More Pictures of President's Visit on Pages 8-9B in Today's News President Heads List Of Dedication Guests
A host of dignitaries, headed by President Lyn- don B. Johnson and tailed by Secret Service men, filled the platform Sunday for the dedication of Florida Atlantic University. Among the platform dignitaries in the front row visible in this photo during the president's speech are U.S. Repre- sentatives Claude Pepp6r, Dante Fascell, Paul ik Rogers, Senator George Smathers, FAU's Aca- demic Dean Palmer Pilcher, and Florida Secre- • 1 • * tary of State Tom Adams. Many others, of course, were there too ... FAU president Kenneth Wil- liams is immediately behind President Johnson in this picture. The program included brief talks by •. -"«y. Dr. Williams, Gov. Farris Bryant, and Baya M. Harrison Jr., chairman of the State Board of Con- trol. r^VLi>^::5
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Amendments, Youngster's View Johnson Pleads for Expanded Bond Issue How does a presidential visit look to a 12-year-old youngster? The Boca Raton News On Ballot asked its children's book reviewer, Florence Opportunities in Education Beth Snyder, to write her observations of Sun- A total of 7,510 vot- day's dedication at Florida Atlantic Univer- ers in Boca Raton are The schoolmaster the 36th president of responsibility of meet- "every American boy sity. These are some of her views of the from Texas came to ing the future on its own and girl has a right to all eligible to cast ballots event. the United States re- next Tuesday, according town Sunday to deliver ceived an honorary doc- terms . . . and ours." the education he or she — "The whole day was a whopping suc- a major speech on ed- "You reflect," he told can make good use of .. to the Palm Beach Coun- tor of humane letters ty Supervisor of Regis- cess, and it was really something to see. ucation and receive the degree at the FAU ded- the university faculty and a responsibility to — "You had to have a special badge. I first degree ever con- and some 15,000 per- get it," tration. ication ceremony. This is an almost un- had one, of course, but they neglected to tell ferred by Florida Atlan- In his speech, hailed sons who attended the "To deny education to me I'd need it so early. So ignorant of that tic University. ceremony, "what I see the children of poverty believable 30 per cent by the FAU faculty as G. Bartlett Brownell hike above the 5,882 fact, I went out and upon my return found I Lyndon Baines John- a major policy state- of the new future for not only denies the most couldn't get back. I felt like a P.W. After my son, San Marcos State education in America. elementary democratic registered in April of ment on education, the this year. friends got my badge, I pinned it on and po- Teachers College--1930, president dedicated the " There are three ele- equality, it also perpe- Brownell Gets litely explained that I was on their side and Florida Atlantic-1964, new university "to the ments in it: first it is a tuates poverty as a na- They'll get their mon- survived to finish my story. future of full equity in tional weakness." ey's worth, too. — "It was a receptive and orderly crowd educational opportunity Pointing to this coun- Chamber Post A ballot has 59 names, who treated Mr. Johnson as a U.S. president. for all Americans; sec- try's "proud history" in 13 state constitutional They left political prejudices at home. Next on University Calendar ond, it is a future of new education, the president G. Bartlett Brown- amendments; another — "The faculty marched in wearing smart learning to meet new (Continued on page 16A) ell; 1065 Coconut Road, has the "school bond is- looking caps and gowns. It was fun trying to demands; third, it is a was chosen at Friday's sue. imagine how they must have looked at their Installation of Dr. Williams future of new methods special meeting of the Republicans still lead own graduation. which are necessary to Sunday Was Ho board of directors to the city's registrants, — "A good education is important today Florida Atlantic Uni- recognized for his con- teach much more to serve as manager of the with a total of 3,804, but when countries have the power to'blow up versity has scheduled a tributions in the field of many more." Day to Carry Gun Greater Boca Raton the Democrats have the world. For you and I, the children grow- two-d ay o b s ervance theoretical mathemat- Florida Atlantic, with Chamber of Commerce, narrowed the margin ing up right now, will soon have to make de- Nov. 11 and 12 to mark ics, is serving as a its computer based li- Sunday, the day of Inc. slightly and have 3,387. cisions on the fate of the world. Do you think the inauguration of its visiting professor at brary, electronic learn- President Johnson's A resident of Boca There are 319 classi- we'll be qualified to hold the world in our first president, Dr. FAU during its initial ing resources, and con- visit, was no day to be Raton for five years fied as independents, or hands without a good education?" Kenneth R. Williams. trimester. centration on a two-year seen carrying a rifle in and a regular member no party affiliation. Highlight of the period Governor Bryant, upper division curricu- Boca Raton. of the chamber for the The Presidential will be an academic con- whose administration lum built on the state's John Davis Mull found past three years, race, due partly to vocation Thursday, Nov. has advocated and ob- junior college program, out the hard way. Brownell succeeds Ed- President Johnson's 12, at 10 a.m. for the tained major support for has already attracted Mull was headed for ward N. Melvin, who re- visit here Sunday, has investiture ceremony in higher education, will be worldwide attention for North Carolina. Just an signed as manager after captured most of the in- Commission to Act onBibletown Auditorium. awarded an honorary its "new methods." ordinary traveler taking six years with the terest of the city's vot- The State Board of degree of Doctor of Stressing the impor- his rifle along to do chamber. ers. Few candidates on Education, headed by Laws. tance of education, some hunting this fall. Brownell, 57, came the state and county lev- Governor Farris Bry- Florida's Council of Johnson said that "as But when he boarded the to Boca Raton from New el have managed to City Sign Ordinance ant, and the Board of 100 and the Association the son of a tenant farm- Greyhound bus in Boca Bedford, Mass., where create the interest they Control will participate. of Florida Junior Col- er, I almost did not get Raton calls went im- he was connected with would have been able to Boca Raton's contro- types of signs: swinging State legislators and lege Presidents will be otherwise. versial sign ordinance, projecting, sandwich or a college education. For mediately to the police the textile industry. He delegates from colleges meeting in Boca Raton me, it was the only valid station. attended schools in the discussed for almost a sidewalk, billboards, and universities and have included the decade, comes up for those that move, flash or passport out of pover- After a thorough Greater New Bedford throughout the country FAU affair on their ad- ty." checking, Mull was al- area and belonged to Three Precincts second and final read- rotate, those on build- are expected. vance program. ing Monday night. ings next to residential "I believe," he said, lowed to leave. many civic groups areas. Main speakers for the Boca Raton voters will It will probably please occasion will beDwayne still vote at only three nobody. Also prohibited are Orton, editor of Teens Set Record Straight precincts, and with the Mayor Harold Maull, circulars, throwaways "Think" magazine, and length of the ballots, ob- most outspoken critic and handbills. L.A. Pars, president of servers predict long wait- against signs, has Rigorously restrict- Jesus College, Cam- ing at some times of the striven mightily to be ed are roof signs, and bridge, England. day. more stringent than the street banners. present rules, while Orton, who also Precinct 200 votes at The ordinance also serves as director of Panel Stresses Parents' Role J.C, Mitchell School; others — both on the ticks off the exact uses commission and off — education for IBM, has Precinct 207 and 212 of other kinds of signs been a champion of in- By Sandy Wesley books? vealing comments about discussed by a panel of both vote at the Com- have urged more and in subdivisions, resi- novation in higher edu- No. It was a statement today's teens, their par- four teens including bigger signs. made by Pamela Mac- Pam, Ron Sanson, and munity Center. dential areas, shopping cation. FAU is imple- "Teens go more by ents, and their problems Polls open at 7 a.m. The ordinance itself centers and other busi- menting many of the new what they are taught at key, a teenage girl who at a recent meeting of Rusty Schoenthaler, St. is 21 pages long and attends Boca Raton High Andrew's School, and and close at 7 p.m. ness and commercial ideas he has supported. home than what they are the American Associa- To help you be better tries to spell out in de- areas. taught in school." School. tion of University Wom- Barbara Falardean, tail what a sign is, where Pars, internationally A statement from one The statement was en, Boca Raton branch. Seacrest High School. informed and to enable One of the most Moderator was Mrs. you to speed up your it can go, what it can do sharply argued points of the latest psychology only one of many re- The problems were — just about everything Thomas E. Harney, a time at the voting ma- has been the use of di- City Fountain is retired teacher. chine, the News has except what it can say.rectional signs. A prior The ordinance pro- printed a sample ballot agreement had churches Hoover Hemoria! Listed below are a on pages 8-9A. hibits t h c following restricted to two such few of the comments markers, but after an Boca Raton will soon made by these four teens m have fountains named in almost uprising of min- on subjects such as pa- The Week's Weather 1111111 isters, the commission honor of the 31st and rental discipline, in- ili lias agreed to a maxi- 35th presidents of the fluence of mass media Oct. 21-28, 1984 United States. mum of six signs for on teens today, and ju- Hi Lo Rain Churrh N«WH 15-1) churches and civic or- Formal action Tues- venile delinquency. Wed. Classified 11-15A day night by the City 79 55 0 ganizations. Recrea- Parental discipline: Thurs. 79 58 0 Deaths 2-A tional facilities also get Commission decreed Rusty.- "My parents Fri. Editorials color, body and drape to all * Sarna Bells * Brass Hooks fabrics. A magic ingredient has been introduced which YES « * » it is vital Giant Pig Banks * Antique Fall Jewelry renews the finish...producing * Musical Birthday Dolls bright, crisp, "new-looking" clothes. Your garments wilt TO YOU wb 20995 * 1965 Calendar Towels stay clean and wrinkle-free longer, too. Succeed Phil O'Connell WITH * Bobbin' Head Beatles TRADE THE CAPRI Phil O'Conncll h.is unqualifiedly endorsed m Model CC 210C-7 * Bobbin' Head 'Doxie' Quentin V. Long and in so doing said: "You Available only at have hern the outstanding Assistant State Highly fosliienabla Italian Provincial styling of genuine Cherry veneers and select hardwood solids. This beautiful * Margaret Smith Bags & Purses Attorney this utRcc has rccc hmf." consols foatures tho brilliant performance of the CM Super 17 chassis Mth 21,000 volts of picturp power ant) three- staae IF* Outstanding viewing and listening pleasure are * Hoodwink Ashtrays provided by the big 23" TV picture tube and Iwo front- Vote Quentin V. LONG Tuesday mounted 5" ovol hi-fi speakers, 35!i" wide, 16!'j" deep, 30!i" high. * 1965 Purse Calendars 50c |Lfl/, LAUNDRY MILL LIVER 6-A, PEMOG^5|| mna Ph. 395-0782 71 S. Federal Hwy. 395-2566 i v 13th JlDItlAl. CtRCllT SEKVING^ POCaKWl CLEANECLEANERRS PALM BK.UH AND BROWARD CO IN TIES 21 S.E. 7th St. Until Dec. 1 to complete your bonus cards CURTIS MATHES FACTORY DISTRIBUTOR 30 S.E. 1st Street Call 395-5200 , BOCA RATON NEWS Oct. 29, 1964 3A COMING DEC. 5 Teen Panel Hits Parents' Role COLLEGEJJOARD TESTS (Continued from page 1) To whom do teens go they are afraid of re- Prepare for them with for help? strictions." our trained staff along with what they Pam: "I don't go to Parents in general: WeVe want me to do anyway." my school friends. I Pam: "My mother 9-12 Sat. A.M., Ron: "Parents who think older people have once said, Being a par- Nov. 7 t'lrough 28 put limits on their kids more experience. I go ent is the most impor- usually are the ones who to my parents because tant vocation a person $30 have lots of trouble with I am closer to them and can have, and yet people go into it blinded with MARKER, MARKER them. they have done more for & ASSOCIATES The law and police- me." no experience. It's so 366 E, Palmetto Pk. Rd. men: Ron: "The whole hard to be a good par- 395-7159 Ron; "When a police- problem with teen-agers ent." sharpened man should be there, it's today is they don't-go to David M. Tiedt John T. Bell all right. But if a teen their parents. They feel is just seen in a sports the parents don't want Airline Tickets car he's usually stop- to have anything to do Tiadt limed to District J®h, ped." with them. Parents COMPLETE FOREIGN TRAVEL Barbara: "Sometimes should make kids feel our I think the police would they want to help them." and Cruise Service Bell Is Telco Manager Here rather pin things on a Rusty: "Teens won't kid than an adult. I think go to the parents for from the University of DUGAN TRAVEL Southern Bell Tele- police are good, but . .. help because they don't ESTABLISHED 1956 phone Company has an- Georgia where he re- Juvenile delinquents: think parents under- nounced the appointment ceived a bachelor's de- Pam: "Adults hear so stand their problems or 75 S. FEDERAL 395-2112 of John I. Bell as man- gree. While at Georgia much about bad teens ager of the Boca Raton he was on the football they tend to put a label penciL. office effective Nov. 2. and track teams and on all teens. I think a Bell succeeds David was a member of the Pi little more should be M. Tiedt, manager here Kappa Alpha fraternity. published about the good since November, 1962, His hobbies include golf, side, rather than the who has been appointed fishing and photography. bad." division commercial He is married to the for- Adult responsibility: supervisor with head- mer Marilyn Chambers Pam: "Some parents quarters in West Palm of Augusta, Ga. They don't pay enough atten- The Opening of a Beach, have three children, two tion to the kids or help Bell joined the Tele- sons and a daughter. them along. If they don t phone Company in 1957 set a standard, the teen in Jacksonville. He City Library to doesn't know where he gained early telephone is going. Teens do goby PAVING DIVISION experience in Daytona what they're taught at- Beach, Orlando and Mark Book Week home more than at school." West Palm Beach. For Boca Raton Library the past few years Bell will feature a display of XX XX X X X has been public rela- new books for children, TURNER tions manager in the special bookmarks and state headquarters off- posters in observance of ice in Jacksonville. National Children's NURSERY & The new Boca Raton Book Week, Nov. 1 L manager graduated through 7. "Reserves will be LANDSCAPE SURFBOARDS taken on the new books New for REUT all week and books will I Fashions be charged out from 10 Company a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 7," said Mrs. Ja- and 980 N. FEDERAL HIGHWAY X X X * X X net B. Murray, li- Prints BOCA RATON 395-3636 brarian. L Are WE FEEL FORTUNATE TO HAVE SECURED THE SERVICES OF Signs JACK E. CARVER Here AS MANAGER OF THIS NEW CUSTOMER SERVICE. HIS EXPERI- (Continued from page 1) L ENCE AND KNOWLEDGE WILL INSURE THE CONTINUANCE tion people on one side OF OUR HIGH STANDARDS OF QUALITY AND ETHICS - THE and merchandisers and FOUNDATION ON WHICH THIS COMPANY WAS BUILT - developers on the other Evenings Phone 276-5269 would be an obvious im- Y possibility. One group maintains PULITZER that Boca Raton must UNDER THE BANYAN TREE LANDSCAPE DESIGNING & CONTRACTING 9 NURSERYMEN ESTATE MAINTENANCE protect its reputation as 20 S. DIXIE, BOCA RATON one of the finest cities in ® PAVING CONTRACTORS Florida by restricting signs; the developers agree this is necessary, but point out that the growth of the city some- what depends on people finding out what makes Boca Raton so fine. And how, they ask, BOCA SURFBOARD can they find out with- SALES & RENTALS out signs?. 922 N. DIXIE Both sides agree on Rear (if pareview Marine one point — Monday Boca Raton night will be interesting. In a Republic there is no such thing as a non-wter. One ivho stays Fmri& Rrytiiil &[i«isim! L Hnhtirid Genrrjs A. Smoiheii Haydon Burns US Senator Gn/t'fnor Nnmii Slulacf fli'llilli away from the polls votes for what he would vote against if there. .... to give you the very best auto loan plan. If you've financed Svery somewhere else, chances are you're Florida Official paying too much to enjoy riding Supports MAKE in that new car. Low bank rates President and easy repayment terms jnake Jamns W. Kynos Lyndon B. Johnson At turner auto financing at our bank the Gonrral YOUR CHOICE best deal in town. KNOWN VOTE NOVEMBER 3 Roy t" Green J. Griwln Lanort Thomai D Bnilny Doylo Conner 5)LIII< Sin In SuiJtttmfi'mJnnt Comni %i ncr Comptroller Trruturrr of Public Inttruelton of Agriculture BOCA RATON Every Florid« official, vlecU-d statcwidn, urgns ir "GET OUT THE VOTE thi' rt'-oir-ctlon of l'n. .idtMit Johnson. NATIONAL r;fff.:crivt» t'oupeMUinn hofwcnn Srotu rind Ma- fioiuit offitiulr. miiucM in many wxpLmyricroj of tirnfmniicj and prorjrt1^. fnvctiobU: Ft;d»'ial de- rkinns Imw hct*>\ it'^pnicibli* for Florida's rtMen* Boca Raton Jaycees Iton of uui yintil military irKlallcirions, cantinuinrj BANK di'vciupnirnt uf spoct* prorjiahis, Infi^rslah* High- 1 m way 5( piutrcfinn nf rilrws and roHir* iniiustrfi? !, rlurititi ht'i*; hcncfilccf in construction programs for nrhonls, univtH-iilif?!., hospiluls and 'Mc.h oth«r Contributors to our project: vitul pirtji"i:ti» tt*, ih to become members of this post. f WHERE £••*;# THE Boms Membership now MEET THE onus... 330 - Goal 400 . ondei/etyom con SEE Registration of veterans solicited what they* gonna be at Boca Raton Legion Home up againstl We endorse SATURDAY NOV. 7 10a.m. to 6p.m. Robert W. Fulton call 395-9820 for further information IF THE GOBLINS DON'T GET YOU THE JEWEL THIEVES Weekday & Sunday at 2:30 Join REMEMBER VETERANS' DAY NOV. 11 5:00 us in 11 A.M. Cemetary Memorial Monument 7:30 Istanbul 9:45 -we'll ERT FULTON 3 P.M. Presentation & Flag Raising - FAU with William Holden Saturday cut 3:15 you in 7:30 P.M. Concert - Legion Home 5:20 on the by the Municipal Band 7:30 theft is fie best poliiisd candidate far 9:50 of the Nov. 3. We belief^ with deep 1:30 til 2 p.m. 941-5035 50? except Sat., Sun. that Mr. Fritoa's electioi and Holidays *BE THERE ON TIME- P0MPAN0 WE'O HATE TO START is for the best interests of mt WITHOUT YOU! school sfstem's future. TEENS, JOSEPH BATH I5 M ft* ••ree (MS.) JAUSITA OENSON 2 HITS EVERY SATURDAY 'SNOW WHITE and the 3 STOOGES" CHARLES GODWIN liTllHililiHlIil "SAMSON and the SLAVE QUEEN" PAUL MATW1Y Show Starts 11:30 Out at 2:50 ROBERT TRAFFORD ROCKING CHAIR SMOKING LOGE ACRES OF FREE PARKING (Pel.I'ol. Adv.) BOCA RATON NEWS Oct. 29, 1964 5A i «-\ ,-sp~i DON URNS VOTE FOR AN ALL - FLORIDA GOVERNOR £^^^^Cii^S; •'•. NDIDATE WITH DIGNITY, ERIENCE AND ACHIEVEMENT AT KNOWS THE PROBLEMS F THE POPULATED AREAS OF SOUTH FLORIDA Paid For By South Palm Beach County PULL LEVER 5A Committee To Elect Haydon Bums Governor Teen Talk Will Attend Fall OPERATED BY OWHERS ONLY . . . Eight Named Senl-Ftaalists Sales Conference Todd A. Schultz, Boca In Miss T@@n Town Cfistfss! Raton, district repre- 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE sentative for Lutheran By Kathi Whisman "The Trespassers" and Ray Stevens will be Brotherhood, will attend Tel. 395-3325 there as our guest of a fall sales conference Last Saturday night to be sponsored by the Medical Oxygen Available for Home Use was really a memorable honor. Doors open at 7:30 Minneapolis-based fra- one for eight very lucky ternal insurance socie- girls. p.m. Costumes are re- quired. ty Friday at Winter These are the eight Park. __ ' semi ~fi- nalists The new membership BOCA RATON NEWS who were cards are in so start re- newing your old ones. 6A Octo 29, 1964 BAD chosen Pick up an envelope and by the put your old card with a BAD OFFICIALS ARE m e rn- dollar in it and turn it bers of in. You will get your new ELECTED BY Teen card the following week. Town for GOOD CITIZENS the Also as a reminder, "Miss WHO DO T e e n- Kathi the Fall • Festival is T o w n" coming up and we will NOT contest. They are Diane need workers. If you Borchardt, Patsy Bos- are interested talk to VOTE senberry, Dyonnia and Anita Fitzgerald. AIRLINE Vyonnia Coleman, Anita The date for the Fes- Fitzgerald, Coleen Keit- tival has been set for STEAMSHIP zer, Linda Prowe, and Nov. 25-28 at the Uni- TOURS versity Bowl. Don't be Kathi Whisman. Reservations VOTE NOV. 3rd The next elimination left out and set those will be Nov. 21, and the days asidel Advance tic- Phone 395-1414 number will be broken ket sales will start this Boca Rafon Jaycees down to three finalists. Saturday night. There Boca Raton Travel The one chosen "Miss will be prizes for the top 700 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Teen-Town" will be sellers. Mrs. Sidell Tilghman, chairman of Fiesta de Boca Raton crowned at the semi- Boca Raton, and Mrs. F. Cutter (jobb, awards formal Christmas Phone 395-5121 for chairman, take a look at a 1965 automobile to Dance Dec. 21. Classified Ad Service be awarded at the Fiesta in February. This Friday night the ¥ Teen-age Center will sponsor a Halloween ¥ Party for the younger j There Is no suen thing as ¥ generation. All child- JOIN «.. MORTON GALLERY ren from the first to j ¥ sixth grade are welcome j ¥ and costumes are re- ¥ quired. members enjoy FREE It will last from 7:30 I • EXHIBITION. STATES RIGHTS... ¥ to 9 p.m. and there will PREVIEWS and ¥ be games for all! Some PARTIES of the contests will be a 3 CONCERTS ¥ pie-eating contest, the •BULLETIN 5 JAZZ concerts best 'costume, and who I subscription can carve the best jack- FILMS o-lantern. There will be I •LIBRARY refreshments f°rl t BALLET everyone and "Skipper] •ALL APRIL Chuck" will be there!!! LECTURES on FESTIVAL ¥ So let's see everyone] varied subjects EVENTS ¥ there Friday night. for application • SKETCH NIGHTS or information Saturday night will be I for artists the big Halloween Party CALL for the members of j Mrs. Hkkman, membership secretary Teen-Town and their TE 2-5194 guests. The bands will ¥ be "The Aerovons" and ¥ ¥ PLAY ANYWHERE ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ JOEL T. ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE for ¥ State Representative GROUP I| * ¥ ¥ ...there are only ¥ ¥ 'STATES RESPONSIBILITIES¥ JJoel T. Daves made this statement on January 28th, 1964 in announcing, after ¥ ^5*/2 years as Palm Beach County Solicitor, that he was a candidate for the Florida*^ ¥ jfc Legislature. He also said at that time: ¥ ¥ "[Florida's problems] have no simple or easy solution, but they should be faced New $E TV fees wywhere . . . boating, camping, picnicking or in your car. Plays on house current; 12 volt ¥ ear or hm$ efsefrieai system; or re-chargeable battery pack. j™ head-on, and they should be faced on the local and state level If we fail to ® Aii-cH ««, i Appointment or election of <•WHIWII.MII JUii,i,, i* Apportionment — Proposing i t. Terms of Offices created " i.,,, H School Bonds for Capital !••/____. Principal of State School County School Superintend- c.-.ti*^..""\m..jm.* t. Appointment or election of Artw« vti an amendment to Article by Legislature — Proposing in. s«.i.. ia. Outlay - Proposing an I. SiliU'i Fund to remain inviolate, enf jn certain counties — Article XII County School Superintend- n»« I AUittsr V" °' tne Pl°r'c'» Constitu- « *n amendment to Article i«»iai.rt 3 5 14 18 20 JIWICIM II 16 flNTATIVl 1TATI ITATK uonmivs roir HfCTOH HS« MlillHNf IN lOMiutH COUMTT lUTHINTSHDim COWTY CHKWIT COURT ATTOtWY HOIHI Of HHISIHUTIVH TAX rM IWMVIIOff Of •OAID Of HMK ran CAMMIMIOMft AM VKI-mflOtNT JUIMX TAX OV PUtLK COMMniiOfUR OfMI flfll II* J»4M,I O*n* COUfCfM srlnirf UflUTRATION mntucnoM COMMHIIOrJH UMinnict i AUISSOt tmnucnoH HUrhl 1 (Vow for Graunl Dfrfrkt 3 giH^ 7 . IVoli *o» Owl (Vol. for On.1 f (V«. (Vol. for a>*) fVot. for On.) fvsi. far Ore) (Vol. for Ort.) (Vol. itr 'Jrt.) I A 3A •I A 6A 9A 10A 12 A 13A MA 15 A 16A PARTY Lyndon B, Johnson >M MI1IWKI Spe&lard I. P«ul C. Jamei C. Haydon Qumlin V. Joel T. bnmelt 5. Jamas H. Robert f. Edgar W. Stetson O. Clinton E. (Red) Xobtrl W. Horau E, Bryan A. U«mon "Andy" Hubert H. Humphrey Holland Rogers Downey Burns Long Daves III Roberts ?« VlCI^UItDINT Maynor Day Maxwell Sproul Taylor Fulton Beasley Poslon Andrews I B 28 38 48 58 7B 8B ?B io a II S 12 B 138 14 B 17B PASTY Barry M. Goldw*t«r «Ofl MHHMHT Claude 8. John D Raymond J. Charles B. Marshall G. Donald A. Danlal Donald H, Louti A. W. Paul Charlns W. Marlin W. Lloyd F. louil Joseph E. f. Edward William R. William E. Millar Kirk, Jr. Stmla Moudry Holley Curran, Jr. Montgomery Gorham Re«d Jr. lOt VltlMUIOIKT Bafalis Bebout Jr. Brown Kellenbergei Early Morel! Van Kesiel Bjndlow Heidlman 1st. Move the Red Handle of the Curtain Lever to the right as far as it will go and leave it there. (This will close the curtain around you and unlock the machine for voting), 2nd. Turn down pointer over name of each candidate that you wish to vote, from this position "*BF*aa^^ to this position UL , AND LEAVE IT THERE. eiiiiiib».TE CAHIATE PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES McKenry Placed See South Florida's Finest NOTICE OF INTENTION TO NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE OF FILING ly opened and read aloud for the REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME ON A PROPOSED AMEND- ON A PROPOSED AMEND- OF APPLICATION WITH THE construction of GRAVITY SEW- MENT IN THE CODE OF ORDI- MENT IN THE CODE OF ORDI- FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS ER EXTENSION, N.E. 20th On Honor Roll Condominium Apartments Notice is hereby given of the NANCES, CITY OF BOCA RA- NANCES, CITY OF BOCA RA- COMMISSION STREET, BOCA RATON, FLO- intention of the undersigned to TON, FLORIDA, BY REVISING TON, FLORIDA, BY REPEAL- RIDA, consisting of the follow- register with the Clerk of the SECTION 25-62, WHICH IS THE ING SECTIONS 25-74 (A) (10) Pursuant to the provisions of ing work: Carl McKenry HI, DISTRICT ZONING MAP OF AND 25-76 (A) (15.1); AND BY Section 311(a) of the Communi- Circuit Court of Palm Beach SAID CODE, PROVIDING FOR Approximately 223 Un. ft. of sixth grade, was placed On A-l-A County, Florida, the fictitious REVISING SECTION 25-73 (A) cations Act of 1934, as amend- & V.C. Pipe; 105 Un. ft. of Boca Raton's name, to-wit: THE REZONING OF LOT 31, (8) TO INCLUDE COIN OPE- ed, and Paragraph 1.580 of the 10" V.C. Pipe; 1,130 Un. ft. on the honor roll at Bo- BLOCK 5, BOCA RATON RATED LAUNDRIES AND COIN Rules and Regulations of the ca Raton School for the Fineat KAY'S BEAUTY SALON HILLS, SEC. 1, PLAT BOOK 23, of 12" V.C. Pipe, together at the Ocean under which we desire to engage OPERATED DRY CLEANING Federal Communications Com- with manholes, house service PAGE 54, PALM BEACH OPERATIONS IN B-l DIS- mission, notice is hereby given first six week period. in business at 477 N.E. 20th COUNTY, FROM R2 to R3. connections, drop piping, sod, The honor roll list Location Street, Boca Raton, Florida. TRICTS. that on October 23, 1964, .there sidewalk and street replace- s/ Jack E. Hurd was filed with the Federal Com- ment and all other appurte- submitted last week by Jack E. Hurd TO ALL PARTIES IN INTE- TO ALL PARTIES IN INTE- munications Commission an nances necessary to com- the school was incor- Adjacent to Boca Ruton REST, PROPERTY OWNERS REST, PROPERTY OWNERS application for the Commis- plete an extension to the sew- Deluxe CUSTOM- 8/ Shirley A. Hurd AND CITIZENS: rect, Joseph Bath, prin- Inlet — Bonting iind fish- DESIGNED 2 and 3 Shirley A. Hurd AND CITIZENS: sion's consent to the assign- age collection system. ing only minutes away bedroom apartments with NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ment of construction permit for Any bids received after time cipal at the school said. ,that the City Commission of the that the City CommiB8ion|of|the FM Broadcast Station WWOG, and date specified will not be Ocean lieaeh l.fiOO to 2,600 sq. ft. of Publish: October 8, 15, 22, 29, ' City of Boca Raton, Florida, will Boca Raton, Florida, from Bi- 9-holo pilch und putt living area 1964. City of Boca Raton, Florida, considered. hold a public hearing at 7:30 will hold a public hearing at bletown U.S.A., Inc. to Homer Each bid must be accompan- golf course, bowling Central air conditioning P.M., in the City Hall at Boca Akers and Carole A. Akers. green, shuffleboaril 7:30 P.M., in the City Hall at ied by a certified check, cash- PUBLIC NOTICES and heat NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Raton, on the 10th day of Novem- Boca Raton, on the 10th day of Station WWOG has been granted ier's check, or bid bond in Large, heated pool Complete G.E. kitchens NAME STATUTE ber, 1964, to consider and take November, 1964, to consider a construction permit to ope- amount not less than five per October 27, 1964 Chili HOUM Priced from $39,750 action on the proposed amend- and take action on the propos- rate on the frequency of 99.9 cent (5%) of the base bid, as Beautiful formal gardens Excellent financing NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ment and change in the Zoning ed amendment and change in the megacycles (Channel No. 260). guarantee that the Bidder, if NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING the undersigned, desiring to en- Ordinance of Boca Raton, Flor- Zoning Ordinance of Boca Ra- Bibletown U.S.A., Inc. is a awarded the Contract, will with- ON PETITIONS FOR MODELS OPEN DAILY gage in business under fictitious ida, in the following respect: ton, Florida, in the following non-profit, non-stock, corpora- in ten (10) days after written ZONING VARIANCE name of: The zoning be changed from respect: tion, the officers and directors notice having been given of such THE CULVER HOUSE R-2 to R-3 on: The Code of Ordinances of the of which are: award, enter Into a written con- A PUBLIC HEARING will be intends to register the said "Lot 31, Block 5, Boca Ra- City be amended by repealing Ira L. Eshleman President tract with the City of Boca Ra- held in the City Hall by the name with the Clerk of the Cir- ton Hills, Section 1, Plat Sections 25-74 (A) (10) andKenneth Vander Schuur Vice- ton, Florida, In accordance with Board of Adjustment of ihe City XrOISTlERS cuit Court of Palm Beach Coun- Book 23, Page 54, Public 25-76 (A) (15.1); and by revising President the accepted Proposal. of Boca Raton, Florida, at 7:30 ty, Florida. Records, Palm Beach Coun- Section 25-73 (A) (8) to Include William Mitchell Secretary All work shall be done In P.M., on Monday, November 9, 1299 SOUTH OCEAN BLVD. — 395-0414 Gloria and George Culverhouse ty, Florida." coin operated laundries and coin John Ewing Treasurer accordance with the Specifica- 1964, to hear the petition of BOCA RATON, FLORIDA 491 W. Camino For public examination, a operated dry cleaning opera- Milton O. Hill Executive Vlce- tions, which may be examined Robert E. Roll, acting as agent Boca Raton, Florida copy of the proposed ordinance tions in B-l Districts, and said President at the office of the Engineer, for the Archer Investment Com- A Jules Frosell Development to effect such change, is on file Section 25-73 (A) (8) shall read Henry A. Warren Assistant Black, Crow and Eldsness, Inc., pany, Inc., In reference to a Dated; October 26, 1964 in the office of the City Clerk. as follows: Secretary 700 S.E. Third Street, Gaines- proposed 425 sq. ft, structure to CITY OF BOCA RATON, "Sec. 25-73 (A) (8) Laundry Anthony R. Lite ville, Florida, and 74 Orchid be located in: Publish: Oct. 29, Nov. 5, 12, FLORIDA and dry cleaning pickup sta- Paul Konnor Square, Boca Raton, Florida. A Royal Palm Civic and FOR HOME DELIVERY - PHONE 395-5121 19, 1964. By: Jacob Heidt tions, tailor and dressmak- William Patty set of such documents may be Shopping Center, Unit B, Jacob Heldt, City Clerk ing shops and coin operated Garnet G. Sparks obtained from the Engineer at and laundries and coin operated Joseph Jones the above addresses upon de- to hear the petition of Robert Publish: Oct. 29 and Nov. 5,1964 dry cleaning establishments Thomas Noller posit of FIFTEEN DOLLARS D. Tylander for Royal Palm Furnish Proof of Publication. In a fully enclosed build- Frank Farley ($15.00) for each set. This de- Yacht and Country Club, Inc., ing." Einar Anderson posit represents reproduction requesting a variance from City For public examination, a Vince Hogren cost and is nonrefundable. Zoning Ordinance Section 25-52 Subscribe to copy of the proposed ordinance Charles Foland No Bidder may withdraw his which requires every outdoor Boca Raton News to effect such change, is on file Henry Everse bid for a period of thirty (30) swimming pool in Rl orR2dis- in the office of the City Clerk. Ernest Matthias days after the date set for the tricts be surrounded by a fence CITY OF BOCA RATON, Lawrence Olson opening of bids. or wall not less than 4' in height. Going North for FLORIDA Proposal shall be submitted This request is for the swim- By: Jacob Heldt THE HOLIDAYS ? Publish Oct. 29, Nov. 5, 1964. in triplicate on the Proposal ming pool located in: PRE SEASON CLEARANCE Jacob Heldt, City Clerk form furnished as a part of Royal Palm Yacht and Country Make Reservations Now! these Specifications, extra cop- Club Subdivision, Tract A-4. Publish: Oct. 29 and Nov. 5,1964 A more detailed and true copy •4- BANNER TRAVEL ies of which are available at NOW Furnish Proof of Publication. PUBLIC NOTICE the office of the Engineer. of the petitions for variance are 00 Service Project No. 300-64-12 The City of Boca Raton, Flo- on file in the City Clerk's Office OVER 150 PANELS WORTH UP TO $20,00 EACH 135 E. Boca Raton Rd. rida, reserves the right to re- in the City Hall which may be Boca Raton 399-5722 VOTE TUESDAY SECTION A ject any and all bids, to waive examined by interested parties. —mm Never a service charge— informalities, and to re-adver- Jacob Heidt LIMITED NUMBER OF ROLLS OF BEAUTIFUL ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS tise. Jacob Heidt, City Clerk CITY OF BOCA RATON PATTERNS FOR ALL PURPOSES. SOME VINYL "fUROU40 . Sealed Proposals will be re- Boca Raton, Florida Publish: Oct. 29 and Nov. 5,1964 ceived by the City of Boca Ra- L.M. McConnell Furnish Proof of Publication. COATED. VALUES UP TO $3.00 PER SINGLE ROLL ton, Florida, up to 7:30 P.M., City Manager E.S.T., on NOVEMBER 10, 1964, at which time and place Publish- Oct. 29 and Nov. 5,1964 Phone 395-5121 for all bids received will be public- Furnish Proof of Publication. Classified Ad Service FROM OUR PRESTIGE STOCK- NOW$700 FAMOUS STOCKWELL HANDPRINT LINE IL. RO ROLl L VALUES FROM $9.00 TO $12.00 PER SINGLE ROLL NOW ... 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Consult Quality professional portraits cannot be rushed and because One Good Term us for life insurance and al! we wont to take the time and extra specla] care to satisfy you . . . w» suggest you moke your Christinas appointments Deserves Another other insurance needs . . . now. with the reliable "Ameri-" can" Companies we repre- No Matter How Walls Of Beauty sent. I he C_,oloriLj You're Registered THf UfcTIMIATe IN 2712 E. ATLANTIC BOULEVARD CONTACT JACK HAZARD of You Can Vote tons, floats, VINYLS, ©RASSCLOTH & MURALS Xj oca Republican 942-2930 POMPANO 942-1155 J.dMitchell&Sons 42 S. E. SECOND STREET Phonfe For VAN KESSEL XtSoutfil - Fhom 3*5-4711 395-5511 395-4711 Pd. Pol. Adv. BOCA RATON NEWS Oct. 29, 1964 9A es General Election Tuesday, Nov. 3,1964 «, Continuity of Gevtrnmenl Commlwlonar of Agricul- 1 ni 27 28 30 31 32 35 36 37 43 4] 44 CMCUIT JUMM Irani STAn JUPKIAl ft" STAn Anonwr HOfMA niHIC UOlttATIW JUOOJ « COUNTY MMSH, MAU POtT MIMMNTtNBIIir. runic Dma JUCOJWTUl IMi JwfUal Ont* umnm UlAUCUUMi cowm COMHIiflOHH « tuauc nwfi N.. I counMUu o# rauic SIAn IINAIOR mmucTKW COMMHSWNU COUNTY COURT COUIT M1KIT0I Hiiti a, WJ7WK7WN Sample Ballot | 23 A 24 A 27 A 31 A Published as 33 A 34 A 35 A 37 A 39 A 43 A Richard W. William P. Charles O. Jack F. O. Edgar Torn Ray E. Doyle J. Edwin E.rl Tom D. Edwin L. I. Clayton Jerry Paul T. RUIMII H. F. A, "Banzai" John B. Marvin U. E. W. (Bud) James E. k Public Ervin Willi.rm Jr. Adams Connor Allen Andrew! Jr. White Green Unon Faircloth Ballsy Ml ion Nance Thomas Douglas Mclntosh Curri* Dunkle Mounts Jr. Weaver Williams Si < Service by **** Uni»§tp®s®tl P®m®crcif§€ Candidates The Boca Raton ing office* above required by law to be filled at this election are being sought by only one candidate for each office. To vote for these offices pull down the lever over the name of the candidate for whom HEWS to vote. To vote for a person whose name is not printed on the ballot, write his name in the write-in slot over the corresponding office number provided for that purpose at the top of the voting machine. ^Amendments — Turn down the pointers over FOR THE AMENDMENT or AGAINST THE AMENDMENT from this position 8B^& to this position di^^. and leave them there, a name in place of a Candidate appearing on the ballot push up write-in slide at the top of the machine over the corresponding office number, and write name, iging your ticket, LEAVE THE POINTERS TURNED DOWN IN THE VOTING POSITION; move the "Red Handle" to the left as far as it will go and leave it there. Scots' Highlights IMPORTED PRODUCTS BY MAIL... SAVE $ $ $ and what a thrill for you, your relatives, and friends...or as a possible Christmas Si Andrew's Starts Third ScAooI Term gift; to have your purchase mailed direct to CRIME addressee from overseas. IT iS AS MUCH A CRIME By Rudi Heater them too. drew's boys to be there. ago. We all wish him the best of luck in a TO THE LADIES . . . and to the men - for the St. Andrew's began its Our first six-weeks Class elections were speedy return to his lady you esteem. SEE MY advertisement next TO STARVE A third year Sept. 21 with grading period ended held recently and praise class. week in the Boca Raton News. a new spirit of enthu- last week, with many is due all of the boys That's about all for BALLOT BOX siasm. on the honor roll and who are now assuming now. I'll be looking for- With 224 students. 70 headmater's list. Con- the responsibility as one ward to seeing you next AS TO of which gratulations to all these of the officers of their week. RAY PARKER, IMPORTS are boys, boys for their fine ef- form. Special congrat- P.O. Box 444 Boca Raton, Florida STUFF and eight fort and we hope that ulations to the senior Legion Begins As,a member of a world-wide export-import organization, n w they will continue to do class officers: Dave Ig- m e m- so. lehart of Palm Beach, Membership Drive I am pledged to uphold the high standards set forth. bers of president; Dick Mar- A drive to increase the fac- Last Friday night, af- shall and Jud Curtis, the membership of Eft You can save $ $ $ purchasing direct thru importer. ter our hard-fought both of Boca Raton, re- VOTE NOV. 3rd ulty, we American Legion Post are look- game with Boca High, spectively vice presi- No. 277, Boca Raton, ing for- there was a big dance dent and secretary; and from the present enroll- ward to in the auditorium that Steve Billing of Hills- ment of some 330 to a Call 395-5121 Boca Rafon Jaycees a pros- was a tremendous suc- bbro, treasurer. These Rudi Hearer goal of 400 members has perou s cess. "The Protege's" boys share the respon- been initiated. For Classified Ad Service year. We are fortunate supplied the music and sibility of leading the also to have four boys a good time was had 6th form. from FAU who are help- by the faculty as well ing out in the dormi- as the students. Speak- In parting, I'd like to tories, and we welcome ing of dances, our Fall recognize Father Ray- Formal, is coming up on mond O'Brien in the tre- Nov. 7. The dress is mendous strides he's white dinner jacket, and (Jpwitry Charles Hesdgerd made in recovery from we expect all St. An- his illness of four weeks Wins Promotion / he watch experts Charles D. Heidgerd, son of Mr. and Mrs. iu our store recumvteiul D.W.F. Heidgerd, has been advanced to the grade of master ser- o geant at Riverside Mil- OMEGA itary Academy, Gaines- ville, Ga., and Holly- us the ultimate, in wood, Fla. timekeeping perfection. Cadet Heidgerd also has been elected to From $(>5 to over $1000 membership in River- side's major leadership 5120 up ALTIER group, the Horton So- Senfliosler lendar dial, JEWELERS THE CHATEAU ciety, and a member of •winding, 44 S.E. 1st Ave. Amdur Bldg. the special drill team, -rclisfunt Downtown Boca Raton the Fusiliers. Headquarters for OMEGA Watches You Can Buy This Beautiful $ 3 Bedroom 2 Bath Home for Only 22,290 Includes 80'* 103' sodded lot YOU This unbelievable price includes the G.E. Americana SELF-CLEANING oven and fully equipped kitchen with built-in extras. CAW VOTE FOR TH1 FUST REPUBLICAN JUDGE THAT PALM BEACH COUNTY m HAS EVEH HAD / •*' i RAY MOUDRY CHOOSE RAY MOUDRY THi P1OPLIS GHOiCE YOU MUST SEE THIS HOME FIRST FOH JUDGE OF CIRCUIT COURT 1199 W. Palmetto Park Road 395-1818 PALM BEACH and BROWARD COUNTIES (Pd. Pol. Adv.) 10A Oct. 29,1964 BOCA RATON NEWS Din Mowbray Chamber Comments friday 1$ Ed Melvin Apprecfoffofi Day Dan Mowbray, son of Mr. and Mrs, A.W. him happiness in his fu- Appreciation Day." taken." By Harold H. Green ture ventures. We hope Mowbray, 445 N.E. 45th Thanks So Much Air Conditioning St., was one of the en- that if you are a Civic Tomorrow, Friday, Member of the chamber Repugnant as the tertainers for Univer- will be "Ed Melvin Ap- On behalf of the thought of shovelling sity of Florida Home- who has not been a reg- Greater Boca Raton preciation Day" at the ular attendant at month- snow may be, I must coming ceremonies. Chamber of Commerce. Chamber of Commerce, admit that for the past This was Mowbray's ly meetings, you will President Robert E. This will be the last turn out tomorrow at couple of weeks we have second year on the en- time that Ed will attend Prout says: "We con-been happy to give our tertainment committee. least, to help show Ed gratulate the City Com- a Civic. Division meet- Melvin how much we air conditioning system * His act included three ing in his official ca- mission on its decision a well earned vacation. political satire songs pacity as Chamber Man- appreciate what he has to again place its legal about Haydon Burns, ager. done and what he is. advertising in the Boca F a r r i s Bryant and It will be a happy op- If you live in Boca Ra- Raton News — where it A buddy of mine just Charles Holley. portunity to shake his ton and have not as yet belongs. The Chamber returned from a favorite Mowbray, a sopho- hand and congratulate joined your Chamber of of Commerce extends bass fishing haunt of more at the Gainesville him on the dedicated job Commerce there could its heartfelt thanks to mine in Canada. I regret university, is an an- he has done for a better be no better time to the many citizens who to report that he found nouncer on the univer- Boca Raton and to wish come in and sign up than wrote letters request- the fishing up there was sity radio station and a tomorrow, "Ed Melvin ing that this action be lousy. writer for Orange Peel, the university magazine. For Better Schools... ELECT a man who WILL Coffee to Honor I. Teach high moral, spiritual and ethical values Rep. Dan Reed It's more than puppy-love, it's a real passion that "Darling Dan" has for the smell of flowers. The puppy mascot of Sunken Gardens, a five acre gar- 2. Get FULL accreditation for ail schools Last in a series of den of tropical flowers, just loves to sniff the sweet smelling blossoms. precinct coffees will be 3. Get dollar's worth of education for every tax dollar spent held from 4 to 6 p.m. today in the Republican headquarters on Fed- 4. Up-date curriculum, stress the three R's, curb drop outs eral highway. Republicans Among those expected Deerfield Beach's only 5. Remove the "cobwebs" of administrative inefficiencies to attend the coffee will Meet Monday be Rep. Don Reed, Don 6. Give equal educational opportunities to all students Montgomery, Paul Be- A regular monthly WATERFRONT CONDOMINIUM meeting of the Boca Ra- bout and school board Outstanding Business and Education Background officials. ton Republican Club will Sponsors of the cof- be held Monday, Nov. 2. INTR. IOASTAL fee are Mrs. William The meeting will be held LLOYD PULL LEVER 14-6 Spencer and Don Mont- at 8 p.m. in the Cham- gomery, committeewo- ber of Commerce build- HOUSE man and committeeman ing. for precinct 200 and precinct 200 district HOW WAS THE 6 WKS. OCCUPANCY DEC. 10, GUARANTEED f ) captains Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reed, Mr. and REPORT_CARD? 1 and 2 Bedroom Aprs, Air Conditioned, reierved-t Mrs. Elwood Gardner, 30 Days to Better Grades covered parking. with University Trained, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Certified Tutoring Staff. Moon, Mr. and Mrs. Ho- $ ward Kates, Mr. and After school, evening, Satur- FROM 14B9fO 20% DOWN Mrs. Austin Christman, day hours arranged for small groups or individuals. Testing Mr. and Mrs. George service. All subjects & levels. DIRECTIONS: 6 Blocks South of Hillibofo Beach Blvd. Laubach, Mr. and Mrs. Bridge (#810) Directly on East Side of Intracoaital, Olaf Kahrs, Mrs. Eve HARKER, HARKER Deerfield Beach. 399-3176. Rice, Mrs. Mary Grif- & ASSOCIATES fin and William Spen- 366 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. v^J cer. 395-7159 Republican a SUPT. of SCH001S Why Does My Opponent REFUSE to Answer These Questions? Is He AFRAID?... Is He HIDING Something? THESE ARE REPORTED FA€TS. * • MOT HEARSAY! Is my opponent the "Boss" of the clique which has split the County « Commission after more than 20 years of model government? Monet Extension Finns 1s it the duty of my opponent to spend so much time in collecting Prompt Bmrd Bickering 2• $216,000 for county participation in the World's Fair ... a "riches to ^B Report on Trips rags" promotion? (And he's getting ready to ask for more!) Stop and Monet Road To Qose think what an outstanding promotion COULD be done for the County II Interchange Moved and its Municipalities with that amount of money. j Chide Van Where are the major roads my opponent promised for North Palm Beach County? my opponent's secrecy to the County Commissioners on his trips seeking new industry? When asked by a fellow Republican Commis- sioner at an open meeting, he REFUSED to divulge any information . . . though these trips are financed by COUNTY DOLLARS! Contrary to his statements, will he tell us of ONE industry which has located in this county through HIS efforts? m C My opponent takes credit for establishing an Internal Audit of county *^* funds. Why did he REFUSE at the regular County Commission meet- ing Sept. 28th to second a motion by a fellow Republican for an audit by the Internal Auditor of a leasee operation at the airport? WHY? FOR A COMMISSIONER WHO WILL RETURN THE COUNTY GOVERNMENT BACK TO THE PEOPLE... AND NOT REPRESENT HIMSELF OR A SELECT "FEW" ... ELECT m YAN A. "BARNEY J R Democrat Political Advertisement Paid (or by Campaign Tr«»urer Mr. HUIMII O. Andarwn COUNTY COMMISSIONER BOCA RATON NEWS Oct. 29, 1964 11A Voters Will Dacid© mi imi lssn@ SPIC1ALI Scotts't TURF BUIlDBt WITH EACH leit Tiesdif is Critical Day for School Board 95 6ET 2500 ^ _ Though one of the most pub. ning, for poor public re- a new classroom has Co per year, based on the The average home in even the most powerful 5,000 SQ. FEET SQ. FEET BAG OO liciied campaigns in recent lations and expl'anations, be built every three days current tax rolls and Boca Raton is assessed opponent of tax raises BAG 4 For Only '•*» yaors, the School Bond Issue at close to $20,000. As- in the county —the Palm to be votod on Nov. 3 may be and for a myriad of other just to keep up, and current valuations. overlooked by many voters we're already behind. The Citizens Bond sessed at 60 per cent, Beach Civic Associa- WEEDS and FEEDS Rej. 5.95 things. tion, which pays 15 per since it will be on a separate The fact is, though, Officials see over- Committee has been us- this would leave $12,000 ballot. In this, the third and non-exempt. Deducting cent of the total cost of final of a aeries of articles on that unless this bond crowded classrooms ing as an example a SCOTT'S BONUS 2 B-11.50 th« bond issue, the Nows and the hated double house costing $12,000, the $5,000 homestead the schools — has an- issue passes, much of nounced its support of examines the ballot itself the county school sys- sessions next year here and assessed at 60 per exemption leaves and reviews the issue itself.— $7,000. Based on 1.09 the issue. Ed. note. tem is going to be in unless the bond issue is cent (which is the cur- SWIFTS 6-6-6 470 (See Editorial, Pago 6B) serious trouble. passed. Included for Bo- rent assessment ratio). mills, this would add ca Raton are a new ele- Deducting the $5,000 $7,63 to this homeown- /V Next Tuesday is one of Following almost homestead exemption, ers' annual tax bill. word for word with a mentary school, im- the most critical days provements at the pre- leaves $2,200 to be as- This is probably more FERTILIZER O that the Palm Beach state board survey of sent three elementary, sessed at $1.09 per realistic than the other n 50 Lb. County Board of Public the needs, the county and major additions at thousand dollars. This figure, but still an ex- 30% ORGANIC NITROGEN A Bags Instruction will ever board came up with a Boca Raton High. would make the annual cellent bargain when it Plus all essential Minerals face, need of 26,7 million dol- cost $2.40 for that buys education. lars worth of construc- Total of these would Whether the board run approximately one homeowner. And, is there any oth- likes it or not, it is as tion for the next five and a half million dol- The committee has er way out? BARBECUE GRILLS much on trial as the is- years. lars. sort of gilded the lily in If there is, no one has sue itself. This seems one whale this instance. come forth with it, for WITH or WITHOUT SPIT *)H% OFF of a lot of building, but As is true in all Flor- Delaying almost too ida bond elections, only 9.95 - 49.95 iU LIST long, the hoard has been the school system is freeholders — those who criticized for poor plan- growing so rapidly that pay ad valorem or real 105 Ansericiig Hags Flown COMPLETE LIN! OF CHARCOAL estate taxes — are eligi- LI6H ble to cast a ballot. "YOU DO - AND I'LL BARBECUE SUPPLIES TOOL™S c In Honor of President (CENSORED)!" Pkp In addition, the Board of Public Instruction One hundred and five man of the committee NATIONALLY ADVERTISED held a re-registration What's wrong man? . . 2 BLOCKS FROH F.A.U American flags were which worked on the Got a big liability suit earlier this fall. Those unfurled for the first project, appeared before who re-registered are on your hands? Cuss UBBEY Glass Sets V time on Federal highway the city commission to words won't help when eligible to vote, but if last weekend in honor of urge official recogni- OfF U you're a freeholder you get caught being the dedication ceremon- tion of the project. under-insured whether 20% IV BOX there are other ways, ies for Florida Atlan- too. "The flags on Federal it's liability - fire - 'A- tic University and the highway represent a HARDWARE tornado - hail or just 6ARDEH You can present at the visit of the President of community effort in its plain theft. APPLIES polls a current real the United States to Bo- finest sense," said , "V property tax receipt, or ca Raton, Chamber President HOUSEWARES Show a deed verifying er month The flags were plac- Robert Prout. "We hope 1 Bedroom tQQ P ownership of the prop- ed in the specially pre- they will be flown on Paints - erty, or pared sockets by the city every holiday and gala Wallpaper (unfurn.) ^ 77 (yearly) Sign an affidavit that Up! department of public occasion as an expres- 289 NW 19th Street you are a freeholder works after the ban- sion of the patriotism i-w*\:iz:••'•'!'::.Agency c 172 E. Boca Raton Road 395-2442 and show legal descrip- ners were attached to and community pride of 5QdSrtDEAi Luxurious features include tion of property, its lo- the poles by a group of the people of this city." FOR HOME DELIVERY - PHONE 395-5121 cation and address. Civic Division members The school board says of the Greater Boca Ra- that the cost of the bond ton Chamber of Com- Morris H. Lazarus issue will be 1.09 mills merce. Black bunting in mourning for former Cited for Services Furnished Model Open Costume Parade President Herbert Hoo- Morris H. Lazarus of 278-0039 395-4964 ver was tied to the poles. the University Inn in TO THE The flags were the Boca Raton, was cited Launch's Festival result of a project by Quality Courts Mo- A children's costume launched by the chamber tels, Inc., one of the RE-ELECT parade will launch a a few months ago when nation's leading motel Halloween festival Sat- civic organizations were chains, for distributing VOTERS Edward urday, Oct. 31. The pa- asked to contribute to a 8,000 guides to trav- rade will begin at 3 fund for their purchase. elers and outlets during BANDLOW p.m. in Memorial Park. Max Hutkin, as chair- the past year. REPUBLICAN Awards will be given County Commissioner - Dist. #3 to the youngsters, pre- EMUETT S. ROBOTS OF LET'S 100SC AT THE RICORD-THE TRUE FACTS! school through grade six, for best costumes. your Dedicated Edward Bandlow Opponent An engraved trophy will J His only interest* ore yo»r intetesls. Has many business interests and be presented to the IMFEBSEgiOB He is a full time Commissioner. has at letislrwo conflicting interests. Believes that Ueing in charge of 800 States that this is only a policy-ma- youngster with the over- bdsfied Candidate employees in 25 department* and king job requiring only part-time all best costume. BOCA RATON approving the spending of over attention (and .ymj the taxpayer $17,626,000 per year i*"o full limn pay $9,200 per year for your County The festival will be Group 2 STATE responsibility toygjtlhn taxpayer, Cgmmissianef's salary, h this a sponsored by J.C. Mit- A successful general contractor bu- part-time jab?) A service station operator - used car chell School and Boca liPHESEHMTSVE wtth 4 years of CaUerie background dealer- tire distributor- experienced Raton School Parent- and 'I yeors experifttice us County in Civic activities f^ijyr,County is not Emmett Roberts pledges to the If you feel in your dealings with me in the past, that I Commissioner. a Social Club). Teachers Association. oile of Palm Beach County Ha* kept rmli utifl /wt-ry cumpojfjn have treated you fair and honest, I would appreciate your Ran but never elected !a public Judges will be Mr. and an inued dependable, responsi- promise made 4 years ayo. Elected office. vote of confidence on November 3rd, that I may serve you Commission Chairman by bold Ro- Mrs. James Jesse and ble lervice at all times, represen- publicon and Democrat tolleayuei. Mr. and Mrs. G. Bart- in a far greater capacity, — as your State Representative! Hut built loadi by traffic count to DEMOCRAT iv. r j you with dignity and integri- serve Mis greatest nunibnr of pna- lett Brown ell. Jesse is ty- I Thank You, pie. publisher of Boca Ra- NOMINEE Reipomible for national firm of Libby, MocN«W & Libby comma to ton News, Brownell is Pull Lever 8A RE-ELECT EMMET? S. your County. new manager of Boca Pd. far by P. B. County Demo. Exec. Le¥@r 7B L Lad the fight to make tui« money Comm. & Demo. Exec. Coram. of Flo., sptntti on now Airport Termmnl it Raton Chamber of Com- Warren Goodrich, Chrmn, Ann Cramer, (Pd. Pol. Adv.) spent with local firms. Campaigns on o platform thai merce. VtceChmn. ROBERTS. Responsible for expanding County Bnndlaw hai not been progressive. Haspitnl hicilirtns. look At The jtBford Before You Vote], Festival booths will Instrumental in County purchasing open immediately fol- dredge that it now developing your rccrealional facilities. lowing the parade. Worked for full lima Plmuiinrj Ilfl- Booths will include pmtmenl that i* now workinrj with munkipaiilie* and State Road D«pr. amusements, a coffee Led the f#*jhf to install modern and cake stand. Actounltntj Department and add full time Auditor- now iovinti .ycni fax dollars through improved finan- The largest electron- cial control. ically-operated moving message sign in the U.S. VOTE FOR BcnUlow has given xs*L a timer* - Tie Florida Legislature is overwheMigly democratic* I® get things icconsptishtd for Btci Raton we should $mi i loci litoi democrat to the legislature^ Send iifcerf - fo fie legisfafvre. SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Idbert Day is for a progressife Boca Ratoi Rolert lif is i yoang, energetic toca Raton resident. ¥* Robert liy is for lower tixss* Robert Day hd'mm ii FAIR t« m distribution. Elect ROBERT DAY Your Stite Representative for Groyp 4 PULL LEVER 10A Endorsed and sponsored by BOCA RAT01 TAXPAYERS ASS0C1AT10I AN EXPERIENCED DEDICATED EDUCATOR P.O. Box 1131 Herbert 0. Rycroft, President PAiDLf^Rjll^pyjT^ - - 'I \*j£ » &JT 12A Oct. 29, 1964 BOCA RATON NEWS .."•«,1- *. * \ '•'. y . v . 4fi "I -1"" by Jim Rifenburg SPORTS EDITOR The city championship in football has once again been decided and as was expected, Boca Raton High School took the trophy. Coach Hazelwood's squad had a definite edge although they were outweighed from one end of llivau iui- JUML liui'v ul ihu [JUSIM uiU'inpts that failed in the St. Andrew's- 116 yards, but some of those that failed would have been sure touchdowns the line to the other. Experience was the big word. Boca Raton High City Championship game last Friday night. Both teams took had they been good. Coach Hager's Scots tried the aerial lanes nine times The St. Andrew's Scots had only a handful of to the air liberally with the Bobcats attempting 13. They connected on six for players returning from last year's squad and up and completed two for 13 yards. to two days before last Friday's game, Coach Hager was still teaching his team fundamentals of football. Hazelwood, on the other hand, has a team that Boca Raton High Squad has many lettermen and on which every man has had some former football experience, either on a junior squad or in grade school. To the informed, it was apparent the game was Travels to Moore Haven a good practice session for the Bobcats. Coach Hazelwood was able to concentrate much of the Despite the second of the game against Sto will be calling the sig- time on sharpening the eye and arm of his quar- dropout in as many Andrew s last week with nals from quarterback terbacks as he took to the air repeatedly. A nor- weeks, Coach Harold only minor bruises, the with help from Steve mal ground attack would have run the final score Hazelwood said yester- Bobcats are in relative- Breitenstein. Fullback into astronomical figures. day, "I feel we can ly good shape, position will be held It was also very apparent the Scotsmen were win." Hurcl and Jones will down alternately by Tim well contained in their efforts at ground gaining. Coach Hazel wood was once again alternate in Beegle and Ricky King. Coach Hager's only avenue of yardage was to looking forward to to- the halfback positions as In the line, Tom Ziol- kowski and Breitenstein send his heavy line and backfield directly up morrow night's game Hazelwood holds to the the middle. which pits the Boca Ra- same backfield he used will handle spots. Both (Continued on page 13A) From the spectator's point of view, it was an ton Bobcats against last week. Henry Mateo interesting game. They were able to see a lot of Moore Haven. The game aerial work, two pass interceptions and a couple is set for 8 o'clock at of fumble recoveries. Coupled with three touch- Moore Haven. Winless St. Andrew's Scots downs, they got their money's worth. Last week Harry Her- bold left the team. This Fnc@ Powerful Plantation For the Bobcats, it's do or die. They have a week it was Larry this year for the Scots. record of two wins, two losses and one tie. Four Smart. Riding a record of no A nice block, but he hit the wrong man. Number 10, Jim Davis of St. An- games remain and none of them will be pushovers. Once again the Bob- wins and three losses, "Defensively, I think we did a pretty good job." drew's, took out his Bobcat opposition, but a handoff had him confused and In order to have a winning season, the Cats will cats will be going St. Andrew's Scots in- have to take three out of the four contests. vade Plantation this Hager will still be he missed the ball carrier. Number 38, Ricky King, is shown as he crossed against a heavier squad,, the goal line to score in the second quarter. Running interference were From the top of the fence, we don't see a single And with Moore Haven's week looking to change without the services of his first string guard, number 40, Bruce Hurd, and number 12, Henry Mateo. pushover. The Cats will have one strike against record of 4-2 as opposed thing's. However, Plan- them tomorrow when they travel to Moore Haven. to 2-2-1 for the Bob- tation has not lost a ball Doug Randolph, who is out with a leg injury. A 100-mile bus ride before a game never helps a cats, they will be the game so far this season Bobcats Down Scotsmen football team. Also, they'll be playing on Moore favorites, and has been scored on Bo Perry will call Haven's home field. Most coaches give away one Coach Hazel wood con- only once. signals for the Scots touchdown for the latter reason. , Friday in the quarter- centrated on his passing Coach John Hager of According to most polls, St. Andrew's re- attack this week to off- St. Andrew's rates the back slot. Behind him will be Rocky Campbell Win 1964 City Champimship mains on the bottom of the heap when they travel set t h e lighter line. Plantation squad as "the to Plantation tomorrow. With Nova and Pinecrest "We'll be doing a lot fastest team I've ever at right halfback and fire and brimstone dur- either John MacMillan St. Andrew's Scots ly. Taking the ball on the still ahead of them, the Scots have a tough row of throwing," he said seen." remained the underdogs St. Andrew's 35, Boca ing the halftime rest. Scot practice this or Jim Miller at left rojioe. ___„ r-^_ yesterday. "The boys Friday night as Boca Raton High School mov- Coming back for the fi- "in Class A competition are also up mentally for week was spent mainly halfback. Jim Davis will ed up the field to the nale, the Scots were able be the starting fullback,, Raton High School's University Park with a 71. Ann Barth's this one, which makes a working on pass defense Bobcats won the City three. Rick King went to hold the Bobcats 70 was good for a first big difference." and pass protection. In the line, Bill Camp- through the middle to through the entire third bell or Mel Riley will Championship with a Holds Weekly Play in Class B and Fran No contact was the "They pass the ball a score of 20-0. score. On a quarterback quarter. Schmall was tops in rule of practice again lot and our defense will hold down left end. On sneak, Mateo went The Cats moved close University Park Wo- the opposite end will be Quarterback Henry Class C with a 74. this week as local make the difference in Mateo and Halfback around right end for the to scoring territory men's Golf Association The ladies are schedv coaches took no chances their scoring," Hager John Harris. Tackles extra point. early in the second half played an "If" tourna- for the Plantation game Dennis Jones collabo- uled to hold regular on injuries. Coming out said yesterday. rated on two touch- Coach Hager appa- after blocking a St. An- ment last Thursday. tournament play today. are Louis Jurika and rently breathed a little drew's punt on their own Rules of the tourney in- m Jim Campbell with John downs. Ricky King added Royal Palm Ladies After their 20-0 de- the third. 30-yard line. However cluded replay of any feat last week at the Nordt and Jim Waters the Scot line held and three strokes on the Hidden Valley in guard positions. Jeff The Bobcats took an hands of Boca Raton, early lead in the ball Pontptino Park the Cats were forced front and back nines. In Field 53 Players Ambrose will handle the other words, "if" you STABLES Hager said he thought game as they came up to relinquish the ball on Lessons — Boarding Fifty-three players ot the game was the best ball from center. downs. don't like it, do it Trail Riding with the opening touch- Getting Ready again. the Royal Palm Wom- down in the opening min- The fourth quarter ,1r. Williams, en's Golf Association First Annual Turks! Bowl utes of the first quarter. The first of more than was a see-saw battle Nell McCook was low Manager took to the field last Taking over the ball on 1,200 trotters and pac- for both teams as both week in a low net of downs after kicking off ers slated to race at went into the other's Planod by Boci Jit Midgets Pompano Park this classes tournament. to St. Andrew's, the scoring territory but lock Keitzer Nancy Raymond with Thanksgiving night Boca Raton "Jets" of Bobcats started a drive winter have checked in neither could cross the a 71 took Class A hon- will be a big one for the the Gold Coast Boys on their own 35-yard to the track's stable line. With only 30 sec- Men's I Boy's Wear ors. A tie for second at four participating mid- Football League. line. At the 13, Quarter- area. onds left on the clock, 72 was between Aggie get football squads as In the first game of back Mateo flipped a Driver-trainer Bruce Mateo passed 26 yards 4! Si. 1st. kW. Goss and Edna Johnson. Nickells bedded down 28 they clash head on in the the night the Key West lateral to Dennis Jones to Jones in the end zone Boca Raton 395-4995 In Class B competi- First Annual Turkey team will show its wares who scooted around head Saturday and said for the final score of tion, Sue Graves' 69 was Bowl double header at against another fine the end for a TD. Rick that more of his horses the game. King's kick BATE! tops. Evelyn Fishbaugh Memorial Park in Boca member of the GCBFL, King booted the conver- would be arriving soon. was no good. and Marj Mueller tied Raton. Lighthouse Point. sion. Nickells immediately Experience seemed to UNDERSHORTS for second at 73. A five- 1 made plans to start The Dayton, Kentucky, A large pre-gamepa- Coach John Hager s be the keyword of the MEN way tie for third with training h i s charges Red Devils, undefeated rade will be held featur- Scots kept close to the game as the Bobcats ALL OVER SUPPORT scores of 74 included ing the bands of our over one-mile training- dominated both the air and unscored on, league ground in the second track and stated that he Nancy Kolb, Norm a neighboring cities, the stanza as they attempted lanes and the ground at- Barns, Mabel Sump- champions will travel would have his horses 1200 miles one way to fire department, invited to punch up the middle. tion, Marion Richard- city officials, and con- However no single ef- (Continued on page 13A) (Continued on page 13A) son and Dot Church, show people in this sec- tion how pee-wee foot- testants for Turkey fort was worth more Gloria Drummond was ball is played in the mid- Bowl Queen, who will be than four yards. 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The half High team made it four came late in the fourth years, according to re- fishing trip aboard the Candle Kidd out of Deer- the weight and called a moved under the pier ended 7-7, in a row Tuesday night quarter as Coach Harry ports from Loxahatchee and catches were rang- field Beach. near perfect game, and as they plastered Paho- Benson cleared the Bo- Recreation Area. At the start of the Bill Smith who did like- ing between four and kee, 27 to 6. ca Raton bench. "Bass, up to 1 1/2 second half Boca kicked wise for the tackle posi- five pounds. Farther up to Deerfield and held, Two boys teamed up The juniors have only pounds, are everywhere the beach, waters were tion. to make the touchdowns one more game on their and hitting everything forcing Deerfield to This Saturday night at still very rough and no kick. for the local squad. Gar- schedule for the season. from Missouri minnows 8 o'clock, the Boca Jets catches reported. Taking over on their ry Dolphus scored two Boca Raton High's Ju- to Zara Spooks," a play their last regular touchdowns out of punt spokesman said yester- own 20, the Jets, behind home game of the year niors retained their Driftboats took it on the fine running of formation and Leroy perfect record last day. "The largest against Lauderhill. the chin Sunday after- George Wentworth, one Miller ran a pair. Thursday when they met ^strings of bass are com- noon as the winds came run of 30 yards, moved the St. Andrew's Jay- ing in on the Rapala, up and made seas too This game is being but the Devils Horse and the ball to the four. sponsored by William Thompson Sparks vees and won 21-6. rough to go out on, Satur- Wentworth drove over Halfback Bob Rice Zara Spook are also day and Sunday morning, Day Realtors and Insur- bringing in a lot of fish," from the four on a hand- ance and First Federal was the outstanding large catches of king- UNIV. BOWLEKETTES LIBERTY GLASS PREP Soccer Team Win Team Won Lost off byKeithandtheJets Savings & Loan. player of the evening for Large bass are begin- "fish and very large Team Won Lost Gary's Sport Sthop 19 9 Mirrors 6 0 Saturday, Oct. 17, was the little Bobcats as he ning to work out of the snappers were being Duratech 17 11 Patio Doors 6 0 a banner day in sports scored all three touch- heavy grass into brought in. Clearwater Sprinkler 17 11 Windows 4 2 Hoore Haves Tinted Glass 4 2 for Rollins College, downs. Rice made the sloughs. Even though However, with the Sarah Rutherford 16 12 (Continued from 12A) l§cp Chargers 5fh Avo. Merchants 15ft 12ft Shower Doors 3 3 Winter Park, as the third backfield man in they are coming out into rising of the winds Sun- Jalbert Lab 15 13 Bronze Glass 3 3 are fast on their feet and Tars upset the powerful as many games to handle comparatively open wa- Roadman's 15 13 Plate Glass 2 4 day afternoon, all drift Boca Coin Laun. 15 13 Grey Glass 2 4 will be doing a lot of ball Dump Delray University of Miami scoring chores. ter, weedless lures are fishing halted through Doby Brick 14!J 13ft Window Glass 0 6 receiving. At the tackle soccer squad 2-1 in an Fullback Leroy Mil- still needed. Tuesday afternoon. No 7th Chukker Lounge 14 14 Picture Frames 0 6 positions will be George Delray's Red Devils important Florida In- Flyrod fishing for Winfleld Hairdress. 14 14 High game, Rick Brownlee, 152. invaded the den of the ler and halfback Gary letup was in sight. Krcuschor Constr. 13 15 BOCA HIS & HER McReynolds and Tom tercollegiate Confe- Dolphus were outstand- bass and shellcrackers McReynolds 13 15 Boca Chargers and when Team Wonn Lost Osborne. Bill Gillette rence meeting here. ing offensively in the is reported to be the Iris Monogramming 10 18 the battle was over the 5 First Bank & Trust 7 21 Fire Eaters 19ft t 5ft is slated for right guard Scoring Rollins first wins against Delray best it has been since Flag - Tag Williams Medical 5 23 B.S'ofs 17HH 8ft with Jerry Villars mov- Delray team was sent goal was freshman Tom the Recreation Area Dee Miller 178-424, Iviarge Am- Quads 166 9 home on the short end of Beach and Boynton brose 178-423, Mary Bozzone Jolly Four 166 9 ing over from tackle to Thompson of 2898 Date opened. Some fishermen 12 a 12-6 score. Beach. Football 178^399. Country Club Four 12 12 Newcomers 122 12 take over the left guard Palm Road, Boca Raton. Rice opened scoring have been releasing as JAMAICA BOWLING Tinkerbells 100 14 position. With 6:30 left in the first in the first quarter with high as 100 bass of va- WEDNESDAY 9 Scoring for the Team Won Lost Inseparables 9 14 Filling his regular Chargers, top team in quarter the Tars got a a 10-yard run capping a rious sizes, The Chargers com- Calypsos 19 9 High team game. Country Club duties in the center slot pletely dominated the Pushovers 16 Vj 11 Yi Four, 662; high teom triple, the Boca Flag-Tag pro- corner kick. Thompson Bobcat drive. In the sec- Bluegill fishing is ex- Hot Tamaies 16' 12 Fire Eaters, 1824; individual will be Rick Bossen- gram, came early in the received the kick and ond, Rice swivel-hipped cellent. Flyrods and game as they scored 25 Nutmegs 16 12 high, men, D, Andrews, 203; berry. headed the ball past Mi- up the middle for a 35- poppers, cane poles and points behind the run- Swizzles 15ft 12ft women, Barbara Bodzo, 181; in- first quarter as Burnard Rum Dums 15 13 dividual triple, men, J. Mc- Coach Hazel wood said Hudson Jr. picked up a ami's goalie, Harvey yard jaunt and the sec- worms are doing equal- ning of Jim Brownlee Rinky Dinks 13 15 Donald, 512, women, Barbara and the passing of Segio Bodzo, 473. the team will leave for Delray punt on his own Foster, for the first ond touchdown. At half- ly well. Blue gills are Mai tai 11 17 score of the FIC strug- not concentrated in any Baez, while holding the Four Shots 9 19 UNIVERSITY KINGS Moore Haven about 4. 25 and behind almost time, the Junior Bobcats Alley boops 9 19 Coach Earl Engle of gle. led, 14-0. one place, but are being Devils of Coach Mike George Caron 207-534. Team Won Lost perfect blocking by Jer- Boca Nat. Bank 21 7 Moore Haven High ry Dicek, Eric Bath, Rice came back from found most frequently Anderson scoreless. BOCA SQUARES MIXED Hondo 17 11 School will be out to keep the halftime ready to go along the edge of the Outstanding on de- Teom Won Lost J.C. Mitchell & Sons 16 12 Pete Maradie arid Bob B@b€fi!s Wist Thermo Industries 15 13 his record of 4 and 2 again and before the grass bordering open fense were Ronnie Meialeuca 17 7 Kelly, raced 75 yards (Continued from 12A) Palms 17 7 C.A. Quillen & Son 14 14 intact by adding the Bob- for the score. third quarter was over lake areas. Franks and Michell Century 16 8 Good's American 13 15 tack. Wood«G|en 15 9 Wentworth Plastering 13 15 cats' pelts. had blasted up the mid- Landlocked tarpon Noel. Chateau 14 10 Boca Lounge 13 15 Moore Haven gees in- In the second quarter, Final statistics show- dle with a 3 8-yard scor- have been hitting well FRIDAY Boca Rja 14 10 Love's Drugs 12 16 to tomorrow night's after an exchange of ed the high school squad for the past week on live The Chargers took Riviera 13 11 Coastal Signs 8 20 ing run, Maisonette 12 12 High set, G. Wentworth, 550; game fresh from a 14-7 punts, Pete Maradie racking up 156 yards St. Andrew's only bait and lures. Also, their second game of Carousel 11 13 high game, B. Osborne, 213. win over Ft. Pierce took the pitch out from rushing to only 56 for tally of the game came some large strings of the week, downing the Capri 11 13 CAMINO GARDENS Bob Kelly and rolled 45 the Scotsmen. In the Cambridge 10'/i 13ft Central Catholic last late in the fourth quar- butter catfish have been Colts, 6-0, as both Team Won Lost yards to score. air it was virtually the Carmel 10 14 15 week. ter. Stephen Shelton got caught this week on cut teams played scoreless Sundial 9 15 Pepperpots 5 And, Tommy Green- same spread. The Bob- loose on a 38-yard bait and worms. Chan- ball the first half. Laurel 8 ft 15ft Applejacks 13ft 6ft Hallmark 8 16 Siccum-ores 13 7 wood, fullback, will be Delray managed to hit cats attempted 13 aeri- sprint to score. nel cats and bluecats up With two minutes to go Fiesta 6 18 Elderberries 12 the man to watch. the Scoreboard late in als, connected on six for to 19 pounds are being High game, men, Lowell Jay, Hicks 12 Completely dominat- in the ball game, Dick Maypops 12 8 Greenwood was instru- the second half on a long a total of 116 yards. caught on live shiners. Purdy raced into the end 20o, High series, men, Harry 7ft ing the entire game, the Colfax, 534, High game/ worn- Hoilyhooks 12ft mental in grinding out twisting run by Garry Coach Hager's team Bobcats outgained the zone for the Chargers to en, Dolores Burke, 185. High Butternuts 13 Case good for 60 yards tried nine passes, hit series, women, Sandy Beren- Junoberries 5 15 180 yards on the ground Scots, 294 yards to only Meanwhile, on the score the lone six point- Ppincianas 3 17 in last week's contest. and a TD. on only two for 13 yards. 70. piers, Deerfield report- ter of the game. zenski, 491. Hig.li individuals, ftien, Joe CHURCH FELLOWSHIP Niles, 539, Forrest Waldron, Coach Engle's squad Team Won Lost 212: Women, Emmie Niles, runs from the "T" for- Community 6 20 4 186-479. mation "with a little Boptist 5 18 6 Advent 2 17 7 mixture thrown in for Moravian 10 15 9 Pompiio Park good measure." He said Advent 4 14 10 Tuesday Greenwood SOUND BROAD Advent 3 12ft lift (Continued from 12A) Presbyterian 12 12 12 would be the big gun. United 14 10 14 working out over the Advent 1 9 IS Defensively, Engle Community 7 9 15 track early next week. cites three players as Presbyterian 11 812 15*2 Winner of nine races being outstanding and POLICIES EXPERIENCE Community B 8 16 in 47 starts during the Methodist 9 8 16 •giving him a line that is Presbyterian 13 8 16 abbreviated 48-night hard to crack, Len Kim- Individual Highs; Frod Sturm harness meeting at 202, Bill Seitz 197, Jim Wilkes brew, Sam Gopher and 194. Pompano Park last sea- Paul Bowers, BUSINESSMEN'S HDCI». son, Nickells finished In a tentative lineup, Teom Won Lost third in the final driver Engle said Paul Whid- Boca Heating & AC 21 11 standings with a .364 Boca Car Wash 21 11 den and Doyle Turner Boca Uniform Rental 19 13 percentage under the will handle end assign- Boca Window Cleaningl7 15 Universal Driver Rat- Educator ments. At the tackles Administrator Mello Lounge 17 15 ing System, He finished Kohl's Office Supply 16ft 15ft will be Brad Phidpen and Jim's Bulldozing 15 17 second eight times and Jack Strickland. Guards Supreme Auto Body 13 19 was third 11 times. D & M Auto Parts 12ft 19ft are Sam Gopher and Deerfield Plumbing 8 24 One of the top horses Paul Click with Dave High team game, Boca Uniform in the stable is Combat W hidden handling the Rental, 1036. High team triple, Boca Uniform Rental, 2897. In- Time, a 21-race winner ball at center. this year and a winner dividual high, R. West, 216. In the background, ROBERT W.FULTON Individual triple, J. Van Leer, •of a heat of the Little I QUALIFY I PROMISE 550. Brown Jug, Combat Steve Bronson calls the signals from quarter- Time has an Individual # By having been employed by the Palm # To bring dignity and responsibility to this FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIV. mark this year of 1:57 back. Paul Bowers and Team Won Lost Beach County school system since 1939. for the mile. Len Killibrew are half- high office. Team 1 20 0 backs and Greenwood Team 4 15 5 @ Served as Educator & Administrator in 0 To work diligently to implement and im- Team 15 14 6 Nickells had his best will be starting fullback. Team 9 14 6 year as a driver in 1963 In winning their four Elementary, Junior High & Senior High prove the present system by taking advan- Team 3 13 7 when he won 73 races Team 7 13 7 games in six starts, schools. tage of modern methods and techniques. Team 12 12 8 and ranked fifth in the Coach Engle cites his Team 5 119 national standings with # Serving tenth year as principal Seacrest f§ To give you, the taxpayer, a sound fiscal Team 16 10 10 defensive line. "We've Team 8 9 11 a ,383 percentage mark. only averaged two High School operation by prudent planning for future Team 14 8 12 Pompano Park will expansion. Team 10 6 14 touchdowns per game, Team 2 6 14 open its 92 night season but our line has held # Seacrest High School is now and has for the Team 13 5 15 Dee. 17. the opposition." @ To endeavor at ail times to keep you, Teom 6 3 17 past 10 years been accredited by the Teom 11 1 19 Southern Assoc. ol Secondary Schools and my employer, informed on all phases High team game, Team 1, 714; High teom triple, Team 1, 1993; Colleges and the State Dept. of Education. of your school system. Individual high, J. Burger, 195; Individual triple, B. Dougher- Mew H To provide vocational and tech- ty, 503. # Entered U. S. Army as private 1942. nical educational facilities DIISINESSMENS SCRATCH Laies* Bowling l§agn§ Served in World War II and Korea. Present- throughout entire county - a Team Won Lost STARTS NEXT MONDAY Purvis Plastering 11 7 ly holds rank of Lt. Col. USAR natural deferent to discourage Kreuscher Const. 11 7 NOVEMBER 2nd, 9:30 SkM. Liberty Glass 11 7 Call Bob Reynolds dropouts. First Sank & Trust 10 8 # Military service connected with engineer- DeMarco 9 9 393-5222 Golden Harbour 9 9 BRING YOUR FRIENDS inq, construction, and finance. Turner Nurs. & Ldsp. 8 10 Boca Plumbing 3 15 High Individuals: Bill Qtto,high set, 585j Rudy Maas, high UNIVERSITY BOWL FOR THE FUTURE OF OUR YOUTH game, 232. KI.E. 20th ST. & DIXIE HWY., BOCA EARI.Y BIRDS LEVER earn "*»n Lost Hawks 22 6 Sparrows ^1 / Nursery and play area attendant Flamingoes ion lift lp^pyy^^jy Skylarks li li Roadrunners 12 jo available for your children. Mynah* lift 16ft Woodpeckers 8 20 Pd:Pol. Adv. Robins 8 20 14A Oct. 29, 1964 BOCA RATON NEWS YOUR BOCA RATON NEIGHBORS MEET HERE EVERY WEEK fe^ Boats for Sale Help Wonted Services Aval lable B Apartrrie hts for Rent • Apartments for Rent Antiques? Do you have BOTTLED GAS 35' CHRIS-CRAFT 1957 Male or Female (3), COMPLETE LAWN Rooms $10.00 a week. 1 & 2 bedroom apts., STORE FIXTURES 1 bdrm. $15.00 to $18.75 also efficiencies. Nice- some you don't want? 38' running, wrought Domestic —Commercial CONSTELLATION counter work, all shifts. MAINTENANCE Let me sell them for Industrial Since 1927 A-l condition. Twin Free insurance, meals, Sodding, Tree Pruning & 2 bdrm. $18.75 to $21.25 ly furnished. Beautiful iron dbl. dress hanging location. JORDAN MAN- you on consignment. I wall rack 6 1/2 ft. high- BOYE'S BOTTLED GAS, 175's. Teak decks. Walk vacations withpay. Good removal. Licensed, In- Utilities included - Near have a lovely set, 104 INC. around rails. 65 watt sured,Dependable.White, School & town. 290 W. OR, 101 N.W. Pine Gir- beautiful Design - Spe- salary. Apply DOBBS cle. 395-4567: .. pieces, complete ser- cial made. Call 395- 361 N. Dixie Hwy. p h o n e^ Depth finder. HOUSE, Boca Raton. Free estimates. 942- Palmetto Pk. Road. 395- vice for 12, j. Pouyat 2250 after 6 p.m. Deerfield Beach Search light, out rig-Between 9:00 a.m. and 7726. __ 5549 or 395-2736. One Bedroom apt., fur- Limoges China. Nice 399-2363 gers. 1 owner. $10,750. 12:00 noon Fri. Oct. 30. Phone 395- 5121 for NEW GATEWAY nished $85 mo. by year. Coffee Table - 36" Car- Boys English Bicycle, 2830 NE 48 Ct., Pom- PLAZA APTS. Near Intracoastal wa- Mahogany corner cup- rara Marble Top — EXPERIENCED COOK, Classified Ad Service board & lotsa prettie s. like new, Hand Brakes pano. 399-0039. must live in for perma- 330 W. Camino Real, terway. 395-1414. Ebony legs - Brass fer- - 6 months old. $25.00 All Fiber Glass 15' 35 CLYDE'S APPLIANCES One Bedroom unfurn. Visit Mattie's Antiques, rules. $39.50. YOU ,nent year-round resi- 1 & 2 bdrm., furn. & un- 4901 No. Dixie, Ppm- 395-4169. Evinrude, with electric dents. Only those with REPAIRS Furn. Children welcome. apt. available Oct. 31st. HAUL. Jennings Picture 650 CC BSA motor cy- starter, remote control, WESTINGHOUSE Broadloom carpet op— pano. Phone 399-2081. Framing, 110 E. Boca local references need Heat and A-C. $100 - Ladies "Longine" Wrist cle, like new condition, separate gas tank, ideal apply. Own ai-r-condi- MAJOR APPLIANCES $175. 395-7884. tional. $90.00 monthly. Raton Rd. 395-1660. 278-1471 Apply Apt. #9 or 6 Ma- watch, all platinum, 52 $475, many extras, 395- for skiing and fishing. tioned room with bath 3881 N.W.' 3 Ave.White cut diamonds. Appraised Double Bed with Frame 7936. $375. 395-5321. and TV. Children,- pets TOWN TAXI jestic Apts. 395-4662, Sightseeing Tours Wind Apts. Furn. 1 bed- FURNISHED 1 & 2 bed- value $2,000, asking and Box Spring, also Boys Schwinn English and other help. TOP room apt. also efficien- $1,000. Call 395-7789. double Dresser and Racer $20. Good condi- Aufds for Salei WAGES. Write P.O. Box in Limousine room apts. $75 & $80. Night Table. Antique 395-3221 cy. Season or yearly. Carl Salinger Apts. 3100 tion.395-2842 after 3:30. 254, Boca Raton. Adults only. No pets. CARPETS and "life too White,like new.395-0604 Antiques $495 buys 1957 Cadillac POOLE'S UPHOLSTERY N.W. 5th Ave. 395-4653. can be beautiful if you Couple Deville with Plumbers wanted. Top One two-bedroom apt., CUSTOM surfboards, Pair Louis XVI side money paid to qualified Pick-up and delivery Hornes lor Rent use Blue Lustre. Rent Chairs, beautifully Fleetwood i nterio-r. furnished, air-condi- electric shampooer $1. $125 up. DELRAY Factory air, all elec- plumbers. 399-6262. Guarantee to satisfy tioned, heated in new du- Beautifully furnished SURFBOARD CO. carved French walnut, Senior Beautician with 395-327? Belter's Hardware Co. fluted round legs, $200 tric, everything go. plex. 340 S.W. 1st St.3-2 central heat and air. RICHWAGON CYCLE following in this area. HEATING EQUIPMENT 395-3142. Large Tilley Heater, pair. Intriguing history. 'Phone Johnson 395-4420, Guarantee & Commis- $175 includes lawn care. new, in crate, $20. 395- CENTER, 217 E. Atlan- Cleaned and Repaired Wm. Day Inc. Realtors Pair Sidney E. Wilson 1964 Grand Prix York sion. Phone 399-1332 Specialize in oil - fired The FRENCH QUARTER 7656. tic, Delray, 276-9365. Mezzotints $50. Pair Blue, fully equipped, 399 S.W. 8th Street 395-0220. between 9 a.m. & 5 p.m. units. Nice neighborhood 2-2 Etchings "Bookstalls" like new. $3345. Call Reliable woman with BOCA SERVICES Luxurious one bedroom and "The Madeleine" 399-3J50. Boca references to baby unfurnished apt. Only unfurnished. $125 month 1965 Simca 1000, Brand 395-7570 one available in new 6 by year includes lawn Paris $100. 395-2541. sit for small children on Rugs cleaned in your Handsome two-door New, driven 7,000 miles Tue. and Thur. late aft. unit building. 15x30 ft. care. Wm. Day Inc. in Europe. New Car 50,- home or business. Dry private landscaped pa- Realtors 395-0220. carved walnut cabinet and Sun. A.M. Call 395- foam method. 399-1607 42" x 39", adjustable 000 mile warranty by 6130 after 6:00. tio. Free laundry facili- Seasonal, monthly or W shelves. Cost $300, .Chrysler Corp.395-1506 - 399-1358. ties. $125 per month. yearly. Furnished or Terrific liquor cabinet 55 Olds Deluxe Model, MerefiafirJi^e Waritecli Repairs - All makes Apply Apt. 5 or 6 or unfurnished. Call Mr. with lock. $100. Phone 95, two door hardtop, All Models. Also call 395-2984 for infor- Hutching at 395-2900, Wanted Clean Used mation. 395-2541, very good condition, HOUSEHOLD GOODS T.V. Rentals Mildred Maddox, Real- Pair French Empire good tires, all electric, Will Pay Top Prices Call 1 Bdrm. Furnished - $90 tor. Style white marble top radio, heater, $350. Try Us Call-WH2-1042 SOUTHERN T.V. per mo. Furnished 2 bedroom, 2 tables, carved lyre 395-5321. Duke Home Furnishings 395-4666 Thos. P. Nolan, Realtor bath home and pool. 350 shaped support, antique 1961 Bronze Gold Olds 2301 N. Dixie Highway, TIC TOC CHILD CARE 131 N.E. 1st Ave. S.W. 14 Place, Boca Ra- mottled green and tan88. 4 door Holiday. Full Pompano Nursery 395-3838 399-1355 ton. _____ enamel, 30" x 37" $300. power, factory air. Buy - Sell - Trade 273 N.W. 15th St. New 1 Bedroom luxury Unfurnished home for Phone 395-2541. Looks and runs like new. Boca Raton apts. Air cond. and heat- rent monthly or yearly -; _ First offer of $1449. Situations; Wanted 1 Year to 6 Years ed. Furn. or unfurn. also nicely furnished y * Call 395-7053. Ironing done in my Tel. 395-5440 Season-yearly. 6499 NE home. Call 395-3119- 16' Thompson, wood '51 Classic, M.G.-T.D. home. Pick up and deliv- DRUM LESSONS ' 7 Ave. 278-2084. RENTALS lapstrake. Fully equip- Excellent condition, ery. Call 395-1871. By former Milton Berle EXTRA Guests Coming? Furnished or unfurnish- Mors Psople ped except motor. Sport- $850. 399-3217. General Housework & drummer, register now! Available, Furn. Studio ed, seasonal or yearly, ster model, cushioned Ironing. Own transpor- No instruments to buy! Apts. & Villas, on the we have them. Many seats across front and Plants, Trees, Sodi tation. References. 278- 399-1714. . ocean, private beach, East of U.S. #1. 395- back, in fine condition. Orchid Sale - Many hy- E & R MASONRY priv.dock. The Villas of 1322. HAMMOND ORGANS 0980 after 4:30. Must sell this week, best brids and species divi- Complete Masonry from Boca Raton, 507 S. Ocean Bruce E. Darrell, offer. Owner 278-0039 sions 50£ up. Expert Retiree seeks full or than ail other Nafional Brands Combined part time occupation. start to finish. Asphalt Blvd; on A1A. Call 395- Realtor in Boca Raton. potting service, sup- drives replaced with 5220. 425 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. plies, fertilizers, fungi- Many years administra- tive experience, Quali- concrete. Prices start @ 1 Bdrm., Lux'ury apt. cides, insecticides. $175. Licensed & Insur- furn.or unfurn. Long or POOL # HIDEAWAY NURSERY, fied, assume manage- 6C U... ment duties and corres- ed. Keystone Patio's &. short term lease. Call OCEANFRONT 2300 W. Hillsboro, Sidewalks. Phone 941- 395-3287. Deerfield, 399-0757. pondence. Intelligent, Furnished, 4 Bedrooms, Organ co. vigorous, alert. Box#P, 2338 after 5 p.m. Lovely 2 bedroom, 2 3 Baths, Nov. 1st to it AII om Boca Raton News. WEDDING CAKES bath, apt. beautifully March 1st, $500 month- Your Hammond Dealer . . . Complete Service Experienced long dis- Alterations: ANNIVERSARY CAKES furnished, across from ly- tance operator wanted, BIRTHDAY CAKES ocean. $175 mo. Mac- J. Stuart Robertson, Inc. typing necessary, plea- Alterations — new cus- Special Event Cakes Laren & Anderson, 395- Realtor *********** sant surroundings. 40 tom sewing, cushions Custom. Venetian Isles .1333. Roy Irons 395-4624 101 ROYAL PALI ROAD hrs. $50 week to start. and drapes. By expert. JOE'S BAKERY Furnished Duplex apt. 395-1179 ^ Call 395-7535. Call 395-5263. 941-4082 two bedroom, two bath, 395-7111 Dressmaking & Altera- screened porch, car- 2 bedroom, furnished TP PAUL Experienced POOL OWNER house, utility room, BREAKFAST COOK tions. Experienced and port, 1 block from ocean Reasonable. Phone 395- GET GUARDEX in Riveria section. Sea- carport, yearly basis THE Male or Female From $3.75 per box $85. Between Boca & Must be experienced 1689. sonal or yearly rental. Delray. 276-5603. BEBOUT QUALITY alterations TRU-EX Pool Service 540 N.E. Wavecrest Way, 6:30 to 3:30 Phone 395-5370 *********** APPLY SCHRAFFT'S, done in my home. Phone Boca, 395-3426. Real Estate?M 2700 N. Federal Hwy, 395-5471. Agnes Parks. ACCOUNTANT OCEANFRONT For Rent or Safe 30 yrs. experience, full EFFICIENCY A lovely two bedroom, BUTCHER SHOP Boca Raton si artiri Pound charge bookkeeping & Retired man, mechan- Decorator- furnished, bath, Fla,. room, carpet-. Seal Point Siamese Cat taxes. Part-time OR private, screened patio, Ing and draperies, com- We will restock ically inclined. Not with short tail. Days call work in my home, Will afraid to get hands dirty. $115 month, year round. pletely furnished or un- Mrs. Lynch 395-0630. pick up & deliver. 395- Phone 395-3236. furnished. Will rent with H.R.COLF AX 395-4722. Evenings 395-1494. Re- 7161. your freezer with Lawn & landscape main- Two bedroom, newly option to buy. 901 N.E. ward. Custom Painting furnished, central heat tenance man, experien- Decorating 2nd Terr., Boca. SWIFT PREMIUM ced only, steady work, Personals & A/C. One block from Spacious Corner Lot Paperhanging ocean. Available Dec. 1 salary, 395-4295 after French & Spanish Con- Reasonable prices. Best Home, 1600 N.W. 4th anil U.S.D.A. CHOICE meits 6:00 P.M. versation Club Newly materials.Quality work- 399-9875. Ave., Delray, Close to organized. Those inte- manship, Ernest Ralph, Beautiful unfurnished schools, churches & Male one bedroom apt. with stores, 3 bedroom, 2 . . . cut and wrapped Baker $100 rested in joining phone 942-4135. 395-1506. private patio. Sublease bath, $19,000, furnished Furniture Delivery Man Mr. Businessman to Sept. 15, 1965. Call & rent yearly $145 per to your specification* 2 Lab. Techs. $360 Big Sales, 50,000 out- Did you know that you door plants and shrubs, 395-7260. mo. including lawn care. Service Station Attend- could go into 5,000 local SPACIOUS 1 BDR.APT. 276-4557. • ants 50 different kinds. homes every week (26 Quarts 250 and up, gal. and 3 BEDROOM CO-OP 152 S. Federal Hwy. Tailor (coatman) times) for $15,60? This DELUXE STUDIO APT. Female 590 and up, 5 gal. 1.95 $15,60 buys a 4 line OCEAN TO & up. HIDEAWAY NUR- furnished unusually INTRACOASTAL Boca Raton Cooks - white, live in "salesman" in the Boca nice, spacious grounds, Saleswoman-Bakery exp SERY, 2300 W. Hills- Raton News. No better There are not many 3 boro.Deerfield, 399-0757 ideal location, walking bedroom, 2 bath apart- Tax Secretary-Insurance exp "salesman" in town. distance - beach and 395-2330 age 25 min. Call 395-5121 - Miss ments available. This S jTijtori rtgi town. Long Season. one offers right expo- Typist - age 30-42 Bruce. FRANCES APTS., 114 ENYTASK Employment ALL AGES sure, private beach, Assessor PROFESSIONAL Wanted S.E. 7th Ave., Delray pool, recreation area 301 N. Federal Hwy. Beach. 395-7484 M.I.T. '43 Honor Grad, Furn. House or Apt; 1-2 and all the extras. Beau- and for bdrm. Weekly, monthly; DEL-RIO APTS. tifully furnished at START IMMEDIATELY 12 years in Boca Raton. NEWEST — FINEST the next four years Carpet Cleaners Helper Jan,-Feb.-Mar. Near 1 BEDROOM $42,500 Harold Selleck,395-3303 YEAR OR SEASON know that you short hours, good pay, center; beach. Adults. PIANO and ORGAN Send rates, etc. Crouse, Hb Children, No Pets can get the utmost must be neat appearing. SWIMMING POOL 395-3567. BEGINNERS AND 942 S. Park Terr., 410 W. CAMINO REAL 757 s. Federal Hwy. HAIRDRESSER ADVANCED STUDENTS Union, N.J, Colonial Building One Bedroom Apt. Fur- Boca Baton, Fla. Courtesy Senior operator, male Peggy Carter Crump Rooms for Rinti nished or unfurnished. 395-4044 or female. Excellent op- Serv i942-424 ce s:Ma2 liable Furnished sleeping From $99 a month. Call portunity in busy year Omcesffor Rent Painting and Decorating. rooms. Reasonable. 399-5922. Kind round salon. Guarantee Phone 395-2450. Efficiency Apt, Large Medical & Professional or commission plus bo- Reasonable. Reliable. living-bedroom combi- office space 15' x 50* nus. Call 399-3480, or Licensed.Call 585-6081. Apartmeiitsvfor Ririt nation, beautiful white CAMINO SQUARE after 6 p.m., 399-0454. SNOW CAP ROOF and gold suite. Twin SHOPPING CENTER. PAINTING UNFURNISHED DU- and MANICURIST PLEX. Two Bedrooms, beds foam rubber matt- Thomas P. Nolan, Full time year round Ceramic cement. 5 year 2 baths, large living ress, large walk in clo- Realtor Of His Qualifications friendliness work for experienced guarantee on roof coat- room, kitchen, many sets. TV, lovely full 131 N.E. 1st Ave. fcecaise operator. Excellent op- ings. 399-5428. closets. $125. Month on bath, refrigerator and Boca Raton, Fla. and Eipeiience portunity. Busy salon. Need a quiet place to N.E. 8thSt., Delray. One light cooking. Private OFFICE FOR RENT Call 399-3480 or after 6 sew? • Come to "THE block East of Hwy. 5 entrance and off street PRESENTLY CIRCUIT COTTAGE." Classes in Palmetto Park Road JUDGE. p.m., 399-0454. minutes to Beach. Off parking. Maid service $50.00 up. dressmaking and slip- street parking. Avail- monthly, also linens and Call 395-0822, PRACTICING TRIAL LAW- iffKHNCY Substantial Rent reduc- covering. Starts Sept.. YER OVER 15 YEARS IN tion for qualified couple able Nov. 1st. Owner CR towels laundered week- OFFICE RENTALS - 28. 26 SE 5th St. Boca 6-4306. . ly. $100 mo. for onExecutive e Suite - We PALM BEACH AND BROW- who will assume posi- 395-7247. __ ARD COUNTIES. tion of resident manager BEAUTIFUL $125 for two. Call after have available private, RECEIVED HIGHEST HAT- Sme to-.* of new high quality 16 Inside and outside GATEWAY PLAZA APT. 6:00. 399-0477. centrally air condition- ING ALLOWABLE FOR unit rental apt. house in Painting. Reasonable 330 W. Camino Real. LARGE BRAND NEW ed, furnished offices for LEGAL ABILITY IN LEAD- Boca Raton. Write full Prices. No job tooAir cond. - heat, 1 & 2 14 APTS. lease to retired or ING NATIONAL LEGAL particulars with respect small. Call 395-395A. Bdrms. $100 - $135. No ONLY 4 LEFT semi-retired executives DIRECTOR. to background etc. Reply Plastering & Stucco and businessmen, com- WHEREAS HIS OPPONENT LEGAL EXPEIU- pets. Shuffleboard, pas- 1 bdrm. apts. air condi- ENCE IN FLORIDA P.O. Box 2795, Pompano New & Repair tel kitchens & baths. tioned and heat, 1 block plete with switchboard HAS NO JUDICIAL Ex- HAVING PRACTICED Beach, Fla. Reasonable Rates Open 10-4. Owner Apts. from university. Pastel service, telephone, re- perience. HERE ONLY 3&YEARS *********** GOOD Call 276-5196 #4. color appliances, re- ceptionist and public stenographer. To see HAS VIRTUALLY NO HAD NO RATING FOR PLUMPERS MUSIC LESSONS NEW DUPLEX APART- frig., stove, oven, dis- LEGAL ABILITY. Professional instruc- MENT 2 Bedroom, 2 posal, phone and t.v.these fine offices, call PAUI WANTED tors. Guitar, piano, or- bath unfurnished apart- connections. Large dou- or see your man at ... KEEP JUDGE DOWNEY TOP PAY gan, drums, clarinet/ ment. $116 per month. ble wardrobes with sto- saxophone, trumpet, Call IMMEDIATE OCCU- rage above and walk in llSOHI.Ini. CIRCUIT JUDGE 399-6262 trombone, tuba. PANCY. Call OttoYark, closet. Annual lease $99 BEBOUT THE MUSIC CENTER after 6 p.m. 395-0865. Between 30th UNIVERSITY PLAZA Weir Plaza Building DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE 136 Boca Raton Road Palm Beach and Broward County *********** POMPANO BEACH & 32nd St. on N.E. 2nd APTS, 289 N.W. 19th St. 855 S. Federal Hwy. Paid Pol. Adv Pd. Pol. Adv. 972-1297 395-3530 Ave. 399-5922 or 278-0039 BocaRaton;Ph:395-4000 l BOCA RATON NEWS Oct. 29, 1964 15A TO GET THINGS DONE - CALL 395-5121 Office space for Rent Royal Paling bedrooms, bWIMMING POOL Very spacious, 3 Br., 2 WHY WAIT WATERFRONT •with secretarial and 2 OUTSTANDING CAN'T 3 baths, den - pool - Large screened patio - bath, patio, Fla. rm.,Buy a NEW house, im- Coral Key, Pompano Bch bookkeeping service. DUPLEXES DRIVE? Panorama type home sprinklers, fruit trees, mediate possession, 2 bed., Fla. room, many large patio - air condi- extras. $18,500, 2651 2174 N.E. 1st Avenue, Excellent location. Each tioned - on Golf course. completely furn, 2 Bed. wooded section. FHA. central air & heat, ga- Roca R'aron. 395.4964. side 2 bdrm,, 2 bath, BOCA HARBOUR, WA- 2 1/2 baths - 3 1/2 yrs. 724 N.W. 6th Dr. rage, sewers, screened N.E. 47th St. TERVIEW, 3-2, best buy A beautiful home at a Owner Transferred central heat & air, rock bottom price. Own- old - Corner 2 carport- TUNISON PALMS porch, sprinkler, under screened patio, extra $22,500. Open Fri., Sat., paved driveway - side- $17,800 cost. Owner. 501 S.W.Tropical view. 190 feet Sun. 12:00-4:00, 700 er anxious to sell. Will of sea wall, 4 blocks 15* x 60" Store large kitchen, huge util- consider trade. Call walks - E. of Federal - Call 395-0922 8th Terr., Royal Oak ity, lushly landscaped. N.E. 69th St. Eve. 395- CHECK this for VALUE Hills. 395-7195. from Federal Highway. 850 Parking spaces. 4472. HUTZLER REAL- 395-5311. $26,500 - financing can 2-2 with den. Living CAMNO SQUARE Absolute quality, beau- Two bedroom 1 bath, be arranged. 1698 S.E. - Four Large Bedrooms "$18,500 tifully appointed. Pur- TY, Delray Beach, 276- 2 baths - air conditioned 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath, room 26x22, screened SHOPPING CENTER. 23J7L large Fla. with joining 10th Ave., Deerfield patio 12x30. Complete Thomas P. Nolan, chase price $26,500 or utility, toilet, workshop Beach. 399-2073. and heated, family Large living area, yearly rental $140 per Walk to shopping & room, high pitched tile Screened Patio with electric kitchen, central Realtor & hobby room. Frig., "Waterfront" air cond. and heat,Targe 131 N.E. 1st Ave. mo. Your Inspection In- beach, Beautiful 3 bed- 2 Bedroom 2 1/2 bath roof - double garage - Builit-in Grille, Sprink- room, 2 bath, Immedi- washer, mower, air- fully sodded lot - city solarium off master Boca Raton. Fla. vited. 3450 N.E. 5th conditioner, sprinklers, ICWW Central heat &, ler System, Hurricane Drive, ate occupancy, excellent sewers - fine residen- Awnings, Lot 75 x 110 bedroom. Boat dock. extras. $12,950. 240 Air. Separate Din. Rm. Can be purchased fur- financing. Total price Den, Fla, rm, elec. kit. tial area and you select fully landscaped, Im- $12,500. Call 395-0101 N.W. 9th St., Boca Ra- your colors. All of this mediate occupancy. 1365 nished or unfurnished. $20,000 WAREHOUSE ton. 395-3643. lg. liv. rm. rugs drapes Must be seen. Call 395- 850 Parking spaces. anytime. BEST REAL Book cases, Fireplace for $23,200. For further S.W. 7th St., Boca Ra- Fully rented. Trade for ESTATE. Realtors. "A HORSEMAN'S DREAM information call or see ton, 395-3363. 2693 oy 278-2618. CAMINO SQUARE Almost new 4 Bdrm. 3 Oak parquet floors N.E. duplex YRULY DELIGHTFUL Hal Haynes, your man BUY NOW! A Bargain at $15,500. SHOPPING CENTER. Bath home in 5 acres 3 blocks from ocean Lovely 3 bedroom 2 bath Thomas P. Nolan 100 ACRES - CANADA Tea for two - on a love- at BEFORE THE SEASON Nice lake, small cabin ly porch facing Intra- pasture; covered pool - Excellent Neighborhood home in fine neighbor- Realtor patio; central air-heat; Priced at $35,000 RUSH! hood. Includes built-in 131 N.E, 1st Ave. $9,500. Trade for any- coastal Waterway or in Choice 90' x 125' lot in thing in Ft. Lauderdale, the fabulous family elect, kitch; large fami- Another Very Special kitchen - dishwasher, Boca Raton, Fla. ly rm; open fireplace; 4 bdrm. 3 bath, between Weir Plaza Building Royal Palm Yacht & -stove and washer dryer. Lunch Wagon Business 57' BOAT $12,500 room. Enjoy golden sun- A1A and Intracoastal Country Club. We are Twin Diesels, wants sets at eventide. This even new barn, $51,500. 855 S. Federal Hwy. Near school and shop- For Sale. 3 wagons & More land available. 2 car garage. Private Boca Raton;Ph.395-4000 authorized to offer at ping. 243 N.E. 26th St. equipment. Good busi- home up to $25,000. tri-level, 4 bedroom, 4- Beach. For Gracious $9500 for quick sale. 4 COLORED UNITS 1/2 bath home is for This is rare. Faone 395-2473, ness. 395-4172. Living you must see 4 BEDROOM 'OtHERWELL $20,400, Will trade for those who appreciate, this. Furnished at a NEW HOMES "^ LOW same price home. the fine things in life. 3 BATH M REALTY down payment - Boca BEER BAR New wall to wall car- Reasonable $40,000 757 S. Federal Hwy. Raton Square - we have R.T. HODGES & SONS call Sam Scott at Colonial Building Complete kitchen. Pool 1715 East Sunrise Blvd, peting, beautiful drapes 224 S. Fed. Hwy. Built to your specifica- several new attractive 2 and game tables Pays and many extras. Pric- 395-1433 or 276-7713 395-1322 or 395-5333 tion. Only $15,990 in- Boca Raton, Fla, and 3 bedroom homes Rent, Full detail. Ft. Lauderdale BRUCE E. DARRELL cluding fully sodded lot, 3954044 Call JA 2-6J7Oj (anytime) ed at $70,000. For appt. BEAT THE HIGH RENTS on wooded lots with cen- THOS. P. NOLAN L Realtor, 425 E. Palmetto City water & sewers. tral air conditioning and TRADE FOR CO-OP call Gladys Ludlam $1000 DOWN Pk. Rd. — On your way TITLE REALTOR Bruce E. Darrell, $199 PER MONTH Excellent financing. central heat. Americana 131 N.E. 1st Ave. Lovely two bedroom, 2 To the Ocean Call 395-0101 for infor- INFORMATION ranges, screened por- bath, custom built, four Realtor Today we can offer a 3 3-2 by owner. Country What does you co. do Boca Raton 425 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. bedroom, 2 bath home mation any time. BEST ches, etc. Priced for 395-3838 399-1355 years old. Write Box Club Village. Spacious REAL ESTATE, Real- other than "sell" Title immediate occupancy at 220. Savannah. Ga.. Boca Raton 2 blocks from the ocean, house, extra large lot &' Insurance. ANS. We fur- EXCEPTIONAL 395-1322 for $1000 over the $29,- tors, MLS. $17,700, $18,400 and INVESTMENT large patio - almost' nish abstracts, loan $20,600 with down pay- CHATHAM HILLS - 500 mortgage. This is EXCEPTIONAL closing services, act as OPPORTUNITY new, 501 N.W. 13th Ave. AT $36,500 ments of 10% and 1% SHARP — 2 bedrooms, a luxury estate that can 395-4383. "escrow" agents for U.S. 1 frontage with 2 bath screened patio - be purchased with all the Your acceptance will be closing costs. To see net. $250,000 down on Beautiful corner Home, construction loans and these fine residences sprinkler system - cen- tax benefits in your fa- immediate when you in- serve as consultants to ,$500,000 total invest- tral heat and air condi- completely landscaped spect this charming today, phone or visit vor. Let us show you and with circular drive. 3 individual sellers, pur- ment. Contact Mr. Took- Modern Apartment tioned home including tell you about it today. home. Step inside and George Van Zee your er, Marvin Parks Real- Building,located in heart Bedroom, 2 bath, beau- chasers, real estate man at ... carpets and drapes of- MOTMERWELL all three bedrooms, liv- brokers, banks, Savings ty, 200 Datura St., West of Beach area. Tenants fered at $17,200 - Call tiful kitchen with wall ing room and kitchen IWi R.EALTY refrigerator, disposal, and Loan Assns. and At- Palm Beach, Fla. Phone can walk along the Beach, or visit Paul Blanchet, 757 S, Federal Hwy, look southeast onto a 832-711£L and also "windowshop" dishwasher, deluxe oven torneys. We are always ffl.M. your manat . . . Colonial Building screened porch and at- ready to help YOU with at nearby stores, 8 spa- Boca Raton, Fla. and stove. Washer & tractively landscaped, Weir Plaza Building Dryer & plenty of cabi- any real estate problem. Building Plot in good cious Apartments, _ 395.4044 fenced in yard - 21/2 855 S. Federal Hwy. (sleep 4). Ideal for sea- nets. Drapes throughout. BOCA RATON residential area in S.W. OUTSTANDING VALUES baths - two blocks to TITLE CO. Boca Raton;Ph.395-4000 sonal rentals at high Weir Plaza Building Must see to appreciate. ocean. It's a fully equip- or N.W. section. 85' x 855 S. Federal Hwy. 3-2 II o m e Screened Cost $24,700. Moving - Call: Sam Esco 115' minimum, with rates, or for annual Porch, Good Neighbor- ped beauty with central Leases. Penthouse Boca Raton;Ph.395-4000 must sell. $21,900. Can air conditioning and Day : 395-4484 STUNNING sewer. Reasonable. hood, sidewalks, sew- retain mortgage to Night: 278-3952 WINTER RENTAL 395-0488. apartment for owner. $300 DOWN heat. Top financing IN BOCA'S BEAUTIFUL Excellent rental record. ers, central heat. $2300 $18,000. Call for appt. IMMEDIATE down - assume mort- available. Let us knock CAMiNO GARDENS ESTATES Owner must remain up Owner 395-7053. on this door with you two blocks from the ocean. ^^ OCCUPANCY gage - no closing costs Original model completely A Commodious, well fur- 24 Acres, Hwy,#l to wa- North, price reduced Make offer, Must sell, today. 2 bedroom, 1 bath fur- $110 month pays all. Immediate occupancy. decorator furnished. Three nished home. Two large ter. Business lot cor- $15,000 for immediate OTHERWELL bedrooms, 3 baths, electric bedrooms 3 baths with ner N.E. 12th St. Several sale. Liberal terms. nished home. Priced for Boca Raton Square. 3 kitchen, large screened dressing rooms. Large quick sale at $10,500. Room For Hobbies, 2/1 bedrooms, 2 baths, REALTY panelled Library that dou- lots N.W. 2nd Ct. Sacri- MacLaren & Anderson, M 757 S. Federal Hwy. patio with pool. South-east bles for third bedroom. 151 E. Royal Palm Rd. Call 395-0101 anytime. Fla. room, large utili- drapes and refrig. in- exposure. Family room, POOL& LARGE PATIO. fice prices. Call after 6 ty, screened porch, Colonial Building central heat, A/C. 2 car p.m. JA 2-7207 Ft. Ph. 395-1333 BEST REAL ESTATE, cluded. Call 395-0579. Boca Raton, Fla. SEASON OPTIONAL Realtors. , pretty yard, circle $12,200 BRAND NEW 2 garage. $45,000. Owner. Full commission to broker. Lauderdale, Fla. drive. $14,000. F.H.A. 395-4044 Telephone 395-0611. ATTENTION SACRIFICE BEDROOM ON LARGE 960 Butternut Terrace NO EXTRAS TO BUY 4-2, Fireplace, Corner appraised. LOT. SCREENED PA- 395-1396 BUILDERS! Move into this com- Lots available in Coun- lot, $3500 under FHA TIO, TILE ROOF, BEST COST pletely furnished two committment. Wm. Day 2/2 Home, N.E. 5thBUY ANYWHERE. MO- $23,000 try Club Village — sew- bedroom, two bath, Ave., screened porch, ers, water and roads. Ingj., Realtors. 395-0220 DEL AT 1155 W, CA- F.H'iA. mortgage avail- BUILDER'S MODELS home. Furniture like 3 bdrm., 2 bath turn, ox garage. F.H.A. Pay- MINO REAL, BOCA RA- Lots ready for building. new. Custom drapes, ments about $100 able for this large 3 Just Completed unfurn. Air conditioned TON- bedroom, 2 bath home. 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, and 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, plus Unusual discounts now carpeting included. or Non air coiid. Beau- monthly. being offered. Call 395- Rooms large, plus EAST OF FEDERAL large Family Room — Roofed outside Dining Terrace, tifully landscaped. One Air conditioned. A sure- immense screened patio. Sprinkler System. Heating 1818. screened porch. Central of the nicest locations 3/2 Fla. room, large WANTED: & Air Conditioned, G.E. Appliances and everything INVESTMENT Heat. Asking $18,500. to-please offering. Call ready for immediate occupancy. in Boca. If interested utility, carport, nice 395-0101 anytime. BEST IN CITRUS For appt. Call 395-3980. yard, sprinklers, FHA R.E. Brokers who need Directions — Turn west on N.E, 25th Terrace from U.S. 1 to For the best buy in a REAL ESTATE, Real- N.E. 5th Ave. turn South to N.E. 24th St. Models at 301 & Call Gladys Ludlam $24,500 available. advice on sales con- tors. 311 N.E. 24th St., Boca Raton. young 10 acre orange Bruce E. Darrell, 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath, in ORYAL HADLEY, tracts and closing costs Hours 11 - 5 p.m. grove, let us show you to call us. Realtor Royal Oak Hills. Living Realtor LOVELY HOME these at $995 per acre. 425 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd, Room with Den, Break- BOCA RATON Compare with much 400 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED JACKS CONSTRUCTION CO. Boca Raton fast Room in Kitchen. Boca Raton 395^2244 TITLE CO. PERFECT CONDITION higher priced groves. Screened S.E. Patio. Call: Sam Esco 3 bedrooms 2!i> baths. Partic Boca Raton 395-1445 Record of less cold & Day ; 395-4484 ularly GRACIOUS. LIVING $11,900 395-1187. THIS HAS AREA. Modern kitchen. hurricane damage than 2 bedroom, 1 bath, en- SMASHING VALUE - A EVERYTHING Night: 278-3952 Carpets, draperies all kit- SNOW PROJECTS HOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION any other major citrus chen appliances — Heated & closed Fla. room, all comfy livable 2 bedroom K OFFICE SPACE lor KENT Air-conditioned producing area. electric kitchen, refrig. 2 bath home in fine Large 3 bedroom, 2 Unusual office space in cen- Unusually large Pool and 15 HOUSES JAMES R. TOMPKINS storm . awnings, rugs, neighborhood at $16,500 tral location with excellent including a. new home under contract for REALTY baths, Rugs, Drapes, natural light, air, andprivate A*'TRULY GREAT OPPOR- drapes, some furniture, - Central gas heat - Refrig., Washer, Dry- washroom. Reasonable TUNITY. Dr. & Mrs John Webb 1819 N.E. 24th St. car port. 75' x 150' here's where you get a er, Disposal, Central rentals. We have tho key, 942-5600 completely landscaped. value for your money. Air Con, Freshly paint- BOCADr: BUILDING F. BYRON PARKS 790 Forsyth Slree! Residential lot — 60' x 1 10 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. 395-3700 Eves. 395 0611 Excellent condition. By We invite your inspec- ed. Good financing. All Boca Raton, Florida Ki-Unit Apartment 14-UnH Apartment 142*. Three blocks east owner. 148 N.W. 9th St. tion - call or see Lloyd this for only $18,500. 942.1955 Pompono Beach of Federal Higliway.near for Mr. and Mrs. for Mr. and Mrs. 395-3175. Lively, your man at ... Call 395-0101 anytime. James Brinnon Mitchell Sc'henberg shops and Post Office, BEST REAL ESTATE, Priced helow market. BEST 431 Yf. Camino Real 289 N.W. 19th S(. |*SONS.,tn<. Realtors. Lose if(ills' to a fioute Owner West Palm Beach BEACH 48-Unit Mote! Rental Duplex for: 84434290. Weir Plaza Building LEON AUDINO in For Coral Inn, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ward Mortgage Foreclosure, Delightfully new 3 bed- 855 S. Federal Hwy. 2900 N. Federal 2600 NE 5th Ave. Royal Palm 100 x 122, room home plus family Estate section 135 x 160, room. Grand living Boca Raton;Ph,395-4000 CUSTOM TAILOR PALMETTO PARK Both corner lots 278- room with fireplace, REMODELING 22 UNIT CONDOMINIUM APT. 0202. separate dining room, ADDITIONS Suits Made to Order TERRACE for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marqusee, 300 NE 20th St. Boca s Best Lot Buys beautiful kitchen, SCiEEN ROOMS Apt. lot 100' x 131' with screened Lanai, deluxe Domestic Imported We now have ready for immediate occupancy FLA. ROOMS Fabrics. Alterations one of the finest family homes we've ever had. Now Ready for immediate Occupancy : city sewer $6800. baths, complete A/C, 3 spacious bedrooms, plenty of closets, out- Duplex lot with city sew- big garage, etc. Priced "Anything" on Ladies & Mens standing master bedroom suite, carefree family HOUSES APARTMENTS er 75' x 135' $4400. under market for this Wm, C. Prowe Garments, room, 40' roofed porch, glamorous styled kitchen 4 Bedroom 3 Bath 501 N, A1A Thomas P. Nolan, pre stige neighborhood, 355 N.E. 5th St. including dishwasher, disposal & refrigerator. & 3 Bedroom 2 Batli 1 Bedroom 1 Bath Realtor $35,000. Quality, Loca- Boca Raton 110 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. PLUS AIR-CONDITIONING & RADIANT HEAT READY IN 6 WEEKS Heated Pool Boca Raton 395-2777 Furnished $180,00 131 N.E. 1st Ave. tion, Price. Why settle 395-2789 - a low down payment of $3,300 will handle. No 3-Bedroom, 2-Bath 395-3838 399-1355 for less? closing cost! See it and our other models today. Carpets, Drapes, 323,500 14 APARTMENT UNITS MacLaren & Anderson NOW IN BOCA RATON 201 S.W. 9Ui Ave. 395-5313 INTRACOAJSTAL LOT in 289 N.E. 19th St. Near University. $110 Month. 151 E. Royal Palm Rd. REAL ESTATI EXAWt COURSE Boca Raton 399-3919 Royal Palm Yacht & Ph. 395-1333 Country Club. Listed Less 10% pre-construction Mortgage Foreclosure, For-BROKERS or SALESMEN, at $35,000. Will sell discount. Beautiful duplex in beach REMODELING Harvey Real Estate Schools operates a branch of its popu- at $30,900. section, 2999 Banyan lar Real Estate Exam Course in Boca Raton at thg UNIVER- FLORIDA 2 North Facing Lots Lake Floresta and REPAIRS SITY BOWL CONFERENCE ROOM.DIXIE HWY.and 20th ST., Will Build to Suit Rd. 278-0207. FLORIDA rooms, roofs over Boca Raton, This course is conducted personally by D, patio, screen enclosures, Harvey. The course is composed of 8 lively interesting ses- Due io Our large Volume and Low Selling Expense sions which thoroughly cover the Fla. Real Estate HoncU HOME REPAIRS CBS Additions. Remodeling book. Total cost only $50.00. complete. Licensed Con- BAHAMAS WE ARE ABLE TO OFFER YOU CARPENTRY, Alterations, tractor. MONDAY AFTERNOON - 1:00 JP.M. IRELAND Paneling, Doors, Screen HARViY You may att@nd first session free and all types of repair. Mr. Harvey will be in the Conference Room each Monday THE MOST : THE MONEY Licensed and Insured. COMSTRUCTiO« CO. at 12:30 P.M. to answer any questions. FOR BOTH ON SALES AND CUSTOM-BUILT Phone 395-2672 Days 395-3271 For Information Call: MR. COOPER 278-0808 after 5 p.m. 395-4452 Ililiiiiil Fulverhed REMODEL SEE: "the Real Estate Corner' MUCK HOORS Rentals from $5 per month — fil^^l^i^^ir^^^SgSSSjs^ffi.^a^wS' Lawn Sand Cttatahooche Floor Repairs — Piano Tuning & Cement Finish Trumpets, comets, ckirinuts, Driveway Rock PATIO FLOORS, GARAGE flutes, saxophones, trombones INIMMIE Bermuda Grass FLOORS, POOL DECKS, New and USED DRIVEWAYS & ETC. REALTORS Alexander, Buffet, Holton, Loblanc, CO South Federal Highway BOCA RATON 395-4624 Bud Butler Frte Estimates King, [j<;i>dy, Ludwig, Rogers. CONSTRUCTION Boca Raton Call Faustini THE MUSIC CENTER HISIDiOTIAL & COMMiftClAL •399-1998 395-1871 I 136 iocci Hofot* Rd. 395-3530 Office 399-5922/395-4964 Home 395-3890 16A Oct. 29,1964 BOCA RATON NEWS City Delays Bids on Apartment Water Project Foreign Car Maull and Commission- of a bicycle and walking John Loughery and re- versity and a raise and The City Commission first time. ferred the case back to reclassification for held up four bids on a In another ordinance, er Robert I. Honchell path from NW 7th St. to voting against, Commis- Boca Raton High School; the City Pension Board Chief License Inspector sewer project Tuesday new licensing fees were for rehearing; Harry J. Machle- Trade - Ins awaiting action on a set in the merchants sioners Sidney S, ACCEPTED, with ($25), billiard balls and Brodhead, Joe DeLong pleasure, a proposal FORMALLY adopt- larger deposit for the from the Boca Raton Ho- ed the Chamber of Com- LICENSED INSURED '64 VOLKSWAGEN XSSVZ: job. bowling alleys ($10 and Arthur Mirandi vot- XSSVZ: per alley or table) and ing for. tel and Club to permit merce's design for a HERBERT LONG 4-Door Hard|°p- The city had accepted landscaping of Golf city flag; and 04 lAUILLAl equine* a $65,000 deposit from coin laundries . ($3 per In other action, the Painting and Decorating Factory air machine for the first commission; View Road; APPROVED Police 3320 East Atlantic Drive »OO PUCWDni CT B«' Alr *-Door Sedan. Auto , Radio, Arvida Corp. for the in- DO bntVKULti Heater. Power Steering. *i QQE FILED a petition of oo stallation of sewers in five, $1 per machine INSTRUCTED the city Sgt. George LaMont Boynton Beach, Florida White Walls. Like New. 17/000 miles ' « 289 names, plus several working part-time at the company's new Sabal thereafter). This action engineer and director of Phone 585-6081 Steering, passed on a 3-2 vote, public works to deter- letters, requesting the Florida Atlantic Uni- ftUEMDfll CT 4'Door Hardtopardtop.. Auto., Power Point condominium, but retention of Fire Chief bZ bntVKULtbn l Brakes, Radiadioo, Heater. WhiWhitt* si QQC the lowest bid submitted with Mayor Harold mine feasibility and cost Wills. Factory »tr J03J came to $71,457. '60 VOLKSWAGEN On recommendations PLENTY from its consulting en- Johnson Pleads for Education OF '62 MERCEDES-BENZ ™% gineers, John A. Grant, BROWN'S Brakes, Gen. times, PARKING Inc. of Boca Raton, the (Continued from page 1) ship between public and RESTAURANT and Leather interior.,,., )JJJJ commission ordered the stressed the roles play- "Our goal is to open private schools, and >98' Holiday H'Top bids held and instructed ed by free public educa- the doors of higher ed- Coupe# Fully oquippJ. concern about local, tt Low mileage,One own- City Attorney Roberta tion, the Land Grant ucation to all who can state and federal rela- er. Like new qualify, McKenry and City En- College Act and the GI tionships, which could CHOKKfR i gineer J.P. Vansant to Bill of World War II. "The proud achieve- handicap educational LOUNGE '60 MERCEDES-BENZ Z™nJzt meet with Arvida offi- "It is time," John- ment of the GI Bill chal- programs. 7 cials to seek an addi- son said, "for a new lenges us to programs In the citation for his =Federal Hwy. and Royal Palm - 395-9953« '62 FALCON tional deposit. break-through . , . for of loans and scholar- honorary degree, con- The commission for- a new revolution in ed- ships enabling every ferred by Dr. Kenneth iTAUAN-AMERICAN FOODS mally approved a new ucation in America. young man and woman, Williams, the president Universal free educa- who has the ability, to type of zoning district was singled out for Baked Chicken Roast Turkey — R-3-C, which will tion through high school, move beyond the high bringing to American permit multi-family the decision of a century school level." life "a new dimension with Dressing 1.50 with Dressing 1,50 units of 800 square feet ago, no longer meets He issued a challenge in human understand- Baked Lasagna 1.85 Spaghetti & of living area for the the test of the current to work for solutions to ing' ' and contributing Meatballs 1.45 differences regarding significantly "to the Rizzo Special HETyHH EiiiTT S. ROBERTS segregation, difficulties stature of Western civ- (Spaghetti, 6 oz, Delmonico because of the relation- ilization." Ravioli, Sausage Steak 1.75 your Dedicated and Meatball) ^ 45 STEWART MOTORS EXPERIEHGEIS Under Supervision GRACE'S FOOD STORE 375NJL6THAVE.- iQualified Candidate of Lou Rizzo Group 2 STATE 1949 N. W. 2nd Ave. DELRAY 278-3358 PIZZA Pli A SPECIALTY MERCEDES-BENZ AND VOLVO BEPIiESEiSTAME SALES AND SERVICE ® Emmett Roberts pledges to the Specializing OPEN SUNDAY 1p.m.-9p.m. people of Palm Beach County continued dependable, responsi- ITALIAN SUBMARINE DAILY 11a.m.-3a.m. ble service at all times, represen- SANDWICH DEMOCRATIC ting you with dignity and integri- NOMINEE ty- -WEEKEND SPECIALS Ri-iLECT EMMET? S. REGAL Pull Lever 8A 6 pak Pd. for by P- B. County Demo. Exac. 95* Bologna ib. 59$ Comm. A O.mo. EKW. Comm. of Flo., Beer Warren Goodrich, Chrmn. Ann Cramer, Vic. Chmn. ROBERTS. Plus Oep SCOTCH AN OPEN LETTER !@ CONSERVATIVE AMERICANS DAflf A/*E CTADE FEDERAL HIGHWAY IN HOW CAN AMERICA BE SAVED FROM SOCIALISM ? I A VllAwE Jl Vill DOWNTOWN BOCA RATOH NO DELIVERY OR CHARGES ON FULL QUART BY YOUR HELP ! THESE SPECIAL SALE ITEMS MAC NAUGHTOM Hudson Bay IMPORTED CANADIAN You represent good citizens: reliable, respected and with a deep-rooted sense of 6 YEAR OLD responsibility. . You believe in sound money, states' rights, the dignity of the individual, a strong America in order to keep the peace, morality in government SCOTCH as well as in people. 69 WHAT CAN YOU DO? A •H FIFTH WALKER Recognize that the Democratic Party nationally has been captured by a determined DeLuxe group of inflation-minded free spenders — those soft on communism — those who Ti REG. 6.95' „_,.,_, 11 KINDS-BETTER withhold the truth from you — those who believe in big government. HEUBLEIN THAN MOST PEOPLE! 100 PROOF ; Bourbon HOW CAN YOU PROTEST? BOURBOH Forget political labels - vote for the principles you truly believe to be right. Vote for the people who pledge to protect your future - protect your Social Security - the peace by strength - the morals by decency in government - the money by wise and only necessary spending. Join with Republicans in this election which decides the direction we will take. We welcome you and sincerely seek your help. The candidates listed below subscribe to these principles. Vote for them! All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing. PULL DOWN THE OF THE FULL QUART QUART LEVER ABOVE EACH FOLLOWING AMBASSADOR Guckenheimeri «>p HICKORY President Senator Barry Goldwater SCOTCH Bourbon Vice-President. __ ...William A. Miller Very Light U. S, Senate Claude R. Kirk U.S. Representative... John D. Steele Governor — Charles R. Ho!ley Judge 15th Judicial Circuit.... Raymond J. Moudry States Attorney Marshall G. Curran, Jr. State House of Representatives Donald A. Montgomery, Group 1 USHER'S FULL QUART State House of Representatives Daniel Gorham, Group 2 GREEN STRIPE Fleischminn9$ State House of Representatives ...Donald H. Reed, Group 3 SCOTCH State House of Representatives- Louis A. Bafaiis, Group 4 or Culvert's «• Sheriff Martin M. Kellenberger GIN Tax Assessor ...... W. Paul Bebout, Jr. Tax Collector Charles W. Brown Supervisor of Registration — Louis J. Moreil Board of County Commissioners E. F. Van Kessel, Dist. 1 Board of County Commissioners Edward W. Bandlow, Dist. 3 Will km Pern STONE JUGS FULL .#* LANCER'S VSH ROSE QUARTS Superintendent of Schools „„. Lloyd Early BLENDED WHISKEY IMPORTED CRACMLiH PARK and Tilford Board of Public Instruction District 2 William R. Heidtman . t's Halloween Time Jft ~*3 Make Ocf.37 Goblins Do Have Appeal A Safe Day Man's fascination with Boca Raton parents the supernatural is an will help make lift- emotional balancing act spooky and fun for child- between fear and fun. ren Halloween by light- The hearty laugh of ing candles in jack-o- those who sneer at ghost lanterns, maybe plan- stories frequently has ning a spook party com- an embarrassing re- plete with skeletons semblance to a nervous falling out of closets, giggle. and helping youngsters Boca Raton residents dress for the "haunt." will admit that Oct. 31 "We hope that our can be a pretty rib-tick- Halloween will be safe ling experience. from any accidents or They may laugh at fires," said Sal Matteis, some of the children fire marshal, Boca Ra- dressed in weird cos- ton Fire Department. tumes, roaming the Mrs. Arthur K. Mitchell accepts keys to the new (.union Club Center from How can parents pre- streets moaning "Trick (ilen Smithson. Presentation wa.s made at the center's dedication ceremony vent tragedy on Hallo- or treat." last week. ween? But to the children "Keep candles away it's no laughing matter. Craftsmen in the Art of from paper jack-o-lan- Who knows what's going Mayor Maull Dedicates terns and other combus- to be lurking on that dark tible materials," he corner when Matilda said. spook turns out for her Other hints for a safe yearly haunt. New Garden Club Center Halloween included: It may be fierce John- A capacity crowd at- Invocation was given Use only flameproof ny-the-pirate. by Rev, Albert G, Ship- Specialists materials in costumes There's an irresisti- tended the dedication of Boca Raton Garden horst, past a r, First in and party decorations. It ble appeal about the sha- Presbyterian Church takes only a few minutes dowy world of the occult Club's new center last Hair and Wig week. and president Kiwanis to check material to see that has attracted poets, Club. Styling if its flameproof. playwrights and authors The center was ded- icated by Mayor Harold Among those present Shaping Know where your for centuries. A n d, at the dedication were children are going trick throughout the history of V. Maull, following a Coloring presentation of center past presidents of the ,or treating. If you are mankind, this appeal has club Mrs. G.I. Emerson, going along to chaperone spelled success in the keys to Mrs. Arthur R. Permanent Waving a party, check the dec- entertainment business Mitchell, club president, Mrs, William O'Don- orations, and if they are — from William Shakes- by G lenn Smithson, not flameproof, discard peare, with the ghost of builder. (Continued on page 3B) them in the nearest Hamlet's father to Rod trash can. Serling and his probes "Being prepared is Whut is Halloween? Witches' brew, goblins, lighted pumpkins making faces in of the "Twilight Zone." Come Look Us Over only part of the game," the dark, children . . . These youngsters are all set for Halloween with their Current manifes- Matteis cautioned, own Jack-O-Lantern. Youngsters are (left) Terri, nine months, Cathy, fi, and tations of the allure of We have a new look we think you will like. PARK AVENUE "Knowing what to do John Murray, °>. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Dick Murray, Palmetto Park the weird are three new Many now items — new straw department Beauty when a fire breaks out (Continued on page 3B) 14 piece hund carved mahogany cocktail table is the real test. Tor-race. filled with gourmet goodies only $95 nd BEADS - SEQUINS - FRUIT SHIPPING IS STILL OUR MAIN BUSINESS Around the Town RIBBONS - JEWELS FINEST GIFT QUALITY 103 Royal Palm Rd. RAFFIA - SWEATERS APPLIQUES - FLOWERS IP 75 Amclur Bldg, EMBROIDERY KITS INDIAN RIVER CITRUS Boca Raton, Florida From Hand packed to your order BOUTIQUE ITEMS FOR SATISFACTION GUARANTEED BAZAARS Delivered 395-7575 They Came for a Glimpse . . . 5 FRESH ORANGE JUICE 15th season serving Boca Raton stopped at the first clear from her son stationed doing all sorts of things 53 Oceanside Center By Sandy Wesley area to clean burrs_off in Japan. these days. One couple, FITCH'S Pompano Beach, Fla. It was as good a way Mr. and Mrs. Thomas The President came shoes, slacks and stock- Trims and Crafts Shoppe Boca Fruit Shippers 942-7448 ings. as any to spend a Sun- E. Harney, Boca Raton 2032 E. Oakland Pk. Blvd. to town Sunday and more Square, have just re- than 15,000 people gath- LUit it took more than day afternoon, and, even Fort Lauderdaie 151 5E 1soppt, Ave. PH 395-4844 burrs to daunt this though some of the peo- (Continued on page 3B) ered to see him. ple didn't get more than Kwik-'Chck President Lyndon B. crowd. The President of the United States was a glimpse of the Presi- Johnson dedicated Flor- dent, they did meet ida Atlantic University coming and they were going to see him. friends and neighbors and received an hon- there to pass the time. orary doctorate at: the Women wearing after- ceremony which drew noon dresses or suits, people from all over the gloves, hats and heels Boca Raton people are Lest you forget.... area and state, including stood in the sun for Boca Raton, naturally. three hours, never Men, w o m e n and flinching once, others children began throng- sat on the grass, still ing across the burr- others had brought their ridden fields to get to own chairs to sit on. ELECTION DAY, the main campus at 2 Some women carried p.m. Some women com- parasols to keep the hot OF CHICAGO plained about the little Florida sun off their CUSTOM burrs tearing at their heads. One woman from Tuesday, November 3 nylons, others in slacks, Delray Beach, Mrs. HAIR STYLING shorts or shifts didn't Jack Saunders, held a complain. Japanese parasol which Most of the people had been sent to her 395-2720 The One and Only... REDUCING SALON OWE OF THE FINEST AND MOST COMPLETELY EQUIPPED IN FLORIDA announces The Opening of their New Solon FIRST BANK and TRUST COMPANY AUTIFUL E of BOCA RATON in Boca Raton CONVENIENT TO DOWNTOWN at 1st AVE. and ROYAL PALM RD. 179 Golf View Drive- Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Phone 395-4420 ROYAL PALM PLAZA PHONE 395-0124 1 2B Oct. 29, 1964 BOCA RATON NEWS To Handle Radio, TV Old Recipe Has Been •mm f In Family for 50 Years Fiesta Gets Petersen James K, Petersen, secretary; Robert Ag- sents an international A . favorite family the little bit I eat, but I Florida Atlantic Uni- new, representative of polo game on the third recipe belonging to Mrs. love to bake." ' versity, will handle the Boca Raton Jaycees, day of the Fiesta. Walter Morgan will be Chairman of this television and radio William Archer Jr. of Nicholas Bishop rep- featured at the Debbie- month's sale is Mrs. Royal Palm Shopping resents the local Rand Memorial Ser- Charles Carter. The coverage for the 1965 vice League Gourmet Fiesta de Boca Raton it Plaza, site of the Fiesta schools, Robert Drum- bake sale will be held was announced at a and Donald Beveridge, mond, golf chairman, Bake Sale Friday, Oct. from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. whose firm is donating and Richard Kemper is 30. in the Service League Fiesta steering com- mittee meeting last publicity assistance for entertainment chair- "The recipe has been Thrift Shoppe, East the Fiesta and who pre- man. in the family for 50 Royal Palm Road. week. years," according to The recipe for date The Fiesta, sponsor- Mrs. Morgan. "My sticks? Here it is: ed by Debbie-Rand Me- RETURN EMMITT S. ROBERTS mother used to bake it 3 eggs beaten lightly morial Service League, and if she were alive, 1 cup sugar will benefit a commun- your Dedicated she'd be 105 years old. 1 cup flour ity hospital to be built pinch salt in Boca Raton. EXPERBEBSOES The recipe is called 1/2 teaspoon baking L. Bert Stephens, Date Sticks, powder manager of Boca Raton Qualified Candidate Mrs, Morgan, who 1 cup walnuts cut in- Hotel and Club, also has Group 2 STATE lives at 399 W. Camino to small pieces agreed to open the doors of the hotel to the pub- i Real, came to Boca Ra- 1 cup dates cut into I "I REPRE$EHTAT§¥E ton three years ago from small pieces lic again for tours dur- • Emmett Roberts pledges to the Detroit, Mich. Mix ingredients, bake ing the three day fiesta people of Palm Beach County Her hobby is cooking, in a nine inch square which will be held Feb. continued dependable, responsi- "I'll bake a whole pie pan thirty minutes or 26, 27, and 28, 1965. ble service at all times, represen- and just eat a little of longer. Test with a Members of the com- ting you with dignity and integri- it," she said, "My toothpick. When cool cut mittee are Mrs. Sidell DEMOCRATIC friends ask me why I go into two-inch strips and Tilghman, chairman; NOMINEE through all that just for roll in powdered sugar. Mrs. Vincent Cox and RE-ELECT EMMET? S. Mrs. Albert Toomey, Pull Lever 8A Pd. for by P. S. County Demo. Exec. vice-chairmen;. Mrs. Comm. & D«ma. Ex«. Comm. of Flo., Robert Drummond, Worr«n Goodrich, Chrmn, Ann Cramer, Royale Woman's Club Mrs. Walter Morgan prepares ingredients for her Date Sticks. Mrs. John Crandall, Vic* Own. ROBERTS. Plans First Luncheon Royale Woman's Club homa" through "Gra- will hold its first lun- nada" and on to more cheon fashion show and familiar, lighter arias musicale in the Patio of the traditional opera. Royale, Boca Raton Ho- Chairman of the lun- WHAT PRICE EDUCATION tel and Club Dec. 14. cheon is Mrs. Ruth Ball Featured in the pro- Harker. Committees for gram, which will be built the event will be an- around the theme, nounced soon and tic- "Melodies Around the kets may then be pur- World" will be eight chased in local music stores and from mem- FOR 74,000 CHILDREN! stars of the Palm Beaches' Civic Opera bers of the Royale Wo- and men's, women'sand man's Club. children's fashions by international designers. Luncheon music also For The Price of Only 2 will be provided. Proceeds will benefit a fund for educational, OF civic and philanthropic projects. By Arnold 0. Williams COFFEE Cups of Coffee Monthly Featured in the musi- The greatest boon of cal program to be pre- American medicine to sented by the civic opera mankind is, of course will be Joseph Papa, . . . painless surgery. tenor; Charlotte Miller, The accepted rule of You Will coloratura, and Dorothy science is that, discov- Kidder. ery — dates from pub- The entire program lication. William Morton WHAT 20« PER MONTH Provide proper Education for the 74,000 school will be under the direc- is generally credited children expected in 1970 in Palm Beach County- tion of Dr. PaulCsonka, with the "discovery" of musical director of the ether because of the WILL BUY IN civic opera and associ- publication of his find- ate conductor of the Mi- ings and the methods of FUTURE EDUCATION Provide FULL SHARE of Education to 4,000 new ami Opera Guild, and administration. « Because of litigation and controversy, the 20 mills students EACH YEAR- Isabel Chatfield, artis- However, the first use tic director and former recommended by the Board of Public Instruction to provide of ether was by Dr. buildings, classrooms and facilities we re not levied. The star of international op- Crawford W. Long, a current mtllage is only enough for immediate needs of our OEliminate NEED FOR DOUBLE SESSIONS and era. country doctor in Jeffer- schools. The capital improvements made possible by this Other stars of the son County, Georgia, $26,750,000 bond issue will help meet the recommenda- OVERCROWDING NEXT YEAR- civic opera to appear in who successfully used tions of the State Department of Education Survey Team, the program will be Iris ether to painlessly re- school principals and the new accreditation standards. Dudley, Thelma Wea- move a tumor from the Provide 509 new classrooms, the estimated ver, Bella Griffith Smith ® The money received from the bond issue.will help meet neck of James Venable the ever-increasing school population —72% since 1957— minimum needed by 1970, with county population and Paul Wolf. in March of 1842, with a shortage or classrooms and other facilities TODAY, The program will Dr. Long is credited even greater shortage next year. There are 148 portable of over 400,000- range from folk songs with eight other ether classrooms in use today, with 8,000 children in substan- and songs from "Okla- operations, however,. dard classrooms. he did not publish his © Money from the bond issue will finance: 18 new 3 Plan for the 8% annual school population increase findings until after the elementary schools; 2 junior high; 1 senior high; 1 jr-sr Garden Club universal acceptance of high; 357 new school classrooms; 152 classrooms added to ... 72% increase since 1957 ether, so the official be- existing schools; 10 new science labs, 26 science labs Sets Speaker ginning is Oct. 16,1846, added to existing schools; 38 new school and 29 old school when Dr. John Warren homemaking, industrial arts and libraries; 26 music Provide 22 NEW SCHOOLS and 75 additions and Mrs. George P, Bank, performed a demonstra- rooms; 4 gymnasiums; 25 cafetoriums. alterations to EXISTING SCHOOLS- president, Seagrape tion in the amphitheater Circle, Garden Club of the Mass. Gen. Hospt. of North Broward Coun- * WHY IT WILL COST YOU ONLY ^323 Help attract business and industry with sufficient ty, will speak at a Gar- Moral . . . when you den Club horticulture have something good — 20< PER MONTH good schools ... and educate properly the children of workshop Monday, Nov. publish it ... and For some homeowners it is more, for some it is less, but for 2. that's one reason why the owner of a $12,000 home assessed at 60% or $7200, those who come here- we keep on saying in with a homestead exemption of $5,000, there is $2200 The workshop will be this column . . . Wil- taxable valuation. An average cost of 1.09 mills for the held at 1 p.m. in the liams Medical Pharmacy bond issue ($1.09 per $1,000) brings the average annual Garden Center. is your Family Druggist cost to $2.40 over the 20-year period. 24 CUPS OF 10* All Bond Money to be used only for new schools, Mrs. Bank's topic will . . . free delivery . . . COFFEE! Isn't it little enough to assure a good education to additions and alterations of existing facilities, be "Growing Ge- 395-5522. our children? raniums." equipment and sites. WHY YOU SHOULD RE-ELECT ST1TSON O. SPROUL NOV. 3 General Election YOUR COUNTY PAPER BALLOT TAX COLLECTOR FOR A CONTINUED EFI ''ICIENTand COURTEOUS DEMOCRAT - \lk YOU CAN VOTE ADMINISTRATION m He has been a most conscientious and hard EVEN IF YOU DID NOT working County Official. His employees have always rendered most courteous and efficient service. RE-REGISTER The office of County Tax Collector handled over 30 If you are a previously registered freeholder, million dollars the past 12 monUis. but did not re-register by Oct. 3, you may There is no substitute for experience. You, the tax- vote for this bond issue by any of the payers, need a man of experience in Unit office. following:, Prior to his first seeking election, Mr. Sproul had 14 years of banking, an ICS course in accounting, and (1) Present at the polls a current real FOR also had 8 years of tax experience. property tax receipt. Mr. Sproul has always operated your Tax Collector's (2) Show a deed verifying ownership of office as economically as possible. Last year he property. turned back to the County in excess fees almost $300,00fi. (3) Sign an affidavit that you are a 0 There is definitely no need for a change. freeholder and show legal description of 0 Every Voter should carefully check the qualifica- property, its location or address. UOQH and background of each candidate. Your support to re-elect Stetson O. Sproul your Coun- ty Tax Collector will be gratefully appreciated. Pd, for by P.B, County Demo Ex#c Comm & Demo Bxac Comm clTIZENS S PD. POL ADV. of Flo, Warren Goodrich, Chrntn and Ann Cramer, Vlco Chrmn. BOCA RATON NEWS Oct. 29, 1964 3B Ghosts, Goblins Prepare for Saturday (Continued /ram IB) haunted houses; the European custom of • warm themselves by the Today, the trappings' third features a con- blazing bonfires on fire and to bask in the of ancient rituals "are television programs. temporary witch in the Halloween is found in good cheer provided by still with us on Hallo- Two of the shows cari- guise of a normal house- Sir James Frazer's their affectionate kin- ween — grotesque cature eerie families in wife. classic book on primi- folk. masks, witches, black All three arerintended tive customs, "The The Irish say that cats, white ghosts. But Juniors Will to producelaughs but the Golden Bough." He jack-o'-lanterns origi- the glamour of mystery basic ingredients of the points out that the souls nated with a man named and awe that clung to the Meet Monday gags are found in man's of the departed were Jack who was doomed to annual observance has tribal lore •— centuries supposed to revisit their walk the earth with his long since been dissi- Junior Woman's Club before television was old homes in order to lantern until Judgment pated. will meet Monday, Nov. even a bad dream. And, Day because he was un- 2, rather than Tuesday presumably, there was Yellow Rose able to enter either hea- Club Plans due to the national elec- nothing funny about the ven or hell. tions. The meeting will superstitious beliefs of But when the Druids Card Party be held at 8 p.m. in the those early times. Bali Planned were calling the shots, Rutenberg Riviera mo- For instance, Comp- they combined their fear The second of a once- del home on West Ca- ton's Pictured Encyclo- "Yellow Roses" will of ghosts with fun and a-month series of card mino Real. pedia relates that the be the theme of a ball rejoicing. A three-day parties will be held The program will In- ancient Druids believed to be held by Beta Sig- celebration centered Monday, Nov. 2, in the clude second part of a spirits of the dead ma Phi, Epsilon Pi around Halloween. The Community Center, study course on com- Chapter, Monday, Nov. munism. Speaker will roamed abroad on festivities included The dessert card par- Halloween and they 7. roasting nuts and apples ty, sponsored by the Wo- be John Sealy, Austria The semi-formal will be honored at the lighted bonfires to drive as symbols of the har- man's Club, will be held them away. dance will be held from vest. at 1 p.m. meeting. Hostesses will They also thought that 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. in the be Mrs, James Brittian cats had once been hu- Knights of Columbus and Mrs. Robert Per- man beings but were Hall, Pompano Beach. 'Boca on Stage To Be kins. changed as a punishment Music will be provid- for evil deeds. This cu- ed by the Sunliners. Re- rious notion found its freshments will be Held December 2 and 3 Party Set served. way into 20th century "Boca On Stage" will chants and admission Pennsylvania Gold melodrama with the Donations will be $3 will go toward civic, a couple. Proceeds will be held Dec. 2 and -3 in Coast Club will hold Its broadcast of Arch Obo- Boca Raton School gym- state and community Halloween party tonight ler's hair-raising radio go toward the sorority's projects of both clubs. planned projects for the nasium, it was announc- in Cresthaven Commun- play, "The Cat-Wife," ed this week. Kiwanis Club funds ity Hall, Shopper's Ha- which starred Boris year. will go toward college ven. Karloff. Information and res- The fourth annual va- scholarships and Boy The party will begin A more neighborly ervations may be ob- riety show, co-sponsor- Scout troops. Junior at 7:30 p.m. explanation of the old tained through Mrs, ed by the Junior Wom- Woman's Club funds C.C. Winnigham, chair- an's Club and the Kiwan- will go toward Boca Ra- man, 395-0243. is Club, will be held at ton City Recreation De- Around Town Again 8 p.m. partment for recreation Proceeds from .ad- facilities for Memorial vertising by local mer- Park. "but soon snow will Garden Club] (Continued from IB) fly." turned from a trip up The Divans spent (Continued from IB) north where they visited sometime in California nell, Mrs. Clarence CUSTOM their "old home town" this summer but most James, Mrs. William Dunkirk, N.Y. Mr. Har- of the summer was spent Livingston, Mrs. Homer ney had been superin- in Minneapolis. Gwinn and Mrs. S.B. tendent of schools in DRAPERIES Mrs. Helen Austin Miller. Dunkirk for 22 years Others present at the before retiring. McNeis left recently for Daytona Beach after dedication were City They toured other Commissioners Sidney northern states includ- visiting Mrs. Charles H. Enjoy our FREE Parker in her Royal Brodhead, Arthur Mi- ing Chicago, 111., North randi and Joe DeLong; SHOP AT HOME Dakota, Mrs. Harney's Oak Hills home. "I regretted very Mr. and Mrs, Robert old home; Michigan and Leggett, Leggett repre- Decorating Service Wisconsin, and came much that she had to sented Rotary Club; home through the "Old leave," Mrs. Parker said, "but I'm hoping Mrs. Harold Archer and SHOP IN OUR STORE OR To arrange an Ap- Smokies." Mrs. Joseph Gola Jr., pointment at Your "Never again," was she'll return and con- IN YOUR HOME! We will sider making, her home Woman's Club, and John custom make any $1.98 yd. Convenience with No Mrs. Harneys comment Flancher, Art Guild. drapery fabric, floor length on her trip through the here." Obligation just Call . . Principal speaker (80" or longer) with tABOR Collect SUNSHINE IS IN. great mountains. was Mrs. Frank W. AT NO CHARGE. Slight "We went through the A "Something for the charge for shorter draper- Kitchen" shower and Hewlett, president, Flo- CR 8-2877 & 399-2837 This roofless garden-room, based Smokies with a 20 foot rida Federation Garden ies and valances. trailer, during tourist coffee will be held today for Harriet Williams, Clubs,Inc. on the Atrium of Roman homes season when tempera- With her were Mrs. tures were hitting the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Williams. Charles H. Blanchard, Open Mon.-Sat. 2,000 years ago, is one of many 90's," she said. "Never first vice president; 9:00 - 5:30 again." The coffee and show- er will be held by Mrs. Mrs. Carrol I. Griffin, unique features found in the Ted Sieforth and Mrs.second vice president; Come in or Orit/ring the Cold Const] Mrs. M.S. Dillingham, Phone homes of Camino Gardens today. Dr. and Mrs. Paul Diana Crutchen in the Colled 3415 S. Federal Hwy., Delray Beach home of Mrs, Sieforth, third vice president, and Phones: CR 8-2877 & 399-2837 Divan will open their Mrs. Alfred J. Butler, From significant details such as Southeast Spanish Trail district director, Flori- VISIT OUR DEERFIELD "BROWSE N THINK SHOP" home Nov. 4, according Mr. and Mrs. Andrew 1603 S.E. 3rd Court (Cove Center) to a letter we received Jackman and their son da Federation Garden custom bathroom fixtures and recently from Mrs. Di- Skip have left for St. Clubs. van. 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Silvers, lives Group Insurance News Begins Fashion Pattern Series at 1601 N.W. Fourth St., EXECUTIVE BLD6, Annuities Boca Raton News be- gustine La Mar Fashion Mar Fashion Pattern Boca Raton, was pro- 21 S.E. 3rd St. gins a new service to its Pattern offer, will run Book #2 also is avail- moted to specialist four women readers with this each week in the Wom- able to readers at the in September while Boca Raton, Fia. issue. en's Section of the pa- price of $1. The book in- serving with Headquar- The service, an Au- per. A new fashion pat- cludes a complete se- ters Battery of the 35th tern will be offered each lection of high fashion Artillery's 3rd Batta- week. designs. lion in Germany. Patterns will include For book and pat- Fischer, a clerk in BEDS terns, including the the battery, entered the - TWIN high-fashion daytime and cocktail dresses, three patterns on this Army in August 1962 JUST RECEIVED-IN GOOD similar to ones seen on page, print full name, and completed basic CONDITION-COMPLETU FOR WO this page, in sizes 12 to address, pattern num- training at Fort Knox, 20 and 10 to 16 depend- ber and size on a post HOURS 8:30 to 5:30 OPEN FRIDAY 'til 9 P.M. ing upon the pattern card or letter and send it, along with cash or style. Use the Classifieds RICHARDS FURNITURE Price of each pattern check for total amount, will be $1 plus five cents to Augustine La Mar 3749 N. Fed. Hwy., Pompano Beajch for postage. An extra 15 Pattern Fashions, Boca BOCA RATON NEWS cents will be charged for Raton News, Box 1615, 941-0617 first class mailing. G.P.O., New York 17, 4B Oct. 29, 1964 N.Y. The new Augustine La ELECT Charming dress for dinner or dancing with its unusual shoulder interest . . . pretty de- tails to frame the face. Bodice is shaped with Robert F."Bob" panels to form tiny shoulder cutouts, held firmly in place with rib- bon strip and tack-on bows. For silk crepe No. R-205 shantung, faille, peau Sizes 12-20 DAY do soie. Price $1. K-200 is available in sizes 10, 12, 14, 16. Two-piece dress with the look of a suit . . . Size 14 takes i 7/8 short cropped bodice top conies to just below the yards of 14 inch fab- waistline and features a smart pleat lapover at ric. Standard body mea- center front. Slim skirt has soft pleats and high State Representative surements for size 14 rising waistband. Smart in wools, tweeds, heavy are: Bust 34, Waist 26, silks. Price $1. R-205 is available in sizes 12, 39 years old; married, former MARY WATSON; three Hips 36. children 14, 16, 18, 20. Size 14 takes 3 3/8 yards of 44 B.B.A. — University of Miami Resident inch fabric. Standard body measurements for size Law Degree — University of Miami of Boca Raton Royal Palm 14 are: Bust 34, Waist 26, Hips 30. General Real Estate Business in Boca Raton for the past Since 1946 17 years Member - B.P.O.E., 2166 (P. Ex. R.). . . American Legion Seventeen years Sets Party . . . Exchange Club . . . Moose Dr. Sfeele Will Speak Vice President — P. B. County Mortgage Brokers Ass'n experience Members of Royal Past Director — Palm Beach County Cancer Society in business and Palm Yacht and Country Chairman — Boy Scout Committee civic service Club will kick off its At Hospital Conclave Chairman — Elks Youth Activity Committee winter season with a Dr. Merrill F.Steele, preceded by the asso- Chairman — Organizing Committee, Boca Raton Elks Halloween party Satur- Mo. R-207 Bethesda Memorial ciation's annual confe- day, Oct. 31. Sizes 10-16 Hospital administrator, rence and election of Over 200 members will be one of fifteen ad- officers Nov. 5. PULL LEVER 10A are expected to attend ministrators throughout Chairman of the con- the black tie affair which Tailored sheath is space stitched along bodice Florida who will speak clave is Mrs. Willard J. will feature entertain- panels that form the new lowered waistline . . . at an Association of Flo- Pipes, past president of ELECT BOB DAY ment by the Voyagers, a skirt is slim with center back kick-pleat. Rounded rida Hospital Auxiliar- the Auxiliary. Pd. Pol. AdV. folk singing group. neckline and above-elbow sleeves feature V ies conclave Nov. 6. The party will begin slits, outlined with stitching. For sheer wool, The meeting will be with cocktails at 6:30 faille, shantung, ottoman. Price $1. R-207 is held in Clearwater. p.m. followed by dinner available in sizes 10, 12, 14J 16. Size 14 takes Topic of the day long and dancing at 8 p.m. 2 3/1 yards of 44 inch fabric. Standard body mea- conclave will be "Lead- Entertainment will be- ership of Volunteers in gin at 10 p.m. surements for size 14 are: Bust 34, Waist 26, the Hospital." The party will be held Hips 36. The conclave will be Intndming .... in the yacht club. Jolly Mixers Set Meeting A luncheon and card BOCA USTRIES party will be held for members of Jolly Mix- ers Club, Wednesday, ROOF CLEANING and PAINTING Nov. 4. The luncheon will be held at 11:30 a.m. in the 162 E. BOCA RATON RD. El Sirroco Restaurant, Deerfield Beach. ^___ Telephone 395-3581 ^—^—-M Hostesses will We Mrs. Virgil Heck and Mrs. Robert Liljeberg. Use the Classifieds 2 Coats Latexon HIGH WHITE FUNGUS RESISTANT ROOF PAINT PLUS GE SILICONE APPLIED OVER THE TWO COATS OF PAINT MAKES A LONGER LASTING JOB THAT CAN'T BE BEAT A Smile. It's good exercise. *.*•*• It's an exercise in hospitality. A smile's a Life insurance, that is. (Samo good deal as State Farm car in- pleasant persuader — pleasant enough to TILE REPAIR! surance.) State Farm's new line bring tourists back to your city, your state of life Insurance gives you a choice of 26 policies with loads — perhaps to stay! Welcome these visitors. of new fdttturos for up-to-date 10 TILE REPAIRED FREE WITH EVERY PAINT JOB protection at down-to-earth They may someday be your neighbors. costs. For full details, see your friend for life. Remember — Courtesy wins friends... for Florida . . . and you! LICENSED and INSURED EARL WILKINSON AOIHT 119 W. Pnlmtttu Ports Bowl * 9 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN AREA toco Raton, Flerldo Office 395-3515 * MEMBER BOCA RATON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Residence 395-2636 Stat« Farm Ufa Insuroncn Company FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY Homo Office: Bloumlngton, Illinois. HELPING BUILD FLORIDA BOCA RATON NEWS Oct. 29, 1964 5B First Mentioned in 1600 B. C 'Flatness' of FAU's Campus FISCUS, ALTMAN & FISCUS, Inc. Lilly Plants Boast a Long History Gives Way to Shrubs, Trees Your Insurance Needs Are Our Business Lilies, as one of the The unrelieved flat- philodendrons, and po- Our Only Business Is insurance most beautiful and be- ness of Florida Atlantic draneas. Serving You Will Be guiling members of the University's campus is Shrubs: all will be Our Pleasure plant kingdom, have al- giving way to shrubbery considered. ways stood apart from and trees. Small trees.- various Executive Building their less appealing kin. First tree to be do- palms, any flowering 21 S.E. Third Street Office Ph. 395-5550 Indeed, legends about nated to the cause of a and fruiting small tree, Boca Raton, Fla. Home Ph. 395-5552 their origin and uses more beautiful FAUwas bucidas and other patio have shrouded them in a the gift of William F. size trees. veil of rapture shared by Keeton, who made the Medium to large few, if any, other plants. contribution in honor of trees: coconut, cabbage It is said that the first President Kenneth R. and other single-stem lilies sprang forth from Williams. palms showing 10 feet the ocean is your neigiibor at the tears shed by Eve A second tree has of wood, clump palms when she was banished been donated by Mr. and such as the arecas, re- Golden Harbour from the Garden of Mrs. Ralph Geckler, clinatas, and pauratis. Eden. Historians tell us who gave Dr. Williams mftwIntracoasH that the religious sig- a blank check for a tree The uprising that set Boca. Raton's newest and most distinguished purchase at a local nur- William of Orange upon 100% Waterfront Community nificance of the lily can sery. be traced back as far as the British throne was the Mlnoan religion of There is still a lot of called the "Glorious ancient Crete (1600 unbeautified ground Revolution." DISTINGUISHED LOCATION-«.».. B.C.) as an attribute to among FAU's 1200 Intracoastal and East o! Federal Highway (U.S. 1) Is seconds windswept acres. Horti- away (root the ocean and downtown Boca Raton * Deep the Mi no an goddess wide waterways: Direct access to the ocean fur any Briomartis. cultural donations will slM D0Jts- TtlBr« *n no bridges • Delayed be welcomed after a BlJl|dine Plan: » small deposit will insure choice Through the centuries Oregon Lily "Golden Clarion" necessary screening for Framing of lot and guarantee price of Home against Increase lilies have been eaten, "ability and suitabili- used for medicinal and plants. Foremost of Horticulturists at plant. ty." Donald Brightman, cosmetical purposes, these is a bulb com- Florida's Cypress Gar- A lily without both of superintendant of and even worshipped. posed of overlapping, dens, who have grown the root systems will grounds and transporta- GOLDEN HARBOUR Their history has been fleshy scales (like an thousands of Oregon lil- usually produce a weak, tion, explained this point Bth A««nU« «t N.E, 12th St, recorded for more than ragged growth. BOCA MAtON, fl-OfltlDA onion), ies over a ten year peri- by saying that screening PMOMK: 399-2344 5000 years and has al- Aurelian hybrids of od, say that Florida's After planting, the is necessary because ways carried an extra Regale lilies, first pro- climate and soil create cans are placed in a some plants don't trans- a Harbour auoewttt community measure of importance conditions which re- cool, dark spot and kept We offer a line of custom duced in France about plant well, and others made. hand-carved, hand* beyond that of a beauti- 1928, became the fore- quire special cultural moist until the £tem that are attractive in one fini shod picture frames of ful flower. methods if the lilies are breaks through the soil setting do not look well the highest quality arid runners of modern day workmanship produced by True lilies, or to be hybrids commonly call- to be grown successful- surface. Then they are in another. master craftsmen with more technical, mem- ed Oregon lilies, so ly here. moved to an area of full modern know-how. Prices are He listed the follow- unbelievably moderate. bers of the genus named because a pio- The time of planting sun or very light shade, Lilium, have special A weekly application ing as desirable addi- neer in their develop- and growing had to be tions to the scenery at characteristics which ment and production was changed from the rec- of water soluble fertili- distinguish them from Jan de Graff of Gres- zer is the best method Florida's newest uni- 110 E. BOCA RATON RD. ommended spring and versity: Downtown Boca Raton other so-called "lily" ham, Oregon. summer months to the of feeding the plants. These continue until the Ground coverings: li- Phorw 395-1669 fall and winter, Septem- riope, opthiopogan, we- ber to March. Next came flower buds mature. Af- ter the flowering peri- delia, sepcreasea, aju- solving the problem of gas, shore junipers, Florida soils being too od, which often lasts as long as three weeks, the lantana and zebrina. 2 • BEDROOM s porous and nematode in- Vines: allamandas, fested to grow specimen soil is allowed to run 2 - BATH 15,490 COMPARE - drier to prepare the bougainvillea, various lilies. jasmines, monsteras, INCLUDING LOT Experimentation bulbs for a vital resting . Location showed that they pro- period. . Construction Quality When the stem dies duced best when bulbs . Luxury Features were planted in the 46 and separates easily ounce cans used for can- from the bulb, they have ned citrus juices. reached t h e resting period and only enough Since good drainage is water is applied to keep paramount in growing them alive. Normally lilies, holes are punched the resting period ORGANS WITH CENTRAL in the bottom of the cans should continue until the For Home, Church AIR CONDITIONING 1255 West and an inch or so of next fall & HEATING broken pottery or gravel Among the many va- OVERBROOK Enclosed garage Formica cabinets Camino Real is placed in the bottom. rieties grown at Cy- Screened patio Numerous closets other beautiful models also at After this comes an inch press Gardens, and MUSIC STORES White terrazzo Etc. Etc, of the soil mixture . . . usually available at POMPANO BEACH S.W. 12th Ave. af S.W. 13th St. the bulb is placed on it most Florida garden and FT. LAIIDERDALE and the remainder of the centers are bright yel- can is filled with soil. low "Destiny"; yellow It should be noted that orange "Valencia ; soft at least an inch of soil yellow "Golden Clari- is used beneath the bulb on"; and the large flow- and three inches or ered (10 inches in diam- THE ONLY more above it. This is to eter) "Gold Band" promote rooting both at which is white with a the base of the bulb and golden yellow stripe in Oregon Lily "Destiny' along the stem of the the center of each petal. EXCLUSIVE Calendar of Events BOCA RATON TODAY Lion's Club, 399 N.W. 35th St., 7 p.m. Sunrise Kiwanis Club, Schrafft's Restaurant, 7:30 Civil Service Association, Community Center, a.m. 7:30 p.m. ~ Royal Palm Woman's Golf Association, Royal Chorus, Community Center, 7:30 p.m. • Palm Golf Course, 9:30 a.m. Jaycee Wives, home of Mrs. Joseph DiMauro, Boca Raton Woman's Golf Association, Boca Ra- 330 N.E. 24th St., 8 p.m. 10 NEWS ton Golf Course, 9:3,0 a.m. Welfare Council, 290 N.W. 13 St., 8 p.m. Rug hooking, Scout hut, 10 a.m. Republican Party, Chamber of Commerce, 8p.m. Newcomers Club, Coach House Harbour, noon. Jr. Woman's Club, Rutenberg model, West Ca- Exchange Club, University Bowl, 12:15 p.m. mino Real, 8 p.m. WITH MONDAY Flower arranging, Garden Center, 1 p.m. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3 1420 - CBS Dramatics, Community Center, 3 p.m. THROUGH Ballroom dancing instruction, 7:30 p.m. Voting Day, Community Center, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Twilighters, Scout Hut, 7:30 p.m. Debbie-Rand board of trustees, Drummond Build- FRIDAY ing, 9:30 a.m. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30 Plastic flowers, beginners, Community Center, * ® Oil painting, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 5:30 P.M. Pine needle weaving, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. Palm frond weaving, Scout Hut, 9:30 a.m. Dressmaking, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. Rug hooking, Scout Hut, 10 a.m. Sketch group, Art Guild building, 9:30 a.m. Kiwanis Club, hidden Valley, noon. Debbie-Rand bake sale, Thrift Shop, 10 a.m. Advanced plastic flowers, Community Center, Needlecraft, Community Center, 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 1420 - CBS Twilighter activities. Scout Hut, 2 p.m. Brownie, Scout Hut, 2 p.m. 8:15 A.M. Civic division Chamber of Commerce, CofC aud- Dramatics, Community Center, 3 p.m. MONDAY itorium, 3 p.m. Civitans, University Bowl, 7:15 p.m; Billiard instruction, Community Center, 3:30p.m. Royal Oak Hills Bridge Club, Community Center, THROUGH Boca Barbershoppers, University Bowl, 8 p.m. 7:30 p.m. FRIDAY f| SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31 Square dance instruction, Scout Hut, 8 p.m. Baton instruction, Scout Hut, 8:30 a.m. Veterans WWI, Barracks 2855, Legion home, 8. Bugle lessons, Scout Hut, 9 a.m. Jaycees, 140 N.W. 11 St., 8 p.m. Drum lessons, Community Center, 9 a.m. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4 Stickcraft, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. Drum and bugle drill, Scout Hut, 10 a.m. Advance textile painting, Community Center, 9:30. Sparky Fire Department, Boca Raton Theatre, Mosaic tiling, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Rotary Club, Pal's, 12:15 p.m. AL TOPEL Skating lessons, Scout Hut, 12:30 p.m. Japanese dolls, Community Center, 1 p.m. Roller skating, Scout Hut, 1 p.m. Girl Scouts, Scout Hut, 2:30 p.m. VETERAN FLORIDA NEWSMAN Oil painting, Community Center, 1 p.m Tap and ballet, community Center, 3 p.m. t m, Judo instruction, Community Center, 1 p.m. Girl Scout Troop 201, St. Joan of Arc School, Teen-age dance, Community Center, 7:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m. PBA, police station, 3:30 p.m. ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2 Judo instruction, Community Center, 7 p.m. Dressmaking, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. Christmas cake decorating, Community Center, Beginner's textile painting, Community Center, 7 p.m. 9:30 a.m. Boy Scouts, Scout Hut, 7 p.m. 1420 ON Woman's Choral Group, First Methodist Church, Billiard instruction, Community Center, 7 p.m. 10 a.m. Coast Guard Auxiliary, Community Center, 7:30. YOUR DIAL Shellcraft, Community Center, 1 p.m. Deerfield-Boca Rod and Reed Club, Inlet Club- WDBF RADIO Art foam, Community Center, 1 p.m. house, 7:30 p.m. Woman's Club card party, Community Center, 1. Elks Lodge 2166, 140 N.W. 11 St., 8 p.m. # Girl Scouts, Scout Hut, 3 p.m. YOUR MOST POWERFUL LOCAL NEWS STATION Boca Raton Library Association, library, 4 p.m. Shuffleboard daily except Monday from 2 to 10 Bridge instruction, Community Center, 7 p.m. p.m. at municipal courts, Memorial Park. 5000 WATTS Progressive bridge, Scout Hut, 7 p.m. The News Endorses: We believe the following men to be the best For the School Bond Issue: qualified for the offices they seek: Vote Yes For State Attorney: Quentin V. Long Don't overlook the separate paper ballot next Tuesday. A man of much poise, Quentin Long has been On that ballot is the future of education in Palm called one of the best assistant state attorneys Beach County. to ever hold the office. He now is seeking the The financing of the much-needed additions to top spot, vacated by Phil O'Connell. Long is well present plants and new schools depends on the qualified, and has a wealth of experience in the passage of the bond issue. field. Well-liked by his fellow members of the If this issue doesn't pass, we in Boca Raton bar, he would continue the prestige and excel- next year will be faced with double sessions and lent operation of the office. In addition, he has crowded classrooms. been a superb campaigner and has not over- Though we have often disagreed with members looked South Palm Beach County in his work. of the School Board, and have criticized the way they went about this bond issue, there is no valid reason for opposing the issue itself. For Sheriff: Clinton E. (Red) Taylor The building program prescribed follows al- most exactly the recommendations of a state Typified as a "modern" law enforcement school survey. All money must be spent on officer, Red Taylor is a man who does his buildings, equipment and library books. Not one homework carefully, cent can be spent for salaries or operating ex- "WHO'S HE LOOKING AT?" A specialist: in his field, Taylor has served penses. in military intelligence, in highway safety, as For your children's sake, for your neigh- public relations officer of the Florida Highway bor's children's sake, for the future of Palm Patrol and as director of operations for the Beach County and Boca Raton, you should vote The Other Side of the Coin Sunshine State Parkway. In addition, he served "Yes" for the School Bond Issue. several months as sheriff of the county after the resignation of the incumbent in 1962. The sheriff's office of Florida's largest coun- Sweetness and Politics ty is one that needs the most modern methods . Just Vote possible — and Taylor is the person who can see that this is carried out. By John Opel useful as a beauty aid, but a FAU flagpole twisted out of With the closing days of the gubernatorial candidate with a swarm of bees shape by hurricane Cleo. Whet- For School Superintendent: campaign, there have been few significant issues Besides being the last week around might chase away more her it leans to the right or the penetrating the cloud of personal charges and before the November 3 elec- votes than he'll attract. left is a matter of one s vantage Robert Fulton accusations the candidates are hurling at each tions, this is National Honey point . . . just about the same other. Week. as when evaluating political po- One of the most respected educators in Palm In the wake of television spots plugging his According to the Florida Ag- President Lyndon Johnson, an sitions. But from at least two Beach County, Robert W. Fulton is the best- dedication to education, Democrat Haydon Burns ricultural Extension Service, old hand at reaching the end of spots on campus, the flagpole is qualified man to straighten out the mess in which did not attend the ceremonies Sunday at Florida it's also called the "Sweetest the campaign trail, was here straight down the middle. the school system finds itself. Atlantic University. Charles Holley, his Republi- Week in the Year." Sunday for the dedication of Poor planning and a rather remarkable abil- can counterpart, has been concentrating most of Florida Atlantic University. Al- ity to overlook the problems of education in his campaign energies on Burns alleged finan- Wonder how many political though there weren't any bees Roger Miller, FAU's admin- this fast-growing county has placed on the in- cial irregularities. candidates — be they local, state swarming, a crowd estimated at istrative dean, fought the battle coming school superintendent an almost fantas- A liberal protest vote for Robert King High or national — would be willing 15,000 persons were on hand to of the flagpole's replacement. tic burden. may go far to soothe the minds of the many dis- to go along with that slogan. welcome him. A new one had been ordered, Fulton has a plan and a huge capacity for enchanted persons who find both candidates un- Many of them, no doubt, are and was due for delivery and work — we think he'd do a fine job, satisfactory. But by a curious quirk of fate, it probably would do more to further the ultra- finding that the last week of Only buzzing at the ceremony installation prior to the presi- camping out along the campaign was done by a couple of air- dent's appearance . . .butwith- (Last week, the News endorsed the candida- conservative cause. trail is a pretty sticky business. out the services of the Secret cies of Spessard Holland for Senator; Paul G, About the only comment that seems appro- planes trailing Goldwater priate on what should be the most important There's at least one aspect of streamers . . . and the helicop- Service to help locate it, the Rogers for Congressman; James C. Downey the honey week observance that pole remained "in transit," for Circuit Judge and Donald H. Reed Jr., for race in the state is one of those civic plati- ter that shooed them away. tudes: "Whatever your choice, be sure to vote," seems related to the political State Representative, Group III.) scene. Applications of honey, A special flag raising cere- we're told, will help a ham. It must have been with a cer- mony by area American Legion tain amount of restrait that the posts is planned Veterans Day Honey also is supposed to be president chose to ignore the . . . with a new pole? for what it's worth .... 7* As Smooth as Butter The Breadwinner's journal Solution in Latin America By J. H. Jesse rles of telephone calls between in addition to many, many other Washington, Tom Fleming in things. Few appearances by a chief Miami and FAU. Add to this the Oakland County, Michigan, for By Donald I. Rogers chinery. executive in this reporter's rounding up of hundreds of aca- The president's appearance An AID report from Peru instance, has sent a permanent memory went as smoothly as demic gowns in a rainbow of will pay dividends both to Boca illustrates the program's value representative to the Valle del WASHINGTON—The Agency Cauca section of Colombia who President Johnson's visit here colors, and the thousands upon Raton and to FAU for many for International Development in another important way: Sunday, thousands of details required years to come. Its value from has promoted several mutually- (AID) has instituted a new pro- "The people of the village profitable business arrange- Oh, he was a few minutes late; by the visit of the President of a public relations standpoint gram — "Partners of the Al- of Guyochico near Cuzco were the bubble-top car in which he the United States. would be hard to overestimate. ments between companies in liance" — to allow private or- digging an irrigation ditch Oakland County and Colombia, rode had a flat tire at the en- While there is no convenient ganizations in this country to through the rock of a mountain trance of the university campus Security was well handled way to measure the amount of Organizations and commit- participate in cooperative bus- , . . their tools; picks and iron tees in fifteen states have be- and there were a few people with officers from Boca Raton's radio and television exposure iness ventures with groups in shook up because they didn't police department, several the city received (and we'd ap- bars. We helped by providing a gun to participate in the pro- Latin America. Concurrently it jackhammer unit (cost $750). gram. Even the smallest de- get exactly the seat they thought other cities up and down the preciate clippings of out-of- is looking for American civic they should have had. Gold Coast and from the Palm state newspapers), Mrs. Harold Later, when the Communist gree of help may contribute to groups to assist in Latin Amer- march was made through the the operning of a new frontier. But, all in all, the whole pro- Beach County Sheriff's Depart- Michaels of Western Union re- ican civic projects. ceedings went off as smooth as ment. All, of course, were di- ports that she filed stories streets of Cuzco, the entire Many welcome this new pro- butter. rected by the omnipresent Se- amounting to 9,000 words for the This constructive program, Cuyochico area did not have gram because it is a pronounc- cret Service men. out-of-town press corps travel- arriving late, had a hard birth- one single participant in the ed departure from the typical The original invitation to ded- ing with the president. About an ing, for most of those concern- march." Federal "hand-out" which has icate Florida Atlantic Univer- Taking care of the press was equal amount was filed from ed with Latin American assis- The ultimate goal is to en- cost so much and has achieved sity was extended to John F. no small detail, either. Besides Fort Lauderdale. This doesn't tance are wedded to the idea courage reciprocal relations. so little. Kennedy in 1962. Since that first several representatives from include stories filed by tele- that only Federal aid can create request, the presidential de- each of the major wire services, phone or those filed by the enduring benefits, and that pri- wire service reporters. vate enterprise, migrating from cision had been one of the real there were almost 200 accredit- the North, could not help solve "on again, off again" turmoils ed newsmen and cameramen, strictly Latin economic prob- of the years, and it was not until plus three TV networks, five re- All in all, it was a great day lems. # a very few days before he spoke gional stations and radio. The for Boca Raton. Cooperation be- Public Forum that President Johnson finally university's most able Public tween FAU, city and county of- Overlooked for years has gave the go-ahead. Relations Director, Miss Ade- ficials was excellent — which been the fact that corporate silence the real issues at stake. laide Snyder, handled all this dollars are just as green as To the Editor: This resulted in a frantic se- bodes good for the future. government dollars, and that if That a man of Mr, Humph- a Latin country offers reason- I could not possible allow rey's standards should even be able political stability along your "More Like A Street considered as a Vice President with the prospect of a reason- Fight" Editorial to go un- of this great land is enough to Unedited able profit, Yanqui money will answered. make any American who is in- flow Southward eagerly and You seem to forget that you terested in preserving Consti- •*•» •* abundantly. Unknown to some are passing judgement on the tutional Government ready to in Washington is the hard truth rights of Americans to demon- demonstrate and object. Hardly a Thrilling Campaign? that free enterprise money strate and to assemble. must search eternally for good Mr. Humphrey has been a You still have the right to free investments. "champion" of Civil Rights and expression, and so do all other back that far will likely agree now his "champions" are cry- Americans, and may it, by the By Oliver B. Jaynes Ohio newspaper publishers. For AID officials have pledged Grace of God, continue to be so. that one of the most interest- vice-president the Democrats that they will assist any civic, ing loud and long against Civil Somehow the presidential ing presidential elections was named Franklin Delano Roose- professional, business or com- Rights! 1 You continue to howl against campaign this year has not gen- in 1920 — soon after the end of velt — about whom the people munity organization to arrange All of the hullabaloo that has one freedom and pretty soon all erated the interest and excite- World War II. Delegates to the were to hear much in the years projects which will help Latin been raised about this incident of those freedoms will be gonel ment of many in the past. It will Republican Convention that year ahead. Americans to improve their lot has been a clear cut effort to s/ Wes Auger not hold a candle to the thrilling found themselves deadlocked through self-help. Any kind of over the two front runners, Cov. It looked like a more even Kennedy-Nixon contest just four contest but Cox could carry only project is acceptable, regard- years ago. Frank Lowden and Gen. Leon- less of how small the cost. Boca Raton, Florida 6B Oct. 29, 1964 ard Wood, Neither side would the "solid South" (except Ken- President Johnson is a rather tucky) and a few other states — Basically, however, what the colorless campaigner — which give in, so in one of those famous AID people are after now is "smoke filled room" sessions and the Democrats suffered doesn't mean that he Isn't a their worst defeat since Teddy gifts from Americans, on the BOCA RATON NEWS shrewd politician. Barry Gold- they compromised on Sen, War- theory that these will bring ren G, Harding, and picked Cal- Roosevelt had snowed them un- water has shown moments of der in 1904. economic Improvements which Only newspaper with complete news and pictorial coverage of greatness but does not seem to vin Coolidge to be his running may attract investments later. the fast»growing Boca Raton area. have aroused widespread inte- mate. Both of the vice-presi- Elections were most inte- They cite the example of a dential candidates of that year resting in the days before the J.H. Jesse John Opel H. Clay Riley rest in the vital causes which Peruvian village where resi- Publisher Editor Adv. Mgr. he embraces. eventually became presidents. polls attracted much attention dents had dug a deep well to We miss those personal con- and there was no such thing as supply pure water to the vil- MEMBER frontations like the Kennedy- The Democrats had a hard computers. People sat up until lagers, but were unable to dis- Florida Press Association Nixon debates that brought out time too uniting on a candi- the wee hours of the morning tribute it effectively until National. Editorial Association the alertness and personalities date and only after 44 ballots listening to returns and still Americans donated a $285 Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce of the two candidates. could agree on Gov, James M, went to bed often without know- pump. The big need is hand Represented For National Advertising By Florida Press Service, Inc, Those whose memories go Cox. Both Harding and Cox were ing who had been elected. tools, books and simple ma- BOCA RATON NEWS Oct. 29, 1964 7B PROGRESS with RESPONSIBILITY Pledgee/ to Pursue this LOUIS A. SKIP PLATFORM for PROGRESS 1. Further reapportionment, tied more direct- ly to population. 2. A realistic road program for Palm Beach County. 3. Reform of existing tax and license fees, especially the repeal of the recent purt- itive increase in auto tag fees. 4. Review of Florida trust funds to provide a brake on State spending. 5. A uniform election code that will eliminate the costly practice of almost monthly elec- tions. 6. Annual sessions of the Legislature. 7. Complete repeal of the intangible tax. 8. Change the system of ballot as it applies to school millage elections to assure a full choice to all Floridians. ' 9. Creation of the elected office of Lieuten- ant Governor. STATE REPRESENTATIVE 10. Creation of a single State Financial Office to control the indiscriminate issuance of revenue certificates by various state agen- REPUBLICAN GROUP 4 cies. LEVER 10B Paid Political Adv. iffi .-.'-J .* i -•k >>. ^; j • ^s^*1 -VV" I'i: p'tise-. ^ '£-*.• tiff • * f 8B Oct. 29, 1964 BOCA RATON NEWS . • . -g,^ ^ ^ •,_,.•, » -^ ._ ^ ^^- Crowd reached peak of 15,000 persons. Pres nt JoV To Cheers Rr Rep. Don Reed and County Commissioners George Warren and E.F. Van kessel. Watch the birdie! Preparing to handle a crowd of 15,000 persons is a big job no matter how you figure it. But when one of the persons is the President of the United States, the task is about 15,000 times more complex. But as these pictures indicate, Sunday's dedica- tion ceremonies at Florida Atlantic University, with President Lyndon B. Johnson delivering the principal address, went as smooth as silkfc The event saw the president receive Florididsa ' ' Atlantic University's first degree, an honorary doctorate in humane letters. With his talk, cen- tered around the importance of education for all, the president found a receptive audience in the FAU faculty as well as the thousands who waited hours for his arrival. Mayor Harold Maul I and Dr. Kenneth Williams exchange greetings- Tom Fleming, Rev. Albert Shiphorst and friend. Youngsters pile on station wagon. Largo press corp s covered speech. Dr. Francis Rosecrance leads academic processioi BOCA RATON NEWS Oct. 29, 1964 9B Crowd lines restraining fence. hson Dedicates FAU om Crowd of 15,000 Board of Control chairman Baya Harrison discusses program with Dr. J. Broward Culpepper. President pauses enroute to podium. VOTE Helicopter dispatches intruding plane. Artist sketches president. Just resting # f i 4 7 i President Johnson leaves library building. Television cameras frame platform. 10B Oct. 29, 1964 BOCA RATON NEWS St. Andrew's Hosts Show Sculpture Exhibition Opens Get "Representation In Florida Atlantic Library Craft Exhibit Opens at School For The Layman" Art work of two local dents League in New sculptors has been plac- York under the Sculp- An exhibit of 32hand- fold into a handsome indicates one, of the ELECT ed on public display in tors William Zorach and crafted items, the work display case. state's large industries, the lobby of Florida At- John Hovannes, Eugene of the members of the This year the exhibit tobacco growing, with JAMES H. "JIM" lantic University's five- Davidson is a graduate Society of Connecticut includes examples of leaves in tones of brown story library building in fine arts from Ohio Craftsmen, will be on pottery, metal work, and black against a lem- during school hours. State University. Both display locally at St. printed and woven fab- on and lime colored The products of Alex- have won many local Andrew's School start- rics, woodwor king, background. A blue mo- ander Tolin and Eugene ing Monday. bookbinding, enameling, hair stole and a rug for MAYNOR and national prizes. Davidson of Pompano This is the seventh fused glass, embroid- which the weaver made Beach, they are in stone, annual traveling show to ery, and jewelry. all the dyes are the other DEMOCRAT Group 3 STATI wood, and metal and are Gallery Will Show be assembled by this The art of enameling entries. both traditional and statewide organization is shown in several The show is being modern. Architectural Work as an educational pro- forms: on both silver sponsored by St. An- w9A REPRESENTATIVE The exhibition will ject, and sent on a tour and copper, and in vari- drew's Student Union continue two months, As the second art of the country. In pre- ous mountings. Two and will run through JIM MAYNOR Will Fight For Tolin and Davidson show of the season at the vious years the shows birds carved of cocobolo Nov. 24. operate an art studio in Norton Gallery, director have traveled to all four wood show a hand-buff- E.R. Hunter has sched- YOUR BEST INTERESTS Pompano Beach and are, corners of the United ed finish. • Equalization of tht ton huiitn. respectively, traditional uled an exhibit by mem- States, exciting local in- Connecticut weavers • SmniKtMi. • Raippeilisnminl. • R«»iiion .1 tht Corutilulisti. and modern in their ap- bers of the Palm Beach terest In handcrafts at are represented by r. PRINTING CO. • M«ntal H««lth C««U» • Education. • Ctftitmtim and Rttrtttiu Ar»«i. chapter of the American each stop. A unique fea- three examples of their 300 N. W. 1ST AVENUE, BOCA FUTON proach. The joint ex- • S.nior Ciliinii. hibit shows the contrast Institute of Architects ture of the show is that art shown here. One TELEPHONE 395-1909 which will open Nov. 13 FOR EVERY PRINTING UU:D . H. (.r by r. I. Coaly O.ma. l..«. Cmm. * Dam.. li«. C«mm. .f Mm., between the carving- it may be displayed in its prize winning drapery G«adri •KV- If it is the practice of you or your firm to give gifts at Christmas, you'll want to take a few moments from your busy day to look over the following. ELECT It makes sense to give gifts of food. Food has an unmatched warmth as a gift because it reaches the heart of the home at Christmastime the festive table. Highest quality foods such as (Swift's Premium) are always welcome VOTE REPUBLIC&H - - - because they take on a particularly meaningful significance when given as a gift. Food immediately reflects, in the presence of the entire family, the degree of cordiality the giver has for those who receive. C W BROWN This is why we have prepared Publix Holiday Gift Certificates. You may specify Turkey, Canned Ham, Fancy Ham, or Food gift Certificates. TAX COLLECTOR Complete details are available at your own neighborhood Publix. Make your selection with confidence and convenience. If you need additional information, contact your local Publix or Publix Markets Office and Warehouse, P.O. Box 3430, Miami, Florida (33169). Telephone 624-8571. V MODERN METHODS AND PROCEDURES Respectfully, V NUMBERED IAX RECEIPTS V ACCURATE RECORD KEEPING PUBLIX SUPER MARKETS, Inc. ^RENEWAL OF AUTO LICENSES BY MAIL #:* \/AN END TO DELAYS AND INCONVENIENCE DURING PAYMENT OF TAXES EXPERIENCED and PROVEN ADMINISTRATOR ... THE PAST MAYOR OF LANTANA WHO CREATED A SURPLUS OF $234,485 WITH NO INCREASE IN TAXES. i/ EFFICIENT AND ECONOMICAL ADMINISTRATION PULL LEVER 12B DOWN FOR CHARLIE BROWN Pd, Pol. Adv I BOCA RATON NEWS Oct, 29, 1964 TIB F&P Cream Style Golden Corn . 4 »« 49C F & P Cut Greets Beans • 6 -r FtP Whale Tematoes ... 6 '*-' F & P Stewed 12-OI. •1 Beef.3 cant Batty Crockar 19-oi. Yellow, Whit*, Devil* Food, lemon Velvet or 'I 18V1t-ojc. Dark Chocolate Fudge Layer Cake Mixes • . 3 a. $1 Halloween Candy Leaf-Treat For Tots 69c Leaf Spiced Apples pht. HMltUV H-oz. Almond Bars poly bag Caramels Fl«r Tooliit Roll Midgees 39c Bubble Gum Popcyi Biach'i Aitarttd 39c Jumbo Pops Toffee Duro Oum B.ach'i 39c Suckers Royals Bordan's Assorted Flavored ^a, A Purina 2-ib. one „ , Ice Milk. 39' Dog Chow . pkg. 0 7 Pgrina 5-lb. 77c Dog Chow . pkg. / / » '^«1. \ Soft Drinks 12.^ 79 Purina 25-lb. $009 C Dog Chow . pkg. vj .*-*..-, |^stc||nt Coffee °"99 (limit 1 please with purchases of $5. or more) I ttuMf! tfti pvifftftt* el; White House g^g U§'lUB AIMBIH TAUIT] ;r:'i Apple Sauce « • • 4 "•-• r.S. »rl«. Red or Golden 4 $ Punch 3 «« 1 Morton's Cinnamon or Powdered Donuts 3 'p°kaT $1 Swansgn 3 Course Dinners Beef, Chicked,, Turkey or Dads Root Beer or Royal Castie C SUGAR Salisbury Steak . . . '&• 69c • Birch Beer .... «5. 39 Farm House Apple, Cherry or Peach Merita's Sweet Sixteen Fruit Pies 3 i°C 89c bag C Staffer's Tuna Noodle • Donuts 29 Casserole Vkf' 49c Cresset's cinnamon or Honey Pecan Coffee Cake 'if 89c 5d Hon scom Almond Crunch •# OFF 11 Butter Cake ...... X"' 59c (Plus 50 SAH Green Stamp? No coupon required} Pie"*Shells 3 pock63" $1 please with purchases Mr. Frosty Breaded IM Stuffed Flounder . . %t 59c Prices Effective (Plus 50 SAH Green Stomps. No coupon required) Thurs.-Fri.-Sat. y^ or.- m o rei Garton'5 Fishcoke October 29-30-31 Patties ii*; 39c Velveeta Cheese IS: 79c Margarine . . ';£: 37c Pithtiury or Ballard Sweeimilk nf •5 »•». 95c Buttermilk Biscuits v cons £-*^*- Muenster Cheese „ 69c (Plus 50 SB.H Green Slnmps. No coupon required* l«l»MuallyW,npp«IMK.. „, American Cheese pkg. Wiscotiiin Sliced fl aI Provolone Cheese ... PW PRODUCE Plus 25 GREEN STAMPS no coupon required u U ..-'* Golden Ripe 3 lbs. Swift's Premium Cooked Ham, Peppered Horn, or Itolian National Oats 3 Minute Hot Ham X 69C Green Stamps< (Plus 50 S&H Green Stamps. No coupon required) Armetir'i Star 8ai*B Braakfait Club Grade A Florida KEY CLUB 1 Armeur'i Star * Sliced Bacon - 49' Where Shopping is a Pleasure 5th Ave. PLAZA U.S. HWY. t & 5ih Ave. Chuck BOCA RATON, FU- [ resh Flounder Calif®r»ia Roast Fillets Palm Aire Jumbo Shopping Center Short Ribs . @@ . @ Shrimp m. $109 272 S. FEDERAL HWY. $ Frozen DEERFIELD BEACH, FLA. Ground Seef ® 3 " 1 Salmon Steaks' . . ib. 89C (Plus 50 S&H Green Stamps. No coupon required) 12B Oct. 29, 1964 BOCA RATON NEWS THIS IS THE 7th IN A SERIES of SAFETY MESSAGES TO APPEAR IN THE BOCA RATON NEWS 2nd ANNUAL CRUSADE CARE CARE FOR SAFETY CARE WHAT'S YOUR PRIZE WINNING SLOGAN 1 Drivers kill SUBMIT YOUR ENTRIES for CASH PRIZES ! IMN SAVINGS $or™ CASH and cripple BONDS AJIN PRIZES mote Send It Now! Your Slogan May Win A Big FREE Prize! CONTEST RULES: All children of school age in Boca Raton, Pompano Beach, Deerfield Beach and Delray Beach are eligible, except Boca Raton News em- children ployes and their families. To participate, just mail your safety slogan - 10 words or less - on this entry form or on a plain post card to the Crusade For Safety E('itor, Boca Raton News, P.O. Box 580, Boca Raton, Fla. $100 in Bonds and $25 in Cash prizes will be awarded. Judges will be local officials. than any Your safety slogan may win a prize. Send your entry now. disease! CLIP THIS COUPON — PASTE ON POSTCARD — MAIL TODAY! Could anyone deny tliis baby a few minutes? I SAFETY Name Age SLOGAN Address Certainly not the mother or father. And surely you, a minutes like these can mean the difference between School* Grade. siranger, would not begrudge a few minutes of your life and death. CONTEST time to protect this baby's life—perhaps your own, too. Last year, nearly 40,000 men, women and children Slogan Driving faster than road conditions or the law allows died in traffic accidents. In 3 out of TO fatal crashes, "Fill in grade and school if you are a student can shorten your trip no more than two or three min- speeding was a factor. Think how many lives just min- utes. Is this saving worth the risk of a precious life? For utes might have saved . . . and slow down! •CLOSING DATE WILL BE ANNOUNCED' The Following Civic Minded Firms and Individuals have Joined The Boca Raton News in Presenting This CRUSADE FOR SAFETY1 BOCA BRUNING PAINT CO., INC. GOLD COAST HOMES, INC. PUBLIX SUPER MARKET 1800 N.W. 1st Ct. .3951626 2000 N, Fed eral H wy. 39 5-5515 AM-SPRAD METALS 110 E. Palmetto Park Road 395 3040 2645 N.W. 1st .We. 395-5554 C&W ELECTRIC COMPANY GORY INDUSTRIES, INC. RANCH HOUSE RESTAURANT, INC. 1640 N.W. 1st Ct. 395-2232 ROOFING TILE MFG'S. 1999 N. Federal Hwy. 3fl5-4440 ARVIDA CORPORATION 135 N.W. 20th St. 395.1770 998 S. Federal Hwy. 3952000 CAMINO GARDENS J. STUART ROBERTSON, INC. 401 Camino Blvd. 395-0900 JOHN A. GRANT JR., INC. "The Real Estate Corner" THE ATLANTIC CLOISTERS ENGINEERS 60 S. Federal Hwy. 395-4626 CON-DO-MIN-IUM APARTMENTS CAMPUS GULF SERVICE 855 S. Federal Hwy. 3953335 A JULES FROSELL DEVELOPMENT 1299 N.W. 2nd Ave, 395-9882 RUTENBERG HOMES 1299 S. Ocean Blvd. 395=0414 GULF EASTERN, CORPORATION of BOCA RATON, INC. CAPITOL BUILDING SUPPLY CO., INC. 1999 N.W. 1st Ave, 395 2211 1385 W. Camino Real 395-2552 ATLANTIC RUG COMPANY, INC. 125 N.W. 20th St. 395-1731 78 S. Federal Hwy. 395-3717 HARKER, HARKER, and ASSOCIATES ROYCRAFT COACH COMPANY EDUCATIONAL & INDUSTRIAL MOBILE HOME MFG. CARPENTER'S LOCAL UNION PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES 4500 N.W. Oak Circle 395-3911 AUGUST TOBLER, INC. 366 E, Palmetto Park Rd. 395-7159 CONTRACTORS UNION 3206 BOCA RATON 1199 W, Palmetto Park Rd, 395 1818 309 N.E. 1st St., Pompano Beach UNION 1766 RUSSELL REINFORCED PLASTIC, CORP. HIBISCUS CONSTRUCTION, INC. 1400 N.W. 1st Ct. 395-5415 BAKER'S WOODCRAFT 30 S.F, 4th St, 3953909 CABINETS CARIBBEAN KEYS SMITHSON & KEYSER BUILDERS, INC. 3 Miles North of Boca Raton. East of JAMISON ROOFING, INC. 108 N.W. 3rd St. 395-4744 751 N.W. 1st Ave. 395 3(>l<; Federal Hwy, at N.E. 58th St. CR8-2402 2420 N.W. 1st Ave, 395 2939 SOUTHERN BELL BAYOU RESTAURANT & LOUNGE KEATING-COLTER 501 E. Palmetto Park Rd. 395 1882 CLEARWATER SPRINKLER SYSTEMS TELEPHONE and TELEGRAPH COMPANY 910 N. D!xie Hwy. 395=2296 INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 855 S. Federal Hwy. 395=9000 W.P. BEBOUT INSURANCE AGCYJNC. 30 N, Federal Hwy. 395 1515 SUNNY STATE NURSERY and W.P. BEBOUT, Realtor COSSIE LYONS FARMS KRAEER AMBULANCE SERVICE 701 N, Federal Hwy, 395 4334 Highway 7 395 0535 5201 N, Federal Hwy. 278=1546 450 N. Federal Hwy. 395 1800 BIBLETGWN, USA D&M AUTO PARTS SUPREME AUTO BODY 220 S. Dixie Hwy. 395 2412 LAKE ROGERS 170 N.W. 13th St. 395-1722 BfBLEGROUNDS Boca Raton's Finest Community 600 N.W. 4th Ave. 395-2400 DE MARCO and SONS, INC. 3700 N. Federal Hwy. 3952052 TERRACE ASSOCIATES BOCA ISLANDS CONTRACTORS Builders & Developers of A DEVELOPMENT OF ITVENUS INC. LARSEN and BRAGG 310 S.W, 11th Place 395 1211 901 W. Camino Real 395=4300 THE BUILDERS OF "HOME SWEET HOME" PALMETTO PARK TERRACE IN ROYAL OAK HILLS 201 S.W. 9tft Ave. 395-5313 BOCA RATON HARBOUR DOBY BRICK & SUPPLY CO., INC. 395.259 5 399-4242 N.W. 13th St. 3S5-2700 TIFFANY'S TV SERVICE CONDOMINIUM APARTMENTS LEE HIGGINSON CORPORATION RCA VICTOR AUTHORIZED DEALEE Ready for Occupancy Jan. 'fi5 135 E. Palmetto Park Rii, 395-4314 2771 S. Ocean Blvd. 393 7411 Members of New York Stock Exchange DURA-TECH 105 E. Boca Raton Road 395 4500 DIVISION OF W.R. GRACE & CO. TORRI CONSTRUCTION BOCA RATON MOTORS INSULATION MATERIAL 1555 N.W. 1st Ave. 395=2424 711 Glouchester St. 399=6020 2S.E. 1st St. 395 5300 LETURMY LAWN SERVICE LANDSCAPING - POWER SPRAYING SCOTT AVIATION CORPORATION 303 N.W. 1st Ave. 395 1717 UNIVERSITY INN BOCA RATON NATIONAL BANK SCHRAFFT'S RESTAURANT 77 E. Camino Real 395 2300 ENGINEERING SCIENCES DIVISON U.S. 1 - Boca Raton 3954800 1395 N. Federal Hwy. 3954525 MAJESTIC APARTMENTS GEORGE CULVERHOUSE. . OWNER BOCA RATON NURSERY 399 W, Camino Real 94M663 M.N. WEIR and SONS, INC. and GARDEN SUPPLIES , INC. FIFTH AVENUE PLAZA REAL ESTATE QUALITY LANDSCAPE DESIGNING MCLAUGHLIN & ASSOCIATES, INC. 855 S. Federal Hwy. 395 4000 353 N. Federal IIwy. 335 4740 MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION 332 N. Federal Hwy. 395-0313 DELRAY BEACH BOCA RATON PRE SCHOOL FIRST BANK and TRUST COMPANY MIAMI RUG COMPANY and KINDERGARTEN 751 S, Federal Hwy. 395-3213 ADAMS CHEVROLET COMPANY PROFESSIONAL CARE AND GUIDANCE of BOCA RATON 246 S. Federal Hwy, Delray Beach 278 3225 1<»75 N.W. Fourth Ave. 395-2809 110 E. Royal Palm Road 395-4420 J.C. MITCHELL and SONS BOCA RATON TITLE CO. REALTORS-INSURANCE POMPANO BEACH 85S S. Federal Hwy. 395-4484 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN 22 S. Federal Hwy. 3954711 BOCA STEEL, INC. ASSOCIATION of DELRAY BEACH SOUTH FLORIDA HARNESS RACEWAYS, 001 N. Federal Hwy. 395 2121 MOTHERWELL REALTY INC. 109 N.W. Mill St. 395-2717 757 S. Federal Hwy. 395 4044 Itfce Track Road, Pompano Beach WE3-4300 L Of The Sponsors Of This Campaign Are Listed Here - Others Will Appear In Future Editions BOCA RATON NEWS Oct. 29, 1964 13B 'Parade of Homes' Project Started Planned for First BOCA RATON SQUARE ^ SITE OF Time for Boca Raton 1965 Groundbreaking cere- something unique in our PARAD mony for the 1965 "Pa- private enterprise sys- rade of Homes" was tem, A group of build- OF 1 held Friday, Oct. 23, ers, all members of 1964 in Boca Raton the Home Builders As- HOMES Square. sociation of Palm Beach '*."*&*'*' K-.-i&ifi&tsr^ Boca Raton Square is County, voluntarily ac- considered to be one of cept a code of ethics, get the fastes t-growing together and each builds communities in Palm a model in competition Beach County. It is an with the others. area containing 577 This year's partici- acres with approximate- pating builders are; ly 1,800 residential Herman J. Schroeder, homesites. It is located of Schroeder Construc- on S.W. 13th Street west tion, Inc., Boca Raton, ~%i$3BB§&*ii>~-* of 12th Avenue S.W. in general chairman; Jack Front row, left to ri»;lit - Builders Leon Cloutier, John Arbib, Robert Prout Boca Raton. Veltman, of Jack's Con- and Klmer lledrick, president of Home Builders Association of Palm Beach Officiating at the struction Co., Inc., Boca Raton, vice general County; back row, left to right - Robert 1. Honchell, city commissioner; groundbreaking was P aim Beach County chairman; John Arbib (ioorge V. Warren, Palm Beach County commissioner; Col. Harold V. Maull, of Custom-Craft Homes mayor; joe DcLong, vice mayor; Sidney S. Brodhead, city commissioner; and Commissioner George V. Warren, Boca Raton of South Florida, Boca John M. Stanfel, executive director of the Association. Mayor Harold V, Maull, Raton, chairman of ar- Elmer D. Hedrick, chitectural committee; president of the Home Leon Cloutier of Quality Builders Association of Homes by Leon, Boyn- Palm Beach County, and ton Beach, chairman of Bell to Install lO,OOOth Phone Thomas J. Meredith, the site production com- vice president of Keat- mittee. ing of Florida, Inc., who Things were looking up when the Arvida Corporation held a "topping off" Additional participat- ceremony at its Boca Raton Inlet condominium apartment. Present for the is donating over six ing builders are: Sam In Boca Raton in November acres of land to the ceremony were, from left, Commissioner Joe DeLong, Col. Knox Phagan of Acquilano of A & P Con- Arvida, Commissioner Arthur Mirandi, Mayor Harold Maull and Commissioner Home Builders Asso- struction Co.; Peder T. Southern Bell, some- spent' for new facilities communities. Every ciation of Palm Beach Sidney Brodhead. time next month, will in- in Florida. section of the state is Larsen of Inlet Con- County as sponsor of struction Co.; and stall the 10,OOOth tele- And the service im- involved," he said. this event. phone in Boca Raton, provement and expan- Telephone employ- George Snow, Snow Con- REALTORS OF BOCA RATON David Tiedt, local man- sion investments of ment is at its highest Also present at the struction Co., all of Bo- Morton Sets ager said. Southern Bell in Flori- level in the state, with ceremony was Robert E. ca Raton; Jay Allen Sie- The following F. WOODROW KEETON, "In keeping with the da do not tell the whole more people working in Prout, president of the gel and Leonard R. Tur- are members of 2950 N. Ocean Boule- growth of the city, $60,- story of telephone con- the construction phases, South Palm Beach Coun- ner of Rainbow Homes, the Boca Baton vard, 395-5252. ty Chapter of the home Inc. of Pompano Beach, New Record Board of Real- MACLAREN & ANDER- 000 was spent on cable struction in the state. because of the heavy tors. Doing expansion alone during The long lines depart- construction program, builders; John N. Stan- Deerfield Beach and SON, INC., 151 E. Royal fel, executive director Delray Beach;Donald E. Record 9-m o n t h business with Palm Road, 395-1333. the month of October,' ment of the American than ever before, Yates sales, capped by an all- them you are MILDRED I. MADDOX, Tiedt said. Telephone and Tele- stated. of the county associa- Lilienthal of Better tion, and L.M. McCon- Homes, Lantana; and time high in quarterly assured the 507 N.E, 20tii St., 395- Across the state, the graph Company has con- Approximately 1,- volume, have been post- highest type of service 2900. picture is the same, ac- struction projects un- 700,000 Southern Bell nell, city manager of Zeb V. Hooker, Jr., of that can be administered Floridian Homes of Bo- ed by the B.C. Morton MEDALLION REALTY, cording to C.J. Yates, derway in Florida to the telephones are in use Boca Raton. Organization's 62finan- in the field of Real Estate Suite C, 131 E. Palmetto vice president and gen- tune of about $20 1/2 in the state today, twice The 1965 "Parade of ca Raton, a resident of Practice. Park Rd. 395-2421. Lake Worth, Fla, cial-service centers eral manager, and 1964 million for 1964. the number eight years Homes" is considered nationwide, according J.C. MITCHELL & SONS,' ARVIDA REALTY SALES, INC., 22 S. Federal Hwy., willbe the biggest year This, said Yates, ago. An average busi- to Richard T. Avery/ Inc., 998S. Federal Hwy., ness day sees them used 395-4711. for the expansion of the means that the two Bell Boca Raton's resident 395-2000. MOTHERWELL REALTY, firm. Companies are spending for more than 8.9 mil- More Aceomodations Now manager. W.P. BEBOUT, 701 N. 757 S. Federal Hwy., The company in eight- in the neighborhood of lion local calls plus Federal Hwy., 395-4334. 395-4044. months of 1964 already $109 1/2 million for about 281,000 long dis- BEST REAL ESTATE, Across Sunshine State 36 S.E. 3rd St., 395-0101. THOMAS P. NOLAN, 131 has put in new or en- telephone service im- tance calls. Long dis- N.E, 1st Avenue, 395- larged buildings, central provements and addi- tance calling has in- Visitors to Florida skyline of its Hotel Row. GRIFFIN WILLIAM CAMPBELL, 3838. office equipment, ca- tions for the people of creased 137 per cent in are assured of finding With more and more 332 E. Palmetto Park F. BYRON PARKS, 151 bles, poles and other Florida in this one year, eight years. ample accommodations apartment buildings FLOORING CO. Ed. N. Ocean Boulevard, equipment amounting to barring unforeseen "Despite thedestruc- and eating establish- CONN C. CURRY, 151 395-3700. rising along Biscayne 'Griffin Has The Floor" E. Royal Palm Rd., about $62.9 million, the changes. This does not tiveness of hurricanes ments during the ap- Bay, this section soon 395-1333. PETRUZZELLI REALTY, official said, include expenditures by Cleo and Dora which proaching season, with will rival the beach BRUCE E. DARRELL, INC., 2325 N. Ocean Yates now predicts the Western Electric damaged Southern Bell a record number of new shore in grandeur. Many VINYL Realtor, 425 E. Palmetto Boulevard, 395-0822. Company, Bell System facilities in Florida to facilities built during Park Rd., 395-132? J. STUART ROBERTSON the entire year 1964 will of these luxury buildings CORK INC., 60 S. Federal Hwy., see over $89 million Manufacturing and Sup- the extent of nearly $4.2 the past 18 months. include swimming pools, WM, DAY, INC, 500 S. 395-4624. ply Unit which serves million, we expect tele- Apartments and mo- cabanas, sun decks and Federal Hwy., 395-0220. RUBBER FROSELL REALTY, P.O. RICHARD F. ROSS, 21 Naples' famous beach Southern Bell in Flori- phone service demand to tels lead in construc- docks for boats. Yearly S.E. 3rd St. 399-6444. continue heavy this tion, with an increase in FORMICA Box 1196, 395-0333. is noted for its sun, surf da. rentals, however, start H.D. GATES, 234 S. and sand, but toconcho- "The impact of the fall," Yates pointed out. restaurants also evi- as low as $900 for a FRED E. TAYLOR, 100 "We have to work ahead dent. Florida now has SANDING Federal Hwy., 395-2733. NE 20th St., P.O. Box logists it's more famous approximately $109 1/2 small efficiency and ORYAL E. HADLEY, 400 862, 395-7059. for the discovery of a million expenditure will in order to meet pres- some 26,650 apartment cost as much as $45,000 FINISHING E. Palmetto Park Road, nine-pointed star fish, he felt by Floridians in ent demands for service houses, 5,639 motels, for deluxe accommoda- 395-2244. M.N. WEIR & SONS, INC., and to provide for the 15,852 restaurants and 855 S. Federal Hwy., the only place in the every part of the state tions. 395-4000. world where a nine- served by Southern Bell, heavy growth we expect 1,283 hotels. The popularity of the FREE ESTIMATES ROBERT W. INGALLS, Florida to have in the Trend in apartment Miracle Strip as a vaca- 118 N. Federal Hwy. Royal Palm Shopping JOHN A. WRIGHT, 5600 pointed star fish has from the biggest city of Delray CR 8-1210 Plaza. 395- 3130. been found. Miami to the smaller future," construction is toward tion area is reflected in Keys Drive, CR 8-2402. the deluxe, high rise the fact that Bay County condominiums, although in the Panama City rental apartments con- Beach area leads the tinue being built at a state in new motels. rapid rate. During the During the past 18 AMPLE past 18 months, 2,075 months, 33 new accom- apartments costing- modations have been FUNDS more than $267 million added to the scene. were built. Among the more out- AVAILABLE Dade and Broward standing is the Beach counties, running al- Holiday Inn, a million- most neck and neck, lead dollar plant facing the the state in apartment Gulf, which has four construction, with Dade stories and 64 units. having 499 new apart- ments totaling $68.7. million and Broward with 552 new apartments totaling $68.1 million. ;V^" PR IN T IN G CO; 800 N. W. 1ST AVENUE, BOCA RATON New apartments are 5 ; TELEPHONE 395-V909 INSTANT noticeable at Miami • FOR EVERY PRINTINGNBED; Beach, famed for the This is "The Carmel" model, built by Rutenberg Homes at 1385 W. Camino MONEY! Real in Boca Raton Square. It has three bedrooms, two baths, oversized one- Come under our umbrella car garage and features u 14' glass sliding wall opening onto a large screen- for compiefe protection ed-in patio. This is one of several Rutenberg models open daily from 9 a.m. to (i p.m. N A QUESTION OF MORTGAGING FOR HOME LOANS! NTERS YOUR MIND-AN • LOW INTEREST © FRIENDLY REFINANCING RATES HELPFUL SERVICE BUYING @ LOW CLOSING ® EXPERIENCED COSTS COUNSEL CONSTRUCTION NSTANT ANSWER BY JOHN O. TALBOTT PAUL G. LANNING Accounts Insured By An Agency Of The BOCA RATON OFFICE Federal Government JOHN D. TALBOTT 4000 Insurance Agency, inc. 489 Hi. 20th. St. Boca Raton FIRST FEDERAL MORTGAGE COMPANY -m s. Federal Ph. 395-1511 or 399-1516 SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION of Dciray Beach \ 14B Oct. 29,1964 BOCA RATOK NEWS FILL A BOOK WITH EXTRA STAMPS PLAID WITH PURCHASE i OF THE FOLLOWING, COUPON ITEMS BIG SAVINGS DURING A£P STAMP-O-RAMA CUT FROM HEAVY WESTERN BEEF ! "SUPER-RIGHT" PLAID STAMPS STAMPS m, With thfs coupon and purchase of [§£ With this Coupon and Purchase of 0 j *fj $2.00 or more of Buffering '1.29 ii PRODUCE YOUR CHOICE CLOSE TRIMMED YOUR CHOICE mtmwm&wm BONELESS FULL CUT T-BOHt CLOSE TRIMMED :§g |P' STAMPS , ROUHD | 9(t With this Coupon and Purchase of With this Couponed Purchase of 3 Cans Any Flavor MINUTE SMOIN LB. i«« 3 Cans of Del Monte Light H j BONELESS |S Chunk Tuna 3 &1.00 pi SEGO 3 •&?• 89( CUBED LB. jjBRN 10.29-64 Coupons good thru Sun., Nov." J #iBRN 10-29*64 Coupons good thru Sun*, Nov. GROUND S/RLO/N T/P , m r __... BONELESS ROUND TOP ROUND ALLGOOD BREAKFAST _ _- CAPCAP'H JOHN QUICK FFROZEN "SUPER-RIGHT" FRESHLY 2 LB 79( PERCH FILLET LB PKG G10U1GROUNDD BEE1EEFF $m.L£j . WA oz. 1 LB. 8 oz. CANS EACH STAMPS Halloween Candy! With this Coupon and Purchase of A&P OWN SWIGGELS * Our Own Ebony Elegance CANDY PUMPKINS ^H CANDY WAFERS T 49* Loose Tea M&.35C CLARK JR. BARS ^ LEAF-LETS 'I0-29-64 Coupons good thru Sun., Nov. Stainless TABLEWARE CANDY Lb- 59$ 100 CELLO " 69$ LEAF MALTED MILK A&P OWN BALLS Er69t CANDY CORN »« 2% PHOENIX ASSORTED WORTHMORE PEANUT STAMPS Lb z With this coupon and purchase of SUM JIMS v ^L45t BUTTER KiSSES ^: 29$ 2 Cans of Ann Page Prepared u Firm Ripe Baffle!! Spaghetti1 °tSr 37c JBRN 10-29-64 Coupons good thru Sun., Nov. 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Dan Gill Schtdyle of Sewices Will Hold Services "Jesus Christ Is the ST. JOAN OF ARC CATHOLIC Lord" will be the ser- BOCA RATON SW 3rd Ave. at 3rd St. Rev. mon topic of Rev. Dan Paiit L. Manning, pastor. Sun- FIRST METHODIST day 7, 9, 10:30 and noon Mass- M. Gill at both services N.E. 2nd Ave. at N.E. 6th St. es. Confessions will be heard Sunday in First Metho- Rev. Dan M. Gill, pastor. Sun- every Saturday tzom 4:30 to dist Church. day school 9:45 a.m. Church 5:30 and 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Dally services 8:45 and 11 a.m. Nur- Mass weekdays 8 a.m. Services will be held sery for children. MYF meets at 8:45 a.m. and 11a.m. Nbrcnricifi Church to Ohserfs Sunday S>45 p.m. in the Church ADVENT LUTHERAN A Halloween ham din- Hall. N.E. 44th Ave. at 50th St. just ner will be held Friday, off US 1. William M. Deutsch- First Anniversary Sunday FIRST BAPTIST mann, pastor. Sunday schedule: Oct. 30, by members of 162 W. Palmetto Park Rd. 8 and 10:30 a.m. The Church at Senior High Methodist Moravian Church will Boca Raton Moravian James Wilkes, pastor. Sunday Worship; 9:15 a.m. The Church Youth Fellowship. Din- observe its first anni- Church held its first School 9:45 a.m. Morning wor- at Study. ship 11 a.m. Training Union ner will be served from versary as a congrega- service July 15, 1962. 6-30 p.m.; Evening worship, ST. GREGORY'S EPISCOPAL 6 to 7;30 p.m. Donation tion at the 11 a.m. ser- Its property and church 7:30 p.m. Mid-week prayer ser- 245 E. Boca Raton Rd., Rev. will be $1.35 for adults vice Sunday. building were provided vice. Wed, 7:30 p.m. The nur- Bruce Ryan, rector. Sundays, Dr. Edwin W. Kortz, sery is open at all of these matins, 7:45; Holy Eucharist, 8 and 75 cents for children by the Southern Province services. a.m.; parish Eucharist 9 a.m.; under 12. Bethlehem, Pa., will of the Moravian Church Holy Eucharist, 11 a.m. first, Proceeds will go to- preach the anniversary in America. The charter FIRST CHRISTIAN third and fifth Sundays; morn- ward a fund for a Christ- sermon. membership was closed 360 N.E. 25th Ter. Rev. H.E. ing prayer, 11 a.m. second and Stinson, minister; Rev, Wesley fourth Sundays; Evensong, 7 mas party for migrant Other anniversary ob- and the congregation or- Stedtefeld, assistant minister. p.m. Weekday services, 7:30 children. servances will include ganized on Nov. 3,1963. Bible School, 9:15 a.m.; Wor- a.m. Tuesday, 10 a.m. Thurs- An official board an annual church coun- ship service, 10:45 a.m.; Youth day, and 7:30 a.m. Friday. meeting, 6:30 p.m.; Evening meeting will be held at cil at 7:30 p.m. Sunday service, 7:30 p.m.; Wednesday MORAVIAN CHURCH 7:30 p.m. Monday, Nov. and an anniversary din- service, 7:30 p.m. 2 S.W. 12th Ave. Rev. Christian 2. ner Wednesday, Nov. 4. D. Weber, minister. Sunday Dr. Kortz will give an PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL worship, 11 a.m.; Sunday A mission study on Preebyterian Church in U.S., school, 9:45 a.m.; Church nur- Spanish Americans will illustrated program on ST. GREGORY'S Boca Raton Chamber of Com- sery available. be continued Tuesday, Moravian Foreign Mis- merce building, Dr. W. Ivan Nov. 3. Director of the sions at the anniversary EPISCOPAL CHURCH Hoy, minister, services at 11 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN dinner. a.m., Sunday school at 9:45 600 West Camino Real, Rev. course, to begin at 10 245 E. Boca Raton Rd. This "Mystical Rose Chalice" has been presented to Marymount College by a.m. Sunday. Albert G. Shiphorst, pastor. a.m., will be Rev. Lloyd Dr. Kortz is executive - SUNDAY SERVICES - Worship services 9:30 and, 11 7145 a.m. MATINS (MORN- Dr. Justin Steurer. The chalice was designed by Dr. Steurer and executed by UNITED CHURCH a.m. Church School, 9:30 a.m. Knox. director of the Board of Temporary location, Lee Hig- Foreign Missions of ING PRAYER) liturgical goldsmiths in Germany. On the base of the chalice is the inscrip- 8:00 a.m. HOLY EUCHA- gineon building, 105 E. Boca Ra- CHURCH OF THE OPEN DOOR Moravian Church in tion, "Fruit of the Mystic Rose as of that Rose the Stem," and the inspira- ton Rd. Rev. Frederick Nelson, 35th St. and 3rd Ave. N.W, All Saints Day America. He is a native RIST tion is drawn from the writings of St. Justin about 150 A.D. Dr. Steurer is D.D., minister. Services 9 a.m. Rev. Albert L. Eastman, pas- 9:00 a.m. PARISH EU- Sunday. Church school ses- tor. Sunday Services: Sunday of Pennsylvania and CHARIST and CHURCH professor of theology and psychology and chairman of the division of human* sions 9:30 a.m. Sunday. Youth School 9:45 a.m. for which there To Be Observed served pastorates in SCHOOL Hies at Marymount. Fellowship, 7 p.m. every Sun- is a nursery available. Morn- All Saints Day will Virginia, Ohio, and 11:00 a.m. HOLY EUCHA- ! day. Choir rehearsals, 7 p.m. ing Worship, 11 a.m. Youth Pennsylvania. Before RIST and SERMON ! Wednesday. Fellowship, 6:45 p.m. Evening be celebrated at Advent (1st, 3rd, & 5th SUN- i service at 7:30. Tuesday even- Lutheran Church this assuming his present Association Plans Ing Senior choir rehearsal, position he was profes- DAYS) ! Ssries @f Bunk Rswiews Wednesday evening Bible study Sunday. MORNING PRAYER i hour at 7:30. Rev. William Deutsch- sor of practical theology & SERMON Rummage Sale Dr. Ira Eshleman mann will preach on the at Moravian Theological (2nd and 4th SUNDAY) T@ Sfcsrt ci! First Methodist theme' 'Kingdom, Power Seminary. Mrs. Paul Cline will COMMUNITY CHURCH Woman's Association sanctuary. Returns to Pulpit 600 N.W. Fourth Avenue. Ira and Glory." Worship BOCA RATON PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL of First Presbyterian review the book "When Officers of the group Lee Eshleman, minister; Reu- services will be held at Church will hold a rum- the Legends Died" by are Mrs. E.J. Merideth, ben L. Anderson, pastor. Sun- 8 and 10:30 a.m. Presbyterian Church In The United States Sunday will mark the day School 9:45 a.m.; evening BOCA RATON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUILDING mage sale Nov. 13, 14 Hal Borland in the first president; Mrs. Daniel service 7:30 p.m.; Youth Fel- Other meetings for of a series of book re- Black, treasurer; Mrs. return of Dr. Ira Lee North Federal Highway and 16 at 172 E. Boca Eshleman to the Com- lowship, 6 p.m. at the Fort, the week include: Today, Raton Rd, views Wednesday, Nov. Allen L. Smith, secre- Communion service at 6:30 children's choir 4:30 Church Services 11:00 A.M. munity Church following p.m.; Memorial Hall. Wednes- Sunday School 9:45 A.M. The sale will be held 4. tary, and Mrs. Charles p.m. Bethel training DR. W. IVAN HOY The review will be Frizell, publicity chair- six-months at the New day night prayer and praise from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. York World Fair. service at 7:30 p.m. class 8 p.m.; Monday, Pick-up service may held at a coffee meeting man. 7:30 p.m. all church for First Methodist Dr. Eshleman receiv- be obtained through ed achievement awards CHRISTIAN SCIENCE committees; Tuesday, Mrs. Fay Rhoode, Church women at 10 Temporary location, Walston 9:30 a.m. ALCW board First Methodist Church a.m. in the church. last week from the off- Brokers, Royal Palm Shopping chairman of Mrs. C.C. Guest Speaker At ice of the governor of Center, east of Federal High- meeting, 7 p.m. Fellow- 625 N.E. 2nd Ave. Pastor, Dan M. Gill Weber, co-chairman. This will be the first way and First Street, Sundays at ship bowling, and Boy of four reviews. The New York and the mayor 11 a.m.; Wednesday service, 8 CHURCH SCHOOL MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE of New York City for his Scout Troop 307, and next book to be review- Christian Reformed p.m.; Sunday School at 9:15 a.m. Wednesday, 3:30 p.m. 9:45 A.M. 8:45 and 11:00 a.m. Rev. Eastman Will ed is "David" by Dr. contribution to "peace" in reading room, Bocade Build- through his productions. ing, Palmetto Park Road, until Confirmation classes, Frank Slaughter, William Steinhaus will further notice. 7:30 p.m. church choir, SERMON "Jesus Christ Is Lord" Conduct Services Proceeds from . the be guest preacher for Since Aug. 1, 300 ra- and 8 p.m. Evening Cir- coffee and review will Christian Reformed dio stations from coast CHRISTIAN REFORMED Air Conditioned Nursery "Martin Luther's In- Church Sunday. to coast have been Temporary location. Art Guild cle, ALCW. ward Quest for Salva- go towards, a fund for an Bldg., 801 W. Palmetto Park organ in the new church Sermon topic at the carrying 30-minute road; John O. Schuring, minis- tion" will be the sermon 11 a.m. service will be segments of Bibletown ter; Services Sunday at 11 a.m. topic of Rev. Albert L. and 7 p.m. Sunday School and CHRISTIAN REFORMED FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH "Maturity in Service." Productions produced Adult Bible classes, 9:45 a.m. Eastman at the 11 a.m. Mr. Steinhaus' topic at for the U.S. Federal Pa- Nursery available for Sunday CHURCH 1G2 W. Palmetto Park Road, Boca Raton, Florida service Sunday in Sf. Paul Changes school and morning service at James Wilkes, Pastor the 7 p.m. service will vilion. These will be Temporary Location - Church of the Open be "Three Doors." continued throughout the the parsonage, 1040 S.W. First SUNDAY SERVICES Door. St. Art Guild Bldg. Hours of Services Rev. John Schuring, winter months. 801 W. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Training Union 6:30 P.M. "How to Vote to the pastor, is on a speaking Last Sunday Dr. ST. PAUL LUTHERAN Moming Worship 11:00 A.M. Evening Worship 7:30 P.M. Glory of God" will be A new time schedule tour in New Jersey. He Eshleman completed his 701 W. Palmetto Park Rd. Rev. SUNDAY SCHOOL Wednesday Evening Prayer Service 7:30 P.M. the sermon topic at the Eugene O. Krug, pastor. Sunday goes into effect Sunday will be back Nov. 8. 24th "World Fair- school, 9:45 a.m.; worship ser- 9:45 a.m. "Bible Teaching and Bible Preaching" 7:30 p.m. service. at St. Paul Lutheran Services will be held Bibletown Production." vices, 8:30 and 11 a.m. Pre- A weekly Bible study school nursery during 11 Church. in the Art Guild building. These tapes will be re- o'clock service. SERVICES hour will be held at 7:30 Worship services will produced and aired on p.m. Wednesday. be conducted at 8:30 and public service time EBENEZER BAPTIST 11:00 a.m. BOCA RATON Rev. Nelson Sets Northeast 12th street, Rev. N.D. 11 a.m. Sunday school across the nation after Bowers, pastor. Sunday School, 7:00 p.m. and the Adult Bible the fair closes. 9:30 a.m.; morning service, 11 Services Set For Class will begin at 9:45 "For the past six a.m.; BTU meeting, 5 p.m.; Sermon for Sunday evening services, 6 p.m.; kin- TUESDAY a.m. months I have felt like dergarten Monday through Fri- at 8 p.m. Christian Science "Saints Alive" will be "Days of Decision" my pulpit was at the day, CHURCHES sermon topic of Rev. crossroads of the world Bible Study "Everlasting Punish- will be the sermon topic ADVENT ST. PAUL E.G. Krug as the con- of Rev. Frederick Nel- because so much of our Phone 395-5121 for John Schuring, Pastor ment" will be the ser- gregation observes All activity was shared with AMERICAN MISSOURI SYNOD mon topic of members son Sunday for members Classified Ad Service N.E. 4th Ave. at 50th St. Saints Day. of United Church. the nation," Dr. Eshle- 701 W. Palmetto Pk. Rd. of First Church of A fellowship dinner man said. Just off U.S. 1 SUNDAY-SCHOOL 9:45 Christ Scientist at both will be held for the con- A vote on the perma- SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15 services Sunday. nent name for the church BOCA RATON UNITARIAN-UHIYERSALIST WORSHIP 8:30-11 gregation and guests will be held following Deerfield Beach Chamber of Commerce Building WORSHIP 8 and 10:30 (Pre-School Nursery Services will be held Sunday at 5 p.m. Pastor Shiphorst 1601 Hillsboro Boulevard. W.M. DEUTSCHMANN at 9:30 and 11 a.m. with A full-length color the service. at 11) Youth Fellowship will Pastor E.O. KRUG, Pastor Sunday school at 9:15 film, "A Letter to Nan- Services and Church School SUNDAY 10:30 a.m. Phones, 395-3632 a.m» hold a car wash from 10 Sets Sermon Topic Office 395-0433 cy" will be shown. The a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, WELCOME or 395-4741 Parsonage 395-1939 Services wili be held film was produced on the Oct. 31, in the Lee Hig*- "The Christian and in Walston and Com- stages of Paramount ginson parking lot. Pro- pany offices, with Sun- Studios and Family Politics" will be the UNITED CHURCH of BOCA RATON ceeds will go toward a sermon topic of Rev. day school in the reading Films for The Lutheran "Work Day for Christ" Congregational Christian, Evangelical and Reformed room, Bocade building. Church-Missouri Synod, Albert G. Shiphorst at Dr. Frederick Nelson, Minister program of the State both services Sunday in Youth program. First Presbyterian Sunday Service 11 a.m. - Church School 9:30 Services will be held Church. Temporary Location - 105 E. Boca Raton Rd. in the Lee Higginson (One Block East of US 1 in Lee Higginson Bldg.) Services will be held AIR CONDITIONED NURSERY AVAILABLE building. at 9:30 and 11 a.m. •The University Church' Members of the House The church now has of Commons receive 600 members. Boy Scout troop 333 CHURCH OF THE OPEN DOOR taxable salaries of 35th St. at 3rd Ave. N.W. $4,900 a year. Peers will meet at 7 p.m. r receive no pay. Tuesday in the west 11:00 a.m. - MARTIN LUTHER'S INWARD QUEST building. A Women's ex- FOR SALVATION ecutive board meeting 7:30 p.m. - How to Vote to the Glory of God will be held at 9:30 a.m. 'Timely Messages Founded on the Word of God* SAVE THIS Thursday in the El Rio NUMBER room. Comfortably air-conditioned as required. Rev. H. D. Bowers FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH FOR 360 N.E. 25th Terrace, Boca Raton Bible School 9:45 a.m. EMERGENCY USE At Ebenezer Baptist Morning Service 10:45 a.m. Youth Meeting 6:30 p.m. That will always be of interest to you when Evening Service 7:30 p.m. it comes time to renew your automobile in- Rev. N.D. Bowers will Mid-week Wednesday Service 7:30 p.m. KRAEER preach at both services Come and Hear the Gospel Preached surance. And if you can qualify as a safe Sunday in Ebenezer H.E. STINSON, Minister WH 1-8194 driver you will be Baptist Church. Servic- WESLEY STEDTEFELD, Assistant Minister Aittbylfsucs es will be held at 11 certain to get the ^ _^ a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday lowest possible •^C^*Ei>f/7/' school will be held at 9:30 a.m. A BYPU meet- rate if we handle 395-1800 ing will be held at 5 p.m. your insurance. Sunday. Call us. *' * Boca Raton's ONLY authorized agent for Pianos Organs AU lines of TRAVELERS INSURANCE Acrosonk JtSAIL Jill WW SLL% Orga-sonk and other famous names In pianos-organs-players W.P. BEBOUT 503 N.E. 20th St. — at Federal Hwy. end N.E. 20th St. Boca Raton Phone 395-4709 INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. LE@@OT MUSI® 701 H. Fed. Hwy. Ph. 395-4334 OVT.R A 0VAR7ER CENTURY OF SERVICE 16B Oct. 29, 1964 BOCA RATON NEWS Ciff Halloween University Women Will Hold HOW LONG-QH, HOW LONG! Area Workshop Here Saturday There's &®T To Be A Change So The Registrar's The recently headlined Boca Raton Recrea- Between 75 and 100the Cloister Loggia. thaos, confusion and ineffi- tion Department will women will be in Boca Coffee will be served, Office! ciency in the Registrar's hold a Halloween party Raton Saturday, Nov. 7, with the Boca Raton office, proves conclusively at 7:30 p.m. Friday, for a workshop for Area Branch as hostess. that All TOP ADMINISTRA- Oct. 30, in the Com- D of the Florida Division During the morning REGISTER And TORS MUST GO!. The people munity Center. of the American Asso- program talks will be and officials of the county The party will be ciation of University made by Dr. Lalia VOTE EASILY DESERVE the businesslike hosted by guest emcee Women at the Boca Ra- B o o n e, Gainesville, administration of Horace "Skipper Chuck" of ton Hotel and Club. president of the Florida With BEASLEY Beasley. channel 4, and sponsor- Participating branch- Division, and Mrs. Clara ed by Boca Raton Teen- es will be Fort Myers, L. Smith, Fort Lauder- Lever 15 A age Center. Vero Beach, NorthPalm dale, State Fellowship Included in the pro- Beach, Palm Beach Chairman. Four discus- HORACE gram will be a costume County, Gulfstream, sion groups will be contest for grades one Boca Raton, Fort Laud- formed, to be led by through six. Judges will erdale, Hollywood and Dr. Lucile Foutz, Tam- be Paul Matwiy, prin- Miami. The assembly's pa, Mrs. Jonathon R, BEASLEY cipal, J.C. Mitchell theme will he "Making Holt, West Palm Beach, SUPERVISOR OF School, Arlene Schuman AAUW A Vital Force Mrs. Harlan Ellis, REGISTRATION Boca Raton School, in the Community." Gainesville, and Mrs, Chuck Boogher, presi- Dr. Palmer C. Pil- Lee Brannon, Ocala. Elect A Business Man Democrat For A Business Man's Job dent, Teen-age Center, cher, clean of academic Mrs. Fred Hohdnadel, and Lynn Coblentz, Rec- affairs at Florida At- Tampa, area workshop Pii. For by P,B. City Dinu i*« Comm A Rama £x>c Co mm of fla.. Wo iron Gaodikh, reation Department. lantic University, will coordinator, will also Chrmn., Add Cramer, Vice Chrmn, Awards will be given to deliver the luncheon ad- take part in the pro- the "best costumed" dress titled "The Edu- gram. FOR HOME DELIVERY - PHONE 395-5121 youngster in each grade. cated Woman.- Whither A jack-o-lantern con- or Whether?" test also will be held and Registration will be CHRISTMAS CARDS! awards will be given for between 9 and 10 a.m. in the most unusually carved pumpkin in each Subscribe to CHRISTMAS CARDS! grade. Boco Raton News. Highlight of the even ing will be a pie eating Walter Haggerty poors into glass topped cast1 where hiss signature is pre- PRACTICAL PSYCHOLOGY A Very Large Assortment of contest. Entrants for the served along with others who attended Addition Mizner's first party in the for The Exclusive MASTERPIECE Line contest are: Cloisters. Busines5men,Personnel Mgrs(| Salesmen others needing and Florida Cards First grade, Chris insight into human behavior Tohler, Barb Moreland, Attended Cloisters Opening Class limit 10 - 25 hrs. With Name Imprinted Jeff Orton, Barry Durl- instruction. Initial mtg. to decide course hrs. Come in and browse. We are sure you will find many beautiful ing, Rodney Riley and cards you will like to send out for your Christmas Greetings. Brian Durling; second To be taught by Mr, Harker - former research psychologist -ALSO PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CHRISTMAS CARDS grade, Ralph Williams, for federal gov't & professor Keith Cotrell, Pat Ffisf Guest Returns to Hotel of psycholagyaf college level. Mertz, Dicky Holland, February 6, 1926natur, e collection is pre- Davis, founder of Ar- HARKER, HARKER and Debbie Smith; third Addison Mizner held his served in the hotel lob- vida Corp. which owns & ASSOCIATES Qaton (pttiixtwcj Go. grade, Terry Stebbins, first party in the Clois- by in a large glass- and operates Boca Ra- [Hid E Palmetto Pk, Rd, 41 S. E. 4TH STREET ® 395-3944 BOCA -RATON Ronnie Franks, Kenny ters, now part of thetopped case which ton Hotel and Club. 395 7159 Laycock, Vicky Wise, Boca Raton Hotel and stands beneath a photo- David Posey and John Club. graph of Arthur Vining Backes; Now, 39 years later, a Fourth grade entrants recent visitor to the ho- are Dennis Cicala, Jim tel Walter Haggerty, Scanlon, John Posey, Beverly Hills, Calif., John Jones and Dorothy casually mentioned that Williams; fifth grade, he attended the very Craig Botelho, Ronnie first party at the open- we conY be undersold! Crump, Kathy Corvin, ing of the Cloisters. MEETS ALL LOGIIL HDVOTISED PRICES AND BESTS MOST!! Robert Gelhardt and Haggerty, who isPiOTEOTSOU Cheryl Chick; sixth staying at the hotel, was fix nnvwilant locations to »rv« yo« .. . from Miami Is Dnrffald B«ch grade, Dave Franks, having lunch in the Span- Pomnano and Doerflold Store. OPEN SUNDAY 1 to 8 P.M. Eric Bath, Eddie Payne, ish Lounge when he FOIHULA Blair Portnoy and Gary made his secret known. for pur business, Blair. Sure enough, his very Mr. Storeowner FULL QUART FULL QUART All school-age child- legible signature and ren may attend and cos- that of his deceased wife A modern protection package CARSTA1RS FULL QUART ECHO Seagrams tumes are required. were later pointed out by for retail stores is now avail- BLENDED Haggerty in the Addi- able to m.ost storeowners. This WHISKEY SEAGRAM'S SPRING son Mizner register of attractive, streamlined package KENTUCKY STRAIGHT I Radio Permit very select friends who is called Retail-Pale. It offers 7 CROWN 7 YEARS OLD attended the first social the convenience, economy and event in the hotel. comprehensive protection fea- BLENDED WHISKEY iOURBON Transfer Sought tures of one broad coverage .fS The Cloisters, de- CA5E 44.28 signed by Mizner, the policy. For a survey of your Application for trans- insurance needs and details •••••••••••••••••• •••••••••MM fer of a construction southeastern section of the hotel, remains in— on what Retail-Pak can do 100 PROOF permit for a radio sta- for you, call on us. JIM tion, formerly held by tact even though three- J. W. DANT fourths of the present BEAM Bibletown, has been fil- Representing 86 PROOF REG. 5.15 ed with the Federal hotel building was added Hartford Accident and REG. 6.20 86 PROOF to it later. Indemnity Company Communications Com- Member The Hartford mission. Industrialist Hagger- Insurance Group JUUJJfflUi The FCC had former- ty, a friend of both Addi- Hartford 25, Conn. ly granted Bibletown a son and Wilson Mizner, said he left his Palm at PROOF BLACK OLD REG. 5.53 construction permit for CASE 47.75 WWOG, 99.9 megacy- Beach home to attend CASE 43.75 cles. Under terms of the the opening Cloister iiipi •••••••••••••••'•••• THOMPSON •H.LLJJJ.JLL.I. 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