New Parking Ordinance Wins Board's Approval

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Vol. 13, No. 118 BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, Sept. 1, 1968 18 Pages New parking ordinance wins board's approval

Proposal must pass City Council

It took Planning and Zoning Board members five months and practically a whole night of debating, but they finally came up with a tighter parking lot ordinance. Now all the proposed ordinance needs is the approval of City Councilmen. The ordinance basically limits the location of off street parking facilities to the same plot or parcel of land they are intended to serve, with a few exceptions. Exceptions must be okayed by the board following a public hearing. It also places restrictions on the appearance of the parking lot and access routes to the lots. For example the ordinance reads that in no case shall single fam'ly residentially zoned property be used for drive- ways for access to the parking area. A protective wall also must be provided to hide the parking area from view, and all parking Workmen set aside their hard hats as the city started it's areas must be provided with long-weekend observance of Labor Day. landscaped yards subject to the approval of community appear- m ance board. The whole bit began in March with an appeal by F. L. Brad- City quiet for last Construction is running at double the pace set last year. fute, president of Eoca Atlan- tic Homeowners Association, to stop apartment house construc- 65.. homes in August tors from'building parking lots in tineas family residential i weekend zones. Basically Bradfute was con- cerned about a parking lot By SANDY WESLEY of the summer for most people. Building double '67 figures on Bayan Road which was lo- Families will flock to the beach- Monday- marks the end of the cated on the sams plot of land es, some families will return summer vacation and last of the from summer vacations. Construction in Boca Raton August, 1967. number of permits issued was as the apartment building but long summer weekends for Boca continued to run at double last The August construction 781 for the eight-month period was zoned R-I-A, although the Raton residents. For members of Boca Raton year's pace during the past figure was swelled by a single compared to 1,076 permits this apartment building was in Hotel and Club, Labor Day month. permit in the "public construc- year. a multiple family zoning area. The Labor Day weekend which means the last day to enjoy E.E. Pence, chief building tion" category— $2,065,500for In the. residential category, Try , as they might, board is well into it's second day so the club facilities. The club will inspector, said the city issued the city's new junior high the August figures include 65 members could not solve Brad- far has been quiet and promises close after 5 p.m. Monday and building permits for construc- school. The school is under single family residences valued fute's problem without denying to continue to be quiet through will prepare for the hotel's tion valued at $5,076,950 dur- construction on a site north at $1,709,500. Another million the owner use of his land, which the end which is Monday. opening Oct. 12. ing August. The figure of Country Club Village and dollars was added for one .60- according to the board is le- Most grocery stores, all compares to $2,519,650 during west of 12th avenue. unit apartment building.' gally hazardous. banks, the Post Office and City Also in the public construc- Largest single family home However the board did come Hall will be closed so employees tion category was a new build- in the August total was located up with a stronger parking lot can have one last Monday with ing for the First Assembly ordinance which seemed to the family. of God church for $25,000. The in Royal Palm Yacht Club and please Bradfute whose comment church will be located at the was price-tagged at $104,000. was, "I'm not completely satis- Schools which opened last Ann Landers Page 2B week will resume classes Tues- Calendar 2B Aug. 28- 31, 1968 corner of 4th avenue and 13th To date, the city has issued fied, but at least you're making street. day so students may enjoy one Classifieds 8-9 B permits for 417 single family progress." last Monday on the beach or Hi Lo Rain Progress came after two and Editorials "4 A So far this year, the city homes with a total value of at the park or with the family. Public Notices 8B Wed. 93 69 .23 has issued permits totaling $9,641,500. Multiple family a half hours of discussion among board members and members Family is the key word this Real Estate 4-5 B Thurs. 90 72 none $29,023,900. In the first eight dwellings have added 813 re- weekend. There'll be no fanfare Sports 6A Fri. 90 73 none months of last year, the total sdiential units in 15 buildings of the audience about the or- was $12,094,700. In 1967, the or city observance for Travel 7A Sat.(noon) 89 72 none valued at $11,717,000, (Continued on Page 8A) Labor Day which marks the end Women's News 1-2-3 B

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It was Four Saints, a big hit at Crystal Lake (and well go along with that title one hundred per cent. they should be, they're a great act) recently, One More For The Road..."Your marriage is They are Charles and Helga Margusee and their once the hangout for the sports crowd in that community. It had a well known advertising motto; likely will make several return appearances, too. in trouble," notes playwright Ken Parker, "if 10 year old daughter, Cathie. • The Boca Raton Women's Republican Club will you move from Fort Lauderdale to Boca Raton and The Marqusee family returned from a Manhattan "If it Swims, I have it," Lee Allen then goes on to explain, humorously; sponsor a tea and fashion show at the Sir William find you still have the same milkman," visit the other day and Cathie was still floating Johnson Inn from 2 to 4 p.m. on Monday. Sept. 9O on Cloud Nine over her adventures there,, "So, of course, there always wits who would drop Yours truly will show several reels of Holly- BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, Sept. 1,1968 3A Seems Charlie got the family tickets to see in and try to order Elanor Holm and later Esther "Golden Rainbow," the musical attraction starring Williams." Steve. Lawrence and Edye Gorme at the Shubert City moves Theater. The seats were in the first row of the Gala Opening.. .The crowd was so great the place PREPARE NOW orchestra. was a madhouse at the opening of Rizzo's new on old house At the end of the performance, Steve Lawrence restaurant on North Federal Highway on the site Hurricane Season is here U walked down into the audiece from the stage and of the old Rickshaw. I haven't been able to inspect The City of Boca Ra- approached Cathie. 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Gault, an agent of (INSTALLED) 44" (INSTALLED) fiO" (INSTALLED) 82" en Rainbow" enjoyable because I saw it myself Good to hear of the rapid recovery of Clyde the company (a sub- in May). Moran, the travel burea man, from recent eye sidiary of Schine Enter- Steve Lawrence then asked the young actor surgery in Boca Raton Community Hospital. His prises), was issued a to make the presentation of Cathie's gift. The agency, Banner Travel, moved this week to 619 summons to, appear latter turned out to be a taped recording of the South Federal. . Tuesday in municipal hit show which had just been completed back- court. 59 stage. Twenty Five Second Editorial ..."Let reverence Gault, the prosecutor Cathie Marqusee, as you might expect, was for laws be taught in schools, and in colleges; let said, will be ordered to (INSTALLED) 44" (INSTALLED) BO" (INSTALLED) thrilled. Need I mention that she's played the tune- it be written in primers, spelling books and in show cause why the old, ful tape more than a few dozen times since she's almanacs; let it be preached from the pulpit, abandoned house returned home? proclaimed in legislative halls, and enforced in shouldn't be brought up courts if justice. And, in short, let it become to reasonable standards S Interesting Column...Lee Allen, the historian the political religion of the Nation; and let the old of appearance. s49 $ and custodian of baseball's hall of fame in Coppers- and young, the rich and the poor, the grace and The house now has all 43 54 town, N.Y., and a winter resident of Boca Raton the gay of all sexes and tongues and colors and of its windows broken ABOVE PRICES INCLUDE INSTALLATION conditions, sacri-uncreasingly upon its altars." and is overgrown by BANK Abraham Lincoln. brush and infested by HURRICANE SERVICE CO Four new members vermin, Anderson said. 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What happened inside the con- By JIM RIFENBURG But almost the same thing was taking place inside the vention hall was appalling to "I've been a Democrat all convention hall. Secret serv- everyone who was there or who my life but I wouldn't vote for ice types constantly harassed witnessed it on television. Old Hubert Humphrey after that delegates, slugged newsmen, time newsmen such as Huntley convention," one member of and pushed people around. If and Brinkley were shaken and our staff commented late this I hadn't known better I would these are men who have seen week. have thought it was a movie, almost every thing there is to Tragically, a lot of lifelong portraying Chicago in the ear- see. End of the line Democrats will feel the same ly 1930's during the days of Through it all, Mayor Rich- way when November rolls Al Capone, Dutch Shultz and ard Daley smiled and applauded around. Television viewers John Dillinger. speakers on the rostrum and were given long segments of These people didn't act like refused to speak to newsmen. the street riot in Chicago Wed- policemen, minions of the law A gang, crowd or whatever For the most part, everyone has now had of the minority opinions and support of the nesday night and saw police if you will, doing their job of you wish to call it, of people his say about the recent Democratic conven- viewpoint that the minority opinions weren t clubbing people to their knees keeping the peace. They acted jammed streets and blocked tion in Chicago, and there's little more to be worth listening to in the first place. This is then kicking them after they had more like gangsters strong- traffic outside. They had to be added than a few postscripts. hardly the case. Despite splinter candidates for fallen. This was outside on the arming citizens to enforce the moved and firehoses or tear the presidency, there are really only two ways streets. rackets. gas would have done the job. There were more than a few similarities for the voters to go...there's little room for between the events in Chicago and the events But Chicago's cops chose to minority viewpoints when the ultimate decision use billy clubs, knees and feet in Miami Beach .. .and there are many obvious is simply between two candidates hand-picked dissimilarities. to break up the mob. Television by the party professionals. viewers were shown police bru- In both cases, however, the conventions seem- Chicago gave television viewers an intimate Mayor Daley's blackout! ed to have been a battle of politicians rather tality as they have never seen it glimpse into the workings of the old line political before. Men and women than delegates or voters. While the convention machine that will not be easily forgotten. The floor may have seemed to be the scene of the beaten to their knees by the discipline of the Daley supporters comes only three-foot-long clubs, clothes last pitched battle between opposing forces, the through a thorough grounding in ward and pre- deciding skirmishes apparently were battled torn off people, blood stream- cinct politics organized under the direction of ing. out in smoke-filled rooms across the country a machine with the power to reward and punish. This is what it takes to con- before the conventions even opened. It's quite clear that this is the situation in trol a rioting crowd? Perhaps The Humphrey and Nixon groups were com- Chicago and it's equally clear that the recent some justification could . be posed for the most part of hard line politicians — television exposure may have sounded the death found. But where is the justice the experts — who marshaled their forces well knell for that brand of politics. _ or the need to slam a man ahead of time. For them, the convention was However the politics of expediency which deals in the back with a club as he an anti-climax. If there's a common charge in, among other commodities, the trading of vote peacefully climbs into a paddy to be leveled against both conventions — and blocs and favors, and abides by the rule that one wagon for the ride to the sta- it has been — it's that neither seemed to be adopts the posture that will win at the expense tion. responsive to grass roots opinion. The lesser of one's philosophical convictions, may be gone If you watched closely, you groups of supporters of "other" candidates forever. The McCarthy fight of this year and saw resistance all the way to found very little opportunity to express their the Scranton battles of four years ago probably the door of the police wagon. viewpoints, much less have them incorporated involved more personal integrity than voters But once faced with the open in the decisions of the conventions. . have seen in a long time. s door, everyone went in without We can be sure that in the November elec- But in the long run, it may have been Chicago s attempting to escape. And ev- tions, one of the candidates will win and the mayor who drove the old political machine to ery man, as he entered the door votes he amasses will be taken as a repudiation the end of the line. was hit in the middle of the back or on the head with a billy club. Views of other newspapers This isn't police brutality? You name it then. Not all the blame can be placed at the feet of Mayor A truly magic bottle Daley although he is responsible for a large portion of it. Much blame must be given to the Democratic party itself and We are for Dr. Samuel F. Hulbert of Clem- And, if this is not enough, we suggest that every state highwaydepartment in the na- to the ruling members of the son University so strongly, so unreservedly, party. You better believe it so enthusiastically, so hopefully that we cannot tion look into the feasibility of supporting this project. will make a difference in No- find words to adequately express this backing vember. of ours. For, if Dr. Hulbert succeeds in his What a golden vision the success of Dr. endeavors, we are ready to hail him as a Hulbert's project opens before us. .Yearly the Chicago now joins ranks with benefactor who should not remain unsung. United States throws away some 26 billion Dallas, Tex, It will be a long What is Dr. Hulbert doing? He says that bottles according to the professor, and it is time before the city can live he is on the laboratory trail of a self-melt- painful to be reminded of where most of that down the shame of this week's ing bottle, which, when broken, turns soft number seem to end up — along the roadside, exhibition of brutality. and in a few days' time dissolves into a pud- on everyone's front lawn, in picnic areas and dle of water. at the seashore. Oh, for a self-disposing bot- He has already been given a research grant tle! Go to it, professor, you have our sup- The view from Tallahassee of more than $50,000 from the United States port. Department of Health, Education and Welfare. —Christian Science Monitor On second thought HHH whistles Dixie

By MALCOLM JOHNSON love the South like a native and when his opponents were trying Damned both ways to have a sympathetic un- to cut him down elsewhere in Hubert Humphrey apparently derstanding of her problems the country. sang "Dixie" in Southern cau- and attitudes. This may or may not be mini- shown. A mob cannot be allowed to cuses here this week well He told them how he and his mized by the fact that the South By GUS HARWELL Newspaper accounts stated surge through the city streets enough to convince southeas- family had suffered abuse and had no other place to go. that protesters completely and block them at will, es- tern state delegates to the • humiliation from his former As Sen. Spessardr L. Holland THE DISASTROUS. Demo- pecially in the explosive at- Democratic National Conven- friends of the liberal told the Florida delegates, cratic National Convention In blocked Michigan Avenue and refused to budge; they spat on mosphere that existed in Chi- tion that he'll remember the establishment these past six Humphrey covered McCarthy Chicago probably helped no- cago. tune far into the next four months, and how he had found and McGovern "like a dollar body — least of all Democratic policemen and guardsmen; called them vile names; broke Rioters are either permit- years if he gets to be Pre- only courtesy and con- covers a dime." • candidates. The bitterness ted to rampage unchecked, or sident, sideration throughout the South won't quickly be dispersed. through police lines and rush- ed the hotels; threw rocks, they are stopped. MayorDaley's As the Old South (except for wherever he spoke. He told There was s touch of pique The press —a loosely-defin- troops were far too heavy hand- Georgia) gave its nomination them of his appreciation for a behind that call for a poll of ed word which encompasses broke windows and so forth. The only part of the melee ed, and perhaps they over-re- votes to the man who set off friendly hearing at Florida the Florida delegation on the representatives of all the mass acted, but they didn't force the their civil rights troubles and State University just after Vietnam policy plank that held media —took a beating in Chi- I saw on TV was of policemen wielding clubs and throwing ar- showdown. And I doubt that rose to national status in the being booed unmercifully at up the convention for more cago, literally and figuratively. there is a gentle way to clear Democratic Convention of 1948, Michigan State. than half an hour. Literally, a number of news- rested demonstrators into paddy wagons. the streets under the circum- delegates talked among Senator Holland, as men were the victims of billy stances. themselves about the new And, they reported he said, he's as sick and tired as they chairman of the delegation, clubs, and others were treat- WATCHING ONLY a few Hubert — was ready to report that ed to doses of the disabling are of hippies and demonstra- minutes of those films was Florida farm interests were tors in the streets; so there'll Florida was backing the ma- chemical mace, and tear gas. enough to prove that some of THE WISDOM of Solomon being told that Humphrey's jority report of the platform None that I've heard of were the policemen showered down couldn't have helped Chicago be no such shennanigans when committee by a vote of 56 to 7 seriously injured, and I have Secretary of Agriculture would he is President. many a blow that was brutal police make decisions that night be Gov. Buford Ellington of when Allen Milledge, Florida the feeling most newsmen got and unjustified. that we could all applaud. As these whispers filtered chairman for, McCarthy, called their licks unintentionally. Tennessee, who counts among And yet, I cannot join the When demonstrators get out his admirers Florida Com- out of the caucus rooms, it was for a delegate-by-delegate poll. bleeding hearts in pleading hand and must be stopped, the easy to remember what They left the floor for a TELEVISION, especially, missioner of Agriculture Doyle an overall case of police bru- police officer is damned if he Conner. Smathers said after Humphrey caucus, a few speeches were took a figurative beating. Mayor tality. does, and damned if he does had brought the Floridians up made and the vote was taken Richard Daley of Chicago — The Florida delegates were The demonstrators intended not react promptly and decis- told, also, that their strategy to cheer in a talk Monday — 56 - 7, just like Holland had on nationwide TV — demanded to force a confrontaton. They ively to bring things under con- night: been ready to tell the to know why only the aftermath of holding their votes to favorite violated laws and taunted police, trol. son Sen. George Smathers until 'I always have said that if secretary. • of the confrontation between knowing that the officers would I don't envy him his job on Milledge said later that police and demonstrators was he considered it timely to Hubert could get people to finally be forced to retaliate. a night like that. release them had paid off in listen to him long enough he'd since this issue probably was helping get assurances from convince them." going to tear the Democratic Humphrey that the South party apart he. wanted a re- wouldn't be left out in the cold , Undoubtedly, the F avorite Son corded roll call of the dele- in Cabinet appointments and strategy of Florida and gation, apparently for use such. other southern states did have in future campaigns if it turns its influence with Humphrey out as badly as Milledge — Senator Smathers, asking his becuase they provided a solid a newcomer to convention telephone trying to find some ing, including Mr. Robinson the delegates to follow him into the bloc of votes he needed badly politics — expects it to. responsible party who could local principal atBocaElemen- Humphrey column, said the. To the Editor; supply the slightest piece of in- tary. Progress has been made Vice President had found f Feeling that a word of ex- formation. Our Directors gave and points for discussion sub- solace among Floridians Mon- planation is necessary to those tentative approval, pending all mitted by us are now clearing day night when he was "very parents who brought their chil- details that had not yet been the proper channels. much in need of en- dren to our church with the hope worked out. The School Board We pride ourselves on trying couragement," and that this of enrolling them in the Kin- made an appointment to meet to be a social minded church, should pay off in good things dergarten class of the Boca Ra-; with our committee Monday the and we intend to remain so, for the Sunshine State. Sunday 4A Sept. 1,1968 ton Elementary School. ,y 26th. our present activities will bear (It was Monday night that About three weeks ago I wag" After arriving at West Palm me out on this point. Know- Smathers said he would sup- Published every Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday at 34 S.E. approached by the Palm Beach Beach, neither party with whom ing the situation perhaps bet- port Humphrey for the 2nd st., Boca Raton, Fla., 33432, by the Boca Raton Pub- School Board asking if some of we were supposed to meet with ter than any other person, is nomination. When he released lishing Co., Inc. Phone 395-8300. our facilities were available for were present. However, the what prompted me to write in his delegates yesterday, 56 leasing. Two weeks later an- same two parties I met with expectation that those kindly votes went to the Vice other approach was made by previously talked with me. Un- people who brought their young- President.) W.H, HARWELL, Jr., Publisher the new school plannirigdepart- fortunately neither one could sters to our church, will un- Smathers and others ment, who agreed that our build- make decisions. Special called derstand that situations far be- credited Humphrey and his JOHN T. OPEL H. CLAY RILEY yond our control was the fac- ings met their requirements. On meetings were cancelled by us men with helping the South get Editor Adv. Mgr. Tuesday of this week, three for approving the agreements tor that caused their disappoint- strong platform plank on law of our newspapers announced that wsre not forthcoming. ment. With the friendly atmo- and order, and in seating the that registration would be on On our visit to the School sphere between the School contested delegations from Entered as second class mail at the postoffice at Boca Thursday, with school com- Board I could readily see that Board and ourselves there is a Alabama, Mississippi and Tex- Raton, Florida under the act of March 8, 1879. mencing one week later. Having at this time of the year they possibility that within the next as — three out of four creden- have many, many important two weeks our facilities will Member of the Florida Press Association and National had no assurance and without a be available. tials victories for the South. lease or even discussing terms, things to do, which to me ex- Other Floridians who sat and Newspaper Association. Subscription rates: By carrier in I immediately called a meeting plained a lot. Also those we s/Sydney Jones, Chairman talked with the Vice President the city70<£ per month; by mail in the U.S., one year $10,00, of our Board of Directors, and talked with were extremely First United Methodist Tuesday cams away persuaded at the same time was on the courteous and accomodat- Church, Directors. that Humphrey had come to 6 months $6.00, 3 months $4.00. L BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, Sept. 1, 1968 5A Parent-child workshop draws record class pus. Interest in a work- 25 for the course, since it is the first tims it "Many of those who shop on "Understand- registered wanted to ing Parent-Child Re- has been offered in the area," said Otis Har- bring husbands or wives lationships" ran so high to the next class meet- Wednesday night that vey, Coordinator of Evening Classes, "but ing, so we decided to al- Palm Beach Junior Col- low registrations for lege officials changed we were pleased with a registration of 64." one more week," Har- the meeting room and vey said. "Registration kept registration open The larger class will be cut off at 96, m for a week. forced a change to Sci- however, since this is "We would have been ence 26, one of the larg- the capacity of the happy with a turnout of est classrooms on cam- room." The class is an out- FAU student shows growth ofdiscussions by the staff of the juvenile court, and will feature discussions by outstand- works at UM gallery ing local experts in the The thesis project ex- Riddle has presented 10 many different aspects hibitions of two Uni- paintings under the title of parent-child rela- versity of Miami can- of "Transcendental Or- tionships, concentrating didates for the degree . der of Sea Patterns." on questions posed by of master of fine arts . The Museum is open the child with serious will be on display at to the public without problems. the Lowe Art Museum charge. Visiting hours A fee of $12.50 is until September 15. are from 10 a.m., to charged for the work- Mrs. Arnold (Marcia) 5 p.m. Tuesday through shop course, $10 less Murray, a native Flor- Saturday, from 2 to 5 than the minimum fee idian, has presented 14. pomo Sunday and from usually charged by the paintings titled "Emot- 8 to 10 p.m. Wednesday. college. ive Expression Through Select! ve Physical Characteristics," A TIRED OF RETIREMENT? graduate of Florida At- But you don't really care for full employment. lantic University, Mrs. Why not call for on interview today regarding Murray teachs painting the financial field of stocks, bonds, and se- humanities, art apprec- curities selling to select clientele. iation, drawing and creative writing at Call Mr. Bogren at 395-0546 for Appointment. Miami - Dade Junior BYER IBM Systems Test technician Jerry Roberts, ton facility. Left to right are Bonnie D. College. INCORPORATED left, explains some of the intricacies of the Spradling, Shirley Jackson, Ruth Martin, Wil- Mrs. Paul (Adele) Royal Palm Plaza Boca Raton, Ffoncfa IBM 1130 system computer to some of the liam Croucher, and Frank T.ichenor of IBM's Plant tour counselors who recently attended an all-day personnel department. "Workshop for Counselors" at the Boca Ra- Special for guidance counselors

when > € Teachers tour IBM plant Twenty school coun- manager, described the provide first-hand in- If everyone had TURN TO THE FIRM selors — 19 from Palm company's educational formation on problems BEST QUALIFIED Beach and one from and training programs. faced by young people Broward counties — re- They range from tech- entering the business cently met with local nical and self-improve- world. The employees the same tastes, International Business ment courses for which and the schools from Machines Corporation IBM provides all in- which they came includ- BOCA RATON, representatives to dis- structors and materials, ed Thomas J. Emanski, life would be pretty dull. cuss youth career op- to the tuition refund Pompano Beach High portunities. plan under which the School; Barbara F. and We appreciate the fact The all-day "Work- company pays 75 per Milton W. Strickland, During this meeting you'll shop for Counselors," cent of the cost of ap- Roosevelt Hisrh School-. that if you're buying a home, choose paint colors, cabinet held at IBM's Boca Ra- proved courses taken at Marjory E. George, Ri- you want it to reflect your finishes, hardware, flooring :f or Best Results ton facilities, was de- colleges and universi- viera Beach High tastes, not ours. And we also materials, wall textures, etc. signed to better acquaint ties. School. appreciate the fact that the And,jf you like, bra no1 name the counselors with job James A, Dollard, The counselors who time for the builder to dis- furniture, accessories; and IPi MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE opportunities for which consultant to the direc- attended the workshop their students may tor of education, data and the schools from cover what your tastes are draperies. someday be qualified,, It processing division, which they came includ- is before you build, not after. Buying a new home should WITH MIS was also intended to en- shared with the coun- ed: Ruth Martin, • So we'll ask you to spend be one of the most exciting courage students, selors his views on the Blanche Ely High a few hours with a Ruten- experiences in life. Buying a through the counselors, role computers will play School; Charles Fields, .berg Interior Decorator. SEE YOUR REMTQR to take advantage of the in teaching and learning Mildred Hartman, new Rutenberg Home is. educational opportuni- during the next ten Wayne Hill, Boca Raton REALTORS OF ties being offered them. years. He added that he High School; Dorothy BOCA RATON Montgomery, Willie J. The following ORYAL E. HADLEY, The project was de- felt industry today has are members 400 E. Palmetto Pk. veloped by Warren H. three responsibilities — Simmons, Carver High of the Boca Road, 395-2244. Shirley, associate dean to make aprofit, to train School; Wayne Ko For- Rutenberg Homes Raton Board HELEN HODOWAL, of students at Florida its employees for lead- tenberry, Bernice G. of Realtors. Realtor. 330 E, Palmetto Agricultural and Me- ership and to help so- Granger, Forest Hill Doing busi- Pk. Rd., 399-6258. chanical University, ciety solve its prob- High School; Joseph N. ness with F. WOOD ROW KEETON, while on a temporary Belluccio, Shirley Jack- them you are 2950 N. Ocean Boule- son, John Leonard High assured the highest assignment with IBM Leonard Chromey, School; Martha C. Mix, type of service that can vard, 395-5252. this summer. IBM technical recruit- be administered in the MACLAREN & ANDER- Members of the IBM er, traced the history of Lake Worth High School; SON, 135 E. Palmetto Philip Roth, Pat Gross, a? field of Real Estate personnel staff outlined the company and data Practice. Park Rd., Boca Raton. North Shore High 395-1333. their experience in find- processing from the School; Jimmie H. CROSBY W. ALLEY, 21 MADDOX REALTY, 507 ing candidates for jobs time in the 1890's when James, Elisabeth R. S.E. 3rd St., 395-4404. in industry. Dr. Herman Hollerith, a Meyer, Palm Beach N.E. 20th St., 395-2900 William G. Owens, statistician, devised a NICK AMRHEIN, 7601N. MEDALLION REALTY. High School; Bonnie K. Fed. Hwy., 391-1166. IBM employment-place- series of electrical ma- Spradling, Pompano 2201 Banyan Road 95 E. Palmetto Park Rd., ment manager, explain- chines which carried out ARVIDA KEALTY 395-2421. Beach High School; Lil- Boca Raton. Florida 33432 SALES, Inc., 998 S. ed to the counselors adding and counting op- lie Drayton, Claretha (305) 395-2552 THOMAS J. MEREDITH, what the firm looks for erations. He explained Federal Hwy.,395-2000. Realtor, 42 S.E. 2nd St. Roache, Roosevelt High ATLANTIC BOCA in seeking new employ- how, from this begin- School; Clara DeFrank. Phone 395-1515. ees. Although opportun- ning, today's complex REALTY, 101 E. Pal- J.C. MITCHELL & William H. Croucher, metto Pk. Rd., Boca ities do exist for per- computer industry with Seacrest High School. SONS, lnc , 22 S. Fed- sons with high school its demand for highly Raton, 395-8500. eral Hwy,, 395;4711. BANYAN REALTY,INC. MOTHERWELL REAL- educations, he stressed trained individuals has 234 S. Federal Highway, TY, 757 S. Federal Hwy. that better jobs are open evolved, Boca Raton, Florida — 395-4044. to those who have col- A panel discussion, Mothes-/ School's In Session...Now Is Phone: 395-3535. F. BYRON PARKS, Via lege or technical back- in which four locally ed- Mizner, Royal Palm grounds. ucated IBM employees BATEMAN and CO., Dr. George M,, Spen- The Time To Have Your Children's Eyes Checked 1299 S. Ocean Blvd., Plaza, 395-3700. and the counselors par- Boca Raton, 395-9355. PETRUZZELLI REAL- cer, IBM education ticipated, was held to W.P. BEBOUT, 140 N. TY, Inc., 2325 N. Ocean Fed. Hwy., 395-8155. Boulevard, 395-0822. PLASTRIDGE, INC, FLORIDA STATE VISION SERVICE STEPHEN J. BODZO 224 S. Federal Hwy., REALTY, INC. - 5501 395-1433. ciosiotff in N. Fed. Hwy. 395-8200 THE REAL ESTATE _RRANNON REALTY, CORNER, INC. 60 S. : Inc., 330 E. Palmetto Federal Highway, 395- BOCA RATON Pkl Rd., 391-2444. 4624. CAMINO GARDENS RONAN REALTY, 2800 SOI S. Federal Hwy. REALTY INC., P.O. N. Fed. Hwy., Boca Ra- Box 520, Phone 395-7020. ton, 391-0083. READY TO SERVE AU YOUR NiEDS IN: RICHARD F. ROSS, 110 CARLEN APPRAISAL East Palmetto Park AND REALTY INC. 450 Road, Boca Raton, Fla. E. Palmetto Park Rd. 399-6444. EYEGLASSES 399-4440. ROYAL PALM REALTY HOSIERY/2 PRICE SUE O. CHENEY, Reap CORP., 307 Golf view tor, 960 S.E. 20th Avenue Dr., 395-1662. Deerfield Beach, Florida SLONE REALTY 399-5500. Main Office: 912 N. ON ALL * Licensed to fill all eyeglass prescrip- BRUCE E. DARRELL ' Dixie Hwy. - 399-1223 JEWElRY tions Realtor, 425 E. Palmet- Branch: 6299 N. Federal to Park Rd., 395-1322 391-2640 * Complete Selection of Boys and Girls WM. DAY Inc., 500 S. TOWN & COUNTRY to make room for Frames Federal Hwy., 395-0220. PROPERTIES, 330 E. Christmas Merchandise * Extra strength nylon and braced frames PETER F. DOR AN, 133 Palmetto Park Rd., * Safety glass or plastic lenses avail- Boca Raton Rd., Phone, 391-0434. 395-1102. VISTA REALTY, INC able for your chi ids added protection FIRST REALTY CORP. No. 2 N. Fed. Hwy., 20 S.E. 1st Avenue, Boca Raton, 395-5824. G!FTS and ACCESSORIES Located - NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY- 395-8600. WEEKES REALTY CO. FLORIDA SITES, Inc. INC., 100 S. Federal Camino Square Shopping Center, Boca Raton 601 S. Federal Hwy, Boca Raton 391-2920 38 S.E. 4th St. 395-1890. Hwy., 395-1214. POST OFFICE SUB-STATION M.N. WEIR & SONS, EDWARD GARVY.701E. Open Every Fri. Eve till 9:00 P.M 3364 W, Broward Blvd., Ft. laisderdile 587-7075 Palmetto Pk. Rd., Boca Inc., 855 S. Federal Raton, Fla. 391-0S00. Hwy., 395-4000 6A Sunday, Sept. 1, 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS Bobcat football squad Building on six lettermen How do you build a says. winning football team "Those two hit hard- with only six returning er than anyone has since lettermen? I've been here," the Not easily, Coach coach said. "If I had a Joe Pribil is finding out. dozen just like them we The high school Bob- could win ball games cat squad saw only a like crazy." pair of ends, a tackle Both of the players and three backfield men are up from last year's returning to the team Jayvee squad. with letters this fall. Sophomore Greg The balance of the squad Ross and Junior George have either seen some Sparling are both work- action as Jayvee play- ing at the signal-calling ers or have never play- position. Coach Pribil ed in a football game. will find it hard to re- As a matter of fact, place graduate Rusty that's the story of the Martin and will groom beef in Pribil's line. one of these two young Tackles Scott McKinley, players for the job. John Young and Dana On the bright side of Pope have the weight the picture is a well- for a high school team experienced backfield. but none of the three has Jim Agatheas, at 160 ever played football. pounds will team with McKinley weighs about Tony Orpesa as half- 225, Young 210 and Pope backs. Working with Exercise is an important part of each footbaH practice. 205. They can help make them will be Tom Nolan one of the heaviest lines in the fullback spot. All ever seen on a Bobcat three turned in excel- Finley takes squad if Pribil can teach lent jobs with the Bob- them how to play. cats last season. A couple of real bright Pribil and his charg- Dozen title spots have made the es still have a full three coach happy, however. weeks of practice before Charles Finley had Clay Richmond and Ter- the season opens. Going "You gotta hit 'em," says Coach Joe Pribil. a 56 Thursday to win ry Zettlemoyer each tip up against Seacrest's the month - end tour- the scales in the neigh- Seahawks in the first nament for Dirty Dozen borhood of 150 pounds. game, the Cats will be In Twilight League Plus golf ers at Boca Ra- It isn't the kind of trying to break a loss ton Country Club. , weight you'd like for streak with the neighbor On the ' last Thurs- tackles but what they city. Boca Raton's grid- day of each month, the lack in beef they make ders have yet to beat group passes out extra up in desire, Pribil the Hawks. Motors take golf crown* prizes in each of the three groups on the ba- Boca Raton Motors the line with 102. Boca Fronts 101.5 sis of.net scores. Coach Miller optimistic took advantage of two Jim Brotherton, St. Joan 100 Second place in the rain-out dates this week spokesman for the Brothertons 98 Class A category saw a to up their total points league said it was suc- St. John 96 tie between Star Wa- about Jet Junior team and capture the cham- cessful as usual. He ters and Jack Bealler. pionship of the Hotel added the annual awards Vincent's 92.5 Both men came in with Twilight Golf League. banquet will be held Huisklngs 92 "After a long cutting "Responsiblity as in- IBM 92 # net scores of 60o a week of fundamental dividuals and as a team The Motors ended the about the middle of Oc- Bill Hetherington took Juniors are beginning to will be the first thing season 10 points in front tober after the Boca Ra- Garvy Realty 86 the Class B crown with jell into a fine looking on the agenda," he of their nearest com- ton Hotel re-opens for Supreme Auto SO a 57. Ray Guy was two 95-pound team," Coach added. petitor, University Na- the season. J. C. Mitchell 76.5 strokes off the leader Bill Miller said yes- tional Bank, who had The final scores were Chelsea Title 76 at 59. terday. At this point in prac- 103 points. Boca Raton as follows: Boca TV 74 In Class C, Paul Sil- tice, the defense is far Community Hospital Motherwell ' 73.5 Miller had a few plea- ahead of the offensive Boca Motors 113 irie was low golfer with team number two was Slone Realty 72O5 sant surprises this year squad. However, there Univ. Bank 103 a 56. With a 62, Charles when new players ap- one point on down Hospital 2 ' 102 Boca Laundry 71 is an abundance of Canning Shoes 62 MsClure was second peared to join the team ability on the latter place winner. from move-in families. Deerfield 59.5 In the nearest to the squad and it should be Hospital 1 56 • '1 flag contest on hole "We've got a lot of just a matter of time Bowling briefs Touch Tone 50 number one, Sam Wine- hard work in store until they develope into Surprise 48,5 for us during the com- a well balanced team. Steve Alger, junior guard, prospect for field brenner was declared Newly elected presi- school for youth of the First Bank 34.5 the winner. ing week," the coach said,. John Stevens and goal department. "It's''the last week we Jerry Hernandez at the - dent Adolph Hoffmann of .area Saturday, Sept, 7. Chris Brentlinger . Sturdy Oaks announces The/school is being con- was the ladies division have to get ready be- ends plus Jan Eggenber- fore our game with Del- ger and Ron Simmons at they will be bowling on ducted to acquaint the PLAY FLORIDA'S safety class winner. Runners - up Monday as usual even youngsters with the ba- New boat were Margaret Bealler ray Beach on next Sat- tackle are rated par- NEWEST ir urday night. ticularly outstanding though it is Labor Day. sic fundamentals of and Claire Ring. This group bowls 52 bowling and to interest scheduled for Sep t. 17 S^^ weeks a year regard- them in league bowling. Youths 8 through 18. are Flotilla 36, U.S Coast less of holidays. O nal charge for individual The University Bank's eligible. Guard Auxiliary, Boca supplies and course ma- Raton, will start its next "from Neptune's garden Men's Doubles held fin- terials. Further infor- als this past week with SCRAMBLERS public education course mation can be had by Team Won Lost in "Basic Seamanship This is one of a series of photographs of flora and fauna the team of Dave Tom=- calling Fred Zaun, berg and Bill Berry tak- Penquins 41.5 18.5 IK Hole Course . and Small Boat Hand- training officer, or by from the floor of the Atlantic Ocean. The species were pro- ing top honors. Dave had Mix-Ups 40 20 (tvxigiieil hy ling" Tuesday even- being at the Scout hut vided by members of the Florida Atlantic Ocean Sciences a 279 with Bill rolling a Galoots 36.5 23.5 Mark Mahannali ing, Sept. 17. Sept. 17 for registra- Institute. All plants and animals are native to the Boca Ra- 244. Try-Hards 34 26 The t e n-1 e s s o n Aggies 29.5 30.5 tion. ton area and may be seen by local skin and SCUB.A divers. Other high scores this This brand-new par 72 course will be held each Gypcees 26 5 33.5 Tuesday at the Scout past week were Roy Falk O layout features pently 246, Ralph Cann 213, Cheers 23.5 36.5 rolling (afrwavs and Hut, Boca Raton Com- Alice Fraser Charles Tinker 204, Swizlers 23 37 carpet-rich greens munity Center, starting Rejects . . . part of the Walter Fink 201. All 23 37 new Boca Teaca promptly at 7:30 p.mu Archies is winner bowled with the Sturdy 22.5 37.5 Country Club Estates. Instructions will cov- Oakers. High team game and tri- Memberships available er: rules of the road, ple, Mix-Ups, 683-1934; . . . details at aids to navigation, Alice Fraser posted a University Bowl will pro shop plus on Thursday to win conduct a free bowling individual high, Tom at 1st tee. charts and compass, Mullen, 232 - women, maneuvering, knots and the regular weekly tournament for Royal Palm Dottie Beard, 229; indi- Bob Cnssy, splices, safety of opera- vidual triple, men, Carl Professional. tion and equipment and Yacht and Country Club women. Low net Miller, 520 - women, Golf lessons legal responsibilities. Dottie Beard, 557. by instant Those who successfully Match par, hole by STURDY OAKS film replay. complete the course will hole was play for the tourney Weekly winners be awarded the basic day. L Falk 267 Phone Second place went to Gertrude Reisteck 399-5120. SUMMER small boat seamanship 2. Williams 237 for FAMILY certificate by the U.S. Wy Bivens and Kay was low net golfer' at starting Wolfel. Both players 3. Fink 225 MEMBERSHIPS Coast Guard. University Park Coun- 4. Highland 225 times. $150 The course is open to came in with even pars. try Club Thursday as 5."Anderson 222 the public and is free Only 12 players were the ladies held their High team game and tri- except for a very nomi- in the field. regular weekly tourna- ple, R. Doty, Hansen, ment. Roy Falk, Dickson, 859- She had a net score of 2828; individual high, N.W. 51st St. and 2nd Ave.. 37 in the nine blind Roy Falk, 267; indivi- Bsca Raton O.'i mile west of U.S. 1) holes, half handicap af- dual triple, R. Doty, 625. BOWLERS! fair. Second place went to Crystal Lake MEN Jenny Nichols for a low BOWL - THEN CRUISE " LIMITED net of 39. TO JAMAICA Openings in Industrial In third place, Peg GOLF SPECIAL $4.00 Weekly League - Fri.'s 9:30 Pinault and Olive Mc- SAT., AUG. 31-SUN., SEPT. 7- MOW., SEPT. 2 covers all Cartney tied for hon- JOIN A MIXED GROUP Phone 395-5222 ors. Each golfer had a GREEN FEE all for TUES. AT 9 PM. Spotted scorpion fish (Scorpaena plumieri). Poisonous fin rays net 40. or 276-7297 ELECTRIC CART FR/. AT 9 P.M. cause excruciating pain if touched. Looks like algae covered rock. Mrs. Pinault was also for 2 5.00 : low putt winner for the- £&^SSS85SW: :¥:¥:W? day. She used 32 to make AND LUNCH Per Person STUDENTS OPEN HOUSE thel8-hole round. EVERYTHING 0« US! Twelve women enter- WEST COURSE - OPEN TO THE PUBLIC ed the tournament. Phone 942-7337 for Starting Times MOVIES - BOWLING - INSTRUCTION 3 Day Raffle _ Set PGA Classic Club 9 Iron Can You Beat Us ? 4 Woods BANTAMS & JRS, JRS, & SENIORS (8-15yrs.) (73-78) * 90% Residential Financing to Qualified Properties and 6:30 P,M. Sat., Sept. 7th, 6:30 P.M. Sat., Sept. 7th GOLF Purchasers. at the Sample Rdv -^tyW. MstpfU.S, :^'nSlwcoiliiffs * 27 Years on New Construction r LADIES! BOCA RATON SI IPOM PA N 0 BE A C H Openings Available JOIN A LEAGUE * More than Competitive Rates COUNTRY CLUB Wet/. - 9 A.M. Nursery NOW! * No Pre-payment Penalties Pro Shop .— Driving Range Attended The easiest way to make * Appraisals in 24 to 48 hours Club Rentals HOLIDAY Fri. -9 A.M. Serai Private Club NEW friends. * No obligation or deposit required to receive prompt comm. Guests Welcome FESTIVITIES PAR 6o' EXE?CUT'VE COURSE CALL Lunch in Beautiful Golh/iew Dining Room—Cols Beer SUNDAY "~ Bountiful Buffet PHONE 395-5222 for INFORMATION GREEN FEES $2.00 and Dancing $3.75 ELECTRIC CARTS... $4.00 MONDAY - "Family Day" ANDERSON MORTGAGE COMPANY 10 PLAY BOOK. ...$17.50 WEIR PLAZA BUILDING Golf Special-Free Boat Rides Bob Erant, P.G.A. Instruction RALPH CHICK 399-6153 855 South Federal Highway Splash Party Starts 7 7 A.M. ORCH. 100 N.E. 20th St;f Boca RalW 391-1666 G. Wm. Anderson, Broker Boca Raton, Florida 33432 7*01 H. Country Club Blvrf. 5 P.M. "Barbeque Cook in" soo Yds. West of UJ. 1 In Boca Raton Adults 2.95 Children 1.95 Clost is Defray Beach Reservations - Phone 942-2533 BOCA RATON NEWS Sundoy, Sept. 1, 1968 7A Local youths 'saw America' on marathon trip in camper

Imagine covering 11,- them awasce. Hemisfair. But, they mediatelv 630 miles, 23 states, two Then their strongest didn't remember the 3Jem countries and two pro- impressions also came vinces in five weeks, in threes - the Grand Alamo, and though only T ~ hahinA ^, 6 days and 121/2 Canyon, sudden tern- three blocks away, camSrs Ind now hours! 9 Not even the most am- missed visiting it. 3 o^n| fou? bSxes bitious tour director planning a rock - bottom economy jaunt would suggest such an itinerary, at least to anyone over 30. Too grueling. "No so," say three 17-year-old South Flor- idians who are convinc- ed they've found the perfect answer to how to spend the long lazy summer days. Recently returned from "exactly" that trip they logged every mile and minute) are Tom Fleming of Boca Ra- ton, his cousin John of Fort Lauderdale, and their friend Russ Mc- C all of Boca Raton. than a million dollars in treasure salvaged • Though a trip like The wreck of the Spanish Plate Fleet of theirs (only one of them 1715 off the Florida coast is depicted in from the 1715 wreck is on display at the mu- had ever traveled out- dioramas one-third life size at the new Mu- seum, which also has a 48-foot replica of the side of Florida) may not seum of Sunken Treasure, which has cpened flagship of the Spanish Fleet on exhibit. be guaranteed to bring at Cape Canaveral on Highway A1A. More peace of mind to parents, it certainly brings enrichment of mind to Spanish Plate fleet the young travelers. "The national parks" is their unanimous choice of where to go, and what to see in the Sunken treasure in diorama U.S.A. America's natural beauty, from Ken- Treasure - laden gal- realistic fashion. pecially wine." site. He and a group or- tucky's Mammoth Caves leons of. the Spanish Approaching the first After the rescue, sal- ganized into the Real to the Waterton Interna- Plate Fleet of 1715 sail of the dioramas, view- vage operations began. Eight Company and be- tional Park on the Ca- again as their story of ers see the meeting of During the biggest oper- gan diving operations. nadian border, held romantic and tragic ad- Cortez and Montezuma ation four years later, Greatest discoveries them enthralled. They Tom Fleming, John Fleming, Russ McCall venture is relived at as the Spanish leader is the English raider, Hen- of the treasure were camped out in Yellow- stone National Park, perature changes there New Orleans, too, in- slides and pictures were the Museum of Sunken received with the hom- ry Jennings waited until made in 19.64 and 1965, trigued them, its French Treasure, a new Flor- age due the God that the he though the salvage but the company is con- rented cycles to cover (from 100 degrees to their parents Mr. and the Rocky Mountain Na- 70 degrees at different Quarter being one of Mrso Thomas Fo Flem- ida attraction recently ruler though he was. complete and then jump- tinuing to bring up the most "foreign" type opened at Cape Cana- Looting of treasure ed the group. He said- treasure from eight tional Park, tookaplane altitudes), and, last but ing Jr0 and Mr, and ride through the Grand not least, Disneyland,, spots in America, Mrs, Howard E. Mc- veral on Highway A1AO from the temples and ed away with 350,- wreck sites to which From this fleet, gold mining operations 000 silver coins. Little they have exclusive Canyon and almost got The only natural spot Contrasting strangely Call of Boca Raton and in Mexico and Pero are did he dream that he rights from the State of "left out on Lone Star that didn't get a high with their ebullience Mr, and Mrs., John which was wrecked off mountain" when they rating from them was about parks and delight Fleming of Fort Lau- the Florida coast, has shown in the next diora- missed $4 million in Florida. One-fourth of in Disneyland, is the come one of the world's mas. an allotment that had all treasure salvaged decided to try a little the Painted Desert. To derdaleo richest recoveries of Finally, the story of just been sent to Ha- goes to Florida, which amateur mountain them, it seemed "just trio's amazing exacti- treasure, more than a the ill-fated fleet un- vana. has acquired land at the climbing and ran into a a water-color." tude about all points of million dollars of which folds. Sailing of the In all, some $6 mil- original salvage camp solid wall of ice. There are minor ex- their trip, finances and is on display at the mu- treasure fleet to Spain lion was brought up by for a state park and What did they think of ceptions, too, to their housekeeping arrange- seum. The Real Eight had been delayed two salvage. More than $8 plans, to have a museum snow? disdain of the big cit- ments. Company, which discov- years because of wars, where the state's share "It's white and wet ies. They can rattle off ered the wreck site near but finally 10 ships of treasure will be dis- and there," said John San Francisco con- without reference $262 Sebastian Inlet, to date bearing, between $14 and played. who'd never seen it be- tinues to be the spell- each spent on gas, miles have salvaged almost $5 120 million in treasure — Among the ,,diora- fore, r binder,, and minutes traveled, million in gold, silver, gathered at Havana pre- mic exhibits, a memor- With "no r eal, plan oth- "It's really great,'' the fact that it was 4 jewelry and valuable ar- paratory for the arduous able sight is the sterm er than a rough itinerary they agree. "But, we a.-tho when they passed tifacts. journey to Spain. of the Hampton Court the trip set out from Bo- saw somebody we used the Mexican border, and Like time capsules of Don Juan Esteban de which shows inlife-size ca Raton one morning at to know, and he's a real (with pride) the fact that the past, this treasure Ubilla, the Spanish com- how the ship must have 4 a.m, and managed to hippie," they added, in they cams within hours documents the story of mander, was worried looked on the ocean "march" halfway voices tinged with the of their estimated six- the Spanish Silver Fleet because it was so late floor. The scene is through Georgia on the faintest scorn, born, no week jaunt. They knew and points back to hap- in the year and the threat viewed through the port- first leg. doubt, of their own from the start that penings of centuries of hurricanes very real. holes. Things seemed to run clean-cut, mannerly and they'd spell each other ago. Visitors live Also he had no official The treasure is dis- in "threes" for the well-spoken ways. (driving only two hours through these exciting gunboats for escort and played in a separate part three travelers„ San Antonio, which each)theybought nofood pages of history by was forced to allow the of the museum where a They spent three they reached after a 26- till their first stop and means of a sound and French ship ElGrifonto million was left to shift guard is on duty. In ad- weeks getting out to the hour drive from the thereafter only when light presentation made accompany the fleet for about on the ocean bot- dition to cases of sil- coast - and Disneyland. Grand Canyon past the necessary and divided by a shoulder - strap protection. This was tom for centuries. ver coin and gold piec- They had only three pre- "watercolor," was of sleeping time and camp- Kip Wagner, pres- arranged destinations; interest because of the er chores with the pre- tape recorder and di- open for advertisement es of eight, rare K'an- cision of the military. « oramas depicting the to lurking pirates that ident of the Real Eight Hsi porcelain is dis- the first, Mountain City, events. valuable cargo was Company, tells on tape played. Unlike olive jars Ga. (the Fleming's sum- The first state to es- Their most stringent The multi - million aboard. at the beginning of the and other breakable ar- mer home); Portland, tablish the office of om- rule called for wash- dollar Museum of Sunk- Despite these res- tour how he was walking tifacts, the porcelain is Ore., for mail and mon- budsman — an official ing up the dishes im- en Treasure was built ervations, Ubilla gave along the beach back in unbroken. It was pro- ey; and Tallahassee, for responsible for looking by the Real Eight Com- the signal, and the 11 1956 and happened to tected by the clay in a visit with John's into citizens' company as a permanent ships left Havana on July stumble on a 1715 mint- which it was packed in brother. plaints of misconduct or exhibit for the treasure. 26. ed silver coin that gave China hundreds of years They also had three inefficiency on the part him a clue to the wreck. "eventful" experienc- of public officials — was It is Spanish in style A Spanish sailor re- ago. Hawaii. and has an octagle counts on the tape how es. The one involves shape. Flags of Spanish the winds suddenly came a flat (the only me- provinces wave in the on the fourth day out and New brochure details chanical difficulty they breeze. the growing terror of experienced with the Inside, the route of the the crew as the ships attractions in park camper) out in the wilds THRIFT TOURS Spanish treasure fleet floundered and broke of Wyoming, and two ov- is depicted on a map apart. All 10 treasure A new 12-page bro- shell-covered beach at ernight stops - one at which covers the entire ships were wrecked and chure devoted to the Cape Sable, bird watch- a park in St. Louis next more than a thousand unique appeal of Ever- ing, bicycling, swim- to a freeway with trucks dome of the ceiling. A glades National Park ming, fishing and house- EUROPE replica of the Hampton perished. Only the El lumbering by all night, Court, flagship of the Grifon escaped and sail- and its major vacation boating. 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Royal Palm Plaza - 395-0544 . u County commis- —Referred requests to sea. of-way maps prepared. sioners have joined reach schools in the for sidewalks along area south of Forest Hill —Approved a new 20- other governmental Florida Mango Road to year iease for the Del- The roadway would rise An Invitation to Attend a... agencies in opposition to engineers at the sug- Boulevard. over 1-95 in an overpass —Learned from Van ray Beach Playhouse, to provide another any limestone mining in gestion of Chairman E. extending to 1988, after huge lake Okeechobee in F. Van Kessel. Com- Kessel that involved major north-south parties had approved Commissioner Geroge route. the Glades. missioner Edward Warren made the mo- They authorized the Bandlow informed other groin fill at the sand CAMPAIGN FUND plant area in the north tion. —Learned that for- county attorney to draw board members that the malities have been com- a proper resolution, ex- county school board had of the county. Acting. —Gave approval for a Engineer William Hill realigned Australian pleted for a joint pro- pressing the action, curtailed bus service in ject, financed by the RAISING DINNER after Commissioners the area and an estimat- said the project will Avenue, pending City of make it possible to trap • West Palm Beach county, Lake Park and E.W.. (Bud) Weaver of ed 200 to 300 children Riviera Beach along in honorof Lake Harbor recom- walk along the road to sand which previously agreement in writing, so drifted into the inlet or with the FEC Railroad, mended the opposition. that the State Road De- for a crossing at Sil- Weaver explained that partment may be in- ver Beach Road. "BOB" the State Cabinet, U.S. 8A Sunday, Sept. 1, 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS formed, and rights- Army . Corps of En- gineers and the Central and Southern Florida DeYOUNG Flood Control District New parking ordinance drafted are on record against REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE mining of the rock by (Continued from Page I) summed the whole thing up with enth Avenue, Northwest 13th Coastal Petroleum Co. "It's almost like a nightmare, Street and Northwest Ninth Ave- which wants to conduct dinance which had already seen I remember having this same nue. The board postponed de- for STATE SENATOR "BOB" DeYOUNG the operation. The firm six re-drafts and looked like it conversation before." cision on the matter until two claims it has exclusive was going into a seventh re- Other items which went be- weeks so members could con- rights to all minerals draft. fore the board was a presen- sult with planning director Wal- "Our NEXT SENATOR" from the "35th District" in the lake by virtue "This is a real good ex- tation by architect John Shoup ter Young. of a lease dating to the ample of what I mean by spend- and a request by Florida Power early 1940's. In a legal ing too much time on one item," and Light Company representa- Breelove requested an ex- FRIDAY; SEPT* 13 suit, the St. Petersburg said board chairman Robert tive Jim Breelove. tention of five feet on the corner company contends these Rodgers at the end of the first Shoup asked the board's ap- of Crawford Boulevard and West RECEPTION 7:00 P.M. - DINNER 8:00 P.M. rights and is asking a round among board members proval of a group housing pro- Palmetto Park Road so the pow- federal court to force which lasted 45 minutes. ject for Meadows Road which er company can build an en- PALM BEACH TOWERS the Corps of Engineers closure around it's substation. to issue a permit to blast The second round which was would include a total of-2880" open to public comment lasted would include a total of 280 Board members liked the idea and dredge for the lime- of the enclosure, however they PALM BEACH FLORIDA stone. another 45 minutes and before units when completed but will long board members had made begin with 100 units. The project postponed action on the request — PRINCIPAL SPEAKERS — The Game and Fresh seven changes in ordinance. will be two story build- until such time as they can find Water Fish Commission About half way through the ings grouped in a 12 acres out about proposed plans of Florida also has ex- proceedings John DeGrove area bounded by Northwest Sev- to widen Crawford Avenue. GOY. CLAUDE R. KIRK, JR. pressed concern about the proposed mining op- Buy with confidence from HIRSHMAN & SON announces and eration. Americas largest jewelers "If the lake were WILLIAM H. MURFIN dredged deep enough, 500 stores coast to coast reaching the aquifer, the Diamonds to $5000 Child life CHAIRMAN, FLORIDA STATE REPUBLICAN PARTY remainder of the lake Watches to $1300 SHOES HONORED GUESTS could be drained," 60 Day money back guarantee if not A full line of orthopedic footwear, fitted Hon. C..W. "Bill" Young * Hon. L.A. "Skip" Bafalis warned Weaver in his satisfied on any purchase recommendation to the by experts. Doctor's RX accurately dis? DONALD H, REED, Master of Ceremony pensed. Ful I si ze range, infants thru teens • board. !£ Shoppers Expert watch repair He noted that Lake Haven Tickets Available from Okeechobee, the fresh Open til HIRSHMAN & SON Pompano IZ ALE'S [9P.M.Nitelyj DONALD REED - CLINT SCOTT - BILL ARCHER, JR. water supply for coastal 941-5710 48 H. E. 1st ST. POMPANO 943-3737 areas in South Florida, Pol. Adv. paid for by Campaign Fund for Robert DeYoung averages only five feet in depth and any mining could be detrimental to the public interest. He said Coastal Petroleum is seeking to blast and dredge a 100 square mile area which could lead to excavation of a billion tons of limestone for shipment out of the county. In discussing the sug- When it comes to savings gestion to oppose the mining, board members noted that high quality limestone is used in road work such as that performed over the years in the Glades. only Two Banks in Boca Bids were opened on various materials for use during the next fis- cal year, including as- phaltic concrete hot mix. Dixie Asphalt Co. bid $52,050 while Ru- have all the percentages going bin Construction Co., the apparent low bidder, made an offer of $50,- 250. The bids were referred to the purchas- ing agent and engineers for you. for study and recom- * i mendation. In other business during the past week, the board: m Kindergarten still open ft There are still openings in the afternoon sessions of Boca Raton PTA kindergarten spon- per annum per annum per annum sored by Parent-Teach- H ers Association. Afternoon sessions Maximum legal rate Minimum deposit Minimum deposit have from six to eight on passbook savings $5,000 and multiples $1,000 and multiples empty desks which may of $1,000 of $1,000 be filled if parents will Interest compounded contact the kindergar- and paid quarterly Interest check mailed For 3, 6 or 12 months ten. Classes are held in monthly the morning and after- Interest paid quarterly noon at Moravian or at maturity Church. Afternoon classes are 12:30 to 3:30 p.m.

Free transfer of funds from anywhere in the U.S. Mrs. C. Herdak Word has been received here of the death of Mrs. Catherine Her- dak, 90, 201 N. E. Sev- enth St. Mrs. Herdak died Tuesday in Bell- more, L.I., N.Y. She came to Boca Ra- ton 13 years ago. She is survived by her grandson, George Krautwald, Boca Raton; granddaughters, Mrs, Agnes McQuade, Bell- more, Mrs, Ann Um- haver, Mrs. Catherine Hanley Merrick, Long Island; a son-in law, Raymond Krautwald, First Bank and Trust / University National Bank Deerfield Beach; 11 great grandchildren, and six great great Two Banks in Boca grandchildren. Services and burial FIRST BANK AND TRUST COMPANY OF BOCA RATON, NA, ROYAL PALM ROAD ANBSSE HRST AVENUE 395-4420- A NATIONAL BANK UNIVERSITY NATIONAL BANK OF BOCA RATON, FEDERAL HIGHWAY AND N. 40TH STREET 395-7000 were in Bellmore. Section B Sunday, Sept. 1, 1968 Page One

Educator utilizes dramatics

to help draw out shy child

Joy Fravel has a pet peeve there were 36. eous plays. Skits which they which just might be the pet She realized then that in or- worked out themselves in five peeve of all mothers of shy der to get the best results minutes. Charades too was a youngsters. from the children she would favorite with the children. And "My pet peeve basically is have to find plays that had a charades was a secret way for that it's always the aggressive great number of roles so she Mrs. Fravel to draw out the ex- child who gets the role in a could include all of her class in tremely shy child. play and the shy child gets left the play. After searching and She recalls how some of the out," she said. researching for plays she final- children during the first two Not that Mrs. Fravel's chil- ly settled upon a solution. She weeks would hang their heads dren are shy. They aren't. It's wrote her own. and decline to play when they just that Joy Fravel spent two "That's where my music were called on. years as creative dramatics came in handy," she admits. teacher at Hillsboro School, and All of her plays have choral "I didn't push them," she she knows from experience what backgrounds, a means of getting said. "I'd call on them and if a part in a play can do for a 100 per cent participation, plus they didn't want to play cha- Mrs. Mark Fravel and her children, Debbie, Mark and Wayne view book she wrote for Florida shy child. all of her characters are un- rades thet wouldn't have to. .Atlantic University. • Before her position at Hills- derstudied. Finally though they began to boro her only experience in Sometimes the understudy bit see that the other children were dramatics was parts in college would create a problem because having so much fun and there and high school Dlavs. She also no-one wants to work so hard really wasn't anything to be afraid of, and soon they'd re- ured she needed the extra en- period. director of the cultural trans- majored in music in college, to learn a role and then not She's enthusiastic about the formation Center at FAU pre- which she says has been a be able to go on stage. So she spond." couragement. She turned out to be one of the better students program and the play about vailed upon Mrs. Fravel to great help in her work with solved that very easily by some- One little girl was a bit more Christopher Columbus because write a book for the center. the children. times staging the place twice, shy and hung her head longer toward the end of the year." Mrs. Fravel's class wasn't it's one of her first plays. It was her first experience She was asked by. Dr. F. C. once with the original cast and than the others. She finally got "The children at Hills- at writing a book, but it won't Rosecrance to conduct the dra- again with the understudies. up enough courage to try out strictly for shy. children. She had some extroverts in her boro seemed to be much more be her last. She's al- matics class for children who Not all of her work consist- for a part. "I gave her the interested in social studies ready working on another. were shy and who needed to be ed of directing children in plays part There were other little group too. "The class was good 0 for them too," she said. "It while we were rehearsing for Her first book is ' 'Drama- drawn out. The first year she she'd written. The children also girls who could have done it the play," she said. "They felt tics for Self Expression" and had 40 children. The next year put on what she called spontan- better," she said, "but I fig- helped them express all their pent up emotions." that they were actually liv- includes her plays plus games This year she'll be conduct- ing the trip to America." and songs she's written. She'll ing basically the type of class Mrs. Fravel discovered some use some of the games and Around the Town at the community center only it Indian sign language while she and songs in her kindergar- will be a children's theater. was reading one of the school's ten class. The group will put on plays ev- primers one day, so she in- One game in particular is ery six weeks. cluded it in her play. an alphabet rhyme which com- Getting back to normal The first one will be "Trip "There was one boy who pares the shape of the alpha- with Christopher Colum- had a speech difficulty. I let bet with something the chil- \ bus", one of Mrs. Fravel'sown him be the Indian and speak dren are all familiar with. A, she is, wouldn't leave her for membership in the Execu- plays which her students pre- with the sign language. It real- for example, is a teepee. The By SANDY WESLEY tive Riding Staff at Camp Robin ly made me; feelgood to see children will be asked to draw friend. ... , . .. : r sented at Hillsboro last year. : Boca Raton is slowly getting Evelyn/arid Jen!*stafted out ''*HoGcf in" Pennsylvania. ''" /"W* ?"••* ^tGok^tne^chirdreh ten re- "*tftat boy wthat stage: Hfe just a teepee then draw an A. Thus back to normal. Come Monday, on their motor trip north and She will return to Penn Hall, hearsals to learn the play," beamed and so did his par- Mrs. Fravel's theory is they'll last of the summer vacation called Marilyn every night un- in Ghambersburg, Pa. where she said, The youngsters at ents." learn the alphabet by associat- days, people will be re-organ- til they reached Richmond,.Va. she is teaching after her vaca- the center will be older, eight Mrs. Fravel's son Wayne was ing each letter with a picture izing their lives to allow for where she joined them. She tion here. through ten, so Mrs. Fravel in her class last year. This of some kind. youngsters who will be back in flew to Richmond and they pick- figures they'll learn the lines year her three children will One little boy told Mrs. Fra- school and re-steeling them- ed her up at the airport. Mr. and Mrs. Paul McKen- in six weeks. attend Florida Atlantic Uni- vel last year that before long selves for the not too far off "That was the longest trip zie entertained friends from The six weeks course will versity's Henderson School, and he was saying his alphabet at season when tourists and win- South America last week. Mr. she's teaching PTA Kinder- night instead of counting sheep ter residents will come again to an airport to pick someone continue through the winter with ; up that I ever made," Evelyn and Mrs. John Finche and their the youngsters putting on a dif- garten. in order to get to sleep. to crowd Boca Raton's streets. said. son, Johnny arrived last Mon- ferent play every six weeks. Her husband, Mark, is coor- Try-outs for the Children's During the summer Marilyn day from Columbia and spent the Children who do not get into dinator of social studies at theater will begin at 4 p.m., Parties of all kinds are much attended Sweet Briar, Va. rid- week. They left today for Barce- the program the first six weeks FAU. Sept. 5 in the Community Cen- on everyones minds these days. ing rating center in preparation lona, Spain. may come in the second or third Last year Rodney Lane, the ter. Political, club and just plain social parties. A bridal party is what happened in Boca Raton Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Schreiner Jr., 1068 S. W. 13 PI., were host at a wedding party for Mr. and Mrs. Ron- ald McCormick. Mrs. McCor- mick is the former Barbara MORTGAGE MONEY AVAILABLE Anderson. The McCormicks were wed in First Presbyterian Church, Pompano Beach, Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Schreiner, t Mrs, James Bakle, bride's sister from Chicago, and Walter Oackman were attendants. The So whether your home financing needs he reception at the Shreiner home followed the ceremony. Forty small or large... think firsf of First Federal, guests including children were at the buffet dinner. The bridegroom is a mem- the institution that continues to provide a ber of the psychology staff at Florida Atlantic University. stabilizing and permanent influence on the Marilyn Raynal is back for a few weeks vacation in Boca residential growth of the area. Raton with her mother, Evelyn, and sister, Jen, but this time in their new condominium apartment in Palm Royal. The Raynals just returned themselves from a trip up north. Marilyn joined them about half way up. She was supposed to be in Florida earlier but her horse became lame so Mari- lyn, like the good horsewoman INSURED MORE PEOPLE think first of Firsf Federal— CHURCH FELLOWSHIP because Firsf Federal thinks MORE of YOU ! BOWLING LEAGUE '\ ^ WILL MEET TICKETS MOVING TUESDAY FASTI SEPT. 3, T:00 PM FIRST ATLANTA FALCONS at FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION vs DOLPHINS UNIVERSITY of Delray Beach September 7th BOWL Ed Earnhardt VICE PRESIDENT & 8P.M. 100 N.E. 20th St. BOCA RATON BOCA RATON DELRAY BEACH BRANCH MANAGER 645 E. 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Monday, Sept. 2 Royal Palm Woman's Golf Association, Royal Palm Golf Course, 9:30 a.m. Labor Day, Community Center closed. Royal Oak board meeting, Community Center, Boca Jet football practice, pony league field, 10 a.m. 6:30 p.m. Board of Realtors, New England Oyster House, Tuesday, Sept. 3. noon. Exchange Club, Pal's, 12:15 p.m. Sketch group, Art Guild, 10 a.m. Welfare Council case worker, Garden Apts., 1P Job corps, neighborhood center, 162 W. Palmetto Children's theater, Community Center, 4 p Tl Park Rd0, 10 a.m. Jets football practice, pony league field, 6:30 p.m. Debbie-Rand board of governors, shop office, Ballroom dancing, Community Center, 7:30 p.m. 10 a.m. Table tennis for adults, Community Center, 7-30 Kiwanis Club, New England Oyster House, noon: p.m. County legal aid, neighborhood center, 1:30 pom. Weight Watchers, First Federal Savings and Loan, County public health nursing and immunization 7:30 p.m. clinic, neighborhood center, 2-4 p.m. Jaycees, Whiteford bldg., 8 pom. Piano lessons, Community Center, 3 p.m. American Legion, 160 N.W. Second St., 8 p.m. Boca Raton Library Association, public library, 4 p.m. J Friday, Sept. 6 £ Jets football practice, pony league field, 6:30 p.m. Migrant legal aid, neighborhood center, 6:30 p.m. Vocational rehabilitation counselor, neighborhood Boy Scout troop 333, First Presbyterian Church, center, 8:30 a.m. 7 p.m. Oil painting, Community Center, 7:30 p.m. Duplicate bridge, Community Center, 12:30 p.m. Table tennis for adults, Community Center, Veterans WWT, scout hut, 1:30 p=m. 7:30 p.m. Veterans service, American legion hall, 2 p.m. Civitans, University Inn, 7:30 p.m. Organ registration for children, Community Center, i 4:30 p.m3 Making corsages seems to have caught on at After working for a few hours on corsageorsages for Junior Woman's Club, First Methodist Church Mg g g 8 p.m. Jets football practice, pony league field, 6:30 p.m. the Garden Club Center. The group of 18 cor- the Garden Club's December bazaar, the worn- Wednesday, Sept 4 Golf instr.. Community Center, 7 p.m. sage makers, under the direction of Mrs. H.B. en marked the anniversary with luncheon at Organ registration for adults, Community Vandewater (right), celebrated their second the center. Tostmistress Club, University Bank, 10 a.m. . 7:30 p.m. birthday at a workshop session last week. County welfare worker, neighborhood center, : Saturday, Sept. 7 10 a.m. Drum lessons, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. Men's Bridge Club, scout hut, noon. Junior Chess Club, Community Center, 10 p.m. ANN LANDERS Rotary Club, New England Oyster House, 12:15 p.m. Sparky fire department, Boca Raton Theatre, State welfare worker, neighborhood center, 12:30 10 a.m. p.m. Interm. band, Community Center, 10:30 a.m. Tap and ballet, Community Center, 3 p.m. Beg. band, Community Center, 11:30 a.m. Jets football practice, pony league field, 6:30 p.m. Judo instr., Community Center, 1 p.m. Judo instr,, Community Center, 7 p.m. Guitar instr., Community Center, 1 p.m. «& Elks Lodge 2166, 140 N.W. 11 St., 8 p.m. Roller skating, scout hut, 1:30 p.m. Other side of story Alcoholics Anonymous, open discussion, First Jets vs Delray, pony league field, 6:30 p.m. Methodist Church, 8:30 p.m. Teenage dance, Community Center, 8 p.m. Daily.- Shuffleboard courts, 1-5, 7-10 p.m. (Sun- Dear Ann Landers: I could go on, but I her grocery list and am filing for divorce to- Thursday, Sept. 5. day 6-10 p.m.); tennis courts, sun-up - 10p.m.; You recently published think you have the pic- says, "While you're morrow. beaches, 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m.; Kiddie Korral. a letter from a woman ture. getting your groceries, The question: Should Sunrise Kiwanis Club, Royal Palm Cafeteria, who said she would Thanks in advancefor please get mine." I return the wedding 7:30 a.m., rather starve to death printing the "other What do you think of gifts? Some of them are Weight Watchers, University Bowl, 9:30 a.m. Novemher than return to house- side." this? still in the boxes. work. The gal listed —EASIER TO DO —LIZETTE'S PATSY —ALIVE AT LAST several complaints— IT MYSELF Dear Patsy: I think Dear Alive: The wed- wedding set principally the extra Dear Easier: Yes, and Lizette has found her- ding gifts belong to the things she had to do cheaper, too. Thanks for self a free babysitter, wife unless she makes Mr. and Mrs. Patrick which were NOT house- writing. grocery shopper and a special agreement Murray, 161 N. W. 12th work, such as wash the all-around chump. But with her husband as part Ave., announce the en- car, repair the plumb- Dear Ann Landers: the question isn't what of the divorce settle- gagement of their ing, shampoo the dog, I am a mother of three I think, it's what you ment. daughter, Patricia Ann, mow the lawn, shovel active children and I think, and apparently to Brian Edward Wil- the snow and so on. You seem to be working my you think it's fine or Give in or lose him... liamson, Young, Aus- were most sympathetic tail off from morning you'd have done some- when a guy gives you tralia. and invited your readers till night. I am not.com- thing about it. this line, look out! For The bride-elect was to present "the other, plaining.I love my'hus-v tips on how to handle the graduated from Sea- side of the story — if band, my kids and my Dear Ann Landers: I super sex salesman, crest High School, Let's See ! there is one," home. The problem is married an immature check Ann Landers. attended Palm Beach Well, there is one, my sister-in-law. hot-tempered, lazy, ly- Read her booklet, Junior College and Uni- Storm and here it is. Lizette has three ing scoundrel against "Necking And Petting versity of Florida. Two years ago I went children whose ages are the advice of my family, -- What Are The . Her fiance attended Shutters, to the expense of bring- the same as mine— all friends, my clergyman, Limits?" Send your re- St. Patrick's College in ing a so-called house- under five. Four days a and you. After six quest to Ann Landers in Goulburn, Australia and 1 keeper over here from week Lizette drops her months of hellish fight- care of your newspaper, was 1 graduated from another country. Within kids of at my house ing and being called enclosing 50 cents in Christian College, Wafer, 60 days, she had boiled while she does charity every name under the coin and a long, stamp- Young, Australia. He the plastic egg timer work and gets her pic-, sun I told him, (through ed, self-addressed en- presently is employed Insurance.. with the eggs, tried to ture in the paper for the bandages) that I velope. by a southern California straighten the curved being on this committee wanted a trial separa- Ann Landers will be shipping firm. grapefruit knife with my and that committee. tion — three months. glad to help you with A November wedding Insurance I \ pliers, put the rubber I think it is wonder- The three months your problems. Send is planned. bathtub mat in the them to her in care of INSURE WITH "DAY" ful that Lizette is inter- were over last week. I Star spangled costume for school shows its clothes dryer and ruin- ested in community af- realize now that I must Boca Raton News, Box The announcement of BE SURE TOMORROW! ed the motor, boiled a fairs, but I feel she is have been crazy to have 3346, Chicago, Illinois, patriotic colors in a flame red lamb's wool Miss Murray's engage- leg of lamb in deep taking advantage of me. married that loon and 60 6 5 4, enclosing a cardigan with navy and white banding, navy ment was made in last water in the oven, and Not only do I bathe, crazier still to have put stamped, self-address- pleated skirt and white crepe shirt. Sunday's, issue. Howev- polished my silver feed and care for her ed envelope. er the News incorrectly service with steel wool. up with his cruelty. I gy kids, but she hands me printed her name as 500 S. FEDERAL HWY. Neighborhood center Murphy instead of Mur- Veterans and Auxiliary ray. S-0220 offers adult courses to hear about drugs Boca Raton Neighbor- school and an equiva- "Narcotics" will be at the joint meeting of hood Center will offer a lency test and will in- the topic for discussion Veterans of World War basic adult education clude individual in- I, barracks 2855 and program in conjunc- struction and testing. the ladies auxiliary Fri- No registration is tion with Palm Beach 1 day, Sept. 6. County Board of Public necessary. First class Roberto Instruction beginning will be Monday, Sept. The joint meeting will 9. Classes will be held be held in the Scout Hut Sept. 9. Classes will be held in the neighborhood cen- following the groups' one night at week at 7 ter, 162 W. Palmetto meeting at 1:30 p.m.. Park Rd. A mobile read- Q. What is your view of liolh a man instructor and a Veterans will hold the p.m. and are open miniskirts? woman instructor to work to adults who have up to ing clinic also will be with them at the same time. TO 125 regular meeting in the an eighth grade educa- stationed at Boca Raton Then, after about half an hut and the auxiliary will A. It's good. Like any red- hour, we pair up the «tu- PICTURE FRAMING tion. The program is School to assist students Jilnoded American boy, with meet in the Community with reading problems. fair eyesight. drnts to see what they've ac- 1 preparatory for high complished. This is when Instant Charge Plan Center. But I assume you mean their fun really begins! Up To what do I think of their pro- 5 Months To Pay Refreshments will be priety. SCHERTLE served following the Whatever Your Taste in I think they're great on Q. Of the several, lan- the right woman — at the guages taught in your ART GALLERY narcotics presentation right time and the right schools, which is the faost 540 5. FED. HWY. by a representative of place. ' "wanted" — and which is POMPAHQ BEACH 943-5450 Boca Raton Police De- The only criterion, really, the most useful? I'm con- partment. The group's is good taste. A woman's ap- sidering taking up a second preciation, let's say of said language . . . I'm lorn be- covered dish luncheon time and place — and her tween Spanish and French.' has been postponed until v honest appraisal of her own \ October, legs. ; Great for back to school. Crisp, clean, na- Elegant plains or A. Spanish is still the most exciting prints -- Q. Is it better for a mar- popular on the local scene, vy and white--abstract-printed ribbed cotton - you'll find the because of our proximity to ried couple to learn dancing Latin America, the expected is the sophisticated background for a flip- "exactly right" at joint lessons, or do mar- advent of Interama, and the Everyone Loves A skirted, semi-fitted dress for Little girls. Nar- fabric from our huge ricds do better : taking les- large Latin population. How- selection. No charge sons separately? rvcr, French is — always rowly cut at the top, the lines flow gradually for making full has been, always will be — outward at the hem. Her kerchief is a wind- length, regular or A. Either way is all viplii, (he <:hic language (also very traverse, from §1.98 but both partners should uspful for reading menus.) breaking bit of matching frippery. learn. It doesn't do a woman • The interesting thing is, BUICK yd. much good to learn the once you've mastered one sassy steps of the hugaloo, if of the Romance languages— her husband is still content French, Spanish or Italian— FOR THE BEST DEAL ONA to do • his foxtrot to every the others, which arcs simi- rhythm. lar, can he learned very When couples come in for rapidly and easily. 1968 BUM lessons together, we assign Custom Made Draperies and Shades We service and SEE FRANK COULSON maintain free of Roberto will be glad to answer your questions. Slipcovers • Upholstery charge every drap- For the best letters received for this column, you can win, without obligation, Direct Factory Dealer Free Decorator Service For Consultation ery rod we sell and A COMPLIMENTARY $50 COURSE to install as long as IN DANCE, LANGUAGE, OR CHARM. you use it. FINESTSERVICE • LARGE PAEST & BODY SHOP Phone 399-7033 WritcKoberto Today! Open Mon.-Sat. 9 to 5 ROBERTO'S SCHOOLS OF Draping the Gold Coast Come In DANCE, LANGUAGES Or Phone & CHARM DELRAY BEACH 3415 S. Federal Hwy., Delray Beach, 278-2877 2737 E. Oakland Park Boulevard DRAPERY STUDIO Visit our nationally famous Browse 'n Think Shop Fort lauderdale/ 565-0396 and 1616 N. Federal Hwy. - Ph. 278-3292 (Cove Center) Deerfield Beach 140 N. Fed. Hwy., Boca Raton/395-8635 3062 N. FEDERAL HWY., BOCA RATON 1603 S.E. 3rd COURT - PHONE 399-2837 I' *^^ BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, Sept. 1, 1968 3B i 1 Civil defense will lie i topic at club meeting Major A. L. Fulerton, Roninson and Mrs, Rol- Couple marks golden wedding deputy director, Palm lie Mowry. ; Beach County Civil De- September 14th fense Department, will members of theclubwill be guest speaker at the sell American flags, 1 Junior Woman's Club Fifth Avenue Shopping r meeting Tuesday in Center, from 9 a.m. to First Methodist Church 5 p.m., Proceeds will social hall. go towards a Christmas anniversary by reminiscing The program, spon- fund for Florida vet- sored by the Public Af- erans and Indian child- fairs Department under ren. •I the chairmanship of Mrs. Thomas Ryan, will begin at 8 p.m. Rehearsals Hostesses for the I evening will be Mrs. are slated Fifth years might be we wouldn't have realiz- Mel, and a granddaugh- Thomas Ryan, Mrs. a long time to some ed it." ter, Sherry who is in Larry Risser, Mrs. Rod Rehearsals for people, but to Mr. and " Even now that I' m re- college now. Ashbaugh, Mrs. John "Boca on Stage" will Mrs. Fred Hirth 50 tired I can't find enough Risely, Mrs. Donald be held Tuesday, Sept. years went by mighty time to do everything Mrs. Hirth keeps busy 10 in St. Andrew's fast. that has to be done. In with her embroidery School auditorium. M The couple marked fact, I wonder how I did work and she likes to Swaziland will be- The musical is spon- their golden wedding an- it all while I was work- make pillowcases and come an independent sored by the Junior niversary at a party Sat- ing," Hirth said. afghans. Her husband a member of the com- Woman's Club. Anyone urday, The days just aren't retired supervisor for monwealth in Septem- interested in dancing in They were married long enough," Mrs. an aeronautics finishing ber, ending 65 years of the show may attend the Aug. 31, 1918 in St. Hirth added. plant in St. Louis likes British rule. rehearsal at 7:30 p.m. The Hirths have been to do odd jobs about the •:•: Louis, Mo. •:•: "Marriage is a mat- in Boca Raton since house. *: ter of giving and tak- December, and they're ing," Mr. and Mrs. planning on making Mel and his wife host- I Hirth said, "the years Florida their perman- ed the party for the Dr. Paul D. Jagers Jr, have crept up so fast ent home, "We love it couple. Approximately that someone had to re- here," they said "we've 30 persons showed up OPTOMETRIST Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hirth mind us that we had been been coming to Florida to congratulate the married for 50 years, since 1954. couple and wish them Announces The Opening of His Office at they added. Otherwise They have one son many more. ;* I 609 S. Federal Hwy. Boca Raton 391-2362 :*: Inside world of fashion DANCE ACADEMY This season begins with banners flying. The shaped, often with hid- take-it-for granted dreams of looking at BOCA°RATON with a split personali- idea of women of ma- den closings which keep richness of the 1930's every big party. The ty. It is time to hide be- turity and money look- the bulk down and make and 40's. embroideries are in- hind every bit of beau- ing like flat paper dolls them adaptable to wear "The stunning black credibly beautiful. I'd NOW ENROLLING FOR FALL TERM ty and goodness in life. is finished — and good under coats. dress that takes jewel- like to point out that they It is also a time to face riddance. "We have not forced ry is a big point with are gold thread and jew- INSTRUCTION IN facts. "Shapes that account the belt issue to the point us. We have played down el embroideries, not Nobody in the world for curves and take where it represents trimming and made the beaded bands stuck on, BALLET, TAP, JAZZ AND CHARACTER loves beautiful things, pride in them, new ways a major decision for excitement a matter of "We have made a exciting, creative hap- of giving the hemline a women who like the free the cut and the fabric. group of covered and yet penings more than I do, pronounced flare, are moving figure. Ours are Many of our silks and formal evening dresses, Director, Betty d'Avray Telephone says Mollie Parnis. But all important. But noticeable, but they do wools have a metallic the kind of dress which I'm too good a business the real story is the not strangle the waist- background under their women who go out a lot 16 S.E. 4th St., Boca Raton 395-4797 woman not to know that newness and beauty of line. They are always colored weave. The really need; to feel mar- there are some types fabrics. They don't look set just a bit above the chiffons and organzas velous." of dresses that women like any we've seen be- waist at the front and have metal mixtures, simply can't live with- fpre, A woman can sim- dip gracefully low-att&e marvelous coloring and out, although they've ply be" carried away back. • a raised weave'?which been expected to get looking at them. The along without them for "There is little if any give them the look colors are lush, the tex- 'period' influence in of heavy brocade, the past several years.". tures superb, the pat- This collection includes fashion today. Life is not although they are sheer terns fascinating and a throwback to any time and drifty. them: little daytime usually quite small — wools, crepes and silk- in history. There are "I see a great future there is a golden glow a few Russian touches for the little full-skirt- and wools that look just a over them. Altogether. I little different from oth- of high side buttoned ed dress of black peau feel that a woman will necks and fur bordered de soie or taffeta. Rust- er dresses but are still be tempted to collect divinely basic. jackets. There are some ling firm fabrics; es- clothes, merely because little 'mythical king- pecially in black; have "I believe in the they feel so wonderful a special air. to the touch. dom' regimental jackets waistline, but not always and jewelled 'dog col- Velvet will come with a belt. Certainly the "For daytime, lar' necklines. The into the limelight. Last small woman and the clothes remain short — mood of clothes also year you saw it begin. young woman want the if anything, shorter. For reflects the casual, We have lovely non- belt. It is here to stay. evening I see women crushable velvets in the But suddenly, you can having a wardrobe of Local girls traditional weaves, and be awfully glad to see lengths. One point I want also some very excit- dresses without a belt to stress is that the midi ing new fantasy velvet with still look figure- conscious and new. It length must be part of a graduate coating, corded and happens with a new kind costume. It is very diffi- printed. There is a se- of shaping under the cult to put a basic coat Four Boca Raton girls ries of luscious cut vel- bosom and new panel over a midi dress. graduated from John vet on chiffon and or- flares in the skirt. Robert Powers Finish- ganza which we haven't "I believe strongly in ing School last week. seen for many years. "Romance, rich fab- the coat dress. It has Personalized pro- We have combined vel- rics, loveliness, taste proven a wonderful ba- vet and slipper satin, — words which have gram certificates went sic in every chic wom- to Michelle Wood, another important fab- been in hiding for a an's wardrobe. Ours are ric revival. long time now come out Gloria Bateman and slender, . flared and Louise Wood, and Mar- "Our evening clothes jorie L. DeShields re- were planned with only ceived a.finishing ma- one rule — to make a jors certificate. woman look the way she

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Condo 83WP MIS DELRAY - DiLUXE DUPLEX Sunburst Realty In- construction are pro-Wisconsin holding and Realtor vestment Corp, will vided access to reports operating company in- REDUCED 10 $28,500 FURNISHED mark the grand opening from the home owners volving investments in Well located oversized lakeview lot Don't go out on a limbwithyour of its first model home on performance and re- real estate0 In addi- investments in office buildings, Two-2 Bedroom, 2 Bath Units this week in Paradise liability of the compon- tion, he studied for the in prime residential area. Convenient apartment houses, shopping East of Federal H'way Palms, Boca Raton. ents used in building the Wisconsin Real Estate to schools, churches, and shopping. centers or even undeveloped The home, a four- house. Brokers' examination, Owner anxious to sell. $5,500 or iand. Talk it over with your bedroom, two - bath Purchasers of New becme a licensed brok- Realtor. Many years of training model, is one of a se- er and then president of highest offer. MLS BV-181 and experience in analyzing in- Products Research vestments have made him real ries planned by Sun-Homes agree to furnish the corporation. estate wise. burst in its New Prod- reliability reports at In 1967, Hirsch look- A Realtor is a professional in ucts Research Home regular intervals to ed to Florida for in- real estate who subscribes to a program,, Sunburst, who passes vestment, and moved strict Code of Ethics as a mem- Under the NPRH pro- along the information to here, fulfilling a long- GOOD INVESTMENT ber of the local board and of the gram, manufacturers of the cooperating manu- established desire to Beer & Wine License. Four year lease National Association of Real products used in home facturer or installer. live in Florid a Estate Boards. 0 remaining in excellent location just Invest in real estate. To find' The new Sunburst Builder of Sunburst across street from an 8 story office a specialist in in- model, called the houses is contractor Academy building now under construction on one vestment prop- GROSS $4,000 ANNUAL RENT "Golden Palm", is lo- Don Antol, who lives erty, see your cated at 2298 Park at Lighthouse Point. of Boca's main thoroughfares. All Inven- Realtor. Look for ONE APARTMENT NOW AVAILABLE deadline Place. tory included. Only $7,900 with terms. this seal, which The grand opening of MLS BB-10 only a Realtor Senator Spessard the model will be Fri- may display. BRANNON Holland said Florida day, Saturday and Sun- boys wishing to receive day, Sept. 6, 7 and 8, 11 Duplex consideration for nom- with the model open inations to service aca- from 9 a.mo to 10 p.m. LOTS A BOCA RATON INC. Realtor demies at Annapolis, each day. MLS REALTOR Md. (Navy), West Point, Heading the new Sun- Excellent Location PLASTRIDGE SESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL N.Y. (Army), Colorado burst corporation is REALTY, INC. Your Key to For Any of Your Real Estate Requirements Springs, Coloo (Air Neal Hirsch, who came Force), and Kings Point to Boca Raton in late LAKE FLORESTA So. Federal Hwy SELLING 330 E. Palmetto Park Rd. Boca Raton N. Y. (Merchant Ma- Boca Katon BUYING _ 1967 from Milwaukee, , CORNER L.0J rine), must have their W " RENTING "CALL ANYTIME" completed application Hirsch worked with Excellent Terms 395-1433 - LEASING! forms in his office no his father, a widely- 391-2444 391-1984 395-8261 later than Monday, Sept. known builder and land 16. developer in Milwaukee. All corresponndence He had several years OUTSTANDING may be addressed to experience as a con- APARTMENT SITE Senator Holland at 421 crete mason and grew Old Senate Office Build- up in an environment of LOCATION ing, Washington, D.C. real estate develop- Zoned R-3, Close 21510. ment and investment. to Golf Course - F.A.U "This deadline," Hirsch aided in the stated Senator Holland, construction of several - /BM. Call "is mandatory in order apartment projects and to permit sufficient time the subdivision known CROSBY W. ALLEY for processing applica- as Lynndale Farms Es- 21 S.E. 3rd St A FAMILY HOME tions. No extension of tates in Wisconsin. In time can be granted." In 1964, he began di- Interested young men rection of Menlo Realty 395-4404 who have not yet filed Investment Corp., a real applications for admis- sion to the various ser- UOTHERWELL estate vice academies in the summer of 1969 should IWK REALTY immediately write Sen- ator Holland to request LOOK necessary forms in order that these forms Large home built for family Living, can be returned to his WATERFRONT TO AN on a large corner iot with sprinkler office prior to the Sept. system and fruit trees, three bed- 16 deadline. OCCUPANCY THIS FALL EXPERT! room and two baths, patio, double POOL carport, and near two shopping Mrs. English centers. Price $21,750. Call today CLOISTER NEW LUXURY HOME for an appointment. MLS BR-1345. wins honor DEL MAR 181 Coconut Road 17 STORY OCEANFBONT CONDOMINIUM RESIDENCE Mrs. Helen B. Eng- JUST SOUTH OF THE BOCA RATON INLET/BOCA RATBN. 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NAME I NAME NAME NAME I 1__ i I ADDRESS _ ADDRE | ADDRESS ADDRESS g ADDRESS I 1 CITY I 1 CITY CITY CITY CITY i . I STATE • STATE I STATE STATE BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, Sept. 1, 1968 78 How about a barbeque? 1 Weather permitting, no one needs an excuse MORE SPECIALS for a barbecue. It's an American way of life. T Fro^n Maine to Hawaii, LOWER SHELF PRICES, it's in to be out — out in the backyard with family and friends, at ^the beach with the clufe, next door or down the';block for an out- $• I door party. Beef Teriyaki Steak COM MM 1(2-pound- flank ; ^ steak ft Meat tenderizer 1 cup pineapple ALL STORES CLOSED LABOR DAY juice QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED 1/4 cup dark corn PRICES GOOD THRU WED.., SEPT. 4 •syrup 1/2cup soy sauce GIANT ^en ( 1 clove garlic, finely minced 1 tablespoon chopped candied ginger COLO Corn oil Trim excess fat and membrane from steak. Treat with meat tenderizer, following direc- ate , tions on package; then SLICED OR 29 02. place in pan. Combine ts^»^'yL pineapple juice, corn 49 oz. syrup, soy sauce, gar- HALVES LIMIT ONE WITH $3. ORDER OR lic and ginger; pour over MORE EXCLUDING CIGARETTES SIZE steak. Let marinate LIMIT TWO WITH $3. ORDER OR MORE EXCLUDING CIGARETTES about 1 hour, turning oc- casionally. 20 OZ. DIXIE DARLING PRESTIGE (Reg. 33c) Heat broiler; brush rack with corn oil. Place BREAD.29 MRS. FILBERTS GOLDEN steak on rack and broil, 2 ROLL PK. LADY SCOTT BATHROOM fcA A ©^ A OI BklE about 3 inches from heat, 3 to 4 minutes on each side. Place on TISSUE 4/$1.00 ; ,*„ heated platter. Cut diag- 16 OZ. THRIFTY WATD A $100 onally across the grain into thin slices. Makes BARTLETT PEARS.29 ''""* ' 4 to 6 servings. THRIFTY MAID PINEAPPLE Pizza Sandwiches 16 01. H0BEP8TLS. 2 tablespoons corn UNSWEETENED oil ,46 0Z.I 1/4 cup chopped onion PACK CANS 1 (15-ounce) can to- FUNK & WAGNALLS mato sauce ENCYCLOPEDIA JUICE 1/4 cup dark corn NEW DELUXE ELDORADO EDITION-: syrup 1/4 cup sliced ripe f VOLUME! olives ASTOR 1 (2-ounce) can ca- ~49« per stuffed rolled anchovy fillets, drained and chopped ALMOST 1/2 clove garlic, ONE minced REGULAR PRICE 1/2teaspoon oregano (A Book At A Tims! 1/8 teaspoon pep- LB. VOLUMES LIMIT ONE WITH $3. per 2 TO 25 8 hamburger rolls, rj? ORDER OR MORE split and lightly PKGS. 3M.T 1 EACH I ,1 '"' EXCLUDING CIGARETTES toasted Mozzarella cheese strips Heat corn oil . in saucepan. Add onion; saute until tender, stirring occas- ionally. Stir in tomato STOCK UP ON FROZEN FOODS SAVE ON HARVEST FRESH PRODUCE sauce, corn syrup, olives, anchovies, garlic, %H»RBE I Qft 14 OZ. FROZEN MRS. PAUL FAMILY FISH HARVEST FRESH THOMPSON SEEDLESS' oregano and pepper. Bring to boil, then cover and simmer 15 min- §W» *^ SffP m JH/ Mm H| 200Z. FROZEN W-D BEEF BURGERS OR BEEF HARVEST FRESH JUMBO ' utes, stirring occas- ionally. Spoon on toast- WMffiii KP Hbss SHI MB fflwi nmm ^ oz. CUP FROZEN WHOLE CELERY 2/.39 HARVEST FRESH YELLOW ' ed roll halves. Top with S% ai * ' 4 cheese strips. Garnish IlL m ^ 7 If| STRAWBERRIES .39 HARVEST FRESH- U.S.'NO. 1WMTF/ '" " with additional an- B ^HP P^8 ifm ftBTITOlTn " 3 OZ. FROZEN MCKENZ1E CUT OR FRENCH STYLE chovies or olives, if POTATOES 10uL.BAG.59 desired. Broil about 5 ^^ HALF S^B 6REEN BEAMS .IS HARVEST FRESH ITALIAN PRUNE inches from source of "" toj ^M 20 OZ. FROZEN MCKENZIE CUT OKRA OR 24 OZ. STEW PLUMS '..UL.17 RED heat until cheese begins f§| VEGETABLES .39 to melt, 1 to 2 min- RIPE utes. Makes 8 servings. CARTONS MBBMB THE REAL THING FROM FLORIDA WESTERN LARGE HEADS *m±*m> Barbecue Chicken Drumsticks ASTOR 12 01. GAN 3 PAGK OR 1 (8-ounce) can tomato sauce 1/3 cup dark corn syrup LETTUCE .v. 22 2 tablespoon lemon OKANGE JUSCE X juice 1 tablespoon chopped onion You pay n© more for QUALITY 1 teaspoon Wor- chestershire sauce 1/2 teaspoon crush- HEAVY WESTERN W-D BEEF ed thyme WESTERN CORN FED PORK 1/8 teaspoon salt 8 chicken drumsticks AGROUND VflERCnd , .la BECC 3 iB''PKr )o5e DEADLINE SECRETARY - Polo Of- Need 5" for Boca area Dtsces, Albino quppies. Scats ^Property involved in with experience, re- Boca 399-8305 8299. top plus 1 antique white Ramerezi Kre&ensis, Monos request TUESDAY EDITION fice requires intelligent and Many Others Mondays, 10:00 A.M. experienced "Girl Fri- tired Policemen or Ser- w/cherry top.) 1 antique 10 Gal. Stainless Steel Tank, That property bounded day." Call 395-8527, vicemen. 5 day week. silver framed mirror Pump, Filter, Charcoal, Glass Northerly by Meadows THURSDAY EDITION SERVICE DIRECTORY Wool & Gravel. 9 to 5 weekdays. Vacation & other bene- & matching marble ALL FOR $10.95 ' ' Road, Southerly by Wednesdays, 10:00 A.M. LIGHTER REPAIRS L.W.D.D. Canal 47, East- fits. $80. week to start. AIR CONDITIONING shelf. 1 decorator mir- erly by N.W. 9th Court SUNDAY EDITION Experienced Electro- Must be neat appearing. Fedders air cond. Resi- CIGARETTE Lighters, ror w/antique gold PENAGRA AQUARIUM and Westerly by 1.8 acres Fridays, 10:00 A.M. Mechanical Assembler. Uniforms furnished. dential, Commercial from $.50 up, 395-2949 frame. 1 dining" room Open 7 Days a week — 9 to 6 between land described Ph.: 399-0634 Call between 9 AM & SIGMA PERSONNEL Central & Room, Arcade Winfield Gift Shop. 479 server chest, antique and N.W. 12th Avenue. 4 PM for appointment. We're 5 miles North of Margate . • . A News 2801 E. Oakland Electronic, 2029 NW 2nd .NE 20 St. Boca. white w/walnut formi- — l}h miles West on Holmberg More detailed information rel- Automation Products Pk. Blvd. Ave., 395-4611. LAWN CARE ca top. Many other items Rd. off Hwy. 441. ative to this proposal may be 391-1881 Ft. Lauderdale not listed including car- obtained at the office of the Classified Ad For your Air Condition- CARDINAL Planning and Zoning Depart- Ambitious person to be ing Problems & Appli- LANDSCAPING peting. ment, City Hall Annex, 71 North chair-side assistant in BOWLING MECHANIC ance Service, call: 115 Winged Foot Lane HELPER Residence, Commercial Federal Highway, Boca Raton, Sundays Dental Office. High Green's Air Cond. 24 Lie. & Ins. Exp. Free University Park, Boca Florida. Full or Part Time If school education re- • hrs. day. Also available Estimates. 395-3420 COWBOY CITY CITY OF BOCA RATON Tuesdays quired, 395-3443. GE Window units — Eve. 399-7646. Western, English wear, PLANNING AND ZONING you like machines or 395-0350. _ . riding gear, feed. Horses . DEPARTMENT Expenses up with School PAINTING trailteed, boarded. 625 Walter R. Young, Director and Thursdays Starting? You can earn ALTERATIONS Main Blvd., Margate. 972- worked on your Auto- Residential & Commer- 5842. every hour as full or 'EXCELLENT Tailor --•' EXPERT CITY OF BOCA RATON All kinds of Ladies & cial Painting. Lie. & SATISFACTION jS. PLANNING AND ZONING Costs part time as an Avon mobile or in a Gas Sta- Ins small or large Jobs. GUARANTEED GUTTERING • BOARD Representative. Call •Men's Alterations — 0 Man. thru Sun. 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Robert C. Rodgers, Chairman Barton. & Miller Clean-; Local ref. call Jim 399- SERVICE as Little as 278-4972. __ tion, we can teach you. 6476. ers & Laundry, 2600 N.. 2 OCA Any type gutter & down- PUBLISH: September 1, 1968 Live in Housekeeper, Dixie Hwy. at 5 Points. ROOF CLEANING spouts made to order & and September 15, 1968 See Richard Beckman installed. 22 years ex- Furnish proof of publication. 936 experienced, clean & Wilton Manors.5.66-4314 _& PAINTING DELIVERY 1 . dependable. Light cook- perience — 13 years in ing. Air Cond. room, at University Bowl. Monogramming Six plans to choose DOOR TO DOOR So. Florida. Estimates NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING at no obligation. 5 days for Couple. 278- 10 C Help, Male or Female Alterations & Complete from. 1000 sq. ft. roof. HAULING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 1963 Merceded - Eenz 1940. Dry cleaning & shirt $20. to $150, complete. 399-2877 -395-1563 278-0721 that the City Planning and Zon- 190 Sedan. Radio, heat- TEACHERS WANTED: Laundry Plant. Matty's Guaranteed. Backed up ing Board of the City of Boca er, air cond. clean, good Part time office girl. $6000. up FREE regis- 1 Hour Cleaners. 1943 by Rox Products Co. Raton, Florida, will hold a Pub- Pleasant working con- trations. SW Teachers lic Hearing on the petition of tires 391-0567 IsL_Fedj Boca 395-2440. Manufacturers of qual- An Ounce of Prevention Is Worth JOSEPH J. SCHNEIDER and ditions. Apply in per- Agency, Box 4337, Al- ity coatings for over A Pound of Cure! PAUL HELMBACH, at 7:30 '59 Stu~debaker~Station son: buquerque, New Mexico L ~__ AUTO PARTS Wagon $65. call: 395- Car, Truck & Tractor 20 years. Rox Roof & PROTECT YOUR P.M., in the City Hall, 201 Vincents Music Centre ,87106. Wall Coating Co. Del- West Palmetto Park Road, on 3266 Parts Fast! D&M Auto Home — Apartmsnt — Boat the 19th day of September, 1968, 443 S. Fed. Hwy. ray Beach & Boca Ra- PART TIME Parts, Dick Heidgerd, with a to consider arguments for and 1968 VW Microbus 9 Boca Raton, Flao • ton Call 278-3239. agains the rezoning from passenger perfect PLEASANT WORK 220 S. Dixie, 395-2412 MODEKN - PORTABLE - R-l-D One Family Dwelling cond 4000 mi $2450. Receptionist-Clerk typ- Spend several hours a 133 NE 2nd Ave. Deer- "_ SOD EASY TO INSTALL - IDEAL to R-3 Multiple Dwelling of that o 0 ist. Between the age of property described as follows: Cash 395-5729. day, mornings or eve- field Beach. 399-8220. Remove Old Sod 18 & 25 for Boca Ra- nings, calling on homes Replace New Sod '62 Austin Healey 3000 BOATS & HOMES ton Advertising firm. 5 in your area. No selling. Reasonable BURGLAR ALABM Mkll Tires, Body, & en- day week. References. All you have to do is Home & Marine Re- 972-0974 Why Make It Easy For Them? gine all in excel- Previous Advertising pair, Painting, & Wood- Call 395-3839 lent cond. white exter- look for homes with mil- SPRINKLERS experience no requir- dew on their roofs. You work, Lie & Ins. 391- Or Write Box J-ll, Boca Raton News ior, blue interior. ed. 391-2180 or 399- 1386. Kilpatrick Sprinkler $1100.395-1791 between can earn $100.00 a week 6266. or more. Call Mr. Brat- BUILDER Svc. We design, In- 5 & 6 PM. stall, & Service Auto- KIDS BACK IN ton 278-3239. See-James E. Chapman SERVICE STATION AND HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES '62 Country Squire Sta- matic, & Manual Svs- SCHOOL? Put free INCOME TAX for-Remodeling & Addi- tion Wagon Full power, hours to work. Earn tions Lie. Builder call tems. Authorized Toro GOLD COAST SALES a/c radio. Price for Thousands are earning Dealer, 395-9449. Xmas money with Viv- good money Iri the grow- EVE; 276-6397 ATTENTION AUTO OWNiRS 8 Quick Sale 395-1543. iane Woodard Cosmet- : ing field of profession- ;.••.. -CAMERA SERVICE- * ^-;;;i..^: National '66 BuickElectra"225" ics. No Canvassing. ?: Sprinklers: & Wells'1 Inc. ' 12 Volt BatteRies $7.00 & «P Property involved in 276-5507. H ; , al* income "tax service. f9^ Color Print. Cam- • request _ , Sedan. Full power, A/C Now," H&.R BLOCK — [•Established since 1946 ALSO radio, & electric win- era Repair, Free est." Sprinkler System Lots 4, 5, 6 and 11, Block Woman for Manufactur- America's 'Largest In- Passport photos. The QUAKER STATE & VALVOLINE 14, Boca Raton Hills, Sec- dows & seats. Excel, ing Company who is ag- come Tax "Service -will Installations tion 2 as recorded in Plat cond. Tan exterior, Photo Mart. 942-6043. Motor Oils & Greases Book 23, Pages 58 thru gressive & capable for teach you to prepare Service, Pump, Repairs Brown interior. Price supervisory position. CARPENTRY Do it yourself Supplies. OPEN: 9 -6 DAILY 5401 N. DIXIE HWY. 66 of the Public Records low for fast sale, $2395. income tax returns in of Palm Beach County, Cisco Kid Tackle a special 12 week Experienced Personnel. PHONE 391-0316 BOCA RATON, FLORIDA Florida. by owner call. 395-3977 Doors, Drawers, Cabi- 2630 Nf Wo 1st Ave. course. nets, appliances, win- Call for Free Es- 5 B Personals s, More detailed information rel- Boca Raton Enrollment is open to dows, walls, leaks & timates, 395-1828. • ative to this proposal may be GATEWAY all ages, No previous squeak. Make your list Members of American ! obtained at the office of the NATURAL FOODS Good opportunity for Business Men's Ex- • Planning and Zoning Depart- mature, responsible la- training or experience One call fix all. Lie. & Natural, Vitamins & required. Inc. call Maurice Oldre change Inc. 5 ment, City Hall Annex, 71 North Minerals Organically dy needing added in- • Federal Highway, Boca Raton, Full or part time em- General Service TEFLON 5 Florida. grown, dried fruit. come to call on new- Dietetic Foods & Vege- comers in Boca. Own ployment to 'qualified 395-3397 We TEFLON everything DO NOTHING 5 CITY OF BOCA RATON table Juices. transportation. Con- graduates in Boca Ra- CLOCKS from Cook-Ware to ' PLANNING AND ZONING DE- 326 E. Atlantic Blvd. tact Amy Jane Dodge, ton and Delray Beach. Boats, Guns, Etc. 'TIL YOU INVESTIGATE v PARTMENT Fla. Greeting Service, H & R BLOCK I love treating the Ger- Pompano 941-8120 iatric Problems of Old BOCA TACKLE SHOP THE QUALITY CAR LEASE i Walter R. Young, Director 395-4216 before 9:30 395-0969 WEIGHT WATCHERS 3705 A South Dixie Clocks & will Pick up & AM or after 6 PM for West Palm.Beach, Fla. TV ANTENNAS AT BLANK & SMITH LEASING • . CITY OF BOCA RATON Meets Wed. 7:30 First interview. Deliver the Patient 391- I PLANNING AND ZONING 833-0092 or 2868 aft. 4: PM. BOARD Federal S&L, Delray. 10 B Help Male TV Color Svc, Antennas, 2707 OKEECHOBEE BLVD. 732-8329 Bookcases - Cabinets - installed, TV repaired Thurs. 9:30 a.m. Uni- Experienced house - PHONE 683-7300 I Robert C. Rodgers, Chairman versity Bowl, Boca Ra- 10 0 Situations Wanted Panelling - Plantation Bring your TV & watch keeper for elderly man Shutters & Doors. Bill (DIVISION OF FLORIDA CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH, INC.) " PUBLISH: September 1, 1968 ton. Thurs. 7:30 p.m., Housekeeper / Maid. it repaired same day living alone - 5' day Peters, 399-1951. service. CROWN TV *, and September 15, 1968. First Federal S&L, Bo- week - live in Loca- Likes children. 4 or 5 '89 PLYMOUTH COLOR SERVICE CEN- FURY III '69IR3PERS&L ca Raton, tion Boca - Will con- days a week in same GUARANTEED ROOF '. Furnish proof of publication. TER 1140 E. Hills- 2 DR or 4DR HARDTOP S sider part-time - Box household. References* REPAIRS LABORING DAY Write Box A-17, Boca 1 Day Leak Repair1 boro. Deerifeld. 399- $ 159MO: or # A-16, Boca Raton Raton News. 2594 98 MO LOADED incl News. Service POWER S, AIR- RESTING 15 A Miscellaneous Sale Ph: 278-0721 TV SERVICE •Fully equipped and AIR RATES Satisfy your temporary Wanted Painters - (i « 12 59' GE Washer & Dry- ANY TYPE ROOF Star TV Service - All '68 CHRYSLER '68 PLYMOUTH J Lines Day Days Days Hays Days needs Painters Helpers, Roof 4 1.2a :!.:«• 5.70 7.92 K5 er $35. Crib & Mat- HOME IMPROVEMENT makes, all models NEWPORT 2 DR or 4 DR HTOP SIGNET 4 DOOR 5 1.50 4.2U 7.20 V*l TAYLOR RENTAL Tile Setters & Carpen- 2174 N. E. 1st Ave. $ S 6 1.68 -I.M) 7.')2 10.MI 14.4(1 tress $15. Infants seat Florida Rooms, Car-, 7 1.0K INTRACOASTAL priced under market for Colonial Building WATERFRONT HOME In this COMPLETELY 11* RENTAL APTS. Large screened patio - LARGE BOAT DOCK $8,900! BV 174 pool area. Central Heat Boca Raton, Fla. FURNISHED 2 bedroom, FURNISHED ROYAL PALM YACHT den, 21/2 bath home. IBM 1 block from Boca Raton MacLaren & Anderson, & Air. Wall - to - wall Phone 395-4044 Inc., 135 E. Palmetto & COUNTRY CLUB Nestled among beautiful PtftSONNEL Hotel & Club, overlook- Carpeting, draperies GARVY'S TAKE YOUR OPEN DAILY trees on a specimen ing Royal Palm Yacht & Pk. Rd., 395-1333. eluded. Close to GOT CHOICE 181 Coconut Palm Road landscaped CORNER 10 NEW HOMES Country Club. schools. $31,900. MLS IT! Fabulous 4 bedrooms lot, it literally holds •Seasonal & Yearly BR 1420P - For details 2 Bedroom, 2 bath, heat plus panelled den and its arms out to wel- In different stages of construction from im- BOCA RATON call HARRY GRIFFITHS *Models open daily 10-5 PARK and air furnished, near bar, custom pool and come you. MLS-BR- mediate, to 3 Months occupancy. *1075 Spanish River Rd. Associate. High School, all large waterfall, master bed- 1504. The $54,500 price WE OWN OVER 200 LOTS BOCA'S Newest & fin- WEIR REALTORS rooms $18,900. MLS room with Roman bath, includes everything ONE Residential & Two Weir Plaza Bldg.855 S Fed .Hwy 1425. gold fixtures, extra from automatic sprink- 0 est Annual rental Apart- Business 80'xl25' Com- ments, unfurn, 1 bed- Boca Raton Ph: 395-4000 or large double walk - in ler, well and pump, sew- 2V2 and 5 ACRE HOMESITES bined package Deal BOCA RATON 3 bedroom, den, swim- closets, loads of mar- ers to central air and room, 11/2 bath, and $4000, PERSONAL ATTENTION 2 bedroom, 2 bath. Lat- SQUARE ming Pool, and many ble, slate and tbe fin- heat — and so many ex- Beautiful 2 bedroom, 2 extra in N.E, Sec- est of materials - too tras. East of Intracoast- est GE kitchen R/C air 3 Residential Lots 75'x from Boca's Largest Home Dealer cond. W/W carpeting, bath, central air, tion $27,500. MLS many special features to al, Unit One, ESTATES 125' $1,850. call: Humidifier, Located on 1531 P. list here - COME AND section. BETTER phone *4 bedroom, 2 bath on Waterway with Pool $36,500 Screened Patios, Pool. Nancy Bradt Assoc. for BETTER buy! Adults, no Pets, mod- Fresh Water Canal. EDWARD K. GARVY SEE! BR-1409WP. 4 bedroom, 2 bath. University Park $25,500 SLONE REALTY el open for inspection. Oversized Garage, Pick Realtor IUOTHERWELL *3 bedroom, 2 bath, University Heights $25,500 331 SW 8th St. 395- 912 N. Dixie Hwy. up existing mortgage at Boca Raton 391-0900 399-1223 5 3/4% to $23,000. Furn. IVi REALTY *4 bedroom, 3 bath, Pool, Golden Harbor $44,800 m 5779. 757 S. Federal Hwy. Apartment Specialists ANXIOUS 757 S. Federal Hwy. 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bath • University Porfc $24,500 ™ Have a vacation while IT'S A LOT Colonial Building Inc. OWNER! Boca Raton, Fla. Colonial Building waiting for your home FOR A LITTLE! Sophia Bonny Assoc. *N0 CLOSING COST Phone 395-4044 Boca Raton, Fla. to be finished. One bed- For East patio ov- 563-5901 Two bedroom two bath Phone 395-4044 room apartment com- erlooking 6th Fairway eve &weekends 395-4445 Florida room FUR*. GENERAL pletely furnished. Air of beautiful Royal Palm NISHED home - close to ATLANTIC CLOISTERS LOW PRICE condition, phone, TV, beach - Immaculate Penthouse apartment Utilities, Linens, Maid Yacht & Country Club BIG POOL HOME - condition! Master bed- San Jose Model-3 Service & Laundry fa- - MLS-BV-180G. Pric- 3 BEDROOM 3 BATH room has dressing available for December occupancy. This truly beautiful bedroom, 2 bath lot in- facilities. Grounds cov- ed below present mar- 1 room, separate patio southeast comer condomonium unit, over 1600 square cluded -monthly pay- er 1 block on Ocean ket for true value. Bet- Lovely Rutenberg home entrance. Sensibly pric- feet plus balcony and covered garage. Two bedroom ment... $139. ^ with Pool, Shuffleboard, ter phone for BETTER with deep diving "L" ed at $23,500. Furnish- two bath, exquisitely furnished except for second CONSTRUCTION Inc. 9 cook-Out area & Put- BUY! shaped pool. This house ed. Central heat & air. bedroom. 5 3/4% mortgage. Shown by appointment has everything and loads only to qualified prospects. MLS B condo 98P Helen $20,750 complete price Col! ting Green, Available OTHERWELL MLS BR 1508 - For de- C. Drake, Associate. 2,075 Down - No city until Dec, 15. REALTY of privacy. Priced at tails call TOM RAINES, George Snow M $32,900. BR 1481. taxes 4 Bedroom Homes WHITECAPS APARTMENTS 757 S. Federal Hwy. Associate, also available. FIRST REALTY CORP. BATEMAN AND CO. REALTORS DAYS 3SS-lia3 960 S. A1A Colonial Building WEIR REALTORS Boca Raton, Fla. 20 SE 1st Ave. 1299 S. Ocean Blvd., Boca Eaton, Fla. Nights 399-5922 Deerfield Beach Weir Plaza Bldg.855 S.Fed.Hwy 395-9355 399-8284 Eve. & Wknds 395-9486 399-5500 Phone 395-4044 Call Anytime 395-8600 Boca Baton Ph: 395-4OQQ 10B Sunday, Sept. 1, 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS

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