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Rally Insight Market summary Arvida's Whatley Details on P. 8 & 9B BOCA RATON NEWS Protile on P. IB Vol. 15, No. 140 Sunday, June 21, 1970 24 Pages 10 Cents Keeping inlet 4- r*& open will cost "Study By PETE PEPINSKY News Staff Writer

If the Boca Raton Inlet is to be kept open for boating and as a drainage outlet for the city's canals, the city Why does it matter? government will have to beef up the If you don't have a boat, or fish, of what practical vaue is an open Boca present jetties, remove the sandbar at Raton Inlet? the mouth, and undertake a regular Arvida Corp, engineers came up with some strong indications that dredging program, according to the matters a great deal, during their study of the inlet's operation and history. conclusions of a one-year study by For one thing, the inlet is emergency drainage for the city's canals and the Arvida Corporation. Intracoastal Waterway. • The work will cost $325,000, plus During 1967, when the inlet was closed and there were heavy rains, the $40,000 annually for dredging, ac- city's canals were overfull and drained slowly, according to the engineers. cording to Arvida and if the city is In contrast, there was a heavy rainfall during the dredging operations this willing to take on the job, Arvida will year and great volumes of runoff water rushed out through the inlet. kick in $50,000. In addition, the inlet serves as a pollution outlet for the Intracoastal The city has $108,720 in its Capital Waterway and canals which connect to it. The tides working through the Improvement Program for main- inlet flush out the Intracoastal at a point where it once was in danger of taining the inlet. The money was set becoming heavily polluted. aside several years ago following adoption of a report by the University of Florida which set up a three-phase I The Inlet Report: P. 6-7A maintenance program. The rest of the money, should the if Pirates and subs: the Inlet's colorful history city decide to undertake the project, would have to come from general it The struggle to keep the Inlet open: pictures and revenue sources. charts showing how it fills The possibility exists of federal or state funding for part of the project, •¥- Arvida's conclusions and recommendations in full. but the ownership of the inlet — a sticky legal questions — would probably have to be settled before made of who owns the submerged Mayor Tore Wallin this week. f *iier governments would contribute land. The inlet is constantly threatened Arvida President Brown L. Whatley with blockage by sand which flows ony. southward along the coast and is Arvida owns the land around the made the offer in a covering letter to an 11-page written report presented to carried inside the inlet by tides and / JMet, but no legal settlement has been wind. The report indicated that the inlet will remain unstable without constant Boynton maintenance and is subject to com- k plete blockage during heavy storm activity. i 197O JUNE man set The city has already gotten to work MW on the sandbar problem, hiring 12 3 4 5 6 Suboceanic Consultants Inc. of Tampa 8 9 10 11 12 13 to determine the properties of the bar, 15 16 17 18 19 20 for board to find out whether the bar can be done 22 23 24 25 26 27 away with, and at what cost. The >8~ 29 30 Unless there's a sudden change of consulting firm told the city that their mind, Walter Dutch, a Boynton Beach study would take 60 days after PROBLEM — Lighter areas around mouth of the The area extending from the mouth of the inlet shows realtor, will be appointed Monday to authorization, which was given at the inlet show how sand accumulates, drifts into the inlet. the vacancy on the Palm Beach County the rough dimensions of the outlying sandbar and its first of this month. This picture was taken at high tide on March 3, 1970. effects. Yoga? school board. The report said that reduction of the Dutch has been cleared by a group sandbar was an integral part of Another six-week round of of county Republicans who in- keeping the inlet clear. yogal lessons will get un- terviewed prospects for the position The water depth at the bar, which Nature's big sand machine derway Tuesday at 11:30 a.m., and has the green light from Gov. encircles the mouth of the inlet less conducted by Margaret Sit- Claude Kirk. than 300 feet out, is often dangerous for terlit at the Community Dutch heads a Boynton Beach real boats of two-foot draft or more. Center. estate and insurance firm. While the bar keeps some sand out of The vacancy arose when. Dr. A.D. the inlet, it also funnels some in and, is at the root of problem Thorp resigned in the middle of a more importantly, reduces the battle with Supt. Lloyd Early over the Quick facts flushing action of outgoing tides. The littoral (coastwise) ocean currents act like huge school budget and other school affairs. Arvida entered into an agreement erode the beaches on the south side. And the sand gets sand-transfer machines, and that's why coastal Florida pulled into the inlets. Not all of it washes back out with Weather: Fair through Sunday with the city on March 26,1969 in which cities have trouble with inlets filling in. with a chance of night and Kirk is expected, when he makes the the tides, and shoaling starts. the corporation agreed to dredge the Nature's huge sand operation begins with sand and silt morning showers. Low announcemtnet of the appointment, to inlet and maintain a navigable channel One way to avoid that is to build longer jetties. But that tonight 75, high Sunday 90. urge that Dutch and the other school running out of the riviers of the mid-eastern states and causes another sort of problem, naturalists say. It reduces 75 feet wide by six feet deep on an into the ocean. The southerly-running coastal currents Boating: Seas 2 feet, with board members get together with experimental basis. outbound tides' flushing and drainage effect. And it forces Early and try to iron out their dif- carry in toward Florida. the southward-running sand into deep water, where it variable winds 10 mph The purpose was to determine It's a big operation. At the Georgia- Florida line, as Saturday's tides High: 9:27 ferences. whether the inlet could be maintained settles and is lost for good. In doing this Kirk will be giving his much as 80,000 cubic yards of sand flows by in a year. p.m. Sunday's tides, High: navigably without an elaborate system The effect of jetties can be seen now in the Florida Keys 9:33 a.m. and 10:15 p.m.; tacit approval to the Early ad- of jetties and without a sand trap and Some of it makes Florida beaches. And when cities and other organizations build jetties, they catch more of it where the sand, flow has practically stopped because so Low:4:04 a.m. and 4:16 p.m. ministration, which has been under sand transfer equipment on the beach. much of those 80,000 cubic yards that come past the Fishing: Deerfield Pier reports severe fire. Thorp requested when he and, because of the flow, it builds additional beaches on Both the city and Arvida have been the northern side of the jetties. northern Florida line get stopped along the way. snook being pulled in by the resigned that Kirk remove Early. A seeking a permanent solution to the But the jetties also cut off the flow to the south side and dozens. Friday and Saturday, petition drive and other removal ef- constant filling of the inlet with sand Arvida considered, and rejected, extending the Boca 9 snook weighting between 16- forts are underway, but Kirk is ex- the currents swirl around them and erode the beaches on Raton Inlet jetty as a way to cure shoaling in the inlet. It ever since the Department of the Army the south side and the currents swirl around them and 20 lbs were caught. pected to stand with Early. ceased maintenance of the inlet in 1946 just won't work, their it's say. Television: Saturday at 9 p.m. on It is possible that Kirk will come to when it was no longer need for Air channel 5-7 "Tobruk" a war Palm Beach County next week, either Force crash boat operations at the end No relief yet drama about a handful of to make the announcement or after it, of World War II. allied soldiers crossing the to try to get the factions together. At a cost of approximately $143,000, dsert to Tobruk to blow up Kirk's appointee will have only a Arvida conducted two dredging German fuell supply bunkers. short term. Thorp's term expires in operations, engineering studies, Fed member sees The Helper Sunday at 7:30 p.m. on November, and a new school board soundings and inspections and kept a P.O. Box SBO channel 5-7 Walt Disney's districting plan goes into effect. Under photographic record of progress made Boca Raton "Run Light Buck, Run". A it, Boca Raton will have its own seat on beginning last April and running until nature adventure filmed in the board. The Boca Raton seat will April 23 of this year. more unemployment the Grand Canyon. be filled in the November election, but According to the report, when Ar- WASHINGTON (UPI) —A member into 1971, the nation will face a serious Movies: At the Boca Raton only for a two-year term. The short vida first laid its 20-inch hydraulic How does the County Theatre, Walt Disney's term — school board members nor- of the Federal Reserve Board dilemma: With both prices and Welfare Department get its pipeline dredge into the shallow waters predicted today that unemployment, "Sleeping Beauty", At 6, 8,10 mally serve four years — is to set up a near the A1A bridge, the inlet was unemployment continuing to rise, how money to operate? What are p.m. Rated G. proper staggering of terms on the five- now at a fiveyear high of 5 per cent of much unemployment is the public it's main concerns? closed except for "about 50 feet of the work force, will increase to an member board. shallow water along the south jetty," willing to endure as a by-product of the : % average of 5.5 per cent in the last six campaign to check inflation?" In picking Dutch, Kirk will bypass with an exposed sandbar extending months of this year. The Welfare Department is I several Boca Raton residents who from the north jetty across the center Brimmer said. have been interviewed for the job. Andrew F. Brimmer said the steady He did not answer his question. But funded by ad valorem taxes line of the channel. climb of unemployment will help (on real and personal I aAmong them were William C. Moore The agreement with city called for he made it plain that the nation is in for •V an IBM executive, and Dr. Robert dampen inflation but not enough to an uncomfortable period whichever property). Services includes •A ' a 75-foot wide channel, but Arvida satisfy demands for a stable cost of medical aid, mental health —Huefcsh&rnrhead of Florida-Atlantic's -decided to cut a 150-foot wide channel course it chooses. _ living. """ Tinmnier, the only Negromember of facilities, and general political science department. See CITY, P. 7 Col. 1 "Thus, as we move through 1970 and the seven-man board that sets • the assistance such as food Aim Landers 4B nation's basic money and credit supplies, clothing, legal aid, Books 6B.14B policies, painted a gloomy picture of training programs, education, Calendar 5B Kirk bans public employe union the economy in a speech prepared for indilgent burials, etc. Classified 11-13B the Vermont Bankers Association Editorials 4A TALLAHASSEE (UPI)—Gov. Claude "There is ample evidence to show when public employes participate in convention in Manchester, Vt Insight IB Kirk has vetoed four more hills, in- that in those states where collective the collective bargaining process but "Serious inflation still exists, and Got a question? A Leisure —TV 9A cluding one which would h?Ve given bargaining legislation exists there has are legally prohibited from having the there is little prospect of eradicating it problem? The Helper can Sports 8A Palm Beach County fireman the right been a spiraling increase in the right to strike." in the near future," Brimmer said. help. Write to P.O. Box 580, Stocks 8-9B of collective bargaining/rid one aimed number of illegal public employe "A significant impact on the pace of or call 395-S300 and we'll Travel get the answer, and it's 10B at ending a runningfeud between the strikes," Kirk said in his veto Kirk has often said he will veto any inflation can be achieved only if we are I Women's News free. 2-5B State Board of Regents and the message. "These illegal strikes are the collective bargaining bills that apply prepared to see the economy run well General Services Department. result of a frustration which develops to public employes. below capacity, :::*:^%WS:Wft?S:ft^^ I ( 1 — -.^ I*

2A BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, June 21, 1970 Winning Heath takes over reins expected to be named minister of labor. greeted him on arrival at the prime minister's official res- Addressing thousands of cheering Britons outside his new LONDON (UPI)—Prime Minister Edward Heath began Conservative Party officials said Heath plans to cut dowr. idence at No. 10 Downing St. this morning. residence at No. 10 Downing St., Heath said: "Our purpose is talks today with prominent Conservatives expected to join and streamline the government. There were more than 10C Officials said he will make strengthening the economy the not to divide but to unite. Where there are differences, it is his government which won a 30-seat parliamentary majority senior and junior ministers in the last Wilson administration. in one of Britain's biggest electoral upsets. first priority of his Conservative government. bring reconciliation. Our aim is one nation." Although Heath was reported already to have decided on Heath was promised there will be no repetition of the wage The first to call on Heath at No 10 Downing St. were former Heath warned repeatedly during the campaign that as a the main government posts, officials said he probably would and price "freeze" Wilson was forced to introduce soon after Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home and Iain MacLeod, result of the current pay explosion, Britain faces a grave not announce them before Sunday or Monday. he became prime minister in 196*. deputy leader of the Conservative Party. inflationary crisis that could lead to devaluation of the pound. Some key posts already were regarded as certainties. Instead, Heath has said he plans to attack inflation by Douglas-Home was thought certain to be named foreign Queen Elizabeth II named Heath prime minister in a brief replacing restraint with greater incentive both for workers secretary in place of Laborite Michael Stewart. MacLeod, ceremony at Buckingham Palace Friday, making official his Reginald Maudling, deputy leader of the Conservative and big business through progressive reduction of direct who has been chief Conservative spokesman on economic stunning victory in Thursday's election. The Conservatives Party and himself a former chancellor of the exchequer, was taxation and encouragement of production through freedom affairs for the past four years, was expected to be named won 330 seats in the 630 seat House of Commons. expected to become deputy prime minister. of enterprise. chancellor of the exchequer, Britain's equivalent of Quintin Hogg, chief spokesman on home affairs, was Heath has promised to simplify Britain's tax system and to secretary of the treasury. Heath's laborite rival, Harold Wilson, had handed the thought likely to be named lord chancellor. Queen his resignation and that of his government a half-hour slash government spending in order to make tax cuts Heath spent the night at his apartment near Piccadilly. He Robert Carr, Heath's chief labor relations expert, was possible. smiled and beamed happily at the throng of people who before the new prime minister was named. iefly, Reaction? L... Soyuz duo pl Surprise are tested

BRITISH ELECTION: Understatement of the week: LONDON (UPI)—West premier to Wilson, who had MOSCOW (UPI)—Soyuz 9 capsule that had adjoined Outgoing British Prime Minister Harold Wilson, ccom- German television wasn't just lost the seat he had held cosmonauts Andrian their spacious orbital menting on Ms surprise loss in British general elections, quite sure what Edward for 25 years. Nikolayev and Vitaly compartment. Moscow despite polls predicting a landslide victory, "I think the Heath looked like and a Parisian crystal ball gazer Sevastianov Saturday un- television said the landing public opinion polls have a lot of explaining to do". . .A French clairvoyant said he Marcelus Toeguor brought derwent exhaustive physical unit parachuted to Earth in out a newspaper article he Leeds (England) businessman lost $48,000 on a bet Labot knew last year it would examinations to determine the Central Asian Republic of happen. But most of Europe wrote last December Kazakhstan, not from from would win the British general election, according to Lad- agreed with a Spanish predicting "Wilson will see how their record 18 days in broke's betting office, which said the loss was the largest in space affected them. Baikonur Cosmodrome newspaper's simple his popularity drop. . .the where Soyuz 9 blasted off the betting throughout Britian. Betting brought $1.79 million description of Edward Labor Party is practically The Soviet spacemen re- turned to earth Friday to end June 1. to Ladbrokes, and $1.68 million to William Hill's offices. . . Heath's election victory— certain to be beaten in As in nearly all Soviet "surprise." elections" in 1970. a flight that set a new mark for endurance and gave the spaceflights, the soft landing Telegrams of The Soviet newspaper was on Earth rather than congratulations for the new Izvestia said Heath won Soviets a long start on the road to building manned water as in the case of Conservative prime despite voter "doubts of the American space flights. minister—and of condolences reality of promises lavhisly orbital laboratories. Initial checks showed no ill As one of their first acts on for the ousted Harold distributed by Con- landing the cosmonauts Wilson— poured in from servatives." effects from the 424 hours of weightlessness the men en- gratefully thanked the throughout Europe and the Communist Party and the rest of the world. The Times of London said dured. Constant telemetry monitoring of heart lungs and Soviet State for giving them Some seemed as surprised Heath's administration the opportunity to undertake and confused as the pollsters "comes as a stimulus and a temperature during the flight led Soviet scientists to call it the mission. They said they who convinced almost new impetus for the country were ready to do more. and the opportunity for the a success even before the everyone except Britain's The state and party will voters—and Heath—that new prime minister and his men landed. cabinet will be a great one." Nevertheless, the Soviet respond with a hero's Wilson would win. welcome for the men when West German television Said the Daily Telegraph: News Agency Tass said the I first business at the end of the they go to Mosdow at the end announced "now we are "Heath's continued con- of their medical checks. showing you a picture of fidence and vigor, when the flight was detailed medical Britain's new premier—his opinion polls and prophets Miss Florida World contestant Gloria Campbell of examinations. Manhatten, which already has one thoroughfare mile shows all the confidence were telling him he was North Miami got her hair wet when she accidently fell The agency declared the The already a defeated man, are journey a success and said it named "Canal Street," wound up Friday with a street of a successful premier." into the pool, but was comforted by rivals Linda Moesta The picture was of George a supreme testimony to his (left) of Fort Lauderdale and Ruth Ryan of Punta Gorda. was of "greater importance that turned into a canal after a 30-inch water main broke character and leadership. He for the development of space LOVE RING] under the intersection of Third avenue and 42nd street. — Brown, former foreign tThe girls are among 20 finalists who will compete June secretary and deputy is in command." technology and for the UPI Photo. 20. — UPI Photo. solution of practical PEOPLE questions of building orbital stations of scientific and PRESENT \ i ; Cambodian capital besieged economic importance and using them for long flights." BACKGROUND: Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia, Nikolayev and Sevastianov gets it name from a small hill in the center of town where, Alo

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Israeli artillery blasted an Egyptian ammunition dump in the southern sector of the Suez Canal zone Friday night, YOUR/Independent] THE L Insurance/ /AGENT . according to a military spokesman. Jordanian and Isaraeli SERVES YOU FIRST TRAVELERS troops fought a mortar and machine gun battle north of the fcsr ' J Dead Sea. . . Seven men fell to their deaths Friday in Albert City, Iowa, just 15 minutes before they were to quit for the 489 N. E. 20th ST. Boca Raton day. Two others were injured in the otherwise routine task of 395-1511 - 399-1516 pouring a concrete roof for a giant silo. , . Glades, 51st Sunday, June 21, 1970 BOCA RATON NEWS 3A

101 N.W. 22ND STREET, DEIRAY BEACH — FtORIDA — 33444 work closer 276-4414 TRY ME! TRY ME! TRY ME! Glades Road and N. 51st St. sant, Fred Bradfute, George Warren, in an passed quickly through president of the Fedecration unexpected appearance, theirState Department of of Homeowners, and City lauded the DOT as a "credit Transportation public Councilmen Sid Brodhead and a help" to Palm Beach hearings Friday, opening the and James Foreman took County. A BIDET turns speaking out in favor of way for primary road system "I like you guys better AN UNOER-SEAT GENTLE ACTION BODY SPRAY funding. the plans. Vansant's every day," Warren joked. statement that Boca Raton The state has taken over YOU can equip your toilet with R.A. Johnson, deputy "favors the placement and the construction of Glades HYDRO-GENIE district engineer of the DOT hopes that the DOT will Road from Federal Highway Write: MENTOR INC. cautioned the tiny audience expedite construction," was to the .Sunshine State Park- Box 641, Defray Beach, Fin,33444 NO Vithovt any obligation on my part, please at City Hall before opening answered by Johnson. way, Yamato Road, better TOOLS furnish me with information regarding above. the public hearings that no "We have programmed in known as N. 51st St., will have REQUIRED plans or corridors (routes), our budget 60,000 this budget from Military Trail to PORTABLE Nome PATENT 1 for the roads had been for- year for planning of the two Federal Highway on the 3.195,148 Address mulated, and that the routes, and in the subsequent primary system. 3ther Pols. P«nc hearings were merely two years we will be YEARS O.F RESEARCH" City required to obtain primary budgeting for the con- road funds. struction," the engineer said. City Engineer Jean Van- County Commissioner FAU gets grant from industry The Florida Atlantic stituted in 1965. With a University Foundation ha current enrollment of 1784 POMPANO BEACH'S FIRST received a gift of $10,000 from majors and with over 60 Pratt and Whitney Aircraft graduates from the for its College of Engineering bachelor's program. * AND ONLY THEATRICAL AND TALENT AGENCY development for 1970. W.L. Gordon, division vice Elks slate * Henderson —Mailloux president and general manager for the Florida 900 BLDG. N. FEDERAL HWY. - SUITE 214 - POMPANO BEACH Research and Development dedication PHONE 943-1291 The Boca Raton Elks Lodge Center of Pratt and Whitney LICENSED BY THE STATE OF FLORIDA said, "We would like to has scheduled the official compliment the University on dedication of its new quarters Member of the Florida State Chamber of Commerce initiating a program to meet at 1395 N. Federal Highway A day for 'Big Brothers' the requirements of industry for Saturday (June 20) with a BONDED UNION AFFILIATED within Palm Beach County host of prominent Elks in } for engineering education at attendance. An over-capacity crowd Members of SAG, THE SCREEN ACTORS GUILD and AFTRA. American Federation Television-Radio Artist Sid Jones of Boca Raton is a "Big Brother" to Michael Fox, and that means a lot to the undergraduate level." Equipped TO SERVE THE WORLD OVER them both. They'll be among several other duos honored on Father's Day in area The gift coincides with the will hear District Deputy churches. The "Big Brother" Organization of Palm Beach County matches men and development of two new Exhaulted Ruler George 3^ We send our talent wherever assignment requires. Equipped for casting and interviews in our McConnell of Delray Beach fatherless boys in a program designed to make both of them happier. Jones is on the departments in engineering: * fmpano •*««• UR LISTINGS INCLUDE: board of directors of the Palm Beach County program. He said that more "Big mechanical engineering to dedicate the facilities which O Brothers" are needed in the area. Information can be obtained by calling 395-3632. start in the fall, 1971, and seats 400 persons. Al MODELS: MALE AND FEMALE electrical engineering to Rosenberg, local exhaulted begin this year. ruler, will introduce Mc- PROFESSIONAL TALENT These departments will be Connell and special guest EXPERTS IN ALL OTHER SPECIALTIES Apartment Mrs. Paul Walker. additional to the department Children of all ages MALE AND FEMALE of ocean engineering in- The dinner and banquet owners get begins at 8 p.m. Registration 10 A.M. TO 4 P.M. Call for appointment ' f If Y°u have talent, personality, or if you have photogenic features, we con use you organized »••••••••••••••* *••* *- More than 150 apartment owners and executives in Boca Raton voted this week to form a Boca Raton affiliate of the Florida Cooperative and .Condominium Apart- ment Owners Association. FUN-TIME IS HERE! Mayor Tore Wallin told the group that if they had "a strong organization, and took an active part in it," they could "get things ac- complished." "We're always willing to hear new ideas. Let's work together for a better city," the mayor added. Named as new officers of ENJOY YOURSELF the loca association were President L.D. Abbey, Boca Verde East; First Vice THIS SUMMER WITH President James McKee, Harbour Terrace; Second A REAL VACATION! Vice President Ira Goslin, Boca Harbor Apartments; Secretary John McEachin Rogers House; Treasurer SEE US Clyde Davis, Boca Inlet; and Directors Mrs. Constrance Wrong! Bickerton, San Remo, Paul Buying "bargain counter" sunglasses is mistaken Miller, Boca Grande Center, FOR AN economy and makes no more sense than "bargain" Melvin Torian, Boca Harbor dentistry or "bargain" surgery. Apartments and Don E. Rudisell, Boca Inlet. If you do not wear eyeglasses, you should wear Shores Walker, president of AUTO ophthalmically-correct, piano (no-power) sun-, the state organization, traced glasses that filter out the sun's glare—without the 11-year history of the creating headache-producing distortion. If you group He listed freeholder wear eyeglasses, you must have prescription sun- voting rights for- co-op glasses. (Anything less is dangerous!) And, if you LOAN apartment owners, reduced wear multifocals, you need, of course, the same electric rates in "common multifocal prescription for your sunglasses. Period. areas" of apartment com- And no two ways about it. plexes, and homestead tax exemption as several suc- cessful past drives of the LUGENE organization. Opticians TOKYO (UPI)— Japan SUMMER HOURS 9-5 MON. THRU FRI. may be the Land of Tea, but the government reports there 217 Worth Avenue 655-3605 are 2,634 coffee shops in Palm Beach, Fla. Tokyo. Vacations can be fun when you're traveling in a safe, new, <^QXfcX^<^ trouble-free, comfortable car. See us today for an easy repay- ment auto loan - and then enjoy a fun-filled holiday!

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By SANDY WESLEY had not been interested in one single were no obscenities written into it... One of the teachers in a local school thing the teacher and students did, And I finally had a breakthrough." last week was reminiscing about an came to class one day with a pattern he At any rate, the teacher and the boy experience this year in the classroom. had designed himself. worked together on the project, the "One boy just would not respond to "I want to do that," he said, "How do teacher showing the boy how it's done anything," the teacher began. "All I do it?" and the boy doing it. year, no matter what I offered he "I couldnt believe my ears," the "He was so interested that he even wasn't interested. Finally, the last teacher said. "I finally had found took it home weekends and worked on three weeks at school we were something to interest this child." it." studying tie dying and batiste." The teacher looked at the patern and Come Monday morning, the last Enforcement needed saw it was red and white stripes down week of school, the youngster came to Tie dying is the current rage among a t-shirt and at one end a patch of blue school wearing his t-shirt. He walked teenagers. The basic idea is to tie a with a group of white stars." into his first class and his teacher told shirt, dye it, then untie it. You get a The teacher stopped recounting the him to march right down to the office Palm Beach County's pilot program for One theory is that enforcement is lax and pattern in it. tale, looked up and said "there was and show the shirt to the counselor. detecting illegal pollution by using scuba penalties are rare because government At any rate, the boy, who all year nothing wrong in the pattern, there The counselor phoned the police divers is one example of the kind of en- agencies themselves are often the worst of- department to find out if it was illegal forcement procedures that must be invoked if fenders. for the boy to wear a t-shirt which we are to provide the kind of environmental resembled the United States flag. There are too many homeowners and There was no law regarding t-shirts cleanup most of us are hoping for. businessmen to whom the cost of proper Boca the beautiful! resembling the United States flag, The county has a father and son diving team disposal is still a more important con- although there is a law governing which is skipping about the county, checking sideration than conforming with anti-pollution cutting into the United States flag it- possible sources of pollution, and taking laws, for us to hope that the cleanup will ever self. samples to check on what they find. be voluntary. The counselor then called the Several trouble spots reportedly have already Offenders must be punished — and punished teacher who had helped the boy make been discovered by the divers. One was a severely enough that it becomes much the shirt to the office. The teacher quarter of a million dollar house that is cheaper to comply with the law. asked the boy to call home and have dumping raw sewage into the Intracostal his mother bring in another shirt for There has been far too much finger-pointing him to wear the rest of the day. Waterway through three pipes. and wrist-slapping in pollution cases. "The shirt is very nice," the teacher One of the necessities which has been If our enforcement procedures in this im- told the boy. "I'll give you credit in notoriously lacking in pollution control efforts portant area are not sufficient to make class for it, but just don't wear it to has been enforcement. Rarely are severe polluters desist, then we must have a new set school." The boy did as he was told. penalties invoked against even the most of laws with sharp teeth, and the men — as "I just couldn't fight it," the teacher I flagrant offenders. well as the the will — to enforce them. said, "but I still don't think I did wrong. What else could I do? After getting a response from the youngster was I to say no, you can't dye that fhirt like that? "I think the boy was as proud of his flag as any ail-American boy would be," the teacher added. "There are Eyesores unnecessary just different ways of being patriotic. I don't think he meant any harm. I know he was proud of his workmanship. I think he's proud of his flag. "What would you have done?" the While Boca Raton is considering what to do large part of the interest. teacher asked. about the need for local housing for low and Neither modular homes nor reasonably I don't know. moderate income families, it might take a priced homes for moderate income families What would you have done? look at a program in Miami that apparently is need to be eyesores. In fact, many con- meeting with some success. struction specialists believe that in the near future, all but the most expensive custom Operation Renaissanace, a non-profit homes will be built, modular fashion, in a The view from Tallahassee organization of Christian laymen, has erected factory, where the use of automation and high the first of a series of modular homes to be speed mechanical equipment can speed sold to low income families in Miami. construction and lower costs. The four-bedroom, two-bath homes will be The city must maintain high standards, to available to low income families for about $200 be sure. But that doesn't eliminate the Politics doomed bill down, and payments of about $80 a month. The possibility of having decent housing all our federal government is picking up the tab on a residents can afford. By MALCOLM JOHNSON privately that the whole concept of non-partisan law when the 1971 Florida needs to take the election of non-partisan elections is objectionable legislature comes with the 1970 its- judges out of partisan polities, but. to them right now when they think they campaign behind it and the 1972 Exploring words there is no great loss from governor have a chance to win some seats on the campaign a little beyond its political Kirk's veto of the Legislature's half- bench by virtue of a party landslide: horizon. hearted attempt to do it. And that is one thing the effort for Both the "non-partisan judges bill" non-partisan judges is designed to he struck down and his reasons for prevent. We've had good judges, of Science or myth ? doing it are cursed by petty partisan both parties, swept off the bench in politics of the kind that plagued too recent Florida elections by men of much action in the 1970 session and inferior ability simply because they By JOHN BARCLAY meaning a circle of animals). and the prolonged peace talks in Paris cast doubt on the wisdom of trying to ran under the label of a winning party. By United Press International have been compounded in more legislate in election years. ZODIAC — The ancient Babylonian Whether astrology is a science or Today is Sunday, June 21, the 172nd confusion by soothsayers and astrologers and priests observed that superstitious myth, its lure lies in the This bill, which even its supporters day of 1970 with 193 to follow. astrologists in whom the Vietnamese concede was only the half loaf better To do the job right, we should even among the millions of stationary stars premise that most of us, for escape, The moon is between its full phase believe. Adolph Hitler also relied upon than none, would have had candidates consider making candidates for only the sun, accompanied by the five would like it to make sense of iden- and last quarter. planets visible to the naked eye, these clairvoyant sources. for major state judgeships listed judgeships forsake their parties and tifying ourselves in a world still torn by The morning stars are Mercury and Mercury, Venus, Mars, Saturn anjj without party designation at the top of run and vote as independents — strife and violence. Saturn. Jupiter, arched across die firmament. Astrology is now the "in-thing" with the first primary election ballot. although under present Florida law, The evening stars are Venus, Mars American women, as most of the they couldn't vote for themselves in Each of these six bodies appeared to Much of the attraction of astrology Candidates nominated then, or in a and Jupiter. stems from its extreme antiquity. Clay magazines slanted for the distaff runoff primary if one were necessary, the primaries if they were registered pass through 12 groups of stars. The Draft age men born on this date are gender feature horoscopes which you then would have to stand for election in as independents. Babylonians gave appropriate names tablets bearing astrological maxims number 60 in the draft lottery. to these constellations arranged in the dating from 3,000 BC have been found won't find in the men's magazines. the general election — presumably They must be either Democrats or In 1945 the struggle for Okinawa similated pattern of animal figures, in archeological excavations near the Maybe this should clue the men in as to against nobody unless someone Republicans to have any political Island in the southwest Pacific ended and they became the signs of the zodia why the women are getting so smart in qualified as a write-in candidate. recognition in Florida, and making site of ancient Babylon. as the Japanese surrendered to Ameri- (from the Greek word zodiakos, the age of Aquarius. them pay fees to their parties in order Ironically, the impasse in Viet Nam This procedure, though un- can troops. necessarily cumbersome, certainly to run in effect negates the effort to would be an improvement over the keep them from being partisan can- In 1960 the start of the Chinese- present system which makes can- didates. Russian ideological split on com- didates for the bench run the whole It wouldn't hurt to let them get by munism was voiced. Premier Khrush- / political gamut in violation of their without paying those fees.One of the chev of Russis said at a Communist own canons of ethics that decree they flaws of our system for electing judges party congress, "Under cresent must stay free of partisan politics. is that we require them to spend conditions, war with capitalistic campaign money which, unless they • nations is not inevitable. The Red The legislature could have drawn a Chinese delegate replied, "War is better bill, however, if Democrats are independently wealthy, they must raise through campaign contributions inevitable as long as western im- They voted for wall of concrete hadn't been determined to hold onto perialism exists." i the fees that all Democrats pay their which cast a shadow on their judicial party when qualifying as candidates integrity if they, are elected. Anything In 1963 Giovanni Battista Cardinal To the Editor: bless him!) bowed to the real estate We are thankful that last Tuesday for office. we could do to decrease the cost of Montini was elected pontiff of the In past years the city officials of lobby and voted, in effect, to bring evening three members of the city judges' campaigning would help on Roman Catholic Church. He chose the Boca Raton bowed to the real estate about a wall of concrete high rise council, Mayor Wallin and Messrs. These fees, amounting to five per that score. name Pope Paul VI. interests and failed to provide public buildings on the west side of A1A as Brodhead and Foreman voted in favor cent of the annual salary of the office This issue won't die with Kirk's veto. In 1965 President Johnson signed a beach when the prices were low. well as on the east side. of the community they serve. Those sought, are supposed to help finance It is too important to our concept of $4.7 billion income tax bill. Because of that failure, we have Eight hundred thirty owner- three voted to uphold the law and the party primaries and the rival party justice, and it has too much support A thought for the day: British today a small amount of beach residents of the area signed petitions, required the Seville and the Towers to campaigns. Theoretically, then, non- from the press and bar to be forgotten. recently bought at an astronomical wrote letters and packed City Hall conform to the zoning ordinances of partisan election of judges would seem It has taken a long time to get it this scientist Havelock Ellis said, "A man price. from wall to wall to urge the Board to Jan. 1, 1970, thus providing lower to relieve judicial candidates of them far through hard crust of partisan must not swallov-' more beliefs than he protect Boca Raton from the fate of the density and larger setbacks. — or at least turn the money into the politics, but maybe we can get a really can digest." Last night, history repeated itself. cities south of us. state treasury, which finances elec- The Planning and Zoning Board, ex- The developers pleaded for high rise We hope the majority of the city tions. cept for one member (Earl Sloan, buildings because of the money they council will continue to be responsive Democrats in the Legislature in- have invested — so the Seville apart- to the desires of the electorate and vote sisted on a provision that those fees ments can rise 15 stories, the Boca in a way that will maintain Boca Raton must be paid by the non-partisan 'Sympathy' Towers 15 or 17 stories, the Boca Four as a pleasant place to live. candidates and turned over to the about 13 stories, and on and on. Audrey T. Orear party of which the candidate was a Sunday 4A June 21, 1970 for pickets The Planning and Zoning Board registered member. ignored the traffic conditions, the Five years ago Since most Florida judges are Published daily except Saturday and Monday at 34 S.E. 2nd St., Boca To the editor: crowded City, the higher taxes all Democrats, this naturally raised Raton, Florida, 33432, by the Boca Raton News, Inc. Phone: 395-8300. I extend my sympathy to the poverty residents will have to pay for ad- objections among the Republican stricken union worker who has spent ditional schools, the widening of the in Boca Raton legislators. They fought it on grounds W. H. HARWELL, Jr. Publisher the last few days picketing the 40th St. roads, the collection of garbage, the of the unfairness of the scheme, and W. DAVIS MERRITT H. CLAYRILEY bridge. disposal of sewage and all the other June 21, 1965 Governor Kirk vetoed it for the same Editor Adv. Mgr. The construction company working, services necessary for a highly Boca Raton Police held a young reason. Y on the bridge is "lowering his standard populated city. They ignored all of that AWOL soldier in custody in connection He said the bill "while ii^jurports to Entered as second class mail at the postoffice at Boca Raton, Florida of living", so the deprived individual out of "compassion" for the money with Sunday night's Fifth Avenue remove partisan politics \om the under the act of March 8, 1879. must spend his time leaning against invested by the FRE Corp. (Seville), Jewelry store robbery. More than $400 selection process of our judicial his new Cadillac in the shade of a tree, the Fusilier Corp. (Towers), Radice in watches and rings were stolen and candidates, would make these judician Member of the Florida Press Association and National Newspaper protesting the principle of free en- (Boca Four) and Arvida. Three of the later recovered. Police officials said posts fund-raising vehicles forNpar- Association. Subscription rates: By carrier in the city $1.00 per terprise and the concept of an open above lobbied against the rezoning. the soldier claimed he falsified his age tisan political campaigns." Y month; by mail in the U.S., one year $15.60, six months $8.45, three shop. There was no "compassion" at all for to join the Army and is in reality a The Republicans have a good poikt months $4.55. C.J. Lucas the community they serve. juvenile. there; butmost of them would concede •***

Water from the tomb Sunday, June 21, 1970 BOCA RATON NEWS 5A ROOF PAINTING VOLUME INDUSTRIES INC. HI WHITE 100°o LATEX CONTAINS: DuPont Latex Resins Mercury Fungus Fighters- Miracle in the making DuPont s Whitest White Titanium By FRANCISCO TEDCEIRA IT DOES NOT CONTAIN CEMENT Early in May all of that flowed from cracks in the Cristina last month to drink in from the nearby city of have the same power as the FREE ESTIMATES Phone 522-1486 SAO JOSE DO GOIABAL, changed. Two buses daily tomb. But a few weeks ago some of the magic drops. He Manhuach to help control the BrazU (UPI) — Until not droplets from Father now make their way here water also began to flow from claims they cured him. When crowds and guard the Ribeiro's tomb, if one has much more than a month ago, from Belo Horizonte, capital a small crucifix on the vault. he returned home he waspilgrims against thieves. Buy with confidence from few persons outside its im- faith. of Minas Gerais State. On Rumor spread that a walking again. Psychiatrists have Americas largest jewelers mediate area had ever heard weekends as many as 40,000 miracle was in the making. Jose Maria dos Reis Most of the pilgrims are of Sao Jose do Goiabal, a suggested that the person 500 stores coast to coast people stream into the town. Villagers and townspeople Francisquini, an 11-year-old poor people. Many are sick who have claimed "cures" small town of 3,000 persons What changed Sao Jose do from throughout Minas boy from Belo Horizonte, and infirm. Some come to the Diamonds to $5000 120 miles north of Rio de from the water of the tomb Goiabal were small drops of Gerais began to visit the arrived in Goiabal on crut- tomb with cotton and were victims of j Watches to $1300 Janeiro in the Rio Doce water seeping out of the tomb tomb. Word was passed from ches to drink from the syringes with which they 60 Day money back guarantee if not Valley. psychosomatic ailments of the deceased vicar of the mouth to mouth that the meager fountain. He threw soak up a few drops from the rather than real sickness. satisfied on any purchase It doesn't show on most water droplets from the crucifix. They mix the drops parish, Father Francisco away his crutches and said he Shoppers Expert watch repair maps. It was not on any bus Hermelindo Ribeiro. A crucifix possessed needed them no more. with other water and drink it. or train routes. Its people, But the sick and the curious Haven popular priest, Ribeiro died miraculous powers. The waves of miracle- The present vicar of continue to come to witness Open til mostly farmers, went about in 1962 at the age of 62. Geraldo Ribeiro do seekers soon became too Goiabal, Father Jose Gomes, Pompano IZ ALE'S their work unnoticed by most or be helped by "The Miracle 941-5710 EZ W E£L L! |9P.M.Nitelyj Townsmen say that for a Nascimento, a 65-year-old much for Goiabal's four-man says the real "miracle" is of Sao Jose do Goiabal." of the world. Its lone filling long time it had been noticed, paralytic from the town of police force to handle without simply the miracle of faith. A station often went days but not especially remarked, Coronel Fabrieaciano, visited help. A 14-man military few drops of early morning without a car stopping by. that small drops of water the tomb with his wife police detachment was sent dew, he tells those who ask, Violence ebbs QozaCMfanoi 76ome& 'Thank God, See these Beautiful Coral Manor Models I it's quiet now

MIAMI (UPI)—The streets from gunshot wounds. of racially tense Brownsville Officials said they would and Coconut Grove were investigate all accusations of peaceful Friday night as police over-reaction, in- violence ebbed in the two cluding charges of brutality predominantly Negro and indiscriminate firing into districts struck by four nights residential areas. of disorders. Police Chief Bernard "It's very quiet now, thank Garmire and Sheriff E. God," said a harried county Wilson Purdy agreed that the police spokesman: "Let's "peace patrol" by black just hope it stays that way." youths through the streets Authorities lifted a dusk-to- contributed to the easing of dawn curfew Friday over tensions. nearly 100,000 black "From the time they went Miamians and about 300 on the streets, it was prac- Negro leaders took to the tically business as usual," streets for the second Garmire said. "I give them a MODELS OPEN 9-5 DAILY straight night to persuade great deal of credit. I am 1355 S.W. 12th Ave., Boca Raton blacks to "cool it." very appreciative." 3 BEDROOM 2Vi BATHS PHONE 399-2299 The "cool it" strategy $ Pilgrims who file by the grave of Father Francisco Hermelindo Ribeiro try withp worked. Police reported only Classified Ad 2 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS from 25.500 * with pieces of cotton to captnre drops of water flowing from a crucifix on the tomb. one looting incident Friday Service s Two paralytic boys lying on the tomb try to swallow some of the water, believed to and no injuries or arrests in Phone 395-8300 3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS from 30,000 * have miraculous healing powers. — UPI pPhoto either district. *0n Your Lot /,, City and county officials made the decision to end the curfew in a meeting with a LAMINATING CozaC vrlanoz Tvowet y eek to abolish jail group of black leaders that UNIVERSITY BOWL BOCA RATON included Mrs. Athalie Range, BOCA RATON Miami's only black city Phone 395-5222 commissioner. as drug punishment The officials also agreed in OTTAWA (UPI) — The Friday it would consider marijuana, eliminating jail the meeting to study long- Canadian government said liberalizing laws governing terms as punishment for term plans to improve the possession, but in doing so conditions of Dade County's appeared to reject a federal 180,000 blacks and head off commission's suggestions future outbreaks of racial that laws governing harder violence. / drugs be loosened as well. There were about 150 arrests made during the four why settle for less? Justice Minister John nights of rock throwing, Turner commented after the firebombing of stores, looting announcement that such a and sporadic sniper fire. move would simply serve to Injuries totaled 49, with 14 make law what was already the common practice of Canada's courts. DEPOSIT YOUR The reaction ranged from a Vancouver policeman's "no way," to a hippie's "groovy!" The commission's report, submitted to Parliament Fri- SAVINGS WITH US! day, urged that simple possession of any drug—from pep pills and "pot" to LSD If Father smokes, we and heroin—be made have the perfect gift. punishable only by fines, Fine pipes, tobaccos, rather than jail terms. Drug cigars and accessor- dealers, however, would still ies from $2 to $200. be punished in jail, under the report's recommendations. Afraid to choose a The recommendations pipe for Dad? We can amounted to a large-scale furnish a miniature liberalization of Canada's pipe plus a gift certi- drug laws. However, the ficate in any amount. government reaction in- dicated that most of what the OPEN DAILY commission suggested" would 9:30 to 5:30 be rejected. MONDAY & FRIDAY Marijuana, the com- 'TILL 9:00 mission said, "is not a nar- North Sideot cotic and should not be South B Ida. classified legally with the ROYAL PALM PLAZA WISP \ \ opiate narcotics." The same, BOCA RATON it said, goes for marijuana's Phone:391-1372 jjgoo \ \ relatives, Hashish and THC. It said that outright Passbook Savings earn Interest Compounded from BUCK PLUSH CALF legalization must wait for further research. Day of Deposit to Day of Withdrawal always available when you want them... with no penalty! SEE THIS BOLD DYNAMIC WAY OF LIVING

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6A BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, June 21, 1970 The struggle to keep Inlet open

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Before dredging started, there was exposed beach along the north jetty (at right in this The dredge worked along the North edge of the This was the condition of the channel at the end of drawing) projecting about 70 feet into the 150-foot channel and moved 550 feet toward the entrance, dredging on March 3. A fathometer showed depths channel (darker shaded area). A shoal cutting cutting an 8-foot deep channel averaging about 20 of six feet or more in all places except the northern water depth to less than six feet surrounded it feet in depth. This work continued, with in- side at the eastern end. Shoal areas of less than six (lined area). The channel available to large boats terruptions by stormy weather, until late feet in depth are shown inside the light, curved line was about 50 feet wide along the south jetty. The Febuuary. The dredged portion is inside the heavy- on the right (North) side of the channel in the dredge started to work at the north edge of the lined rectangle. Meanwhile, however, heavy wave drawing above. The darker, rectangular lines show channel. action increased the shoal area, depositing some of the dredged area. The figures show measured the material from the east end of the exposed beach depth throughout the channel. back onto the shoal, which blocked almost two- thirds of the inlet to a depth of about 4% feet,

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By SANDY WESLEY graded. Boca Raton, its hotel and the more back to normal. Until The original inlet was News Staff Writer inlet. a hurricane hit, that is. The The Inlet's shallow long and constantly One old time resident actual date of the hurricane is On old Spanish maps the filling up with sand. remembers the inlet was so notknown, somewhere in the name is spelled "Boca de History In 1928 a multi-millionaire dependable and navigable late '40's, early '50's. but it's Ra tones" On today's road railroad builder from Penn- that the army used it one that should have gone map it's spelled "Boca the late 1920's, the inlet was sylvania, Clarence H. Geist regularly for its crash boats. down in history as the Raton." located not at its present site bought the bankrupt Cloisters The Germans also used the ruination of the inlet. It means Mouth of the Rat but farther south In fact, just from Addison Minzer and inlet. The mouth of the inlet The hurricane ripped out in Spanish, but it's meaning a bit north of the same spot changed its name to Boca became a favorite spot for the inlet's north jetty and goes much deeper than that. presently occupied by the Raton Club. German submarines spying after that Boca Raton Inlet Spanish pirates meant Boca Raton Hotel and Club He also built the Cabana on the army and its activities. became the victim of periodic "entrance to the reef of Cabana Club. Club complete with a salt After the war Fishermen clogging. hidden rocks" when they Legend has it that Captain water pool. It was the salt were back sailing through the That's what the city and coined the name "Boca de Edward Teach or "Black water pool that spelled death inlet to sea and life was once Arvida are trying to solve. Ratones" in the 16th century. Beard" used to sail through to the old inlet. To us Boca Raton is this the inlet and into what is now Geist wanted to pump town, but to the Spanish Boca Raton Lake where he fresh, clean, clear salt water pirates who roamed the seas would find haven from the from the ocean into the pool. plundering ships and looking law. It's been said that he The only way he could do this PRE-INVENTORY for places to store their also buried most of his loot on was by moving the inlet treasure, the Boca de the shores of Boca Raton, but farther north to its present Ratones meant the inlet. the only evidence ever found site, and placing his pumping During the 16th and 17th of any hidden treasure was a station at what would be the centuries and right up until few pieces of eight unearthed mouth of the old inlet. It also LIGHT wave action shows the outline of the sandbar at the mouth of the inlet and the days of Clarence Geist in when Highway A1A wasmeant tearing down a long how the waves break around the jetty. View in looking northward. narrow bridge and building a new, smaller wooden bridge over a new, shorter inlet. City told inlet needs constant care Geist didn't mind the ex- pense. All he wanted was his salt water pool. While Limited Supplies Last (Continued from Page 1) three-foot high shoal of sand In December, soundings 6-foot minimum depth," the 30,000 cubic yards of sand at a He got it. And Boca Raton to ''provide a factor of safety to appear slightly south of the taken after a bit of stormy report explained. cost of $24,000. got a new inlet that wasn't against shoaling." The depth north jetty. Three months weather showed a marked For the second dredging, a During the final stages of shallow like the old one, and it PER of the cut '"exceeded 8 t'eet after the dredging, two more build-up of sand. much smaller dredge was the second dredging, didn't clog up, like the old GALLON "The pattern of sand in- used since there was no rock engineers observed that sand below mean low water." shoals, one just south of the one. Excel lo Interior Latex bridge and the other north of trusion into the channel in to go through. Rough weather flow at the north jetty showed Throughout the years the The initial operation l that at certain tide levels, 1.00 per quart removed 95,000 cubic yards of the bend in the channel, were moderate amoir s during the slowed down operations and new inlet became a pic- Best bargain on quality merchandise discovered. The sand had summer and more rapidly at times worked directly "large amounts of sand turesque place for artists and heavy rock and sand at a cost flowed through the lower in excess of $90,000, the report filled the channel in to a during the fall led to a against the dredge, but by the fishermen alike. PER below mean low water depth decision to again dredge as end of March the job wascourses or rock to be Then came World War II said. dispersed in the inlet." GALLON It only took 17 days for a of 5.5 feet. necessary to re-establish the completed, having removed and the U.S. Army took over Excel lo Interior Semi-Gloss Floor 8 Patio Enamel Many other items too numerous to list

The text of Arvida study conclusions PER GALLON Here is the text of the flows through and over the stable between April and recently completed dredging sandbar located outside the and the other about March 1. Super Kem Tone Discontinued colors conclusions and recom- south jetty. The jetties leak November, but is unstable projects, in which 125,000 Inlet to provide 8-feet Additional dredging may be Mis-matches mendations in Arvida's excessively due to large voids during the winter months. cubic yards of material was clearance of mean low water. necessary if a combination of Al.00 exterior wood or masonary removed from the Inlet, was This area should extend storms adversely affects the finishes — Discontinued colors. report to the city council. in ungraded natural stone. However, a single storm in A real savings Conclusions The Inlet provides an the summer could readily $142,913.00 distributed as about 100 feet north and south channel. Experience gained in important drainage outlet cause shoaling if tidal and follows: of the center line of the Inlet. Estimates of Cost opening, maintaining and and aids in combating current conditions combine to Dredge Con- (d) Provide the services of The construction work SEE OUR EXTRA SPECIAL observing Boca Raton Inlet pollution in the adjacent propel the flow of sand into tracts $114,000.00 a small dredge on a regular described above is not during the past year indicates inland waters. During the Inlet. Engineering 10,495.00 time schedule to maintain the common to the area, and the that the Inlet is critically periods of heavy rain the high The bar outside the Inlet is Soundings and In- channel at 6-feet minimum cost is not readily predicted. 5Q* BARGAIN affected by sand flowing current velocities help to the most hazardous feature spection 14,957.00 depth. If the City has other The following approximate around and through the north reduce shoals previously for boats entering or leaving Photographs 1,762.00 dredging projects, the estimates are listed for jetty in storm periods, which formed by wave action. the harbor. The water depths Printing, Travel, ownership or annual leasing general guidance and are and up •HDLL cause shoals to form and Since ocean storms are less here generally ' govern the Miscellaneous 1,699.00 of a suitable dredge should be subject to revision when move rapidly. During part of frequent during summer, the usefullness of the Inlet for $142,913.00 considered. Placement of the more specific information is Paint Items — Rollers the summer season, sand channel tends to remain more boats of 2-foot draft or Recommendations dredged material on the available. greater. While the bar shoreline is subject to permit Repair Jetties $115,000 Brushes — Tools evidently acts as a transfer Due consideration of the from the Florida Trustees of Remove Rock and route for sand moving south- importance of Boca Raton the Internal Improvement Sand at Ocean •o ward, it probably funnels Inlet to the City of Boca Trust Fund. The existing Sandbar 100,000 some sand into the Inlet and Raton as a channel for access permit expires July 14, 1972. Procure Dredge & SHERW/NWILUAMS reduces the flushing action of between the oceen sx\h. the The Corps of Engineers' Discharge Pipeline 110,000 REAL ESTATE! ! outgoing tides. inland waters and as a permit expires December 31, Dredge Operation, 5TH AVE. PLAZA, BOCA RATON A dredging program to drainage outlet for the area, 1972. It is necessary to notify 325,000 395-0732 JOHN B. DOLAN maintain the specified depth points up the need for an these agencies of each Annual 40,000 on a continuing schedule effective program of dredging operation. A per- would be more satisfactory maintenance. manent discharge line along Vice Pres.-Mgr. Telephone The existing jetties are not the beach should be buried or Bateman & Co. Realtors Area Code 305 than awarding a separate contract for each dredging adequate due to their high so located to avoid an un- take a vacation for a change from 1299 So, Ocean Boulevard 395-9355 porosity. Some consideration sightly appearance or ob- Boca Raion, Florida 33432 399-8284 operation after the Inlet fills in. The cost of the two has been given to realigning struction to beach users. the channel to a southeasterly (e) If dredging is limited to the drudgery of dishwashing heading. Various com- a seasonal basis, at least two plications and high cost have operations should be led to the substitution of the scheduled — one at the Ask Us Why This Is The following recommendations beginning of the winter RE Goodrich SILVERTOWN regarding the jetties: season about November 1, Greatest Dishwasher (a) Retain the jetties in their existing locations and Made BELTED lengths to avoid the effects of for the change on the beach contours • Polyester Cord Body north and south of the Inlet. CORRECT TIME • Fiberglass Belt • Wide Profile (b) Repair and increase the DUAL WHITEWALLS height of the jetties by adding 24 hours a day

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LAUDERDALE BOCA RATON Boca Raton, Florida POMPANO BEACH BOCA RATON 942-8000 391-1200 p Phone 395-7300 941-5837 395-4122 I Li: J t V I' BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, June 21, 1970 Siebert, 3 outs from gem gets chased in 9th inning By VrrO STELLINO over the New York Yankees four-hitter to pace Cleveland But the big disappointment UPI Sports Writer was cut to 7-4. games, Baltimore beat Sonny Siebert went to the past Detroit. for Siebert was missing his Washington twice 12-10 and 3- Sparky Lyle replaced Dick Drago scattered second no-hitter since he mound in the ninth inning Siebert —who got a big 2 in 13 innings, Cleveland Friday night with a shot at .seven hits as Kansas City tossed one on June 10,1966 for edged Detroit 4-2, Kansas ovation from the fans—and beat Minnesota. Lou Piniella Cleveland against becoming the 20th pitcher in retired three straight batters City beat Minnesota 5-2, major league history to drove in two runs with a Washington. Chicago topped Oakland 4-2 to preserve Siebert's victory. double and a ground out and "I thought I had a chance and Milwaukee beat throw two or more no-hitters Failing to finish has been a in his career. Amos Otis stroked three hits. for it," he said, "But I cooled California 5-2. common problem for the Gail Hopkins drove in three off in the last of the eighth But when he left the mound Boston starters this season runs with a pair of hits as In the National League, St. seven pitches later, all he had when we had a long inning and they've thrown just 11 Chicago beat Oakland. and scored two runs. I wasn't Louis beat Chicago 5-4 in 17 was the dubious distinction of complete games—four by Hopkins hit a two-run single innings, Atlanta beat being the 48th Boston Red popping my fast ball in the Siebert. in the first inning and hit ninth. I didn't get that tired, Houston twice 7-6 and 4-2, Sox starter to fail to go the Merv Rettenmund's 13th another runscoring single in New York routed distance this season. but I just seemed to lose a inning single scored Dave the fifth. little rhythm." Philadelphia 13-3, Los Horace Clarke hit a 2-0 Johnson, who doubled, with Phil Roof's two-run homer He added, "I get behind Angeles beat Cincinnati 6-1, pitch for a single. Jerry the deciding run in in the three-run sixth inning Clarke 0-2 and had to come in Pittsburgh topped Montreal Kennedy doubled on the next Baltimore's victory over paced Milwaukee past with it and he hit a fast ball." 8-4 and San Diego nipped San pitch. Two pitches later Washington in the second California. In other American League Francisco 6-3. Tony Jacklin smiles over his sub-par score. Bobby Murcer singled in two game. In the opener, Boog Powell drove in four runs as runs. Then Roy White hit the Baltimore built up a 12-4 Open outlook dim next pitch for a two-run lead. homer and the Red Sox' lead Sam McDowell pitched a More wind, rain OK Big Leagues with leader Jacklin standings By JOHN G. GRIFFIN expected to come tootling out Nor, unlike the volatile Hill UPI Sports Editor of the West, in contrast to the who put himself in line for By United Press International American League Standings CHASKA, Minn. (UPI)— northwest blasts on Thur- disciplinary action Friday by East High winds, this time bearing sday, but either way Jacklin his cutting if hilarious criti- W. L. Pet. GB East rain, may return to the U.S. Chicago 34 25 .576 W. L. Pet. GB says he doesn't mind playing cisms of the course and the New York 32 30 .516 3V2 Baltimore 41 23 .641 ... Open Golf Championship in the gales once again. 32 33 man who designed it, is Pittsburgh .492 5 New York 38 26 .594 3 today—and it could be all Nor, now that he is within Jacklin particularly con- St. Louis 29 31 .483 5V2 Detroit 31 29 .517 8 that slender Tony Jacklin of Philadelphia 27 34 .443 8 Boston 30 30 .500 9 striking distance of a cerned about the unusual Montreal 23 39 .371 12V2 Cleveland 28 32 .467 11 England needs to insure a dramatic triumph does the West features of the 7,151-yard Washington 29 35 .453 11V2 victory that would make him son of an English lorry driver Hazeltine National Golf Club W. L. Pet. GB West the world's No. 1 golfer. Cincinnati 45 19.803 ... W. L. Pet. GB plan oh changing his method course. Atlanta 35 27.565 9 Minnesota 38 20 .655 Jacklin, dapper, 25-year- of play. LosAngeles 36 28.563 9 California 35 27 .565 5" old British Open champion, "No, I'm not thinking of When asked what was San Francisco 29 35 .453 16 Oakland 34 30 .531 7 carried a three-stroke lead needed to improve the San Diego 30 39.435 17V2 Chicago 24 39 .381 I6V2 playing conservatively the Houston 27 39.409 19 Kansas City 22 39 .361 17V2 over brash Dave Hill into the last 36 holes," said Jacklin. course, Hill cracked: Friday's Results Milwaukee 21 41 .339 19 third round of the U.S. Open "Ill just play as the situation "About 80 acres of corn and St. Louis 5 Chicago 3 (17 inns) Friday's Results and stood only 36 holes away a few cows." Atlanta 17 Houston 6,1st Baltimore 12 Washington 10/ 1st demands." Atlanta 4 Houston 2, 2nd Baltimore 3 Washington 2, 2nd from becoming the first man Los Angeles 6 Cincinnati 1 Cleveland 4 Detroit 2 since Jack Nicklaus to hold Pittsburgh 8 Montreal 4 Boston 7 New York 4 both of the world's most ROYAL PALM YACHT & COUNTRY CLUB San Diego 6 San Francisco 3 Kansas City 5 Minnesota 1 IDEAL FOR RELAXED LIVING New York 13 Philadelphia 3 Chicago 4 Oakland 2 coveted links titles at the Sunday's Games Milwaukee 5 Ccalifornia 2 same time. Philadelphia at New York Sunday's Games Handsome Tony got two St. Louis at Chicago (2) Chicago at Oakland (2) strokes of that lead in Montreal at Pittsburgh Milwaukee at California Houston at Atlanta Minnesota at Kansas City Thursday's first round when Los Angeles at Cincinnati (2) Detroit at Cleveland (2) he defied 41 mile-per-hour San Francisco at San Diego Washingtonat Baltimore winds that "reminded me of New York at Boston home" to carve out a 71, and Fathers Day he proved Friday that he Leading Batters could play in fair weather, National League too, by adding a 70 that gave Beautiful 2 bedroom home — large rooms and Bowling G. AB R. H. Pet. him a 36-hole midway total of closets— family room — spacious east facing Carty, Atl 62 223 51 88 .395 141, three strokes under par. Tournament Perez,Cin 64 242 54 88 .-364 patio — many extras — well landscaped corner Hckmn,Chi 54 178 40 SI .343 lot — ample room for pool. See it — you will 2 Divisions Gaston,SD 63 254 39 85 .335 The weather forecast for Clmnte,Pit 52 19B 22 66 .3333 like! A real value at only $59,500 — AALS-BR- Div. 1 —Father with Saturday was for winds Grbkwt.LA 61 193 30 64 .332 2346. own child Menke,Hou 66 251 34 82 .327 ranging from 15 to 25 mph, Shsky,NY 50 170 21 55 .325 Div. 2- Father with plus a 60 per cent chance of Dietz, SF 56 200 32 64 .320 WRONG TRIBE —Chief Nocahoma, Atlanta mascot who celebrates Braves' home rain some time during the adopted child Tolan,Cin 59 224 47 71 .317 runs with a war dance, watches in dismay as Atlanta's Rico Carty leaps for a drive by American League day. UOTHERWELL Trophies G. AB R. H. Pet. Astros' Denis Menke. — UPI Photo This tone the winds were Carew,Min 44 177 25 66 .373 Sunday, June 21st White,NY 64 247 52 87 .352 1*1 REALTOR JonSn,Cal 62 245 33 85.347 Noon — 9: p.m. F.Rbsn, Bal 53 193 38 65 .337 Hortn,Det 60 228 37 74 .325 757 S. Fed. Hwy., Colonial Bldg. 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N.W. 51st St. and 2nd Aye., Boca Raton (U.S. 7 - North end of the Tunnel) DEERFIELD 399-6104 8 a .m. to 5 p.m. CALL. 391-O26O (? blocks westof U.S'.l) Sat. 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday, June 21, 1970 BOCA RATON NEWS 9A Evening Television Saturday Ch. 2 Ch. 4 Ch. 5 Vanessa's 'alive U.S. 1-BOCA RATON J 6:00 No programs News News 6:30 scheduled Perry Mason Huntley-Brinkley 7:00 Perry Mason Nashville Music 7:30 Jackie Gleason Ray Stevens 9 OUR SPECIALTY II 8:00 Jackie Gleason Ray Stevens 8:30 My Three Sons Adam-12 Char-Broiled Steaks and 1 »:00 Green Acres Movie (see below 'Take a hollering run... 9:30 Petticoat Jet. Broiled Florida Lobsfer 10:00 Mannlx By LUCINDA L. FRANKS her co-star in the film and the bodian policies, she pushed 10:30 Mannix HAPPY HOUR 11:00 News News LONDON (UPI) — father of her new baby (she through a 1,000 strong mob 11:30 Movie (see belowl Tonight Show Vanessa Redgrave, ginger has two other children, age trying to storm the American 4 to 6 P.M. hair flying and palras to the seven and six, by former Embassy and led her group (Except Sunday & Holiday*) Ch. 6 Ch. 7 Ch. 10 sky, ran down a green hill in husband, director Tony of 100 through Grosvenor S.chrafft's famous recipes of London's East End and Richardson), strayed away Square, softly chanting the Traditional foods assuresyou of 6:00 Movie News U.S. Open folded like an astrieh at the 6:30 A/f-Amer. oiliege Huntley-Brinkley U.S. Open from the movie cameras to names of the students killed top-notch quality whether for 7:00 Movie (See below) frail of the West U.S. Open bottom. brush her forehead with his at Kent State University. breakfast, luncheon or dinner. 7:30 Ray Stevens News 8:00 Ray Stevens Newlywed Game "People don't use their nettle of curly hair. They It's Schrafft's for your favorite foods. 8:30 Adam-12 Lawrence Welk bodies anymore," she said, sang an Italian ballad 9:00 Jose Feliciano Movie t-awrence Welk PHONE 395-4800 9:30 Blanaiiits Amaro Lennon Sisters plunking up a handful of together and he went away. 10:00,Gabriele Lnnnon Sisters milkweed. Her long, bony 10:30, Aqui Esta Cuba Dick Van Dyke "We both have our own 11:00 Untouchables News News body was lost in a baggy lives, he lives in Italy, but we TV roles 11:30 Untouchables Defenders . Movie (see below) tweed coat, the costume for are together quite a bit and her newest film, "DropOut." Ch. 12 it's good," she said. "The Goldie Hawn, who came to' Ch. 23 "You have to take a good children are wonderful. They JIM 6:00 U.S. Open Gran Gala hollering run and feel the notice as a member oft 4:30 U S. Open News (Sp.) are my friends." Rowan and Martin's Laugh- 7:00 U.S Open grass under your feet o know INVITES Grar.des Peleas Vanessa, who has won a In" program, will have a one- T:30 Let's Make Deal Tremenda Corte you are alive, once in place as Britain's most 8:00 Newlywed Game Teleteatro awhile," she said. It was hour special during the 8:30 Lawrence weiK Entro El Punal soughtafter actress with such coming season. She has a YOU 9:00 Lawrence Welk Entre E| puna| break time in the filming. 9:30 Lennon S'Slers Fernando Sofer films as "Blow-Up" and long-term contract with the 10:00 Lonnon Sisters Fernando Soler Vanessa, 33, is an actress, Isadora," has departed from network for other shows. TO 10:30 Untouchables Gran Cine a political activist, and an 11:00 Untouchables Gran Cine the more conventional life- 11:30 Nows Gran Cine unmarried mother. style of her actor father, Sir OOLOCOAST VISIT "I seem to have the best of Michael Redgrave, and sister TUPLE THEATRE MOVIES all worlds," she said. "Oh, I Lynn, star of "Georgy Girl." U.S. l.Deerfield guess it is hard sometimes to "They are somewhat more At Drive In No, 1 SU Sm > HayWard Chand er be unwed. But people like conservative," she said. "I JacquS-Berge'raT ZTpll" "" "'" " ' ^ ' ' Mia Farrow and myself, we (to "i rYi """rrf'i7 ~ "Tobrukr" Rock Hudson, George Peppard, Guy Stockwell guess I'm called whacky and GENTHMN JIM'S are celebrities. We are unconventional but I really 11:30 p.m., Ch_ 4 - "Al Capone," Rod Steiger, Fay Spain, Nehemiah At Mint Indoor 2 AN INVITATION TO YOU Persoff, James Gregory, Murvyn Vye (to 1:30 a.m.) forgiven. We're just called just try to be happy." 11:30 p.m., Ch. 10 — "King Richard and the Crusades," Rex Harrison, progressive. The unmarried She has led many an anti- Just bring along this ad and I'll send a Vi liter Virginia Mayo, Laurence Harvey, George Sanders (to 1:30 a.m.) I'M CURIOUS of wine to your table to enjoy with our out- 11:45 p.m., Ch. 12 — "Carry On Constable," Kenneth Connor, Kenneth mother who works in a Vietnam War rally and Yellow Willrams (to 1:30 a.m.) factory in the East End, she protest march in London. But Mini Theatre— No. 3 standing Prime Ribs and Steaks. You'll like our is called a woman of sin." she believes in doing it moderate prices too, from $2.95 to $5.25. In- Vanessa Redgrave Italian actor Franco Nero, peacefully. During a massive Mini Indoor Theatre cluded is a mug of our popular Cheddar Cheese Sunday London march to protest located at Soup, an extra large Baked Idaho with all the TV week President Nixon's Cam- Gold Coast Drive in fixin's, selections from the "do it yourself" salad Ch. 2 Ch. 4 Ch. 5 buffet, and your individual loaf of bread. 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ABC wraps Ed Sullivan Walt Disney Music Hall." 9:00 Glen Campbell up the U.S. Open golf tourney HIGHLAND BEACH Bill Cosby Fors te s Glen Campbell THURSDAY lMw Y aga Bonanza on Sunday. 10:30 Jhe Advocates Mission: Imp. NBC's "Animal World" has and the Mission: Imp. Bonanza 11 00 Advocates Bold Ones SUNDAY "Guardian Angels," dealing 11:30 News Bold Ones . : OCEAN FRONT Merv Griffin Ambassador Charles W. with man's efforts to save DINNER SPECIALS Yost, U. S. permanent animals. representative to the United "Happy Days" makes its from $2.95 WINDSWEPT Ch. 6 Ch. 7 Ch. 10 Nations, will be interviewed CBS bow. The show on NBC's "Meet The Press." specializes in reprising LOUNGE & DINING ROOM (a.m.) comedy and music of the LUNCHEON SPECIALS located directly on the 7:00 Learning Ladder "NFL Action" on CBS at 7:30 Oral Roberts Underdog Learning Ladder 4:30 reviews the history of 1930's and 1940's. 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(late skate) ___ IN LOUNGE FBI Entre El Punal 8:30 FBI 9:00 Entre El Punal And, worse yet for the COQ AU VIN, BOURGOGNE 3.95 Movie (see below) Espectacuiares . 9:30 Bard, an Irishman is taking Young chicken braised to a golden brown, cooked in a I 10:00 Espectacuiares 10:30 Gran Premier Shakespeare's place in the wine sauce of pearl onions and mushrooms - 111:00 Espectacuiares 111:30 summer drama schedule. Sp. Drama Dr. Sydney James, director GROUND SIRLOIN STEAK, SAUCE CHAMPIGNON 3.95 OPEN CALL Aged Western beef — ground and cooked to *der — of the university Theater, served with mushroom sauee " MOVIES said Friday that he had been 7 FOR unable, after several tryouts, DELIVERY BROILED SWORDFISH STEAK, 11:30p.m., Ch. 7 — "The Lone Hand," Joel McCrea, Barbara Hale, James to round up a suitable cast for DAYS SAUCE MEUN1ERE OR TARTARE :. 3.95 rness (to 1 p:m.) the Shakespearean drama. IZZAf Served with lemon wedge 13:30p.m., Ch. 4 — "The Old Fashioned Way," W. c. Fields, Judith Aflen, |joe Morrison do 2 p.m.) Instead, he said, he'll open NEW YORK STYLE '.:30 p.m., Ch. i — "Fear Strikes Out," Anthony Perkins, Karl Maldin (to three nights of tryouts 3:30 p.m.) 1:30 p.m., Ch. 7 — "Rich, Young, and Pretty," jane Powell, Danielle Monday for "Playboy of the REG. $2.25 REG. $4.00 REG. $3.50 BRISKET OF CORNED BEEF AND CABBAGE .. 3.95 >arrieux, Wendell Corey (to 3 p.m.) Western World," by Irish Leon and tasty slices of corned beef, served with .J2 p.m., Ch. 12 —"Last Outpost," Ronald Reagan, Rnonda Fleming (to 3:30 braised cabbage i.) playwright John Millington LARGE PLAIN LARGE DELUXE MED. DELUXE f3 p.m., ch. 10 — "The Kentuckian," Burt Lancaster, Diana Lynn, Dianne Synger. SLICED SIRLOIN OF BEEF, BORDERLAISE ... 4.95 t=otter, Walter Matthau (to 5 p.m.) plus plus 1 3:30p.m.,Ch. 6 — "Thunder in the Sun," Susan Hayward, Jeff Chandler, Shakespeare will keep his Aged Western beef — cooked to order — served with a Jacques Bergerac (to 5:30 p.m.) PIZZA delicate brown sauce • 3:30 p.m., Ch. 7 — "House of Women," Shirley Knight, Andrew Duggan, other place on the summer REG. $1.25 REG. $1.25 Constance Ford (to 5 p.m.) schedule at FAU, however, ROAST PRIME RIBS OF BEEF - AU JUS 4.95 3:30p.m., Ch. 12 —"Good Sam," Gary Cooper, Ann Sheridan (to 5 p.m.) $ 4:30p.m., Ch. 4 — "Daddy Long Legs," Fred Astaire, Leslie Caron, Terry with "Twelfth Night." It will SMALL PLAIN SMALL PLAIN Aged Western beef served to your liking with natural Moore, Thelma Ritter, Fred Clark (to 6:30 p.m.) run on June 30 and July 1, 2, 9, juices 5:30 p.m., Ch. 6 — "Feear Strikes Out," Anthony Perkins, Karl Maldin (to 1.90 $ 7 30 p.m.) 10, and 11. ENTRECOTE, MARCHAND DE VIN 4.95 7:30 p.m., Ch. 6 — "Thunder in the Sun," Susan Hayward, Jeff Chandler, "Playboy" will substitute Jacques Bergerac (to 9:30 p.m.) SAVE 35* '4.50 4.25 American style Sirloin steak 9 p.m., Ch. 10, 12 — "Rock-A-Bye, Baby," Jerry Lewis, Connie Stevens, for "Hamlet" on July 30, 31, Above entrees include choice of: Marilyn Maxwell, Hans Conreid, Reginald Gardiner (to 11 p.m.) and August 1, 6, 7 and 8. ll.p.m., Ch. 6 — "Thunder in the Sun," Susan Hayward, Jeff Chandler, SAVE 75' SAVE 50* Appetizer or Soup, Potato, Salad, Jacques Bergerac (to 1 a.m.) Tryouts for the Irish play 180 S. Federal Hwy. Dessert and Beverage 11:30p.m. Ch.5 — "The Bellboy," Jerry Lewis, Corrine Calvert. • 11:45 p.m., Ch. 10— "Marie of the Isles," Belina Lee, Folco Lulli, Alain will be from 4 to 6 p.m. Saury (to 1:45 a.m.) Monday, Tuesday and -and Italian Restaurant 395-0105 For Your Next Banquet or Wednesday in the university Offer Good thru Sunday, June 21 Holiday Party, Call 943-6000 Humanities building. 10A BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, June 21, 1970 Why stop living at 100? these folks don't benefits to anyone over 72 not sizing the boat." She was By LEON BURNETT has just compiled two new machine; inspite of his 100 otherwise eligible. rescued after six hours. United Press International books of his poems. years, he is very much a The nation's 4,574 centenarians all get "I was born under a lucky "There isn't a woman in In the town of Ninety Six, Bowen has written 19 citizen of today." star," said Mrs. America at my age (101) who S.C., Tftomas Anderson still novellas and a novel. The Mrs. Flora Barrington, 101, birthday greetings from Social Security Passailaigue, a native of can boast of eight children, does some surveying on novel, "Uncharted Seas," of Jackson, Miss., recollects Charleston, S.C., recalling a all living, all normal," Mrs. occasion—at age 101. was on the best-seller list for friat she and her husband cruise on the family's 30-foot Passailaigue reported. Susan Chubb of South six weeks. After that, he moved to "the wilds of understands "it has grown a store up to 1947. She still has Kate Melchers sailboat when she was 17. quipped, "It sank to the Bend, Ind., is the same age, Florida" before the turn of little." good eyesight, and still sews. Passailaigue of Columbus, "The mast gave way and Her reply to an inevitable and continues gardening and bottom of the sea." the century, joining the other question: "I don't drink, Mrs. Barrington gained Her formula for long life: Ga.s says she "never worked smashed a gaping hole in the sewing for pastime and A friend of Bowen's ob- white family in a Seminole eligibility for Social Security "sunflower seeds and an for wages" but draws Social hull. Luckily, a rock lodged in smoke, chew or gamble, profit. served that a visit with him Indian settlement. The name benefits as a dressmaker in a excellent God-given constitu- Security checks under a 1966 the hole, preventing the liquor and me are no friends. Then there's Charlie Smith "is not a trip through a time of the place: Miami. She Houston, Tex., department tion. change in the law providing gushing water from cap- I despise it." of Bartow, Fla., a former slave who's 127 and worked as an orange picker at age 113 to earn eligibility for Social Security benefits. These are among the 4,574 centenarians the Social Security administration lists on its rolls. They're con- sidered something special, and commissioner Robert M. Ball sends a personal greeting to each on his or her birthday. In addition, Social Security people interview some of them periodically to see how they're getting along. Charlie Smithi far and away the oldest of the group, has nothing particular to report, since just taking it easy is his sole pursuit these days. Some of the "youngsters" are something else again. Anderson, a lifelong resident of Ninety Six who has been a licensed surveyor for more than 80 years, reports: "I still run a line oc- casionally when the weather is good, but I don't go out in the rain any more. Thirty years ago my doctor told me I was in good condition, but I ought to stop jumping gullies and wading creeks. I didn't do it, though, and sometimes they have to come and pull me out." Mrs. Chubb has a large garden and still does all the work except the plowing. She supplements income from the vegetables, and Social Security, by making rugs and quilts to order. "The Social Security checks are my main source of income," she said, "but it's not enough to live on, so I must work." Mrs. Chubb, still active in the Republican Party, also reported: "I haven't missed an election since women were first allowed to vote, and I hope I'm around to get the best man in the next national election." Another 101-year-old. Robert Adger Bowen of Greenville, S.C., continues literary activities he began as a free4ancer in 1910. He Litter costs on rise WASHINGTON (UPI) — The high cost of litter continues to rise in the nation's 752.2 million acres of federal parks, forests and lands, with the price tag for fiscal 1971 estimated at about $21,623,000. That marks a hike of more than 12 per cent over the $19,257,000 spent for cleanup in fiscal 1970. Rep. Julia Butler Hansen, D-Wash., chairman of the House appropriations sub- committee that allocates A free checking account at the Two Banks in Boca. money for the Department of the Interior and the U.S. And two easy ways to get yours: Forest Service, said of the clean-up budget: "I cannot resist again calling attention to the cost of messy Americans. A great One. Open a regular passbook savings account at Two. Open a checking account at either of the Two many million dollars per First Bank & Trust of Boca Raton. Or University National Bank. Banks in Boca. Maintain a minimum balance of $200.00. And year could be expended in Keep a savings balance of $600.00 or more, at 41/ % interest well cash all the checks you write, for no service charge. So useful construction and 2 maintenance—or expansion per annum. And we'll open a checking account for you, totally at least it won't cost you money to spend money. of services—if huge sum§ of free. No minimum balance. No service charge...so you save In fact, if you write about twenty checks a month, it could money were not required to money every time you write a check. It's like having two sav- save you $30.00 next year. clean up the litter left by earless individuals who not ings accounts. Not bad. only clutter but burn our national recreation areas." She added that litter costs That's it: the no-charge checking account. Come in and get yours now; far exceeded the entire the sooner you start, the more you'll save! $17,863,000 budget for the Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife. Allen H. Seed, executive vice president of Keep America Beautiful Inc., cited the cost figures as "proof positive that every litter bit really does hurt, especially in the area of the taxpayer's pocketbook." First Bank and Trust Tokyo arrests University National Bank TOKYO (UPI)—Tokyo Two Banks in Boca metropolitan police arrested 15,739 minors on criminal charges during 1969, in- cluding 32 murder suspects. Population of Tokyo is 11.4 First Bank and Tnwt of Boca Raton, N.A., A National Bank, 15aE"st Palmetto P«k Road, 395-4420 / University National Bank of Boca Raton, Federal Highway and N. 40th Street, 395-7000 / Members, Federal Deposit Insurance Coip k million. \f

..the news behind the news Section B Page One Sunday, June 21, 1970

'He's very much in control... Most emphatically so.y Brown L. Whatley

By DAVIS MERRITT Editor, The News Brown L. Whatley comes on like your uncle who's visiting for Christ- mas — filled with avuncular pride at your success, ready to help it along, but still somehow a part of something else. The something else is Arvida Cor- poration's massive non-Boca Raton holdings, a multi-million-dollar in- vestment business and a list of organizations whose names fill two sheets of paper — single-spaced. He sits atop a corporation — Arvida 'In order to be well rounded, a community — that owns 7,500 acres of Boca Raton real estate, has assets of almost $140 must provide housing for all people in million, and is represented, officially and unofficially, on most of the im- all income groups....'--Brown Whatley portant civic groups and board of directors from Miami to Jacksonville. If money represents power — and there are those who insist that the difference is negligible — then Brown Whatley has power. On the issues But he wears it in tones as soft as the press in his oxford-weave shirt and talks it in tones as muted as his dark grey suit. It is important for any well-balanced building codes to take advantage of of money. But we have been most Does Boca Raton jump when Arvida community to have medium-and-low- new materials so as to avoid un- fortunate in that our lenders have been (i.e.; Whatley) snaps its fingers? cost housing, says Arvida Corporation necessary costs." most considerate. We expect to go "Not many people are jumping," he president Brown L. Whatley, "and we Cutting costs can help the developer right along (with development) though chuckles, holding his gold-rimmed intend to supply some of it." as well as the consumer, he says. not, perhaps, with the speed we should. glasses to the side of his head, "and I That's as close as any major builder "We would want to see volume sales "We have $20 million worth of haven't tried to snap my fingers." has come to talking about breaking and to do that you must cut your costs development in Boca Raton now. We But, he quickly adds, "That's not the through Boca Raton's housing cost- so you won't hurt yourself. You can have plans for two new 21-story towers way to accomplish our purposes of barrier. build a half dozen high-priced houses on the hotel grounds, and we'll go using the property we hold for the "In 15 years," said Whatley in an and make a profit, but you can also ahead with two hamlets in the Boca benefit of our stockholders and the interview recently, "if Boca Raton has build a hundred and take less profit on West program — including some community." continued to control its architecture each and still make money; and it's medium-priced housing." The two So the fingers don't snap. They and zoning and land use, it's going to towers, he said, are projected for better for the consumers and the whisper. Photos — By JACK HUTTON be one of the cleanest, most unspoiled community." completion in 1972. But things get done. areas on the East Coast." ON OWNERSHIP OF THE INLET: "He's very much in control," said And, he added, "There is room in Some other Whatley thoughts, "The ownership is not particularly one close associate, "most em- "was whether liquidating the holdings that concept for all people. In order to gleaned from an interview with The important. The public has rights to it phatically so. But he doesn't need to "He turned to an associate and News: established by usage and that cannot bluster about it. It's the confidence asked 'Why hasn't that been taken would best serve the trust (left by be well-rounded, a community must Davis)." provide housing for people in-^11 in- THE ECONOMY: "I have every be taken away. We want to control the that comes from influence." care of? What happened? Get it done come groups, except maybe indigents confidence that we will overcome this land around it and therefore are not "He gives you decisions," said today." Whatley thought not. Davis' Arvida — and maybe some of those, too. recession, if that's what you want to willing to give up any rights we may another. "No put-off or 'think about And, he added, characteristically, had holdings throughout south Florida call it. Business is good. The stock have. The inlet was dredged by our it'." "Let me know..." and (in 1961) capital of $70 million. "What many people fear about market situation is bad, and that has predecessor in title across his land and Whether he's in the board room in "Then he resumed the conversation, "It could be a real instrument in the medium- and low-cost housing) is high- dampened condominium sales. In- we have that title. Miami or his Boca Raton oceanfront just as if nothing had happened," said development of The Florida," Whatley density development that robs a city of vestors are locked in by low prices and "We will always provide access in apartment, or his apartment in the acquaintance. said. its charm. But if you keep open space, reduced trading and buying. It may order to maintain the structures there. Jacksonville, or the office of the Boca But something had happened. Slightly less than half the stock was it won't lose its charming character." hurt business, but if it tends to ac- How much access depends upon how Raton Hotel and Club, he listens to Whatley had gotten what he wanted, sold publicly, with the Pennsylvania complish the purpose of stopping in- large the structures are. Some people what is said, adds to comment with no bruises. Just a direct, firm Railroad (now Penn Central) buying Whatley said that Arvida is looking flation, it would have been well wor- in the city seem to think the access perhaps, and makes a decision. order. the majority share. into a modular-home development in thwhile, because we would have been should be wider than we have in mind, It's his mind for detail and his "He'slowkey, basically," according "The railroad was more aggressive Broward County as a partial answer to in trouble if inflation had continued but that's mainly a political football." potential sharpness of tongue that to one associate. But another says, than the trustees (of the estate) had the problem of housing for the $10,000 a rampant." THE POLO GROUNDS — "We have make things happen, says one man "He can be firm. When he says been," Whatley said, and Arvida was year family man. no plans at the present for the polo who has dealt with him. something, that's it." on its way., Development, not direct "It's a great problem with govern- ECONOMY'S EFFECT ON AR- grounds. It may be a shopping center, He gives the impression, at least, of selloff, became Arvida's trademark. ments at all levels," he said. He feels He recalled a casual sidewalk Some land went to indirect develop- VIDA, "It has made us slow our but that will probably be four or five being willing to listen to anyone. conversation in which some comment ment — acreage given to Marymount the key is to "simplify and modernize progress, yes, because of the tightness "You can talk to him," said an in- years." twisted a nerve in Whatley's brain. College, to Florida Atlantic Univer- sider, "but you'd better produce." sity, to the city of Boca Raton. Whatley, who turned 70 in March, knows about producing. At 18, lanky, All, however, as another method of red-faced and energetic, he was a development of the briginal holdings. secretary and advertising manager of "We don't call ourselves a charitable organization," Whatley says with only a couple of rural fairs in Georgia while a slight grin on his ruddy features. "I The studying from the Chicago Art In- view Arvida as being the in- stitute and the Art Students' League of strumentality by which its New York. (He still paints.) He got stockholders can make a profit and at degree-serious about education in 1922 the same time serve the community and finished at the University of and the state." man 1 Georgia, a state away from his The "serve" part includes civic Ashland, Ala., birthplace. work and political activity "on an He married Marion Harlan in 1924 individual basis," as Whatley insists. and they rode out the depression with Arvida executives are urged to get him as a junior executive in Telfair, involved in community affairs, but ffiHnllrl Stockton and Co., a real estate firm. In apparently aren't ordered to. It's their 1937 he joined with Joseph W. Davin in option; but they know that Brown a statewide real estate, insurance and Whatley knows what civic respon- Jack 1 mortgage operation known as sibilities they are offered and which Whatley, Davin & Company. they accept and which they turn down. ;/ : Nine years later, that company "He always says, 'Ask so-and-so to ;\::;.^,^:; >::Hiittoii 1] absorbed Telfair, and Whatley wound do it and let me know what he says'," up as president of a multi-million said a chic doer who has dealt with dollar business that, by the fifties, was Whatley and Arvida. among the largest in the country. Brown Whatley is an 1] So-and-so generally does it. Meanwhile, in Boca Raton, Arthur Even with all that influence, interesting photographic • Vining, Davis, retired president of Whatley doesn't always get his way. subject. His ruddy skin • Alcoa, was buying up everything in texture makes for in- • For instance, he'll tell you that he sight, and when Davis died, his and his wife have had three apart- teresting expression, and • holdings were vast, undeveloped and ments "sold out from under us" in his confidence shows. You 1mBjjM tax-heavy. Boca Raton. could shoot pictures of him • That's when Arvida (for ARthur, forever, and never get the E Vining, DAvis) signed a management "I guess they liked the furnishings or same one. G contract with Stockton, Whatley, something," he laughs. •••••••'.- •'. •• .' •• Davin & Co. to manage the properties. But then, they were all Arvida- Part of the deal was that Whatley owned apartments, so he moved rather would run Arvida. happily. After all, that's the business he's in. Andhe gets his way, even if his "The question then," said Whatley, fingers don't snap. Around the Town Almost forgot

2B BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, June 21, 1970 By SANDY WESLEY wonder. After all, Mother Linda graduates Magna News Women's Editor may be there when you're Cum Lauda and received a sick, but it's Father's money Bachelor of Science Degree Dear readers: that pays the doctor bills, in elementary education. Today I did the un- Mother may be there to drive She's a member of Kappa pardonable. I almost forgot junior to little league prac- Delta Pi, an honorary society Sunday was Father's Day. I tice, but it's usually Pop who in education. probably would never have showed junior how to hold the remembered had I not bat, and Mother may be the glanced at Mitch Woodbury's one who helps sis get pretty column. for the prom, but it's always Which points up a rather Dad who says the first, "You interesting phenomenon. sure look pretty." Why is it whenever Mother's I'm glad I didn't forget Day rolls around newspapers completely. put out special sections lauding Mother, stores go all out with special gifts for Motor trips across the Mother, and sons and United States have always daughters purchase Mother's been fun, but what about Day gifts weeks in advance? motor trips across Europe? When Father's Day comes, I'd say they ought to be there are no special sec- double fun, especially if tions.only a story or two they're ten day tours such as about Father and his good the one Mr. and Mrs. deeds, no special gifts, just Lawrence G. Werch have the usual shirts, ties, slacks; embarked on. Miss Newbold no buying Dad's gift a week The couple, their son, Andy or two ahead, a day or two and their daughter, Peggy, ahead is soon enough.Why I began the ten day tour in Rome and will cover 12 Newbold- countries ending in London, Dancing class England. The family is looking Scott will start forward especially to visiting L.A. Skip Bafalis and his wife (center and near right) chat with Mrs. Ray Rankin, Mrs. George Van Zee, and Carl Nadley. the birthplace of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Thursday, June 25, will see Werch's grandparents in Newbold, Crescent City, a ballroom dancing class Northern England and the announce the engagement of swing into a new 10 week former home of Werch's their daughter, Nancy series. parents in Germany. Hubbard Newbold, to Robert The class, sponsored by the David Scott, son of Mr. and Boca Raton Recreation Back in the United States, Mrs. H. Samuel Scott of Boca Department, will be con- Mrs. John Wise, president of Raton. ducted in the Community Boca Raton Area Delta Zeta Miss Newbold graduated Center. Alumnae, represented her Instructors Jane Parker from Crescent City High Where the chapter at the sorority's School and Florida State and Jim McDowell will national convention in demonstrate and teach all University. She is currently Phoenix, Arizona June 14 employed by IBM in Boca ballroom dance steps from through 19. the "Waltz" to the "Cha Raton as a computer programmer. action is Cha." And Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Beginners will meet at 7:30 Her fiance graduated from Hewitt, 310 N.E. 30th St., Seacrest High School, Palm pjn., intermediates at 8:30 have returned home after pjn. and advanced at 9:30 Beach Junior College, and Boca Raton Hotel and Club is still the scene for Boca attending the graduation Florida Atlantic University. Raton's social life. pjn. exercises for their daughter, He is presently employed at At least that was the case last week when the club Registration or information Linda, at Florida State IBM as a system analyst. may be obtained at the drew Boca Raton residents for two functions in two University June 13th. A July wedding is planned. days. Community Center. First was a reception for Republican candidate for governor, L.A. Skip Bafalis. The reception was given by Poinciana Women's Republican Club in the Cafe Newcomers WALLPAPER SHOWROOM Galeria and marked the opening of Bafalis' campaign Gallerie M j in south Florida. will meet Next was the Chamber of Commerce luncheon at Latest Colors, Patterns & Materials which Max Booke was named "Man of the Year" and Newcomers Club of Boca PAPERHANGING SERVICES Brown L. Whatley, "Industrialist of the Year." The Raton will meet Thursday, luncheon was held in the Cabana Club. June 25, at Sir William Sun Coast Decorators Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marqusee get ready to dine at the Chamber of Commerce Johnson Inn. luncheon. The meeting will begin with 5501 No. Federal Hwy., Boca Raton luncheon at 12:30 p.m. followed by cards. Phone 399-5518

Woman labor commissioner OUR ANNUAL 'Dear Abby'of labor relations

AUGUSTA, MAINE conditions governing more (UPI)— The dean of the than 300,000 employees. ture of steadily rising "It's been a gradual, evolu- nation's labor commissioners In addition, the agency average age in many skilled tionary'process," said Miss is a genial, matronly veteran appoints arbitration and industries, indicating an Martin. "If you did things too of the labor-management factfinding boards in impending recruitment abruptly, you would disrupt wars. Her grandmotherly protracted labor disputes and problem as fewer young the whole production manner disguises a knack for investigates upon complaint people replace retiring process. Progress, first of all, surviving and prospering in a charges of discrimination on employees. requires education. man's world. the basis of race, religion, Since assuming her post in "When a majority of age or national origin. 1947, when the department employers and employees SALE In nearly 25 years as Maine's Commissioner of "Much of the work is administered 37 pages of are convinced they need the Labor and Industry, Marion educational," says Miss statutes. Miss Martin has type of legislation you're E. Martin has presided over Martin. "People call us helped make landmark ad- working on, that's the time to an impressive array of ad- wanting to know their rights ditions to state law: Maine's pass it. Before you develop vances in the lot of the under particular cir- first minimum wage law in this broad acceptance, you ALL workingman. And with the cumstances or the procedure 1959, a broad occupational- couldn't hire enough in- enactment of the state's first for engaging in collective safety law including elevator spectors to enforce the law." collective bargaining law for bargaining. I feel like the and construction industry NATIONALLY municipal employees last 'Dear Abby' of labor relations regulations, a fair em- That kind of methodical, year, she sees new worlds to in the state." ployment practices act to stepby-step approach has conquer with no hint of The department also does prohibit discrimination, and enabled her to glide with retirement. statistical research delving laws requiring that women apparent effortlessness ADVERTISED Her department enforces a into the background of receive equal pay with men through the political and complex variety of state laws Maine's labor picture. One for equal work. bureaucratic jungles. on minimum wage, women current project, whose fin- BRANDS and child labor, occupational dings are being analyzed, safety and other working traces a disheartening pic- Whatever Your Taste in REDUCED

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Mrs. David Joseph Enteriin Mrs. Richard Spencer Roth Mrs. Kenneth Walter Higgins Jr. etcner Sandra Gayle Sharp, bride, is employed at daughter of Mrs. P. Bibletown in Boca Raton. Shuman-Enterlin Brown-Roth Eidsness-Higgins Householder Sharp and Richard E. Sharp of Pom- matching Camelot hats with deep pink and white Janet Polk Eidsness, home followed the ceremony. pano Beach, became the Christine Shaman, trimmed with flowers from Dorothy Ellen Brown, bride of Barry Kenneth daughter of Mr. and Mrs. daughter of Police Chief and carnations and white daisies. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. The bride attended Boca H.I.S. their bouquets which were Her headpiece was of pale Frederic A. Eidsness, 591 Raton High School and will Fletcher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Shuman, 2338 airy arrangements of Mrs. W. Hugh Brown, Boca Kenneth Fletcher, Clear- Maya Palm Dr., exchanged Raton, became the bride of blue ribbon bows and N.E. Silver Lane, exchanged complete her schooling in lavender asters, purple streamers. wedding vows with Kenneth Tallahassee in the fall. water, Saturday. Pools, IncJ wedding vows with David baby's breath and touches of Richard Spencer Roth, in an s afternoon ceremony The bridesmaids wore Walter Higgins, Jr., son of The bridegroom, a Rev. Alfred H. Tracy of- Joseph Enteriin, son of Mr: hot pink miniature carnations ficiated at the double ring Saturday at First similar empire gowns in pale Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Walter graduate of Boca Raton High ; and Mrs. Joseph Enteriin, and sweetheart roses. ceremony in the First United Sayville, N.Y., in a double Presbyterian Church. blue and carried white Higgins, Sr., 380 N.E. 23rd School, will enter his junior Flower girl Jennifer parasols with white and Way, in a double ring year at Florida State Methodist Church in ring ceremony Saturday in The bridegroom is the son Clearwater. Church of St. John Baptist Shuman, the bride's niece, yellow daisies and pink and ceremony Saturday in First University in the fall as an of Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand L. Mrs. Keith Wenzel of Vianney, Gladwyne, Pa. wore a lavender dress of Roth of Livingston, N.J. red sweetheart roses. Presbyterian Church. history education major. organza trimmed with A reception and buffet at The bride, given in Following a wedding trip to Dunedin was matron of narrow lace and a deep Rev. Albert G. Shiphorst honor. Allen Weatherwilt of The bride, given in officiated at the double ring the Boca Raton Hotel and marriage by her father, wore Nassau, the couple will reside Residential marriage by her father, wore purple sash. She carried a Club West, followed the a floor length white linen in Boca Raton then return to Clearwater, a cousin of the basket of flowers similar to ceremony. groom, was best man. & an heirloom gown of Irish Matron of honor was Mrs. wedding. Afterwards the gown with ribbon woven in Tallahassee in September. point lace with matching those carried by the couple left on a wedding trip lace making the mandarin A reception was held after Commercial bridesmaids. Roger H. Miller Jr., Boca the ceremony. headpiece and carried her Raton. Bridesmaids were to Jamaica. collar, edging the short Pool paternal grandmother's lace Martin Enteriin, the sleeves and running down the The couple will reside in Mrs. William David Furr, The couple will be at home Construction •""• fan accented with lavender bridegroom's brother, was center front. The floor length Clearwater. Bradenton, sister of the in Denver, Colo., after July 1. Mrs. Sharp, mother of the statice. best man. Ushers were Mark bride, and Miss Kevyn Smith, The bride, a graduate of veil of nylon net also was & E. Shuman and T. Keith Boston, Mass. Miss Denise Seacrest High School, edged in ribbon on lace and Repair Maid of honor was Miss Shuman, bride's brothers, Brown, niece of the bride, received her associate of arts caught in a crown of flowers. Art class Susan Craig and bridesmaids and ring bearers were Arthur was junior bridesmaid. degree from Endicott Junior She held a bouquet of white A summer art class that

were Joanne Enteriin, R. Shuman II, bride's College in Beverly, Mass., daisies, yellow sweetheart offers a study of various > nephew, and Richard A. Ellen and Julia Furr, For FREE bridegroom's sister, Molly nieces of the bride, were and her bachelor of arts roses, baby's breath and modern art techniques will Glynn, Jane Mohan and Ann Fitzpatrick, Jr., the bride's degree from the University of white stephanotis. begin Monday at J.C. Mit- cousin. flower girls. ESTIMATES Epsen. Robert Van Keuren, Denver. She has been doing Maid of honor was Great chell Community School. They wore empire gowns of A reception at the Westfield, N.J., was best graduate work at the Larson and bridesmaids were The class is open to artists CALL lavendar saka cloth with Philadelphia Country Club man. Lawrence Scanlan, Los University of Denver and Holly Higgins and Beth of elementary and junior high followed the ceremony. Angeles, Calif.; William plans to teach in Denver. Frambach. They wore floor school age. Steve Kika, local The bride attended Convent David Furr, Bradenton; The bridegroom graduated length flowered skirts of deep artist and director of TV 942-7949 of the Sacred Heart, 1 Malcom Martin, Denver, from Livingston High School, gold poppies and white graphics at Florida Atlantic ftcnk Philadelphia and Cardinal POMPANO BEACH Colo.; and John Asimus, Livingston, N.J. He received daisies on an emerald green Miss Mangus University, will instruct the Gibbons High School, and Australia, ushered. his bachelor of arts degree background and blouses of class. received a degree in The bride, given in from the University of gold knit with V-neck and psychology from Trinity Denver and plans to enter three quarter sleeves. Mangus - & marriage by her father, wore College in Washington D.C. a floor-length gown of im- graduate school there. They carried white daisies The bridegroom attended ported white silk organza with gold centers and baby's Wilson THE BOCA RATON STORE 180 S. Federal Hwy. Seton Hall, Long Island and trimmed in pale blue organza breath and wore a crown of received his degree in and accented with clusters of baby's breath in their hair. HAS MOVED TO: Boca Raton psychology from Georgetown linen lace flowers. Her Best man was Rick Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. 395-5627 University, Washington. shoulder length veil of silk and ushers were Mike Hart Mangus, Boca Raton, an- 3333 N. Federal Hwy. Following the reception the illusion was held in place by a and Keith Higgins. nounce the engagement of 278-7087 278-0736 couple left for a wedding trip cluster of lace daisies and A reception at the bride's their daughter, Patricia in Canada. pearls. Lynn, to Vincent Brooks Wilson, Boca Raton. She carried a pale blue Vliet- Miss Mangus is a graduate parasol with white daisies of Boca Raton High School and gypsophila that flowed Bond where she was a member of into a cascade. the Civinettes. BOCA RATON The matron of honor wore Mr. and Mrs. Lester R. Her finance, son of Mrs. an empire gown with bodice Vliet, 736 N.E. 70th St., an- Leslie O'Donnell, Fort and long sleeves of linen lace, nounce the engagement of Lauderdale, is a graduate of romance blue chiffon skirt, their daughter, Carole Lynn, Stranahan High School and and a satin bow at the waist. to Sgt. Laurence E. Bond, attends University of 3305 N. Federal Highway 3333 N. Federal Highway NOW HAS She carried a white parasol Miss Vliet Pompano Beach, Florida Boca Raton, Florida USAF, son of M4. and Mrs. California at Berkeley. Herbert Bond, Palermo, N.J. A September wedding is Phone 943-2000 Phone 395-3717 SCHEDULED Miss Vliet is a graduate of planned. Boca Raton High and Patricia Stevens Career and AIRLINE SERVICE Finishing School, Tampa. Her fiance, a graduate of Ocean City High School, N.J. served 21 months with the U.S. Air Force in Okinawa BOCA RATON and presently is stationed at Hamilton Air Force Base, California. 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If you are on sand or Wear lightweight clothing, water, you can burn twice as either white or light in color fast since you get a reflection new treatment for leprosy to reflect the sun. from below as well as above, Drink plenty of liquid. creating double intensity of Water should be restored on the rays. waited underneath big mingo they could control leprosy in ($480,000)—no doubt an hourly basis. LONDON (UPI)—The 20- Heat exhaustion and heat year-old granddaughter of trees on the end of the village one generation and com- hospitals are necessary for Use extra salt on foods to to be examined and receive pletely wipe it out by a some cases— but for the replace salt lost by perspira- stroke are two hot weather the late Sir Winston Churchill dangers. Symptoms of heat puffed on a slim cigar and their pills," said Miss second generation—if they same money you could buy tion, or mix a little salt in Churchill, who has been had enough money," she 150 landrovers and com- your drinking water. exhaustion are similar to talked about treating leprosy shock. A person with heat in the African bush. publicizing the charity's work said. pletely cover the country," Do not wear plastic or rubber garments during hot exhaustion will have clammy Arabella Churchill recently for the past year. she said. Miss Churchill said her trip Sipping machine-dispensed weather. skin and appear confused. If spent two weeks on the conscious, a heat exhaustion The blue-eyed blonde said into the bush convinced her coffee from a plastic cup in Do strenuous work only "Mango Tree Run" in Arabella Churchill, the 20-year-old granddaughter of during the cooler parts of the victim should be given fluids, Tanzania and Zambia, she plans to make a lecture that out-patient treatment her London office, Miss the late Sir Winston Churchill, recently spent two weeks was the way to stamp out the day, and when working or with salt diluted in them. The helping doctors and health tour of the United States next Churchill said out-patient on (be "mango tree run" in Tanzania and Zambia, victim should be kept warm November to talk about her disease. She told about one playing in hot weather stop workers with a British treatment was helping rid helping doctors and health workers treat leprosy. The occasionally and rest for and lying down. charity called Lepra. African trip and the leprosy modern hospital she saw for leprosy of the social stigma blue-eyed blonde said she plans to make a lecture tour of problem. treating severe cases. about 10 or 15 minutes. A heat stroke victim must "We drove from village to attached to it for thousands of the U.S. in November to talk about her trip and the Carry a light sweater or village and some patients "The Lepra people reckon "It cost 200,000 pounds years. leprosy problem. be cooled immediately, since jacket and when leaving hot his temperature would be so weather and entering a cool, high there might be a danger air conditioned building, put of brain damage. Submerge the garment on for about 15 the heat stroke victim in cold Better chuck little jewelry minues to allow your body to water or wrap him in wet adjust to the cooler con- sheets or ice packs. A person ditions. The same applies with heat stroke requires when leaving an air con- immediate medical at- ditioned building. 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L i . !•:--=*.. m Your health Sunday, June 21, 1970 BOCA RATON NEWS 5B Medical news is hopeful By L.L. COLEMAN, M.D. medicine and surgery so symptoms that may be by your own doctor. He knows Duplicate bridge, Scout Hut, 7:30 p.m. Some drugs have a great. Brilliantly conceived related to it. you best. Tuesday, June 23 remarkable way of passing ideas are studied carefully The number of cells alone is Summer program, recreation centers, 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. through phases of popularity before being accepted by not important. The shape of everyone. the red blood cell, or Coll STATE [KIM Tuesday, June 23 Skipper Chuck's Popeye Playhouse, Community Center, 10 and then being abandoned E.E. JOHNSON, Agent Yoga, inst., Community Center, 11:30 a.m. erythrocyte, and how much a.m. hemoglobin it contains has 7601 N. FEDERAL HWY Children's Judo, Community Center, 6:30 p.m. Adult volleyball, Memorial Park, 7:30 p.m. What is the normal number 278-1 135 or 391-4333 Adult Judo, Community Center, 8 p.m. of red blood cells for a person special importance both for Wednesday, June 24 diagnosis and for treatment. Wednesday, June 24 who is in perfectly good IState Farm Fire and Casualty Company Summer program, recreation center, 8:30 a.m. Dr. health? A recent blood report There probably are fifty Yoga instr., Mitchell School, 7:30 p.m. Teenage dance, Community Center, 8 p.m. different tests that can be Thursday, June 25 Coleman was filled with a lot of GRIFFIN Thursday, June 25 numbers that had noperformed on the blood. Their Baton twirling instr., Community Center, 10:30 a.m. Summer program, recreation centers, 8:30.a.m.-4 p.m. meaning. "number" is meaningful only Modern Art class, Mitchell School, 7 p.m. to your doctor. FLOORING CO. Friday, June 26 Mr. A.P., Pennsylvania Ballroom dancing, Community Center, 7:30 p.m. "Griffin Has The Floor" Summer program, recreation centers, 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. only to return once more as Friday, June 26 Duplicate bridge, Community Center, 12:30 p.m. Dear Mr. P.: There is important methods of always great confusion when Drum lessons, Community Center, 9 a.m. treatment. This is the story of Speaking of your health: VINYL i Elementary band instr., Community Center, 10 a.m. patients read numbers, The poet Leigh Hunt said: a dye known as methylene especially when they are CORK Pre-band instr., Community Center, 11 a.m. blue. Before the era of the "The groundwork of all Saturday, June 27 somewhat anxious. Blood happiness is health." antibiotics and the sulfa pressure numbers, red blood CARPET Children judo instr., Community Center, 1 p.m. drugs, methylene blue was These columns are cells, and white blood cells designed to relieve your fears FORMICA Guitar instr., Community Center, 1 p.m. one of the few available numbers, blood sugar Thursday, June 25 chemicals to keep certain about health through a better Audubon Society film, Community Center, 8 pjn. numbers, cholesterol num- understanding of your mind SANDING bacteria and germs under bers, all are important to the control. and body. All the hopeful new doctor who performs the test. advances in medicine FINISHING With the advent of the reported here are known to antibiotics the need for The report of any study Monday, June 29 depends on the laboratories doctors everywhere. FREE ESTIMATES methylene blue was 138 N. Federal HwyJ Lion's Club, 399 N.W. 35th St., 7 p.m. markedly reduced, although that perform it, their Your individual medical problems should be handled Delray Beach • Gold Coast Stamp Club, Lighthouse Point City Hall, 7:30 p.m. Monday, June 22 - Friday, June 26 it still has value in the techniques and their own 391-4555 Tuesday, June 23 treatment of relatively rare range of the normal. Since Florida Scene exhibit, Art Guild 9 a.m.-l p.m. methods vary, even the Stamp Club, Community Center, 10 aon. Summer recreation centers: Scout Hut, Addison Mizner blood disorders and for the Kiwanis Noontime Club, Chez Joey, noon. diagnosis of some brain doctor considers a report only School, Mitchell School, Boca Raton Junior High, Boca Raton conditions. in terms of the span between Seagate Phoenix Club, First United Methodist Church, 7:30 p.m. High School. the normal and the abnormal. Does, 1395 N. Fed. Hwy., 8 p.m. Now it turns out that this Wednesday, June 24 dye has been successfully An adult male in good Towers Rotary Club, Ramada Lin, noon. used in experimental animals health has between 4% to 6 Trash pickup to prevent the formation of Men's Bridge Club, Mitchell School, 12:30 p.m. million cells per cubic LUXURY HI-RISE CONDOMINIUM calcium stones in the kidneys IN DELRAY BEACH Adult Chess Club, Mitchell School, 7:30 p.m. and in the urinary bladder. millimeter. The adult female Elks Lodge, 1395 N. Federal Highway, 8 p.m. West side: Monday — Boca Islands, Camino Gardens and Dr. William Boyce of the varies between 4 to 5% Alcoholics Anonymous, Methodist Church, 8:30 pjn. start Royal Oak Hills. Tuesday — finish Royal Oak Hills, Bowman Gray School of million cells. You can see, Thursday, June 25 Boca Park and start Boca Raton Square. Wednesday — finish Medicine in Winston-Salem, therefore, that a number Sunrise Kiwanis, Schraffts, 7:30 a.m. Boca Raton Square, Palmetto Park Terrace, Paradise N.C., has been using the drug itself would be confusing to It's a must to see! 5 acre peninsula on the In- Weight Watchers, University Bowl, 9:30 a.m. Palms, Country Club Village and Lake Floresta Park. with surprisingly excellent you. I am certain that your iracoastal — unusually large luxury apts. with Exchange Club, Pal's, 12:15 p.m. Thursday — lanison Palms, Old Floresta, Esterly, Bible results in more than 100 doctor told you the exact romantic balconies. The prestige address in Children's Chess Club, Mitchell School, 3 p.m. Grounds Ridge and Montez Gardens. Friday — Spanish carefully selected patients. Delray. 2 bedroom, 2 bath — from $36,000. Dr. Boyce believes that the significance of the number of Weight Watchers, First Fed. bldg., 7:30 pjn. Village north to 51st street. red cells in your blood. He Society for Retarded, First United Methodist Church, 8 pjn. East side: Monday — Boca Harbor, Bel Marra, Caribbean use of methylene blue seems Model Open Daily 9:00 to 5:30 Sun. 1.00 to 5:00 to have "sharply reduced the Welcome Wagonettes, Mitchell School, 8 p.m. Keys and start Delray Manor. Tuesday — finish Delray evaluates the report in the need for surgery with - such presence or absence of 200-220 MacFarland Drive, 278-4564, 399-8633 Masonic Lodge, 7298 N. Federal Hwy., 8 p.m. Manor south to Northeast 32nd street and Lake Rogers. kidney stones." Friday, June 26 Wednesday — 32nd street south to 20th street and Stratoliner. The new research may lead Parents without Partners, Community Center, 8 p.m. Thursday — Boca Villas, Por la Mar and Riviera. Friday — to the possibility of dissolving LICENSED - INSURED Estates, Royal Palm and Pearl City. stones in the urinary tract. CUSTOM CONSTRUCTION This has been a hope for £:£:£:;:£:•:•:•:• many years that may soon be a reality. 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%v I 6B BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, June 21, 1970 A mortgage based on potential, not cash? materials, land and other estate taxes and property between this amount and the under its program, in today's NEW YORK (UPI)— essentials of new home insurance. buyer's ability to pay it over mortgage market, in- Young couples looking to buy construction. Yet, several For example, on a $27,000 the period of the loan. stitutional lenders have no a home may have more going million people managed to house (the current national If more money were ready market available for for them than they realize. buy houses in 1969, and median cost) bought with a 10 available for a larger down the sale of VA-guaranteed Mortgage lenders, taking a several more million will do per cent down payment and a payment, this cost would be loans on houses costing over long-term view, have begun so this year. 30-year FHA mortgage of reduced by $8.10 per month $40,000. to give increasing weight to FINANCING: In the $24,300, the monthly mor- for each additional $1,000 of ONCE IN A LIFETIME? an applicant's potential Corporation, and a member creased earnings. Their regard to the current current tight money market, tgage payment comes to $197. cash down payment. More adventurous, more earning capacity, along with of the Mortgage Banking judgment is based on thehomebuying situation in- mortgage financing is tough Add to this about $60 forrea l FHA will now insure mort- sure of themselves and their a clean credit record. Advisory Committee of the probable growth pattern clude: to find, but not impossible. estate taxes and about $5 for gage loans on one-family future, and certainly more These are among several Federal National Association indicated by the applicant's SUPPLY: There are Such financing is usually property insurance. The total houses sold for up to $33,000. affluent, the current new concepts in mortgage (Fanny May). background and his present houses for sale all over the obtained from mortgage carrying charge would be While the VA sets no ceiling generation of young couples banking brought about by the Today, says Brotman, position. The mortgage country, but the supply is banking concerns, which $262 per month. There should on the price of a house which no longer look upon their first changing economy, in- many institutional lenders, in underwriter is also strongly short in relationship to the serve the real estate broker be a reasonable relationship a qualified veteran can buy home purchase their last. creasing costs of homes and reviewing a young couple's influenced by the applicant's number of prospective handling the sale. the inflationary spiral, ac- ability to meet the costs of record in satisfying other buyers. This is one reason for Because conventional cording to Emanuel M. • home ownership, give im- financial obligations. higher prices, but there are loans in most areas require Brotman, Board Chairman of portant consideration to the Some other views ex- others. Costs have sizeable cash down for IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY the J. I. Kislak Mortgage probability of future in- pressed by Brotman with skyrocketed for labor, payments, young couples and other buyers who do not have NEW MODEL Condominium planned substantial cash available usually buy their homes with KINGS COURT government insured (FHA) * Car-Lynn Homes HOMES or government guaranteed IN THI HURT 6 (VA) loans. OP IOCA KATON EXCELLENT FINANCING AVAILABLE Bethlehem Steel-owned First reaction to the current 8% per cent interest rate on FHA and VA loans may be that it is quite high. But, in comparison with the builder eyeing city rates on conventionally financed mortgages, nationwide, it is definitely MulticonProperties Inc.—80 per cent owned by Bethlehem company into new geographical areas and new types of housing. competitive and, in many Steel Corp.—will extend its real estate operations into South cases, lower. Florida^neluding Boca Raton. Mattson said the prices for Boca Raton condominium INCOME AND Douglas K. Mattson—vice president for the Florida region homes are to be slightly below those for other water-oriented CARRYING CHARGES: —said MPI will develop condominium properties here and in apartments in the South Palm Beach-North Broward sector. Buyers must show a Miami and Clearwater. Multicon, he explained, chose Boca Raton as an ideal reasonable ability to pay the Multicon has developed more than 10,000 garden-type location for a planned condominium community. "This city, monthly carrying charges, apartments in 18 cities of the East, South and Midwest. being midway on the Gold Coast, has a potential which has which include principal and • interest payments, local real BOCA RATON Mattson said MPI's backing by Bethlehem Steel will long been obvious," he said, "though, its population has grown appreciably in only recent years." permit a broadening of operations of the development J - MPIhasastaff of 200,andKessler, Multicon president,has KINGS COURT S " indicated it will form the nucleus around which the firm's 9.7 GROSS o WANT TO LIVE RENT FREE??? expansion will evolve. 4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS 2 BEDROOMS us . —^P£ 4 St 3 BEDROOMS 2 BATHS 2 BATHS z COME SEE THE "Bethlehem's participation will enable MPI to increase its Post WITH or WITHOUT POOL Office BEST APARTMENT VALUE IN BOCA contribution toward meeting the nation's housing needs," ACRES |n Boca Raionl Road WHERE CHILDREN & PETS Mattson said. These homes are styled and crafted in ettcJPajyRoa^ > AREWELCOMEl Bethlehem, the nation's No. 2 steel producer, made its With 460 feet on In* exacting detail. Large lots, full sod, Pa'.m R=yal Palm 1 Road Ask our rental agent on premise for details. debut in the housing field through acquiring the four-fifths tracoasta! waterway. sprinkler system, GE kitchen appliances, \ - interest in Multicon in April. Owner would con- heat and air conditioning included. Soca Rarcn MPI expects to complete 2,000 conventional housing units sider sole or forming :;> Coif Course \ There Are Many Reasons Why this year, and the firm eventually will produce modular corporation. -5?" / ' COURT APARTMENTS housing, and is planning to construct a factory for this pur- YOU SHOULD LIVE in Boca Raton 1 & 2 Bedroom start at $170.00 'ELECTRIC pose. GENERAL. "«ss with our rent free arrangement) 251 N.E. 4th Avenue, Boca Raton • Brand New Apartments ph. 395-4957 Telephone 391-2742 BROKERS • All Electric Kitchens OR YOUR BROKER W. Carl Robarts. Builder INVITED • Swimming Pool • Central Air & Heat Briefly... |MODEL OPEN EVERYDAY 9:00 - 5:00 {later by apt.) 1400 N.W. 7th Avenue The 8,200 manufacturing $598 million in goods. (Near FAU — IBM Hospital) plants in Florida produced Broward County came in Calk 391-5364 - 391-5700 more than $8 billion in second, with $198 million products last year, according worth of products from 696 to the State Chamber of plants. -i J .••*<* Commerce. Palm Beach County was »»*:•«< REAL ESTATE, Inc. •*••%•' Realtor Chamber data shows that midway in the list, with 331 104 N.E. 2nd St. 391-5700 Dade County is in the lead manufacturing plants with 2,091 plants producing producing $236 million in goods.

Albert V. Jackson of Boca Raton has been named general manager of the See Boca Raton's Lighting Gallery, 199 N. Federal Highway. MOST BEAUTIFUL MODEL HOMES Jackson, a graduate of the University of Buffalo, was involved in construction planning and coordination, before his new appointment.

Salary and nonfarm em- TROPIC ployment in Florida fell 4.3 per cent last month. Most of HARBOR the losses were because of JH* *• seasonal employment and current changes in both the HAS MORE OF -* A state and national economies. EVERYTHING

HALLMARK HI MODEL IN 2 VERSIONS The Florida Association of Realtors has gone on record in favor of the legislature's defeat of the "dry sands", which would have limited OMAL £C5E£NeO GARDEN FOUNTAIN property owner's rights on beachfront property. The most other apartments off.r ;„ their enf|>e £ !OOFED OVER SCtEENFEO PATIO association said the bill Located on Tropic |.|. Harbor, we off?9 "would have crippled the acres fFforidIivi.ngQt;tsf.nest-h9/2 economy of the state." 7.320 of waterfront, 2 swimming pOo(s .fc-ffl-board court,, putting g^ *' I WWW APARTMENT boot docks, plus luxurious recre- FURNISHED APARTMENT from ation and hobby buildings. _J Sabal 2 BEDROOM - 2 BATH Shares APARTMENTS BEDROOMS, $ BEDROOMS, $ AN ARVIDA CONDOMINIUM $ 2 BATHS FROM 2 BATHS fAOM On the Ocean in Boca Raton from 22,490 Two Ocean Exposures from Most Apartments FIRST 5 BUILDINGS SOLD OUT Prices for homes on your lot anywhere from Pompono to Boynfon, One. Two and Three inclusive. We have plenty of choice lots available in Boca Raton. Bedroom Apartments —OTHERS UNDER CONSTRUCT/ON Due to the unprecedented demonW Priced from 5* •» w* are completing the 7h ftf Models at Corner S.W. 9th Ave. & S.W. 4th St., Boca Raton $38,400 to $100,100 Immediate Occupancy Color Brochure on Request DeMARCO-BUILT HOMES BOCA RATON CARRY A FULL 1 II. PALMETTO PABK RO. 5-YEAR GUARANTEE APPLIANCE CORP All Structural Materials & Workmanship z I MODELS Model Open Daily

CAMIMO flEAL GENERALff ELECTRIC HOWARD JOHNSONS • ppllanc Suppli.d RfSTAUBAKT & MOTEL. ™ APPLIANCE CORP. and S.r»le.J Br Boca Roton—Pompono 800 Tropic Isfe Drive Harbor CONDOMINIUMS Development of Delray Beach &. ARVIDA CORPORATION 1021 H1USB0R0 MILE (AlA) 701 South Ocean Boulevard DeMARCO & SONS, Ine. 87 5 E. Camino Real MLLSBOM BEACH 343-8000 Boca Raton. Florida 33432 Phones; Boca Raton DESIGNERS • BUIIDERS • DEVELOPERS SINCE'7979 395-5330 396-7334 *0pen Dai/y anJ Sunday* Fort Lauderdale Telephone 399-6667 or 278-3358 ;. i\ 399-3965 399-0102 TELEPHONES 399-4300 • 395-4300 Miami 945-1618 Sunday, June 21, iy/0 BOCA KAIUN NfcWb 7H. LOWER REGULAR PRICES AND MORE DEEP CUT SPECIALS.

THE BF.ST THING YOU CAN GI VE A CHI LD IF YOU'LL TAKE THE TIME WINN DIXIE GROWING UP IS GOOD MEMORiES...TIMES WILL HELP YOU GET THE MONEY...MONEY YOU TOOK HIM CAMPING OR SIGHTSEEING YOU'LL SAVE ON ALMOST EVERY'ITEM IN OR JUST SAT AND TALKED ABOUT NOTH- OUR STORE WITH OUR LOWER REGULAR For !NG IN PARTICULAR. ALL IT TAKES IS PR, ES AND MONEY YOU'LSAVL SAVE E NO 0UN n.iRR children TIME AND A LITTLE MONEY. DE£pC QUJ SPEC|ALS _ ° We've received our first fan QUANTITY RI6HTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD THRU WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24,1970 mail. One reader faults our column because "it's all for boys. "Of course," she says,' "Completely "girls are less likely to be problem readers than boys, U.S. CHOICE BOTTOM but just the same you should UJ/D tell us more about books for TOP ROUND STEAKS OR CUT-UP QUICK FROZEN girls who are good readers ROUND STEAKS and girls who are not so good SIRLOIN STEAKS FRYERS at reading." [U.S. CHOICE Right she is on both counts. UJ^D Girls are more willing to read "BRAND" and fewer of them need to be USDA n 'ii III n urged or conned into reading. >tMENT GRADED GRADE "A" We have leaned heavily on suggesting books to entice ."CHOICE boys to read, and probably ^ ...... ui it! til 111 III 111 111 111 til A will do the same over the long haul. But this one is for the girls. •Hi T Oddly enough, girls are more partial to a couple of subjects we might normally PORK WESTfRN CORK-FED PORK (3-5-18.) AVERAGE expect to appeal to boys. SPARE RIBS B .69 RUMP STEAKS A .29 LEO'S SLICED MEATS Mysteries and horses are two TENDERLOINS U.S. CHOICE NATURALLY TENDER such subjects. On the other 10RK 4BZ. PKG. CONTINENTALCOOKEDSUCES pup DflllUn CTC1VC 1 OO hand, girls do have IMPORTED HAM 59 "* RUUND STEAKS LS 1.39 preferences for subjects we as. CHOICE NATURAILT TENDER PORTERHOUSE OR 120Z. PKG. CONTINENTAL expect them to be partial to, T—BONE STEAKS L8. 1 .39 3-OZ.J such as nurses and romance. FILLETS DANISH SALAMI .89 Now, as daughters are LB. 1.19 PKGS." charter members of the 1-tB. PKB. BffiR'S C8tD SUll SKINLESS ViElNEKS OR u younger generation, they can DINNER FRANKS .69 £g| be expected to resist parents' LB. CK STEAKS B 79 1 LB. PKG. DIRR'S GOLD SEAL ALL VARIETIES' suggestions, just as we us. CHOICE NATURALLY TENDER resisted our parents' in- SLICED BOLOGNA .69 LONDON BROIL 1.29 1 LB. ROLL COPELVID'S (HOT OR MILD) fluence and they resisted our B.S. CHOICE ROU NO BONE grandpas and grandmas. But SAUSAGE ROLLS .69 \

Jacqueline Kennedy PACK Onassis by Patricia Miles J2-0Z. Martin. Illustrated. {7 to 9). American News says: "Simple, sympathetic, and 12 OZ. CAN FISCHERS OLD GERMAN STILE LIMIT ONE OF EITHER WITH 53.00 ORDER OR LIMIT ONE WITH $3.00 ORDER OR MORE graphic biography of the A x LIMIT ONE WITH $3. ORDER OR MORE .BEER OR ALE6 -.8! MORE EXCLUDING CIGARETTES EXCLUDING CIGARETTES widow of a great president. EXCLUDING CIGARETTES. Tells of her relatively carefree childhood, how she became a responsible citiaen and rose above a personal yet national tragedy to rebuild her own life." 650 SHEET SUPERBMND BATHROOM TISSUE CHUN KING MARGARINE Monsieur Jolicoeur's Imbrella by Anico Surany. Fiction. Illustrated. (7 to 9). 4 ROLL 5 OZ. BOTTLE CHUN KING 43 OZ. DIVIDER PACK CHUN KING BEEF CHOP SUET OR SHRIMP OR CHICKEN Says the Bulletin of the PACKS SOY SAUCE 2/.37 CHOW MEIN .89 Children's Center of T3'/i OZ CHUN KING SHRIMP. CHICKEN. PORK OR MEATLESS 30Z. CAN CHUNKING 1-LB. University of Chicago: "Two PKG. Haitian sisters are not en- FRIED RICE 3/1.00 CHOW MEIN NOODLES 3/.49 chanted at the prospect of going back to school. They FROZEN FOODS are also unhappy when the HARVEST FRESH raps by Monsieur Jolicoeur's umbrella remind them HARVEST FRESH Harvest Fresh Be 20—0Z. FROZEN MORTON CHERRY. PEACH OR (ALL VARIETIES) sharply to stop daydreaming. PEPPERS 6/.39 APPLE PIES 3/1.00 The setting is delightful, the 6-DZ. CANS LIBBY'S FROZEN writing style has vitality and PEACHES HARVEST FRESH MORTON DINNERS humor, and the illustrations CUCUMBERS 6 .39 ORANGE JUICE 6-1.00 capture the wry, affectionate HARVEST FRESH WESTERN URGE HMD BOOTH BREADED FROZEN tone' of the story." LETTUCE .23 SHRIMP 2.u« 2.79 HARVEST FRESH JUS' SQUEEZED 9-OZ. PKGS. AUNT IEMIMA FROZEN 11-oz. Fanny Kemble: Actress, ORANGE JUICE «3/J9 WAFFLES 3/1.00 FROZEN Author, Abolitionist by 10-DZ. PKG. ASTOR FROZEN PEAS AND CARROTS OR Winifred E. Wise. (11 to 14). TOMATOES B .39 MIXED VEGETABLES 5/1. School Library Journal says: "An interesting, well-written biography of a remarkable U.S.D.A. GRADE A SUPERBRAND 19th-century Englishwoman. By skillfully weaving into the FLORIDA FRESH ICECREAM OR body of the text excerpts SUPERBRAND from Fanny's own writings, the author brings to life this SHERBET brilliant, compassionate, and LARGE EGGS courageous woman. This is the first book on Miss Kemble written for teen agers." HALF GALLON I Know a Nurse by Marilyn DOZ. (ALL FLAVORS) Schima and Polly Bolian. Illustrated. (6 to 8). Says The American News: "The school nurse tells a fascinating story of (he many different kinds of nurses in thejworld. Some help sick peopfc in hospitals. Others work m factories or for Public Health services." (Co-authorjrSchima is a nurse.) T CAMINO REAL SHOPPING CENTER And ffetally, one on each side^of what an elderly Virginia gentleman refers to as "the recent un- pleasantness between the states":

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, "X • i i ^•-K 8B BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday/June 21, 1970 Complete New York Stock Exchange trading

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B5'/2+7'/2 352 13% 13 131/aZ. It SunshM .52g 14 ll'A 12'A+ WEEKLY BOND SALES Am Enka 1 FAS Intl 21 173 49V4..* |up Oil 1.40 188 124 105 1211/4 + 16V4 U 23 —1 Fedders .40 1678 124 8V2 7% 7%— Ml Merest 1.40 15 52V4 :5TA 5T/B—1% POtEl pf4'A Z2650 49'A 49 Total for me week J70,961,700 Am Export 8'A 9 — IVB 92 14 13V2 13% Merck 8.CO2 669 92% I86'A 92%+6 PotElpf 2.44 10 35 33 33 3,4 SuprGen .40 78 19'/! 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BkCalif 1.34 X86 23 20% 21 —11/4 Crane C 1.60 1 2814 3O'/!+l% Genstr .70b 39 9V8+ % 40'/! 46—1/4 N!aMpf5.25 Z130 64V2 S.S— Un Fin Corp 456 9 8'A 8%— Va UnlvCompl-314,000 27H 25 26=*+ V4' " • BankofNY2 431/2+ % Credithrift 1 31% 32V2+ % Genpart .75 43 25'/2+ '/2 30 3TA+ 1/4 Niag Sh .82d 40 14% 86 43% 42% Safewy 1.10 575 25% 24% 25V2+ % Un Fruit 1.40 306 8V4 7% 8'A+ Vi OccantlPtl 891,100 16'A 15 15%+ Vi' BankTr2.84 59%+2% Cromp K .80 1 14'A 14'A+ 'A Ga Pac .8O9 1423 48%+4'A 13 14 + % NorflWst 6 212 67Va 123 59'/a 56V4 St Joe Min 2 15B 25% 24'A 25V4+ 'A UnGasIn wl 49 3B'A 36'A 38 +VA Mobil OH 245,900 46'/4 443/1 45^j *-"- BarberOil 41 CrouseHIn 1 1 12 12% Ga-Ppfl.64 x89 69 +7'A 24% 2S%+ % Norlin Cp 1 41 13% 69 30'A 28VB SUoLtP 1.04 17 14V4 13% 13%— % Utd lnd ,15d 1 13'A 13'A 13'A Xerox 245,300 lif/i 7544 10 +3*4*"" Bard CR .25 CrowColl 4k 1 IB 19%+ % GaPpfl.40 X13 93 93 — % Norrisln .80 73 14% 2Z7, 57 57 —1 Gibraltr Fin 187 14'A+TA 29% 29%— % NOAR pf 4% 28 53 SaF lnd 1.60 21% x15 26V4 26V4+TA CudahyCoSI 515 20 2TA+ % USFrhtl.40 25 Bath! pf Vh 14 36 33V: 34V4+1% 1 13'A 13'A— % Gidd&L.20h 381 7%—'A 16V4 16%—% NARkpfl.35 61 17 SFeln pf .50 21% 21%+ 'A CudCopf TA 54 B 7 7%+ % USGypm 3a 445 MOST ACTIVE AMERICAN BauschL .80 639 31% 30 • 3VA 1 10'A 10%+ % Gillette 1.40 806 3B%+TA 32'A 32V4— VA NoeastU .94 352 13'/2 SaFelntl .30 50% 5O'A+3% Culllgan .28 302 18V4 15'A 18 +2% USG pf 1.80 254 46% Sales High Low, Close Chg Baxter L.10 1101 25% 24 1 16 16%+ % Gimbel Br 1 84 2614+ % 27V4 271/4— % NOCentRy 4 1260 45V4 SarWISc .50 28% Equity Fd 615,000 zl'A ll'/i 22«+3»4*' 25 +1 Cummn .80a 35 9% 9'A 9%+ VA US Indus .50 5B + Bayuk C ,50 6 9% 9% 9% 1 11% 12 — % GInos Incor 225 35 +3% 5T/2 52 NolllGsl.72 X161 30'A SavElP 1.12 15 CunDrug ,48 98 15% 14'A 14%— 'A US Leas .28 10B4 13V2 14V»+ 1/4 Bearings 1 r 30'A 30V4— % Schaefer Cp 3 Asamera C 453,700 W/t 12VI 1314+ '/• 14 39 38 38V4—1 Glen Alden 136 5V2 6%+TA NolnPS1.20 105 25 155 44 A 42'A 44%+2 USPIyCh .84 101 13% 12VB 13H+1V2 BeatFoods1 Curtiss Wr 1 ! 10% 1TA+ 'A G Aldpf 3.15 15 44 —3'A 32'A 33V2+ % NoNtGs2.60 222 43% Schnley 1.40 Solltroron 230,50, 0 22*« 19'A I9Vi— Vi • 314 28'A 26% 27%+ Vt 103 21 20 20'A USPIprl.20 500 25% 231A 25'/2+l'/4 Beckm .I2d Curt Wr A 2 GlenAldpf3 11 Schenpf 1.40 SaxoS n lnd 201,100 49H 57V'i+7l« 244 26% 24'/B ISVt-VA 11% 13 + %• 40'A—1% 37 38%+ 'A NoNGpf5.60 z.200 74 I8V2 17% 1SVS+ IA US Shoe .88 125 27'/! 24VB 2714+2H BectonB .30 536 GlenApf 2'A 9 24'A— % Schnlypf .50 H & B Am 193,500 toy, 17 19H+2H 4014 37'A V 15VB 26%+TA 15 15 — 1/4 NoNGpf».4« Z340 100 6V2 6'A 1/4 75 17'A 16% 17V4+ '/4

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\i .-...;—v.- Sunday, June 21, 1970 BOCA RATON NEWS 9B Wall St. week reflects hopes for economy By HOWARD LUXENBERG that the cost of living con- points in the DJ industrial on Street probably was disap- more specific to be applied to on inflation. UPI Business Writer tinued its steady climb in that the inflationary spiral increase for the month ended Tuesday. There was little pointed in Nixon's speech. He the wage-price spiral. Paul W. McCracken, chair- NEW YORK (UPI)—Hopes May, but at its slowest pace reaction to the actual address noted that no one expected was subsiding more slowly June 15 was 3,349,655 shades, The President called the man of Nixon's Council of than expected. and brought outstanding that the nation's inflationary since the beginning of the from the investment com- Nixon to go as far as wage American economy the yoes may be abating year. Economic Advisers (CEA), short interest to 17,940,155 munity since it contained few and price controls, but they strongest in the world, but he told the Organization of triggered a big celebration on "It could be a one month surprises. had expected more force in Helping bolster the list late shares. conceded that his ad-Economic Cooperation for in the week were ex- Wall Street this week. fluke," one analyst com- Nixon said he planned to the jawboning area. ministration's fight to Development in Paris that pectations of a sharp in- Traditionally, Wall Street The Dow Jones industrial mented, "but at least it's the appoint a national com- Nixon ruled out both combat inflation is behind the battle against inflation is average soared more than 36 first sign that the ad-mission on productivity mandatory wage and price crease in the short interest in holds that a rise in the short schedule and unem- being won, but results are stocks listed on the New York points, while other more ministration's antiinflation which would issue periodic controls and direct govern- ployment—now at a five year position—created mainly by behind schedule. Stock Exchange. traders who expect stock broadly based indicators also campaign may be working." inflation alerts to focus ment pressure on individual high—increased more than Herbert Stein, a member of scored healthy gains as President Nixon's long- public opinion on excessive businessmen and labor expected. prices will be sufficiently the CEA, said he expects After Friday's close, the lower at some future date to advances battered declines promised economic report, wage and price boosts. leaders—jawboning. Other members of the unemployment this year 1,079 to 479. however, prompted only an Newton Zinder, analyst for Big Board reported the turn a handsome profit for Another analyst said inves- administration also voiced probably will average around biggest monthly increase The government reported anticipatory spurt—nearly 19 E.F.Hutton& Co., said Wall tors had expected something short selling—is potentially concern over the timetable 5 per cent. He also conceded ever in the short position. The bullish. Complete American Stock Exchange listings

NEW YORK (UPI)—Stocks traded on 10 11% 11V4 11%— Va SunAir Elec 10 4'/2 Vo.'Mdse .20 79 8'A 7% zlOO 58% the American Stock Exchange this week. 680 20% 1BV2 19V2+1% Sun Elec .40 76 19 Voplex C .60 WisPLpf4>/2 58 58 —1 5 9 8% 8%— 1/2 6% WEEKLY AMERICAN STOCK SALES Supcrfe ,08b 6 3'/J Wolvern Ind 31 6V2 6%.. Flight Safty 16 Vulcn Cp .20 16 5 •4% 5 — Ve Total for the week 12,989,710 70 14% Sup Surgcal 25 9 Vulcanln .30 Wood lnd 5i 39 12% llVi 12 + Va Fla Capital 39 27 6 5% 5VA— Va Wool Lt .06d WeeKago 10,392,«15 Suprscope 419 14V2 1 Itl5 Itl5 U15+ t2 Flowers Ind 12 2% Work Wr.60 12 11% Yearago..... 22,741,340 16 9 Supronics C 5 VM Wichita Ind 24 3VS> 3Va+ Vj 10% 10%+ Vi Fluke Jon 3i 7 6% Wrather Cp 59 6% 5% January 1 to date 425,646,696 268 94% Susquehn Cp 113 7% Willcox Gib 32 7% Wt— i/4 6 + VB 1969todate.... 465,163,295 Foodrm .30 90 Susqhanpf 1 Willhouse 124 19V2 17V2 19V2 + 1V2 Wright Hrg 122 Itl4 mi mi— U Ford Can 2 Z2390 SutroM .99d WilshireOUi 182 6 5% 5%+ 1/4 Wyandot In B 4% 4% AVB+ Vi For City .25 7 Synalloy 5i Wilson Bros 4 5V3 5% 3'/2 Wyle Labort 104 4% 4Va AVA— Va Forest Lb 2i X52 Syntex .40g WilsnCol.35 309 14% 12'/2 13V4—1% Wyoms .06h 13 6 5% '/4 478 NEW YORK (UPI)—Following is a FklnMnf .10 System Lab WilsonCowt 151 4'/2 4VB 4%+ VB X 1 JL— record of the stocks traded on the Ameri- FrankR ,35d 186 Wilsn Ph .50 31 7'/s 6% 6%— Vs YonkRw .80 7 15V2 15'A 15'A— Va can Stock Exchange this week. FranksN .60 3 Wilsn SG .60 418 16Ve- 15% 16Va+ % ZeroMfg .10 47 5*8 5'A 5%+ French Petr 140 Tamar Elec 3V2 ZimrHm .24 Sales(hds)' High Low Last Chg. Tasty Bk .88 14%— % Wil SpGd wt 133 5'/e 4'A 5Va+ % 204 Il'A 11%+ Vi A. A Fresnill .20d 25 WTnklmn .40 8 7Ve 7 7VB— Va Zion Foods 42 4 3% 3%— VA Friend Fros 24 Tech Afoam 11V2 + 1V2 AberdMf .40 7%— Vs Techn Oper 13 8Vi 7*4 Frier Ind .30 4 11%+1 AberdenPa 64 5 41A 4%+ % Technl Tape Frontier Air 46 3% Acme Haml 15 3Vi 3Va Technclr .40 3V4 FrontAirl pf 1 Acme Prec 17 3V4 3 3VB+ Va Technifri In FrontAir ws 30 5% 5'/B 5V2+ Va Adams Rusl 14 4'A 4 4Vi Tec Sym Cp 3 2% 2%— VB Admiral Int 46 6% 6 6V2+ VA Teleflex .40 8 IVa V/a+ Ve Weekly mutuals Aerodex Inc 13 5Vi 5 5'/!+ Vi Telepromp 71% 6IV2 68%+6% Aero Flo .30 23 7% 7VB 7VB— VA Tenna Corp 8'A 7'A 7'A— % Aerolet.SOa 25 11% 10% 11 + Vi Tenneco wts Aeronc .10d 62 9% 9VB V/z+ VB Tenny Eng 3% 3V4 3%+ Vi NEWYORK(UPI)—WeeklylnvestingCom Mut 8.48 8,32 B.48 + .14 AerosolT 5k 40 6V4 5% 6 + % Tensor Corp AVB A 4VB+ Ve panies showing the high, low, closing bid Stock W.96 14.55 14.96+ 34 Aerovox Cp 50 61/4 6 6'*+ 1/4 Term Hd 5k 6V2 6 6%+ % prices and net change from last week's Select 8.63 8.61 8.63+ 01 Var Pay 5.76 5.60 5.76 + .13 AfHospP .40 12 10%+ % Tesoro Pet 21 19 2O'/2+2'/a close as quoted by the NASD Inc. 10% 10V2 Inv Res 4.16 4.09 4.16 + .08 A I C Photo 12 5% 5Ve 51/4— 1/4 Texstar Crp 5'A 4% 4%— VB High Low Clot* Chg. 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Can Marcon 10%+TA Fischer Pt3i La Pont .20a 40 9V4 41/4+ 1/4 » 3Vi 3Ve 3%+ Va Piasecki Air 3% 3%— VB COPYRIGHT 1970 LaSaile Den BYUNITEDPRESS INTERNATIONAL 10B BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, June 21, 1970 Travel prams equal to bikes "with Anthea BONN (UPI) — Collapsible administration determined to perambulators travel free in be friendlier to customers of Duron West German railway trains all age groups. Piesher" under a rule introduced by an Baby carriages that cannot be collapsed can travel any For Fast Results distance in the baggage car Use The for 1.50 marks 40 cents, the same fee charged for a Boca Raton News bicycle. France makes friends via 'Meet the French' W A B & • ^m K *^| V * im ^U ^m With the arrival of sum- the snow-kissed alps of Haute for their service organization are itineraries of one or two mer, each week finds Boca Savoie, one is always con- which makes foreigners days including flights by Raton travelers off scious of that provocative welcome and assists tourists private plane over some of discovering the many corners quality that makes France in enjoying their visit to France's most delightful of our world. Regaining "French." France more thoroughly. countryside with selected popularity among many This year travelers from Staffed by college stop-overs. This air series is American travelers is that our city may enjoy graduates, many from divided into four separate SUPERMARKETS lovely land across the discovering, or perhaps, socially prominent French trips: Mont-St.-Michel, Atlantic, La Belle France. rediscovering, France in the families, the program has the Normandy Beach-Heads, ROYAL PALM PLAZA France is a truly beautiful manner experienced by Mr. flexibility of a private tour at Chateaux of the Loire, and nation. A land so richly en- and Mrs. Lawrence a price the average American the French alps. Minimum all-inclusive price per person, MUST SEE — Everybody visits the Arch of Triumph, BOCA RATON dowed with a variety of Heatherton of South Ocean tourist can afford. The one of Paris' many landmarks. scenery that every kilometer Boulevard last season. The organization provides a form per day is $78. traveled reveals a particular Heathertons were among the of personalized travel costing USD A delight. Yet, no matter where first of Florida's tourists to little more than the usual bus one ventures, from the participate in the novel tour. Visitors have the op- PRIME BEEF SPECIALS Basque lands guarded by the program inaugurated last portunity to meet French towering Pyrenees to the low- year, "Meet the French." people while in the company For Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed.,only horizoned farms of Picardie, "Meet the French" is the of a Frenchman, a com- from the salt-drenched name chosen by a group of panion with an intimate coastal towns of Brittany to dynamic young Frenchmen knowledge of his country, Full Cut Round Steak culture and customs. Italian coffee It is the ever-present en- thusiasm and "savoir-faire" (BONE IN) Lb. 98 that sets these dedicated guides apart from the average tour escort. Full Cut Round Steak Every 3rd cup These young people still in their twenties "parlent BONELESS Lb 1.08 anglais avec facilite." The traveler who does not delve is contraband into the wonderful world of SIRLOIN TIP ROAST foreign language may remain ROME (UPI)—It is made that amount in Switzerland. blithely mono-lingual. BONELESS Lb. 1.18 to Italian tastes and runk by One truckload of coffee However, the ability to speak, Italians, but every third cup that makes it across the even to murmur hesitantly, a Below Prices Good thru Sat., June 27th of coffee in Italy is "tourist" Swiss frontier will net its few courtesy phrases such as coffee. " handlers 15 million lire "merci", "s'il vous plait" The name is a way of ($24,000). One in Italy, the and "pardonnez-moi" will be Fresh Grade A Fla. or Ga. Shipped D&D saying the coffee beans were contrband coffee is subject to well received. well traveled on routes that no checks and can be roasted, These pioneers in the field did not include a stop at packaged and sold without of sightseeing furnish their WHOLE FRYERS customs. detection. own automobiles as tran- Italy legally imports 60 sportation in and about Paris. billion lire ($96 million) A large share of the This year "Meet the French" worth of coffee a year. Of- smuggled coffee reaches is branching beyond into the LB. ficials estimate coffee worth Italy the gravity-flow way. provinces. another 30 billion lire ($48 Smugglers in Switzerland The "Knight for a Night" 27 million)—at the official drag huge sacks of coffee to program features the famous MARHOEFER CANNED rate—enters the country remote border points and roll "Chateaux Hotels of Fran- illegally through the Swiss the sacks down the moun- ce," a series of beautiful Alps or aboard Maltese or tainside into Italy, where castles transformed into Shoulder Picnic North African boats which partners pick it up and truck modern hotels. Prices start at land at Sicily, Sardinia and it away. $31. per person per day in-' the toe of the Italian boot. eluding automobile, driver- Smalltime smugglers guide, 200 miles of un- 2.69 The temptation is great import coffee in the linings of when coffee is taxed at 687.5 forgettable French scenery, their coats and in hidden lodging and breakfast. USDA PRIME lire (49 cents) a kilo in Italy, compartments of their BOAT DOWN —The boat funnel goes down —the bridge stays put, — as a barge while the rate is one-eighth suitcases. An innovation for 1970 is goes under one of Paris's many ornate bridges. Blade Cut "France Overview." These CHUCK ROAST Mitch Woodbury reports Center Cut CHUCK ROAST * 68* Newcomers...and Father's day USDA ib. 00 CHUCK STEAK Newcomers ... Won't you join me in giving a welcome to a neighborhood where he could buy a funny Father's Day card. A tip of the chapeau to the Sunrise Kiwanis Club for its Flag "What's the matter," asked Mario. "You got a funny Day reminders circulated around town last weekend. It's my USDA pair of newcomers to Boca Raton? They're a couple of very nice people who answer to the father?" thought the U.S.A. needs much more of this sort of thing. lb. name of John T. Rogers and Ann Rogers. John is ad- A personal thrill. Dining with friends at Fort Lauderdale's California Roast ministrator of the Boca Raton Convalescent Center at 755 Anniversary ... There was a big time in the Chez Joey posh little LeClub International, tucked away on the South Boneless Meadow Road. restaurant here the other evening when Mr. and Mrs. George shore of the Intracoastal near the Sunrise Boulevard bridge, $ John and Ann arrived in Our Town on May 18 from Fort L. Scofield, 2507 Banyan Road, celebrated their 39th wedding inspecting what looks like a Chinese junk with its huge red Cross Rib Roast 98 Myers where John served the Lee Memorial Hospital as its anniversary. Kemp Read played and sang the "Anniversary sails in the sunset, devouring a 17 ounce steak and then v public relations and TV studio director. Waltz" for them. Then, as Mrs. Scofield's first name is watching several comely lasses play tennis on the club's ARMOUR STAR MIRRA CURED Prior to that position he was the executive manager of Madeline, he tossed in an extra by rendering "Paddelin lighted courts. CWVA in Culpeper, Va., for 18 years and Mrs. Rogers was Madeline Home." Helping the Scofields celebrate were Mr. women's director. It was during this period that Mr. Rogers and Mrs. Earle L. Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Grim- One More For The Road ... Jerry Epstein, at Boca Teeca, SLICED BACON 89 met Frank Dawson, now administrator of the Boca Raton shaw. Mrs. Moore (Evelyn) is observing her birthday today tells about the salesman who stopped an executive in the hall WESTERN SLICED - ~ Community Hospital. Mr. Dawson was the hospital ad- and she told Kemp to expect her back to hear him do "Happy and said: "I've been trying to see you for a week. When can I ministrator in Culpeper and Mr. Rogers was chairman of the Birthday" hi her honor. have an appointment? "Make a date with my secretary," the hospital board. Celebrating a wedding anniversary Tuesday will be Sunny executive answered. "I did," replies the salesman, "and we BEEF LIVER Lb. 49 and Bill Bowers. Bill is well known in the area as a golf had a wonderful tune. But I still want to see you." RATH . Mr. Rogers has long been involved in little theater and tells course irrigation specialist. He supervised construction of me that during his stay in Culpeper he and Mr. Dawson the four links started by Arvida at Boca West last summer. LINK SAUSAGE s ozpkg.45 appeared together in a production of the play, "The Girls In Boca Ratonians attending the June dinner of the Ohio Public Notice B-LOST & FOUND 509." FICTITIOUS NAME FOUND: Last week, Black A.G. SLICED MEAT BOLOGNA, Society of Fort Lauderdale in the La Scala restaurant in that NOTICE Mr. Rogers said he has been reading the Boca Raton News community last Monday evening were Ansel and Gertrude NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Tom Cat about one year old. PICKLE & OLIVE LOAFS - the undersigned, desiring to engage CaU 395-3624. 720 N.W. 7th 6 Qz ft for over a year and that he and his wife are two happy people Cleary, of Newth Gardens, Eleanor McGranahan and a in business under the fictitious nameof: THE GHOST in the City of Ave. Boca. now that they have arrived and settled in the community. couple named Woodbury. The Clearys were with Ansel's Boca Raton, Florida, intends to Luncheon Meats Pkg.ea.39 That goes two ways, Ann and John. We're happy to have brother and sister-in-law, Joe and Dot Cleary of Lighthouse register the said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Palm C-PERSONALS you here. Point. Beach County, Florida. HYGRADE ALL MEAT BOLOGNA INTERESTED CLOCK FRANK WITTY RINGS, POLISH RINGS ALL BEEF aft . Pappy's Day ... It's Father's Day, as you well know. So Modern Western ... Having completed in Mexico his new P.O. Box 2154, OWNERS AND MEMBERS Boca Raton, Fla. OF AMERICAN CLOCK here's a rerun of my favorite story for the occasion. film, "Emiliano Zapata," film star Tony Aguilar says he'll Publish: June 7, 14, 21, 28, 1970 This fellow walked into Rattazzi's restaurant in New York Furnish proof of publication COLLECTORS ASSN. Salami Chubs ea 89 soon start a real modern western. In it the bank bandit hands Buy pieces (& or) and asked Mario, the bartender, if there was a place in the the teller a note reading: "Give me $50,000 in small bills and PORK necessary movement parts to the negative from the hidden camera." restore antique clocks & To Place watches. Complimentary Neck Bones The Boca Beat ... The Boca Chamber of Commerce suggestions for restorations SMOKED PORK honored the University Bowl's Max Booke as the com- from Everyone Loves A munity's "Man of The Year" Thursday at a luncheon in the CARLSSHOP Cabana Club. I want to salute the Chamber on its choice. And CLASSIFIED Temp, location Apt. 306 Neck Bones I want to salute Max Booke for deserving the honor. Forum Apts. 1361 S. Fedrl. Hwy., Boca. Watch for ICOPELAND Last Tuesday was a joyous day for Lucy and Olson Taylor, opening approx. July ,1st, BUICK who live on Thatch Palm Drive in Royal Palm. It was their Ads Grand Union Shopping 50th weddingf anniversary and their sons, Philip and Jerre, Center. I All Meat Bologna FOR THE BEST DEAL ON A and their wives, flew down from Toledo to help them observe the golden event. A large cocktail party for local friends was 1970 BUICK hosted by Lucy and Orson to mark the occasion. Boca Raton has a new police officer. His name is Richard Scher and he's from my old home town of Toledo, where he SEE FRANK COULSON served on the police department for seven years. Dick's been on duty here two weeks. He's now looking for a home and will Direct Factory Dealer bring his wife and four daughters to Boca as soon as he finds FINEST SERVICE * LARGE PAINT & BODY SHOP one. Dick has a brother, David, also on the Toledo police Call force, who wants to join the Boca department as soon as there is an opening. G-l HELP MALE • .*** COULSON <*c Harry Reed, 422 N.E. 31st St., spent last Sunday in North Canton, Ohio. And what a day it was for him. He celebrated 395 8300 You can earn $150-$3uT) DELRAY BEACH two birthdays, his own and his mother's. Harry was 75. His weekly in life Insurance mother was an amazing 101. Harry is a former Kelly- Established Co. opening 1616 N. Federal Hwy. - Ph. 278-3292 Delray area. Call 395-0910, 9 Springfield Tire executive. 399 6719 AM to 6 PM for appointment; bunday, June 21, IV/O BOCA RATON NEWS HB

G-l HELP MALE K-9 WANTED TO BUY P-4 APARTMENTS P-5 APARTMENTS PS HOUSES FOR RENT P-18L0TS&ACREAGE,SALE P-19 HOMES FOR SALE WATERFRONT WEB OFFSET PRESSMAN SURF BOARD CARRIER. FOR RENT-FURN. FOR RENT-UNFURN, Furnished 2 bedroom 2 bath 2% acre tracts. West Boca APPRENTICE. No ex- CaU 391-3834. Raton. $4950 per acre, Terms. ROYAL OAK HILLS 2 bedroom 1 bath furnished. COLONEL COURT or 1 bedroom 1 bath con- This is the perfect 4—2 family perience necessary. Ex- 2 bedroom apartments venient location. Seasonal or NILES B. COONEY REAL cellent working conditions. Classified Ad Service Across from Shopping. home with a pool and on the Camino area. No children or unfurnished-air-heat annual. 395-7772. ESTATE. Call Miami 681-8721 VA Approved Training. Phone 395-8300 Eves. 681-9803. water, built just 2 years ago pets. Call 3954254. $180 per month yearly lease SEASONAL RENTAL on a large lot in lovely Royal Fringe benefits, mechanical 3i5N.W. 20th St. Boca Raton PORLAMAR experience helpful. Apply in SPECIAL SUMMER RATES Lovely furnished 2 bedroom 2 Oak Hills. This exquisite, Open daily —399:7911 Large lot 1 block from ocean. well-maintained home has a person to Boca Raton News, BEACH AREA bath home with Pool in Royal Located on quiet prestigious 34 SE 2nd, Chuck Jesse or Deluxe furnished efficiencies One & two bedroom apart- Oak Hills. Adults only. family room, too. The price Lake Dr. Anchorage in- includes wall-to-wall carpet, .John Morrison. 1 bedroom apts... Air con-ments in new DEL RIO cluded. ditioned, TV, large pool. All SOUTH also one furnished draperies, dishwasher, Classified Ad Service K-2 HOUSEHOLD GOODS MUST SELL refrig., and many extras. utilities, from $135 per month apt. Adults. No pets. 480 W. 390-1944 Phone 3.95-83QQ. 8 New 1970 zig zag sewing to Dec. 15th. THREE Camino Real. 391-0027. $49,900. MLS BR 2269WP. machines with full factory CROWNS! APTS., 1945 N.E. CORAL SPRINGS G-2 HELP FEMALE PASSOCIATES, INC. WATERFRONT guarantee. Nationally ad- 3RD ST., DEERFIELD Super spacious, luxurious 2 Realtor Homesite... FULL TIME POSITION FOR vertised brand to be sold for BEACH, FLA. Call 399-7171. bedroom 2 bath apartments. 15 E. Boca Raton Rd. ARLEN LADY EXPERIENCED IN $29 each. Monthly payments 2 Bedroom 1 Bath Furnished With or without Pool & lounge 395-3338 One hundred yards to In- Appraisal & Realty, IncJ GENERAL OFFICE available. These machines M-l BOATS apartment $160 mo. Yearly ga. Adjacent to golf course traeoastal in Caribbean Keys Realtor ROUTINE BOOKKEEPING- may be inspected in lease. Adults only, working ather locations. Near For Fast Results area. Priced for Quick sale at 450 E. Palmetto Pk.Rd. LIGHT TYPING YEAR warehouse at Unclaimed '69 Thunderbird Seminole 17 couple or retirees. Adjacent shopping center. Children $11,500. This is the lowest Boca Raton 3994440 Freight, 2003 U.S. Hwy. 441 Use The AROUND. APPLY IN FT LWL inboard-outboard. to shuffleboard courts in welcoiAe. Call REALTY Boca Raton News priced waterfront property... To Place a PERSON TO: COASTAL South, Ft. Lauderdale. Mon. Complete accessories. Used Community Center. Call 395- MANAGMENT CORP. 972- and available only on a cash TIRE & AUTO SERVICE. 35 thru Sat. 9 til 6 and Wed. 9 to 1 only 6 times. Stored Dockside 7071 days or 391-1122 eves. 1100 Ext. 202. basis. Mr. Boatman here is Classified Ad p.m. 3-2 DEERFIELD S.W. 1ST AVE. BOCA Hoist at Marina, $2,750. Call New unfurnished 2 bedroom,' your opportunity for real land 391-2580. Available now thru Aug. or Call 395-8300 and RATON. Grey formica top kitchen HAMPSTE AD VILLAGE 2 bath, GE kitchen including Sept. $200 per month. value ... Call GEORGE FLA. ATLANTIC UNIV. table, 2 matching chairs $35. APARTMENTS dishwasher, wall to wall Children welcome. KNOBLOCK ... Associate. 399-6719 Immediate openings for 395-1603. d60 Glouchester St. North carpeting, screened-in patio, WEIR REALTORS Boca. Deluxe furnished pool, putting green etc. From Weir Plara Bldg 855 S Fed Hwj GARVY'S LIST WITH US qualified applicants. Pecan wood drop leaf table GOT & START SECRETARIES 28x44. Can seat 14 or 16 with 2 apartment 1 bedroom \Vt $225; per month. Annual Boca Raton Ph: 395-4000 baths. Monthly or yearly. GEORGE VAN ZEE, PACKING Typing & Shorthand a MUST. leaves. 2 side & 2 arm chairs. leases. Adults. No pets. THE Realtor Eve. 391-0372 Garvmy Real Estate has never TELLER Rush bottoms. Fine con- SINGLES ONLY FORUM, S.gFederal Hwy., 307 Golfview Drive dition. Very reasonable. Call Boca Raton. Model Open Boca Raton 395-1661 listed a home we have not One year teller experience. Share 2 bedroom furnished Use News Classified sold. Contact personnel 395-5100 395-8066. Daily — 10 ».m. to 5 p.m. apt. Central air, Pool, $75 P-9 MISC. FOR RENT TWO ED GARVY Realto Equal opportunity employer. Moving must sell ... $200 for monthly. MONTEGO APTS. THE GOLFVIEW 701E. Palmetto Pk. Ra. everything. '69 Color TV 14" 391-0384. NEW Boca executive office INTRACOASTAL LOTS Mature woman with artistic RENTAL APARTMENTS Extra large lots with 391-0900 Anytime GE portable. Living, dining 1 & 2 bedrooms with building — 2300 sq. ft., zoned ability to learn basic dental MONTEGO APTS beautiful view north & south. " NEW laboratory procedures. Full room chairs. Complete balconies. Conveniently B-l. Ample parking. All or N-3 PETS FOR SALE. Large furnished 2 bedroom 2 Priced below current prices Big 4 bedroom home near time employment. Calls bedroom set, twins, box bath apartment with central located across from First part available immediately. springs and mattresses. Call 390-1944. , for quick sale. Contact us for Mizner school. Large lot, accepted thru June 23rd only. FREE mixed small puppies. air, pool and laundry. Bank and Trust, overlooking full details. Can 391-2211. Anytime—950 NW 8 St, Apt. Adorable. Call 391-4367 the picturesque Boca Raton Small Bay Storage by month family room, all GE kitchen, Families welcome. 1800 N.W. wall to wall carpet. 13B, Boca. weekends or after 5 PM. 4th Ave. Boca 391-0384. Hotel. Yearly & Summer or year. 12' x 22' with 10' x 10' OTHERWELL RECREATION SUPER- rentals. Furnished or Un- VISOR n, Degree or equal in Green Celdon rug 11x15 $40. Lovely small chocolate AKC iriejal. garage door. For REALTY STUDENT RENTALS furnished. 200 E. Royal Palm 757 S. Fed. Hwy. Colonial Bldg $5500 Down includes all costs. training and experience Black & white TV $35. Call miniature Poodle. Female. Share 2 bedroom apartments. information Call 395-4525. i 395-9520. Shots. 9 weeks. Reasonable. Road. Call 390-1330 or 399- Boca Raton 395-4044 399-2316 required. Start $542 per Summer Quarter. $150. 7121. Model open. OFFICE SPACE For appointment call builder J Call 395-8662. month. Apply PERSONNEL 67 Model GE refrigerator, 19 MONTEGO APTS. CALL 391- on U.S. 1, Boca Raton WATERFRONTLOT 946-4034. OFFICE, CITY OF BOCA Sun & Surf Subdivision, East cubic Ft., Frost-free, $200. Darling female cat needs 0384. WE'RE GIVING AWAY Will Divide TROPIC ISLE RATON. Contemporary 6 Ft. sofa & loving home. Shots & spayed. DUPLEX, Furnished apt., THE MONTHS OF of Intracoastal amidst luxury 929 Banyan Drive to Suit Tenant homes. 3rd lot from in- DENTAL ASSISTANT- chair, recently recovered. $65 Free to good home. Call 395- air conditioned. Yearly. JULY & AUGUST WINFIELD Delray Beach RECEPTIONIST Part time, 3 for both. 391-0800 7774. Adults. No pets. Walk to . . .To New Tenants, Lease a tracoastal. 115 x 125 with NEW! outstanding value — 3 PROFESSIONAL BLDG Seawall. S.E. Exposure. days per week. Mature, at- USED FURNITURE, AKC German Shephard pups, shopping. 352 S.W. 1st ST. lovely apartment. Start at 395-4254 bedroom, 2 bath family room, tractive, intelligent—Will TABLES — CHAIRS — BOCA RATON. $170 monthly and enjoy a Phone 942-7761. boat dock and near In- black with tan & silver DRUMMOND BLDG train. Write P.O. Box 2164, COUCHES. Boca Quality markings. Papers. $50. each. month's occupancy as our ROYAL PALM LOT tracoastal Waterway — ONE & TWO BEDROOM guests. Bring CHILDREN & DEERFIELD BEACH. Boca Raton. Used Furniture, 117 NW 11 St. Call 391-1606. APARTMENTS South West Corner, Royal cannot be duplicated at PETS OF course! ACT NOW Prestige office space Palm Way and Thatch Palm Dental Assistant, Secretary, 391-3580. ' Available for lease, $49,900 — immediate oc- STOP BY BARCELONA available. Size to suit'. Im- Dr. Lot 11 Block 28. All offers cupancy — BR-2549W. Receptionist, Minimum STEREO COMPONENT SET reasonable rates. Excellent COURT APTS. 1401 NW 7th mediate occupancy. Call education, 2 years of College considered. Call owner with Garrard record location in Boca Raton. 399- Ave, 391-5700. resident Mgr. 399-1193 evenings after 7. 395-0159. OTHERWELL or equivalent. No previous changers and separate 7723. Brokers protected. REALTY Dental experience necessary. speakers only $79.95 each. 2 bedroom 2 baths, w-w Get A LOT 757 S. Fed. Hwy. Colonial Bldg STUDIO APT. carpet, screened patio, pool, Salary commensurate with Also just received 3 walnut Heat-air. Near Shopping. P-ll RENTALS while you're young Boca Raton 395-4044 399-2316 ability. Call 395-3503. all electric kitchen, R.C. Air console stereos to be sold for Available till Dec. Adults, No OUT OF STATE at the BULL & BEAR LITTLE HARBOR only $54.95 each. Unclaimed Cond. Walking distance to pets. Call 395-4663. Situated Hillsboro River G-3 HELP MALE-FEMALE Freight, 2003 U.S. Hwy. 441 shopping, annual lease. 2 bedroom 1 bath mountain A-l PERSONNEL South, Ft. Lauderdale Mon. P-5 APARTMENTS " Adults, no pets. 331 S.W. 8th cabin, Highlands, N.C. Large wharf patio, boat slip, thru Sat. 9 til 6 and Wed 9 to 1 St.,' Boca Raton, telephone Available July. $100 per 2800N.Fed.Hwy. pool and large screened Your Little Fee Agency. FOR RENT-UNFURN. 395-5779. 500 S. CYPRESS POMP, PM. week. Call 395-2259. BOCA RATON patio. 3 bedrooms - 2 baths. REFRIGERATOR, autumn • P-3 ROOMS FOR RENT Deluxe 2 bedroom 2 bath" Camino Area — across from Mini citrus grove - bearing. Teachers for Christian P-15 WANTED TO RENT 395-0000 anytime gold, excellent condition, Rooms for rent with unfurnished apartment with Shopping. 1 & 2 bedroom apts. $74,900. Owner - by ap- Elementary School. Positions Icemaker, frostfree, 16 Cu Ft. covered parking in quiet No children or pets. Call 395- RESIDENTIAL pointment only, 399-0472. in Kindergarten and privileges of whole house. PARADISE PALMS COUCH. Small refrigerator, Women only. Call 391-0596. exclusive location So. Delray. 4254. Elementary grades. Must Annual lease. Call 9464034. LOCALLY EMPLOYED— Solid Cherry double bed. Box Extra nice room in private SUB—LET July 1 to Dec. 1, 2 Need 3-4 bedroom, 2 bath WATERFRONT —NEW have a desire to teach in this springs and mattress. Home site in loveliest part of type school. Call 399-1747 for Christian home. Private bath 1 bedroom 1 bath apart- bedroom 2 bath. Air-heat, unfurn. house in Boca Raton this garden-like area and Washer and Dryer. Call & entrance. Use of Pool. $20. ment. Cove Section $125 carpet &pool. BOCA MANOR or near by, preferably Palm BEL MARRA SECTION interview. - weekends or after 5 PM 391- among its most beautiful Call 391-2051. monthly. Call 390-1984 After 5 Call 391-0677. Beach County. Kids 17-11-10- homes. Can be bought at Two 3 bedroom 2 bath homes G-5 SITUATIONS WANTED • 4367. P.M. Private room & bath in ONE & TWO BEDROOM 5; cat, 6, dog, 4; will shoot $5,500 now. Call RUTH ith pools Babysitters available $.75 per 2 Danish Modern"chairs. Deerfield. Air cond. & APARTMENTS kids but have too much in- HARDMAN, Assoc. Newly covered, $25 each. 399- Available for lease, vested in pets. Send par- "wo 4 bedroom 2 bath hour. Reference supplied — Refrigerator also sitting • fomes with pools 391-3129. 3139. room. Monthly or weekly for reasonable rates. Excellent ticulars to Boca Raton News, Four piece bedroom set $300. 1 or 2. Reasonable. Call 399- Brand new luxury rental location in Boca Raton. 399- Boca Raton, Fla. Classified Experienced Housekeeper Dept. 1169. REALTOR Ml homes have family rooms Double bed with canopy. Call 3414. apartments — with every 7723. 140 N. Federal Hwy. Boca would like days work or 395-5981. screened pool patios with regular position 5 days a Furnished room for rent, deluxe feature, immediate 395-8155 Complete twin beds, mattress P-7 DUPLEX-RENTALS P-18L0TS&ACREAGE,SALE South Exposures — Central week. Will also do light Deerfield Beach. Male or occupancy. 1 and 2 bedrooms, Residence Phone 399-1385 Air — Heat, 2 car garage & & Box springs $50 ea. or $90 DEERFIELD BEACH, 2 WONDERFUL SPOT cooking. Please call 584-0196. female. Private entrance & includes carpeting and P-19 HOMES FOR SALE Sprinkler systems all. 44 S.E. 14th St. Boca Apt bath. Refrigerator & air deluxe appliances, pool, bedroom 1 bath, carpet, The last 150' lot with southern 203. cond. $30 weekly. Call 399- recreation area, on water, central air-heat. Equipped exposure in Royal Palm CAMINO GARDENS Yacht & Country Club on the Homes Priced from $26,900 Norge refrigerator-freezer, 0046. beautiful grounds, private kitchen. $160 monthly plus 2—2 home, completely fur- on your lot Mahogany Bar, solid Marble tax. 399-6951 or 399-7039. water. Contact us for details nished, separate dining room, Room in lovely quiet home. patios, near Golf courses. A and inspection. top, 4 new upholstered bar $15 per week. Near residence to be proud of 600 Large furnished 2 bedroom heated pool, patio, water- Stop at our model. Open 7 stools. 3 piece living room Bibletown. 395-1185. LlNDELL BLVD. DELRAY, Duplex, central air-heat. In OTHERWELL front. Write family par- days a week 6400 NE 7th Ave. suite, 3 piece bedroom suite BEACH (off Fed. Hwy. 1 - N.W. Delray. $200 Month, ticulars to Boca Raton News, Air conditioned room. REALTY & Enfield St., Boca. with His & Her dressers. just north of Boca Raton). yearly lease. No pets. Call 757 S. Fed. Hwy. Colonial Bldg Boca Raton, Fla. Classified ZAHN BLDRS.-, INC. Many other items. Owner Private bath & entrance. $25 278-2704. 'BocaRaton 395-4044 399-2316 Dept. Box C.E. 18. per week. Call 395-9114. Write or call for brochure. 395-1020 Eves. 946-1055 moving to furnished apt. 399-2222 or 2784902. Models Apartments Must sell before Tuesday eve. Nicely furnished single room. ppen daily 9 AM-5 PM. > June 23rd. No reasonable for nature lovers. Private entrance & bath. NEW—LUXURIOUS HI CHILD CARE & offer refused. MUST SELL! Male preferred. Call 395-4032. F-BUSINESS SERVICE DIRECTORY 1675 N.W. 4th Ave. APT. 106, BOCA SOL APARTMENTS NURSERIES WHEN THE NEED IS THERE Boca Raton. P-4 APARTMENTS 200 NE 20 ST. —ARE YOU? Lonesome Grandmother will 1-2 Bedroom Unfurnished or K-3 MISCELLANEOUS SALE FOR RENT-FURN. To fill the needs of all kinds of people with baby sit your child. Have Beautifully furnished services like these ... get directory Pool & will teach child to Jacuzzi Whirlpool unit new Furnished or unfurnished 2 -SCREENED PATIOS -W-W CARPETING assistance. swim. Hot lunches & snacks. never been used. Original bedroom 2 bath. Children CALL BARBARA 395-8300 Over 4 years of age. $20price $325. Will sell for $150. accepted. 1 bedroom 1 bath in -DISHWASHER weekly. 391-2051. with leather carrying case center of town catering to the -HEATED POOL ,;-|^ $165. Call 391-4585. young age group. Also ef- —SHUFFLEBOARD ALTERATIONS I.AWN MAINTENANCE ROOF CLEANING TIC TOC Private School.' .—RECREATION ROOM EXCELLENT TAILOR AH AND PAINTING Infants to 7 years. Open all 4 piece traditional walnut ficiencies available. Apply at Give your home tnat Bright & 2519 N. OCEAN BLVD. 399- \LAUNDRY FACILITIES Planned rental community of kinds of Ladies & Men's New look that a freshly cut DON & JOHNS year. 273 N.W. 15th St. Boca; bedroom set "Copymate" Krom $180 unfurnished per quiet clusters of garden apartments. Alterations ... Barton & 8290. Carefully blended into the trees on lawn can give. Reasonable- Roof, house or trim, Pressure ,395-5044 Including Sate.. copy machine, 11 x 15 blue month. Model Open 12-6 or by twenty beautiful acres of suburban Miller Cleaners & Laundry, wool rug and pat, Concord 350 NEW Deluxe furn. 1 bedroom Boca Raton. Five minutes from Dependable. Cleaning & Painting. aft)t. Call 391-5777 at above downtown. 2600 N. Dixie Hwy. at 5 CALL DO LAWN Licensed Ins. Free Estimate H-2 INSTRUCTIONS & tape recorder and Sony 100 apts. Completely equipped hoiirs. Four pools. Tennis courts. Points. Wilton Manors 566- cassett tape recorder, Argo Waterway and docks. Putting green. 276-9559 or 399-2916 946-1000. i TUTORING and carpeted. Air Cond. & Casa Grande activity center. 4314. Flowers. Trees. Fresh air. SHAVER REPAIR French lessons. Beginners or portable TV, 1 pr. gold TV. BROOKDALE MANOR, New — unfurnished J Expert Sodding & Land- drapes, 1 pr. green drapes, 373 N.W. Diagonal, Boca. Call bedroom, 1% bath,, wall to Efficiencies; one bedroom, one CABINET MAKING scaping. No job too large or ELECTRIC RAZOR SICK? advanced. Native teacher. bath; two bedroom, two bath; and THE WORK BENCH drapery rod. Call 391-4221. .395-2535. wall carpeting, screened in, three bedroom, two bath models to small. Free estimates. All Guaranteed Repair Call 276-5694. ! choose from. Formica Cabinets and Wood work Guaranteed. Licensed & Wedding gown size 5, Decorator furifisTiedTarg* f' patio, pool, DUtting green, For people who would rather hear $5 IF RUNNING Corrective Educational etc. FROM $165. per month. the rustle of trees than the roar of i working of all types. 2640NW Insured. Call Tom Woods, Chantilly Lace, scalloped bedroom apartment E. of traffic. ^^^ $7.50 IF NOT Center of Boca. Remedial Annual leases. Adults. No 1 Ave (Bay 2 & 3) Boca 391- 946-4987, formerly of Commet CARLS SHOP neckline, point to hand Federal. Heat and Air, Near 3131. reading, Tutoring. Beach and Royal Pal» pets. THE FORUM, 1361 S. Nursery, now with James Temp, location Apt. 306, sleeves, four tiered skirt, Crump Lawn Service. Registering for summer falling into full train. Best Plaza., Adults. Call 390-2077. Federal Hwy., Boca Raton: Spanish QaksW CLOCK REPAIRING Forum Apts. 1361 S. Fedrl. program 391-4017. ._ Model Open Daily 10 a jn. to 5 600 N.W. 13 Street/Boca Raton, Florida Hwy., Boca. Watch for offer. Original price $185. Call Completely Furn 1 bedroom; 391-4040 ANTIQUE CLOCKS PAINTING ~" ° PROFESSIONAL 391-2051. convenient shopping etc. % ELECTRONIC IN- opening approx July 1st, STRUMENTS kRVAN the PAINTMAN Grand Union Shopping All ages. All problems. Mos. or more 395-0714. House & roof painting Commercial sewing machine Efficiency apartment. Air PRESTIGE STORE WATCHES Center M.I.T. Honor grad. 31-15. Good condition. Blond WALLPAPERING Harold SeUgjsk, 39fr3303 conditioned. Cove section. GUARANTEED REPAIR 391-0399. SLIPCOVERS Formica table top. Call 278- $100 monthly Call 390-1984 and REPAIR — SELL—BUY iRai;tan cushions re-made. Elementary school teacher 7488. t After 5!p.m. Temp, location Apt. 306, "MR. TODD" Your fabric or ours. Foam will tutor your child in 2 GE air conditioners, 13,000 OFFICE SPACES Forum Apts. 1361 S. Fedrl. INTERIOR-EXTERIOR rubber in stock. Call Paul 399- reading or math. Call 391-5685 BTU. Used one season. $100 2 bedroom 2 bath, Ocean. $285 Hwy., Boca. Watch for LICENSED & INSURED 5152. per month. Furnishings for FOR LEASE For your figure, your health, each. Call 395-1501. opening approx. July 1st, BOCA 941-4000 TV SERVICE ""^ sale or lease or unfurnished. In Beautiful new shopping Grand Union Shopping and possibly your life — learn GERT'S a gay girl — ready Call 391-2240. STAR TV SERVICE Jo swim. Adult instructions for a whirl after cleaning complex newly completed on Center. PAINTING •REPAIR ALL MAKES igiven in your pool at your carpets with Blue Lustre. Purnished i bedrm and effic, Boca Raton's main artery to CONCRETE WORK INTERIOR & COLOR, BLACK & WHITE apts. — Air conditioned. 450( EXTERIOR ^convenience by qualified Rent electric shampooer $1. beach. 200 block of E. Palmetto Patio's—Driveways ZENITH SALES & SERVICE instructor. Call mornings 391- Belzer's Hdw., 3198 N. Fed. Ft. to Public beach, Sidewalks—Keystone repair J.RUSSELL 391-1695 2174 NE 1 Ave. Boca 3j£22!6f Beautiful. Seasonal, 3994453. 5508. Hwy., Boca. Pk. Rd. Phone 564-0269 Brick work. John Waid USED FURNITURE""^ Beautiful 2 bedroom 2 bath. 395-8017 399-3584 ROOF CLEANING AND PAINTING BUY-SELL—TRADE" ' Central air-heat. Pool & NEED LAWN CARE?? HOME IMPROVEMENTS Boca Quality Used Furniture Putting green. Laundry " "MR.TODD" BOCA RATON ROOF & thrift Shop 117 NW 11th St. WEB OFFSET PRESSMAN room. Monthly or yearly. Call "We don't let gross grow under our feet" REPAIRS & ADDITIONS CLEANING & PAINTING 391-3580. 395-5040. For quality and reliable service let us PAINTING & PLUMBING CO. INC. APPRENTICE 2 bedroom 2 bath. Air4ieat. relieve you of your cutting, trimming LICENSED & INSURED FORMERLY Children welcome. 399-0888 or FINANCING AVAILABLE BRATTON ROOF 399-6834. and edging problems !Call BOCA 941-4000 No experience necessary. Excellent working AND BOCA RATON OCEAN TRIM-A-LAWN HOME MAINTENANCE WALL COATINGS To Place a conditions. VA Approved Training. Fringe FRONT RENTALS: 2 one 391-5700 i Eves. 399-5092 benefits, mechanical experience helpful. WANTED ODD JOBS PROFESSIONAL Classified Apply in person to Boca Raton News, 34 SE bedroom & one efficiency. Fix it, paint it, clean it, move STANDARDS 2nd, Chuck Jesse or John Morrison. Week y $100 & $75. Monthly it, hang it, drive it, patch it, AND Ad Call $200 & $150. Available until dig it. What do you need done. WORKMANSHIP 395-8300 and Dec, 1st. Call 391-5566. 395-3537. 395-7482 399-6719 12B BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, June 21, ^ 970 P-19 HOMES FOR SAlT~ P-19 HOMES FOR SALE P-19 HOMES FOR SALE P-19 HOMES FOR SALE P-19 HOMES FOR SALE P-19 HOMES FOR SALE Waterfront DELIGHTFUL"" 4 bedroom 2 bath Jbome with MOST ATTRACTIVE 3-2 Newly decorated. $3500 INTRACOASTAL MODERATELY PRICED New 3 bedroom, 2 bath, pool, down, mortgage ap- Beautiful Villa pool,-

P-19 HOMES FOR SALE P-19 HOMES FOR SALE P-19 HOMES FOR SALE P-19 HOMES FOR SALE P-21 COOPS & CONDOS P-21 COOPS & CONOOS OCEAN FRONT BIG AND ATTRACTIVE 3-2 NEW WATERFRONT FOR SALE FOR SALE LARGE RUTENBERG Beautiful 3 bedroom 2 bath BY OWNER. HOUSE WITH reduced to $27,900. See at 355 CONDO. $30,900 2 Bedroom 1V2 bath, carpets, HOME with family room, 2 car 100 FEET OF BEAUTIFUL N.E. 3rd Q. or call owner 391- 6th Floor 2 bedrm. 2 bath apt. drapes & kitchen appliances. OVER 2000 SQ.FT. BEACH. 2 bedroom 2 bath 2379. garage, screened pool, patio LIVING AREA on Intracoastal. Easement to Furnished or unfurnished. very large living room and with south exposure, circle beach on Ocean. Im- ON BIG LOT Call 391-2467 after 5 PM. dining room. Gay completely PAGING drive, landscaped, dock, maculate, lived in only 6 mos. Privacy is the hallmark of new kitchen. 2 porches, patio MR.FDOT! central air & heat. 6th lot off Mirrored foyer, papered P.-24 APTS., MOTELST * this fine home situated on a and courtyard. Entire home intracoastal. Assume 7% per kitchen & baths, carpeted, quiet street — each of the two HOTELS SALE and grounds just remodeled. Here's a 3 bedroom 2 bath cent mortgage. beautiful draperies, painted large bedrooms and baths Phone 395-5212 days or Ocean home in Boca Square with OPEN DAILY aluminum roll-down sun 9 Unit Apartment Bldg., S.W. being located at opposite ends Ridge 1-732-1474 eves, and large rooms. It needs only 798!-Havana Dr. shades on carpeted patio Boca area Gross over $17,000 of. the 63' wide home. The weekends for appointment. minor repairs... a little paint Caribbean Keys overlooking Intracoastal. Price $149,000. TERMS. Also very large lot unfolds all & tender loving care. Perfect North Boca Immed. Poss. $30,900. MLS B 16 Unit N.E. Boca area. Gross types of plantings which home for the family. Garage ZAHN BLDRS., INC. CONDO 276WP. over $42,000. Price i '$298,000 2800 N. Federal Hwy. grace the pool area, affording ROYAL OAK HILLS — enormous patio - sprinkler 395-1020 Eves. 946-1055 TERMS. Call Owner "391-1502/ No Brokers Please. wonderful serenity. A system ... corner lot... cable 2 bedroom 1 bath, Florida Boca Raton, Florida spacious family room adds to 1 heat. MLS 2318. For all room, Air conditioning. Spacious and gracious 3 bdrm the delights of the complete CARLEN 4 UNIT APARTMENT — 2 bath with lovely screened details call IVAN HAACK ... Refrigerator. Utility room & kitchen. This is my home, I Appraisal & Realty, Inc. TOP LOCATION. 2 bedroom 395-0000 ANYTIME patio off living room and Associate. carport. Walk in closets. 2 bath, fully carpeted, air- had it built, and know it is WEIR REALTORS Realtor master bedroom. Carpeting $18,500. 486 N.E. 28th 450 E. Palmetto Pk.Rd. heat. Annual leases. South good. BILL KINCAID, Weir Plaza Bldg 855 S Fed Hwy and draperies and patio furn. Terrace. Call owner 391-4579 .Boca Raton. 399-4440, Delray. Call 946-4034. OPEN Associate. MLS BR-2691P. included. To see this at- Boca Raton, Ph. 395-4000 or 395-5100 Ext. 2502. BATEMAN&CO. SEA HAVEN tractive home call Marie ROYAL OAK HILLS ROYAL PALM YACHT & P-25 COMMERCIAL & BUS Realtors Drasal. BR 2706. 2-2 with Den, S.E. Exposure, COUNTRY CLUB New Condominium, Never SUNDAY 1299 S. Ocean Blvd. FIRST REALTY—Realtors immaculate, professionally WATERFRONT lived in, owner up north. Wall PROPERTY SALE Boca Raton 20 S.E. 1st Ave., Boca Raton landscaped. $39,500 Ap- Imagine a 3 bedroom, Vh to wall. This 2BR-2Ba is in an INVESTORS ATTENTION 12 NOON TO 4 P.M. 395-9355 399-8284 395-8600 399-8600 pointment only owner 395- bath home in this location for area of full Recreational Two excellent business 7040 After 6 P.M. $79,500— MLS-BR-2383W. facilities. Price $33,500. MLS corners on U.S. 1 in rapidly BC32O WP. OPEN HOUSE - SUNDAY • ——. i Meet the home that meets expanding area of Boca. Call Leaving Boca, sacrifice for your every need by phoning. • RALPH C_ Large 3 bedroom pool home in Addison $15,000 below replacement Mizner school district. Huge east facing patio, like-new. 4—3 tri-level on OTHERWELL central air-heat, double garage with beautiful double lot. Many REALTY LTY of Boca Raton Inc. extras 395-3794. 757 S. Fed. Hwy. Colonial Bldg 36 S.E. 6th St. JKKSon automatic door. Fully equipped kitchen with Boca Raton 395-4044 399-2316 REALTY, INC. • cabinets galore. House in tip-top condition. CAMINO GARDENS M.R. Rodger, Realtor REALTOR HOME SWEET HOME 391-0990 Many, many luxury features throughout. Luxurious landscaped large 5601 North Fed. Hwy. Realistically priced. Come and see it. Open lot. 2-2 with separate dining SEE AND AGREE Boca Raton, Florida from 1 to 5 PM Sunday at 574 N.W. 14th Ave., room, oriental rugs and fully Open daily 1-5 P.M. Unusual 395-5991 Boca Raton. MLS BR-2750P. draped. See to appreciate the 2-2 home on large BOCA SAN REMO! many extras. Automatic SQUARE Corner. Central air ftyaf -/him J?ea£t heat. Lovable kitchen — BOCA HARBOUR garage door, automatic Our San Remo sales expert, Large breakfast area. Patio UKORtik VAN 7.W.. sprinklers. Owner 395-2361. Jack Dolan, is on vacation Reollor Electric — Eye garage until July 13th. He has fora- Large 3 bedroom, 3 bath with pool and dock 307 Golfview Drive WATERFRONT $31,000 1500 S.W. 7th St. 391- superb apartments available on beatuiful canal — Now read this Boca Raton 395-1661 BEAUTY 2232. rJL.JUST LISTED that he instructed me to sell REALTORS TWO-TWO FOR YOU before he returns: APPROXIMATELY $14,000 DOWN TO Delightful Home on choice lot BOCASQUARE QUALIFIED BUYER. 801 NE 71st. Street MLS in one of Boca's finest sub- Superb location just off (1) Completely furnished BR-2752WP divisions. Custom built by Camino Real. Excellent executive's apartment with finest of Builders. Spacious construction. Oversized extras that represent the S-l AUTOS \ J-C.H^ITCHELL&SONS throughout, 3 bedrooms, kitchen, screened patio ultimate in gracious living. Family Room, 2 car garage, facing east. Radiant heat and MLS B-Condo 266WP \ V-LWJt/ / 22 S. FEDERAFEDERALL huge screened patio with air conditioned. Drive by 650 '69 VOLKSWAGEN, Sun roof. BOCA RATON, FLA S.W. 12th Terrace. BR 2760. Tape & many extras. Show Pool, facing southeast over (2) Decorated but un- REALTORS PHONE 395-4711 For appointment call June room condition. $1,640. Call PHONE 399-6711 curving waterway. Many Bergstresser, Assoe... Eves. furnished three bedroom apt. 395-4169 after 6 PM. "extras" included. $53,000. that is large as a home and a and Weekends 395-6435. '70 Cadillac Sedan Deville, Owner transferred. Existing delight to behold. MLS B- Turquoise exterior, white presents 5V2 per cent mortgage. MLS. Condo 297 WP — $69,750. MacLaren & Anderson, Inc. vinyl roof. Factory air, door 135 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Ph: Rsaltor, locks. Split front seats. Level (3) Unusual floor plan that 395-1333. 2800 N. Fed. Hwy. control. 3,200 miles. ROYAL OAK HILLS has two bedrooms plus a Boca Raton SPOTLESS. Ex-GM of- study that can be converted OPEN DAILY ficial. Call 399-1740. CARIBBEAN KEYS to third bedroom. MLS B- 1 TO 5 P.M. 395-0000 anytime Condo 321-WP $54,000. '61 Chevy 4-door Bel Aire. ROYAL PALM YACHT Runs well. $175. 391-0122. This home has Everything! 4 bedroom, 3 bath & COUNTRY CLUB P-20 DUPLEX FOR SALE family room, pool, dock. Custom drapes — 293 SABAL PALM (4) A top floor 1 bedroom 1% '68 CHARGER R-T full carpeted throughout. 2 car garage 5549 DUPLEX FOR bath over 1,000 sq. ft. that TERRACE — Brand new 3— ECONOMY power. Air & Polyglas tires. Coastal Drive MLS BR 2708WP $59,900. 2, paneled family room. permits living like a 20,000 miles. Perfect con- millionaire on a budget Gorgeous outdoor pool with Occupy 2 bedroom 2 bath dition. Best reasonable offer. natural brick patio. Quiet figure. MLS B-Condo 313WP Call after 6PM 395-8592. apartment almost free and $29,500. location. Golf cart space. let adjoining apartment pay '64 OLDS, JET STAR. 2nd Popular, 2 large bedrooms, 2 baths, pool, 2 Ultra-modern kitchen. BR- car garage, carpet and drapes plus much for this 1969 built duplex. , Jack, said these are such auto no longer needed. 53,000 2654P. $80,000. miles. Fully equipped — more. Large mortgage may be excellent values that I'll have 2221 QUEEN PALM RD. — assumed and owner will excellant condition. Best MLS BR 2699P $43,000. 790 SW 4th Street. no excuse for not having sold Brand new 3—2, paneled consider second. R-C heat offer over $800 Call 395-8300 family room off lovely kit- them. I'm Bill Kincaid, 1 and ak, sewers in. Real value Associate, and you can be the Ext. 31. chen. Magnificent master at $43,900. Phone RUTH bedroom layout. Imaginative lucky one to buy these values '68 OPEL KADET, one HARDMAN, Assoc. MLS BD- by calling me now. owner, 33,000 miles. Very use of wood and stone. Open, 59 private pool off screened BATEMAN&CO. good condition. New tires & patio. BR-2767P. $87,500. Realtors etc. $1,000. Call 391-5033 after W.P.I _ 1299 S. Ocean Blvd. 7 pjn. ~" REALfOR Boca Raton 140 N. Federal Hwy. Boca '67 DATSUN, Silver. Good 395-9355 399-8284 395-8155 condition. Call 399-3270, TUNISON PALMS Residence phone 399-1385 Lovely 3 bedroom, 2 bath, central air, heat, " NEW DUPLEX Why buy an apartment? We have this im- Suzuki TS-250II Savage 737 NW 5th Street $35,000. MLS BR 2459 in Beautiful Paradise Palms maculate and compact home with 2 FHA APPROVED. LOW down payment to bedrooms, 1 bath, Florida room where you at 500 west Conference Dr., Boca. Open daily 9-6. This You can't buy a tougher qualified buyer. may enjoy privacy. PRICE REDUCED won't last. Inspect today MLS 250cc dirt bike. Blasts MLS BR 2618 $27,000. 417 SW 7th Terrace. POOL HOME BD 63. up 35° hills. Enduro This beautiful 4—2 home built long travel forks/ LAKE ROGERS ISLES in '68 has just been reduced. piTRUZZELU suspension. "Trials" Owner transferred. Lovely r M Waterfront — No Bridges to Intracoastal REALTY, INC. tires. Posi-Force. 694 N.E. 36TH STREET pool, beautifully landscaped, REALTOR MLS Member 12month/12,000mil© Realtor immaculate condition. Wall- 2325 N. Ocean Blvd. Boca to-wall carpet, central air- 399-1399 - Anytime warranty. 2800 N. Fed. Hwy. heat, 2-car garage. Drapes, BOCA RATON Boca 2 bedroom 2 bath, refrig., and dishwasher in- central air and heat. Many 395-0000 anytime cluded. A "MUST SEE" extras. Financing available. Built to take on the country, $41,900. MLS BR-2698P. $41,900. 395-7081. Deerfield Beach Cycle Company 255 N. Dixie Hwy., Deerfield CARLEN P-21 COOPS & CONOOS 390-1352 Appraisal & Really, Inc. FOR SALE Realtor RESIDENCE SAN REMO This home is located in one of the fine areas 450 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Boca Raton features per- BUILDERS MODEL of Boca Raton, having 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, Boca Raton 399-4440 petual view of Ocean & large living room, dining area, family room. GARDEN WALK SPECIAL Tropical Trees. 2 bedroom 2 Corner of App/eby St. & 7th Ave. Kitchen has GE Americana range, Enchanting escape among bath, SE exposure over refrigerator, and Maytag Washer. 4 TV outlets tropical spendor — 2 looking Atlantic & Spanish Adjoining Beautiful Boca Harbour and phone outlets. Wall-to-wall carpet, bedrooms, 2 baths, step down River Park. All luxury drapes. Self-vac pool, gas heated. Circular living room with beamed condominium facilities, drive, (concrete) 2 car garage ADO. Lawn private beach, underground ceiling — fireplace - beautiful CARIBBEAN KEYS landscaped. Dock with water, light, whips and patio and pool area. MLS-BR- park. Existing $12,500 davit. An extremely good buy — considering 2546P — $56,500. mortgage at 6% per cent. Charming, 3 b?Hroom 2 bath pool home on all the niceties featured in this home. MLS Payable $127.00 month in- free flowing .ui, in area of all new homes. BR2732 WP $69,500. kM OTHERWELL cluding principle, interest & Come see i beautifully appointed gem. /If REALTY taxes. Bargain from owner. CAMINO GARDENS Priced at $57,500. 5567 Rico Drive MLS BR 757 S. Fed. Hwy. Colonial Bldg $37,500. For appointment call 2519WP. Boca Raton 3954044 399-2316 391-0570. YOUR OWN COUNTRY ESTATE CUSTOM BUILT BY CARR CONSTRUCTION Stop by and see our beautiful 3 Bedroom VA Bath home with pool. We will build this home for you in 120 968 S.W. Walnut Tmrraca days on our lot or yours. We welcome 1 ExpandedWestchester model, on an oversize variations to our plans. lot, uniquely decorated and planned dream home with many fine features and extras. Open Daily 10-5 P.M. 4 bedrooms, 2'/s baths, self-cleaning and If you're looking for privacy in a large home ... Sunday 1-5 P.M. PALMETTO PARK TERRACE heated swimming pool with aluminum safety This 3 bedroom home is situated on a half Exclusive with rail. acre surrounded by lush landscaping & 1 year old Mediterranean Custom like Front mature shade trees. You'll appreciate the Pool Home surrounded by beautiful trees. 3 Deluxe kitchen complete with double self- space afforded by a semi-formal dining room, bedroom plus beautiful panelled den with cleaning oven, dishwasher, disposal, side-by- family room, den and recreation room with ~ Stephen I built in cabinets and a tremendous family side icemaker refrigerator. wet bar ... naturally, an enclosed pool-patio room. Plus carpeting and drapes. 87 S.W. 10th Walt-to-wall carpet and draperies. Priced to area, too. MLS BR-2738P is all this plus many Drive. MLS BR 2501WP. $59,900. sell. more extras for just $62,500. Gall Bill Powis, MLS BR 2774P $68,750 Assoc. today after hours 395-8662. 5601 NORTH FEDERAL -HWY. DRIVE BY THESE FINE HOMES Realtor AND CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT BOCA RATON 2800 N. Fed. Hwy. TO SEE, ONE OR ALL OF THEM. REALTOR BOCA RATON 140 N. Federal Hwy. Boca 395-8200 399-8272 395-8155 395-0000 anytime 395-4711 399-6711 Broker Cooperation Invited 14B BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, June 21, 1970

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