CA RATON 30 Pages Vol. 14. No. 9 Sunday, Dec. 22, 1968 Zone change for stores protested

A series of homeowners Raton "a big city, a metro- argued long and loud Thurs- polis." • • day night over a developer's "Are we ashamed of being plan to build a multi-million small?" he asked, "We seem dollar apartment, shopping cen- to think we have to grow, we ter complex near Boca Raton have to get big have lots of Community Hospital. high-rises... I don't agree More than 20 residents at- with this." The audience curst tended the public hearing held into applause. by the city Planning and Zon- Colson argued that his pro- ing Board and heard Robert posal was planned "To ac- Rodgers, chairman, recess the commodate growth, not create hearing "until further notice" a demand, but just meet a pending a thorough study of the demand that's already there." effect utilities in the project Two representatives of would have on city expend itures. homeowners associations pre- The developers had request- sented positions to the Board ed a rezoning from single fam- (Continued on 5A) ily dwelling to multiple dwell- ing, local business and medi- cal center district for their Board studies land. The tract runs from Mea- dows Road north to Glades Road and from the high school and the new junior high under son- plot changes struction. In a reverse of last week's This Nativity scene with "living figures" is a nightly event at First Methodist Church. The plan for the extensive action, the city Planning and project was outlined bv Bill Zoning Board decided Thurs- Colson, owner of the land. It day night not to send its rec- Last minute shoppers busy calls for 76*9 acres of multiple ommendation reducing plot family housing with recreation- area in R-3 districts to the al areas and off-street park- City Council. ing, 10.6 acres of neighborhood Robert Rodgers, chairman, shopping center including a res- reminded his colleagues that taurant, motel and auditorium they voted a week ago to keep reparing for Christmas complex, 19.5 acres of a the minimum plot area per medical-professional center unit R-3 districts at 1200 sq- and 5.4 acres of single family uare feet. But hesaid."Iwasn t By SANDY WESLEY Stores which will be open, School left -the—campus last Methodist ' Church, and two dwellings. quite satisfied with some of the will list their hours in the Boca Wednesday and will return Jan. candlelight services, at 7:30 Colson told the Board a total decisions we made on that." Boca Raton residents are Raton News ads," Register 6 and Marymount College stu- and 9 p.m., will be held in of 1400 apartment units was Contending that the minimum going at a fast clip now try- said. dents left Friday and will re- First Presbyterian Church. planned. He called his pro- provided insufficient park- ing to get everything purhcased, Christmas Eve merchants turn Jan. 13. Church of Open Door will hold posal "a plan that's good for ing space, Rodgers called him- in and wrapped before Christ- and grocery stores will close Florida Atlantic, University a vesper service 6:30 to 7:15. the city." \ , self skeptical" and urged the mas. at the usual hours. So will the students are enjoying not only p,rrv and Sty-'Paul. Lutheran This holy ever, was disputed Board to reconsider. And fcr good ''.reason; most post office and city hall. a Christmas holiday -but sem- Qnurch will hold a candlelight by several. hom.~owne^ who The Board .. agreed to re- Boca Raton merchants are plan- But Christmas Day only one ester break which began Dec. service at 11 p.m. A carol protested the entire project,, view the situat: ->n an-:! brnig it ning on putting the lights out to be stirring downtown will be i3 and ends Jan. 6. and candlelight service will be Bill Gushing, the first home- up for discussion again at a in the store window at regular the proverbial mouse. Meanwhile Boca Raton re- held at 8 p.m, in United Church owner to speak, said he enjoy- later date. closing hours Christmas Eve, School children already are sidents are preparing for not of Boca Raton, and a traditional ed living in "a small, resid- In other action, the Board which might mean anywhere on their Christmas holidav. only a happy but a holy Chrst- candle service will be held at ential community" and feared announced that four requests to from 5 to 6 p.m. Boca Raton's four public mas this year. 7:30 p.m. in Moravian Church. the complex would make Boca rezone property in Boca Ra- Although no-one seems to schools and St. Joan of Arc Nine churches in Boca Ra- Advent Lutheran Church will ton Hills were withdrawn as a know exactly which stores are School ended classes Friday, ton will hold services Christ- hold a candlelight service at result of action taken by City involved, there will be some Students will return to the mas Eve. 11 pgm0 and St. Joan of Arc Council earlier in the week,, stores open Sunday for the con- classrooms Jan 2. A candlelight service will be Church will hold its traditional The Board has recommended venience of the holiday shop- Students are St. Andrew's held at 11 p.m. in First United midnight mass at midnight,, that other property south of pers, and some stores are plan- Unitarian Universalist these parcels be rezoned to ning to stay open Monday until Church will hold a candlelight R-3, but City Council reject- 9 p.m. History points to good service at 7:30 p.m. ed the recommendation Tues- According to Ed Register, day night. Chamber of Commerce mana- "So", Rodgers said, "it is ger, "We try to keep on top no use whatsoever to consid- of what's happening and we weather here on holiday er rezoning these lots here" make enquiries, but no store Christmas Consideration of a proposed has the same hours. However Historically, Boca Raton has mas day. ..last year. Only medical center district was there are a few merchants who enjoyed pleasant weather slightly more than a quarter- postponed until Jan. 23. Mem- are planning on opening Sun- Christmas day, and indications inch was recorded then, Hager edition bers of the Board had presented day. are that the city stands a pretty said. 88 their views to City Council at good chance again this year. Temperatures have also been A special Christmas edition special meeting Tuesday night With high temperatures run- mild. The ' warmest Christmas of the Boca Raton News will be and said they needed time to ning in the 80's over the was in 1964 when the mercury published next week. further study the plans. weekend, Gus Hager, the Wea- reached 80 degrees. The low for Combined in the special pa- The proposed district would ther Bureau's cooperative ob- that same day was 63. per will be the regular Tuesday set aside an area near Boca server here, dug through his Christmas, 1966, was the and Thursday editions of the Ann Landers Page 2B Raton Community Hospital for News. Distribution will be late Calendar 2B medical related facilities. Dec. 18 - 21, 1968 records and came up with some coolest in recent years. On that Classifieds 14-15B historical assurances that day, the temperature only got Christmas Eve. The change will The Board's final action of permit members of the News Editorials 4A Hi Lo Rain things should be nice for the up to 69 and the low reading 14B the evening was approval of an 52 staff to spend Christmas with Public Notices amendment to the "Group Hous- Wed. 77 0 holiday. was 39. Real Estate 8-9B Thurs. 80 70 0 Since records have been kept Last year's statistics saw their families. ing" code adding this sen- Among the highlights of the Sports 12-13-14A tence: "Unless buildings share Fri. 78 60 .25 for Boca Raton, the city has the high at 71 degrees and the 10A Sat.(noon) 80 60 special edition will be a full Travel (Continued on 5A) had rain on only one Christ- low at 55 with the brief rain. color portrait of Santa Glaus. Women's News 1-2-3-4B 57/

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Chancel Christmas tree at St. Paul Lutheran Church, left, is an interior decoration which most of the residents in Boca Raton will miss., Pas- tor Eugene Krug says that apples on one side of the tree remind us of the fall of man and roses on the other side symbolize Christ. The papier- mache figures at right are at the entrancjeJto__Cotiritry Club Tillage. Stock market report Tight money halts upswing For the young . By FRED ALLAN good a stock is, espec- trading days of the year effect. and the young in heart ially the good ones, they and hopefully 1969 will The market started will be affected by reinstate the upward the week on the down- monetary, political and trend prevailing before See Thursday's Boca side and the D.J.I.A. foreign policies". this weeks tighter Raton News: "How the industrials fell 4.97 Although the D.J.I.A. money policy went into average investor does." comes points Monday at 5.41 industrials were down: Tuesday. A delightful over nine points Thurs- 2A BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, Dec. 22, 1968 Fear of tighter credit day morning it bounced was the reason given for back in the afternoon to 'stocking stuffer' the slimp. One-half hour close with a gain of 4.23 after the market closed with volume of 19,630,- on Tuesday the Federal 000, fifth highest on rec- 4 Reserve Board an- ord. nounced an increase in the discount rate from Friday morning Pan- 5-1/4 per cent of 5-1/2 Am opened on a block per cent. This is the of 1,000,000 shares at same level that was in 30. This may have been effect from mid-April triggered by its extend- to mid-August when it ed routes authorized by was reduced to,5-1/4 the C.A.B., which was CREATIONS per cent. announced late Thurs- The "money crunch" day along with many in 1966 was followed by other rulings on the a 250 point drop in the transpacific route. Al- D.J.I.A. industrials. A though the market was repetition of this is not up over three points by expected, but the recent 11 o'clock, the D.J.I.A. selling had better put closed at 966.99 off 8.15 the stock in stronger for the day, and off 14.30 hands if it's to be avoid- for the week. Volume for Designers ed. However, it has put the week was up slight- a damper on the anti- ly from 65,200,000 to Custom Made cipated year-end rally. 66,190,000. Monetary and Politi- The Federal Reserve cal changes can have Board's move this week Cocktail & Evening immediate drastic ef- appeared to have taken fects on the market, as the strength out of the Wear outlined in the article market for the moment. on timing in last Thurs- It is expected that Matching day's Boca Raton News: there will be much u "Regardless of how churning in the last six Ensembles-Copys - L Tourists will view Selection of Fine Imported Fabrics P. B. County Story' More than 4 million cubs were show stop- potential tourists will pers at two expositions see "Palm Beach we took part in in Can- County Story" at five ada this past year," major trade shows and Winterburn said. Thirty of the poems you have read and expositions in the Unit- Winterburn and Mrs. ed States and Canada Mary Morris, director in 1969. of the board's conven- enjoyed in the Boca Raton News/now The Palm Beach tion bureau will co- County Development ordinate the exhibits. Board will have exhib- In announcing the pro- compiled and put into booklet form its, said James Winter- gram, Winterburn said burn, tourism director the shows are in the ma- of the board at the New jor market areas for just for you. Orleans Travel Exposi- tourists in the country. Boca Raton News tion Jan. 10-19, the Chi- Last year a total of 4 P.O. Box 580 cago Sportsman and Va- million people saw the Boca Raton, Florida 33432 cation Show Jan. 24 - shows and we under- Feb. 2; the Columbus, stand the crowds will be Ohio Sport Vacation even larger this year, $2.00 at the News office at „ , Please send copies of Barbara Travel Show Feb. 8- 16; he said. 34 S.E. ;2fjd Strggf, •E^cagpajton.ig.,-,^, j Ewatd'^j'^thLrty^fer. today" at $2.25 each, the Midwest Sports Tra- "In addition to being Or add 25 cents.each for :i including ^postage1'ana1handling, to vel and Boat Show, Feb. at the shows," said the postage and haritiiing and i 21 - March 1 in St. tourism director, "we 133 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. we'll mail it for you. Name - Louis and the Canadian will contact travel agen- National Exposition in cies distributing post- Boca Raton Street mid-August through La- ers, travel folders and City State bor Day. material on the county." Zip— Winterburn said that i at each show, Lion Country Safari will pro- vide two lion cubs. "The Cober fills liaison post Army First Lieut- enant James V. Cober, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Cober of Boca Raton, was assign- ed as a liaison officer with the 4th Infantry Di- vision in Vietnam, Nov. 12. His wife, Karen lives at 323 W. Confrence Drive, Boca Raton, Fla. Total assets held by the nation's farmers were estimated at $253 billion as of the first of this year, as compared with $237 billion a year earlier.

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miles to cover. If, however, you At the risk of making a lot By JIM RIFENBURG find time on your hands could more merchants mad at me, you do something about a new I'd like to ask you for a 10- Dear Santa-. coat of blacktop on Dixie High- story department store. Would You received my personal way. The springs of our cars you believe a three story build- Christmas list many weeks ago. are taking a terrible beating. ing would be acceptable? It was sent in dribbles and And Santa, it sure would be All of the boaters in the com- dags through the various mem- nice to get rid of all that dust munity would be extremely bers of my family. and confusion on the west end pleased to find a 12-foot deep Florida Christmas I know it's asking a lot, but of Palmetto Park Road,, We ve channel through the Boca Ra- there are a few things you could watched construction for what ton Inlet Christmas morning. That's a pretty hard nights an outing to the beach perhaps, green do for our fair city that would seems a very long time. For the Christmas in Florida is something you either palms, make a multitude of people hap- most part, our people have driv- work for those little elves, but lawns, and a whole hedge full of poinsettia we don't seem to be able to like or dislike., .violently in either case. The native cypresses which bear some py on this Christmas Eve. en around it and held their tem- It has nothing at all to do with the day itself plants, I know your elves are busy pers. They deserve a lot of cre- get it done any other way. remote resemblance to the fir trees pull a real There are a lot of other or its meaning, or one's own particular ob- and drop their needles for the winter, finishing up presents for all dit. servance of the holiday. Most of us came to switch the kids and you'll have many little things we could use, I leaving their branches brown and dead looking, Florida from some other place...most of us different thing. Some folks like it, others suppose, but all in all I guess are from "up North." It's a we aren't in too bad of shape And when we say "up North most of us don't. as small cities go. include anything north of Vero Beach...the We're left wondering, though, about how these And that is what Christmas is about! We have a lot of downright city that advertises itself as the place where associations get started in the first place. We ve likeable people living here to the tropics begin." Be that as it may, we tend heard that Florida's climate probably more begin with. Not many originated to think in terms of a "White Christmas. closely approximates that of Bethlehem where in Boca Raton, however, they We think of snow, sleighbells which most of Christmas started, but it doesn't seem to make have adopted her as their own. us have never heard, yule logs which most of any difference. Even those of us who prefer Despite our rate of growth, have never burned, fir trees which most of the Florida version, still tend to think of snow we've kept up with the services us have never cut, youngsters riding their and sleighbells. much better than anyone dared sleds in the back yard, and a hot house poin- hope for. settia braving the chill from the frosted win- Maybe it's all those songwriters and card The city fathers over the dow pane. artists who keep that old image so strongly in years have kept our taxes where It's a pleas ant picture and one which conjures our minds. they are bearable and I do give up all sorts of happy memories, but the pic- Christmas in the tropics is our kind of them credit for holding the line ture is entirely different. holiday though, even if we do spread our when they could have gone over- gifts under a fir tree cut in the Maine woods. board. Christmas in Florida is a picture of waving We've been blessed by the fact we have an honest police Views of other newspapers department and no crooked pol- iticians. Many other cities on the Gold Coast have not been so fortunate. Golden rule We have our share of people who gripe and complain and those who seem to needle It seems like every two or three years, I it was bought to do. The common law of busi- unnecessarily. I suppose I could run across this favorite saying of John Ruskm s. ness balance prohibits paying a little and get- be listed among them. Maybe if Again it is reprinted because its message is ting a lot — it can't be done. If you deal no one ever complained about with the lowest bidder, it is wellto add some- anything we wouldn't stay on our "It's unwise to pay too much, but it's worse thing for the risk you run. And if you do that, toes as well as we have. to pay too little. When you pay too little you you will have enough to pay for something bet- sometimes lose everything because the thing ter." I have asked for a lot, Santa, you bought was incapable of doing the thing The Steamboat Springs (Colo.) Pilot and if you don't get around to all of it tonight, I won't be too disappointed. Somehow, we'll Exploring words muddle through and eventually the city will have all the nice things it needs to remain a pros- perous growing community for Songs for Christmas all the people who live here. Think well of us when you pass by and if you've setback under the Puritans who "At the time. Christ's birth was "-" * "» «*\i .- run out of ho-ho-ho*s, we'll be By JOHN BARCLAY passed a law forbidding the ob- celebrated, we went from house satisfied with a ... servance of Christmas^In 1659. to house and from village to MERRY CHRISTMAS! CAROLS — Why do we call a statute was passed in the state village, singing Christmas our Christmas songs carols? of Massachusetts similar to carols in four-part harmony." Originally the word carol like that of the Puritan's law which A French missionary wrote The view from Tallahassee its kindred term, ballade, de- frowned upon the social ameni- the first Christmas carol com- noted, dancing or having ac'ball' ties of public caroling.' .;/ posed in J:he new world of Amer- in our modern parlance. In In the-early part of the 19th ica. It was;"Jesous Ahatonna, '. i ™ fDP ~ Chaucer's era, caroling meant century, when the first German with a text in the Huron lang- a dance and sometives a song. settlers brought their tradition- uage written by a Jesuit Father, Stemming from the Latin, al Fir -Christmas trees from The melody was an old French Just a century late "choraules," a flute player, the old country, Christmas be- air which resembled the song, the word caroler in old French came a nation-wide American ' 'God Rest You Merry Gentle- meant to dance accompanied by festival. Carol singing flourish- men." 27 north of Tallahassee which tall and some eight feet around. By MALCOLM JOHNSON The slopes are covered with the music of a flute. In .medie- ed in Great Britain, and the Two perennial Christmas fa- tells about the first Christmas val times, the Italians called it British people looked upon their site being in the vicinity. about the biggest patch of red- vorites which have gained a uni- Word has reached us from berried green dragon plants and a carola which was a ring dance carols as a nostalgic link to the versal poll ofpopularity are: The state has bought part of with songs. legendary era of Dickens who St. Croix Island, Maine, that the land on which are located falso indigo that you can find "It Came Upon A Midnight national and state park service immortalized Scrooge and Tiny Clear," and "Oh Little Town of some rather impresslively in this part of the country, The oldest carol surviving in Tim. officials have dedicated there large Indian mounds which we Bethlehem," Bing Crosby is ' 'a national hisotrical site on The view from the top of manuscrift form was written m Christmas carols began to known for his ballad of "A White think mark the site of the Norman French and the words take on their present day signi- the spot where North Am- village of Anhayea, where we the big mound eastward ac- Christmas," but "Silent Night, erica's first Christmas cele- ross Lake Jackson is magni- were a revered acount of the ficance during the Reformation Holy Night" will live forever. know from recorded history Nativity. Carol singing had a period. Martin Luther wrote: bration was held in 1604, that DeSoto spent from Oct. 2 ficent. They ought to be ashamed of 1539, to March 3, 1540, before You can imagine that the On second thought themselves, because it simply pushing on to dscover the Mis- Indians built it for ceremonies isn't so. Those Yankees seem sissippi River. honoring the rising run and us- unable to recognize the Span- ed it that way before and af- ish history of our region which A road has been paved to ter DeSoto and his 12 priests predates English and French within a few hundred feet of came and spent the winter. Hospital for 1975 colonization of theirs. the biggest mound, but most This is only one of our neg- travelers cut off before they lected North Florida historic Our clipping doesn't indicate get there to reach a landing on attractions. TheFlorida Board the basis of their claim, but if Lake Jackson and try for bass and the congestion of road St. Croix Island didn't get in one of the nation's best fish- of Parks and Historic Mem- By GUS HARWELL for all the route of 1-95. orials has plans for developing Meanwhile, property owners, equipment, confused drivers^ around to celebrating Christ- ing lakes. sometimes school children, and MANY FIND it difficult to take developers, the city, and others mas, it was close to a century We even had a pageant out the mound site, but no money. must gnash their teeth over a unconcerned road workers, late. The Florida Board of Archives seriously the predictions of continues unabated. there several Christmases ago growth here in Boca Raton. We decision which should have been We here in Tallahassee to re-enact that first ceremoney and History has plans for dig- hear that there will be 70,000 firmed and forgotten months When the sign indicates a claim, you know, that the first of 430 years ago — but it ging to make sure this was the people here in 1975, but many of ago. right turn, there is a road grad- ecclesistical observance of . faltered for lack of promotion. actual site of DeSoto's visit us fail to grasp the significance. Maybe the woman who said, er blocking that path, and no- Christmas on land which now but not money. Those who manage and dir- "They've been talking about body directing traffic, what do is part of the United States We don't even have the money ect the affairs of Boca Raton'^s ' 1-95 for years and years— you do? was about five miles north of Now, the Tallahassee Cham- to buy part of the biggest mound Community Hospital haven't they'll never build it, they're I go the wrong way and hope. the State Capitol in 1539 — ber of Commerce men- which still is. held privately for missed the significance. just going to talk about it, or 65 years before whatever it tions the "First Christmas" a big price. They have taken pages out was right afer all. If we avoid an accident at the was that happened on St. Croix claim; but if you try to find of yesterday and today, mixed meeting of old and new Pal- Island, Maine. the spot, you'll have to take to But, even if we don't do them with knowledge of the im- metto, it will be a monument tall grass and deep woods af- anything to exploit our claim, WORK ON the extension of to careful driving and nothing But we can't even claim the St. Croix Island has no title to mediate future, and plotted the Palmetto Park Road continues, mass celebrated by priests ter the pavement ends, then hospital's course to meet the else. who accompanied Hernando de speculate for yourself about the first Christmas celebra- demands. Soto on the edge of our Lake what was where. tion in North America. There A 400-bed hospital sounds Jackson was the first on the must have been hundreds of over-ambitious for Boca Ra- North American continent. The expedition is worth it. them in Mexico, Florida and ton today — but not for the On top of the largest mounds other parts of the country be- Boca Raton we confidently ex- The Spanish already were in grow hackberry trees 100 feet fore 1604. pect to be living In in 1975. Mexico as early as 1519, and Catholic missionaries were Shopping even though you were ignorant of IF THE CITY and the other the facts. with them to state Christiani- agencies which must keep their zing the natives. eyes on the future make their To The Editor: s/Jeane Alexander preparations as well, Boca Ra- I was shocked to read your Also, St. Augustine was foun- ton's growth won't be helter- article by Mr. Rifenburg en- ded in 1565 and certainly was skelter or ill-advised, it will titled, "Where do you Shop". observing Christmas from the Sunday 4A Dec. 22,1968 be orderly and controlled. It was a great injustice to the beginning; and surely the pro- By any measure, the growth good merchants in our city. testant French Huguenots must Published every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at. 34 S.E. have had some sort of Christ- is destined to be swift. Delays You evidently did not take The Boca Raton News 2nd st., Boca Raton, Fla., 33432, by the Boca Raton Pub- in preparation for it will bear mas observance at the mouth the time to learn the truth. Al- welcomes letters to the of the St. Johns River in lishing Co., Inc. Phone 395-8300. bitter fruits in years to come. most everything can be obtain- editor, especially on mat- THE STATE Road Depart- 1554 before the Spanish wiped ed here at a reasonable price! ters of general interest them out. W.H. HARWELL, Jr., Publisher ment has surveyed, consult- Many of the shops are strug- to the community. We will ed, planned, and talked, and not undertake to condense gling to make a living and to There was a Spanish Colony H. CLAY RILEY still apparently cannot pinpoint letters without the con- JOHN T. OPEL the route of the new Interstate serve the people here with good sent of the writers, but at Pensacola for Christmas Adv. Mgr. quality merchandise at a price 1559. Editor 95 route through Boca Raton. they can afford. reasonable length is ad- It borders on the unbelieve- vised to assure publica- Entered as second class mail at the postoffice at Boca able that the planning and the ac- tion. Our only restriction We must bow to the St. Croix Naturally a good department Raton, Florida under the act of March 8, 1879. quisition of right-of-way and the store is handier, but — the loy- .on content Is that letters Islanders for one thing, mapping of the precise path al residents of this city do not be free of libel and that though: Folks up there are Member of the Florida Press Association and National of the highway could be in mind walking a few extra steps. they not violate, good doing something about their such a state of fluctuation. taste. Unsigned letters claim,, and we aren't doing Newspaper Association. Subscription rates: By carrier in Surely somebody, some- Where is your LOYALTY? will not be published,. much about ours. the city70(f per month; by mail in the U.S., one year 110.00, where, has the facts and the I cannot understand your aim Oh, we're nibbling at it. 6 months $6.00, 3 months $4.00- authority to lay down once and in publishing such an article. There's a marker on U,S. y Sunday, Dec. 22, 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS 5A New administration building OK' d at PBJC IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 3 bedroom, 2 bath home, two car ga- Final plans for a nev? at last week's meeting building will be two ing and the current ad- Special facilites for College employees and administration build- of the Palm Beach Ju- stories high with 13,- ministration building food service manage- for four scholarship rage, family room,completely furnish- _ng and a major ad- nior College district 122 square feet and will which will be remodel- ment will be the primary students from Colombia ed. ition to the Science board of trustees. be located between the led to. house financial purpose of the addition under the Florida-Col- $57,268 Building were approved The ad mini str ation data processing build- offices. to the science building, ombia Alliance pro- but three general class- gram. An Exclusive With rooms will also be add- Awarded bids for 10,- ed. 000 students bumper stickers and 70,000 sets RUTENBERG HOMES Protest against zone changes Bids for the new of computer forms. 2201 Banyan Rd,, Boca Raton building will be adver- (Continued from page 1) tised after establish- ety and general welfare of ilities within the tract of land ment of a pre-qualified neighborhood residents and the but Rodgers emphasized that > 4 opposing the project, calling city as a whole." list of contractors. i |it "adverse to the health, saf- the city must extend its fac- Homeowner Don Scanlon said ilities to connect into the new The board also: SMOSS permission would amount to utilites. Approved a joint re- 'spot zoning". No one could answer whether quest with Florida At- 99 S.E. 1st Avenue, Boca Raton Plot size the city would befaced with capi- lantic University for a (Continued from Page 1) The protests went on and the tal expenditures to accomplish federal grant of $146,- Headquarters For an entire common wall or com- applause grew more frequent. this, so Rodgers asked the de- 900 for development of mon stairway connecting two Mrs. Opal Brodhead toW the velopers to present their en- teacher training films. buildings, they shall be con- developers to concentrate on geineering survey to the city Noted receipt of sidered separate buildings,," single-family apartments in- for review and said the hear- $304,885 in realloca- The affirmative vote follow- stead of multiple family dwell- ing would be resumed "after tion funds from the state ings. "Let the people live based on a 12.2281 per ed concern voiced by several here", she said, "but in houses, a study is made of utilities." board members that without cent increase in enroll- not large apartment buildings. ment this fall. such a clause, developers could Don't let them change our city." connect buildings with small In April of 1953, Senator Awarded workman's Wayne Morse delivered the compensation insurance walkways and have them con- Rodgers questioned the de- sidered group housing, thereby longest continuous speech ever to Wilson Insurance velopers about their plans for given in the Senate; he spoke Agency for an annual OPEN MONDAY EVENING WEEJUNS avoiding minimum spacing re- utilities, sewers, water and til 9 P.M. gulations. for 22 hours 26 minutes on the premium of $13,918. roads. They pointed out they Tidelands Oil Bill, without once Waived registration The Board will next meet on were responsible for all ut- For Ladies and Men True Moccasin or Tassel Jan, 2. sittingdown. fees for some Junior Psychologist visits FAU Minds across the sea sity of Dusseldorf found Dr. Viktor V. Sarris that a Florida Atlantic had decided before he had a meeting this week University ditto shared left West Germany last when a young German his conclusions on a month that he would visit experimental psycholo- subject of mutual re- Dr. Robert Adamson, gist from the Univer- search. chairman of psychology at FAU. "I had read of his DO YOU HAVE A PROBLEM? experiments with ani- Come in and discuss it with us - If our equip- mals in scientific jour- ment will help solve nals," said the psy- Your Problem, chologist, "and when We'// be pleased to rent it to you; If we can'1 this three-month re- furnish the equipment. We'// do our best to search trip material- help you get it. ized, I planned my TAYLOR RENTAL CENTER schedule to take in 1962 N. Fed. Hwy., Fifth Ave. Shopping Plaza Boca Raton." BOCA RATON Though they have been MORE THAN 600 ITEMS performing different 395-1877 experiments an oceana apart, they learned, on meeting, that their in- terpretations of results are the same. That, for scientists, is like two castaways thrown up on the same desert is- land. In a trip that has tak- en him to Harvard, Stanford, UCLA, and other noted universi- ties, the experimentor in psychophysics has found at FAU a scien- tist who sees eye-to- eye with him on the problems of irrelevant stimulation. It all concerns a mathematical formula for the prediction of learning improvement behavior that was de- veloped by Dr. Adam- son and Dr. William Be- van, vice president of Johns Hopkins Univer- sity. Hungry rats given small doses of electri- cal shock are also in- volved in the study that has drawn the scientists together. The degree of reward that is most effective in increasing learning GIFT SHOP is the specific subject of agreement between 71 5. Federal Hwy.r Boca Raton 395-2566 the men.

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Some people think Roberto's Roberto Let us listen in reverent wonder to the story of the first Q. Okay, "According to Rober- is a school of dance. to" what can be done for the likes of me. I'm a widow fol- Christmas in Bethlehem long ago, when humble shepherds 1 (Ballroom, waltz to new swing) lowing 26 /4 years of happily married life to an extrovert. I and mighty kings knelt together to witness the miracle of His Birth in the am the OPPOSITE. Perhaps your "Charm" course would Some people think Roberto's help? manger... and choirs of angels sang in the heavens, heralding a new I find it extremely difficult is a school of languages. to meet people ... let alone era of hope for all mankind. May the glorious inspiration of that Holy dance with other men. I'd be so (Spanish, French, English, German) stiff trying to follow a strang- er's lead, I'd embarrass us both Night when our Saviour was born kindle long-lasting happiness in your heart. something awful! ... A course in ballroom dancing to over- We offer our thanks to all you wonderful people for your generous patronage. Some people think Roberto's come all my five feet of infer- is a school of charm. iority complex? So, would you suggest a (Makeup, fashion, conversation, voice, course in "Charm" : . . "Dance" ... or maybe, better yet, a etiquette) "Foreign Language" to forget it all in Never Never Land?— A.E.G. . A. "According to Roberto" your Some people are ALL right. problem is not as difficult as. you might think. Nor are you alone. It roust be a great comfort to you to have shared so many years with someone you love. But n»w you must think about ROBERTO'S the future and all the happi- ness life still holds for you. The quick way to overcome SCHOOLS your "five feet of inferiority complex," to meet new and in- teresting people, would be a conrse in dancing ... to re- 2737 EAST OAKLAND PARK BLVD. store all the life and vitality you think you hare lost. FORT LAUDERDALE / 565-0396 Please accept my personal invitation to visit our school 140 NORTH FEDERAL HWY. as my guest and allow me to BOCA RATON / 395-8635 show you how quickly and of bocd 2980 N. Federal Hwy., Telephone 395-5212 easily you can get a new lease on life. Inquire, without obligation, about The above letter writer has private lessons or classes. been sent a Complimentary $50 Course. Write Roberto to- day — and win your compli- mentary $50 course. Absolute' ly no obligation. 6A BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, Dec. 22, 1968

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Name Address FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE State Zip City Boca Raton Lodge Number 35 Sweetest this side of Belle Glade? Sunday, Dec. 22, 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS 7A First graders raising Cain...oops...cane Everyone Loves A Mrs. Kenneth Higgins The class discussed each child got a stalk suggestion to plant sev- ers joined the ranks of Now, less than two may just have the sweet- sugar cane at length — to take home. eral of the stalks. amateur gardeners back months later, curled est first-graders this in October, nothing BUICK planting, harvesting, Their enthusiasm So they did. green leaves are side of Belle Glade. — and then soon developed into a showed above the soil. sprouting up more than For their enthusiasm, processing When the first-grad- two feet high. And curiosity and gardening growing all the time, FOR THE BEST DEAL ON A know-how has given according to its loving them their very own caretakers. crop of sugar cane. Proud. of its gar- 1969 BUICK Growing right outside dening success, the their classroom at Ad- class now hopes to dison Mizner El- visit a sugar mill in SEE FRANK COULSON ementary School, the the Belle Glade-Clewis- plants have sprouted up ton area and see a large Direct Factory Dealer so fast that Mrs. Hig- scale operation. * FINEST SERVICE • LARGE PAINT & BODY SHOP gins says confidently, But until then, diver- "We're waiting for them sification is in the air. to climb right past the For part time garden- window." er Mrs, Higgins shows ,^ COULSON ^ The class of 26 be- all visitors the small came so engrossed with coffee plant growing DELRAY BEACH its project that the stu- next to one of the cane dents insist on taking stalks. 1616 N. Federal. Hwy. - Ph. 278-3292 turns watering the cane, It was donated by an- decided to construct a other first-grader, she small fence to keep out explains, and chuckling, trespassers and tacked she wryly comments, Subscribe to the up a sign that wryly an- "Now all we need is a nounces: "First grade cow and we'll have it is raising cain - oops! all — coffee, sugar and Boca Raton News Cane." cream." The do-it-yourself gardening project came about quite accidentally, according to Mrs. Hig- TELEPHONE 395-1701 gins. "One of my students brought in soybeans and rice from Arkansas to RUDDLPH C. LARSON show the class and I got to thinking about what products are grown right here in Florida," Sugar cane, a product complete. The search for just the of the Glades, popped right fabrics and furniture has ended. At long last every- into mind and the next thing has fallen-into place. It is your masterpiece - it is step was performed by unique. Mrs. Horace Hartsell, mother of first-grader Scott Hartsell. Shouldn't this triumph of elegance and good taste be re- Mrs. Hartsell went to corded in distinctive photographs in color? Call me soon Belle Glade and brought for an appointment. a huge box filled with sugar cane stalks. She passed them out among the children and dis- Getting the message across, first-grader plants and measuring their growth. They also ARCHITECTURAL EXECUTIVE SUITE played samples of sugar Kathy Cocks tacks up a humorous sign near put up fences and wrote "keep out" on them INTERIORS WEIR PLAZA BLOB. in its raw state through the garden her Addison Mizner Elementary to discourage trespassers. It evidently worked INDUSTRIAL BS5 5. FEDERAL HIGHWAY processing stages to re- School class has cultivated to grow sugar for the plantSj are| growing better than ever. MARINE BOCA RATDN, FLORIDA 33432 fined table susar. cane. The students take turns watering the Wright serves in Vietnam MAKE THIS Army Private First Class Bruce L. 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Barbershipping . . . Three former Toledo, Ohio, men, now residents of Boca Raton, met in Bill Dagoto's barbership in Winfield Shopping Plaza the other day. I was talking with George Henry, seated in Bar- ber Bill's chair, when a gentleman named Ray Wotring walked up and introduced himself. We all agreed Toledo was a wonderful place to come from. But we all affirmed we're mighty happy to now be living in Boca Raton. Unsuccessful .,... Morris Chalfen, producer of "Holiday On Ice" Which plays the Palm Beach Au- ditorium in March, observes that George Washing- ton very well could have been the world's most unsuccessful press agent, pointing out, "He never told a lie." Back In Town . . . Lee Allen, historian for Base- ball's Hall of Fame in Cooperstown and columnist COLOR TV for The Sporting News, the sports magazine, is back in his Boca home for the winter season. Lee tells me he is going to do a column on Clarke "Pinkie" Pittinger, former major leagueinfielder, who now lives in Fort Lauderdale. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Tousey, who moved intoHar- CENTER Hoffstot will leave 1348E.Hillsboro Blvd. (NEXT to WESTERN AUTO} for officers' school John G. Hoffstot III Denison University and Deerfield Beach of Boca Raton will leave attended the Univers- Jan. 6 for the Marine ity of Florida School of Corps Officers' school Law prior to enlistment. at Quantico, Va. IN ADDITION TO OUR MOTOROLA Hoffstot, who enlisted In 1964, the U.S. Bu- for three years, for- reau of Labor Statistics merly worked for It- recorded a total of 3,- SALES & EXPANDED SERVICE venus Construction Col 655 strikes and lock- and the Boca Raton Ho- outs involving 1.64 bil- FACILITIES IN THE tel. He is a graduate of lion workers. COVE SHOPPING CENTER

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The occasion marked "We were particular- Complete UMBRELLA Protection training were given cer- Sheriff's office in the forcement departments Introduced as special Macy's first day on the ly pleased with the help * Travelers * Aetna • Continental job at PBJC. given the class by Frank Group * Royal Globe London &. tificates of completion group completing the in the area. guests were Dr. Sam Lancashire * Boston of i the first in - serv- course, and three who "We want to offer the Bottosto chairman of Larry Tuttle, coordi- Bradshaw of the county Insurance Co. ice police training class are not yet connected services of the college the Social Science De- nator of law enforce- juvenile department" at Palm Beach Junior with any department. to you and to the rest partment which organ- ment at PBJC said that Tuttle said. JOHN D. TALBOTT College this week. Dr0 Harold C. Manor, of the community," Dr. ized the course and Joe general topics covered The second course The end of the course PBJC prerident, who Manor said. Macy formerly of the in the first course were will cover criminal in- INSURANCE AGENCY, inc si nalle< 489 N.E. 20th St. Boca Raton & S -' completion of presented the certifi- Lake Worth City Man- West Palm Beach Po- the history of law en- vestigation and arrest, Ph. 395-1511 or 399-1516 51 hours of the new re- cates, expressed the ager, Carl L. Kopp, said lice Department, who forcement how to recog- search and seizure, quirement in Florida hope that the course. the city was proud of will teach the second of nize and handle people Tuttle said. law for 200 hours of training for policemen. Forty - eight of the 53 were from the Lake Worth Police Depart- ment, and chief Tom Na- WHILE gle told the group that GIANT ECKERD the course "has already QUANTITIES done our department LAST DRUGS a lot of good," SWEET "I feel sure that the police image in Lake Worth is better today than it was in August," Nagle said. CHRISTMAS is just around the corner FCD delivers and so is your Eckerd Drug Store _ park record BOCA RATON • ISO W.Camino Real More than 1,000,000 OEERFIELD DELRAY acre feet of fresh water a Village Mart Shopping • Post Office Shopping have been discharged Center Center this year into Ever- FABERGE SPRAY glades National Park S9AX FACTOR SHOP 10 TIL 7 SUNDAY, 9 TIL S WEEKDAYS from Conservation Area BATH POWDER SET HYPNOTIQUE 1 OZ. COLOGNE, 5 OZ. BATH SALE PRICES GOOD THRU TUESDAY 3 of the Central and POWDER — APHRODISIA, Southern Florida Flood SPRAY HIST COLOGNE TIGRESS WOODHUE, FLAM- WHILE GIANT QUANTITIES LAST BEAU Control District (FCD)O It is equivalent of the. flood of 1947, when the 2,75 6.00 LIGHTED Park received a simi- lar flow, but cities and FIREPLACE MATCHABELU DMA SCENT GIVE YOUR HOME REAL CHRIST- farmlands also exper- MAS FEELING, WITH FLICKERING ienced widespread COLOGNE DUETTE 8 SHAKER SET LAMP, INCLUDES CORD. flooding that year, ac- TABU OR AMBUSH cording to Robert W. 3.95 Padrick of Fort Pierce, VALUE chairman of the FCD 2 governing board. In 1968, a levee be- 4 W ALUMINUM tween the glades and east coastal areas di- Pom P@in Tree verted large quantities of water away from the 6.95 4f cities and southward in- VALUE 4 to the National Park. The flow exceeded the million mark this week. !>' CHRISTMAS SERVING The total this year | DISHES, 39° VALUE.. 29 is four jtimeS' the quan- tity suggested by the POLAROID 220 HANGING SARAN National Park Service Broxodent Electric DAZEY ELECTRIC as a minimum annual COLOR ^CANDOUER, 1.49 VALUE..., 99 need from the Conser- TOOTHBRUSH ICE CRUSHER vation Area. AUTOMATIC FAMILY TOOTHBRUSH COMPLETE CAiERA FUtLT AUTOMATIC AND'JAM PROOF TAKE BLACK & WHITE INDOORS REPLASEMEMT WITH-STORAGE STAND Padrick said the WITH BUILT IN ICE TRAY MODEL 1O0O - WITHOUT flASH;*LECTRIC EYE AND FOUR TOOTH- Flood Control District RANGE FINDER ^ f|lR is readying a trophy, "BULBS, C7M topped with an apothe- cary jar containing wat- II' EAGH er, which is to be pre- VALUE sented to the National 1018 POLAROID CAMERA Park Service in January JULIETTE STEREO HAMILTON BEACH 9 FOOT SARAN through the Florida CASE, 7.95 VALUE GARLAMD, 1.00 VALUE. Board of Conservation, CLOCK RADIO 79 headed by Governor AM/FM-AFC WITH 2 SPEAK- MIXETTE POLAROID 108 COLOR 89 Claude R. Kirk Jr. ERS WESTCLOX MOVE- 3 SPEED FINGERTIP CONTROL, 12" TWIST CANDLES, 2 PK. e MENT, MODEL RC2020X STANDS ON OR HANGS ON WALL, FILM, 5.25 VALUE.... 3 The trophy has a 122.95 VALUE GUARANTEED, MODEL 87 plaque just below the Red, White, Green, 45c 39 jar of water with an 99 14.95 POLAROID 20 SWINGER inscription commemor- VALUE FILM, 2.10 VALUE 15 FASHION ating the delivery of a 99 million acre feet. 8 TINSEL BOWS The total amounts to Juliette Cassette KODAK 124 Instamatic more than 325 billion HAMILTON BEACH gallons, or enough water RECORDER to cover the city of INSTANT LOADING, SOLID 7 SPEED BLENDER CAMERA STATE ADAPTER JACK BATTER- Miami 45 1/2 feet deep. EIGHT POSITION ROTARY CONTROL 32 02. CON- EASY LOADING. BIACK AND IES, MODEL CTP2005 With an average popu- TAINER, FREE COOK BOOK 5 YEAR GUARANTEE, WHITE, COLOR, SLIDES lation of 15.1 persons 44.95 VALUE MODEL 260 per acre, there would 24.95 be 331,475 people in Mi- VALUE ami who could be under water, or swimming. Miami covers 34.3 Jyfsett® Tape R@®@riier ROTOBROIL AUTOMATIC KODAK COLOR FILM, SIZES INSTAHT IHSANITY square miles. 4 TRANSISTOR 3" REEL WITH TAPE, MI- LIMIT 1, REGULAR 1.00 .... CROPHONE, EARPHONE, BATTERIES, GX 120, GX 126-12, GX 49 At no time during the MODEL LT466 year was the flow of DEEP FRYER GX 620, VALUES TO 1.40 TINKER TOYS water cut off to the Park, AUTOMATIC HEAT CONTROL S'A 39 even though there was a 12.95 69 QUART CAPACITY, HANDY COOKING #138, REGULAR 2.50 VALUE GUIDE i serious drought last ANSGO 8mm MOVIE FILM 9 1 spring. a^ ' *K PROCESSING INCLUDED, «. "¥69 99 TONKA PICK-UP REGULAR 1 59 39 PLAY TAPES, Assorted Titles 1 3.50 VALUE 2 TRUCK, REGULAR 2.05 MAGNUS THE NEW 1969 JULIETTE CLOCK Can Opener & Knife 3 FUNNY FRECKLES CHORD It REGULAR 1.20... PHANTOM EM RADIO SHARPENER ORGAN 68 ELECTRIC, SOLID STATE, TE- j LECHRON MOVEMENT, ELECTRIC, EASY WAY TO OPEN CANS t. SHARPEN KNIVES SAFELY VAN ENSEMBLE MODEL 605P HAS £ KOLOGNE KIDDLES MODEL ACR 810 29 WYCK, MODEL 6A 37 TREBLE KEYS, 12 CHORD 14.95 VALUE REGULAR 2.25 .... i 15.95 88 69 REG. 88 VALUE 7 44 ASSORTED JULIETTE 18 TRANS. SPORTSMAN'S Plush Animals Plastic Dish Drainer 3.98 Hearing AidsJ MULTIBAND RADIO WATCH VALUE oCords — 5 BAND AM/FM ELECTRIC OR BATTERY, EAR- AND CADDY WATERPROOF TO 180', ACCURATE, 2" No Tubes- PHONE, AC LINE CORD BUILT IN MODEL MADE OF STURDY PLASTIC CALENDAR, EASY READ HANDS, AD- No Button. NA5018 CADDY HOLDS SILVERWARE JUSTABLE BEZEL, ALL WEATHER STRAP, Hear But Do Not Understand? FULL SECOND HAND BABY GRADLE GYM 13 "fliis could well_be_ NERVE 69.95 REGULAR 2.00.... DEAFNESS. The New 1969 1.98 1 VALUE PHANTOM EAR might well VALUE 99' solve your problem. WHILE THEY LAST! HORSMAN BABY Battery Operated Johnson Spoon* - BUTTERCUP, REG. 3.50 Now more than ever before - WIND-PROOF 199 Asst'd., 1.75 Value 1 Make No Mistake - OWER SHEARS, 4.95 VAL. IF YOU PAY MORE- LIGHTER £ DON'T SPILL THE BEAMS 88 49c YOU'RE PAYING; TOO: MUGHl VALUE 39' PINKING SHEARS-6S* Old Pa! Bait Bucket i 1^1 mm, WmdlYm SWINGER HIGH BOCA SOLID PRIMT 12 OUNCE MAALOX Paper Towels Blanched Peanuts VIKIN6 JU«q HEARING fteie INTENSITY LAMP HEAD SOARVES C BYFUVOR CENTER 395-4242 OUR St"I SUE "I OC HOUSE REG. 93c Ul REG. 31c 1 if REG.5SC Royal Palm Nora 5.S5 88 LIMIT 1 WITH COUPOM THRU 12/24 LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON THRU 12/24 LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON THRU 12/24 BOCA RATON VALUE 3 VALUE 10A BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday. Dec. 22. 1968 Annual event in Gulf city n>^x^>A Travel Agent Costs No H^x3£> FAMOUSDGGR CHINESE RESTAURANT In fhe COVE SHOPPING CENTER DEERFIELD Serving Lunch - Dinner- Late Supper IKMI Naples ready for shell show CLOSED MONDAY Open Noon til Midnight tional value, and scien- FOR RESERVATION OR TAKE OUT ORDERS - 399-5455 Steamship Tours Naples, whose beach emy of Natural Sciences success of the show and is reputed to be the best of Philadelphia/ and offering most instruc- tific accuracy. Cruises Airline shelling area in the honors the outstanding tion and inspiration to Western Heiriispher e, exhibit of mollusks con- visitors because of its 103 E. PALMETTO PARK RD. beckons to shell lover's tributing most of the attractiveness, educa- BOCA RATON Feb. 21, 22 and 23 when the Naples Shell Gl*ib PH. 391-0303 presents the iOtharJhUal 393-4114 2 COLOR HITS Naples Shell Show. GOLD (OflS, BOYNTON BEACH SUNSHINE SQUARE Mollusk collectors BOYNTON BEACH. are slated to play the CiNfMA major role in the event, Ph. 732-2222 NOW with 13 classes of ex- MIRiSCH PICTURES presents hibits, covering every- "STARTS TOMORROW" thing from fossils to un- usual specimens. Col- lections of living moi- lusks, marine, fresh- "BEST COOGAMSBIUFF PICTURE!" Winner of 10 Academy Awards!-,,*, 2:00-4:00 6:00-8:00 Open 7 days 11:00 a.m. 'til . . presents BOBBY JOHNSON and ' JACKIE GLEASON The Silhouettes CAROL CHANNING FRANK1E AVALON in the Mont Martre Lounge FRED CLARK (2 weeks only) MICHAEL CONSTANTINE water, or land, will FRANK GORSHIN JOHN PHILLIP LAW compete in aquaria or PETER LAWFORO Catering to Christmas parties that terraria, with sea life BURGESS MEREDITH feature lavish buffet, Christmas GEORGE RAFT cheer Punch. Door prizes. $6 per collections of marine CESAR ROMERO person. plants and animals oth- MICKEY BOONEY er than mollusks also Make your reservations now. Don't forget, for the gayest entered. These include New Year it's Chez Joey. preserved forms of sea- weed, corals, fans, starfish or crabs, \H WILLIAM CANNOH Me A Lyrics by Reservations 395-7635 36 S.E. Third St. Boca Raton Conchologists World- I LSSON ntumea wide know that shells UDI GERNREICH Photographed In lend themselves easily PANAVI51ON* to artcrafting, "Artistic TECHNICOLOR" Dedicated to... by LEON SHAMROV creations made by the Produced A FINE DINING Ohecled by HOLIDAY exhibitor from marine, OTTO PREMINGER Famous for Prime Roast Beef, DINNER icillU \JJL 1 A (SsSil** Yf cH^SfJL Boneless- Duck,: Scampi, and shells, or other objects Special Gourmet Dinners. from the sea*1 compete in this division. Accents of other materials will Aii Old be permitted, and class- es range from shell flo- Reslauranl CHOICE OF ral arrangements to COMPLETE «CQC mosaics. y DINNERS -.•'••-'•' For the firsttimsthis * ... J" PIUS ALA CARTE MENU year, shell dealer^* DINE&DANGE commercial exhibits : ••.• to the will be judged separate- Dinner romantic music of '*, •* •JOSEPH TROPPE ly, although their cate- ROAST YOUNG TOM TURKEY and the Casino Strings gories are the same. Non-competitive exhib- Home Made Giblet Gravy and Dressing its are also weltdme. Cranberry Sauce Deadline for entries Home Made Vegetable or Onion Soup To reserve .. • CALL ; MAITRE d' JOSEPH is Feb. 10, and no entry Salad ; 563-1234 : fee is charged. For in- French or Thousand Island Dressing Miami.949-1707 .••,. formation, contact Mrs. Shipped Potatoes Candied Yams E. W. Foster, Shell Show- Green Peas Mashed Turnip Creamed Onions in Fort Lauderdale Chairman, Box 1991, Home Made Rolls and Butter 2222 N. QSean I3r: Naples. Junior collec- Home Made Mince Pie or Ice Cream X-Mas Tree tors and shellcrafters are encouraged to enter Beverage $3.95 their works, competing Reservations Requested in age groups 12 and un- Call Maitre'd Charles 395-9496 399-8222 Our chefs conspire der and 13 through17. We are also serving our full menu Shellcraft items made in to corry your favor the Shell Club's weekly AMERICAN EXPRESS DANCING NIGHTLY workshop sessions will CARTE BLANCHE TO THE with secret be sold during the show. DINERS CLUB ANNE DAYE TRIO Leading show award 8 P.M. 'TIL? comes from the Acad- seafood sauces. 1450 No. Federal Hwy., Boca Raton The number one song SUNDAY BRUNCH 10 AM TO 2 PM on the hit parade of 1858 With All was"The YellowRosebf Open 7 Days, Serving Lunch and Dinner The Trimmings Texas". For Reservations Call 395-4800 These are a

There's a few of my delicacy from the blue Pacific —Dungeness favorite things. Crabmeat which we bake in a sauce laced with sherry wine, Go for barbecuing ? drizzled with butter, Our chefs do... dappled with capers. Ahhh ! they follow our special Q's for barbecues. That's why our There's another specialty tangy-smoked Barbecued Shrimp —our tasteful shrimp and will make you drool! crabmeat Norfolk dishes. Or King Crab...Langostinos. WDBM420 We saute these morsels of goodness in rich pure butter CBS FOR THE GOLD COAST expertly seasoned. Hmmm!

6:40-9 AM - VIC KNIGHT Now... enjoy gourmet food Top O'Mpmin - Add a chuckle to in a festive mood ! Celebrate your toasfand coffee - our 20th Anniversary with us... 9-10 AM-JOHN JOYCE at any... or all of our Coffee break - easy listnin' mu- conveniently located restaurants sic - up-down-and-around Florida! ••:•,.•;': ; Restaurants on the water. 10-11 AM ARTHUR GODFREY With docks so you can come by boat. Panelled TIME walls. Deep carpeting. Waiters who are always there 11 AM-3 PM - BRUCE HAMILTON but don't seem to be. Cocktail-and-a-half size cocktails. Carrousel - Midday mayor of the Old favorites prepared new ways. Like duck- Matter of fact, Gold Coast ling with orange honey glaze and peach chutney. ^Wyou wwon'o t bbe 3-6 PM - RICK ALLEN Walnut fried filet of sole. Baked flounder stuffed with able to resist any of our 67 Drivetime smooth out traffic snarls crabrrieat. Smoked pork chops with a soused baked succulent seafare specialties! 6 PM-8 AM -CBS WORLD NEWS apple. Our chefs won't let you I Roundup Restaurants that look like Christmas, with decorations that are famous for miles around. Live 6:15PM-LUMN'ABNER music, pleasant and continuous. 6:45 PM - LOWELL THOMAS Pal"s Captain's Table is one of my favorite things. LUNCH/DINNER/COCKTAILS - 7 DAYS 7:30-12 PM - KELSEY HUTCHINSON Boca Raton-1701 N. Federal Hwy.-395-8181 First in Florida The Old Beachcomber North Palm Beach-661 U.S.Hwy. 1-848-5245 for Seafood Captain's ^fable West Palm Beach - 74D0 S.Dixie Hwy.- 582-5822 Also in Perrine, Cora! Gables. Miami. North Miami. Dania. ingoy Some Helaxtn ilcidio- Ft. Lauderdale South, Ft. Lauderdale North, Pompano Beach, WDEF-1420 Cocoa Beach, Sarasota, St. Petersburg, Tampa, Orlando |Maitland) CBS for the Gold Coast There's a place for you at Pai's Captain's Table. The restaurant you can visit by Intracoastal Watervay or State Road 810. Deerfieid Beach, F-'lorida. For reservations, tei. 399-4000. Sunday, Dec. 22, 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS 11A Barbara Ewald's poems, drawings in book Me" about the little girl who "The Night the Witches ca Raton News. She got the idea for the poem describes it as a 'ka- By SANDY WESLEY Mrs. Ewald doesn't like, to leidescope." calls Mrs. Ewald up and talks Ride?" from watching the girls work on the phone. "That's real- "We used to have a three Barbara Ewald likes chil- talk about herself. their ponies at the Woodfield Mrs. Ewald's poems may al- ' 'Why do people have to know Hunt Club. so be about people she knows, ly Barbara Stroud's little girl. story house and we'd take the dren,, A little boy with the snorkle children in the attic and sit and Nothing profound about that. something about an artist be- When you read her poems, like the "Invitation to Tea." fore they buy her work?" she you find out that Mrs. Ewald One hot summer afternoon which is really too large for him hold flashlights under purcninS Only when you consider was walking on the beach one and tell spooky stories. „ . that Mrs. Ewald differentiates asked. "I live for the present. loves words, likes to get out two of her daughters were play- I don't live in the past,,' and walk in the air, believes in ing in the backyard, maMng sand day when Mrs. Ewald spotted "It takes so little to be nice," between like and love. Like you pies. "They don't do that any- him and wrote "Shell Song." she says. "It's easier to put \ { can love someone and not like She's the head of a family, Alladdin's Lamp. "I have one, ideas down to point out in a gen- but she is a wander at heart. in facto" more." Barbie asked Eleanor if Her poem about pirates. Her }-] her. Barbara genuinely likes she'd iike a bite of her sand pie,, eyes twinkle . „ . "Wouldn't it tle way what's what0 ' I'd like to travel, see Europe Likes the book "Alice in Won- " 'My World'" expresses me I w Mrs. Ewald is author of the starting with Scotland and walk derland." "It's strictly an adult Eleanor said yes, and took be fun to be a pirate?" most of the way; but I don't sup- book. It's a wonderful land to a bite. September is "a beautiful as good as any poem, The poems f' poems and illustrations which woman. I admire beautiful wom- were written for the young and have appeared periodically in pose you can do that anymore. come back from." "It took us half an hour to She'd like to live in Manhat- She's also been to a dis- get the sand out of her mouth." en, but beauty is from the in- young at heart. Everyone has to Boca Raton News; and are now side out." have nostalgia to keep going.' available in book form at the tan, but only if she didn't still cotheque in New York City and Then there's "Caroline and News office. The book is titled have two girls at home with hero "Manhattan is no placefor "Thirty for Today," and is a children." collection of 30 of her best You simply can't separate -*=*?! I poems. Barbara from her poems, be- H She is the mother of cause they are her. Now it'll four girls, and a grandmother be even harder to separate her twice over . . „ Atypical grand- from her book, "Thirty for To- mother in many ways. She'll day," hop up from a cup of coffee and "People askedmewhyldidnj: cake and rummage through a put the poems into book form," stack of papers trying to find a she said0 "Now I have. I hope picture of her granddaughter or they enjoy reading them as much grandson. Mrs. Ewald is an artist who as I enjoy writing them." calls herself "primarily and il- The little girl on the cover of lustrator." the book Barbara reluctant- (H "I told Leonard Lane one time ly admits "must be Marguar- I know what I am" she laugh- ite Margaret Ursula McCoome ed. "An illustrator. So you She does write, but I think she s won't have to be afraid of com- getting too old now to be that petition." She's the one who paints the Her favorite poem is My ferocious lions on burlap, . . . World," which she says is writ- but somehow they don't seem to ten "as an adult for children,,' be very ferocious when she Her poems about Christmas? completes them., "Christmas is for children, be- "I guess I didn't feel fero- cause children are the hope. • cious at the time." Most of Mrs. Ewald's poems She's the one who created tell something about the life she Marguerite Margaret Ursula has led and about some of her McCoome who sits at her desk friends. For instance, "The every Christmas and writes an Why's Have It" is about a little ink - blotched letter to Santa girl who goes to the polo field Claus . . . delivered via the Bo- to watch the ponies.

With that humble birth in Bethlehem, a story began that was, truly, the greatest story ever told. None of the world s great story-tellers of writ- ers could have invented such a rich, signi- ficant tale, even if all the bounds of their imaginations had been opened. They could not have woven a more dramatic plot. They could not have dreamed a more meaningful ROBERT W. MOTHERWELL message. They could not have created such FRANK OLIVER heroic but sympathetic characters. With their clearest, most descriptive prose, they could not have established such a mood. In their most inspired moments, they could not have created such lasting symbols. Many memorable _- " sfo'fies'have beeffwritteri out 'of the amazing mindsupf men, but none so powerful and nostalgic as *tn~a*t epic of history which began when a child was born in a crude dirt-floored animal shelter one night — and the progress of man- kind began to veer onto a new path. 1 '.' There are really two Christmases. One is the h glittering, glowing social Christmas that is Barbara Ewald puts the finishing touches on Marguerite Margaret r. celebrated around people, and the other is PIERRE CRENIER the simple, silent, solitary Christmas that is ROBERT H. RHODE Ursula McCoome. celebrated within people. They are very much in contrast, but both can exist, at the same time, for each person. The first is full of spicy, costly, gaudy, ornate and exotic things, and resounds with laughter and music. The second contains only one great emotion and a silent song. These are both celebrations. By the one, a man shares with his fellowmen the singular joy that is in the other. One Christmas is the Christmas of the hearth; EDWARD GESFORD the other is the Christmas of the heart. MARTHA J. STEiNBAUGH MERRY

To AH of You We wish to extend our warmest HENRY GUNTHORPE holiday greetings to all the wonderful people MELVIN P. VAUGHT in our town who make day-to-day business a special pleasure. Heartfelt thanks for your loyal trust and support. Merry Christmas.

ERIN .«• * GARDNER (Owner) CHARLES W. HiGGS ALMA CREPIN

From AH of Us at UOTHERWELL Boca Raton Travel Agency In REALTY 700 East Palmetto Park Rd. "COLONIAL BUILDING" 757 SOUTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY, BOCA RATON, FLA. Phone 395-1414 LOUISE JOHNSON PATRICIA LAYTON WQAM DJ's and faculty members as they clashed Thursday night. Women faculty gals took on the Civinettes at the High School. By Pompano Tornadoes 12A BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, Dec. 22, 1968 Wild hog hunting Cats slaughtered, 110 to 41 closed in Corhett The Game and Fresh duction on wildlife man- Water Fish Commis- agement areas. Because Boca Raton's Bobcats of the game tore Boca Because of the fast sion's J. W. Corbett of the increased pop- ran into what they may Raton's game apart. and furious pace of the Wildlife Management ularity of wild hog hunti well hope was their Although the Bobcats game, fouls ran ram- Area, located in Palm ing by sportsmen, this worst beating of the year played a fast-breaking pant. Moore was taken Beach County, is closed study is necessary to in- » Friday night, bowing to game and did a lot of out of the game in the to the taking of wild sure a future population^ || Pompano Beach, 110 to ball handling, the Tor- third quarter because he hogs as of Dec. 16, ac- of this game animal. » 41. nadoes were adept at cocked a fist at a Boca cording to W. T. Mc- Game harvested on Strangely enough, the ball stealing near mid- Raton player. Scott Broom, Commissioner, the J. W. Corbett Area local high school team court. Many times, the Mauger went out for the Everglades Region. through Dec. 15, 1968, may have played their Cats were unable to get Tornadoes in the fourth In an attempt to learn is as follows: Deer, 56- best game of the season near their own basket period, more about the manage- hog, 206; quail, 541; tur- to date. because they lost the ment and reproduc- key, 10; snipe, 489. It was one of those ball on the way down- Boca Raton lost Jim tion of wild hogs as a rare nights for Pom- Albury court. Agatheas in the third game animal, a season pano Beach's Tor- quarter via the foul limit was set on the GOLF nadoes. They could do route and Steve Keitzer, number of hogs that AT A FINE absolutely no wrong. Jay vees bow, 86 to 37 second high man for the could be harvested by EXECUTIVE COURSE Cecil Asher and Jim Cats, went out in the hunters from the Cor- 4 Holes over 300 yds Moore were extremely fourth. The Bobcats had bett Area. That limit 1 Hole 270 yds. hot at basket shooting to powerful Pompano 24 fouls assessed was reached Sunday, 1 Hole 280 yds. and between them against them. Pomapno Dec. 15/ 1966. Hiih'ters SNACKBAR - BEER'"-* ' was tagged for 21, are reminded, however, '••*-• RENTAL ^CtUfiS - cranked out 47 points. Pompano Beach's man to go into double DRIVING RANGE. With a first quarter figures. Doing most of that wild hogs may still lead of 25-13 Pom- Jayvees piled up a 12- By halftime it was be taken in the remain- Green Fees $3.00 point first quarter lead his scoring in the first 10 Play Book $18.75 pano's coach began run- two periods, Jones came clear Pompano had an der of Palm Beach ning in his second string against the Bobcat Jay- up with four field goals easy win shaping up. County through Jan. 5, Phone 395-3060 for vees Friday and went The score gave them 1969. Starting Time in the second quarter. and 10 at the line for an . But they were just as on to take an 86-37 18 total. only a 21 point spread The Corbett Area is Go out Stats Rd. $8QS~'pa5t victory. but second and third FAU to U.S. 441 (State Rd. hot as the first string- For Pompano Beach, one of three man- J) turn south 2 miles. ers. The bench was Childs, Dukelow and stringers were in the agement areas in the cleared before the third Every man on the game. By the three- State where special wild Pompano Beach squad Platts all went into the JY^ quarter was ended and doubles and had an ag- quarter mark, they had hog regulations were still the score mount- scored at least one moved up to a 40 point enacted in order to con- ww point. gregate total of 43 ed. points. lead and there was no duct a study of wild hog Ernie Jones was the end in sight. management and repro- An eight point sec- big gun again for the lo- Coach Bill Lowe's ond quarter and a like cal squad and the only charges, although play- Although he was held score in the final stanza ing top-notch ball, could out through most of the mmmsmmBmmmmmmmmmmmmmMB not compete against the fourth stanza, the crowd Give Her a tall and fast Pompano kept up an almost con- -a squad. Extremely good stant chant for Asher, Merry Christmas depth on the bench gave high point man of the Up, up and away, Charlie Bennett. I COUNTRY CLUB i Buy Her A Ba " the little Tornadoes evening. a DAILY GREENS FEE i Sag and Shoes?? fresh fuel when needed Following the Christ- i ONLY 2.50 I (Pull Carts Permitted) M Largest Selection m J The box score: mas holidays, the Bob- Jacoby is low net champ Tri County Area JAYVEES cats will re-open the FG FT TP season with a road trip Ida Jacoby shot a with an even 80. PRE-CHRISTMAS • UNIVERSITY BOWL Eggenberger 1 4 6 to Jupiter. After that score of 77 this week to The tournament was "The Sooth's Most Luxurious Recreotion Center" Coerancesco 0 0 0 it will be a steady Tues- take the women's crown low net with full handi- SPECIAL! « Corner N.E. 2,0th St. and Dixie Hwy. Phone 395-5222 Jones 4 10 28 day Friday pace through at University Park cap. Aspinwall 1 0 2 the end of February. Country Club. Why buy a used car or a rental when you can Gross 2 0 4 The box score Friday She led a field of 22 buy a new 1969 Rambler for $1950 Shannon 1 3 5 night was: golfers. 18 Hole Par-3 (Plus Tax ond Tog) Mertz 0 2 Fran Schmall andNa- 1 (Continued on 14A) Totals 10 17 37 dine Tapscott tied for second place honors. TOTAL Each player had a 78. POMPANO (2 PLAYERS PER CART) FG FT TP Shoots 1st In addition, Mrs. Tap- Childs 6 2 24 scott had low putts of Davis 1 1 3 32 and had a chip in on Effective Thurs., Dec. 26, 1968 Howard 2 2 6 hole in one the 16th hole. Phone V7 DAILY GREENS FEE ONLY $3.50 Rokas 1 6 Lillian Sicard was DRIVING Dukelow 6 3 15 Ray Hamilton capped third place winner 276-9992 RANGE OoH & Electric Oar? %m DROP BY OUR SHOWROOM.., Scott 2 1 5 45 years of golfing U.S. mushroom pro- lessons (2 PLAYERS PER CART) Shively 4 Friday morning when he all prices plus 3% sales tax WE'VE GOT IT ALL GOING 2 0 duction in the fiscal year Available Googe 1 0 2 shot his first hole in Phene 278-3371 or 278-2002 for US ... AND for YOU Platts 14 one. ended last June 30 to- 7 2 taled 181 million 18 HOLE PAR 71 CHAMPIONSHIP COURSE McFadden 7 2 14 Playing at Boca Raton pounds, up 10 per cent AREA'S BEST GREENS i I MURRAY MOTORS Nugent 0 1 1 Country Club, Hamilton from the previous year. Route U.S. 441 — (State Road 7) 702 South Federal, Delray Beach

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Till 6 p.m. Route U.S. 441 — (Stare Read 7) MIDWAY BETWEEN DELRAY AND SOCA RATON G. Wm. Anderson, Broker Boca Raton, Florida 33432 1699 S. Federal Hwy., Pompano Beach 942-8585 _. 25 MINUTES^DRIVE FROM FT. LAUDERDALE •• Authorized Cadillac Dealer Midway Between Ft. Lauderdale and Pompano iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin F At hotel and club Sunday, Dec. 22, 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS 13A >*• Bowling standings Pro-am tourney Sunday a. Because You Asked. . . . Industrial League Flyers 31 21 Boca Ratoners League We will be open all day Sunday, Monday and Team Won Lost Crawdads 30 22 Team Won Lost Tuesday from 9:00 a.m. to ?? To fee a Boca Raton Hotel and Mrs. To Kelley Dick Masterson, Gene Rinker 45.5 14.5 Injuns 30 22 Team #4 42.5 21.5 winner in any sport — jogging, tennis, golf 20 KJIub members will play Bob Grant, Joe Martin, Allan Armour, Causeway 40 Bangtails 29 23 Kreuscher 41.5 22.5 or whatever it may be — see Sal, in the 13th Annual Invi- Houghton, Ron Postle- Mary Stewart Velda 32.5 27.5 Penguins 29 '23 Royal Palm 38.5 25.5 tational Pro - Am Sun- waite, Mrs. Jim Gross John Barnum, Tom Mark Fore 32 28 Pin Pushers 27 25 Rizzo's 38 26 day winding up the Won- Bob Deakin, Bob Clark, Mark Lesker, Heating 25 35 Souls 27 25 Team #3 35 29 derful Week of Golf. Missman, Jack Benson, Ruby Clark Jone's Svc. 24 36 Gnats 27 25 Fla. Crane 34.5 29.5 Amateurs will com- John Englund Dean Refram, Earl Bruning 22 38 Mr. & Mrs. 26 26 Ferguson 34 30 pete for prizes of max- Russell, Jim Stephens, Plumbing 19 41 No See Urns 25 27 Nielsons 33.5 30.5 imum allowance. There Betty Augustine Higgh team game and Lancers 23 29 Tecnico 30 34 TwinDble 23 29 Amsprad 28 36 will be $1,000 in added Duo wins Joe Lopez, Sr0, Ed high team triple Rinker Sal's Sport Shop Eagles 23 29 First Fed. 24 40 cash prize for the pro- Phluge, Mo Kritzer, Material 741 and 2076; fessionals. Mrs. S. Boorman Ind. high W. Noel 221; Chumps 22 30 Boca Fed. 24 40 ^ Forty - three four- tourney Buck White, T. D. ind. triple P. St. Jean Unisons" 22 30 A.F.T. Apts. 24 40 1941 N. Federal Hwy." somes have signed for Burgess, Milton Kra- 546. Bookworms 21 31 Team #12 19.5 44.5 the shotgun start Sun- Bibliocrats 10 42 High team game and BocaRaton 399-2881 Harold Lunt and Don mer, Mrs. R, Dillin. Sturdy Oaks Bowling day morning and at Manley led a field of Bill Boorman, A. W. High team game No high team triple Niel- (NEXT TO MATTY'S CLEANERS) Weekly Winners son Furniture 706 and 12:30. some 50 players this Cook, Bob Johnson, See Urns 810; high team 1 Following is the com- 1-Aigner 277 triple The Derelicks 2,- 1891; women 's ind high week at University Park Chris Cook 2-Kreuscher 241 plete listing. The pro is Country Club. Herbert Hooper, Bob 204; women's ind. high and ind. triple 'Rose- Subscribe to the Boca Raton Hews listed first: 3-Olin 240 Dottle King 211; ind. tri- (Continued on Page 14A) The duo came in first Dillin, Nick Gagalino, 4-Bedford 239 7:30 a.m. in a best ball twosome Mrs, Milton Kramer. - ple Laura Cocks 554; Buddy Cook, Hubert 5-Sevler 228 men's ind. high Joe Yuz- tourney with a score of Jim King, Morgan High team game Driv- © Wykle, Jim Karish, open 64. Zook, Bernie Olson, zi 204 and ind. triple Ron Polane, Bill er, Bedford, Hayward, Pete Bertorello 550. Second place saw a Nancy Russell Heaton 1069; high team Brewback, Smokey Sto- tie between the teams of Carlyle Snead, Larry MAYER MOTORS, INC. ver, Helen Furgol triple Driver, Bedford, IBM Ladies Assoc. William Gaunitz-Walt Feldman, Ross Bass, Hayward, Heaton 2983; Bob Shave Jr., Dr. Hobby and Ellis Ship- Hazel Cook Team Won Lost The Place ?o Go For The Finest in Foreign Car Servicing ind. high Aigner 244; Jacks 40 24 King, Ken Peters, open man -Frank Smith. Both Tom Malone, Marvin ind. triple Bedford 598. Bob Ross, Walter had scores of 66, Hirsch, Warren Lane, Bluegills 39 25 Hayden, George Tharn- Ethel Huisking Yel'tails 35 29 ley, Jan Hayden Clarence Doser, Bill IBM Mixed Dolphins 35 29 Pat Rouse, Doug Sul- Cazel, Morton Ed ell, Team Won Lost Tarpon's 34.5 29.5 livan, Sigard Hersloff, Bisset is Gail Huisking Stoppers 42 18 Marlins 34 30 Dick Bennett Vie Ghezzi, Henry Rebels 40.5 19.5 Sailfish 34 30 Widgets 40 20 %' Chiro Martuz, Nick Russell, Dr0 Torranta, Snooks 33 31 Bishop, Charlie Mar- winner Betty Jackson Odd Balls 36 24 Barracudas 29 35 quesee, A. Wolf Tigers 33.5 26.5 Sharks 27 37 Rod Carter, Bob In regular weekly play Duffers 31 29 Groupers 27 37 Koch, Tim Beegle, Eric at Boca Raton Country Fry takes Sand'gers 30 30 Pompanos 16.5 47.5 Hersloff Club, Jim Bisset, with Falcons 30 30 High team game and Pete Hugle, Ron Wal- a net score of 56, was Program. 29 31 high team triple Mar- MEfKBES-BEHZ VOLVO TOTOTA ters, Art Kennedy, Wal- the winner in Class A Latecomers 28 32 lins 732 and 2053; ind. ley Brewer competition. first place Good Guys 26 34 high (tie) Romayne Krall 116 S.E. Sixth Avenue - 523-4381 Burl Dale, Cal Hege- Star Waters and Art Travelers 25 35 and Peggy Hammer 187; FT. LAUDERDALE,FLA. J man, Charles Wolf, open Bajart tied for Class B Frances Fry captured Bad Guys 25 35 ind. triple Romayne first place at Boca Ra- DEERFIELD 399-6104 ®Bob Chrissy, John Raf- honors. Both golfers had D'ble Tble 21 39 Krall 513. (U.S. 1 - North end of the Tunnel) scores of 59. ton Country Club Wed- High team game Sand- fa, George Herring, Tim nesday with a plus five. Bennett In Class C Fred La- baggers 816; high team Mike Passmore, Tulippe was the win- Tournament for the triple Good Guys 2341; Benny Gureckis, Joe ner with a net of 60. day was stroke play. men's ind. high Dick Pollack, Markhoffer Frank Vinnedge's tee Second place was a Harris 211, ind. triple , Bob McClain, Walter shot on hole number 10 tie between Elouise Hos Ed Handl 547; wom- Colquitt, Frank Leahy, came nearest to the flag. and Ina Bishop. Both en's ind. high Becky Ko- en The ball came to rest golfers had a plus three. mack 172 and ind. trip- °P about three feet from Third place went to le Bertha Hughes 438. ' Ed Forgol, Hanry the pin. Cecile George for her Jack Snead, Bob In ladies play, Claire plus two. FAU Bowling League Clark George, George Ring was low with a net Officers were elect- Team Won Lost presents SYLVAN1A Gescheidt, Sever Toret- of 55. ed in a business meet- Guttersnipes 33 19 ti, Mrs. Bob Crissy ing following the tour- Derelicks 32 20 Ansel Snow, H.Norol- Party at nament. Strugglers 31 21 inger, Joe Brunswick, PORTABLE PLEASURE AT CHRISTMAS TIME Mrs. H. Noralinger Jack Peck, W. F. Royal Palm MENS GOLF Lewis, Lew Crawford, ] TodayVFinesrPortahle Stereos^ Kl Barbara Dale Mabel Sumption shot a round of 68 Thursday, ]* Slim styling, most warited featufes,^ • Buzz Garvin, Stan l bringing her Green team v EXPONENT 4 / 1SBK / 3Z , Skogsted, Mike Mench- -tf^"»2Q Watt ! J I L1.7 J Meldman, Leonard for the event. 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Our wish for you at Christmastime is a sincere desire that life wasn't so hectic and busy and overorganized, so we could visit personally with each of you and share our thoughts aboutChristmas. Just simple, old fashioned thoughts. Thoughts like most of us have inside ourselves anyway, but don't seem to express to each other nearly as much as we should.

Old fashioned thoughts about children, friendships, peace on earth, and goodwill toward men.

And thoughts about Jesus. After all, Christmas is • His birthday, isn't it? Perhaps thoughts like these from the Bible: Luke 2:10: "And the angel said unto them, "Fear not, for behold I bring you good tidings of great joy, which shall be to all people". Isaiah 9:6:"For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given, and the government shall be upon His shoulder; and His name shall be called Wonderful, Counsellor, The Mighty God, The Everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace." John 14:6: "Jesus saith: "I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life; no man cometh unto the J.C.TVflTCHELL&SONS Father except through Me." V V^-* •*•/ I 222 S.. FEDERAFEDERAL•BOL • BOXX 9 Christmas thoughts. Happy thoughts. Old fashioned REALTORS BOCA RATON, FLORIDA thoughts, perhaps. And yet thoughts that give meaning and purpose to life. INSURANCE 395-4711 From our "family" to yours: A Very Merry Christmas! Section B Sunday, Dec. 22,1968 Page One they want for Christmas peace and end to poverty

By SANDY WESLEY mas what would be the nicest standing. The whole spirit of we realized the spirit." ed in the line of material ob- gift you could receive? Christmas is "peace and good- Kirk said he wasn't thinking in jects, they would still go out ple? How do you educate them?' Julie asked. . If you had one wish for Christ- This question was put to four will," he said. "It's about time terms of Vietnam specifically and kill each other." Boca Raton High School stu- but the world in general. "The "Right," Keyna said, "I un- dents, Kirk Jackson, senior; world as it always has been" derstand. You have to have love Tom McNeiil, junior; Julie Fox, and understanding among peo- sophomore, and Keyna Dyar, Keyna went back to her sub- ple. One day it will come," freshmano ject . , . "Last Saturday the she said, "Not while I'm alive, disc jockeys played football. No but it will come. So many peo- The answer? International one paid to see the game, they ple want it. So many people want peace and understanding and just bought a toy for a needy to put an end to war." gifts for everyone who might not receive Christmas gifts this "I agree," Julie added, "but" year. if you can give happiness for Keyna said she'd like to one day it would help a lot." "make sure everyone gets a What young ' 'Yes, you have to start some- gift. I feel bad if some- where," Tom said,, one doesn't get a gift. That's How would you go about get- why I think clothing, toy and ting your Christmas gift? food drives for the poor are so people think Kirk said his best bet would worthwhile," be a more effective United Na- Julie and Tom agrees with tions, "Or something else to Keyna,, Tom added, though, that take its place," ' 'since I want nothing for my- Tom said education. "If you self, I'd like to see everyone \ have an education you can get else who is in need get what child as an admittance fee,, I a job, support yourself and Tom McNeiil they want, but not just Keyna Dyar think this is wonderful," she therefore fulfill your needs," Julie Fox for Christmas." 'Education is the founda- said, "Education is the foundation, 'It's a matter of getting Julie added, "Some members 'Giving happiness for one It was Kirk who wanted in- tion.' really. You do need that," Key- along with people.' ternational peace and under- of the school clubs held par- na said. day will help.' ties for children in the migrant "But how about the old peo- farm camps this year too. This Kirk wasn't too sure edu- is a good idea," cation would solve his problem, Around the Town "How do you educate two bil- "People in need of food ought lion people? Think of the prac- to have a way of getting it at ticality of it. It's something out- least over the Christmas sea- side of education. I'd think more son so they won't want," Tom in terms of improving com- Feliz Navidad and all that said, adding that he would like munications. You have to have to see his Christmas gift ex- a grasp for others. tend throughout the year, not "You have to grasp the nit- the best decorated home family. just at Christmas time. ty gritty. Are you going to edu- on club members. Mrs. cate them or indoctrinate . By SANDY WESLEY Crabbe's description of — Christmas decora- "Peace and goodwill? You tions, that is.. Boca Raton Hotel and them?" ; Joyeu Noel and Feliz the food made us more can't leave out the religious What about love of man? than ready to delve into Club members are in for part of Christmas,, After all it Navidad . . . Royal Palm Chapter a gala holiday season Would that help the four stu- Students in Ruth the cranberry salad „ is the birthday of Jesus," Tom dents get their Christmas gift? of National Farm and this year, one which be- added. Fox's fifth grade class Thursday evening Garden Association held gan Saturday evening "Love is the whole basis of Addison Mizner If Tom was ready to say that the gift," Keyna said. Julie Country Club Village its annual Christmas with a holiday dinner peace and goodwill are an im- * hool presented a spe- Civic Association mem- party last week in the dance in the Great Hall. agreed. cial program titled portant aspect of Christmas, "I believe it would all stem fa ert got into the yule home of Mr. and Mrs. Monday a chuck wagon Kirk wasn't so ready to admit "*Christmas in Other time fun with a Christ- William . Chambers. steak roast and dance from love for humanity," Kirk Countries" Thursday that making sure everyone else added. mas party in the Scout Mrs. Edward Ronanwas "under the stars" will had a gift would solve any good- afternoon. Hut. Charles DeVault in charge of the party. be held in the Cabana "That's it," Tom said. "Edu- Actually the students Club. Thursday, Dec. 26 will problem. cation is a means toward un- was master of ceremon- And each couple brought "What the others said Kirk Jackson have been working on the ies for the event which cans of food to complete will be circus night derstanding, but when you get project for weeks. They is fine," he said, "but material- right down to it it's all a mat- included awarding gifts the food basket given in the Great Hall and 'The whole spirit of Christ- not only illustrated to village residents with each year to a needy ism is not a great achievement. ter of getting along with peo- CJhristmas in such piac-. (Continued on page 3B) If everyone had what he want- mas is peace and goodwill.' ple." j|3 as Italy, Holland and •*|P.ustria on bulletin 'boards, but they also found out how to say Merry Christmas in Dutch, Chinese and Ger- man. Best Wishes for a Merry Christmas We thought our read- ers might be interest- ed in the learning too. Only problem is, Mrso Give Yourself a Present— So You'll have a Future Jjox didn't know how to ,'mronounce the words and '^either did we ... May- Jbe some of our read- ers know? In Hol- 6 Month Self-Renewing Savings Certificates land, the Dutch say Multiples of $1000 "Vroolijk Kerstfeest", Paid Quarterly in Germany it's "Froe- chliche Weihnaster" and in Chinese it's v Kung Hsi Hsin Nien I ^ Chu Shen Tan." In fnylanguage it still means Merry Christ- mas, Paid and Compounded Quarterly on Passbook It didn't take long Savings for us to get into the Christmas spirit last week. • It all began Monday FREE TRANSFER of FUNDS from evening with Mrs. Al- ANYWHERE IN THE U.S. lan Miller's "Come to Bethlehem" musical. %'uesday afternoon the Music Guild board of di- rectors held a luncheon in the home of Mrs. SERVING BOCA RATON FOR OVER 18 YEARS Chester Whittle. Ed Barnhard! There's nothing quite VICE PRESIDENT &: like cranberry jello sal- BOCA RATON ad to get a person into BRANCH MANAGER *ihe Christmas spirit, is FIRST Incidently, while we were chatting with the FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION guild directors, Mrso Eugene Crabbe came over and told us all about of Defray Beach the holiday party the Florida Atlantic Uni- versity Women's Club gourmet department held for members and :heir husbands a few BOCA RATON DELRAY BEACH weeks ago. The party, Gene Robinson held in the home of the 601 N. Federal Hwy. 645 E. AtlanticAve. BUSINESS Bill Domes, gave the Phone 3.95-2121 Phone 276-6311 CONSULTANT gals an opportunity to try some of their fa- vorite gourmet dishes ANN LANDERS Dad will be labeled a nut if he isn't helped >- . Dear Ann Landers: the evening because he can't be too careful to- your opinion of this. Dear Need: Your hus- me. ginning. lope. Please tell me what is does not trust the boys day. Please give me - NEED HELP band has a bat in his I am heartsick, Ann. I Ann Landers will be wrong with my husband. at home alone with the belfry and 1 hope he Dear Ann Landers: want my stepchildren to glad to help you with He has become so dirty girls. He has ordered gets rid of it before I'm a woman, 51, who like me but I have fail- your problems. Send minded this past year the boys to stay out of his kids write him off is married to a man 22 ed completely. Please them to her in care of that he is ruining our their sisters' rooms and as a toral kook. years my senior. This tell me what to do. Boca Raton News, Box home life. We used to to keep their hands off In some families, was no love affair and he -GOLDEN GATE V. 3346, Chicago, Illinois, be a happy family, but them. He will not let very young brothers and knew it. I married for Dear V.: Your step- 6 0 65 4, enclosing a t no more. our 14-year-old son sisters do some explor- love once and that was children will never like stamped, self-address-a We have two boys and help his 12-year-old ing and this is not ab- enough. you, so stop trying to ed envelope. two girls. The young- sister with her home- normal. As they grow My husband is a re- achieve the impossible. est is six, the oldest 14. work. older, the curiosity is fined, cultural gentle- The stars of the clas- Ignore their insults and sical ballet, Dame Mar- They are good children The kids are begin- dissipated and privacy man who wanted concentrate on making and have never caused ning to think he is cra- becomes the order of companionship and I was got Fonteyne and Ru- your husband's remain- dolf Nureyev, took 89 us any trouble. zy. Frankly, so do I. the day. certain I could provide ing days happy ones. He My husband now re- My husband says I am The situation as you it. We have been mar- curtain calls in the Vi- is worth your time and enna State Opera House. fuses to go anywhere in naive and that parents describe it will result ried six years and they effort. They are not. in both the boys and the have been the happiest Give in or lose him 2B BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, Dec. 22, 1968 girls viewing their-dad years of my life. He ..-.. „ when a guy gives as a nut. Tell him to says they have been his you this line, look out! talk to a doctor if he happiest years, too. We For tips on how to han- Dr. PA. McRill doesn't belive you or have traveled exten- dle the super sex sales- sively and I have taken man, check Ann Lan- Optometrist Engagement good care of him. ders. Read her booklet, A few months ago my "Necking And Petting — 123 E. Royal Palm Rd. husband suffered a ser- What Are The Limits?" is announced ious heart attack. He is Send your request to Monday, Dec. 23 no longer bedridden but Ann Landers in care of Mr. and Mrs, Norman Dressmaking, community center, 9:30 a.m. his health is failing. His your newspaper, en- Phone L. Sheffield, Pompano two married children closjng 50 cents in coin Jobmobile, neighborhood center, 162 W. Palmetto Beach, formerly of Bo- never liked me and now and a long, stamped, 395-0660 Park Rd., 9:30 a.m. ca Raton, announce the that their father is un- self - addressed enve- Corsage class, Garden Center, 10 a,,m. engagement of their well they have become Woman's Choral Group, First United Methodist Mrs. Denis Leo O'Donovan daughter, Sheila Dodge, downright insulting. I Church, 10 a.m. to Peter Wyckoff Plat- was told yesterday that Welfare Council case worker, Garden Apts., 1p.m. ten, son of Mr. and Mrs. I should be very pleas- Boy Scout troop 303, St. Gregory's Church, 7 p.m. Couple exchanges vows Donald C. Platten, Dar- ed with myself because Lion's Club, 399 N.W. 35th St., 7:15 p.m. ien, Conn, soon I will get my hands Progressive bridge game, community center, 7:30 Miss Sheffield was on the money I've had p.m. in double ring ceremony graduated from Boca my eye on from the be- Tuesday, Dec. 24 Raton High School in 80 South Federal Highway, Boca Raton 1966,, She presently is a Celia Jean Scott, 1675 children, Miss Mary junior at Westminster Hospital tours, Boca Raton Community Hospital N.W. Fourth Ave., ex- Beth O'Donovan and Ke- Choir College, Prince- GROUP SHOW lobby, 1:15 p.m. changed wedding vows vin O'Donovan, both ton, N.J. Community center closed Christmas Eve with Dr0 Denis Leo O'- from Hartford, were Her finance is a 1964 of Donovan, 220 S.W. Sec- junior attendants. graduate of Taft School, Wednesday, Dec. 25 ond St., Monday. The attendants wore Watertown, Conn., and OIL PAINTINGS and WATER COLORS The bride is the floor length gowns of graduated magna cum FINEST Community Center closed Christmas day. daughter of Mr. and cream ottoman caught IMPORTED Mrs. Otley Webb Scott, high under the empire laude from Princeton University in 1968. AND Representing 21 American Artists Boynton Beach. The waist with heavy cream DOMESTIC Thursday, Dec. 26 bridegroom is the son lace and moss green PIPES, including of Mr. and Mrs. Rich- velvet. They carried TOBACCOS, Vigeveno, Sahebeck, Blum Sunrise Kiwanis Club, Dutch Pantry, 7:30 a.m,i ard L. O'Donovan, Cor- trailing bouquets of red CIGARS AND Gar butt, Oliver, Hunt Weight Watchers, University Bowl, 9:30 aom. al Gables. roses and variegated ACCESSORIES Royal Palm Woman's Golf Association, Royal Palm The double ringcere- holly leaves. Golf Course, 9:30 a.m, mony was officiated by Best man was Dr. Uwe OPEN FRIDAY Small Paintings Sewing groups, Garden Center 10 a.m. Rev. Nelson P. Moyer Geertz, Fort Lauder- UNTIL 9:00 Exchange Club, Pal's 12:15 p.m. in First Methodist dale; ushers were Dr. FOR CHRISTMAS Soroptimists Club, Dutch Pantry, 12:15 p.m. Church, Boynton Beach. Allan Nash, Boca Raton; ROYAL Welfare Council case worker, Garden Apts., 1 p.m. The bride, given in Jerrold Scott, Boynton PALM PLAZA Table tennis for adults, community center, 7:30 marriage by her father, Beach, bride s broth- BOCA RATON p.m. wore a gown of pure silk er; Dr. Robert Schwarz, Boca's Weight Watchers, First Federal Savings and Loan candlelight satin and re- Boca Raton, and Barry- original SCULPTURE tobacconist Bldgo, 7:30 p.m. embroidered Alencon Crown, Tallahassee. Jaycees, Chamber of Commerce bldg., 8 p.m. lace. The bodice of lace For her daughter's Established Hours: Mon. thru Fri. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sat. 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Masonic Lodge 328, 717LN. Federal Highway,; 8. was designed with a por. wedding, Mcs*. Scott 1968 ? p.m. trait neckline and "Didr chose' a; fitted floor Tel: 391-2873 - 399-7589 length sleeves embel- length gown of Christ- Miss Sheffield Friday, Dec. 27 lished with seed pearls. mas pink velvet and she The controlled skirt, wore matching camel- Fiesta workshop. Garden Center, 10 a.m. appliqued with lace pan- lias in her hair. Duplicate Bridge game, community center, ,12:30 els down the sides and A champagne buffet p»m. back was held with a soft reception in the bride's Liquid embroidery, community center, 1 p.m. satin bow from which parents home followed WWI Vets officers meeting, scout hut, 1:30 p.m. fell her aisle wide train. the ceremony. Veteran's service, American Legion Hall, 2 pom. Her imported floor The bride is a French Sea explorer ship 307, Boy Scouts of America, 414 length mantilla was ap- teacher at Boca Raton N.W, 35th St., 7 p.m. pliqued with matching High School. She attend- Movie of month, community center, 7 pom. lace and she carried a ed Newcomb College of Golf lessons, scout hut, 7:30 p.m. free form bouquet of Tulane University cycnoches - chlorochi- where she received her lon orchids sprayed with mmmm Saturday, Dec. 28 B.A. in theater and native orchids and galyx Florida Atlantic Uni- Art lessons, (child), community center, 9:30 a.m. leaves. versity where she re- Drum lessons, community center, 9:30 a.m. Matron of honor was ceived a masters in ed- Sparky Fire Department, Boca Raton Theatre, 10 Mrs. Philip Kent Sny- ucation. * INSTAMATIC ARGUS a.m. der, Miami; brides- The bridegroom is a * VIEWMASTERS Chess instr,, community center, 10 a.m. maids were Miss Pa- diplomate in clinical CAMERAS * UNDERWATER HOUSINGS Int. band instr., community center, 10:30 a.m. tricia Penn, Atlanta, psychology, associate * POLAROID CAMERAS Beg. band instr., community center, 11 a.m. Ga., and Lexington, Ky., professor at Florida At- Judo instr., community center, 1 p.m. Mrs. Jerold Scott, the lantic University and * BINOCULARS* OPERA GLASSES Guitar instr,, community center, 1 p,,m. bride's sister -in-law, has a privatepracticein Christmas cotillion (teenage dance), community Boynton Beach. 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Special CHRISTMAS EVE and CHRISTMAS DAY Services IN BOCA RATON AREA

ADVENT LUTHERAN CHURCH SUNDAY CHRISTMAS EVE Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Family Service 7:00 P M. V/orship Service. . .8:30-11=00 A.M. Candlelight Service . . .71:00 P.M. CHRISTMAS DAY ADVENT LUTHERAN CHURCH Festival Communion Service 10:00 A.M. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (AMERICAN) . (UNITED) Ronald J. Dingle, Pastor BIBLETOWN COMMUNITY CHURCH Albert G. Shiphorst, Pastor 600 N.W. 4ib Aye., MONDAY Boca Raton 7:30 P.M. Christmas Caroling on the Intracoastal . . < The SUNDAY Nickel Family Singers, as- 10:45 A.M. Dr. Torrey M. Johnson sisted by 400 Carrollers. "The Heart of the Christ- mas Message" this service TUESDAY broadcast, 11 A.M. WWOG 7:30 P.M. Rev. Ron Jurlce, 99:9 Evangelist, new and unique 7:00 P.M. "Festival of Christmas visual presentation of the Praise" Sanctuary Choir pre- Gospel. senting the contemporary Cantata ... "Love Trans- WEDNESDAY scending" 7:30 P.M. Sunday School Christ- mas Concertt The Nickel Family Singers, Harmony Chorus . . . Rev. Ron Jurke.

BSBLETOWN COMMUNITY CHURCH BOCA RATON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH MORAVIAN CHURCH Sunday services will serve for both Christmas Day and Torrey M. Johnson, Pasior the Qirlstmas Eve. Boca Raton Presbyterian Church Christian D. Weber, Pastor will hold regular services Sunday and a special church service will be held 7:00 PM Sunday at the Art Guild Building, 801 W. Palmetto Park Rd. Rev. David Nicho- las will preach. CALVARY COMMUNITY CHURCH 7171 N. Federal Highway NEW YEARS' EVE WATCH NIGHT SERVICE CHRISTMAS DAY 9:00 PM - Testimonial -Service Christmas Service with Carols 10:00 PM - Christians New and the Sermon: "The True Mean- Years' Party ing of the Day." 11:00 PM Watch Night Service

CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Christian Reformed Church will observe Advent dt both services Sunday. Rev. Robert DeVries wil! preach on "Mary's Child the Son of God" at the 11 A.M. service and "Sons of the Father" at the 7 P.M. BOCA RATON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH service. A special Christmas service will be held at ST. GREGORY'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 10 A.M. Christmas Day. "Peace and Fear" will be (U. S.) Rev. DeVries' topi c. A. Ervine Swift, Pastor David Nicholas, Pasior FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SUNDAY SERVICES 9:45 A.M. Sunday School 11:00 A.M. Service and Sermon: "What Is it All About." 6:15 P.M. Training Union 7:30 P.M. "The Lord's Supper" Service.

FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH SUNDAY 9:30 A.M. Church School "Can Joseph Change The Inn- 9:30 A.M. Morning worship with the keeper's Mind." Children's Choirs Sermon; "While the World Sleeps." 11:00 A.M. Morning Worship Each Evening through Christmas Sunday Sermon: "Dying to Live." Eve: 7:30-9:30 P.M. Live Nativity with CALVARY COMMUNITY CHURCH CHRISTMAS EVE special music by local choral, 11:00 P.M. Candlelight Service groups. ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH Ralph Hontanus, Pastor featuring a play performed by WO. SYNOD) the Senior High School MYF Eugene 0. Krug, Pastor FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SUNDAY, CANDLELIGHT SERVICE 9:30 A.M. and 11:00 A.M. Sermon "The Glory of the Lord Is Revealed" "Voices in the Night" CHRISTMAS EVE Special Christmas Music 7:30 P.M. and 9:00 P.M. Nursery Available

MORAVIAN CHURCH CHRISTMAS EVE CANDLE SERVICE A family service of congregational singing and choral music climaxed by distribution of individual candles. Soloists: Charles Platt and Robert Christophersen Christian D. Weber, Pastor; Lillian F. Parker, or- ganist. CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH TRINITY REFORMED CHURCH Robert DeVries, Pastor ST. GREGORY'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH of DEERFIELD BEACH CHRISTMAS EVE CHRISTMAS DAY Rev. Raymond A. DeDoes, Pastor 11:00 P.M. Christmas Carols by St. 8:00 A.M. Holy Communion and Gregory's Choir. Homily 11:30 P.M. Holy Communion and 11:00 A.M. Morning Prayer, Holy Solemn Procession. Communion, and Sermon.

ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH . SUNDAY CHRISTMAS EVE Worship Service 8:30 A.M. Candlelight Service. . ..11:00 A.M. Worship Service 11:00 A.M. Children's Christmas CHRISTMAS DAY Pageant 6:30 P.M. Festival Service...... 11:00 A.M. (Pre-School Nursery) TRINITY REFORMED CHURCH The Friendly Church in the Heart of Deerfield Beach, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 841 SE Second Court Rev. Raymond A. De Does, Pastor UNITED CHURCH OF BOCA RATON OF DEERFIELD BEACH _ SUNDAY CHRISTMAS EVE Morning Worship Candlelight Dedication Frederick Nelson, Pastor Charles @. Conner, Pastor Service . 10:30 A.M. Service 8:00 P.M. evening Worship Led by Sanctuary Choir Cantata Service 7:00 P.M.

UNITED CHURCH OF BOCA RATON SUNDAY CHRISTMAS EVE 9:30 A.M. Church School 8:00 P.M. Christmas Eve Carol 11:00 A.M. Service and.Sermon: and Candlelight Service "Christmas and the Conquest featuring Choir and Soloists of Inner Space

ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH (L.C.A.) DECEMBER 24TH Christmas Eve Candlelight Services, 7:30 P.M., a Family Candlelight Service, and qt 11:00 P.M. the traditional Candlelight Service. Special music by the choirs will be featured. Sermon: "Let Your Light FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Shine." DECEMBER 25TH ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH (IX.A.) Clark S. Reed, Pastor 9:30 A.M., the Service of Holy Communion. The ser- mon title is "The Word Became Flesh." of DEERFIELD BEACH John H. Clark II, Pastor

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^Monterrey Looks almost like a Christmas tree doesn't it? Tall palm covered EXOTIC CONTINENTAL STYUNS with vines takes on a pyramidal shape that needs only some color- BEAUTIFUL CONTEMPORARY STYLING ed lights and decorations to complete the illusion that it's part of • Big 23" diagonal picture, the holiday scene. 295 square inch viewing • Big 23" diagonal picture, area 295 square inch viewing • Exotic Continental styling area Fraternity • AFC... automatic fine • Beautiful contemporary tuning control styling LEASE • 1NSTA COLOR...picture • AFC... automatic fine picks Foreman and sound are almost tuning control immediate Tim Foreman, son of • INSTA COLOR... picture • Slide rule tuning—UHF and sound are almost Mr. and Mrs, James immediate Foreman of Boca Ra- Biviera- • Convenient concealed ton has pledged Phi Kap- BUICK casters • Siide rule tuning—UHF pa Psi fraternity as a • Built-in coaxial antenna • Built-in coaxial antenna first year man at the PER terminal and transformer terminal and transformer SKYLARK MONTH University of Virginia. • Coior-minder controls The Phi Kappi * Psi 2-DOOR HARDTOP • Cofor-minder controls fraternity, founded in Equipped with factory air, V-8 engine, automatic !roncmks!nn, 1852, is one of 33 lo- power steering, power brakes, radio, whitewall fires, tinrid cal chapters of national glass, deluxe wheel covers & chrome mouldings. fraternities at the Uni- versity. The chapter has IESABRE $119 cn PER 70 members and is I l£)(f MONTH housed in a three-story 4-DOOR HARDTOP chapter house that Equipped with factory air, power steering, power brakes, sleeps 20. whitcwaU tires, tinted glass, deluxe wheel covers. Socialist Norman PER Thomas has run for the RIVIERA 142.50 MONTH presidency of the Unit- Equipped with fafctory air, power windows, power seat, rndio, ed States in six elec- whitewatl tires, tinted glass. tions, more than any Biiiliiii fflmm other person has. ROCK BOTTOM QUOTATION ON ANY MODEL BUiCK Buy United States Savings Bonds TOM ENDIGOTT Rental • Leasing Go. OFFICES WITH 942-3410 Tom Endicofi Buick, Inc. U.S. 1 Between Ft. Lauderdale and Pompono

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^ 1 Mas in ATLASTIS surrounding their pool arfd recreation area. . . . When only true Country Club Living is the answer to your DECORATE YOUR HOME IN STEREO dreams, then it's time to seriously consider a residence in beautiful ATLANTIS. . . wctator STEREO CONSOLE Regardless of the type of living you e Worth Rd. fca D325 prefer . . . whether it be a distinctive f I « LAKE • Solid State home, an elegant Villa, or a charming UKE S WORTH AM/FM/FM apartment . . . you will find them all in TnetMHE •yit£>ii)// Stereo Tuner ATLANTIS. . . a relaxed, country club \J^/////ALantana RcJ. • Deluxe Record community far removed from Hie noise and Changer • Detachable irritation of bumper to bumper living. . . Speaker Wings yet only minutes away from all conven- • Can Be Wall- iences. Enjoy the privacy of your home Mounted * bordering the lush fairways of the beauti- BEACH u ful Atlantis Country Club . . . and at the PEUAY same time have the convenience and •EACH freedom from maintenance worries that make apartment living attractive! C524 £ BOCA UTON Sound too good to be true? Come and see for yourself . . . visit Atlantis today. rOMMNO "EACH IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY fanuille AVAILABLE ft IAUDHH/UI STEREO CONSOLE with New Acoustaphonid^ Speaker Chambers in the Heart of the Famed Palm Beaches Superb Styling- Great Performance NTRY CLUB ESTATES > Solid State AM/FM/FM • Brilliant Six-Speaker Sound SHOPPERS HAVEN Stereo Tuner System 5th AVLSHOPf ING PLAZA POMPANO BEACH OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY CALL OR WRITE FOR INFORMATION ' Deluxe Tonal 1 Changer 'TIL 9 P.M. BOCA RATON > Man-Made™ Diamond Stylus WH 1-5837 ATLANTIS, FLORIDA 33460 PHONE 965-7900 395-4122 Sunday, Dec. 22, 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS 7B

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CONDOMINIUMS ON THE WATERFRONT

Dr. Kenneth Williams, (above) president of Florida Atlantic Uni- versity, officiated this week as city employes received certifi- BRAND NEW HOMES cates fortheir participation in an in-service course in "Management, Occupancy in 3 Weeks Communication and Leadership" offered by FAU. Fire Chief Dan Andrews led the list alphabetically and was the first to receive his Beautiful Boca Square certificate (below).

Featuring Marble fixtured baths, GE central air-conditioning and appliances. Club Room, Saunas, Shuffleboard, pool, dockage with easy access to the Intracoastal, and nearby shopping.

COMPLETION—DECEMBER 1968 DIRECTIONS: Drive north or Sales office will be open daily south on U.S. 1 to Ipswich Ave. from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and turn east.

Outstanding 2 bedroom homes with large family WINSTON BAY CONDOMINIUMS on the WAT room and patio. Among its many extras are in- 59 cluded: Central heat and air, selfcleaning °0 N.E. 7th Avenue, Boca Raton, Florida 399-8877 oven, dishwasher, disposal. Split bedroom ar- rangement, 2 car garage, sprinkler system and landscaped grounds $29,900 •EXCELLENT MORTGAGE

VAN'S QUALITY HOMES To link the Italian bein§ c*dered from 981 S.W. Hth Terrace Boca Raton with Sicily and Sardinia ing company for ship- 395-8949 or 399-5717 six new ferries are ping.

HeanSthebdb on Christmasl>a^ "Oidr ol6jamiliar carols plag, ioil6 ano sweet Che xvovSs repeat Of peace on earth, fo^oUi t men! . LONGFELLOW

During this joyous season we hope that you, too, will hear the song of the bells in your heart. And that their echoes of peace and good-wili may ring throughout your year.

FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY HELPING BUILD FLORIDA 8B BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, Dec. 22, 1968

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seething you'll notice at once J aron instance, our entrance is more IJ» country club . • • our surround.ngs, like a park. Mere words cannot describe the beau- r; so evident here - come «e for y y ourselfandyoutoow,llreahxehow yourselfy "SPECIAL'Vwee areararee.. Take ay,ay,aa k Rnna „ , ._ new west post Office has street, horth of Palmetto. All postal facili- around our grounds and SOAKW d rounds ® - been stakffout on L site o^West Palmetto ties will be available at the new building. ALL OUR FABULOUS, LOYtLT Park road. The location is just west of 12th FEATURES"!!

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/?ES/NCLl/D£; Ocean Beach/ docking/Un- /LY AND SUNDAY'T»L 6 P.M. vote W Off US. #V where Boea Raton meets Deiroy Beach YZsS--"'''• clubhouse and heated (3400 Mock)flf SOUT H dimming pool/Put, ting green "Shuffle, FEDERAL HIGHWAY SEE THIS MAN FOR YOUR CARPET NEEDS vii-ritne man- 800 Tropic Isle DrWe, «£«• and maintenance Two Broward tracts ' C% Bg Carpet Problems? Ask Bob Per- staff. • • _ '- rSSi kins — he's the man that can Oeltay Beach, Florida solve them. Boh, with his many years of carpeting experience, 393-6667 - 27W»» personally supervises all carpet HILLSBORO TBPPStn are sold by Arvida sales, installations, and clean- ing. Stop by and see him today ' „, (5g\Westinghouse QUALITY Sales, Inc., a subsidiary Arvida Corporation . -J i APPLIANCES sold two large tracts of of Arvida Corporation. its land holdings in William.E. Keeton, vice. PERKINS RUG Co. imcn I a Broward County, west of president of Arvida Sales- Installation-Cleaning Hillsboro Beach Fort Lauderdale, to a Realty Sales, Inc., Bo- 5501 N. Federal Hwy. group of Montreal bus- ca Raton, negotiated the Boca Raton-395-1337 i—, • •^: inessmen for develop- transaction. ment of a multi-million dollar, residential, rec- reational community. ''"' Total sales price for the 1,549 acres involved was $2,103,000. See Boca Raton's One tract comprising approximately 1,238 MOST BEAUTIFUL MODEL HOMES acres, bounded by State Road 84 on the north and Dike Road on the east, sold for $1,44 8 per acre. ' - ^U/Ulfe/K The other parcel of 311 acres, which fronts on Dike Road and Orange Elf"" Drive, south of the lar- ger tract, sold for $1,- 000 per acre. u r. Announcement of the Mfcj transaction and de- development plans was made by Brown L. What- ley, president of Arvida Corporation, and Henry Platt, executive vice president of Town HALLMARK IV MODEL IN 3 VERSIONS t Heights Development Co., Inc., the purchas- ing company. ~ The sale of land to Town Heights was made by Arvida Realty BUYING „,„ F—J ""<[.

Seasonal, monthly or long term rental 4 BEDROOMS, $91 AQtfi 9 BEDROOMS, $<%ft I to accommodate a discriminating clientele. 2 BATHS, From *• I/*™V 0 2 BATHS, From fVyi DeMARCO-BUILT HOMES CARRY A FULL JSV3U 5-YEAR GUARANTEE All Structural Materials • INSURANCE & Workmanship POOR! S5725 LEASING? I JUST HAD and Serviced By VIDA Boca Raton—PonnMM A LOSS AND BEDROOMS, nfl ]AA$ 2 2 BATHS, From JT/IUU FOUND I Cofcr Brochure on Ret,uest *frlcn for homes BB yonr lot any- WAS where from PompaHQ Bfacb ^ INSURANCE Bojnfwi Bewh, inc!us[w. We ban pisnty of chafes lots wailabhl la Boca Raton. RICH Offitt. ADVERTISE MODttt-JET ttftia OF IN THE INSURE WITH "DAY" BE SURE TOMORROW! BOCA RATON NEWS DeBfARCO & SOXS. Inc. Florida's Fastest Griming newspaper DESIGNERS • BUILDERS • DEVaOPERS SINCE 1919 HILLSBORO BEACH MS-BOOO Coll 395-8300 Open Daily and Sunday* TELEPHONES 399^300 • 395-4300 ••-'i .V,'^'-'rV • '••'"•.••XT'"T>^-;:^'~rr;j'jr^=Tr. Sunday, Der 22, i*6B BOCA RATON NEWS 9E

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YELLOW ATTENTION!!! 224 DOOR DEVELOPERS- o SPECIALS from STAR? It's not a falling star but a PLASTRIDGE beautiful drive from one of the three fairways that is your vista ACRES from four bedroom home in ROYAL PALM YACHT AND For qualify and location see .-this Ruten- COUNTRY CLUB. You'll enjoy berg 2 bedroom, 2 bath home in Boca Boca Raton—Waterfront the breakfast room, the family Square with spacious rooms, centra! : ' 1 room, 'and the patio and pool. air and heat, wall-to-wall carpeting, all Fourth bedroom and bath could electric kitchen, screened patio, beauti- City wafer and sewer available be maids room or hobby room. A fully landscaped rear lot and many oth- value at $82,500, MLS 1661.PG er extras. Priced under $24,000. MLS BR- 1655 Ideal for low density apartments

or Cluster Developmeni- INVESTORS WHO SAID! There are no low price building $6000 per acre - terms lots in Boca Raton! NOTE! We can deliver all the lots you — also — want as follows: 50' x 125' from $1,300, or 60' x 725* from $2,200, or 80' x 125' from $2,300, or A SUPER POOL HOME 4.5 ACRES...U.S.1 90' x 125' from $2,500, or This 45 x 23 pool area can be, enjoyed ev- 105' x 125' from $3,000, or ery month of the year. Facing southeast, it I i ZONED BUSINESS 120' x 135' from $3,500, or has a built-in barbecue and a raised dining 150' x 125' from $4,000, or area. A three bedroom, two bath home with 180' x 725' from $5,000, or marble sills and baseboards throughout, in- Center of Boca Raton cluding completely marble bathroom with miTE OR CALL TODAY! built-in vanity. Close to all schools and Long Term Lease within three bloclcs ' of new elementary Mary Law, Associate, for appoint- school. Priced under $30,000. BR-1714P ment to discuss your investment with Subordination. needs. Terms available. In prestige Royal Palm Yacht and Coun- contact Pat Galvin, Broker } Steel skeleton of the new First Bank and try Club — on oversize corner lot at Trust Co. building dominates skyline on East $3,000 below investment of $12,500 - to Palmetto Park road. The building occupies a qualified buyer. MLS BV-247 site on the south side of the street at Second REAL ESTATE CORNER George B. Van Zee, Realtor avenue. ROYAL BALM SHOPPING PLAZA 395-4624 307 Golf View Drive — Boca Raton Paddock on staff of PLASTRIDGE Telephone 395-1661 n REALTY, INC. Atlantic Boca Realty A *% ffk So. Federal Hvvy. Boca Raton Colonel John W Fort Campbell, Ky., in REALTORS a 4 ci^^3 FT? c 1961. 6O S. FED. HWY. Paddock, Uc So Army BOCA RATON Ph. 395-4624 Ret. has become as- He is a .gradliate of 395-1433 - 399-6517 sociated with Atlantic" : the-- • Army^s "' 'lrifam:ni(,i Boca Realty Inc School of Fort Benmng, Col. Paddock retired Ga. the Army Command - A;. , -->•<•• —=. - last year after 31 years and General Staff Col- as an infantryman, the lege, Fort Leavenworth, Kan. and the Army War past 24 as a parachutist. .11 M1 College, Carlisle Bar- I1"1 1 racks, Pa. 9 Col. Paddock was an 1 Airborne Batalion Com- Col. Paddock and his '.' -i- .11 '."} mander in Europe wife, Pauline, now re- during WW II, and theside in their new home operations officer of the at 1108 SE 10th Court, 7th Infantry Division at Deerfield Beach. They the Inchon Landing in have two children: Paul, Korea of September married and finishing 1949, until transferred school at the University back to the United of Alabama, and daugh- ..Jgtates. Later he was ter Jackye, an interior •#iief of staff of the 101st designer working in Airborne Division at Birmingham, Ala. OTHERWELL M REALTY Intracoastal

WATERFRONT HOME WHY WAIT IN LOTS ( ROYAL OAK HILLS WITH SEAWALL, no pilings required This is the home for you, if you are Total of 203 feet on the wafer looking for one that will give you real House plans included if wanted 6 MONTHS???? Florida living. It features 2 pier docks and heated pool amidst professional $ landscaping. Among the many extras are each two bedrooms, two bathrooms, ample cab- 16r500 inets and closets, washer-dryer, over- sized single garage, and automatic sprinkler system. Call us today for an appointment to see this home. MLS BR- 1693WP.

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Avatlablenow!! Beautiful2 bedrooms, 2 bath home with screened pool and large Patio facing East, in Boca Square, 1 year old, priced below con- struction cost plus, you save $2,000. on wall to wall carpeting, draperies, and landscaping and good 5-3/4% ATTRACTIVE HOME mortgage. Call us for appointment!!! IN MLS BR-1675 WINFiELD PARK This home rs. well maintained and shows well. It consists of two bedrooms, one bath, Florida Room, range, refrigerator, and storm shutters. It is close to area shopping centers. Price $16,400. Please to our friends and clients call us and make an appointment to see OTHERWELL this home. MLS BR-1580. M REALTY

EARL WILKINSON 757S.Fed.Hwy. Boca Raton J.dT|J[lTCHELL&SONS AGENT Colonial Building 395-4044 V VJLWJL/ / 22 S. FEDERAL STATE FARM INSURANCE BOCA RATON, FLA, REALTORS PHONE 395-4711 500 S. Federal Hwy. PHONE 399-6711 Boca Raton, Fia. Boca Raton, Florida

.' --<"!••. WB_BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, Dec. 22, 1968 Seagate Towers CONDOMINIUM

Under Construction Twin Towers rising from a Peninsula jutting into the Intracoastal - just a short stroll to beach and shopping - a truly unique location, and opportunity of a lifetime. Each Seagate Towers apartment offers a large living room and balcony, a separate dining room, a master bedroom and dressing room, a second bedroom or study, and two luxurious ' baths, a total of approximately 2,000 sq. feet. Seagate Towers a/so offers a panorama view from every apartment, — every room — even every kitchen. Seagate Towers, in our opinion, is truly a "gem," a building with "integrity," ~ that we are proud of.

Priced from $33,000 Model Open Daily 9-5:30, Sunday 11-5 OCCUPANCY OCTOBER '69 200-220 MacFarlane Drive, Delray Beach Telephone 278-4564, 399-8633 First place winner of the Country Club Village Civic Association's Thursday evening. Other winners were E. H. Christophersen, 566 N.W. Christmas decorations contest was the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bach- 12th Ter., second; Mr. and Mrs. Coke B. Smith, 400 N.W. 14th Ct., third; mann, 591 N.W. 13th Ave. Judging for the second annual contest was last Mr. and Mrs. Charles Russakov, 645 N.W. 12th Ter., fourth, and Mr. and Call 395-8300for Classified Ads weekend winners were announced at the association's Christmas party Mrs. Albert Hutloff, 581 N.W. 13 Dr., fifth place. Florida books and authors

Cracker Critic's gift list EXCLUSIVE IN FLORIDA By ED HIRSHBERG For sheer beauty of Other outstanding format and general his- non-fiction books in this PRIVATE COUNTRY CLUB MEMBERSHIP If you agree with me torical interest, you year's crop that you that there s no better can't beat the four new- might want to give are Wishing you and Christmas gift for prac- est additions to the "No Deadly Drug," by i your family the happiest tically anybody than a Floridian Facsimile John D. MacDonald as- IN BOCA RATON of holidays. book, then you'll relish and Reprint Series just sisted by John P. Thanks for your support! a few last -minute sug- published by the Univer- Schmidt, about the first gestions about books for sity of Florida Press. murder trial of Dr. Carl Luxury size One and Two Bedroom Condominium 5th AVENUE BEAUTY SALON Floridians that were They're authentic re- Coppolino; "The Second UNIQUE .Apartments on your own private 18 hole Championship Golf Course. written during the past productions of four Rebellion," by Sar- (5th Ave. Shopping Plaza) BUY! year about Florida or by books about Florida that asotan, Jim McCague, a > Every Apartment with Private Terrace over- Membership includes use of Club 1952 ll.E, 5th Ave. 395-2449 Florida authors. first appeared many fascinating account of Aden looking Golf Course House and magnificent facilities years ago — "Through the New York City draft in every • Completely Equipped Electric Kitchen Some Eventful Years," riots of 1863; and "In • Central Air Conditioning and Heating Dining Room and Lounge by Susan Bradford the Fist of the Revolu- apartment • Wall to Wall Carpeting ; Completely Equipped Men and Eppes; "A Sketch of the tion," by Jose Ygles- • Elevator Women's Gym and Sauna Bath History of Key West, ias, a first-hand and in- Heated Swimming Pool and Card Rooms • Billiard Room "WHITE" CHRISTMAS! Florida," by Walter C. tensive look at what life Patio Area Priced Hobby Room fc Minutes From Shopping Maloney; An His- is like these days w w torical Narrative and » Beaches • Theatres > Tennis Courts Give Your Family A Clean White Roof-A Gift That Will in a small Cuban town. Driving Range — Putting Green Topographical Descrip- I can't begin to chron- • Houses of Worship Last Throughout The New Year and Then Some. Or Let Us tion of Louisiana and 812,685: Paint Your House Complete For Year 'round Protection. icle all the fiction that 80% (jou,'(L #w wont at (fom doouUf) West - Florida," by came out of Florida this financing Thomas Hutchins — year, but here are a available Furnished Models Open Daily at 51st St. & U.S. 1 FREE ESTIMATES ON first published back in few that were outstand- in Boca Raton 1784 — and the famous ing: "The Gospel Sing- Apartments and Country Club located at: ROOF PAINTING » PRESSURE CLEANING "Palmetto-Leaves," by er," by Harry Crews N.W. 51 st Street and 2nd Avenue • Boca Raton Harriet Beecher Stowe. and "The Broken (

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The visitor sadly shook his head As he basked in the tropical sun; "Call Shis Christmas?" to me he said, "Well, not where I come from I

"Christmas needs snow and ice and cold, "The breeze was-soft, and what is more. And the sound of the sleighbells' ring,- The night that the Christ Child came, And as for me, I can't be sold. Hibiscus bloomed near the stable door. On this weather that feels like Spring. As Mary murmured His name.

"Bougainvillea of violet hue "Santa Claus in a bathing suit. Arched in a graceful bower; No sir, it just isn't right; Poinserrias, wet with midnight dew. Cranberry sauce and tropical fruit — Enhanced that sacred hour. I think it's an awful fright."

"My poor mis-guided friend," 1 said, "The Heavenly Host in the starry sky, "Your lament does not ring true,- Proclaimed the birth of the King; And rustling palms echoed the cry. You're mixed up by the things you've read, From a myth you take your cue. As the whole Earth seemed to sing. Our Best Wishes "So we find here, in our sun-drenched land "For no snow fell on Bethlehem Untouched by the ice and snow, On the night the Star first shone. That the spirit of Christmas is near at hand for A Happy Holiday! There was no blizzard nor howling gale And we feel God willed it so." That swept with a shriek and a moan.

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Lot suitable for Motel, Apartments" or Busi- Palm Beach County switches to computer ness. 247 feet frontage. Across from FAU. — Refused to grant a a waiver is illegal since and other state roads to —Authorized the en- $150.00 per front foot. Anxious to sell. Call A total of 15 of 19Lloyd Early contends Fred Condell or June Chaplin. offices, all part of coun- that county and state request from Palm the board has no such inform the public that gineer to provide 10 ty governmental opera- standards, which also Glades Girl Scout Coun- authority. a citizens band radio loads of rock and labor tions, soon is ex- must be met by school cil to waive a $29 build- — Agreed to seekper- channel serves as an as a temporary im- BRUCE E. DARRELL, Realtor officials, do not always ing permit fee for a mission from the State aid to law enforcement provement on a road pected to join the com- 525 E. Palmetto Park Rd.f Boca Raton 395-1322 puter age through use coincide. structure on leased land Road Department to agencies in time of need. adjacent to Belle Glade. of electronic data pro- In other business, in John Price Park. At- erect up to six signs in cessing department commissioners: torney Jones ruled such the Glades along SR 7 Sunday, Dec. 22, 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS 11B transferred to County Commission jurisdic- tion Dec. 1. Four more offices ay participate, Ad- inistrator Jack Dean informed commission- ers at the regular Tues- SOON This 4.5 Acre Site Will Be day meeting. In a special report from the electronic data processing committee, which he heads, Dean expressed satisfaction The NEW Deerfield Beach Home of .t the "instant"" accep- nce of the proposed computer program. The data processing department formerly operated from the office of tax assessor, and T O O TA personnel transferred with the equipment to KING the county board. Be- sides the assessor's of- fice, the computer pro- @gram nas been used by the clerk of courts, tax collector, offices serv- ice department, highway safety department, and the survey and motor pool division within en- tineering. Offices expressing enthusiasm for the com- ) puter program, said f^Dean, are the super- ' visor of elections, soli- citor, health and welfare department, personnel, purchasing, airports, m engineering and work- men's compensation. Established late in November, thedatapro- cessing department also _will be offered for use by ^municipalities in the FUTURE HOME OF KING TOYOTA county on a fee basis. Operational equipment is being leased. 1441 South Federal Highway - U.S. 1 Dean also informed board members that priorities now have been Deerfield Beach established to analyze computer needs of the offices expressing in- DEERFIELD terest in the center; that a meeting will be held BEACH with office representa- tives, and the future of the computer program appears ' 'extremely bright." ->"•• - If V^^i'^fe Four of the five com- missioners — Dan Gay- nor was absent due to a business commitment \— also referred to tou- iPehy building code prob- •slem between the county and school board to Dean and school board to Dean, County Attorney R. Bruce Jones and County Planning Board Director James Watson who will meet with an Assistant School Super- intend ent and a school ard lawyer. Board Chairman E.F. Van Kessel expressed the opinion that ' 'this whole problem is lack of communication" and said he feels a solution will be worked out. The problem stem- med from Watson's sition that the school 1,666 oard is not conforming to county building codes. P.O.E. School Superintendent

A jig-saw puzzle made in England at the special request of a Texan consisted of 10,- 400 pieces, and, when mpleted, measured 15 First 1969 of the new model year is the Toyota Corolla line of 2-door sedans and 2-door station wagons. This by 10 feet. latest entry in the U,S. economy car market from Japan's No. 1 automobile manufacturer, features a water- cooled, 4-cylinder, 1100 cc power plant that develops 60 horsepower and delivers a cruising speed of 75 miles per hour. The new Toyota Corolla model line features a floor-mounted all-synchromesh 4-speed trans- mission and delivers starting at the manufacturer's suggested POE of $1,666.

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When you are enter- taining during the hol- iday season a superb j^buffet can be planned around one hot dish like Turkey or chicken Pa- risian. This is a delicious combination of dark green broccoli spears, tender slices of turkey or chicken both light and dark meat, allblan- ^keted with a velvety sauce with tender pink QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD THRU TUESDAY, DEC. 24 and white chunks of lob- ster, plus butter, cream, mushrooms and Parmesan cheese. Chopped red and green pepper add bright color and piquant flavor. SHOP ^TURKEY PARISIAN 1MB O'SUISSfSNE EARLY 3 packages (12 ozo each) frozen lob- ster tails BUTTER 1/4 cup (1/2 stick) LIMIT ONE WITH $5. ORDER OR MORE 1 IB. PKG. 'XCUISMG CIGARETTES f butter OUSE 1 can (4 oz.) sliced mushrooms, stores will closet drained at 7.-00 p.m. on 2 tablespoons fine- Christmas Eve, || ly chopped green Dec. 24, 1968 pepper 2 tablespoons fine- ly chopped red pepper 3 tablespoons reg- ular all-purpose flour CHAMPAGNE 1/2 teaspoon salt CIGARETTES HORTENING 1/4 teaspoon pepper 3 cups light cream ^ or half and half 1/2 cup grated Par- mesan cheese 3 pacakages (10 oz each)frozen broc- coli spears 12 generous slices cooked turkey Cook lobster accord- ing to package direc- tions; cut in large piec- es and set aside. In a 3-quart saucepan melt butter; add mushrooms and green pepper; saute until pepper is tender. SUPERDRAND U.S.D.A. GRADE "A" FLORIDA FRESH Stir in red pepper. Blend in flour, salt and pepper. Remove from heat. Gradually add cream,. Cook over med- ium heat, stirring con- LARGLIMIT TWEO BOZ. WIT N HEGG. CUBES OR MORE EXCLUDING CIURETTESS stantly, until thickened. Cook 2 additional min- utes. Add Parmesan cheese along with lob- PILLSIURY ster; continue to cook'; ~ over low heat until lob- ster is heated through. YELLOW CLING Meanwhile, cook broc- SLICED OR HALVES coli according to pack- ^ age directions. For each IB, BAG "serving place several FLOUR PEACHES spears of broccoli on a LIMIT ONE WITH ?5. ORDER OR MORE EXCLUDING CIGARETTES UNIT ME 12 K. WITH «. M»ER SR MdlE slice of turkey; top with EKUWHt CISMETTES lobster sauceo Makes LYKES SUGAR GREEK SMOKED NO DEPOSIT 10-12 servings. Serve hot. PHI. SUM CRANBERRY FRUIT MLf MOLD '*& 2 cups two 8 3/4 oz. SJ. •>® cans) crushed pineapple 1 package (6 oz.) SliTTHALFU.fr LEAN strawberry flavor gelatin 1/2 cup sugar SEMI BONELESS E Z CARVE GiOUNDBEEF 11/2cups boiling wa- ter 11/2cups cold liquid 3/4 cup dairy cream RIB ROAST_^I.O9 *k 11/2cups ground fresh $ ~ or frozen cran- WESTERN CORN FED ': PORK LOIN SLICED INIO berries HEAVY WESTERN IEEF PORK CHOPS LB.I§ 1 medium unpeeled WESTERN CORN FED COUNTRY STYLE BACK BONES OR orange, ground U S CHOICE ROUND BONE SHOULDER OR FIRST CUT 1/2 cup walnuts, broken CALIF. ROAST B .89 PORK CHOPS u, .4S Lettuce or water ALL MEA1 SIEW OB GROUND „ DUBUQUE PURE PORK ROLL Iv*- cress CHUCK 2%™$1J9 SAUSAGE a.31 QUICK I ROM W D BRAND BIK DUBUQUE GERMAN STVLE Drain pineapple re- STEAKETTES 2ft ^$1.89 LIVER SAUSAGE B.38 serving syrup.If neces- sary add enough cold water to make 11/2 cups liquid. Chill. Set pine- 1 apple aside. In mixing f 6RA0E "a bowl combine gelatin and sugar; add boiling water and stir until dis- solved. Add chilled li- quid. Add sour cream, beat until smooth. Chill T w until partially set (about 1 hour). Add pineapple, cranberries, orange and nuts. Pour into a 6 1/2 DOZ. cup ring mild which has been rinsed with cold water; chill until firm. Unmold onto serving FLORIDA JUMBO platter; garnish with lettuce or water cress CELERY and serve with Tangy ffc* Fruit Dressing*. Makes 12 servings,

*TANGY FRUIT 2 * 29c ***« DRESSING 1 cup dairy sour cream OPEN EVERY SUNDAY 9 a.m. fo 5 p.m. 1/4 cup confectioners sugar CAMINPRIAL ;ANI 1 tablespoon fresh , lemon juice CAMINO REAL SHOPPING CENTER 5.W. 3ni AVEMUE Blend sour cream, sugar and lemon juice. Chill. Yield: 11/4 cups. 25 B Aparimenls lot Rent 14B BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, Dec. 22, 1968 5 I Schools & Camps 10 B Help Male tS B Musical Instruments 25 B Apartments tor Rent WE BUY AND SELL FURN. DUPLEX apt, 1 ATLANTIC Gooj^ Clean, Used Home 5 A Los! & Found Boca Palm Day School. CARPENTERS framers HAMMOND ORGAN B2 bedrm. Available Jan. Furnishings. Try Us First LOST young yellow and Children 21/2 to 6 yrs. and trim men. Exper- with separate 40 watt 1st. Seasonal. 395-4770 CLOISTERS! Call 942-1042 white tiger cat, missing Half Day - Full Day. ienced or will train. Gall Leslie speaker was $3,- DUKE about week, vicinity 395-3698. Lie. & Ins, 399-1872. 300. Sell for $995. Call 399-7992. - Imagine a large 1600 sq. HOME FURNISHINGS Sweetwater Lane and 10 A Help Female 10 C Help, Male or Female ORGAN - Thomas Tran- .SAN REMO! ft. two bedroom plus 2301 North Dixie Hwy. Ocean Blvd. family pet. NEED MONEY? den apartment fully fur- Pompano Beach call 391-1422. FULLTIME help. Kit- sistorized. Mallbu mod- Immediate occupancy. SELL AVON CALL 278- chen, production man el. Original price over nished and ready to oc- Use the Classifieds 4972. Villa Capri - A superb Lost — tiny toy poodle, and salad lady. 395-5001 $1400 now $695. Call two bedroom, two bath ucpy now. The amenities include a nine hole golf very shy, coal black, GERMAN or SCAN- Full-time help in off- 399-7992. partment, completely BOCA white mustache, an- course, pool, clubhouse DINAVIAN woman for set newspaper camera, Hammond M3 organ at decorated and with an DELIVERY swers to "Mr. French," cleaning. Preferably for additional 14' x 26' sun and the finest neighbors. lab and platemaking de- less than 1/2 price, Available to qualified DOOR TO DOOR wearing- white collar Thursday or Friday. partment. Ideal part- dec, plus the large with green brilliants, good .^condition. $495. purchasers for $54,000. References please. time work for man or 399-7992. screened porch. Just HAULING rabies tag attached. Vi- Must have own trans- listed at $30,000. May Call Jack Dolan or Fred 399-2877 - 395-7563? woman. Experienced, or Carey to arrange your CALL cinity Military Trail and portation. Call 395- we will train you. Boca Classified Ad Service be purchased furnish- University Blvd. near ed if desired. Owner inspection. MLSB-Gon- 7463. Raton News, 34 S.E. 2nd Phone 395-8300 do 103P. _ASH fop yoyf Polo Field. CHILDS WOMAN TO LEARN St.. 395-8300. has two apartments. PET REWARD. Call 4 Piece walnut French BATEMAN & CO. ORIENTAL or 395-8300 NEWSPAPER COM- 15 A Miscellaneous late Call Jack Dolan to ar- 395-8523 9 am to 5 p.m. POSITION AND PASTE- Provincial suite (dou- range your inspection. Realtors CHINESE RUGS ask for Joe Casey. SWAP SHOP ble bed). Gold Love MLS B-Condo 113WP. 1299 S. Ocean Blvd. UP IN MODERN OFF- Every Sat. & Sun. Buy- HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR Lost Dec. 5th - white SET COMPOSING seat. Light rose wing BATEMAN& CO. Boca Raton 395-9355 OLD OR NEW ORIENTALS and brindle female AF- ers, 25 cents — Deal- 399-6719 ROOM. Permanent job, chair. 42 inch marble REALTORS .2 BEDROOM APART- GHAN HOUND. ers, $2.00. Thunderbird top round coffee table. 399-2000 no experience required. Drive-in Theater, 3121 1299 S. Ocean Blvd. MENT. 5 minutes from "Pearl." No collar. Re- Apply at Boca Raton Call 395-2134. Boca Raton 395-9355 ward. Phone Boca 391- W. Sunrise Blvd., Ft. FAU. Call Miami 1-865- News, 34 S.E. Second St. Lauderdale, 583-8724. 0469. 0351 or 395-0522. SAN REMO! TYPIST and general of- DEADLINE S B Personals For Rent 3/2 house par- TUESDAY EDITION fice work for Real Es- tially f urn. in quiet nei- FREE tate and Construction RENT AN ORGAN Mondays, 10:00 A.M. OR PIANO Villa Flora - Two bed- bhborhood. Convenient COMPUTER DATING office. Real Estate li- to shopping area. Phone THURSDAY EDITION INFORMATION TWO 3 BY 6 COMMER- ONLY $2 A WEEK room, two bath apart- cense not needed. Ap- ment. Completely dec- 395-1580. Wednesdays, 10:00 A.M. 399-2481 ply 2260 N.E. 1st Ave. CIAL POOL TABLES. FREE LESSONS AND Solid slate tops. Also orated in good taste. EXPEBT Bored? Over 40? Join Boca between 4 & 6 PM. EXCLUSIVE SUNDAY EDITION used pin ball games. See WURLITZER HOBBY Widower just reduced BOCA HALL APTS. GUTTERING Fridays, 10:00 A.M. Boca Raton's newest WAITRESS EVES, ON- at POMPANO AMUSE- COURSE price to $27,850. May Children & Pets wel- SERVICE Adult Fun Club. 305- LY. Full time and part be purchased furnished 8635 between 6 & 8 PM. MENTS 529 S. Dixie, All rental applies if you come central air con- Any type gutter & down- time. Call 391-1333. East Pompano or call buy. Your choice of Any if desired. Call %Jack ditioning and heating, spouts made to order & "Lady likes to learn REHAB AIDE mature 933-3284. New Wurlitzer. Dolan to arrange your plus pool. installed. 22-years ex- Spanish in exchange of woman for varied re- RODERICK PIANOS- inspection. MLS B Con- perience — 13 years in GERT's a gay girl -^ do 102 WP 4 Bedrm. 2Bath-unfurn. So. Florida. Estimates German, write Boca Ra- sponsibilities in physi- ready for a whirl after ORGANS at no obligation. ton Hotel and Club, cal therapy dept. call Foot of Datura (119) BATEMAN & CO. 3 Bedrm. 1 Bath-unfurn. cleaning carpets with Realtors Efficiencies-Furnished 218-0721 Housekeeping - Uta" 278-3030. Blue Lustre. Rent elec- 832-3858 I NEED A GOOD CAR. Lillian Merz 395-7089 1299 S. Ocean Blvd. THE ~ GATEWAY MAID, full day Friday. tric shampooer $1. B.el- Boca Raton 395-9355 Small monthly pay- Must be dependable w/ zer Hardware, 3198 N. Boca Raton VILLAS OF BOCA NATURAL FOODS Open Mon. and Fri. Til ments. No cash down. Natural, Vitamins & references. Own trans- Fed. Hwy., Boca Raton, Efficiencies, apart- No credit. Employed lo- 9 PM SAN REMO! ments and villas. TV, 1 Minerals Organically portation. Call 395- 395-2120. cally. Write Boca Raton grown, dried fruit. Di- 0992. 15 0 Pets for Sale air and heat. Private News Box A47. Include LOWERY ORGAN with beach and dock. Chil- ORIGINAL etetic Foods & Vegeta- General office work. AOC, looks like new. DOVES ~ Ideal pets. Villa Verona- TheHrg- phone number for an im- ble Juices. Part time. Some book- White sacred, Ringneck, est two bedroom ap. rt- dren welcome. Daily or mediate reply. Cost new $1995. Will OH, PAINTINGS 326 E. Atlantic Blvd. keeping, call 395-4141 sell for $995. Phone tiny Diamond Doves. ment available - com- weekly rates Call 395- Pompano 941-8120 between 10-4 PM. 399-7992. Easy to care for. Call plete with garage space. 5220. • '65 Cadillac Coupe De- 395-4536. ville Excellent cond. air Patient, kind lady for Hardwood floors and 'BOCA'S Newest & fin- HAND PAINTED Garage sale 10 a.m., to PICTURE fRAMING cond. electric windows, PLAQUES part time work at Boca drapes included. South est Annual rental Apart- 5 p.m. Fri. and Sat. ments, unfurn., 1 bed- electric vents. 6 way & MURALS Raton Pre School Kin- Dec. 13th and 15th. 1001 facing in this most de- J sirable of villas. Im- room, 11/2 bath, and 30 Day Refund or elec. seat, elec door Phone 395-4166 dergarten. 5 hour day, S.W. 10th St. Boca Exchange Privilege locks - cruise control. 399-1379 5 day week. Call 395- Black poodle pups 8wks mediate occupancy. 2 bedroom, 2 bath. Lat- Square (corner of 11th old, AKC. Shots. Loves est GE kitchen R/C air Almost new w/w tires. Child Care 7071. _, Terrace). Listed at $34,600. Own- SCHERTLE Original owner $2,500 children. Will hold. $85. er has two apartments. cond. W/W carpeting. ART GALLERY TIC TOC Private REGISTERED NURSE "COMMUNITY 391-1479. Screened Patios, Pool. phone 395-9598. for busy physicians of- Call Jack Dolan to ar- 540 S. FED. HWY. School. Infants to 7 PLATE" Adults, no Pets, model 1 B Motorcycles, Bicycles fice, Delray Beach area. PUREBREED SIAMESE range your inspection. OMPANO BEACH 943-5450 years. Open all year. Service for 12 with ad- open for inspection. 331 ,273 N.W. 15th St. Boca Hours 9:30 to 6. Tel. KITTENS. Grand cham- MLS B-Condo 107 WP. ditional serving pieces pion blood lines. Very BATEMAN & CO. SW 8th St. 395-5779. 395-5044.' 278-1280. ^ $50. Call 395-9242. 5 D Instructions, Tutoring Experienced manicurist affectionate. Call 395- Realtors WINFIELD PARK - 1 5260. '68 CREAM VESPA 125 Professional - Excellent opportunity 1299 S. Ocean Blvd. bedrm nicely furn. apt. Excellent Condition All ages. All problems. and working conditions. Boca Raton 395-9355 Reasonable. Until Jan. $125 off list price. Call M.I.T.1943 Honor Grad. Apply in person. Ask for 26th 2302 N.E. 5th Ave. Dining room set in light Boca. 395-2518. Harold Selleck 395-3303 Mr. Augustine. Park fruitwood. Breakfront, SAN REMO! Cocker Spaniel Pups 3 TO 6 MONTH Ave. Beauty & Wig Sa- table with antique white Buffs and Reds, 4 weeks WASHERS lon, 103 Royal Palm Rd., RENTAL SERVICE DIRECTORY base and 4 chairs. Cost old. AKC registered Villa Verona - A de- and Boca Raton. $2000 will sell for $800. $75. Pick yours now for Overlooking the Atlantic AIR CONDITIONING DRAPERIES lightful two*" bedroom Ocean this brand new 2 10 B Help Hale All like new. Call 395- Christmas. Call 395- apartmenj/^/sr oc- 'Fedders air cond. Resi- DECORATOR INSTAL- REHAB AIDE - Varied 1991. 7782. id£££ilbl i bedroom, 2 bath apart- dential, Commercial' LATION SERVICE. ment is fully furnished. DRYERS responsibilities for ma- Only the Finest in used 15 E Pets. Grooming & Board / everyone Central & Room, Arcade Custom made draper- Furniture, China The screened balcony ture athletic gentleman. PUPPIES FOR SALE wants m live in this Vil- MATCHED Electronic, 2029NW 2nd ies, shades and cornic- Permanent full time po- Glass, Silver, Antiques, invites you to relax in Ave., 395-4611. es for home office and Grooming & Supplies la. Call Jack Dolan to gulf stream breezes. LOOK LIKE NEW sition. Medical corp. - pictures, lamps, etc. range your inspec- boat. Over 15 years ex- orderly- exp, helpful.- Reasonable - - - p r i c e s. PET BOARDING Undercover parking in- TOm Myers is., back ia. 1 ? tion. 33,2^00. jjfcfi; Brv perience;-ED HAYNES '278-30351 ^^?-%^*' Cash* %f ' your 'Doif if Air C ondMoned ,.«> cluded-in'this BreMend"-'" town - call him at INTERIORS. 399-8845 needg|»LoOk for yellow MARMACK '*' :' condoi;r;wp. ous value. We have the CENTRAL AIR CONDI- or 395-2621. SERVICE STATION AT^ cottage. Open Daily 10 7598 N. Fed. Realtors keyl TIONING CO. HOME IMPROVEMENT TEND ANT daytime on- to 5. Phyllis Antique GROOMING poodles and 1299 S. Ocean Blvd. KMOTHERWELL 70 SE lith St. The South's Largest ly. 8 to 5, 6days.Hos- & Thrist Shop, 5370 N. schnauzers. 10" toy Boca Raton 395-9355 iVt REALTY Fedder's Dealer Florida Rooms, Car- ports — Patios — Awn- pitalization and comm. Fed. Hwy., Next to white male poodlewould 757 S. Federal Hwy. Boca Raton 395-2233 good working cond. Ask Deerfield Bowling CLOISTER BEACH ings — Porches — Kit- like to fine mate, call TOWERS! Colonial Building If No Answer chens — Additions — for Jim 395-9864 or Lanes. 399-0531. 395-5639. Boca Raton, Fla. 395-U20 276-7494., Storm Panels. Phone 395-9537. Jims Shell Phone 395-4044 ALTERATIONS Service 5000 Glades Rd. FRIGID AIRE 15 G Merchandise Wanted Just listed - The very 395-4884. John E. Feld- WANTED PIANO AS R. C. Bennett man. Boca. 19 cu. foot, bottom best value in a two bed- SELL or RENT Ladies & Men's alter- freezer with ice ejector, GIFT for migrant Sun- room, two bath apart- ations. 182i-B NE 25th PIANO TUNING UNSKILLED. Will teach white, perfect condition day School, Tax deduc- ment with a 14th floor STARLITE VILLAS St., Pomp. 942-5414. OVER 50 YEARS you the job. Paid vaca- $160. tible. University Baptist view that is unparallel- WORTH Experience tion. Company benefits. Church. Call 395-1064 ed on the Florida coast. UNUSUAL INVESTMENT "GEM" ... $75,000 $95,S' Road."" " ••;.., % 1497 PG .Gait* for 181 Coconut Palm^Rpad •, •. CARLEN 7 Jr WEIR REALTORS appointment to see this ROYAL PALM YACHT 1 Appraisal & Realty, Inc. LOVELY «OS.FfftHWr. "^fe^ REALTORS Weir Plaza Bldg. 855 S Fed. Hwj home, .OCAIJATON T)T Ph. 395-4424 & COUNTRY CLUB 450 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. APT. Boca Raton Ph: 395-4000 Boca Raton 399-4440 BOCA VERDE See this fabulous home. Two bedrooms 2 baths- 35 A Lots S. Acreage Sale UjOTHERWELL Choice land in Boca Ra- iVi REALTY 2 Bedrm 11/2 baths fur- Large Patio and Pool, Bpompletely and beau- gorgeous kitchen and ton area - at a sacri- 757 S. Federal Hwy. nished 2nd floor condo. CHATHAM HILLS \tifully furnished. BOCA overlooking beautiful truly beautiful bath- VERDE EAST - Profes- fice price. Write to Jos- Colonial Building- $18,000 ephine Power, RN, garden court. Monthly rooms, formal dining sionally decorated. Boca Raton, Fla. room, marble and slate School Street, Cotuit, Phone 395-4044 . maint. $32. Walk to all Self cleaning oven halls, built-in vacuum Lovely 2 bedroom 1 bath Mass. 02635 LARGE FAMILY? services. By appt. - frost-free refrigera- Phone 399-7385 or 395- system, etc. For those with screened patio, tor,':, w/icemaker. Cen- WILL BUILD WANT 3 Bedrms and who want the best — Florida room, modern ON YOUR LOT den and family room and 8776. Jess Julian. SEASONAL LEASE tral; vacuum system. No /EVERGLADES REALTY come and see the kitchen and extra large children or pets. Avail- Free estimates, hous- swimming pool and 2 only new house available utility room. Yard has able now for season. es, duplexes, apart- baths and an extra half PERFECT on the water — MLS fruit trees and sprinkler On Intracoastal Waterway. Heated swimming pool. ments, commercial or bath and air condition- GOLF COURSE BR-1409WP system. Sewers are in, First floor beautiful spacious Fot- appointment call industrial. Licensed and ing and large living HOME connected and paid for. two bedroom and two bath insured. E. R. Doering ARRY GRIFFITHS. . . room and carpets and WITH POOL! MLS BR 1696 completely furnished apart- Associate ... General Contractor drapes and large Seldom can we offer ev- 757 S. Federal Hwy. ment. Pool. $1,000 per month WEIR REALTORS 399-1969. screened patio and erything in one package. Weir Plaza Bldg. 855 S Fed. Hwy sprinkler system and Colonial Building- FLORIDA for February, March, April. Boca Raton Ph: 395-4000 VACANT U.S. 1 Pool, golf course, S.E. Boca Raton, Fla. fully equipped kitchen exposure looking over REALTY Call Imogene Eidson, Associ- 25 C Houses for Rent Phone 395-4044 — Of Choice Federal Highway &, &, & only $27,500 three green fairways. ate. LOVELY FURNISHED 2 location, corner lot, For appt. to see MLS BR BRAND NEW BOCA 4 bedrooms, 31/2 • RATON bedrm 2 bath in Boca measures 138' x 140; 1531 P. Call DICK DE- baths, sunny breakfast 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH pwc, Square only $2,500 for MLS BV-261 only $35,- VOE Assoc. 391-0083 or family room. Whole DEN - POOL ROYAL PALM REALTY long season. Call 395- 000. (Sun. & Eve. 395-3483) house just done over — OCCUPANCY 30 DAYS ROYAL OAK HILLS George B. Van Zee, Realtor ^231 you'd think it was built Price includes lot Large 3/2 with heated, screened pool. Central Royal Palm Shopping Center POOL- tomorrow. This is my *City Water & Sewers 307 Golf View Drive 757 S. Federal Hwy. 2800 N. Fed. Hwy,, favorite — let me show *Central air & heat, air/heat, one car ga- WATERFRONT 395-1861 Colonial Building Boca Raton you this beauty today! *GE Disposal, dish- rage with automatic Seasonal? door, sprinkler system, Boca Raton, Fla, 391-0083 anytime Call Fred Carey MLS washer, oven & range 3 bedroom 2 bath com- *Wall-to-wall carpet- circular drive. New pletely and tastefully Phone 395-4044 BEAUTIFUL BR 1661 PG. BATEMAN & CO. ing w/w carpeting, (Bath - furnished. Pool. One 30 ACRES HOME Kitchen - Patio Car- Realtors *14x28 Screened-in block from Intracoastal. West of Military Trail In a beautiful setting so Pool peted) All this luxury Children? Maybe. Pets? $1,500 Per Acre, typical of this fine res- 1299 S. Ocean Blvd. for only $39,000. For Boca Raton 395-9355 *Sprinkler System No. Dec. 21 to May 1, TERMS idential area in Royal *Fully Sodded Lot appt. to see BR1624 P ^969. $3500. For all de- Oak Hills. Spacious 2 LAKESIDE *Circular Drive Call WARD PERRIN As- tails and appointment to onan bedrm 2 bath. Sliding BEAUTY *Many other features soc. 391-0083 (Sun. & see call IVAN HAACK glass*doors open from Eve. 399-2745). 2800 N. Fed. Hwy. Custom - built 2-bed- Buy Now and Select All . . . Associate. . . living and dining area on Your Colors —Move in In Lovely Royal Oak Hills Boca Raton to large screened pa- room 2-bath home over- WEIR REALTORS . 391-0083 anytime looks Sabal Lake. Jan. 1, Kl Weir Plaza Bldg. 855 S Fed. Hwj tio. Central air/heat. Full price $28,900 GOOD SIZE LOT suit- Scores of extras, car- 2800 N. Fed. Hwy. 3 BEDROOMS - 2 BATH Boca Raton Ph: 395-4000 Built in vanities - w/w DON-ARROW, INC. able for building with carpeting, drapes - peting, draperies, spe- Boca Raton SEASONAL RENTAL young bearing citrus cial lighting at a spe- 395-2227 391-0083 anytime 3/3 RESIDENCE in Bo- many extras incl. in this ON WATERWAY grove, 1/2 mile off Mil- most reasonably priced, cial price, too. BR ca Raton Estate Section, itary Trail - corner of 1537W - For details call CHARM & Rent from now until any- new on the mkt. home, CAMINO GARDENS SPACIOUSNESS Cocoanut Lane and Bar- Furn. $27,900 - unfurn. TOM RAINES. . . As- WATERFRONT time in April $5,000.00 wick Rd. Delray, Call sociate. ROYAL PALM $26,500. WEIR REALTORS 1 276-9501. This superb 2 bedroom Bf there is a PERFECT EVERGLADES Weir Plaza Bldg. 835 S Fed. Hwy 'trCARLEN Boca Raton Ph: 395-4000 home has all the ex- Florida home, this is •k BEST REALTY tras. (Very plush!) it. 3-bedroom sized for Appraisal S Really, Inc. DELUXE " 450 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. GOLF COURSE Call anytime 399-7385 Beautifully decorated the most elaborate furn- Boca Raton 399-4440. LOT IMMEDIATE 2/2 inside, lavishly land- ishings, 21/2 expensive OCCUPANCY BOCA SQUARE scaped outside. A real tile baths. Wall-to-wall INTRACOASTAL The "BEST" means a Why go through all the Excellent neighborhood opportunity to move into carpeting and drapes SEASONAL great deal. This lot headaches of building?; setting, lush lawn and this fine community throughout. Pleasing RENTAL looks southeast over This beautiful brand new landscaping makes this without the problems of stainless steel kitchen § $5,500. four fairways. We be- 3/2 family home is beautiful 2 bedroom, 2 building. BR-1629W. completely equipped, Completely furnished, 4 lieve this to be the fin- available for immediate bath home, the finest FIRST REALTY CORP cedar closets — all On beautifully landscaped lot. Screened est golf course lot in buy in Boca Raton. 12x surrounding a magnifi- bedrooms, 3 bath home occupancy. The family 20 SE 1st Ave. pool, patio. High quality wall-to-wall with Den. Heated Pool Royal Palm Yacht and size kitchen includes 40 South Facing screen- Call Anytime 395-8600 cent enclosed pa- carpeting in excellent condition through- and Patio area, facing Country Club and the large dining area, built- •; ed Patio, gives you out- BOCA SQUARE tio-porch equipped with East, directly on Intra- only one left with this in oven, range, dish- door living all year long. 6 mo. old 3/2 plus fam- built-in bar and bar-B- out, Draperies. coastal, overlooking ideal exposure. MLS BV washer, disposal and is Breakfast room and ily room, on beautifully cue for entertaining and *G.E. AMERICANA RANGE, 2 ovens, 144G Call, Fred Carey, large .utility room, off comfortable lounging. new Spanish River Park. ajoined by a spacious landscaped, sewered lot one self-cleaning. Privacy on all sides. Associate, right now!! family room. Large liv- kitchen. Cable heat, air with sprinkler system., This is truly an ex- *Many special features refinements. Large spacious rooms, BATEMAN & CO. ing room. Screened pa- conditioned, garage, Beautiful large fully en~ ceptional value in a fine air; conditioned, heated, Realtors tio. Ideal traffic plan plus many extras. Phone closed garden patio. En- home located beautifully car garage, by ap- 1299 S. Ocean Blvd. for active family; for appointment tod ay I! closed garage, attic in exclusive Royal Palm $36,900 foihtment only!! Boca Raton 395-9355 Priced at only $25,900 MLS BR-1681. storage. Complete G.E. Subdivision, MLS. $54,- 35 B Co-ops & Condominiums Sale MLS BR 1601. kitchen. Reverse cycle 500. Call Gene Holthaus WELLINGTON ARMS air and heat, w/w car- 395-0862 or 942-9300. 851 S.W. 2nd Streiil FRANK J.McDONOUGH 757 S. .Federal Hwy. CONDO. 2 bedrm 2 bath * 757 S. Federal Hwy. peting and drapes. CARIEN Colonial Building Washer and dryer. Own- Realtor Colonial Building from $18,900 6530 N. Appraisal & Realty. Inc. 395-0647 Boca Raton, Fla. Ocean Blvd., Ocean 450 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Boca Raton, Fla. er leaving town. Call 2482 N. Federal Hwy., Phone 395-4044 Ridge, Fla. 732-2442, Boca Raton 399-4440 Phone 395-4044 391-0970. Lighthouse Point 16B BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, Dec. 22, 1968 Cadet Haag GABRIEL COMMUNICATIONS CORP.

\2-WM Mo ill'""'/ is promoted 3W-8950 Cadet Richard Ashton Haag has been promoted # COMPLETE SALES S. SERVICE 2 WAY RADIO to petty officer second SYSTEMS — 399-8950 class for proficiency in 0BOCA MOBfLPHONE—RADIO TELEPHONES naval science at Ad- FOR ALL TYPES OF BUSINESS 391-2221 miral Farragut Acad- « POCKET PAGING— RECESVE MESSAGES ANYWHERE emy, St. Petersburg. • AGABRIEL ANSWERING SERVICES — Cadet Haag is the son "QUALITY SERVICE"-399-8950 of Mrs. Josephine Haag, 1901 S. Ocean Blvd. 4 NOW IN BOCA RATON to serve you better FLORIDA STATE VISION SERVICE 601 S. Federol Hwy. Christmas decorations on the spikes of a tropical plant look for most local gardeners who take advantage of the add a festive holiday note to Boca Raton garden. , Variations plants which are commonly grown here. 391-2920 on the traditional Christmas evergreens take on a tropical NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY SALES for R.C.A., Open Friday Evenings til 7:30 p.m. Loxahatchee River bulkhead MOTOROLA, and ADMIRAL EYEGLASSES lines scheduled for hearing COVE 7V EMERGENCY SERVICE * LATEST FRAME A public hearing for W. Schaefer, project en- of Palm Beach County. FASHIONS FOR ENTIRE FAMILY * LICENSED a bulkhead map for the gineer in the county en- The bulkhead map will COLOR CENTER TO FILL ALL EYEGLASS PRESCRIPTIONS * SAFETY unincorporated areas of gineer's office, bio- mean affected proper- The BEST in service for all makes! GLASSES * NEWEST SUNGLASS STYLES the Loxahatchee River logical surveys of the ties will be limited to Marty Foy Cove Shopping Center including the Northwest area have been complet- development to the land 399-7585 Deerfield Beach, Fta. 3364 WEST BR0WARD BLVD., FORT LAUDERDALE 587-7075 Fork, the North Fork, ed by the Survey and side of the bulkhead line,, the South Fork and the Management Section of Intracoastal Water- the Florida State Board way in Palm Beach of Conservation. Schae- County, will be held Feb. fer says "this proposed 25, at 2:30 p.m. in the bulkhead map was very Salhaven Auditorium in conservatively prepar- Jupiter. ed and generally follows According to Conrad the high water line and in no case does it en- croach upon biological- GRIFFIN ly active bottomlands." Interested persons FLOORING CO. are informed that aerial 'Griffin Has The Floor" photos of the proposed bulkhead lines are available for public s&sss VINYL viewing daily in the Jup- CORK iter Town Hall, the Te- questa Town Hall and CARPET the County Engineer's Office. FORMICA This project was re- quested by the Town of SANDING Jupiter and the Village FINISHING of Tequesta, and at the conclusion of the hear- ing it is anticipated that FREE ESTIMATES the map will be record- 118 N. Federal Hwy. DeJray CR 8-1210 ed in the Public Records jBWMWBWWBIgWSWfi^^

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