WEI S-FILS • BOX 1678 Wet! Sr AUGU3TIHE FLA May 21-25, 1966 Hi Lo Rain Sat. 87 75 .07 Sun. 84 72 .65 Mon. 81 71 .66 Tues. 82 65 .45 Wed. noon 87 68 Edition 0 BOCA RATON Vol. U No. 54 Boca Raton, Florida May 26, 1966 26 Pages PRICE 104 High Wins Local Precincts, m Cassady Takes Party Post position in November, neither mitteewoman. Burdick was the press my deepest gratitude to all Though the gubernatorial race of the wonderful workers who may have been a bitter one he nor the GOP's Joseph South Florida coordinator for Humphrey are from the western Robert King-High's campaign. helped to win. With this kind of elsewhere in Florida, it at- enthusiasm, and the energetic tracted just over a third of the part of the county. William James, a Delray Beach insurance broker, was support of all the voters of Palm registered Democrats in Boca In the Democratic party of- Beach County, I look forward Raton Tuesday. fice races, Sylvan Burdick, the victorious GOP committee- man. to a clean sweep Republican The few who did go to the West Palm Beacji attorney and victory in November." polls gave Miami's Robert King sometime adult student at Flor- Mrs. Cassady, who was an ida Atlantic University, took enthusiastic campaigner, was High faces Republican Claude High 1,155 votes toGov. Haydon Kirk Jr. in November, Carter Burns' 646, High carried the the committeeman's post, while equally enthusiastic in victory. another attorney, Mrs,, Anita "A little bit humble, too," has no GOP opposition in the state by more than 80,000 to PSC race. become the first Miamian to Blakeslee, got the nod for com- she told the News. "I must ex- ever win the gubernatorial nom- ination. About 1,000 Republicans 'Democrats With No Place To. Go' turned out to vote for a com- mitteeman and committeewom- an. Boca Raton's own Ann Cas- sady got a big vote of confidence from her neighbors, carrying Push Kirk Into Top Seat? the five local precincts by a 702 - 266 . margin, She won Democrats with "no place to as staff director of the Repub- Although he noted it was hard county-wide by almost 2-1. go" may provide enough of a lican Coordinating Committee to tell who would have been the Except for one race, Boca boost to push Republican Claude Task Force on Federal-State- "best" Democratic candidate Raton voters, both Democrats Kirk Jr. into the governor's Local Relations, said he felt for Kirk to run against, Huck- . and Republicans, followed the mansion. Florida might well be added to shorn sees the Republican party county and state trends. The That's the morning-after ap- Georgia and Arkansas as pos- as having the "best chance to sole variance was in the race praisal of the Florida political sible targets for Republican capture the governship.it has of Public Service Commis- picture from Robert Huckshorn, bull seyes in the November elec- had in modern history." sioner, where local citizens political scientist on the Florida tions. "Kirk is an able and attrac- gave Joe Boyd the nod over Atlantic University faculty and "There is bound to be a size- tive candidate," Huckshorn Jerrycarter. Boyd lost in both a member of the policy com- able disaffection among Demo- said. "If he conducts a con- Palm Beach County and in the mittee of the Republican Gov- crats in North Florida," Huck- structive kind of campaign, as state vote. ernors' Association. shorn said. "They don't have High swept all five precincts Huckshorn, who also serves any place else to go." (Continued on 14A) Tuqsday. In the first election May 3, he had carried only three. As he did in many areas Missed It Less Thin 1 Per Cent across the state, he absorbed Voting officials stretched a point Tuesday when they let these most of the vote here — that two persons in the booth at the same time. The youngster wasn't had gone to Scott Kelly in the high enough to vote, but he had a burning curiosity about the po- first primary. Boca Raton gave a 775-599 ' Ee Predicted the Outcome litical situation- plurality to young H, Loy And- erson Jr. over Milton Carpen- One of the most accurate 40 per cent. The four areas Kelly's home county of Polk, ter, and thus aided Palm Beach prognotications of Tuesday's High carried have 46 per cent a conservative area, Burns got It's Heady Time to Trade County to reverse a long-time results was made by an FAU of the state's population and 71.6 per cent of the vote in tradition; that of having a legis- professor. will furnish 22 of the 48 'sena- 1964. Goldwater got 55 per Dr. John DeGrove, a native tors in the new legislature as cent of the vote. Yet, Tuesday, lator from the Glades. Though well as 53 of the 117 repre- Anderson faces Republican op- Floridian and long-time student Kelly was able to switch these of the state's politics, predicted sentatives. people over to High, who car- Those Books for Swimsuits last week that Robert King High "Kelly's ardent espousal of ried Polk with 65 per cent. would be nominated by a margin the High cause had a major Once again Boca Raton stu- The gradual exodus from the The trend in Polk was almost classrooms will begin with the of 53 per cent to Haydon Burns' and dramatic impact on the dents are "getting ready to trade Council Whirls 47 per cent. vote," DeGrove said. "In (Continued on 14A) history books and arithmetic closing of St. Joan of Arc notes for baseball bats and School doors for the summer Final results show that the Friday. actual margin was 53.8 per swimsuits, symbols of summer Through Session cent to 46.2 per cent. -Pi. 11 Graduation exercises for fun. eighth grade students at St. DeCrove, chairman of the de- Baccalaureate Service Joan will be held at 9:30 a.-m. City Council members were partment of political science Saturday in the church. Rev. burning to hear the election at FAU, says High's victory Out of the Fat, Paul Leo Manning will present returns Tuesday night, so they can be attributed to three ma- rushed through an agenda in jor reasons: Scheduled For May 29 the diplomas to 30 graduates. the high time of 14 minutes. BURNS' own mistakes; Baccalaureate services for present the invocation, Rev. Into the Fire! School bells will begin their HIGH'S larger share of the Christian Weber, Moravian last tolling in the other five In the record-breaking ses- Boca Raton High School's first sion, council okayed a section urban bote; graduating class will be held Church, the scripture lessons, Problems sometimes pile up. schools in the area next week. KELLY'S influence in switch- and Rev. Albert G. Shiphorst, A local man, fishing in the First graduation exercises of a new subdivision ordinance at 8 p.m. Sunday in the Com- 1 that will make construction of ing votes. munity Center. First Presbyterian C hurch, ocean just off the Inlet, got into at St. Ann School, the newest The educator maintains that baccalaureate prayer. minor difficulties when his mo- addition to the city's education sidewalks mandatory. The de- The service, to be conducted cision followed a three-hour the "High win symbolizes the Boca Raton High School tor quit working. system, will be held at 11 a.m. shift from rural to urban power by members of the Boca Raton Chorus will sing the National With tides going out, he was Saturday, June 4 in Community study session Tuesday morn- Ministerial Association, will be ing. in the state—for the first gover- Anthem, accompanied by Rus- in danger of drifting out to sea. Presbyterian Church, Deer- nor from South Florida will take the beginning of graduation ac- sell Hinds, organist at St. Greg- But not being too far out and field Beach. Getting the final stamp of office along with the first urban tivities for the school's 134 ory's Church. also being a good swimmer, he Rt. Rev. Henry Loutitt, approval was assessments for legislature in the state's his- seniors. County school superintendent decided to swim ashore for help. chairman of the board, St. paving and street improve- tory." The baccalaureate sermon Robert Fulton will present the The reception wasn't quite Ann's School, and Episcopal ments for N.E. 38th St. from The seven metropolitan areas will be given by Dr. Frederick diplomas to the graduates at what he expected. bishop of South Florida, will Federal Highway to N.E. 5th in Florida contain 63 per cent Nelson, president of the minis- the Commencement Exercises As he struggled to safety present diplomas to 11 students Drive. of the total population,, Of these, terial association, and pastor from the pounding surf, he was Saturday, June 4. graduating fro«n the 12th grade. High carried four — Tampa- of United Church of Boca Raton. The program will be held at immediately collared by a se- Classes will end for St. Ann's Deferred for a week was a St. Petersburg, Dade, Broward His sermon topic will be "Life curity policeman for being on proposal for engineering ser- 8 p.m. in Bibletown Auditor- students June 3. and Palm Beach Counties. In or Luck." ium. fenced off private property. Classes for St. Andrew's vices for a citywide drainage two. of the others — Duval( Jack- Rev. R. Bruce Ryan, St. Greg- As Ben Franklin once said, plan and Public Works Director Thomas Fleming will pre- , School will come to. a close sonville) and Orange (Orlando) ory's Episcopal Church, will sent the graduation address. "They that can give up es- for the summer at 12:30 p.m. William Prendergast's request -- he carried 40 per cent of sential liberty to obtain a little for cancelation of a quicklime the vote. Only in Escambia temporary safety. . ." (Continued on 14A) contract. (Pensacola), did he fall below Big Recreation Program Planned Attack on Summer Doldrums Boca Raton's triple - threat Recreation Program opens June trips to Parrot Jungle and Ocean and adults. attack on the summer doldrums 13 in three centers; and a var- World, model building, movies, Here's how the swimming was lyiveiled this week. iety of arts, crafts and recrea- roller skating and many others. schedule looks: Starting June 6, the City Rec- tion courses will step off on a On the indoor side, chess, PRE-SCHOOL and AD- reation Department will kick off staggered schedule as early as checkers, ping pong and other VANCED PRE-SCHOOL — its annual Learn to Swim Pro- June 6 and running into July. activities are available. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, gram for both children and The Summer Recreation Pro- Highlighting the special sum- Friday at 9, 9:45 and 10:30 adults; the expanded Summer gram this year will be held at mer events is the annual Fishing a.m. centers in Memorial Park, J.C. Rodeo co-sponsored for the BEGINNER — Monday, Wed- Mitchell School and Boca Raton city's youngsters by the Boca nesday, Friday at 8, 8:45, and High School. Sessions are slated Raton News. Also on the sched- 9:30 a.m. Monday through Friday from ule is the traditional bubble- ADVANCED BEGINNER — 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. until gum blowing contest, track and Monday, Wednesday, Friday at July 22. field competition, a variety 9, 9:45 and 10:30 a.m. Amusement Page 8A The annual program is spon- show and the regular closing INTERMEDIATE. — Monday, Ann Landers 3B sored by the city in cooperation feature on the last day, the Wednesday, Friday at 10, 10;45 Church News 11B with the Palm Beach County watermelon feast. and 11:30 a.m. Board of Public Instruction. SWIMMER — Monday, Wed- Gene Selleck (left) daughter of Mr. and Mrs Harold Selleck, Classifieds 12-13A Again this year, the Ameri- has been named valedictorian of Boca Raton High School's first Editorials 4A Sessions at the high school are can Red Cross and the Boca nesday, Friday at ,1 p.m. for Public Notices 9A-8-9B restricted to junior and senior Raton Hotel and Club are co- boys and 2 p.m. for girls. graduating class. Miss Selleck Achieved the highest grade point Real Estate 4B high school students. operating in the Learn to Swim ADULT BEGINNER — Mon- average in the class for the four* high school years Bonnie Gen- A varied program of activi- day, Wednesday, Friday at 2 who atiained the second highest grade point average, was Sports 10-11A Program. Three four - week ser Travel 5B ties includes volleyball, tennis, sessions are planned at the p.m. named salutatorian Miss Genser is ihe daughter of Mr. mid Mrs Women's News Section B Softball,' arts and crafts, field hotel's Garden Pool for children (Continued on 14A) Will rain Genser. ?A May 26,1966 BOCA RATON NEWS

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By Harold H. Green maintain legions on their soil in duct massive bingo games to the name of law and order and increase the profits of super- £*) *# Earl Steinhauer calls our at- treaties which will fall into markets but unlawful to play tention to quotes by a great sen- dust when it pleases our allies. bingo to raise funds • for ator, perhaps you had missed We keep them in precarious churches. How illogical can our them too.- balance only with our gold. Are laws get? "We are taxed in our bread these worth the heart blood of Little Notice? and our wine, in our income our nation? — . Were they The other day I heard a man and our investments, on our bound to us ' with ties of love say that joining the Chamber of land and on our property, not they would not ask for our gold. Commerce was one way of pub- only for base creatures who do They would ask only our laws. licly confirming the fact that he One event this week will pass with compara- Lastly, consider r that this money is raised not deserve the name of men, They take our very flesh and was glad that he lived in Boca tively little notice until the full details become exclusively by the members of the Teen Center but for foreign nations, for they hate and despise us. Who Raton. He may have something £; $ available next week. Even then, it won't make through their many projects. It doesn't represent complaisant nations • who will shall say that we are worthy of there. many headlines and, in fact, may not produce a dispersal of funds contributed by outside per- bow to us and accept our largess more?" Certainly there are few any real results for years to come, sons or other civic groups and it's not derived and promise us to assist in Those are the words of Cicero justifiable reasons for becom- Monday a group of teenagers sat down to dis- from city tax funds, although the Center does keeping the peace. These are written in Rome 2020 years ing Chamber members if we cuss one of today's vital issues with some of operate under the sponsorship of the City Rec- medicant nations who will des- ago. It seems like it wouldn't don't like living here. On the their contemporaries. The issue was education reation Department. The teenagers worked to troy us when we show a moment take much editing to bring them other hand it is a heart warm- and the specific topic was: "what are your plans raise the money which they provided for the of weakness or our treasury is up to date for ~ guess who. ing exp erience to stand up and be for higher education and how can we help?" scholarship grants. bare — and surely it is be- counted with others who are This scholarship program is no isolated inci- coming bare! We are taxed to In Florida it is legal to con- working shoulder to shoulder Next week, the results of those discussions dent. Since its formation, the Teenage Center has to keep Greater Boca Raton a , . , will be announced during the awards day cere- written a history of civic participation which fine place to call home. #;) |# mony at Boca Raton High School when re- would be the envy of many of the so-called cipients of the annual scholarship grants of the "civic clubs" which draw their membership Recently Irene and Sally Arn- Boca Raton Teenage Center are revealed. Suf- from the adult population. old had the roof of their home fice it to say that the Teen Center officers To cite only a few of the Center's activities painted black and - zowie! Pass- distributed a total of $1,400 in scholarship funds which benefit the community at large, remember er-bys stopped to gape and to f©ur high school graduates who will be pur- the annual Easter egg hunt, sponsorship of gasp. suing further studies. athletic teams, the Halloween party for 700 of A director and the president There are many interesting facets of the Teen the city's children, the Christmas party which of the neighborhood association Center's scholarship program, not the least of drew 1,200 children, and a whopping contribu- were buzzed on the phone and which lies simply in its existence. The program tion of $1,500 to help build and equip the chil- quickly showed up to check the was originated by Boca Raton's teenagers to help dren's playground. awesome sight. Some of the5® other teenagers. It betrays a sensitivity beyond Membership in the Teen Center sounds like more articulate souls button- their years to problems which will face them as pretty serious business — in a sense, it is — holed the painter and engaged they grow to greater maturity. but it's not a case of all work and no play. The him in animated cross examin- Secondly, it's important to remember that city's teenagers have their fun, too, and are just ation. That night the Royal Oak this isn't a new program. Boca Raton's Teenage as ready as a teenager anywhere to dance the Bowling League members were Center is more than ten years old and its night through doing what seems like strange all a'twit and it was reported scholarship program dates back five years. More steps to even xtranger music. But their vitality that bowling averages took a- recently, however, the teenagers approved goes beyond their feet and their record of in- horrendous dip. But w-ithin a changing the name of the program to the "John terest in the city's improvement is unbeatable. couple of days white paint had F. Kennedy Memorial Scholarship Grant." For the past six years, the Teenage Center been applied over the gruesome ^ Thirdly, there's a fairly large sum of money has won the Youth Group Achievement Award of black, which had only been used • involved. During the past five years, the teen- Parents Magazine. This year, the Center has to prevent leaks and-preserve agers have distributed a total of $4,500 in been nominated for a new meritorious service the roofing. scholarship grants. This year's grants of $1,400 award sponsored by the same maga'zine. The Arnold sister are once are the largest in any one year. Consider for a It seems superfulous in view of the outstanding again regarded as respectable moment the trepidation with which someone record which our teenagers are taking into the and desirable neighbors and the "older and wiser" might approach the idea of competition, but we nonetheless wish them the red has faded from the faces of turning over that sum to their own teenage best of luck. They've performed the meritorious those who leapt to false con- children -and ask that it be wisely spent. service. . .all that remains is the recognition. clusions. Whp said nobody cares? * Views of Other Newspapers During my boyhood I was con- * vinced that all dentists were no good. In the light of my broad- ened experience, I am modifying this to "Not all dentists are no good" — Expecially those who Second Childhood keep you chuckling-while they Batman, with his mask, cape and bat emblem ments. extract a tooth with roots that reach down into your stomach. I I on the chest, was a comic book hero to. . oadults Mr. Adam West as Batman is an earnest, un- Try Voting Next Time when they were children 25 years ago; their smiling model of rectitude, the embodiment of present revived devotion might seem to imply red-blooded Americanism, a quoter of copybook that a whole generation of Americans is prema- maxims and the sworn enemy of all crime and turely entering its second childhood. But the sin. His faithful young assistant Robin (Mr. Burt explanation is that Batman is "camp," a term Ward) — in a relationship calculated these The Breadwinner's Journal used to describe something that is so bad days to arouse sniggers — is the wide-eyed, that — in the reverse-perverse psychology of breathless type, given to such expressions of pop art — it has, in fact, to be good, or "in."" deep emotion as "Holy barracuda.' . . „ Batman is definitely very "in" in the United For ABC, this transfusion from one medium States this spring. to another has paid off fantastically. "Batman" The Electoral College Mixup While young people follow the episodes as is now among the top ten popular shows ac- straight drama, the adults watch purely for cording to the Trendex ratings. It has inspired laughs — or so they say. The first thing in the a whole culture, including records of Batman that reform is needed. The dency. In 1946 Sen. Henry Cabot morning newspapers to which many adults turn is theme music, a new dance devised by Arthur By Donald I. Rogers present system is cumbersome, Lodge, Jr. R., Mass., presented the "funnies," where daily are depicted dramas Murray, the Batusi, a rock-and-roll group, costly and inaccurate. It pro- a bill calling for abolition of the involving a host of diverse characters. ABC's Batman sweat shirts; in all they should bring in NEW YORK — As far back as vides no advantages that can be electoral college and election master stroke has been to transfer this addic- $3 million this year. World War I legislators, and le- defended with impunity or logic. of the president by popular vote. tion to television. Moreover, this may be the curtain-raiser to a gal experts have been discuss- Under it, states such as New It never was reported out of comic book marathon on American television, ing the advisability of a change York or California can neutral- committee and was forgotten The guinea pig it chose was a character in- succeeding the Westerns, and possibly as per- in the electoral college system, ize the wishes of the people in when Lodge took his Ambassa- vented 27 years ago by Bob Kane, whose Batman vasive. Next year Batman may well be joined on the one under which American's dozens of smaller states. For dorship to the United Nations. and Robin comic strip began to be nationally the home screen by the Shadow, the Phantom, elect their President and Vice instance, the New York State One good reason why such re- syndicated shortly before the outbreak of the Mandrake the Magician, Superman (already the President. Each state is ac- vote can offset the voting in all form never gets far is that who- second world war. The sponsors decided boldly subject of a Broadway stage show) and who knows corded as many electoral votes six neighboring New England ever is in the White House when to play the comics straight and square, just like who else. Deadpan actors, form up in line. as it has representatives in reform is proposed, is a man coloured strips in the Sunday comic supple- -The Economist (London) Congress, and the Presidential States, even though a candidate who got elected under the old candidate wHb receives the most might receive a higher popular system — hence he's reluctant votes in any state receives that vote in the New England States,, to change it. state's electoral votes. The stage for reform is al- ready set. The way the strategy works Several times, under that When the Supreme Court this time, however, is that if system, the nation has come made its famous decision on the President Johnson is re-elected Automated Hog Calling close to having its President a '' one-man - one-vote'' concept, to a second term, the American candidate who did not receive a causing all State Legislatures Bar Association's proposal will majority of the popular vote. to be elected onapopular basis, reach him at a time when he The achievements of those who do research in television while an automatic timer sets in mo- destroying forever_ the strictly cannot succeed himself for an- farm mechanization always arouse our admira- tion the augers that feed his livestock. Now a special committee of rural representation in some other term. Perhaps he'd be tion. It is cheering to think that, as a result of But automation usually brings new problems. the American Bar Association legislatures, it paved the way disposed to- give his support to their efforts, a farmer can now relax before his Indiana farmers found that the noise made by has been appointed to study for the same measure to apply the reform legislation. their hog-feeding machinery when loading acted alternate ways for electing the to the Presidential election. as a dinner bell for the hogs. It was as effec- nation's chief executive. On the tive as the oldtime farmer's "soo-ee, soo-ee." committee are outstanding legal There is no reason why the Another Tax Unfortunately the animals heard it too soon — scholars and prominent jurists, Presidential team cannot be Reports that the Administration is once again before dinner was ready. Forgetting their man- and it is' expected that when they chosen by popular vote. The considering a tax on American tourists traveling ners they jostled each other harmfully as they come- forward with a specific Congressional archives already abroad are hard to reconcile with official state- struggled to find food at the still empty trough, proposal it will be given serious contain a profusion of documen- ments expressing satisfaction over progress in reducing their market value. consideration in Congress. tation making out a case for a reducing the deficit in the nation's balance of To find a way to overcome the dinner bell ef- There is abundant evidence popular election for the presi- payments. fect was a task for the experts. The Product Research Department of the Indiana Farm Bureau Admittedly, spending by Americans abroad has 4A May 26, 1966 been very heavy, amounting to a net outflow of Cooperative Association went to work on it. about $1.8 billion last year. But attempting to Their solution was based on swine psychology. Published every Thursday and limit the tourist outflow through tax deterrents If the ducts were filled for the next meal while Public Forum Sunday at 34 SE 2nd St., Boca is the most distasteful and unfairest cure for the hogs were busy eating, the hogs would not Raton, Fla., 33432, by the heed the noise, they reasoned. A new timing what ails the dollar. It would hit hardest at cynibal player, their enthus- Boca Raton Publishing Co., Americans in the lower-income brackets — stu- mechanism was devised. The dinner bell effect To the -Editor: Inc. Phone 395-5121. was ended. Thursday night in the High iasm was evident. Well chosen dents, teachers and run-of-the-mill tourists — School auditorium, the youth of music provided an excellent who have most to gain from going abroad. It A simple solution. The larger problems vehicle for the crowning of J.H. JESSE brought on by automation often seem insoluble. Boca Raton "stood tall." Publisher would be a heavy blow to C anada, Mexico and the In a very well attended and "Miss Boca High of '66." Much less developed countries, which count on tourism But they are not. It is a matter of scale, the credit should be given the Boca- as a major earner of foreign exchange. And it bigger problem calling for far greater effort. received musicale, outstanding JOHN T. OPEL Agricultural research has not only devised such talent was revealed. From the tones director and the band- Editor would invite retaliation, jeopardizing the Admin- master of ceremonies to the master for the success of the istration's efforts to encourage foreigners to ingenious devices as pickers for corn, but has program and also to the students visit the United States. placed the ears on the cornstalk in a position H. CLAY RILEY convenient for the mechanical hand that removes themselves for the manner in Advertising Mgr. Additional steps may have to be taken to keep it at the harvest. Social research, patiently which they performed. the payments deficit from widening. If so, at- I would hope that in future entered as second class mai 1 at the post- tempts to check the Government's own dollar conducted, should be able to find answers to the Letters years such entertainment might office at Boca Raton, Florida under the outflows ought to precede additional restrictions human problems brought on when machines re- be programmed throughout the act of March 8, 1879. place men. Letters to theedftor should be short on private movements of capital by banks and school year instead of only Member of the Florida Press Association -Christian Science Monitor signed and about subjects of local in* corporations. Hints about taxing tourists merely at-d Notional Newspaper Association. terest. In the interest of brevity., they once. suggest that the Administration lacks a con- ore subject to condensation. Names With youth such as this, I Subscription rates': By carrier in the structive program for reaching equilibrium in The hand that lifts the cup that cheers should wiH be withheld on request^ but the have renewed faith in the future city \5i per week, 65< per month; by its balance of payments. never try to shift the gears. , original must bear a valid signature of our country. mail in the U.S., one year $7.50, 6 -New York Times -The Marshalltown (la.) Times-Republican S/Richard Burton months $4.00, 3 months $2.50. BOCA RATON NEWS May 26, 1966 5A Marymount College Will Sponsor New Artist Series Next Term The performing arts will get Julliard School of Music, the Committee is being formed to a big boost in the Palm Beach quartet has come to be con- aid in the promotion of the Artist area and particularly in Boca sidered the interpretive group Series. The committee will de- Raton in 1966-67 when Mary- without peer for the classics of velop plans for enlisting the mount College inaugurates its the 20th century repertoire. support of the community first "Artist Series." Concluding the series on Fri- through a sponsor subscription National and international day, Feb. 3, 1967, will be the for the limited number ot re- artists will initiate the 1966-67 Israeli pianist, David Bar-Illan. served seats to be made avail- series when a choral group, a . This series has been estab- able to the public for the four modern dance group, a string lished by the college for its stu- concerts, all to be presented in quartet, and a concert pianist dents and the community. A Founder's Hall Auditorium at launch the four concerts to be Performing Arts Wotnen's 8:15 p.m. on campus. presented by the college. The first concert set for Monday, Oct. 17, features The Singing Eoys of Monterrey, Mexico's famous "Ninos Can- tores." Under director Felipe Ledesma these 30 youngsters won the hearts of audiences on their first U.S. tour and when they appeared on the Ed Sullivan television show. Triad, a new modern d.ance company, featuring Dick Gain, Kazuko Kirabayashi, and Dick Kuch, will appear at the college Wednesday, Nov. 16, These three young dancers have' .all studied with Martha Craham and represent a new dance form. Tuesday, Dec. 6, the world famous Julliard String Quartet makes its debut in Boca Raton. Established over 20 years ago as quartet-in-residence at the Norton Ballet Show Sunday

Norton Ballet School, under the direction of Flanders Hol- land, will present a student per- formance in the Norton Gallery Theatre, Sunday, May 29 at 3 p.m. Admission is free and open to the public. After the show, re- freshments will be served on the patio. The program includes "Vari- ations on a Dance Theme," Singing Boys of Monterrey choreographed by Holland, to be danced by all the classes ex- cept the young beginning stu- dents who will appear in the first part of the program. Recorded music by Gluck has Triad dance group. t been arranged for these vari- ations.

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When helpful hints to serious titude test experts based 3-1/2 hours and cover they arrived at their in- and important advice. on the latest official in- 150 questions in four duction center with all The chapter on formation released by categories — reading the wrong clothing and "Basic Training" gives the Selective Service. comprehension, vocab- equipment, Privates a cross-section of what ulary, usage, arithme- Levy, Krisher and Cox may be the grimmest — Designed to help each tic reasoning and data knew then that there was and possibly funniest student achieve his high- interpretation by analy- an overwhelming need eight weeks of a sold- FURNITURE est possible score, the zing figures. for a book to teach re- ier's life. manual includes 500 The Bantam book pro- cruits "the ropes." It also contains the 16OO N, FEDERAL HWY. 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In June, 200- in the nation's oldest 300-year-old wood car- city, St. Augustine. vings from chapels in Bright reds, greens, Mexico will be added to yellows, blues, pinks the exhibit. and oranges on weav- The Mexican display ing, ceramics, tin, cop- will remain in the Pan per, straw and jewelry American Center, St. greet visitors to this George Street, through collection, sponsored by Labor Day, daily from the St. Augustine His- 9:00 sum. - 5:00 p.m., torical Restoration and and Sundays from 10:00 Preservation Commis- a.m. - 5:00p.m. Admis- sion,, Dating from 400 sion is 25(5 for adults, B.C. through the pre- 15£ for students, and sent, with main empha- sis on the contempo- rary, the Mexican dis- play is located in the re- constructed Marin- H a s s e 11 House, now identified as the Pan American Center. By Bob Babione Focal point centers "Anyone can hold the helm when the sea is around a typical Mexi- calrri ..." can room, complete with • As Syrus observed over colorful wool rug hang- two thousand years ago, ings, copper, tin and when things coursed along pottery articles, a smoothly there was little to navigating the waters brightly woven table of life. However, in these cover and black and red times of ours, life is not grass-bottom chairs. a placid millpond. It would Visitors view it through seem rather that life is more a succession of daily a 300-year - old hand- squalls to be weathered. Is it a furnished car, or Homosassa Springs is a popular Florida vacation spot. carved door ' imported The progress which has from Spain for the Pan given us so much in mater- a house with an engine? American Center. ial things has, in turn, created a brand new set of In another location, a worries and frustrations, It's born. 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Spun Out at a Hundred Mottern Captures Second Ed Mottern, local "rocking chair." The young driver race enthusiast and FAU The car, half full of thinks he now has a good student, took a second sand landed on all four chance for an invitation place in Formula C wheels just short of a to the U.S. Road Race of Champions this fall in by Jim Rifenb'jrg Class at Palm Beach canal. 2* SPORTS EDITOR Speedway Sunday but he "It was real funny," Riverside, Calif. did it the hard way. Mottern said. "I could "I have 15 points in Time and Tide, a new Boca Raton business, In fact, it . could be hear the announcer say- the Florida Regionals makes a clock that tells what the tide is doing at called the impossible ing 'he's in the canal,' and nine points in the any given minute. way. but i knew I wasn't." Southeast Division," he Unlike the tables passed out at various busi- Driving in the first Taking the car back to said yesterday. There nesses, the clock tells more than just when the heat, Mottern was lead- the pits, Mottern found are a few more races in high and low will be. ing all the way until he all it had broken .was the region but I think As this is written, it says the tide is half way got into turn number a tail pipe hanger. we'll get a bid for Cal- between high and low, that it is going out and seven. Hitting a water In the feature race, ifornia." will be all the way out in three hours and five puddle at about 100 Mottern led for 12 laps Mottern, who is spon- minutes. miles per hour, He spun and appeared to have the sored by the Carriage Added to the face of the clock are words ex- out. race going away when he House, Boca Raton, will plaining that strong winds can cause early or Sliding more than 300 blew a rod bearing. enter his next race at late tides depending on the direction. This every feet, his racer hit a bank He went into the pit, Palm Beach Inter- Tom Ryan, one of the most ardent fishermen in the area, got tiie "big one" one knows anyway. going backwards and but came back out again national Speedway, June Sunday night when he landed this 35-pound snook. Ryan said he used live We were skeptical about this thing because of took off into the air in and took the flag for a 18. mullet for bait. And to prove it wasn't a mistake, the angler also caught a the variation in tides from One day to the next. what Mottern called a second place. "Well, maybe I better 14-pound snook to go with the larger one. Although they normally come and go approxi- say we hope to enter it," mately every six hours, the difference ranges he concluded. anywhere from five minutes to more than a half tn Little League Action hour. Heavy Hitting Is Seen However, despite our skepticism, we were more than a little pleased when Time and Tide offered Elks Trims Kiwanis Club, 9 to 4 to hang one on the office wall and let us try it out. In T-Ball Competition We have and by gosh, the darn, thing really home, but the fire was third and fourth. Three works! Little League's Elks runs came home in the We've checked with the bridge-tenders at the Exchange Club, pow- Walton, Mike White, team scored in four of put out before the rally ered by the hitting of Ricky Franks, Jeff Wit- could be successful. third and two more in Inlet and on the Intracoastal as to direction and six innings Saturday the fourth. In the top of height of the water and their visual observances Gary James and Russell tenburg, Leland Wright, evening to build a 9 to 4 The game had origin- Dettman, overcame an and Robbie Withrow, ally been scheduled for the fifth, the winners are the same as our clock. win over Kiwanis. pushed their lead to 9-0 So you fishermen and boaters, if you want to early lead by the Boca were to much to over- Kiwanis started a Friday night, . but was Elks Saturday and went come. rained out. Monday before Kiwanis could know what the tide is doing at any given hour, rally in the final frame crack the scoring col- give us a call. on to win, 7 to 4. Gene Strippoli, Gene that saw two runs come night's contest between A big 5 run third inn- Alford and Doug Carl- Civitan and Boca Na- umn. ing led to the Elks down- son, all came up with 2 tional Bank was also Holbrook's double fall as Bernie Bandy, hits each, also for the Fish and takers Win rained out and has been sent two runners home Mark Curran, Jeff Wil- Jaycees. rescheduled for next in the bottom of the fifth liams, Joe Danciu, and David Tedeschi was Fishermen Saturday evening. for Kiwanis. Willis and fferaer Kevin O'Donavan, pro- outstanding in the field The word is out and Second Time Catcher Osborne led Jackson, both on base duced hits and scored. for Kiwanis. fishermen are congre- off scoring for the win- with walks, crossed the Russell Dettman's Eleven runs on 10 gating at the Inlet trying ners in the second inn- plate. long home run was the hits, leading off the to catch "that big one. In Rematch ing. Reaching first on a Whisman andChisolm big hit for Exchange first inning was enough single, he stole second, scored in the final inn- Snook are the primary Following their de- # Club while Bobbie Stev- for the Hobby Shop to target, but other nice went to third on a wild ing in the rally that ens of the Elks produced down a fighting Teen- feat by one point in a pitch and scored on Du- burned out. catches of large fish grudge match last week an equally long one for Town 13-6 in the first are also being reported. binsky's sacrifice. The box score: Several local junior of the boys Jerry Mor- his team in the 4th. game of the day in the at Boca Raton Country Elks continued to ELKS AB R H Several pictures on this Club, the Boca Harbour and bantam bowlers have ris held 3rd place with In the second game, a American League. page show some of them. score while holding Ki- Curtis, 2b 10 0 won positions in the a 620 set. Mike Dyar double and a home run Keith Cottrell and Jay group asked for a re- wanis to a fat zero in the Hanley-M, 3b 4 12 Others included a 14 match. Palm Beach County and John Mil\er are by Bob Stone combined Thernell led the thund- pound snook taken by Hanley-T, cf 10 0 Junior Bowling Asso- leading the Juniofc Boys with seven hits and 5 erous hit attack of the Jim Roller Sunday and It may be all over now. Osborne, c 4 2 3 ciation tournament. doubles with a 1122 and other runs propelled the Hobby Shop. George several that Joe Nisely This time they were Barlow, ss 4 0 1 For two days bowlers Jeff Cunn along with Jaycees by the Kiwanis Fernandez and Sal didn't catch. trimmed by six points Dubisky, p 4 0 0 from all parts of the Andy DeGrove are in Club 10-7. DeMauro with Bruce Joe had three or four and the Royal Oaks team McMurry, If 0 0 0 county rolled at the Uni- second place in the Ban- Mark Prowe matched Coon produced the 5-run whopper size jacks on says they are definitely Adams, If 3 0 0 versity Bowl under a tam Boys doubles. Stone's output with a first inning for Teen his line, together with a the winners. Portnoy, lb 4 13 sanctioned tournament Bowling instruction homer and a double but Town but then the big monstrous snook. But he Five members of the Shoenfield, rf 10 0 approved by the Ameri- and clinics are being set the hitting and running guns of the Blue and Gold couldn't get any of them Royal Oaks squad beat Wentworth, 2b 3 3 1 can Junior Bowling up to improve averages of Jim Pakorney, Bill their opponents by three Nolan, cf 0 0 0 in to shore although he Congress. (Continued on Page 11B) Fitzgerald, George {Continued on Page HE) had moral support from up in gaining the win. Bush, 3b 3 11 As of the close of several standing near- They were, Robert Sco- Philips, If 0 0 0 bowling Sunday later af- field over Rodney Dorn- Switzer, rf 2 11 by. ey; Don Lovett over ternoon the following TERMITES EVERY Hf 15 Mfftf», 4 Totals 34 912 local bowlers held win- Robbie Burns made a Jack Haase, Johnson ov- ning positions subject to are Swarming SCOOt beautiful catch Friday er Russ Driver, Otto KIWANIS AB R H official varification. when he landed a 65- Yerg over Ed Rice and Cleaver, cf 3 0 0 Bantam Girls (doubles) _____ pound sailfish. It was Jim McDavitt over H. Pierson, p 2 0 0 first pi ace B arbara seven feet and three Sullivan. Whisman, c 3 1 1 Slinker and Keyna Dy- ALL STATE inches long. Burns Seaman, rf 2 0 0 ar 674 and in second INSECT caught the high flying Willis-S, ss 2 0 0 place Carol Agnew and fish on a spinning outfit Jeff Feiser Kelly Gardner was in Willis-F, If 110 Susan Meredith 618. CONTROL with 20-pound test line. Rucks, 3b 3 0 0 The Burns party on the act over the In the Bantam singles J Wins Award weekend as fish invaded Jones, 2b 10 0 Carol Agnew, 2nd place brought in two dolphin Holbrook, lb - 395-7332 that tipped the scales at the inlet Proof was this 0 1 with a 320. Jeffrey Feiser, of 840 Kruge, cf 0 0 0 In the Senior division Locally-Owned 20 pounds each, SW 9th Ave., a student catch of a 18 and one- Chisolm, rf 0 10 A. M. Morrison re- half pound Cuberra Snap- DeGrove, If ported catching a 20 at PMC Colleges, Ches- 1 10 1 ter, Pa., received the per. ^Kelly also caught Jackson, 2b o 1 SOUTHERN MANOR pound kingfish on balao. varsity swimming letter a 16 pound mutton snap- Totals He said it was boated 20 4 at the annual athletic per. Both were taken on Elks: 0132 30 ~ 9 COUNTRY CLUB about three miles out- banquet held in Mac- live pilchards. side. Morland Center on the Kiwanis: 000022 — 4 18 HOLE PAR 71 i campus on May 19. CHAMPIONSHIP COURSE i Softball Feiser was one of ur\kir\A~ 1ALES~J AREA'S BEST GREENS 180 PMC varsity ath- HONDA Big jacks rolled into Standings letes representing 11 and DAILY GREENS FEES only $2.50 the Inlet over the week- sports who were honor- SERVICE | (Pull Carts Permitted) end and at least two of Monday night's spft- ed. Athletic director ball games were rained George A. Hansell, Jro NOW them didn't get away. out and will be played made the presentation. Above, Ray Hewey holds at a future date. The Great Smoky a 30 pounder he caught Standings to this point Mountains National Park GOLF & ELECTRIC CART Jim Wise caught a 35 are as follows.- is the most visited Park Per Person pounder. Both were W L in the United States. $VIOO (2 PLAYERS PER CART) taken on live mullet. Nat'l. Bank 4 0 With more than 5,000,- 4 MO-BO 3 1 000 travelers a year, it T -*mmf HONDA SUPER 90 ^^ all prices plus 9% sales tax Cummings 2 2 registers 3,000,000 Phone 278-3371 or 278-2002 Boca Laundry 2 2 more visits than second- ranked Yellowstone Na- •BOCA HONDA SALES 276-6400 J F- Routs U.S. 44!—(Slate Road 7) FAU 1 3 B MIDWAY BETWEEN DELRAY AND BOCA RATON FOP 0 4 tional Park. 25 MINUTES DRIVE FROM FT. LAUDERDALE iBBBBSBBBBBRBBBBBBBBl BOCA RATON NEWS May 26, 1966 11A From Kegler's Korner

(Continued from 10B) Monday, May 30th. Betty of bowlers during the and Don Scott rolling summer months. The with the Scramblers clinics are also to help rolled a 201 and 205 new bowlers. Fred respectively. Clemenece will handle NASSAU TRAVELERS the clinics Thursdays Team Won Lost at 10:30 a.m. and Fri- 4-A-Go-Go 99 41 AIRLINE days at 1:00 p.m. Gord- 4 Shots 99 41 STEAMSHIP on Steele and Carolyn 003-1/3 82.5 57.5 Steele will conduct Ring-A-Ding 79 61 TOURS clinics on Monday even- Cocktails 79 61 Reservations ings at 9 p.m., and Sat- 4 Roses 76 64 Phone 395-1414 urday's at 3 p.m. Frank Seven ups 72 68 Benkovic, a- member of Pushovers 70.5 69.5 the American Bowling Boca Raton Travel De'se&Do'se60 80 700 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Congress Hall of Fame, Sandbaggers5 51 89 Serving Boca Raton since will give private lessons Hopeless 4 48 92 on Wednesdays. Bahama's 28 112 1948 Everyone is welcome to attend the open clinics or bowlers may if they BOCA RATON prefer make a private appointment at the desk. COUNTRY CLUB Fred Clemence, Gordon and Carolyn DININ1G8 ROOHOLME PAR 60 GOLF COURSE Steele recently returned CLUBHOUSE from an advanced train- PRO SHOP GUESTS WELCOME ing school conducted by DRIVE RANGE Bill Buenneta and Wayne ELECTRIC or Daily. $, Zahn, winner of the PULL CARTS BACK TO DOCK ±r >>" ^SsJE" FASTER $25,000 PBA tourna- LUB RENTAL Green ment. Saturday the DO-DO Fee pins will be used. Bob Grant, (SAVE ON A 10 PLAY BOOK), Wafer S/c//ng Can Be Dangerous Sporf The Sturdy Oaks and PGA Now 17.50 the Scramblers bowling 500 yards west of U.S. 1 A beginner can learn these basic steps on dry land with skis, a tow line groups will bowl on between Delray and Boca Water skiing is one of the most popular summer sports. It's and an instructor. also one of the easiest to learn. But this exciting sport can be 1. Slip on skis. Adjust foot bindings snugly but not tightly. dangerous if the skier or the boat pilot aren't alert and respon- 2. With skis six inches apart, squat down, doubling legs against chest. Eliminate Lawn Worry While on Vacation... sive to each other. Here are some tips to help make skiing more 3. Hold arms straight out in front, put knees between arms. A. Hold tow line handle, let instructor pull you to your feet. fun for you this summer. Stop chinchbugs 2 full months After land practice, try this out in the water with the boat. Ski lengths Weight of skier 1. Put on a life preserver—either a vest or a skier's life belt. Spread KWIT and forget about (These are suggested for use with a 28-horsepower outboard 2. Wade out into about hip-deep water. 3. Sit on skis, letting tips come out of water so that they tilt forward chinchbugs. One application gets rid motor boat.) at about a 45 degree angle. of any that are in your lawn and pre- 4. As the boat pulls up the tow line slack, keep arms straight and knees vents new invasions for two whole 5 feet under 120 pounds close to chest until you neqr the surface. Then, stand with your back months. Satisfaction guaranteed, or 5Vz feet 120 to 150 pounds straight and knees slightly bent. money-back. 6 feet over 150 pounds 5. if you should happen to fall, let go of the tow handle immediately. Learn these eight important hand signals every skier and boat driver For stronger boats and more experienced skiers, shorter skis should know. controls / ,000 sq ft 2,500,sq ft chinch bugs

that are more maneuverable are recommended. ri s nr,flwfffi Not All Wilderness Patrol SPORTS FANS! 295 595 Officers Play Xloak and Dagger' WHERE YOUR DOLLARS BUY MORE Not all of a wildlife venison. The complete lars. investigation and appre- BELZER 5 HRRRUIRRE CO officer's time is spent investigation required Such purchases are hension of the "game on wilderness patrol. A more than four months necessary in order to bootlegger" W.B. Cope- "\ $•*> 3198 N. FEDERAL HIGHWAY 395-2120 day's work may include but resulted in a guilty obtain conclusive evi- land, Chairman of the game or fish manage- plea by the "bootlegger dence of the illegal Game and Fresh Water BOCA RATON,FLOR1DA ment, public meetings, of game animals" and a practice. The recently Fish Commission said, conducting programs on sentence of 90 days in concluded investigation "the recently completed wildlife conservation the county jail, plus an involved the "game investigation involving and many other activi- additional 20 days for bootlegger'' his wife and the sale of game ani- ties. One important a previous game law a contact or middle man mals was started when I Bet You phase of wildlife law violation in which sen- who made arrangements we received a report enforcement is the in- tence had been suspen- for the illegal sales of from a sportsman who Didn't Know vestigation of alleged ded. game animals. At one resented both the illegal by Hal 6. Orner wildlife law violations. At times such inves- point in the investigation hunting activity and the Sometimes an inves- tigations may take on a the undercover wildlife sale of wildlife." Attention officer was told that he Most weekend golf- tigation results in the "cloak and dagger" at- He added, "An effec- !ers have trouble on apprehension and arrest mosphere with clandes- could be provided with tive wildlife law en- an unlimited supply of ^various holes and get of the lowest of all game tine meetings in beer forcement program de- Jbad scores, but did law violators, "the man parlors, pool halls and venison for one dollar pends upon the support a pound. «you ever wonder what that sells game fish and remote country rendez- of the sportsmen and Jwas the worst score wildlife for a personal vous. All investigations In commenting on the citizens." Jever made by a pro- profit". do not lead to arrest Jfessional on one hole One such recent in- and convictions but the Jin a tournament?. . . vestigation resulted in recent one found a vio- THE 'The record is held by the arrest and convic- lator selling deer meat BOCA BOCA RATON rTommy Armour. . .In tion of a man who was at a price of one dollar Jthe 1927 Shawnee Op- charged with selling per pound and on one RATON NEWS sen, he took a 21 on occasion the undercover NEWS Presents sone hole!. . .Armour wildlife officer made a better luck that T-Ball purchase ' of two hind Its Second ?same year, however, quarters for fifty dol- (Continued from 10B) ^because hewontheNa-< AGES 12 OR OLDER fell silent and the Olive HEADPIN TOURNAMENT Jtional Open that season ? clad Hobbiests went on Call 395-5121 ]. . .It proves how in-? to win. For CIossified Ads AT 'consistent golfers can^ EARN Your Own Troy Plumbing scored UNIVERSITY BOWL 5be — both the weekends a little in every inning ^golfers, and the pros,\ to overcome a fighting Boca Raton, Fla. * SPENDING MONEY Rotary Club 8-3, in the Did you know that im second contest. June 1 to June 30 Sthe entire history of^ Mike Posey blasted a ithe Indianapolis 500-) • PRIZES long four bagger to keep (Roll Anytime) smile race only three? Rotary in the game in Mens Division Worn ens Division {drivers have ever been] the 4th. However, the (able to win it two years! # TRIPS hitting of Hank Mazal- 5in a row?. . .They arei eski, Jay Curtis, and RULES \Wilbur Shaw who won' 9 AWARDS Jim DeGrove overcame 1. You roll only one ball each frame. Sin 1939 and 1940. . . the efforts of the Rotary You must hit the headpin for any of sMauri Rose whowoninj Club and Troy Plumbing J1947 and 1948. . .and' the pins to count. Re-cycle machine SBill Vukovich who won! remained undefeated in Ken Higgins if you do hot get a strike. the American League §in 1953 and 1954. race. will help you long after 2. Maximum you can get each frame is STANDINGS: you've bought 10 pins or a 120 total. We've all looked at ak AMERICAN LEAGUE 3. Bowl on one lane. Telescore to be ^baseball home platej an insurance policy Jhundreds of times. , W L used. Troy Plumbing 3 0 When your car or home is damaged jBut most people for? We have some very good routes or destroyed, we will make sure 4. There is no handicap. Everyone can ssome reason, miss this? Rotary Club 2 1 you get paid promptly and fairly. Hobby Center 1 2 We're independent insurance play. Averages do not count. Just [question. . .Can youS open in the Boca Raton area. Teen Town 0 3 agents. knock down the headpin and add up [remember if the points NATIONAL LEAGUE ~ home plate faces theS J.C. MITCHELL the score. ^pitcher or the catcher? f This is your opportunity to earn W L 5. Total cost per entry including bowl- Jaycees 2 1 .The point faces the; your own spending money and Exchange Club 2 1 & SONS ing, $1.00 (50$ cost - 50^ prize.) ^catcher. Kiwanis Club 2 1 6. Separate prizes men's & women's di- 22 S. Federal..'. 395-4711 other benefits for only Elks 0 3 visions — 1 prize for ea. 10 entries. I bet you didn't^ 7. Leaders in each division will be post- ?know4 . . a few hours a week ' ^You'll ed at the lanes and listed in the Boca If you have exper-( receive a copy Raton News. oienced aggravation dueK of the «o poor service per-j American 8. Employes of the Boca Raton News Staining to your homej Outdoorsmt and University Lanes not eligible. Sauto, life or business! AMERICAN Kinsurance, put your] Calf 395-5121 Circulation Depf. Guide {troubles behind you —] OUTDOORSM FREE!** JBeBout Insurances SWEEPSTAKES HEADPIN SAgency — 395-4334—? 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Laud. 395-7535 or 395-6056^ 1 Autos For Sale room, meals transpor- GARTEN 273 NW 15th New Corner China Cabi- 395-7873 Large double room, Excellent condition 10 B..Help Wanted Male Volks Wagon 1964, Pri- $495 tation, phone, maid, St. Boca Raton 395-5044. net, 88" high 17" deep - OTRA VEZ SHOP Private bath & Entrance vate Owner, Call: T.V., Washer, Dryer, 5 D..Instructions & Tutoring MACHINIST, with job 38" wide solid doors at call aft. 4-30- Call 395-5128 shop experience, year 399-7865 or Newspaper & Shuffle- GUITAR lessons, all bottom, glass door at Featuring Salesmens 395-3679 395-7100. 2 House Trailers For Sale board. Call Ft. Lauder- round work, 5-1/2 day top $45. 399-2892. samples of the very best Beautiful room, Private Mobile Home 48x10 W/W dale. 581-1877. phases, taught by Pro- week. 395-1772. Boca. '61 Mercury Meteor 800 fessional, John Manecke, 2 bahama beds with nationally branded la- Bath, Convenient Shop- 390-V8 engine, power Carpeting, 10x35 Patio ASSEMBLY OF GOD To clean Club House & sponge mattress & bols- dies apparel available. ping. $15. Week. If interested in working 276-5656 - 3Q5-6Q61 locker rooms, 3hrs.per Brakes, Steering, New awning. $2,975. Will take Dean s Music Studio -" ter. 2 aqua table lamps. 192 S. Dixie, Boca Ra- 395-0246 Tires Radio - $725 - 16'-18' boat in trade. to establish an Assembly day, 6 days week. Steady 2 small tables,395-8721. ton. 395-8881. Consign- Church in Boca Raton. Store, 188 N. Fed. Hwy. .work. Call 278-1644. SLEEPING ROOMS Clean, Runs Good, Mobile Villas. N. Boca. 399-7992,4 Lessons.$10. Camper for 1/2 ton pick ments 10 AM to 5 PM Reasonable 395-3692 between 5 & Save $1000. on Deluxe Contact First Assembly JOBS OPEN NOW daily. of God of Boca Raton All musical instruments up, new, completely 395-2450 7 PM. 1965 Travel Trailer As and Sheet Music. Earn while you Learn! equipped. Reasonable.. 15 D Pels For Sale new. Sleeps 6 to 8, 110 P.O. Box 1286. High school not required. '65 Plymouth Baracuda Construction Summer Piano Lessons Lew Montgomery, 145 White toy poodles Burgandy with black in- volts and 12 volts sys- for Beginners and Adults 1401 Programming, IBM NW 20th St., Eoca Raton LLEWELLYNS tem. Duel Axle full pro- Superintendent 6 weeks old. terior. Autmn. Trans, 395-8490, given by Olga Key Punch, Bank Tell- 395-7897. $50. pane systems. See at 25 Years Experience ers, PBX Receptionist, Accordian no reasonable offer re- Boynton 732-2912 Lachowitch. 395-6241 148 NW 10th St., Boca & Cashiers. Train now Professional BEACON LIGHT fused, going to college. Marriages Performed Music Lessons in your Raton, 395-7468. ~ pay later. Career Excellent Cond. Female German Shep- 942-1417 aft 4: SIMPLE OR FORMAL home, Piano, Accord- Training Institute, 226 $70 395-0062 herd, $25. Puppies - $5, f AMERA SHOP Volvo - 1961 Sedan. 5 B..Personals Your home or mine any- ian, Guitar.Professional each. Free Kittens. S. Andrews Aveo BARCAINS GALORE Strong transportation. Exclusive home & cus- time. Chapel, organ, teacher. $3. per lesson, 395-6056 or 395-7535 CGLORPHOTO todial care for retired call aft. 6: for apt. - Tropical Arcade Bldg. You Name it we have it $475,, The Carriage candlelite. Colored pic- Suite 229 Ft. Laud. Love & Care for your House. 854 N. Dixie Hwy. & aged. Air Cond. Plan- 942-5215. from House Furniture to' JFINISHING tures. Simmonds. CALL 524-2581 Car accessories, Palm small or med.-sized Boca Raton 395-8333 tation. 583-3321. JA 4-6404 '5 F..Trave( Opportunities dog, my home. $2. day. 8 10 C.Heip Male or Female Beach Faith Farm, 1/2 CAMERAS GAS PAID to Columbus mi. N. of Boynton Rd. Wk. or Mo. rates. " REPAIRS 399-6719 or Dayton, Ohio, or Retired Couple to work 399-2356. 395-5121 HERE IS YOUR part time in Gift Shop, On Hwy. #441. Phone Louisville, Ky, Late 732-6681. Open Monday model cars. Leave im- must live on premises. 3 •PASSPORTS 4; References required. thru Sat. 9 to 6. Classified Service Directory mediately. Call Mr. Piano •& Organ repos- BICYCLES Smith or Mr. Ross. — 5200 N. Fed. Boca Raton |$ALE OR RBsTALSf A Complete Guide To Services For Home and Business ii session in this area, NEW-USED 942-5520. Grill & Counter work, take up payments on Service and Parts 941-9338 "/ 10 A Help Wanted Female for night shift. Apply either one. Call On All Makes ALTERATIONS BUILDING MATERIALS CONSTRUCTION Maid, Sat. Reliable, Own DOBBS HOUSE Roderick Piano-Organs STUDIO * 701 S. Fed. Hwy. Boca. CAMPBELL EXPERIENCED TAI- Do it yourself Center SINKING FLOORS or Transportation, Te 2-3858 collect, ask HOME & AUTO ON PREMISES LOR. All. kinds ladies Building materials & Foundations Pump back Call After 5:30 P.M. 10 D .Situations Wanted for Mr. Sampson. 144 S. Federal Hwy. 2426 N. Federal Hwy. and Men's Alterations - supplies. Our complete into original condition. 395-3895 Baby sitting 75(5 per 325-3830 suits made single Mill service will cut Also Sea Wall Sealing Draperies lined, 1 triple Authorized Schwinn Dealer Beacon L ight Shopping Center LUM'S hour — For further & 1 double. Traverse breasted from double, your lumber & plywood Metro Construction needs 1 waitress for nite information Call wide lapels made nar- for you while you wait. 1841 NW 22nd St. rods, Reasonable call duty. 6 nites. 5-2 A.M. 395-1125 395-8265. 8 YEA SSAME row. Bartin & Miller's Deerfield Builders. Pompano * Salary plus tips. 2499 15 A..Miscellaneous For Sale COMPLETE Cleaners & Laundry, Supply Co. Inc. 972-3111 - 942-5958 $25.00 N. Fed. Hwy., Boca Ra- WE BUY & SELL Bicycle, 1-1/2 yr. old 2600 N. Dixie Hwy. at 5 56 S. Railroad Ave. GARDENING ton, 399-7139. o RADMWfi Points, Wilton Manors, Deerfield 399-1010 Good, Clean, Used Home very, good condition. JAPANESE gardens - PART TIME Furnishings, Try Us LO 6-4314. BOOK BINDING special; rock gardens Need ladies immediately Call 276-9528 SEIMCE vZrT£ R.C. BENNETT First. Call 942-1042. "WE re-bind old books waterfalls, Hidashi for sales position. No DUKE Expert Workmanship - Bibles. Your name Toshitaka. 525-7371, Ft. experience necessary. 278-1268 Ladies, Men. 1821-BNE HOME FURNISHINGS stamped 24 kt. gold on Laud. Call 565-5831 Ft. Laud. 2301 North Dixie Hwy, 25th Street, Pompano. 9-12 noon. 1211 S. FEDERAL HWY. any book. 587-6385, Ft. GLASS DOOR DESIGNS Pompano DELRAY BCH Ask About Our 7 Yr. Guarantee 942-5414 Laud. FOR Patio & sliding SEE AMERICA! Wond- Custom Designer CAMERA REPAIR glass doors. Sand etch- erful opportunity to earn AUTOMATION MOMOTORT S Dressmaking color print. Camera ed, tempered glass, your • vacation money JOBS OPEN NOW 5810 N. Fed. Hwy. &. Alterations Repair & Cleaning Free Homes & commercial servicing an established • IBM 1401 Ft. Lauderdale 399-4038 est. all work guar. The 941-3987,. Avon territory. Good COMPUTER Phone 943-0555 AUTO PAINTING Photo Mart.2720N.Fed. PAINTING DECORATING income, permanent. Call PROGRAMMING '65 Lincoln Cont. Sedan PAULS Auto Body & 942-6043. Pompano. S&M Painting Contrac- 278-4972. • KEY PUNCH '63 Lincoln Cont. Sedan DRIVE TOMORROW Paint Shop 24 Hr. CARPENTRY tors inside-outside - DUTCH PANTRY • PBX RECEPTIONIST '62 Lincoln Cont. Sedan anything, prompt free Needs several sales '62 Lincoln Cont. Conv. Wrecking Service. Free A.B.C. • CASHIER- '62 Cadillac Sedan De- Financing up to $100. The Handy Man est. No job too small. girls. Hours open-. Time & a half paid for over- CHECKERS ville 418 S. "H" St. Lake All kind, House repairs Lie. & Ins. call after "EARN WHILE YOU LEARN" '62 Buick - Sedan - Ht - time. Uniform allow- Need not Interfere with present Worth, 585-6220. Tony Carroll 395-2519. 5, 278-0535. •mployment. No age limit. Day Invicta ance, and many other & ev«. classes. Classts now AUTO REPAIR -Carpentry Remodeling Grogan Painting & Wall- forming. '63 Buick - Sedan - 225 Awnings & Jalousies, benefits. 2140 N. Fed. Electra Car, Truck & Tractor paper, Decorating Co, Hwy. TRAIN NOW — PAY LATER window repairs, free 399-7522 - 107 E. Pal- CAREER TRAINING INSTITUTE '63 Olds- "88" Holiday Parts, Fast! D&M Auto To clean Club House & 4 dr. ; Sedan. Parts, Dick Heldgerd, estimates 395-4653.. metto Pk. Rd., Boca. Call 524-2581 MARK IV AUTO AIR CONDITIONING CARPENTER-REPAIRS Painting Interior or Ex- locker rooms, 3hrs.per 226 SE 1st Ave. Tropical Arcada '65 Corvair Monza-conv. 220 S. Dixie 395-2412. day, 6 days week. Call Room 229 45pd 140hp. INSTALLS IN HOURS! and Remodeling terior. No job too small. Automation 524-2581 '63 Olds - E85-2 dr. For Classified Service 278-1644 steady work. Ft. Lauderdafe Phone: Free Estimates. '64 Plymouth- Sta.Wgn. OUTCOOLS "FACTORY AIR" . . COSTS LESS Call 395*5121 395-2672 278-25,66 Belvedere' FITS ALMOST ANY CAR . . TRANSFERS WHEN Doors, Drawers, Cabi- ROOF PAINTING Male Help Wanted '66 Mustang ht. "6" - YOU TRADE GASH for your nets, Appliances, Win- AND CLEANING * MACHINIST - Air - Stick INDUSTRY'S FIRST 36-MONTH. 36,000-MILE WARRANTY ORIENTAL or dows, Walls, Leaks, & SNO-WHITE ROOF Inc. '63 Buick-Special-4 Dr. ON NEW ALLEGRO EVAPORATOR Squeeks, Make your list. Pressure cleaning, * MECHANICAL ASSEMBLERS •61 T-Bird-HT. NATIONWIDE SERVICE CHINESE RUGS '64 Pohtiac-Catalina MARK 33C One call fix All. Lie. & Sealing & Painting 2 yr. * MECHANICAL DRAFTSMAN EASY BUDGET TERMS HIGHEST PRICES PA|D FOR Inc. Call Maurice Oldre. guarantee. 5 yr. War- IMMEDIATE EMPLOYMENT - Must have 4 Dr. OLD OR NEW ORIENTALS General Service. '63 Falcon - 4 Dr. GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS ranty. Free Estimate. own tools, PERMANENT JOB, Paid vaca- 399-2000 3Q5-33Q7 942-9900 - 399-7414 '63 Falcon - 2 Be. Parts & Service All Makes tion and Holidays. Good chance for advance- '62 Fairlane 2 Dr. CHRISTMAS CARDS RUG CLEANING ment. Apply in Person, no phone calls, ALL ABOVE CARS •AINTING' Henri Fayette, Christ- We invite you to inspect WITH AIR by mas C ards. For appoint- Pompano's only Rug 5J0STR0M AUTOMATION, INC. Save - $200 to $600 ment call 395-3887. dis- Cleaning Plant, also our per car S.E. 1st St. & Dixie Highway 395-5300 PRIDE count until Aug. 1. new Carpet Dept., 610 134 N.W, 16th St., Boca Raton. Fla IlNTERIOR EXTERIORl CONCRETE MASONRY NE 42 St. 941-0803 - JLICENSED & INSURED! Cement Placing, Ma- Pompano Rug Cleaners 1-0248 941-6934! son & Form work. Kend- For Classified Service CITY OF BOCA RATON Ute Model rick, 616 NW 19th St., REMODELING Pompano, 933-9167. Call 395-5121 PATROLMAN Start $401 Mo. LINCOLN ADDITIONS FIREFIGHTER Start $363 Mo. > CONTINENTALS SCREEN ROOMS Mechanical Inspector 1 Start $439 Mo. FLA. ROOMS SATELLITE LIGHTING, INC. 44 N.E. 1st ST. (Downtown Old Pompano) LIFEGUARD! Start $325 Mo. "Anything" Best working conditions, Paid sick and an- Wm; C, Pro we Formerly located at 1444 N. Fed. Hwy. 1S65ihr«1§61GQH™ElfFlll$ 355 N.E. 5th St.. We cordially invite you to visit us and see our nual Leave, Hosp. Ins., Pension Plan, Full sparkling new showroom facilities displaying Civil Service, Boca Raton interior and exterior residential lighting fixtures. Fincsf selection on the Golrf Coost! Fully equipped, APPLY oil colors, oil styles. All with focrory oir. Ask lor 395-2789 OPEN EVE. by appointment Jim Campbell, Used Cor Manager ot GLENN H. TALBERT PERSONNEL OFFICE CITY HALL Same Phone 941-6224 Monday-Fridoy - 9 AM - 5 PM DELRAY LINCOLN-MERCURY AUTOMOTIVE OUT OF PAWN Op NEW From AWNING "BUY" 395-0908 Repaired and Serviced •# " ' (Prices Not Including Trade) RENTAL MACHINES - AVAILABLE AND QUALITY WATCHMAKER COMPLETE "QUALITY" LINE OF * i '* OFFICE SUPPLIES GET ESTIMATE AND PRICE JOHN REDDING * OFFICE EQUIPMENT (Owner) (Free Delivery) FROM US BEFORE YOU BUY — NO OBLIGATION FULL TIME DEALERS FOR: * VICTOR H All Work Done On Premises • OLLIVETTI-UNDERWOOD Come In and See Our Practically IRNCE CORRUGATED AWNINGS * ALUMINUM SLATTED AWNINGS * SMITH CORONA New Refrigerators Established BEACON L16HT Kohl Office and Art Supplies Over 10 Years HAROLD DAVIS AWNINGS JEWELERS 123 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd., Boca Raton "BAKED ENAMEL FINISH Showroom: 2028 E. Atlantic Blvd., Pompano BEACON LIGHT RICHARDS FURNITURE Member Pompano Beach SHOPPING CENTER 395-1300 Phone 942-1610 2484 N. FED. HWY. ( Under New Ownership & Management) 303 North Federal Hwy., Dania Chamber o\ Commerce POMPANO BEACH-942-9318 8 Years same location. 3749 North Federal Hwy., Pompano BOCA RATON NEWS May .26, 1966 13A i25 B.ADartmeflfs For Rent 25 B..Apartments For Rent 25 F.Stores & Offices For Rent • 3SA tots & Acreage Sale 35 B..Co-Ops & Condominiums • 35 G..Homes For Sale 35 G..Homes For Sale 135 G..Homes For Sale MAJESTIC APT. EXTRA Guests Coming? 908 N. Dixie, Boca Ra- Deluxe corner Co-op OHYAL WATERFRONT 3 bedroom 1 bath, Liv- 399 W. Camino Real 1 Available, Furn. Studio FEDERAL HWY. Apt. Ocean View, con- HADtEY 4 bedroom, 3 bath home ing Rm.. Dining rm, kit- ton, 17x40 - $47.50 per FRONTAGE ttllllf Bedroom Apts. Furn. Apt-s. & Villas, on the vertible Living room, with Pool, Carpets, chen, large screened Air & Heat. From $115. month. Call 395-5562,. ocean. Private beach, Lot 100Jxl91' RB 1 GE Kitchen, Central Ht Extra Special Drapes, Refrigerator porch, must be seen, per month, Yearly, priv. dock. The Villas 3 brand new offices, Air & Air, Carpets, Drapes, Home East of Intra- included. No closing Cond. 675 sq. ft. near Zoning — Excellent lo- good location, near .395-5548. of Boca Raton; 507 S. low maintenance. No coastal 3 bedroom, cost, 278-4057. stores. 395-3469, Boca Furnished 1 bedroom P.O. in Boca. $37. mo. cation across from Hol- 2-1/2 bath, pool, large Ocean Blvd.; on AlA. iday Inn — Consider land lease 395-2361, 3 bedroom 2 bath built Raton. apt. T.V. Available at Call 395-5220. ear. owner 395-0312. kitchen, game room & : in kitchen small amount BUILDER'S MODEL once to Dec. lstoryrly» 25 J., Wanted To Rent offer — Exclusive — Use the Classifieds sun deck, stereo & pool YOU SHOULD SEE THIS Call BRUCE ALGER. .. down only $14,900. Own- Excellent opportunity TIFFANY APT. Teacher with 2 children table, carpets & drapes Before you rent. Are you 35 F.Real Estate Trade included. MLS To See er will take 2nd Mtg. for smart buyer. I am 431 W. Camino wish yearly rental, to 243 NE 26th St. Boca anxious to sell this 2 Boca Raton, Fla. looking for one bedroom Will trade Military Trail call one block from FAU? start Aug. 20. 2 bed- business lot for equity on Raton, 395-2473 after bedroom, 2 bath home APARTMENTS GALORE rooms, good location 2 bedroom Home in Boca ORYAL HADLEY before my fiscal yr. Large Luxury rooms all Weir Plaza Building 4 p.m. _____ New 1 & 2 Bedrooms outside exposure. A/C & essential Sidewalk & Raton Write: EocaRaton Realtor BARGAIN closingo Home has gar- & Efficiencies. Seasonal Family room desirable, 855 S. Federal Hwy. News, Box #M-3, Boca 400 E. Palmetto Park Rd. age, screened porch, heat, all elect, kitchen, Boca Raton Ph.395-4000 Boca Raton 3 bedroom, 2 bath home, & Yearly. double wardrobes with Reasonable. Call : Raton, Fla. reverse cycle Air con- central ht. & A/C. fully 395-3273 aft. 5; 395-2244 399-4487 MODERATE RATES storage above, and large CORNER LOT IN 35 G.:Homes For Sale ditioning, Pump & Well, sodded & landscapped. Want to Rent a garage sprinkler system, rugs & walk-in closets, laundry ESTATES SECTIONS BOCA SQUARE LOWEST Wall to Wall Carpets, Please call 395-8220 or & off street parking. for advertising mater- 135x160 PRICED Drapes, Panelled family drapes. Located in City 39.5-1211 or .399-5453,, ial, contact J. Neal, 1812 Brand new 3/2 beauty - Furn. or unfurn. Annual Coconut Road & Ponce 3 bedroom 2 bath home room, close to school, of Boca Raton. NW Sec- Efficiency near Public S. Olive W. Palm Beach, house never occupied - tion. Water, sewer, lease or low, low, sum- De Leon wall to wall carpeting, in Palmetto Park Ter- Library, & community Beach, Pleasant sur- mer rate. 3/2 Pool Home City sewers and beauti- center, $14,500,220 SW street lights. Priced roundings. $80. per rent with option to buy marble sills, vinyl race. Like new — fully UNIVERSITY PLAZA APTS ful trees — Special carpeted. Heat and air 2nd St., Boca naion - under $16,900. Subject month. 910 E. Palmetto Call: floors. Reduced to to negotiation &. financ- 289 NW 19th St. $14,500 — Let us show $20,200 for quick sale conditioning - sprink- 395-7573. Pk. Rd. 395-2666.. 395-8240 you our selection of lots ing. To see: Call owner call owner 278-0039 - existing mortgage in lers. . .Call OWNER BEING TRANS- Duplex 2 bedroom 2 bath 30 CiBusiness Opportuniiies in the Estates section. FERRED 3-2 Split Level 399-2700 Evenings, - or 395-1183 excess of $15,000 at JOHN NORRIS, your 972-2303 Central Ht., & Air, THINKING of going into OTHERWELL 5-3/4% can be assumed man at. . . MLS ER363. on water, Screened screened Porch, 1-un- COLONIAL APTS. business. Then call the M REALTY at no cost. Phone today Porch. Garage, Will ROYAL OAK HILLS furn. & 1 furn. apt. im- Unfurnished 1 bedroom 2/2 Home central ht & experts to help you se- 757 S. Federal Hwy. for appointment. MLS. j A SONS ln< sacrifice for quick sale. mediate occupancy — Apartment, Yearly lect good going business. Colonial Building BR-302. 783 Coventry St. air extra large rooms, 3450-3496 NE 5th Dr., Lease. Corner SW 4th sprinklers, wall to wall We eliminate all guess Boca Raton, Fla. Weir Plaza Building Estate section, 3 bed- Boca Raton 395-2531 -Ave. & 8th St.- Owner, work. Florida Business carpeting, drapes, Phone 395-4044 OTHERWELL 855 S. Federal Hwy. room 2 bath.$5000.cash 1 bedroom, 1-1/2 bath, 'Boca Raton 395-1899, Brokers & Consultants. CHOICE BUSINESS LOTS M REALTY BocaRaton Ph.395-4000 screened patio. Must be 4542 N. Federal 757 H. federal Hwy. : down, assume mtg. of seen to appreciate. all electric kitchen, Un- EXECUTIVE APTS. Colonial Building $23,000. at $157 per mo. furn. or furn. Central 2 bedroom 2 bath fully 566-6841. 2 lots totalling 190 ft, SENSATIONAL OFFER Owner will sacrifice, Boca Raton, Ela. Brand new builders 1 blk. from Ocean. Own- call 399-5362. ht & Air Cond. 660 Glou- furn. across from Ocean For Sale frontage on NW 2nd Phone 395-404^ er 395-3544. chester St. B o c a, Contact: Avenue zoned Bl adjoin- models, WATERFRONT Going Paint & Wall Beauties, 2 bedroom, 2 278-4384. Thos. P. Nolan Realtor Paper Store, make offer. ing shopping center. Ex- New 3 & 4 Bedroom REAL NICE NEW bath - 3 bedroom 2 bath, A comfortable Home, SPARKLING NEW 131 NE 1st Ave. 399-7522 cellent location $32,000 Houses. Low down pay- * 8000* Boca Raton - Exclusive. „ . <> .Call ment for Immediate oc- Central Air & Heat. completely furnished, Unfurn. Duplex, 2 bed- SELL Bldg. with Res- Decorators Drapes, * INDUSTRIAUSTR L 395-3838 - 399-1355 BRUCE ALCER, your cupancy attractive and well-kept, room, 2 bath, Central taurant equipment. 3 Wall to Wall Carpet, 7 Rms. 2 baths, A/C, * FACILITY Ht. & Air Water &Lawn lots, 3 large rooms & 2 man at. . „ LAKE FLORESTA CALL: 399-5922 Lush Landscaping,Fab- quiet, picturesque street Service included, Ready S125.PER MONTH baths. $10,000 down, IDEAL FAMILY HOUSE ulous Wall Paper, Furn- near new hospital & At- SALE OR LEASE about June 1 - 395-0288. will assume mortgage, • ASONS.Inc. Attractive 4 bedrooms, ished or unfurnished. lantic University. 729 2730 NW 1st Ave. OR LEASE EMPTY Finest location in Boca LARGE LUXURY New 2/1 unfurn. Apt. Weir Plaza Building 3 baths, family room, N.W. 7th St., Boca Raton Boca Raton W/W carpeting, Drap- bldg. Apt. & lot. $300 Raton. Call 395-1211. Phone 395-5980 or Ft. One Bedroom corner Mo . 933-9406 - 9-12 855 S. Federal Hwy. large patio, swimming Robert O. Jares Apt. available June 1st eries, A/C all Kitchen Boca Raton;Ph.395-4000 pool, 2 car garage, cen- Laud. 565-9687. Air Cond. & Heat, all equipment. Can also be A.M. Daily. • tral heat and air con- 2 BEDROOM MOVING (owner) electric Kitchen. New had furnished. $140. START your own lawn INVESTORS! 2 BATH 395-1899 Several Good corner ditioning, dishwasher, TRANSFERRED Building. Off street monthly call; service business. Com- BEST BUY New, 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath lots in the path of growth city sewers, carpets and REALTORS parking, one block from Harriet Jackman-assoc. plete equipment & trail- draperies — more than Home on 1/2 Acre Lot, ATLANTIC BOCA er. 587-3311. on N. Fed. in Boca Ra- A STEAL for someone! FAU. Reasonable, call you would expect for only present owner pur- fully landscaped, $11,0004 before noon 278-0039._ REALTY INC. 35 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ton, from 58 to 65th st. sprinkling system, all Below Market, call: Mr, $28,750 — substantial chased another Home on 2 bedroom 2 bath furn. Realtor FURNISHED - UNFURN". mortgage can be as- elec, carpeting thruout. Reduced from $12,350. Own. 101 E. Palmetto Pk.Rd. Shearer JA 2-7491. West Coast. Leaving in er must set! this 2 bedroom, Air Cond. & Heat. 1 ANNUAL - SEASONAL sumed — MLS. June, & wants it sold. Low monthly payment - 2 bath home in very nice :•?<;• block from Ocean, yrly. Boca Raton 395-8500 : . Call 395-1322 CHOICE Waterfront lot $84. NW Section. identiai area. " Tropic Isles 90x107. kjBOTHERWELL Located in one of Boca's or seasonal 399-9875. day or night Bruce E. Darrell f.i nest subdivision, $17,400. - 395-7121. 2 bedroom 2 bath un- Unfurn. 2 bedroom 2 bath pre-castSea-Wall $5200 nV REALTY T E R M S Realtor BRUCE E. DARRELL 757 S. I ederal Hwy. priced at $17,000, ex- 4 bedroom 3 baths, furnished apartment in duplex Central Ht & Air Colonial Building cellent financing avail- Family room, Pool, Home has centra! heatf built Conditioning, surplus 425 E. Palmetto Pk.Rd. Realtor in G.E« range, oven, new re* new luxury duplex, 20 ACRES ZONED Boca Raton, Fla. able. MLS BR 359. screened Patio, en- frigerator. Lovely grounds, corner NE 7th Ave. & storage space, screened FOR APARTMENTS 425 E. Palmetto Pk.Rd. Phone 395-4044 MacLaren & Anderson closed 2-car garage on trees, convenient to FAU, Kingsbridge St. — Car- porch, stove, $125 mo. Boca Raton 395-1322 high school and new hospital 151 E. Royal Palm Rd. Canal, no bridges. In- MLS 330. ibbean Keys develop- yrly lease. 2401 NE 2nd Professional offices, BUSINESS LOT A LAVENDER medical clinics, etc. DOOR Ph: 395-1333 spect at: 723Glouchest- ment midway Boca-Del- Ave., Boca Raton TO CLOSE ESTATE er St. call: 278-2060. ray. Adults - yearly 395-7797. About 2,000 feet water- ROYAL PALM Two blocks from ocean,, Lovely 3 bedroom 2 bath Drastic Sacrifice Cost BOCA RATON RSALTOSl lease. Owner 278-1485 25 C.Houses For Rent frontage adjoins new home with ample heat — .278-0795...... Boca RatoiT Hospital. Only $295 foot, cash. $49,000. sell for $37,500 For Sale, by Owner 2 Phone 395-8155 Exclusive with Call and air — thoughtfully Ideal Location S.E. Ex-- Bedrooms, 2 Baths, 140 N. Federal Hwy. Furnished, 1 bedroom $175. per MONTH CHARLES H. WEBER, designed for spacious posure, Large Patio. Garage, Florida Rm., Yearly Lease CHARLES H. WEBER, outdoor living. POOL — Boca Raton efficiencies, Air. Cond. your man at. . . your man at. . . Professionally Land- Air, Sprinklers, Awn- ADAMS APTS. For further details call scaped.Owner.395-3382. ings, Wall to Wall, 1820 NW 15th Vista 3/2 unfurnished, Heat & 35 B.Co-Ops & Condominiums CLAY: "ZINSER, your Air. 2 Car garage. Full Custom Built 3 bedroom Drapes, Many Extras, Boca Raton 395-1812 OCEAN VIEW man at. . .MLS. Priced right. 395-5684, electric Kitchen, con- Co-op Apt. 2 bath lg. rms., quiet SPARKLING NEW neighborhood, lovely Unfurn. Duplex, 3250 NE venient to Schools & Weir Plaza Building $16,950 • Shopping. Call: 855 S. Federal Hwy. corner lot, with trees. WE ARE PROUD 5th Dr. Boca. 2 bedroom 2 bedroom, 2 bath — 395-6990. To Present 2 bath, central ht & Air. Harriet Jackman-assoc, Boca Raton: Ph.395-4000 2nd floor, east end ATLANTIC BOCA Weir Plaza Building Two custom built water & Lawn service TREASURE CAY apartment with enclosed REAL VALUE Exclusive Selling REALTY INC. patio — only 12 apart- 855 S. Federal Hwy. duplexes in Para- incl. ready about June 1, Visit this Bahamian B oc a Raton: Ph.395- 4000 Agent MLS contact: Hardy, 521 NE Realtor ments in building — total Centrally heated and air dise Palms the ser- Paradise FREE. Reg- conditioned 2 bedroom ene Christian com- 32nd St. 395-0288. 101 E. Palmetto Pk.Rd. ister today for an ex- maintenance $40 month 2 bedroom, i-1/2 bath,- Boca Raton Boca Raton 395-8500 including taxes - MLS 2 bath home in fine munity in Boca Ra- Two Bedrooms — Un- citing FREE plane trip Florida room & Patio ton. Priced at 2 bedroom 2 bath in beau- furnished — all electric day or night BC-21. neighborhood. Priced tiful ROYAL OAK HELLS; to see your Island-In- 2 years old. beautiful for immediate sale. Call $22,500 and $35,- reduced for quick s al e, built-in Kitchen —Cen- 2 bedroom furnished the Sun. No obligation. JLSOTHERWELL condition. 278 NW 11th 000. Also fam- carpet, drapes and all elec- tral Heat and Air Con- LLOYD LIVELY, your home yard care furn- Call: 399-0821. /if REALTY St., 395-7360.; man at. . .MLS. ished and unfurn- tric kitchen, come look at ditioning — Airy Bal- ished. 434 N.E. 7th St., CHAPUT REALTY 757 S. Federal Hwy. ished homes from this one M.L.S. cony — Beautifully land- Boca Villas, Rents $110. Colonial Building REAL $18,000. MLS. scaped, Patio — Swim- 35 Real Estate Sale or Rent Boca Raton, Fla. BARGAIN Brand new 3 bedroom 2 per mo. yearly lease, Phone 393-404* I ASOMS.IH* Shown by appoint- bath home on Canal vyith ming Pool - Adults - call: 395-3057 after 5 Boynton.- Screened Pool 2 bedroom 2 bath home ment only Call dock. All new carpeting, Annual lease. 371 SW Home 3 air conditioned 1 bedroom air-condi- breakfast room furniture in- p.m. __ like brand new. . .Re- Weir Plaza Building 395 1661 or stop by cluded. Many extras M.L.S. 8th St., Boca Raton — bedroom, 2 baths, must tioned deluxe condomin- tired couple anxious to 855 S. Federal Hwy. 307 Golf View Drive 395-5779, RENT be seen to appreciate. ium with heated pool, travel. ..Asking$17,900 Boca Raton;Ph.395-4000 (Royal Palm Shop- O-Op Ajts for sale, some THE A real Beauty. Sale or club house, dishwasher ping Plaza). 1 bedroom and 2 bedroom OPTION „ . .including carpets and By owner spacious 3 with low monthly mainten- HAMPSHIRE HOUSE TO BUY Rent, will rent furnished carpeting. Small down drapes. For FREE look, bedroom- 2 bath central ance. Visit the model at 1150 SW 2nd Ave. only, near grade school. payment and assume call JOHN NORRIS, ROYAL PALM REALTY 444 W. Palmetto Park Road One year lease, option heat & Air conditioning, G eorge B. Van Zee Boca Islands 732-6111 or 732-3116. mortgage. Call your man at. . .MLS. screened patio &. car- M.L.S. to buy, part of rent ap- 395-6107 aft. 4 PM. '^, -•, Realtor New modern furnished plies to purchase price; 35 A..Lots & Acreage For Sale : pets. 395-4320. 'Ti T". "T PLASTRIDGE REALTY & Unfurnished, 1, 2 Bed- #1 Nearly new 2/2, cen- Boca - Co-op Deluxe' 224 & Federal Hwy. room apts. & efficien- ROYAL PALM 3 bedroom 2 bath, cen- 385-1433 Boca Baton tral a/c, garage. 1 Ig. bedroom, 2 full tral heat & air. $20,500 cies from $95. 2 pools. Golf Course Lot with baths, 1st. Floor-Bldg. $150. month. South Patio $11,200. Weir Plaza Building Low down payments. please call 395-7728. all occupied. Furn. or 855 S. Federal Hwy. #2 Spacious 3/2, central Jack T. Jemison 399-7252 — 395-1183 "Furnished 1 & 2 bedroom a/c, near schools, unfurn. Owner 395-2345. Boca Raton;Ph.395-4000 Apts. Near University. Box 14067 TRADE YOUR RENTALS WANTED etc. $185 month. N. Palm Beach DELRAY No Pets. MLS. High Ridge HOME ON A Homes - Apts. Carl Saelinger Apts. Phone 842-1591 3 MacLaren & Anderson OPEN DAILY CONDOMINIUM APT. REALTORS 3100 NW 4th Ave. 151 E. Royal Palm Rd, Boca Raton Park 5 lots 3/2 Central Ht.,, close 5 4°o Mortgage Boca Raton 395-4653 Ph: 395-1333 (80x125) city water, to Schools, newly paint- HOME * CAR * EXTRAS Beautiful' Garden Setting Furnished unfurnished - 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 EXECUTIVE musl move bedrooms On Ocean - Efficiencies must sell make offer. ed inside & out. Norlh, High Ridge is one of DEERFIELP LAKE Call BRUCE ALCER with all 25 F.Stores & Offices For Rent : & Bedroom Apts. $75. & G. B. Smith, Box 352, Jhs most sought-afier loca- .••'-.• f from S8,SiM . • V::^/ details, Store - 18x45 STOP & SEE THIS tions, close lo shopping, paro- $85. monthly to Dec. 1, Redgefield, Conn.- beautiful Home. Make chial & public schools & Watch the boats go by at NEAR FAU Iransportation. BEAUTIFULLY 1966. Utilities included. 06877. offer. Name your own landscaped, A'? years old, 3 INTRACOASTAL M.N. V/EIR & SONS, INC., Realtors 395-1183 bedrm, den, V.j baths, large 278-3983. terms. modern kifchen & family - Weir Plaza Building, 855 S. Federal Hwy. OFFICE SPACE Owner Sacrifice, nr SW room, pool, iargs screened Furnished Apt. - 1 bed- NATIONAL REALTY & patio, central air & heat, from $14,900 "•:•-. 11th ave-& 3rd St. (with •*• Immediate Occupancy Boca Raton - Ph: 395-4000 FOR RENT MANAGEMENT CORP., sprinkler system, all appli- 1 room. Immaculately trees) $2,700. Ph.: ances, all wall to wall carpets, •*r 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts: •* clean. Low summer Executive Suite — We Broker drapes & many extras PLUS NATIONAL REALTY have available private, 278-4083 after 6. Fh: 399-7770 1962 GT Lancer, $29,000. S MANAGEMENT CORP.> rates or yrly lease. 5181 Broker ; . .•-•••• Eves. 942^4572 CalJ Owner 933-2391 N.E. 18th Ave., Ft. Laud. centrally air condition- Beautiful Floresta Park Pompano Beach Phone 399-77J5 Eves, 942-4S72 Evenings - LO 4-6281. ed, furnished offices for Choice residential lot. lease to retired or MOVING UP? 1 Bedroom apt. & effcy. Seweage 89 x 105. Call DUPLEX IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY nicely furn. JORDAN semi-retired executives owner 395-4990 after 6. SETTLING DOWN? MANOR, 101 N.W. Pine- and businessmen, com- 395-7678. APARTMENTS 2 Bedroom - 2 Bath $15,900 plete with switchboard FOR RENT Circle. 395-4567. 3 Bedroom - 2 Bath $18,500 service, telephone, re- HILL TOP LOTS 2/2 all large rooms, SEE A REALTOR. Air conditioned, com- ceptionist and public Lawn Maintenance & * AIE CONDITIONING * CIT\ SEWERS pletely furn. Private stenographer. Rental 80x115 CITY SEWERS Water included. $116. * SPRINKLER SYSTEM Studio-Efficiency. Sea- READY TO BUILD per mo. Unfurnished. Any Of Our Associates $85 per mo. and up. For Call: sonal or yearly. inspection call, Call: HILLTOP HOMES 395-6103 if no answer M.N. WEIR & SONS, INC. OTTO YARK OTTO YARK N.W. 5th Ave. at 500i St Will Be Happy To Assist You. 395-0865 Boca Raton 395-0865 395-2989. Realtors 395-0865 Furnished Weir Plaza Bldg. Efficiencies for Rent, 855 S. Federal Hwy. Just Gall Any of Us Boca Raton, Florida NOW BEING BUILT 640 SE 6th Ave. Delray WAREHOUSE SPACE For All Your Real Estate Needs. Beach, 278-0301. Ph: 395-4000 DUPLEX Real Estate Exam Course Ultra-Deluxe AVAILABLE Harold Kaplan, Jr. Geo. E. Dick 2726-2728 N.E. 5th Ave.-one block from U.S.I Marie Pond For Brokers or Salesmen $39.50 per month and up Val Laurence Central heat and air-conditioned, Florida Rooms, Marguerite S. Bishop Leslie A. Thompson Harvey Real Estate S'hoois operates a branch of its popu* two bedrooms and large Screened Patios, two lor Real Estate Exam Course in Boca Raton at the UNIVER' Dozier T. Laird Mason Mowry S!TY BOWL CONFERENCE ROOM, DIXIE HWY. and 20th baths each side. Formica Kitchen. Fully land- ST., Boca Raton. The course is composed of 8 lively inter* scaped with sprinkling system. YES CARPORTS! Wm. Day, Inc. John E. Varney esting sessions which thoroughly cover the Gla. Real Estate Robert L. Yinger Handbook. Total cost only $50.00. BUY IT NOW ! Direct from TUESDAY EVENING - 7:00 P.M. 500 S. Federal HWY., Boca Raton You may attend first session free Mr. Cooper will be in the Corfferencd Room each Tuesday A&P Constrmfwn M.I. MADDOX, Realtor flt 6:30 J»M* to answer any questions* Registered Real Estate Broker Far Information Call: MR. COOPER 278-0808 CALL 395-4254 395-0220 ask for Bob Day BANK FINANCING. . .EASY TERMS 507 N.E. 20ih 51., Boca Raton Phone 395-2900 14A May 26, 1966 BOCA RATON NEWS Schedule Announced VACUUMS Bsccshureste NEW AND The Vote by Precincts For Norton's Classes RECONDITIONED Opens Activities CALL F. HIRST DEMOCRATS Director of the Nort- Watercolor and Oil 395-7873 Baccalaureate Services Sun- 199 200 207 211 212 Total on Gallery and School Painting — Robert -day for the third graduating GOVERNOR of Art, E.R. Hunter, an- Moore will teach on HARVEY SEZ: class of Saint Andrew's School Burns 71 124 109 • 213 129 646 nounced the summer Monday, Wednesday and will initiate commencement High 107 229 230 342 247 1155 schedule for classes in Friday mornings; and art and ballet, beginning Thursday evening. Wat- week's' activities. June 6. Eugene J. Curtis Jr., head- PSC GROUP 2 ercolor instruction is V master, announced that the Boyd 69 134 138 236 159 736 Registrations are now being introduced in JIM BROTHERTON Baccalaureate Service will be Carter 81 137 143 184 133 678 being accepted for: Moore's classes for the conducted at 4 30 p.m. Sunday, first time this summer. IS YOUR BLACKTOP can save, you : HOUSE GROUP 2 Ballet for adults and in the Chickee Chapel with money on insurance Father Raymond Kress officiat- Anderson, Jr. 92 145 150 213 175 775 children — Under the BLACK? ing. Carpenter 51 128 120 192 108 599 direction and instruction Fifth Avenue Plaza of Flanders Holland, OR FADED AND DULL The headmaster s invitational Charles E. Crews Let us Protect & Brighten supper will be held at 6 p.m. STATE EX. COM, with Hoppers P avement 395-77O7 Ashauer 37 53 52 72 55 269 Sealer. For Estimate call Thursday, June 2 in the school's Services were held Why Does our Eep. F.B. Nayler. Burdick 31 75 75 129 95 405 dining hall, and a concert by the Monday in K r a e e r 395-1938 Flying Scotsmen chorus will Ward 59 97 99 128 99 482 Funeral Home for You're In good hands with follow. Mrs. Phyllis Gould is Charles Edward Crews, "Cocktail Hour or 523-3431 STATE EX. COM'WOMAN 79, 2501 S. Ocean Blvd., Ft Lauderdale-Collect ALLSTATE chorus director. 144 Last Two Hours? Commencement exercises Blakeslee 59 104 125 139 571 who died at his resi- (All Drinks are 48£ from Doherty 56 116 99 171 115 557 INSURANCE will be at 10 a.m. Friday, June dence Friday. 4:00 to 6:00 P.M. HARDRIVES, Co FOUNDED BY SMtS 3, at First Presbyterian Church,, Mr. Crews came to Free Hors d'oeuvres tool} PAVING AND SEALIN6 llstila InicirjnefrCompmira • Hom« OffiKir Skokln, III Commencement speaker is Rev. REPUBLICANS Boca Raton three and a U.S. 1 in Boca Raton 199 200 207 211 212 Total half years ago from Canon John E. Large, D.D., St0 Call 395-5121 lor Classified A'J Service Boniface Church, Sarasota. ST. EX. COM'MAN Batavia, 111., where he James 88 168 102 172 163 693 had been associated with Reich 10 70 42 56 46 244 Frigidalre Corporation, Chicago as distributing Kirk STATE EX. COM'WOMAN manager. Before You Buy why don't you try (Continued from 1A) Cassady 67 182 114 178 161 702 He was a member of Engstrom 26 85 40 51 266 he has said he will, he might 64 the Midina Shrine, Chi- win." cago, and a 32 degree Running in 1964 against one Mason. of Florida's top vote getters, He is survived by his Sen. Spessard Holland, Kirk wife, Laura, Boca Ra- § PACKAGE polled 36 per cent of the vote You'll Have To See Flags ton; a daughter, Mrs. ca Loun in the Senate race. That same Arthur Lankey, Illinois, STORE year, the Republican guberna- and a brother Lloyd torial candidate received 42.4 To Know It's a Holiday Crews, Pompano Beach. Try Our Deliciou per cent of the vote in the race Services were con- Giant Sandwiche against Gov. Burns. Boca Raton residents will open as well as the Community ducted by Rev. Albert at Noon "On that kind of a base, plus have to look at the flags along Center. Shiphorst, pastor, First DUVET IMPORTED disaffected Burns people who Federal Highway to be reminded The merchants division, Presbyterian Church would not choose to vote for that Monday is Memorial Day. Chamber of Commerce has left and burial was in Boca BRANDY High, there might be enough Except for a Memorial Day the matter of closing or re- Raton Cemetery. service conducted by American maining open up to the individ- from which to construct a ma- ual merchants. jority," Huckshorn said. Legion Post and Auxiliary, and. A. J. Porthouse Veterans of World Wars, the Some stores in Royal Palm "After this kind of a primary, Andrew Joseph Port- there always are some who will day will be like any other Mon- Plaza will close while others day. will remain open. house, 68, 3763 N.W. refuse to go along with the nom- Fourth Ave., died Mon- inee. In this case, these would The service will be held at Boca Raton News will be open 11:30 a.m. in the Boca Raton for business as usual Monday. day. likely be the more conservative Mr. Porthouse came HARVEY Democrats in North Florida. I Cemetery. Mayor Robert "Pat" Horuihell. and the city council- to Boca Raton three Old Taylor would guess that some of them years ago from Chicago, would switch their support to a men are expected to partici- Recreation SCOTCH STRAIGHT KENTUCKY pate in the ceremony. 111., where he had been BOURBON North Florida conservative Re- (Continued from 1A) a foreman in the ma- publican." "Closed" signs will hang on the doors of the City Hall, Post chine shop of Pullman First session of the swim- Standard Co. Office, the city's six schools, ming program runs from June High School Florida Atlantic University, 6 to July 1, the second session He was a member of Marymount . College, and is from July 6 to July 29.and St. Joan of Arc Church, (Continued from 1A) Chamber of Commerce. the third session from Aug. 1 Holy Name Society and Wednesday, June 1. Gradua- There will be no mail delivery Knights of Columbus, to Aug. 26. For pre-school and Chicago. tion will be held Friday, June except for special deliveries advanced pre-school students, 3. Monday. the sessions are from June 6 He is survived by his GILBEY Boca Raton and J.C. Mitchell Grocery stores will remain to June 24, June 27 to July 15, wife, Grace, Boca Raton; students will trek home for the and July 18 to Aug. 5. one brother, Edward, summer June 3. Chicago, and a niece, Awards day ceremonies will Prediction ADULT ADVANCED BEGIN- Mrs. Helen Ernest, Chi- be held at 9:30 a.m. May 31 in NER — Monday,, Wednesday, cago. (Continued from 1A) Friday at 3 p.m. J.C. Mitchell School and 9 a.m. duplicated in Hillsborough Services will be held JUNIOR LIFESAVING — at 9 a.m. today by Rev. June 3 in Boca Raton School. (Tampa), where High ran sec- June 3 also will be the last Monday, Wednesday, Friday at Paul Leo Manning in St. ond to Kelly in the first pri- 4 p.m._, first session only. Joan of Arc Church fol- OPEN DAILY UNTIL 4 A.M. day for classes at Boca Raton mary and carried only 33 per High School. Awards day cere- lowed by burial in Boca cent of the total. In the second Registration for the Learn to Raton Cemetery. JOE monies at the high school will primary he got 61.7 per cent. Swim program is now open at FLEISCHMANN'S be held May 31, Baccalaureate Only in the panhandle was the Recreation Department. No services May 29, and the first PREFERRED Kelly unable to switch large registrations will be taken at BECOME CAR-MINDED graduation exercises will be the pool, the department said. Treat Your Car To June 4. segments of the total vote. A Tune-Up at BLENDED WHISKEY for your THE CARRIAGE HOUSE 854 N. D xie Boca Raton weekend's 395-8333 FAU Graduate to Teach at New York U. FIFTH entertainment

A young April, 1966 him to the New York tory," Estler said in out majoring in chem- TOO HOT FOR graduate of the'depart- opportunity which he explaining how he made istry. .He served as a ment of physics at Flor- chose over offers from his choice. He wants to chemistry lab assistant ida Atlantic University Carnegie Tech and specialize in elementary at JCBC but after taking who earned his degree Stanford. particle research and his first college level with highest honors has "At Stony Brook, they hopes some day to com- COMFORT? physics course, he received a teaching as- have a Nobel Laureate bine research and uni- switched. At FAU he sistantship and full tui- on the physics faculty versity teaching. continued to serve as an tion scholarship at t h e and they are located Estler, a graduate of assistant and has aided State University of New very close to Brook- the Junior College of in research in elemen- York at Stony Brook, haven National Labora- Broward County, started tary scattering theory for a COOLER SUMMER with a yearly stipend that increases annually until he receives his doctor's degree. William Tyler Estler and his wife, the former Mary Ann Frenzel, will go north in August, Mrs. Estler, who now works COVE-TV as a secretary in Fort Lauderdale, will con- tinue to work and he will In The Cove Shopping Center, Deerfield Beach begin his graduate stud- ies in September. Under The Management of Estler rates the FAU department highly. He is well prepared, he DON PAST0R1A and LOUIS FISKE feels, and is looking for- The Hot Summer Months Are Here... ward to meeting more professors and being exposed to new ideas. You are invited Why Not Enjoy Them In The Cool Comfort He credits his FAU pro- fessors with to visit us at of an Insulated Home? CONTINUOUS! POPULAR PRICES! our NEW Location WE USE ONLY THE BEST DON PASTOR!* LOUIS FISKE HOME INSULATION (formerly of Federal TV) (formerly of Barry TV) RCA VICTOR Safes and Call Today For Free Estimate-No Obligation and ZENITH National Insulation of Bocajnc. \t 2:00 p.m. & 8:00 p.m. only 1088 N.W. 1st Avenue StartsFriday at Call 399-7585 PO Box 835 Boca Raton 395-7559 I Boca Raton Theatre LICENSED AND INSURED § SCCTION B * Women's News * Club Activities * Real Estate * Church News Kv 2L, V't.6

Une Soiree De Danse A dance recital will be pre- sented by members of the Dance Academy of Boca Raton, under the direction of Mrs. Betty D'Avray, will be held at 7:30 p.m. Monday in J.C. Mitchell School. The recital, "Une Soiree de Danse" will combine ballet, tap. and jazz with some actual class exercises. The first part of the program will be devoted to elementary students performing dances The second portion "Etudes," consists of exercises learned by intermediate and advanced groups. The third and last segment will be dances performed by the intermediate and advanced groups. Mrs. Bunny Holland, jazz and tap assistant, will perform a fast tap & jazz routine. Cheryl Hartley, this year's student assistant, will do a toe solo. Nine-year-old Valerie Mur- ray and Edward Melio will perform a pas de deux, and Kathleen Wallsten will do a specialty number. A ballet to Vivaldi's "The Seasons" also will be per- formed. Students who will perfonn in the ballet recital are Carol Asm Johnson, Cheryl Hartley, Bunny Holland, Janis Keith, Gene Selleck, Donna Lavery, and Pamela Mackey.

'Community' Is the Word f, Under the Banyan Tree | * NEW LILLYS * SNEAKY PETES • * NEW PRINTS * MINNIES Bridge Series Begins L Psilitier of Boca Raton Last season members Steinwart, 811 W. Royal corta, 161 S.W. Sixth Y 20 South Dixie Hwy of Debbie-Rand Memor- Palm Rd., and Mrs. Al- Terr. ial Service League spelled out the word "hospital" in their ser- ies of Bridge-a-thons; this season they'll spell .4re You Using out the word "commun- ity." The first in a series of games will be held 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Fri- ALL OF OUR SERVICES? day, May 27. The first letter is C. Chairman is Mrs. . . . at FIRST BANK and TRUST COMPANY Richard Alcorta, as- sisted by Mrs. Malcolm Spinning. Hostesses for the first games will be Mrs. B.C. Gould, 1900 Sabal Palm Dr.; Mrs. John Weir, 248 N. Thatch Palm Dr.; Mrs. Robert Drummond, 298 E. Camino Real; Mrs. Frederick Sulli- van, 90 S.W. Eighth Ave.; Mrs. Spinning, 1 S.W. Eighth Terr.; Mrs. An- ton Drasal, 122 S.W. Sixth Ave.; Mrs. George B. Van Zee, 598 N.W. Ninth Ct.; Mrs. George A Bouquet For Teacher

Come the close of the school year, Mrs. Edna to a Perfect Wedd Giganti, first grade teacher at J.C. Mitchell School, will retire after 32 years as a teacher, 22 spent in Boca Raton. Monday evening students at the school pre- sented Mrs. Giganti with a bouquet of red roses. The presentation was a part of PTA Program honoring the retiring teacher. Members of the PTA presented Mrs. Giganti with a gold wrist watch and Paul Matwfy, princi- YOU WILL FIND THEM USEFUL! pal at the school, gave her an album full of tele- grams and letters of appreciation sent by parents 2854 N. FEDERAL HIGHWAY, BOCA RATON and teachers and former students. Ph. 395-0102

To Look Like A Let the neighbors talk! OPEN FRIDAY EVENING 4:30 to 6:( DUCHESS Go To Take flowers FIRST BANK and TRUST home tonight- COMPANY of BOCA RATON NATIONAL ASSOCIATION PRODUCT Newest - Finest In PROMOTION 1st AVENUE and ROYAL PALM ROAD 395-4420 Boca Raton ROYAL PALM PLAZA Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation GULFVIEW DRIVE Bom Ratwt Ff

Benefit Party Slated 24 hours aday Garden Club Plans Twenty-two women Miss Elsie Earth, Mrs, Other hostesses are will act as hostesses Nellie Crowe, Mrs. Mrs. William O, Gar- for Republican Woman's Harry Moon, Mrs. J.E. retson,. Mrs. David H. courtesy of Annual Luncheon Club benefit dessert Shaw, Mrs. Wilson Cole, Dickson, Mrs. Harold bridge Thursday, June Mrs. William Spencer, W. Fromm, Mrs. George 2. Mrs. Sidell Tilghman, B. Van Zee, Mrs. C.R. BOCA RATON The party will be held Mrs. James R. Cald- Nichols, Mrs. Robert NATIONAL BANK The Surf room, Boca Raton Hotel and Club at 1 p.m. in the Com- well, Mrs. Thomas Me- Tyson, Mrs, Margaret S Fed. at Caiiiino Real Cabana Club, will be the scene of Boca Raton munity Center. Cullough, Mrs. P. L.. F. Itschner and Mrs. Garden Club, Inc., annual luncheon Tuesday, Shawley, Mrs. A.J. Abe, Louis Stahl. Use the Classifieds June 7. Mrs. Charles R. Mrs. E.L. Moorehouse, The luncheon will begin at 12:30 p.m. Nichols is chairman. Mrs. E.F.Lasseter, and General chairman of the event is Mrs, Hostesses will be Mrs. Walter Kunstner. R.D. Steinhoff, assisted by Mrs. S.B. Miller, hospitality chairman. Others working on the luncheon com- mittee are Mrs. Virgil Heck, Mrs. Frank AAUW Will Install W«lker, Mrs. Leonard Lane, Mrs. S. K. 'SECONDS' Mrs. R.D. Steinhoff goes over plans for the Lichty and Mrs. H.B. Vandewater. Garden Club luncheon with her hospitality chair- Officers Saturday OF THE man, Mrs. S.B. Miller. Installation of officers A question and answer 1 • will highlight the lunch- period will follow the eon Saturday for Amer- report. IF!WEST DECORKME ican Association of Uni- versity Women. Size of Wardrobe Is The luncheon will be Deltas Plan FABRIC held at 12:30 p.m. in The Only Difference Chez Joey. Luncheon BOlTSAwi BOLTS New officers to be 0*- installed are Mrs. A luncheon for mem- By Mary Todd day; hats that have gone Joseph D. Berchtold, out of style; and you first vice president, bers of Delta Gamma One of the most strik- should plan to give away Mrs. Arlan V. Briggs, will be held Friday, May ing differences between clothes that have be- second vice president, 27 in Pal's Captain's come too small and any- Table. l/ffico comm a well - dressed Ameri- and Mrs. M. Curtis can woman and a well- thing that you haven't Hamrick, treasurer. The luncheon will be- 20 S. DIXIE, BOCA RATON, f Block We t of U S ! dressed Parisienneisin worn for the past two Following the lunch- gin at noon. the size of their respec- years and cannot re- eon, members of the Ticket chairman is tive wardrobes. model into a useful gar- workshop committee Mrsa Edward Jayo The American woman ment. study group on "Revolu- would probably be aston- For the rest, make tion in Modern China" ished by the very limited necessary repairs, ad- will report on the year's number of garments justing the length of a study. hanging in the French- hemline to the current woman's closet, but she mode, etc. Then decide would observe that each what you will need to Auxiliary one is of excellent qual- buy in order to complete ity, perhaps expensive your wardrobe. m) by American standards, Posture: When a per- Will Meet and perfectly adapted to son is trying on clothes, the life the French- she almost always holds American Legion woman leads. herself beautifully erect Auxiliary will install She wears them over in front of the dressing- new officers at its meet- and over again, discard- room mirrors. If later ing tonight. ing them only when they she hollows her chest The meeting will be are worn out or outmod- and lets her entire body held at 7:30 p.m. in the slump, she should not be Legion hall. ed, and she considers it Officers are Mrs. a compliment when her surprised to find that her Boca Verde Condominium Apartment 300 N.E. 20th Street, Boca Raton best friend says, "I'm new dress does not look Ernest Gaughlier, pres- at all as chic as it did ident; Mrs, Arnold so glady you decided to Philbrick,. first vice 100 Unit Condominium Apartment Developed by wear your red dress — when she tried it on in president; Mrs. M. I've always loved it!" the shop Boyles, second vice The American might Hems: Nothing makes president; ^Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Marqusee. profit by replacing once a garment look more Montgomery, treasurer; in a while her penchant outmoded than a skirt Mrs. Wesley Whitmore, for quantity with a quest length that is too long or secretary; Mrs. Roland Built By for quality. She might too short when compared Tourigney, historian; Sheath and Coat Are find her elegance in- to the current mode. But Mrs. Leo Hudson, chap- creased, also the en- elegant women avoid lain, and Mrs. Robert joyment — and even the exaggerations in either Babione, sargeant at CONSTRUCTION, INC Smart for Any Event confidence — that she direction and usually arms. gets from her clothes. wear their skirts at the RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL Send One Dollar for most becoming length to The simple one-piece Planning: The best- them, usually an inch sheath and matching pattern, plus 5 cents for dressed women are Subscribe to the 2174 N.E. 1st Avc, Boca Rafon 399-5922 sleeveless coat. . . postage, in cash or longer than the fashion Boca Roton News smart for many daytime check. No Stamps. For those who devote the mannequins. and evening occasions. First - Class mailing, most thought (not the Jewelry is the element Clever use of inset send 15 cents extra. Add most money) to their of an ensemble whose bands make this cos- One Dollar if you wish clothes. sole purpose is ele- tume highly adaptable' New Austine la Mar Pat- It is a good idea to gance. Elegance in jew- to dramatic combina- tern Book #3 — com- make an inventory of elry is a highly individ- tions of fabric: linen plete selection of High your wardrobe now. Dis- ual matter. One thing is with eyelet; print and Fashion designs, in- card: worn or stained certain. An elegant wo- plain silks; peau de soie cluding our best-sell- materials and out-dated man, even if she adores of faille with lace. ers from #1 and #2. garments that are not jewelry, should never Price $1. R-217 is Send to Austine la Mar worth remodeling; indulge her fancy to the available in sizes 10,12, Fashion Pattern, Boca worn - out shoes and point of resembling a 14, 16. Size 14 takes Raton News, Box 1615, handbags that you have Christmas tree dripping 3 yards of 44 inchfabric G.P.O., New York, N.Y. been saving for a rainy with ornaments. for solid dress and coat 10001. Print your full trim and 2-3/8 yards name, address, Pattern of 44 inch fabric for Number and Size. contrast coat and dress trim. Standard body measurements for size Bake Sale 14 are: Bust 34, Waist 26, Hips 36. Is Scheduled Custom Made Draperies and Shades Mrs. Charles K. Slipcovers • Upholstery Miss Kelly Carter will be chair- man of Debbie - Rand Free Decorator Service For Consultation Is Honored Memorial Service Lea- gue's May bake sale. Phone 399-7033 Earbara Kelly, 233 NW Seventh Ct., was The sale will be held 10 a.m, to 5 p.m0 Fri- honored for academic day, May 27 in the lea- achievement at Macal- gue's thrift shoppe, ester College Honors East Royal Palm Road. Day convocation. DRAPERY STUDIO A 1962 graduate of Chamberlain High Use the Classifieds 3062 N. FEDERAL HWY.. BOCA RATON School, Chamberlain, South Dakota, Barb is presently a senior ma- joring in speech at Ma- calester. She is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. PERKINS RUG CLEANERS >port Richard F. Kelly, Boca -¥• CARPET AND RUG Raton. CLEANING IN THE YOU CAN ENTRUST YOUR BEST RUGS TO THIS ndard HOME OR AT OUR >/ PLANT MODERN RUG CLEANING PLANT res. if- INSURED STORAGE Serving: A 325-hp Turbo-Jet V8, that is. Along 375-hp versions of same readily avail- •^REPAIRING CHEVELLE SS 396: with stiffer springs and shocks, a able. So this month do yourself and floor-mounted shift, a bulging hood your Chevrolet dealer a favor: ask ALTERATIONS NOW'S THE BEST TIME TO BRING and a jet-black grille. It's ail standard him to conjure up a Chevelle SS 396 A SET OF RED STRIPE TJRES AND equipment, SS 396wise. And if 325 hp for you. There's nothing either •fc CARPET A 396-CIHN V8 INTO YOUR LIFE! sounds too mild, there are 360- and of you would like better. INSTALLATION, GM 395-1660 • kiM% OUt in May See ypur Chevrolet dealer! CHEVROLET. CHEVELLE • CHEVY H. CORVAIR BINDING and *G£5?« SERGING the Chevrolet Way Chevrolet Division DISTINCTIVE PICTURE FRAMES FURNITURE Authorised Chevrolet Dealers in 09 0813 CLEANING s DELRAY BEACH LAKE WORTH WEST PALM BEACH To Service You-the Customer-We Have Added to Our Many Services JENNINGS A Fully Equipped Rug Cleaning Plant ADAMS CHEVROLET BENZ CHEVROLET ROGER DEAN CHEVROLET T1D E. BOCA RATON ROAD INC. BDCA RATON, FLA. COMPANY INC. 390 SE 2nd Ave.,Delmy Bemh-278-2310-VISITORS WELCOME 290 S.E. 6 Hi Ave. 378 - 3225 1515 N. Dixie Hwy. 582-6652 2119 S. Dixie 832-0884 ANN LANDERS See this man when you insure It's a Lonely World for the Dogs - Probably Lonelier your car or home

Dear Ann Landers: I her measurements — from members of both something besides my vied (and so many boys A few months ago I but you? Write for Ann was touched by the letter and her problems. I • sexes, figure, but it was hope- lusted after), brought decided to go home and Landers' booklet, "The from "Over-Endowed." could write a book about I tried desperately to less. My "assets," me nothing but trouble. see if I couldn't make Key to Popularity," en- Several years ago I had the cruelty I suffered achieve recognition for which so many girls en- Thank God those peace with my family. closing with your re- wretched days are over. I wasn't in the house 15 quest 35 cents in coin What a relief that my minutes when my mother and a long, self- once spectacular figure and sisters suggested addressed, stamped en- has gone the way of too that I take the boy to velope, much flesh. Now I have see his father. In the 10 Ann Landers will be friends who recognize years that had passed glad to help you with HICK BISHOP that I have a bright mind, the man had not tried, your problems. Send and a nice philosophy. even once, to contact them to her in care of He may save you Believe me, Ann, it's his son. Neither had he Boca Raton News, Box a lonely world for the offered one penny toward 3346, Chicago, Illinois, big money Too Beautiful. the boy's support. Yet 60654, "enclosing a --WHO WHO WAS my family kept saying, stamped, self-address- J.C. "But he IS the boy's ed envelope. Dear One: It's a lonely father. . ." & SONS world for the dogs, too I refused to budge BOCA RATON NEWS — probably lonelier. and a big fight followed. 22 S. Federal'. . 395-4711 Can it be that you They said I was the May 26, 1966 3B really developed your meanest person who bright mind and your ever lived and crazy nice philosophy when besides. What do you you could no longer think'about this? count on the external —CINCERELLA trappings? This some- Whatever Your Taste times happens and I'll Dear Cinderella: The bet it happened to you, decision to see or not to Doll. see your ex-husband was yours to make. The IN DRAPERIES Dear Ann Landers: I family should not have Elegant plains or an array of colors as exciting as have a mother and two even mentioned his a beach at Waikiki you'll find the "exactly sisters who ran my life. name. It is obvious that right" fabric from our tre- They pushed me into a they learned nothing in mendous selection. No loveless marriage with those long seven years. charge for making when a man who was too old The best thing that ex- full length and in mate- for me. After 10 years ists between you and rials from $1.98 yard. of misery I somehow your relatives is dis- found the courage to take tance. Keep it that way. a stand against my fam- ily and get a divorce. Confidential to SICK The only good thing that OF SCHOOL AND came out of that mar- WASTING MY TIME: I A Graduation Cake riage was a wonderful know all about the drop- son. outs who made it big — Recipe of the Week Two years after my the Wright Brothers, divorce I married a Picasso, Marconi, We service and main- marvelous man and we Thomas Edison and tain ' free of charge moved to another state. Mark Twain, to name a every drapery rod we He has been a devoted few -- but they didn't bum money off their sell and install as !ong husband and father and I as you use it. Chocolate - A Flavor Favorite now know the meaning of dads and go riding real contentment. around on motorcycles. If most Americans were questioned about 1 layer chocolate cake They managed to edu- Open Mon.-Sat. their favorite flavor, chances are the ma- 1/2 cup chopped walnuts I stayed away from cate themselves. Stay 9-5:30 jority would answer "chocolate." Year in 1 pint lime sherbet my family for seven in school and get your years. Their letters Draping theGold Coast Come In and year out this wonderful flavor pleases the 1 pint vanilla ice cream. diploma or you'll regret Or Phone were filled with hostility palates of millions in all its various forms. it. 3415 S. Federol Hwy., Dclroy Beach, CRestwood 8-2877 Youngsters love chocolate and go right Chocolate Glaze: and resentment. Every Yisit our nationally famous Browse 'n Think Shop on doing so when they grow up, so this fudgy 1/2 square (1/2 oz) unsweetened chocolate time I got a letter from Do you feel ill at east • Cove Centeri Deerfirld Chocolate Lime Layer Cake is sure to find a 1 tablespoon butter home Id also get an „ „ .out of it? Is every- 1603 S.E. 3rd Court — Phone 399-2837 hearty welcome from all ages whenever it's 1/4 cup sugar eye-piercing headache. body having a good time served. During June, why not trim it up with 1 tablespoon cornstarch tiny figures in caps and gowns, and star it at Dash of salt that special graduation party? 1/4 cup water You can be sure of pleasing teen-agers with 1/4 teaspoon vanilla any kind of chocolate cake, and here it's 2 tablespoons marshmallow topping given a new twist with a filling of cool and Prepare cake mix according to directions, delicious creamy ice cream layered with adding chopped nuts. Bake in 8-inch round tangy lime sherbet. cake pan or spring form pan. Allow to cool 5 To create this simple, do-ahead dessert minutes; remove from pan to wire rack to with the dramatic effect, bake a one-layer 8- cool completely. Split cake in half horizontal- inch chocolate cake by your own recipe or ly,, place bottom layer on foil-covered card- use a mix. Split the layer and fill with ice board. Spread with softened lime sherbet; add cream and sherbet, then replace the top and layer of softened ice cream then top layer of freeze until firmD Top with a glaze of lightly cake. Press together rather firmly; cover and sweetened chocolate and make snowy swirls freeze until firm. Before serving prepare of marshmallow topping. Chocolate Glaze. In small saucepan, over low No need to wait for a graduation party or heat, melt together chocolate and butter. In another special occasion. This quick and easy small bowl combine sugar, cornstarch, salt Chocolate Lime Layer Cake makes a cool and water to make a smooth paste; add to and charming dessert for any summer meal. chocolate. Cook, stirring constantly, until It's just one more example of the many mixture bubbles, reduce heat and continue to wonderful ways you can include ice cream in cook 5 minutes more. Remove from heat; your plans for carefree summer eating. add vanilla. Place cake on serving platter. CHOCOLATE LIME LAYER CAKE Spoon Glaze on top allowing to drizzle over Cake: side. When partially set, makes swirls with 1 package (9 oz.) chocolate cake mix OR marshmallow topping. Makes 8-10 servings.

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© GAS GENIE Pontiac Motor Division WeVe just had JUST THE THING TO our best sales month in 40 years. WEAR AROUND THE CALORIC HOUSE TOP O'THE LINE A State Farm Homeowners Model Somebody somewhere Policy. It's the low-cost GAS RANGE FD75YRXT package policy that pro- 75 vides broader coverage for Everything you've ever dreamed of your home and belongings and for you, in case of law- in a modern gas range . . . two suits. Yet, all this protection great ovens, waist level broiler, must be buying a lot of Pontiacs. is yours at a rate that's 15% rotisserie, clock-timer, front con- to 25% lower than the same trols, burners guaranteed for life We sold so many Wide-Tracks in April it even surprised us (not Ventura. Executive. Le Mans. Tempest. An unmatched lineup coverage would . . . and, above all, America's to mention our competition). But it really shouldn't have. Because of powerplants ranging from the unique (overhead earn six) to cost under sepa- easiest range to keep clean! rate policies. Get when you've got what people want, they come and get it, Things the sublime (421 cu. in. V-8). Not to mention, an eager bunch of all the facts-call like Wide-Track ride. Imaginative styling. Swank interiors. The Pontiac dealers who are anxiously waiting to give you an irresist- me today! REGULAR LIST PRICE... $485.95 world's only low-priced high-price car (Catalina). The ultimate ibledeal and bump those sales records up even higher. With an. driving machine (GTO). Grand Prix. Bonneville. Brougham. 2+2. April like this, can May be far behind? j EARL WILKINSON SPECIAL SALE PRICE . $445.95 AGENT NO MONEY DOWN, TERMS $ 3,56 week SEE YOUR AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALER 2170 N.E. 1st Ave. Boca Raton, Florida WEST PALM BEACH S. DIXIE t FERN ST. -JE 2-2461 LAKE WORTH Office 395-3515 12 5. J ST. - JU 5-6401 JERRY EARL PONTIAC, Inc. OELRAY BEACH PUBLIC UTILITIES COMPANY Residence 395-2636 325 NE 2nd ST. - Vl-UM 510 N. Federal Highway Delray Beach I 1 AND FLO-GAS CORPORATION May 26. 1966 BOCA RATON NEWS City Is Listed In Travel Book Boca Raton has been given special note in a set of recently published travel guides of the United States. •4 The series of eight regional guidebooks, en- titled "Fodor - Shell Travel Guides, USA," will soon be on sale at all book stores and Shell Oil service stations. For the first printing, 500,000 copies were produced. In a section devoted to "ExploringFlorida," Boca Raton is referred to as a city with plenty of millionaires, and a glamourous history, both of which are dis- cussed briefly. Eugene Fodor, gen- eral editor of the series, describes the books as the greatest undertaking Boca Riiton Jewelers recently moved into their new quarters on East Pal- of his career. In the metto Park Road. The old house, one of the earlier dwellings in town was past 16 years, he has edited and published 24 remodeled by Michel Dravigny, custom jeweler. prize winning travel books on Europe, Asia, Hawaii and the Carib- bean. Dickinson Reports Earnings Each region and each state contains an intro- From State Fend lnvastineiit k FOR EVERY KITCHEN I duction which traces the history of the region 'Unique Faucet Convenience 1 second new Boca Raton outlet for the chain in State Comptroller Nov. 10, 1966. These Grand opening of the new 7-Eleven store in and captures the mood Fred O. Dickinson, Jr., certificates will yield Boca Raton Park is scheduled Saturday. Located the past several weeks. of the people, thereby today reported an in- 4.77 per cent profit. on Juana road (Southeast 12th avenue),, it is the enabling the traveler to vestment of $16.8 mil- Dickinson said that understand better and lion in state working not all of the available feel a kinship with the capital funds with an in- $20 million in working local people. terest yield- of nearly capital funds will be in- Stamps Art Key to Pries Tug For each state, and 4.75 per cent. vested because some for 30 major cities, Dickinson said that must be utilized for bill there is a very descrip- coupled with two pre-payments at the close of tive tour which serves vious high yield invest- the fiscal year next as a personally guided ments of working capital month. Plumbing Residential Lot Sales Recorded trip. money directed by his Contractor Practical information office last month, the Subscribe to 1NW lstAve. P.O.Box 550 Recent Boca Raton Boca Raton Square, S.S. $49.50, of Ft. Lauderdale to Beulah N. Emil F. Danciu and Eleanor is offered concerning the state will benefit by Ph. 395-0800 John E. Nelson and Maude E. Garfield. C. Danciu, his wife. things most travelers Boca Raton News real estate transactions Nelson, his wife to Rita K. Gatti. Lots 1, 2, '3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Lot 46, Blk. 8 Villa Rica $708,936.92 in interest as compiled for the N 1/2 Lot 6, Blk 7, Spanish Blk 40, and Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, SS $7.50 Max Fink & Sybil need to know about profits by the end of No- News by the Lawyers River Land Co., Unit 1, S.S. 6, 7, 8, Blk 42, S.S. $84.00, Fink, his wife to Lewis D. hotels, motels, resorts, vember. $138.00, Frederuc Flader & Villa Rica Subdivision, Otto Haines II and Carey H. Black- campsites, restaurants, Title Insurance Corp. Margaret E. Flader, his wife Yark and Marion Yark; his well, Jr. And, Dickinson add- are listed below. To to C. M. Cook, Jr. wife to Inez Feldman. Lot 13, Blk 22, Boca Villa historic sites, mu- ed, the average yield on compute the approxi*- Lot 18, Blk 6, Boca Raton Lot 1, Blk 11, Boca Raton S/D SS $37.50 Mildred F. Sher- seums, national and these latest two invest- mate sale price. Riviera Unit "D" S.S. $16.50, Riviera, Unit D, S.S. $21.60, idan to John W. Malinowski and state parks, tourist in- ments is close to 4.75 Paul A. Moody &VevaG. Moody Jules R. Knobloch and Mary A. Frances G. Malinowski, bis formation services, etc. Documentary stamps, his wife to Helen M. Pooler. Knobloch, his wife to Rocco wife. per cent. listed by amount, indi- Lot 2, Block C, Golden Har- Nocera and Ruth Nocera, his Lot 149, and Sl/2 of Lot 150 Hotels and restaurants Dickinson yesterday cate the approximate bour, Sec. 1, S.S. $87.00, Dan wife. Highland Trailer Park, SS are not rated or given a received State Cabinet J. Ricker, a single man to Rey- Lot 18, less E 21.67 ft and $16.50 John Ej Nelson and Ruth recommendation. In- sale price in many in- nard F. Stumpf and Viola F., S. 10 ft, Block 6, Long's Orig- L. Nelson, his wife to T. J. Budget Commission ap-

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BOCA RATON (while they last) NEW 7-ELEVEN A WEEK 395-0220 WH 1-5837 395-4122 THE WORLD'S MOST CONVENIENT PLACE TO SHOP 6B_Moy 26,1966 BOCA RATON NEWS Bill for R§cr§GfioEisl Loans Prices effective MAIER'S Thurs.- Wins Support of FCD Groups Fri.- Sat. A U.S. Senate bill, ies, Lee-Glades-Hend- May 26,27,28 which would provide ry Tri-County, St. Lu- guaranteed loans to pri- cie County, Okeecho- A Storewide sale on delicious, fine foods for your Memorial Day Feasting QUANTITY vate enterprise in rec- bee County, Osceola RIGHTS reational development County, and the Upper 395-8351 RESERVED is being supported by St. Johns, including committees in 11 Flor- Orange, Indian River Lean Meaty Lean, No Strings ida counties. and Brevard Counties. Endorsement of the Committee members, proposed measure has approved by the FCD been given by recrea- governing board, serve SPARE RIBS Cube Steaks tional development com- without pay. mittees which serve as Private enterprise PERFECT FOR BARBEQUE advisory boards to the development of recrea- C entr al and South ern tional sites for public «. 1.09 Florida Flood Control use already exists with- District. in the FCD. Three full An Elegant Meal FCD Executive Direc- service concessions are IB. tor Ed Dail said the operating in Everglades district's recreation Conservation Areas in 59 department had inform- Palm Beach and Brow- ed the various citizen Stewing Beef ard Counties. They are committees of the pend- Loxahatchee Recreation TOP WESTERN U.S. CHOICE FRESH LEAN ing bill. Area west of Boca Ra- The proposal, said ton along the Hillsboro Dail, encourages private "89$ Canal at the junction of enterprise to establish Conservation Area 1 and and develop outdoor Ground Chuck 2; Sawgrass Recreation recreational areas for Par about two miles LONG ISLAND A PLEASANT CHANGE Blade public use. It would set north of Andy town just RE6. 89c up a new program of east of U.S. 27 in Con- Cut Lb. government -guaranteed servation Area 2; and LB. loans by private lend- Everglades Holiday DUCKLING 49C ers, he said. Park, five miles south John Stretch, FCD of Andytown, west of recreation director, in- U.S. 27 in Conservation DAIRY FOODS formed six recreational Area 3. L committees, represent- ing the 11 counties, that Under FCD require- Powerline Fresh Florida Grade "A" the program provided in ments, the concession- HELLMAN'S the bill "would follow aires must provide free the lines of the Federal boat launching facilities, Housing Administra- picnic area, parking, large Eggs »oz. tion." drinking water and rest- Sen. Daniel B. Brew- rooms for the public. Borden's Lemon, Orange, Grape MAYONNAISE ster of Maryland, one of Firms operating the the bill's five legislative recreation areas de- authors, noted the grow- rive profits through ing demand for recrea- sales and rentals of Fruit Drinks tional facilities nation- boats and motors, fish- Quart Jar t ally and told the Senate ing equipment, foods and m 6al- that "there would be beverages, and other 2 Bottles great advantages, and services such as sight- great savings in cost to seeing tours in the Ev- \ local, state and federal erglades. Master's Schmierkase governments if private The FCD has encour- . Limit One w/$3 Orderor More enterprise could be aged recreational de- Limit One Lb. w/$5 Order or more fe/.- stimulated to invest in velopments by private C/jeese 10$ public recreation." enterprise as a means The proposal now is to open wilderness ^&&a ^Sui&3!.«U-C being studied by the areas to the public, and Senate Committee on In- has cooperated with KRAFT'S JET PUFFED terior and Insular other governmental FRESH nwPUCE Affairs. agencies in providing FRESH FCD Recreational other outdoor recreation Development Commit- services such as boat Marshmaliows tees endorsing the pro- ramps for access to 1 LB. SWEET CORN 5 posal, known as Senate many miles of canals, Bill 2872, are Palm rivers and lakes in a BAG NEW CROP Beach-Broward Count- 15,000 square mile area. Han, m Junior College Is Designated Nabisc• v VB mm • ^ ^ ov Cheese^v mu ^r -v ^ ^ ,f Chicken^* •• ^ , Swiss Ham Red Bliss Potatoes 5 * 39$ RED RIPE Center for Teacher Testing FLINGS PKG. 35t Palm Beach Junior education, and one of College has been desig- the thirteen teaching DELICATESSEN BUYS nated as a test center area exams. for administering the Bulletins describing FRESHLY MADE rmelons 69* National Teacher Ex- registration procedures aminations on July 16, and containing registra- EACH 2V0 LB. #BAG 1966, E.E. Bishop, reg- tion forms may be ob- istrar, announced. tained from Bishop, or Bean Salad 491 CHARCOAL College seniors pre- directly from the Na- paring to teach and tional Teacher Exam- # teachers applying for inations, Educational NEOPOLITAN CHEESE positions in school sys- Testing Service, Box tems which encourage 911, Princeton, New or require applicants to Jersey. submit their scores on the National Teacher KRAFT'S Examinations are elig- County Receives PIZZAS ible to take the tests. LARGE COLA The designation of State Tax Funds BARBECUE Palm Beach Junior FAMILY SIZE College as a test cen- ter for the examinations State Comptroller EACH will give area teachers Fred O. Dickinson, Jr., * has announced a monthly SAUCE an opportunity to com- 59 distribution of $20,- pare their performance CARRIAGE CLUB 10 oz. Bottles with teachers all over 175,746 to Florida's PLAIN OR SMOKED the country. The tests public schools and junior plus deposit are prepared and ad- colleges. 18 oz. 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LDNG WEEKEN^ Cairo Beauty Whole Kosher D %°z- 29c Pillsbury's Mayonnaise Style so Potato Salad caT 89c Plochman Squeeze Plastic Bottle 10 oz Mustard sta - 19c Marti Queen Manzanilla Stuffed 1 Olives. ?ar 59c Kraft's Regular or Smokey 18 oz Barbecue Sauce.. .3 1O"V?I-: Lykes PUBLiX WILL BE Vienna Sausage.. .5 *;« 1. OPEN MONDAY! Home Spun Floral Print MAY 3O (MEMORIAL DAY) Paper Napkins. .. *$£• 39c Kleenex White or Assorted Color Facial Merita Half Round CLOSE® SUNDAY! Tissues 4 ?££• *1 C PPound Cake each 45 Fonda White or Assorted Colors .Nabisco Fig Newton Paper Plates 10 ° ct- 59c EXTRA P kg :• 39c li^GreenStanipsPl Cakes Friskies Liver or Fish Strietmann'si 5-oz. Iced Coconut Cat Food. 2 *££• 25c Short Bread or 14-oz. Swedish Royal Assorted Flavors Cremes, 16-oz. Danish Wedding PUDDINGS 4p?£ Bag Cookies...... ea h 49c (Coupon expires Sat. May 28, 1966)

X** MbVftA Hi-C Assorted Flavors EXTRA $ Topp Brand Regular or Lo-Cal Assorted Flavors Mazola Corn Oil Fruit ©rinks. . . J 1 2 [SpWGreenStamps Margarine 1 39c Rosy Red or Sunshine Yellow, or Low-Cal Soft Prinks . . . 12 »?y#< P Wise Two Sum Pak Master's Knorr Assorted Dry $ c $ SOUP MIXES SS. 39c ; itaw€iii«i Punch. 31% 1 Potato Chips . . . . v49 Sour Cream 3 ££ 1 (Coupon expires Sat. May 28,1966) Swift's Coconut Almond & Assorted Flavors Rich's Whip O'Sage Raggedy Ripe Delicious Freestone 1 z $ lee Cream ' 69* Topping ..... c°a° - 45c EXTRA Peaches 4 £sr 1 Breakfast Club Grade A Florida teGreen Stamps F Dole Crushed, Chunk, Tidbits, Sliced Large Eggs 2 dozen 89c $ Crest Regular Price 95c (Save 36c) Wisconsin > Dixi« Cup S-oz. sizs Pineapple 4 i Toothpaste \ Longhorn Cheese. . -ib. 75° 1< REFILLS &,*65e Van Camp's Ready To Serve Listerine Regular Price $1.29 (Save 40c) (Plus 25 S&H Green Stamps. No coupon required) (Coupon expires Sat. May 28.1966) $ Antiseptic...... z Cracker Barrel Pork & Beans. . *€ 1 Sharp Cheese «iSf' 53C EXTRA BOCA RATON STORE ONLY Vita Creamed z C II^WGreenStampsPl Herring %°r - 49 Vigoro Pellets 50kt;l99 Grandma Brown's . 100 S & H Green 5tamps No Coupon Required BAKED BEANS 21'.,?,'49° Western Iceberg (Coupon expires Sat. May 28,1966) Swanson's 16y2-oz. Beef or Salisbury, LETTUCE • 2 head, 294 16-oz. Chicken or 17-oz. Turkey 3 Course EXTRA 24-lbs. & up—Average 27-lbs. Dinners each 69c Stouffer's Spinach ifMreenStamps — Guaranteed Souffle 39c Flying Insect Bomb WATERMELONS each 89< Morton's English RAID 'ZS? Muffins. .-. $1 (Coupon expins Sat. May 28,1966) Juicy Sunkist Holloway House W/Sausage Pizza 69c LEMONS dozen 29< Mrs. Smith's Dutch 2 Fresh Tender Florida Grown Apple Tart £; 49c Mrs. Paul's

Prices Effective GREEN BEANS it 19t Onion Rings 2 pK; 49c Thurs-Fri-Safr. Florida Grown Ore-Ida Crinkle Cut Potatoes pfc 39c May 26-27-28 EGG PLANT 2 • 29< Shenandoah 2 z Cornish Game Hens. s°iz°e - 69c Dirr's Gold Seal Quick Frozen Swift's Premium a Cubed Steaks.- *$£: *V Beef Burgers ^ S109 Swift's Premium Protert Gov't - Inspected Heavy Beef Dirr's Gold Seal Copeland's (By the piece) (Plus 100 5&H Green Stamps. No coupon required) Franks ib. 59C BraUnSChwieger. . . . ib. 69C Lazy Maple True Maple Flavor I (Plus 25 S&H Green Stamps. No coupon required) (Plus 25 S&H Green Stamps. No coupon required) • | | , EXTRA Sirloin Steak • . . . 99 tb. 79c j Rath Black Hawk or Swift's Premium Dirr's Gold Seal Quick Frozen 8 's Premium Boneless Bag Sausage ib. 49c Filet Mignon pk°g; 99c InlJ^GreenStamps Daisies ib. 89c Round Steak .... 99 (Plus 25 S&H Green Stamps. No coupon required) Herman's Orange Band Bologna,Olive, PSP % LUNCHEON MEATS 3JS 99° I Swift's Premium or Hormel Herman's Orange Band By The Piece $|O< (Coupon expir.1 Sat. May 28. 1966) I T- Bone Steak . * . . Bologna..:...... ,b. 49c xaaaaaax Porterhouse Steak. Delmonico Steak . . iWGreenStamps Chuck Steak. . . . , 59 WITH THIS COUPON AND rutCHASI Of Swift's Premium or Hormel Charcoal Steak ... •ft* CANNED HAMS l^ Chuck Roast. .... 59 can (Coupon expires Sat. May 28,1966) California Roast . . 69' $|47 Ground Beef. . . . . (Plus 200 S&H Green Stamps (Plus 50 S&H Green Stamps. No coupon required) with coupon) Fresh Cut Florida

Ground Chuck. . . . Fillets lb 69c (Plus 50 S&H Green Stamps. No coupon required) Genuine Alaskan Red c Swift's Premium Tender Grown, Shipped Salmon Steaks. . . . ,b.89 Gov't-Inspetted, Fresh Not Frozen Fresh Cooked Florida Stone 19 FRYER PART SALE! Crab Claws. . ,„. *1 with each $39°° worth of Publix Pink cash register tapes. DRUMSTICKS .... . ib 49 beautiful pattern THIGHS ...... ib 59 WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE! BREAST, ...... ib 69 5th Ave. PLAZA WINGS ...... ib 39 U.S. HWY. & 5Jh Ave. BOCA RATON,FLA. NECKS & STRIP BACKS ib 9 Palm fire Shopping Center GIZZARDS ...... ib 33 272 S. FEDERAL HWY. LIVERS...... ib 69 DF.ERFIELD BEACH, FLA. 8B May 26, 1966 BOCA RATON NEWS 1965 5% Delinquent 1965 5% Delinquent 1965 5% Oelin. L°L_ _ _Bi?<* Owner Tax Penalty Tax Total Lot Block JDwner ^ Jl.ax _ Penalty_Tax_Total_ Lot Block Owner Tox Penaltj;_Tox_Totj_ JBEL MARRA "~ ' BOCA RATON SQUARE "*" GATEWAY VILLAS 45 1 "John & Lillian L Fulton 28.09 1.40 29.49 10 9 Thomas P & Dorothy 7 T Thomas F Nolan, Tr 22.61 1.13 23.74 PUBLIC NOTICE 46 1 John &. Lillian L Fulton 28.09 1.40 29.49 8 1 Thomas P Nolan, Tr 28.77 1.44 30.21 47 1 John & Lillian L Fulton 28.09 1.40 29.49 Nolan 135.63 6.78 142.41 9 13 C.B. & Ida A Curtis 95.22 4.76 99.98 GOLDEN, HARBOUR 48 1 John &. Lillian L Fulton 28.09 1.40 29.49 16 C Swan 'Eldg. Corp 28.09 1.40 49 1 John & Lillian L Fulton 28.09 1.40 29.49 9A 20 Keating of Florida, Inc 1.37 .07 1.44 29.49 15A 20 Keating of Florida, Inc 1.37 .07 1.44 18 less SW'ly 4' NOTICE OF TAX SALE 53 1 Otto W & Alice M Hoel- Blk C Swan Bldg. Corp 40.42 2.02 binger 76.04 3.80 79.84 20A 20 Keating of Florida, Inc 1.37 .07 1.44 42.44 6 2 Handshake, Inc 28.09 1.40 29.49 2iA 20 Keating of Florida, Inc 1.37 .07 1.44 HARBOUR_EAil 9 2 John & Lillian L Fulton 28.09 1.40 29.49 20 22 Dorothy L McKnew 132.89 6.64 139,53 9 D Swan Bldg Corp 27;40 1.37 28,77 Notice is hereby given that I, T.J. Mullen, Tax Collector of the 11 2 John & Lillian L Fulton 28.09 1.40 29.49 27 29 Malcolm A & Doris M 10 D Swan Bldg Corp 33.57 1.68 35.25 City of Boca Eaton, Palm Beach County, Florida, will on the 31 2 Handshake, Inc 28.09 1.40 29.49 Smith 26.72 1.34 28.06 12 D Swan Bldg Corp 47.95 2.40 50.35 14th day of June A.D. 1966, beginning at ten o'clock A.M. at the 33 2 Handshake, Inc 28.09 1.40 29.49 1 58 Lawrence &. Dolores K 30 4 WilJiam T & Beulah A Snow 215.78 10.79 226.57 north door of the City Hall of said City, sell at public outcry tax 29 4 Handshake, Inc 28.09 1.40 29.49 Torri 156.87 7.84 164.71 HERMAN BOCA RATON INDUSTRIAL AREA sale certificates on the lands described hereinafter for the taxes 30 4 Handshake, Inc 28.09 1.40 29.49 1A 58 Unit 12 7r, due the City of Boca Raton, together with the cost of such sale BOCA RATONE_HEICHTS Blk'4 Castro Realty Corp 1242,59 62.13 1304.72 3 6 Handshake, Inc 28.09 1.40 29.49 T 5 5 Castro Realty Corp 121.93 • 6.10 128.03 and advertising cost, and all persons, firms and corporations 5 6 Handshake, Inc 28.09 1.40 29.49 Lot 4 less E 3 Blk TPine Ridge, Inc 6.17 .31 6.48 are hereby given notice that said certificates will be sold on the 5 7 Pine Ridge, Inc 6.85 .34 7.19 6 5 Castro Realty Corp 121.93 6.10 128.03 date aforesaid. 6 6 Handshake, Inc 28.09 1.40 29.49 7 lessN 101.06' 1 6 7 Pine Ridge, Inc 6.85 .34 7,19 16 6 Dorothy I Nolan 48.64 2.43 51.07 Blk 5 Castro Realty Corp 73.30 3.67 76.97 26 6 Handshake, Inc 28.09 1.40 29.49 7 7 Pine Ridge, Inc 6.85 .34 7.19 Lot Block Owner 1965 5% Delinquent BERMUDA SQUARE 8 7 Pine Ridge, Inc 6.85 .34 7.19 ^Js X°£?L 2 3 Sam E Jr. & Marjorie B 9 7 Pine Ridge, Inc. 6.85 .34 7.19 1 1-A Hidden Valley Constr Corp 18.50 .93 19.43 SECTION- 24^47-42 ~ " " Esco 202.76 10.14 212.90 10 7 Pine Ridge, Inc 6.85 .34 7,19 2 1-A Hidden Valley Constr Corp 23.29 1.16 24.45 11 7 Pine Ridge, Inc 6.85 .34 7.19 3 I.A Hidden Valley Constr Corp 23.29 1.16 24.45 BEULAH HEICHTS 23 2 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.85 ..34. 7.19 Machle Sketch-S 139.81' "2 1 "Marilyn E Selkirk 14.39 .72 15.11 12 7 Pine Ridge, Inc 6.85 .34 7.19 of N 1197.45' of E 125' Lot 13 less W 12.5' 2 2-A Hidden Valley Constr Corp 10128 .51 10,79 I3LAKES 2 3 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 8.91 '45 • "9.36 of SE 1/4 as per CR 7-13-59 5~ ~ "19 Bernard & Betty Carlson 25,35 1.27 26.62 Blk 7 Pine Ridge, Inc 3.43 .17 3.60 3 3 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 8.91 .45 9.36 No. 1698 John T & Janet J Opel 119.19 5.96 125.15 BLUE INLET • Lots 38, 39 & W 20 of 40 4 3 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 8.91 .45 9.36 .SECTION. 25=47-42 7" ~ ~4"john F Besozzi 31.51 1.58 33.09 Elk 7 Caetano & Mary Barba 76.72 3.H4 80.56 2 5 Venetian Homes, Inc 84.94 4.25 89.19 Tharparr. iyg E of SAL R/W 17 4 James W & Beverly F.J. Lot 47 less W 22' of 48, 49 & 11 5 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 106.18 5.31 111,49 less E 3/4 N 1/2 NE 1/4 Miller 39.73 1.99 41.72 50 Blk 7 Barba Constr Co. 109.60 5,48 115.08 12 5 Hidden Val ley Consfr Corp 128.10 6.41 134.51 less 80' County Rd in DB 972/535 1 5 James W & Beverly F.J. BOCA VILLAS 2 11 Joseph & Marion P Ryan 73.30 3.67 76.97- less N 60' less 1st Parcel desc ORB Miller 39.05 1.95 41,00 "7 7 Francis R & Mary H 25 11 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 19,18 .96 20.14 683/359-Island-less BRSQ Units 6 5 Donald D. Dudley 126.04 6.30 132,34 Maradie 89.05 4.45 93.50 31 11 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 19.87 .99 20,86 1-13 Keating of Florida, Inc 9026.24 451.31 9477.55 8 5 James W & Beverly F.J. 10 21 Leon F Weaver, Tr, 58,91. 2.95 61.86 32 11 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 19.8 7 .99 20.86 SECTION 31-46-43. All of Blk 24 less CR 9-17-56 No, 33 11 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 19.87 .99 20.86 Miller 50.69 2.53 53.22 34 11 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 19.87 .99 20.86 Air of SEl/4 W"bf Seaboard RR BOCA .HARBOUR 1436 & less CR 9-28-56 No. 2877 also E 1/4 of SW 1/4 E of El & less CR 4-11-60 No. 1349 35 11 Hidden Valley Ccnstr Corp 19.87 .99 20.86 14~ ~ ~A John W & Kathleen S .36 11 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 19.87 .99 20,86 Rio Canal less SW 1/4 Stephans 181.53 9.08 190.61 Martin Land Co. 749.39 37.47 786.86 SE 1/4 SE 1/4 Fla Boca Raton Housing Block 25 Gilchrist Land Co. 37 11 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 19.87 .99 20.86 2 L Lawrence G & Rose Marie 1214.51 60.73 1275.24 40 11 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 19.18 .96 20.14 Assn, Inc 3531.18 176.56 3707.7' Dixon 181.53 9.08 190.61 jCALDWELL .HEIGHTS 20.14 3 1 Edward I & Gertrude F 53 11 Hidden Valley Constr Cc-rp 19.18 .96 S 12iC.7O* of N 1/2 of, East of- 4 L Oren C & Dorothea S 54 11 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 19.18- .96 20.14 El Rio Canal & W of Seaboard Clement 206.19 10.31 216.50 MacEachron 25.35 1.27 26.62 55 11 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 19.18 .96 20.14 RR as in CR 1-20-60 No. 3487 BOCA .ISLANDS... 1 3 I.J. Gough, Tr 11.65 .58 12.23 56 11 Hidden Valley Consfr Corp 19.18 ,96 20.14 &. 3488 Fla Boca Raton Housing 1 5" Donald M & Vivian N 2 3 I.J. Gough, Tr 9.59 .48 10.07 58 11 Hidden Volley Constr Corp 17.13 .86 17.99 Assn, Inc 1185.74 59.29 1245.0 Dickerhoff 72.61 3.63 76.24 3 3 I.J. Cough, Tr 12.33 ,62 12.95 59 11 Hidden Vaiiey Constr Corp 15.76 .79 16.55 SECTION. 4-47S.-43J 13 5 Carl & Gertrude Meyer 102.07 5.10 107.17 1 4 I.J. Gough, Tr 8.91 .45 9.36 60 11 Hidden Valley Constr Corp . 16.44 .32 17.26 ~N 3/4 S 1/2 W 1/4 SW 1/4 W 3 6 John D Jr. & Deborrah 3 4 I.J. Cough, Tr 9.59 .48 10.07 61 11 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 17.8-1 .89 18,70 of Wy & 50' Strip of S 1/4 SW 1/4 CHATHAM.HILLS 1 12 Hidden Valley Constr Ccrp 14.39 .72 15.11 Nemeth 85.63 4.28 89.91 2 12 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 8.22 .41 3.63 115' E of W 3 7 Jose A & Jane LChiriboga 126.73 6.34 133.07 33 8 Harry J & Wanda F Machle 3 12 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 10.28 .51 10,79 Sec Li Fla Boca Raton Housing JLQCA.KEYS 78.09 3.90 81.99 4 12 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 8,22 .41 8.63 Assn, Inc 553.48 27.67 581.15 4 ~ I Lawrence & Dolores K £GNFERENC_EJ.AJKE ADDITION 8.22 .41 8.63 42 Geo. G & Merlyn P 5 12 Hidden Valley Constr Corp .SECTION 1 &_5^47-4j5 Torri 34.25 1.71 35.96 6 12 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 8.22 .41 8.63 As desc ORB 585/644 less Parcel 6 1 Lawrence & Dolores K Winters 23.98 1.20 25.18 7 12 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 8.22 .41 8.63 in NE 1/4 Sec 4 desc ORB 1241/65 Torri 34.25 1.71 35.96 .COUNTRY CLUB VILLAGE 7 1 Lawrence & Dolores K 8 12 " Hidden Valley Constr Corp 8.22 .41 8.63 7-28-65 Lawrence & Delores 16 ~ 3 Boca Raton Estates, Inc 26.72 1.34 28.06 9 12 Hidden Valley Constr Corp. 8.22 .41 8.63 K Torri 2814.67 140.73 2955.40 Torri 34.25 1.71 35.96 4 5 Boca Raton Estates, Inc 16.44 .82 17.26 10 12 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 8.2? .41 8.63 S!;CXION_ 16 1 Lawrence & Dolores K 5 5 Boca Raton Estates, Inc 16.44 .82 17.26 11 12 Hidden Valley Constr.Corp 8.22 .41 8,63 Tnat part lyg"w of W R/W line of Torri 27.40 1.37 28.77 6 5 Boca Raton Estates, Inc 16.44 .82 17.26 12 12 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 8.22 .41. 3.63 FEC RR less SW 1/4 of SW 1/4 6 2 Lawrence &. Dolores K 7 5 Boca Raton Estates, Inc 16.44 .82 17.26 13 12 Hidden Valley Ccnstr Corp 8,22 .41 6.63 of SW 1/4 Fla Boca Raton Housing Torri 32.88 1.64 34.52 9 5 Boca Raton Estates, Inc 19.87 .99 20.86 14 12 Hidden Valley Constr Ccrp 8.22 .41 8,63 Ord. 309 & 422 Assn, Inc. 9109.81 455.49 9565.30 7 2 Lawrence & Dolores K 16 5 Boca Raton Estates, Inc 19.87 .99 20.86 25 12 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 8.22 .41 8.63 SW 1/4 SW 1/4 NE 1/4 E of FEC Torri 32.88 1.64 34.52 4 6 Boca Raton Estates, Inc 17.81 .89 18.70 26 12 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 8.22 .4.1 8,63 RR R/W & W Fla Boca Raton Housing 8 2 Lawrence & Dolores K Lot 6 & part of Lot 7 27 12 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 14.39 -.72 15.11 of Dixie Hwy Assn, Inc 0.69 .03 .72 Torri 32.88 1.64 34.52 Blk 6 Boca Raton Estates, Inc 17.81 .89 18.70 28 12 Hidden Valley Consfr Corp 14.39 .72 15,11 Parce.' in NE 1/4 desc ORB 1241/65 9 2 Lawrence & Dolores K Part of Lot 7 & part of 29 12 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 9.59 .48 10.07 7-28-65 Heileman Enterprises, Inc 38.36 1.92 40.28 Torri 32.88 1,64 34.52 Lot 8 Blk 6 Boca Raton Estates, Inc 17.81 .89 18.70 30 12 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 10 2 Lawrence & Dolores K 31 12 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 SECTION 6^47^43 Part of Lot 9 & part of 32 12 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6,48 The E 3/4 of NE 1/4 of NE 1/4 of Torri 32.88 1.64 34.52 Lot 10 Blk 6 Boca Raton Estates, Inc 17,81 .89 18.70 33 12 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 the SE 1/4 less R/W SAL RR & 12 2 Lawrence & Dolores K Part of Lot 11 & Lot 34 12 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 State Rd No. 9 Fla Boca Raton Housing Torri 32.88 1.64 34.52 12 Blk 6 Boca Raton Estates, Inc 18.50 .93 19.43 35 12 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 Ord. No. 309 Assn, Inc 2951.67 147.59 3099.26 13 2 Lawrence & Dolores K 14 7 Boca Raton Estates, Inc 19.87 .99 20.86 36 12 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 Lot 3 part Iyg E of State Torri 32.88 1.64 34.52 15 7 Boca Raton Estates, Inc 15.07 .75 15.82 37 12 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 14 2 Lawrence & Dolores K Rd 9 R/W Centar Devel. C o. 22.61 1.13 23.74 22 7 Boca Raton Estates, Inc "26^03" 1.30 27.33 38 12 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 Lot 4 W 1/2 Iyg E of State Torri 32.88 1.64 34.52 1 8 Boca Raton Estates, Inc 20[55 1.03 21.58 39 12 Hidden Valley Consfr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 Rd 9 R/W Centar Devel. Co 64.39 3.22 67.61 21 2 Lawrence & Dolores K 40 12 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 3 8 Boca Raton Estates, Inc 17,81 .89 18.70 41 12 Hidden Valley Ccnstr Corp 6.17 .31 6.4S Lot 12 part Iyg E of State Torri _ 23.98 1.20 25.18 8 8 Boca Raton Estates, Inc 16.44 .82 17.26 Rd 9 R/W Centar Devel. Co. 21.24 1.06 22.30 42 1? Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 22 2 Lawrence & Dolores K 9 8 Boca Raton Estates, Inc 16,44 .82 17.26 43 12 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 jJECTIO.-J 9-47-43 FRACTIONAL Torri 23.98 1.20 25,18 5 9 Boca Raton Estates, Inc 17.13 .86 17.99 44 12 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6,17 .31 6.48 The W T/2 of "3 "1/2 of that part of 15 9 Boca Raton Estates, Inc 17.13 .86 17.99 45- 12 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 Section 9 Iyg between Covt lots 23 2 Lawrence & Dolores K Torri 23.98 1.20 25.18 16 9 Boca Racon Estates, Inc 17.13 .86 17.99 46 12 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 1 & 2 H.H. & Elizabeth Luster 324.01 16.20 340.21 18 10 Charles P & Geraldine 47 12 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 That part of the S 1/2 of Govt 24 2 Lawrence & Dolores K Grimes 145.22 7.26 152.48 48 12 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 lot 2 Iyg East of E R/W line Torri 23.98 1.20 25.18 1 22 John B Filip 17.13 .86 17.99 49 12 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 of Canal In DB H.H. & Eliz. 25 2 Lawrence & Dolores K DEFRAY MANORS 50 12 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 1039 Pg 635 Luster 544.58 27.23 571.81 25 2 Lawrence & Dolores K 2 A Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 8.91 .45 9.36 51 12 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 FRACTIONAL SECTION. 16-;47_-£3 Torri 23.98 1.20 25.18 3 A Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 8.91 ,45 9.36 52 12 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 NT6l.47^ of S R93.97T E of AlA 26 2 Lawrence & Dolores K 53 12 Hidden Valrey Consfr Corp 6.85 .34 7.19 Torri 23.98 1.20 25.18 4 A Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 10.96 .55 11.51 13 16 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 10.28 .51 10.79 & N 161.47" of S 1593.97' W of 5 A Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 11.65 .58 12.23 AlA being N 1/2 John Aragona Ent, 27 2 Lawrence & Dolores K 26 17 Hidden Valley Constf Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 Torri 23.98 1.20 25.18 6 A Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 11.65 .58 12.23 6 18 Hidden Valley Constr Corp . 6.17 .31 6.48 Parcel 4 PB 18/1 Inc 935.03 46.75 981.78 7 A Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 11,65 .58 12.23 N 699.83' of S 971.03' E of AlA & 28 2 Lawrence &. Dolores K 7 18 Hidden Valley Ccnstr Corp 6,17 .31 6.48 8 A Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 11.65 .58 12.23 8 18 Hidden Volley Constr Ccrp 6.17 .31 6.48 N 699.83' of S 971.03' W of AlA, Torri 23.98 1.20 25.18 9 A Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 11.65 .58 12.23 9 16 Hidden Volley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 being S 699.83' parcel 3 PB 18/1 29 2 Lawrence & Dolores K ; Lot 12, 13. k lot 14 less E 12' 10 18 Hidden Valley Constr Corp. Govt Lot 4 Mitchell Land Co. 5013.52 250.68 5264.20 Torri 23.98 1.20 "25.18 Blk A Robert R & Patricia H Hubshman 6.17 .31 6.4S S 271.2" E of AlA & S 271.2' W 30 2 Lawrence & Dolores K Brown 165.77 8.29 174.06 11 18 Hidden Valley Constr Corp. of AlA being N 271.2' of S 749.87' 6.17 .31 6.48 Torri 23.98 1.20 25.18 17 1 Robert A & Janice E Hubshman Parcel 2 Boca Raton Club, Fiorino 11.65 .58 12.23 12 18 Hidden Valley Ccnstr Corp. PB 18/1 Inc 1697.43 84,87 1782.30 31 2 Lawrence & Dolores K 1 22 FlFlaa BocBocaa RatoRaton HousinHousing AssAssn 11.65 ,58 12.23 Hubshman 6.17 .31 6.48 Parcel in NE 1/4 known as Site B Torri 23.98 1.20 25.18 18 2 Robert L & Eetty J DaviDaviss 23.29 1.16 24.45 13 18 Hidden Valley Constr Corp. Unit 303 Alleene P Thompson 88.37 4.42 92.79 36 2 Lawrence & Dolores K 11.51 Hubshman 6.17 .31 6.48 1 33 FlFla BocBoca RatoRaton HousinHousing Assn 10.96 .55 14 18 Hidden Valley Constr Corp. SECTION 20-47-43 Torri 26.72 1.34 28.06 20 3 John A & Harriet L ForForee 57.54 2.88 60.42 S 38CT of N 1127* of NE 1/4 W of BOCA RATON .HILLS Hubshman 8.2 2 .41 8.63 24 3 Fla Boca Raton Housing AssAssn 9.59 ,48 10.07 15 18 Hidden Valley Constr Corp- Canal & E of 5 Ave R/W less Golden 15 thru 17 "5~Bibletown, U.S.A., Inc 721.31 36,07 757.38 18 4 Jacqualine M Kee 23.29 1.16 24.45 Harbour S/D Swan Bldg. Corp. 514.44 25.72 540.16 Hubshman 9.59 .48 10.07 18,19 & W 107.5' of 19 4 Arthur J &. Evelyn KnighKnight 13.70 .69 14.39 16 18 Hidden Valley Constr Corp. S 523' of N 2310' of NE 1/4 E of Lot 20 Blk 5 Bibletown, U.S.A., Inc 844.61 42.23 886.84 11.51 5 Ave R/W & Less FIND 24 4 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 10.96 .55 Hubshman 6.17 .31 6.48 Lot 20 less W 107.5', All of 1 55 FlFla BocBoca RatoRaton HousinHousing Assn 10.96 .55 11.51 17 18 Hidden Valley Constr Corp. S 691' Harbour Bldg. Corp. 579.51 28.98 608.49 Lot 21 & W 1/2 of Lot 22 Blk 5 2 5 Fla Boca Raton Housing AssAssn 10.96 ,55 11.51 Hubshman 6.17 .31 6.4 B UJJr2i42i3FRCTIONA_ L Bibletown, U.S.A., Inc 411.00 20.55 431.55 3 5 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 10.96 .55 11.51 18 18 Hidden Valley Constr Corp. N 478.67' of AlA; N 478.67' Lot 22 E 1/2 of & all of Lot 23 & W 1 /2 4 5 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assri 10.96 .55 11.51 Hubshman 6.17 ,31 6.48 W of AlA Boca Raton Club, Inc 3059.21 152.96' 3212.17 of 24 LUk 5 Bibletown, U.S.A., Inc 213.04 10.65 223.69 5 5 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 10.96 .55 11.51 19 .13 Hidden Valley Consfr Corp.- S 142.98' of N 621.65' of Govt Lot 1 Lot 24 E 1/2 & all of lots 25,26 & 6 5 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 10.96 .55 11.51 Hubshman 6.17 11 6.48 Iyg E of AlA Drew Land Co. 617.19 30.86 648.05 27 Blk 5 Bibletown, U.S.A., Inc 486,35 24.32 510.67 20 18 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 6.48 Lots 20, 21 & 22 less E 12' 6.17 .3151 i 6.48 S 142.98' of N 621.65' of Govt Lot 1 4 7 John, James & Dorothy Blk 5 Johns Land Co. 116.45 21 18 Hidden Valley Constr Corp Iyg W of AlA Drew Land Co. 355.52 17.78 373.30 Conn 73.98 3.95 77.93 5.82 122.27 22 18 Hidden Volley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 3 6 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 10.96 .55 11.51 23 18 Hidden Valley Ccnstr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 S 150' of N 771.65' of Govt Lot 1 7 8 Biblecown, U.S.A., Inc 100.01 5.00 105.01 4 6 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 10.28 .51 Iyg E of AlA Boca Raton Club, Inc 647.33 32.37 679.70 Lots 1 thru 7 & Lots 12 thru 17 10.79 5 19 Hidden Valley Constr Corp. 5 6 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 10.28 .51 10.79 Hubshman 6.17 .31 6.48 S 150' ol N 771.65' of Govt Lot 1 Blk 9 incl 2.06 acre lot 13 6 .48 19.49 409.26 6 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 9.59 10.07 6 19 Hidden Valley Constr Corp. Iyg W of AlA Boca Raton Club, Inc 389.77 Bibletown, U.S.A., Inc. 4344.96 217.25 4562.21 7 6 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 9.59 .48 6.17 .31 6.48 S 100* of N 1760' of Govt Lot 1 21 11 Edward C & Marjorie 10.07 Hubshman 26 6 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 9.59 .48 10.07 7 19 Hidden Valley Constr Corp. E of AlA Gaston Corp. 452.10 22.61 474.71 Andrews 19.18 .96 20.14 Hubshman 6.17 .31 6.4E S 1S00' of N 2571.65* of Govt Lot 1 1 18 Wm. C & Barbara F 1 7 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 9.59 .48 10.07 4 7 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 10.28 .51 10.79 8 19 Hidden Vail ey Constr Carp. Iyg E of AlA & less S 200' Chick 152.76 7.64 160.40 5 7 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 10.28 Hubshman 6.17 .3": 6.43 of N 1790' Gaston Corp. 7685.70 384.29 8069.99 .51 10.79 6.17 .31- 6.48 3 21 Raymond K & Rochclle A 6 7 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 10.28 9 19 Hidden Valley Constr Corp S 100' of N 1690' of Govt Lot 1 .51 10.79 10 19 6.17 ,31 6.48 Scholl 40.42 2,02 42.44 18 7 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 9.59 ,48 10.07 Hidden Valley Constr Corp E of AlA Beach Holding Co. 1302.87 65.14 1368.01 7 Theresa R King, Est. 9.59 11 19 T Bracken & Dorothy P Tate .31 6.48 That part of Govt Lot 2 desc as follows: 4&5 21 R.K. & R.A. Scholl & 35 .48 10.07 16 19 Hidden Valley Constr Corp oil 7 .31 6.48 That part of S 106' of N 2977.65' of Sec. M & J Smith 705.55 35.28 740.83 36 7 Theresa R King, Est 9.59 .48 10.07 17 19 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 21 Iyg E of AlA Gaston Land Corp. 479.50 23.98 503.48 That part of Lot 20 Blk 21 Si of Lot 1 8 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 9.59 .48 10.07 18 19 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6,17 .31 6.48 20 of Blk 22 Iyg between lands Desc 2 8 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 8.91 .45 9.36 4 20 Hidden Vaiiey Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 That parr of "Lot 2U as aesc in CR in D13 954/314 Si as desc in DB 3 8 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 8.91 .45 9.36 5 20 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 12-19-58 No. 3383 WD 12-1-58 Blk 964/103 Melvin Schmitt 9.59 .48 10.07 4 8 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 10.28 .51 10.79 6 20 Hidden Vaiiey Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 22 Item 21 Campus Isles, Inc 1157.65 57.88 1215.53 7 22 Melvin Schmitt 21.92 1,10 23.02 5 8 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 10.28 .51 10.79 7 20 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 Lot 20 Blk 22 as inCR 10-21-60 No. Lot 20 that part as desc in DB 964/103 6 8 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 10.28 .51 10.79 8 20 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 2641 ORB 561/109 N 247.2' of S 607.2' Item 1 Blk 22 Melvin & Odetta Schmidt 13,02 ,65 13,67 7 8 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 9.59 .48 10.07 9 20 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 8 8 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 9.59 .48 10 20 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 of W 200' Parcel I Item 25 That part of Lot 20 as desc in CR 12-19-58 10.07 20 6.17 .31 6.48 69.19 3.46 72.65 11 8 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 9.59 .48 10.07 11 Hidden Valley Constr Corp Odetta Strong No. 3382 WD 12-1-58 Blk 22 Item 20 12 20 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 8.22 .41 8.63 Campus Dev, Co. 978.18 48.91 1027.09 12 8 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 9.59 .48 Lor 20 Blk 2>. as in CR 7-11-62 No. That part of Lot 20 as desc in CR 10.07 13 20 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 8.91 .45 9.36 1327 ORB 798/579 Parcel I Item 26 16 E 1/2 & lot 17 14 20 Hidden Valley Constr Ccrp 6.17 .31 6.48 246.60 12,33 258.93 12-19-58 No. 3383WD 12-1-58 Blk Blk 8 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 14.39 .72 15.11 Melvin Schmitt 22 Item 21 Campus Isles, Inc. 1157.65 57,88 1215.53 15 20 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6,17 .31 6.48 Lot 20 Elk 22 as in CR 7-11-62 No. Lot 20 Blk 22 as in CR 10-21-60 29 8 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 9.59 .48 10.07 16 20 Hidden Valley Ccnstr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 1327 ORB 798/579 Parcel 2 Item 27 No. 2641 ORB 561/109 N 247.2' of 30 8 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 9.59 .48 10.07 5 21 Hidden Valley Constr Corp' 6.17 .31 6.48 Melvin Schmitt 24.66 1.23 25.89 S 607.2' of W 200' Parcel 1 Item 25 1 9 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 9.59 .48 10.07 6 21 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 9 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 8,91 ,45 9.36 Hidden Vaiiey Constr Corp 8.91 .45 9.36 Lot 20 Elk 22 as in CR7-11-62 No. Odetta Strong 69.19 3.46 72.65 2 13 21 9 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 8.22 .41 8.63 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6,17 .31 6,48 1327 ORB 798/579 Parcel 3 Item 28 Lot 20 Blk 22 as in CR 7-11-62 No. 3 17 21 Melvin Schmitt 41.10 2.06 43.16 4 9 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 10,96 ,55 11.51 18 2i Hidden Valley Cnnstr Corp 6,17 .31 6.48 1327 ORB 798/579 Parcel 1 Item 26 9 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 10.28 .51 19 21 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 Lot 20 Elk 22 as Desc CR 7-11-62 No. Melvin Schmitt 246.60 12.33 258.93 5 10.79 Hidden Valley Canstr Corp 9 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 9.59 .48 10.07 20 7.1 6.17 .31 6.48 1327 ORB 798/57.9 Parcel 4 Item 29 Lot 20 Blk 22 as in CR 7-11-62 No. 6 Hidden Valley Constr Corp Melvin Schmitt 32.88 1.64 34.52 7 9 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 9.59 .48 10.07 21 21 6.17 .31 6.48 1327 ORB 797/579 Parcel 2 Item 27 9 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 9.59 .48 1 22 Hidden Valley Constr Crrp 10.26 .51 10.79 Lot 20 Blk 22 as Desc CR 7-11-62 No. Melvin Schmitt 24.66 1.23 25.89 16 10.07 Hidden Valley Cons tr Corp 9 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 9.59 .48 10.07 2 22 6.17 .31 6.48 1327 ORB 798/579 Parcel 5 Item 30 less n 60' Lot 20 Blk 22 as in CR 7-11-62 No. 25 Hidden Valley Constr Ccrp 6.17 .3! 6.4B 7.40 155.36 9 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 9.59 .48 10.07 3 22 Hidden Valley Constr Corp Melvin Schmitt 147.96 1327 ORB 798/579 Parcel 3 Item 28 26 4 22 6.17 •31 6.48 Lot 20 Elk 22 N 60' of part dssc 7-11-62 27 9 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 9.59 .48 10.07 Hidden Valley Constr Corp Melvin Schmitt 41,10 2.06 43.16 9 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 9.59 .48 5 22 8.91 .45 9.36 ORB 798/579 Parcel 5 Item 30A 30 10.07 Hidden Valley Constr Corp .45 9,36 Lot 20 Blk 22 as Desc C R 7^1162 No,, 9 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 9.59 .48 6 22 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 8.91 University Hall Corp. 24.66 1.23 25.89 1327 ORB 798/579 Parcel 4 Item 29 31 10.07 7 22 6.17 .31 6.48 9 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 9.59 .48 10.07 Hidden Valley Constr Corp Lot 20 Blk 22 as in CR 7-11-62 No. Melvin Schmitt 32.88 1.64 34.52 32 9 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 9.59 .48 8 22 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 1327 ORB 798/579 Parcel 3-A Item 31 Lot 20 Blk 22 as Desc CR 7-11-62 No, 33 10.07 9 22 Hidden Volley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 Melvin Schmitt 65.03 3.25 68.33 1327 ORB 798/579 Parcel 5 Item 30 1 10 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 9.59 .48 10.07 10 22 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 10.28 .51 10.79 Lot 20 Blk 22 as in CR 7-11-62 No. 1327 less n 60' Melvin Schmitt 147,96 7.40 155.36 2 10 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 8.91 .45 9.36 11 22 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 8.91 .45 9.36 ORB 798/579 Parcel 4-A Item 33 Lot 20 Blk 22 N 60' of part desc 3 10 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 8.91 .45 9.36 12 22 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 12.33 .62 12.95 5.79 121.56 4 10 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 10.96 .55 11.51 13 22 Hidden Valley Canstr Corp 12.33 .62 12,95 Odetta Strong 115.77 7-11-62 ORB 798/579 Parcel 5 10.96 .55 11.51 Lot 20 Blk 22 as in CR 7-11-62 No. 1327 Item 30A 5 10 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 10.28 .51 10.79 •4 22 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 10.79 15 22 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 10.28 .51 10.79 OR3 798/579 Parcel 4 Item 34 University Hall Corp. 24.66 1,23 25.89 6 10 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 10.28 .51 10.28 .51 10.79 .41 8.63 10 10 William C & Barbara J Prowe 60.97 3.05 64.02 16 22 Hidden Valley Constr Corp Odetta Strong 8.22 Lot 20 Elk 22 as in CR 7-11-62 No. 17- 22 Hidden Valley Constr Cirp 10.28 .51 10.79 Lot '10 tnat part as desc In CR 7-11-62 1327 ORB 798/579 Parcel 3-A 28 10 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 9.59 .48 10.07 10.96 .55 11.51 10.07 18 22 Hidden Valley Constr Corp No. 1327 ORB 798/579 Item 35 Blk 22 •Jtem.31 Melvin Schmitt 65.08 3.25 68.33 30 10 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 9.59 .48 19 22 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 11,65 .58 12.23 Melvin Schmitt 500.03 25.00 536.05 Lor. 20 Blk 22 as in CR 7-11-62 No. 31 10 Fla Boca Racon Housing Assn 9.59 .48 10.07 20 22 Hidden Valley Ccnstr Corp 11.65 .58 12.23 36 29 Richard P & Helen 1327 ORB 798/579 Parcel 4-A Item 33 1 11 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 9.59 .48 10.07 21 22 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 8.91 .45 9.36 J Johnston 18.50 .93 19.43 Odetta Strong 115,77 5.79 121.56 2 11 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 9.59 .48 10,07 1 23 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 11,65 .58 12.23 Lot 7 S 160' fronting on 40 St. less NW Lot 20 Blk 22 as in CR 7-11-62 No. 3 11 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 8.91 .45 9.36 2 23 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 9.59 .48 10.07 .45 9.36 2 Ct Blk 30 T.D. Sutton 7.54 .38 7.92 1327 ORB 798/579 Parcel 4 Item 34 4 11 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 10,96 .55 11.51 3 23 Hidden Valley Ccnstr Corp 8.91 25 30 Leo S & Jennie L Odetta Strong 8.22 .41 8.63 5 11 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 10.28 ,51 10.79 4 23 Hidden Valley Ccnstr Corp 8.91 .45 9.36 Hidden Valley Constr Cirp .45 9.36 Wolfe 34.94 1.75 36.69 Lot 20 that pa'rt as desc in CR 7-11-62 6 11 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 10.28 .51 10.79 5 23 8.91 Lot 26 S 110' Of W 40' Blk 30 No. 1327 ORB 798/579 Item 35 Blk 22 7 11 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 9.59 ,48 10.07 6 23 Hidden Valley Constr Corp. 8.91 .45 9.36 7 23 T.D.'Sutton 6.17 .31 6.48 Melvin Schmitt 500.05 25.00 525.05 8 11 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 9.59 .48 10.07 36 29 Richard P & 10.07 Hu bshmon 8,91 .45 9.36 Parcel R George R Loehr 191.80 9.59 201.39 9. 11 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 9,59 .48 8 23 Hidden Valley Constr Corp. Parcel W that part fronting on NW 1 Ave Helen J. Johnston 18,50 .93 19.43 10 11 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 9.59 .48 10.07 Hubshman 8.91 .45 9.36 Desc OR3 1205/89 R.C. Fish & J.E. Lot 7 S 160' fronting on 40 St less 11 11 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 9.59 .48 10.07 9 23 Hidden Vaiiey Consfr Corp. 5-17-65 Feldmai 48.64 2.43 51.07 NW 2 Ct Blk 30 T.D. Sutton 7.54 .38 7.92 12 11 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 9.59 .48 10.07 . Hubshman 8,91 45 9,36 That part of N 1018.01" of S 2329.92* of 25 30 Leo S. & Jennie 13 11 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 9.59 .48 10.07 10 23 Hidden Valley Constr Corp. Govt Lot 2 Iyg Boca Raton Riviera, L, Wolfe 34.94 1.75 36.69 14 11 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 9.59 .48 10.07 Hubsh man 8.91 .45 9.36 E of AlA inc 5021.05 251.0S 5272.10 Lot 26 S 110' Of W 40' Blk 30 1 12 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 9.59 .48 10.07 11 23 Hidden Valley Constr Corp. N 411.91' of S 1311.91' of Govt Lot 2 TX>. Sutton 6.17 .31 6.48 2 12 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 9.59 .48 10.07 Hubshman 8,91 .45 9.36 Iyg E of AlA- Boca Raton Ocean Parcel R Ceorge R. Loehr 191.80 9,59 201.39 3 12 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 8.91 .45 9.36 12 23 Hidden Vdliey Constr Corp. SR No. 140 CO. 2031.71 101.58 2133.29 Parcel W that part fronting on. NW 27 12 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn 9.59 .48 10.07 Hobshman 8.91 .45 9.36 1 Ave Desc ORB 1205/89 5-17-65 DELRAY MANORS 3RD ADDITION 13 23 Hidden Valley Constr C^rp* N 200' of S 900" of Covt Lot 2 Iyg Hubshman 8.91 .45 9.36 E of AlA- Boca Raton Riviera, R.C. Fish & 5 TErHT&EssIe'VL'uttfeir"" 27.40 1.37 28.77 986.40 49.32 1035.72 J.E. Feldman 48,64 2.43 51.07 14 23 Hidden Valley Constr Corp- SR No. 140 Inc 6 1 Malcolm H. Sr. & Emma Faye Hubsbmcn 8.91 .45 9.36 N 150' of S 700' of Covt Lot 2 Iyg Burgess 25.35 1.27 26.62 15 23 Hidden Volley Constr Corp. E of AlA Boca Raton Ocean Co. 874.75 43.75 918.50 JiQCA RATON. SQUARE 8 2 Paul McBride 56.86 2.84 59.70 8.91 .45 9.36 .07 Hubshman N 515' of S 550' of Govt Lot 2 Iyg 8A 8 Keating of Florida, Inc 1.37 1.44 3 4 Malcolm H. Jr. & Kathryn L. 16 23 Hidden Valley Constr Ccrp 8.91 .45 9.36 E of A1A-SR No. 140 11A 8 Keating of Florida, Inc 1.37 .07 1.44 Burgess 22.61 1.13 23.74 17 23 Hidden Vaiiey Constr Corp 10.28 .51 10.79 9A 9 Keating of Florida, Inc 1.37 .07 1.44 11 Boca Raton Riviera, Inc 2586.56 129.33 2715.89 4 Wetzel R k Patricia A Nestor 23.98 1.20 25.18 (Continued on Next Page) 1965 5% Delin. BOCA RATON NEWS May 26,1966 9B 1965 5% Delinquent Lot Block Owner Tax IN THE COURT OF THE COUN- Lot Block _Owner .Ta?_ _Penjjlty_Tax_Total PUBLIC NOTICE TY JUDGE IN AND FOR PALM ROYAL_PALM_YACHT_&_CgUNTRY CLUB, City of Boca Raton HIDDEN_VALLEY 388,40 19.42 407.82 BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA, IN PUBLIC NOTICES Palm Beach County his agent, or his attorney, and 14 John H & Helene E Pentield 238.38 11.92 250.30 Boca Raton, Florida PROBATE NO. 23,985. NOTICE TO CREDITORS 22 23 Hidden Valley Constr Corp- 8 8 George'.H& Catherines King 197,97 207.87 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE COURT OF THE any such claim or demand not Hubshman 6.17 .31 6.48 1 25 Victor J & May Nichol I 97.96 9.90 102.86 IN RE: ESTATE OF COUNTY JUDGE, IN AND so iiled shall be void. 23 23" RTdaWVaTley Constr Corp. 4 26 Barbara A Toomey 271,26 4.90 284.82 NOTICE OF TAX SALE VINCENT B. HUBBELL FOR PALM BEACH S/PAUL C. McKENZIE Hubshman 6.17 .3! 6.48 SOUTH EAST_COAST LAND. .CCu 13.56 Notice is hereby given that DECEASED COUNTY, FLORIDA; IN As executor of the Last 24 23 Hidden Valley Cons-tr Corp- I, T. J. Mullen, Tax Collector All creditors of the' estate PROBATE, No. 23,925 Will and Testament of HubsTiman 6,17 .31 6.48 23 & Elf of lot 22~iess NplF of the City of Boca Raton, Palm 25 23 Hidden Valley Constr Corp. 3.22 -67.61 of VINCENT B. HUBBELL, de- Helen E. McKenzie, Lot 22 Blk 11 Louis Rizzo & Joseph Benedetto 64.39 Beach County, Florida, will on Deceased. Hubshman 6.17 .Jl o.4tf the 14th day of June, A.D. 1966 ceased, are hereby notified and IN RE: ESTATE OF 26 23 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.1 7 .31 6.4S SPANISH RIVER LAND CO. UNIT I 14.86 312.15 required to file any claims or HELEN E. MC KENZIE 27 ' 23 Hidden Volley Constr Corp 6.17 .3: 6.48 T(T 5" •BoceTRaTten TTuT>7 Inc 297.29 12.23 256.78 beginning at ten o'clock A.M. at demands which they may have Deceased. S/Leo J. Fox 28 23 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 UN 164.69' BlkS Boca Raton Club, Inc 244.55 18.26 383.37 the north door of the City Hall against said estate in the office Attorney for Executor 29 23 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 14 5 Boca Ratori Club, Inc 365.11 32.44 681.14 of said City, sell at public out- 15 5 Boca Raton Club, Ine 648.70 of the county judge of Palm To All Creditors, Legatees, 133 Boca Raton Road 30 23 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 7.1c 150,33 cry Tax Sale Certificates on the Beach County, Florida, in the Boca Raton, Florida 8 7 James&'lnge Frew 143.17 15,00 315.03 lands described hereinafter, Distributees and Persons 31 23 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6,17 .31 6.48 10 less S 50' Blk 11 John T Eikins 300.03 courthouse at West Palm Beach, Having Any Claims or Demands 32 23 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 subject to the owners right of First publication: May 12, 1966 33 23 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 SPANISH RIVERJ.AND CO.JJNITJIl 46.03 redemption as prescribed by Florida, within six calendar Against Said Estate: To" f Darwin"CTHelen'M Dudley 43.84 2.19 months from the date of the You and each of you are hereby Publish: May 12, 19, 26, June 34 23 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 10.96 .55 -11.51 1.82 38,13 law; for the taxes due the City 2, 1966 1 24-A Hidden Valley Constr Corp 7.54 .38 7.92 1 6 Darwin C & Helen M Dudley 36.31 40.28 first publication of this notice. notified that you are required 8 8 RichardJ & Dorothy W Wclf 38.36 1.92 of Boca Raton, as set forth Furnish Proof of Publication 2 24-A Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 1.92 40.28 opposite the description of such Each claim or demand must by Law to present any claims 3 24.A Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 10 8 Richard J& Dorothy W Wolf 38.36 5.58 117.24 be in writing and must state and demands which you, or 22 10 Darwin C & Helen M Dudley 111.66 lands, and all persons, firms 4 24.A Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 and corporations are hereby the place of residence and post either of you, may have against SPANISH VILLAGE office address of the claimant the estate of HELEN E. MC- NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS 5 24.A Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 1.68 33.19 given notice that the said lands NAME STATUTE 6 24.A Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 T3 8" "FTances 8. Ruth E Lowsori 31.51 36.69 and must be sworn to by the KENZIE, deceased, late of said 6 9 RangerMlncRO.A&FPoo!e.AD34.94 1.75 will lie sold on the date afore- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 7 24*A Hidden Volley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 1.75 36.69 said. claimant, his agent or his at- County, to the County Judge 8 24-A Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 7 11 Perry B Snyder 34.94 torney, or it will become void of Palm Beach County, Florida, the undersigned, desiring to en- 9 24-A Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 SUN & SURF CLUB COMMUNITY WITNESS my hand and offi- according to law. at his office In the court house gage in business under fictitious 10 24.A Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 Parcel B«l Beach Holding Co 2601.63 130.08 2731.71 cial seal, this the 5th day of name of LITURGICAL CENTER Parcel EU2 Beach Holding Co 171.25 8.56 179.8.1 May 10, 1966. of said County at West Palm 11 24.A Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6,17 .31 6.48 May A.D. 1966. Beach, Florida, within six cal- RELIGIOUS SUPPLIES intends 12 24-A Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .3' 6.48 Parcel B.3 Beach Holding Co 1438.50 71.93 1510.43 T. J. Mullen, Tax Collector (s) Mollie B. Hubbell to register the said name with SUNSEJ_RID_GE_ Mollie B. Hubbell, Executrix endar months from the time 13 24.A Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 City of Boca Raton, Florida of the first publication of this the Clerk of the Circuit Court 14 24.A Hidden Valley Ccnstr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 T ~2 WilfredA&AdelaideEOuimet .. 14.39 ,72 15.11 The lands which will be sold of the Estate of Vincent B. of Palm Beach County, Florida. 15 24-A Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 82.20 4.11 86.31 Hubbell, deceased. notice. Each claim or demand 7 2 Arm ond G & Rose M Michaut! in accordance with the above shall be in writing in duplicate, Richard A. Neering 16 24-A Hidden Valley Cons* Corp 6.17 .31 6.4B TUN IS ON PALMS notice arc situate in the said ROBERT D. TYLANDER 276 S.W. 1st St. 17 24.A Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 *31 6.48 40 S.E. First Avenue and shall state the place of 3 2 Jack S & Flo>ence K Butler 100.01 5,00 105.01 City of Boca Raton, Florida and residence and post office ad- 18 24*4 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 1 3 Richard C & Betty E Fish 70,56 3.53 74.09 Boca Raton, Florida, 33432 19 24.A Hidden Valley Cr>nstr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 the description thereof, togeth- Attorney for Executrix dress of the claimant, and shall Publish: May 12, 19, 26, June 2, 3 13 Wil!iamG& Barbara L er with the amount of taxes for 1 25 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 9.59 .48 10.07 Magnuson 105.49 5.27 110.76 be sworn to by the claimant, 1966 19 25 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 8.22 .41 8.63 which each parcel will be sold 5 13 Harry P& Kathleen W Bossard 84.26 4.21 88.47 First Publication: May 19,1966 20 25 Hidden Volley Constr Corp 8.22 .41 8.63 1 15 Harold W & Maxine R Smith 84.94 4.25 89.19 are filed and may be examined in the Tax Collector's office. IN THE COURT OF THE 21 25 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 8.22 .41 8.63 TWENTIETH STREET INDUSTRIAL CENTER Publish: May 19, 26, June 2 22 25 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 8.22 .41 B.63 Publish: 5-19-06, 5-26-66, 9, 1966 NOTICE TO CREDITORS COUNTY JUDGE IN AND 6 C.B. Curti s 21,92 1.10 23.02 IN THE COURT OF THE 23 25 Buena Vista Dev Corp 13.70 .69 14.39 159,61 7.98 167.59 6-2-66. FOR PALM BEACH 25 25 Hidden Val ley Constr Corp 8.91 .45 9»36 7 C.B. Curtis Furnish Proof of Publication. COUNTY JUDGE, IN AND Troy Curtis 21.24 1.06 22.30 COUNTY, FLORIDA IN 26 25 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 8.91 .45 .9.36 11 Use the Classifieds FOR PALM BEACH PROBATE No. 23984 27 25 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 8.91 .45 9,36 VILLA RICA COUNTY, FLORIDA; IN 28 25 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 8.91 .45 9.36 "1 4" Max Fink 14.39 .72 15.11 PROBATE, No. 23,928. Max Fink 13.70 .69 14.39 IN RE: ESTATE OF ) 33 25 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 8.91 .45 9.36 2.3-4 Blk 4 GEORGE H. KUBLIN ) 34 25 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 8.91 .45 9.o6 5 Max Fink 4.80 .24 5.04 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Max Fink 10.28 .51 10.79 IN RE: ESTATE OF DECEASED ) 35 25 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 9.59 .48 10,07 6 .62 12.95 JUNE 7TH, 1966 FRED G. HAWKE 9 26 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .3 6.48 1 5 Max Fink 12.33 RESOLUTION NO. 28-66 13 26 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 Max Fink 10.28 .51 10.79 Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS 2.3 5 .82 17,26 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF BOCA RATON PROVIDING All creditors of the estate of 19 26 Hidden Valley Constr Corp 6.17 .31 6.48 4-5-6 Blk 5 Max Fink 16.44 FOR PUl'-LIC HEARING ON ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR THE IN- Tract IV less W 292.4' as in ORB 1019/501 Max Fink 12.3-3 .62 12.95 To All Creditors, Legatees, GEORGE H. KUBLIN, deceased, 7 5 2.16 STALLATION OF SANITARY SEWERS ALONG THE NORTH SIDE Distributees and Persons 4.30-64 Fla Boca Raton Housing Assn, 14thrul9Blk8 Max Fink 43.16 45.32 are hereby notified and required 4 14 Dorotha H Downs 4.11 .21 4.32 OF WEST PALMETTO PARK ROAD EXTENDING WESTERLY Having Any Claims or Demands to file any claims or demands |nc 246.60 12.33 258.93 .38 FROM PALOMA AVENUE A DISTANCE OF 587 FEET AND Against Said Estate: Tract P-4 less part des c in ORB 924/618 1 15 Max Fink 7.54 .86 7.92 which they may have against ABUTTING LOTS 1 THRU 6 INCLUSIVE, BLOCK 1, FLORESTA, You and each of you are said estate in the office of the 10.8-63 Tri -County Land Corp 0.69 .03 .72 2thru5Blkl5 Max Fink 17.13 .65 17.99 ACCORDING TO PLAT BOOK 15, PAGE 51, PUBLIC RECORDS Parcel X Tri-County Land Corp 3.43 .17 3.60 13.67 hereby notified that you are county judge of Palm Beach 12.13-14 Blk 15 Max Fink 13.02 .65 OF PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA required by Law to present any County, Florida, in the court- 16.17.18 Blk 15 Max Fink 13.02 13.67 LAK E F LO RES TA_PA S K .48 10.07 WIIERL'AS, the City Council of the City of Boca Raton has by claims and demands which you, house in West Palm Beach, 19 15 Max Fink 9,59 .17 Resolution 23-66 declared the need for the installation of sani- 11 ~F~ ~ MeIvilTe~C"& Mary W r-okorney 104.12 5.21 109.33 23 15' Max Fink 3.43 3.60 or either of you, may. have Florida, within six calendar 7 9 Herbert L & Joan E Louck 24.66 1.23 25.89 .48 10.07 tary sewers along the North side of West Palmetto Park Road against the estate of Fred G. months from the date of the 27,28,29 Blk 15 Max Fink 9.59 .48 extending westerly from Paloma Avenue a distance of 587 10 10 Wendell L & E.Iith Barnes 23.98 1.20 25,18 30,31,32 Blk 15 Max Fink 9.59 10.07 1 Hawke, deceased, late of said first publication of this notice. .89 18.70 feet and " abutting Lots 1 thru 6 inclusive, Block 1, Floresta, County, to the County Judge of Each claim or demand must be LAKEJJOGERS ISLE 8tfirull Blk 18 Max Fink 17.81 .31 15 2 HerTry A * Elizabeth W Warren 210.30 10.52 220.82 21 18 Max Fink 6.17 6.48 according to Plat P.ook 15, Page 51, Public Records of Palm Palm Beach County, Florida, in writing and must state the ,21 4.32 Beach County, Florida, and LAKE WYMAN_SHORES 22 18 Max Fink 4.11 .89 at his office in the court house place and residence and post of- T3 "HarluVe ln"c of Boca Raton 27.40 1.37 28.77 23thru26Blkl8 Max Fink 17.81 18.70 WHEREAS, the City Engineer has presented to the City Coun- of said County at West Palm fice address of the claimant 15 Odetta Strong 70,56 3.53 74.09 20thru23Blk20 Max Fink 37.68 1.88 39.56 cil an assessment roll as hereinafter set forth, now therefore, Beach, Florida, within six cal- and must be sworn to by the .72 15,11 19 H.W. & AfneM. Grant 87.0C 4.35 91.35 35,36 Blk 20 Max Fink 14.39 1.40 BE IT RESOLVED 1-Y TilE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF endar months from the time of claimant, his agent or his at- 24 Harline Inc of Boca Raton 27.40 1.37 26.77 35 thru 38 Blk 22 Max Fink 28.09 29.49 BOCA RATON: the first publication of this no- torney, or.it will become void .34 7.19 25 Horline Inc of Boca Raton 27.40 1.37 28.77 39 22 Harry W Young 6.85 .34 Section 1. That there will be a public hearing on the 7th day of tice. Each claim or demand according to law. LINCOLN COURT 40 22 Harry W Young 6.85 7.19 June, 1966, at 7 30 p.m. in the City Council Chambers, City Hall, 1.47 30.93 : shall be in writing in duplicate, May 10, 1966. 2","3,475" T ~ Jh^nie Goddard 362.37 18.12 380.49 1 thru 7 Blk 29 H.H. & Elizabeth Luster 29.46 Boca Raton, Florida, on all matters pertaining to the installation and shall state the place of resi- FIRST BANK AND TRUST 9thru 17 Blk29 H.H. & Elizabeth Luster 34.25 1.71 35.96 6 1 Jimmie Goddard 3.43 .17 3.60 .36 7,92 of sanitary sewers, including the cost uf installation, assessment dence and post office address COMPANY OF BOCA RA- 1 30 Max Fink 7,54 roll and manner of payment on the followingdescribed property.- 2 30 Max Fink 4.11 .21 4.32 of the claimant, and shall be TON, NATIONAL ASSO- 18 Ben & Genevia Lewis 4.11 .21 4.32 3thru7Blk30 Max Fink 21.24 1.06 22.30 Along the north side of West Palmetto Park Road extend- sworn to by the claimant, his CIATION 25 T.W. & Viola Williams 33.57 1.68 35.25 10-11 Blk 30 Max Fink 8.22 .41 •8.63' ing westerly from Paloma Avenue a distance of 587 feet agent, or his attorney, and any By: John C. Thomas AMENDEDJPLAT_OF LONGS S/D 14thrul6Blk30 Max Fink 13.02 .65 13.67 and abutting Lots 1 thru 6, I'lock 1, Floresta, Plat Book such claim or demand not so Vice President and Trust 4 1M1TE"7"' Blk A "john~&"james Conn 189.75 9.49 199.24 20 30 Max Fink 7.54 .38 7.92 15, Page 51, Public Records of Palm Beach County, filed shall be void. Officer MIZNEj? PLAT NO. 9 21 thru 24 Blk 30 Max Fink 13.02 .65 13.67 Florida. 1.16 S/Jessie Alberta Hawke as Executor of the Estate ~8 ~ 53l W^.jTToward 2.74 .14 2.88 26thru32Blk30 Max Fink 23.29 24,45 ASSESSMENT ROLL As executrix of the Last of George H. Kublin, 1 thru 19 less S 10' SI R/W 11,12 534 Wm. J Howard 5.48 .27 5.75 84.94 4.25 89.19 Description Footage Amount Will and Testament of deceased. MONTEZ GARD_EN_S Blk 31 H.H. & Elizabeth Luster FLORESTA, PB 15, Pg 51: Fred G.Hawke,deceased. .82 17.26 20 thru 24 less S 10' S>- R/W each Lot 1, Block 1 120.00' S 717.84 ~2 1 HMIard Homes, Inc 16.44 Blk 31 H.H. 8. Elizabeth Luster 19.18 .96 20.14 ROBERT D. TYLANDER 12 1 Hillard Homes, Inc 16.44 .82 17.26 2,67 56.10 Lot 2, I'.hick 1 100.00' 598.20 S/LEO J. FOX 40 S.E. First Avenue 1 .82 17.25 25thru37Blk31 H.H. & Elizabeth Luster 53.43 14 Hi I lard Homes, Inc 16.44 1 33 Max Fink 10.28 .51 10.79 Lot 3, Block 1 100.00" 59K.20 Attorney for Executrix Boca Raton, Florida, 33432 .1 2 Hillard Homes, Inc 20,55 1.03 21.58 .45 9.36 Lot 4, Block 1 100.00' 598.20 133 Boca Raton Road Attorney for Executor .82 17.26 2,3 33 Max Fink 8.91 3 2 Hiliard Homes, Inc 16.44 4,5 33 Max Fink 9.59 .48 10.07 Lot 5, Block 1 100.00' 598.20 Boca Raton, Florida 4 2 Hillard Homes, Inc 16.44 .82 17.26 .79 16.55 Lot 6, I'lock 1 107.55' 643.36 First Publication: May 12,1966. 5 Hillard Homes, Inc .82 17.26 6,7 33 Max Fink 15.76 2 16.44 8 thru 16 Blk 33 Max Fink 39.73 1.99 41,72 Totals 627.55' $ 3,754.00 First publication: May 5, 1966 Publish: May 12, 19, 26, June 8 2 Hillard Homes, Inc 21.24 1.06 22.30 .45 9.36 2, 1966. 22.30 26,27 33 Max Fink 8.91 Cost per front foot - S5.98 + Publish: May 5, 12, 19, 26,1966 9 2 Hillard Homes, Inc 21.24 1.06 1 thru 7 Blk 34 H.H. & Elizabeth Luster 50.01 2.50 5?.51 The proposed lien assessments may hu paid in full within thirty in 2 Hi Hard Homes, Inc 16.44 .82 17.26 3,29 69.05 Hillard Homes, Inc 16.44 .82 17.26 8 thru 20 Blk 34 H.H. & Elizabeth Luster 65.76 days of the adoption of a resolution confirming the completion n 2 21 thru27Blk34 H.H. & Elizabeth Luster 49.32 2,47 51.79 and acceptance of the projects or ihey may be paid in five equal 12 2 Hillard Homes, Inc 16.44 .82 17.26 1.40 29.49 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING . 17.26 28 thru 33 Blk 34 H.H. & Elizabeth Luster 28.09 annual installments together with interest at the rate of H%. JUNE 7TII, 1966 13 2 Hillard Homes, Inc 16,44 ,82 36thru40 Blk34 H.H. & Elizabeth Luster 23.29 1.16 24,45 14 2 Hillard Homes, Inc 16.44 .82 17.26 3.12 65.46 Section 2. That the City Clerk give ten days notice in writing RESOLUTION NO. 30-66 17.26 1 thru 12 Blk 35 H.H. &V Elizabeth Luster 62.3^1 of the time and place of public hearing hereinbefore set forth to 15 2 Hillard Homes, Inc 16.44 .82 13 thru 23 Blk 35 H.H. & Elizabeth Luster 54.80 2.74 57.54 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF BOCA RATON PROVIDING 16 2 Hillard Homes, Inc 20.55 1.03 21.58 each of the property owners whose property is proposed to be FOR PUBLIC HEARING ON ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR THE IN- 20.86 24 thru 42 less S 10' St R/W 1 3 Hillard Homes, Inc 19.87 ,99 Blk 35 H.H. & Elizabeth Luster 88.37 4.42 92.79 assessed in accordance with the pruvisions of Section 170.07 of STALLATION OF WATER MAINS ALONG NORTH FEDERAL 2 3 Hillard Homes, Inc 15.76 .79 16.55 the Florida Statutes. HIGHWAY FROM N. Ii. 5TII STREET TON.E. 15TII TERRACE, 16.55 44 thru 47 less S 10' St R/W 4 3 Hillard Homes, Inc 15.76 .79 Blk 35 H.H. & Elizabeth Luster 21.92 1.10 23.02 Section 3. That there be two publications of this resolution, A PART OF PROJECT 300-65-6, AND RELATED MATTERS 6 3 Hillard Homes, Inc 15.76 .79 16.55 14.39 .72 15.11 each one week apart from the other, in I he Boca Raton News, WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Boca Raton has by 18.70 8-9 36 Max Fink 8 3 Hillard Homes, Inc 17.81 .89 9 less W 4' thereof, all of lots 10 & 11 such notice of public hearing shall he verified by the affidavit of Resolution 46-65 established the need for the installation uf water OCEAN HEIGHTS & W 13' of lot 12 the publisher and the last publication shall be at least one week mains along North Federal Highway from N.E. 5th Street to N. E. T5™~2~ D'orTD. Dudley 110.29 5.51 115.80 Blk 37 Max Fink 23.98 1.20 25.18 prior to the dace uf the scheduled hearing. 15th Terrace, and PALM BJACH FARMS PLAT NO.J0 E 12' of lot 15 & lots 16 & 17 & W :3* PASSED AND ADOPTKD ai a regular meeting of the City WHEREAS, the City Engineer has presented to the City Council T3 4" ~C7J~ CTapman" 4.80 .24 5.04 lot 18 Blk 37 Max Fink 21.24 1.06 22.30 Council of the City of Hoc a Raton, Florida, on the 10th day uf an assessment roil as hereinafter set forth, now therefore, 30,31,32 Blk 17 Bruce R & Oris H Orton 69.19 3.46 72.65 1 thru 7 Blk 38 H.H. & Elizabeth Luster 69.87 3.49 73,36 2.74 .14 2.88 1.40 29.49 May, 1966. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF 1 20 Wm. J Howard 8 thru 11 Blk 38 H.H. & Elizabeth Luster 28.09 CUV OF ISOC A RATON HOCA RATON: 2 thru 6 Blk 20 Wm. J. Howard 11.65 .58 12.23 12 • being unnumbered lots 13 thru 9,-10 20 Wm. J. Howard 4.80 .24 5.04 18 & 36 thru 41 H/Ruheri I. Honchell Section 1. That there will be a public hearing on the 7th day 15 20 Wm. J. Howard 4.80 .24 5.04 Blk 38 H.H. & Elizabeth Luster 84.94 4.25 89.19 Robert I. Honchell, Mayor of June, 1966, at 7:30 p.m. in the City Council Chambers, City 16 20 Wm. J. Howard 2.74 .14 2,88 20 thru 23 Blk 38 H.H. & Elizabeth Luster 37.68 1.88 39.56 Mall, Boca Raton, Florida, on all matters pertaining to the in- 17 20 Wm. J. Howard 2.74 .14 2.38 24 thru 30 less E 52* each Attest: stallation of water mains including the cost of installation, the 18 thru 29 Blk 20 Wm. J. Howard 28.77 1.44 30.21 Blk 38 H.H. & Elizt-beth Luster 114.40 5.72 120.12 S/Jacob Heidi assessment roll and the manner of payment on the following 31,32 Blk 20 Wm. J.Howard 5.48 .27 5.75 31 thru 34 Blk38 H.H. & Elizabeth Luster 37.68 1.88 39.56 .lactib Heidi, City Clerk described property: !6 39 Henry W Belcher, E = t 2.74 .14 2.88 43 thru 46 Blk 38 H.H. & Elizabeth Luster 28.09 1.40 29.49 Along North Federal I iighway from N. E. 5th Street to 31 64- Kate E Cross 4.11 .21 4.32 1 thru 15 Blk 39 H.H. & El izabeth Luster 101.38 5.07 106.45 Publish: May 1'Hh and 2

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CAMINO REAL AND CAMINO REAL SHOPPING CENTER S.W. 3rd AVENUE PLUS TOP VALUE STAMPS WITH ALL PURCHASES BOCA RATON NEWS May 26, 1966 11B 'The University Church' Rev. Steinhaus CHURCH of THE OPEN DOOR Will Preach BiBLCTOWN 35fh Street at 3rd Ave. N.W. "The Clamor for Glamour" r will be the sermon topic of 11:00 A.M. Worship Service - Mr. William Seav- Rev. William Steinhaus, guest PRESENTS er of Boca Raton will be tiie speaker minister at Christian Re- and show colored slides of the Arab formed Church Sunday. Lands. Rev. Steinhaus will substitute Pompano OrcAesfra 7:30 P.M. Mr. WilliamSeaver of Boca Raton will for Rev. John Schuring, pastor, who is attending the annual show colored slides of Israel. board meeting of Calvin Col- SUNDAY, NAY 29fh - 7:30 P.M. 9:45 A.M. Sanday School lege and Seminary, Grand William Sea.ver, SiiDerintendent Rapids, Mich. FROGRAM INCLUDES: Rev. Steinhaus also will -Pompano Beach High School Orchestra REV. ALBE8T L. EASTMAN, PASTOR preach at the evening service. His topic will be "I Will Come Under the direction of Robert Monroe. 'The Little Church with The Big Message" Again/' —Bibletown junior Choir Under the direction of Viola Eshleman. Dr. Chai S. Chung, assistant —Message: "Remember These professor of sociology at Flor- First ida Atlantic University, will By Pastor Reuber L. Anderson. speak at the Sunday services for 9:45 A.M. Sunday School Unitarian-Universalist Fellow- 11:00 A.M. Worship Ssrvice 60q|West Gaminb Real ship. His topic will be "The Effects of Modernization on Dr. Ira Lee Eshleman Asia." 7:30 P.M. Wed. Prayer & Praise Service First Christian Church will observe Pentecost Sunday and Rally Day Sunday. COMMUNITY CHURCH : ;:: / "A Matter of Life and Death" \ :^ '^^-i-'-••- - Ministers r- ^'i;G v-v:-l^ will be the sermon topic of Dr. First Methodist Church features a stained glass window as a BOCA RATON Rev. Albert 6. Shiphorst George Thomson, pastor, Uni- background for the altar. N.W. 4th AVENUE AND N.W. 6th STREET versity Baptist Church at 11 Rev, Robert R; Bugbee ^ a.m. Sunday. Dr. Thomson's DR. IRA LEE ESHLEMAN, MINISTER Rev. David K; Allen > i r topic at the 7:30-p.m. service REUBEN L. ANDERSON, PASTOR : ; will be "A Man Confronted by Ah EVANGELICAL CHRIST CENTERED MINISTRY i^,:..v^C|l!irch' '50ooi:9?3O-,a.m^^;\; v;.'; God." WITH A MISSIONARY VISION Air-Conditioned & Heated Nursery Available "Ancient and Modern Necro- mancy, alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism, Denounced," will be the sermon topic at the UNIVERSITY service for First Church of Local Clergymen Are in Favor UNITED CHURCH Christ, Scientist, Sunday. OF BOCA RATON Baptist Church St. Paul Lutheran Church will Congregational-Christian-Evangelical-Reformed observe the Festival of Pente- Of Protestant Church Unity 601 North Federal Hwy., Boca Raton FREDERICK NELSON D.D- MINISTER cost at both services Sunday, Local clergymen, represent- "pleasantly and hopefully sur- 10:00 a.m - SUNDAY SCHOOL Sunday Worship H.-OO A.M. Rev. Eugene O. Krug, pastor, ing four of the churches in- prised" over the results at the Church School 9:30 A.M. will preach on "What Happened volved in the Protestant Church Dallas meeting, particularly 11:00 a.m. Temporary Location — 105 E. Boca Raton Rd, to Pentecost?" unit conference held recently in with regard to his own denom- A Matter of Life and Death (One Block East of US 1 in Lee Higginson Bldg.) Dallas, Texas have reacted fa- AIR CONDITIONED NURSERY AVAILABLE Rev. Clark S. Reed will ination. In Essentials, Unity In Non.Essentials, Liberty vorably to the adoption of a set While encouraged by progress 7:30 P.M. In All Things, Christian Love preach on the conclusion of his of principles which may be the ; series on the "Diseases of the toward church unity, Rev. Ship- A Man Confronted by God basis for church union. horst warned that "we must Heart" at First Methodist Local clergymen are Rev. PREACHING TO THE HEART IN THE Church Sunday. His sermon not expect speedy approval by HEART OF BOCA RATON First Methodist Chyrch topic will be "The Broken Clark Reed, minister of First local congregations of the basic Heart." Methodist Church, Rev. Albert principles established in last DR. GEORGE THOMSON - PASTOR - 625 N.E. 2nd Ave., Boca Raton Shiphorst, First Presbyterian week's conference." Ministers: Clark S. Reed and W.A. Burch Beginning of construction of Church, Dr. Frederick Nelson, Dr. Nelson, was of the same Musical Director: Dr. Kenneth Robinson the new church for United United Church of Boca Raton, mind. He forsees considerable Church School 9;45 a.m. Church of Boca Raton has tent- and Rev. R. Bruce Ryan, rec- debate on the doctrinal, or- Morning Worship 8:30 and 11:00 atively been set for earlv fall. tor, St. Gregory's Episcopal ganizational and ritualistic dif- Sermon "The Broken Heart" "Religion and Recreation" Church. ferences that presently separ- Rev. Clark said he was ate the denominations con- AIR CONDITIONED - NURSERY will be the sermon topic of Dr. Frederick Nelson at the 11 a.m. cerned. CHURCHES service Sunday, "One danger," he said, "is Moravian Church that certain basic treasured FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH "A Direct Answer" will be freedoms will be lost in the or- ST. PAUL Mo. Synod the sermon topic of Rev. Albert Marks Whitsunday ganizational hierarchy created ADVENT -A^icon 1G2 W. palmetto Paik Road, Boca Raton, Florida by such a union." 701 IV. Palmetto Pk. Rd. James Wilkes, pastor G. Shiphorst at both services 5001 NE 4 Ave. Hear U.S. 1 Sunday in First Presbyterian Whitsunday, the birthday of Rev. Ryan, commenting on the SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 SUNDAY SERVICES Church. the Christian Church, will be problems involved, said he be- FAMILY WORSHIP WORSHIP 8:30 and 11 and SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:00 Sunday School 9;45 A.M. Training Union 6:30 P.M. observed by the Boca Raton lieved that "the barriers to (Pre-School Nursery at 11) Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Evening Worship 7:30 P.M. William Seaver will speak Moravian Church at its 11 a.m., church union, however great, WORSHIP SERVICE 11:00 Wednesday Evening Prayer Service 7:30 P.M. and show slides on the Holy service. can ultimately be overcome with Wm, Deutschmann, Pastor E.O. Krug, Pastor Phones 395-3632 Phones 395-0433 "Bible Teaching and Bible Preaching" Land at both the 11 a.m. and "The Holy Spirit and You" the help of almighty God, if an and 395-4741 and 395.1939 7:30 p.m. services in the Church will be the topic of Rev. Chris- earnest, open-minded effort is of the Open Door Sunday. tian D. Weber's sermon. put forth by all concerned." First Church of Christ, Scientist CHURCHES of CHRIST Boca Raton Printing Company Bldg. DELRAY BEACH POMPANO BEACH 88 S.E. 6th Ave. 2190 S.E. 6th St. 41 S.E. 4th St., Boca Raton - SUNDAYS - 10 A.M. Bible Study • _ 10 A.M. SERVICES READING ROOM ADVENT LUTHERAN FIRST METHODIST vices, 7:30 a.m. Tuesday, and 11 A.M. Worship _ _ 11 AM. Worship _ . 6;30 P.M. Sunday 11 a.m. 110 E. Palmetto Park Rd. N.E. 44th Ave, at 50th St. just N.E. 2nd Ave. at N.E. 6th St. 10 a.m. Thursday. 6;30 P.M. Sunday School 11 a.m. Weekly 11 a. m.«> 4 p.m. off US 1. William M. Deutsch- Clark S. Reed, minister. Sun- - WEDNESDAYS - Nursery 11 a.m. Sundays 2*4 7:30 P.M. Bible Study 7:45 P.M. Wednesday 8 p,m. p. m. mann, pastor. Sunday schedule: day school, 9:45 a.m. Church ST. JOAN OF ARC S.W. Third street. Rev. PaulL. 1:30 P. M. Saturday - "Know Your Bible" 9 and 11 a.m., The Church at services, 8:30 and 11 a.m. Nur- WEAT TV CHANNEL 12 Worship; 9 a.m., The Church at sery for children. MYF meets Manning, pastor; Sunday, 7, 9, Study. 10:30 a.m. and noon Masses, Gerald Pace, Evangelist I Rov Jones, Evangelist Sunday, 5:45 p.m., in the Church Confessions will be heard every Ph. 278-0739 I 941-3709 - 942-3763 'a little child Hall. "A PLEA FOR UNDENOMINATIONAL CHRISTIANITY" MORAVIAN CHURCH Saturday from 4:30 to 5:30 and 2 S.W. 12th Ave. Rev. Christian 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Daily Masses shall lead them" ST. PAUL LUTHERAN 6;30 and 8 a.m. D. Weber, minister. Sunday 701 W. Palmetto Park Rd. Rev. Christian Reformed Church ST. GREGORY'S worship, 11 a.m.; Sunday school, Eugene O. Krug, pastor. Sunday 9:45 a.m.; Church nursery school, 9:45 a.m.; worship ser- UNITY CHURCH Temporary Location 801 W. Palmetto Pk. Rd. EPISCOPAL CHURCH available. vices, 8:30 and 11 a.m. Pre- Unity Church of Boca Raton, Art Guild Bldg. Boca Raton 245 E. rioca Raton Rd. school nursery during 11 South end of Southwest Second SUNDAY SCHOOL 9;45 A.M. -SUNDAY SERVICES- CHRISTIAN REFORMED o'clock service. Avenue, David and Viola Zeliff, MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE 11:00 A.V.. 7:45 a.ra. MATINS Temporary location, Art Guild ministers. Services at 11 a.m. (MORNING PRAY- Bldg., 801 W. Palmetto Park FIRST BAPTIST Sunday, class and workshop in "The Clamor for Glamour" ER) road; John O. Schuring, minis- 162 W. Palmetto Park Road. spiritual research, Wednesday, RADIO BROADCAST 4 P.M. WWOG - FM 99.9 8:00 a.m. HOLY EU- ter; Services Sunday at 11 a.m. James Wilkes, pastor. Sunday 3 p.m. EVENING WORSHIP 7:W P-M. CHARIST and 7 p.m. Sunday School and school 9:45 a.m. Morning wor- 9:00 a.m. PARISH EU- Adult Bible classes, 9:45 a.m. "I Will Come Again" ship, 11 a.m. Training Union, FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST Wednesday at 8 p.m. Bible Study CHARIST and Nursery available for Sunday ; 6:30 p.m.; Evening worship, Northeast Second Court, pastor, NurserAvailably e John Schuring, PastoBocr - a 104Rato0 SV.n - 1s395-394t Stree2t CLRJRCH SCHOOL. school and morning service at 7:30 p.m. Mid-week prayer Rev. J.E. Latham, Services, 11:00 a.m, MORNING the parsonage, 1040 S.W. First service, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. with Sunday PRAYER, HOLY St. EUCHARIST and The nursery is open at all of school, 9:30 • a.m., first and these services. third Sunday. BOGA RATON pRAyiAN lH|li|i SERMON. CHURCH OF THE OPEN DOOR 35th St. and 3rd Ave. N.W. Rev. FIRST CHRISTIAN EBENEZER BAPTIST Rev. Chr istian D; Weber/ Minis!ei Albert L. Eastman, pastor. Sun- 360 N.E. 25th Ter. Rev. Julian Northeast 12th Street, Rev. N.D. day Services: Sunday school Linville, minister. Bible School, Bowers, pastor. Sunday school, SundnY School- 9:45 a,m; sg |i| 9:45 a.m. for which there is a 9:15 a.m.; Worship service, 9:30 a.m.; morning service, 11 Sunday Worship 11:M a.rfr? S SI How can a child learn to find nursery available. Morning 10:45 a.m.; Youth meeting, 6:30 a.m.; BTU meeting, 5 p.m.; his place in the world, and make Worship, 11 a.m. Youth Fellow- p.m.; Evening service, 7:30 evening services, 6 p.m.; kin- CtiiMh Mis0r^f&P^0$oM5 it a better place to live? ship, 6:45 p.m. Evening service p.m.; Wednesday service, 7:30 dergarten Monday through Fri- "A Protestant Penominajio^^iftte 145T" We would answer, by having at 7:30. Tuesday evening Senior p.m. day. the great treasures of the Bible choir rehearsal, Wednesday opened up to him. and (earning evening Bible study hour at UNITED CHURCH UNIVERSITY BAPTIST For Classified 7:30. Temporary location, Lee Hig- UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST FELLOWSHIP its lessons of love and spiritual University Baptist Church, of Boca Raton power. That's what goes on ginson building, 105 E. Boca meeting at First Federal Sav- Raton Rd. Rev, Frederick Nel- Woman's Club of Deerfield Beach, every Sunday at the Christian CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ings and Loan Association Hillsboro Blvd. - 1 Block West of Federal Science Sunday School. First Church, of Christ, Scien- son, D.C., minister. Services, building. Dr. George Thomson, Ad Service tist, Boca Raton Printing Co. 11 a.m. and Church school, 9:30 pastor. Sunday services, 11 10:30 A.M. SERVICES AND CHURCH SCHOOL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE building, 41 S.E. Fourth St., a.m. Sunday. a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Prayer west of Federal Highway. Sun- meeting Wednesday 7;30 p.m. Dr. Chai S. Chung, Assistant Professor of days at 11 a.m., Wednesday at FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Sociology at FAD. Topic "The Effects of Modernization of Asia." Call 395-5121 8 p.m., Sunday School at 11 600 West Camino Real, Rev, BIBLETOWN SUNDAY a.m. Reading room in Bocade Albert G. Shiphorst, pastojr. COMMUNITY CHURCH ' building, Palmetto Park Road. Services, 9:30 and 11 a.m. Sun- 600 N.W. Fourth Avenue. Dr. day school, 9:30 a.m. * Ira Lee Eshleman, minister; Rev. Reuben L. Anderson, pas- Attend the Church UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST ST. GREGORY'S EPISCOPAL SCHOOL Unitarian-Universalist Fellow- tor. Sunday school, 9:45 a.m.; 245 E. Boca Raton Rd., Rev. morning .service, 11 a.m.; even- ll:OO am ship of Boca Raton, Sunday ser- Bruce Ryan, rector. Sundays, of your choice vice, 10:30 a.m., Woman's Club, ing service, 7:30 p.m.; Youth FIRST CHURCH OF matins, 7:45; Holy Eucharist, 9 Fellowship, 6:15 p.m. at the of Deerfield Beach; Church a.m., Sunday school classes, CHRIST, SCIENTIST school, Deerfield C of C Bldg, Fort, Communion service at Sunday 41 SE 4th Street Boca Roton 9 a,m,; Holy Eucharist and 6:30 p.m., Memorial Hall. 10:30 a.m. sermon, 11 a.m. Weekday ser- IV00 DULAKAIUN NtVfi For New Gl Bill Begin Application Procedure Now Palm Beach County plan to begin receiving some idea of what to 'Such documents veterans who plan to their assistance in June. expect." sometimes take time to take advantage of the Others who are not "The later an appli- gather, and veterans new GI Bill are urged to now enrolled apparently cation comes in, the should allow themselves begin application pro- intend to start their pro- less staff time and at- ample time for this," cedures immediately by grams in the second tention will be available Dr. Manor said. Dr. Harold C. Manor, session of the Spring to meet individual prob- Applications may be president of Palm Beach term, .which begins in lems," he pointed out. obtained from PBJC or Junior College. mid-June, with the last In order to obtain a from the Veterans Ad- "Early application day for full-time appli- certificate of eligibility ministration or Veter- j will help both the in- cants set for June 8. from the Veterans Ad- ans Service Officers for stitution where the vet- "We have very little ministration, documents the eligibility certifi- eran intends to go to means of estimating the such as discharge pap- cation. school, and the veteran, impact of the GI^Bill ers, marriage certifi- A veteran will be al- himself," Dr. Manor on our enrollment," Dr. cates, birth certificates, lowed one month for each said. Manor said. "Early ap- and others are some- rnonth of active duty up Hundreds of Palm plication will give us times required. to 36 months. Beach County veterans, all those who are hon- orably discharged after 180 days or more ser- vice, any part of which came after January, 1955, are eligible for monthly checks to assist in their education. The program begins Better Quality June 1. ing Saturday iti Palm Beach. Mrs. Bebout has At Palm Beach Junior at Lowest Prices Mr. jand Mrs. iGeorge W. B aldwin and Mr. and College, more than 100 Mrs. Paul Bebout Sr., view one of the awards been a member of (he Heart board since 1952= applications have al- at your Nearby RBC Store the Heart Association of Palm Beach and Martin Baldwin, «a local attorney,