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Largest Circulation Of Any Newspaper In Boca Raton Area BOCA RATON NEWS VOL. 10 NO. 50 Boca Raton, Fia./May 13, 1965 26 Pages PRIGE Sswer Plant, Borrisr less FAU Gets Token Thaii Esfimiifes The city's consulting engineers, criticized over .the past few months for estimates considerably below final bids, %•• emerged heroes Tues- Raise in Budget day night when contracts were awarded for amounts 20 to 35 per cent less than originally Nine Profs, figured. A salinity barrier across the El Rio Canal Clerks Added at Northwest 19th'street will be built by Indus- trial Contracting Co. for For '65-66 a cost of $11,689. Black, ® Crow and Eidness had Florida Atlantic Uni- estimated $18,000. versity, after all the Additions to the sew- hearings by the Budget age treatment plant will Commission, by the cost $53,693, compared Legislative Committee, to the engineers'-figures by action on floors of of $65,000. The low bid- the House of Represent- der, and contract win- atives and the Senate, ner, was the Saine Co., and then a joint confe- Orlando. rence, has ended up In a series of ordi- with just about $116,000 nances on lien assess- more than originally ® ments for sanitary sew- recommended. ers, storm sewers and President Kenneth catch basins in the Ri- Williams said the ap- viera section, all were propriations bill, as approved by a 4-1 vote, finally agreed on Tues- with C ommis sioner "Careful, Sid, that's no cigar!" Mayor Sidney Brodhead provided the flame day morning, approved Harold Maull continual- that lighted Boca Raton's version of the Olympic torch Saturday at the open- the hiring of nine new ly maintaining that as- ing of the Fraternal Order of Police Track and Field Meet. The runner is Pau! members of the faculty sessments were too low. Finger. Finals in the meet resume Saturday; see story on today's Sports pages. and five new library Final action was taken clerks for the year be- on establishing cost of ginning in July. _. water in accordance The final figure was T with the size of the me- much less than request- ter, a matter discussed City Stays Zone Action ed by the university. and approved previous- Actually, William £ ex- ly. plained, it is merely an In another series of administrative switch. ordinances, read for the The original budget first time, the commis- On U.S. 1 Gas Station okayed by the Budget sion moved toward per- Commission approved mitting new car dealer- Final action on whet- Palm, drew the most in- new jobs, either faculty ships in certain R-B-l light, Mason compared or clerical. The library and C-l areas. her or not a filling sta- terest when he told the the area from the Hills- tion will be erected on assemblage that "The boro Canal to Howard jobs and 41 teaching po- "Where's- all the people???" In spite of perfect swimming weather, the In other action, the sitions were budgeted beach was deserted when this picture was taken Wednesday afternoon. The ^ commission: Federal highway across people in Royal Palm Johnson's on Feder;Vl 9 for the second year of view is looking south from the city pavilion at the foot of Palmetto Park REJECTED, until from the Royal Palm will get to look in the highway as "a breath Yacht and Country Club front door of the sta- the biennium. road. Could it be they were all out on Federal highway? Contrast this with itemized and further of fresh air among the In effect, the legisla- discussed, a bill for was postponed Tuesday tion; our people in Palm commercial establish- the highway picture below. night after almost an Royal will look in the ture took nine teaching $150 for expenses for ments from West Palm positions and the library the secretary to the hour's discussion. back door." Beach to Miami. Only Though Commission- Mason said he would jobs from the second Civil Service Board; in Miami Springs will year of the biennium and READ, for the first ers Ed Guthrie and Har- sustain a heavy finan- you find as long a stretch old Maull appeared to cial loss, as would the moved them up a year. Foundation to 'Raise' Building time, lien assessments with no shopping The additional salaries for water main exten- have a majority in their purchasers of his apart- areas." effort to deny the re- ments if the zoning were for the extra year ex- sions in Boca Raton Commissioner Rob- plains the budgetary in- Park; quest — Mayor Sid allowed. Brodhead had announced In an unusual side- (Continued on page 14A) crease, the university Saturday for Hospital Offices & ASKED the Planning said. and Zoning Commission he'd vote for denial — a delay for "more study The total university "Y'All Come" says bers of the Debbie-Rand for the construction. to study the possibility budget amounts to about The Foundation also has of requiring safeguards and evaluation" was the invitaion . . , It's- Foundation, promoters given. Judge Sets Hearing $9 million. This in- being issued to every- of a proposed communi- invited everyone in town around swimming pools cludes incidental trust ty hospital in Boca Ra- to either "pitch in and in R-3, R-4 and R-5 Armed with the rec- one in town from mem- help" or just oversee zones as is required in ommendations of the funds, coming largely ton. Planning and Zoning from student fees, which The invitation is for the work. R-l; Commission, William On Chickee Dispute can only be estimated. Students Stir an old fashion "build- Activities will reach SET a policy of re- L. Knight of Florida Registrar Jack Guist- ing raising" and ice a peak by 2" p.m. when quiring concrete poles Sites, Inc., showed plans A. H. Sligh will appear set for May 25." white has predicted cream social to be held members of the Debbie- on all street lights with- of a service station he in court Tuesday, May Stejskal last week won 3,500 for next Septem- Saturday, May 15 at the Rand Memorial Service in the city limits in the 25, to answer charges he the first round of. the ber, but FAU's budget City Action proposed hospital site, League will distribute would build on the site free ice cream to every- m future; next to Howard John- built a chickee on beach- "chickee" battle when for this year was cut Meadows Road. AWARDED, a bid for front property without a when fewer students Boca Raton's annual one and box lunches for son's. he succeeded in getting "Learn to Swim" pro- The structure to be workers. $522.47 for fireworks "There are," he said, permit, Judge Kenneth 10 of 12 proposed wit- registered for classes for the annual Jul 4 dis- Dix said Tuesday. gram got an official okay built Saturday will be "1,200 people living in nesses dropped from the than expected original- Tuesday night by the play; list. Sligh had attemp- ly. used as a temporary ad- INSTRUCTED City the Royal Palm area and The magistrate deni- City Commission. ministration building, on lower A1A waiting ed a motion by Sligh's ted to get all city com- The legislature did In a letter to Mayor Swimming Attorney Roberta Mc- missioners, the mayor not add any money for according to Frank Kenry to re-draft all to be served," attorney to "dismiss on Sid Brodhead, the Boca Dawson hospital admin- Knight also -produc- lack of jurisdiction." and several others sub- the university to operate presently effective a proposed open circuit Raton Hotel and Club's istrator. Program OK'd ed a letter from the Dix said he had studied poenaed to testify in his managing director, L. Activities will begin emergency ordinances behalf. television station which The Boca Raton High into regular ordinances Royal Palm Improve- briefs presented by At- Bert Stephens, again of- at 8:30 a.m. when local ment Association stat- torney Thomas J. Red- In granting a "limi- was supposed to be on fered the facilities of the School students who prior to the effective tation of witnesses" Dix the air next fall. builders will begin work & date of the new charter; ing that there were no dick and by City Prose- club's pool for the per- on the cleared site. The "took over" the city objections to the appli- cutor Jerry StejskaL allowed only the names The university's iod of June 14 - August for a day last week may DENIED a request to of E. E. Pence, building original request for crews will work through abandon a street west cation. 7. until the entire struc- well see some of their Fred Mason, develop- "The motion is not inspector, and Sal Mat- funds for the next bi- actions become ordi- of Spanish Trail teis, assistant fire ennium included 22 new The program will be ture is up by late after- er of the Palm Royal well-founded and there- under the supervision noon. nances. condominium across fore denied," the judge chief, to remain on the faculty members for The pupils, all from list. of the city's Recrea- Local builders will Bridge Bill the street from Royal said. "Trial is hereby (Continued on page 14A) tion Department. donate time and labor the ninth grade in the Rotary Club-sponsored annual project, asked Is Introduced for a juvenile jury and A bill to name the bicycle paths in the high bridge across the Boca Just Like school area. | Raton Inlet after a man Tuesday night, the who was tender at the City Commission refer- old wooden bridge was red the juvenile jury introduced in the Flor- Bump-em matter to Municipal ida .House of Represen- Judge Kenneth Dix, and tatives this week. instructed Roberta Mc- Rep. Donald Reed of Cars Kenry, the city attorney, Boca Raton said that to draw up a resolution the span will be named The new left turn of intent to require side- the Haven Ashe Mem- walks on Northwest 15th orial Bridge. lanes of Federal high- avenue and on Northwest way — designed to end 12th street. some traffic confusion — created a bit of conges- The Weather tion when State Road May 8-12, 1965 Department crews moved in to begin painting the Hi Lo Rain Ann Landers new stripes. That's an Page 2B Sat. 82 68 0 Amusement SRD truck in the center 8A Sun. 84 69 0 Church of what looks more like Mon. 84 72 .07 Classifieds 12-13-14A Tues. 82 69 .55 the bump-em cars in a carnival. Editorials 4B Wed. noon 87 65 0 Public Notices 6A-8-9B U.S. Weather Bureau official Real Estate 6B recordings from the coopera- five station, Boca Raton. Sports 10-11A TV Listings 8A «•:• Women's News Section B A May 13, 1965 BOCA RATON NEWS

The Dutch girl is Linda Malion representing one of the many nationalities in the state of New York.

Darcy Chambers and Holly Barton, Boca Raton's only Senior Girl Scout, go over a book describing Virginia at Troop 240's display of the state of Vir- ginia. Amidst all those girl scouts, there was a little boy . . . Harold Overby

Skits and Displays Mark Girl Scouts' Second Round-up

Approximately 300 girls representing 15 Girl Scout Troops in Boca Raton attended a Second Annual Girl Scout Round-Up at the Fleming farm Saturday, The girls set up displays depicting the 50 states in the United States, presented skits and held a scavenger hurst. Each troop also presented gifts to Holly Barton, Boca Raton's only Senior Girl Scout. Among those who visited the girls at the round-up were Sister Peters and two students from Marymount Coll eg eo They brought with them five girls from a Troop 17, a new Girl Scout Troop for migrant worker's children. The troop was established by Marymount College students.

It's nice just to sit under a tree and chat between activities

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Oscar Christophersen Mrs. Jennie Krebs David Oscar Ed- son David W., in Boca court Tuesday in a trial Raton; sons Oscar E., that lasted over two and wards, improper dri- Oscar Edward Chris- Mrs. Jennie Krebs, ver's license, $25. United States Navy, and one-half hours. tophersen, age 67, of Robert L., Havertown, 73, 721 N.E. 69th St., Zerbe had also been Norman M. Shotts, no 566 N.W. 12th Terrace, died Sunday morning at driver's license, $30. Pa; sisters Misses Anne charged wjjfi drivirfc Boca Raton, died early and Olivia Christopher- Bethesda Memorial while under me influ- William Sherman Wednesday morning fol- Hospital. Wolfe, dumping rubbish sen, and Mrs. John ence of intoxicating bev- lowing an extended ill- Thompson, all of Haver- Mrs. Krebs came to erages but was found not on north side of NW ness. Boca Raton five years 51st Street, $20. town, Pa. guilty of this charge. Mr. Christophersen, Services will be con- ago from Hallandale. In handing down his Donald J. Fleisch- a retired machinist, was She is survived by her man, disobeyed red ducted Friday at 10 a.m. decision, Judge Kenneth a member of the First at First Presbyterian husband Charles, Boca Dix said: "The defen- light, signed guilty wai- Presbyterian Church Church by Rev. Albert Raton; a son Carl C, dant might be guilty as ver. and was active in the G. Shiphorst, pastor. North Syracuse, N.Y., charged. However, it Samuel McHenry, Mens Club and the ush- Burial will take place and four grandchildren. appears to me there is speeding, signed guilty ers committee. He in Pennsylvania. Services were held a reasonable doubt. waiver. came to Boca Raton two Friends may call at Tuesday evening in Therefore, ifcind hi# Herman Brown, and one-half years ago the Kraeer Funeral Lome Babione Fune- not guilty on this count.-' speeding, signed guilty from Upper Darby, Pa. Home from 6 to 9 p.m. ral Home. Burial was Patrolman Phillip waiver. He is survived by his Thursday. in Blue Island, 111. Prince, arresting of- Bernard J. Dough- wife Mrs. Ethelyn ficer, was the principal erty, failure to stop at witness in the long, drawn - out trial and stop sign, signed guilty Almost 95 per cent of Airline Tickets spent more than an hour waiver. the secondary schools under questioning by Richard Evans, care- in the United States offer COMPLETE FOREIGN TRAVEL City Attorney Jerry Ste- less driving, $20. music courses, the Na- jskal and thedefense at- Richard Dean McF ad- tional Education Asso- and Cruise Service torney. den, disobeyed stop ciation reports. Of Other case® appeal sign, signed guilty wai- these, 81 per cent haye DUGAN TRAVEL ing before the court ver. special rooms for music ESTABLISHED 1956 Tuesday included: Joseph Anthony Elso, instruction. 75 S. FEDERAL 395-2112 William Smith, va- disobeyed flashing red grancy, $15 or 3 days light, signed guilty wai- in jail. ver. James T. Bowman, vagrancy, $15 or 3 days Judge Hands Out in jail. Leroy Whiteside, vagrancy, $15 or 3 days. Stiff Sentence 1/2 off John Sextor^ disobev- ed red light, signed gu«- "At this time I'm go- Eugene P. Foley, 'right, 'head of the Small Business Administration of the ty waiver. ing to pass a sentence United States, was the principal speaker at a meeting of Small Business In- Janie C. March, that I hope will make vestment Companies. He was introduced by Thomas F. Fleming Jr., left, of speeding, signed guilty an impression on you," Boca Raton. waiver. Judge Kenneth Dix told sat Irvin Cole Smith, dis- Arthur A. Jaquett in city obeyed Flashing red court Tuesday. light, signed guilty wai- "You've threatened to four Students Picked to Attend ver. kill your former wife, Britton J. Pruitt, Jr., according to her testi- public intoxication, $25 mony this morning, and Annual Boys State June 26 464 E. Palmetto Park Rd. or 5 days, A y». you threatened to com- Four students from Ziolkowski, Ameri- Boca Raton 395-1307 John Davm GeorgS, mit suicide. 277 to attend Boys State as Boca Raton High School Legion Post 277O disobeyed flashing red "We've had two kill- Program, Tallahassee, can have been nominated by June 26 through July light, $10. ings in Boca Raton re- American Legion Post George C. Nicholas, cently, one under cir- 3. speeding, signed guilty cumstances very like Boys were recom- waiver. your own. Life is more mended by Charles God- Visitors to Homosas- win, principal at the k important than that. sa Springs in the future school. Therefore, I sentence will board sight-seeing Boys and their spon- BOCA RATON'S MOST LUXURIOUS and you to 20 days in jail," boats for a mile ride sors are Robert Keith, the judge concluded. down a beautiful water- Kiwanis Club; Timothy way to the Springs where MOST CONVENIENTLY LOCATED Jaquett had been Beegle, Rotary Club; they will pass through a William DaCamara, brought into court for second entrance. the second time in as Lion's Club, and Thom- RESIDENTIAL APARTMENT By Arnold 0. Williams many weeks on a charge In our story of drugs, of assault and battery 1 it might occur to some to against his former wife, *••' ask. "what was the first Emma Lou. On May 4, drug store?" he was fined $20 or five HOW MUCH SS IT WORTH 70 Nature opened the days on the assualt "first drug store," and charge and $36 or 6 SAFEGUARD YOUR VALUABLES? had branches everywhere days on a charge of tres- and anywhere either man passing. or animal was sick. In The former Mrs. Ja- the fields, in £pe foresjfc quett charged the defen- in the earth, were ana dant with beating her are the ingredients to when she found him as- keep us healthy. Our pio- leep on her apartment neer ancestors discover- floor at 3 a.m. Tuesday. ed the rudiments of *"folk= "He said he was going medicine" by observing to kill me and kill him the animals as they self," she said. sought out their healing Jaquett said he had plants. been given a key to the A bear grubbing for apartment by the com- fern roots — a feverish plainant and had been animal lying jg a sh asked by her for help place eating nothing bu in moving some furni- drinking often — a rheu- ture. He also told the matic animal basking in court he had tried to Just think of it: For a few cents a day the hot sun — these were look out for her when she the original indicators. was drinking. a Safe Deposit Box here will safeguard In a sense, the modern Dix told Jaquett "if your valuables against fire, theft, flood, ON THE BEAUTIFUL BOCA RATON drug store does the same she drinks, that's her misplacement. . . and prying eyes! You'll thing on a scientific problem. You aren't basis. After all the great married now and you know where they are when you want HOTEL and CLUB GOLF COURSE work is to teach people have no business looking them: Safeguarded at all times, yet con- to remain healthy — n out for her." veniently available. just get their over "By the same token, sickness. This attitude Emma Lou," he added, Rent a Safe Deposit Box here today! — through your doctor, of "you have to leave him course, — is the one alone. 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OPEN EVERY DAY PHONE 732-9741 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 4A May 13, 1965 BOCA RATON NEWS Bunc/j Tafces Gave/ as lion's •34 V Club Holds Annual Installation Gerald Bunch was in- quilano, Adams, Ashe, district governor, gave stalled as president of William Nuss, Max Hut- the invocation. the Boca Raton Lion's kin, Maull, Walters, ClUb at the group's 19th Trupiano, Charles Use the Classifieds annual installation ban- Fracker, Bulla, Edwin am jar mr mw- quet Saturday at the Bo- Guthrie, Lunger, Dr. ca Raton Hotel and Club. Maxfield and MacPher- KECKS Bunch succeeds John son. Barber Shop Walters who has been Hutkin served as program and banquet chair- Downtown Boca Raton j elected secretary. • i 65 S, Fed. Highway Other officers are: man for the annual event A BETTER and Bulla, a past deputy 4 LET US Harold V. Maull, first m 395-9384 BUY FOR Till YOU vice president; Sal Al- &p jar mr BETTER ABOUT IT tieri, second vice pres- DRIVERS ident; Clifford L. Ad- "FIRST STEP" IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION ams, third vice presi- he Home GOLD KEY AUTO POLICY dent; David Lewis, trea- surer, William Trupia- Boca Raton Pre-School FISCUS, ALTMAN no, Lion tamer, Don- ald M. Van Dusen,tail Kindergarten & FlSCfS, Inc. twister; and Frank Lib- Professional Care & Guidance 21 SE 3rd St. erty, John Matteis, Sam Hot Lunch & Modern Equipment Acquilano, and James Boca Raton, Florida Perry, directors. Di- 250 N.W. 4th Diagonal Phone 395-5550 rectors remaining in office are Dr. William Maxfield and. David 2 through 6 years PHONE 395-7071 Ashe. Use the Classifieds Everett Wurtz, international counselor, was BOB KEITHS FREE DELIVERY toastmaster for the banquet and Victor Semet, international counselor, Liggett-Rexall was installing officer. Boca Raton New officers were installed at the Lion's Club second vice president, and Clifford Adams, third Outstanding service 19th annual banquet Saturday. First row, from vice president. Second row, Dr. •William.Maxfield, awards were presented, ^JDiirg Store director, William Trupiano, Lion tamer, Frank by Wurtz to Walters, left, arc John Walters, secretary; Donald M. Van- WINFIELD PARK Dusen, tail twister; Gerald Bunch, president; Liberty, John Matteis, Sam Acquilano and James Dr. Maxfield, Pete Di- Perry, directors.-National Resort Photo. Cecco, Dithmar Bulla, 138 W. PALMETTO SHOPPINGjGERTER Harold Maul I, • first vice president; Sal Altieri, Altieri Perry, John Lunger and Tom Mac- Ph, 395-4841 Ph. 395-4919 Commerce Invades Recrestion Areas Pherson. Perfect attendance awards were won by Ac- Schools in Palm DRUG SPECIALS FCD Studies Two Developments Beach County use QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED - SALE THROUGH SUNDAY, MAY 16 933,850 pints of milk in Proposals for two new struction, land acquisi- a first phase with 270 in the future LakePoin- an average month. commercial develop- tion, and relocations of feet right of way and a sett Reservoir, north - 79c BAYER ASPIRIN 100s . 52*• ments in the water con- bridges, and utilities, second phase calling for west of Cocoa, and north In your plans for servation areas of Palm according to Ed Dail, another 200 feet. of State Road 520. . 2.98 6ERIT0L TABLETS. 1.68 Beach, Broward and executive director. Other commercial Dail noted that the SUNDAY... Dade Counties - - a Federal funds, Dail developments in the proposed FCD budget We suggest that FIRST 79c BISODOLMINTS 100s 51$ television tower and said, will be in addition Conservation Areas will make possible the you attend the high voltage transmis- to this. which have sparked long - awaited start of CHURCH 1.00 ALBERTO V0-5 Regular .....*.. * 59$ sion lines - - will be A request for permis- lively discussions in re- construction of first - of your choice priority elements of the considered by the gov- sion to build a televi- cent months include oil KIWANIS CLUB 1.00 BAN DEODORANT 56$ erning board of the Cen- sion tower for Channel pipelines crossing Con- FCD system authorized servation Area 3, to link for Florida's missile of BOCA RATON tral and Southern Flo- 4 (WTVJ) in Conserva- -SUNRISE 49c PAPER MATE REFILL (Blue) ...... rida Flood Control Dis- tion Area 2-B, about Fort Lauderdale with coastline. trict at 9 a.m. Friday in 15 miles west of Fort the producing Sunniland West Palm Beach. Lauderdale, is expec- and Felda fields in Col- 23c FACIAL TISSUES In addition, the board ted from Richard F. lier and Hendry Coun- will act on a record Wolfson for Wometco ties; also the Ever- L 29c DANE'S SACCHARIN % gr. tr000 . . . 19$ budget of $23,964,000 Enterprises, Inc., Mi- glades Parkway, a toll which has been proposed ami. road to link Fort Lau- UNDER THE BANYAN TREE 23c SECORD SUPPOSITORIES .... 17( by the district for the A month ago the FCD derdale with Naples. 20 South Dixie Boca Raton fiscal year beginning- board gave a tentative The parkway also cros- 83c TUMS . • «49$ July 1. The budget, ad- O. K. to Scripps - Ho- ses Area 3. vertised during the past ward Television for a In other business, the 79c SCHICK D.E. STAINLESS BLADES .... 49$ month throughout the 18 2,000 foot tower in Con- FCD Board Friday will counties of the FCD, servation Area 1, in consider asking the 1.00 OLD SPICE DEODORANT ...... 69$ includes both state and southern Palm Beach State Board of Conser- district funds for con- County. The board, vation for funds to ac- Every Day Low, Low Prescription Prices FREE DELIVERY meeting in Hollywood, quire 755 acres of land Y Pulitzer, inc. authorized the staff to Turnpike Traffic work out an agreement with WPTV (Channel 5), Continues Increase Palm Beach. That Pursuant to CLOflN&OUR agreement is to be Traffic coming into brought back to the Boca Raton from the board for consideration. UCENSE*11752 DOORS Sunshine State Turn- Florida Power & pike continued to show Light Company will pre- ' FOREVER an increase during sent a revised request April. Friday for right of way The State Turnpike for transmission lines Authority said 22,267 to cross Conservation vehicles left the park- Area 3 in Broward way at the local inter- County. FURJVITURE change, compared to In March, FP&L re- 19,120 cars during April quested a 500-foot right of last year. The figure of way "to convey large brings to 96,793 vehi- blocks of power between cles the total so far this the east and west year. coasts," according to April revenues at the Fred McQuaig, company V AH Sales final? All Merchandise interchange here total- spokesman. The FCD ed $22,692 this year Board questioned the [Take Home and 5 Subject To Prior Sale: compared to $18,178 in need for 500 feet and ••Delivery Charge 25% Deposit Required April, 1964. directed the staff to work with the power company "on the basis SALE ON PREMISES Seaman Smith of right-of-way needed PUBLIC EMERGfllCY! at this time." The new NOTICE! L8VINS ROOM-BEDROOM Serves on Oiler FP&L request will be FLORIDA FREIGHT for 470 feet, including SELUNS OUT TO THE BARE WALLS! DIHMaROOM-DIKETTCS Seaman Ronald E, CHAIRS-LAMPS-BRIC-A-BRAC Smith, USN, son of Mr. FDRHITIIE-LAMPS and Mrs. Ralph E. Smith SAVE THIS DISASTER DISPOSAL OF of Boca Raton, is serv- FIXTUiES - TRUCK ing aboard the fleet oil- $ er USS Caloosahatchee, NUMBER I¥1RYTHISS® mm BE SOLDI 15f J64.00 operating with the U.S. FURNITURE - BUY FOR AS LITTLE AS 21 N. FLAGLER AVE. 525-3091 w Sixth Fleet in the Med- FOR 25 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR INVENTORY! iterranean. Right Downtown where Broward The oiler recently vi- EMERGENCY USE mm DOORS Blvd. crosses the F.E.CR.R. Tracks. SOW AT YOUR PRIOl! sited Athens, Greecefor Nejt to McConn Hdw. Parking lot four days. 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THE MUSICAL MORGANS Because Memorial RAY MORGAN, baritone soloist Day falls on Sunday, the LINDA MORGAN, soprano and narrator COEABEL MORGAN, golden coloratura'voice, Post Office will close trained under Mme. Louise Homer of the New the following Monday. York Metropolitan Opera. Appearing weekly He said windows will be on the television program, "Horizons of closed, only special de- Faith." She also teaches voice at Florida livery mail will be de- Bible College and Miami Bible College. livered,- and the holiday schedule for pickup also presenting would prevail. Bibletown trio, quartet and choir, as well as Judith Streeter with her Norwegian families melodious saxophone. are getting smaller. New census studies FREE ADMISSION AMPLE PARKING show that in'I960 there were 2.28 children for each married couple fltP£T0WN AUDITORIUM compared with . 2,4 in N.W. 4th Ave & 6th St. 1950. Rural couples had Robert Moore's sketch of the proposed new Gallery 10 to be con- and nine which will then be used to exhibit more or the Norton Col- an average of 2.69 child- Boca Raton 395-2400 structed on the north side of the Norton Gallery and School of Art lection. Currently only about half can be shown at one time. The ren; urban couples had Director E.R. Hunter reports that donations now total $23,500 new Gallery 10 will provide year round space for visiting exhibi- 1.87. toward the $35,000 needed to begin building. The goal is $50,000, tions. 1966 will mark the 25th Anniversary of the Norton Gallery. which includes air-conditioning and re-decorating galleries eight 1 I Gryening Snys 'Wage Peace5 m Speech Here Seiotor Hits U.S. Policy in Viet -Nam Calling on the United policy in Southeast Asia, Asians will, should and president of Viet Nam lantic University Inter- States to "wage peace "I do not consider' can settle Asian prob- today? They don't have national Relations Club. 6 TRANSISTOR as vigorously as we have South Viet Nam worth lems." a government." His remarks were waged war," Senator the life of a single The Alaskan senator Gruening's appear- greeted by a number of Ernest Gruening CD- American boy," Gruen- says the Viet Nam situa- ance here was sponsor- hecklers in the audi- Alaska), blasted U.S. ing said. "I think the tion could lead to war ed by the Florida At- ence. RADIO with Red China, but predicts it will end in a Ko- Regular 7.29 rean type settlement. 8 TRANSISTOR Contributions to High School "The people do not want the country to go Camino into the all-out war for Athletic Fund Reach $3,089 which we're headed," 10 TRANSISTOR RADIO he said. He also charg- Boca Raton High Keitzer, who has been ed that neither Presi- Barber Shop Regular 11.95 School's athletic fund keeping the account* dent Johnson nor the climbed to $3,089 cash Latest donation to the Defense Department is lost Modern Shop In RADIO on hand this week as fund which includes uni- telling" the whole story Regular NOW £97 checks continued to forms for the band, was about the Viet Nam sit- come, according to Jack a $100 check from the uation. Southern Florida Is 19.95 Exchange Club of Boca 12" Motor-vehicle opera- Raton. "The administra- Now Open To Serve You tors' licenses are issu- Keitzer said pledges tion," he said,"does not AM-FM ALL TRANSISTOR ed in 23 states for two give the complete facts received will bring the about why we are there. EXPERT BARBERIN6 FOR BETTER GROOMING OMJIA Regular BELZER'S years, in three states fund to over the $4,000 for one year, in 11 for mark. 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If of the "Carry On" se- this ever falls through, ries of comedies star- JAMES 'DR. NO" at- 2:00-3:50-9:50 In First TV Series I'll be qualified for a ring Charles Hawtrey, 'FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE" Will Start Friday at College Natalie Schafer, an janitorial job." Kenneth Williams-, Bar- BOND 3:50-7:50 - BoUi in Color accomplished actress, bara Windsor and Ber- is appearing in her first nard Cribbins. Rod Taylor Rev. Raymond J. No- 3 p.m. Saturday. Ti- television series as Jim gar, O.P., will conduct tles are "The Religious Backus' television wife Nurserymen Will the fifth in a series of Survival or Extinc- in "Gilligan's Island." Theater Launches Christian Renewal Con- tion?" and "Liturgy and "When I went to New Address Gardeners ferences Friday and the Terror of History." York at Christmas, I Four nurserymen will Summer Movie Club Saturday at Marymount Father Nogar, is the was recognized more discuss "Florida battling, College. author of "The Wisdom than whenl'minaplay," Grades and Standards of Boca Raton Theatre First conference, ti- of Evolution" and co- she told TV Guide. "You Nursery Stock" at a will participate in Wo- earthy... tled "American Cath- author of "Science in get into a cab and they'll Men's Garden Club rn etco Theatre's 11 an- —he's after olic of Tomorrow," will Synthesis". say, 'Aren't you Mr, meeting May 24 in the nual Children Summer beheld at7:30p.m.Fri- He received his bach- Rev. Nogar Magoo's wife?' " Community Center. Movie Club for its sec- day. The other two will elor of arts degree from Meeting will begin at ond year. be held at 1 p.m. and University of Michigan, 8 p.m. The club will begin a lectorate in theology Bl®@d B@nk Drivs Will Optfii Specimens of the dif- Thursday, June 10. and a doctorate in the ferent grades will be Program will include it's Fashionable philosophy of science exhibited at the meet- twelve features and from the Dominican Tbrsdif @! First Methodist ing. short subjects chosen Jim Backus, talking in House of Studies, River A copy of a booklet for their appeal and ac- Forest, 111. He has A Blood Bank Drive four pints of blood a ceptability for children. TV Guide magazine will be held from 1 to week. 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He also posses- crown tomorrow night at The Cats are sched- ses a good curve and 8 o'clock against either uled to take on Zephyr- medium-good slider. He Crawfordville or Pier- 200 Kids hills' Bulldogs at 8 o'- boasts a won-loss rec- son. The two will play clock to see who will ord of 11-1 and can last the opening game this compete in the finals a whole game with no afternoon. With a total count of Durant, Butch Fairall, Mike problem. Ingham. Friday night for the Last year, Boca Ra- participants now com- 65-yd. Low Hurdles-10-11- Group B crown, Coach John Clements ton beat Pierson in the pleted in the Fraternal Larry Quinn, Frank Hernandez, of the Bulldogs will use semi - finals of state Order of Police Track 7 Bill Bush, Jim Mertz, Blair Zephrhills isn't likely Portnoy. to be the pushover the Tom Porter at second tournament play, 6 to 1, Field preliminaries a Shoe Put - 12-13- Chuck Hill, Cats found when they base. A regular short- but lost to Avon Park in successful participation Francis Giblin, Joe Nisiey, John played Cypress Lake at stop he was moved be- the finale, 9 to 0. in the finals next Satur- Sterling, Mike Nolan. cause of a slight hand day night at Memorial High Jump - 10-11- All boys Fort Myers last week Coach Harry Benson who signed up for the prelim, and won 14-0. The Bull- injury. Leading the will probably stick with Park is assured. in the high jump of this age dogs have a season rec- team in RBI's, he's rep- the starting lineup he Some 242 youngsters group are eligible. ord of 14 and 1 and won uted to be good for ex- has used almost exclu- toed the mark in the el- GIRLS the regional crown from tra bases on line drives. sively throughout the imination program thus High Jump - 10-11-Becky Oviedo in a ten-inning assuring a re6ord runoff Smith, Pam Coyle, Ellen Wy- Some of the other year. mbs, Lory Jackson, Mary duel to the wire. Zephyrhills players will Tony Lalli will be befor the up coming finals. Moore. Oviedo had gone into be Joe Grogan, big cat- hind the plate taking the In the boys 8-9 year Standing Broad Jump-12-13- cher who has the long Cindy Peters, Irene Jezercak, the game as odds on fav- pitches from Herbold. old 50 yard dash anew Judy Clark, Judy Neering. orites and in the last of arm for throwing down At first will be Mike mark is almost sure to "50-yd. Dash - 10-11 - Pam the ninth appeared to to the bases; Brant Enders with Tom Ziol- be established as four Coyle, Laura Jackson, Audry have the game in their Blessing at third base kowski at second, and of the five finalists Allen, Davis Lorry, Diane Du- who has an excellent rant. pocket. With one out Wayne Dodge at third. broke the old standing 65-yd. Dash - 12-13 - Cindy and men on first and glove and fields bunts Dennis Jones completes record of 7.5. Peters, Irene Jezercak, Judy third, they tried for the well; Larry Weicht at the infield. In the out- In the boys 10 and 11 Neering, Judy Clark, Michelle first base, good stretch Ursonano, Barbara Enrico. bunt as the runner raced field, Ron Klipsic will year old group a solid High Jump - 12-13-Michelle for the plate. However, and has saved many a be at left, Mike Leknis- attempt will be made to Unsomano, Judy Neering, Mary the batter missed the bad throw during the kas at center and Bob lower the existing high Hershman. season. A good glove Bozzone at right. 65-yd. Dash - 10-11 - Fari bunt, the runner was jump record of 4.6 set Jackson, Jane Neering, Pam tagged out by the Bull- in Ron Carroll sets the B o z z o n e currently by Hudson Sturm in Coyle, Nancy Green, Diane Du- dog catcher and Oviedo balance of the infield. holds the batting record 1963. rant. 50-yd. Dash- 8-9 - Debra lost their spirit. Zep- The Bobcats will go for the Bobcats, hitting The following contes- Switzer, Linda Landry, Dion hyrhills won with two into the contest with a .340. Wayne Dodge's tants will run in the Flannary, Lisa Withall, Cathy runs in the top of the 17-3 record for the sea- .327 puts him in second F.O.P. finals to be held McGullough, Connie Newman, son and tournament place with Lekniskas this Saturday night, Linda Finger. tenth. 50-yd. Dash - 12-13 - Cindy The Bulldogs will play. Herbold will be hitting .316 for third. starting at 6:00 PM: Peters, Judy Clark,Irene Jez- Send It HOME Fellows ercak, Judy Neering, Mary Her- BOYS schman, Michelle Ursonano. 100-yd. Dash, 12-13 - Chuck Softball Throws - 10-11 - Hill, Charles Giblin, Don Cay- Jane Neering, Diane Durant, lor, Paul Finger, Erskin Jack- Glory Jackson, Beckie Smith, son. Margie McDonald. Little League Action 50-yd. Dash, 10-11 - Frank Standing Broad Jump- 10-11- Hernandez, Jim Mertz, Blair Diane Durant, Jane Neering, Portnoy, Gene Cannon, Bill Kathy Pemvright, Elaine Wy- Bush, Doug Sidewing, Julio mes, Lorraine Zent. Baez. Running Broad Jump-12-13- Softball Throw - 12-13 - Cindy Peters, Irene Jezercak, Don Caylor, Mike Cartzell, Michell Ursomano, Judy Clark, Sees Close Contests Francis Ciblin, Charles Giblin, Mary Hershman. Erskin Jackson. Softball Throw - 8-9 - Dion Shot Put - 10-11 - Darran Flannery, Debbie Durant, Shir- Ludlow was driven in Holbrook, Pat Osborne, Wayne Kiwanis-1 First Bank-1 ley Peoples, Susan Squires, Me- by Tardiff's sacrifice Moore, Scott Switzer, John lanie Hershman. Wood. hit and Franks stole all Running Broad Jump- 10-11- Standing Broad Jump- 10-11- Civiians-3 Causeway-13 Jane Neering, Beckie Smith, the way around. Guy Bradley, Mike LaBianco, Margie McDonald, Carrol Ag- In the bottom of the Frank Hernandez, Mark Sch- new, Megan Mackey. Joe Ash pitched a one- oenfeld, Pat Osborne. Pitcher Bath of Lit- third, Thine and Mc- Softball Throw - 12-13-Dawn 50-yd Dash - 8-9 - Jack Fi- tle League Civitans hitter Monday night as Overdorf, Mary Hirshman. Clellan both walked and cek, Mike Ingham, Micky Cob- twirled a one-hitter and Causeway Lumbers stole all the way home. lentz, Michell Noel, Robert Lo- scored two of three runs dumped First Bank and Adams reached first on vvorn, Homar Goddard, John as he set down Kiwanis Trust Co., 13 to 1 in a single, then stole the Bell. Little League action. Standing Broad Jump - 13-13- Thursday, 3-1. rest of the way. Charles Giblin, Wade Christian, Bath reached the In giving up the sin- Longest hit of the eve- Erskin Jackson, Ricky Ireland. basepaths in the second gle hit, Ash allowed on- ning also came in the 65-yd Low Hurdles 12-13- inning on an error and ly one runner to reach Chuck Hill, Francis Giblin, Don Laszlo Bellak third when Cober blast- Caylor, Paul Finger, Russ Steb- in the fourth when hit by the basepaths on a walk ed a double to right field. bins. a pitched ball. He scor- and struck out 13 of 18 He was left on base. Softball Throw - 10-11- Bob- ed both runs as Holzin- batters facing him. by Kelly, John Wood, Larry Quinn, Darran Holbrook, Rich- World's Table Tennis Champion ger hit into error plays. With neither side A flock of walks saw ard Scanlan. Tht third run was scoring in the opening run after run scoring Running Broad-Jump-12-13- scored by Paul Finger in the Donald Caylor, Charles Giblin, frame, Causeway tallied for Causeway Tom Brannigan, Wade Chris- for the Civitans. He was two in the second stan- fourth and before it was tian, John Sterling, Bill Rein- Witt Give Exhibition in June driven in by Bath's sin- za. Ludlow and Franks over eight men had ert. gle to left center field. both walked. romped home. Running Broad Jump-10-;ll- Mike LaBianco, Blair Port- JIM Laszlo Bellak, one of Club, and Max Booke, a U.S. Singles champion Whisman scored the noy, Buy Bradley, Ronnie the world's outstanding manager of University three times, a member only run of the game for ••Hi m Franks, Wayne Moore. BBIOTHERTOIS Kiwanis in the sixth inn- M IK iif! w&t 50-yd. Dash-12-13- Erkskin table tennis champions, Bowl. Mr. Bellak will of the World's Doubles m •••ilii^ - Jackson, Bill Reinert, Russ championship six times, ing. m • Stebbens, John Sterling, E d Al- is a good man will give an exhibition bring with him one of KIWANIS WmSm AB R H at the University Bowl the current finalists in a member of the World Getting on with a walk, R H CAUSEWAY bury, Mike Hartzell. he advanced to second on Whisman, c AB1 1 1 Gill, lb 4 0 0 Softball Throw - 8-9- Micky on Monday evening, June the 1965 United States Championship Team Coblemz, Lee Walke, Bobby' to know 7th, at 8:00 p.m. The Table Tennis champion- eight times. At one time Strippolli's hit to left Strippolli, lb 3 0 0 Adams, ss 3 2 2 forthcoming tournament ship. or another he has wonfield and • later walked Rosemergy,3b 3 0 0 McClellan, c 1 2 1 As an Allstate Agent, he's every major table tennis in as the bases loaded Sturm, p 2 0 0 Campbell, If 2 1 0 a specialist in top-quality was announced jointly Bellak was born in 2 0 0 0 3 0 Holes In Poles by Lenny Buettner, Budapest, Hungary, was title in the world. and walks continued. Ki- Willis, rf Rhine, rf insurance protection at low His plans during his wanis left the bases full Jackson, ss 3 0 0 Cober, 2b 1 2 1 The pileated wood- cost for family, home, car president of the Flori- a member of the World 2 0 2 1 0 da Atlantic University Championship Team at visit to Boca Raton call as the game ended on Rucks, If o. Ash, p pecker and his cousins- or business. Practically any Athletic and Recreation for him to give an ex- Jackson's fly to the pit- Clark, 2b 2 0 0 Tardiff, cf 2 1 0 including the yellow - kind of policy you need. the age of 17, and was cher. Maradie, cf 2 0 0 DeCuccim 3b 0 1 0 See or phone him for full hibition, show trick shafted flicker - annual- details. shots, play Ronald Ru- 'TOTALS 20 1 1 TOTALS 15 13 4 ly damage 3 million util- bin, FAU student Boca Nafs-2 CIVITANS AB R H First Bank 00C) 01-- 1 ity poles. Telephone F@r! l®vd§rd@I§ Yankees champion, and play a Finger, cf 3 1 0 Causeway 023 8X--13 companies have tried alL JiM BROTHERTON local area champion. Scanlon, If 2 0 0 sorts of repellants, have AB R H SEARS Bellak has made mov- 1st FederaH Walton, 2b 3 0 0 BOCA NATL painted poles vivid col- Opsn 6 Gam© Home Sfmsd Bath, p 3 2 1 D. Fraker,2b 2 0 0 Fifth Avenue ie shorts and also given Pitcher Pendergast ors, draped them with exhibitions at such pla- Stebbins, 3b 3 0 0 M. Dolan, rf 3 0 0 red flannel, and even twirled a two-hitter Parks, ss 3 0 0 D. Harris, cf 2 1 0 Shopping Plaza Fort Lauderdale' s Beach counties to attend ces as the Radio City against Boca National in hung scarescows from Music Hall, the Palace Holzinger, lb 2 0 0 Biaz, c 3 0 1 the crossbars. Boca Raton 395-7707 Yankees arrived home our games and thus cre- Little League competi- Smith, c 2 0 0 V. Fraker, p 2 0 1 this week to open a 6 ate new fans by offering Theater and the Rain- tion Friday night but the In the Southwest, a game homestand in 5 this special night with a bow Room. At an exhi- Willocks, rf 1 0 0 J. Dolan, lb 3 0 0 costly protection tried First Federals still lost TOTALS 22 3 1 Hernandez,lf 3 0 0 days. dance following the ball bition in Chicago there 2-0. was a three - eighths - You're in good hands with game. We hope we have were 10,000 in the aud- Kiwanis 000 001—1 B. Chick, ss 2 1 0 inch jacket of meshed Wednesday, they fac- Bill Chick scored the Louk, 3b 2 0 0 ed Leesburg in the first hit on the right idea, said ience. opening run in the fifth1 Civitans 010 110—3 hardware cloth; in a ALLSTATE* General Manager,Ed TOTALS 22 2 2 double header of the At the present time, inning* Getting on base FIRST BANK AB R H FIRST FED, A.B R H Louisiana swamp, ex- season. Bastian. High school Mr. Bellak is operating by virtue of an error, pensive galvanized steel INSURANCE boys will be amitted for Patrone,2b 3 0 0 Martin, 3b 3 0 2 FOUNDED BT SCARS Today will find the a color separation com- he stole bases all the Wood, 3b 2 0 0 Kelly, ss 3 0 1 - a. quarter-inch thick- ABtUt invtHK* CmpuUtt * Horn Qfmt #UUfc IB. Orlando Twins making $.50 and their dates pany in Miami which was way home. was installed. their first visit of the free. A one hour dance started many yer ago Reut, rf 2 0 0 Toomey, lb 3 0 0 in the stadium lobby will In the sixth,. Center- Jones, p 2 0 0 Pendergast, p 3 0 1 i ^» «s asass asa n season to Fort Lauder- by his father. fielder Harris crossed dale. This will be the be held immediately fol- Feliu, ss 2 1 0 Del Prete, cf 3 0 0 lowing the game. home plate ahead of a Crumb, cf 2 0 1 McLean, If 2 0 0 second family night of single by V. Fraker. He Christian, lb 2 0 0 Messmer, rf 2 0 GOLF the young season and Fifty leys 0 All Kids Day will be had reached first base Mazzerellu, If 1 0 0 Stone, 2b 2 0 0 NO WAITING men will be amitted for on a walk. $1.00, ladies $.50, and held Saturday, with Co- Day, c 2 0 0 Manning, c 2 0 1 coa providing the oppo- Tyrst Out First Federal's lead- TOTALS 18 1 1 TOTALS 25 0 5 I ALL DAY - EVERY DAY children 12 years old ing hitter was Gary and under will be admit- sition. Game time will m be at 1:30 pm and chil- Martin. He rapped two GREEN ted free if accompanied Fur Minors singles in three trips to « $925 by an adult, dren will have a chance The DO - DO'S FEES to win puppys, bicycles the plate. Kelly, Pen- 2 Fifty boys turned out Orlando roundsout and toys which will be dergast and Manning al- are at University Bowl their visit on Friday, and indicated a desire to given away free. join the minors of Lit- so were credited with 18 Holes Par 71 when they again meet singles. A Gold Headpin Strike Gives You CHAMPIONSHIP COURSE AND This game is spon- tle League Association the Yankees at 7:30 pm, I THE AREA'S BEST GREENS For the first time the sored by the Lauderdale last week, according to According to the 1965 Chance at the DO-DO's Yankees will sponsor a Beach Hospital. The President Bill Hood. statistics of the Inter- for FUN and CASH PRIZES § high school date night. Yankees will end their "We'll have four national Game Fish As- ELECTRIC CARTS OPTIONAL teams," Hood said, "We are trying to do homestand on Sunday sociation, 59 world re- I CO U T RY everything to encourage when they face the As- "and will be playing ev- cord catches have been University Bowl ery Wednesday eve- SOUTHERN MANOR C UJ B high school students tros from Cocoa in a recorded in the Baham- BOWL, I KouteUS 441 (State Bd. 7) 3 Miles N. of Boca Raton Ed. from Broward and Palm 7:30 pm game. ning." as. N.E. 20th. St. Boca Raton Ph. 278-3371 BOCA RATON NEWS May 13, 1965 11A Bombers Boca Raton Beach Lifeguard Defeated Sets New Mile Swim Record

Bill Milton, a member of Boca Raton's The Businessmen's The finals of the Palm Beach Patrol, set a new Handicap have held their Beach Women's and By Fa/cons mile swim record ov- final meeting and made Men's Travel leagues er the weekend and plans for the coming will take place Sunday at brought home a mon- year. New officers are the University Lanes Boca Bombers took one run before the fire strous trophy for his Charles McCutcheon, starting at 1 p.m. on a little more than they was put out by Lawson. efforts, president, Bill Azzarel- Gladys Coif ax was could chew Sunday when Milton took the mile lo, vice president, Dave honored at the awards they met Terry Ford The box score: BOCA BOMB. ABHR swim with a time of 25, Govan, secretary-trea- banquet of the Boca Falcoms at Pompano 44 beating out his near- surer, Troy Curtis, lea- Squares Monday night. Municipal Stadium. As a Tom Reid 5 2 2 Tom Ott 4 12 est competitor by three gue representative. Hal She has been secretary . result, they lost the ex- minutes. Waite, president of Boca of the group ever since hibition game, 8 to 3. Dick Moody 4 0 2 Jim Ray 3 0 0 Overall, Boca Raton Heating and Air Cond. its organization in 1961. 9) Cowherd went the tied for third place with was honored for his Many people are look- "route for Terry Ford on Jerry Alteiri 3 0 0 Paul Jalbert 10 0 Metro's squad. How- team having finished in ing forward to the Do-Do the mound and was tag- ever, team captain Dar- first place. pins which will be used ged for eight hits. The Phil Mapolitan 10 0 D. Eshleman 2 0 0 yl Schmidt explained In the Wednesday Saturday night, along Bombers used three pit- that Boca Raton's four morning Zodia league, with the gold head pins. chers and gave up a to- Bill Lawson 3 0 2 John Forsythe 2 0 0 men were hard put to Annette Curtis won the There will be fun and tal of 10 hits to the home keep up with the teams Boca Raton Pre-School prizes for all those that team. Bobby DeBoard 2 0 0 Gran Jenkins 2 0 0 of 30 and 40 brought bowler of the week bowl. Dick Moody of the from the other three award by having bowled Summer leagues are Bombers hit two for four TOTALS 32 3 8 competing cities. 19 pins above her av- POMPANO' still being formed for at the plate and was erage. men, women and mixed. credited with the longest FORD ABRH The yearly event J. Collier 5 2 0 sponsored by Sea & Ski The new King and Anyone desiring to reg- #hit of the day. It came Queen (senior citizens) ister for any of these in the eighth inning. Reid Amtley 5 0 1 in cooperation with the S. Hildreth 3 0 3 National Lifeguard mixed group bowling groups should contact had led off with a single Tuesday mornings at 10 and Ott followed with a Jr. Miner 5 10 Foundation, was held at the lanes at 395-5222, Hollywood. Entered have openings for others double to right field. D. Hurm 5 11 that wish to join them. Moody's 325-foot blast J* Garcia 3 10 were teams from the JAMAICA TRAVELERS host city, Miami Beach The 3-man 4-game Team Won Lost to center field scored H. Collier 3 2 2 Hot Tamales 861/2 491/2 the two base runners. Adelmann 4 0 1 and Metro, scratch league with Bob Mai Tai 83 1/2 521/2 However, Cowherd Cowherd 4 12 In setting a new re- Fox as president star- Four Shots 80 56 beared down on the next cord, Milton bettered ted with-12 teams, and Calypsos 761/2 591/2 TOTALS 37 810 expect to add two more Swizzles 76 60 three striking out two Bombers 100 000 020-3 last year's time of 27, Nutmegs 67 69 and getting DeBoard to Falcons 021101 21X-8 50. next week. Rinky Dinks 56 80 ®fly out to center. The 2B-Antley, Cowherd, Hollywood took the In the first week's Alleyboops 521/2 831/2 Beat the Champ tour- Pushovers 511/2 841/2 fly ended the rally for Terry Ford; Tom Ott, team event first place Rum Dums 50 1/2 85 1/2 with Miami Beach sec- Bill Milton, left, has help from team captain Daryl Schmidt to hold the trophy ney, the winners were Boca Raton as well as Boca Bombers. SB-Bo- he won for setting a new mile swimming record. Both men are members of Boca High team game, Alleyboops, Bomber scoring. ca Bombers: Dick Moo- ond. Metro tied Boca Mabel Walker, Jeanne 779; high team triple. Hot Ta- dy. BB-Boca Raton: 3; Raton, Raton Beach Patrol and participated in four-city competition recently. Brownlee, Dottie Beard, males, 2124; individual high, Long hitters for Ter- Fen Miller, Al Wright, Dottie Beard, 190 and Bob Broe- ry Ford were Pitcher Terry Ford: 4; SO By- erton, 194; individual triple, Boca: Lawson 1; For- Sr., and Bill Brownlee. Esther Pfanner, 506 and Bob Cowherd and Right - Two University Bowl Brotherton, 521. fielder Andley. Both sythe 1; Terry: Cow- In Monday Night Play herd 15; HO-Lawson 6; teams travel to West UNIVERSITY BOWLERETTES men were credited with Palm Beach this week- doubles but they came Forsythe 3; DeBoard 1; Team Won Lost Terry Ford: Cowherd end to bowl in the Bowl- Garry's Sports 83 1/2 441/2 back to back inthefour- ing Proprietors of Flo- Sarah Rutherford 82 46 ^th inning, scoring only 8. WP-Cowherd. Men's Softball Season Opens 7th Chukker Lng. 77 51 rida Handicap state fi- Kreuscher Const. 74 54 nals. If either team County Title 731/2 541/2 scoring two more in the runs and from that point to four runs, two in the 5th Ave. Mercht. 69 59 wins they will go to the Clearwater 67 1/2 601/2 Electrics fourth inning they were on scored in each inn- second and two in the national finals at Pitts- Winfield Haird. 64 1/2 63 1/2 7-Ball Action At never headed, Garry's ing. third. burgh, Boca Coin Lndry, 64 64 came back with a sin- Cuevas went the route Jalbert Lab. 611/2 66 1/2 The Steelers got to The Businessmen's McReynolds 611/2 66 1/2 Bymp Garry's gleton in the seventh but pitcher Rogers for only on the hill for the Steel- Handicap had a sweeper Doby Brick 59 69 couldn't start much of 9 hits, turning them in- ers and gave up 21 hits. and the final score First Bank&Tr. 55 73 Recreation Dept. a fire before the inning Roadmans. 501/2 771/2 showed John Lacey in Iris Monogram. 461/2 811/2 Sport Shop was over. first place with a 636, Williams Med. 37 91 NATIONAL LEAGUE in favor of the hard hit- Bob D'Amore 615, and High team game, Kreuscher Behind the hitting of ting Troy Plumbers. Garry Pitcher Sturm Paul St. Jean 613. Dave Const., 813; high team triple, Maintenance Electric was tagged for 10 hits Garry's Sport Shop, 2248; in- George Danciu, David hopped Garry's Sport Govan had a 601, Mar- dividual high, Jeanne Brown- Alley, Pat Worsham, AMERICAN LEAGUE by the winners. Gaines STEELERS ABRH vin Upright a 210. and lee, 250; individual triple. Opal Shop in the city softball gave up seven hits in GARRY'S AB R H David Sweet, Gerry Lat- In the American Lea- opener Monday night to Huff, ss 3 11 Bostel,cf 4 11 Del Phillips 223. James, 616. urmy, Teen Town's T- gue the Elks proved to be going the route for Cummins, ss 4 0 2 the tune of 6-2. Maintenance. Sikes, lb 3 0 1 Ballers outlasted a hard too much for Kiwanis in Hutchins, Castle and Lamont, rf 3 0 1 Neville, 3b 4 10 charging Rotary Club the opening ball game Gaines led the way for Kern, 3b 3 0 0 Kane, If 3 0 0 END OF SEASON led by John Guttgeit, for both teams. the winners, each col- Galloway, If 3 11 Remade, lb 3 11 Doug Guthrie and Frank The Elks, in a situa- lecting two hits apiece. Sturm, p 3 0 0 Cole, 3b 3 11 Weathers, to win its tion that could only hap- Garry's led off with Steelers Moss, sf 2 0 0 Goss, rf 3 0 3 first, ball game of the pen in "T" Ball, picked a single run in the first Stebbens, c 2 0 0 Kimball, sf 3 0 0 season, 7 to 5. up 18 runs on 18 hits inning. Huff doubled and Moesher, cf 3 0 0 Dolbon, c - 3 0 0 Teen Town scored all as all boys were "go"'" was driven in by La- Bombed Kerr, 2b 2 0 2 Cuevas, p 3 0 1 their runs in the first - on the Elk Ball Club. mont's single. Mersums, sf 1 0 1 TOTALS 33 4 9 inning and then managed When the scoring ended But the Maintenance TOTALS 28 2 7 BOCA AB R H to hold on as Rotary befor the day the Elks were boys came blasting back By Boca MAINT.ELEC AB R H Dunster sf 5 4 4 Large Selection gan its drive from be- victorious 20 to 6 in in the bottom of the Hutchins, If .4 11 Good, If 5 2 2 hind, only to have it fall spite of the lop-sided first with four solid Boca softballers West, ss 4 0 0 Jazercak, 3b 5 13 * COLOR TV's short. hitting. Kiwanis came bombed the Steelers in Coblentz, ss 5 14 on strong to score 5 runs. Dave Hutchins led Chick, sf 4 1 0 Roger Stebbins of off and was safe on an the second game of the B. Hutchins,cf 4 Danciu, c 5 2 2 * STEREOS Tray Plumbing picked runs in their half of the evening Monday, 17 to 1 2 Rutherford, lb 12 1 last inning. error. Chick also Nye, lb 3 1 0 * PORTABLES up two hits and scored reached base on an er- 4. Wilkins, 3b 3 Blackwelder, cf 4 1 1 both times as Chris 1 1 Pumphrey, 2b 3 11 ror. Boyd Hutchins' Both teams went down Herick, 2b 2 1 1 Krug duplicated the act- The Jaycees proved to double sent the first two in order in the opening Wood, 2b 1 Crump,2b 111 ion as Randy Dettman be just as powerful as runners home, Nye also inning in what looked Southards, rf 0 0 (4th inn) and John Ingalls drove 3 0 1 last years Champions as was safe on an error like a pitcher's duel Castle, c 3 0 2 Franks rf 4 11 Perfect T)L in both boys with boom- they took the measure of and Hutchins scored on coming on. But it did- Gaines, p 3 0 2 Rogers, p 4 11 ing hits to the Exchange Boca Motors 14-9. n't last long. TOTALS 42 17 21 40 N. Federal Hwy.r Boca Raion 395-0782 outfield. the play. Nye later TOTALS 34 610 Bob Garner, Jack scored on a fly ball. Leading off the second Garry's 100 000 1—2 Boca 061 343—17 CURTIS MATHFS FACTORY DISTRIBUTOR The Exchange Club Corren, Pat Weaver, & With Maintenance stanza, Boca leveled six Maint.Elec.400 Steelers 022 000— 4 stayed close on the Tim Ropp led the Jay- 200 0—6 Plumbers heels as they cee 20 hit attack for Bo- pulled the near impossi- ca Motors, Hank Hodde, ble by performing a Mike White, John Las- beautiful executed triple sitor, were instrumen- Play. tal in the Motor's hit The game ended 8-4 attack. *r Leaguers Play Two, Botl Games Incomplete

Last Friday night Po- for D&M had twirled a ny Leaguers played one-hit game, but was a double header ball plagued by walks and game, but neither game errors in the infield. ^was finished. Both had Two runs scored for time limits which ran the Firefighters in the out. second, two in the third League officials said and one in the fourth. the games would be D&M put three across picked up and finished in the third and two in at a later date. fourth frame. When time ran out Kingma went the route in the first game be- on the hill for the Fire- tween the Police and fighters and gave up 3 VOLKSWACEP* OF > Wentworth, the Police three hits. Who in the world seals the bottom? Volkswagen. were leading by a score Here's a side of the VW that few people smooth the VW bottom is. No hollow pockets #of 9 to 8. Both teams Flamingo Parade know about: the underside. It is completely and hanging parts to trap air and slow you had garnered three hits. enclosed, and sealed with rubber to make it down. Less drag. Better gas mileage. A VW Seven of W entworth' s While the Parade of practically, airtight. So tight, there are re- depreciates less than any other car because total runs came in the the Flamingos is the ports it will float! But here's a more useful less can happen to it. opening inning as five main attraction at Ar- advantage: a VW sloshes through water The Volkswagen's heater and defroster that brings other traffic to a standstill. are part of the chassis, built into it and' men in a row walked. dastra Gardens in Nas- to The game went three sau, the six acres of On most cars, control wires and cables therefore included in our price§] 595* P innings before it was gardens are well worth are left exposed. But notice how flat and to bottom. called. exploring. In them, vi- ESS-ii»«—, In the nightcap of the sitors, will find more Miller Motors, Sue. double-header, Fire - than 4,000 different Winners of the big tennis match last Sunday at Boca Raton Hotel and Club 2225 S. Federal Highway fighters and D&M Auto tropical and sub-tropi- are shown above receiving their trophy from Robert B. Leggett, executive Delray Beach, Florida % Parts were knotted at cal plants and shrubs, manager. Taking the honors were Warren Woodcock, left, pro from Silver- •SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICE EAST COAST P.O.E., LOCAL TAXES 5-5 when the whistle many of them brought AND OTHER DEALER DELIVERY CHARGES, IF ANY, ADDITIONAL in from as far away as thatch Inn and Dr. Ronald.Curtis, amateur from West Palm Beach. Twenty- blew. two amateurs and professionals participated in the annual affair. Herbold, on the mound Africa. 1_2A May 13, 1965 BOCA RATON NEWS Services Available •Business Opportunities • Apartments forRent Merchondise for Sale Autos for Sale Personals Services A»u. luble EXTERMINATING EXCLUSIVE [IDEAL FUR TKAUHJiKb SINGER AUTOMATIC ONE OWNER Henderson Funeral Ser- ELECTRICAL SERVICE' ; EFFICIENCY & 1 Bed- *62 Pontiac Bonneville vice & Ambulance Ser- Speedy 24 Hr. 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Wood, Metal, or Con- 1 & 2 Bedroom, Furn., EDITION French Provincial Fruit Pompano Beach, Phone: Retired Nurse with Clerks, Available at ASH MILJLlORK crete surfaces. This Tuesdays, 5 p.m. 941-8100. reasonable rates. Custom cabinets Unfurn., Ht/AC, Adults. wood 2 end Tables, & lovely home wil give 395-7704. finish is also recom- E ASTON Apts. 395-3287 Round coffee table, to '62 Chev. 4 dr. H/T excellent care to semi- and Millwork mended for boats and SUNDAY Fully Powered, White, MR. BUSINESSMAN Free estimates • 541 NE 45th St., Boca ' EDITION match. $75. takes all. invalid. My home or automobiles. New Apartments, 3 bed- Call AM 395-7846. Red Interior. One Owner yours 941-4169. Did you know that you 535 N.W. 28th St. Fridays 12 Noon Let our tires be your Driven by Lady since could go into 5,000 local 395-2260 NO COMPETITION room 2 bath unfurnished ride. 50 used tires new. Low mi. Reason- Lost and Found homes every week (26 Furniture Refinishing. As these are exclusive $85. per mo. Delray $2.50 up. Recaps $6.50 able. Will take trade. Lost. Pin with cluster times) for $15.60? This Upholst. "Keep smiling formulas in demand by •Beach 276-5537. 10 SELL & up. POMPANO TIRES,, Terms to Suit Private. of Rhinestones in cen- $15.60 buys a 4 line We can fix it." 230 SW all businesses, indus- New Duplex Apt's, furn. 1296 S. Fed. Hwy. 942- After 6: PM 933-2800 ter; blue flowers around "salesman" in the Boca 5 Ct. Pomp 941-8890. try and homes. No fran- & Unfurn. 2/2 Central '62 Falcon 2 Dr. Sedan edge. Sentimental rea- Raton News. No better Mountain's Furn. Refin. chise fee. Minimum A/C & Heat Quality. TO REP 8400. son. Reward 278-3793. "salesman" in town. Quality Rugs & Car- Thru-out. 3498 & 3422 $50. Down,-and take over 6 Cyl, Standard Trans. peting. Custom Made investment - $300. Max- 933-1483. „____ Help Wanted Female Call 395-5121 - Ruth imum investment - N.E. 5th Drive, Boca 10 SERVICE payments of $20.53 per Van. Draperies. Slip Covers,, Raton. month. For a New Low- LOVELY room, in private VISITING HOME Reupholstering, Atlan- $7,000. Investment is home, good location, lady MAKERS SERVICE OF EXPERIENCED TAY- secured by inventory. Congenial mgrs. have TO SECURE HELP rey Holiday Organ. Call LOR. All kinds - ladies tic Rug Co., 3305 N. efficiency & 1 bedroom 395-3611 Weekdays, - only. $10 wk. 395-1458. .Palm Beach County, Inc. Fed. (Shoppers Haven) Factory trained person- Needs Mature Women and men's alterations - nel will help set up your apt. on ocean front. Air 395-4238 Eve.. LIKE NEW suits made single brea- Pompano WH 1-1657. cond. $70 to $80 Mo. FOR TOP '61 One Owner Cadillac for part time & Live in Boca Store 78 S. Fed. business. For complete DAMAGED TRAILER' - Nursing and Home care. sted from double, wide details and descriptive Including utilities. 317 Good Chassis & Tires, Sedan, Fully powered. lapels made narrow. Highway, Boca Raton, Briny Ave., Pompano With all option factory Training will be given. 395-3717. . literature write: RESULTS- See: behind, 165 N.W. Call 278-2651. Barton & Miller's CHEM - PLASTICS & Beach, 941-6231. 20th St. £50. 395-4660, air, immaculate, ori- Cleaner & Laundry, GEOLOGIST - Weekend ginal condition. Low mi. Waitresses, wanted 6 Eve. Consulting - Le- PAINT CORP., 1828 Lo- WE BUY & SELL Private. $2150. Terms Must be over 21 yrs. 2600 N. Dixie Hwy. at cust., St. Louis 3, Mo. SAVE BOCA RATON Good, Clean, Used Home 5 Points, Wilton Man- roying & Drafting - 395- if desired. 942-8350. old. Guaranteed wage. 2096. Small Manufacturing Furnishings, Try us Year round employment ors LO6-4314. business, non competi- $$$ First. '61 Chev. Parkwood 4 TIC TOC CHILD CARE NEWS Apply: Tofano's Restau- SPRINKLING SYSTEM tive, 2 Patented Items. 1961-1965 MODELS Call 942-1042 door station wagon V8 rant, 515 NE 20th St. Service — Call: Nursery Proven and can be prov- DUKE power steering. Phone Steve - 941-6411 273 N.W. 15th St. • All Makes Priced 933-1483. Boca Raton. 1 Year to 6 Years ed money maker. Old 395-5121 HOME FURNISHINGS Experienced Typist & SINKING FLOORS or age & poor health forces {or Fast Sale '55 Chrysler Station Tel. 395-5440 2301 North Dixie Hwy. General Office Assist- Foundations. Pump back All Type Pool Repairs to sell. 276-7613 or 933- f 6is§a 16> Pompano Beach. Wagon, new Mark IV air ant, Busy Office Write into original condition. 4940 Ft. Lauderdale.. THIS WEEK-END ONLY Used Power Mowers cond. New Tires, Many Metro Construction. Pool Lights installed to P. O. Box 186, Boca Have your Pool look like Stores for Rent J£j»MONZA Reel and Rotary Type 3 Male Dachshund pups, Extras. Boca Raton Mo- Raton, Fla. 972-3111, 1841'N.W. 22 door cpe. tors. new. Let us Drain & 18 x 45 Near FAU from $15. BELZER AKC black and tan, now White Woman 2 or 3 St. Pompano. Acid Bath it. Summer Radio, auto. HARDWARE, 3198 N. 395-4964 Shift. $45. Call 942-5342. Wanted times wk. General LAWN & TREE SERVICE maintenance Plan. Mo- $2150 Federal Hwy. Male - Boston Terrier. A Donation of a Piano or housework 4 hrs. day. tors - Filters, etc. Rooms for Rent 1965 Domestic Zig Zag Organ for the Unity CHAIN SAW WORK Furnished Bedroom, FORD Puppies, AKC, 8 wks. 395-7221. . Dixie Pool Service STATION WAGON Sewing Machine. New. old. 395-2775. 4721 NW Church of Boca Raton. Experienced Medical COMPLETE LAWN Private bath in Boca. '65 MAINTENANCE 125 S. Dixie Hwy. Air Conditioned -Loaded Sold for $89.50 Limited 2nd Ct., Boca Raton. 395-0569. Secretary wanted for 2 Pompano 933-7031 Call before 9: A.M. or with extras. Time Only $49.50. Will YORKSHIRE Terrier Want to buy-Surf Board Internists at Delray Of- RYAN TREE & LAWN after 8: P.M. 395-4086. take trade. Call collect Champ. Sired 4 mo. & Golf Clubs. Call after fice. Please state all SERVICE Situations Wanted Beautifully furnished 583-4132. Male, all shots, paper 4 p.m. CR 8-3266. reference on applica- 395-6538 Woman wishes General large room, twinbeds. JIjP FORD CONV. Large Modern Ebony trained. Ft. Laud. JA tion. Write Box 1838, Painting Interior or Ex- House work, Steady, Re- Priv. entrance & bath, VJ A real Buy Donations of Furniture, liable, Good .Reference. 1/2" thick glass top 4-7784. Delray Beach, Fla. erior. No job too smallt: & patio. Walk to shops. Loaded. Rummage, Clothing or 395-4163.. dining room table & 4 BARKLESS DOG What have you? before Young Lady - Age 25 to Free Estimates. 278- & theatre. $60 month. $2675 matching upholstered 35 to take care of office 2566. Young lady experienced FOR SALE May 13th. Will pick up. in selling wishes posi- 395-3589. JZJ FORDS (2) chairs. Very good cond. Basenji Barkless Breed 395-2859. phones. Call 395-7474, STEPPING Stone Spec- Furnished Sleeping 01 Air Condi- 395-1654. 16 mo. old Female Personals Older Woman to baby sit ialist, will install. Over tion to sell. Prefer store Rooms, Reasonable. tioned. Plus Buy Sell Trade Needs run. Excellent WHY RENT A TV every Tuesday 10 a.m. 200 Precast concrete selling. Part or full 395-2450. many extras. Furn. Restaurant & Bar Items stocked.Products, time. 395-2593. Pedigree. 901 Azalea Perfect TV in Boca Ra- until noon. More sitting vAportments for Rent Equip. & What have you. St. 395-0196. ton will put a new 19" possible later. 395-2096 work guaranteed. Delray Exp. Receptionist, Typ- RAMBLER Pompano Trading Post Concrete Prod. Co. Cr ing, Shorthand, Call Completely furn. 1 bed- OI - Auto Shift Plants, Trees. Sod Portable in your home ro m 1108 Hammondville Rd. for as little as $2.50 ji , 9 foj^ —— o-**ov i2 blkUUsB Ww.. oca Sea- - 3Q.S-1-V70. room apartment. By Radio, Low ORCHIDS FOR SALE Reliable Person to baby board R>R< off Atlantic Mileage Pompano 933-1241 per wk. sit. No work involved. Business Opportunities week or month. Call $575 Rugs, Never used 2 - Wide selection of large 40 N. Fed. Hwy., Boca DELICATESSEN, egg & 395-2596. 1£ M XL 4 door blooming sizeCattleyas, Reference. 500 per Hr. EVERYTHING IN'GLASS Of H.T. Load- 9 x 12 matching designed 3Q5-O782 395-4022. Poultry established 10 excellent condition im- terested phone 565-4848 open Beamed Ceilings. furnished efficiency 4 bedrm 2 bath $110 mo. 4479. . mediate possession. or see your broker. 757 S. Federal Hwy. Oak flooring complete .W5M A SONS Inc. suite, center of Boca, 5 Sutter Real Estate Boca Raton Park WAREHOUSE SPACE Co-op Apartments Colonial Building Frigidaire appliances & min. to public beach. On Air Conditioning. Sepa- Weir Plaza Building 933-5656 75x125—80x125 Adjoin- FOR RENT. 20x50. excellent Apt. across Boca Raton, Florida 855 S. Federal Hwy.. 1st floor. Ill E. Boca ing $2800. each. CALL 395-4254. 395-4044 _. rate Garage. Beautifully AlA from ocean. 25' landscaped large rear BocaRaton;Ph.395-4600 Raton Rd. 75x125—Canal $4900. Warehouse for rent living room, 2 bedroom 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH THE 120xl25-Corner, Some $650 DOWN yard. Central location ROYAL OAK HILLS 167-1/2 N.W. 16th St. 2 bath. Electric kitchen, East of Federal. 3/2 Screened patio pool HAMPSHIRE HOUSE trees $3600. 1000 to 2000 ft. plenty balcony, spacious $ 97 MONTH EXCELLENT selection Owner here one week Walking distance to P.O. 395-1276. on one of the most de- 1150 SW 2nd Ave of light. Available at grounds, pool, carport, sirable corner lots in Boca Islands of both Furnished and only. 395-7285. once. Call JA4-7813. reduced to $21,500.Call Downtown & Ocean. 434 BOCA RATON Unfurnished Houses Im- N.E, 3rd St., Boca Ra- ESTATES development. Approx. New, modern, furnished 75x110 High Ridge Es- Boca Raton 395-4593. 100' front by 110' deep & unfurnished - Effi- mediate Occupancy. tates, Pompano Beach, Real Estate ton, Fla. Call Lake Finest section. Near fa- Homes for Sale Worth 1-965-1929 or mous Boca Club Hotel, 5 Tempered glass pan- ciencies, 1 & 2 bedroom No Brokers. Call 942- For Rent or Sale By Owner 2 bedrooms els facing pool, automa- Apts, now available. Harriet Jackman 6Q2Q 1-965-5724. Ocean Cabana and In- 6 bedroom 2 baths, un- baths, Carpets & Drape- tic sprinkler system, Please call 395.-7728, J. Stuart Robertson, Inc. Boca Hills, 109x179, furnished, Reasonable. ries, G.E. Kitchen. 998 DEERFIELD BEACH tracoastal. Two Master STUDIO APT. for Rent. 395-4624 395-1329 Zoned residential. Sac- bedrooms, dressing landscaping, by Land-' Country Club Village, SW 4th St. Boca Raton. Deluxe and open to of- scape Architect. At cost Furnished also, Silver, 3/2 Pool, Waterfront, rifice . . 395-5339. Boca. Write Box 41, 395-6820. fer. Owner Returning rooms, baths, lge. living China* Cooking utensils, Docks, Furnished. 726 R 3 Lot nearTAU, 150s of $2500. Hurricane Hobe Sound. Fla. Owners Sacrifice 3/2 Mid-West. Must sell. Rm., Fla. Rm., Den/ panels, alum, awnings, all Linens etc. Lawn Havana Dr. Carribean front - 399-5922. 2 bedroom Home, 375 Split level E. of Fed. Newly decorated, lg. 2 Guest Rm. A/C Heat care, electric and wa- Keys, Ph. 278-3952 wall to wall carpeting. 200' Highway Frontage N.E. 7th St. Rent or Sale Phone 395-3565 aft. 6- bedrm, 2-1/2 bath home Dual Controls, lge elec. GE washer & dryer, GE ter. Wall to wall carpet- (after 6:) very reason- State road 808, Main Furnished or Unfur- P.M. .. Central ht, hot point kit- kitchen. Many closets, ing, TV. $100. monthly. Wethertron air - condi- able. Road from Turnpike to nished. 395-0843. VETERANS chen, lg. screened pa- Dble Garage, Lavatory, tioner and heater, plus Call 395-3119 Owner. Unfurnished 3 bedroom Univ. $85 per front foot. Warehouse for Rent, ADMINISTRATION tio with canopy dining Beautifully landscaped, 200 ft. to Beach. Effi- GE fully equipped kit- 2 baths Pool Home Call owner, Hibiscus 167 1/2 N.W. 16th St. 2 & 3 Bedroom Homes area. Beautifully land- Spacious grounds. Own- chen. Call 395-0807 ciency Apts., completely Deerfield Beach, $175. 3onst. Inc. 3g5-4275. 1000 to 2000 ft. plenty located in Ft. Lauder- scaped. 1342 SE 7th Ct., burnished. $100/ per en Call 278-4477. for appointment. yrly Basis - 395-4340 or 2 Large Lots N.E. 5th of light. Available at dale, Pompano Beach, Cove Section 399-3245, POOL HOME in month includes utilities, .39.5^1471. once. Call JA 4-7813, and Margate for sale to Owner's sacrifice$200.0. & Linens. 395-4491. Ave. & 10th Terr. Each ESTATE SECTION HARBOUR EAST below replacement al- Completely furnished 2 84' on 5th Ave. By 189' FURNISHED"- UNFURN. anyone. N.O. NELSON, 866 Sevilla Dr. 3/21/2, 2/2 Furnished Shown by SUMMER PRICES bedrm, 2 baths. 2101 ANNUAL - SEASONAL Realtor, 972-6451, VA most new, 3/2, extra New Duplex. Prime SW Deep. 20' Easement in Custom Built Home. Not appointment. large lot, Country Club N.W. 2nd Ave. 395-4611 rear. Can be sold sep- Call 395-1322 Management Broker. a builders speculation location. Lg Rms, Clo- or 395-1431. ORYAL HADLEY Village, 501 N.W. 13th sets, huge scrnd porch. arately. Bruce E. DarreBI Sale by Owner house. Automatic Ga- Ave. 395-4383. Available 3/1 Furnished BRUCE E. DARRELL Realtor Beautifully landscaped' rage Doors, Central Air Realtor A/H, luxury living for Pompano Beach. Adults. fenced corner Lot on 400 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. WATERFRONT modest prices. See at Realtor 425 E, Palmetto Pk. Rd Cond. All Elec. Kitchen. S.W. 8th St. & 10th Ave. call 395-1878. Alain Cushman asso. BOCA SQUARE protected Canals, two Disposer, Dish Washer, Boca Raton 395-2244 corner of SW 6th St. & GOING TO BUILD??? docks. Completely Fur- Completed Dec.31,1964. SW 3rd Ave. 395-7594. 395-2850 2 bedroom 2 bath Fur- Etc. Draperies, W/W OWNER MUST SELL $15,500 plus homesite. & BEDROOM Co-Op While waiting, rent fur- Choice residential lots' nished home. Fully eq- nished. 3 bedrooms 3 carpeting. Corner Lot Beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 $7500 down. nished 2 bedroom,. 1 uipped kitchen. Screen- baths, Central Heat & with perfect exposure. bath house with pool. Less beautifully furnished di- in Boca Raton. Low down ROYAL OAK HILLS 2 rectly on ocean. Pool, bath. Includes China, Payment, long term bal- ed porch & carport. $125 A/C enclosed heated Many extras. Call 395- than two years old - car- Silver, Linens etc. month till Dec. 1st. In- pool 2 car garage. Call 1884. pets and drapes. Excel- bedrm 2 bath home, Den, heat&air cond. 941-7481 ance. 399-1521. Must be seen Owner for 1 bedroom Apt. Fur- Cooking utensils, Lawn 400' Frontage on a Fu- quire: 1144 SW 3rd St. for Appt. 278-0951. BOCA SQUARE lent location. Will consi- care, electric, water, Boca Raton 395-1426. Boca Square: Airy Fla. 1156 SW 14th St. Owner der reasonable offer. Call Appt. call 395-4885. nished. Excellent loca- ture 4 lane road. Fit for MOVING NORTH tion. $80. mo. 398 N.W. gas, T.V., enclosed ga- Real EstafeHTrade Rm. Plus screened will Sacrifice Beautiful for appointment. rage. $180. monthly. apt, bldg. 395-1692. Porch, Closed Garage, new 3 bedrooms 2 baths, Good home in excellent 4th Ave. Call 395-3565 ATTENTION Will trade 2 bedroom 2 OTHERWELL condition. Two bed- Call 395-3119 Owner. BUILDERS! bath New Villa Apt. in 2 bedrm 2 bath, many Family room must be M REALTY RENTAL - available Sep- Deerfield, for House in extras, 1399 SW 4th St. seen. Furniture Option- 757 S. Federal Hwy. rooms, 1 bath, near after 6 p.m. Lots available in Coun- Boca Raton, Colonial Building Catholic and public Trailer-Waterfront Lot tember 1st for one year - try Club Village — sew- Boca Raton. 399-1583. al. 395-6190. lovely 3 bedroom, 2 bath Boca Baton, Fla. schools, 2 shopping cen- $75 Mo thru Oct. Adults ers, water and roads. TRADE YOUR HOME BY OWNER NO REASONABLE 395-4044 ters. Priced at $11,500 only No Pets 395-3236 home with central air and Lots ready for building. Completed Water Front 2 Bedrooms 2 baths, OFFER REFUSED FOR SALE central heat. Owner pays Condominium 1 & 2 Bed- $450 Down, $80 Mo, Call Year old. Royal Oak or immediate sale. ^ bedroom Duplex Apt. Unusual discounts now By owner 3/2 Central Contact owner, 244 S.W. lawn care and water bill - being offered. Call 395- room Apts. $15,000 to 395-1071. Hills, 2bedrms. Central A/C & Heat. 90'xllO' Completely furnished this nicely located home $25,000. Covered Park- $350 DOWN air cond. heat. Garage, 2nd St., Boca. $125. mo. 2810 NE 5th is listed at $165.00 per 1818. Fla. Rm. Porch, Carpet lot. Plenty shrubbery Boca Raton a Real Bar- 10 ACRES of land in Na- ing. 399-5137. $75 PER MONTH $17,500. - Aft. 6 PM. Ave., Boca Raton month. For further de- East of Federal 2/1 Home Drapes, Refrig, Illness gain, move right in to 395-4690. tail s, call Paul M. ples. Reasonable. A Must Sell. Owner 395-1579; Days 395- this completely furn. good sound investment. Or new $9,000 to $16,000 Call: 2445. , Private Guest House, Blanchet, your man at... 395-7195. Home. Winfield Park, efficiency Apt. Air Cond. Private Owner. 941- Garden Apt. Condomini- ORYAL HAOLEY Lovely 2 bedroom 2 bath, A/H 2 bedrm 1 bath, 4169. um. Call 399-3176. Realtor New 2 bedroom 2 baths living room, dining room, fully furnished 1 block to Carpets & Drapes, Fla. Rm. Lovely Public Beach, $75. per 3 lg. lots zoned apts. 10 FURNISHED UNITS 400 E. Palmetto. Pk. Rd. screened porch, garage, Grounds, Sprinkler Sys- 5 Duplexes on water in Boca Raton 395-2244 Sprinklers, Big Savings, month, Plus Utilities. R-3 2 blocks to boom- Furniture Optional. $16,500. $600 down. No tem, Awnings, Shuffle- Call 395-2989. Weir Plaza Building ing Fla. FAU. Reason- Ft. Lauderdale Trade 3 bedrooms 2 bath home closing cost. Inspect: 624 855 S. Federal Hwy. SNOW CONSTRUCTION board, Fruit Trees, Like Winfield Park, Furn. able. Owner Miami $35,000. Equity for free on lovely lake in Boca NW 12th Rd. Country Club New. 395-1953 for Appt. Phone 395-4000 6 clear duplex in this Square. Large Pool - 399-5922 . Village. Then call Mr. 2/2-A/C-H. $150 379-7001. ivxuve in how. friced to mo. yrly Laud. 564-5355 Available June 1st com- Commercially zoned lot area. Owner ill Can no Patio Custom carpeting Haag 941-5000. ADDITIONAL CLASSIFIEDS] pletely furnished. Air & draperies thru - out. sell. Partially furn., 3 FOMPANO, HILLSBORO Available on 20th Street, longer manage his pro- $18,500. Wood Paneled NEXT PAGE Cond. 2 bedroom 1 bath, Boca. 105x160 Terms. perty. Air conditioned & heat, bedroom, 2 bath,- cornei Living Rm, Dining Rm, SHORES. Furn. 1 bedrm Fla. rm, Screened patio many extras. Including lot, excellent residen- apt A/C shuffle board, 395-4964. Town & Country Pro- 3 bedrms 2 bath Double Large fenced yard, perties. 330 E. Palmetto large ice maker refri- tial section East of Fed. Gar. 1041 NE 5 Ave. FOR RENT private beach, washing Close to F AU & schools. ROYAL PALM YACHT gerator, marble baths, Many extras included. machine, $75 & $85 per AND COUNTRY CLUB Park Rd., 399-4629. Close to churches, 395-1863. ; DeLuxe Children & Pets wel- Large Beautiful Water- 3 Units CBS 4 yrs old. professionally decora- mo. May 1 to Dec. 1, come. $165. per mo. in- ted, lush landscaping, schools and shopping. for appointment Delray front Lot with view of Income $210 mo. Large Financing available, 611 FOR SALE 1 Bedroom in cludes lawn mainte- Intracoastal Canal, 7 room house 75x145. 2 yrs. old. Immediate 278-3983. nance. Yrly. Consider occupancy. $25,000 . S.E. 10th Ave., Deer- ROYAL OAK HILLS Brand New Newly Remodeled 2 bed- $26,500. We have also Income $1500. Trade field Beach. 399-1076. Option. Ph: 395-5438. selection of home sites Equity $19,500. for Bo- 395-5736 or 395-5212. 3 bedrm 2 bath. Large Building room, apt. Center Town. Spacious 3 bedroom 2 Attractive Colonial, llFree Utilities. $21.25 on Intracoastal. Some ca Raton Acreage. Ph- $600 DOWN Living rm with rounded One block firom FAU, Hot bath close to University. open to offer. JA 3-1619. Large 3/2, Extra large Bay Windows. Kitchen Point A/C & heat. Pastel Weekly. 290 W. Palmet- Partially Furn. or un- living room, huge walk- $120 PER MONTH completely Shuttered from color Appliances. Ceramic to Park Rd. 395-5549 or furn. Prefer short term Real Estate Sale in closets. Many extras. PAYS ALL Living rm. G.E. Equipped. Tile Bathroom — Furnished; 395-2736. TRI - LEVEL 3 bed- On Lovely 3 Bedroom. Air Cond. & Heat. Screened or unfurnished available. lease. 501 NW 13th Ave. Sprinkler System. Own- Patio, closed double Ga- EXTRA Guests Coming? Phone 395-4383. rooms, large Florida er 395-4758. Many Extras. Should be seen to appre- Available, Furn. Studio 224 S. Fed. Hwy. room, partially furnish- rage. Sprinkler, Drapes, ciate. Apts. & Villas, on the BACHELOR'S House in $500 DOWN ORYAL HADLEY Carpet. UNIVERSITY PLAZA APT. quiet Beautiful Floresta 395-1433 Eve. 276-7713 ed. Carpeted, fenced - $105 PER MONTH Realtor See: 698 W, Camino ocean, private beach, DUPLEX LOT, N.E. 5th 5-2/3% Mtg. Loan. By 289 N.W. 19th St. priv.dock. The Villas of Call 395-0611 or 395- PAYS ALL 400 E. Palmetto Pk, Rd. or ?all 395-2568 for appt inquire at Apt. 4 3739 after 6 P.M. Ave. in 2200 Bile. $5500. owner Boca Square. On this really clean 3 Boca Raton 395-2244 or Cgil 278.0039 A.M. Boca Raton, 507 S. Ocean By Owner. 161 NW 37th 399-6336. Blvd.; on AlA. Call 395- 3 bedroom 2 bath home, bedrooms, with Fla. Rm. reputable area, in NE St. Ft. Laud. 564-5355. Large Duplex, 2 bed- Close to Stores. Call 565-6082 Ft. Lau- READY FOR OCCUPANCY Boca Raton. Yrly Lease. room, 2 bath, each side, ORYAL HADLEY CAMINO GARDENS Direct with owner $150. derdale for a terrific 3 BEDROOM - 2 BATH AMBASSADOR APT. buy in a large golf 1 side leased to Univ. Realtor Former Model "James- 301 E. Royal Palm Rd. per mo. Contact West faculty. Central heat and 400 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. town." Immediate occu- Air, Family Room, Screened Patio, Palm Beach 965-7827. course lot - Royal Palm pancy, Located at 1 bedroom furnished, 2 Yacht & Country Club. A/C. Sprinklers & frost Boca Raton 395-2244 bedrooms unfurnished. free refrigs. Walking 999 Butternut Terrace. Complete Kitchen with Offices for Rent: UNDER $10,000. A lot distance to churches & ROYAL PALM Three Bedrooms — three Select Clientel, adults 301 No. Federal Hwy. A in Royal Palm Across 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, den Bathrooms - Double Ga- Sell-Cleaning AMERICANA OVEN only. No pets. Yearly new shopping center. carpeted three room 13' from Waterway; a two- Consider trade for va- pool, large patio A/C on rage — completely fur- Complete Kitchen Appliances lease. $125. per mo. x29' professional office story house would have golf course. A beautiful nished. Adjoining cor- 395-4947. cant multiple dwelling home at a rock bottom ner lot, optional. For suite having 3 fir. to an excellent view of lots property. Call Boca inspection, call at 900 JUST BRING YOUR TOOTH BRUSH $85 mo. furn. efficiency ceiling shelves & cabi- of water. Homes built all price. Owner anxious on ocean. A/C Heat, Uti- 3g5-2951 for details. Elderberry Way or phone $22,290 nets. Also 2 heat/air around, so that you know g- Dr0Dertv at 25g s w to sell. Will consider 395-1534. lities included. Apr. 15 cond. & Utilities. See now who your neighbors 2fh £ n* trade or rental Call Call Boca Raton 395-1818 «£O Dec. 1. Also 1 bed- Realtors Darrell, Day, will be. Phone 395-0319. 6th St" Boca- 395-5311. *room apts. $100 & $125 Mitchell, MacLaren per mo. 278-3983. and Anderson, HARBOUR EAST FLORIDA Duplex 2/2, year old dOOOOOOOOOOMOOOOfiOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOffl fenced yard, ideal for Wcmfecl ONE & ONLY HOME AVAILABLE BEDROOMS 2 BATH couple with child. $116. Corner-Furn. Duplex, 2 Mo. water inc. 2835 NE bdrm, 1 bath, closed ga- IN THE AREA 2nd Ave., Boca 395-7249 rage each side. A/C & IRELAND BAHAMAS heat. 1796 N.E. 5th Ave. ON THE INTRACOASTAL One bedroom furnished Immaculate inside and outside. Center hall apartment, conveniently Classified Ad Service place with excellent taste in decor through- o located and reasonably out. All carpeting and draperies included. S "The Real Estate Corner" riced. Call 395-1580. Phone 395-5121 In addition to the regular rooms there is o a charming FAMILY room together with o J.STUART: NOW IN BOCA RATON very large screened porch overlooking a wide o expanse of the water. o RIAL ESTATE EXAM COURSE There are 4 bedrooms - 3 baths plus show- o ROBERTSON o er and other accommodations for maid. 2 car o INCORPORATED For BROKERS or SALESMEN o "Attractive Den can be extra sleeping room gar. Air-conditioned and heated throughout. o Harvey Real E sfate Schools operates a branch of its popu- o if needed." Large roofed patio with East Realtors lar Real Estate Exam Course in Boca Raton at the UNIVER* A most anxious seller. Priced in the low o exposure. Air Gond. & Heat. 168' on Canal SITY BOWL CONFERENCE ROOM, DIXIE HWY. and 20th ST., 60's. Immediate occupancy if desired. By o with 4 post dock. Large Garage. Hurricane 60 South Federal Highway BOCA RATON 395-4624 Boca Raton. The course is composed af 8 lively interesting o sessions which thoroughly cover the Fla, Real Estate Hand* appointment through o panels & awnings. Beautifully landscaped book. Total cost only $50.00 o with Centepede grass. 16 mo. old, in ex- BETTER BUY THIS MONDAY EVENING - 7:00 P.M. F BYRON PARKS Realtor cellent condition. Furnished Triplex near Shopping Center. You may attend first session free East of Schraffts Mr. Cooper will be in the Conference Room each Monday 395-3700 or 395-0611 Suppiementyour income. $6000 Cash will handle. at 6:30 P.M. to answer any questions. 700 N.E. Broadview Dr. Seller will finance balance. For information Call: MR. COOPER 278-0808 Boca Raton 395-4258 14A May 13. 1965 BOCA RATON NEWS Z@ns Action H@wsII L We!kins, Vsfemu Classified (Continued from page 1) , Diss in Wsst Print ert I. Honchell said Ads though he had missed Howell L. Watkins, ty's superintendent of Homes lor Sale the workshop discus- 70, Palm Beach Coun- schools for 15 years, BOCA HARBOR sion of the problem, "I died Wednesday in West WATERFRONT have informed myself Palm .Beach following a from the newspapers. At FAU Bydgst brief illness. 2/1-1/2 Furnished Ex- this time, Id like a cellent Condition. Call (Continued from page 1) During the 15 years Mrs. Lytle. ..395-0220 week's delay, though I'm he headed the county' inclined to follow the schools, Mr. Watkins Planning and Zoning next fall. Certain de- saw total enrollment f Commission's recom- partment heads on the 500 S. Federal Hwy. campus considered re- grow from 18,245 to BOCA RATON 395-0320 mendation," nearly 60,000. He re- Mayor B rodhead quests for additional signed his post in 1963, Dock by Intracoastal pointed out that the P&Z faculty to be critical. Scenic privacy; luxury Commission's recom- Although the number During the depres- 3/3, den, h/a, gar; un- mendation varied from of library assistants sion, Mr. Watkins or- furn. Rent with option, prior findings, was substantially less ganized a volunteer- 834 NE 33 St, 395-1486 "We've turned down than the number the teacher program which BUILDER CLOSE OUT other applications — in university asked for offered tuition-free col- MODEL ROW HOMES the Royal Palm Shop- originally, Williams lege courses for high PALMETTO PARK ping Plaza and on South- said plans called for school graduates. At TERRACE west 5th street. We're taking some of the cler- the time, he was. prin- Beautiful two bedroom trying to upgrade Fed- ical money and paying cipal of Palm Beach model on water, Large eral highway, and this student assistants to do High School. Leisure room, Garage. won't do it," he said, some of the library The volunteer-teach- Complete Privacy. Guthrie explained his work. er program was the BUY BELOW DUPLI- objection as "time." He By doing this, the uni- start of Palm Beach CATION COST. NO urged the commission versity can get matching Junior College, the LOAN COSTS. to await the city's mas- money from the federal first in the state. TERRACE ter plan, government of nine dol- ASSOCIATES Honchell again said lars for every dollar To Place A 141 S.W. 11th Ct. spent for the student as- Classified Ad Boca Raton 395-5313 he'd vote to allow it sistants. A LITTLE GEM since the P&Z Com- Phone 395-5121 PLUS A REAL BUY mission had approved Daddy had this cute 2 it. Commissioner Ber- bedroom, plus family nard E. Turner urged room, 2 bath house built the delay several times. Couth 1 Chair Sets for his daughter who was Following more dis- suddenly transferred cussion, Guthrie with- Choice of Six ,**, ^^ J north - never lived in - drew his motion to deny please sell it below actual and offered another — Colors... fiO cost - now listed at which passed unani- ALL FOAM - - - - %J W ® $18,500 - if you like it mously — to refer the HOURS 8;30 to 5:30 OPEN FRIDAY 3til 9 p.m. and you will, we will ne- matter to the workshop RICHARDS FURNITURE gotiate - call us for in- session of May 24. spection - this Is certain 3!T4^ N. Fed. H w yw> |fett m p a iip|Bi^|c)S to be a quickie. Home OTHE&WELL GOTA SELL M REALTY Must Move Out of my 757 S. Federal Hwy. 3/2 now. Only $1300 Colonial Building Down and will take any- Heat waves and reflections make this look al- Boca Raton, Fla. most like an evening picture . . . and in case you Phone 395-4044 thing of value as all or part of down payment. thought the season was over, try counting the HOME Call me right away. cars in this view of Palmetto Park road. The & POOL Owner 395-4838. telephoto view is looking east and the picture \ !\ jt \ 100 Proof, $20,000!! Unusually designed 4 actually was taken shortly after noon. BOTTLED IN BOND REALTORS ' Enjoy the best of Florida bedroom 2 bath house. 1 / BOURBON living. Lovely 3 bedrm, Centered around large home with all the latest landscaped, screened features, incl. big patio; air-cond; Heat; BOWL FOR COOL FUN screened patio & pool. garage. Large G.E. Kit- VACATION ALLOWANCE - NURSERY - AWARDS On choice corner Lot chen, near schools & un- FEDERAL HIGHWAY in excellent neighbor- iversity. 450 NW 15th St JOIN UP NOW -NOOBLIGATION DOWNTOWN BOCA RATON hood. Circumstances Boca Raton. Seen by appt King & Queens Boca Squares Men's Scratch PACKAGE STORE necessitate immediate only. Owner 395-0614. Senior Citizens (Mixed 4's) 3 Man FULL QUART sale. Priced very rea- $3500 Down & take over Tuesdays Everyone Welcome CARSOCA sonably at $20,000.00. payments. 3/2 Central Wed 7 p.m, at 9:45 a.m. Meeting FULL QUARTS 8EGG MACLAREN & Heat & Air Cond. All Max. 500 - electric kitchen, sprink- Mixed Openings Tues.May 18,8 p.m Openings for ANDERSON, INC. lers, etc. 313 NW 12th Samovar 151 E. Boyal Palm Road Ave. Boca 395-7359, Men's Handicap Givic Clubs 6 men only Fh: 395-1333 SCOTCH Before buying in ROYAL Meeting Meeting Womens Scratch VODKA $14,900. Sacrifice. Spa- Friday Meeting Thurs cious 3/2, Electric Kit- PALM YACHT & COUN- Wednesday TRY CLUB, see 2199 May 21, 7 p.m. May 19, 9 p.m. May 20, 7 p.m. chen, good neighborhood Acorn Palm Rd. New '243 NE 26thSt. 395-2473 model available immed- call after 4 p.m. iately. 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Girls to Model Clothes at PTO Meeting Teens Sew Own Fashions "Fashions A Go Go" Fashions will be the high school, cher' s Orga n i z a t i o n day, May 17 in the high will be the title of the clothes girls sewed The fashion show, meeting at 8 p.m. Mon- school auditorium. fashion show. themselves in their which will include a few Clothes will be mo- home economic class of those wild discoth- deled by Boca Raton under the direction of eque dresses, will be High School girls. Mrs. Alice Morrison at held at a Parent Tea-

Four girls from ftoca Raton High School were chosen to attend a county- wide teen fashion show at Conniston Junior High School in West Palm Beach last week-end. Girls are Barbara Hupp, Carol Traxler, Carol Prowe, andCarol Hutchens. Carol Prowe won second place in the ninth grade division at the county-wide show. She competed with 85 girls in the show.

"If I close my eyes, I'll be just like Yvonne Anyone for punch? Or what to wear to that special teen party . . . Karen Coyle picked a semi-A line dress in Pink Indian Head, Maria Koman, a yellow There's nothing quite like those loose hanging shifts for casual living in Babb in my white pique dress trimmed in plaid linen with a green tie, Colleen Keitzer, a two piece outfit of gold sailcloth Florida. Modeling shifts they made are (left) Joan Leapline, June Ramsey and flannel cause Yvonne's just the opposite of Caroline Tylander. mine," says Donna Chatelain. and Jane Clement, a pink jumper-dress with a pink print blouse. Around the Town The Schedule Was Full Sunday By Sandy Wesley told each woman who her end at home with her view High School. dinner partner would be. parents. Miss Raynall (Continued on page 2B) Sunday was a big day "It's much nicer that a member of the June 1965 graduating class, in Boca Raton ... It way than having to both- May Busch - Knitting Salon*' was Mother's Day and er with place cards," returned to the campus 2B?4 E. Sunrise Blvd. to complete her senior Fort Lauderdale it was also a day local Mrs. Crandall said. *• New Imported Yarns year after spending 10 £ Ribbon Dresses s residents gave house- The dinner was on the Specialty warming and progres- weeks in Daytona Beach it May Busch original patio at the Crandall ' Swealsr Kits sive dinner parties. home. Individual tables doing a teaching intern- Open 11:30 a.m.-564-9SM_i The housewarming with green tableclothes ship assignment at Sea- party was held at the trimmed in white ruffles new southern colonial and yellow roses greet- style home of Mr. and ed the guests as they Mrs. Tom Meredith, 961 stood under a rose ar- Azalea St. bor leading to the patio. After dinner the in the Arcade guests proceeded over Mr. and Mrs. Andrew to the Thernell home for 133 EAST PALMETTO PK Jackman returned from dessert and an after- a trip to Freeport, Ba- dinner party. hamas just on time to A perfect, old fash- attend the housewarm- ioned way to spend a ing party. Sunday afternoon and The Jackmans, Helen evening. Hartley and Huldar An- derson flew to Freeport and stayed at the Kings Marilyn R.Raynall Inn. has returned to Stetson We understand they University after spend- had a marvelous time. ing Mother's Day Week- in style . • We have all ihe Ever hear of a pro- newest traveling gressive dinner party? styles arriving That's exactly what Mr, and Mrs, JohnCrandall, daily — travel the Mr. and Mrs. Stanley easy way with Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thernell, all Royal Palm Yacht WHAT COULD BE EASIER? and Country Club residents collaborated on. Save time and trouble. Eliminate parking problems. Use our AIRLINE Some 34 guests met Scarf-tie two-piecer in Drive-in Service. Whether making deposits or withdrawals, at the Thompson home STEAMSHIP 3-ply double knit, 100% for cocktails and appeti- Dacron polyester. White, you need not leave your car. See how you can cut valuable zers at 6 p.m. Sunday TOURS Seafoam. minutes from time spent away from your job. before dinner at the Reservations We still have soma sale mer- Crandall home. Phone 395-1414 chandise left At the Thompson's, Mrs. Crandall handed Boca Ratois Travel Bathing Suits Vi off. crepe paper roses to 700 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. S Tdbott Skirts & Sweaters $7 the women. Inside the Serving Boca Raton since @ Dresses Vi off. petals was a note which 1948 FIRST BANK and TRUST MISSK' AND GRADUATION CHARMS HALF SIZES in Sterling Silver COMPANY of BOCA RATON * DIPLOMA... 1.50 * Mortarboard & Tasse! 4.00 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION * Disc with Cap * Mortarboard with Fashion Luncheon & Diploma...3.00 Pear!...3.00 SCHRAFFT'S 1st AVENUE and ROYAL PALM RD. 395-4420 PLUS FEDERAL TAX every Wednesday SLIGHTLY HIGHER IN GOLD FILLED and Friday 133 EAST PALMETTO PARK ROAD OPEN FRIDAY EVENING 4:30 lo 6:00 P.M.. 71 So. Federal Hwy. phone 395-2566 f DOWNTOWN iOCA RATON 395-U44 OPEN FRIDAY EVENING Around the Town Again is the son of Mr., and Cing about the ' times (Continued from IB) Mrs. Lawrence John when. . ." 1 Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Monberg, Jr., Kenoska, • Wise. He was born May BOCA RATON NEWS Hawkins are visiting 4. Mrs. Monberg is the their daughter and fami- former Judy Riel. 2B May 13, 1965 ly, the E.R. Hallorans, Incidentally, Mrs. in Wellesley Hills, Mass Riel has recently re - for the month of May. turned from a trip to Mexico too. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C, Mena have just re- Mr. and Mrs. Earl P. turned home from a trip Troxell, celebrated to Ochos Rios, Jamaica their silver wedding an- and Marathon, Florida. niversary at a buffet "I'm so excited I don't supper May 3 in the know what do to," said home of Mr. and Mrs. By W.P. Bebout Mrs. Bert F. Riel. John L. Stone. Although we earth- Mrs. Riel was excited Co - hostesses were lings think of ourselves over the fact that she's Mrs. John Stone and as being rather sharp become a grandmother Mrs. Fay Hayes. and sophisticated crea- "for the first time." Guests at the party tures, there is a sur- The baby boy, Law- included Susan and Ei- prising amount of su- rence John Monberg III leen Troxell, Mrs, perstition about. Genevieve Dannell, In Saigon, for exam Society Sets Mr. and Mrs. Gene Ho- pie, Vietnamese girls well and their son Gary believe they can win and and George, Mr. andhold your love foreverb y Dinner-Dance Mrs. Carl Douglas, Mr. slyly mixing fingernail cuttings with your food. A dinner dance will and Mrs. William Eubank, Mr. and Mrs. If a chap in Seoul eats be held for members of the wingtip of a chicken America •- Ireland So- Charles Ott, Fay Hayes, it's to help him find a ciety at its May meet- Allison Hayes, and Cyn- second wife. The Sia- ing. thia and Leslie Stone. mese insist you are in The meeting, includ- for many years of bad Fashion show chairman Carol Johnson, bones • What to wear to school can be a big problem for some students!, but these ing an election of offi- Mr. and Mrs. F. Bert luck if a comb breaks three show if you're adept with a needle big problems become almost non- up on fashion terms by going through one of the cer's, will be held Sat- while you are dressing leading fashion magazines. Carol knows she'll Allen, formerly Boca existent. A Roman stripe denim shift with a tie that can be used either as a urday, May 15 in Tam- Raton residents have your hair. belt or as a decoration is the choice of Donna Ulack. Carol Strimbu prefers be working hard the night of the show as well as ara Yacht and Tennis returned home to Col- We Americans like to modeling so she chose a red and white check cot- Club, A cocktail hour consider ourselves very a red suede vest and skirt over a white blouse and Pat Eggleton chose a red will be held at 7 p.m. umbus, Ohio after their corduroy shift with a black print. ton and rayon blouse under a grey jumper. first trip back to Boca practical-minded people with dinner at 8 p.m. Raton since they left 11 . . devoid of supersti- Reservations may be years ago. tion. Yet, few of us don't made through Mrs, F. Allen, who used to be have some tinge of con- ANN LANDERS Cutter Cobb. a photographer here, cern over a black cat and his wife spent ten running in front of us . . Club Plans days in town looking up and we convince our- old friends and reminis- selves that nothing is 1 oing to happen in our She Forgot Mustard on His Pastrami Luncheon lives that calls for in- DR. P. A. MCRILL surance coverages. Be A luncheon and cards practical and consult are on the schedule for QfitomzbtUk W.P. BEBOUT INSUR- Dear Ann Landers: I wiches and the way that to put a lunch together 14-year-old is no child. ring back to the jewe- members of Friendship A 14-year-old should be ler for a refund." ANCE CO., 701 N. Fed- am not trying to pass man carried on you once, let alone twice. Wagoneers Wednesday, * Eyes Examined would have thought I had It is inconsiderate of able to say, "Good eve- A 22-year-old boy is May 19. eral Hwy., NOW . . . myslef off as a perfect 11 which is the only time you old enough to know what Confact Lenses wife, I have my faults tried to poison him. Now him to double your work. ning, Mr. Swanson. This The luncheon will be have to choose. Phone the same as anyone else* he pulls the lunches is Robert Klienpell. I'm he is doing. A reliable held at 11:45 a.m. in apart and checks. Then calling for my father. jeweler will stand back 395-4334. But I am not simple - the Dutch Pantry. 127 BOCA RATON ROAD minded and I do have I have to put everything Dear Ann Landers: I Will you hold on for just of his merchandise and Reservations may be THIS WEEK'S HOUSE- my pride. back together and re- am writing in regard to a moment, please?" give the customer a remade through Mrs. Ed- BOCA RATDN HOLD HINT: If the in- pack it. "Rattled Robert -- the The father should take fund or exchange if the gar Lobkowitz or Mrs. side of metal ash trays My husband is very PHONE 395-D66D fussy about what I pack He hasn't found any- boy whose father insists over instantly and not goods are faulty, but no Charles Kuster. is waxed, they will clean for his lunch. I try to thing to complain about that he make business expect the boy to make jeweler in his right mind more easily. send him off every day since the mustard in- calls on the telephone. small talk with Mr. would sell an engage- Group Will with a bucket that is cident, but he keeps The boy is supposed to Swanson. I should have ment ring with the pro- nourishing and tasty. tearing up his lunches find the number and get made this point clear in vision that the buyer can Several weeks ago I just to make me feel the party on the line. my advice. bring it back for a re- Play Cards forgot to put mustard inferior. Of course, I Then his father comes to fund if the romance Members of Welcome on his pastrami sand- get mad and yell at him the phone. The boy said doesn't go well. Wagon have chosen the ocean is your neighbor at and he yells back and we he hated to do it and ask- Dear Anrr Landers: I Would you advise a Ocean - Hearth Restau- start off everyday with ed you if it was fair. You never thought I'd have to woman to return a gown rant as their May lun- Golden Harbour a fight. How can this said, "Yes. It is fair, write to you but my hus- to a shop if she became cheon-meeting place. on the Intracoastal be stopped? - - SUB- and it is also good train- band has a habit that is ill and was unable to Luncheon will be held NORMAL. ing." driving me to distrac- attend the party? Could at 11:30 a.m. Wednes- Boca. Raton's newest and most distinguished I am 14, too, and I tion. you get a real estate day, May 19. 1OO9& Waterfront Community Dear S-N: Tell your know how this kid must Jake works the late company to refund op- Cards will follow the husband you will write feel. Foolish is the on- shift. He leaves for tion money if the buyer luncheon. Reservations ORGANS a list of everything you ly word I can think of. work at 11:20 p.m. Ev- changed his mind? may be made through DISTINGUISHED LOCATION-™*. Ha, our«, « e plan to put in his lunch I agree it might be good ery night as he walks out 6 h For Horns, Cfcurcii Mrs. Cullie Klein or Intracaastal and East of Federal Highway {U. S. 1) is seconds away bucket and that you will training but I don't think the door he says, "Bye I am protesting Mrs. Peg Jones before from the ocean and downtown Boca Raton • Deep wide waterways: Direct check it off as it goes the man should train his Honey. Go to bed," against your advice in access to the ocean for any size boats. There are no bridges OVERBROOK May 17. • Delayed Building Plan: A small deposit will insure in. Then he can look son at the expense of Where else does he behalf of approximately choice of lot and guarantee price of home against increase. MUSIC STORES at the list and leave business people. Also, think I could go at that 25,000 fellow retail jew- POMPANO BEACH the lunch alone. if the boy can't think of hour? Every time he elers in this country who Births and FT. LAUDERDALE Some wives don't want anything to say thsaye s that dumb farewell are probably as unhappy father should tell him.- I feel like knocking his with your advice as I Mr. and Mrs. Robert ANOTHER RATTLED head off. How can I am. I hope you will James Mills, 3889 NW CARD OF THANKS TEEN-AGER. get him to break the print this letter and not Fourth Ct., announce the habit? — SCREAMING discriminate against me birth of a son Thomas Gordon, May 2 in Beth- n l"il''ntr n.'icufi. i I The family of the late Nancy Eyre Duncan Dear Rattled One: MIMI. on the grounds that I Many adults, as well am a relative, because esda Memorial Hospi- wishes to thank the many friends and neigh- as teens, wrote to gripe Dear Mimi: You'll I am a daily reader as tal. bors who expressed their love of my daughter about my advice. I even never get him to break well - - YOUR BRO- through the many acts of kindness at the time heard from telephone the habit, but you can THER-IN-LAW DAVE B Mr. and Mrs. Paul of her passing. company supervisors reduce your own irri- Bennett Southards, 354 who said it was not We shall ever be thankful and appreciative. tability by having a dif- Dear Dave: Twenty- Manchester St., an- "good manners to im- ferent reply for him five thousand apologies nounce the birth of a pose childern on busi- every night - and the to you and all the other daughter Kimberlie MARGARET I. EYRE ness associates." nuttier the better. retail jewelers. I goof- Jean, May 6 in Bethes- Sorry, friends, but a ed. da Memorial Hospital. Dear Readers: Well, I've done it again. This I should have told the time, I not only aliena- young man that : (1) ted a whole Industry but He should not have I've tromped on the toes " surprised " a high of my ever-lovin' bro- school girl with an en- ther-in-law, a Nebras- gagement ring and (2} ka jeweler, out of Oma- He should hang on to k ha. He writes: the ring until he meets Dear Ann Landers: a girl who is at least What do you mean tell- as eager to accept the ring as he is to give it GIFTS and ACCESSORIES ing that 22-year-old boy to her. Twenty lashes whose girl friend wasn't with a gold watch chain Camino Real Shopping Center sure she wanted to befor Granny Annie. engaged, to "take the 395-4581 UM'J We Are

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Federil Hwy., Iocs Raton Not affiliated with any similarly named organization Estimates Also Entrance Off of Pixie Hwy. 395-2937 194 N.W, 20th St. "The Universit395-381y 1Street" Quickie Recipe B0CA RAT0NNEW S : Hw,..;' i'T-:-.rf- /~\f iL \A/ I May 13, 1965 3B Of the Week r %,'•*."*• "l::^ ?'<,;•'> V--" • - LEMON SNOWEGGNOG "•'ilJi _ _ " ,_^_,,i js^'.'""*. *• ,",T ;• I,;. » .* 6 eggs, separated m 1/2 cup sugar Hi 1 tablespoon granted lemon rind 1 quart chilled milk 1/8 teaspoon salt 1/2 teaspoon lemon ex- tract 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 pint whipping [FLOWERS cream, whipped ' GALORE" Beat egg yolks and sugar until thick and light SANY MEXICAN in color. Add lemon PAPER rind. Stir in milk, salt, and flavorings. Fold in FLOWERS whipped cream and stiffly beaten egg iNYTHING & whites. Chill and serve. EVERYTHING Makes about 2-1/2 UNUSUAL quarts or 20 1/2 cup portions. WRY BIRD The 1960 census found CAGES that 52 of every 100 U.S. families were made up MAGNIRQUE of only a couple and their children; 27 of only married couples; seven IARE HANDMADE of only one parent and TRIFLES children, and 14 of the No. R-219 head of the house with or UNDER THE Sizes 10-18 without spouse but with BANYAN TREE other relatives. 20 SO. DIXIE HWY. Casual Sheath Could Make Hit in Shantung Whatever Your Taste Streamlined casual shion Pattern Book #2- sheath dress with easy complete selection of IN DRAPERIES slip - into back zipper High Fashion designs, closing. Diagonally including best sellers of Elegant plains or an array of colors as exciting as shaped skirt pleats give Book #1. Send to Aus- a beach at Waikild .. you'!! -find the "exactly a touch of ease yet main- tine La Mar Fashion right" fabric from our tre- tain a smooth hipline. Pattern, Boca Raton mendous selection. No News, Box 1615. 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Haydon Burns is one of the most politically more tourists and travelers through the smaller acute governors to head Florida in many a day. cities of Florida, and many of these have been He's making a deliberate attempt to line up suffering by being bypassed by the throughways. South Florida behind him before he runs for The value to our county is immense. governor again in 1966, and he's succeeding. State Road 80 from West Palm Beach to Belle Just as the Senate had the votes lined up to Glade will be four-laned, hopefully substantially kill the liquor-pricing bill, Burns announced that reducing the number of canal deaths on this he'd veto it if it passed. Therefore, there route. In addition, U.S. 441 will get the full were no headlines for senators like Doyle Carl- treatment from South Bay to Miami, thus ton and Ed H. Price who'd succeeded in killing it, opening another north-south route to maximum but only headlines for the governor. traffic. When Burns announced his ambitious road We, like Rep. Reed, do not like bond issues, program, which requires a $300 million bond but we also believe that the values outweigh the issue, there were many cries among the legis- principle. lators. Chief among these was Boca Raton's Donald Reed, the minority leader. Reed has long been against bonds — he was outspoken against the $75 million educational issue in 1963. But Burns has now swung Reed — and the entire Last Line . . Palm Beach County delegation — over to his way of thinking. From the Memphis Gommercial Appeal Reed says that "the good the bill can do out- "Just wait till the City Planner gets here!" weighed my feelings in this area." Try though we may, typographical errors do And we must agree. slip into the columns of this newspaper. One of The governor's program will four-lane 1,112 the most annoying is omission of the last line. miles of primary roads throughout the state, All publications have the problem. Recently Comments on the Civic Scene almost ten percent of it in Palm Beach County, the Georgetown, Ky., TIMES discussed the sit- The value to the state is even more than the uation editorially. In keeping with the customs cost of the program. for this particular day, we quote THE TIMES, First, though the interstate routes and the verbatim: Bumps on the Egg Carton Sunshine State Parkway channel traffic to its "Last week as often happens in printing a destination in a hurry, they do little for the newspaper, a line was inadvertently left off an item. It reminds us of the reader who com- image of Florida. Many visitors come to our By Harold H. Green I saw a distinguished appear- sport of surf casting. Never, state to see the beaches, the palms and to plained to his editor that the most, frequent errors of papers is 'leaving off' the last line ing lady tenderly stroking the however, have I seen a fish savor the flavor of the state; on the limited It is pleasant to anticipate tops of the egg cartons. This landed in this way. It is fur- access routes they see nothing but a few scrub of a story. The editor asked another veteran newspaperman why so many bottom lines are the day when our handsome new was much more than my nosey ther evidence, to me, that some pines and the rear ends of some low-cost left off stories, and he gave this most inter- Boca Raton flag makes its ap- curiosity could pass up. So I people just like to do things the housing. esting reply:" pearance on the alternate posts made polite inquiry as to how hard way. Second, the four lane highways will thrust between those displaying the come. American flag on Federal high- "Don't you know," she re- From Harold B. Minor way. plied, "if there are bumps on I certainly am a firm believ- Meanwhile it would seem fit- top of the carton the eggs in- er in the "love thy neighbor" ting if the first Boca Raton side are larger." policy and Ward Kline is an easy flag joined our country's flag It saddens me when I think neighbor to love. However, my and the Florida flag which of the hundreds of cartons of affection for Ward has increas- Letter from the Middle East produdly wave at City Hall. eggs which we have purchased ed considerably now that he Mr. Harold B. Minor of Boco Raton, a empire, now estimated at a bil- richest field; out of some 500 without making this simple, too has a few brown spots in veteran U.S. diplomat, currently is travelling in the Middle East on a mis- lion dollars started with a group wells drilled only a handful sound and thrifty spot check. his lawn. sion sponsored by the American Friends of penniless Arab refugees from have been dry holes; Kuwait re- Hoyt Morris and Ray Perry of the Middle East. Here are some of his observations direct from the scene. Palestine only 17 years ago. serves are the highest; the port have been nominated for the One supposes that the Arab ref- has the world's greatest loading office of chairman of the Civic Before Ed Melvin retired It just goes to show you that ugees are all in camps being from his post as manager of We are now in the almost capacity and fastest loading Division of The Greater Boca a chinch bug is no respecter unbelievable State of Kuwait. cared for by our bounty, where- Raton Chamber of Commerce. the Chamber of Commerce he of one's reputation, in spite of Before telling that story in as thousands are scattered all rate, etc. Little wonder that did considerable grumbling be- a fantastic new city could result. Miss Mildred Kerclefski and some insinuations that the bugs briefest outline, let me focus over this part of the world as cause the demands of his job were "planted" .... again on Iraq and Lebanon. teachers, doctors, nurses, and The physical development of Mrs. Robert (Marion) Krauter permitted so little time to go Of course, our principal ac- business men. Here in the a modern city was made possi- are the nominees for vice chair- fishing. Recently we had an tivity there, as elsewhere, con- Middle East, people are on the ble by the conjunction of two man. Ballots are being mailed opportunity to ask how the fish- sisted of conversations and ex- march. necessary ingredients - unlim- to all civic division members. ing was going now that he is Here are my fond greetings to change of views with officials ited funds and careful city plan- All candidates are well quali- captain of his fate. He grum- the great men and women at Coming now to the fabulous fied and I certainly would not Bethesda Memorial Hospital. and private citizens. But, aside land of Kuwait, this oil rich ning. Streets were laid out in bled that he was too busy play- from these, the high point in six great rings, all of them dual, voice preference. ing golf to get any time to fish. Since leaving the "club" I have land has given a lesson to the However, I strongly urge my managed to pick up seven Iraq was a visit to the new world in the field of responsible wide highways, with the most excavations at Telal - Siwan, modern bent-pole lighting, go- fellow members to cast a vote pounds. use of oil revenues. We have and return their ballots soon. Soon I hope to return as a near Samarra and a couple of been guests of the government ing out perhaps ten miles in all On the subject of fishing I visitor and indulge in a choco- hours drive from Baghdad. for several days and have had, directions, leaving ample room recall that as man and boy I late fudge sundae with a whipped These digs represent the un- consequently, abundant chance for expansion from the present have witnessed many hardy cream topping. Be good y'all! covering of the most ancient to see at first hand what is half million population. Public Last week in a food market souls engaged in the rugged * civilization known - about 5700 being done to covert the coun- B.C. We were able to see, buildings of which there are try into what is becoming known some of the world's most mo- The Breadwinner's Journal most fortunately, an abundance as the most advanced welfare dern (all air-conditioned, of of bones, vases in alabaster, state in the world. Once a course, for this fierce summer figuerines and other objects un- sleepy Sheikhdom of perhaps heat), are being situated care- covered but still in place wait- 10,000 desert people, it has fully for future growth and plan- ing to be studied and photo- been transformed into a throb- ning. Almost all of the old Heading for a Famine graphed before being removed. bing business metropolis by oil buildings are being eliminated A lucky break for any enthusias- revenues exceeding 500 mil- to make room for the new and tic amateur archaeologist! lion dollars a year (the Ku- for the wide streets. Of course, By Donald I. Rogers ges and improve the living con- one knows, just how much, are Another highlight was an af- wait Oil Co is owned jointly ditions of these migrant work- spoiling in the Spring sun, and ternoon visit to the estate of an by British Petroleum and Gulf the effect is hodge-podge and old friend, Hafid El-Kadi, a few erratic at present, with some Bountiful America is heading ers, which generally met with the famine of 1965-66 is as- Oil, who share, jointly with for a famine of sorts. Its sev- success. Having improved the sured, brought to us by bureau- miles north of Baghdad on the Kuwait on a 50-50 basis). The areas bare, some old, some standards, he then decided to cratic edict, the noble experi- Tigris, a kind of estate and Emir, or ruler, is a quiet, new, but it is all going forward erity or duration cannot be according to a plan. Interest- measured at this time, but its forbid the use of migrants from ment of the Great Society. a way of life rapidly vanishing dignified man who lives simply neighboring countries until Fruits and vegetables in ev- what with nationalization and and inostentatiously. I met him ingly, as they expropriated certainty, and the fact that it expropriation. Our friend has lands, they paid fantastic comis enroute, are unquestioned. workers had been recruited ery form, fresh, canned, fro- first 13 years ago at the very Farmers and orchard men are from the ranks of American zen or preserved, will be scar- 130 identified types of date beginning of this modern Cin- pensation to the Kuwaiti owners, unemployed. cer and higher priced this year, palms and acres of bearing derella story; he told me then, enough to make many rich, ap- calling it the "Willard Wirtz trees. But, what is unusual is parently as a means of dividing Famine." Accordingly four million U.S. thanks to Mr. Wirtz. and he has carried through, of Eight million dollars' worth unemployed were told of the The unemployed, for whom he the ingenuous way he has plant- his determination to use the the wealth. New plans call for available jobs. Something like ed small trees and shrubs be- still more breath-taking de- of citrus fruit lies rotting be- was so concerned, are no bet- oil revenues for the common tween the rows of trees in Flo- 20 percent of the jobs were ter off. They are merely more tween the rows and, more strik- good. In the petroleum industry, velopments, including a kind of filled. But these new workers, ingly, the avenues of roses, Riviera with six miles of wa- rida, Unpicked citrus falls to numerous, their ranks having the ground in South Texas and mostly from cities and from been swelled by truckers and literally kilomiters, intersper- Kuwait has a long list of firsts- terfront gardens, motels and industrial plants, brought no workers in the food raising sed on the edges of the irriga- the Burgan field is the world's resorts. Arizona. The enormous vege- tion canals, huge blooms of all table and fruit crops of Calif- skills with them, and no stomach and food processing industries, colors. It was thrilling to ornia which supply hundreds for the kind of work required the expendable pawns in the sit in the quiet garden looking of millions of tables from coast of them. They were unused to experiment. to coast, may never be har- the stooping, or to climbing across the wide and fast flow- high ladders to pick fruit, or Mr. Wirtz does not say, but ing Tigris with the sun setting vested. In 24 other states he is probably still mistrust- where orchards and truck farms to carting heavy boxes of fruif into the date groves on the or produce. Many welcomed ful of the basic economic laws, other side. Yes, here, as supply the nation's food, far- not realizing that if there were elsewhere, a way of life on the mers are not certain they can a vacation trip to .Florida or By Donald I. Rogers harvest seasonal crops. California at the growers' ex- a better way to harvest food wane, pense, and disapperaed from than by use of the migrant Beirut - there is only one; NEW YORK — Wall Street's experts and analysts expect that: In nearly every morsel of camp after discovering how workers, the enterprising many of our friends will have BUSINESS LOANS by banks will hit an alltime high by August, food consumed in America there hard the work was. growers would have discovered visited it on their tours. We first time that a mid-summer record has ever been established is a bit of the honest sweat it, long before he was appointed lived there several years, but in this field. It reflects super-ambitious expansion plans on of the "Bracero," or "wet- So huge quantities of food, no to his job. were astounded as always by its the part of many businesses, large and small. back," or, factually, the mi- vibrant and juvenile growth. grant seasonal workers from PRIME RATE, the interest charged large commercial borrow- Mexico, Canada and the British Boca Raton, Florida 4B May 13, 1965 Here is Arab free enterprise ers, may be raised within a short time. Rumors persist in Street. (as distinguished from the so- POLICE PAY raise will be sought in New York, Chicago, West Indies. These are skilled cialist trend) at its most suc- Boston and Los Angeles during the summer and fall months, workers, and gove and orchard BOCA RATON NEWS cessful. New luxury hotels to giving strength to requests from cops in other cities who want owners and vegetable farmers rival anything anywhere, a veri- larger salaries and larger forces to combat intensifying crime for years have depended on them Published every Thursday and Sunday table mushrooming of apart- problems. to harvest their crops. Only newspaper with complete news and pictorial coverage oi ment houses, night clubs, re- TAX EXEMPT BONDS, the certificates of indebtedness of Labor Secretary Willard the fast-growing Boca Raton area. sorts and to cap the climax, cities, counties, states and public authorities, again scheduled Wirtz embarked on a program the world's largest gambling to go under the examining eye of Federal officials, with re- to "liberate" them from their J.H. Jesse John Opel H. Clay Riley casino. Here is free enter- hardt low-paying toil. He lib- Publisher Editor Adv. Mgr. prise at its best, or some would strictions likely to be announced this fall. DISCOTHEQUE PUBS due for tome problems from musicians' erated them right out of their MEMBER say worst. Whatever the view- union pickets who want a cut of royalties from public spots jobs, and he liberated Amer- Florida Press Association point, Lebanon moves ahead at a where records are used in nightclub-like entertainment without icans right out of their food. National Editorial Association tremendous pace, giving the benefit of live bands. Accord will be reached before summer- He also liberated farmers and Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce lie to those who say that no time boom is underway, other food growers right out of nation gets ahead except with AUTO SALES will continue to set records right into mid- their livelihoods. The result Represented For National Advertising By Florida Press Service, Inc. our help, for this has been ac- summer, contrary to all patterns in the industry. This will be is little short of chaos. Subscription Rates: By carrier in city 15$ a week, 65

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Beach Board of County George Warren, Commissioners made county commissioner final preparations for for this district, says three bond issues, one completion is set for of which will insure the Sept. 6 concurrent with four-laning of Palmet- to Park Road in Boca Raton. Originally on the New Insulation 1964-65 schedule, Pal- metto Park Road con- Boon to Family struction has been postponed because other Why is it possible for roads took the money a family today to replace and because the city has its 10-year-old kitchen delayed purchase of refrigerator with a new rights of way. electric refrigerator - freezer containing al- Three million dollars most twice as many cu- of the proposed $9.75 bic feet for storage of million issue is tag- food, without taking up ged for roads and more floor space? streets in the county. The main reason is Plans call for Palmet- This, the original building of the Royal Palm Shopping Plaza, has been re- store is to open in this part of the center next^month J^^ the improved insulating to Park Road to be built modeled to conform in architecture with the rest of the plaza. A new grocery the wrought iron and the arches were added along with a complete materials used in the in the Camino Real man- new models. Better in- ner,, though, the route sulation means refrig- will be straightened out erator walls are much from SW 9th St., to Bo- thinner than they used ca Raton West Road, Condominiums No Worry to be. The unit is the same size outside, but BOCA RATON NEWS much bigger inside. The doors of new re- 6B Mav 13, 1965 frigerator-freezers are For Oldest Builder hinged in such a way that they require literally no While other home "We've got models in has three model son dis- clearance space. This r PRINTINGCO. •:;;. builders have been each of the building ar- play and three homes 00 N. W. 1ST AVENUE, BOCA RATON means a valuable bonus ;; TELEPHONE 395-1909 - • eas," he said, "and recently sold. C worrying about the im- of up to six inches of OR EVERY- PRINTING NEED" pact of condominiums on we've styled them to His company at pre- floor and cabinet space. the sale of single family harmonize with each of sent is building more dwellings, one builder the separate develop- models in that area, • just keeps building hou- ments. In addition to In Country Club Vil- ses. the models, we have lage, he has seven mo- He is Harry Jacobs, homes ready for im- dels on display, all rea- the oldest builder in the mediate occupancy in all dy for occupancy. All city from a business- of these locations.'' are different, and are standpoint. Jacobs recently pur- located on different He's building homes chased the 77 remain- streets in the develop- in Country Club Village, ing lots in Palmetto ment, University Park, Pal- Park Terrace, just off "We have guilt more metto Park Terrace and Palmetto Park Road at homes in Country Club Royal Oak Hills. SW 9th Ave. Here he Village than anywhere else, and we expect a steady business here," Jacobs said. "Due to Maniif actirers if® Cube Needs the development's pro- miximity to both Boca Raton High School and In Designing Refrigerators Florida Atlantic Uni- versity, we have no Whether you want one portance of a bountiful qualms at all about its The sanctuary for the First Methodist Church is right on schedule, and when ice cube to cool a drink and flexible supply of continued growth, Ja- this picture was taken, the contractor was preparing forms for the pouring of Let First Federal or a bucketful to keep ice in modern homes, cobs pointed out that the beams. The new building will be at the south end of the present church, the party going, you want many of the 1965 elec- Palm Beach County wrap fhe deal up for you your refrigerator-free- tric refrigerator-free- Board of Public Instruc- zer to meet the need. zers have improved ice- making features. tion is also planning a If you get First Federal to wrap up your • Because manufactur- junior high school and April Building Dips home purchase with a home loan, we'll ers are aware of the im- More models have au- another elementary tomatic ice makers, school close to Country look the property over with cold, experi* which automatically re- enced, hard-boiled eyes before we lend on Club Village. Below Million Mark i NEW SHOWER VALVE \ place ice cubes as they it, and you can rest assured that this are used. There are no When Jacobs built his April's building per- permit for the Univer- ONE HANDLE DOES WORK OF TWO J ice trays to fill, spill or first home in the devel- mits in Boca Raton slip- sity National Bank, is- means it is pretty surely a GOOD BUY for pry loose, and cubes are opment there were six- ped below the one mil- sued on May 3 in the you. "dried" so they don't teen builders. Now he lion dollar mark for the amount of $109,000 was You can save money on your loan here stick together. is the only builder with first time in several enough to offset the small loss. because our initial costs (revealed fully Families with auto- homes on display and months. in advance) and interest rates are reason* matic icemakers have for sale. A total of $979,550 The 34 individual enough ice for normal Why? in construction was homes add up to $870,- able, and because we allow you to reduce entertaining, or when The builder says started during the 100 in construction, for your total interest costs by making ad- going on a picnic. "Because we believe in month. an average of over vance payments on principal, without Another way to make quality." Single-family dwell- $22,300 each. This is penalty, when you are able. your refrigerator-free^ "We don't build box ings led the parade. one of the highest aver- Ken Higgins zer a better "ice man" houses. We have be- Thirty - four homes ages in several years. BOCA PLUMBING There are a dozen advantages to getting ll help you long after is to be sure it has lieved all the time that were begun during the Building department 1250 S. Dixie-Boca Raton your loan of us. We grant you other special officials expect permits "informal" privileges - such as allow- you've bought a no-frost feature. Boca Raton homebuyers month, a big rise from Phone 395-3113 will buy a better house. March's all - time low to climb in May. ing you perhaps to borrow more later on an insurance policy When we moved into of 20. During the years of your original mortgage to make improve- When yourcaror home is damaged Country Club Village we The city's building- REALTORS OF BOCA RATON ments on your home or for other special or destroyed, we will make sure World War II, Nassau found some builders er- permits for 1965 total you get paid promptly and fairly. served as a training The following MILDRED I, MADDOX, purposes, We're independent insurance ecting small, inexpen- $4,619,700, just a shade base for the Royal Air under the amount at this are members of 507 N.E. 20th St., 395- A home loan is a living thing, and maybe agents. sive homes and not be- the Boca Raton 2900. Force and as an "Air ing able to sell them. We time last year - $4,641,- something you'll want to change several Bridge" by which air- Board of Real- MEDALLION REALTY, JX. MITCHELL didn't follow their lead; 530. tors. Doing Suite C, 131 E. Palmetto times in the course of several years. So craft were ferried to Mrs. Myrtle Pavlicof business with we built a better home- Park Rd., 395-2421, don't get it in another city of somebody a sons /\3Q combat zones in Africa, a more expensive home. the city's building de- them you are AC. MITCHELL & SONS, KiJZlMjttm J Europe and the Far They sold, too, and are partment, noted that the assured the INC., 22 S. Federal Hwy., who thinks of you as just a number in ,22 S. Federal . . 395-4711 East, continuing to sell." highest (ype of service 395-4711. the files that can be administered MOTHERWELL REALTY, Country Club Village in the field of Real Estate We'll never cease thinking of you as a homes on display by Ja- 757 S. Federal Hwy., SAJES Practice. 395-4044, neighbor who may need our sympathetic cobs vary from two bed- \w?:S: New and Used ^••'"••* ARVIDA REALTY SALES, THOMAS P. NOLAN, 131 help at any time. room-two bath to four ^RROW^ SECURITY SAL& Inc., 998 S. Federal Hwy., N.E, 1st Avenue, 395- bedroom-t h r e e bath 395-2000. 3838. styles. Pcnipario Beach—942-0793 j W.P. BEBOUT, 701 N. F. BYRON PARKS, 151 Federal Hwy., 395-4334. N. Ocean Boulevard, BOCA RATON OFFICE CONN C. CURRY, 711 E. 395=3700. PETRUZZELLI REALTY, Palmetto Park Rd 395- INC., 2325 N. Ocean 3922 Boulevard. 395-0822. IN EXCLUSIVE BRUCE E. DARRELL, Realtor, 425 E. Palmetto PLASTRIDGE AGENCY, BOCA RATON Park Bdi, 395-1322. INC., 224 S. Fed, Hwy., 395=1433. FIRST WM. DAY, INC., 500 S. Federal Hwy., 395-0220. J. STUART ROBERTSON, F3OSELL REALTY, P.O. INC., 60 S. Federal Hwy., Box 1196, 395-0333. 395-4624. WATERFRONT APARTMENTS FROM $16,575 H.D. GATES, 234 S. RICHARD F. ROSS, 21 • Large heated swimming pool • Laundry facilities Federal Hwy., 393-2733. S.E. 3rd St.. 399-6444. • Individual, spacious terraces overlooking the ORYAL E. HADLEY, 400 ROYAL PALM REALTY FEDERAL waterway • Two-story (30 apartments) Colonial E. Palmetto Park Road, CORP., 307 Golfview Dr., style • Self-service elevator • Dockage on the 395-2344. fSAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION] YEARLY CONTRACT ROBERT W. INGALLS, 395=1662. Intracoastal • Special sound-proof construction FRED E. TAYLOR, 100 #or more $T Per insures privacy • Exclusive General £3 Electric Royal Palm Shopping of Del ray Beach Plaza, 395-3130. N.E. 20th St., P,O. Box 0 sprays ... / spray Appliances and General £0 Electric Control Air- 862, 395-7059. 1601 N. FEDERAL HWY. 395-2121 Conditioning and Heating • F. WOODROW KEETON. M.N. WEIR & SONS, INC., 2950 N. Ocean Boule- 855 S. Federal Hwy., Accounts Insured By 50CA RATON 395-6565 vard, 395-5252. 395-4000. An Agency Of The Ft. Laoderdaie Palm Beach CONDOMINIUM APARTMENTS MAC LAREN & ANDER- JOHN A. WRIGHT, 5600 Federal Government 2700 N.E. Harbour Terrace «U.S. 1 in Boca Raton 395-3122 SON, INC., 151 E. Royal Keys Drive, CR8-2402. LU 3-1281 848-3830 Palm Road, 395-1333. BOCA RATON NEWS May 13,1965 7B BRAND NAMES WEEK- - MAY 13th — 22nd

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U.S. HWY, 1 & 5th Ave. 5-lb. 9O€ BOCA RATON, FLA, M 6-PiECE % 3-PIECE pkg. 47 s iCARVING irchases of $5. or more) Palm Aire Sf EAK SIT Shopping Center roets M» * 272 S. FEDERAL HWY. DEERF1ELD BEACH, FLA. 8B May 13,1965 BOCA RATON NEWS 1964 5% Delin. 1964 5% Delin, Lot Block • _ • 1964 5% Delin. Lot_ _Blocjt _Tax_Tot. Owner Tax Penalty Tax Tot. Lot Block Owner Tax Penalty Tax Tot, All of blk 24 less CR 9/17-/56.1436 & less 12 Fla. Boca Raton Houlsing 28 12 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. PUBLIC NOTICE CR 9/28/56.2877 & Less CR 4/11/60 No. Assn. 9.25 .46 9.71 1349 Martin Land Co. 708.55 35.43 743.98 (PCO) 13.88 .69 14.57 12 Fla, Boco Raton Housing 29 12 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. Part of block 24 as desc inCR 2/18/60 No. Assn. 8.33 .42 8.75 3077 ORB 470/228 (PCO) 9.25 .46 9.71 N 59'of W 38'17 & N 59'18, 19, 20 30 12 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. NOTICE OF TAX SALE J.Myer & Hildegardo F Blk 12 Robert R & Patricia M Brown 50.87 2,54 53.41 S chine 39.78 1.99 41.77 (PCO) 6,48 .32 6.80 27 12 Fla. Boca Raton Housing 31 12 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 25 Gilchrist Land Ca. 1147.93 57,40 1205.33 9.71 Assn. 9.25 .46. (PCO) 6.48 .32 6.80 BOCA_W_OODS_ 22 lessS 10' 32 12 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 15 Clark P & Helen F Getty 11.10 .56 11.66 (PCO) 6.48 .32 6.80 9 14 Joseph & Loretta A Sea ho 30.53 1.53 32.06 24 lessS 10' 5 15 Irmo T Pool 104.53 5.23 109.76 33 12 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. _. ._„ , nd 15 Clark P & Helen F Getty 13.88 .69 14.57 (PCO) 6.48 ..32 2 less W8'& 6.80 9 costg and all persons, firms and corporations are her 4, 6, 8 10 34 12 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. Blk 21 Peter Foglia (PCO) 144.30 7.22 151.52 °y given noti 11.66 (PCO) 6.48 .32 6.80 aforesaid. MGough, tr. 11.10 .56 S 10' Blk 24 Peter A Foglia Trustee (PCO) .93 .98 1 J Gough, Tr. 9.25 .46 9.71 .05 35 12 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 1964 5% Delin. I J Gough, Tr. 12.03 .60 12.63 (PCO) 6.48 .32 6.80 36 12 Hidden Valley Const, Corp, .L,ot___B]ock Owner _ _ lE*._P£™!lv__T-tI?_T_Si I J Gough, Tr. . 9.25 .46 9.71 Paul McBride 59.20 2.96 62.16 I G Gough, Tr. 9.25 .46 9.71 James L Jr & Anna L Cook 44.40 2.22 46.62 (PCO) 6.48 .32 6.80 Walter J & Mary C Lukken 80.48 4.02 84.50 37 12 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. Item 4 Florida East Coast Railway (PCO) 6.48 .32 6.80 CAR1B_B_EAN_KEYS 38 12 Hidden Valley Const, Corp, Co. (PCO) 2931.33 146.57 3077.90 I 1 Harbour East, Inc. 146.15 7.31 153.46 1 11 Vera M & Hazel Tunison J 40.60 7.03 147.63 II 2 Boca Harbour Homes, inc. 40.70 2.04 42.74 (PCO) 6.48 .32 6.80 SEjCTmjN_3JU46-43_ 1 4 Harbour East, Inc. 164.65 8*23 172.88 39 12 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. William T & Beulah Snow 6.80 All of SEW W. of Seaboard RR also EVi of 28 4 155.40 7.77 163.17 (PCO) 6.48 .32 11 Grumbar & Bower Assn. Inc. 89.73 4.49 94.22 29 4 William T & Beulah Snow 197.03 9.85 206.88 40 12 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. SW'4 E of El Rio Conal less SWM SE!4 SE& 33 Harry J & Wanda F Machle 69,38 3.47 72.85 30 4 William T & Beulah 5now 184.08 9.20 193.28 (PCO) 6.48 .32 6.80 F!a. BR Housing Assn (PCO) 3338.33 166.92 3505.25 E 41 12 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. All of Wi E of E«4 Canal & W of Seaboard H!PJ?- iL¥ ALLEY (PCO) 6.48 .32 6.80 RR less S 1229.70' 31 Grumbar & Bower Assn. Inc. 101.75 5.09 106.84 9 1 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 42 12 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. Mellon Land Corp. (PCO) 1341.25 67.06 1408.31 (PCO) ' ' 10.18 .51 10.69 (PCO) . 6.48 .32 6.80 S 1229.70' of NJ4 of, E of El Rio Canal & 10 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 43 12 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. W of Seaboard RR as in CR 1/20/60 A F|a. B,oca Raton Housing (PCO) 10.18 .51 10.69 (PCO) 6.48 .32 6.80 Fla, BR Housing Assn Inc. Assn.Inc. 9.25 .46 9.71 11 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 44 12 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. (PCO) 1121.10 56.06 1177.16 A Fla. Boca Raton Housing (PCO) 10.18 .51 10.69 (PCO) 6.48 .32 6.80 Assn. 8.33 .42 8.75 12 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 45 12 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. Section 4»47;43__ A Flo. Boca Raton Housing (PCO) 10.18 .51 10.69 (PCO) 6.48 .32 6.80 ^ N 3/4"sH. WJ-TsW'4 W of wy & 50" strip of Assn. 11.10 .56 11.66 13 Hidden Valley Const. Corp, 46 12 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. S!4 SW!4 1151 E of W Sec line A Fla. Boca Raton Housing (PCO) 10.18 .51 10.69 (PCO) 6.48 .32 6.80 Fla BR Housing Assn Inc Assn. 11.10 .56 11.66 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 47 12 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 14 6.80 (PCO) 522.63 26.13 548.76J A Fla. Boca Raton Housing (PCO) 14.80 .74 15.54 (PCO) 6.48 .32 Assn. 11.10 .56 11.66 48 12 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. c i 7 3 1 1A Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 6.80 i^ _I'J?Ji.i§J .;4 .:i _ A Fla. Boca Raton Housing (PCO) 17.58 .88 18.46 (PCO) 6.48 .32 49 12 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. As desc in CR 1/9/61 No. 1117 Ord. Assn. 11.10 .56 11.66 2 1A Hidden Valley Const, Corp. 6.80 585/644 Lawrence & Dolores K Torri 2696.*38 134.82 2831.20 A Fla, Boca Raton Housing (PCO) 22.20 1.11 23.31 (PCO) 6.48 .32 .56 11,66 3 1A Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 50 12 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. Assn. 11.10 (PCO) 6.48 .32 6.80 A F|a. B.oca Raton Housing (PCO) 22.20 1.11 23.31 That part lyg W of W r-w line of FEC RR .56 11.66 4 1A Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 20,35 21.37 51 12 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. Assn. 11.10 1.02 (PCO) 6.48 ,32 6,80 Less SWA of SW14 of SWA Ord. 309 & 422 12, 13, & 14 less 8 2 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. Fla BR Housing Assn Inc. (PCO) 6.48 .32 6.80 52 12 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. E 12' Blk A Theodore & Augusta S Wolf (PCO) 6.48 .32 6.80 (PCO) 8610.83 430.54 9041.37 (PCO) 157.25 7.86 165.11 9 2 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. (PCO) 6.48 .32 6.80 53 12 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 6,80 SWM SW!4 NEW E of FEC RR r/w & W 1 2 Fla, Boca Raton Housing (PCO) 6.48 .32 11.10 .56 11.66 10 2 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. of Dixie Hwy Fla BR Housing Assn Inc .93 .05 .98 Assn. ' 13 16 Hidden Valley Construction 1 3 Fla. Boca Raton Housing (PCO) 6.48 .32 6.80 10.69 S|CTICIN_6j47;43_ 10.18 .51 10,69 22 •2 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 6.48 .32 6.80 Corp. (PCO) 10.18 .51 Assn. 26 17 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. E 3/4 of NEW & NEW of SEYA less r/w SAL 17 3 Walter G &Myrtle D Shull 13.83 .69 14.57 23 2 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 6.48 .32 6.80 6.80 20 3 60.13 63.14 36 2 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. (PCO) 6.48 .32 RR & State Rd. 9 Ord. 309 John A & Harriet L Fore 3.01 6 18 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. Fla BR Housing Assn Inc. 24 3 (PCO) 15.73 .79 16.52 6.80 Fla. Boca Raton Housing 9 25 (PCO) 6.48 .32 (PCO) 2790.73 139.54 2930.27 Assn. - .46 9.71 37 2 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. .46 9.71 (PCO) ' 15.73 .79 16.52 7 18 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 6.80 4 Clarence B. Guy, Est. 9.25 (PCO) 6.48 .32 4 9.25 .46 9.71 39 2 Hidden Valley Const. Corp, ilf-ILOJi'-iZd-L 4 Clarence B. Guy, Est. 8 18 Hidden Valley Const. Corp, 19 4 3.70 .19 3.89 (PCO) 8.33 .42 8.75 6.80 Sy2 of Govt Lot 1 E of A1A PB 9/29 Arthur J & Evelyn Knight (PCO) 6.48 .32 20 4 Annis E. Burgess 13.88 14.57 44 2 William F & Mildred M. Boca Raton Club, Inc. 1053.58 52.68 1106.26 .69 9 18 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 24 4 Fla. Boca Raton Housing Gilmartin 102,68 5.13 107.81 6.80 Sy2 o£ Govt Lot 1 W of A1A PB 9/29 10.69 48 (PCO)i 6,48 ,32 Assn. 10.18 2 Buena Vista Devel. Corp. Boca Raton Club, Inc. 2383.73 119.19 2502.92 1 c .51 (PCO) 11.10 .56 11.66 10 18 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 6.80 Fla, Boca Raton Housing 49 (PCO) Hubshman 6,48 .32 E!4 of SK> of that part of Sec. 9 lying Assn. 11.10 11.66 2 Buena Vista Devel. Corp. between Govt Lots 1 & 2 2 5 .56 (PCO) 11,10 .56 11.66 11 18 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 6.80 Fla. Boca Raton Housing . Hubshman (PCO) 6.48 .32 Boca Raton Club, Inc. 346.88 17.34 364.22 Assn. 11.10 11.66 1 2A Hidden Valley Const. Corp. .56 21.37 12 18 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 6.80 3 5 Fla. Boca Raton Housing (PCO) 20.35 1.02 32 All of S!4 W of Al A & Less W 300* N 400' Assn. 11.10 11.66 2 2A Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 9.25 .46 9.71 .Hubshman (PCO) 6.48 « Boca Raton Club, Inc. 6554.55 327.73 6882.28 4 5 Fia. Boca Raton Housing .56 3 2A Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 13 18 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 6.80 All of S'/j Eof A1A Assn. 11.10 11.66 (PCO) 16.65 .83 17.48 . Hubshman (PCO) 6.48 .32 .56 8.75 Boca Raton Club, Inc. 2082.18 104.11 2186.29 5 5 Fla. Boca Raton Housing 1 3 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 14 18 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. Assn. 11.10 11.66 (PCO) 13.88 .69 14.57 • Hubshman (PCO) 8.33 .42 §.E.CT!ONj_614_7r43_ 6 5 Fla. Boca Raton Housing .56 2 3 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 8.33 .42 8.75 15 18 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 9.71 N~699.l3' ofT97lJD3' E of Al A & N Assn. 11.10 11.66 3 3 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 8.33 .42 8.75 - Hubshman (PCO) 9.25 .46 699.83' of S 971.03' W of Al A being S 20, 21,, 2 l El 2' .56 4 3 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 8.33 .42 8.75 16 18 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 6.80 699.83" parcel 3 PB 18/1 Govt Lot 4 BlBIk 5 Johns Land Co. 110.08 115.58 16 3 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. • Hubshman (PCO) 6.48 .32 Mitchell Land Co. 4739.70 236.99 4976.69 3 6 Fla. Boca Raton Housing 5.50 (PCO) 12.03 .60 12.63 17 18 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 6.80 Assn. 10.18 10.69 1 3A Hidden Valley Const. Corp. . Hubshman (PCO) 6.48 .32 S 271.2' E of A1A &S 271.2'W of A1A 4 6 Fla. Boca Raton Housing .51 (PCO) 15.73 .79 16.52 18 18 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 6.80 being N 271.2' of S 749.87" Parcel 2 Assn. 10.18 10.69 2 3A Hidden Valley Const. Corp. • Hubsliman (PCO) 6.48 .32 PB18/1 Boca Raton Club Inc. 1603.95 80.20 1684.15 5 6 Fia. Boca Raton Housing .51 (PCO) 24.05 1.20 25.25 19 18 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 6.80 7 3 Assn. 10.13 10.69 3 3A Hidden Valley Const. Corp. (PCO) 6.48 .32 ilS-IlSN-lZ;! ::! - 6 6 Fla. Boca Raton Housing .5! (PCO) 11.10 .56 11.66 20 18 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 6.80 W 190' of S 100' of N 425' of NEW lying Assn. 9.25 9.71 4 3A Hidden Valley Const. Corp. (PCO) 6.48 .32 E r/w line of US Hwy 1 CR 12/12/57 7 6 Fla. Boca Raton Housing .46 (PCO) 11.10 .56 11.66 21 18 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 6,80 No. 1600 WD 11/1/57 Assn. 9.25 9.71 5 3A Hidden Valley Const. Corp, (PCO) 6.48 .32 Richard B & Mary A Gova- 26 6 F|a, Boca Raton Housing .46 (PCO) 11.10 .56 11.66 22 18 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 6.80 nus (PCO) 296.93 14.85 311.78 9,25 9.71 6 3A Hidden Valley Const. Corp, (PCO) 6.48 .32 Assn. .46 23 18 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. S EC TIONJ21;47-43_F R_AC TIONAL 1 7 Fia. Boca Raton Housing (PCO) 11.10 .56 11.66 6.80 9.25 9.71 3A (PCO) 6.48 .32 s"l42[98~' of N~621,65' of Govt Lot 1 lyg E Assn. 7 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 7 .46 (PCO) 14.80 .74 15.54 5 19 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 6.80 ofAlA DrewLondCo. 583.68 29.18 612.86 Fla. Boca Raton Housing 4 - Hubshman (PCO) 6.48 .32 Assn. 10.18 10.69 1 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. S 142.98' of N 621.65' of Govt Lot 1 lyg W .51 .60 12.63 6 19 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 6.80 5 7 F|a. Boca Raton Housing (PCO) 12.03 - Hubshman (PCO) " 6.48 .3?. ofAlA Drew Land Co. 343.18 17.15 360.34 Assn. 10.18 10.69 1 5 Rodger & Patricia Wise (PCO) 75.85 3.79 79.64 .51 2 5 3.93 82,56 7 19 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 6.80 S 1 50" of N 771.65' of Govt Lot 1 lyg E 6 7 Fla. Boca Raton Housing Venetian Homes, Inc. (PCO) 78.63 . Hubshman (PCO) 6,48 .32 Assn. 9.25 9.71 3 5 Buena Vista Devel. Corp. ofAlA Boca Raton Club, Inc. 611.43 30.57 642.00 .46 .51 8 19 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 6.80 18 7 Fla. Boca Raton Housing (PCO) 10.18 10.69 . Hubshman (PCO) 6.48 .32 S 150' of N 771.65' of Govt Lot 1 lyg W Assn. 9*25 .46 9.71 11 5 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 109.15 5.46 114.61 9 19 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 6.80 ofAlA Boca Raton Club, Inc. 368.15 18.41 386.56 19 7 Arthur Test 9.25 .46 9.71 12 5 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 132.28 6.61 138.89 (PCO) 6,48 .32 35 7 Theresa R. King, Est. (PCO) 9.25 .46 9.71 16 5 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 10 19 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. S 1800' of N 2571.65' of Govt Lot 1 lyg .97 20.40 6.80 E of A1A & less S 100' of N 1690' 36 7 Theresa R. King, Est. (PCO) 9.25 .46 9.71 (PCO) 19.43 (PCO) 6.48 .32 1 8 Fla. Boca Raton Housing 1A 5A Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 11 19 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. Caston Corp. 7692.30 384.62 8076.92 6.80 Assn. 9.25 .46 9.71 (PCO) 14.80 .74 15.54 (PCO) 6.48 .32 That part of Govt Lot 2 desc as follows 2 8 Fla. Boca Raton Housing 2 11 Joseph & Marion P Ryan 16 19 Hidden Valley Const. Corp, 6.80 that part of S 106' of N 2977,65' lying E Assn. 8.33 .42 8.75 (PCO) 65.68 3.28 68.96 (PCO) 6.48 .32 of AfA-GastonCorp. 453.25 22.66 475.91 3 8 Fla. Boca Raton Housing 3 11 Hidden Valley Const. Corp, • 17 19 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 6.80 Assn. 8.33 .42 10.69 Hubshman (PCO) 18.50 .93 19,43 (PCO) 6,48 .32 That part of N 1018.01' of S 2329.92' of 4 11 Govt Lot 2 lyg E of A1A 4 8 F|a. Boca Raton Housing Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 18 19 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. Assn. 10.18 .51 10.69 Hubshman (PCO) 18.50 .93 19.43 6.80 Boca Raton Riviera, Inc. 4746.18 237.31 4983.49 (PCO) 6,48 .32 5 8 Fla. Boca Raton Housing 25 11 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 4 20 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. N 411.91' of S 1311.91' of Govt Lot 2 Assn. 10.18 .51 10.69 (PCO) 18.50 .93 19.43 (PCO) 6,48 .32 6.80 lygEofAlA Boca Raton Ocean Co. 1920.30 96.02 2016.32 6 8 Fla, Boca Raton Housing 30 '11 M Cooper, N Phillips & 5 20 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. Assn. 10.18 .51 10.69 B Kainick (PCO) 19.43 ,97 20.40 (PCO) 6.48 .32 6.80 N 200' of S 900' of Govt Lots 2 lyg E 31 of A1A Boca Raton Riviera, Inc. 932.40 46.62 979.02 7 8 Flo. Boca Raton Housing 11 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 6 20 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. Assn. 9.25 .46 9.71 (PCO) 19.43 .97 20.40 (PCO) 6.48 .32 6.80 N 150' of S 700' of Govt Lot 2 lyg E of 8 8 Fla. Boca Raton Housing 32 11 Hidden Valley Const, Corp. 7 20 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. .97 20.40 A1A Boca Raton Ocean Co. 830.65 41.53 872.18 Assn. 9.25 .46 9.71 (PCO) 19.43 (PCO) 6.48 .32 6,80 11 8 Fla. Boca Raton Housing 33 11 N 515" of S 550* of Govt Lot 2 lyg E of Hidden Valley Const, Corp. .97 8 20 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. Assn. 9.25 .46 9.71 (PCO) 19.43 20.40 (PCO) 6.48 .32 6.80 A1A Boca Raton Riviera, Inc. 2448.48 122.42 2570.90 12 8 Fla. Boca Raton Housing 34 11 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. .97 20.40 9 20 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. N 478.67* E of A1A & N 478.67' W of A1A Assn. 9.25 .46 9.71 (PCO) 19.43 (PCO) 6.48 .32 6.80 Boca Raton Club, Inc. 2891.55 144.58 3036.13 1 AC ]/n 1 - Fla. Boca Raton Housing 35 11 Hidden Valley Const, Corp. 10 20 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. lot .97 20.40 6.80 S 100* of N 1690' of Govt Lot 1 E of Assn. ' 13.88 .69 14.57 (PCO) 19.43 (PCO) 6.48 .32 8 Flo. Boca Raton Housing 36 11 11 20 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. A1A Beach Holding Co. 1273.73 63.69 1337.42 29 Hidden Valley Const, Corp. .97 20.40 Assn. 9.25 .46 9.71 (PCO) 19.43 (PCO) 6,48 .32 6.80 §.£CTl°Ji.?.%4Zi'13_S.5.A.?.I!PiiAir 30 8 Fla. Boca Raton Housing 37 11 Hidden Valley Const, Corp. 12 20 Hidden Volley Const. Corp. .97 20.40 8.75 That part of E 404.71' S 150' of N 710.3^' Assn, 9,25 .46 9.71 (PCO) 19.43 (PCO) 8.33 .42 1 9 Fla, Boca Raton Housing 40 11 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 13 20 Hidden Valley Const.-Corp. 5 of Sp Riv Land Co S/D Unit I W of Al A .93 19.43 9.71 as desc ORB 937/560 Assn. 9.25 .46 9.71 (PCO) 18,50 (PCO) 9.25 .46 2 9 Fla. Boca Raton Housing 50 11 11.21-63 Henry A & Mary B Nemeroff 513.38 25.67 539.05 M Cooper, N Phillips & B .97 20,40 14 20 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. Assn. 9.25 .46 9.71 Kalnick (PCO) 19,43 (PCO) 6.48 ,32 6.80 3 9 Fla. Boca Raton Housing 52 11 M Cooper, N Phillips & B 5iytAH_H_FJGHTS .93 19.43 15 20 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. " T Ma~ilyn E Selkirk 13.88 .69 14.57 Assn. 8.33 .42 8.75 Kalnick (PCO) 18.50 (PCO) 6.43 ,32 6.80 11 Hidden Valley Const, Corp. 4 9 Fla. Boca Raton Housing 53 .93 19.43 16 20 Hidden Valley Const, Corp. BLUEJNLEL. Assn. _ 10.18 .51 10.69 (PCO) 18.50 (PCO) 6.48 .32 6.80 11 __ _ Donald D Dudley 131.35 6.57 137.92 5 9 Fla. Boca Raton Housing 54 Hidden Valley Const, Corp. .93 19.43 5 21 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. Assn. 10.18 .51 10.69 (PCO) 18.5(1 (PCO) 6.48 .32 6.80 BOCAJH^j?_BOUR_ 11 6 9 Fla. Boca Raton Housing 55 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. .93 19.43 6 21 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. Assn. 9.25 .46 9.71 (PCO) 18.50 (PCO) 6.48 .32 6.80 7 C Standen Sales, Inc. 178.53 8.93 187.46 11 6 J Harbour East Inc. 31.45 1.5? 33.02 7 9 Fla. Boca Raton Housing 56 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. .93 19.4.3 13 21 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 12 J Harbour East Inc. 31.45 1.57 33.02 Assn. 9.25 .46 9.71 (PCO) 18.50 (PCO) 9.25 .46 9.71 16 9 Fla. Boca Raton Housing 11 0 5 57 Charles & Ann C Somers 28.17 17 21 Hidden Volley Const. Corp. Assn. 9.25 .46 9.71 (PCO) 26.83 1.34 6,80 §9CAFAL JLtiLkL _ 11 (PCO) 6.48 .32 Tsll7 "i Bibletown USA, Inc. (PCO) 700.23 35.01 735.24 25 9 Fla. Boca Raton Housing 58 Hidden Valley Cons*. Corp. 17.48 18 21 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. Assn. 9.25 .46 9.71 (PCO) 16.65 .83 6.80 18, 19 & W 107.5' of 11 (PCO) °.48 .32 26 9 Fla. Boca Raton Housing 59 Hidden Valley Const, Corp. 15.54 19 21 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 20 Blk 5 Bibletown USA, Inc. (PCO) 900.03 45.00 945.03 Assn. 9.25 9.71 (PCO) 14.8.0 .74 6.80 .46 11 (PCO) 6.48 .35 20 less W 107.5' & 27 9 Fia. Boca Raton Housing 60 Hidden Valley Const, Corp. 16.52 20 21 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. Assn. . 9.25 9.71 (PCO) 15.73 .79 6.80 21 & WV3 22 Blk 5 .46 11 (PCO) M8 .32 30 9 Fla. Boca Raton Housing 61 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 18.46 Bibletown USA, Inc. (PCO) 452.33 22.6S 474.95 .88 21 21 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. Assn. 9.25 .44 9.71 (PCO) 17.58 (PCO) 6.48 ,32 6.80 22 E>/2 of & 23 & W 9 Fla. Boca Raton Housing 31 12 Hidden Valley Const. Corp, 1 22 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. Ks 24 Blk 5 Bibletown U5A, Inc. (PCO) 223.85 11.19 235.04 Assn. 9.25 .46 9.71 1 10.69 (PCO) 13.88 .69 14.57 (PCO) 10.18 .51 24 E'/2 & 25,26,27 32 9 Fla. Boca Raton Housing 2 22 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 2 12 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 6.80 Blk 5 Bibletown USA, Inc. (PCO) 443.08 22.15 465,23 Assn. 9.25 .46 9.71 8,33 .42 8.75 (PCO) 6.48 .32 33 9 Fla. Boca Raton Housing (PCO) 3 22 Hidden Valley Const. Qorp. 4 7 John, James & Dorothy Conn 111.93 5,60 117.53 3 12 6.80 7 8 Bibletown USA, Inc. (PCO) 100.83 5.04 105.87 Assn. 9.25 .46 9.71 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 10.18 .51 10.69 (PCO) 6.48 .32 1 10 Fla. Boca Raton Housing (PCO) 1.7&12-18 Blk 9 4 12 4 22 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 6.80 incl 2.06 AC Lot 13 Assn. 9.25 .46 9.71 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 7.40 .37 7.77 (PCO) 6.46 .32 2 10 Fla, Boca Raton Housing 5 22 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. Bibletown USA, Inc. (PCO) 4524.18 226.21 4750.39 5 12 (PCO) 8.75 9 9 Abner 0 & Arlene K Assn. 9.25 .46 9.71 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 7.40 .37 7.77 (PCO) 8.33 .42 Fla, Boca Raton Housing Jacobsonjr 69,38 3.47 72.85 3 10 6 12 (PCO) 6 22 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 8.75 Assn. 8.33 .42 8.75 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 7.40 .37 7.77 (PCO) 8.33 .42 21 11 Edward C & Marjorie Andrews 17.58 .88 18.46 4 10 Fla, Boca Raton Housing (PCO) 1 7 12 7 22 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 6.80 N4 31 32,33 17 Boca Raton Nursing Assn. ' 10.18 .51 10.69 Hidden Valley Const, Corp. 7.40 .37 7.77 (PCO) 6-48 .32 Corp. 137.83 6.89 144.72 5 10 Fla. Boca Raton Housing (PCO) 8 12 8 22 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 6.80 34 17 Boca Raton Nursing Corp. 51.80 2.5? 54.39 Assn. 10.18 .51 10.69 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 7.40 .37 7.77 (PCO) 6.48 .32 1 18 Wm C & Barbara P Chick 158.18 7.91 166,09 6 10 Fla. Boca Raton Housing 9 22 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 9 12 (PCO) 6.80 19 18 Gene & Dorothy Moody & Assn. 10.18 .51 10.69 7.40 .37 7.77 (PCO) 6.48 .32 G&SSnow 152.63 7.63 160.26 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 28 10 Fla. Boca Raton Housing 12 (PCO) 10 22 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 10.69 20 18 Gene & Dorothy Moody & Assn. 9.25 .46 9.71 10 7.40 .37 7.77 G & S Snow 45.33 2.27 47.60 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. (PCO) 10.18 .51 30 10 Fla. Boca Raton Housing 12 11 22 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. .46 11 (PCO) 9.71 7 SI60' fronting on 40 St. less NW Assn. 9.25 9.71 7.40 .37 7.77 (PCO) 9.25 .46 2 Ct 30 T D Sutton (PCO) 6.48 .32 6.80 31 10 Fla. Boca Raton Housing 12 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. .46 12 12 22 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 12.63 26S110'ofW40* Assn. 9.25 9.71 (PCO) 7.40 .37 7.77 (PCO) 12.03 .60 30 T D Sutton (PCO) 4.63 .23 4.86 1 11 Fia. Boca Raton Housing 12 Hidden Valley Const. Carp. .46 13 13 22 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 12.63 BOCA RAT_°JilHDy_STRJÂLfARK_ Assn. 9.25 9.71 (PCO) 7.40 .37 7.77 (PCO) 12.03 .60 2 11 Fla. Boca Raton Housing 12 .46 14 Hidden Valley Const. Carp, 14 22 Hidden Valley Const, Corp. 10.69 ~f&~2~as~n CRTO/31/OONO. 3831 Assn. _. 9.25 9.71 (PCO) 7.40 .37 7.77 (PCO) 10.18 .51 ORB 563/790 Frank A & Betty R Amelung 148.00 7.40 155.40 3 11 Fla, Boca Raton Housing 12 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 15 22 Hidden Valley Const. £orp. 10,69 .42 15 .37 BOCAJ? A TON_SQ0ARE_ Assn. 8.33 8.75 (PCO) 7.40 7.77 (PCO) 10.18 .51 4 11 Fla. Boca Raton Housing 12 16~~~7 Peter H & Evelyn Knott 80.48 4.02 84.50 .51 16 Tropic Builders of Delray 16 22 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 10.69 Assn. 10.18 10.69 7.40 .37 7.77 (PCO) 10.18 .51 21 27 Joseph & Dorothy Crea 77.70 3.89 81.59 5 11 Fla. Boca Raton Housing 12 Beach, Inc. (PCO) 27 29 Malcolm A & Doris M Smith 25.90 1.30 27.20 .51 17 Tropic Builders of Delray 17 22 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 10.69 Assn. 10.18 10.69 7.40 .37 7.77 (PCO) 10.18 .51 I 58 Lawrence & Dolores K Torri 143.38 7.17 150.55 6 11 Fla. Boca Raton Housing 12 Beach, Inc. (PCO) ,51 13 Tropic Builders of Delray 18 22 Hidden Valley Const, Corp. 10.69 32 61 MahselCorp. 5.73 .79 6.52 Assm 10.18 10.69 7.40 .37 7.77 (PCO) 10.18 .51 33 61 MahselCorp. 5.73 .79 6.52 7 11 12 Beach, Inc. (PCO) Fla. Boca Raton Housing .46 19 22 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 11.66 35 61 Mahsel Corp. 15.73 .79 16.52 Assn. 9.25 9.71 19 Tropic Builders of Delray 7.40 .37 7.77 Beach, inc. (PCO) (PCO) 11.10 .56 BOCA RATONE_HEIG_HTS 8 11 Fla, Boca Raton Housing 12 20 22 Hiaden Valley Const. Corp. 11.66 9.25 ,46 9.71 20 Tropic Builders of Delray 7.40 .37 7.77 ___ _ p ;R , 6.43 .32 6.80 Assn. (PCO) 11.10 .56 in idgelnc 9 11 Fla. Boca Raton Housing 12 Beach, Inc. (PCO) Tropic Builders of Delray 21 22 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 9.71 4 less E 3' 7 Pine Ridge Inc. 5.55 .28 5.83 Assn. 9,25 9.71 21 7.40 .37 7.77 (PCO) 9.25 .45 6 7 Pine Ridge Inc. 6.48 .32 6.80 10 12 Beach, Inc. (PCO) 11 Fla. Boca Raton Housing 22 1 23 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 11.66 7 7 Pine Ridge Inc. 6.48 .32 6.80 Assn. 9.25 .46 Tropic Builders of Delray 7,40 .37 7.77 9.71 Beach, Inc. (PCO) (PCO) 11.10 .56 8 7 Pine Ridge Inc. 6.48 .32 6.80 11 11 Fla. BocaRaton Housing 12 9.71 9 7 Pine Ridge Inc. 6.48 .32 6.80 23 Tropic Builders of Delray .37 2 23 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. Assn. 9.25 .46 9.71 7.40 7.77 (PCO) 9-25 .46 10 7 Pine Ridge Inc. 6.48 .32 6.80 11 Beach, Inc. (PCO) 12 Fla, Boca Raton Housing 24 12 3 23 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 8.75 II 7 Pine Ridge Inc. 6.48 .32 6.80 Assn. 9.25 .46 9.71 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 7.40 .37 7.77 (PCO) (PCO) 8.33 .42 12 7 Pine Ridge Inc. 6.48 .32 6.80 13 11 Fia. Boca Raton Housing 12 8.75 13 less 121/ * W 7 Pine Ridge Inc. 2.78 .14 2.92 25 Hidden Volley Const. Corp. .37 4 23 Hidden Valley Gonst. Corp. 2 Assn. 9.25 .46 9.71 7.4G 7.77 (PCO) 8.33 .42 11 fOCA VILLAS ^ 14 Fla. Boca Raton Housing 26 12 (PCO) 5 23 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 8.75 ana Assn. 9.25 .46 9.71 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 7.40 .37 7.77 (PCO) 8.33 .42 6 14 Grumbar & Bower Assoc. Inc. 36.03 1.80 37.88 1 12 Flo. Boca Raton Housing 12 (PCO) 6 23 Hidden Valley Const, Corp. 8.75 .46 27 .69 10 21 Peter & Jean Dicecco 50.88 2.54 53,4.* Assn. 9.25 9,71 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 13.88 14.57 (PCO) .8.33 •«* (PCO) Hidden Valley Const. Corp. (PCO) 1964 5% 1964 5% Delin. Delin. 1964 5% Delin. BOCA RATON NEWS May 13, 1965 9B L_ot__BJoc|{.__Owne£ Lot Block Owner — _ Tax Penalty Tax_To PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING BifiSEJi VALLEY JCONT^DJ City of Boca Raton ON A PROPOSED AMEND- 9 7 Swag Inc. 9.25 .46 9.71 15 15 Loulie Richardson, Estate 3.70 .19 3.89 Palm Beach County 9.25 .46 9.71 16-13 15 Max Fink PCO 12.03 .60 1 2.63 MENT IN THE CODE OF OR- 23 Hidden Valley Const. Corp, 10 7 Swag Inc, Boca Raton, Florida DINANCES, CITY OF BOCA .42 8.75 11 7 Swag Inc. 9.25 .46 9,71 19 15 Max Fink PCO 9.25 .46 9,71 (PCO). Hubshman 8.33 23 15 RATON, FLORIDA, BY REVIS- 8 23 Hidden Valley Canst. Corp. 12 7 Swag Inc. 10.18 .51 10.69 Max Fink PCO 2.78 ,u 2.92 ,42 8,75 10.18 .51 10,69 27.29 15 Max Fink (PCO 9.25 .46 9.71 NOTICE OF TAX SALE ING SECTION 25-3, DEFINI- (PCO) - Hubshman 8.33 6 8 P6 & Bertha Burns 30-32 15 9 23 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. Max Fink (PC)) 9.25 .46 9.71 TIONS, BY AMENDING SUB- .42 8.75 £ALMETTg_P_AR_K.IJRRACE 4 16 C Jordan Thom 4.63 ,23 4,86 Notice is herby given that I, SECTIONS <52), (53), <54) AND • Hjbsh man (PCO) 8.33 5 10 23 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. • 5 5 C Robert & Barbara R 16 C Jordan Thorn 4.63 .23 4,86 0. D. Bennion, Tax Collector (55) THEREOF. Hubshman (PCO) 8.33 .42 8.75 Critchfield 208,13 10.41 218.54 8-11 18 Max Fink (PCO) 16.65 .83 17,48 of the City of Boca Raton, Palm 11 23 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. • 21 18 Max Fink (PCO) 5.55 ,28 5,83 Beach County, Florida, will on TO ALL PARTIES IN INTER- Hubshman (PCO) 8.33 .42 8,75 PEARL CITY 22 18 Max Fink (PCO) 3.70 .19 3.89 the 8th day of June, AX>. 1965, EST, PROPERTY OWNERS 12 23 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. _ _ _ Este|[e ^]mof 2] j 1,06 22.34 23-26 18 Max Fink (PCO) 16.65 ,83 17.48 beginning at ten o'clock A.M. AND CITIZENS: - Hubshman (PCO) 8.33 ,42 8,75 10 1 Irene Miller 6.48 .32 6.80 20-23 20 Max Fink 36.08 1.80 37.88 35.36 20 at the north door of the City 13 23 Hidden Valley Const. Corp, * 19 1 Edith Willis etal & Annie Fla. Botca Raton Housing Hall of said City, sell at public NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Hubshman (PCO) 8.33 .42 8.75 Willis etal (PCO) 3.70 .19 3.89 Assn. (PCO) 12.95 .65 13,60 that the City Commission of 35.36 22 26.83 1,34 28.17 outcry the lands described 14 23 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 21.22 2 WalterS Dolphus 104,53 5,23 109.76 Max Fink (PCO) hereinafter for the taxes due the City of Boca Raton, Flo- - Hubshman (PCO) 8.33 .42 8.75 39 22 Harry W Young (PCO) 6.48 ,32 6.80 POR_LA_MAR the City of Boca Raton, as rida, will hold a public hear- 23 Hidden Valley Const. Corp, 40 22 Harry W Young (PCO) 6,48 .32 6.80 .42 8.75 555.56 8-11 23 set forth opposite the descrip- ing at 7:30 P.M. in the City . Hubshman (PCO) 8.33 Lot 16 less N 100' Fleming Land Co, 529,10 26.46 Max Fink (PCO) 26.83 1,34 28.17 Hall at Boca Raton, on the 18th *;: 23 Hidden Valley Const, Corp. 118 Less N 2' Boca Raton Construe. 16.17 23 Max Fink PCO) 12,95 .65 13.60 tion of such lands, and all .42 8.75 tion Co, 91.58 4.58 96,16 3.4 28 6.48 ,32 6.80 persons, firms and corpora- day of May, 1965, to consider (PCO) 8,33 Max Fink PCO) and take action on the pro- 17 23 Hidden Valley Const. Corp, 119 & 120 each less N 2'; 121 less E 40' 7 28 Max Fink PCO) 3.70 .19 3,89 tions are hereby given notice .51 10,69 8-19 28 39.78 1,99 41,77 posed amendment and change (PCO) 10.18 r/wblvd & Less N 2' Max Fink (PCO) that the said lands will be sold 14.11 296.24 20 28 6.48 ,32 6,80 in the zoning ordinance of Boca 22 23 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. .32 6,80 Boca Raton Construction Co.282.1 3 Max Fink (PCO) on the date aforesaid. - Hubshman (PGO) 6.48 122 Cape Florida Lands, Inc. 35.15 1,76 36,91 1 30 Max Fink (PCO) 7.40 .37 7.77 Raton, Florida, in the following 4.02 WITNESS my hand and offi- 23 23 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 6,80 123 less E 40* Cape Florida Lands, Inc. 80,48 84,50 2 30 Max Fink (PCO) 3.70 .19 3.89 respect: .32 13,88 14,57 30 cial seal, this the 6th day of . Hubshman (PCO) 6,48 124 N 20' of Cape Florida Lands, Inc. .69 3.7 Max Fink (PCO) 20,35 1.02 21.37 May A.D. 1965. The Code of Ordinances of 124 S 40'of Cone Land Co. 27.75 1,39 29,14 10-11 30 Max Fink (PCO) 8.33 .42 8.75 24 23 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 30 S/ O. D. Bennion the City of Boca Raton, Flo- - Hubshman (PCO) M8 .32 6.80 125 N 20"of less E 40° 14.16 Max Fink (PCO) 12.03 .60 12.63 rida, be amended by revising r/w Blvd Cape Florida Lands, Inc. 30,53 1.53 32,06 20 30 Max Fink (PCO) 7.40 .37 7,77 O. D. Bennion, Tax Collector 25 23 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. City of Boca Raton, Florida Section 25-3, Definitions, by • Hubshman (PCO) 6,48 ,32 6,80 125 less E 30" of S 40'& less 21-24 30 Max Fink (PCO) 12,03 .60 12,63 N 20' Cone Land Co. 64.75 3.24 67,99 26.32 3300 Max Fink (PCO) 22,20 1.11 23,31 amending subsections (52), (53), 26 23 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. The lands which will be sold (54), and (55) thereof, and said • Hubshman (PCO) 6.48 .32 6.80 126,128,130 Cone Land Co. 281,20 14.06 295,26 1 333 Max Fink (PCO) 10,18 ,51 10,69 127 less E 30' Cone Land Co. 94.35 4.72 99.07 2,33 3333 Max Fink (PCO) 8.33 ,42 8,73 in accordance with the above subsections shall read as fol- 27 23 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. notice are situated in the said . Hubshman (PCO) 6.48 .32 6,80 129 less E 30' Cone Land Co. 92,50 4,63 97.13 4,4.55 3333 Max Fink (PCO) 9,25 ,46 9,71 lows; s 91.58 4,58 City of Boca Raton, Florida, ?28 23 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 1 31 less. E 30 Cone Land Co. 96,161 6,77 3333 Max Fink (PCO) 14.80 ,74 15,54 "(52) Yard, minimum. Required .32 6.80 1 32 Cone Land Co. 40,70 2,04 42,74'8-18-16 3333 Max Fink (PCO) 37,93 1,90 39,83 and the description thereof, to- yard, including special (PCO) 6.48 4,30 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 133 less E 40' Cone Land Co. 86.03 90=33 26-27 3333 Max Fink (PCO) 8,33 .42 8,75 gether with the amount of tax- setback areas, less the 29 23 48,10 2.41 (PCO) 6.48 .32 6,80 1 34 Cone Land Co. 50,51 9 less W4', 10.11, es for which each parcel will additional setback re- 98.05 4,90 102,95 Wl 3'12 Bfk 37 Max Fink (PCO) 22,20 1,11 23.3 30 23 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 135 less hwy Cone Land Co. be sold are filed and may be quired for additional .32 6,80 140 less hwy Lillian Cantor & I E Miller 15 El 2', 16.17.W13' (PCO) 6,48 1 examined in the Tax Collector's height of building. 31 23 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. et al Tr. 436,60 21.83 458.43 18 Blk 37 Max Fink (PCO) 20,35 1.02 21.37 Office. ,32 6.80 18 E12',19,23 N 35' each, N20' 26,27,28 (53) Yard, rear. A yard ex- (PCO) 6.48 R ED LH AMMEJRJJJBDJVIilfiN. tending across the full 32 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. __„„______- - -- 5 , g^ji W63' each & S35' 31-36 less W13' 23 .32 6,80 f 4 4J 9 of N Publish: May 6th and 13th, 1965 width of the plot between (PCO) 6.48 36, blk 37 Max Fink (PCO) 33.30 1.67 34,97 Furnish Proof of Publication Hidden Valley Const. Corp. of S 75' of 24 & N 75' of 25 as in CR 3/28/60 E12' 18, 19-23 S75' each & W63'-24.25 & the rear plot line and 33 23 ,32 6.80 D (PCO) 6,48 No. 4750 L. T & Jane Moreland 77,70 3.89 81.59 S5 26 Blk 37 Fla. Boca Raton Housing nearest line of the main Assn."' Inc. (PCO) 40,70 2,04 42,7; building, . 34 23 Hidden Valley Const. Corp, .56 11,66 RjVJERA IN THE COURT OF THE COUN- (PCO) 11,10 1 41 Fla, Boca Raton Housing TY JUDGE IN AND FOR PALM Boca Raton Construction Co. 146,15 7,31 153,46 Assn. (PCO) 5,55 ,28 5,83 (54) Yard, required. Yard 1 24A Hidden V alley Canst. Corp. .37 7,77 BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA, (PCO) 7.40 2 Boca Raton ConstructionCa. 127,65 6,38 1 34,03 2-19 41 Fla. Boca Raton Housing needed for setbacks of 2 Boca Raton Construction Co. 127,65 6,38 1 34,03 Assn. (PCO) 60,13 3,01 63.1 IN PROBATE No. 22563 24 A Hidden Valley Const, Corp. =32 6,80 building being construc- 4 (PCO) 6.48 4 Boca Raton Construction Co. 144,30 7,22 151,52 20 41 Fla. Boca Raton Housing ted or use located there- 5 Boca Raton Construction Co. 76,78 3.84 80,62 Assn. (PCO) 5.55 ,28 5.8 IN RE: ESTATE OF 3 24 A Hidden Valley Const. Corp. .32 6,80 LAWRENCE B. KINPORTS on. (PCO) 6,48 6 Boca Raton Construction Co. 76,78 3.84 80,62 1 43 Fla, Boca Raton Housing 4 13 Boca Raton Construction Co. 72,15 3,61 75.76 Assn. (PCO) 7,40 ,37 7.77 DECEASED (55) Yard, side. A yard ex- 24 A Hidden Valley Const. Corp. .32 6.80 3,61 (PCO) 6,48 14 Boca Raton Construction Co. 72.15 75,76 2-18 43 Fla. Boca Raton Housing tending from the front 5 Caldwell Land Co. ' 79,55 3,98 83,53 Assn. (PCO) 68,45 3.42 71,87 NOTICE TO CREDITORS yard to the rear yard, .24 A Hidden Valley Const. Corp. .32 6,80 15 4,07 (PCO) 6,48 16 Caldwejl Land Co. 81.40 85.47 19 43 Fla. Boca Raton Housing between the side plot line 1.99 41,77 6 24A Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 47 Boca Raton Cons truction Co, 39,78 Assn. (PCO) 9,25 ,46 9,7 All creditors of the estate of and the nearest line of .32 6.80 1,99 41.77 (PCO) 6,48 48 Boca Raton Construction Co. 39,78 18»20 47 AJvin & Donalda Bossenberry LAWRENCE B. KINPORTS,de- of any building on the 2,54 53,42 7 24A Hidden Valley Const. Corp, .32 6.80 56 Boca Raton ConstructionCo. 50.88 (PCO) 59,20 2,96 62.16 ceased, are hereby notified and plot." 9 Harold J Poole 200,73 10,04 210,77 El 2' 42 50 Investment Property Builders (PCO) 6.48 2,50 required to file any claims or For public examination, a copy 8 24A .32 6.80 1 Boca Raton Construction Co, 49,95 52.45 Inc. " .93 .05 .98 demands which they may have of the proposed ordinance to Hidden Valley Const, Corp. 1 Boca Raton Construction Co, 49,95 2,50 El 2' 42 50 Investment Property Bui Iders (PCO) 6.48 52,45 against said estate in the office effect such change is on file 9 24A .32 6,80 21 Boca Raton Development Inc. ,93 .05 .98 of the County Judge of Palm Hidden Valley Const. Corp. Corp. 26,83 1.34 1A 52 Fla. Boca Raton Housing in the office of the City Clerk. (PCO) 6.48 22 Boca Raton Development 28,17 Beach County, Florida, in the CITY "OF BOCA RATON, 10 24A Hidden Valley Const, Corp, .32 6,80 Assn. (PCO) 36,08 1,80 37,88 courthouse in West Palm Beach, Corp. 24,05 1,20 1 52 Fla, Boca Raton Housing FLORIDA (PCO) 6.48 23 25,25 Florida, within six calendar #11 24A Hidden Valley Const. Corp. .32 6,80 Boca Raton Development Assn. (PCO) 5.55 .28 5,83 S/By: Jacob Heidt Corp. 16.65 .83 2-31 52 Fla. Boca Raton Housing months from the date of the first (PCO) 6.49 17.48 publication of this notice. Each Jacob Heidt, City Clerk 12 24A Hidden Valley Const. Corp. .32 6,80 24 9 Boca Raton Development Assn. (PCO) 109,15 5.46 114,61 (PCO) 6,48 Corp. 24.05 1,20 32 52 Fla. Boca Raton Housing claim or demand must be in 1 14 Boca Raton Development 25,25 Assn. (PCO) 7.40 .37 7.77 writing and must state the place I Publish: May 6 and 13, 1965 13 24A Hidden Valley Const. Corp. .32 6,80 1.85 Furnish Proof of Publication (PCO) 6,48 Corp. 37,00 38,85 1 53 Fla. Boca Raton Housing or residence and postoffice ad- 2 less W 57,5' 14 Holland Land Co. 7,40 .37 7.77 14 24A Hidden Valley Const, Corp. ,32 6.80 S Assn. (PCO) 7.40 .37 7,77 dress of the claimant and must (PCO) 6.48 3 W52,5 & 4 2-4 53 Fla. Boca Raton Housing be sworn to by the claimant, his E 22,5' 14 Boca Raton Development Assn. (PCO) 12.03 .60 12,63 agent, or his attorney, or it will NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINC 15 24A Hidden Valley Const, Corp, .32 6,80 1,62 (PCO) 6,48 Corp, 32,38 34.00 15*19 53 Fla. Boca Raton Housing become void according to law. ON A PROPOSED AMEND- 15 Catts Land Co. • 52,73 2,64 55,37 Assn. (PCO) 20.35 1.02 21.37 16 24A Hidden Vailey Const. Corp. .32 6.80 2,31 48,56 April 7, 1965. MENT IN THE CODE OF OR- (PCO) 6,48 15 Catts Land Co. 46,25 20 53 Fla. Boca Raton Housing DINANCES, CITY OF BOCA 15 Catts Land Co. 52,73 2,64 55,37 FIRST BANK AND TRUST 17 24A Hidden Valley Const. Corp, .32 6.80 Assn. (PCO) ' 3,70 .19 3,89 RATON, FLORIDA, BY REVIS- (PCO) 6.48 21 53 Fla, Boca Raton Housing COMPANY OF BOCA RA- ING SECTION 25-15, YARD EN- Assn. (PCO) 3,70 ,19 3,89 TON, NATIONAL ASSO- 18 24A Hidden Valley Const. Corp. .32 6,80 8,74 183.57 CROACHMENTS, BY AMEND- (PCO) 6.48 8 George H & Catherine S Kingl74,83 22 53 Fla. Boca Raton Housing CIATION 11 Archibald & Bessie R ING SUBSECTION (3) THERE- $19 24A Hidden Valley Const. Corp. .32 6.80 Assn. (PCO) 3,70 ,J9 3,89 By J. Theodore Johnson OF, AND BY DELETING SUB- Leadbetter 265,48 13,27 278,75 23.30 53 Fla. Boca Raton Housing Vice President and Trust (PCO) 6,48 3,65 76.73 SECTION (9) THEREOF. 1 25 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. .46 9.71 15 Donald L & Mary E Smith 73,08 Assn. (PCO) 32,38 1.62 34,00 Officer (PCO) 9.25 25 Victor J & May Nicholl (PCO) 92.50 4,63 97,13 33*37 53 Fla. Boca Raton Housing Executor of the Estate of TO ALL PARTIES IN INTER- 19 25 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. .42 •8,75 Assn. (PCO) 20,35 1,02 21.3 Lawrence B. Kinports (PCO) 8.33 40*41 53 Fla. Boca Raton Housing EST, PROPERTY OWNERS N 135' less W 200' 20 25 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. .42 8,75 Assn. (PCO) 8,33- ,42 8,75 AND CITIZENS: 5 Fairway Palms Inc. 279.35 13.97 293,32 BAUGHER, TYLANDER and (PCO) 8.3.1 42 53 Fla. Boca Raton Housing METTLER 21 25 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. ,42 8.75 SJPAN1S H _RJ V E R_LAND_C QJJ % VJ_ L Assn. (PCO) 7,40 .37 7,7 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN (PCO) 8.33 S2.5* of N12.5' of 4 less E 37' By Rob't. D. Tylander that the City Commission of 22 25 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 10 5 Boca Raton Club, inc. 281,20 14.06 295.26 Blk 58 Moe H & Rae Starr .93 ,05 ,98 40 S.E. First Avenue the City of Boca Raton, Flo- (PCO) 8.33 .42 8.75 11 N 164.69' 5 Boco Raton Club, Inc. 231.25 11.56 242,81 El2° of 12 58 Investment Property Builders, Boca Raton, Florida rida, will hold a public hear- 23 25 B uena Vista Dev Corp (PCO) 12.95 .65 13.60 14 5 Boca Raton Club, Inc. 347.80 17,39 . 365 19 Inc. ,93 ,05 ,98 Attorneys for Executor ing at 7:30 P.M. in the City 25 25 Hidden Valley Const. Corp 15 5 Boca Raton Club, Inc. 653,98 32,70 686,68 El 2' of 42 58 Investment Property Builders, First Publication: April 22,1965 Hall at Boca Raton, on the (PCO) 8.33 ,42 8,75 10 less S 5O'.ll John T Elkins 307.10 15,3-5 322,46 Inc. .93 .05 ,98 Publish: April 22, 29, May 6 and 18th day of May, L965, to con- 26 25 Hidden Valley Const. Co. SPANISH _V]L LAG E 12 59 Investment Property Builders, 13, 1965. sider and take action on the (PCO) 8.33 .42 8.75 _____ Inc. 6,43 ,32 6,80 1.43 proposed amendment and 27 25 Hidden Valley Const. Co. Haven C & Janet Schrecengc st 28.68 30.11 E12°of 42 59 Investment Property Builders, change in the zoning ordinance (PCO) 8.33 ,42 8.75 13 Frances & Ruth E Lawson 20,35 1.02 21.37 Inc. 1.85 ,09 1,94 25 6 Ranger M Inc.-RO-A & F NOTICE TO CREDITORS of Boca Raton, Florida, in the '#8 Hidden Valley Const. Co, E12' of 12 60 Investment Property Builders, following respect: (PCO) 8.33 ,42 8.75 Poole AD 25.90 1.30 27.20 Inc. • ,93 .05 ,98 IN THE COURT OF THE COUN- 33 25 Hidden Valley Const. Co. 11 Qualtrol Corp. 12.95 .65 13,60 E12' of 42 60 Investment Property Builders, TY JUDGE IN AND FOR PALM The Code of Ordinances of (PCO) 8,33 ,42 8.75 Inc. .93 ,05 .98 BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA; the City of Boca Raton, Flo- 34 25 Hidden Valley Const. Co. El 2' of 1 2 61 Investment Property Builders, IN PROBATE, NO. 22541 rida, be amended by revising (PCO) 8.33 .42 8.75 Parcel B-l Beach Holding Co. 2459,58 122.98 2582,56 Inc. ,93 ,05 ,98 Parcel B-2 Beach Holding Co. 187,78 9,39 197.17 Section 25-15, Yard Encroach- 35 25 Hidden Valley Const. Co. E12'of42 61 Investment Property Builders, IN RE: ESTATE OF ments, by amending subsection (PCO) 9.25 .46 9.71 Parcel B-3 Beach Holding Co. 1359.75 67,9° 1427.74 Inc. ,93 .05 .98 9 26 ,32 6,80 6 Beach Holding Co. 164.65 8,23 172,88 DAVID W. THOMAS, (3) thereof, and by deleting Hidden Valley Const. Co. 6,48 53,65 WINFI ELD PARK Deceased. subsection (9) thereof, and said 13 26 Hidden Valley Const. Corp. 6,48 ,32 6,80 13 Beach Holding Co. 2,68 56.33 19 26 14 Beach Holding Co. 56,43 2.82 59,25 Charles J & Emma Jane Section 25-15 (3) shall read as Hidden Val ley Const. Corp. 89,73 4.49 94,22 (PCOv .u), 6,48 .32 6.80 35 Beach Holding Co. Sfratman 56.43 2,82 59,25 To All Creditors, Legatees, follows: Tract IV less W 292.4* as in ORB 1019/501 13 2 W Carl & Elsie Mercer (PCO) 65.68 3.28 68.96 Distributees and Persons Hav- "(3) Unenclosed porches, ter- 4,30,64 Fla. Boca Raton Housing Assn. 11 9 Viola Getchell 61,05 3,05 64.10 ing Any Claims or Demands races, or pools, without Inc. 233.10 11.66 244.76 7 2 Wilfred A S, Adelaide E 5 10 Rebel Realty Corp.RO-W & M Against Said Estate: Quimet 86,03 4,30 90,33 roofs, no part of which .VTract P-4 less part desc in ORB 924/618 Cirillo-AD 80,48 4,02 84.50 You and each of you are here- except railings is above 4110.8.6'""" ~ 3 Tri-County Land Corp. ' .93 .05 ,98 7 10 Sue B Feairheller 111,93 5.60 117.53 by notified that you are required 1.94 TUNISON PALMS the first floor level, may 'TTract PS Buena Vista Dev. Corp.(PCO) 1.85 ,09 1 2 Demarco & Sons, Inc. 1 62.80 8.14 170,94 :o 19 Joel Newman Const. Co. 12,95 .65 13,60 by Law to present any claims Parcel X Tri-County Land Corp. (PCO) 4,63 .23 4.86 11 19 Joel Newman Const. Co. 15,73 ,79 16.52 extend not over four feet 3 2 Jack 5 & Florence K Butler 93,43 4,67 98,10 and demands which you, or eith- into a minimum front I 3 Richard C & Betty E Fish 62.90 3,15 66.05 er of you, may have against the yard, not over three feet II 3 Patio Homes Inc. 14,80 .74 15,54 13&14 Richard D & Patricia N estate of DAVID W. THOMAS, into a minimum side yard 13 3 Patio Homes Inc. 14,80 ,74 15,54 9 B Onne Leroy Heeren & Effie deceased, late of said County, 591.50 ,93 19.43 Lee Marcus 28.68 1,43 30.11 or into a rear yard, to Durkin 563,33 28.17 1 6 Homan Inc. 18.50 to the County Judge of Palm within ten feet of rear 6 6 Homan Inc. 14,80 .74 15,54 10 B Onne Leroy Heeren & Effie L A_KE_FLORESTA_ PARK_ ,74 15,54 Lee Marcus 8,33 .42 8,75 Beach County, Florida, at his lot line." .83 17.48 7 6 Homan, Inc. 14,80 office in the court house of said 13~ 7 Timothy F & Ellen M Regan 16.65 1 7 ' Homan, Inc. 16.65 .83 17.48 Witness my hand and official seal, this 6th day of May, A.D. 1965. For public examination, a copy 1,06 22.34 County at West Palm Beach, 2 7 Homan, Inc. 21.28 O.D, Bennion of the proposed ordinance to 3 7 Homan, Inc. 24,05 1.20 25,25 Florida, within six calendar effect such change is on file W228' Lot 120 Blk2, Unit 22 .97 20.40 O.D. Bennion, Tax Collector of the months from the time of the 92.50 4.63 97.13 1 8 Homan, Inc. 19,43 City of Boca Raton, Florida in the office of the City Clerk, Rogers House Gerald and Rose Marqusee 2 8 Homan, Inc. 16.65 ,83 17,48 first publication of this notice. A 3 8 Homan, Inc. 16,65 .83 17.48 Publish May 6, 13 and 20, 1965 Each claim or demand shall be CITY OF BOCA RATON, L ilf 4 8 Homan, Inc. 16.65 ,83 17.48 FURNISH PROOF OF PU BLICATION in writing in duplicate, and FLORIDA H H w & Anne M Grant (PCO) 87.88 4.39 92.27 5 8 Homan, Inc. 16,65 .83 17.48 shall state the place of resi- S/By: Jacob Heidt LIN roL vi COURT ADDITION 6 8 Homan, Inc. 16,65 ,83 17,48 dence and post office address of 7 8 Homan, Inc. 16.65 ,83 17,48 IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S NOTICE OF PROBATE the claimant;and shall be sworn Jacob Heidt, City Clerk 6 Ernest & Etoise Jenkins 47.18 2.36 49.54 .83 17.48 IN THE COURT OF THE COUN- .19 3.89 8 8 Homan, Inc. 16.65 COURT IN AND FOR PALM to by the claimant, his agent, 18 Ben & Genevia Lewis 3.70 17.58 .88 18.46 TY JUDGE IN AND FOR PALM Publish: May 6 and 13, 1965 Walter S Dolphus 87.88 4.39 92,27 9 8 Homan, Inc. BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA; or his attorney, and any such 35 10 8 Homan, Inc. 18.50 ,93 19.43 IN PROBATE NO. 22618 BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA IN Furnish Proof of Publication 36 Walter S Dolphus 46.25 2.31 48,56 1.43 claim or demand not so filled 12 8 Homan, Inc. 28,68 30,11 PROBATE NO. 22636. shall be void. AMENDED PLAT OF LONGS SUBDIVISIOI'4 13 8 Homan, Inc. ' 17.58 .86 18.46 IN RE: Estate of 16.65 ,83 17.48 FIRST BANK AND TRUST 9.07 190.37 14 8 Homan, Inc. CRISTINA P. HALL, IN RE: ESTATE OF NOTICE TO CREDITORS 4 less E 7' Blk A John & James Conn 181.30 15 8 Homan, Inc. 16.65 .83 17,48 COMPANY OF BOCA RA- .74 15,54 Deceased. MARY M. BARNES TON, NATIONAL ASSO- IN THE COURT OF THE COUN- MONTEZ GARDENS 4 9 Homan, Inc. 14,80 DECEASED 7 9 Homan, Inc. 14,80 .74 15.54 CIATION TY JUDGE IN AND FOR PALM 2 1 Hillard Homes, Inc. (PCO) 15.73 .79 16,52 ,74 15.54 NOTICE TO CREDITORS BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA IN 11 1 Anna Rizzo (PCO) 15,73 .79 16,52 9 9 Homan, Inc. 14,80 TO ALL PERSONS INTEREST- By: /s/ J. Theodore Johnson 10 9 Homan, Inc. 16,65 ,83 17,48 As executor of the Last PROBATE NO. 22636 12 1 Hillard Homes, Inc. (PCO) 15,73 ,79 16,52 ,83 17,48 TO ALL CREDITORS, LEGA- ED IN THE ESTATE OF SAID 1 15.73 .79 16.52 11 9 Homan, Inc. 16.65 Will and Testament of 13 Anna Rizzo (PCO) 14.80 .74 15,54 TEES, DISTRIBUTEES AND DECEDENT: IN RE:ESTATE OF 14 1 Hillard Homes, Inc. (PCO) 15.73 .79 16.52 12 9 Homan, Inc. DAVID W. THOMAS, de- 15 9 Homan, Inc. 14.80 .74 15.54 PERSONS HAVING ANY You are hereby notified that ceased. MARY M. BARNES 15 1 Anna Rizzo (PCO) 15.73 .79 T6,52 14.80 .74 15,54 a written instrument purport- Hillard Homes, Inc. (PCO) 19.43 .97 20,40 16 9 Homan, Inc. CLIAMS OR DEMANDS DESCHLER AND REED DECEASED 2 17 9 Homan, Inc. 14.80 .74 15.54 .79 16.52 AGAINST SAID ESTATE: ing to be the last will and test- 282 S.E. First Avenue All creditors of the estate 3 2 Hillard Homes, Inc. (PCO) 15,73 18 9 Homan, !nc, 17.58 .88 18,46 ament of said decedent has 4 2 Hillard Homes, Inc. (PCO) 15.73 .79 16,52 .74 15,54 You and each of you are hereby Boca Raton, Florida of MARY M. BARNES, deceas- 19 9 Homan , Inc. 14.80 notified that you are required been admitted to probate in 5 2 Hillard Homes, Inc. (PCO) 15,73 .79 16,52 20 9 Homan, Inc. 16,65 .83 17,48 Attorneys for Executor ed, are hereby notified and 8 2 Hillard Homes, Inc. PCO 20,35 1.02 21.37 by Law to present any claims this court. You are hereby required to file any claims or 2 10 Homan, Inc. 18,50 .93 19,43 commanded within six calen- 9 2 Hillard Homes, Inc. PCO 20.35 1.02 21,37 3 10 Homan, Inc. 15,73 ,79 16.52 and demands which you, or eith- First publication: April22,1965 demands which they may have 10 2 Hillard Homes, Inc. PCO 15.73 .79 16.52 7 10 Homan, Inc. 15,73 ,79 16,52 er of you, may have against the dar months from the date of April 22, 29, May 6, 13, 1965. against said estate in the of- 11 2 Hillard Homes, Inc. PCO) 15.73 .79 16,52 9 10 Homan, Inc. 18.50 .93 19.43 estate of CRISTINA P. HALL, the first publication of this no- fice c*- the county judge of 12 2 Hillard Homes, Inc, PCO) 15.73 .79 16,52 10 10 . Homan, inc. 15.73 .79 16,52 deceased, late of said County, tice to appear in this court Palm Beach County, Florida, 13 2 Hillard Homes, Inc. PCO) 15.73 ,79 16,52 11 10 Homan, Inc. 15.73 ,79 16.52 to the County Judge of Palm and show cause, if any you can, IN THE COURT OF THE COUN- in the courthouse in West Palm 14 2 Hillard Homes, Inc. (PCO) 15.73 ,79 16,52 13 10 Homan, Inc, 15.73 .79 16,52 Beach County, Florida, at his why the action of this court TY JUDGE IN AND FOR PALM 15 2 Hillard Homes, Inc. PCO) 15.73 .79 16,52 Beach, Florida, within six cal- 14 10 Homan, Inc. 15,73 .79 16.52 office in the court house of said in admitting said will to pro- BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA, endar months from the date of 16 2 Hillard Homes, Inc. PCO) 20.35 1.02 21.37 6 11 Homan, Inc. 14,80 .74 15.54 bate should not stand unre- Hillard Homes, Inc. .97 20.40 County at West Palm Beach, IN PROBATE No. 22563 the first publication of this 1 3 PCO) 19.43 7 11 Homan, Inc, 14,80 ,74 15,54 Florida, within six calendar voked. 2 3 Hillard Homes, Inc. PCO) 14,80 .74 15,54 10 11 Homan, Inc. 14,80 ,74 15.54 notice. Each claim or de- 3 3 Anna Rizzo (PCO) 14,80 .74 15,54 14,80 months from the time of the IN RE:ESTATE OF mand must be in writing and 11 11 Homan, Inc. ,74 15.54 first publication of this notice. PAUL T. DOUGLAS, LAWRENCE B. KINPORTS L 3 Hillard Homes, Inc. (PCO) 14.80 .74 1 5,54 12 11 Homan, Inc. 14.80 ,74 15,54 COUNTY JUDGE must state the place of resi- 3 Hillard Homes, Inc. (PCO) 14.80 .74 15,54 13 11 Homan, Inc. 14.80 .74 15.54 Each claim or demand shall be DECEASED dence and post office address 8f 3 Hillard Homes, Inc. (PCO) 16.65 .83 17.48 14 11 Homan, Inc, 14.80 ,74 15,54 in writing in duplicate, and shall By Gayler Jamerson of the claimant and must be 14.80 OCJANJHEJGHTS 15 11 Homan, Inc. ,74 15.54 state the place of residence and Clerk NOTICE OF PROBATE sworn to by the claimant, his 1 12 Homan, Inc. 17,58 .88 18,46 post office address of the clai- agent or his attorney, or it will 15 2 Alma Dudley 116.55 5.83 122.38 7 12 Homan, inc. 17.58 .88 18.46 mant, and shall be sworn to by BAUGHER, TYLANDER and TO ALL PERSONS INTEREST- 22,20 become void according to law. PAL M B 8 12 Homan, Inc. 1.11 23.31 the claimant, his agent, or his METTLER ED IN THE ESTATE OF SAID April 28, 1965, 3 13 William G & Barbara L attorney, and any such claim or By Rob't. D. Tylander DECEDENT: 30,31,32 17 Bruce R & Oris H Orton 26.83 1,34 28,17 Magnuson 1 09.15 5.46 114.61 demand not so filed shall be 40 S.E. First Avenue You are hereby notified that a Francis N. Barnes 16 39 Henry W Belcher, Est. 2.78 .14 2.92 14 15 F.W Inc. 114.70 5.74 1 20,44 void. written instrument purporting Francis N. Barnes-, Exe- 32,33,34 61 Loretta T Schleiff 8.33 .42 8.75 Boca Raton, Florida VILLA_R1CA_ Attorneys for Executor to be the last will and testament cutor of the Estate of FIRST BANK AND TRUST Mary M. Barnes, deceas- COMPANY OF BOCA RA- of said decedent has been ad- 1 3 Max Fink (PCO) 10. IB .51 10.69 First Publication: May 6, 1965 mitted to probate in this court. ed. 5 3 Swag Inc, 9.25 .46 9.71 2,3,4 3 Max Fink (PCO) 12.95 .65 13.60 TON, NATIONAL ASSO- 6 3 Swag Inc. 10.18 .51 10.69 Publish: May 6,13, 20, 27,1965 You are hereby commanded BAUGHER, TYLANDER and 5 3 Max Fink (PCO) 8,33 .42 8.76 CIATION' within six calendar months 7 3 Swag Inc. 10.18 .51 10.69 6 3 Max Fink (PCO) 11.10 ,56 11,66 By: J.T. Johnson METTLER 8 3 Swag Inc. 9,25 .46 9.71 7,8,9 3 Max Fink (PCO) 1 3.88 .69 14.57 from the date of the first publi- By Rob't. D. Tylander Jb 3 William C Cannel! (PCO) 9.25 ,46 9.71 J.T. Johnson cation of this notice to appear in 10 3 Max Fink (PCO) 11.10 .56 11.66 as Executor of the Last NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Rob't. D. Tylander flR 3 Swag Inc. 9.2." .46 9.71 1 4 Max Fink (PCO) 13.88 .69 14.57 NAME STATUTE this court and show cause, if any 40 S.E. First Avenue 12 3 Swag Inc. 10.18 .51 10.69 2,3,4 4 Max Fink (PCO) 12.95 .65 13.60 Will and Testament of you can, why the action of this Boca Raton, Florida 1 4 Swag Inc. 10.18 .51 10.69 4 Max Fink (PCO) 4.63 .23 4.86 Cristina P. Hall, deceased. court in admitting said will to Attorneys for Executor 2 4 Swag Inc. 9.25 .46 9,71 4 Max Fink (PCO) .51 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 6 10.18 10.69 the undersigned, desiring to en- probate should not stand un- 3 4 Swag Inc. 9.25 .46 9,71 1 5 Max Fink (PCO) 11.10 .56 11.66 W.H. Hallman revoked. First Publication: May 6. 1965 5 4 Swag Inc. 9.25 .46 9.71 2,3 5 Max Fink (PCO) 10.18 .51 10.69 W.H. Hallman gage in business under fictitious 6 4 Swag inc. 10,18 .51 10.69 4,5,6 5 Max Fink (PCO) 15.73 .79 16.52 131 Northeast First Avenue name of: PAUL T. DOUGLAS Publish: May 6,13, 20, 27,1965. 7 4 Swag Inc. 11.10 .56 11.66 5 Max Fink (PCO) 12.03 .60 12.63 Boca Raton, Florida FRAN'S CHICKEN HAVEN COUNTY JUDGE 8 4 Swag Inc. 9,25 .46 9.71 14-19 8 Max Fink (PCO) 40,70 2,04 42,74 Attorney for Executor intends to register the said By Gaylor Jamerson 9 4 Swag Inc. 9.25 .46 9.71 39 8 Max Fink (PCO) .32 name with the Clerk of the Cir- Clerk Max Fink (PCO) 6.48 .32 6.80 10 4 Swag Inc. 9.25 .46 9.71 40 8 6.48 6.80 Publish in Boca Raton News cuit Court of Palm Beach Coun- For Fast Results 11 4 Swag Inc. 9.25 ,46 9.71 41 8 Max Fink (PCO) .32 Max Fink (PCO) 6.48 ,65 6.80 once each week for four conse- ty, Florida. 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JOB May 13, 1965 BOCA RATON NEWS AREN'T YOU THt THRIFTY OMi SWIFT'S PREMIUM GRADE "A" QUICK FROZEN Things Happening All at Once ALWAYS OH THE LOOKOUT FOR VALUES! By Marilyn Munyer tive writing course Seacrest took part in Seahawks will take ov- ARENTV sounds particularly in- the program. They were er the stage of our au- Baking Hens So many things seem teresting for thos plan- Lisa Aksila of Finland; ditorium. You can nev- to be happening at once ning to go into journa- Vivian Wright of France er tell - maybe one of around Seacrest. But I lism or professional and Neigel Chalcraft of our talented 'Hawks will THRIFTY SHORE! 4 to 6 POUND must admit that this writing careers. There England. be "discovered" and perpetual action sure will be analytical, inter- sent to Hollywood to tra- AVERAGE SIZE LB. doesn't give us a chance pretive, practical, and Three other senior vel on a road of success, to be bored — creative writing; and the exchange students from stardom, and wealth. class will meet 90 days other schools came to Well, it was a thought'.. a year. our program, too. An- : SOUTHERN STAR BONELESS,SKINLESS KENTUCKY Seems funny, but the nelena "Nena" Hagbard Last Friday evening sophomore and junior Last Friday morning of Sweden from Pom- the County Fashion Show classes are planning we had a terrific assem- pano ' High, Jurgen took place at Conniston their schedules for next bly sponsored by the "Jay" Calle of Germany Junior High School. year's classes, and we American Field Ser- from Lake Worth High, Three of the four stu- and Arild Simensen of Canned Hams (seniors) aren't. Am I vice. During the pro- dents representing Sea- sad? - no, not really! gram several students Norway from North Mi- crest were Boca Raton Several new cours- from South America and ami High participated girls. They were Lisa in the entertainment. POUND e s wi11 be Europe spoke to us about Henry, Nancy Babb, Sal- offered at their countries. Next year's officers ly Weaver, and Betsy SAVING FOLKS MONEY CAM S e acrest Magdalena Lantos, were announced during Boyce (Delray Beach). next year. our exchange student At present, the second EVERY DAY! HELPING 5 the program by A F S Among them from Chile, did a vil- president, Betsy Rusch, year home-ec students FOLKS GET FREE GIFTS WITH TENDER, FLAVORFUL WESTERN CUBED will be a lage dance in her Chil- who also narrated the are working on house newly re- ean costume. Doug entire program. I plans and designs. The quired con- Traxler and Charlie thought the program was Home Economics I stu- temporary, Richardson provided us dents are making var- very well prepared and ious types of cookies. h i s t o r y{ with some more Span- the audience seemed to course and ish entertainment by really enjoy it. Mrs. Joannes, very a half cre- Marilyn singing a couple of es- frustrated, said "One PLAID Veal Steaks d i t course Another big program panol songs, including is planned for tomor- of the hardest things I OR "SUPER-RIGHT" (not required) in crea- "LaBamba". row - the Student Coun- find with baking cookies tive writing to be taught The French III and IV cil Talent Show. After is getting the girls to MINUTE CUBED STEAK by Miss Tuck, classes presented a play try-outs and hours of leave enough dough to STAMPS "L' Accident." Other make cookies. They Your Choice Li. practices and rehear- seem to enjoy eating I think that the crea- foreign students from sals, several telented 79 raw dough! "I hope that my mother reads SUPER-RIGHT EXTRA LEAN FRESHLY "SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY BEEF "5UPER-RIGHT"SHOULDER this - she seemes to GROUND BEEF 3 LBS. 1.19 CHUCK STEAK LB. 48C SWISS STEAKBONELESS LB.78C think that I'm the only Precautions Can Save Lives When person in the universe GRAIN FEDTENDER HEAVY CALVK^ who loves to eat raw Escaping from Smoke-Filled House dough. STEAK IRQAST ROUND lb. 88C SHOCK FULLCBf Ib. 48* By Sal Matteis course of action. Place is a phone in the room, The fifth annual Sen- e Assistant Fire Chief the palm of your hand call the fire department. ior Fiesta Day will take SIRLOIN Ib. 88 [email protected] BONE IN Ib. 68° against the door. If it If you decide to stay place a week from to- C is cold, open it slightly. in your room, shout fire morrow, on Friday, May T-BONE Ib. 98' SHOULDER BONELESS Ib. 78 Now that you know the c nature of smoke and how Hold your head away, from the window in the 21. SIRLOIN TIP STEAK lb. 98c STANDING RIB lb.78 it can affect you, you can brace the door with your hope of waking a neigh- Delicious barbecued see how easily you could foot and put your hand bor. You may want to chicken, baked beans, RIB STEAK Ib. 88° STEWS be overcome by smoke across the opening to install an outside alarm, potato salad, cokes, and C determine how hot and which will wake your a dessert will be on the H8NUTE mm STEAK lb. 99 BONELESS-DICED OR GROUND Ib. 69° and deadly gases. c Your course of action smoky the air is. neighbors. This is op- menu for all the hungry BONELESS RIB STEAK Ik. 98" PLATE LEAN MEATY lb.19 should be as follows: If the hall appears erated by pushing a but- seniors who'll be ex- Get into the habit of to be cool and there are ton in your bedroom. cused second hour. sleeping with the door no flames or smoke Stuff bedding around the There will be dancing in BITTY CROCKER WHITE, YILLOW OR DEVILS FOOD closed. If you should pouring up the stairs, door. Wet it if water the gym to a live band, have a fire, the closed gather the rest of the is handy. Stand by the the "Galaxies", until 00 door will hold back poi- family from their rooms window. about 11:30 which is sonous smoke and heat,. and use this regular If the room is getting when we'll be able to go giving you extra time to route of escape. Should smoky, stick your head eat the food. escape. The bedroom there be any doubt about out the window, inhale I sure hope y'all paid CAKE MIXES 3 i door (or any other door) safe passage down the twice as deeply and your class dues - if not, which feels hot or cold stairs, keep the family twice as fast as nor- please do so otherwise CHAMPION BRAND will determine your together, return to one - mally for one or two you'll be sent to the stu- room, and close the minutes. This will take dy hall while everyone door. away your-desire to else is having a BALL! 1 POUND BOX Manning Elected If the door feels hot, breathe for the same the hall is probably al- amount of time and en- Before I close, I'd like SALTINES 19* ready filled with smoke able you to hold your to say "thank you" to Post Commander and perhaps flames. Do breath an additional Kathee Avery for writ- SULTANA BRAND not open the door. Pound minute. ing my last article while Willis Manning has on the walls and call out Last but not least, I was ill all week. I been elected comman- to awaken people in ad- stay calm, help is on its thought it was VERY 3 Lb 4 oi. der of Boca Raton Am- joining rooms. If there way. good! CAN erican Legion Post 277 PORK&BEANS 29* for the coming year. Manning and the 50 EXTRA PLAID 25IXTRA iSfXTRA _ WITH THIS COUÔM ANO rtllCHASt OF j ^TAUP^t WITH THIS COUrON RAID w WITH THIS COUPON AMD PUllOIAiE OP J IPLAID post's other new offi- tCHASI cers will be installed i White Houselnstant Nonfat , . Ann Page STAMPS • Ann Page Damson JDRY MILK 20 QT. SIZE $1.35: ONION SALT 3-3/8 Oz. jPLUM PRESERVES t June 5. I BRN Bottle BRN J 2-Lb. JAR BRN •Coupon expires May 16 5-13-65 Also elected last week This family @ni©ys Coupon expires May !6 5«13.65 l?°1SS!l_^!-Pi?5? NfSL _l* 5.13.65 were: •• i •• a in it •• I SB 9 raiiiiuniiiin Mmmw*mMatmammwmm mxMWX13«65 »am»wmawmmmmmmmmmmt SB Berlin, chaplain; Robert reverse-cycle electric air-conditioning. JANE PARKER P. Baker, service offi- A&P Pure Concord 1-Pint Beechnut Strained „. cer; Raymond L, Perry, 1-Lb. 8 Oz. 8-Oz. BABY FOOD S 4-3/4 Oz. 89( EACH Bottle historian; Junior COOLS in summer... WARMS in winter. LEMON PIE 39* GRAPE JUICE Detergent 3 Lb. 6 Oz. . . James, finance officer; SILVER DUST, Gt. 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SWAN LIQUID 65( Fabric Softner, 1 Qt 3 Oz. FINAL TOUCH 85? Liquid Detergent IF SOMEOHf YOU KNOW . . . WISK, Qt. Can 75C is moving into a new community,, What about your family? White Deodorant, Reg. Bars let us know too. A friendly call by the Welcome Wagon Hostess with 2 - 87* DIAL SOAP, 2/31? her basket of sifts and helpful Why "simmer" in the summer (or shiver in the winter)? Prices of nameless Nabisco Choc, chip information, will make the new- SPANISH RED COOKIES, 14% OZ. 49C comer feel quickly at home. Join electric air-conditioning are 'way down. And reverse-cycle costs so little in carrying on our community's Sara Lee Frozen traditional spirit of hospitality, that the winter heating feature is practically a free bonus • Why not join COFFEE CAKE 73( just give their name and address to the hundreds of thousands of Floridians already enjoying cleaner, quieter, TENDER SWEET cello pkg. safer, happier homes where they can work, play, sleep better . . . feel * better, live better all year long! • Beat the heat this summer . . . see your Pineapples CARROTS 81 air-conditioning contractor or electric appliance dealer today. ,-^Savt Only Plaid'Stamps WaSMHE HBUCMIHB! OR Uu this coupon to M ut know » ues to be widespread, labor force wherever WSCS Plans Services will be held First St. ING PRAYER) FIRST PRESBYTERIAN at 8 and 10:30 a.m. with 8:00 a.m. HOLY EUCHA- with pressures in some their skills permit or to CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Services will be held 600 West Camino Real, Rev. Sunday school at 9:15in the Art Guild build- RIST industries to drive man- reapply their talents to First Church of Christ Scien- Albert G. Shiphorst, pastor. 9:00 a.m. PARISH EU- datory retirement ages new areas of employ- tist, Boca Raton Printing Co. Worship services 9:30 and. 11 General Meeting a.m. ing. building, 41 S.E. Fourth St., a.m. Church School, 9:30 a.m. Meetings for the week CHARIST and CHURCH below the customary 65 ment. west of Federal Highway. Sun- "When Christ Takes SCHOOL years. "We do not seek to re- days at 11 a.m., Wednesday at include children's choir West Germany, now 11:00 sum. HOLY EUCHA- UNITY CHURCH Possession" will be the 3:30 p.m., Bethel train- Smathers was the au- place young workers 8 p.m., Sunday School at 9:15 Unity Church, 55 S.W. i5 sermon topic of Rev. building its sixth nu- RIST and SERMON thor of a 1964 amend- with old ones," Sma - a,m. Reading room in Bocade St., Dr. Viola Zeliff, Rev. David ing 8 p.m. today; Luther clear power station, fol- (1st, 3rd, & 5th SUN- building. Palmetto Park Road. Zeliff, ministers; associate Dan M. Gill at the 11 League meeting, 7:30 DAYS) ment to the Civil Rights thers noted, "but hope All services will be held in minister, Louise Earle. Ser- a.m. service Sunday in lows the United States, printing company building. p.m., Friday; Boy Scout MORNING PRAYER Act which would have to find new job opportun- vices, 11 a.m. Sunday with Bib- First Methodist Church. Britain and France in & SERMON prohibited job discrim- ities for all age groups. le study at 8 p.m. Friday in Troop 307, 7 p.m., Sun- world ranking in nuclear the home of Mrs. Dove McKee. Church school will day school teachers, 8 (2nd and 4th SUNDAY) ^ ination because of age. "However, geriatric FIRST BAPTIST begin at 9:45 a.m. with plant construction. ® This year Smathers has 162 W. Palmetto Park Rd. p.m., Tuesday, Alter specialists have shown James Wilkes, pastor. Sunday classes for all ages. Guild, 1:30 p.m. and introduced two bills us that older citizens School 9:45 a.m. Morning wor- A Methodist Men aimed at stimulating ship 11 a.m. Training Union Church choir rehearsal, who are actively em- 6:30 p.m.; Evening worship, Rev. Eastman meeting will be held at 8 p.m. Wednesday. First Methodist Church employment opportuni- ployed are healthier, 7:30 p.m. Mid-week prayer ser- 6-30 p.m. Tuesday, May 625 N.Ei 2nd Ave. Pastor, Dan M. Gill ties for the elderly. better adjusted and vice, Wed. 7:30 p.m. The nur- 18. sery is open at all of these To Preach Sunday CHURCH SCHOOL MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE One would amend the therefore, less likely to services. A general meeting of Mrs. Merrill require medical ser- "Born to be Great" the Woman's Society of 9:45 A.M. 11:00 A.M. vices. EBBNEZER BAPTIST will be the sermon topic Christian Service will See this mail "The entire purpose Northeast 12th street. Rev. N.D. Elected President Sermon "When Christ Takes Possession" Bowers, pastor. Sunday School, of Rev. Albert L. East- be held at 8 p.m. Wed- when -you insure of anti - poverty pro- 9:30 a.m.; morning service, 11 man at the 11 a.m. ser- nesday, May 19. Mrs. W. Kingsland Church Nursery Air-Conditioned grams is to reduce pub- a.m.; BTU meeting, 5 p.m.; vice Sunday in Church Anyone interested in Merrill has been elected your car ©r home lice dependency and to evening services, 6 p.m.; kindergarten Monday through Fri- of the Open Door. donating blood to the president of the evening provide instead the tools day. "The Dangers of blood bank may do so chapter, Episcopal which can carve out a Tithing!" will be thebetween 1 and 6 p.m. Churchwomen of St. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH life of dignity and de- sermon topic at the 7:30 Thursday, May 20 at Gregory Church. 360 N.E. 25th Terrace, Boca Raton cency,' ' Special Music p.m. service. the church. Other officers are Bible School 9:45 a.m. Smathers supported A discussion group Mrs. Thomas Brum- Morning Service 10:45 a.m. the Economic Opportun- Youth Meeting 6:30 p.m. will meet at the church Classified Ad Service baugh, vice president Evening Service 7:30 p.m. ity Act of 1964 and com- To Be Presented at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. and Mrs. John Graham, Mid-week Wednesday Service 7:30 p.m. mended the establish- Phone 395-5121 seer etary-treasur er. ment within the Act of A musical vespers Come and Hear the Gospel Predched VISTA (Volunteers in program will be held fi.E. STINSON, Minister WH 1-8194 at 7:30 p.m. Sunday in St. Gregory's WESLEY STEDTEFELD, Assistant Minister Service to America), or Bibletown auditorium. BOCA RATON UNITARIAN-UNIVERSALIST the domestic Peace Guest artists will be Deerfield Beacli Chamber of Commerce Building Corps - a national ser- Hold Barbeque 1601 Hillsboro Boulevard, BOCA RATON HICK BISHOP vice organization open the Musical Morgans, to persons 18 and older Miami, including Ray A Chicken Barbeque, Services and Church School Sunday 10:30 a.m. f ^ He may save you Morgan and his wife, sponsored by Brother- who want to join the Linda. hood of St. Gregory's big money war on poverty. Also featured will be Episcopal Church, will But, Smathers noted, Corabel Morgan; Judith be held Sunday in the PGJVIPANO 501 N.E. 48fh ST. CHURCHES J.C. MITCHELL VISTA can only accom- Streeter and her saxa- parish hall. Sunday School 10:00 A.M. modate 5,000 volunteers BAPTIST Morr.mg Worship .11:00 A.M. phone, the Bibletown The dinner will begin Fellowship Classes 4:30 P.M. & SONS in fiscal 1966. Of these, TEJVIPLE Evening Worship . 7:30 P.M. ADVENT ST. PAUL trio and quartet as well at 12:15 p.m. and will Wednesday Worship 7:30 P.M. AMERICAN MISSOURI SYNOD approximately 25 per- * PoStOf • as Community Church be open to the public. N.E. 4th Ave. at 50th St. 701 W. Palmetto Pk. Rd. cent will be senior cit- Wm. H. Roberts Jr. 9 h itiiift!iii''tiiiil • M issif choir. Just off U.S. 1 22 S. Federal. . 395-4711 izens. 399-5747 • I'rr-Miltrninl • Inrlfp SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 Corabel Morgan stu- SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15 WORSHIP 8:30-11 died voice under Ma- Christian Science WORSHIP 8 and 10:30 (Pre-School Nursery COMPLETE dame Louise Homer, UNITED CHURCH W.M. DEUTSCHMANN ac 11) New York Metropolitan of Boca Raton Pastor E.O. KRUG, Pastor Opera Co. For the past Sets Sermon Topic Congregational Christian, Evangelical and Reformed Phones, 395-3632 Office 395-0433 l-STOP Temporary Location - 1 05 E. Boca Raton Rd. five years she has per- (One Block East of US 1 in Lee Higginson Bldg.) or 395-47'41 Parsonage 395-1939 K SHOPPING formed weekly on the Services for First Sunday Service 11:00 a.m. Church School 9:30 television program Church of Christ, Sci- Dr. Frederick Nelson, Minister "Harrisons of Faith." entist, will be held at AIR CONDITIONED NURSERY AVAILABLE She also teaches voice 11 a.m. Sunday in Bo- First Presbyterian Church 172 i. loca Raton Hoad 395-2442 at Miami Bible College ca Raton Printing Com- and Florida Bible Col- pany building. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (UMITED PRESB^TERiANy U.S.A.) "Mortals and Immor- PLASTIC SWIVEL NATIONALLY ADVERTISED lege. 162 W. Palmetto Park Road, Boca Raton, Florida 600 West Camino Real The program is open tals" will be the sermon James Wilkes, Pastor topic. CLOTHES L1BBEY to the public. SUNDAY SERVICES Use the Classified Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Training Union 6:30 P.M. HANGERS GLASS SETS Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Evening Worship 7:30 P.M. 9:30 A.M. and 11:00 A.M. Dr. Frederick Nelson Wednesday Evening Prayer Service 7:30 P.M. @f BY BOX ^^JCSERMON-'-. ^\:: •.- CHRISTIAN REFORMED "Bible Teaching and Bible Preaching" h OFF Sets Sermon Topic ''ON MAKING CHOICES" M LIST PRICE CHURCH "When Virture Be- Temporary Location — Ministers ! Rev; Albert G. Shiphorst comes a Vice" will be Art Guild Bldg. -The University Church- the sermon topic of Dr. 801 W, Palmetto Pk. Rd. Rev. David K. Allen Predicts Frederick Nelson at the CHURCH of The OPEN DOOR morning service Sunday Charch School 9:30 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL 35th Stat 3rd Ave.,N.W. for United Church. NurserV Available Turf Builder I SCUTL Services will be held 9:45 a.m. 11:00 a.m. "BORN TO BE GREAT!" PERFECT FERTILIZER I FUNGUS at 11 a.m, in the Lee 7:30 p.m. "THE DANGERS OF TITHING!" Heated and Air Conditioned Higginson building. BONUS 1 KWIT A Christian education SERVICES Mid-Week Bible Study Hour, Wednesdays, 7:30 p.m. WEEDS and FEEDSI Chinch Bags committee related to a 11:00 a.m. REV. ALBERT EASTMAN, Pastor building program study SWIFTS 6-6-6 will meet -at 7:30 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Thursday in the home WEDNESDAY BOCA RATON MORAVIAN CHURCH of Robert Breitenstein, at 8 p.m. chairman. N.W 4tfrAyeâtNW- 6th StA- BOCA RATON •"•-. 395 2400 FERTILIZER Bible Study S 2 S.W. 12th Avenue Ample Parking : I so LB. Attend Church Sunday John Schuring, Pastor Rev. Christian D. Weber, Minister 30% ORGAMEC NITROGEN O FRIENDLY * EVANGELICAL Plus All Essential Secondary Minerals Mm Sunday School 9:45 a.m. HARDWARE - HQUSEWARES SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 A.M. Pianos WORSHIP SERVICE GOSPEL SERVICE LAWN and GARDEN SUPPLIES Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m. 11 A.M. 7:30 P.M. CHARCOAL GR9LLS and SUPPLIES Acr osonic MMjfm mJmW f» JS-l.ll Orga-sonic Wed. Praise and Prayer Service 7:30P.M. DRAPERY RODS and FIXTURES and other famous names in piaBes-eraans-playcrs Sermon "Godly Discontentment" 503 N.E. 20th St. — at Fedsrol Hwy. end N.E. 20th St. GOiVlMUNITY CHURCH WALLPAPER - PAINTS Boca Raton Fhona 395-4709 Glassware - Small Appliances Church Nursery Air Conditioned OF BOCA R7VTON LIGGETT HUSie 8ft. "A Protestant Denomination Since 1457" DR IRA LEE ESHLEMAN REUBEN L ANDERSON' OVER A QUARTER CENTURY OF SERVICE ' I ARTIST SUPPLIES^ Minister, Bible Cornmertaior ' , . • Pastor •••••••.' 12B May 13, 1965 BOCA RATON NEWS Oil Culturally Deprived Children FAU Offers Summer Institute A summer institute at learning all over the and administrators." school education of cul- Florida Atlantic Uni- country that are rush- Dr. William Fitzger- turally deprived child- versity, to serve as a ing to meet what edu- ald, associate professor ren, Dr. Dorothy Laird;: training ground for 14 cators term "one of the of mathematics educa- education of culturally south Florida counties, most pressing demands tion at FAU, said a re- deprived children, Dr. will prepare, profes- ever made upon the edu- quest has been submit- William Fitzgerald; and sionals and volunteers cational system," ac- ted to the Economic Op- a seminar in adminis- to work with culturally cording to Robert Prou- portunities Office in tration and supervision, deprived children. ty., assistant professor Washington for some of programs for cultur- Scheduled June 21 to a special education: support money to cover ally deprived children, July 30, the institute "preparation of the mil- secretarial service and Dr. Lawrence E. Smith. will offer courses tail- lions of children from staff travel. ored for both teachers severely deprived cul- Offerings and their Offices at FAU will be and non-teachers in an- tural backgrounds for teachers will be: psy- open for registration for ticipation of the numb- the responsibilities of cho-social factors of these courses Friday, ers of non-professional citizenship." cultural d e p r i vation, June 18, and the morning volunteers who will be "The magnitude of Robert Prouty; pre- of Saturday, June 19. attracted to the pro- this challenge," said gram. Prouty, "requires FAU will be among specialized preparation institutions of higher of thousands of teachers 25( CAR WASH CROSBY W. ALLEY Keep Your Car Clean and Salt Free •m. Life Insurance Only 25tf for 5 Minutes of Warm Water Health Insurance And Detergent in High Pressure Spray Group Insurance Do it the Easy Way St. Andrew's School Junior Senior Prom had all president, and his date Wendy Burr, daughter of Annuities the pomp and circumstance of the formal dance it St. Andrew's assistant headmaster, Fred Burr. EXECUTIVE BLDG. phone BOCA RAM-JET CAR WASH was including a receiving line. Among those in The prom was held last weekend in Boca Raton 21S.E. 3rd St. - N.W. 2nd Avenue ai 13th Si.- Boca Raton Boca Raton, Fla. JVJ-4404 the receiving line were (left) Headmaster and Hotel and Club Cabana Club. Mrs. Eugene Curtis, David Iglehart, senior class Dors! Wins Top State Art. Prize pcogrbuo for less! Second prize in a state-wide art contest has been taken by Claire Six convenient locations to serve you...from Miami to Deerfield Beach...*f V. Dorst, instructor in S1J0BS Pompano and Deerfield Stores OPEN SUNDAY 1 to 8 P.M. fine arts at Florida At- lantic University. "Autumnal," an ab- stract in oils, captured FULL QUART the second place award IMPERIAL FULL QUART OIJI in the Creative Arts and MARK IV AUTO AIR CONDITIONING Carrliigtoit Crafts Exhibition in Tit- CABJW CROW INSTALLS IN HOURS'. usville this week. Canadian 86 PRCpF SOUR MASH KENTUCKY BOURBON Awards in the contest ® OUTCOOLS "FACTORY AIR" ... COSTS LESS BOUBBOM carried cash prizes. • FITS ALMOST ANY CAR .. . GIVES BUILT-IN Fourth prize was tak- APPEARANCE PREFERRED SUPBEME en by Dorst's student, ® TRANSFERS WHEN YOU TRADE Mrs. Jebi Pyle, Boca • WARRANTY FOR 24 MONTHS OR 24,000 MILES Stzaigkt BautSon | OLD CROW Raton. "Florida Pow- ® NATIONWIDE SERVICE er and Light No. 2," © EASY* BUDGET TERMS also done in oils, is her second effort to depict GILBEY'S an electric plant. 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