BOCA RATON NEWS Vol. 14, No. 42 Sunday, March 9, 1969 28 Pages New school plans hit SiS local group, CTA School Action board wants
Florida Atlantic University student bares her emotions. more study The war in Vietnam? Campus dissent? Human rights? See story on page 2A of today's News. By JIMRIFENBRUG Expanded use plans for Palm Beach County schools were ser- iously questioned by Boca Ra- No plan to phase out ton' s School Action Association in an executive session Friday. The Classroom Teachers As- sociation reacted much more school - Robinson strongly and said teachers will leave 1,000 strong. No word, official or other- we have a total of 530 students The local Action Associa- wise, has been handed down in the school. ' tion's board raised a series of that Boca Raton Elementary "You could say we are def- 10 questions which it said were School will be phased out in initely overcrowded," he add- unanswered in last week's pre- the near future. ed. sentation by Dan Strout, the Principal Don Robinson said Sparling said the-investigat- county's director of school plant yesterday it is true a team of ing teams are made up of two Crude shelter and outdoor work areas are lot of migrant farm workers. planning. Hardest hit in the as- survey experts visited the elementary school principals, sociation's rebuttal was lack of school but he does not know . two teachers and one layman. Unknown, Ignored coordinated, advance planning what their report says. Commenting on two of three in drafting the proposal. "They were here this year, schools, his team investigated, "We feel," the board stated, just as they were about three Sparling said Osceola Elemen- "that the 61,000 school child- years ago," Robinson said. "It tary School on the outskirts of ren of Palm Beach County de- will probably be some time Belle Glade "should be aban- Who, what are the migrants? serve an educational program before I will receive a copy of doned," founded on more than one week that report." "This was an old wooden (First of a series} rants children to be bilingual. Health Dept, schedules "Clinic of study." However, George Sparling, frame building, where the prin- And, because of their mig- Days" twice a week to meet There are almost 5,000 child- who was on a survey team that cipal and her staff are doing a By MARLENE FREED MAN rant students Boca School the health needs of migrant fam- ren in Boca Raton's public investigated schools in the Lake courageous job under deplora- qualifies for the Florida State ilies. schools who would be affected Okeechobee area, said yester- ble conditions; rotten wooden Living among Boca Raton's Migratory Child Compensatory And South Florida Migrant by the proposal to switch to day Boca Raton Elementary has pilings, improper fire protec- generally well-heeled perman- program which finances field Legal Services provides free staggered scheduling, length- been given a "zero" rating. tion, amongst a long list we ent population is a select group trips throughout the school legal service and counsel to ening of the school year by "A ' similar survey team to compiled," he said. of part time residents known year. migrant workers. 40 days, and providing two, mine assigned '0' pupil sta- At Belle Glade Elementary to few and ignored by many. Florida Atlantic University Yes, "migrant" is no long- one-month vacations. tions to Boca Raton Elementary School, Sparling said the team They are "migrants." has become the site of the er a dirty word and the mig- President Joe Orr of the CTA- School," he said. was "influenced by walls that While the term itself conjures statewide Migrant Education rants are no longer forgot- said a normal school year of 180 Sparling explained that the bulged and buckled, ceilings up scenes of pathetic, destitute Center which provides con- ten people — at least, not around days is all teachers are willing zero rating "is another way shored up by 2x4's, lack of farmers from Steinbeck's sultants, audio-visual material here. to take. He said the School Board of saying the school should be doors for fire exits and another "Grape's of Wrath", the sit- and workshop sessions for The impact of migrant labor abandoned." . * . long list.}' . "• on Boca Rat,T-..and surround*., had better make a survey of. ; ; uation is not quite as desolate teachers of migras.-* ifcMMrffa.' : L.iaci,3r feeling'* -'JOT* the Stout -RoSins9n doubted the survey "As a lay member of a team, here. Boca Raton's other institution ing area i s greater than is plan before approving 't. team results . carry much something new here/' he said, Yet migrant families do pre- of higher learning, Mary mount usually ijhagsnedc Elementary school principals weight. "I was afforded a unique op- sent their own unique brand of College;, is planning its fifth A few' figures to round out also expressed doubts the plan "When they came through portunity to see at close hand problems as they migrate into summer of education and voca- the picture: would work* • ; here three years ago," he said, what our school teachers and Boca Raton every fall to plant tional programs for migrant — P^lm Beach County leads "I have grave doubts the plan "they rated my school at 365 administrators see every day. and harvest produce in farm- children and migrant adults. all other counties in Florida would be practical at the ele- pupil s. Includ ing kind ergarten, "That we can live in so pros- lands west of the city. Once financed by the Office of with at least 10,000 migrant rnantary level," Don Robinson, perous a county, and so pros- Their numbers may not be Economic Opportunity, the an- workers at the peak of the pro- principal of the Boca Raton Ele- perous a state, with these overwhelming, Ibut, their prob- nual program now continues duce season. mentary School told the News. . Last big push school conditions is beyond me. lems and needs, are — hous- through the support of private — More than 5,000 migrant The School Action Associa- That the parents of those chil- ing, employment, education, contributions. children attend schools in the tion also Wanted to know the dren in those schools would health, legal services. The Palm Beach County (Continued on Page 3A) cost to taxpayers of such a for UF drive tolerate these conditions is a Citizens and agencies in program, good indicator of public apathy. Boca Raton have teamed up to "As operation expenses (pri- United Fund workers expect- "That our teachers and ad- assess the problems and meet marily teacher salaries) far ed to put in a hard day Sun- ministrators continue to faith- the needs. Parking code ready outstrip those for capital out- day, the last day of official fully labor for our children un- The South County Neighbor- lay, will the addition of forty . fund-raising in their first cam- der these conditions is a won- hood Center, celebrating its extra days to the school year paign here. der to me," he said. first anniversary this week, make good fiscal sense?" the They had a long way to go Sparling commented that we provides recreation and edu- for public hearing directors queried. Saturday. Chairman Paul Ma- here in Boca Raton have been cation to migrant children and They also expressed doubts lone said a total of more than blessed by Palm Beach County transportation to medical clin- Off-street parking came up bedroom in off-campus stu- the plan would succeed during $26,000 had been turned in, but with wonderful "new facili- ics and job placement to their for its last informal discus- dent housing. the overlap hours around noon the goal is $55,000. ties to meet our spectacular parents. sion Thursday before the city In a related development, The total Saturday included growth." Among its staff of dedicated Rodgers read a letter from when pupil attendance will ex- "Can we sit back idly while Planning and Zoning Board (Continued on Page 3A) most major gifts and those volunteers are two VISTA work- holds a public hearing on a Polce Chief Hugh Brown stat- from business firms and in- more unfortunate areas of our ers, one from Brazil and one proposed revised ordinance ing that Boca Raton Post Of- dustries. Still uncounted were county suffer under conditions from Japan, who left their next week. fice records, as of Feb. 7, most residential door-to-door that are simply horrible" he homelands to aid anti-poverty Th e matter has been under numbered 10,940 families in returns and pledges from then asked. "How smug can we be programs in America. study by James Becker and the city. payroll deduction plan. when a similar survey team to Boca Raton School has un-Howard McCall, members of "It is a prudent estimate" Amusement Page 10A In addition, there were other mine assigned "0" pupil sta- dertaken as "English As A the Board, and Walter Young, chief Brown wrote, "that 60 Ann Landers 2B "loose ends" to be tied in var- tions to Boca Raton Elementary School Language'' program to city planning and zoning dir- per cent have two or more Calendar 2B ious divisions of the fund cam- Schopl?" teach Spanish-speaking mig- ector. It will be their recom- cars." Classifieds 9--10-11B paign, Malone added. He concluded by saying it is mendations that the entire The Board members pro- Editorials 4A "We'd like to remind givers time for "all of us in Boca Ra- Board will decide on next mised to take this into con- Public Notices 9B once more to remember they're ton to recognize a greater loy- Smoky Danciu Thursday after hearing views sideration when reviewing the Real Estate 5-6-7-8B giving to 15 agencies, not a alty to Palm Beach County and from private citizens. proposed ordinance, at next Sports 14-15A single cause," he said. to think in terms of county wide Thursday's public hearing. Women's News 1-2-3B problems concerning our dam p>eni s blaze In previous discussions, ar- schools." gument centered on the pro- Is our new mayor, Emil Dan- posal to increase minimum ciu, looking for ways to trim parking spaces in multiple- the tax bill by instituting a family dwellings from 1.5 per Tax officals volunteer fire department? unit to two per unit. But Thurs- Thursday Danciu and awork- day night, another controversy er riding in his station wagon, erupted — over parking re- arrive Wed. noticed a grass fire in the quirements for shoppinr Pearl City section. ters. County tax officials will be They didn't hesitate a min- Becker told the Board of in Boca Raton Wednesday for a ute. several surveys that indicated "last chance" session to help Jumping out of the vehicle a preference for one parking local residents. with brooms and shovels, the space per 200 square feet in Tax Assessor David L. Reid two men quickly extinguish- shopping centers. Tore Wal- noted that all homestead ex- ed the blaze. lin called it "inadequte" and emption applications, intangi- ble, and personal property tax The mayor then called the a lengthy discussion ensued. returns must be filed with the fire department to wet down Robert Rodgers, chairman of assessor's office before April the area so it wouldn't start the Board, noted that one sur- 1 , 1969. Persons who do not up again. vey pointed to an excess of complete their tax business at Strictly voluntary, he in- parking space in Royal Palm the Wednesday session here dicated. No pay would be ex- Shopping Plaza and said that will have to make the trip to pected for the extra services those parking areas were with- Reid's office in the " County to the city. in walking distance of many Court House in West Palm establishments on Palmetto Beach. Park road. The county representatives No decision was reached on will be in the City Council that or other matters, but dis- chambers Wednesday, March cussions ranged from a pro- 12, from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. March 5 - 8, 1969 posal to leave efficiencies at Earlier, the delegation spent 1.5 parking spaces per unit, four days in Boca Raton, but Hi Lo Rain to require parking spaces for was unable to complete the Wed. 69 40 0 service vehicles in multiple- First buildings are nearing completion in Boca The present construction program includes a rush of new business sparked Thurs. 74 55 .16 family dwellings containing Raton's Spanish River Park. Plans for the next pedestrian tunnel to the beach and picnic fac- by the large number of new Fri. 73 54 0 more than five units and spec- phase of development - to the north of the exist- ilities in the park area west of A-1-A. residents who arrived during Sat.(noon) 67 63 .40 ifying 1.5 or two- spaces per ing parcel - are now on the drawing boards. the past year. 2A BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, March 9, 1969
'Adventures in the Skin Trade9
An unfinished novel by stage of the University Dylan Thomas, Welsh Theatre. Focus will be poet who died in 1953, on the relationships be- has been adapted for tween the narrator and presentation by Florida characters and events. Atlantic University's Two years ago Readers' Readers' Theatre and Theatre presented will be enacted at 8:15 Kingsley Amis' p.m. Friday and Satur- satirical novel "Lucky day, March 14 and 15, Jim" in the same style. in the University Thea- Wayne Crawford, a tre. senior in theatre, will The semi - autobio- play the central role. graphical "Adventures Crawford recently play- in the Skin Trade" is ed a major part in the open to the public with- Norton Gallery produc- out charge,, tion of "The Lady's Not The adaptation is the For Burning" in West work of Joseph Con- Palm Beach. Robert away, assistant pro- Vandenberg will be the fessor of theatre and narrator. Others in the speech, who is directing cast are Ray Deveau, the production. Harry Rotz, Sherri Thomas' book, al- Blodgett and Lois Hall. though only an 11-chap- FAU's Readers; The- ter fragment, won high atre has been operating critical praise. It re- since September, 1964, cords episodes in the when the University life of a young Welsh opened. The first pro- poet who goes to Lon- duction was "Last Let- don to make Ms way in ters From Stalingrad," the world.' adapted and staged by The production will be Conaway. "Adventures fully staged, taking ad- In the Skin Trade" will vantage of theatrical de- be first of such produc- vices now available in tions to be staged in the the recently completed new University Theatre. » Photos by Jack Button.
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I: Gibbons ends Rogers pushes Sunday, March 9, 1969 BOCA RATON NEWS 3A Buy with confidence from Army course Who are migrant workers? two new bills Americas largest jewelers 500 stores coast to coast Specialist Four Wil- (Continued from page 1) spontaneous comment from an tern Palm Beach and all of Congressman Paul liam J. Gibbons, 22, official of the Farm Labor Di- Broward) we had. 16,000 of Rogers introduced le- Diamonds to $5000 son of Mr. and Mrs. the county at some time dur- vision of the Florida State Em- ing the school year. ployment Service. About to them and that wasn't enough. gislation to equalize re- Watches to $1300 William J. Gibbons, of — In Boca Raton, the lar- Now, at theipeak, we have about tirement pay for mem- 60 Day money back guarantee if not Boca Raton completed a assess the migrant labor sit- 9,000." ' , satisfied on any purchase cooking course at the gest concentration of migrants uation in the area — which he bers of the armed forces live in Garden Apts. , a pri- He recalled, "we used to and also to establish a Expert watch repair Army Quartermaster has supervised for more than be short of farm labor all the Shoppers School, Ft. Lee, Va. vately - owned apartment com- 20 years — he prefaced his national cemetery in plex that dates back to World time, but now, although we may South Florida. Haven Open til discussion with the admoni- Pompano The largest swarm of War II and is criticized as tion .- be short for a day or two, it Rogers bill for re- IZ ALE'S |9P.M.Nitelyj desert locusts ever re- "an eyesore" by tenants, social "Let's not call them 'mig- balances out over the season." tired military person- 941-5710 ported was estimated to workers and private citizens. rants.' That's a bad word. Let s Most of the migrant com- nel would correct ex- contain half a billion Two buildings in the 160- call, them 'agricultural work- munity — a mixture of Puerto isting disparity which locusts. unit complex are occupied sole- ers.'" Ricans, Mexicans, Spanish, penalizes those who re- ly by migrant workers, some Handicapped by a bad image, Negroes and whites — ar- tired before June 1, by families, some by single the migrants suffer from other rive in September and stay un- 1953. Presently those men. disadvantages also — limited til May planting and harvesting ' who retired before 1958 These people unfortunately education, low wages, few tomatoes, corn, beans, pepper, do not receive benefits still face the same sort of skills. And, in addition many squash, eggplant and corn. In from a cost of living THE NEW 1969 condemnation borne by the are Spanish-speaking and the Belle Glade area, the big factor which is includ- 'Okies' in Steinbeck's tale. raise their children in a Span- crop is sugar cane,, ed in legislation to be- PHANTOM EAR Leon Kammerman, owner of ish household only to push them Perhaps the migrant work- nefit any service per- into an English-speaking world. er here are better off than sonnel who retired af- the controversial apartment those in sugar cane country. complex, just recently heaped Even their one indisputable ter 1953. blame on the migrants while Rogers' second bill asset — their farming skill — For while their apartments calls for the establish- FUNERAL SERVICE FOR ALL DENOMINATIONS HEARING AID addressing a political forum. is beginning to work against may be dismal, their furnish- 4213 NO. FEDERAL HYtY., He said, "Granted that their ment of a national ce- them. ings meager and their child- metery in either Bro- POMPANO BEACH, FLA. appearance (the buildings) is Mechanization is slowly an- ren uneducated, those mig- One not a credit to Boca Raton, ward or Palm Beach of tiquating hand labor and for- rants affluent enough to have County. Presently there ph: 943-8204 the but it is because of the type eign competition is putting dom- refrigerators load them with is not a national ceme- , World' of transient persons we have estic growers out of business, peppers, beans and tomatoes. Smallest living' thsref.thetypeof tery in South Florida, AMBULANCE SERVICE Hearing so fewer and fewer migrants And that's better than nothing. yet there is a large Ample Parking— Hammond Organ Aids. people we can get as tenants are needed in the fields. veteran population. Cords- in there just won't take care As the veteran employ- RolUmd E. Becker, Funeral Director No'Tubes— NEXT: Migrant children go No Button. of the property." ment official put it, "three to pre-school and find out what Hear But Do Not Understand? And just as telling was the years ago, in our division (eas- chairs are for. This could well be NERVE DEAFNESS. The New 1969 PHANTOM EAR might well 9.7 GROSS solve your problem. School plans criticized Now more than ever before - Make No Mistake - ACRES (Continued from page 1) out of existing school using portable IF YOil PAY WQRE: class- With 460 feet on In- ceed the intended cap- buildings. rooms. YOU'RE PWSN6: TOO MUCH! Fifteen schools are tracoastal waterway. acity of a school by as scheduled to be phased Owner would con- much as two-thirds. out of operation in the Gall us fOP i OR APERY sider sale or forming Down at the grass county under the Stout BOCA corporation. roots level, parents, es- proposal, reachingfrom HEARING Pfaoae pecially those cases elementary through high TERMITE] Custom Draperies and Shades CENTER 395-424? where both mother and schools. There have ph. 395-4957 father work, asked how been conflicting reports Decorating Service Rayed Palm Plaza the plan would effect of whether or not Boca COHTROL Free Consultation BOCA RATON OR YOUR BROKER their day-to-day sche- Raton School was in- GET RID OF I dules. cluded on the list ... • TERMITES j In addition to the ex- • HOUSEHOLD INSECTS I (See story at right.) If • PATIOMAWN 4 GARDEN I tra working days, teach- the school is phased PESTS j COVE CARD AND GIFT SHOP ers said a plan of this out of operation,'these RESULTS Gl'ARA.XTEED I 3062 N. FEDERAL H PHONE type would seriously students presumably BOCA RATON, FLA 399-7033 Largest and most interesting hamper efforts of those [ACRO PESTCONTROLj selection of canisters Would have to go to Ad- who each summer work dison Mizner School Your Independent J in South Florida on master's and doc- Spray Service I which is already ser- 194 NW 20th St. \ torate degrees. Exist- iously overcrowded and 'Everything to make ing university programs L.-_;P/ione 395-5316—J begin at 4 o'clock in the a house a home" afternoon or are for two months in the summer. 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' J- By JIM RIFENBURG "Politicians have no busi- "I've been involved in gov- ness getting involved in pri- ernment - owned courses all S. G. Leoffler Jr., owner- vate enterprise," he says. "If my life and I know how they operator of Southern Manor the people of Boca Raton knew operate," he said. Country Club is against the city all the facts and voted on this Leoffler and his brother lease of Boca Raton build ing. a mu- thing, they would turn it down and operate four of five cours- nicipal golf course. flat/' es in Washington, D.C. They Maybe in '74 At first glance it would ap- Leoffler said he isn't about are owned by the Federal gov- pear he is a businessman try- to fight city hall and contends ernment, ing to save his own pocket- it was brought to a vote and "First of all," he said, "only book.'But, he doesn't argue it passed, he would do everything nine per cent of the people in he could to help. Boca Raton are golfers. I didn't that way. pick this figure, it was done by If you listen to what people are saying in First of all, the federal government is in- the golf course committee. public, you can sometimes gather in real volved, and Uncle Sam can throw his share of ' 'That means you are asking wisdom. monkey wrenches into the work when you must 91 per cent of the residents to Concerning that phantom interstate highway consider his rules and regulations. subsidize something they won't 1-95, a couple of comments have sdunded far- And the state, then the counties and the cit- be making any use of in the fu- fetched, and. yet they just might be nearer truth ies must be involved before the road is built. Seeking another notch! ture. than fiction. The result is just what we've gotten in the "On top of that, the commit- First was the woman who poo-pooed the idea Boca Raton area. A lot of talk about a high- tee has indicated they will have of 1-95. Said there's been talk of it for 10 way, and a lot of surveying crews putting up a membership at reduced rates years here, and she doesn't believe it'll ever stakes. But no road building. and at this point it ceases to be completed. They'll just keep on talking These crews have looked very official, and be a public course," he con-, about it, she said. have convinced a few homeowners that con- tinued. That's not going to prove true. We think struction is imminent and likely to require "On a public course, every- they're going to build 1-95 in our vicinity, tearing down their homes soon.' one pays the same price wheth- but the State Road Department doesn't seem This is one case when there has been far er he be a senator or a man to have a very accurate timetable on when. too much studying and planning and . sur- who moves garbage." Or even wher.2. veying and talking — and no construction. Leoffler said a city-owned The other comment came from a disgruntl- We re not sure why this section of 1-95 course would also cost more ed citizen in a public place when 1-95 was men- in Palm Beach County should be the very to play than one in private en- tioned. last completed. But it looks like it will be. terprise. He cited Pompano His comment: "Huh . One thing you can Considering the fact that the State Road Beach and Lake Worth city count on. They may run that road from Key Department doesn't expect our section of courses which charge $6.00 West to Maine, but the last strip to be fin- 1-95 to be complete until 1972— even if things greens fees as opposed to South- ished will be here at Boca Raton." go well — we predict 1974 will be a like- ern Manor's $4.50. We hope it isn't so. But fretting with the lier year. He also said a public course multiple bureaucracies involved with • such Meanwhile, there's alway's Florida's Turn- would not pay for itself during a road must be one of the most frustrating pike. If you can afford the toll and the time the summer. tasks imaginable. to get out to it and back. ' 'Sure you might have a three- hour wait during a few weeks in the winter to get on one of Views of other newspapers the courses now open," he said. "But nine months of the year you can put down your money and walk out to the first tee any time you choose." Getting back to the private Vexilloglogy is UN word enterprise argument, Loef- fler said the city wouldn't go into the banking, gas station or liquor store business. VEXILLOLOGY is a word that won't appear of all the postage stamp territories the "Why should they own and op- in your dictionary, so don* t bother. It s a number has ncreased to the current total erate golf courses?" he asked. United Nations word. It means, the science of 126. The latest addition is Equatorial Guinea. "If the reigning fathers of of flags. It is taken from the word vexillum This is a former Spanish possession with a Boca Raton see a need for an- which means, a square flag. population of 250,000. There are more than other golf course here, go ahead The invention of the word is credited to 50 cities in the United State with a great and build one, then let out bids the UN's terminology unit. They seem to have number of inhabitants,, But Equatorial Guinea for its operation to private con- units for everything in that big look-like build- probably will do very well in the family of cerns," he said. ing on New York's east side. And it is good nations. It surely will not take long for it Fore or agin it? to know that all the US tax money flowing into to get on the foreign aid list, and even a lit- Your choice. the world organization is not squandered on tle, goes a long way when only a quarter of such things as peacekeeping in the Congo and a million slices have to be cut from the preparation for imposing peace in Rhodesia. melon. There is a reason for the coining of the term. SPEAKING OF THE UN and its flags, it The view from Tallahassee There are 126 banners that must be unfurled each is to be noted .that, the^, 126.,^national flags morning in front of the UN Headquarters. Ac- are not flown at half mast |or the mourning tually, there are 127 counting the UN flag. of an international figure. Instead they, are left We read a wire service report which stated that inside and only the -UN standard is raised. it takes eight guards half-an-hour just to raise Why? Because to quote a UN observer: "If all these flags at the beginning of the day. an Israeli died, would the Arabs want their flags Oil drilling hazards It occurred to us that they must get terribly at half mast?" arm-weary if they salute each one as it as- We would guess not, and that seems a good than it does from any impend- cends the staff. place to end our pregress. report on the United By MALCOLM JOHNSON It would let the State take Nations and today s lesson in vexillology, ing drilling operations right off ownership of a well to pay for Back in 1946 when the UN was born there shore. cleaning up its mess. It never were only 51 flags, but with the addition —Canton (111.) Daily Ledger A reader whose judgment I respect says "sometimes I Now, Congressman Paul Rog- has been tested, because we don t quite follow you on the ers of West Palm Beach sounds haven't produced enough oil to argument that Florida would another alarm in declaring that matter much. It should be re- be under no hazards from off- interlaced pipelines carrying examined, and toughened if On second thought shore drilling" for oil. oil from Gulf Wells to Louisiana it's penalties aren't severe Apparently, I haven't made shore refineries are breaking enough. the point clearly. Of course, loose from the bottom and are there are hazards. There al- in danger of breaking up. But the oil companies have ways are when man' under- That could release a regular demonstrated they can take oil It's incurable takes to disturb and exploit tidal wave of oil onto our wes- without more risk of damage the reservoirs of our natural tern coasts, and play havoc with than we run all the time from resources. our wildlife as well as our tour- hurricanes, beach erosion and such human efforts as bungled By GUS HARWELL ing, the 15th post-fertilizer day, He sang well, but the name It doesn't follow, though, that ist industry. Rogers is right in the green spots looked a little isn't exactly what you'd expect precautions must run to the asking Congress to adopt strict draining, dredging, filling and healthier, but the brownish and for a romantic-type aspiring frantic extreme of prohibiting measures of prevention. burning. MY CASE of the dreaded black all drilling, as one bill pending I've seen oil being pumped mixed brown and green spots young singer. The recent California off- thumb may not be of interest looked as bad as ever. But my wife said it's his for the Legislature would at- from beneath the landscaped to medical science, but it is tempt to provide. shore well burst, coming on grounds of the Oklahoma Cap- Somebody else said the rain real name. Steve Allen or some top of that big tanker's break- an incurable disease. we've had will certainly help. other unimpeachable source The most recent observa- itol, and from beneath an egret ' From the comments I have tion in this space was that our up off the coast of Europe, rookery on Avery Island, La., I wish they'd tell my grass. said so. has made all of us justifiably where it also comes up through received, I know it is a wide- There being two male singers beaches aren't in much danger spread trouble suffered by those But I am rapidly nearing a of petroleum pollution unless jittery about the risks of pe- salt and Tabasco peppers for on the show — Tom Jones and troleum pollution. our tables. who fool with lawns, solution. I intend to stop worry- Englebert Humperdink, I the oil companies start drill- I have received several ing about that grass and ignore though her comment a little ing holes a lot more frequent- I've seen drilling operations pieces of advice, none of which it, all the while thinking green later was interesting. ly and successfully than they The oil industry probably is off Apalachicola in which crews were much help. The best way thoughts. "You know," she said, "I cer- have in the past. more jittery than the rest of weren't even allowed to throw to turn the lawn back to all- The fact is, you know, that us, and it has been spending cigarette butts anywhere but a That solution couldn't do any tainly like Englebert Humper- refuse barge while commercial green again will probably turn worse. dink's singing better than Florida doesn't have any off- millions to seek remedies and ou t to be my original idea of What' s-Hi s-Name' s. shore oil wells to spew grease preventives. There is little rea- and sports fishermen nearby pouring green concrete. into the surf and mess up the son to think that it won't come were tossing all manner of trash WHILE WATCHING the Tom When you forget Jones and into the water. Several experienced lawn- Jones show on TV Friday night remember Humperdink, that beaches. In all history, only up with some fairly satisfac- sufferers sent word that my 14 wells have been drilled in tory answers. It can be done. It must be (Idon'tthink I'll waste my time means something. Maybe that that 10 million acres of State- grass would turn green again on it again), we were interest- Englebert is smart to keep But we mustn't let them slack strictly policed. There are in two weeks. I say pish and owned bottom, and not a smidg- off, either in their research or risks. They must be minimized. ed when singer Englebert Hum- his name, even if it isn't as eon of petroleum has been tush, because Saturday morn- perdink was introduced. melodious as some. in their precautions against wild But in this day of emphasis squeezed out. wells and broken pipes. on tapping the ocean resourc- Some of us would love to Florida has a law, called a es, a state with Florida's coast see more drilling, with frank model when it was adopted in line can't afford to prohibit ex- Exploring words hopes that we could find enough 1945, for conservation of its ploration for one of the great- oil to help with the State's fi- oil resources and safety against est potentials among those re- nancial and economic prob- pollution. sources. lems. The State treasury would get one-eighth of all oil pro- duced out there, plus five per How's your rhythm? cent of the value of all the rest, plus increased revenue from the general economic up- By JOHN BARCLAY clocks go berserk and diges- tacle of 16 sunrises and sun- lift. tive processes become con- sets each day! Sunda CIRCADIAN — If anyone fused and upset. For those more earth-mind- Half of Louisiana's State rev- y 4A March 9,1969 should ask you: "How's your If you think you're immune ed mortals who prefer to keep enue comes from oil, gas and Published every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at 34 S E Circadian Rhythm?" don't jump to this syndrome, just try fly- one foot on the ground, the hu- sulphur wells — mostly off- to the conclusion that the pri- ing over four or five time zones man brain is still the most con- shore. They now provide di- 2nd at Boca Raton, Fla.,'33432, by the Boca Raton Pub- vacy of your intimate marital or spending long periods of time sistent computor or "alarm rectly three - fourths of the lishing Co., Inc. Phone 395-8300. relations are being rudely in- in perpetual daylight or dark- clock" when not tampered with State's contribution to local vaded. ness. Aware of this brain and by such synthetic devices as schools and 40 per cent of the Circadian Rhythm is a rela- body - boggling factor, many daylight saving time. cost of higher education. W.H. HARWELL, Jr., Publisher tively new human problem and large corporations advise their It is possible to awake with- executives to delay 24 hours That money is being pumped the latest Random House Dic- in seconds of the prescribed 24 hours a day from the same JOHN T. OPEL H. CLAY RILEY tionary of the English Language after arrival overseas before hour providing you spurn sleep- Editor Adv. Mgr. making any important de- Gulf of Mexico that touches offers this definition for a new- ing pills and go lightly on the more than half the coast of comer in the dictionary; "Not- cisions. cocktails and lobster thermador ing or pertaining to rhythmic Florida. It's worth going after, Entered as second class mail at the postoffice at Boca The astronauts, who are real- the night before. carefully, but relentlessly. Raton, Florida under the act of March 8, 1879. biological cycles recurring at ly out of this world and super- Perhaps we can learn a lesson this approximately 24 hour in- As a matter of fact, Florida trained for orbital time zones, from our pets who luckily live right now stands in much great- Member of the Florida Press Association and National tervals." have found one of their most in a more sensible environ- er peril of sand and surf pol- Newspaper Association. Subscription rates: By carrier in Everyone who travels in this difficult tasks is to sleep and ment without clocks and yet, in- lution from leaky barges and jet age is subject to a Circa- get a good "night's" rest when fallibly know to the minute when tankers hauling that Louisiana the city 70^ per month; by mail in the U.S., one year $10.00, dian Rhythm syndrome where faced with the awesome spec- to welcome us home each night. oil to and around our coast 6 months $6.00, 3 months 14.00. Audubon Sunday, March 9, 1969 BOCA RATON NEWS 5A program F. H. LUCAS, M.D. *•* A program on bird identification will high- Announces light the March 12 meet- the opening of his office ing . of the Royal Palm Audubon Society. Teacher The local Audubon GENERAL PRACTICE OF MEDICINE chapter will meet at J.C. Winfieid Medical Arts Building Mitchell Community School at 7:30 p.m. 2351 N. Federal Highway Slides of south Florida Boca Raton, Fla. birds by Minor Chan- Telephone 395-3026 and ey, Kelly Lee and Ron Willocks will be shown. Also on the agenda will be a discussion of To Place a Classified Ad Call 395-8300 student plans for a field trip. WHITE ROOFS PAINTED WITH BRUNING PtASTIC ROOF COATING Daniel Caylor exhibits a sizeable Indigo shake, one of many species to be discussed in "Reptiles THE BEST - GUARANTEED AGAINST and Amphibians of South Florida," an evening MILDEW, NO CHIPPING, PEELING course starting at 8 p.m., Thursday, at Pine Jog OR FLAKING Conservation Education Center in West Palm Beach. Caylor, a Biology instructor at Palm Beach Junior College, will conduct the five-lecture course INTERIOR-EXTERIOR PAINTING covering frogs and toads, lizards, snakes, turtles, alligators and crocodiles. Pine Jog operates in PRESSURE CLEANING cooperation with the department of continuing edu- 7300 NO, FEDERAL HY. BOCA RATON cation at Florida Atlantic University. 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Large enrollment MBA classes re-scheduled An unusually large Management 500, cause of the large en- room 114, Palm Beach enrollment in its initial originally scheduled for rollment, two classes Gardens High School, master of business ad- Tuesday and Thursday will be offered. One will Monday and Wednesday ministration courses evenings in the Bazaar be taught by Professor evenings at 7. has caused Florida At- Center, Riviera Beach, Joel E. Ross, and the lantic University to re- will be offered Monday other by Dr. Froemke. Information on the schedule the time and and Wednesday, 7 to 10 The courses will be in program is avail- place they will be of- p.m., in Palm Beach rooms 108 and 109. able from Dr. Theodore fered, according to Dean Gardens High School, Accounting 360 has S. Kliston on the FAU Robert L. Froemke. beginning March 24. Be- been rescheduled for campus. 395-7505 Newsman will speak on Eastern Europe John Hlavacek, news- Four Arts in Palm eee House man from Omaha, Neb., Beach. will give an illustrated He is the winner of a CHILDRENS APPAREL lecture on "Eastern Eu- Carnegie Fellowship 409 Golf View Drive Boca Raton rope: The Young Break from the Council on Royal Palm Plaza Florida 33432 Through" Tuesday at 4 Foreign Relations and a Under the Tower - Facing the Golf Course p.m. at the Society of the Silver Anniversary All- America Award for ca- reer achievement from Sports Illustrated mag- azine. A former football let- terman, Hlavacek was graduated from Carle- ton College. He is host of "The Hlavacek Re- port," a nightly news program in Omaha. He also .does a weekly half - hour interview program with national figures and prominent visitors. He and his wife, the FRESH STRAWBERRY former Pegge Parker, also a foreign corre- SUNDAE spondent, travel exten- sively and in 1967 they made a tour of six coun- EA. tries in Eastern Europe. 39 The following year they 2 SCOOPS - ICE CREAM went to Asia, via Mos- (ANY CHOICE OF FLAVORS) cow, and visited Af- FRESH STRAWBERRIES ghanistan, India and Vi- CHOPPED NUTS etnam. WHIPPED CREAM Hlavacek was the Mi- ami based corre- MARACHINO CHERRY spondent for the New York Times. He also had been on the NBC 5TH AVENUE PLAZA news staff in Miami and BOCA RATON, FLA Havana where he was hand packedVS FLAVORS 391-3188 resident correspondent r ' H IceCreamShop until the missile crisis in October, 1962.
THE GRADUATE SCHOOL of the i UNIVERSITY OF PALM BEACH CORNER OF FERN & GEORGIA, WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA SPRING SESSION MASTERS AND DOCTORATE PROGRAMS IN BUSI1NESS ADMINISTRATION AND EDUCATION REGISTRATION THROUGH APRIL 7, 1969 Late afternoon, evening and Saturday morning classes. Selective faculty. Programs patterned to suit individual needs. Enrollment limited. Small classes, workshops and seminars.
For information write or call Dr. Daniel F. Forte, Dean of Graduate Studies UNIVERSITY OF PALM BEACH 660 FERN ST. WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA TELEPHONE 833-5575 6A BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, March 9, 1969 •/Living aboard' not r a life of adventure By RAY SOREL Osmer. We've been up Shark River where the We've lived on a boat only people around are for a total of 10 years a few hardy fishermen. or so. The other eve- We've been up the St. ning I asked my wife if Lucie River into Lake she regretted any of it. Okeechobee and out the She thought a minute Caloosahatchie River. and then said We fought squalls on the there were lake that broke a three- times when eighths inch eyebolt, and she was un- we nearly got swept into comforta ble a closed railroad bridge and times she when a lock tender open- was scared ed the gates of the lock ... but there to spill water from the was never a lake. time when it We've sailed our boat was dull. out in the Atlantic from It's not a continual life Miami to Charleston and of adventure, but I re- got driven by bad weath- member that in a single er into a strange inlet year we lived aboard where we took a green our first boat, a 65- sea over the cabin top. foot schooner, quite a On this same trip we few things happened of were nearly run down interest. For example, by a steamer in the the first time we took dark when I mistook its an extensive cruise (we lights for lights on went to Block Island, shore. about 15 miles off the We've sailed our ca- coast of New England) tamaran in Chesapeake we ran into a fog and Bay in a half gale when our first glimpse of the we surfed along on the island was from a dis- front of a wave at speeds tance of a hundred that I estimated at 17 yards. We had guided or 18 knots, and later ourselves in entirely on in the same weath- ' from bell buoys and fog er, we covered 53 miles dignals. We could have in six hours in the "pro- missed the island en- tection" of the water- tirely and found our- way. selves in a mess. There were also the We went through a trips to the Bahamas hurricane while tied up trying to work our way at Norwich, Conn., while over the edge of the bank I was going to the Uni- with a cranky outboard versity of Connecticut. for power. That was the We weren't aboard at trip when our running the time and when we rigging, including the got back, the boat was a rudder fittings, began shambles. The tide had to wear from the con- risen and the boat had stant sailing and we had begun to float over the to return to the states pilings and was in dan- before everything fell ger of being stove in by apart. them. But friends push- But it was also the ed the boat off with a trip that we enjoyed ladder. We had no se- watching the underwater rious damage. world in the unbelieva- Later on that winter, bly clear water through when the ice was begin- an underwater window ning to melt, we were we have built into the almost torn from our bottom of the boat. moorings by an ice jam that broke and came There have been other grinding down during the cruises into the Keys night. We were fortu- and Biscayne Bay, and nately frozen in byice along the Indian River about six inches thick near the Cape. Rarely and this ice kept the were they completely jam away from us. uneventful. We've been through several hurricanes in But I'm getting a lit- Florida. One in Eau Gal- tle old for such strenu- lie, when a boat dragged ous activity, now. I've its anchor and looked as got to find an easier r though it was going to way to go without let- Start Living 1 drift into the dock where ting it get dull. Got any we were tied, but it ran ideas? aground before it reach- ed us and we were sav- Engines in 1968-mod- ed. el cars are engineered We went through an- to emit 75 per cent few- other one in Lake Worth er hydrocarbons and (we hid in a canal), but about 60 per cent less that was only a strong carbon monoxide. breeze compared to the others. Another one in Sarasota was a toughie for the and we came out with minor damage. After CORREGMIME awhile, you get to know 24 hours a day what you can take and it's not so frightening. Gall 395-2010 We've had some • •'courtesy-of"' interesting cruises. We've been down to the Ten Thousand Islands in BOCA RATON a wilderness and visited NATIONAL BANK with the hermit of the Everglades, the late Roy S. Fed. at Camino Real
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REG. - LIME - MENTHOL (LIST 79c) LIMIT 2 79 DOUBLULTRE EDGEA (LIST BRITE 79c) LIMIT TWO S 2 89 SCT Would you believe University boulevard? tended to do proper honor to the road to Flor- COLGATE '66' PERS0NNA 2 56 It's a bit difficult, but that's the name of- ida University, the monument is at the Turn- JOHNSON'S - 4 OZ. - LIMIT TWO •*§£%. MEDIUM SIZE (LIS(UST 65c) LIMIT TWO ficially given by the State Legislature to the pike interchange, ANGEL SKIN road every one calls Glades. Originally in- BABY OIL 2 C LOTION 2-65' 10 COUNT (LIST $1.59) LIMIT TWO ^ «79_ „_ POND54 COUNT (LISST 39c) LIMIT TWO Mime Theater program 1 1 CONTAC 3Su 2 - P COTTON 2 39 next at Maryinount (LIST 59c) LIMIT TWO 24 CC (LIST 69c) LIMIT TWO Claude Kipnis' Is- He founded the School of 59° SWEETA LIQUID 2 69° reali Mime Theatre will the Mime in Tel Aviv in be presented at Mary- 1961 and toured Europe J. tl. 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Hy-Grade a program entitled, center for advanced ASST'D STYLES 60 ' 'Music for Reflection — study, where he staged LIGHT BULBS '" 2 25 LIST $1.00 Creativity in Art and the opera "Introduc- Corn Beef Briskets 2 1 Music," Monday at 8 tions and Good-byes" by U.S.D.A. Ga. & Fla. Head EVEREADY 5251 (LIST 99c) LIMIT TWO ASSORTED STYLES (LIST $1.00) p.m. in the Boca Ra- Menotti and Lukas and Grade A (Whole only) ton Community Center. scenes from Gunther CABBAGE FLASHLIGHT FRIEND~ The program wil 1 be Schuller's "The Visi- FRYERS Ib. 29' 5c 2 99 SHIP 2 open to the public. tation." Sunshine Sweet EVEREADY 950 -(LIST 25c) LIMIT TWO 8 AU Mrs. Kay Graham of ( tflf A PURPOSE HOUSEHOLD (LIST 49c) LIMIT IA m -». 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She's hoping her hus- they really are? • ._•! nags, buddy) who doesn't have some alibi, usually band will be a more frequent visitor this year. He I should have had a haircut at the Ramada Inn ST.-'PATRICK'S DAY fantastic, whenever his horse fails to romp home recently resigned as chairman of Ohio's Demo- in Cocoa Beach when I went up to Cake Kennedy. ahead of the rest of the field? cratic party and with two other men he's pur- They have a lady barber there. Recently gals in- DANCE I heard a new one the other day. And it falls chased an airplane. Thus, if business permits, he's vaded the horse racing fields as jockeys. No chan- right into the fantastic classification. apt to come winging into the area in his own craft. nel four TV has a woman sports announcer. She's SATURDAY, MARCH 15 This fellow, on' his way to beautiful Pompano Arthur Kaubisch came home last week after 11 a good looker and does a good enough job. But Park, stopped enrdute for a sandwich and a cup days at the Miami Heart Institute following that how is she going to get the inside scoops found *LIVE MUSIC *HOT BUFFET freak accident in Fort Lauderdale which fractur- only in the locker rooms? . of coffee. His tab came to 83 cents. So the horse *DRAFT BEER player, on a hunch, bet 8 and 3 in the evening's ed the big toe of his right foot. Although he can daily double. not put any weight on the foot, he's getting about One More For The Road ... A fellow at Rat- After 9 and 3 came up with a rich reward the a bit with the use of a cane. Here's wishing you tazzi's restaurant in New York sent his wife to [DONATION $3.50 PER COUPLE poor fellow moaned: "Oh, no! I should go out and a speedy recovery, Art. Florida for a vacation. Told her the next time he kick myself. Of course, it had to be 9 and 3. I saw her he hoped she'd have a fine tan skin. So ELKS forgot I tipped the waitress 10 cents." Beautiful Show . . . "Holiday On Ice" proved a she went back with a new mink. THE liiCS CLUE and treat for the eyes in the Palm Beach Auditorium Guests Isn't It The Truth Dept.: "Regardless of all those last week. Filled with optic arresting pageantry, Swarms of locusts 140 N.W. 11 Street Cordially TV commercials you see," notes Mrs. Ed Loeb, silvery blade artistry, hearty comedy and gener- have been recorded that I DINING OUT? .invited \ wife of the Cue Magazine publisher, "there's only ous novelty, it was a wondrous show for young and consisted of up to 40 BOCA RATON billion insects, carpet- 2 j Chinese & American Cuisine •'• one real wash day miracle. That's a maid." old. Its star, Ronnie Robertson, is the best male I FAMOUS MAINE skater these old eyes ever have beheld and the ing the ground for 400 I LOBSTER CANTONESE I Trip . . . Boca Raton's Howard Trumbull and his wizardry of his rapid fire spins has to be seen to square miles and eating wife will be in New York City tomorrow and Tues- be appreciated. Paul Andre, an hilarious clown on more than 80,000 tons ^§0 each day. : day for their first visit to the Big Town in quite a the ice, also was outstanding in the troupe of near- •• RESTAUSSNT AND LOtlNGE ft i NORTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY few years. They're taking in a pair of the hit ly 100. If you missed "Holiday" in Palm Beach : POMPANO BEACH i musical stage attractions. Then they'll go on to you'll have another chance to view it in Miami, At present Spain has TEL. 3W-S91S or 3W.MM& -: •! Features At in use 182,000 wheeled Pome and .See Yourself; ft 1:30- 4:15 -7:00 their old home of Toledo for a business confer- opening April 1 and running through April 8. Onder Black Light »'; ij 9:45 ence with their son, Jack. They'll be back next Alice Quessy, one of the "Holiday" stars, ask- and 9,300 caterpillar- CANTONESE FOOD ? j • week, ed Morris Chalfen, the producer, why he'd fired type farm tractors and TO TAKE OUT Ann Anderson, who lives in the Penthouse in a new porter. "He's too careless about his ap- 19,000 mechanical har- These Mazis aren't lor reall vesters. Deerfield Beach, had not played golf in three years. pearance," Chalfen replied. ""FoF r a porter? WhaWh t They are Allied agents who must But a friend got her on the Sun and Surf Beach Club difference could that make? asked the skater. SPECIAL PARTIES course the other day and she scored a hole in Chalfen explained; "He was always late making PH<399-Q00Q win World War !1 one on the 120 yard sixth hole. it." RIZZO'S - FOR PRICES' this weekend . or die trying! Delayed . „. Last week I stated the Jack Halls of Thinking Out Loud ... My schedule last week . Italian-American Dedicated to,;£; ft left me pooped: Monday to Palm Beach to view Dining New York and Boston had arrived in Boca to be- ,;;rFINE;;^INlNG| come residents in the Harbour Terrace apart- "Holiday On Ice'" Tuesday to Fort Lauderdale for OPEN : ment they've just purchased. But that was before "Spofford;" Thursday back to Lauderdale for Famous for Prime Roast Beef^ I had heard of the terrific New England snowstorm. "Hello Dolly"; Friday evening an enjoyable cock- SUNDAYS ''Bnneless/.-Duck-i'-'-SvdmpUf'pnd It delayed them nearly a week, what with very few tail party here in Boca in the home of Jess and Special Gourmet Dinners. planes in the air and reservations hard to come Katherine Willard; and last night to Lauderdale 4-11 PM MGM presents a Jerry Gershwin-Elliott Kastner picture starring by. But they made it the other day and are they again for dinner at the Sheriton with friends. And 5990 N. FED., HWY. Richard Burton Clint Eastwcwd-MaryUre happy to escape the cold and snow? that fellow who wrote in some months ago said BOCA RATON, 395-8080 They say the old apothegm around Glouster used I was living in the past and should go back up to be "Down To The Sea in Ships." Recently they've north. No chance of that. I'm having too much they've changed it to: "Down To The Sea On Skis." fun. "I don't see how Melvyn Douglas could have She's Returned . . . Martha (Mrs. Morton) been better," said a woman behind me as we Neipt, of Toledo, is back in her winter apart- were waiting for our cars at the Parker Playhouse { DINEtDANGE U.S. 1 ! ment in Boca's Royal Colonial on Spanish Trail the other night. Well, madam, he was a trifle bet- ..ftft'ft: ^ to the :.-ft; >ft;- *BOYNTON* r*' ft romantic music of:; • ter, a little smoother, probably from playing the SUNSHINE SQUARE 10A BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, March 9, 1969 role so long. 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These are people who are easy to sell because they already have a product interest. People look for-and want-advertising in The Boca Raton News. :m Call BOCA RATON NEWS 395-8300 399-6719 Sunday, March 9,1969 BOCA RATON NEWS 13A Industry meet planned here WEBER KETTLE The Greater Boca Ra- ton Chamber of Com- £merce has . scheduled BAR-B-QUE GRILLS a meeting of repre- sentatives of the city's industries to begin a program to help de- fPREGISTER ANDE WIN A FAMOUS WEBER KETTLE. WEBER KETTLES velope a climate in which industry will USE TWO GRILLS, THE UPPER FOR FOOD, THE LOWER FOR flourish. CHARCOAL. AIR CIRCULATES ALL THROUGH THE CHARCOAL TO Gathering with the re- DISTRIBUTE HEAT EVENLY. ONE KETTLE WILL BE GIVEN AWAY presentatives at 5:30 AT EACH WINN DIXIE - KWIK CHEK SATURDAY, MARCH 15. NO p.m. March 18 at PURCHASE REQUIRED TO REGISTER. ADULTS ONLY PLEASE. Schrafft's will be cham- ber officers and repre- sentatives of the Palm Beach County Develop- QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVES ^ment Board. PRICES GOOD THRU WED. MAR. 12 ® A panel discussion is f ASTOR to be part of the din- ner meeting, with GIANT SIZE Kenneth R. Miller, chamber secretary, as moderator, and Ed Barnhardt, E. C. Reg- ister and Eugene A. Ro- 1LB.CAN binson as panel mem- 49 OZ. bers. DETERGENT LIMIT ONE WITH $3. ORDER OR MORE EXCLUDING CIGARETTES Paul Thomson, ex- ecutive director of the LIMIT ORE WITH $3. ORDER OR MORE £XCI.UPIHfi ClGflRETTES | development board, will address the group. HORMEL SUM Native plants are next topic "."VJ Dr. John Popenoe, di- rector of Fairchild Tropical Gardens, Mi- 12 01. ami, will discuss CAN "Plants of the Ever- glades," as the fourth of TWO five lectures on the Ev- erglades Wednesday at 24 OZ. DIXIE DARLING SANDWICH SLICED Pine Jog Conservation WHITE BREAD RGULAR29e .25 I Education Center in 6 CT. DIXIE DARLING West Palm Beach. (R GLA R 25£ Dr. Popenoe holds a BERRY CUPS 2/.39 doctoral degree in hor- 4 CT. DIXIE DARLING ticulture from the Uni- HONEY BUNS (REGULAR39 } .29 versity of Maryland. Prior to his association ULTRA BRITE with Fairchild Gardens, he was assistant horti- culturist with the Uni- TOOTH PASTE versity of Florida, Sub- tropical Experiment I Station, at Homestead. FAMILY I LrCnJk. SIZE I nV/G PACK R. C. Siegel UJVD Roy Curtiss Siegel, WESTERN CORN FED "BRAND" 68, 2500 S. Ocean Blvd., died Wednesday. FEDERM.LY INSPECTED Mr. Siegel came to GOLDJSEDAL Boca Raton two years \ri CENTER JU| ago from Buffalo, N.Y. where he had been pres- Pident of International FLOUR Chimney Corp. PORK CHOPS He was a member of LB. LB. CHUCK Boca Raton Hotel and COUNTRY STYLE BACK BONES OR FIRST CUT Club, Buffalo Saints and PXG. PORK CHOPS e.49 Sinners, Bishop Board STEAK of Governors of Buffalo, LIMIT ONE WITH $3. ORDER OR MORE EXCLUDING CIGARETTES Elks Lodge 860, Tona- wanda, N.Y. 20 OZ. GLASS MOTTS PINEAPPLE. APRICOT OR STRAWBERRY LB. Survivors include his CHUNKY TREATS 3 $100 QUARTER PORK LOIN SLICED INTO wife, Margaret, Boca Raton; daughter, Mrs. PORK CHOPS ILB59 David Pitkin, Williams- I BACON aVille, N.Y.; son, Roy C. Jr., Pittsburg, Pa., and 8 0Z. SWIFTS PREMIUM BROWN & SERVE three grandchildren. Services and burial SAUSAGE.59 will be held in Williams- COPELAND HOT OR MILD ville, N.Y. with Kraeer SAUSAGEB.59 Funeral Home in charge 10 0Z. LUM'S WORLD FAMOUS of local arrangements. HOT DOGS .49 Anthony Froise QUICK FROZEN W-D BRAND BEEF STEAKETTES 2V2LBPKG$1.89 Services were held Saturday in St. Joan of FARMER BOY SMOKED Arc Church for Anthony DAINTIES B .79 Froise, 71, 810 W. Ca- mino Real, who died Thursday. U.S. CHOICE BONELESS SHOULDER * Mr. Froise came to STEAKS LB.99 Boca Raton three years YOU ago from Sun City. EXTRA LEAN He is survived by his SHORT RIBS LB.59 SAVE sister, Mrs. Joseph ALL MEAT STEW OR GROUND 1 Mangano, Boca Raton. GHUGK 2 /4LBPKG$1.99 Burial was in St. Pe- {tone tersburg. oft Joseph Riley LYKESSUGAR CREEK SKINLESS Joseph Riley, 78, 98 WIENERS.. 49 N.W. Sixth Ave., died Mr. Riley came to Bo- LYKES SUGAR CREEK ALL MEAT ca Raton 15 years ago from Arlington, N.J. ( where he had been as- BOLOGNA.. 39 sociated with Prudential Insurance Co. for 45 years. He was a mem- HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA CHICORY. ROMAINE, ESCAROLE PTS. FROZEN RICH'S ber and former financial r~ OR LEAF LETTUCE COFFEE RICH 2/.49 DOWNYFLAKE secretary of Bibletown GREEN SALADS .10 20 0Z. FROZEN W-D BEEF STEAKETTES OR BEEF Community Church, HARVEST FRESH WASHINGTON STATE RED DELICIOUS Survivors include his FLORIDA BURGERS .79 WAFFLES wife, Elizabeth, Boca APPLES H/S1.00 10 0Z. FROZEN ASTOR CHOPPED BROCOLLI OR aton; son, Dr. Ross J. GOLDEN CORN HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA JUICY PEAS & CARROTS 3 49 ZafflerA 'Riley, D.D.S., Crosby, GRAPEFRUIT 8,-. .,=§8 16 0Z. TASTE O'SEA FROZEN 12 OZ. N.D.; grandson, Ross J., HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA TENDER YELLOW PKS. Reston, Va., and sister, FISH STICKS .59 EARS SQUASH B2/.29 FROZEN CRINKLE CUT Mrs. Robert Kirkman, HARVEST FRESH MAC INTOSH CRISP CHIFFON SOFT STICK Delray Beach. POTATOES 5LBBAG.79 Services will be held APPLES 3LBBAG.49 MARGARINE ...... i-B..« at 3 p.m. Monday in Kraeer Funeral Home followed by burial in Bo- OPEN EVERY SUNDAY 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ca Raton Cemetery. Friends may call 2 to 4 CAMINO REAL AH! and 6 to 9 p.m. Sunday S.W. 3rd AVENUE the funeral home. In CAMINO REAL SHOPPING CENTER eu of flowers contribu- tions may be made to Bi- bletown Community Church for mission work. 14A BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, March 9, 1969 Cat track team runs over all competition Charlie Bennett's Individual events and pesa. Time 21.5. track team ran all over scoring: 880-yard run — 1, the competition in the Shot—1, Vostinak(L); Joe Ramsey (BR); 2, Ho- Boca Raton Invitational 2, Scalzi (BR) ; 3 Hutch- ward (BR), 3, Hall (P) Track meet here Wed- inson (L). Distance 48.4 Time 2:04.7 nesday night scoring a Discus—1, Young Sprint medley relay total of 139-1/2 points. (BR) 2 Vostinak (L); 3, — 1, Boca Raton (Wil- The nearest compet- Scalzi (BR). Distance kins, Reinert, King, Sp- itor was Pahokee who 143-9-1/2 arling); 2, Pahokee; 3 could garner only 80 High jump—1, Orpesa Leonard.. Time 2:05.8. points. (BR); 2, Foreman (MC) 220- yard dash — Little Joe Ramsey 3, Sparling (BR) Height 1, Sterling (P), 2, Gon- captured two first 5-10. zales (BG); 3, Scott (J) places for the Bobcat Long jump--1, Hop- Time 23.3. squad, taking the mile kins (BR); 2, Herring Two -mile run —1, run and the 880-yard (L); 3 Foreman (MC). Ogle (J), 2 , Wallace Terry Albury, way out in front, clears a high hurdle as he took an easy first place. run. Distance 19-11-1/2. (BR); 3, B. Ramsey (BR) But it was Tony Or- 120-yard high hurd- Time 10.-32. pesa who took honors les~l, Albury (BR), 2, Pole vault — 1, Sterl- for individual point, rol- Dombroski (J); 3, Or- ing (BR); 2, J. McKin- Carver homer wins game ling up 21. Orpesa was pesa (BR). Time 15.7. ley (BR), 3, Summers first in the high jump, 100-yard dash — 1, (BR) Height 12-6. third in high and low Sterling (P); 2, Stahl (L) Team scores: Boca hurdles and fourth in 3, Whipple (L), Time Raton 139-1/2, Pa- the long jump. 10.15. hokee 80, Leonard 76, Cats lose, 4-3 in 7th inning Points were counted Mile run— 1, Joe Jupiter 48, Belle Glade through seven places' Ramsey (BR), 2, Ogle, 25, Martin County 10- Pitcher Tom Kingma Shortstop Graham of ver walked the first McClain, cf 3 0 0 Wilson, p-lb 3 0 1 of Boca Raton had a in the action. Boca Ra- (J); 3, McRay (P)o Time 1/2 Carver cut the middle three men to face him, Ross, If 3 0 0 Dobson, lb-p 3 1 1 ton won nine events, 4:38. victory all stashed away of the plate. The next struck out one then Lambert If 1 0 0 Stroud,lf 3 0 1 came in second in five, 880-yard relay ~ 1, in his hip pocket. one floated about shoul- walked in a run. Connors, rf 2 0 1 Robinson, rf 3 0 1 third in six, had two Pahokee; 2, Boca Ra- It was the bottom of der high dead center. But Wilson settled Finger,rf 1 0 0 Brooks, rf 2 0 0 fourths, two fifths and ton; 3, Belle Glade. the seventh inning. Boca And Graham blasted down and the Bobcats Kingma, c 3 0 0 Kossey, rf 1 0 0 three sixths. Time 1:35.3. Raton was leading it over the left field had to earn their next Drews 3b 3 1 1 Straghn, 2b 3 1 0 Next Wednesday the 440-yard dash — 1, Carver High School, 3-2 fence for a home run two runs. Keith rapped Wentworth ss 3 0 0 : Flowers, 3b 3 0 1 Bobcats enter the Sea- Scott (J); 2, B. Ram- Two men were out and and a 4-3 victory for a single in the third Totals 25 3 3 hawk Invitational sey (BR); 3, McNeal. one' on base by way of Carver. inning and stole second an error. Kingma base. It was perhaps his CARVER Totals 28 4 6 tournament at Delray Time 52.6. The loss made it AB R H Beach. They will be fa- 180-yard low hurd- hadn't given up a base three for Boca Raton only steal this year. vored to bring home a les--!, Robinson (BR), on balls during the en- thus far this season. Connors slammed out Grant, c 4 0 0 Bobcats.. 101 100 0 — 3 victory. 2, Herring (L); 3, Or- tire game and had scat- They have won two. a single and Keith gal- Graham, ss 3 2 1 Carver. ..100 100 2—4 tered five hits, all sing- It looked like an easy loped home. les. day for the Bobcats as Bob Drews drove a The first pitch to pitcher Wilson of Car- home run out of the Bowling scores ball park in the fourth Bobcat golfers win • inning for Boca Raton's & third and final run. BOCA VERDEAN MIXERS Apple Trees 36 40 | Jim Rifenburg '" """" ~' * Hollyhocks 36 40 A hit batsman and a Bobcaont e golfermatchs won ,Ji mti Colee secon. Harmatz wads Won Lost Sycamores 35 41 single saw Graham one match this week and medalist with a 41. Orchids 40 24 Elm Trees 36 44 scoring for Carver in Azaleas 36.5 27.5 Tamarinds 36 44 tied a second. Randy Shultis and Bouganvillas 36 28 Pepprridges 32 48 the first inning. Dobson On Thursday, they Alamandas 36 28 High team game Apple Trees New sea reached first for Car- beat Seacrest 4-1. Fri- Lyons won their match- Camellias 35 29 816; high team triple Peach ver in the fourth and day's tie-game was es against Cardinal Gib- Jasmines 33.5 30.5 Trees- 2313; men's ind. high bon s at Southern Manor Orange Blossoms 32 32 Warren Porter and Bill Wil- later scored on an er- against Cardinal Gib- Gardenias 31.5 32.5 kens 188, ind. triple Hank White monsters? Friday. Medalist was 521; women's ind. high Char- ror. bons. Oleanders 30.5 33.5 Winning matches at Shultis with a 38. •. Izoras 29 35 lotte Schank and Virginia Som- BOBCATS erville 173, ind. triple Char- AB R H Delray Beach Country Three Cardinal Gib- Hibiscus 23 41 lotte Schank 483. Crotons 21 43 Trinkner, 11) 3 1 •0 Club were Andy Har- bons team members High team game. Gardenias, IBM Ladies Assoc. League A 35-ton "creature" has washed ashore down Keith, 2b 1 1 0 matz, John Lyons and shot in the 30' s. 821; High team triple, Orange Team Won Lost in Mexico and marine biologists are making an Blossoms, 2301; Ind. High (men) Jacks 66 34 attempt to identify the thing. John Semely, 196, Ind. High Sailfish 59 41 (women) Edna Ingram, 143; Ind. Tarpons 53.5 46.5 In all likelihood, the incident will start a new triple (men) Joe Damasco, 539; Bluegills 53 47 wave of sea monster sightings and no doubt they Ind. triple (women, Edna Denny Marlins 51 49 will reach into Florida. With the exception of Loch Milwaukee will look for 414. Sharks 51 49 Yellowtails 50.5 49.5 Ness, Florida probably has more unidentified sea STURDY OAKS CLUB Barracudas 50.5 49.5 monsters than any other place in the world. Dolphins 49 51 Boca Raton hasn't been particularly blessed with Weekly Winners Groupers 42 58 -''sighting's" because of its lack of quiet waters. 1 - Hults 254 Snooks 42- 58 upset in polo Sunday 2 - Olson 251 Pompanos No self - respecting monster would travel around 3 - Flanders 243 32.5 67.5 High team gameDolphins 714; very much in the Intracoastal Waterway. There's Milwaukee, led by 6. A league tie at this 4 - Cann 241 High team triple Sailfish 2,- too much traffic and the water isn't deep enough 5 - Driver 238 033; ind. high and ind. triple Harold Barry and Ben- With the /three-point point could see a play- High team game, Edens, Peg Bernath 195 and 513. to accommodate a good-sized creature. ny Gutierrez, will try split in handicaps, off between Houston and Schroeder, Bush, Musul, Cain The west coast of Florida is a different story to upset league leader Houston comes out Milwaukee at the sea- 1042; High team triple, Monre, IBM Mixed League entirely. Hamilton, Grove, Ruettinger & Team Won Lost Houston in polo action smelling like roses to son end. Both teams will Flanders, 2965; Ind High Hulcs Stoppers 59 41 I lived for many years in PuntaGorda, situated here Sunday afternoon. 232; Ind. triple, Olson, 603. open the game. Two big have two games re- Odd Balls 59 41 on one of the largest enclosed bays in the state. And with a combina- points, three-quarters maining after Sunday, Widgets 59 41 From this bay runs two rivers, the Peace and the Camino Gardens League Tigers 57.5 42.5 tion of 22 goal players, of the handicap differ- with Boca Raton and :•'<-: Myakka. As a matter of fact, near the island where Team Won Lost Sandbaggers 56 44 they may pull it off. ence, will be awarded Boston as the oppon- Bayberries 48 32 Programmers 56 44 Gary "Krist, charged with kidnapping Barbara Barry takes the field the Texas team. They ents. Unless an upset Maypops 47 33 Rebels 55.5 44.5 Mackle, was recently captured, was a favorite with a handicap rating of will be favored to re- Peach Trees 46 34 Duffers 55 45 haunt of sea monsters. occurs somewhere Butternuts 42 38 nine goals. He's one of tain the lead. (Continued on 15A) June Berries 38 38 Sterling clears 12-6. A former member of the Conservation Depart- two in the nation, Gut- Hickories 40 40 (Continued on Page 15A) ment of Florida had an experience with one he is ierrez is a seven goal not likely to forget as long as he lives. player and one of the Heading down the lower reaches of the Myakka best penalty shot con- Five players tie for River in a small but powerful boat, he and his verters in the stick and craft were suddenly plucked out of the water, ball business. thrown about four feet into the air and dropped Added to this formi- first place in golf again. The officer saw a few feet of the "monster" dable duo will be the five roll in the water but never identified it. goal power of Tom Way- Five Class A players First place honors in Fred Farris, a reporter for the Fort Myers man and one-goaler Hap tied for first place in Class C went to AlBeck- News Press immediately started an investigation Sharp. Dirty Dozen Plus golf mann for his net of 57. of the sighting and found several .old-timers who Houston, currently competition this week Charles McCluretook had seen sea monsters but kept quiet for fear of leading the league with at Boca Raton Country the nearest to the flag ridicule by an unbelieving public. three wins and no loss- Club. contest. On hole num- They told stories of seeing things in the water es, needs only one more Shooting scores of 61 ber one his tee shot measuring 20 to 30 feet in length and with heads victory to clinch the ti- were Corbett Barker, landed 4 feet from the as large as barrels. There were hair-raising tales tle. Each team plays Bob Launer, BertReith, pin. of wooden boats being smashed while cruising in four games in the sea- Sam Winebrenner and - Ladies division local waterways in search of fish. son. An upset by Mil- John SiMn. ors went to Nancy Sil- No one in the area was ever able to photograph waukee would knot the Al Raguse came out vin for a net of 51. Ab- one of these monsters of the deep or catch one. leaders at 3-1 each. on top of the Class B by Finley was second However, fishermen who regularly caught 300 to Del Carroll, the iron heap with a net of 57. at 53. 600 - pound jewfish on hemp rope lines with heavy man of polo, will take chain leaders had their rigs snapped in two from his eight goal handicap SALES for R.C.A., time to time as though they were made of thread. into the battle for Hous- At least one "sighting" has been made in Boca ton. He'll have the able MOTOROLA, and ADMIRAL Raton. backing of Jules Romfh A man came to my office recently with a tale and Chuck Wright, both BOWLING Happiness is taking about a dragon-like creature he spotted off the four goalers and Will Billiards an invitational tourna- beach near the Palmetto Park pavilion. Farish with a three han- "It was as long as a boat," he said. "It had big dicap. COVE TV ment involving seven RESTAURANT red eyes and it made a noise like it was wounded In a previous meet- *TROPHIES teams. Coach Bennett or something." * AWARDS with'News trophy. ing of the two teams, COLOR CENTER *PN GRAVING The man said he saw the thing about 4 o'clock Houston had little or The BEST in service for all makes! in the morning. no trouble setting UNIVERSITY BOWL And what were you doing on the beach that time down the second place Marty Foy Cove Shopping Center "The South's Most Luxurious Recreation Center" of morning? squad by a score of 9- .399-7585 Deerfield Beach, Flf. CornerN.E. 20th St. and Dixie Hwy. Phone395-5222 "Well, to tell the truth, I had been to a party and wanted a little air before I went home," he said. FIRST.-. . . CHOOSE Those martini monsters will get you every time. 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Lauderdate and Pompano Delray Beach on U.S. 1 .Sunday, March 9,1969 BOCA RATON NEWS 15A Bowling standings Community 4 46 46 High team game and high (Continued from 14A) Baptist 6 46 46 team triple Injuns 784 and 2280; Community 6 44 48 women's ind, high Dottie Beard Latecomers 49 51 Baptist 5 42 50 217, ind. triple Laura Cocks Good Guys 47 53 Baptist 3 40,5 51.5 536; men's ind, high and ind. Falcons 45 55 Baptist 2 40 52 triple Carl Miller 225 and 562. Travelers 39 61 St. Gregory's 39 53 Bad Guys 39 61 Christian 38 54 St. Joan of Arc Holy Name Dpuble Trouble 37 63 Team Won Lost High team game Stoppers, Community 2 20 72 Community 7 16 76 Snooks 48.5 31.5 843; high team triple Tigers High team game and high Tarpons 41 39 2434; men's ind. high Frank team triple Trinity Church of Sails 41 39 Cataldo 212, ind. triple Paul God 799 and 2266; men's ind. Wahoos 40.5 39.5 Russell 584; women's ind. high high Paul Althouse 256, ind. Snappers 40 40 Mary Jo Snyder 161, ind, triple triple Gordon Steele 626; wom- Kingfishs 36 44 Judy Rickard 446. en s ind. high and ind. triple Marlins 34.5 45.5 Carolyn Steele 211 and 590. Dolphins 34.5 45.5 Boca Ratoners League High team game Marlins 885; Team Won Lost high team triple Wahoos 2427; Kreuscher FAU Bowling League 68.5 31.5 Team Won Lost ind. high John Mager 231; ind. National Bank 62.5 37.5 triple Leonard Durrance 593. Rizzo'-s Cellar 61 39 Guttersnipes 57.5 30.5 Florida Crane 58.5 41.5 Injuns 55.5 32.5 Restaurants 55.5 44.5 Flyers 52 36 #3 53 47 Bangtails 52 36 Non-game fish other Nielsons , 50,5 49.5 The Derelicks 49.5 38.5 than catfish may be tak- Ferguson Int. 39 51 Souls 49 39 en by manually operat- Amsprad 48 52 Strugglers 48 40 First Federal 44 56 Mr. & Mrs. 46 42 ed spears, gigs, snatch Tecnico Inc. 41 59 Crawdads 46 42 hooks, or bow and ar- National Bank 37 63 Pin Pushers 45.5 42.5 row during day-light AFT Apts. 37 63 Penguins 45 43 #12 33.5 66.5 Lancers 45 43 hours, except where High team game Amsprad Chumps 44 44 prohibited by local law. Metals 643; high team triple The Gnats 40 48 Kreuscher Construction 1885; No See Urns 40 48 men's ind. high Ed Zita 190, Bookworms 39 49 ,: i ind. triple Karl Kreuscher 538; Twin Doubles 37 51 women s ind. high Mabel Stohl- Unisons 37 51 man 184, ind. triple Sue Thomp- Eagles 36 52 Q Tony Orpesa in first place high jump of 5-10. son 477. Bibliocrats 17 71 I . PB County Ladies Travel Team Won Lost Riviera 33 19 College sets full Jupiter 31 21 Best ball Lantana #1 31 21 University Bowl 29 23 Verdes 26 26 Lantana #2 25 27 is event BOCA RATON Garden ' 21 31 tennis schedule FLORIDA'S NEWEST Major 12 40 Best ball of four was CHAMPIONSHIP High team game Garden 857; 18 HOLE COURSE A full schedule of Dade South, March 25, high team triple Jupiter 2461; the event at University George Sparling was just inches ahead as anchor man in the sprint medley and play Florida Junior ind. high Rae Greenleaf 233; Park Country Club for Gently rolling fair- competitin faces the ind, triple Gina Hinds 567. ways and carpet-rich tennis team at Mary- College on April 11. A the women's associa- greens accent our tion Thursday. par 72 layout... mount College in March, second match at Miami- Early Bird Bowling League part of the new Boca Teeca Country April and May begin- Dade North is set for Team Won Lost Winning first place Club Estates. Skylarks 72 28 with a score of 68 was ning with a match at April 15, followed by a Humming Birds 63 37 Phone for Miami-Dade North on trip to Rollins College Hawks 56.5 43.5 the foursome of Lillian Starting times: on April 24-25. Con- Swans 52.5 47.5 Sicard, Gertrude Reif- 399-5120 March 4. MEMBERSHIPS Pete Cooper, Blue Jays 51.5 48.5 steck, Millie Davis and AVAILABLE' March 6 finds the cluding play will be Mynah Birds 51 49 Golf Director girls at Broward Junior the Hollywood Tourna- Cardinal.s 51 49 Jean Schulte. College in Fort Lauder- ment, May 2-3. Peacocks 48 52 Second place was cap- Kookaburras 44 56 tured by Marge Simon, dale and on March 19- In preparation for Roadrunners 43.5 56.5 COUNTRY CLUB Fran Gooch, Peg Gra- HJ». 51st St. ansl WAvev 20, they will participate their intercollegiate Sandpipers 42 58 Boes Raton l% mile west of U.S.,1! in the Lighthouse Yacht matches, the Mary- Pelicans • 25 75 ham, and Martha Sch- <••;•;•;; •.•:-.• : 399-5120 :V:: -^ - & Tennis Club Tourna- mount team has played High team game and high wind. They had a com- team triple Swans 685 and 1819; bined score of 69. o ment. in the Austin-Smith ind. high and ind. triple Mary They travel to Miami- Tournament, the City Ann Govanus 243 and 516. of Miami Tournament TIRED OF RETIREMENT? and the mixed doubles Church Fellowship League But you don't really core for full employment. Team Won Lost Why not call for an interview today regarding Program at the Everglades Club Trinity Church 70.5 21.5 in Palm Beach. 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GEORGE WHITEHOUSE * YEAR fare I960 1962 1966 196S « END. 17 38 1964 W. W. THOMSON Firs! Bank and Trust Honorary Director Company of Boca Raton, N.A. / Royal Palm Road and S.E. First Avenu» / 396-4420 A NATIONAL BANK *^ Section B Sunday, March 9,19669 Page Onej 'But they're not telling it the way it is'is Few students agree with administration By SANDY WESLEY for the actual interview. Holly agreed. "I'd like to see To which Shelley added, "The off for smoking," he said. "The student," she said, more topics which are related , administration has beat us down The students were asked to "comes from a group of stu- The students agreed they "Boca Raton residents don't suspected as much. They also to the students and less about too much. The seniors have no comment on President Rich- dents who are studious. They city elections because it's just school spirit. All we want to do ard Nixon's statement that really know what's going on at don't worry about much of any- said they did not think the ad- Boca Raton High School. They ministration had any particu- not interesting. is get out." Students know what they're thing except their grades." Mike too said he'd like to see Shelley is a senior so her against but not what they're think the students are causing Shelley said the students lar method of choosing the stu- pn uprising and the adminis- dents. "They just pick the stu- the series veer more toward views may be a bit subjective, for. chosen "are somewhat from the school oriented topics "like the but both Holly and Mike agreed "Students know what tration is peachy-keen. It's not same group. You don't get peo- dents they know,' they said. true," "One thing we do know," cafeteria situation." with her. they want," Shelley said. "It's ple who have bad grades, just What topics would they like how to get it that's the ques- That statement was made by those who are studious." Shelley said, "the students that "I'll be a senior next year," are chosen do not necessarily to see discussed? Mike reminded the interview- tion." Shelley Cannon, a senior at Both Mike and Shelley said Mike was of the theory, "it's Boca Raton High School, in an agree with the administration "Senior privileges, what a er, "so naturally I'm all for they had been interviewed last what the seniors are trying to not only students but adults who interview this past week. year. Shelley about the use because very few of the stu- don't know what they're against She was among three stu- dents here do agree with the do. of drugs; Mike about fads. "I talked to a student at John but not what they're for — even dents who said they'd like to "Maybe if you make a list administration." the administration." see more "What Young Peo- The students also were asked Islander School last week in of who you've talked to before, Lake Worth. She told me the Students were then asked if ple Think" interviews about you won't get the same stu- why certain students refuse to What young other students were backing senior privileges, the school be interviewed. seniors can eat off campus, dents," Mike suggested. and if they are on the honor roll the seniors in their attempt administration and school spir- The three students admitted "Sometimes they don't like to get senior privileges. it. to be interviewed," Shelley they can skip classes as long they really never gave much as they keep their grades up. "The juniors back us one Other students were Mike thought as to how they were said, "they're scared." people think I'd like to see an interview on hundred per cent," Shelley Dyar, junior and Holly Hig- chosen. "Mr. Thomas (Max Although Holly said she did smoking," he added, "We're said. Mike and Holly agreed j«ins, freshman. Thomas, guidance counselor at not think the students inter- not allowed: to smoke on cam- stating they have a stake in the ** Strangely enough, the stu- the high school) just walked up viewed necessarily represent- pus but everyday it's like a re- matter too. dents were of the opinion that and asked us if we'd be inter- ed the school, she did not think union in the rest rooms. Ev- "Probably next year when their fellow students were not viewed/' Mike said. it was the administration's magnificent job the administra- eryone heads there to smoke." the junior high school is com- telling it the way it really is. The students were told that fault. "The administration Holly said that although she's pleted the seniors will get more As Shelley put it, "The se- the method of picking the stu- doesn't know." tion is doing, how every stu- dent is treated alike whether a freshman she thinks "seniors . . . but then they may get less ries would be effective if the dent for the interview was left Both Shelley and Holly said deserve senior privileges, I too," Mike said. students would speak out and up to the administration, but the they read the series almost you're a seventh grader or a senior, how the administration know if I were a senior I would "Some freshmen can't see tell how they really feel." topics were chosen by the Boca every week, but Mike said not like to be treated the same it, of course. They figure if a Holly also thought that the Raton News editorial staff. They "whenever I get a chance to is reluctant to give us privileg- students were not representa- pick up a newspaper. I don't es of any kind, how much the as the freshman are treated." senior can do it, a freshman also were told that the adminis- Mike continued about the can too," Holly said, but "I tive of the school. The stu- tration did not know the topics read the newspaper much." school administration dis- agrees with the student body, smoking bit. think the seniors deserve some- dents ought to be from differ- until the interviews appeared Although Shelley said she thing better than the freshmen." ent groups," she said. "You liked most of the topics, she'd why there is no school spirit "Some schools have a smok- 1 in the newspaper, and the in- ing lounge for seniors only. "What you ought to do is get just one type of student. terviewer did not know who "like to see more topics about here," Shelley said. The studious one." the school itself. The lunch- Holly agreed, "Our biggest And seniors at John Islander have an interview sometime the students would be until she even have a parking lot roped with all seniors," Shelley said. Mike at first had nothing but walks into the conference room room for one." concern is the administration. praise for the series, It's good for the students," he said. 'It let's the adults know what the young people think." Shelley was asked why she thinks the students won't tell it like it is. "It gets in the paper. They're afraid of what the people will think." ' Shelley Cannon Holly Higgins Mike Dyaf What people? "You just get "Parents." "The students "Why don't you "If they're in with a certain don't tell what the studious ones." talk about smok- group they're also afraid that they really think." ing?" they may say something wrong and get on the wrong side of the group. They're afraid it may be corny of something. Hol- ly added to which Mike said "I agree on both counts." Holly then went on to ela- fg borate a bit more on her the- ory that only one type of stu- dent is chosen. Engagement is announced Mr. and Mrs. Albert Clifton Baldwin, Short Hills, N.J. engagement of their daughter, Kath- PASSBOOK SAVINGS arine Davis Baldwin, to Thomas Charles Cur- tiss, Boca Raton. A December wedding is planned. ^ Miss Baldwin, an alumna of the Kent Place School, Summitt, N.J. attended Hollins College and Stanford University, and is now a senior at the School of Public Communication of Bos- ton University. She is a provisional member of the Junior League of the Paid and Compounded Oranges and Short Hills. The prospective bride's Quarterly on Passbook father is president of the Savings Baldwin Construction '^Company, East Orange, N.J. Curtiss is an alumnus of the Pingry School, Elizabeth, N.J., and the University of Pennsy- lvania, where he was elected to the Friars SERVING BOCA RATON FOR OVER 18 YEARS Society. He received a master of business ad- ministration degree from Wharton School of .Finance and Commerce FIRST ' of the University of Pen- nsylvania. He is cur- rently stationed at the FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION Army Officer Candi- date School at Fort Leo- Ed Barnhardf nard Wood, Mo. Before of Delray Beach VICE PRESIDENT & entering the service, BOCA RATON Gurtiss was a register- BRANCH MANAGER ed representative with W.E. Hutton and Com- pany, members of the BOCA RATON DELRAY BEACH New York Stock ex- change. The future 601 N. Federal Hwy. 645 E. AtlanticAve. bridegroom's father, Phone 395-2121 Phone 276-631! now retired, was pre- sident of White Laborat- ories, Inc., Kenilworth N.J. 2B BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, March 9, 1969 Monday, March 10 Boca Raton Women's Golf Association, hotel, golf course, 9 a.m. Lennon-Dandy men's singles shuffle tourney, shuf- Debbie-Rand board of trustees, hosp. develop- fleboard courts, 9 a.m. ment office, 9:30 a.m. Dressmaking, community center, 9:30 a.m. Liquid embroidery, community center, 9:30 a.m. Enameling on copper, scout hut, 9:30 a.m. Enameling on copper, scout hut 9:30 a.m. Corsage class, Garden Center, 10 a.m. Int. Bridge instr., community center, 10 a.m. Women's Choral Group, First United Methodist Slimnastics, community center, 10 a.m. Church, 10 a.m. Adult tennis instr,, tennis courts, 10 a.m. Beg. bridge instr. community center, 10 a.m. Men's bridge club, scout hut, noon DAR Estahakee Chapter, Ramada Inn, noon Boca Buckeye Club, Schraffts, noon Welfare Council case worker, Garden Apts., 1 p.m. Rotary Club, New England Oyster House, 12:15 Needlecraft, community center, 1 p.m. p.m. Feltcraft, community center, 1 p.m. Novelty crafts, community center, 1 p.m. Brownies, scout hut, 2:30 p.m. Tap and ballet, community center, 2 p.m. Violin instr., community center 3:30 p.m. Girl Scouts, J. C. Mitchell School, 2:30 p.m. Girls kickball, memorial park, 3:30 p.m. Girl Scouts, scout hut, 3 p.m. Nat'l bank vs Kiwanis (termite basketball), me- Teen social dancing, community center, 4 p.m. morial park, 3:30 p.m. Adult organ, community center, 7 p.m. Doby Brick vs Jaycees (midget basketball), me- Children s judo, community center, 7 p.m. morial park, 4:30 p.m. Audubon Society, J. C. Mitchell School, 7:30 p.m. Music study club, community center, 7 p.m. Boy Scout troop 337, scout hut, 7:30 p.m. Boy Scout troop 303 St. Gregory's Church, 7 p.m. Oil painting, community center, 7:30 p.m. Lion's Club, 399 N.W. 35th St., 7:15 p.m. Adult volleyball, Memorial Park, 7:30 p.m. Adult volleyball, Memorial Park, 7:30 p.m. Adult organ, community center, 8 p.m. Modeling and charm class, community center, 7:30 Elks Lodge, 2166, 140 N.W. 11 St., 8 p.m, p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous, open discussion, First Feltcraft, community center, 7:30 p.m. United Methodist Church, 8:30 p.m. Royal Oak Hills Bridge, community center, Adult judo instr.j community center, 8:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Adult fencing, community center, 8:30'p.m. Progressive Bridge, community center, 7:30 p.m. "What it means to be an American" is the son, Boca Raton High School. Mrs. William Medical self-helf course, J. C. Mitchell Commun- Thursday, March 13 ity School, 8 p.m. theme of the essays. Students who won the Blosser, club president (far right) presented Business and Professional Woman's Club, Boca Sunrise Kiwanis Club, Dutch Pantry, 7:30 aom. essay contest, sponsored by Junior Woman's the awards to the students. Raton National Bank, 8 p.m. Vocation Rehabilitation counselor, neighborhood Club, are (left) Holly Carroll and.Logan Pier- center, 9 a.m. Tuesday, March 11 Adult tennis instr., tennis courts, 9 a.m. Oil painting, community center, 9:30 a»m. ANN LANDERS Lennon-Dandy men's singles shuffle tourney, shuf- Creative crafts, scout hut, 9:30 a.m. flboard court, 9 a.m. Decoupage, community center, 9:30 a,m. Plastic flowers, community center, 9:30 a,,m. Royal Palm Woman s Golf Association, Royal Palm frond weaving, scout hut, 9:30 a.m. Palm Golf Course, 9:30 a.m. Be patient with the deaf Antique wood prints, scout hut, 9:30 a.m. Weight Watchers, University Bowl, 9:30 a.m. Oil painting, community center, 9:30 a.m. Rug hooking, scout hut, 10 a.m. "•^-.i'r^J Dressmaking, community center, 9:30 aom. Adult tennis, tennis courts, 10 a.m. i Dear Ann Landers: I print mine. It's a let- Read her booklet, them to her in care of Sketch group, art guild, 10 am Exchange Club, Pal's, 12:15 p.m. ter to my dad. Sketch group, art guild, 10 a.m. Soroptimists, Dutch Pantry, 12:15 p.m. am writing in behalf "Necking And Petting Boca Raton News, Box of the estimated 15 to Dear Dad: You're not —What Are The Li- 3346, Chicago, Illinois, Job Corps, neighborhood center, 10 a.m. Novice duplicate bridge instr., community center, home yet and it's three Rug hooking, scout hut, 10 a.m. 1 p.m. 20 million Americans mits?" Send your re- 60 6 5 4, enclosing a who suffer a hearing hours past dinnertime. quest to Ann Landers stamped, self-address- Kiwanis Club, New England Oyster House, noon Welfare Council case worker, Garden Apts., 1 I know what happened. Poinciana Women's Republican Club, Cascades, p.m. loss. One out of every in care of your news- ed envelope. 15 Americans is handi- You got to drinking with paper, enclosing 50 noon. Girl Scouts, scout hut, 4 p.m. the guy s and lost track Boca Raton Women's Republican Club, Ramada Girls Kickball, Memorial Park, 3:30 p m. capped by deafness to cents in coin and a long California has more e some degree. As one of the time. It's the same self addressed, stamped Inn, 12:30 p.m. First bank vs Univ. Nat'l (termite basketball), story five nights out of state judges than any Hospital tours, Boca Raton Community Hospital Memorial Park 3:30 p.m. of the afflicted I am envelope, other state, with 7 in pleading to be included seven. Tomorrow Ann Landers will be lobby, 1:15 p.m. Children's Theatre, community center, 4 p.m. morning you will drag the highest court, 39 in County legal aid, neighborhood center, 1:30 p.m. Teen Town vs. Fed. Sav., (midget basketball), in the human race. glad to help you with appellate courts and 368 Helen Keller who was yourself. out of bed, your problems. Send County public health nursing and immunization Memorial Park, 4:30 p.m. complain about a head- in general trial courts. clinic, neighborhood center, 2 p.m. Twilighters, Scout hut, 7:30 p.m. both blind and deaf said if she had her choice, ache and go to church Brownies, scout hut, 2:30 p.m. Ballroom dancing, community center, 7:30 p.m. and act holy. Baton twirling, Memorial Park, 3:30 p.m. Weight Watchers, First Federal Savings and Loan, should would rather have hearing than sight. Mom never complains Boys softball, memorial park, 3:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. but I know that hurt look Fencing instr., community center, 4 p.m. Jr. Women's Club, community center, 7:30 p.m. As an experiment, NTRODUCING turn on your television in her eyes when you Migrant legal aid, neighborhood center, 6:30 p.m. Masonic Lodge, 328, 7171 N. Fed. Highway, 8 p.m. swear and yell at her. Boy Scout troop 333, First Presbyterian Church, Jaycees, Chamber of Commerce bldg., 8 p.m. and turn off the sound. You will then understand She is still very pretty BODY 3UILD 7 p.m. and could make some Liquid embroidery, community center, 7:30 p.m. how frustrating it can Friday, March 14 be when one is unable to man a very good wife. Coast Guard _Aux, small boating course, scout -So'wakeup, Dad, or you hut, 7:30 p.m. . .,,.:•- , • , -. '. District doubles shuffleboard tourney, shuffle- hear what is being said. SHAMPOO ; v Here are some helpful will find yourself minus Pinochle games, community.- center, 7(30 p.m. board courts, 9a.m. " one^wife and four child- Lady Lions members homes, 7:30 p.m, suggestions for those Dress design, community center, 9 a.m. who live with a deaf ren'. American - Italian Social Club, University Bowl, Ceramics, scout hut, 9:30 a.m. —YOUR SIXTEEN 7:30 p.m. person or one who is Slimnastics, community center, 10 a.m. hard of hearing: YEAR-OLD Municipal band rehearsals, community center, 8 Duplicate bridge, community center, 12:30 p.m. DAUGHTER p.m. . (1) Get his attention Novice duplicate bridge, community center, 10:30 before you speak. Touch Dear Daughter; I'm BPO Does 173, 140 N.W. 11 St., 8 p.m. p.m. printing your letter and St. Joan of Arc Guild, school, 8 p.m. him if necessary. Liquid embroidery, community center, 1 p.m. (2) Speak slowly and wondering how many Dress design workshop, community center, 1 p.m. distinctly and use your fathers who read it are Wednesday, March 12 Book review, scout hut, 2 p.m. lips. asking themselves, Veterans service, American Legion hall, 2 p.m. Adult tennis instr., tennis courts, 9 a.m. (3) Don't shout. It "Was this letter meant Organ lessons (children), community center, 3:30 doesn't help. for me?" Family service agency counselor, neighborhood p.m. center, 9 a.m. (4) Use short sen- Billiard instr., (children), community center, 3:30 tences. Dear Ann Landers: p.m. (5) Include him in the What would you say Boy and girl track and field, Memorial Park, 3:30 converstaion when there about a man who has p.m. is a group. never been married but Sea Explorer ship 307, Boy Scouts of America, (6) Be patient and re- has been engaged for BOCA RATON 414 N.W. 35th St., 7 p.m. peat if necessary with- eight years? He is well Golf instr., community center, 7:30 p.m. out show of exasper- fixed financially and Beg. bridge instr., community center, 7:30 p.m. ation. Remember, but has been of legal age for the grace of God, it for more than a decade OPTICAL Saturday, March 15 could have happened to Clue me, please. you. —OAKLAND OAK Ogilvie Conditioning Shampoo with Protein District doubles shuffleboard tourney, shuffle- —S.O.S. Dear Oak: I would say can really give body to limp hair. Lather in board courts, 9 a.m. Dear S.O.S.: I just the man would rather Ogilvie and its exclusive formula penetrates SERVICE be engaged than mar- right into your hair shafts. Brings back life Children's tennis instr., tennis courts, 9 a.m. tried the television Art lessons, community center, 9:30 a.m. experiment and it im- ried and he has suc- and strength by refilling the shafts with lost protein. 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I never of difference between a seriously involved with to sacred music? tire of it," she said. legal secretary studying story, Kathryn really "But I want to do it psychology and a high was a legal secretary music. She graduated "It's hard to say, ' at one time of her life last year from Florida she says, "but in opera right." Her favorite? school music teacher, Atlantic University with you get a response from "For myself I love who wants to be an op- and she was attending Puccini. His music is eratic performer. University of Miami a degree in music edu- the audinece and we re- majoring in psychology. cation and she's now act to one another, the perfect for me because Yet the description working on her master's audience and the per- I'm emotional, but I fits one and the same But she always loved also like DeBussy. .person, Kathryn Rus- music and she had al- degree. former. sell a music teacher at ways sung." I guess March 29th will be the "As long as there's Right now she's in- Boca Raton High School you'd say I was a nat- Boca Raton gal's debut challenge to what I'm terested in studying who will perform in ural at it," is the way with the Civic Opera of doing I'm interested and roles of all kinds. "You Florida Atlantic Music the lyric soprano tells the Palm Beachs. She's I enjoy both. have to have a reper- the story „ now studying with Dr. "I love to perform," toire," is the way she Guild's Presentation of Paul Csonka, director she admits, "and I en- puts it, but she has also "Tales of Hoffman" She continued being a of the civic opera. But joy directing the high performed in concert at March 29th. legal secretary and a before this she sang in school chorus. Part of Lucy ay a Hotel in Ba- The production will be psychology major un- "Sister Angelica" at Kathryn's job as a hamas, Bethesda - by part of a "Gala Evening til she reached the age FAU, "Most Happy Fel- teacher is directing the - the - Sea Presbyter- of Concert Opera" to be of 23. ian Church and Norton presented at 8:30p.m. in "I guess the psychol- la" for Delray Beach chorus. Playhouse last year, and In fact, she readily Art Gallery, and she Boca Raton Hotel and ogy courses were get- will perform in Jounod's Club's Greath Hall. Ex- ting to me," she said. sacred music concerts. admits that she dir- She also performed in ecting the students is a "St. Cecilia" at 7:30 cerpts from Bizet's I'm a very emotional p.m. March 23 in First "Carmen also will be person who began to the university's produc- real joy for her." 1 tion of "Amahl and the love drawing a response Congregation Church. presented. brood too much about Night Visitor and is Kathryn will sing the what J really want- from the students.' Kathryn came a long soloist at First Con- More than anything way from being a legal role of Antonia in Of- ed to do." greagtion Church in fenbacks "Tales" So instead of dabbl- else Kathryn wants to be secretary. Kath „ Russen fenbacks"-Tales. So instead ot a&am- *>-- -*>—" -"•"•—„. Around the Town DON'T BE OLD FASHIONED! DEEP STEAM CLEAN March is swinging in Royal Palm Yacht Club YOUR CARPETS The old method with brushes,. using detergent, scrubs the and Mrs. E. K. Mc- soil DEEPER into the By SANDY WESLEY Nancy Donovan, a real mised a marching band pecially members of In- Members of Advent fabric and foils to remove coll en from the auld sod. for the occassion and ter community Concert Clellan and their two Luthern Church Golden soil. Result. . .the detergent When it comes to fun. Then Thursday the Shllrey O'Meyers will Series Association who children Mark and Circle helped Dr. Wil- left in the fabric soon attracts Royal Palm Yacht and Society of Orpheus and sing songs of Ireland. will attend the second Christa from Ten- liam H. Nies, visitation more soil and it is not long nessee. before the soil works back to Country Club members Bacchus of Yale Uni- The tri-colours of concert of the series pastor, mark his brith- the surface. Soon your carpets are not to be outdone. versity will be at the Erin will fly along with at Florida Atlantic Uni- day at a combination appear more soiled than before. March will be a swing- club for a return the stars and stripes versity Theatre. The Mr. and Mrs. Dewey party and meeting last WITH STEAMATIC ing month for the Roy- engagement which will and to hats will be the Tuscon Arizona Boys Freeman, Houma, La., week. In one operation soil is al Palm set, a month include show tunes, bal- headgear for the day. Choir, we understand, were weekend visitors penetrated, suspended and at the home of Mr. and extracted. No brushes. No which includes the Com- lads, old favorites, Yale Proceeds from the day is something worth- We understand that powder.No scrubbing with modore's Ball Satur- songs, and humorous will benefit the Georg- while. A friend called Mrs. Arthur H. Mohr- Dr. Susan B. Anthony, detergents. Gentle and day evening, a concert songs. ian Society of Ireland us last week to ask husen. Freeman and associate professor of thorough. Economical because by thp Society of Or- and St. John of God's us where she could get Mohrhusen were con- theology at Marymount carpets stay cleaner - longer. pheus and Bacchus Speaking of St. Pat- Home in Blackrock. tickets for the perfor- nected in business ven- College, will be inter- LICENSED * INSURED Thursday, March 20, rick's Day, St. Joan of Monday March 17 is mance. We had to ex- tures while the Mohr- viewed by Larry King ALL WORK GUARANTEED and of course, the wear- Arc parish is in a rather the day, though Society plain to her that tic- husens resided in New on hiw W1OD radio show Orleans. March 15 between 8 and FLORIDA'S ONLY FACTORY AUTHORIZED ing of the green Satur- pleasant predicament. It of Ireland members and kets are not available FACTORY TRAINED REPRESENTATIVE day, March 15. seems it's not quite a guests will dance at the and the concert is for 10 p.m. The traditional black week before the wear- Cabana Club if it is a members only. The as- Today Mrs. Truman tie ball honoring the ing of the green party balmy evening or in the sociation is open for Lee Kelly is entertain-, Call commodore and officers Saturday, March 15 and great hall, Boca Raton membership only at the ing new members of FOR YOUR was held Saturday even- Hotel and Club if the beginning of the year. Florida Atlantic Music SILVER 399-8323 tickets are completely FURNITURE STEAMATIC For Estimate ing in the Yacht Club. sold out. Unfortunately weather is inclement. Next year, if all goes Guild and board mem- ANTIQUES, ETC Next Saturday the no tickets will be sold A gourmet dinner will well, the membership bers at a tea 3 to 5 yacht club will be dipped at the door for the parish be served and Irish In- will be open again. p.m. in her apartment Our NEW T969 Equipment NOW Tn 6p«ratton in green and maybe with dance so late Irish reve- ternational Airlines will in Sabal Point. ' a bit of Irish luck, St. lers, we're afraid, will fly over an abundance of •;-,. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew f Patrick fans might be have to look elsewhere good luck-shamrocks Jackman are among loc- Dr. Danier F. F6rte, able to find a little green for their fun. for the guests al folks who are escep- Boca Raton, dean of Uni- champagne. One thing is Back to Polo. We just tionally busy these days. versity of Palm Beach definite, there will be Never let it be said found out that Miss Ann They are informally graduate school, will at- Irish style songs by that the Society of Ire- Tolan, "The Voice of entertaining Mr. and tend the 22 annual con- land overlooked St. Pat- Ireland" will do some Mrs. Stanley Wilkins vention of Southeast rick's Day. The group of the announcing at the who have come to Boca Business Colleges As- Two classes has plans galore for next game. Raton from Arlington sociation in Miami weekend. Plans which Heights, ELL to rest up Beach March 13 through This coming week will before Mrs. Wilkin's 15. to fit people are slated include the polo game Sunday, March 16 at be a busy one for Boca daughter, Barbara Lan- Two classes in which time Boston will Raton residents, es- gas, marriage soon. IS THIS YOUR PROBLEM? crushed glass craft will compete with Houston Barbara may be re- Teachers begin this week at for the Society's Wat- Talking paper membered by local re- Whether you're a six-footer the community center. erford Crystal Trophy, sidents. She attended or a round five, Fletcher The six week series first of its kind in this Pine Crest School and study schools in crushed glass for be- country. University of Miami. Inc. has a custom recliner ginners will be held at The perpetual trophy will be topic The Wilkins are hop- Six teachers from just your size. We feel peo- 1 p.m. Wednesday, and donated by Mr. and Mrs. ing for some golf and Boca Raton High School ple come in different sizes, a class in crushed glass Samuel Cox Curtiss III, "The Talking News- fun in the sun. We hope will be among 18 teach- ers who will be led on an so why not recliners? So lamps will be held at and four Waterford paper" will be the topic they get their wish. The come in and "get fitted" - 9:30 a.m. Friday. tankards will be engrav- for discussion at the weather ought to warm excursion to Dade Instructor is Helen ed and presented to the Business and Profes- up sometime during the County to study foreign it's a real comfortable exper- Ullrich. Pre-regis- winning group. sional Woman's Club couple's two week stay. language teaching in two ience. tration is advised. John Oxley has pro- meeting Monday. 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Federaf Hwy., Delray Beach, 278-2877 ROYAL PALM PLAZA Visit our nationally famous Browse 'n Think Shop 507 Golf View Drive, Boca Raton (Cove Center) Deerfield Beach South Bldg., - Overlooking the Colt Course. 150 W. Camino Real, Boca Raton !603 S.E. 3rd COURT — PHONE 399-2837 Phont: 391-1414 4B BOCA RATON j^EWS Sunday, March 9, 1969 Marriages in Britain tend to be more numer- ous in March than in BYER other months. This is INCORPORATED MUTUAL FUNDS partly because a mar- STOCKS - BONDS riage before April 5 en- TAX PLANNING titles the man to a full 275 Via Rosada, Boca Raton, Fia. year's wife allowance Royal Palm Plaza 395-0544 for the preceding year. A similar tax advan- Tune in Radio Station WSBR 12:10 P.M. week-days tage to the working wife for your stock market report. pops up in October. » W P W A N C C BocaTeecais Golf-Swim, the place to live. Come see these 700 Dine, lush rolling acres in the heart of the prestige Dance t, capital of South Florida. 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How enthusiastic are ing below in miniature turn south for the fan- is, the white arms of as a "career tour di- — each building and boat See the models on U.S. 1 at the travelers from Boca the Parthenon beckon- rector." tasy that is Portugal, 51st Street in Boca Raton. Raton I an exquisite toy? Spain and Morocco .— ed, "return — the Hel- Shabetai discussed Or should he tour the lands of glittering sun- Then visit the splendor of When not scurrying to lenic world awaits you." the advantages of a waterways? Float along shine, each shadow stil- Boca Teeca just two airports, dashing to bus The places and cit- "Guided Tour" which the curving Seine by etto sharp; where stac- blocks west. terminals, or prancing ies missed on previous met with group appro- night, the sky a deep cato rhythms and trips were there too. val and enthusiasm. Ev- blue glow? Glide by the Flamenco fire dissolve Each one reminding us, en those in the audience, elegance of Paris il- into velvet night with its "life is to be enjoyed"', recognized as staunch luminated by a thousand heady perfume of jas- and that Air France proponents of independ- lights? Or cruise the mine. would like to see that we ent travel, agreed that Anthea romantic Rhine, its hil- For the traveler, se- do just that! the organized tour has ly banks a green lace- Plesher Universal Sky Tours advantages. lection becomes tanta- 5200 N. Federal Highway Boca Raton, Fla. 33432 Phone (305) 399-5120 work of terraced vine- lizing — choice, a de- uses only regularly The very ease of such yards and fairytale cas- scheduled flights, yet travel has great appeal lightful dilemma! the traveler benefits ... a journey "sans from tour group rates. souce". across gangplants, they For example when tak- The brave traveler, seek adventure in other ing advantage of one of the individualist, who delightful ways. One of these tours, the saving prefers his own style of THE TROUSER SHOP these — the popular tra- on a round trip New 'exploration" endures vel program. York/Paris flight is al- many a secret moment Recently, as guests most 50 per cent — ev- ardently wishing some- 409 L ATLANTIC AVL, DELRAY BEACH of Travel Agent Erin en at peak season! one else were there to Gardner, a group of ex- Even for those not make the decisions and MQDE TAP MM BLD6. perienced travelers at- actually mad about tra- solve his problems. Yet, tended a program pre- vel this is too good a no jinni-like creature Golf Slacks Dress Slacks sented by John F. Bo- bargain to resist! appears at these trying lender, Miami Repre- The second part of times! OVER OVER sentative of Air France the program included When traveling with 100 100 which featured a Euro- a lecture by Ralph Sha- an organized tour, these COLORS COLORS pean travelogue con- betai of Universal Sky details and problems ducted by Universal Sky SLACKS Tours. are no longer his. Hap- Tours. Born in Egypt, Shabe- pily, he is "deprived" The audience found -tai is a tour manager in of worry! His time and scenes of places alrea- Europe and the Middle energies can be com- dy familiar which re- East. The land of the pletely devoted to pleas- ENTIRE STOCK OF kindled the desire to pyramids and its people ure. see them all once again. fascinate most travel- The traveler contem- Those water highways ers. Egypt appeals not plating a journey with of the Netherlands only to the adventurous Universal Sky Tours has SPORT COATS ON SALE seemed to say, "time male, but possesses a only one concern — to return to Amster- 53 particular charm which of the eight tours dam. While in Rome, and enchantment for the should be enjoyed first! the Trevi fountain's feminine visitor. Should he travel the sparkling waters smil- To be born in Cairo, silver fjords of Norway, SLACK 28 to 60 WAIST - SHORT & REG. RISE WOOL BLENDS ed a flirtatious, "time Alexandria, or Luxor their steep mountain CHECKS- PLAIDS SHARKSKINS to return and toss an- seems a requisite for sides fragrant with ev- AND SOLIDS COTTON BLENDS the aspiring tour di- ergreens? Should he COATS 38 !@ 48 SHORT -REG.- LONG rector. Shabetai chose stroll the streets of School Cairo. Bergen, then climb the Educated in Scotland summit high above to menus and at the University of Reg. to 2 PR. for Paris, he is fluent in From 1629 to about BOCA RATON 1641. nearly 80,000 HIGH SCHOOL English, French, Span- 22.50 ish, Italian and Arabic. Englishmen, or 2 per NOW $30.00 Monday March 10 — His academic back- cent of the King's sub- Sloppy Joe on bun with ground, as well as jects, emigrated to potato sticks, jello cup, thorough knowledge of North America. turnip greens, ice cream cup, milk. Tuesday March 11— Dried Beef Gravy over mashed potatoes, hot ELEGANCE, CASUAL LIVING and CONVENIENCE at the lowest cost anywhere in this area biscuit and butter, hon- ey, cheese sticks, spin- ach, milk, pudding. Wednesday March 12 WATERFRONT GARDEN ALL APARTMENTS HAVE PRE-DEVELOPMENT PRICES NOW ONLY — Beef pot pie, cole MAINTENANCE slaw, roll and butter, CONDOMINIUM APARTMENTS fruit, milk. *55M0. Thursday March 13— 2 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS '16,900 »'22,900 EXCLUDING TAXES Spaghetti with meat East of U.S. ? on North Grand Canal sauce, French bread and 4500 N. FEDERAL HWT. Here's your opportunity to buy a luxurious Other features include: LIGHTHOUSE POINT, FLA. butter, tossed salad, or- waterfront apartment in an unusually de- * SOUNDPROOF - AAA Construction • Eleva- ange juice, cookies, sirable location at an unusually moderate tor. • Assigned OFF-STREET Parking — Guest milk. price —now, before the increase in costs sure Parking 9 KING-SIZE HEATED SWIMMING Friday March 14 — to come in the near future. POOL and PATIO • 2 Large Clubhouses with Porcupine meat balls, complete Kitchen, and Snack Bar Facilities sweet potatoes, corn From entrance foyer to screened-and- in landscaped center court • Bar-B-Que Area bred and butter, peas, roofeeJ private balcony, each apartment at — Shuffleboard — Putting Green • Sewers ice cream, milk. Lighthouse Plaza is planned to provide an « DOCKING FACILITIES - SEAWALL • Full Monday March 17-21 abundance of living space, convenience and Time Manager and Maintenance Personnel No School, pleasure. Eoeh apartment has two walk-in 0 Building occupies less than 29% of entire site, leaving ample room for parking and closets, for example, and every kitchen an J.C. MITCHELL recreation facilities* Full municipal services SCHOOL outside exposure. and NO CITY TAXES! Monday; Hamburger on bun, black eyed peas, cabbage salad, sliced EAST OF 0.S.-1, AWAY FROM TRAFFIC, HANDY TO EVERYTHING! On a canal with direct access MORI FUN WHEN THfSE EUC7SICAL HUPtltS peaches, milk. Oir TOUR CHORES DONE to the Intracoastal Waterway DEERFIE1D SIKH Tuesday; Beef and • Electric Air Conditioning and Heating gravy over rice, but- and Ocean! Walking distance foryear-round comfort. tered carrots, cin- to shopping, |wst minutes HIU.SBORO iOULEVARD • individual Electric Wafer Heater, drive to fine restaurants, super-fast and super-safe - namon roll, applesauce, « Modern Electric Tappan Self-Cleaning cafeterias, major shopping Oven and Range for cleaner, faster, milk. to) Lighthouse, cooking centers, golf courses, profes- Wednesday; Pizza, ^ PMni • Electric Refrigerator-Freezer with ipo- potato chips, tossed sal- sional offices, churches, ocean MODEL cious zero-cold freezer compartment beaches. Plfok • Electric Dishwasher, dries and son}* ad, orange juice bar, tiies: eliminates a tedious doily chore milk. • Electric Food Waste Disposer end« Thursday; Ham, MODEL OPEN 9-5:30 DAILY NORTH CMMjO CANAL messy garbage- handling SAMPLE ROAD • Full Housepower. Wiring with plenty green bean and potato EXCEPT SUNDAY, 1 -6 of handy switches and outlet* casserole, celery EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT • Ample Light-for-Uving . planned for sticks, corn bread, Furnished By- POM PA NO BUCH eye comfort end decorati've beauty Wilton Manors Furniture whipped cream and N.E. 14TH ST. strawberry cake, milk. AT 4500 N: FEDERAL HWY. (U.S. 1} MED1UI9K for Elec- TBPPMIi trical Bcell8nc», LIGHTHOUSE POINT, FLA. BOULEVARD Friday; Fish sand- awarded I; Fljrjili aiiAtm wich, french fries, car- PHONE 943-8010 f iUkiC rot curls, blueberry APPLIANCES cake, milk. Sunday, March 9, 1969 BOCA RATON NEWS 5B IH^^^^ COLD COAST , 1* At County Courthouse THAT'S SPECIAL estate sales recorded ABOUT US ! Rec.ent Boca Raton lace S. Schall and Dorothy K. E. Walter, h/w SS $32.10 am and Marcella M., h/w SS real estate transactions Schall, h/w SS $210.00. Lot 10, Blk 2, TUNISON $9.00 Week ending Feb. 7; PALMS SEC. ill etc. Thomas Lot 13, Blk 6, BOCA RATON as compiled for the J. Hanley, HI and Elma E., SQUARE UNIT #1 Ray H. Sul- News by the Lawyers Lot 11, Blk 9, ROYAL PALM h/w to H.F.S. Builders , Inc. livan and Selam C. Sullivan, Title Insurance Corp. YACHT & COUNTRY CLUBS/D SS $9.00 h/w to DeMarco & Sons, Inc. Ralph C, Harris and Loretta N-l/2 of Lot 8, Blk 8, SPAN- sprasi are listed below. M. Harris, h/w to George S. ISH RIVER LAND CO. UNIT til Documentary stamps, Holly and Esther L. Holly, h/w John H. Riley and Grace B. BUY - BUILD - SELL ssnrz listed by amount, indi- SS $ 27.00 Riley h/w to Solon Automated BRANNON REALTY, lnc Lot 3, Blk 18, WINFIELD cate the approximate Services, Inc. SS $171.00 Realtor PARK UNIT 2 William Joseph 3^ sale price in many in- Azzarello, Jr. to Harold T. Lots 4,5, and 6, Blk 43, Complete Service CH2 &X»V stances. They are com- Mayer and Ruth E. Mayer, h/w P. C. FARMS CO. PLAT #10 Property Management V SS $38.40 NORTH DEERFIELD Mary H. r ' >uted on $3 per $1,000 Holmes and Herbert S. Holmes 330 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd, Lot 10, Blk 3, SPANISH VIL- 391-2444 391-1984. mmswsf msm •7-, value; in other words, LAGE Floyd Neering and Jus- her husband to Frank H. Ketch- a $10,000 sale would tine C, Neering, h/w to Selma require $30 in stamps. L. Caldwell SS $24.00 ttu" Lot 5, less S 5 ft, Blk 20 ft-- Week ending Jan. 31, 1969ROYA. L OAK HILLS 2ND SEC. BUYING . . fi »*L* J. Calvin Lang and Dorothy \> *^ ~ U-liju?t utt Lot 11, Blk 17, ROYAL PALM D. Lang, his wife to Ralph FEATURES""!!! YACHT & COUNTRY CLUB S/D R. Brooks h/w SS $99.30 Arvida Corporation to Walker Lot 37, Blk 25, ROYAL PALM SELLING A. Williams and Evelyn F., YACHT k COUNTRY CLUB S/D h/w SS $54.00. Alma S. Barnes to Helen H. Al- Lot 14, Blk 4, PARADISE exander SS $157.50 A Home or Other Real Estate [^oiintrfy y^oua in ike SLJ 0' of PALMS UNIT #2 William J.El- Lot 18, LAKE WYMAN liott and Jessie R. Elliott, h/w SHORES S/D Mayme A. Brus- to Elvon C. Lloyd, Jr. and Hel- sau to Raul Spival and Luisa Take advantage and use the exper- Seasonal, monthly or long term rental en K. Lloyd, h/w SS $10.50. ience and knowledge of property val- 2 BEDROOM - 2 BATH Lot 8, Blk 1, PARADISE K. DeSpivak, h/w SS $11.10 to accommodate a discriminating client PALMS UNIT 2 Robert R. Lot 22 & part of Lot 21, ues gained by our growing with Boca Reck and Darlene M. Reck, h/w REDLHAMMER S/D Joseph Raton. CONDOMINIUM :o Bibletown Community Trerotola and Anita Trero- Church, Inc. SS $10.50. tola h/w to Itvenus Develop- Over 22 years of participation in the Lots 10, 36 and 37, ESTER- ment & Industrial Cor;. SS $105. growth and development of Boca Ra- LY Robert Gray and Effie M. Lot 6, Blk 8, SPANISH VIL- Mile. Gray, h/w to Peter Polisse, LAGE, James E. Mannion and ton. Sr. SS $22.50. Arlene M. Mannion, h/w to privacy Lot 5, Blk 2, BOCA RATON Delfin A. Garcia & Myrian E. Over 18 years experience in apprais- ihree-m CONSTRUCTION. "" SQUARE UNIT #1 Roland R. Garcia, h/w SS $42.90 ing and valuating Boca Raton property Willoughby and Sara R. All pare in NE 1/4 of NW Willoughby, h/w to William R. 1/4 SEC 8-47-43 being port for Banks and Savings and Loan in- Saul and Rtary Jane, h/w and Parcel T BOCA RATON HILLS DeMarco & Sons, Inc. to Wil- Feegas Corporation to At- stitutions. liam R. Saul and Mary Jane lantic Richfield Company SS Complete file by Lot, Block and Sub- s 1 Saul, h/w SS $10.20. $245.10 Building features include sauna bath, *'" ™"^ NE 1/4 of Lot 8 less E 50 Lot 2, less W 4 ft, Blk division of sales and transfers of Bo- ft and W 215 ft, Blk 8. T. M. 10, TUNISON PALMS SEC. #2 ca Raton property since 1955. -1 where BeCo Rafcn RICKARDS L. Brett White and Itvenus Development h Indus- la E. White, h/w to Robert trial Corp, to Harold W. Zel- ets Defray Beach C. Husted and Florence M. ler, Jr. and Jan W. Zeller, Full Color Brochure on Request Husted, h/w SS $51.00. h/w SS $7.50 Lot 19, Blk 18, BOCA RATON Lot 13, Blk 5, HIDDEN yAL- (3400 block) of SOUTH SQUARE UNIT #4 DeMarco & LEY SEC ONE Nich Laccheo \mxnptxusnnasuiVKX To Buy or Sell Sons, Inc. to Walt E.Christiana and Tillie Laccheo, his wife to FEDERAL HIGHWAY and Judith E., h/w SS $11.40 Robert J. Walsh and Virginia MLS Lot 1, Blk 22, ROYAL PALM E. Walsh, g/w SS $56.10 Phone 395-8155 8P0 Tropic Isle Drive, YACHT & COUNTRYCLUBS/D Lot 7, Blk 1, WHISEM UNIT Howard C. Herger and Lillian "A" William A. Brindle and Oeiray Beach, Florida A. Herger h/w to Lee Wand- Mary V. Brindle, h/w to John ling and Dorothy A. Wandling, Joseph Kerr and Patricia A. 339-6667-278-3358 h/w SS $153.00. Kerr, h/w SS $58.50 Lot 8, Blk 19, SPANISH RIV- Lot 11, Blk 20, UNIT II, ER LAND CO. S/D Unit #2 BOCA RATON SQUARE Char- 1021 HILLSBORO MILE (AlAj Michael G. Greco and Elsie S. les E. Dawson and Jane Daw- Greco, h/w to Otto J. Sadlo and son, h/w to Joseph F. Murphy REALTOR HILLSBORO BEACH 943-8000 Anna F. Sadlo, h/w SS $168.00. and Elizabeth S. Murphy • h.w 140 N. Federal Hwy,, Boca Raton fc Lot 8, Blk 5, SPANISH RIVER SS $81.00 *0pen Daily cmd Sunday* PLAND CO. UNIT #3 Itvenus De- S-l/2 of Lot 5, Blk 1 SPAN- 335-8155 velopment and Industrial Corp. ISH VILLAGE Ruth J. Colebank to Michael D. Rapkin and Ma- to John A. Walter and Clara ALWAYS AS REPRESENTED deline Rapkin, h/w SS $33.00 Lot 1, Blk 7, BOCA RATON £-.; RIVIERA UNIT B Thomas Abin- anti and Mary Abinanti, h/w to James L. Emerick, Sr. and Grace K. Emerick, h/w SS $20.10. Lot 7, Blk 66, UNIT 14, BO- ,x CA RATON SQUARE Coral Ma- nor Construction Company to See Boca Raton's Jack E. Riddle and Gail G. .•4,«,-.;«-:s--v, Riddle h/w SS $16.80. 1 .., * Lot 7, Blk 2, TUNISON MOST BIAUTSFUL MODEL HOMES PALMS SEC. HI John F. Rid- •-„ .' fcdle and Ann C. Riddle, h/w to *H. F. S. Builders, Inc. SS $10.50. NOW HEARING COMPLETION Lot 58, Blk 13, ROYAL PALM YACHT AND COUNTRY CLUB S/D Faith Dudgeon Taylor to John A. McDonald and Eleanor h/w SS $69.00. Lot 1, Blk 25, BOCA RATON HILLSBOBO SQUARE UNIT II Southern Fed- eral Savings & Loan Assoc. of Broward County to Ed son H. Graham and Harold A. Achorn atott SS $70.50. Lot 19, Blk 4, BEL MARRA Hugh J. Williams and Thelma B. Williams, h/w to Robert J. Haycock and Marianne B. Hay- cock, h/w SS $27.00. Lot 16, Blk 12, CARIBBEAN w\ KEYS Vern W. Wheeler and - -i .& •«. •-- a Bessie Wheeler, h/w to Henry 'Baas and Kathryn Baas, h/w SS $105.00. HALLMARK 111 MODEL IN 2 VERSIONS *M»- Lot 13, Blk 9, REPLAT OF •^iiiii COUNTRY CLUB VILLAGE SEC. "A" Dr. Posey Lee Bel- ::.:•• ton and Josephine M. Belton, OPTIONAL SCEENJD v^^>: h/w to Robert H. Rhode and GASOfN FOUNTAIN Aden D. Rhode, h/w SS $72.00. >' Lot 2, BLK 17, SPANISH RIV- |! NOOK j ' ;!3 \) HOOFED OviR SCttE^D PATIO f^ft ER LAND CO. UNIT #2 Ruten- KQCFED OVtR 5CSEEKED PATIO O*" 10.6 X IG.iT Boca Mar berg Homes of Southeast Flor- ida, Inc. to Warren August «^; Wheeler SS $30.00. Boca Ratoirfe Lot 29, Blk C, BOCA HAR- SO X 2S.S m BOUR 1ST SECTION Edward J. OINING LIVING Renda, a single man to Charles 20 n 21.a ON-THE-OCEANFRONT ON the INTRACOASTAL D. Munro and Iris Munro, h/w JOINING LIVING . SS $85.50. and on the OCEAN TOO! |* Lot 10, Less S 5 ft, Blk 2, Kental Apartments WHISEM UNIT "B" Carolyn *3 MARCH OCCUPANCY %t%M *OO. J. McCracken, a single wom- an, to Joseph P. Pethia and Prices From jL"Tf Sandra Lee Pethia, h/w SS $69.00. ess t0th e MODELS OPEN DAILY 9-5 Lot 17, 18 and W 80 ft Lot 19, Blk 19, PLAT OF BOCA MS EXCEPT SUNDAY 12-5 2 ™- , ' $0A9CA 9 BEDROOMS, RATON HILLS SECTION #2. restaurants ln»r co ? P| Herman L. Gallup, Ind and As 2 BATHS FROM 20,250 3 S'...M O OS a Sole surv of Est by Entirety FEATURES INCLUDE: with Dorothy F. Gallup, joined *Prices for homes an your lot anywhere from Pompana to Boynton, inclusive. We ha" Private Ocean Beach/ by Ann H. Gallup, h/w to Wai- plenty of choice lots available in Boca Raton. ^^-J'rivate docking/Un- '^lijg^ "a . '-^^orcover and -OTT- MODELS AT CORNER S.W. 9th AV*. & S.W. 3rd ST., BOCA RATON P-. --^ifreef parking/Pri- "S S-. '•-:-&Ufe roofed, screened SAFES D-VV?««/cony far each -i; ; New andSUsed partment/Oceanside put IHIClf 1/ w*"—• -WVM e* :fofcfiouse and heated *Prices for homes on your lot any- wimming pool/Put- where from Pompano Beach to }nq green "Shuffle- Boynton Beach, inclusive. We have >oard/Full-time man- ATLANTIC il-'rc plenty of choice lots available in ner and maintenance .if POMPANOI JBEACH Boca Raton. taff. MODELS AT CORNER OF S.W. 3th AVE. and S.W. 3rd ST., BOCA RATON HILLSBOBO h t. , ii,t. Call Now 399-7913 APPLIANCES WALL SAFE 5 °° DeMARCO & SONS, Inc. Boca Mar Apartments CONDOMINIUM APARTMENTS Inside—94rx 11x8'/k in. DESIGNERS • BUILDERS • DEVELOPERS SINCE 1919 1050 Hilhboro M//e (A-l-A), HiUsboro Beach SECURITY SAFE SALES 301 S. Ocean Blvd., Boca Raton 5449 N. Federal Hwy. TELEPHONES 399-4300 • 395-4300 R LamtardalB — 565-2011 6B BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, March 9, 1969 (SPACE) HOUSE AT SMALL COST Family-Size three bedroom two bath home (bedrooms are separated for maximum pri- vacy) on a quiet street in a nice neighbor- hood. Even room for a poo! for the kids. A real buy in today's market at $18,500.00. To see it call June Chaplin or Fred Condell at Bruce E. Darreil Real Estate 425 E. Palmet- to Park Road, Boca Raton 395-1322 BR 1831. Neumann wins OOMiEROIILOOOKlNS sales award Selection of Fred L_ Neumann of Boca Raton as a merit award win- ner has been announc- ed by Time Insurance Co., a Milwaukee, Wis., life and health firm. The award is pre- Electric cooking caravan. sented annually to the top 10 per cent of the 2400 independent insur- Live demonstrations ance agents represent- ing the firm. Basis for selection includes ser- vice to clients, product knowledge and 1968 East Haven Cooking Caravan due here sales activity. This is thefourth year 2 BR-2 BATH A CUNHOMIMtJllf i BR-1 BATH that Neumann earned the Florida Power & fresh water tank. ens, grills, hotplates demonstra- s Light Company's Com- and similar equipment. tions throughout the award. 21,000°° Immediate Occupancy *18 995°° mercial Electric Cook- The trailer portion is FPL sales members State. ing Caravan will play a 30' long, with a 16- who conduct the dem- "Invitations have For Classified Ads WALKING DISTANCE TO BEACH - SHOPS return engagement in foot section on one side onstrations are thor- been issued to many in that is hinged at the top Call 395-8300 34 S.E. 7th AVE., DELRAY caU Boca Raton at Palmet- to open from floor to oughly familiar with this area who are inter- to Park Road and North- ceiling, and form an commercial electric ested in this type of op- "SEAGATE TOWERS' ~ MODEL OPEN 278-3383 east 2nd avenue March awning. This enables a cooking techniques, eration," Ray stated. >9i Thar* must be a iwnoril 11-14. having completed a pe- "If we have missed any- >&/ 50% told alroodyl large group to sit out- riod of training con- one, a call to my office Construction just started. Unique lo- According to FPL side the trailer, under cation/ privacy, etc., — you just BONNELL REALTY, INC. Manager John W. Ray, the awning, while watch- ducted by the Execu- is all that is necessary have to see it I 200 McFarlane Dr. tive Chef of one of thefor an invitation to at- Just 2 blocks S.E. of the bridge in the Caravan tour held ing a demonstration. Delray Beach — phone 278-4564 630 E, ATLANTIC AVE., DELRAY BEACH last year was so suc- All pieces of electric nation's largest manu- tend a demonstration." cessful that those who equipment in the trailer facturers of commer- missed it wanted to see are of the very latest de- cial electric equipment, the live demonstrations sign and installed in an and more recently as- of commercial electric arrangement typical of a sisting in conducting the cooking. And some who complete food service saw it earlier wanted to operation. This includes get a second look. the necessary sanitation According to statis- On its first. swing and dish-washing facili- tics gathered by sports • through F PL-served ties, hoods and ventilat- authority Rex Lardner, areas last year, the ex- ing equipment — all per- America has as many hibit visited some 35 mitting "live" demon- horseshoe pitchers, at communities, making stration of any or all 10 million, as golfers, commercial cooking equipment. and more boatmen, at 42 demonstrations to over Space within the trail- million, than the 40 mil- 1,000 visitors including er is large enough for a lion bowlers. But only restaurant operators, closer inspection or ac- 22,000 are curlers and architects, school board tual personal use of ov- 500,000 are fencers. members, dietitians, hospital administra- tors, restaurant asso- ciations and culinary student groups from fo junior colleges. In addition, the Cara- van was a focal point at zsuzfcm, the Pan American Hos- pitality Exposition where it presented all-, IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE ASSOCIATION electric preparation and serving of portion- packed foods to hun- HAROLD W. O'CONNOR dreds of visiting food service operators. Before you decide on The Caravan consists REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS of a 48-foot truck and COMMERCIAL — RESIDENTIAL — LOTS - ACREAGE trainer with the truck 2O S. E. FIRST AVENUE • BOCA RATON, FLORIDA section housing a five- a $50,000 or $200,000 home ton revers - cycle BOCA RATON 395-B600 RESIDENCE 395-4623 electric air conditioner, FORT LAUDERDALE 399-860O water heater and the come see why you'll be happier at Sabal Ridge. There are two very important things that go you share only with your lone neighbor. This into any home you buy. You and the money provides a degree of privacy rarely found in you invest in it...two very good reasons for apartment living. seeing Sabal Ridge Apartments before you The quality of construction and equipment make a decision. and the character of the appointments are the Sabal Ridge is the closest thing to a luxury best money can buy. Arvida Corporation home you'll find in a condominium apartment. spared no expense to make these the finest And there's one thing about Sabal Ridge you oceanfront apartment residences in Florida. won't find in any single family residence... So before you spend a lot of money for any complete freedom from individual mainte- luxury home find out how much luxury money 4 nance, worry and care. will buy at Sabal Ridge, without the worries When you buy in Sabal Ridge you own an and cares of maintaining a home. From entire half floor. Your apartment is a minimum $146,000 to $170,000. 3000 square feet. All parking is underground in the building with direct access to your apart- ment by elevator from the garage lobby. Sabal Ridge Apartments You have only one neighbor on your floor. AN OCEANFRONT CONDOMINIUM Two elevators serve a large entry foyer which Developed by j£, ARVIDA CORPORATION If you prefer privacy to beehive living . . . buzz over to Delray i Beach. It's quiet, pretty, friendly and very elegant. The Banyan House is very Delray Beach. It's most unhive-like. It's oceanfront luxury in condomin- ium living . . . without hustle and congestion. Residence ownership starts at $35,000. Furnished models open daily 9 am to 5 pm. 1225 South Ocean Boulevard, Delray Beach. 278-2479. Stop in, honey. Shown by Appointment Only/Call Paul F. Hrabko/701 South Ocean Boulevard/Boca Raton/Florida In Boca Raton 395-5330/In Fort Lauderdale 399-3965/1 n Palm Beach 585-3400 Sunday, March 9,1969 BOCA RATON NEWS 7B J Radice's two apartments - Cloister del Mar and Cloister Towers. Radice will build TARGET new apartment here Radice- Realty and chaser by the Radice or- IOOF1NG CO. Construction Corp* has ganization through the started another new years. NOW 941-6920 CALL high-rise condominium Included will be such apartment development items as sound-condi- to be known as White- tioned units with con- SEAL trolled central air con- ROOF INTERIOR hall, an $8,500,000,-16- AND floor project utilizing ditioning, two balcon- CLEANING LOCK AND the two apartments per ies each, through-the- AND GRAVEL EXTERIOR floor concept which they building apartment pro- viding two and in some PAINTING BONDED PAINTING successfully introduced ROOF to the Gold Coast in cases, three exposures, 1966. and floor to ceiling so- ALL TYPES ROOF REPAIRS lar tinted tempered Arthur Radice, pres- glass window walls on FULLY GUARANTEED ident, said the luxur- most apartments. ious Whitehall will have ALUMINUM Regional director ROTTEN TARGET 164 apartments on Lee C. Vona, who has GUTTERS a four-acre oceanfront LUMBER .400 N.W..39 St. been responsible for the AND site. firm's merchandising REPLACED DOWNSPOUTS One, two and three- since it started opera- f% bedroom apartments tions in Ft. Lauderdale Licenced with prices starting at .in 1957, saie special Free Estimate $36,500 will include a kitchen cabinets with a and host of features found solid look of substantial Insured Prompt Service most appealing to the af- furniture will be one of fluent apartment pur- the new features in the all electric kitchens. Another item in the kitchens, will be pri- DO FINE THINGS APPEAL TO YOU? •. . vate breakfast rooms in each apartment. A hallmark of Radice developments is the heated swimming pool located on the south side of the project near the sauna bath and health room facilities. Vona said there will be acres of underground parking for owners and guests, with some above We happily announce The Patrician of Palm ground space for quick- ie visitors and trades- Beach, soon to rise gleaming, on the most men. Generously land- celebrated oceanfront in the world. scaped gardens twine through the spacious The Patrician is a rental apartment building grounds and lead past the game and card ...designed to fill the needs (and the whims) rooms. of those discerning people who prefer to be One of the better fea- unencumbered by ownership .. .who prefer no tures is the direct in- door passage from the long-term cash tie-up. garage to the building's five private tower lob- It is not surprising that The Patrician of bies. All Radice high- Palm Beach is a long list of nice things. rise building foyers are in the building and pro- What is surprising is that you can live so Villas in ATLANTIS surrounding their pool and recreation area. tected from the ele- . . . When only true Country Club Living is the answer to your ments. superlatively at The Patrician at such low cost dreams, then it's time to seriously consider a residence in beautiful Model apartments are open to the public daily ONE, TWO AND THREE BEDROOM APARTMENTS ATLANTIS. . . and Sunday at the ocean- Regardless of the type of living you front site at South Ocean from "^ I v^O monthly on yearly lease prefer . . . whether it be a distinctive Drive from 9 aom. to 6 home, an elegant Villa, or a charming p.m. EXQUISITELY FURNISHED MODELS apartment . . . you will find them all in Radice also develop- open 9:OO to 5:OO daily ATLANTIS. . . o relaxed, country club ed the plush Cloister community far removed from the noise and Beach Towers and irritation of bumper to bumper living. . . Cloister Del Mar, north yet' only minutes away from all conven- of the Whitehall de- iences. Enjoy the privacy of your home velopment. Construc- bordering the lush fairways of the beauti- tion is expected to be- ful Atlantis\Country Club . . . and at the same time have the convenience and anin mid-May freedom from maintenance worries that OF PALM BE AC make apartment living attractive! GRIFFIN HOWARD JOHNbON'5 Sound too good to be true? Come and see LOORING CO. for yourself . . . visit Atlantis today. 'Griffin Has The Floor" ON IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY THE AVAILABLE VINYL OCEAN CORK in the Heart 1 of the Famed CARPET • 1 /a miles south of Palm Beaches Howard Johnson's FORMICA on Highway A-1-A SANDING Rental Apartments COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES 3450 South Ocean Boulevard FINISHING Palm Beach, Florida # CALL OR WRITE FOR INFORMATION Telephone: 588-2673 • ATLANTIS, FLORIDA 33460 PHONE 965-7900 FREE ESTIMATES 118 N. Federal Hwy. By The Builders of The Patrician of Boca Raton Delray CR 8-1210 \ f L NEWS Sunday, March 9,1969 3EB.'-"-.S *-*• p ;=•>,:> •:••• Southbound tourists YELLOW 420 ACRES increased in year DOOR SPECIALS •1495 SS Florida's Wel- The tenth station is a come Stations report an temporary facility on I- from eight per cent increase 10 which has been in op- 7/8 mile frontage in southbound traffic for eration only since June. OTHERVfELl PLASTRIDGE 1968 over 1967, accord- Incoming traffic pat- REALTY ing to Don Meiklejohn, terns in the Pensacola M on Hwy. 441 m executive director of the area were altered by Florida Development the opening of the new CAMINO GARDENS RARE FIND Commission, which op- Interstate. The traffic Very spacious living area with cathedral 25% DOWN erates the tourist infor- diverted from U.S. 90 to ceiling — two bedrooms — two baths — mation and greeting 1-10 was not served by CUSTOM BUILT - CHOICE LOCATION I": two car garage — huge screened patio centers. a Welcome Station prior 4 BEDROOMS - 3 BATHS - POOL with pool — in the '"Cove" - on canal ...10 YEARS While Welcome Sta- June. Meiklejohn felt - no bridges. At $37,500, this won't tion figures include only an overall increase of WATERFRONT last! Call us at "The Yellow Door" those incoming visitors ten to eleven per cent MLS BR-1828WP. Boca Raton— Delray Area fe: who stop at the facili- would have been regis- ties for information and tered for all stations had free orange juice, the the temporary Inter- data collected is a re- state center been open liable index of tourist all year. LAND LEASED $9600 per year - plus taxes trends. The eight per Comparison of data cent increase, there- show the Welcome Sta- fore, indicates Flori- tion on 1-75 was the bus- da's overall 1968 tour- iest for both years, ac- ist year figures should counting for almost half be above those for 1967. the tourist stops. The 32 ACRES The total number of stations on U.S. 17 at Quality designed Spanish style EAST OF MILITARY TRAIL people stopping on their Yulee and on U.S. 1 and' home with East facing Chattahoo- IN THE COVE FRONTS PAVED ROAD •t-A way into the state dur- 301 at Hilliard were next chee patio around kidney shaped no- ing 1968 was 1,420,323 in visitor volume in that A wonderful feeling of openness greets you as compared to 1,315,- order. vac pool. This:elegant home is com* in this two bedroom, two bath home. Ceiling 341 for 1967. Of the According to the Wel- plefely carpeted and draped and no cable heat, two air-conditioning units, for [,•: coolness. Set in beautiful tropical planting *2950 & state's ten stations, come Station figures, expense was spared in appoint* eight showed more reg- the summer months of ments. For your Ieasure a lovely for $23,500. from "The Yellow Door!" istrations than in 1967. June, July and August MLSBR-1766 Family room and outside barbeque '-• i Only the station on U.S. continued to have the 90 near Pensacola had heaviest automobile on lush landscaped grounds. A two car garage has electric door open- a decline in visitors. tourist traffic. April of PRIME ers and, of course, a dock for your 1968 showed the great- LOCATION O'Connor at est increase for any one boat. A 53/4% mortgage can be as* month, jumping from sumed. Offered at $74,500. BR- Large corner lot. East side of quiet 74,928 registrants in 1798-WP. By appointment only! street in Boca Raton Square. First Realty 1967 to 109,990for 1968. $5,500 at "The Yellow Door." As a result the spring MLSBV-311 Harold W. O'Connor break in tourist traf- Phone has joined the staff of fic, which occurred in First Realty Corp. April in 1967, came in 395-0220 O'Connor comes to May this past year. The Boca Raton from Kings- fall break for both PLASTRIDGE ton, N.Y., where he was years occurred in Sep- an active real estate tember as school terms • i , REALTY, INC. broker for over 20 i 757S.Fed.Hwy. Baca Raton began. ' Colonial Building 395^4044 years. A native of Over. 100,000 people So. Federal Hwy Kingston, he is a past stopped at Welcome Sta- 224 Boca Raton president of the Ulster tions in each of seven County Board of Real- months in 1968 395-1433 -- tors and was chairman of that board's Multi- ple Listings' Service Corp. Also an appraiser, he represented the Veter- ans Administration for appraisal work and was a member of the New t York State Society of Real Estate Appraisers. Active in civic and church affairs, O'Con- nor served on the May- CARIBBEAN KEYS .R or's Committee for ^3 Commission on Human THAT'S A Rights in Kingston. GOOD ONE Ford opens DID YOU ^1 WOT outlet here HEAR THE HEAR YE! Ford Venetian Blinds ONE ABOUT •;j Mulfipfe Listing Service and Doors has opened a new showroom in Bo- THE ca Raton, bringing to ' GETS HOUSES BOUGHT A boatman's delight with free flow* eight the firm's retail UNINSURED ing canal on two sides of a beauti- outlets in South Flor- SEIUNG? H anil SOLD FAST! fully landscaped lot. This three ida. COUPLE? bedrooms, two baths home, beasts of The Ford firm pro- duces everything sold INSURE WITH "DAY" - -d centra! air conditioning and heating, in its stores at two man- BE SURE TOMORROW! carpets, drapes, patio, dock, circular ufacturing plants in Mi- 200 Eip@r! drive, and automatic sprinkler sys- ami. tem. MLS BR-1801W. The Ford line also in- cludes shades and drap- Agency - 1 Real Estate -Salemeti eries and, upholstery. \5OO S. FEDERAL HWY. BUYING The new store here is CALL 395-0220 MON.-SAT., ON SUNDAYS CALL 395-9683 m Help Yoy! located at 1941 N. Fed- OPEN SATURDAY CAMINO GARDENS eral Hwy. 9 AM-5 PM • j * Buying a home- RENTING? * Selling a home- * Renting a home COASTAL .- \ You'll get expert help TERRACE This Andover Model Home is built on ON EAST SIDE OF INTRACOASTAL a large, well landscaped corner lot. JUST NORTH OF DEERFIELD BRIDGE UASJNG -*^ Some of its many features are two MULTIPLE : bedrooms, two baths, carpeting in ,! OUR APARTMENTS • •! family room and patio, draperies, WILL MAKE SENSE TO YOU • centra! air conditioning and heating, L iSTING utility area in the garage, and auto* THEY INCLUDE EVERYTHING! : matic sprinkler system. MLS BR* (EVEN THE CARPETS) JERVICE .' 1729. MODELS OPEN WHY DON'T YOU CALL US TODAY FOR YOUR INSPECTION ADVERTISE AND MAKE AN APPOINTMENT TO 2 Bedroom 2 Bath - $25,990 !- IN THE SEE THESE HOMES. 3 Bedroom 3 Bath -$27,990 i BOCA RATON NEWS 75% FINANCING AVAILABLE Florida's Fastest Growing Newspaper APRIL OCCUPANCY 401 N..E. 19TH AVE. Cull 395-8300 22 S. FEDERAL BOCA RATON, FLA JUST N.. OF DEERFIELD BRIDGE REALTORS PHONE 395-4711 PHONE: 399*6772 PHONE 399-6711 Public Notices , &B^>"-9-1969 Bored? Over 40? Join FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE Boca Raton's newest NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Adult Fun Club. 395- that the undersigned desiring to engage in business in Boca 8635 between.6 & 8 P.M Raton, Florida, under the fic- Classified Ad Service titious name of Robert Preston Company & Preston Products Phone 395-8300 intends to register the said name with the Clerk of the GATEWAY Circuit Court of Palm Beach NATURAL FOODS County, Florida. Natural, Vitamins &; Robert Preston Minerals Organically 876 NW 6th Ave. Boca Raton, Fla. grown, dried fruit. Di- Publish: Feb. 23, March 2, 9, etetic Foods & Vegeta- 16, 1969 ble Juices. Furnish proof of publication 326 E. Atlantic Blvd. CALL Pompano 941-8120 TIC TOC Private JUVENILE COURT FOR THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT School. Infants to 7 395-8300 years. Open all year. ORDER OF NOTICE 273 N.W. 15th St. Boca City of Danbury, Conn. Feb. 395-5044. 399-6719 5 D Instructions,-.Tutoring 10, 1969 PROFESSIONAL Petition for the Commitment of the Minor Children of Charles All ages. All problems. Walker & Sadie Lee Paughtry M.I.T. 1943 Honor Grad, Walker of parts unknown DEADLINE Harold Selleck 395-3303 Upon the petition of the Com- TUESDAY EDITION FRENCH LESSONS by missioner of Welfare of the Mondays, 10:00 A.M. State of Connecticut is said native teacher, begin- District, stating that the minor ners and advanced. Call child of the above named per- THURSDAY EDITION son is an/are uncared-for, neg- Wednesdays, 10:00 A.M. Mrs. Yvonne Perkins EVERYBODY lected or delinquent child which 276-5694. petition will be heard on the SUNDAY. EDITION 5 E Schools 8 Camps 10th day of March, 1969 at Fridays, 10:00 A.M. 12:00 o'clock in the noon, at Boca Palm Day School, the Juvenile Court, 42 Main Children 21/2to6yrs. St., in the City of Danbury in said District, It appearing to Half Day - Full Day. and being found by the sub- '62 PLYMOUTH FURY 395-3698. Lie. & Ins. scribing authority .that the above 10 4 Help Female named Charles Walker & Sadie Tires like new. Low WANT Lee Daughtry Walker has gone mileage, Clean Call Part time Housekeeper, to pans unknown, therefore. 395-5009 after 6 PM. approx 3 to 4 days per ORDERED, That notice of the '67 CADILLAC Sedan week. Take care of 6 hearing of this petition be giv- yr. old boy. Call after en by publishing this order of DeVille excellent con- notice in the Boca Raton News dition. Tinted windows, 4; 395-2196. Must have a newspaper having a circula- own transportation. tion in the City of Boca Raton, factory air, new tires, once a week: two weeks suc- all electric and extras. Experienced SECRE - cessively, commencing on or Call 399-7033 or 395- TARY Shorthand and before the 12th day of Febru- ary A.D. 1969. 2197 eves. typing required, legal 1959 FORD 2 DoorTNew experience preferred. Elizabeth B. Madeley Call 395-0933. Acting Clerk of the Juvenile Interior, and tires. Ra- Court for the First District dio, heater, V-8 auto- Plastic Mfg. Co. needs matic, Engine and trans, ASSEMBLERS. Pleas- Publish March 9, 16, 1969. Furnish proof: of publication recently rebuilt $275 or ant working conditions, trade. Call John 395- paid holidays and vaca- 8300 days or 399-1359 tions, 2 coffee breaks NOTICE TO CREDITORS eves. and sick benefits. Cisco FOR SALE FURNITURE Al Condition '63 Chevy Kid Tackle 2630 N.W. IN THE COURT OF THE . COUNTY JUDGE, IN AND Impala 4 door 43,000 1st Ave. Boca. FOR PALM BEACH actual miles. Spotless Earn up to $5 an hour. COUNTY, FLORIDA; IN inside and out. Beige LUZIER COSMETICS. PROBATE, NO. 27980 color, full power includ- Subsidiary of Bristol- HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED TO BUY IN RE: ESTATE OF ing air. $895 firm. Bo- Meyers. Call 278-5072 CARROLL B. RIPLEY ca 395-1364. after 3:30 PM Deceased. 1966 LINCOLN Like RELIABLE DOMESTIC TO ALL CREDITORS, LEGA- New, Fully Equipped, HELP 1 day a week. Call • TEES, DISTRIBUTEES AND Low Mileage Call 395- 391-0855. PERSONS HAVING ANY MOBILE HOMES RENTALS • SALES CLAIMS OR DEMANDS 6473. ___ TYPIST with good AGAINST SAID ESTATE: '65 CHEVROLET Bel- knowledge of Bookkeep- ing. 5 days a week. Call You and each of you are here- Aire wagon. Power by notified that you are re- steering, auto trans, 391-0006. quired by Law to present any Permanent employment claims and demands which you, radio and heat $1050. or either of you, may have Call 391-2939. 5 day week office help. LEGAL NOTICES PERSONALS against tbe estate of Carroll *60 MGA-1600-MK II Bookkeeping experience B. Ripley, deceased, late of preferred. Call Fla. said County, to the County Judge 1000 miles, on complete of Palm Beach County, Flor- rebuilt engine. New Public Utilities Co. 278- ida, at his office in the court clutch.r¥=G. tires,-top 2636 for Appt." house of said County at West Palm Beach, Florida, within fair, mecanically per- Girl for general clean- AUTO SERVICES six calendar months from the fect, BRG paint, asking ing 1 day week. C all 395- LOST & FOUND time of the first publication $950 Call after 6 PM of this notice. Each claim or 2859 walking distance demand shall be in writing in 395-5369 from Pearl City. duplicate, and shall state the place of residence and post of- '66 CHEVROLET 9 pas- Mature woman good fice address of the claimant, senger Impala 327 Sta- with children for church PETS • SERVICES and shall be sworn to by the tionwagon. Factory air, ANNOUNCEMENTS claimant, his agent, or his at- nursery Thursdays 10 torney, and any such claim or radio, electric rear AM to noon. Call 395- demand not so filed shall be windows, power brakes, 3418. . ___ void. and steering, luggage rack. 28,000 miles. Part time, as many s/THOMAS A. RIPLEY Like new Call 391-2425 hours as desired. Can BIRTH As executor of the Last earn $5 or more per Will and Testament of '61 CADILLAC by pri- hour. Appt only 395- ANNOUNCEMENTS Carroll B. Ripley, deceas- ed. vate owner. 395-5603. 5010 9 AM to 5 PM. . '66 VOLKSWAGEN by SECRETARY s/LEOJ.FOX Attorney for Executor private owner Call 395- PART TIME MISCELLANEOUS 133 Boca Raton Road 5603. 12 to 4 PM-5 Days. RADIO « TV Boca Raton, Florida. MG/TD - Early '53, re- $2.50 per hour. Short- SERVICES hand and typing exper- First publication: February 23, builder's special. Solid. 1969 Motor down. Make offer. ience. Office in Hi-Rise Commercial Record 395-4536. Condominium. Boca Ra- Publish: Feb. 23, March, 2, ton 399-3121. JOBS OF SWAPS 9, 16, 1969. '57 CHE VY Furnish proof of publication utomatic CHECKER - PERMAN- INTEREST: WOMEN EXCHANGES $90. ^^ ENT apply at Matty's 395-51C-«^Ex 694 ask Cleaners 1941 N. Fed- for Bob eral Hwy. Boca '63 Buick hard top se- Call 395-2440. dan. Power steering and BUSINESS SCHOOLS NOTICE TO brakes. 36,000 miles. SECRETARY JOB APPLICANTS Very clean, good run- Permanent employ- OPPORTUNITIES TRAINING The Boca Raton News ning condition. $650. By ment, Boca Raton. Typ- does not knowingly ac- original owner Gall 395- ing, shorthand and gen- cept Help-Wanted ads 3508 after 1 PM. eral office duties. Call from employers cov- 395-1890 for appoint- JOBS OF JOBS: ered by the Fair La- VOLKSWAGEN "BUG" ment. MEN OR WOMEN bor Standards Act, Excellent Condition FULL TIME GIRL with INTEREST: MEN which applies to em- Air/cond., transistor drivers license for ployment in inter- radio, new tires $1,000 Lunch Wagon Service, state commerce, if Boca Verde East apt Also PART TIME GIRL JOBS WANTED: JOBS WANTED: they offer less than 306D 395-2383. to serve lunch, no age the legal minimum '65 PONTIAC BONNE- barrier, no license WOMEN: MEN wage (1,60 an hour for VILLE, white 1 owner. needed. Call 395-0904 those covered prior to February 1, 1968 and Perfect condition. $150 -or 395-4172 Eves. $1.15 an hour for new- cash. Pick up monthly DENTAL ASSISTANT ly covered employees) payments $66.30. Bal. Mature woman with or fail to pay the ap- $1,800 call 395-8300 ask above average intel- plicable overtime. for Ruth. ligence between the ages CALL Contact the United 5 A Lost & Found of 25 and 45.|Experience States Labor Depart- LOST — Cat, long preferred but not neces- ment's local office for haired seal point SIA- sary. Send Resume with more information. The MESE, female, Tan with references to Boca 395-8300 address is U.S. Dept. dark brown ears and Raton News BoxD.E.l0._ Hour and Public Con- feet. Reward, call 395- HOUSEKEEPER, light tracts Divisions, 6485 or 399-7996. cooking for couple, 51/2 Washington, D.C. Lost in Boca Theater days for approximately 399-6719 20210. Fri. eve. Feb. 28, Man's 6 weeks. Delray Bch. black wallet. Payments area. Stay in private stopped on all credit quarters or go with own cards. REWARD Write transportation. Top Boca News Box S 8 wages. 278-1418. CLASSIFIED Lost: Long haired brown Full and part time BOCA RATON and black part Dach- CLEANING WOMAN shund "TUBBY" Tag wanted in the fiillsboro RATES #1058 Lost in vicinity Beach area. Good work- 1 3 6 9 12 of W. Camino and Sea- ing conditions. Year Lines Day Days Days Days Days board about Sat. Call round. Phone 399-0660. NEWS 4 1.20 3.36 5.76 7.92 10.56 5 1.50 4.20 7.20 9.90 13.20 391-0416 Reward. between 8 AM & 6 PM 6 1.68 4.60 7.92 10.80 14.40 7 1.96 5.46 9.24 12.60 16.80 Lost: Part Dachshund Wig Salon needs HAIR- 8 2.08 5.76 9.60 12.96 17.28 and Beagle female dog 9 2.34 6.48 10.80 14.58 19.44 DRESSER to assist and 10 2.50 6.90 11.40 15.30 20.40 about 30 lbs. wearing style wigs. Some ex- 11 2.75. 7.59 12.54 16.83 22.44 leather collar. Lost 12 2.88 7.92 12.96 18.36 24.48 perience preferred. No 13 3.Z2 8.58 14.04 19.89 26.52 Wed. in vicinity of Ad- Sat. or Eves. $75 for 35 dison Mizner School Additional hour week to start. 399- Line .24 .66 1.08 1.53 2.04 Call 391-2741 after 6. 3500. L 10B BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, March 9, 1969 15 Q HOUSEHOLD GOODS 25 B Apartments for Rent 25 B Apartments for Rent. 35 A Lets & Acreage Sale 35 A Lots & Acreage Sale 35 A Lots & Acreage Sale 15 A Miscellaneous Sale Almost new pale yellow COUPLE $85 WEEK Efficiency apt. season- EVTRACOASTAL LOT WATERFRONT lot 95 x FOR SALE LOVELY ANTIQUE ma- divan $198. Call early ENJOY PRIVATE EF- al. Be.tween beach and 100 ft. right on the wa- 100 for sale by owner LOT 13 BL 4 hogany EMPIRE SEW- AM Perfect condition. FICIENCY - patio near intracoastal, call eves. terway in delightful in- Lot 3 Blk 3 Bel Marra 75 xl20 CLASSIFIED Sbdv. Call 395-7921. CALDWELL HEIGHTS ING TABLE, drop leaf, Call 395-4773. A1A and Beach. TV Bd- 395-0995. let Cay. Our very last JO A Help Female lot with a view in this BOCA RATON rope legs, 2 drawer. Al SINGER Sewing ma- ca 395-4365. Furn. 1 Bedrm. & eff. 7 Lots 25 by 125 ft Each Room and Board in ex- chine. Zig Zags, but- subdivision of beautiful ADJOININT J. C. MIT- change for babysitting. condition $100 Firm. HAMPSTEAD VILLAGE apts. Air cond. 450' to Boca Raton Park. Own- CHELL SCHOOL PRIC- tonholes, $28. UN- APARTMENTS homes. What a home Private room and bath in UNCLAIMED Public beach. Monthly site! $15,000 total price er. Phone AM only 395- ED FOR QUICK SALE© CLAIMED FREIGHT, 660 Glouchester St. or season 399-4453. 2276- $2200 CASH. f fine family home. Write FREIGHT 2003 U. S. Hwy 441 S with $2,000 down & Boca News Box WK 2. STEREO CONSOLE (4) o North Boca. Deluxe fur- OTTO YARK 395-0865 Ft. Lauderdale. nished apartment 1 bed- FURNISHED APART- terms. Call Pompano COUNTRY CLUB 10 B Help Male beautiful cabinets with MENT 1 Bedrm 11/2 946-0262 or Boca 395- VILLAGE SAME DAY VACUUM 4 speaker systems. To 1968 SINGER CONSOLE room 11/2 baths. .5834 Eves. CLEANER SERVICE PAINTERS Monthly or yearly. bath. No pets. Screened ATTENTION SENIOR Need good brush and be sold for storage and Slightly used Ziz Zag in patio, all facilities, COLIN MCKENNA CITIZENS: Complete ELECTROLUX - freight. Total $79.95 stylish walnut cabinets. 2 Bedroom 2 bath Furn. pool, etc. Excellent lo- that retirement dream HOOVER roller men for resi- Makes button holes, REALTY dential work in Boca each, or $6 monthly. Un- or unfurn Duplex, con- cation. Call Sam Scott Office 107 Professional with a lot in a most de- ALL OTHER BRANDS claimed Freight, 2003 sews on buttons, mono- venient location, w/w . . . Assoc. Constant sireable location in Bo- AND MODELS Raton - Delray area. grams, appliques, over- Bldg. "Shoppers 7300 N. Fed. Hwy. Bo- U.S. Hwy 441 South, Ft. carpeting, draperies in- Realty, 2801 S. Federal Haven" ca Raton. BAGS - BELTS - BRUSHES - ca 395-7482. Lauderdale. casts, and blind hem cluded. Monthly or Delray, Call 395-5333 We have three lots left HOSES - ETC. stitches without attach- yearly. Call 391-2550 or 3581 N. Fed. Hwy. Free Pick-Up and Delivery. SERVICE ATTENDANT 15 B Musical InsitumenU or 278-1126. Pompano Beach, Fla. that will suit your needs Evenings and Weekend RENT AN ORGAN ments. All controls built 391-3371 after 6 PM. to a "T". Some with Service also. 8 to 6 PM 5 Day week 25 6 Wanted To Ren! USE THE CLASSIFIEDS OR PIANO in. Full price $52.20 Spacious furnished 2 sewers, all large and REPAIRS - REBUILTS - Apply Seman's Shell APARTMENT OR RENTALS Only $2 a week free or assume payment of bedroom apartment with LARGE CORNER — priced for quick sale Service, 1930 N.Fed0 $6 monthly. For FREE HOUSE - 2 bedrm, fur- ACTION VACUUM Hwy. Boca. lessons and exclusive gorgeous grounds. Royal Palm Country from $3,500.00. SERVICE Wurlitzer hobby course. home demonstration nished in Boca area with Club, near clubhouse. For details, call Mrs. PART TIME SERVICE Available March 1 for air/heat. On yearly ba- 941-4000 All rental applies if you call credit Mgr. til 9 $450, April $300, then SACRIFICE SALE 566- Kessler at STATION ATTEND- PM - No obligation. If sis. Reasonable rate. 3 8509. Ft. Laud. \ ANT. 5 pm to 9 pm NO buy. Your choice of any $225 per month by the new Wurlitzer. Roder- toll Call - call collect year. Near Florida At- adults, no pets. Call Sundays. Apply Jims 922-3528. 395-8300 ask for Gil- INTRACOASTAL ick Pianos - Organs. lantic University. I Meredith I Shell Service 5000 bert White or Jim Gard- WATERWAY 119 Datura WPB 832- 1968 ZIG ZAG 187' x 96' near down- PROPTRTIEV Glades Rd. or call 395- ED GARVY - Realtor ner. INC: 9537 or 395-9864. 3858, Lillian Merz 395- PORTABLES CalL 391-0900 anytime town Boca, Lake Boca 42 S.E. Second Street 7089. Slightly used, no at- WANTED TO Raton and Boca Raton Boca Raton Laborers, steel dpt, no tSD Pels for Sale tachments needed to Phone 395-1515 MATURE BOCA BUS- LEASE! Hotel 395-9669. experience necessary. ADORABLE PURE SIA- monogram, overcasts INESSWOMAN will GOOD VALUE ATLANTIC EXPERT Causeway Lumber of MESE KITTENS $20 or make button holes. share 1 bedrm apart- Four or five bedroom Two adjoining lots — Boca Raton 400 N.W. Call 395-3585. CLOISTERS GUTTERING Controls built in. Sews ment with female. Close home :- 8 months to one on high ground — close 3 BEDROOM 2nd Ave. 395-5335 399- SPECIAL with one or 2 needles. to shopping. Walking year lease. Furnished to FAU and IBM. Build SERVICE 5665. VILLA! AKC Registered Dach- Full price $31.80 or as- distance to University. or unfurnished. Will pay large family home with Just listed! Imagine a Any type gutter & down- \ ICG Help, Male or Female shund puppies. Small sume payment $3.10 Air cond., pool. Must up to $600 per month winding drive, loads of 2 story villa larger than spouts made to order & INCOME TAX breed males ONLY $60 month. For FREE home like animals. Reason^ depending on location room for pool and play- most homes. A living installed. 22 years ex- TAX CONSULTANTS while they last. 5800 demonstration call able. Call 395-8300 till . . . Please call HAR- ground. Both for $15,- perience — 13 years in room that sweeps a ma- So. Florida. Estimates Experienced in indiv- N.E. 7th Ave. Boca (Ca- Credit Mgr. til 9 PM 5 PM weekdays ask for RY GRIFFITHS . . . As- 000 MLS. jestic 20 ft. high com- at no obligation. idual and small bus- ribbean Keys)399-7410, No obligation. If toll call Ruth or write Boca Ra- sociate ... • RALPH plete with Juliet bal- iness. Top money. Full - Call collect 922-3528 ton News Box A 47. WEIR REALTORS cony. 3 king and queen 278-0721 278-5387 or part time Boca Ra- FREE!! Adorable kit- tens. House trained. Decorator game table Bteir Plaza Bldg. 855 S Fed Hwy size bedrms and 3 full ton, Pompano area, with 4 black leather BOCA'S Newest & fin- Boca Raton Ph: 395-4000 391-2275. est Annual rental Apart- 30 E Income Property Sale JncKson baths. On 11 landscap- UNITAX SYSTEMS chairs. Beautiful tufted ed acres complete with A GUARANTY BLDG. 151 Pels, Grooming & Board love sofa upholstered ments, unfurn., 1 bed- $42,500 ZONE Cl REALTY, INC. • PUPPIES FOR SALE 100 South Federal Highway reflecting fountain, WPB 833-1007 with gold silk, foam room, 1-1/2 bath, and 45 by 80 split building Deerfieid Beach, Fia. Grooming & Supplies 2 bedroom, 2 bath. Lat- facing Dixie Hwy. Ideal heated pool and 9 hole Over 15OO cushions, custom made pitch and putt golf MUSICIAN WANTED PET BOARDING est GE kitchen R/C air for small business with Original Audition for regular pi- tufted red velvet chair. ROYAL PALM course. A dream kitchen air conditioned cond. W/W carpeting, additional income pos- YACHT &C.C OIL PAINTINGS .anist. Write Christian Everything like new, Screened Patios, Pool, sibilities MLS B Comm- with custom Coronet MARMACK must be seen to appre- B cabinets. Decorated by Science Reading Room Adults, no Pets, model 28. Call Lee Lathrop West facing lot over- 2202 S. Fed., Delray ciate Phone 395-5997. Frank Kaehn and mag- TWO YEAR 110 E. Palmetto Pk.Rd. 15 H Boats-Motor or Sail open for inspection. 331 .... Assoc. Eves 391- looking beautifully Exchange Privilege Boca Raton, Fla. 33432 3 rooms of Antique white nificently furnished. Of- 30 FT PACEMAKER SW 8th St. 395-5779. 2193. shrubbed pool and docks Change your paintings with or Call 395-2984. carpet approx 109 yds. of ROYAL PALM fered at $85,000 unfur- your color scheme. SPORT FISHERMAN. Lowest prices from the 15 A Miscellaneous Sale 2 sets drapes, one all EXECUTIVE APTS. YACHT CLUB. 100 by nished or $105,000 fur- world's largest Art Dealer Flying bridge, 2-327 EVTRACOASTAL white and one blue and 125 ft. Very close to nished - there is no bet- PICTURE FRAMING Dinette Set, walnut for- fresh water cooled FURNISHED 1 BED- mica top and 4 chairs. white flowered (12' x 2800 N. Fed. Hwy. golf club and practice ter value! MLS B Con- SCHERTLE Chevrolet engines, Out- 67" long arid 11; x 94" ROOM APTS. One block Boca Raton do 138 P. Call J. B. Westinghouse 5000 BTU rigger ship to shore ra- fairway. West Maya ART GALLERY air conditioner. Best of- long. Mirror unframed from Boca Raton Hotel 391-0083 anytime Palm Drive most con- Dolan to arrange your dio. READY TO FISH. 67" wide, 42" long. Ol- and Club, overlooking personal inspection. 540 S. FED. HWY. fer. 395-7509. $5,500 call for appoint- 20 ACRES venient location. For ive green bedroom Royal Palm Yacht and sale at $2,700 under or- POMPANO BEACH 943-54501 ELECTROLUX ment 399-3015. Country Club. Seasonal 1300 ft frontage on pro- BATEMAN & CO. chair. Call 391-1343. iginal I960 purchase REALTORS Four Electrolux vacuum & yearly. MODELS posed Powerline Road Open 10 to 5 BREAKFRONT, CHINA price MLS BV 303 1299 S. Ocean Blvd. Monday thru cleaners and all attach- CLOSETS, DRESSERS, 25 A Rooms for Rent OPEN DAILY 10 AM- extension. $2150 per ments to be sold for acre. WM. D. BRADSHAW Boca 395-9355 days or Saturday 5^ DINETTE SETS. 117NW 2 Bedrms and private 5PM 1075 Spanish Ri- 395-2899 Eves, and Sun. $39.95 each or $4 11 St. 391-3580. bath. Available in love- ver Road. 395-7256.. Realtor monthly. Unclaimed ly home. Adults only. 2630 N.W. 2nd Ave. Freight, 2003 U.S. Hwy '16 Plywood RUN- LOCATION! Boca Raton, 399-0802 CANING 391-0820 after 4:30 PM 2800 N. Fed. Hwy. 441 South, Ft. Lauder- A-BOUT 40 HP Evin- 2 Bedroom 1 bath fur- WHAT A SPOT HAND, RUSH, dale. rude electric outboard Room Available in love- nished apartment annual Boca Raton ly home for Bible Con- 391-0083 anytime for an executive office PRESS SWAP SHOP plus boat trailer. Tran- basis only. No children building close to the RATTAN som needs work. First ference People. Close - No Pets. Located with- ROYAL PALM Every Sat. & Sun. Buy- to Auditorium. 395-1185 Bank and Golf Course ers, 25 cents — Deal- $300 takes it. 391-1586 in walking distance of LOT and proposed 40th street 942-7493 ers, $2.00. Thunderbird 1968 23 Ft. Fiberglas 25 C Houses for Reni Royal Palm Plaza at BY OWNER causeway. 12O'x25O' af- Drive-In Theater, 3121 HURRICANE Deep Vee Furnished 2 bedrm 2 301 E. Royal Palm Road. Oversize lot. Very de- fords generous park- Contact-owner 395-4342 WE BUY AND SELL W. Sunrise Blvd., Ft. Hull 175 HP Chrysler bath in Boca Square for sirable location. Call infe:»MLS BV-317 only Good, Cfean( Used Home Lauderdale, 583-8724. I/O Full canvas, pri- remainder of season or or tennant in. Apt 2A 395-2235. ^ $54,000; for such a good Furnishings. Try Us First vate cabin with bunks weekly. Call 395-4231. Call 942-1042 Beautiful EMBRA MINK and head. Cost $6,000 DUKE about results1 E. W. STOLE. Excellent con- RANCH TYPE - 3 Bed- [SERVICE DIRECTORY kMOTHERWELL Wangsness Assoc., at will sacrifice for $4,- rms 2 baths, living HOME FURNISHINGS Stephen J. Bodzo, dition. Cared for by Ad- AIR CONDITIONING CLEANING fVS REALTY Realtor had many 15 Q HOUSEHOLD GOODS room - dining area - 2301 North Dixie Hwy. rian Thai. Cost $1,400 PROFESSIONAL Clean- 757 S. Federal Hwy. Pompano Beach calls. Sold the home kitchen and carport. Fedders air cond.Resi-. the first day. will sacrifice for $400 Antique single oversiz- ing Services, commer- Colonial Building ed CHINESE BED 45 COMPLETELY FURN- dential, Commercial Get quick results! firm. Write Boca Raton Central & Room, Arcade cial & residential. All Boca Raton, Fla. ASH for your New Box TC 2. x 80 with custom box ISHED. April 1st thru Phone 395-4044 springs and mattress December 15th $175 Electronic, 2029NW2nd work insured. Special - ORIENTAL or USE CLASSIFIED ADS UNCLAIMED plus electricity - per Ave., 395-4611. any 9 x 12 rug pick- ROYAL PALM $150 Call 395-1420. ed up & delivered $10. CHINESE RUGS in the Boca Raton FREIGHT Fruitwood coffee table month to right party. We Air conditioning & Heat- LOTS Sews 395-8300 or Deer- 8 New 1969 Zig Zag take care of lawn. 430 ,MR, SERVICE 399-8866, HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR Teld, Pompano, Ft. Beige chair and otto- ing sales and service. OLD OR NEW ORIENTALS " Lauderdale 399-6719. sewing machines with man. Mahogany record N.E. 12th St. Phone 391- Residential and Com- MAINTENANCE ~~ Contact us Re Roy- full factory guarantee. player and cabinet 399- 2932 or 391-2237. NO mercial. For Free sur- J&D Cleaning, office and al Palm Yacht and Coun- 399-2000 Nationally advertised 2144. SUNDAY CALLS vey call TOM MYERS home, opening and clos- try Club lots. Choice brands to be sold for at Central Air of Boca. ing home, no job too inside lots from $8,500. PROFESSIONAL storage and freight. To- Antique Sheraton chest SPLIT LEVEL same de- 395-2233. small or big. 278-4448 Golf Course lots from tal $35 each. Can be paid of drawers with reed- scription as above. ALTERATIONS $13,500. Also a few wa- REAL ESTATE MAN for at $5 per month. ed posts. 2 antique PAINTING April 1st thru Decem- R.C. Bennett terfront remaining. Let Offers home or apartment in return These machines may be straight back chairs. ber 15th." $175 per MICHAEL SZABO Fred Carey ... Assoc. Ladies & Men's alter- PAINTING for desirable living accommodations inspected in warehouse Phone 395-5843. month. You pay elec- ations. 1821-B NE 25th show you your future at 2003 US Hwy 441 One pair UPHOLSTER- tricity. We take care of LICENSED - INSURED home site TODAY!! beginning June 1, '69. Local refer- St., Pomp. 942-5414. INTERIOR - EXTERIOR South, Ft. Lauderdale 9 ED CHAIRS with swi- lawn. 445 N.E. 14th St. BATEMAN & CO. ences write Boca Raton News Box AM to 6 PM Mon. thru residential commercial vel base, dark tur- Phone 391-2933 or 391- EXCELLENT TAILOR Realtors P20. Friday and Sat. til 1 quoise, Fair condi- 2237 NO SUNDAY All kinds of Ladies & 395-5949 1299 S. Ocean Blvd. PM tion $20 each. 395-5643 CALLS. Men's Alterations . . . "A good job at reason- Boca R#ton able rates" ^ 25 B Apartments for Rent Barton & Miller Clean- ^395-9355 399-8284 CITY OF BOCA RATON Deluxe 1 bedroom Fur- ers & Laundry, 2600 ROOFING REGAL HIMALAYAN N. Dixi.3 Hwy. at 5 Palm Beach County nished Duplex. Carport, GUARANTEED ROOF patio. Monthly or sea- Points, Wilton Manors, REPAIRS Superb Boca Raton, Fia. 566-4314. CHAMPION BRED KITTENS sonal 395-3304. 1 day leak repair ser- Male and Female (ALL) shots vice Ph: 278-0721 or Dining on The DUPLEX, heat andldr' ARE U FUSSY Creative- AGFA NOTICE dressmaking and alter- 278-5987 ANY TYPE 2 bedrm 1 bath. Garage. ROOF. iold Coast and Close to shopping. Call ations 399-4038. CFA REGISTERED ' On April 1st, 1969 a penalty of five per- QUALITY ALTER- cent (5%) will be added to the amount of owner 395-2829 or 395- ROOF PAINTING INQUIRIES INVITED 8474. ATIONS FAST SERV- City taxes remaining unpaid for the year ICE. PHONE POLLY EXPERT CLEANING ANDERSON HOUSE 4840 N. Federal Hwy. Call 399-0454 after 1968, in accordance with Article VII,. Sec- VILLA MAYA, 301 SW 8 391-1896. SEALING & PAINTING St., 1-BR unfurn.; for Gravel or tile. Ft. Lauderdale 563-9242 6:30 P.M. tion 16 of the City Charter. information call 395- ARTICLES FOR RENT Quality roofers. BAREFOOT MAILMAN or Sunday - AN Day To avoid the addition of the penalty, the 7777; shown by appoint- Tables, Chairs, punch In Fla. 20 Years. HOTEL payment of all 1968 taxes must be made on ment. bowls, dishes, silver- Lie. & Ins. 933-2779 1061 Hillsboro Mile ware. Dixie Rents & Pompano Beach 941-0100 or before March 31st, 1969. Completely furnished 1 TV SERVICE BOCA QUALITY USED FURNITURE bedrm apt. April 1 to Sales 395-7359. BAYOU RESTAURANT AUTO PARTS *Star TV Service'* AND LOUNGE Dec No Pets. Tiffany REPAIR ALL MAKES. THOMAS J. MULLEN Apts. 431 W. Camino Car, Truck & Tractor 501 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Parts Fast! D&M Auto Color, black and white. Boca Raton 395-1682 CITY TAX COLLECTOR Real Apt #18 Phone 395- ZENITH sales and serv- 6420. Parts, Dick Heidgerd, THE CASCADES BUY 220 S. Dixie, 395-2412 ice, 2174 N.E. 1st Ave. RESTAURANT Publish: March 9, 18, & 27, 1969 Attractively furnished I Boca 399-2266. 133 NE 2nd Ave. Deer- 429 N. Federal Hwy. SELL bedrm 11/2 bath, Del- TAILOR Deerfield 399-8300 Furnish Proof of Publication field Beach. 399-8220. ray. Air and heat. Near EXCELLENT TAILOR CASINO TRADE ocean and shopping. BABYSITTING *""" Mature woman. Local All kinds of Ladies & 2222 N. Ocean Blvd. (A1A) CITY OF BOCA RATON 278-1213 after 6 PM Men's Alterations ... Ft. Lauderdale 563-1234 and weekends call 27-6- refs. day or eve. Own Palm Beach County transportation. Call Barton & Miller Clean- 5235 or 395-5405. ers & Laundry, 2600 COACH HOUSE HARBOR 391-3580 117 N.W, list, Boca Baton Boca Raton, Florida 399-5735 or 399-1859. 1500 N. Federal Hwy. HAMPSTEAD VILLAGE N. .Dixie Hwy. at 5 Deerfie Id 941-3010 APTS. CABINETS Points*. Wilton Manors, TAX EXEMPTION E GLOUC HESTER ST. OLDHAM CABINETS- ,566-4314. ' CRYSTAL LAKE NORTH BOCA RATON custom cabinets only. USED FURNITURE COUNTRY CLUB MOLD MAKERS W. Sample Rd. The Constitution of the State of Florida, Deluxe furnished apt. 1 Builders welcome 942- Bedrm 11/2 baths, w/w BUY-SELL-TRADE Pompano 942-2533 AND Section 9, Article 9 provides that a widow 1671. carpeting. Now till. Boca Quality used Fur- FAMOUS DOOR or a person who has lost a limb or been CAMERA SERVICE niture & Thrift 117 NW 2 Bedrm 1 bath com- RESTAURANT disabled in war or by misfortune is en- 19c Color Print. Cam- 11th St. 391-3580. 1544 S. E. 3 Ct (in the MACHINISTS pletely furnished apt. era Repair, Free est. Cove Shopping Center) titled to an exemption of up to $500 valua- WATCH REPAIR Deerfield 399-5455 50 Hour Week. Time and near shopping. Season- Passports photos. The tion. al. 899 S.W. 3rd Ave. JOHN REDDING - Fritz Half over 40 Hours. Photo Mart. 942-6043. Carlson - Dora Yodon- RAMADA INN If you qualify for this exemption, please Call 395-4254 or 399- 1401 S. Federal Hwy. PAID VACATION 7103. CARPENTRY is."*" BEACON LITE Deerfield Beach 399-8000 see your Tax Assessor at the City Hall be- Bookcases - Cabinets - PAID HOLIDAYS Comfortable 1 bedrm JEWELERS Beacon Lite fore April 1st, 1969. Panelling - Plantation Shopping Center. ROYAL PALM HOSPITALIZATION apt. in small modern Shutters & Doors. Bill CAFETERIA building. No children, OTHER BENEFITS Peters. 399-1951. NEXT BEST THING TO A 303 Golf View Drive OWEN D. BENNION no pets. - Carpeting, Royal Palm Plain ALSO OTHER MALE HELP WANTED drapery rods, applianc- Partitions, paneling, NEW KIR BY Boca Raton 399-6021 CITY TAX ASSESSOR PLASTLINE INC. es. Central a/c. Year- trimming, cabinets, is a TONY'S FISH MKT. Publish: March 9, 18, 27, 1969 ly lease $140 mo. doors, closets,, shelves, GOOD USED KIRBY RESTAURANT 1251 N.E, 48th St. MacLaren & Anderson, bookcases, repairs, H. $35 and up 1819 S.E. 17 Street Pompano Beach, Florida Furnish Proof of Publication Realtors 395-1333. Rissolo 399-0378. Ft. Lauderdale 525-6241 399-5232 35 A tots & Acreage Sate 35 B Co-ops & Condominiums Sale HpJS^jJlioroes for Sale •35 H.Homes lor Sale 35 H Homes for Sale 35 H Homes, for Sale Sunday, March 9, 1969 BOCA RATON NEWS 11B BOCA RATON HILLS CONDOMINIUM DE- ROYAL PALM YACHT & SEE New lake front home, ROYAL OAK HILLS 35 H Homes for Sale 4443 N.W. 5th Ave. LUXE. Two bedrms, 2 COUNTRY CLUB THIS MODEL 3 bedroom, 2 bath, with Spacious 3/2 home. BOCA SQUARE FOR Close to IBM Site baths, carpeting, drap- Beautiful 3 bedroom ov- At 1037 S.W. 12th Ave. * large family room, cen- Lovely corner lot (98 3/2 POOL $27,900 IMMEDIATE eries and extras, $17,- erlooking Golf Course. tral air, and garage. by 110 ft) r/c, sprink- Screened pool, utility DELIVERY 875. Owner. Call 395- MILCOR HOMES Lot 80' xl20\ 840 N.W. 100' x 160' Lot Large living room with 391-0941 399-5202 ler, 2 car garage — room in garage, radiant 4 bedrm p^ 8104. bookcases. Large din- 6 Ave. Boca $26,500. storeroom. Many ex- heat. Range, refrig., rugs and drapes. 3 Call 391-0871. tras 5 3/4% mortgage. bedrm 2 bath pool. Call Best Offer accepted! A DIAMOND IN ing room with china dis- COLOR TV disposal, washer, dry- || Contact Owner play cabinets. 21/2 TOO Use News Classified Priced $2500 below er. Carpets and drapes. 399-6790. PLATINUM appraisal. Sell or lease. 35 J Oui of Town Properly SETTING baths, 2 car garage, 2 minutes walking dis- OttoHellner large screened patio, In this furnished 3 FOR FAMILY Call 395-0261. tance from Addison FOR RENT in the moun- 2129 - N - 36 St. This charming immacu- air conditioned, au- bedrm 2 bath centrally LIVING! SPACIOUS HOME Mizner MLS BR 1812P tains of North Carolina, tomatic sprinklers, 1 seven miles south of • Milwaukee, Wis. 53208 late 2 bedrm 2 bath air conditioned lovely Foyer entrance opens 5 BEDROOM home loaded with ex- carpet & draperies, home. Price $23,900. Franklin, off US 441; BOCA RATON onto spacious living T0P LOCATION tras. Custom built in washer & dryer, & deep MLS 1686. Hurry!! ,—no ' 19 miles from Highlands SQUARE freeze. MLS BR-1768. room, dining area and kIn beautiful ' 'Estates" new, two bedrm, 2 tile : WEST SIDE OF S.W. Boca Raton Square. Can directly ahead lies a 27 450 E. Palmetto Pk. be seen by appointment Offered at only $77,500. ED GARVY - Realtor area, across from Boca Raton. . 399-444Q_ baths - home complete- 12TH AVE. (opposite Come in and let us show Call 391-0900 anytime .ft. wide Florida room. ocean. Truly a Home of ly furnished; electric -5 S.W. 11th St.) Lot 21, anytime. MLS BR 1747 you this one!! Three bedrooms, 2 ATLANTIC warmth and charm. 5 hot water heat. Chalet ; Block 55 Unit 13. Lot baths, enclosed garage, bedrooms, (or 4-plus construction; superb ~7 ; size 75 by 110 ft. on BOCA REALTY 0T cypress - fenced yard Realtor & ¥MLS\ maids room). All large views. Available on sea- • sewer $4500. Call Mi- and wall-to-wall car- rooms with privacy for sonal or annual basis. ami 373-4926. HARRIET JACKMAN, 757 S. Federal Hwy. peting throughout. All Assoc. 395-8500 Colonial Building Gets Results everyone. Quality con- Gets ^siiHs Write or call William DELRAY BEACH of this for $27,500. struction. Lot 100x150. Holden - McClure Mill Anytime. Boca Raton, Fla. MLS BR 1817. For ap- # BY OWNER Phone 395-4044 See Your Realtor Priced right at $49,500. Your Realtor Road Route 2, Franklin, - Nicest residential-sec- pointment to see call BR 1709. MacLaren & 3 bedrooms 2 bath house N.C. 20734. Use News Classified ' OCCUPANCY ROYAL OAK TOM RAINES ... As- tion (Lake Ida) 2 large HILLS Anderson, Inc., 135 E. for sale or rent. Car- 35 K Duplex corners and one canal 35 C ipts, Motels, Hotels-Sale IN. 30 DAYS sociate ... Palmetto Pk. Rd., 395- pets, drapes and all ap- 3 bedrm 2 bath, den, SPECIAL WEIR REACTORS DUPLEX Block to ocean lot. South east expos- BUY NOW 1333. pliances included. Call 2/2 each side. Beauti- VERY LOVELY 4 unit central heat / air. $29,900 Weir Plaza Bldg. 855 S Fed. Hwy ure. Size 100 by 110. Delightful furnished 2 Boca Raton Ph: 395-4000 . BUttDERS MODEL 395-3465 after 5 PM. ful in and out. Reason- 5 minutes to beach, 2 apt building, furniture Sprinklers and sewers. Carpets, dishwasher, Bedrm Home on one of LARGE FAMILY HOME 4 bedrm 2 bath pool* CAMEMO GARDENS able Owner 395-0783. minutes to shopping. and appliances like new. Call 395-0657 anytime, Sewers, water, elec- A real opportunity - ex- disposal. Boca's prettiest streets. Beautiful 3 bedroom, 3 3/2 plus family room, BOCA - NE SECTION. tricity in. Lots way un- cellent location near $24,900 Beautiful oak trees all bath, 14x28 family 5-3/4% MORTGAGE air and heat. Formal 2 Bedrm and garage . derpriced $6800 to $9,~ Deerfield Cove. 100% DON ARROW, INC. around and lots of pri- room, 2 car garage & EASY dining room, pool, car- each side. Heat and air. 800 to see turn west off occupied. Priced at only 395-2227 vacy. Arealdreal set- ' air conditioning. Cor- LIVING pets and drapes, many Sprinklers. Walk to ma- Hwy 1 at N.E. 8th St. $38,500. For further in- ting. See this ready to ner lot with side walks. 1 extras. By owner, like jor shopping area. Call Immaculate, well-kept m. and go 4 blocks to Swin- formation about MLS B A move into JEWEL today I 12' long music center new former model home owner 395-2829 or 395- To Place a Classified Call Fred Carey Assoc. home; 2 bedrooms $52,000. Call 391-1229 T ton Ave. then take N.W. 50 contact WARD PER- including color T.V., 2 baths with large clos- 8474. 9th St. West eight more RIN ... Assoc. eves Ad Call 395-8300 and . . . MLS BR 1739. sprinkler system, win- BATEMAN & CO. ets and 2 utility rooms. blocks to lake. Owners and Sundays 399-2745. 399-6719 dow awnings, landscap- Central Heat. Air, BEAUTIFUL phone Pompano Beach . REALTORS ing, carpets and drap- Sprinklers, for comfor- 943-2834. 1299 S. Ocean Blvd. eries included MLS BR- GRAND OPENING 1818, Assume large table Florida living. GOLDEN HARBOR 35 B Co-ops S Condominiums iale Boca Raton $23,900.00. BR-1775. 2800 N. Fed,- Hwy ROYAL PALM YACHT 395-9355 399-8284 5 3/4% mortgage - ask- BOCA VERDE EAST Boca Raton & CQUNTRY CLUB ing $42,500. FIRST REALTY CORP. 2 Bedrm 2 bath corner 391-0083 anytime 4 Bedrms 3 baths, pool, WATERFRONT IMOTHERWELL 20 SE 1st Ave, condominium. Carpets 35 D Business Property-Sale family room and den. HOME Call anytime 395-8600 and draperies. Full rec- RIGHT on the golf OPPORTUNITY IVS REALTY TOOMHY REALTY 757 S. Federal Hwy. NEW HOME reational facilities. Call Offers Spectacular course. The discrimin- Sal Scott . . . Assoc. ating buyer will appre- Colonial Building 3/3 $25,900 Investment Opoor. Desirable east of Fed- Boca Raton, Fla. Plus family room, large Constant Realty, 2801 Call 395-1881 ciate the many luxury eral Hwy. Bel Marra. S. Federal Hwy., Del- features and superb Phone 395-4044 dining area, screened $35,000 Our lowest priced 3 bed- 3 bedrm 2 bath - large patio, porch and util- ray 395-5333 or 278- workmanship in this rm 2 bath, 35 ft screen- BOCA RATON beautiful home. 1229 family room - plus a . ity room in garage. Heat m n^ ed patio, carpets, and A/C, built in range, SEASON ALMOST OV- /Corner business prop- Thatch Palm Dr. Im- den for Dad. Large lot, erty - Federal Hwy. and drapes, washer, dryer trees, sprinkler system dishwasher. Immediate ER . . . why not get mediate occupancy and seawall. $33,500 Quality three bedroom, three bath home Enfield St. MLS - B $90,000. with it's own well and occupancy. Excellent yourself a reliable with $9,000 down and location, convenient to with family room and pool, central year-round tenant? Just Comm-27 McCONNELL CONSTR. pump. WATER THAT Call Alta Knight, Assoc. excellent 6% mortgage LAWN FREE. The BEST FAU and 1MB. MLS BR heat and air, boat dock, automatic offer a one-bedroom, 933-1329 on balance. MLS BR furnished apartment at 395-1890 or 395-1850 $21,500 BUY in BOCA 1814 sprinkler, automatic garage door opener, IMMEDIATE 1716W for appointment MLS BR 1757. reasonable rent, avail- FLORIDA SITES, INC. POSSESSION call Hal Mayer, Assoc, wall-to-wall carpeting and drapes, Ital- able April 1, days call 26 S.E. 4th St. . 3/2 HOME $20,500 SLONE REALTY CARLBN ian marble master bath with sunken 395-8300, ext. 24; eve- Boca Raton Appraisal .-:&:-:Re a It y';',-1 n.cuv; • 35 6 Real Estate Wanted Newly painted home in BRANCH OFFICE shower and many other extras too nurrr nings, 391-2842. excellent condition; new 2800 N. Fed. Hwy. 450 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Young couple would like 6299 N. Federal Hwy. Boca Raton 399-4440 erous to describe. BR 1806 WP, shown BOCA "GRANADA lawn. Family room, pa- Boca Raton 391-2640 Boca Raton to buy unfurnished home tio; sewers paid. Close by appointment only through L.O m CONDOMINIUM BOCA SQUARE 391-0083 anytime HANDYMAN? 'w 2561 S. Ocean Blvd. - in nice residential area to shopping. MLS $59,500. in Boca. $500 down. Pre BR 1813. SLEEPING BEAUTY Apt. 3A. 1 large bedrm, (Immediate 2 complete baths, spa- fer 2 or 3 bedroom, 2 This 3 bedroom 2 bath cious living room. Com- bath home. Write Boca Possession) Florida room home ROGERS HOUSE pletely furnished in- News Box RB 2. Bedrooms face south to needs minor inex- cluding w/w carpeting catch the southeast Gets Results pensive repairs to make condominium 450 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Zephyrs for complete and draperies, porch SELL NOW! it a most livable home. furniture and many ex- Boca Eaton 399-4440 rest. 2 bedrooms, 2 See Your Realtor Priced at $17,000. Rea- Beautiful one bedroom, one bath apart- tras. Priced at $19,500 baths, beauty with large BOCA SQUARE sonable offers will be ment completely furnished, parquet 2 Bedrm 2 bath, utility PLEASE call for ap- LIST YOUR PROPER- east facing screened pa- presented.. 100' x 125' wood floors throughout, plus carpeting. pointment 395-8953. TY. tio. Built-in electric room, oversize garage, corner lot with circu- Call Alta Knight range plus refrigerator w/w carpeting, reverse lar driveway. MLS 1833. Approximately 1,000 square feet, of liv- CONVENIENT ' 395-1890 or 395-1850 & dishwasher^ carpets & cycle air and heat, gar- Drive by 1001 S.W. 20th .ingrarea. Excellent existing first mort- LOCATION FLORIDA SITES, INC. inlets Results draperies included. bage disposal, screened St., Boca and call for gage at 6%, available for immediate oc- in patio, awnings, storm GOOD BUY 26 SE 4th St. See Yoiir Realtor Washer & laundry tub appointment . . . IVAN cupancy 136 WP ... $23,900. Boca Raton, Fla. in utility room. One car panels, sprinkler sys- HAACK, Associate . . . Delightful Apartment ACT NOW! garage. Mortgage may tem, corner lot, circu- across street from FOR QUICK ACTION Attractive 2 bedroom be assumed. See it to- lar drive, well land- Ocean, near shopping List your homes, lots, home in excellent lo- scaped. Furnished or ROYAL LAKE ROGERS and all conveniences. day!!! MLS BR-1679 - apartment buildings, cation. Florida room - $21,900. unfurnished. By owner. OAK Owned land, no land acreage. We have buy- central heat & air con- Call 395-8160. annual rental lease. Only $40. month ers for Boca Raton, ditioning - sewers - HILLS Lovely two bedroom, two bath pool pays taxes, mainten- Deerfield, Pompano sprinkler system, - pa- JUST LISTED 757 S. Federal Hwy. 3 Bedroom 2 bath home. Completely furnished $3500. ance, etc.! Flexible 2 BeachB tio draperies included, Elegant and graceful, bedroom floor plan. SEE MLS BR1824. All for Colonial Building two large bedrms 2 central air and heat. (annually) plus utilities. Screened porch facing only $19,900. Call for Boca Raton, Fla. baths, sunken living Carpet and drapes south. Comfortable liv- EMILY C. ELSENER, . Phone 395-4044 room, beautiful drapes REALTOR an appointment. included. Beautifully ' ing in fine atmosphere. 184 N. Fed. Hwy. BOCA WOODS and carpets, vinyl m Reduced to $17,500!. BC OTHERWELL Immediate occupancy. floors. All the extras landscaped with Deerfield Bch. REALTY including sprinkler sys- W 83. MacLaren & And'er- 399-8120 M 3-bedrm., 2-bath home large shade trees. Stephen I Bodzfi : son, Inc. 395-1333. 757 S. Federal Hwy. on 87' x 100' shaded lot. tem and oversized cor- Colonial Building ner lot. See today. BR Home is beautiful Condominium for sale Sewer. Sprinkler sys- inside and out. $1,349,000 Boca Raton, Fla. tem, R/C air & heat. 1795 ; in Delray Beach. Ocean Phone,395-4044 A must to see! ; Front-South East ex- $22,000. 2765 N.E. 4th ROYAL PALM Dr. (off N.E. 28th St.) BR 1827 5501 NORTH FEDERAL HWY. : posure-heated poolcen- From January 1 to Feb- 3 bedrm plus den and ex- RICHARD F. ROSS Call owner at 395-2479. Realtor ; tral heat and air — 2 ruary 28 my office sold tra large family room, CROSBY W. ALLEY BOCA RATON bedroom 2 bath — wall directly, or cooperated heated pool and on the EXCELLENT LOCATION 399-6444 395-0650 to wall carpeting and Realtor in the sale of apart- golf course. Extra large 2/2 $21,900 SPANISH RIVER Telephone 395-4404 395-8200 399-8272 draperies included ments and homes in this garage with separate Includes Fla. room, ROAD! $44,000 Exclusive with Dollar amount. We need entrance for your golf utility room, porch. Re- : Gerard J. Yonkman listings from $30,- cart MLS 1618 P.G. frig., washer, dryer, Three bedrooms 21/2 34 South Ocean Blvd. 000 up. We particular- range. Air conditioning, baths. In area of fine Delray Beach-276-7046 ly need San Remo apart- fceafity heat, complete awnings homes Boca Raton Es- ATLANTIC CLOISTERS : MLS-C-8-0 ments, Cloister Beach 2800 N. Fed. Hwy and panels for hurri- tates Unit 3. Central |H IDEAL APARTMENT Towers apartments, Sa- Boca Raton cane protection. Many Heat. Central Air. ; REDUCED FOR bal Point apartments, 391-0083 anytime fruit trees. MLS BR Fenced yard. All rooms and Royal Palm homes; 1811. LARGE. Roofed patio QUICK SALE " ROYAL PALM One bedroom apartment also three and four bed- faces E st. Carpets & with huge,south expos- room -waterfront homes. BEAUTIFUL GOLF draperies included. Re- sure screened porch - John B. Dolan, Vice COURSE HOME alistically priced . . . near Ocean - new cen- Pres. On #3 green overlook- 450 E. Palmettopk. Rd. $42,500. MLS BR 1832. tral air conditioning & BATEMAN & CO. ing 3 fairways. 3 Bedrm Boca Raton 399x4440 For a courteous show- 31/2 baths, large den, ing call or see LLOYD heat - price includes Realtors LIVELY . . . Associate carpets and draperies 1299 S. Ocean Blvd. large living room,.din- ing room, kitchen, and porch-furniture - Boca Raton ms\ WEIR REALTORS can negotiate for other 395-9355 399-8284 breakfast and bar room Weir Plaza Bldg. 855 S Fed Hwy combination and laun- Beca Raton Pb: 395-4000 : lovely furniture. Own- 35 H.Homes for Sale Gets Results 1 er must sell now I! Price dry room. Large patio RARE BUY - NOW! ROYAL PALM with heated pool. Zoned See Your Realtor STAR-LITE jr A. now $16,000 - this is Luxurious & Spacious, $2000 under normal val- air/heat. By OWNER VILLA ANNOUNCING THE "BRAE BURN VILLA" describes this 3 bedrm, 395-5248. CHOICE LARGE WA- ue. MLS BC-88. 3-1/2 bath unique Home. TERFRONT HOME on APTS. For the discriminating and sophisticated few that have been awaiting the IDEAL Intracoastal. 175 ft of 42' NOVAC Pool, over RETIREMENT BEACH AREA GEM!! completion of this deluxe residence with the prestige address only the sized garage, fireplace, waterfront ideal for boat MULTI-PURPOSE-PROPERTY Atlantic Cloisters can provide. HOME owner. 3 bedrm 2 bath, 757 S. Federal Hwy. large corner Lot & Many 2 Bedrm 2 bath custom ZONED 6 MORE APTS. living room, den, din- HIGH-RISE!!! Only six apartment residences in this exquisite Villa. The three bedroom Colonial Building other extras. $82,500. built home in DELRAY Boca Raton, Fla. BY owner - 2398 Areca. ing room, kitchen, ASKING $75,000 apartments have 2800 sq. ft. of living area, superbly appointed and in- BEACH. Low maintain- screened in patio, 2 car clude Americana self cleaning double oven and range, deluxe dishwasher Phone 395-4044 Palm Rd. 395-8569. ance and county taxes (WORTH MORE} garage, w/w carpet and 217 Andrews Avenue and disposal. Custom crafted cabinetry complements the excellence in make this house with draperies. Priced $79,- Delray Beach design. OPEN HOUSE TODAY central heat and air and 900. Appt. only by own- 376-6278 (11-5) MANY EXTRAS an ex- er 395-1260. 399-2811 (34hrs.) Eleven acres of landscaped gardens include an Olympic size pool, club 2 - 5 PM ceptional buy at $23,000. 1794 Saba! Palm Circle house and nine hole pitch and putt golf, course. Each three bedroom has a Call EVELYN KEOUGH two car garage and the huge 1600 sq. ft. twor,bedroom apartment includes a Royal Palm Yacht & ASSOC. . . garage. Country Club BEN ADAMS REALTY, Broker 276-4191 A GOODIE! Neighbors — you could not select a finer group anywhere, any time, any Choice golf course location overlooking after 6 pm call 278-3709 place. three fairways. Immaculate gracious three GRAND OPENING Good home, good area, good builder, and bedroom home with pool, three and half ESTATE SECTION The superb three bedroom, three and one half bath 2800 sq. ft. residence good value. Three bedrooms, two baths, including two car garage is $65,000. baths plus maid's room (or den) MLS BR 3 Bedrm 2 bath, family room and pool. 811 Bar- family room, enclosed garden patio with 1661PG See this one today! or call for ap- waterfall, priced at $33,500. For appoint- The delightful two bedroom, two bath, 1600 sq. ft. residence, including celona Dr. Boca. garage is $42,000. pointment! Imogene Eidson, Associate, 395- LUXURY FEATURES ment call Ruth Canaday, Associate — 395- 1661 (evenings 395-7934) SUPERB WORKMAN- 1661 (Eve. & Sundays 395-5685) MLS 1802. Presented by JOHN B. DOLAN SHIP Royal Palm Realty Corp. IMMEDIATE Royal Palm Realty Corp, BATEMAN & CO., Realtors George 6. Von Zee, Realtor OCCUPANCY George 6. Van. Zee, Realtor 307 Golf View Drive $49,500 307 Golf View Drive " 1299 South Qcean Boulevard, Boca Raton 395-9355 . Boca Raton - 395-1661 : McCONNELL CONSTR. Boca Raton — 395-1661 7 933-1329 "Broker Cooperation Invited ' T2B BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, March 9, 1969 you glad f r"e's awes<"ne classic of g mtngue aboard the mighty Nautilus will thrill uourein young and old alike. %3 ^w FLORIDA! Prices Effective Mon-Tue-Wed. March 10-11-12 Swift's Premium Tender Grown, U.S.D.A. Inspected, Fresh Not Frozen *,•* Fryer Parts Sale! Drumsticks. . . . " 59< Thighs...... - 69< Breast...... - 69< Herman's Orange Band, Wings...... 33< Cooked or Baked 4V2-oz. Gizzards . . . . . - 33 Ham ••».••• pkg. Rath Black Hawk All Meat Mb. 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