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BOCA RATON NEWS 28 Pages Vol. 14, No. 44 Thursday, March 13, 1969 City opens talks on site for golf course Alford to I seek option for links Acquisition of a municipal Florida Atlantic University drama student Tony Serrao golf course m-wed a step clos- mixes education and pleasure playing the role of Lt. Cable er to reality this week when to Karen Parker's Liat in "South Pacific." More photos City Manager Alan Alford was and story on page 6A of today's News. authorized to open negotiations for an option on a proposed site. Alford said the site — not spe- cifically identified — is located west of the city limits in Council turns down an unincorporated part of the county. Council Tuesday voted un- animously to open negotiations multi-family zoning for a parcel of land followed a new report from the city's golf course committee headed City Council Tuesday turn- tial districts," and suggested by Councilman Pat Honchell. ed thumbs down on a proposal that the site was ideal for Alford said the proposed site to re-zone a seven acre parcel cluster housing. is slightly larger than the ac- from single family to multi- "There's already enough tual requirements of a muni- family Vrusing. R-3 areas in the city to take cipal course, but indicated that In what appeared the first care of our needs for the next some study would be given to clear-cut'test oi" the low-den- five years," Gonnet said, "we related recreation activities sity -high-density, debate since think it's time to call a halt which could be incorporated on the new council was seated, the to this type of development." the same parcel. vote was 4-1 against the propos- •*\ N ed zoning change. It would have He added the city was a bit permitted some 207 apart- Hearing set wary of being too specific about ments — according to the de- Tourists are a hardy lot.. .a lot hardier than at Boca Raton's beach. The only concession the site location since the first veloper's plan — in an area the year-round residents of Boca Raton. In to the weather was a pair of canvas wind- proposed parcel was snapped which now would accept some in park case spite of chilly weather and brisk northwester- breaks. up by another purchaser before 35 single family residences. ly winds, this group found its place in the sun the city could get to the owner with an option proposal. Involved in the request was Boca Raton will have its day Council first acted on pur- a parcel of land north of 13th in court Friday ; . . and hope- chase of property Jan. 21 when street and east of Northwest fully will return with another it Instructed Alford to nego- 4th avenue. The request has 500 feet of oceanfront proper- Councilmen blast Underwriters tiate a dollar-a-year option for twice been approved by the ty for expansion of Spanish Riv- the purchase of 160 acres. The city's planning and zoning er Park. i proposed site was located west board and was rejected once The city's condemnation case previously by the pit/; coun- has dragged orllfor months with of Militi.iy T?;ail n--a.rtbA-Car.al -delaying tactics of the proper- 15 crossing, Lund eosm weip.. cil, ,tf ,•::> ..,.. 1 for city rate classification estimated*, at $2,500 a& acre. Councilman Pat >Honch£li, ty owners and ^roh ems of courj: However, before Alford could who cast the only vote for the -scheduling.- Friday's hearing Fire insurance classifica- ray Beach enjoys a Class 5 In other action at Tues- act, the property was purchas- change, said he didn't recall will be on an order of taking for tions, pegging Boca Raton at rate, day's meeting, the Council: ed by John Oxley who owned ever having voted for the only half of the city's current the Class 6 level, were blast- "This report is worthless," ASKED for a report on nar- two other pieces of land adja- ' 'erosion'' of single family expansion project. A full trial ed by City Councilmen this Maull said, "it looks to me cotics use and abuse in Boca cent to it. Oxley said he had area, but was inclined to feel to set the price for a full 1,- week. like they're more interested Raton and called for a work- no idea the city was even in- that the planning board had 000 feet to the north of the pres- Receiving a report from the in keeping the rates up." shop session with Police Chief terested in the land and had been made the best decision. ent park limits will be held at South-Eastern Underwriters The Underwriters are an W. Hugh Brown and Det. Al negotiating with the original Objections to the proposal a later date. Associaion which retained the association of insurance firms. Nahrstedt to discuss the pro- owner for its purchase for some were voiced by homeowners If the city's bid for an order city's present status, urged The ratings which they assign blem. time. in the area and representa- of taking is successful, a de- further improvements, and effect the premiums which local ORDERED an investigation Honchell later said the city tives of the Boca Raton Fed- posit of double the city's ap- called for retention of the call residents must pay for life of alleged building discrepan- must have a minimum of 150 eration of Homeowners As- praisal of the property must bix system, the council vowed insurance. Although many thou- cies and delays in issuing cer- to 160 acres for the course. sociations, Peter Gonnet, pre- be made with the circuit court. to carry its protest to Tal- sands of dollars may be involv- tificates of occupancy for two "Preferably," he said, "this sident of the federation, lab- It will require about a million lahassee. ed on a city-wide basis, an in- apartment buildings on South land would be in the area west eled the proposal a "further dollars. Councilman Harold Maull surance agent present at the Ocean boulevard. of Military Trail between the erosion of the R-l residen- The city also plans to insti- urged that a city delegation meeting estimated that an aver- TRANSFERRED $4,400 to the Hillsboro Canal and Canal 15. tute proceedings as soon as pos- call on State Insurance Com- age homeowners would save city's legal department to help "We flew over this property sible for further acquisitions. missioners Broward Wil- only about $4 a year if the pay for the services of an as- and it is all conducive to a golf Purchase of the site and a bond liams and request an explana- issue to finance the acquisition city were changed to a Class (Continued on page 11 A) (Continued on 11 A) was approved by the city's free- tion. He pointed out that Del- 5 rating. March 10 - 12, 1969 holders almost two years ago. Since then, two federal match- Hi Lo Rain ing fund grants have been re- Mon. 67 48 0 ceived, the most recent to match Education is migrant's greatest need Tues. 68 47 0 a second bond issue approved Wed.(noon) 66 42 0 last year. more advantaged children and Hospital. (Third in a Series) Although only in its first year, In the children's program, By MARLENE FREEDMAN the program is already hailed adults." as a great step toward academ- While Boca Raton School about' 175 six to twelve-year- meets the needs of its own mi- olds studied reading, mathe- "If you give a boy a fish ic progress in other subjects matics, language skills, art, "He will have a single meal. — where understanding had been grant children, the Migrant Ed- ucation Center at FAU con- drama and physical education "If you teach him how to fish, impeded by the language bar- including swimming. And they "He will eat all his life." rier. cerns itself with migrant chil- Taught by a Cuban native, dren throughout the state. went on weekly field trips to With that poem — from a the program aims to make the Operating from a men's dor- bowling alleys, the theatre, and newsletter of the Migrant Ed- children bilingual and to as- mitory on campus, the state sightseeing attractions. ucation Center at FAU — the sure them that English is not agency acts as a laision between The teachers are all volun- purpose of education for mi- meant to replace their native the State Dept. of Education teers, including Marymount and grant children becomes clear. language,, just to supplement it. and the 20 counties in Florida FAU students who spread their It is to teach the offspring of Migrant students at Boca Ra- having the largest migrant pop- dedication throughout the school the nation's mobile population to ton School also benefit from the ulation. year by visiting the children at be independent, self-reliant and Florida Migratory Child Com- Officials of the Migrant Edu- migrant labor camps and tu- productive. pensatory Program. cation Center provide consul- toring them. And Boca Raton is rich in During this school year, mi- tants and audio-visual mater- agencies working for the edu- grant students and their col- ial to teachers of migrant chil- While rated a success, the cational enrichment of migrant leagues will go on nine field dren and organize workshops, program has one major failing, children. trips financed by federal funds. seminars and institutes "to help according to one of its organi- The most migrant-oriented The trips as an official of the those who are Interested zers. public school is Boca Raton Compensatory Program puts it, in helping migrant children." "We don*t have the facilities School. "provides the migrant and so- Center pamphlets deal with during the year," she laments, With about 40 migrant among cio-cultural children opportun- health and nutrition instruction, "and a lot of them migrate be- its elementary enrollment — ities ordinarily denied the child social services, recreation, vo- fore we can help them." and up to about 70 the prev- cational guidance and cultural vious school year - school of a low-income setting." Most of the migrant families Administrators of the pro- experiences. leave in May for farmlands in officials have introduced an gram praise field trips: While the FAU facility is "English As A Second Lan- geared primarily to children, the North and take their chil- guage" program. "Field trips give the educa- dren out of school before the tinally deprived child a back- Mary mount C ollege offers pro- school term ends. But the dis- (Related story page IB) ground of actual, first-hand ex- grams for both migrant chil- From kindergarten through dren and their parents. ruptive traveling pattern was sixth grade, Spanish-speaking periences with nature, indus- recently turned to advantage by try, business, community and For the past four years, the two FAU professors. children learn to read, write, civic organizations and the arts. college has held summer edu- speak and understand English. These direct experiences stim- cational and vocational enrich- They created educational ulate learnings, broaden knowl- ment programs. Federal funds games and incorporate them edge and make abstractions from the Office of Economic into Learn-As-You-Travel kits found in printed materials more Opportunity financed the pro- for migrant children. The kids h . t ~ _ ~" meaningful. grams for three years, but since — which are available in three Ann Landers Page 4B "As a result of this expos- then they have been supported learning levels — were the re- Calendar 4B ure, new concepts can be de- solely by contributions. sult of a brainstorming ses- Church News 9B veloped such as practicing heal- About 130 migrant adults at- sion of 41 teachers from 21 Classifieds 12-13B thy living habits, using leisure tended last summer's class- counties in the state who be- Editorials 4A time wisely, appreciating comes on the college campus. Some came migrants themselves last Public Notices 10-11-12B petent, skillful and talented peo- learned basic academic skills, summer. They retraced the mi- Even a small thing like climbing bars becomes a luxury Real Estate 5-6-7-8B ple, sharing enriched ex- while others learned sewing grant highway along the East- for migrant children who might never know what a play- Sports 12-13A periences with peers and par- and typing and some took nurs- continued on Page 8A) ground is. Travel 9A ents, and communicating with es aid training at North District 2A BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, March 13, 1969

Stone eating snail takes dainty bites

Wind, waves . . . and snails . . . erode rocks.

A pernicious little snail that sistant professor of biology; er of the beachrock ... but not fresh on top, salty at the bot- ually increased. In small tide gae, the snails, or both, is rath- has an appetite for algae spic- Dr. Robert B. Grimm, assist- much. tom in most cases. pools, acidity increased to the er like asking which came first, ed with stone is gradually ant professor of botany; and J. As a matter of fact, the But ocean water is nearly point that it could attack the the chicken or the egg. Howev- gnawing away at the rock hold- Blaine Davidson, associate blue - green algae which neutral ... in any event, not cement" which makes beach er, Siphonaria's backward evo-{| ing Boca Raton's beach in place. professor of ocean engineer- Sophonaria seems to prefer ac- acid enough corrode the beach rock out of beach sand. lution patterns leaves the way^ But don't look for any dras- ing. tually penetrates into the top rock. Florida Atlantic's inves- What causes the acidity to open for one theory: because tic changes in the next day or What they discovered and the layer of rock. tigators discovered, however, increase is something of a moot the snail still has remnant two. The stone-eating snail pre- manner in which it was dis- Siphonaria may take dainty that the acidity of water left by point at this stage of the inves- "lungs," it exhales carbon di- fers his beach rock in micro- covered raises almost as many bites, but as a polite diner he the tides on beach rock where tigation. Whether the increas- oxide. When carbon dioxide is scopic size bites which, in the questions as were answered. leaves a bit to be desired. All Siphonaria was feeding grad- ed acidity is caused by the al- bubbled through ocean water ^ long run, account for far less At first blush, a stripped- of those teeth scraping over the carbonic acid is produced. erosion than the mechanical down Siphonaria is hardly ex- surface of the stone make a But whatever the specific effects of wind and waves. citing. Almost perfectly round noise not unlike sandpaper, a source — or sources — ot" the Most common on Boca Ra- and slightly conical, the "false fact which the FAU team de- acid solution, the FAU team ton's beaches is a dime-size limpet" fastens itself tightly to termined by wiring the animal concludes that it is organic, critter with a dollar-size name: the beach rock by suction. It for sound. Recordings made originating from the plants and Siphonaria pectinata. This evo- blends well with the rock, with through a tiny microhydrophone animals that inhabit the tide lutionary throwback is appar- radiating brownish "spokes" while the snails were eating, pools. ently headed in the wrong di- emanating from the top of the produced results which resem- In any event, there's no threat rection ... back to the ocean cone. Around the edges of the bled the crackling of stiff parch- beachcombers. They can instead of away from it. He shell, shallow serrations pro- ment when amplified. vide a "milled" edge. dip a toe into the tide pools really doesn't eat much rock, Still unexplained at this stage without fear of being either bit- only what he picks up while Inside that shell lives a tiny of the investigation were the so- ten or burned by acid. And the grazing on algae covered creature with a formidable lution hole formations. A rela- stones, but another aspect of rock isn't likely to crumble un- set of dentures. The presence tively common formation in derfoot. his unique niche in the littoral of from 5,000 to 10,000 teeth many geologic situations, may help explain the occur- in each snail established for the the solution holes occur in South The University team con- ence of "solution hole" for- FAU scientists that Siphonaria Florida primarily in inland ducted its studies at Jap Rock, mations on the intertidal rocks. is "undoubtedly capable of con- areas where decaying plant ma- Butt's Cave (the formation just Siphonaria and its odd habits tributing to mechanical erosion terial creates an acid solution south of the Palmetto Park road were studied by a special in- of carbonate substrates. . ." which eats its way into the un- beach), and at the inlet. As an terdisciplinary team of schol- Which means it can eat rock.. derlying rock. In Everglades aside to the studies, the FAU ars at Florida Atlantic Uni- However, the point to re- National Park and many simi- scientists suggested that the^jt versity and described in a pa- member is that Siphonaria isn't lar places where rock is ex- series of ragged beachrock out- * per presented at the Dallas eating rock for its nutritional posed or very near the surface, crops at Butts Cave may be the convention of the American As- value. While grazing on the al- these solution holes provide wa- feature responsible for Span- sociation for the Advancement gae, it picks up the top, micro- tering places for animals. At ish explorers calling this lo- of Science. Participating in the spically thin layer of rock at Key Deer National Wildlife Ref- cation "Boca Ratones" — the study were Dr. Alan K. Craig, the same time. It's a little uge in the Florida Keys, the so- rat's mouth. There is no sig- associate professor of geo- easier because growth of the lution holes provide water for nificant rock feature in the area graphy; Dr. Sheldon Dobkin, as- algae helps soften the top lay- of the original inlet which could the short - legged deer. It's Siphonaria pectinata at work. have provoked the appellation.

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By JIM RIFENBURG persons are put in the general for defendants who never fund and this money presumably showed up. Neither did their Boca Raton lawbreakers are pays for court, but it may not attorney, for that matter. getting away without paying be nearly enough. Although each of these per- thousands of dollars they would Judge George de Glaire this sons who work for the city are pay if they lived in a lot of week assessed $10 each against on a salary basis, their time other cities in the country, in- defendants who did not appear could have been spent in a more cluding some very close by. in court as directed. It was per- profitable manner than waiting. Welcome change City court here has not had haps a misunderstanding on the In most states and most cit- a system whereby defendants part of the attorney who is de- ies, defendants who are found were assessed costs. Any costs- fending them. guilty of a crime, whether it connected with running the court However, for more than half be a red light violation or grand are passed down to the taxpay- an hour, a judge, court clerk, larceny, are fined and assessed The see-saw argument over what is to be want to continue accepting all responsibility ers. bailiff, city attorney and police court costs on top of it. It would done with Boca Raton Inlet has apparently been for keeping the inlet open indefinitely. Fines coming from guilty witnesses sat around waiting appear the same thing should be settled for the time being, even though the The one-year agreement simply puts off done in Boca Raton. Why should settlement is far from a permanent one. making a final decision. the taxpayers take the rap for Arvida will dredge and maintain the inlet While it doesn't necessarily put the city and the lawbreakers by providing a for a year, according to the agreement which Arvida any nearer to a permanent arrange- Biafra? No... Florida, U.S.A.H court system for them free of was accepted by the City Council Tuesday night. ment that will be mutually acceptable, the new charge? At its own expense, Arvida will dredge the agreement does have the one valuable plus — Many cases never appear in inlet and keep it dredged for a year. The ex- it will mean that the inlet wil 1 be open for a Boca Raton's city court and pense could vary greatly, depending on the year. still cost the taxpayers consid- weather, its effects on the shifting sandy bottom, Eve n if the two parties land in precisely erable money. Charges and and the hard-to-predict cost factors involved. the same positions at the end of the year that counter - charges are brought they maintained at the beginning of it, a lot by individuals who get into fights Part of the idea is to see just what will be of boaters and fisherman will be pleased about and a couple of days later patch required to keep the inlet open. A year's ex- the situation for a year. things up and ask that the charg- perience at it will be of some value in pre- And all of us will have enjoyed for a year es be dropped. dicting what will be involved in the years an inlet that does what it is supposed to do- Meanwhile, Mary Lawrenson, to come, in case the city takes over main- allows boats in and out and allows a free flow court clerk, has drawn up a lot tenance on a permanent basis. of the tides. of papers, policemen have been But everyone concerned should understand A solution — even a temporary one which called in on overtime to testi- that the current year's arrangement isn't a opens the inlet — is a welcome change from fy and other witnesses have been permanent one, since Arvida isn't likely to the impasses of the past. subpoenaed. Who pays for all this? The Views of other newspapers taxpayers. I've been on the other end of the thing. Two weeks ago I was picked up for speeding on the turnpike. It cost me $5.18 in court costs to find out the auto For a better world company had put the wrong gears in the speedometer assembly of my car. Even though the case was dismissed, I still Freedom cannot be bestowed — it must be the attendant ills of the cosmos. Such desire had to pay the $5.18. A certain achieved. To get freedom one must shoulder is doomed to failure because above everything amount of paper work was done, responsibility. else, it is born of self. Until a man is freed and because of this, a cost was In the world of employment, man's chief of selfish desire, each part of personal free- assessed. endeavors these days seem to be bent toward dom he wishes to achieve becomes only another Most of the state long ago emanciplation from work. Man is looking for form of slavery. did away with a fee system, leisure and security; he is unionized in his The crying need in the world today is for which was definitely unfair. aspirations and collectively bargaining for workers, desirous of contributing to, rather However, cities have re- something— for himself. than taking away, from the world. The more a fused to provide court systems Thus a new religion, or belief, has been man accepts selfishly for himself, the poorer at a cost to the taxpayer. Ex- born as a part of the sixties — the new bonanza a family and community he builds about him. cept for Boca Raton. ready for popular vote is guaranteed income and To progress is to broaden oneself in an out- We are growing in so many political freedom from want and any responsi- ward mien — a better world is seidom achieved ways. We are becoming me- bility. in any other way. tropolitan. Why can't we keep

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The art of crjamming people into trains might *some. time, for a current., report that 506 Paying for improvements be thought to hfve been perfected iii the subways additional men have been.hired notes that the of New York' City, with the exercise of it total is brought to 2,577. Of the newcomers many performed by the customers themselves. The are college students skilled in judo, karate, By MALCOLM JOHNSON ment program for their mu- 200,000 people are served by a shove to the shoulders, the knee in the small of or soccer. Kyoto News Service describes their tual benefit.) private firefighting company the back, the squirm between other passengers operations as helping to support Japan's econ- Communities still can have We may hear more about (which uses white trucks, not already suffering from over-togetherness: these omy from behind. improved and efficient public this method of helping down- red.) methods have been brought to a fine pitch.They "Lowering their heads slightly like bulls facilities without total govern- town, because it is only a Houston, Tex., has no zoning are further enhanced in effect by a proxy confronting a matador in a ring," the news ment commitment to their fi- question of time until owners ordinances and leaves protec- sort of reciprocity; while A is shoving B, C. is service explains, "the ace pushers spring at nancing. of suburban shopping centers tion against undesirable en- shoving A; or, the crammer crammed. a passenger from behind and push him into The new 11-story city hall who do all those things at their croachments on property to the coach, which is already bulging with passen- building which is part of an own expense will balk at pay- deed restrictions which must New York must now take a back seat, or more gers three times the fixed capacity." We are emerging civic center in Hay- ing taxes to help downtown com- be taken to court periodically appropriately a jammed-in standing position, to impressed. Once again it has taken the inscrut- ward, Calif., is being financed petitors. and renewed by the people most, Tokyo. In the Japanese metropolis the packaging able East to beat the open-faced West at its by a non-profit corporation set concerned — the property own- of subway passengers has been entrusted to pro- own game. up by local business people. In Westmister, British Co- ers themselves. fessionals,, Apparently this has been going for —St. Louis Post-Dispatch lumbia, downtown property One of the first lighthous- According to the leaflet, owners have agreed to as- es off the coast of England was Downtown Idea Exchange, the sessments for 10 years to fi- privately built and operated for city will lease the entire build- nance half the cost of a beau- centuries by a corporation ing, occupy the first six floors, tified semi-mall with planters T hich paid for it, and earned and sub-let the top five floors and benches and angle parking on it, out of fees paid by ship Babka, canoli and fadge for private offices until they on the town's main street. owners who entered the port^ are needed. It can be done. It's not only that we lament that passing of the of the earlier half century, with newly arrived Rent income will go to retire Also, they have guaranteed neighborhood bakery, with its trays of pastries . Polish and Italian and Irish immigrants, has bonds, and when the debt is to pay assessments over 20 and pie-squares and cream puffs in the window been partly the cause of the change in flour- paid the city will get title to the years to meet any deficits nec- outside of which stood small boys thinking about based goods. Authentic babka, canoli, and building. essary to retire bonds for a what they would buy if only they had a nickel. fadge, once the neighborhood bakery's main- two-level city rental parking Letters... But a country's pastry is an index of its stays, can scarcely be bought now. This is a plan similar to the garage paralleling the main character. And present ready-mix methods of For anything like a grandmotherly reproduc- one used by the City of Talla- shopping street one block away hassee to build the Knott Build- on the low side of a ridge. pastry making — in which one or two kinds of tion of such goodies, it is up to today's mother ing in the Capitol Center for basic commercial dough are used, camouflaged to buy the fixings herself and, recipe book in State agencies; and under Flor- Visualize it as an elevated The Boca Raton Mews in different glazings and shapes — reveal a flat- hand, reinvoke the earlier, less " fast but at ida law there is little reason structure running in Tallahas- welcomes letters to the ed- yeasted. sameness in American life. least full-yeasted era's delights. itor on subjects of timely Perhaps the erosion of the ethnic distinctness to have a private corporation do see all along the west side of --Christian Science Monitor the financing unless a city was Calhoun Street from Park Ave- local interest in Boca Ra- in a bad credit status. nue to the courthouse and feed- ton. Letters should be of ing customers to Monroe Street reasonable length to assure ^ On second thought However, it makes a point, stores from the back. When publication; those of ex- and we in Tallahassee have finished, it will provide 911 cessive length are subject heard some cocktail hour talk off-street parking spaces. to condensation. Letters about why an auditorium should be free of libel and couldn't be financed that way The point is, you don't have not offensive to general Gallop into the dawn for our town. to wait for government to do standards of good taste. it all. Phoenix, Ariz., has no mu- More pertinent to our situa- nicipal fire department. It, and By GUS HARWELL thing more strenuous than driv- makes my legs so sore I limp, tion here, and to the downtown neighboring Winslow, some ing a car or pounding a type- and the invigoration doesn't last problems of other Florida cit- JOGGING has become a na- writer. long. I end the day more tired ies, are some contributions by tional sport, or pastime, or than ever, and I am also sore. affected business and proper- therapy, or exercise, or what- SO I STARTED.This is my I will persevere, though, in ty owners to sprucing up cen- ever it should be called. second week of arising at 6the hopeful belief that someday tral business districts to help We are told that arising in the a.m. and galloping off into the soon I will begin to regain some meet competition from su- iiitililiitii morning and going out to trot dawn to gain some of my youth- of the old youthful spring in my burban shopping centers. around, breathing clean, fresh ful vigor. legs. air, getting our stagnant blood My first fear was that my I look forward to the day Stockton, Calif., using au- Py 4, Marctl 13i 1969 circulating rapidly and expand- wind wouldn't let me jog very when I can gallop off into the thority of a State law, has cre- Published every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at 34 S ' E- ing our lungs is a great health- far at a time. I conquered that dawn and jog a full block be- ated a "downtown business im- 2nd St., Boca Raton, Fla., 33432, by the Boca Raton Pub-' improver. fear the first morning when I fore the old legs give up on provement district" with pow- It is, we are told, unless you discovered that my legs won't me and make me walk a while. er to assess extra license fees iishmgCo., Inc. Phone 395-8300. try to over do it and drop dead carry me far enough to get me against business operators to W.H. HARWELL, Jr., Publisher or something final like that. out of breath. SEVERAL have asked finance street decorations, ex- I'm not ready to give you my The first morning I was able me how the lawn is coming, tra parking facilities, a clean- JOHN T. OPEL H. CLAY RILEY considered opinion based on to jog slowly about one-half and I've had several expres- up program, and for advertis- Editor experience, because I haven't sions of sympathy concerning ing special events to Adv. Mgr. been at this jogging thing very block, but that far only while my black thumb. attract people. long. I was fresh. I am forced to admit that the Entered as second class mail at the postoffice at Boca But I succumbed to the com- At this point, I can say that yard is beginning to look a lit- The novelty is that the tax Raton, Florida under the act of March 8, 1879. bination of articles about why the morning air is invigorat- tle better, but so far as I can for support is levied against the mild exercise is invigorating ing, and jogging does make you tell, the green part is getting business operators, not Member of the Florida Press Association and National and healthy, and my own sure generally glow a little and feel just a little greener, and the the property owners (who, in Newspaper Association. Subscription rates: By carrier in i knowledge that I am stagnant better. brownish parts are remaining Tallahassee, have not been able the city 70^ per month; by mail in the U.S., one year $10 00 and flabby and never do any- But I must confess that it as brown as ever. to get together on an improve- 6 months $6.00, 3 months $4.00. ' $50 million complex Thursday, March 13, 1969 BOCA RATON NEWS 5A Gov. Kirk will speak CASH FOR YOUR dred Years of Progress SILVER Gov. Claude R. Kirk FURNITURE will speak at the Flori- for Our State and Par- ANTIQUES, ETC Commission OK's plans for airport da Republican Centen- ty." Mrs. Ray Rankin, nial dinner Friday, ac- Boca Raton, is program 399-0531 County Commis- formed the board that this week. He also re- and it was made a mat- red for a study to the cording to an announce- chairman for the event. 10 AM - 5 PM sioners Tuesday auth- Palm Beach Industries ported that Palm Beach , ter of official record. airports director and ment by co-chair- engineers. men Mrs. William Cas- Complete UMBRELLA Protection orized the county attor- is ready to start dev- Industries financial Commissioners also • Travelers * Aetna * Continental ney to proceed with de- eloping 150 acres at the backers include Arthur approved a $289, 238 The board agreed to sady and William G. Group * Royal Globe * London & tails for development of airport under 27-year Anderson and Company, contract to Hardrives of urge state legislative James. Lancashire * Boston ' a $50 million complex lease terms approved one of the world's lead- Delray for Southwest action to make medicaid Insurance Co. at Palm Beach Inter- by the Federal Aviation ing accounting firms; 12th street improve- a part of the Social Sec- The dinner will be national Airport, pend- Agency. Commis- The Butler Company, a ments. The project will urity Act at the federal held at 7:30 p.m. in the JOHN D. TALBOTT ing a favorable court sioners a week earlier diversified business of include four-laning levl as a means to re- Ramada inn, West Palm INSURANCE AGENCY, ^nc ruling on a suit now un- voted to execute the Oak Brook, 111., which from Germantown Road lieve the tax load on loc- Beach. 489 N.E. 20th St. Boca Raton d er advisement. lease which will return was extensive holdings to Old Dixie, and a two- al property owners. Governor Kirk's Ph. 395-1511 or 399-1516 The action followed $8 million as county in- in real estate, land de- lane improvement from Commissioners noted theme will be "One Hun- a lengthy report from come during the 27velopment, office build- Congress .Avenue to that county costs run County Attorney R. years. ings, manufacturing Military Trail in the high to help indigents Bruce Jones who in- Jones expressed an firms and others; and Delray Beach area, and medicaid would shift opinion that a write of Nils A. Lundberg, Crabtree Construc- financial burden. mandamus suit filed in senior partner of tion Company was the In other business, the M A MODERN Circuit Court would re- Brooks, Harvey' and apparent low bidder, at board: sul t in a favorable rul- Company, a leading $7,241, for extension of —Returned a single INVESTMENT ing for the commission mortgage, banking and a water main to a new bid on a "bookmobile" SERVICE investment firm. FAA control tower now for the new countywide FOR INDIVIDUALS Board Chairman E.D. under construction at library system, and Gall us for (Dan) Gaynor commend- Palm Beach Interna- authorized revisions in AND tional Airport. There INSTITUTIONS ed Jones for the report specifications to attract on behalf of the com- were four other bids and more bidders by re-ad- Tn obtain tumpl imtnury investment Jala TERMITE mission and the public, all of them were refer- vertisement. anj helpful factual linnkkts. simply write, call ur ship in and visit us. CONTROL We've got the new one GET RID OF • TERMITES LAIRD. Bis SELL from Toyota • HOUSEHOLD INSECTS 8 MEEDS, INC. • PATIO, IAWN & GARDEN PESTS Ali-w/jfit New Vflri and Amerlam Stork Hahnmci Mil alter Prinripul Start RESULTS GLARASTEED ' ami ComwJ'ily V.*rb.uiRri JACRO PEST CONTROL! Services for Gen. 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When the curtain goes up Friday on the Delray Beach Play- house s production of "South Pacific," many faces in the cfst Tpecfflc. *m BeaCh C°Unty • • •• Boca Raton to be The Rodgers and Hammerstein hit - this year's choice for the one musical extravaganza produced annually at the Plly- faouse - opens Friday with the first curtain at 8:30 pjm; The show will play evenings March 14, 15 17 18 20 21 and 22 with a matinee March 23 at 2-30 p.m ' l/> ls> zv> Z1 and 22 1 ce tI n a11 f /^ ^ P 2RatOn' Star° the top roles are filled by bhe T °Sc ott Ha* den ™whg 0 ^ha the role of Nellie ^f r thee past yU - ears ands mi trod the boardS er remie° r sin in arty sh ^ 15 leading riS rn]f ^Q5 / S S P > e aimed at the top . .? the role made famous on Broadway by Mary Martin. A former ^iyerlormer, Mrs, Hayden hag Been ihvolveS in tSS£ ;^T; k l -hool days _ Her romantic lead will beplayed by Richard Wright from the music faculty at Florida Atlantic University, As if playm? l S f ^T1 W W?ght als° Rubles in LaSaf «£&%&e lead in the T y Serrao ?? ,.1 ' music major at FAU, will plav the

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£Ko?al 8%2F£?2Z2%£Plah been m several Playhouse musicals and dramas Bob Davis, a newcomer to the Playhouse will plav the comir role of Luther Billis. Davis works at IBM and has had preS stage experience in the Greensboro, N.C. community tSer useh°ofS his^teno? **• ™ ^^^ a ^ng âSfhe makes play. in the few sol° numbers he has in the Playhouse favorite Ernie Simon, plays the part of the gruff and tough Captain Brackett. Simon, a local lawyer and iu<5f ?iSayhou7e?S ** ^ Pr6Sident °f *e ârd. of X'ectSs'of S doiwmtte" n^S'/^ Slnging tafltru«or and musician, is doing the part of Commander Harbison, Bracken's side- kick Jim Marsh completes the officer group, playing the roS of Lt. Buzz Adams, and Tom Field has taken on a dual role al radio operator MacCaffery and SeaBee ' Many other new and veteran performers are cast in the other aXlhinging r°leS tO fiU OUt the cast of 37 needed to stage the elaborate musical. Among the Playhouse regulars are Edward Cyr, who portrays the part of the ProflssS- Cyr's brother, Richard, is playing Henry, the native s™t' Nestor Karnoupakis is the comic StewpoZ'soprano ElaSX* erts is playing the role of Madam Charlotte, who sTngs the French version of the beautiful Bali Hal. Lora WbbhS g a C the of P anSda IedBedforfordK?nd Kingsbur?h y sing.P^,s this yea^lar in ,th heae chorusd on. Hot trTZnfl °Lthe new comers are the two children Tony El- u d the partS of ^.areKaren ParkePaSSr? playSts ' an?!d dance? ° s the part o ^f thê beautifu^ Jeromel . Also participating in the acting, singing ?r>?7--J * tin Kruppenbacher, Rick Frisbee, Noel K ~ • . Corcodilos, Johnnie Williams, John King' i ' Alexa Purdy, Lucky Purdy, Dolores Susan Faurot, Barbara'Cyr and Camilla Sr

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Tony Joy Meyers Thursday, Morch 13,1969 BOCA RATON NEWS 7k Water levels are up in conservation areas west of city

Heavy rainfall during feet mean sea level by ricane season. cording to the normal made to bring the lake start of the tropical now lace the Everglades prevent loss of life such the first 10 days of this June 1 to coincide with When the lake level spring drawdown, spec- level down to a safety storm season. region to provide aeon- as occurred in 1926 and month caused water the start of the hur- fails to respond ac- ial water releases are: regulation stage by the Giant dikes and canals trol of water levels and 1928, " levels on Lake Okeecho- bee and in the three water conservation areas to take a shar p rise, necessitating the opening of spillway gates on the Caloosahatchee Riv- er, Army Engineers report that Lake Okeecho- Here today, bee is .37 foot above schedule following heavy weekend showers which totaled as much l.t as four inches. yours tomorrow. Conservation Area west of Boca Raton, is nearly one foot above regulation schedule, Conservation Area 2 is .7 foot above schedule and Conservation Area 3 is only .25 below schedule. Inflow of water from the drainage basin north of Lake Oke- echobee continues to pour millions of gal- lons of water into the lake. District Engineer Co. John F. McElhenny said as a result the maximum amount of water is being pumped into Conserva- tion Area 3 through Pump Stations seven and eight and maximum gra- vity flow of water is being released from Con- servation Area 2 into Area 3. In addition, gra- vity discharge of 4,000 cubic feet per second of >•# water has been started down the Calooshatchee River. Discharge into Everglades Park through water control structures along the Ta- miami Trail totals 1,000 cubic feet per second. All water possible is being moved southerly to Conservation Area 3 and as soon as the water level is raised to regulation stage the gates leading into Everglades Park will be opened to the maximum. "The historic average rainfall over the Lake Okeechobee area . during the entire month of March is 2.59 inches," Colonel Mc- Elhenny said, "but the rainfall during the past week has totaled 4.1 inches. With two thirds of the month remaining and the forecast for above average rainfall for the state, it is im- perative that we take action now to attempt to lower the lake level so that we can be in a safe operating range when hurricane season starts in about 60 days," McElhenny said. Army Engineers in cooperation with the State of Florida and the Flood Control District operate the major out- lets of Lake Okeecho- bee for flood control purposes. Using schedules based on normal water levels, the engineers allow Lake Okeechobeeto rise to 15.5 feet above mean sea level during the winter months in order to conserve water supplies. The lake level is gradually lowered by evaporation and use- age during the spring months to reach 13.5 Here today, yours tomorrow. Queen Anne chairs.You're enchanted by the graceful shells Some people still think that if you want the very carved into beautifully proportioned table legs. And when finest furniture, you have to expect to suffer agonies. Wait- you see the name Henredon, you know you must have it. ing, waiting. Waiting for each piece to arrive. But people Immediately. who think that, are people who don't know Furniture Piaza. And immediately you'll get it True, we carry only the best. But we carry so many, Unless, of course, you want the seats done in any many groups and single pieces, in thousands of feet of one of a thousand fabrics our staff of interior designers showroom galleries. And we're so nice about deliveries. So, can show you. In which case it will take a little (but really "here today, yours tomorrow" is no idle boast. not much!) longer. WHY Say, one lovely morning, you come in and see the Moreover — "here today, yours tomorrow" holds dining set pictured here. You fall in love with its rich, per- true whether you want a single chair or a whole house full DIDN'T fect woods. You love the Folio Four idea of adapting late of furniture. / THINK 17th and early 18th century English designs to contempor- So come in to Furniture Plaza — today. You can be in the center of a whole new world — tomorrow. TO ary interiors. You're intrigued by the flowing lines in the CHECK MY POLICY INSURE WITH "DAY" BE SURE TOMORROW Furniture Plaza 559 N. Federal Highway, Boca Raton / ph. 395-3232 -•'r-r:;.*\:\ -.;•.-... .-.- •; A gene y ' "I 1500 S. FEDERAL HWY.\ Open 9 to 5:30 Monday thru Saturday / open evenings by appointment One of America's truly fine stores CALL 395-0220 MON.-SAT., ON SUNDAY CALL 395-9683 OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM-5 PM We invite you to visit our model apartments at Parliament House and model home at Pinetree Country Club in Delray Beach, Fla. 8A BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, March 13, 1969

(Continued from page 1) Beach County, so the county last trip . . . field trips show ern Seaboard from Florida to receives a substantial share of them new and unfamiliar things, New York and developed tra- the Florida Migratory Child like fire engines. veling games that teach geog- Compensatory Program,, The simplese things some- raphy, arithmetic and social With $300,000 in federal funds times lack meaning for some studies. — channeled to the state and, of these mobile children. The principal of an elemen- in turn, to the county — the Like time, Teaching tary school located in the heart county school system provides "These children measure BOCA RATON of south Florida's farmlands a mobile dental clinic, apaper- time by the seasons," a training put it this way: back library, "English as a manual for migrant teachers "We're trying to absorb them Second Language" program, observes. "The days of the into our world and make it field trips and administrative week and the seasons often have available to them and we're also systems for transferring rec- little meaning. Only one season NEWS trying to give them a self-im- ords of migrant children en- counted for them, 'picking sea- the tering and leaving public son', as they moved from one' age. schools. "A child might be in school state's picking season to the for only two months or two The funds, according to an next. days, but we want to make those official, "give the school sys- "In one primary class, most migrants two months or two days worth- tems an opportunity to try new of the youngsters knew about things that they would not try Sunday and were mildly inter- while. by themselves." "A child might go home from ested in Monday, but asked po- school today and move by sup- Teachers of migrant children litely why one had to bother pertime and never return to strain to make learning con- about Tuesday, Wednesday, and this school . „ « but we accept cepts meaningful to them. so on, because they were sim- this as a way of life for them." Measurements talk of bushels ply workdays like Monday." Migrant children attend of tomatoes and pints of straw- classes in 40 schools in Palm berries . . .geographyrevolves NEXT: A house is not a around things they saw on their home, just a resting place. 888833^^

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Conceived, created and developed "by WHITEHALL REALTY, INC., A Subsidiary of RADICE REALTY AND CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION OF NEW YORK AND FLORIDA • Investment Builders Since 1920, ' pot of gold? «- ^ Match 13^1969 BOCA RATON NEWS 9A Florida bridges lead to vacation treasure ? ' Like the high arch of built alongside the orig- bait-and-tackle shop. boating, picnicking and bell) opened, lessening nic tables and grills. At t ;the rainbow leading to inal, and soon motor- Not far from the Sky- camping. the distance to Glear- the southeast end is ;the legendary pot ofists will have a way is another scenic Also crossing Tam- water. Along both sides Tampa Municipal IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE FHE ASSOCIATION •gold, Florida hasthous- four-lane thoroughfare. bridge system, the St. pa Bay to the City of of the causeway are pic- Beach. sands of bridges leading The Skyway has four Petersburg Bayway, Tampa are three nota- OF to vacation treasures. In smaller bridges and six which connects St. Pe- ble bridge - causeways. fact, the Sunshine State causeways. The bridges tersburg and St. Peters- When Gandy Bridge was BYER HAROL D W. O'CONNOR might well be called a are up to 2,000 feet long burg Beach with the opened between St. Pe- INCORPORATED and are lined on both MUTUAL FUNDS "land of bridges." county-owned Fort De tersburg and Tampa in STOCKS - BONDS REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS Although comparative sides with catwalks for Soto Park. Five bridges 1942, it was an occa- TAX PLANNING COMMERCIAL — RESIDENTIAL — LOTS — ACREAGE figures are unavailable, fishermen. On each side and four toll plazas sion for rejoicing. Dis- 275 Via Rosada, Boca Raton, Fla. 2O S. E. FIRST AVENUE « BOCA RATON, FLORIDA Florida probably has of the causeway are out- make up the 13.2 mile tance between the two Royal Palm Plaza 395-0544 standing beach recrea- cities was cut in half. more bridges than any facility. At Fort DeSoto BOCA RATON 395. 36OO RESIDENCE 395-4623 Tune in Radio Station WSBR 12:10 P.M. week-days other state. By last tional areas. In one main Park are ideal facili- Later Davis Causeway FORT LAUDERDALE 39S-360O count of the State Road park are bathhouses, ties for swimming, (now Courtney Camp- for your stock market report. Department, it was re- picnic tables, benches, sponsible for 3,905 grills, a restaurant and bridges spanning the EVEREADY waterways of the state. And there are countless i others that are main- [UNIVERSAL tained by counties and 9 VOLT municipalities. fay General Electric Among the thousands of bridges are those with BATTERIES DRUGS a special character. REG. 1.38 PER PACK Some are notable be- 12 BATTERY TWIN PACK FOI cause of a great engi- IS FAMILY DRUG. neering feat involved; UNIVERSAL Others have such dis- tinguishing features as being the state's long- ROTO-BROIL OR TWO SHELF est or highest. ALL STEEL All have the appeal RELIABLE HY FRY that goes with the vista FASCINATING of land and water and AUTOMATIC UTILITY TABLE promise of idyllic vacation spots awaiting the with ELEC. OUTLET traveler. Many offer GILLETTE DEEP FRYER Real AUTOMATIC HEAT CONTROL 5 'A 2" CASTERS OF CLEAR PLASTIC. catwalks or secondary QUART CAPACITY, HANDY COOKING DOUBLE BOLTS AT ALL CORNERS CHOOSE FROM GOLD OR AVOCA- facilities for the fish- GUIDE, YOUR CHOICE OF MAKES topping Cente, * Villa DO ..,uyC mart ier man, INJECTOR 15.95 VALUE Sapping Cente, ' Approaches and 4.95 VALUE ^causeways of many of BLADES, 1.00 VALUE ithe bridges have scen- '99 !ic recreational facilities for swimming, picnicking, boating, fish- Which Is The ling and other enjoyable Largest State? LIMIT ONE activities. Along these Alaska is the largest CHROME PLATED FORMICA TOP STEP free public areas are State in the Union, some of the most beau- boasting a land area 6"ELECTRIC RANGE tiful seascapes to be of more than 571,000 STOOL seen anywhere. square miles. Alaska STURDY MODEL, NON SKID GRIP In the Florida Keys is more than twice as HOUSE n GARDEN REFLECTOR PAH the Overseas Highway large as Texas, which WON'T TARNISH, FITS EASILY TO RANGE 2.98 !(U.S. 1) is noted as the is second in size with VALUE Just ''highway that goes to a total land area of PATIO TABLE sea." The sea-going slightly more than 1.00 :route hops across isles 262,000 miles, VALUE :for 100 miles before CORRODE, FOR PA TABLE TOP Wonderfu Although Alaska . PARTIES. ETC. Teaching Key West. In 13 OZ. H1IRSPRAV, BEG. :all, 42 bridges span the ranks number one in 4.95 YALUE land area, the State is 1 GALLON PLASTIC IRONING BOARD Hard to Hold, W VALUE ; route. BY LEXTON, WITH SCORCH ; When the traveler 50th in population. The PROOF COVER AND RUBBER TIP ;crosses Seven Mile I960 population for 66 JUICE DECANTER LEGS ;Bridge below Marathon, Alaska was 226,000. 2.95 ;he feels as though he This means that our HEAVY DUTY MODEL WITH POUR- 123 northernmost State ING SPOUT CAN BE USED FOR VALUE LIMIT 1 ;actually is at seao Only has only 2.5 persons, MILK, JUICES, WATER, ETC. ;break in the vista of sea on an average, per •and sky is Pigeon Key, square mile. That is 89° PERMANENT PRESS Jwhere the University of quite, a contrast to the ; Miami has marine lab- VALUE 5QZ. •oratories. , heavily populated "me- SUAVE DRESS SHIRTS tropolitan centers of TWO POCKET SHORT SLEEVE, WHITE, • Highest of the bridg- the United States. SIZES M» THRU 16 es in the Keys is Bahia This largest piece SHAMPOO 13 INCH PLASTIC "• Honda, which was built of real estate in the 3.98 86 LIMIT ONE -atop the superstructure United States was pur- 8 OUNCE, CLEAR, EGG ORl VALUE ^of a former railroad ^CONDITIONING, REG. 59<[ SALAD BOWL cased at a cost of $7.2 LONG LASTING Abridge. It, like Seven million from Russia, STRONG PLASTIC, -Mile and many- other CHOOSE FROM ASSORT- PERMANENT PRESS Quite a deal! We can't ED COLORS. Abridges in the Keys, was promise you the larg- SHULTON -once part of the Florida est piece of land at 98° MEN'S SLACKS .'East Coast Railroad the lowest possible CASUAL 5LACKS IN ASSORTED COLORS. "built by Henry M. Flag- LIMIT ONE VALUE WAIST SIZES 30-42, IN ASSORTED price , but our firm LENGTHS; DACRON POLYESTER AND COT- BOY ;ier. The building of the TON. ^railroad has been de- can always boast of the very best in service. 18" PATIO PUTTER, 5.98 scribed as one of the We believe our cus- e I66 10 OUNCE greatest engineering 98 VALUE...... VALUE ifeats of all times. Start- tomers are just like 1.00 VALUE ed in 1907, the railroad Alaska — Number One ;did not reach Key West Come in and find out luntil 1912. It was de- for yourself. 5V2 FOOT VINYL DISPOSABLE istroyed in the hurri- Serving your insur- 100 cane of 1935. The rail- ance needs completely PHOTO OFFEIti ^road bridges were in- and efficiently. Call BEACH UMBRELLA LIGHTER us! FULL SEE FOR OUTINGS AND THE NEVER REFILL THIS BUTANE corporated into the Ov- LIGHTER. THOUSANDS OF LIGHTS 395-4334, W. P. BE- BEACH, COMES IN ASSORTED erseas Highway, which BOUT, 140 No. Fed- COLORS. LONG, LONG LASTING Excedrin was opened to traffic VINYL REG. 129 in 1938. eral Highway, Boca 1.59 VALUE Raton, for the ethical 10.95 • -:- i) 1.49 1 ; Florida's highest advice and valuable in- :8S bridge and one famed for formation you need. VALUE ;its spectacular view is Hint for the home: PLASTIC RING ;the Sunshine Skyway, Iron dirty? If you do ASSORTED ¥ which crosses lower not have any commer- Tampa Bay joining the TODAY AN°S|\iSi"m SPRINKLER St. Petersburg and Bra- cial products to clean BEACH BAGS LIMIT denton -Sarasota areas. your iron, simply put ONE equal amounts of vine- LARGE CHOICE OF STYLES At the midpoint of the COLORS, BAGS WITH HANDLES 1.00 gar and water in you OR DRAWSTRINGS. ALL HEAVY 15 - mile -long bridge- iron, steam about four HEAVY DUTY DUTY VALUE causeway complex is the minutes, disconnect main bridge which takes and let stand one hour. 1.49 motorists up 150 feet Rinse thoroughly with CHARCOAL VALUE over the bay. A dupli- clear water. CLIPPER AUTO SEAT *f 66 cate skyway is being CUSHION, 2.95 VAL 1 Dristan Nasal STORAGE Mist T5cc FREE TUBE TESTER Limit 1 II love it! ELIMINATES COSTLY SERVICE CHARGES! BUCKET GET PROFESSIONAL RESULTS YOURSELF. ALL TUBES ARE NEW VALUE §3 TARGET 1.98 VALUE LUSTRE ! OR HI-FI AND GUARANTEED CARPET ONE FULL YEAR. 1 •—-—m ROOFING CO. 14 HA B.F. GOODRICH TRAVEL The best-of-all for walj-to-wal]. Or 1.49 spots and paths. Fluffs upWtted dawn TODAY AND EVERY- nap! Brightens colors. Only f§ a sq. ft. DAY! mmss snm NOW 941-6920 CALL Easy! Rent shampooer forgl a day. FILLED RIGHT. SEAL ROOF INTERIOR AND SPiHHiHGREEL J™ CLEANING LOCK AND 88 RIGHT! AND GRAVEL EXTERIOR BONDED & 6'GLASS ROD IR PAINTING PAINTING „-„„ -,.,,-„ OFF! WITH TUBULAR FIBERGLASS ROD FOR- fj} ^gF ROOF #330 QUICK REEL WITH TUBULAR FRESH OR SALT WATER MYADEC VITAMINS VIVA TOWELS ALL TYPES ROOF REPAIRS 30 128 scon FULLY GUARANTEED j» Pm v FISH STRINGER, 25' VALUE •••••• 14° BOTTLE VIVA TOWELS 2.85 VALUE REG. 37c ALUMINUM LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON THRU 3/15 ROTTEN TARGET LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON THRU 3/15 GUTTERS LUMBER 400 N .W. .39 St . AND SINGLE TRAY «J« REPLACED DOWNSPOUTS TACKLE BOX "|99 "j" WAX um SCST 100 PAPER PLATES Licenced 12 OUNCE WHITE ONLY C Free Estimate REGULAR 24 1.00 and 1.88 1 VALUE 56 LIMIT 1 WITH COUPOH THRU 3/15 LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON THRU 3/15 insured Prompt Service 10A BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, March 13, 1969 Voice recital final NOW EVERY SUNDAY BREAKFAST exam for FA U student Dining \sst Business The public may watch ceived her bachelor's Luncheon a final exam at Florida degree from Eastern THE ELKS CLUB Atlantic University Mennonite College 140 N.W. 11 Street when voice student Es- (Harrisonburg, Va.) and ther Wenger sings for has taught music educa- BOCA RATON her degree at a grad- tion in parochial and uate vocal recital Sun- public schools. Pancakes & Sausage, Juice & Coffee . $1.00 day. Assisting her will be Steak & Eggs ...... $1.50 The recital will be- clarinetist Frederick gin at 18:30 p.m. in the Stevens, band director Sun., March 16th, 8 a.m. to 1:30p.m. Elks and their friends Invited **•• • • University Theatre on and humanities instruc- Dedicated to. ... campus. There will be tor at Belle Glade Senior PINE DINING no admission charge for High School, and Mrs. Famous for Prime Roast Beef, the recital'. June Tillman of Fort Hnneless Duck, Scampi, and Mrs. Wenger, a stu- Lauderdale, organist- SprciaV Gourmet Dinners. dent of voice instructor director of the Coral Richard Wright of Fort Ridge Moravian Church. Laud erd ale, is working toward the master's de- An insect that can gree in music education. cause severe damage to v - :. Currently teaching buildings — most often v, • ., music education in the new ones — is the "old Belle Glade Elementary house borer." The School, she also teaches adult beetles are usually voice privately and is J DINE &, DANCE OUR SPECIALTY found in the Eastern *>c\ to the '.;•.' : choir director of the United States and in - romantic music of Char-Broiled Steaks and Community Methodist Texas, Louisiana and Broiled Florida Lobster Church, Belle Glade. JOSEPH TROPPE Mississippi, -and thr Casino Strings Mrs. Wenger re- All mo[or COCKTAILS 524 * &• Credit Cards 4 TO 6 PM. Honored (Except Sunday & Holidays) :' T..' r.-.(Tv..:eALL •••; Schrafft's famous recipes of Top and bottom views show new pavement nearly ready over pe- Chinese & American. Cuisine MAITRE d' JOSEPH traditional foods assures you of FAMOUS MAINE S631234 destrial underpass at Spanish River Park. Extension of the tunnel, Miami 949-1707 top-notch quality whether for below, will still be needed to carry it beyond the State Road Depart- I LOBSTER CANTONESE breakfast, luncheon or dinner. It's Schrafft's for your favorite foods. ment right of way, and into the park area. in Fort Lauderdale PHONE 395-4800 IffI RESTAURANT AND LOtJNBE '! 2222 N. Ocean Dr. •f.511! NORTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY T[i POMPANO BEACH --.! !Ai; TEL. 3W-SCTS Of 39MO0O- ••-."• i || Coinsand See Yourself 1|: Under Black Light i STARTS AT —i CANTONESE FOOD j 8 P.M. DAILY PREE for SHftlNEItS ONLY! ,i! TO TAKE OUT SATURDAY and SUNDAY WECATERTO SHOWINGS at A REAL STAG WING-DING SPECIAL PARTIES at the GOLD COAST SHRINE CLUB-DEERFIELD BEACH PH 399-0000 -FOR PRICES FRIDAY, MAR. 14th 5 to 7:30 PM FAMOUS DOOR .••-.' .-• CHINESE RESTAURANT In the COVE SHOPPING CENTER FREE Food...Drink...Fun! DEERFIELD Serving Lunch - Dinner - Late Supper CLOSED MONDAY Open Noon til Midnight Contiaiyoys BIG Floor Show FOR RESERVATION OR TAKE OUT ORDERS - 399-5455 DRAWINGS FOR FREE PLUS 6 RCA RADIOS RADIOS EVERY HALFHR.

I FAMILY CARRY-OUT FOODS i Sponsored by SHRINERS for a NEW SHRINE TEMPLE Complete Dinners Served with Baked Potato or French fries, slaw, roll from $1.10 Phone 395-5001 for Service OPEN | Com/no Square Shopping Center 1:15 P.M. FAMOUS FOR . EXCEPT U. S. No. 1 at 20* ST. Features At VSA-[- _ su BOCA RATON 1:30 - 4:15 - 7:00VMON •ft*?-^sr*^ "STEAK-ON-A-STICK' 9:45 pri. thru Thurs. 39?-4!1« 3/14-20 One weekend Major Smith, Lieutenant Schaffer, and a beautiful blonde .' * named Mary decide to win Dog training classes World WarH. RiZZO'l HELL Italian-American Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer presents a Jerry Gershwin-Elliott Kastner picture starring ;" Cuisine scheduled at center Dine Tonight IN THE . Richard Burton Clint Eastwood Mary Ure in Our A new series of dog mornings each week for obedience training will six weeks. Pre-regis- Cellar Lounge also starring Or begin soon at the com- tration is requested by PACIFIC * l-i , . I l«f I n A- I III I slory and screenplay Dy dmctedby produceproduc d by munity center. the center since as 12 Patrick Wymark- Michael nordern • AiistairMacUan-BrianG.Hutton. aiiot Dining Room Ray Nadeau will teach students are needed in if Sugxatted tot MATURE auBEER DONATION $3.50 PER COUPLE) Saturday, 7:30 P.M. U. S. No. l _ Brtwcsn Fl I U.irierdale and Pompano 1 Phone 942-8366 I ELKS MARCH 15 Thure. Fri. Sat. ELKS and PRESENTING 3/13-14-15 Guests The Missionary Pageant 140 N.W. 11 Street Cordially .. invited! "THE GREATEST STORY YET UNTOLD" BOCA RATON Featuring 100 Singers and Instrumentalists with with Dr. Clarence Vf. Jones, HCJB "The Voice of Missions" Also Featuring *FRANK BOGGS in %9 Bass Baritone "COOGan's Internationally Famous BLUff " Starring * Inrl Van i Sherri'Imt Recording Artist Fair iorwl *PAUL CHANG The chef at Pal's Captain's Table does won- derful things with fowl. _ DEMI Tenor KPMRD-MARTIN Like Lime broiled breast of capon. Hickory ROUGH MIGHT broiled duckling with orange honey glaze and peach Chinese Singing Ambassador IN JERICHO RES: 942-1744 chutney. St, Augustine fried chicken, cream gravy. NON-DINERS WELCOME Coq-au-Vin. And so forth. There's no end to his *THE PALERMOS inventiveness. Recording Radio & TV Artists And he's just as creative with steaks, chops, Recently Returned from Seafood. Viet Nam If you think there's nothing new on the restaurant horizon, discover Pal's Captain's Table. HOST: DR. TORREY M. JOHNSON NIGHTLY AT NOON CONCERT DIRECTOR: DON NEWMAN 9 Get The Habit! A Must For Many

ADMISSION FREE to the beautiful arid spacious 2200 seat sanctuary. DOORS OPEN 6:45 P.M. BOCA RATON'S MOST BEAUTIFUL AND FINEST RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE. 36 SE 3rd St MR. MUSIC - KEMP REED JIM BONNER WSBR BIBLETOWN COMMUNITY CHURCH on Mantmartre Alley at the piano, solovox, 740 an your dial drums. One Man Combo. Broadcasting daily The finest in French-American There's a place for you at Pal"s Captain's Table. The restaurant, you can visit by Intracoastai Waterway 600 N.W. FOURTH AVENUE, BOCA RATON 12:30 - 1:30 or State Road 810. Deerfieid Beach, Florida. For reservations, tel. 399-4000. Culsin* OPEN 11 A.M. - 4 A.M. BANQUETS -BUFFETS - DINNER PARTIES 395-7635 Heads Bethesda group Thursday, March 13, 1969 BOCA RATON NEWS 1TA Hospital board elects Newman Board slates three hearings C. Harrison Newman, thesda Memorial Hospi- I. Wilde, Boynton Beach, missioners voted to The city Planning and Zoning expected on a proposal to in- The Board will also consid- Boca Raton, was elect- tal, Monday at the com- secretary-treasurer. meet monthly, rather Board will hold three public crease minimum parking re- er a request to rezone from ed chairman of the mission meeting. Commissioners re- than on the present hearings tonight, including the quirements in multiple-family C-l to B-4 property south of Southeastern Palm Other officers named appointed on a one year quarterly basis, with of- controversial revised ordi- dwellings from 1.5 per unit Hidden Valley boulevard bound- Beach County Hospital were William F. Koch basis are Russell T. ficers and heads of de- nance regulating off-street to two per unit, a change in ed on the west by Dixie High- District Commission, Jr., Gulfstream, vice Clayton, Bethesda ad- partments of the Be- parking. requirments for shopping cen- way and with the eastern bound- governing body of Be- chairman, and George ministrator; Neil Mac- thesda medical staff. The proposed revisions to ter and new regulations for ary lying 250 feet west of the Millan, hospital attor- They also decided the city's parking ordinance off-campus student housing. west right-of-way of Federal ney; Himes and Himes, to defer opening of bids will be presented by James Also scheduled for public highway. PUBLIC auditors; Dr. Merrill F. on construction of a ra- Becker and Howard McCall, hearing is a proposed amend- CORDIALLY INVITED Steele, consultant to the diologic complex and members of the Board, who ment exempting developers commission, and Col. emergency, receiving along with Walter Young, city from revisions in planning and Golf Paul Veillard, Boca Ra- and treatment, area planning and zoning director, zoning changes for six months BILLY GRAHAM ton, secretary to the from March 25 to April have studied the matter. after certification of a building (Continued from Page 1) board. 3 because of lack of bid- Most of the controversy is permit. ders to date. course," he said. SAN FRANCISCO CRUSADE In other action, com- According to the committee's A Film Being Shown report, there are 45 golfers per Two new buildings thousand residents nationally. Court costs levied The report says Boca Raton CHURCH OF OPEN DOOR has about 90 golfers per thous- planned at college and. SUNDAY EVENING 7:30 P.M. Although there are five 300 N.W. 35th Street Contracts for two new Junior College board of buildings are to be aw- trustees today at 7:30' courses within the city limits against absentees and several more surrounding FREE WILL OFFERING arded at a special meet- p.m. at the student ac- ing of the Palm Beach tivities center at the Boca Raton, the over-crowding college. City court re-convened Tues- 1 p.m., Judge George de Claire during the winter season was The new buildings, a day afternoon long enough to recessed one hour for lunch. cited as one reason for a mu- SELLING OUT OUR ENTIRE food service manage- call six cases and levy costs Back in the courtroom at 2 nicipal course. ment building and a new in each one. p.m., the judge, prosecutor, "Using a projection figure of STOCK OF administration building, An attorney had called ear- court clerk, bailiff and police 36,000 people by the end of will be the first built lier in the day to say he would witnesses sat and waited. Nei- 1970," Honchell said, "it ap- at the college since the be late for court and to put ther defendants nor counsel appears a city - owned course SPORT COATS board of trustees was his cases at the bottom of the, peared. would pay its own way." established Julyl, 1968. list. When all cases on the Finally at 2:30, Judge de Although the meeting docket had been disposed of at Claire banged the gavel and an- up to 50% OFF was called to award the nounced court was in session. Council contracts, other general Names and defendants and (Continued from Page 1) items of college busi- Tennis charges were called by the sistant city attorney. THE TROUSER SHOP ness will also come be- clerk. They included Christo- INTRODUCED ordinances for fore the board, accord- pher Hamiltons two counts of R-B-l zoning along the 409 E. Atlantic Ave., Delray Beach ing to Dr. Harold Man- lessons possession of alcohol by a mi- proposed extension of 40th Arcade Tap Room Bldg. or, PBJC president and nor and one count of disorder- street east of the Intracoast- FREE ALTERATIONS executive secretary of Tennis lessons scheduled to ly conduct; Robert P. Bozzone, a Waterway and ammending the the board. begin March 8 will begin this possession and disorderly con- parking requirments in single Saturday instead, according to duct; Carlos A. Delgado, dis- family residential districts. an announcement by the recrea- orderly conduct, and John F. APPROVED a draft contract tion department. Sullivan Jr., two counts of pos- setting out the basis on which The class was postponed last session and one of disorderly the Arvida Corp. will dredge week due to rain. Beginners conduct. and maintain the Boca Raton will play at 9 a.m., with in- No one answered the call and Inlet for one year at the com- 8/7/ O'Stewarts Historic termediate students at 10 and Judge de. Claire assessed $10 pany's expense. advanced at 11 a,m. Registra- court cost in each case or a VOTED to prepare specifi- tion is advised by the depart- total of $60. cations for modification of two ment. City prosecutor said all six sewage pumping stations to cases have been postponed sev- handle increased loads and The paper and paperboard eral times previously. authorized the city manager O'RIVERVIEW RESTAURANT industry is by far the largest It was the first time court to advertise for bids for a new user of starch in the United costs had been levied for non- pumper for the fire sub-station OPENST. PATRICK'S DAY States. appearance. on A-l-A. MONDAY,MARCH 17 - 6:00 P.M. Student art FRESH, CRISP, HOME GROWN TRADITIONAL show to open CAWRNED BAFE and CABBAGE An exhibition of student art is scheduled VEGETABLES OR, FOR THOSE WHO LIKE OUR REGULAR FARE WE for the gallery of the OFFER! O'SNAPPER, 0'YELLOWTAIL,MCDOLFIN, Art Guild beginning O'POMPANO, O'GRABMEAT, O'DEWEY, O'SEAKABOB, March 23. .M,:.^.;: ( Mrs. John Coggari of AND, O'BQY, LOTS OF OTHER GOODIES! the Guild and Mrs. Wil- NEAL liam Blosser of the Jun- ior Woman's Club said LOOK WE'RE BY THE BRIDE IN O'DEERFIELD both organizations were FOR RESERVATIONS CALL co - sponsoring the event. The exhibition of FARMS • • paintings of students of BILL O'WALKER, HEAD LEPRECHAUN 399-6680 grades one through 12 WHAT A will close April 5. MARKET*! Fishing and hunting is big business. Sports- men contributed approximately $184,000,- SAVES ^ DOLLAR 000.00 to the economy of Florida in 1968. YOU w' BUYS! MONEY! HOME OWNED AND HOME OPERATED - 18 YEARS EXPERIENCE QUALITY AND PERSONALIZED SERVICE BEEFSTEAK # *§{%$% TOMATOES Ss luo INDIAN RIVER SEEDLESS VALENCIA 3 joo ORANGES DOZ LARGE RED RIPE I STRAWBERRIES 3 100 BASKETS THE ^ ^ HOME GROWN cascades Sweet Corn 100 GWEN BAR! iS International Chanteuse magnificent in atmosphere and Pianist NEAL FARMS MARKET Entertaining in the superb in cuisine Exciting ® nil MM. §i 429 N, Federal Highway - Deer field Beach, Fla. - Phone 399-8300 Hex! Door to Lino's!ey Lorn her Company on 5ih Avenue GROTTO LOUNGE UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT 12A BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, March 13, 1969 Pitchers duel in scoreless game, called after seven

Pitchers for Boca Ra- was called and a score- Bobcats and Warriors date. ton and Jupiter battled less tie declared. will remain on the The same thing hap- for seven innings of According to Sun- scorebooks as a tie. It pened to the Bobcats in baseball here Tuesday coast Conference rules, will not be played to a a previous year and ev- night before the game the game between the conclusion at a later entually cost them a Suncoast Conference championship because they were half a game behind the winners. Cecil Connor went the route for Boca Raton on the hill and gave up only one hit, a single in the fourth inning. John Gallatin was the twirler for Jupiter. He pitched hitless ball through the seven innings. Both teams threat- ened to score on occas- ion during the game but couldn't get a man past third base. The Bobcats missed a scoring run by about five feet in the third inning. Keith Trinkner walked, stole second and went to third on a sacrifice by Tom Keith. With McClain at the George Knopp, Bobcat catcher hidden behind umpire's chest protector, puts the tag on a Warrior plate batting, Trinkner went in from third and runner at home plate. It was Jupiter's only chance for a score. was only a few feet out . % when the pitch crossed In Royal Palm Polo Sunday the plate. However, with Keith Trinkner, first baseman, lays down a bunt for Bobcats. the hit and run signal on, McClain reached high in an effort to bunt the ball and it went foul. Houston and Boston will clash Bobcat golf teams almost Jupiter immediately brought in the right Boston and Houston to watch. Known as Mr. rating of seven goals, John Oxley, president* fielder to play in a short will clash in a polo game Speed, Carroll domi- Atkinson plays at six of Royal Palm Polo, said make clean sweep at PGA infield position and any Sunday for the Water- nates play in any game gials. a meeting of all team scoring chance was ford Crystal Trophy. he enters. Riding with Co-Captains Don lit- captains is scheduled Male members of the and Linda Shultis each loss and one tie. over. Until a protest over the well-known horse tle and Russell Fire- for this afternoon to rei high school golf teams had three wins. The Boca Raton will play Connor got as far as last Sunday's game is trainer will be Capt. stone complete the ros- solve the protest Iodg4 took two of three match- girls also won the med- Jupiter and Belle Glade third base for the Bob- settled, Houston leads Will Farish at three ter. ed following last Suni es this week in compe- al score. The fourth at Belle Glade tomorrow cats in the sixth inning the Sunshine League goals, Chuck Wright at day's Houston-Milwaui tition at the PGA Coun- player was Lori Jack- afternoon. after getting on base with three wins and no four and Jules Romfh at Sunday is Irish Day at kee contest. .: . I try Club. son. Gordon Gilbert is the with a walk. But he also losses. Boston has a two four* the polo grounds with a Milwaukee won the The girls did even The girls have a rec- golf coach for the high couldn't score. and two record and is marching band promis- game on the strength of better, taking all their ord of eight wins, one school teams. Thompson, who got attempting to get on the For Boston, it will be ed and music by Shirley a free shot in the last matches. Jupiter's only hit of the win side of the ledger. Dr. C. C. "Buddy" O'Meyers and her ac- 15 seconds of play ia For the boys, it was ball game in the fourth, For Houston Sunday, Combs and Bill Atkinson cordion. The tri-colour the sixth chukker. The a 3-2 victory over Riv- tried to steal home and Del Carroll, at eight handling the center of Erin will fly under the shot was given to the iera Beach. The same Bowling Standings was put out by catcher goals, will be the man slots. Combs has a American flag. Suds City team because score prevailed over George Knopp in the at- of a safety over the Fort Pierce,, Verna Miller was the BOCA HARBOUR LADIES tempt. LaCosse went to Not walking variety backline by a Houston A strong Forest Hills winner of the ladies di- third for the War- player. ; Team Won LOSt riors on the same combination won over vision of the bowler of Bonitas 57 35 Boca Raton, 4-1. the month tourney. She Yellow Tails 50.5 45.5 play but never got any However, team cap- Andy Harmatz paced had a handicap series Pompanos 50 46 farther. tain Will Farish the Boca Raton team of 680. The men's di- Sharks 49 47 Darkness and bitter Catfish farming growinj contends the ball hft Angelfish 47.5 48.5 cold set in late in the a horse before it rollecl with three wins.jJohn. vision was won by Joe Sailfish 47.5 48.5 Lyons had two vifctor- Yuzzi with a handicap Barracudas 46 50 ball game and at the end The catfish you eat in meal and peanut cake. through fee fishing over the backline an9 ies and Jim Cole] one. score of 711. Piranhas 45 51 | of six innings, umpires a restaurant may nev- It takes 14,538 bushels lakes, restaurants, fish thus cannot be ruled a With the added score of Dolphins 44.5 5t5 announced the seventh of soybeans and 700 tons safety. * The penalty ALL STATES Starfish 43 53 er have seen a river. markets, and proces- Randy Shultis, Boca Ra- High team game., Dolphins, would be the end of the It could have been of peanuts to make sors. Sportsmen prefer is the first ever filed ilr ton had a 176 medal Team Won Lost 594; High team triple, Yellow game regardless of the raised in one of the na- enough feed for a million pond fishing because polo in Boca Raton ana Rascals 61.5 34.5 tails, 1669; Ind High and triple, score. pounds of fish. is a rarity in the game!. score. Hi-Lo*s 59 37 Bertie Breeze, 174 & 474. tion's 9,000 commercial there is less likelihood The boys record is Merry Mix ups 58,5 37.5 Both pitchers set fish farms, says Flor- With properly con- of the water being pol- now eight wins, three Tizzy Tens 56 40 down the opposition in ida Agricultural Exten- structed ponds and good luted, as is the case Odd Balls 54 42 ROYAL PALM WOMEN'S GOt-F losses and two ties0 order in the final stan- sion Service Forester, management practices, with many streams and Impossibles 52.5 43.5 za of play. In the competition for Mini - Strikers 50.5 45.5 Team Won Lost Tony Jensen. 1,000 pounds of fish can rivers today. Consum- AT A FINE girls, Boca Raton took M & M's 45 51 Skippers 41 23 Tomorrow, the Bob- These farms produce be produced in one acre ers like them because EXECUTIVE COURSE Alley Cats 4-1 wins over Riviera 45.5 52.5 Cheaters 38 26 cats will host Carver a great deal of the 50 of water. Ponds as small the taste is superior to 4 Holes over 300 yds Beach, Fort Pierce and Misfits 33.5 62.5 Teasers 34 30 High School at 4 o'clock. million pounds of cat- as one-tenth acre ean be the wild species. 1 Hole 270 yds. Odd Pins 31.5 64.5 Cutters 31 33 Last Friday the two 1 Hole 280 yds. Forest Hills. Yappiepp s 29.5 66.5 Winches 26 38 fish eaten every year used to grow fish. Farmers, who in the June Oldman won me- HigHihh team game and triple. Wheels 22 42 teams met on the Car- in the United States. The major problems SNACKBAR - BEER - Odd Balls, 756; Ind High, Nancy High team game, Teasers, ver field and a home run past planted a few cat- RENTAL CLUBS - dalist honors with a 43. Zugay, 215; Ind triple, Caroyln 514; High team triple, Winches Now the modern com- facing fish farming are fish in their farm ponds DRIVING RANGE. Oldman, Mindy Moore Steele, 536. 1431; Ind High Rhetta Myers, in the seventh inning puter is helping fish harvesting, processing, 156; Ind triple, Van Brock- game the 4-3 victory to just for the fun of it, Green Fees $3.00 farmers increase pro- and marketing. These are discovering that 10 Ploy Book $25.00 man, 429. Carver. problems are very real duction by developing with a little management Phone 395-3060 for BOCA HIS & HER LEAGUE Coach George Tyson an ideal catfish diet. and very basic to the they can raise a profit- Golf In Boca Raton said yesterday that Nutrients have been an- growth of the industry, Starting Time Team Won Lost able crop of fish each Go out State Rd. mOS^ Steve Keitzer will take alyzed for catfish, and, Jensen said. FAU to U.S. 441 (State Rd. at the Red Birds 64 40 year. University Park Sandpipers 63 41 the mound for the Bob- through the computer, Farmers either pur- 7) turn south 2 miles. BCCA RATON Misfits 61 43 cats. a diet that potentially chase or raise their own Catfish farming got COUNTRY CLUB Goimiry DM Inseparables 57.5 46.5 Tuesday's box score: could yield up to one fingerling catfish and its start in the Real Caminos 57 46 early 1960's and has Pro Shop —Driving Range Perfectly Con<£Hone<» Newcomers 56.5 47.5 JUPITER pound of fish for every stock them in larger Club Rentals Championship Course Railroaders 47 53 AB R H ponds in early spring. grown steadily ever Semi Private Club pound of food fed them • Well Stocked Coif Shop Swipers 46 58 Gallatin, p 3 0 0 Guests Welcome has been worked outo They are fed a high pro- since. • Driving Range Ten Pins 44.5 59.5 Thompson, c 3 0 1 PAR 60 EXECUTIVE COURSE Who-Do's 37.5 62.5 Jensen says that cat- tein pelleted food Lunch In Beautiful Golfvlew • Club Rental* LaCosse, ss 1 0 0 Dining s Room—Cold Beer • Remodeled Chifc House Hi Hopes 32.5 71.5 fish farming is just be- throughout the season • Bar & GriH Team high game. Sandpipers, S'wood, 3b 3 0 0 ginning to take hold in and are ready for har- GREEN FE£S $4.00 698; Team High series, Mis- ELECTRIC CARTS ... $500 Crooks, If 1 0 0 Florida. While there vest in the fall at weights GOLFERS V . . GREENS FEES .... $7.00 fits, 1892; Women's High Game, Pizzo, rf 2 0 0 10 PLAY BOOK .... $35.00 Jerry Sheller, 212; Women's is new interest in mak- of one to one and half ELECTRIC CARTS .$7.00 High Seies, Kay Greene, 503; Lawson, rf 10 0 ing catfish a cash crop pounds. Some farmers PLAY WHERE YOU LIVE" Bob Grant, P.G.A. Instruction Men's High game and series, CALL FOR STARTING TIMES Electric Carts Req. Carson, lb 2 0 0 in Florida, there is keep them on feed for Phone For Starting Times Bruce Ean, 214 & 559. Lucas, 2b 2 0 0 nothing new about fish another year and mar- Enjoy your residence bordering the 391-1666 BOCA BUSINESSMEN'S lush fairways of the beautiful «01 N. Country Club Blvd. 395-5460 - 399-6921 Kelly, cf 2 0 0 farming. The industry ket the fish at two and 500 Yds. West of U.S. 1 in Team Won Lost Totals 20 0 1 Country Club... complimentary mem- > Boca Raton On Military Trail, University Park Thermo Industries 67.5 40.5 dates back to 500 B.C., one half to four pounds. bership still being offered with the' Close io Delray Beach In Boca Raton Boca National Bank 65 43 BOBCATS when the Chinese culti- The typical catfish Boca Uniform 64 44 AB R H vated carp and goldfish. farm consists of about purchase of property. Smithson & Keyser 63 45 Whether you prefer a distinctive Doby Brick 54 54 Trinkner, lb 2 0 0 Should fish farming 20 acres of surface wa- Keith, 2b 10 0 ter divided into about home, an elegant villa, a charming apartment or a homesite Canning Shoes 52.5 55.5 catch on in Florida, it for the future ... you will find them all in ATLANTIS, a re- BOWLING Supreme Auto 52,5 55.5 McClain, cf 3 0 0 will be a boon toother eight ponds ranging First Bank 52.5 55.5 Connor, p 2 0 0 from one to four acres laxed country- club community only minutes away from all Billiards Thor Electronics 51.5 56.6 .businesses. For every conveniences in the heart of the Palm Beaches. Redmer Sons 47.5 60.5 Drews, 3b 3 0 0 one million pounds of in size. A few large RESTAURANT Trainor Metal 42 66 Ross, ss 1 0 0 fish produced, some- scale fish farmers have IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY •TROPHIES Sjostrom 36 72 W'worth, ss 0 0 0 body will have to grow as high as 400 acres un- AVAILABLE IN TWO, THREE, AND FOUR * AWARDS PLAQUES High team game, Thermo Lambert, If 1 0 0 and process two mil- der water. BEDROOM RESIDENCES ENGRAVING Industries, 1034; High team Take Military Trail or Congress Ave. to Uniana Road ans the City triple, Boca National Bank; Finger, If 1 0 0 lion pounds of feed, Jen- of Atlantis — or call 567-79M for information. Knopp, c The catfish, primar- UNIVERSITY BOWL 2939, Ind High, Jim Brooks, pp, 3 0 0 sen points out. The main ily channel and blue spe- "The South's Most Luxurious Recreofion Center" 251; Ind triple, Curt Hatton, 3 0 0 ingredients of catfish cies, are marketed Corner N-E. 20th St. and Dixie Hwy. Phone 395-5222 593. Kingma,rf Totals 20 0 0 feed are soybean oil SflflBBflBBBBflBBBflBBBBqj HOYLE SOUTHERN MANOR i Can You Beat Us ? COUNTRY CLUB -- OldAmoMh * 90% Residential Financing to Qualified Properties and 18 HOLE PAR 71 AUTHORIZED SALES Purchasers. CHAMPIONSHIP COURSE & SERVICE — * 27 Years on New Construction AREA'S BEST GREENS * More than Competitive Rates DAILY GREENS FEES only $4,50 * No Pre- payment Penalties (Pull Carts Permitted) * Appraisals in 24 to 48 hours NOW * No obligation or deposit required to receive prompt comm. CALL GOLF - ELECTRIC CART Per Person 2 PLAYERS PER CART) mmmn mum; COMPANY $ all prices plus 4% sales tax WEIR PLAZA BUILDING STARTING TIMES AVAILABLE 399-6153 ONE DAY IN ADVANCE 855 South Federal Highway Phone 278-3371 or 278-2002 Boca Raton, Florida 33432 6 Route U.S. 4«—estate Road 7) G. Wm. Anderson, Broker MIDWAY BETWEEN D61.RAY AND BOCA RATON Z M MINUTES DRIVE FROM FT. LAUOERDALE 9 455 N.E. 6th Avenue, Defray Beach, Fia. 278-0316 - 399-7707 ftaBBBBflflBBBBBBBflBflflBBff Thursday, March 13, 1969 BOCA RATON NEWS 13A

' '* Peaeliy Kellmeyer will enter tennis tourney Peachy Kellmeyer, Margaret Smith Cort coach at Marymount of Australia heads the College, will enter the 18-girl field for the five WLOD international day tournament, which Tennis Championships was won by Judy Tegart, next week at the Light- also of Australia, last house Point Yacht and year. ^Peacf/ was a former ^ The tournament top-tenner, begins March 19.

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BOCA HONDA SALES 391-1400 «. 7750 H. Federal Hwy.,.Boca Raton ! Sunshine sparkles on a pair of young fishermen at the Boca Raton Inlet, . . or is it a young fisherman and his admiring young friend? At Palm Beach Auditorium THE TROUSER Custom car show slated SHOP The first custom car Beach, on May 27, 1962 day and 1 to 10 on Eas- show ever held under eight years ago in the ter with awards being ELECTRONIC 409 E. ATLANTIC AVE. cover in West Palm Palm Coast Plaza in presented starting at Beach was assured for which some 75 unusual nine. Advance ticket the coming Easter cars from up and down sales will be made at a MOTOR DELRAY BEACH week-end, April 4-6, it the Gold Coast compet- special booth and exhib- EXPERT was announced by Ralph ed for prizes. it in the Palm Beach ARCADE TAP ROOM BLDG. Boyes, Manager of the Mall one week prior to TUNE-UP West Palm Beach au- Admission prices Good Friday through the BRAKE ditorium, when the will be $2.00 for adults courtesy of Mr. Vincent OSL Kiwanis Club of Rivie- and $1.00 for young- T. DiFranco, Mall man- CHECK-UP sters including taxes. ager. CHANGE ra Beach hired the hall The hours will be from for staging what is ex- 4 to 11 p.m. Good Fri- pected to be the great- day. 11 to 11 on Satur- LUBE SALE est assemblage of un- 0J usual automobiles ever Eight million people seen in these parts. were driven from their OFF Worsted Wool & William G. "Bill" homes during the Kor- Dacron Wallace, consulting en- ean War. ALL 5 All our Reg. $22.50 gineer and auto enthu- siast of North Palm TIRES Beach has been appoint- 18 Hole Por-3 Now ed chairman of the Ki- BOCA RATON ROTATED wanis Auto Show com- FLORIDA'S NEWEST COMPLETE mittee and Bill Russell, CHAMPIONSHIP 15.99 IS HOLE COURSE well known local racing BATTERY 2 Pairs $30.00 mechanic and show car Gently rolling fairways and carpet-rich FLUSH judge will assist the club greens accent our par 72 layout... as coordinator and ad- part of the new CHECK-UP TROUSER SALE missions manager. Boca Teeca Country & DRAIN Antiques, classics, Club Estates. CUFFED FREE Lessons Phone fof.; „ " j.. hot rods, dragsters, Starling times:"' RADIATOR WHILE U WAIT sports racing and com- Available MEMBERSHIPS 399-5120 petition cars, historic Daily Green Fees S2.50 AVAILABLE' Pete Cooper, vehicles, swamp bug-, After 3:00 $1.50 Golf Director gies, beach buggies, 10 Play Ticket $22.00 funny cars, any unusual COUNTRY CLUB four wheeled vehicle or H.W. 51st St. and 2ml Ave., motorcycle is eligible to Bbci Raton [Vi mile west of U.S. 1) enter the show and com- One Mile South of ••£•; 399-5120 ' pete for trophies in its o SALE Delray Beach on U.S. 1 its particular class. In addition to the var- 1000 Pair ious classification priz- Check - Plaids - es there will be special 1st in Sales Solids awards for best paint, SUZUKI and Service Wools - Cottons best engine compart- WHY PAY MORE? YOU Arnels - Sharkskins ment, best display and most popular car with CAN'T BUY BETTER! the public chosen by TIME spectator vote. "We expect to make 11 fftJMiP ME® ?® SlR¥i YOU I TROUSER SALE this an annual event," said Wallace, "and have EXPERT MECHANICAL REPAIRS MAJOR & MINOR MOTOR WORK TAILORED ON THE SPOT as many local cars as WHILE U WAIT possible. All proceeds are donated to charita- §!£¥!« ble organizations most- ly for the benefit of un- SEMAN SHELL §TA?!©H derpriviledged children and boys and girls 1930 N. Federal Hwy. BOCA RATON SALE work." BOCA-CYCLE CENTER, inc. OPEN 11 S.E. 2nd Street, Boca Raton 24 Although Bill Russell Member - AAA & Allstate ^lotor Club 39S-773® HOURS has lined - up many un- 395-2928 Worsted Wool usual cars more are & Dacron Light needed and if you own Weights - Perma such a vehicle call him Press - Pastel Colors at his garage, Crank- On Motors, 1501 Eliz- abath Ave., the old FULL 4 PLY NYLON «,HHE«AU' Briggs Cunningham shop. Phone 832-8738. There is no entry fee. 650/13 Russell staged the last custom car show THE TROUSER held in West Palm TIRE SALE! Plus Fed Tax 1.94 750/775 x 14 $16.95 $2.20 800/825 x 14 18.95 2.36 I850/855x14 20.95 2.57 SHOP Baiting a favorite 409 E. ATLANTIC AVE. fishing hole is legal and All other sizes specially priced ARCADE TAP ROOM BLDG. often encouraged by the Game and Fish Com- B. F. Goodrich SILVERTQWN 660 The current original equipment tire Phone 278-5626 mission to improve the FIRST HOT SECONDS QUANTITIES LIMITED NO DEALERS daily catch. BLACKWALL SIZE FED TAX PRICE BLACKWALL SIZE FED.TAX PRICE' 650 x 13 1.56 16.45 855 x 14 2.46 23.45 1st in Class since 1SS9 700 X 13 1.86 17.45 885x14 2.74 28.45 BUTLIR 1945 And 1st in FUN fN ISIS 695 x 14 1.83 17.45 775X15 1.99 21.45 Where else eai you get $& 735 X 14 1.87 18.45 815 x 15 2.20 MOTORS 23.45 myefe eeeftemy, 18- Safety 775 x 14 1.95 19.45 845 x 15 2.43 28.45 South Floridas Most features, at& siHS VkiSf^sr"- 825 X 14 2.18 21.45 885 x 15 2.60 3.01 28,45 Complete Service likt a winner! ^ " "^-«v Prices plus Fed. tax & 915x15 Whitewalls Add $2.50 tire off your car. WHITEWALLS"828/900 X 15 2.78 25.95 Dent. With a -^ §£1,000 inventory COMPLETE AUTO of ifedUJi REPAIRS and WHEEL •Modem Tread engineering REGoodrich ALIGNMENT for increasedjtraction. 4-PLY lKkml • 4-Ply Nylon cord for extra strength Stra Met* Phone and stability. 7.50/7.75-14 15.S5 2.20 •Contemporary design for 8.00/8.25 -14 17.95 2.36 391-12OO style-conscious motorists, 8.50/8.55-14 19.95 2.57 5.80-15 (2-piy) 14.35 1.52 6.70/7.75-15 15.95 2.21 95 7.10/8J5-15 17.S5 2.46 BOGGY'S TIRE TOWN 2.63 6.50/7.00-13 (2-ply) 7.60/1.45 -15 19.95 Black wall tub«I«sx 208 S, Federal Hwy. Pompano Beach 941-615B 941-8157 199 N. W. 1st Ave., Boca Raton Pl-us $1.86 F.E.T. All sizes plus taxandtradb-in tire. and .Trade-In Tlra $2.00 more, for whitewalls. BROWARD COUNTYS OLDEST FIAT DEALER 14A BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, March 13, 1969 --! H ! .V» Geo, Franklin named DO YOU RAVE A PMSIEH? Come in and discuss it wiih us — If our equip- as Elk of the year ment will help solve George Franklin was and will begin 9 p.m. Your Problem, named Elk of the Year A buffet dinner will be Vfe'll be pleased to rent it to you; If we can't at a recent meeting of served at midnight. furnish the equipment, We'll do our best to the Boca Raton Elks help you get it. Lodge. TAYLOR RENTAL CENTER Franklin was pre- Miss Snyder to 7962 N. Fed. Hwy., Fifth Ave. Shopping Plaza sented a plaque at the BOCA RATON meeting by Richard MORE THAN 600 ITEMS Chisholm, ruler of the review book lodge. 395-1877 Boca Raton Elks will "A World of Profit" hold a St. Patrick's Day by Louis Auchicloss will dance Saturday, March be reviewed by Miss 15 in the lodge. The Adelaide Snyder March • •": -ft" \ . S»* C v?&*ra& dance is open to mem- 21 at 10 a.mo at the Art GENERAL INSURANCE bers and their friends Guild. AGENCY Airline Tickets OF BOCA RATON,INC. ?.--r COMPLETE FOREIGN & DOMESTIC TRAVEL INSURANCE-ALL LINES and CRUISE SERVICE We/7 Plaza Building James H. O'Neal AMPLE P.O. Box 520 Vice President and Manager PARKING DUGAN TRAVEL IN REAR Boca Raton, Fla. Phone: ESTABLISHED 1956 395-8844 & 399-6789 75 S. FEDERAL 395-2112

George Going, of Palm Beach County's school textbook department helps Tom Tomblin and Ron Tomasybich of the Phi Theta Kappa at Palm Beach Junior College load part of 752 THURS. surplus books destined for St. Joseph's school FRI. Nassau. The chapter is asking donations of SAT, NO LIMITS BIG DADDY'S books suitable for grades one - six for the needy SALE CASH iNd CiRRY Bahamas school. SPECIALS Chanteurs de Paris at GALA Four Arts, March 19 AND

The Varel and Bailly Paris" have returned "Chanteurs de Paris," each season to perform a group of eight French on concert tours and singers, will present hotel engagements WHERE OVER 20 MILLION DRINKS HAVE BEEN SERVED! a program of song Wed- throughout the country. ANNOUNCEMENT BIG IG DADDY'S nesday, March 19, at The singers are 8:45 p.m. at the Society known for their in- omvs SJgSSVSBL M THE "LEPHECHABN LEAP," "SHAMROCK ROCK," "FUMIGAH FLIP," AID "BE60BBA BOUNCEF' of the Four Arts in Palm tensely rhythmic ap- WIU. CLOSE 2 HOURS A OAT TO ClEftH IIP » HI Beach. proach to music and un- 10UNGE OPEN FROM 8 A.M. TO 6 A.M. DAilY HATS. FAVORS A MD PLENTY OF FUN! The event will be the usual use of stage ef- last music program to fects. be presented this season ANCIENT at the Four Arts. Choristers to RELSKA The group of latter- 86.8 Proof, 6 Yr. Old AGE GRANT'S day troubadors will pre- Imported Canadian 86 Proof - 6 Yr. Old sent a program ranging Bbnd VODKA 8 YEAH OLD from popular songs of give concert §€£NTye§CY EXTRA 86 PROOF-iMPOSTEE* today to songs of the DRY SCOTCH French Resistance to The Gold Coast Shrine original compositions Club Choristers, will by Andre Varel and present a concert Sun- Charly Bailly who have day at 7:30 p.m. in St. been called the "Rod- Gregory's Episcopal gers and Hammerstein Church in cooperation of France." with the church choir. Heading the groiip of Russel Hinds, director FIFTH FIFTH QUJtfiT performers is Cliarly of the church choir, is I T f Bailly who will preside also the Director of the Imlissaior piano accompaniment. Gold Coast Shrine club p The song-writing group. itPM 8 YEAR OLD j«=^-- DeSns Imported S YEAR OLD team of Varel and Bailly 68 Proof—Imported REGAL has written more than Barling GBD Butz-Choquin _. White or Gold FIFTH (2 TENTHS ONLY) SCOTCH 12 YEAR OLD 200 songs for such stars (6 TENTHS FOR $10) PROOF-IMPORTED as Lena Horn, Edith Piaf kbassak and Genevieve. Gen- HtueScs!i± !99 erally Varel writes the lyrics first and Bailly FIFTH FIFTH follows with the tune. FINEST The pair met in North IMPORTED Africa during the World AND SEAGRAM'S War II. Varel was a DOMESTIC EXTHA practicing dental-sur- PIPES, Imported Canadian DRY geon wth a passion for TOBACCOS, IMPORTED iLENPIO writing poetry. Bailly .AS- Domestic Prices CIGARS AND WHITE OR GOLD WHISKEY GIN was a promising young ACCESSORIES 90 PROOF composer and pianist. OPEN They entertained for the MONDAY AND i Free French and after FRIDAY Seagram's . UNTIL 9:00 [CANADIAN! ^.S- MiP! ' the war decided to con- MIST. I "--:.-A Extra Dn) \ » Gin «a I tinue their new song NORTH SIDE writing career. OF THE In 1957 the singing SOUTH BLDG. group made its tele- ROYAL FIFTH QUAIIT FIFTH FIFTH vision debut on the Ed PALM PLAZA Sullivan Show and later BOCA RATON IL Italian Swiss ySHER'S appeared on the Gary OLD I. W. wmm Moore Show. Established leilEEM STilPE BilNif Shakespeare — Mite Lahsl SWEET WIRES 86 PROOF—IMPORTED j 1968 100 PROOF , HAiPER, Since their American 86.8 PROOF—IMPORTED PORT, SHERRY, ! V.S.Q. STRAIGHT KENTUCKY SCOTCH ^^86 Proof - Straigh debut the "Chanteurs de Crem-de-Jamaica Don Diego SCOTCH MUSCATEL, ETC. Kentucky Bourbon

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Mrs. Silvia Vidal and students in her English for foreign born class listen to a tape used in her class.

By SANDY WESLEY the foreign born, class which class. One little girl won't talk gram were available as far back Although no-one is saying speak only English in the class. began in January and is fund- at all. as October, classes could not anything or wants to venture Sometimes, of course, if a ed through the Florida Migrant "Sometimes I forget and actually get started until Jan- an opinion this early in the child cannot understand, she The dark haired little girl Children s Compensatory Pro- speak to them in Spanish," uary because, as Munn said, game, both Munn and Robin- will repeat in Spanish what she just could not grasp second gram. she laughed. "The poor chil- "We had difficulty in finding son admit that everything hing- has said in English until the grade math at all. So her The instructor for the class, dren look at me so bewildered teachers for the course." es on the funds or lack of child catches on. teacher asked Mrs. Silvia Vi- until finally someone will say. dal if she could give the little Mrs. Vidal, knows very well funds for the program next Next they learn how to speak what the children are going to me 'Mrs, Vidal, she or he Now the problem is will the year. it. girl some extra help. doesn't speak Spanish'". class continue next year if it's Already the Palm Beach Mrs. Vidal talked to the child, through. She gave up a career successful this year. "I don't worry too much about explained the math problems as a pharmacist to come to the Children in her class range The class is a success, ac- County budget director has an- grammar when I'm teaching the to her and now, a month later, United States from Cuba at the in age from five to 11, but according to Don Robinson prin- nounced there will be at least young children. We concentrate the little girl is the best math beginning of Castro's reign. cording to John Munn, head of cipal at Boca Raton School. $3.3 million less for operat- on vocabulary first. Then we the county project, there is no ing schools in the county next put the words together. We student in her class. Before she became an in- Mrs. Vidal can cite examples What happened? real problem in teaching a five of children who could not read year than there is this year. think in terms of grammar la- structor at Boca Raton School year old another language. What will be affected is any- ter when we're working with The real problem was not she worked in the purchasing or write or, in the case of the one's guess and no-one will the older, more advanced stu- math, but a language barrier, a department of the Palm Beach " "Children between the ages little math student, learn how to know until early summer. dents," she said. barrier which Mrs. Vidal is atr- County school system and taught o|- one and 12 can learn a lan- count simply because they did In the meantime, 60 children Next copies reading and fin- tempting to crack at Boca Ra- English for the foreign born at guage much quicker than after not understand English^ and who at Boca Raton School are learn- ally writing! the language. today after only two months in ton School. The child is the St. Juliana School in West Palm 12. After 12 they begin to lose ing English by what Munn calls Althougn:fMrs. .Vidal s duties daughter of a Puerto Rican Beach. their ear for language," he ex- the English classes can not only an audio-lingual method, which require only that she teach couple who are farm laborers "If I went to Gainesville I plained. read, write and do math, but in is as natural a method as pos- the children English/ other and who speak nothing but Span- could study for and take my Munn says, "the class is in some cases are doing better sible. In fact, according to Munn teachers in the school are find- ish. state exams in pharmacy, but an experimental stage. We pick- than the average English speak- it's the same method by which ing it easier to ask her to ex- that would mean moving my ed three schools in the coun- ing student. a baby or anyone, for that mat- plain and help the child with Unfortunately the child, like family there," she said. So ty which we considered to have ter, learns to talk or pronounce other assignments such as 60 other children at Boca Raton Both Robinson and Munn are she's satisfied to teach Eng- a critical population of non- pleased with the results at the words. handwriting, math and reading,, School, was living in two worlds, lish and be of whatever help English speaking children." "No-one learns to read be- They find that when she ex- one was in a Spanish speaking school. "Mrs. Vidal is doing a she can be to the non-English Boca Raton School was chos- marvelous job with the chil- fore he. speaks," he explained, plains it to the children, first home which she understands speaking children at Boca Ra- en along with Belle Glade and dren/' Munn said. "We'revery "just like no-one learns to in English, then in Spanish, fi- and the other was in the English ton School. Greenacres. pleased and we hope to be able speak before he hears," nally in English again, they, speaking classroom which she to expand the program next So they're learning the En- grasp it better. didn't understand. Although most of her chil-. Hagan Road School, built for dren live in the Garden Apart- year." glish language by first hearing But she doesn't like to follow With the help of Mrs. Vidal, the migrant children living in it: Mrs. Vidal almost never the English, Spanish, English the little girl and her 60 fellow ments and speak Spanish, she camps on the outskirts of Del- Whether or not the program does have a child who speaks is expanded hinges on one speaks Spanish in the class pattern too often. She more than students are beginning to grasp ray Beach, also have an En- and she orders the children to (Continued on page 4B) the English language. nothing but Chinese and anoth- glish for the foreign born class. thing — funds. 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Traditionally, small chens: cover with biscuit style Guacamole Salad, they can behold the boys have gargantuan dough. Brush with melt- made with the ever pi- startling flowers in full appetites, and the 26 PIMA COUNTY DEER ed butter or milk and quant avocado, green blossom only before to 30 little singing cow- bake until crust is done. chilies, grapes and let- sun-up. boys comprising the Wipe venison with a tuce. Put it together this Here's how Cactus world - famous Tucson vinegar - dampened Fish lovers, who have way: Candy is made in Tuc- Arizona Boys Chorus, cloth, then sprinkle well long prized the trout of son: due here for a concert with salt, pepper and Eastern brooks, can go MEXICAN paprika. Place in roast- at the Florida Atlantic into gastronomical ec- GUACAMOLE SALAD TUCSON CACTUS University Theatre to- ing pan 1 sliced onion, stasies over a Western CANDY night, are no exception. 2 carrots, a piece of finny favorite — Baked 2 avocados But the meals they en- salt pork, a stalk of cel- Arizona Black Bass (not 1/2 can green chilies Take some sections joy when they're home ery or some tops of cel- really black, but dark lemon juice (or from a Saguaro "Bar- in "Old Pueblo" are of- ery, some sprigs of par- green) — which mem- vinegar) rel" Cactus, remove ten a far cry from those sley, 2 bay leaves, 2 bers of the Tucson Ari- salt, pepper cloves and a sprig of spines and cut into 1- familiar to youngsters zona Boys Chorus en- 1 lbo seedless inch slices, taking out and grownups in other thyme. Then place ven- joy catching with prim- grapes or pome- the core. Remove rind, parts of the United ison in pan with 2 cups itive, Indian - style fish granates as only the pulp is usa- States. Instead of the water, coyer meat well spears in the clear, lettuce ble. Cube pulp and boil New Englander's clas- with melted lard or but- sparkling streams of paprika for 5 hours. Drain thor- sic Baked Beans or Cod- ter. Place in a hot oven the Huachuca Mountains oughly dry. Mix 50% su- until brown and crisp on overlooking the lush San Peel the avocados and fish Cakes, ortheSouth- mash them. Wash chil- gar and 50% corn sy- ernor's beloved Fried top. Turn over and re- Rafael Valley. At their rup together in a quan- Cards anyone? Mrs. Louis H. Getty (left) and Mrs. Louis Gentry get in a Chicken or Hominy peat process. Keep on celebrated Little Out- ies and mash, then add salt and pepper, vine- tity sifficient to cover little practice game before the dessert card party, sponsored by Junior Grits, such typically basting, adding water to fit Ranch, which serves pulp. Then cook pulp Woman's Club. The party will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday in the social hall, Western dishes as Pima stock to keep vegetables as summer camp for the gar or lemon juice and and syrup mixture for First United Methodist Church. Proceeds will be used for club projects. County Deer, Covered from burning. Cover and caroling cowboys, grapes. Serve on let- 1 hour and let stand un- Wagon Venison Pie, cook until done. Then choristers take special tuce and sprinkle with til the next d ay„ Cook un- Baked Arizona Black remove from pan and delight in harking back paprika. drain off fat. Put 1/2 til syrup threads and Bass or Roast Antelope to such fishing methods Readers of ZaneGrey looks like preserves may turn up on an Ari- glass sherry in the pan of long ago, but the eat- and reduce until nearly novels of the Old West when ready to crystal- zona menu. ing is just as delicious know, of course, that lize. When this is done, Happy dry. Add 1 cup of stock today as it was back in House And while the singing and 1/2 cup claret wine. many types of cacti hold take another kettle and 1 the 1500' s, when Tucson Tucson Boys may stuff Season well and boil un- moisture, which can be make a fresh mixture, themselves with Toot- was called "Black a life - saver to theusing 2 parts sugar to By CLAIRE ARCHER mosaic pattern. I do not and two lounge chairs til slightly reduced. Creek," or "Chook- 1 part syrup. Stir till a Do you have a question intend to have a rug. are in a creamy ivory. sie Rolls and Hershey Season, strain, add tea- parched desert traveler Bars on tour, a sweet Son" by the Indian abor- who has exhausted the little cloudy. While mil- pertaining to interior The walls are painted Dear Mrs. C. T. — spoon of Worcester- gines. ky, stir thoroughly and decorating? Mrs, Ar- pale pink. Two chairs I'd suggest an olive treat at home might just shire sauce and serve contents of his water are covered in a nubby as easily be homemade with meat. To hustle up a tasty canteen. The giant Sa- take cactus pulp which cher will green for the extra guaro Cactus (whose has been prepared pre- be happy white material. What chair. Cactus Candy, concoct- Baked Arizona Black ed from a botanical The Pima County Bass, proceed . as fol- bloom is Arizona's State viously and drop each to ans- color for sofabed and piece into this mixture wer your draperies? Request from Mrs. N. freak unique to the Ari- Deer recipe can easily lows: Flower) grows in fan- zona desert. be adapted for elk, an- tastic shapes and varie- for a minute or two. ques- Dear Mrs. B.G. — A. Y. — We are in the BAKED ARIZONA Remove with tongs and Have the sofabed in a In Pima County, telope, buffalo or bear, ties in the desert around tions. process of fixing up our in case these denizens BLACK BASS Tucson, and avid ama- place on a piece of wax- R equest bold print in red andtwelve-year-old son's whence the Tucson Boys ed paper to drain. Don't white, the draperies in come, venison is a spe- should turn up along the teur botanists make s h ould bedroom. We've paint- trail (or in the special- Stuff fish with a mix- midnight sorties to the let form into a solid be sent white, trimmed with ed the bunk beds, desk cial treat, although now- ture of bread crumbs, mass. to the red. ' and chest a burnt orange adays fish and game ty market!). Or, if all chopped parsley, 1 strip Saguaro forests, where Boca and purchased a wal- laws have somewhat else fails, try the same of bacon, diced fine, the curtailed the unlimited treatment on a rump of yolks of 2 eggs and pro- Raton Request from Mrs. P. nut finish Boston rock- veal, just for fun. Any News D. — I have been won- er. I would like your hunting opportunities per seasoning. Sew to- with Mrs. Archer suggestion for window once afforded all Ari- leftovers of venison (or gether and baste with a dering what colors to zonans. Deer meat, veal) can be whipped up little lard, sherry and self-addressed envel- use in my bathroom. My covering for a 3* x 6' ope. window. which nourished Pima into what Tucsonans call good cooking oil mixed fixtures are green. and Apache tribes in the quaintly, Covered Wa- with paprika. Place in Request from Mrs. M. Walls and floor are region from ancient gon Venison Pie, made moderate oven. Don't Dear Mrs. N.A.Y. — like this: SHOES H. S. — I am having a white. The room has Wood shutters in a wal- times and later provid- try to turn the fish in problem figuring out one small window over nut finish would be a ed a basic of the fron- the pan as it can break what color I might use the tub and it faces west good choice for the win- tiersman's diet in the COVERED WAGON in the process.It should LOVE HfeH HEELS? for carpet and an arm which should make the dow covering. 18th and 19th centuries, VENISON PIE be thoroughly cooked chair for our daugh- room bright and sunny requires careful sea- in from 30-60 minutes, Fashion says "Suit yourself in '69!" Suit your ter's bedroom. She has depending on size offish but instead it's quite Request from Mrs. R. soning and cooking to Prepare venison as in legs with the hem you want. .. from mini to her heart set on lilac for dark most of the day bring out the fantasti- Pima County Deer re- and heat of oven. M. — I want to have a Be careful not to burn. midi . . . and especially with the heel* you the walls and bedspread, due to several big trees new tile floor put in cally pungent, subtle cipe, but have a little want! and will settle for on the west side of the my husband's office- flavor so prized by lov- mpre liquid. Let cool. no other color. What house. Any suggestions? den. Would you please ers of wild game. This Add 3 hard-boiled eggs, The Mexican influence color do you recommend Dear Mrs. P. D. — cut into quarters. Put If you are a gal who knows high heels suit suggest a pattern and is one way venison is is strong in Tucson you best . . . this is your year!. . . , And for carpet and chair? Paper the walls of your prepared in Tucson kit- in a deep baking pan and cookery, since the home : color for me? His desk MORGAN'S is your store! Dear Mrsni M, H. S. bathroom with a bright and chairs"afe'jtn dark' town of-the Tucson Ari- — I would suggest /a yellow and orange flor- wood, Italiaif provincial zona Boys Chorus is just moss green for the car- al wallpaper. and the' walls1 ;a3?e" cov- r Tjicson Arizona Boys 65"£ni|les from the Mex- You'll find the best High Heel collections in pet. The arm chair could - ered in a red wallpaper, ican border and the the area at all three MORGAN'S stores . . . be in a small green Request from Mrs, C. sample enclosed. whole area still bears in all sizes, AAAA to C. check. T. — I would appreciate will sing here tonight many traces of its Mex- BOCA RATON your help with my prob- Dear Mrs. R. M. — ican rule during the ear- s\ Request from Mrs. B. lem which is deciding on A tartan pattern in It has no school or ly 19th century. Tuc- The Royal Palm Plaza by The Tower G. — I would like some The Tucson Arizona a color for an extra green, brown, red and Boys Chorus, dubbed the church affiliation by is sonans enjoy a Mexican- advice. I have a large chair for my living black tile for the den incorporated as a non- one - room apartment "Ambassadors in room. The sofa and car- floor would make a Levis" will-perform profit organization ad- and the floor is cover- pet are in adarkcerise. smart looking room. tonight in the Florida ministered by a board ed with white vinyl tile, The walls draperies Happy house to you! Atlantic University of directors of citizens Theatre. in Tucson, Ariz., At its The Chorus is the headquarters in the second of three pro- Music Center, the grams offered by thechorus numbers more Inter-community Con- than 100 boys, aged 8 cert Association Series. to 15, selected through Curtain will rise at 8:30 auditions held three p.m. and the concert is times a year. 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By SANDY WESLEY stood by them "through thick Canard a L'Orange and thin with giving her flam- Stir sauce in chaffing dish A housewife who hates to cook bes tips and courage to go on. Roast one duckling for one may not be a bit unusual, but "I don't know what we would hour at 350 degrees then at 250 when you come across a res- have done without him. He degrees for three hours on a tauranteur who hates to cook, taught me how to flambe and rack so that the grease from the Mrs. Joseph Benedetto is ready to serve that's something else again. gave me the courage to do it. duckling drains into a pan un- her Canard A L'Orange. Dianne Benedetto is just that. Except for the flambe, which derneath. When the duckling is She owns and operates, with her Mrs. Benedetto likes to do, she roasted let it coolo Then cut it husband, "Chez Joey" which has learned to stay out of the in half and remove all the bones. she explains means "with or at kitchen. "We have a very good "This takes quite a bit of Joey's*'. day chef now and we try to patience, and the duck can be "My husband's name is Jo- stay out of their way," she served with the bones if you seph," she said, "so we nam- laughed. wish," she said. ed the restaurant Chez Joey. When Mrs. Benedetto came Heat the duck again in a She smiled and added, "I was to Boca Raton to open Chez small service platter, then re- a headliner for 25 years so Joey with her husband, she was move from oven, flambe, and it's time Joey got top billing." just coming home. She had been garnish with orange slices on Mrs, Benedetto headlined in born and raised in Boca Raton each side, a slice of orange supper clubs across the con- and left when she was 18 for a and a cherry in the very top tinent, in South America and career in show business. surround with parsley. Europe as a dancer, "No-one would believe how "Joey was a builder and all this town looked back then," Bicarde Sauce I knew was show business," she she said. "There was only one said. "I tried to discourage him. store here — a general store lcup orange juice I told him I knew something where we bought everything. juice of one lemon about restaurants because my My mother loves to talk about half cup brown (dark sugar) Pour sauce over garnished duck. dressing rooms were usually life in Boca Raton in those shredded orange peel (half in back of the kitchens in sup- days." cup) per clubs. I knew what the Her mother is Mrs. Harley Pour in brandy flambe over duck headaches would be." Gates. Her father owned a plan- Let the mixture simmer un- "Joey wanted a place of his tation on Palmetto Park road til it thickens. Then you are own, though," she said, "so I and was in the real estate bus- ready to flambe your duck. said okay, but all the while I iness before his death a few thought to myself I won't have years ago. You need a chaffing dish ana anything to do with it. We'll own Although Mrs, Benedetto had a burner with sterno, a large tablespoon and fork, an extra the restaurant but I won't work plenty of misgivings about the restaurant business, she ad- spoon for wild rice, if you in it." wish to serve it with the duck. She laughed. "It didn't ex- mits now that the work is "in- actly turn out that way." In teresting and fascinating. Iliave Now you place the sauce in a fact, the gal who hates to cook so many things to learn," she chaff in dish that has been well has found herself many times said, "but I love people and I heated and add one teaspoon pinch-hitting not only as a meet so many people here." Curacao to the sauce, let it sim- waitress but as a cook or cook's Mrs. Benedetto's day begins mer a moment then lift the duck helper. at 9 a.m. when she opens the into the chaffing dish with the She said. "When one of my restaurant, for Adolph, the por- fork and spoon, sprink brandy Tttt chefs quit I learned very fast ter, and ends at 2 a.m. some- flambe, take the spoon you have Place duck with garnishes on serving plate. how to make all the intricate times later. been stirring the sauce with and sauces like Bigarde for duck Her recipe for Bicarde sauce take some flambe from the chaf- and Marchard de vin of bing over duck orCanardaL'Orange fing dish and hold it a second cherry for poutett!e.n_ ^ is one of the Chez Joey favor- to .the flame. When the spoon Now she can be ^Sert almost •• iteS. ..• -v. i-.- -• -. '- ••- .•- : , • isrplaced, flaming, into the dish every evening cfdfAg* the flam- ••-...• "*It% ^oing'to "be haird' to- lt*will ignite the? duck. Lift the bes. "I like that," she said, cut down because we serve it duck, flaming, onto'the serv- "because it's a bit like show in large quantities here," she ing dish, garnish with the or- business. She still doesn't said, "but I'll try." ange slices and cherry and exactly relish the idea of cook- Try she did. parsley, then add wild rice to the Cover duck with sauce ing. "Actually its the sauce that one side of the duck and serve. She credits the night chef, makes the duck what it is," "Oh yes one more thing," she she added. said. "Bon Chance!" Walter Scott, who she said Take her Easter Parading with the Big Sister Look!

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LUCAS, M.D. Announces the opening of his office What about the man who is left alone? GENERAL PRACTICE OF'MEDICINE Dear Ann Landers: dozen times a day. I and level with us. lem with my husband. A getting along with your Ann Landers will be Winfield Medical Arts Building I ve read letters in your feel as if that beloved - NOSY KIDS AT friend suggested this parents ... If you can't glad to help you with 2351 N. Federal Highway column from wives woman threw me a life NORTHWESTERN solution and it did the get them to let you live your problems. Send Boca Raton, Fla. line just before she went Dear Nosy Kids: My trick. your own life, send for whose husbands died them to her in care of Telephone 395-3026 suddenly and left them under for the third time. teeth are my own, I do - FOXY Ann Landers booklet, Boca Raton News, Box with no knowledge of - HOPKINS, MINN. not wear false eyelash- Dear Fox.- I tried it and "Bugged By Parents? 3346, Chicago, Illinois, es or a wig or a hair- How to Get More Free- t their insurance, bank Dear Hop: Thanks for it's an eardrum buster. 60 6 54, enclosing a accounts, the location of a provocative letter. piece of any kind,, I am Anyone who sleeps dom." Send 50 cents in stamped, self-address- We have a complete not padded any place, coin with your request a vault containing im- And now I address a through that racket is ed envelope. Dry Gleaning Plant portant documents, and question to every hus- except of course, the deaf, unconscious or and a long, stamped, so on. I've never read band who reads this col- padding which nature dead. self addressed enve- on premises. anything, however, umn. Would you be able has provided. If vou have trouble lope. Women plan about what happens when to manage for yourself We are not affiliated a wife dies suddenly and if your wife didn't wake Dear Ann Landers : I card party with any other leaves her husband to- up tomorrow morning? have a solution for that tally unable to take care Think about it. lady whose husband A benefit dessert card Dry Cleaning turns off the alarm of himself. It's tragic party will be held Mon- Establishment when a man is left alone Dear Ann Landers: clock, oversleeps and day, March 17 by Roy- r and he doesn't even know When I read the letter, then yells at her because ale Women's Club. in Florida. how to turn on a stove, from the lonely males he's late for work. The party, for the Matty's boil an egg or sew on up in Houghton, Mich. Tell the woman to benefit of the club's ONE-HOUR CLEANER a button. — the boys at Michigan place the alarm clock in Nurse's Scholarship Technological Univer- the bathtub on a pie tin 1943 North Federal I was lucky. When my Fund, will be held at 1 Phone 395-2440 wife became ill she sity — I almost cried. and let it ring until the p.m. in the Community taught me how to do We have the same prob- lazy lout turns it off. Center. things for myself if I lem in Calgary, Alberta, Once he is out of bed the The group will hold had to. And now that I only it's the reverse — sound of that alarm its board meeting at have to, I bless her a about ten girls to every clock will keep him up. 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, guy. I had the same prob- March 25 in the home of Club slates Please tell those Mrs. Anthony P. Tar- lonesome fellows at' 'Da Woman at vers. Tech" to come to Can- Camp luncheon ada. We're dying of loneliness, conference Coyle makes Welcome Wagon Club onr 14lh will meet at 11:30 a.m. - SNOW BABY Mrs. ThelmaWenger, year Wednesday March 19, in Dear Baby: It is Boca Raton is among dean's list Sparta the Delray Beach Coun- roughly 1400 miles from more than 3,000 dele- BOYS AND GIRLS 6 through 16 try Club. A brief busi- Houghton, Mich, to Cal- gates from throughout William D. Coyle, son On Beautiful Lake Huckleberry in the ness meeting will gary, Alberta — a long the U.S. and Canada and of Mr. and Mrs. William Orange Grove section near Sebring, Fla, way to travel for com- • PIiMlt College Trained Staff, Facil * Complete . Program " Girll' Charm follow the lunch. The re- Israel attending the To pack and travel with marvelous ease . . . T. Coyle, 1098 S.W. Sec- ]t!»j. Food and Program Clou - AM land & Wolcr Sporll • Riding panionship. I suggest • SWo«ki II 50.00 • Skiing • Sotting * Arthery * Tennit * mainder of the after- sixth annual conference from Jaeger's Spring-Summer 1969 collection ond St., was among 149 4W««k>S375.OO Rifiery. Diving* Handicrafts noon will be devoted to you Calgary dolls meet of the Association for ... a navy blue double knit wool overblouse students at Kalamazoo »We«kj 1525.00 card playing. the Houghton guys Children with Learning with patch pockets and a metal disc belt College, Mich, named to Biding and Skiing Optional Reservations com-, in Winnepeg. In June. Disabilities. The con- through self loops complements the sleek the dean's list. He had . For Free Catalog and Information mittee includes Mrs. ference is being held in white Sinbad parity of fine English double a grade point average of Call Fred Schwarb-564-3063 Dear Ann: Don't tell Fort Worth, Tex. between 3.5 and 3.7. or write 2024 NE Infracoastal Drive,Box B, Ft. Laud. 33305 Frank G. Shagney, Mrs. me to M.Y.O.B. Your knit wool. C. K. Loghrey and Mrs. readers have a right John F. Lubking. to know. How much of Graduating members you is "real"? Do you BOCA INVESTORS: at this meeting will be have false teeth? Do you Mrs. J. William Hoff- wear false eyelashed? A man, Mrs. John Mac- wig or a hairpiece of any Ewen and Mrs. C L. kind? Are you padded TWENTY PERCENT INCREASE Royer. any place? Be a sport Thursday, March 13 board courts, 9 a.m. 4B BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday/March 13, 1969 Dress design, community center, 9 a.m. ON YOUR OVERALL ANNUAL Ceramics, scout hut, 9:30 a.m. Sunrise Kiwanis Club, Dutch Pantry, 7:30 a.m. Slimnastics, community center, 10 a.m. Duplicate bridge, community center, 12:30 p.m. INVESTMENT! Vocation Rehabilitation counselor, neighborhood Novice duplicate bridge, community center, 10:30 center, 9 a.m. WIGLET Adult tennis instr., tennis courts, 9 a.m. p.m. DETAILS MAILED ON REQUEST Oil painting, community center, 9:30 a.m. Liquid embroidery, community center, 1 p.m. RIOT Creative crafts, scout hut, 9:30 a,m, Dress design workshop, community center, 1 p.m. Decoupage, community center, 9:30 a.m. Book review, scout hut, 2 p.m. 100% HUMAN HAIR Royal Palm Woman s Golf Association, Royal Veterans service, American Legion hall, 2 p.m. SOUTH FLORIDA INC. "PETITE WIGLET" Palm Golf Course, 9:30 a.m. Organ lessons (children), community center, 3:30 Weight Watchers, University Bowl, 9:30 a.m. p.m. P. O. BOX 523 391-0697 Rug hooking, scout hut, 10 a.m.. Billiard instr., (children), community center, 3:30 POMPANO BEACH, FLA 33061 Adult tennis, tennis courts,, 10 a.m. p.m. • ANY Exchange Club, Pal's, 12:15 p.m. Boy and girl track and fielq, Memorial Park, 3:30 STYLING AND RESTYLING $750 p.m. > • g , OF WIGS AND1YIGLETS I COLOR Soroptimists, Dutch Pantry, 12:15 p.m. fl Novice duplicate bridge instr., community center, Sea Explorer ship 307, Boy Scouts of America, CHARLES HUTCHMSQN HAIR FASHIONS 1 p.m. 414 N.W. 35th St., 7 p.m. 40 S.E. 4 St., Boca Raton Welfare Council case worker, Garden Apts., 1 Golf instr., community center, 7:30 p.m. p.m. Beg. bridge instr., community center, 7:30 p.m. Girl Scouts, scout hut, 4 p.m. Girls Kickball, Memorial Park, 3:30 p.m. Saturday, March 15 First bank vs Univ. Nat'l (termite basketball), Memorial Park 3:30 p.m. District doubles shuffleboard tourney, shuffle- Children's Theatre, community center, 4 p.m. board courts, 9 a.m. Luxurious! Teen Town vs. Fed. Sav., (midget basketball), Children's tennis instr., tennis courts, 9 a.m. Memorial Park, 4:30 p.m. Art lessons, community center, 9:30 a.m. Twilighters, Scout hut, 7:30 p.m. Drum lessons, community center, 9:30 a.m. STOCKS Ballroom dancing, community center, 7:30 p.m. Chess, community center, 10 a.m. Beautiful! Weight Watchers, First Federal Savings and Loan, Children's tennis, tennis courts, 10 a.m. BONDS 7:30 p.m. Int. band instr., community center, 10:30 a.m. Jr. Women's Club, community center, 7:30 p.m. MUTUAL FUNDS Masonic Lodge, 328, 7171 N. Fed. Highway, 8 p.m. Children's tennis, tennis courts, 11 a.m. Desirable! Jaycees, Chamber of Commerce bldg., 8 p.m. Beg. band, community center, 11:30 a.m. and 12:15 p.m. Judo, community center, 1 p.m. Friday, March 14 Puppet show, scout hut, 1 p.m. District doubles shuffleboard tourney, shuffle- Guitar, community center, 1 p.m. Judo community center, 3 p.m. Let Us Help You Choose the Mutual Fund Best Suited to Your Investment MONTEREY HOUSE Objectives. Our Account Executives are Well Informed and will Serve You The Condominium with Ocean- Teacher puts a dent with Unbiased Advice. (Continued from IB) the picture. the card. The child's job is to t®°ltttr®€Q®stal Forever! She also uses what might be repeat what the voice is saying likely will use the question termed a show and tell meth- and read the card at the same • Under-building Parking included in price • Resident method. She'll ask the child in od, whereby she shows them an time. Manager •• Heated Pool • Putting Green • Shuffleboard English how do you say . . . apple and they tell her what it "A six year old has already •' Prestige Address • Social Room • Sun Deck on 9th and the child will answer her is. spent 40,000 hours communi- floor • Breathtaking Views of the blue Atlantic Ocean in English. Or she'll provide special cating," Munn said, "and of LAIRD, BISSELL & MEEDS, INC. Methods which Mrs. Vidal and the fomanticlntracoastal • 200 ft. of Private Beach reading books and a special course 90 per cent of the com- Members New York and American Stock Exchanges 212 ft. of Private Boat Dockage. utilizes in her classroom in- tape recorder which the chil- munication you do is through clude stencil pictures which dren may operate by placing speaking, so you can see the and Principal Commodity Exchanges Large 2 Bedroom, the children color. After the a card into the recorder. On difficulty a Spanish speaking Arvida Building Boco Raton, Florida 7AA pictures are colored the chil- the card is a piece of tape on child would have if he's living 2 Bath apartments from t f\J\J dren are asked to print on the which a voice is recorded which in an English speaking com- Phone 395-7300 paper what they've colored in is repeating what is written on UNDER CONSTRUCTION FOR OCCUPANCY OCTOBER W munity. 3114 S. 0GEAM BLVD. (A-1-A) DELRAY BEACH For Classified Ads Call 395-8300 DISPLAY HOME CONSTRUCTION CO* Everyone Loves A FOR SALE

BUILDERS OF BEAUTIFUL HOMES 3 bedroom - 3 bath, centra! heat and air IN BOCA RATON BUICK condition. Completely landscaped. Sprinkler How Has FOR THE BEST DEAL OH A system. Large screen- The Gold Coast's Finest ed and carpeted porch. ALL-WATERFRONT OILY 16 LOTS NOW AVAILABLE Waterfront, and the k 1969 BUKK dock is in. $44,600. COMMUNITY IN BEAUTIFUL GOLDEN HARBOR SEE mm COULSOH % OFF THE INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY PRIVATE OCEAN BEACH GENEBAL© tifCTRIC FOR A BEAUTIFUL HOME COME BY Direct Factory WATERFRONT HOMESITES from OR CALL , . , FINEST SERVICE * LARGE PAINT & BODY SHOP $12,800. ~ $22,000. 7 Mils North of A&P CONSTRUCTION CO. f COUiSOI Boca Raton on Scenic Route AT A BEL LIDO PROPERTIES, INC. SAM ACQUILANO, GEN. CONTRACTOR IN HIGHLAND BEACH P. O. Box 69 DELRAY BEACH Boca Raton, Florida 5425 North Dixie Highway, Boca Raton Agent on Premises 278-3087 399-8818 - 395-4254 1616 N. Federal Hwy. • Ph. 278-3292 W AM. - 5 PM. Thursday, March 13,1969 BOCA RATON NEWS 5B TIRED OF RETIREMENT? But you don't really care for full employment. Why not call for an interview today regarding the financial field of stocks, bonds, and se- curities selling to select clientele. Call Mr. Bogren of 395-0546 for Appointment BYER INCORPORATED Royal Palm Plaza Boca Raton, Florida

•§£*'.., Taxpayers'Ask IRS >; pre-tested This column of questions reported to that em- and answers on federal tax ployer. This will enable r-\L for 360 hours matters is provided by the local office of the U.S. In- your employer to with- ternal Revenue Service and hold social security and '** a is published as a ' public ser~ vice to taxpayers. The column' income taxes on the tips answers questions most fre-. from your regular sal- OMEGA quently asked by taxpayers. ' ary. Q7 Why is" it so im- HiipdK tinted lor 15 iliu portant to use the form Q. We supported our in Onicgi Constellation is .1 with the label on it? daughter until she mar- n-ruticdi-hronometer Grauh- A. Using the form ried in December. Can \io\\ crcd.. it w mds itselt as we claim her as a de- vou wear it... without hand with the pre-addressed « mding or pow er cell;. (\\ hich label will help avoid er- pendent? require periodic replacement) rors in processing your A. If your daughter Water shock resistant, with return. does not file a joint re- 01 without date telling dials. The label lists your turn with her husband name, address and So- and the other dependen- 4t$ cial Security number cy tests were met, you 48 S.E. Ut Ave.at Royol Palm Rd. Another of the new condominium apart- Downtown Boca Raton - 395-3462 just as it appears in our may claim her as a de- South Ocean Boulevard near the Deerfield Authorized Omega Agoncy 1 files. Experience shows pendent. However, she ments in Boca Raton will be Three Thousand Beach line. that when taxpayers would not be disquali- South. The building is scheduled to rise on write in this informa- fied if she and her hus- tion themselves fre- band file jointly only to quently they forget to obtain a return and were list their Social Secur- not required to file re- ity number or enter it turns. inaccurately. Also, handwritten numbers Q. I was told that the are harder to read and money your company mistakes occur when a pays you when you're taxpayer writes a "7" out sick is not taxable. that looks like a "9", Is that right? for example. A. It depends on how much you received in Q. I'm moving next pay from an employer month. What can I do to financed sick pay plan Prices In This Ad Effective for the time you were Only in Dade, Broward, Palm avoid any delay in my Beach, Martin, St. Lucie and refund because of a out. If your company Indian River Counties. change of address? paid you over 75 per A. If you move before cent of your regular the refund arrives be salary while you were certain you leave a for- sick there is a 30-day warding address with waiting period. After it the Post Office. Then expires you may ex- the refund can be de- clude up to $100 a week livered to your new ad- from your income as dress. sick pay. Taxpayers who expect If you received 75% to get refunds but have or less of your regular Prices Effective put off filing their re- pay, there is a 7-day Thurs-Fri»Sat. turns can get fast ser- waiting period. Then you March 13-14-15 vice if they file now. Re- may exclude up to $75 turns mailed in March a week. After 30 days, can be processed and the you may exclude up to refund issued in 5-6 $100 a week as sick pay. EXTRA weeks if the return is If you had been hos- accurate and complete, pitalized, there is no ^GreenStamps seven-day waiting pe- TEOTMS Q. I live some dis- riod. Copeiand's Shoulder tance from my job and This provision of the Smoked Picnics •*,*£• •,„/39c as a result drive over law is explained at (Coupon expires Sat. Mairch 15, 1969) 300 miles a week just greater length in the (Coupon Good From Vero Beach back and forth to work. 1040 instructions so be To Miami ONLY) Can I deduct anything sure to check them if for this? you think you are en- A. Commuting is titled to claim this ex- considered a personal clusion. expense under .the tax laws and no deduction is Q. I want to itemize allowed for it. If you my deductions this year itemize your de- and therefore can't use ductions, however, you the 1040A I got in the may deduct the state mail. Where can I get and local gas taxes you the long form? pay. A. Tax forms are On page 8 of the 1040 available at many banks instructions you will and post offices as well find a table that will be as at local offices of the helpful in figuring this IRS. deduction. Q. Are tips taxable? A. Yes they are. Cash tips of $20 or more that PRINTING CO. you receive in a month while working for any rELEPHONE 395- one employer should be Copeiand's Pure Pork OPEN DAILY 8 A.M. Bag Sausage ... COMPLETE Copeiand's 1-STOP Sausage 'N Bacon b 59< IIOMI. OK 40 !• AMOl S BRANDS Copeiand's Pure Pork Breakfast SHOPPING Complete Line of (iardcn Tools & Accessories Link Sausage . . . "£ 59« 172 E. Boca Raton Rd. 395-2442 SPECIAL 20V BARBECUES and Copeiand's All Meat H1BACH1SS Bologna FULL LINE BARBECUE Copeiand's All Beef \ACCESSORIES AND BRIQUETS Franks Copeiand's Mix or Match Sale! Bologna, Liver Cheese, Olive, Pickle & Pimento LIBBY-OWENS Luncheon Meats 4 20% Copeiand's Party or Variety Pack BOXED GLASSWAROMPLETE SET E- SPECIAL Luncheon Meafs

Scott** pR0DUCTS *TURF BUILDER * BONUS * KNlt * (fdPE *KANSEL *SCUTL *SPREADERS . x^mJm^ SWIFTS 6-6-6 -> 50 Lb. FERTILIZER Bags 30% ORGANIC NITROGEN Plus All Essential Secondary Minerals HARDWARE - HOUSEWARES Copeiand's Regular or Dinner LAWN and GARDEN SUPPLIES Franks CHARCOAL GRILLS and SUPPLIES Fresh Half or Whole DRAPERY RODS and FIXTURES Pork Hams WALLPAPER - PAINTS Glassware - Small Appliances Copeiand's Cooked or • ARTIST SUPPLIES! Baked Ham Recorded at County Courthouse Local real estate transfers continue at fast pace Recent Boca Raton liam Coyle and Charlotte Coyle, PALMo SEC. 2 Charles F. Al- HEIGHTS 1ST ADD. Robert E. to Walter J. McAloon, SS $49. Boca Home Sites, Inc. to Denis Lot 28, Blk 16, P. B. FARMS Mildred L. Caulkins, h/w SS*"' real estate transactions h/w SS $100.50. lison and Estelle O, Allison Ruback and Susan K. Ruback, Lot 13, Blk 7, LAKE FLOR- T. Ohlrich and Ann I. Ohlrich, CO. PLAT 10, NORTH DEER- $ 11.70 . Lot 51, Blk 2, LAKE ROG- h/w to T. L. Welker and Mel- h/w SS $22.50. Lot 30, Blk 4, BOCA RATON as compiled for the h/w to Douglas D. Hay and ; ESTA PARK 2ND SEC Timothy FIELD Anne M. Crook and Fred ERS ISLE UNIT C Marqusee Amy E. Hay, h/w SS $10.80. ba J. Welker, h/w SS $51.90. F. Regan and Ellen M. Lots 43 to 46 incl Blk 23, H. Crook, her husband to Fran- SQUARE William R. SAul and News by the Lawyers Homes, Inc. to Wilson H. Chap- Lot 11, Blfc 6, BEL MAR- Lot 2, Blk 15, ROYAL PALM Regan, h/w to Robert Max VILLA RICA Roderick A. Eas- cis M, Slone, Sr. SS $2.50. Roland Rush Willoughby to De- Title Insurance Corp. man and Jacquelyn I., h/w SS ra William R. Schwab and Ed- YACHT AND COUNTRY CLUB Thomas and Helen J. Thomas, ton and Ann J. Easton, h/w to Marco & Sons, Inc. SS $9.00 are listed below. $208.50. na M. Schwab, h/w to Monarch S/D May Catchings to John F. h/w SS $77.40. Pat Donofrio and Anthony Bo- All Lot 16, Blk 19, BOCA RA- Lot 9, Blk 5, COUNTRY CLUB Lots 32, 33 and 34, Blk 64, Construction Company, Inc. SS Jones and Evelyn M., h/w SS Lot 19, Blk 1, WINFIELD ria SS $30.00. TON HILLS SEC. 2 G. Joseph VILLAGE, Margery E. Alrd to Documentary stamps, P. B. FARMS CO. PLAT #10 $26.40. $51.90. PARK UNIT 1 Howard C.Laur- Lot 3, Blk A-3 UNIVERSITY George and Anne L. George Robert W. Habermehl and Janet listed by amount, Indi- Henry- W. Greve and Margret Lot 10, Blk 2, PARADISE Lot 2, Blk 18, WINFIELD eigh and Grace A. Laureigh, PARK COUNTRY CLUB ES- h/w to Patsy V. Russo and F., h/w SS $95.70 cate the approximate G. Greve, h/w to William H. PALMS UNIT NO. 3 PARK UNIT 2 John E. Feldmann h/w to Marjorie M. Homlar TATES Concepts Development Elsie W. Russo, h/w SS $480. Lot 21, Blk CARIBBEAN Cummings, Jr. and Clara E. David Llewellyn Furman and and Natalie Feldmann, h/w to SS $48.00. Inc. to Donald Filan and Mary Lot 5, Blk 26 ROYAL PALM KEYS PLAT HI, North Shore sale price in many in- Cummings, h/w SS $6.00. Shelley Lee Furman, h/w to Joan N. Stobaugh and Norma Lot 6, Blk 17, SPANISH RIV- Ann Filan, h/w SS $79.50. YACHT & COUNTRY CLUB Ev- Electric Corp, to James W. stances. They are com- Lot 12 and 13, Blk 52, BOCA Bibletown Community Church J. Stobaugh SS $76.50. • » ER LAND CO. UNIT 2 Ruten- Lot 15, Blk A-10 UNIVER- elyn Z. Lillie joined by her L. Ellet, SS $15.00 puted on $3 per $1,000 RATON SQUARE UNIT 15 Emil Inc. SS $10.50. berg Homes of Southeast Flor- SITY PARK COUNTRY CLUB husband E. E. Lillie to John Lot 18, Blk 3, BEL LIDO value; in other words, F. Danciu and Eleanor C, Dan- Lot 6, Blk 8, PARADISE Lot 5, Blk E, GOLDEN HAR- ida, Inc. to Glen F. Nielson ESTATES Chares J. Sauders H. Riley and Grace B. Riley, G. Fred Rieman and Hylma ciu, h/w to Robert C. Jares PALSM UNIT ffi Paul A. Eshle- bour sec #5 Itvenus Develop- and Joyce L. Nielsen, h/w SS • and Clahissa A. Saunders, h/w h/w SS $210.00 H, Rieman, h/w to Lester C. a $10,000 sale would and Mary F. Jares, h/w SS man to Frank J. Seaman and ment & Industrial Corp. to J. $30.00. to Paul Martin and Elfrieda Lot 10, Blk 9 BOCA RATON Spier and Madeline C. Spier, require $30 in stamps. $33.90. Margaret F., h/w SS $12.00. James Farzan and Margery Lot 14 plus N 5 ft of Lot 13, Martin, h/w SS $97.50. RIVIERA UNIT C Cecil C.Dud- h/w SS $141.00. Lot 4, Blk 3, MONTEZ GAR- Lot 4, Blk 14, CAMINO GAR- Farzan, h/w SS $36.00. Blk 7, CAMINO GARDENS Ca- Lot 8, Blk 10, TUNISON ley and Hilda P. Dudley h/w to Lot 1, Blk 12, CARIBBEAN gk Week ending Feb. 14, 1969. DENS Arthur Mirandi and Hel- DENS SEC. 1 CamincGardens, N. 70 ft. of S 120 ft Lot 2, mino Gardens, Inc. to Thomas PALMS SEC. 2 John G. Ruth- Joseph J. Schneider SS $80.70 KEYS PLAT ffl North Shore" en Mirandi, h/w to Wright Inc. to Clause M, Metelski and Blk 2, HERMAN BOCA RATON D. Beddia and Patricia M., h/w ven and Annie Ruthven, h/w to Electric Corp. to J. J. Madi- Homes, Inc. SS $10.20. Lot 1, Blk 3, CAMPUS Lot 26, Blk 7, CHATHAM Susan, h/w SS $24.00. IND AREA William 0. Rotts- SS $16.80. Charles H. Rine, III and Caro- HEIGHTS Samuel F. Clark and gan SS 515.00 HILLS Harry Polansky and Fan- Lot 2, ESTERLY William H. Lot 7. Blk 4, UNIVERSITY chafer, Dick Rottschafer etc. Lot 31, Blk 2, BEL MARRA lyn A. Rine, h/w SS $9.90. Ann F. Clark h/w to Thomas Lot 1, Blk 14, CARIBBEAN ny Polansky to Edwin T. Wil- Parr and Jessie W. Parr, his Lot 2, Blk 1, SUNSET RIDGE D. Alter and Carolyn R. Al- KEYS PLAT ffl, North Shore lis and Nell Willis, h/w SS wife to BroUiar - May Corp. S/D or Lot 26, Blk 26, BOCA Electric Corp, to Aaron M. SS $8.40. ter h/w SS $24.90 $49.50. RATON HILLS H. E. Guthrie Lots 8 & 9 Blk 2, TUNISON Franco SS $15.00 Lot 13, Blk 6, BOCA RATON Lot 12, Blk 9, BOCA WOODS and Margaret J. Guthrie, h/w PALMS SEC 1 Margaret Lot 22, Blk 14, CARIBBEAN SQUARE UNIT 1 Demarco & John J. Acquilano and Gloria to Robert W. Grant and Julie Meeske and Margaret M. Knapp KEYS PLAT ffl North Shore Sons, Inc. to Richard N. Amss J. Acquilano, h/w to Nick Lac- B. Grant, h/w SS $67.50. joined by her husband William Electric Corp, to Raymond M, and Rose J. Ames, his wife, cheo and Tillie Laccheo, h/w Cannady. SS $15.00 SS $69.00. R. Knapp to HFS Builders, Inc. SS $15.00. Lot 43, Blk 35, VILLA RICA SS $18.00 Lot 9, Blk 14, CARIBBEAN Lot 32, Blk 5, PARADISE Lot 2, Blk 2, UNIVERSITY T. M. Scherer Tr. for Assets Lot 7, Blk 7, BEL MARRA KEYS PLAT HI North Shore PALMS UNIT 2 Corinne Wood HILLS SEC. 1 T. D. Sutton and of R. J. Brown Realty Co., Inc. Kenneth Sana and Mary Sans Electric Corp. to Edward Johns to Bibletown Community Church Grace E. Sutton, h/w to Allen to Keating-Meredith Proper- h/w to F & A Investments, Inc. SS $15.00 Inc. SS ? 10.50. W. Hower and Elsie L. How- ties, Inc. SS $7.50. SS $24.90 Lot 2 Blk 2, PARADISE Lot 7, Blk 5, RE PLAT OF er, h/w SS $9.00. Lot 20, Blk 2, PARADISE Lot 24, Blk 26, BOCA RATON PALMS UNIT ffZ, Gladys Kan- m. COUNTRY CLUB VILLAGE Lot 15, Blk 7, COUNTRY PALMS UNIT #4 Bibletown SQUARE UNIT 8 Richard You- ter and Juliet Novello to Paul w SEC. A Boca Land Develop- CLUB VILLAGE SEC. A Con- Community Church, Inc. to Carl mans and Mary L. Youmans, K. Maxwell and Gladys Max- ment, Inc. to Marjorie Ann cepts Development Inc. to Wal- N. Rist and Louise E.. h/w h/w to W. Donald Caulkins and well h/w SS $71.70 McDonald SS $12,00, lace L. Feirn and Lavere C. SS $10.50. Lot 7, less E 40 ft and E 40 Feirn, h/w SS $60.00, I ft of Lot 8, Blk 5, CHATHAM Lot 5, Blk 9, COUNTRY HILLS William Altman.and CLUB VILLAGE SEC. A Jer- Pauleen V. Altman, h/w to Alan ry R. Jordan to Thomas S. B. King and EloiseW.King,h/w Cocks and Laura Cocks, h/w SS $65.70. SS $78.00. Lot 2, Blk 1, ROYAL OAK Lot IS, Blk 8, BOCA IS- HILLS 2ND SEC Roy R. Davis LANDS SEC. 5 Lillian Survilas and Beulah F. Davis, h/w to to Robert W. Felisian and Bev- Sarah Winona Bivens SS $114. erly M., h/wSS $114.00. S 1/2 of TR 66, Blk77, PALM Lot 5, Blk 5, BOCA RATON BEACH FARMS CO. PLAT 3 SQUARE GATEWAY Fred J. George Snow and Susan Snow, Hatch and Viola E. Hatch, h/w h/w to Eugene Kuhar and Sa- to Stephen Mastroianni, Jr. and rah E., h/w SS $21.00 Carol A., h/w SS $33.60. Lots 1 and 32, Blk 25, BO- Lot 1, and Lot 2 less N 60 CA RATON HILLS S/D Harry ft, Blk 4, CAMINO GARDENS F. Pierce to Frank Brown SS Thomas E. Griffith and Elsie $19.50. E. Griffith, h/w to George J. Lot 15, Blk 5, BOCA RATON Brett and Angela J. Brett, h/w SQUARE UNIT 1 Victor E. Hake SS $148.50. and Carolyn J. Hake, h/w to Wil- Lot 4, Blk 12, TUNISON

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Swift's Premium Proten U.S. Choice For Best Results U.S.D.A. Inspected Beef Chuck Rofisf . LIST MULTIPLE USTWG SERVICE Chyck Steak. WITH MLS California Roast SPECIAL- SEE YOUR REALTOR f-Bone Steak . W»L 1-TSEWURE Bum 0Wr99* REALTORS OF BOCA RATON Sirloin Steak Th cup jurmog;^! °J&££ifflM IN*?1*** ' #™ -*,*"/* Boca Raton, 395-9355. MOTHERWELL REAL- Dairi Fresh Schmierkase W.P. BEBOUT, 140 N. TY, 757 S, Federal Hwy. 32-oz. 59c Fed. Hwy., 395-8155. 395-4044, Cottage Cheese • « cup STEPHEN J. BODZO PALMER AND PALMER Pillsbury's W/lcing REALTY, INC. - 5501 9-5.oz- 115 E. Boca Raton Road, Cinnamon Rolls . 2 size N. Fed. Hwy. 395-8200 395-5011. F. BYRON PARKS, Via Kraft's WILLIAM D. BBADSHAW, Mizner, Royal Palm Horseradish. . • 2 29c Realtor, 2630 NW 2nd Plaza, 395-3700. Large. 8-Size South American Ave., 391-1292 PETRUZZELLI REAL- Soft Blue Bonnet 1-lb. BRANNON REALTY, TY, Inc., 2325 N. Ocean Margarine . 3 ctns. Spcenish Melons Inc., 330 E. Palmetto Boulevard, 399-1399 Pk. Rd., 391-2444. PLASTRIDGE, INC. CAMINO GARDENS 224 S. Federal Hwy., REALTY INC, P.O. 395-1433. CORNED BEEF AND CABBAGE Box 520, Phone 395-7020. vzen (fjfced c-J)et)t. You don't have to be Irish to enjoy corned best THE REAL ESTATE Rath Black Hawk Honey Glazed and cabbage! As a flavor combination, it's a S 49 Fleischmann's Unsalted natural and everybody's favorite. Wipe a CARLEN APPRAISAL CORNER, INC. 60 S. Canned Ham . . . ££ 4 4 to S-lb corned-beef brisket with damp paper AND REALTY INC. 450 Federal Highway, 395- Margarine . . . 39c towel, place in large kettle, cover with cold E. Palmetto Park Rd. 4624. Dirr's Gold Seal water. Add a medium clove of garlic, a medium 399-4440. Stouffer's Beef, Chicken or ye/low onion (halved), 2 whole cloves. 10 vshole RON AN REALTY, 2800 Sliced Bacon 59c 1 black peppers, 2 bay leaves, % teasp. mustard SUE O. CHENEY, Real N. Fed. Hwy. 391-0083. Turkey Pot Pies • . 'SS 49c seed. Bring to boil, reduce heat, simmer 5 tor, 960 S.E. 20th Avenue minutes, then skim. Cover and simmer 3 to 4 Sarasota Brand Chipped Beef, Ham, Pepperidge Farms Deuils Food, hours until fork-tender. During last 15 minutes, Deerfield Beach. Florida RICHARD F. ROSS B/R Turkey or Federal Savings & Chocolate Fudge, Vanilla, Golden add a medium head of cabbage cut into 399-55Q0. wedges. To make it a one-dish meal, add during Loan Bldg. Suite C. 555 Pastrami .... 3 %&' 99c Layer Cakes ... "j^ 79c last 25 minutes 6 medium potatoes (pared and BRUCE E. DARRELL S. Federal Hwy. 399- quartered). And you can turn it into a "New Realtor, 425 E, Palmet- 6444. Gold King England Boiled Dinner" by adding 6 medium fflrmn djurrJ/ettcat&ien ^J/epf. 16-oz. carrots and 6 medium white turnips or parsnips to Park Rd., 395-1322. ROYAL PALM REALTY Hush Puppies size (pared and quartered) when you add the potatoes. To serve, remove corned beef and WM. DAY Inc., 500 S. CORP., 307 Golfview Rotisserie Cooked Morton's Dr., 395-1662. vegetables from liquid. Slice beef, arrange on Federal Hwy., 395-0220. Barbecue Chicken . '"• 59c Donuts 3 size' large platter, surround by vegetables. Serves PETER F. DOR AN, 133 ROGER M. SKILLMAN, six to eight Boca" Raton Rd., Phone 30 SE 4th St., Boca Oscar Mayer AM Meat Pictsweet For the eating o' the green, make an $1 Emerald Fruit Mold, using foe gelatin 395-1102. Raton, Florida 391- Bologna ..... "»• 69c Broccoli Spears . 4 ^ dessert, adding grapefruit sections (cut into 3198. small chunks) and diced apple. Individual molds EMILY C. ELSENER Victor Weaver All White Birds Eye on curly endive or surrounded by watercress are Realtor, 184 N. Fed. SLONE REALTY Main Office: 912 N. Chicken Roll ...'*• 99c 1 attractive. Dilute mayonnaise with a little Hwy., Deerfield Bch. Cauliflower. ... p°k& orange juice, add a drop or two of green food 399-8120. Dixie Hwy. - 399-1223 coloring, and spoon over molds just before \fpvzen 'Qfr/ifccf/ - Depf. Lloyd J. Harris Crown Deluxe Apple or serving. For this meal, you don't need the luck FEDERAL REALTY of Branch: 6299 N. Federal 391-2640 Dutch Apple Pie . . *&? 89c of the Irish to have everything turn out delicious! FLORIDA, 629 S. Fed- Gorton's eral Highway, 391-2235. TOWN & COUNTRY FIRST REALTY CORP. PROPERTIES, 330 E. Fish Sticks .... ^ 79c 20 S.E. 1st Avenue, Palmetto Park Rd., (Plus 50 S&H Green Stamps. No coupon required) 391-0434, 395-8600. Mrs. Paul's VISTA REALTY, INC FLORIDA REALTY OF Fish Cakes ... 4 *&. 99c Cam ino Gardens - Boca Baton BOCA RATON, INC. No. 2 N. Fed. Hwy., Boca Raton, 395-5824. 700 W. Camino Real 3?5'2 N.E. 1st Ave. (pfmn (Our (gfredi 'Qfcfijfood^.Jjept. 391-0990. WEEKES REALTY CO. 5fh Ave. PLAZA - Boca Raton FLORIDA- SITES, Inc. INC., 100 S. Federal Quick Frozen Jumbo U.S. Highway #7 & 5th Ave. 26S.E.4th St. 395-1890. Hwy., 395-122}' Lake Smelts . . . *• 59c EDWARD GARVY.701E. M.N. WEIR & SONS, Palm Aire Shopping Center Palmetto Pk. Rd., Boca Inc., 855 S. Federal (Plus 100 S&HsGfeen Stamps with coupon) smoked Jumbo 272 S. Federal Hwy., Deerfield Beach Raton, Fla. 391-0900. Hwy., 395-4000 *'-" ' " Cod Fillets . . . . lb- 69c Thursday, March 13, 1969 BOCA RATON NEWS 7B

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:-. ».-.: •• i\ Cloister Del Mar sold out, work starts on Whitehall l*. I"! Lee C. Vona, region- of the $5,000,000 struc- It's acceptance has al director of Radice ture which covers a two- been "so overwhelm- Realty & Construction acre plot overlooking ing," according to Vo- Corp. has announced the the Gulfstream, has at- na, "that it bids fair to sale of the final apart- tracted 96 families to be the most copied ment in the city's 17- Boca Raton. Apartment apartment floor plan story Cloister Del Mar prices ranged from during the 1970* s." condominium. $34,750 to $7.0,750 for With the completion Construction of the an oceanfront pent- of Cloister Beach Tow- development began in house. ers, next door to Clois- January, 1968, and Featuring an exclus- ter Del,Mar, the Radice workmen are putting the ive two - apartment- firm has attracted 224 finishing touches on the per-tower - floor plan, families to the city. building now according it is the second Radice to Pro ject Manager Jer- project completed here A third Radice pro- ry Fincher. and represents a com- ject, being built through bined total sales com- Flags fly at model apartment and office for Whitehall condominium. The 15-month sellout one of its subsidiaries, mitment to date of over Whitehall, has opened $10,000,000. The high model apartments on rise tower concept was South Ocean Blvd., rep- introduced to south resenting $ 8,500,000 Florida by Radice. additional sales. Palm-Aire buys more land for development O'THE GREEN Florida Palm - Aire south to Fort Lauder- Corp. this month trip- dale Executive Airport. led the size of its Palm- Marvin Orleans, Aire Country Club with president of Florida the purchase of 1,713 Palm-Aire Corp., has acres worth approxi- announced plans for an mately $11 million. expanded "total living" The additional prop- community patterned erty, undeveloped, is after the popular Palm- adjacent to the original Aire resort condomin- acreage. ium community. Nabisco New Sweet 'n Salty Contiguous holdings "This purchase of Gerber Strained Duet Crackers. . . •$£ 43c land established Florida 3rs scheduled for develop- Baby Food . . . 6 ' 65c Keebler 16-oz. Pitter Patter, ment surround the Palm-Aire Corp. as one Betty Crocker Monte BeNo 13 oz. Swedish Cremes, Palm - Aire Country of the largest land own- 15-oz. Coconut Chocolate Drops or Club complex. In all er - developers in the Dinners Pecan Sandies . . ^ 49c there are more than 2,- state," Orleans said. Betty Crocker Stroganoff 500 acres or about four "We decided to ac- Merita square miles. quire the acreage be- Dinners...... *]£?• 49c Fruited Rolls . . . "^ 35c Contadina The new property is cause the demand for Aunt Jemima Buttermilk immediately west and the type of community Pancake Mixes . . ^ south of the present we are developing has Palm-Aire development far exceeded our most Reynolds 12-inch Wrap optimistic projec- 2 5 which fronts on Pom- Aluminum Foil . . b Ox pano Parkway, (Power- tions." line Road,). The addi- Sales Director Ed New Sunshine tion's l> northern bor- Wattling reports that the Rinso Detergent . . ™£l der is the C-14 Canal, 33O||inits now complet- Canada Dry Orange, Cola, Grape, Rooti, ed,; §re totally occupied •^ Surf and it extends west Tahitian Treat, Cream Soda, Hi-Spot Detergent .... ^ across the turnpike to and that new sales rec- Margate Estates and ords are being set each Soft Drinks. . . . - Fluffy All month. (plus tax & deposit) Detergent .... si'A In preparation for fu- Dole Pink or Regular Pineapple Grapefruit See this man ture growth, Florida Ail 0 when you insure Palm-Aire Corp. re- Drink 4 ts TL Detergent .... "Jz ! cently tripled its golf fa- Ocean Spray Jellied or Whole Lux your car or home cilities by adding two Liquid sS" 37c new 18-hole layouts de- Cranberry signed by golf architect c Swan Robert Von Hagge. One Siiyce ...... 2 ss 58 Liquid ...... size OOC is a championship length, par 72 and the (Plus 50 S&H Green Stamps with coupon) Wisk 1|ua t other, a par 60 execu- F&P Halves or Slices Cling Liquid ' 79c tive. The original 18- Final Touch hole championship 3 3 Peaches ... .3 ' 89< Fabric Softener . . S ^ 85c course will become pri- (Plus 50 S&H Green Stamps with coupon) vate this year. Lux Assorted

Bar Soap. • • « 3 Dt?s 35c Green Giant Kitchen Sliced Lux Tests have shown that 16-oz. HICK BISHOP a farm tractor upsett- Green Beans. . 5 cans 1. Bar Soap. . • • 2 s?« 35c He may save you ing backward at full Green Giant French Style Lifebuoy throttle is beyond stop- Bar Soap. . . . 2 sS 31c big money ping after about seven- Green Beans . 5 tenths of a second. This Lifebuoy Green Giant j.C. MITCHELL is less than the average Bar Soap. ... 2 55 43c person's reaction time. 12-oz. & SONS Unless the operator is Mexicorn. . . .4 cans Praise Toilet Soap . . . . 2&£ 45c thrown or can jump Green Giant Cream Style 22 S. Federal.. 395-4711 clear, he will probably 17-oz. Dishwasher be crushed. Golden Com. . 5 cans All . 2sizT45c Green Giant Coldwater 12-02. A II 49'Dl BUYING i.. While Corn. . .4 cans All • "size Dove Green Giant Whole Kernel Vacuum Pack . . .i 32-oz. Liquid • » • • • • size SELLING . . . Niblels Corn. . 5 *1. A Home or Other Real Estate

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\mua>tM usnm sawnx To Buy or Sell Tll^GreenStamps ly^GreenStampsP ^GreenStampsP? MIS Phone 395-8155 Park Loin Roast Sals I 50-lb. Bag Siokely's Rib End Portion J^riS* Pumpkin 2 '«';£• 29c Loin End Portion !,',°nV"'i«. Pelleted Vigoro Corned Beef Brisket '»• 79c (Coupon expires Sat. March 15,1963) (Coupon expires Sat. March 15,1969} Half or Whole iSST .. 69c (Coupon expires Sat. March 15,1969) (Coupon Good From Vero Beach (Coupon Good From Vero Beach Center Cut Portion » 79c (Coupon Good From Vero Beach To Miami ONLY) To Miami ONLV) (Coupon DK0ir«¥ Sat. March 15r19fi9J To Miami ONLY) EXTRA EXTRA i^GreenStamps IpWGreenStampsM ^GreenStamps REALTOR WGreenStamps 140 N. Federal Hwy., Boca Raton 1 Box, 2-lb. Sunsweat Ocean Spray Jellied or Whole F&P Halves or Slices Cling 28-oz. Bottle Large Prunes Cranberry Sauce 2 '££• 58c ; Peaches 3 »£• 89c LysoS Cleaner 395-8155 (Coupon expires Sat. March 15,1969) (Coupon expires Sat. March IS, 1S69) (Coupon expires Sat, March 15, 1363) (Coupon expires Sat. March 15,1969) (Coupon expires Sat. March 15, 1969) (Coupon Good From Vero Beach (Coupon Good From Vero Beach (Coupon Good From Vero Beach (Coupon Good From Vero Beach (Coupon Good From Vero Beach ALWAYS AS REPRESENTED To Miami ONLY) To Miami ONLY) To Miami ONLY) To Miami ONLY) To Miami ONLY) 8B BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, March 13, 1969 DeSilva office now in shopping plaza Harvey DeSilva of He will sell auto, Boca Raton, retail agent homeowners, fire, for Allstate Insurance health, life, commercial Companies has moved and other insurance his office to 5th Avenue lines. He will also be lo- Shopping Plaza. cal representative of the DeSilva joined All- Allstate Motor Club and Grace Company lists state Oct. 1, 1962. the Allstate Safety Cru- sade. The Crusade, a SEAGATE TOWERS' countrywide program to increased earnings Thera must be a rwneril reduce traffic and home 50% .old already! accidents, offers indiv- W. R. Grace & Godinar. y items was $57,- Construction just storied, Uniqwe location/ privacy, etc., — you just iduals and community reported a 10 per cent ,761,000 up $5,661,000 have to see it! 200 McFarlane Dr. groups safety leaflets increase in per share and sales and revenues Just 2 blocks S.E. of the bridge in and films at no charge earnings before extra- were $1,738,364,000 Delroy Beach — phone 278-4564 through DeSilva. ordinary items for the compared with $1,621,- year ending Dec» 31, 360,000 in 1967. 1968. The company has tak- F. BYRON PARKS Income before extra- en as an extraordinary ordinary items was 11item a $32,000,000 pro- REALTOR per cent ahead of 1967 vision for loss on the and sales were at an all- proposed sale of Grace Via time high, 7 per cent Line Inc. announced last Royal Palm Plaza above those in the pre- month. Grace noted that vious year. Grace has a the loss reflects the low OVER 25 YEARS IN BOCA RATON branch in Boca Raton. market value placed on J. Peter Grace, pres- all shipping operations. Associates First exterior wall panels are in place on visible on the site on East Palmetto Park ident, in announcing au- Other extraordinary Elmer L. D. Livaudais the new First Bank and Trust Co. building. road. dited results for theitems resulted in a pro- Tel.: 395-3700 Frances B. Livaudais year, said that per share fit of $7,379,000 net of Until this week, only the steel skeleton vyas __ earnings of common taxes. In total, the ef- stock before extraordi- fect of extraordinary nary items were $2O86, items was a net loss an increase of 27 cents. of $24,621,000 or $1.24 7171 a EXTRA Br^i.F| EXTRA "* EXTRA P»-~^ff'Y.l r, EXTRA •F^^FOTl a EXTRA BP^ Income before extraor- per share.

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6. (Expire. Sar., March 15, 1969) 7. (Expires Sal., March 15, 1969) 8. (Expires Saf., March 15, 1969) 9. (Expires Sat., March IS, 1969) new worlds to conquer ury rentals just as we in other Florid a locales. did with Pellinore Hall Among these is Wil- (now Gait Towers) in liam Donner who, with Fort Lauderdale, and diverse partners, has with the Patrician of Bo- Miss Breck Hair Spray Breck Basic Dippity-Do Setting Gel Brylcreem Hair Dressing Palmolive Rapid Shave been active in the Gold ca Raton," Donner ex- Unscented, reg. super Conditioner reg. or extra-hold 3 oz. size Res., Menthol, Lime Coast building scene — 13 oz. size with projects ranging The new eight story 11. (Expires Saf., March IS, 1969) building will contain 1 2. (Expires Sat., March IS. 1969) 1 3. (Expires 5ar., March 15, 1969) (Expires Sat., March 15, 1969) 1 5. (Expires Sat., March IS, 1969) from luxury highrise construction, to mod-apartments ranging in EXTRA —-SSIIFyi[^i „ EXTRA jfe^-—Wjff1 W "fl „EXTRA Up—-'SIw f w "• EXTRA ||§>".—MjwiLpiinup «j EXTRA erate - price duplexes. size from one bedroom, one bath; to an extra- Having this year fin- large two bedroom, den, Wood bury Shampoo Personna Stainless Steel Gillette Techmatic Bands Dial Spray Deodorant ished off the sale and 21/2 bath layout. Rent- Gillette Techmatic Razor Blades Double Edge 5 ct. construction of 322 du- als will range from 8 oz. bot. or Injector 7 ct. 5 ct. or 10 ct. 4 oz. size plex units in the $10,- about $195 to about $400 16. (Expire) Sot., Mann 15, 1969) 1 7. (Expire. Sat., March IS, 1969) 1 8. {Expires Saf., March 15, 1969) •°. (Expires Sal» March IS. 1969) 20. (Expires Sat., March 15, 1969] 000 price range in Pom- per month, the spokes- pano Beach, plus the man says. completion and rental The Palm Beach III U^GreenStamps of the 127 unit Patric- building site fronts on ""f' ian apartments in Boca both the Atlantic and Arrid Extra-Dijy Tampax Tampons Norwich Aspirin Bufferin Tablets Chocjts Vitamins & Iron Raton, the builder, in Lake Worth. Deodorant or Multiple Vitamins partnership with Nor- Three elevators, in- regular or super 250 ct. bot. 100 ct. bot. 60 ct. bot. man Rauch, is now turn- cluding a service ele- 23. (Expires Sat., March 15, 1969) ing his attention to an- vator, will serve the 213 other luxury rental apartment units. Bliy^GreenStampsra gIg]^Green$tamps Sominex Tablets Contac Capsules Lysol Spray Disinfectant 16 ct. bot. 10 ct. bot. 7 oz. can

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1 I NAME AGE . 4 Quart or Pint Cutex Polish Remover Freezer Container 1 Kaiser Broiler Pan 4 oz. size ADDRESS ..>,.-.•...>.w.....<...«...... 1 (Expires Sot.. March IS, 1969| (Expire! Sett., March 15, 1 I TELEPHONE..... 61* (Eapirm Sat., March 15, 1949) 54. i J Thursday, March 13, 1969 BOCA RATON NEWS 9B Boca Raton CHURCHES BOCA BATON PRESBYTERIAN AL/VfcN I A.L.C. - Ronald J. Dingle, Pastor CHURCH 5001 N.E. 4th Avenue (near U.S. 1) Boca Eaton A Young, Friendly, Growing Church Phones: 395-3632 or 395-4741 SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 WORSHIP 8:30 & 11:00 CHURCH SCHOOL Lenten Service Wednesday 7:30 9:45 A./A. BOCA RATON WORSHIP SERVICE 11:00 A.M. 3 I « 1 /\vJl_ MO. Synod _ Eugene 0. Krug, Pastor Temporarily Meeting In 701 W. Palmetto Park Road (7 blks. W. of U.S. 1) THE ART GUILD BUILDING Phones: 395-0433 or 395-1939 SUNDAY SCHOOL - 9:45 WORSHIP 8:30 & 11:00 801 W. Palmetto Park Road Lenten Service Wednesday 7:30 REV. DAVID NICHOLAS, PASTOR DEERFIELD BEACH "For / am not ashamed of the Gospel of Christ, Zl ON L.C.A. - John H. Clark II, Pastor for it is the power of God unto salvation to 959 S.E. 60i Avenue (Just W. of Deerfield Bch. Bank) everyone that he!ieveth." Romans 1; 16 Phones: 399-3146 or 399-0270 SUNDAY SCHOOL - 9:30WORSHD? 8:30 & 11:00 Lenten Service Wednesday 7:30 First |resbytericin Church First United (UNITED PRESBYTERIAN, U.S.A.V Methodist Church - 600 West Camino Real 625 N.E. 2nd Aye., Boca Raton Minister - Clark S. Reed 9:30 a.m. arid 11:00 a.m. Director of Christian Education — Jane Stenfz Sermon Director of Music - Edward Palmer "Men of Tomorrow"' Parish Visitor: Robert C. Buckley St. Gregory's Episcopal Church. Church School 9:30 A.M. Ministers Morning Worship 9:30 A.M. and 11:00 Re*. Albert G; Shiphorst Midweek Vforship Wednesday 8:30 AM At Boca Raton Presbyterian Church A ir- Con dition ed Nursery iReyt C/ Thom^s W e b b Rew David K. Allen 3rd in Series: Personalities of the Passion ICHURCH SCHOOL 9:30 - NURSERY AVAILABLE | Sermon: Pilate (Luke 23: 1-25L Air-conditioned Wednesday March 19 Covenant College Choir will sing 11:00 A.M. Service Broadcast Reverend A. G. Shiphorst — (Station WSBR -740 on the Dial) First Presbyterian Church The forty voice choir from the evening service will be Rex Smith, director of the Covenant College in Look- "The Doctrine of Jesus Christian Life Program at the out Mountain, Term., will sing Christ." Enquirer Hotel, Fort Lauder- at the 11 a.m. service of Boca dale, will preach at the even- of BOCA RATON "Substance" will be the ser- ing service. TEMPORARY LOCATION Raton Presbyterian Church THE DUTCH PANTRY, 5th AVE. PLAZA. Sunday- mon topic at the service Sun- day of First Church of Christ "Pilate" will be the third in The choir includes students Scientist. a series of sermon topics of SUNDAY 11:00 A.M. from United States as well as "personalities of the Passion THURSDAY EVENING India, Japan, Kenya, Costa Sermon topic of Dr. Fred- at the service Sunday in First DISCUSSION CLASS, 7:30 PM, Rica and Child. The church erick Nelson at United Church United Methodist Church. presently is meeting in the Subject, "Know Your Bible." of Boca Raton will be "Don't Unity of Soca Raton Is under the leadership of Art Guild building. Give Up On Prayer". Rev. Albert G. Shiphorst, Robert K. Beaas, Graduate Unity Teacher and episcopM cbuncfr First Presbyterian Church, will ZounsellorJMail address P. O. Box 952 Boca Raton. Boca Raton Road at N.E. Second Avenue conduct the Lenten service SUNDAY SERVICES "Men of Tomorrow" will be "The Greek's - How is Wis- Wednesday at First United 8:00 A.M. - Holy Communion & Homily the sermon topic of Rev. Al- Methodist Church. bert G. Shiphorst at both ser- dom Attained" will be the ser- CHURCH OF GOD 9:00 A.M. - Holy Communion & Church School mon topic of Rev. John Pa- 11:00 A.M. - Morning Prayer, Holy Communion, vices Sunday in First Presby- "What Do We Give Them?" terian Church. pandrew at the 10:30 a.m. ser- & Sermon vice in Unitarian-Universalist will be the sermon topic of DAILY EXCEPT THURSDAY Rev. Christian D. Weber at Dale E. HehcY, pastor 7:30 A.M. -Morning Prayer & Holy Communion Church. THURSDAY "Unconditional Surrender - the 11 a.m. service in Mora- 10:00 A.M. - Morning Prayer & Holy Communion God's Terms of Salvation" will "The Cross of Christ" will be vian Church. "A film entitled Temporary Location: be the sermon topic of Rev. the sermon topic of Dr. .George "It's About This Carpenter," ••: if Addison Mizner Albert L. Eastman at the 11 Thomson at the 11 a.m. service will be shown at the 7:15 pom.

a.m. service in Church of the • •.. .\V ....•• : . ; .-.-• . ;.. .. . :. •. in University Baptist Church. Service. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Open Door. Sermon topic at . ;-?;::yvchuf€h;.Sehooi 9:30 ti.im Rev. William Gardner, Pastor TEMPORARY LOCATION r i 8 irlbrm^ 3333 N. Federal Hwy., Boca Raton "Loving Is, At. Home" SUNDAY SERVICES Sunday School- 9:45 A.M. Training Union 6:30 I Morning Worship 11:00 AM. Evenmg Worship 7:30 • - - • - • • S* •• Wednesday Evening Prayer Service 7:30 P.M. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF THE OPEN DOOR Congregational "Bible Teaching and Bible Preaching" ADVENT LUTHERAN New facilities at 450 N.E. 51st 35th'St. and 3rd Ave. N.W. Rev. 5001 N.E. Fourth Ave., Rev. Street, Bosa Raton. Sunday Albert L. Eastman, Pastor. OUSTED OHUROH OF BOCA BATON Ronald J. Dingle, pastor, Sun- Sunday Services: Sunday school day school, 945 a.m., service School 9:30 a.m. Morning Wor- Evangelical nud Reformat ship 1045. Evening Worship 7:30 9:45 a.m. for which there is a Frederick Nelson, D.D. Minister BOClR^^^ 8:30 and 11 a.m. 7:30 Wed. Prayer & Bible Study nursery available. Morning .••• 2fY^iifh Avenue -:y-, -pA ST. PAUL LUTHERAN Gene Stinson Minister 4627 N. Worshp, 11 a.m. Youth Fellow- Services in Hew Air-Conditioned Sanctuary 701 W. Palmetto Park Rd. Rev. ship 6:45 p.m. Evening ser- 251 SW 4 Avenue between Camino Real and Palmetto Pk.- Rd. Eugene O. Krug, pastor, Sunday E, 4th Ave, Tel 395-4901 te ChMtiaii PwAWeber, ^Minister Morning Worship 11 a.m. — Church School 9:30 a.m. school, 9:45 a.m.; worship ser- UNITY CHURCH of Eoca Ra- vice at 7:30. Tuesday evening ton Temporary location at Dutch Senior choir rehearsal. Wed- Sunday School :?:45 *m: i ^ vices, 8:30 and 11 a.m. Pre- nesday evening Bible study hour Sermon school nursery during 11 Pantry, Fifth Avenue Shopping "Don't Give Up On Prayer" CHIIRGH SERVICE 11:00 a.m. o'clock service. Plaza. Robert K. (Bob) Beggs, at 7:30 . CHURCH NURSERY AIR CdNDITIONED FIRST PRESBYTERIAN leader. Sunday service 3 p.m. "FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD, "A Prbiestant Denomination Since 1457'' 600 West Camino Real, Rev. midweek Bible study class, 1300 N.W. 4th Avenue, Rev.- Albert G. Shiphorst, pastor, Thursday 7:30 p.m. Mail ad- Norman T. Spong, pastor. Ser-, dress P.O. Box 952, Boca Ra- vices: Sunday School, 9:45a.m.,. The University Church Services 9:30, 11 a.m.; church school, 9:30 a.m. ton. Worship Hour, 11 a.m. Gospel' UNIVERSITY THE CHURCH of THE OPEN DOOR CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Hour, 7:30 p.m., Wednesday' ST. JOAN OF ARC Bible Hour, 7:30 p.m. > Baptist Church N.W. 35th St. & 3rd Ave. ~ S.W. Third Street, Rev. Paul OF THE LATTER DAY SAINTS Rev. Albert L. Eastman, Pastor 450 N. Federal Highway. Sun- J557 W. Camino Real - Boca Raton 11:00 AM - Unconditional Surrender - God's Terms L. Manning, pastor: Sunday ASCENSION CATHOLIC Masses 7, 8, 9,10:30 a.m., noon day services; priesthood, 9 of Salvation! a.m.; Sunday school, 10:30 a.m.; Temporary located University 11:00 AM "The Cross of Christ" 7:30 PM — (Commencing) "The Doctrine of 6 p.m. Confessions will be heard Bank Building, Rev. Brian Red- 7:30 Rex Smith will preach. Jesus Christ" every Saturd ay from 4:30 to 5:30 sacrament service, 6 p.m, A Church cannot give you Eternal Life! Millions on Church CHRISTIAN REFORMED dington, pastor; services, 8:30, Membership Rolls face a Christless Eternity) HOW ABOUT and 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Daily 10, 11:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Dr. George Thomson - Preaching YOU? We preach personal faith in Jesus Christ - then talk Masses 6:30 and 8 a.m. Holy 901 W. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Rob- PREACHING TO THE HEART IN THE church!. Days, 7, 9, 10:30 and 6 p.m. ert DeVries, Pastor. Phone EBENEZER BAPTIST HEART OF BOCA RATON 395-3942. Services Sunday at Northeast 12th Street, Rev. 3:45 A.M.: Sunday Schoolj ST, LUCY'S CATHOLIC 11:00 a.m. and 7;00 p.m. Com- Earlie Robinson, pastor. Sun- CHURCH, 3510 S. Ocean Blvd., munity Bible school, 9:30 a.m. day school, 9:30 a.m.; morn- UNITAR1AM UNIVERSAL1ST CHURCH Highland Beach, pastor, Rev. Nursery available during the- ing service, 11 a.m., BTU meet- Serving Christ and Community of Boca Raton Michael Keller; Sunday serv- morning service. ing 5 p.m.; evening service, 162 W. Palmetto Park Rd. ices, 8:30 a.m., noon at rectory HEBREW CONGREGATION 6 p.m. 10 a.m, Ocean View Apts, Boca Raton Hebrew Congrega- Rev. John Papandrew FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST FIRST UNITED METHODIST Chrisfifssi Reforms*! Church tion, P. O. Box 568. Services N.E. 2nd Ave. at N.E. 6th St. "The Greeks: How Is Wisdom Attained?" Northeast Second Court, pastor, temporarily held at Lion's Club 902 Palmetto Pk. Rd, Rev, J.E. Latham, Services, Clark S. Reed, minister, Sun- SERVICES AND SUNDAY SCHOOL AT 10:30 AM building, Northwest Fourth ave- day school, 9:30 and 11 a.m. Rev. Robert DeVries NURSERY CARE 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. with Sunday nue and 35th street. For in- Nursery for children. MYF Worship Services Nursery school, 9:30 a.m., first and formation call 395-8100. Sunday School third Sunday meets Sunday, 6:00 p.m. in the 11:00 a.m. 7:00 p.m.. Available 9:30 a.m. Church Hall. CALVARY COMMUNITY 7171 N. Federal Hwy. Service ST. GREGORY'S EPISCOPAL 11 a.m. Sunday. Church, 245 E. Boca Raton Rd., FIRST ASSEMBLY of G0D CHURCH Sunday services, communion PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH and sermon, 8, 9 & 11:00 A.M., of Boca Raton COMMUNITY CHURCH Temporary location, Art Guild Daily except Thursday morning 1300 N.W. 4fh Avenue - Boca Raton building, 801 W. Palmetto Park prayer and communion, 7:30 Rev. Norman T. Spong — Pastor Rd., Rev. David Nicholas, Pas- a.m. "THE PULPIT OF THE AMERICAS" SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 A.M. tor, Sunday Sercice, 11 a.m., TRINITY CHURCH OF GOD SUNDAY WORSHIP HOUR 11:00 A.M. Friendly Church with a Total Program for the Whole Family Sunday School, 9:45 a,m. SUNDAY GOSPEL HOUR 7:30 P.M. Temporary location, Addison 7:30 P.M. N.W. 4th Avenue & 6th Street, Boca Raton Ph. 395-2406 UNITED CHURCH Mizner School, Rev. Dale E. WEDNESDAY BIBLE HOUR '251 S.W. Fourth Ave., Rev. Hency , pastor. Sunday school MINISTERS FIRST WORLD MISSIONARY Frederick Nelson, D.C., minis- 9:30 a.m. Services, 10:30 a.m. A Torrpy M. Johnson D-D., L.L.I CONFERENCE F ter, Church school 9:30 a.m., Sunday. Firs! Church of Christ, Scientist Jiihn- Douglas, Visitation Service, 11 a.m. N OnualH C. Newman, Music 9:30 a.m. Sunday School — Missionaries O FIRST BAPTIST Interim Location William Rediger, Education in all Classes UNIT ARIAN-UNIVERS ALIST R Boca Raton, 164 W. Palmetto Temporary location, 3333 N. 122 East Eoca Raton Road £ SUNDAY SCHOOL 10:45 AM. Federal Highway, (Grant Bldg.) SUNDAY SCHOOL NOW IN BEBOUT BUILDING DR. OSWALD J. SMITH, Pastor Park Rd., 10:30 a.m., Sunday 9:30 A.M. school and church. Nursery Rev. William Gardner, pastor, SERVICES READING ROOM V There's a class for you! The Peoples Church, Toronto, Canada Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Morn- "HOW GOD TAUGHT ME TO GIVE available. Sunday 9:15 dI IT a.m. Bocade 81dg. Arcade NURSERY TO MISSIONS" ing worship, 11 a.m. Training Sunday School 110 E. Palmetto Park Rd. A 10:4s A.M. & 7:00 P.M. IV! BIBLETOWN Union, 6:30 p.m.; EveningWor- Nursery 11 a.m. Weekly 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. COMMUNITY CHURCH Wednesday 8 p.m. N JUNIOR CHURCH 7:00 P.M. I shp, 7:30 p.m. Mid-weekpray- DR. CLARENCE W. JONES, HCJB 600 N.W. Fourth Ave., Dr. Tor- er service Wednesday 7:30p.m. G 10:45 A.M. "The Voice of Missions" rey Johnson, minister, Sunday COMMUNION "THE LAST CHANCE FOR A S school, 9:30 a.m.; morning ser- MORAVIAN CHURCH For Classified Ads Call 395-8300 E First Sunday of the month. DYING WORLD vice, 10:45 a.m.; evening ser- 2 S_W. 12th Ave. Rev. Chris- 10:45 A.M. REV. IAN HAY, AFRICA s vice, 7 p.m.; communion ser- tian D. Weber; minister, Sun- L Other Sundays Sanctuary Choir and Concert Artists 6:00 P,M. I vice, 6 p.m. day School at 9:45 a.m. and FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH at Both Services Church Service at 11 a.m. I KING'S TEENS BIBLE CONFERENCE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE of BOCA RATON For AH Teenagers MONDAY 7:30 P.M. o First Church of Christ, Scien- UNIVERSITY BAPTIST 450 N.E. 51st St., Boca Raton, Florida C 5:30 4P.M. The Polermos, recently returned from Viet Nam 1551 West Camino Real, Dr. MIDWEEK SERVICE with exciting pictures and a challenging N tist, interim location, 122 E. SUNDAY SERVICES message. "The Headache of America and The Boca Raton Rd. Sunday School George Thomson, pastor. Sun- Sunday School 9:30 A.M. A Conference Center Heartache of God" 7:30 p.m. s services at 9:15 and 11 a.m. day services, 11 a.m. and 7:30 Worship service 10:45 A.M. I Wednesday at 8 p.m. Reading p.m., Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. Evening Service 7:30 P.M. room in Bocade building, Pal- Prayer meeting Wednes- Minister: Gene Stinson CHRIST-CENTERED MINISTRY WITH A VISION metto Park Road. day, 7:30 p.m. 103 BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday. March 13. 1969 Public Notices NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING A PUBLIC HEARING will be GIANT ANNIVERSARY SALE! held on the following proposed Ordinance #1344 at 7:30 P.M. on April 1, 1969, in the Coun- f REfc\ Win a Weber cil Room at City Hall, at whlch^ time the City Council will con-" BAR-B-Q sider its adoption into Law. Kettle . ORDINANCE NO. 1344 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF BOCA RATON AMENDING SECTION 25- 50 OF THE CODE OF OR- DRAWING DINANCES BY THE ADDI- TION OF SECTION SATURDAY NIGHT 25.50,15 THERETO ES- BOB QUFEK GORDON JONES GARY BURTON Necessary TABLISHING SETBACK Manager Red Coat Man Produce Mgr. LINES ON N.W. AND N.E. MARCH 15th 51ST STREET FROM IN- TERSTATE 95 (S.R. NO. 9) EASTERLY TON.E. 1ST AVENUE. ." QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED The above Ordinance in its en- PRICES GOOD THRU SAT. MAR. 13 tirety may be inspected at the office of the City Clerk during ALL GRINDS .regular working hours. EVERCANE FALSTAFF Jacob Heidt COFFEE! SUGAR Jacob Heidt, City Clerk BEER Publish: March 13, 1969 ASTOR FOLGER'S Furnish Proof of Publication.

IN COURT OF COUNTYJUDGE PX. STATE OF FLORIDA PALM BEACH COUNTY 12 OZ. ESTATE OF CANS JOHN LEAFSTROM IB LIMIT ONE OF EITHER WITH S5. ORDER Deceased. w No. 28167 OR MORE EXCLUDING CIGARETTES LIMIT ONE WITH M. ORDER OR MORE £jJ|LIMIT TWO B PKS. WITH $S. ORDEROR EXCLUDING CI6METTES MORE EXCLUDING CIGARETTES NOTICE OF PROBATE THE STATE OF FLORIDA: TO ALL PERSONS INTEREST- ED IN THE ESTATE OF SAID DECEDENT: You are hereby notified that a written instrument purporting to be the Last WiUi land; Testament of said decedent has BEECHNUT OR GERBER been admitted to probate in said STRAINED n& BUMBLE BEE FRESH FLORIDA Court. Food SUPERBRAND U.S.DJk. GRADE "A" LILAG You are hereby commanded within six calendar months r Beeth-Nut PINK from the date of the first pub- BATHROOM TISSUE lication of this notice to ap- BABY FOOD LARGE EGGS pear in said Court and show« SALMON cause, if any you can, why the action of said Court in admitting said will to probate should 4 0Z. 4 not stand unrevoked. JAR PAUL T. DOUGLAS, 16 oz. ROLL County Judge PACK Palm Beach County, Florida By /B/ Karren L. Satter- LIMIT TWO DOZ, WITH S5. ORDER OR MORE EXCEFT STRAINED MEATS field EXCLUDING CIGARETTES Deputy Clerk. (Seal) KURZINGER AND HONCHELL 279 North Federal Highway A Boca Raton, Florida 33432 .- • " K Attorneys for Executor First publication: March 13, 1969 Xisco) iPrangej Boca Raton News Publish: March 13, 20, 27 and WESTERN CORN FED April 3, 1969. GHEK WESTERN CORN FED Furnish proof of publication. QUARTER PORK LOIN SLICED INTO CRISGO DRINKS PORK LOIN RIB END ROAST PORK CHOPS NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING A; PUBLIC HEARING will be held on the following proposed Ordinance #1347 at 7:30 P.M. ••fi,.-i on April 1, 1969, in the Council , Room at City Hall, at which time m. i the City Council will consider m * LB, its adoption into Law. ORDINANCE NO. 1347 rttSHKfiCURN FEUtlULl PIC LIMIT ONE WITH S5. ORDER OR MORE AN ORDINANCE OF THE EXCLUDING CIGARETTES LOIN END LB. 59c SPARE RIBS -59 CITY OF BOCA RATON PROVIDING FOR THE ABANDONMENT OF POR- TION OF STREET RIGHT OF WAY, IN LOT 8, BLOCK K, BOCA HARBOUR, SEC- TION 8, AS RECORDED IN WASHINGTON HOT-HOUSE BREAKSTONE - MM PLAT BOOK 27, PAGE 82 i p U.S. Choice Semi-Boneless E-2-Carve SOUR CREAM 3 '»- 1.00 OF THE PUBLIC REC- RIB ROAST LB ORDS OF PALM BEACH RHUBARB LB. Limit 3 Please or COUNTY, FLORIDA, MORE FULLY DE- ^ FLORIDA RED RIPE Rich's 6 pk. Cream .Puffs or 4 Ct. Chocolate U.S. Choice Boneless SCRIBED HEREINBELOW % ECLAIRS .39 BRISKET ROAST The above Ordinance in its en- BIRDSEYE LARGE SIZE tirety may be inspected at the PINT $ office of the City Clerk during STRAWBERRIES COOL WHIP v 2/ 1.00 regular working hours. Jacob Heidt UIVO Jacob Heidt, City Clerk

f • •• 7- i M ii *'i .' .. ii ". V t\ j i'J ,G0V|RHM€HT CltADJD jl fl Publish: March 13, 1969 •J ii kl'a»UU!!IBll f. 3«3* Furnish Proof of Publication U.S.CHOICIi FLORIDA GOLDEN U.S. CHOICE FEDERALLY INSPECTED U.S. CHOICE FEDERALLY INSPECTED 7. SARA LEE NOTICE TO CREDITORS CORN IN THE COURT OF THE CHUCK ROAST RIB STEAKS COUNTY JUDGE, IN AND €Jt§€iS FOR PALM BEACH ^.s COUNTY, FLORIDA; IN Wi 10 - 69 PROBATE, No. 28167 All •IN RE: ESTATE OF FLORIDA VINE RIPE JOHN LEAFSTROM, TOMATOES Varieties Deceased LB. TO ALL CREDITORS, LEGA- LB: TEES, DISTRIBUTEES AND LB. PERSONS HAVING ANY CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE: SPRING U.S.A. You and each of you are hereby notified that you are LAMB SALE! required by Law to present any claims and demands which you, or either of you, may PRE-SLICED have against the estate of JOHN SHOULDER ROAST .89 LEAFSTROM, deceased, late of said County, to the County Judge of Palm Beach County, Flor- FRESH ida, at his office in the court LYKES LYKES SUBAR CREEK SMOKED house of said County at West UNDO'SUNSHINF. LEG-O-LAMB LB .79 Palm Beach, Florida, within six calendar months from the time SUGASUbARH CREEUKttRK SKINLESS JB ggSb FRESH SHOULDER PICNIC of the first publication of this notice. Each claim or demand LAMB CHOPS LB.89 shall be in writing In dupli- BUnER SHOULDER cate, and shall state the place WIENERS "49 of residence and post office ad- RIB OR . $ dress of the claimant, and shall OSCAR MAYER SIRLOIN CHOPS • LB*1.0S be sworn to by the claimant, SLIGED his agent, or his attorney, and any such claim or demand not LB. BACON FRESH LOIN - so filed shall be void. LAMB CHOPS LB.*1,59. FIRST BANK AND TRUST COMPANY OF BOCA RA- LIMIT ONE WITH $5. ORDER OR MORE FOR STEW OR B.B.Q. #M» TON, NATIONAL ASSO- EXCLUDING CIGARETTES LB.' CIATION BREAST LB.39 6 - 8 LB. AVG. By.- /s/ C. F. Schuler Vice president and Trust Mi officer As executor of the Last Will and Testament of JOHN LEAFSTROM, deceased. EVERY SUNDAY 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. KURZINGER AND HONCHELL 279 North Federal Highway Boca Raton, Florida 33432 CAM!NO REAL AN! Attorneys for Executor CAMINO REAL SHOPPING CENTER S.W. 3rd AVENUE First publication: March 13, 1969 BOCA RATON NEWS Publish March 13, 20, 27 and April 3, 1969 Furnish proof of publication Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices lhllts6ay'Morch 13'1969 B0CA RAT0N NEWS 11B NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF NOTICE OF LEGISLATION ORDINANCE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING IN THE COURT OF THE Public Notices TO IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE •" WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given of in- COUNTY JUDGE IN AND COURT, IN AND FOR NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN The following ORDINANCE No. tention of the City of Boca Raton, Florida, to apply to the 1969 A PUBLIC HEARING will be FOR PALM BEACH COUN- PALM BEACH COUNTY, that the undersigned desiring 1339 was adopted and passed NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ,; session of the Florida Legislature for passage of an act entitled: held on the following proposed TY, FLORIDA. FLORIDA IN PROBATE into law on March, 1969, at a In Probate No. 28132 to engage In business in Boca Ordinance #1345 at 7:30 P.M. NO. 28112 Raton, Florida, under the fic- regular meeting of the City A PUBLIC HEARING will be An act amending Chapter 65-1264, Laws of Florida, Special on April 1, 1969, in the Council titious name of Alrtech Heating Council of the City of Boca held on the following proposed ... Acts of 1965, the same being the Charter of the City of Boca Room at City Hall, at which In re: Estate of IN RE: ESTATE OF & Air Conditioning Company, Raton. Copies of this Ordinance Ordinance #1346 at 7:30 P.M. .• Raton, Florida, by changing Section 1,02 thereof so as to time the City Council will con- JOHN ALVAN QUIMBY, KURT VOGEL, intends to register the said are on file in the office of the on April 1, 1969, in the Council - re-define the territorial limits of said municipality, and sider its adoption into Law. Deceased. Deceased. name with the Clerk of the City Clerk and available for Room at City Hall, at which time providing for an effective date. Circuit Court of Palm Beach inspection during regular work- the Council will consider its adoption into Law. ORDINANCE NO. 1345 NOTICE OF PROBATE NOTICE OF PROBATE County, Florida. ing hours. A bill to be entitled: Charles H. Orton AN ORDINANCE OF THE THE STATE OF FLORIDA THE STATE OF FLORIDA: 300 N.W. 20th Street ORDINANCE NO. 1339 ORDINANCE NO. 1346 An act amending. Chapter 65-1264, Laws of Florida, Spe- CITY OF BOCA RATON TO ALL PERSONS INTEREST- Boca Raton, Florida cial Acts of 1965, the same being the Charter of the City PROVIDING FOR CER- TO ALL PERSONS INTEREST- Publish: Feb. 20, 27, March AN ORDINANCE OF THE AN ORDINANCE OF THE of Boca Raton, Florida, by changing Section 1.02 thereof TAIN CHANGES IN THE ED IN THE ESTATE OF THE ED IN THE ESTATE OF SAID CITY OF BOCA RATON DECEDENT: 6, 13, 1969 CITY OF BOCA RATON so as to re-define the territorial limits of said municipal- TABLE OF ORGANIZA- ABOVE-NAMED DECEDENT: Furnish proof of publication. AMENDING SECTION PROVIDING THAT THE ity, and providing for an effective date. TION AND THE INTER- CODE OF ORDINANC- You are hereby notified that 25.101 OF THE BOCA RA- D EPARTMENTAL You are notified that a writ- TON CODE OF ORDI- ES OF THE CITY BE Be It Enacted by the Legislature of the State of Florida: TRANSFER OF FUNDS ten instrument purporting to a written instrument purport- AMENDED BY REVISING ing to be the Last Will and IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S NANCES RELATING TO UNDER THE AUTHORITY be the Last Will of the de- COURT IN AND FOR PALM LOCATION, CHARACTER SECTION 25-62, WHICH IS _ Section 1. Chapter 65-1264, Laws of Florida, Special Acts OF SECTION 7.09 (d) OF cedent has been admitted to Testament of said decedent has THE DISTRICT ZONING been admitted to probate in said BEACH COUNTY, FLOR- AND SIZEOFOFFSTREET of 1965, the same being the Charter of the City of Boca Raton, THE CITY CHARTER probate in this Court, IDA " PARKING FACILITIES. MAP, BY REZONING CER- Florida, be and the same is hereby amended by changing Article You are commanded with- Court. TAIN LANDS LOCATED You are hereby commanded BETWEEN S.W. 2ND AVE- 1, Section 1.02 thereof to read as follows: The above Ordinance in its en- in six calendar months from IN RE: Jacob' Heidt tirety may be inspected at the the date of the first publica- within six calendar months from NUE AND THE FEC RAIL- The following shall be the territory the inhabitants of which the date of the first publication ESTATE OF JAMES H. MOSH- Jacob Heidt, City Clerk are hereby established and organized into a municipal corpora- office of the City Clerk during tion of this Notice to appear ER, WAY IN SECTION 30, of this notice to appear in said TOWNSHIP 47 SOUTH, . tion and over which such municipal corporation shall exercise regular working hours, in this Court and show cause, Deceased. Publish: March 13, 1969. its jurisdiction and powers to wit: if possible, why the action of Court and show cause, if any RANGE 43 EAST, PALM this Court in admitting the you can, why the action of said Furnish proof of publication. BEACH COUNTY, FLOR- : All that part of Sections 31, 32 and 33 of Township 46 South, Jacob Heidt Court in admitting said Will TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON- Range 43 East and Sections 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 16, 17, 18, 19 Will to probate should not CERN: IDA, MORE FULLY DE- Jacob Heidt, City Clerk to probate should not stand un- NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF SCRIBED HEREEMBELOW 20, 21, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32 and 33 of Township 47 South, Range stand unrevoked. revoked. Notice is hereby given that ORDINANCE 43 East, and of Sections 12, 13, 23, 24, 25, 26, 35 and 36 of Publish: March 13, 1969 First Bank and Trust Company , Township 47 South, Range 42 East situate, lying and being within Furnish Proof of Publication Jos. W. Humphrey of Boca Raton, National Asso- The above Ordinance in its en- the following described corporate area to wit: Paul T. Douglas The following ORDINANCE No. County Judge of Palm ciation, has filed its final re- 1340, was adopted and passed tirety may be inspected at the Beginning at the intersection of the township line between Beach County County Judge • port as Executor of the Estate office of the City Clerk during Palm Beach County, into law on March 4th, 1969, Townships 47 and 48 South being the boundary line between Palm By: Karren L. Setterfield of James H. Mosher, deceas- at a regular meeting of the City regular working hours. Beach and Broward County with the waters of the Atlantic NOTICE OF LEGISLATION D. Clerk Florida ed; that it has filed its Petition (Seal) Council of the City of Boca Ra- Ocean; thence run westerly along the said township line be- for final discharge, and that it ton. Copies of this Ordinance Jacob Heidt tween Townships 47 and 48 South to its intersection with the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: SEAL By Karren L. Setterfield will apply to the County Judge are on file in the office of the Jacob Heidt, City Clerk ; center line of the Hillsborough State Canal (also known as Notice is hereby given of in- D. Clerk of Palm Beach County, Florida, City Clerk and available for Hillsborough River or Hillsborough Canal); thence run along tention of the City of Boca Ra- Publish: March 6, 13, 20, 27, on the 29th day of March, 1969, inspection during regular work- Publish: March 13, 1969 and coincident with the meandering center line of the said ton, Florida, to apply to the 1969 1969. W. A. Hallman for approval of some and for ing hours, Furnish Proof of Publication Hillsborough State Canal in a general westerly direction to Session of the Florida Legisla- Furnish proof of publication. Hallman, Meeker & Sanson final discharge as Executor of its intersection with the west line of Section 31, Township 47 ture for passage of an act en- 131 Northeast First Avenue the estate of James H. Mosh- ORDINANCE NO. 1340 South, Range 43 East, said line being the range line between titled: Boca Raton, Florida 33432 er, deceased, on this 4th day Ranges 43 and 42 East; thence continue westerly along the cen- Attorneys for Executor of March, 1969. AN ORDINANCE OF THE ter line of saM Hillsborough State Canal to its intersection with An act amending Chap- TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA the west line of Section 36 (East line of Section 35), Township CITY OF BOCA RATON ter 65-1264, Laws of Flor- NOTICE Publish once each week for FIRST BANK AND TRUST. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 47 South, Range 42 East; thence run northerly along the east ida, Special Acts of 1965, PROVIDING FOR THE line of said Section 35 to a point on a line thac is parallel to four consecutive weeks: COMPANY OF BOCA RA--' ABANDONMENT OF the same being the Char- NOTICE is hereby given that February 27, March 6, 13 and TON, NATIONAL ASSO- A PUBLIC HEARING will be and 1265 feet Southerly of, when measured at right angles to, ter of the City of Boca Ra- the Trustees of the Internal UTILITY AND SEWER the North line of aforesaid Section 35; thence Westerly on said •20, 1969 CIATION held on the following proposed ton, Florida, by changing Improvement Fund of the State Furnish proof of publication EASEMENTS IN LOTS 1 parallel line to a point on a line that is parallel toand 190 THRU 12 AND 18, BLOCK Ordinance #1348 at 7:30 P.M. on Section 7.25 (g) of Article of Florida, in meeting in Cap- By: C. F. Schuler, April 1, 1969, in the Council feet easterly of the North-South quarter Section line of said VII thereof to provide for itol Building, scheduled for 8, BOCA RATON HILLS, Section 35; thence Northerly on said line that is parallel to C. F. Schuler, SECTION 1, AS RECORD- Room at City Hall, atwhichtime the acquisition of road and 10:00 A.M. (EST) on April 8th, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT the City Council will consider jand 190 feet Easterly of said North-South quarter Section street right of ways; and to Vice President & Trust ED IN PLAT BOOK 23, . line through said Sections 35, 26 and 23 to a point on the North 1969, will consider application OF THE FIFTEENTH JU- its adoption into Law. provide for an effective made by John Aragona Enter- DICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND Officer PAGE 54 OF THE PUB- ; line of the South 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of said Section 23; thence date. LIC RECORDS OF PALM . Westerly on the North line of the South 1/4 of the SE 1/4 prises, Inc. for purchase of FOR PALM BEACH COUN- DESCHLER, REED, MOWRY ORDINANCE NO. 1348 the following described land, TY, FLORIDA BEACH COUNTY, FLOR- :of said Section 23 to the west line of the Southeast One Quar- & POULTON IDA. ter of Section 23, Township 47 South, Range 42 East; thence A bill to be entitled: to-wit: CASE NO.: 69C 75 K- By Lewis Deschler II Stewart : AN ORDINANCE OF THE .•northerly along said west line of the Southeast One Quarter of Attorneys for Executor Jacob Heidt CITY OF BOCA RATON said Section 23, Township 47 South, Range 42 East to a point An act amending Chapter File No. 2138-50-253.12 555South Federal Federal PROVIDING THAT THE 998.13 feet south of the north line of said Southeast One Quar- 65-1264, Laws of Florida, The West half of a parcel IN RE: TRUST UNDER WILL Highway Jacob Heidt, City Clerk CODE OF ORDINANCES -ter of Section 23, Township 47 South, Range 42 East, thence Special Acts of 1965, the of sovereignty land lying OF ARTHUR F. MADISON; Boca Raton, Florida OF THE CITY BE AMEND- easterly 75 feet measured at right angles to the west line of same being the Charter between and abutting the deceased Publish: March 13, 1969. Furnish proof of Publication ED BY REVISING SEC- • said Southeast One Quarter of Section 23, Township 47 South, of the City of Boca Raton, Government meander lines Publish: March 6, 13, 20 and TION 25-62, WHICH Florida, by changing Sec- of Government Lots 3 and NOTICE TO APPEAR Range 42 East; thence northerly along a line running parallel 27, 1969 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IS THE DISTRICT ZONING ' to and 75 feet east of the west line of said Southeast One Quar- tion 7.25 (g) of Article VII 4, Section 16, Township 47 Furnish proof of publication. MAY, BY REZONING CER- ter of Section 23, Township 47 South, Range 42 East to the north thereof to provide for the South, Range 43 East, Palm To the Respondents, TAIN PARCELS OF LAND line of said Southeast One Quarter of Section 23, Township 47 acquisition of road and Beach County, Florida; IN THE COURT OF THE COUNTY JUDGE, IN AND LOCATED IN HIDDEN South, Range 42 East; thence easterly on said north line of the .street right of ways; and said parcel bounded on the Dorothy E. Madison VALLEY, NORTH OF BO- North by the prolongation I IN THE COURT OF THE FOR PALM BEACH COUN- Southeast One Quarter of said Section 23 a distance of 105 . to provide for an effective 19234 West Chicago Avenue COUNTY JUDGE, IN AND CA TEECA, BEING IN feet to a point on the South line of the NE 1/4 of said Section date. of the North line of Par- TY, FLORIDA; IN PRO- Detroit, Michigan 48228 FOR PALM BEACH COUN- BATE, No. 28112 SECTION 5, TOWNSHIP 23, said point being 2510.34 feet, on a bearing of S 89 de- cel 4 as shown on Record TY, FLORIDA 47 SOUTH, RANGE - grees 49'24" W from the East quarter corner of said Section Be it Enacted by the Legisla- Plat of Sections 16 and 21, Edmand A. Madison In Probate No. 28132 43 EAST, 23; thence N 00 degrees 29'21" W, a distance of 0.33 feet to ture of the State of Florida: Township 47 South, Range 19234 West Chicago Avenue IN RE: ESTATE OF the beginning of a curve to the right; thence Northeasterly on 43 East, recorded in Plat Detroit, Michigan, 48228 In re: Estate of KURT VOGEL said curve, having a central angle of 54 degrees 00*00" and a Book 18, page 1, public Deceased. The above Ordinance in its en- Section 1. Chapter 65-1264, JOHN ALVAN QUIMBY, tirety may be inspected at the radius of 1849.86 feet,a distance of 1743.50 feet to the end of Laws of Florida, Special Acts records* of Palm Beach John A. Madison Deceased, said curve; thence N 53 degrees 30"39" E a distance of 1224.00 County, Florida; bounded TO ALL CREDITORS, LEGA- office of the City Clerk during of 1965, the same, being the 14409 Warwick Avenue regular working hours. feet to the beginning of a curve to the left; thence Northeast- Charter of the City of Boca on the West by the mean- Detroit, Michigan 48228 NOTICE TO CREDITORS TEES, DISTRIBUTEES AND erly on said curve, having a central angle of 53 degrees 36' der line of Government PERSONS HAVING ANY Raton, Florida be and the same Lot 3; bounded on the East Jacob Heidt 00" and a radiusof 1969.86feet. adistance of 678.90 feet through is hereby amended by changing You arc herchy notified that a All creditors of JOHN. AL- CLAIMS OR DEMANDS . an angle of 19 degrees 44'52 to the north line of said Section by the meander line of Gov- AGAINST SAID ESTATE: Jacob Heidt, City Clerk Section 7.25 (g) of Article VII ernment Lot 4; bounded on suit has been brought against VAN QUIMBY, who died on the 23; thence N 89 degrees 28*59" E on said North line, a distance thereof to read as follows: you in the Circuit Court of the 20th day of February, 1969, of 279.52 feet to the northeast corner of said Section 23 (South- the South by the prolonga- while a resident of Palm Beach You and each of you are here- Publish: March 13, 1969 Section 7.25 (g) Valida- tion of the South line of Fifteenth Judicial Circuit of Furnish Proof of Publication west corner of Section 13, Township 47 South, Range 42 East); tion and referendum. Tax Florida in and for Palm Beach County, Florida, are notified by notified that you are requir- thence easterly along the south line of said Section 13 to a point the North one-half of said ed by Law to present any claims revenue certificates shall Parcel 4. Containing 0.28 County, Florida, by HELEN that they are required to file of intersection with the west right of way line of the Seaboard not be issued hereunder HATHAWAY HARRIS MADISON any claims or demands that and demands which you, or eith- Air Line Railroad; thence northerly and northeasterly along acres, more or less, er of you, may have against until and unless the issu- and will consider objections and MANUFACTURERS NAT- they may have against the Es- the west right of way line of the said Seaboard Air Line Rail- ance thereof shall have IONAL BANK OF DETROIT. tate in the Office of the County the estate of KURT VOGEL, de- road through Sections 13 and 12, Townships 47 South, Range thereto. Objections to the pro- ceased, late of said County, to NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING been validated or approv- posed sale of said land should Judge of Palm Beach County, ed in the manner provided You are hereby required to Florida, in the Courthouse at the County Judge of Palm Beach be submitted totheDIRECTOR, West Palm Beach, Florida County, Florida, at his office in A PUBLIC HEARING will be 42 East, and through Sections 7 and 6, Township 47 South, by law. Any tax revenue Trustees of the Internal Im- serve upon HALLMAN, MKEK- certificates issued here- ER & SANSON, Petitioners' at- within six calendar months from the court house of said County held on the following propos- Range 43 East to its intersection with the east line of the provement Fund, Elliot Build- the date of the first publication at West Palm Beach, Florida, ed Ordinances 1343 at 7-30 Northwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of said Section 6; under shall not be subject ing, Tallahassee, Florida, prior torney, whose address is 131 to the limitations as con- Northeast First Avenue, Post of this Notice. Each claim or within six calendar months from P.M. on April 1, 1969, in the . thence run northerly along the east line of the Northwest Quar- to-the date first above men- the time of the first publication Council Room at City Hall, at tained in any other article tioned. The .Trustees reserve Office Box ;"H", Boca Raton, demand mast be in writing and • ter of the Southeast Quarter of Section 6, Township 47 South, of this charter, provided Florida,'a copy of your writ- filed in duplicate, and must of this notice. Eacu claim or which time -the City Council . Range 43 East to a point of intersection with the south line the right to decline, to make demand shall be in writing in will consider its adoption into however, that an election sale of any or all of said land. ten defenses to the Petition in state the place of residence and ' of the Northeast Quarter of Section 6, Township 47 South, Range by the qualified voterswshall said suit on or before the 8th post office address of the claim- duplicate, and shall state the Law. 43 East; thence run westerly along the south line of the North- The sale, if and when made place of residence and post be held for the approval of shall be subject to the Trus- day of April, 1969, and the orig- ant and be Sworn to by the east Quarter of Section 6, Township 47 South, Range 43 East tax revenue certificates, inal of said written defenses claimant, his agent or his at- office address of the claimant, ORDINANCE NO. 1343 to the point of intersection with the west line of the East Three tees reserving unto themselves and shall be sworn to by the except for those to be is- 75% of the phosphate, miner- shall be filed with the Clerk torney, or it will becomo void Quarters of the Northeast Quarter of Section 6, Township 47 sued for the purpose of of Circuit Court. The purpose according to law. claimant, his agent, or his at- AN ORDINANCE OF THE South, Range 43 East; thence run northerly along the west line als and metals and 50% of the torney, and any such claim or CITY OF BOCA RATON providing for the construc- petroleum thereon or thereun- of said suit is to establish Dated the 26 day of Febru- of the East Three Quarters of the Northeast Quarter of Section tion or extension of water the qualifications of HELEN ary, 1969. demand not so filed shall be PROVIDING FOR THE 6, Township 47 South, Range 43 East to a point of intersection der. Purchaser is required to void. ABANDONMENT OF and sewer facilities and pay for or furnish documentary HATHAWAY HARRIS MAD- with the north line of Section 6, Township 47 South, Range 43 the acquisition of road and ISON and MANUFACTURERS DRAINAGE EASEMENT East; thence run westerly along the north line of Section 6, tax stamps for the instrument FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN LOT 120 LESS THE street right of ways. of conveyance. NATIONAL BANK OF DE- OF DELRAY BEACH Charlie P. Bennett Township 47 South, Range 43 East, to a point of intersection with TROIT as Turstees of the Trust WEST 228 FEET, BLOCK the west line of the East One Quarter of the Southwest One By Robert W. Faltings Charlie P. Bennett 2, LAKE ROGERS ISLE Section 2. This act shall take under the Will-of ARTHUR F. Vice President and Senior As executor of the Last Quarter of Section 31, Township 46 South, Range 43 East; effect upon its becoming a BY ORDER of the Trustees of MADISON, deceased. UNIT F, AS RECORDED thence run northerly along the west line of the East One Trust Officer, Executor of Will and Testament of IN PLAT BOOK 27, PAGE law. the Internal Improvement Fund the Estate of John Alvan KURT VOGEL, deceased. Quarter of the West Half of Section 31, Township 46 South, of the State of Florida. 220 OF THE PUBLIC REC- Range 43 East to the intersection with the north boundary line WITNESS my hand as Clerk and Quimby, deceased ORDS OF PALM BEACH of Section 31, Township 46 South, Range 43 East, said line also CITY OF BOCA RATON, seal of said Court in palm Publish once each week for four COUNTY, FLORIDA, being the center line f FLORIDA CLAUDE R. KIRK, JR., Beach County, Florida, this the MacMILLAN, NEWETT & consecutive weeks: By: /s/ Emil F. Danciu Governor 26th day of February, 1969. ADAMS ... being the center line of the Central and Southern Florida Flood Emil F, Danciu, Mayor The above Ordinance in its en- Control District C-15 Canal; thence easterly along and coin- 29 N.E. Fourth Avenue HALLMAN, MEEKER & tirety may be Inspected at the cident with the center line of said C-15 Canal through Sections Attest: Randolph Hodges, JOHN B. DUNKLE Delray Beach, Florida SANSON ATTEST: /s/ Jacob Heidt Director Clerk of Circuit Court office of the City Clerk during 31, 32, and 33, Township 46 South, Range 43 East to its inter- 131 Northeast First Avenue regular working hours. Jacob Heidt, City Trustee I. I. Fund By: THADDIE P. PLANT By Neff E. MacMiUan Boca Raton, Florida 33432 section with the center line of the Intracoastal Waterway as Clerk recorded in Plat Book 17, page 19, of the Public Records of Deputy Clerk Attorneys for Executor Attorneys for Executor Publish: March 13,20,27, April CIRCUIT COURT SEAL Jacob Heidt Palm Beach County, Florida; thence run in a general southerly Jacob Heidt, City Clerk direction, along and coincident with the center line of the Publish: March 6, 13, 20, 27, 3, 1969. Publish; Boca Raton News Publish: March 6, 13, 20, 27, Publish Feb. 27, March 6 13 right of way of the said Intracoastal Waterway through Section 1969 March 6, 13, 20, 27, 1969 1969 20, 1969 Furnish proof of publication Furnish proof of publication. Furnish, proof of publication Publish: March 13, 1969 33, Township 46 South, Range 43 East, and Sections 4 and 9 Furnish proof of publication Furnish proof of publication Furnish Proof of Publication. Townships 47 South, Range 43 East, to a point of intersection with a line 1333,86 feet south of and parallel to the north line NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING of Section 9, Township 47, South, Range 43 East; thence run easterly along a line 1333.86 feet south of and parallel to the north line of Section 9, Township 47 South, Range 43 East to Tuesday, March 11, 1969 the water's edge of the Atlantic Ocean; thence continue easterly There will be a public hearing on March 27, 1969, by the Planning-Zoning Board of changes to the R-3 & R-4 districts. Further details regarding same, mav be se- along the extension of the aforesaid line 1333.86 feet south of the City of Boca Raton, Florida to hear matters as set out by the following chart. cured thru the office of the Planning-Zoning Department, 71 North Federal High- and parallel to the north line of said section 9, to a point being Subject chart sets out in details the proposed amendments to ordinances covering way, Boca Raton, Florida. three geographical miles distance from the water s edge of the Atlantic Ocean; thence run southerly along the three NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING (part two) geographical mile line to a point on the easterly extension of the Township line between Townships 47 and 48 South, said point being three geographical miles east of the water's edge of the Atlantic Ocean; thence westerly for a distance of three Min. Hotel/Apartment Unit Size geographical miles along said easterly extension of the town- MIN.PLOT ship line between Township 47 and 48 South to a point of intersection with the water's edge of the Atlantic Ocean and the MAX. BLDG. MIH.PLOT AREA PER ONE-BEDRROM TWO-BEDRROM MIN. GREEN POINT OF BEGINNING. ZONE HEIGHT AREA HOTEL ROOM EFFIC.APT. APT. APT. OR RECREA- UNIT I AVERAGE / TION AREA Section 2. The effect of the above redefinition is to annex the following two parcels: Exist Prop Exist Prop Exist Prop Exist !Prop Exist Prop Exist Prop Exist Prop Exist Prop Exist Prop, Exist PrcrJ 1. That part of the NE 1/4 of Section 23, Township 42 South, Range 42 East, being more particularly described as follows: R-3 R-3-A 35' 35' 7500 10,000 1200 1600 400 400 550 750 600 600 Beginning at the NE comer of the aforesaid NE 1/4 of Section abutting 23, thence S 00 degrees 37' 31" E on the East line of said Sq.Ft. Sq.Ft. Sq.Ft. Sa.Ft. NONE HONE Sq.Ft Sq.Ft. i NONE Sa.Ft. NONE Sq.Ft. 25% Section 23, a distance of 2715.25 feet to the East Quarter corner of said Section 23; thence S 89 degrees 49'24" W on the South line of aforesaid NE 1/4, a distance of 2510,34 feet; thence !i i 5' R-3-B NONE 50' IIONE 25,000 NONE 1600 NONE NONE NONE 400 NONE 550 NONE ! N 00 degrees 29*21" W, a distance of 0.33 feet to the beginning NO17E 750 !N0NE .'750 abutting of a curve to the right; thence Northeasterly on said curve, hav- Sq.Ft. Sq.Ft. Sq.Ft Sa.Ft. St. R/w ing a central angle of 54 degrees 00*00" and a radius of 1849.86 Sq.Ft. ;Sq.Ft feet a distance of 1743,50 feet to the end of said curve; thence 51 N 53 degrees 30'39'" E a distance of 1224.00 feet to the beginning of a curve to the left; thence Northeasterly on said R-3-A R-3-C 75' 75' 25,000 25,000 1200 1200 NOME HOWE 600 400 NONE 550 NONE 750 750 ! 750 abut- 25% curve having a central angle of 53 degrees 36*00" and a Sq.Ft. Sq.Ft. Sq.Ft. Sq.Ft. Sq.Ft. Sq.Ft. Sq.Ft. Sq.Ft. Sq.Ft#Sq.Ft ting radius of 1969.86 feet, a distance of 678.90 feet through an an- St.R/W gle of 19 degrees 44'52" to the north line of said Section 23, thence N 89 degrees 28'59" E on said north line a distance of 279.52 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING, abut- 25°,: 2. That part of Sections 23, 26 and 35, Township 47 South, R-3-B R-3-D 50' 50' 25.000 25,000 500 1200 NONE NOME 400 400 NONE j 550 NONE 750 NONE ! NONE Range 42 East, being more particularly described as follows: Sa.Ft. Sq.Ft. 5a.Ft. Sq.Ft. Sa.Ft. Sq.Ft. iSq.Ft. Sa.Ft. ting Beginning at the NE corner of said Section 26, run Southerly St.R/W on the East line of said Section 26 to the SE corner of said Section 26 (NE corner of said Section 35); thence continue Southerly on the East line of said Section 35 to a point 1265 feet south of, when measured at right angles to, the North line of said Section 35, thence Westerly on a line 1265 feet South of the North line of said section 35 to a point on a line Minimum Floor Area Per Unit 90 feet East of and parallel to the North-South quarter sec- MIN.PLOT MIN.GREEN OR I ion line of said Section 35, thence Northerly on a line 190 MAX.BLDG. MIN.PLOT AREA PER ONE-BEDROOM j TWO-.BEDROOM', RECREATION feet East of and parallel to the North-South quarter Section AREA UIIIT AREA line through said Sections 35, 26 and 23 to a point on the North ZONE USE HEIGHT HOTEL ROOM EFFIC.APT. APT. APT. line of the South 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of said Section 23, thence Easterly on the North line of the South 1/4 of the SE 1/4 Exist Prop Exist Prop Exist Proo I Exist ' Prop P Rxist. Prop Exist UEvist- Pi-np <] of said Section 23 to the East line of said Section 23, thence 500 '; NONE j 750 j 5' I 5* Southerly on the East line of said Section 23 to the SE corner R-4 R-4 Hotel-Motel 50' 50' 10,000 25,000 500 500 I 150 250 i 350 400 350 Sq.Ft Sq.Ftjj Sq.Ft. jj abut- iabut- of said Section 23 (NE corner of said Section 26) and the POINT Sq.Ft. Sq.Ft. Sq.Fti. Sq.Ft. I Sq.Ft. Sq.Ft! Sq.Et Sq.Ft : OF BEGINNING. ' ' ing ing i St.R/W Section 3. This act shall take effect immediately upon becoming a law. Apt. Bldg. 50'I 50' 10,000 25,000 500 1200 ; ! --5' Sq.Ft. Sq.Ft••J.! NONE NONE 350 400 350 550 350 1750 jabut- CITY OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA Sq-FtfSq.Ft Sq.Ft Sq.FtiiSq.Ft.Sq.Ft.' ing 25%* By:/s/Emil F. Danciu 1; I st.RAr Emil F. Danciu, Mayor 1 ATTEST: /s/ Jacob Heidt *The existing provision for 25 green area abutting street right-of-ways is intended to be included in the proposed percentage Jacob Heidt, City Clerk of minimum green or recreation area where so indicated. City of Boca Raton Publish: March 6, 13, 20, 27, 1969 Publish: March 13. 1969 SfJ&F 55*?$ *£& Furnish proof of publication. Furnish proof of publication . ^ ^ 25 B Apartments for Rent 25 C Houses for Rent 12B BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, March 13, 1969j tO A Help Female 15 A Miscellaneous Sale IS Q HOUSEHOLD GOODS 25 A Rooms lot Rent RELIABLE DOMESTIC Pool Table Junior size, Going North! Must sell Furn. 1 Bedrm. & eff. One vacancy only, 301 Furnished - 2 bedrm, PUBLIC NOTICES HELP 1 day a week. Call complete with equip- most of my home furn- apts. Air cond. 450* to E. Royal Palm Rd. 2 Den, T. V. Available 1966 LINCOLN Like April 1 for Approximat- 391-0855. ment. 4 months old 54 ishings. Reasonable Public beach. Monthly Bedroom, furnished, NOTICE TO CREDITORS New, Fully Equipped, or season 399-4453. near beach and shop- ely 8 mo. $110 Per Mo. •Plastic Mfg. Co. heeds x 30 x 32 Collapsible prices! May be seen af- Low Mileage Call 395- Cost $45 will sell for ping. Annual basis only, to N.W. 6th Ct. Boca IN THE COURT OF THE 6473. ASSEMBLERS. Pleas- ter 6 PM at 215 N.E. Boca Beach room. Pri- COUNTY JUDGE, IN AND $20 Call 395-0172 28 Rd. Boca vate entrance and bath. Nochildren, No pets. Raton. .. '• FOR PALM BEACH COUN- '65 CHEVROLET Bel- ant working conditions, To see Contact owner TY, FLOKIDA. paid holidays and vaca- ELECTROLUX SINGER Sewing ma- Bahama beds, TV and RANCH TYPE - 3 Bed- IN PROBATE NO. 28144 Aire wagon. Power Four Electrolux vacuum chine. Zig Zags, but- extras. Call 399-1969. 395-4342 or tennant in rms 2 baths, living steering, auto trans. tions, 2 coffee breaks apartment 2A. room - dining area - and sick benefits. Cisco cleaners and all attach- tonholes, $28. UN- 25 B Apartments for Rent x IN RE: ESTATE OF radio and heat $1050, CLAIMED FREIGHT, Deluxe 1 bedroom Fur- kitchen and carport. DOROTHY TAYLOR PORTER, Kid Tackle 2630 N.W. ments to be sold for 1 Bedrm apartment un- Deceased. Call 391-2939. $39.95 each or $4 2003 U. S. Hwy 441 S« nished Duplex. Carport, COMPLETELY FURN- 1st Ave. Boca. furn, central air, w/w patio. Monthly or sea- ISHED. April 1st thru '56 Sedan DeVille CAD- HOUSEKEEPER, light monthly. Unclaimed Ft. Lauderdale. carpeting, $125 per TO ALL CREDITORS, LEGA- ILLAC Low mileage, Freight, 2003 U.S. Hwy 2 end tables, Windsor sonal 395-3304. December 15th $175 TEES, DISTRIBUTEES AND cooking for couple, 51/2 month, call 395-8464. plus electricity - per PERSONS HAVING ANY good running condition days for approximately 441 South, Ft. Lauder- rocker, rollaway bed, DUPLEX, heat and air, CLAIMS OR DEMANDS new tires $550 Call 395- dale., Seasonal rental, fully month to right party. We 6 weeks. Delray Bch. out door broiler, 2 2 bedrm 1 bath. Garage. take care of lawn. 430 AGAINST SAID ESTATE: 9462. lounge chairs, several furnished efficiency ap- area. Stay in private ' UNCLAIMED artment $150 month Close to shopping. Call N.E. 12th St. Phone 391- You and each of you are hereby quarters or go with own FREIGHT patio chairs and table, 1 owner 395-2829 or 395- notified chat you are required by 1956 Plymouth Good lo- from 15 of March to 15 2932 or 391-2237. NO Law to present any claims and cal transportation, good transportation. Top 8 New 1969 Zig Zag exerciser bicycle and 8474. , SUNDAY CALLS misc items. Call 395- of May. Call 278-1682 demands which you, or either tires, safety inspected, wages. 278-1418. sewing machines with before 9 AM or 1:30 VILLA MAYA, 301 SW 8 of you, may have against the full factory guarantee. 4956. estate of DOROTHY TAYLOR excellent gas mileage, DENTAL ASSISTANT to 2:30 PM. St., 1-BR unfurn.; for $75 or trade for what Nationally advertised 1968 ZIG ZAG information call 395- PORTER, deceased, late of said Mature woman with PORTABLES Beautiful beach duplex, County, to the County Judge of have you. Call John above average intel- brands to be sold for 7777; shown by appoint- BUILDING? Palm Beach County, Florida, at storage and freight. To- Slightly used, no at- 2 bedrm 2 bath. Pool *NEED A TEMPORARY! his office in the Court House Marcum 395-8300 days ligence between the ages ment. or 399-1359 Eves. tal $35 each. Can be paid tachments needed to and Sauna. Unfurnished. HOME? of said County at West Palm of 25 and 4 5.1 Experience monogram, overcasts Yearly. Avail. April 1st. Completely furnished 1 Beach, Florida, within six cal- preferred: but hot neces- for at $5 per month. need a temporary home endar months from the time of 5 B Personals or make button holes. No children 590 bedrm apt. April 1 to sary. Send Resume with These machines may be Dec. No Pets. Tiffany Lovely 2 bedroom 2 bath the first publication of this no- GATEWAY inspected in warehouse Controls built in. Sews NE Wavecrest Way. Bo- unfurnished house with tice. Each claim or demand NATURAL FOODS references to Boca with one or 2 needles. Apts. 431 W. Camino shall be in writing, and sfyall Raton News BoxD.E.10^ at 2003 US Hwy 441 ca. Call 399-1969. exception of Fla room state the place of residence and Natural, Vitamins & South, Ft. Lauderdale 9 Full price $31.80 or as- Young man to share de- Real Apt #18 Phone 395- and kitchen. Available post office address of the claim- Minerals Organically sume payment $3.10 6420. ant, and shall be sworn to by Part time, as many AM to 6 PM Mon. thru luxe apt. permanently April 1st to August 1st. the claimant, his agent, or his grown, dried fruit. Di- hours as desired. Can Friday and Sat. til 1 month. For FREE home with same in Deerfield. Attractively furnished 1 Including swimming attorney, and any such claim or etetic Foods & Vegeta- earn $5 or more per PM demonstration call Close to U.S. 1 - near bedrm 11/2 bath, Del- pool, wall to wall car- demand not so filed shall be ble Juices. Credit Mgr. til 9 PM ray. Air and heat. Near void. hour. Appt only 395- 15 B Musical Instruments everything. Pool, air/ peting and draperies. 326 E. Atlantic Blvd. 5010 9 AM to 5 PM. LUDWIG DRUM SET in No obligation. If toll call heat. Beautifully furn- ocean and shopping. ATLANTIC .Pompano 941-8120 - Call collect 922-3528 STUDENTS- good condition, Like new ished. Call before 3 PM 278-1213 after 6 "PM BOCA REALTY S/Warren Franklin Porter and weekends call 276- Warren Franklin Porter, HOUSEWIVES Cost $600 will sell for Antique Sheraton chest Daily 399-9474. Realtor « as Executor of the Last $290 Call 395-9462. 5235 or 395-5405,. f Will and Testament of Dor- TIC TOC Private Part time mornings or of drawers with reed- 2 Bedrm 1 bath com- HARRIET JACKMAN, othy Taylor Porter, de- School. Infants to 7 evenings $1.60 to $2 Students set of SLING- ed posts. 2 antique pletely furnished apt. MATURE BOCA BUS- Assoc. 395-8500 ceased. years. Open all year. per hour to start. No ERLAND DRUMS. Less straight back chairs. near shopping. Season- INESSWOMAN will Anytime. 273 N.W. 15th St. Boca experience necessary, than half price. Only Phone 395-5843. share 1 bedrm apart- HALLMAN, MEEKER & al. 899 S.W. 3rd Ave. ...,H for youf 395-5044. WE TRAIN. Call Mr. $100 including cymbals. Call 395-4254 or 399- ment with female. Close SANSON 5 D Instructions, Tutoring One pair UPHOLSTER- 131 Northeast First Avenue Burge at 278-5481. 215 NE 28 Rd. Boca. ED CHAIRS with swi- 7103. to shopping. Walking ORIENTAL or Boca Raton, Florida 33432 PROFESSIONAL distance to University. Attorneys for Executor Full and part time RENT AN ORGAN vel base, dark tur- HAMPSTEAD VILLAGE CHINESE RUGS All ages. All problems. OR PIANO quoise, Fair condi- APARTMENTS Air cond., pool. Must HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR M.I.T. 1943 Honor Grad. CLEANING WOMAN like animals. Reason- OLD OR NEW ORIENTALS Publish once each week for wanted in the Hillsboro Only $2 a week free tion $20 each. 395-5643 660 Glouchester St. four consecutive weeks: Harold Selleck 395-3303 able. Call 395-8300 till Boca Raton News Beach area. Good work- lessons and exclusive Decorator game table North Boca. Deluxe fur- 399-2000 FRENCH LESSONS by Wurlitzer hobby course. 5 PM weekdays ask for March 6, 13, 20 and 27, 1969 ing conditions. Year with 4 black leather nished apartment 1 bed- Ruth or write Boca Ra- Furnish proof of publication. native teacher, begin- round. Phone 399-0660. All rental applies if you room 11/2 baths. ners and advanced. Call chairs. Beautiful tufted ton News Box A 47. between 8 AM & 6 PM buy. Your choice of any love sofa upholstered Monthly or yearly. Mrs. Yvonne Perkins new Wurlitzer, Roder- Wig Salon needs HAIR- with gold silk, foam BOCA'S Newest & fin- 276-5694. ick Pianos - Organs. Brand new one bedrm est Annual rental Apart- DRESSER to assist and cushions, custom made apt, in small, quiet 5 E Schools & tamps 119 Datura WPB 832- tufted red velvet chair. ments, unfurn., 1 bed- Classified style wigs. Some ex- 3858, Lillian Merz 395- building. No children, Boca Palm Day School, perience preferred. No Everything like new, room, 1-1/2 bath, and Children 21/2 to 6 yrs. 7089. no pets. Carpeting, 2 bedroom, 2 bath. Lat- Sat. or Eves. $75 for 35 must be seen to appre- drapery rods, applianc- Half Day - Full Day. 15 0 Pets for Sale ciate Phone 395-5997. est GE kitchen R/C air SLIP COVERS 395-3698. Lie. & Ins. hour week to start. 399- SPECIAL es. Central a/c. Year- 3500. 1968 SINGER CONSOLE ly lease $140 per cond. W/W carpeting, RATTAN CUSHIONS, tO A Help Female AKC Registered Dach- Screened Patios, Pool, FOAM RUBBER.YOUR 10 B Help Male Slightly used Ziz Zag in month. MacLaren & An- shund puppies. Small Adults, no Pets, model FABRIC OR OURS. TYPIST RECEPTION- CARPET CLEANER on stylish walnut cabinets. derson Realtors 395- IST 9-5 — 5 day week. breed males ONLY $60 Makes button holes, open for inspection. 331 FACTORY TO YOU. location. Apply only if while they last. 5800 1333. SW 8th St. 395-5779. Call 395-0500. experienced and looking sews on buttons, mono- FURNISHED APART- CALL 399-5152 Woman to work part N.E. 7th Ave. Boca (Ca- grams, appliques, over- for steady job with good ribbean Keys)399-7410. MENT 1 Bedrm 11/2 NEXT BEST THING TO A time afternoons 5 days casts, and blind hem * *.?•••;'* pay. Perkins Rug Co. 15 E Pets, Grooming & Board bath. No pets. Screened a week. Answer phone 5501 N. Fed. Hwy. Boca stitches without attach- patio, all facilities, NEW.Km BY -PS- CALL PUPPIES FOR SALE ments. All controls built and some typing. Call SERVICE ATTENDANT Grooming & Supplies pool, etc. Excellent lo- 395-5316 Boca. in. Full price $52.20 cation. Call Sam Scott GOOD USED KIRBY 8 to 6 PM 5 Day week PET BOARDING or assume payment of BAR MAID — Part time Apply Seman's Shell air conditioned ... Assoc. Constant $35 and up 395-8300 $6 monthly. For FREE Realty, 2801 S. Federal for BIG DADDY Service, 1930 N.Fed. MARMACK home demonstration 399-5232 LOUNGES. Call Mr. Na- Hwy. Boca. 2202 S. Fed., Delray Delray, Call 395-5333 call credit Mgr. til 9 or 278-1126. CANING 399-6719 gel for appointment at EXPERIENCED 15 H Boats-Motor or Sail PM - No obligation. If EXPERT 565-2791 Ft. Lauder- SERVICE ATTENDANT 1968 23 Ft. Fiberglas toll Call - call collect EXECUTIVE APTS. HAND, RUSH, GUTTERING dale. INTRACOASTAL PRESS 6 day week Mon.-Sat. HURRICANE Deep Vee 922-3528. SERVICE DEADLINE FURNISHED 1 BED- RATTAN General Cleaning one 7:30 to 5: Apply 1299 Hull 175 HP Chrysler 25 A Rooms for Rent TUESDAY EDITION day a week for 2 adults. I/O Full canvas, pri- ROOM APTS. One block Any type gutter & down- N.W. 2 Ave. Boca. 2 Bedrms and private 942-7493 spouts made to order & Mondays, 10:00 A.M. Own transportation to vate cabin with bunks from Boca Raton Hotel installed. 22 years ex- Brand new custom made and head. Cost $6,000 bath. Available in love- and Club, overlooking THURSDAY EDITION convenient Boca Harbor perience — 13 years in home. 391-1458. gold and white Lido Lin- will . sacrifice for ly home. Adults only. Rqyal Palm Yacht and CITY So. - Florida. Estimates Wednesdays, 10:00 A,.M. en interwoven fabric 391-0820 after 4:30 PM Cduntry Club. Seasonal at no obligation. Part time RADIO DIS- $4,650 Call 391-1220 af- OF SUNDAY EDITION travers • draperies. ter 5:50 PM Room Available in love- & yearly. MODELS PATCHER. Apply Gab- Ceiling to floor. Never BOCA RATON 278-0721 273-5987 Fridays, 10:00 A.M. riel Communications 15' FIBERCRAFT with ly home for Bible Con- OPEN DAILY 10 AM- used. Asking half price. ference People. Close 5PM 1075 Spanish Ri- ACCOUNT CLERK NOTICE TO 194A NW 20 St. Boca Call 395-7877. convertible top and 25 364-477 mo. 399-8950. HP Evinrude engine, re- to Auditorium. 395-1185 ver Road. 395-7256. Accepting applications JOB APPLICANTS MECHANIC now for current tests. WHITE The Boca Raton News FULL TIME GIRL with mote control steering, Opportunity for advance- Day shift 7to 3:30. Fleet all safety equipment, does not knowingly ac- drivers license for maintenance on medium SERVICE DIRECTORY ment. Top benefits — ROOFS cept Help-Wanted ads Lunch Wagon Service, Engine needs slight re- Civil Service duty truck. $3 per hour. AIR CONDITIONING CLEANING APPLY PAINTED WITH from employers cov- Also PART TIME GIRL pairs. First $250 takes BRUNING PLASTIC Full company benefits. boat and trailer. 395- Fedders air cond. Resi- PROFESSIONAL Clean- PERSONNEL OFFICE ered by the Fair La- to serve lunch, no age 946-4532, Titan Equip- CITY HALL ROOF COATING bor Standards Act, barrier, no license 8743. dential, Commercial ing Services, commer- INTERIOR-EXTERIOR ment Mfg. Co. 1220 SW 8 AM-5 PM - PAINTING which applies to em- needed. Call 395-0904 15 0 HOUSEHOLD GOODS Central & Room, Arcade cial & residential. All 8 St. Pompano. Electronic, 2029 NW 2nd MONDAY-FRIDAY ployment in inter- or 395-4172 Eves. 4 Piece Mahogany sa- work insured. Special - YOU'VE TRIED THE REST Ave., 395-4611. any 9 x 12 rug pick- state commerce, if Permanent employee tin wood inlay bedroom SAME DAY VACUUM NOW CALL THE BEST Responsible OFFICE for general labor. 2nd ed up & delivered $10. they offer less than WORKER capable of as- set. Reasonable Call Air conditioning & Heat- CLEANER SERVICE 395-7482 the legal minimum Shift, 40 Hour Week. Na- MR. SERVICE 399-8866, suming full charge. 391-0203 after 6 PM. ing sales and service. ELECTROLUX- BRATTON ROOF& wage (1.60 an hour for tional Co. all benefits. Exquisite MOTHER OF Residential and Com- MAINTENANCE those covered prior to Small office. Call 395- Apply Zonolite Division, HOOVER WALL COATING 7922 for interview. PEARL and inlaid IV- mercial. For Free sur- J&D Cleaning, off ice and ALL OTHER BRANDS February 1, 1968 and W. R. Grace & Co. 1700 vey call TOM MYERS 7300 N. Fed. Hwy. Part time Housekeeper, ORY CARVINGS on four home, opening and clos- AND MODELS Boca Raton $1.15 an hour for new- NW 1st Ct. Boca. at Central Air of Boca. ing home, no job too approx 3 to 4 days per No Phone Calls. panelled Oriental fold- BAGS - BELTS - BRUSHES - ly covered employees) ing screen 6'x6'. $1,- 395-2233. small or big. 278-4448 HOSES - ETC. or fail to pay the ap- week. Take care of 6 Free Pick-Up and Delivery. PART TIME SERVICE 600 Value, Only $995 at ALTERATIONS PAINTING plicable overtime. yr. old boy. Call after STATION ATTEND- Evenings and Weekend Contact the United 4; 395-2196. Must have Boca Quality Used Fur- R.C. Bennett MICHAEL SZABO Service also. A ANT. 5 pm to 9 pm NO REPAIRS - REBUILTS - States Labor Depart- own transportation. niture 117 NW 11 Ladies & Men's alter- PAINTING Sundays. Apply Jims St. Open Fri. til 9 PM. ations. 1821-B NE 25th RENTALS ment's local office for DEPENDABLE WOM- Shell Service 5000 LICENSED - INSURED ACTION VACUUM Over 1500 more information. The St., Pomp. 942-5414. INTERIOR -EXTERIOR SERVICE AN for light office and Glades Rd. or call 395- Original address is U.S. Dept. sales work 40 Hour 953J7 or 395-9864. EXCELLENT TAILOR residential commercial 941-4000 Hour and Public Con- Superb 395-5949 OIL PAINTINGS week. Apply in person TRUCK DRIVER All kinds of Ladies & | tracts Divisions, Perkins Rug Co. 5501 Men's Alterations . . . "A good job at reason- TWO YEAR I Washington, D.C. for tractor trailer. Al- Dining on The able rates" LABORERS N. Fed. Hwy. Boca. so work in plant. Guar- Barton & Miller Clean- Exchange Privilege 20210. SECRETARY ~~~ anteed 50 hour week. old Coast ers & Laundry, 2600 ROOFING * GARBAGE MEN Change your paintings with N. Dixie): Hwy. at 5 your color scheme. Permanent employ- National Co. all bene- GUARANTEED ROOF Top Salary & Benefits Lowest prices from Ihe ment, Boca Raton. Typ- fits. Apply Zonolite Di- Points, Wilton Manors, REPAIRS Paid Leave & world's largest Art Dealer 566-4314. _ Insurance PICTURE FRAMING RATES ing, shorthand and gen- vision, W. R. Grace & ANDERSON HOUSE 1 day leak repair ser- 3 6 9 12 eral office duties. Call Co. 1700 NW 1st Ct. 4840 N. Federal Hwy. ARE U FUSSY Creative- vice Ph: 278-0721 of CITY SCHERTLE Lines Day Days Days Days Days Ft. Lauderdale 563-9242 278-5987 ANY TYPE OF 4 1.20 3.36 5.76 7.92 10.56 395-1890 for appoint- Boca No Phone Call si dressmaking and alter- ART GALLERY 5 1.50 4.20 7.20 9.90 13.20 ment. BAREFOOT MAILMAN ations 399-4038. ROOF. BOCA RATON 6 1.68 4.60 7.92 10.80 14.40 10 C Help, Male or Female 540 S. FED. HWY. 7 1.96 HOTEL QUALITY ALTER- APPLY 5.46 9.24 12.60 16.80 To learn speciali- INCOME TAX ROOF PAINTING POMPANO BEACH 943-5450 8 2.08 5.76 9.60 12.96 17.28 1061 Hillsboro Mile ATIONS FAST SERV- PERSONNEL OFFICE 9 2.34 6.48 10.80 14.58 19.44 ty printing with fast TAX CONSULTANTS Pompano Beach 941-0100 EXPERT CLEANING 2.50 ICE. PHONE POLLY CITY HALL 10 6.90 11.40 15,30 20.40 growing company, good Experienced in indiv- SEALING & PAINTING Open 10 to 5 11 2.75 7.59 12.54 16.83 22.44 BAYOU RESTAURANT 391-1896. 8 AM-5 PM Monday thru 12 2.88 7.92 12.96 18.36 24.48 pay, pleasant working idual and small bus~ Gravel or tile. 3.12 AND LOUNGE MONDAY-FRIDAY Saturday 13 a.ss 14.04 19.89 26.52 conditions, apply Royal iness. Top money. Full 501 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. ARTICLES FOR RENT I Each Quality roofers. Additional Imprints Corp. 2600 or part time Boca Ra- Boca Raton 395-1682 Tables, Chairs, punch In Fla. 20 Years. Line .24 .66 1.08 1.53 2.04 bowls, dishes, silver- N.W. 2nd Ave. Boca. ton, Pompano area. THE CASCADES Lie. & Ins. 933-2779 Earn up to $5 an hour. UNITAX SYSTEMS RESTAURANT ware. Dixie Rents St TV SERVICE ATTENTiOM LUZIER COSMETICS. GUARANTY BLDG. 429 N. Federal Hwy. Sales 395-7359. MG/TD -Early'53, re- *Star TV Service * builder's special. Solid. Subsidiary of Bristol- WPB 833-1007 Deerfield 399-8300 AUTO PARTS Meyers. Call 278-5072 REPAIR ALL MAKES. BUILDERS-CONTRACTORS Motor down. Make offer. USHER and PART TIME CASINO Car, Truck & Tractor Color, black and white. after 3:30 PM 2222 N. Ocean Blvd. (A1A) Get Atlantic Rug Co. prices on carpeting for 395-4536. CASHIER. Apply Boca Parts Fast! D&M Auto ZENITH sales and serv- Ft. Lauderdale 563-1234 Parts, Dick Heidgerd, your Co-ops, Condominiums, Apartments, *62 PLYMOUTH FURY SECRETARY Raton Theatre. ice, 2174 N.E. 1st Ave. Homes, Offices,'etc. PART TIME 10 D Situations Wanted 220 S. Dixie, 395-2412 Tires like new. Low COACH HOUSE HARBOR Boca 399-2266. Co// Mr. Stevenson, Contract Division i 12 to 4 PM-5 Days. Available PRACTICAL 133 NE 2nd Ave. Deer- mileage, Clean Call 1500 N. Federal Hwy. field Beach. 399-8220. TAILOR 395-5009 after 6 PM. $2.50 per hour. Short- NURSE with references. Deerfield 941-3010 hand and typing exper- 4 to 8 hours. Call 278- BABYSITTING EXCELLENT TAILOR efyiantie ^u$Gm9ne VOLKSWAGEN "BUG" ience. Office in Hi-Rise 1682. CRYSTAL LAKE Mature woman. Local All kinds of Ladies & Shoppers Haven, Pompano Beach — Ph, 941-1657 Men's Alterations ... Excellent Condition Condominium. BocaRa- 15 A Miscellaneous Sale COUNTRY CLUB refs. day or eve. Own Air/cond., transistor ton 399-3121. W. Sample Rd. transportation. Call Barton & Miller Clean- radio, new tires. P. M. SWAP SHOP Pompano 942-2533 ers & Laundry, 2600 Girl for general clean- Every Sat. & Sun. Buy- 399-5735 or 399-1859, Hart 400 N.E. 20th St. N. Dixie Hwy. at 5 ing 1 day week. Call 395- ers, 25 cents — Deal- FAMOUS DOOR CAMERA SERVICE Apt 306-D. RESTAURANT Points*. Wilton Manors, 2859 walking distance ers, $2.00. Thunderbird 1544 S. E. 3 Ct {in the 19c Color Print. Cam- ,566-4314. *67 CADILLAC Sedan from Pearl City. Drive-In Theater, 3121 Cove Shopping Center) era Repair, Free est. OPPORTUNITY DeVille excellent con- W. Sunrise Blvd., Ft. Deerfield 399-5455 Passports photos. The USED FURNITURE HOUSEKEEPER Lauderdale, 583-8724. Grow with Growing Company dition. Tinted windows, part time cook, for 2 RAMADA INN Photo Mart. 942-6043. BUY-SELL-TRADE factory air, new tires, in family located in Boca UNCLAIMED 1401 S. Federal Hwy. CARPENTRY Boca Quality used Fur- Cutters, Operators, Upholsters all electric and extras. FREIGHT Deerfield Beach 399-8000 niture & Thrift 117 NW Raton apartment on Bookcases - Cabinets - 11th St. 391-3580. and Trainees Call 399-7033 or 395- ocean. Must furnish re- STEREO CONSOLE (4) ROYAL PALM 2197 eves. Panelling - Plantation ferences. Prefer Eur- beautiful cabinets with CAFETERIA Shutters & Doors. Bill WATCH REPAIR '65 PONTIAC BONNE- opean trained. Good Sa- 4 speaker systems. To 303 Golf View Drive Peters. 399-1951. JOHN REDDING - Fritz CASTRO CONVERTIBLES VILLE, white 1 owner. lary. We could use be sold for storage and Royal Polm Plaza Carlson - Dora Yodon- Perfect condition. $150 couple, man having freight. Total $79.95 Boca Raton 399-6021 Partitions, paneling, is;*" BEACON LITE BOCA RATON PLANT cash. Pick up monthly position as chauffeur each, or $6 monthly. Un- TONY'S FISH MKT. trimming, cabinets, JEWELERS Beacon Lite payments $66.30. Bal. and houseman. Live out. claimed Freight, 2003 RESTAURANT doors, closets, shelves, Shopping Center. Telephone 391-3436 $1,800 call 395-8300 ask Write P.O. Box =-^25-7 U.S. Hwy 441 South, Ft. 1819 S.E. 17 Street bookcases, repairs, H* for Ruth. Boca Raton, 33432. Lauderdale. Ft. Lauderdale '525-6241 Rissolo 399-0378. Use News Classified , Thursday, March 13,1969 BOCA RATON NEWS 13B jfctJncdmt; Property-: 5ale 35 B Co-ops & Condominiums iale ^B 35* A Lots & Acreage Sale 25 G Wanted To Rent 35 H Homes for Sale 35 H Homes for Sale $42,500 ZONE Cl 35 H Homes for Sale 35 i Out of Town Property CONDOMINIUM GOOD VALUE FOR QUICK ACTION SEE ROYAL OAK HILLS FOR RENT in the moun- 45 by 80 split building Two adjoining lots — List your homes, lots, THIS MODEL Spacious 3/2 home. 3 bedrooms 2 bath house facing Dixie Hwy. Ideal REDUCED FOR for sale or rent. Car- tains of North Carolina, QUICK SALE on high ground — close apartment buildings, At 1037 S.W. 12th Ave. Lovely corner lot (98 seven miles south of for small business with to FAU and IBM. Build acreage. We have buy- MILCOR HOMES by 110 ft) r/c, sprink- pets, drapes and all ap- additional income pos- Delightful 2 bedroom, 2 391-0941 399-5202 ler, 2 car garage — pliances included. Call Franklin, off US 441; bath - first floor apart- large family home with ers for Boca Raton, 395-3465 after 5 PM. 19 miles from Highlands sibilities MLS B Comm- ment - reduced price winding drive, loads of Deerfield, Pompano storeroom. Many ex- new, two bedrm, 2 tile 28. Call Lee Lathrop room for pool and play- Beach. FOUR tras 5 3/4% mortgage. A DIAMOND IN - $25,500 includes car- ground. Both for $15,- Priced $2500 below baths - home complete- . . . Assoc Eves 391- pets and draperies - SEE BEDROOMS! PLATINUM ly furnished; electric -» 2193. storm shutters - lo- 000 MLS. EMILY C. ELSENER, appraisal. Sell or lease. SETTING hot water heat. Chalet cated on A-l-A _ See JRALPH REALTOR Plus Den in Beautiful Call 395-0261. construction; superb "^ it to Appreciate - Call 184 N. Fed. Hwy. Royal Palm Yacht & This charming immacu- views. Available on sea- Deerfield Ben, 3/2 near Addison Miz- late 2 bedrm 2 bath 2800 N. Fed. Hwy. us for appointment - B- C.C. on the Golf Course. ner Large bedrms, ex- sonal or annual basis. Condol06. Jnwson 399-8120 Room for pool. About tra large pool and cor- home loaded with ex- Write or call William Boca Raton 391-0083 anytime OTHERWELL REALTY, INC. 1 one year old. Fine fam- ner lot. Disposal, dish- tras. Custom built in Holden - McClure Mill REALTY 1M South Federal Highway To Place a ily home. MLS 173 8G. Boca Raton Square. Can M DKrfield Beach, Fla. washer, range, oven, Road Route 2, Franklin, Classified Ad Service 757 S. Federal Hwy. 399-3131 Classified Ad For appointment to see, rev A/C sprinklers and be seen by appointment, N.C. 20734. Colonial Building 35 B Co-ops & Condominiums jare call LLOYD LIVELY, . anytime. MLS BR 1747 Phone 395-8300 Call 395-8300 shutters. By Owner 395- NORTH GEORGIA'S Boca Raton, Fla. 2 BEDRM 2 BATH Associate ... 8712. ATLANTIC Phone 395-4044 WEIR REALTORS BOCA REALTY LITTLE 'CLOISTER BEACH SELL NOW! WALK TO 35 A lots & AcreageSale TOWERS!!! Weir Plaza Bldg. 855 S Fed Hwy SPACIOUS Realtor SWITZERLAND SHOPS! HOME Mountain vacation or WATERFRONT lot 95 x Some people don't want Boca Raton Ph: 395-4000 HARRIET JACKMAN, 100 for sale by owner m^ A-l CONDITION Assoc. 395-8500 retirement property. Four - 1/bedroom.1/ to be too high in the sky. LIST YOUR PROPER- ESTATES SECTION Lot 3 Blk 3 Bel Marra ON BEAUTIFUL Situated on large lot, in Anytime. Hiawassee and the area bath apartments. Infla- Sbdv. Call 395-7921. This beauty if on the TY. surrounding Lake Cha- 5th floor with a clear Call Alta Knight SPANISH RIVER ROAD an area of fine Homes. tion hedge! One-half One of the finest resi- 3 large bedrm and fam- 5-3/4% MORTGAGE tuge provides fishing in block to shopping, fish- Use Hews Classified ocean view over the pool 395-1890 or 395-1850 EASY the lake and streams, area of the Cabana Club. FLORIDA SITES, INC. dential area. 3 bed- ily room. Many extra ing, public beach. Room ' 5 ACRES rooms, 3 baths, with features, too numerous LIVING hunting, boating, skiing on front of lot for more Priced to sell $48,500 26 SE 4th St. 1 and swimming in the BEAUTIFUL WOODED including lush carpeting .Boca Raton, Fla. natural fireplace, huge to mention. Immacu- Immaculate, well-kept income zoned business. - Fronts on water canal bedrooms with lots of late thruout. $37,500. home; 2 bedrooms lake, horseback riding, Priced at $50,000. MLS and rich drapes, or ful- hiking and camping. New west of Delray. $10,000- ly and exquisitely fur- closet space, central Also Available furnish- 2 baths with large clos- BA 49. For details call terms. Also 5 acres $1,349,000 heat, built-in barbeque ed. May we show you? ets and 2 utility rooms. hospital, nursing home KEN PRICE . . . Asso- nished at $63,500. Pri- and 18 hole golf course. farm land available. vate beach, recreation on East facing screened MacLaren & Anderson Central Heat. Air, ciate. Call Lantana 585-4101. patio. Autpmatic Inc., 135 E. Palmetto Sprinklers, for comfor- Camera fans and rock WEIR REALTORS area, heated pool, ga- collectors paradise. s rage parking. Call Fred From January 1 to Feb- sprinklers for large 100 Pk. Rd., 395-1333. table Florida living. Weir Plaza Bldg. 855 S Fed Hwy Lot 80' x 110 in new ruary 28 my office sold x 150 lot. Extras in- $23,900.00. BR-1775. For information on subdivision, University Carey, associate, or Boca Raton Ph: 395-4000 directly, or cooperated clude refrigerator, SUITABLE FOR FIRST REALTY CORP. property ranging from 20 ACRES Heights, western facing. Jack Dolan today! We lots or acreage to large have the key right here in the sale of apart- dishwasher, disposal, RETIREMENT 20 S E 1st Ave. 1300 ft frontage on pro- Call 391-1047 after 5 ments and homes in this washer & dryer. Plus 3 tracts, some include posed Powerline Road PM. at the office MLS This 2 bedrm 1 bath Call anytime 395-8600 flat and mountainous BATEMAN & CO. Dollar amount. We need blocks from Ocean. home has everything. extension. $2150 per BOCA RATON listings from $30,- Close to Boca Raton Ho- JUST LISTED land, some with springs acre. Realtors From carport to cen- SQUARE 000 up. We particular- tel & Club & Ca- tral heat and air to Elegant and graceful, and streams. 1299 S. Ocean Blvd. ly need San Remo apart- two large bedrms 2 "For Land's Sake See WEST SIDE OF S.W. Boca Raton bana Club. MLS BR- landscaping, fenced 12TH AVE. (opposite ments, Cloister Beach 1778 - $42,500. yard, sprinkler system, baths, sunken living Ernie Dowdy" 2800 N. Fed. Hwy. S.W. 11th St.) Lot 21, 395-9355 399-8284 Towers apartments, Sa- carpeting and Venetian room, beautiful drapes Hiawassee, Ga. Boca Raton Block 55 Unit 13. Lot MLS O-7-C bal Point apartments, M° blinds.Yours to own and carpets, vinyl Office: 896-3544 391-0083 anytime size 75 by 110 ft. on Delightful ocean apart- and Royal Palm homes; 757 S. Federal Hwy. at $17,200. To inspect floors. All the extras Home: 896-2156 : Colonial Building •.35;A; ldts-'&-Acreage Sale; sewer $4500. Call Mi- ment with one bed-also three and four bed- MLS BR 1830 Call including sprinkler sys- 35 K Duplex room in a nine unit room waterfront homes. Boca Raton, Fla. tem and oversized cor- ATTENTION ami 373-4926J__ ORYAL HADLEY BOCA - NE SECTION. BUILDERS building with heated John B. Dolan, Vice Phone 395-4044 ner lot. See today. BR pool. New carpet. Air Realtor 2 Bedrm and garage Are you looking for a ROYAL PALM Pres. 3 bedrm 2 bath - large 400 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. 1795 each side. Heat and air. good lot, priced right, conditioned and heated. BATEMAN & CO. family room - plus a YACHT & C.C. $23,500. For informa- 395-2244 RICHARD F. ROSS Sprinklers. Walk toma- to hold that smaller B Realtors den for Dad. Large lot, jor shopping area. Call home for a retired cou- West facing lot over- tion or to inspect phone trees, sprinkler system CHOICE LARGE WA- Realtor looking beautifully 1299 S. Ocean Blvd. TERFRONT HOME on owner 395-2829 or 395- ple? If you are we have Robert R. Grauch or Boca Raton with it's own well and 399-6444 395-0650 8474. What you want. For de- shrubbed pool and docks Adelene V. Grauch. 395-9355 399-8284 pump. WATER THAT Intracoastal. 175 ft of of ROYAL PALM waterfront ideal for boat COUNTRY CAM1NO GARDENS tails please call Mrs. FORD C. CARTER, INC. 35:JT Homes for Sale LAWN FREE. The BEST CLUB VILLAGE! Kessler at YACHT CLUB. 100 by REALTORS $21,500 BUY in BOCA owner„ 3 bedrm 2 bath, This Andover Model Home is 125 ft. Very close to New lake front horns, living room, den, din- built on a large, well land- 612 East Atlantic Ave. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, with MLS BR 1757. 3 bedrooms 2 baths - scaped corner lot. Some of its golf club and practice Delray Beach, Florida ing room, kitchen, large lot. Close to many features are two bed- Meredith j fairway. West Maya large family room, cen- screened in patio, 2 car rooms, two baths, carpeting Office 276-7481 Schools! Large back in family room and patio, PROPERTIES"* Palm Drive most con- tral air, and garage. garage, w/w carpet and Home 278-0601 Lot 80' x 120'. 840 N.W. yard for children. Five draperies, central air condi- INC. venient location. For 2800 N. Fed. Hwy. draperies. Priced $79,- minutes to IBM. Pleas- tioning and heating, utility 42 S.E. Second Street sale at $2,700 under or- CENTRAL BEACH 6 Ave. Boca $26,500. Boca Raton 900. Appt. only by own- area in the gorage, and auto- Boca Raton AREA Call 391-0871. 391-0083 anytime ant neighborhood. MLS matic sprinkler system. MLS Phone 395-1515 iginal 1960 purchase er 395-1260. 1835. $21,500. For ap- BR-1729. price MLS BV 303 MUST SELL BUILDERS MODEL RQYAL PALM ROYAL PALM 395-4711 RE ALTORS pointment to see call ., 399-671 j . WM. D. BRADSHAW Delightful Apartment 4 bedrm 2 bath pool. Luxurious & Spacious, BEAUTIFUL GOLF HARRY GRIFFITHS. . x Realtor Call 395-0657 anytime. describes this 3 bedrm, COURSE HOME 1TCHELL&SQNS PACKAGE DEAL across street from Associate. ... 22 S Fed. Hwy. 2630 N.W. 2nd Ave. Ocean, near shopping OCCUPANCY 3-1/2 bath unique Home. On #3 green overlook- WEIR REALTORS Boca Raton DEERFIELD BEACH Boca Raton, 399-0802 IN 30 DAYS 42' NO VAC Pool, over Weir Plaza Bldg. 895 S Fed. Hwy. and all conveniences. ing 3 fairways, 3 Bedrm Boca Raton Ph: 395-4000 '4 lots" zoned R2 (du- Owned land, no land 3 bedrm 2 bath, den, sized garage, fireplace, 31/2 baths, large den, COUNTRY CLUB large corner Lot & Many plex) including frame VILLAGE lease. Only $40. month central heat / air. large living room, din- STEAL THIS NOW!!! house $30,000. ATTENTION SENIOR pays taxes, mainten- Sprinklers and sewers. other extras. $82,500. ing room, kitchen, CITIZENS: Complete Carpets, dishwasher, BY owner - 2398 Areca. breakfast and bar room ASKING $75,000 (WORTH MUCH MORE) SLONE REALTY ance, etc.! Flexible 2 Palm Rd. 395-8569. BRANCH OFFICE that retirement dream bedroom floor plan. disposal. combination and laun- with a lot in a most de- $24,900 GRAND OPENING dry room. Large patio STAR-LITE VILLAS APTS 6299 N. Federal Hwy. Screened porch facing ROYAL PALM YACHT Boca Raton 391-2640 sireable location in Bo- south. Comfortable liv- DON ARROW, INC. with heated pool. Zoned &. "BEACH AREA GEM" ca Raton. ':.'/ 395-2227 & COUNTRY CLUB air/heat; By OWNER INTRACOASTAL LOT ing in fine atmospfteiie, 4 Bedrms 3 baths, pool, *MULTI-PURPOSE PROPFRT?* UPRISE!! 100 ft. right on the wa- We have three lots left •BC 83. MacLaren.&im- REDUCED FOR 395-5248.; ' 217 Andrews Ave., Delray Beach that will suit your needs family room and den. terway in delightful in- derson, Inc. 395-1333. ACTION! RIGHT on the golf THE TRUTH OF THE 276-6278 (11 to 5} or 399-2811 (Anytime) Cay. Our very last to a "T". Some with MATTER IS sewers, all large and Two bedroom 2 bath course. The discrimin- BROKERS INVITED! lot with a view in this SAN REMO! ating buyer will appre- Here is a beautifully, subdivision of beautiful priced for quick sale home. One of Boca's ciate the many luxury spacious for growing homes. What a home from $3,500.00. Best Buys! Central heat family living. MLS BR- For details, call Mrs. & air. sprinkler sys- features and superb site! $15,000 total price Imagine a luxurious 3 workmanship in this 1767-G, Custom built with $2,000 down & Kessler at tem, well landscaped, beautiful home. 1229 last year. This 3 bedroom apartment on lots of extras . . . car- terms. Call Pompano the top floor of lovely Thatch Palm Dr. Im- bedroom, 3 bath beau- 946-0262 or Boca 395- peting, draperies . . . mediate occupancy ty is situated on the Villa Verona. An un- NOW $25,500. MLS 1726 5834 Eves. paralleled view of the $90,000. gorgeous Royal Palm PROPERTIES,' . . . For appointment to McCONNELL CONSTR. Yacht & Country Club •: COLIN McKENNA INC: intracoastal and a pro- see Call IVANHAACK,. Golf Course $72,500 in- REALTY 42 S.E. Second Street tected view of the ocean. 933-1329 Boca Raton Associate. . . cludes carpeting, dra- Office 107 Professional Phone 395-1515 Beautifully decorated, WEIR REALTORS CHILDREN Bldg. "Shoppers peries, radiant heat, the third bedroom is ar- Weir Plaza Bldg. 855 S Fed Hwy WELCOME central air and too many jHaven" ranged as a den. The Boca Eaton Ph: 395-40 00 many extras to list here. " 3581 N. Fed. Hwy. weather protected porch EXCELLENT LOCATION Close in Custom Built Pompano Beach, Fla. 113 FEET It's your fault if you INTRACOASTAL is a full 38 ft. wide. New 3 bedrm 2 bath, Home. Just west of In- miss this one. Better BOCA HARBOUR A FIRM FOUNDATION 1 Picture a 23 foot living pool - patio - large tracoastal. 3 bedrm 2 SEAWALL-BOAT SLIP phone for better buy! FOR YOUR DREAM room and a homemakers lot. Carpeting. Sprink- bath, maids room, 2 car Beautiful new 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with family One of the last most de- room, pool, central heat and air, extra large boat HOUSE sirable, close-in, lots dream kitchen, includ- lers. Close to Mizner garage, screened in OTHERWELL And only $4000. This left on waterway. Own- ing icemaker and self School,, Immediate oc- heated pool, oversized M REALTY dock, 2 car garage with automatic door opener, delightfully located 85 er must sell and price cleaning range. Garage cupancy. lot, carpeting and 757 S. Federal Hwy. sprinkler system, wall to wall carpeting, drapes x 100 lot is ideal for is right. BV-244. parking, full security, drapes. Ask to see MLS Colonial Building and many other features. By appointment only. your new home. May professional manage- Also 4 bedrm 2 bath. BR 1829P Boca Raton, Fla. NO REALTORS $52,900 phone 391-1020. FIRST REALTY CORP. ment, and the loveliest Can be occupied in 3 ORYAL HADLEY we show it to you to- 20 SE 1st Ave. Phone 395-4044 day?? club house in south months. Call 946-4034. REALTOR Call anytime 395-8600 Florida. 450 feet of pri- 400 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. GARVY'S MOTHERWELL 5 LOTS. vate beach and exquisite COLOR TV 395-2244 fWS REALTY BUY ONE gardens complement GOT TOO IDEAL ATLANTIC CLOISTERS ! 757 S. Federal Hwy. OR ALL this superb residence. IT! RETIREMENT Colonial Building Choice residential lots An excellent $30,000 In this furnished 3 HOME Boca Raton, Fla. priced realistically for mortgage can be as- bedrm 2 bath centrally 2 Bedrm 2 bath custom Phone 395-4044 immediate sale. Excel- sumed as part of the air conditioned lovely built home in DELRAY FOR SALE lent central location in $65,000 purchase price home. Price $23,900. BEACH. Low maintain- LOT 13 BL 4 built up area, near all MLS BCondo 143WP. MLS 1686, Hurry!! ance and county taxes 75 x 120 conveniences. City sew- For your personal ED GARVY - Realtor make this house with CALDWELL HEIGHTS inspection contact JOHN Call 391-0900, anytime central heat and air and BOCA RATON ers, etc. Only $4,000 ea. terms avail. BV 315 B. DOLAN. " ROYAL PALM MANY EXTRAS an ex- ADJOININT J. C. MIT- ceptional buy at $23,000. CHELL SCHOOL PRIC- MacLaren & Anderson, BATEMAN & CO. 3 bedrm plus den and ex- Inc., 135 E. Palmetto REALTORS tra large family room, Call EVELYN KEOUGH ED FOR QUICK SALE ASSOC $2200 CASH. Park Rd., 395-1333. 1299 Sc Ocean Blvd. heated pool and on the OTTO YARK 395-0865 Boca Raton golf course. Extra large BEN ADAMS REALTY, ATLANTIC 395-9355 399-8284 garage with separate Broker 276-4191 DELRAY BEACH CLOISTERS after 6 pm call 278-3709 ^ BY OWNER 3 BEDROOM 35 CAbfs, Motels, Hotels-Sale entrance for your golf cart MLS 1618 P.G. iPjicest residential sec- VILLA! BUY NOW FOR ANNOUNCING THE "BRAE BURN VILLA" tion (Lake Ida) 2 large Just listed! Imagine a VERY LOVELY 4 unit FAMILY LIVING! corners and one canal 2 story villa larger than apt building, furniture For the discriminating and sophisticated few that have been awaiting the lot. South east expos- most homes. A living and appliances like new. 280U N. Fed. Hwy Three bedrooms, 2 Boca Raton completion of this deluxe residence with the prestige address only the ure. Size 100 by 110.room that sweeps a ma- A real opportunity - ex- baths, foyer entrance .. Atlantic Cloisters can provide. 5 minutes to beach, 2 jestic 20 ft. high com- cellent location near 391-0083 anytime spacious living room; minutes to shopping. plete with Juliet bal- Deerfield Cove. 100% COUNTRY LIVING dining area . . Florida Only six apartment residences in this exquisite Villa. The three bedroom Sewers, water, elec- cony. 3 king and queen occupied. Priced at only room 27 ft wide. En- apartments have 2800 sq. ft. of living area, superbly appointed and in- tricity in. Lots way un- size bedrms and 3 full $38,500. For further in- IN THE CITY OF BOCA closed garage;cypress- clude Americana self cleaning double oven and range, deluxe dishwasher derpriced $6800 to $9,- baths. On 11 landscap- formation about MLS B A RATON 2 bedrms, 21/2 fenced yard. Carpeting and disposal: Custom crafted cabinetry complements the excellence in 800 to see turn west off ed acres complete with 50 contact WARD PER- baths, hardwood floors, & draperies through- design. Hwy 1 at N.E. 8th St. reflecting fountain, RESJ . . . Assoc. eves central heat and air,out. MLS BR 1817. $27,- id go 4 blocks to Swin- heated pool and 9 hole and Sundays 399-2745, large bedrms, large liv- 500. For appointment to Eleven acres of landscaped gardens include an Olympic size pool, club Ave. then take N.W. pitch and putt golf ing room (18x27), dish- see, call TOM RAINES house and nine hole pitch and putt golf course. Each three bedroom has a 9th St. West eight more course. A dream kitchen washer, disposal, . . . Associate. two car garage and the huge 1600 sq. ft. two bedroom apartment includes a blocks to lake. Owners with custom Coronet sprinkling system, dou- WEIR BEAETORS garage. 2800 N. Fed. Hwy ble garage and utility Weir Plaza Bldg. 855 S Fed. Hwy phone Pompano Beach cabinets. Decorated by Boca Raton Ph: 395-4000 943-2834. Frank Kaehn and mag- Boca Raton room, 7698 W. Country Neighbors — you could not select a finer group anywhere, any time, any 391-0083 anytime Club Blvd. 391-1388. place. ACT NOW nificently furnished. Of- CARIBBEAN KEYS Near F.A.U. - I.B.M. fered at $85,000 unfur- 35 D Business Properly-Salei; GRAND OPENING A boatman's delight with free TOOMEY REALTY flowing canal on two sides of The superb three bedroom, three and one half bath 2800 sq. ft. residence - Hospital and Public nished or $105,000 fur- ESTATE SECTION a beautifully landscaped lot. including two car garage is $65,000- Schools. Eastern ex- nished - there is no bet- Offers Spectacular 3 Bedrm 2 bath, family This three bedrooms, two Investment Opoor. baths home,lboasts of central posure, lot approx- ter value! MLS B Con- room and pool. 811 Bar- air conditioning and heating, The delightful two bedroom, two bath, 1600 sq. ft. residence, including imately 74 x 122. BV- do 138 P. Call J. B. Call 395-1881 celona Dr. Boca. carpets, drapes, patio, dock,i garage is $42,000. 35 6 Real Estate Wanted circular drive, and automatic 236 for quick sale $3,- Dolan to arrange your LUXURY FEATURES sprinkler system. MLS BR- 850. personal inspection. Young couple would like SUPERB WORKMAN- 1801W. Presented by JOHN B. DOLAN ^JOTHERWELL to buy unfurnished home SHIP BATEMAN & CO. in nice residential area 395-4771 ^¥8 REALTY IMMEDIATE 399-6711. BATEMAN & CO., Realtors 757 S. Federal Hwy. Realtors in Boca. $500 down. Pre OCCUPANCY Colonial Building 1299 S. Ocean Blvd. fer 2 or 3 bedroom, 2 $49,500 1299 South Ocean Boulevard, Boca Raton 395-9355 bath home. Write Boca Boca Raton, Fla. Boca Raton .McCONNELL CONSTR. "Broker Cooperation Invited" Phone 395-4044 395-9355 399-8284 News Box RB 2. 933-1329 Ray Sorel's. seachest Sailor learns to predict weather 'VILLAGE BUTCHER weather that is more By RAY SOREL Boca Raton bent towards a giant chimney in sum- only about 80 per cent the west from it. This mer. The land heats up typical of the states to , SHOP accuracy for their pre- easterly wind usually faster in the sun's rays the north of us. A wind type sailor, dictions. I knew that in than the surrounding dependent as he is on our part of the country brings good weather In the days when I • PRIME ME ATS with it, not rain. water does. The air ov- used to cruise on the the wind to get any- that an easterly wind er the land gets heat- where, gets to learn accompanied by a fall- There are parts of west coast (of Flor- Florida that have a ed and it rises. New air ida), I found that I could ! Personal Service quite a bit about the ing barometer brought flows in from over the weather. rain. I'm not talking weather pattern resem- sail on an on-shore * STORE HOURS: 9 A.M. to 6 PM. bling a monsoon. The water and it too gets breeze during the day, I Tuesday thru Saturday He can of- about showers, but a warmed and rises. The ten predict steady rain that would winter is cool and dry and an off-shore breeze and the summers are rising air which came at night. The on-shore the local last for days some- from over the water is weather bet- times. warm and wet. There breeze formed by the are places on the west loaded with water va- chimney effect in the PRIME well trimmed N.Y. ter than the I can't use what I por and as it rises, the strips. Cat and on display weather man learned about the weath- coast where the wind weather was strong ! Sirloin Steaks blows most of the time air cools and a cloud enough to overcome the can, sincethe er here in Florida. I've gets formed. As the air weather man had to learn the local out of the east in win- prevailing easterlies, Delicioasly smoked cuts of is looking at ter and out of the west continues to rise, push- but at night when the genuine back bacon. By lb. J29 weather picture here in ed up from the warmed the piece at this price picture on a the state. The prevail- in summer. I couldn't chimney effect disap- {Canadian Bacon figure out for ' a long air below it, a typical peared, the prevailing national scale. ing wind is out of the thunder head forms and When I was in New east and blows from this time what had happen- easterlies took over. This is our own mildly "h England, I could predict ed to the prevailing a squall is in the mak- There seems to be seasoned breakfast sau- L general direction' all easterlilies that blow ing. sage, Lean and mighty jjj rain with better than 95 summer. It is so con- some kind of di- good! so steadily on the east Lake Okeechobee viding line in the weath- (Country Sausage 99' per cent accuracy. The stant that you can see forms a hole in the mid- Weather Bureau claims pine trees right here in coast in summer. er that stretches across • -.-, ,«rr. I* turns out that pe- dle of this chimney and the state from Cape 14B BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, March 13, 1969 ninsular Florida is like increases the turbu- Kennedy to Tampa. In PARDON THE REPETITION . ... lence in and around the the summer, squall, but we're repeating the safe on our prime lake so that there are thunderstorms, and tor- N.Y. strip steaks. Everyone enjoyed them dozens of treacherous nadoes seem to be more and wished they had bought a few more. squalls around during prevalent south of the So, here we go/ BocaTeecais the summer, I tried to line than farther north. Golf-Swim the place to live. sail across the lake one In the winter, cold and If you haven't tried our Canadian back Come see these 700 summer, and after about warm fronts tend to stop bacon, give this a whirl. It's excellent. ten in the morning we at this line. These fronts Dine, lush rolling acres in the began to experience Let's hope that March will go out like a heart of the prestige sometimes become al- squalls at the rate of most stationary, per- » lion! Have a nice week-end! Dance capital of South Florida. almost one an hour. I haps moving back and Choose a magnificently got so that I'd carry forth a hundred miles |_550 N. Federal Hwy, Boca Raton 395-4591 and LIVE i reasonable condominium sail at the approach of or so. apartment— every one the squall until the wind overlooks the golf suddenly changed direc- course.The first building tion. I found then that I is sold out...but had about thirty sec- select a spacious onds before the squall Baton's apartment in the second, hit. I could get the sails third or fourth buildings down in thirty seconds new now under construction, with my wife's help. it I and you receive: If you've lived in country] —A lifetime charter Florida long enough, you membership in the probably know that in COMPARE!! club. private country club. winter you usually get —No greens fees for cold weather with west two years after occupancy. or northerly winds. This Large one and two bedroom is because the air from Best Value on the Gold coast apartments with dens from the land cools off fast- 514,990 to 521,990, with er than air which has 80% financing available. been blowing over water. Exclusive agents—James E. The weather we get Smith and Associates, Inc. depends on the warm- See the models on U.S. 1 at ing effect of the sun. In wmst©n 51st Street in Boca Raton. summer, the sun gets Then visit the splendor of within a few degrees of CONDOMINIUMS ON THE WATERFRONT. BpcaTeeca just two being directly overhead blocks west. and our weather takes NO GROUND LEASE • NO RECREATION LEASE .on a tropical aspect like you find at the equator. In winter, the sun moves Compare Winston Bay's Features more than 20 degrees south of the equator. The sun is then about • ON THE WATERFRONT • Fully Panelled Luxurious Clubroom 5200 N, Federal:'Highway Boca Raton, Fla. 33432 Fhone (305) 399-5120 45 degrees away from where it was in sum- • MARBLE BATHS AND VANITIES • Card Room mer and we get cooler • Sauna Bath • GE SELF-CLEANING STOVES • Heated Swimming Pool : • FULLY WOOD-PANELLED DENS Before You Buy . . . why don't you try WEEKEND SPECIALS • Pool Deck with Lounge Chairs • 10'x 22'6" SCREENED PATIOS • Shuffleboard Courts SUITABLE FOR ENTERTAINING • Private Parking Spaces • Outside Kitchens • Guest Parking Spaces Boca Lounge Ml • Built-in Counter-Top Range • Italian Marble Window Sills • Deluxe 15 cu. ft. Frost-Free Refrigerator • Pre-Wired Telephone Receptacles § PACKAGE STORE O UMIll with Automatic Ice Maker CORNER ol N. FEDERAL HWV CAMINO SQUARE SHOPPING CENTER • Silent Mercury Wall Switches • Waste Disposal KHUU if ill fffll •• •* • Elevator Service MARTELL'S • Built-in Automatic Dishwasher »•«•• i«| John Begg • Complete Laundry Room and Dryers • Luminous Ceiling Lighting KING GEORGE! crni-ru • Sound Proof—Fire Proof Construction COGNAC SCOTCH • Custom-Made Kitchen Cabinets and • 30 Gallon Water Heater SCOTCH All Formica Tops and Back Splash Panels 99 • Block Walls Further Sound Proofed with 89 • Custom-Designed Vinyl Floors QUARTS Fining Strips, Rock Lath and Plaster Plus FIFTH • Pass-Through Serving Bar 6 Inches of Concrete Between Floors • Ceiling-to-Floor Glass Window Walls •• Several Golf Courses Within 5 Minutes • Decorator Entrance Doors • Tile Baths-Wall Mirror and udson • Walk-in Closet Chivas Regal. Medicine Cabinets in Bathrooms SCOTCH • Storage Closets in Each Apartment • Infrared Heat Lamps in Bathrooms SCOTCH • Dressing Area • City Water and Sewage • Powder Room • City Police and Fire Protection 99 • Individually Controlled Central FIFTH Air-Conditioning and Heating • Warranty Deed and Title Insurance • Master Building Antenna for Perfect Color MYERS Policy for Each Apartment and Black and White TV Reception BOSTON HOUSE GILBEY'S • Kitchen Has Space for a Dinette • 500 Feet of Dockage Space with Easy Access IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY GIN to the Intracoastal Waterway i Deluxe 2-bedroom, 2-bath apartments from $23/250 Monthly Maintenance Fee $30.00 FIFTH uckenheimer wmst®n BAY Blended CONDOMINIUMS ON THE WATERFRONT 5900 N.E. 7TH AVENUE BOCA RATON, FLORIDA Whiskey BOURBON PHONE: 399-8877 Our Saies Office is open daily from 9 to 6. Stop in this week by boat or car (if by car take U.S. 1 to Ipswitch Street (59th Street) then turn East).

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