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Voi. 13, No. 156 BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, Nov. 28, 1968 22Pagps Parade, football mark Thanksgiving holiday

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Boca Raton residents will t r take time out today to count their blessings and say thanks. The Thanksgiving will be said in many ways. Some residents will attend church services, some have said their thanks by making it possible for 105fam- ilies registered with the Wel- fare Council to have a nice Thanksgiving day, some are spending the day with rela-r tives in the northern climes, some are having relatives.from the northern climes spend the holiday with them. For football fans Thanksgiv- ing Day has a dual identity. It's also Turkey Bowl Day, which means most Boca Raton parents and residents, after a morning Two of the new characteristics of Boca Raton's changing of watching parades, and bowl faces are combined in this photo — high rises and traffic. games on television, and after Also evident are two of the old factors that have helped a large turkey dinner, will head bring about the growth — all that sunshine and swaying palm for Palmetto Park road and the trees. Turkey Bowl parade. Mayor Harold MauII welcomes football players and coaches from Lexington, Ky. The team will The parade will start at 5 meet the Boca Raton Jets in the annual Turkey Bowl game. p.m. at the Intracoastal Water- way and will head for Memorial Pioneer residents shot Park. Featured in the parade Hearing room jammed will be floats, marching groups, bands, the Boca Jets, Jet Jun- iors, Lexington Colts and Del- their own turkeys here ray Beach Rocks. From Memorial Park activi- By MARLENE FREED MAN Zoning changes protested ties will move to the Boca "All we had- was a nine- foot - wide rock road from Mi- Raton High School field where It was at this time of year ami to Palm Beach and the ed "Already restrictive zon- the- Fifth Annual Turkey Bowl that the men loaded their guns Protests were loud and minutes, rear estate brokers, game wilt be played.. ;. .,;/ East Coast Railroad — lePGthv Mondsv nighr at a •o?>'>' developers and homeowners ar- . ing," penalized -high,, -,: rise and stalked thescrubland'of Bo- it was out of-the trains and apartment builders and,,w>is "a '' -:$e% juniors, and Delray^Koefesrca Raton for Thanksgiving tur- lie he'aring held by the Plan- gued £b?Hr*.the proposed r.szon- •ftii'iltek off at 7 p.m. and the into the sand-spurs," the vet- ning and Zoning Board to con- ing, paragraph" by paragraph. disservice to the community". keys. eran resident exclaimed. Only one speaker praised the Defending the proposed re- Jets^itnd Colts game will be- Such memories are recall- sider establishing a new zon- gin ati approximately 8:15 p.m. At Thanksgiving, Gates went ing district for oceanf rent prop- proposal, while more than a zoning — which would create a : ed by Mrs. Harley D. Gates, out to the "prairie" — now dozen others complained that R-5-A residential district for During halftime the Turkey city pioneer, as conversation erty. Bowl Queen for 1968 will be Boca Raton Hills — and shot a it was "unreasonable," extend- all oceanfront property — was in her antique shop turns to turkey for the holiday feast. For three hours and five Robert C. Rodgers, chairman crowned and the Carver High today's holiday. School Band will play as well Smilingly, she. adds, "he also of the board. The ageless raconteur re- shot quail and rabbits out in He contended that the pro- as the Junior Anchorettes who laxed in her rocker and re- will twirl fire batons for the the prairie." Clock strikes twelve, posed restrictions on density counted how it was when she Reminiscing, she wistfully were designed to prevent Boca first time. and her late husband settled in Otherwise all is quiet today. recalls how Boca Raton was Raton from "turning into anoth- Boca Raton 52 years ago. "before it became a cement er Gait Ocean Mile." The stores are closed. So are "There were seven or eight city hall, post office and banks. canyon," This brought forth a volley white families then," she noted "It has the the most beau- zoning board quits of pro and con comments about Only city employees on duty when she came here with her will be the fire and police de- tiful tropic beauty . . . I don't It was midnight so Planning made up the audience that the the planning attributes of the new husband. think of the misquitoes, I don't high - density oceanfront mile partment, and students at Boca ' 'We weren't too welcome at and Zoning Board mem- board might not reach a de- Raton's public and private think of the heat, I just think bers called it quits and went cision on any of the matters in Fort Lauderdale. first," she recalled, "being of the beauty ... miles of On the heels of several hours schools have been given a long Yankees." But she and the oth- home leaving three public hear- for at least two weeks. weekend vacation, from class. beach, the world was ours," ings unheard. Representatives of both of objections to proposed re- ers soon became close friends. It was only when she visit- The public hearings on re- Schine Enterprises and Arvida strictions on height, front, side Gates promoted the beauties ed the out islands of Hawaii visions of parking ordinances, Corporation objected to chang- and rear yards, and setbacks, of Boca Raton through his real this summer that she saw and district boundary 1-c ^ es in section 25-69 which deal another issue was raised. estate business -and during scenes similar to the Boca of were postponed u^ |g W t* with plot sizes and minimum Robert Tylander, attorney for World War I was selling 50- those days. Decisions and "!N &j •oor area for apartments in Schine Enterprises, told the Ann Landers Page 2B foot lots along Palmetto Park Through the days of the Casa among the boar- *° i.i-4 and R-5 districts. board: "I think it's about time Church News 8B Road for $100. Rosa banana plantation on the s we see something about theMi- revisions for R- ta - O Schine Enterprises object- Classifieds 10-llB "The town was only a com- banks of the Intracoastal Wa- residential disu ^ ed mainly because they said the lo Smith report.' Editorials 4A missary," Mrs. Gates con- terway to the land boom years also werepostp. fr.iiDec.5. changes "would jeopardize the He suggested that the plan- Public Notices 10B cedes, remembering the small with architect Addison Mizner And Col. F ;.. Rodgers, use of our land. Arvida Cor- ning consultant, hired by the Real Estate 6B wooden building just east of performing architectural won- chairman of tb ard, told the poration representative gave no city for $24,580, may have re- Sports 8-9A the old railroad station on Pal- ders, Mr. and Mrs. Gates re- realtors and elopers who (Continued on page 10A) (Continued on page 10A) Women's News 1-2-3B metto Park road. mained in Boca Raton. "I went back North to visit and sometimes my husband went with me, but he could never wait to get back," Mrs. Gates How de mi say thanks? recalled. "He just loved this place." Gii that really counts 'Sorry about that • .-." By SANDY WELSEY put in an application for him to ed for me when I really need- receive a new check from the ed some help," the man was A newspaper reporter refus- How do you say thank you >*-c!al security office, she fur- living on $ 88 a month present- 'At fox being a friend ? ed to enter into the proceedings nished him with canned goods ed the council with $10 from of city court Tuesday and the One man said it in a very from the council's stock, ob- his gift, "to buy a turkey and trial went on without him. special way to the Welfare tained fresh bread and fruit trimmings for a needy family Officer Clarence Quinn was Council. from a local grocery store in this wonderful town where giving testimony about how a The man was old at 50 years and bought meat and dairy prod- help, when needed, can be ob- man he arrested had been chok- and lonely. He had arrived in ucts with the council's funds. tained," ing a woman and had lifted her Boca Raton only twooionths ago The man would have enough The man, of course, is just off the ground by the throat. and already he was ficing com- to eat for two weeks, thanks to He offered to demonstrate on muting problems bjcause of the council. one of many who have been helped by or who have them- the reporter sitting in the court- a leg ailment. The man's story does not room. ^ He was living on a social end here. In fact, the council's selves helped the Welfare Coun- cil. But the scribe said no, in security check whici brought help was just the beginning. no uncertain terms and the him $88 a month. Tis month Someone who learned about the Thanks to the generosity of judge admitted he couldn't be his check was stolen from his lonely man's misfortune, pro- Boca Raton residents 105 needy forced into the proceedings. mailbox. vided him with another two families are today enjoying a He was desperate, -fis pan- weeks of food and supplies. truly happy Thanksgiving. "True love never runs try held only one egg and two Since the old man could not smooth," Judge George de With Christmas approaching Claire commented. slices of bread. He iad paid get around town, Mrs, Bergam- the council is still faced with his rent one week in advance ini became his legs, and she the dual problem of not only so he was assured <: a roof continued to visit him at regu- filling needs, but of trying to over his head, but h< had no lar intervals. Because of her assure that the holidays has a ± food. concern for him the man felt real meaning for Boca Raton's # Someone told him aout the he had found a friend. needy residents. Nov. 25-27 Welfare Council and h asked Come Christmas the man re- If you can help, contact the for help. ceived a gift of $25 from a council at the Garden Apart- Hi Lo Rain After Mrs. Victor Begamini friend. ments, 290 W. Palmetto Park Welfare Council case orker, And "because someone car- Mon. 75 53 None Rd., or phone 395-5911. Tues. 75 56 None mmm Wed.(noon) 80 67 None Mitch Woodbury reports

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Really Up There...I'm lolling on Cloud Nine superb musicianship and top flight vocal numbers today. I'm higher than a space ship — not from at least a dozen times. And I'm looking forward the amber fluid called booze, but from the effects to again be given the same treat. The dry clean- of feminine pulchritude. ing industry should boycott, them their merriment •I. just had a date with a beautiful doll, the Miss is so sanitary. That's unusual these days. Lome America of 1965, Vonda'Kay Van Dyke. She is the Cameron will have them back as soon as he can special one, the gal with the talent to match her get them. good looks. Remember? She revealed herself a deft ventriloquist as well as a charming songstress The Boca Beat.. .Attorney Malcolm Anderson in winning her Pageant award. And in addition to this is back from Kansas City where he represented she also was voted "Miss Congeniality" that year. Boca Raton at the Nimlo (National Institute of 'Twas the first time in the history of the Pageant Municipal Law Officers) convention. the same gal gathered in both titles. The Harbour East Association (residents of Miss America is in the area to make her night Harbour East) is announcing its fall dinner .party club debut tomorrow evening at Crystal Lake Dec. 12 at the Ramada Inn on Federal Highway. Country Club. She'll be there three nights, through Cloyd and Agnew Fellabaum have returned to Sunday. Boca after spending the summer in Ohio and again are occupying their apartment in Sabal Point. Other returnees are Mr. and Mrs. Chester Confession...Now I've got to level with you. Glowacki, back in their Cloister Beach T.bwer . There were about a dozen other people on my date apartment, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jacobson with Vonda. Never-the-less it was a iov and a and Mrs. Hilda Grieves of Harbour Terrace. thrill to bask within, a few feet of all that loveliness The Causos, a vocal team with robust voices, (please, don't call me a dirty old man).' are strolling through the lush foliage of the Cas- Vonda's arrival was quite a thrill, too. She came cades dining quarters these evenings delighting to the club via helicopter. Direct from the patrons of Joe Kato's restaurant with their rich airport, where she had just hopped off a plane renditions of musical numbers. EVERYBODY from New York. She had been in Manhattan doing There seems to be a new atmosphere of cord- some recording sessions. The whirley-bird set iality at Pal's Captain's Table restaurant now down on the Country Club driving range right on that new owners , Bert Laaks and Robert B. READS THE time. That's unusual, you know. For a lady to be Knight, have taken over. Mr. Laaks and his on time. manager, John Vetter, seem ever at hand to take Flying in the clouds is nothing new for Vonda. care of patrons' desires around the front of the She's a pilot in her own right. Only thing that establishment and there is a new chef in the kitchen WANT bothered her was that she had so many bags she Walter Meyer, who seems anxious to please. The hardly could get into the cabin herself. rest of the crew are hold-overs and include Mike Carney and Henry Bojanek, personable Maitre-des, She's Author...In addition to all her other ac- the popular Heinz Zimmerman, who strolls to your complishments, Vonda is the author of two books, table with his accordian and little piano, and Earl "That Girl In Your Mirror" and "Dear Vonda Hume and Bob Allen, the enjoyable piano-organ Kay." She also holds a degree in radio-tele- duo. Pal's fabulous holiday decorations, which vision from , U.C.L.A., attained when she re- turned the place into a virtual fairyland last ceived a $12,000 scholarship for winning both year, will be going up any day now. • Pageant awards. I can't tell you her measurements, but I want to emphasize she's beautifully endowed. Friendly, One More For The Road...E. James Strates, sincere, charming, she made a winning impression the well known carnival owner, was asked why he'd with all the press attending the luncheon. Vonda fired a long time employee. "He had a habit of can no longer can be called a Miss. Since her taking a drink now and then to steady himself," winning of the beauty title she has become a Mrs. explained Strates. Her husband is a lad named Laird. He's now in 'That's not bad," replied his friend," lots of Vietnam. people in this business do that." Vonda likes Florida and has visited the state Strates agreed, "True, most of the time, he'd FOR SALE FURNITURE numerous times. One of them was when she get so steady he couldn't move." performed at the 1968 Tupperware Jubilee in Orlando. BOCA RATON NEWS READ THIS I took my Mrs. America to the luncheon with Nov. 28, 1968 2A If you ore on fixed in- me (want to keep peace and harmony in the Wood- come I have good HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED TO BUY bury household). She liked Vonda Kay, too. That's A machine for manu- news. Since 1957 my a tribute to the beautious visitor — when your wife facturing cigarettes was price for watch clean- likes the gal with whom you're having a luncheon originally patented in ing and overhauling date. 1876. has gone up $7.50 to' $7.95. MOBILE HOMES RENTALS • SALES Squelch.. .During the Vonda Kay Van Dyke lunch- I have been able to eon the subject of heckling arose. And Lome A MODERN hold this price way Cameron, the Country Club's manager, told how down because, Doug Evans of the Four Saints, silenced an an- INVESTMENT l.i do all my own noying gent there the other night. SERVICE work. ,

This fellow insistedj.e talking back to the Saints FOR INDIVIDUALS 2-1 have always en- ."-• . /. no matter what they did. Evans kidded along with LEGAL NOTICES PERSONALS AND joyed a great vol- him for awhile. Finally, the noisy imbiber became ume of repairs. ."• i too boisterous. And "Doug let him have it. "I'll INSTITUTIONS Instead of buying a go get a gun," he said, "and blow out my brains. To obtain complimentary investment data antl helpful favtual biwiklets. simply new unadjusted Mick- Then we'll be even and we can debate." write, call or stop in am! visit us. ey Mouse watch, look Those Four Saints. They're wonderful. I've through your drawers LOST & FOUND AUTO SERVICES viewed and heard their rollicking buffonery, their at home and bring in your old watches. For LAIRD, BISSELL as little as $7.95 you S MEEDS, INC. may discover a bonan- Members Nc/c York iiad Americn}!_ Stock za. Expert service in ANNOUNCEMENTS PETS • SERVICES ESCIKWRVS ami other Principal Sloth iiiul Community lixcbttuges fine jewelry repairing. lone, N.Y., Lawrence, GULFSTREAM W. Springer John and Albert, all of Arvida Bldg., Boca Raton, Fla. 33432 JEWELER Survices will be held Lowell; sister, Mrs. Telephone: 395-7300 483 N.E. 20th St. Saturday for William Anna Bell, Concard, Boca 395-1785 BIRTH FUNERAL Springer, 69, 700 N.E. N.H., and two grand- ANNOUNCEMENTS SERVICES Broadview Dr., who died children. MORE THAN 600 ITEMS here Wednesday. Services and burial Mr. Springer came to will be in Lowell with Boca Raton two years Kraeer Funeral Home 1962 N. Fed'l Hwy. MISCELLANEOUS ago from Verona, N.J. in charge of local ar- RADIO • TV where he had been man- rangements. 5th Ave. Shopping Plaza SERVICES ager of Joseph T. Ry- Boca Raton erson and Sons, Inc. Mrs. Elouise Sellers •-.• ....-•• • • •- • " Survivors include his Services were held 395-1877 SWAPS wife, Dorothy, Boca Ra- Wednesday for Mrs. COME SEE - RENT FOR OCCASIONAL USE JOBS OF ton; two sons, William Elouise D. Sellers, 47, INTEREST: WOMEN EXCHANGES T. and Robert B., Ir- 701 N.W. Seventh St., vington, N.Y., and three who died Friday in her / ••-• grandchildren. home. Services will be con- Mrs. Sellers came to Airline Tickets ducted at 11 a.m. in Boca Raton 40 years COMPLETE SCHOOLS Kraeer Funeral Home ago from Georgia. FOREIGN & DOMESTIC TRAVEL BUSINESS by Rev. Clark S. Reed, She is survived by and CRUISE SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES TRAINING pastor of First United her mother, Mrs. Flora Methodist Church. Ma- Stanley, Waycross, Ga. DUGAN TRAVEL sonic services will be Services were con- ESTABLISHED 1956 conducted by Boca Ra- ducted at Boca Raton 75 S. FEDERAL 395-2112 JOBS OF JOBS: ton Lodge and interment Cemetery by Elder MEN OR WOMEN will be in Palm Beach Charles Carrin, Primi- INTEREST: MEN Park Mausoleum. tive Baptist Church, Complete UMBRELLA Protection Friends may call at Delray Beach. * Travelers * Aetna * Continental the funeral home 6 to Group • Royal Globe * London & JOBS WANTED: JOBS WANTED: 9 p.m. Friday. Mrs. Helen Newton Lancashire * Boston Insurance Co. WOMEN: MEN ! E. J. Welch Mrs. Helen A. New- ton, 66, 701 N. E. Har- JOHN D. TALBOTT Edward J. Welch, 63, bour Ter., died here INSURANCE AGENCY, .jnc. 6971 N. Federal High- Monday. 489 N.E. 20th St. Boca Raton way, died here Tuesday. Mrs. Newton came to Ph. 395-1511 or 399-1516 Mr. Welch came to Boca Raton two years Boca Raton six years ago from Cleveland, CALL ago from Lowell, Mass., Ohio. where he had been a She is survived by foreman with the Bos- her husband, Fred E., ton and Maine Railroad. Boca Raton, and two sis- /V pre-tested 395-8300 He was a member of ters, Mrs. Clarence St. Joan of Arc Church, Webb, Cleveland, and r^jr, for 360 hours and Elks Lodge, Me- Mrs. William Cable, chanics ville, N.Y. Lorain, Ohio. •'** n Survivors include his Services and burial 399-671? wife, Sarah, Boca Ra- will be in Lorain with OMEGA ton; son, Edward, Kraeer Funeral Home Oneonta, N.Y., four in charge of local j tested lui 15

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•** r 1 • * * t/ * * 4 J PTA in action * , ' , j 1 - * •• 4 * '" x 7 1 a the word used, they usually - '. '_•"*."- By JIM RIFENBURG school this week and with past experience was prepared to lis- say funds. If my figures are correct, ten to the usual pitches for a And of course we were in- our family has been wrapped up . new water fountain, curtains for troduced to each of the teach- in Parent-Teacher groups for the kindergarten, etc. ers. I felt sorry for them, as about 14 or 15 years. With a I wasn't disappointed in some always. They had to march up Banner year youngster in second grade, it respects. One of the things we to the front of the room and appears we have about 10 more heard was that money will be stand while appropriate re- to go. needed to carry on the organi- marks were made about their I attended an organizational zation. They always hit you with work or rooms. Maybe that's type meeting at an elementary that one first. Only money isn't part of being a teacher. At the risk of introducing a crass commer- he took in had to be sufficient to compensate Then someone asked a ques- cial note to the Thanksgiving observance, there's for the losses he would sustain during the sum- tion about whether the organ- mer. ization would be a PTA or a a whopping big season shaping up. PTO. For the uninformed, one Boca Raton has more people than ever, wage Not only do we have a banner season shaping up, but we've had a banner summer. Basing out is an Association, the other an earners are taking home more pay than ever, Let's give thanks with prayer organization. Loosely explain- there's more leisure time (they tell us), we growth on the solid foundation of single family residences, we've grown into a stable, year ed, the PTA is national, state have more tourist facilities than before, more and county and the grassroots merchants, and more visitors. All around the round community. Not too many years ago, one could casually cross Federal highway on people pay dues to each one of city, facilities are being strained to keep pace them. The PTO is local, per- with the city's growth. foot at any time during the summer. Now it's not recommended in the summer, much less the taining only to the school in- Businessmen during the past several weeks volved. have been commenting with unbridled optimism winter. Extreme care rather than casualness is the order of the day. I can remember many schools that it looks like the best "season" yet. In where occasionally one timid part, they're talking about the holiday shopping Palmetto Park Road could have been rolled up and packed away during the summer only a soul would ask a question and season. They're also talking, of course, of quickly sit down. Usually the what was once called "the season" in Florida. few years ago. Now it's a busy thoroughfare all year round. teachers and/or principal would That's the time of year that everyone in explain how things were going his right mind wants to enjoy our sunshine. It's One of Max Hutkin's favorite stories con- still a big factor in Florida's economy, and Bo- cerns the days during the summer when the to run. You parents can elect ca Raton is no exception, iIt's a simple fact folks used to move the chairs out in front of officers if you like, but just re- that there's more going on here during the win- Brown's bar to count the cars going past. They member we run the schools ter months than during the summer. moved them all the way out. . .to straddle the and we don't want any interfer- However, we've long since seen the end of center line of the highway. ence, was the general feeling. the real peaks. Those were the days that a All the economic indicators point to a real It isn't quite that way any- shopkeeper figured he had maybe two months record breaker this year ... and that's some- more. And it especially isn't in which to make a year's profit. Whatever thing to be thankful for, too. that way with these new IBM people we've had move in dur- ing the past year. They don't of other newspapers take a back seat to anyone. What's more, they don't hesi- tate to say what they have on their minds. Although knives weren't vis- ibly in evidence, I wouldn't be surprised if they are being Fast trolley to airport sharpened in anticipation of the next meeting of the PTA, It is time that Americans began to face a found anywhere. Sure, there are reasons for PTO or whatever the group simple fact: That not everybody can ride to qualms' about the Cleveland experiment in ex- may come to be called. the airport in his own automobile. Certainly tending the rapid transit line and buying those It may be a parent-teacher not in the days of the forthcoming jumbo sleek new 80-passenger cars with luggage racks group, but the parents in this jets! at each end. It could happen that another air- group will have the first, last and words in the middle. Some air passengers will have to go by air- port will be needed for the jumbo jets. And it is true that a lot of airport passengers come I think maybe I'll enjoy going port limousines — or in rapid transit subway from other suburban areas, not served by the to these meetings. They should or surface cars! rail line. be anything but dull. : Cleveland, Ohio, has just opened a rapid But we trust that when New York, Washing- And when you come right transit link from downtown to a minute's walk ton, Baltimore, Chicago, Pittsburgh and other down to it, what's 10 years of of the airline check-in counters at Hopkins Air- cities observe the Cleveland effort, they will PTA compared to a lifetime? port. But some lugubrious forecasters are pre- remember that today's airports, already bulg- dicting that people won't ride a subway or sur- ing at the seams, have seen only the beginning face car — won't travel for 35 cents instead of tomorrow's colossal demands on ground The view from Tallahassee of the six dollars for a taxi fare. And the rea- transportation, to and from the airport. If son: too much of a comedown, a plebian ride, necessary, maybe the Cleveland transit depart- for those accustomed to airline luxuries! ment can install stev/ardesses on the cars! This is about as silly reasoning as can be — Christian Science Monitor, Another penny tax

By MALCOLM J. JOHNSON The total General Fund budg- off. That probably won't help et has increased 153.3 per cent, Florida, which immigrates new « Farmer can't relax It's likely that the people of while the population has grown families and new pupils at 0 Florida will get another penny only 14.7 per cent and the price home-growth declines. added to their sales tax next of things has gone up only 15.2 year, and accept it; but they'll per cent. In other words, cost Into this statistical quandary of government has risen 10 we must feed some basic pol- Planting corn by plane proves again that Yields are difficult to estimate becajase of the demand some sound explana- tions before they'll take more times faster than the number icy questions for the long pull: some farmer somewhere is always thinking hordes of trampling people who came to see of people or the cost of things Are we trying to educate too about how he can do the same old job a little the results. One field will be under 100 bush- than that in 1969, or the fu- ture. —five times faster than the two many people, too far aca- better. Two farmers out in Iowa tried planting els, the other over. demically, in the wrong direc- 10-acre plots to corn by airplane this year. combined. The results may be nothing to prow about, As the agencies, institutions Why? The reason is educa- tion? We acknowledge the "late Clarence Carlson, LeGrand, Iowa, plants 100 but this is the first year. There are many and services prepare their bloomer" who doesn't find him- acres a day with an eight-row planter. He says tion. things to learn and much to consider, like budget requests for formal Cab- In those six years, the num- self until he's past voting age; i#, he can seed 10 times, perhaps 12 times that the cost of the plane rental. But innovators inet hearings early in Janu- but must we let him keep trying, much by plane. will continue to try for something better. A ber of pupils in schools from ary, it is obvious they want kindergarten through Grade 12 at public expense, until he is, After seeding by plane, he disked it once farmer just can't relax. to spgnd-jnore than can be pro- senile? — Prairie Farmer (what they called "K-12") and and then harrowed the seed into the soil. duced merely by taxing at five vocational education has in- Are we really making full use per cent those saies~-new taxed creased 23 per cent, but the of our college facilities, or at four. They always do. total expenditure has gone up scheduling overloads for the The best rough guess of the 180.5 per cent and the cost bankers' hours to serve the On second thought State's best finance experts at per student 129.8 per cent. convenience of students and the moment is that a five per professors who don't like early cent sales tax on presently tax- In junior colleges, the number morning and evening classes? ed commodities will do no more of students has increased 317.3 # than raise the $200-plus million per cent, the cost per student Is educational television, Fluoridation, anyone? it will take to fund existing ser- 75.8 per cent and the total cost which was supposed to put the vices at existing costs —justto 741.6 per cent. master teacher in the mass- take care of growth, no pay rais- For the universities, there teaching business, a total flop as a classroom teaching tool By GUS HARWELL 1967, 3,827 communities in the spiracy, and have even said es, no new facilities for two has been an enrollment increase years. of 102.2 per cent, a total cost to give more instruction at per- United States were providing that the fluoride weakens the haps less cost? A PROPOSAL that Boca Ra- fluoridated water to 72 mil- will of those that drink the wa- It's easy to become gloomy, rise of 156.7 per cent, and a ton fluoridate Its water supply lion people. ter. impossible to refrain from per student cost increase of Are we too open-armed for apparently, has been consigned In June, Delaware became Major Russian cities are now questioning, when you look at 26.7 per cent. the out-of-state students who to the dark recesses of a cor- the fourth state to make flu- fluoridating their water sup- these figures which the State want to attend our junior col- ner for things to avoid because oridation mandatory. Connect- plies, and so are cities in East Planning and Budget Direc- Those figures on education leges and universities just to ^ they are controversial. icut, Minnesota and Illinois had Germany and Czechoslovakia. tor's Office presented to the costs increasing far faster than get away from home, or because already taken the step, Added to the list are Hungary, one-third of our legislators who either enrollment or costs of they can't get in home-state in- I probably don't have all of Yugoslavia, Belgium, Great bothered to show up for a post- things require more than the stitutions for lack of grades the facts, but I think fluori- election briefing: easy answers that we were dation would be worthwhile. Britain, The Netherlands, Swe- or room? ONE OF THE antifluorida- den, Switzerland and West Ger- In the past six years (count- far behind in teacher salaries Are we too prone to swing My interest was renewed by tionists' favorite arguments, ing projected expenditures for and school facilities and had an item in the Journal of the many, all reported to have been along with the Chamber the Journal continued, seems fluoridating water since 1965. the rest of this fiscal year)— to catch up, that more of our of Commerce demands for a American Water Works Asso- to have gone down the drain. children are going to school ciation. Florida's population has in- university in every city, wheth- Opponents of fluoridation THE ONLY fresh argument creased 14.7 per cent. longer than they used to. er or not iti would be a real The latest count, says the have charged that the entire Its per capita income has in- Journal, is that on Dec. 31, against fluoridation, the Jour- The big questions are where hardship forl a good student matter is a Communist con- nal ,said is the one advanced creased 51.9 per cent. to go away /to a good school 4k The consumer price index is it going to stop, and whether r in the Wall Street Journal by it should. — as our bdst don t mind tra- ex-presidential candidate Pat (cost of living) had gone up 15,2 veling to Harvard and Yale? Paulsen (a comedian and reg- per cent. Any realistic effort to stop ular on the Smothers Brothers State general revenue expen- inflation of the State budget, Is a littje more austerity in Show before entering politics); ditures increased 147 per cent. and of tax-taking growth faster order, to the extent of making Paulsen points out the men- Legislative costs increased than the increase of taxpay- parents who can afford to do ace of fluoridation, noting: "In most (253.1 per cent) although ers, must focus on education — ' it buy school books, and re- Thursday 4A NOV. 28,1968 Cleveland, Ohio, fluoride was the dollar amount is less than lieve school buses of their ov- one per cent of the whole Gen- with a weather eye on public Published every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at 34 S.E. put into the drinking water In welfare and balooning demands erloads? Is there still a place 1822. Not one of those people eral Fund outlay. for private tutoring in the side- # 2nd st., Boca Raton, Fla., 33432, by the Boca Raton Pub- for State aid to cities and coun- is alive today." Education took the biggest ties struggling in many cases line subjects, private counsel- 1 lishing Co., Inc. Phone 395-8300. portion of the money, 76.8 per with inefficient duplicative ing and other phases of edu- THERE IS something about cent of the entire general fund, services. cation which skirt the purely W.H. HARWELL, Jr., Publisher the fluoridation controversy up 195.5 per cent in six years. academic? that stirs strong sentiments in Institution (health, custodial, Just last week, the State De- some people. penal) costs increased 101.4 partment of Education asked Generally, is it sound JOHN T. OPEL H. CLAY RILEY People who oppose fluorida- per cent. for a school budget in the next economic policy for Florida Editor Adv. Mgr. tion do so with surprising ve- The judiciary increased its biennium that would take two with all its tax exemptions, to hemence. cost 117.4 per cent (again less cents extra sales tax instead of spend money .actively attracting Entered as second class mail at the postoffice at Boca I never have been able to than one per cent of the total merely one. The Florida Educa- new residents (particularly for Raton, Florida under the act of March 8, 1879. figure out why practically ev- outlay). tion Assn., this weekend is tax Immune employers) who ery dentist and dental associa- All other agencies (13.5 per preparing its requests, which may pay less than they will A cent of the toral) increased usually are higher and much, get in education, welfare, arid Member of the Florida Press Association and National tion is in favor of it. much more insistent. other services of government? Newspaper Association. Subscription rates: By carrier in Surely all those dentists costs 53.5 per cent. wouldn't favor putting the stuff Isn't the whole tax exemption the city 70^ per month; by mail in the U.S., one year $10.00, We are told that, nationwide, policy overdue for critical ex- in the water if it didn't actual- Now look those figures over the growing demands of public 6 months $6.00, 3 months $4.00. ly help youngsters' teeth. again: amination? Have we come under education are beginning to level the law of diminishing returns? Thursday, Nov. 28, 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS 5A The Brass Knocker Gift Shop announces Its Anniversary Sale Friday and Saturday November 29th and 30th on each full dollar 17* off spent To Celebrate 17 Years in Boca Raton (IN THE SAME SPOT) All Merchandise included (and just before Christmas too) AH our usual services We gift wrap, pack and mail We monogram & personalize

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71 S. Federal Hwy.r Boca Raton 395-2566 Thanks to Brownie Troop 26 at least one needy family will The troop is only one of many clubs, individuals and scout DO PARK IN THI REAR know the real meaning of Thanksgiving today. Members of organizations which have rallied to the local cause making Open 9:30 - 9:00 Both days the troop presented Boca Raton Welfare Council with a bas- it possible for 105 needy families to have a Thanksgiving ket, food, a turkey and clothes for a local needy family, dinner today. $ Same story, 25.00 new east a Qpmfl get acquainted The same old story, but with a new cast of ofler! characters, continued in GIVE JEWELRY FROM city court Tuesday as more teenagers appear- ed to answer charges stemming from a raid by police at the pavil- ion Aug. 23. More than 35 young- sters were arrested by a concentrated police JEWELERS stakeout at the beach pavilion, part of them charged .withpossession 14 S.E. 1st Ave. Boca Raton of alcohol, others for disorderly conduct. This is our way of Some had appeared in GIFTS FOR EVERY ONE ON YOUR LIST introducing KitchenAid court previously and DIAMONDS...... were fined or put on pro- food waste disposers. Bridal Sets, Earrings, Dinner and Cocktail Rings as well as mens KitchenAid disposers handle bation. Six more faced the toughest food waste, from Diamond Rings, pendants bones to stringy vegetables. Judge George de Claire We believe you'll like them this week to hear the WATCHES. . . ..-•• so well that you'll tell your Bo/ova, Accutron, Elgin, Hamilton, Mido, Universal Geneve, Croton and friends. That's why we'll de- story over again also to duct S2.r) from any KitchenAid hear their sentences, others priced from less than 20.00 to 1200- disposer price when you buy Charles Russel Mar- it with any front-loading LADIES JEWELRY.. .. KitchenAid dishwasher. This tin pleaded guilty to pos- 14k Gold Charms, Bracelets, Pins, Earrings as well as the full line of offer is good from now until session of alcohol and Trifari Costume Jewelry. December 25, 1968. Save on installation cont, too. was found i guilty of dis- MENS JEWELRY. ,. . orderly conduct. He paid 14k Gold Cuff Links, Tie Tacks, Stud Sets, Belt Buckles, as well as. See the world of a fine of $30 and was British Sterling Cologne and After Shave. placed on probation for difference in KitchenAid one year. BIRTHSTONE RINGS. . . . dishwashers. Brian Edward Oates, Genuine and Synthetic Birthstone rings for men, women and children They're built with good old- who JudgedeClairesaid as well as Signet and Fraternal Rings. fashioned quality to work better and last longer. had "a long record," was fined $35 for dis- orderly conduct. JUST SAY "CHARGE IT Ernest Morgan Surl- es had been on proba- Shamrock Jewelers honor all tion for another inci- major credit cards dent. His probation was extended for one year. LAY AWAY Danny Spear, Gil Dan- NOW iel Gordon and Ca- FOR CHRISTMAS therine Jean Anderson were all found guilty of disorderly conduct and KitchenAid placed on probation for one year. DISHWASHERS & DISPOSERS Judge de Claire told all probation defendants that good conduct during the year would result in their records being wip- ed clean. One other member of the group was found in- SALES, INC. nocent of all charges and released. He gave 260 N. Federal Highway testimony on the stand Boca Raton, Florida that he had never left his parked car until told 395-4141 he was under arrest. Additional cases will be heard in city court Classified Ad Service during the coming Phone 395-8300 weeks

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BYRON PARKS about the teaching of dramatic result. . onds the students get a at Massachusetts In- economics at the upper "Undergradua t e s complete statistical stitute of Technology, REALTOR K- division university. with no knowledge of analysis costing around and one at Dartmouth Outlines of the coun- computer logic or its 40 cents plus hook-up College. Via Mizner illi! Hitill iiiiiil try's favorite cartoon complicated language cost of 60 cents. Com- Dr. Sheidell looks Royal Palm Plaza dog were "drawn" on can now make difficult pilation of such mater- forward to the fall of economic decisions and ial by a student assist- 1970 when six more ter- v the department of eco- ant would cost $200." OVER 25 YEARS IN BOCA RATON j do research normally minals will be added nomies' teletype and Associates |f copies spread around associated with the final Summed up, the*time- and his students will iffl IHI campus by a "Pea- phase of a doctoral pro- sharing process ob- have access to any uni- Elmer L. D. Livaudais \ nuts"-loving economics gram," says Dr. John literates much of the versity computer in the Tel,; 395-3700 Frances B. Livaudais major. Scheidell, FAU chair- mechanics of learning country. Directions to the FAU man of economics. ifiitiiiill \ teletype to print " Snoo- Within half an hour py' s" picture came at the teletype students from a program that is can complete a study stored in the brain of that would take weeks Do You Have Beauty or Hair Problems? a computer in Atlanta. under normal computer In the same way the car- methods, and months Contact DIANE ton - conscious student using a high - speed directed the computer desk calculator. 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Roemer Construc- — Kevised a lease A business - indus- $9,000 according to Commissioner tion Co. offered a bid for Palm Glades Girl trial complex which will Brown. George Warren termed ment other means County Engineer Wil- spection station near to fight erosion. War- liam Hill Glades Office Building. of $61,300 plus alter- Scout Council, granting net Palm Beach Coun- He explained that the the beach restoration nates. Bids from both 20 years at a dollar a ty more than $100,000 district will pay to program an "emergen- ren "said A1A is harm- In matters pertain- Bid openings for im- ed by erosion. ing to the Glades, the provements to the Belle Glade firms were year, on ground sat John a year in rental fees dredge sand from the cy" and also urged use below county estimates* Prince Park. The coun- was authorized by coun- Intracoastal Waterway of an auxiliary boom in Attorney Jones was board awarded a $33,- Glades Office Building directed to check le- 880 contract to Rubin indicated that W. K. In other business, the cil plans to construct ty commissioners to backfill the groins so conjunction with the board- a boathouse there. Tuesday. It will be built beaches may be built up band transfer plant. The gality of county aid, bas- Construction Co., West Lutz, at $59,979plus al- at International Airport. south of the transfer auxiliary unit previous- ed on benefits to the Palm Beach, for site ternates amounting to Delayed since mid- plant. ly was authorized by the general public, and to improvements at the $18,970, was apparent Thursday, Nov. 28, 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS 7A summer as board mem- bers heard another pro- posal and evaluated both, the project by Palm Beach Industries will begin after minor modifications in a 27- year lease and appro- val by the Federal Avia- tion Agency. Among changes in the agree- ment, requested by Palm Beach Industries, Screens should be seen. Particularly our collection of hand- are target dates for painted beauties from the Far East. Many are Furniture Plaza exclusives. completion of a large Adda Ming vase, a bronze sculpture... and you'll have a museum at home. motel and executive ter- Screen, 18" X 72", $199.50. Vase on teak stand, $125 pair. Sculpture, $89.95. minal and hangar. Ini- tially set for late 1969, Avoid the prosaic this the structures now are scheduled for com- year and give a unique pletion by Dec. 1, 1970. gift. Browse through The effective date of the long-term lease will Furniture Plaza's begin shortly after the formal approval by the galleries Internationale... FA A. County Attorney R. for exotic objets d'art and Bruce Jones informed the board of the date exquisite furnishings. Many change requests which the commission approv- one-of-a-kind. The selection is ed, and said Paul But- ler, head of Palm Beach irresistible. Give-yourself-a- Industries, has signed the lease. After FAA house-gift, too! After all, this approval in writing, Board Chairman E. F. is the season for giving. Van Kessel will sign CART MART the agreement calling Make it especially for the $50 million de- velopment at PBIA. An 3 memorable this year. Here escrow account of Serving made easy and $255,000 has been es- elegant with a mobile cart. Two extension leaves, two drawers, tablished by Butler's are just a few creative ideas firm at Security Ex- • an undershelf. Too convenient to be overlooked. $350. One ot many. change Bank and the to get you started. county will be able to obtain $116,400 as the first year rental fee once the FAA approves the program officially. "I think we're off the ground," said Jones in his report to the board. Still pending is a lease with Butler Aviation, a PBIA fixed base oper- ation. The aviation firm has balked at repairing an apron, as specified in a ILLUMINATING lease proposal, and the county board suggested IDEAS use of tie-down fees ov- Excellent gifts to brighten a home. er 20 years to pay for A very old marble coupe, $30. the project. Jones told e; -i Two-light sconce from Italy, carved commissioners that Paul and WiUard Dopp, wood, handpainted, $99.50. Or by the stick... in elegant white officials of Butler Avia- The past, present porcelain. Classic, $38 pair. tion, will make a de- and future in round- cision on the lease. Cupid jardiniere, $19.95 each. Board members also table design. For serv- deferred action on a ing a snack, holding W 6 South Lake Worth In- an ashtray, displaying let District proposal for a lamp. La moderne: chrome the county to pay $9,- tripod base, aged wood top, $100. 000 toward installation Black barrel rosewood stool from Hong Kong, $99.50. of four groins to battle beach erosion on the Antique tokay cigarette table on tripod base, $69.50. south side of the sand White gilt on carved wood, leaf motif, $69.50. 1r transfer plant at Boyn- ton Inlet. James Brown Jr., In- let District board chair- man, asked for the fi- Something on the nancial aid, noting that light side for every decor. the State Board of Con- Black and white porcelain base, servation has indicated teak stand, $110. Tole lamp in help to the tune of $9,- 000 for a three-way split antique red-black-gold, $110. Metal of estimated costs of urn in antiqued brass, $90. Many more. $27,000. If the bill is higher, the Inlet Dis- trict will pay more than

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Only Houston, (5-6) ond highest in the AFL. assured of their best The Jets clinched at The Dolphins came seasonal record in three three games behind with least a tie for the East- three to play, has afrom 10 points down to years in the American ern Division champion- chance to tie New York. whip the Boston Patriots Football League, meet ship Sunday by belting 34-10, The victory im- the high - flying New the San Diego Chargers proved Miami's record York Jets Sunday at Shea The Jets have won 37-15 behind a great eight, lost three while to 4-6-1, good enough Stadium. Kickoff is 1:30 passing show by quar- for third place in the East. It also gave Coach George Wilson another improved - record sea- son, since the Dolphins finished 3-11 in 1966 and 4-10 last year. The Dolphins and Jets have played four times (five including a pre- season game in '66) BOCA JET FOOTBALL TEAM and the New Yorkers have won every outing. Miami put on its best showing in the team's first meeting, in the Or- ange Bowl, as New York squeaked by 19-14. Scores since then have been 30-13, also in '66, and 29-7 and 33-14 in '67. Joe Namath, who now leads the AFL in pass- ing yardage with 2,730, completed 23 of 39 pass- es for 415 yards against the Dolphins at New York in 1967. All three are records by a Dolphin opponent. Namath has passed for 11 touchdowns and has had 16 passes in- tercepted. He has com- pleted 48 per cent of his passes (160 of 333). Thus the Dolphins, who allowed Boston 225 passing yards, have a tough assignment. Split end George Sauer and flanker Don May- nard present problems to any defense and both are enjoying great sea- On High School field sons for the improved Jets. Fullback Matt Snell has 603 yards rushing Boca Jets host Lexington to rank fifth in the league and he carries a 4.1 average. Boca Raton midget ray Rocks, These are will be played on the and cheerleaders will go The Dolphins can of- football team, the Boca the 95-pound teams. high school field. to Ocean World for a Waterfowl season opens fer some firepower of Jets will host an all- Festivities for this During half time of the full day of activities,'. their. own with a well- star team from Lexing- Thanksgiving Day will early game, the Turkey The visiting Kentucky balanced attack,.that is ton, Ky., tonight in the begin at 5 o'clock this Bowl queen of 1968 will players are scheduled within five poings (214) Fifth Annual Turkey afternoon when the pre- be crowned. She isto leave here by 1,000 hunters expected of a team record for Bowl. game parade moves elected from the cheer- bus Saturday for the res- seasonal scoring. The game is sched- along Palmetto Park leaders by the Boca Jet turn home. Road to the recreation teams. Over 1,000 hunters into Area One before the try and reserve boats. Quarterback Bob Gri- uled to begin about 8:15 ese, a steadying influ- p.m. center. It will include The Carver High are expected to con- appointed time." After today's opening numerous floats, Last year, several rush, however, we will ence all season long, has The Jet Juniors will School band will per- verge on the Loxahat- marching groups, bands form, as will the Jun- chee before daylight this boats were stolen at the reserve boats for fu-accounted for 2,065 play a preliminary game ture hunting." yards passing and 168 which is scheduled to and the four teams in ior Anchorettes, who morning and U. S. Fish Loxahatchee and hunt- tonight's game. ers converged on the Snyder said the lodge rushing in 11 games. get underway at 7 o'- will twirl fire batons for and Wildlife personnel The football games the first time. are geared to handle the area long before day- would be open at 4 a.m. He is the AFL's clock against the Del- crowd. light. for the convenience of fourth - ranked passer Many kinds of troph- A spokesman for the Roy Snyder, manager hunters. with 153 completions of ies will be given out be- tween and after the foot- federal bureau said of Loxahatchee Lodge, Hunters will be able 293 attempts, 18 touch- Bowling scores Conservation Area One said all boats would be to enter Area One this down passes and 16 in- ball games. Two win- ning float trophies, one BOCA RATON will be open to hunters on a "catch-as-catch- morning at 5:19. Shoot- terceptions. Griese, in Lords & Ladies League high men's Don civic and one business FLORIDA'S NEWEST one and one-half hour can" this morning. ing will begin at 6:19 his second season, has Team Won Lost Williamson 190, ind. CHAMPIONSHIP before sunrise. Shoot- "With the expecta- a.m. Hurdle said a full completed 52.2 per cent triple Red Davis 515; will be given for the IS HOLE COURSE Shamrocks 36 4 parade. A trophy also ing begins one-half hour tion of so many hunt- complement of officers of his passes. He has Yankees 28 12 women's ind. high and Gently rolling fair- ind. triple Zelda Wil- goes to the best march- ways and carpet-rich before sunrise. ers," he said, "we will be in the field to a 5.1-yard rushing L. Strikes 24 16 greens accent our average for 33 attempts. liamson 173 and 485. ing unit. par 72 layout... "We're opening it thought it better to not enforce regulations. MG's 21 19 part of the new In the last six games, Each player from the Boca Teeca Country early this year to han- Foul Balls 17 23 Club Estates. dle the expected Griese has thrown 10 Born Losers 14 26 Boca Verdean Mixers four participating teams crowd," Marvin Hur- touchdown passes while Dudes 11,5 28.5 Team Won Lost will receive a trophy of Phone for Bill Williams named this Turkey Bowl. Each Starting times: dle said. "We want ev- having only five of 174 GT's 8.5 31.5 Orchids 11 1 399-5120 winning team receives MEMBERSHIPS eryone to be able to passes intercepted. He High team game and Gardenias 9 3 AVAILABLE' get to their favorite has already exceeded high team triple Yan- Camellias 8 4 a large golden - foot- shooting stand in plen- BRCC club champion his passing yardage of kees 644 and 1882-ind. Jasmines 7.5 4.5 ball trophy. At the end ty of time and not have last season (2,005) and Azaleas 7 5 of the games, one boy In A Flite, H. S. Rome COUNTRY CLUB to rush. Bill Williams was his touchdown pass- Alamandas 7 5 from each team will be was the winner with a presented with an "out- N.w. 51st st and 2nd Ave.V ' 'We'd like to see the named club champion at es total (15 in '67). On- Bouganvillas 5 7 Bocj Raton (Vj mile west of U.S. 1) Boca Raton Country 135. Second place went ly Daryle Lamonica and Minors in Hibiscus 4 8 standing player" award. 399-5120 area completely free of to Ed Geary for his 138. any accidents this Club Tuesday, follow- John Hadl, each with 21, O. Blossoms 4 8 Tomorrow, the teams o ing a 36 hole medal play Kingsley Pearse was have thrown more Oleanders 3.5 8.5 year," he said. > winner of B Flite with a isr ^^v ^o^r HI u ^i» ^nv ^o^^ VB^ -^^M"- •^^v> •»— <^09> <^aw> -^BBv> 4> 4BB Hurdle said a tempor- tournament. touchdown passes this tourney Crotons 3 9 Williams came in with 141. John Tubbs was season. Ixoras 3 ary control gate will be second at 143. Two young men from 9 placed in front of the a 126 after rounds of Karl Noonan has 48 High team game Cro- 64 and 62. A playoff will be held Boca Raton, Douglas R. HONDA Sales & Service' Loxahatchee Recreation receptions to tie for Miner and Fritz B. Min- tons 785; high team tri- Runnersup in the later to determine the third in the league. Jim lodge. er Jr. have entered ple Gardenias 2322; championship flite were winner of C Flite. Play- Kiick is the seventh men's ind. high Palmer Hunters will be able ing with handicaps and the Fifth Annual Isla- to go into Area Two any- Foster Schreffler and leading rusher with 515 Deihl 179, ind. triple Herman Brown. The two tied for first were B. S. yards and Larry Csonka morada Sailfish Tour- time they care," he Smith, JimMcDavittand nament. They will be Nelson Thompson 485; said, "but we're going to golfers posted scores of is 11th with 410 yards. women's ind. high Ed- 133. Ray Schwartz. All had Speedy Gene Milton, out fishing with Captain make sure they don't get scores of 1212. Fred B. Miner on the na Ingram 139; ind. tri- last week with a sore ple May Thomas 391. knee, still leads in kick- "Frebami". Fritz B. Miner, Jr. Happy The first U.S. motor off returns with a 26.6- Liberty Glass Doubles vehicle race in which yard average. was last years Junior Division Champion. Tournament any contestants finish- Defensive back Dick Thanksgiving ed was run in 1895 in Winner: Dawn Wise- Anderson stands second The tournament takes man, Chris Johnston, OPEN TODAY Chicago over a 55 mile in interceptions with place on Thanksgiving SALES - 391-140q course. It was won by 632, AT 5 P.M. six, and leads the AFL weekend and is four days (Continued on page 9A) J. FrankDuryea operat- in return yardage with of fishing, Nov. 27th J1S? Jl: JLf 5fI?US LL ... 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Istiderdciie 587-7075 FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1894 10A BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, Nov. 28, 1968 For mental health Zone protests aired Royal Palm (Continued from Page 1) limit apartment buildings to 36 ple of Boca Raton in the fu- Center to be dedicated units per acre as compared to ture." viewed the same thing and thus the present regulations allow- Drawing just as much objec- The Comprehensive The board hopes to be- deliver the main ad- POLO negate the board's study. ing 96 units per acre. tion as the density restriction Community Mental gin construction on the dresses. 'I paid for it and other tax- 'We're talking about the most was a proposed height maxi- Health Center of Palm center in West Palm "It is gratifying to payers in Boca Raton paid for expensive land in Boca Raton," mum of 150 feet. Beach County is get- Beach before the end of know that we are gain- it and we're entitled to it," he he told the Board. "This de- Lee Bowman, president of At- ting closer to reality. December. ing on our ultimate 'Sunday's stated, noting it was due Nov. mands density." lantic Builders Association, According to Mrs. Groundbreaking cer- goal," Mrs. Rubinger 3 p.m. 18. lamented the restrictions on Ralph RUbinger, fund- emonies have been set said. "After three years Noting that the new formula raising chairman for the Rodgers replied, saying, cuts down density by approxi- setbacks and ensity and com- for Saturday, Dec. 7 at of hard work by hun- mented, "You might consider center, final approval 10:30 a.m. at the 45th PRESEASON OFFER "The fact is that it was due mately 60 per cent, Miller as- of the plans for the $1.2 dreds of lay and pro- way before this November." 'serted that it "compounds the giving us more height." street site — just west fessional volunteers we A Bosk of 16 Tickets He said that Smith subcon- He told the board, "God has million center has been of St. Mary's Hospital. are finally in a position SAVES you MONEY existing restriveness beyond a received from the De- Congressman Paul G. tracted Florida Atlantic Uni- point that is practical," given us just so much land, partment of Health, Ed- to hold groundbreaking 16|AdultlGeneral Admission versity for a survey and was but has given us unlimited sky." Rogers and State Sena- ceremonies and put our (Save 6,25). • • $18.75 Rodgers presented a detail- ucation and Welfare. tor Jerry Thomas will 16 Student General Admission not expected to receive it until ed chart of existing apartment He acknowledged the need project out to bid. (Save 4.00) ... $13.50 January, "so you can be sure buildings in the city and said for public beaches, but con- tended, "There is a need for She said that letters ... . Good Any Game. . . that you re not going to get any- the maximum is 56 units per Hearings unheard USE AS MAHV AS YOU WF5H. ANY TfME thing final from Milo Smith in acre, the minimum is 11.6 units high-rises." requesting donations to Miller said a 150-foot limit- the center project will Write To - the next few months." per acre and the average is 23.3 (Continued from Page 1) possible your restric- Royal Palm Polo . "I don't think," he added, units per acre. ation would "cancel out the be mailed to Boca Ra- Dorchester (a proposed high- ' reason for his objection. tions won't do it," he ton residents this week. Box 846 Boca Raton, Fla "anyone can say ... when Milo "We've tried to come up with said. "Because builders Smith will make his report" something that is reasonable," rise on the oceanf ront) because Next public hearing we would completely lose the was on changes in the might quit building one so the board is attempting "to he said. We think 36 is rea- and two bedroom apart- get something done." sonable." top two floors. residential R-3 district Douglas Martin, representing ordinance which would ments in favor of three The chairman of the board He told the gathering that he- and four bedroom apart- told the audience of about 25 and his colleagues want "a owners of oceanfront property, affect not only plot size We know you |:|: that their comments will be beautiful vista when you go along entered his objections to the but setback, and open ments. set a high stand-' £ proposed new district stating area sections. Another builder also ard of excellence *: reviewed Dec. 5 at the board's the road (A-l-A). We don't want objected to the 1,600 next meeting and a decision what you see in Fort Lau- the city already has zoning Timothy Poulton, rep- for your appear- :;:• reached probably the following derdale." "which is already the most resenting a local land feet limitation. His ar- gument was that the ance, at home or & week. John Stanfel of Florida At- restrictive of any community in owner, objected to the the immediate vicinity." change in the plot area board should establish away. So we say $• Howard Miller, representing lantic Builders Association a minimum standard Schine Enterprises, was one of claimed that limiting the dens- per unit clause from let us care for all :•> Richard Schine of Schine En- 1,200 to 1,600 square suited for the majority your clothes. -j» the most frequent visitors to the ity would "be doing a disservice of the people, "not the podium. to the community" whereas al- terprises appeared to speak on feet. lowing high - density would behalf of "the properties you "If your motive is to minority in the $30,000 He argued against the board's bracket." proposed formula which would provide "a service to the peo- plan to so cruelly affect." limit the density, it's

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What young people think

Students discuss events of the past year

and relate them to this Thanksgiving Day Andy Harmatz 'We have so much and we give so little'.

By SANDY WESLEY thankful for what happened to discussing here. It's not like Andy praised the principal, thankful for their education. federal government," Beverly Senator Robert Kennedy or in Czecholovakia. In the United Gerald Daniels, "He's working There are two different types said "If more people in the Today is Thanksgiving, and Martin Luther King. I'm not States we can say what we want. hard. A lot of students admire of people and two sides and country would take it upon them- many residents will be remin- thankful for the violence on United States may not be the two views. See what I mean? selves to do something, this iscing about events which close- the streets or what happened at greatest, but it's still the only Neither ways are free, yet it's would be a better world. ly affected them this year and the Democratic convention. place I'd like to live on this a way of life." Grant agreed. "We expect the relating the events to the mean- "I am thankful, though, that earth," he said. "You've got to be involved federal government to take ing of the day. I've reached a point in my life "So many people can be today," Kathy put in. "You over. Our basic theory is let And many Boca Raton resi- where I can make a choice. thankful for what's happened, can't sit back you've got to someone else do it . , . the fed- dents will mull over the events I'm thankful for the way I was yet there are so many other help along." eral government. • of the nation, which because they raised. That I have a chance. people who have nothing to be "The young people try to "The demands of society do happened to someone else or That I can go where I want to thankful for," Andy said. solve these problems," Grant not allow time for people to in another place might not be go, do what I want to do. I'm "I'm not thankful that other said, "but the establishment get out and get involved,' Andy so closely related to them, but thankful I'm alive." countries burn our flag," Kathy won't see it our way. They said. "The average persons because of television, has be- added. know the truth. „ ." have a job, a family, and as come as much a part of the 5 "Or for the poverty. . ." "But- we're young, we have they grow older they have more resident s lives as the promo- Andy added. "Look, in New York no family, we have nothing to responsibilities to their own tion dad got last month. City there are eight to ten peo- lose, we shout out that what's and they don't have the time Four Boca Raton High School ple living in one room in some happening is wrong, but even so they figure let someone else students discussed these events places." we won t practice what we do it, Andy agreed. and related them to Thanksgiv- "And yet," Kathy began. preach," Andy added. So we give the responsibili- ing. "We have so much and we're "We feel the only way we ties of helping people, righting The students are Andy Har- so great," Andy took up. But Beverly Wiseman can get our message across is the wrongs to someone else. matz, 17, senior; Grant Gel- we still have discrimination 'They don't want change.' by protest. The old establish- We say one thing and contra- hardt, 15, sophomore; Kathy among the races, economical- ment says you can't do that. dict ourselves by our actions.* Bradshaw, 15, freshman and ly we have so much and we him, They tell the young people to "At least in the United States Beverly Wiseman, 16, junior. give so little." "But there again a lot of quietly work out the problems. we can protest. It's not like in The consensus? ' 'Some people don't have a students aren't getting a good but we say no, we can't wait... Czechoslovakia where the stu- "I'm thankful for a lot of choice or a chance," Beverly education because they, are de- Andy continued. dents were put down," Grant things," Andy began. "But I'm added. prived, so they can't say they're "We depend too much on the not thankful that people live in "In India and other countries w;.;j.WK;.W.;.;.;ffl;^ poverty here, I'm not thankful the conditions are worse than that some people are given no they are here," Grant said, chance to speak out — in France, Kathy Bradshaw Andy continued. "We have so Czechoslovakia and to some ex- much „ . „ There's a lot of the tent the United States. I'm not 'United States is still a great country' rotten and we don't do a thing about it. If you're poor you've Kathy* s thankful she lives in got it rough. You've got a bad the United States and, despite environment, crowded living Thanksgiving everything she's determined conditions. We don't practice that "the United States is still what we preach. a great country." There's a , "I've got a good life, but i lot of bad- sure, but the U.S. there are a lot of people who is still the only place where we doii't have what we've got. have so many opportunities. . . "I see what you mean," Bev- For millions of years this world has survived, I'm thankful for the way I've erly said. "We understand what* Its countless conflicts, in retrospect, short-lived. been brought up." the problems are but we don't In this brief moment in our span of years, "A lot of people in the Unit- want to give up what we've We should fill our days with high hopes, not with fears. ed States are not thankful for got to help solve the prob- as much. They don't realize all lems." Though the world's again in torment, hearts filled with unrest, the opportunities there are Kathy agreed, "We want to Let this be the time to remember that the best here. I'm thankful for my par- help, but we don't." Of life will surely come to all who pray ents and the thoughts they've I'm thankful for my edu- For peace and understanding this Thanksgiving Day. given me. It's great just being cation," Andy said. "There are Grant Gelhardt alive," Beverly said. still need for improvement, but Barbara Ewald 'U.S. is only place I'd like to Grant was thankful he could we're working for the improve- live' talk about the things "we're ment. fessmssssw^^ FAU women plan dinner The FAU College of Education Women's Club will hold its sec- WHY ACCEPT LESS? ond annual progressive dinner Friday, Dec. 6th m The pre-holiday fes- MKSOIVING tivities will begin with hors d'oeuvres for 120 6 Month Self-Renewing Savings Certificates education faculty and Multiples of $1000 guests at the home of Paid Quarterly Dean and Mrs. Robert W-iegman. Co-chairman for the event are Mrs. Herbert Stewart and Mrs. Frederick Adams. 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Borden County in West Texas is celebrat- ing its 75th anniversary BOCA RATON DELRAY BEACH this year. This cow 601 N. Federal Hwy. 645 E. AtlanticAve. country county was named for Gail Borden, Phone 395-212! Phone 276-6311 Texas patriot, journal- ist, inventor and father of condensed milk. jB BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, Nov. 28^ 1968 ANN LANDERS He should talk to doctor •

Dear Ann Landers: I ness as an excuse to If a letter is address- Heather and she turned was released from a satisfy his sexual ap- ed to Mrs. and Mrs.out to be a cleancut girl T,B. sanitarium seven petite elsewhere. John Doe and Son,, does — friendly and lots of months ago after two What do you suggest, the son have a right to fun. Now I don't be- years of intensive treat- Ann Landers? open the letter? lieve those stories and I ment. My doctors have —UNTOUCHABLE Also, does a wife have could bite my tongue told me I am cured, but WIFE the right to open a letter off for repeating them. I must get a checkup Dear Wife: Your hus- addressed to her hus- I'd like Heather for a every four months for band should have a talk band if it comes to the friend but I' m ashamed the next three years. with your doctor. He house? He does not open to be seen with her be- The problem is my needs to have a better her mail but she would cause of all the talking husband. He refused to understanding of T. B. not care if he did. She I've done. What can I come near me. I've told and the role family has nothing to hide. What do now, Ann? him repeatedly that he members (especially do you say? —CURED GOSSIPER cannot get T.B. from spouse) can play in a —ROYAL OAK Dear Cured: You can me, that I would not have patient's recovery. Dear R.O.: If a letter go to your friends and been discharged from It is indeed possible is addressed to "and tell them you are as- the sanitarium if I were to know something in- Son" — the son has a hamed of yourself, — infectious. He says he tellectually but not be right to open the letter. that you have gotten to knows it "intellec- able to accept it emo- A letter addressed to know Heather and the tually" but he doesn't tionally. Now your hus- Mrs. should not be open- stories you circulated know it "emotionally" band is the sick one. by Mr. And vice ver- were hearsay and you —whatever that means. See that he gets the sa — even if nobody are sorry you repeated It is demoralizing for help he needs. has anything to hide. them. And let this be a a woman to be treated I have a hunch you, lesson to you and all the as if she has some loath- Dear Ann Landers: Madame, are going to other blabbermouths. Members of Royale Woman's Club believe in Club. Giving the program a last minute check some disease. I'm be- Who is right? Some- buy your husband and People who gossip find getting an early start on luncheon and fashion (left) Mrs. Herbert Hudson, Mrs. Anthony Tar- ginning to wonder if per- body is going to take your son dinner tonight,, themselves hoist with show plans. The women have wrapped up and vers, Mrs. Howard Flammer and Mrs. Allan B. haps he found a new love two people to dinner Bon appetiti their own petards. Millar. while I was away and tonight — depending on sent to the printers their program for the event your answer. jslated for January 10 in Boca Raton Hotel and now he is using my ill- Dear Ann Landers: I : Ann Landers' new feel like washing my book, "Truth Is Strang- mouth out with soap, I er," is available at your heard some bad things bookstore. about a girl I will call Ann Landers will be Happy House Heather. The person glad to help you with wh o told me is fam- your problems. Send ous for her big yap. I them to her in care of "By CLAIRE "ARCHER you suggest for the repeated the rumors and Boca Raton News, Box Do you have a question swivel rocker? said I was sure they 3346, Chicago, Illinois, were true. pertaining to interior Dear Mrs. W.H.W. - 60 65 4, enclosing; a decorating? Mrs. Ar- How would you like a A few weeks ago I stamped, self-address- cher will forest green for the swi- double dated with ed envelope. be happy to ans- vel rocker? wer your q."u e s- Students t/i o n s. R e q uest' (Continued from IB) SANTA'S s hould' said. be sent Andy agreed then add- to the ed. "Did you ever stop HERE! Boca and figure how much Raton courage the students News in Czechoslovakia have? SANTA With Mrs. Archer They knew what to ex- self - addressed envel- pect, yet they went ahead from one fool to 6 foot high ope. and protested anyway. I don't think we have that "Holiday House" will be the theme of this be that of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fleming, Lake Drive. Tour hours will be 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Request from Mrs. A. kind of courage." CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS year's Christmas house tour, sponsored by the L.M. — I do not like the "A lot of people here Garden Club. Other years the club has used a Sunday, Dec. 15. Discussing decorations are coffee table that goes are thankful things are FLORAL PIECES series of model homes. This year the club will (left) Mrs. Fleming, Mrs. Charles R. Stephans, with the dark walnut end the way they are. They donate one home for Christmas. The home will president, and Mrs. W. George Whitehouse. table in our living room i don't want change," Be- TREES ACCESSORIES I would like to replace verly said. the coffee table with an "We have the cour- antique white round ta- age," Kathy said, "but SHOP EARLY ble. What's your opin-, :,we h,aye no reason to ion? show it now." decorator A delight Dear Mrs. A.L. M,— "We forgot," Be- I would like the change. verly added. 198 S. Dixie Hwy. Boca Raton, Fla. Your dark wood end "We're spoiled," tables and a painted cof- Grant and Andy said. 395-7735 fee table would mix very well. Request from Mrs.O. J. — We are redoing our small bathroom and we have found a wall- paper we like very much. It's a tawny gold and white floral — sam- ple enclosed. The tile and fixgtures are white. What color for towels? Dear Mrs. A. L. M. — Towels could be a lively azure blue.

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BRAZIL TORTE Monday was Joseph Artabasy's birthday, so what should be more natural than that 1 cup brown supgar Betty Artabasy should bake her husband's 1 cup white sugar favorite cake? 1 cup shortening or butter The cake called Brazil Torte, is 4 eggs Thursday, Nov. 28, 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS 3B not a family favorite. Daughter, Zena, pre- 110 oz. bottle maraschino cherries — fers chocolate cakes with lots of rich icing. chopped But the recipe was given to Betty by her juice of cherries mother-in-law. 1 cup English walnuts — chopped "I'll bake the cake about once or twice 1 teaspoon vanilla flavoring a year because it's such a heavy cake and 1 teaspoon maple flavoring J you know that neither Joe nor I need any lcup milk (add 1 teaspoon of soda to more sweets," she laughed. milk to sour it — let stand 1 hour) The cake is so heavy and rich that it doesn't 1 teaspoon baking powder SHOES even require frosting, which is fine with Joe 1/2teaspoon soda who isn'tfond of frosting anyway. 3 cups flour LOVE HIGH HEELS? First in goes the basics. Betty can't understand why the cake is pinch of salt called "Brazil Torte," unless at one time Fashion says "Suit yourself in '68!" Suit your the recipe called for Brazil nuts but I use Combine brown sugar, white sugar and legs with the hem you want. .. from mini to walnuts. ' butter — blend well. Add eggs (1) at a time Betty likes people and enjoys having them and beat (1) one minute each. Sift together midi . . . and especially with the heels yon in her home. So she's the type of cook who four, baking powder, soda and salt. Add want! does the basics and enjoys her company. cherry juice to batter. Add 1 cup flour then "I'm a plain cook who likes normal, add 1/2 cup of milk — beat.Add 1 cup flour. If you are a gal who knows high heels suit well balanced meals," she added. "I have Add remaining milk, — beat. Add lcup flour. you best ... this is your year!. . . . And a combination salad that for some reason Add vanilla and maple flavoring — beat. MORGAN'S i3 your store! everyone seems to love. In fact, whenever Add cherries and walnuts and mix well. I'm asked to bring something for a Wom- Bake in lightly greased and floured tube You'll find the hest High Heel collections in ans' Club buffet," (she's president,) it's al- pan until done — approximately 50 minutes to the area at all three MORGAN'S stores . . . ways the combination salad. That's my spec-* one hour at 350 degrees* Cool on rack be- ialty," she said. fore removing from pan. in all sizes, AAAA to C. *: ' "I like to entertain small groups of peo- A light caramel icing may be used if BOCA RATON ple. Mostly for an evening of cards and a desired or the cake may be sprinkled with The Royal Palm Plaza by The Tower little snack. brandy. WE SELL Instant Comfort She breaks egg and continues mixing.

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For Best Results This column of questions your 1968 return and and . answers on federal tax matters is provided by the lo- pay in full the balance cal office of the U.S. Internal of tax due by Jan. 31, MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Revenue Service and is pub- 1969, you need not file lished as a public service to ,the required declara- , taxpayers. The column answers 1 questions most frequently tion or make the Jan. WITH MLS asked by taxpayers. 15 payment. Q. I'm working a few hours a night in a local Q. I'm a full-time SEE YOUR REALTOR department store. Is student and don't expect there any way I can stop to have a paying job REALTORS OF BOCA RATON them from taking So- anytime before the end The following ORYAL E. HADLEY, cial Security tax out are members 400 E. Palmetto Pk. of the year. Can I file of the Boca Road, 395-2244. of my pay since my my tax return now to regular job gives me get back the money with- Raton Board HELEN HODOWAL, full coverage? of Realtors. Realtor. 330 E. Palmetto held from my paycheck Doing busi- Pk. Rd., 399-6258. A. No. Each employ- last summer? ness with KEATING - MEREDITH er is required to with- A. No, an income tax The end of the Florida of which dreams are made. them you are PROPERTIES INC. hold Social Security tax- return cannot be filed Of secluded beaches and sun-dappled surf. Of tall palms along assured the highest 42 S.E. 2nd St. Phone- es on the first $7,800 until the end of the tax type of service that can fitigreed canals. Of quiet streets and hidden byways. 395-1515 of income paid each em- year. Even though be administered in the ployee during 1968. you may not work or re- Of gracious residences and gentle people. Of churches, field of Real Estate F. WOODROW KEETON, 2950 N. Ocean Boule- If more than $343,20 ceive income during the 4 fine restaurants, lavish entertainment, magnificent specialty Practice. is withheld from your rest of the year, a tax CROSBY W. ALLEY, vard, 395-5252. shops and boutiques. Of cultural delights and aquest 342 E. Palmetto Pk. MACLAREN & ANDER- wages for Social Secur- return is required to be SON, 135 E. Palmetto ity in 1968 because you filed on the basis of a for knowledge. Boca Raton is the end of this fabled Florida. Rd., 395-4404 Park Rd., Boca Raton. full tax year. NICK AMRHEIN 7300 N. worked for two or more The last place where Florida still is as Florida was. Federal Hwy. 391-1166. 395-1333 employers, the excess MADDOX REALTY, 507 The last place where a new apartment residence on the ARVIDA REALTY N.E. 20th St., 395-2900 should be taken as a Q. Where can I get SALES, Inc., 998 S. MEDALLION REALTY, tax credit on your 1968 the forms I need to re- broad oceanfront can exist in quiet harmony with Federal Hwy.,395-2000. 95 E. Palmetto Park Rd income tax return. port tip income? time-burnished surroundings. The last place where you will ATLANTIC BOCA 395-2421: A. Your employer REALTY, 101 E: Pal- J.C. MITCHELL & Q. My income is quite find the Florida in which you will choose to live. It's waiting metto Pk. Rd., Boca should have copies of SONS, Inc., 22 S Fed- a bit higher than I ex- Form 4070, Employees for you now at Cloister Del Mar in Boca Raton. Raton, 395-8500. eral Hwy., 395:4711, pected it to be this year. Report on Tips, which BANYAN REALTY,INC. MOTHERWELL REAL- And when the last apartment home is spoken for, it will all 234 S. Federal Highway, Is it too late to file an you should use. If he TY, 757 S. Federal Hwy. estimated tax return? does not have them, send come to an end. The time to come, to look, to Boca Raton, Florida - 395-4044. Phone: 395-3535. A, No. If your situa- a post card to your dis- consider is now. We await your visit. PALMER AND PALMER tion changes after Sept. trict director request- BATEMAN and CO., 115.E. Boca Raton Road, Boca Raton, Florida 1 you should file de- ing copies. Cloister Del Mar... where each private tower-floor 1299 S. Ocean Blvd., 395-5011. claration of estimated Boca Raton, 395-9355. tax and make the re- elevator foyer is shared by only two family residents W.P. BEBOUT, 140 N. F. BYRON PARKS, Via Mizner, Royal Palm quired payment by Jan. Q. Where do I deduct and every apartment home offers the luxury of two private. Fed. Hwy., 395-8155. 15. To obtain a copy of Plaza, 395-3700. the veterinary fees I oceanfront balcony terraces and a host of incomparable STEPHEN J. BODZO PETRUZZELLI REAL- an estimated tax de- paid for my farm live- REALTY, INC. - 5501 TY, Inc., 2325 N. Ocean. claration send a post stock last year? • conveniences' and facilities. 2 and 3 bedroom apartment N. Fed. Hwy. 395-8200 Boulevard. 399-1399 card to your District Di- A. They should be de- homes and penthouses.... .from $34,750. rector and ask for Form ducted as a farm ex- BRANNON REALTY^ PLASTRIDGE, INC. 224 S. Federal Hwy., 1040ES, Declaration of pense on Part III Inc., 330 E. Palmetto Estimated Tax for In- of Schedule F. Live- Pk. Rd., 391-2444. 395-1433. dividuals. THE REAL ESTATE stock medicines are CAMINO GARDENS However, if you file deductible too. •otOlOlo. REALTY INC., P.O. CORNER, INC. 60 S. Box 520, Phone 395-7020. Federal Highway, 395- 4624. CARLEN APPRAISAL RONAN REALTY, 2800 AND REALTY INC. 450 N. Fed. Hwy., Boca Ra- Everyone Loves A E. Palmetto Park Rd. ton, 391-0083. 399-4440. RICHARD F. ROSS, 110 SUE O. CHENEY, Real- East Palmetto Park tor, 960 S.E. 20th Avenue Road* Boca Raton, Fla. Keerfield Beach, Florida 399-6444. BUICK CLOISTER 399-5500.. ROYAL PALM REALTY BRUCE E. DARRELL CORP., 307 Golfview Realtor, 425 E. Palmet Dr. 395-1662. FOR THE BEST DEAL ON A DEL MAR 1 to Park Rd., 395-1322. SLONE REALTY WM. DAY Inc., 500 S. Main Office: 912 N. CONDOMINIUM APARTMENT RESIDENCES ON THE OCEANFRONT Federal Hwy., 395-0220. Dixie Hwy. - 399-1223 Just north of Cloister Beach Towers PETER E. DORAN, 133 Branch: 6299 N. Federal 1969 BUKK >'-.-•,!•*..'/•.-. 1180 South ocean Boulevard . Boca Raton, Florida Boca Raton Rd., Phone 391-2640 •""—<•••-—•*;•£"" •'••••••" Phone:399-5022 335-1102. TOWN & COUNTRY SEE FRANK COULSON FEDERAL REALTY of PROPERTIES, 330 E. FLORIDA, 629 S. Fed- Palmetto Park Rd., Direct Factory Dealer OCCUPANCY THIS SEASON eral Highway, Boca Ra- 391-0434, ton, Florida 391-2235. VISTA REALTY, INC. FINESTSERVICE * LARGE PAINT & BODY SHOP FIRST REALTY CORP. No. 2 N. Fed. Hwy., 20 S.E. 1st Avenue, Boca Raton, 395-5824. 395-8600. WEEKES REALTY CO. ^ COULSON ** Conceive^!, created and developed by FLORIDA SITES, Inc. INC., 100 S. Federal f Edgewatet Park Sales, Inc.; a subsidiary of 38 S.E. 4th St. 395-1890. Hwy., J95-1221. RADICE REALTY AND CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION EDWARD GARVY.701E. M.N. WEIR & SONS, DELRAY BEACH OF NEW YORK AND FLORIDA Palmetto Pk. Rd., Boca Inc., 855 S. Federal 1616 N. Federal Hwy. - Ph. 278-3292 Investment Builders Since 18ZQ Raton, Fla. 3910900, Hwy., 395-4000 Thursday, Nov. 28, 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS 7B

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OF ORDINANCE mino Real Apt. 6 Have Pow-r-Drive rotary condition see anytime Efficiency nicely fur- Adult Fun Club. 395- imum 16 yrs. old. Must Fri. or Sat. 2300 NE 3 bedroom, 2 bath hom«fljf have own transporta- no use for same. 395- grass cutter with col- nished. Jordan Manor. The following ORDINANCE No, 8635 between 6 & 8 PM. lector bag. Each $40. 4th Way Boca. 101 N.W. Pine Circle. with family room, com- •" 1323 was adopted and passed tion. 395-1538. 0299. $95. Cash. Roommate wanted to Tel. 395-5806. 395-4567. pletely furnished, cen- into law on November 19th, Admiral Medium size 15 B Musical Instruments tral heat and air, close ' 1968, at a regular meeting of share furnished duplex TURF MAINTAINANCE Two fishing rods with LOWERY ORGAN with HAMPSTEAD VILLAGE the City Council of the City apartment near beach HELPER. Experienced, refrig/freezer. Good to beach. Will accom--' of Boca Raton. Copies of this OCEAN CITY reels $6 AOC, looks like new. APTS. mod ate two couples.-" Ordinance are on file in the with single working gal, operate machinery, condition. $35. Call 395- and $8, suitable for be- office of the City Clerk and 7424. Cost new $1995. Will 660 GLOUCHESTERST. Available December:- rent reasonable on hourly rate plus over- ginners. Two alumin- sell for $995. Phone available for inspection during yearly basis, call 395- NORTH BOCA RATON' thru April - $3,000 - regular working hours, time. Dec. thru April. Only the finest in Used um trellises 2 x 8 $3 399-7992. Deluxe furnished apt. 1 8300 9 AM to 5 Mon Call 395-8523 Daytime. furniture, China, Glass, ea. Call 395-0673 ex- call 395-3475. . AN ORDINANCE OF THE thru Fri. ask for Mar- silver, antiques, pic- RENT AN ORGAN Bedrm 11/2 baths, w/w CITY OF BOCA RATON EXPERIENCED MA--" cept afternoons. carpeting. Season only, Use News Classified FLORIDA, PROVIDING lene tures, Tamps, etc. Rea- OR PIANO 0 RINE MECHANIC for 25 F Miscellaneous for Rent THAT THE CODE OF OR- sonable prices .Cash for HAMMOND ORGAN B2 ONLY $2 A WEEK 2 bedroom completely DINANCES PERTAINING GATEWAY inboard engines. Will your Don't Needs. Phyl- with separate 40 watt FREE LESSONS AND Office & Store for Rent TO CLUSTER DEVELOP- guarantee steady year furnished apt. avail. MENT, BE REVISED BY NATURAL FOODS lis' Antique & Thrift Leslie speaker was $3,- EXCLUSIVE in new building. 25 x 43.. round employment. Top 300. Sell for $995. Call WURLITZER HOBBY Dec. 4th for long sea- AMENDING SECTION 25- Natural, Vitamins & Shop, next to Deerfield son - near shopping 8t Snow Construction, Inc.. 84 Minerals Organically wages. Call 941-6166 Bowling Lanes, Look for 399-7992. COURSE 2174 NE 1st Ave. Boca- Pompano. beach, air/heat, w/w Jacob Heidt grown, dried fruit. Di- yellow cottage. Daily G.E. 30 inch DELUXE All rental applies if you Raton, Fla. . buy. Your choice of Any carpeting. Call 395- Jacob Heidt, City Clerk etetic Foods & Vegeta- RETIRED MAN. Suit from 10 to 5. 399-0531. RANGE* Picture window 4198 or 395-4369. IN BOCA RATON ble Juices. your schedule. 2 to 5 view of oven, sensi- New Wurlitzer. PUBLISH: November 28th, 1968 326 E. Atlantic Blvd. Slightly used GITANE RODERICK PIANOS- BOCA'S Newest & fin- Warehouse or light in- FURNISH PROOF OF PUB- day week part time help- temp unit, push button dustry 2600 square ft. LICATION Pompano 941-8120 er. Outdoor work. Awn- touring bike. Gone to controls, automatic ov- ORGANS est Annual rental Apart- college must sell. $145 Foot of Datura (119) ments, unfurn., 1 bed- new building call 399- - .5 C Child Care, ing window installa- en timer, separate min. 7800 or 395-8912. 4> NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING tions. No experience new will sell for $85. timer, meat thermome- 832-3858 room, 11/2 bath, and TIC TOC Private Call 391-2295. 2 bedroom, 2 bath. Lat- A PUBLIC HEARING will be necessary. Salary $2 ter. Extra top grill for Lillian Merz 395-7089 DOUBLE OFFICE with School. Infants to 7 Boca Raton est GE kitchen R/C air waiting room. Can use. held on the following proposed years. Open all year. per hour. Call 399-7878 CAR TOP CARRIER — pancakes etc. $498 New Ordinance at 7:30 P.M. on De- for appointment. Hur- Perfect condition, with —Asking $150. Call Open Mon. and Fri. Til cond. W/W carpeting, as store and/or store . cember 17th, 1968, in the Coun- 273 N.W. 15th St. Boca Screened Patios, Pool. cil Room at City Hall, at which ricane Service Co,, 906 locks. Used once. Sell- 395-0870 after 5 PM. 9 PM room. Air conditioned... 395-5044. Adults, no Pets, model time the City Council will con- N. Dixie Hwy., Boca. ing for $24. Call 391- 15 D Pets for Sale Half block from post." sider its adoption into Law. 5;D Insfructions.Tuioring WE NEED SOME ROOM open for inspection. 331 1492 before noon. Kittens looking 'for ofc. call 395-5002 or Professional OPPORTUNITY Vacuum cleaner $7, SW 8th ..St.. 395-5779. 395-5005. P.O. Box 1062.'. ORDINANCE NO. 1328 GERT's a gay girl — large fan $7, trailer $77, friendly home. 2 Blacks All ages. All problems. KNOCKS -1 grey with white paws Boca. _' AN ORDINANCE OF THE ready for a whirl after milk can $7, riding EXECUTIVE APTS. M.I.T. 1943 Honor Grad, For the right man. Due 395-7652 after 6. BOCA OFFICE. 1 large! CITY OF BOCA RATON Harold Selleck 395-3303 to expanding business cleaning carpets with lawn mower $177, um- INTRACOASTAL PROVIDING FOR THE IN- Blue Lustre, Rent elec- brella to clamp on $7, Our honey colored flop FURNISHED 1 BED- rm, 25x19 1/2 Ft., sec-, TER - DEPARTMENTAL Experienced teacher we need experienced hand lawn mower $7, ond floor, center rm.§ TRANSFER OF FUNDS truck tire mounters. tric shampooer $1. Bel- eared puppy needs ROOM APTS. One block UNDER THE AUTHORITY will tutor mathematics 2 bags 10-66 $7, rotary divider, use as multiple Will consider training,, zer Hardware, 3198 N. somebody to love. 395- from Boca Raton Hotel OF SECTION 7.09(d) OF - Private or group ses- Fed. Hwy., Boca Raton, mower $27, 2 wheel bi- 8560. and Club, overlooking desk office or office and THE CITY CHARTER sions 395-3048. All Co. benefits. Paid cycle small $17, sta- storage space. Bath, re- . vacation, profit sharing, 395-2120. 15 E Pets, brooming & Board Royal Palm Yacht and The above Ordinance in its READING SPECIALIST tion wagon mats $17, Country Club. Seasonal frig., air cond., heat.' entirety may be inspected at company discounts. Call Kenmore (Blonde) camping trailer nearly PUPPIES FOR SALE Owner 110 E Palmetto': the office of the City Clerk will tutor students with 832-1762 West Palm & yearly. MODELS o reading problems. Call Automatic Desk Model new $377, excellent fi- Grooming & Supplies OPEN DAILY 10 AM-5 395-2571. during regular working hours. Beach. Ask for Mr. R. 395-2842. Sewing Machine like berglass boat, elect PET BOARDING PM 1075 Spanish River 25 0-Wanted To Rent Jacob Heidt R. Gaudeau. new. All Attachments. Air Conditioned 10 A Help Female start motor, tilt trailer Road. Senior retired army of- Jacob Heidt, City Clerk Eager young man or Cost $300, Selling for $477, large gas heater MARMACK DEPENDABLE woman ficer and wife desire 2. Publish: November 28th, 1968 mechanic to learn all $100. Call 391-1492, be- $47, large Chrysler V 7598 N. Fed. bedrm 2 bath furnished^ Furnish Proof of Publication to do housework full day phases of masonry brick fore noon. ______marine engine $1,077, 15 6 Merchandise Wanted Thursday each week. house or apartment near* laying, fireplaces, sim- SWAP SHOP ~ roll fiberglass $77, 3 WANTED PIANO AS inland waterway from. NoncL-: io CREDITORS __E 391-1082,___ ulated brick, keystone, Every Sat. & Sun. Buy- quarter finished (6 GIFT for migrant Sun- Apartments - long sea- Dec. to March. Please, IN THE COURT OF f I IP. INSURANCE SECRE- American Brick Co. Bo- ers, 25 cents — Deal- sleeper) camping trail- day School, Tax deduc- write Box C20 Boca R a- ' COUNTY JUDGE IN AND TARY Experienced, for ca call 391-2248 after ers, $2,00, Thunderbird er $177, 9 blade greens- tible. University Baptist son - San Remo - fur- FOR PALM BEACH COUN- nished 1 bedrm apart- ton News. TY, FLORIDA; IN PRO- 1 man office, excellent 7 PM. Drive-in Theater, 3121 mower $177, edger $57, Church. Call 395-1064 HATE. NO. 27335 pay. 942-3800. large water pump $77, Mr. Farah. ments to qualified cou- ASHioriottf TOOLMAKER, retired W. Sunrise Blvd., Ft. ples,, 450 ft. beach, club Lauderdale, 583-8724. outdoor low voltage 15 H Boats-Motor or Sail IN RE: RECEPTIONIST" - 'AS- or otherwise, for spe- house, heated pool, ORIENTAL or cial project. Immediate One cocoa color nauga- lights $77, axel and 2 Have your Boat, Marine ESTATE OF SISTANT For Dental of- tires $37, portable gen- beautiful landscaping CHINESE RUGS FREDA MARKS also known as fice. Write H20 Boca job is temporary, with hyde platform swivel Hardware etc. TEFLON HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR FREDA KAMAK erator $177, TV or and full security. Call Ration News Listing other work coming up. rocker with matching Coated. J. B. Dolan, Bateman OLD OR NEW ORIENTALSf Deceased. Must be familiar with ottoman on casters $50. stero sliding door cab- v Qualifications and Re- inet $17, Malibu 12V Boca Tackle Shop & Co., Realtors, 1299 399-2000 TO ALL CREDITORS, LEGA- ferences. rebuilding small ma- One turquoise lounge 395-0969 S. Ocean Blvd., Boca TEES, DISTRIBUTEES AND chines and equipment. chair with matching ot- lights $7.77 while they PERSONS HAVING ANY - LUZIER Cosmetics last - 24 ft. Owens boat 20 Ft. cabin cruiser - Raton 395-9355. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS This is a very interest- toman on casters $50. AGAINST SAID ESTATE.: subsidiary Bristol-My- ing project for a talent- hull with hole $77, large 65 HP Mercury - trail- Children & Pets wel- - 1962 Early American boys bicycle $17, stain- ers. Top commission. ed man with an inventive maple RCA color TV er, canvas cover -$1,- come central air con- You and each of you are here- less steel tanks $37, ditioning and heating, Unconditionally guaran- mind. Pleasant working 21 in. screen, good con- 200. 395-7777. by notified that you are requir- teed. Earn while you 2-6 gallon outboard gas plus pool. ed by Law to present any claims conditions in an air con- dition $150. 395-1265. 15' TROJAN mahogany and demands which you, or eith- learn. Build your own ditioned plant. Phone tanks 77 $ large fan wood frame boat with 4 Bedrm. 2Bath-unfurn, er of you, may have against business. Call Virginia 395-3320 for interview. Living room apricot blades 770 each, Val- Johnson 30 HP* engine 3 Bedrm. 2 Bath-unfurn. the estate of FREDA M'ARKS Dionne, Delray 278- velvet draperies, orig- voline special motor oil Efficiencies-Furnished SLIP COVERS also known as FREDA KAMAK, Male or Female. just completely over- deceased, late of said County, 5072 after 6:30 PM. inal cost $1791 will sell 770, auto battery, start- hauled. $125, Call aft- RATTAN CUSHIONS, ' to the County Judge of Palm ALTERATION LADY ROYAL IMPRINTS $750. "Whitecraft" din- er, generator $7 each, er 6 PM 391-0680, OIVOH FOAM RUBBER. YOUR Beach County, Florida, at his for hi-fashion shop. Full CORP. - Producers of ing table, 4 swivel gas tank $7 also need FABRIC OR OURS. office in the court bouse of 25 A Rooms for Rent 2800 N. Fed. Hwy. FACTORY TO YOU. said County at West Palm time preferred. Will Fine Social and Wedding chairs and Pagoda bar- a working partner with Papeteries has just Pecan Finish, original $25,000 cash to help me Room Available in love- Boca Raton Beach, Florida, within six cal- consider part time Call ly home for Bible Con- CALL 399-5152 endar months from t'le time 395-7032 or eves 399- completed its new plant cost $1975 will sell sell some of,;Our traded 391-0083 anytime of the first publication of this to serve Southeastern $950, 2 "Whitecraft". ins _•*"-' ference People. Close, notice. Each claim or demand 8674. 1 to Auditorium, 395-1185 DUPLEX to lease by the shall be in writing, and shall United States. Inter- lamps, original cost year. Near the beach state the place of residjfice SECRETARY wanted for views are now being tak- $385 will sell $185. All DAY'S TRACTOR & Double Room. Private and post office address of the law office. Shorthand NEW. By Appt. call 395- MOWER CENTER in Bocao 2 bedrooms, claimant, and shall be sworn en for selling positions. entrance and bath, air/ 2 bath, family room, to by the claimant, his agent, required. Call for ap- Must be neat in appear- 1635. 170 N.W. 13 St. Boca heat, walking distance pointment 395-0500. covered screened pa- or his attorney, and any such ance and able to meet to town.Delray.Season- tio. Self cleaning stove, claim or demand not so filed and talk with buyers etc. shall be void. Permanent part time SERVICE DIRECTORY al or yearly 276-7321 refrigerator, carpet, position. Switchboard of Department stores, Attractive large private lawn care. NO PETS, l&l Harold L. Marks experienced. 11 PM to card stores, gift stores, AIR CONDITIONING CLEANING NO CHILDREN. Owner EXPERT As executor of the Last 7 AM Mon., Wed. and stationery stores, etc. room, bath and en- Fedders air cond. Resi- PROFESSIONAL Clean- rance. Waterfront patio. occupies other half. GUTTERING Will and Testament of Fri., 7 AM to 3 PM Salary commissions, dential, Commercial ing Services, commer- FREDA MARKS also $25 week. 391-1394. Available approx. Jan, SERVICE known as FREDA KA- Sundays. and expenses. Male or Central & Room, Arcade cial & residential. All 15th. 3099 Banyon Rd. MAK, deceased. Female. Travel neces-- Any type gutter & down- HAVE A WONDERFUL Electronic, 2029 NW 2nd work insured. Special - Quiet Large Rm, Good $250 per month. Owner sary. Contact Jim Tran- Ave., 395-4611. any 9 x 12 rug pick- Location, Nicely fur- out of town, write 1725 spouts made to order & HALLMAN, MEEKER &• CHRISTMAS THIS ter Jr., Royal Imprints installed. 22 years ex- SANSON ed up & delivered $10. nished. Private bath. Westfield Rd., Trenton, perience — 13 years in YEAR. Sell near your Corp., 2600 N.W. 2nd Tom Myers is back in P. O. Box "H" home. Be happier and MR. SERVICE 399-8866 Near shopping. Walking Mich. So. Florida. Estimates Boca Raton, Florida 33432 Ave., Boca Raton, Flor- town - call him at at no obligation. richer with Avon Call ENTERTAINMENT distance to everything. 25 C Houses for Rent Attorneys for Executor ida. CENTRAL AIR CONDI- 395-7369. 395-7519 278-4972. TIONING CO. MAGICIAN OWNER renting choice 278-0721 First publication: Nov. 21, 1968 MODELS 10 D Siluatidits Wanted The South's Largest 25 B Apartments for Rent personal co-op-apart- Boca Raton News Nov. 21, 2B, Exp, practical nurse de- SPECIALIZING IN Dec. 5 and 12, 1068 New exclusive high Fedder's Dealer CHILDREN'S AND FURNISHED APT. DEC. ment. 2 Bedrm. 2 Bath Furnish Proof of Publication fashion modeling agen- sires day time position 395-2233 ONLY TIFFANY APTS. with ocean view, pool, ADULT PARTIES. Call cy opening. If you feel in the home 395-9264. If No Answer 431 W. CAMINO REAL etc. Never been rent- you are a high fashion, Secty. both social and 276-7494. 395-2235 anytime. ed. Season. Deerfield HOME IMPROVEMENT UNFURNISHED lbedrm 0RHIINAL photography or com- business exp. Heavy ALTERATIONS duplex apartment with Manor Club, A1A Palm Classified mercial model call us background including EXCELLENT TAILOR Florida Rooms, Gar- Beach - Broward line. ports — Patios — Awn- screen porch, air cond/ OIL PAINTIiiOS for an interview. TV stocks and bonds. Good All kinds of Ladies & heat. Call 395-4151. commercial and show shorthand. Know all Fla. ings — Porches — Kit- Men's Alterations . . . chens — Additions — HOMES commitments 566-6596 areas. Good driving Barton & Miller Clean- CASA BOCA. Southwest T0 61 RAMBLER- 4 Door. Storm Panels. Phone 4th Ave. Sunny 1 Bedrm FOR RENT Ft. Lauderdale. record. Bonded. Eve. DCAtTORS PICTURE FRAMING Air, heat, radio. Good ers & Laundry, 2600 395-4884. John E. Feld- 395-9264. furnished apt. until 1. Modern home, beau- condition. $300. Call GOOD OPPORTUNITY N. Dixie Hwy. at 5 man, April. 946-0599 or 395- 395-5897 after 5 PM. for personable respon- EXPERIENCED SEAM- Points. Wilton Manors, tifully furnished. 6 30 Day Refund or PIANO TUNING 4808. _____ Exchange Privilege 1967 Honda 65. Less sible lady needing add- STRESS or will train. 566-4314 months or less. ed income, to call on Good working condi- For rent furnished du- 2. Near beach, com- SCHERTLE than 5000 miles. Like . R. C. Bennett OVER 50 YEARS plex apartment, 2 bed- new. Reasonable, Call newcomers in Boca, tions. Top salary. Cen- Experience pletely furnished. ARf GftL Ladies & Men's alter- room 2 bath. Air con- $2,000 seasonal. 395-4198 after 5 PM. Own transportation. trally located. Apply in ations. 1821-B NE 25th Harry S. Holmes 540 S. FEb. Please contact: Amy person or call for ap- ditioned - radiant heat, 3. Waterfront beauty. '66 LINCOLN CONTIN- St., Pomp. 942-5414. Tuner- Technici an color T.V. $400 per OMPAND BEACH 943-5450 Jane Dodge, Fla. Greet- pointment, H & M IN- Call 278-2651 Furnished and spa- ENTAL hard top. 24,000 ing Service, 395-4216 TERIORS 85 E. Palmet- Alterations - fast serv- month December 15th cious. Pool and dock. Miles, new tires recent- 8 AM to 6 Daily to April 15th. Call 395- before 9:30 a.m. or aft- to Rd. Boca. Call 391- ice. Pick up and deliv- Sat. 8 AM to 1 $1,500. Monthly. ly. In excellent condi- er 7 p.m. for interview. 1000. ery. Phone Polly - Bo- 1151. MacLaren and Anderson tion. See and drive it - REPAIRS 7 1 10 B Help "Male:: 15 A'Miscellaneous Sale ca Raton 391-1896, 1 THE " Inc. 395-1333. Make offer. Owner REPAIR - ALL Types VILLAS OF BOCA Tel 395-5344 Forenoon BUS BOYS for private Hammond M3 organ at ARE U FUSSY Creative Formica Cabinets - you club in Delray. Call 276- less than 1/2 price, dressmaking and alter- Efficiencies, apart- or Eve. _____ name it - I do it 942- ments and villas, TV, 4972. good condition. $495. ations 399-4038. 1671. ATTENTiOM '66 CHEVROLET CA- 399-7992. air and heat. Private PRICE, Beautiful blue MAID — Thurs. or Fri. Dressmaking and alter- All Types - Repairs,: beach and dock. Chil- green 4 dr. with black cleaning and ironing. Mink stole "Bitter" ations specializing in Formica work, Cab- dren welcome. Daily or BUILDERS-CONTRACTORS vinyl top, automatic, Own trasnportation. cost $i000. Perfect con- fine detail work. Call inets, you name it - weekly rates Call 395- Get1 Atlantic Rug Co. prices on carpeting for power steering, air References. Call 395- dition $200. Write Box 391-1068. I do it. 942-1671 5220, your Co-ops, Condominiums, Apartments, cond. and heater, pri- 5831- G10 Boca Raton News. AWNINGS ROOFING FURNISHED ATTRAC- Homes, Offices, "etc. vate owner, Mr. Weiss Wanted instrument man. ORGAN - Thomas Tran- ALUMINUM ORFIBER- GUARANTEED ROOF TIVE EFFICIENCY one Call Mr. Stevenson, Contract Division 395-5100 ext. 473 l:30 Contact Henry C. Beck sistorized. Malibu mod- REPAIRS block from beach and to 4 PM or aft 8:30 PM GLAS stock inventory Co. IBM Complex.job el. Original price over sale - HUGE-DISCOUNT 1 day leak repair ser- fishing pier. Seasonal 5 A lost & Found site University Park, $1,800, Jan, 15th to Apr. $1400 now $695. Call - While they last 395- vice Ph: 278-0721 ANY Shoppers Haven, Pompano Beach-—Ph. 94V't6S7 Lost Oct. 30 in Cen- Fla. 399-7992. 0059. -' TYPE ROOF 15th. Before season tral Boca eye glasses CARPET HELPER ART LESSONS $40.00 per week. Spe- Lazy Boy recliner in ex- TV ANTENNAS '; cial rate by month. Call and case. Reward. Call Cleaning and installing. cellent condition, Elec- TV Color Svc, Antennas 395-0066 anytime. PRIVATE ART LES- 399-8800. Apply at 5501 N. Fed- trolux vacuum cJ.nr. with SONS COCO HERSHEY installed, TV repaired FABULOUS 1{ SALE HEARING AID lost vi- eral Hwy. No phone calls attachments. Call 8 AM 395-1268. Bring your TV & watch Attractively furn. apt. cinity of Boca Raton please. to 8 PMonly. 395-7370. it repaired same day located in Delray Beach. NEONS 29

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''fcAJGHT BOUHH* | OVER iO HOMES TO CHOOSE FROM 1 VODKA GIN 99 ALL MODELS INCLUDE: FIFTH Wa//-fo-waJ/ carpeting - Central Heat and Air Conditioning Coming's invented a cleaner. - GE Kitchen Range ~ Dishwasher & Many Other Features Happier way to cook. Xo burners. No coils. The Counter That Cooks and Its Cook- Romero RUM TELEPHONE AT MODEL matL'N. Come tempt yourself. QUART 399-4179 QUART VODKA 99 DEVELOPMENT & INDUSTRIAL CORP. FIFTH 41 S.E. 1st Aye., Boca Raton, Fia. SALES, INC. itvenus 395-1211 399-5453 Miami 944-1912 260 N. Federal Highway THURS., FRI, SAT. SPECIALS - ALL SALES CASH AND CARRY ,395-.4141'_.—.