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BOCA RATON NEWS 26 Pages Vol. 13, No. 18 Thursday, January 11, 1968 Vine candidates now in Gty Council race Seven more file on last two days By JIM RIFENBURG Fuel was added to the political fires Tuesday and Wednes- day with the filing of seven more candidates for two council seats that will be open in the Feb. 6 elections. Incumbents Harold Maull and Pat Honchell, former mayor and councilman Joe Delong, Wil- liam Cassady and Harriet Jack- man joined the list of political aspirants Wednesday. Architect Tim Barrows prepared this three-dimensional model to Edward Benham and Patrick illustrate his plans for beautification of the south bank of the Boca Galvin filed Tuesday, bringing the total slate to nine candi- Raton Inlet and development as a passive recreation area. The dates for fhe two city chairs. model is on display in the lobby of City Hall. John Quinn, former city attorney, and Emil Danciu, con- tractor, announced their can- It rained. After more than a montii without a of rain was recorded in one period of about a half 21 city employes will didacies early last week. good rain, the sky broke loose with a real frog hour. . .and it was still falling, Incumbent R.I. (Pat) Hon- choker late Wednesday afternoon. Almost an inch chell, who shelled out his $25 filing fee at 2 o'clock yesterday be honored for service afternoon said the "referendum items do not belong to the Homeowners group postpones By JACK HUTTON employees with 5, 10,15,20 and politicians, they belong to the 30 years service. Police Chief voters," The City of Boca Raton will Hugh Brown is the city's oldest "Politicians come and go," honor 21 city employees Tues- employee, with 31 years ser- he said, "some are re-elected, day, Jan. 26, when the second vice in the same department. some are defeated, but outline decision on two bond issues annual Employees Service city is hers to stay." '_. ^ - •": . However, Honchell said he Award program will ue held in stated we will have a traffic conjunction with regular City Board will thought beach land acquisition The question of endorsing -- servatio-n Department has said is "imperative." or rejecting -— proposals to there • might be money for the problem. If we do not buy the Council meeting. Inlet if public land is acquired land and a condominium is City Personnel Director Ann "I served on a beach com- build a passive recreation area mittee in 1963," he said. "We on the south bank of the Boca but they have promised nothing, built there, we'll have a prob- S. Hillard has named 21 em- hear review lem of 90 cars wanting access ployees to receive the service recommended the buying of Raton Inlet is pending before "You are asked to vote for 1,000 feet at that time for a the memberships of eight local $550,000 to buy 300 feet of to A1A." pin from Mayor Bernard Turn- Walter Young, planning and Addressing the delegation er. They range in years of zoning director, will present purchase price of about $750,- civic associations. land," he continued, "but at a 000. Four years later the same Members of one group raised price of $2,500 per front foot, from Boca Atlantic Home Own- service from five to 20. his six month review at the ers Association, Wilkins asked: A foreman in the water de- Planning and Zoning board property cost one million dol- the question at a meeting Tues- this money will not purchase lars. day when 19persons, represent- 300 feet. When I asked Mayor "Would you go along with the partment, Thomas Boyd will meeting tonight. idea of a park if the property receive a 20-year service pin, The report will probably take "I don't think we should be ing the eight associations, met Bernard Turner about this he concerned with development to discuss the merits of the said 'we'll get what we can,' was offered free?" an award he just missed at: last precedent over other matters Mark Lasker answered: year's presentation. at the meeting. money at this time, but the ac- overlook park. "Economically, the plan is quisition money is imperative," F.L. Bradfute, representing unsound," he continued. "At "Yes." Receiving ten year pins will Board members also will ap- Wilkins also told the group he be Sgt Norman Ellingworth, prove the minutes of the three he said. Boca Atlantic Homeowners As- Palmetto Park Road we already e Honchell said he is running sociation, asked for support of have an overlook and parking thought money would be forth- police; Gus Hager, water treat- previous meetings and tie up coming from the state if the ment plant superintendent; loose ends on two matters which for re-election because of "my the Federation of Civic Asso- space. We already have rest- sincere interest in following ciations in campaigning for the room facilities. It would there- park were approved. Warren C. Harris, engineer- were placed in public hearings "We have a man who talked ing; Lt, Sal Matteis, fire; Al- last month but were recessed. through with the many import- defeat the $550,000 bond issue fore be better to buy north ant programs pending before the on Feb. 6 and promised a con- of Palmetto Park Road at one- to Governor Claude Kirk in fred Speight, sanitation. First matter is amendment Tallahassee," Wilkins said. Five-year pin winners will be to section 25-18 of the motor City Council. tinued campaign against it. third the price land at the Inlet ' 'We have a beautiful city and I "We are in favor of Spanish would cost." "He says $386,000 is earmark- Owen D8 Bennion, tax assess- car fuel service stations or- ed but not committed to opening or; Arnie Braxton, street; Det dinance which was recessed for will continue my efforts in keep- River Park," Bradfute told the Bradfute also cited the high o ing it so, particularly in the group, "and we want the Inlet interest cost as well as devel- the Inlet. Sgt. Fred Dettman, police; Ed- further study. "We might get it if we vote ward H. Meader, police; Det. Second is a petition by the field of comprehensive planning open, but an overlook park there opment and said the total pack- and beautification,," will not assure money to open age would be well over $1 mil- in favor of the park. You will Sgt. AINahrstedt, police; Evelyn board to rezone section 30-47- not get it without the park," Nahrstedt, police; Mary Kasza, 43, bounded on the west by Harold Maull, seeking re- the Inlet. lion before it is completed,, election for a third term, said "There is no Federal money James Wilkins, speaking in Wilkins said. city manager's office; Lorraine Southwest Second avenue, on "We have been accused of Ficek, recreation; Arthur Han- the east by Southwest First ave- "Boca Raton is going through a coming," he said. "The Con- favor of thepassiveparksaidhe new phase and the countdown used a figure of $1,800 per saying we don't want unde- well, recreation; John Hart- nue and the FEC Railway, on the sirables," Bradfute stated, tak- zell, fire; Robert Fuhrman, south by a portion of Boca Ra- has begun." front foot and found the city "Our city, like other fast would be able to purchase 306 ing the floor again. "This is a building maintenance; Marvin ton Square Gateway and on the complete distortion of facts. We Jenkins, garage; Hugh John- north by Southwest Third street, growing cities, presents an op- feet. He also compared the portunity to those who place small space with the whole of have nothing against fisher- son, parks; Andrew Powell, and lots 55 through 59, Ingra- January 8-10, 1968 men, beach lovers and the like. sanitation; Clyde Tyler, water hams Subdivision from C-l to profit above principle to reap Hi Lo Rain Boca Raton. substantial gains by down-grad- Mon. 74 59 0 "There would be about 40 We don't want the hippies!" distribution. R-3. The hearing was recess- Federation President Peter Award pins are presented to ed until Jan. 18. ing existing zoning," he said. Tues '77. 69 0 cars parked in the overlook (Continued on Page 14A) Wed. noon 78 69 0 site," Wilkins said. "Theyhave Gonnet said the land earmarked for the bond issue is near the Newth property. "If we don't get a park," he Park, fire station said, "Newth will build an apartment down there and we won't even be able to look at the contracts are awarded Inlet." Construction contracts for Also awarded was a contract Brodhead will two city projects were author- for construction of a fire de- ized at Tuesday's meeting of partment sub-station on South- the City Council. west 12th avenue. The reduced Councilmen voted to award price for the project stood at file appeal .the first phase Spanish River $53,457, reflecting some reduc- Park construction contract to tions in the original plan and City Councilman Sid Brod- Hardrives for $41,990. The firm including the addition of two al- head yesterday confirmed plans submitted an additional bid for ternates. Emergency power to file an appeal on a Circuit an extension of the work into equipment and concrete paving Court decision which OK'd. the the area which the city hopes are included in the alternates. City Council's vote to provide to acquire, which would bring In other action at Tuesday's $500 prize money for a tennis the total contract price up to meeting, the City Council: tournament. $47,840. VOTED to purchase a police Brodhead, contending that the patrol boat for $2,050» Funds council's action, against which will come from an escrow ac- he voted, was a violation of the count established by contribu- city charter, asked for an in- tions from private citizens. junction to stop the payment. AGREED to publish a fact Circuit Court Judge Culver Amusement Page 6A sheet on the two proposed rec- Smith dismissed the suit. Ann Landers 2B reation land acquisition bond The prize funds were award- Calendar 5B issues which will be on the Feb. ed Nov. 26 to winners of the Church News 10B 6 ballot. U.S. Professional Lawn Tennis Classifieds 12-13A AUTHORIZED the city at- Assn. tournament at the Boca Editorials 4A torney to draft an amendment Raton Hotel and Club, Public Notices 8A to city ordinances to make sure Brodhead said his appeal will Real Estate 6B the city gets back its share of Contract for first-phase development of Span- be'utilized for the first of two parking lots plan- be filed Monday or Tuesday at Sports 10A cigaret taxes from the new, ish River Park was authorized at Tuesday's ned in the area. Spanish River Park runs both the ap el late court in Vero Women's News 1-5B longer cigarets. meeting of the City Council. The area above will north and south of ihe present north beach. Beach. 2A Thursday, Jan. 11, 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS Hospital may offer 1 the echo chamber technician's course -275 VIA ROSADA * BOCA RATON FLA , . Royol Polm.Plozo - 395-0544 . Bethesda Memorial school in the county, and Hospital may enter the a great shortage of Fun, wit and exuberance field of education if a trained X-ray person- Classified Ad Service Phone 395-8300 recommendation made nel exists.

:•:• by administrator Rus- sell T. Clayton at the monthly Hospital Com- missioners meeting album provides the lilt of carries his luggage because he Monday afternoon is im- FREE! FREE! By JIM RIFENBURG France, the love of people for is very impatient to taste the plemented. other people, and relaxed list- fabled delights of Paris night Clayton asked com- For sheer fun, wit and exub- ening pleasure. life. But alas, though most of the missioners to consider erance, it would be hard to find girls laugh at his antics, the establishment of a KENNEDY HALF DOLLARS anything in the literature of bal- "Gaite Parisienne" takes Glove Seller chooses to ignore registered school of X- let music to compare with place in a fashionable Paris him, basking under the undivid- ray technology at Be- to "Gaite Parisienne." restaurant where, when the cur- ed attention of the recently ar- thesda by July of this And for sheer listening plea- tain rises, the helpispreparing rived Baron. year. sure, it would be hard to find for the night's activity. According to Clay- La Lionne, the city's reign- FIRST 25 LADIES a group of musicians who could First to arrive is the saucy ton' s proposal which has present the sound of Paris bet- ing beauty, draws attention from the blessing of the Am- Flower Girl, followed by three all when she arrives with the ter than the Hollywood Bowl cocodettes and their escorts erican Hospital Asso- ATTENDING OUR Symphony Orchestra conducted Duke. However, the Duke be- ciation and American by Felix Slatkin. comes very jealous when La Society of Radiological Lionee flirts with one of the of- Technicians, an initial A tongue-in-cheek salute to ficers. class of four students Parisian cafe society of the would be enrolled in the And, as might be expected the two year course which AUCTION SALE! Second Empire, the album breezes along at a bright, brisk situation becomes explosive. would qualify graduates clip, lightly tossing off one The Duke and the Officer fight to take examinations for EACH WIGHT dazzling musical gambit after over La Lionne, the Baron and certification of the the Peruvian over the Glove ASRT. another,, Seller, Using as his ingredients the The Bethesda admin- delightful nineteenth century When peace is finally re- istrator pointed out Boca Raton Auction Gafferr melodies of composer Jacques stored, the guests take up a there is no such training Offenbach and the book by Comte romantic mood and the cafe Federal Hwy. at Si. 1st Si. Boca Raton, Fla. Etienne de Beaumont, Leonide returns to its normal gaety, Mas sine, world famous dancer climaxed by the ever popular To Place a and choreographer, created the dancing of the Can-Can girls. Classified Ad Pine Owners Auctioneers JO6 ballet in 1938. The production, Everyone pairs off except the who launch into a lively mazur- poor comical Peruvian who is Call 395-8300 translating into dance idiom ka. But the escorts are fickle left to sulk alone. all the buoyant excitement of and quickly forsake the girls Offenbach's music, was a spec- when lovely Glove Seller makes "Gaite Parisienne" is early tacular success, and the ballet her appearance. France. It will capture the heart continues to be enthusiastically of listeners of all ages and will received. Next to enter the scene is the be a welcome addition to any- For home entertainment, the comically eager Peruvian, He one's collection of fine music. The Murphys installed a new heating system. Had it a year. The Neelys installed University seeking •-•••- "THE WINTER TERM OF' Still love it madly. a new heating system. A bill or two later, 5 ART homes for 'Amigos CLASSES the honeymoon was over. Starts January 15th Are you a person with Feuerlein. a penchant for college The program's pur- Registration: Jan. 11 & 12 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. students, especially pose is to cement in- Instruction in black-eyed and raven- ternational friendship. haired ones? Originated in 1962, it OIL & WATERCOLOR PAINTING Do you have an in- has brought over 2,000 Elementary and Advanced terest in hearing Span- young Latinos to this PORTRAITURE ish spoken perfectly? country. JAPANESE SUMI-E . ' Have a spare room "These students are SCULPTURE that will be unoccupied the cream of the crop Wood, Clay or Metal Feb. 5 to 15? — their country's future PHOTOGRAPHY - Get More out of Your If so, Dr. Willy J. leaders," said Dr. Feu- Camera Dollars Feuerlein would like to erlein. SPECIAL ART CLASSES FOR CHILDREN hear from you. The ec- Persons interested in for Detailed Information, Vfrite, Phone or Call-at the onomics professor is in hosting an Argentinian OF BOCA charge of finding hosts student are asked to tel- for 40 carefully chosen ephone or write to him at ART GUILD RATON students from Argen- Florida Atlantic Uni- 801 West Palmetto Park Road tina during their stay in versity. • ma Phone 395-18871 OH ™ ™ . the Boca Raton area. Many of the visitors will live with "Counter- For the best in remote control part" FAU students, learning at first hand TV tuning convenience... about their American friends' academic and social life. For the most part they will be bunk- ing in the small apartments occupied by most local students. Some ALL NEW 1968 FAU students are even doubling up with friends 18" RECTANGULAR in order to create space DIAG. 180 sq. in. viewing area for them. But there are still some unplaced students, and Dr. Feuerlein would like for a certain number to have the exper- COLOR TV ience of living briefly The VAN DYCK • Y5918W How come? in the homes of Ameri- cans. "No special enter- featuring tainment — just family Gas makes die big difference! living," he explained. The young people will SPACE be here in connection If you find out too late, like the Neelys did, that non-flame heat costs far, far more than with Operation Amigo, gas, you'll feel pretty bad. And pretty broke! The Murphys saved from the start. a six-year-old program COMMAND' Gas heat is easy to install, easy to maintain: a flame can't wear out. And there's "300" VHF nothing cleaner, more dependable than gas. Fastest heat, too, when Florida's of visits by young Latin sudden cold snaps strike. And there are no bogged down deliveries, or forgetting Americans. REMOTE CONTROL to reorder. Gas heat costs less, too. Just compare-. 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By GUS HARWELL And with whole cities, as in The community Is also con- neighborhoods, each family, fusing and different because it CASUAL OBSERVATIONS by each business, is inclined to has no centralized downtown a newcomer who is inexpert, keep up with its neighbors in section. Shopping is generally but interested: beautifying property. strung out down Federal High- Boca Raton is a friendly city. Boca Raton is a confusing way and a few streets near it, You don't have to travel widely city. People refer to areas within clumps. Off and running! here to find people kind and in the city by subdivision or helpful. And it's not the tinny, neighborhood names almost en- BOCA RATON IS aquieteom- hand-outstretched-for-tip kind tirely, Boca Square, Country munity. Compared with-bigf cits of friendliness. Club Village, Boca Islands and traffic, driving in Boca ;jis ™ They're off and running in the race for two statements from most candidates. The sugges- Boca is a pretty city. Gen- such are used in describing a blessed relief. |j seats on the Boca Raton City Council! tion that the "will of the people" will prevail erally, businesses and individ- location, instead of expressions The glaring lights, the s&out- As the deadline for filing in the race came in the referendum should not be confused with uals have gone out of their way like "northwest section" or ing signs, the noise and super- and went last night, the field of candidates had an unwillingness to "stand up and be counted" to make this an attractive city. "south side" and the like. busy shopping areas are con- increased to the point that everyone in Boca on the validity of the recreation proposals. The spicuous by their absence.' Raton should have enough variety to make a wise two recreation bonds, we feel, are so closely I have found Boca Raton to choice. However, the question of "issues" still .tied with Boca Raton's future progress and de- be a clean city. I have no specif- remains somewhat up in the air. velopment that failure of any candidate to take "Last year's 5+1= this year's 6c" ic reason for saying so — it is As in any political race, there will be many an affirmative stand on the proposals is tanta- a general impression. j voters who will cast their ballots on the basis mount to turning his back on the city's needs. Perhaps the strongest • im- of personality. Either they "like" the candidate Probably the other issue — or set of issues pression of all I have discov- ered here has been confidence or they don't like himo It might be just a ques- — which will be most in evidence during the tion of the way he parts his hair or the cut of his campaign will center around other aspects of long in the future. Never beforejhave suit, but the decision is based on entirely per- range municipal planning. Soon to be decided by i..'""'" I been in a communitygp ^M

Operations have the Inlet Boulevard in- Frost to appoint an en-addition to the Glades one stored in the Glades — Tabled a move to Boca Raton's south city Attorney R, Bruce Jones closed at the Inlet Boul- stitution and the federal gineer to work on im-Office Building, and and the other in West accelerate the recon- limits, the bridge was to prepare legislation evard Children's Home court directive speci- provements to the Sabal Norman Robson of Palm Palm Beach. struction of ahazardous built jointly by both he feels needed by the in Riviera Beach, the fied the closing. Palm Home and Judge Beach, an $875,000 ex- — Passed resolutions Hillsboro Canal bridge counties many years county, including a Home County Commission was Judge Newell, turning Newell agreed to furn- pansion of the county jail to ask the State Road between Palm Beach and ago. Warren said re- Rule Act, in case the informed at its Tuesday attention to the Sabal ish a caretaker for the in West Palm Beach. Department to modify Broward Counties until construction should be State Legislature might meeting by Juvenile Palm Home said he es- vacated Inlet Boulevard — Agreed to supply the county's secondary Broward authorities specified as an "emer- act on local bills when Court Judge Emery timated total savings of building. space for two 200-bed roads resolution and al- meet with local offi- gency" to reopen the it convenes in special Newell. approximately $50,000 The board also ap- hospital unit which fed- locate $10,000 for wid - cials. The bridge, closed span as soon as pos-session late this month, in the two existing bud- proved a one-year lease eral authorities have ening Congress avenue recently because of rot- sible, perhaps in three — Approved, inprin- The board had been gets as a result of the with Florida Automotive promised the county's at the John F. Kennedy ted underpiling, is heav- weeks with informal cipal, plans for Jupiter hopeful that a federal action, however. But he Inc. to operate the Civil Defense. Such Memorial Hospital and ily traveled and, ac- bids rather than six Island Park, a long phase-out order could also noted that improve- Glades Airport. Belk units are stored for use Lantana Road intersec- cording to Commission- weeks through formal range recreational pro- be tempered by inte- ments must be under- Aircraft, operator of the in the event of enemy tion, and to resurface er George Warren, has advertising and bids. ject which may not be grating the home and taken at the lone county field for 17 years, ter- attack of catastrophic Military Trail from averaged 7,000 to 8,000 — Authorized County undertaken for 20 years. keeping it open as a home for children, in- minated its lease agree- natural disaster. The Palm Beach Gardens to vehicles a day. Located second facility to care cluding 20 to 25 more ment Jan. 1. county has two units now its northern terminus. on Old Dixie highway at BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, Jan. 11, 1968 5A for delinquent and de- rooms as detention fa- In other business, pendent children. Now, cilities. commissioners: the future of the build- County Engineer — Officially invited ing is uncertain. George Frost roughly five county architects to Judge Newell, appear- estimated the cost of design projects speci- ing at the regular week- this project at $3,000 a fied in a $7 million ex- ly meeting, said the last room. pansion program. The group of youngsters that The jurist listed, men will attend a spec- among future savings ial meeting soon with the day were being trans- board and other county ferred to Sabal Palm because of the phase- out, maintenance costs, officials. Selected ar- Home in West Palm chitects are John Mar- Beach which will be op- car rental fees, some salaries since there ion of Palm Beach for erated as an integrated the downtown courthouse facility as the county's will be no need for two staffs, and other item. expansion costing $4.8 only children's home. He said three social million; Rudy Arsenico Questioned by the workers, with masters' of North PalmBeachfor board, especially Com- degrees, could be hired a $300,000 North County missioner Dan Gaynor, and, still, the county satellite office building; the judge noted that the would realize a $6,000 Kenneth Jacobson of American Civil Liber- savings in salaries each Delray Beach, a $400,- ties Union last year re- year. 000 South County satel- quested federal author- Commissioners lite; Chester Cone of ities to order closing of agreed to authorize Belle Glade, a $75,000 University zoologist named to international study group

A Florida Atlantic committee to the seg-through appropriate University zoologist has ment designated as An- channels. been named to a five- alytical Biogeography of The cooperative ar- man committee that is the Sea. A function of rangements necessary part of an international the committee will be to the program will re- effort to learn more to coordinate research quire the designation of about the distribution of among scientists deal- some institutions as plants and animals on ing with organisms along centers of specialty. the earth. the Atlantic coasts of They will house the cul- The Program on Ex- North and South Amer- ture of organisms to be perimental Analytical ica. It will also assist used in the studies, and Biogeography of the Sea the scientists in pre-will serve as headquart- will be a cooperative paring research pro- ers for research tech- project in biological re- posals and routing them niques. search by 50 counties, according to Dr. Fred- erick Kalber who joined FAU's College of Sci- ence last September. It will be the biological BiBieTOWN counterpart of the In- ternational Geophysical 600 N.W. 4th Avenue Year which ended in 1964, Kalber said. In this country it is under SACRED CONCERTS the direction of the Na- tional Academy of Sci- ences and will be fund- Saturday, Jan. 13fk ed by several govern- mental agencies. 8:00 P.M. "Over many years in international meetings Presents of scientists it became evident that a planet- Gene Jordan wide study of common problems was needed," * Marimba Dr. Kalber said. Some * Violin It's Never Too Early of the problems are human migratory biology, land plant and animal population changes, and To Choose Your Furniture regulating factors in the distribution of animals Corabelle When you have completed your plans, it's then that your furniture, in the atmosphere and water. Morgan fabrics, rugs and draperies should be selected. Our skillful decor- The program was or- SOPRANO ganized in Europe in ators are accustomed to working with blueprints and achieving har- 1965. Congressional ap- FROM MIAMI mony and perfection in the expression of your way of life. Your proval in the United States came one year final approval on our decorators' plans means that all of your home later, and the research phase began in July, plus !! * Joe Springer furnishings will be ready and standing by for the day your builder 1967. gives you the key. The area of Dr. Kal- ber' s concern is that of * Biblefown Chorale animals in the sea. Bi- It's called "Instant Happiness for the Home" from... ologists from universities in this country and Reservations for from Newfoundland and Brazil will serve with PRE-CONCERT DINNER 6:00 P.M. him on the advisory Call 395-2400 MO ADMISSION CHARGE One of America's truly fine stores Bibletown Auditorium EXTRA SPECIAL GEORGE BEVERLY SHEA Baritone Ken Higgins Billy Graham Team will help you long after you've bought Tedd Smith at The Piano an insurance policy Sunday Evening-Jan. 14 569 IV. FEDERAL HIGHWAY / BOCA RATOIV / HOURS; d to S:3O When your car or home is damaged or destroyed, we will make sure you get paid promptly and fairly. 7:00 P.M. We're independent insurance agents. J.C. MITCHELL &SONS COMMUNITY CHURCH BOCA RATON 22 S. Federal. . 395-4711 6A Thursday, jan. l], 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS

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CHINESE FOOD and BAR-B-Q CONFUCIUS COCKTAIL tOUMGI LUNCHEON and DINNER LIONS CLUB HOUSE CHINESE NEW YEAR PARTY MONDAY, JAN. 29 399 N.W. 35th St., Boca Raton Call 391-2424 for Reservations - TAKE-OUT SERVICE - BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEON $1.25 FASHION SHOWS THUKSDAY LUNCHEONS 5990 N. Federal Kwy. SOCA BATON Sunday Diners Club & American Express Phone 391-2424 JAN. 21 FROM Members of the American Ballet Theatre go through their paces for "Concerto." 1 P.M. to 5 P.M. Program listed for Donation- Le Spedditee FAMOUS DOOR Adults $1.50 - Children $1.00 de l& M&hon ... Tickets Available American Ballet show CHINESE RESTAURANT *Firestone Store *tAatty's Cleaners in the COVE SHOPPING CENTER - DEERFlSLD SUPERB FOOD SERVING LUNCH & DINNERS Closed Mon. ^Liberty Glass or Any Lion Member "Helen of Troy/' and gram will open with FOR TAKE OUT ORDERS - PHONE 399-5455 "Giselle," are only two "Concerto" and end in dining out one may ffirill to the of the American Ballet with "Giselle." LAST NITE enchantment of candlelight and Company's repetoire Performances will James Cobum in soft music, the luxury of exquisite NOW THRU SAT. "Presidents Analyst" French-service, an elegant, unhur- scheduled to be seen begin at 8:30 p.m. The plus Friday and Saturday Palm Beach engagement "St. Vallentine's Day ried atmosphere {and all this we evening in West Palm by American Ballet Massacre" promise) . . . but to make it a truly Beach Auditorium. Theatre is part of the festive occasion, there must be Friday evening's pro- company's 1968 national U.S. #1 Between Deerfield and Pompano first, fine food and fine wines. gram will consist of tour. The performances Chez Joey's new winter menu of- "Harbinger," "Helen will be the only appear- AUDREY fers the rare as well as the classic - of Troy" and "Etude." ance of the company in PANfiVISION"® - plus - the flavor of the Riviera In our fa- Saturday night's pro= the county. BEX HARRISON - "HONEY POT" HEPBURN mous Cassoulet, a' taste of Nor- mandy in our Escalope de Veau and the gala mood which is Paris in our magnificent Duck I'orange served flam be. Yes, we do serve you with flair, BY CLARK K1NNA1RD with elegance, but the essence of Chez Joey is haute cuisine . . . A magazine asserts, graduate brought him to food not merely good, but superb! on the basis of one of the attention of George Plan a memorable evening soon. those polls, that young Washington and won him Americans of today have a place as aide-de- What no heroes from Amer- camp to the General. STARTS J;J ican history. If this is After the war, Hamil- From "Brunch" to a Banquet... TOMORROW ,a'a so, it may be because ton qualified as a bril- enjoy traditional American recipes they have not had in- liant lawyer in criminal cooked to order by world famous they terest cultivated in fac- and civil cases, and was §CHRAFFTS Chefs. On vour next 36 S.E. THIRD STREET • BOCA RATON tual stories of Benja- called on to serve in a evening out...include min Franklin, George succession of difficult Just west of Federal Highway positions in the new Re- W ashington, Daniel COCKTAILS 48

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Bolls Boca Raton-1701 N. Federal Highway-395-8181 . <.„,,,„„ iWorth Palm Beach—661 U.S. Highway #1-848-5245 West Palm Beach—7400 South Dixie Highway- 582-5822 Hamilton as artillery Also in Perrine, Coral Gables, Miami, North Miami, Dania officer in a let-up of 20th CENTURY-FOX Presents Ft. Lauderdale South, Ft. Lauderdaie North, Pompano Beach, siege of Yorktown — en- Sarasota, St. Petersburg, Orlando (Maitland) graving from a painting by Alonzo Chap pel, 19th century artist. ROCKING CH^IR SWOKINCf LO<;& BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, Jan. 11, 1968 7A Author is snow bird NOW FIRST BANK AND TRUST By ED HIRSHBERG "Vanished," By Fletcher Knebel.Doubleday,$5.95. IS A $44 MILLION NATIONAL BANK Fletcher Knebel is a part - time Floridian whose first book to rocket to the best-seller lists was "Seven Days in May," written with Charles Bailey. An

Ed Hirshberg occasional winter deni- zen of the Fort Myers region, he was a political columnist before Boca Raton's biggest bank announces a 50% increase starting to write novels about very important people and the events they are involved in. in one year in total resources Favorite among his topics is the American presidency and his pet concern is peace. His newest novel is about a mythical President to $44,227,050.31 "Vanished" — and becomes implicated in a plot to ban the atom bomb. President Roudebush, who is Knebel's real hero — and you don't find hero-Presidents in many novels these days ('Being the biggest doesn't make you the best, — is a cross between Franklin D. Roosevelt — his wife's name is Ellen — and the man but being the best can make you the biggest'.) John F. Kennedy might have been some ten years after he was as- sassinated. Like Ken- nedy, his favorite winter retreat is in Florida, but it's. Captiva Island, not Palm Beach. The ramifications of the plot in "Vanished" take in about every ex- First Bank And Trust Company of Boca Raton, N.A. citing aspect of international intrigue you can Royal Palm Road and S.E. First Avenue Phone 395 4420 name — heavily involv- MEMBER, FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION. ed are the CIA, FBI, UN, politics, sex — including homosexuality— crooked stock market deals, a bit of clean romance — the works. In short, it has just COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF CONDITION about everything that a fast - breaking b e s t- seller needs for success „ Assets Dec.31,1967 Dec.31,1966 But it is more than just another sensation- _ _ _$ 3,215,895.49 al novel. Knebel has a Cosh and Due From Banks i _ _ , $ 4,068,966.01 - real message, one that U.S. Government Securities 5,888,977.72 - 4,822,284.37 is closely related to the State, County, and Municipal Bonds 5,731,078.81 _ 5,039,569.65 survival of the human 649,700.00 race. For his Presiden- Other Bonds __ 3,702,344.83 _ tial hero is dedicated to Federal Reserve Bank Stock 50,200.00 _ .31,800.00 the complete destruc- Loans and Discounts 23,593,764.65 _ 15,066,732.93 tion of the atom bomb . 449,766.99 as the only alternative Banking House : _ _ 813,262.38 - to mass suicide for Furniture and Fixtures _ _ 124,868.71 - .136,994.31 mankind. As he puts it. Accrued Income and Other Assets 253.587.20 132,363.94 "The very existence of hughpiles of A-bombs Total Assets $44.227-050.31 —$29,545/107.68 and H-bombs guarantees "Gotterdamerung" someday . . „ The bomb hangs over everyone like Liabilities the shadow of deathoNot the individual death that Deposits — — — — - •— - . _ _ $40,455,112.92 - $27,425,181.30 each of us must face, 500,000.00 but the death of our Federal Funds Payable _ planet and its wonders." Unearned Discount ______538,774.57_ 324,203.37 After reading "Vanish- Reserve for Interest and Taxes - etc. 263,970.62 . . 142,015.94 ed," we hoped some of Capital Funds: it — about abolishing 510,000.00 The Bomb — would Capital Stock _ _. _ _ _ 637,500.00 come true. If you read Surplus ______1,034,500.00 550,000.00 it, we're pretty sure 797,192.20. 593,707.07 that you will too. Undivided Profits and Reserve - - Total Liabilities $44,227,050.31 $29,545,107.68 Onley serves in Vietnam Army Private First Officers Class Donald L. Onley, Thomas F. Fleming, Jr., Chairman of the Board 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Onley of Boca William M. Stowe, President Raton, was assigned as Morgan M. Zook, Executive Vice President & Cashier an engineer in Company E, 65th Engineer Battal- Stanford P. Skogstad, Vice President ion of the 25th Infantry N. Douglas Webb, Vice President Division near Cu Chi, Vietnam, Dec. 17, William L Haake, Assistant Vice President His wife, Bonnie, also Betty J. Evans, Assistant Vice President Directors lives on Royal Palm Road. Eleanor A. Beatty, Assistant Cashier James R. Caldwell Kitty King, Assistant Cashier Thomas F. Fleming, Jr. Ray assigned Carol J. Miller, Assistant Cashier John M. McKibbin, Jr. William F. Mitchell to AF school Trust Department J. MyerSchine Airman Gregory W. John C. Thomas, Vice President and Trust Officer William M. Stowe Ray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent S. Ray of Charles F. Schuler, Trust Officer Robert L. Sussieck. Boca Raton, has com- W.W.Thomson pleted basic training at Installment Loan Department Lackland AFB, Tex. He JameS A. Faircloth , Vice President Robert D. Tylander has been assigned to the Kenneth E. Farnam, Assistant Vice President W. George Whitehouse Air Force Technical Training Center at the Kenneth R. Williams Defense Language In- Business Development Department Morgan M. Zook stitute, Monterey, Calif, Richard J. Chenoweth, Vice President- for specialized school- Maxim E. O. Lehmann, Assistant Vi£e President ing as a language spec- ialist. 8A Thursday, Jan. 11, 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Public Notices A PUBLIC HEARING will be held on the following proposed Ordinance £1274 at 7:30 P.M. FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE on January 30th, 1968, in the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Council Room at City Hall, at that the undersigned, desiring which time the City Council to engage in business in Palm will consider its adoption into Beach County, Florida, under Law. the name of THE GOLD COAST. ORDINANCE NO. 1274 INVESTORS, intend to register AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY the said name with the Gle£k OF BOCA RATON ABANDON- of the Circuit Court of Palm ING CERTAIN EASEMENT FOR Beach County, Florida: THE PURPOSE OF RELOCA- EDWIN L. TRAVER, DAR- TION IN RE PLAT OF BLOCK LENE R, TRAVER; EMMETTE 16 BOCA WOODS, LOTS 1, 2, P. WAITE, JR., JANET S. 3, 4, 12, 13 AND 14. WAITE; JAMES A. KRUM- HOLTZ, GAIL A. KRUMHOLTZ; The above Ordinance in its C. WILLIAM BLOSSER, JUDY entirety may be inspected at B. BLOSSER; A.R®DNEYASH- the office of the City Clerk BAUGH, JANET D.ASHBAUCH; during regular working hours. CHARLES P. HEATER, GAYLE E..HEATER; PAUL A. PETER- S/ Alexa Purdy SON, BARBARA C.PETERSON; Alexa Purdy, Deputy City THOMAS N. TURNER, MAR- Clerk for Jacob Heidt, City GARET A.TURNER; MALCOLM. Clerk ANDERSON, MARGOT D. AN-. Publish: January H, 1968 DERSON. Furnish Proof of Publication.

Publish: Dec, 21, 28,1967, Jan- NOTICE OF ADOPTION uary 4, 11, 1968. OF RESOLUTION Furnish Proof of Publication The following Resolution No. 51-67 was adopted on Decem- ber 19, 1967, at a regular meet- NOTICE TO CREDITORS ing of the City Council of the IN THE COURT OF THE City of Boca Raton. Copies of COUNTY. -JUDGE, IN. this Resolution are on file in the AND -FOR PALM BEACH office of the City Clerk and COUNTY, FLORIDA; IN available for inspection during 'PROBATE, NO. 26311. regular working hours.

IN RE: ESTATE OF RESOLUTION NO. 51-67 ISABELLE THOMAS GEARY A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY Deceased. OF BOCA RATON PROVIDING FOR AN ELECTION BY FREE- To All Creditors, Legatees, HOLDERS'ON FEBRUARY 6, Distributees and Persons Hav- 1968 CONCERNING THE ISSU- ing Any Claims or Demands ANCE OF BONDS BY THE CITY Against Said Estate: OF BOCA RATON FOR THE You and each of you are here- PURPOSE OF LAND ACQUISI- by notified that you are required TION IN THE NORTH BEACH by Law to present any claims AREA IN AN AMOUNT OF ONE and demands which you, or eith- MILLION DOLLARS: AND FOR er of you, may have against the THE PURPOSE OF LAND AC- Jan Hayden practices scene. estate of Isabelle Thomas Geary QUISITION IMMEDIATELY deceased, late of said County, SOUTH OF BOCA RATON to the County Judge of Palm INLET AND EAST OF A1A IN Beach County, Florida, at his AN- AMOUNT OF $550,000.00 office in the court house of said DOLLARS. County at West Palm Beach, Florida, within six calendar months from the time of the BE IT RESOLVED BY THE first publication of this notice. CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY Boca Raton supplies talent OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA: Each claim or demand shall be in writing in duplicate, and shall Section 1. That there shall be state the place of residence and held an election by freeholders post office address of the claim- who are qualified electors In ant, and shall be sworn to by the the City of Boca Raton on Feb- for Playhouse production claimant, his agent, or his at- ruary 6, 1968, to pass on the torney, and any such claim or following issues; which said is- demand not so filed shall be sues shall be placed on the bal- void. lot as separate and distinct is- Once again Boca Ra- last year0 This year, remembered for his role sues: ton is supplying the tal- Elliott performed in Bo- in Barefoot in the Park s/EDWARD R. GEARY (a) Shall the City of Boca Ra- ent for a Delray Beach ca on Stage as well as a last season,, As executor of the Last ton acquire additional beach- Rounding out the cast Will and Testament of front property running from the Playhouse production^ municipal band concert. Isabelle Thomas Geary, Atlantic Ocean to the Intra- this time for "Poor His appearance in is Clarence O. Beery deceased. coastal Waterway in the vicinity Sam Sanfilippo watches rehearsal. Richard" which opens Poor Richard is a playing the lead role of of the present "North Beach tonight at the playhouse Richard and Mrs. Walt- s/LEO J. FOX by incurring a general obliga- straight dramatic role, Attorney for Executor tion serial bond indebtedness in hard by the shores of with no singing. He plays er (Jan) Hayden as the 133 Boca Raton Road aggregate amount not to exceed Lake Ida, girl who comes to the Boca Raton, Florida One Million Dollars and matur- the role of the publisher rescue, or who is res- ing not more than thirty (30) This is a small cast who helps extricate Poor cued whichever way you First publication: January 4, years from date of issue? 1968. (b) Shall the City of Boca Ra- show, five performers Richard from the dol- see it. Mr. Beery and Publish: January 4, 11, 18, 25, ton acquire beachfront property, in all, and three of them drums. As always, Jean Mrs. Hayden are from 1968. or a passive recreation or inlet hail from Boca. Kerr whets the appetite Delray Beach. Furnish Proof of Publication overlook area immediately with a fine comedy. south of Boca Raton Inlet and The production is un- Mrs. Hayden is no east of State Road A1A by in- stranger to Boca Raton NOTICE OF ANNUAL curring a general obligation der the direction of G. Other Boca Ratonites MEETING OF MEMBERS OF serial bond indebtedness in ag- Sam Sanfilippo. appearing are Mrs. Alan folks, however. She's FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS gregate amount not to exceed (Barbara) Armour who is active in local projects AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF $550,000.00 Dollars and ma- and is a familiar figure DELRAY BEACH turing not more than thirty (30) Each of the people alongtime favorite at the years from date of issue? , cast in Poor Richard has Playhouse, having done at Royal Palm Polo Notice is hereby given that the a wide audience follow- Grounds where husband Annual Meeting of Members of Section 2. This resolution the Corn is Green and the First Federal Savings and shall take effect immediately ing in the area, and many Hasty Heart, among oth- Walter wields a wicked Loan Association of Delray upon its passage. will remember Elliott er roles, and she ap- mallet for the Milwaukee Beach will be held at the Home Section 3. The City Clerk is Harris Jr. for his ap- team. Office of the Association at 645 authorized and directed to cause pears as a chic New East Atlantic Avenue, Delray this resolution to be published pearance in Brigadoon York matron in the cur- Performances will be Beach, Florida, at 2:00 p.m. five times, weekly, with four of and Pain t Your Wagon, rent Kerr drama.- Bob January 11, 12, 13 and on Wednesday, January 17,1968. such publications within the the past two seasons, FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS and thirty days immediately pre- Regalbuto, also of Boca again 16, 17, 18, 19 with LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ceding February 6, 1968, and as the telephone man Raton, plays the role of a a closing Sunday matinee DELRAY BEACH PASSED AND ADOPTED by in Barefoot in the Park Time reporter. He is at 2:30 p.m. on the 20thQ By: (sgd.) C. Harrison Newman the City Council of the City of C. Harrison Newman Boca Raton on the 19th day of Executive Vice President, December, 1967. . CITY OF BOCA RATON, FLA. By: S/Bernard Turner ATTEST: - Bernard Turner.Mayor (sgd.) Corinne Brooks ATTEST: Corinne Brooks, Secretary S/Jacob Heidt Jacob Heidt, City Clerk .; (.CORPORATE SEAL) Publish: January 4, 11, 18, 25, Betsy Johnston is prompter. and February 1, 1968. (sgd.) Neil E. MacMillan Furnish Proof of Publication Neil E. MacMillan " Attorney for Association 29 N.E. Fourth Avenue NOTICE OF ADOPTION Delray Beach, Florida OF RESOLUTION The following RESOLUTION Publish: December 28, 1967; No. 50-67 was adopted on De- Jahuafy>4 and 11, 1968. cember 19, 1967, at a regular Furnish Proof of Publication mseting of the City Council of the City of Boca Raton. Copies of this Resolution are on file NOTICE OF ADOPTION in the office of the City Clerk OF ORDINANCE and available for inspection The following ORDINANCE during regular working hours. No. 1271 was adopted, and pass- RESOLUTION NO. 50-67 ed into law. on January 2, 1968, A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY at a regular meeting of the OF BOCA RATON ANNOUN- City Council:;! of the City of CING THE GENERAL MUNI- Boca Raton;' Copies of this CIPAL ELECTION TO BE Ordinance are on file in the HELD ON THE 6th DAY OF office of the City Clerk and FEBRUARY, 1968. available for inspection during WHEREAS, the terms of of- regular working hours. fice of two members of the ORDINANCE NO. 1271 City Council of the City of AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Boca Raton expire on March OF BOCA RATON AMENDING 1, 1968; and, SECTION 18-11 OF THE CODE WHEREAS, it is necessary OF ORDINANCES AS REGARDS tQ'~ hold an election on Feb- BANNER SIGNS ruary 6, 1968; now therefore, Subject ordinance prohibits the BE IT RESOLVED BY THE use of banner signs of any kind. CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY «H S/ Alexa Purdy OF BOCA RATON: Alexa Purdy, Deputy City Section 1. That the City of Clerk for Jacob Heidt, City Boca Raton will hold a geneiral Clerk municipal election on the.: 6th Publish: January 11, 1968 day of February, 1968, between Furnish Proof of Publication. the hours of 7:00 A.M«:Sanjj' • 7:00 P.M. for the purpo^i|:2f|;- electing two councilm.sn.;'VJp*itfll NOTICE OF ADOPTION the vacancies being.crea'te'd'by OF ORDINANCE the expiration of the ternis of The following ORDINANCE office of the now incumbent No. 1270 was adopted and pass- councilman affected. ed into law on January 2nd, Section 2. That if it be the 1968, at a regular meeting of case that all vacancies are not the City Council of the City of filled in the general municipal Boca Raton, Copies of this election according to the terms Ordinance are on file in the of Section 10-27 of the Code office of the City Clerk and available for inspection during of Ordinances of the City of regular working hours. Uoca Raton that a second election shall be held on February ORDINANCE NO. 1270 20th, 1968. as provided in Sec- ANORDINANCE OF THE CITY tion 10-27 of the Code of Or- OF BOCA RATON AMENDING dinances of the City of Boca SECTION10-25 OF THE CODE , Raton. OF ORDINANCES, THE SAME • ^Section 3. That the City PROVIDING FOR CANVASSING- TjCperk is hereby instructed to OF ABSENTEE BALLOTS. ...-', f,T3Ublish this resolution in the Subject ordinance eliminates Boca Raton News for four conse the necessity for the Council's secutive weeks in the manner having to travel to West Palm prescribed in the Election Code. Beach where the registration PASSED AND ADOPTED the books are kept in order to check 19th day ot December. 1967, the authenticity of the signa- by the City Coancil of the City tures on the absentee ballots. of Boca Raton, Florida, in reg- 5/ Alexa Purdy ular session. Alexa Purdy, Deputy City CITY OF BOCA RATON. Clerk for Jacob Heidt, City FLORIDA Clerk. . • " By: S/ Bernard Turner Publish: January 11, 1968. Bernard Turner, Mayor Furnish Proof of Publication. ATTEST: S/ Jacob Heidt To Place a Jacob Heidt, City Clerk Publish: January 11, 18, 25 Clarency Berry studies lines backstage. Elliott Harris in rehearsal. Classified Ad and February 1, 1968. Call 395-8300 Furnish Proof of Publication. BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, Jan. 11, 1968 9A Annual state exhibition ALERT ANSWERING SERVICE Jurist named for art show LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED Your Personal Secretary for: George Segal, one of ing in Florida for more Boulevard, Fairgrounds $5 Awards of Merit. BUSINESS • PROFESSIONAL • RESIDENTIAL America's most signi- than six months each Tampa, no later than 6 Segal is a native of VACATIONS • WAKE-UP ficant artists, will jury year or maintaining a p.m , Saturday, Jan. 13. New York City. He re- 0 Regardless of the type of your need we are available to take the 1968 Fine Arts Ex- legal residence here. There is no entry feeo ceived his bachelor's hibition at the Florida .care of all phone calls. We answer telephones with the Paintings, drawings, Segal will select degree in art education First Ring or as advised. State Fair in Tampa0 prints and sculpture in works of art to be shown from New York Univezy The Tampa exhibi- any medium may be en- during the fair, Feb. 6- sity and master of fine 8 Hour or 24 Hour Service tion, always'juried by a tered. 17, and, from this group, arts degree from Rut- 3O S. E. 4TH STREET judge of national or in- Entires must have approximately 30 pie- gers University. Inquiries are invited S. E 4TH STREET OFFICE PLAZA ternational reputation, been completed after ces which will tour ma- PHONE 335-4286 BOCA RATON is considered the out- Jan. 1, 19*66 and mast jor museums in Florida His works may be standing art competition be new to this compe- during the coming year,, seen in major private in the state each year. tition,, They should be Five selections from the and public collections Call 395-8300 for Classified Ad Service It is open to artists liv- received at 320 North exhibition will receive throughout the world

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Hart both went into the will host Northeast on "We only hit on 26 doubles column Tuesday the home floor,, percent from the floor," evening,, Martin picked "The team is stead- Ghormley said. "You up seven field goals and ily improving," Coach can't win ball games that one from the line for a Ghormely concluded. way." 15 totaL Hart had two "Some day we'll sur- But the coach still field goals and six foul prise one of our oppon- had high praise for his shots for an even 10 ents and come up with a team. points. win." "Defensively, it was the best game we've played all year," he Jayvees take second said. "We have a point system we use to determine each man's pro- game in row, 52-37 ficiency and we had a good night. Coach Joe Pribil led they missed* he said. ' 'Our press worked his Jayvee basketball The box score went very well against them/' squad to its second vic- like this: he continued, "but ball tory in a row Tuesday JAYVEES FG FT TP More of the kind of thundering action will be seen at flie Polo Grounds Sunday afternoon. handling and the shoot- night, defeating Okee- Brownlee 0 0 0 chobee, 52-37, Simmons 1 1 3 BOBCATS FG FT TP "It was a good game," Guilford 2 3 7 Martin 7 1 15 Pribil said, but we Noell 1 0 2 Sparling 2 0 4 controlled the boards Keith 1 0 2 Recreation cage action Miller 0 0 0 both ways and, didn't Caylor 4 1 9 Hart 2 6 10 have much of a problem Finger 4 2 10 substitutes throughout the Teen Town team, putting together a win," The Recreation De- Agatheas 0 0 0 Dennis 1 0 2 partment's basketball the contest. Coach Joe Kenny Laycock fired Albury 0 0 0 Gross was the big gun Podray 1 0 2 season opened before a Wagner moved his play- in seven points for the Trattien 0 0 0 for the Jayvees, collect- Zettleraoyer 0 1 1 large audience at the ers in and out at will. Doby Brick five while Keitzer 3 2 9 ing four field goals and Gross 4 4 12 Boca Raton Elemen- . Grassell hit for 16 Lee Walke led the team four at the line to garn- Ashe 0 2 2 Austin 0 0 0 tary School Gym with while Jim Ficek added off the boards while er 12 points. Paul Fing- Backus 0 0 0 some three hundred eight to the cause. Dave scoring four points. Rea 0 0 0 er also went into the Totals 19 li 52 spectators treated to Goode,' Sergio Baez,Jim Today's schedule pitts Totals 14 10 38 doubles column with 10, the cheering of one hun- Koser, Dan Bell, Frank unknowns Federal Sav- BRAHMANS FG FT TP Almost every Jayvee BRAHMANS FG FT TP dred and ten young la- Weather, Jeff Bean, Ron ings and Loan against Johnson 3 2 8 player who got on the Williams 6 1 13 dies all rooting for their Rolf, and Ron Desablon the Jaycee five in the White 0 0 0 Leach 6 0 12 floor was able to score particular team0 all showed to good affect Midget Division and Parkerson 2 2 6 against the Brahman Anderson 5 1 11 In the opening game of in the deciding win. Universal National Bank White 5 1 11 team. Mobley 2 4 8 Pat Weaver was the will test the rejuven- CARTUSCIELL0 the Termite division, Delagall 3 6 12 "They only have a Sage 1 1 3 First Bank and Trust standout for the First ated Kiwanis Sunrise Collette 113 seven man squad," Pri- Worley 0 1 1 9 met head on with last Bank and Trust aided team, in the Termite Homer 0 0 0 bil said. ' And those Harucy 0 1 1 years celler dwellers, by Jay Neering and Lee Division. Totals 20 12 58 seven are small. Totals 14 ') 37 'Voice of Polo Boca National Bank, but Frye, "They tried to gun it the outcome was not as In the second game Bobcats: 9 5 7 17-38 from the outside and we Jayvees: 15 16 12 9-52 expected 0 When the featuring the Midget Di- O'chobe: 13 13 13 13-52 took possession when Brahmans:6 5 10 16-37 stilled by death smoke had cleared, Bo- vision, it was the double ca National Bank was scoring of Craig Burnett College Nearly 100 so far John Joseph (Jack) in Texas. He had pre- the winner, 29-16, and Micky Coblentz that CartU3Ciello,54, known viously been in radio Behind the hot hand spelled trouble for the in Boca Raton and na- advertising. Invited to of tiny Rick Grassell Doby Brick five and tion-wide as the "Voice give polo a try, he soon who moved the team like Teen Town rolled over Basketball Bowling for heart fund of Polo," died Tuesday became the top an- a pro the National Bank- the Big Red 38 to 21. at Holy Cross Hospital. nouncer in the sport ers built up a sizeable Roy Osborne was the rebounding standout for With almost 100 bowl- 222 in the Island Travel- High team game and The announcer and throughout the United lead at half time using tonight ers having . already ers group. triple, Conn. Yankees, manager of Royal Palm States. bowled in the "Ameri- The second weekend 690-1962; Msn's ind. Polo Grounds in Boca He came to Florida can Heart Association for the "Guest Bowling high and triple, Santo Raton for the past ten in the 1950s and an- City table tennis — Beat the Proprietor Card" will take place Mongoli, 222-606;Wom- years succumbed fol- nounced for the old High Contest," about all that this Saturday and Sunday en's ind. high and triple lowing an operation. He Gulfstream Polo Club remains is to make cer- co-sponsored by the Doris Moss, 198-532. had suffered a stroke at Delray Beach. Fol- tournament coming tain that there are plenty First Federal Savings late in November. lowing that, he moved School of witnesses on hand and Loan Association, BOCA HARBOUR with Bert and Don Bev- Deadline for entry in 12 and under, will meet when Max Booke rolls to LADIES Cartusciello's tre- eridge to Boca Raton the annual table tennis at 3:30 pomo Friday. Gym match his score against BOCA BUSINESSMEN'S Team Won Lost mendous voice was when Royal Palm Polo tournament, co-spon- Entry blanks may be the others. HANDICAP Pompanos 34 14 missed for the first was founded near the sored by Boca Raton obtained either at the Goldfish 27 21 time last Sunday when a western edge of the News and the Recrea- Community Center or The participants count Team Won Lost tion Department, is from this issue of the 7:30 their league game and B.Natl,Bank 51 17 Minnows 25 23 replacement on the city. Angelfish 24 24 mike was flown in from Cartusciello's home drawing near. Boca Raton News. then add 80% of the dif- Smithson/K. 44 24 Dolphins 23 25 ference between their Sjostrom 41 27 Chicago. But he had was at 1670 N. Con- Entries must be filed Wahoos 22.5 25,5 sent his best wishes gress Ave., West Palm by Monday, Jan. 15. The average and 200o This Doby Brick 39 29 Golf action is matched against the Fla.P.&Lite 36.5 31.5 Starfish 19 29 from his hospital bed Beach. He is survived two day tournament will 18 Hole Por-3 proprietor's score and Deerfield c/c35 33 Bonitas 17.5 30.5 for the opening game by his wife, Catherine; be held Thursday, Jan. Now Open those that have better Canning shoe 35 33 High team game and of the season. two sons, two broth- 18 and Friday, Jan. 19 sees ties scores win two free Thermo Ind. 29 39 triple, Starfish, 594- C artusciello began ers, two sisters and in the game room of the games. The money goes Natl.Insula. 27 31 1637; Ind, high, Martha his career in announc- his father. Community Center, Karl Anderson tied Goldstein, 172; Ind. ing by calling the ac- Services will be held Men's and women's with Lou Horton this to the American Heart B.Heat./a.c. 25 43 triple, Agnes Sloane, Association. Edward B.Uniform 20 48 tion in stock car races in Scranton, Pa. division will compete week in golf action at 454. at 7:30 p.m0 Thursday, University Park Country Barahardt, local Chair- Redmer&S. 15.5 52.5 Club. man of the Heart Fund, High team game and and boys and girls, 13 will be one of the wit- triple, Canning Shoes, HARBOUR EAST • ENTRY BLANK to 16, will compete at In the low net tourn- Phone DRIVING nesses. 2945-1041; Ind. high, Team Won Lost 6:30 p.m. Boys and girls ament, both men posted 276-9992 Ladies in the FAU Stalcup, 220; Ind. triple, Sioux 40.5 19.5 scores of 72. Anderson RANGE Iroquois 38.5 21,5 Gty-Wide Table Tennis got his with a gross of Lessons league last evening hit Clawson, Grear, 594. 92 and 20 handicap, Hor- Available the maples a> little bet- Ottawa 38.5 21.5 Tournament 1968 Cherokee 29 31 Co-sponsored: Boca Raton Recreation Department Ladies in ton's came on an 83 ter than the men. Just a . ALLSTATES gross and 11 handicap. few: Dottie Beard 204, Team Won Lost Huron 29 31 Boca Raton News Marion Pearson 200, Tizzy Tins 48 16 Mohawk 26 34 PRELIMINARIES: Blind bogey winners Elinor Frambach 220, Odd Balls 46 18 Seminole 23.5 36.5 Adults (17 & over). .Thurs., Jan. 18-7:30 p.m. hotel golf were Walter Hobby, One Mile South of Delray Marge Slinker 188 and Hi-Lo's 37 27 Chippewa 14 46 Boys & Girls (13-16)..Thurs., Jan. 18-6:30 p.m. William Millener, Ed- Dottie King 194. Impossibles 31 33 High team game and Boys & Girls(12 & under) Fri., Jan. 19-3:30 p.m. Mary Goshen won last ward Kinney and Al on U.S.I triple, Sioux, 857-2493; Shafer. In the Sturdy Oaks Up-Staters 31 33 FINALS week's Class A title for rolling this week, Karl Pinheads 31 33 Women's ind. high, women at the Boca Ra- Marge Lewis, 173;Ind. All Divisions Thurs., Feb. 1 - 7:00 p.m. Kreuscher had high Ahia 30 34 BOCA RATON COMMUNITY CENTER ton Hotel and Club. She game of 223, followed N.Yorkers 30 34 triple, Gertrude Engle, had a low net score of by Ted Miller with a New Calio 28.5 35.5 449; Men's ind. high and NAME 73. 224 and Harry Carter A&P's 28 36 triple, Don Cleaver, Tied for second were Sal's Sport Shop 23-527. ADDRESS ^___ 222, Jim Fasen had two Minn.Mini's 24.5 39.5 PHONE .AGE Alice Gardner, Ruby good games. One of 218 Hi-Jinx 19 45 Clark and Kay Paxneau, and the other 217. Nolan High team game and UNIVERSITY DATE OF BIRTH all with 81 o 6299 N. FEDERAL HIGHWAY Coon lead the St. Joan triple, Ahia, 750-2193; BOWLERETTES Please check age group you are entering Class B went to Marie Team Won Lost (January 1, 1968 basis for age) of Arc with a 222. Ind. high, Romayne ( ) Boys 12. & under ( ) Girls 11 & under Buhrer for her 78,Kar- BOCA RATON 399-2881 In the Industrial lea- Krall, 190; Ind. triple, S.Fla.Golf 50 14 in Chingos had a 79 for Laura Cocks, 512. Hardrives 4*4.5 19.5 ( TBoys 13-16 ( ) Girls 13-16 second. gue Scotty Robertson ( ) Men 17 & over ( ) Women 17 & over "Drop in to see Sal had a 226 and John P.B.Pastry 40.5 23.5 Hazel Cazel won Class D&MAuto 33.5 30.5 Entry blanks should be mailed to: Table Tennis Tourna- C with an 81. Grace Bieda a 223 with Will BOCA HIS & HERS Blazers 30 5 33,5 ment, Recreation Department, 150 N.W. Crawford Avenue, For a GOOD DEAL' Grazier having a 213 Team Won Lost. o Boca Raton, Fla., on or before Monday, Jan. 15, 1968. Kelley was second at Mackey Prnt.27 37 83. and Wayne Cousino Swipers 43 26 lstBk.&Tr. 26.5 37.5 a 212. John Lacey rolled Con.Yanks 37 31 a 236 and John Miller a Unl.Natl.Bk. 23 41 iBBflBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB^y Inseparables 37 31 B.R,Hardre. 23 41 a Square Deers34 34 B.RJVfotors 22.5 41.5 — ^ SHUTHEiHi IHAiiOR Dreamers 34 34 High team game and Anns-Tiques 34 34 triple, South Fla. Golf, J COUNTRY CLUB Can You Beat Us ? Blizz-Nats 33.5 34.5 67-1733; Ind, high, Ma- Y.Jackets 33 35 bel C. 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Dempsey meets tion or registration may Friday from 1 to 4 p.m. be obtained at the Com- Mrs, Ethel Gallant munity Center. MR. MANUFACTURER I will automate your plant US. SAVINGS BONDS your equipment, or design you a new method. AND NEW DAVID TYRRELL P.O. Box 1314 FREEDOM SHARES Boca Raton, Fla. 305-395-5947 BOWLING Billiards RESTAURANT *TROPHIES * AWARDS •;• * ENGRAVING UNIVERSITY BOWL "The Sooth's Mosf Luxurious Recreation Center" Corner N.E. 20^ St. and Dixie Hwy. Phone 395-5222

AT 2 Oreat Courses IN BOCA RATON « Well Stacked Pro Shops • Driving Ranges • Growing concern has been expressed about ris- Recent troubles, apparently, have stemmed from Electric Carts • Club Rentals • Guests Welcome © ing pollution rates in Boca Raton Lake, fore- blockage of the Boca Raton Inlet. View is look- Semi Private Clubs « Irrigated Courses ing north, toward the Palmetto Park road bridge. ground. Samples have been taken for analysis BOCA RATON UNIVERSITY PARK HONDA and and a report is expected soon on the conditions. COUNTRY CLUB COUNTRY CLUB PAR 60 EXECUTIVE COURSE 7000 Yard CHAMPIONSHIP COOT* Lunch In Beautiful Golfvlew Dining Remodeled Clubhouse, SERVICE Room — Cold Beer Full Bar & Grill Enrollment increases GREEN FEES. . . . .$4.00 GREEN FEES $6.00 ELECTRIC CARTS. $5.00 ELECTRIC CARTS $6.00 10 PLAY BOQK. . .$35.00 I Bob Grant, P.G.A. Instruction Electric Carts Required College sets winter record FOR STARTING TIMES CALL I 391-1666 | 395-5460-399-6921 D ay student enroll- from the fall term. 7«01 N. Country Club Blvd. 500 Yds. j The largest number of Monday showed a total of The new total showed West of U.S. 1 in Boca Raton on Mililary Trail — Univ. Park 4,543, a gain of 223 over ment dropped 218 stu- Close to Delray Beach West of F.A.U. I students ever to attend dents from the fall to a five per cent annual 1 m i the 1967 winter term, increase. A B* Mk-^T Tm WkaakTa"«• a • §•#• «« sT« «% *t I Palm Beach Junior Col- previously the largest winter term, a slightly BOCA HONDA SM1S 3f M400 lege inawintertermbe- smaller drop than had an 17 weeks of classe3 for this time of year. S 3719 S. Federal Hwy., Deiray ieach I ? The enrollment was been expected. Evening Monday. only 136 short of the 4,- enrollment gained 84 FRESH COUNTRY 677 enrolled in the 1967 fall term, a drop that is Travel film "much smaller than us- ual," according to Lau- is tonight VEGETABLES rence H; Mayfield, re- Tabulations after the Charles Forbes Tay- late registration day lor will narrate "Ha- Magnificent new solid-state gistrar. waii — the State," third in a series of travel- SWEET CORN fib! Marine course ogues sponsored by Ki- wanis Sunrise Club, COMPACT FM/AM to be offered Friday. The film, part of a A class in marine travel and adventure STEREO RADIO-SYSTEM biology will be offered series, will be shown at 6 at Boca Raton High 8 p.m. in the Commun- 29* School. ity Center. Registration for the FRESH HOME GROWN FRESH LARGE RED ten-week course, sponsored by the department Magna of adult education, Palm Action! Pageantry! Beach County Schools, CHAMPIONSHIP HIGH GOAL CABBAGE TOMATOES will be announced at a for breath-taking realism later date. and lasting reliability! QUART Drawing will Head (2 lbs.) be taught 35* 3 P.M. Sunday A six-week course in HOME GROWN drawing and perspective ROYAL PALM POLD GROUNDS will begin Thursday, University Park, Boca Raton Jan. 18 in the Commun- Donation (Adult) SI Eft ity Center. Students $1.00 I .OU • 15-TICKET BOOK S-j E STRAWBERRIES The class, sponsored (Good at any game) I

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We cordially invite you to listen to our Sunday afternoon concert series per- A Three Act Comedy by ALL QUALITY MERCHANDISE formed by the Philadelphia Orchestra. Performance time is 2:00 P.M.on WFLM JEAN KERR 105.9 on your FM radio dial. Author of "Mary, Mary" Specials In Our Boca Raton Sfore Only BUDGET TIIMS 90 Days (no interest) or up to 24 Months January 11, 12, 13 and 17, 18, 19, 20 Matinee 2:30 P.M. January 21 Coming in February NEAL FARMS MARKET "WAIT UNTIL DARK" NOW ... 2 LOCATIONS ! N I E'R.H-INMEN'T C f N ?! Rl Phone: 276-4576 for reservations DAILY D L Curtain 8:30 P.M. <>:00 TO 5:30 2 Stores f© serve you - 9:OO TO 5:3O BOGA BATCH • 177i I.E. 5ih AVEMUE REArM 938 N. Fed. Hwy, J &g\f& BATnU 3333 N, Federal Cnexf door to Lindsley Lumber, near 5th Ave. Shopping Center) Kflin phone 94M441 j •>"^" KnlUII Phone 335-1 I OUR OWN MAGNAVOX FACTORY-AUTHORIZED SERVICE DEPTSINCE 1959\ N.E. 1st STREET I 1st AVEflUE * DELRAY BEACH 12A Thursday, Jan. 11, 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS SB Personals 15 0 Pels For Sale 15 H Boats-Motor or Sail 25 B Apartments for Ren) '64 Cadillac Coupe, ex- Build Your Life Better. Short Order" Cook & Puppies, Basenjis, 18' Imperial 80' hp. In- ' On Intracoastat cellent condition. $1,750 Lecturer on Successful dishwasher. Apply after barkless, lovable dogs. board, out-board Volvo. Efficiency Apt. furnish- CalL 399-1547. Living teaches all ages. 3 p.m. Ebb Tide Restau- AKC. Phone 278-1534, Bimini top. out riggers. ed, Air cond., heat.Wall- CLASSIFIED Harold Selleck,395-3303 rant, 6000 N. Federal Delray Beach. $1,100. 395-9621. to Beach, Shops, Res- .'62" VW 39,000 mi. ex- Hwy., Boca Raton. taurants. 399-4416. cellent condition. $800. In Pompano don't miss lelp, Male or Female Reg. Poodle, male, 25 A Rooms lor Rent Call 391-1486. Boca Ra- Antique World! Interest- EAGER black, Miniature toy, 4 Rooms in Lovely, Quiet Read the Classified ton. _ ing general line of an- Intelligent young man or mths. old. $50. Call — Home for Bible Confer- ADS ~ Read the Classified ' tiques. Like to see you! woman to work as Psy- Boca, 391-0754. ence people. Near Aud- CASH for your 4209 N. Fed., Pompano. '60 Ford Galaxie 6 cy. chiatric assistant 8:30 Dog Obedience Train- itorium. 395-1185. ORIEKTAl or Standard Trans. $250. To Buy or Sell to 5:30 daily, every ing. Beginning class A better room with good running cond. — AXO other Saturday. Will Thurs. thru 1/11. Call Private bath & Entrance CHlNEStRUei 391-0587. train. Write Occupant, HIGHEST PRfCES PAID FOR Call 278-4972 933-2140 eve. , Town Center single $25. OLD OR NEW ORIENTALS 395-8300 GATEWAY 201, 1177 NE 8th St., weekly. 395-1453. Delray Beacho 33444. LSD For Sale ' 4 Austin'r-Healeyj ex»* NATURAL FOODS Love - Security -Devo- 25 B Apartments for Rent 399-2000 cellent condition, low irfi, Natural, Vitamins & 10 D Situations Wanted tion. AKC German Shep- Furn, 1 bedroom Apts.' good tires* $1300. — Minerals Organically Letired manwishespart herd puppies.Boca Raton Spacious, l/2blockfrom BICYCLES .3-59=4191- ^__ grown, dried fruit. time work — House NEW-VSED: Plan-Drafting, 395-3505 395-8334. Ocean. 391-0578. 399-6719 ''64 MONZA 4 door, Au- Dietetic Foods & Vege- 15 6 Merchandise Wanted Service and Parts tomatic, Radio, etc.fix- table Juices. 15 A Miscellaneous Sale 2 bedroom, 1 bath, com- On All Makes tra sharp $895. Will take 326 E. Atlantic Blvd. KNAPP SHOES Mahogany 4 Poster pletely furnished. Avail- CAMPBELL Pompano 941-8120 double bed or twins or able now, for 3 months. trade & finance 943-1050 Please Call 933-7322 complete set. Delray ~ Call 391-1025, Boca HOME & AUTO '67 Impala Sport Coupe, WEIGHT WATCHERS anytime. CM. White. 276-9561. Raton, 144 S. Federal Hwy. Full power. Air, Cream Meets Wed. 7:30 First PIANO, Brand new — 395-3830 Puff. Under warranty. Federal S&L, Delray. Moving, no space — Authorized Schwinn Dealer $2,595. 941-2422 nites Thurs. 9:30 a.m. Uni- 395-1432. SERVICE DIRECTORY! 564-0494. versity Bowl, Boca Rar 2 twin beds, 1 Bahama, AIR CONDITIONING INCOME TAX SERVICE Assume payments — ton. Thurs. 7:30 p.m., Reasonable. 395-4628. Fedders Air Cond. res- Income tax Ret. $5. up TO BUY It's 1964 Grand Prix— Per- First Federal S&L, 395-7836. . idential, commercial, fect shape, factory air Boca Raton. by phone, mail or ap- TO SELL French Provincial Sofa, central & room. Tom pointment. Research on & power, GMAC financ- Myers Appliance—2029 specific problems. Year ed. Call 395-7733. TIC TOC Nursery Kin— Bergundy Brocade. Beeline Fashions So Beautiful, Cost $750. -• NW 2 Ave. 395-4611. round accounting ser- 1965 Chevrolet Impala, dergarten, 1-6 yrs. 273 ALTERATIONS vice. 4 door hard top. Vinyl NW 15th St. Boca — sell - $195. 395-5017. call: Diane Haffon Top, Automatic Trans. EXCELLENT Tailor — J. Louie Garter 395-5044 Member Chamber of All kinds of Ladies & Ph. 832-5669 Easy Radio, Heater, Power ALL NEW: Burton's Commerce, 101 S. Fed. Men's Alterations '— 2421 S. Dixie Hwy.WPB 395-4273 steering, Excellent con- 942-1380, Pompano -- Nursery & Kindergarten. Barton & Miller Clean- 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. dition.Owner. 395-4741. Year Round. Full Care, 1325 NE 4th Ave., Ft. ers & Laundry, 2600 N. LEARN TO DRIVE To Earn 1965 Chev. Impala - 4 274 SE 9 Ave. Deerfield Laud. JA 3-1326. Dixie Hwy. at 5 Points. THE DR. - Hard top*. Excel- Beach. 399-4586. "We Buy and Sell Help with Driver's li- v lent condition. All pow- Wilton Manors.566-4314 cense tests. Qualified BOCA RATON 5 E Schools & Camps New and Used Guns Ladies & Men's Altera- AUCTION GALLERY Extra Money er, factory air ~ New Boca Palm Day School. Boca Tackle Shop tions. Fast service, pick instructor, reliable tires and low mi. One 395-0969 door-to-door service. Now Accepting owner. Call 395-9033. Children 3 to 6 yrs.1/2 up & deliver. Phone Easy Method Driving '66 BOWNEVTLLE Sports: Day — Full Day. 395-Cypress Garden Mus- "Polly" Boca391-1896. School. 278-4140. Consignments for the With Coupe 4 speed Trans, 3698. Lie. & Ins. tang Ski's hardly used. 2 1967-68 Season IDA Help Female ski belts, large & med- Alterations & Complete LUMBER j One Item power steering, radio, Dry Cleaning & Shirt Do it yourself center. etc. 16,000 actual miles. MANICURIST ium. Tow line. $25. takes Laundry Plant. Matty's Or Entire Estate Want Ads Camino Coiffures — all. 395-1689. Building materials & Show room new. Beauti- 1 Hour Cleaners. 1943 supplies from our mill Phone ful white exterior, with 395-7055. Eve.395-5320 Pianos & Organs, to be N. Fed. Boca, 395-2440. service, lumber & Ply- 391-2323 black leather bucket Salesgirl picked up in this area. . R.C. Bennet wood cut to size while seats. $2295. will take Call Between 12 and 3 Small down, pick up pay- Ladies & Men's altera- you wait. trade & finance. - p.m. — 399-6410. ments. Call credit mgr. You Can tions. 1821-B NE 25th DEERFIELD NEW and USED .943-1051. Maid - Motel - Ocean collect. 832-3858. St.. Pomn. 942-5414. BUILDERS SUPPLY 1 A Trucks, Tractors & Trailers Lodge Motel. 531 N. ANTIQUES AUTO PARTS Hillsboro Blvd. at Fla. DRAPERIES Sell CHEVY VAN 1968 Ten Ocean Blvd. Boca Raton. Rare black walnut Queen Car, Truck & Tractor East Coast Railroad Window, never licensed. Apply in person. Anne 8' drop leaf table. Parts Fasti D&M Autc 399-1010 ... FOR SALE 1500 mi. private $2325. Gal Friday to do Tele- 6 chairs, Antique World, Parts, Dick Heidgerd, PICTURE FRAMING Just About 4209 N. Federal,Pomp«, FABRIC 943-5013. phoning & Minor office 220 S. Dixie, 395-2412 Custom Framing, Pic- -BY THE YARD 1 B Motorcycles, Bicycles work. Full or part time. 133 NE 2nd Ave.Deer- tures, Mirrors & Oil Zenity 21" Color TV, from 69e CLEAN 65 Suzuki, 55 Sal. & Comm. 395-0900 French Prov. Fruitwood, field Beach 399-8220,, Paintings. The Finish- Anything CC. First $115. takes Ambitious young lady cabinet 45x21. Remote CAMERA REPAIR ing Touch. Beacon Light ALSO KIRSCH it. 767 NW 7thDr., Boca for day school after- control command. Per- 19(5 Color print. Cam- Shopping Center, Pom- DRAPERY RODS From A to Z Raton. noons — References ~ fect cond. too large for era repair & cleaning, pano, '941-1288. 65 Suzuki, perfect cond. Call after 1 p.m. 395- new home. Cost $1,100. Free Est. Guaranteed PLUMBING 933-2480 50cc 1100 miles, for 4151. . sell $450. 395-8190. work. The Photo Mart. Expert Plumbing, Sew- 942-6043 Needlework sale or will trade for General Cleaning - Ap- ONE of the finer things er connection. K o h t z Antiques Boat & Motor.395-8290. ply after 3 p.m. Ebb of life — Blue Lustre CARPENTRY Plumbing & Heating, WANTED Doors, Drawers, Cabi- CONSIGNMENTS Bicycles Oars 1964 VW Sedan, $900. Tide Restaurant, 6000 carpet and upholstery 395-0800. Time pay- Mechanically perfect, cleaner. Rent electric nets, Appliances, Win- ments can be arranged. Big and Small N. Federal Hwy., Boca dows, Walls, Leaks, & Cameras Pets 395-0314. Raton. - shampooer $1. Belzer RE-UPHOLSTERY From a Single Piece to Hardware, 3198 N. Fed. Squeeks, make your list. An Entire Estate Dishes 1967 Yamaha 180cc Legal secretary, some One call fix all. Lie. & Rattan Cushions remade, Quilts experience preferred. Hwy., Boca Raton. Your Fabric or Ours. No Article Too Small 222 mi. $500. Ins. Call MauriceOldre. No Estate Too Large Encyclopedias Ranges 391-0385 Good typing & shorthand Save 50% to 60% at Foam Rubber, Poly- required. Boca Raton — General Service foam, direct from fac- Call 278-2373 1 E Autos Wanted Blum's of Boca's Back 395-3397 ARTHUR JAMES Fencing Stamps 399-7972. tory, Phone: 399-5152. College student wants door store. Many, many Expert Carpenter or AUCTION GALLERIES used car in good cond. Woman for travel agen- more close-outs — floor ROOF PAINTING & 615 East Atlantic Avenue Guns Tools cy must be permanent builder. Call: James E. Delray Beach, Florida Will pay $150. Call 395- samples — 1 of a kind- Chapmen, 276-6397 or CLEANING Heaters Uniforms resident of Boca Raton. items from such famous No Connection With 9972 ask for apt. 207 Previous experience • 276^4269,_^ PRIDE WHITE ROOFS Any Other Gallery after 5 p.m. furniture manufacturers 941-0248 Insulation Vibrators helpful. Write Boca Ra- as Heritage — Century Custom Cabinets, For- 5 A Lost S Found ton News, Box J-12, Bo- mica, Painted Shelving, 391-0599 -- Tomlinson & James- S fc M. PAINTERS LEASE jalousies Watches Lost: White miniature ca Raton. _„,__ town Lounge. 2980 N. Carpenter Work. House Poodle, name Sherie, of Edwards, 395-9300. Interior & Exterior A BRAND NEW Kitchenware Secretary & Cashier Federal Hwy., BocaRa- Xylophones Reward. Call 395-7496. National Finance Co. ton. CARPET CLEANING Lie. &. Insured. Call 1958 BUICK $20. Special, Profes- 391-1739 at 5.-PM. Luggage Yachts Lost: Prescription eye needs Secretary and APPLIANCES As Low as $39.50 glasses, vie. City Pavil- Cashier in Deerfield sional Shampooing — SOI) per month Broward County's lar- Living, Dining room & Remove Old Sod Insurance & Maintenance Motors Zircon? ion, Boca. Call Mike Beach, age to 35, must Included Nolan, 395-0402. be able to type and be gest Selection of recon- Hall. Call after 8 p.mu Replace New Sod ditioned Frost Free Re- FRANK 5 B Personals able to meet the General Ft. Laud., 523-3956. Reasonable frigerators, all sizes & I Accordionist or trio Public - Many company ASTRA-BRITE 972-0974 COULSON 395-8300 benefits. Experience colors. Alsowashers, SPRINKLERS i available for cocktail dryers & ranges. 1 yr. Fine Carpet Cleansing. BUICK Call i party or wedding recep- preferred but not neces- Carpet care takers to the National Warranty — Largest In Little Delray 1. 399-6719 tion. 941-4071 days — sary. Call: Fred Sturm, Sprinklers & Wells, Inc. Trade-in on New Gib- particular - since 1912. 278-3292 933-1628 eves. 399-4743. son, Philco, etc. Sales Boca Raton. 395-0900 ~ 158 NW 13th St. 2 ATTRACTIVE? 943-0400 -- 278-0700 Boca Raton LADIES Service & Free Deliv- Established since 1946 ery. FURNITURE CLEANING" AUTOPAfNTING To learn ladies high USED Pre-Spring Special — Sprinkler System style shoe business in APPLIANCE MART Sectional $15. Sofas $10. Installations VILLAGE BUTCHER Boca and Delray stores. Chairs $5. Free demon- Service, Pump Repairs. Office skills helpful. IS C Plants, Trees Etc. Do it yourself Supplies AUTOS $ Call Boca 395-5995. ORCHIDS, "Yr. End strations, shampoo like Experienced Personnel; Mrs. Kemp. Delray — Clearance, Species & new & guaranteed. Call Call for Free Estimates 35 after 8 p.m. Ft. Laud. SHOP . 278-0377,Mrs.Williams.. Hybrid Orchid & Brom- 395-1828 4 COATS DUPONT BAKED ENAMEL 523-2956, 10 B Help Hale eliad Plants. Establish- WATCH REPAIR Trucks Painted And Lrtleratf ed. No bare root or back "HOME MAINTENANCE" 10 Honths Finance Plan • 1 D«y Stnrict PRIME MEATS 2 Reliable capable wo- bulbs. Jim Smith, 941- Accutron & Bulova, etc.: men to immediately 9735 - 933-1366. ALL kinds of repairs, Beadstringing, Engrave • IODT WOSH • OfKOlSttSY • PAMTS Personal Service manage established nur- painting etc. No Job too ing. John Redding, Bea- • SMF COVfIS • red wine vinegar Ocean Front Apt. Bldg, for %#*52• MONTHLY ]/4 Cup vegetable oil 3 Cups water 4 to 5 days per week. INCLUDES 47 EXTRA 1/2 Cup chopped onion 1/2 Cup brown sugar AM or PM call: 399- FEATURES AT NO CHARGE. 7913. 2 Toblespoons mixed pickling spices 12 Ginger Snaps, crumbled Optional Equipment ALTON Box Board Co. AM RADIO $2.12 Monthly Brown pot roast slowly on all sides in oil in heavy kettle or dutch oven. N.W. 20th St. & AUTO. TRANSMISSION Pour off excess oil. Add next 5 ingredients. Simmer 3 to 4 hours, or until N.W. 1st Ave. $5.40 Monthly tender. Remove meat, keep warm. Strain liquid left in kettle; Measure 4 Boca Raton AIR CONDITIONER cups. Add ginger snaps. Cook, stir until smooth or slightly thickened. Several men needed for corragated container $10.30 Monthly * After 15% Down Payment production. Openings for Press, Die cutting & 116 S. FEDERAL HWY. 550 N. Federal Hwy., Boca Raton 395-4591 Stitching Dept. Good op- North End of .Tunnel, Fort Lauderdale INC. Tues., Wet/., Thurs. Friday .Sat. o A.M. - 6 P.M. portunity to learn a skill MAYER MOTORS, TELEPHONE 523-4381 9 A.M. -6 P.M. 9 A.M. -8 PM. Closed Sun. & Mon. with a future. Apply to R.C. Bailey. BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, Jan. 11, 1968 13A 25 B Abartinehfs for Renf 25 B: Apartments ;for Rent 35 AvLofs'S 4creage Salr 35 H Homes lor Sale 35 H Homes for Sale 35 H Homes .for Sate 35 H Homes-for-Sale" OCEAN FRONT APTS. Immediate occupancy, Furnished 1 Bedroom Furn. 1 bedroom & eft. BOCA RATON Owner moving, price GARVY'S Monthly, Seasonal, Yearly. reduced low 30's. Air lovely 3/2 central air & SUNSET Heat-Air conditioning. Pri- Apt. for Season. Call- Apts., Air Cond. 300' to CORNER LOT New 3 and 4 Bedroom GOT vate Beach, Reasonable. _395-4254 Homes for Immediate cond., 4 bedrm,, 2-1/2 Ht. W/W Carpeting,dish IT! OVER THE Beach, 1910 SE 2nd St. washer, luxury bath & Efficiency Apt, near Deerfield, 399-4453. occupancy. Good Terms. bath, Separate Dining Lovely corner lot in rm,, kitchen, w/blt.-ins kitchen. Only $23,500. WATER is grand to see Ocean. Deerfield Beach. Deerfield, Seasonal — Country Club Village ~ 399-5922. t as you sit by your Pool Furn. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, double garage, screened Low down payment. REALTOR $50. week. 399-0759. large 2 bedroom Duplex $3,300.00 — Close to 399-5442 or 395-3935. in this spotless 3 bed- Attractively furnished 1 Riviera, block from patio, Pool. Spacious MLS Member Furn, Shops, Churches, Schools — good size — Landscaped Lot, excel, room modern home — 2325 N. Ocean Blvd. b e droom Apartment, Beach 1 mi. Air Cond. For further information Ocean. Small down pay- CHAPEL HILL area new all the comforts of the Boca Raton ment. 332WavecrestCt. cond. 3 yrs. old. Home. Selection of Car- 395-0822 - Anytime Radiant Heat. Adults. No 399-2878. call, KEN PRICE. . . 395-7298. millionarie at $31,900. Pets. Monthly or Seas- Boca Raton. 395-3272, pet Colors still possible. or maybe less. MLS 922. OCEAN BEACH Weir Plaza Building 3 bedroom, 2 bath, pan- onal. 395-3287. All Apartments over- 855 S. Federal Hwy. Furn. 3 bedrooms, 2 3 bedroom, 2 bath, plus EDWARD K. GARVY baths, Reviera, block large family room, in eled family room, cen- A" GEEAT PLACE Long Season. Furn. 4 look Pool & Ocean. Full BocaRaton:Ph.395-4000 tral air conditioning ~ Realtor FOS CHILDREN bedroom, 2 bath, Swim- kitchen in all Apts. Com- from Ocean, Small down Beautiful Royal Oak 701 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd, Large yard completely CHOICE LOTS payment. 332Wavecrest Hills. Large North fac- screened patio, enclos- ming Pool, 2 car garage. pletely furn. Weekly, ed garage, offered by Boca Raton 391-0900 fenced in. Fun climbing Call owner days 942- monthly or Season. We have just received Ct., Boca Raton ing corner Lot, Carpet- trees. Good size Living & listings on several 395-3272. ing, Draperies. Occu- builder for $20,000.good dining area, eat in kitch'j?. 7975. Eve. 395-5470. .. D rifting Sands, 630 N. financing.Boynton Beach 3 bedroom, 2 bath, oyei- choice Lots in Boca Ra- pancy within 2 weeks. PARK" YOUR YACHT at Large 2 bedroom, 2 bath AlA.Deerfield.399-0595 732-6552 the dock of this lovely sized built-in garage. Com- ton. Various sizes & ITVENUS Assume excellent Mtg. o Tropical Home, lust off plete taxes under $200. furnished Apt. Heat, 25 C Houses for RCA VERDE Apt. 807. IREDUCED PRICE FIRST REALTY CORP. extras ~ MLS 1193WP. Residence 395-1652 Large Apts. . , ,$2500. For all details call, ARVIDA 395-1322 Jan. - April. Furn. Write Boca Raton News 2 bedroom, l-l/2baths, OWNER 20 SE 1st Ave. completely furnished, MUST SELL! Call Anytime 395-8600 IVAN HAACK. . . Realty Sales, Inc. - DRIFTING SANDS Box ffN-16^ Boca Raton, Weir Plaza Building 630 N. A1A - Deerfield Spacious 2 bedroom, 2 carpeted thru out & Four bedroom, 2 bath 701 E. Camino Real drapes. Screened furn- ROYAL PALM 855 S. Federal Hwy. BEST BUYS 399-0595 bath quiet neighborhood home reduced from WATERFRONT 395-5232 ished Patio. All like new Boca Raton: Ph.395-4000 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, large — Long Season. $1500. $25,900 to $23,500 — 5 BEDROOMS Family Room, enclosed call 395-3909. oversized lot — near 1 Come to the Garage, separate utility Luxury Boca waterfront schools. Home is as- For the qualified buyer ITVENUS room, Minimum Yard work — NICK AMRHEIN Condominium, 2 B.R., 2 sessed for $26,360. — for whom price is less No Lawn — circled drive. YELLOW DOOR East of Federal. $16 000. Duplex, 2 bedroom un- bath, carpets, drapes, Recently redecorated. the object than superb TOR HttMES " • RealtorK MLS 1100 — For furth- accommodations, we of- C.MLSBR890. furnished Apt. conven- 391-1166 etc. pool & recreation. 39^511 * * * * ient location, $17 5. YES, WE HAVE 701 N.E. Harbour Ter- er details call HARRY fer this elegant home. 5 N.E. 33rd St. Large roomy month, includes one RENTALS! race, Apt. 212. East at GRIFFITHS. . . Bedrooms, 4 baths plus 395-3935 3 bedroom Home, Florida ; furnished bedroom with Contact us immediately Federal & 26th. Weir Plaza Building panelled d en, sewing PRIME LOCATION Room & Pool. Extra clos- room, huge kitchen ~ ets, enclosed garage, sep- '-• adjoining bath. Call Fred for your requirements Boca Raton, 2 bedroom, 855 S. Federal Hwy. Beautiful 3 bedroom arate utility room, central Wilson assoc. 395-8500 — we may have some- partly furnished, close Boca Raton: Ph.395-4000 family room, 16'x36' home. Completely re- heat. MLS 1007P. or 391-1150 weekends.. thing that suits your re- to Bibletown, all church- pool, gracious entry decorated inside and out * * * * Atlantic Boca Realty Inc. quirements — apart- es & recreations, Main- CAMINO GARDENS foyer. Luxurious ap- and new draperies. 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath,Florida Realtor ments and homes. tenance $35. $12,900.-- ANDOVER pointments throughout. Master bedroom, living Room, enclosed Garage, 395-8500 $3000.down. easy term:?. An incomparable home room, dining room and large utility room, close-in 1 at $160,000. BR1140WP. MLS BR 1053. Beach Livine 395-4992. Just listed at a very kitchen all opening on FIRST REALTY CORP. large furnished 1 bed- 757 S. Federal Hwy. realistic price. An im- large screened patio ov- $ room apts., only a few SPACIOUS maculate 2 bedroom, 2 20 SE 1st Ave, erlooking attractively Spicy clean 2 bedroom Colonial Building CONDOMINIUM Call Anytime 395-8600 Home, Carport, Screened steps from Shopping, Boca Raton, Fla. bath home on a spacious landscaped rear yard. APARTMENT 110' front lot. Many, Ready to move in — Patio, excellent tropical Beach, Fishing Pier, Phone 395-4044 REALTORS plantings. MLS BR 1175. T.V., Electric heat and Boca Raton, A wonder- many extras &. several ITVENUS many extras — offered thousand dollars below at only $48,500 — call ORYAS. HAOLEY air cond. Wall to Wall ful atmosphere of beau- Realtor Carpeting. Private SEASONAL ty, privacy and prestige. replacement cost. Im- FOR HOMES for appointment — MLS PLASIRIDGE screened Porches. Several acres of land- mediate occupancy — BR-1146. s REALTY 400 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. 399-5442 395-2244 & $1500. for Season. 1965 3/2 nicely furnished, re- scaped grounds,, NOT a $34,500. BR 974. OTHERWELL 224 So. Fed. Hwy. "High Rise" Monster. FIRST REALTY CORP. 395-3935 NE 2nd St., Deerfield verse cycle. Heat & Aire M REALTY 395-1433 Beach, or call 395-9640 $2500. Won derfully spacious 20 SE 1st Ave. 757 S. Federal Hwy. DELUXE * * * * apartment, like new, Call anytime 395-8600 QUALITY Colonial Building INTRACOASTAL 3/2 Heated Pool, Cen- with 2 large bedrooms, WHAT A BUY! SUPREME! Boca Raton, Fla. LISTINGS NEEDED deluxe baths, and many RE ALTONS RENTAL APARTMENTS tral heat & air. $3000. Three bedrooms, two Phone 395-4044 At the present time we are very anxious to ob- top quality features. A baths including bidet in Lovely custom - built tain more listings of the properties in Boca FURNISHED Harriet Jackma".Assoc. Atlantic Boca Realty,Inc garage, too! Clubhouse, master bath, marble en- home. On choice corner SEASON & YEARLY Raton. If you have any property to sell, please One block from Boca pool, golf, etc. Realis- Lot in beautiful "Es- contact us today. We will give you a free, pro- Realtor trance and marble steps RENTALS W Raton Hotel & Club, ov- tically priced at$39,500 to raised bedrooms — 2 tates" section near fessional appraisal, and upon taking your list- erlooking Royal Palm 395-8500 anytime 25 F MiscellaiiMUifdi; Rent B Condo, 6IP. MacLar- car garage, central air ocean. ALL over-sized Furnished & Unfurnished ing, will properly advertise it in order to con- Yacht & Country Club. LONG SEASON $2500. en &. Anderson, Inc. 135 conditioning, carpeting rooms. Three bedrooms VILLAS clude a sale at the earliest time. Seasonal & Yearly. E. Palmetto Park Road, 1 & 2 Bedrooms, located 2 bedroom. 2 bath, Co- and drapes, ultra mod- four baths, separate din- on Challenging Country Models open Daily. 10-5 op. Beautifully furnish- Boca Raton.Ph,395-1333 ern kitchen with loads ing room, family room, Club Golf Course. Private ed. Must be seen. Wa- 35;"C;. Ants;Motels, Hotels-Sale of cabinets, large pool big screened patio — complex with Swimming # 1075 Spanish River Rd. terfront 1 block from Duplex-Bedroom &Effi. and large 5-3/4% mort- porch, designed to add Pool & Club privileges. CARLEN For Appointment call Mr. APARTMENT Ocean, Pool, etc. 999 Apts. Completely & at- gage — only $28,500 ~ pool. Many desirable Arendt. Coral Springs — Appraisal & Realty, inc. HEADQUARTERS N. Riverside Drive — tractively furnished. 1/2 MLS BR-963P. "extras". Exceptional 972-5312. block to ocean on A1A - landscaping.Immaculate REALTY 450 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Seasonal - Weekly Pompano Beach, 395- OTHERWELL MANAGEMENT CORP. Monthly 7886. Call before 10: 5 mi. north of Delray. M REALTY condition. BR 1105 — Boca Raton 399-4440 a.m. or after 5 p.mo $15,500 - 40DouglasDr. 757 S. Federal Hwy. $59,500, MacLaren & Various convenient lo- Anderson, Inc., 1 3 5 E. cations. Brand new own- 30 C Business Opportunities Ocean Ridge, Colonial Building er-operated efficiency, 8UNITS Boca Raton, Fla. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Ph.: For Lease. Beer & Wine 395-1333. 1-2 Bedrms., featuring Bar. Excellent return. New Apartments $7,000 Phone 395-4044 complete kitchens, car- Call 395-9794. 56 NE 46 St. Complete LA RENAISSANCE peted, drapes, beautiful information CHARMING! VOGUE HOMES furn. or unfurn., some Lawn Mower repair BLACKWELL REALTY has for immediate occu- business for sale. Es- pancy 2 bedroom 2 bath, with Pool. Walk to shops, Realtors Four bedroom 4-1/2 ^t churches, schools. tablished 9 yrs. Call: Ft. Lauderdale 984 W. Camino Real. LARGE OCEAN FRONT APARTMENTS 732-5203,Boynton Beach bath distinctive home — * * * * *• Please Call 395-8220 564-5944 -- 300-5860, Diving Pool — Centrally 3 bedroom, 2% battis with AN ITVENUS 35 A Lots V&Acreageijale 35^; Homes;for Sale heated and air condi- pool. 283 Sabal Palm Terr. ENTERPRISE Lots and Acreage. Two Floresta area 2 yrs. Royal Palm Yacht & Coun- 2 BEDROOMS - 2 BATHS Adjoining Lots in Tuni- old. Charming 2 bed- tioned — washer/dryer try club. AT LAST 5 — carpets & draperies * * * * i CHILDREN WELCOME son Palms. 75 xl05' fac- room, 2 bath Home, ing north. 395-2776. included — in one of See our new "CAROUSEL" CONDOMINIUMS - NO GROUND FEE ; BRAND NEW - Immed- large Florida room, model home with4bedrootn, separate dining room, Boca's most desirable iate occupancy 3 bed- In lovely Historic Flor- areas. . ,MLS 921 P. 2 baths. 1150 NW 4th Ave. room, 2 bath, Apart- esta large Lots are now heat, air. Enclosed Ga- (Across from Bibletown $2O,8OO to $33,300 rage, excellent Mtg, For appointment to in- Auditorium) from $19,900. ments. Id* al for famil- scarce. Have 2 on Ala- spect, call LLOYD plus land. ies. Including fully car- manda St. Call 395-4479 available. Call HELEN RAINES, assoc. LIVELY. . . Office: 1150 NW 4th Ave. peted rooms, draperies Sign & Plastic letter Weir Plaza Building 399-6790 (refrigerator optional) BEN ADAMS REALTY shop. Good location. 276-4191 855 S. Federal Hwy. most convenient location Ready to operate.S 1,200 Boca Raton: Ph.395-4000 in Town. Parochial & % Public Schools, almost puts you in business, at door. Walk around Mr. Conrad, 942-2100. corner to complete LOT 31, Block 10, Royal shopping center. Move Palm Yacht & Country up to Boca & Live. For Club. Outstanding Buy. SEASONAL RENTALS further information call For details call 391- .395-8220, 0239. Owner Says "SELL"! & 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS * BeautifuIly F urnished and Carpeted :!Ki|cnens Complete for Housekeeping -Large Closets and Living Areas ;;^H?eated^Siryiifim.irig::iJdol-- Patio - Barbecue Area ROYAL OAK HILLS FEATURES '^^PfBltige.'ciientle - Reasonable Rates FORMICA-BACK SPLASHES Price reduced §1,000, making this an excellent buj 150'OCEAN FRONTAGE COMMUNITY ROOM in a three bedroom — two bathroom family home SAUNA BATHS SPACIOUS LOBBY SOUNDPROOF WALLS Located on large comer lot in one of Boca Raton's LARGE SWIMMING POOL SULK STORAGE AREAS CENTRAL T. V. & UHF"SYSTEM finest residential areas. Extremely large famih HIGH SPEED ELEVATORS PRIVATE TERRACES WALK-IN CLOSETS room makes this a unique home. Carpeting, drapek- FIRE PROOF CONSTRUCTION FOYER ENTRANCES ies, refrigerator and storm awnings included in this BEAUTIFULLY LANDSCAPED EXHAUST FANS TRASH and LINEN CHUTES reduced price — $29,700. Owners have two homes TUBS - 5' PUTTING GREEN and are anxious to sell. (MLS BE-1079). : : CUSTOM CABINETRY GARBAGfe DISPOSERS REFRIGERATORS WASHERS and DRYERS v 2 PARKING SPACES PER -/•: ;. ;>;.-;v'-' f.'J||artmen:tS; Ea:st SANITARY FACILITIES DISHWASHL^S APT. CARLEN GENERAL® ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT Appraisal & Realty, Inc. Phone 395-8220 3230 5» OCEAN BL¥D. 450 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. PALM BEACH 585-4583 Boca Raton 399-4440 An Itvenus Enterprise CARMINE & FRANK MARTUCC1 - OWNERS & BUILDERS^ 14A Thursday, Jan. 11, 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS •395-7505 Nine candidates now in City Council race (Continued from Page 1) of the Inlet" is not the saleswoman added: a council seat, Mrs, ratable s is too expen- This still leaves a large "Let is be clear that I problem nor a neces- "I'm going into it with Jackman said: sive a proposition for area for high rise apart- House do not deride profit, but sity," he continued. a fresh, open mind and "I feel it is time that the number of people ments and hotels." it must be incidental and "The same problem still I'm willing to learn." a woman represented the who can use it. Galvin prefers a tax CHILDRENS APPAREL the justification for re- exists of restoration of Mrs. Jackman said interests of other wom- * 'Other communities district including Del- en of Boca Raton." ray Beach for opening 409 Golt ew Drive Boca Raton zoning must be on the the Inlet and acquisition she is definitely against have public beach and Florida 33432 of adequate land on the the overlook and any Neither Cassady nor and maintaining the In- Royal Palm Plaza merits of its overall ef- have highly ratable let. Under the Tower - in the New Building fect on the city." north and south of the boardwalk. Galvin could be reached property on the west Inlet for rights-of- "I feel it is a foolish by the News at press side of A1A," he add- William F. Cassady, The retired Air Force way." expenditure of money time last night. Both ed. "We could pick up engineer and business- colonel said voters Delong stresses econ- and the parking spaces are making a second bid two or three pieces on man was the only candi- Call 395-8300 for Classified Ad Service should be certain of each omy and cited his form- they are planning on for a council seat, both the west side of five or date who could not be candidate's "interest er years on the council. would be totally inade- were unsuccessful in ten acres apiece for reached by the News* and public stand in this "During my term as quate," she said. "I last year's race. parking and all of the press time. He made ,.,., so important munici- mayor in 1963," he said, think it would be far bet- beach for public use,, his first bid last year. ^ PICTURE FRAMING pal function." "six new public build- ter to expend all our ef- Patrick D. Galvin, "It will be interest- ings were planned and forts to opening the in- real estate executive, by JENNINGS ing to see not only who construction started. let. is making his second & attempt for political of- IT COSTS NO MORE TO HAVE comes out," he said, The following fiscal ' 'We are definitely in IT DONE PROPERLY. "but who will pick up year the ad valorem tax need of additional land fice. He was defeated in the tabs. was lowered. This is at Spanish River Park, a council bid in 1967. ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS "An expensive cam- evidence of progress but we could do away "The negative values PHOTO FRAMES paign may well be an with economy." with the extras like tun- outweigh the plus val- indication of the ori- Edward Benham, a nels and such," she ues," he said on the In- I entation of acandidate's member of the present said. let overlook bond issue. Colony Studio of Boca Raton 110 E. Boca Raton Rd. A** support and his actions "Removing property I 395-1660 planning and zoning Asked why she is SINCE 7958 28 S.E. SECOND STREET 395-5511 if he is elected," he board, said he is "def- making her first bid for from the potential tax said. initely not in favor of Maull said he intended the overlook park." SOUTH FLORIDA'S to file daily reports with "We should get the STATE'S ANNUAL LARGEST VOLUME the city clerk; as to in- Inlet opened first and LIQUOR CHAIN dividual donations to his then worry about putting ND STILL GROW1NC campaign and commend- in a park down there, ed "this course of ac- he said. "But I am in tion to all other candi- favor of land acquisi- "AREN'T Sale effective at Our Ft. dates and solicit their tion for public purpos- Lauderdale, Pompano and participation." es. It is unfortunate that Delray Stores Only. On the bond issues, we have not acquired YOU un ituuTc CASH AMD Maull had two short this land previously." NO LIMITS cflRRY SPECIALS statements: "I voted to Benham added he is put them on a referen- "never in favor of bond GLAD dum. I think land ac- issues if there is any quisition has merit." other form of financing Joseph Delong, sat on that can be arranged.' the council from 1957 Benham, an income YOU'RE to 1966 and was twice tax expert, said he has mayor. • "no criticism of the He stated he is seek- present administration HERE?" LIQUORS AND ing election to city coun- and if elected I will still cil "because of my in- retain my seat on the terest in city affairs, a planning and zoning desire to serve and the board.'r . SALE! dadd^s bulges fact that I have a val- Twice defeated in uable service to offer. previous elections, he "I have been a staunch said he believes in a advocate of additional "balanced economy and JAGQUIN'S SGKENLEY ( GILBEY'S DEWAR'S ECHO public beach since first with new business mov- ) QUART } coming to Boca Raton in ing in all the time we WHITE SPRING ) 1952, he said. "As a are now on our way to- VODKA RESERVE GIN member of the city com- ward that balance. 86 Proof x LABEL j 86 Proof mission, I voted in 1961 ROYALE 90 PROOF) Harriet Jackman said BLENDED 86.8 Proof 7 YR. OLD ) to establish the north IMPORTED ) Straight Kentucky public beach. she didn't plan on "cam- WHISKEY ) ) However, he added: "I paigning too strenuous- ) SCOTCH BOURBON do not approve of the ly and I'm not going to frills and fancies as they get into any heated ar- ) are expensive to the tax- guments." payer. In her first attempt REG. "Acquisition of land for election to public 5.50 y REG. ; REG. for park purposes south office, the real estate QT. 7.55 5.15 5TH j 5TH

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;! By SANDY WESLEY que, which was loaded with 20,- from one to five months but the but by no means should palms the coconut meat clean with paint. 000 coconuts, ran aground near majority will germinate in four be removed because they look damp, clean cloth and trim the Bezona says that although Coconuts have become a for- what is now the Bath and Tennis months. like they're dead until August or brown edges with a sharp knife. souvenir folks like to tell taes gotten fruit. Club of Palm Beach. Young seedlings can be trans- possibly later. To grate the coconut put it about how the Indians began To be sure, the coconut is a Soon 14,000 coconut palms planted when the leaf reaches a Choose a mature coconut through a food chopper using carving coconuts, the "art" novelty to tourists who make were planted in the area, most height of about a foot, even which contains a large amount the medium, coarse blade. really came into existence as a the scene or northerners who of them in the Palm Beach area, though a few or no roots are of liquid. Sometimes the coco- You say you want to try your tourist gimmick. make the move to Florida, but some coming as far south as in evidence, nut on the ground is good, some- hand at carving faces on the What about those hanging after a few months the novelty Boca Raton. . Coconuts need watering and times the ones in the tree are coconuts? Sure, if a manufac- baskets? wears off and soon the coconut Today, coconuts are a sou- fertilization to keep them better. Shake to tell how much turer can do it so can you. Well, just saw the coconut in lies forgotten on the ground. • venir sellers dream. With a healthy. A bearing tree should liquid it has. All it takes, according to half. Leave the husk on the out- Yet the coconut palm and the little imagination men have receive five pounds of an 8-8-8 Husk the coconut. Puncture Norman Bezona, agricultural side, clean out the insides, fruit it bears have many things shaped, trimmed and cut coco- or similar fertilizer twice an- the eyes of the nut with a nail agent for Palm Beach County, puncture three holes in the bot- nuts to catch the eye of the nually when it is growing, but or ice pick and drain the milk. is an electric saw with an up- going for them. ; tom and you're ready to plant. For instance, did you ever tourist. complete fertilizers of a 1-1-1 Tap the nut with a hammer to down blade, and your imagin- So you'd much rather eat ./think about all the different During the depression years, ratio are satisfactory. loosen the meat and crack ation. your coconut, hm? >x kinds of cakes, cookies and pies women hulled the nuts and dried Pruning generally consists open. So now you have your face, Try these recipes for a dif- and custards which can be made the fruits for local sales. of removing leves and floral Remove the meat in pieces but you want to paint it. Well, ferent coconut treat. from coconuts or even the many It doesn't take long for a parts as they turn brown, and with a regular table knife. Wipe Bezona recommend s enamel (Continued on Page 3B) things which can be done with planted coconut to take hold and become unsightly. From time to the coconut shell or the whole grow into a fairly good sized time, however, freezing temp- coconut? tree if it's planted right, ,;• eratures may injure coconuts What about the funny faces Coconuts should be planted in in varying degree. Because of NOW IN BOCA RATON hanging on a tourist stand? Or semi-shaded, moist but well- the unsightliness, these injured Birth announcements the hanging planters used for draineu seedbeds. Place the or dead leaves should be pruned nuts on their sides and cury from the plant as soon as con- orchids and other flowers? Mr. and Mrs, Carl Hammond. Coconuts, it's said, came to them about one-half of their venient, except for the inner Ernest Ries, Jr. 1310 Florida aboard the Spanish bar- thickness, the upper portion two or three leaves. the SHIFT S.W. Ninth Ave., an- Mr. and Mrs. Chris- que, Providentia, bound from fully exposed. Some palms which have been nounce the birth of a topher Watson, 1269 Havana to Barcelona. The bar- Germination usually requires injured will grow in the spring, son, Carl Ernest, III, N.W. Fourth St., an- Jan. 1 in Bethesda Me- nounce the birth of a morial Hospital. Mrs. SHACK daughter, Catherine Ries is the former Peg- Blair, Jan. 7 in Be- gy Strickland. thesda Memorial Hos- pital. Mrs. • Watson is Mr. and Mrs. Thomas the former Linda SHIFTS! Peter Clark, 200 E. Loughery. Royal Palm Way, an- nounce the birth of a son 'FACTORY Thomas Peter Jr., Jan. SALESMAN'S TO YOU SHIFTS! 6 in Bethesda Memor- SAMPLES ial Hospital. Mrs. Clark is the former Barbara and ANI>MOi!E Nearly New for |sAVE50% More than one-third Evecy Occasion — of the nearly 2-1/2 mil- THRIFT PRICES lion U.S. college students live in dormitor- Otra Vez ies built with the help of Dress Shop $9.88 —$11J8 the College Housing Loan Program. This 192 S. Dixie 493 N.E. 20th Street fund, started in 1951, Boca Raton Winfield Park Boca Raton has made 3,000 loans,

A government report says the average daily calorie consumption of PUBLIC EXHIBITION Spaniards is now 3,879. In 1963 it was only 2,- Sunday,January 14th 925. 12 N®on - 4 P.M. TUESDAY REFRESHMENTS JAN. 16 THE SALE INCLUDES 1:00 PM EARLY AMERICAN, ENGLISH & FRENCH FURNITURE is the Day and Time MODERN PERIOD STYLE FURNISHINGS for the FINE PORCELAINS, ANTIQUE CHINA CARD OIL PAINTINGS DYNASTY JADES SMALL ENGLISH TALL CASE CLOCK PARTY IMPORTANT BRONZES at the IMPORTANT JEWELS AND JEWELRY ART GUILD Us Pontiac dealers ai SALE STARTS MONDAY, JANUARY 15th of BOCA RATON a comparison sale. Exciting Door and Table 8:00 P.M. And Continuing Nightly Prizes: Refreshments Pontiac Motor Division Non-Members We/come It's Us (Bonneville, Catalina, Grand Prix, Firebirds, LeMans, GTO, Tempest) vs Them (all other cars)! Aurftan (Salterte* DONATION $2.50 Arthur L. Rosin, Auctioneer for The Building Fund. JERRY EARL PONTIAC, INC. 615 East Atlantic Avenue, Delray Beach, Florida For Reservations - Telephone 278-2373 39S-2856 395-1756 2400 S. Federal Highway, Delray Beach, Florida 395-7902 SUNDAY AD———— 2B Thursday, Jan. 11, 1968 .BOCA RATON NEWS. _

ANN LANDERS I Cook of the week 'Make sure insurance is paid'

Dear Ann Landers: It's not what he is eat- It is virtually impossi- sease? How can the When I married Lou se- ing that is causing the ble to respond to their alcoholic be treated? Is ven years ago, he weigh- problem, but what* seat- questions and send bro- there a cure? Read the ed 150 pounds. Thelast ing him. chures to every kid who booklet "Alcoholism - time he told me what Lou must go back to writes. If we did we'd Hope and Help," by Ann he weighed was three his physician and learn have time for nothing Landers. Enclose 35 Key Lime Pie months ago. He admit- if there is an organic else. cents in coin with your ted to 205. Lou is still problem. If that possi- I have received sev- request and a long, in his 20's but he looks bility is ruled out, he eral telephone calls stamped, self-address- like 40. should see a head doc- from irate parents who ed envelope. At breakfast he is al- tor. If he refuses to scream, "Why didn't Ann Landers will be ready thinking about help himself, stop nag- you answer Johnny's glad to "help you with what he is going to have ging and make sure his letter? He was counting your problems. Send is Carol's for lunch. After supper life insurance pre- on you to help him with them to her in care of he sits and watches tele- miums are paid on time. his geography assign- Boca Raton News, Box vision. Whenever a food ment!" When I explain 3346,, Chicago, Illinois, commercial comes on, we could not stay in 6 0 66 5 4, enclosing a he has to have right then Dear Ann Landers: business if we spent all stamped, self-address- and there whatever they You have taken up theour time helping kids ed envelope. specialty are advertising. A large cudgel for numerous with their, homework, market in our neighbor- abused and maligned the parents get mad and hood stays open eve- segments of society. we have made an enemy. nings and I have lost Now will you please say Some parents, .to get count of the times Lou a kind word for those of has left the house to go back at us, pretend they i us who are trying to earn are potential custo- out and buy something a living as travel mers. They ask us to he saw advertised. agents? plan a long and compli- Lou will not go to a Every school boy and cated trip. After we doctor for a checkup girl at some time or have typed dozens of because the last time another is given the as- letters to Europe or As- EDITOR'S NOTE: Starting today Boca Ra- he went the doctor gave signment of doing a ia, contacted airlines ton News adds a new series to its women's him the dickens for ov- complete research job and hotels and reserved pages. The series, cook of the week, will ereating. Please tell space on two continents, feature recipes of people in town who like on a foreign country. to cook. Carol Hanson cuts a slice of her Key Lime Pie. me how I can help this Instead of looking up the they cancel the "trip' man. I am losing information at the libra- and we never hear from weight worrying about them again. squeezed juice from the limes so she can ry or checking an ency- Mrs. H.V. Hanson (Carol, to her friends) him. — FATSO'S WIFE clopedia, the little dar- Please, Ann Landers, is concerned about tomorrow's housewife. have key lime pie year around. Dear Wife: A manlings write to a travel "Even today everything is ready made, Besides Lisa, 10, Carol has a son Eric, print this letter so tea- 5. In between her cooking sprees she guides who has gained 55 agency, request color chers and parents and ready mixed. I feel sorry for my daughter, pounds in seven years brochures plus answers students can see our Lisa. What does she have to look forward to the activities of Junior Women's Clubs in dis- is in serious trouble,, except ready mix foods." trict ten as district director, and sometimes to dozens of questions. side of it. — POINT OF Carol takes great pleasure in working in attends Young Republican Club meetings. NO RETURN her kitchen, preparing food "from scratch." Her recipe for Key Lime Pie? Lynn Aldrich will head Dear Point: I checked Although she admits that she does suc- 3 beaten egg yolks with several travel cumb to the freezer displays, she also admits 3 beaten egg whites agencies and the gen- that Lisa, "can make the best biscuits from 1/2 cup key lime juice eral feeling is this: We scratch I've ever eaten," can (14 oz.) condensed milk Palm Beach Round Table like to have kids come 1 in and pick up our bro- Carol's favorite recipe is a Key Lime Pie, baked 9" pastry shell or 9" graham Mr. and Mrs. LynnE. world authority on Com- chures, but we can't take given to her by her mother-in-law, who lives cracker crumb shell (baked). Aldrich, 197 2 Thatch munism speaking on in Homestead. Beat 3 egg whites until stiff. the time to research Mix together 3 beaten egg yolks, 1/2 cup Palm Drive, will head "Beyond Vietnam, their questions nor can "It's easy to make," she said, "and very the 1968 Boca Raton What?" opens the Round we fill their requests WILKINSON good. In fact, it's the only key lime pie recipe key lime juice, 1 can condensed milk. Fold committee of the Palm Table season Jan. 15; AGENT I've ever tried that turned out good, and I've egg whites into mixture. Pour into baked, by mail." 2170 H.E. 1st Ave. cooled pie crust and chill, preferably for at Beach Round Table, Bob Considine talks Jan. So, here you have it, tried plenty of them." which opens its 36th con- 22 on "Let's Lay It on kids. Go in person to Boca Raton, Florida She keeps her freezer filled with the least two hours. Serves eight. secutive season Mon- the Line"; the interna- the travel agencies if Office 395-3515 il day, Jan. 15 attheFlag- tional authority on ato- you want the brochures, ler Museum. mic power, Walker Cis- then haul your freight Residence 395-2636^* The Round Table, ler, Board Chairman, to the public library, which presents 10 in- Detroit Edison, speaks drag out those wonderful STATEFARM ternationally noted Jan. 29 and Eva Adams, encyclopedias and do Bridge Club announces speakers Monday at 3 director of the U.S. Mint your own homework. MUTUAL p.m., mid-January thru speaks Feb. 5 on "Let's AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY March, is the oldest con- Talk Money." Home Office: Bloomtngton, Illinois tinuously maintained Is alcoholism a di- winners of weekly game social, cultural and edu- cational forum in Flor- Art Guild European and Boca Raton Duplicate Goodridge, Mrs. Anne ida. American trained Bridge Club divided in- Rohner; Mrs. E.LO Mrs. Alexander Mo HAIR STYLISTS to two sections for play Jones, Mrs. Helen Hadden who has served slates party V/uwutg. to serve the last week. Faith; Hugo Keller, Ao for 35 years as chair- most discriminating Winners of section A M. Atwater and Mr. and man, founded the Round Boca Raton Art Guild 'THE GOLD Ladies at moderate north-south were: Mr. Mrs. S.E. Munyer. Table in 1933, nine will present its annual prices. and Mrs. Jos. Murray; years after she brought card party Tuesday, Jan. Mrs. C.W. Fry, Mrs. S. into being the Institute 16 in the Art Guild build- J. Farnell; Mrs. Ger- Center will of World Affairs which ing. Play begins at 1 p.m. trude Blackburn, Mrs. has continued for 44 Chairman is Mrs. J.A. Mary Church; Mrs. Hen- hold classes years in efforts to fur- Hallgarten assisted by COMPARE ry Whitener, Mrs. Ma- ther world understand- Mrs. Fred Sanders and bel Hertz and Mr. and Classes in pattern ing and good-will. Mrs. Joseph Houghton. KEELER'S Mrs. Harry Ide. designing will begin President and Mrs.Partners will be avail- Winners of east-west Friday, Jan. 12. Kenneth R. Williams, able for those who do EVERY DAY SHOW OFF YOUR plays were: Mrs. Marie Mrs. Vivian Demp- Florida Atlantic Uni- not have groups of their Williams, Mrs. Ruth B. sey will teach students versity, are honorary own. Refreshments will BEST LOOK Meyers, Mrs. H.R.how to design their own members of the Round be served. LOW Strom, Gene Sander; patterns for dresses, Table, according to Mrs. Wesley D. Clay- slacks, shorts and other Frank Wright, execu- CONTRACT for the ton, Mrs. Paul Chace; sports attire. tive director, who made Twilighters PRICES Mrs. Helen Blanchard, Beginners will meet known the acceptance of Holiday's Mrs. R.L. Flannigan and from 1 to 4 p.m. Inter- Mr. and Mrs. Aldrich. All draperies expertly "A growing number Mrs. Louise Nattemer, mediates will meet 9 to see films made in our own Mrs. F.P. Brotherton. a.m. to 12 noon for 10 of Boca Raton regular workrooms. Section B north-south consecutive weeks. residents, and seasonal Travelogues entitled visitors have found the "Along Oregan Trails," winners were: Mrs. How about crocheting Round Table an appeal- At KEELER'S you'll Florence Sweedyk,Mrs. an afghan or knitting a '' P aim Springs,*' and find hundreds of bolts of No charge for making ing Monday afternoon "Music of Williams- full length, regular or tra- Joan Gooding; Mrs. E. kitten! event in Palm Beach," the most exciting drapery Berry, Mrs. T.C. Sprat- Ruth Anderson, knit- burg" will be featured fabrics anywhere . . •. just verse, from $1.98 yd. Guar- declared Wright, "and at the twilighter meet- anteed rods and installation. ley, Mrs. E.C.Chatfield, ting and crocheting in- we appreciate that Mr. for the Gold Coast! Mrs. George Streader ing tonight. structor for the Boca and Mrs. Aldrich will The meeting will be and Mrs. Marguerite Raton Recreation De- head the Round Table held at 7:30 p.m. in the Open Mon.-Sat Olin, Mrs. Bernice Fo- partment, can teach committee effort in Scout Hut, 9-5 lin. either novices or vet- Boca Raton." Come In ylhc E ast - west winners erans, basic or intri- Or Phone were: Mrs. Suzanne cate stitches* Frank D. Barnett, Foreigners outnum- ber citizens in this oil- 3415 S. Federal Hwy., Delray Beach, 278-2877 rich Persian Gulf shei- Visit our nationally famous Browse »n Think shoo Try Our kdom, 260,000 to 230,- (Cove Center) Deerfield Beach - Phone 399-2837 000. Dry Cleaning! Have You Seen

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By CLAIRE ARCHER M.R.V".: What color do to have wall-to-wall Do you have a question you suggest for two carpet in our guest bath- pertaining to interior small chairs for my liv- room. The fixtures are decorating? Mrs. Ar- ing room? The walls, beige and the walls are cher will „-•'-• ceiling and carpet are covered with a brown be happy pale gray and the drap- and off-white wallpaper to ans- eries, and two sofas are in a daylily design. The wer your in a blue and green print tile around the shower q u e s - with lots of white back- area is beige with a dark t ions. ground, I'm enclosing a brown cap. What color R e q uest swatch of the printed carpet? s h ould fabric. Dear Mrs. F.P.: A be sent Dear Mrs. M. R.V.: lively copper color car- to the How about a lettuce pet would be a good B o c a green for your two small choice. Raton chairs? News Happy house to you. with Mrs. Archer self-addressed envel- Request from Mrs, Formosans have in- ope. F.P.: Would you please creased per capita an- give me help with colors nual income from $121 Request from Mrs. for a bathroom? I'd like in 1952 to $217. mm Don't Settle F@r Second Best!

Members of Girl Scout Troop 177 view cypress ceilings in Boca titure service, and coke and cookie party recently. Mrs. Gertrude Raton Hotel and Club, The girls, led by Mrs. James Cole (far Keys, social director at the hotel, conducted the tour, SYLVANIA left) and Mrs. Burt Rogers (right) toured the hotel after an inves- It's America's #1 COLOR TELEVISION A lovely bunch of coconuts... "Consumer's Report", January 1968

(Continued from IB) stirring constantly. Drop by teaspoons on ICING: sweet potatoes THE BEST COSTS NO MORE ! Cook over double boiler greased baking sheet. Make a seven minute 3/4 cup sugar PAPAYA-COCONUT till mixture coats spoon Bake in oven 350 F. for icing and with crushed 3/4 cup rich milk PUDDING (about 7 minutes). Pour 10 minutes. Remove im- pineapple spread first 1/2 cup water 1 1/3 cups papaya pulp into baking dish and mediately from sheet. on the cake then the ic- 1/2 teaspoon cinna- 3 cups shredded spread with topping. To Makes 24. ing, and last the coconut, mon ' • coconut make topping; Beat egg then another layer and 1/2 teaspoon allspice (1 coconut yields whites till stiff, fold in COCONUT BISQUITS repeat until the 3 lay- 2 tab lespoo n s about 1-1/3 cups sugar and coconut; (Jamaican) melted butter spread over custard. ers are all used. Omit coconut milk) 1 1/2 cups sugar the pineapple on the last 2 eggs (slightly 3/4 cup sugar Brown lightly in slow 1 1/2 cups flour beaten) oven (300 F.). Chill. layer. Use generous 6 t a blespoo n s 1 coconut (grated) amounts of coconut on Mix the above ingred- cornstarch , 3 t a b lespoo n s top of last layer. ients and pour into apan 1 cup boiling water FROSTED butter lined with unbaked pas- Pour boiling water over COCONUT BARS 3 teaspoons baking FAVORITE try. shredded coconut and 1/2 cup butter powder COCONUT CREAM PIE allow to remain 15 to 30 2 tablespoons con- 2 eggs, beaten AMBROSIA minutes. Strain through 2 cups milk 4 -6 oranges fectioners' sugar Add sugar and fat to co- 3 egg yolks several thicknesses of 1 cup cake flour conut, and mix well. 1 small shredded cheesecloth, squeezing 3/4 cup sugar pineapple 2 eggs Beat eggs thoroughly, 1/16 teaspoon salt out as much liquid as 1 1/4 cups brown sugar and add to mixture. 1 grated coconut possible. Press thepa- 3 t a b lespoo n s 1/2-3/4 cup sugar 2 tablespoons flour Lastly, add flour into cornstarch 19" PORTABLE - 180 SO. INCHES payapulp through a sieve 1/4 teaspoon salt which has been sifted Peel oranges. Divide and then measure it. 1/2 teaspoon vanilla and cut segments with CD8GY—Now ... enjoy the brilliance of Sylvania 1 1/2 teaspoons baking the baking powder and 1/2 cup whipping big-picture color TV (180 sq. in. area) in any room of Mix the cornstarch, su- powder salt. Drop by teaspoon scissors into 3 or 4 your home with this budget-pleasing ultra-compact PRICED FROM gar, and salt together, on greased sheet. Bake cream pieces. In large bowl cabinet styled in handsome enameled Gray finish. 1 teaspoon vanilla 3/4 cup fresh grated Special antennas let you pick up your favorite sta- stir into the papaya and 1 cup nut meats til light brown, turn over place layer of oranges, tions in any room. Easy to roll from room to room on cook over a low flame, coconut top with grated coconut, optional, extra TB4W or CB12W cart. 339.95 1 cup grated coco- and bake on other side. Combine t he sugar, stirring constantly until nut Cool. Place immediately sprinkle with sugar and H-17'A" W-24" D-19" . it thickens. Add the co- cornstarch and salt. 3 or 4 tablespoons of Thoroughly blend butter in an airtight tin. These Scald the milk and add conut milk and cook 5 to with confenctiorers' su- will keep fresh for grated pineapple. Save 10 minutes until the mix- the dry ingredients coconut to sprinkle on gar and cake flour. weeks. If they loose slowly to the hot milk, ture is thick enough to Spread evenly in wax- crispness, they may be top. Chill and serve. be served with a table- stirring until a smooth ed, paper-lined 8 inch reheated in oven. mixture is obtained. sppon and hold its shape square pan. Bake in oven when cool. It should not Cool the mixture to luke As a public service, 350 d. F. for 15 min- COCONUT CAKE warm and stir in the egg be stiff enough to mold. utes. Beat eggs and AND ICING in order to "help get Pour into a deep dish or yolks. Cook over hot more sick people brown sugar till thick. 11/2 cups sugar water. Cool add vanilla, pan and chill. Thick co- Add sifted dry ingred- 1/2 cup spry well," Dr. Alfred. S. conut milk may be and pour into a baked Kaufman, Chiropractic ients, nut meats and co- 2 eggs pie shell. Chill and whip served over the pudding conut. Spread over first 3 cups flour Physician, will have if desired. the cream. Just before evening office hours on mixture. Frost (Makes 3 teaspoons baking serving spread the cus- 24 squares). powder Monday and Thursday tard with the whipped from 7:00 to 9:00 P.M. RICE AND COCONUT FROSTING: 1/2 teaspoon salt cream and sprinkle with PUDDING (Jamaican) 1 \/'l cups sugar 1 cup milk coconut. 1 1/2 cups boiled rice 2 t a b lespoo n s 1 teaspoon vanilla This is a first in this 1 cup grated coco- butter Mix sugar and spry in area and was instituted nut COCONUT-SWEET to serve the many who 2 tablespoons or- electric mixer or cream POTATO PIE 1/2 cup sugar ange juice well together with mix- will find this a much 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 cup shredded needed convenience. 1 tablespoon ing spoon, add unbeaten coconut or almond flavor- lemon juice eggs and beat well to- ing gether after each egg. 1 1/2 cups mashed 1/2 cup coconut milk Sift together 3 times the SCANDINAVIAN /CF212WS-1 "IT SWIVELS" 3 teaspoons baking CHOCOLATE *295 sq. in. picture area COCONUT COOKIES flour, salt and baking A beautiful furniture console reflecting the tasteful, vigorous *25,000 volts powder WILLIAM FINDLAY GALLERY *"No guesswork" Color 3 squares bitter powder. Add alternately styling of the popular Scandinavian influence. This model is 2 eggs with flour and milk until Royal Palm Plaza Tuning Mix grated coconut and chocolate especially appealing because of its swivel base convenience *Beautiful true color 1 can sweetened each are all used. Cook BOCA RATON and the exciting oiled "Nordic" Walnut cabinetry craftsmanship. pictures boiled rice till well in three 8 inch cake tins. blended. Add eggs and condensed milk Deluxe features include: Automatic Fine-tuning Control (AFC); 1/4 teaspoon salt preset "fine tuning and variable tone control. sugar to this and mix 3 599.95 well. Lastly, add milk, 2 cups grated co- Class for dogs height 29"j31" width 36 IS2" depth 79"/,6" baking powder and fla- conut vor. Pour into greased 1 can pecan nuts baking dish and bake in 1 teaspoon vanilla to start soon moderate oven till firm. Melt chocolate with milk, add other ingred- A class for canines, "Founded Originally in 1870" sponsored by the Boca Four Generations of Art COCONUT CUSTARD ients. Drop from spoon on buttered cooky sheet. Raton Recreation De- 2 cups scalded milk Bake ten minutes in partment will begin Through January to 26th 3 eggs or 6 yolks moderate oven (350 F.). Tuesday, Jan. 16. Ray 1/2 teaspoon vanilla Makes about 40. Nadeau will meet with or sherry totaste owners only at the Boca The World of 1/4 cup sugar COCONUT Raton Community Cen- 1/8 teaspoon salt MACAROONS ter for the first in a MARC CHAGALL TOPPING: 12-lesson series. 1/2 cup sweetened AMERICA'S MOST COMPLETE 6 egg whites condensed milk Classes will begin at 3/4 cup grated coco- 2 cups shredded 10 a.m. COLLECTION OF 'nut coconut Pre-registration is 1/2 cup sugar 1 teaspoon almond required as a minimum Original Oils / Gouaches Beat eggs slightly with extract of twelve students is Watercolors / Lithographs fork, add sugar and salt. 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Federal Hwy., Boca Raton 395-7333 AWARD Suggested 525-3303 °AWARD From 8:30 4B Thursday, Jan. 11, 1968 BOCA RATON.NEWS First luncheon Girl Scout News By BARBARA McBRIDE •will soon be as impor- of the season tant to the Brownies as Well, the New Year is the American Girl mag- upon us and the Girl azine is to the Gir] Scouts in our neighbor- Scouts. Royale Woman's Club opened the luncheon season with their hood have many plans January is the montr. "Fashions and Fun for '68" show Monday in the Boca Raton Hotel and hopes for the com- for Neighborhood Adults and Club. More than 300 women attended the event which featured ing year; cookie sales, to meet. Our service team will meet on Jan- fashions and music. Music was provided by Dean Corey at the organ, com munity p r o j ects, troop camping and gen- uary 18 at 9 a.m. at Mrs. Barbara Kelly accompanied by Charles Linton and Allen Smith ac- erally speaking, fun for Phillip Mallon's home companied by James Scudder. The luncheon committee included (right all. and the neighborhood photo) Mrs. William Markheim, awards; Mrs. James Masek, president Our Brownie Troops meeting to which every are starting out the year interested adult is cor- of the club; Mrs. James Walls, co-chairman and Mrs. Arthur Mohr- with something new and dially invited takes place husen, general chairman. Among those who attended the luncheon special just for them — on January 24 at 9 a.m, were (lower photo) Mrs. Jess W. Jones, Mrs. Forester Cooper and a weekly newspaper at the Scout Hut. Mrs. Harold Fiscus. called the Brownie This meeting will find Reader. This publica- us knee deep in palm tion is in an eight month fronds as junior leaders trial period presently, Mrs. Pat Sterling, and to see if it will toe well Mrs. Barbara Neuman received by the girls. teach us the art of palm Each month the girls, front weaving. who choose to subscribe, Ninety-eight percent will receive a packet of the population of the of four weekly papers colony of Hong Kong was — each paper especial- born either there or in ly written so that the China. vocabulary and interests are suitable for a second or third grade girl. Boutique If my Brownie is typ- One and Only bl A ical of all the girls who Shop in Florida are involved in this test group the new reader Complete UMBRELLA Protection * Travelers * Aetna * Continental Group * Royal Globe * London & Lancashire * Boston Insurance Co. JOHN D. TALBOTT INSURANCE AGENCY, inc. 489 N.E. 20th St. Boca Raton J Ph. 395-1511 or 399-1516 Zurich Chamber Octet to perform Marymount will present concert

Mar ymount C ollege cert at Marymount Col- teacher was Andre de second prize in the In- will present the Zurich lege their Florida de- Ribaupierre. ternational Pablo Cas- Chamber Octet chamber but. The violist is Franz als Cello Competition,, music ensemble from The founder and first Hirschfeld. A native of Hermann Voerkel is Switzerland on its first violinist of the group is Austria he studied at the double-bassist of the American tour in con- Heribert Lauer who stu- the New Vienna Con- Zurich Chamber Octet. cert Wednesday, Jan. 17 died at the State Con- servatory. He has As a member of the in Founder's Hall. servatory of Berlin and served as violist with Festival Strings of Lu- The concert, third in was graduated from the the Vienna Symphony cerne he has concert- a series will begin at Hochschule for Music in and the Tonhalle" Or- ized all through Europe 8:15 p.m. Munich. He was award- chestra and was respon- and has served as guest Kammermusik - En- ed the concert diploma, sible for introducing the conductor with various semble Zurich was summa cum laude, at the modern viola concerti to European symphony or- founded in 1958 by Her- Academy of Music in Europe performing the chestras. ibert Lauer whose am- Zurich. works of Walton, Burk- The Clarinetist of the bition was to bring to- A member of the Ton- hard, Martinu and Bar- group is Hans Rudolf gether Switzerland's halle Orchestra in Zur- tok. Stalder. He holds di- 4 greatest instrumental- ich, he performed as The youngest mem- plomas from the Zurich ists to give music lov- soloist in tours through- ber of the Octet is the Conservatory, the State ers the masterpieces in out Europe. Lauer con- Cellist, Esther Nyf- Conservatory of Bavaria chamber music liter- tinued advanced studies fenegger. She received in Wurzburg and he stu- ature. in violin with Professors her musical education at died with Louis Cahuzac This ensemble's of- Ernst Moravec and Ri- the Winterthur Conser- in Paris. Since 1962 he ferings range from the cardo Odnoposoff in Vi- vatory, winning diplo- has performed regular- enna. He is Concert- ly in the Gstaad Fes- string quintet to the mas in piano and cello. A UNIQUmovE ADULT COMMUNITeY string octet and encom- meister of the Tonhalle Her tutors included tival with Yehudi Men- passes clarinet quin- Orchestra. and has Pablo Casals, Zermat uhin. tets, the sextets with served as Concertmeis- and Enrico Mainardi, The Bassoonist for the Gracious Two-Bedroom Homes woodwinds and the oc- ter of the Swiss Festi- and in 1961 she won Octet is Paul Meyer tets. Their repertoire val Orchestra in Lu- embraces literature cerne. from the classic and The second violinist, OPEN DAILY 8 A.M. romantic periods and Margrit Essek, was contemporary works. born and raised in Zu- COMPLETE This year marks rich. She studied at the their American-Cana- Academy of Music as well as in Lausanne.Her 1-STOP dian debut and the con- HOME OF 40 FAMOUS BRANDS SHOPPING Complete Line of Garden Tools & Accessories 172 E. Boca Raton Rd. 395-2442 FULL OUTSIDE 8,990 Reg. 5.95 5 MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM 4 Pc PYREX MAINTENANCE Free Wall to Wall Carpeting* Acres of Recreation 55 Huge Screened Patio ©'Sanitary Sewers® Eye-Level BOWL SET 3 Oven and Range«Full Outside Maintenance from only- 4 Different FROM ONLY 23 MONTHLY $23 Monthly* A Beautiful Clubhouses Heated Swimm- Color resigns Special ing Pool*Barbecue Pavilion*Shuffle Board Courts • Appliances by General Electric •Models furnished by Manguarians STOCKS SPECIAL CORNINGWARE 6 CUP BONDS PERCOLATOR MUTUAL FUNDS 10-958.88

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THURSDAY, JAN. 11 Sunrise Klwanis Club, Royal Palm Cafeteria, 7.-30 a.m. Tennis instr.. Tennis Courts, 9 a.m. Weight Watcher, University Bowl, 9:30 a.m. Royal Palm Woman's Golf Association, Royal Palm Golf Course, 9:30 a.m. Crushed glass instr., Community Center, 9:30 a.m. Decoupage, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. Creative crafts, Scout Hut, 9:30 a.m. Rug hooking, Scout Hut, 10 a.m. Tennis instr,,, tennis courts, 10 a.m. Art class registration, Art Guild, 10 a.m.-l p.m. Soroptimists, Dutch Pantry, 12:15 p.m. Exchange Club, Pal's, 12:15 p.m. Drawing and perspective, Community Center, 1 p.m. Welfare Council case worker, Unitarian-Univer- salist Church, 1 p.m. Men's Garden Club, Community Center, 2 p.m. Girl Scouts, Scout Hut, 3 p.m. University Bank vs. Kiwanis (termite), Boca Ra- ton School gym, 3:30 p.m. Federal Savings vs. Jaycees (midget, Boca Raton School gym, 4:30 p.m. Ballroom dancing, Community Center, 7:30 p.m. .-*** Twilighters, Scout Hut, 7:30 p.m0 Weight Watchers, First Federal Savings and Loan, 7:30 p.m. Jaycees, Scott bldg., 8 p.m. Masonic Lodge, 399 N.W. 35 St., 8 p.m. FRIDAY, JAN. 12 Designing, Community Center, 9 a.m. Oil painting, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. Adv. crushed glass lamps, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. Art class registration, Art Guild building, 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Duplicate bridge, Scout Hut, 12:30 p.m. Liquid embroidery, Community Center, 1 p.m. TODAY Children's billiard instr., Community Center, 3:30 p.m. Sea Explorer ship 307, Advent Lutheran Church, 7 p.m. on the Golf instr., Scout Hut, 7:30 p.m. Beg. Bridge instr., Community Center, 7:30 p.m. Kiwanis travelogue, Community Center, 8 p.m. ocean at SATURDAY, JAN. 13 Tennis instr., tennis courts, 9 a.m. Tennis instr., tennis courts, 10 a.m. Chess Club, Community Center, 10 a.m0 Boca Raton Sparky Fire Department, Boca Raton Theatre, 10 a.m. Flute instr., Community Center, 10:30 a.m. Guitar instr., Community Center, 1 p.m. ground is broken Judo instr., Community Center, 1 p.m. Roller skating, Scout Hut,. 1:30 p.m. Jet Booster Club banquet, Community Center, 7 p.m. Daily: Shuffleboard courts, 9a.m.-noon; 1-5,7-10 p.m. (5-10 p.m. Sundays); tennis courts, sun-up TOMORROW - 10 p.m.; beaches, 9:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Kiddie Korral, fourth graders and younger, with picnic area. three New art courses will magnificent towers be offered by guild A new term of art Pfeiffer will teach courses starts Monday elementary and ad- wilt begin to rise at the Boca Raton Art vanced oil painting; Carl Guild. Griepenburg will teach Richard Pfeiffer, dean watercolor painting, and of the Guild's school Hugh Walter will teach program, said registra- portraiture. tion will be held today Chester Lawrence and Friday from 10 a.m. will teach a beginner's to 2 p.m. at the Guild course in drawing and building on West Pal- handling oil paint. Jap- metto Park road. anese Sum! painting will be taught by Aiko Low and Lucius Salisbury Jr. Mulroy wins will teach sculpture. A course in "how to get the most from your camera commission dollars" will be offered by Anton Bruehl, Naval Reserve En- sign Michael F. Mulroy II, son of Mrs. Ralph More players Wright of Boca Raton CLOISTER has been appointed a commissioned officer under the Naval Reserve are needed Ensign Medical Student Players of string and DEL MAR Program. woodwind instruments Ensign Mulroy is now are in high demand for attending the School of Florida Atlantic Uni- The exciting new building Medicine at Cornell Uni- versity's chamber sym- versity Medical College phony orchestra. people asked for... in New York City. • Director Eugene ;* The Ensign Medical Crabb will be glad to Student Program sched- hear from any such Two and three bedroom tower apartment ules regular active duty players, as well as from residences from $34,750 for training during his those proficient in other $ vacations from medical instruments school at one of several The orchestra is Unique exhibit hail and magnificently Naval hospitals or me- made up of townspeople appointed model tower apartments now open dical research facilities in addition to FAU stu- for your inspection 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. across the country. The dents, staff and faculty. program is designed to Dr. Crabb, who is prepare the medical chairman of the fine arts student for military du- departments, said some ties, and is a major of the orchestra's pre- source of future Navy sentations will be in- .olOlOlo. doctors. While on ac- cluded in the 1968 tive duty, he receives schedule of FAU's "Mu- CLOISTER DEL MAR full pay and allowances sic at Noon" series, Condominium Apartment Residence as a Naval officer. soon to resume. Just north of Cloister Beach Towers 118O South Ocean Boulevard, Boca Raton GENERAL INSURANCE Phone: Boca Raton: 399-5O22 AGENCY OF BOCA RATON,INC.

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Investors' guide Retirement income 11 i't By Sam Shulsky agers, you re looking withdrawing shares on for problems? which you have paid Q. I look forward to commissions and then INSURANCE retirement in a few Qo What's the mean- starting another pro- months. Half my re- ing of "Gen0 Motors gram? Why don't you tirement income will $3.75 pfd 14 65 - 1/4"? leave the investment POOR! come from stocks - if Ao You're looking at a alone and seewhatitcan I can average a 4% re- stock market listing for do for you? I JUST HAD turn. The other half General Motors $3.75 ii will come from fixed dividend preferred Mr. Shulsky wel- A LOSS AND Sabal Ridge Apartments model home includes a Apartments is a development of Arvida Corpora- sources: pension, social stock. The "14" indi- comes all reader mail 20 ft. by 27 ft. living room with private balcony tion. The condominium contains only 32 apart- security and taxes which cates 1,400 shares were and tries to include all FOUND I overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. Sabal Ridge ments - two on each of its sixteen floors. are vulnerable to infla- traded that day. The problems of general in- tion. If I live frugally latest, or closing, price terest in the column. WAS I may be able to even was $65 a share, which While he cannot under- do some investing. Al- was 25 cents a share take to answer all quer- INSURANCE so, I have some money below the closing price ies personally, readers Local real estate transfers I'd like to invest for of the previous day. desiring investment RICH my grandson's college lists should address re- education. He's now two If you wanted to buy quests to Sam Shulsky INSURE WITH "DAY" years old. the stock you would pay around $65 a share for enclosing self-address- BE SURE TOMORROW! A. You can get 5 and it, of .which at least ed, stamped envelope are recorded at court house even 5-1/2% from good 7% would have to be care of Boca Raton sound stocks which will your own money. You News. Recent Boca Raton R. McDonnell, his wife to Joaq- Square Unit 1, S.S. $9.00. An- S.S. $52.50. Frank Gillette, also offer you some in- may borrow up to 30% real estate transactions uin L. Diaz and Cecilia M.Diaz, nan Kirchner, widow to De- single man to Gerald L. Wahl flation protection. (I'm his wife. Marco & Sons, Inc. and Phyllis L. Wahl, his wife. from the broker. as compiled for the News Lot 3, Block 14, Chatham Lots 116 & 117, Country Club sending you a list.) So The 444-mile Cali- by the Lawyers Title Hills Section B, S.S. $115.50. G. David Schine and Hillevi Acres 2nd Addn., S.S. $25.50. there's no problem fornia Aqueduct will Insurance Corp. are Samuel J. Acquilano and Cath- Schine, his wife to George V. Elphege J. Poncelet and Mar- there. Q. My mutual fund carry 6 million gallons erine M. Acquilano, his wife to Robbins. Lots 6, 7, 8, 9, & 10 garet B. Poncelet, his wife to plan will be completed of water a minute listed below. Gus Berglund and Hildur Ber- Block C of Amended Plat Long's Walter B. Spiegel and Louise B. I don't know why any- Documentary stamps, glund, his wife. S/D, S.S. $180.00. Spiegel, his wife. one who has worked all a year from now. - It's through portions of its To Place a listed by amount, indi- Lot 27, Block 4. Boca Raton Lot 21, Lake Wyman Shores, Lot 110, Block 2, Lake Rog- his life should live any been suggested that I incredible 444-mile ers Isle Unit E, S.S. $108.30. withdraw enough shares course from Central to Classified Ad cate the approximate' Ralph E. Morris and Katherine more frugally than he sale price in many in- Morris, his wife to Robert E. has to when he retires. to get out my original Southern California. Call 395-8300 stances. They are com- Restaurant course to Flannery and Darlene J. Flan- If that isn't the time to investment and put the puted on $3 per $1,000 nery, his wife. splurge, I don't know money into a certificate value; in other words, a Lot 23, Block 24, Boca Raton a better time. of deposit. Would there Red Estate Exam Course •S.quar<» Unit 2, S.S. $9.60. Floi> be any taxable gain, if I $10,000 sale would re- be offered at college ida-Atlantic University Founda- I think grandchildren quire $30 in stamps. tion, Jnc.-to^Earl G.. Craig ana are the best things ever withdraw only what I put For Brokers or Salesmen A special evening Beach Junior College. Sarah A...Craig, hi,s wife.. invented. But as smart in? I plan to begin an- Week ending December 15,1967. The course will be- Lot 6, Blosk IX Lake Flor- other fund in 1969. Harvey Real Estate Schools operates a branch of its popu* course in restaurant and esta Park Section 2*S.S;$jBM)0. as they are ( and every lar Real Estate Exam Course in Boca Raton at the UNIVER* E. 12-1/2 feet of Lot 16, all hotel service manage- gin Monday, Jan. 15 with A. If the price per S!TY BOWL CONFERENCE ROOM, DIXIE HWY. and 20th Lots 15 & 14 & West 12-1/2 Itvenus Development &. Indus- grandparent will tell you STt, Boca Raton, The course is composed of "6 lively inter* feet of Lot 13, Block 7, Boca ment will be offered at registration at 7:30 p.m. trial Corp. to James: G> Agafh- just how smart at the share you receive is esting sessions which thoroughly cover the Fla^Real Estate. Ratone Heights, S.S. $54.90. Palm Beach Junior Col- Topics during the 12 eas and Patricia A. Agatheas, drop of a hat) I don't more than the price you •Handbook. Total cost only $50.00. Samuel A. McDonnell and Alice his wife. lege. class meetings will in- Lot 71, Block 1, Royal Palm think 2-year-olds are paid (including all re- TUESDAY EVENING - 7:00 P.M. clude the menu, table invested dividends and You may attend first session free 24.6% RETURN The course will be Yacht & Country Club, S.S. equipped to derive any taught by Francois service, making the $51.00. William R. DeWitte and pleasure from watching capital gains) you will be Mr. Cooper will be in the Conference Room each Tuesday Boca Raton 17 Unit Mary- Elsie DeWitte, his wife Blanc, co-author of guest feel he is wel- r the climbing sales and subject to a gains tax. at 6:30 P*M. to answer any questions. Apartment — Fully rent- to Albert' Holxl and Rosalie For Information call: MR. COOPER 395-2289 ed, fully equipped apart- "The Waiter and His come, desserts, wines ffolxl, hl^ wife. profit curves of a growth What's the sense of ment House in Heart of Public" and former and liquors, banquets, Lots 1, 2, 3, Block 12; Lots 2, corporation. Why not room service, and bon- Block 18, Lots 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 13, Boca Raton. Call Ruth maitre d' of the Waldorf •14, 16, 17, Block 19, Winfield keep all your money Hard man, Assoc. for Astoria Hotel. ing and carving fish and Park Unit 2, S.S. $60.00. Yvette working for you, bring- Appt. to inspect. 395- "Blanc has been a fowl. Several field trips R. Cole and Thomas M. Cole, ing in more income so 8155 or evening special training officer also are planned for the her husband to John B. Feld- that you can splurge on 399-1385. mann. ••.•;'.•'" for many of the most course. The class will Lot 14, Block 10, Royal Palm travel for yourself and famous hotels in the be limited to 30 stu- Yacht & Country Club, Leon G. teddy bears and toys for dents. 'Sherburne, Jr. and Margaret T. world," according to Sherburne, wife to Myron J. him and mentally re- REALTOR Paul W. Allison, dean of Labor Department Demeter and Lucille A. Deme- serving that money for 140 N. Federal Hwy., Boca special studies at Palm sources say a major ter, his wife. S.S. $25.50. his college education 39&-B155 factor in the high cost when and if he needs it? TIRED OF RETIREMENT? of building construction 7/erde in the United States is But you don't really core for full employment. Q. I have four teen- the practice of curtail- age youngsters, some . W/iy not call for an interview toddy regarding ing work as winter ap- stocks and insurance. .the financial field of stocks, bonds, and se- proaches. Canada, Ger- I've been advised to bor- curities selling to select clientele. many, Austria and other row against the policies Call Mr. Bogren at 395-0546 for Appointment. countries offer subsi- and make a lump sum dies to stimulate winter purchase of a mutual LUXURY CONDOMINIUM APARTMENTS BYER construction. The United fund? INCORPORATED States has no' such pro- A. With four teen- .Royal Palm Plara Soca Raton, Florida gram. in SeaatifuC 3oca l&aton The OCEAN is your neighbor at CROSBY W. ALLEY REALTOR Dick Potter is the new BILL BRAGG Golden Harbour manager of Wometco's ASSOCIATE Boca Raton Theatre. EXECUTIVE Potter, a Navy veteran, BUILDING held positions at other 27 S.E.3rdSt. Wometco theaters be- THE GOLD MEDALLION certifies the ulti- fore being assigned as Phone mate in modern TOTAL ELECTRIC LIVING. manager here. 395-4404 Awarded by Florida Power & Light Company. Every comfort and convenience at yourfinger- tips.

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By NORMAN BEZONA sii and Cibotium cham- Leather Fern (Acrosti- ings, because of its Assistant County Agent issoi have the remark- chum aureum). It is beautiful appearance able capacity of living stretching it to callthe combined with fine qual- If you are getting tired without roots when their Leather Fern a tree- ities. It stand up much of the same old common trunk is cut and stood in fern, but since it grows better than the water- plants in your garden, shallow water in jardi- to twelve feet in shelt- thirsty Alsophila aus- , why not try something nieres or other vessels. ered locations, it gives tralis. different? Such golden-haired the effecto When plant treeferns, We have a fantastic trunks, even when These ferns are com- be sure to enrich the number of plant mater- sprouting only a single monly found growing planting sight by adding ials to choose from in leaf, lend a modernistic along canal banks and in peat moss or muck, and Tropical Florida but we touch on any location. some well rotted ma- r seem to get in a rut with However, for develop- swampy areas through- nure to the existing crotons, hibiscus, ixora ment of a good crown out South Florida. They sandy soil. A good ratio and Fiscus trees. Not of fronds, and longer are easily transplanted is about 50 percent peat, that there is anything life, planting in porous and do well in the gar- 40 percent sandy soil, wrong with crotons or soil is necessary. den if given moisture and" 10" percent well rot- Ficus, it is just that Garden centers and and good soil. If you do ted manure. New plants there are so many more nurseries sometimes go out to dig these or any should be watered twice shrubs, flowers and have Hawaiian treefern wild ferns, do not re- a day until'they are es- trees we can grow. trunks for sale« To move them from public tablished. Ferns are a good ex- root them, plant in a lands under penalty of Treeferns are sensi- ample of a whole family rich potting soil and the law. The exception tive to chemical fertili- of plants that are very keep them moist and would be if an area is zers so use them spar- poorly represented in shaded. Within a couple being cleared or a canal ingly. It is better to our South Florida gar- of weeks, they will be- cleaned out. If you dig use sewage sludges or dens. It's not that they gin developing large airy ferns from private 1 and s rotted manures. Fertil- can't be grown, but that leaves and roots. If the be sure you have per- ize about once every we don't give them much plants are already mission from the two or three months for of a try. Ferns, in gen- owner. best growth. eral, are free of insect and disease problems. Cibotium schiedei.the They require very little "Mexican treefern," is fertilizer but do require of very slow growth and moisture and shade from rarely seen with a trunk intense sunlight. outside its native habi- tat in the' mountains of We have over 200 spe- Chiapas and Vera Cruz, cies of ferns native to This graceful fern is us- Florida but this is just a ually grown in eight or fraction of the more than nine inch tubs and with' t 9000 species found its friendly pale green, throughout the world. showy fronds has be- Norman Bezona and Hawaiian tree fern. Members of the fern come a favorite decora- family vary from moss- rooted in pots you may tor of florists, for wed- like mini ferns to gi- plant them in the gar- dings and other formal JIM BROTHERTON gantic palm-like tree den. A shady spot pro- occasions, for flower can save you ferns over 80 feet in tected from wind is best shows and office build- Effective control measures can height,, There are many but Hawaiian treeferns money on insurance ferns that live attached will take morning or late BOCA RATON NEWS Fifth Avenue Plaza to trunks and branches afternoon sun. of trees like the native The Australian Tree- Jan. 11, 1968 7B 395-7707 eliminate pests from gardens resurrection fern and fern (Alsophila austra- the Australian Staghorn Pests on your orna- to recognize the com- sucking insects. The dew in which sooty mold lis) is carried in some Buying or Selling? fern0 MOST ferns pre- nurseries. This is a You're In good hands with mental plants seem as mon insect pests found honeydew they excrete can grow. fer those shady, moist BRANNON REALTY,Inc. Inevitable as death and on ornamentals and what is a base on which sooty Malathion is a good very fast grower. Under Realtor locations but some spe- ideal conditions, it will For All Your ALLSTATE' taxes. It's hard to have control measures to use mold grows. general purpose con- cies will take full sun, the one without the other. against them. Cottony cushion scale trol for all these in- produce fonds higher Real Estate Needs INSURANCE so there is a spot in than your head in a 330 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Such pests can take Mealybugs are among is a common type of sects. Mix the liquid 50 FOUNDED BY SEARS your garden for at least couple of years. Kit has 391-2444 391-1984 SBstaU Insurance Compute • Hem Offices: SkaH«, III all the joy out of raising the most common plant mealybug. It grows about per cent emulsion into a one or two types. ornamentals. Besides, pests. They are about 1/2 inch long, and you spray by putting two room it will form a 1/5 to 1/3 inch long, can recognize it by the teaspoonfulls of the con- In the landscape fern trunk to fifteen feet. In insect pests can cost gives a lush rainforest its juvenile stage the you real money. But,oval shaped, and soft white cottony cushion centrate into a gallon of effect. They give that ul- SPACIOUS luckily, you don't have bodies, and they are or egg sac attached to water. Scale requires Australian treefern re- three teaspoonfulls per tra tropical look that quires heavy shade and SECOND FLOOR APARTMENT to let insects destroy covered with a white it. This egg sac has really makes a garden your prize ornamentals. waxy or mealy mater- many ridges running gallon. Make two or a great deal of mois- IN WATERFRONT CONDOMINIUM ial. These pests are along it. three applications special. The most ture. During the sum- It will pay you to learn spaced a week to 10 days striking effect, by far, mer months, it should be Aphid s or plant lice is created by the tree- are among the most apart for most of these watered every morning. Bright new apartment with 1,200 sq. ft. of living area, pests. With malathion fern types. In colder areas of plus balconies front and rear. Large 20'xl7'10" living SELLING YOUR HOME? common of plant pests. Treeferns such as the room, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, kitchen, family room. Pool. They feed by sucking 25 per cent wettable South and Central Flor- Shared storage room, and utility room equipped with powder, use six level Cibotiums of Hawaii are ida, the New Zealand washer and dryer. : For Best Results plant juices. Like the being used in southern mealybug and whiteflies tablespoonfuls in a gal- Treefern (Dicksonia an- List With lon of water. California not only in tarctica) does very well. they excrete a honey- coastal gardens, but in Sale price of $24,500 reflects savings of more than :: I have seen this fern $3,500 over comparable apartments. Plus values in- •••>•: Mis•: : ^- modern offices, hotels growing as far north as clude carpet, covered carport, and cost free financing and other large build- Oregon. Here again, to suit buyer with substantial savings in interest ings. Cibotium menzie- charges. See Apartment 2 at Outrigger North, 1920 shade and moisture are South Ocean Blvd., Delray Beach, or contact C-W. SEE YOUR REALTOR the keys to success. Evaul, telephone 276-6745. REALTORS OF BOCA RATON FASCIIMATIIMG There are many other The following ORYAL E. HADLEY, treeferns available in- are members 400 E. Palmetto Pk. For the money you need to cluding our Native of the Boca Road, 395-2244. Raton Board balance your budget... of Realtors. BANYAN REALTY,INC. Doing busi- 234 S. 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Powers: I assume the soft landing on AND FREEZERS Venus by the Russian vehicle is a great feat and I am wondering whether our soft landing on the moon was done by the capsule itself or by a parachute. FROM $178 As 1 understand it, the Russians let down a parachute carrying instruments for their soft landing,, Would you explain the difference in the U.S. and Russian methods of making a soft landing.-Bruce Miller, Philadelphia, Penn., student, age 15. Dear Bruce: You are mixing apples and oranges in your comparisons. Parachutes depend on some form of atmosphere or*.air for their operation. Since there is no atmosphere on our moon, both the U.S. and the Russians use pretty much the same kind of rocket landing system for soft moon landings. U.S. space experts tell me we may well use the same kind of parachute system as the Russians for future soft landings on Mars. The big difference is not between the Russians and Amer- icans, but between the nature of the moon and Mars.

Dear Col. Powers: Today you had an inquiry about centrifugal force and the astronauts' centrifuge ride. I recently had occasion to look the spell- ing of this word up in my dictionary and noted that it was defined as "afictitious force apparently balancing a central force." My question is m. whether or not this is a real force, or as the book stated, a fictitious force? —Charles D. Bloom, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Dear Charles.- If the force in a centrifuge is AIR CONDITIONERS fictitious cream would not separate from milk in a cream separator, which is a centrifuge. Cen- - trifugal is defined as proceeding or acting in a $ direction away from a center or axis. Centrifugal force tends to impel a thing or parts of a thing PRICED FROM ]38 outward from a center of rotation; thus, a centri- «. fuge is a machine which generates centrifugal force to simulate gravitational forces. The force is fictitous only in the sense that it is mad-made rather than natural. I suggest you write the author of your dictionary and invite him to take a ride on the centrifuge and then tell you whether he feels the force is fictitious or not.

Dear Colonel Powers: I am doing a report in science on the satellites and heed information. About how many satellites are up in space; how CEAYEAR! many from the U.S. and how many from Russia? —Mary Ellen Fraatz, Westfield, N.J., age 12. Dear Mary: As of this moment, there are 1,277 objects being tracked in space. Of that total, 315 are classified as payloads, or satellites, and 25 TELEVISIONS as space probes. Two hundred fifty-two of those DISHWASHERS satellite-type payloads are known to be of U.S. origin, 53 are Russian, two are British, two are PRICED FROM Canadian, five are French and one Australian. We FROM $1AQ 79 are also keeping track of 12 space probes which originated from Soviet soil and 13 from the U.S. The other 937 objects are identified as essentially space junk. Be careful with these numbers because they change almost daily, and in some cases hourly, as new payloads are launched, other re- v enter and pieces of space junk fall back and burn GOT TO GO! up in the atmosphere. DISHWASHERS • FREEZERS Dear Mr. Powers: A few weeks back you answered a question about why UFO's have undergone • REFRIGERATORS drastic design changes in the past 60 years. I felt your answer to such a question was appropriate. • RANGES • TVs • STEREOS However, I would like your comment on the recent sightings, especially on the pictures that have been taken. Also, is the Air Force still at- • WASHERS • DRYERS tempting to discredit UFO's instead of trying to find out if there really is anything to the UFO phenomena? —William Graham, Phoenix, Ariz., SCcukedf age 21. Dear Mr. Graham: I don't think the Air Force We have to make room for newly arriving merchan- has attempted or is attempting to discredit any- dise — All floor models have been reduced for quick thing or anybody. Continuing efforts have been sale! Everything must go regardless of cost or loss! made to determine the nature of these so-called UFO's. The Air Force recently authorized an expenditure of about $300,000 for a study by the Uni- versity of Colorado. If you have read my earlier BUY NOW AND comments you know that I prefer the phrase" Un- explained Visual Phenomena." Nothing has occur- red in recent weeks or months to change my pre- SAVE! *:_*\ ference for that phrase.

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