KS'53-3'IL3 BIMDERY BOX 1673 sr AUJ'J3TI::S ?LA 32034 BOCA RATON NEWS Vol. 13, No. 96 Thursday, July 11, 1968 20 Pages 10 £ Planner says economy will continue growth Smith will update study in September
By JOHN THOMPSON Boca Raton's bustling econ- omy stands to become even better in the years ahead. That was the forecast this week of the city's planning con- sultant, Milo Smith of Tampa. Smith, who presented the city council with data concerned with the economy, said the record -5,205 local people are em- Long look into the past. Barely visible in the background ployed on the 6,222 jobs in the is the Boca Raton railroad station, it's long passenger plat- city, and over 300 local people form betraying a more glorious past. At least one person are employed outside the city. arrived by train last week. -Average household income here is $6,515 as compared to $4,375 elsewhere in the county. Headaches still plague -Real estate, insurance and financial activities here bring in far more money than in other nearby cities, interstate route plans -Repair and personal service The sign says "no parking this side of while, traffic southbound must converge to industries here are booming, street" but vehicles waiting in line for in- the right hand lanes to get around. Early in Headaches continued to build Maull showed particular con- and • the projection shows they spection at Delray Beach ignore it. Mean- the week police were ticketing waiting cars. Wednesday for Boca Raton city cern about the 51st Street ac- will become even better. officials concerned with access cess road, citing the vast -During the next 20 years, roads and interchanges for amount of money the city would manufacturing will increase by Delray fines motorists the coming of 1-95. have to spend on drainage. 307 per cent. But Mayor Harold V. Maull "This is just beyond the city's -Sales (trade) should in- found one bright spot during ability to pay," he said. crease by 475 per cent during a conference at Fort Lauder- the next 20 years. dale. Because of the magnitude of - -#y-1985, service and repair Inspection line ticketed "The way it appears now, the 1-95 job, the city will have activities should increase by the University Baptist Church a lengthy period in which to 230 per cent. By JIM RIFENBERG When queried if the state traf- Apparently not. The inspec- property off Camino Real won't get its cross-roads built, Maull Additional data probably will fic controller is directing tion station is located on a be affected very much," he said. He couldn't say how long. be furnished in September, when "Pull into that line over motorists to a position of vio- one-way street, Federal High- said,. The mayor said it appears he completes his survey of the there," says the traffic direc- lation, he replied: way south. At this point Federal Earlier it had appeared the now that Glades road probably central business district, Smith tor at the state auto inspection "I didn't say that. All I said is three lanes of southbound big highway might go directly will become the most heavily said. station in Delray Beach. was that there is a man working traffic with a parking lane on through the church property. traveled east-west street in the The consultant's report was But you better look closely for the inspection station out the extreme right. Since the South county city officials city after the proposed inter- delivered as a follow-up to a before you do. If the line is in there directing traffic." change is built there. the middle of the street, block- The officer said police of- inspection station is on the left, were invited to the conference similar report submitted earl- motorists must either utilize to get the latest thinking from Other interchanges are plan- ier. City officials indicated then ing traffic or violating any other ficials became a little more the state road department and ned at Palmetto Park Road and traffic rule, you may get a lenient Wednesday and instead the left lane for their long lines the federal government's 51st street. (Continued on Page 2A) ticket, of handing out tickets, "moved or park on the right and cross bureau of public roads. Monday morning more than motorists on." three lanes to the station. They learned that the city 20 drivers formed a line where Is there any solution to the The inspection station is sup- will have to build new roads they were told by the state man problem? . posedly a temporary one. crossing 1-95 at the same IBM changes mission and it cost them $1.00 each. time the highway is under con- Delray Beach Police Depart- struction to qualify for federal ment officers handed out tickets aid. to all wrong-doers regardless City plans new push of what they were told by the for Lauderdale plant state man. New radiology An officer on the Delray Plans to move its Fort Lau- uring DMson. This organi- Beach force said yesterday the. for inlet project derdale operation to Boca Raton zation is responsible for the city had been "having problems were announced yesterday by manufacture of IBM's stand- with people pulling on the left City officials plan to get the check for $50,000 with which school OK'd International Business Mach- ard line of data processing side of the road. ball rolling „.. again „,. Tues- to help make improvements to ines Corp, equipment. It operates plants "We passed out some tick- day to open the Boca Raton In- the inlet and keep it clear of Mary mount College and Beth- In announcing that the Fort in nine locations in the United ets," he said. But he declined let. sand, but the money never was esda Memorial Hospital have Lauderdale facility will change States, including Boca Raton. to say now many. City Manager Alan Alford used, and the check was return- announced the joint establish- its mission, IBM said man- The plant here will assume "We can't have people block- said the City Council would ed to the company. ment of a school of radiologi- ufacture of customized pro- responsibility for the Fort Lau- ing traffic by being in the middle rely heavily on Arvida Corp. Now, the city manager said, cal technology, the only one in duction line systems is being derdale operations. The an- of the street or forming up in to get the job done. there is some question as to Palm Beach County. phased out. Elements of the nouncement stated that "it is the wrong lane," he said, The big real estate company whether it would be better to The announcement was made company's System 360 com- expected that these operations "This whole thing wasn't owns land adjoining the inlet buy a dredge or lease one — by William F. Koch Jr., chair- puters will be manufactured will ultimately be consolidated planned out very well in the and for years has shown in- a question that will be resolved man of Bethesda Hospital gov- at Fort Lauderdale. in permanent facilities at IBM's beginning and we don't have terest in getting the inlet per- later. erning board, and Sister de la With the shift in mission, new manufacturing plant nearly enough room at that spot manently opened. The City Council probably Croix, president of Marymount the facility has become part which... is scheduled to be for the excess amount of traf- Back in the 1950s, Alford will authorize a letter to Ar- College. of IBM's Systems Manufact- constructed in Boca Raton." fic we're getting," he added. said, Arvida gave the city a vida this Tuesday night to make To be known as the Radiologic its decision official, Alford Technology School of Mary- said. mount College and Bethesda In the letter, he added, the Memorial Hospital, the school city probably will ask for the will open Sept. 1. Its course of company's cooperation needed instruction has been approved to clear the way for the im- by the American College of provement. Radiology. During a workshop session Only six students will be ac- Monday, city officials indicated cepted for the inaugural class they would ask Arvida for a with 12 students accepted every quit-claim deed to the inlet September following. Students channel and the abutting sea- will enroll at Marymount and wall on the south. must meet the college's admis- The company also will be- sion requirements. asked for maintenance ease- (Continued on Page 2A) ments on either side of the channel, which often fills with sand. New master's Alford said the city is "hope- ful" of Arvida's cooperation. Councilmen indicated they is offered would like to follow the inlet Course work toward a mas- improvement plan drawn up in ter's degree in business ad- 1960 by Per Bruun of the Uni- ministration will be offered at versity of Florida. Florida Atlantic University on That plan called for dredging, a limited basis in September, improvement and extension of Dr. R. L. Froemke, dean of north and south jetties and cre- the College of Business and ation of a sand catchment area. Public Administration announc- ed. . PUS Approval for the M.B.A.- 111111111 most recent of 12 graduate warn ^^ degrees offered by FAU-was 81; JULY•::8-id'v granted by the Board of Re- v gents in August, 1967. Uni- •'"/ HI Lo: Rain versity officials deferred its Mon. ,->.71:: .85 beginning for a year because Tues. :.8 7m1 70 None of budget restrictions. The Boca Raton Inlet.. .south bank is Little more than a pile of rubble. Wed. (Noon) 87 :•• 73 ; None 2A Thursday, July 11, 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS Five injured when Clerk fined for sale car hits utility pole Five persons requir- All listed 1675 i of beer to student ed hospital treatment 4th Ave. as their Monday after their car address. A clerk who sold beer In his defense, Lloyd hit a utility pole on west Damage to the 1967 to a minor was fined said he'd sold beer to the Palmetto Park road model vehicle was es- $75 Tuesday in Boca witness against him, a near northwest 3rd timated at $2,700. Raton Municipal Court. 20-year-old college court. Richard Wallace student, but he said the Admitted to Commun- See this man Lloyd drew the fine from customer previously ity Hospital were Mar- Judge George de Claire, had shown him a garet Kelt, 56, and Ei- when you insure who said it would have driver's license and leen Keit, 30, who suf- your car or hom< been greater except for draft card indicating he fered multiple lacera- the circumstances. was not a minor. tions and abrasions. Lloyd said he thought Released after re- the witness, who ad- ceiving treatment were Judge eases mitted buying beer many Christina Pearsall, 50, times at the food store, who had bruises; Barry BWl sentence previously had shown Keit, 4, who had a lacer- him improper identifi- ated mouth, and Allen cation papers. Keit, 3, who had X-rays A victim of cancer Patrolman Myron taken. got a break Tuesday in Yelverton, who filed the municipal court,, charge against Lloyd, View of the city, looking west from the Boca Raton Hotel and Club. Judge George de said he was passing the Claire agreed to vacate market when he noticed NICK BISHOP his previous adjudica- the witness leaving with 9 tion of guilty in the a sack that seemed to He may save you drunken driving case of contain a six -pack of New radiology school OK d Leon Davis. beer. big money Davis, the court Because the customer (Continued from Page 1) of the department of radiol- an additional educational oppor- found, needs to drive seemed young, Yelver- ogy at Bethesda Memorial Hos- tunity. J.C. MSICHELl his car to a Coral Gables ton said, he followed him Applicants must be high pital. Dr. Palmisano will direct 5th Ave. Shopping Plaza hospital to receive co- to find out what was in school graduates between the the technical aspect of the pro- BOCA RATON & SONS balt treatments,, And his the sack. ages of 18 and 35. Both men and gram, assisted by Clyde E. Economy conviction automatical- Judge de Claire noted women will be accepted. Pearce, Bethesda's chief radi- 3f 5-187F 22 S. Federal'. .395-4711 ly would have meant the that on the night in The program encompasses 30 ological technologist whose ex- (Continued from Page 1) loss of his driver's li- question, the student months of study combining both perience includes conducting they were not satisfied with it. cense. was not asked by the academic work at the college the School for Radiological Smith has delivered, several Arthritis? Aches & Pains? City Prosecutor Mal- clerk for identification, and clinical instruction and Technicians at Presbyterian installments of his master plan NIAGARA MASSAGi colm Anderson assured although he had said he work at the hospital. University Hospital, Pitts- during the last two years. The the court he'd seen sometimes was asked Successful completion of the burgh, Pa. Questions concern- final section is slated for de- You have to feel it to believe it ! documented evidence and had been refused program includes receipt of the ing college entrance require- livery in October or November. phone TERRY - days 399-6707 that Davis is taking the the privilege of buying. associate in arts degree from ments are to be addressed to City officials hope to use the evenings 395-4135 treatments and needs to Another witness, Marymount and a certificate the director of admissions, report as a guideline in zoning use his car. testifying for Lloyd, from the hospital which Marymount College. and land use. said the witness earlier qualifies the graduate to take Mayor Harold V. Maull made To Place A had shown what ap- national board examinations for In announcing the joint pro- it clear that he was not fully Airline Tickets Clas'sified Ad peared to be proper certification as a registered gram, Koch said that it will satisfied with Smith's report. 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The penalty for an arrested, and that police kTiiiMiiiiiitMiifiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiniiiiiiiiiiriiiuiitutuiiiiiiiniini, 395-1877 unauthorized fireworks merely had assumed he display was $25 Tuesday was Foster. in Municipal Court. "They took the li- Defendants in the case cense out of my pocket, F. BYRON PARKS were Brian Oates and and I was so loaded Michael S. Lineken. I didn't know what was REALTOR Linneken failed to ap- going on," Boaz said. Via Mizner pear for trial, and Judge And when he got to George de Claire order- court July 2 for trial, Royal Palm Plaza ed his $25 bond estreat- Boaz said, it didn't seem ed. Oates was fined $25 worth mentioning that he OVER 25 YEARS IN BOCA RATON after pleading guilty, was being tried under Associates Police reported they the wrong name — and the conviction went down Elmer L. D. Livaudais were bombarded with Tel.: 3.95-3700 complaints after the as a liability for Foster. Frances 6. Livaudais pair staged a beachfront In exonerating Fos- fireworks show from ter, Judge de Claire 11;15 p.m. until about ruled Boaz would have to 1:30 a.m. on July 4. pay the $150 fine and LOSE INCHES The court noted that serve ten days in jail for drunken driving and WHILE YOU RELAX! Dolls, dolls, dolls were everywhere when the cowgirl for the tallest doll; Robin Dorst, dolls Oates was placed on probation last month pay another $50 for WITH Recreation Department held its doll contest for from different lands; Wendy Gillespie, smallest after figuring in a dis- driving without a li- ) participants of the city's summer recreation pro- dolls; Julie Anne Waite, prettiest doll and the turbance at a local cense. gram Tuesday. It was a pretty hard chore, but best grouping of dolls, and Debbie Neering, most restaurant, and the Trim. No .Exercises No Rigid Diet' after hard deliberation, judges chose the winners unusual doll. judge warned Oates of Mo Steam Baths No Machines of the contest. Winners were (left) Amy Tata's his growing record and To Place A No Loss . . . No Charge possible consequences. Classified Ad "A word to the wise 399-8660 'Leaving the scene' is sufficient," the court Call 395-8300 Oruramond Bldg. OeerfieJd Driver fined after accident said. Nora McDermott was she became ill from hy- similar sum for speed- sault and battery of his : fined $30 Tuesday in pertension and high ing and ordered to at- wife, Patricia, who test- ; municipal court for blood pressure. tend traffic school. . ified he struck her on . leaving the scene of an Judge George de John Delbert Conav^ay the side of the head, I accident and failing to Claire said it appeared pleaded guilty and was bruising her ear. ! exercise due care in that the defendant would fined $100 for drunken Carter also was fined Pay the'Write'Way '• driving. have been exercising driving. $35 for being drunk. ! The penalty was lev- due care if she had David Wayne Carter Robert Ogelby drew a '. ied after a lengthy trial stopped her car after was fined $40 after be- $5 fine for illegal park- |in which the defendant becoming ill. ing found guilty of as- ing. TO KEEP MONEY MATTERS WELL IN HAND "admitted her car "con- Moreover, the court tacted" a parked ve- said, the defendant did hicle in front of a Pal- not use good judgment in metto Park Road drug leaving the drug store OPEN A CHECKING ACCOUNT store. in response to the sig- She said she left the nals of a passerby. scene in response to the In other cases, Rob- motions of a bystander, ert Lanflisi was fined Custom Made Draperies and Shades >:*> who appeared to indi- $20 and, ordered to at- cate the other car was tend traffic school. He Slipcovers • Upholstery knot damaged,, was found guilty of care- After leaving there, less driving. 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By MALCOLM JOHNSON they should stand by our sides. Quality. The Legislature, for the first All you able-bodied ladies can Catching up other loose ends time, would be allowed to au- consider yourselves part of the and obscure fragments in the thorize investment of public militia of Florida if the re- revised Constitution.- trust funds in corporate stocks vised State Constitution is rat- It won't be treason, after all, and bonds (a recommendation of Guns ified in November. to incite to riot for overthrow fiscal experts for years;) and to That's one of quite a few of state or local government. let State agencies keep tempor- little provisions, mostly good, Both House and Senate voted arily idle funds in federally- In all the furor over gun and anit-gun legis- showing murders back-to-back, it doesn't mean that were inserted in the draft to include that provision, but insured savings and loan asso- lation, we think that probably the most crucial that the practice is either common or con- with almost no public notice be- they thought better of it and ciations, as well as commer- areas are being ignored. doned; others can't understand that. fore and during its passage both backed down. cial banks. Both provisions are As an aside, consider the television indus- And so, as Christians the world over pre- through the Legislature. Wire tapping and bugging for calculated to help idle public try and the self-imposed censorship which is pare toward the end of each year for the Christ- The present Constitution evidence will be permitted, but money earn higher interest removing — or at least limiting — the display mas holiday, youngsters start asking Santa Claus makes every able-bodied male only with a search warrant rates. of violence on the video screen. In this way, for all of the newest, super-duper, spage age citizen between the ages of 18 issued for good cause by a some feel, we can avoid the confusion which weapons so that they can have a little pre- and 45 a member of the militia judge. That provision had been . The "sacred" permanent exists in young minds between make-believe tend-practice at killing and maiming their (but most of us didn't know it hung up in disagreement be- school fund would no longer be violence and the real thing. playmates. For the more traditional, guerrilla and never served,) The new pro- tween House and Senate. sacred, and perhaps not even fighting (toys are confined to knives and long- vision says simply "all able- If we get a lieutenant gover- permanent. The present C And the Saturday morning television shows range rifles instead of the newer atomic spe- bodied inhabitants" who are nor, the governor can assign stitution puts money from sale that children in some households watch hour cialities. citizens or have declared their him his duties — but the Legis- or lease of State lands into a after hour are a case in point. Once the Perhaps violence in the streets is the price intention to become citizens,, lature can prohibit assignments "permanent school" fund from family boob tube is tuned in, it often pro- we have to pay for training our children with We militiamen, and you to duties it doesn't want him which the interest may be used vides "entertainment" for toddlers through plastic weapons. In the chilling aftermath of militiawomen, won't have uni- to have. to help pay for public educa- teens. Some are capable of making the dis- the latest Kennedy assassination, it seems forms and guns (although the The Legislature in the future tion but the principal must "re- tinction between the real world and the world more rational to outlaw entirely the play weapons U.S. and State Constitutions still would be allowed to provide for main sacred and inviolate." of the sound stage; not all of them are. Some than to become hysterical over the fact that a allow firearms for the militia.) special low tax assessments for Men who drafted that pro- can understand that because the networks are duck hunter can buy a mail order shotgun. We only stand by in case of a private land used exclusively vision thought they might sup- call by our lawful officials to for non-commercial recrea- port public edupation with it, help suppress an insurrection tional purposes. This is only a but the interest wouldn't pay for Views of other newspapers or fight off an invasion. part of a more liberal recom- an hour of schooling nowadays. In these days of equal rights mendation by the Governor* s Even the $19 million "sacred" for women, it is only fair that conference on Environmental principal won't make much of a dent in the total education bill, but the revised Constitution Entrepreneurship would let it be appropriated for Japan, which has been the wonder of the in- abroad. It has troubled our relations with many expenditure. dustrial world since the end of World War II, countries, including Mexico and others in Cen- "Something to think about!" A state or county official, seems to have hit on the key to importing tral America. It is presently a source of anti- under another new provision, capitalistic enterprise without having to accept Americanism in Canada, which has long re- would forfeit his job for an colonialism along with it. In the latest appli- sented it, and in Europe, where it has assumed unexplained absence for 60 cation of this policy the Tokyo Government has the dimensions of an- economic third force. days. At present, he would have blocked Texas Instruments, Inc. from coming in Instead of trying to break through this new to be impeached (if you could with a wholly-owned manufacturing subsidiary and enlightened policy American enterprisers call the absence a "misdemean- but permitted it to set up in 50-50 partnership should, we think, accept it and use it on their or") or, in the case of minor with Sony Corp. True, the agreement allows own initiative. Japanese companies are, to their CITY EMPLOYE £ PAY ROL\~ officers, suspended by the Gov- Texas to buy out its Japanese partner after credit, reciprocating in taking the lead in in- ernor for neglect of duty. three years at the option of either party. But dustrialization in Alaska. This seems to us to Also, "permanent inability to the Japanese Government would have to approve, open many doors to the international spread of perform his official duties, is and it has given no indication it would. capital and entrepreneurship on a mutually bene- added to the grounds on which a The colonialist side-effect has historically ficial basis, Governor can suspend an offi- created frictions toward U.S.-owned enterprises —St. Louis Post-Dispatch cial. The old grounds of mal- feasance, misfeasance, neglect of duty, drunkenness and incom- The sidewalk superintendent petence still stand.
Isn't quite cricket Letters... The Boca Raton News There appears to be a little revenue from parking ticket As a garage mechanic point- welcomes letters to the thing going on at the Delray fines. Just think, a hundred ed out to me yesterday, you editor, especially on mat- cars a day at a buck a car, could have brand new lining ters of general interest Beach auto inspection station to the community. We will that isn't quite cricket. six days a week. The yearly on all four wheels or no lin- take could reduce our taxes ing on ,all four wheels.. As long; not undertake.to condense One local resident called me letters without the con- and said he thought the PD enough to dig out the Inlet. as they" stop together , you We almost had something like check out. sent of the writers, but and inspection boys had some- reasonable length is ad- thing between them. that going for us here a few No wheels are pulled on any "I was told to park in a weeks back but they moved vehicle, even thoug h a wheel vised to assure publica- line with some 20 other cars," the Inverrosa. might be ready to fall off. tion. Our only restriction he said. "When I got in the It would make more sense on content, is that letters line, a policemen walked down Most of us are being pen- to check if tie-rod ends are be free of libel and that the string of cars handing out alized on this thing anyway. tight and if bearings are in they not violate good tickets for improper parking." Anyone with an ounce of sense good shape then to worry about taste. Unsigned letters Admittedly, the parking sit- will keep his vehicle in a good headlights being a fraction of will not be published. uation with hundreds of cars state of repair, at least from an inch out of line. trying to get through inspec- a safety angle. And most of And better still, it seems tion is terrible. The whole mess us do. The few who don't are licensed inspections stations in was set up with too little plan- being made to do it. private garages would solve ning to begin with. However, a lot of problems. Any work if Delray Beach is taking ad- The headlight business is needed could be completed on On second thought vantage of a situation that can't ridiculous. Certainly, new cars the spot without the necessity be helped, the state should step coming off the assembly line of a return to the inspection in and straighten things out. have lights properly aligned. station. And if the machine is that And it wouldn't cost any more So you pay your price and critical, the difference between for the state to inspect the you get your little tag on the one passenger and five would garages to see they are per- Conversational wing-dings windshield. And on top of all make your car tilt enough to forming the job accurately than this, you pay a dollar to use be illegal. to hire all the people needed the streets of Delray Beach The brake inspection is a to run the state centers. By GUS HARWELL incremental concept." Even if somewhere in our national gov- while you wait in line. Good real farce. You are told to Florida is so far ahead of you don't know what you're ernment. deal for their city. drive onto the machine and any other state in a lot of talking about. Our country is always in need jJ& respects, it's hard to compre- THE ART of conversation Why don't we petition the state stop your car. It registers if is developing rapidly these I would gladly credit the of more menwhocanputtogeth-" for an inspection station in Boca all four wheels are not stop- hend how it can be so back- source of this marvelous bit of er impressive words without ward in others. days, I suppose, in keeping Raton? We could use the extra ping at the same time. with the complications in our word and thought, but I don't saying anything. lives. know where the original word Give it a try. I guarantee The days of one and two- list came from. The guy who you'll sound like an efficiency put it together definitely should expert or even a full-fledged Now look here syllable words are rapidly fall- bureaucrat. ing behind us in this space age. be working in the Pentagon, or Especially in the business world, there are modern words that should be used often and in More license, less freedom special combinations, to prove 0. integrated 0. management 0. options that one is up-to-date. 1. total 1. organizational 1. flexibility 2. systematized 2. monitored 2. capability By J. R. THOMPSON "Why, yes. So you did. I the public has a right to as- Like many conversational think you said something about surance that the people re- gimmicks, and like a lot of 3. parallel 3. reciprocal 3. mobility our lawmakers only opening a pairing motor vehicles are qual- writing and talking on religion, 4. functional 4. digital 4. programming My friend Flickard has some ,5, responsive 5. logic weird ideas about Florida's new Pandora's box and that we ified to do the work?" philosophy and such subjects, 5. concept should beware of the snakes "Of course." these words and combinations 6. optical 6. transitional 6. time-phase motor vehicle inspection law. 7. synchronized 7. incremental •>.-i That's why I wasn't surprised sure to be found." "And do you think safe vehicles may have actually little or no 7. projection "Yes. And now here I am to are essential?" meaning. 8. compatible 8. third-generation 8. hardware to see him show up at my desk. 9. policy "You have some thoughts that tell you I told you so." "Of course." 9. balanced 9. contingency need expression/* I accused. "But you said you hate to "Then for heaven's sake, IN. LINE with this thinking, "How did you know?" say that. what're are you beefing about? I came across a series of "I can tell by the tears as White man often speak with Do you just want to get your gem-dandy space age industrial big as grapefruit streaming forked tongue," he said. 'I name in the paper?" terms which can be put to- down your grimy cheeks. What's would like at this time to re- "No, I'd write a column if gether in an almost unending on your mind?" iterate my warning." that's all I was concerned with," series of conversation-bright- "You seen the paper?" "You mean there may be he said. "But don't you see? eners calculated to impress the more to come?" If congress can require licens- most sophisticated word- I winced. That's not a fair twister. question to ask a newspaper "Why, certainly! This is only ing of these people, congress Thursday, 4A July 11,1968 man. the beginning. As long as there's also can require licensing of The list is in three columns, "What are you getting at, a computer in Washington with timber cutters, used car sales- with words numbered from zero Published every Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday at 34 S..E. Flickard?" I shot back. "What's a little space left in its memory men, paper clip dealers, foot- to nine. Any word in the first 2nd St., Boca Raton, Fla., 33432, by the Boca Raton Pub- ball players and shoe shiners I". your game?" bank, congress will be in there column may be combined with lishing Co., Inc. Fhone 395-8300. "I suppose you saw that passing laws and trying to fill "Pooh," I said. "How could any word in the second column Washington columnist's story up that space." this be justified?" and any word from the third that our congress now is con- "Well, I mused, "even our "They*ll think of a way," he column, to make up awing-ding W.H. HARWELL, Jr., Publisher sidering a new law to require lawyers concede that ours is a snapped. "All they have to do is of a three-word expression, which may have little or no licensing of garages and auto nation of laws. But is that bad?" preach about the way the public JOHN T. OPEL H. CLAY RILEY "It could be. We all like is being flim-flammed, and then meaning, but which is guaran- mechanics?" Editor Adv. Mgr. "Of course. What's wrong freedom of choice, and some they can find public support foi teed to sound impressive. with that?" laws are needed to ensure that the licensing of anybody — choice, but there comes a time even newspaper columnists." THE. WORDS are in the ac- Entered as second class mail at the postoffice at Boca Flickard grinned wolfishly. companying box. Simply put to- "Well, I hate to say I told when laws may infringe on our There was a long moment of Raton, Florida under the act of March 8, 1879. rights." silence. I squirmed uncomfor- gether combinations like 0-3-4, you so, but you'll recall that or 2-7-5, and so forth, and you when our state passed this silly Oh, come, now, Flickard, ably, tapped my pencil on the Member of the Florida Press Association and National&'' I said. "I know all about that desk. are on the way to a new con- auto inspection law, I told you versational superiority, with Newspaper Association. Subscription rates: By carrier in it would do little more than garage and mechanic licensing "You know, Flickard," I fin- thing, and I can't see what's ally managed. "You just may "integrated reciprocal pro- the city ?0<£ per month; by mail in the U.S., one year $10.00, clear the way for passage of gramming," ' or "systematized 6 months $6.00, 3 months $4.00. more inspection laws.' wrong with itl Don't you think have something here!" BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, July 11, 1968 5A Early Spaniards gave FAMOUS DOOR CHINESE RESTAURANT Sarasota its name In the COVE SHOPPING CENTER DEERFIELD Built on an arm. over- exhibition games of the Serving Lunch - Dinner - Late Supper looking Sarasota Bay, Chicago White Sox be- CLOSED MONDAY Open Noon tit Midnight the Sarasota resort area ginning in February, the FOR RESERVATION OR TAKE OUT ORDERS - 399-5455 ; includes landscaped is- annual Labor Day Sail- lands noted for their ing Regatta and Tarpon IFANiLY CARRY-GOT FOODS white sandy beaches. Its Tournament held annu- Complete Dinners Served with Baked Potato or favored position not only ally from April through French fries, slaw, sauce, roll from $1.00 has made it one of the July. state's most popular re- Other special events Pfiohe 395-5007 for Service sorts but has attracted include King Neptune's Camino Square Shopping Center an active colony of noted Frolics in March, the FAMOUS FOR writers and artists. Sailor Circus held the An outstanding natur- last of March or first STEAK-ON-A-STICK al attraction that con- of April, the Turneau tributed to Sarasota's Opera in February, early growth was, and Miss Florida Pageant in remains today, fishing. June and the Asolo The- Anglers migrated to the ater Festival in July area and pitched tents and August. on open beaches before Sarasota's average a house was built. They temperature is 72.9 de- cast their lines for grees. Winds prevail mackerel, bluefish, from the southwest and kingfish and tarpon and west after October, were seldom dis- changing to the south- appointed. east in late fall and From "Brunch" to a Banquet... Sarasota was desig- winter. During spring enjoy traditional American recipes nated on early Spanish and summer,, winds at cooked to order by world famous maps and its name is night blow from the §CHRAFFTS Chefs. On your next derived from the Span- northeast to east, re- evening out...include ^ ish expression, "saraso versing during the day to sota, meaning "place southwest and west. COCKTAILS 524 of dancing." The first Outstanding among 4 TO 6 P.M. A An exciting adventure into a land of pirates pirate ship with sails unfurled 60 feet into settler arrived in 1856, Sarasota's marina fa- awaits visitors to Treasureland, new Florida the sky greets visitors as they enter the but the area's develop- cilities is the new Mar- OUR SPECIALTY ment is attributed to a Char-oroiled Steaks attraction now open at Tampa near Busch attraction over a gangplank. Scottish syndicate which ina Mar, built at a cost Gardens. An actual replica of the bow of a of a million dollars. It and Chops purchased large tracts has berths.for 100 and of land in 1884 and in- Phone 395-4800 duced 60 Scottish fam- includes all services. ilies to settle in the 'Yo ho ho. area. After the coming of the railroad in 1892, ©INI ROY'S Sarasota's development continued at a steady clip. Such notables as New pirate attraction opens Mrs. Potter Palmer, BIG BAND SOUND Chicago society leader, placed in sealed bottles citing drama that in- and John Ringling, the 16 TOP MUSICIANS As lighthearted an ad- ricane sinks the ship. and dropped far out at cludes a storm, threat- circus magnate, added venture as ever befell A waterfall sets the sea by shrimp boats. A ened mutiny and demise their contributions. Crystal Lake Country Club a pirate crew awaits mood for the next scene 50-cent charge is made of the pirate chief as visitors to Treasure- which shows denizens of Visitors will want to 3800 CRYSTAL LAKE DRIVE land, Florida's new the deep cavorting with for this service,, he chooses Davy Jones see the John and Mabel Interesting marine Locker before capture. Ringling Museum, Asolo POMPANO BEACH, FLA. family attraction which the sunken treasure in artifacts are displayed Adding a haunting note IOFF SAMPLE ROAD, BETWEEN 441 & FEDERAL HWY.) opened at Tampa near Davy Jones Locker. Pi- in an adjoining room. is the ghostly voice of Theater, Circus Hall of H Busch Gardens. rates watch helplessly Among the most mem- the cabin boy, Gomez, Fame, Cars of Yester- SUNDAY Tales of Florida's no- through glass bottom orable is an old cannon as an old man. He says day, the Sarasota Jungle JULY 14th torious pirate bands,in- buckets. inscribed with a 1638 that he knows where the Gardens, Floridaland 2:30-5:00 P.M. cluding the famous Jose The boat ride at an and Warm Mineral date. treasure from the sunk- Springs. ADMIT ONE-$1.50 Gaspar, capture the im- Before attending the en pirate ship is to be agination as they are sound and light produc- found in Tampa Bay. Special sporting depicted in life-sized tion in the theater, visi- "If I show you whare events include the Na- dioramas and with a it tis, will ye share tional Gymnastics Clin- sound and light spec- tors may browse for ic held annually during gifts in the Treasure it with me and Polly?" the Christmas holidays, tacular. Chest or partake of re- he inquires. It's "yo ho ho and a freshments in the Pi- H barrel of fun" from the rates' Den. Both the gift moment the bow of the shop and snack room fully rigged pirate ship carry out the pirate is seen. As visitors theme1 in attractive, au- clamber across the thentically researched gangplank over a moat decori, In , tjie Ptiate^3 of waterjiHey-enter &.-- Deix, patrons sitipround handsome cabin, and the barrels fitted with round merry adventure be- table tops and re- gins. end, passengers step off worked hatch vents used Gaily decorated pi- and see a huge sculp- as table and bench en- OF . rate galleons bearing tured relief map of Flo- senbles. Ip'the names of some of rida accurately depict- In the theater, a full- THE Florida's most noted ing treasure sites, A scale pirate ship forms buccaneers await. Since boardwalk leads through the stage. Audiences re- each of the 16 boats have a typical Florida wood- live the final hours of seating capacity for 14 land and seashore Jose Gaspar in an ex- passengers, visitors scene, where shells are board without delay and suspended to invite visi- T o^-L'AKE'i'oGEin are taken into a dark tors to listen to the lANDINTRACOASTALl Our ALL DAY Specials — cave. ocean's roar. I LOT FOR SALE! ! lovingly and artfully prepared. All A wise-old owl peers At Hattie's Store, a 1 Located on NE 36th St. | served with French Fries or Baked knowlingly as the boat fishing shack typical of lHas Sewers and taprove-} Potato, Hush Puppy, Corn Fritter, 0 comes upon an outpost early Florida, a pot- fments. § Cole Slaw, Rolls and Butter. of cut-throats who ap- bellied stove glows amid pear the worse for wear memorabilia of the era. | For information call | after celebrating their Of special interest is an | Bob Flannery,'Assoc 1 U. S. No. 1 at 20th ST latest victory. They lie open case of many of 1 -s^ 395-4711 1 WOMETCOS BOCA RATON about in drunken stupor Florida's fish packed in | /^ \ 399-6711 i as merry rats discover dry ice. At a side booth | J.&jy[lTCHEU.&SONS | OCfl RflTOn the happy effects of rum visitors are invited to | [«-™3'22S. Federal 1 NOW SHOWING | Boca Raton, Fla, | 2:00-3:55 drippings. write messages to be liiiiiiiiiimiii iiiiitMitiiimtmimiitiiiiiiHHi tminn.= Next the galleon pass- 5:50-7i45 es through a moon-lit Choice of: 9:4S •* forest where all manner Real Estate Exam Course of wild creatures dwell. LAN COSTINGS AU GRATIN Tiny fireflys flit about For Brokers or Salesmen SHRIMP BAR-B-Q in a scene of real Flori- Harvey Real Estate Sehoois operates a branch of its popu> KING CRAB NEWBURG da beauty, including lar Real Estate Exam Course in Boca Raton at the UNIVER- SITY BOWL CONFERENCE ROOM, DIXIE HWY. and 20th moss-draped oaks and ST., Boca Raton. The course is composed of fl lively infer* towering pines. A wild- esting sessions which thoroughly cover the Fla,, Real Estate cat is about to spring •Handbook, Total cost only $50.00. on unsuspecting pass- TUESDAY EVENING - 7:00 P.M. engers, but misses his You may attend first session free MATINEES DAILY chance as the boat glides Mr. Cooper will be in the Conference Room.each Tuesday Choice of: 0 on past more gentle at 6:30 P.M-Jo answer anv questions. ANGLER'S PLATTER wildlife. For Information cath'MR. COOPER 3?5-2289 Although his parrot BROILED COMBINATION PLATTER warns "Ship ahoy," a (Served with Baked Potato instead of French Fries) pirate lookout fails to LOW PRICE respond to the signal SAN JOSE MODEL - 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH Our well stocked bars dispense drinks with lavish care tied to his big toe in Ship Captain's Buffet Luncheon. 11:45 to 2 PM, except Sunday the next scene. He slum- LOT INCLUDED - MONTHLY PAYMENT Lunch and Dinner — 7 Days bers on through the ap- $139.00 proach of a merchant Boca Raton-1701 N. Federal Hwy.- 395-8181 $20,750 COMPLETE PRICE North Palm Beach-661 U.S. Hwy. #1-848-5245 s_ ship. West Palm Beach—7400 S. Dixie Hwy.- 582-5822 $2,075 DOWN - NO CITY TAXES W* His more alert com- Also in Perrine, Coral Gables, Miami, panions - in - arms en- 4 BEDROOM HOMES ALSO AVAILABLE gage the ship in an ex- North Miami, Dania, Ft. Lauderdale South, citing battle. Subsequent GENERAL # ELECTRIC Ft Lauderdale North, Pompano Beach, scenes portray a hap- Sarasota, St. Petersburg, less victim walking the Orlando (Maitland), Cocoa Beach plank at sword's point while a shark waits in anticipation and the pi- rates' victory party at a saloon ashore. 0 Outside the saloon the ' skies darken, and a hur-
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ftitafnb Strao ud Mini tj flew Hit tines "In Sra! II ft" and •Mraiij!" by GARRY tUMBBttland fflST SELSON fiO» PMS flNI WEBB (Ctafm' tf ••*.* x ta 3rd BIG Mia WEEK 5th Ave'Shopping Plaza HOW STARTS Farrow 18 A.M. BOCA RATON tM "THE OUTLAWS IS COMING" 395-1877 DOOE OPEN 9:30 with the 3 STOOGES 6A Thursday, July 11, 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS Bowl will add 4 lanes Jim Rifenburg | GFC I in $75,000 expansion upset | Charles Marqusee number to 24, will be the four new. lanes we and Max Booke, owners, started this month. Fol- will still be small announced today a lowing completion of the enough to be warm and $75,000 expansion pro- lanes, the locker room friendly to our custo- gram which will in- and nursery facilities mers and to serve them The Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Com- crease their capacity by will be enlarged. as have in the past." mission has expressed alarm over provisions of 20 per cent is being Max and Marlette proposed firearm legislation which provides for planned for University Booke, who manage the Brunswick Corpora- registration of firearms on a state licensing Bowl and * Recreation recreation center, stat- tion spokesmen empha- system with the cost to be borne by the Pittman-#;> -; Center. Four new ed they are pleased that sized that everything Robertson and Duck Stamp funds. It was pointed • Brunswick lanes are University Bowl has be- possible would be done out by the Commission that states have had no called for in the expan- come a focal point for to make sure that the opportunity to see or comment on this legis- sion program. many civic as well as installation would be lation which will be voted on by the Senate : Marqusee, developer, recreational activities ready for the fall bowl- Judiciary Committee on July 9a • ' _ ", said ' the original 16 in Boca Raton. "We hope ing season which begins Senate Bill 3691 provides that states which > lane establishment was that with the. addition of right after.Labor Day. do not enact legislation in accordance with the •••i* built six years ago. bill by June 30, 1970, will be denied their Space was provided for statutory allocation of the Pittman-Robertson and an additional eight lanes Two or three teams Duck Stamp funds, which will be distributed to* in the hope that the other states which do enact legislation meetirig* '•-'-; •-'=.-<-»,.9S growth of Boca Raton going to tournament the requirements of the Secretary of the Treasury. would warrant the ex- The bill also requires a physical examination for pansion at a future date. Boca Raton will send All games are double • a license. We added four of the two and possibly three elimination. The Pittman-Robertson fund is a Federal aid eight lanes two years softball teams into state Recreation Director to wildlife programs and results from an eleven ago and we feel our competition starting Jim Rutherford said percent Federal tax on sporting arms and am- present expansion pro- next Monday. Boca Raton teams will, munition. The Federal tax money is allocated gram will enable us to Representing the city be playing in "tough to the various states for wildlife management. better serve the needs of will be Sjostrom Auto- competition" and it is The Duckl Stamp fund is derived from a license the foreseeable future mations, Boca Raton unlikely they will get growth and development out of district play. fee imposed on duck and goose hunters and funds^ ,;; National Bank 'and a are used for the management of migratory water-%•;' of Boca Raton brought third team may come about by the increase of fowl. i from IBM. One of the teams will The Commission has sent telegrams to Florida s families moving to this The games will be also be city champions. area." Congressional Delegation opposing Senate Bill held at West Palm Beach A double-header coming 3691 wherein Pittman-Robertson and Duck Stamp Present plans call for and will be Sub-District tommorow night will de- funds will be used to implement the provisions the expansion program competition. Winners in cide the local champs. O.C. "Scotty" Vaughn of Kissimmee with a wonn rig that will catch anything Boca Raton National will of the bill. to be made in two stages. the playoffs of District Complete text of the telegram follows: even "tincan" fish. But Scotty didn't catch it, the guy behind the camera did. The installation of the 4 will go to state next take on Sjostrom in the first game at 7 p.m. "The Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish There's a difference betweeirthe pro and the amateur. four lanes, bringing the month. Commission vigorously opposes Senate Bill 3691 wherein Pittman-Robertson and Duck Stamp funds^ Engineer retires ...but will be used to implement the provisions of the^ . bill. Such diversions of funds would be a catastrophic blow to the wildlife conservation program in Florida. As you well know, Florida has put its Federal funds to good use during the Fish camp is all work past two decades and the resulting wildlife pop- ulation increases have created enjoyment for By JIM RIFENBURG ever had the pleasure a fish on them. Also, of fishing with. Not only I tried just about every the sportsman and materially generated the ec- bass bug on my hat and onomy of the State. We urge you to oppose this If you were a heavy did he know every nook bill." equipment engineer and and cranny of the 15- couldn't catch the first decided to retire, what mile lake, but he knew fish. I had always be- .# would you do to occupy exactly what methods lieved if you can't catch your spare time? would take fish and what a fish on flyrod and pop- To set hunt rules Well, you might buy a wouldn't. per they just aren't fish camp and trailer Here in the Ever- there. Bass inthislarge.lake park . „o and work 18 glades region, we find hours a day. that bass will take any next door to Kissimmee at Ocala meeting kind of a rubber worm will average in the three That's what O. C. if it is presented in the to four pound range al- The 1968-69 hunting . Region; Dr. Richard ' 'Scotty'' Vaughn did. proper manner. Fish in though the largest on and. fishing rules for Schulz, Northwest Re- I recently spent three Lake Tohopekaliga record is slightly over Florida wildlife and fish gion; W. T. McBroom, days with Scotty and won't. They'll hit a cer- 14 pounds. However, management areas will Everglades Region;^ fished extensively in tain kind of bait at this talking to several guides be established at theHarold W. Ashley, Cen- Lake Tohopekaliga. In time of year and noI heard fairly well au- meeting of the Game and tral Region. that three-day period other. And even that tenticated stories of Fresh Water Fish Com- "we" caught 28 bass particular little purple some real monsters that mission in Ocala tomor- and 10 very large size worm must be rigged inhabit the lake. row. The meeting will be bluegills. right or they won't touch Almost everyone in held at the Ramada Inn, And they told me the it. Trying to beat the that area thinks the new located at the intersec- fishing was poor be- system, I used other world record bass will tion of U.S. Highway 27 cause of high water. worms and rigged the come out of a Kissim- and Interstate Highway put your money where your heart is - In Scotty, I found one popular one slightly dif- mee lake. 75, and scheduled to be- IN AMERICA of the best guides I have ferent. I couldn't catch But back to Scotty gin at 9:00 a.m. Vaughn. He and his wife, At the meeting the U.S. SAVINGS BONDS, # Louise, open their place Commission will also MEW FREEDOM SHARES of business every single set the 1968-69 seasons Bank locks lead morning of the year at and bag limits for mi- exactly 4 a.m. If they Ray Kedzerski, Jim gratory birds other than PLAY FLORIDA'S are very lucky, they'll Wise, Jr., and Pete waterfowl. The season be able to close the Grimes cleaned up on for duck, geese and coot NEWEST ir FINEST with 25-10 game door and go home at will be set during Aug-- 9 p.m., following a 17- snook on the Deerfield ust when basic regula- Boca National Bank Lowrie, cf 5 3 1 hour day. Pier Tuesday morning. tions are received from all but put the lock on Blkwlder, If 5 2 2 But they like it. Using pilchard for bait, the U.S. Fish and Wild- city softball league lead L.Mangus,rf 5 3 3 "I worked in fuel in- they caught their limits life Service. Friday night with a Jordan, ss 4 2 3 in the surf. Grimes 1 jection systems for sev- All meetings of the 25-10 win over Feder- H.Mangus,c 4 1 eral years," Scotty told shows how to hoist one al Savings and Loan. Steele, p 4 3 3 Commission are open Championship me. "It was good work over the side of the 18 Hole Course .. The Loaners never Rutherford, 3b 0 0 0 I enjoyed it, but and extended an invi- Stewart, 3b-2b 4 4 3 and pier. tation to sportsmen and designed by had a chance as the you can't beat this re- Mark Mahannah. Bankers scored 12 runs Lewis, sf 4 2 3 interested citizens to Totals 25 24 laxed way of life," attend the meeting. in the top of the first 44 I couldn't see anything Commission mem- This brand-new par 72 inning and didn't slow relaxing about it. The down through the bal- SAVINGS AB R H bers are: W. B. Cope- layout features gently 2 1 rush of bait buyers, boat land, Chairman, North- rolling fairways and ance of the ball game. Simmons, cf 4 renters and fishermen carpet-rich greens Tomorrow night will Benson, ss 4 1 2 east Region; William M. ... part of the using the ramp started Blake, South Florida new Boca Teeca be the big one. The Franks, 3b 4 2 2 about an hour before Wilde, 3b 4 2 2 Country Club Estates. Bankers will go into a daylight. It slowed down Memberships available Danciu,p 4 2 2 GOLF IN BOCA RATON double-header against slightly in the middle 18 Hole Pcsr-3 . , . details at Sjostrom Automations Matteis, If 4 0 3 pro shop of the day but late af- UNIVERSITY Summer Rate $1.50 Daily at 1st tee. and the outcome of the Coons, 2b 4 0 0 ternoon saw them all two games could see a Sorenson, rf 2 0 0 coming back in again PARK new champion. HilLc 3 1 1 Bob Crissy, with catches to be regis- COUNTRY CLUB Professional. Sjostrom led the Totals 37 10 13 tered and boats to turn league last year and is CHAMPIONSHIP COURSE Golf lessons in. Then the mopping up GOLF SHOP, RANGE by instant favored to repeat this National 12 21 108—25 operation began. film replay. season. A large crowd Federal 3 61 000—10 Scotty is an avid fish- Gold Coast trackers BAR and GRILL is expected to see the Phone erman but only gets on SPECIAL SUMMER •Phone hotly contested double the water when he can DRIVING 399-5120 SUMMER header. Indys win, in action tonight HATE 276-9992 for FAMILY talk Louise into hand- RANGE starting MEMBERSHIPS This season has seen Lessons ling the store by her- Approximately 70 morrow night. GREEN FEE EACH times. $150 the closest action ever and Available self. Fortunately for runners will represent Boca Raton will com- 2 Per Cart in city softball. Three 14tol3 him, she's a fisher- ELECTRIC CAST teams have been in the Boca Raton in the Gold pete against 13 other man's wife and likes to Coast Recreation As- city recreation depart- New Membership running for the cham- The Independents, see him get out. Plans Available pionship during the en- sociation track meet to- ments. Eliminations winners of only one pre- I think our fishing in have been in process Vis if Club or Phone N.W. 51st St. and 2nd Av«., tire schedule. night. 395-5460 - 399-6921 One Mile South of Defray Boca Raton ('/a mile west of U.S. 1) vious game, had thethe Loxahatchee will here all week picking \ 399-5120 / Box score figures distinction of knocking stand up to any in the The meet will be held the finalists. Military Trail, on U.S.1 Friday looked like this: University Park the Blue Waves out of country but it can't be at South Broward High The meet is scheduled league championship classed any better than School in Hollywood and for completion about 9 BANKERS AB R H contention Friday night. Lake Tohopekaliga. And is scheduled to begin p.m. Dave Franks is Ray.lb 5 2 2 They squeezed out a I don't think the aver- at 6 p.m. A rainout will in charge of the local Longley, 2b 4 3 •3 13-12 win over the weak age daily catch will ever postpone it until to- contingent of runner. hitting Waves of Florida be any heavier than the Atlantic University. central Florida catches. Can You Beat Us ? Dettman, Sherman For a change of pace, SOUTHERN MAMOR and Matteis led theI'd highly recommend * 90% Residential Financing to Qualified Properties and attack for the Indys, the Kissimmee area. COUNTRY CLUB Purchasers. at the each man getting three And Scotty Vaughn for 18 HOLE PAR 71 BOCA RATON (Continued to Page 7A) a guide. * 27 Years on New Construction CHAMPIONSHIP COURSE 4 More than Competitive Rates COUNTRY CLUB AREA'S BEST GREENS Pro Shop — Driving Range SPORTING & ATHLETIC * No Pre-payment Penalties Club Rentals DAILY GREENS FEES only $£50 Semi Private Club EQUIPMENT (Pull Cart! 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BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, July 11, 1968 7A New book on Florida fishing interesting and informative He gives considerable pound tuna with 30 pound pon with 20 pound test that's common practice ter mobility and control of tackle. subject you'll find plenty By ED fflRSHBERG for the fisherman. He takes up such vi- of useful and worthwhile time and attention to test line, or- a big tar- line, but Brooks says today, resulting in bet- information. Floridians who fish such productive loca- Succeeding chapters tal matters as the range — and that includes a tions as the east and concentrate on various and feeding habits of lot of us — will be de- west coasts, the Gulf Indy s win species of game fish, game fish, the best Adult judo lighted with a new and Stream, the Keys and including marlin, sail- tackle and bait to use, the canals of the Ever- fish, tuna, jewfish, and record catches. detailed manual of in- [Continued from Page 6A) Mummaw,sf 4 2 2 Sheppard,3b 4 1 2 snapper, snook, bone- When he talks about his struction and inspira- glades. 4 1 1 4 3 classes set hits at the plate. Day.c Harris, cf 3 fish, cobia, sea trout, own experiences he's at The Recreation De- tion on the subject of His opening chapter Both pitchers were Matteis,lf 4 2 3 Wolfe, lb 4 3 3 barracuda and of his best, and his some- £,. coping with what are 2 1 2 4 1 2 partment announces the on tackle and the tech- tagged for 18 hits Dalessio,3b Sego,rf course, the ever-loving what stilted style perks start of an adult Judo known as "game" fish niques of using it is the The box score: McCutcheon,p 3 0 1 Burns, If 3 0 1 tarpon. Brooks includes up considerably. But you class. The class will —. the kind that require most generally instruc- INDYS AB R H Murry,cf 3 1 1 Tobey,ss 3 0 2 more than 30 fine ac- don't look for great lit- meet every Thursday at considerable skill and Dettman,lb 4 3 3 Ttoals 36 14 18 Petretti,sf 3 1 0 erature in a book on tive for the novice as tion photographs and 7 PM beginning July 15O finesse to catch. It's well as the veteran. The Sherman, ss 4 2 3 Young,c 3 1 1 many illustrations on fishing. That's what this Gary Dolphus will called "Salt Water 2 2 WAVES AB R H INDYS 414 050—14 is — and on rhar trend today in game Villars,2b 4 l \%J AXTT7O no A techniaues and the use teach the class. ; Game Fishing" and was T!nv T-f A n n Wo>in«l-*»i« r> o written by Joe Brooks. fishing, he shows, is to- Though this book ward lighter and more takes in many of the action-producing equip- areas around the coun- ment, made possible by ECKEFiD ts try where these fish the new synthetic mat- abound, Brooks shows erials that have recent- DRUGS great wisdom by emph- ly been invented for both asizing the peculiarly rod and line. A few years favorable aspects of the ago no sane fisherman fishing around Florida. would go after a 200 T-Ball world series SALE PRICES GOOD THRU PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED 5 FT. 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recorded by Scots (Continued from Page 7A) Another f ormid able Joining Fleisher in early summer tourna- Tournament co-dir- a booming 340-yard ment trail through ectors Al Patterson, He won the Georgia drive on that course's challenger is Ben Steele the strong contingent Two compositions, of Venice, Fla., who last from Miami Lakes is Pennsylvania, Ohio and Fort Myers Country Raton Municipal Band, State Amateur in 1966 No. 7 hole was the long- California. She won last Club pro, and Ed C aid- written by Lto Cof. Mark and Nicholas J. Azzolina and" holds 10 course re- est of the tournament. month won the Florida 16-year-old Chris Azzolina, have been re- Junior Boys Invitation- year's All-American well, pro at Cape Coral is an arranger-conduc- cords in four states. But the 18-year-old Eichstaedt. Chris' older with a 72-hold 308. Country Club^ agree that corded by the Band of tor in Fort Lauderdale* Fleisher's finest round Killian sports cred- al. brother, Steve, won the the Scots Guards in Lon- Sarasota's Gary Koch 1966 All - American Dawn Young, a sharp- this year's field is by Col. Azzolina, co- was a 61 at the par entials equally as flashy shooting 13-year-older far the strongest in. don, England. director of the Boca 72 McRae, Ga., Country as Fleisher's . The is expected to make a Juniors and recently The compositions, strong run at the favor- turned pro. from Warner Robins, the nine-year history of Raton Band is also per- Club. 5-7, 150-pounder re- Ga., and Kathy the tournament. both marches, are manent musical directr He had a 65 in com- cently fired a course-, ites. Former National Pee Wee champion Janey Fasenger of McMullen, 18, From Competition is o "Shield of Free- or of the Wisconsin Ex- petition at Miami Lakes record 63 at St. Peters-' Bradenton, Fla., pose -to boys 9-20 years dom" and "The burg Pasadena Golf Club Jackie Debbs of Tarpon New Wilmington, Pa., position Department and and overpowered the will defend her girls strong threats to the and girls 10-20. Con- A.F.A." They are part the Kenosha Wisconsin 6,872 Cape Coral during a junior tourna- Springs, Fla., should of an album released wind up high in the field crown after a highly re- Pennsylvanian's title testants will play 36 "Pops" Band. He also Country Club layout with ment and he holds a club warding spring and defense hopes. holes. by Fontana Records en- is engaged each summer a five-under 67 in a record 64 at his home of finishers. titled ' 'Scots Guards as road show conductor junior college tourna- course, Seminole Lakes Play Marches". The for such "name" stars ment. Golf and Country Club. conductor is Major as; Bob Hope, Jack Fleisher was the only Killian won last James Howe, director Benny, Eddy Arnold, amateur to qualify for year's All - American of music for the world- George Kirby, Allen & this year's Doral In- Juniors with a 72-hole ATTENTION ALL CAR OWNERS renowned Queen's Own Rossi, Tennessee Ernie vitational at Miami and 285. Band. Ford, Dale Robertson "Shield of Free- and many more. dom" was written by As a USAF officer. Public Notice Col. Azzolina in 1963 Azzolini founded and CALL NO. 466 and is the official em- CHARTER NO. 15421 conducted the NO RAD REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE FIRST BANK AND TRUST blem of the U.S. Air "Cavalcade of Music" CO. OF BOCA RATON, N.A., IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA, AT Defense Command. THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON JUNE 28, 1968. PUBLISHED IN Band and was leader RESPONSE TO CALL MADE BY COMPTROLLER OF THE CUR- Arrangement of the of the internationally RENCY, UNDER SECTION 5211, U.S. REVISED STATUTES march was done by known NORAD "Com- ASSETS Howard Cable, a 1. Cash, balances with other banks, and manders" Orchestra. cash items in process of collection $4,589,540.80 Canadian orchestrator. He has played and con- 2. United States Government obligations 5,709,318.28 "A.F.A." is a creat- ducted in cities across 3. Obligations of States and political subdivisions 7,446,607.53 \A 4. Securities of Federal agencies and corporations 6,153,078.72 ion of the Azzolina the continent and has 5. Other Securities 52,100.00 family, having been presented jazz concerts 6. Federal funds sold and Securities purchased under agreements to resell None comoosed by Mark, his in some 32 countries. 7. Loans and discounts 27,917,035.85 father, CWO Philip J. He is in frequent demand 8. Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and Azzolina, and his as a guest conductor and other assets representing bank premises 778,300.43 9. Real estate owned other than bank premises None brother, CWO Nicholas stage band clinician. 10. Customers* liability to this bank on J. Azzolina. It was in- acceptances outstanding None troduced and accepted 11. Other assets, including $ None direct lease financing 364.849.96 GOOD/YEAR
: ; : ; ; by the Air Force As- 12. Total Assets 53,010,831.57 '•:'-.-'•'.••'• •-.•••-: .:'.•• -.":• •••'• •'•••.'•-• - '" .-•.«*w.".'-r: ;' "\--A-^ .'•••]''"•: ~ ••:.' JA.';;-':;<-S^ .-•• sociation at their an- LIABILITIES = 13. Demand deposits of individuals, nual convention in Dal- partnerships, and corporations 16,708,583.80 las in 1958. At the time, 14. Time and savings deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations 22,692,050.70" all three Azzolinas were 15. Deposits of United States Government 771,172.29 musical directors of Air 16. Deposits of States and political subdivisions 7,662,946.58 Force Bands. The three 17. Deposits of foreign governments and official institutions, central banks and together have compiled international institutions None approximately 90 years 5th Ave. Shopping Plaza 18. Deposits of commercial banks 215,308.58 6.50x13 blackwa!! tubeless 19. Centified and officers' checks, etc. 1,507,767.69 plus $1.81 Fed. Ex. Tax . of mlitary band music 20. Total Deposits $49.557.829.64 experience. BOCA RATON (a) Total demand deposits $20.125.478.94 and old iire (b) Total time and At present, Philip J. savings deposits $29.432.350.70 Brand New Azzolina is musical 21. Federal funds purchased and securities sold AIL-WEATHER BE director of the Boca 395*1877 under agreements to repurchase None 22. Liabilities for borrowed money None • Your best tire buy in id 23. Acceptances executed by or for account of price range this bank and outstanding None • Extra mileage Tufsyn 24. Other liabilities, including $ None mortgages Rubber Everyone Loves A and other liens on bank premises and other • Track tested for 100 miles real estate 1.307.588.67 at 100 miles pet hour 25. . Total Liabilities 50,865,418.31 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 1999 26. (a) Capital notes and debentures None (b) Preferred stock - total par value None No. shares outstanding None BUICK (c) Common stock - total par value 701,250.00 OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF No. shares authorized 140,250 No. shares outstanding 140,250 27. Surplus 1,034,500.00 FOR THE BEST DEAL ON A 28. Undivided profits 409,663.26 29. Reserves None GOODYEAR TIRES NOW 30. Total Capital Accounts 2.145.413.26 ' 31. Total Liabilities and Capital Accounts $53,010.831.57 MEMORANDA «=*== SPECIALLY SALE PRICED MB BUICK 32. Average of total deposits for the 15 calendar- days ending with call date , 49,556,873.00 33. Average of total loans for the 15 calendar days ending with call date 27,648,678.00 SEE FRANK COULSON 34. Loans as shown above are after deduction of valuation reserves of 408,089.15 ALL NIW 1968 ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT 35. Securities as shown above are after Direct Factory Dealer deduction of valuation reserves of None * FINEST SERVICE * LARGE PAINT & BODY SHOP I, William H. Wohlleb, Vice President & Cashier, of the above-named bank do hereby declare that this report of condi- tion is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. WiUiam H. Wohlleb We, the undersigned directors attest the correctness of this ^CQULSONi«c report of condition and declare that it has been examined by us and to the best of our knowledge and belief is true and correct. Thomas F. Fleming, Jr.) DELRAY BEACH Robt. D. Tylander ) Directors 1616 N. Federal Hwy. • Ph. 278-3292 William F. Mitchell > Publish: July 11, 1968. WHITE STRIPE TIRES SALE PRICED 5 -
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Bill Lowe plays ball with children at.Addison Mizner ecreation program instills sense fair play in child, teachers say ; By SANDY WESLEY The summer program Addison Mizner schools Raton High School, tivities to suit the needs take a couple of turns is a good example of where Bill Lowe, Max where Harold Hazel- of the youngsters en- on the trampoline. Is there any real ed- what cooperation be- Thomas, Dick Benoit wood and Gary Ghorm- rolled at its center. "Sometimes we have ucation value in Boca tween the city and the and Mai Cameron are ley are supervising ac- Take for example, the maybe three students Raton's summer re- county school board can stationed the1 joint- tivities, everything in- high school program. here at one time, next creation program? do. ness of the project be- cluding a very flexible Flexibility is the key minute there may be 40 Dick Benoit Ask teachers super- At Memorial Park comes even more pre- schedule is provided by word here. Hazelwood or 50," the men said. vising the four centers. where Gordon Gilbert velant. While both the the school. and ' Ghormley have Ghormley, because he They're bound to tell and Wayne Hill are school provides the Although the pro-taken into consideration understands that some can take advantage of Hazelwood and Ghorm- you the program is in- supervising, everything facilities, the recrea- grams at the centers are the fact that the high students work during the the weight lifting room ley admit attendance is H&uable. other 'than the super- tion department pro- presented by the re- school crowd is regi- day and want someplace during the evening low. ; As Gary Ghormley put visors salaries is pro- vides arts and crafts creation department and mented nine months out to go at night, offers hours. . "The rain has hurt : it, there's more educa- vided by the city re- materials, balls and school board as one pro- of the year. "We pro- doubleheader basketball All is not recreation us," Ghormley reason- tion than spending nine creation department. At games. gram, each center vide the equipment and games Monday, Wed- at the high school, ed. "The high school months in school J . C. Mitchell and Meanwhile at the Boca styles its daily ac- we supervise," i sf the nesday and Friday even- though. There's a is too far away from the way they tell it, 'but ings. He has four teams driver's education and center of town and most we don't have . a with about 17 to 20 boys band program, going on of the students have to schedule." on a team. This means over there too. ride their bikes to get The equipment in- the high school gym is Although the high here., So when it rains cludes a very popular open 6 to 9 p.m. three school has 293 students our program does suf- trampoline, a badminton nights a week. Boys who enrolled for the re- fer." set, basketballs and want to life weights also creation program, both (Continued on Page 4B) pingpong tables. "The girls like the badminton, trampoline, pingpong", the men said. Because of the ages GOURMET DINNER MENU of the students enrolled Complete Dinner Six Dollars in the high school pro- LE DOME or gram (students are 13 COCKTAILS A LA CARTE DINNER through 17 years old), PENTHOUSE FLOOR FROM 5 P.M. 5'-30-ll P.M it's pretty hard to or- THf Reservations ganize tournaments or Suggested: 525-3303 ttfl activities, but students fClosed Sundays) Cobey Lou will roam in and out all 333 SUNSET DRIVE AWARDS day long to throw a HOLIDAY 5-STAR At Thv Piano couple of basketballs or FDRT LAUDERDALE MAGAZINE MOBIL GUIDE From 8 P.M.
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By MARY TODD want to be useful so don't teresting experiences in especially the pre-teen do everything for them. which they can become group and older — want Discovery is the quest Let them be the acti- involved. to think for themselves. of most children. Their vists. Children like to ex- Give the child time to interest is In the "how" Your children wish to perience new things. think. Ask some leading and "why" of almost participate, to have res- Cultivate their imagina- questions. Children who everything that happens. ponsibility. Let them tion. Help them to be have parents who follow This often becomes take the lead. Channel creative these suggestions are frustrating to parents. their big ideas into in- Finally, children — fortunate indeed. Adults take so many as- pects of nature for granted. Often they ac- cept the results of tech- nical knowledge without Happy House bothering to learn the "how." Most children show By CLAIRE ARCHER Dear Mrs, N.T. - How two toss pillows for great enthusiasm and Do you have a question would you like a big, beige sofa? interest in ideas that pertaining to interior' bold and emphatic black Dear Mrs. M.B.D.- are beyond their under- decorating? Mrs. Ar- and white stripe wall- I'd like a bright olive standing and knowledge. cher will paper and a matching green for your two toss They are eager to plan be happy fabric for the sofa-bed? pillows. for big things, but their t o ans- For the easy chair and interest span may be wer your curtains, white, with its Request from Mrs. short. ques- expanding powers, S.L. - We are going Many parents pick up t ions. would be a good choice. to redecorate our nine- this interest and enthu- Request Carpet, yellow gold. teen-year-old son's siasm, and when the s h ould Then; add bright-as-a- bedroom. It has a red child's interest wanes be sent daffodial yellow ac- brick floor, painted they don't understand to the cents. white brick walls, a why. Boca built-in corner desk Grilled Red Snapper A wise parent does not Raton Request from Mrs. with book shelves in walnut stain. What color expect more of his child News Mrs. Archer S. S. W. - We are going Recipe of the week than is in line' with the with to move from a large for bedspread and rug? child's age and ability. self - addressed envel- house to a small apart- Dear Mrs. S.L. - The And he will try to di- ope. ment and we will buy bedspread could be in vert big ideas into ac- new carpet for the a bronze green and the tivities which can be Request from Mrs. apartment living room. rug in a bold stripe completed in a short O. C. G. - I • would What color would you in colors of brown, gold He's king offish market time. appreciate it very much advise? The walls are and black. * There are some if you would advise covered with an off- colors ,for an area rug, white flock wallpaper. Better treat him right, because he's the GRILLED RED SNAPPER guidelines for parents to King of the Fish Market 1 At least, that's consider . . Children approximate size, 6' x My furniture consists Request from Mrs. what they call the red snapper in New Or- 1/2 cup (1 stick) butter 8, and two | lamps for of a purple couch, two K.H. - Enclosed is a leans. So we're offering some tips on how 1/4 cup lemon juice our family room. The green barrel-back swatch of the pink print you can give this salt water king the royal 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce Counselors walls are covered with chairs and a turquoise to be used to cover the treatment he deserves. 1/4 teaspoon onion salt a dark brown grass swivel rocker. cushions on our four This recipe is a patio barbecue version 2 pounds red snapper are needed cloth. The sofa and Dear Mrs. S.S.W.- dark stained wicker especially appropriate for these warm sum- Chopped parsley draperies are in a dark I'd suggest a rich cop- chairs for our small mer evenings. It's a delicious way to cook In a 1 quart saucepan melt butter; add born and white print, pery-gold for your car- patio. The walls are Marymount College, sample enclosed. Two red snapper outdoors on a hinged wire grill, lemon juice, Worcestershire sauce, and onion which is expecting the pet. white. What color basted with a lemon butter sauce. salt, mix well; remove from heat. Place chairs are covered in a plastic top table would largest freshman class dark brown, black and The hinged grill that holds the fish on fish in hinged wire grill. Grill, basting oc- in its history, is look- Request from Mrs. you choose - a turquoise casionally with sauce for 5-8 minutes on white plaid. The wall- blue or pink? both sides is necessary because the delec- ing for six Florida At- to-wall carpet, gray. M.B.D. -1 have two table meat of the red snapper is so tender, each side turning only once, or until fish lantic University woman yellow lounge chairs and Dear Mrs. K.H. - I it flakes. In fact it only takes 5 to 8 minutes flakes when tested with fork. Heat remain- graduate students to Dear Mrs. O. C. G.- beige walls, carpet, sofa would like a turquoise on each side to grill to a tender flakiness. ing sauce and serve with fish. Makes 6-8 serve as resident dorm- A brilliant Bristol blue and draperies in my liv- blue table top. Brush the snapper liberally with butter servings. itory counselors. area rug, blue lamp ing room. What color sauce. When the fish is grilled, heat the Note: This butter sauce may also be used In exchange for room, bases, and white shades would you suggest for Happy house to you. rest of the sauce to serve with it. A flavor with other lean, firm fish such as pike. board and a small sti- would be striking combination of lemon, Worcestershire and ALMOND COLESLAW pend, the graduate coun- against your dark back- onion salt makes this butter sauce special 1 cup dairy sour cream selor will supervise ground. and you certainly wouldn't want any to go 2 tablespoons vinegar dormitory life under the to waste! 1/2 teaspoon salt direction of the dean of Request from Mrs. Bridal Consultant Accompany this seafood delicacy with well- 1/2 teaspoon dry mustard students and the house- N.T.- Would you please Luella E.. Schutte butter e<3' French bread, ice cold milk and 4 cups .shredded eabbage«w>v • — • mothersi Young wometif help^^e. jwith a color Almond Coleslaw, The almonds not only make (Ismail head) interested in this oppor- " sdhe'ffte for our • small the coleslaw more intriguing, but comple- 3/4 cup thinly sliced and halved cucumber tunity may Contact Sis^*- den - bedroom?'- What ment'the snapper taste as well. 1/2 cup sliced almonds •** ter John Bosco, dean of coldrs 'fdr wallpaper, carpet, fabric for sofa- And what's sauce for the king is sauce 1/2 cup chopped celery, cut in students at Marymount OFFER ENDS for the commoners. At least, for any lean, 1/2-inch pieces College, for an inter- bed, one easy chair and AUGUST 31,1968 firm fish, like pike. Is your husband an 1/4 cup chopped green pepper view. curtains for one double • avid fisherman? Next time, go with him... 1/4 cup chopped onion window facing east? and take along the ingredients for this butter In a bowl blend sour cream, vinegar, salt and mustard. Cover and chill. In a Is there a fisherman sauce. Surprise him by grilling his freshly in your family? Well, caught Walleyed or Northern over an Outdoor large bowl combine cabbage, cucumber, al- monds, celery, green pepper and onion; cover don't forget butter is a fire, doused with lemon butter sauce. It's "must" for broiling, PRINTINGCO. like having all the comforts of home with and chill. Just before serving add dressing grilling or pan frying w. 1ST AVENUE, BOCA B4 all the fun and excitement of the great out- to vegetables and toss lightly. 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Dear Ann Landers: inevitable happened. that we had to terminate Dear Been There: stop chewing tacks. It's I've read some letters The couple we switched our relationship with the Thanks for taking the bad for your digestion. in your column from with were the next-door neighbors, but it would time and trouble to tell women who considered neighbors. be impossible so long as it like it is. Yours is How will you know becoming involved in The rationale was as we lived next door. So not the first letter I've when the real thing that suburban swinger's follows — and I admit we agreed to move, not had on this subject but comes along? Ask Ann game called "Switcher- I bought it hook, line and only to another neigh- it's one of the most Landers. Send for her oo." I hope you will sinker: There's no rea- borhood, but to another revealing. booklet "Love Or Sex print a letter from a son why mature, well- state. And How To Tell The sad and sorry subur- balanced adults can't This meant taking a Dear Ann Landers: Difference." Send 35 banite who played the enjoy the physical as- job at a ismaller salary, My boss's daughter was cents in coin and along, game and very nearly pects of sex without selling our home at a standing in the wrong self- addressed lost her home, her san- making an emotional in- loss and pulling our -line when they handed stamped envelope with ity and everything in vestment. My husband children out of schools out brains. She is in your request. life that matters. and I congratulated our- where they were doing summer school now be- Ann Landers will be My husband and I were selves on our mature well. Our foolishness cause she flunked two glad to help you with fascinated with the stor- approach. We even per- had cost more than we courses. your problems. Send ies we had heard about suaded ourselves that had planned to pay. Again this week I've them to her in care of our upper middle class variety can revitalize a been handed her "home- Boca Raton News, Box neighbors who got to- marriage that had grown Six months have work" to type. This ir- 3346, Chicago, Illinois, gether Saturday nights dull and unexciting. passed and we are grad- ritates me. Should I keep 60 654, enclosing a and changed partners. After a few months, ually returning to a nor- my mouth shut and do it stamped, self-address- At first it seemed so tensions mounted. mal, decent life. My of should I tell the boss ed envelope. bizarre we couldn't im- Our children grew sus- blood runs cold when I that a girl who is old agine ourselves becom- picious. My husband and think how close we came enough to go to college ing involved in such lu- I began to argue. One to destroying ourselves should be able to type Did you know, the his- nacy. But when our new day he'd say, "I want for a few cheap thrills. her own homework? tory of butter goes back next-door neighbors a divorce. I'm in love Please, Ann Landers, —CHEWING TACKS many years — yet it suggest we go along — with the lady next door." publish this letter for Dear Chewing: I trust wasn't till the middle of just to "observe," we The next day he'd say, the benefit of others who the boss has not asked the 1880's that butter, agreed. "She's a slob. I wish may be toying with the you to come in early prepared and packaged In that highly charged I'd never seen her." idea of adding a little or stay late to do his as we know it today, atmosphere, with just My husband and I de- zest to their lives. It's daughter's homework. became a familiar sight enough liquor to warp cided the horrible in- a lousy idea. So — treat the girl's in stores. Before that the judgment and dis- volvement was ruining —BEEN THERE typing as you would any it was always strictly solve the inhibitions, the our lives. We agreed AND BACK other typing job. And a homemade product.
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Theparents he added. equipment contributed said. the matter„ "We could "I haven't seen any- best I've ever seen. they understand that if are concerned,* Benoit "I can see the child- by the recreation de- The older children, offer the students a lot thing to compare with "It's so well organiz- a piece of equipment added. "They listen to ren benefit from this partment, Benoit said the ones who were here more if they would re- this program, they said ed that the center can is checked out it must be what we have to say then program," Benoit said. last year, will generally quest it, like golf les- Although the center handle so many kids and brought back in good they have a talk with the 'It's a pleasure to watch there can be no mone- take the younger child- sons, tennis lessons. is open to six through still have good results.'' shape. Ninety percent child themselves. It's them. Sometimes this tary value put on the ren in hand and tell They don't request it." llyear olds, most of Any discipline pro- of the equipment comes not that the child is bad can be the best learn- program itself. them how to act, what's Both teachers agreed the students at Addison blems? "We let them back in good shape," he it's just that he can't ing situation." "It's the finest pro- expected of them. They there is a definite need Mizner are eight and know what we expect. If said. set a good example and for an evening program under. Some will be they don't cooperate we Benoit is especially they find themselves for the students. starting first grade in send them home," Hill thankful that the Ruth Acteson is appointed acting as leaders. m "The present pro- the fall. said. "We sent two county's enrichment Each center may gram keeps the kids off "We give the young- home so far." program was centered structure it's program the streets and out of er ones a chance," Lowe Both Hill and Gilbert at J.C. Mitchell School to suit the needs of the trouble," Hazelwood said. The older children gave all the credit for this year too. He pointed children who are enroll- said. have taken to going down the organization to Jim to the science workshop to director of nursing post ed. Eac h supervisor Although Ghormley to Memorial Park. Al- Rutherford, recreation attandances which may think that one phase said he doubts whether though the children must director. reaches a peak of 78 Frank J.Dawson, vice Following her grad- United States, joining of the program i& more the program could reach register at the center "It's really one of sometimes, as a good president and admin- uation from Oshawa the nursing staff at the important than another, the teenager who has closest to their home the better programs in example of how a pro- istrator of the Boca General Hospital, On- Boca Raton Community yet they all agreed on already been alienated there is no rule which the county," Gilbert gram can draw the Raton Community Hos- tario, Canada, Mrs. Hospital prior to its one thing. Whatever else to society, it offers the says they must par- said, "it's well planned. child's interest. pital, has announced the Acteson served as a ste- opening in July of 1967. Boca Raton may not do, average . teenager ticipate in the center We had a very good pro- He has hopes that next appointment of Mrs. wardess with Trans- it does look after the needs of the children enough to do so he won't nearest their home. The gram in Hamilton, year instructional tele- Ruth Acteson as direct- Canada Airlines for Classified Ad Service have time to get into only rule is that the high Ohio," he added. "I'd vision will produce pro- or of nurses at the hos- several years . before and the teenager in the any trouble. school is for high school say this is comparable grams which can be air- pital. entering the hospital Phone 395-8300 community. "The worth of the students only. to it." ed during the summer Mrs. Acteson has nursing field... and has 1 program too. been serving as acting since that time served program to theteenager "This is a great ex- 'However he did think We have a complete lies in the physical and perience for younsters the program could be Benoit's and Cam- director of nurses since as registered nurse in social aspects of it," who may ]ust be start- even better. "If the eron's philosophy as far last January. both Canada and the Dry Cleaning Plant the teachers said. ing First grade this people would vote for as the equipment in the Although the teachers fall," Lowe said. a municipal pool. We school is concerned is on premises. are ; enthusiastic about "They're experiencing need it bad," he said. '' They can have anything the program at the high the give and take of be- "Right now we're using they want, they just have under the banyan tree We are not affiliated school — it has possibil- ing with other children. Bibletown and Cabana to ask for it." with any other ities,—they lament the It'll help them adjust to Club pools for our swim "We're interested in Boca Bazaar fact that enough parents class room situations program, but we could instilling a sense of 20 So. Dixie. Boca Raton Dry Cleaning are not concerned better when school do a lot better with a values into the young- municipal pool," FLOWERS! FOLIAGE Establishment enough about the teen- starts. They won't be sters," Benoit said, DECOUPAGE STUDIO agers to help them keep hanging on mother's Teacher supervisors "We've had to send two in Florida. out of trouble* skirt. at J.C. Mitchell School children home so far, Complete Supplies "If they were really Lowe and Thomas have a special report but that's all. We don't New Finishes, Gold Leafing, Etc ONE-HOUR CLEANER concerned, this place said the program has with their 248 young- send them home either. Open Alt Summer 1943 North Federal would be full of been a great boost to sters registered at their We take them home." Phone 395-2440 students," Hazelwood the city for the new re- center. "We notify the par- said. sidents. It's a good sell- Both Dick Benoit and "Let's face it," ing factor. People who Mai Cameron are year Ghormley added, "there come in here from San around teachers at the are three groups which Jose, Calif., and New school. can help the student. The York, can't believe that "We know these parents, the church and these facilities are children," Benoit said, the community. Without available during the "I've worked with them the parents our recrea- summer months. for three years now.. tion program is not "I've noticed a change The program is good AT VWA going to be much." in some of the children for the children, he APPLIANCE Both Hazelweood and just in the first three added. Ghormley are high weeks of the program," Because of the loca- school teachers. Hazel- Lowe said. "At first tion of the school, there wood heads the physical it was hard for the little is about 80 percent negro education department at ones to adjust, but they participation. Boca Raton High School get along fine now. "We have no super- and Ghormley teaches They're much more at visory problems,* he history and physical ed- ease. said, "We know the ucation and coaches One five year old, who children and that IT'S A basketball. will be in first grade this helps." T Participation may not fall, even plays chess. "The children," he be exactly overwhelm- He's not very good but said, "are learning to ing at the high school, he knows how to play," play chess, arithmetic but it is at the three Lowe said. bingo." Box hockey is a tmiti Einrnie centers which cater to At Memorial Park favorite game of theirs. the younger set, the where close to 500 "The parents like the children, ages 6 through youngsters are enroll- program, they're happy DELUXE AUTOMATIC 11. ed, Wayne Hill guidance to find a place like this 'At Addison Mizner counselor and Gordon to send their children." School, where 422 child- Gilbert, a teacher, Benoit who has been ren are enrolled for agreed that the program with the program since arts, crafts and recrea- does help the youngster J, C. Mitchell School WASHER tion activities the pro- when he goes on to was integrated, said gram gets nothing but school in thefall." They there is a marked dif- 2 SPIED - 3 CYCLE praise. learn to get along with ference in the same "The program is each other," Hill said. children who attended WITH PERMANENT PRESS without a doubt the best Hill, who had been the program three years Clothes stay new and fresh looking longer because the correct I've ever been associat- wosh speed helps you establish washing conditions to meet ed with," said BiU each fabric's requirements. Extra large loads of clothes come Lowe, of high school HALF PRiCE SPECIAL clean with thorough washing action. teachers. ONLY GE GIVES YOU ALL THESE: The program teaches CLIP & SAVE the children how to use ® TWO SPEEDS their leisure time and Is Your Wig In A Rut? • MINI BASKET (EXCLUSIVE) how to get along with • FILTER-FLO WASHING SYSTEM other people, added Max • •16 LB. CAPACITY l£ Introduce 'you to our service, bring this coupon for our h«H Thomas, administration pr!c« ipecisls. dean of the high school. 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These are mady by Smith's Bakery 5ih Ave. Shop. Plaza » in Palm Beach, and they deliver them 395-4122 f fresh daily - every morning. I Stop in and take a peek! BOCA RATON ! We know you'll be impressed!! OPiN MON. and FRI. 'Tit 9 P.M. | ' STORE HOURS: 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. " Tuesday thru Saturday 550 N. Federal Hwy., Boca Raton 395-4591 ^* ^^ ^^ .^Bib. mil ^^Bb. i^Mt&i -40^^ ^JB^» 4iiV* 4^ ^BBB^ -^HM* -fl«^P* 4i^ ^BB^ -^SftV* ^Q BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, July 11, 1968 5B
At county court house Real estate sales recorded Recent Boca Raton Lot 14, Block 1, Lots 14, Lee G. Lathrop and Jean L. ton Square Unit 5, $55.20, Jen- 15, and 16 Block 2, Lots 1* Lathrop, his wife. nie M. Prescott, widow to Ed- real estate transactions 2, & 4 Block 3 Montez Gar- Lot 16, Block 13, Replat of ward K. Giese and Beuda A. as compiled for the dens, $71.40, Louis Rizzo and Boca Raton Hills Sec. 2, $34.50, Giese, his wife. News by the Lawyers Ann Rizzo to Arthur Mirandi, Myra E. Shivers, single to Hay- Lot 10, Block 8, Chatham Title Insurance Corp. Lots 11, Block 7, Royal Palm den Bonded Storage Warehouse, Hills, $39.90, Philip A. Pettus Yacht and Country Club, $28.50, Inc. and Joyce Gravel Pettus, his are listed below. Luanna E. Crane Single to Her- Lot 19, Block 10, Royal Palm wife to Richard C. Beckman Documentary stamps, man J. Schroeder and Barbara Yacht & Country Club, $135.00, and Cassandra F. Beckman, his listed by amount, indi- H. Schroeder, his wife. Belford S. Lester, Jr. and wife. Lot 12, Block 57, Boca Ra- Gloria Annette Lester to Joseph Lot 49, Block A5, University cate the approximate ton Square Unit 9, $11.10, H. Sylvia and Sara Jane Sylvia, Park Country Club Estates, sale price in many in- Leenis Van Kampen and Anita his wife. $9.90, Hollywood Bank & Trust stances. They are com- Van Kampen, his wife Theo- Lot 2, Block 26, Royal Palm Co. to Philip Everett and Eve- dore E. Cowles and Patricia A. Yacht & Country Club, #33.00, lyn M. Everett, his wife. puted on $3 per $1,000 Cowles, his wife. Muriel G. Myers and Francis Lot 37, Block A3, Lot 38, value; in other words, a Lot 26, Block 2, Boca Keys, M. Myers, her husband to Block A3, University Park $10,000 sale would re- $100.50, Realty Investments of Francis J. Renkowicz. Country Club Estates, $17.10, Boca, Inc. to Richard H. Kad- Lot 12, Block 17, Royal Yacht Hollywood Bank & Trust Co. New Rutenberg model. quire $30 in stamps. rey and. Marilyn Kadrey, his & Country Club, $54.00, Ar- to Central Land Co. Lot 8, Block 7, Boca Villas wife. vida Corporation to William Lot 14, Block 9, Royal Palm Sec. "B", $54.00, C. Perry Lot 21, Block 29, Unit i Boca Gaiselmann and Margaret A. Yacht & Country Club, $171.00 Barr and Helen Barr, his wife Raton Square, $71.40, Jean C. Gaiselmann, his wife. Peter J, McCurdy and Eliza- to Ross E. Chasten and Dor- Blesh, single to Peter John Lot 7, Block 1A Camino Gar- beth McCurdy, his wife to John •Rutenberg Homes othy S. Chasten, his wife. Graham and Helen Marie Gra- dens Sec, L, ?26.40, Camino E. Richey, Jr. and Hazel I. Lot 7, Block 14, Royal Palm ham, his wife. Gardens, Inc. to Edward L. Richey, his wife. Yacht & Country Club $217.50, Lot 5, Block 11, Royal Oak Bishop and John C. Bishop, as Lot 106, Block 2, Lake Ro- Roy G. Bachman and Violet Hills 1st Section, $93.00, Wal- tenants in common. gers Isle Unit E, $118.50, Mar- Bachman, his wife to Dorothy ter F. Krebs and Ferna M. Lot 17, less W5', Block 13, qusee Homes, Inc. to Thomas W. Zettelmeyer. Krebs, his wife to Glen E. Royal Oak Hills 1st Sec., A. Ripley and Carroll B. Rip- New model center to open Yacht & Country Club $37.50, Alden and Vivian E, Alden, $76.50, Humbert Baer and Stella ley, his wife. F. Byron Parks and Lucile his wife. Baer, his wife to Brayton A. Lots 9 to 14, Block 3, Uni- M. Parks, his wife to Lyle F. Lot 5, Block 14, Royal Palm Taylor and Dorothy Taylor, his versity Hill 2nd Section, $54.00, A rough stucco exter- as it stands, President Boca Raton's model Harris and Esther M. Harris, Yacht and Country Club, $45.00. wife. T. D. Sutton and Grace E. Sut- Rutenberg Homes an- his wife. Arvida Corporation to Luc Nl/2 of Lot 9, Block 10, ton, his wife to Don-Arrow, Inc. nounced this week the ior finish gives the Cor- Art Rutenberg explain- center is in the beach Lots 6, 31 & 33 Block 2 Courchene and GermaineCour- Spanish River Land Co. Unit Lots '4 5, & 6, Block 532, opening of a new Boca onado a Spanish flavor, ed. The basic styles are area west of State Road Lots 29 & 30 Block 4 Bel- chene, his wife. 1, $166.50, Martha M. Squiers, Hillsborp" Park Addn Plat 9, aton "model, center" carried out in the tile custom tailored to "re- A1A and a few blocks Marra, $72,00, AnthonyD.Duke Lot 14, Block 7, Palmetto single to Richard N. York and $9.30, Nestor Sunberg and El- south of Camino Real. and Diane D. Duke, his wife Park Terrace Unit 6, $18,00, Judith A. York, his wife. len Sunberg, his wife to Donald on Banyan Road. in the entryway. This flect experienced pro- to Boca Home Sites, Inc. Jane M. Porter, a widow to Lot 30, Block 27, Boca Ra- Diaz. Respected as one of model also has a pool fessional design suited the country's largest and a family room, a to the peculiar require- builders of homes on the sunken shower in the ments of the buyer." buyers' own lot, Ruten- master bedroom, a wide All designs are develop- berg will display the bay window through ed by the company's own three bedroom, two bath which the kitchen over- architects, and copy- "Tradewinds;" the four looks the patio. One bath righted to prevent imi- bedroom, three bath is a cabanatype, opening tation. ^Poronado; and the four to the pool. The floors Based in Clearwater, bedroom, three bath Is- here also are ofcush- the company has model lander at the home cen- ioned tile. centers in Palm Beach ter. Dark wood accents Lakes, Palm Beach These three modern are utilized in the ex- Gardens as well as designs are considered terior of the Trade- Clearwater, St. Peters- the most popular of Ru- winds. Inside, the burg and several other tenberg Homes sold in screened porch has a Florida areas. A new Florida during the last C hattahoochie stone model center in Fort 15 years. floor and a garden sec- Lauderdale is now un- All are oriented to tion off a long living- der construction. (gecreened patios to which dining area. During its past fis-
the living areas open by The models are cal year, Rutenberg sold es*. V- . >^*L ' (4c'*# ' way of sliding glass representative of a wide some 500 houses for a doors. All are centrally range of designs and gross volume of more air conditioned, have floor plans which Ru- than $13 million. *ft« I all - electric kitchens tenberg Homes builds .*. and double garages. on buyers'own lots. Wood paneling is gen- The company, a Flor- erously used. Baths are ida firm which has con- ?.* over-sized and vanities structed some 5,000 are hung free of the houses under plan, does ^fl not develop land. It does, W The Islander has ex- however, assist pur- terior accents of wood chasers in finding lots and native stone. Its in- and obtaining financing. terior is marked by an Decorator service is 5th Ave. Shopping Plaza entryway paved with provided without BOCA RATON Spanish tile. A family charge. room is located adjacent Buyers seldom to the kitchen, and a choose a model exactly 395-1877 pool occupies the screened patio. Floors ^are of the new cushion- ed tile called Corlon. Kiwanians at meet Three Boca Raton couples have returned from the 53rd annual 3jY. convention of Kiwanis ^ateraational, Toronto, CLOISTER Ontario, Can. Couples who attended DEL MAR t ? t the annual meeting are 17 STORY QCEANFRQNT CONDOMINIUM RESIDENCE Mr. and Mrs. WilliamS. JUST SOUTH OF THE BOCA HATON INLET/BOCA flATON. FLORIDA Gunn, Mr. and Mrs. J. 2-3 bedroom apartment homes and Raymond Evans and Mr. penthouses with 2 oceanfront balcony terraces and Mrs. George E. horn $34,750 Henry. Gunn is presi- Fully furnished and decorated exhibit apartment dent and Evans is first homes are open from 9 A.M. to 6 P. M. Yet today, right now, people are reserving vice president of the CLOISTER$ DEL MAR Mocal Kiwanis club. apartments in Arvida's third oceanfront 1180 South Ocean Boulevard • Boca Raton, Florida To Place A Phone Boca Raton 399-5022 First there was Sabal Point. confidence in Arvida Corporation as Conemivttt. Cfuutud mtitf d*v*loptd by Then Sabal Ridge. And now we have Florida's mosr respected developer of Classified Ad REALTY AND CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION OF NEW YORK *KD FLO ftID * condominium! 1XYESTMENT 1UIIDERS SIKEE 1*70 cleared the site for Sabal Shores. fine properties. Call 395-8300 People are already reserving apartments Come by our sales office and take a at Sabal Shores. Perhaps it's because look at the color rendering of the they can see in Sabal Point and building, the t\\ o and three bedroom SEE THE NEW Sabal Ridge (just next door) the quality floor plans and our model apartment. of design, engineering and construction ' You, too, would be wise to reserve yours "CAROUSEL" that goes into Arvida Corporation's while you can get the exact apartment 2 Bedrooms - 2 Baths Condominium developments. on the exact floor you like best. Family Room - Screened Pool Or perhaps it's the unique location, Arvida''s new condominium in Boca on V/aterway north of the Boca Raton Inlet with Raton will be 16 stories, 125 apartments the Ocean to the East and Lake Boca on 360 feet of oceanfront property. $46,900 Raton and the majestic Boca Raton They are priced from $39,000 to :•*•*> Hotel & Club on the West. $80,500 Applications are now The Gold Coast's Finest Certainly it demonstrates the public's being accepted. ALL-WATERFRONT COMMUNITY Sales Office 701 South Ocean Boulevard, Boca Raton, Florida PRIVATE OCEAN BEACH LOTS from *12,800 • HOMES from $39,500 Sabal Shores a condominium by MODEL HOME FOR SALE ARVIDA CORPORATION (Furnished or Unfurnished) 1 Mile North of Boca Raton on BEL L1DO R0 PER IES !NC Scenic Route A1A P P R J ' - 0 X IN HIGHLAND BEACH B««R;*n f Fiorid« Agent on Premises 278-3087 70 A.M. -5 P.M. 6B Thursday, Ju|y ]], 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS Turnpike traffic up Cassady resigns from in worldwide study Florida's Turnpike the traffic in 1968 will Bethesda board post showed the second larg- break all records pre- est percentage gain in viously established on The resignation be- sell T. Clayton reported the nation, according to the Turnpike. cause of ill health of that while patient occu- figures released re- Adm. John H. Cassady, pancy at Bethesda was cently by the Interna- Heidgerd Boca Raton, from the good through June, the tional Bridge, Tunnel & Bethesda Memorial rate has dropped to 51.3 Turnpike Association. at bamp Hospital Board of Com- per cent in July to date, For the first quarter missioners was accept- the lowest it has been of 1968, 3,404,552 ve- Charles D. Heidgerd, ed at the monthly com- in some time. hicles traveled on Flo- son of Mr. and Mrs. mission meeting Mon- rida's Turnpike, show- D. W. Heidgerd, Boca day. Steffens ing an increase of 14.9 Raton, a student at Wake Adm. Cassady was per cent over the first Forest University at originally appointed to elected quarter of 1967. The Winston-Salentv, N.C.- is the commission in Octo- Illinois Tbllway showed attending Army Reserve ber, 1964. Frank M. Steffens, the largest percentage Officers' Training A letter from W. Paul senior vice president, increase for a similar Corps summer camp at Bebout Jr., president of administration and fi- period with 16.4 per Fort Bragg, N.C. the Bethesda Hospital nance, Arvida Corpora- cent. The Illinois Toll- During the encamps Assn,, informed com- tion, Miami, has been way is the fifth largest ment, he is receiving si^ missioners that his or- elected president of the in volume in the United weeks of training in\ ganization nominates Florida chapter of the States. The most phen- leadership, rifle marks- William F. Cassady, Financial Executives omenal increases in manship, physical con- Boca Raton, the admir- Institute. traffic during the first ditioning and other mili- al's son, for appoint- An officer of Arvida quarter of 1968 were in tary subjects. \ ment to the now-vacant since 1958, the year the Italy, where one road Upon successful com- commission seat. corporation was founded from Bologna to Rimi- pletion of summer camp Commissioners also he has held the offices ni reflected a 202.3 per and graduation from opened bids at the meet- of assistant controller, cent increase over 1967. college, he is eligible to ing for furnishings and controller and has been senior vice president Officials of Florida's be commissioned as a equipment for the sec- Turnpike predict that second lieutenant in the ond and third floor since 1962. U. S. Army. building "shells" which Steffens, a native of Cadet Heidgerd is a are presently being fin- Oak Park, 111., and a Japan's first gas- oline-powered automo- member of Kappa Alpha ished and the new de- graduate of St. John's is First Bank and Trust Co.'s site, below is Boca partment of physical Construction moved rapidly ahead this week on bile appeared in 1907, fraternity and a 1965 University, New York new buildings for two financial institutions..Above Raton Federal Savings and Loan Assn. graduate of Riverside therapy at the hospital, City, is a certified a Takurii-go . Pro- but referred all bids to duction ceased after the Military Academy, public accountant and a Gainesville, Ga. Russell Sullivan, pur- member of the Amer- 10th car. chasing agent, for study ican Institute of Public and recommendations. Accountants. : Administrator Rus- He serves as a mem- WELCOME HOME BUYERS ber of the board of re- New Homes - Immediate Delivery During 1968 at least gents of Marymount 32,000 villagers will College, and a member TUNISON PALMS earn food for them- of the administrative selves and their fam- board of Biscayne Col- 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath 25,000.00 ilies, a total of 160,000 lege, Miami. 3 Bedroom 2 Bathroom, Pool 26,750.00 persons, in CARE food- Steffens, his wife, 3 Bedroom 2 Bathroom, Poo! 28,350.00 for-work projects de- Rita, and their three 3 Bedroom 2 Bathroom, Pool 27,990.00 signed to help needy children live at 5008 Countries develop local Lincoln Street, Holly- 3 Bedroom 2 Bathroom, Pool 30,000.00 resources. wood. 4 Bedroom 2 Bathroom, Pool 28,000.00 4 Bedroom 2 Bathroom 28,000.00 GENERAL INSURANCE Other Homes from 23,750.00 to build S , AGENCY LAKE FLORESTA PARK OF BOCA RATON,INC. 3 Bedroom 2 Bathroom, Pool 34,500.00 INSURANCE - ALL LINES PALMETTO PARK TERRACE 3 Bedroom 2 Bathroom, Pool 36,500.00 Weir Plaza Building James H. O'Neal P.O. Box 520 Vice President and Manager Boca Raton, Fla. Phone: ESTATES SECTION 395-8844 & 399-6789 4 Bedroom 2 Bathroom, Pool 38,500.00 4 Bedroom 3 Bathroom, Pool 64,000.00 For Best Results BOCA SQUARE 3 Bedroom 2 Bathroom, Pool 36,500.00
ALL HOMES INCLUDE WALL TO WALL MULTIPLE US771VG SERVICE CARPETING, BUILT-IN RANGE, DISHWASHER, FULLY-SODDY LOT. WITH MLS BOCA RATON'S LARGEST INVENTORY OF NEW HOMES. SEE YOUR REALTOR Junior college budget will 90% FINANCING AVAILABLE DISPLAY MODELS AT: REALTORS OF BOCA RATON 960 S.W. 2nd Street 399-4179. The following EDWARD GARVY.701E. be studied by trustees 883 NW 6th Terrace 391-0471 are members Palmetto Pk. Rd., Boca up before the district and from there to the of the Boca Raton.Fla. 391-0900. The 1968-69 annual budget of Palm Beach board of trustees at the State Department of Ed- m DEVELOPMENT & INDUSTRIAL CORP. Raton Board ORYAL E. HADLEY, ucation, where it is due 41 S.E. First Ave., Boca Raton, Fla. of Realtors. By Junior College will be second meeting of the it¥€nii§ 395-1211 * 399-5442 400 E. Palmetto Pk. board at 7 p.m. today on or before Aug. 1. Doing busi- Road, 395-2244. W.P. ness with in the Student Activities them you are HELEN HODOWAL, Bebout Jr. You Over 45 Center at the college. assured the highest Realtor. 330 E. Palmetto The board became the type of service that can Pk. Rd., 399-6258. Should Live A official governing body be administered in the F. WOOD ROW KEETON, of the college at its field of Real Estate 2950 N. Ocean Boule- Tranquil, Quiet DETECTING organizational meeting ESTATES ON THE INTRACOASTA1. Practice. vard, 395-5252. COUNTERFEITERS And Paced Life July 1, and Thursday's CROSBY W. ALLEY, 21 MACLAREN & ANDER- meeting will be the first AT BOCA RATON S.E. 3rd St., 395-4404. SON, 135 E. Palmetto. Counterfeit money Why? Because nerves that regular monthly meet- NICK AMRHEIN, 7601N. Park Rd., Boca Raton. is a problem all over once could "take any- the world. thing" have grown edgey ing. Fed. Hwy., 391-1166. 395-1333. The final look at the ARVIDA REALTY In Siam the mer- and taut; because physical MADDOX REALTY, 507- changes have made im- budget will be the only SALES, Inc., 998 S. N.E. 20th St., 395-2900 chants use a sure-fire Federal Hwy.,395-2000. detector. A monkey! possible the once hectic item of business at the MEDALLION REALTY, A few years back, no pace of life and, most meeting, according to ATLANTIC BOCA 95 E. Palmetto Park Rd., important, because at 45 Dr. Harold C. Manor, REALTY, 101 E. Pal- respectable merchant you have a different out- PB JC president, and ex- 395-2431. would dare do business look on life than at 25. metto Pk. Rd., Boca THOMAS J. MEREDITH, ecutive secretary of the Raton, 395-8500. without one of these These factors have been Realtor, 42 S.E. 2nd St. monkeys. considered in planning board. BANYAN REALTY ,INC. P-hone 395-1515- and building Tropic Har- Although the board 234 S. Federal Highway, The monkey would bor Condominiums beside has been in existence 3.C. MITCHELL & bite the coin handed Boca Raton, Florida — SONS, Inc., 22 S Fed- the Intracoastal. See, to- only since July 1, in- Phone: 395-3535- eral Hwy,, 395;4711. him by the merchant. day, the models furnished dividuals constituting BATEMAN and CO., The real coins they for those "over 45." the board are the same MOTHERWELL REAL- dropped into a basket. 1299 S. Ocean Blvd., TY, 757 S Federal Hwy. as those making up the H Boca Raton, 395-9355. If he chomped down on DELRAY 395-4044, former Palm Beach ,3 W.P. BEBOUT, 140 N. F. BYRON PARKS, Via a bad coin the monkey BEACH Junior College ad- Fed. Hwy., 395-8155. Mizner, Royal Palm went into a rage, and visory committee, and threw the coin onto the STEPHEN J. BODZO Plaza, 395-3700. have participated in PETRUZZELLI REAL- ground. the formation of the bud- :3 . REALTY, INC. - 5501 The amazing fact is N. Fed. Hwy. 395-8200 TY, Inc., 2325 N. Ocean get in prior meetings, Boulevard, 395-0822. that the monkey was Dr. Manor said. BRANNON REALTY, PLASTRIDGE AGENCY never wrong. l:i*opic After final action by Inc., 330 E. Palmetto Inc., 224 S. Fed. Hwy., We have different the board of trustees, Pk. Rd., 391-2444. 395-1433. tactics at our busi- E lftii*lx>r the budget will go to the Homes Available For 30 Day Occupancy CAMINO GARDENS THE REAL ESTATE ness. The first and Palm Beach County REALTY INC., P.O. CORNER, INC. 60 S. foremost being offer- Board of Public In- Box520, Phone 395-7020. Federal Highway, 395- ing our customers the struction for review, IMAGINATIVE HOME DESIGN reflects your personality . . . mates CARLEN APPRAISAL 4624. best service possible. your home distinctively yours. Our fine collection ot AND REALTY INC. 450 RICHARD F. ROSS, 110 Your insurance display homes will open to you new horizons of c< T W, E. Palmetto Park Rd. East Palmetto Park needs! That is our bus- and charm. You wilt find lavish use of rich new i. t i ,k 399-4440. Road, Boca Raton, Fla. iness. We will be happy pool-patio treatments which completely capture tr; SUE O. CHENEY, Real- 399-6444. to assist you in just subtropical living, spaciousness keynoting every r i tor 960 S.E. 20th Avenue ROYAL PALM REALTY the right program! BOCA MAR Deerfield Beach, Florida CORP., 3U7 Golfview Call us. 395-4334. YOU HAVE ARRIVED when you 399-5500. Dr., 395-1662. W. P. BEBOUT, 140 vr -, Rental enter this impressive gateway BRUCE E. DARRELL SLONE REALTY, 6299 North Federal High- Jf. APAHTMENTS on the east side of U. S. 1 at Realtor, 425 E. Palmet N. Federal Hwy., 391- way, Boca Raton, for N. E. 37th Street, Boca Raton. Boca Raton's Finest Oceanfronf Address— to Park Rd., 395-1322 2640. the ethical advice and Why not come this week to inspect valuable information 301 South Ocean Boulevard Lake Rogers Isles, the choicest WM DAY Inc., 500 S. TOWN & COUNTRY Why Buy When You Can Rent the Best? Federal Hwy., 395-0220. PROPERTIES, 330 E. you need. Unexcelled ocean views. Private terraces. Putting green, location on the "American Riviera." PETER DOR AN, 133 Palmetto Park Rd., shulfleboard. Underground parking. Spacious rooms. PRICED FROM 391-0434. HINT FOR THE Monthly rates on yearly leasts: Boca Raton Rd., Phone. HOME: Place two coat 1 Bedroom units from $235 2 Bedroom units from $300 $26,900 WEEKES REALTY CO. PLUS LOT INC., 100 S. Federal hangers together in Sponsors.: $$ Appliances STREALTYCORP. All Homes By 20 S.E. 1st Avenue, Hwy., 395-1214. opposite directions Leonard J. Koslow Associates M.N. WEIR & SONS, when you need to air TELEPHONE (305) 399-7911 GENERAL ELECTRIC A & P Construction 5 S clothes on the outside. Co. FL oflDA SITE , inc., Inc., 855 S. Federal Appffaicn (applied by Hwy., 395-4000 This way they will not 38 S.E. 4th St. 395-189U. blow off the line. Vida Appliance Corporation For infjrisiiition CaH 398-1252 BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, July 11, 1968 7%
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Rotisserie Cooked 272 S. Federal Hwy.r Deerfield Beach Barbecue Chicken u>. 59c 8B Thursday, July 11, 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS Alan Plait SUNDAY AMERICA'S" BLIND EVAM6ELIST SERVICES:/ will preach
11:00 AJL Alan B. Platt, vice chairman RE¥. RAIPH of the board of elders, will con- duct the 10 aom. service Sunday MONTANUS Rev. Al Svfera in Boca Raton Moravian Church. His sermon topic will be "He "The Faithfulness of God" Calms the Storm and Stills the .7:30 P.M. Waves." Comes I® South Florida "Sacrament," will be the World Vision Color Picture lesson topic Sunday for First 1YEIY SUNDAY' Church of Christ, Scientist,, By Bob Pierce BY WAY OF RADIO STATIONS Sermon topic of Rev. Albert L. Eastman at the 11 a.m. WIHZ 940 KC, BO a.m. and "So-Little Time" service in Church of the Open Door will be "Poor but Rich." WWOe, 8:30 a.m. - 10:30 p.m. CALVARY COMMUNITY CHURCH "Rich, but Poor," will be Rev. Eastman's topic at the 7171 N. Federal Hwy. No. 1 evening service. DON'T MiSS THIS IKSPIRIN6 PROGRAM Boca Raton "This Is Our God," will be the sermon topic of Rev. David Nicholas at the service for Boca Raton Presbyterian - Church. - Rev. Clark S. Reed will preach on "The Message and the Medium" at the service in First United Methodist Church. episcopALcJiuRc!} Sermon "Our Mission: The World" Boca Raton Road at N.E. Second Avenue "You Take the High Road" will be the sermon topic of Rev. Dale E. Hency at the morning University Baptist Church SUNDAY SERVICES service for Trinity Church of 8:00 AM. Holy Communion & Homily God. 10:00 A.M. Morning Prayer, Holy Com- munion & Sermon Sermon topic at the services WEEKDAY SERVICES in First Presbyterian Church Tuesday — 7:30 A.M. — Morning Prayer & Holy Communion. CHURCH SCHOOL 9:30 - NURSERY AVAILABLE will be "You Take the High Thursday - 10:00 A.M. —Morning Prayer & Hafly Communion Air-conditioned Road." The sermon will be pre- 11:00 A.M. Service Broadcast (Station WSBR - 740 on the Dial) sented by Rev. C. Thomas Webb.
First United CHURCHES Methodist ihnuh i i 625 N.E. 2nd Aye,, Boca Raton ADVENT American ST. PAUL Mo. Synod MINISTER - CLARK S. REED 5001 NE 4 Ave.Near U.S.I 701 ff. Palmetto Pk. Rd. * Director of Christian Education -Jane Stentz Parish Visitor: Robert C. Buckley SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:00 SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 WORSHIP 8:30 and 11:00 Church School 9:30 A.M. WORSHIP SEEVICE 9:45 (Pre-School Nursery at 11) Morning Worship 8:30 and 11:00 Ronald J. Dingle Pastor E.O. Krug, Pastor Air-Conditioned Nursery Phone 395-0433 Phone 395-3632. Phons 395-4741 and 395-1939 SERMON: " The Message and the Medium
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A picture of the Last Supper is one of many side of Calvary Community Church on north First Church c)\ Chris!, Scientist .SC . , :C. : . .1; . Interim Location , murals and pictures which decorate the in- Federal Highway. l(|prnirig;W 122 East Boca Raf@n Road Boca Rafan SERVICES READING ROOM Sunday 11 a.m. Bocade Bldg. Arcade Sunday School 11 a.m. 110 E. Palmetto Park Rd. Nursery 11 a.m. Weekly 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. UNIVERSITY Wednesday 8 p.m. Sundays 2 ~ 4 p.m. Baptist Church ADVENT LUTHERAN FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST N.E. 4th Ave. at 50th St. just Northeast Second Court, pastor, OF THE LATTER DAY SAINTS 7557 W. Camino Real - Boca Raton off U.S. 1, Rev. Ronald J. Dingle Rev. J.E. Latham. Services, 450 N. Federal Highway. Sun- Boca Raton Rev. Paul C. Thomson, son of Dr. George Thomson, pastor, Sunday Schedule: 9:45 11 a.m.- and 7 p.m. with Sunday day s e r v ices: priesthood, 9 a.m.; Sunday school, 10:30 a.m.; Pastor of University Baptist Church, will be the a.m. The Charch at worship: school, 9:30 a.m, first and third Temporary Location • preacher at the 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday ser— j 9:00 a.m. the Church at Study. Sunday sacrament service, 6 p.m. vices. ART GUILD BUILDING 801 W. Palmetto Park Rd. Dr. George Thomson - Preaching . ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE OPEN DOOR PREACHING TO THE HEART IN THE TRINITY CHURCH OF GOD CHURCH SCHOOL 9:45 A.M. 701 W. Palmetto Park Rd. Rev. 35th St. and 3rd Ave. N.W. Rev. Temporary location, Addison WORSHIP SERVICE 11:00 A.M. HEART OF BOCA RATON Eugene O Krug, pastor.Sunday Albert L. Eastman, Pastor. [9:45 A.M.: Sunday School! o Mizner School, Rev. Dale E, school, 9:45 a.m.; worship ser- Sunday Services: Sunday school Hency, pastor, Sunday school DAVID NICHOLAS, PASTOR vices, 8:30 and 11 a.m. Pre- 9:45i a.m. for which there is a nursery available. Morning 9:30 a.m. Services, 10:30 a.m. Congregational school nursery during 11 Sunday. o'clock service. Worship, 11 a.m., Youth Fellow- ship 6:45 p.m. Evening service HEBREW CONGREGATION UHSTEO CHURCH OF mm RATON FIRST PRESBYTERIAN at 7:30. Tuesday evening Senior Boca Raton Hebrew Congrega- 901 W. Palmetto Park Bead" Evangelical and Reformed 600 West Camino Real, Rev. choir rehearsal, Wednesday tion, P.O. Box 568, Services Visit With Us and Enjoy Our New Frederick Nelson. D.P. Minister Albert G, Shiphorst, pastor, evening Bible study hour, at temporarily held at Marymount House of Worship Services 9:30, 11 a.m.; church 7:30. College. For information call AIR CONDITIONED SANCTUARY school, 9:30 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL " 9:45 A.M. 251 SW 4 Avenue between Camino Real and Palmetto Pk.- Rd. UNIVERSITY BAPTIST 395-8100. MORNING WORSHIP 11:00 A.M. Morning Worship 11 a.m. — Church School 9:30 a.m. FIRST UNITED METHODIST 1551 West Camino Real, Dr. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH EVENING WORSHIP 7:00 P.M. George Thomson, pastor. Sun- Nursery John schuring, Pastor -1040 SVV 1st street N.Eo 2nd Ave. at N,E. 6th St. Temporary location, Art Guild Available Boca Raton - 395-3942 SERMON: Clark S. Reed, minister. Sun- day services, 11 a.m. and 7:30 building, 801 W. Palmetto Park day school, 9:30 a.m. Church- p.m., Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. Rd., Rev. David Nicholas, Pas- Col. George Cameron Bet, services, 8:30 and 11 a.m. Nur- Prayer meeting Wednesday, tor, Sunday Service, 11 a.m., sery for children. MYF meets 7:30 p.m. : . . Sunday School, 9:45 a.ma Sunday, 6:00 p.m. in the Church CHRISTIAN SCIENCE UNITED CHURCH of BOCA. RATON Hall. First Church of Christ, Scien- FIRST ASSEMBLY of GOD CHURCH 251 S.W. Fourth Ave., Rev. 450 N.E. 51st St., Boca Raton, Florida ST. GREGORY'S EPISCOPAL tist, interim location, 122 E. Frederick Nelson, D.C., minis- of Boca Raton Boca Raton Rd. Sunday school ter,. Church school 9:30 a.m., SUNDAY SERVICES TEMPORARY LOCATION -ADMINISTRATION BLDG. 245 E. Boca Raton Rd. Sunday , Sunday School 9:30 A.M. and services at 11 a.in., Wed- Service, 11 a.m. Worship service 10:45 A.M. 1675 N.W. 4TH AVENUE services, holy com minion and nesday at 8 pom. Reading room Evening Service 7:30 p.m. REV.NORMAN SPONG - PASTOR homily, 8 a.m.; morning prayer, holy communion and sermon, in Bocade building, Palmetto UNITARIAN-UNIVERSALIST SUNDAY SERVICES Park Road. Minister: Gene stinson Sunday School 9:45 A.M. 10 a,m.; Tuesdays, morning Boca Raton, 164 W. Palmetto Morning Worsnip 11:00 A.M. prayer and holy communion, FIRST BAPTIST Park Rd., 10:30 a.m., Sunday Evangelistic Service 7:30 P.M. Temporary location, 3333 N. school and church. No services Wednesday Prayer & Praise Service 7:30 P.M. 7:30 a.m.; Thursdays, morning 'The University Church' prayer and holy communiont Federal Highway, (GrantBldg.). during summer months. 10 a.m. Rev4 William Gardner, pastor, ST. JOAN OF'ARC Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Morn- THE CHURCH of THE QPEtf DOOR MORAVIAN CHURCH S.W. Third Street, Rev. Paul ,. 300 N.E. 35th St., Boca Raton FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ing worship, 11 a.m. Training L. Manning, pastor; Sunday Rev. William Gardner, Pastor 2 S.W. 12th Ave. Rev. Christian Union, 6:30 p.m.; Evening Wor- Minister: Albert L. Eastman TEMPORARY LOCATION D. Weber; minister, Sunday Masses 7, 9, 10:30 a.m. and ship, 7:30 p.m. Mid-week pray- noon. Confessions will be heard Sunday School 9:45 A.M 3333 N. Federal Hwy., Boca Raton School at 10 a.m. and Church er service Wednesday 7:30p.m. Wednesdays: Bible Study - Prayer 7-30 P M SUNDAY SERVICES Service at 10 a.nu every Saturday from 4:30 to Sunday School' 9:45 A.M. Training Union 6:30 CHRISTIAN'REFORMED 5:30 and,7:30 to 8:30 p.m. 7:30 P.M. "R5CH BUT POOR!" Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Evening Worship 7:30 FIRST CHRISTIAN Daily Masses 6:30 and 8 a.m. 'Bob' and 'Bill' - Organ and Piano with a fine musical Wednesday Evening Prayer Service 7:30 P.M.. 901 W. Palmetto Park Rd. John program at both services. ' New facilities at 450 N.E. 51st O. Schuring, minister; Services Holy Days, 7, 9, 10:30 and "Bible Teaching and Bible Preaching" Street, Boca Raton. Sunday 6:00 p.m. ANNOUNCING opening of a DAY SCHOOL under direction of Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. The Church of the Open Door on Monday June 24 - 8-00 A M School 9:30 a.m. Morning Wor- Sunday School and Adult Bible For further information call 391-0278 or in person at Church ship 1045. Evening Worship 7:30 classes, 9:45 a.m. Nursery CALVARY COMMUNITY 300 NW 35th St. Children's ages - 4 yrs. up 7:30 Wed. Prayer & Bible Study available for Sunday school and 7171 N. Federal Hwy. Service Gene Stinson Minister 4627 N, morning service at the parson- 11 a.m. Sunday; Gospel film Attend E. 4th Ave. Tel 395-14901 7:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday; CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST age, 1040, S.W. First St.' Ambassador Bible class, 10:30 BIBLETOWN FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD a.m, Tuesday. the Church COMMUNITY CHURCH Temporarily located in admin- OF LATTER-DAY SAiNTSif 600 N.W. Fourth Ave,, Dr. Tor- istration building, 1675 N.W. EBENEZER BAPTIST , Priesthood 9:00 a.m. Of your choice rey Johnson, minister; Sunday Fourth Ave, Services Sunday, 11 Northeast 12th Street,. Rev, Sunday School 10:30 a.m. school, 9:30 a.m.; morning ser- a.m. and 7:30 p.m., Sunday Earlie Robinson, pastor. Sun- Sacrament Service 6:00 p.m. vice, 10:45 a.m,; evening ser- School at 9:45 a.m., Wednesday day school, 9:30 a.m.; morning 450 No. Federal Highway, Boca Raton Sunday vice, 7 p.m.; communion ser- Prayer and Praise Service, 7:30 service , 11 a.m.; BTU meeting Telephone 395-8957 vice, 6 p.m. p.m.- 5 p.m.; evening service, 6 p.m. BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, July 1.1, 1968 9B Public Notice NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE COURT OF THE COUNTY JUDGE IN AND FOR PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA; IN PROBATE, NO. 27042 IN RE: ESTATE OF THOMAS H. DEAN, Deceased. TO ALL CREDITORS, LEGA- TEES, DISTRIBUTEES AND PERSONS HAVING ANY CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE: You and each of you are hereby notified that you are required by Law to present any claims and demands which you, or either of you, may have against the estate of THOMAS RATH'S SLICED H. DEAN, deceased, late of said County, to the County Judge of Palm Beach County, Florida, at his office in the court house said County at West Palm Beach, Florida, within six calendar months from the time of the first publication of this notice. Each claim, or demand shall be in writing in duplicate, and shall state the place of Rath residence and post office address of the claimant, and shall be sworn to by the Sliced claimant, his agent or his attorney, and any such claim 1 Bacon or demand not so filed shall be void. /s/Rosetta J. Dean CTA As administratrix of the Estate of THOMAS H. DEAN, deceased. JOHN V. RUSSEL and KURZINGER AND HONCHELL 279 North Federal Highway Boca Raton, Florida Attorneys for Administratrix CTA Publish: July" 4, 11, 18 and 25, 1968 Furnish Proof of Publication
IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT IN AND FOR PALM BEACH, FLORIDA. In Pro- bate: 26824 In Re: Estate of GEORGE H.SCOTT, a/k/a G.H. SCOTT Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND CLAIMANTS You and each of you are hereby notified and required to present any claim and de- mands which you, or either of you, may have against the es- tate of GEORGE H. SCOTT a/k/a G. H. SCOTT deceased, late of said County, to the County Judge of Palm Beach County, Florida, at his office in the Court House, West Palm LIMIT ONE WITH $5. ORDER OR MORE Beach, Florida, within six (6) EXCLUDING CIGARETTES calendar months from the date of the first publication of this notice. Each claim or demand must be in writing and must state the place of residence and post office address of the claimant, and must be sworn to by the claimant, his agent, t or his attorney,. or the same will become void according to law. Such creditor/or claimant EGGS must~'ai the "time 'of the filing of the same deliver a copy of such claim to the County Judge in compliance with Chapter 61-394, Law s of Florida for 1961. This 8th day of July, 1968. VIOLA M. SCOTT 24 OZ. BOTTLE Ancillary Administratrix of the Estate of George H. Scott, a.k.a. G. H. LIMIT ONE WITH $5. ORDER OR deceased. MORE EXCLUDING CIGARETTES William Gundlach, Attorney 1040 Bayview Drive ••••••BUG BED? ?•••• Fort Lauderdale, Florida Publish: July 11, 18, 25, & I REAL Kill August 1, 1968.
NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE The following ORDINANCE No. 1292 was adopted and passed' into law on July 2nd, 1968, at a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Boca Ra- ton. Copies of this Ordinance are on file in the office of the LIMIT ONE WITH $5. ORDER OR City Clerk and available for inspection during regular work- MORE EXCLUDING CIGARETTES ing hours. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF BOCA RATON PROVIDING THAT THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY BE AMEND- ED BY REVISING SECTION 25-62, WHICH IS THBDIS- TRICT ZONING MAP, A TRACT OF LAND LYING NORTH OF CARIBBEAN KEYS, SOUTH OF BOCA KEYS, EAST OF N. E. 7TH AVENUE AND WEST OF THE INTRACOASTAL WA- TERWAY, MORE FULLY SHE DESCRIBED HEREINBE- LOW, FROM. R-3-C TO R-3-A. s/Jacob Heidt Jacob Heidt, City Clerk Publish:. July 11, 1968 Furnish proof of publication ASTOR e Qi. «. iz si. the best recipe for vfo!ks newly moved to BOCA RATON Take one phone call (or coupon below), add hdstess with baskets of gifts and information about the city stir in genuine hospitality, and you'll have a generous and CALIFORNIA delightful welcome. Just phone &gon JUMBO PHONE *8Jt7nte EACH 399-6205 or 395-9300 WELCOME NEWCOMERS! • Use this coupon to 1st us know you're I litre. I j£v films I- Address
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Fed. Hwy. . $25. wk. 395-1268. 399.2tt00 Raton, Florida, under the fic- 9 am and 4 pm. Boca 391-131lj 30 Gal gas capacity, Bi- 25 B Apartments for Ren! titious name of RON WILLOCKS CAT BOARDING mini top, Tachometer, PHOTOGRAPHY, intends to re- IB Motorcycles, Bicycles " RETIRED? ~~ automatic bilge pump, Small Comfortable furn. gister the said name with the Expert care. Stud ser- Apt. close to Atlantic PERS Clerk of the Circuit Court of ZAZUKI 1965 model new MECHANIC? vice. Ft. Laud. 583-9470 compass, All Coast EVERYTHING] lie. plate „ $ 125. call Guard equipped plus Ave. Private entrance. IN GLASS 25-LAP FEATURE Palm Beach County, Florida. Part time, own hours allow long ring. call 278-2969 2—10-LAP FEATURES RONALD H. WILLOCKS 395-8244 or 399-6639 between 8 AM & 5:30 many other extras. Used Aiito Glass Mirrors 5 Super Modified Races 716 N.W. 5th Street PM—for cleaning and Clip & Snip POODLE less than 30 hours. 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Central &Room,Arcads Cutting, Trimming furnished Models Open intends to register the said Thurs. 9:30 a.m. Uni- KNAPP SHOES Electronic, 2029 NW 2nd Edging - 943-8432 Daily. Extras Plus. name with the Clerk of the Please Call 933-7322, Ave., 395-4611. Circuit Court of Palm Beach versity Bowl, Boca Ra- LIGHTER REPAIRS""""*" 301 South Ocean Blvd. ton. Thurs. 7:30 p.m., anytime. CM. White For your, Air Condi- Boca Raton _ County, Florida. CIGARETTE Lighters, o By: /s/Andrew F. KInbacher First Federal S&L,Boca RECORD PLAYER tioning Problems & Ap- President pliance Service, call: from $.50 up. 395-2949 LIVE ON THE BEACH ~ Welawethe Raton. TV. COMB. + Greene's Air Cond. 24 Winfield Gift Shop. 479 •EFFICIENCIES, .APTS., ' Publish: July 11, 18, 25, Aug. 1, GATEWAY 30 Records $50 NE 20 St. Boca. VILLAS. 1968. NATURAL FOODS 395-1268 hrs. day. Also available Furnish proof of publication. Natural, Vitamins & GE Window units PLUMBING *" C ompletely furnished. House sold-Must sell .395-0350. _• Expert Plumbing, Sew- Available on monthly legal Minerals Organically entire contents. Many grown, dried fruit. ALTERATIONS er connection, K o h t z rental. Accommodates Dietetic Foods & Vege- extras, Magnavox radio EXCELLENT Tailor ~ Plumbing & Heating, 2-4 or more persons. NOTICE OF PROBATE table Juices. record player, Zenith All kinds of Ladies & 395-0800. Time pay- $65O per person per 3 26 E. Atlantic Blvd. TV, Antiques 395-0594 Men's Alterations" — ments can be arranged. month. Includes Maid IN THE COURT OF THE service, Linens, air COUNTY JUDGE IN AND Pompano 941-8120 MISC. RENT Barton & Miller Clean-' PROPERTY FOR PALM BEACH Company Coming? ers & Laundry, 2600 N. MANAGEMENT conditionsing etc. 395- COUNTY, FLORIDA; IN 5 C Child Care 5220; PROBATE, NO. 27042 Rollaway Beds &. Cribs Dixie Hwy. at 5 Points. Motels, Apts., Stores, Open 7 Days Per Wk. DIXIE RENTS Wilton Manors.566-4314 Commercial, Property DUPLEX RIVIERA TIC TOC Nursery Kin- ESTATE OF _____ 395-7359 of all types. Exper- One block from Ocean THOMAS H. DEAN, dergarten. 273 NW 15th r Fussy with your clothes ? Deceased. SWAP SHOP "~ Let me Alter them. ienced. and Golf Course. 2 bed- St. Boca — 395-5044. BRANNON REALTY The Good Beginning Ever Sat. & Sun. Buy- call- 399-4033 room, 2 bath. Complete- THE STATE OF FLORIDA: ers, 25 cents--Dealers, 391-2444 TO ALL PERSONS IN- Nursery &Kindergarten. Monogramming ly furn, with Central a,ir TERESTED IN THE ESTATE Complete program. 198 $2.00. Thunderbird Alterations & Complete RE-UPHOLSTERY & Ht. TV, Radio, Dish- OF SAID DECEDENT: S.W. 15th St. Boca 395- Drive-in Theater, 3121 CALL 395-8585 washer, Yearly $250. You are hereby notified that W. Sunrise Blvd., Ft. Dry cleaning & shirt 3997. Laundry Plant. Matty's For All Type Canvas per mo. One Unit also MAYER NOTORSrINC. a written instrument purport- Lauderdale, 583-9724. Work. Take Down & Re- ing to be the Last Will and 5 D Instructions, Tutoring 1 Hour Cleaners. 1943 for Short or Seasonal. Testament of said decedent has Professional TREAT rugs right, N. Fed. Boca 395-2440. hanging of Awnings. 25 116 S.E. SIXTH AVE. - 5234381 been admitted to probate in yrs. experience. said Court. All ages, All problems. they'll be a delight if M.I.T. 1943 Honor Grad. ALTERATIONS Atlantic Upholstering * CARLEN FT. LAUDERDALE You are hereby commanded cleaned with Blue * Appraisal & Realty, Inc. within six calendar months HaroM _Sellec_k395-3303. Lustre. Rent electric Pick Up & Delivery & Canvas, Inc. 450 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. from the date of the first shampooer $1. Belzer 395-0874 5301 N. Dixie Hwy. Boca Raton 399-4440. publication of this notice to. RENT AN" ORGAN ~ Boca Raton appear in said Court and show OR PIANO Hardware, 3198 N. Fed. Ro C. BENNETT cause, if any you can, why Hwy. Boca Raton, 395- Ladies and Msn's alter- "Time means' money EXECUTIVE APTS. the action of said Court in Only $2 a Week to all of us and all of admitting said will to probate 2120. > ations. 1821-B NE 25 St. Oceanfront Boca Mar With Free lessons in Pomp. 942-5414 the time you are out of should not stand unrevoked. Boca Raton by Lillian •Roll ends of newsprint Apts. A new High Rise PAUL T. DOUGLAS such as used for this our newspaper, it is 1 & 2 bedroom Units County Judge M e r z, Wurlitzer Ap- AUTO PARTS ~~ costing you money. So! Palm Beach County, Florida proved Piano &. Organ paper, 8£ a lb. Ideal and Car, Truck & Tractor Furnished Models Open By /s/Lena Mock Come and join our Bus- Dailv. Extras plus- DOWN teacher. cheap for drawing, lin- Parts Fast! D&M Auto Deputy Clerk c ing drawers, wrapping, iness Directory." 30l! Souih Oo3a.i Blvd. " Free Wurlitzer Parts, Dick Heidgerd, POPE SERVICE (Seal) Hobby Course! etc. In 30 and 36 inch; 220 S. Dixie, 395-2412 Boca Raton widths. 133 N®'2nd Ave. Deer- DO YOU WANT " •> • ~Tr- u. ~ • " " (The easy way to Play IF YOU JUST MAKE PAYMENTS JOHN V. RUSSEL and Like a Pro) Boca Raton News field Beach, 399-8220. BETTER KURZINGER AND HONCHELL POOL SERVICE? Want to pay low rent 270 North Federal Highway All Rental Applys If You 395-8300 ; BOAT REFINISHING^ Boca Raton, Florida 33432 Try the Scientific Way in the Summer and High JEW FLORIDA STATE Buy RCA Console TV, Single BOAT OWNERS rent in the Winter don't Call: bed, Mangle ironer, Call •# Attorneys for Administratrix DON'T let your Boat THE SCIENTIFIC POOL look at 799 SW 4th Ave. INSPEGTlOlf ON ALL OARS CTA Lillian Merz Sunbeam Power Saw, deteriorate have it We have furnished 395-7089 Boca Raton 20" Fan, Other items. SERVICE & SUPPLY PAYMTS. Publisa: July 4, 11, 18 and maintained by an ex- The Company that gives Apartment at a low 25, 1968 or Very Reasonable.. July pert, reasonable rates, annual rental, call Mgr. As low as Roderick Pianos-Organs extra service. Service Furnish Proof of Publication 11, 12 & 13th-9 to 5 p.m. call 943-7856 after6p.m, 395-6539 Cheveile 300 4 dr. Automatic 119 Datura St. W.P.B, 68 S. W. 10th Terr. tailored' to suit your needs. Tel. 395-1064- trans., power steering 332-3858 395-5930. "~~~" BUILDER radio, heater 399-8019. 10 A Help Female Decorator Drapes, Aqua See-James E. Chapman 395-1515 Galaxle50 4dr V 8 autDmatjc CLERK-TYPIST for & Gold Practically new. for-Remodeling & Addi- SOD 42 SE 2nd St. ° " *' general office work. 5 Ceiling to floor 21' wide. tions Lie. Builder call Remove Old Sod trans., power steering, factory air Classified EVE. 276-6397 FABULOUS SALE 1v 8 engine $ Day Week. Phone Mr. Cost $400. Sacrafice at Replace New Sod ON ALL TROPICAL FISH '65 MUSTAN8 Reasonable ; : S6 Carvel, 395-6400 $50. 391-0940 CAMERA SERVICE & SUPPLIES 116 $ 972-0974 fi0"5*!8??; percP°E-' Anqefs 5 SECRETARY PAN-ELL Presents: Color Print. Cam- fop $l.uu elephant Nose, '65 T-B1RP *:. . 70 SPRINKLERS uisces. Albino puppies, Scats, General Real Estate of- Cherrytone era Repair, Free est. Ramerezi KfeEensis, Monos DA MB! CO Classic 4 dr. automatic trans., Ads National and Many Others fice. Good Shorthand & Birch Passport photos. The ttHI11IILI.il power steering, typing a must. Start $70. 4' x 8J Sheet Photo Mart. 942-6043. Sprinklers & Wells, Inc. 10 Gai. Stainless Steel Tank, factory air - • 158 NW 13th St. Pump, Filter, Charcoal, Glass Good future for Good 1/4" Thick CARPENTRY Wool & Gravel. Camaro 2 dr HardtD Girl. Call Mr. Galvin Boca Raton ALL FOR $10.95 'R7 PMPVRfil FT - P- Orig. $9.95 Doors, Drawers, Cabi- automatic trans., power steer- 395-4624 anytime. Established since 1946 ing, factory air. $ On Sale nets, appliances, win- PENAGRA AQUARIUM Sprinkler System New car warranty e6 Meet New Friends- at $7.95 dows, walls, leaks & Open 7 Days a week —-9 to 6 5425 N. Dixie Hwy. Installations Fairlane 500 4 dr. V-8, automatic $ Have Fun & make Good squeaks. Make your list Service, Pump Repairs, Ph.: 399-0634 Money as a consultant Boca 399-8305 One call fix all. Lie. & We're 5 miles North of Margate trans., power steering, factory air Do it yourself Supplies — 2% miles West on Hoimfaerg $ for Viviane Woodard China closet, 4 Captains Ins. call Maurice Oldre Experienced Personnel Rd. off Hwy. 441. Cosmetics. No Ex- chairs, Maple chest of General Service Call for Free Estimates '62 CHEVROLET 34 perience Necessary drawers, salem maple . 395-3397 395 - 1828. Members Conv. Loaded. Factory 276-5507 corner table, bed, incl. Bookcases - Cabinets - of American Business '61 OADilLAG air. Real sharp " VACATION MONEY! mattress & springs, Panelling - Plantation Men's Exchange Inc. lawn sweeper, Rotary Serve your Neighbors Shutters & Doors. Bill Shrader Sprinkler '67 CHEVROLET ^r-sffvtr at; during convenient hours. mower, Small carpet Peters, 399-1951. V8 automatic. Factory air. Power Steering. . . and other items. Call System-Wells & Pumps CALL Become an Avon Repre- FLOWER HANDBAGS 755 S. Deerfield . Ave. 'fifi CIIDfl Fairlane XL 2 door sentative. 395-9125. WW rUnU Ht. radio, heoter, auto- Your choice of Colors 399-5731 matic. Power steering, factory air, bucket __ Gall 278-4972 DUE TO DIVORCE EXPERT seats. Singer Automatic-Em- & Flowers. $30. Bags TV ANTENNAS General office worker. GUTTERING Excellent opportunity boideries, Monograms, Now $15. call after 6; TV Color Svc, Antennas 3 '65GMC HANDY VANS ..$53. 395-8300 Blind Hems, Button 395-5174. installed, TV repaired SERVICE for right person, Age CLEANEST CARS !N TOWN 30 to 50, Hole etc. Orig. con- GUARANTEED ROOF Bring your TV & watch Any type gutter & down- Boca Raton Laundry tract $349.50 respon- REPAIRS it repaired same day spouts made to order & installed. 22- years ex- 399-6719 30 S.E. 1st St. sible party can make 8 1 Day Leak Repair service. CROWN TV payments of $10.40 or perience — 13 years in Boca Raton 395-5200 Service COLOR SERVICE CEN- So. Florida. Estimates REA MOTORS pay $76.40 Cash. Also Ph: 278-0721 10 B Help Male TER 1140 E. Hills- at no obligation. have 1968 model Zig- ANY TYPE ROOF boro. Deerifeld. 399- 200 East Sunrise Blvd. 523-5446 TWO- WAY RADIO Zag 3 months old and 2594 278-0721 RATES TECHNICIANS & RADIO 21* R.C.A. T.V.-For HOME IMPROVEMENT 1 a VI WATCH REPAIR Lines Day Days Days Days Days DISPATCHERS to work free home inspection on Florida Rooms, Car- 1.211 3.36 5.70 7.92 1(!5( 1.50 4.20 7.20 1).
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