A RATON NEWS 24 Pages Vol. 13, No. 151 Sunday, Nov. 17, 1968 utr RASTOR tea Raton j- • Park building set to move into high gear Tunnel permit approved by road dept. Construction should get un- derway on a full scale this week at Spanish River Park. Last remaining obstacle, a permit from the State Road Department to install the pedestrian tunnel under A-l-A was delivered to the city late Friday, The city previously had sign- ed a contract for the improve- ments with low bidder Andrew F. Kay conditional upon re- Stake in foreground marks centerline of pedestrian tunnel New entrance to Florida Atlantic University lap-covered signs at the old entrance indicate ceipt of SRD approval. Kay's between Spanish River Park's parking lot and beach. Con- campus is now in use. The new roadway is that eastbound traffic soon will be barred from making left turns at the old road. contract covers the tunnel, struction office was moved to the site as the city prepared to west of the former Gladee Road entrance. Bur- restroom facilities, lookout to- push improvement program at the site. wer and a number of other improvements in the parcel now Area near hospital owned by the city. 9 With apackage priceof$194,- 'Richocketing'mail 600, he was the low bidder on the job. However, the permit to make Medical zoning is approved the cut in A^l-A hit a snag bounces around P.O. when the state asked that the Boca Raton will have a med- part of the five year capital the rest R-l. We're basically city and the (county co-sign By SANDY WESLEY cerned about this last minute ical center zone, butDrs. James improvement plan which would a R-l city and we don't have the agreement] County offici- surge of recrudescence because Moseley and Jack Reid may not be five years from now. enough R-l left." ; als balked at Being a party to Friends, are you arecrudes- at least 9.7 billion pieces of be able to get into the act. Tunison Palms residents, Mrs. Cook added, "the pres- the agreement for what is ex- scent or ricochet Christmas mail will be delivered in De- Planning and Zoning Board who favor Young's proposals, sure is on to rezone, especial- • clusively a city project. card mailer? Do you get the cember and the poor postman members, after listening to the objected strongly to rezoning ly in our area." Mrs. Cook said City Attorney \Malcolm An- "doing one better than the just can't take anymore than approvals of residents of Tuni- R-l-D property, which they say she didn't think the city could derson and Engineer Jean Van- Jones feeling around Christ- that. son Palms, vote$ to recom- is scarce now. However Tuni- effectively plan for needs o' sant stepped up the city's plea mas card time? Recrudescence is bad enough, mend to the citt council its son Palms folks would like to the hospital by setting aside for action Friday as Kay moved If so, stop and consider what but if you're a ricochet mailer new medical center zone ordi- see all the land north of the land for 1980. \ his construction office onto the the urge to recrudescence and that's really bad; You're the nance which lyvoula restrict hos- Board chairman Robert Rod-) park site and began '.eying out hospital including the Hunter ricochet do.r- to the po<-r post-*- kind who keeps mailinv g lists pital land near the hospital to Moss tract already slated for gerstold residents that the piar- the buildings and u-iproo- mun, 5 which dates -back to last De- medical oriented offices,, / apartments, placed in the MC was. not basically their propos- ments. According to Postmaster Ce-. cember and 25"'per cent of Board members eliminated, zone. al but one which they drew up Late Friday, the state waiv- cile Roseke,; the recrudescent 'your friends have ntoved else- at the suggestion of Pat/Galvin, According to Mrs. Russell after talking to experts at Boca ed the requirement that the mailer is the one who waits where but you either don't know realtor, provisions for one and Harrison, "Thirty-five acres Raton Community Hospital. county participate In the agree- until he receives a card from it or haven't had time to keep two family homes in the ordi- is a lot of land. Why not di- However, Tunison Palms ment. The permit was dis- another party then goes about your address book up to date. nance and added the words vide the land at Boca Hall?" residents are not convinced that patched by airline and was picfc- the task of returning the greet- Not only that but you put first "to hospital, convalescent and she asked, labeling Young's the hospital needs now nor ever (Continued on page 2A) ing. As if having that one bad class postage on your mail,, nursing homes" to its acces- plan the "lesser of two evils. will need 35 acres of land, habit isn't enough, the recru- Shame on you. sory uses permitted clause at W. A. Cook told board mem- especially land presently zoned descent card mailer also is the Oh your mail finally does the request of Tunison Palms bers that he's not sure he for single family homes. 1insid^th^3 NEVVS one who, it's rumored, wants reach its destination, after residents. sees the need for 35 acres of Cook asked the members if to ' 'do one better than the Jones- skipping from one address to Residents feared that the ac- medical complexes., the hospital officials could es." another, but think of that poor cessory uses clause would al- "You've speculated about state their own needs. "Every- Ann Landers Page 2B So he not only returns more postman who has had to de- low someone to open a beauty what's happened in other one's worrying about the needs Calendar 4B elegant cards than those receiv- liver, re-deliver and deliver shop, floral shop or barber shop areas," he said. "We may need of the hospital," he said, "but Classifieds 10-11B ed but also will "affix excess" • again that card. outside of the hospital and con- another hospital in another area it seems to me that the hospital Editorials 4A postage. Thus the card has more And to top it all off, your card, valescent homes, although some day. To provide so much people aren't really concerned Public Notices 9B than one delivery life and is board members assured them land in one location is poor about their needs, otherwise Real Estate 5-7-8B "recrudescent" or as Webster when it finally does reach it's says, "breaking out afresh." destination has all the seeds of the term "accessory" means planning and a violation of ba- they'd: be at this meeting." Sports 10-11A a classic case of, you guessed basically that the uses would sic logic. I'd like to see 15 Board voted to postpone its Travel 8A Although the excess postage be restricted to in the hospitals. acres but nothing more. Leave (Continued on Page 2A) Women's News 1-2-3-4B is appreciated, Roseke is con- (Continued on Page 2A) Board members also placed a 150 foot height limitation on the hospital building at the request of Tunison Palms res- Children's idents. The residents object- ed to the no height restric- tion clause which they said would mean the hospital could go to 50 stories. Book Medical center ordinance out of the way, next issue was what land should be rezoned MC? Week Although board members and >* Tunison Palm residents were for a while riding peacefully on the same track at the men- tion of what should be MC the residents got off the track and went their own way. Board members, who say that they talked to hospital officials and experts in the field, put forth an MC zone plan which would include all of the land presently zoned R-3 and R-4 and R-5 around the hospital This is Children's Book Week at the Boca Raton Public but not slated for apartments Library. Highlight of the week-long observance will, be an plus all of the land zoned R- "open house" Wednesday for children up to age 12. The 1-D on both sides of Meadows event, from 3 to 5:30 p.m. will be hosted by children. New road from Northwest Ninth children's books will be on display throughout the week court to Northwest 12th avenue and will be charged on the final day of the observance. — 35 acres. Walter Young, planning di- rector, has six alternate pro- posals to the plan. His alter- nates limit MC zone to any- where from eight to 15 acreso Young listed several reasons for not approving of the boards' plan one of which is that the road system presently in ex- istence in the area will not carry the traffic load and no plans for remedying the situation are in existence until the second
SsiiS! iiiSi Nov. 13- 16, 1968 Hi Lo Rain Wed. 63 40 0 Thurs. 72 45 0 Fri. 80 67 0 Rai-.fnonni RD 73 n 2A BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, Nov. 17, 1968 Coffee Club to YOU CAN LEARN THE hear Byrne Medical zone wins approval EASY, AND FAST WAY TO The first Chamber of (Continued from Page 1) previously zoned for hospital of section 25-60 and 70 of the Commerce coffee club use had already been slated by ordinance until Nov. 21. DECOUPAGING ' BY Bob Babione meeting of the 1968-69 decision until Dec. 5. developers for apartments aft- chamber year is sche- In the meantime, Dr. Mose- er the land was rezoned from m JUST 2 LESSONS "BELIEVE YOU CAN, duled Wednesday 8 a.m. ly asked that a decision be single family three years ago. Heavy docket AND YOU CAN." at Royal Palm Cafe- reached in his original peti- Intention of the board then had BOXES . HARDWARE . PRINTS The above statement is teria. something you might believe tion which was for rezoning been that medical complexes Bteii»A%# BAiilT 273 N. FED. HWY, — or. disbelieve. However, Guest speaker will nine acres along Meadows road would be built in the area. in city court belief is one of the most be David M. Byrne, re- from R-l-D to R-4 for a med- DELIlAY .PAINT DELRAY BEACH powerful of all problem solv- sident manager of Byer, ical complex. Although board members ers. Postponements, delays and «<* As an illustration — it was Inc., which will, spon- It was Dr. Moseley s peti- asked Moseley not to press the winter influx of people Cull 276-5378 generally accepted for many sor the session. Byrne's tion in August and realization the decision now, he said he caught up with city court all at years that it was impossible topic will be "Tax Con- had to. So Tore Wallin moved for a man to run a mile in that no other land was avail- one time, Court Clerk Mary four minutes. Along came a siderations Involving able near the hospital for the that Dr. Moseley's petition be Lawrenson said. frail Englishman by the name Investments." medical center that triggered denied on the gounds that he The names of 55 persons of Roger Bannister — he ran the MC zoning proposal. Land was asking for R-4 and not MC. the mile in 1954 in four The mail-order busi- were on the docket as of Fri- minutes flat. Today there According to Howard McC all, day afternoon and more were Well. . , fjov. about are many who even break that ness in West Germany, expected to be added before the Hie gift of music in a record. represented by 2,000 "it seems a shame to deny ! weekend is over. Why do men break rec- firms, captured 4 per the petition now when the land beautiful new organ? ords? They believe they can! Park may well be MC within the next Ten people will be involved The whole family, Why" do people reach for cent of the total retail in 14 separate trials. including the kids, ca, goals? They believe these trade last year. This few weeks. goals can be obtained. share amounted to $1.4 (Continued from Page 1) Board members denied the Sitting on the bench will be What learn to play THE The chief reason that peo- Judge George de Claire,, Mal- TWELVE DAYS OF " ple are beaten down by dif- billion. ed up by city officials Friday petition, based on what Jim colm Anderson will be at his are you CHRISTMAS before ficulties is because they al- night in Miami. Becker termed an "unfortu- desk as prosecuting attorney. putting they're over. Be it low themselves to think they nate technicality. But there's can be beaten. The pedestrian tunnel is in- under organ or piano, we Don't all of us finally find Dr. P.A. McRill tended to link the parking lot no other way," he added. your tree have a big wide out that we are usually big- west of A-l-A with the beach Post Office grand selection to suit ger than allour difficulties. on the east side. It is design- In other action, PZ board this OUR THOUGHT TO RE- Optometrist members denied the petition (Continued from Page 1) all tastes and MEMBER: We repeat: "Be- ed as a ground level passage, of Newton Liggett to rezone year? pocketbooks. lieve you can, and you can." taking advantage of the fact that land on north Federal highway it, "recrudescence." the road bed is along the top So if you don't want the post 123 E. Royal Palm Rd. and northeast Sixth street from Come in now and look around. Lorne-Babione of the ridge. B-4 to R-B-l for apart- office to think you're a ' re- Funeral Home Still pending is a start on ments and voted to delay de- crudescent" or ricochet mailer We'll be glad to answer 1188 No. Federal landscaping in the park. Major cision on proposed revisions and if you're really not trying Phone items'such as trees and shrubs to "do one better than the ALL your questions 24 Hour which will not be in the way Jones," shop early for your Ambulance Service of proposed buildings are slat- The conventions of yester- Christmas gifts and greetings 395-8787 395-0660 ed to be planted soon to take day called for hardier ob- and place them in the maily ear- advantage of the late fall grow- servers. In 1936 the nomination ly in December with the proper SEE THIS MAH FOR YOUR CARPET NEEDS ing season. Remainder of the of Franklin D.Roosevelt for re- address ane zip code. landscaping probably will be election was seconded by no And remember, no mailman £!T Carpet Problems? Ask Bob Per- fewer than 56 speakers. •"• kins — he's the man that can completed next spring. likes a recrudescent mailer. Music Company ?""'„,• solve them. 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Wig cleaned & styled $10.00 - Hairpiece cleaned & styled from $6.00 DESIGNERS • BUILDERS • DEVELOPERS SINCE 1919 Wig styled $7.50 - Hairpiece styled from $4.00 395-7482- 278-3239 Rush Service Available TELEPHONES 399-4300 * 395-4300 MEMBER OF BOCA RATON AND DELRAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CLOSED SATURDAY Mitch Woodbury reports A few brights to help you start the day with a smile pro, Ted Makalena, who died recently in a swim- Keep On Smiling . . . How's about starting off the The other evening when I was there, Kenny had a down memory lane if you can remember when ming mishap. Now you know I'm going to be in day with a few smiles? Okay, let's go. Have you senior citizen guest present who whipped two sets couples got on the dance floor and danced togeth- heard the one about the man who went to a mas- of bones out of his pocket and gave forth for over er. Trevino's corner from here on in. querade dressed as an olive and the hostess couldn't an hour with an exhibition of old time minstrelry. Welcome back to Boca, their winter home, to keep him out of the martinis? Be sure to ask Kenny to sing his Fort Lauder- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Steinbrucker. He's presi- dale song. It's a catchy thing with clever lyrics Shorties ... I did not have opportunity to see dent of Harbour Terrace apartments. Or have you heard about the man whose idea of you'll 'want to hear^ over and over. "Boca On Stage" this year. But all those with . patriotism is drinking a martini with a cherry in- whom I have talked who saw it are loud in their One More For Road . . . "Every family should stead of an olive on Washington's birthday? The Weekly Gripe . . . I'm not much for pinch claims it was the best of the series to date. have several children," says five time father, hitters. They strike out too often. The past two Dick Rattazzi, the New York restaurateur. "Then, Major league baseball apparently has made no weeks our regular postman, Jim Wise, has been on I've always been rooting for Gary Player to win if one turns out to be a genius, the others can impression on a woman I know. She thinks a stol- vacation. He likes to take this time of year off the major golf tournaments ever since he con- support him.'* en base is a kidnaped opera singer. so he can hunt. So we've had a substitute. The lat- tributed his $25,000 winnings to America's young Sunday, Nov. 17, 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS .3A One more time: Then there's the one about the ter wasn't too bad but one day he telephoned in golfers after victory in a tourney a few seasons restaurant owner who telephoned the Better Busi- sick. So we had a substitute for the substitute. The ago. It wasn't given much space in the newspa- latter didn't reach our neighborhood until four pers, but Lee Trevino made a similar noble ges- ness Bureau and said: "Send me some betterbusi- o'clock in the afternoon and then didn't leave any- iess." ture last weekend after winning the Hawaiian thing but second class mail (newspapers and Open in Honolulu. The U.S. open champ took circulars) and failed to pick up the outgoing let- 275 VIA ROSADA * BOCA RATON, FLA.- Pleasant Evening . . . Here's my recipe for a ters. $10,000 of his $25,000 first place prize and put I Royal Palm Plaza - 395-0544 . |/* mighty pleasant evening, especially if you are one Gee, if they'd only sent that good looking chick it in a trust fund for the son of the late Hawaiian of those would be vocalists who love to join sing- who delivers the Boca beat. Then nobody would a-longs. Ensconce yourself in one of those easy have cared what was left for them. Soon aside to seats around the piano bar in the top floor lounge Jim Wise. Hurry back, pal. We think you're a dan- of Fort Lauderdale's Sheraton Hotel and delight in dy. And we certainly miss you. the entertainment provided there by genial Kenny "I am Sincerely Grateful •>. Watkins. Lots of Attractions ... A long list of diversi- Kenny not only sings well, but fingers the black fied, big name attractions have been booked for for the support of over 111,000 citizens who and white keys deftly. He knows every old son in the West Palm Beach Auditorium in the next few the proverbial book and lends a willing ear to all months, with the most imposing list scheduled for voted their approval of my record in Congress requests. And he doesn't care a bit if you like to February. warble along with him. However, January has two offerings in which you on November 5th, and deeply appreciate the may be interested. The Ringling Circus opens there the 22nd for four days and on the 29th Fred War- help of all those who worked with us in the ing will bring in his musical famed Pennsylvan- campaign. ians. when Starting the February parade will be Xavier Cugat and his orchestra on the 4th. Then comes To all 9th Congressional District residents, ! the New York Philharmonic Orchestra under the baton of Leonard Bernstein on the 10th. Follow- pledge to continue to represent the views of ing will be "Man Of La Mancha" on the 14 and TURN TO THE FIRM 15, Count Basie and his band on the 16th, and the the people of this District in the 91st Con- BEST QUALIFIED Al Hirt show on the 21st. Did I mention the Rowan and Martin show on the 8th? Well, pencil it in. gress, and to strive to give each citizen prompt, March brings "Holiday On Ice" for six days, personal service at all times." opening the 3rd and a troupe presenting "Fun- In BOCA. BATON, ny Girl" on the 20th and 21st. I'm not a Polynesian show devotee. But my host Faithfully yours, took me to the one at the Yankee Clipper Hotel SALES for R.C.A., in Fort Lauderdale last week and I have to ad- MOTOROLA, and ADMIRAL mit it was a pretty good revue of its kind.'The offering's two feminine stars, Nani Maka and Tuai, are the most comely grass skirted optical treats I've gazed upon in years. Title of the car- PAUL G. ROGERS nival, "South Sea Safari." Congreisrnan — 9th District COVE TV PD. POL. ADV. 9th DIST. DEM. COMMITTEE, F. Sikes. Chm. COLOR CENTER Isn't It The Truth Dept. . . . You're moving: The BEST in service for all makes! Matty Foy Cove Shopping Center '" R. C. Bogan 399-7585 Deerfield Beach, Fla. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 3 p.m. for Robert ISN'T IT HIGH TIME YOU TRADED? Carl Bogan, 70, 670 C a-. Everyone Loves A mino Gardens Blvd., who died Saturday. Mr. Bogan came to Boca Raton in 1965 from Middleton, Ohio, A re- BUICK tired executive of arm- co Steel Corp., he was a member of Advent Lu- FOR THE BEST DEAL ON A theran Church, Kiwanis Club and the American Legion Post here. Survivors include his 7969 BUICJf wife, Catheryn of Boca Raton and one sister, SEE FRANK COULSON Mrs. Donald Dearness of, Cincinnati, Ohio. Direct Factory Dealer Services will be con- ducted at Advent Lu- FINESTSERVICE * LARGE PAINT & BODY SHOP theran Church. Friends may call at Lorne-Bab- ione Funeral Home from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday and at the church from Noon to DELRAY BEACH 3 p.m. Tuesday. Contributions in lieu ...SEE US 1616 N. Federal Hwy. - Ph. 278-3292 of flowers may be made to Advent Lutheran FOR LOW COST AUTO FINANCING Church. NEW HOMES NOW AVAILABLE
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opened the hood, and then got By JIM RIFENBURG relate to automobile troubles, others fall into differnet cate- back into the car to try to start it again. Her disabled car was The following was submit- gories. still in the intersection and .>•: ted to this column; But Thursday afternoon, we still blocking one lane of traf-: Not too long ago, the Boca arrived at the intersection of Raton Police Department was Palmetto Park road and Fourth fie. , - Ml/* Books the recipient of a rash of com- avenue just as a woman motor- The whole incident took lesJr pliments for assistance render- ist was brought up to a sud- time than it takes to relate ed stranded motorists. Just den halt by car trouble. She it. At about the time she step- generally speaking, our police had entered the intersection ped back into the car, the traf- Before a child can read, his acquainance with adult moving pictures, take over adult popular officers do a first class job of when the car failed. Following fic signal changed and who literature begins through listening to the songs songs, and read the same comics that adults taking care of persons in all more or less standard operat- should swoop past the strand- and stories of people. read. They appropriate from adult material sorts of predicaments — some ing procedure, she stepped out, ed motorist making a left turn Mothers of yesterday chanted or, sang to their those things they understand and enjoy. but one of Boca Raton's finest. babies. In simpler days, old women told homely He kept going. .••;• But there remain a great number of stories r tales of the beasts and kept alive legends of which are intended for children only. Today's Thanks, officer. ' strange events. youngsters will find them available in increas- The men told stories to the adults of great ing numbers in some of the finest books ever 'Help somebody...' Strangely enough, I pickeF adventures, and we may be sure the children written. up the sequel to this incident :i and minstrels, took these tales and made a short time later. Today marks the opening of Children s Book True enough, the first of- them into the ballads and hero tales of the Week, a reminder that there is a whole body people. ficer ignored the lady. But the of literature for children which isn't available next officer who came along So the unwritten folk literature grew and was on the movie screens, in the comic sections, passed on by word of mouth for centures be- promptly radioed the station or on the boob tube. and asked that a tow truck be fore it was gathered tegether for printing. Much The theme for the Children's Book Week of it was bloody and terrible; some of it sent out to help her. As it was romantic, some coarse and humorous, told observance this year is' 'Go Places with Books." all turned out, the truck wasn't by adults to adults. The first place to go is the Boca Raton Public needed. A short time latei^ Library where a week-long display of new the officer again called th — LoPet ley, from The Christian Science Monitor Fall from grace The view from Tallahassee H the nation's politicians haven'^understood cial - interest group after another. It was in- yet, the Galltip poll has put it in black and evitable that it would eventually step on enough Too many quarterbacks white: 46 per cent of those interviewed felt that toes to fall from favor with the majority. big government, rather than big labor or big Big business, the favorite whipping boy business, was the greatest threat to the nation. of the nation's liberals for 30 years, has be- In 1959, the twilight of the Eisenhower ad- By MALCOLM JOHNSON assume policy-making from its verely restricted by the ^ come less of a threat in the public mind: most innovative stage, the key- power of the Governor who un-^ ministration, big labor was considered the na- Only 12 per cent of those interviewed con- tion's chief threat. Government ranked behind The 1969 session of Flori- noters should be majority and der the Constitution also holds sider it a major threat today, compared to 15 minority party leaders — not the "supreme executive power' business. But now after ample experimentation per cent nine years ago. da's Legislature could very well with unbridled government power filtering its become a contest with too many the presiding officers; and the of the State. way into the daily life of the American people, The American people apparently feel that quarterbacks trying to call sig- Republican and Democratic pol- So, do you get the picture? the concern has shifted. the big brother form of government is no icy should be the same for both nals on both sides. Downstairs is Governor Kirk, The change comes as no real surprise. For longer a solution of all problems. It is the At last week's organizing houses. It's no good having pol- almost a decade government has been growing major problem. icy pronouncements coming now constitutionally able and session, there was brave pre- personally anxious, to succeed in size and influence, pandering to one spe- — Dallas Morning News game talk from the rostrums from both directions without or- ganized party support. himself. Upstairs, there must of House and Senate about re- be a Republican legislator capturing the role of policy- Besides, both parties are (probably Sen. Bill Young) who* maker from the executive wants to take the party nomi- branch of government. split, with leaders of both joc- keying now for running room nation away from Kirko Whoopers still awing Both the new Speaker of the for Governor and other major House and the new President capital offices in 1970. Downstairs, there are Secre- of the Senate accepted their tary of State Tom Adams and We shall soon be getting word on this year's counted as against only 15 in 1941, when grave gavels with speeches that Surely, Governor Kirk and the Attorney General Earl Fair- scoring in one of North America's most excit- doubts were held over the possibility of sav- sounded remarkably like what Democratic cabinet aregoingto cloth thinking of running for ing contests — that of the noble whooping crane ing this magnificent flying creature. Although we have become accustomed to follow through on their legal the Democratic governor nom- in his fight against extinction. the fight for survival is far from over, the ef- hear at the opening of each obligations and send up to the ination and knock off Kirk, who Already Canada has broadcast its first re- fort is now well awing and naturalists both in regular session from Gover- Legislature budget recommen- irritates in presiding over then# port. The Alberta Fish and Wildlife Depart- Canada, where the birds oversummer, and nors setting forth administra- dations fully considered after at Cabinet meetings. '• ment announces that it has spotted five of in the United States, where they over-winter, tive desires. hearings of agencies under Upstairs, there is Senate the giant cranes near the town of Vermil- know more and more about their habits and Senate President John E. them. The Legislature can t lion. These rare and wonderful birds were needs and know these can be satisfied. Mathews said the Legislature move far into that presession President Jack Mathews, stand- apparently on their way to their winter nest- would cooperate with the Gov- activity without violating its ing in prime position for that Along with the outcome of many other is- own laws. Democratic nomination him- ing grounds on the Aransas National Wild- sues this fall, we shall await with bated breath ernor and Cabinet, but "we life Refuge on Texas' s Gulf of Mexico coast. will not abdicate our responsi- self. This year has been a most heartening one the final reports from Aransas. bility to initiate programs. . ." so far. Last spring 45 whooping cranes were — Christian Science Monitor But Kirk and the Cabinet un- Both upstairs and down- House Speaker Fred Schultz doubtedly will be split on many stairs, among Democrats and challenged his colleagues to be matters outside the budget. The Republicans, there are men~ "innovative", and even brought Attorney General, like the Gov- hankering to be tagged as run-^ % On second thought forth under his own impulse an ernor, is charged by law with ning - mates with the various expansive new schoolhouse bond making recommendations on governorship candidates for the financing proposal. law enforcement. Other Cabi- new office of lieutenant gov- We can applaud such a surge net officers are accustomed to ernor. sending up bills they want pass- of leadership, and acknowledge So, if they want to keep the that the State Constitution (new ed to help carry out their ad- The now music ministrative duties. ball on the field at all next and old) does indeed give the Spring,' they had better sort law-making power (if that is their signal -callers out from all there is to policy-making) Furthermore, the Legisla- By GUS HARWELL Often I find myself actively than the jitterbugging of 20 ture must recognize that its au- the referees, and find out who's and 25 years ago. to the Legislature. What's disapproving of the dancing and more, we have seldom had a thority to innovate is se- playing where on what EVEN THOUGH it probably the music which absorbs young Understand, I never could Legislature that wasn't innova- didn't cause more than a ripple people nowadays. jitterbug. I was strictly a fox tive, for good or bad; and al- in the grownup world we move But I should keep my mouth trot and waltz man, myself. most never one that didn't buck in, the teenagers in Boca Ra- shut for three excellent rea- the desires of the Governor and ton — or a least a few hundred sons. SPEAKING, I hope, for the Cabinet at a few points or many. of them, heard the Blue Cheer 1. I have a tin ear, can't fogie generation, I do feel that Friday night carry a tune and know little I have a limited right to be I can only report — second or nothing about music. irritated by boys with long, dirty-looking hair. So, what's new about this hand — that the Blue Cheer 2. About 100 years ago when show of zest from the presid- Sunday 4A Nov. 17,1968 is a three-man band with long I was a teenager, some of the And may I plaintively ask, Published every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at 34 S.E. hair, and the noise it.(they?) music was as bad or worse. ing officers? We had the same from the depth of my "Star- sort of talk, although not quite 2nd St., Boca Raton, Fla., 33432, by the Boca Raton Pub- makes is loud. 3. There's no use in wast- dust, Smoke Gets in Your Eyes, so precise, from Senate Pres- My daughter said they were ing anything, including irrita- Tuxedo Junction, It Had to Be ident Verle Pope and House lishing Co., Inc. Phone 395-8300. great, or something to that ef- tion, and my displeasure with You" generation soul--where Speaker Ralph Turlington in fect. She also was impressed the music of the now genera- is the music from this now 1967 — and it turned into afree- W.H. HARWELL, Jr., Publisher' by the magnificent variety of tion makes not a single dent generation that will last. for-all. sounds they were able to pro- in it. duce with guitar and amplifier. The novelty pop music is In the first place, there is JOHN T. OPEL. H. CLAY RILEY I didn't hear a note of the AND SO, Blue Cheer and all with us. Is this the musical dubious propriety in men chos- Editor Adv. Mgr. music, and I( suspect I wouldn't the other weird combinations, legacy they'll take into adult- en to preside fairly to all sides have appreciated it. do your worst. hood and pass on to the future over a legislative body strik- Entered as second class mail at the postoffice at Boca You could hardly be worse generations? ing out as open advocates of one Raton, Florida under the act of March 8, 1879. I FIND MYSELF irritated than "Mairsie Doats and Doesie I hope there's something program or another. Even with the current teen music — Doats," or "Boop, Boop more. And if not, I hope the if they maintain a strict neutral- Member of the Florida Press Association and National I don't know exactly what you Diddum Daddum, Waddum, garbled sounds and words of ity, they'll have all they can do Newspaper Association, Subscription rates; By carrier in call it, because such descrip- Choo." today's pop tunes make more to keep order and expedite de- tions as "rock and roll" have And whatever dancing they're sense after they've cured for bate. the city70<£ per month; by mail in the U.S., one year Si0.00, doing nowadays isn't any worse a few years. 6 months $6.00, 3 months $4.00. L long since been passed by. If the Legislature is going to Sunday, Nov. 17, 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS 5A Ray .Sorel's sea chest Planing a square-stern canoe placement hull, If power engine in it, and to tell them by looking carry a small boat that By RAY SOREL you put a big, powerful the other with a six cyl- at them. they call a whaleboat, engine in it, it will tend inder 135 horsepower Lifeboats you'll no- but it usually has an en- I don't think I'd have engine in it. They were gine in it. to argue much with you to squat and suck the tice, are displacement RUDOLPH C. .LARSON transom down in the wa- fishing boats. hulls because they're I learned to sail in a COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY OF DISTINCTION to convince you that Displacement hulls there's a fundamental ter. The deeper the expected to survive seas double - ended whale- transom goes into the are usually more sea- out in the ocean when boat. It was seaworthy difference between in worthy than planing the hull of a planing water, the more it be- they're loaded with peo- enough but cranky. They haves like a planing hull. hulls. Naval architects ple who are likely not didn't want to come ARCHITECTURAL EXECUTIVE SUITE outboard and I've never seen a Unit- will tell you that you get sailors. These double about, and half the time INTERIORS WEIR PLAZA BLDG. the hull of a ed States built boat made speed at the sacrifice ended lifeboats resem- you'd have to backwind INDUSTRIAL B5S S, FEDERAL HIGHWAY of seaworthiness. Some BOCA RATON, FLORIDA 33432 canoe. like this. I've seen the ble the whaleboats that, the jib to force them MARINE But if you same design of boat 36 planing hulls are less the whalers used to around. Once you learn- chopped feet long, one with a seaworthy than others, chase whales. Most ed to sail these things, about a third one cylinder six horse- though, and it isn't easy American destroyers you could sail anything. of the stern of a canoe off and planked This advertisement appeared in THE YIALL STREET JOURNAL, Friday, Nov. 75, 1968 i up the end with a square transom, you could make the canoe plane. How do you suppose the action of the canoe would change if you cut the stern off a little at a time and tested it with an outboard each time? If you try to drive an unmodified canoe too fast, it just squats deep- er in the water and makes a big stern wave. tion like yours As you begin to cut away the stern, it moves fas- ter and faster and makes a smaller and smaller stern wave. Fi- nally you'll reach a point when the hull begins to plane and if you go a little further, it'll reach maximum plane. Lifeboats and most sailboats have hulls that resemble an unmodified canoe and these are called displacement hulls. Most power boats have a more or less square transom and , these are called plan- ing hulls. Do you ever find boats that are half- way between a planing hull and a displacement hull?. . . like we were half way along in the canoe experiment? Yes, there are such boats. Nearly all motor sail- ers are made in with this combination type hull. A motor sailer has enough of the dis- placement hull so that it can sail fairly well when the wind is favorable. But it has enough of the planing characteristics so that it performs bet- ter than a sailboat un- der power. A motor sailer also usually has considerably more pow- er in the engine than you usually find in the auxil- iary of a sailboat of the same size. Motor sailers rarely travel under either sail or power alone. The sail usually adds its power to the engine to make the boat go a little fas- ter on less fuel. The main advantage of the sail is that the pres- sure of the wind on it keeps the boat from rolling, so it's usually more comfortable than a power boat. The sail also acts as a spare engine in case some- thing happens to the one in the guts of the boat. I saw a boat design in Nova Scotia that changes from a dis- placement hull to a plan- ing type as the speed in- creases. How is it pos- sible? The hull is de- signed like a displace- This is an ad for company presidents who know paper has stories about violence in the streets, it's in is only $6.85 per thousand dollars. And there is plenty ment hull below the wa- terline as the boat is at there is something better than big city soot, con- another community. of pre-zoned, clean-industry property available that's rest. But there is a wide gestion, labor problems you can live without, and A four-bedroom, two-bath, living room, family quite inexpensive compared to similar property up north. transom just above the room/dining room, centrally air conditioned and heated, waterline. If you put a taxes you can't afford. Now take advantage of us. small, low horsepower two car garage, built-in appliances home can be pur- engine in this boat, it Maybe your company should be In Boca Raton, Florida. chased for $29,500. The price includes a 75' by 100' lot. Now you should take some action. To find out more will behave as a dis- No, it isn't just a country club. It's a beautiful city of And a screened-in swimming pool. in terms of your own particular needs. And perhaps to let us help you conduct a fact-finding, visit (and sun- 27,000 people between Palm Beach and Fort Lauderdale Food costs are 4% below the national average. There shine holiday) to Boca Raton this winter. New club will and, incidentally, a great place to do business. Ask IBM. are no personal income taxes, no actual estate or in- As of October, 1968, IBM had over 1,100 employees heritance taxes. There are homestead exemptions. If you are an executive officer of your company, write us a letter with some idea of your requirements for land, • be chartered at their new plant in Boca Raton. Just up the road are out- Florida Atlantic University is here. It's only five physical facilities, personnel, etc. We will put top men fits like RCA and Westinghouse. You know they didn't years old but has a student body of nearly 6,000. Mary- The Gold Coast Scot- on it, try to answer as many specific questions as we come here to play golf. They're here to make money. mount College is here. And so is St. Andrews prep tish Rite Club of Boca can, and have an answer back as soon as possible. Raton will receive its But a funny thing is happening to them on the way school. One of the-nation's finest Montessori schools Then, if you're serious, we'll roll out the red carpet charter at an informal to the bank. They jtre playing golf because there are is just 15 minutes away. There are lots of primary and dinner Saturday, Nov. to make your trip to Boca R&ton productive. 30, at the Gold Coast seven golf courses within ten minutes of downtown secondary private schools. Shrine Club of Deer- Boca Raton. They are healthier because the air is so Who are "we"? The biggest bank in the area, First *@field Beach. The middle of the sticks? Hardly. Bank and Trust of Boca Raton. We're a $60 million Scottish Rite mem- clean it's like giving up two packs of cigarettes a day. bers now residing in And they are. lying on the beach because the beach is Saks Fifth Avenue, Jordan Marsh, F.A.O. Schwarz, dollar bank and growing. (Whiere else but Boca Raton this area from 87 Blue never more than twelve blocks away from anything Schrafft's, Abercrombie & Fitch are all within a 40- could you find a twelve-year old bank that grew 50% Lodges of Northern minute drive. To Palm Beach and Fort Lauderdale and last year?) States attended the last in Boca Raton. If you don't think that's worth, some- meeting. thing, ask the last three executives who quit your Miami airports takes less than an hour. Lear jets land Address- your letter to Thomas Fleming, Chairman, at the local airport. Miami is a 45-minute drive down at the address below. Total expenditure for company. Or ask your wife. Or your doctor. scientific research and the Sunshine Parkway. We want to sell your company a little fresh air. development in the If your employees can't be happy here...they just can't be happy. The area is growing faster than any other In Florida, Netherlands this year Boca Raton is a place where taxes are lower. Good and has been for the past four years. If you bought a #will be more than $580 1 First Bank and Trust Company of Boca Raton, U. A. million. About 57 per living costs less. Stop signs don't become traffic jams. piece of property here in 1963 for $10,000, it would P.O. Box B, Boca Raton, Florida 33432 • Phone 3G5-395-442O cent of it will be ac- White shirts stay white. And, when the local news- probably be worth about $27,000 today. Property tax ANATIONH.BAHK/MEMBER:rEDERALDEPOSITIN5URANCECOSPORATlON counted for by industry and trade, the re- mainder by government. jjgCA RATON NEWS Sunday, Nov. 17. 1968 pi\dulHi\q Se* amid stateZy trees, lush landscaping, classic ^f inspiring garden-type Mausoleum at Forest Lawn provide the gy f k P|S burialZ a noble resting place. We welcome your inspection at any time. Pre-need selection offers family protection at lower prices and wider choice of location. Write, call or visit for color brochure and complete information. Serving Broward and Palm Beach Counties The patterns of light and shadow can make a picture of sparkling Light and shadow brilliance of what may seem the most mundane of subjects. This is a head of grass seed discovered ripening in a vacant lot in Boca Raton. CARD AND GIFT SHOP Sistrunks to perform ^ LIMITED QUANTITY ART BOXED Janet and George Sis- of ' FAU's "Music at trunk, will be presented Noon" series. CHRISTMAS CARDS in a voice recital at Florida Atlantic Uni- The public may at- at SO /e discount versity Wednesday at tend without charge, noon in the University GENERAL ELECTRIC The IMPRINTING AVAILABLE Theatre. program will be The husband and wife concluded by a duet from COVE SHOPPING CENTER FILTER-FLO® team - baritone and so- Mozart s Don Giovan- at the Hillsboro bridge prano - will be the fea- m sunS bY the Su- Deerfield Beach 399-2332 tured artists in the sixth trunks. -r^i.''m'j[ AUTOMATIC JHIibest Wiay to en joy all t h e |Q|«>| •I exbiternent of this Fall's Shoves! $"• k 3 WASH CYCLES You'll be pleased to discover- that there's a magnificent Ineludisig Magnavox Color TV to suit e\erv budget, and an authentic $*? style—in a wide variety Permanent of hand-rubbed finishesan d COLOR STEREO THEATRES distinctive decorator colors— Press to compliment any room: Contemporary, Mediterranean, Early American, Danish •?.r.! •;•;"•.v'l Modern, Italian or French Provincial, regal Aegean Classic .-.' —even Far Eastern Contemporary' 1. 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Bergmann, Deerfield Beach, General Chairman out charge for first 90-days. HEAR WORLD FAMOUS ARTISTS BUDGET TEHfviS: 90 days (no interest) or up to 24 months AH major credit cards honored. Factory Authorized Magnavox Service cole-mcdanieL SHOPPERS HAVEN atn Av'E. SHOPPING PLAZA OPEN MONDAY & FRIDAY Magna POMPANO BEACH BOCA RATON 'TIL 9 P.M. -HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER WH 1-5837 395-4122 •POMPANO BEACH 275O E. Atlantic Blvd. - in Atlantic Square - Phone 941-144-1 Store Hours; 9 to 5:30 Daily. Pompano store open Mon. and Fri. 'til 8:30 ^S^s3»iSSSSii.tiSs^^ Sunday, Nov. 17, 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS 7A F Bobtails - news from Boca Raton High PRICES 0 Seniors flocking to final games SUNDAY 10 'Til 1 MONDAY 9 "iii 9 will repair to be used as to help children at bers attended a dis- SHOP FLORIDA'S By DIanne Rocheleau ed from band members. trict convention in Fort DRUGS LARGEST Christmas gifts for nee- Neighborhood Center to DRUG CHAIN After the game the dy children. The distri- finance and carry out a Myers Saturday. They The football season at Honor Society will spon- bution of the canned project to make Christ- entered an informative Boca High is nearly at sor a sock-hop featur- mas gifts for their par- exhibit on heart trans- an end. Seniors flock- goods and toys will be plants in the dis- ing the "Liquid Sun- carried out in coopera- ents. These membersof BOCA RATON ed to thelastfewgames, shine Company". the club feel that chil- trict competition. • realizing that these tion with the county wel- dren want to be a part of a 150 W. Camino Real fare agency. football games will be The Civinettes have the gift-giving spirit of BUY - BUILD - SELL Christmas and this pro- DEERFIELD DELRAY I the last ones they will planned an especially • Village Mart Shopping • Post Office Shopping attend as students at The Red Cross is al- ject will allow them to BRANNON REALTY, lnc active program for the so preparing for the hol- Realtor Center Center the high school,, holiday season. Besides work on handmade spe- The "Senior Spirit idays by filling Christ- cial gifts for their moth- Complete Service SHULTONS sponsoring the annual mas stockings to be dis- Property Management Buses" have been a big Christmas Dance, the ers and fathers. boost to both the team tributed to needy chil- 330 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. • OLD SPICE girls will be involved dren. 391-2444 391-1984. and the Senior Class. in three major service Paramedics me um- Class officers hope to projects. Canned goods , SMOOTH see the spirit continue will be collected from The Junior High FHA Buy with confidence from ARRID to grow in support of students for the bene- has been busy preparing Americas largest jewelers upcoming basketball for its district meeting fit of needy families in 500 stores coast to coast SHAVE ^contests, too. the area. The annual held Saturday, at Bible- ' REG. OR MENTHOL, LIMIT 1 EXTRA DRY The last home game, Civitan fruitcake sale town. Diamonds to $5000 8.8 OZ. ANTI-PERSPIRANT Nov. 22, will be a spe- will also be part of the For a fund raising Watches to $1300 OUR REG. OUR REGULAR 1.53 cial eveningi beginning Civinette program. project, the club is soon 60 Day money back guarantee if not 1.00 with the spaghetti sup- going to sell nightshirts. satisfied on any purchase per from 4:30 to 7 p.m. Last but not least, Recently the Jr. F.H.A. Expert watch repair sponsored by the Band. the Civinettes will col- donated $50 to the school Shoppers Tickets can bepurchas- lect used toys which they for a water cooler. Haven Open til Pompano Z ALE'S 'P.M.Nitely; Some members of 941-5710 Theater to present RAYETTE LIMIT ONE People Unlimited plan AQUANET history of protest HAIRSPRAY That there's nothing The last will include 13 OZ. REGULAR OR HARD TO HOLD ALKA new in protest will be material from plays, OUR REGULAR 66e amply illustrated when poems, speeches, let- Florida Atlantic Uni- ters, diaries and car- SELTZER versity's Readers The- toon strips. BOX OF 36 atre presents "I Pro- The public may at- LIMIT ONE test" Thursday and Fri- tend without charge to # day evenings, Nov. 21 the presentation at LIMIT I OUR REG. and 22. 8 p.m. in FAU's ballet 93c "From the Pelopon- room (Humanities 30.) DRAPERY STUDIO nesian War to the Viet- nam War, men have LADIES' 2-PIECE voiced their outrage at for the Custom Draperies and Shades current events," says CORRECT TIME Decorating Service COCIGH Assistant Professor of Free Consultation SKIRT English Joseph E. Con- 24 hours a day 3( away who is directing OUR REG the performance. , 1.43 ' Call 395-2010 SUIT UM1T ONE Eighteen students will courtesy of show protests down the 3062 N. FEDERAL HWY. PHONE the ages from the ^OC^RATON BOCA RATON, FLA. 399-7033 SET Greeks to Jules Felf- NEWEST STYLE fer through mixed med- NATIONAL BANK AND LATEST COLORS ia - pictures, slides, SIZES 10-18 and the spoken word. S. Fed. af Camino Real 5.98 999 VALUE £ 199 This Christmas Give The Gift BAIT BUCKET:....• For A Life Time... ri .63 fj A New J --••" Organ REFi»10RSET 69 and Six Months 50c VALUE "JEM" CLASSIC KODAK INSTAMATICI of Private LANTER44 MOVIE 1.98 VALUE SO qt. 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IBM 2207 Banyan Road 395-2552 m Designers — Builders — Developers 700 Banyan Trail University Park 395-0500 BOCA AUTO SERVICE 901 S.W. 3rd St. 395-4300 SAL'S SPORT SHOP 600 N. Federal Hwy. 395-9511 JACK KEITZER 1941 N. Federal Hwy. 399-2881 i DEE'S GARAGE Men's and Boy's Wear 47 S.E. 1st Ave. 395-4995 BOCA CRAFT BAZAAR, INC. Body and Fender Repair SMSTHSON & KEYSER 20 S. Dixie Hwy. 395-2919 101 N.W. 3rd St. 395-4441 Builders Inc. m KOHTZ PLUMBING 108 N.W. 3rd St. 395-3122 Compliments of 99 N.W. 1st. Ave. 395-0800 BOCA HEATING & AIR-CONDITIONING, INC. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE m 707 N.W. 8th St. 395-4458 N.G. DRACOS ASSOCIATES LAKE ROGERS 855 S. Federal Hwy. 395-9000 I Incorporated Community Homes by A & P Const. Co. m BOCA TACKLE SHOP 42 S.E. 4th St. 395-3432 400 N.E. 27th Circle 395-4254 THE TREE HOUSE 451 £. Palmetto Park Rd. 395-0969 LEISUREVILLE CLUB COMMUNITY Children Apparel 395-7505 I Royal Palm Plaza 409 Golfview Drive *¥: DUGAN TRAVEL SERVICE 701 Leisure Blvd. 563-4276 BOCA RATON HOTEL & CLUB 75 S. Federal Hwy. 395-2112 Leisureville m Com/no Real 395-3000 TRAINQR METAL PRODUCTS CO. LETURMY LAWN SERVICE :•:•:•: FEDERAL TV SALE and SERVICE J77 N.W. 16th St. P.O. Box 7776 395-5520 and Landscaping-Power Spraying 497 N.E. 20th. 399-4779 BOCA RATON LETTER SERVICE 303 N.W. 7sf. Ave. 395-1717 XvJ 29 E. Boca Raton Rrl. 399-2229 TURNER NURSERY and LANDSCAPE C01 £1 FINANCIAL SERVICE CORP. LIBERTY GLASS, INC. 980 N. Federal Hwy. 395-3636 m BOCA RATON NATIONAL BANK 850 N. Dixie Hwy. 395-5616 447 S, Fed. Hwy. Boca RAton 395-4155 m 77 £. Camino Real 395-2300 UNIVERSITY INN and :•>:•: m FIRST BANK & TRUST CO. of BOCA RATON LILLY PULITZER of Boca Raton, Inc. SCHRAFFT'S RESTAURANT m BOCA RATON OFFICE SUPPLY NATIONAL ASSOCIATION "Under the Banyan Tree" 2700 N. Federal Hwy. 395-5225 20 S. Dixie Hwy. 395-4103 Under supervision of Don Hill S.E. 1st Ave. & Royal Palm Rd. 395-4420 190 E. Boca Raton Rd. 395-3140 I LINKS DRIVE INN VILLAGE BUTCHER SHOP FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN 575 N. Federal Hwy. 395-4591 330 E. Palmetto Park Road 395-9921 I BOCA RATON TAXI, INC. of Delray Beach i 303 N.W. 7sf Avenue 395-4104 601 N. Federal Hwy. 395-2121 LOVE DRUG COMPANY WATS1DE GARDENS NURSERY 779 S.E. 1st Street 395-2600 Wholesale sss BLUM'S of boca R.C. FISH ASSOCIATION, INC. Boca Raton Rd. P. 0. Box 220 395-1538 Furniture of Distinctive Quality 2650 N.W. 1st Ave. 395-3600 2980 N. Federal Hwy. 395-5212 MADDOX REALTY ® 507 N.E. 20th St. 395-2900 MJ. WEIR and SONS, INC. FLORIDA AIRMOTIVE of BOCA RATON, INC. 855 S. Federal Hwy. 395-4000 BOTON 5c to $1 STORE J.C. MITCHELL AND SONS 747 S.E. 1st Ave. 395-5202 Boca Raton Air Field w. 395-1699 278-4011 Realtors and Insurance 1 22 S. Federal Hwy. 395-4711 ZETTLEMOYER BRASS KNOCKER GIFT SHOP FRAN'S CHICKEN HAVEN ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS i 77 S. Federal Hwy. 395-2566 NATIONAL HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTER (Behind Ranch House) 2.250 N. Conference Drive 395-4576 Florida Rooms - Carports - Kitchens 1925 N. Fee/era/ Hwy. 395-0781 I 2650 N.W. 1st Ave. 395-4884 I 1 i IOA BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, Nov. 17, 1968 Pahokee beats Bobcats, 31-20, but not easily Pahokee dumped the Nolan, fullback, crack- recovered a Blue De- had to punt. Pahokee Bobcats Friday night, ing over from the one- vel fumble on the Bob - needed no invitation to 31-20. The Blue Devils, yard line for a touch- cat 28. score. It was Walter had been expected to down. The conversion The Cats lost yard- Osborne all the way, win. kick tied the score at age twice. In des- as he picked up yard- But they didn't win as 7-7. peration, Quarterback age on every play and easily as they might But it wasn't tied long. George Sparling threw capped it with a 25- have hoped. It was any- After hitting the line the bomb. Jim Agatheas yard broken field run one's ball game until three times, Pahokee picked it out of the air to the goal line. The midway in the fourth sprung Osborne loose in the end zone after score and PAT gave Pa- quarter when Pahokee for a 60 yard run and a the halftime gun hadhokee a 21-14 lead. went out in front, 28-20 touchdown. They went sounded. The boot was Boca Raton took over to put the game out of out in front with the PAT good and the Cats took again just before the reach. 14-7. their halftime rest with whistle blew for the Taking thekickoff, the , Following another ex- a 14-14 tie. fourth quarter. But they Blue Devil's made it change of the ball, a po- Taking the second1 half did it the hard way. De- look like Boca Raton was tential Pahokee scoring kickoff, the Bobcats fensive end Don Cay- in for a long, long night. bid was nipped in the were held to only three Mike Gross picks off a pass fora Boca Raton score in the game with Pahokee. With speedster Walter bud when Rick Wadkins yards gain before they (Continued on Page 11 A) Osborne carrying _ the ball, the Pahokee squad needed just five plays For duck hunters from scrimmage to make a touchdown. Half- back Leopold Sterling went over from the four Season opens Nov. 28 yard line for the score and the conversion kick Waterfowl hunters half hour before sunrise Hunting regulations, was good. will again have the op- to sunset. maps, and additional in- Gaining little yardage portunity to take ducks Two entrances are formation are available on the first series of and coots on the Loxa- available to hunters. at both refuge entranc- plays after the TD kick- hatchee National Wild- One of these Is located es. For further infor- off, the Bobcats had to life Refuge during the at the refuge headquar- mation contact the Ref- punt out but the defense regular waterfowl sea- ters west of Delray uge Manager, Route 1, was able to hold the Blue son. The season this Beach and the other is Box 278, Delray Beach, Devils at midfield on year is set for the pe- the Hillsboro Recrea- Fla., telephone number the change of the ball. riod from Nov. 28 tion Area west of Boca 732-3684. Taking a Pahokee punt through Dec. 1,1968 and Raton. Hunters desiring on their own 16- from Dec. 14, 1968to use airboats must en- yard line, the Bobcats through Jan. 14, 1969. ter through the refuge Smith gets started a march that saw During the season headquarters and must them retaining the ball hunters may take a dai- have a current permit through the balance of. ly bag limit of four ducks issued by the refuge net of 56 the first quarter and and ten coots which may manager allowing such slamming repeatedly not include more of the use. Permits are avail- following species than able at refuge headquar- Nancy Smith shot a through the middle. The net of 56 Thursday to drive ended with Tom two wood ducks, one ters on request. Boats canvasback or one red- will be allowed to be take honors at Univer- head, two black ducks, left on the refuge at the sity Park Country Club. Jets sell and two mallards. In refuge headquarters She led the ladies Boca Raton fullback Tom Nolan picks up yardage in the Friday night game. addition to the limit of entrance beginning Nov. group in a tournament other ducks, five mer- 25 and throughout the which saw the three tickets gansers may be taken season. worst holes dropped Bowling standings daily of which not more Hunters are remind- from the scorecard. The Uniformed members than one may be a hood- ed that state law re- gals used full handicap. of the Boca Jet and Jet ed merganser. quires all boats to fly Second place was tak- Junior Football teams Camino Gardens Royal Palm Women's Pin Pushers 21 11 Falcons 25 15 Hunters may enter the a twelve inch square en by Martha Schwind will be knocking on Team Won Lost Bowling Association Bangtails 18 14 Odd Balls 25 15 refuge one hour before flag ten feet above the who shot a-57Q doors in town Monday .Tamarinds 20 Team Won Lost Mr. & Mrs. 17 15 Latecomers 25 15 sunrise and must be off bottom of their boat as Bunty Somerville and and Tuesday nights sell- Maypops 18 10 #5 4 0 Crawdads 17 15 Rebels 24 16 the refuge one hour aft- well as having all pre- Peg Pinault tied for ing tickets for the Tur- Hollybacks 16 12 #4 3 1 Penguins 17 15 Sandbaggers 23 17 er sunset. Shooting scribed safety equip- third place honors. Each key Bowl contest Bayberries 15 13 #1 2 2 Lancers 16 16 Duffers 23 17 hours are from one- ment aboard. golfer had a 59. In ad- Thanksgiving. 13 22 dition Mrs. Somerville Hickories 15 #2 2 2 Souls 16 16 Programers 18 A spokesman said the Butternuts 14 14 Chumps Good Guys 13 27 chipped in on the seventh #3 1 3 16 16 youngsters will make a Elm Trees 13 15 Strugglers 15 17 Bad Guys 13 27 Thirteenth hole can hole. door to door canvas of Peach Trees 13 15 #6 0 4 Injuns Travelers 13 27 Esther Schleid was JEagles 15 17 11 low; putts champ with residents. Apple Trees 13 15 High team game and .-•15 17 D'ble T'ble 29 In addition to the foot- Sycamores 12 16 high team triple team Unisons 15 17 High team game Fal- be a real tough one 33 for the round. ball games, a downtown June Ber. 10 18 #4, 545 and 1519; ind. Twin D'ble 13 19 cons 856; high team tri- parade will be held ear- Pep'ridges 9 19 high and ind. triple Wan- Bookworms ple Sandbaggers 2384; Vie Scofield and Be- The Gnats 12 20 Vera Raymond and Hel- lier in the day and a High team game Ta- da Leopold 178 and 468. 12 20 men's ind. high Jim be Rockefeller tied with el Gescheidt for honors Allen is queen will be selected marinds 868; high team Boca Harbour Ladies No See Urns Lamb 208, ind. triple, Bibliocrats 12 20 at the hotel and club at halftime. triple Elm Trees 2413; Team Won Lost 6 26' Dick Harris 582; wom- Wednesday. men's ind. high and ind. Yellow Tails 23.5 12.5 High team game and en's ind. high and ind.McKee takes elected GOIIF triple Bill Wilkens 237 Sailfish 23.5 12.5high team triple Injuns triple Donna Lamb 160 Playing in a best ball and 514; women's ind. Bonitas 20 16 2415 and 888; women's and 433. tourney twosome, the ladies Edwin L. Allen was ATA FINE high and ind. triple Vir- Pompanos 20 16 ind. high and ind. tri- came in with scores of elected president of the ginia Somerville 189 and Angelfish 19.5 16.5 IBM Ladies Associates Jim McKee won the 71. Thirty-nine play- University Park Coun- EXECUTIVE COURSE ple Dottie Beard 235 golf tournament held by try Club Men's Golf As- 4 Holes over 300 yds 467. Barracudas 19 17 and 591; men's ind. high Team Won Lost ers played in 39 de- 1 Hole 270 yds. Pinanhas 15 21 Tarpons 29.5 14.5 men of the Boca Raton gree temperatures in sociation Wednesday. 1 Hole 280 yds. David Fitz 210, ind. tri- Country Club this week. Sturdy Oaks Bowling Starfish 14 22 ple Carl Miller 576. Jacks 27 17 the regular weekly tour- The annual election SNACKBAR - SEER - Weekly Winners Dolphins 13.5 22.5 Yellowtails 26 18 Runnerup in Class A nament. meeting was held by RENTAL CLUBS - division was Walt Mit- DRIVING RANGE. 1-Billig 286 Sharks 12 24 St. Joan of Arc Bluegills 25 19 members. , 2-Cann 279 High team game and Team Won Lost Marlins 23 21 chell. One of the better play- Carl N. Reifsteckwas Green Fees $2.25 In Class B, the win- ers in the group vowed 10 Play Book 18.75 3-O'Brien 263 high team triple, Yel- Tarpons 15 9 Dolphins 22 22 elected vice president 4-VanSteenberg 256 low Tails 613 and 1741; Snooks 14 10 Barracudas 22 22 ner was B. M. (Red) not to play again on the and Carl F. Lyons, sec- Phone 395-3060 for 5-Rooney 249 ind. high and ind. tri- Kingfishs 13 11 Sailfish 21 23 Miller with Hjal Carl- 13th of the month. On retary - treasurer. Starting Time High team game Cann ple, Bertie Breeze 183 Snappers 12 5 11.5 Sharks 21 23 son coming in second. the 13th hole, she shot Ernest J. Schwind is Go out State Rd. #808 past O a disastrous 11, going FAU to U.S. 441 (State Rd. B e n e d i x, Schoenfeld, and 492. Sails 12 12 Snooks 18.5 25.5 Top man in Class C publicity director. 7) turn south 2 miles. Schroeder 115s; high Marlins 10 14 Groupers 15 29 was Jack Owens. Roy out of bounds and hit- team triple Musul, FAU Bowling Wahoos 10 14 Pompanos 14 30 Kruger took second. ting a tree. She had Strauss, Winse, Gog- Team Won Lost Dolphins 9.5 14.5 High team game and No scores were given done the same thing the gan 3212; ind. high and Derelicks 23 9 High team game and high team triple Sail- for the tournament. week before on the 13th. ind. triple Cann, 265 Flyers 23 9 high team triple Wahoos fish 760 and 2094; ind. Last word is she plans and 640. Gut'snipes 22 10 874 and 2353; ind. high high Betty Herrmann to skip that hole entire- OFF Leonard Durrance 214; 191; ind. triple Zelda Weir wins ly next week. ind. triple, William No- Williamson 501, r 18 Hols Par-3 lan 561. OUR 1969 JAVELIN Boca Ratoners Royal Palm IBM Mixed Team Won Lost Maurine Weir topped BOCA RATON Team Won Lost 14 the Royal Palm Wom- at the Rizzo Cellar 30 FLORIDA'S NEWEST Ask us about the Stoppers 28 12 Kreuscher 28.5 15.5 en's Golf Association BOCA RATON CHAMPIONSHIP Widgets 27 13 18 HOLE COURSE price. We never Royal Palm 26.5 17.5 Thursday with a net COUNTRY CLUB fail to give the Tigers 25 15 Team #3 26 18 score of 67. Gently rolling fair- Team #4 25.5 18.5 Pro Shop — Driving Range ways and carpet-rich right answer. The ladies held a low Club Rentals greens accent our Ferguson 24 20 net tournament for reg- par 72 layout... Phone Semi Private Club part of the new Bealler is Tecnico, 23 21 ular weekly play. Guests Welcome Boca Teeca Country DRIVING Club Estates. 276-9992 Nielsons 22.5 21.5 Second place was cap- PAR m EXE7CUTIVE COURSE RANGE S. Fla. Crane 21.5 22.5 Lunch In Beautiful Golfvlew Phone for Lessons champ tured by Lucy Franklin, Dining Room—Cold Beer Starting times: DROP BY OUR SHOWROOM. . . First Fed'rl 18 26 She came in with a 69. Available GREEK FEES 53.OO MEMBERSHIPS 399-5120 WE'VE GOT IT ALL GOING Jack Bealler posted a AFT Apt. 18 26 Third place saw a tie AVAILABLE' net score of 59 Thurs- Nat'l Bank 17 27 between Alice Fraser ELECTRIC CARTS.... $4 00 for US.. .AND for YOU day to win the Class A Amsprad 16 10 PLAY BOOK $25.00 28 and Maudie Mansager. Bab Grant, P.G.A. Instruction division of Dirty Dozen Team #12 10.5 33.5 Both ladies had a score MURRAY MOTORS Plus golf at Boca Raton High team game and 391-1666 COUNTRY CLUB One Mile South of of 70 even for the 18 7401 N. Country Club Blvd. N.W. 51st St. MO" 2nd iie., 102 South Federal, Delray Beach^Phone 278-0374 Country Club. high team triple Rizzo hole round. MO Yds. West of U.S. 1 in Boca Raton m mile west of U.S. 1) Boca Rafon 39S-5120 Authorized American Motors Dealer Delray Beach on U.S. 1 Loren Brentlinger Cellar 747 and 2051; Sixty-one ladies were Close to Delray Beach r\ and Raymond Guy tied men's ind. high and ind. entered in the tourney. for honors in Class B. triple Pete Champlin Each golfer had a net 255 and 599; women's FIRST CHOOSE of 61. ind. high Sue Thompson Class C went to Har- 179, ind. triple Mabel THEN CHOOSE THE YEAR old Poole for his net of C Walker 488. 61. Can You Beat Us ? Nearest to the pin on First Bank and Trust also SEE CONNOR BROWS OTHER TOP hole number 10 was Classic 910 * 90% Residential Financing te Qualified Properties and NAME LINE OF PRE-OWED CARS Russ Baumann whose Team Won Lost Purchasers. in the finest condition ball landed about five Boca Print 22.5 10.5 feet from the flag. Cisco Kid 21 12 * 27 Years on New Construction LARGEST USED CAR DISPLAY IN THE SOUTH For the ladies, Abby Team #5 16.5 16.5 * More than Competitive Bates Finley, with a net of A&P Con. 16 17 * No Pre-payment Penalties 55, was the winner. (Continued on page 11 A) * Appraisals in 24 to 48 hours * No obligation or deposit required to receive prompt comm. PLAY BILLIARDS CALL The most Luxurious billiard room in 1st In Fine Cars 1st In Customer Satisfaction Florida. Fully 1st In Dependability carpeted and iSBERSOS."MIlTtiCI COMPill walnut panelled — Connor Brown GMAC AND LOCAL BANK FINANCING plus 6 professional 3QQ h\*k\ H WEIR PLAZA BUILDING EVERY CAR CAREFULLY CONDITIONED Brunswick tables/ Open Till 9:30 p.m. Mon., Wed., and Friday, Tuesday, Thurs. J77-0IJJ M 855 South Federal' Highway'. Sat. Till 6 p.m. UNIVERSITY BOWL G. Wm. Anderson, Broker H Boca Raton, Florida 33432 p 1699 S. Federal Hwy., Pompano Beach 942-8585 "The South's Mast Luxurious Recreation Center" Authorized Cadillac Dealer Midway Between Ft. Lauderdale and Pompano (j-'omerN-E. 20th St. and Dixie Hwy. Phone 395-5222 Sunday, Nov. 17, 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS 11A Bowling PLAY 29 TUNES IN 6 MONTHS EVEN IF YOU DOH'T "READ" A NOTE! (Continued from 10A) Team #3 16 17 ~ NEW WURLITZER PIANO ~" Fist Bank 15 18 HOBBY COURSE Whistle St. 13 20 FACTORY AUTHORIZED NOVEMBER SPECIAL Rutenberg 12 21 Wiirlitzer Spinet Piano...... $649 All For High team game Rut- Piano Hobby Course 30 enberg Homes and Team 10 Lessons In Your Area .. 25 , 3 947; high team triple Total Value $704l0RGAN Boca Raton Printing 2,- 734; ind, high and ind. triple Steve Zela- PIANOS ® ORGANS zo 254 and 617. 119 Datura - W. Palm Beach - 332-3858 DOWNTOWN WPB ON THE LAKE Open Til "9 P.M. Mon. & Fri. Classified Ad Service LILLIAN MERZ - 395-7089 - BOCA RATON Phone 395-8300 #1 Wurlitzer Dealer in Florida ' MAYER MOTORS, INC. The Place To Go For The Finest in Foreign Car Servicing .3& UlC W-JUi4 Tramping the woods on a brisk day, hunters follow the its citizens and visitors with a wide variety of recreation trail blazed by a faithful pointer. Florida's forests provide and pump vast sums into the economy. MERCEDES-BENZ VO LVO TOYOTA Dangerous time of year 116 S.E. Sixth Avenue - 523-4381 FT. LAUDERDALE,FLA. Fire can destroy hunt lands (U.S. 7 - North end of the Tunnel) DEERFIELD 399-6104 WE'RE SOLID IN SALES Nothing is quite as can change in an instant, into a smouldering strikes, you get burn- Fall may be beautiful, exhilarating as a Fall if the hunter is not ex- wasteland. ed," and truer words . .. but it is also a dan- day in the woods hunt- tra careful with fire. From Jan. 1 to Aug. were never spoken. Not gerous time in the but ing with a well trained The entire area can be- 1 of this year, the Flor- only is there complete woods. Outdoor sports- dog. come engulfed by a rag- ida Forest Service re- destruction of the fa- men, hunters and oth- SUPERB IN SERVICE And nothing is more ing wildfire which can ports that there were vorite haunts of the out- ers are urged by the beautiful than Florida's destroy in minutes what 5,787 wildfires on pro- door sportsmen, but Florida Forest Service great out-of-doors,, . . it has taken nature years tected land damaging or recreation areas . . . to be especially careful especially the forested to produce. destroying more than jobs ... and dollars with fire since natural areas. The frost that steals 119,000 acres. Eachfire go "up in smoke,," fire hazards already ex- But the whole scene into Florida this time burned an average of Recreation in its ist. Just one little spark of year plays havoc with 20.6 acres. many phases is mush- can turn acres of ver- TEEN TOWN'S the abundant vegetation According to State rooming throughout dant gold into ashes. ANNUAL . . o drying it out and Forester C. H, Coulter, Florida. Camping . . . turning it into a mass at least half of these picnicking ... boat- A large contact lens of highly combustible fires were caused by ing . . . hiking ... as that fits the eye like a FALL material. The tiniest human carelessness. well as hunting and fish- glove is providing dra- spark can touch it off There is a saying that ing. And carelessness matic new hope for vic- and turn the whole area "when forest fire with fire can deprive tims of defective eye- FESTIVAL you and your neighbors sight. Called a scleral IS COMING of all these things. lens because it hugs Bobcats But it is in the pock- the sclera, or white of 4 BIG etbook where forest fire the eye, it even enables (Continued from 10A) down. Pahokee had re- strikes the hardest. some who are legally DAYS lor plucked a Pahokee covered a Boca Raton Florida's second larg- blind to see. pass out of the air on fumble. est industry is forestry DEC. 4 - 7 the Blue Devil 12 yard On the first play with an annual retail line. Four plays later, from scrimmage, fum- value of products set at MEMORIAL the Cats* Tom Nolan bilitus again hit ~ the 1.2 billion dollars. Ev- pines punched through the Cats and Pahokee took Stand Tall and jysf a fsw miii»fes mt\\% of PARK middle to score. over on the Boca Raton ery burned acre takes Advance Sale Ride Tick- dollars out of Florida's in Florida's It was chance to tie 30. Although the Cat de- economy and out of your Boca Raton on US 1 ets now on sale at tre- again, but Chuck Mac- fense held, Walter Jones Future! mendous savings. Avail- Williams' kick was booted the ball through pocket. able from any Teen Town blocked and the Blue the uprights on the four- member or theCommunity Devils had a one-point th down to pad Pahokee's SALES Center. edge at 21-20. lead with three more GABRIEL COMMUNICATIONS CORP. A HAVE YOU They widened the lead points. DELRAY PURCHASED a few minutes later when The clock ran out be- YOURS YET? Sterling capped a 20- fore Boca Raton could yard drive with a touch- mount a sustained drive ©COMPLETE SALES & SERVICE — 2 WAY RADIO LINCOLN-MERCURY SYSTEMS —399-8950 The loss gave the MOTORS INC. Cats 4-5 record for the ©BOCA MOBILPHONE—RADIO TELEPHONES season. They will play FOR ALL TYPES OF BUSINESS 391-2221 their final game Friday ® POCKET PAGING— RECEIVE MESSAGES ANYWHERE 2102 S. Federal Hwy.r Delray Beach night when they host ® AGABRIEL ANSWERING SERVICES — John I. Leonard. "QUALITY SERVICE"-399-8950 VA miles North of Boca Raton 276-6331 WE CARE ! January thru April PRE-SEASON OFFER A Book of 16 Tickets SAVES you MONEY ...Good Any Game... USE AS MANY AS YOU WISH, ANY TIME Clip out and send to— Royal Palm Polo Box 846 Boca Raton, Fla. 33432 Gentlemen: Please send me Books of 16 Adult Gen. Adm. Tickets at $18.75 each. (Save 6.25) Books of 16 Student Gen. Adm. Tickets at $13.50 each. (Save .4.00) My check/Money Order for $ is enclosed. Name School Athletic Dept. This is the second year Jerry Earl Pontiac Address Jerry Earl, of Jerry Earl Pontiac, giving the keys to a new 1969 City St. Pontiac station wagon to joe Pribil, head of the Boca Raton High has made the donation. N SINGER ISLAND has everything Look forever, you'll never find a condominium beach colony with such instant beauty, lively choices and tropical splendor. Rimmed by silky beaches on the lake and ocean, Sugar Sands Polynesian Beach Houses (some with private pools) are individual tropical paradises. The fun and game room is all out doors . . . Feeling aquatic, you'll be estatic! water sports abound in all directions, lake, ocean and the Olympic pool, at the li Sugar Sands Club. Vast recreational grounds are the perfect play for handball, sharpening your golf, tennis and cycling. A leisurely stroll at the Village shops will keep you a sun kissed citizen at Sugar Sands too, setting your own pace, doing your own thing! The outside world stays outside, it'^your island paradise for year round living ULTRA SMART TWO BEDROOM TWO BATH RESIDENCES. FROM MODELS OPEN DAILY 9AM TO 6 PM INTERIORS BY RAY O'DONNELL f V?*—• Oftlatdie Ocean, CONDOMINIUM BEACH COLONY I Section B Sunday, Nov. 17,1968 Page One j Mrs. Lifka reminisces about her life in German prison camp Mrs. Lifka (third left) in crepe paper dress made by internees in German prison camp. By SANDY WESLEY with 'I know you „ . . aren't would have to go back to the reels on Mrs. Lifka and made "Later 255 America nuns After her liberation by the Sharing quarters with 3,700 you .'. . weren't you . . . re- U.S. by way of Portugal." her a political prisoner. were brought into the camp," Seventh Army in September, women for two and a half years member when?'" It would have been a long, She was sent to Vittle, she said, and then a group 1944 Mrs. Lifka returned to is not everyone's cup of tea, Mrs. Lifka remembers when hard journey — three weeks, France, which before the in- of Polish refugees, women and Paris and joined the American it certainly isn't Mrs. Charles too. Quite well. she figured, so most of the vasion had been a fashionable children, a few men." Red Cross. She admits she Lifka's. Mrs. Lifka remembers when Americans, including Mrs. Lif- spa. The spa sported five or "Every two weeks we'd get joined because she still could Yet sharing experiences dur- she was Sharye Parker produc- ka decided that since they were six hotels, one called the Grand a Red Cross box with choco- not get out of France to head ing World War I, World War ing French movies and news- Americans and not Jews and Hotel which was taken over by late and little things that help- for home. II, Korean conflict and the pres- reels in Paris, France. She re- at that time it was figured the English women prisoners, ed make our life a little more She served as program di- ent Vietnam conflict can be members how the civilians in Hitler was after the Jews and another the Grand Central Ho- pleasant." The Polish children rector for Grand Central Club fun for 3000 women. France were warned that the not anyone else, they would risk tel, taken over by the American had not seen chocolate in so in Paris, later she was trans- The 3,700 women were what Germans were coming. it in Paris. women. long ... the mother superior ferred to a camp in Epinal, might be termed inmates of "We were told that we would "We found out too late the The whole area was wired for the nuns requisitioned all where she witnessed the lib- Mrs. Lifka when she was an be better off if we could get Germans were after more than off and the Germans were on of the nuns chocolate, and the eration of 80,000 prisoners of "internee" in a civilian prison out," she said. "But we could the Jews," Mrs. Lifka said. the outside of the fence. sisters would make cookies of war including American, Brit- of war camp at Vittle, France take only $40 with us and we The Germans found some news- "We did our own work," she some kind out of graham crack- ish, and Australians. Next she during World War II. said. "We made potato soup, er. was sent to La Havre to set up an ARC Club for G.I. war The 3,000 women is the to- which is about all we had to "The sisters got the Ger- tal membership today of the eat, potato soup and black bread. brides preparing to join their The bread was moldy and the mans to open house for a school, husbands in United States. Women's Overseas Service and they taught the children. League, a group of women who joke around the camp was 'we She was awarded the Army take our penicillin raw.' Every morning when the cook- served overseas either in ser- ies were made, the children Certificate of Merit for "ex- vice organizations like the Red "We were willing to do all would get some before class- ceptional initiative foresight Cross or as members of the our own work because if we es. and unswerving devotion" to armed forces. didn't we knew we would be "It wasn't really so very duty" too. An honor which she Mrs. Lifka, Boca Harbour, taken care' of by a German bad," Mrs. Lifka said, "The admits not many women receiv- is president of the local chap- fraulien which no -one really Germans were good to us. We ed then. ter of the WOSL and director wanted," she added. would put on plays for the chil- "But I'm not alone," she of the district which includes The big event in the camp dren which kept everyone busy. says. "All 3,000 of the women cities in Florida and Atlanta, was when the planes went ov- We'd write the scripts so that who belong to the WOSL can Ga. erhead about 11 p.m. every every child could have a part. tell you stories more excit- "We held a conference in night. "We'd listen and we We'd make our scenery out of, ing than mine." Fort Lauderdale festiWeekend" could hear them veer off into cardboard boxes and ouar, cos-, The women who once served she said. "We had awomanwho all directions in low drum- tumes were made from old in uniform have not stopped was 90 years old, another one ming sounds. bed sheets and crepe paper. serving though. Their main pro- who was 89, who came by bus "The next day we'd take our "Besides our daily chores ject is supporting the Dr. Pat all the way from Atlanta. morning exercise walk along we'd put the women to work Smith Hospital in Vietnam with "This is the type of stamina the edge of the barbed wire. making the costumes and scen- money raised at parties and that kept these women going Inevitably some English wom- ery and rehearsing for the play through "Pennies for Pat" pro- when they were overseas dur- en would say 'I say there, did so we were busy all the time." ject. ing WWI, and the type of stam- you hear our chaps last night? The women even made pro- "Every so often we'd re- ina that will keep women like They must have really given grams for the plays and the quest that members bring in as them going all the way to the them the what for.' Germans allowed them to use many pennies as they are old. moon someday," she added, "The next thing some Amer- the theater in the spa for their Inevitable we end up with dol- "You should have heard the ican gal would retort, 'What do productions. lars and not pennies because women reminisce at the con- you mean your chaps, those "We survived," she said, not very many women want to ference. You know it does a were our boys.' Then the free reveal their age," she laugh- person a world of good to see Mrs. Lifka as Red Cross volunteer talks to a soldier for all would start," she laugh- "although I don't think I could and old buddy, recognize her whose wife had died. The child is the soldier's. ed. do it today." {Continued on page 4B) Women plan workshop Royale Woman's Club will hold a Christmas decorations, workshop meeting Monday in •Community Center. WHY ACCEPT LESS? t Session will begin at 10 a.m. and will be head- ed by Mrs. John C.Cal- houn. An executive 6 Month Self-Renewing Savings Certificates board meeting will be Multiples of $1000 held at 10:30 a.m. Tues- day, Nov. 26 in the home Paid Quarterly of Mrs. Anthony Tar- vers. Wagoneers Paid and Compounded will meet quarterly on Passbook Savings Friendship Wagon- PER ANNUM and eers will hold monthly meeting and luncheon Wednesday, Nov. 20 in FREE TRANSFER of FUNDS from Pal's Captain's Table. ANYWHERE IN THE U.S. Luncheon will begin at 11:30 a.m. Reservations chairman is Miss Helen Uphoff. Fair housing SERVING BOCA RATON FOR OVER 18 YEARS Ed Barnhardf VICE PRESIDENT & BOCA RATON is club topic BRANCH MANAGER "Fair Housing" will be the topic for discus- FIRST sion at unit meetings of League of Women Vot- ers of South Palm Beach J(|p; FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION County this week/ Mrs. Thomas J. Harrison of Delray Beach chairman of the study will lead the discussion Boca Raton morning unit will meet at 9:15 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 21 BOCA RATON DELRAY BEACH in Unitarian- Univer- 601 N. Federal Hwy. 645 E. AtlanticAve. Gene Robinson salist Church. Host- BUSINESS esses will be Mrs. J. Phone 395-2121 Phone 276-6311 CONSULTANT W. Hindes and Mrs. F. A. Kalber. Babysitting • facilities will be avail- able. 2B BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, Nov. 17, 1968 Concert association launches CONCERT ~" ASSOCIATION week membership campaign Inter - Community from Boca Raton area Mrs. Truman Lee Kel- Concert Association are Mrs. Frederick ley, Mrs. Wright will launch Concert As- Pierce, Jr., campaign Christian, Mrs. George sociation Week with a chairman for Boca Ra- Whitby, Mrs. Julian dinner at Schraffts Mon- ton; Mrs. Arthur Shy- Hummiston, Mrs. Rich- day. man, Mrs. Howard Wall, ard Ross, Mrs. Thomas The dinner for 40 vol- Mrs. Agnes Gross, Dr. McNeil and Mrs. Sam- unteer workers begins and Mrs. Eugene Crabb, uel Curtis. at 6:30 p.m. with cock- tails. During the week the association will conduct Miss Zimmermacher its first member- ship campaign and will form plans to present Engagement three concerts during the season at Florida is announced Atlantic University, First conceert will be Mr. and Mrs. Arthur by the Princeton Cham- P. Zimmermacher, 399 ber Orchestra. N.E. Fourth St., Campaign headquar- announce the engage- ters will be open 9 a.m. ment of their daughter, to 5 pom. during the Michelle, to William A. week and will be locat- Young, son of Mr. and ed at the Florida Power Mrs. Edward B. Young, and Light Company, 441 Delray Beach, S. Federal Highway. The Concert association volunteers display Truman Lee Kelley, Mrs. Frederick Pierce, Miss Zimmermacher campaign will close Sat- is a hairstylist with campaign posters, Volunteers are (left) Mrs. Jr. and Dr. Eugene Crabb. urday. Charles Hutchinson Sa- Volunteer workers lon. Her fiance is em- ployed as a meat cut- ter at Publix. A Febru- ary wedding is planned. USE CHRISTMAS SEALS A fashion show will highlight the cocktail hour for Art Guild mem- bers dinner Thursday in Chez Joey,, The dinner will be- gin with social hour at 6:30 p.m. Chairman of the din- ner is Mrs. Richard Dorsey Steinhoff assist- ed by Mrs. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Waldner, Sr., 701 FIGHT TUBERCULOSIS Cummings, Mrs. John E. Camino, bid bon voyage before taking a EMPHYSEMA B. Beatson, Mrs. Ma- cruise aboard the steamship S.S. BAHAMA AIR POLLUTION belle Colquitt, Mrs. Ju- STAR to Nassau. Committee members listen as chairman son Cummings, Mrs. Mabelle Colquitt, Mrs. J lius Hallgarten and Mrs. (far right) Mrs. Richard Steinhoff directs plans Julius Hallgarten and Mrs. John Beatson. John McBeath. for the dinner. Members are (left) Mrs. Jack- ANN LANDERS Student nurse cautions pare] and scald themselves. have been going with a face. She said she had age couple go? Can Dear Ann Landers: necking be safe? When (5) Keep matches very nice woman for a marvelous rest. We I'm a young student four years. We are both think she had her face does it become too hot nurse who has gotten a .and cigaret lighters out past 30 and enjoy one lifted, but we can't see to handle? Send for Ann real education in the * of the reach of young- another's companion- any scars. Landers' booklet, past four weeks. Since sters. Kids love fire ship. Thos woman has A friend of mine "Necking'and Petting I've been working in the and it can kill them. a pretty face but she is whose aunt had her face — What Are The Lim- hospital I've had my (6) Keep all pot han- very bowlegged. I took lifted says the doctors its?" Mail your re- eyes opened up. Three dles turned toward the some pictures of her re- are so skillful today that quest to Ann Landers children have died and a wall while on the stove. cently and her legs look they lift from the hair- in care of your news- Decorative Fabrics Galore dozen more came close Youngsters are curious like parentheses. line and behind the ears per enclosing 50 cents because their mothers and often tip the pan to The problem is, the and the scars are invis- in coin and a long Bolts & Bolts of Beautiful were careless. Please see what's cooking. Tip- short skirts emphasize ible. Is this possible? stamped, self-address- print the following sug- ped pans have scarred Do you think the wom- ed envelope. gestions for the moth- her bowlegs. I never "Seconds" From the Finest many a child for life. thought much about her an would be offended if Ann Landers will be ers of small children: Thanks, Ann. I came right out and (1) Keep all medi- legs until these crazy glad to help you with Mills in this Country & in - C J. styles came in. asked her if she had a your problems. Send cines locked up and out Dear C. J.: I appre- lift job? of reach. Would I be out of line them'to her in care of Europe ciate your suggestions to tell her? - JUST INQUISITIVE Boca Raton News, Box (2) When you have fin- and hope the mothers — TIP OF MY TONGUE Dear Just: It's true 3346, Chicago, Illinois, ished with a prescrip- of young children will Dear Tip: Speak up,! . . . plastic surgeons 6 0 6 54, enclosing a tion, liquid or pill, get pay attention. And now Lad. It would be an act are extremely skillful, stamped, self-address- rid of it by flushing it. I'd like to add one more of friendship. She might but I don't think your ed envelope. down the toilet. Don't suggestion. Children ignore you but at least friend is eager to pub- save medicine. It often should be taught that if licly praise her doctor. CALICO CORNERS changes chemically with you will have gone on Japan's old constitu- their clothes catch fire record. When the woman came tion/ adopted in 1889, TELEPHONE 395-4244 age. they should not run. back and announced she (3) Never store clean- granted religious free- They should fall to the Dear Ann Landers: A was "well - rested," dom with certain condi- one block west of AlA ing agents in food con- ground or to the floor that was her "explana- tainers, bottles or left- woman in our crowd tions, but the new con- at 20 South Old Dixie in Boca Raton and roll until the flames went to Europe for sev- tion" for the absence of stitution of 1947 guar- •9 over jars. Last week are smothered. en weeks. She came back wrinkles. Let it alone. one little boy nearly died How far should a teen- antees absolute free- •* from drinking cleaning Dear Ann Landers: I without a wrinkle in her dom of religion,, o e fluid in a pop bottle. A t little girl did die from Pennsylvania Insur- This product has no cannectton whatever with The American National Red Cross eating insecticide which ance Commissioner was in a jelly jar. David 0. Maxwell has (4) Do not leave chil- calculated 104,000 clas- dren in the bathtub unat- sifications of rist in In-Looks tended. They can turn auto insurance rating on the hot water schemes, safe driver plans and territorial Jrom Use the Classifieds ratings. Cross Sh Your Taste in The Real Right Way In Red Cross Shoes Is In PHILLIPS: Fancy-Free And Sporting The Latest In-Looks in Fashion. All Are On Top ofDapperDesigns. The In-Looks By Red Cross Shoes. Elegant plains or exciting prints -- - you'll find the "exactly right" fabric from our huge selection. No charge for making full length, regular or traverse, from $1.98 yd. 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Visit our nationally famous Browse 'n Think Shop (Cove Center) Deerfield Beach POMPANO BEACH Phone 941-2542 1603 S.E. 3rd COURT - PHONE 399-2837 I Sunday, Nov; V, 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS 3B Archer team combine hotel work with interior decorating By SANDY WESLEY business acumen that Archer's hotel career one letter a year and peting. made the Archer team took him and his wife to she's answered more She advocates paint- When they coined the shine. such places as Cleve- than 1500 decorating ing rooms all one col- phrase "marriages are Archer was employ- land, Ohio, Nashville, questions since the col- or which she says made in heaven" they ed by a firm which pur- Tenn., New York, Mi- umn began. "gives an illusion of m must have been thinking chased hotels which ami, Atlanta, Ga., and All of her letters get spaciousness in a about Mr. and Mrs. Har- were run down physi- North Woodstock, N.H. her personal attention home." old Archer. cally and money wise, As wife of the hotel and if the letters are Besides her column As marriages go put them on a money manager, Mrs. Archer too long to be handled she keeps active with there's nothing extraor- making scale again, and not only was overseer in the paper, she tries the Royale Woman's dinary about the sold them. for the interior design to help answer the home- Dlub and Debbie-Rand Archers, but as a busi- It was Archer's job but also hostess to many maker* s d ecorating Memorial Service ness combination, that's to manage such hotels celebrities such as Mr. questions on the phone. League. Prior to coming something else. and eventually make and Mrs. Farris Bry- Not all of the questions to Boca Raton, she and Claire Archer, Boca them profitable. Mrs. ant, "a wonderful cou- come through the mail her husband lived in Raton News columnist, Archer helped by put- ple , Lorraine Day, "a either. Some come by Pensacola where she and her husband, Arch, ting to use some of her real lady", Mary Ann way of the telephone, was a member of the combined two careers interior design ideas Mobley, then Miss she's even had fellow Zonta Club, Pensacola's and came out with a which she culled while America, "a charming clubwomen stop and ask Women's Club, and the combination in the ho- a student at Knoxville girl," LeRoy Collins, her for decorating ad- Art Association. tel business that's pret- College, and New York and last but not least vice. She also took special ty hard to beat. School of Interior De- Greer Carson. Her readers, she art lessons and easel For Mrs. Archer sign. "We re-did a suite in said, are more concern- art in Pensacola and she whose father and grand- Mrs. Archer was staff Nashville just for her," ed about their living and likes to paint, "but I father both were in the decorator for the Hotel Mrs. Archer remem- dining area. Almost al- have no talent for it," hotel business in the San Carlos, Atlanta, bers. "It was positive- ways she's told such she added. Lake Placid, N.Y., area Ga«, and decorated the ly elegant, and after she things as "I wished I marrying a hotel man first phase of Miami returned home we re- had my chairs green was a matter of course. Springs Village, Miami ceived a note from instead of red" by a It was her interest in Springs. She also did her." woman who has read her SAFES Mrs. Harold (Claire) Archer interior design and his work in New York City. Mrs. Archer display- column and recognize New and Used ed the note which says her at a party or club "A big kiss for dear function. Around the Town Mr. and Mrs. Archer Most popular colors? for all the kindness. I "They're still green and can't thank you enough." blue," she said, "Why I Mrs. Archer also re- don't know, but all of members a cocktail a sudden there's was party of South Ameri- a rash of gold carpet- Box of leaves come from New York can ambassadors over ing last month," which she and her hus- Mrs. Archer person- band presided at one of ally prefers the fall col- ton and the family my friends around Boca the hotels. $ By SANDY WESLEY School. Her son went to arrive. ors like rich browns, WALL SAFE 58°° school in Pompano is coming down around Raton," she writes, They weren't. They In 1962 Archer re- golds and oranges and "and do hope we can tired and the cou- Inside—91x11x8% in. Talk about reader's Beach. the Christmas holidays were just as fresh as. blue accents for the gold SECURITY SAFE SALES "I did a lot of taxi to "paint up, fix up and swim and have nice if they had been picked ple moved to Boca. But color, which are dis- response! A few weeks he admits that he miss- 5449 N. Federal Hwy. ago we mentioned in driving in those days, get the yard in shape." weather while my fam- that morning. Our played in her home. Ft. Laiteferdale — 565-2011 . passing that it had been driving children to Mrs. Gordon intends ily will be with me." leaves are now in a es the excitement and She also has gold car- ® a long time since we'd Hillsboro and trying to to stay here this win- We'll order some spe- small vase on our desk glamour of the hotel stay busy while Col. ter and if she can get cial for you, Mrs. Gor- for everyone to enjoy. business. He laugh- seen fall leaves. ingly calls himself "the Well, the other day a Gordon was away," she Col, Gordon to agree, don. Thank you, Mrs, Gor- writes. all year around. Listen- Anyway, she goes on, don. Prisoner of Banyan box came via the mail Road". The couple re- all the way from Ithaca, Mrs. Gordon has kept ing art guild members? "we do hope the leaves her home in Boca Ra- are not dead when they Mr. and Mrs. G. Har- side in an apartment N.Y. In the box was a "We have lots of Ar- ry Cole, 254. Glouces- on Banyan Road. plastic bag filled with ter St., observed their Although Archer is beautiful fall leaves. No 25th wedding anniver- retired, his wife still note, just the leaves. sary Nov. 12 at a dinner keeps her hand in inter- About 15 minutes la- party in the Cas- ior design by writing i ter, a letter crossed our cades with their daugh- Happy House, an advice desk. The letter was ter and friends. column for the News. from Mrs. Don Gordon, The Coles are the She started the column Maple Avenue, Ithaca, parents of three chil- in December, 1965 with • N.Y. We mention the ad- dren, Max L., Jekyl a caution that she'd be dress because we're al- Island, Ga., Elisabeth lucky if she got one most certain the leaves Anne, Florida Pres- letter a year. are maple leaves. Yep, byterian College, St. She fooled the News, the lady who sent the Petersburg, and Andrea leaves. though. She's gotten It seems she will be (Continued on page 4B) considerably more than a winter resident of Bo- ft ca Raton . . . Well, this ™ is what she says. ' 'I couldn't resist trying to HOLIDAY 5-STAR get some leaves from MAGAZINE MOBIL GUIDE the campus of Cornell AWARD AWARD University where my husband, Col. Gordon is LE DOME on the faculty of the en- gineering school and I am on the staff of the Museum of Art." fa It seems Mrs. Gordon •"was one of the first res- idents of what is called Ocean Heights Section. She has a home in Boca Raton at 445 N.E. Sec- Newest Exlite ond St. She had the house shade from built while Col. Gordon Joanna Western was first military at- tache to Laos. Her daughter, Sissy, went to Pinecrest School and OuUcne Hillsboro Country Day f Sandy reads letter from Mrs. Gordon. 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Exlite Moire comes in crystal pink, blue mist, will begin at 9:30 a.m. 333 SUNSET DRIVE FORT LAUDERDALE BYER Palm, Royal Poinciana and will include Christ- tangerine and satin white ~ all with white on the INCORPORATED outside. Also champagne, with beige on the outside. Royal Palm Plaza Boca Raton, Florida and Sabal Palm chap- mas decorations of all ters, National Woman s kinds. Custom fitted 95 'For Everything Under The Sun' from 8 installed NOW IN BOCA RATON with decorative tassel pull to serve you better to 37 1/4" wide X 48" long Won't you please bring in your CAREFREE HOUSE approximate measurements and let one of our qualified interior # designers assist you in selecting Complete Line of FLORIDA STATE the correct color and style? Visit our Custom Drapery Showrooms BEAGHWEAR VISION SERVICE Open Monday & Friday Nights 'till 9 P.M. Pay only 10% down SPORTSWEAR 601 S. Federal Hwy. as little as $10 per month. Patio Pajamas and 391-2920 Patio Dresses NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Open Friday Evenings til 7:30 p.m. Fine USE YOUR CHARG-IT OF FLORIDA Furniture Carefree House EYEGLASSES EMERGENCY SERVICE * LATEST FRAME 3665 N. Federal Hwy. 800 W. Broward Blvd. RoyaS Palm PIa2n, Boca Raton, Florida - 399-8787 Pompano Beach. Fort Lauderdale. FASHIONS FOR ENTIRE FAMILY * LICENSED 942-6355 535-5247 IN THE NEW BUILDING TO FILL ALL EYEGLASS PRESCRIPTIONS * SAFETY FACING THE GOLF COURSE GLASSES * NEWEST SUNGLASS STYLES USE OUR COMPLETE INTERIOR DECORATOR SERVICE - NO EXTRA CHARGE 3364 WEST BROWARD BLVD., FORT LAUDERDALE 587-7075 4B BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, Nov. 17, 1968 Menus Delta Zeta BOCA RATON meet Tuesday ADDISON MIZNER Holiday decorating*^ Monday: Beanie and holiday receipts wilrp Weinees, tomato and be exchanged at a work- lettuce, corn bread, ap- shop meeting of Delta Monday, November 18 United Methodist Church, 8:30 p.m. ple sauce, milk. Zeta Tuesday. The Thursday, November 21 Tuesday: Smoked meeting will be held at Ceramics, scout hut, 9:30 a.m. sausage, au gratin po- 8 p.m. in the home of Enameling on copper, scout hut, 9:30 aom. Sunrise Kiwanis Club, Dutch Pantry, 7:30 a.m. tatoes, collard greens, Mrs. Spencer Smith, Dressmaking, community center, 9:30 a,mo Vocational rehabilitation, Neighborhood Center, 9 hot biscuit and butter, Pompano Beach. •...-.. Jobmobile, neighborhood center, 152 W. Palmetto a.m. orange juice bar, milk. Park Rd0, 9:30 a.m. Woman's Choral Group, First United Methodist Beg. tennis instr., tennis courts, 9 a.m. Wednesday: Sloppy Mrs. Lifka -| Church, 10 a.m. Weight Watchers, University Bowl, 7:30 a.m. joe, potato chips, or- ange and grapefruit sec- (Continued from IB) Adv. oil painting, art guild, 10 a.m. Royal Palm Woman's Golf Association, Royal tions, brownies, milk. Beg. bridge instr., community center, 10 a.m. Palm Golf Course, 9:30 a.m. Thursday: Meat loaf, ed. : Dog obedience class, community center, 10 a.m. Creative crafts, scout hut, 9:30 a.m. and tomato sauce, spin- Other projects in- Royale Women's workshop, community center, Oil painting, community center, 9:30 a,m. ach, yeast roll, pineap- clude helping an Amer- 10 a.ms Int. tennis instr., tennis courts, 10 a.m. ple, milk. ican Indian through Welfare Council case worker, Garden Apts. 1 p.m. Rug hooking, scout hut, 10 a.m. Friday: Fish sand- school, donating toys to Horticulture, Garden center, 1 p.m. Slimnastics, community center, 10 a.m. wich, buttered corn, Marymount College for Needlecraft, community center, 1 p.m. Watercolors, art guild, 10 a.m. cole slaw, peach cob- the migrant children Feltcraft, community center, 1 p.m. Sewing groups, garden center, 10 a.m. bler, milk. at Christmas and last Beg. oil painting, art guild, 1:30 p.m. Welcome Wagon Inc., 11:30 a.m. but not least a dignity^, Brownies, scout hut, 2:30 p.m. Boca Raton Retired Physicians and Dentists, Deer- J.C. MITCHELL fund. ™ Dressmaking, community center, 7 pom0 field Beach Country Club, noon The dignity fund is not ? Boy Scout troop 303, St. Gregory's Church, 7 p.m. Exchange Club, Pal's, 12:15 p.m. Monday; Hamburger exactly a project of the Lion's Club, 399 N.W. 35th St., 7:15 p.m. Welfare council case worker, Garden Apts. 1 p.m. on bun, french fries, local chapter, but an es- Royal Oak Hills bridge game, scout hut, 7:30 p.m. Rose Society, community center, 2 p.m. carrot curls, pineap- tablished fund of the na- Progressive Bridge, community center, 7:30 p.m. Girl Scouts, scout hut, 3 p.m. ple, milk. tional organization. Ev- VFW post 4038, 2560 N.W. First Ave., 7:30 p.m. Children's theater, community center, 4 p.m. Tuesday; Spanish ery three months the PTA, Boca Raton School, 8 p.m. Twilighters, community center, 6 p.m. rice, buttered peas, cin- president makes a list Jets football practice, Memorial Park, 6:30 p.m. namon rolls, apple- of women who are mem- Tuesday, November 19 Ballroom dancing, community center, 7:30 p.m. sauce, milk. bers of the organiza- Palm frond weaving, scout hut, 9:30 a.m. Country Club Village, civic association, scout hut, Wednesday; Submar- tion and who might ii< Plastic flowers, community center, 9:30 a.m. 7:30 p.m. ine sandwich, potato a few extra dollars foi Dressmaking, community center, 9:30 a.m. Decoupage instr., community center, 7:30 p.m. chips, peaches and those little extras that Rug hooking, scout hut, 10 a.m. Weight Watchers, First Federal Savings and Loan cookies, milk. mean so much to.•worn— Job corps, neighborhood center, 10 a.m. bldg., 7:30 p.m. Thursday; Turkey ; en. Like a new hair- Sketch group, art guild, 10 a.m. Table tennis for adults, community center, 7:30 p.m. The Japanese influence prevails in Mol- Tetrazzini, hot biscuit, do, a television repair Slimnastics, community center, 10 a.m. Jaycees, Chamber of Commerce, 8 p.m. lie Pamis' lilac and white flower print tun- celery sticks, straw- bill. "They're the things Kiwanis club, New England Oyster House, noon American Legion Aux., 160 N.W. Second St., 8 ic and pants of silk gauze and lurex. The berry whipped cream that a woman wants but Fabulous fakes, community center, 1 p.m. p.m. black-belted tunic can be worn as a dress cake, milk. it would be a hardship County legal aid, neighborhood center, 1:30 p m. o Friday, November 22 for a changeable look. Friday; Grilled che- for her if she had to County public health nursing and immunization ese sandwich, butter- pay for it out of her clinic, neighborhood center, 2 p.m. Design, community center, 9 a.m. ed broccoli, potato social security check.^ Brownies, scout hut, 2:30 p.m. Photography, art guild, 10 a.m. Around Town again chips, frosted cake, That's why we call it" Piano lessons, community center, 3 p.mo Christmas house and fiesta workshop, garden cen- milk. dignity fund. Nb-one Baton twirling, Memorial Park, 3:30 p.m. knows who gets" it no- ter, 10 a.m. (Continued from 3B) FAU Stage Band 8:30 to Violin lessons, scout hut, 4 p.m. Duplicate Bridge, community center, 12:30 p.m. Classified Ad Service one knows how much the Jets football practice, Memorial Park, 6:30 p.m. 10 p.m. A Thanksgiving person gets," Mrs. Lif- Design workshop, community center, 1 p.m. Kaye, senior at Boca motif will be carried Phone 395-8300 Migrant legal aid, neighborhood center, 6:30 p.m. Liquid embroidery, community center, 1 p.m.Raton High School. ka said. ;.. •'..:< ,- Boy Scout troop 333, First Presbyterian Ghurchm They've lived in Boca out in the flowers and Veterans service, American Legion hall, 2 p.m. decorations which are 7 p.m. Billiard, community center, 3:30 p.m. Raton since 1953. Civitans, University Inn, 7:30 p.m. being arranged by mem- Children's art class, Art Guild, 3:30 p.m. bers of the FAU Wom- Table tennis for adults, community center, 7:30p.m. Organ instr., community center, 4 p.m. Seventeen guests at- Coast Guard small boating course, scout hut, Jets football practice, Memorial Park, 6:30 p.m. tended a bridal show- en's Club. 7:30 p.m. Sea Explorers, ship 307, Boy Scouts of America, er Sunday in honor of Liquid embroidery, community center, 7:30 p.m. Carol Herzfeld in the Members of Beta Sig- 414 N.W. 35th St., 7 p.m. ma Phi are resting to- Pinochle, community center, 7:30 p.m. Golf instr., scout hut, 7:30 p.m. estates home of Mrs. ARRANGEMENTS Municipal band rehearsals, community center, 7:30 Robert A. Stevenson day after a tri-city Beg. bridge instr., community center, 7:30 p.m. luncheon held Saturday p.m. Kiwanis travel film, community center, 8 p.m.Co - hostess was Mrs. Young Republicans of South Palm Beach County, Earl Moore. in Boca Raton Hotel and ARE AVAILABLE Delray Beach Savings and Loan bldg., 8 p.m. Saturday, November 23 Carol's favorite col- Club, Chris Robinson was the guest of the Funeral arrangements in ad- Wednesday, November 20 ors, orange and green, Beg. tennis instr., tennis courts, 9 a.m. were used in decorating luncheon and the theme vance are not only available, Adv. tennis instr., tennis courts, 9 a.m. was oriental. Drum lessons, community center, 9:30 a.m. the house and the gifts they are recommended as the Boca Raton Women's Golf Association, hotel golf Art lessons, community center, 9:30 a.m. course, 9 a.m. Int. tennis instr., tennis courts, 10 a.m. were displayed under an wisest/most considerate way of Story Hour, (ages 4 to 6), Boca Raton Library, Childrens art class, art guild,110 a.m. umbrella. Following the show- GRIFFIN dealing with an inevitably trying 9 aom. Sparky Fire Department, Boca Raton Theater, 10 Enameling on copper, scout hut, 9:30 a.m. a.m. er, the Moores left for FLOORING CO. situation. Liquid embroidery, ^community center, 9:30 a.m. Jr. Chess Masters, community center, 10 a.mNe. w Jersey and the wed- Beg bridge instr., ^community center, 10 a.m. Int. band instr., community center, 10:30 a.mdin. g of their daughter, 'Griffin Has The Floor" Paint along with Chet, Art Guild, 10 a.m. Tennis instfi teHnis"courts>r 11 a.m. * Come in and discuss our special County welfare worker, neighborhood center, 10 Eileen, Thanksgiving VINYL "Pre-Need" plan with us at your Beg band instr., community center, 11:30 a.m. eve. aomo Judo instr., community center, 1 p.m. CORK convenience. Int. bridge, community center, 10 a.m. Guitar instr., community center, 1 p.m. Dr. and Mrs. Ken- No appointment is necessary Dog obedience, community center, 10 a.m. Teen dance community center, 8 p.m. CARPET Friendship wagoneers, Deerfield Beach Country neth R. Williams will AMBULANCE SERVICE host a reception and HAMMOND ORGAN - AMPLE PARKING Club, 11:30 a.m. dance for faculty and ad- FORMICA Men's bridge Club, scout hut, noon Daily: Shuffleboard courts, 9 a.m. - noon, 1-5 ministrative staff at SANDING Rolland E. Becker, Funeral Director * Royary Club, New England Oyster House, 12:15 p.m., 7-10 p.m. (Sunday 6 -10), tennis courts, Florida Atlantic Uni- p.m. sun-up - 10 p.m.; Municipal beaches, 9:30 a.m. versity. FINISHING State welfare worker, neighborhood center, 12:30 - 5 p.m.; Kiddie Korral, picnic area. The black tie event POMPANO p.m. will be held Saturday, ith all Faiths ami Driwminalmns Japanese brush work, art guild, 1 p.m. Nov. 23 in the Student FREE ESTIMATES 4213 N. Federal Hwy., TELIPMONI Christmas house and fiesta workshop, Garden At the Galleries 118 N. Federal Hwy. Pompano Beach center, 1 p.m. Center Lounge and mu- Delray CR 8-1210 943-8204 Crushed glass instr., community center, 1 p.m. Art Guild - Watercolors by Marian Staudt, Adele sic will be provided by Knitting and crocheting, community center, 1 p.m. Giles, Alexander Kortner, Vi Misenheimer, Nov. Tap and ballet, community center, 2:30 p.m. 3 through 28, open without charge weekdays Girl scouts, scout hut, 3 p.m. from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Bears vs Saints (midget flag-tag), Memorial Park 3:30 p.m. On the Boards HOW HAS A Dolphins vs Rams (midget flag-tag) Memorial HAL5EY; GRIff ITU Park, 4:30 p.m. "Philadelphia Here I come!", Norton Gallery Jets football practice, Memorial Park, 6:30 p.m. Theatre, Nov. 20 - 23, West Palm Beach. 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Arvida Building Boca Raton, Florida Telephone 395-1300 WITH YOUR CHOICE OF PROJECTOR Phone 395-7300 TABLE OR 40X40 SCREEN the cracker critic Sunday, Nov. 17, 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS 5B Florida authors note • Children's Book Week "Flying Cloud," th By ED HIRSHBERG best and fastest of the National Children's early ships, after first Book Week begins Nov- telling you how it was ember 18, but it could built, outfitted and man- just as well be called ned. McCague describes Florida Children's Book how life actually was lived aboard, down to small but interesting -vj details, and though it's meant for the younger Country Living!! Ed set around the 4th grade ! Hirshberg level, anybody who likes to find out about the Florida Living!! sea without actually be- Royal Palm Yacht ing there will enjoy the and Country Club Week because so many book. Beautiful Rental 3/4 MILE HIGHWAY FRONTAGE Florida authors are Wyatt Blassingame of 4 Bedroom 3 Bath unfurnished home writing fine juveniles Anna Maria Island has with heated pool and library, den, these days. Three re- come out with a new carpets and drapes. Call Imogene cent ones have just come Gerrard book, "Story Eidson, Associate. out by Westcoast writ- of the Boy Scouts," a ers that are especially well illustrated, brief LOVELY good. but remarkably inclus- is the word to describe this charm- From Sarasota comes ive account of the move- HAVE YOUR BOAT. ... ing three bedroom, two bath Ca- a new' addition to the merit from its inception Seawall and Dock mi'no Gardens home. Attractive "How They Lived" ser- in England when Robert HAVE YOUR GARDEN.... landscaping beautifies the large ies put out by Gerrard Baden-Powell wrote his corner plot and gives complete pri- Publishing Co. By Jimfamous "Aids to Scout- Large 100' x 280 Lot ing," which started the vacy. The fine cabinet work and McCague, it's called, HAVE FUN .... many extra details show the excel- 2 ACRES ' 'When Clipper, Ships whole thing off back in the early 1900's. Im- lent quality of this interesting Ruled the Seas," and it Giant 16 x 42 heated pool and shuffleboard property. With its tasteful furnish- gives you a sailor's eye partially Blassingame view of how it was to describes the part court under screen with large cabana ings this may be yours for only APARTMENT be a crewman on oneother heroes of scout- Call to see this FURNISHED 2 bedroom, 3 . $55 000 BR 1565. For appointment of the famous American ing played, men like Er- call Ernestine Shawley Sun. & bathcutie. . . Owner moved - Says reduce to Eves. 395-7665 ZONED clipper ships that plied nest Setaon, William T ' , the seven seas during Boyce and Jim West and $30^000. Our MLS BR 1266WP. IN ROYAL PALM YACHT the mid-1850's before their various organiza- AND COUNTRY CLUB SQUARE the steamboat took over. tions like the sons of FOOT Daniel Boone and the Want charm? Comfort? Prestige? Illustrated by authen- Value? 50t Woodcraft Indians, ic drawings and repro- which finally developed Rentals Too! INCREDIBLE golf course loca- - I ductions of old engrav- into the far-flung Boy tion. A four bedroom home (3Vz ings, the book takes you Scout groups that now fcorfis) that you'll enjoy from the around Cape Horn in the 2 HOUSES-BOCA SQUARE cover the world. Written Completely Furnished moment you step into entrance in a lucid, easy style, foyer! Cash prizes this is a good one for 2 Bedroom 2 Bath - $260.00 mo. Your view forever across THREE your boy, from cub up fairways from POOL and patio, liv- to Eagle. Including water, lawn - Annual Lease ing room, breakfast room and mas- for art show Further down the 3 BEDR00M-2 BATH - $70.00 Wk. ter bedroom. A value at $82,500 MLS BR 1661PG By appointment coast in Naples Bee Available to Jan. 10th ® The Society of the Lewi has been busy with only . . . Please call Imogene •Four Arts has an- one for the smaller fry, Eidson, Associate • nounced that $2,500 in "Pie for the Princess," cash prizes will be also published by Ger- : awarded at the 30th an- rard. Colorfully and REAL ESTATE CORNER Phone •nual Exhibition of Con- : humorously illustrated George B. Van Zee, Realtor temporary American by Mimi Korach, it's 395-4624 ROYAL BALM SHOPPING PLAZA 395-0220 • Paintings to open Dec. 7 about a spoiled little 307 Golf View Drive - Boca Raton at the Society of the princess who gets just Telephone 395-1661 I jFour Arts. the kind of a pie she . J • Traditionally this deserves. Bee Lewi '. figure includes $1,- writes in a punchy, fast- :000 donated by A. At- moving style that will : water Kent Jr., past fascinate you as well 6OS.FeD.HWY. REALTORS :president of the Four as your kiddie — BOCA RATON Ph. 395-4624 500 S. Federal Hwy. : Arts, a $200 award given which is what a good :by Palm Beach artist children's book is sup- i Boca Raton, Fla. : Charming Hare, and posed to do. : three $100 awards giv- : en by the Society of the ; Four Arts. : In addition for the -' -• •• t time this year$l,~ 000 will be given in •memory of the late Owen iHill Kenan, a former , resident of the area who was the close friend and ; personal physician of ; Henry Morrison Flagler ;and the first cousin of 'Mrs. Flagler, the for- , mer Mary Lillie Ken- The awards are be- YELLOW ng given by Flagler THEN •System Inc. DOOR ; As is customary the you DO •cash awards for the ex- SPECIALS fhibition, including the NEED from -new Owen H. KenanMe- OTHERWELL ' morial Awards, will be INSURANCE PLASTRIDGE allocated at the discre- M REALTY ition of the juror who T h year is Merrill C. DON'T ueppel, director of the MINT CONDITION 4 BEDROOMS Dallas Museum of Fine YOU. Spacious, airy, and light two bedroom, • Arts. two bath with central heat and air-con- ROYAL PALM YACHT & • Four Arts officials INSURE WITH "DAY" ditioning. Enough? There's more/ Walk- jhave announced that a ing distance to shops, band and church. COUNTRY CLUB 2 BATHS •cash award will not be Carpeted throughout, except for kitchen. •given to an artist who A truly inviting southern home for $23 - HEATED POOL GEM •has won one twice be- 500. MLS BR-1676 HOME fore in the past five years but that artist will e declared hors de con- cours for this exhibi- ON tion. WATERFRONT Seldom do we see a home with this many features conducive to Florida living for a fun-loving family. It is designed for either indoor or out- ROBERT W. MOTHERWELL WATERFRONT door living. Features include corner East of Federal Highway — Immaculate — REGISTERED REAL ESTATE BROKER Just two years old, attractive 3 bed- lot, sea-wall, waterfront dock, circu- 3 bedroom — 2 bath — central heat and room home with extra large rooms, lar drive, separate dining area, cen- IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE air - walk to stores and banks — on a quiet street — among other nice homes — wood burning fireplace in 25 x 20 liv- tral heat and air conditioning, electric THE APPOINTMENT large family room - relax and enjoy this ing room with high ceilings. Lovely range, dishwasher, wall to wall car- OF beautiful home! $34,900. MLS BR-7556W family room off kitchen. Carpeting, peting, and utility room in 2 car ga- draperies and many extras included. rage. Located in the desirable area EDWARD C. GESFORD $36,000 - 5VA% mortgage - huge 2 car of Boca Islands. Hard to believe that A GOOD BUY! garage has temporary partition mak- this home will sell for $31,500, with For a family home in a good neighbor- AS AN ASSOCIATE ing 4th bedroom or office. A real buy good mortgage at 6% interest. This hood near schools, churches, etc. in Bo- • '••\ OF ca Raton Square. 90' x HQ' lot for at only $52,500 - MLS-BR-1500P home is shown by appointment only. . 3 only $4,000. MLS BV-241 Representative is available for show- ing at your convenience. BR-1515W. REALTORS OTHERWELL 757 S. FEDERAL HIGHWAY PLASTRIDGE M REALTY BOCA EATON, FLORIDA TELEPHONE 395-4044 REALTY, INC. So. Federal Hwy. 757 S. Fed. Hwy., Boca Raton V ,1 Boca Raton Colonial Building BOCA RATON, FLA. 395-4044 PHONE 395-4711 395-1433 - 399-6517 PHONE 399-6711 6B BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday. Nov. 17. 1968 Plan color in meals HAS Are you planning a community meal for fun, budget or profit? In any case, you'll want it to WITH be a success. 10KEI Plan your meal to be SHELF PRICES pleasing in color, fla- HOSE SPECIALS vor and texture with kit- chen facilities in mind and the number of work- ers available. Plan any menu in five parts .-main dish or entree, salad, bread, dessert and bev- erage. A luncheon main dish might be a cas- ALL BRANDS serole, whereas, a din- ner should have a meat and one or two vegeta- CTN. bles. Men like plainer CIGARETTES«••«•«•< food in larger servings, whereas, women like smaller servings with more variety. CLEANSER The planning commit- tee is made up of the chairmen of each of these or more commit- tees: marketing, food, preparation, dining- room services, house- OMgf keeping, publicity, and 14 OZ. hospitality. Include in ASTOR PKG. the meal cost the gar- 1LB. nishes and relishes, CAN butter, cream for cof- fee or lemon for tea, seasonings, shortening LIMIT TWO COFFEE WITH $3. ORDER OR MORE EXCLUDING CIGARETTES for frying pan and 1 greasing, detergents, ^^ 'mump ^™ •• MM ^Hm*******«•«••••••< LIMIT ONE WITH $3. ORDER OR MORE EXCLUDING CIGARETTES L.B. CAN. CHASE AND SAN BORN paper towels and nap- 7 OZ. DIXIE C kins, and other clean- WHIP TOPPINGJ9 COFFEE 75 ing needs. Include laun- 15 OZ. FRISKIES CHICKEN. LIVER OR FISH dry, flowers, print- 15 OZ. IYKES ed tickets, advertising, CHILI W/BEANS.31 CAT FOOD 3/.3S GAL. ARROW rent, and janitor's ser- 22 OZ. FAULTLESS SPRAY DETERGENT vices. STARCH .48 BLEACH .39 JUMBO NORTHERN Now figure how much pure canei 20 OZ. FAULTLESS FABRIC to charge. First, esti- mate the cost of every FINISH .59 \ TOWELS 2/.49 2 OZ. TENDERLEAF item. Divide the num- 12 OZ. MR. BUBBLE ber of plates to be serv- INSTANT TEA 'U9 ed into the total esti- BUBBLE BATH .35 mated food cost to get the cost per per- i son. Double that amount and the resulting price EVERCANE 49 OZ. PKG. per person will make your efforts worthwhile. Keep the menu sim- ple enough for commit- tee members to handle efficiently and well. Do not attempt more than «UGA equipment permits. Choose foods which have holding power so that late - comers will find the food attractive. In- clude foods that are suitable for children if they are to attend, and HARVEST FRESH U.S. NO. 1 WHITE make sure that milk or LIMIT ONE WITH $3. ORDER OR MORE EXCLUDING CIGARETTES POTATOES 5 LB. BAG ,39. milk beverage is served LIMIT ONE WITH $3. ORDER MORE HARVEST FRESH LEAFY GREEN for them. Leave out po- SUPERBRAND MARGARINE EXCLUDING CIGARETTES CABBAGE B.07 tentially hazardous THRIFTY MAID foods from the menu if 1 LB. HARVEST FRESH FLORIOA food holding conditions ORANGES 5 B BAG .49 it* are not good. Think of BARTLETT PEARS the importance of con- trasts in flavor, tex- PKGS. ture, color, and shape 29 OZ. in the foods served. CANS U.S. NO. 1 WHITE Try poultry & SUGAR GURED BREAKFAST for holidays Are you having BAG poultry over the holi- days? U.S. CHOICE HARVEST FRESH FANCY CANADIAN Why not try chicken, FEDERALLY INSPECTED RUTABAGAS LB.O7 duck, turkey, goose or HARVEST FRESH ALL PURPOSE guinea. Always com- UiVD plete the cooking at one "BRAND" APPLES 5LBEAG.69 time — never partially i in m in in in in in in in •... CHUCK GOVERNMENT GRADED cooking time. Use fresh ... Fin in in in in HI m n m in...... , chilled poultry within 1 or 2 days. Refrigerate wno U. S. CHOICE any leftovers promptly. STE AKS U.S.D.A. GRADE "A" FRESH H.C. Buy USD A Grade A poul- try for assurance of both quality and wholesome- ness, since only poul- BONE IN try inspected by the BREAST< Consumer and Market- ing Service may be LB. graded. WESTERN CORN FED » QUAPTTRS The start-up of elec- WITHOUT NECKS OR GIBLETS t r i c generation at Spain's first nuclear po- wer plant, at Almonacid DIRR'S GOLD SEAL SLICED de Zorita, makes this %4/r CREEK SKINLESS nation the 10th to ob- BOLMNA BKG.IS tain residential and in- COPELAND'S SLICED COOKED OR BAKED (8 0Z. PKG.) dustrial power from the HAM...... 19 atom. LB. Space conmbuted b* Ihe publisher as i public s*"ict. us CHOiCE „ „, ,„„,,., MnDTnw ^B - BONELESS 32 OZ. FROZEN MORTON JM nU|in|# CTC1VC "TO THRIFTY MAID PUMPKIN PIE 59 H CHUCK STEAKS .13 rit 1C Really. You didn't come to Florida for more "concrete canyons, Did you? Isn't San Remo what you came to Florida for? A thirteen acre condominium estate reaching from the Intracoastal to the Atlantic. Luxury Condominium Apartments from $21,000 2871 North Ocean Boulevard (A1A) BOCA RATON / 399-3061 Write for Complimentary Brochure : A Development of Investment Corporation of Florida 8B BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, Nov. 17,1968 ^^^^^^ffM^ff^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ t«BBg8BB8Bgig|gg'ii?ffi}ymB"gni1iW'"i lilliliiiii mmimms&sxMSeimssm••tilllitai WHAT'S SPECIAL ABOUT US ! ^P^^ There.s Arvida's "garden apartment" project be- Hotel's new tower building is in the back- r ?• s'J "^S gins to take shape along the manicured fair- ground. ways of the Boca Eaton Hotel golf course. 'ike sum»»»li°9s. sk IRS »*l '•'- This column of questions ployee change his with- surcharge. As youA. No, hunting li- and answers on federal tax holding certificate at started work after that censes are not deducti- (natters is provided by the lo- any time. Under the law, date, tax will have been ble. cal office of the U.S. Internal withheld at rates set .Revenue Service and is ,pub- however, the employer Q. We purchased lished as a public service to is only required to make to satisfy your federal -taxpayers. The column answers income tax liability. tickets to a football County Cottons ^ tL questions most frequently payroll changes four game sponsored by a asked by taxpayers. times a year, on Jan. The new tax sur-charity group. Can we td . Q. On my job I get 1, May 1, July 1, or Oct. charge will have an ef- deduct the cost of the Seasonal, monthly or long term rent fective rate ail 1/2 per 2 BEDROOM - 2 BATH paid on a commis- 1, for changes filed at tickets as a charitable to accommodate a discriminating cUentele. cent in 1968, Although sion basis. Is it right least 30 days prev- contribution? iously. the tax surcharge rate __ CONDOMINIUM for my boss to betaking is 10 per cent it is in A. A portion of the Federal tax out of what ticket price may be de- Pres,ige .ocotion-oor P^ effect for only 9 months waterway and overlooks res.d I earn? A. I started working ductible. To determine fresWng FIRsFoFi'lGHfiulfD'TNGs" this Fall. Will enough of the year .1968 for in- Mile. Quie. *e^; A. Yes. Earnings dividuals. what this might be, find uty of the from commissions are be taken out of my pay- out what the cost of your SOLD OUT check to cover the new subject to the same Q. Our country place seats would be at a com- withholding require- surtax as well as the parable football game. regular income tax? was damaged by light- ments as wages and sal- The difference between sofficien, living-spacious n, waterway, A. For most people, ning. Can we deduct the the regular cost and the aries. loss? oe in the *,." withholding will be suf- price you paid may be MODEL OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY 'VL - Q. Can I makechang- ficient to satisfy their A. If the loss exceeds taken as a charitable federal tax liabilities $100 and is not cover- 'es in my withholding contribution. • u.s. #1 exemptions whenever I this year as it has in ed by insurance you may To make it easier for where Boca want? the past. be entitled to a tax de- taxpayers to deduct the Cofor Brochure on Request meets Defray Beach A. It depends on your Withholding rates duction. Generally, the proper amount in these full " employer. Many em- were adjusted in July loss is the| difference in situations, the sponsors ployer swillletanem- to take care of the tax the value of the proper- usually will list the de- (3400 block) of SOUTH ty before and after the ductible amount right on FEDERAL HIGHWAY lightning struck. the ticket. Tropic SELLING YOURHOME? For details send a H1LLSBORO 800 Tropic Isle Drive, post card to your Dis- Harbo Defray Beach.-Florida For Best Results trict Director and ask APARTMENTS for a free copy of Docu- 399-6667-278-3358 ment No. 5174, Disas- ters, Casualties — and 1 bJf @Westmghousg MULTIPLE USTING SERVICE Thefts. LSBORO=BEACH^ MLS Q. Why isn't srcheck *Open Daily and Sunday* WITH ^ made out to cash ac- ceptable as proof of a charitable contribu- SEE YOUR REALTOR tion? REALTORS OF BOCA RATON A. To substantiate a Gould you afford The following ORYAL E. HADLEY, deductible expense your are members 400 E. Palmetto Pk. records must indicate, one of these? of the Boca among other things, the Chances are, your family has Road, 395-2244. some form of health insurance Raton Board HELEN HODOWAL, purpose of the expense, — but do you understand it as of Realtors. Realtor. 330 E. Palmetto to whom paid, as well well as you should? How much Doing busi- money would you have coming Pk. Rd., 399-6258. as the amount. in if you were disabled, and for ness with KEATING - MEREDITH A check made out to how long? Those hospital and them you are PROPERTIES INC. cash or to yourself gives doctor bills . . . what are you assured the highest 42 S.E. 2nd St. Phone- covered for? You ought to know. type of service that can no indication by itself of We asked a well-known writer 395-1515 the nature of the ex- for leading magazines to re- be administered in the F. WOODROW KEETON, search the subject — from your NOW NIARING COMPLETION field of Real Estate pense. This kind of point of view. His independent PONCEPTSin living 2950 N. Ocean Boule- report in a booklet, "What Every Practice. vard, 395-5252. check must be support- Family Should Know About FOUR TIME 1ST PLACE CROSBY W. ALLEY, MACLAREN & ANDER- ed by other records, Health Insurance," is yours for A.I.A. AWARD WINNER 342 E. Palmetto Pk. such as receipts, to be the asking. SON, 135 E. Palmetto The author discusses in detail V Rd., 395-4404 Park Rd., Boca Raton. useful in proving any the different federal, state, group Hlt-LSBORQ NICK AMRHEIN 7300 N. 395-1333. deductions you claim, and private plans available to Federal Hwy. 391-1166. most families today. You can MADDOX REALTY, 507 A check made out to a use this information-packed A R VI DA REALTY N.E. 20th St., 395-2900 specific organization, a booklet as a handy guide in atou. checking up on your own bene- SALES, Inc., 998 S.MEDALLION REALTY, charity for example, fits . . •. finding out where you Federal Hwy.,395-2000. 95 E. Palmetto Park Rd may well be sufficient to stand. To get a free copy of "What ATLANTIC BOCA 395-2421: establish that a deducti- Every Family Should Know About REALTY, 101 E. Pal- J.C. MITCHELL & ble contribution has Health Insurance," just clip the metto Pk. Rd., Boca SONS, Inc., 22 S. Fed- been made. coupon below. Raton, 395-8500- eral Hwy., 395:4711. BANYAN REALTY,INC. MOTHEUWELL REAL- Q. 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Name _ and on the OCEAN TOO! BRANNON REALTY, held at noon Saturday. SAVE that COMMISSION!! Inc., 330 E. Palmetto 224 S. Federal Hwy., Age 395-1433. Mayor Harold Maull 4OO. Pk. Rd., 391-2444, and other city officials Address. . .$35,000 VP PRE-DEVELOPMENT $ CAMINO GARDENS THE REAL ESTATE and civic leaders will PRICES FROM CORNER, INC. 60 S. 20 REALTY INC., P.O. attend. Box 520, Phone 395-7020. Federal Highway, 395- MODELS OPEN DAILY 9-5 4.6.24.. EXCEPT SUNDAY 12-5 CARLEN APPRAISAL RONAN REALTY, 2800 AND REALTY INC. 450 N. Fed. Hwy., Boca Ra- E. Palmetto Park Rd.. ton, 391-0083. ' ' 'FEATURES MCLUDE: 399-4440. RICHARD F. ROSS, 110 ^Private Ocean Beach/ SUE 6. CHENEY, Real- East Palmetto Park " . '.Private docking/Un- tor, 960 S.E. 20th Avenue Road* Boca Raton, Fla. Deerfield Beach, Florida 399-6444. Street parking/Pri- 399-5500. ROYAL PALM REALTY ' \ate roofed, screened BRUCE E. DARRELL ^iafcany for each CORP., 307 Golfview OCCUPANCY THIS FALL ^ Realtor, 425 E. Palmet- Dr. 395-1662. -.- ;Vaparfment/Oceons/cfe to Park Rd., 395-1322. t •' -i/ubhouse and heated SLONE REALTY 3/2 - 2800 square feet O0 f WM. DAY Inc., 500 S. Main Office: 912 N. iwimming P '/P" " Federal Hwy., 395-0220. Dixie Hwy. - 399-1223 CLOISTER •--.. teg green "Shuff/e- PETER E. DOR AN, 133 Branch: 6299 N. Federal 5 '•:'hoard/Fvll-time man- Boca Raton Rd., Phone 391-2640 DEL MAR •"** •' and maintenance 17 STORY OCEANFRONT CONDOMINIUM RESIDENCE 395-1102. TOWN & COUNTRY JUST SOUTH OF THE BOCA BATON INLET/BOCA RATON. FLORIDA FEDERAL REALTY of PROPERTIES, 330 E. FLORIDA, 629 S. Fed- Palmetto Park Rd., 2-3 bedroom apartment homes and penthouses with 2 oceanfront balcony terraces eral Highway, Boca Ra- 391-0434, QUALITY from $34,750 NO CITY TAXES! ton, Florida 391-2235. VISTA REALTY, INC APPLIANCES Fully furnished and decorated exhibit apartment aton FIRST REALTY CORP. No. 2 N. Fed. Hwy., homes are open from 9 AlM. to 5 P.M. 20 S.E. 1st Avenue, Boca Raton, 395-5824. 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