BDI L673 SI AUQ-JZIlaZ FLA 32054 BOCA RATON NEWS Vol. 12, No. 155 Thursday, November 16, 1967 26 Pages Corps pledges water for conservation area

Park?Lox' get equal treatment By JIM RIFENBURG BELLE GLADE - Loxahatch- ee, the vast Everglades area west of Boca Raton, will re- ceive as much water as anyone else, including Everglades Na- tional Park, the Corps of En- gineers said here yesterday. More than 250 people attended a public hearing at which the Corps explained plans they hope to put through U.S. Congress for revamping Florida's water- sheds. Preliminary reports had in- dicated Conservation Area number one, known here as.the- Loxahatchee, Area Two and Area Three would be dry 20 times in the next 36 years. Prince Andei Lobanow-Rostovsky, Professor Emeritus, Univer- However, Ted Hauessner, chief of the Corps* Hydrology sity of Michigan and Professor Samua! A. Portnoy, chairman of the Branch, said the preliminary History Department, College of Humanities, Florida Atlantic Uni- reports were not entirely true. versity discuss Russian history prior to lecture by Rostoveky at 'Minimum levels in the Con- FAU this week. The history department was host for the lecture by servation Areas may be low- Prince -- his topic was "50 Years of Soviet Communism: An His- ered from six inches to one torian's Evaluation." Prince Rostovsk is a direct decent of the Florida Atlantic University President Kenneth tion director, and other chamber members after foot, but not more than that," Rurik line, founders of Russia, a former captain of the Russian R. Williams shakes hands with Lester E. Cad- addressing the group at a morning meeting at he said. "And right now we aren't Imperial Guards, veteran of the white army under General Denikin man, the Chamber of Commerce's civic promo- Royal Palm Cafeteria. certain they will be lowered at in the civil war against the red forces, and a volunteer in the all. It will be at least a year French army druing WWI. '21st Century' before schedules can definitely be set. '' Basically,'' he told the News, "water will be conserved by a 'Long night'seen cessation of dumping into the University is prototype Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico in periods of heavy rain. Why is Florida Atlantic the of Commerce coffee. "And we would expect the same or more This water will be put into a for planning board most visited university in the have accepted the difficult chal- for the coming year," he noted. raising program in Lake Okee- country? lenge of committment to edu- He gave a hint of greater things chobee. Tonight promises to be a long al to the east from R-l-A to Dr. Kenneth R. Williams, F AU cational technology — the mis- to come in mentioning an even- "All water then will be equit- night for Planning and Zoning R-3-A for an apartment com- president, said Wednesday sion of finding out how the tual enrollment of 15,000 stu- ably distributed on a basis of board members who will hold plex. morning the reason it has cap- magnificent achievements of dents by 1975 in a multi-cam- needs to farm lands, coastal public hearings on four rezoning There was to be a fourth pe- tured the interest of educators American industry and technol- pus University." areas, conservation areas and petitions and possibly issue de- tition tonight from Palm-Aire throughout the country and ogy can be translated into equal- A record among universities, to Everglades National Park." cisions on two other petitions for rezoning of another piece abroad is that it is the proto- ly magnificent resources of he said, is FAU*s 2500 grad- In reply to a question by which were tabled from last of property in the northernpart type of the university of the learning and research." uates in only four years. He Herbert Benton, representing month's hearings. of town, but the company with- 21st century, unlike any other That educators must learn ascribed this accomplishment interests in the Conservation in the country today." The two tabled petitions are drew the petition. how to harness the great tools to FAU's structure as an upper- Areas, Hauessner said it linked with a third petition which Because Marqusee and Itven- "We are the first to devote of the computer and' of audio- division institution and to the "would be up to the conserva- will be presented tonight by us' petitions cover most of the ourselves to true upper-divi- visual resources Williams cited fact that it is situated in the tion interests how low the water Charles B. Marqusee. vacant property in the northern sion level work," he told guests as the top priority item, midst of "a great reservoir level would be drawn in time of Marqusee, who wants to build part of town, Planning and Zon- at the Boca Raton Chamber "The cost of quality educa- of persons aspiring to graduate drought. a large shopping center complex ing board members planned to must be decreased if we studies •— one third of all the "We'll confer with State near Lake Roger's Isles, last discuss the rezoning petitions are to do the job of training teachers in the state are in this people, with the agriculture month asked for rezoning of in relationship to each other County waives the millions coming into the region." areas and with cities, he said. property located between North- before making a decision, schools of tomorrow," he said. More than 200 members and "We'll determine what the min- east 40 and 46 streets along Other petitions up for public Continuing on the economic guests attended the program. imum can safely be to supply all Federal Highway and the Intra- hearing tonight which also might FIND tract theme in the educational pic- Newly elected President Wil- of the needs. This would include coastal Waterway from R-l-B draw some opposition are for ture, Williams emphasized the liam D. Ackerman announced wildlife and recreation, as well to R-B-l and R-4. rezoning of property located in Boca Raton's title to an eight- need for private support of the next meeting will be held as drinking water for cities and acre . recreation area on the Both petitions are part of the block 11, Country Club Village state-funded institutions to pro- at the Royal Palm Polo Field, agricultural use." same shopping center package. from B-2 to R-B-l, and a pe- shores of Lake Wyman is free vide the "margin for excel- Dec. 6 at 8:30 a.m. Several people spoke in oppo- and clear. . .almost. Members of the board tabled tition by Robert S. DeMarcofor lence" that great institutions sition to the Corps' plan, but petition number one until they rezoning lots one through 24, The County Commission this have, such as the Universities most admitted this opposition week waived any objections it could study it in relationship to Boca Raton Heights, near El Rio of Michigan and California. He was based on preliminary re- the second petition. Canal, from R-l-D to R-3. might have or claim to the land, paid tribute to the FAU Found- ports and not on the revised re- currently held by the Florida The other tabled petition from Last petition on the public ation which got the university November 13-15, 1967 port given yesterday at the Itvenus Development and Indus- hearing agenda is from Boca Inland Navigation District. off the ground in the first place Hi Lo Rain meeting. Land and Development Co. for Originally intended as a spoil with its raising of a quarter of trial Corp., asked for rezoning area for Intracoastal Water- Monday 82 65 .08 However, most interests said of property bounded by C-15 rezoning of lots one through a million dollars to provide Tuesday 80 57 0 the time lapse between the re- canal on the north, Hidden Val- eight, University Heights, first way dredging projects, the the spade work before the legis- addition, from R-l-D to R-2. southern eight-acres of the site lature appropriated the neces- Wed. Noon 80 56 0 (Continued on Page 2A) ley on the south and Intracoast- is now filled to the point that it sary money. has little value as a spoil area. ' Not one great state univer- To combat 'boozeparties' Eventually, the city hopes to sity in the country can be de- acquire the entire spoil area for pendent on public finance development as a major park- alone," he offered. • marina complex. An account of the economic State officials already have impact of FAU showed $38 mil- Teen center revamps program indicated that they have no in- lion new dollars brought into terest in the area. To obtain Boca Raton and the surrounding By SANDY WESLEY said teenage president, Tony dates was promising, they said Kingma said. the area from FIND, the city area, according to the president. Orpesa, "but we're not getting the younger kids who ran for of- "I think if we were better or- first had to obtain waivers from On operation alone $22 million Optimism mixed with a little the cooperation we need. fice wanted the title. The older ganized and if everyone knew the state and Palm Beach has been spent to date. Through pessimism has set in at Boca Although the six new officers kids threw their hats in be- just what was going on the Ju- County. June of this year salaries have Raton Teenage Center these of Teen Town werepleated with cause they didn't want to see the venile Jury would be more ef- City Manager Alan Alford said totaled $10 and a half million. days. the turnout for the first dance center being run by the younger fective," she added. the two waivers will be for- The salary budget for this year Teen Town's new officers are two weeks ago, they still lament kids. Did the juvenile jury work? warded to FIND and the city will add $4,800,000, with an- trying to work up a program the fact that whereas last year Although the officers are There were mixed opinions hopes to receive a deed from other $1,500,000 being spent on which will compete with the pri- the dances drew 500 kids this awake to Teen Town's problems on that matter. Some officers the district shortly. supplies, utilities and equip- vate booze parties that the of- year it draws about 200. they're undauntingly planning said no, others said yes. The ment. ficers say have become "the "That's why we can't hold the activities for the coming year. ones who said yes thought the "Soon we must anticipate an thing" for Boca Raton teen- dances every week. We can't "We want to reactivate the offenders liked the idea of doing annual budget of $10 million," agers. make enough money to pay the Juvenile Jury," Teri Fraker something rather than just pay- Williams predicted. According to the officers it's bands and have enough for our said. ing a fine which they can get All this does not include the the booze parties that have treasury," they said. The jury of teenagers is sup- from their parents. Amusement Page 8A $16 million put into building siphoned membership from the "The older kids said they posed to sit in on the trials of The ones who said no thought Ann Landers 2B construction to date. teenage center. didn't want to come because teenage law offenders. The pro- it didn't make a bit of difference Calendar IB Referring to the recent slash "Some of the kids will come Teen Town was being taken over gram which was inaugurated by to the offenders whether they Church News 10B in the University's funds, Wil- in after the party or if the party by the younger teenagers but the Boca Raton Citizens Coun- were fined or had to wash cars. Classifieds 12-13A liams said FAU will not be able isn't going so well, or maybe that's not true," Laurae Sturn cil last year faltered when Teen The officers scheduled the Editorials 4A to accept additional students they'll leave Teen Town to go to said. "We proved that when we Town faltered. dates for the annual Carnival, Public Notices 5B next year unless remedial ac- a booze party," they said, but had separate dances last Sep- Members of the jury pass Nov. 29, 30 Dec. 1 and 2. The Real Estate 8B tion isn't taken to restore nor- that's where they re going." tember. It's the booze parties," sentence on the offenders rather Carnival this year will be held Safety Crusade 9B mal funding, "We can get Teen Town back she said. than levy fines. "We recom- in Memorial Park. Sports 10A "This year we had a 35 per on its feet again if we have the Although the officers admit- mend that the kids wash cars They're offering a surfing Women's News 1-2-3-4B cent increase in students and cooperation of the other kids," ted the show for officer candi- or something like that," Sharyn (Continued on Page 2A) 2A Thursday, Nov. 16, 1967 BOCA RATON NEWS Three from business Water pledged for 'Glades faculty at meeting (Continued from Page 1) gress was entirely too short. ests and cities to further eval- Mich.; a brother, David ports, the public meeting and the They asked that more time for uate the overall plan. Three members of man of management and Dt. Edgar Sites Sites, St. Petersburg, a intended presentation to Con- study be given to private inter- Col. R.P. Tabb, district en- the faculty of Florida marketing, will lead a sister, Mrs. Judy gineer for the Corps, present- Word has been re- Atlantic University's discussion on "The Ob- Miller, North Man- ed a history of the South-Cen- College of Business and jectives and Content of ceived here of the death chester, Ind., and three tral system and the methods of of Dr. Edgar C. Sites, Teens revamp program Public Administration the Course in Informa- grandchildren. use. In addition, several mem- will be in New Orleans tion Systems." 75, 1503 S. Ocean Blvd., Services and burial bers of his staff told of the in Port Huron, Mich. (Continued from Page 1) "We're sending out forms to Nov. 16-18 to partici- Dr. Barry J. Hersker were in Port Huron, movie as a special event Sat- teenagers living in town asking various methods for conserving pate in the joint annual and David M. Georgoff, Dr. Sites, a winter urday night. The movie titled water that had been studied and meetings of the South- assistant professors of resident of Boca Raton them to fill them out and send abandoned. for the past ten years, "Inside Out" will be held at them back to us," Joan Leap- ern Management Asso- administration, will be Goimet 7:30 p.m. in the Community line said. The Corps'presentation last- ciation and the Southern discussants for three died of injuries suffered Center. ed until about 2:30 p.m. At that Marketing Association. papers to be given on in an auto accident Nov. The forms ask such questions time spectators were asked for marketing. 4. elected They're also working hard as 'would you like it if we set up Dr. Joel Ross, chair- on plans for the children's comments and questions. Dr. Sites, a surgeon Peter J. Gonnet has tables and chairs for a more in Port Huron had com- Christmas party for which there personal atmosphere at the Basically, the plan calls for Complete UMBRELLA Protection been elected president is no date set yet, and the Miss dances?", "would; you like it if raising Lake Okeechobee four • Travelers * Aetna * Continental pleted preparations for of the Federation of Boca retirement in Boca Ra- Teen Town contest in Decem- we had cokes brought to the feet above levels now authoriz- Group * Royal Globe * London & Raton Homeowner Asso- ber which ends with the Christ- tables?" "if we had tables and ed. It was pointed out this would Lancashire * Boston ^9~ ton prior to the accident. ciations. Insurance Co. He had served as mas Cotillion at which time chairs, would you take care of be a seasonal level and would Other officers elect- Miss Teen Town will be crown- them?" not remain at the proposed 21,5 president of the St. ed at the federation's ed. vlt seems the center tried put- feet for more than a few weeks JOHN D. TALBOTT Claire County Health annual meeting this week INSURANCE AGENCY, inc.] The biggest project for the ting up tables and chairs a at any one time. Department for 16 were: Howard Flammer, 489 N.E. 20th St. Boca Raton years, played a leading center now is raising money couple of years ago but the In addition, the Corps would Ph. 395-1511 or 399-1516 role in establishment of vice president, and for its scholarship fund. At the teenagers just didn't take care Charles Tinker, treas- of them. halt all discharges of surplus Mercy Hospital in Port urer. present time the treasury holds water to the ocean and gulf. Huron, and had served $857.29, $345 of which was "They put their feet on the This water would be used first as chief of staff at Port raised by the present adminis- tables and stood on the chairs," to raise the level of Okeechobee BLOOD'S Huron Hospital. He was Statue tration. the officers said. and any excess would be funnel- HAMMOCK past president of St. The teenagers are worried Even though the teenagers led through the Everglades to Claire County Medical stolen about their funds even with more have many obstacles to over- the park proper. GROVES Society and a member of than $800 in the treasury. "We come, they're confident Teen the American Medical Police are investigat- were asked to give money to an- Town can make it again. Water now being wasted Association. He also ing the theft of a statue other project in town but we had WHERE ALL "Our events don't conflict through runoff of agricultural r was a member of the from in front of the to turn them down," Laurae with the high school activities," lands through canals such as FRUIT IS PICKED, Rotary Club from which Decorator's Delight 7 said, "We can't take another they said, 'and the high school the Hillsboro south of Boca Ra- PACKED AND he had received an 18 store on the corner of penny out of the treasury until always backs up Teen Town. ton would have a backpumping year perfect attendance Dixie highway and South- after the Carnival. Everything The Student Council at the school system. This water would main- SHIPPED WITHIN pin the week prior to east 2nd St. hinges on that." is always announcing our ac- tain the levels of the Conserva- 24 HOURS his death. The statue, valued at The officers also are in the tivities and helping us out," tion Areas and at the same time Survivors include his $75, apparently was tak- midst of a membership drive. they added. supply the Park. Now Open and Shipping wife, Florence, Port en Monday night or Huron; a daughter,Mrs. Tuesday morning, police Everglades National Park Pink and White Grapefruit Henry M. Kuhlm an, said. Made of poured would receive an average of Grosse Pointe Shores, concrete, it is four feet Looking for something...? 315,000 acre-feet of water Hamlins, Navel, & Tangelos Mich.- two sons, Edgar high and represents a^ yearly. C. Jr., Memphis, Tenn., figure of a woman car- If your paper hasn't arrived by 8:30 a.m. please call 395-8300 Plan Your Fruit Shipments How rying a vase. "We feel, with the exception and William N. Troy, and special delivery will be made. of extremely dry years," Calls may be made at any time between 8:S0 and 10:30 a.m. Haeussner told the News, "there Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays between 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. will be plenty of water for every- BLOODS HAMMOCK GiOVES Mail subscribers are asked to contact the Boca Raton News one under the new plan. Every {Closed Sundays) circulation department in case of missed deliveries. major area will be benefited Military Trail North PHONE FURNITURE and the plan will help everybody 4 Miles to Geimantown *)7£ "J/"T>| All Shipments while hurting nobody." Bead llO-lQll Guaranteed

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By MALCOLM B. JOHNSON most of the 1,737 taxpayers who money comes from the State. voted for zero tax. It's about the same with school A little austerity, generally lunches, which no longer use applied, may be good for all of What frills? Football. Bands. County tax money to any sig- us; but a whole lot of it, falling Driver education. Bus rides for nificant extent. in one spot, can be disastrous. children of two-car families. We can make a fine case for An abrasive austerity was Free textbooks for families that not giving free textbooks to forced on the school systems could afford to buy them. Jani- children whose parentfeereali^fc Counselors? of half a dozen Florida count- tors to pick up the appalling to buy but, again, tharwouldnx ies last week — and it came so litter our kids leave on the help overcome the $2,000,000 close to Leon county that the grounds and in the corridors. d eficit. Leon county only budgets City Councilmen and a lot of other adminis- All too often the city finds itself in the posi- backward glance is frightening. Gut-rate lunches for children $1,500 for free textbooks. The trative officials got something of a workout at tion of acting hastily for the benefit of its var- Because most of us didn t who can pay more or bring it rest comes from the State. Tuesday's meeting.. .and it's just the start of a ious petitioners. A more hard-nosed attitude is bother to vote at all, this county in a sack. lot more to come. demanded if the city is to dispose of its business of 100,000 people at the seat of There may be merit to the So much for the frills. We After a long, rambling discussion, Council in a truly businesslike fashion. government and education theory, but eliminating all those might offset about five per cent approved acceptance of an escrow agreement in The taxpayers of Boca Raton can't afford the avoided by only 694 votes a bal- items wouldn't make much of a of the tax loss by eliminating lieu of a performance bond for a developer. Con- luxury of hiring business counselors for every lot box decree cutting in half dent in the $2,000,000 deficit. them. We'd still have to whittle stituting somewhat of an exception to the new sub- would-be developer when they thought they were the amount of money we tax You could save some on sal- away about $1,900,000 to bring division code, they also place a burden on the hiring councilors to direct the city's affairs. ourselves for to support public aries of football coaches and the budget down to reduced city. school operations. band directors (if you didn't revenue. The Council was hurried into approving the That's the difference between keep them on the staff to teach First thing to go would be, agreement Tuesday night, the City Attorney was the 1,737 property owners who music and physical education). $873,000 in reserve #mds -# rushed into drafting the escrow agreement, and Rude voted for a zero tax rate and But our county doesn't put much but that would only postpone our the outcome of it all is that the City Engineer the 2,430 who approved the tax money into football (which problem a year because it is will find himself in the position of authorizing school board request to contin- depends on gate receipts) or held back mainly to keep from disbursements from the escrow account. For the After an absence of a couple of years, the re- ue the present rate of $6 per band instruments (except to help having to borrow at the first part most part, these axe items which probably appearance of an advertising banner across $1,000 of assessed value for new schools get started and of each school term until State should be taken care of by the persons who will Federal highway came as a rude awakening. the next two years. booster clubs organized.) About and Federal money comes in. benefit from the agreement: the loan firm and We were surprised to discover that these ban- That difference is $2,000,000 $15,000 a year. The school board could the property owner. If all goes awry, the city ners ~ although they would be banned by the sign a year in school revenue, and a We could save about $70,000 "save" $645,000 by stopping may find itself contractor for the proposed im- ordinance ~ can still be erected with the per- glance at what it might have in- by abolishing auto driving les- work on new schoolhouses fi- provements. mission of the city manager. Without discussing volved makes us grateful it hap- sons (except that State law re- nanced by current taxes, all re- The city should not be either in the construction the merits of the event, the wisdom of the man - pened someplace else if it had quires us to give them.) modeling and repairing, all pur- or land development business and it should leave ager, or past policy, we'd like to insist that this to happen at all. If the County quit running any chases of equipment and library the loan business to the loan firms. The loan sort of sign has no place in Boca Raton. What would we have done? school buses at all, it would save books and replacement of such firm has in effect retained the services of the Highway banners should be outlawed once and "Cut out the frills!" prob- almost nothing unless it sold the instructional tools asgprn oifj- city attorney for the drafting of a document serv- for all and all permissive documentation in the ably is the answer we'd get from buses because nearly all that typewriters, sewing machines, ing its own needs primarily and the city's only city's codes and policies should be stricken from movie projectors and the like. secondarily, and has acquired without charge the record. Not only are they an unattractive While the increasing number the services of a resident engineer to approve nuisance, they're a distraction to motorists on of children crowded into double- the various construction stages and authorize the highway and a threat to life and property. Looks like a good season! session classrooms, the board construction loan payments. still would be looking for half a million to cut out of the budget. Board members could get about Views of other newspapers half of that by reducing the staff of supervisors and coordina- tors to the seven required by State law, eliminating the $66,- 000 items for contract te^hing No return to Runnymede of new methods toteachram'and by foregoing their ownSp^rie©. Reading Prime Minister Wilson's words, left to them was that of delaying an act of (raised this year from $1,200 Elizabeth II last week promised that the heredi- Commons for two years. This was reduced to a to $3,000 each). j tary basis of the House of Lords will be elimin- year in 1949, and in 1958 Prime Minister Mac- ated, and that the peerage will be further cur- mill an introduced non-hereditary peers. Since The City might defer payment tailed in ways not yet specified. Surrounded by then, about 150 of these have been created, but of about $265,000 in school light her lords spiritual and temporal, she passed on it would no longer occur to the 1045 hereditary and water bills, but that would them the sentence of eventual extinction. And no peers to outvote them on a serious matter. only create another tax deficit barons summoned her to Runnymede to recon- Their authority has been declining at such a in the town. If they made; the firm the Great Charter of their rights. rate that some Britons are wondering why children take over all the jani- Are the British still attached to ancient pomp? Mr. Wilson is wasting his breath on withered torial duties (as grandpa did) Kipling thought he saw "the captains and the leaves. They suspect that he is bent on creating it could save $285,000. kinds depart," but he did not anticipate their a political diversion. Curtailed as it is, the de- Of course, we could c$rteacl# value as tourist attractions. Is that waning, too? laying power of the Lords still may provide an ers* salaries — but we couldn't Has Carnaby Street laughed ermine utterly out opportunity to correct a mistake made by absorb much of the $2,000,000 of style? These, alas, are questions no Ameri- Commons. Or it may serve for the airing of an loss that way without running can may answer. issue, such as abortion, on which Commons is into a law of diminishing! re- For practical purposes, the Lords have been reluctant to act until it knows the prevailing turns by loss of State money for taking orders from the House of Commons since wind. But the Lords really are running chores failure to meet minimum s.' Be- 1911 when they tried to assert themselves, and for Commons. The peers have no real function; sides, though there may be some Edward VII had to tell them that unless they and that which is without function sooner or argument about whether our desisted, peers would be created by the hund- later is seen to be also without life. teachers are underpaid, ; few St. Louis Post-Dispatch claim they are generally over- reds to out-vote them. Almost the sole power paid. Certainly, we could get by with a zero tax rate for a while until light bills, deferrf&maiiP tenance costs and teacher-par- Whittling: a passing art ent patience hit an explosion point. . ••; But how much austerity would Since man first learned to fashion a sharp won't cure all the nation's problems, but it would you want in the school system edged blade he has enjoyed whittling. One of the help keep the ship on a steadier keel. when there is none anywhere deplorable aspects of what one a bit hesitatingly -The Milwaukee Journal else in the economy? calls modern civilization is the passing of this Exploring words This whole iffy discussion is art. Only a few dedicated whittlers are left to- based on the assumption that day, and all good men should unite to foster a Leon county, and those which renaissance of the craft. Expo 68? face the real problem, couldn't There are two kinds of whittling. A man can get around the adverse tax- whittle with a purpose. In pioneer times men Although Expo 67, that most dazzling of all payers' vote and levy the taxes and boys whittled implements for home and farm world fairs, is no more, Montreal is seeking to Still valid anyway. use. In cabins in the woodlands, craftsmen made preserve some of the pavilions and exhibits. bowls and plates, spoons and forks; they made Everyone who visited Expo complained that it was impossible to see everything — even on an There may be other ways to handles for hoes and axes and hooks for hanging have to live with in the future. skin this cat. harness, and fashioned shovels and pitchforks. extended stay — and so the prospect of return- By JOHN BARCLAY ing next year eases the letdown of its closing. It means lonely or alienated, State Rep. Phil Ashler of There is another kind of whittling — the kind faceless and separated. This Pensacola, whose county voted we need today. That is whittling for whittling's We hope Montreal's plans can be worked out NEIGHBOR — Perhaps it is a without damaging another fair. . .the Canadian cynical yet valid observation word also embraces the socio- zero millage, suggests the Leg- sake. After a noon dinner of friend salt pork, islature in special session next milk gravy, boiled potatoes, and a quarter of a National Exhibition in Toronto. that this friendly Old English logical dilemma of a trend to- Expo 67, the centerpiece at Canada's 100th word which originally meant a ward withdrawal or super-pri- January could pass local bills juicy strawberry pie, it is good to sit on a box, nearby farmer or dweller is vacy. calling for another election. in the barn doorway and whittle for a few min- birthday party, made the centennial truly a year That may be possible; and there utes before getting back to work. to remember, not only for Canadians but for all probably doomed to oblivion and In urban and pastoral com- who came to see the staggering concentration the true essence of the term munities, there has always been is time, because the no-tax vote A man needs a sharp knife and the wood of of what seemed like all the wonders of "Man lost forever. With the advent of man's desire for better fences, was for the year beginning Jan- his choice. The countryman prefers straight- Telstar, the Laser beam and uary 1, 1969. grained soft white pine, A period of leisurely and His World" — Expo's theme. higher walls, screening hedges A more vigorous Canadian national image has supersonic travel; neighbors, and locked gates to insure pri- Also, in Leon County, the non-purposeful whittling does something for a distance and time have merged vacy. School Board hasn't iked im man. It calms and relaxes; it puts him in tune been created in the minds of foreign visitors, into the immediate zone of now! whole authority to levy 10 mills with the season and helps to dissipate tensions who in the past have tended to think of Canad- Shades of ancient Spartacus! Neighbor was formed from With time and distance merged of tax without a property own- and frustration. As long, smooth shavings peel ians as Americans in slow motion. And Cana- ers' vote. It has constitutional away, a man can feel his perspective returning. dians who perhaps have been surprised them- the Old English word neah which on our clocks and omniscient selves by their shining success, can feel a justi- meant near and gebur, a dwell- computers screening our num- authority for another four mills Our law makers in Washington should take up fiable national pride and confidence in their er or nearby farmer. Ironically, ber down to the last decimal — enough to recover $1,394,000 whittling, and after a session of oratory adjourn the word "farmer" in its orig- of that $2,000,000 it might have second century. point, the vestigial comforts lost. for an hour while they all whittled. Whittling -Buffalo Evening News inal and preferred definition; such as the Wall of China or the "One who farms; as one who vulnerable French Maginot However, there is a tax roll- takes taxes to collect, paying a Line, were only imaginery de- back law which wouldn't allow fixed sum for the privilege," vices of a temporal design. the board to get morethan $1,- has become an antiquated ana- Anyone for a used bomb shelt- 000,000, and then only after a chronism. er in good condition? A I960 public hearing and declaration As a conservative estimate, model with provisions, guns of emergency. The counties To the Editor: most of the children in America and ammunition included to pro- which face the realcri^sprohm Thursday 4A Nov. 16,1967 There's been a lot of talk about who compose a quarter of the tect you against any marauding ably will explore thiSTnethoof Published every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at. 34 S.E. what a mess Palmetto Park road population have never seen a neighbors. is, but not much has been said farmer or much less even had Of course, the tax roll-back 2nd St., Boca Raton, Fla., 33432, by the Boca Raton Pub- about what an asset it will be to the thrill of planting a vege- law itself might be repealed lishing Co., Inc. Phone 395-8300. the city when it's finished. Of table garden. Who can blame by the Legislature or set aside course, we all hope it will be them, for it is far easier to fill Opinions,.. by local act for distressed coun- soon. ties — but it was passed in up a chrome-plated cart at the the first place to allay the very JOHN T. OPEL H. CLAY RILEY Look at Camino Real. The job neighborhood Super-Mart. the city park department does Opinions expressed by col- sort of taxpayer revolt we saw Editor Adv. Mgr. Today, a good neighbor is a last Tuesday. How many poli- on landscaping streets and other rare find as there is a subtle, umnists and in letters to the ticians would be willing in an places in Boca Raton, we can att frenetic drive for economic self editor are those of the writ- election year to backawayfrom Entered as second class mail at the postoffice at Boca be proud of the job they do. survival, "keeping up with the ers and are not necessarily it on its very first test? These city workmen probably Joneses'" and an urge to es- Raton, Florida under the act of March 8, 1879. do more to improve the city's those of the Boca Raton We have problems here that cape problems in a world em- News. Opinions of the News (whether or not we likeit) seem Member of the Florida Press Association and National looks than anyone else. Would broiled in strife over the in- that all city officials — elected roads of communism, integra- are expressed in our editor- to accumulate one anwver -™ Newspaper Association. Subscription rates: By carrier in and otherwise ~ were as dedi- tion and the doctrines of apart- ial column. rnore State money by increasing the city 70^ per month; by mail in the U.S., one year $10.00, cated. the sales tax to avoid higher heid. taxes on property, for school 6 months $6.00, 3 months $4.00. s/Jennifer Dale Anomie is a new word we may support. BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday. Nov. U 1gin at 3:30 p.m. Anyone tle if any progress to- time annuity for maxi- interested in the pro- ward achieving a lower mum income, even gram may contact Mrs. average price. though that will consume A. Joseph Miner, 395- Price averaging your estate. 0017. makes a lot of sense when carried out over Q. I'd like some in- the years via a regular formation about invest- monthly or quarterly ing in stocks or mutual Appraised, Bought & Sold purchase of a quality funds. I'm 39, with 3 We also buy t t&e tm stock. In the first place, children. I have insur- old gold & antique jewelry it removes any need for ance but no savings. I HAVE YOUR nail biting: "Shall I buy do buy a savings bond today, or maybe it'll be every month, but I us- DIAMONDS CHECKED lower tomorrow — but ually have to cash it in & CLEANED what if it's higher, etc, for emergencies. NO CHARGE etc." In the second place A4 I don't understand over a long period of how you intend to invest (ENANN JEWELERS time it can average out if you have no savings to your favor. account and your month- oe But when you blend a ly E bond purchases are 9. sporadic purchase at wiped out by emergency 25-1/2 with another, a demands. With three KEN ANN BUILDING few days later, at 24-7/8 children, you ought to in the hopes of arriving have at least 5o to 6 3101 N. FEDERAL HWY. at a lower price you're months' salary in sav- FT. LAUDERDALE just not doing your ings (or E bonds) as a 565-2021

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3, ,,-..^i- 8A Thursday, Nov. 16, 1967 BOCA RATON NEWS J.C. students will FAMOUS DOOR CHINESE RESTAURANT offer free tutoring _ in the COVE SHOPPING CENTER - DEERF1E1 D = SERVING LUNCH & DINNERS Closed Mem. Students in three Lake The 40 members of FOR TAKE OUT ORDERS - PHONE 399-5455 Worth schools who need the Student FE A are en- tutoring but can't afford thusiastic about the pro- DELftAY DRIVE-IN it will get a break in a gram, Mones said. He NOW THRU SAT. program slated to get estimated that there are U.S. I. OELRAY BEACH / underway Monday. "at least 200" addi- College students who tional future teachers on are planning to become campus who "will want teachers have designat- to take part once we get ed the three schools, started." Lake Worth Senior High, In most instances the Junior High, and High- tutoring situations will lands Elementary, for a be set up with one col- Plus — Lana Turner — "Madame X" pilot project in free tu- lege tutor for each stu- toring aimed at helping dent, but as many as both the future teachers three will be allowed if Call 395-8300 For Classified Ad Service and those they tutor. the students have simi- Thomas Mones, pres- lar problems. ident of the Palm Beach The program is a na- Junior College chapter tional one with student of the Student Florida affiliates of the National Bill Stewart's Education Association, Education Association, Historic Old says the 40 members and was adopted as a of the chapter "prob- state program this year ably won't be able to by the Florida Educa- RIVERVIEW handle all the tutoring tion Association. by the Deerfield Bridge requests. The program getting ' We will accept ref- underway Monday is the errals from guidance first attempt to apply The Tastefully Curious departments in the sec- the idea locally, Mones Diner May Wish to Call ondary schools and in- said. 399-6680 dividual teachers at the "This has been a very Generalife garden in Granada, Spain. elementary schools," worthwhile program in Jane Turzy at Piano - Saturday Night Mones says, "and we're other parts of the coun- busy looking for more try, with benefits to Kiwanis Club series Closed Mondays future teachers even both tutor and student," before the program be- Mones said. "I am cer- gins." tain it will prove to be The college students useful here. HELD OVER feel the tutoring pro- If the pilot program Film on Spain is scheduled gram will give them in- is successful, and Sunrise Kiwanis Club travel film on a country Highlights of Segovia, of Barcelona —the San- valuable early exper- enough tutors are at-will present the first- where -history comes to include the Roman Aque- ta Maria; of San Sebas- SIDNEY POITIER ience in teaching skills, tracted into the pro-of-the-season program life. Remnants of many duct, and the Alcazar; tian — the Basque while giving many school gram, it will be extend- in its "Travel and Ad- civilizations remain in of Seville, a bullfight, a games. A visit is also children a second ed to other schools in venture Series" Friday, Spain, including: Iber- mantilla factory, and an made to the Island of chance. the county, Mones said. Nov. 24 at 8 p.m., in the ian, Phoenician, Celtic, olive factory; of Gra-Mallorca. "We didn't start out ONLY 168 LISTED Community Center audi- Roman, Visigothic, and nada ~ the Alhambra expecting to get college torium. Moorish. The conquer- and the old silk market; credit for our work/' A recent study of The featured artist ing Romans and the Mones says, "but some Switzerland's labor will be Howard Pollard, Moors, especially, left instructors say we may market listed only 168 who will present his lat- strong imprints of Lan- Legion plans be able to use the pro- jobless persons. They est travel film, "Spot- guage and Culture and gram for extra-credit had 4,301 officially list- light on Spain." ed ob had marked effect on turkey shoot projects in somecours- ed Jjo bvacancies to Howard Pollard is a Spanish character and WITH es" chose from. resident of Detroit, temperament. Spain is American Legion Post Mich, and has a back- an ancient country, full 277 will hold its annual BOCA RATON ground in engineering of sunshine, gay fiestas, turkey shoot Sunday HOST * LOVE" and photography. He has sad and fiery music, from 9 a.m. to dark at EXCITING ':'•• produced several films great art, emotional the old pistol range on PORPOISE SHOW OF ALL ll COUNTRY CLUB for medical and surgi- people and magnificent A-l-A north of Pal- cal use, and technical architecture. metto Park road. Pro- plus films for veterinarian The journey through ceeds from the shoot ocean, DINING ROOM instruction. He branch- the land of fiesta and will go to the Post's DRIVE RANGE ed into travelogue pho- siesta will include the Americanism fund. HE ELECTRIC or WORLD tography and has pro- great cities of Madrid, POXFOESESHOW duced four travel films, Toledo, Segovia, Seville, AND HOME MARVIN Elks dance tOTDAVY JONES' CLUB RENTAL including: "Brazil - Granada, Barcelona and .lOCKHt GOLF INSTRUCTION Under Tropical Skies", San Sebastian. In Mad- ROFESSIONAtS 10 PLAY BOOK) "Colorful Colorado", rid our tour will include is Saturday "Holiday in Quebec", the Royal palace, the Him Only ftovohrngOtarnft a jjfe and now "Spotlight on 7aw*r ftf h* Soath... 500 yards west of U,S flea market, the fashion A "turkey trot", SifRUt, tool Spain". show and a modern ar- sponsored by Boca Ra- • 15 Star Porpoises > Porpoise Play Pool | COMING NOVEMBER 22 between Delray and Boca > Man-Eating Sharks * Divers, Aquamaids ' "Spotlight on Spain" tist working in bronze. ton Elks, will be held • qiant Sea Turtles • Coral Reef FisD • Playful Sea Lions * Macaws & MonKtysi is a brilliant all-color In Toledo, the rose Saturday in the Elks > bland Tour Bolt Cruis. (optlonll) . gardens and Roman Lodge, 140 N.W. 11 St. . Rain or Shine 7 Days a Week ruins are a vivid back- The dance will begin at I From 10 a.m.—Last Show 4 p.m. as HIKE (SUNRISE) drop for the activities 8 p.m. Proceeds will go KIWANIS CLUB of BOCA RATON of the people including to the Elk's charitable Toledo steel being made projects. and for El Greco's house and famous paintings.

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Federal Highway Enclosed find my check for $ for which please ACCEPT!! CENTER * 8:00 P.M. send me season tickets for "Travel and Adventure Series." West Palm Beach-7400 South Dixie Highway Series Tickets at $6.00 Worth Palm Beach-661 U.S. Highway #1 Tic^ts; Dinner Show Specials (Total admission for all six performances) Also in Perrine, Corai Gables, Miami, FILET MIGNON OR North Miami, Dania, Ft. Lauderdaie South, "Sunrise* 8oca Raton Name Phone $T£AK HOUSE & SUPPER CLUB Ft. Lauderdaie North, Pompano Beach, Sarasota, 10NDQN BROIL $2.95 Reservations 9424744 o 2284 South Feiferaf Hwy. ADDRESS Monday thru Friday. St. Petersburg, Orlando (Maitland) Riwanis dub Ppmpano Bejeh a rnjle W. of Ft. \, P )Of O BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, Nov. 16, 1967 9 A # Bobtails - News from the High School NICK'S GARDEN CENTER Now Features Florida's Finest Citrus U.S.HI Grade A Fancy Third graduating class is getting ready Gift Fruit Shipping By DAVID BERGAMINI has a new addition to his of Boca Raton. Further be a yearbook this year! program sheets of the Paramedics meeting at Fine Fruit from Indian River family. His wife gave information will be re- players and their num- Notre Dame Academy and Other Famous Fla, Citrus areas This year Boca Raton birth to an eight pound, leased at a later date. Last week's millage bers etc. — a service in Miami on Nov. 11, ALL FULLY GUARANTEED High School will have its seven ounce baby boy, election may be the turn- project. The club's scrapbook 353 N. Federal Hwy. third graduating class Nov. 7, at Bethesda Hos- Juniorettes are busy ing point in Palm Beach won first place in the Boca Raton 395-1141 since the school first pital. The Hill's named preparing for their big County School educa- competition and Lynda opened iii March 1963. the new baby Christo- fashion show, to be held tion. Why did 712 Boca Nine members of the Kapsch received the Not only will it be the pher Wayne. As Hill Wednesday, Dec. 13voter. s choose zero Paramedic Club attend- certificate of award for Call 395-8300 for Classified Ad Service largest graduating class pointed out: "Now I can This will be the Junior- mills? ed the District "D" the club. ever, the Class of '68 start my football team!" ette's second annual Talking to the admin- will .-set another first fashion show. Last istration, I found out for Boca Junior-Senior There will be noyear's show drew a large what may result from COLE-McDANIEL magnavQx magnavox High School. The seniors school next Thursday crowd and was a big this millage election. will be the first group and Friday, Nov. 23,24, Unless Palm Beach of students to complete due to Thanksgiving Day. success. They held their County receives state all six grades at the installation banquet this aid, there will be no new high school. They were Safety Officer Barry past Tuesday. Mem- junior high school re- bers also polished and Today's only COLOR TVwith the first students to Searer has been show- sulting in split session move into the new school ing the driver educa- cleaned the trophies and next year. Bus trans- in 1963 and had to go tion classes movies on trophy case this week. portation may be elim- through many problems safe driving. The mov- inated, and then you'll to get BRHS where it is ies are taken by the The last and, in my have a problem for sure! INSTANT AUTOMATIC today. Ohio State Police of on- opinion, the best football Cafeteria lunches may the-scene accidents. Of- pep rally ever was held be eliminated also. Stu- Last week, the Senior dents may have to buy Class had a class meet- ficer Searer plans to last Friday, Nov. 10. show the entire school The six varsity cheer- their books. Clubs would REMOTE CONTROL ing to discuss gradua- be eliminated and sports tion. Already? It will be two films on safe driv- leaders, Janet Eubank, ing. The important film Cindy and Beth Fram- also as the last resort. 1 VHF/UHF operation 2 Signal-Seeking Channel Selection—automatically here before you know it! Shall I go on? Just hope The Class of'68 voted to be shown is "Signal bach, Joan White, Deb- selects "on the air** channels ooty 3 Never needs "programming" or bie Kelly and Margie Governor Claude Kirk adjusting for new channels—not even if you move to another city 4 Auto- to have Commencement 30." and the legislature gives Exercises at Bibletown Students who drive Peak put on a skit which matically turns set off—if you fall asleep during the Late Show—after "TV boosted school spirit Palm Beach County state Auditorium, June 7, cars to school are re- aid; otherwise, your station goes off the "air 5 separate Color Intensity and 6 Color Tint Con- 1968. Why? Last year, minded to get their upwards. trols 7 Lets you adjust volume or 8 turn TV on/off—^H from your easy The skit was based on child's past education graduation was held in school decals for their may go down the drain. ' chair. No other remote control offers you so many conveniences! the boiling hot school cars immediately! They the story of Little Red auditorium and when it cost 500 and if your car Riding Hood. Friday was was over, everyone was does not have a decalon also the first color day, For parents who are ready to die of heat ex- it, you will not be al- and all students who trying to make Christ- haustion. Bibletown is lowed to park your car didn't wear blue and gold mas plans and travel in the magnificent air-conditioned, and has in the parking lot. So were in for a real sur- advance, Christmas va- more than enough seats please, take heedl prise. cation starts Thursday, to accommodate every- At the Pep Rally, the Dec. 21 and ends Tues- one. football team presented day, Jan. 2. That's 13 Civinettes are selling Football Coach Pribil The seniors will have C1 a x t o n fruit cakes. days in all. the auditorium if it is with a watch for his fine This is their main mon- coaching this year. available that night. Cost ey making project for the The sophomore class for renting the auditor- Also, Coach Bennet for school year. Price is the track team, present- had a meeting last week, ium will center around $1.00 per pound. Tuesday, November 14. INSTANTLY $250. ed the school with the They are also pre- conference trophy they They discussed future Graduation invitations paring for their canned service and money- fine-tunes itself! was discussed and will had won. food drive for Thanks- Sharlene Fox, editor making projects. 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'"> •' 1- ^COLE-McDANIEL • ffi magnavox 11 S. federal1. .395-4711 10A Thursday, Nov. 16, 1967 BOCA RATON NEWS Cats take on Leonard Friday in final game In the nine games to Raton, coming up with a Boca Raton's Bobcats 20-0 score, take on their last oppon- date, the Bobcats have ent of the season tomor- scored a total of 92 Riviera Beach out- row night when they points. Their oppon- scored the Cats by 13 journey to do battle with ents have run up 170points with a 33-20 John I. Leonard. The points. game. Clewiston won by game will be played at The largest spread, 10 points at 17-7. the Lake Worth High of course, was the open- On the win side of the School football field. er when Seacrest dump- ledger, Boca Raton blanked Fort Pierce, After a bad maulling 19-0 and Jupiter 13-0. last Friday by Lake Against Okeechobee, it Worth, John I. Leonard was a little harder and now has a record of two the Brahmans were only wins and seven losses one touchdown behind for the season, when the final whistle This foursome is the tops in the Dirty Dozen Plus golf aggregation. Fin- Boca Raton could set sounded at 13-7. a new school record Last week Boca Raton ishing their championship recehtly at Boca Raton Country Club they came with a win. Last year Fighting Bobcats and Pahokee split hon- in this way: Harl Oowell, Class B champ, Al Raguse, Class A; Sam Wine- the Bobcats won four ors with a 20-20 score, brenner, runnerup Class A, and Al Beckman, runnerup, Class B- and lost six which was ed the Cats, 45-0. It although the Bobcats the best they have ever kept the Hawks record were within just a few done on the Varsity lev- of never losing to the feet of scoring on two Keglers korner el. Bobcats intact. other occasions. Mike Hart has been one of the outstanding of- The Cats currently Stuart had the next The odds will favor fensive players for the Bobcats all year and stand at three wins, five highest point spread Boca Raton tomorrow should see plenty of action tomorrow night at losses and one tie. The when they dumped the night against John I. Two new leaders on rolls John I. Leonard. win would give them a Bobcats 28-0. And Belle Leonard. 4-5-1 season record. Glade also shut out Boca Game time at Lake Two new leaders have Pinchuck 626. Henry 2191; Men's ind. high Worth is 8 o'clock. It zoomed to the top on Curtis lead the Hospi- 6 triple, James Albert- can be reached by Mili- this season's honor roll tal league with a 223 ie, 215-505; Women's Two local fishermen tary Trail and turning board. game. Annette Curtis ind. high & triple, Carol right at the Lake Worth Frank Struckle, roll- was high in the Early Leviness, 182-517. light. ing with theDatzyk Cus- Birds with a 546. Frank LIBERTY GLASS in sailfish tourney tom Interiors in the Strucke's games of 244, BANTAMS First Bank and Trust 212 and 211 for a 667 Team Won Lost A put him in first place Officials of the 10th competing for a share of Co. Classic league had 15 11 4 9 the 40 trophies to be Bobcats games of 244, 212, and on the board, Abner Ja- 7 11 4 Annual Key Colony cobsen scored a 248, Beach Sailfish Tourna- awarded for fishing 177 for a scratch total 3 11 4 achievement. of 667. He replaced Rex Dee Burke 241, and Bill 6 10.5 4.5 ment said two Boca Ra- in state Wilkens 240. Gene Leh- ton anglers are partici- In addition to the huge Thayer's high total of 2 10 5 overall trophy for the 662 in the men's divi- man was high in the 10 10 5 pating in the event which Boca Harbour East with started Tuesday and will winning angler, one of competition sion, 14 10 5 the most sought for Laura Cocks, while 237. In the Boca His 18 10 5 last through Sunday af- and Hers Santo Mongol- ternoon. awards is the Florida bowling in the All States 11 8 7 Governor's Cup. This is Coach Charlie Bennett League toppled the pins ia rolled a 214. 12 7 8 They are Fred B. Mi- will take his cross- ner of Coconut Palm an award to the angler for scratch games of UNIVERSITY 13 7 8 from outside the State of country track team into 234, 180 and 204 to give BOWLERETTES 17 6.5 8.5 Road and Joseph W. Jan- state competition at ssen of Harbor Terrace. Florida who amasses her a total of 618. She Team Won Lost 9 6 9 the greatest number of Birch State Park Satur- topped a previous high 1 6 9 They are among more day and has a good Hardrives 34.5 5.5 than 100 sportsmen tournament points. For of 605 set by Dottie S.Fla.Golf 32 8 16 5 10 m the past two years this chance of bringing home Beard. 4 5 10 w the championship. D&MAuto 25.5 14.5 cup has been won by Jo Word has been re- P.B.Pastry 24.5 15.5 5 1 14 Big money Jo Del Guercio of Lan- Running last Saturday ceived from the Palm Blazers 19.5 20.5 8 0 15 drum, S.C. at the same place, Ben- Beach County Woman's Mackey Printl6 24 High team game and The Key Colony Beach nett's seven runners won Association that the an- Uni.Natl.Bk. 14 26 triple, Team §2, 665- Tony Orpesa, Bobcat halfback, will see more at races Tournament, Florida's first place and every nual team tournament lstBk.&Tr. 12.5 27.5 1273; Ind. high and triple largest sailfish tourna- man on the team quali- will be held Feb. 3 and B.Hardware 12 28 Kurk Cottrell, 167-314, action like this tomorrow night against John I. Gulf stream Park wiU fied for the State meet. the 200 Club tournament ment, has produced in B.R.Motors 9.5 30.5 BOCA HIS &HERS Leonard. Orpesa is shown here about to be dump- offer a purse bonanza excess of 1000 sailfish Walter Brady crack- will be held April 6 and High team game and ed by a Pahokee defensive man. of $1,942,000 to horse- ed the two mile cross- 7. Team Won Lost during the past nine triple, Palm Beach Pas- Conn.Yanks 26 14 men during its March 4 years. Anglers repre- country race in 11:01 Sunday afternoon, Nov. try Shop, 610-1778;Ind. - April 23 meeting. and all six other men had 19 has been set aside for Swipers 26 14 . sented more than 30 high, Shirley Flickinger Rascals 23 17 # Heading the $470,000 states plus six foreign times under 12 minutes. a Turkey Bowl at the 202; Ind. triple, Evelyn stakes schedule will be It was the first time the lanes. There will be two Y.Jackets 23 17 countries. Olsen, 535. Square Deers20 20 the $100,000 classics, The KCB tourney is a runners had been so well divisions and will be the Florida Derby and bunched this season. open to all the men and BOCA HARBOUR Inseparables 20 20 release tournament; LADIES Dreamers 17 23 Gulf stream Park Handi- less than 50 sails have The Bobcat runners ladies who have been in cap. were undefeated by league play. The par-Team Won Lost Anns-tiques 17 23 been killed during the Pompanos 22 6 Blizz-Nats 17 23 Our stakes and over- nine years. These have Class. A competition ticipants will bowl three night purse structures through the current sea- games and use the 3-6-9 Goldfish 18 10 We Four 11 29 been brought to dock for Minnows 17 11 are based on.providing weighing and to be son and will be running No Tap format to de- ample opportunities for against only Class A termine the winners, Wahoos 15 13 mounted. Dolphins 13 15 18 Hole Par-3 horses in all divisions In addition to the schools in the state Turkey certificates will to race for purses com- meet. be issued on a ratio of Bonitas 10 18 How Open vaunted sailfish, there Starfish 10 18 mensurate with their are ten other species Race time for the one for each ten en- ability," said James Bobcats Saturday is 10 tries. Angelfish 7 21 recognized for trophies High team game and Donn Jr., Gulfstream at this tournament,, president. "We intend Scores have been triple, Wahoos, 636- to constantly upgrade the hitting high with both 1728; Ind. high, Eleanor caliber of daily compe- Swimming exhibition ladies and men doing Qualman, 179; Ind. triple wello Grace Pearson, 450. , •. • tition by carding num- Phone erous overnight features The honor roll shows BOCA HOSPITAL DRIVING for the better horses." the following men list- , Team Won Lost 276-9992 to promote Olympics ed: high series, Frank RANGE Walter Osborne, number 40, is one of Pahokee's Edward C. McKinsey, Hope 22 10 Lessons Gulfstream racing sec- Struckle 667, RexThay- Physco-Dill. 20 12 Available smallest players, but he was also one of their retary, has scheduled Area swimmers will participation in the er 662, Ted Miller 654, Pinwins 17 15 greatest offensive players last Friday night. In the Gulfstream Park congregate at Howard games, including trans- Gordon Steele 652 andSplit Person. 13.5 18.5 this action, he was stopped just short of scoring Handicap, a mile and a Johnson's Motor Lodge portation, training, Ed Zita 642. Pill rollers 13 19 a TD by Bobcat George Sparling. quarter test for three- Sunday afternoon to par- feeding, purchase of uni- In the ladies high 3 Fingers 10.5 17.5 year olds and up, March ticipate in a water exhi- forms, etc. No profes- series: Dottie Beard is High team game, Pill One Mile South of Delray 23, and the Florida bition scheduled for 3 sional fund raisers are leading with a 605, Jean- Rollers, 773; High team on U.S. 1 Derby, a mile "and an o'clock. hired and no commis- ne Brownlee 565, Laura triple, Physco-Dillies, sions are paid on funds Cocks 554, Julia Bar- Rigid limits set on eighth event for three- The Howard Johnson year olds, March 30, raised. The committee enkleau 552, and Ann Company is conducting estimates that $3.5 mil- Wright 551. The winners* roster a nationwide fund rais- of the Gulfstream Park lion will be needed to fi- High games show SALES purse seines for fish ing drive through No- nance U.S. participation Dave Macdonald with a and Florida Derby in- vember to help send U.S. HONDA clude many of the in the 1968 games. 279, Less Hess 268, and athletes to the 1968 win- Fred Clemence 258, The Cabinet Board of known, and possible re- sport's most accom- ter games in Grenoble, To assist in this cam- SERVICE Conservation has set a sultant damage of king- plished names. paign and let the people Rex Thayer 255 and Al France and the summer Wright 255. rigid limit on the quan- fish, Spanish mackerel Among the past stars games in Mexico City, of south Florida see tity of food fish that may and mullet resources. of the Gulfstream Park some of the former and In the ladies high be taken from extra- Under the quota sys- are Kelso, Round Table, The U.S. team's par- future Olympic swim- game set Mary Jane territorial waters with tem, holders of permits Gun Bow, Vertex, Bald ticipation in the Olym- mers and divers in ac- Tyldsley 240, Laura purse seines by Florida to purse seine for food Eagle, Armed, Sailor, pic games is financed tion, the company has Cocks 234, Ann Wright net fishermen. fish will be allowed to Bardstown, Crafty Ad- solely by voluntary pub- planned the exhibition 228, Julia Barenkleau Quotas on the number take a total of 387,000 miral and 1967 winner lic contributions to the from 3 to 4:30 p.m. Sun- 215 and Jeanne Brown- of kingfish, Spanish pounds of kingfish, a to- Pretense. U.S. Olympic Commit- day, lee 214. mackerel and mullet (li- tal of 1,140,000 pounds Florida Derby heroes tee. Money taken in by There is no charge for Other good sets dur- sa) were established of Spanish mackereland • include Nashua, Rid an, the committee is ex- the exhibition, a spokes- ing the week were Bill •BOCA HONDA SALES 391-1400' a total of 1,752,000 pended entirely in fi- upon recommendation of Tim Tam, Gen. Duke, man said. There will be Haake with a 626, Karl f 3719 $. Federal Hwy., Deiray Beach 9 Conservation Director pounds of mullet during Candy Spots, Northern nancing this country's free refreshments. Kreuscher 637, and Bob Randolph Hodges. The the period ending June Dancer, Florida-bred Cabinet action was taken 30, 1968. champions Carry Back mmmmm\ IflHBBBBBH Tuesday, November 7. An agent of the Con- and Needles and 1967 In a policy statement, servation Department victor In Reality. BOCA RATON'S TICKET OFFICE implementing a rule al- must be aboard a per- Gulf stream's interna- lowing purse seining mit holder's vessel each tional grass features, COUNTRY CLUB Good Seats INOW AvaiAvailabll e only under permit from trip the purse seine is the $50,000 Pan Amer- the' Conservation De- on board, at a cost of $ 17 ican Handicap and the 18 HOLE PAR 71 on 40 yd to 50 yd Line partment, the Cabinet a day to the permit hold- $25,000 Canadian Hand- CHAMPIONSHIP COURSE also decreed off limits er. Only the permitted icap, will occupy prom- AREA'S BEST GREENS ORANGE BLOSSOM to purse seiners the wa- net will be allowed on inent positions on the ters off Southeast Flor- board when a vessel is stakes agenda. The Pan DAILY GREEKS FEES only $2.50 CLASSIC ida, stretching South- operating under per- American, a mile and a PRO (Pal! Carti Permitted) ward from about Jupiter mit. half marathon is set for JIM ROY Satus Saturday, Dec. 2nd Inlet to the tip of penin- Applicants for per- April 13 and the Cana- PGA NOW sular Florida and avast mits must spell out the dian, a mile and a six- area surrounding Key food fish they propose teenth run, has a March COLF -i ELECTRIC CART Ph®n@ 395-2121 West. to take with a purse 16 date. Per Person The quota system and seine, provide exact The $50,000 Donn $A00 FIRST FEDERAL asssc the closed areas are specifications of the net, Handicap, a mile and an (2 PLAYERS PER CART) SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION of Deiray Beach necessary, Hodges said, the approximate location eighth preview of the to prevent over-exploi- of fishing operations, the all prices plus 3% sales tax Gulfstream Park, will 4Phone 278-3371 or 278-2002 BOCA RATON OFFICE tation of offshore waters port at which fish caught be contested March 9, Route U.S. 441—(State Road 7} MIDWAY BETWEEN DELRAY AND BOCA RATON 601 N. 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COUNTRY CLUB Teams are expected Military Trail from Indian River, GOOSENECK AUTOMATIC Boca Raton HI-INTENSITY MINI FAN HIBACHI SRILL Broward, Florida Keys, • Cast iron with easy tarry Miami Dade North, Mi- One of South Florida's DOOR handles ZEBCO 404 COMBO Finest 18 Hole Reading Lamp ami Dade South, and Championship 8 OUNCE CLOSER ADJ. WITH *44 ROD Edison to challenge the Courses GRID 5.95 15.45 NOW PBJC team which swept Now UncleF 999 1.29 2.98 7.95 VALUE 79 VALUE ONLY all events the first year New Ownership BRECK VALUE VALUE 1 VALUE and won two out of three New Management1 • Pure white light • Ptrjana! • Rusiproof aluminum divisions last year. • Perfect for study- portable fan M1U RUN 9 SNAP ATTRACTIVE MEMBERSHIP ing, reading, or •. Battery ' • Lubricated for life Separate men's and PLAN AVAILABLE operated • For storm and working CREME RINSE « Batteries screen dotrs 10-ln. x 10-in. STRINGER. 7!9c VALUE women's tournaments details visit Club or Clati not included Cooking area will begin at 10 a,m. af- 399-6921 or 395-6460 REGULAR OR WITH BODY ter coffee and registra- FALL RATES 1.00 VALUE PERMANENT M tion at 9 a.m. The co- »aily Fee . . . $5.00 i " Time To Order Your ed tournament will start ilectric Cart. . 5.00 PRESS FAMOUS BRAND after lunch, with awards -10 Play Book. .42.50 SUCKS ^1'PHOTO COSMETICS AND TRAINED COSMETICIANS LIMIT ONE 6.98 CHRISTMAS CARDS FOR YOUR ADDED SERVICE [ SEMAN'S SHELL VALUE THIS WEEK FEATURING SE§t¥i€I STATION is B0CJI BARBARA GOULD • Never needs ironing RA1OU • Men's sizes 30 to « i OUNCE • Assorted colors 150 W.Camino Real OPEN ACCURATE 3 LOCATIONS PINKING MIAMI SHORES Margat. PONDS MEAT and stiii doing business at the 9ND iltupu SlYd. 5789 Mirptt Bl*i SHEARS HIUEAH Pompano Beach S71 W. 4m St. SKIN CLEANSING CREME 2501 L Htllltlt THERMOMETER REG: 1.00 ,v. ») MIAMI LltMhouu Point C«Td 3,50 VALUE 1.75 SAME LOCATION 2271 S.W. 27tt An. Vnetin COLD CREAM W.jt Palm Beach (WE ARE JUST REMODELING) 98c VILLAGE OF PALM Skaiaiit Cutar DEEP CLEANSING SKIN FRESHNER SniNGS Pljntatlon VALUE 69* 3MI GMiril! An. 6171 W. Suriit MOISTURIZER 2.00 VALUE 1.25 1930 N. Federal Hwy. Dalray Bfich Ft. Laudirdale Put Wit. 2231 W. IrimN 89' VALUE MM N. Mrm BUY ONE-GET ONE FREE! ACT OF BEAUTY BQ€& RATON SJ»pp!>! Enter 5B11 N.E. Utk Aunti Boca Rtlon Hollywood MOISTURIZER 150 W. Cimiu Rut * 3 Mechanics on Duty SSUTaft O.arfi.ld Bt.ch 3.00 VALUE 1.75 VHbp Mirt Hallandila * AAA Road Service 1SI0 E. Kjllmdile iBIack & White *g| 2 «« I™ Stalling C««tir BWd. LIMIT ONE Easy to read * Firestone, Goodyear, & Kelly • Chrome plated • 7 inch size Prevents Far all sewing neecs Springfield Tires ail on Sale CLIP AND SAVE TODAY excess shrinkage

* Delco Batteries tf&iyvjw.? ' SEGOSIETFOOO COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE ALL FLAVORS KOTEX 12's ' LANOLIN PLUS LYDIA GREY PESSOMilL SIZE SSfiCl AS USUAi. • 10 ounce cam REG. OR SUPER HfllRSPRflY BATHROOM TISSUE • Only 225 PHONE Ufiflec • , • 4 ppack e Without • For ttlt * **&* y REG. • 100% Coupon weight J/66- natMM 99c KEG. SEMAN 395-7739 44c 2 Pty Reg. 4733c BASS watcher • Facial <14° IjJ Unill nirat with Cnipoa Hltu Set. ll/» UmM eM with cetiB«ti thni sit. n/u nullify (UMIT * BMS WITH SHELL SERVICE STATION nit wl<* Coypoti tkrv Sir. IT/M Urall OH *n> will) Cowan Him Sst. Il/la I SAT. NOV. 1StM 1930 N. federal Hwy., Boca Raton 12A Thursday, Nov. 16, 1967 BOCA RATON NEWS 10 A Help female 10 D Situations Wanted 15 A Miscellaneous Sale CASH for your L964 Austin-Healey, ex- PART time maid, Wed. COMPANION - Secre- One hollywood bed with cellent condition, low mi, or Thurs. afternoon.Call tary. Would consider slip cover, like new. ORIENTAL or ... A News good tires* $1300. — 395-4698 living in. Can Drive. Ex- 395-0382 CHIHESEROGS Classified Ads 3-99-4191. HAIRDRESSER with fol- cellent references — BICYCLE 26" like new, HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR '64 MONZA 4 door, Au- lowing, if possible. Very 942-9872. new tires, perfect con- OLD OR NEW ORIENTALS Classified Ad tomatic, Radio, etc. Ex- good clientele. Beautiful dition. Call 395-1291, 399-2000 tra sharp $895. Will take Shop. Call for appoint- Classified Ads Boca Raton. • DEADLINE Coll Sundays trade & finance 943-1050 ment, 395-7575 or Eve. Call 395-8300 '59 CADILLAC full pow- FRUITWOOD Tbl. &"¥ BICYCLES 395-7648. 15 A Miscellaneous Sale chairs. Zenith TV, port- TUESDAY EDITION er, factory air, extra SWITCHBOARD Opera- able. Cot, 2 Patio Chaise NEW-VSED Tuesdays sharp. Payments $34.31 9'5" Miller Surfboard Service and Parts Mondays, 10:00 A.M. tor, Typist & Reception- almost perfect condi- 21" Reel Mower — on balance of ,$496.12 ist. Business Exper- 395-7750. On All Makes THURSDAY EDITION 395-8300 and Thursdays call finance mgr. 943- tion. $75. Racks $5. CAMPBELL ience. Hrs. 8-5, 5-1/2 395-0343 after 5 P.M. SOFA & chair to match. 1 Wednesdays, 10:00 A.M. 1050. days in Delray Beach, HOME & AUTO upholstered chair. Hi-Fi 144 S. Federal Hwy. Costs '66 Volkswagon 2 dr. Call 278-0316 or 399- ANTIQUE Rocking Chair Record player.with SUNDAY EDITION Radio, White sidewalls, 7707. excellent condition — 395-3830 Fridays, 10:00 A.M. 399-6719 stand. Bedroom suite, Authorized Schwinn Dealer as Little as etc. Payments only 10 B Help Male 395-9291, 9-12 and after dbl. bed, dresser & mir- $39.21 on balance of Experienced lawn & 4 PM. ror, nite table, beige $1373.46. No cash nec- landscape men, steady XAHPSGALORE v color wood. misc. bed- LEASE 36 essary, call: finance work. Good wages — All Types, from $2.98 up room chairs. 2 oil paint- mgr. 943-1051. 395-1985. __ Richard s Furniture ings 24x30 approximate- A BRAND NEW 3 '64 Rambler 770 series. 2739 N. Federal Hwy. 1968 BU1CK Young Man wanted for ly. Misc. items, 755 2 dr HT double Power & ;£ull time position in iPompano - 941-0617 Aurelia St. 395-1272. As Low as $89.50 factory air. Beautiful DRAPES, white-gold, per month white exterior with Bur- Plastic Mfg. Co. Good Golf Caddy Cart. Com- Insurance & Maintenance opportunity for right suitable • living room, Included Complete RATES gandy leather Bucket etc. Good condition. Call bination Cart & Golf Bag. person. Apply 2630N.W. Never used Cost $40, 1 3 6 9 12 Seats. $1295. Will take early A.M. or Evenings FRANK Lines Day Days Days Days Days 1st Ave., Boca. for Quick Sale $24.95. Dry Cleaning 4 1.20 3.36 5.76 7.92 10.56 trade & finance. 943- 395-4773. COULSON 5 1.50 4.20 7.20. 9.90 13.20 1051. Experienced draftsman" 395-6293. ^ *SHIRT LAUNORY 6 1.68 4.60 7.92 10.80 14.40 for construction. Bring 5 pc. Dinette Set. Vac. BUICK 7 1.96 5.46 9.24 12.60 16.80 cleaner with attach- 2 pr., almost new, lined *ALTERATIONSON 6 2.08 5.76 9.60 12.96 17.28 '64 PontiacCatalina Wa- sample of work. Apply- green 10 N.E. 1st Ave., Boca Raton and notify our Classified 50cc 1100 miles, for. ALTERATIONS Phone 395-4884. Member Chamber of Department promptly in sale or will trade for EXCELLENT Tailor — IRONING Commerce, 101 S. Fed. 395-1455 case of errors. Boat &. Motor. 395-8290* All kinds of Ladies & Experienced - will take 942-1380, Pompano — We thank you for your Men's Alterations — in Ironing in my home. 1325 NE 4th Ave., Ft. HONDA'66-305 Scramb- $1.00 per hour. Phone cooperation. ler. Many extras - tach, Barton & Miller Clean- Laud. JA-31326. Full Time OPEN DAILY 8 A.M. ers & Laundry, 2600 N. Pompano 943-4833. 15 D Pels For Sale etcjikenew, tires, etc. Male or Female $535. Call 395-0488. Dixie Hwy. at 5 Points, LEARN TO DRIVE SIAMESE kittens $10. COMPLETE 1963 Ford Convertible, Cocker Spaniel Puppies Check-Out Cashiers Automatic, Radio, new 5 A:Lost & Found Wilton Manors.566-4314 Help with Driver's li- Ladies & Men's Altera- $25. up. 395-3692. Top, & Tires, all Vinyl DIAMOND Ear Ring at cense tests. Qualified & . l-STOP Interior. Payments only tions. Fast service,pick instructor, reliable PEKINGESE at Stud Stock Clerks HOME OF 40 FAMOUS BRANDS University Alley. Re- up & deliver. Phone SHOPPING $29.63 on balance of ward. Boynton 732-3431 door-to-door service. Outstanding dogs for $767.29. call for mgr.after 5 PM "Polly" Boca"391-1896. Easy Method Driving service. English Im- Experienced Preferred Complete Line of Garden Tools & Accessories 943-1051. D School. 278-4140. ports & Show Winners. S 6 Personals Alterations & Complete Good Pay & 172 E. Boca Roton Rd. 395-2442 Dry Cleaning & Shirt LUMBER 943-0016. Fringe Benefits COMPLETE NEW ASSORTMENT To Buy or Sell Laundry Plant. Matty's Do it yourself center. 15 E Pets, Grooming & Board AVON 1 Hour Cleaners. 1943 Building materials &. DOG BOARDING Apply Call 278-4972 N. Fed. Boca, 395-2440. supplies from our mill Reservations Necessary A&P Food Store BARBECUES Y'ilT i(JQ Nursery W/rfj or Without Spit RX. Bennet service, lumber & Ply- Accommodations 1680 N. Fed. Hwy. Early Bird Spec. Mon.-Fri. idergarten. 1-6 yrs. 273 wood cut to size while' Limited 50*1:30-2:00 Ladies & Men's altera- Boca Raton 9.95 to 49.95 OFF NW 15th St. BOca — tions. 1821-B NE 25th you wait. Air Conditioned 395-5044 St., Pomp. 942-5414. DEERFIELD MARMACK FULL LINE tESS NEW: Burton's BUILDERS SUPPLY 3925 S. Fed. Hwy. frank Nursery & Kindergarten* Expert Fitting, Altera- Hillsboro Blvd. at Fla. 'BARBECUE SUPPLIES- Year Round. Full Care, tion, formerly with ex- Delray 278-4896 clusive Dress Shop. For East Coast Railroad slttatra 274 SE 9 Ave. Deerfield 399-1010 Beach. 399-4586., appointment call: Delray Bisseil Vanity tonif 278-1804. MOVING -STORAGE WANT YOUNG TVEIGHT WATCHERS * ALTERATIONS Willie's Transfer & Carpet Sweeper route Meets Wed. 7:30 P.M. Pick Up & Delivery Storage. Local & Long MECHANICAL DRAFTSMAN First Fed. .Delray ~ 395-(r874 Distance moving & stor- A cool ALSO Thursdays 7:30 Reg. 9.98 special age. Packing & Crating, 2 to 3 years experience. Excellent chance ; private eye P.M0 First Fed. of Del- If you are fussyl If you 391-0606. 389 NW 1st ray. In Boca Raton In- for advancement. Fringe benefits, Paid Vo- F R whose are hard to fit! Then call Ave., Boca Raton. PRODUCTS ° tormatio03"2-02Q4. . 395-5382 PLUMBING cation, Insurance. Apply in person. No phone lANlA S clients If the Lord has pros-, AUTO PARTS Expert Plumbing, Sew- calls. pered you and you would er connection. Kohtz are both Car, Truck & Tractor Plumbing & Heating, SJOSTROM AUTOMATIONS, INC. SWIFTS 6-6-6 A TO dangerous like to further the Lords* Parts Fasti D&M Auto 134 NW 16th St., Boca Raton, Fla. work and financially as- Parts, Dick Heidgerd, 395-0800. Time pay- 79 and sist a young man through 220 S. Dixie, 395-2412 ments can be arranged. his senior year at Fuller 133 NE 2nd Ave.Deer- RE-UPHOLSTERY FERTILIZER 3 Seminary, call 943-3465 field Beach 399-8220. Rattan Cushions remade, for details, after 5. AWNINGS Your Fabric or Ours. WANTED 30 o ORGANIC NITROGEN f% 50 Lb. Foam Rubber, Poly- Plus All Essential Secondary Minerals Bags "GATEWAY Canvas Awnings, Cano- foam, direct from fac- NATURAL- FOODS pies, etc., take down, tory, Phone: 399-5152. Experienced Sales M@§§®ger HARDWARE - HOUSEWARES Natural, Vitamins & re-hang, re-covers — JL Minerals Organically ROOF PAINTING & LAWN and GARDEN SUPPLIES Brooks Canvas Products •» I grow4, dried fruit. Inc., 1167 S. Fed. Hwy. CLEANING (with Service Experience) CHARCOAL GRILLS and SUPPLIES Dietetic Foods & Vege- Pomp., 941-3830. PRIDE WHITE ROOFS DRAPERY RODS and FIXTURES table Juices. CAMERA REPAIR 941-0248 FOR TELEVISION STORE WALLPAPER- PAINTS 3206 E. Atlantic Blvd. 9£ Color print. Cam- 391-0599 Pompano 941-8120 S & M. PAINTERS Glassware - Small Appliances era repair & cleaning, Salary Open - Call 395-1777 Hear Nancy Sinatra sing the title song! Lecturer & Teacher of Free Est. Guaranteed Interior & Exterior 9ARTIST SUPPLIES « 2:00-3:55-5:25-7:50-9:50 Successful Living can work. The Photo Mart. 'Lie. & Insured, Call help you cope with life. 942-6043 391-1739 at 5:PM, Harold Selleck 395-3303 CARPENTRY SOI) NOTICE 5 E Schools & Camps Doors, Drawers, Cabi- Remove Old Sod Boca Palm Day School* nets, Appliances, Win- Replace New Sod THE CITY OF BOCA RATON dows, Walls, Leaks, & Reasonable Children 3 to 6 »yrs. 972-0974 Is Accepting Applications for the Following Can You Beat Us ?•l$l Day ~ Full Day Squeeks, make your list. SPRINKLERS Competitive Tests 395-3698 Us. & Ins. One call fix all. Lie. & Ins. Call Maurice Oldre, National * 90% Residential Financing to Qualified Properties and 10 k Help Female General Service Sprinklers & Wells ZONING OFFICER Start-460.95 Mo. Purchasers. Good cleaning woman for 395-3397 158 NW 13th St. 6 hours, once a week. LIFEGUARD 1 Start-341.25 Mo. * 27 Years on New Construction Finished Carpentry, Boca Ratont Must have own trans- Established since 1946 Best working conditions, Civil Service Bene- * More than Competative Rates portation. 395-0612. Utility Cabinets, Book Cases a specialty. Bill Sprinkler System fits, Paid Vacations, Sick Leave, Hosp. ins., * No Pre-payment Penalties SECRETARY Wanted Peters, 399-1951. Installations Pension Plan, Credit Union. * Appraisals in 24 to 48 hours for Legal office. Short- Expert Carpenter or Service, Pump Repairs. * No obligation or deposit required to receive prompt contm. Do it yourself Supplies hand & Typing required. builder. Call: James E. Experienced Personnel Job Requirements & Test Dates CALL Call 395-0500 for inter- Chapmen, 276-6397 or Call for Free Estimates Available at time of Application view. _____ 276-4269. _ 305-1828 APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE-CITY HALL SECRETARY "Time means money WATCH REPAIR ANDERSON IIITG1SE CIINIY for Real Estate officein to all of us and all of Accutron & Bulova, etc. Monday-Friday 8 A.M. - 5 P.M. Boca Raton. Good short- the time you are out of Bead stringing, Engr ay- Deadline for Filing Applications WEIR PLAZA BUILDING hand and typing re- 399-6153 our newspaper, it is ing. John Redding,.Bea- Friday - December 1, 1967 855 South Federal Highway quired. For details and costing you money. Sol con Lite Jewelers ~ G. Wm. Anderson, Broker Boca Raton, Florida 33432 appointment, call 399- Come and join our Bus- Beacon Lite Shopping Publish: Nov. 5, 9, 16, 23, 1967 I 4440. iness Directory." Center. BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, Nov. 16, 1967 13A 15;H Boaf^Hoiorot Sail 25 8 Apartments for Rent 35 A Lots & Acreage Sale 35 H Homes for Sale 35 H Homes for Sale 35 H Homes for Sale 35 H Homes for Sale 3' SPORT Fishermanc DELUXE $14,500.00 NEW HOME Owner 3/2 Air Cond, 2 bedroom, 1 bath, A-l inboard Chrysler, 145 ROYAL PALM YACHT & cond. 1010 N.W. 2nd Ave. STUDIO APT. TOM SAYS, Only $450.00 Down. 3 COUNTRY CLUB & Central Ht. Carpeting 3 and 4 H.P. With many extras. Furn. unusually nice ~ Need a lot? call us for Bedroom 2 Bath, good & drapes. 400 NE 44 St, Boca Raton, 395-3171. Excellent cond. — neighborhood. East of 3 bedroom, 2-1/2 bath, 395-9487. Bedroom Large yard. Ideal loca- lots in Boca Raton Pool. This Home must tion. Walking distance Square, Lake Floresta, Federal Hwy. Close to BY OWNER shopping area. MLS BR be sold, First reason- Rutenberg - 2 bedroom HOMES LIVING Rm. Set, 2 arm Beach & Town. University Heights, Uni- able offer accepted. chairs, Sofa & 3 slat FRANCES versity Hills, Bible Con- 1112. 2 bath House Refrigera- Ownex 399-6790. tor, Washer, dryer, from $18,500 tbls0 walnut finish, $150. APARTMENTS ference Estates and Boca RatOfiV: Fla. Twin Beds, comp. $50. 114 SE 7th Ave. elsewhere. Uncle Tom Royal Oak Hills, 2/2 carpeting & drapes ~ dresser, antique -make Delray, Beach at the REALTOR Central air, roofed Pa- sprinkler. Clean - Ex- /area 305-395-9355; VOGUE HOMES 140 N. Federal Hwy., Boca tio, Sprinklers, Owner offer. Secretarial desk, Effip OFFICE tra Large - Come see: 984 W. Camino Real antique mahogony, with 395-8155 395-7384. 1360 SW 5th St., Boca Boca Raton, Fla. 395-1515 Read the Classified PARK YOUR YACHT at brass pulls. Make offer. Square. • the dock of this, lovely 399-6790 BEST OFFER 50 . Tropical Home/ iust off Call 395-7615 between A REAL FAMILY "THE PINK HOUSE the intracoastal for iust DISTINCTIVE HOME 832,500. Very clean, Big 5-10 p.m. Directly on Intracoastal ADDRESS Very unusual and fully Florida Room, and charm- Waterway. Big 2/2 town- Excellent Home Site modern 2 bedroom, 2 Inq Living Room with nat- WATERFRONT - 2/2' Call 395-8300 100x150. Sweeping Golf 1 ural fireplace. 2 big baths house apt.Complete pri- 4 bedroom 4-1/2 bath Beautifully Landscaped bath home with privacy —' "Top Drawer" Coral Just off Intracoastal, Course View. Under- Ridge location — Call for vacy, only 5 neighbors. home with golf course corner with impressive walled patio. Short walk June Raulerson anytime Sit on the roofed Pa- ground Utilities. — Evenings 565-967E. Classified Ads Pool. New, never lived view — outdoor diving 145' of frontage. Large to Stores and Shops, $17,. tio and watch the in. $250. mo. MacLaren Lot 11, Block 28 pool — central heat and 500. See your Real Es- Yachts parade by. 15 P Marine Wanted To Buy ROYAL PALM YACHT Pool Patio opening from FORD R. CARTER & Anderson, Realtors, air — carpets, draper- spacious family room, tate Brokers. INC., REALTORS Southeast Exposure. "SELL us your old boat & COUNTRY CLUB 2907 E. COMMERCIAL Ph. 395-1333. ies, washer and dryer 3/2, R/C separate util- Large Bedrooms, Ce- or motor" Will sell for best offer WINFIELD PARK BLVD. dar Lined Walk-Bi Lantana Boatyard, Inc. 25 C Houses lor Rent included in price of $75, ity room. All this below 3 bedroom, 2 bath, par- PHONE: 563-3201 ,ovely 3 bedroom, 2 over 000 MLS 921P — For Closet, Marble bath, 808-838 N. Dixie Hwy. o $24,000o MLS. tially furn. large Lot, bath House. Large Patio $6,000.00 appointment to inspect, Complete Kitchen, aii Lantana 585-9372 received in next 30days. FIRST REALTY CORP. sprinkler system, well conditioning, Sprink- on Lake & Pool. Season, call LLOYD LIVELY... 20 SE 1st Ave. ROYAL PALM YACHT 25 A Rooms lor Rent & pump. Priced to sell. lers. Other Extras. Month. 399-7344. Weir Plaza Building Call anytime 395-8600 MLS BR 1078. & COUNTRY CLUB Boca Raton - RALPH D. 855 S. Federal Hwy. MLS 825. 25 f Miscellaneous for Kent PRIESMEYER ON WATER-BY OWNER Twin beds, pvt. bath, OFFICE SPACE KENT Boca Raton:Ph.395-40OO l BRANNON REALTY, Owner ITVENUS 3bedrooms, 2 A baths, large carport, near Bibletown Office Space available in 2 bedrooms 2-1/2 baths, utility room, washer, dry- INC. Box 591 Delray Beach REALTOR er, living room, dining & FAU - 395-7193. the Beautiful Royal Palm (plus Den, could be 3rd FOR HOMES Realtor 35 B Co-ops & Condominiums Sale; 140 N. Federal Hwy., Boca room, panelled Den, large 25 B Apartments for Rent Plaza. Inquirer Archer bedroom). Wall to Wall 395-8155 electric kitchen, built-in 330 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. One Bedroom Apartment 399-5442 ! Boca Eaton, Fla. 1 Bedroom Apt. Furn- Investment Co. 315 Golf Carpeting, Drapes, POOL HOME breakfast nook. 50 Porch, View Drive, Boca Raton, in Luxury Oceanfront W/W carpeting & drapes. 391-2444 391-1984 ished, exquisite, Pri- Dishwasher, Washer & 399-4179 SW Delray Beach, New Fla. 395-1222. __ Building with Pool.Low Dryer, Living room,, Concrete Dock with water Call Anytime vate Beach. Season Only 20's, Owner 276-5056. FOR SALE by Owner 3 Large 3 bedroom, 2 bath & Electricity. 395-4029 1000 SQ. Ft. on E. Pal- Dining • room, Electric- bedroom, 2 baths, car- Den, Separate Dining 372 Cocoanut Palm Dr. metto Pk. Rd. block and Nine Months old, Boca OCEAN FKCMsf Kitchen. Pass-thru win- peting, drapes, sprink- room, screened & roofed Immediate Possession. Re- Come to the 1/ 2 E. of Federal Hwy. Apt. I bedroom 1-1/2 dow to Patio, with Pool, lers, screened patio with Patio. Stove, Refriger- duced to $62,590. For Ap- Efficiency & 1 hedroom Good location with rear Bath, Furn. or unfurn. 2 car garage. Must be pointment call; Owner/ Apartments Air cond. & frozen Chatahoochee ator, drapes many ex- 395-5248 . parking. All electric Kitchen, seen to appreciate — Stone Floor, dishwash- tras $17,000. by owner. YELLOW DOOR Pool. Low rates till Dec. BRANNON REALTY, BNC. D i s hwasher, disposal, 399-6729. 15th, 399-7900.- er, hurrican shutters, No closing costs $2500 Realtor central heat & air cond. washer, refrigerator, Down. Bal. on 18 yr. WMMIi LENDER W/W carpeting, drapes Waterfront 3 bedrm0, 2 1" bedroom Apt. & Effcy 330 E. Palmetto Pk.Rd. bath, Carpeting & priced right, before 5: mortgage. Call: 278- Nicely furnished — Boca Raton 399-8900 395-5472. call: 395-9229 after 5: RESALES Drapes, Owner trans- 2572 or 278-2676 for See THESE SELECTED like-new Jordan Manor 395-4567 25 6 Wanted To Rent Palm Royal Apt. Re- call: 395-1367. homes today. Each house fully ferred. Under $22,000. Appt. ' renovated & guaranteed. Buy with Pine Circle Delightful 3/2 Home, Sale. 1st floor corner, a small deposit and use your 391-1494. PRICED RIGHT By Owner: New 2 bed- monthly payments towards your T bedroom furnished Large Patio, cable heat, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, New Listing MLS 1069 down payment. 72 hour occupancy. screened Patio, central 3/2 Waterfront, Seawall, room, 2 bath Sewers, No FHA qualifying. Compare these apt. centrally located & Pool. On lake, mo. or Circular drive. Lush 2/2 Lovely Home & if Sprinkler? enclosed outstanding values: Season. 399-7344, heat & Air cond. with s reasonably priced. 175 : 1 Landscaping, Carpeting, desired furniture. In- garage, central Ht & air 2 BR., 1 BATH, C/P $9,300 N.W. 3rd St. 395-1580 Complete Electric Kit- cluding TV & Yard "27B, 2/B unfurnished chen. Wall to Wall Car- Drapes. No thru traffic cond. Drapes, Ca^peted, $300 Deposit, $63 Mo. pays all after 5: PM. house or apt. with patio direct access to Intra- Equipment. CARPETS & large screened Patio, peting, drapes, storm DRAPES. Large walk-in 3 BR., 1 BATH $9,990 Comfortably furn. 1 & 2 or pool on West side panels & awnings coastal. $26,500? MLS SE exposure, furniture $330 Deposit, $66 Mo. pays all Bedroom Apt. also Eff- Boca Raton. Call 399- BR 760 W. Closets. optional, 1285 SW 10th 395-6957. 4BR., 2 BATH, C/P ....$12,000 iciency, Quiet location. 6336 daytime- 395-4909 RICHARD F. ROSS St., Boca Raton. $600 Deposit, $83 Mo. pays ail 395-2596. Eves. & weekends,, New 1 bedrm., 1 bath, Realtor Apts,, on Waterway. — FORECLOSURE Just north of Lsuderhltl shopping 2 bedrm. Apt. unfurn. 30 C Business Opportunities Savings & Loan has had center on 441. Open dally except $9,900 up. Maintenance 60S.FCO.HWr. REALTORS 399-6444 395-0650 Thurs. heat, A/C Quiet area. to foreclose on this Going on Social Secur- $20. a month, Windows BOCA RATON 395-4624 Adults Annually $135. GARVY'S beautiful 4 bedroom, 2 COUNTRY CLUB PLASIRID6E ity. Must sell Estab- in Kitchen & Bath, Frost Call: Ed Ronan - assoc. COLONIAL s >. mo. 395-3287. ^ lished Handyman Home 395-4624-Eve. 395-7280 GOT bath, Pool Home, has HOMES REALTY Beautiful 2 bedroom, Free Refrigerator. Car- IT! "COME SI" 4151 SW 17 ST. 224 So. Fed. Hwy. Repair Business — peted, Dishwasher,dis- air condo & 2 car gar- 2-1/2 bath. Ocean View 395-25JA IDEAL FOK Entrance Foyer, unique age. Located on large POMPANO 972-1191 395-1433 Apt. Rent December — posal, screened porch, • LARGE FAMILY 3 bedroom, waterfront Beer Wine Bar, on 80' 100' dock. Ocean Breez- corner Lot in one of Del- 399-7344. xl05' Lot plus adjoining Home, Pool, central air, ray's finest residential es. sprinklers, garage, ex- Beautifully furn. sleep- commercial Lot 80 SHERWOOD HOUSE Open Sunday 2 to 5 PM. areas, ing room, Private Bath xlO5*. excellent return. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, pan- tras, ready and waiting •¥• NEW HOMES & Enterance. Air cond. 6100 NE 7th Ave. for you, MLS 922. • Write: P.O. Box 1082, Boca Raton 391-1222 elled family room, step & Heat. TV. $25. wk. Roca Raton. down living room, dining EDWARD K. GARVY CARLEN 4 Bedroom-2 Bath & Pool. . . .$28,500. 395-2534 after 2 PM. 35 C Apts, Motels, Hotels-Sale * Appraisal & Realty, Inc. 30 E Income Prooertv Sale room, garage converted Realtor 450 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. 3 Bedroom-2 Bath...... 22,300. 1 bedroom unfurnished For Sale in Boynton to 4th bedroom, Addison Boca Raton 391-0900 Boca Raton 399-4440 4 Bedroom- 2 Bath- Pool-Waterfront. 33,500. Mizner School district. . apt. all electric kitchen. Beach. 8 lovely Aptso Open House - Welcome 4 Bedroom-2 Bath-...... 22,900. ' R.C. central air condi- Furnished - close in - §g/ Realtor s MLS. Sunday 1 to 5 PM CAMINO GARDENS tioned. Pool and land- $40,000. Full price.29% " 1299 i.JJOcean'BivdW 1001 W. Royal PalmRd. Come by Land or Sea. COMPLETELY OTHER HOMES AVAILABLE scaped patio. Annual Down. Balance 6% int. Palmetto Park Terr. Watch the boats from FURNISHED FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY lease. Adults. 371 SW ; •• Boca Raton,: FI a. Harriet Jackman, Assoc, 1 exclusive call: Patio of this lovely two Have toothbrush. Will NO CLOSING COST 8th St., Boca 395-5779. HENRY MERKEL JR. 'area 305- 395- 9355 ' Atlantic Boca Realty,Inc. bedroom two bath pool move. That's all you Furn. 1 bedrm. & eft". Assoc. 8 UNITS / Realtor home. MLS 1071WP. 881 need to call this beau- apt. Air cond. 300' to Colin Mckenna Realty New Apartment$70,000 395-8500 anytime Appleby Street or Niagra tifully landscaped 2/2 Beach, 1910 SE 2nd St. SPaW^ftf Days 395-1183 732-6912 560 NE 46 St. Complete Waterway. pool residence your CONSTRUCTION Inc. Nights 399-5922 Deerfield. 399-4453. Or Evening 732-3253 information ITVENUS L.E. Bainbridge, Assoc. home. Even includes Effic. Newly Furn. New GOOD INCOME BLAGKWELL REALTY WPB linen, china and a lo- Friedrick Air Cond., 100 Lovely 3 unit Apt. with Realtors FOR HOMES cation in Boca's most yds. to beach. 1910 SE plenty of room for ex- Ft. Lauderdale 19-5442 beaut iful residential For All Your 2nd St. 399-4453. pansion. Buy now and 564-5944 —.399-5860 REALTOR area, price? You'll be > UNFURNISHED 1 Bed 35 F Real Estate Trade 140 N. Federal Hwy., Boca surprised. MLS. gain this Season's Rent. 3^-4179 395-8155 Real Estate Needs Apt. Wall to Wall car- 2 spacious - 1 bedroom Will Trade Choice Lot in FORCLOSURES FIRST REALTY CORP. peting, drapery rods & Apts. & one Deluxe Stu- Royal Palm Yacht & LOW, LOW 20 S E 1st Ave. * HOMES * COMMERICAL appliances included. dio Apt. Furn. unusually Country Club for first DOWN PAYMENT FAMILY HOME Call anytime 395-8600 Form $105. monthly - nice. Ideal location, class condominium in on 2, 3, 4, Bedroom -'INDUSTRIAL 395-4254. walking distance Beach surrounding vicinity. Homes. Completely re- Close to schools — 3 ITVENUS And Seasonal Rentals & Town. Well construct- Equity over $21,000. bedrooms 2 baths — AT LAST conditioned, less than 4 See Us. CHILDREN WELCOME ed & Maintained. call Blocker 942-8200. yrs. Old. Immediate oc- Florida Room — wash- FOR HOMES FRANCES APTS. er/dryer, draperies, BRAND NEW - Immed- 35 0 Real Estate Wanted cupancy. Located in WELCOME IBM iate occupancy 3 bed- 114 SE 7th Ave. Want to buy from Owner Pompano. 399-4440. frost-free refrigerator 399-5442 room, 2 bath, Apart- Delray Beach 3/2 in good condition, included—large screen- MADDOX REALTY REALTOR ed roofed patio — Cash ments. Ideal for famil- 35 A Lots & Acreage Sale reasonably priced - Wa- ROYA399-417L OAK HILL9 S V ' down payment $2,200.00 A COMPLETE Real Estate Service ies. Including fully car- Lawn Mower repair terfront, with Pool. Re- *mRLEN CHARMER North Federal Hwy. at 20th Street ply Box N-ll, Boca Ra- ^ Apprafsaf & Realty. Int; — MLS 1074 « Priced Extra large modern 2 395-2900 (Nites & Sun.: 395-3483) peted rooms, draperies business for sale. Es- 450 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. right! $19,900. For de- (refrigerator optional) tablished 9 yrs. Call: ton News, Boca Raton, Boca Raton 399^4440 bedroom, 2 bath, with I Fla. tails, call HARRY everything. Central air ' most convenient location 732-5203,Boynton Beach For Sale in Boca Raton GRIFFITHS. . . in Town. Parochial & Sign & Plastic letter 35 H Homes for Sale THE FINEST. 3 bedrm., Weir Plaza Building and heat, loads of Public Schools, almost closets, large utility shop. Good location. Immediate occupancyo, 2 bath, Garage, Beauti- 855 S. Federal Hwy. FAIRFIELD APARTMENTS at door. Walk around room, washer & dryer, Ready to operate. $1,200 lovely 3/2 central air & ful yard & Trees<> Air& Boca Raton:Ph.395-4000 corner to complete complete all electric puts you in business. Ht. W/W Carpeting,dish Heato sw Sectiono Built New 1 bedroom Unfurn. Apt, shopping center. Move ' ROYAL OAK HILLS kitchen with Luminous Mr. Conrad, 942-2100^ washer, luxury bath & 1966 $28,200. Has MtgD up to Boca & Live. For kitchen. Only $2 3,500. call: TERRIFIC SETTING Ceiling. Large Refri- Furnished Apt, yearly lease further information call 5 Acres - 2~Road Front- LOADS OF gerator, Cozy Dinette ages, East of Military low down payment. 399- HENRY MERKEL JR. $240.80 month. 395-8220. 5442 or 399-4179., Assoc. TREES AND SHRUBS off kitchen, gigantic Trail. $1500. per acre. A GEM screened porch with Seasonal 3 months $1150. OCEAN FRONT Apt. - Call: Bob Day at Nicely furnished 2 bed- 732-6913 PRICE - $35,250.00 completely furnished, 2 sliding glass doors. Ex- Seasonal 6 months $1358. WM. DAY, INC. room, 2 bath, Central Colin Mckenna Realty See this show place, 2 quisite drapes, sprink- bedrooms, 2 baths, Liv- 278-2454 or 395-0220 Heat, Air conditioner, Or Eve. 732-3253 ing room, Dining area- large bedrooms, 2 baths ler system, Bermuda Rent includes Tax, Water, Garbage Collection, beautiful yard. $18,000 roof, magnificent light kitchen, large balcony, 120 Acres, Just West of OUTSTANDING excellent kitchen, pass W/W Carpeting in L/R & B/R. Range, Refrigerator/ i 1055 W. CaminoReal. GOT fixtures, delightful sur- swimming pool, from Boca Raton 3600ft.State BUY through to large porch, Phone owner for in- carpeting, etc. — 2 car rounding neighborhood. Master TV Antennae. Front door parking.. Lo- Nov. 15, Jan. 15. $2000. Hwy. Frontage. Less spection. 395-4024. i cated Delray - Boynton area. Only 8 mi. to Boca. then $3000. per acre Near Ocean, 3 bedroom, garage, automatic door All this for only$24,900 Phone: 399-6479. BOCA SQUARE existing 5-3/4% Mtg. DELUXE will buy it. Can divide plus maids room, 4 bath, opener> etc, — very 3 bedroom, 2 bath, con- with payments only $131: BAHER REALTY INC. INTRACOASTAL walk-in closets, marble large lot. Call for ap- venient to schools and per month. Call: RENTAL APARTMENTS sills, Specimen Land - pointment - MLS BR- 814 E. Atlantic Ave., Delray Beach 276-7401 shopping. Shaded lawn, 995. Helen Hodowal FURNISHED scaping, $47,900. Beau- Nights & Sunday 278^0554 or 278-5284 AOS.HELHWT. REALTORS refrigerator and ready tiful area - A must see Broker 399-6258 , One block from Boca fOCA RATON Ph. 395-4424 for occupancy. Price MLS BR 954. Raton Hotel & Club, ov- M ROYAL PALM YACHT Call: Ed. Ronan, assoc. $19,200. MLS 1042, 757 S. Federal Hwy. & COUNTRY CLUB erlooking Royal Palm 3954624 395 EDWARD K. GARVY 395-4624 - 395-7280 C. Hutzler - Realtor Realtor Colonial Building ON THE GOLFCOURSE Near FAU & IBM Yacht & Country Club. 395-8423 Eve.276-7371 Seasonal & Yearly. 75' Waterfront Lot less Boca Raton 391-0900 Boca Raton, Fla. FOR THE POOL than $4,000. Just 4 BOATMEN LOOK! Phone 395-4044 DISCRIMINATING BEAUTY! Models open Daily. 10-5 Squares South of New LARGE 2 LEVEL DOCK BUYER ON WIDE CANAL PRIVACY! BEAUTIFUL CHOICEST LOCATION University with Terms PRESTIGE! su ne ds Lot 600 FEET TO ROYAL OAK ON THE EAST COAST 1075 Spanish River Rd. » * y°%o % -. RE ALTO«S r _ £Yt block #2, Tunison INTRACOASTAL Lovely custom-built HILLS! See this custom built APARTMENT Palm addition.Section #1 PRICE ONLY $24,500 home. On choice corner Nestled among the roomy home — 3 bed- HEADQUARTERS on N.W. 7th Ave. Boca 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, two Lot in beautiful "Es- trees, a charming Home rooms and den, 4-1/2 Various convenient lo- Raton. Phone 564-3521 level home, terrazzo tates" section near never before offered for baths, large living room, cations Boca's largest Ft. Lauderdale, William floors and oak floors on ocean. ALL over-sized sale. Many delightful heated pool, 2-1/2 car garage, new carpeting 3 Bet/rooms, Family Room, 3 Baths, 2 car gar- selections. Efficiencies Johann. 2nd level —central heat rooms. Three bedrooms, "extras" are included, l_2-3-Bedroom featur- — ducts in for air condi- four baths, separate din- too lumerous to list and draperies, marble age. Ideal for a growing family (no through traffic ing complete kitchen, tioning, screenedporch, ing room, family room, here. Spacious bed- foyer, lovely landscap- neighborhood). Many extras including Drapes, carpeted, drapes, Beau- |U.S.#1 big screened patio- rooms, walk-in closets, ing, etc. Reduced to Carpets, Sprinkler, Zoysia grass. Professionally tiful furnished or un- 10% DOWN good buy — call for ap- porch, designed to add Breakfast room. Central $84,500 for quick sale Landscaped. 1498 NW 4th Court. $32,950. MLS furnished, some with •110 Ft. frontage 163 ft. pointment — First Time pool. Many desirable A/C, enclosed garage, — was listed for $98,000 BR 1061. Pools. Walk to shop- deep on S.W. corner 47th Offered.MLS BR-1088W. 'extras." Exceptional etc. An exceptionally ~ MLS BR-351P. ping, churches,schools, Street N.E. — $27,500 — OTHERWELL landscaping. Immacu- well-maintained prop- Weekly-Monthly-SEAS- For details call IVAN M REALTY late condition. BR 1105 erty in one of Boca s ONAL HAACK. . . 757 S. Federal Hwy. $59,500. MacLaren & finest locations.$25,500 757 S. Federal Hwy. call: 395-8220. .Yearly Weir Plaza Building Colonial Building Anderson, 135 E. Pal- BR 1130. MacLaren & Colonial Building from $100. per month.- 855 S. Federal Hwy. Boca Raton, Fla. metto Pk. Rd. Ph. — Anderson, 135 E. Pal- Boca Raton, Fla. 22 S. Federal Boca Raton, Fla. An Itvenus Enterprise. Boca Raton: Ph.395-4000 Phone 395-4044 395-1333. metto ParkRd.395-1333 Phone 395-4044 395-4711 399-bill 14A Thursday, Nov. 16, 1967 BOCA RATON NEWS

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Education lakes step forward

with help of teacher aides

Today teachers are faced with many new sist teachers. and challenging facets of their chosen field The program has been utilized to a limited — education,, extent in Palm Beach County and Boca Raton. Mrs. Mel Pokorney, one of six teacher's aides at J.C. Mitchell School. It's not enough that a teacher knows how Many kinds of aides are now working in to teach reading, writing and arithmetic The Florida schools on both a paid and voluntary bare essentials which might have been all basis. These include clerical aides, library right forty or even twenty years ago just aides and social worker aides, as well as aides Last year was the first year the teacher The answer, according to many educators, aren't enough in this space age world. who work with teachers in the classroom. aide program was utilized in the county on a is she can't, unless she uses teacher aides. More and more the education profession is At J.Cc Mitchell School, Paul Matwiy, prin- limited basis. It's still a very limited pro- There is a wide use of auxiliary non pro- realizing that it is just that — a profession. cipal, utilizes six teacher's aides as of now, gram here. fessional personnel assisting instructional Men and women who have chosen to be teach- three of whom are only there on a temporary The demands of the professional time of personnel in their over-all tasks and respon- ers must be able to devote more and more basis. Boca Raton School utilizes three on a the classroom teacher is so great in the areas sibilities in the nation's schools today. time to just plain teaching. temporary basis. of knowledge experience that the schools must As of January, 1966, 50 counties in Flor- Yet, according to Floyd Christian, state Matwiy's aides work in the special educa- find someone else to do the clerical work ida were employing aides. Thirty-seven coun- superintendent of public instruction, "the po- tion class, perceptual development program which is generally being done by the teachers ties used only salaried aides, ten both salar- tential contributions which many teachers can and in the cafeteria for two hours a day. but which the teachers can no longer cope ied and un-salaried and three only un-salar- make are barely being tapped. A major fac- At Boca Raton School the aides are in the with. ied aides. Salaries range from $142.50 to $388 tor impairing their effectiveness is simply a perceptual development program. This par- "We're paying high salaries for the profes- a month with a median salary of $220 a limited amount of time to devote to tasks re- ticular program, which is available at the sional teachers," Matwiy maintained, "so I month. quiring professional skills and judgment." schools only for ten week period, will close think the teacher should be left to do the Their duties include grading papers, carry- In short, teachers are devoting entirely too next month. professional work he is being paid to do. ing out certain reading or phonic programs much time wiping running noses when they "Many schools are using teacher's aide "Everyone visualizes education on the ba- initiated by the teacher, assisting in clerical sis of what they had, not on the basis of what could be teaching. extensively," Matwiy said. "In Palm Beach (Continued on Page 4B) What can be done to get the teachers, not County, however, there isn't enough money today's child needs," Matwiy continued. "If back to, but on the right track? available to develop the program to any they were taught in a one room school house The problem has basically been solved in great extent." they're bound to visualize education as a one other states in the nation and other counties The aides take a tremendous amount of de- room school house. If they were educated in a in Florida with the help of teachers aides, tail and record keeping work off the hands of large school they'll visualize education in a PICTURE FRAMING 1 auxiliary personnel whose function is to as- the teacher," he added. large school, by JENNINGS ' What people don't seem to understand is that today's high school graduate, while still IT COSTS NO MORE TO HAVE only 17 years old mentally, has or must have IT DONE PROPERLY. the knowledge of a college graduate.of 20 ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS years ago." PHOTO FRAMES How can the teacher supply the student with the necessary knowledge or equipment to 110 E. Boca Raton Rd. gain this knowledge if he or she is involved 395-1660 with keeping records and, to put it bluntly, THURSDAY, NOV. 16 Colts vs. Saints (flag-tag), pony league field, 3:30 wiping running noses? p.m. Sunrise Kiwanis Club, Royal Palm Cafeteria, 7:30 Giants vs. Bears, (flag-tag), pony league field, a.m. 25 TONS DAILY Our 18th Year Serving You 4:30 p.m. FOR ACHES Girl Scout training course, Community Center, 9 Twilighters Pot Luck, Community Center, 6 p.m. a.m. Jets football practice, pony league field, 6:30 p.m0 American drug man- m SPITE of the FENCE Royal Palm Woman's Golf Association, Royal Palm Pennsylvania Gold Coast Club, Far East Imper- ufacturers make 25 tons One of Boca's Oldest Businesses is OPEN Golf Course, 9:30 a.m. ial House, 6:30 p.m. of aspirin each day. Beg. adult tennis instr., tennis courts, 9 a.m. Country Club Village Civic Association, Scout Hut, INDIAN RIVER CITRUS Crushed glass instr., Community Center,, 9:30 7:30 p.m. a.m. Adult ballroom dancing, Community Center, 7:30 SALESMAN'S p.m. SAMPLES Special-Pecan Log | Fresh Creative crafts, Scout Hut, 9:30 a.m, Re 95 Slimnastics, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. Jaycees, Scott bldg., 8 p.m. and Now 2»OO Orange Juice „„„, Rug hooking, Scout Hut, 10 a.m. American Legion, 160 N.W. Second St., 8 p.m. Nearly New for Adv. adult tennis instr., Tennis courts, 10 a.m. American Legion Aux., 160 N.W. Second St., 8p.m. Evecy Occasion — Retired Physicians and Dentists Association, FRIDAY, NOV. 17 THRIFT PRICES BOCA FRUIT SHIPPERS Deerfield Beach Country Club, noon. NOW TWO (2) LOCATIONS Design I, Community Center, 9 a.m. Exchange Club, Pal's, 12:15 p.m. Oil painting, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. Otra Vez 151 SE 1st Ave. 972 So. Fed. Hwy. How-to-draw class, Community Center, 1 p.m. Dog obedience, Community Center, 10 a<,m. Dress Shop Behind the Fence in In the Village Mart Welfare Council case worker, Unitarian-Univer- Duplicate Bridge game, Scout Hut, 12:30 p.m. 192 S. Dixie Boca Raton Deerfield Beach salist Church, 1 p.m. Liquid embroidery, Community Center, 1 p.m. Rose Society, Community Center, 2 p.m. Flag-tag practice, pony league field, 3:30 p.m. Boca Raton Ph. 395-4844 Ph- 399-8282 Girl Scouts, Scout Hut, 3 p.m. Children billiards, Community Center, 3:30 p.m. 'Plant Open 7 A.M. to 6 P.M. Jets football practice, pony league field, 6:30 p.m. *5ame Day Shirt Service Sea Explorer ship 307, Advent Lutheran Church, *0ne Hour Dry Cleaning 7 p.m. Here's why Wide-Tracking is catching on *Free Pickup and Delivery Beg. Bridge, Community Center, 7:30 p.m. Golf instr., Scout Hut, 7:30 p.m. Movie of the month (The Yearling), Community as the great American sport. Center, 7:30 p.m. SATURDAY, NOV. 18 Beg. Child tennis, tennis courts, 9 a.m, Int, children tennis, tennis courts, 10 a.m. Junior Chess Masters,Community Center, 10 a.m. Drum lessons, Community Center, 10 a.m. Sparky Fire Department, Boca Raton Theatre, 10 Newness! a.m. Flute lessons, Community Center, 10:30 a.m. That "store-new" look is now Guitar instr., Community Center, 1 p.m. restored to all garments by our new Judo instr., Community Center, 1 p.m. STYLE CONTROL process. Your fine Roller skating, Scout Hut, 1:30 p.mg clothes will have renewed "life", Jets vs. Plantation, Pony league field, 6:30 p.m. Surfing movie, (Inside Out), Community Center, original body and drape. They will 7:30 p.m. resist soil and stay clean longer, too. Bring your garments to us for this extra special care. Exclusive Miracle-

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Dear Ann Landers: family situation (alco- them. Since the parents there a cure? Read the Every weekday morning holic father and promis- are obviously blind as booket "Alcoholism— I drive 22 miles to work. cuous mother). They bats, let's hope that the Hope and Help," by Ann I have four female pass- could not adopt her but 10-year-old brother op- Landers. Enclose 35 engers who live in my they arranged to take ens their eyes and soon. cents in coin with your neighborhood (I am a her in as a foster-child. As for you, stay out of it. request and a long, male). One of the pass- Our son who is a pal stamped, self-address- engers always has her of the 10-year-old told Dear Ann Landers : ed envelope. newspaper in her hand us last night that this I felt sorry for the 14- Ann Landers will be when I pick her up. The girl and the older boy year - old boy whose glad to help you with first thing this girl does get together in the bed- voice was changing and your problems. Send is open the paper to your room and lock the door whenever he answered them to her in care of column and read it every chance they get. the phone the caller Boca Raton News, Box aloud. Then they all dis- The parents go out about would mistake him for 3346, Chicago, Illinois, cuss your advice, argue four evenings a week and his mother and say, 60654, enclosing a' about it and sometimes I'm sure they have no "How are you, Doris?" stamped, self-address- a heated discussion gets idea what is going on. Our son had the same ed envelope. going. Should I tell the moth- trouble and he finally hit I don't mind the let- er about this or not? I am on the solution himself. *-•?-. ters about cheap boy- afraid the girl might get Instead of saying for the friends or nosey neigh- pregnant and then I would "Hello" he said, "Hello bors, but I do get very blame myself for not this is Robby talking." CORRECT TIME uncomfortable when you speaking up. Please ad- Please print this sug- 24 hours a day print problems about vise me. gestion if you think it has sex. The letter from the :.« —NO NAME PLEASE merit. Call 395-2&1P 70-year-old woman who Dear No Name: That —ROBBY'S MOM had an affair with the 14-year-old girl and that courtesy of yard man nearly put us Dear Mom: I do and I 15-year-old boy know will. Thank you. in a ditch. what causes babies so BOCA RATON So please, Ann, keep don't feel it is your re- Is alcoholism a dis- NATIONAL BANK Ice Creain Log in mind that your col- sponsibility to educate ease? How can the al- umn could be a hazard coholic be treated? Is S. Fed. at Camino Real on the highway. Cool it, will you? Dr. Martin Recipe of the week —NOT KIDDING Dear Not: Last week will speak I received a letter from a man who asked me to ancl WIG SALON keep my Sunday columns Dr. Everett Edward Ice cream takes the cake serious because he Martin, honorary mem- European and reads them during ber of Flying Physicians of America, will be guest American trained What could be better than ice cream? 1/2 cup sifted confectioners' sugar church and when he HAIR STYLISTS laughs out loud every- speaker at the Associa- Why ice cream and cake, of course. It's 1/3 cup cocoa tion of Retired Physi- to serve the much better if you combine the two to make an 1 teaspoon vanilla one gives him dirty looks. cians and Dentists meet- most discriminating ice cream log. Candied or drained maraschino cherries ing today. Ladies at moderate Too hard? No, not really.. .And think of the cut in half I will tell you what I told him. When I put a The meeting will be prices. pleasure you'll get when your husband and held at nooninDeerfield children find out that you really made that For sponge roll, sift together flour, baking column together I try to select letters that are Beach Country Club.Dr. luscious looking thing with your own little powder and salt. Beat eggs until foamy; add Martin will speak on Finest Quality Wigs and Wiglets hands. sugar, 2 tablespoons at a time, beating until practical, educational, interesting and a reflec- "Flying over Alaskaina MlM Camino Real kPhone 395-7055 Here's how it's done. fluffy and light-colored. Blend in vanilla and private plane." rum extract. Add dry ingredients; blend well. tion of life as a great ICE CREAM LOG many people live it. This Sponge Roll; Heat milk with butter just to boiling; stir means there will be 1 cup sifted cake flour into batter quickly, blending well. Pour into letters about every con- 1 teaspoon baking powder buttered and waxed paper-lined 15xl0xl-inch ceivable aspect of life 1/2 teaspoon salt jelly roll pan. Bake in moderate ocen, 350 d. and of course sex is in- 2 eggs until done, 15 to 18 minutes. Turn out on cluded. Where folks 1 cup sugar towel sprinkled with confectioners' sugar. choose to read the col- umn is up to them. 1 teaspoon vanilla Remove paper. Starting at narrow end, roll 1/2 teaspoon rum extract, optional up jelly-roll fashion over towel. Cool. Un- Does GAS Really Heat Homes Better? 1/2 cup milk roll and spread with softened- ice cream. Dear Ann Landers: 1 tablespoon butter Reroll and freeze. For frosting, combine I am beside myself with whipping cream, confectioners' sugar and worry. Our neighbors Filling: cocoa in well-chilled beater bowl. Beat until have two sons, 15 and 10 2 pints vanilla ice cream mixture holds peaks. Fold in vanilla. Spread years of age. We have a on top and sides of roll; garnish with candied daughter, and often these Frosting: or maraschino cherries, Freeze. Makes 1 neighbors have told us 1 cup whipping cream (1/2 pint) roll, 8 to 10 servings. how lucky we are. They always wanted a girl but never had one. Several months ago Irish potatoes remain favorite they learned of a very attractive 14-year-old girl who needed a home vegetable in America, Ireland because of a pathetic .«$S UNIQUE The Irish potato in the In later years, other Cook potatoes and onion and add to heated milk. vt United States received travelers brought pota- until tender in the wa- Blend thoroughly.Serve ^ Boutique its Irish prefix from toes to America, but by ter to which the salt has hot. Sprinkle with grated The One and Only blOU Well two sources. that time, American been added. Drain. Mea- cheese and/or chopped Shop in Florida One was from the farmers were develop- sure cooking liquid: 3 parsley. Makes 6 to 8 6 N.E. 5th Ave. Delray Beach early growing of pota- ing their own varieties cups are needed, add servings. South-Bound Fed. Hwy. a n d toes by a group of Irish which were hardy and water if needed. Add NO immigrants in New flavorful. milk to cooking liquid Hampshire around 1719, Potatoes still remain and heat. Mash potatoes FOR A LIFETIME YES natural gas IPilliifF running out of fuel and later from the fa- an Irish and an Ameri- OF PROUD POSSESSION is virtually storm-proof — because someone forgot to comes to you dependably reorder. mous tragedy of the can vegetable favorite CLARINETS underground. famine in Ireland in the and they continue to be a AMPLIFIED n ' 1870's. priceless food gift to More and more new P natural gas The potato was many Europeans who musical sounds are OMEGA is metered and paid for only llW$Br bogged down de- brought to England from never miss having a po- being discovered as you use it ... no waste liveries in emergencies. South America and Ire- tato — with each dinner. through electronic am- WE ARE whatever! land by ship owners and Southeastern home- plification. In this in- YOUR AUTHORIZED returning colonists who makers will find an dustry the organ and the AGENT . . natural gas ElgW messy, space-con- were interested in the abundant supply of po- guitar paved the way. equipment comes in a full suming storage tanks. plants of the New World. tatoes when they go Now companies are SALES - SERVICE range of sizes to solve any But Ireland was the shopping. Prices will be marketing amplification heating problem. first to realize the po- especially reasonable in devices for several EXCLUSIVELY BY -. BVI^SP wide price fluctua- tato's economic and nu- the weeks to come. woodwind and brass in- m &!m natural gas tritional benefits. Hot soup is a menu struments, i n c 1 u ding provides fastest warmth, in tions — you're on regulated In the 1600's, farm- favorite for the brisk saxophones, clarinets, Florida's sudden cold snaps. rates. ers in Ireland quickly days ahead, so here's a trumpets and trom- 48 SE 1st Ave. at Royal Palm Road realized that potatoes recipe that s just right bones. . , your natural could be planted and for the season: Downtown Boca Raton gas installation is serviced by B $135 Wl^iP problems. A simple would yield heavy pro- CREAM OF Authorized Omega Agency the established utility com- Classified Ad Service pany itself — not some hit- phone call to our office takes duction at a modest price POTATO SOUP ^CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED] care of everything! per acre. The potato's 4 large potatoes Phone 395-8300 or-miss repairman. usefulness slowly 1 small onion spread throughout Eur- 1 1/2 quarts water ope, and early Irish im- 2 teaspoons salt migrants to the New 1 can (1-2/3 cups) World carried potatoes evaporated milk Let us make a complete survey of your — as security against an Peel and dice pota- uncertain food supply. toes. Dice onion fine. STORES IN ALL! heating needs . . . ABSOLUTELY FHI1 It just doesn't make sense to shiver through another winter — not COOL when we've got so many easy answers to your heating problems . .. COVERED, heaters that cost less than 50f a week, total cost as low as $59.95, Boca Raton Garden Club's COMPLETE Don't put it off... just MAIL THIS COUPON TO OUR NEAREST OFFICE - NO OBLIGATION, OF COURSE CHRISTMAS BAZAAR Please have your representative contact me regarding my Thurs., Nov. 16 - 10 A.M. to g P.M. FLORIDA PUBLIC heating needs. I understand there is no obligation whatsoever. Dining UTILITIES COMPANY Friday, Nov. 1? - 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. Nama. *WREATHS WEST PALM BEACH Out? S. Dixie & Fern St.—832-2461 * PLANTS LAKE WORTH Address- -BAKED GOODS Choose from 12 S. J St.—585-6401 * DRIED Decorations il different menus, DELRAY BEACH City _ Phone- 325 N.E. 2nd St.—278-2636 Many, Many More Gifts items 8 different restaurants I do f ) do not { ) now have gas service. 2-B COME & BROWSE 98 S. Federal Hwy., Boca Raton ON PALM BEACH LAKES BOULEVARD AT 1-95. BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, Nov. 16, 1967 3B FAS GIIM ATING Girl Scout News

By BARBARAMcBRIDE amount of sacrifice that cook-out. enters into an adult I'm sure all the neigh- Over the past few scouts life too. Often borhood adults would weeks we have explored their own families must join me in a public and the make-up of the four wait while scout needs affectionate thank you to levels of Scouting — are being met — the the understanding hus- Brownie, Junior, Cadette neighborhood chairman bands and children who and Senior. must attend a council help us keep our scout- THE YOUNGEST AND There is one element meeting on the night her ing days so hectic and THE OLDEST in all these levels that husband has theatre tic- happy1 U.S. PRESIDENTS we have yet to discuss kets — the cookie and Next week we'll visit and it is by far the most calendar chairmen are with Mrs. Robert Traf- Think you can name important component to so beset by telephone ford, Jacaranda Neigh- them? If you said John the whole Girl Scout pic- calls that dinner is late borhood program con- F. Kennedy was the ture — the Adult Girl again — the leaders sultant and she'll ex- youngest you were Scout. I am referring families must fend for plain to you how you too wrong. Kennedy was to the non-professional themselves, or perhaps can share some of your 43 at his inauguration, adult scout, as these are join those 30 Juniors for time with our Girl and Theodore Roose- the doers in our com- an afternoon hike and Scouts. velt was only 42 when munity who do volunteer he became president. m any hours of their time The oldest man ever to make our Neighbor- Orange juice brightens elected president also hood program such an had the distinction of active and successful being president for the one. up fall dinner menus shortest time. William Adult scouts set goals Harrison was a rich for themselves too. Menus can have a Cream Cheese Tea 68 when he was inaug- Their main goal is stat- brighter hue this fall, Snacks . . . Blend 2 urated, and he died in ed in the Constitution of for there'll be plenty tablespoons orange the White House after the Girl Scouts of Amer- of orange juice to in- serving for only one Mrs. John Crandall talks to puppet performers puppets are (left) David De Shields, Julie Junge- ica — we "do dedicate clude in a variety of juice concentrate with month. during rehearsals. Youngsters manipulating the man, Jana Krug and Becky Archer. ourselves to the purpose dishes. 3 ounces cream cheese Speaking of serving of inspiring girls with until smooth. Spread on . . .we take pride in the highest ideals of 4 slices datenut bread* serving your needs at character, conduct, pa- Orange Peanut But- our firm. Our custo- Children to present puppet show triotism, and service ter Favorite . . .Grad- mers are our greatest that they may become ually add 1/4 cup orange .assets, and. we treat happy and resourceful juice concentrate to 1/4 them that way. citizens." Like a par- cup peanut butter, beat- Protection! The ent, an adult scouts ing until smooth. Spread most important word for St. Paul Lutheran Church dreams, or goals are on 4 slices raisin or our customers know. reached by the achieve- white bread. We constantly strive to Children of St. Paul Crandall got to work and sings operatic arias, and in the church. ment of others. Low Calorie Orange offer you the best in Lutheran Church will made the stage and the hens and chickens who "I made the puppets," What sets these adults Yogurt Dressing „ . . insurance at our have their own built-in puppets herself. It took square dance. Mrs. Crandall said, "but who give so freely of Combine 1/2 cup orange agency. money-maker thanks to her all of two months of Mrs. Crandall has I'm not doing any more their time and ener- juice concentrate with Call 395-4334, W.P. Mrs. John Crandall. steady work to complete added a few more char- work. Now it s up to the gies_ apart from other 1 cup yogurt and 2 tab- BEBOUT, 140 No.. Mrs. Crandall, who is the show. acters and more action youngsters to sell the folks? Well, really lespoons honey. Serve Federal Highway, Boca active in the church "The story," Mrs. to the play because tickets and produce the they're pretty much like with fruit salad. Makes Raton, for the ethical working with children's Crandall said, "is about "there just wasn't show. The music for the you and me — they are 1-1/2 cups; advise and valuable in- groups, made a puppet two children, Mike and enough action," she show will be directed by busy mothers, teach- Mrs. Layman formation you need. show for the children. Jill, who go to their said. "Children very Quinn Jungeman and ers, working girls, but, Orange French Dres- * * * grandfather s farm only they care, and realize sing . „ , Mix 6-ounce HINT FOR THE The idea for the show, easily can become bored taped so all that will be v Mrs. Layman which could very easily to find that all the ani- if there isn't enough ac- necessary for the chil- r .at the responsibility can (3/4 cup) orange HOME :Sponge a scorch become Boca Raton's mals and vegetables tion to suit them/ dren to do is manipulate must be shared by many juice concentrate with from a white shirt with version of Punch and have disappeared. Fin- Members of the the puppets during the people to give our girls is elected 3/4 cup salad oil, 1/4 a piece of cotton that ally they find a scare- the opportunity to cup vinegar, 3 table- has been soaked in Judy, came from a mag- church's Junior Choir, show, she added. peroxide. The scorch azine article which crow who tells them that third grade through jun- Proceeds from the achieve this goal. spoons sugar, 1/2 tea- the farm inhabitants are Mrs. Paul Layman spoon dry mustard and will come off easily showed how to make ior high school, will show will be used to buy Most certainly there was elected to the office and leave no residue. puppets. rehearsing for a harv- manipulate the hand choir robes for the Jun- is a great deal of self of auditor for the Flor- 1/4 teaspoon each salt 'I was leafing through vest show and he invites puppets. ior Choir. satisfaction in being a ida Chiropractic Asso- and Tabasco. Serve the magazine one day the children to the show. They've been re- Eventually if Sunday's Girl Scout leader -- ciation Auxiliary at the over mixed greens or The youngsters see sun- helping girls grow in fruit salads. Makes 1- when I saw the article," hearsing for a month for performance goes over 52nd annual state con- Use the Classified she said. "I sent away flowers who dance and their first performance well enough, the children understanding of them- vention in Miami Beach 3/4 cups. for the instructions and sing, a dog who is a which will be at 7:30 will perform for other selves, and the world last week. the puppet play." comedian, a pig who does p.m. Sunday, Nov. 26 groups upon request. around them is ab- Mrs. Layman, who When it came Mrs. the hula, a goose who solutely the most per- also received special sonally rewarding ex- attention for organizing WHEN IT'S YOUR MOVE Eight couples win perience you could ask the Palm Beach County for. Of course it means auxiliary, will serve on much work on the part of the state board of direc- CALL duplicate bridge game the leader, but doesn't tors for the auxiliary. everything that's worth- She has just completed WILLIE'S Eight couples won Glenn Berry, Mrs. T.C. while demand dedicated her second term as awards at the weekly Spratley, second; Mrs. effort? president of the county TRANSFER Boca Raton Duplicate Leonard Hinckley, Mrs. There is a certain "Home Bridge Club game. George W. Nagler, third; auxiliary. and STORAGE Winners of the north- Mrs, W,M. Buck, Mrs. FRIDAY SPECIAL, NOV. 17 south play were Mrs. Paul Chace, fourth. Mincemeat Pie - Reg. 1.15 .990 J.C. McKenna, Mrs. H. Winners of the east- COMING SOON L. Cromer, first; Mrs, west play were Mrs, S. SATURDAY SPECIALS, NOV. 18 J. Farnell, Mrs. George B. Streader, first; Mrs. BOCA DELIVERY Pumpkin Cake - Reg. 1.80. 1.39 Narcotics H.B. Faith, Mrs. H.E. Whitener, second; C.L. 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By CLAIRE ARCHER like pink fixtures, advise me as to color of additional easy chair. Do you have a question matching pink tile draperies, sofa and two pertaining to interior around the tub area and chairs. Request from Mrs. M. decorating? Mrs. Ar- a pretty cherry red for Dear Mrs. F.H.W.: I the carpet and towels? T. T. - I would appre- cher will -; - - think you could use a ciate some help in de- be happy lovely blueberry, white ciding what color to use to ans- Request from Mrs. and brown print for the to recover the seats of wer your L.O.: I plan to redec- draperies and sofa. The my eight American lad- ques- orate my apartment chairs — deep blue- der back mahogany din- t ions. which consists of a liv- berry blue. ing room chairs. The Request ing-dining room, bed- dining room walls are s h ould room, bath and kitchen. Request from Mrs, painted a warm beige be sent Off the living room, M.M.P.: I am seeking a and the rug is a bronze to the j there is a screened area suggestion as to what green, quite light. The B o c aj facing west, overlook- color window shade to draperies are in a pat- Raton ing the intracoastal wa- use in my kitchen. Walls terned chintz in all co- News terway. What do you Mrs. Archer are beige, cabinets, lors on a beige back- with suggest for carpeting, walnut and floor is cov- ground. self - addressed envel- walls, draperies, dav- ered with Spanish-tile ope. enport and two over- Dear Mrs. M. T. T. - stuffed chairs? patterned vinyl in terra I would suggest flame Request from Mrs, N. cotta color. red seat covers for your A. - My daughter, age Dear Mrs. L.O.: For Dear Mrs. M.M.P.: the walls and carpet, dining room chairs. 12, has a small bedroom How would you like a Happy house to you. painted a light blue. Her let's use a tint of cool striped window shade? rug is a washable cotton celadon green. Then Say a brown, tangerine in flame red and the have the davenport and and beige? Honor Society ' bedroom furniture is draperies in a floral Early American. I want print in colors of melon, Request from Mrs, )s four to replace the white bed- amber and green on an taps off white background. S.M.A.: We plan to add Four students from spread and draperies another easy chair in Boca Raton have been and would appreciate The two chairs could be in a rich spicy amber. our living room and inducted into the Na- some help in deciding would like your advice tional Honor Society what type of fabric and as to color. The walls, at Cardinal Gibbons what color to buy. Request from Mrs. carpet and sofa are off High School, Fort Lau- C.A.N.: I have a color New officers of Royal Palm Women's Golf As- Crenshaw, treasurer; Mrs. Lawrence H. Welch, Dear Mrs. N. A. - white. Two chairs are derdale. Students are chairman; Mrs. George R. Effler, recording sec- How about a blue two- problem in my bedroom. yellow. Toss pillows on Linda Schoenfeld, Carol sociation get ready to drive to the greens for a tiered calico bedspread One wall is covered with the sofa are dark green. Cornnell, Jill Ann Dau- round of golf. Officers, elected last week to lead retary; Mrs. Samuel L. Graves, corresponding and draperies to match a yellowish green wall- Dear Mrs.S.M.A.:Try thett and Patricia Sieg- the eight year organization, are (left) with Mrs. secretary, and Mrs. R.C. Webster, Jr., vice chair- for your daughter's bed- paper. The remaining a blueberry blue for the er. C.P. Prosser, retiring president; Mrs. Edwin P. man. § room? walls and ceiling are painted white. The bed- room furniture is white. Request from Mrs. What color for new car- M.J.: We are building a pet, bedspreads and toss Education takes step forward Vmpl/tg, house and I've selected pillows? a black and white wall- Dear Mrs. C.A.N.: (Continued from Page IB) field of education. Junior colleges involved 'THE GOLD paper for our master Think about this: Bronze work and acting as monitors. in training of aides would have to design and bathroom. I am enclos- green carpet, white bed- Aides are selected on several criteria, offer courses which meet the standard college ing a sample of it. Would spreads and buttercup age, educational level, specific skills, econo- credit and can be included in a program lead- you please be kind yellow toss pillows. mic need and ability to relate to children and ing to the teaching degree. enough to advise colors adolescents. They are supervised in their Like most programs the teacher aides con- for fixtures, tile around Request from Mrs. work by the classroom teacher, principals cept is not without its own problems and like the tub niche, wall-to- F.H.W.: The walls of our and county office personnel. most new programs there are a lot of un- COMPARE wall carpet and towels? living room are cover- Training includes on-the-job training with answered questions. Questions such as who Dear Mrs. M0J.:Your ed with a light oak pan- the teacher, workshops and in-service pro- will establish criteria for the selection of HEELER'S wallpaper sample is eling and the rug is beige grams. Aides are used at every level of edu- teacher aides and should there be a certifi- striking! How would you and brown. Please cation from pre-school to junior college. cation for teachers aides are still being asked EVERY DAY Even the United States government has and studied in the states where the program recognized the need for teacher aides. The is being utilized to its fullest extent. Economic Opportunity Act of 1964 and the El- Other questions being asked are should LOW ementary and Secondary Education Act of every teacher have an aide and what are the 1965, which have made a great impact in the assumptions about the effect of aides on the CONTRACT field of education over the nation, encourages improvement of learning? PRICES the use of additional personnel to increase To be sure, whether or not teacher's aides individualized instruction and to provide ad- are really helping the education field will not All draperies expertly ditional time for the professional to plan and be known in the immediate future. But both made in our own Colony Studio of Boca Raton to develop improved education programs for Don Robinson and Bob Trafford, principals workrooms. SINCE 1958 28 S.E. SECOND STREET 395-5511 pupils. who either have no teachers aides or have a The existing teacher shortage also prompt- limited experience with them, say the pro- At HEELER'S you'll No charge for making ed acceptance of the idea of utilizing services gram could be effective. find hundreds of bolts of full length, regular or tra- of non-professionals in the classroom for se- the most exciting drapery verse, from $1.98 yd. Guar- lected activities. fabrics anywhere , . . just anteed rods and installation. "Very often teachers enter the profession Physicians to attend for the Gold CoasrI filled with idealism but rapidly lose their en- thusiasm and curiosity in the trivia of every- Open Mon.-Sat day details," according to Christian, Should Heart Assn. workshop 9-5 the guidelines of other professions be fol- Come In lowed, greater significance will be assigned Or Phono Draping the Gold Coast to the primary professional aspect of teach- Practicing physicians counties. The workshop in southern Florida will will be at the Holiday ing — decision making. meet in Palm Beach Fri- 3415 S. Federal Hwy., Delray Beach, 278-2877 It used to be that the teacher would either Inn in Palm Beach on Visit our nationally famous Browse 'n Think Shop devote precious hours to clerical work and day and Saturday for the Friday, 8 to 10 p.m., (Cove Center) beerfield Beach — phone 399-2837 fourth annual Cardio- and Saturday, 2 to 5 p.m. paper work or she would pass the job along to vascular Workshop. a brilliant student who could otherwise be Dr. Gerold L. Schieb- learning. ler, professor of pedia- Now with the emphasis being placed on the trics, and Dr. Larry P. development to the highest capacity the bril- Elliott, professor of ra- liant student's ability to learn, the job of rec- diology, both at the Uni- NOW RENTING! ord keeper again passed to the teacher, unless versity of Florida Col- The perfect setting she is lucky enough to have a teacher aide. lege of Medicine, LUXURY APARTMENTS There's another drawing card for the teach- Gainesville, will direct nocA for your Florida home... er aide program, a card which says rich the two-day workshop. source of potential teachers. Hopefully, many ON THE OCEAN aides will become so involved and interested The Heart Association b AR of Palm Beach County, 301 S. OCEAN BLVD. in educational processes that they will aspire sponsor of the program, CAMINO to be teachers themselves. has issued invitations to BOCA RATON, FLA. Again this means added programs in the M physicians from 12

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By investing yearSa Use the Classifieds tirement, chances are rests on you to know adds, to start finding out sions you will have to be sure to check direct- them you can use the make in advance can ly with any governmen- interest or dividends for the largest single exactly what benefits about these benefits current expenses while source of retirement in- you have coming, and to several months before eliminate a lot of red tal agency which hand- get in touch with the tape, according to Alle- les retirement benefits keeping the capital sum Everyone Loves A come will be from so- you actually plan to re- ger. "If you're in doubt, intact for any emergen- cial security. offices that handle the to which you are en- benefit programs. tire. "By preparing seek the advice from titled. cies. Alleger says re- D. E. Alleger, asso- ahead of time, you stand your personnel officer, " If you talk over other tirees may want to buy ciate agricultural eco- '' Payments cannot a much better chance of a union official, a re- plans with your attor- an annuity which will pay nomist with the Florida start until you have tak- receiving your first liable insurance agent ney, consult with him so much a month as long BUICK on these matters also," as you live. Alleger suggested. "He Above all, Alleger may have additional said, don't take retire- FOR THE BEST DEAL OH A Rare whooping cranes increase sources of expert help." ment lightly. By care- Savings can be used ful planning, you can 1968 SUICff flock during nesting season GENERAL INSURANCE SEE FRANK COULSGN The world's popula- counted, and more ex- flock at the Bureau's the offspring of Crip AGENCY Direct Factory Dealer tion of wild whooping pected from Canada. Endangered Wildlife and Rosie. There are * FINEST SERVICE * LAEGE PAINT & BODY SHOP cranes has already in- Only 38 of the 47 Research Station near a total of seven large OF BOCA RATON, INC. creased this year — whoopers that have re- Laurel, Md. whoopers in captivity— with the possibility of turned to date, are old- In addition to the 13 two adults in San An- INSURANCE - ALL LINES more birds to arrive. er birds. This is five known fledglings "pro- tonio, and four in the The Interior Depart- short of the number of duced" by the wild flock New Orleans Audubon Weir Plaza Building James H. O'Necr/ ment's Bureau of Sport adults that went north one lanky youngster, ap- Park Zoo, and the ju- P.O. Box 520 Vice President and Manager DELRAY BEACH Fisheries and Wildlife last spring. U. S. Sport propriately dubbed venile Canus at the En- Boca Raton, Fla. Phone: 1616 H. Federal Hwy. - Ph. 278-3292 reports 47 of the rare Fisheries and Wildlife Tex", was hatched at dangered Wildlife Re- 395-8844 & 399-6789 birds are now on Aran- biologists hope some of the San Antonio Zoo — search Station. these five may still sas National Wildlife reach the refuge, and Refuge in Texas. they could have young The 47 at large are a with them. record high for the wild The real gain was in flock, which fell to an production of young. The all-time low of 14 in nine youngsters now on 1938. The previous re- the refuge are not all cord high on Aransas the young birds produc- was 44 birds in 1965. ed this year. During the In the fall of 1966 on- spring nesting season, ly 43 birds returned to U.S. and Canadian wild- Aransas. All 43 flew life biologists took six north to the whooper's whooper eggs from Canadian nesting nests in the wild and flew grounds last spring. them to the United States In addition to the 47 for hatching. Four young wild birds, 12 whoopers whoopers resulting are in captivity for a from these six eggs are total of 59 already now part of a captive Board OK's moving fence hack from line A small controver- understand that the sary over a six foot church must have the hedge University Bap- hedge. Their only ob- tist Church must raise jection is that it will be as a buffer between the too close to their house. church's neighbors and Board members solv- the church property, ed the problem by tell- # was discussed at Plan- ing Young to give the ning and Zoning Board church permission to meeting Thursday eve- place the hedge any- ning. where from three to ten The six foot fence feet away from the pro- which is supposed to perty line with the un- Kleenex White or Solid Colors hide the activity of the derstanding that the Dinner'Napkins . . . ft* 25< church's parking lot will church will be responsi- Wear-Ever Heavy Duty 18-inch darken the inside of Mr. ble for maintaining the Aluminum Foil .... 2 s |f 49« and Mrs. Edward H, area between the hedge r 0 Lloyd's home on West and the property line. Ocean Spray Cranberry Camino Real, planning Orange Relish . . . 3 'JJ* *l. director Walter Young Comstock Spiced told members of the Marine is Seckel Pears .... board. Available by special ordar Superfine Small Fancy Suckling Pigsi«to25ib». n, 89c He said that the Lloyd in Vietnam Whole Onions ... Swift's Assorted Flavors Mateo serves Marine Private First "Featuring Cranberry" Quail and pheasant available Class Michael L. Mor- Sherbets ...... 5 pints *1. by special order. with airborne phis, son of Mrs. Gladys Howard Johnson's All Flavors L. Miller of Boca Raton, "Featuring Pistachio Nut" or Army Pvt. Henry is serving with the Sec- Swiss Chocolate Almond Mateo, a 1966 graduate Ice Cream .... 49< j Rath Black Hawk Honey Glazed of Boca Raton High ond Battalion, Seventh Marine Regiment, First Southern 12-pak. Brown 'n Serve . Canned Ham. . . School, is now serving Marine Division in the Rolls with the Airborne Divi- Republic of Vietnam. 29c I (Plus 60 S&H Green Stamps. No coupon required) sion at Fort Jackson, We have a large supply of Paradise Todd'a Virginia Smoked S.C. Mateo makes his The primary mission Glaze Fruits for your Holiday baking I of the battalion is to con- including 4-oz.. 8-oz. and 16-oz. Hams home in Boca Raton with Red Cherries, 4-oz. Green Cherries, his aunt and uncle, Mr. duct large scale search 6-02. cups of natural Sliced I Todd's Virginia Fully Cooked and destroy operations Pineapple. 6-oz. cups of Green or and Mrs. Rosendo Rod- Red Sliced Pineapple, 16-oz. cup Hams against the enemy. Natural Pineapple Wedges, 4-oz. Joyner's Virginia riguez. cups Diced Citron. 4-oz. Orange or Lemon Peel, 8-oz. and 16-oz. Diced Fruit & Peel, and 4-oz. cups Ham Sliced Ginger. Joyner's Virginia Fully Cooked Quality Brand 16-oz. Ham Fruit Cakes bar Red Eye Virginia Quality Brand IVi-lb. Ham WDBF 1420 Frwil Cakes, bar Old Towne Virginia Danish FruitCoke , .... alum, tray Ham Fresh Small (Half or Whole) (These are light Fruit Cakes Chock'ful of Fruit & Nuts. We recommend either cake.) Pork Hams Dromedary Pitted Lazy Maple Vacuum Packed 16-oz. Dates' . . SSieed Bacon. Sun Maid Golden Dirr's Gold Seal Boneless WDBF iz-oz. Raisins. . Smoked (Half or Whole) GoIdlnlRi'p'ei Sun Maid Buffett Hams...Hams. . .» •9 »9 »-, Currants BANANAS Juicy .F^liiii 5-lb. Salutes mesh bag oirtiFor Ries'f Sauce, or Bakmui , && The SEACREST YOKlf AffPLES 4-!b- 49« Assorted Colors.,/ j * # SEAHAWKS POTTlb 49< Crispy Fresh SUN COAST 5 to 7-lb. av. CELERY shank portion Delicious in Salads, Crisp, Fres CONFERENCE EUPiVE ' From Spain, Delicious Spanish CHAMPIONS Serve Boiled, Mashed, or Crea 4 to 5-Sb. av. s whole or butt RUTABAGAS CBS CBS portion Ib. 59 Juicy Red SWEIT POT AT BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, .Nov. 16, 1967 7B

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Turkey Breast. . >»• 1 Hens, average Ib. 8B Thursday, Nov. 16, 1967 BOCA RATON NEWS Real estate sales recorded Recent Boca Raton real estate transactions <-:/ as compiled for the News f* by the Laweyers Title Insurance Corp. are listed below. Documentary stamps, listed by amount, indi- cate the approximate sale price in many in- stances. They are com- •-;•- ,•-- puted on $3 per $1,000 value; in other words, a $10,000 sale would re- quire $30 in stamps. Week ending October 27, 1967. Lot 1, Blk 3, Lake Floresta Park, Sec. 1, S.S. $21.00, Har- old Kaplan, Jr. and Ulla Maria Kaplan, his wife to Joseph De- Prina and Terry DePrina, his wife. Loc 3, Blk 15, Boca Woods, S.S. $8.40, Omar W. Hannah & Irma B. Hannah, his wife to W. Carl Robarts and Lynn Rob- arts, his wife. Lot 28, Blk 29, Unit XIII, Boca Raton Square, S.S. $12.30, Keating of Florida Inc. to Del- bert L. Walke and Marian L., Formal presentation of a 2100-year-old urn, dis- his wife. vestment Corporation of Florida, sponsors of the "Lot 18, Bik A-3, University covered in the ruins of an ancient Italian city, condominium apartment development which was Park Country Club Estates, S.S. $59.70, University Park Homes, was made to the residents of San Remo last week named after the City of San Remo on the Italian Inc. to Concepts Development, at the dedication of San Remo's luxurious Medi- Riviera. The club will be open one day, Sunday, Inc. terranean Club. Dr. Joseph DeGaetani (right), Lot 8, Blk A-5, University This 15-room 19th century residence in Wilton, N.H., was recently pur- November 19, from noon to 5 p.m. for public view- Park Country Club Estates, S.S. Italian vice consul to the United States, made the ing before being exclusively limited to residents $70.50. University ParkHomes, chased by E. Earl Lathrop of Boca Raton. On 15 acres, the house was re- Inc. to Concepts Development, stored in 1964 and has a six-room apartment wing. A peaked roof carriage presentation to James Nail, president of the In- and their guests. Inc. Lot 22, Blk A-3, University house, now used as a barn, was in eluded in the sale, according to Previews. Park Country Club Estates, S.S. ?76.50. University Park Homes, Inc. to Concepts Development, Inc. 19th Century home purchased Lot 13, Blk A-3, University Park Country Club Estates, S.S. $83.40. University Park Homes, Inc. to W. Brandon Whittington and Diane Ellen Whittington. by Boca Raton residents The S 31 ft Lot 2, Blk A9, University Park Country Club Estates, S.S. $4.50. University An early 19th century which was added later board floors. The resi- Park Homes, Inc.toW.T.Whid- residence and 15 acres was recently converted dence has a 24-foot liv- den and Joan M. Whidden, his of land on a hilltop lo- into a modern six-room ing room with one of wife. cation in Wilton, N.H., Lot 2 of Left Bank Estates, apartment with its own the home's four origin- S.S. $15.00. Elvin D. Dorwart have been purchased by entrance. The large al fireplaces, A second and Beryl M. Dorwart, bis wife E, Earl Lothrop of Boca house was restored in fireplace is located in a to Brannon Building Company, Raton. Inc. 1964 and still retains 16-foot-square den with Lot 9, Blk 3, University Gar- The Monadnock region its original small-pane built-in corner cup- dens, S.S. $42.60, Valere J. property, which is close windows, paneling, boards. Tardif and Therese Tardif, his to several major ski wainscoting and wide- wife to George D. Nale and Ora Fay Nale, his wife. areas, was sold by Mr. Lot 8, Blk 9, Winfield Park and Mrs. Charles B. YOUR BEST INSURANCE IS A Unit 2, S.S. $34.50. Caroline C. Sullivan of Wilton Cen- Warren, Helen Strausser, Alex- PROFESSIONAL INSURANCE COUNSELOR ander Wind, Jr. and Roberta D. ter. The sale was re- Cammarata, as Ancil. exec, to ported by A. Pelham Michael J. Szabo & Jo Ann Szabo Stevens, Boston vice *Life Insurance his wife; Fred A. Dettman and Mildred Dettman, his wife. president of Previews Lot 17, Blk 11, Royal Oak Inc., real estate mark- *Esfate Planning Hills, 2nd Sec. S.S. $63.00. Ruth- eting firm. The Peter- erford J. Stanton and Maude E. sons, Inc., Realtors in ^Retirement Income Stanton, his wife to Henry De- main. Peterborough, were the Tr 39 and 64, Blk 76, P.B. selling brokers. Farms Plat #3. S.S. $150.00. The main portion of Thomas 0. Alter, CLU Martha C. Bondesen to the fol- 'The Attache" is a new two-bedroom, two-bath model being shown at Leisureville. lowing as Tenants in Common: the 15-room residence 395-7594 278-0331 /: David Kirshcenbaum and Bea- was built in 1800. A wing trice Kirschenbaum, his wife, Evelyn Kirschenbaum, as Trus- Penney store to open tee for Esther Pullman and Nancy Kirschenbaum, Elaine Kirschenbaum as Trustee for Charles Kirschenbaum and at Palm Beach Mall Penny Kirschenbaum. Lot 4, Blk 15, Country Club The J.C. Penney De- Beach Mall store will Village Sec. "B", S.S. $9.00, Broward Land, Inc. to Earl R. partment Store will open offer a complete selec- Ellis and Louise G. Ellis, his today at the new Palm tion of Penney's private wife. Beach Mall which is brand hard lines, plus a Beg. at Nw'ly Cor of Lot 11, Blk 52, Unit No. 13, Boca Raton owned and operated by full assortment of fash- Square, S.S. $158.70. Keating of REALTORS OF BOCA RATON The Edward J. DeBar- ion apparel from such Florida, Inc. to Boca Woods.Inc. The following ORYAL E. HADLEY, tolo Corporation, style centers as New Lot 15, Blk 9, Spanish Vil- EAST r are members 400 E, Palmetto Pk. Youngstown, Ohio. York, Miami, Dallas and lage, S.S. $30.00. Helen S. LUXURY CONDOMINIUM APAR of the Boca Road, 395-2244. Los Angeles. Chambers to Daniel Bassie and Raton Board Penney's joins Jor- Julia Bassie. CHAS. HUTZLER, 72 dan Marsh, Richards, Penney shoppers can of Realtors. Buying or Selling? Doing busi- S.E. 2nd St., Phone F.W. Woolworth and 84 park free on the Mall's m 3eaut£iu£ 3oca ness with 395-8423. other stores in the 6,000 car lot and browse BRANNON REALTY,hie, Realtor them you are F. WOODROW KEETON, south's largest shopping through shoe, jewelry, assured the highest center located on Palm gift, ladies apparel, For All Your type of service that can 2950 N. Ocean Boule- vard, 395-5252. Beach Lakes Blvd. be- men's apparel, candy, Real Estate Needs be administered in the tween 1-95 and Congress greeting card, camera, 330 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. field of Real Estate MACLAREN & ANDER- Avenue in West Palm food stores. 391-0429 378-2060 Practice. SON, 135 E. Palmetto Beach. JROSBY W. ALLEY, 21 Park Rd., Boca Raton. The 203,000 sq. ft. S.E. 3rd St., 395-4404. 395-1333. department store with a Rial Estate Exam Course NICK AMRHEIN, 7601 N. MADDOX REALTY, 507 free standing auto center N.E. 20th St., 395-2900 For Brokers or Salesmen Fed. Hwy., 391-1166. is Penney s 35th in Palm Beach ARVID.4 REALTY MEDALLION REALTY, Florid a. Harvey Real Estate Schools operates a branch of its popu* SALES, Inc., 998 S. 95 E. Palmetto Park Rd.. The new full-line lar Real Estate Exarn Course in Boca Raton at the UNIVER- Winner of the 1966 "Co m of ike Year" Award Federal Hwy.,395-2000. 395-2421. SITY BOWL CONFERENCE ROOM, DIXIE HWY. and-20th store is eight times ST., Boca Raton. The course is composed of 6 lively inter, By all standards ... the finest ATLANTIC BOCA THOMAS J. MEREDITH, larger than the now in- esting sessions which thoroughly cover fhe F[a« Real Estate Apartment* in the most desir- REALTY. 101 E. Pal- Realtor, 42 S.E. 2nd St. activated downtown West •Handbook. Total cost only $50,00, able location in Boca Raton ... metto Pk. Rd., Boca Rhone 395-1515. Palm Beach operation. TUESDAY EVENING - 7:00 P.M. A prestige area — yet only two Raton, 395-8500. •?.C. MITCHELL & In keeping with the You may attend first session free blocks to shopping, theatre and BATEMAN and CO., SONS, Inc., 22 S. Fed- company s efforts to at- Mr. Cooper will be in the Conference Room each Tuesday restaurants ... 1299 S. Ocean Blvd., eral Hwy,, 395;4711, tain the concept of one- at 6:30 P.M. to answer any questions. Boca Raton, 395-9355. For Information call: MR. COOPER 395-2289 Spacious residences surround- MOTHERWELL REAL- stop shopping the Palm . ing beautiful tropical gardens W.P. BEBOUT, 140 N. TY, 757 S Federal Hwy. F*d. Hwy., 395-8155. 395-4044 ... Quiet Eastern automatic ele- vators—Private screened patios STEPHEN J. BODZO. F. BYRON PARKS, Via —Large Clubhouse with Audi- 5501 N. Federal Hwy., Mizner, Royal Palm Plaza, 395-3700. laws You Sean torium — Kitchen —- Booms for 395-8200. Arts, Crafts, Hobbies, Billiards, PETRUZZELLI REAL- BRANNON REALTY, Color TV—large card area—out- TY, Inc., 2325 N. Ocean Why net visit ioee Verde door Barbecue—picnic tables— Inc., 330 E. Palmetto Boulevard, 395-0822. Pk. Sd., 391-0429. end See for Yourself! therapeutic heated pool—shuf> PLASTRIDGE AGENCY fleboard, and many other CAMINO GARDENS Inc., 224 S. Fed. Hwy REALTY INC., P.O. 395-1433. features. Box 520, Phone 395-7020. THE REAL ESTATE One "and two-bedroom apart- CORNER, INC. 60 S. SMMEDiATI OCCUPANCY ments are priced from $10,990 OARLEN APPRAISAL to $18,100—with down pay- AND REALTY INC. 450 Federal Highway, 395- OK YOU MAY IESE&VE THE APT. E. Palmetto Park Rd., 4624. ments from $2,700. Mortgages The Gold Coast's Finest OP YOUR CHOiei NOW IN SUILP. are currently available for at 399-4440 RICHARD F. ROSS, 21 INGS 3 & 4 UNBER CONSTRUCTION S.E. 3rd St., 399-6444. low as 6%. BRUCE E. DARRELL ALL-WATERFRONT FOR FUTURE RESIDENCE Realtor, 425 E. Palmet- ROYAL PALM REALTY to Park Rd., 395-1322. CORP., 307 Golfview COMMUNITY WM. DAY Inc., 500 S. Dr., 395-1662. ntedtis are open 9 to 5:3® daily Federal Hwy., 395-0220. TOWN & COUNTRY PROPERTIES, 330 E. PETER DORAN, 133 Palmetto Park Rd., LOTS from *!2,80O • HOMES from $38,000 Boca Raton Rd., Phone 399-4629. 395-H02. WE EKES REALTY CO., PRIVATE BEACH ELECTRIC 60LD W^W) MEDALLION FIRST REALTY CORP. INC., 100 S. Federal MODEL HOMES REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE 20 S.E. 1st Avenue, KITCHEN APPLIANCES, CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONING & HEAT. 395-8600. Hwy., 395-1214. (Furnished or Unfurnished) FLORIDA- SITES, Inc., M.N. WEIR & SONS, 7 Mile North of 38 S.E. 4th St. 395-1890. Inc., 855 S. Federal Boca Raton on BROKER CO-OPERATION S C R uteA1 3 oca Hwy., 395-4000 ,,, Mf«/. , ° A Write or phone JACK S. BUTLER EDWARD GARVV, 641 JOHN A. WRIGHT, 815 400 N.E. 20TK STREET, BOCA RATON e PHONE 395-8717 South Federal Highway, Havana Drive, Boca Ra- IN HIGHLAND BEACH • P.O. Box 69, Boca Raton, Fla. Agent on Premises 278-3087 TWO BLOCKS WIST Of U J. I ON 20TH STREBT 391-0900. ton, 391-1661- Reg. Real Estate Broker 10 A.M. - 5 PM. Tunison Properties of Florida, Inc. WRITE OR PHONE FOR FREE COLOR BROCHURE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, Nov. 16, 1967 9B THIS IS THE 8th IN A SERIES of SAFETY MESSAGES TO APPEAR IN THE BOCA RATON NEWS 5th ANNUAL CRUSADE for SAFETY

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JAIL!! ^ Name ...Age } M: SLOGAKA^- , I 1 CONTEST r s'h°01'••—- sr-j....:... | | Bob's one of the best drivers you'll ever meet. He's yourself by letting the guy ahead know you're about Slogan i $•:>• never had an accident—never even had a parking to pass. Use your horn or lights. And make sure no i :$iv one's trying to pass you at the same time! *Fill in qrodc and school if you are a student 1 yg. ticket. But even the best drivers make mistakes once CLOSING DATE WILL BE ANNOUNCED 1 in a while. And when they do, you've got to be Avoid trouble by anticipating it and you won't end ready for it—by driving defensively. up on the receiving end of some other guy's goof. # When you're passing another car, defend Not even if he's your best friend! Watch out for the other guy! Following Civic Minded Firms and individuals Have Joined The Boca Raton News in Presenting CRUSADE FOR SAFETY !: 1 ALTON BOX BOARD COMPANY FIRST BANK & TRUST COMPANY NATIONAL HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTER WALDRON MOTORS FOREIGN CARS m CONTAINER DIVISION OF BOCA RATON, N.A. Florida Rooms-Carports-Kitchens MG-MG1100-AUSTIN HEALY-SPRITE 2650 N.W. 1st Ave. 395-4884 7680 N. Federal Hwy. 391-1441 ffl: 1999 N.W. 1st Ave. 395-2211 S.E. 1st Avenue & 395-4420 Royal Palm Road 1 ARCHER INVESTMENT CO., INC. RANCH HOUSE RESTAURANT, INC. WAYSIDE GARDENS NURSERY FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN. 1999 N. Federal Hwy. 395-4440 Boca Raton Road 395-1538 1 DEVELOPERS OF ROYAL PALM PLAZA P. O. Box 220 :vX| 395-1222 OF DELRAY BEACH 601 N. Federal Hwy. 395-2121 ROYAL PALM CAFETERIA 1 ARV1DA CORPORATION 303 Golfview Dr. 399-6021 M.N. WEIR & SONS, INC. :::W 998 S. Federal Hwy. 395-2000 GOLF-BURRO COMPANY REAL ESTATE 1 ATLANTIC RUG CO., INC. CARTS H.W. RUCKS & SON DAIRY 855 S. Federal Hwy. 395-4000 P. O. Box 927 395-5604 Hwy. 7 395-1194 SH 64 S. Federal Hwy. 395-3717 148 N.W. 11th St. 395-7219 WINFIELD BEAUTY SALON RUTENBERG HOMES OF BOCA RATON 477 N.E. 20th St. 395-0440 1 BAYOU RESTAURANT & LOUNGE GORY INDUSTRIES, INC. 2929 Banyan Road 395-2552 ::•:•:;: 501 E. Palmetto Park Road 395-1682 ROOFING TILE MF6S. WOODCHUCK SINCLAIR I BEBOUT INSURANCE AGENCY 135 N.W. 20th St. 395-1770 SANREMO 101 N. Federal Hwy. 395-2222 I & W.P. BEBOUT REALTOR JOHN A. GRANT JR. INC. Condominium Apartment Villas :$v: Serving South Florida Since 1950- r 2871 No. Ocean Blvd. (A1A) 399-3061 ZETTLEMOYER •:•:•:•: 140 N. Federal Hwy. 395-4334 ENGINEERS 2-5 Miles North of Boca inlet ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 3333 N. Federal Hwy. 395-3333 2250 N. Conference Drive 395-4576 1 BiBLETOWN COMMUNITY CHURCH SJOSTROM AUTOMATIONS, INC. :& Biblegrounds, 600 N.W. 4th Ave. 395-2400 HOLLY BROOK ACADEMY 134 N.W. 16th St. 395-1400 ZONOLITE Florida's Fines! Co-Educational Day School Division of W.R. Grace & Co. I BICKHAM LAND SURVEYING CO. 933 E. Camino Real 395-9393 SMITHSON & KEYSER BUILDERS, INC. •:•$•: 332 N. Federal 391-0890 Located on Boca Inlet at A1A 108 N.W. 3rd St. 395-3132 1555 N.W. 1st Ave. 395-2424 I BOCA RATON FEDERAL IBM SNOW CONSTRUCTION, INC. 700 Banyan Trail 391-0500 DELRAY BEACH I SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN. GEORGE SNOW, BUILDING CONTRACTOR :*g 451 S. Federal Hwy. 395-8800 ITVENUS DEVELOPMENT & 2174 N.E. 1st Ave. 395-1183 ADAMS CHEVROLET CO. I BOCA RATON HOTEL & CLUB INDUSTRIAL, CORP. AUTHORIZED SALES & SERVICE SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE CO. 246 S, Federal Hwy. 278-3225 :*:£ Banyan Road 395-3000 41 S.E. 1st Ave. 395-1211 855 S. Federal Hwy. 395-4000 BOCA HONDA SALES I BOCA RATON NATIONAL BANK SUNNY STATE NURSERY U.S.I Across from Hidden valley JAMISON ROOFING, INC. 3719 S. Federal Pwy. 391-1400 2420 N.W. 1st Ave. 395-2939 5201 N- Dixie Hwy. 391-1555 &S 77 E. Camino Real 395-2300 TROPICANA 1 BRADLEY FURNITURE KRAEER AMBULANCE SERVICE SUNSTREAM GROVES GOLF DRIVING COURSE •••:% 1600 N. Federal Hwy. 395-7337 1353 N. Federal Hwy. 395-1800 Opposite the entrance of 395-6163 1 mile South of Delray on US 1 276-9992 Sunshine Parkway on State Road 808 I CAMPUS GULF SERVICE LAB SCIENCESJNC. DEERFIELD BEACH :$>: 1299 N.W. 2nd Ave. 395-9882 SUPREME AUTO BODY ATLANTIC TECHNICAL CENTER 1781 N.W. 1st Ct. 395-1722 ELIOT WEST REALTY 1 HELSEA TITLE & GUARANTY CO. 604 Park Drive 395-1917 P. O. Box 2115 395-2611 P. O. Box 1236 University Park THE REAL ESTATE CORNER, INC. Deerfield Beach 399-2611 :>S: 454 E- Palmetto Park Road 395-4484 60 S. Federal Hwy. 395-4626 1 CLEARWATER SPRINKLER SYSTEMS LAKE ROGERS FORT LAUDERDALE TIC TOC CHILD CARE NURSERY •:•:•:• •£•; 395-2296 Boca Raton's Finest Community Homes by A&P Construction Co. PRE-KINDERGARTEN & KINDERGARTEN HAFT-GAINES CO. 1 COUNTRY CLUB VILLAGE 400 N.E. 27th Circle 395-4254 273 N.W. 15th St. 395-5044 BUILDERS & DEVELOPERS *$5 1199 W- Palmetto Park Road 395-1818 LETURMYLAWN SERVICE MANE KIDD INTERIORS, INC. 600.1 N. Federal Hwy. 943-0333 I D&M AUTO PARTS 303 N.W. 1st Ave. 395-1717 335 N. Federal Hwy. 395-2848 POMPANQ BEACH m SW 220 So. Dixie Hwy. 395-2412 MIAMI RUG COMPANY lAM PE C0 751 S. Federal Hwy. 395-3213 980 N™L. Federal *Hwy. 395-363E£ 6 - CARPENTERS LOCAL UNION 3206 I EMIL DANCIU 315 N.E. 1st St. 943-0344 ||d/b/a THE FLORIAN CO.-GENERALCONTRACTOR JX. MITCHELL & SONS UNIVERSITY INN & 1101 S.W. 9th Ave. 395-4178 LEISURVILLE CLUB COMMUNITY REALTORS-INSURANCE SCHRAFFTS RESTAURANT 101 Leisure Blvd. 563-4276 DeMARCO & SONS, INC. 22 S. Federal Hwy. 395-4711 2700 N. Federal Hwy. 395-5225 Leisurville Felix Granados

*>:< Designers-Builders-Developers MOTHERWELL REALTY VILLAGE BUTCHER SHOP SOUTH FLORIDA HARNESS RACEWAYS.hc 1 901 S.W. 3rd St. 395-4300 757 S. Federal Hwy. 395-4044 550 N. Federal Hwy. 395-4591 Race Track Rd., Pompano 972-2000 «*:

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9:30 Sunday School 10:45 Morning Worship 7:06 Evettitig Worship ST. Boca Raton Road at N.E. Second Avenue SUNDAY SERVICES Mid-Week Worship 8:00 A.M. Holy Communion and Homily Wed, 7:30 P.M. 9:00 A.M. Holy Communion and Church School 11:00 AM. Morning Prayer, Holy Commun- ion, and Sermon Picture of "The Last Supper," painted by Doug Ellison. COMMUNITY CHURCH Daily except Thursdays, 7:30 a.m. Morning Prayer and Holy BOCA RATON Communion Thursdoys 10:00 a.m. Morning Prayer and Holy Communion • New sanctuary to open Sunday . 4th AVENUE AND N.W. 6rh STREET DR. TORREY JOHNSON Minister % Pflsbyteridii Churclt Sunday marks the opening of a The sanctuary, only one of its be maintained by Bill Olsen, new sanctuary in Boca Raton. kind in town, was built and will head of Cross Road Crusaders NiTED PRESBYTERIAN, U;S.A^ for Christ, Inc., a local organi- zation which basically is inter- 600 West Camino Reait 'Letfs Get Personal' will ested in getting people to attend a church of some kind. TWO SERVICES "The Sanctuary itself will not 9:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. be sermon topic Sunday be a church," according to Ol- sen. "We won't have a member- Sermon: "Let's Get Personal" will be member of the Speaker Bureau ship, and it will be open daily "Let's Get Personal" the sermon topic of Rev. Albert of the American Management to everyone who wishes to come CHURCHIS G. Shiphorst at both services in Association. Several other lay- in and meditate for a while." Ministers F irst Presbyterian C hurch Sun- men also will participateinthe Although the Sanctuary will day. service. ST.. PAUL Mo. Synod Rev. Albert 6. Shiphorst have Sunday services, three ADVENT W.C-- Bible classes and it will serve 5001 NE 4 Ave. Near U.S.I 701 W. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Rev. C,,Thoma^s • Webb : Rev. Albert L. Eastman will "Abundant Blessings of God" communion, it is non-denomin- will be the sermon topic of Rev. preach on "God's Law of Love" ational. SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 at the morning service in Church George Thomson in University "We will serve communion to SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 of the Open Door. His sermon Baptist Church morning ser- WORSHIP Service 8:30-11:00 WORSHIP 8:30 and 11:00 everyone who wants it," Olsen Ronald J. Dingle (Pre-School Nursery at 1J.) Nursery Available is second in a series on Four vice. Sermon topic at the 7:30 said, referring to the tourists Pastor Air Conditioned p.m. service will be "The Meet- E.O. Krug, Pastor Spiritual Laws as taught by the • who come through town and who Phone 395-3632 Phone 395-0433 Campus Crusade for Christ, ing of Giants." might want to receive commun- Phone 395-4741 and 395-1939 Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Russ Beuch- ion but sometimes cannot be- Chrisfimi Reformed Church ler, South American Indian Mis- Scott Herrick, Fort Lauder- cause they are not a member sion, Inc., will be introduced at dale, will be guest speaker at of a local church. 'flie University Church' 901 W. Palmetto Park Road the service. Unitarian-Universalist Church. Olsen, who organized the Our Beautiful A film titled' "Migrant Minis- His topic will be "A Plain Citi- Cross Roads Crusades five try" will be shown by James zen Visits Cuba." years ago, says he's interested THE CHURCH of THE OPEN DOOR Dogg at the 7:30 p.m. service. Herrick sailed in July on his 300 N.W. 35th St., Boca Raton New CHURCH ts OPEN mainly in getting the young Minister: Albert L. Eastman Visit With Us and Enjoy This New The church's annual Thanks- boat to Cuba with two compan- people interested in Christ. ions. They spent three weeks 9:45 A.M. House of Worship giving service will be held at Sunday School 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 22. traveling and taking pictures in "There won't be anything for Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 A.M. Cuba. Herrick was a leader in the people to join at the sanc- Evening Service 7:30 P.M. MORNING WORSHIP 11:00 A.M. the peace marchfromSan Fran- tuary unless they want to be- EVENING WORSHIP 7:00 P.M. "Three Ways of Life" will be 11:00 A.M. "God's Law of Love." Nursery John Schuring, Pastor — 1040 SW 1st Street the sermon topic of Rev. Chris- cisco to Moscow Dec. 1, I960 come a crusader," he said. 7:30 P.M. Migrant Ministry - a film presenting local Available Boca Katon - 395-3942 tian D. Weber at the 11 a.m. through Oct. 8, 1961. However, there will be an or- work among migrants. service in Moravian Church. ganization for young people. An Independent, Biblically Oriented Church — A Thanksgiving eve service "Soul and Body" will be the The sanctuary will be open 10 Preaching the Truth of God's Precious Word. Congregational will be held in Moravian Church lesson subject for First Church a.m. to 6 p.m. daily and there at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. The of Christ, Scientist. will be an evangelistic preach- UNITED CHURCH OF BOCA RATON church choirs will sing under er for Sunday services. Evangelical and Reformed the direction of Mrs. Lillian "The Great harvest" will be Unique thing about the organ- Frederick Nelson, D.D. Minister Parker at the service. the sermon topic of Rev. David ization is it will not ask for UNIVERSITY Nicholas for Boca Raton Pres- money for itself. SERVICES NOW HELD IN byterian Church service. If the evangelist who is NEW SANCTUARY Robert Wyatt will be guest Baptist Church speaker at the annual Laity preaching at the sanctuary wants 1551 W. Camino Real 251 SW 4 Avenue between Camino Real and Palmetto Pk. Kd. and Enlistment Day service Dr. Leslie Ratzlaff, adminis- to take up a collection to help Morning Worship 11 a.m. - Church School 9:30 a.m. Sunday in United Church of Boca trator of the new Church of him continue his own work that's Dr. George Thomson - Pastor c "The Value of the Individual", Raton. His sermon topic will be God College, Lake Wales, will fine, but Olsen will not ask for 9:45 A.M. Sunday School sermon. Robert Wyott# Guest Speaker be guest speaker at Trinity 111 =00 A.M. Dr. Thomson, "The Abundant Blessings of God." IN THE HEART OF THE COMMUNITY "The Value of the Individual." money for his program. 7:30 P.M. Sunday Evening, "A Meeting of Giants." WITH THE COMMUNITY IN ITS HEART Wyatt, a member of United Church of God services. Inside the sanctuary are 14 Nursery Available at All Services Church, has been in public edu- ' Preaching to the Heart in the Heart of Boca Raton cation and administration for "Predestination" will be the large murals painted by Doug CHURCH Of GOD most of his career. He also has sermon topic of Rev. Eugene O. Ellison, News cartoonist, de- (Andsraon, Indiano); served as speech consultant for Krug at both services in St. picting stories from the Bible several national firms and is a Paul Lutheran Church. from creation to eternity. Ef Hency, pastor CHURCH of CHRIST Temporarily Meeting at 115 West Palmetto Pk. Rd.

„ u . v E lemehtary School 3 SERVICES - . -hand of;1 . •:-,./--.•; •-"-:-• • '•••••••: .. : .-"•".•"•;••.;••• •-"':• '-;/• .' • -• •-.::•'*;••-'•:' •'''•', <~':••:''-':• JlTi > SUNDAY SCHOOL 10:00 A.M. ' "" Church School 9:30 a.m. ADVENT LUTHERAN FIRST CHRISTIAN WORSHIP 11:00 A.M. -6:30 P.M. FIRST BAPTIST N.E. 4th Ave. at 50th St. just AIR CONDITIONING Morning Worship 10:30 a.m. Temporary location, 3333 N. New facilities at 450 N.E. 51st WEDNESDAY 7:30 P.M. off U.S. 1, Rev. Ronald J. Dingle Street, Boca Raton. Sunday Federal Highway, (Grant Bldg.). pastor, Sunday Schedule: 9 and Visitors Are Cordially Invited Rev. William Gardner, pastor, School 9:30 a.m. Morning Wor- 10 a.m. The Church at worship; ship 1045. Evening Worship 7:30 Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Morn- 9 a.m. The Church at Study. Information Call 395-9385 ing worship, 11 a.m. Training 7:30 Wed. Prayer & Bible Study FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Union, 6:30 p.m.; Evening Wor- Gene Stinson Minister 4627 N. UNIT ARIAN-UNIVERS ALIST E. 4th Ave. Tel 395-'4901 of BOCA RATON ship, 7:30 p.m. Mid-week pray- Boca Raton, 164 W. Palmetto er service Wednesday 7:30 p.m. % RlON MORMAlCHURfH 450 N.E. 51st St., Boca Raton, Florida Park Rd., 10:30 a.m., Sunday CHURCH OF THE OPEN DOOR SUNDAY SERVICES school and church. : Sunday School 9:30 A.M. CHRISTIAN REFORMED 35th St. and 3rd Ave. N.W. Rev. jReV, Christian 0. Weber, Minister § Worship Service 10:45 A.M. 901 W. Palmetto Park Rd. John Albert L. Eastman, Pastor. Evening Service 7:30 P.M. O. Schuring, minister; Services Sunday Services: Sunday school 5 Sirnday School 9:45 a.M k NEW FACILITIES Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST 9:45 a.m. for which there is a CHURftERVp 11:00 'jwffmB Sunday School and Adult Bible Northeast Second Court, pastor, nursery available. Morning Rev. J.E. Latham. Services, Worship, 11 a.m., Youth Fellow- RCH NURSERY Affl CONDI*lONEi) classes, 9:45 a.m. Nursery ship 6:45 p.m. Evening service available for Sunday school and 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. with Sunday V'A Protestant Denominatton Since 1457r* UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST CHURCH morning service at the parson- school, 9:30 a.m, first and third at 7:30. Tuesday evening Senior Sunday choir rehearsal, Wednesday of Boca Raton age, 1040 S.W. First St. evening Bible study hour at 7:30. 162 W. Palmetto Park Rd. ST. GREGORY'S EPISCOPAL FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Rev. William Gardner, Pastor 10:30 A.M. Scott Herrick, Ft. Lauderdale Temporarily located in admin- 245 E. Boca Raton Rd. Sundays, TEMPORARY LOCATION Topic: "A Plain Citizen Visits Cuba." istration building, 1675 N.W. Holy Communion and Homily, 8 MORAVIAN CHURCH 3333 N. Federal Hwy., Boca Raton Fourth Ave, Services Sunday, 11 a.m.; Holy Communion and 2 S.W. 12th Ave, Rev. Christian SUNDAY SERVICES a.m. and 7:30 p.m., Sunday Church School, 9 a.m.; Morning D. Weber, minister, Sunday Sunday School? 9:45 A.M. Training Union 6:30 10:30 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL & CHURCH Morning Worship 11:00 AM. Evenmg Worship 7:30 School at 9:45 a,m., Wednesday Prayer, Holy Communion, and School at 9:45 a.m. and Church Wednesday Evening Prayer Service 7:30 P.M. Prayer and Praise Service, 7:30 Sermon, 11 a.m. Daily except Service at 11:00 a.m. p.m. Thursday, Morning Prayer and "Bible Teaching and Bible Preaching" First Church of Christ Scientist Holy Communion, 7:30 a.m, FIRST METHODIST Thursday, Morning Prayer and ST. PAUL LUTHERAN Temporary Location N.E. 2nd Ave. at N.E. 6th St. Holy Communion, 10 a.m. 701 W. Palmetto Park Rd. Rev. Boca Raton Printing Company Bldg. Clark S. Reed, minister. Sun- Eugene O. Krug, pastor.Sunday First Methodist Cbrch 41 S.E. 4th St., Boca Raton day school, 9:45 a.m.Church school, 9:45 a<,m.; worship ser- 625 N.E. 2nd Ave., Boca Raton READING BOOM services, 8:30 and 11 a.m. Nur- TRINITY CHURCH OF GOD vices, 8:30 and 11 a.m. Pre- SERVICES Temporary location, Addison Minister: Clark S. Reed Sunday 11 a.m. Bocade Bldg. Arcade sery for children. MYF meets school nursery during 11 Musical Director: Dr. Kenneth Robinson Sunday School 11 a.m. 110 E. Palmetto Park Rd. Sunday, 5:45 p.m., in the Church Mizner School, Rev. Dale E. o'clock service. Nursery 11 a.m. Weekly 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Hency, pastor. Sunday school Church School 9:45 A. M. Wednesday 8 p.m. Hall. Sundays 2-4 p.m. 9:30 a.m. Services, 10:30 a.m. UNIVERSITY BAPTIST Morning Worship 8:30 and 11:00 EBENEZER BAPTIST Sunday. 1551 West Camino Real, Dr. 3RD IN THE SERIES: Northeast 12th Street, Rev. "God Calling Person to Person" Earlie Robinson, pastor. Sun- George Thomson, pastor. Sun- FIRST PRESBYTERIAN day services, 11 a.m. and 7:30 AIR CONDITIONED - NURSERY FIRST ASSEMBLY of GOD CHURCH day school, 9:30 a.m.; morning 600 West Camino Real, Rev. service , 11 a.m.; BTU meeting p.m., Sunday school, 9:45 a,m. of Boca Raton Albert G. Shiphorst, pastor, Prayer meeting Wednesday, TEMPORARY LOCATION - ADMINISTRATION BLDG. 5 p.m.; evening service, 6 p.m, Services 9:30, 11 a.m.; church 1675N.W. 4TH AVENUE 7:30 p.m. WARREN FORNEY, PASTOR school, 9:30 a.m. SUNDAY SERVICES CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEBREW CONGREGATION Sunday School 9:45 A.M. First Church of Christ, Scien- Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. BIBLE TOWN Boca Raton Hebrew Congrega- Evangelistic Service 7:30 P.M. tist, Boca Raton Printing Co. COMMUNITY CHURCH tion, P.O. Box- 568. Services Wednesday Prayer & Praise Service 1:30 P.M. building, 41 S.E. Fourth St., 600 N.W. Fourth Avenue, Dr. temporarily held at Marymount wfest of Federal Highway. Sun- Torrey Johnson, minister; Sun- College. Leonard Bernstein, day school and services at 11 president. a.m., Wednesday at 8 p.m. Read- day school, 9:45 a.m.; morning Boca Raton ing room in Bocade building, service, 11 a.m.; evening ser- ST. JOAN OF ARC Palmetto Park Road. vice, 7:30 p.m. Communion ser- S.W. Third Street, Rev, Paul PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH vice at 6:30 p.m. Memorial L. Manning, pastor; Sunday Temporary Location Hall. Masses 7, 9, 10; 30 a.m. and ART GUILD BUILDING PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH noon. Confessions will be 801 W. Palmetto Park Rd. Temporary location, Art Guild UNITED CHURCH heard every Saturday from 4:30 CHURCH SCHOOL 9:45 A.M. building, 801 W. Palmetto Park WORSHIP SERVICE 11:00 A.M. 251 S.W. Fourth Ave., Rev. to 5:30 and 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.. Attend the Church Radio Program Sunday 8:30 A.M. WSBR 740 on Dial Rd., Rev. David Nicholas, Pas- Frederick Nelson, D.C., minis- Daily Masses 6:30 and 8 a.m. DAVID NICHOLAS, PASTOR tor, Sunday Service, 11 a.m., ter, Church school 9:30 a.m., Holy Days, 7, 9, 10:30 a.m. and of your choice Sunday^..... Sunday School, 9:45 a.m. Service, 11 a.m. 6:00 p.m. BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, Nov. 16, 1967 11B H Trees span generations "He that planteth a tree is a servant of God; He provideth a kindness for many generations, and faces that he hath not seen we shall bless him." This quotation from Henry Van Dyke is a beautiful tribute to the "Tree Planters" ^_j—all the way from John- *?ny Appleseed down to present day gardeners. Trees span generations, providing beauty and shade for all. Trees have been the subject of many a writ- er's pen, but Joyce Kil- WESTERN CORN FED LITTLE PIG mer's famous lines summarizes this best SPARE iliS LB.it' of all ... "I think that WESTERN CORN FED PORK ROAST I shall never see a poem FRESH mmm jm lovely as a tree ...". l-LB. PKG. DUBUQUE PURE PORK ROLL A tree, properly lo- «cated, properly planted SAUSAGE nw and cared for, can do QUICK FROZEN (BY THE PIECE ONLY) DUBUQUE GERMAN STYLE much to beautify your HOMEY SUeSCLE wm SAUSAGE .w home, your neighbor- l-LB. PKG. COPELAND OR DIRR'S ALL-MEAT hood, and your commu- nity, says the Florida TURKiYS FRANKS' ...» Nurserymen and Grow- U.S.D.A. GRADE "A" m -LB. PKG. QUICK FROZEN PEELED & DEVEINED 10 TO 22-LB. AVG. ers Association. How- •y ? ever, no one tree is U. S. D. A. SHRliP r suitable for all loca- H&G FISH tions and all purposes. WHITING-..- 3.PKG.SS* Careful thought must be given to the purpose of "A" the tree, and then to the GRADi _ kind of tree best suited, " The location of trees can cause trouble. Trees too close to the house may damage roof or siding. Trees be- tween the sidewalk and the street may break 10-14-LB *YG sidewalks and curbs. Tree branches on elec- tric wires may cause loss of poer .... or clogged sewers; might even hide traffic lights and signs, or damage g power lines. 5-10 tB> It would be wise to G consult your FNG A nur- seryman before decid- ing on the location and 1— variety of your tree to make sure you have no — W-D BRAND U.S. CHOICE BEEF SALE — trouble later. Trees W-D BRAND BONELESS w DBRAN D Top are needed to shade the 5 C9 children's play area, SIOULOER ROAST.LB.SS* BOUND STEAK - 1 porch or patio, as well W-DBRAND W-DBRAND HARVEST FRESH U.S.#1 WHITE PINKY PIG as the important parts $ 09 $ 09 CURED! B 1 LB 1 SMOKED & SUGAR ^ of the house in the af- UNION BROIL SIHLOlil STEAK POTATOES 10E ternoon. A few trees W-D BRAND TOP OR BOTTOM ROUND ROAST OR W-D BRAND PORTERHOUSE OR HARVEST FRESH JONATHAN with clean trunks be- 09 19 SIRLOIN TIP :.LB.*1 T-BONE STEAK LB.'I IPPLES ILB tween the house and the W-D BRAND E-Z CARVE SEMI-BONELESS W-D BRAND STEAK HARVEST FRESH FANCY FLORIDA street or the highway 49 helps to frame your Rli ROAST LB.88* IELMON8OOS LB.*1 POU BEANS 2 HARVEST FRESH CALIFORNIA'VINE RIPE home. Trees, too, can W-D BRAND GROUND CHUCK OR ALL-MEAT w D BRAND help you screen out un- STEW HEAT ...V/2 PLK¥1" ||| STEAK 8S* MB. desirable views ... LB TOMATOES ur-2! and small trees and ev- W-D BRAND FAMILY PACK LEAN ' W-D BRAND CHUCK ROAST OR HARVEST FRESH NORTHWEST RED DELICIOUS ergreens will help GROUNO BEEFSLB.PKG.$1" @§§U@K STEAK LB.IS6 APPLES It™* screen your living area W-D BRAND QUICK FROZEN W-D BRAND CALIFORNIA OR ROUND BONE HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA from public view. For example, if you CUBE STEAKS 2V, flfl" SHOULDER ROAST ,79° CELERY I" 2 £ need a tree for shade .(2-LB. PKI... 98c)' on your patio, would it U.S. OHO!GE ... W-0 BMMD BQMELESS FULL GUT . not be nice to have a tree that is deciduous (sheds foliage in winter) so you get the sunshine on the ROUND STEAK FL0R1I1 GOLIEN L EARSJ patio to warm it in win- LB. ter? The consideration 3-LB. CAN ASTOR ALL VEGETABLE of such factors as this SHORTENING .....59e will assure you trees to 16-OZ. LOAF DIXIE DARLING UNSLICED (FOR STUFFING) serve your best inter- ests. WHITE BREAD 2/39' Serious consideration l-LB. QUARTERS SUPERBRAND of such problems makes £ a homeowner well aware MARGARINE 3/49 33-OZ. DETERGENT | of the fact that "If you C don't know your trees, PILLSBURY DRY TREND 39 iiliiiiiilii know your FNGA Nur- 14'A-OZ. CANS MILK seryman!" $ FROZEN CRINKLE CUT ! CARNATION MILK .... 7/ 1 ILB.BAGSS* 1 3-OZ. PKGS. ALL FLAVORS POTATOES £ THE REAL THING FROM FLORIDA ... ASTOR LOUR [JELL-O 3/29 - ORANGE JtJIiE % - -M- 16-OZ. CANS ASTOR CHOICE FRUIT e MORTON FROZEN CHICKEN-BEEF-TURKEY COCKTAIL 2/49 $ 29-OZ. 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DIXIE KWY,, BOCA fectly designed boats in sailing vessels with a crooked bows and sterns the reason for this quickly snatch the endit might help on one side Pot-Pend. the world are those that square bow and stern. in the same vessel. What strange variation in de- and drop it over a cleat. of the boat, but what 2,708,015 Call Anytime 399-7878 evolved over centuries The square bow doesn't I am saying is that eith- sign must lie in the op- The man on the boulder would happen when the FREE INSTALLATION with 3 or more windows of trial and error. necessarily mean that er the bow or the stern eration of the boat and drops a turn over the line had to be handled The reasons the ves- they are scows. At the is crooked. so they traveled up the post and checks the on the other side? sels are built the way waterline, the square The ends of these river to the quarries so junk's speed and and Could it be that the they are have been lost bow has tapered down boats were made crook- that they could ride one direction so that it heads crooked ends made the For Classified Ad Service long ago. One so it is almost as fine ed for a reason but if of the boats down and for safer water. When boat deflect itself al- r of these de- as the boats we're fa- you go to the boat build- perhaps find a clue to the man on the boulder ways to the same side signs which is miliar with. ers and ask them why the crooked bows and flicks the line off the and the helmsman could Call 395-S300 especially in- The thing that makes they build them that way sterns. The ride was post, the crewmen take then predict which way teresting is the crooked bow (andthey shrug their should- quite an experience. the line off the cleat to use his sweep? the "crooked stern) junks different ers and reply that their In some parts of the and the man on the bow" and from the others is that fathers taught them to river, the water rushes boulder hauls it in and "crooked one of the corners of build them that way. If a between boulders at coils it up. stern" junks the bow is near the cen- boat builder made a boat great speed, almost like When you ask the man that bring ter line of the boat. without a crooked bow a rapids. The boats make on the boulder what hap- quarried Likewise, one of the or stern, he wouldn't be the up river trip during pens if he misses his corners of the stern is able to sell it to the riv- the dry season when the throw to the boat, he stone down the rivers to water doesn't run so looks puzzled. Why J.C.PENNEY STORES IN ALL! 12B Thursday, Nov. 16, 1967 BOCA RATON NEWS swift and the boats are should he miss, when he empty and don't draw has not missed in more GRANDLY COOL, much water. When they than 20 years at this job, COVERED, are loaded and headed he says,, When you ask me i* tea. downstream they drift him how long his rope COMPLETE with the current with a lasts, he says that he OPENS BY CLARK KINNA1RD man at the stern keep- uses a new one after ing some control of the using it only a half doz- Civil rights for Ne- cipation and full suff- er, for President. vessel with a long en times. groes was made a na- rage. As the Liberty sweep. The investigators tional political issue 20 Birney was born in Party's nominee in 1840 TODAY When the heavily speculated on the reas- years before Abraham Lincoln s natal State, Birney opposed both loaded junk approaches Lincoln was President. Kentucky, and like Lin- Jackson's man, Martin ons for the crooked ends coln, made himself a Van Buren, and the Whig an area where the water without arriving at a I James J. Birney, no- runs swiftly through definite conclusion. Penney's joins the Mall today. Come lawyer. Birney began "Log Cabin" hero,Wil- boulders jutting up from minated for President his outspoken campaign liam Henry Harrison. Could the crooked stern shop all 87 stores, and stay in 72° by a Liberty Party 128 for abolition of human He made a poor showing the bottom, the crew- be made to give the years ago this month servitude (including in the vote totals then, men station themselves helmsman extra room comfort as you go from store to store (11-13-1839, or nearly subjugation of the In-but tried again in 1844, along either side of the to stand? If so, what a year before the na-dians) long before Lin- as the Liberty Party junk. As you approach did the helmsmen do on tional election), sought coln, and in the South. nominee, to make aboli- the boulders, you no-the crooked bow junks "absolute and unquali- tice that a man is stand- He left the Democratic tion the predominant ing on one of them with where the stern was con- ON PALM BEACH LAKES fied divorce of the gen- Party after trying to di- Presidential campaign ventional? Could the BOULEVARD AT !-95. eral government from rect it away from close issue. He was credited a rope in his hand. slavery," followed by association with pro- with pulling enough There's a wooden post political action in the slavery forces; he re-votes from fence-rider sticking out of a hole respective States to- in the boulder he's fused to support Andrew Henry Clay to elect standing on. 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