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320S4 Enrollment statistics tell only part of school story when the migrants who follow By SANDY WESLEY ued to grow until as of the last J.C. Mitchell climbed to 864 tinues,, ed a season, which causes such of the month it read something at the peak of the season. Now At the other two schools, fluctuation in enrollment fig- the crops will place their chil- Enrollment figures have away like 506. the enrollment stands at 544, which are not experiencing ov- ures? dren in Boca Raton schools while of painting a pretty bleak pic- What with the season still with 350 of last year's students ercrowded situations at the pre- The season is the time of they pick fruit and vegetables ture for a town's school sys- coming up and more and more enrolled at the new school. sent time, the principals too year, generally December in area fields. people moving in, there's not Meanwhile at Boca Raton High are expecting their enrollments through February, when tour- tem, especially if the figures ists and winter residents make Come March the migrants will read "overcrowded already" much chance for relief at the School the enrollment figures to continue on the upswing as the pack up and travel to other school which was built princi- read 1418. Five portables are year wears on. Boca Raton Boca Raton their home and en- for a brand new school. roll their children for those greener fields and the tourists Strangely enough the enroll- pally to take care of over- in use at the school now, and school presently has an enroll- and winter residents will begin ment count at that school, Addi- crowded conditions at J. C. again school officials are look- ment count of 371; J.C. Mitchell months in the local schools. It's Mitchell School. ing forward to an increased en- 544. also the time of year, again packing up to head "back home. son Mizner, which reached a 483 during the same winter months, At any rate, the three schools peak in September, has contin- Last year the enrollment at rollment as the season con- What is the phenomenon call- (Continued on Page 10) BOCA RATON NEWS Vol. 12, No. 151 Tuesday, November 7, 1967 10 Pages School millage only issue on ballot today Board asking taxpayers to hike ceiling (See editorial, page 4) Boca Raton voters will go to the polls today to register their approval or disapproval of a seven mill ceiling for the spec- ial school district millage pro- gram. The seven mill ceiling, an in- crease of one mill over the current biennium, means that the Palm Beach County School, Board of Public. Instruction "has the authority to levy a millage tax of not more than seven mills, or seven dollars for every $1,000. Any registered voter who pays any county taxes, real or per- sonal, is eligible to cast a bal- lot. A last minute effort for a five mill level was being pushed by the Taxpayer's Association of It's sometimes hard to tell if the sidewalks it's a little bit of both, as in this case in front Palm Beach County urging a are being installed or broken up. Sometimes of City Hall. "hold the line on taxes." But county school officials are still plugging and hoping for the seven mill pointing out that "five mills could not possibly Road projects a Christmas balance the budget and pay for the much needed education pro- gram." The seven mill program has present for local motorists received the support of the en- tire school board, Classroom Boca Raton motorists, wea- teenth street, a final inspection hall this morning. Teachers Association, PTAand ther permitting, will get an of construction, material, grade "The contractor will start Principals Association. early Christmas present this and alignment was set for late building Palmetto Park road At stake in today's election year with the completion dates yesterday or this morning, up to level now with what we New -rossing gates -- longer ones - have been installed on Pal- will be the mill and a half need- on two street projects set for Prendergast added. call top rock," Prendergast metto Park road at the Florida East Coast Railroad tracks. And ed to boost the teachers base December. "We still have to put up some said. "After that will come the pay from $5,800 to $6,000 a "Palmetto Park Road is reflectors and afew other small surfacing." when they're raised, they're also taller. . .or is this just something year. things to do," he said. devised by the train folks to harass the airplane interests? scheduled to be finished on Dec. Considerable work will need A.D. Thorpe, school board 12," William Prendergast, pub- The new bridge across the El to be completed in front of city chairman, is hoping that 30 per lic works superintendent said Rio canal is in the final phases hall before the overall project cent of the voters will pull the yesterday. of completion. is finished. Tax payments roll in ten mill lever "because it will "I talked to George Elmore of An exchange of right of way A new entrance to the east cover the possible 30 per cent Hardrives yesterday afternoon deeds hasn't been made yet, but parking lot and the Palmetto who will pull the zero lever." and he said the original comple- that portion of old Meadows road Park road entrance to the west Voters will have a choice of tion date is still the target," which has been abandoned by the lot will require ramps some pulling one of ten levers, each Prendergast said. "They had a city will be torn up some time ten feet back into the lots. without budget plan representing the amount of mil- lot of delays because of weath- before Dec. 1. lage they'd like to see levied. er, but he still is trying for that Hardrives construction work- By JACK HUTTON ment of taxes act, taxpayers The seven mill request does date." ers were scheduled to begin Local scouts must file with their local tax (Continued on Page 10) Meanwhile, north on Thir- pouring sidewalks in front of city The installment plan for tax collector a declaration of their payments probably won't be intent to use the installment used much in Boca Raton, City plan. The declaration must be save swimmers Finance Director Thomas Mul- filed not later than 30 days len predicted yesterday. A lot after the date on which the tax Three young Boy Scouts re- of local residents pay early. bills are mailed, according to ceived training that wasn't on Mullen said payments totaling Fred O. Dickinson Jr., comp- the original schedule during an $350,000 were received in the troller of Florida. outing at Jonathon Dickinson first three days after tax bills Simultaneously, Dickinson State Park over the weekend. were mailed. Another $157,000 pointed out, taxpayers must The Boca Raton lads, along had been pre-paid before the make the first installment of at with their scoutmaster, were bills were even mailed. least $10 and thereafter pay in probably instrumental in saving He said this was a "pretty equal monthly installments the three unidentified girls from good indication that not many, balance of taxes due not later drowning. if any, requests will be re- than the March 31 deadline. • Scoutmaster William Kearn- ceived for the new installment The law, however, does not ey, 4945 NW 5th Ave. said David plan" which became effective allow the taxpayers, using the Harris, Scott and Jeff McKinley as state law Nov. 1. installment plan to receive the helped him pull three young The new law passed by the normal discount for early pay- ladies out of the water after the 1967 legislature, allows ad va- ment of taxes. Discounts the canoe in which they were rid- lorum taxes to be paid in in- city and county grants for early ing overturned. stallments. The legislation be- payment of taxes begin at four came law without the Gover- percent if full payment is made nor's approval. in the month of November. It Under the installment pay- then drops to a three per cent discount for December, two per cent in January and one per cent Ann Landers Page 6 in February. No discount is al- Calendar 7 lowed if they are paid during the Classifieds 8-9 month of March. Editorials 4 Nov. 4-6, 1967 10 Hi Lo Rain Comptroller Dickinson cau- Despite the snowstorms up north and a few Raton. Photo was taken yesterday on the Flor- Public Notices Saturday 82 65 0 tioned taxpayers to consider in Safety Crusade 3 Sunday 81 60 0 detail both plans before making careless remarks that there's a "cold wave" in ida Atlantic University Campus. Sports 5 Monday 81 61 0 any decision. Florida, it's still shirtsleeve weather in Boca Women's News 6-7 BOCA RATON NEWS Engle honored with plaque ECKERD at Brooklyn Medical Center DRUGS A plaque honoring Dr. liam Engel, '09, and member of the Boca Ra- William Engel, a Boca Raynore, his wife, in the ton Club and La Co- Raton resident, has been establishment of the Dr. quille, Palm Beach, and dedicated by the Alumni William and Raynore has served as vice pres- Association of Down- Engel Fund forScholar- ident of the American state Medical Center ships and Fellow- Branch of the Interna- (State University of New ships ... to maintain tional Papilon Society. 2 DAY SALE York), Brooklyn, in and advance the high recognition of a scho- standards of the medi- Downstate Medical PRICES GOOD TUES. & WED. larship and fellowship Center is one of 67 ECKERD cal profession." DRUGS fund established by Dro Dr. Engel was active State-supported institu- Engel and his late wife, professionally in New tions of higher learning Raynore. York City until 1947. that make up the State VITAUS HAIR TONIC Brooklyn Congress- During this time, he University of New York. woman Edna F. Kelly Downstate boasts one contributed to journals muE attended the decication and magazines and of the four largest med- * New plastic bottle ceremony. ical school enrollments wrote "Sensible Diet- (limit One With Coupon Thru Wed. Nov. 8th) From 1959 until the ing" (1939, Alfred A. in the country. The death of Mrs. Engel in Knopf), among other Center encompasses a 1962, the couple con- publications. He is an College of Medicine; a ECKERD tributed an annual hon- honorary life member School of Graduate Stu- mtmMMmm DRUGS . or scholarship to fresh- of the New York Coun- dies; a College of Health men medical students ty Medical Society and Related Professions; > LYSOL SPRAY at Downstate Medical the Medical Society of and a College of Nurs- ifi • 7 ounce Center. Since her death, the State of New York, ing; and the 350-bed • Household spray income from a testa- and has been a fellow State University Hos- • Disinfectant 1.19 mentary trust, set up by of the American Asso- pital. • Prevents mold and mil- VALUE the couple, provides ciation of Physical dew scholarships for tuition, Therapy and the New (Limit One With Coupon Thru Wed. Nov. 8th) §'. books, and equipment to York Association of Why Does students in financial Physical Therapy. need, and research fel- 5 lowships. The Engel Dr. Engel and his se- "Cocktail Hour Fund is administered by cond wife, the former I^st Two Hours? CEPACOL MOUTHWASH the board of trustees of Mildred Briston Fuller, • ' (All Drinks are 48? from • 14 ounce size The Alumni Fund. divide their time be- 4:00 to 6:00 P.M. «Refreshing gargle S5' tween Boca Raton and Free Hors d'oeuvrsi toot) • Anti-bacterial ViU.SE Sea scouts wail in the JNASA space museum lobby to begin tour of Cape Income from Down- the Greenbrier in White U.S. 1 in Boca Raton 54 Kennedy. Nine members of Sea Explorer Ship 307 toured National Aero- state's share of thetrust Sulphur Springs, W. Va. (limit One With Coupon Thru Wed. Nov. 8th) nautic and Space Administration facilities at Cape Kennedy last weekend. valued at $700,000 has He is a Mason and a The tour included the block house from which astronauts start on their provided an estimated total of $122,805 worth space trips and the space museum where every rocket from the German V-I AWNING to the newer models are on display. The scouts also toured the largest of scholarships and re- NEW building in die World, where the rockets are assembled, which will even- search fellowships to WINDOW over 200 students dur- Replaces jalousies with ease SACCHARIN TABLETS f tually carry man to the moon. ing the past four years. • 1000 tablets ggi ^% «. The total trust is valued without removing frame > Non-niitritive Re§- T| Spii At P.B. Junior College at $1,400,000. COURTEOUSFREE ESTIMATES > Artificial sweetener 39C Ja%P m The plaque, which will (Limit One With Coupon Thru Wed. Nov. 8th) J hang outside Down- HURRICANE SERVICE COJ states Alumni Mem- 906 N. DIXIE HWY., BOCA Paintings now on display orial Hall, reads, in Pat-Pend. part: "In grateful ac- 2,708,015 "Coll Anytime 399_7 8 J g of sculpture in the show, learning experience for An exhibit of paint- knowledgment of the FREE INSTALLATiON with 3 or more windows PONDS DUSTING POWDER ings which will form as well as five abstract our students." generosity of Dr. Wil- > Dreamflower -I part of the cooming sea- expressionistic paint- > DfLuxurioul s 1.00 son's showing at Con- ings. > Soothing VALUE temporary Gallery, Artists with examples > Refreshing Worth Avenue, is now of their work in the show (limit One With Coupon Thru Wed. Nov. 8th) open to the public at include: Katherine Palm Beach Junior Col- Burnside, abstract im- lege. pressionism; Janet Fol- The pre-season ex- som, Spanish formed hibition has been ar- ; Suzy Furman, SHULTON DEODORANT ranged as "as oppor- hard- edged abstrac- »Stick bar tunity for our students tions, including a screen • Deodorizes and checks 1.00 to see what avant-garde Morris Lazaron, real- perspiration VALUE painters of professional istic landscape; Jeanne • Anti-perspirant stature are doing," ac- Levin, hard-edged ab- (Limit One With Coupon Thru Wed. Nov. 8th) cording to Jim Houser, stractions; Ann Kessler PBJC Art Department Shields, a small ab- Chairman. stract expressionistic The paintings and painting; Helen Sterns, sculpture which make freely handled op art; NORTHERN NAPKINS up the show are on dis- and Mara Wolff semi- play in the Humanities abstract expressionis- • Soft and strong REG, • Building at the college, tic paintings. «Assorted colors w and will be in place for The show is the first FABULOUS • Extra absorbent the month of November. occasion in which a lo- (Limit One With Coupon Thru Wed. Nov. 8th) Called an "excellent cal gallery has supplied exhibit of very high an exhibition for the col- quality," by Houser, the lege. paintings, by nine "We are very pleased *n f i usn!£ artists, range from with this first effort," CHARCOAL LIGHTER FLUID! realistic landscapes to Houser said. The show « Quart size op art, and include ab- displays the primary di- g «Sparky quality "*»• stract and semi-ab- rection of art today, and • Safe burning 39° stract expressionist should be a valuable paintings as well as (Limit One With Coupon Thru Wed. Nov. 8th) hard -edged abstrac- tions. Blood bank Sebastian Trovato, yard now from Miami, con- Thursday tributed the two pieces 8 LEPAGE TAPE e 14 inch-1000 foot Boca Raton residents WINDOW LENGTH ,9° Miller named will be able to donate «For banding blood to the Boca Raton • Sealing, or mending Blood Bank Thursday. (Limit One With Coupon Thru Wed. Nov. 8th) M to committee The blood bank drive will be held 10 a,m. to LABOR is FREE Appointment of Ken- 6 p.m. in Boca Raton We are specialists in designing and the elegant new "Fashion-Styled" interiors with No one else can make such a fabulous offer. Our Decor- neth R. Miller to the Community Hospital. swags, festoons, jabots, valances and cornices. executive advisory com- Blood donors are asked Let us coordinate your entire fabric treatment ator-Estimators always show samples from fabrics that with fine decorator fabrics. Ask us about matched S T P OIL ADDITIVE mittee of the Palm to enter the hospital are already in our warehouse in full bolts to back up any '« 100% pure petroleum Beach County Develop- through the doctor's en- bedspreads, custom window shades, etc. trance on the east side sale. At inventory time short rolls show up. They must ; • Prevents and stops leaks ment Board was an- be removed from regular sample books. Many of these > Increases and main- 1.35 nounced yesterday, of the building. tains oil pressure VAL3E pattern's and materials are regular $2.98, $3.98, $4.98 Paul Thomson, execu- Special Plastic Covers (limit OneJWith Coupon Thru Wed. Nov. 8th) tive director of the and even $5.98 values. But for a limited time we will iCOUPONS We are now equipped to produce removable, make them up for you at a special reduced price. board, said the advisory perfect-fitting CRYSTAL CLEAR PLASTIC committee will consist COVERS for any type of upholstery. Protect t mmmmmmm of experienced leaders C. E. Summers and enjoy the new beauty of your fine up- QUANTITIES ARE LIMITED from industry, agricul- holstery. CHEESE CLOTH ture, education, tour- Word has been re- All subject to prior sale - however, your Estimator will ® 10 yards ism and promotional ceived here of the death help you select a second and third choice so that you 69c groups. in St. Louis Friday of • Double ply Clyde E. Summers, 551 may take advantage of these outstanding bargains • Extra soft VALUE Miller is vice pres- N.W. 12th Ave. DON'T MISS THIS SALE Reserve Your Fabric Now! (limit One With Coupon Thru Wed. Nov. 8th) ident, treasurer and Survivors include his SLIPCOVERS director of the Boca Ra- sister, Bernice L. An- SPECIAL PRICES DURING THIS SALE ton Capital Corporation; derson of Boca Raton. Expertly cut and pin-fitted in your home by our treasurer of the Boca Services were conducted own master craftsmen, skillfully tailored in our Raton Management in St. Louis Monday by own workshop under our supervision. Guaranteed BEAN BAG ASH TRAY Company; vice presi- Luptons Chapel with to fit as though upholstered. dent and treasurer of burial in Oak Grove e Decorator styled ,Oc a Choice of colors ™ the Electro-Mechanical Cemetery. • Weighted base VALUE c:? Systems, Inc., Boca Ra- "That LVl Ole ton; chairman of the Maker • Holds to any surface development committee CaCC 71A *JO Come Jo Tfouz 76ome.. Me!" (Umjtjwo With Coupon Thru Wed. Nov. 8th) for ocean engineering DQCAR4T0N •CPU POM 'jj program, Florida At- USriatzoth • Mom399-1616 :• lantic University and Early Bird Spec. Mon.-Fri. BOCA RATON 50* 1:30- 2:00 SULTAN & SONS member of Research 150 W. CAMINO REAL and Development Coun- oldest and largest in the south cil of the Greater Boca OTHER G6HVEHIE8T LOCATIONS IN: Raton Chamber of Com- POMPANO BEACH Qjfl ® HOLLYWOOD • PLANTATION «DEERFIELD merce. » HALLANOALE e BOCA RATON « pflMPANO He is also Chairman 1198 N. Federal of the Florida Atlantic • FT. UODERDAI.E • DEIRAY BEACH , V|LU0E flF Ocean Sciences Re- Rocking Chair Smoking Delray and Boynton Beach Call 941-5804 collect « MARGATE 0 LIGHTHOUSE FT. PALM SPRINGS search Institute. Acre Free Parking BOCA RATON NEWS Tuesday, Nov. 7, 1967 3 ,

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By HAROLD H. GREEN . taxes or whether a greater shoulders and breasts. These share of the cost should be paid apparently are not illustrated If I, as a freeholder, did not by the state, possibly through in the Bird Guide and the only vote today I would be ashamed higher sales tax. clue I have to their identity is to look any of you in the eye That is a mighty important from Boca Ratonian Ralph tomorrow. decision and only we can make Kling. Ralph tells me he has . Education, not tourism, has it. The buck passing stops seen them and been told that #' Vote seven become Florida's most impor- with us. their ancestors were blown to tant business and will be for Miami from British Honduras many years to come. Between High on the list of birds which by hurricane winds. It is al- There are a lot of uncertainties in the educa- pansion, the Board wants to raise the ceiling to now and January the best avail- tion picture in Palm Beach County today. By to- seven mills. Admittedly this isabitonthe vague bird lovers adore are the or- ledged that these, like so many able brains will be applied to ioles. In "A Guide to Field birds from elsewhere are thriv- light, at least one of them might be more cer- side, but because of the way the state laws are the problem of how to bring tain. written it's the way that it must be presented. Identification, Birds of North ing and multiplying in Florida. our lagging school system and America", eight species of or- I like that story, but some The outcome of state studies on education and Acting now for a millage ceiling that won't plant up to standards and ca- the extent of the state's contribution toward sup- even become effective until next fall and will still ieles are listed and illustrated. folks shake their heads in doubt pacity which will provide our Familiar to most all of us is when I repeat it. If someone porting county systems is still in the mill.. .or be in effect when the 1969-70 school budget is youth with the knowledge needed is it a merry-go-round? However, teacher pay drafted seems pretty silly. But that's the way it the colorful Baltimore Oriole can further light on the has to be. to bring them fruitful lives. with its "orange breast, belly subject, it may help to end a scales, the impact of Boca Raton's population ex- It is generally recognized that plosion, the implementation of new teaching med- As far as the voter is concerned, the only way and rump splotches." The bit of a hassle before it de- a suitable solution to those edu- male Baltimore Oriole also has velopes into a bird brained ia, more challenging programs for advanced to cast an intelligent ballot is on the basis of the cational needs will require students, and many other problems can't wait. present school board's record. The board has a black head, shoulders, wings brawl. & more money from taxpayers. and tail with stteaks of white They must be answered sooner.. .like today. done a good job; it hasn't found it necessary to We vote today on what we think push the millage to its present limit, teacher in the wings. The Hooded, Our national emblem, the We'll be voting today on the millage ceiling should be the tax millage which Spotted-Breasted, Bullock's Bald Eagle, will get some much salaries will continue upward if the millage the Palm Beach County School for the next two years, and there's not a single passes, the educational climate which has been and Lichtenstein's Orioles are deserved attention this week as person who can tell us what the appropriate Board may levy. The amount somewhat-similar in appear- bird watchers and other just- established in this county is head and shoulders we vote for will indicate our op- school budget will be two years from now. We above that in neighboring counties, and we have ance to the Baltimore. plain-Americans join in the ob- don't know what the state will do and we don't inion as to whether the in- However, occasional visitors servance of "Save the Bald so far managed to cope with our rapidly grow- creased educational costs know precisely what the burden of enrollment ing student population in Boca Raton. to our estate are birds which Eagle Week." The observance will be. should be paid for with an in- resemble an oriole in shape and was planned by the Florida Au- Now the board says that it feels a seven-mill crease in our county ad valorum But we do know that it will cost money. ceiling is necessary to allow the county system size but had yellow heads, dubon Society and has the en- It's important to remember that we're voting to continue to provide the needed teachers and dorsement of Gov. Claude Kirk. today for a "ceiling" « the top assessment that facilities. They re all dedicated individuals and Florida nesting sites of the the Board of Public Instruction can make. At the they're backed by an excellent administrative great bird are endangered and present time, the Board is operating with a six- staff. , .and we're convinced that their request we may someday find ourselves mill ceiling, but levied only 4.47 mills. Let's balance it up! .in the position of having as our €• is a valid one. national emblem a bird which To take care of anticipated expenses and ex- Vote for seven.. .or more! has become extinct through our Views of other newspapers own carelessness. Why do so many people make a big fuss over Jackie Kennedy when she doesn't really do any- Coins gain favor thing? That was the printed lament of a woman newspaper writer, which made an eight Americans are snubbing paper money in favor daily purchases are making greater use of coins. column headline last week. of hard cash. If the trend continues, garment Some are needed for vending machines, somepay To many, the answer is so manufacturers may find it necessary to incorp- the few cents added to the cost of most items for obvious that I suspect the writ- orate reinforced pockets, the mints will be kept state and national government tills. er was playing games with her ^ busy supplying banks with coins and milady s While the demand for coins has been increas- readers. It is well known that * pocketbook may become too heavy for her to ing, that for paper money has decreased in pro- approximately half of the people carry. portion to the population. This is because of the in the world are girl watchers and without doubt Jackie Ken- Coins are in demand as a result of a chang- increasing volume of business conducted on ing bartering system, the ravenous appetite of credit. Whether purchases are charged to a per- nedy is a glowing example of the sonal account, a credit card or some other sys- kind of girl that girl watchers state, federal and some local tax collectors and tem, currency is excluded from the transaction. watch. the growth of automatic merchandising. Tolls, Even when payment is made, the growing use of Why should she spoil a beau- parking meters, tobacco, automobile fuel and oil, bank checks has superseded the transfer of cash. tiful image by running for office meals and newspapers — these and many other -San Mateo (Calif.) Times or trying to tell a confused world how to pull itself to- gether? Wherever she goes, whatever she does, Jackie con- » veys a message which comes through loud, clear, arid un- VIP fashions complicated to many many peo- ple. The hippies and the Flower People have shown Winston Churchill's wartime "siren suit." Or a Now that seven hoodlums have us that any idea, any fashion, any Horse tunic-cum-knickers emulating Stalin's worka- been rubbed out during eight Guards uniform, is fair game for emulation. day outfit? months of feuding for under- So it is not surprising that a personable young If the designers are looking for other outfits world power, wouldn't it be lady (no hippie) at a recent New York charity to copy: Chiang Kai-shek has a very natty gen- great if some of our really big fashion luncheon, was wearing a Mao tunic with a eral's uniform; Franklin Roosevelt wore a Navy time mobsters were convicted Mao collar (all designed of course by a leading cape with aplomb, Nkrumah looked good in a robe and removed from the scene couturier). She was not, however, seen to be car- of African , and Prime Minister Har- through the due process of law? ^ rying a little red volume of "Chairman Mao's old Wilson has his "" short overcoat. Or would that be taking Flori- m Thoughts." And just about anyone dressed in frontier at- da's war on crime too serious- The possibilities burgeon. What about a utili- tire can claim he (or she) is hewing to the LBJ ly? tarian outfit designed on the simple lines of Sir ^ -Christian Science Monitor Down Johnny! The view from Tallahassee Exploring words Borrowing provisions Tribute to Caesar

By MALCOLM B. JOHNSON finances are mystified, how- ference, made up of men whose By JOHN BARCLAY they may cite their problems defense was placed in the hands ever, about such things as ex- states mostly permit it, re- and rely upon an impartial solu- of the progressive New Zea- The public borrowing pro- actly what comes under the cently urged abandonment of OMBUDSMAN — Since the tion settling their grievances. landers recently by the appoint- visions of the proposed new debt ceiling and exactly what the practice. days of paying tribute to Caesar As a general rule, the Om- ment of an Ombudsman, and Florida Constitution still are in debts now outstanding may be What's happening is that budsman is a lawyer, univer- now, after 150 years since the a messy condition. and the Boston Tea Party, tax refinanced without a popular private industries, seeking new revolts have been a way of life sity professor, or a judge who inception of this office in Swe- Even the Style and Drafting vote. plants, prefer to let cities and as sure to occur as death. Ac- is economically established and den, a national Ombudsman is committee's staff hasn't been For instance, if the current counties build them because cording to your political per- not liable to be swayed by po- being seriously considered by able to put down in writing debt of some $800 million on State and local government bond suasions, you may either thank litical graft. He is paid a sal- the United States Senate. exactly what philosophy was bonds floated by the State for interest rates are lower than or condemn the democratic ary ranging from $10,000 to $15, adopted at its session early counties is included in the ceil- they could get by private bor- Scandinavians for this strange 000 a year, which in Scandina- this week, but some of us fear ing, the limit may not leave rowing. appearing word and its possible via will buy plenty of herring Opinions... it compromised House and Se- much room for new financing. influence on your welfare if the and schnapps. nate differences by taking the Also, since the Constituion as You see, interest earnings on practice is adopted in America. With the pyramiding complex- Opinions expressed by col- worst of each. now proposed seems to permit State and local bonds are ex- ity of laws and regulations, con- refinancing those old debts empt from the federal income Sweden inaugurated the office umnists and in letters to the The most hopeful develop- of an Ombudsman over 150 years flicts between the public and ment is that the legislators without a referendum, is there tax. This makes them more at- the burgeoning army of civil editor are those of the writ- anything to keep the State from tractive to investors than pri- ago to defend the little man finally have decided to call on against the evils and tyranny of service workers is inevitable. ers and are not necessarily a committee of bond experts adding new projects by some vate corporation bonds, or even Too often, John Q. Public feels open-end device? U.S. government bonds, which the crowned heads. The term those of the Boca Eaton from inside and outside govern- designates a citizens* repre- that the deck is stacked against News. Opinions of the News ment, including eminent New Some State finance experts are taxable on interest. It him and the dignity of trying to adds up to a saving of 20 per sentative delegated with the are expressed in our editor- York bond attorneys, to help here would prefer to let the power to arbitrate and contest earn an honest living affront- with the wording. Legislature float the new bonds, cent or more on the cost of ed, ial column. borrowing money for plant ex- governmental red tape and What the legislators have de- without a popular referendum, inequities. A strong weapon of social cided, as of now, is that: as the House provided. The pansion. Senate balked and the com- The old familiar saying,' 'You 1. The new Constitution The federal government is can't fight City Hall," is an should permit the State to bor- promise committee has gone to the referendum policy. getting tired of the practice, archaic phrase in Sweden, Den- row against income from its and there is a good prospect ' mark, Norway and. Finland general taxing power, on full Critics fear that referendum that the income tax exemption where the Ombudson plays the faith and credit, to construct approval might be easy to get will be repealed. This would vital role of a watchdog to make necessary public facilities (not for projects in big population slant factory borrowing back to sure the bureaucrats will give for operations) if each bond centers, but difficult for in- private financing where it be- any taxpayer with a valid griev- Tuesday 4 November 7,1967 issue is approved in a state- stitutions in less populous areas longs. ance a fair shake. wide election. unless the bonds are floated in Published every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at 34 S.E.. One sentence in the proposal Elected by parliament to a 2nd st., Boca Raton, Fla., 33432, by the Boca Raton Pub 2. Counties, cities and var- a package that would be subject would revoke the industrial bond four year term, he makes a ious special districts may bor- to boondoggling to gain voting authority if the income tax ex- comprehensive annual report. lishingCo., Inc. Phone 395-8300. row without referenda by issu- favor. emption is lifted. This makes In the final analysis, the power ance of revenue certificates to Such people say it shouldn't no sense. If there is any good of the Ombudsman rests with the build industrial plants that will be easy for the Legislature to in this type of borrowing, the public which knows from day to JOHN T. OPEL H. CLAYRILEY be leased to private industry for float bonds on its own, and local units should be allowed day exactly what he is accom- Editor Adv. Mgr. enough to pay off the debts. they'd go along with require- to do it whether the bond buy- plishing. If he reprimands a po- There will be limits written ment of a three-fourths vote er's interest is tax-exempt or liceman for undue discrimina- into the Constitution on the in the House and in the Sen- not. The exemption may make tion against a citizen, the news- Entered as second class mail at the postoffice at Boca amount of money that may be ate. the bonds more saleable, but papers publish the rebuke open- Raton, Florida under the act of March "8, 1879. borrowed in any one State bond it doesn't do a thing for or to ly and the readers rejoice. issue, and the amount of the As for authorizing local gov- their security. Not stopping at the civilian Member of the Florida Press Association and National total debt that may be outstand- ernments to borrow for private Just a whole lot of expertise level, Sweden instituted a Mili- Newspaper Association. Subscription rates: By carrier in ing at one time. industry building, most fi- nancial experts oppose it - and needs to be applied to these tary Ombudsman to go to bat for the city 70^'per month; by mail in the U.S., one year $10.00, bond provisions before they are the lowest private or ranking 6 months $6.00, 3 months $4.00. People who handle the State's the Southern Governors Con- acceptable. officer in the army. To him, BOCA RATON NEWS Tuesctoy, Nov. 7, 1U7 5 John Miller, 16-years old, rolls 643 set John O. Miller, 16- ended with a 218. year-old junior coach of Going into his third the Liberty Glass Ban- game he had a total of tams, a participant in 484 and everyone start- the Boca Raton High ed talking about a School intramural bowl- possible 700 set. This ing program and captain was just a little too much of the University Bowl excitement for Mm. He Junior Traveling Lea- started with a spare, a gue Team, rolled a high miss, a split but ended scratch game of 26 6 with his exact average and finished with a 643 of 159 and a total of set Sunday evening. 643. It all started while he was bowling as a regu- LORDS & LADIES lar member of theDais- Team Won Lost eys team in the Island Royal Jets 26 10 Travelers league. This M&M*s 21.5 14.5 is a sanctioned league, Guys & Gals 20 16 but since there is no WeakEndersl8 18 prize money and noAw Shucks 18 18 awards in excess of Broads 16.5 19.5 $5.00, he is permitted Bottoms Up 14 22 to bowl. At the end of Team #6 11 25 the season everyone in High team game.Broads, 603; High team triple, Royal Jets, 1664; Men's ind. high, Ted Danley, 213; Men's ind. triple, Lee Echter, 516; Wom- „• . *•'-''•' • *?.ij"*'"•»•*•. "_-*_-./ "'-V^i1' ™ * '-•"'" :*v.*^, en's ind. high, Ann Wright, 178; Women's ind. triple, Naomi Jones 491. Jim Agatheas found out what "ganging up" means Friday. So you miss the ball carrier. . .hit anyone! ISLAND HOLIDAY TRAVELERS Team Won Lost 4 Drifters 24 8 Boca Jets drop 6 to 0 We Try's 24 8 4 "D's" 23 9 Way-Offs 21 11 Skizzlers 20 12 decision to Pompano Saint-Coys 20 12 Capt.Mess 15 17 In Limbo 15 17 Boca Raton's jetfoot- In the third quarter, a 20 yard pass to Mc- Calypsos 13 19 ball players dropped a neither team was able*Gowan for a first down. 6-0 decision to Light- to move the ball enough Kelley took to the air Daisys 13 19 house Point Saturday MILLER Snooks 12 20 to come up with the all again, hitting Landis on Islanders 12 20 night although they were important first down a jump pass for five the league (16 teams) Sand Pebbles 11 21 in a position to score on and play centered at yards. will go on a trip to Nas- Brams 11 21 at least three different midfield. sau. occasions. Halfway through the With less than 20 Double T. 10 22 The lone touchdown seconds left on the Johnny started out Twisters 10 22 final stanza, Halfback clock, the Jet quarter- with strike after strike High team game, Cap- of the ball game came Bud Dawson broke loose . . .he had five in a row, with less than a min- on a Statue of Liberty back threw the despera- tain's Mess, 837; High ute left in the first half. tion pas s but it was in- then six, then seven, team triple, Saint-Coys, play and raced 44 yards tercepted and the ball then eight. . .and by this 2277; Men's ind. high, Lighthouse Point's down field. It was rated game was over. w time his forehead and John Miller, 245; Men's quarterback Gassie as one of the finest runs bright red hair was ind. triple; Cliff McCoy, threw a pass to right made by any Jet player Next week Pembroke dripping wet with per- 641; Women's ind. high, halfback McCarthy in the this season. Pines will play the Jets speration. Jeanne Brownlee, 216; corner of the end zone. Dawson picked up his at Memorial Park, The He picked up the ball Women's ind. triple, McCarthy made a sen- key blockers and side- game had originally been for the ninth frame and Jane Haslett, 588. sational diving catch for stepped his way to the scheduled as a road trip. held it just a little too the touchdown. The try 17-yard-line. Only two games remain long and found himself EARLY BIRDS for extra point failed. Kelley carried for an- in regular season play. with a 6-7 split. Johnny Team Won Lost Boca Raton drove deep other five yards and Dayton, Ky., will bring a little relieved and Sparrows 24 12 into Lighthouse Point Wentworth went to the a pair of teams here threw his second ball. Dodos 23.5 12.5 territory early in the three on a dive. But he Thanksgiving Day for the Believe it or not he made Skylarks 20 16 ball game. fumbled at the three and Turkey Bowl festivities. the split. After kicking off to the the Jets lost their big Kookaburras 20 16 Pass for Terry Albury was cut off by Ram defender. — And then in the tenth Mocking B. 19 17 visitors, the Jets took chance to get back in • he spared and got nine over on their own 28the ball game as Light- UNIVERSITY Egrets 18 18 where the defense was for a tremendous 266. Dirty Birds 16 20 First setback this year house Point recovered PARK An amazing display of Dirty Pigeonsl4 18 finally able to contain the bouncing ball. skill for a youngsters of Mynahs 13 23 Lighthouse Point's In the last minute of COUNTRY CLUB 16. Niteingales 12.5 speedy backfield. the game, Kelley threw 23.5 Following four plays, Military Trail His next game started High team game and Juniors lose, 14-7 Boca Raton with two strikes, then a triple, Dodos, 682-1790; Boca Raton punted but a roughing penalty gave Save Time One of South Florida's spare, another strike Ind. high and triple, Coming out on top in down. A crossbuck over a 20-yard return by Finest 78 Hole and so on. . .until he them a first down and Championship Laura Cocks, 215-540. all departments except guard added the extra safety Alan Benson, the Courses the final score, Boca point and the Juniors Juniors drove 60 yards the beginning of a long HAIRCUTS Raton's Jet Juniors were drive. . ky Now Under" were behind 7-0, some- to score. Ken Manning carried New Ownership handed their first loss of thing of a rariety this With halfbacks Walke Appointment Jim Rifenburg | the season Saturday for three and right half New Management year. and Benson alternat- Rich Scanlon added six Call night. The half ended with ing with fullback Mark ATTRACTIVE MEMBERSHIP Pompano Beach put the local squad on the Noell on the drive, it more on a trap play. PLAN AVAILABLE Quarterback Bob Kelley 395-9884 For details visit Club or Call together a 14 to 7 win. opposition two-yard line was Walke who went in flipped a short sideline 399-6921 or 395-5460 Sturdy Oaks After a scoreless first and driving. for the score from the pass to left end PatMc- BARBER FALL BATES quarter, Pompano Beach Boca Raton kicked off four yard line. Gowan who went to the SHOP ily Fee . . . $5.00 jumped off to a 6-0 lead to Pompano in the sec- Walke also made the 33-yard-line. 65 S. Fed., Boca Raton lectric Cart. .5.00 ...a club early in the second stan- ond half and forced them conversion point on the 10 Play Book. . 42.50 za. Picking up a missed to punt on the fourth same dive type play. Gary Wentworth dove Boca Raton lateral pass, down. The third quarter off tackle to the 23 and a Pompano player raced Taking over on their ended in a 7 to 7 dead- left half Mike Banks The Sturdy Oaks Bowling Club is rather an un- 25 yards for a touch- went to the 14. Went- BOWLING own 40-yard-line after lock. worth again carried the orthodox group of people. They are not a bowling Pompano Beach util- Billiards league, they do not penalize anyone of their ized two 15 yard penal- mail going all the way to members who do not show up, yet 100 or more Jack Roach is winner ties in the fourth quart- the opposition five-yard RESTAURANT get together every Monday of the year. er. Along with a good line. TROPHIES It all started back in 1963 when 11 men got At this point the quart- AWARDS drive down field, they * ENGRAVING together and decided to bowl Monday afternoons scored again and went er ended and the Jets for relaxation. Knowing full well that their ad- in country club golf out in front 14-7. cooled off. They were UNIVERSITY BOWL vanced years in some cases would limit scores Boca Raton mounted unable to make the need- "The South's Most Luxurious Recreation Center" and perhaps prohibit the joining of a league, they Seventy - eight play- week blind partners was a drive in the final min- ed five yards. Corner ,N.E-2Qth St. and Dixie Hwv. ' . Phone 39^3222. decided not to form anything that would tie them ers were in the field the game. utes of the ball game down. Friday as Boca Raton Pat Fink and Helen and were well on their Those of the 11 who could would show up Monday. Country Club's Men's Skidd won first place way to a tie. But an Bowling as individuals instead of teams, they could Association played golf. with a plus 9. intercepted Jet Junior set their own pace. Class A was won by Second place went to pass in the end zone By September of the first year, 15 more gentle- Jack Roach with a plus Mary Case and Fran changed the tide just as men went to the lanes and asked if they could 8. Clasen for their plus the final whistle blew. STORES IN ALL! bowl along with the group. They were welcomed. Class B was a tie 6. Third position was Since that-time many, many more have joined with Sam Winebrenner, won by Florence Nel- COOL, the group. They have no regular teams, pay no L. Mayres and Herb son and Helen Berry. 18 Hole Pur-3 COVERED, dues and pay no membership fees. Kegleman all getting a They had a plus 5. Among the members are former lawyers, plus 8. Class C also How Open COMPLETE doctors, a former U. S. ambassador and business was a tie. Getting plus The laser beam could tycoons. But just as active and well liked are 7 were Ed Cartwright well be the garbage dis- steel workers, a former policeman and a cabinet and Tom Goggin. poser of the future. It maker. Elections were held won't grind, mulch or "When we bowl week after week as we do andfor the group and James burn. It will simply Dining change team-mates each week," Clint Lane said, McKee is the new pres- disintegrate any sub- "it is only natural in any area such as ours that ident. Vice president is stance placed in its path, Phone DRIVING Out? we meet some very interesting people, often- Earl Sloan, Ed Fred- according to Florida 276-9992 times with unusual backgrounds and experiences. erick is the treasurer. Agricultural Extension RANGE Choose from "Of course we always keep in mind that a In ladies action last Service specialists. Lessons very important point to remember is what kind Available S different menus, of a person he is today, not what he has been in the past is really what counts." BELIiAY MSOWZiNG LANES & different restaurants To help the group get to know each other better, PLAY POOL SNACK BAR PRO SHOP Max Booke has compiled a Biographical Directory PHONE 27S-26I3 One Mile South oi Delray of Members, done up in notebook style and pre- 325 S. E. FIRST AVENUE BILL AND SUE CROSLOW sented to each member. DEI-RAY BEACH. FLORIDA Managers-Owners on U.S.I ON PALM BEACH LAKES Another first! BOULEVARD AT 1-95. Four school children make some 'candied9 comments about telephones

"Pretty much all the year olds: vast storehouse of mis- tion to the subject of make it possible to have honest truth-telling "Telephone scien- cellaneous misinforma- telephone parts, young- smaller phones? Some- there is in the world tists have figured out tion — half true, half sterisms seem to come one in here said they is done by children," how to change river cur- false and wholly capti- as thick as chalkdust: would. I think it was Oliver Wendell Holmes rents into electric cur- vating. His fund of "The diaphragm is me." once observed. rents." knowledge about Alex- part of a telephone. Another tyke wrote of As proof of that sage "So fair, telephones ander Graham Bell in- Maybe it is in the mouth- this frustrating exper- comment, a Florid a tea- have only been used for cludes such fascinating piece. Maybe it is in the ience: "I thought out cher collected some communication. This items as these: receiver. I do not know. what a transistor is evidence of the refresh- could be the next big '' Alexander Graham It takes all my knowing twice, but I forgot it ing imagination posses- breakthrough in tele- Bell was the son of Al- to know it is part of a three times." sed by some of our el- phone use." exander Melville Bell, telephone." Another girl was go- ementary school young- "Until it is decided But otherwise, they . "The carbon in a tel- ing great — until the sters and showed them whether picture-phones were unrelationed," ephone knows how to last word: "I believe to Paul Malone, man- are television sets or Question: Where was vibrate. So far as I the telephone is one of ager of Southern Bell telephones, we must Alexander Graham Bell know, that is its only the most important in- Telephone Company's continue to call them born? talent." ventions of all time. Of local office. picturephoneSo" Answer: The other One of the fringe ben- course my father works These opinions have History may repeat side of 1900red. efits of being an ele- for the telephone com- been gleaned from test itself, but members of There is usually at mentary school teacher pany, so I may be a lit- papers and essays dur- the grade school set can least an element of truth is the possibility that tle pregnant." ing the eleven years that usually add some unex- in the most absurd an- the next paper he reads That's one young he taught school. Some pected twists to it. Here swer. Sometimes they (will contain a "wrong" writer who would have of their observations are some historical aren't wrong at all; it's answer that is twice as done fine if she had have been hilarious; all "facts" you probably just the way they put it witty or thought-pro- stopped while she was reveal the delightfully never knew: that's so funny. voking as the right one. ahead (which is good ad- original style of chil- Question: When was "Telephones are a Sometimes they don't vice for grown-up writ- dren. the telephone invented? rich source of conver- know and they know they ers too), teacher said. Here are some ad- Answer: "The tele- sation," don't know — but that ditional "candied com- phone was invented in "Many things about doesn't keep their an- ments" (as one young pre-me times." phones that were once swers from being Two couples "Many things about phones that were cnce thought to be science fiction fellow put it) freshfrom Obviously the grade thought to be science charming: now actually are," said one youngster with as much wisdom as originality. the minds of four nine- schooler's mind is a fiction now actually "The meaning of ter- go to meeting are," minal has a very short "Thanks to picture- memory in my mind," Two Boca Raton phones, people can now "The way the elec- couples will attend the hear each other visually tromagnet works in a Florida Federation of as well as talkingly," phone, as I understand Women's Republican One skeptical chap it, is not very well un- Clubs convention in absorbed all the sta- derstood," Clearwater Nov. 9 and tistics regarding the After a rather leng- 10. tremendous increase in thy classroom discus- They are Mr, and telephone usage, but got sion on the subject of Mrs, L.T.J. White and his skepticism across in Mr. and Mrs. Andrew 6 Tuesday, Nov. 7, 1967 BOCA RATON NEWS transistors, a little one crushing statement: miss of nine (with the Jackman. Mrs, White "The amount of tele- aid of a bright purple and Mrs. Jackman will phones in America to- represent the Boca day is more for saying crayola) wrote: Raton Women's Repub- ANN LANDERS than believing," Would transistors lican Club, It must run in the family. Two years la- ter, his younger sister Lamp lasts TarsifsSisdf Childlike brother causes trouble reported: "The number of conversations con- Olsjssfs «f Art TanIsM? tained in one telephone one for me? — I was preparing break- there a cure? Read the wire is an absurdly We will Gold Leaf them for Everlasting Dear Ann Landers: take Arnie to their fast. His heart was large fact of a num- Beauty and Durability. We use Only Two years ago I married homes or come to your SIZZLING. booklet "Alcoholism — Dear Siz: Make a jumping with joy. He Hope and Help," by Ann ber," Italian Metal Leaf. All work Done on a wonderful bachelor. I home and stay with him, shouted, "Mom, Mom, Premises and Guaranteed. was 42 and he was four or hire paid help to do cover for the Landers. Enclose 35 More and more, the carriage and the cats come see! The bed is cents in coin with your teacher is convinced years older. I consi- so. In my opinion, three dry." EL IREGO .LAMPS 1 SHAMS dered myself lucky to days a week would be won't be able to get in. request and a long, that the funniest come- Then this paper I realized then that stamped, self-address- dians in the country are 3341 N. FEDERAL HWY., PQMPANO get such a fine man, and about right. SHOPPERS HAVEN (South fndJ I still do. for available duplexes. the bedwetting had made ed envelope, in grade school. When If they are absolutely There are some nice him as unhappy as it had The problem is his no good and refuse to Ann Landers will be they turn their atten- ones around. made me. All I could glad to help you with older brother, Arnie. help, by all means hire say was, "Thank you, Arnie has had severe a sitter for Arnie and your problems. Send Dear Ann.- I must God, for giving me the them to her in care of emotional problems all return to your social patience to endure this his life. Although there comment on the mother Boca Raton News, Box and community activi- who made her son wear trial without hurting my is another brother and ties before your husband 3346, Chicago, Illinois, SPECIAL GOURMET DINNER MENU a sign around his neck child." 60654, enclosing a Complete Dinner Five Dollars two sisters in the family has to hire someone to —LESSON LEARNED. my husband was-the one saying, "I am 7 years stamped, self-address- LE DOME or sit with YOU. Dear Learned: It was A w who always made a home old and I still wet my ed envelope. COCKTAILS CARTE DINNER good of you to write. PENTHOUSE FLOOR FROM 5 P.M. 5:30-11 P.M. for Arnie. 1 knew when Dear Ann Landers; bed." My little boy wet the bed until he was 11. I hope other mothers Reservations I married that this ar- I share a duplex with a will learn from your UNIQUE rangement would have to nut. We both rent. This I bought tablets recom- Suggested: 525-3303 mended by the doctor,, letter. Boutique (Closed Sundays) continue. But Arnie was woman has two cats. One Madeleine They did no good. I The One and Only blOUSe 333 SUNSET DRIVE AWARDS gentle and non-interfer- is a Persian who wears cihop in Florida HOLIDAY 5-STAR kept him off liquids af- Is alcoholism a di- FORT LALJDERDALE At The Piano ing and never created a when she runs 6 N-E. 5th Ave. Delrdy Beach MAGAZINE MOBIL GUIDE any problems, so I did- ter 3 p.m. It didn't sease? How can the al- StBM^dH From 8:30 loose in the house. The coholic be treated? Is n't mind. other is a cross-eyed help. I got him up at The past year Arnie Maltese who is famous midnight. Nothing, My has become childlike for her contact lenses. neighbors and friends and cannot be left alone If you think I am kid- all had sure-fire re- for a minute. I must ding let me assure you medies. They didn't take him marketing, on that I am not. The nut work. all my errands, every- has already been written I'll never forget the where. I've had to give up in the papers because morning my son leaped up bridge, club work, of the cat with the con- out of bed and ran to all the things I used to tact lenses. me in the kitchen where enjoy because I can't My problem is that the take Arnie with me and cats are supposed to I can't leave him home sleep in their boxes Buckeyes alone. which are in the back I don't like to com- hall. Instead, they pre- plain, but I am becom- fer my baby's carriage, will meet ing a nervous wreck. I've asked the woman Please give me an an- 10 times to please keep Boca Buckeye lunch- swer to this depressing the cats in her kitchen eon will be held at noon problem. I feel like — but she says it is not Wednesday, at Schraffts A PRISONER IN MY sanitary. When I asked Restaurant. HOME. how sanitary it is for Guest speaker will be Dear Prisoner: Ar- her cats to sleep in my Robert H. Dugdale, com- nie's sisters and bro- baby's carriage she re- mercial representative ther should work out a plied, "My cats are of Southern Bell Tele- Get a short distance extension I program to relieve you, cleaner than your phone Company, who and your husband should baby." will show a film titled .* SS call them together and You're the gal with "Without Fail." Tamonttf tell them. They should the answers. Have you *plus tax and nominal installation charges.

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BOCA RATON NEWS Tuesday, Nov. 7, 1967 7 FAXTs new music chairman will inaugurate chamber music not in operation,," TUESDAY, NOV. 7 Dr. Eugene Crabb is so, in fact, that already one of the many men he has plans for cham- Dr. Crabb is hoping Still-life composition, Community Center, 9:30 who got sand in their ber music and chamber that within the acade- a.m. shoes while attending orchestra programs at mic year he can get Plastic flowers, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. classes at University of the university. enough equipment so Palm frond , Scout Hut, 9:30 a.m. Florida only it took him He eventually would that the drama students Slimnastics, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. almost 20 years to fi- like to have a large sym- can at least produce a Rug hooking, Scout Hut, 10 a.m. nally admit it. phony orchestra on studio play in the thea- Debbie-Rand board of governors, hospital de- Dr. Crabb is now campus but he's content ter. ~ velopment office, 10 a.m. chairman of the. music to start with a small "I'm interested in Sketch Group, Art Guild, 10 aom. and fine arts depart- one first. "I want to seeing the theater com- Kiwanis Club, New England Oyster House, noon. ments at Florida Atlan- build the orchestra with pletely equipped as soon Hospital tours, Boca Raton Community Hospital tic University, He the musicians we have as possible,' he. said, lobby, 1:15 p.m. comes to FAU from on campus," he said but he countered with Woman's Garden Club, Community Center, 2p.m. Converse College in "and then possibly fill "I don't think it will be Brownies, Scout Hut, 2:30 p.m. Spartanburg, S.C., a in with whatever we need until possibly 1969 or Piano lessons, Community Center, 2:30 pom. small college generally from the community." 1970. We do believe Baton twirling, Community Center, 3:30 p.m. referred to as "the lit- Although the music that the patrons of the Mrs. Floyd Bowers, (right) president, Xi Gamma Sigma Chapter, Beta Girl Softball clinic, little league field, 3:30 p.m. tle Julliard" because of department is his spe- arts will be interested Sigma Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, presents a rose to Mrs. George. Reader Chargers vs. Bills (flag-tag) pony league field, its excellent music de- cial project and possibly in helping us," he add- and Mrs. Tom Mariani. The rose symbolizes initiation into the exemplar 3:30 p.m. partment. the closest to his heart, ed. chapter. The two women, former members of Epsilon Pi chapter, were Tap and ballet, Community Center, 4 p.m. "Princess Irene of Dr. Crabb's plans do Drama enrollment graduated to ihe exemplar chapter last week. Patriots vs. Oilers, pony league field, 4:30 p.mo Greece toured the cam- extend into the fine arts presently is around 25 Jets football practice, pony league field, 6:30 pus last year," he saido department which in- to 30 with students play- p.m. "She was interested in cludes drama, art and ing in theaters along the About Sunland Center Boy Scout troop 307, Advent Lutheran Church, seeing s amall college music. Gold Coast for their ex- 7 p.m. perience, Portrait painting, Community Center, 7:30 pom. "The music depart- Ceramics, Scout Hut, 7:30 p.m. ment at the present time Junior Women to see film Royal Oak Bridge Club, Community Center, 7:30 is made up mostly of "Everyone's Child" a Training Center, will be pom. students in music edu- man's Club meeting to- Civitans, University Inn, 7:30 p.m. cation," he said, "how- film about Sunland shown at the JuniorWo- night. Municipal Band rehearsal, Community Center, ever, we hope in the fu- The meeting will be 8 p.m. ture to add more held at 8 p.m. in First Junior Woman's Club, First Methodist Church, 8 music students and to Beta Sigma Phi chapter Methodist Church social p.m. increase our staff ac- hall. Religious life in Boca Raton also will be Voting, precincts, 7 aom, - 7 pom. cordingly. Plans for expanding to initiate new members discussed. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 8 Hostesses for the the music department Six women will be in- be Mrs. Edwin Young. Story Hour (ages 4 to 6), Boca Raton Library, 9 include, besides the meeting will be Mrs. itiated into Epsilon Pi Women who will re- Larry Risser, Mrs. a.m0 chember orchestra and chapter, Beta Sigma Phi ceive pledge pins are Boca Raton Woman's Golf Association, hotel golf music program and the William Blosser, Mrs. at a pledge ritual Wed- Mrs. Chris Ballantine, Robert Lewis, Mrs. course 9 a.m. symphony orchestra re- nesday. Mrs. Fred Dettman, Oil painting workshop, Community Center, 9:30 newed interest in the Bruce Minos, Mrs.John The ritual will be held Mrso William Cunning- Orr and Mrs. Robert a.m. FAU Chorus which is ham, Mrs. Ed O'Hearn, Debbie-Rand board of trustees, hosp. development at 8 p.m., in the home of Hunter. presently rehearsing, Mrs. Day Low,716N.W. Mrs. Robert Scott and office, 9:30 a.m. under Richard Wright, Sixth St. Co-hostess will Mrs. Michael Szabo. Use the Classifieds Inter. Bridge instr., Community Center, 10 a.m. for a concert in early Sewing, Garden Club Center, 10 a.m. December. Men's Bridge Club, Scout Hut, noon. Dr. Eugene Crabb At the present time Boca Buckeye Club, Schraffts, noon. there is what is called Rotary Club, New England Oyster House, 12:15 with a school of music, "The art department the FAU orchestra p.m. and the state department is ahead of the field in which is really a labo- Crocheting and instr., Community Center, chose Converse Col- terms of development," ratory band for students 1 p.m. lege. he said. "There are who are taking an or- A Warm Welcome Liquid embroidery, Community Center, 1 p.m. Dr. Crabb usually 100 students enrolled in chestra course. For Girl Scouts, Scout Hut, 3 p.m. calls himself an orches- the art department and special occasions the Tap and ballet instr., Community Center, 3 p.m. tra man. He plays the there are plans in the orchestra is supple- Flag-tag practice, pony league field, 3:30 p.m. viola and the trumpet, making for a masters* mented with area musi- "but primarily the vio- Awaits You Jets football practice, pony league field, 6:30 pomo degree in art within a cians. The band is un- Judo, Community Center, 7 p.m. la." However, he does- year or two." der the direction of Dr. Boy Scout troop 333, First Presbyterian Church, n't dare let that infor- The drama depart- Kenneth Robinson, co- 7 p.m. mation go too far be- ment's major facility, ordinator of music ed- Liquid embroidery, Community Center, 7:30pomo cause "if you let people of course, is the uni- ucation. Coast Guard Aux., Community Center, 7:30 p.mo know you play the violar versity theater," he Heads of the art and Boy Scout, Scout Hut, 7:30 p.m. you'll be assaulted by said, "however, since drama departments are Elks Lodge 2166, 140 NOW. 11 St., 8 p.m. band and orchestra con- the theater presently is Dr. Gerard Doyon and Volley ball, Boca Raton School Gym, 8 p.m. ducters who want you to a shell without the ne- Dr. Harold Burris-Me- Alcoholics Anonymous, open discussion, First play. There aren't too cessary equipment, it's yer. Methodist Church, 8:30 p.m. many viola people around." THURSDAY, NOV. 9 Even though he hasn't SELLING YOUR HOME? Sunrise Kiwanis Club, Royal Palm Cafeteria, 7:30 been in Boca Raton too p.m. long, he emerged him- For Best Results Girl Scout training course, Community Center, 9 self completely in his a.m«, duties at FAU. So much List With Adult tennis instr., Tennis Courts, 9 a.m. Crushed glass, instr., Community Center, 9:30 MLS ••••'./ a.m. Slimnastics, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. SEE YOUR REALTOR Creative crafts, Scout Hut, 9:30 a.m. Royal Palm Woman's Golf Association, Royal REALTORS OF BOCA RATON Palm Golf Course, 9:30 a.m. The following Dog obedience school, Community Center, 10 a.m. are members ORYAL E. HADLEY, Rug hooking, Scout Hut, 10 a.m 400 E. Palmetto Pk. Moving into your new condominium soon? Refurbishing your o of the Boca Road, 395-2244. Adult tennis instr., Tennis courts, 10 a.m. Raton Board present home? Visit us first and take advantage of our Dec- Special Chriatmas decorations class, Garden Club of Realtors. CHAS. HUTZLER, 72 orator service. Let CARL'S FURNITURE help you do it right Center, 10 a.m. Doing busi- S.E. 2nd St., Phone — with a beautiful decor to suit your needs and personality. Soroptimists, Dutch Pantry, 12:15 p.m. ness with 395-8423. Choose graciously styled furniture, quality carpeting and cus- Exchange Club, Pal's, 12:15 p.m, them you are F. WOODROW KEETON, tom-, and charming accessories in one convenient, How-to-draw class, Community Center, 1 p.m. assured the highest 2950 N. Ocean Boule- relaxed shopping place. Our expert staff will be happy to give type of service that can Jou lltt decorating advice — and we arrange Easy Payments Welfare Council case worker, Unitarian-Univer- be administered in the vard, 395-5252. salist Church, 1 p.m. for you. Drive over this week! You'll appreciate our reason- field of Real Estate MACLAREN & ANDER- able prices on fine furniture and our friendly assistance. Men's Garden Club, Community Center, 2 p.m. Practice. SON, 135 E. Palmetto Girl Scouts, Scout Hut, 3:30 p.m. Givesomeone JROSBY W. ALLEY, 21 Park Rd., Boca Raton. Saints vs. Bears, (flag-tag), pony league field, apieceiQi- S.E. 3rd St., 395-4404. 395-1333. 3:30 p.m. NICK AMRHEIN, 7601N. MADDOX REALTY, 507 Giants vs. Colts (flag-tag), pony league field, Fed. Hwy., 391-1166. N.E. 20th St., 395-2900 4:30 p.m. ARVIDA REALTY MEDALLION REALTY Boca Jets Football practice, pony league field, lliiscitPisias. SALES, Inc., 998 S. 95 E. Palmetto Park Rd. Special This Week., 6:30 p.m. Federal Hwy.,395-2000. 395-2421. WILE THEY LAST Twilighters, Scout Hut, 7:30 p.m. ATLANTIC BOCA THOMAS J. MEREDITH, Adult dance instr., Community Center, 7:30 p.m. Give someone an Accutron® time- REALTY, 101 E. Pal- Realtor, 42 S.E. 2nd St. Parents Without Partners, bd. mtg., Community piece. It has the same basic move- metto Pk. Rd., Boca P-hone 395-1515. So handy, three tier, tea cart with Center, 7:30 p.m. ment as the.timing devices aboard the Explorer, Telstar, TIROS, Syn- Raton, 395-8500. JC. MITCHELL & Newcomer's card party, Community Center, 7:30 com, and Pegasus satellites. And BATEMAN and CO., SONS, inc., 22 S. Fed- handsome wheels. Your choice of p.m. the Gemini spacecraft. Vibrations of 1299 S. Ocean Blvd., eral Hwy., 395;4711. Masonic Lodge, 399 N.W. 35 St., 8 p.m. a tiny tuning fork divide each sec- Boca Raton, 395-9355. Jaycees, Scott bldg., 8 p.m. ond into 360 equal parts. And keep MOTHERWELL REAL- fruitwood or antique white. the Accutron timepiece right to W.P. BEBOUT, 140 N. TY, 757 S. Federal Hwy. within a month... an average of two Fed. Hwy., 395-8155. FRIDAY, NOV. 10 seconds a day.t No watch on earth 395-4044. Dress designing, Community Center, 9 a.m. is guaranteed more precise. STEPHEN J. BODZO, F. BYRON PARKS, Via 95 Mizner, Royal Palm Was 79.95 NOW *69 Oil painting, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. Tiie old'fasfitoiwl balance wheel 5501 N. Federal Hwy., principle is used in ail watches: Plaza, 395-3700. Weaving, Garden Club Center, 10 a.m. not the Aceutron movement. Tht 395-8200. Accutron tuning fork makes PETRUZZELLI REAL- Duplicate Bridge, Community Center, 12:30 p.m. possible the Ilrst guarantee cf accuracy tin iliui. BRANNON REALTY, TY, Inc., 2325 N. Ocean Liquid embroidery, Community Center, 1p.m. Inc., 330 E. Palmetto .Boulevard, 395-0822. Children, billiard instr., Community Center, 3:30 Pk. Rd., 391-0429. PLASTRIDGE AGENCY p.m. CAMINO GARDENS Inc., 224 S. Fed. Hwy., Jets football practice, pony league field, 6:30 REALTY INC., P.O. 395-1433. p.m. Box 520, Phone 395-7020. THE REAL ESTATE OARLEN APPRAISAL CORNER, EVC. 60 S. AND REALTY INC. 450 Federal Highway, 395- E. Palmetto Park Rd., 4624. 8 RICHARD F. ROSS, 21 MCUTJON "MS" Waterproof.* iwetp •399-4440. second lund, applied rontan numtnit. Ruit alligator strap. $139.00 BRUCE E. DARRELL, S.E. 3rd St., 399-6444. TWIN BEDS281 Realtor, 425 E. Palmet- ROYAL PALM REALTY See Largest Bedding Display In This Area to Park Rd., 395-1322. CORP., 307 Golf view Dr., 395-1662. BUDGET TERMS, TRADE-INS. Mon.-Fri.'tfl 9 WM. DAY Inc., 500 S. Federal Hwy., 395-0220. TOWN & COUNTRY PROPERTIES, 330 E. PETER DORAN, 133 Palmetto Park Rd., Boca Raton Rd., Phone 399-4629. 395-1102. WE EKES REALTY CO., Mondays & Fridays til 9 P.M. FIRST REALTY CORP. INC., 100 S. Federal MCUTRON SMMYIIW "H" Clear view 20 S.E. 1st Avenue, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday 9 to 5:30 dial arrangement, waterproof," lumlnoua Hwy., 395-1214. riinds and doti. Ad|iata»& band. *19O.W 395-8600. FLORIDA SITES, Inc., M.N. WEIR & SONS, USE OUR REVOLVING CHARGE PLAN 38 S.E. 4th St. 395-1890. toe, 855 S. Federal Hwy., 395-4000 48 SE 1st Ave. at EDWARD GARVY, 641 3665 N. Federal Hwy. Pompano Beach Royal Palm Road JOHN A. WRIGHT, 815 Downtown Boca Raton South Federal Highway, Havana Drive, Boca Ra- 800 W. Broward Blvd. Fort Lauderdale BEACON LIGHT SHOPPING CENTER - 395.-3462. - 391-0900- ton, 391-1661- 2400 N. Fed. Hwy,, Pomp. - 942.0671 CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED 8 Tuesday. Nov. 7. 1967 BOCA RATON NEWS

CLASSIFI •65 VOLKSWAGDN~~2~ 1962 FORD CONVER- 1963 Rambler Ambassa- • door Sedan Radio, white TIBLE $495. Call: 399- dor, 4 door, bucket or Sale by owner 1963 tires, (extra Sharp) — 7406. seats, Power steering,' Chevy Impalla hardtop $1175. will take trade & ~*63 Cadillac Sedan De- Radio, heater, new 2 door, power steering, finance. 943-1050. Ville Blue, fully equip- .brakes. " 395-8761. power brakes,- radio, '66 BONNE V iLLB Sports ped, fine cond. 1 owner f965 CORVAIR Monza mileage 44,000. Excel- Coupe 4 speed Trans, lent condition. 395-1228. J1900. 391-1815. Coupe, beautiful car. power steering, radio, :l964 Austin-Healey.ex-' Good condition. Owner etc. 16,000 actual miles. cellent condition, low mi. must sacrifice. New car LEASE Show room new. Beauti- good tires* $1300. — has arrived. $950. 395- A BRAND NEW ful white exterior, with 399.41,91. ___ 9322-after 6, 395-0576. black leather bucket 1968 BU1CK seats. $2295. will take *66 TEMPEST Custom 1964 Rambler 770 2door As Low as $89.50 trade & finance. — 4 door HT Automatic, HT V8 Automatic, fac- per month Radio, Power steering, tory air, power steering, ^, Insurance & Maintenance 943-1051. m Included all Vinyl interior, etc. radio, etc. (like brand J01N THE Show room new - The new) white exterior with FRANK WIDE TRACKS remainder of new car beige leather bucket COULSON guarantee $1875. Will seats $1195. will take THIS YEAR take trade & finance — trade & finance. 943- BUICK 943-1050. 1050. _ In Little Delray 278-3292 [SERVICE DIRECTORY AIR CONDITIONING HOME IMPROVEMENT AUTO PAINTING Fedders Air Cond. res- Florida Rooms - Car- idential, c o m m ercial, ports - Patios - Awn- AUTOS $ central & room. Tom ings- Porches-Kitchens Myers Appliance—2029 - Additions - Storm EVERYBODY PAIMTED 35 NW 2 Ave. 395-4611. Panels. ANYTHING. — ALTERATIONS Phone 395-4884. 4 COATS DUPONTIAKID ENAMEL Fred Brush IRONING Innks FiiuM M Ulttrri EXCELLENT Tailor — READS THE S All kinds of Ladies & Experienced - will take Has a 68 PONTilAC Men's Alterations « in Ironing in my home. • 1011 WOM • «MOIST!J» • I or TEMPEST ready Barton & Miller Clean- $1.00 per hour. Phone • SEAT COVI1S • (OlVItTllli TOM Pompano 943-4833. • •ICRAIICAlffflH for you.to drive away. ers & Laundry, 2600 N. WANT Dixie Hwy. at 5 Points. LEARN TO DRIVE Wilton Manors.566-4314 It PAUL'S Sb SHEEHAN Help with Driver's li- lOfMri Ladies & Men's Altera- cense tests. Qualified AUTO BODY (.PAINT SHOP PONTIAC, INC. tions. Fast service, pick instructor, reliable 418 So. H St. LAKE WORTH 2800 N. Fed. Hwy. up & deliver. Phone door-to-door service. 585-6220 Lighthouse Point Qn« Block W«t of Ofxi* "Polly" Boca391-1896. Easy Method Driving 943-2200 Open Sundayi for •stimatos Alterations & Complete School. 278-4140. Res. 395-3895 Dry Cleaning & Shirt LUMBER Laundry Plant. Matty's Do it yourself center. 1 Hour Cleaners. 1943 Building materials & Truck Driver Wanted N. Fed. Boca, 395-2440. supplies from our mill service, lumber & Ply- Preferably Older Man R,C. Bennet Ladies & Men's altera- wood cut to size while Hospifatization - Vacation tions. 1821-B NE 25th you wait. St., Pomp. 942-5414. DEERFIELD Expert Fitting, Altera- BUILDERS SUPPLY THERMO INDUSTRIES, INC. tion, formerly with ex- Hillsboro Blvd. at Fla. FOR SALE FURNITURE clusive Dress Shop. For East Coast Railroad 8141 State Rd. 808 appointment call: Delray 399-1010 Just Wesf of Parkway MOVING - STORAGE 278-1804. Willie's Transfer & Boca Raton 395-0212 ALTERATIONS Storage. Local & Long Pick Up & Delivery Distance moving & stor- HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED TO BUY ' 395-0874 age. Packing & Crating. EXPERT 391-0606, 389 NW 1st WANT YOUNG ALTERATIONS Ave., Boca Raton. By Appointment PLUMBING MECHANICAL DRAFTSMAN Call 395-5382 Expert Plumbing, Sew- MOBILE HOMES RENTALS • SALES AUTO PARTS er connection. K o h t z 2 to 3 years experience. Excellent chance Car, Truck & Tractor for advancement. Fringe benefits, Paid Va- parts Fast! D&M Auto parts, Dick Heidgerd. cation, Insurance. Apply in person. No phone 220 S. Dixie, 395-2412. calls. AWNINGS RE-UPHOLSTERY LEGAL NOTICES PERSONALS SJOSTROM AUTOMATIONS, INC. 134 NW 16th St., Boca Raton, Fla. Rubber, Poly-

Inc., 1167 S. Fed. Hwy. tory, Phone: 399-5152. Pomp., -941-3830. ROOF PAINTING & LOST & FOUND AUTO SERVICES CAMERA REPAIR CLEANING Color print. Cam- PRIDE WHITE ROOFS era repair & cleaning, 941-0248 Free Est. Guaranteed 391-0599 . work. The Photo Mart. S & M. PAINTERS ANNOUNCEMENTS PETS • SERVICES 942-6043 Interior & Exterior CARPENTRY Lie. & Insured. Call Doors, Drawers, Cabi- 391-1739 at 5:PM. nets, Appliances, Win- SOD dows, Walls, Leaks, & Remove Old Sod BIRTH FUNERAL Squeeks, make your list. Replace New Sod One call fix all. Lie. & Reasonable ANNOUNCEMENTS SERVICES Ins. Call Maurice Oldre. 972-0974 General Service SPRINKLERS 395-3397 National MISCELLANEOUS Finished Carpentry, Sprinklers & Wells RADIO • TV The perfect setting Utility Cabinets, Book 158 NW 13th St. SERVICES Cases a specialty. Bill Boca Raton Peters, 399-1951. Established since 1946 for your Florida home... Sprinkler System Expert Carpenter or Installations JOBS OF SWAPS builder. Call: James E. Service, Pump Repairs. INTEREST: WOMEN EXCHANGES Chapmen, 276-6397 or Do it yourself Supplies 276-4269. Experienced Personnel CAMINO Call for Free Estimates Read the Classified 395-1828 GARDENS "Time means money WATCH REPAIR to all of us and all of Accutron & Bulova, etc. BUSINESS SCHOOLS in beautiful BOCA RATON, midway the time you are out of Bead stringing, Engrav- OPPORTUNITIES TRAINING between Palm Beach and Ft. Lauderdale our newspaper/ it is ing. John Redding, Bea- costing you money. So! con Lite Jewelers Come,.and join our Bus- Beacon Lite Shopping Six rambling acres of garden, embracing a iness Directory," Center. JOBS OF JOBS: private lake and island, lie between you and the world of everyday things...in a INTEREST: MEN MEN OR WOMEN community of sweeping hills, waterways, landscaped streets... and homes that are no less than superb! JOBS WANTED: JOBS WANTED: Discover the superb HUNTINGTON . . . NEED WOMEN: MEN a home that literally surrounds its own personal portion of Florida's incomparable climate! The huge screened pool patio is LABOR open to every room in the home to form a courtyard of modern pleasure. Three bed- $pb-€@iif rectors CALL rooms, three baths, brilliant all-electric kitchen. One of six new exhibit homes of Camino Gardens, priced from $29,950 to $45,950. (Slightly higher on waterfront.) On Camino With Good Crew 395-8300 Real 2 Blocks West of U.S. 1. Or see your & Realtor. Refrences

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NEWS WEIR ENTERPRISE Eve: 942-6581 BOCA RATON NEWS Tuesday, Nov. 7, 1967 9 35 H Homes for Sale- 25 A Rooms for Rent 15 A Miscellaneous Sale • 25 B Apartments for Reltt 35 A Lois& -Acreage Sale- 35 H Homes for Sale' 35 H Homes for Sals .Immediate occupancy, •'63 Aastln Healy Sprite. Double Room, Private LAMPS GALORE 1 bedroom Apt. & Effcy Sign & Plastic letter Waterfront 3 bedrm., 2 "THE PINK HOUSE" Cream Puff. $699, Call bath, and entrance Nicely furnished — lovely 3/2 central air & Very unusual and fully ; All Types, from $2.98 up shop. Good location. bath, Carpeting & 582-0396- West Palm 395-5470 Richard's Furniture Jordan Manor 395-4567 Ready to operate. $1,200 Drapes, Owner trans- Ht. W/W Garpeting,dish modern 2 bedroom, 2 Baafih,..,. 5 C Child Care 2739 N. Federal Hwy. Circle puts you in business. washer, luxury bath & bath home with privacy ferred. Under $22,000. kitchen. Only $23,500. walled patio. Short walk '64 MONZA 4 door, Au- Baby Sitting Pompano _- 941-061.7 Furn. 1 bedrm. & eff^ Mr. Conrad, 942-2100. 391-1494. tomatic, Radio, etc. Ex- BE" Gentle^ be kind, to WATERFRONT lot — low down payment. 399- to Stores and Shops. $17, Mature Lady — loves apt. Air cond. 300' to ON INTSACOASTAL 500. See your Real Es- tra Sharp $895. will take children. Palmetto Park that expensive carpet, Beach, 1910 SE 2nd St. Bel-Marra 5442 or 399-4179., trade & finance.943-1050 clean it with Blus Lus- Boca Raton, Beautiful tate Brokers. area. 395-1097. Deerfield. 399-4453. 85x100 $4500. Cash. living & view with 70' BOCA RATON. 1 A Trucks, Tractors S Trailers tre. Rent electric sham- Effic. Newly Furn. New SLONE REALTY New 3 and 4 Bedroom 35 K Duplex 5 0 Instructions, Tutoring pooer $1. Belzer Hard- sliding glass doors. 1965 DODGE PANEL Friedrick Air Cond., 100 Reg.Real Estate Broker Luxuriously draped, Homes for Immediate GARVY'S REALLY PROFESSIONAL ware, 3198 N. Fed. Hwy. yds. to beach. 1910 SE 399-1223 occupancy. Good terms. GOT | TRUCK - MODEL A100 All ages, All problems. Boca Raton. carpeted, furn. 7 rooms, BIG DUPLEX "Low mileage. Mechan- 2nd St. 399-4453. 912 N. Dixie Hwy. or unfurn. screened Pa- ^995 "IT! I M.I.T. 1943 Honor Grad,. BALDWIN Organ, model' Boca Raton On 112' front by 127' ically perfect. Like new Harold Selleck 395-3.303 5 A complete with Stereo DELUXE tio, 2 car garage. condition. $1195. One INTRACOASTAL Terms. $53,500. Move deep. Extra large rooms 5 E Schools 4 Camps amplification. 10 yrs. RENTAL APARTMENTS A REAL FAMILY with Porch on So. Side. owner. 942-4316 after 6 old. has had only home right in, 395-5373. HOME p.m. and weekends. Boca Pal™ Day School* One block from Boca TOM SAYS, Executors want offer to usage. Good for church Need a lot? call us for BOCA SQUARE close estate MLS BD- IB Motorcycles;Bicycles Children 3 to 6 *yrs. $1500 cash. Call 395- Raton Hotel & Club, ov- 3 bedroom, 2 bath, con- BeautifullI y Landscaped J/2 Day — Full Day lots in Boca Raton 2n __ 65 Suzuki, perfect cond. 5162 before 9 or after 6. erlooking Royal Palm venient to schools and corner with impressive |l 39533?jLU^& Jns, i Yacht & Country Club. Square, Lake Floresta, ED GARVY, REALTOR 50cc 1100 miles, for FOAM Rubber Sofa with University Heights, Uni- shopping. Shaded lawn, 145' of frontage. Large sale or will trade for 10 A Help Female Seasonal & Yearly. refrigerator and ready Pool Patio opening from Boca Raton 391-0900 MAID FOR MOTL matching chair. $75. Furnished Models open versity Hills, Bible Con- spacious family room, New Duplex 2 bedroom, Boat & Motor. 395- 8290. Matching Headboards - ference Estates and for occupancy. Price HONDA'66-305 Scramb- Come between 4 & 6 Daily 10 to 5. $19,200. MLS 1042. 3/2, R/C separate util- 2 bath, each side. 1 PM Shore Edge Motel, •single bed $10. ea. Tele- 1075 Spanish River Rd. elsewhere. Uncle Tom ity room. All this below block from Beach.price ler. Many extras -tach, phone desk $10. Un- at the C. Hutzler - Realtor etc. like new, tires, etc. 425 N-A1A, Boca Raton 395-8423 Eve.276-7371 $24,000. MLS. reduced, call: I.M. Pet- finished Pine Triple SPACIOUS 1 BEDROOM 0 OFFICE FIRST REALTY CORP. ruzzelli, reg. Real Es- cash $565. 395-0488. HAIRDRESSER withfcP dresser $15. GE Wash- APT. ALSO DELUXE USED BRICK lowing, if possible. Very 395-1515 20 SE 1st Ave. tate Broker, 395-6225. 5 B Personals ing Machine $20. Call 4 STUDIO APT. CHARM good clientele. Beautiful 35 8 Co-ops & Condominiums Sale Call Anytime 395-8600 "BRAND New duplex, 2b/ To Buy or Sell to 8 p.m. 391-0634. Furn. unusually nice -- a warm, inviting home Shop. Call for appoint- One Bedroom Apartment with used brick exterior ROYAL OAK 2b Central Heat & Air. AVON . SINGER Large yard. Ideal loca- Call 278-4973 ment, 395-7575 or Eve. tion. Walking distance in Luxury Oceanfront — large living room — HILLS Both sides. 2802 NE 5th 395-7648. STYLE-O-MATIC Building with Pool.Low Ave. 395-4254. Tic "l'UU Nursery Beach & Town. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths — Well located 2 bedroom Experienced lady for This machine makes FRANCES 20's. Owner 276-5056. central air — a truly dergarten. 1-6 yrs. 273 buttonholes, mono- 2 bath home with an un- NW 15th St. Boca — High Fashion Shop.Part APARTMENTS *Nlife Months old, Boca attractive home — Sub- time for steady. Write grams, invisible hems usually attractive view 395-5044 114 SE 7th Ave, Apt. 1 bedroom 1-1/2 mit all offers, . .MLS from the front, well kept 3 and 4 Boca Raton News, P.O. and many fancy designs. bath, Furn. or unfurn. 903 ~ For further par-, ALL NEW: Burton's Cash price $80, or can Delrav Beach —no undesirable shrub- Box N-10, Boca Raton. AT LAST All electric Kitchen, ticulars call KEN bery so that you can Bedroom Nursery & Kindergarten. FULL time employment. make 9 payments of D i s hwasher, disposal, PRICE. . . Year Round. Full Care, $9.55 ea. Call collect. CHILDREN WELCOME shrub it yourself to your Housework & cooking. BRAND NEW - Immed- central heat & air cond. own taste. Excellent HOMES 274 SE 9 Ave. Deerfield Royal Palm. Call 395- 583-4132 for free home W/W carpeting, drapes ITYINUS Beach. 399-4586.. inspection. iate occupancy 3 bed- lawn with sprinkler sys- 0584 between 8-12 AM. room, 2 bath, Apart- 395-5472. tem — central heat & from $18,500 WEIGHT WATCHERS " APPLIANCES ments. Ideal for famil- FGR HOMES 10 B Help -Hale DELUXE two Bath apart- air — sidewalks & sew- VOGUE HOMES Meets Wed. 7:30 P.M.Experienced lawn & Broward County's lar- ies. Including fully car- ment in Estates Section First Fed. Delray — ers in. Priced right to landscape men, steady gest Selection of recon- peted rooms, draperies facing Ocean. Complete- sell $21,000. Includes 984 W. Camino Real ALSO Thursdays 7:30 ditioned Frost Free Re- (refrigerator optional) ly Furnished. Priced Boca Raton, Fla. P.M. First Fed. of Del- work. Good wages — m-mm draperies, frost-free 395-1985. frigerators, all sizes & most convenient location $3000. under market. POOL HOME refrigerator — storm 399-6790 ray. In Boca Raton In- colors. Also washers, in Town, Parochial & Will finance with low by owner - SW Delray l"^T2^2lH; REHAB. AID shutters. For particu- dryers & ranges. 1 yr. Public Schools, almost down payment. Call 3 bedroom, 2bath,Den, lars call BILL BRAD- If the Lord has pros- Athletic Male preferred, Warranty — Largest at door. Walk around PARK YOUR YACHT at" Owner, 395-8897. Screened Roffed Patio, SHAW. . .MLS BR 412. : able bodied, mature, for corner to complete the dock of this Jovely pered you and you would Trade-in on New Gib- 5 Acres - 2 Road Front- Electric Heat. Stove, Weir Plaza Building Tropical Hams, iust off like to further the Lords' varied responsibilities shopping center. Move the Intracoastal for just son, Philco, etc. Sales ages, East of Military Refrigerator, Drapes, 855 S. Federal Hwy. 332,500, Very clean,- Big work and financially as- in new center. 278-3030. up to Boca & Live. For Flor'da Room, and charm- Service & Free Deliv- Trail. $1500. per acre. Many extras. $17,300 Boca Raton;Ph.395-4000 Inc Living Room with nat- sist a young man through further information call ural fireplace. 2 big baths TRUCK DRIVER ery. Call: Bob Day at Financing. Call: — "Top Drawer" Coral his senior year at Fuller 395-8220. Ridge location — Ca!! Preferably older man USED WM. DAY, INC. 278-2676 or 278-2572 IDEAL FOR June Raulerson anytime Seminary, call 943-3465 Hospitalization - Vaca- APPLIANCE MART APARTMENT 278-2454 or 395-0220 for Appointment. LARGE FAMILY — Evenings 565-W78. for details, after 5. HEADQUARTERS tion. 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