8, 1968 P&Z Board OK's New Parking Code

i , • BOCA NEWS RATON 52 Pages 10^ Vof. 14, No. 3 Sundoy, Dec. 8, 1968 P&Z board OK's new parking code

It- was one of those nice The off street parking revi- in favor of it. evenings when everyone is sions mean that when a parcel They offered another pro- agreeable, so Planning and Zon- of land consists of two different posal which would include re- ing Board members in a rec- zones one of which is single zoning 20 acres for medical ord two hours cleaned up the family or duplex parking may center and the rest for multi- public hearing slate and got rid be provided in the single or family. The land presently is of quite a few "thorns in their duplex zone only after the mat- zoned for single family homes, side". ter has been put up for public Walter Young favors a modi- The thorns were in the form hearings before both the plan- fication of both plans which of revisions of the zoning code. ning and zoning board and the would mean medical zoning only First one to be cleared and rec- city council. around the present hospital ommended to city council was Board members also- dis- site. revisions of the ordinance cussed recessed public hear- And John DeGrove's sugges- relating to off street parking ings on the medical center dis- tion, board members decided facilities. The revisions deal trict with owners of the land to delay discussion on the mat- with location, character and on the north side of Meadows ter until Dec. 19 when they will size of parking lots and have road east of northwest 12th look at all the proposals for re- been in the making for two avenue. zoning once more. years. Owners of the land said Chairman Robert Rodgers in- Then came more revisions they were "shocked" when they dicated by that time the hos- of two more ordinances, which learned that the board had put pital authorities will release all came about because of up for public hearing 35 acres plans which will affect not only changes in the off-street park- of land to be rezoned the medi- the hospital but the zoning dis- ing facilities ordinance. cal center, and that they're not trict as well. . Basically the amendement to one ordinance will read "when business commercial and industrial areas are separated Zoning change approved ?by a street or alley from a residential district any plot in such business, commercial Officer Dave Messer explains police equip- event was the Junior Woman's Club which or industrial area adjacent to ..... for a drainage ditch ment to...local youngsters. The program was sparked the "Police Apprediation Day" obser- the street or , alley shall be The guessing game is over. Howard Miller, representing part of Friday's open house at the Police vance. provided with a land scaped yard Planning and Zoning board Schine Enterprises was still Department headquarters. Sponsor of the at least 30 feet in depth. members were informed Thurs- objecting to a swifcheroo in zon- Last ordinance to be revised day evening that Boca Teeca ing of the area near proposed states that open parking lots owns the,, land which they thought 40th street bridge between the Now at University for storage of self-propelled was owned by Hi'dden Valley, and Intracoastal Waterway and passenger vehicles and ac- so they went ahead and recom- A-l-A. The area originally had cessory to any of the non- mended tMat pie land be: rezon- been zoned R-5 and R-B-l, residential uses, are subject ed.from Il-lyD and B-l toR-3-C but the bridge -eras moved and so to provisions in section 25.-101 but not until board members the board switched the ; zone Stephan remembers i 'PearV or the offstreet parking ordi- made it plam they were not a bit around to read R-B-l and R-5» nance,,. •' . : . . . : pp/itll the R-3-C zoning. Only problem with the switch- Revisions in ,all three or- 7;' k game began last month eroo was that Schine had ?he By JIM RIFENBURG recalled. "I was in Honolulu ficfrs living in the same court : we were in," he said, "and I dinances were made in an at<- when the fc&ard members open- business property on his~side at our apartment with my fam- tempt to project, family ed public hearing on land which Twenty-seven years ago is a ily. went to their apartments and befof^ but now he 'doesn't. told them what was going on. residential property which they found did not coincide with Miller objected in 'November long time, but Professor "We had gotten up about 7:30 the zoning in the surrounding 1 Charles Stephan of Florida At- a.m. and were preparing for a We took a car and headed for backs up to business or com- when the 'matter was first Pearl'Harbor about 12 miles merical area from being sub- area. brought, up and tiev- object- lantic University has vivid me- leisure Sunday. I remember Board members listed the mories of Dec. 7, 1941. that it was overcast but was away." jected to encroachment of parked Thursday night. However, Along the route, they decided ing lots. land as Hidden Valley north of board vmembers agreed they Lt. Stephan, now a re- not raining and appeared to Boca Teeca and asked for R-3 tired captain and head of the turning into a pleasant day," to pick up the medical officer could not worry about who own- of the shipr zoning. However Boca Teeca ed what, but had to concern ocean, engineering—department he said. owners said the land is really "It was about ten minutes to "He |was taking a shower and Tree lighting themselves with the best land at FAU, was air defense of- Boca Teeca , south of Hidden use plan. So they voted to rec-, ficer of the USS Raleigh, one eight when I first heard gun- thought we thought we were Valfey and they wanted it zon- fire," he continued. "I mention- playing a joke of some kind on ommendUhe switcheroo in city of the ships bombed during the ed R:-3-C to coincide with their council. \ infamous Japanese attack on ed it to my wife but she thought him." Stephans said,, "He ap- to be Tuesday land.- - Pearl Harbor. it was just regular practice parently realized it wasn't a firing. joke when we grabbed his However board • members "I wasn't aboard ship when Boca Raton's traditional weren't a bit sure they liked the the first attack came," Stephan "But I went outside in the clothes and pulled him into the Christmas tree lighting cere- courtyard and saw anti-aircraft car clad only in his under- mony will be held Tuesday at R-3-C at all. bursts in the sky and knew we shorts. He dressed on his way Sanborn Square. Anyway, last night board to the ship." memberl found out the land Ann Landers Page 2B were under attack of some The ceremony, sponsored by Calendar 2B Taking a back road, the car they were quibbling over really kind," Stephan said. Royale Woman's Club, will be- is" a drainage ditch so they went Classifieds 10-1IB The hastily turned-on radio full of officers made the trip gin with the lighting at 7:30 p.m. Editorials 4A Dec. 4-7, 1968 in ten minutes flat. ahead and\recommendedrezon- confirmed his thoughts. William Prendergast, director ing and rezoned R-3-C. Af- Public Notices 10B Hi Lo Rain From that point on it was "We got to the gate of Pearl of parks, will do the honors. ter all there isn't much you can Real Estate 6-7B Wed. 77 65 .03 to be one of the most hectic Harbor just as the first sur- A Christmas music program do with a drainage ditch Sports V 6-7A Thurs. 69 41 0 days in the life of a young Na- vivors of the battleship Okla- presented by Mrs. Allan V. is there? Travel \ 2A Fri. val officer. homa were coming ashore," he' 74 40 0 Millar will conclude the cere- Next matter in the guessing Women's News 1-2-3-4-B Sat.(noon) 71 47 0 "There were four other of- (Continued on Page 7A) mony. game was not that easy. Christmas Gift Guide Section C ~&*&#x&&^^ The Queen arrives!r The Queen Elizabeth may be the world's largest passenger ship, but when she came past Boca Raton Saturday morning she caused the world's worst traffic jam. Well, it seemed that way to a lot of hot, nervous drivers, A News reporter and photographer went early to north beach to record the entrance of the Queen into our waters. They m should have started back to the office early. Stopping at the pavilion brief- ly, the pair had to park on the west side of A1A and walk up the hill. Naturally there were no parking spaces available. After the passing of the Queen, they took life and limb in hand to cross the busy beach ' highway j and enter the stream of traffic. But the stream quickly became a dam. From the traffic light at A1A and Palmetto Park Road, the fearless duo crept toward the Intracoastal Water- way bridge. A boat also creeped up the waterway and the bridge was raised. Exactly 25 minutes later the newsmen reached the bridge three short blocks of travel. The line behind them still stretched past A1A, They may Traffic jam on Palmetto Park road. still be there. Crowds line Boca Raton beach as Queen passes. 2A BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, Dec. 8, 1968 JbAMOUS DUCJK CHINESE RESTAURANT In the COVE SHOPPING CENTER': • DEERFIELD .•-.-. ::::•':;. Serving Lunch - Dinner - Late Supper \: CLOSED MONDAY °Pen Noon ••' Midnight /:/;.:• FOR RESERVATION'OR TAKE OUT ORDERS - 399-5455

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—B | RiSTRIETtB -PERSOHS UN0E8 17 1 Indians at Big Cypress Reservation 30 and Mrs. Caval Cherry .(back of head) and right, BB jWI IDMITTiD UHIESS ACBMMME0 J miles south of Clewiston, begin their edu- Dr. Harry A. Kersey Jr. of the FAU faculty. Ba|BT MBEHT 0» ADULT 8UARDIAH cation. Assisting are Miss Majorie Doughtery, Dr. Kersey heads the pilot literacy program 2:00 -4:35 -7:10 -9:45 teacher in the Clewiston Elementary School, for adult Seminoles. llOM NOVAKPETER FINCH-ERNEST BORGNINE

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Not many little boys continued throughout his ject is the expression bers. The few who did adults rather than chil- in teaching the cultur- Caii 395-8300 For Classified Ads who dream of Indians life in visits to Indian of a plan to attack an finish high school had dren. Indian parents ally deprived. have the luck to grow villages. This month it overall problem — the poor records of with little or no edu- Nineteen Indians have up and work with them. culminated in a $10,000 limited progress of achievement after grad- cation themselves were signed up for the class uation. unable to reinforce what at Big Cypress. Two- Since Dr. Harry A. contract .between Flor- Seminole education •— their children learned Kersey, Jr. was five ida Atlantic University through one of its seg- "Caught between two thirds are women who worlds is the way the at school. Substandard collectively have over years old he has had and the U.S. Bureau of ments — the illiterate living conditions meant an interest in Sem- Indian Affairs for a six adult. FAU professor saw the 50 children in school. Indians. Their stabiliz- that the usual cultural A housing program inoles. It began in con- months basis literacy An associate pro- reinforcers — radio, tacts with them near program for adult Semi- fessor of education at ing tribal values were now under way aims at eroding away. Yet the magazines, television- taking the Seminoles out his grandfather's home noles on two South Flor- FAU, Dr. Kersey is a could not be afforded. A is Osceola County. It ida reservations. specialist in the history social patterns of of chickees and into per- American culture sizeable number of par- manent structures with- For two nights a week of education. An interest ents could not read and in two years. Home World peanut produc- teachers will conduct in this aspect of Semi- brought them bewilder- ment and frustration. comprehend their chil- demonstration agents OUR SPECIALTY tion in 1967 is estimat- classes at the Brigh- nole life had led him dren's school reports. are to be furnished by Char-Broiled Steaks and ed at 18.9 million short ton Reservation near into research at the Hol- This psychological no - man's land was The whole picture the University of Flor- Broiled Florida Lobster tons, in-shell basis — Okeechobee City, and lywood Seminole Agency ida to upgrade home- up 6 per cent from the the Big Cypress Res- 18 months ago. It was proving to be a place added up to a lack of where the Seminole gave motivation for a large making skills. Both will COCKTAILS 52* previous record, set in ervation 30 miles south there the problem be- contribute to a home 4 TO 6 P.M. 1966. of Clewiston. The pro- came apparent to him. vent to his frustration number of Seminole Seminole education through aggressive be- children, Dr. Kersey environment more con- (Except Sunday & Holidays) Travel Agent Costs No wasn't "taking" as it havior, alcoholism, concluded. It was a short ducive to study. Schrafft's famous recipes of should. homicides and a high step to the decision to But the best of all traditional foods assures you of In this the Seminoles suicide rate. involve adults as the key possible educational top-notch quality whether for shared a common prob- Though the Bureau to unlock the children's spurs to the young In- breakfast, luncheon or dinner. had strongly emphasiz- aspirations. dian, Dr. Kersey be- It's Schrafft's for your favorite foods. lem with other tribes. The Bureau made lieves, will be parents Federal boarding and ed education for the PHONE 395-4800 Steamship Tours \day schools were not Seminole since the funds available for im- who know how to read ineeting the needs of the 1940s, his hoped-for in- mediate action. The and write. Cruises Airline children. Those attend- tegration into the lar- Seminole leaders them- ing public schools, un- ger society had not ma- selves requested help 103 E. PALMETTO PARK RD. terialized. Traditional in establishing an adult able tb L.P°mpete With apathy toward white cul- program when Dr. Ker- BOCA RATON middle Vlass children, ' ture, a daily rqund trip sey met with them in PH. 391-0303 were dropping out in of 5d or more miles to September at tribal disproportionate num- schools, and restricted headquarters in Holly-' employment opportuni- wood. We give a ties had all combined to No university in the hold down educational state had yet focused in achievement. No Indian on the situation — one mighty big hand had graduated from a clearly calling for ex-, Florida high school until perts. A team to organ- 1957, and there was on- ize and direct the pro- to small fry... ly one college graduate. ject was assembled It was the discovery of from the FAU College the Seminole parent's of Education and in- lack of enthusiasm for cludes Dr. Kersey as schooling that led Dr. head, Dr. William P. Kersey to center his Dome, chairman of spe- recommendation for a cial education, and Mrs. We catch the remedial program on Cava Cherry, specialist beat of the . Young Generation*

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OP EN 7 DAYS, SERVING LUNCH AND DINNER Mitch Woodbury reports Guild show Sunday, Dec. 8, 1968 BOGA RATON NEWS 3A now open An exhibition of paintings by members of the In downtown Burbank Boca Raton Art Guild is now on display in the Some Idle Thoughts ... In California you^can ican Conference teams, Ohio U, with 10-0 record Guild building on West say "in beautiful downtown Burbank" and it s a this year, won that conference championship. Here Palmetto Park road. joke. In Florida, if you're near the Royal Palm are a couple of comparative scores. The Univer- The show is open without Shopping Plaza, you can say "in beautiful down- sity of Toledo defeated Richmond 32 to 7. Ohio U charge to the public town Boca Raton'' and be dead serious. walloped Toledo, 40 to 30. from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Put Joe Namath, the New York Jets star quar- I hear rumors the Phyllis Diller TV show will and will hang until Dec. OR APERY STUDIO-. terback, in a blue uniform and he'll look just like bite the dust after the first of the year. It couldn t 30. Chester Conklin in the latter's Keystone Cop days. have happened to an unfunnier old gal. However, Joe seems to cop a few passing honors The comedienne Moms Mabley ^also sends me Custom Draperies and Shades !• in every game. — to the TV set to turn to another channel. Don't GRAND Decorating Service You can see, I trust. I don't think much of ask about Tiny Tim. Free Consultation bushy mustaches and chin whiskers. But if Rosy OPENING Grier is reading, I'm only kidding. Isn't Rosy Putting Him In Place ... Recently a feminine WEDNESDAY a giant? And not the Jolly Green one, either. At friend of mine called to tell me her husband had least he wasn't on the football field. MORNING just been made one of those synthetic Kentucky Dec. 11-11 A.M. I have to applaud the baseball officials' edict colonels. Tl — 3062 N. FEDERAL HWY. , PHONE that all major league players be clean shaven "I don't know how he rates this honor," she con- BOCA RATON \P BOCA RATON, FLA. 399-7033 and cut. That's certainly an edict in the right di- fided, "unless it's because he's been doing his AUCTION GALLERY r rection. It may curtail Joe Pepitone's hair style a drinking of late out of Dixie cups." 98 S. Fed. Hwy. little. But what is it going to do Michael Burke, Then she became serious and added: "He may the New York Yankee's head man? His hair and at- be a colonel in Kentucky. But, believe me, he's a Boca Raton, Fla. tire is a bit on the hippie side, you know. private at home."

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By JIM RIFENBURG the first of January. Maybe and Sidney Brodhead. we just try to keep the holiday Will the three gentlemen be spirit alive and don't get into Slightly less than two months candidates for re-election? separates us from February our mud-slinging contests until They haven't uttered a peep. the January white sales begin. 4, 1969, a date which should Will Joe DeLong and EmilDan- be a big day in Boca Raton. Although the public beach sit- ciu throw their hats into the uation has apparently reached And, to the best of my know- political ring again? They aren't ledge, not a word has been said the point where it is no longer exactly talking either but it's an issue and we have gotten about it up to now. my guess both of them will be Feb. 4 is the election day just about all we're going to The Queen in there pitching. get, I can think of a couple of here with three council seats Very little campaigning, of up for grabs. They will be issues that should be campaign the official brand, is ever done planks. the chairs now occupied by before the Christmas holiday. Bernard Turner, Ed Guthrie, First and foremost, should Things should bust loose around be the inlet. iThis thing has been kicked around long enough and mission this noble ship." it's time for something con- As the "Queen" watch opened at first light crete to be done. Arvida Cor- Saturday, there were all sorts of memories What mission the Queen had in mind for this poration and the city should be and stories being traded back and forth along ship, conceived as the world's greatest liner, Christmas is coming able to come to some kind of the Boca Raton beaches. was still to be seen. In March, 1940, the an agreement. Not a few had sailed on,the ship, others would QE sailed secretly on her maiden voyage... have liked to. And as the Queen Elizabeth point- a dash to New York across the submarine in- Some long range thought ed her bow toward the beach here, local land- fested waters of the North Atlantic. should be given to westward lubbers recalled a couple of other vessels who The combined maiden voyage and trial run expansion and the service had made the same turn and stopped only when was one of the best kept secrets of the war. needed when the time comes. the sand crunched under their hulls. The Queen arrived in New York five days later Arvida is building afairly large and it was only then that the world learned of complex near the Turnpike. Our And a few recalled that there seemed to be only vacant lands lie in that something symbolic in her arrival on December her dash for freedom and a safe harbor in which to complete construction. In April, 1941, she direction and it's conceivable began her career as a troop carrier and in that one day in the not too dis- " RMS Queen Elizabeth was launched in Sept- tant future, the western city ember, 1938, with a bright outlook for a December of the same year, we were in the war, too. limits of Boca Raton will be rather dreary time. Her Majesty the ^Queen bounded by the Turnpike. spoke hopefully of the future.. .the ship s and Her capacity of 15,000 men — a complete her country's: division — was credited with shortening the But do you have any idea "The launching of a ship is like the incep- war by months. Hitler is reported to have how our services will need tion of a great human enterprise — an act of offered $200,000 to the U-boat crew which to be expanded to take care of faith. We cannot foretell the future but i n succeeded in sinking the Queen. a city this large? Take one preparing for it we show our trust in Di- It's a long way from the submarine filled item: garbage. We've not only vine Providence,, We proclaim our belief that waters of the North Atlantic to the sunny, palm got to pick it up, we have to by the grace of God and man's patience and lined coast of Florida. The Queen of Her get rid of it, We're having pro- goodwill, order may yet be brought out of con- Majesty's wartime navy and the pride of the blems right now. And they can fusion and peace out of turmoil. With that hope trans-Atlantic tourist trade has earned a do nothing but multiply. and prayer in our hearts, we send forth on her warm spot in the hearts of Americans. No matter how some people may try to hold it back, the city is going to grow, and very rapidly. We have to keep pace or be in serious trouble. Views of other newspapers Candidates who are suc- cessful ' in their bids for city office will find more and more that being a councilman is be- coming a full time job. We have passed the point where the elected official can visit city Why embarrassed? hall on Tuesday night and forget it the rest of the week. How much time an elected council- Jim Nabors, young actor from Sylacauga who science? man can put into the job should plays Gomer Pyle, made news when he was Perhaps he's afraid that his cosmopolitan be a prime qualification. overcome by the temptation to buy a Rolls- tastes might damage his folksy image. More The pot probably won't be- Royce. "Me and my sisters — Ruth and Fred- than likely, however, he is a victim of Amer- gin to boil until after the head- die — used to walk every place in Sylacauga aches are gone from New Year's or hitch rides. I fell in love with this car and I ican mores about the use of wealth. David Brink- Eve celebrations. But I expect just felt I had to have it." ley's comment about sums ' up: "An attitude the list of hopefuls to be long so he bought it, but not without embarrass- widely held in this country (but almost no- and the fight to be bitter. ment for having indulged himself in such luxur- where else) is that it may not always be sin- ious fashion. The#pquestion is, why should he ful •&>• have a lot of money, but it is vaguely sin- feel guilty? He's hit it big in the entertainment ful to enjoy it and unforgivably sinful to do business. Why shouldn't he be able to blow a so in public." The view from Tallahassee bundle on an expensive car without pangs of con- ' — The Alabama Journal On second thought Getting the first punch

muddle as people who don't By MALCOLM JOHNSON ditions before the II Board It was 27 years ago can sell state-owned bottoms watch the weekly Cabinet meetings undoubtedly think. Gov. Kirk and the Cabinet for development effectively re- quires that it call on resources Separate staffs under the same may be beating the Legislature bosses work closely together er, we're i in another war, this produce a solution, but I can to the punch in its blustering of the Conservation Commis- By GUS HARWELL sion for the study. during the week, and prepare time one that! is undeclared and find only one truth that seems determination to consolidate agendas for the regular Tues- IT WAS 27 years ago yes- one that many believe should to apply: State administrative agencies. The main difference between the two is that the II Board day meeting that may callfor terday, and anyone old enough never have been fought. If we had reacted with the Putting Conservation Direc- action on one matter by two or to realize the importance of Most of the answer lies in full might of this nation, with- tor Randolph Hodges in charge holds title to millions of acres out equivocation — instead of of public land (mostly under three Cabinet boards. Each those few unbelievable hours gradualism. We entered this also of the Internal board's secretary records in its on Pearl Harbor Day will al- far-off fight little at a time, escalating gradually — I be- Improvement Fund Trustees' water) and has authority to sell lieve the peace we are now and lease them, while the minutes the motion pertinent ways remember where and when first with supplies and a few staff is an example of a logi- , to its authority, and the press they heard the news. advisors who didn't go into seeking would long since have cal merger of overlapping func-p Conservation Commission has been signed. the authority to regulate and reports that "the Cabinet" did Somehow, it was too big to combat. tions under the Cabinet. so-and-so. reach fully into the conscious- But we escalated and escal- Earlier, Governor Kirk mov- supervise their use. Halfway measures and a half- Additionally, the Conserva- The genius of the Cabinet ness all at once. The Japanese ated more, and now we have hearted war aren't likely to ed within his own administrative system is that it brings these had attacked Pearl Harbor, des- more than a half million com- sphere to hook up direction of tion Commission enforces salt solve anything. water fish protection laws and multiple facets of a common troyed much of the base there bat troops and untold amounts the Hotel Commission and the problem to the table for and sunk or damaged most of of hardware committed in a Beverage Department under regulations set by the Cabinet WE WERE attacked without sitting as a board. The deliberation and decision with our Pacific Fleet. little country few of us could warning, in a dastardly fashion Ad Brautigam because of their a minimum of running around It didn't take long for the locate on the map if it were common responsibilities to the Cabinet , as the II Board, has on Dec. 7, 1941. broad authority to undertake and buck-passing among in- nation to become aware of that not for this undeclared war. There were no halfway mea- Florida hospitality industry. dependent agencies with li- war. Franklin Roosevelt's call There is no reason, other such remotely related con- Undeclared or not, the dead sures, and it was no halfheart- servation moves as acquisition mited and jealous objectives. to arms, his "day that will live and wounded and billions of dol- ed war. With our allies, we than tradition, that staff work It is a workable procedure in infamy" speech, galvanized of , the Conservation Com- of land for Capitol Center De- lars wasted 'are real enough." defeated powerful enemies. velopment. for action by a board of elec- the country. mission and the II Fund- tive officials which we It was a declared war, a IT SEEMS to me that whether I can't help wondering what Trustees shouldn't be merged those World War II GIs who These overlaps have de- shouldn't be anxious to replace fight to the finish, with real we should be there is no longer — and that other similar work with any combination of danger of invasion of this the question. We are, and we fought so well would think about shouldn't be pulled out of veloped over the years part- m a muddled, indecisive, fight like ly because of long-gone separate appointive boards that country, cannot now simply pull out. various other agencies for still. would have to bring iheir this seemingly endless war in handling in perhaps a new personality conflicts by which The military minds may yet Vietnam. legislators put more confidence rival affairs to the Cabinet TWENTY-SEVEN years lat- Cabinet Board of Natural Re- fot settlement. sources. for a new authority in one administrative officer or another, But there: is no reason that So, although it will be hard or a Governor preferred to common staff work shouldn't to convince ^ome of us that have a pet project under an be under common direction, as Robert Parker wasn't" administrator he had a hand in the Cabinet has done here by politically goaded out of the II naming instead of one he in- adding the II Board's^su- Board directorship as some- • herited. pervision to the Conservation his dog — he uses bottled water thing of an innocent goat, director's chore. Flouridation the opportunity for merger This hasn't been as much a as manyChicagoansdo. Chicago Business News can be considered a fortunate To the editor: had a long battle against fluori- fallout of his resignation. dation! Now — to quote Mr. An open letter to Mr. Gus To the editor: Harwell in answer to his second G. R, "he goes not have all the thought on "Fluoridation facts" unquote — I have been carefully follow- The Conservation Com- ing the Boca Raton News for the mission and the Internal Im- anyone"? No, 20,000 times no past two years, while I have — Boca's population and to Well — there is why Fluori- provement Fund T r u s t e es dation takes hold „ People — been owner of The Fairways have the same members — begin with thank the Lord for Apartments on Royal Palm our well versed Mayor H. doctors and dentists do not get Governor and Cabinet. Check Sunday ,4A Dec. 8,1968 all the facts — or the true Road. You have indeed an ex- their statutory authorities and Maull and Board members. Yes cellent newspaper, one befit- — many cities have gone for story of how and why this dead- you will find lines crossing at a Published every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at 34 S.E. ly chemical came about — so I ting a progressive community. score of places. fluoridation by high pressure Of course, your comprehensive 2nd st., Boca Raton, Fla., 33432, by the Boca Raton Pub- urge all who do not have all For instance, each has some- and I'm well acquainted with the facts — yes, even you Mr. detailing of real estate news lishing Co., Inc. Phone 395-8300. their high pressured methods has kept me well informed of thing to do with beach G.H. please get them for your erosion, shorelines, bulkheads, — but Mr. G. H. does not tell own good. this aspect. This is something W.H. HARWELL, Jr., Publisher of the many cities that have we do not get enough of in waterways development, flood taken out this deadly chemical newspapers "up north". The control, oil drilling, mineral We are loaded with chemicals rights, tidal bottoms and H. CLAY RILEY hich builds up in our bodies and our bodies cannot handle — its articles written concerning the JOHN T. OPEL careful zoning and planning of submerged lands, drainage and Editor Adv. Mgr. »nanyDr.'s cannot diagnose the in all canned goods — frozen reclamation. fluoride symptoms ana side ef- foods — all breads — meats the community makes me glad fects. and etc — read the labels. Chil- to be a part of the Boca Raton One can hardly move without Entered as second class mail at the postoffice at Boca Let us take one city where I dren get plenty fluorides in tooth economic community. Continue staff consultation with the Raton, Florida under the act of March 8, 1879. came from — Chicago — Mayor paste. Still no one has come your good work toward a bigger other. An example which has Daly promised never would he forth to claim the $10,000 for ' newspaper and one that I hope become particularly noticeable Member of the Florida Press Association and National allow fluorides in Chicagos wa- anyone who can prove the bene- will soon become a more fre- lately at the heart of con- quent newspaper. trovery over the II Board: A Newspaper Association, Subscription rates: By carrier in ter — but he gave in to the high fits of Fluoridation! law requiring studies of bio- the city70<£ per month; by mail in the U.S., one year $10,00, pressure — he does not drink s/Mrs. Gerrit Snip s/Vernon C. Urich, MD logical and ecological con- the city water — or give it to 6 months $6.00, 3 months $4.00. Annual show at Four Arts Sunday, Dec. 8, 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS 5A WITH""] Two from city winners of top awards Dr. P.A. McRill OFF THIS Optometrist Two Boca Raton resi- Houser"s prize -win- is worth serious atten- Atwater Kent Awards Raton Art Guild are or- dents were among the 13 ning entry this year is tion." of $250 went to Phoebe ganizing guided tours to 123 E. Royal Palm Rd. artists to receive cash "Boundless Light," a Other Florida artists G. Fisher of Baltimore the Four Arts show. Mr. prizes in the 30th an- hard edge painting of a who received cash priz- for her oil, "Mountain and Mrs. Wallace Hill Console Color TV nual Exhibition of Con- street light. Another of es were John Cooley of Road" and to James are in charge of ar- temporary American his works, a painting of Hendricks of Amherst, rangements for the Phone 607 N. Federal Highway Rockledge for his oil Pompano Beach Paintings which open- a telephone booth, was "Marilou No. 1" and Mass, for his detailed tour, slated to leave the 395-0660 ed Saturday at the So- accepted for the exhi- Craig Rubadoux of Cor- study, "Sixteen Lunar Guild building here at OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK ciety of the Four Arts in bition. It is titled' 'Night al Gables for his ab- Craters." 1 p.m. Dec. 18, ©Palm Beach, Call." stract "Morning In The Others who received A total of $2,500 was Merrill C. Rueppel, Rain." Both received a the $200 Owen H. Ken- awarded., director of the Dallas $200 Owen Kenan Me- an Memorial Award Gail J, Lindner re- Museum of Fine Arts, morial Award. were Jeanet S. Dreskin ceived a $250 Atwater was sole juror for the Larry G. Griffin of of Greenville, S.C. Kent Award for an oil show which attracted 1,- Miami won a $250 At- whose entry was an ab- titled ". . . Babylon is 309 entries from 34 water Kent Award for stract titled "Vastitude fallen, is fallen; and all states. his entry ' 'Untitled V," and Robert Paulson the graven images,, .." Ninety - four paint- Painting" and the three of Murphysboro, 111. for and Evelyn Staben Rust his drawing of a seated ings, 18 by Palm Beach $100 Four Arts Awards man, "Cut-Out #1." ^received a $200 Owen H. County residents, were went to Michael L.Klez- Kenan Memorial Award selected for the show. mer of Miami for his un- for "Blue Bouquet," a The exhibition, which is titled painting; Jean Members of the Boca LUSCIOl S LIKE NEW large abstract. free to the public, will Leighton of North Mi- MODELS T For the third j conse- continue through Dec. ami for her acryl- PTO meeting ) CHOOSE FROM cutive year Jim Houser, 29. lic "Mansion," and '68 CHEVY II '6SB0JJHEVILLE *640LD$M0B!LE '66B0NNEY1LLE chairman of the art de- In describing the show Mary Sarg Murphy of Entertainment by the HOVA, COUK, wtam ntOUGHAMHAUDTOP" COUPE, «, HARDTOP, COUPE, budnl 4 DR, full pow.r, FACTORY AIR Iranunkmn, p«w*r ilMiing, full fautr, fACTOBr All CON- .at*, camok, automatic CONDITIONING, Cmfem top, partment of Palm Beach Rueppel said: "Viewed Sarasota for her paint- Boca Raton High School MCIOnr AK CONDITIONING, DITIONING, lira lap* plofH renimiuioiT, fciU J»w.r, MC- JmyEoiiChan! 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"Blue Bouquet" by Boca Raton artist annual Exhibition of Contemporary American Evelyn Staben Rust won one of five $200 Paintings which opened Saturday at the Four Owen H. Kenan Memorial Awards in the 30th Arts galleries in Palm Beach. Murray ends council term J. Richard Murray of $ Boca Raton was honored last week as he ended his term as president of the statewide Public Re- lations Council of the Florida Hospital Asso- ciation. Murray is director of •-•\ development of the Community Hospital. He was succeeded in office 0-by Mrs. Audrey C. Batchelder, public re- lations director of St. Vincent's Hospital in Jacksonville, The Council held its meeting in conjunction with the 41st annual meeting of the Florida Hospital Association in Jacksonville.

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Two Banks in Boca HEARING • CENTER 395-424} FIRST BANK AND TRUST COMPANY OF BOCA RATON, N.A., ROYAL PALM ROAD AND S.E. FIRST AVENUE 395-4420 • A NATIONAL BANK UNIVERSITY NATIONAL BANK OF BOCA RATON, FEDERAL HIGHWAY AND N. 40TH STREET 395-7000 Phus NEWS Sunday, Dec. B, 1968 Sailfish run may start as cold weather invades area This week's cold wave from outriggers like un- very young sailfish could herald the begin- dershorts from a Chin-, at one inch. By the time ning of the annual sail- bears but little resem- the young fish is al- ese gunboat. blance to its parents. fish run. As the wind The sails will be look- most three inches long, following the wave Just out of the egg, a it is quite clearly a ing for the coastal mi- sailfish is scarcely swings to the northeast grations of false pilch- proper sailfish, al- bait will begin to run more than one - eighth though the spines are along the shores of Bo- ards and finger mullet. of an inch long. It is a still present on the head, ca Raton and with it will Locally, most charter- stubby little creature teeth are still in the come the hungry sails. boat captains use balao with a large head, short jaws, and the first and or mullet for bait to jaws and large spines second dorsal and anal catch the average 40- above and behind the eye According to A. J. pound beauties. fins are joined togeth- McClane, fishing editor and at the lower corner er. At eight inches, Most local billfish are of the gill cover. At for Field and Stream in the seven-foot length, these larval character- magazine, this is the about one-quarter inch, istics have all disap- although larger ones of the jaws, both upper and time of year when sail- about eight and one-half peared and the young fish begin "balling the lower, begin to elongate. fish resembles an adult. feet are not uncommon. By the time the fish is bait," which is an annual The record weight on an The list of foods of feeding orgy that marks one inch long, however, the sailfish is a long Atlantic sail is 141 the upper jaw is much the beginning of our pounds. And this magni- one. Squid and octopus- fishing season. Given longer than the lower. es, especially the paper ficent fish comes from All this time, the jaws the right combination of an egg that is only 0.85 nautilus, form about 17 winds and temperature are armed with rather per cent of the total millimeters in diameter prominent teeth. (usually . stimulated by when dropped by the fe- diet of the Florida area, a northeasterly blow) male. with various fishes release pennants will fly The sail-like dorsal making up the remain- McClane says that fin is well - develoDed ing 83 per cent. Among the fishes, the mack- erels and tunas seem to be the most important, followed by jacks, half- beaks, needlefish, her- ring, cutlassfish and porgies. A good share of their Charterboat crew look for fish from tuna tower. feeding is done in mid- water, along the edge of reefs, or close to the bottom. They are by no Bowling standings means exclusively sur- face feeders although a IBM Mixed League and ind. triple Don Jor- high John Lodge 233 and High team game #2$ majority in the Boca Ra- Team Won Lost gensen 202 and 532; ind. triple Ken Dyar613 659; high team triple ton area are caught Stoppers 36 16 women's ind. high and #6, 1267; ind. high and trolling. Rebels 35 17 ind. triple June Jorgen- Allstates League ind. triple Jay Eg- As a general rule, Widgets 33 19 sen 189 and 512. Team Won Lost genberger 174 and 282. four lines are fished Odd Balls 32 20 Hi-Lo's 33 11 when trolling. Two are Tigers 30 22 IBM Ladies Assoc. Mix-ups 31 13 PB County Ladies Team Won Lost Rascals 31 13 Rigged balao (ballyhoo) for billfish. suspended away from Sandbaggers 29 23 Travel League the boat attached by Duffers 28 24 Jacks 35 22 Impossibles 27 17 Team Won Lost strong snaps to the tips Program/ers 28 24 Bluegills 33 23 Tizzy Tens 26 18 Jupiter 10 9 of long outriggers., An Latecomers 28 24 Tarpons 32.5 23.5 Mini Strike 23 21 Univ. Bowl 17 Tickets outrigger not only Falcons 27 25 Yellowtails 32 24 M & M's 21 23 Riviera 17 spreads the baits far- Travelers 22 30 Marlins 31.5 24.5 Alley Cats 20 24 Lantana #1 16 12 ther apart but permits Good Guys 20 32 Dolphins 28.5 27.5 Odd Balls 18 26 Verdes 12 16 fishing at a long dis- Bad Guys 17 35 Snooks 28 28 Misfts 14.5 29.5 Garden 11 on sale Odd Pins 17 tance behind the boat, D'ble T'ble 16 36 Sailfish 26 30 11 33 Lantana #2 11 17 out of its wake, with- High team game Ti- Groupers 26 30 Yappies 35.5 Season basketball High team Major 9 19 tickets for the Boca Ra- out any strain on the gers 819; high team tri- Barracudas 26 30 game and High team game Uni- ton High School games tackle. When the fish ple Double Trouble 2,- Sharks 23 33 highUeam tripfe Impos- versity Bowl 849; high are on sale at three hits, the line pulls free 326; men's ind. high and Pompanos 15.5 40.5 sibles 745 and 2075; ind. team triple Major Lanes downtown stores, Ath- of the snap. ind. triple Frank Catal- High team game and high and ind. triple Car- 2443; ind. high Mabel letic Director Joe Pribil The other two lines do 221 and 571; wom- high team triple Mar- olyn Steele 199 and 494. Walker 212; ind. tripte are called "flat lines." en's ind. high and ind. lins 706 and 2049; ind. Jane Franklin 563.- ; r' said. Liberty Glass Bantams The ducats can be These are fished di- triple Zelda William- high Joyce Wiseman, rectly over the stern. son 188 and 495. 185; ind. triple Gene- Team Won Lost FAU Bowling League purchased at Blums of #20 21 - 6 Boca, Jack Keitzer's You may either hold a va Taner 489. Team Won Lost Clothing and at the stern rod or keep it in St. Joan of Arc #1 21 6 Flyers 30 14 Greyhound Bus Depot. a socket in the fishing Team Won Lost -•' Early Bird Bowling #6 20 7 Gut/snipes 29 15 chair or in a socket in Snooks 21.5 14.5 Team Won Lost #19 18 9: Derelicks 28 H 16 The Bobcat season #2 17 10 will get underway Tues- the gunwhale. Tarpons 21 15 a Skylarks 42 14 Crawdads 25 19 Basically, the drop- Wahoos 20.5 15.5 Hawks 37 19 #4 16 11 Bangtails 25 19 day night when the Lake #12 15 12 Worth team comes here. back method is used in Kingfishs 19 17 Hum Birds 35 21 Penguins 25 19 hooking a sailfish. Snappers 18 18 Cardinals 32 24 #11 14 13 Strugglers 24 20 Light reel will do job. Charter boat skip- Marlins 16.5 19,'S Blue Jays 30 26 #3 14 13 Mr. & Mrs. 24 2(jQ pers advisethrowing the Dolphins 15.5 20.5. Kookaburras 29 27 #5 13.5 13.5 Injuns 24 20 Baumann reel in free-spool and Sails 12 24 Swans 28O5 27.5 #8 13.5 13.5 Souls 24 20 Royal Palm women count to ten as line is High team game and Peacocks 26 30 #10 13 14 Pin Pushers 23 21 released to the fish. At high team triple Snooks '•, Mynah Brds. 24 32 #13 11 16 The Gnats 23 21 winner the ten count, brake the 846 and 2464; ind. high \ Roadrun. 21 35 #7 11 16 •Sandpipers 17 39 10 Lancers 20 :\24 hold best ball match reel and set the hook. and ind. triple Tommy #15 17 Bookworms 19 25 Russ Baumann-shot a Greene 210 and 577. Pelicans 14.5 41.5 10 17 ; #16 No See Urns 1? .25 man, Norma Barnes, net 57 to take honors Although they are ex- : High team game and #14 9 18 Royal Palm Women this week in the Dirty pensive to mount, al- Unisons 19 25 held a best ball four- Eleanor Weh and Dottie Boca Ratoners League high team triple Kook- #17 8.5 18.5 Chumps 18 26 Zettlemeyer. Dozen Plus golfing most every novice an- Team Won aburras 620 and 1784; #9 8 19 some golf tournament group at Boca Raton gler keeps hisfirstsail. Lost Thursday for their reg- Third place honors Rizzo's 38 18 ind0 high Ruth Heffer- #18 5.5 21.5 (Continued on 7A) Country Club. He led The initial time around nan 188; ind. triple Eil- # ular weekly get-togeth- went to the foursome Class A competition. is a thrill and most fish- Kreuscher 37.5 18.5 er. of Hazel Elliott, Esther 35.5 20.5 een Massarella 487. Art Bajart had a 59 ermen like to keep the #4 Lucille Fields, Nancy Thompson, Fran Fitz- trophy. Restaurant 33.5 22.5 IS Hole Par-3 •Kolb, Mary Holthaus and gerald and Theresa Tal- for top score in Class B 30 26 First Bank & Trust Co. and Class C was cap- However, most sails #3 Team Marcia McHenry took mon. They had a score are released. In fact, 28.5 27.5 Won Lost tured by Ray Schwartz Fla. Crane Cisco Kid 29 13 at the first place with a net of 65. with a net of 62. one of the first things 28 28 of 63. Ferguson 27.5 28.5 Printing 28.5 13.5 BOCA RATON Sam Winebrenner's a mate will do is ask One stroke off the Nielson's 27 29 First Bank 22 20 1 Join forces came closest to the flag "are you going to have Tecnico A&P Con. COUNTRY CLUB leaders at 64 was the it mounted?" If the an- 25 31 21 21 on number 10 hole, land- Amsprod 23 Team #5 19.5 22.5 Fro Shop — Driving Range foursome of Keith Schu- ing about six feet from gler says no, the line is 33 Club Rentals Nat. Bank 21 Team #3 19 23 Semi private Club v for crown the pin. cut and the fish is freed A.F.T. Inc. 35 to fight another day. 20 36 Whistle Stp. 17 25 Phone Guests Welcome Nadine Tapscott and First Fed'rl 16.5 39.5 Rutenberg 12 30 DRIVING PAR 60 EXE7CUTIVE COURSE Barbara Huntington Smoked sailfish is a #12 276-9992 Lunch in Beautiful Gojfvlew game High team game Dining Room—Cold Beer -v delicacy and compara- and Lessons UHGi AT A FINE joined forces Thursday higHigh htea team mtriple Riz- Whistle Stop 923; high tively inexpensive, so Available GREEN FEES $3.00 EXECUTIVE COURSE at University Park In Como zo's Cellar 653 and team triple" First Bank 4 Holes over 300 yds Country Club to win some find their way to 1927; men's ind. and Trust Co. 2665; ind. ELECTRIC CARTS.,., $4.00 1 Hole 270 yds. golf honors. the kitchen cupboard. high 1 Hole 280 yds. 10 PLAY BOOK....,$25.00 Playing in a best ball Almost no one attempts Bob Grant, P.G.A. Instruction SNACKBAR - BEER - tourney to cook fresh sail. RENTAL CLUBS - of two tournament, the 39M666 pair posted a combined In recent years, sev- Hazel Cook takes title 7<01 N. Country club Blvd. DRIVING RANGE. One Mile Soyffi of SK Yds. West of U.S. 1 in score of 67 for first eral clubs and institu- Boca Raton Green Fees $2.25 place. Mrs. Mary Alice Be- Defray Beach on U.S. 1 Close.to Deli-ay Beach 10 Play Book 18.75 dell participated in the tions have begun a tag- Second place was ging program to find out Phone 395-3060 for recent Perry Como In- more about the migra- in Hotel tournament captured by Lillian Si- vitational Tournament Starting Time card. In a blind part- tory sailfish and his Give Her a Go out State Rd. #803 past at Port St. Lucie and habits. Tags with darts Hazel Cook led Hotel Class B title went to FAU to U.S. 441 (Slate Rd. ner draw, she had a came home with honors. Merry Christmas 7) turn south 2 mites. score of 72. attached are readily and Club women in golf Tommy Houghton for a She won both the low available and are being this week as she cap- 79 1/2. She was follow- Buy Her A Bali Low putts of the day net and low gross tured the Class A title went to Gertrude Rief- carried by many charter ed by Belle Steele, who Bag and Shoes! who crowns. Her scores boat captains. in a "throw out four shot an 821/2. steck. She used 29. Mrs. were 145 and 209. worst holes" tourna- Largest Selection Tapscott also took chip- Whether a trophy Fritzi Dreyfus had a Tri County Area Mrs. Bedell lives in ment. round of 80 to take Class in honors with one on the Boca Harbour. hunter or tagger, the 16th hole. season for sails is ap- Mrs, Cook had a score C honors. Grace Kelly UNIVERSITY BOWL proaching and from here of 72. was runnefup with an 87. The Sauth's Most Luxurious Recreation Center" on out through the spring Second place in Corner N.E. 20th St. and Dixie Hwy. 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Jones was following "In this kind of op- a vehicle," Nahrstedt 789; high team triple High team with grand larceny, con- After police were Messer's police car on eration," the officer continued, "but it is un- Mr. & Mrs. 2232; wom- Camino Gardens League Peach Trees 816; high spiracy to commit grand called to the scene, a Palmetto Park Road. He said, "people are safe to establish any en's ind. high and ind. Team Won Lost team triple Pepper- watched as they go to set pattern wherein cash larceny .and breaking lookout notice was put up no resistance triple Laura Cocks 204 Maypops 26 10 ridges 2312; men's ind. and entering an automo- on the radio. A few min- when arrested. the bank and stores in is handled in the same and 520; men's ind. high 12 high and ind. triple Hank a normal daily pattern. manner from day to day. Tamarinds 24 bile, Det. Lt. AlNahr- utes later, Jones was Lt. Nahrstedt said the Ken Phillips 212, ind. Hickories 21 15 White 224 and 555; wom- stedt said. triple Pete Bertorello Bayberries 19 17 en's ind. high and ind. Booked into county 579. Sycamores 18 18 triple Virginia Somer- jail Friday afternoon Sturdy Oaks Bowling Butternuts 18 18 ville 179 and 438. were Obbie Lee Holli- Capt. Stephan remembers 'Pearl' Weekly Winners: man, 32, of 1012 NW l.-T. Miller 259 63rd St., and David Lee by five planes. Four bombs were said. 2-Beland 257 Jones, 29, of 730 NW (Continued from Page 1) near misses but the fifth one They not only saved the Ral- 3-B. Miller 250 56th St. continued. "The Arizona had hit the ship." eigh from sinking, but she went 4-Otto 245 Nahrstedt said the two blown up and the West Virginia Going completely through the back into full service six months 5-Brodhead 237 Dr. Melvin Apple were apprehended after was on fire. We went around craft before exploding, the bomb later. 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Student riots on college campuses termed just childish tantrums

ferent viewpoint. "There is lence? Are they different than ed," he said. "He's been rais- By SANDY WESLEY more violence today," she said, say Al Capone's type? ed with basic lack of respect but she said, "it s only be- "Definitely," Roby said. "Al for country, parents and au- Student riots on college cam- cause students have more Capone's was syndicated pro- thorities. puses? They're forms of child- knowledge today, more free- moted for power. Today's vio- "Because of the lack of re- ish tantrums, according to at doms, and the only way they lence is more an attempt to sponsibility on the part of the least one student at Boca Ra- can get what they want is to ton High School. get something accomplished," parents, the children them- overreact." "Does this justify it?" Den- selves have embarked on a Dennis Smith, 17, senior, is of "Perhaps today we only rec- nis asked. terribly misguided search for the opinion that students who ognize violence more," Dennis Roby couldn't really say, but a type of responsibility. riot on college campuses are said. he did add the note that rioters reverting back to the days when Debbie agreed. "Look at the in the ghetto did so in an at- "They remember that when as children they could get what French revolution," she said. tempt to make things better for they wanted an ice cream cone, they wanted by throwing a major "The students are more vio- themselves. they'd throw a tantrum and temper tantrum. "It's a form of lent," Sherry persisted. "They tried to better their they'd get the cone. When they temper tantrum," he says. conditions by rioting," both were in high school, and want- "Yes, but look at Alexander ed the car they'd throw a form He and three other students the Great. He was 17 years old Sherry and Debbie said. when he set out to conquer the Dennis blamed television for of a tantrum and they'd get were discussing major forms of "a lot of our problems today." it. Now they're in college and violence. Other students are world," Dennis insisted. they don't like the course they Roby Bergamini, 16, junior; "If there are more people "It's frightening when you have to take or the professor. Debbie Hartzell, 15, soph- So they throw a tantrum to get omore, and Sherry Gillotti, 14, rid of the course or the pro- freshman. fessor." Dennis Smith Although Dennis terms riot- Sherry Gillotti ing as temper tantrums, he is Debbie laughed. "So they not at all sure there is more throw a tantrum and call it a violence today than there was student riot." years ago. What about assassinations? being violent, by the same tok- consider the power television "It could be a sign of the "There's a lot more people en there are more people who programs have," he said."The times if the assassinator is today " he said. "I don't think aren't being violent," Roby add- average program is geared to expressing the views of all the there s more violence per- ed. a six year old's mentality," he people," Roby said. . centage wise, just that violence "There are better methods said. "Almost every home in gets more publicity and there of communication today which the United States has television However Dennis said, "Sen- are more people today. History means violence is being brought and most of the people are ator Robert Kennedy was kill- is marked by.yiolence" he add- closer to home," Dennis added. watching the garbage. Sure ed because he advocated helped. "Look at your wars. . .' Debbie agreed. "Violence is ing Israel. In his mind Sirhan there' are some programs which Sirhan was being patriotic." Debbie agreed in part with getting so much publicity that are beneficial to us, and I Dennis, however, she added her you think that's all there is." realize the television people "If someone is trying to form own theory that people are more must make a living too, but tel- a conspiracy to commit murder likely to be excited by the "People are indifferent to evision is warping people's he's bound to hunt for an emo- crowds which ignite violence. violence, " Dennis went on to minds." tionally unfit person because say, "This can be attributed "If that's what the people he's best suited for murder- "They're swept up in it, and to the mass media. Because of want, that's what they'll get," ing," Sherry added. of course there is a lot more television and newspapers, vio- Debbie said. "Isn't it true that people are publicity about it today." lence has become such a part expressing an emotion by mur- Rob's viewpoint was that peo- of every day life that we've "The kids want that kind of dering?" Debbie asked. "If so, ple have theorized if they don't become insensitive to it." stuff," Roby added. then it all goes back to the tel- get caught the first time, they'll "It's the way it's presented Dennis went on to disect stu- evision and westerns. If you to the people," Debbie said. dent riots. "It all goes back Debbie Hartzell do it again. to the way a child's been rais- (Continued on page 3B) Sherry, however, took a dif- What about the types of vio- Student has art exhibit An aerospace major at Miami-Dade Junior College, Gerald Libon- ati, who is financing his education through the EPT LESS? sale of his paintings, is presenting his first one- man show at Marymount College, now through Dec. 20 in the lobby of 6 Month Self-Renewing Savings Certificates Founders Hall. 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,L .2B BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, Dec. 8) 1968 ANN' LANDERS Can't resist temptation

Weight Watchers, University Bowl, 9:30 a,m. Dear Ann Landers: I their mother and intel- Your answer was the less "how it was." They Monday, Dec. 9 Royal Palm Woman's Golf Association, Royal Palm can't resist the tempta- ligent like me." best thing I had ever are concerned with how Jobmobile, Neighborhood Center, 162 W. Palmet- golf course, 9:30 a.m. tion to comment on the My uncle and his wife read on the subject. I it is. Comparisons are to Park Rd., 9:30 a.m. Rug hooking, scout hut, 10 a.m. problem Sid was having had five children. Every cut it out and pinned it not only boring, they are Dressmaking, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. Slimnastics, Community Center, 10 a.m. with his bride-to-be one of those kids is to the bulletin board in meaningless. Enameling on copper, scout hut, 9:30 a.m. Sewing groups, garden center, 10 a.m. Doris. He became upset homely like their father the kitchen. It helped a Your children are Corsage class, Garden Club center, 10 a.m. Inter, tennis instr. (adults), tennis courts, 10 when he learned Doris and crazy like their lot in our house. growing up in a dif- Adv. oil painting, Art Guild, 10 a.m. a.m. had had her nose re- mother. The clipping is get- ferent world than the Beg. bridge instr., Community Center, 10 a.m. Watercolors, Art Guild 10 a.m. modeled and had kept it — PAUL L. ting ragged and hard to one you and I knew. Exchange Club, Pal's, 12:15 p.m. from him. Sid expressed Dear Paul: No one can read. Will you please They have different Woman's Choral Group, First United Methodist problems, different - Church, 10 a.m., Soroptimists, Dutch Pantry, 12:15 p.m. his anxiety to Doris' predict what the genes reprint your answer? I Estahakee Chapter DAR, Ramada Inn, noon. Welfare Council case worker, Garden Apts. 1 p.m. father over lunch — say- and chromosomes will would love to have a pressures — and dif- Needlecraft, Community Center, 1 p.m. Table tennis for adults, Community Center, 7:30 ing he was concerned produce. For people who fresh copy to pin up. ferent parents. Teen- Welfare Council case worker, Garden Apts. 1 p.m. p.m. about what their unborn wish to gamble, I rec- Thank you, agers today have it eas- Beg. oil painting, Art Guild, 1:30 p.m. Weight Watchers, First Federal Savings and Loan children might look like. ommend the horse rac- - GLAD THERE'S AN ier in some ways, but Brownies, scout hut, 2:30 p.m. bldg., 7:30 p.m. Your reply, "Better es. ANN LANDERS their lives are much Children's threatre play, Community Center, 7:30 the kids should inherit more complic ated and Dressmaking, Community Center, 7 p.m. Dear Glad: Happy to Boy Scout troop 303, St. Gregory's Church hall, p.m. Doris' old nose than Dear Ann Landers: A frustrating in other Twilight, scout hut, 7:30 p.m. Sid's brains," remind- couple years ago you oblige. Here it is: ways. One thing is cer- 7 p.m. Attention Parents or Lion*s Club, 399 N.W. 35th St., 7:15 p.m. Ballroom dance instr., Community Center, 7:30 ed me of this true story. printed a letter from a tain — I'm glad I am p.m. When I was young I teenager who asked you "Fellow Antiques": The not in high school to- Progressive Bridee. Communitv Center. 7:30 DA one phrase that kids do day. I'm not at all sure Business and Professional Woman's Club, home of Masonic Lodge 328 7171 N. Federal Highway, 8 remember my father to help bridge the gen- p.m. asking a very intelligent eration gap in her house. not want to hear is, I could make it. Mrs. W. P. Bebout, 8 p.m. "When I was your age. Royal Oak Hills Bridge Club, scout hut, 7:30 p.m. Jaycees, Chamber of Commerce, 8 p.m, but homely uncle why he She said her parents was going to marry a kept harping on how In the first place, they Confidential to Need don't believe you ever Friday, Dec. 13 certain young lady who things were when they Him: You need him like Tuesday, Dec. 10 was extremely beauti- were teen-agers and were. In the second Custer needed more In- Designing class, Community Center, 9 a.m. ful, but unbalanced. In this only made matters place, they couldn't care dians. Stop telling the Plastic flowers, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. fact, everyone who knew Dressmaking, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. Novice duplicate bridge instr., Community Center, worse. After all, it's a loafer to get out of your 10 a.m. the girl said she was different world today life. He won't do it. Why Rug hooking scout hut, 10 aom. crazy. My uncle replied, Book review Sketch group, Art Guild, 10 a.m, Christmas house and Fiesta workshop, Garden and everything has should he? He's having a Center, 10 a.m. ' 'I want my children who changed, including the ball, and all for free. Slimnastics, Community Center, 10 a.m. will be beautiful like teen-agers. Get out of his. Job Corps, Neighborhood Center, 10 a.m. Photography, Art Guild, 10 a.m. Duplicate Bridge game, Community Center, 12:30 is scheduled Kiwanis Club, New England Oyster House, noon p.m. What is French kiss- Poinciana Woman^s Republican Club, Pal's, noon Designing class, Community Center, 1 p.m. Mrs. Ralph Kling will ing? Is it wrong? Who Boca Raton Women's Republican Club, Ramada Inn. Liquid embroidery, Community Center, 1 p.m. present the first book should set the necking " 12:30 p.m. Billiard instr., (child), Community Center, 1:30 review of the Boca Ra- limits — the boy or the Fabulous fakes, Community Center, 1 p.m. p.m. ton Public Library' se- girl? Can a shotgun wed- Hospital tours, Boca Raton Community Hospital Book review, scout hut, 2 p.m. ries Friday, Dec. 13. ding succeed? Read Ann : lobby, 1.-15 p.m. Veteran's Service, American Legion hall, 2 p.m. Mrs. Kling will re- Landers' booklet, County legal aid, Neighborhood Center, 1:30 p.m. Children's art classes (ages 11-15), Art Guild, view Davis Grubb's "A "Teen-age Sex — Ten County public health nursing and immunization 3:30 p.m. Tree Full of Stars." Ways to Cool It." Send clinic, Neighborhood Center, 2 p.m. Organ lessons (child), Community Center, 4 p.m. The review will be held 50 cents in coin and a Brownies, scout hut, 2:30 p.m. Sea Explorer ship 307, Boy Scouts of America, at 2 p.m. in the Scout long, self-addressed, Piano lessons, Community Center, 3 p.m. 414 N.W. 35th St., 7 p.m. Hut. envelope. Baton instr., Memorial Park, 3:30 p.m. Beg. bridge instr., Community Center, 7:30 p.m. Other reviewers in Ann Landers will be Violin instr., scout hut, 4 p.m. Golf instr., Community Center, 7:30 pomo the series will be Mrs. glad to help you with Migrant legal aid, Neighborhood Center, 6:30 p.m. Kiwanis travel film, Community Center, 8 p.m. Adelaide Snyder, Jan. your problems. Send Boy Scout troop 333, First Presbyterian Church, 10; Mrs. Clarence H. them to her in care of : 7 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 14 Kent, Feb. 14; Mrs. Boca Raton News, Box Liquid embroidery, Community Center, 7:30 p.m. Richard F. Lietch, 3346, Chicago, Illinois, Pinochle game, Community Center, 7:30 p.m. Beg. tennis instr. (child), tennis courts, 9 a.m. March 14, and Mrs. 60 654, enclosing & Table tennis for adults, Community Center, 7:30 Art lessons (children), Community Center, 9:30 Kling, April 11. stamped, self-address- ; p.m. a.m. ed envelope. Lady Lions, members homes, 7:30 p.m. Drum lessons, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. American - Italian Social Club, University Bowl, Chess linstr., Community Center, 10 a.m. 7:30 p.m. Children's art class (ages 6-10), Art Guild, 10 BPO Does Drove 173, 140 N.W. 11 St., 8 p.m. a.mo Municipal band rehearsals, Community Center, Sparky Fire Department, Boca Raton Theatre, 8 p.m. 275 VIA ROSADA * BOCA RATON, FLA.- 10 a.m. I . Royal Poirp Plaza - 395-0544 St. Joan of Arc Guild, school hall, 8 p.m. Int. tennis instr. (child), tennis courts, 10 a.m. Int. band instr., Community Center, 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Dee. 11 Adv. and teen tennis instr., tennis courts, 11 a.m. Shuffleboard Club, Scout hut, 11 a.m. Boca Raton Woman's Golf Association, hotel golf Beg. band instr., Community Center, 11:30 a.m. 76ouu 0/ course, 9 a.m. Judo instr., Community Center, 1 p.m. ROYAL PALM PLAZA Adv. tennis instr. (adults), tennis courts, 9 a.m. ——Colony Studio Photo (!n Cafeteria Building) Family service agency counselor, Neighborhood Guitar instr., Community Center, 1 p.m. Center, 9 a.m. Mrs. Daniel T. Butts 399-3500 Liquid embroidery, Community Center, 9:30 a,m0 Daily: Shuffleboard courts, 9 a.m. - noon, 1-5 REAL HOLIDAY EXCITEMENT Enameling on copper, scout hut, 9:30 a.m. p.m., 7-10 p.m. (Sunday 6 -10), tennis courts, The house of Wiggery extends to it's many Debbie-Rand board of trustees, Thrift Shoppe, sun-up - 10 p.m.; Municipal beaches, 9:30 a.m. Mar da Black becomes dear customers something quite special to 9:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Kiddie Korral, picnic area. make your holiday activities more exciting Int. Bridge instr., Community Center, 10 a.mo and enjoyable. Beg. tennis instr. (adults) tennis courts, 10 a.m. On the Boards bride of Daniel Butts Paint along with Chet, Art Guild, 10 a.m. A free w/g/ef will Boca Buckeye Club, Schraffts, noon Delray Beach Playhouse, "Bell, Book and Can- Marcia Susan Black the bridegroom's be given with the Men's Bridge Club, Scout hut, noon dle," Dec. 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 8:30 p.m. exchanged wedding vows brother, and ushers purchase of every wig Rotary Club, New England Oyster House, 12:15 with Daniel Thomas were Paul M. Butts, the during November 18th ;• p.m. matinee Dec. 10, 2:30 p.m. Butts, Nov. 30 in Ar- bridegroom's brother, thru December 18th. Japanese brushwork, Art Guild, 1 p.m. nold sville, Ga. Andrew Black and Tedd Your wig will be Christmas house and Fiesta workshop, Garden Cen- The bride is the Black, the bride's beautifully styled :• ter, 1 p.m. Poinciana GOP Women daughter of Mr. and brothers. for you. Novelty crafts, Community Center, 1 p.m. Mrs. Edward A Black, The bride is an honors Tap and ballet instr., Community Center, 2:30 p.m. 1990 Park PI.; the graduate of University Gift Certificates are available for this spe- Girl Scouts, scout hut, 3 p.m. will hold Yule party bridegroom is the son of Illinois and Moody cial event, November 18th thru December Organ lessons, (adult), Community Center, 7 p.m. of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bible Institute. The 18th and redeemable at any time during the Judo instr., Community Center, 7 p.m. Poinciana Women's election of officers. N. Butts, Arnold sville. bridegroom attended year, at your convenience Republican Club will Reservations chairman University of Georgia, Boy Scout troop 337, Scout hut, 7:30 p.m. is Mrs. Carl Nadley. Maid of honor was A WONDERFUL WAY TO SAY"MERRY CHRISTMAS' Oil painting, Community Center, 7 p.m. hold a Christmas party Karen Black,' the bride's and is a customer en- Yolleyball (adults), Memorial Park, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in Pal's Cap- sister, and bridesmaid gineer for Control Data Wig cleaned & styled $10.00 - tain's Table. Non - farm mort- Hairpiece cleaned & styled from $6.00 Boca Raton Association for Retarded Children, gage debt reached $216 was Pamela Hook, Min- Corp, Atlanta, Ga. Wig styled $7.50 - Hoirpiece styled from $4.00 ; First United Methodist Church, 8 p.m. The party will include billion at the end of the neapolis, Minne. Best- The couple resides Rush Service Available Elks Lodge 2166, 140 N.W. 11 St., 8 p.m. luncheon at noon and first quarter of 1966. man was Edward Butts, now in Atlanta. CLOSED SATURDAY Alcoholics Anonymous, open discussion, First United Methodist Church, 8:30 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 12 NEW HOMES NOW AVAILABLE Sunrise Kiwanis Club, Dutch Pantry, 7:30 a.m. Beg. tennis instr. (adults), tennis courts, 9 a.ma IN BOCA RATON'S FINEST RESIDENTIAL AREAS First aid course, Community Center, 9 a.m. Party snack course, Community Center, 9 a.mo IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY or WILL BUILD - WITH OR WITHOUT POOL Holiday crafts, scout hut, 9:30 a.m. Some people tiiink Roberto's Q. After a messy divorce, my is a school of dance. sister moved in with us "tem- (Ballroom, waltz to new swing) porarily." A year later she's almost wrecked our home. No, Whatever Your Taste in ^ she doesn't flirt with my hus- Some people think Roberto's band—she hates men. This girl, who once was beautiful, is now is a school of languages. a complaining, fat heap of self- pity. She's lost all pride in her (Spanish, French, English, German) appearance. Not only does it break my heart to see my sister fall apart like this — my hus^ Elegant plains or Some people think Roberto's band is balking, says he hates exciting prints -- to come home to the shambles -- you'll find the is a school of charm. this woman is creating of our "exactly right" (Makeup, fashion, conversation, voice, lives.—L.O. fabric from our huge etiquette) ONE OF THE MOST OUTSTANDING MODELS IN BOCA RATON selection. No charge A. Self-pity is more destructive for making full than any physical disease—and Locations Available: length, regular or more insidious because the traverse, from $1.98 Some people are ALL right. only cure is self-cure. But may- PALMETTO PARK TERRACE THE ESTATES yd. he your sister needs a push back toward pride—and living. LAKE FLORESTA GOLDEN HARBOUR If she looked better, I guarantee she'd feel better. "Why TUNISON PALMS (WATERFRONT) not give her a course in our ROBERTO'S Charm as a Christmas present. After our instructors have 3-4-5 Bedroom me leis are available for Immediate Occupancy. SCHOOLS made her herself again, .you * We service and can in good conscience "re- OVER 20 HOMES TO CHOOSE FROM maintain free of claim." your home. There's an ALL MODELS INCLUDE: charge every drap- old European saying: "No ery rod we sell and 2737 EAST OAKLAND PARK BLVD. house in the world is big Wall-to-wall carpeting - Central Heat and Air Conditioning install as long as FORT LAUDERDALE / 565-0396 enough for two women, if it - CE Kitchen Range - Dishwasher & Many Other Features you use it. also contains a man." 140 NORTH FEDERAL HWY. Gpen Mon.-Sat. The above letter writer has TELEPHONE AT MODEL 9 to 5 BOCA RATON-/ 395-8635 been sent a complimentary $50 'EELERyM Course of her choice in our Come In 399-4173 Draping the Gold Coast Or Phone Inquire, without obligation, about schools of Dance, Languages and Charm. Write Roberto to- 3415 S. Federal Hwy-, Delray Beach, 278-2877 private lessons or classes. day and receive your compli- DEVELOPMENT & INDUSTRIAL CORP; Visit our nationally famous Browse 'n "Think Shop mentary course. Absolutely no 41 S.E. 1st Ave., Boca Raton, Fla. (Cove Center) DeerfieU Beach obligation. 1603 S.E. 3rd COURT - PHONE 399-2837 itvenus 395-1211 399-5453 Miami 944-1912 Sunday, Dec. 8,1968 BOCA RATON NEWS 3B Student riots on campuses (Continued from IB) yellow press during the Span- what the child can or cannot don't like the guy gun him ish American War. play with but the parents," he down," In the end the students talked said. "But If the parent is Dennis was concerned about about violence in relationship to not going to live up to his re- another form of violence or toys and children. sponsibility it's got to be done murder. The quiet kind. "I played with guns when I by someone/' "We call ourselves a civiliz- was a child," Dennis said, "I "So many parents don't ed society, yet did you ever even own a gun and I like to do it," Debbie agreed, "But if hunt, but I'm not going to kill every kid on the block gets a' compare the idea of the old gun what do you do." west, if you want to get a man anyone. But I still think that out of power you kill him. To- guns and war toys should be "Some parents don't know limited. They're reaching a how to explain it and in the end day we find some scandal about the kids get a complex because the man and force him to quit. point now where they're too realistic. he couldn't have something It's the same thing as murder." someone else has," Roby said. c'No matter what the stu- "They sound, smell and even dents did, it did not give the act like the real thing now," "The parents have to learn he said. to accept this responsibility police a valid enough excuse themselves," Dennis said. for doing what they did," Deb- "The toy industry Is run by bie said. the older generation," Debbie "It's really hard to tell what said. "They know what we are happened when you're seeing contending with. If they think Women's Club; something like that on televis- we don't need anymore of this ion," Rpby said, "but it didn't kind of influence they may be look good to me." right." plans party . "That was an excellent idea "Something in childhood does Women's Overseas Service of the control the mass media influence the future of the per- League will hold its Christ- has'on the people," Dennis said. son," Roby said, "If he's psy- mas party Tuesday according "The television commentators chologically unfit he's got the to Mrs, Charles Lifka, Boca were not exactly subtle about influence which might cause Raton, president. their reports, and when Mayor him to do something, like kill The party will begin with a Richard Daley made his re- someone." luncheon at noon followed by a Dr. and Mrs. Eugene C- Crabb and Mrs. Stanley Winberly. port I began to wonder. Per- "The parents are not taking brief meeting. haps we didn't really under- enough responsibility in rais- Highlight of the event will be.' stand what happened. The police ing their children," Den- the wrapping of toys, games and are still human." nis said. "Each parent knows books to be presented to SisT. The sweet Dennis likened the treat- what his child is capable of ter Simone, Marymount ment by the press and televis- doing. It's really no one's re- College, for her annual mi~ ion of Chicago to that of the sponsibility when it comes to grant children's Christmas' sound Couple exchanges vows party. of music HOLIDAY in double ring ceremony 5-STAR MAGAZINE MOBIL GUIDE AWARD AWARD The sweet sound of Joan Ann Dullenkopf, pie will reside at 230 music of Carmen Al- daughter of Mr. and S Dixie Highway. LE DOME varez pervaded the Boca Mrs, Norman Dullen- Raton Hotel and Club kopf, Lighthouse Point, Theatre Wednesday exchanged wedding vows BP Women evening. The occasion Saturday with Jeffrey was Florida Atlantic Scott Biegler, son of plan party Music Guild's Christ- Mr. and Mrs. George mas concert for mem- Biegler, 1505 N.E. Boca Raton Business bers and guests. More Fourth Ct. and Professional Wom- than 150 persons show- Rt. Rev. A. Ervine an's Club will hold its ed up for the event which Swift, officiated at the annual Christmas party was followed by a re- double ring ceremony in Monday in the home of ception in the Spanish i St. Gregory's Episcopal Mr. and Mrs. W. P.Be- Lounge. Church. bout. Mrs. William Foulds and Mrs. Edith Moore Matron of honor was The party will begin Mrs. Joanne Roberts at 8 p.m. Hostesses will and bridesmaids were be Mrs. Bebout, Mrs. GRAND Marymount College presents Linda Kerr, Chris Bre- Charles Erickson, Miss der and Bev Landry. ' Martha Park, Mrs. Ike GOURMET MENU OPENING The bride wore her sis- Green and Miss Doris COCKTAILS Complete Dinner Six Dollars Cobey Lou FROM fi:i)(l or iNEDNESDAY ters white wedding Hackney. A LA CARTE Al the Piano gown. She carried a bou- Gifts will be ex- Reservations Suggested: 525-3303 MORNINGS second solo artist recital changed and contribu- DINNER in La Cavr quet of Stephanoti. The d-M - 11:0(1 (Closed Sundays) Dec. 11 - il4,M The second artist in Fuchs at the Juilliard for the Boca Raton ap- bridesmaids wore green tions will be made to the from 8:30 BOQA RA|# Marymount College's School. pearance includes So- velvet and held a single mental health program. series of solo recitals Miss Nishizaki will nata in A Major by Vi- red rose, Matron of hon- Projects started last by young concert musi- appear in a free public valdi, Sonata in A Major week to earn money for cians is Takako Nishiz- or held two red roses. 'eadms 98 Sfledi Hwy. concert Monday, Dec. by Cesar Franck, Ron- Best man was George the club's scholarship 333 SUNSET DRIVE FORT LAUDERDALE aki, Japanese violinist do in C. Major, K. 373 fund also will be Boca Raton; Fla; and student of Joseoh 9, at 8:15 p.m. in Foun- Biegler, bridegroom's ders Hall. Her program by Mozart, Scherzo brother. Ushers were displayed. Tarantelle by Wienia- Bob Tewskbury, Al wski and Sonata in F Kreuscher, Don Gib- Major by Grieg, bons and bride's broth- Accompanist will be ers, Any Dullenkopf and Gerald Snyder, Fort Doug Dullenkopf. Laud erd ale. Reception at Sir Wil- Miss Nishizaki's ap- liam John son Inn follow- pearance at Marymount ed the ceremony. is made possible The bride is a grad- through the cooperation uate of Pompano Beach of the Edgar M, Leven- High School and pres- tritt Foundation of New ently is employed at FOR THE York. IBM. The bridegroom, a graduate of Seacrest The fence which en- High School, served in closes the main sheep the Air Force and also HOLIDAYS areas of Queensland, is presently employed Australia, is 6 feet high at IBMO and stretches for 3,347 Following a wedding WHITE DYABLES TINTED miles. trip to Naples, the cou- . FREE

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Both Mr. and Mrs.they taught piano until By SANDY WESLEY under the direction of the party included 25 Mrs. Lavonne Mouw. members of the Howell Jessen taught music at they retired and came All the visitors have family and friends. Jim Kansas Wesleyan Uni- to Boca Raton in 1958. left, the one holiday is Mr. and Mrs. JimHowell, you know, owns versity in Salina, 1921 Since that time Carl has just a memory now and Howell, 769 Coventry Foby Brick and Supply to 1935O From there they been church organist we can all sit down, put St., celebrated their Co. The Howells have went" to Alton, 111., where here. our feet on the foot stool 25th wedding anniver- two boys, Rick and Mike, and relax for a few days sary at a dinner in Trop- both attending college before the onslaught of ical Acres recently. and both working for Municipal Band slates Christmas hits. Strange as it may seem "Dad." What? Oh the Christ- mas shopping has to be We also have some Christmas Salute The plans are almost completed for the fashion show and luncheon done yet? You can t President travelers home from a to be held Dec. 12 in Boca Raton Hotel and Club. General chairman rest? Well, that's life. 5,000 mile trip to Kan- "A Christmas sing- Hosts will be Sunrise for the event is Mrs. Samuel Cox Curtis, III, assisted by Mrs. Clark At least we can take is re-elected sas. They're Mr. and a-long" will be the high- Kiwanis Club and the J. Schwader. Proceeds will go to North Broward Society for Sym- a few minutes breather Mrs. Carl F. Jessen. light of the Boca Raton sing-a-long will be led phony and Theme is "Fortune and Foibles." and think about what has Charles Schmidt was And the couple went to Municipal Band con- by a member of the club. happened and to some re-elected president of Kansas because Mr. cert Dec. 17, Marymount College extent what will happen. Golden Circle of Advent Jessen was invited to The concert, theme of Glee Club, directed by Lutheran Church at a play the organ for a re- which will be ''Christ- Sister Regina, also will Philosophy professor will give It seems like every meeting last week. union of the Scottish Rite mas Salute," will be sing traditional and pop- club in town is holding Other officers elected Conservatory in Salina, held at 8 p.m. in theular Christmas carols. a Christmas party of at the meeting are Kansas. Community Center. Mu- some kind or other. Charles Mohr, vice After the reunion they sic will be chosen by Delta Zeta Alumnae president; Bernadine visited relatives and Philip J. Azzolina and public lecture at Marymount Chapter is no exception. Good, secretary, and friends in Kansas, Ken- directed by his son, Lt. The group held its par- Harry Reed, treasurer. tucky, Illinois and Geor- Col. Mark Azyolm^, de- (slew tnd Usetf*: Professor, lecturer, ity," in Founder's Hall. versity of Miami. At the ty last week in the new Plans also were com- gia, and they spent sisted by Edw ao Bam- author, poet, and edi- The lecture begins at University of London he . Lake Rogers home of pleted for the annual held the post of dean of Thanksgiving Day at the hardt. tor of the Muirhead Li- 5 p.m. Lewis is pro- Mrs. Joseph O'Brien. Christmas party a cov- home of Carl's brother, brary of Philosophy, fessor of history and the faculty of theology Mrs. Donald Miller was and has been a visiting ered dish supper follow- Ben, in Bison, Kansas Professor Hywel Da- philosophy of religion co - hostess to the 30 ed by an exchange of before returning home. vid Lewis, will visit at the University of Lon- professor at Bryn Mawr members, their hus- gifts to be held at 6:30 Marymount College don. He presently is College, Harvard Divin- bands and guests. In- p.m. Dec. 1.6 in the Monday, to give a pub- serving as a visiting ity School and Yale Uni-

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Roosevelt memoir %1 , ^J '" \ By ED HIRSHBERG Ringling Brothers, Bar- num and Bailey when it '. j "I Love a Roosevelt," was really a circus. by Patricia Peabody Plowden, now with the \ * -*' - Roosevelt, Doubleday. Associated Press in Mi- $6.95. ami, has always been a circus buff and his pre- This oddly - named dilections show through memoir — or biography, his writing of this book, or whatever you want to both in its weaknesses 1 ll it — is a view of and its strengths. He ROYAL OAK HILLS ! knew John Ringling per- i' sonally in the Sarasota YELLOW days, and managed to get UOTHERWEU i, Ed hold of many letters, DOOR Hirshberg documents and other fWi REALTY. material about the Ring- lings that has never ap- ROYAL PALM YACHT & SPECIALS peared before. But much of the book from the Roosevelt family is well - established COUNTRY CLUB I from fairly near the top. history. The five broth- PLASTRIDGE Patty Roosevelt is El- ers and their humble WATERFRONT liot's fifth wife, and her origins, their family's DREAM HOME new book is the story start in the midwest as ROYAL PALM of how things have gone carriage and harness This home is equipped with everything with the marriage since makers, and their ulti- to make Florida living a real pleasure. YACHT & COUNTRY CLUB it started seven years mate success as the Among the many features are a heated Choice oversized corner lot (average dimensions are 726 x 776 approx.) lo- ago, after her divorce biggest names in the pool, two-tier dock, professional land- from her first husband. circus business are cated amid a group of exceptionally scaping, elecgic garage doors, brand To some extent it's a well - known facets of Check all these features . . . include fine homes. Owner will accept a $3,000 chronicle of hardship their fabulous story. new central air conditioning reverse cy- country club living and this home can't loss to liquidate at $72,500. MLS BV- 247 | and privation among the What is most inter- cle unit, two bedroom, two baths, with be duplicated for the price offered to very rich. Patty started esting about the book is all rooms oversized. You must see it to you out as a Seattle social- the way Plowden has appreciate the luxury *and charm that ite who landed in the inserted his person- * 3 bedrooms, 2Yi baths real - estate business in al opinions into it by exists here. Call us today for an ap- * family room & Florida room Arizona and became a presenting his facts in pointmenfl MLS BR-1693WP. * 18x36 heated pool plus theraputic reasonably big opera- such a way as to enable tor. 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2-3 bedroom apartment homes and penthouses with 2 oceanfront balcony terraces from $34,750 Fully furnished and decorated exhibit apartment homes are open from 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. South beach skyline shows Cloister del Mar standing alongside its "sister building," Cloister Beach Towers. CLOISTERf? DEL MAR 1180 South Ocean Boulevard • Boca Raton, Florida Phone Boca Raton 399-5022 conceived, creared and developed by Edgewaler Park Sales, Inc., A Subsidiary af Jfi*DICE REALTY tHB COSSTHUCTtOH CORPORATION OF HEW YORK »«0 FLORIDA Real estate sales are recorded ElfESTMEMT BUIIDERS SfNCE 1120

Recent ' Boca Raton Week ending Nov. 15, 1968. James McKee to Rudolph E. El- J. G. Realty, Inc. to John C, YACHT AND COUNTRY CLUB Crawford, Jr. and Elizabeth E, ler and Louise T. Eller h/w SS Umphrey and Lola E., h/w SS S/D Arvida Corporation to Nan- Crawford, h/w SS $55.50. Call 395-8300 for Classified Ads real estate transactions Lot 1, Blk 1; Lots in Blk $7.80. cy R. Miller, SS $67,50. 3 and 4 all of LAKE FLOR- as compiled for the Lot ' 10, Bib 18, CAM1NO Lot 7, Blk A-l UNIVERSITY Lot 8, Blk 9, BOCA RATON ESTA PARK 1ST and 2ND SEC- GARDENS SEC. 2 John R.May- News by the Lawyers TION, Guaranty Construction PARK COUNTRY CLUB ES- SQUARE UNIT #3, and Lot 8-A, Title Insurance Corp. Co., Inc. to U-Haul Co., Inc., er and Mae F. Mayer, h/w TATES Arthur Berry, Jr. and Blk 9, BOCA RATON SQUARE Trustee SS $529.50. to Robert B. Davis and Mar- Judith Berry, h/w to Audrey UNIT #12 Philip D. Johnstone are listed below. tha M. Davis, h/w SS $144. A. Fox, SS $50.70. joined by his wife Mary Evelyn A portion of land in SEC- Johnstone to Stanley M. Symons Documentary stamps, TION 4-47-43 Louis J. Sinde- Lot 12, Blk 6, COUNTRY Lots 529 and W 25 ft Loc PAINTING REVOLUTION CLUB VILLAGE Robert E. Rid- 530, Plat 5, COUNTRY CLUB and Horara A. Symons, h/w listed by amount, indi- lar and Frances L. Sindelar, SS $15.00. cate the approximate h/w to Joseph F. Atanasio and ings and Tommie M. Ridings, ACRES Lawrence H. Bradford You don't have to paint your roof every year, or watch the paint chip Margaret T. Atanasio, h/w SS h/w to William E. Dallas and and Marjorie Bradford, his wife Lot 10, Blk 10, PARADISE and peei off of your walls. We can do your job with the spectacular sale price in many in- $345.00. ' ' Carolyn A. Dallas, h/w to Hyalmar J. Anderson and PALMS UNIT NO. 4 Otto Boers- stances. They are com- SS $56.70. Estelle L. Anderson, h/w SS ma and Marcia M. Boersma, new plastic coatings made especially for the Florida^climate, and Lot 15 and W 5 ft of Lot $48.00. h/w to J. Kenneth Nelson and puted on $3 per $1,000 14 and E 5 ft Lot 16, Blk 4, Lot 10, Blk 19, SPANISH give you a written guarantee against blistering, peeling, chalking or value; in other words ROYAL OAK HILLS, 1st SEC- RIVER LAND CO. S/D UNIT ff2 John W. Turnage and Ruth Dolores H. Nelson, h/w SS $126. TION Donna McDonnell McKee, Georffrey B. Smith and Doro- H. Turnage, h/w to Anna Lee Lot 15, Blk 53, UNIT #13, yellowing. Also we can guarantee no mildew on your roof for 2 years. a $10,000 sale would formerly k/a Donna H. McDon- thy S. Smith, h/w to Anita L. Ridenour SS $60.00. BOCA RATON SQUARE Jack require $30 in stamps. nell, joined by her husband, Guterma, SS $36.00. Lot 1 and S1/4 of Lot 2, H. Fanciulli and Cordelia S. Lot 13, Blk 8, TUNISON Blk 28, ROYAL PALM YACHT Fanciulli, h/w to Ermsnegildo PALMS SEC. n Debbie-Rand & COUNTRY CLUB Arvida Cor- Pavan and Irene Pavan, h/w Foundation, Inc. to Donald E., poration to Edward O. Linsin SS $99.00. QUALITY COSTS LESS IN THE LONG RUN SEE THIS MAN FOR YOUR CARPET NEEDS West and Kay F. West, h/w and Dorothy M,, h/w SS $45. Lot 14, Blk 17, SPANISH RIV- SS $9.00. Lot 15, Blk 2 UNIVERSITY ER LAND CO. S/D UNIT #2 GET OUR FREE ESTIMATE ON - Carpet Problems? Ask Bob Per- Lot 12, Blk 25, ROYAL PALM HILLS SEC. 2 T. D. Sutton and George R. Grimes and Mary W kins — he's the man that can YACHT & COUNTRY CLUB Grace E. Sutton, h/w to Allen Li Grimes, h/w to David F. solve them. Bob, with his many S/D Stanley J. Thompson and W. Hower and Elsie L. Hower Dietzen and Sandra W. Dietzen, ROOF PAINTING - WITH GENUINE PLASTIC ROOF COATING years of carpeting experience, Edna I. Thompson, h/w to How- h/w SS $9.00. h/w to David F. Dietzen and v personally supervises all carpet ard C. Herger and Lillian A. Lot 22 Blk 25, ROYAL PALM Sandra W. Dietzen, h/w SS $48. sales, installations, and clean- Merger, h/w SS $418.50. YACHT AND COUNTRY CLUB Lots 34, 35, 36 and 37, Blk INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINTING - BEST LATEX AND ACRYLICS ing. Stop by and see him today Lot 9, Blk 2, MONTEZ GAR- S/D Eleaora M. Weh, joined by 1, BEL MARRA Morris Rosen DENS Wright Homes, Inc. to her husband Robert M. Weh to and Sarah L. Rosen, h/w to Jo- Carmen P. Davanzo and Lor- Gilmore G. Bradford and Lo- seph M. Cappadona and Dor- PRESSURE CLEANING - LATEST EQUIPMENT PERKINS RUG Co. etta Ann, h/w SS $70.20. meta Bradford, h/w SS $196.50 othy A. Cappadona, h/w SS Lot 1 Blk 10, TUNISON Lot 10, Blk 16, BOCA WOODS $43.20. RUST REMOVAL AND PREVENTION with MR. NO-RUST Soles - Installation - Cleaning PALMS SEC. 2 Crosby W, Al- Karl F. Wilson and Evelyn Wil- Lot 14, Blk 26, UNIT VIII 5501 N. Federal Hwy, ley and Frances M. Alley, h/w son, his wife to Raymond Fern- BOCA RATON SQUARE Clar- to C. Frederick Schael and Sue gren and Jacqueline Ferngren, ence E. B. Senholzi; Ethel R. MEMBER OF BOCA RATON and DELRAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Boca Baton-395-1337 E. Schael, h/w SS $73.50. his wife SS $11.40. Sanholzi, h/w joining to J. Lynn Lot 9, Blk 4, BOCA WOODS Lot 18, Blk 11, UNIT III BOCA Pflug II and Jean C. Pflug, h/w RATON SQUARE William F. SS $85.50. Brand and Geneveive M. Brand, Lot 20, Blk 1, ROYAL PALM BRATTON ROOF & WALL COATING CO. h/w to Thomas N. Wade SS YACHT AND COUNTRY CLUB f (Formerly Rox Roof & Wall Coating Co.) $64.50. S/D Herbert L. Rice and Ther- BOCA RATON Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, Blk 3, esa E, Rice, h/w to William 7300 N. FEDERAL, BOCA RATON P. B. FARMS CO. PLAT 11 E. Glover and Mary E. Glover A. W. Glisson and Geneveive h/w SS $73.50. to serve you better Glisson, h/w and Bart E. Sul- Lot 14, Blk 1, VARISITY livan and Opal A. Sullivan, h/w HEIGHTS Oscar E.Myerscough 395-F482 - 278-3239 and William R. Stradler to Ca- and Emmy A. Myerscough, h/w sa Development Corp. SS $30. to George W. Petruff and Nor- Lots 5, 7 and 8, Blk 2, P.B. eer Petruff, h/w SS $51.00. FARMS CO. PLAT #11 A. W. Lot 5, Blk 49, BOC \ RATON FLORIDA STATE Glisson and Geneveive Glisson, SQUARE UNIT 15 Boca Land h/w and Bart E. Sullian and Developments, Inc. to Elwood Opal A., h/w to Casa Develop- C. Jones and Dorothy C. Jones, ment Corp. SS $22.50. his wife SS $16.50. Lot 14, and W 1/2 of Lot 15, • Lot 2, Blk 8, BOCA RATON See Boca Raton's VISION SERVICE SQUARE UNIT HI Al- Blk A-3, UNIVERSITY PARK COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES Al- bert R. Groll and Katherine fred J. McCabe and Joan Mc- Groll, h/w to Edward J. Mere- MOST BEAUTIFUL MODEL HOMES Cabe, his wife to Samuel F. dith and Lois J. Meredith, his 601 S. Federal Hwy. Clark and Ann F. Clark h/w wife SS $10.20. SS $108.00. Lot 18, Blk 7, BEL MAR- Lot 63, Blk 1, ROYAL PALM RA Boca Home Sites, Inc. to Ralph T. and Jollne Quaken- 391-2920 bush, husband and wife SS Associates $16.80. WO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Lot 5, Blk 17, less S 1 ft WINFIELD PARK UNIT tf2 Har-

-•>*£&**'•' Open Friday Evenings til 7:30 p.m. ry M. Riegier and Leona V. will install Riegler, his wife to William A. V---.vi.4i- «s. New officers will be Before the 1967 war YEGLA§§ES installed Dec. 12 by the closed the Suez Canal, Associates Division of two - thirds of the wa- EMERGENCY SERVICE * LATEST FRAME the Boca Raton Board of terway's revenue came FASHIONS FOR ENTIRE FAMILY * LICENSED Realtors. from oil tankers. Now, The division's annual with many more tank- FILL-ALL EYEGLASS PRESCRIPTIONS * SAFETY installation banquet for ers of more than 100,- CLASSES • NEWEST SUNGLASS STYLES 1969 officers and exe- 000 tons deadweight) HALLMARK B¥ MODEL IN 3 VERSIONS cutive committee mem- (too big for the canal) 3364 WEST BROWARD BLVD., FORT LAUDERDALE 587-7075 bers, will be held at conducting the oil trade the Boca Raton Hotel around the Cape of Good and Club. They are: Jack Hope, a reopened Suez Murray, chairman; Bud Canal may lose most of I31O X 37.0 Hayhurst, vice chair- this revenue. t2O X H* man, and Imogene Eid- son, secretary-treasurer. , Use the Classifieds EXCLUSIVE IN FLORIDA Members of the executive committee are BUY - BUILD - SELL PRIVATE COUNTRY CLUB MEMBERSHIP Chuck Higgs, Clyde SHANNON REALTY, Inc. Hamblin and Ed Hill. Realtor The Associates Divi- Complete Service sion includes 192 mem- Property Management M BEDROOMS, BEDROOMS, bers in the Boca Raton 330 E. Palmetto Pk. Kd. 2 BATHS, From *21,i 3 2 BATHS, From area. 391-2444 391-1984 IN BOCA RATON DeMARCO-BUILT HOMES Luxury size One and Two Bedroom Condominium CARRY A FULL 5-YEAR GUARANTEE ^ Apartments on your own private 18 hole Championship Golf Course. Everyone Loves A All Structural Materials & Workmanship ^~~d

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S n he highlight of A solo Festival WHY Privacy end Unspoiled ^ t f "° ~ ' refra.hin9 "<**. setting far satisfy^ rr^ °nta9e pr°Vide George Bernard framework for Oscar are Robert Britton, Ma- DIDN'T Inf al l!v con McCalman, Brad- Our furnished apartment? °™ '"9- Shaw's "Arms and the Straus' comic opera, Efficient r v _ ™ ! °r; f" ««f- Man" and Jean-Baptiste "The Chocolate Sol- ford Wallace, David Oa ; ing s Peterson and C. David I THINK JSPaZam w/lh Moliere's "The Misan- dier." f Ceo Colson. °nd estate properties '• r "'"" ° ° "' -aterwey thrope," two brilliant Equally hilarious is COn 9e in fhe TO B««*-ng features n^de " ° Sky." comedies whose themes Moliere's "The Mis- Traveling on its third b swimmins of love and war are as anthrope." Written 200 annual education en- -- beochan d :£:t;z:: d:2' ^ vital today as they were years earlier, the com- richment tour of Flor- CHECK ida, the Asolo Theatre 3/2 - 2800 square feet when they were written, edy remains as timely Close to F.A.U., Private Schools Polo will spark the four-day in its uproarious wit Festival also offers ma- MY Asolo Theatre Festi- as the deceptions which tinee performances free Field 2 Golf Courses and the Country to students under super- Club.'12,000 square feef lots - some on the val, opening Dec. 18, at color today's headlines. POLICY it Royal Poinciana Play- Moliere chose as his vision of directors of wafer. And .... house. hero, a lawyer totally secondary education and language arts supervis- INSURE WITH "DAY" Sponsored by produc- dedicated to an unswer- is; ers Frank J. Hale and ing loyalty to the truth. ors. Offering workshops BE SURE TOMORROW! NO CITY TAXf S! 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For the turn of the century, Florida when the fall instance, our entrance is more like a the play directed Shaw's quarter ends Dec. 16. Outstanding 2 and 3 bedroom homes with large country club ... our surroundings, rapier-sharp wit at the Candidates are: Di- family room and patio. Among its many extras like a park. human foibles of ro- anne Munyer, bachelor are included: Central heat and air, self cleaning mance and conflict. Set of arts; Robert Padec- oven, dishwasher, disposal, carpeting. Split bed- Mere words cannot describe the beau- in Bulgaria in the late ky Jr., bachelor of sci- room arrangement, 2 car garage, sprinkler system ty so evident here - come see tor 19th Century, the plot ence in journalism; and and landscaped grounds. revolves around the John R. Wiegman, bach- $28,900 and $29,900 yourself and you too will realize how daughter of an Army of- elor of arts in education. "SPECIAL" we are. 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With disposable pa- VEGETABLE per in the picture, it BEAN saves time and frustration for the hostess with CHIGKEH NOODLE a quick - change sched- ule and becomes the MUSHROOM Crunch bar, the luncheon smorgasbord, the CHIX i RICE tea tray and the inevita- ble eggnog center. It's a great spot for a stand- CRACKSN'GOOD 2 fHB. BOXES ing array of the traditional cakes, cookies LIMIT THREE WITH S3 ORPER 811 H8RE LIMIT ONE WITH $3 ORDER OR WOKE EXCLUDING CIGARETTES and sweets as well as EXCLUDING CIGARETTES T1NES_4S a "stay for supper" CRACKIN'GOOD DIP CHIPS OR THRIFTY MAID event. BEECHNUT OR GERBER STRAINED «| A pleasant menu TWIN PACK change from the big bird POTATO CHIPS is Chicken Fanfare, a BABY FOODS APPLE SAUCE kind of pot-au-feu dish, that's easy to make but 6AM simply sumptous. 4 0Z. I LIMIT THREE Choice chicken parts GLASS WITH $3. ORDER are browned in oil, then OR MORE EXCLUDING CIGARETTES? simmered until tender UNO 0' SUNSHINE in a blessing of mushroom soup. @ Color, flavor and bite FROZEN enhancers are provided SHOW WHITE CHEF BOY-AR-DEE by baby sliced toma- WITH CHEESE toes, tiny onions, mushrooms and stuffed CAULIFLOWER e olives0 Made ahead, the dish can be frozen in 1314 01. WITH SAUSAGE 8§ paper containers, plac- 9 OZ. FROZEN MORTON ed in the freezer, for nearly a month. HONEYBUNS 4/$1.0© Chicken Fanfare goes FOR ^well with fluffy white SUPERBRAND SHERBET OR rice, green asparagus spears and a tangy salad: Holiday Sparkle ICE CREAM Mold.' The gem-like gel- LIMIT ORE WITH S3 ORDER OR MORE EXCLUOIHG CIGARETTES atin mold should be set . t!.S. M0.1 WHITE If! M A< a day in advance of service but the vegetables ^-^ 84 0Z. DETERGENT are last minute, con- POTATOES 149 venience - quick. While the chicken dish 20 LB. BAG 88° 20 OZ. FROZEN W-D BEEF BURGERS OR BEEF -ds thawing and heating, HARVEST FRESH JUICY FLORIDA wput on boil-in-the-bag- STEAKETFES.18 rice, fix canned aspar- ORANGES8LBBAG-iS 10 0Z ASTOR FROZEN SPECKLE BUTTER agus and unmold the sal- HARVEST FRESH PACK OF 9 CRISP ad onto a decorator pa- BEAHS 5/S1.60 per plate. Make it grand MACINTOSH APPLES .58 10 0Z FROZEN LIBBY CREAM STYLE CORN OR with an upturned pa- HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA JUMBO per cup for the plate PEAS ...3/.4S standard. Mound rice, CELERY2/.2S 6 0Z. FROZEN LIBBY garnish with red pi- HARVEST FRESH ALL PURPOSE ORANGE JUICES/S1J0 miento and ring with APPLES S LBBAG-BS bright green parsley. HARVEST FRESH (FOR BOILING OR MASHING) WHITE U.S. CHOICE •Use one oval platter for "BRANDS the rice and arrange POTATOES 5 LB .BAG .Si asparagus on another,, Bring out the coffee pot and the steaming chicken dish and guests go for LIMIT ONE WITH S3 ORDER OR MORE EXCLUDING CIGARETTES themselves. LYKES SUGAR CREEK And the hostess, es- BONELESS FULL CUT pecially if there are la- SKINLESS ter drop - in guests, ^tosses away dinner dish ROUND STEAK worries, stores left ov- WIENERS er foods and sets a paper buffet prettily for WESTERN CORN FED the next go-round. Chicken Fanfare CENTER CUT 1/2 cup all purpose flour 1/2 teaspoon salt ~ 1/8teaspoon pepper ™ 5 chicken breasts, cut in half LB. LB. 10 chicken legs, cut OSCAR MAYER ALL BEEF OR ALL MEAT at thigh U.S. CHOICE TOP ROUND STEAK OR 1/4 cup salad oil LB.6S 2cans (10 1/2ounc- WIENERS SIRLOIN TIP Siie es each) cream of FIRST CUT CHOPS OR COUNTRY STYLE ALL MEAT STEW OR GROUND 1 mushroom soup DIRR'S GOLD SEAL CHUCK 2 /2LBPKG$1J8 2 cans (14 1/2 ounc- LEAN GROUND es each) sliced ba- BACK BONES LB. by tomatoes ROLL SAUSAGE BEEF 3LB.PKG.$1.48 0 1 teaspoon marjoram 1 LB. QUICK FROZEN W-D BRANS BEEF 1 can (6 ounces) PKG. QUARTER PORK LOIN SLICED INTO sliced mushrooms drained COPELAND SLICEO COOKED OR BAKED (8 OZ. PKG.) STEAKETTES 1/2 cup sliced pi- miento stuffed HAS* .is olives VACUUM PACK SLICED Combine flour, salt #and pepper. Coat chicken with flour mixture. BOLOGNA Heat oil in a large aluminum dutch oven. Add 1LB. LB.PKG. chicken and brown it. PKG. 49° Remove chicken and pour off oil. Combine soup, tomatoes, and marjoram. Pour into dutch oven. Add chicken. Cover and sim- .mer for 1 hour. Skim OPEN EVERY SUNDAY 9 a.m. to S p.in. poff fat, if necessary. Add mushrooms, onions CAMINO REAL A and olives. Simmer for S.W. 3rd AVIMUE 15 minutes or until CAMINO REAL SHOPPING CENTER chicken is tender. Serve over hot rice. Makes 10 servings. 25 B Aoartments for Rerif 10B BOCA RATON NEWS Sundoy, Dec. 8, 1968 5 B Personals 10 C Help, Male or Female 15 A Miscellaneous Sale 15 A Miscellaneous Sale :25 B• Apartments for Rent Qualified 4th Grade HEADBOARD, , MAT- BABY CARRIAGE - can Efficiency nicely fur- XHflr "Lady likes to learn nished. Jordan Manor. Spanish in exchange of Teacher Fo r St. Joan TRESS, BOX SPRINGS. be converted into car VILLAS OF BOCA Public Notices Public Notices of Arc Catholic School. $20. Call 391-0680. bed. Used only 3months 101 N.W. Pine Circle. Efficiencies, apart- German/ write Boca Ra- 395-4567. November 20, 1968 ton Hotel and Club, Full time Jan 2nd to LAWSON SOFA and swi- $20. 395-0576. ments and villas. TV, Housekeeping - Uta" June 6th. Call 395-4288 vel chair good condition. Roll ends of newsprint HAMPSTEAD VILLAGE air and heat. Private NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING or after 3 p.m. call 395- Call 391-1676 after 5 such as used for this APTS. beach and dock. Chil- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Board of Adjust- FREE 3550. PM. paper, 8£ alb.Ideal and 660 GLOUCHESTER ST. dren welcome. Daily Ir ment of the City of Boca Raton, Florida, will hold a Public cheap for drawing; lin- COMPUTER DATING CONTEMPORARY NORTH BOCA RATON. weekly rates Call 395- Hearing at 7:30 P.M., in the City Hall, 201 West Palmetto INFORMATION Use News Classified ing drawers, wrapping, 5220. Park Road, on Monday, December 9, 196S, to consider argu- FURNITURE like new. Deluxe furnished apt. 1 25 C Houses for Rent 399-2481 etc. In 30 and 36 inch ments for and against the petition of MR. DAN DORAN for a 10 D Situations Wanted Beige sectional daven- Bedrm 11/2 baths, w/w 3 bedroom, 2 bath home variance of five (5) feet to the side yard setback in order to widths. carpeting. Season only. construct a laundry room to an existing motel located on the GATEWAY Secty. both social and port $100. Cocktail ta- Boca Raton News with family room, com- following described property: NATURAL FOODS business exp. Heavy ble, end table and lamp 395-8300 For rent furnished du- pletely furnished, cen- background including table $75. Table lamp tral heat and air, close Lots 26 and 27, Block 1, Boca Raton Riviera, Natural, Vitamins & Turn - A- Bed SOFA. plex apartment, 2 bed- Unit "D" as recorded in Plat Book 20, Page Minerals Organically stocks and bonds. Good $20 Call 391-2137. Never used 84" wide room 2 bath. Air con- to beach. Will accom- 63 of the Public Records of Palm Beach County grown, dried fruit. Di- shorthand. Know all Fla. 2 window air condition- royal blue and black da- ditioned - radiant heat, modate two couples. Florida. etetic Foods & Vegeta- areas. Good driving ers $40 each. 1 por- mask print. Opens into color T.V. $400 per Available December ble Juices. record. Bonded. Eve. table sewing machine, twin beds. Cost $350 month December 15th thru April - $3,000/,m 326 E. Atlantic Blvd. 395-9264. like new $30. Shetland Sacrifice $225 call 391- to April 15th. Call 395- call 395-3475. ^ Pompano 941-8120 15 A Miscellaneous Sale Electric floor waxer and 0370. 1151. Brand New CHANDELIER import- rug cleaner $15. Car- Boca Beach Duplex Only the Finest in used NEAR CAMINO GAR- TIC TOG Private ed crystal, 5 lights $95. pet sweeper and pull DENS. 799 SW 4th Ave. POOL AND SAUNA. Un- Call 395-5017. lamp $5 each. 395-2078 Furniture, China School. Infants to 7 Glass, Silver, Antiques, Sunny 1 bedrm f urn. apt. furnished 2 Bedrm, 2 years. Open all year, 2 Modern Living Rrc WE NEED SOME ROOM pictures, lamps, etc. privacy. Walk to shops. bath. No children. M.E. c 273 N.W. 15th St. Boca Chairs, Beige and Red Available Jan 1st $295 IS Vacuum cleaner $7, Reasonable prices. Season $1500 or less. w 3QS-5044 $45 for Both call 391- large fan $7, trailer $77, 946-0599. Mo. on yearly lease. 5 0 Instructions, Tutoring Cash for your Don't- Call 399-1969 or 399- 8 2137. milk can $7, riding needs. Look for yellow ATTRACTIVE Experienced teacher CRANE Pink Porcel- lawn mower $177, um- cottage. Open Daily 10 EFFICIENCY 8384. •••W • N.E +J will tutor mathematics ain Bath Basin with Children & Pets wel- c - Private or group ses- brella to clamp on $7, to 5. Phyllis Antique 1 block from beach and CO Chrome Mixer Faucet. hand lawn mower $7, & Thrist Shop, 5307 N. shopping. Quiet area 2 come central air con- sions 395-3048. Like new. Half Price. 2 bags 10-66 $7, rotary Fed. Hwy., Next to. blocks from Boca line ditioning and heating, READING SPECIALIST plus pool. Proposal Call 395-6321. mower $27, 2 wheel bi- Deerfield Bowling in Deerfield Beach, $1,- will tutor students with cycle small $17, sta- Lanes. 399-0531. 800 from Jan. 15 to 4 Bedrm. 2Bath-unfurn. reading problems. Call Hammond M3 organ at 3 Bedrm. 2 Bath-unf urn. less than 1/2 price, tion wagon mats $17, 15 B Musical Instruments April 30, call 399-8800. A more detailed and true copy of the petition is on file in the 395-2842, ^ camping trailer nearly Efficiencies-Furnished office of the Planning and Zoning Director, City Hall Annex, good condition. $495. NEW CARIBBEAN gui- 799 S. W. 4th Ave. Professional 399-7992. new $377, excellent fi- tar and carrying case. 71 North Federal Highway, Boca Raton, Florida. berglass boat, elect Cheery, private, near All ages. All problems. NEVER BEEN USED everything. $1500 fur- CITY OF BOCA RATON M.I.T. 1943 Honor Grad. SWAP SHOP — start motor, tilt trailer $40. Call 395-9416. nished. Season 946-0599 2800 N. Fed. ft PLANNING AND ZONING DEPARTMENT Harold Selleck 395-3303 Every Sat. & Sun. Buy- $477, large gas heater m ers, 25 cents — Deal- $47, large Chrysler V HAMMOND ORGAN B2 mornings. Boca Raton Walter R. Young 5 E Schools 8 Camps 391-0083 anytime Walter R. Young ers, $2.00. Thunderbird marine engine $1,077, with separate 40 watt VA BLOCKS TO Boca Palm Day School. Drive-in Theater, 3121 roll fiberglass $77, 3 Leslie speaker was $3,- Director Children 21/2 to 6 yrs. BOCA BEACH SEASONAL RENTAL W. Sunrise Blvd., Ft. quarter finished (6 300. Sell for $995. Call Private extra large res- 3/3 RESIDENCE in Bo- PUBLISH: November 26, 1968 and December 8, 1968 Half Day - Full Day. Lauderdale, 583-8724. sleeper) camping trail- 399-7992. FURNISH PROOF OF PUBLICATION idential efficiency. ca Raton Estate Section. 395-3698. Lie. & Ins. er $177, 9 blade greens- Completely supplied. 10 A Help'Female LOWERY ORGAN with GUITAR AMPLIFIER Rent from now until any- AOC, looks like new. mower $177, edger $57, for sale. Fender deluxe TV, Heat/Air. Til Jan. time in April $5,000.00 DEPENDABLE woman Cost new $1995. Will large water pump $77, reverb. Foot pedal, fuzz 30. 395-3226. November 20, 1968 to do housework full day sell for $995. Phone outdoor low voltage tone. Like new, $200. Thursday each week. lights $77, axel and 2 TIARA EAST NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 399-7992. after 5 PM call 395- Deerfield Beach lovely CARLBN Call 391-1082. tires $37, portable gen- 6357. ; Appraisal; & Realty, Inc.{ TECHNICOLOR MOVIE erator $177, TV or condominium apt, 1 lth i NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Board of Adjust- WAITRESS EVES. ON- ment of the City of Boca Raton, Florida, will hold a Public CAMERA in Original stero sliding door cab- WURLITZER PIANO for floor. Ocean front. Fur- 450 E- Palmetto Pk. Rd. Hearing at 7:30 P.M., in the City Hall, 201 West Palmetto LY. Full time and part Cartons, Like New. At Sale Spinet Type Full nished 1 Bedrm. 11/2 Boca Raton 399-4440 Park Road, on Monday, December 9, 1968, to consider argu- time. Call 391-1333. inet $17, Malibu 12V WE BUY AND SELL ments for and against the petition of WRIGHT HOMES, INC. less than half price. lights $7.77 while they Keyboard. Excellent Baths. Utilities furn. Good, Clean, Used Home for a variance of four (4) feet to the rear yard setback in or- Mature lady to care for Call 942-9273. last - 24 ft. Owens boat condition, $450 Call Heated pool, putting Furnishings. Try Us First der to construct a residence on the foUowing described proper- 3 girls from 2 to 5 PM 395-1533. green, shuffleboard, Call 942-1042 ty: GERT's a gay girl ^. hull with hole $77, large 5 days a week. Boca ready for a whirl after boys bicycle $17, stain- ORGAN - Thomas recreation bldg. Avail- DUKE Lot 6, Block 3, Montez Gardens as recorded in Square area. Call 391- cleaning carpets with less steel tanks $37, sistorized. Malibu mod- able Dec. 1st to April HOME FURNISHINGS Plat Book 26, Page 29 of the Public Records of 2214. 2-6 gallon outboard gas el. Original price over 1st. 399-7307. 2301 North Dixie Hwy. Palm Beach County, Florida. Blue Lustre. Rent elec- CASHIER, Must be High tric shampooer $l.B.el- tanks 77 7 £ large fan $1400 now $695. Call 1 BEDRM EFFICIENCY Pompano Beach School Graduate — Ov- zer Hardware, 3198 N. blades 770 each, Val- 399-7992. Apt. Close to town, er 18 years of age. In- Fed. Hwy., Boca Raton, voline special motor oil RENT AN ORGAN ~ everything furnished BOCA quire at Lindsley Lum- 395-2120. 77(5, auto battery, start- OR PIANO adults $100 per week DELIVERY er, generator $7 each, ber Co. 1850 N. Fed. ESTATE ANTIQUES ONLY $2 A WEEK Weekly, monthly or sea- DOOR TO DOOR Hwy., Boca Raton 395- gas tank $7 also need FREE LESSONS AND sonal. Call 395-4737. SEVERAL " ESTATES a working partner with HAULING 2026. just in! Also shipments EXCLUSIVE 2 BEDROOM complete- General office work. from Cape and West $25,000 cash to help me WURLITZER HOBBY ly furnished apt. for long 399-2811 • 395-1563$ Part time. Some book- Coast. Furniture Ga- sell some of our trade- COURSE season - near shopping keeping, call 395-4141 lore! Rugs and Bric-a- ins - All rental applies if you & beach, air/heat, w/w ...5H TOP your between 10-4 PM. brac. Antique World, DAY'S TRACTOR & buy. Your choice of Any carpeting. Call 395- ORIIHTAtor NEED MONEY? 4209 N. Federal Hwy MOWER CENTER New Wurlitzer. 4198 after 5 PM, Pompano Beach. RODERICK PIANOS- CHINESE RUGS « SELL AVON CALL278- 170 N.W. 13 St. Boca EXECUTIVE APTS. 4972. ORGANS HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR Foot of Datura (119) BVTRACOASTAL OLD OR NEW ORIENTALS FULL TIME housekeep- SERVICE DIRECTORY 832-3858 FURNISHED 1 BED- er. Live in or out. Sal- 3W-2O90 ESS3 Proposal Lillian Merz 395-7089 ROOM APTS. One block ary open. Call 395-2260. AIR CONDITIONING CLOCKS Boca Raton from Boca Raton Hotel *••»' A more detailed and true copy of the petition is on file in the RETIRED LADYwish- tedders air cond. Resi- OLD CLOCKS Cleaned Open Mon. and FriwTil and Club, overlooking office of the Planning and Zoning Director, City Hall Annex, ing part time, .work in dential, Commercial Oiled and regulated. 9 PM Royal Palm Yacht and 71 North Federal Highway, Boca Raton, Florida. kitchen and work with Central & Room, Arcade 391-2868. 15 D Pets for Sale Country Club. Seasonal children 5 hour day 5 Electronic, 20 29 NW 2nd ENTERTAINMENT" Kittens looking for & yearly. MODELS CITY OF BOCA RATON Ave., 395-4611. OPEN DAILY 10 AM-5 PLANNING AND ZONING DEPARTMENT days weekly. Call 395- MAGICIAN friendly home. 2 Blacks 7071. PM 1075 Spanish River Tom Myers is back in SPECIALIZING IN -1 grey with white paws Walter R. Young 395-7652 after 6. Road. EXPERT Walter R. Young EXPERIENCED SEAM- town - call him at CHILDREN'S AND Director STRESS or will train. CENTRAL AIR CONDI- 15 E Pets. Grooming & Board BOGA'S Newest & fin- GUTTERING ADULT PARTIES. Call est Annual rental Apart- 1 PUBLISH: November 26, 1968 and December 8, 1968 Good working condi- TIONING CO. PUPPIES FOR SALE SERVICE FURNISH PROOF OF PUBLICATION tions. Top salary. Cen- The South's Largest 395-2235 anytime. ments, unfurn., 1 bed- Grooming & Supplies room, 11/2 bath, and Any type gutter & down- trally located. Apply in Fedder's Dealer HOME IMPROVEMENT PET BOARDING spouts made to order & person or call for ap- 395-2233 Florida Rooms, Car- Air Conditioned 2 bedroom, 2 bath. Lat- installed. 22 years ex- Rates Classified pointment. H & M IN- If No Answer ports — Patios — Awn- MARMACK est GE kitchen R/C air perience — 13 years in 3 12' 276-7494. ings — Porches — Kit- cond. W/W carpeting, So. Florida. Estimates Lines Day. Bays Days Days Days* Call TERIORS 85 E. Palmet- 7598 N. Fed. 4 1.20 3.36 5.76 7.92 10.56 to Rd. Boca. Call 391- ALTERATIONS chens — Additions — Screened Patios, Pool. at no obligation. 5 1.50 4.20 7.20 9.90 13. JO 15 G Merchandise Wanted Adults, no Pets, model 6 1.68 4.60 7.92 10.80 14.40 395-8300 1000. R. C. Bennett Storm Panels. Phone 278-0721 7 1.96 5.46 9.24 12.60 16.80 395-4884. John E. Feld- WANTED PIANO AS open for inspection. 331 8 2.08 5.76 9.60 12.96 17.28 Experienced manicurist Ladies & Men's alter- 9 2.34 0.48 10.80 14.56. 19.44 man. . GIFT for migrant Sun- SW 8th St. 395-5779* 10 2.50 6.90 11.40 15.30' 20.40 399-6719 - Excellent opportunity ations. 1821-B NE 25th day School. Tax deduc- II 2.75 7.59 12.54 16.83 22.44 and working conditions. St., Pomp. 942-5414. PIANO TUNING SEASONAL 12 2.H8 7.92 12.96 18.36 24.48 —JEQ&SHHHHHHH tible. University Baptist 13 8.58 14.04 19.89 26.52 Apply in person. Ask for OVER 50 YEARS Each '60 FALCON panel Alterations - fast serv- Church. Call 395-1064 Rental!! Addicional Mr. Augustine. Park Experience Mr. Farah. •Line .2-4 .66 1.0J) 1.53 2,04. truck. New tires. Good Ave. Beauty & Wig Sa- ice. Pick up and deliv- Harry S. Holmes Boca Verde East - com- condition. Call 395-9416 ery. Phone Polly - Bo- Tuner-Technician 15 H Boats-Motor or Sail pletely furnished 2 bed- '56 RAMBLER station lon, 103 Royal Palm Rd., Boca Raton. ca Raton 391-1896. Call 278-2651 Have your Boat, Marine room 2 bath ground floor waton. Inspected - New ARE U FUSSY Creative 8 AM to 6 Daily Hardware etc. TEFLON apt. Screened patio fac- DEADLINE tires - Clean. $150. Call 10 B Help Male Sat. 8 AM to 1 Coated. 395-9416. Full or part time cus- dressmaking and alter- es south Professionally TUESDAY EDITION ations 399-4038. REPAIRS '__ '_ Boca Tackle Shop decorated & draped - Mondays, 10:00 A.M. '68 Firebird V8 automa- todian apply P. O. Box PICTUREFRAMING 663 Boca Raton. REPAIR '- ALL Types 395-0969 Wall/wall carpeting. tic console radio/heat- Dressmaking and alter- Self cleaning oven - F/F THURSDAY EDITION er power steering. Like ations specializing in Formica Cabinets - you 16' LAPSTRAKE BOAT. 30 Day Refund or Wanted junior or senior name it - I do it 942- Good fishing boat. $50 refrigerator with ice- Exchange Privilege Wednesdays, 10:00 A.M. new $2495 399-2986 or High school student, 2 fine detail work. Call 391-1068. .1671. _____ call 395-9416. maker. Central vacuum SUNDAY EDITION 278-2551. afternoons and Satur- system. No children or SCHERTLE Fridays, 10:00 A.M. days, Must have trans- AWNINGS ~ All Types - Repairs, 17' LAPSTRAKE boat, ART GALIERY '65 Chevrolet Belair Formica work, Cab- 35 hp Evenrude and pets. Heated swimming wagon V8 auto trans, portation. Call 395- ALUMINUM OR FIBER- pool. Lessee must be 540 S. FED. 0664. inets, you name it - trailer. Electric start. radio / heater, power GLAS stock inventory I do it. 942-1671 approved. For appoint- OMPANO BEACH ... 843-5450 FULLTIME help wanted. sale -HUGE DISCOUNT 2/5 gal. gas tanks. Evin- ment call HARRY GRIF- steering and brakes. ROOFING rude cruise controls. Luggage rack. $1095. Golfcourse mainten- - While they last 395- $200 firm. 395-9416. FITHS, Associate. Dear Advertiser: 399-2986 or 278-2551. ance. Knowledge of 0059. GUARANTEED ROOF WEIR REALTORS 25 A Rooms for Rent Please Check Your equip, preferred, prev- ART LESSONS REPAHRS Weir Plaza Bldg. 855 S Fed. Hwy Adsl '66 Lemans 2 dr hard- Room Available inlove- Boca Raton Ph: 395-4000 top V8 radio & heater, ious experience not nec- 1 day leak repair ser- Our advertisers are essary. Apply at Boca PRIVATE ART LES- vice Ph: 278-0721 ANY ly home for Bible Con- very important to us, power steering, factory Raton Country Club 7601 SONS COCO HERSHEY TYPE ROOF ference People. Close air. Excellent cond. $1,- 395-1268. DO YOU HAVE A PROBLEM? and that's why we Country Club Blvd.,., • TV ANTENNAS ~ to Auditorium, 395-1185 Come in and discuss it with us — If our equip- carefully proofread 695 399-2986 or 278- AUTO PARTS 2551. One MECHANIC and one TV Color Svc, Antennas HOTEL ROOM Twin ment will help solve each Classified Ad to Car, Truck & Tractor installed, TV repaired Beds, Private Bath and Your Problem, make sure it's print- One owner '65 Chevro- SERVICE ATTEND- 1 ANT. Apply Royal Palm Parts Fast! D&M Auto Bring your TV & watch Entrance, Convenient to We // be pleased to rent it to you; If we can't ed just the way you let Impala 4 door V8 Parts, Dick Heidgerd, everything. 395-0398. furnish the equipment, We'll do our best to want it. We have a automatic radio/heater, Gulf, 1 East Camino it repaired same day Real - 395-2712. 220 S. Dixie, 395-2412 service. CROWN TV 25 B Apartments for Rent help you get it. large volume opeiv power steering, power 133 NE 2nd Ave. Deer- ation. Errors will oc- brakes, factory air, tilt STOCKMAN PORTER COLOR SERVICE CEN- Brand new 1 bedrm apts. TAYLOR RENTAL CENTER 48 HOUR WEEK. All bene field Beach. 399-8220, TER 1140 E. Hills- cur in content and wheel. $1295 399-2986 Central air conditioning 7962 N. Fed. Hwy., Fifth Ave. Shopping Plaza classification. If you or 278-2551. fits. Apply State Liquors BUILDING boro. Deerfield. 399- carpeting and applianc- (formerly Browns) 45 S. RESIDENTIAL and 2.594. • es. Annual lease $140 BOCA RATON find an error in your 67 RED SUZUKI 55 cc MORE THAN 600 ITEMS ad or if it's omitted Federal Hwy. Boca. COMMERCIAL New TAYLOR month. Only 3 Available. step-thru like new - on- MacLaren & Anderson and you notify us the ly 600 miles. Loaded UNSKILLED. Will teach Construction, Altera- EXCELLENT TAILOR 395-1877 first day of such an tions and additions. Call Inc. 135 E. Palmetto Pk. with extras. $175. Call you the job. Paid vaca- -All kinds of Ladies & Rd., 395-1333. error, we will be re- 395-7542 after 5 PM. tion. Company benefits. 395-5080 or 943-6126. Men's Alterations . . , sponsible and cor- Wehrwein Constr., Inc. 5 A Lost & Found No phone calls please. 'Barton & Miller Clean- APT ON OCEAN 1 FABULOUS 1< SALE rent it promptly. If Apply Zonolite Div. W, CAMERA SERVICE! ers •% Laundry, 2600 you do not notify us REWARD Bedrm. at Cove Beach NEONS 2966-4314 sibility is yours. In ter 395-0162. Passports photos. The MARIGOLDS 49<£,. . ,. . 2 for 50

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