What's all the yelling about? Nixon tops school poll?

Keith Higgins Andy Harm atz Dennis Smith

BOCA RATON NEWS 24 Pages Vol. 13, No. 144 Thursday, Oct. 31, 1968 F Building pace steady, county figures

Single family home construc- However, the city is run- In addition to the single fam- tion is still running well ahead ning well ahead of last year's ily homes, permits have been of all previous records, ac- cumulative totals. In the first; issued so far this monthforone cording to the city building de- 10 months of last year, con- duplex, foundations for two partment. struction value was pegged at apartment buildings, additions With qnly one day of business $15,580,650. As of yesterday, and alterations valued at $49,- remaining this month, Chief this year's figure stood at $36,- 850, and 56 "other" items price Building Inspector E. E. Pence 497,150. tagged at $113,950. Frightening sights await cky residents tonight. said the city had issued per- mits for 45 single family homes with a toral valuation of $1,- Spooks ready 170,200. The figure compares Police press crackdown with 39 permits for homes in High school homecoming October of last year, and a valuation figure of $853,100. on narcotic violations for haunt-in Pence's figures coincided program starts tonight with release yesterday of third - Det. Lt. Al Nahrstedt yester- rested in other cities for pos- By SANDY WESLEY quarter construction statistics day measured police man hours session of alcohol or drugs, By JIM RIFENBURG compiled by the Palm Beach on narcotics work in "tons." "Too many people have tried and wind its way downtown. Boca Raton residents, be- County Development Board. For Looking over the past week to skirt the issue, saying we General line of march is from the three-month period, Boca don't have a problem here," The second annual homecom- the high school to Palmetto Park ware! when 10 arrests were made in ing activities for Boca Raton Tonight's the night of the Raton's construction figures Boca Raton under the drug acts, he continued. "Most of our road, east to SE First street were more than double those of parents apparently felt only iso- High School will kick off at noon and south to the Royal Palm great haunt-in. Nahrstedt said investigation and today when the Senior Class Strange creatures will come any other city in the county. surveillance has taken "man- lated cases of drug and nar- Shopping Center. About 15 floats On single family home con- cotic use were happening, sponsors a lunch for the foot- are expected to participate, as out with the stars tonight and hours by the ton," ball team. float through the streets ringing struction, Boca Raton reported "Members of our department '"'Unfortunately, this 'is not well as the band, pom-pom doorbells and calling — ' 'trick 190 units for the quarter, more have been out every night work- true. Boca Raton has as much And from that point on through girls and cheerleaders. or treat". than triple that of any other city ing on this thing," he added. traffic in illicit drugs as any the dance tomorrow night, ev- A reception will be held for It's Halloween. and substantially ahead of the "Fortunately the public is now other city of comparable size," erything at the school will be the alumni at 7 p.m. in the li- Meanwhile down at the Com- combined total for all of the un- becoming aware we have a nar- he said. "And it isn't only drop- geared toward football and wel- brary. It -will be hosted by the munity Center, ghosts and gob- incorporated areas,, cotics problem and that some- outs from school and the so- coming back old grads. lins, ghouls and witches armed Boca Raton also led in con- thing is being done about it." called hippies who are using National Honor Society. struction of apartment units A Bobcat Growl will be held with horror power will make From Oct. 22 through Tues- it. Kids from every walk of life At 8 o'clock, the Bobcats will their way through the dark for during the period. day of this week, 10 persons are being involved." in the gymnasium at 6 this eve- take on Palm Beach Gardens in their annual harum scarum par- As of yesterday, Boca Raton were arrested here and charg- ning with skits to be presented had issued a total of 131 per- Lt. Nahrstedt said that while by almost all organized groups a football game with the local ty. ed under the drug abuse law or the drug abuse laws may seem team favored to win. Skipper Chuck and his Pop- mits during the month of Oc- with possession of narcotics. unfair and at time antiquated, in the school. Following that a eye Playhouse cast will be there tober with a total valuation of They included two adults and a pep rally will be held around a The festivities will conclude $1,594,500. More are expected "they nevertheless are laws with a dance in the gym follow- to keep things under control. teenager for drug abuse and and will be enforced. huge bonfire on the base- The party for little haunts will today and may push the figure up six teenagers and a juvenile ball field. ing the gridiron contest. Stu- to last year's mark. "The police department will dents and faculty alike, be held at 7:30 p.m. and will caught with marijuana. continue to crack down on drugs of course, hope it will be a vic- feature a costume contest with In October, 1967, the city is- "In addition to this," Lt. and narcotics as long as they Friday will see something a awards for the best costumes sued 147 permits with a price Nahrstedt said, "several youths little different in the way of tory dance. tag of $1,973,500. are found in our city," he con- homecoming activities. No in each age level. from Boca Raton have been ar- cluded. sound will be made until pep rally time. Called "Silent Day," students will refrain from talk- ing at any time and teachers will join in the spirit of things by [LtK M giving written instructions in the classrooms. Principal Ger- School prepares ry Daniels said secretaries will answer telephones but these may be the only voices heard on campus. for mock elections The silence will end at 1:15 in the gymnasium when students break loose in an hour-long pep Boca Raton High School is definitely pro-Nixon rally. The walls are expected to if a mock debate Wednesday morning can be used reverberate with cheerleaders as a guideline. Students representing Hubert Humph- leading the group inrahsforthe rey, Richard Nixon and George Wallace spoke to the team. senior high students and gave their views as can- didates for president. "We want Nixon" chants halt- Following the pep rally, a ed speeches by both Humphrey and Wallace. Both of parade will form at the school the latter were met with cat-calls and boos as they approached the rostrum, Andy Harmatz took the part of Humphrey, Keith Higgins acted as Wallace and Dennis Smith was Nixon. A mock election will be held at the school Monday to see how the student body would vote in the national election if they were Oct. 28-30 eligible. Hi Lo Rain Mon. 77 67 ,33 Tues 75 59 None Wed.(Noon) 75 47 None house, club, fraternity, treatment. tourist home, guest Public Notices Thursday, Oct. 31, 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS 1A (9) Accessory uses per- Public Notices house, shall be 250 Barbecue Public Notices mitted: Gift shops, square feet. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING floral shops, restau- October 28, 1968 SF.CTION 25-70 rants or snack bars, NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF Public Notices Public Notices (C) Size of plot ORDINANCE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN quarters for nurses, NOTICE OF PUKT.TC HEARING (1) Every plot in a multi- interns, medical tech- tonight that the City Planning and Zon- family dwelling shall be The following ORDINANCE NO. FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE ing Board of the City of Boca nicians, beauty shops NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN not less than one hun- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING and barber shops pro- that the Planning and Zon- 1322 was adopted and passed A barbecue, open Raton, Florida, will hold a Pub- dred feet in width and into law on Oct. 22, 1968, that the undersigned desiring lic Hearing at 7:30 P.M., in the viding there be noing Board of the City of Boca twenty - five thousand to engage in business in Boca A PUBLIC HEARING will be house and dance will be signs or advertising Raton, Florida, will hold a at a regular meeting of the City held on the following proposed City Hall, 201 West Pal- square feet (.25,000 sq. Council of the City of Boca Ra- Raton, Florida, under the fic- held today at Florida At- metto Park Road, Boca Raton, relating to such ac- public hearing on the petition of ft.) in area. titious name of Frank X. Du- Ordinance #1323 at 7:30 PM lantic University, on the 14th day of November, cessory use. the Planning and Zoning Board, ton. Copies of this Ordinance bin & Co., intends to register on November 19, 1968, in the Activities, sponsored 1968, to consider arguments (B) Signs. (Refer to Sign Ordi- at 7:30 P.M., in the City Hall, (2) For single family the are on file in the office of the the said name with the Clerk Council Room at City Hall, at for and against the es- nance, except as noted 201 West Palmetto Park Road, plot area shall be not City Clerk and available for in- of the Circuit Court of Palm which time the City Council by Inter - Residence tablishment of the following new in (A) (9) above). on the 14th day of November, less than ninety feet (90 spection during regular work- Beach County, Florida. will consider its adoption into Hall Council, will begin district: (C) Size of plot. 1968, to consider arguments for feet.) in width and nine- ing hours. Law, and against the following ty nine hundred square Frank X. Dubin at 5 p.m. with a barbe- Every plot shall be not feet (9900 sq. ft.) in area. P.O. Box 1492 MEDICAL CENTER M-C less than 15,000 square amendments to Section 25-69, ORDINANCE NO. 1322 Boca Raton, Florida ORDINANCE NO. 1323 cue followed by open feet, except single or two Residential R-4 Districts and (D) Plot area per unit DISTRICT Every plot shall have not Publish: Oct. 24, 31, and Nov. house in the girl's dor- family dwellings which Section 25-70, Residential R-5 AN ORDINANCE OF THE 7, 14, 1968 AN ORDINANCE OF THE shall not be less than Districts: less than twelve hundred CITY OF BOCA RATON, CITY OF BOCA RATON, mitory. Awards will be The following regulations shall square feet (1200 sq. ft.) apply in all M-C Districts: 8250 square feet and 8800 FLORIDA, PROVIDING FLORIDA, PROVIDING i presented to girls with square feet respectively. SECTION 25-69 for each multiple dwelling THAT THE CODE OF OR- FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE THAT THE CODE OF OR- unit and five hundred fifty DINANCES PERTAINING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that best decorated rooms. (A) Uses permitted. (D) Height, the undersigned desiring to en- DINANCE PERTAINING No building or structure (D) Size of plot square feet (550 sq. ft.) TO WATER RATES AND TO CLUSTER DEVELOP- Evening will end with a No building, structure, or of area for each hotel-motel CHARGES, BE REVISED gage in business in Belle Glade, land, or part thereof shall or part thereof shall be Every plot shall be not less Florida, under the fictitious MENT BE REVISED BY dance 8 to 11 p.m. in erected or altered to a than 100 feet in width and unit. BY AMENDING SECTION AMENDING SECTION 25- be erected or used in 24-5 AS FOLLOWS: name of Belle Glade Optical the student lounge. Mu- whole or in part for other height of more than 50 25,000 square feet in area. (H) Side yard Service., intends to register 84, TO INCLUDE LOT sic will be provided by than one or more of the feet, except that no build- (E) Plot area per family A side yard shall be pro- the said name with the Clerk SIZES LESS THAN TEN Step Hall and the following specified uses: ing or structure shall be Every plot shall have not vided on each side of ev- Section 24-5, Rates and of the Circuit Court of Palm GROSS ACRES AND PRO- erected in excess of 25 less than 1,200 square feet ery plot of not less than charges. Beach County, Florida. VIDE FOR FEE SIMPLE Uniques. feet in height if within 250 (1) Minimum water rates per (1) One Family dwellings. for each multiple dwelling twenty-five feet (25 ft.) in By: /sHenry Cadan TITLE CONVEYANCE TO (2) Two family dwellings. feet of a single family unit and 550 square feet of width, provided, where the month for water supplied to any THE CITY, ETC. zoned district. Hospitals area for each hotel-motel customer shall be based on the Belle Glade (3) Churches. building exceeds twenty- Florida Use the Classifieds (4) Private offices for shall be exempt from any unit. five feet (25 ft.) in height, size of the water meter in- The above Ordinance in its en- height limitation. (J) Minimum floor area stalled and shall be as fol- tirety may be inspected at thet> doctors and dentists the depth of the side yard Publish: October, 17, 24, 31, and opticians. (E) Front yards. (2) The minimum floor area shall be increased by one lows: office of the City Clerk during of each dwelling unit in (a) Minimum monthly charge Nov. 7, 1968 (5) Hospitals, convales- Every plot shall have front foot for each additional two Furnish proof of publication. regular working hours. cent homes, nursing or street yards of not less a two - family dwell- feet in height or portion for any amount of water con- than 25 feet In depth, pro- ing shall conform to Sec- thereof until the maximum sumed up to and including 5,~ Jacob Heidt homes. 000 gallons for a one inch me- NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF (6) Medical and dental videdjhat where the build- tion 25-67 K 1. height of the building has Jacob Heidt, City Clerk clinics and laborator- ing exceeds 25 feet in (3) The minimum floor area been reached. ter or less in size .... $3.50 ORDINANCE ORIGINAL ies. height, the depth of such of each dwelling unit in CITY OF BOCA RATON (b) Minimum monthly charge Publish: Oct. 31, 1968 (7) Apothecaries and yard shall be increased a multiple dwelling shall PLANNING AND ZONING for any amount of water con- The following ORDINANCE No. Furnish Proof of Publication GllPAIEiTMGS stores for retail sale by one foot for each ad- be: for an efficiency DEPARTMENT sumed up to and including 20,- 1321 was adopted and passed ditional two feet in height. apartment, 400 square Walter R. Young 000 gallons for a one and one into law on 22nd October, 1968, or rental of hospital half inch meter 8.00 NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF or physical therapy or (F) Side yard. feet; for one bedroom Walter R. Young, Director at a regular meeting of the City ORDINANCES orthopedic equipment. A side yard of not less than apartments, 550 square (c) Minimum monthly charge Council of the City of Boca Ra- feet; for two bedroom CITY OF BOCA RATON for any amount of water con- ton. Copies of this Ordinance The following ORDINANCE No. (8) Establishments for 15 feet in width shall be apartments, 750 square PICTURE FRAMING physical therapy provided on each side of PLANNING AND ZONING sumed up to and including 40,- are on file in the office of the 1320 was adopted and passed j every plot except when feet. BOARD 000 gallons for a two inch me- City Clerk and available for into law on 22nd October, 1968, such side yard abuts a (4) The minimum floor area Robert C. Rodgers, ter ...... 13.50 inspection during regular work- at a regular meeting of the 30 Day Refund or ing hours. Exchange Privilege Classified Ad Service street it shall increase of a sleeping room for Robert C. Rodgers,Chairman (d) Minimum monthly charge City Council of the City of to 25 feet in width. Such rental purposes in a ho- for any amount of water con- ORDINANCE NO. 1321 Boca Raton. Copies of this SCHERTLE Phone 395-8300 side yard shall be tel, motel, lodging, Publish: Oct. 31, Nov. 12, 1968 sumed up to and including 80,- Ordinance are on file in the increased to 25 feet in rooming or boarding- Furnish proof of publication. 000 gallons for a three inch AN ORDINANCE OF THE office of the City Clerk ART GALLERY width, Such side yard shall meter 19.50 CITY OF BOCA RATON and available for inspection 540 S. FEb. HWY. be increased one foot in October 28, 1961 — (e) Minimum monthly charge AMENDING SECTION during regular working hours. width for every two foot ZC 68-19 for any amount of water con- 25.67 (C) AND (K) OF THE WANO BEACH 943-5450 increase in height over sumed up to and including 120,- BOCA RATON CODE OF ORDINANCE NO. 1320 " PR INTING CO, 25 feet. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 000 gallons for a four inch ORDINANCES, RELATING w. 1ST AVENUE, EOCA Pare

CITY OF BOCA RATON CITY OF BOCA RATON PLANNING AND ZONING PLANNING AND ZON- John Dunk le DEPARTMENT ING BOARD Clerk - Circuit Court Walter R. Young Robert C. Rodgers Walter R. Young, Director Robert C, Rodgers, Chairman KEEP 10 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE PUBLISH: October 31, November 12, 1968 FURNISH PROOF OF PUBLICATION Examine The Record of Proven Economy, Efficiency, and Courtesy Everyone Loves A

Served as Clerk of (he Criminal Court six years. Reduced operating costs from $9.55 to $3.22.

Fullfilled campaign pledge to combine offices of Clerk BUICK ^* of Criminal and Circuit Courts doing both jobs for one salary. FOR THE BEST DEAL ON A

Returned last year to County Treasury third highest per cent of fees in excess of operating costs in state. Almost 1/4 of a million dollars. 1969 BUICK Modernized office systems and installed computer operation for greater efficiency. SEE FRANK COULSON Direct Factory Dealer ^^* Created courteous and efficient team. * FINEST SERVICE * LARGE PAINT & BOOT SHOP DEM COULSON '»c DELRAY BEACH 1616 N. Federal Hwy. - Ph. 278-3292 PD; POL. ADV. judge helps plot route Thursday, Oct. 31, 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS 3A It's a rocky road to county Faith Farm JUDGE JAMES * 'Til be glad, to go to chance to straighten er. The only other traf- failed t o appear in speeding; Joan M,,Wyl- the Faith Farm, your myself out." fic allied case was that court. He was charged Iner, stop sign viola- STEWART Gary Lee Villars tion; Robert Eugene honor," the defendant ' 'I'll give you a week pleaded guilty to hav- of A.D. Thorpe, Jr., who with careless driving. COUNTY JUDGE said , "but I've never to find the Faith Farm was found fuilty of pos- His $50 bond was es- Counts, speeding; Ken- ing an improper tag and neth R. Wingrove Jr., been there and don't and get admitted," driving while his li- sessing an altered li- treated. GROUP 2 know the way." Judge de Claire told cense. He was fined $15. In the only non-traf- speeding; Grace A. Mat- . cense was suspended. son, stop sign violation, To which his honor him. "If you don't you'll H e was fined $25 on Santos Torres failed fic case heard, Ray- REPUBLICAN Judge George de Claire be back here in trouble." to appear to answer mond Fillyaw was fined and Larry Walter West, N. M. iU». •» Camp. Tim. each count. Edward red light violation. replied: City Attorney Mal- Dean Hadden plead- charges of not having $35 or 3-1/2 days for "I've never been colm Anderson was out ed guilty to having no a driver's license and public intoxication. ^here, either, but I'm of town Tuesday and driver's license and was his bond was estreated. Signing guilty waivers sure we can find it for very few cases were fined $50. Jeffrey C. Coats also were John R. Brannigan, you." heard in court. Pleas Edmund Toney was were accepted and, ElectCIRROL brought into court where guilty, defendants charged with vagrancy were fined. All \ trials and petty larceny. He were postponed until a told the judge he had later date. fallen in with bad com- Elaine Cowenhoven panions, gotten drunk and Daniel Keeth were BAT. ... and walked out of a both found guilty of i&tore with a bottle of careless driving and STATE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES DISt 80 wine for which he had each fined the sum of neglected to pay. $30. "I didn't even know William Lynch paid a what I had done until $10 fine for driving a I woke up in jail," Toney motor vehicle without HICKS SPEAKS OUT said. "All I need is a a valid inspection stick- ON TAXATION U-5 *i As a public official I pledge myself to a sincere and considerate

] ,• attention to economy in government The Republican legislators from this area supported a 5% sales tax and voted to extend the tax to 1 v*t-j groceries, now exempt, after promising you no new taxes. I am i opposed to a sales tax on food and medicines. I favor holding the THE PERFECT line at the present 4% sales tax and continuing our homestead exemption. I believe all citizens would gladly carry their share of the LOVE MATCH tax burden so long as they, believe their taxes are fairly levied and economically spent. I will be guided by this belief as a member of the Legislature.

Pd. Pol. Adv. The last reminder of the elegance that was the Casa Rose. The pink wall barely stands on East Palmetto Park road, overgrown with brush and palmetto and hiding nothing but memories of what used to be. RAINBOW SET ORACLE SET

Buckeye Club ELECT* HE?RESENTAT!V£ . will meet JOEKtHlimPHREV GOP STATE SENATOR District 34 . Pd. Pol. Adv. Boca Buckeye Club's luncheon meeting will be held Nov. 13 at Sc- hrafft's Restaurant. CORSICAN SET SANDPIPER SET Mr. and Mrs . Cal- vin Skillman will give CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED a ceramics demonstra- It's a fitting description of matching ArtCarved tion. wedding bands. The choice of more brides and Ohioans residing or grooms than any other, ArtCarved rings are the visiting in Boca Raton product of a tradition in craftsmanship darting .may attend this luncheon Mrs. Lester Benson and back to 1850. Exciting is the word for our Mrs. Albert Scharpf are ArtCarved ring collections, which include soft in charge of reserva- shimmering Florentines, bold sculptured de- tions. signs, deep-etched facets and striking hand- About 10,000 workers hammered textures. All are offered singly or in are building the first . perfectly matched sets. We look forward to phase of Gujarat State's showing them to you. new capital, to be known as Gandhi Nagar. OUR NEW CAR The site is 24 kilo- SEE BOCA RATON'S NEWEST JEWELRY STORE meters north of Ah- medabad, the present capital. Next year the FINANCING PLAN J first government build- 14 S.E. 1st Ave. BOCA RATON ing, the state press, will be shifted talto the 20- square-mile new capi- WE OFFER tal. Now In

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By JIM RIFENBURG Take for instance the case her mother also said the girl of Colleen Oates. According to had been told by her not to take Narcotics charges and vio- her mother, she was carrying the pills either. lations of the drug abuse laws two prescription diet pills in Because she had the two pre- are hitting families all over a box in her purse. The pills scription diet pills in her purse, Beautification town. Young people who live were gotten on orders from a Colleen has been branded as a here are being arrested not doctor but it was about two years .dope user in the eyes of the only in Boca Raton but in neigh- ago. They are not narcotics in public. If she is convicted in boring cities. the strict sense of the word, but county court, she will have a Word comes this week from the Boca Raton hand in hand. they are drugs. record for the rest of her Chamber of Commerceithat an all-out campaign But for the most part, property owners and It took a while for parents And Colleen was charged un- life as a dope user. to improve the looks of Federal highway is in businessmen have done a sorry job of keeping to become genuinely worried der the abuse law. She was one the offing. their highway frontage attractive,, Maybe' 'keep- about the situation. It seems ev- girl attending a party where Meanwhile, her family It's about time. ing" isn't the right word. Some of them didn't eryone took the attitude "it about 15 other kids, including has had to put up $1,100 in bond For years, Boca Raton has enjoyed the rep- bother to do a proper job in the first place. can't happen to my child." It several from Boca Raton were money to keep her out of jail is happening though. picked up on possession of al- utation of a pretty city, a nice clean place to Gist of the chamber's new beautification pro- until such time as a trial can live. We've been able to hold onto that image And it isn't only those who cohol charges. be held. In the county courts gram is simply to provide the recognition are smoking marijuana, taking Her mother told me Colleen this may be quite a while, because there were enough folks who were will- incentives which inspire the property owners ing to get off the highway and find out what the LSD, and the other so called doesn't use drugs, doesn't drink as much as six months. Until to improve their premises , , o to make Fed- ''mind snapper," who arebeing and doesn't even smoke. I have a trial is held, and she is eith- city really looks like. eral highway more attractive. The key word; Before we go any further, let's stop and give caught in the trap. no reason to disprove it. But er acquitted of the charge or here is "improve." No one on the chamber's found guilty and fined, Colleen credit where credit's due: committee is going to rule autocratically on The lion's share of efforts to clean up and must live under the shadow of the esthetics of this building or that, or the guilt and suffer the barbs of beautify Boca Raton's share of Federal High- grounds. • : way belongs to the city's park department. Trick or treat? criticism that will be hurled at The criteria will simply hinge around wheth- her. They've done a crackerjack job and one that er or not a property owner has "improved" we can all be proud of. There's more to come his holding . „ . not whether it will compete; during the next fiscal year. Good or bad, the laws of our with the Taj Mahal. : state are now being enforced Taxpayers of Boca Raton, many who live Federal highway is Boca Raton's "front well back from the highway, deserve some and they can be very nasty. door" and its appearance is of direct benefit For instance, if you are car- of the reflected credit. After all, we all pay to the merchants who have businesses along taxes to support the city's operations, and r rying any kind of a pill con- that includes buying trees and maintaining the the route. For years, the city has shouldered I GOT A taining the forbidden drugs, you median strip. most of the responsibility for beautifying the CANDY I GOT had better be prepared to show A handful of property owners up and down the highway, now the onus will be on the business- NOTHING a prescription and prove you re- highway have done a good job of keeping their men ... .let's see if they're interested ceived the pills after consulta- premises attractive. These who have been suc- enough to do their share. tion with a doctor. cessful at the task have also been successful We congratulate the chamber for launching And, as a matter of fact, if in their business enterprises . . . the two go the program . . . now let's see how it works. the pills are over two years old, you are in violation any- way. In other words, if you have a few pills left from a pre- Views of other newspapers scription you got over two years ago, you are a violator of the drug abuse act. While it's true the police Latest about lightning aren't going around looking for old drugs and outdated pre- those hardier individuals would be unlikely to scriptions, they will check for Thunder storms — which most true Vine- this type of thing if your son yarders were brought up to call tempests — stand outdoors in the rain for 10 minutes with their mouths open. or daughter is picked up, wheth- have been few and relatively tame this sum- er it be at a beer bust, a pot mer, until the weekend just past. The Sunday The news about thunder storms and B-12 is, of course, good; but it can't compare with party or for a stop sign viola- night storm emphasized what could have been tion. happening all season long, and it may be guess- the older finding that by no means all light- ed that we are at a low point in some cycle or ning flashes strike the ground,, Some go from The use of drugs is heavy in other. cloud to cloud and some start at the ground Boca Raton. Maybe you don't It used to be said that thunder storms cleared and strike a cloud. want to admit it, I certainly hate the air. They did, too, especially if they oc- —Martha's Vineyard Gazette to do so. But if the kids haven't curred in late afternoon or evening. Nowa- sense enough to leave these days this effect is not to be counted on, and we things alone, then the police may regard the fact as one more symptom of are going to do their best to a decline from the good old days to the fumbling Collectors note stop the drug traffic. present. Tomorrow or next week, your In modern terms, however, thunder child, teenager or adult off- storms seem to serve a useful purpose never There is little doubt that a human squirrel spring may fall unwittingly into before suspected. Dr. Bruce Parker of Washing- who salts away the right kind of rubbish will a damning situation. ton University in St. Louis says that some local profit in the end, but anyon e who contemplates thunder storms provide enough vitamin B-12 such activity should weigh the odds Well. This> to relieve the symptoms of persons with per- note is prompted by news that certain old nicious anemia — but only "if they stand in 10-cent comic books of the 1930s and 1940s the rain with their mouths open for 10 min- now bring as much, as $260 each, which is no utes or so". laughing matter. But who has the space to save The view from Tallahassee Here on the Vineyard this behavior would be old comic books for 30 years on the chance considered not only strange but a complete someone might pay a premium for them? What departure from the practices recommended about back copies of the National Geographic for the duration of thunder storms in genera- wrongly considered by subscribers to be worth tions past. One of the commonest was to shut saving? What about collections of anything, like oneself in a dark closet. Another was that all campaign buttons, cigar bands, Burma Shave For him or agin him persons in a household • should sit with their signs? Sure, someone might want them some feet elevated from the floor. Some oldsters day. But the chances are poor. The things most insisted on staying in bed, and some insisted people collect are the things no one else wants, publican Ed Gurney would be in on rising in order to meet the lightning more or so it seems to us. By MALCOLM B. JOHNSON rather proud of so many "no" worthily and perhaps to elude its attack. Even —St. Louis Post-Dispatch votes on federal expenditures a better position to serve the he considered extravagance or State of Florida than a Demo- vrsv TALLAHASSEE — There cratic LeRoy Collins because won't be much last-minute encroachment. Because of their principles on these matters, he would have both party af- On second thought mind-changing in this northern Gurney has been adopted as filiation and a philosophical af- part of Florida on whether to the candidate of Big Business, finity with the administration. vote for LeRoy Collins or Ed Collins has the support of Big If Democrat Hubert Humphrey Gurney for the U.S. Senate, be- Labor — and it shows in their becomes President. Collins cause nearly everyone up here campaign financial statements. could be expected to be a star has a fixation about Collins — performer in the administra- either for him or against him. No farther north On matters of judicial phil- tion because he would share The contest, in and around osophy, which is a primary both a party label and a set this town where LeRoy Collins concern because no man can of activist political principals was born and built his politi- with the man at the top. Either By GUS HARWELL drive through wind and rain a Friday night banquet, with a become a federal judge with- cal career, depends more of out approval of the Senate, Col- Collins or Gurney could be ex- of an approaching Hurricane hurricane blowing outside. whether you believe in him pected to be a hindrance to an WHAT WE in South Florida Gladys to get there, and by As a matter of fact, under lins again would be inclined opposite administration in the than on whether you like Gur- to say 'go-go" to attain through call a "cold spell" proves to Friday night, we were on the the circumstances, the turnout ney; but they do offer as clear- White House. all of us once more that all edge of Gladys. was excellent for the conven- the courts those social and cut a choice in political philos- economic goals which he could things are relative. There was little or no damage tion, and we found that about ophy as we've had in Florida We can be spoiled by any- at Port-O-Call, where the Flor- the only concession made to not get through Congress or the About the candidates, person- for many years. It would be states or private activity. Gur- ally: thing, and weather is no ex- ida Press Association gather- Gladys was cancellation of a healthy to have the votes fall one ception. ed. And surprisingly enough, golf tournament and a couple of ney would say "whoa-whoa" I've known LeRoy Collins way or the other according to to the federal courts and be since the start of his career My family is a prime exam- there were about 130 of us at tours. those philosophies, and accord- ple. inclined to vote against con- to be an honorable, diligent, ing to what each of us expects firmation of another activist capable public official who gives We decided to move to South of a United States Senator. judge. This, too, has been made dedication almost to the point of Florida about 10 years ago. Although how they stand on It took a couple of years to clear in the campaign — Gur- dogged zeal to those things the war in Vietnam seems to ney would have voted against which he believes are good and find the right job, and when I have been made a principal is- found it, we landed just about confirming Abe Fortas as Chief necessary in government. He sue in the campaign, it doesn't Justice, Collins would have vot- was a good legislator for Leon as far south as you could get, really mean much to us be- at Marathon, in the Florida ed to seat him. county, a good Governor for cause there isn't much either Florida. He will make a fine Keys. of them could do to change or seminar at Florida Atlantic Un- Then, there is the matter of Senator for you, if you want the . After five years in that mag- influence that situation if elect- same things from the U.S. Sen- nificent chain of islands, we iversity in which Senator Jer- ed. party: If Republican Richard Doubletalk? Nixon is elected President, Re- ate that he does. were thoroughly spoiled when ry Thomas and Representative Rather, the contest is one be- it came to cold weather. To the editor: Don Reed expressed their opin- tween men who take opposite On April 23, 1968, your pa- ions concerning the charter re- stances on the essential and '* «t IN FIVE YEARS, the lowest per was kind enough to pub- vision. They both approved an critical obligations of the Sen- temperature we suffered was lish a letter I wrote concerning affirmative vote by the citizens ate — passage of laws, author- 47. Anything below 65 was con- homestead exemption for con- for the charter revision. It ization of expenditures, giving sidered a cold spell, and be- dominiums. In that letter I sug- would appear that these gentle- advice and consent to appoint- low 60 was. almost unbearable. gested that the voters contact men did not understand the feel- ments and treaties submitted Next, we spent a year living the individuals running for the ings of local officials in the mu- by the President. Thursday, 4A Oct. 31, 1968 in Hollywood. The weather was nicipalities. It seems to me to city council in the primaries Published every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at 34 S.E. still beautiful and we enjoyed held on May 8 of that year. Of be rather ironic that our state On the federal team, Collins South Florida's balmy winter- the twelve candidates running officials are not in sym- would respond quickly to "go- 2nd st., Boca Raton, Fla., 33432, by the Boca Raton Pub- time — but the cool spells were only one (a woman) replied that pathy with local officials. As go", Gurney more to a "whoa- lishing Co., Inc. Phone 395-8300. a little colder. I stated in my April 23 letter whoa." she was in favor of such ex- referred to above, it appears to Then, in January, we moved emption. Collins sees the federal role W.H. HARWELL, Jr., Publisher north to Boca Raton. me that the state officials are as one which is obligated to We have decided that this In today's press a new pub- advocating the approval of the spread bountiful benefits around business of moving back up lic information release (Jack- charter revision knowing full the nation and the world, and JOHN T.OPEL H. CLAY RILEY .north by bits and pieces is go- sonville, Florida) indicates that well that the sentiment of coun- he considers the nation's tax Editor Adv. Mgr. ing to stop, right here at Boca the Florida League of Munici- ty and city officials is contrary resources ample to finance it. Raton. palities wound up its meeting to their statements. It looks to Gurney prefers to let the states Entered as second class mail at the postoffice at Boca My wife vows I have drag- with a bang, passing a resolu- me like one of those cas- and the private sector of the Raton, Florida under the act of March 8, 1879. ged her as far north as she s tion condemning the document es where the state officials economy carry this role more going to go. (charter revision) as it was not upon questioning by the voter often. Herein is a genuine is- Member of the Florida Press Association and National can say in all honesty, "I was in the best interest of the peo- sue they have acknowledged in Newspaper Association. Subscription rates: By carrier in WE SPENT last weekend at ple of Florida. for it." Doesn't this sound like their campaign. Collins scorns St. Petersburg, or on an island a little doubletalk? Gurney for his "negative" rec- the city70<£ per month; by mail in the U.S., one year $10.00, near St. Petersburg. We had to On October 21 I attended a s/George M. Holdsworth ord in Congress; Gurney is 6 months $6.00, 3 months $4.00. Art Guild preview Sunday Thursday, Oct. 31, 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS 5A Invitational watercolor show will open Society, and a past pres- tion of Women Artists. Robert E. Roll) studied An invitational, all graduate of New York erlands. She received art at Parson's School School of Applied Fine first award for the best ident of the Allied Art- Mrs. Misenhimer has Custom Made Draperies and Shades watercolor show of ists of America. A res- held many exhibitions, of Design, the Art Stu- paintings by local art- Art. She has taught art watercolor exhibit at the dents League and with Slipcovers • Upholstery in the New York and Art Guild's Spring Fes- ident of Florida for four including those at The ists opens Sunday at the tival in 1968. years, Kortner prefers Wellons Gallery, New Elliot O'Hara, Her ex- Boca Raton Art Guild. York; Perry Art Mu- hibitions include one- Free Decorator Service For Consultation The show, will hang Philadelphia areas and Alexander Kortner natural form, color and is a member of the Phil- studied painting at the design which, in his seum, Miami; Arts man shows in Suffern, until Nov. 28. Guild Club, Washington D.C.; N.Y. and Hollywood, Phone 399-7033 hours are 10 a.m. to 5 adelphia Water Club. Art Institute of Pitts- opinion, is truly fine burgh and later at the art. the Hamilton Art Gal- Fla. She has also ex- p.m. The four partici- She has held 12 one- lery, Ontario, and the hibited at the Broward pating artists, each rep- man shows in and around Art Institute of Chica- Vi Misenhimer stud- go, the American Acad- ied at The Art Institute Society of the Four Arts, Art Guild Show and represented by 15 paint- Philadelphia, and one Palm Beach. She has re- Schramn's Gallery of ings, are: in the former Royal Pal- emy of Art and the Na- of Chicago. She is a fel- tional Academy. He is low of the International ceived awards from the Fort Lauderdale, Grove Adele M. Giles is a ace in the Hague, Neth- Art Guild of Boca Ra- House of Coconut Grove, a member of the Amer- Institute of Arts and and Greenwich Gallery DRAPERY STUDIO ican Watercolor Socie- Letters and a member ton. 3062 N. FEDERAL HWY., BOCA RATON Devil's tickets and ty, Audubon Watercolor of the National Associa- Marian Staudt (Mrs. of New York City. where they take you By EDHIRSHBERG bert Lee Rutledge "Tickets to the De- marry gentle, sweet old vil," By Richard Mr. Jenks? Will rugged Powell. Scribner's, "Ace" McKinley, fad- $5.95. ing king of the bridge columnists, work his Back when the nation way up to self-respect again? Will his ex-wife was in its infancy the Carola, still beautiful Puritans up in New Eng- and smart, come back land used to call play- to him—or will she suc- ing cards Devil's Tic- comb to the ambiguous chamrs of her too-af- fectionate friends? Will Tony Manuto latch onto Ed his tainted faive grand Hirshberg at Ace's expense—or will he take a long cruise with his repulsive Katy? And above all, will the kets, and that's why ugly but deserving Ben Richard Powell, the wit- Aarons ever realize ty yarn-spinner of Fort what a love little Vicky Myers, came to call his Summers is? newest novel, just out, "Tickets to the Devil.'* Powell's new novel It's all about the game isn't really about the of bridge and the people game of bridge at all, who play it—seriously, but the game of life— which not very many of which resembles bridge us really do. in some startling ways. ^ Background of theYou'll learn a lot about ® book is a big-time both in "Tickets to the bridge tournament in a Devil"~and also that plush Miami hotel, those old Boston Puri- where several hundred tans weren't so far off top bridge players have base about those tickets gathered together to after all. play the game on its highest — and grim- See this man mest—level. Singled out for particular notice are when you insure _ about a dozen of the par- your car or home " ticipahts, all of them there for different rea- sons, but all with one main idea in mind—to win. For some of the play- ers the results of the various tourneys are matters of life or death. For others they're a lit- tle less important, though not much. The £ plot goes round in a circle like the progress NICK BISHOP of the players from one table to the other, and He may save you the games touch on everybody's life, some big money ending happily, others not so happily. J.C. MITCHELL ^ "In the elder days of Art, As the plot unfolds you find yourself ask- & SONS (Jfi) ing questions—not about Builders wrought with greatest care 0 bridge, but about people, 22 S. Federal. . 395-4711 Will little old Mrs. Ro- Each minute and unseen part; For the gods see everywhere. "

THE BUILDERS HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW DAVf Howard Paul Mabus. Construction Superintendent for Sparling Construction Company of Boca Raton, is on-the-job at Boca Raton Federal's new Savings and Loan All are architects of Fate, building. Working in these walls of Time; REID Boca Raton Federal's "PROJECT 555," is "one of my greatest challenges, and Some with massive deeds and great, the design and construction is superior to most buildings in this area," said Some with ornaments of rhyme. ASKS: Mr. Mabus. Nothing useless is, or low; nn When only 14 years of age, Howard was employed by the Milton W. Bosley Company, Each thing in its place is best; world's largest manufacturer of wood mouldings. At 19, he was promoted to And what seems but idle show Superintendent, and responsible for a 90 man working factory. ^Strengthens and supports the rest. During the second world war, he worked for and was recognized by Westinghouse Experimental Laboratory for his work as Machinist and Tool Designer. After the For the structure that we raise. war, Howard Mabus became involved in the construction of housing developments. His General Contractor work included the remodeling of the SMITHSONIAN Time is with materials filled; INSTITUTE. Our todays and yesterdays PALM BEACH While on vacation in Florida, the Mabus family fell in love with Boynton Beach Are the blocks with which we build. and the Florida Gold Coast — and immediately transferred all business Truly shape and fashion these; interests to this area, Leave no yawning gaps between; COUNTY IS THIRD Howard Paul Mabus has an impressive list of work credits along Florida's Think not, because no man sees, Golf Coast: Such things will remain unseen.

BOCA RATON DEERFIELD BEACH In the elder days of Art, * Sabal Point Condominium * Pent Houses Builders wrought with greatest core HIGHEST IN FLORIDA * Florida Atlantic University * Cascades Restaurant Each minute and unseen part; * Boca Teacher's Retirement Home * Deerfield Lake Condominiums For the gods see everywhere. * Royal Colonial Apartments * Boca Mar Apartments DELRAY BEACH Let us do our work as well, IN ITS AMOUNT * Royal Palm Shopping Center * Delray Training Center Both the unseen and the seen; * Harbour East House * Ambassador South Make the house where gods may dwell Beautiful, entire, and clean. POMPANO BEACH OF NON-EXEMPT LAKE WORTH Else our lives are incomplete, * Crystal Lake Apartments * Eason's Nursing Home Standing in these walls of Time, Broken stairways, where the feet In 1967, Howard Mabus was ordained as a Minister and Evangelist in the Church Stumble, as they seek to climb. PROPERTY VALUES? of Christ, and was responsible for the establishment of a church in Build today, then, strong and sure, Boynton Beach. Howard and his wife, Helen, enjoy Sunday Ministering in Wif/j a firm and ample base; migrant fields and in Faith Tabernacle in Boynton Beach. And ascending and secure ELECT Originally from Baltimore, Maryland, Howard Mabus is the proud father of Shall tomorrow find its place. 5 children and presently lives with his lovely wife, Helen, in Boynton Beach. DAVE Howard Paul Mabus — we at Boca Raton Federal salute you! Thus alone can we attain To those turrets, where the eye Sees the world as one vast plain. REID And one boundless reach of sky. TAX ASSESSOR REPUBLICAN

PD. POL ADV. MON. thru FRI. 9:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m. SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION FRIDAY EVENINGS 451 S. FEDERAL HIGHWAY BOCA RATON, FLORIDA 4:30 p.m.- 6:00p.m. I SAMPl Registered voters in precincts listed below are eligible to vote for Port Commissioner For All Preciil Sub. District No. 1 43, 50, 58, 63, 77, 90 AUTOMATIC General Ilection Tuesday,

FOR AGAINST FOR AGAINST NO. 2 FOR AGAINST NO. 3 NO. 1 REVISION OF ARTICLE VI REVISION OF ARTICLE VIII Tha Ravilion Th« Ravition Th. bvMon Tha Ravition Tin lUvWon Tha RavUian SA5IC DOCUMENT Siiffrag* and Election! LOCAL GOVERNMENT Proposing a revisiqn of the Constitution of 1865 generally described as the Basic Document Proposing a revision of Article VI of the Constitution of the State of Florida relating to suffrage Proposing a Revision of Article Vlli of the Constitution of the State of Florida relating to counties and municipilitiE embracing the subject matter of all of the Constitution except for Articles V {Judicial Depart- and elections, adding that elections shall be b/ secret ballot, changing the Oath to delete to county funds to be prescribed by general law, allows method of election of certain elective officials to be,chen< I ment), VI (Suffrage and Elections) and VIII (Local Government.) Article V (Judicial Department) reference to age and residence, providing that registrations and elections- in municipalities special law approved by the voters, gives municipalities residual powers except as provided by law, provides.for cc 8 to be carried over from the present Constitution in its entirety. and other governmental entities may be provided by law, et cetera. of electors, et cetera.

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I-A 2-A 3-A 4-A 5-A 5-A 7-A 8-A 9-A 10-A Il-A 12-A 13-A 14-A 15-A 16-A 17-A 18-A 19-A PABTY Richard M. Nixon EDWARD J. ROBERT W. C. RICHARD DAVID L WADE RAYC. ZELl WALTER N. JOSEPH W. ROBERT C. JACK RAYMOND J. JOHN DAVID C. GILBERT T. JAMES R. WILLIAM C. LEWIMSS j WIU Spiro T. Agnew Gurney Rust Leavengood McCain Hop Osborne Davis, Jr. Colbath, Jr. Humphrey De Young Poorbaugh Moudry Jordan Clark Broghy Stewart, Jr. White Kapner IrWJ

2-B 3-B 4-B a-B a-B 7-B S-B 9-B 10-B 12-B 13-B 15-B 16-B 17-B I8-B 19-B Hubert H. Humphrey leROY PAUL G. JOE JAMES C. VASSAR B. JESS KM NEStDfKI TOM JOHN S. EtMER O. JERRY LAKE F. MALCOLM C. ERROL CHARLES E. PAUL T, ALLAN V. RUSSELL H. JOHN E. 'F.A.- Edmund S. Muslcie Collint Adkins, Jr. Carlton Yarborough Johnson Witt Friday, Jr. Thomas Cunninqharr Hicks Miner, Jr. Douglas Everard Mclntosh Born »c FOR VICE PHIIDSMT (MMJ cow.) Wtl (MHO

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RELIGIOUS NURTURE GABRIEL COMMUNICATIONS CORP. T W *"T AND RECREATION 194A N. W. 20th Streel - Boaca Raton. Florida 33-132 City employes start course 399-8950 PROGRAM FOR THE RETARDED Supervisory employ- munication and Leader- recreation, sanitation, Classes are held in the • COMPLETE SALES & SERVICE — 2 WAY RADIO water, and parks. Water Plant. SYSTEMS — 399-8950 To be held at Advent Lutheran Church on J&turclay ees of the city went ship" that began Oct. mornings from 9:00 a.m. to 12 Noon, beginning No- back to school this 2 has 27 supervisors 0BOCA MOBILPHONE— RADIO TELEPHONES vember 2. The program will be under the guidance of month to sharpen their and department heads FOR ALL TYPES OF BUSINESS 391-2221 Dr. Frederick Adams, associate professor of education ANN McKAY at F.A.U. Participants will not be charged. For en- skills in the job of run- from City Manager Alan • POCKET PAGING — RECEIVE MESSAGES ANYWHERE rollment, please contact Mrs. Helen Virts, 391-1504, or ning the city. C. Alford on down lis- SCHOOL BOARD • AGABR1EL ANSWERING SERVICES — the church office, 395-3632. A 12-week workshop tening to lectures and on "Management, Com- taking notes tach Wed- DISTRICT 5 - REPUBLICAN "QUALITY SERVICE" - 399-8950 nesday evening. The PD. POL. ADV. course, which was specially developed for TIRED OF RETIREMENT? F.BYRON PARKS the group by Florida Atlantic University's But you don't really care for full employment. REALTOR Office of Continuing Ed- W/iy not call for an interview today regarding JUDGE CURRIE the financial field of stocks, bonds, and se- ucation, will continue Via Miziier through Dec. 18. curities selling to select clientele. Royal Palm Plaza The team of FAU in- Call Mr. Bogren at 395-0546 for Appointment. structors includes Dr. HAS TRIED OVER Robert Froemke, dean BYER OVER 25 YEARS IN BOCA RATON of the College of Busi- INCORPORATED Associates ness and Public Ad- Royal Palm Plaza 3oca Raton, Florida Elmer L. D. Livaudais ministratimn, Dr. John Tel.: 395-3700 Frances 6. Livaudais 50,000 CASES IN Webb, director of the Institute of Behavioral Real Estate Exam Course Research, Dr. Joel Ross, chairman of the For Brokers or Salesmen department of manage- Harvey Real Estate Schools operates a branch of its popu* THE SMALL , lar Real Estate Exam Course in Boca Raton at the UNIVER- ment and marketing, Anthony Quesada, in- SITY BOWL CONFERENCE ROOM,. DIXIE HWY. and 20th ST., Boca Raton. The course is composed of € lively infer, structor in general and esting sessions which.thoroughly cover the Fla., Real Estate public administration, •Handbook. Total cost only $50.00. CLAIMS COURTS..... and Dr. Jay J. Singer, TUESDAY EVENING - 7:00 P.M. assistant professor of 'THE DEAN of the You may attend first session free EXPERIENCED BY OVER 17 YEARS psychology. Mr. Cooper will be in the Conference Room each Tuesday SMALL CLAIMS COURTS Departments rep- at 6:30 P*M,_to answer any questions. JUDICIAL SERVICE IN FLORIDA" resented in the course For Information caHr'ftR.COO'PER 395-3289 are planning, streets, STOCKS • President, State Judges Association 1955-65. finance, fire, police, • Elk, Kiwanian, Legionnaire, Episcopalian, former JayCee State garage, public works, BONDS Officer, Democrat. Vernon H. Carter, M.D. • County Bar Association gave Judge Currie overwhelming announces the opening of his office MUTUAL FUNDS (175-13) vote in "well-qualified" category. Art show • Judge Currie won the right, before the State Supreme Court, for for the practice of all to appear in Small Claims Courts with or without an attorney. will open DERMATOLOGY The Lowe Art Mu- at DEMOCRAT Pd. Pol. Adv. LEVER 20 B seum at the University Let Us Help You Choose the Mutual of Miami will hold an 445 South Federal Highway Fund Best Suited to Your Investment exhibition of recent BOCA RATON Objectives. Our Account Executives works by art department 395-8701 are Well Informed and will Serve You faculty members and a with Unbiased Advice. KEEP A GOOD JUDGE! display of the fall col- lection of the Beaux Arts rental and sales gallery GENERAL INSURANCE JUDGE F. A. "BANZAI" from Nov. 8 through Dec. 1, according toDr. August L. Freundlich, AGENCY museum director. OF BOCA RATON,INC. In the Faculty Art LAIRD, BISSELL & MEEDS. INC. Show, 14 UM profes- Members New York and American Slock Exchanges sors will show their re- INSURANCE - ALL LINES and Principal Commodity Exchanges cent works, ranging We/r Plaza Building James H. O'Neal SMALLCLAIMS-MAGISTRATE COURT from woodcuts and mix- P.O. Box 520 Vice President and Manager Anrida Building Boca Raton, Florida ed media sculptures to Boca Raton, Fla. Phone: hand-woves wall hang- Phone 395-7300 ings and paintings. 395-8844

Registered voters in precincts listed below BALLOT are eligible to vote for Port Commissioner is 11B Palm BeUch County Sub. District No. 2 Group No 1 and Group 2. I 37, 46, 47, 48, 49, 51, 55, 56, 57, 62, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 70, 71, 72, 75, 76, 79, 80, I OTING MACHINE 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100, 109, 114, »er 5, 1968 Palm Beach County, Florida 116, 135 I

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HUmPHREV GOP Does a 98 cents price tail pricing. fits in the short run by STATE SENATOR District 34 Pd. poi. tag sell more goods than After studying there- charging even prices. one marked a dollar? suits of a leading South His findings are in- A Florida Atlantic Florida department cluded in a paper en- Complete UMBRELLA Protection University marketing store group over a four- titled "Price niusion * Travelers • Aetna * Continental professor says it week period, Professor and the Effect of Odd- Group * Royal Globe * London & doesn't. Georgoff has conclud- Even Retail Pricing," Lancashire * Boston pGT David M. Geor- ed that the effect of any which he will present Insurance Co. goff, assistant pro- odd-even retail pricing at a meeting of the fessor in the College of is weak. Furthermore, Southern Marketing As- JOHN D. TALBOTT Business and Public Ad- he says, a retailer would sociation in Washington, INSURANCE AGENCY,,inc. ministration, has at-probably maximize pro- D.C. Nov. 7. 489 N:E. 20th St. Boca Raton tempted to answer the Ph. 395-1511 or 399-1516 old question about the impact of odd-even re- Airline Tickets COMPLETE FOREIGN & DOMESTIC TRAVEL and CRUISE SERVICE NEW HOMES NOW AVAILABLE AMPLE DUGAN TRAVEL PARKING IN BOCA RATON'S FINEST RESIDENTIAL AREAS ESTABLISHED 1956 IN REAR f 75 S. FEDERAL 395-2112 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY or WILL BUILD - WITH OR WITHOUT POOL Vtaputg, THE GOLD POLYGLAS BY GOODYEAR COMPARE The new Custom Wide Tread tire that gives op to double the mileage of our best selling tires. New de- HEELER'S ^ sign and construction - 14% safer wet traction - uw Come in and see them today. Now offered at ONE OF THE MOST OUTSTANDING MODELS IN BOCA RATON EVERY DAY BQYNTOr^jjgg; Locations Available: TREMENDOUS SAVINGS LOW OVER 2600 CARS HAVE PASSED STATE INSPECTION PALMETTO PARK TERRACE THE ESTATES CONTRACT USING OUR PRE-INSPECTION SERVICE. LAKE FLORESTA GOLDEN HARBOUR PRICES 11 TRAINED MEN TO SERVE YOU ! TUNISON PALMS (WATERFRONT) All draperies expertly made in our own 3-4-5 Bedroom models are available for Immediate Occupancy. workrooms. SEMAN'S SHELL SERVICE OVER 20 HOMES TO CHOOSE FROM At KEELER'S you'll No charge for making 1930 NO. Federal Hwy. find hundreds of bolts of ALL MODELS INCLUDE: full length, regular or tra- the most exciting drapery verse, from $1.98 yd. Guar- Wall-to-wall carpeting - Centra/ Heat and Air Conditioning fabrics anywhere . . . just 395-7739 - GE Kitchen Range - Dishwasher & Many Other Features anteed rods and installation. for the Gold Coast I BOCA RATON'S COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE CENTER TELEPHONE AT MODEL Open Mon.-Sat 399-4179 9-5 EELER, Inc. Come In Tune Ups Air Cond. Service Or Phone Draping the Gold Coast Wheel Alignments Brakes DEVELOPMENT & INDUSTRIAL CORP 3415 S. Federal Hwy., Delray Beach, 278-2877 Wheel Balance Shocks 41 S.E. 1st Aye., Boca Raton, Fia. Visit our nationally famous Browse 'n Think Shop itvenus 395-1211 399-5453 Miami 944-1912 (Cove Center) Oeerfield Beach - Phone 399-2837 FIRESTONE, GOODYEAR and ZENITH TIRES 8A BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, Oct. 31, 1968 HOW EVERY SUNDAY Italy A DINING EXPERIENCE- Vnrqualed Anywhere In the World! Spain SUPERB, SELECTED, SUCCULENT DISHES FROM BREAKFAST Gretw PORTS ALONG THE MEDITERRANEAN AWAIT YOU. AND IF YOUR TASTE LEANS THE AMERI- France CAN WAY WE HAVE AN EXCELLENT MENU of STARTING FROM S1.95. i'urkey 7 COURSE DINNER Includes Primo Del Pranzo (meal in itself), THE ELKS CLUB •> desert, beverage. No charge for extras such as shrimp and clams on the $ A 140 N.W. IT Street halfshell. . COMPLETE Remember: Children under 10 half price. BOCA RATON Pancakes & Sausage, Juice & Coffee $1.00 Steak & Eggs .....,....,.,.,. $1.50 410 N. FEDERAL HWY. m OPEN DAILY (OPP. FOOD FAIR) 5 P.M. POMPANO BEACH • Closed Monday Sun., Nov. 3rd, 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. • OPEN SUNDAY 3 P.M. Ph. imssn /

SATURDAY NIGHT FISH FRY THE ELKS CLUB 140 N.W. VI Street « BOCA RATON SAT. NOV. 2ND - 6:30 - 8:30 P.M. N.W. 9th St. Meal Includes: ON LAKE IDA French Fries, Cole 125 Slaw, Hushpuppies PER Wayne Crawford and Sam Moree will play the PERSON leads in the Actors Workshop production of A gay scherzo of a Comedy! Brian Friel's Broadway and London comedy FAMOUS DOOR LOVE IN E FLAT" hit, "Philadelphia, Here I Come! King Page is CHINESE RESTAURANT SPECIAL^DAY ENGAGEMENT! In the COVE SHOPPING CENTER by the director and it's booked for the Norton DEERFIELD • Gallery Theatre Nov. 20-23- Serving Lunch - Dinner - Late Supper Norman Krasna CLOSED MONDAY Open Noon til Midnight FOR RESERVATION OR TAKE OUT ORDERS - 399-5455 Nov. 8, 9,12,13,14,15,16 2:00 - 4:30 Matinee Nov. 10 - 2:30 P.M. FAMILY CARRY-OUT FOODS 7:00-9:30 Coming In December Complete Dinners Served with Baked Potato "Bell, Book and Candle" or French fries, slaw, roll from $1.10 BERETS by John Van Druten TECHNICOLOR'PANAVISION-FROM WMtNER SROS.-SEVEN MIS Phone 395-5001 for Service Audition Sun., Nov. 17 - 2:30 p.m. Cam/no Square Shopping Center ad ta be the toughest fighting f( I fe ma who led them had to be hist Reservations FAMOUS FOR 1 Phone 276-4576 — 9:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m "STEAK-ON-A-STICK I JIM DIAHANN JULIE Curtain 8:30 p.m. BOCfl RflTOnBROWN CARROLL HARRIS

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Arthur Ferrante and Lou Teicher Thurlow Spurr and SCHRAFFTIS the SPURRLOWS Duo-piano team will U.S. 1-BOCA RATON perform in concert ING A NEW From "Brunch" to a Banquet... Orchestra enjoy traditional American recipes Returning to Boca Ra- Today the artists of- Men's Glee Club cooked to order by world famous ton for the second con- fer a professional show, SONG §CHRAFpT"5 Chefs. On your next secutive year on the employing their own A Cappella Chorus with Featured Soloists evening out...include £^'-'1 -' Florida Atlantic Uni- lighting director, audio versity Student Series experts,, wardrobe man- program, the two - pi- ager and comedy writ- NOVEMBER 3 - 11:00 A.M. ano team of Arthur Fer- er. A chauffeur-driv- Our ALL DAY Specials en truck for their in- OUR SPECIALTY lovingly and artfully prepared. All rante and Lou Teicher FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Ciiar-oroileti Steaks served with French Fries or Baked will appear in concert struments is among Potato, Hush Puppy, Corn Fritter, Nov. 10 at 8:30 p.m.their equipment, while 701 N.E. 2nd Street and Chops Cole Slaw, Rolls and Butter. The pianists will be the pianists fly from Phone 395-4800 '. second in the series' date to date. * DEERFIELD BEACH schedule for entertain- ment. The performance will be held in the Boca MAY DISTURB and Raton Club's Great Hall. SOUTH FLOR/DA'S Arrangements have SHOCK YOU been made for free HOUSE OF TOMATOES ur J lETWrEM I parking for the concert, fCMPAHQ AMQ DEERriBlIl according to Mrs. Nan S. Hutchison, dean of VINE RIPE Choice of: women and chairman of LANGOST1NOS AU G RAT IN the student series com- I SHRIMP BAR-B-Q mittee. Following their re- TOMATOES KING CRAB NEWBURG cording of the theme TRUE! STARTLING'! • Jt FACrS-OF-Liff FFAl'UftEiTE music of the motion pic- BASKET an tne'ianienrs of tw:odoct!>Jrt' ture, "The Apartment," 35( ANETOFUFE" Ferrante and Teicher have sold over 20 mil- lion records and won LOCALLY GROWN 11 gold record awards. Choice of: ANGLER'S PLATTER Both began picking out DRIVE-IN THEATRE 4 tunes on the piano when U. S, Na 1 — Between Ft. BROILED COMBINATION PLATTER they were about two AVOCADOS Laurterdale and Pompano (Served with Baked Potato instead of French Fries) years old. They regis- tered at the Juilliard Our well stocked bars dispense drinks with lavish care School of Music when JUST RECE1YED TRUCKLOAD JWR.UGLYHITS TOMf&f! Ship Captain's Buffet Luncheon, 11:45 to 2 PM, except Sunday they were six and have Lunch and Dinner — 7 Days been together ever MICHIGAN since. After a stint of Boca Raton-1701 N. Federal Hwy.- 395-8181 teaching music at Juil- Full North Palm Beach-661 U.S. Hwy. #1-848-5245 liard they decided to go VANELBF West Palm Beach-7400 S. Dixie Hwy.- 582-5822 on tour. During their APPLE CIDER Gallon Also in Perrine, Coral Gables, Miami, first season they drove North Miami, Dania, Ft. Lauderdale South, their pianos around the Ft, Lauderdale North, Pompano Beach, • country in a truck, un- ANYTIME IS CIDER TIME Sarasota, St. Petersburg, able to afford a driver. Orlando (Maitland), Cocoa Beach HOME GROWN |_ Any way you ^ figure it... gTHE FINEST SWEET CORN

I WELCOME ^ ITALIAN TO BOCA RATON RIZZO'S AMERICAN IS WELCOME CUISINE WAGON 6-35* NOW OPEN A visit from our hostess will make Season's First Locally Grown s you feel at home, with her basket of gifts and answers to questions about the city, its services and SUNDAY facilities. Just.call ... WE STILL SERVE OUR 4 P.M. fill 11 P.M. DELICIOUS PIZZA GLADIOLUS 3 1 Visit RIZZO'S at their NEW LOCATION- 395-8080

395-9300 Our Flowers and Vegetables are 5tf O Federol Hwy> . WELCOME NEWCOMERS! ' i V e this coupon to let us know you're B Try Our Famous Red House Wine, •' here • "GardenFresh" Daily POPULAR Served In a Chilled Pitcher Nime PRICES Addr«ss_ or Half Pitcher City A Meal Without Wine Facilities Available for Group • • Please have the Welcome Waj,-n I NEAL FARMS MARKET Luncheons 'and Meetings, Hostess call on me I • ! would lifte to subscribe to the Is Like a Day Without Sunshine! Club Groups - Weddings I O I already subscribe to the mim ® me in. sih Children's Menu 1 Fil[ out coupon and mail to Circulation !Dept.. Next Door to Lindsley Lumber Company on 5t!i Avenue •lOAjOCARATON NEWS Thursday, Oct. 31 1968 Miami Dolphins and Chargers both trying for rebound win

It's rebound week for is 1-6-1. The New York pendicitis attack. Over- absent from the roster. thumb near the end of the the Miami Dolphins and Jets pace the Eastern all, the Dolphins are in Although terribly dis- second period, turned in San Diego Chargers. Division with a 5-2 rec- their best physical con- appointed at not holding his second best passing The teams, who play ord. dition since midway of their 14-0 lead and reg- effort of the season as Sunday at SanDiegoSta- The Dolphins came the pre-season sched- istering their third vic- he completed 16 of 26 dium, are both coming out of the Denver game ule. Only split end Jack tory, the Dolphins still for 246 yards. off seven - point losses without any serious in- Clancy (out for the feel they have the man- Griese's seasonal to- in tough defeats. juries, although receiv- year), quarterback Rick power to defeat any op- tals are now 85 com- The inter - divisional er Bill Darnall was Norton (broken hand) ponent. pletions of 174 passes contest, set for 1 p.m. forced to miss the con- and defensive back Bob- Quarterback Bob Gri- for 1,100 yards and eight (PCT) and 4 p.m. Mi- test because of an ap- by Neff (knee injury) are ese, who jammed a touchdowns. He has been ami time, will be the intercepted 13 times. fourth regular season His completion percen- meeting of the Dol- Will be favored tage is now 48.9,, phins and Chargers,, In last year's victory San Diego won the over San Diego, Griese first two, 44-10 and 24-0 connected on 15 of 28 in 1966 and early 1967 passes for 145 yards while the Dolphins pull- Cats host P. B. Gardens and two touchdowns. The ed a 41-24 surprise over 23-year old Indiana native now has 23 touch- the Chargers in the Or- Coach Joe Pribil's football squad are capable of doing," he said. "With ange Bowl late last sea- down passes in 19 pro Tourney will be favored tomorrow night when some added effort, we could have a games. son. San Diego has also it hosts Palm Beach Gardens in a good game against Palm Beach Gar- won two pre - sea- homecoming contest. dens. Split end .Karl Noo- son meetings, 44-10 and With a win, the Bobcats could con- The Gardens club, however, won't nan, who has caught 20-19 in *66 and '67. be an easy one to whip. Although they a pass in every game, ceivably wind up the year on an even leads the Dolphin re- winners The Chargers were basis. Victories over Belle Glade and have been playing in a different size ceivers with 30 recep- upended by the Kansas John I. Leonard, with a probable loss bracket, they'll still come here with a tions for 434 yar^11 and City Chiefs 27-20 last against Pahokee would give the Cats a 5-1 record for the year. Boca Raton five scores. Sunday; the Dolphins 5-5 season. goes into the game with a 2-4 record Bill Enck of Boca lost 21-14 to the Bron- , However, Coach Pribil is taking and riding a three-game loss streak. Fullback Larry Cson- Raton, above, was the cos in Denver. them one at a time. Coach Pribil will be without the ka ripped off 97 yards second place winner The loss dropped the services of reserve halfback Joe on 12 carries against in last weekend's "Mental attitude is the key for the Broncos to regain Chargers into a tie for Friday night," he said. "Physically, Ashe. The 149-pound 11th grader Fort Lauderdale Bill- second place in the Wes- the team rushing lead- we're in good shape. Perhaps thefact broke his left arm and will be out of ership from halfback fish Tournament. He tern Division. Oakland this is homecoming will help us." action for the balance of the year. . r displays his 112- also has a 5-2 mark, Jim Kiick. Csonka, out Coach Pribil also said he needed Game time is 8 p.m. at the Bob- one game with a head pound blue marlin with Kansas City the better play from his senior members cat Stadium. Pre-game ceremonies leader at 7-1. injury, has gained 318 m which picked up 500 of the Bobcat football squad. will include a parade of homecoming yards on 84 carries and points for him. Wil- Miami tumbled to "They aren't doing as well as they floats and announcement of the winner. fourth in the Eastern scored three times. His liam Grard of Ft. Division with its 2-4-1 40 -yard. run was the Lauderdale took the record, ahead of only Dolphins' best this sea- event with a 125- last place Buffalo which son. pound blue and re- Swamp buggies and yachts "Safety Dick Anderson ceives the first place continues to pace the de- fenders. The rookie trophy from tourney Tee-green from Colorado has 42 queen Mary Ann Wertz. tackles and 16 assists draw huge crowd at Naples and four pass intercep- at hotel tions which he has re- From swamp buggies crowd of 11,580 pay- set in the St. Peters- turned 66 yards. Tee to green was the to yachts, the scene was ing spectators for the burg to Naples Yacht San Diego scored tri- tournament for women a contrast last weekend mile of mud classic held Race when the first boat umphs over three of the of the Hotel and Club in Naples, center for two Sunday, Oct. 27. crossed the finish line at teams which downed Mi- Association. unique water sports Local man Lee Han- ami. The Chargers top- Ethel Huisking took events. 1:02:10 a.m. Saturday, cock became the King Oct. 26, 15 hours, 32 ped Houston 30-14 the Class A crown for of the Mud for his pilot- trimmed Oakland 23-14 Bowling standings the day, with Inez Spoo- The 20th Annual minutes, and 10 sec- ing of the "Bill and Al onds after leaving Tam- and walloped Denver 55- ner winning in Class B Swamp Buggy races, Gallman Special." His Boca Harbour Ladies Ind. Triple, D ave Mac - Naples' own water pa Municipal pier. 24. Other Charger wins INDUSTRIAL ^ competition. first official duty was to were over Cincinnati Team Won Lost Donald, 246 & 647; Ind. Class C saw a tie be- sport, drew a record dunk Swamp Buggy Winning the Guggen- Sailfish 18.5 9.5 (Woemn's) High, Mabel Team Won Lost 29-13 and 31-10. The Rinker 25.5 6.5 tween Kathy DeLoca and Queen Gerry Ward in heimer Memorial Tro- Jets dropped San Di- Yellow Tails 17.5 10.5 Casby, 226; Ind. Triple Mary Olson. the mire of the race phy for being first Bonitas 15 13 (Women's) Barbara Velda Farm 20 12 ego from the unbeaten Causeway 20 12 About 40 women were track. .f across -the finish line Barracudas 15 13 Thompson, 560. : To compete ;f ranks the fourth week Mark:;Epre 17 15 on the course, according Entries came from as ; was:thei 'FLkme," sail- of the season, 23-20. Angelflsh 14.5 13.5 to publicist Dixie Hae- far away as Jackson- ed by Jim Doane of Na- Piranhas 13 15 PALM BEACH COUNTY Jones Ser. ,15 17 berle. ville, Fla. ples, Charger offensive Pompanos 13 15 LADIES TRAVEL Boca Heat. 14,5 17.5 ; atPBJC A non-profit organi- From a field of 20, leaders are: John Hadl, Starfish 12 16 Team Won Lost Bruning 9 23 '•• zation, Swamp Buggy, 18 yachts finished this passing (105 of 210 for Sharks 11 17 UnverstyBwl 10 6 Boca Plumb. 7 25 ; Three hundred col- Days, Inc., reported to- race, termed by offic- 1,896 yards, 15 touch- Dolphins 10.5 17.5 Lantana #1 10 6 High team game and Tickets lege athletes will com- tal gate receipts of ials the top feature race downs, four intercep- High Team game an Jupiter 9 7 high team triple Cause- k. pete in three sports $23,160. Prize money of the Florida Ocean tions); Dick Post, rush- high team triple, Yel- Riviera 9 7 way Lumber 791 and 2,- # Saturday at Palm Beach to drivers was $6,520. Racing Association sea- ing, (73 carries, 410 low Tails 572 & 1648; Garden 7 9 199; ind. high and ind. 1 on sale Junior College in a Balance of the re- son. Previously a Spring yards, two scores); Ind. High, Marge Otto, Verdes 7 9 triple, E. Parker 220 i Sports Day for Division ceipts went to local civ- race, the event was run Lance Alworth, receiv- 175; Ind. Triple, Bertie Major 6 10 and 605. ?'• Tickets are now on IV of the Florida Junior ic groups which par- in the Fall for the first ing (40 receptions, 871 Breeze, 461. Lantana #2 6 10 sale at the community College Conference. ticipated in running the time this year. yards, four touch- ALLSTATES High team game and center for the Boca Ra- Notification has been big show. Yachters will now downs); Dennis Partee, Team Won Lost high team triple, Lan- ton Football and Youth received from Indian The buggies will run look to the Naples to punting and scoring (24 Rascals 24 4 tana #1, 865 & 2462; Day affair in the Orange River, Broward, and again in February. Venice race, running for punts, 44.0 average; 22 Hi-Lo's 21 7 Ind. High, Edythe Bowl. Miami-Dade North and At the other end of the first time this year, extra points, 12 of 20 Tizzy-Tens 18 10 Moores, 212; Ind. Triple The occasion will see South that each will send the water sports spec- with boats leaving Na- field goals for 58 MryMixups 17 11 Laura Cocks, 554. the Miami Dolphins pit- men's and women's trum, a record time was ples Saturday morning. points). Mini-Strikers 15 13 ted against Cincinnati's teams in badminton, ar- Impossibles 15 13 Bengals, Sunday, Nov. chery and volleyball for Odd Balls 14 14 ygil¥§rs!!]r Park -i /. the Sports Day, accord- M&M*s 14 14 ing to Roy E. Bell, PBJC Genista Oliifs BOCA RATON Seats will cost $1.00 Alley Cats 11 17 FLORIDA'S NEWEST for general admission, extramural director. Misfits 8 20 CHAMPIONSHIP teenager s and senior The teams will be Odd Pins 8 20 SPECIAL 18 HOLE COURSE GREEN citizens. West zone re- made up of better play- Yappies 3 25 RATE Gently rolling fair- FEES ways and carpet-rich served seats are $3.00 ers participating in the High Team Game, greens accent our - intramural programs at par 72 layout, and north stand re- Mini-Strikers, 747; - u Green Fee and Electric sgoo part of the new each college. Boca Teeca Country served seats are $5.00 High Team Triple, Hi- I cart, 2 $fi00 Club Estates. Lo's, 2130; Ind. High and CARTS r / Phone for 18 Hole Por-3 Ind. Triple, Anna Brit- I per cart ©ea Starting times: ATTRACTIVE MEMBERSHIP PLANS 399-5120 tian, 226 & 516. AVAILABLE MEMBERSHIPS AT A FINE GREENS FEES $5.00 AVAILABLE' EXECUTIVE COURSE ISLAND HOLIDAY ELECTRIC CARTS ...... $5.00 A Holes over 300 yds TRAVELERS 1 Hole 270 yds. TEN PLAY BOOK ..$42.50 1 Hole 280 yds. Team Won Lost VISIT CLUB OR PHONE COUNTRY CLUB The Anchors 14 2 N.w. 51st St. ind 2nd Avc, SNACKBAR - BEER - 395-5460 . 399-6921 Boca Raton (1/i mile west of U.S. 1) RENTAL CLUBS - 2Buys&Gls 14 2 Military Trail, University Park ••• •••••, 399-51J0 i ;"•• DRIVING RANGE. Crows nest 14 2 Boca Raton Phone Star Decks 12 4 Green Fees $2.25 DRIVING 10 Play Book 18.75 276-9992 St. Coy's io.5 5.5 RAHGE Helms 8.5 7.5 Phone 395-3060 for Lessons Lookouts 8 8 Starting Time PLAY BIL Available Stowaways 8 8 The most Luxurious Go out State Rd. #808 past billiard room in FAU to U.S. 441 (State Rd. StrbordsSide 8 8 Florida. Fully 7) turn south 2 miles. Galleys 3 13 carpeted and Wenchs Knts 2 14 walnut panelled — ••»//? plus 6 professional Port Sides 2 14 Brunswick tables. 0M Milt Sill* tf High team game and Delray Beach on U.S. 1 Howard Sprague of Boca Raton (left) receives award for finishing high team triple, Star UNIVERSITY BOWL Dekcs, 807 & 2254; Ind. ''The South*s Most Luxurious Recreation Center" second with Tom Aviritt, Lighthouse Point (right) in veteran's dou- ComerN-E. "2.0th St. ond Dixie Hwy. Phone395-5222 bles championship in second annual Cape Coral Veteran's Invita- HUGH (men's) and Men's MORE THAN 600 ITEMS tional Tennis Tournament at Cape Coral Country Club Oct. 27. Mak- 1962 H. Fed'l Hwy. ing presentation tekcountry club pro Tommy Boys. 5th Ave. Shopping Plaza Can You Beat Us? Boca Raton SOUTHERN MANOR 395-1877 GQIF COUNTRY CLUB * 90% Residential Financing to Qualified Properties and at the Purchasers. COME SEE - RENT FOR OCCASIONAL USE 18 HOLE PAR 71 * 27 Years on New Construction BOCA RATON CHAMPIONSHIP COURSE COUNTRY CLUB! AREA'S BEST GREENS * More than Competitive Rates SPORTING & ATHLETIC Pro Shop — Driving Range * No Pre-payment Penalties DAILY GREENS FEES only $2.50 EQUIPMENT Cliib Rentals * Appraisals in 24 to 48 hours Semi Private dob (Pull Carfj Permitted) MONOGRAM SERVICE Guests Welcome * No obligation or deposit required to receive prompt comm. PAR a EXE7CUTIVE COURSE Lunch In Beautiful GoDVlew NOW CALL Dining Room—Cold Beer GREEN FEES $2.0ff GOLF AND ELECTRIC CART Sal's Sport Shop ELECTRIC CARTS $4,00 ^B f%£% Per Person imiiSlh MORTGAGE 10 PLAY BOOK $17.50 $ WEIR PLAZA BUILDING 1941 N. Federal Hwy. Bob Grant, P.G.A. Instruction JFM WV (2 PLAYERS PER CART) 399-6153 •HHH 'li prices plus ••°o sales tax 855 South Federal Highway- 391-1666 7601 N. Country Club Blvd. • PRO—JIM ROY, P.G.A. G. Wm. Anderson, Broker Boca Raton, Florida 33432 Boca Raton 399-2881 M) Yds. Wast of U.S. 1 In Phone 278-3371 or 278-2002 Boca Raton Route U.S. 441—(State Rnd 7) (NEXT TO MATTY'S CLEANERS) Close to Defray Beach MIDWAY BETWEEN DELRAY AND BOCA RATON 35 MIN-ireS DRIVE FROM FT. LAUDERDALE Campaign posters clutter county Thursday, Oct. 31, 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS 9A

We have a complete Cardboard jungle probed by commissioners Dry Cleaning Plant f on premises. Control District and the for $11,861 to plan a needed for right of way a pad for a shelter in motor vehicle inspec- A "cardboard jun- Flood Control District. section of Southwest on the Southwest 12th Rardin Park. We are not affiliated gle" situation. caused tions were made at the Hill told Brown that one 12th street in Delray street road improve- — Learned from county's five stations by signs boosting poli- move toward solution Beach from U.S. 1 to ment program. with any other tical candidates, drew County Administrator last week, with 44 per would be a petition from Germantown road. — Agreed to remove Jack Dean that 8,020 cent rejected. Dry Cleaning expressions of concern the affected residents. Plans in both cases are rubble at the Boynton from County Commis- Van Kessel promised to be ready for bids — Inlet sand transfer plant Establishment sioners at their regular the group of citizens at two - laning with four- and bill the South Lake in Florida! Tuesday meeting. the meeting that the laning as the alternate Worth Inlet District. ELECT Matty's Board members also county would help re- - by Jan. 2, 1969. — Awarded a $4,496 REPRESENTATIVE ONE-HOUR CLEANER €fescussed drainage solve the drainage prob- — Approved condem- contract to Brooks E. problems west of Jup- JOE GOP 1943 North Federal lem. nation proceedings to Martin in the Glades for Phone 395-2440 iter, proposed road im- Commissioner War- acquire some property installation of piling and STATE SENATOR District 34 Pd. Pol. Adv. provements and the fed- ren opened discussion of eral government's wil- a Civil Defense disas- lingness to supply a Civ- ter hospital for the South il Defense disaster hos- County area, possibly 1 pital package for the in the vicinity of the County County area. planned county govern- ECKERD The commission, on ment annex at Delray |he motion of E. W. Beach, and the board DRUGS 3ud) Weaver and a sec- agreed to review the ond by E. F. Van Kes- subject at an adminis- sel who removed him- trative meeting. A fed- self from temporarily eral CD representative SALE PRICES GOOD THRU BOCA RATON from the chairmanship noted that the disaster • 150 W. Carnino Real WE MEET ALL ADVERTISED PRICES to take the action, vot- hospital package, cost- SATURDAY DEERFIEL> Village MarDt Shopping DELRAY ON IDENTICAL MERCHANDISE ed unanimously to di- ing $40,000, would be SHOP 9 'TIL 9 WEEKDAYS Post Office Shopping Center Center BRING PAGE FROM YOUR LOCAL NEWSPAPER IN WHICH THE AD APPEARS rect the county attorney made available. Two SUNDAY SHOP 10 'TIL 7 AND WE WILL MEET ANY CURRENT LOCAL NEWSPAPER PRICES. to check on post-elec- emergency hospital un- tion cleanup procedures its now are stored in long public rights-of- the Glades and at Palm y County Attorney R. Beach County Interna- Bruce Jones also was tional Airport for coun- asked to see if candi- ty use in the event of dates are required to enemy attack or a na- 24 CC clear their signs, or if tural disaster of major LUSTRE costs will fall upon the proportions. county. On motion of Com- Weaver and Van Kes- missioners Edward WEETAI CREME sel, the two commis- Bandlow, following re- ARTIFICIAL sioners up for re-elec- quests of the Lake Os- HAIR SPRAY «on next Tuesday, led born Civic Association, 11 0Z. — REGULAR 18 ROLL PKG. BY LYD1A GRAY SWEETNER 12 QZ. — REGULAR OR HARD TO HOLD I ie discussion. In bring- the board ordered weed ing up the subject, Wea- killing chemicals for OUR OUR OUR „„, ver said he was "dis- use in the lake and dis- REG. REG. REG. C ' LIMIT turbed" about the cussed using the county e C REG. 3«?MF, LIMIT 8S OME amount of trash along dredge after work is 53 73 49C ONE county rights of way, completed at Lake Ida and felt the county could near Delray Beach. be stuck with a sizable In other business, the cleanup bill. He ex- commission: pressed hope that can- — Formally present- BROXODENT ELECTRIC LINEAR POLY «dates would be as en- ed a resolution to Chris 7 OUNCE 16 OUNCE usiastic about remov- Christensen, commend- ing signs as they were in ing him for service as COLANDER LYSOL SPRAY JABRECK SHAMPOO putting them up. Toothbrush FULL SIZE-EASY TO a county employee since DISINFECTANT ELIMINATES Chairman Van Kessel 1953. Christensen, who CLEAN-ASSORTED COLORS ODORS — LIMIT ONE NORMAL — DRY _ OILY noted that some cam- is retiring, also ac- FAMOUS AUTOMATIC FAMILY LIMIT ONE- paign literature even cepted a 15-year ser- TOOTHBRUSH- WITH RECOMMEN- 49 c OUR REG. DED UP AND DOWN MOTION. e REG. had been posted on safe- vice pin from Van Kes- CLEANS TEETH BETTER THAN VALUE 99 ty signs along the turn- sel. THE OLD FASHIONED WAY. 1.39 pike, and Weaver term- — Learned that driver COMPLETE WITH STORAGE STAND ed the situation a "card- re-training, used fre- AND FOUR TOOTHBRUSHES #2502 BATHROOM CRYSTAL PLASTIC SMOOTH SHAVE BY Jw>ard jungle." quently in court cases •Commission e r involving traffic viola- T9.75 VALUE ORGANIZER CAKE SAVER OLD SPICE George Warren sug- tors, will be transfer- THREE SHELF MODEL — TWO DECORATIVE STYLING REGULAR OR MENTHOL gested that the next State red to the Adult and TOWEL RINGS — DELUXE MODEL INCLUDES COVER LIMIT ONE Legislature might pass Veterans Education di- 88 995 REG. a law limiting political vision of the State De- 1.98 campaigri-signs to bill- partment of Education. 5 VALUE VALUE 1.00 boards" only, but Attor- The board passed a res- JULIETTE ELECTRIC ney Jones noted that olution, commending the JULIETTE PORTABLE PORTABLE IRONING & some signs are on pri- City of West Palm Beach vate property, not public and its police depart- AM FM Radio Clock Radio SLEEVE BOARD EVERYEGKERD P rights of way. ment for providing driv- LULLS YOU TO SLEEP, WAKES YOU TO MUSIC WITH TEFLON COVER — FOLDS FOR TRAVEL — ONE SIDE FOR SLEEVES, Jones stressed the SOLID STATE — AM/FM — AFC, AFC ELIMINATES — SOLID STATE/INSTANT SOUND — HIGH S COSMETICIAN . er - retraining cours- OTHER FOR REGULAR IRONING #E>ssibility of a uniform FM DRIFT. ELECTRIC OR BATTERY OPERATED IMPACT PLASTIC CABINET WITH WALNUT es in the past to the PM DYNAMIC HI Fl SPEAKER — LEATHERETTE I ^SPECIALIST law, however. county's benefit. GRAINED FRONT. PM DYNAMIC HI Fl SPEAK- PADDED CABINET — AC ADAPTER AND AC CORD ER. PRECISION TUNING DIAL — TELECHRON 2.98 :;Every EckercJCasmeticion is a Solon Some municipalities — Authorized engi- BUILT IN — EARPHONE, PENLITE BATTERIES MOVEMENT — MODEL RS68C ; framed higMy sJctltecfsfiec'alisi ^ in the county now have ARE INCLUDED — MODEL NA 1022 VALUE ^offering yotra completely personal- neering agreements - rzed seryicein Hair care, sfein treatment, cmri ordinances governing with Brockway, Owen WHILE THEY LAST 'He latest make-up fashions. Rfef such signs, said Van and Anderson: one for CORY V you can choose from a complete selection of the world's finesf cosmetics when you shop Kessel just before the $10,862 for planning a Eckerd Drug.Stores! -.; unanimous vote to have section of Australian ; '••"".•: •Jtorotfiy.Graif • Coty ',•'[ • 24.95 VALUE 15.95 VALUE COFFEE POT v Jones check out the avenue north of Belve- •"/;•--." •Barbara CauicT "•'••• Revlon '••"":'• HEAT RESISTANT — TASTE FREE GLASS ^/: ; v;« :Max factor : •" •• Elizabetfr flrden problem. dere road, and another MODEL DKG5 — WHILE THEY LAST : %,"•"•>.;;••> Bonne Bell • Helens : : Arthur Brown, a citi- -••\ •".;•"•>. Vafdley v : ; Rubinstein ^ •;••.. 88 ; sen representing resi- 69 4.95 49 dents west of Jupiter, VALUE asked the board to help A MODERN with drainage woes and INVESTMENT TEFLON County Engineer Wil- SERVICE ROAST liam Hill was directed to continue an inspection of FOR INDIVIDUALS AND MEAT RACK LOAF PAN the condition. Hill al- ALUMINUM BY MIRRO — HEAT AB- ready had met with INSTITUTIONS ADJUSTABLE, EASY TO SORBING — 5TANDARD SIZE TOOTHPICK HOLDERS. 29' USE — CHROME ill SMOOTH ROUNDED CORNERS groups in connection To obtain uniiplimcnUiy investment data jth the problem, in- ami helpful factu.il bi.okicts. simply iding the North Palm write, call ur stop in anil visit us. C 1.49 1.99 Beach County Water 50-TV WIRE 69 VALUE VALUE For every $100 spent LAIRD. BISSELL STAINLESS STEEL j LONG SLEEVE on goods and services for personal consump- S MEEDS, INC. Mcmher, Neil- York mid American Start tion, Americans spend l:,\rh,ui£a anil nitm Printi/iul Stvik "C»lfEHM» •• • • I* Steak KniYesJ SHELLS Mill Cojiiviinliiy lixcfjillIKU $2.19 on auto insurance 6 PIECE SET WITH SERRATED MOCK TURTLENECK — NYLON CUTTING EDGES, SIMULATED BROWN, BLACK. BLUE, GREEN premiums. This com- STAG BONE HANDLES OR RED — SMALL, MEDIUM, LARGE pares with 89 cents per Arvida Bldg., Boca Raton, Th. 33432 §Jjpo in 1937 and $1.79 Telephone: 395-7300 9TOLT iATTERIES 2/7* 1.49 2.98 *< i!rl957. VALUE VALUE I 24,. X 36" ASSORTED COLORS - 2.95 VALUE T| 76* 1.29 VALUE, WAGGING TONGUE REGULAR 1.79 ~ FLORAL ***•**•*•**••****•*•**** HI LO RAYON RUG.. • MEN'S/LADIES'IMPORTED- L39 VALUE • HOBO BANK PETIL SCARVES STETSON 0. SPROUL RAINCOATS #80 BALLYHOO 50c (Retiring Tax Collector) GJSMEFISH COMBINATION VALUE CEOARIZED-REG.49C • PENN REELS DEAD III Hurricane dame • C. E. Enio McGEHEE • BLANKET BAGS • HOD COMBO • For TAX COLLECTOR 2 CUP-PLASTIC-35* VALUE PENH 113-4/11 REEL S 922 HOD 1.00 VALUE I am retiring this year after BIBS PORK having been privileged to serve 62.00 the citizens of Palm Beach Cou- MEASURING CUP VALUE nty for 32 years as Tax Collector. Ernie McGehee RIND 59 has served as my assistant for 9 years and knows SAN-TAN BY OPTIRAi1 - ASSORTED STYLES, COLORS REGULAR every phase of this office. In this important job PUST1CB1GS 1.00 I know there is no substitute for experience, and REGULAR • this experience combined with Mr. Me Gehee's 2.00 character and supervisory ability make him REGULAR eminently qualified to serve • SUNGLASSES 3.00 you. 1 urge all my friends and supporters to ... VOTE FOR ALKA SELTZER Mennen Deodorant C.E.-McGEHEE PALM BEACH COUNTY PACK OF 25 OUR REG. 54c

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- FS>L. ABV. AU BY CAMPAIGN TREAS Boats donated to FAOSI Thursday, Ocf. 31, 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS 11A

Group provides funds for FA U foundation BOCA RATON FEDERAL of Pittsburgh, Pa., do- gian Dinghy, 10-foot two v:HV':-;/v;;-.'• trow offers - ;?4:^ Florida Atlantic Foundation. More funds from the acquisition and luxury type craft. nated a 44-foot motor man fiberglass subma- T Ocean Sciences Insti- will be forthcoming subsequent sale of two On Oct. 4, Leon Falk sailer to the Institute. rine, 31-foot Bertram, Executive and Professional a 16-foot Century and tute, an underwater re- The Sea Quest has a office space in their new building search corporation, has range of 2,000 miles on two 19-foot, six - inch, gone into the boat bus- her twin diesels and un- tri-hull craft powered iness in a big way since limited range by use of with twin outboards. NOW LEASING its beginning just two sails. The beautifully The fleet has reached years ago. the proportions where a for February 1 occupancy appointed boat was full time captain has The Institute works previously named the been hired for its opera- conjunction with Saba and made exten- tion. Robert McDaniels, 395.8800 Florida Atlantic Uni- sive cruises in the is- Boynton Beach, begins versity Foundation and lands. his duties Friday. Mc- or ''inquirer 451 5. Federal Hwyv part of its non-profit Last week the Insti- Daniels' papers include makeup is receiving do- stitute was the reci- boats to 105 feet nated boats then turn- pient of a 61-foot mo- In length. ing the money from their tor vessel named the sale over to FAU Pattyscake. A gift of for furthering educa- Arthur Heublein of tion, Tampa, Fla., she will H. To date, 15 boats have be renamed the Tsuna- ^been received by the in- mi. A luxury craft in stitute and sale of only every respect, the ELECT Tsunami will be a mul- REPRESENTATIVE eight of them has pour- ti - purpose boat for the ed $86,240 into the Institute. Both of the latest ac- Jannotta quisitions will be kept HUmPHREV by FAOSI for a year. At that time they will be JOE HUMPHREY believes in sound economy. He has consistently joins Society sold and the proceeds voted against increasing your taxes. Elmer Friday voted for increas- turned over to the Foun- ing your sales tax, cigarette tax, liquor tax and beer tax. These # Boca Raton Internist, dation. increases were the largest in the history of Florida. When economy James C. Jannotta, M.D. In addition to the two was the issue . . . Where was Elmer? has been elected to latest boats, the In- membership in the stitute also has several American Society of In-, others in its fleet. They REPUBLICAN STATE SENATOR DISTRICT 34 Pd Pol. Adv ternal Medicine. include a 16 foot Boston The American Socie- Whaler, 13-foot Norwe- ty of Internal Medicine is a federation of 51 T—•^r-^frr-r' W^ Societies of Internal —Medicine in every state ^(except Alaska) and in Washington, D. C. and Puerto Rico, with a membership of over 10,000 physicians who Let's Talk About practice the specialty of internal medicine. The Society's purpose is to study the scienti- fic, economic, so- ^cial and political as- pects of medicine at a state and national level, in order to secure and maintain the best patient care and the highest standards of GONOMY practice in internal medicine. In Two Terms As Your County Assessor Internists are phy- sicians who are special- ists in accurate diag- nosis of disease and in ED MAXWELL HAS SAVED: non-surgical treatment The "Saba," a 39.5-foot motor sailer recently acquired by FAOSI. of disease Cash returned to the school board and county commission ... from funds'preVidlecl'by state law . . . for the Assessor's operational budgets.

.. . Cost of reassessment... by a private appraisal firm ... in a comparable Florida county (Hillsborough-Tampa) . . . the 1.3 MILLION same job your assessor accomplished with just his regular staff.

And Each Year This Dollar-Tax Is Saved By Efforts Of Your Assessor:

... Amount of dollar-tax that would have been dropped from $ the tax base ... and made up by all other property owners . . 650,000 . if be!ow-just-va!ue assessment reductions sought in 44 On Tropical lawsuits had been granted.

. . . Tax value of below-just-value assessment reductions sought in pending lawsuits . . . amount of dollar-tax that will $ be dropped from the tax base ... if your assessor fails to 52.5,000 continuously enforce Florida's ad valorem assessment laws . . . both in and out of court.

$ . . . Amount of dollar-tax currently saved by other county government agencies . . . through use of your Assessor's Take it all or take it easy, Sugar Sands is 100,000 electronic data processing center ... on a time-sharing basis . designed with you in mind. The lively choices .. but at no cost to those other agencies. of any and all water sports have a perfect spring board from the sugar white sweep of beaches on the lake and ocean. Sailing, water skiing, deep sea fishing, light tackle at the lake side **• docks, you name it, and you can claim it, at ADD IT UP. .. Sugar Sands. A rappy of cycling to the Sugar Sands Club, dip in the pool, sharpen your golf, or play it lazy with a sauna, you're inmeshed in the spell of island living. Surfside Polynesian THIS IS Beach Houses are richly romantic and for elevated elegance The Hi-Spires capture birdseye views of island surprises . . . The next sound you hear will be a shell from the shore TRUE ECONOMY whispering "If you love life you should live here" SUGAR SANDS LUXURY 2 BEDROOM - 2 BATH DON'T PAY SOMEONE ELSE'S TAXES CONDOMINIUM RESIDENCES FROM $23,900 FURNISHED MODELS OPEN DAILY FROM 9 TO 6 MAXWELL INTERIORS BY RAY O'DONNELL IT HAS HONESTLY DONE THE JOB

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A1A ON SINGER ISLAND Pd. Polit. Adv. fl 12A BOCA RATON NEWS Thursdoy, Oct. 31, 1968 Bob DeYOUNG REPUBLICAN FOR Prof says U.S. aid absorbed by graft STATE SENATE DISTRICT A35 Pd..p<>i. Adv. Montevideo's state tele- logist. crease nationalism and independent spirit," he professor's trip and as As much as 80 per commented. By refus- a result he held press vision. cent of American aid Recently returned give it an anti-Ameri- Classified Ad Service Phone 395-8300 to South American coun- from a tour of 10 Latin can slant," the profes- ing to go along with conferences in Buenos tries is sometimes ab- American countries, sor noted. American policies, the Aires and in Monte- sorbed by high ranking Dr. Vahakn 'Dadrian In Uruguay, Dr. Dad- country has been neg- video. Three Argentina government officials in drew this information rian visited the Parlia- lected in terms of sig- dailies and two in Uru- graft, says a Florida At- from talks with busi- ment and met with a nificant American eco- guay carried his com- lantic University socio-1 nessmen and industrial- former prime minister nomic aid." ments along with his KELLY-SPRINGFIELD TIRES ists of the Latin coun- and the minister of in- The Czechoslovakia!! picture, and Ms confer- tries. ternal affairs as well crisis broke during the ences were covered by What's more, the as a group of senators. charge is that U.S. of- The most democratic of all the countries he vis- ficials are aware of the Spring Lamb - Fresh Pork - Fresh Dressed Poultry | CLEARANCE! abuse but look the other ited, it is one of only R. S. Patten way as long as State De- four that permit the partment policies are Communist Party to WHITEWALL BLEMISHED TIRES Private services supported and rightists function legally. ymeat. sp#tj! were held Tuesday eve- factions are in control. ' 'But they are paying FULL NATIONWIDE GUARANTEE ning in Lome - Babione "It's the kind of sit- a high price in econom- Funeral Home for Roy uation that tends to in- ic hardship for their -ALL FULL 4-PLY S. Patten, 77, 1140 Spanish River Rd., who PERSONALIZED SERVICE QUANTITY SIZE PRICE F.E.T. died Tuesday. PRIME and CHOICE WESTERN MEATS Mr. Patten came to 190 N. Federal Hwy., Deerfield Beach "RENOWN" NYLON CORD WHITEWALLS Boca Raton 18 years (Across from the Drummond Bldg.) 5 | 775-14 | $14.35 I $2.19 ago from Miami Beach. 275 VIA ROSADA * BOCA RATON, FLA For 20 years he was Royal Palm Plaza - 395-0544 i "PRESTIEGE" NYLON CORD WHITEWALLS owner and operator of a WE DELIVER book store in the Boca 8 I 825-14 | 17.36 I 2.35 Raton Hotel and Club. MORE THAN 600 ITEMS 4 I 775-15 I 16.29 I 2.21 Survivors include his Call 399-1887 wife, Ruth, Boca Raton; 1962 N. Fed'! Hwy. Thurs., Fri. & Sat. Specials "CELEBRITY" RAYON CORD WHITEWALLS two sons, Dr. Roy S. 4 I 900-15 t 26.07 I 2.85 Patten Jr., Gainesville, 5th Ave. Shopping Plaza u - TOPrHOirE 16TO2SLB..AVG. — — m Peter Patten, England; Boca Raton LJ. S. TOP CHOICE BYTHEP|ECE lAfl one daughter, Mrs. "CELEBRITY" POLYESTER CORD WHITEWALLS Timothy Lucey, Scot- 395-1877 NX STRIP STEAKS LB| 5 775-14 20,48 2.19 land, and one brother, 8 775-15 18.85 2.21 Eric, England. COME SEE - RENT FOR OCCASIONAL USE FRESH IOWA BONELESS ft ^\^ m PORK LOIN ROASTLBOV* I'BIG TRAC" POLYESTER CORD RED/WHITE STRIPE Veterans 10 I F-70-15 ! 24.10 I 2.51 FRESH IOWA CENTER CUT will elect KEEP OUR COURTS "CITATION" GOLD STRIPE POLYESTER CORD PORK CHOPS " WHITEWALLS "KELLY-SPRINGFIELD'S FINEST •• Veterans of World TIRE" War I, barracks 2855, DIRR'S GOLD SEAL it 9 will elect officers at a STRONG! ( 650-13 22.14 1.81 meeting Friday in the SLICED BACON L . 4 700-13 23.64 1.92 Scout Hut. B 2 775-14 25.25 2.19 The meeting, slated NOW TAKING ORDERS FOR FRESH 2 885-14 29.34 2.85 EXPERIENCE COUNTS . . . Judge Russell 1 to begin at 1:30 p.m., MARYLAND TURKEYS 6 775-15 24.50 2.21 will feature a movie ti- Mclntosh practiced law in Palm Beach ORDER EARLY-SUPPLY LIMITED tled "Communism in County 11 years prior to 1960. For 8 years Action" and Thomas E. he has upheld the dignity of your court. WE SPECIALIZE IN FREEZER CUTS Fitzgerald, second dis- U.S. PRIME & CHOICE trict commander will speak. Refreshments RUSSELL 4 Featuring: * Prime and Choice West- will be served following TIRE and! the meeting. ern Beef * Fresh Dressed Chickens * Fresh Western Pork * Spring Lamb AUTO SERVICE There's no law that prevents a member of DAIRY & BAKERY PRODUCTS 35 S.W. First Ave. Boca Raton Phone 395-8371 Congress from holding CHICKEN & RIB BARBEQUED DAILY a position in the pres- SENIOR CRIMINAL COURT JUDGE HOURS MON. THRU SAT. 9 TIL 6 - ident's cabinet. It's just . rot. dm,*, cm,. T™«. DEMOCRAT a separation - of-pow- FRI. 9 TIL 7 ers tradition.

November 1st .'i-«-'-'Jli^i±±±^k,1 November 1st 1965 1968 .

THE UNIVERSITY NATIONAL BANK.of BOCA RATON cordially invites YOU to help us celebrate our THIRD ANNIVERSARY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1st 9:00 AM.- 2:00 PM 4:30 PM - 6:00 PM

We wish to express our mosf sincere thanks to all PUNCH and CAKE served ALL day our loyal patrons and friends whose support during the past year has made this day possible.

3900 N. FEDERAL HWY. University National Bank TELEPHONE BOCA RATON 395-7000 of Boca Raton MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM - FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Section B Thursday, Oct. 31,1968 Page One

is ¥: 13 is lucky number for auxiliary 1 to Marian School for Retarded i lem, he is given speech Miami and other schools I Thirteen may be a School by the Sisters of School in West Palm have sprouted up in; lucky number of the St. Joseph as part of the Beach. lessons, lessons also are geared to the cap- Tampa, Orlando and Marian School for Re- St. Augustine Catholic Now the school is op- Jacksonville, all from # tarded Children. Diocese under the late erated by three lay abilities of the child too. For example a child is the one little Morning It was 13 years ago Bishop Joseph P. Hur- teachers and volunteer Star School in Lantana, that the group was ley. attendants who have had taught not onl y how to formed as the Morning The women's aux- experience with retard- read and write but how Star School in Lantana,, iliary was formed in ed children. There are to do simple everyday Boca on Stage Now 13 years and many 1956 to help raise funds 12 children in the school functions like dressing money raising ventures for the school. which occupies a few and eating, later, the women are As time went on chan- classrooms in St. Juli- "Basically the child- lists emcees ren are taught to become hoping that their latest ges began to take place ana School. Frank Dawson and endeavour will become and the pioneer school Although the lessons self-reliable, they learn how to takelcare of them- Dick Murray will act their key fund raising (it was the first school are basically same as as masters of I ceremony for retarded children in in a regular classroom, selves," Mrs. Steele. % activity. said. for this year's Boca on The latest endeavour south Florida) not only the children are each Stage. is "The Triumph Ball", changed its name but given individual-atten- With the changes, the concept of the Marian Dawson is adminis- a dinner dance to be its name was changed to tion and lessons are trator and Murray, held in Boca Raton Hotel Marian School for Re- geared to their own School has grown. Now Bishop Carroll development fund direc- and Club's Great Hall tarded Children. Six needs. tor, for Boca Raton Nov.-24. years ago the school For instance, if a has a five building Mar- iam School complex in Community Hospital, to Mrs. Paul Steele, was moved to St. Juliana child has a speech prob- which proceeds from the Boca Raton, is chair- show will go. Theme for man for the ball. this year's show which . The school for re- will run Nov. 7, 8, and P tarded children was 9 will be "Holiday first based in Lantana Time". on the grounds of what Soloists featured in the now is the Cenacle Re- production, sponsored i treat House. It was op- by Junior Woman's erated under the name Club, will be Shirley of the Morning Star Evans, Bob Phillips, Lucie Moore, Rev. Dale Hency, An Litchten- Winners walner, Clancy Griss and Elaine Roberts. s ^ announced Solo specialty acts will include Jim Kastetter, Ten couples won at the majorette Michele Mc- Boca Raton Duplicate Kee, Rose Altieria and Bridge Club game last Kim Morgan. week. North-south winners are: Mrs. Margaret Veterans slate Kelly , Mrs . Gilbert Rhodes; Frank Wellers- poppy sales fjj) dick, Richard Stuebben; T Mrs. Richard Dietz, Boca Raton Post 4038 Mrs. C.W. Fry; Mrs. Veterans of Foreign Halloween Leonard Hinckley, Mrs. Wars will hold it s an- Harriet Cooley;; Mrs. nual Buddy Poppy Sale Anderson Hubbard, and campaign Nov. 8, 9, and Mrs. Aaron I, Sansonlll. 11. The wind is high, East - West winners Buddy Poppies are £ The moon hangs low, are: Mrs. B.L. Folin, symbols of disabled Take care this eerie night! Mrs. Helen Faith; Mrs. veterans and proceeds For witches ride John R, Adams, Mrs. from the sales go to a While goblins walk Charles Hering; Mrs. fund for disabled and And ghosts drift around in white! John Ailing, Jared W. needy veterans and wi- # Fox, Jr.; Mrs. Dorothy dows and orphans of de- If you must go out Hayden, Pierre Vig- ceased veterans. Don't go alone, neau; Mrs. C. R. Har- Mayor Harold Maull Take a friend or two with you, riss, and Mrs. E.J. Pumpkins and witches are a must for Halloween parties. C.W. Fos- has proclaimed the For on Halloween, Booth, Jr. ter and Robert Steiferman, art teachers at St. Joan of Arc School, three days as Buddy When it's the scary time, decorate the church hall with paper pumpkins and witches for the Poppy Days in Boca Ra- You can be the first to holler "Boo!* Halloween Masquerade party to be held Saturday 8 p.m. to midnight. ton and in the proclama- — Barbara Ewald Women will tion has urged all Boca The party, sponsored by the Home and School Association at St. Raton residents to wear elect officers Joan of Arc, will feature music by Iggy Biondi Trio. a buddy poppy. I ^^ Election of officers will be highlight of the Laides Auxiliary, Ve- terans of World War I Barracks 2855, Fri- day in the Community Center. Meeting will begin at 1:30 p.m. WHY ACCEPT LESS? '• Frances Folson Cleveland, at 21, was the youngest First Lady. 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SERVING BOCA RATON FOR OVER 18 YEARS Ed Barnhardt VICE PRESIDENT & BOCA RATON "You need a consumer BRANCH MANAGER representative on the Public Service Commission. I stand for top quality utility service at reasonable rates. My experience FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAM ASSOCiATiON includes public service as State Representative, County Commissioner of Delray Beach & School Board member. I need your vote and support to be your consumer voice." BOCA RATON DELRAY BEACH 601 N. Federal Hwy. 645 E. AtlanticAve. Gene Robinson Phone 276-63!I BUSINESS Phone 395-212! CONSULTANT 2B BOCA RATON NEWS Thursdgy, Oct. 31, 1968 ANN LANDERS The light's there but not the heat .

Alcohol is no shortcut Dear Ann Landers: -TUNED ON treatments. He gave a So please, Ann, tell Dear T.O.: I hope it's few shots here and there the physicians in your to social success. If you I'm past the giddy teen- think you have to drink age fantasy stage but a complete circuit, but the dosages were so reading audience that if Toots, but there's no light they didn't do any they would spare a few to be accepted by your still I need some an- friends, get the facts. swers. Can you help? way to tell for certain good. minutes to talk to their —• until he gives you a Following a complete patients, give them re- Read ''Booze and You — I've met a man of For Teen-Agers Only," whom I am growing very signal. When those 100- hysterectomy I began to assurance and explain watt glances begin to experience surgical how their physical con- by Ann Landers. Send fond. He treats me with 35 cents in coin and a ^ consideration and ten- generate a little heat as menopause. I felt hor- dition affects them emo- well as light, he'll let rible and didn't know tionally — in other long - self address- -"• derness. At times I'm ed, stamped envelope sure he feels more than you know it. what was happening to words, if the psysicians me. My gynecologist would do their job — the with your request. just friendship for me Ann Landers will be but I am not certain. Dear Ann Landers: said, "Maybe you'd bet- psychiatrists wouldn't This is for the physic- ter see a psychiatrist. be so overworked. glad to help you with Every now and then your problems. Send when we are engaged ian who said, "Psychia- This doesn't mean -J OF RIVERSIDE trists are the balmiest you're nuts or any- Dear J: I hope phy- them to her in care of in stimulating conver- Boca Raton News, Box sation, our eyes seem of the professionals." thing ..." sicians from Fairbanks Some physicians are a I switched to an in- to Mexico City read your 3346, Chicago, Illinois, to lock. It feels as if a 60654, enclosing a magical electric cur- little balmy, too, or per- ternist who was kind letter and ask them- haps more to the point, enough to spend 15 min- selves, "Could this stamped, self -address-^ rent is passing through ed envelope. us. Sometimes he can they are not sufficiently utes explaining that the woman be talking about be across the room and interested in their pa- removal of female or- me?" when he glances at. me tients to give them a gans can produce de- Unfortunately not all I feel this same cur- few minutes of reassur- pression and disorien- physicians are com- for the rent, even though for ing conversation. tation. The internist al- municators, and of CORRECT TIME only a moment. Two years ago I had so increased the hor- course some physicians mone dosage and I felt do not have the back- My question: Is he a falling out with my 24 hours a day gynecologist. He didn't like a new woman with- ground or the training feeling the current also in three weeks. to evaluate the emotion- or is it just me? believe in hormone Call 395-2010 al needs of their pa- courtesy of tients. In my opinion it is in this area that the physicians need to be BOCA RATON alerted, and I am try- NATIONAL BANK Happy House ing in my limited way to alert them. 5. Fed. at Camino Real By CLAIRE ARCHER L. — Enclosed is a sam- Two chairs will also be Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Pfeltz Jr., 1200 S. Ocean Blvd., were Do you have a question ple of my bedroom rug. covered in the same fab- among passengers of the Lurline when it departed Oct. 25 for a spe- pertaining to interior I am planning to redec- ric as the couch. The Jf* cial four island Whaling Spree cruise. The 15 day cruise will take decorating? Mrs. Ar- orate the room entirely walls are painted a tint the couple to Honolulu; Nawiliwili, Kauai; Lahaina, Maui, and Hilo, cher will.., . ,. . except for the rug. of blue and the curtains Would you please sug- Hawaii. be happy are white. What accent to ans- gest colors for wall- color would you advise? wer your paper and send sample, Also what color for pic- SHOES q u e s- if possible? Also would ture frame, blue, wal- Bethesda will begin program t ions. you please tell me what nut or bright gold? Request colors to use for bed- Dear Mrs. C. V. S.— LOVE HIGH HEELS? s hould spread, curtains, easy I would like touches of Fashion says "Suit yourself in '68!" Suit your be sent chair and two lamps? clear crimson red with for licensed practical nurses to the Dear Mrs. R.L. — your color scheme and legs with the hem you want . .. from mini to Boca The wallpaper could be the bright gold picture midi ... and especially with the heels you in a floral in colors The first class in the da will encompass one County, West Palm R a t o n frame. want! training program for li- calendar year of aca- Beach. News of apricot and green on Happy house to you. censed practical nurses demic and clinical The LPN program with Mrs. Archer lots of white ground. A sample will be directed If you are a gal who knows high heels suit to be conducted at Beth- training and has been was begun in Palm self-addressed envel- you best . . . this is your year!. . . . And approved by the State Beach County in 1962 ope. to you. For the bed- Martha Washington esda Memorial Hospital MORGAN'S ia your store! by the vocational divis- Board of Education and at St. Marys Hospital, spread, I would suggest was often called "Lady Request from Mrs. T. a soft lemon yellow and ion of the Board of Pub- the State Board of Nurs- West Palm Beach, T. S. — My bedroom Washington," reports lic Instruction of Palm ing. Those who com- where classes start in for the curtains a fab- World Book Ency- You'll find the best High Heel collections in furniture consists of a ric matching the wall- Beach County has al- plete it successfully both the fall and the single bed with a Vic- clopedia. She was one of the area at all three MORGAN'S stores . . . ready reached its limit will be qualified to take spring. paper, which is avail- the richest women in in all sizes, AAAA to C. torian rattan headboard, able. Your- easy chair of 16 enrollees, reports state licensure exam- painted white, a marble Virginia and presided Mrs. Evelyn M, Brown, inations. could be covered in a over the Executive Man- BOCA RATON Sam ESkins top round table, a gold blue and green plaid. *\ The Royal Palm Plaza by The Tower Bethesda director of In the future, each lamp and a chest painted sion with great dignity nursing. class in the Bethesda- Lamps, lemon yellow and grace. light blue. I plan to make with white shades. The new LPN School, based program, also attends Culver a coverlet, dust ruffle, second in the county, limited to 16 students, draperies and buy. a cot- opens ...Jan, 2 and wiJ^l. will begin in September. ton shag rug. Would you Request from Mrs. M. be taught by Mrs, Mar- "Applicants must have Samuel Taylor El- be good enough to sug- A. T. — I would like garet Larson, R.N., of completed the tenth kins, son of Dr, and gest colors for me? The to have a flowered rug GRAND OPENING the vocational division. grade, be between the Mrs. John T. Elkins, walls are painted alight in my guest bedroom and A classroom is being ages of 17 and 45 and 1230 Spanish River Rd., green. I have one on approval readied in the hospital meet other established is attending Culver Mi- in colors of blue and red Dear Mrs. T. T. S.— on a pale gray back- For Our11th Season for exclusive use- of the requirements. Applica- litary Academy, one of Have the coverlet white, practical nursing stu= tions are made to the 293 new students sel- ground — colored photo trimmed with gold. Then enclosed — If I were to •dentSo Board of Public Instruc- ected for admission to find a splashy print with 4 The course as Eeihes- tion of Palm Beach keep this rug, what col- the independent college green leaves and shades or would you advise for preparatory school. of yellow, red and blue walls, bedspread, drap- Elkins, a freshman in flowers for the dust ruf- eries? 615 East Atlantic Avenue Culver's Black Horse fle and draperies. Rug, Dear. Mrs. M. A. T.— IC Troop. He has attended white. Culver's summer Naval Your walls could be Delray Beach, Florida f-A for 360 hours Request from Mrs. A. white and the bedspread School. and draperies in a ripe One of the most bril- F. N. — We would like to use wallpaper in our pineapple color.- Then liant social whirls in of- add a few grass green OPENING FOR THE ficial Washington re- kitchen but can't decide OMEGA what color to use. I don't accessories around the volved around Dolley room. Madison, who served as believe, I have ever se- 1968-1969 SEASON official hostess during lected wallpaper so I Uiyidly tusted lor 15 days .. . would appreciate your Request from Mrs. C. an Omega Constellation is ,i the administration of the V. S. - We have just certified chronometer. Granf 1 - widowed Jefferson as help. The cabinets are Friday Night November 1, 1968 'oira'irti... it winds itself as smoke gray with white finished building a house you Vvi:ar it... without hand well as that of her hus- and in the family room band, James. tops and the appliances winding or power cells (which are white. The floor is we have dark stained 8:00 P.M. require periodic replacement"). World Book Encyclo- Water, shock-resistant, with covered with a light wal- wood flooring. I intend without date-telling dials. pedia notes that Dolley nut wood tile, parquet to use an antique blue was also a heroine. design. and white Portuguese SALE EVERY NIGHT When the British invad- Dear Mrs. A.F.N. — rug, size 6* x 9* in front 48 S.E. Is* Ave.at Royal Palm Rd ed the capital during the of a couch which is cov- Downtown Boca Raton - 395-3462 How would you like a War of 1812, she saved ered in a floral print Authorized Omega Agoncy j many state papers and a Pompeian red vinylized INSPECTION EVERY DAY 10:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. wallpaper, the kind that with a white background portrait of George and the same shades of Washington. welcomes a damp cloth to keep it fresh blue that are in my rug. and clean? WONG KONG Request from Mrs.R. NEW LOCATION ! I FLORIDA STATE VISION SERVICE m BOCA RATON fl MI V THURS. OCT. 3lst 4 C/ If L J THRU SUN. NOV, 3rd ©Of s. Federal Hwy. MR. B. R. ICSSHSN READY TO SERVE ALL YOUR Nf EDS IN: M0DELLE5 (HK) LTD. 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Not every woman would be willing to bake though, "My sister told me about Julia six loaves of bread in one day. Child. Especially if she knew she d have to search "I guess what I like about her is lean for one soaking wet daughter who had de- identify with her. I look at her and say if Ingredients and the bread. cided to walk home from school, supervise she can cook I certainly can." two daughters who like to watch mother So Pat got ahold of Julia Child's cook- make bread, and explain the whole bread book and has been cooking up a storm ever baking process to someone else all at the since. same time. She began to make bread before she be- and used that, . , „ Mrs. Paul Parks did ... And the bread came interested in gourmet cooking though. "The birds wouldn't even eat the bread, turned out beautifully. "Actually," she said, "I began to make- she laughed. •',••« Pat Parks, is one of the two women who bread at my husband's request. He said Pat since then has stuck to plain flour, is organizing a gourmet section for Flor- store bought bread tastes like tissue." but she has a couple of times, mixed the ida Atlantic University Woman's Club. She Pat worked during the day and baked ingredients not quite the right way. It still is co-chairman along with Mrs. Eu- bread at night until her two little girls came turned out good, she said. ' . , gene Crabb. along. Now she's home and although she does Pat uses an eight inch mixing bowl which not make bread as often as she used to, she she bought at a hotel supply store when she Strangely enough, Pat is one of those admits that her children and her husband do mixes her bread ingredients. women who couldn't even boil water when demand every so often that she bake some Bread she was married. "I burned the bottom out bread. 2packages dry yeast dissolved in ap- of pans." she laughed, "I even baked an Her children, Susan, 9 and Rebecca, 6, are proximately 1/2 cup lukewarm water apple pie one time using dehydrated ap- "hamburgers, chocolate cake and bread eat- l/2cup sugar ples ... I didn't know I was supposed to ers." So she saves her gourmet items for 2tsp salt re-hydrate the apples," she said. "I cut special occasions when just she and her ll/2cups ice water open the pie and here the apples were all: husband are eating dinner. Blend in blender. in one clog in the center of the pie." "They don't really care much for gour- 1/2 cups milk Julia Child came to Pat Park's rescue, met food," she laughed. She is convinced that baking bread is 1/2 cup or one stick butter or oleo really very easy. "It only takes me about Blend ingredients in blender and milk and 15 minutes at the most to mix up the in- butter together before pouring into mixing gredients. What takes the longest is waiting bowl. • • for it to rise. It's not time consuming," Heat together until scald milk and melt she said, ' 'except that vou have to be home butter. Approximately 7 to 8 cups flour. Mrs. Paul Parks cuts into one of her loaves while the bread is baking." Mix all ingredients but flour in a large of bread. The Parks came to Boca Raton a year ago bowl. Stir in yeast; add three scoops flour; from Washington D.C. Pat's husband is a stir to make thin, smooth batter; add 5 Thursday, Oct. 31, 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS 3B chemistry professor at FAU. more scoops flour. Mix until batter is lum- Pat says she really finds that making py. Turn out on well-floured surface and bread is easier in Florida. She attributes this knead for seven to ten minutes. Sponge will Special Reduction on LOWREY PIANOS to the steady warm temperatures, which she be very sticky at first. said "help make the bread rise." Place in greased bowl, cover loosely with t "I think there was only one time when the Saran Wrap and allow to rise until double in bifead did not turn out," she said "I bulk. Punch down, knead just until all the began making the ingredients one night after airy feeling is out of sponge. Divide into work. I realized that I was out of flour and three loaves and allow to rise again. all the stores were closed. So I hunted around Bake in a cold oven at 325 degrees for for a substitute. I found some buckwheat flour approximately I/2 k°ur or untilbread is crus- ty brown. M

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ANN McKAY Testing for warmth. Music Company DISTRICT 5- REPUBLICAN 279 W. CAMINO REAL BOCA RATON PD. POL. ADV. Rebecca watches as her mother mixes ingredients. Camino Shopping Center S AMERICANS don't "Boca's First and Foremost" want i words! NEW, LARGER LOCATION i

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• Development of a law enforcement academy. * • Action on 1-95 and killer SR-80, not excuses and phantom figures, e Stronger conservation programs and enforcement. City Judge ** City and County Prosecutor • Once a year auto inspections. City Councilman • Amending the U. S. Constitution and statutes for selecting presiden- 16 years general practice of law. Admitted to the Supreme Court of the tial nominees and federal judges. U.S., Federal Circuit & District Courts, Florida Supreme Court * Graduated magna cum laude from Univ. of Miami Law School * • Sound education programs for all Floridians. Member of Elks, Lions, Jaycees, Ocean Sciences & Engineering Council, • Voting on candidates' record, * Community Services Council Member American Bar Assn., Florida Bar Assn., National District Attorneys Assn., Police Chiefs Assn. of Palm Beach County I AM AGAINST; • A sales tax on groceries. .

• Gun laws that penalize law-abiding citizens and aid the lawless.

Re-elect Palm Beach County's Senior and Florida's 4th Ranking Senator FRIDAY iziKiziKSenator!

PD. POL ADV. 4B BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, Oct. 31, 1968 Tischler has role in show at PBJC TAX ASSESSORS OFFICE the basis for the play.; invitation to Gareth pro- Beach and Lindy Zellner at Palm Beach Junior part of Master Boyle, of Riviera Beach. LAKE WORTH TAX Martin Tischler of Gareth is played by; vides the occasion for COLLECTORS OFFICE Boca Raton has been se- College, Brien Friel's schoolteacher to Gar- the play, will be played Opening night is Nov. "Philadelphia, Here I eth O'Donnell, a young two actors, Greg Bean; TOTAL lSYrs. lected for one of the of Riviera Beach, and ;by Alice Sommer, Lake 14, and the play important roles in the Come." Irishman whose last day Worth, and John Stan- is scheduled for four Martin will play the in the old country forms John Schneider of Lake ttrfe for the QUALIfM C&HBID&W REPUBLICAN first play of the season kiewicz, Riviera Beach. consecutive nights. A For PAIM BEACH COUNTY Worth, who are fre- i Other parts are taken preview for high school quently on stage at the !by Russ Bennett, Riv- students is set for Wed- mE,Ernie' TAX COLLECTOR same time. 'iera Beach, Nick Bou- nesday, Nov. 13. This unusual stage gis and Tim Frisbee of device is adopted by West Palm Beach, Steve Friel in attempting to Searl and Bob Evans of show the communica- Pompand Beach. tions gap between gen- Student Directors will erations. Bean plays be Bougis, Janis Spad- Time To Paint Your House "Public," Gareth'sout- acene of West Palm ward words and actions, and Schneider plays GET OUR FREE ESTIMATE ON "Private" the inner self. INTERIOR and EXTERIOR PAINTING The two engage in fre- quent dialogue with each ROOF PAINTING other, occasionally ar- guing, as a person might do with his own PRESSURE CLEANING inner consciousness. Gareth's chief prob- Best quality coatings available - latest equipment lem in communication is with his stern fa- Written guarantee - no mildew on your roof for 2 years. ther. S. B. O'Donnell, played by Ken Thomp- Ken Higgins No blistering, peeling, chalking or yellowing son, West Palm Beach. Gareth's former will help you long after Backed by Rox Products Co., manufacturers of sweetheart, Katie, is you've bought quality coatings for over 20 years played by Laura Lee an insurance policy Athey, Riviera Beach, When your car or home is damaged and Katie's father, the or destroyed, we will make sure you get paid promptly and fairly. Rox Roof & Wall Coating Company Senator, by John Bragg, We're independent insurance of New York City. agents. The important role of 7300 N. FEDERAL., BOCA RATON Madge, the O'Donnell's J.C. MITCHEL housekeeper, has been assigned to Marlene & SONS 395-7482 - 278-3239 Hayes, West Palm Beach. 22 S. Federal:. . 395-4711 MEMBER OF BOCA RATON AND DELRAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE The Sweeney's whose ****AAAA**AAAAA****».A*.AAA 3- 31 31- ELECT JUDGE DAVID L. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

3 Martin Tischler rehearses his role in "Philadelphia, Here I Come." 3 3 > 3 3 3 3 NOW SERVING AS AN APPELLATE JUDGE IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF APPEAL, INCLUDING PALM BEACH COUNTY 3 'Love in E Flat' will open 3 -, 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 season at Delray Playhouse 3 JUSTICE T°HE SUPREME COURT 3 3 3 son, will begin Nov. 8 ers in the cast are Fran 3 STATE OF FLORIDA—GROUP 2— REPUBLICAN 3 "Love in E Flat" and will run Nov. 9, Scott, Bob Sinclair, 3 i written by Norman Marty Lorin and Arthur 3- % and 12, through the 16th I Krasna will be the first with a matinee perfor- Axelman. 3 • play of the season at mance Nov. 10. Curtain Robinson will begin 3 Delray Beach Play- acting classes and the- ) house. time will be 8:30 p.m. >- with the matinee at 2:30 ater workshop sessions J The play, to be di- p.m. at the playhouse soon. rected by Chris Robin- ) A cast of six headed Anyone interested in the ) 3 Fatal home accidents by Bob Regalbuto and classes and workshop 3 > have been linked with al- Paige Sosnoski will pre- may contact the play- ) ) cohol in a recent study sent the comedy. Oth- house. 3 3 by.a large life-insur- 1 ance company. It found 1 that 15 per cent of the ANN McKAY 3 ENDORSEMENTS: ) 3 QUALIFICATIONS OF 5 women who were fatally SCHOOL BOARD ) injured in home ac- THE CANDIDATES: "The Editorial Board of ihe Mi- ami News recommends the fol- cidents had been drink- DISTRICT 5 - REPUBLICAN EXPERIENCE AS APPELLATE JUD6E lowing judicial candidates for ing. PD. POL. ADV. 5 election on November 5:" 3 JUDGE McCAIN: YES "State Supreme Court, Croup 2. ) Judge David L. McCain, a Fort OPPONENT: NONE Pierce resident, currently sits on the ) Fourth District Court of Appeal. He } was formerly a City Attorney for ) JUDICIAL TEMPERAMENT Fort Pierce. Judge McCain impressed the editorial Board with his judicial 3 JUDGE McCAIN: Believes in right to dis- philosophies and his wide knowledge 3 sent and disagree but to of legal affairs. We think he would respect and obey law and make an excellent Supreme Court order. Justice."

— MIAMI DAILY NEWS OPPONENT: ". . . told members of the Sanford Kiwanis OCTOBER 17, 1968 3 Club that protest and dis- ) obedience is necessary in "Best Qualified" ) a democracy just like it is necessary in business." — ST. PETERSBURG TIMES •,

Scpl. 12, 1968

Judge David L. McCain's judicial philosophy is This is why our Florida Supreme Court must tion for the public, and resulting in speedy justice that of a constitutional conservative, meaning stand as the bulwark against any abuse of our so- and greater convenience to litigants and attor- that judges should interpret the law - not try to ciety. Laws and their application should protect neys. make it. Inherent changes in law are a function not only the rights of the accused, but also the The type of opinion a judge prepares is impor- of the legislature where amendatory processes are rights, lives and properties of the innocent and tant. It should have brevity, precision and read- available. At the same time, judges must not shirk thereby the security of our state as a whole. ability, thereby making clear the basis for any their judicial responsibility to measure, interpret Turning more specifically to the Supreme Court holding. and bring the law to a higher state of resolution Judge David L. McCain submits the following: Accordingly Judge David L. McCain respectfully and practical application. This can be accom- submits that he does not seek the office of Justice Judge David L. McCain is interested in clearing plished without being in the nature of judicial on the Florida Supreme Court as a forum for po- any clogged court dockets, wherever and whenev- legislation. litical expression. Rather that he seeks the chal- TOM JOHNSON HAS NOT er they exist. Only by prompt trial and disposition Among the foundation stones of our judicial sys- lenge and responsibility of what is perhaps one of on appeal can the protection assured all people by the most difficult jobs that exists - being impartial tem and civil society is our established and basic the law be achieved. Judges can be assigned from LOST A CASE IN law governing the sanctity of citizenship, legality and unbiased in dispensing justice. one court to another lo help ease the caseloads of Because he believes so profoundly and enthusias- of contractual agreements and prescribed methods busier courts. of treating crime and imposition of punishment. tically in recognition and respect for the law, he 3'/2 YEARS AS Judge David L. McCain is convinced that our laws Appropriate steps could be taken to have the Su- can exercise that type of judgement and tempera- are still the greatest weapon with which to strike preme Court sit from time to time, in the more ment all people desire to see prevail in our state's YOUR STATE ATTORNEY! down wrongdoing and to reveal and punish crime. populous areas of the State, resulting in edifica- court of last resort.

3 3- 3 > ELECT JUDGE DAVID L McCAIN 3 YlltE FOR A PROVEN EFFECTIVE AND V 3 c 3 3 3 F EFF1GIENT STATE ATTORNEY! K ^ 3 >- JUSTICE T°H E SUPREME COURT 3- 3 3 3 STATE OF FLORIDA — GROUP 2 — REPUBLICAN 3 3 I 3 PULL LEVER 5 A Pd. Pol. Adv. I A* Alter attends Materials testing Thursday, Oct. 31, 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS 5B Purdue meet workshop at college COOL-RAY POLAROID SUNGLASSES I Thomas O. Alter of THE FALL FUN SUNGLASSES Boca Raton recently at- A special workshop strictly limited to 15 tended the Pension and in materials testing for people. Reservations At the game— Back to school — Autumn sports Profit Sharing Institute industrial arts instruc- may be made with Otis —• Foliage watching. Come on out in the sun held at Purdue Univer- tors ; began this week Harvey, evening coordi- with Cool-Ray Polaroid Sunglasses. They have sity. at Palm Beach Junior . nator. the remarkable lens that absorbs reflected surface The Institute brings College. There is no tuition for glare off roads, snow/sand and water. together representa- The class will meet the course, but a $5 fee six consecutive Wed- for registration and cost See the complete selection of styles for men and tives from throughout women, plus fits-ons for eyeglass wearers. the country in the field nesday evenings, 7-10 of materials will be of retirement programs p.m., and will utilize charged. > qualified through the four major testing ma- Industry sources ex- Treasury Departments chines, three of them pect 1968 bituminous YOU ONLY GET THEM WHEN YOU SEE THIS TAG, purchased by the college The formal sessions of coal, shipments to be 5 "Cool-Ray" T.M. Reg. by Coot-Itey, Inc. the institute emphasiz- this fall. ; per cent or so above "Polaroid" is the registered trademark of Polaroid Corp. ed the current trends in Test will include! the 534 million tons of the design, installation tension, compression, 1967. The chief advance and administration of shear, hardness, impact is likely to come from qualified retirement and torsion, and ma- the electric - utility ECKEip DRUGS programs and their ap- terials utilized will in- market, which now ac- proval by the Internal clude metals, wood and counts for over half the 150 W. Camino Real, Boca Raton Revenue Service. concrete, according to total demand. the class instructor, The great soccer Jennings B. Rader, of player, Pele, seen in the PBJC faculty. U.S. television matches The class will be for several summers, 9th Congressional is public-relations di- FASCINATING District rector of the city of San- V OKEECHOBEE tos, whose club has won Gordon Holmes, a sophomore at Palm Beach Junior College watches a test of tension on a small weighing machine, one of sev- V N. BROWARD two world titles. His V ST. LUCIE real name is Edson eral materials testing machines available for the first time this V HIGHLANDS Arantesdo Nascimento. fall at the college. y HENDRY PALM BEACH MARTIN Royal Imprints will V COLLIER \ *** GLADES open new plant here

Royal Imprints Corp., ment stores, gift shops, WHY IS A QUARTER a firm specializing in stationers, jewelers, CALLED TWO-BITS? printing fine wedding engravers and printers. and social invitations, Production of their The Spanish piec- stationery and other im- customized products es of eight (worth eight printed products, will and services for deal- reals) were once scor- open a new plant in Bo- ers in the southern ed into four sections, ca Raton. states will come from and could be broken C. J. Tranter, pres- the new Boca Raton apart into bits, a migh- ident of the firm, said plant. ty handy way of mak- the new plant is located Royal Imprints Corp. ing instant change. BOCA BAZAAR at 2600 NW Second Ave. is owned by the Tranter Hency, one-fourth was Machinery was due to family, with managerial called two-bits, and a begin arriving at the functions handled by the half section was four- o*ut r PALM BEA SUPPORT* Law Enforcement Leadership ELECT JEWELL A PROVEN VOTE FOR WILLIAM R. HEIDTMAN BUSINESSMAN . . JEWELL WILL — Sheriff, Palm Beach County— 'lades Bo/ifa Figures PROTECT YOUR HARD-EARNED • Republican® 1 1968 National Lawman of the Year liven Long Sentences TAX DOLLARS . . . JEWELL IS AN Cubans Con The Record Reflects Leadership . $100,000 A WEEK SYNDICATE GAMBLING INDEPENDENT THINKER -- NOT A Of Bolita operation destroyed with extensive arrests and conviction. "HAND-PICKED" FOLLOWER! IT'S NARCOTICS UNIT organized with Federally-trained agents to combat the TIME FOR AN END TO "POLITICS" growing drug problem. ELIMINATION OF OUTLAW MOTOR- ON THE COUNTY COMMISSION! CYCLE GANGS through investigation, arrest and conviction of members. EQUIPPING AND TRAINING OF 110- MAN RIOT SQUAD: effective curbing of civil disturbances. Of Cri•nml

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=^* . CaReeaved by Chicago Police ;7 ~~-=a^. Ok ac«* I frr |i Sheriff &ys lPpie$ Thursday, Oct. 31, 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS 7B ANN McKAY SCHOOL BOARD Local real estate transfers DISTRICT 5 • REPUBLICAN PD. POL. ADV. are recorded at courthouse Recent Boca Raton Lot 15, Blk '52, UNIT #15, Alfred Ri Musal and Helen R. BOCA RATON SQUARE Itven- Musal, h/w SS $112.50. real estate transactions us Development and Industrial Lot 2, Blk 10, BOCA RATON as compiled for the Corp. to Frank Dick and Min- SQUARE UNIT #3 John F. Young News by the Lawyers nie L. Dick, h/w SS $16.50. and Anna R. Houng, h/w to Ed- Lot 7, Less W 10 ft, Blk ward Baratovich and Mary Bar- Title Insurance Corp. 4, FLORESTA Patricia Jones atovich, h/w SS $57.00. are listed below. Miller, Devisee, joined by her Lot 24, Blk 7, BOCA IS- Documentary stamps, husband John S. Miller to Har- LANDS SEC. #4 C. P. Erwln ry G. Griffiths and Feann Grif- to Edward G. Gesford and Mary listed by amount, indi- fiths, h/w AS $63.00. Gesford, h/w SS $78.90. OCCUPANCY THIS FALL cate the approximate : Lot 7, Blk 23, CAMINO GAR- Lot 4, Blk 11, TUNISON sale price in many in- DENS SEC. 3 Camino Gardens, PALMS, SEC. §2 Itvenus De- Inc. to Ernest F. Kieffer and velopment and Industrial Corp. stances. They are com- Helene P. Kieffer, h/w SS to Gerald U. Merckel and Bar- CLOISTER puted on $3 per $1,000 $18.30. bara S. Merckel, h/w SS $8.10. value; in other words, E 5 ft of Lot 7 and W 80 Lots 17, 18 and 19, Blk 40, a $10,000 sale would ft Lot 6, Blk 2, PALMETTO PALM BEACH FARMS CO. DEL MAR PARK TERR. David A, Ernest, PLAT #10 Adobe Brick and 17 STORY DCEANFRONT CONDOMINIUM RESIDENCE require $30 in stamps. Sr. and Helen E. Renst, h/w Supply Co. to Warner D. Willis JUST SOUTH OF THE BOCA RATON INLET/BOCA BATON. FLORIDA and Edward B. Ernst and Janet and Dona L., h/w SS $6.90. Lot 30, Blk 5, BOCA RATON B. Ernst, h/w to Edwin F. 2-3 bedroom apartment homes and SQUARE UNIT #1 DeMarco & Schdlbauer and Barbara Scha- A Tr of Land in SEC 8- penthouses with 2 oceanfront balcony terraces Sons, Inc.; William R. Saul cllbauer, h/w SS $82.50. 47-43 William M. Stowe and from $34,750 and Mary Jane Saul, h/w and 'Evelyn R. Stowe, h/w and V. Lot 18, Blk 52, BOCA RATON W. Wheeler and Bessie Roland Rush Willoughby and SQUARE UNIT #5, Boca Land Fully furnished and decorated exhibit apartment Sarah R. WiUoughby, his wife W. Wheeler, h/w to Standard homes are open from 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Developments, Inc. to Robert Oil Company SS $298.50. to Daniel F. Leary and Eliza- J. Griffin and Minnie G. Grib- beth M. Leary, h/w SS $13.50. bin, h/w SS $16.50. Lot 4, Blk 2, VARSITY A Tr of Land in SEC 8-47- HEIGHTS Ellwpod A. Zander CLOISTER0DELMAR and Martha M, Zander, h/w to 43 William M." Stowe and Eve- Lots 1 thru 5, Blk 15, LOT 1 1180 South Ocean Boulevard • Boca Raton, Florida lyn R. Stowe, h/w V. W.Wheel- 1A, Blk 52, Lots 1 thru 17, John Thomas Esposito and Phone Boca Raton 399-5022 V er and Bessie W. Wheeler, h/w Blk 52, Lots 1 thru 4, Lots Dorothy Ruth Esposito, h/w SS canc.lvad, created and devvlopad by Edgawatar Polk Sals], Inc., A Subsidiary of *L "•' - - and George Whitehouse and Ma- 15 thru 20, Lots 22 thru 30, $42.90. IU(K\. '. :<* .-..*••'**. R£»LTV AMD COHSTRUCTION C08P0RHTI0K OF HEW YORK *ND FLORID* rie C. Whitehouse, h/w to Un- Lots 33 thru 37 and Lots 40 Lot 62, Blk 1, ROYAL PALM T BUJL0ER5 SINCE IHB Most of the structural work is complete at the addition to the Hol- ion Oil Company of California, thru 42, Blk 53, VILLA RICA YACHT & COUNTRY CLUB Ar- SS $298.50. Max C. Fink and Sybil Fink, vida Corp. to Willard E. Slat- iday Inn on North Federal Highway, h/w to Alvin Rodney Ashbaugh er SS $60.00. and Janet D. Ashbaugh, h/w Lot 29, Blk 25, ROYAL PALM and Alvin G. Ashbaugh and YACHT & COUNTRY CLUB S/D Sarah E. Ashbaugh, h/w SS Harry E. Thernell and Karen $175.50. P. Thernell, h/w to E. A. Gil- Lots 3, 4, 5 & 6, BLK 1, bert and Emelyn M. Gilbert, UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS Hal- h/w SS S176.40. ford R. Houser and Gwen E. Lot 17, Blk 66, UNIT H, Houser, h/w to Stella Wohl- BOCA RATON SQUARE, Coral farth SS $30.00. Manor Construction Company Lot 4, Blk 18, SPANISH RIV- to John O. Anderson and Mary ER LAND CO. S/D UNIT 2 T, Anderson, h/w SS $18,60. James W. Surbaugh and Phyl- • Lot 1, Blk 17, SPANISH RIV- lis N. Surbaugh, h/w, Francis ER LAND CO. S/D UNIT #2 J. Valentino and Shirley D. Val- Arvida Corp. to Frank R.Hum- entino, h/w to William J. Her- phreys and Emily W. h/w SS rera and Jayne Herrera, h/w #30.00. SS $37.50. Lot 1, Block 15, CAMINO Lot 4, Blk 18, SPANISH RIV- GARDENS SEC. #2 Camino Gar- ER LAND CO. S/D UNIT #2 dens, Inc. to Joseph E. Pres- Frederick L. Haller and Rox- ton and Frances L., h/w SS ie S. Haller, h/w to James $29.70. Del Monte Golden Family Style W. Surbaugh and Pnullis N. Lot 8, Blk 50, UNIT 15, BO- Surbaugh, h/w and Francis J. CA RATON SQUARE Earl A. * .. . • • »5 cans' le Prices In This Ad Effective Totz and Sylvia A. Totz, h/w Only In Dade. Broward, Palm Valentino and Shirley D. Val- entino, h/w SS $30.90. to Griffith H. Rees and Lois Del Monte Cream Style Beach, Martin, St. Lucie and B. Rees, h/w SS $17.10. Indian River Counties. Lot 13, Blk 9, BOCA IS- Lot 17, Blk 1, ROYAL PALM LANDS-SEC. 7 James'A. Smart YATCH & COUNTRY CLUBS/D Golden Corn. . .5 md Sandra F. Smart, h/w tto Arvida Corp. to Kenneth G. Del Monte Whole Bacheller and Ann j; Bachel- B in B Sliced ler, h/w, SS $72.00. 89c 3 The N 100 ft of W 150 ft in Tomatoes . . . .3 Mushrooms ... 3 £e *1. SEC 20-47-43 Russell T. Clay- Del Monte B in B Sliced & Crown ton and Jill M. Clayton, h/w to Lloyd H. Mangus and Marilyn Stewed Mushrooms .... t£ 59c Mangus, h/w, SS $15.00, Park Lane Assorted Flavors Lot 4, Blk 5, RE PLAT OF Tomatoes ... .4 cans COUNTRY CLUB VILLAGE Ice Cream %-gai. 59c SEC. "A" Margery E. Aird to Del Monte Robert W. Kenney and Patricia Lyke's L., h/w SS $84.00. " ' . • • 24-02. Lot 1, Blk J, BOCA HARBOUR Tomato Catsup . . Beef Stew 49c SEC. 6 Margaret R. Finn, Exe to Robert R. Grant and Franc- Del Monte Pineapple Grapefruit Jiffy es E. Grant, h/w SS $73.50. Lot 8, Blk 12, LAKE FLOR- Drink...... 3 Biscuit Mix. ... 2 69c ESTA PARK SEC 1, Realty Investments of Boca, Inc. to Del Monte Jiffy Pie Harry E. Reldlin : g and,Vivian 46-oz. Crust Mix. . .-, .2 •£. 25c FOR M,q§T. PEOPLE, PENSION M'. Reidling, h/w SS $12.00. Tomato Juice . .3 cans - 89c ; : •'BENEFITS GOVE#ONLY A PART Lot 16;v. Blfci-6; CHATHAM Nescafe •'•'•' "' ''"' '- Del Monte Bartlett OF THE COST REQUIRED TO CON- HILLS Virginia M. Coslett to TINUE THE "GOOD LIFE" AFTER Kenneth L. Becker and Mar- 16-02. Instant Coffee:. . ••£- 87c RETIREMENT. Figure it out for garet J., h/w SS $63.00. Pear Halves. . .3 cans Canada Dry Flavors That Port Lots 22 & 23, Blk yourself. Then ask yourself—"Do I 7, WINFIELD PARK UNIT 2 Del Monte Soft Drinks. , . . . "ft? 10c want to reduce my standard of liv- Wilbardek Corporation to Wil- 17-DZ. ing when 1 retire?" Indeed, it pays liam R. RIfenburgh, Sr. & John Fruit Cocktail . .4 cans {plus tax & deposit) to plan your retirement income to- M. Rif enburgh, his son SS $111. Sunshine Sugar day. And it pays to know how State That port of Lots 22 & 23, Del Monte Cut Farm can help you with Blk 7, WINFIELD PARK UNIT 16-02. Honey Grahams . ^ 39c a life insurance plan 2 R. L. Dehlinger and Grace Green Beans. . .5 cans FFV Chocolate Chip & Nut, that's right for you and Delinger, h/w to William R. Orange Thins or yourbudget.Callmenow! Rifenburgh, Sr. and John M. Del Monte Cut 10 Rifenburgn, his son SS $90.00. Lemon Thins . . . pi;r39c Lot 23, Blk 4, UNIT 1, BOCA Wax Beans . . .5 RATON SQUARE Great South- Hellmann's Family French or ern Mortgage Association, Inc. Del Monte Early Garden Old Homestead, Liquid to Eugene F. Frere and Irene 17-OZ. $f Dressing '„•£• 25c B. Frere, h/w, SS $78.60. Peas ..... 5 cans • • Tide Detergent *$£ 79c EARL WILKINSON «5ENI Nineteen persons Oxydol were killed and 381 ves- 49-oz. 2300 N.E. 1st Avenue Detergent. . . . size sels burned in marine Dental Cream Boca Raton, Florida fires in the United States Ivory fam. 13-oz. in 1967. The Coast Colgate ...... size Flakes size Office 395-3515 Guard says 226 persons Lotion Residence 395-2636 were injured in fires Liquid Ivory aboard boats, with 14 Detergent. . . . STATE FARM Life Insurance Company lerejen's ...... £T 99« Home Office: Bloomington, Illinois nearly $2 million prop- Tablets Salvo erty damage involved. Tablets Buffferin VS 99« OPEN DAILY 8 A.M. Liquid Souibb's Sweeta \ 39< COMPLETE 46-oz. can Aero - Spray Deodorant Floor Wax (Coupon expires Sat. November 2,196S) HOME OF 40 FAMOUS BRANDS J-STOP Right Guard. . . . ^ 49c {Coupon Good From Vero Beach To Miami ONLY) o EXTRA Complete Line of Garden Tools & Accessories 172 E. Boca Raton Rd. 395-2442

Dreft Bold 6 Packages, All Flavors Wyler's LUX MMUTE MINDER 2 Detergent ^ Detergent S°£- 35c Drink Mix (Coupon expires Sat. November 2,1968) Liquid Blue Cheer {Coupon Good From Vero Beach 5 lb 1 az$ 29 To Miami ONLY) Joy. . ?£• Detergent. .... " s'i ze' l Cascade Electric Dishwashing Dash LUX DELUXE LONG Detergent 35-02. 77c Detergent ^ 73c ll^GreenStamps RING ALL PURPOSE Creamy Pink Ivory 6 cans, 15%-ox- size Henny Pen 22-oz. 2 Dog Food REG. 19 Thrill Snow. . ^e - 79c (Coupon expires Sat. November 2,1968) (Coupon Good From Vero Beach 6.49 To Miami ONLY) 5 [Produce Lane EXTRA Fresh From California Vineyards, Juicy Red ^GreenStamps LIBBEY'S BOXED 28-oz. size Lestoil Imperer Grapes. Pine Cleaner Juicy, White (Coupon expires Sat. November 2,1368) GLASSWARE (Coupon Good From Vero Beach Ceeltnerici Grape To Miami ONLY) Old Fashioned, Highball, etc. Large, Ribier j""*~ Chun King Chicken c Black Grtipes Chow Mein 49e SWIFTS 6-6-6 Hf|) Chun King Mushroom 8-oz. can Aerosol Easy Off Crisp, Nutritious 49c Oven Cleaner 79 Chow Mein . (Coupon expires Sat. November 2,1968) (Coupon Good From Vero Beach Carrots Chun King Beef To Miami ONLY) 2 FERTILIZER 3 Chop Suey l*7 49« 30% ORGANIC NITROGEN "O50'"Lb.. Plus All Essential Secondaiy Minerals Bags Camino Gardens - Boca Raton HARDWARE - HOUSEWARES 700 W. Camino Real LAWN and GARDEN SUPPLIES For Crisp, Tempting Salads 5th Ave. PLAZA - Boca Raton CHARCOAL GRILLS and SUPPLIES U.S. Highway #7. & 5th Ave. DRAPERY RODS and FIXTURIS Endive or Escaroie . Palm Aire Shopping Center WALLPAPER - PAINTS Large. Flavorful 272 S. Federal Hwy., Deerfield Beach Glassware - Small Appliances Rottiaine »ARTIST SUPPLIES « 8B BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, Oct. 31, 1968 HEAR OUR RADIO BOCA RATON BROADCAST ON WWOG FM 99.9 MORAVIAN CHURCH SUNDAYS 9:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m, 2 S.W. 12th Ivenue PASTOR RALPH MOMTANUS Rev. Christian D. Weber, Minister SUNDAY SERVICES 11 AM and 7 PM FIFTH WEDNESDAY PRAYER SERVICES 7:30 P.M. for Spiritual and ANNIVERSARY Physical needs

9:45 a^m. - Sunday School 11:00 a.m. — Holy Communion CALVARY COMMUNITY 7:30 P-fHv - Anniversary Lovefeast CHURCH 7171H. Federal Hwy. (USD Bishop Kenneth G. Hamilton will be BOU RATON Guest Speaker lor the day.

Mrs. Nore Simmons, Mrs. Joseph Cappetta service to be held Friday in Christian Re- and Mrs. H. M. Fitzgerald discuss plans for formed Church. First Presbyterian Church Church Women United World Community Day TO^ ALL SERVICES (UNITED PRESBYTERIAN, U.S.A.) 600 West Camino Real RCH NURSERYv " A/R-COND/T/ONEDi "A Protestant denomination since 7475" World Community Day slated TWO SERVICES 9:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. be served following the serv- The Boca Raton Chapter of World Community Day is cel- Sermon the Church Women United, ebrated on the first Friday of ice. Clothing made by church- each November by women of women over the past summer 'Three To One' headed by Mrs. John A. Lynn, will be collected and sent to ref- will hold it's World Commun- all denominations throughout Ministers ity Day service Friday, at 10 the world. The theme this year ugees in Vietnam, South Africa is "New World A 'Coming". and other needy areas. a.m. in the Christian Reform- A Church Women United area Rev. Albert 6. Shiphorst ed Church. The first World Community Day meeting will be held Nov. 8, Rev. C. Thomas Webb was held in 1943 and was called Mrs. H. M. Fitzgerald is in the First United Methodist Rev. David K. Allen chairman of celebrations and Peace Day. Since that time it Church. fCHURCHSCHOOL 9:30 - NURSERY AVAILABLE has been an important celebra- Air-conditioned Mrs« Joseph Capetta is in Registration will commence 11:00 A.M. Service Broadcast Boca Raton Road at N.E. Second Avenue charge of arrangements for this tion of Church Women United. at 9:30 a.m. and the Methodist (Station WSBR - 740 on the Diol) SUNDAY SERVICES service at which time she will The meeting is open to women women will serve luncheon fol- 8:00 A.M. - Holy Communion & Homily also be the performing soloist. of all faiths. Refreshments will lowing the meeting. 9:00 A.M. - Holy Communion & Church School 11:00 A.M. - Morning Prayer, Holy Communion, Boca Raton & Sermon DAILY EXCEPT THURSDAY PRESBYTERIAN 7;30 A.M. -Morning Prayer &. Holy Communion THURSDAY CHURCH 10:00 A.M. - Morning Prayer & Holy Communion A Young, Friendly, Growing Church

CHURCH SCHOOL 9:45 A.M. First United WORSHIP SERVICE 11:00 A.M. Temporarily Meeting In Methodist Church THE ART GUILD BUILDING 625 N.E. 2nd Ave,, Boca Raton 801 W. Palmetto Park Road Minister — Clark S. Reed REV. DAVID NICHOLAS. PASTOR Director of Christian Education - Jane Stentz Director of Music - Edward Palmer "For I om not ashamed of the Gospel of Christ, for it is the power of Cod unto salvation to Parish Visitor: Robert C. Buckley everyone that believeth." Romans I.-76 Church School 9:30 A.M. Morning Worship 9:30 A.M. and 11:00 Air-Conditioned Nursery

Study Classes of Boca Raton HOLY COMMUNION All Unity members and interested Communion Meditation by Rev. Clark S. Reed friends are invited to attend the two series of classes now in progress. THURSDAY EVENING, DISCUSSION CLASS 7:30 P.M. Subject, "Metaphysics and the Bible". SUNDAY AFTERNOON, 3:00 P.M. . „•.-'•- Subject for Oct. 27th, CHURCHES Unity Looks At - "Prosperity and the Bible".

ADVENT *.„.». ST. PAUL Mo. Synod FAMILY RESTAURANTS 5001 NE 4 Ave. Near U.S.I 701 W. Palmetto Pk. Rd. ? DUTCH PANTRY Moravian Church Fifth five. Shopping Plaza (Please use side entrance) SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 CLASSES CONDUCTED B~Y ROBERT K. BEGGS, GRAD- WORSHIP Service 8:3011:00 WOHSHIP 8:30 and 11:00 UATE, UNITY SCHOOL OF CHRISTIANITY, LEE'S SUM- (Pre-School Nursery at 11) MET, MO. Ronald J. Dingle Pastor E.O. Krug, Pastor Moravians to mark anniversary Phone 395-0433 'The University Church' Phone 395-3632 and 395-1939 Phone 395-4741 Boca Raton Moravian Church missionaries in Alaska. His The Festival of the Reforma- THE CHURCH of THE OPEN DOOR will observe a double anniver- two brothers also are Mora- tion will be observed at both 300 N.E. 35th St., Boca Raton sary at two services Sunday. vian ministers serving in North services in St. Paul Lutheran Minister: Albert L. Eastman The church will mark the fifth Carolina and Antiqua, West In- Church0 Rev. Eugene O. Krug UNIVERSITY anniversary of the organization dies. He spent seven years as will preach on 'Reformation Sunday School 9:45 A.M. pastor of a church in North Wednesdays: Bible Study - Prayer 7:30 P.M, of the congregation and the 15th 1968. Special music will be 11:00 A.M. "Recipe For Happiness" Baptist Church anniversary of Rev. Christian Carolina before coming to Bo- provided by the junior and sen- Junior Church for children at morning 1557 W. Camino Real - Boca Raton D. Weber's ordination into the ca Raton in 1961. ior choirs under L. Edward worship. COMMUNION SERVICE ministry. Barnhardt and Quin Jungemann 7:30 P.M. How Tuesday's election will turn out! 11:00 A.M. "The Cross and the Crowd" Services will include holy "Can You Mix Religion with with Mrs. Jean Harvey as or- The happy church with happy people. 7:30 P.M. "Seed Time and Harvest" communion at 11 a.m. and an Politics?" will be the sermon ganist. We Believe the Bible is the Infallible Word of God and anniversary lovefeast at 7:30 topic of Dr. Frederick Nelson teaches Redemption through the New Birth. _^ Dr. George Thomson - Preaching Sunday evening 40 members p.m. at the 11 a.m. service in Unit- of the junior choir along with PREACHING TO THE HEART IN THE Bishop Kenneth G. Hamilton, ed Church of Boca Raton. HEART OF BOCA RATON former executive of the Mora- the adult choir will participate Congregational [9:45 A.M.: Sunday School! in a mass Lutheran hour rally vian Church in America, now at Parker Playhouse, Fort Lau- retired in Winston-Salem, N.C. Communion service and re- UNITED CHURCH OF BOCA RATON will preside at the communion derdale. The rally with Luth- CHURCH OF GOD ception of new members will eran churches of Fort Lauder- Evangelical and Reformed service. He also will preach on be held at 11 a.m. Sunday in V^P (Andtfion, Indiana! "The Lord of the Future" at the dale area are marking the 451st FredericV Nelson, O.D. Minister University Baptist Church. Ser- celebration of the Lutheran Re- lovefeast. Services in New Air-Conditioned Sanctuary RINITY mon topic of Dr. George Thom- formation, will be held at 7:30 Dale E. Hency, pastor The lovefeast, according to son will be "The Cross and the p.m. 251 SW 4 Avenue between Camino Real and Palmetto Pk- Rd. •^;/-;v -:::-; 395-9652 >0%v^;- .• Pastor Weber, is a traditional Crowd". Soloist at the 11 a.m. Morning Worship II a.m. — Church School 9:30 a.m. : service will be Dr. Carl Kuhl, Temporary Location: Christian service still observ- ed in Moravian Churches on Louisville, Ky. "Three to One" will be the Sermon Addison Mizrier special occasions in the church sermon topic of Rev. Albert G. "Seed Time and Harvest" Shiphorst at both services in "Can You Mix Religion and Politics?" .. lc| Elementary School year. It is primarily a song service. During the service a will be the sermon topic at the First Presbyterian Church. 'p" Church School ?:3O o.rti> simple meal such as lemonade 7:30 p.m. service. Boca Raton Hebrew Congre- "A m CONDITIONING Morning Worship t

become a best seller IMMEDIATE A set of 10-cent lith- Puerto Rico and the Vir- ographs of the Ameri- gin Islands bring the se- OCCUPANCY can countryside has ries total to 52 pic- 2 DISPLAY HOMES turned into the most tures, which include 7 furnished popular photographic stark patterns made by 1 unfurnished with pool series ever produeedby strip cropping in Mon- the U.S. Department of tana, cattle grazing on Agriculture, according a lush Texas pasture of The Gold Coast's Finest to Hampton Burns, state coastal bermuda-grass, conservationist. a watershed dam in Min- ALL-WATERFRONT During the last two nesota, and a farm hunt- years, Americans have ing preserve in Virgin- . .• COMMUNITY bought more than 2.8 ia. PRIVATE OCEAN BEACH •This .column of questions have to pay tax on the es? million of the "Amer- The color prints may ani answers on federal tax ica the Beautiful" matters is provided by the* interest? A. Yes, you can, if be obtained by writing LOTS from *12,800 • HOMES from $39,500 local office of the U.S. A. The interest earn- they qualify as your de- prints, including more "the Superintendent of Internal Revenue Service and pendents. As a general than 390,000 singles and is published as.a public ser- ed on a savings bond Documents, U. S. Gov- BEFORE YOU BUY ELSEWHERE vice to tqxp_gvers_.^The column should be reported by rule, you may take as 47,000 full sets. The se- ernment Printing Of- answers [questions'! most 'r*" many exemptions for ries, which is in its SEE US. quently asked by taxpayers. the owner of the bond. fice, Washington, D.C. If you purchase the withholding purposes as second printing, was de- 20402 and sending ? M//« North of Q. I want to make a bonds in your child's you claim when you file veloped by the Soil Con- a check or money or- Boca Raton on contribution to my po- name as owner then any your return. servation Service. der for 10 cents for Scenic Route A1A BEL LIDO PROPERTIES, INC. litical party. Can I de- P.O. Box 69 tax liability will be his. Each picture in the each state picture, or IN HIGHLAND BEACH Boca Raton, Florida duct it on my tax re- Unless the interest series depicts a typical $5 for the complete set 278-3087 turn? Agent on Premises earned on the bonds and Q. When is the next' scene for each state. of 52 prints. JO A.M. - 5 PM. A. No, the law does his other income Social Security tax re- not allow an individual amounts to $600 or port on household em- to take a deduction for more, no return need ployees due? Bob DeYOUNG contributions to politi- be filed by him. A. October 31 is the cal parties. If you have your child filing deadline for third REPUBLICAN FOR elect to report the bond quarter reports on STATE SENATE Vote Nov. 5 Vote interest each year ra- household employees. Q. I made a profit ther than wait until/the DISTRICT A35 PJ.' P»I. Adv. when I sold my house. Is year they are cashed it true I won't have to in, then your child pay tax on it if I use the should file a return money to buy another showing this bond house? interest the first year A. On the sale of a you start the plan. No personal residence, the further return will be tax on any gain from the required until the child sale is postponed pro- had $600 or more in- viding you purchase and come a year. Keep occupy another home a copy of this first re- within a year at a price turn to show that the in- equal to or greater than terest has been reported the "adjusted" sale on a yearly basis. price of your old home. This transaction is a This section of the law gift to your son. If you is discussed at length gave him more than $3,- In IRS Document 5017, 000 to him during the Selling Your Home. Send year, you may be liable a post card to your Dis- for Federal gift tax re- VOTING BOOTH trict Director for a free turn. copy. use every shopping day —and we never forget it! Q. I claim my two eedom of choice is the very heart of the supermarket business. Q. I'm buying U.S. daughters as dependents it starts with your freedom to choose where you shop, savings bonds to help even though they live we work hard to make our stores the most inviring and most pleasant places to shop. pay for my son's edu- with my former wife. e price our items competitively. Some people have the idea thai it costs them a few Breakstone's Temptee Whipped cation. How should I go Can I still claim them mies more each week io enjoy the many happy differences at Publix. Not so! Comparison Cream Cheese . . ^ 39c about this so I don't hoppers tell us that their total food purchases, for equa! qualify, averaged over a period of for withholding purpos- •, cost no more ai Publix. Kraft's Philadelphia 12-oz. freedom of choice is the name of the game at Pubfix. Our continuing growth tells us we've Cream Cheese size: 49c m playing the game well. Mrs. Filbert's Soft Corn Oil SELLING YOUR HOME? anks for your vote. Margarine J^: 43c for Best Results Mrs. Filbert's Golden Quarters Prices Effective Margarine 29c Thurs-Fri-Sat. Kraft Sliced Big Eye MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE FROZEN FOODS 12-oz Oct. 3T, Nov. 1-2 Swiss Cheese ... Pkg. 69c Ocoma 10-oz. Ham or11-oz. Chicken, Kraft Cheese WITH MIS Beef, Turkey. Salisbury American Singles 12-02 Frozen Dinners. . package39c Pkg 49c x Zingg Imported Ocoma Chicken, Beef or Turkey 8-oz SEE YOUR REALTOR Swiss Cheese . . . pkg. 49c Meat Pies 6 fe *1. Master's Small or Large Curd REALTORS OF BOCA RATON Ore Ida Hash Brown The following ORYAL E. HADLEY, b $ Cottage Cheese. . '£; 29c e are members 400 E. Palmetto Pk. Potatoes 3pOfy'b ags l. of the Boca Road, 395-2244. Snow Crop Raton Board HELEN HODOWAL, 2 of Realtors. Realtor. 330 E. Palmetto Asparagus PO iyTag79c Doing busi- Pk. Rd., 399-6258. Green Giant ness with KEATING - MEREDITH Lesueur Peas . . 2 Xl 69c them you are PROPERTIES INC. assured the highest 42 S.E. 2nd St. Phone- It's New, Green Giant Cream Style type of service that can 1 0 2 395-1515 Corn °k g - 37c be administered in the F. WOODROW KEETON, field of Real Estate It's New, Aunt Jemima Corn Practice. 2950 N. Ocean Boule- or Cinnamon CROSBY W. ALLEY, vard, 395-5252. 3[42 E. Palmetto Pk. MACLAREN & ANDER- Sticks '*£ 39c Rd., 395-4404 SON, 135 E. Palmetto Chun King Chicken Park Rd., Boca Raton. NICK AMRHEIN 7300 N. Chow Mein '££ 69c Federal Hwy. 391-1166. 395-1333 Swift's Premium MADDOX REALTY, 507 Chun King ARVIDA KEALTY N.E. 20th St., 395-2900 Proten U.S. Choice, SALES, Inc., 998 S. MEDALLION REALTY, Fried Rice "zT 49c Federal Hwy.,395-2000. U.S.D.A. Inspected 95 E. Palmetto Park Rd Chun King Chicken or ATLANTIC BOCA 395-2421: Shrimp Chow Mein REALTY, 101 E. Pal- J.C. MITCHELL & metto Pk. Rd., Boca SONS, Inc., 22 S, Fed- Dinner ^ 49c 3to5-lb.av. Raton, 395-8500: eral Hwy., 395:4711. Bird's Eye BANYAN REALTY.INC. MOTHERWELL REAL- Peaches. ^ 39c loin portion 234 S. Federal Highway, TY, 757 S Federal Hwy. Boca Raton, Florida — 395-4044. 3 to 4-lb. av Ib. Phone: 395-3535- PALMER AND PALMER BATEMAN and CO., 115 E. Boca Raton Road, Gorton's C Boca Raton, Florida Fish & Chips. . . . 1 £ 69c half or whole..... Ib. 59 1299 S. Ocean Blvd., 395-5011. P Boca Raton, 395-9355. (Plus SO S&H Green Stamps. No coupon required} W.P. BEBOUT, 140 N. F. BYRON PARKS, Via (Pius 100 S&H Green Stamps with coupon) Mizner, Royal Palm Gorton's Breaded Fed. Hwy., 395-8155. Plaza, 395-3700. Shrimp . g£$ 269 STEPHEN J. BODZO PETRUZZELLI REAL- (Plus 100 S&H Green Stamps. No coupon required) REALTY, INC. - 5501 TY, Inc., 2325 N. Ocean. N. Fed. Hwy. 395-8200 Boulevard. 399-1399 Swift's Premium Proten U.S. Choice, U.S.D.A. Inspected PLASTRIDGE, INC. $109 BRANNON REALTY, First of the Season, Fresh Cooked Key Club Steak . 1 Inc., 330 E. Palmetto 224 S. Federal Hwy., Florida Stone 395-1433. Pk. Rd., 391-2444. Crab Claws ... Ib. CAMINO GARDENS THE REAL ESTATE ». Chuck Steak 69< REALTY INC., P.O. CORNER, INC. 60 S. Fresh Cut Northern Federal Highway, 395- Box 520, Phone 395-7020. 4624. Flounder Fillets. Ib. CARLEN APPRAISAL RONAN REALTY, 2800 AND REALTY INC. 450 N. Fed. Hwy., Boca Ra- E. Palmetto Park Rd.. 399-4440. ton, 391-0083. RICHARD F. ROSS, 110 SUE 6. CHENEY, Real- American Kosher All Beef Salami or Pork Hams East Palmetto park Bologna. ...:.. ».' 89c tor, 960 S.E. 20th Avenue Road; Boca Raton, Fla. Heerfield Beach, Florida Swift's Premium Smoked or Fresh 399-5500. 399-6444. ROYAL PALM REALTY (By The Piece) BRUCE E. DARRELL CORP., 307 Golfview Braunschweiger . «,. 89c Realtor, 425 E. Palmet- Dr., 395-1662. to Park Rd., 395-1322. SLONE REALTY Mrs. Smith's Hot WM. DAY Inc., 500 S. Main Office: 912 N. Apple Pie. £ 59c Federal Hwy., 395-0220. Dixie Hwy. - 399-1223 (Plus 50 S&H Green Stamps. No coupon required) PETER E. DORAN, 133 Branch: 6299 N. Federal EXTRA Boca Raton Rd., Phone 391-2640 395-1102. TOWN & COUNTRY iKJ Herman's Orange Band Pure Pork PROPERTIES, 330 E. Pork Loin Roast Sale! FEDERAL REALTY of Rib Portion 3 ••5 >•> «-• ». 39c Bag Sausage. . . Palmetto Park Rd., Loin Portion 3>=4-.b.»». ib. 49c FLORIDA, 629 S. Fed- 391-0434. Cook Qujk, Chopped Cubed eral Highway, Boca Ra- Half or Whole i>>. 59c Beef Steaks . . . ton, Florida 391-2235. VISTA REALTY, INC (Coupon expires Sat. November 2,1968) No. 2 N. Fed. Hwy., FIRST REALTY CORP. EXTRA Dirr's Gold Seal 20 S.E. 1st Avenue, Boca Raton, 395-5824. Bologna. .... 395-8600. WE EKES REALTY CO. MII^GreenStampsM Copeland's Pure Pork FLORIDA SITES, Inc. INC., 100 S. Federal Swift's Premium 38 S.E. 4th St. 395-1890. Hwy., 395-1221. Canned Ham $3.99 Smoked Sausage (Coupon expires Sat. November 2,1968) EDWARD GARVY.701E. M.N. WEIR & SONS, (Coupon Good From Vero Beach American Kosher All Beef Franks or Palmetto Pk. Rd., Boca. fcic., 855 S. Federal To Miami ONLY) Knockwurst . . . 1 £ 69< Raton, Fla. 391-0900. Hwy., 395-4000 D Thursday, Oct. 31. 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS 9B

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A1A, Deerfield' 395-5684. 395-8300 Rust, No Glare. UNFURNISHED DU- BOCA BEACH ;S C- Child "Care Experienced, needed GARAGE SALE Beach. . immediately. 391-0660 Boca Tackle Shop PLEX. 2 Bedrm 2 Bath, TIARA EAST on the $275,000 TIC TOC Private Saturday Nov. 2nd 9 AM 395-0969 VA BLOCKS ocean Deerfield. 1 or 399-1872 to 5 PM. Furniture, lawn care & water in- OCEAN FRONTAGE School. Infants to 7 HAMMOND ORGAN B2 TO cluded. No pets. $130. bedrm. 11/2 baths, fur- Priced below market. years. 273 N.W. 15thSt. DISHWASHER wanted in toys, Bikes, antiques, BOCA BEACH nished, utilities includ- accessories, china and with separate 40 watt mo. yearly. Call 395- Zoned hotel, motel, Boca 395-5044. private club. Good sal- Leslie speaker was Private extra large res- 4754. ______ed. Pool, putting green, apartments. Terms ary and working condi- etc. 1825 N.W. 4th Ave, idential efficiency. shuffleboard, recrea- The Good Beginning tions. Must have trans- Delray Beach. $3,300. Sell for $995. ATTRACTIVE LIVING possible, Boca Beach Call 399-7992. Completely supplied. tion bldg. available Nov. Corp. Ask for Stanley 0 Nursery & Kindergarten portation contact Mr. TV Heat/Air 395-3226. RM. BEDROOM com- 20th to Jan. 5th. $150 Complete program, 198 Large supermart mod- 15 E Pels. Grooming & Board bination bath - private J. Thompson. Fort Lau- Masterson at 395-5030 el Coldspot refr/freez- per week. Call 399-7155 S.W." 15th St. Boca 395- PUPPIES FOR SALE EXECUTIVE APTS. entrance, air/heat, TV derdale, 563-3121 3997, er like new. 31 in by INTRACOASTAL and phone. Near FAU 25 F Miscellaneous for Ren! Use News Classified 60" $75..Call 395-4753. Grooming & Supplies REDUCED PET BOARDING FURNISHED 1 BED- and IBM. 1298 NW 7th WAREHOUSE SPACE & To $20,000 is this fine VISITORS? HIGH SCHOOL GRAD- St. Seasonal $75 per Folding cribs, play- We can TEFLON anyr Air Conditioned ROOM APTS. One block Office available 2375 sq. residential lot in ROY- UATE with clerical thing. Pans, grills, MARMACK from Boca Raton Hotel week, yearly $50 per ft. tel. 399-0243. AL PALM YACHT AND pens, high chairs, strol- week. Call 395-1268. lers, vaporizer, junior background or interest Corning-ware etc. 7598 N. Fed. and Club, overlooking COUNTRY CLUB SUB- for training in general Boca Tackle Shop Office & Store for Rent wheel chair, crutches: 15 H Boats-Motor or Sail Royal Palm Yacht and HAMPSTEAD VILLAGE DIVISION. FOR EAST office, PBX, mail serv- 395-0969 Country Club, Seasonal APTS. in new building. 25 x 43 FACING PATIO on the TAYLOR RENTAL ice and offset press. 5 Have your Boat, Marine Snow Construction, Inc. 5th Ave. Shopping Plaza MAN SIZED ROCKING Hardware etc. TEFLON & yearly. MODELS 660 Clouchester St. GOLF COURSE. All <>Q day week. Salary open. OPEN DAILY 10 AM-5 2174 NE 1st Ave. Boca utilities underground. 1962 N. Federal Hwy. Call Mr. Sheffey 395- CHAIR ideal for family Coated. North Boca Ratoirl bed- Raton, Fla. Boca Raton room $20 391-0747. Boca Tackle Shop PM 1075 Spanish River room, 1-1/2 bath furn- A true value amongst Phone: 395-1877. 4301. 395-0696 Road. ished W/W carpets, IN BOCA RATON stately homes! BETTER Hotpoint Refrigerator in PHONE FOR BETTER 5 D Instructions, Tutoring DRAFTSMAN, Must be APARTMENT HOME central air. Monthly or Warehouse or light in- good condition $50. Good 19' Aztec Sea Scout, 120 BUY! Professional neat and accurate in FOR RENT yearly. dustry 2600 square ft. work, preferably with size freezer space.395- Mercury engine, 80 hrs. new building call 399- All ages. All problems. 2714 after 4 PM. running time. Many ex- 770 EAST CAMINO BOCA'S Newest & fin- JvU.T. 1943 Honor Grad. architectural exper- 7800 or 395-8912. IWI REALTY ience. Bring sample of tras. Murray trailer. REAL est Annual rental Apart- Harold Selleck 395-3303. SOFA— 8FT brown and Cash or trade. 278- Estate Section ments, unfurn., 1 bed- BOCA OFFICE SPACE 757 S. Federal Hwy. work. Apply 2260 NE Colonial Building RENT AN ORGAN yellow floral print with 5386. Club Inlet Area room, 11/2 bath, and - WITH FURNISHED Dixie Hwy, Boca Raton. cushions. IN PERFECT Luxury 2 Bedrm., 2 2 bedroom, 2 bath. Lat- LIVING QUARTERS. Boca Raton, Fla. OR PIANO LOWERY ORGAN with "Only $2 a Week COOK, full time. Apply CONDITION. $250 Call bath ranch type apart- est GE kitchen R/C air Centrally located Phone J39.5-4044 # 391-2091. AOC, looks like new. ment home. Nobody cond. W/W carpeting, Phone 395-2571. With Free lessons in in person, no phone Cost new $1995. Will .ASH for You* above you or below you. Screened Patios, Pool. 30 C Business Opportunities Boca Raton by Lillian calls-. 2238 S. Fed. Hwy. sell for $995. Phone ORIEHTAL or Merz, Wurlitzer Ap- Delray Beach. MATCHING LUGGAGE Large living room, 14'9 Adults, no Pets, model BOCA proved Piano & Organ — suitcase 20 in by 16 399-7992. x 28 ft. Both bedrms. open for inspection. 331 CHINESE RUGS CARPET HELPER will take twin beds, both BEAUTY SALON teacher. in., overnite case, hat- Pelican Class sailboat SW 8th St. 395-5779. Fully equipped & air HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR Cleaning and installing. baths attractively dec- OLD OR NEW ORIENTALS Free Wurlitzer box. In GOOD condition complete with sails and 25 C Houses for Renl conditioned $2,200 with Apply at 5501 N. Fed- 395-0708. trailer. Phone Mrs. L. orated and have mar- Hobby Course eral Hwy. No phone calls ble vanities and quick 2 bedroom, 21/2. bath terms. Phone 391-1991 399-2000 (The easy way to Play Roll ends of newsprint U. Mueller Ft. Pierce Apt. unfurn, $250. mo. please. 464-1598. neat lamps. Screened in 5 UNITS Like a Pro) such as used for this covered porch is acces- on A1A North Delray All Rental Applies If You Full or Part time Handy paper, 80 a lb. Ideal and 1968 WELCRAFT 15 ft. Busy A-l-A man to do light inside sible from kitchen and area 1-732-4073. Buy cheap for drawing; lin- fiberglass boat with sin- master bedroom. Quiet Retirement delight Call: carpenter & mainten- ing drawers, wrapping, gle lever controls, Lovely Home, beauti- ance work on new con- neat and air condition- fully furnished, avail- $55,000. Four efficien- Lillian Merz etc. In 30 and 36 inch windshield and top. 35 ing with automatic struction. Apply at 300 widths. able Nov. 1st for cies — one — 1/bed- 395-7089 Boca Raton HP electric start Mer- switch from heat to air room for owner/man- SW 9th Ave. Boca Ra- Boca Raton News cury outboard and Mur- 6 months, or shorter or ton, 8 AM to 10 AM and back (even though term. MacLaren & ager. Completely fur- 395-8300 ray trailer. Less than 20 -you are not home, like nished. MLS BA 47. For SLIP COVERS RoderickPianos-Organs or 3 PM to 5 PM.Week- hrs. on outfit. Asking Anderson Realtors 395- RATTAN CUSHIONS, days. 1 plaid carriage - can on late Cadillacs). GE 1333. details call KEN PRICE 119 Datura St. WPB use as car bed. One $1200. Call 395-7462. kitchen with dishwash- FOAM RUBBER. YOUR . . . Associate. FABRIC OR OURS. 823-3858 CONSTRUCTION Teeter Babe with plas- Private sale 1964 30 er, beautiful shrubbery SEASONAL WEIR REALTORS Boca Raton Conser-* SUPERINTENDENT RENTAL FACTORY TO YOU. tic cover and tray. One ft. Cris Craft constel- and lawn. Adults only, CAMINO Weir Plaza Bldg. 855 S Fed. Hwy vatory of Music - 207 SE Ohio developer starting small walker. Childs lation. Radio - telephone no pets. 1 block toward GARDENS! Boca Raton Ph: 395-4000 CALL 399-5152 1st Ave, 391-0486. Pri- operations in South maple rocker with - twin 185 engines - ocean from waterway. Beautifully and com- 35 A tofs & Acreage Ssle vate & Class Piano Les- & Central Florida area. springs. Call 395-4588. 420 hrs. sleeps six - Easy walking distance pletely furnished two- LARGE LOT EAST OF sons, 90 unit garden apt. pro- FEDERAL HWY., on 5 E Schools & Camps Used carpet, 85 sq. electric refrigerator to Boca Hotel - club, bedrooms 2 baths - Boca Palm Day School. ject in Boca Raton ready yards, beige wool and automatic bilge pump - golf course and ocean. swimming pool home. paved street. Sewers. to start about Dec. 1. alcohol stove - outrig- Very nice neighborhood Children 21/2to6yrs. nylon good grade. Used 1 year lease. We pay Available January 15th Half Day - Full Day. Give references, quali- 5 yrs. Excellent condi- gers fish box - fight- to April 15th - $3500. 395-8326. fications, age & salary ing chairs. Hard top all maint. except utili- For all details call LOT FOR SALE 395-3698. Lix. & Ins. desired. Employers will tion. Call 395-1164. ties. Completely fur- 10 A Help Female mahogany hull. Call HARRY GRIFFITHS . .. Intracoastal waterfront not be contacted without GERT'S a gay girl — 395-3000 Boca Raton - nished. Associate. BOOKKEEPER, part- Madge & Foster lot 95 x 125. Highland EXPERT prior approval. ready for a whirl after ask for Capt. Minnenan. WEEK REALTORS Beach $14,500 net. 395- time. Hours 9 to 1/5 JOSEPH SKILKEN cleaning carpets with . Crumley GUTTERING days. Experienced only 15 M Docks To Rent, Storage 395-0299 Anytime Weir Plaza Bldg. 855 S Fed. Hwy 1260. & COMPANY Blue Lustre. Rent elec- Boca Raton Ph: 395-4000 SERVICE need apply, Haydens 383 South Third Street tric shampooer $1. Bel- WANTED DOCK SPACE 3 Lots Moving and Storage 123 Columbus, Ohio 43215 zer Hardware, 3198 N. For 28 ft. cabin cruis- Boca Raton Square Any type gutter & down- NW 16th St. Boca or call er on quiet water. Phone SERVICE DIRECTORY spouts made to order & EXPEDITER. Must have Fed. Hwy., Boca Raton. 2 " lots 75ft x 110 ft. installed. 22 years ex- 395-0884. _ 395-2120. ' 399-2041. SW 12th Ave, $4,750 Ea. 4 building construction AIR CONDITIONING METAL REFINISHING perience — 13 years in Maid, day work, yeai 25 B Apartments lor Rent F edders air cond, Resi- So. Florida. Estimates experience. Others need, SOLID MAPLE, single DELIGHTFUL APART- Furniture, Boat Trail- 1 Lot 100ft x TlOft. on at no obligation. round. One and one half not apply. Apply 4 to 6 bed, new mattress, nite dential, Commercial ers, Grill Work, etc. days a week. Must have PM 2260 N.E. Dixie MENT in modern build- Central & Room, Arcade SW 12th St. $7,000 (on 278-0721 stand and 42 inch 3 ing. Central air condi- Sand Blasting & Weld- sewers) Call 391-0599. references and trans- Hwy. Boca Raton. drawer dresser, separ- Electronic, 2029 NW 2nd ing. Free Est. call portation. Royal Palm, tioning. Only $125 per Ave., 395-4611. • 395-6944. Boca Raton 395-9267. Salesman, Must be High ate mirror $60. miens mo. MacLaren & School Graduate - Over lounge chair and otto- Anderson Relators 395- ALTERATIONS PAINTING EXPERIENCED 18 years of age. Con- man $20. 228 Boca Ra- 1333. EXCELLENT TAILOR ATTENTWN7 SECRETARY ton Rd. 395-3089 after- Residential & Commer- tact Manager - Lindsley 1 bedrm 1 bath attrac- All kinds of Ladies & Capable of taking full Lumber Co. 1850 noons. cial Painting. Lie. & BUILDERS-CONTRACTORS charge of Realty office tive ground floor apt. Men's Alterations . . . Ins. small orlarge Jobs. N. Federal Hwy. Boca Mink cape stole, in ex- next to Camino Gar- Barton & Miller Clean- Local ref. call Jim 399- Get Atlantic Rag Co, prices on carpeting for procedures. Excellent Raton - 395-2026. cellent condition, Size working conditions. Call dens. Completely fur- ers & Laundry, 2600 6476. your Co-ops, Condominiums, Apartments, BOCA RATON NEWS 40. Appliqued hand made N. Dixie Hwy. at 5 /i : ; Beverly, 395-8603. nighed, year round Interior or exterior Homes, Offfees, etc/ "' '--^:^-:t:-^^';i -- needs assistant circu- quilts. 1 banquet length Points. Wilton Manors, Call Mr. Stevenson, Contract Division New York interior de- lation manager for com- cloth and napkins of fine $135.00 mo. Call 391- 566-4314 • painting. Pressure signer desires girl Fri- bination inside and out- linen, 1 cutwork and 3 2817 after 10 AM. cleaning of Roof, Walls day assistant for Boca side duties. Should en- cros stitch cloths all LIVE ON THE BEACH R. C. Bennett or Patios. Call for free Raton General office. joy working with boys in with napkins. All hand- Families, Welcome. Ef- Ladies & Men's alter- estimate. Rox Roof & Shoppers Haven, Pompano Beach — Ph.94V-165T Typing and light book- 12-16 age group. Op- made. Call 395-6548. ficieicies, Apts., Villas. ations. 1821-B NE 25th Wall Coating Co. 395- keeping. 5 day week. Completely equipped St., Pomp. 942-5414. portunity to learn news- Will buy or take on con- 7482 or 278-3239. State qualifications, ex- paper circulation and Air cond., TV. - Day, Monogramming PIANO TUNING FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY perience and referenc- grow with a rapidly ex- signment handmade or Week, Month. Low Sum- Alterations & Complete es. Box Wll, BocaRa- hand decorated articles. mer rates till Dec. 395- OVER 50 YEARS panding operation. No Dry cleaning & shirt Experience OFFERS PART TIME EMPLOYMENT ton News. experience required, Sherwood Curiosity -5220. Laundry Plant. Matty's good pay while you Shop, Sherwood Park Harry S. Holmes Part time work now available Saturdays, FAU STUDENT repre- Shopping Center, 1019 Cheerful 1 bedroom 1 Hour Cleaners. 1943 Tuner-Technician Sundays and possible evenings in grounds sentatives for Merle learn, company hos- apartment in small N. Fed. Boca 395-2440 pitalization and life in- S.W. Congress Ave. Call 278-2651 keeping, maintenance and custodial oper- Norman Cosmetics. No Delray. Dressmaking & modern Building. Cen- Fine alterations, fast 8 AM to 6 Daily ations experience necessary. surance plan, credit un- Alterations. tral air conditioning. No service, reasonable - Sat. 8 AM to 1 No house to house. Ap- ion. Call Mr. Golden, children, no pets. $115. Phone Polly Kappler This is an opportunity to supplement your ply Merle Norman Cos- 395-8304. Only the finest in Used mo. MacLaren & 391-1896. 462 Hastings QUARANTEED ROOF present income. Personnel Department open metics Studio at 513 NE 10 C Help, Male or Female furniture, China, Glass, Anderson, Realtors. St., Boca Raton. REPAIRS during the week 8 AM. - 5 P.M. and Satur- 20th St. Boca Raton. silver, antiques, pic- 395-1333. 1 Day Leak Repair day November 2, 1968 8 AM. • 12 Noon. BOCA RATON NEWS f~ ^ AUTO PARTS J STOP WORRYING needs offset stripper, tures, lamps, etc. Rea-. Service $1.55 per hour. . sonable prices. Cash for McFARLAND Car, Truck & Tractor ABOUT platemaker and cam- APARTMENTS Ph 278-0721 CHRISTMAS MONEY your Don't Needs. Phyl- Parts Fast! D&M Auto : eraman trainee. Per- lis' Antique & Thrift EAST . Parts, Dick Heidgerd, ANY TYPE_ROOF You can earn a good manent job with grow- Furn. Effcys. 1 and 2 REPAIRS ~~ income as an AVON rep- Shop, next to Deerfield 220 S. Dixie, 395-2412 FABULOUS K SALE ing, expanding organi- Bowling Lanes. Look for bedrms., heated pool, 133 NE 2nd Ave. Deer- REPAIR - ALL Types resentative. Don't de- zation, with opportun- patio, from $400 mo. lay call 278-4972. yellow cottage. Daily field Beach. 399-8220. Formica Cabinets - you NEONS 29* - ...... 2 for 30* ity to learn offset news- from 10 to 5. 399-0531 McFarland Apts. East, name it - I do it 942- VELVET SWORDS 69* . .... 2 for 70* SECRETARY. For lo- paper production. Ex- 70 S.E. 11th St. Boca CAMERA SERVICE ' 1671. MARBLE MOLLIES 39* • •• • 2 f°r 40* perience helpful, but not Custom made lounge Raton, Fla. Tel 305- MARIGOLDS 49* • | '« 50* cal accounting firm. Du- chair, Stiff el table lamp, 19c "Color Print. Cam- All Types - Repairs, ties to include recep- required. Apply in per- 395-8220. era Repair, Free est. HATCHETS 69* • 2 for 70* son to Chuck Jesse, white oval marble top Formica work, Cab- RED WAG SWORDS 69* . . . 2 for 70* tionist, answering tele- for coffee table 24x44 BEAUTIFUL large fur- Passports photos. The inets, you name it - BLACK NEONS 59* 2 for 60* phone and statistical production manager, 34 nished 2 bedrm 2 bath Photo Mart. 942-6043. SE 2nd St. inches. Massage belt I do it. 942-1671 GIANT DANIOS 69* 2 for 70* typing. Must be able to apt on ocean. Air con/ SPRINKLERS CARDINALS 49* 2 for 50* 10 D Situations Wanted machine. Beautiful CARPENTRY GOLD WAG PLATY 49* . . . " 2 for 50* speak well and have neat black and white all heat, pool, TV, Delray Kilpatrick Sprinkler appearance. Age 21 to 35 Desire maids work, in Beach. Available Nov. All Types - Repairs, GREEN SWORDS 39* 2 for 40* weather coat size 14. 5 to Dec. 15. Ideal for Svc. We design, In- ANGELS 5 for $1.00 Send resume to P. O. Boca Raton area 3 days Never worn. Call any- Formica work, Cab- stall, & Service Auto- Box 1360 Boca Raton, weekly. Transportation party needing tempor- inets, you name it - 10 GAL. STAINLESS STEEL TANK, FILTER, time after 9 AM 391- ary quarters, 2325 S. matic, & Manual Sys- PUMP, GRAVEL & TUBING $9.95 Fla. 276-4977. 1364. I do it. 942-1671. tems. Authorized Toro IS A Miscellaneous Sale Ocean Blvd. 278-2646. Boo~kcases - Cabinets - Dealer, 395-9449. PEN AGRA AQUARIUM MATURE LADY -Must FOR SALE 1 be in good health and Reel type mower, edg- Maple Bedroom Set - BEAUTIFUL LARGE Panelling - Plantation Open Sat. &'Sun. Only 9 to 6 strong to work in ex- er. FILTER QUEEN Bookcase bed, chest, FURNISHED 2 Bedrm., Shutters & Doors. Bill National Sprinklers & PR: 399-0634 clusive salon. Call 399- vacuum cleaner. Call desk and chair, Silver- 2 bath apt. on ocean. Peters. 399-1951. Wells Temporary Lo- We're 5 miles North of Margate - 2% miles West 395-6992. cation - 2170 N.E. 1st on Holmberg Rd. off Hwy. 441- 8660. tone TV, Hi-Fi set, rec- Air cond/heat pool, TV. CLEANING ORGAN — Thomas ord table, 2 cherry Delray Beach. Availa- Ave. 395-1828. LUZIER Cosmetics : subsidiary Bristol-My- transistorized. Malibu dressers and nite stand, ble Nov. 5 to Dec. 15. PROFESSIONAL Clean- TV ANTENNAS""" ers. Top commission. model. Original price bookcase. Couch, maple Ideal for party needing ing Services, commer- TV Color Svc, Antennas Unconditionally guaran- over $1400 now $695. hutch, maple dresser, temporary quarters. cial & residential. All installed, TV repaired teed. Earn while you Call 399-7992. other items - Call 395- Cote D' Azure Apts. work insured. Special Bring your TV & watch learn. Build your own Italian Provincial Spin- 3712 after 5 PM. 2325 S. Ocean Blvd., - any 9x12 rug pick- it repaired same day business. Call Virginia et, white & gold. Like APPLIANCES South Delray Beach 278- ed up & delivered $10. service. CROWN TV BOCA RATON FEDERAL Dionne, Delray 278- new $545. Overstuffed Broward County's larg- 2646. MR. SERVICE 399-^8866 COLOR SERVICE CEN- now offers 5072 after 6:30 PM. chair $20. Dishes, Mir- est Selection of recon- BOCA HALL APTS HOME IMPROVEMENT TER 1140 E. Hills- 10 BVHetp Male ror 942-8929. ditioned Frost Free Re- Children & Pets wel- Florida Rooms, Car- boro . Deerfield. 399- Executive and Professional REHAB AIDE varied re- Hammond M3 organ at frigerators, all sizes & come central air con- ports — Patios — Awn- .2594, office space in tbeir new building sponsibilities for ma- less than 1/2 price. colors. Also washers, ditioning and heating, ings — Porches — Kit- TV SERVICE """"j ture, athletic male. Good condition. $595. dryers & ranges, 1 yr. plus pool. chens — Additions — Star TV Service - A1J Medical corp - order- 399-7992. Warranty — Largest Storm Panels. Anything. makes, all models NOW LEASINS ly experience helpful Trade-in onNew Gibson, 4 Bedrm. 2Bath-unfurn. Hpne 395-4884. John E. 2174 N. E. 1st Ave. SACRIFICE CARTOP Philco, etc. Sales, Serv- 3 Bedrm. 1 Bath-unfurn. Feldman. .399-2266 for February 1 occupancy Call 278-3030. Efficiencies-Furnished LUGGAGE CARRIER. ice & Free Delivery. TEFLON /" HANDYMAN - part time Custom built 4 ft by Member of Chamber of Apt. building requires 31/2 ft. by 20 in. high. Commerce. TO PLACE A We TEFLON everything 395-8800 all around services (2 Chest style. Weather- USED CLASSIFIED AD from Cook-Ware to or inquire, 451 S. Federal Hwy. to 3 times per wk - 4 proof, includes 2, car APPLIANCE MART 2800 N. Fed. Hwy. Boats, Guns, Etc. hrs per day) call 399- roof carrier clamps. 101 S. Federal Boca Raton CALL 395-8300 BOCA TACKLE SHOP •7911 ' . 395-0708, 942-1380 Pompano ,391-0083 anytime 395-0969 35 A lots & Acreage Sale 35 H Homes lor Sale 35 H Homes lor Sale 55 H Homes for Sale 35 H Homes lor Sale 35 H Homes for Sale Thursday, Oct. 31, 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS 11B 4 bedroom 2 bath - pool, 4 Bedroom 2 bath home BY OWNER. Less than FURN. OR UNFURN- -2 POOL BUILDING? many extras - By owner for immediate occupan- year old. Garden patio. bedrm. 1 bath, air CUSTOM DESIGNED cond., sprinkler sys- 3 Bedrm. 2 bath, air immediate possession cy $25,400. Teleph. 399- A must see in your plan- ESTATES SECTION I Here is a desirable cor- 601 NW 10th Ct. -Flor- 5922. ^_ ning Call 391-0970 For tem on well. Awnings. conditioned, central 75' x 150' lot. Well heat, refrig, disposal, oner lot in Royal Palm ,esta. ___ Large 2 bedrm, 2 bath, appt. evenings only. ©facing N.W. Sewers & landscaped plus fruit washer and dryer. Par- Lovely family home with 3 bedrooms 3 baths and WATERFRONT 3/2witlr Utility room, Fla. room ROYAL PALM trees. Centrally locat- tially furnished. Also maid's quarters. Newly painted inside and fine new underground utilities. In Pool, Furn. or Unfurn. includes carpeting & Luxurious & Spacious, carpeting • and draperies. Closed two-car garage with area of lovely homes. ed and reasonably pric- patio furniture. 1188 electric eye door. Huge screened patio on East with & 29 Sports Fisherman drapes, awnings. 395- describes this 3 bedrm, ed. 395-0648. ^ S.W. 3rd St. 395-4028- awning. Big lot with specimen planting, located in Build your dream house Boat, can be seen after Q232. 3 1/2 bath unique Home. prime residential area of fine homes. Walking distance on this . . . For parti- 10 a.m. 1500 SW 5th 42' NOVAC Pool, over SPECIAL! NEW to cabana club and beach . Priced at $58,000.00 firm. on this ... For COUNTRY HOME" SPACIOUS MLS BR 1642. See this home today, by appointment Ct. Boca Raton, DELRAY sized garage, fireplace, 3 bedrm. and family with Helen C. Drake, Associate. particulars call HOME room 2 bath home, w/w On acre lot. 3 Bedrm. large corner Lot & Many BATEMAN AND COMPANY LLOYD LIVELY ... ESTATES "" other extras. BY own- 3 Bedrm. 2 Bath - Pool carpeting. Central air Associate MLS BV 162 1 block from Ocean Cus- (one panelled, may be 1299 S. Ocean Blvd. 395-9355 used as den) 2 bath - er - 2398 Areca Palm with covered patio. conditioning. Modern Evenings & Weekends 395-9486 tom 4 bedroom, resid- Rd. 395-8569. Playroom 28 ft by 12 kitchen with disposal WEIR REALTORS ence. Screened Pool, 2 sunken living room, _ Weir Plaza Bldg. 855 S Fed. Hwy Florida room, dining ft. all the DELUXE and dishwasher. Only W Boca Raton Ph: 395-4000 car garage, central "MOTHERWELL" FEATURES you'd want. $26,500 MLS BR 1589 room, modern kitchen, is all you need to know 35 B Co-ops & Condominiums Sale Air/ht, many luxury See Sunday 1 to 5 and features including W/W enclosed garage, cen- about Real Estate. List tral heat and air. Un- Mon. thru Fri. 8 to 5. LARGE ONE BEDROOM carpeting. This Homeis with us and receive the 1365 N.W. 4th St. Bo- tconan APARTMENT derground sprinklers, conscientious efforts of under construction, wall to wall carpeting ca Raton or call 565- 2800 N. Fed. Hwy. Reduced to $12,900,lo- completion in 45 days.. 10 full time experienc- 8033 Ft. Laud. and draperies. $32,000 ed sales personnel. Boca Raton cated on A1A only 300* 399-5453 391-0083 anytime to Ocean and private Phone 276-7209 for Appt. UOTHERWELL ROYAL PALM beach. Central heat and Clossified Ad Service IVI REALTY BEAUTY! LOTS air, wall to wall carpets NEW HOME IN 757 S. Federal Hwy. PRIVATE BEACH Phone, 395-8300 Luxurious 3 bedroom and drapes (furniture BOCA WOODS Colonial Building and Intracoastal Waterway ^optional) Lots of clos- home along the 12th Rights. $7500 up. 3 BEDROOMS -2 BATHS IMMEDIATE Immediate occupancy, 3 Boca Raton, Fla. et space and only $50 OCCUPANCY fairway. Unusual spa- HOME total monthly mainten- bedrooms, 2 baths, fam- Phone 395-4044 ciousness thru-out with Like new former De- ily room, screened pa- IN RIVIERA SECTION ance, includes taxes, Marco model home. Ex- GARVY'St sunken living room REALTOR ins., etc. MLS BC 77. tio, garage, central heat GOT SEEING IS opening on to 45 ft, pa- This home is located between the Intracoastal cellent location, 3/2 and air. Convenient to BELIEVBV' MLS Member double garage, fire- IT! tio. Scores of extras 2325 N. Ocean Blvd. and the ocean. Large lot, beautiful landscaping, I.B.M. and F.A.U $25,- in carpeting, draperies, Boca Raton reflection pool with fountain and tropical plants, place, garden, fencing, You must see the inter- 399-1399 Anytime CARLEN 900 MLS BR 1601. kitchen work - center, patio, central air conditioning and heating, new A p ji r a is a i & R e a I f y. I nc. automatic sprinklers ior to appreciate its 450 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. and many other deluxe spaciousness. 3Bedrm- stereo system, etc. MLS wall to wall carpeting, dishwasher, disposal unit, Boca Raton 399-4440 features. Existing CARLEN 2 bath large patio - built 1569 G. For details call Come to the washer and dryer, sprinkler system, and 2 car ga- 5 3/4% mortgage. Phone - Appraisal S Really, Inc. in bookcases - sunken TOM RAINES, As- rage. Priced at $39,900. Call us today for an ap- 942-3711 or 942-8058 450 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. living room - garage sociate. YELLOW DOOR pointment. MLS BR-1575. SAN REMO! Boca Raton 399c4440 WEIR REALTORS before 9 AM for ap- MLS BR1635 $27,500. Weir Plaza Bldg. 855 S Fed. Hwy pointment with owners LAKE WORTH, FLA. EDWARD K. GARVY Boca Raton Ph: 395-4000 The largest of the 2 agent. C.B.S. Home 3 B.R. 2 Realtor Bedrm., 2 bath apart- EXCELLENT Bath InsuU Roof. Cir- Call Anytime 391-0900 DRIVE BY J-CTWfTCHELL&SQNS ments in this award win- LOCATION cular Driveway 4 foot FLORESTA 4/2 Pool ning apartment resi- Concrete Wall all \ VJLWJL/ / 22 S. FEDERAL This Colonial air con- screen patio, FIRE- 964 SW 13th St. Boca BOCA RATON, FLA. dence. Located in Villa ditioned home is locat- around. DeLuxe swim- PLACE, cathedral ceil- Verona facing south ov- Square see how this REALTORS PHONE 395-4711 ed near shopping, ming pool approx. 18 ing in living room, pan- lovely 3 bedrm home PHONE 399-6711 er the Bay of Flowers schools and churches. x 35, All Landscaped eled dining room, 2 car d the Intracoastal. with its well landscaped Excellent floor plan with with utility yard. Re- garage. Carpeting and corner suits you, then ge parking includ-: master bedroom and stricted neighborhood. drapes. LARGE LOT ed. Acres of landscap- call to see inside. It's bath on East wing. Two Kitchen, all elect., Din- with trees. Call immed- convenient to school & ing and 450 ft. of beach bedrooms and bath on ing Room, Living Room. iately. BR 1627P. front plus Intracoastal. shops MLS BR 1566 395- West wing can be clos- Den with open fireplace. 2244 A magnificent club- ed from balance of Gas Heat, Air Cooled. RICHARD F. ROSS New "Carousel" Model house, putting green, home. Enclosed garage, Screened outdoor Porch heated pool and shuffle- Realtor GREEN THUMB sprinkling system and 14 x 28. Auto. Hot Wa- 399-6444 395-0650 board. This is the only attractive landscaping. ter. Clothes Washer, Garnder - your forte apartment available in could well be this PLASTRIDGE An ideal family home. Available May 1969. WATERFRONT 1 this completely sold out modern 3 bedrm home REALTY Shown by appointment. Asking $32,000, (Owner) LUXURY AVilla. Just listed at E. R. Jennings, Boca on large lot. Sprinkler & 224 So. Fed. Hwy. MLS-BR-1634. Priced HE ULTOHS, ®$34,600. It is available for quick sale at $27,- Raton, Fla. (305)395- well. Quiet city living. 395-1433 for immediate occu- Elegant waterfront Large roomy family 950 - P-.S. Plenty of 1660. home in high prestige pancy. My best recom- closets. home. Ask to see MLS ON LAKE IDA neighborhood, a mem- BR 1476. Exclusive! mendation — I live in PRIVATE COUNTRY CLUB the same Villa. MLS B- kjtOTHERWELL IN DELRAY BEACH bership community Sit- uated on wide waterway ORYAL HADLEY MEMBERSHIP Condo 107WP. to inspect IVI REALTY Most beautiful execu- REALTOR —John B. Dolan, vice 757 S. Federal Hwy. tive residence for sale with most favored ex- CONDOMINIUM 4 BEDROOM — 2 BATH posure. A wealth of 400 E. Palmetto Pk.Rd. president. Colonial Building 5 bedrm. - 4 baths, 395-2244 in BOCA RATON large living rm., LA- warmth and charm, with FAMILY ROOM, FULLY ROOFED BATEMAN & CO. Boca Raton, Fla. Phone 395-4044 NAI, LIBRARY, screen- cathedral ceiling in SCREENED PATIO REALTORS ed patio with pool, 300 grand living room, 3 entry garden have ever seen. Every- fully and completely furnished. BR- chine and air condition- 2800 N. Fed. Hwy. & over 500 sqft in liv- 7565 Sun. and eves. 395-6775. er. $19,000 cash - Box thing about it is a YES ing room. Master bed- Boca Raton Vote! Priced right at B4 Boca Raton News. 391-0083 anytime room suite with walk in $57,500. closet and bath. King ESTATE SECTION! JUST LISTED! A magnificent 3 EXCELLENT VALUE BEAUTIFUL size kitchen with cab- bedroom - 3-% bath home on a large comer lot in Boca WATERFRONT Baton's most desirable Estates Section. The 35 ft. Looking for a well-built, well- ROYAL OAK HILLS inets galore, breakfast maintained two bedroom, two bath Deerfield Cove! living room contains an island fireplace and all 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath, 757 S. Federal Hwy. room & separate utility rooms are similarly spacious. Architect states 3900 home? Here it is! Pleasant living Breakfast Room, Large room, completely air sq. ft. under roof. Mature citrus trees grace the well 3 bedroom 2-1/2 bath Colonial Building landscaped property, and a queen size kitchen for the room, dining room, good sized kit- Panorama Kitchen, home with beautiful view Boca Raton, Fla, conditioned including gourmet who demands adequate space. It cannot be chen. A cheerful Florida room is Utility Room equipped to Intracoastal Water- Phone 395-4044 kitchen, bath, with wall duplicated at the listed price of $59,500 and the de- that extra one looks for in a de- with Washer and Dryer, way, Custom-built qual- to wall carpets and sirable 540,000 mortgage may be assumed as part of sired home. Fair priced at $25,500- One of the most ele- drapes thruout. Locat- the purchase price. MLS - BR-1622. Call John B. Large Screened and ity thru-out. Loads of Dolan to arrange your inspection. BR-1623. Sun. & Eves. 395-6775. Roofed Patio with pass closet space. Oversize gant 3/2 homes in ed on large corner lot ROYAL OAK HILLS has through from Kitchen, 2-car garage. Like-new with sprinkler system. absolutely everything 41 by 12 ft screened jpntercom throughout carpeting & draperies. "HOUSE HAUNTING?" Fwith AM/FM Radio. one could desire for porch. May assume BATEMAN & CO., Realtors MLS 1632W. For a cour- gracious living, w/w Parklike View from Pa- 5 3/4% mortgage. Pric- 1299 South Ocean Boulevard Boca Raton OPEN HOUSE teous showing call carpeting, gorgeous ed below $27,000 Con- tio with Privacy. W/W IVAN HAACK. . . As- Thursday, Oct. 31s! Carpeting and drapes draperies, heated pool cepts Development Inc. 395-9355 399-8284 sociate. and many other unus- 399-1872. 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. only 6 months old. In- WEIR REALTORS 1350 S. W. 5th Court terior completely re- ual features. A must to Weir Plaza Bidg. 855 S Fed. Hwy. see MLS BR 1624P. 3 bedroom & 2 bath home located on decorated. GEWeather- Boca Raton Ph: 395-4000 waterway Pool, Centra! Air & Heat, tron Airconditioned and Family Room, Double Garage. Heated. Complete set COUNTRY CLUB VILLAGE CARLEN Storm Panels and sun Appraisal & Realty, Inc. MLS #BR 1630 WP shades, Underground Under Construction 450 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Sprinkler System. -Ready Dec. 10, 1968 Boca Raton 399-4440. TOOMEY REALTY PRICED TO SELL $29,- t 4-BR. & 2 BATH "" BEL LIDO' .'ROYAL PALM-REALTY;- 500.00. Call 391-1379 1 3-BR. & 2 BATH WATERFRONT OFFERS —— for appointment. BUY OR RENT SPECTACULAR INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES George B. Van Zee, Realtor SPACIOUS two bed- Each with screened pa- with option Royal Palm Shopping Center tio & Pool, 2 car ga- 581 ft. Zoned for Apartment or Co-Op across from Royal Palm Golf room, two bath custom BRAND NEVf Club for less than $250 per ft. 307 Golf View Drive built home by owner. rage & family room, 171 ft. Zoned C-l Across from Royal Palm Shopping Center less carpeting throughout, MEDITERRANEAN 395-1661 _^^r^ Designed for carefree 3 Bedroom-3 Bath, on Deep less than $350 (or lease) living. South facing pa- range, dishwasher & CANAL with Central A/C & 200 ft. Zoned R4, city water and sewer $200 per ft. disposal. Central Heat heat. Large screened PATIO, rfao. Oversized garage, :complete kitchen & enclosed Complete carpeting and & Air Cond* 2 car GARAGE. This land- 34 S.E. Oh street 395-1881 draperies, Gentral air, scaped corner lot has Boca Raton 943-7554 SPRINKLING SYSTEM & the Florida a ml radium heat, sprinklers J R F Development DOCK is equipped with elec- 391-0846 Corp. Inc. tric & water. Excellent condition, Call to see by appointment many extras call 395- Call 4048. 391-1450 or 395-0702 -,542-9550 ; MB BOCA RATON NEWS K^ia,. Qc^3i, 1968 At Henderson School JUDGE JAMES ANN McKAY SCHOOL BOARD STEWART DISTRICT 5 - REPUBLICAN Music educators will meet COUNTY JUDGE PD. POL. ADV. Nine South Florida sociation meets at Flor- a demonstration and and Mrs. Frances Red- GROUP 2 counties will be repre- ida Atlantic University discussion of the Orff ding's subject will be Bob DeYOUNG sented by approximately Saturday. method of teaching "Music in the Middle REPUBLICAN music to elementary School in Broward REPUBLICAN FOR 200 school music teach- Beginning at 9 a.m. M.'M. Aalv. *y Camp. Tnu. ers when District I of in the auditorium of the school children. Bell County." STATE SENATE the Florida Elementary Alexander D. Henderson will follow with a talk on recent ideas in ex- DISTRICT A35 PJ P I-.\'i Music Educators As- University School on the O east end of the campus,- pressive and rhythmical the affair will be opened activities. with welcome addresses Three music teachers YOUR PALM BEACH COUNTY by Dr. Robert Wiegman, of the Dade County sys- dean of the College of tem will join to present TAX COLLECTOR : Educators, and Dr. next a demonstration and Frank Rosecrance, discussion of Dr. Ho- SHOP MUST principal of the Univer- ward Doolin's "Intro- sity School. duction to Music,' ' a PRIME MEATS First on the day-long method , of teaching the schedule will be a de- fundamentals of music. Personal Service UALIFIED! monstration of multi- They are Phillips Nic- He handles over 50 MILLION DOLLARS annually. media aids for use in hols, Blue Lakes and 400,000 individual transactions annually. elementary school South Miami Elemen- Collects for 23 separate taxing agencies. music classes by Her- tary Schools; Asa Dun- can, Carol City Elemen- YRS. TAX YRS. TAX , YRS. LAKE WORTH bert Evans, learning re- U.S. PRIME boneless tip roast 1 Trimmed lean, tender and tasty COLLECTORS , | ASSESSORS TAX COLLECTORS sources specialist, and tary School; and Joseph Sirloin Steak ASSISTANT I ' OFFICE I i OFFICE =15YRS. Laber, Myrtle Grove C. Clark Bell, instruc- ! tor in education. Elementary School. Dr. Kenneth H. Robin- Final speakers of the VOTE FOR U.S. PRIME beef - this makes a I son, associate pro- day will be two county wonderful oven or pot roast lbJ 19 EXPERIENCE C. E.'-McGEHEE supervisors of music, Rump Roast I fessor of education, as- I, REPUBLICAN sisted by Bell, will give Mrs. Dorothy Land will discuss "The Delta Mu- f sic Pilot Program in ( i Palm Beach County" FRESH legs cut from our own large • I Chicken Legs Georgia chickens. Delicious 1D.59

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