BOCA RATON NEWS Vol. 15 No.# Dec. 1969 14 Pages 10 Cents
1969 DECEMBER Board OK's S M T W T F 1 2 3 4 8 9 10 11 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 zone change Basketball opener on highway is tonight Child care Tonight's the big night for the Boca Raton High's basketball team. Cager coach Garry plans are Ghormley sends his boys into approved
ByKATHIEKEM Boca Raton High Coach Public hearing on more stringent „.->• Ghormley zoning regulations along Federal high- way wiU be held Jan. 22 by the Plan- ning and Zoning Board. The Board Thursday approved a draft ordinance tightening and their new season against Miami clarifying ambiguous language hi the Military. The jayvees hit the floor present code. The change will affect at 6:30, with the varsity following property along both sides of Federal —UPI Telepholo at 8:00. highway, in the north part of the city, as well as other parcels now carrying Greek Foreign Minister Panoyotls the R-B-l (hotel-motel-business) Pipinelis announced at today's zoning label. meeting of the Council of Europe, an international deliberative body for the Tennis, too.,. No major changes in permitted uses, promotion of European unity, that floor area, and open space were made. Greece was resigning from the group If tennis is your thing, the The changes came in the form of and included a veiled threat to with- Social Spectator tournament will redoing passages the board thought draw from NATO or curtail Greek be held tomorrow at the Hotel would be more easily understood if NATO activities. and Club starting at 1:30. Seven they were reworded. Setbacks and amateurs and seven front and side yard requirements also professionals will battle. were refined and standardized. Permitted uses remained un- Gainesville changed, including the allowing of ...and football hospitals for the treatment of the mentally ill. 12-day school Present R-B-l ordinances allow the Then for the beer and pretzels building of mental hospitals in R-B-l crowd, we've got football. The districts, and the board decided that liberty BowJ gets, underway at such facilities would continue to be boy moth ends 1:15 p.m. tomorrow, followed by permitted. Baltimore and Dallas at 3 They are, however, not specifically o'clock. Kansas City takes on itemized, since board members felt GAINESVILLE, Fla. (UPI)—About Oakland's Raiders at 4 p.m. John Anderson, 13, carries on a four-year tradition In program at 4 p.m. Sunday In the school chapel, John is they are now and would continue to be half of Lincoln High School's 1,286 his role as the new drummer boy at St. Andrews School. the brother of St. Andrews faculty member Rob An- included under the heading of black students showed up for class The eighth grader will be featured in the drummer boy derson. The Scotsmen also entertained today at the Royal "hospitals, sanatoriums, and in- today but said the other half ap- Give us a call number of the chorus in the annual Christmas vespers Palm Plaza. Photo By Jack Hutton stitutions for aged, indigent, or in- parently did not know a 12 WASHINGTON (UPI) — of its high cost to the the bill's final shape, said he selves or dependents to Despite the Senate's decisive government. Every $100 will not accept an exemption deduct $325 from their taxes approval and wide political boost in the exemption costs increase for the coming starting in 1972. popularity, an increase in the the Treasury about |3 billion calendar year. He indicated —Impose $5 billion of income tax exemption to $800 in tax collections. he might accept a hike later additional taxes through tax Greece leaves faces a stiff battle to become And Rep. Wilbur D. Mills, on. reforms on corporations and law. D—Ark., who will lead the An outpouring of mail wealthy people who earn their income chiefly from The Nixon administration House negotiating team when showed Congress the boost in it confers with the Senate on the exemption was far and investments rather than Europe council is dead set against it because away the most popular salaries. provision in the Senate's The House bill was far PARIS (UPI)-Greece the council's statute. complex, 585-page tax reform more severe in its tax withdrew from the 18-nation The article allows any bill. reforms and far less Council of Europe today member to resign by "for- By a 69 to 22 vote the Senate generous in its tax cuts, at before the group had a mally notifying the secretary adopted the measure least in their immediate chance to vote on whether it general of its intention to do Thursday over Republican impact. It had no Social so." protests that it could bring Security provision. should be ousted for sup- 1 pressing Democratic prin- Just before Pipinellis an- about "economic collapse" The House bill carried an ciples. nouncement, the Athens because of its inflationary administration — supported An official of the council government hinted it would impact and its cost to the $4.5 billion general tax cut said Greek Foreign Minister pull out of the North Atlantic government. made through a three-year Panayotis Pipinellis an- Treaty Organization (NATO) In addition to the increase reduction in tax rates from nounced that his nation was in the personal exemption, their present range of 14 to 70 if the council voted to oust Storms lash nation the bill's major provisions resigning under Artilcle 7 of Greece. Black Panther, armed with a shotgun, stands guard per cent to a 13-65 per cent A violent storm over the Pacific sent lOCmile-an-hour would: range. inside a window Thursday at Panther headquarters In winds, rain, high tides and deep snow against Oregon, —Extend the income tax Detroit after police rushed to the building on a tip that surcharge at a 5 per cent rate The committee hoped to Washington and Northern California again today. complete its work in time for Septuplets predicted someone had been stabbed. Those inside the building told The storm that lashed the Eastern Coast abated today through June 30, 1970. police there had been no stabbing and police left without both houses to pass into law although snow flurries and rain continued in the Northeast. —Grant a 15 per cent in- and send to President Nixon a LONDON (UPI)—The 23-year-old wife of a computer entering the building. Minor flooding was reported in parts of New England and crease for the 25 million tax bill by the end of the year. engineer may give birth to seven babies—Britain's first Americans who receive hurricane harbor barrier gates were closed at New Bedford, Social Security checks, septuplets—next February, doctors said today. Mass., and Stamford, Conn. Putnam, Conn., had over two raising the minimum Nerve gas The mother of five British quintuplets born last month inches of rain Thursday and Boston had more than an inch of payment to $100 for a single advised her, "keep calm." Russians swarm rain. person and $150 for a married leak is said Authorities said she had been on fertility drugs. Her con- couple and allowing a worker dition was described as "very well." to retire at age 60 with two- to be 'smalV Quake hits Richmond thirds of the normal benefits. to 'Amerika' exhibit RICHMOND, Va. (UPI)— A mild earthquake centered This would be the biggest TOOELE, Utah (UPI)—A small leak of the Army's Cong destroys bridge MOSCOW (UPI) — film about the Apollo 11 near Virginia's capital city shook a few windows and doors Social Security increase in history. "GB" nerve gas, blamed for "Amerika" is a magic word mission were the big features Thursday night, but no damage or injuries were reported. the death of 6,400 sheep last SAIGON (UPI)—Viet Cong The explosions Thursday for the Russians and for most Muscovites. The quake measured 2.5 on the Richter scale and bit cen- year, caused a minor uproar "Please organize an —Remove 5 million poor commandos blew up a 120- night left the span 85 miles thousands of them, wide-eyed tral Virginia at 15 seconds after 6:45 p.m. people from the tax rolls and among local officials foot concrete bridge on High- southwest of Saigon a sham- and curious, swarmed over exhibition of your space Thursday. But at least one efforts so we can learn more slash taxes for 7 million of the way 4, Saigon's link with the bles, disrupting traffic from an American exhibition here Speedup halt asked "near poor." expert said the danger of the southern tip of South Viet- the southern Mekong Delta, with their feelings on display. about the U.S. space gas was "greatly overem- program, we know so little WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Nixon administration has —Allow taxpayers who pay nam, in an attack reported the nation's ricebowl, to "Many thanks for making a college expenses for them- phasized." today. markets in the capital. fairy tale come true with about it," wrote one Russian asked the Supreme Court to turn down an appeal by Negro your Apollo 11 and 12," said in the visitors' book. parents and civil rights groups to speed up desegregation in one Muscovite writing in a "We are convinced," said 250 school systems in the Deep South. Filipinos leave Vietnam book of impressions placed two students signed D. The court meets in private conference today and could con- near the exit of the Chumakov and V. Gubanov, sider the appeal during its deliberations. "Education-U.S.A." exhibit "that the great successes in SAIGON (UPI)—The Philippines' 1,350-man com- space are a result of your HELD mitment to the Vietnam War packed up and left for home in Sokolniki Park. White mothers march Said another, "Come here correctly directed today, the first Allied military contingent to withdraw educational system." HATTIESBURG, Miss. The parents of more than OVER more often so we can get to (UPI) —"We're marching 3,000 white children in the completely. know you better. We should "The exhibition shows the From a ceremony at their Tay Ninh base camp 58 miles high level of education in the today because we feel the Forrest * County school become friends." future of our children is at district chose to keep their 2nd northwest of Saigon, the Filipinos flew to Saigon and boarded The exhibition, sponsored American society and ships for the trip home after three years and three months in precisely for this reason the stake," said one white youngsters home Thursday in by the U.S. State Depart- mother. "Their education the first mass protest against the war zone. ment, attracted an average Vietnam War is even more of WEEK a shame for such a society," and the rest of their lives, the Supreme Court's im- 10,000 persons daily when it really." mediate integration man- opened Nov. 12. The theme said a visitor from Tomsk. date. was education but an Not all remarks written in "That's what we're looking "Mixes Sex Egypt-Russia talks end American moon rock and a the book were laudatory. out for." Charles Wade, president of A high-ranking Egyptian delegation completed three days GOP senators colliding and of talks with Soviet officials in Moscow today. Arab Agnew calls tax bill WASHINGTON (UPI) slighfedge. Violence" diplomatic sources said C^ro and the Kremlin shared* Republicans divided over The opponents, made up — LA. Times "identical assessments" of the Middle East crisis. 6 President Nixon's bill to mainly of Republicans and Eube Goldberg' toy continue the war on poverty Southern Democrats, have unchanged today were not budged from their sub- "Not for „ Britons hit wage limit headed for a collision on the stitute plan to give states HOT SPRINGS, Ark. language, Agnew gave what House floor. Opponents of the virtual control of poverty everyone (UPI)—Vice President Spiro sounded like a Nixon ad- administration bill hold a programs. — Daily Variety LONDON (UPI) - Angry The maximum limit of 4.5 T. Agnew described the ministration version of the unions and rebellious left- per cent was less severe than Senate-approved tax bill Republican platform for the Exec talks on Mai Lai WASHINGTON (UPI) — House armed services in- wing members of parliament the 3.5 per cent top previously today as "a pure Rube state and congressional proposed but brought ex- elections in 1970. Congressional investigation vestigating subcommittee threatened today to fight Goldberg toy" and the KEIR DULLER plosive reactions. The product of "irresponsible He predicted those elec- of the alleged massacre at was Maj. Charles Calhoun, Prime Minister Harold government said the limits tinkering" to lure votes for tions would give the GOP My Lai focused today on the executive officer of the SENTABERSEf Wilson's proposed limit on were necessary if inflation fading politicians. control of the Senate "and Army officer believed to have was to be averted. received radio reports from battalion directing the L1LL1 PALME! wage increases in 1970. In a speech prepared for quite possibly shake the operation that included the the opening of the semiannual complacency of House the South Vietnamese village during the incident. sweep through the suspected meeting of the Republican Democrats." He also Viet Cong stronghold. Governor's Association, he visualized a "population Called to testify before the castigated not only the Senate explosion" in all regions of Crime rate version of the tax bill but the the country by Republican Formal charge placed general spending and tax governors, who already are Persons under 17 not admitted. LOS ANGELES (UPI) length hair, was formally policies of the Democratic- in power in 30 of the 50 states AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL PICTURE Charles Manson, a tiny, charged in the seven Tate- controlled Congress. and are taking over in two ANNA MASSEYS0NJAZ1EMANN JOHN HUSTON In characteristically blunt more next month. bearded man with shoulder LaBianca murders Thursday COLO! increases 11% IHE ABBf - 6» MGV1ELA as authorities investigated links between the "Manson WASHINGTON (UPI) — per cert higher in the Family" and other slayings. The nation's crime rate suburbs, and 8 per cent more Manson, 35, the accused SOCfl RflTOn climbed 11 per cent for the in rural areas. master of a knife-wielding FEATURES The nine-month increase hippie cult, delayed until Dec. U. S. No. 1 at 20th ST. first nine months of this year Shown At: BOCA RATON compared with the same was higher than the 9 per cent 22 a plea to the seven counts 2-4-6-8-10 period in 1968, the FBI's climb recorded in the first six of murder and one of con- OPEN 1:30 P.M. uniform crime report showed months of the year but spiracy in the August killings. today. considerably lower than the Violent crimes were up 12 19 per cent increase reported per cent while armed robbery for the first nine months of rose 18 per cent, street 1968 over the same period in robbery 18 per cent, chain 1967. store robbery 20 per cent and Riots and civil distur- .»-• residential robbery 22 per bances accounted for the cent. Bank robbery, however, greater increase in 1968. fell 4 per cent. On a regional basis, crime rose 13 per cent in the North- FBI Director J. Edgar Central states, 11 per cent in Hoover said crime averaged the South, 10 per cent in the 10 per cent higher in cities of West and just 8 per cent in the 250,000 or more population, 11 Northeast. Union walks out on GE parley NEW YORK (UPI)-Union engage in genuine collective officials walked out on bargaining." negotiations with the General A GE spokesman said the Electric Co. Thursday and walkout by the IUE and there were no indications United Electrical Workers when they would return for (UE) negotiators was "a talks to end the nationwide disgraceful performance," strike now in its seventh coming at a time when 147,000 Here is the answer to that daily question.. week. members in 33 states face a lean Christinas. "Where do we go for lunch?" In a statement directed at The company spokesman the company, represen- also said the action was "an Lunch Will Be Served tatives of the 90,000-member affront to the Federal International Union o£ Mediation Service" and Dally From 11:30 from $1.95 Electrical Employes (1UE) charged the labor leaders had said, "We will resume our ignored the merits of the CLIFFORD WARREN COCKTAILS meetings just as soon as you company's new proposal of Joining the Bob Hope Christmas trip—which this year for the first time will be an strolling troubadour COMPLETE LUNCHEON MENU are ready, even in part, to arouiid-the-world affair, again including Vietnam — will be Viennese-born Eva Dec. 6 because they were EVERY NIGHT NO LUNCH ON SUNDAY match the union's willingness conducting a "vendetta" Eeuber-Staler, Miss World of 1969. Departing from past procedure, the trip this year Except Monday and Tuesday to make compromises and against GE. will make its official departure from Washington D.C. Monday. Friday, Dec. 12, 1969 BOCA RATON NEWS 3A Educational film from FAU steals the show An educational film taped Dr. Kenneth R. Williams, our time is growing short and at Florida Atlantic Univer- president of Florida Atlantic we still have many things to sity last year was the center University and by Dr. Bell do, such as seeing places not of a champagne toast in who had prepared and given visited, buying souvenires, Bangkok, the lectures at FAU. etc. Some of the interesting As cameras rolled into The international "in- aspects of a place like this are position for the nationally cident" was consummated by difficult to capture, such as televised occasion, a tall, the acceptance of the gift by a sounds and smells." fair-skinned man stepped group of Thai dignitaries Dr. Bell, Ms wife and two forward with a reel under his including Supat Sutatum, younger children, who reside arm. With appropriate words Cham Lertlaksana, and at 1698 4th St., Boca Raton, he handed it to a slender, Chandram Chandrata. went to Thailand in June, amber-skinned Oriental who Writes Dr. Bell, "Right now 1968. They will return in the bowed with Eastern courtesy. we are suddenly aware that spring. As representatives of the country's newspapers and televisions pressed about, glasses were raised to con- South Africa topic tinue cooperation between the United States and Thailand. Dr. Gordon E. BeD, on of Tuesday debate leave of absence as professor of accounting at FAU, was nearing the end of his two- "South Africa: Right or Modern Age. year assignment as senior Wrong" is the topic of debate Dr. Rene Lemarchand, for at least three prominent The Salvation Army's annual Christmas Kettle collection starts Saturday chairman of the local unit, were on hand to kick off the drive. Kettles will be audit advisor to the govern- associate professor of ment of Thailand. men Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. in political science at the in Boca Raton with drive chairman Peter Gonnet, right, ringing the bell for located in shopping centers and banks in the city. the Century Village the traditional appeal. Mayor Emll Danclu, left, and Charles A. Lunn, Transfer of the filmed University of Florida, will series of lectures in Auditorium west of West lead the negative standpoint. • management accounting to Palm Beach. The moderator will be Dr. Smoke, smoke, smoke Kamnueng Janlekha, The affirmative debaters Robert B. Mautz, chancellor president of Thailand's audit will be South African L.E.S. of the state university system • council, symbolized the near- de Villiers, head of the South of Florida. completion of the training African Information Service The debate is being program in modern auditing in the U.S., and David Collier, presented by the Palm Beach Cigarette tax funds support city which the professor had Chicago-based editor of Round Table. taken to the Thais. Proprietary rights in the Cigarette smoking may be city finance director, this Boca Raton has received the month of November, city buildings. series had been donated by FREE DECORATING SERVICE hazardous to your health, but which amounted to well over money is applied to the $163,623.00 in cigarette tax their purchase doesn't hurt $9 million, from the sale of general city government Mullen states that the city moneies. the city one bit. more than 65 million packs of operating fund and toward expects $27,500 per month Boca Raton's share Boca Raton received cigarettes. the repayment of a bonded from the cigarette taxes. So represents an increase of 11.2 110 N.E. 2nd Street Boca Raton $30,993.79 of the state's net debt for the city fire station, far this fiscal year of the per cent over their share of Free passes for Miami wholesale furniture showrooms. cigarette tax collections for According to Tom Mullen, community center, and other state, which starts July 1, this month in 1968. Package USE Sa ve 25 per cent or more. sales in the state totalled JUST WEST OF THE POST OFFICE 64,400,857 compared to CHRISTMAS SEALS 391-3225 62,522,667 in the same period FIGHT EMPHYSEMA, TUBERCULOSIS Two homes robbed; season for last year. & AIR POLLUTION burglaries open, police warn oeorg (onsen collection— candies Christmas cards & wrappings Two daylight burglaries of furs, jewelry, and silver. Lt. Al Nahrstedt, who will spend large amounts of casweil-massey toll® fries residences were reported to Entrance was gained through heads the detective bureau, time in a neighborhood handcrafted jewelry the police department a bathroom window, ac- said much help in catching without apparently going Thursday, the latest in what cording to police. these daylight burglars could anywhere or doing anything, gourmet specialties the department's detective Mr. and Mrs. Eugene come if persons would alert Nahrstedt said, and it should bureau terms the "season" Tyldsley, 3010 NE Seventh the police department about be reported. for home burglaries. 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Ore second thought Right spot, wrong city By GUS HARWELL heard of the business, which by its bumper stickers, which include a flag address would have been less than a and the message, "Back Your Things and people and places: block from the News plant. President." Bernard Turner is han- A VERY POLITE old gentleman He showed me the piece of paper on dling the project as chairman of the stopped me on the street near the which he had written the name of the Kiwanis Club of Boca Raton's public corner of Federal Highway and SE business and the address. and business affairs committee. Nardy Second St. the other day. It puzzled me until I noticed that said he has 5,000 of them to give away, He was wandering back and forth on underneath the street address was and a list of the spots where they're Pollution for sale Second St. while his wife was search- written "Delray." available will be announced soon. ing along Federal. They were looking I explained to him that he had the If anybody wants to pay something for a particular place of business. right block, but the wrong city. He was for the bumper stickers, it'll help on He asked if I could help him find the 10 miles too far south on Federal High- buying the next batch, he said. business, which had an address of (as I way. Poor guy. One of the most practical answers with a But any such plan must provide for an recall) 250 South Federal Highway. I'VE HEARD several smart alecs in chance of long-term solution of our pollution agency to set pollution prices, figure the bill I racked my brain, but never had BOCA RATON will be sprouting new the last few days brag about "finishing dilemma is advanced by an assistant for each of us and for each industry and other up" their Christmas shopping. And professor of economics at the University of polluter, and for enforcement of collections. I've already gotten some Christmas cards. California in San Diego, Larry E. Ruff. This would obviously oe an arm of the He suggests (and it is not a totally new I know retailers hate people like me, government, subject to the pressures and Erosion but somehow I can't ever find the time concept) that we sell pollution—literally put a bureaucratic mismanagement to which all or the real interest to buy Christmas price on it, including everything from auto government agencies are subject. The system presents or send out cards until at least exhausts to industrial waste. The price would would work no better than the agency could a week before the big day, and exercise control over it, and the more severe preferably Christmas eve. the pollution, the higher the price. function. While such a system may be the answer Of course, I guess if you're ever Mr. Ruff would apply the laws of economics someday, new, stringent, practical pollution going to get the Christmas spirit, you'll to the problem, and he sees the problem of laws, and hard-nosed enforcement of existing have it by Christmas eve. setting the prices and collecting the pollution ones, coupled with penalties under the law fees as a solvable one. which are drastic enough to make pollution WARM THOUGHTS about Christ- The example cited is Germany's Ruhr River unprofitable, should put us a long way down mas past: Valley, where such a system is used. Despite the road to stopping pollution. As a growing boy, my Mother the fact that 80 per cent of Germany's heavy nicknamed me "the sinkhole." She industry is on the river, which is smaller than If we cannot reverse this pollution often told people, "He is a bottomless the Potomac, people swim and fish in the avalanche, perhaps we can at least arrest the pit. I cannot fill him up." Ruhr. growth of it. At Christmastime, she'd try. And no Business firms pay a price reflecting the matter how busy she was on Christmas Whether it is economics, as Mr. Ruff eve, she got a huge box of homemade damage done, creating the best of all in- suggests, or science, or law enforcement fudge made to put under the tree for centives — economic ones — to treat wastes which in the final analysis rescues us from me. properly. polluting everything around us, the solution On Christmas day, I ate that fudge Mr. Ruff's proposal makes abundant good must be found. before breakfast and all day, and she sense, and it may be an avenue of hope for this And while we are searching for the answers, never said a word. Any other time, I nation — now rapidly fouling its rivers and strict law enforcement could help to stem the would have been taken to task for lakes and air — and its ocean beaches, too. flow of pollutants into our air and waters. gluttony. But not that one time in the year. "It's his favorite, and Christmas only comes once a year," she'd say. Maybe some kind of Christmas angel was watching over me, because no matter how I stuffed myself, I never got sick from eating all that candy on Deaths unnecessary Christmas. The view from Tallahassee In an era of open heart surgery, organ When you —- or your youngster — lies dying transplants and medical miracles taken for if a wholly preventable disease like granted, the current outbreak of diphtheria in diphtheria, it's too late to make up for Miami should serve as a warning to all of us. overlooking that vaccination. Health officials in Miami say that the out- Five tries in 3 years? break, \y|iich has claimed three lives, is limited t'o a relatively small part of the city, By MALCOLM JOHNSON and poses no danger of spreading. However, a Enough doubt was raised about and give inter-administration con- massive vaccination program for some 70,000 It's a good rate It's ironic that it occurs under a O'Neil's solicitation of funds for Kirk's tinuity to the road-building program. people was under way. Governor who once boasted of taking Governor's Club from road con- Eight cases of the disease have been politics out of roadbuilding, but tractors and equipment dealers to The 1967 Legislature went along with reported since school opened in September. Florida has had four forms of highway justify a Senate vote for rejection. him and set this procedure up in law. It Vaccination is successful in preventing City Hall says taxpayers apparently aren't administration in three years now — Perhaps if Kirk had not been so also went further and created the diphtheria, as it is with most other epidemic hurting for cash. They're practically rushing and might try a fifth. adamant in concealing these funds, position of Highway Commissioner, diseases. But as a public health service to pay their taxes this year. State Senate rejection of Governor O'Neil might have shown up in a better who was to be the professional physician in Miami said, "The unfortunate Kirk's Secretary of Transportation, light. With so much hidden, though, the engineer in charge under a policy- That may be supposed to prove that Boca Senators and the people can be ex- aspect about this is that deaths are totally Raton's taxpayers have plenty of money to Michael O'Neil, probably reflects as making board. much of the throes of reorganization as pected to suspect an iceberg beneath unnecessary and are completely preventable spend on Christmas and to pay their taxes, all Engineer-Chairman Brown became it does of dereliction of duties or any little tip of cold fact. by vaccination." commissioner, but Board member at the same time, but it's not necessarily so. legislative frustration in dealing with We should all remember to count our health O'Neil, the politician, very soon You get a four per cent discount for paying Kirk. blessings, along with the miracles of O'Neil, the political friend, has emerged as board chairman and boss. in November; three per cent in December, The Senate was within its rights unquestionably been the strong man of preventative medicine. The 1969 Legislature then created and so on. That amounts to one per cent per under the executive reorganization act the Kirk roadbuilding administration Imagine, if you can, the disaster which the Secretary of Transportation, and month, any way you figure it. of 1969 which set up the Department of almost from the start. Kirk appointed O'Neil. Brown dropped would be at hand in Miami if a tested and Maybe our taxpayers aren't so flush after Transportation with a secretary ap- down to Director of a division of proven serum for vaccination were not all. They just know a good interest rate when pointed by the Governor subject to There is nothing remarkable about construction — a role about like what available for diphtheria. they find one. confirmation by the Senate. this kind of politician-friend- he had three years ago under the road The act doesn't require the Senators roadbuilder in Florida, except that board of Gov. Haydon Burns which to state their grounds for rejection, Kirk took office announcing that he Kirk's people sneered at as political. although they spent hours debating the was changing things. He was taking matter. And they did it in open public the road department out of politics. The Lighter Side Now O'Neil is out, and the law says session, instead of the secret meeting So, remember, he appointed the the governor can't reappoint him. But the Constitution allowed them. career engineer Jay Brown as the Senate has passed a bill to almost By law, and by American con- chairman of the road board, of which restore the old pre-Kirk road board stitutional tradition, the Senate in O'Neil was only one member for with five district members (although exercising its duty of confirmation is policy-making duties. with no district allocation of funds) Taxes at work - and play supposed to deliberate — not merely It wasn't long, though, before O'Neil and a chairman who couldn't vote and rubber-stamp an appointment to stay was making pronouncements that on the Governor's good side (as too may or may not run things because indicated he in reality was the boss of many Senates in Florida and there also would be an "executive roadbuilding at least in his heavy- elsewhere have done in the past). director." That bill may not get By DICK WEST And that started him to thinking Sign in a Capitol Hill restaurant: spending Miami district. His position through the House, which has strong thusly: 'Why not have signs or badges "Your Tax Dollars Being Taken to as chairman of the Turnpike Authority believers, still, in the one man road WASHINGTON (UPI) - If you drive made for every city, state and federal So, if the present system of highway Lunch by a Lobbyist." and its liaison with the road board gang concept of the Secretary of employe to wear while on the job so we administration stands, the O'Neil for more than 2.7 miles along any one bolstered his influence. Transportation sitting on the pinpoint stretch of interestate highway, taxpayers would readily be able to Signs such as these would give a rejection will set a classic pattern for In this Kirk decree of divorcing of responsibility. chances are you will encounter a sign distinguish who was doing what?" taxpayer the same good feeling a future Senate examination of ap- motorist gets when he finds his high- pointees. The benefits of such a politics from roadbuilding, he even reading: "Your Highway Taxes at Why not indeed? way taxes have closed two lanes of an precedent may appear after the bit- went around the law requiring road It may be next Spring, when the Work." Sociologists tell us that one of the interstate highway for repairs. terness and emotion of this year's board members to serve terms con- Legislature meets in regular session I don't know how much these signs reasons so many taxpayers feel recriminations have passed. current with those of the Governor. He before they reorganize the road ad- cost, but it is obvious that a sizable alienated today is because they are appointed his for staggered terms, so ministration for the fifth time in four wad of our signpainting taxes also are unable to figure out what their taxes some of his men would succeed him years. at work. are doing. Probably no Senator really thinks Michael O'Neil took an improper At any rate, all of us motorists Better communication along that personal profit out of his job as the should be extremely grateful to the line might go a long way toward Letters ... chief roadbuilding officer. That was Bureau of Public Roads, or whoever it ameliorating the average taxpayer's barely even suggested. is who is responsible for erecting the attitude toward the government. signs. Suppose, for example, that some Still,.his role throughout the Kirk congressional subcommittee is leaving The Boca Raton News Without them, we might erroneously welcomes letters to the administration has been such that any assume that some contractor was for Paris, France, to investigate the editor, especially on matters irregularities, improprieties or Friday 4A Dec. 12, 1969 building, improving or repairing the impact of pornographic skywriting on of general interest to the inadequacies in carrying out the road with his own money. the European Common Market. community. We will not roadbuilding program necessarily fall Published daily except Saturday and Monday at 34 S.E. 2nd St., Boca We also should be extremely On the side of the Air Force plane undertake to condense letters directly on him. Raton, Florida, 33432, by the Boca Raton News, Inc. Phone: 395-8300. without the consent of the grateful to D. C, Rogers of Marion, 111., carrying the lawgivers on this mission Identifying authroity and respon- who has come forth with an idea for there would be a big sign reading: writers, but reasonable length is advised to assure sibility was a major object of the W.H. HARWELL, Jr. Publisher spending this type of informational "Your Tax Dollars Taking a Junket." publication. our only reorganization by which the JOHN T. OPEL H. CLAY RILEY transmission to other fields of Or you visit the Commerce restriction on content art Legislature set up his office, and even Editor Adv. Mgr. governmental endeavor. Department and find in one of the letters be free of libel and cleared the way for him to take it by One day as Rogers was tooling offices a sign reading: "Your Tax that they not violate good dropping a preferred qualification that Entered as second class mail at the postoffice at Boca Raton, Florida along an interstate route he saw about Dollars Filing Copies of Form 497-841- taste, unsigned letters will the Secretary of Transportation must under the act of March 8, 1879. a half dozen workmen reclining in the B in Triplicate." not be published. be an engineer. shade of one of the signs. This started Sign in a Senate hearing room: Senate confirmation or remection is Member of the Florida Press Association and National Newspaper him to thinking that the sign should "Your Tax Dollars Yielding to a necessary factor as such a system of Association. Subscription rates: By carrier in the city $1.00 per have read: "Your Highway Taxes at Pressure from Special Interest specified authority and narrowed month; by mail in the U.S., one year $15.60, six months $8.45, three Rest." Groups," responsibility. months $4.55. Friday, Dec. 12, 1969 BOCA RATON NEWS 5A Aide won't take over O'NeiVs office To run things from own desk executive director Ralph By BARBARA FRYE Davis. When the new department TALLAHASSEE (UPI) —was created, Cashin became JVFC feans sale of Acting Secretary of Tran- O'Neil's right-hand man, and sportation John Cashin said O'Neil recommended him to today he will not move into Kirk as "acting" secretary. the big cushy office of Cashin said he does not alligator products deposed Michael O'Neil. plan to continue the Cashin said he will run the ' 'secretary's meetings' * NEW YORK (UPI) - The "alligator" products actually 9,000-employee department O'Neil held in Talahassee and City Council voted 25 to 9 are made from the hide of from the office he has oc- around the state to conduct cupied since July 1 aa Thursday to ban the sale of African or South American road business. products made from director of administration, O'Neil had scheduled one crocodiles. . and before that as executive American alligator hide in Low read a letter from for Thursday to approve director of the old Road contracts. After the Senate New York stores. Florida Gov. Claude Kirk Department. Opponents of the measure saying that a law forbidding ousted him Tuesday night, he He is not a candidate for the rushed up the schedule and said it would cause unem- the killing of alligators in his permanent appointment. approved $21 million in road- ployment among some 20,000 state — habitat of most "I don't want the job," he building contracts, a routine persons engaged in the American alligators — had said in an interview, after matter since all were com- manufacture of alligator been rendered generally Gov. Claude Kirk made him petitive ly bid. He also ap- handbags and shoes. ineffective by extensive the temporary head of the proved $820,000 in negotiated poaching of hides for the New —UPI Telephoto Councilman Robert A. Low Major attraction for a troop of Girl Scouts at powerful department which consultant contracts, of said, however, that most such York market. is in charge of the state's road which $667,000 went to firms Thursday's open house at the Governor's Mansion wife (center). The towering Christmas tree ran a and turnpike system. that contributed to Kirk. were meeting the governor's mother (left) and his close second in interest for the girls. Boy dies of diptheria "I'll take care of the day-to- Cashin said these will get a day things, consulting with "second look" when they TALLAHASSEE, Fla. the governor on major policy come to his desk shortly for "panic" among many par- decisions," Cashin said. (UPI)— A six year old boy ents but "there's no need for formal signing, a job he died of a "clinically con- Kirk hinted the handled even before he it." Road study arrangement might last quite firmed" case of diptheria In a became acting secretary. Bax said none of the vic- a while. Thomasville, Ga., hospital tims of the childhood disease The firms included Rader today — the fourth Florida He said it would be hard to and Associates, Miami; had been given inoculation find anyone in Florida to victim of the disease since shots, which are a part of Pavlo Engineering, Miami; replace O'Neil after what the Williams, Hatfield and Goner August. standard health care in in- group named Miamian went through prior Inc., Fort Lauderdale; Mid- Health and Rehabilitation fancy. to his failure to win Senate Secretary James Bax said TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - the joint committee. They South Engineering Co., David Lee Seabrooks, 6, of confirmation. Crestview; Irani Associates, reports of the diphtheria Monticello, died early this The legislature's presiding were Reps. William Gibson of Kirk called it "character outbreak in Dade County and officers appointed 12 Orlando and Arthur Rude of Inc., Miami; Herbert Coons morning. Another Monticello assassination," and said he Jr., Lake City; HI J. Ross Monticello—a rural com- child, 18 month old Darrel Democrats and four Fort Lauderdale and Sens. will look outside Florida for a Republicans today to the joint Bill Young of Seminole and Associates, Miami; Carr. munity near the Georgia line Gallon, was listed in critical qualified man. Smith & Associates, Coral 35 miles east of Tallahassee- condition at the Thomasville committee to continue the Charles Weber of Fort An Orlando Republican and investigation of the Tran- Lauderdale. Gables; and Brockway, Owen had created a sense of hospital. insurance executive, Cashin & Anderson, West Palm sportation Department and Democrats named were came here in 1967 with the suggest a road program for Reps. Lynwood Arnold of Beach. Kirk administration as top The firms, their officials or Dickinson wins ruling 1970. Jacksonville, the House assistant to Thomas John- House Speaker Fred chairman, William Conway wives of officials, have ston, chairman of the old contributed either to Kirk's Schultz and Senate President of Ormond Beach, Vernon Industrial Commission. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. was aired, and won his case John Mathews acted two days "war on crime" debt, his 1966 (UPI) - State Comptroller Holloway of Miami, Ted Ran- Several months later, he in circuit court several after a Resolution setting up dall of Fort Myers, Tommy campaign, the "Governor's Fred Dickinson had the right months ago. the committee cleared the was moved to the Road Club," or a fund-raising to refuse to okay Gov. Stevens of Dade City and Department to replace ousted legislature. Ralph Tyre of Lake City; and dinner. Claude Kirk's statewide The 1st District Court of Schultz said the full 16- television speech during the Sens. Verle Pope of St. Appeal upheld the decision member House Tran- Augustine, the Senate 1967 education crisis, an Thursday on Dickinson's sportation Committee would appellate court has ruled. chairman, C. W. Beaufort of contention that the television meet concurrently with the Jacksonville, W. E. Bishop of Dickinson refused to issue program costs were not in- joint committee so "we can Lake City, Welborn Daniel of a check for $3,535 on Florida cluded in the "scope, powers take advantage of the know- and duties" of the com- Clermont, Ralph Poston and Development Commission —UPI Telephoto ledge and work ac- Lee Weissenborn of Miami, funds shortly after the speech mission. Two young mothers visiting the Governor's Mansion complished." during Thursday night's open house admire the silver The Senate insisted on eight Algae control project candle holders, while their children seem to be more members from each house to interested in the goodies on the table. give the senators parity in voting. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - long strings of algae." Mathews and Schultz each A $140,706 three-year project named two Republicans to The most to clear the algae-filled First step in the project waters of Lake Apopka in was the award of a $37,000 revolutionary central Florida has been contract to consulting Democrats deny trying authorized by the State engineer William Bishop of Pollution Control Board. Tallahassee for preparation ORIGINALOIU advance in cooking "The governor and I flew of plans to lower the lake by PAINTINGS over Lake Apopka a few days nine feet over the three 10x12 S10.0O8.up in the past 1OO years. ago and the water looked like years. This is intended to to pay Adams' debts 16X20 $12,00 8. up 24X36 $25.00 & up green-black ink," said solidify a layer of muck to TALLAHASSEE been contacted." But an aide, Stanley Tait, 24x48 $30.00 & up chairman Nat Reed. "It was give rooted plants a foothold (UPI)—Gov. Claude Kirk said only about $100 has been PICTURE FRAMING the most awful looking thing to feed fish when the water didn't know what he was Adams has announced he received since Adams an- you could imagine — full of level is raised again. talking about if he thought the intends to resign by Feb. 1 to nounced his resignation SCHERTLE ART GALLERY Democratic Party was trying return to private life and plans. 540 S. FED. HWY. to pay off Secretary of State begin paying back the bills Kirk is expected to appoint POMPANO BEACH 943-5450 Lauderdale murders up Tom Adams' old campaign left over from his 1960 a Republican to replace 3 Blk. So. of Atlantic Blvd. debts to keep Adams in the campaign. Adams. On U.S. 1 WASHINGTON (UPI) — one of Florida's five largest Cabinet, a Democratic offi- The FBI's crime report for cities to show an increase, cial says. the first nine months of 1969 from 14 to 19. The Republican governor disclosed today that the city Tampa reported 24 mur- made an oblique reference to of Tampa's murder rate has ders or non-negligent some type of effort to pay the been cut in half compared to manslaughters through $100,000 debt during a news PALMETTO the same period in 1D68. September, compared to 17, conference Thursday, but Also reporting fewer Miami 46 compared to 49, and would not elaborate—calling murders so far this year were Jacksonville 53 compared to it "a philosophical aside." St. Petersburg, Orlando, 58. State Democratic Chair- WASH BOWL Miami and Jacksonville. Nationally, the murder Fort Lauderdale was the only man Pat Thomas commented te Counter That Coota rate increased 9 per cent. later: "The reason he didn't Designed to be built into your kitchen counter. say anything more is he Now Under New Management And you won't lose doesn't know anything to say counter space. Pre-sentence study set about it. As far as any and Ownership organized effort by the The Counter That Cooks™ by Corning. TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) — A Democratic Party, I'm No coils, no burners, no grease traps. Instead, you cook A jury of five men and one certainly not acquainted with presentence investigation has woman deliberated one hour on a beautiful, easy-to-clean Pyroceram® surface. Because been ordered for three men, it and have no knowledge of it's sealed, grease and spillovers have no place to hide. You before finding the three men it." Self-Service Dry Cleaning one a Tampa neuropath, guilty. just wipe it off with a damp doth. convicted Thursday of State Education Com- DO IT YOURSELF and SAVE UP TO !4 This is Counterspace Cooking. Hidden beneath the sur- conspiracy to commit Huffman and Coleman missioner Floyd Christian face are four electric heating elements. When the heat is on, abortion. were arrested in July at a and Senate President John on YOUR DRY CLEANING BUDGET the handsome sunburst design glows yellow. The others not Free on bond today were Lakeland motel where they Mathews, both Democrats, in use stay cool and safe. And for the first time, you have Dr. Roy Blackburn allegedly were discussing a also said they knew nothing of •X*X*X*X*X*X'X*X*XiX*X»XCvX»X»XOX|IyX*XiXiX*X«iy thermostatic control of all four cooking areas. Walsingham, G4, of Tampa, planned abortion with an any fund drive. The Counter That Cooks comes with a set of specially and Edward R. Huffman, 57, undercover agent, and "I can neither add nor sub- Slacks - Sweaters - Draperies, etc. designed Cookmates for precise, perfect cooking. and James W. Coleman, 44, Walsingham was arrested at tract from that rumor," said Come and see it. Discover how nicely it can fit your budget. both of Columbia, S.C. his home. Christian. "I know I have not by self Service Dry Cleaning. Faircloth: Only U.S. court HOURS 7 A.M. io 10 P.M. can rule on united ticket 1 Days a Week TALLAHASSEE (UPI)— election of its two highest violated "lawful and non- fbtpoint Attorney General Earl officers is one that must be discriminatory political Faircioth says only a federal answered in a judicial policy." ARCADE court can rule on the validity proceeding," Faircloth said of Florida's constitutional in a letter to State Sen. Jerry Faircloth said there is ELECTRONIC requirement that candidates Thomas, D-Riviera Beach. nothing in the U. S. Con- PALMETTO for governor and lieutenant Thomas had raised the stitution guaranteeing a governor run as a team. question on behalf of an blanket right for anyone to 19 M.E. 3rd AVE unidentified attorney who run for state office, but that a "The question of whether a asked if requiring a potential would-be candidate could DELRAY BEACH lieutenant governor to obtain WASH BOWL state may constitutionally re- seek redress in federal court quire the so-called "in tan- the endorsement of a if he felt he was wrongly Next Door to Hew Post Office - Palmetto Park Rd., West. dem" nomination and gubernatorial candidate excluded from the ballot. 278-0345 6A BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, Dec 12, 1969 Investors'guide No stock is an island UPI MARKET INDICATOR ~G.G—— i • PhllPet 1.30 248 TSVA 23% 23% ... The noon net price change of all NYSE GAC Cp IVa 17 56% 55% 56 + PillSbry 1.36 59 57 56% 57 + V* Stocks traded, computed by Quotron GAF Cp .40 146 16 15% 15%— % Polaroid .32 593 128 125V4 126Va+ Va the stock market. I'd like to Service, was up 0.38 (38-l00ths per cent) Gam Sk 1.30 15 21 21 21 + '/4 PPGInd 1.40 104 33'/4 32 32 —1% speculative, volatile issue be helpful. from previous day's close. Gannett .48 1 26'/4 26V4 26V4 ... Proc&G 2.60 16 105 104'/a 105 +1VB By SAM SHULSKY you had no right to expect Currently, the stock is use $1,000 to make a little Using April 1, 1966 prices as a 100 GnAOII .60g 73 37% 36V4 37%+ % PuSvC 1.06 372 19 18% 18% ... your stock would escape the selling at about 12 times money on a short-term in- base, the indicator at noon Friday was Gen Dyn lg 27 25 24% 247/a— Va PSE&G 1.64 131 25% 25% 25%+ VA Q. — I own some apparel pressure. At 47, it sold at 17% vestment. 97.42. Gn Elec 2.60 160 80 Wh 79% ... Pullmn 2.80 7 41% 41% 41%+ VA annual per share earnings Issues Share Volume GnFood 2.60 28 80% 80VB 80V4— Va PurexCp .84g 38 22% 22VB 22%+ % company stock. Immediately times the last 12-months per and yielding nearly 6.7 per A. — Short-term profits are Advances 734 3,360,000 Gen HostCp 58 13 12'/b 13 + % Purolat 1.60 2 63 63 63 after issuance of what I share income. At, currently, cent. At its peak of about 30 the dream of most first-time Declines 472 1,590,000 Gen Instr 2k 61 29% 29 29%+ Va -—R. R considered a good earnings 35, it is around 13 times investors who are in a low tax Unchanged 289 880,000 GenMMIs .88 6 35V4 35V4 351/4+ '/4 Ralston .60 28 27% 26% 26% ... (not 22 as you have it) in 1965 Total 1,495 5,830,000 GnMot 3.40a 365 68 Va 67% 68%+ % Raython .60 22 33% 33Va 33%+ % report, about a month ago the earnings. Many growth it was selling at about 21 bracket. But that doesn't G PubU 1.60 63 23% 23 23 RCA Corp 1 263 361/s 35% 36 + VA stock began falling. issues have suffered a much times the previous 12-months' mean all you have to do is put GenSteel .80 30 13% 13V4 13% ... Reading Co 10 11Va 1T/4 IT/2 ... in your order. Every fly 124 34Va 34 34V4+ Va A.—To quote the poet John greater markdown in their earnings and the yield was Gen Tel 1,52 583 30% 30 30V4+ Va Rep Stl 2Va fisherman would love to ' •<.'.'' '/'I Gen Tire lg 36 17% 17% 17%+ VA Revlonlnc 1 43 65Va 64% 65 — 1/4 Donne: "No man is an island, price-«arnings ratio. down to around 3.7 per cent. Genesc 1.60 14 28 27% 27%— % ReyMet 1.10 79 31% 30% 31Va+ % entire of itself; every man is Money rates were much catch a 4-pound trout on the Ga Pac .80g 124 49% 48% 49%— 'A ReyTob 2.40 166 44% 44V4 44'/2— % first cast, but if it were as GettyOI .3Bb RiegelPap 1 72 17% 17Va 17%+ % a piece of the continent ..." Q. — I bought Niagara lower then. Today, with top NEW YORK (UPI)—Selected stocks on 71 46% 46Va 46Va— % simple as merely dropping Gillette 1.40 106 48V4 47V4 47%— VB RoanST .85b 290 5% 5% 5% ... If you substitute the words Mohawk common for income, quality companies paying up the New York Stock Exchange. Glen Alden Robshaw .70 89 37 35Va 37 +1%. your line in "Pool A" what Sales(hds) High Low Last Chg. 159 8VB 8 8Va+ Va "stock" for "man" and and safety. Would you hold or to 9 per cent for money, an Global Mar 62 18% 18% 18%+ Va RochGs 1.20 39 24% 24Va 24Va— % would be the fun? Goodrh 1.72 96 3V/2 30% 31V4+ Va RomH 1.60g 11 88 87Va 88 + % "market" for "continent" sell if the price should rise to income-type stock can't sell AcmeMk 2g 5 38 VA 381/4 38V4+ 1/4 GoodyrT .85 307 29% 1/4—% 29 + % Rohr Cp .80 20 24 23% 23%— VB you'll have a clearer finan- the high of 22? I'm afraid the name of your Adresso 1.40 79 66 65 65V2— 1/4 at a price to yield only 3.7 per Grace w iv3 88 27V4 26Va 27 +1 SSU7 t7 PB 4 Sending 4 A. — Niagara Mohawk is a game is either speculation Admiral Cp 38 14% 14Vb 14%+ 1/2 Grand U .80 Roy I D 1.70e cial picture. cent. It has to come down in Air Prd .20o 68 24V4 24 24 — Va 51 39Va 38% 38%+ 'A (which would be most unwise 14 371/4 37% 37'/o— VA GrantW 1,40 39 48V4 48 48V4 ... Your company did issue a good quality utility (A-minus price to a point where the Air Rd 1.15b 60 17 16% 16% ... GrtA&P 1.30 rating). It has been a reliable with small capital) or in- AlcanAI 1.20 30 26Va 26V4 26Va— VB Safewy 1.10 38 25% 24% 25V4+ V* good report. Whether or not it dividend wUl represent an 110 26Vi 25% 25% ... GrtNPa 1.60 22 54Vj 54V3 54Va ... StJosLd 1.80 38 37% 36% 37%+ % income producer and steady vestment for growth — AllegCp .27b 88 12% 12 12 — 1/4 was as good as some investment yield closer to the GtNorRwy 3 29 4O'/a 40 4O'/4 ... StRegiS 1.60 42 35% 35V4 35'/a+ Va All Lud 2.40 16 40>/4 earner — although recent whether it comes in six 4O1/4 40VJ+ Va Gt West Fin 110 22 21% 21%+ 1/8 Sanders .30 30 25% 24% 25%+ % professional traders ex- going rates for money. That Allg Pw 1.32 48 20% 20%+ 1/2 months, a year, or six years. 19% GtWsUn .90 8 35 V4 35Va 35VB+ Va Sang Ele .40 13 24% 24V< 24%+ % pected, I don't know. Whether years have been a plateau- All Ch 1.20 24%— Va GreenGt .96 has happened to most utility 179 25'A 24% 9 27% 26% 27%+ % SaF Ind 1,60 169 23Va 22% 23Va ... like formation in earnings AlliedSt 1.40 28% ... Greyhd Cp 1 or not traders felt the rate of stocks. Allis Chalm 26 28% 28V2 78 16% 16Va 16%+ Va Schnley 1.40 2 21% 21% 21%+ Va 23% 23% ... Grumman 1 earnings gain could not be with the latest 12-month net a Mr. Shulsky welcomes Alcoa 1.80 18 23% 20 26Ve 25% 26Va ... Schering .80 19 58 - 57% 57%+ % If the stock recovered 14 68% 67% 68%+ % GulfM 2.80a Am Hss .15b 4 65% 65 65%— Va Schlum 1.40 29 90% 89 Va 90'/4 + 1VB maintained, and therefore bit below the 1967 peak. If you sharply you'd have to weigh a written questions, but he will 69 29% 29Vd 29%— Vo Gulf Oil V/i SCMCp ,60g Am Airl .80 Gulf&W .40g 545 27% 27V2 27%+ VA 84 23Vo 22% 22% ... decided to take profits, I also wanted a solid, generous, selling decision on the basis be able to provide answers Am Brands 2 205 31'A 30% 31 Vo+ % 157 18% 18V4 18%+ % Scott Papr 1 187 34V4 33V4 34 + % 36% Sears 1.20a don't know. safe income producer, you only through the column. A Brest 1.60 50 37% 37%+ % —H.H . 92 66% 65% 66V4+ % of its price and yield relative 56% 57 V-4+ % ShellOil 2.40 have it. Am Can 2.20 46 57% HammPap 1 4 26% 26% 26%— 1/4 58 44Va 43Va 43>/a— Va What I do know is that the to other quality utilities and For investment lists, please 80 40VJ2 40 40 — % SlerrPw .72 AmCyan WA Harris Int 1 11 73 72% 73 + Va 6 17Va 16% 17VB+ % include a self-addressed, 25 25%— % SignalC 1.20 entire market began to slide In judging a stable stock to the then going rates for AmElec 1.64 140 25% HeclaMn .70 13 28V4 27% 28 + Va 180 22Va 22 22 + Va 122 28% 28 28V4— 1/4 SingerC 2,40 like this, in a relatively stable money. Meanwhile, it fulfills stamped envelope. Address Am Export Hercul 1.20b 20 32V4 32V4 32V4— Va 45 83V4 82'/s 83V4+ VA just about the time this report like this, in a relatively stable 157 20 Va 20 2OV3+ % SmithK&F 2 A Home 1.40 Hershy 1.10 10 2IV4 21 21 — % 373 48% A6VA 48% + 1% came out and since you held aa industry, I think history can your needs. your requests to Sam Shulsky •64 64%+ 1/4 S CalEd 1.40 AmHosp .24 64 64% Heublein .80 8 40% 40% 40% ... 41 3OV4 29% 30 + 1/4 in care of Boca Raton News, AM F .90 23 43% 43V4 43%+ Vb South Co 1.20 Hewitt P .20 29 102 101 101%+ % SoNatG 1.40 109 261/4 25. 26V4 ... AMctCx 1.40 33 18 17% 18 + Va ..Q. — I'm 16, and getting P.O. Box 580, Boca Raton, Hobart 1.20 2 41V* 41 AV/A ... 17 43% 43 43% + 1 Amer Motor 311/4— Vo Sou Pac 1.80 31 31% 31V4 Hoff Electn 15 10 9% 9% ... SoRwy 2.80a 64 32% 32V4 32%+ % more and more interested in Fla., 33432. Am NtGas 2 9 — i/a 241 9VA 9 Hoi Inns .20 354 42% 42 VB 42'A+ VB SowstPS .70 31 44 43% 43%— V2 APhoto .12b 31V2+ Va 28 31% 31% Homestk .40 68 I8V4 17% 18 + VB Spartan Ind 25 11% 11% IIV2+ Va A Smelt 1.90 13Vo— VB 50 13% 13Va Honywl 1.20 59 150Va 147 147%+1V4 SpRand .47b 6 22% 22Va 22%+ Va Am Stand 1 111 28'A 27% 28'/B— Va HousLP 1.12 A Sugar 1.60 66 40% 39VB 40%+IVB SquareD .80 1372 40% 39 39 —2% 73 32'/4 31% 32 — Vo Howmet .70 30 23'/4 23 23 SquibbB T/a 43 22 21% 22 + Va Local stocks AmT8«T 2.60 231/4 23V4— VA 4 23'A 1.1 StBrand T/a 24 64% 64 64%+ VA Ametek .60a 458 50V.1 49% 49%— Va Ampex Cp Idaho P 1.60 7 30% 30% 30%+ Va Std Kollsmn 24 50 49V4 50 + % 40 22Vo 21V4 21 Vi— 1/4 IdealBasic 1 48 10% 10% 10%+ Vs StOICI 2.80g 36 11 10% 10%+ 1/8 Ancda 2.20b 106 45V4 43% 45 +1 The prices of the following stocks of special IllCenln 1.14 34 28% 28% 28%+ 1/4 StdOInd 2.30 174 49 48% 48%— VB ArmcoS 1.60 114 28% 27% 28VB+ 1/4 See \ Arms Ck .80 III in Power 2 88 33V2 32% 33Va+ % Std NJ 3%b 202 45% 45 45V2+ 1/4 interest to Boca Raton residents were ob- 70 26'/4 25% 25%— 1/2 Imperial Cp 215 12% 12Va 12% ... StdOhio 2.70 271 62% 62V4 62Va+ Va Ashl Oil 1.20 38 34% 34'/o 34Vo+ i/o tained from a local stock broker at 1 p.m. \ Asso Trn .40 INA Cp 1.40 99 33% 33V4 33%— 1/4 SterlDrg .75 181 79% 77 79 +3% \ 177 24% 23% 24%+ 1 Ing Rand 2 35 38 37'/2 38 + 1/2 StewWn 1.80 31 42% 42% 42% ... AtlRichfld 2 12Vo— VB 10 12Vo 12V8 Inland Stl 2 87 27% 27V4 27Va— Va StudeWort 1 1 36% 36% 36%— 1/4 Atlas Corp 197 83% 82% 83 +1Ve Bid Asked Change AvcoCp 1.20 InspCopp 3a 6 52V4 52 52 + 1/4 SunOiICo 1g 49 40% 39Va 40% + l% 72 4 3% 3%— '/a IBM 4 125 36C/4 356'A 359%+4'/4 SunshMn .52 11 43 42% 43 + % Ik Mum Avnetlnc .40 Arvida Corp. ] \ */A 48 231/2 231/4 23V4 ... IntHarv 1.80 95 24% 24Va 24%+ Ve Sup Oil 1.40 31 15 14% 14% ... .12V* -VA 49 12 11% 11% ... 40b Boca Raton Nat'l Bank 64 V IntMng 36 14% 14V4 14V4 ... 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'IQiWBfffmJfiffl'^T^iTTrfffllnrfiTrawir'inn uitmrv wirwr n> w MnilBlHnniMWIwffllnm^^ HBBHBB^H^nRHHBHBHBH Local cage fans will get tonight because of strep opening tilt. their first look at the '69-70 throat, was out for practice Miami Military, like most Boca Raton High School last night and looking good. other schools in the area, got basketball team tonight when "They all look good," a few games' jump on the Miami Military comes here Ghormley said. "We've had a Bobcats and has played three for the season opener. slowdown because of the bug times to date. Starters for tonight's tilt but the boys have come back They have lost all three, will be six feet or over with well physically. bowing to St. Patrick, Key one exception. Don Caylor, "Mentally, they're right up West, Mary Immaculate and probable guard, is only five on top," he continued. Pine Crest. feet, nine inches. "Spirits are exceptionally Of the five starters tonight, Other starters ("I think") high and competition has only one, John Graham, is not Coach Garry Ghormley said been very keen for starting a letterman. will be Tom Miller (6-3) at and suiting up positions." "John's a junior," Ghor- guard, Ernie Jones (6-3) at Ghormley will carry 12 mley said, "and he's a little (OAltl center, George Sparling (6-1 men on the bench in uniform on the short side for a for- and John Graham (6-0 at with two others sidelined ward. But he's a good feeder GHORMLEY LOWE RUSSAKOV forwards. each week. and handles the ball well. I "Sparling is definitely a "It will be a tossup every think he'll make us a good probable," Coach Ghormley game which two miss out on player." all tenth graders and except competition very high." Seherburger (30), and John said this morning. "At last uniforms',, he said. "They're In the preliminary tonight, for some junior high school Dressing out tonight will be" Hodde (24). night's practice he looked and all working hard and it's one Coach Bill Lowe will take the ball have never played Phil Bliss (12), Tracy Dugan The Jayvees will take the felt like he had the flu bug. I of the most unselfish bunch of Jayvee squad up against a before. (20), DickSalcito (42), Randy floor tonight at 6:30 with the hope it doesn't get any boys I've ever had." like team from Miami "We will carry 20 boys on Hency (40), PatOsborne (34), Varsity going on at 8 o'clock. worse." Ghormley said he looks for Military. the squad but will normally Les Stone (14), Dwight Tickets will be available at Miller, who appeared to be a good year and the Cats "It's a brand new team," dress out 12," Lowe said. Greene (22), Rick Smith (32), the gate. Adult ducats are a candidate for the bench should be favored to take the Coach Lowe said. "They're "This should keep individual Jim McDonals (44), Joe $1.25 and students 75 cents. Friday, Dec. 12, 1969 BOCA RATON NEWS 7A Ait A DIJIW'II, j-!.,M,., • Injury riddled Dolphins may get largest crowd Miami's Dolphins, snake- is second in scoring (60 189 carries, 691 yards, four bit by injuries all season, will points) and second in pass touchdowns. Next is running be guaranteed plenty of home receiving (29). Rushing and back Emerson Boozer, 129 town support when they play receiving, he has accounted carries, 603 yards, four Raiders and Chiefs Saturday the defending world cham- for 1,013 yards. touchdowns. Wide receivers pion New York Jets Sunday in Lloyd Mumphord, rookie Don Maynard (47) and the Orange Bowl. cornerback, had two in- George Sauer (44) are the Tight end, punter and terceptions against Denver, leading receivers on the Jets. utility player Larry Seiple and leads the team with five Maynard may not play Battle for west title has become the 13th starter for a total return of 102 yards. because of an injury. Pete this year to be felled by in- Middle linebacker Nick Lammons, tight end, is the If the Eastern Division place with a 27-24 victory times. juries. He is not expected to Buoniconti is tops in tackles next best receiver with 32 race in the American Foot- over the Chiefs earlier this Len Dawson has been in see much action against New with 73 and 33 assists. receptions. ball League left something to year. and out of the lineup all York. Veteran cornerback Jimmy South Florida sports be desired, at least the Although the Raiders won season, but he is expected to Starting in place of Seiple Warren is first in passes celebrities will join Miami schedule maker compensated with alert defense, they have be in the starting unit against in Miami's season finale in defended against being Mayor Stephen P. Clark in a for the shortcoming in the the league's leading offense, the Raiders. Warren McVea, the Orange Bowl will be credited with 17. "Salute to the Dolphins" at West. first in yards gained (4,759) one of Kansas City's spark- rookie Jim Mertens, the 10th Place-kicker Karl Kremser half-time. It's the Oakland Raiders and points scored (367). plug runners, has an injured round draft choice. is the leader in scoring with Among those participating .mill' Ji"iit)l IIIIV..I!(I against the Kansas City Quarterback Daryle ankle but will probably play. Seiple, who replaced tight 26 extra points and 12 field will be Jimmy Ellis, WBA Chiefs Saturday in Oakland, Lamonica has passed for 33 Kansas City's running attack end Doug Moreau when goals for 62 points. heavyweight boxing and the winner gets the touchdowns, only three shy of is the only one in the league to Moreau had a knee injury, The famed Joe Namath has champion; Eddie Arcaro, Western title. With both the AFL record, and Fred gain more than 2,000 yards hurt his shoulder during a fall connected on 180 of 353 horse racing; Billy Vessels, teams guaranteed a spot in Biletnikoff and Warren Wells this season with Mike Garrett in practice Wednesday. passing attempts for New Don Bossier and Nick Kotys, the playoffs the game might are considered two of the top (661 yards on 153 carries), York's Jets. He has thrown 17 football; Bruce Fleischer,- receivers with 51 and 46 Bob Holmes (561 yards on 138 Jack McGowan, ticket seem a bit unimportant. director, said the crowd will TD passes and has been in- Bruce Devlin, Dr. Cary But the real spoils that will catches respectively. tries) and McVea (477 yards on 97 carries). be the largest ever to see the tercepted as many times. Middlecoff and Bob Toski, go to the winner of the game The Chiefs are No. 1 in Miamians in a regular season Namath is scheduled to start golf; the Dolphins' own is the chance to meet the defense by yielding only 222 In AFL action on Sunday, home game. He said present for the Jets. Babe PariDy and Olympic champ Jimmy Houston Oilers in the yards per game and 167 Boston is at Houston, Buffalo Al Woodall are also expected Hines, and Dr. Dave Sime, at San Diego, Cincinnati at ticket sales already surpass semifinals of the .yin- points —coming up with 30 the record set in 1968 when to see action at the quar- track; Lou Nuta, Jr., r. .* terdivisional playoffs. The interceptions and dropping Denver and New York at terback position. Both have boating; Gardner Mulloy, Miami. 40,067 witnessed the opening first-place finisher in the opposition quarterbacks 47 game with the Houston played only briefly this year. tennis; Evelyn Teal, West hosts Houston, second in Oilers. Parilli completed eight of ten bowling; Jim Pollar, the Eastern Division, and the • i -.. He didn't say, however, pass attempts, Woodall two of basketball; Shirley Stobs, second-place Western team Clay-Frazier fight may four. swimming; and Pete must play the Jets, Eastern whether the crowd would be on hand to watch the Dolphins Running back Matt SneU is Desjardins, diving. Division titlists, in New York New York's leading rusher, Kickoff time is 1:30 p.m. in the semifinals of the never be held in state or to see Joe Namath and the playoffs. Jets perform. With reference to injuries, A glance at Houston's 5-6-2 ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI)— has had a long-standing record shows why both teams 12 men, headed by Quar- Terry Bradshaw will Finding a Florida site for sponsorship agreement with terback Bob Griese, have are so eager to get the chance Cassius Clay and Joe Frazier VFW Post 3559 in Miami to meet the Oilers in the been lost for the season, and to slug it out may be only half Beach. seven more were absent for hurl for Louisiana playoffs. New York lost to the battle faced by promoters Dave Peters, junior, ceuter Dundee said he doubted the periods of one to three games. both Oakland and Kansas of the so-called "dream fight will ever be staged in BATON ROUGE, La. Ohio Valley Conference. A City in recent weeks. The Jets A majority of these players (UPI)— Quarterback Terry fight" between the two this state. enjoyed first string status. sellout crowd of 21,000 is have a 9-4 record in addition heavyweights. Bradshaw of Louisiana Tech, expected for the 1:20 p.m. to the home field advantage Quarterback Rick Norton, the glamour boy of small According to a twice- Miami's original number one CST game, which will be for the first game of the amended 1895 Florida Crissy takes college football, pits his televised regionally. playoffs. draft choice, had his finest passing arm against defense- statute, the promoters will day in the 27-24 Denver Bradshaw, who led the The raiders have a tenuous also have to find a veterans first place minded East Tennessee State nation a year ago in total lead in the West with an 11-1-1 victory last week. Norton hit Saturday in the Grantland organization to sponsor the on 14 of 27 pass attempts for offense, finished third in record while Kansas City is bout. "Pick a number" was the Rice Bowl. NCAA small college statistics 11-2. Oakland took over first 123 yards. He also had two The game, sanctioned by .*.'i And with Clay's attitude name of the golf match for touchdown tosses to his old this year, compiling 2,484 toward the armed services, women of Royal Palm Yacht the National Collegiate yards in nine games. University of Kentucky Athletic Association, will that could be tricky. and Country Club yesterday. teammate, tight end Larry Saturday's game sets up a Stevens' 74 Florida statute 548.01 Nancy Crissy came closest determine the winner of the head-to-head match between Seiple. NCAA Mideast regional prohibits "any pugilistic in Class A competition, Running back Jim Kiick Tech's passing attack and the leads class exhibition, fight or en- posting twelve fives on the 18. crown in the college division. defensive work of East had another fine game Tech is the defending counter" unless it is sanc- In Class B, Margaret Smith against Denver. He carried Tennessee State. Lee Stevens shot a 74 to tioned by one of five veterans had 11 sixes and Maggie champion. Led by defensive back Bill take the action at University the ball 20 times for 71 yards Tech, which finished the organizations' including the Keiper took Class C with ten and scored one touchdown. Casey, the Buccaneers Park Country Club for Veterans of Foreign Wars, sevens. year with an 8-1 record and picked off 34 passes this women yesterday. Also in He also caught a pass. Kiick won the Gulf States Con- the American Legion and the Ninety-eight players made leads the AFL in TDs scored year—a new mark for the .m.i :-i,tii, • «n-I, Class A, Martha Schwind had National Guard. the round. ference, is a slight favorite Ohio Valley Conference. a 77 and a two way tie at 80 rushing, leads the Dolphins in over the Buccaneers, who r.v The original 1895 statute ground-gaining (570 yards), Casey set a school record included Ann Barth and Ida completely outlawed prize finished 9-0-1 and won the with 11 interceptions. Jacoby. fights. But it was amended in Class B went to Ruth 1927 to allow prize fights only Winebrenner Heffernan for a 74. Mollie if they were sponsored by a Davis was second at 79, Helen veterans group. In 1951 the leads Dozen NEW Lobbestael had an 82. statute was again amended to Clare Harrison came up provide for sponsorship of Sam Winebrenner shot a €usf®sifi-Byilt with an 84 for first place in prize fights by an educational net of 59 yesterday to capture ONSTRUCT1ON CO., INC, Class C. Fran Schmal and institution under certain the Class A prize in Dirty Homes - By Olga Miles tied at 8. . .Chip- circumstances. Dozen golf competition at ins went to Jacoby and Chris Dundee, Florida's Boca Raton Country Club. 2-3-4-5 BEDROOMS from $25,550 (Without Lot) Lobbestael. most successful promoter, Russ Baumann was top golfer in Class B, coming in with a net of 57. Spectator tennis set Harold Poole took Class C with a 59. Poole also took the nearest to the flag contest, dropping his drive on number John Graham, junior, forward for hotel tomorrow ten about six feet out. Marge Bealler was the Seven amateurs, with a like first, second and third place winner of ladies' play with a number of professionals will winners. net 53. enter the fifth annual Social Spectator tennis matches tomorrow at the Boca Raton Hotel and Club. HIGHEST QUALITY Making up the list of MECHANIC amateurs wUl be Edward TOBACCONIST Youngs, Bill Hood, Tom We Have a Year-Around Per- Imported and Domestic Mangum, Sandy Walton, Dr. Tom LaSalle, Dr. Edward manent Opening for a Full Time PIPES Kornblue and Dr. Ron Curtis. Fully Qualified Mechanic. Small £ake TOBACCOS Professionals will be Shop Doing Quality Work. Ex- Convenient to IBM, FAU, Schools, Churches, Shopping CIGARS Warren Woodcock of cellent Earnings for Right Man. 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Such negotiated does not (Continued from Page 1) Doctors released Conrad, landscaping would continue necessarily give them the Gordon and Bean Wednesday to be subject to the Com- right to expand," said John moon during future flights. from a moon bug quarantine munity Approval Board. De Grove, while Tore Wallin Conrad, however, said the that started last month on the In other action, the board said he interpreted the lease dust did not raise an in- lunar surface. They said the found the proposed Day Care as not having any provision surmountable problem. moon pilots showed no signs Center to be a "good" project that said the building now of lunar germs. and "appropriate" for the being designed and built "i» *. The astronauts began their area in which the center will the limit." $350 million, million-mile be established. Nixon raps journey with a blastoff from The action was taken Becker urged the board to Cape Kennedy Nov. 14. Thursday after the city not be overly concerned treatment Four days later Conrad and council requested the board about the future at this time, Bean touched down on the to give a report on how it felt since the lease calls for a lunar Ocean of Storms, about the plans for the center. child care and job training of POWs landing with pinpoint ac- The day care project, center and does not say curacy on the lip of a crater sponsored by the Neigh- anything about future ex- pansion. WASHINGTON (UPI) - containing the old Surveyor 3 borhood Center, would be President Nixon today robot moon ship. Gordon located on a one-acre site Rodgers indicated that he described the record of orbited the moon alone in the north of the main fire station. agreed with others that "if treatment by Hanoi and the Apollo 12 command ship Members of the P & Z they want to expand, they're Viet Cong of prisoners of war while they landed. Board decided, however, that going to have to start from one thing that could influence as "one of the most un- Conrad later reported his point zero and renegotiate.^ conscionable in the history of how strongly the board could warfare." descent engine kicked up a endorse the center was large unexpected dust storm Members who questioned Nixon met with the wives or whether the sponsors of the the possibility of future ex- that blocked his view of the center wished to expand the mothers of 26 Americans surface while he was still pansion said they were facilities. concerned about whether missing or captured in about 40 feet high. But he said Most of those on the board adequate parking facilities Vietnam at the White House it should cause no problems —UPI Teleptwto and pledged to try to settle This Is a switch — Santa Clans watching a parade. apparently felt that the would or could be provided the prisoner of war issue "on for pilots making future Actually, Santa is watching pickets in front of Macy's Federal efforts to settle the walkout got a setback when center could not or should not should the center be ex- a humane basis" as quickly pinpoint moon landings. department store la New York City aB they tell the public the two largest unions involved broke off negotiations, be expanded without proper panded. as possible. During 32 hours on the of the seven week-old strike against General Electric Co. charging the company has steadily refused to bargain. The women represented moon Conrad and Bean made wives and mothers of 1,361 two treks across the surface Americans listed either as to set up a nuclear powered missing or prisoners in Viet- science station and gather 73 nam. Five women, accompa- pounds of lunar rocks and nied by Nixon, met with soil. reporters and told of A space agency report after mistreatment suffered by the mission said studies of the their husbands. rocks and data from the Mrs. Sybil Stockdale of science station, designed to Coronado, Calif., wife of keep operating for at least a Navy Capt. James Bond year, "will yield more lunar /A Stockdale, highest ranking scientific data than all American held prisoner, said QVou? previous manned space as far as she could determine her husband had been "held missions, as well as un- in need of medical attention manned lunar missions," and in solitary confinement" Rejoining Gordon in the since his plane was shot down Apollo 12 command ship, four years, three months ago. Conrad and Bean blasted Nixon expressed his sym- flawlessly back to earth and pathy for the women saying splashed down in the South some of their men had been Pacific Nov. 24, where their prisoners for five years. quarantine on earth began. Evening Television Ch. 2 Ch. 4 Ch. 5 6:00 Friendly Giant Ralph Renlck News 6:30 Travel Treat Walter Cronklto Huntley-Brlnklev 7:00 The Coward Death Valley Movie Game 7:30 The Coward Get Smart High Chaparral 8:00 Movie (see below) Death Driver High Chaparral B:3O Hogan's Heroes Name Game 9:00 Movie (see below) Name Game 9:30 Name Game 10:00 Minn. Symph. Secret Agent 10:30 Minn. Symph. Secret Agent 11 "00 News News 11:30 Merv Griltln Tonight Show Ch. 6 Ch. 7 Ch. 10 6:00 News Fav. Martian Wyler Works 6:30 Frank Reynolds McHalo's Navy Rifleman ?;l)0 Hlrilslones Dark Shadows FIsh'n'Fun 7:30 Let'f. 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As you know, you from being tranquil and My 20-year-old daughter is calamitous deformities can happy. Then speak to your planning to be married in five occur in the newborn child doctor about them and, if months. I do not know if she whose mother, during necessary, he will refer you had German measles as a pregnancy, had German to some psychological child. Can there be any ad- measles; guidance to relieve the inner Holiday verse reaction to the new Many of these are now fears that are plaguing you. vaccine in a young adult? avoidable if the mother has I am certain that you do not Mrs.AJD.W., had proper vaccination. A have all the medical and South Carolina massive campaign is now psychological problems of Dear Mrs. W.: Few adults under way to vaccinate every your friends. The working of open girl, in the hope that the the body in health and disease sadness of birth deformities is a very personal one. from German measles can be completely eradicated. How high is high for blood The chance of an adverse pressure readings? Dr. reaction to the vaccine is Mr. J.Y., Tennessee house Coleman slight. Your own physician Dear Mr. Y.: Blood will, of course, advise your pressure numbers are only daughter of any possibility of important to the doctor who is Mrs. William Hartt hangs a an allergic reaction to the evaluating your general wreath on her door with the really know the exact in- ingredients of the vaccine. health. There are some help of Mrs. Gary Luing and fectious diseases they may standards of blood pressure have had during childhood. Mrs. Walter Courtenay. The 1 The glands in my neck readings that depend on the wreath will signify open Parents, too , have difficulty become swollen whenever I size, the age, and the general house for members of Florida in recalling all of their have an infection. I become body build of an indidividual. Atlantic University Woman's children's diseases. terrified when they get large Numbers themselves can be Club and their husbands It is for this reason that I because I am sure I am terrifying unless a patient : Sunday. The holiday open always urge parents to keep a developing a cancer. Then knows their meaning in terms house will be held 5 to 8 p.m. written record of major the glands get smaller and I of his own condition. illnesses of their children. I in the Hartt home, 6S0 N.W. feel better. Why does this do not mean that this should happen to me and not to any 13th Ave. Speaking of your health; be a burdensome of my friends? Why is good health valued documentary of every sore Mrs, N.O., Arizona only during times of illness? throat and insignificant Dear Mrs. O.: When the Treasure and respect it while illness. It should record glands in the neck become you have It. ANN LANDERS vaccinations, boosters, swollen it means that they Dr. Coleman welcomes contagious diseases, are helping to fight an in- letters from readers, and, allergies to drugs, special fection somewhere in the while he cannot undertake to episodes of illness and, of nose, sinuses, or throat. In answer each one, he will use course, any surgical fact, it is a sign of your good questions in his column Ex wife acts like she isn't procedures. health that your defense whenever possible and when I believe that every young mechanisms are at work. they are of general interest. woman who expects to Your fear of cancer is not Address your letters to Dr. become pregnant should an unusual one in this Coleman in care of this Dear Ann Landers: What It isn't as if she is an or- cerned about any of this. She head!" I say stupid things faults. safeguard her child by having anxious, stressful world of newsoaner. can I do about an ex-wife who phan, Ann. This woman has says he is a wonderful and then I could kick myself. —Mr, Nothing a protective injection of the ours. Ask yourself if you do < The first annual Christmas plate by The Porsgrund Christmas Plate for Wedgwood of England, introduced in 1969 depicts the origin of the tradition SOUTH FLORIDA'S LARGEST FULL LINE AUTHORIZED CARRIER DEALER the year that commemorates The of gift giving as interpreted by a con- Investiture of Prince Charles as The'Only Air Conditioning Company in South Florida with Prince of Wales. The Windsor Castle, temporary artist. "COMPUTI FACILITIES UNDER ONI ROOT" ancestral home of every Prince of Wales, and a holly-wreath rim are You can start your own tradition by embossed in white on traditional presenting these beautiful plates to your Wedgwood blue jasperware. friends, relatives and associates. Created in a limited edition series, it is destined to be an heirloom. 8" diameter. Twenty five dollars. Subject to The quantity is limited and production CONFIDENCE IS OUR prior sale. for all time has been discontinued. The MOST IMPORTANT PRODUCT We have just received notice that the value increases automatically as of •SSL balance of our order of six additional December 26th, 1969. Price: Ten plates will be shipped shortly. Dollars. PAOi 8®€A HAT OH BROWARD 9456421 391-4740 927-3277 ,'v •'.'I \ 71 2 EAST PALMETTO PARK ROAD BOCA RATON, FLORIDA MAIN OFFICE • 1440 S. DIXIE HIGHWAY • HOLLYWOOD, FLORIDA ^ TELEPHONE: 399-9566 NEW OFFICE - 5471 N. DIXIE HIGHWAY- BOCA RATON 2B BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, Dec. 12, 1969 At Bibletown Church 71 THE FIRST Students to collect for baskets CHURCHES RATON PRESBYTERIAN Bibletown Community Church will Al/VfcNT A.L.C. - Ronold J. DingU, Poifor mark White Sunday at both services 5001 N.E. 4th Avenue (near U.S. 1) Boca Raton Sunday by collecting canned foods, dry Phones: 393-3632 or 395-4741 goods and donations for Christmas SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:30 WORSHIP 9:00 & 10:45 CHURCH baskets for the needy families. Nur»ery ot Both Service* Junior High Sunday School students, BOCA RATON 600 West Camino Real who are in charge of the program, will *) I . I /WIL Mo. Synod - Eugene O. Krug, Pastor take up the collections prior to the 701 W. Palmetto park Road (7 blks. W. of U.S. 1) services. Phones: 395-0433 or 395-1939 • Dr. Torrey Johnson will preach at SUNDAY SCHOOL - 9:45 WORSHIP 8:30 & 11:00. both services. His topic will be "As It is (Nursary at 8:30 & 11:00) ANNUAL in the Days of Noah" at the morning DEERFIELD BEACH service. Evening topic will be "Mary L.C.A. - John H. Clork |l, Patfor the Mother of God." Hiding Halvarson 959 S.E. 6th Avenue (Just W. of Deerfield Bch. Bank) CHRISTMAS CAROL and Dr. and Doris Newman will Phones: 3S9-3146 or 399-0270 present music at the evening service. SUNDAY SCHOOL - 9:30 WORSHIP 8:30 & 11:00 (Nurswy at8i30& lliOO) SING "Bridging the Generation Gap" will be the sermon topic at Unitarian- Universalist Church. Sunday, December 14th First United Rev. Christian D. Weber's sermon topic will be "Christ Incarnate in the 7:30 P.M. Church" at the 11 a.m. service in Methodist Church Moravian Church. Dee Dee Brockes, Karen Danielson and Pat Burke view posters they wishes you also helped design for Bibletown Community Church White Sunday observance. A JOYOUS ADVENT SEASON Rev. C. Gordon Brownville will 625 NE 2nd Awe., Boca Raton preach at both services in University Clark S. Reed, Minister "Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring". The Christmas and its Eternal Damage" Director of Christian Education — Jane Stentz 'THE NIGHT ANGELS SANG' Baptist Church. Sermon topic at the quartet is under the direction of David morning service will be "His Name — will be the sermon topic of Rev, Albert Parish Visitor — Robert C. Buckley- Cunningham of Boca Raton. L. Eastman at the 11 a.m. service in Church School 9:30 A.M. A Christmas Cantata Wonderful". "His Name — Coun- The Flying Scotsmen will also ap- sellor" will be the topic at the evening Church of the Open Door. Morning Worship 9:30 A.M. and I h00 pear at the Royal Palm Plaza at 3:30 Midweek Worship Wednesday 8:30 AM Presented By service. "The Drug Problem Today" will be Friday in a Christmas program. the topic of the evening program which ^ ttursery The Crusader, CalvSn and Both events are open to the public. will be presented by representatives of Advent Lutheran Church augmented "ADVENT AND THE FOUR AGES OF MAN" choir will present a concert at 8 p.m. the police department and will include Canterbury Choirs Dr. Frederick Nelson will preach on a film "Pit of Despair." — a series of sermons for Advent Sunday, under the direction of Marlin "Christmas Peace" at United Church No. 3 "The Challenge to Youth" Reynolds, organist. Soloist: Patricia Rautenkranz, David of Boca Raton Sunday. "God the Preserver of Man" will be Program for the concert includes Dr. Clark Renshaw, professor of Fulgham, Kevin Toman, Martha "Song of Peace", "While By My the topic at the service for First sociology at Florida Atlantic Church of Christ, Scientist. Clark Sheep," "Coventry Carol," "Oh Sleep University and former missionary in Fair Child," "The Three Kings," Boca Raton Pianist: Mr. Charles S. Linton South America, will speak at the Men's "To You With Love" will be the Organist: Mrs. Philip Golden "Angels Hovered Round," "The Club ladies night Christmas party Shepherd's Story," "Joyful Allelua," sermon topic of Rev. Albert G. Director: Mrs. Rebecca Bath Monday, Dec. 15. The party will begin Shiphorst at both services in First PRESBYTERIAN "Christmas Day," "Break Forth, "O at 6:30 p.m. in Ramada Inn, Deerfield Narrator: Miss Sally Koziol Beauteous Heavenly light," "Glory to Presbyterian Church. An annual Beach. Christmas Carol sing will be held at CHURCH Carol Leader: Rev. Albert G. Shiphorst God in Highest," "Hallelujah Chorus," A Young, Friendly, Growing Church and << Lo How a Rose." the church at 7:30 p.m. Sunday in- "Preparing for a Journey" will be cluding a presentation of the Christ- Everyone Invited the sermon topic of Rev. E. O. Krug at mas cantata, "The Night the Angels CHURCH SCHOOL 9:45 A M The annual Christmas Vespers both services Sunday in St. Paul sang." The cantata will be presented WORSHIP SERVICE 11:00 A.M. Lutheran Church. Holy Communion by combined youth choirs of the program for St. Andrew's School will Temporarily Meeting In Refreshments Following be held at 4 p.m. Sunday in the school will be celebrated at the services. church. chapel. THE ART GUILD BUILDING A program of nine lessons and carols Members of First United Methodist "God Made No Such Mistake" will 801 W. Palmetto Park Road Church will hold a hanging of the green will be given by the Flying Scotsmen • be the sermon topic of Rev. Dale E. REV. DAVID NICHOLAS. PASTOR Chorus, and the Chapel Choir and at 4 p.m. Friday followed by a dinner Hency at Trinity Church of God ser- and carol sing at 6:30 p.m. "For / am not oihamed of fh« Goiptl of Christ... other related choruses, all under the vices Sunday. for It Is fh« power of Cod unto salvation to direction of Mrs. Phyllis Gould. Rev. Clark Reed will preach on the everyone that belltvth." Romans 1:16 The seventh and eighth grade third in a series of sermons "Advent Scotties chorus will be featured in and the Four Ages of Man" at the Congressman Wilmer Mizell, North three numbers, "Behold That Star", a service Sunday. Sermon topic will be Carolina, will be the guest speaker at Slovak carol, "Come Yee All to "Challenge to Youth." the Bibletown Men's Fellowship Bethlehem" and "Allelujah". The. banquet Raturdajrjt 6:30 p.m. in the newly formed String Quartet will play "The Ignorance Surrounding Bibletown eonferenc/Center. Sermons 'To You With Love schedule of religious services Boca Raton Road at N.E. Second Avenue ASCENSION CATHOLIC CALVARY COMMUNITY SUNDAY SERVICES FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD 8:00 AM. — Holy Communion & Homily ."flOOL 9s30 - NURSERY AVAILABLE 1300 N.W. 4th Avenue, Harold R. Hidle, Temporarily located in the Newman 7171N. Federal Hwy. Service 11 ajn. AIR CONDITIONED Center, northwest 35th street, Rev. Sunday. 9.-00 A.M. - Holy Communion & Church School I' :00 A.M. Ssrvice Broadcast Pastor, Services: Sunday School, 9:45 11:00 A.M. - Morning Prayer, Holy Communion, .jhgn WSBR - 740 an the Dial) a.m., Worship Hour, 11 a.m. Gospel Brian Reddington, pastor; services, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 8:30 10 11:30 ajn. and 6 pjn. & Sermon Hour, 7 p.m., Wednesday Bible Hour, Temporary location, Art Guild DAtL BIBLETOWN T ,n . ., X, EXCEPT THURSDAY 'The University Church' 7:30 p.m. building, 801 W. Palmetto Park Rd., 7:30 A.M. - Morning Prayer & Holy Communion COMMUNITY CHURCH Rev. David Nicholas, Pastor, Sunday ST. PAUL LUTHERAN 600 N.W. Fourth Ave., Dr. Torrey THURSDAY THE CHURCH of Ttil OPEH POOR 701 W. Palmetto Park Rd. Rev. Service, 11 ajn., Sunday School, 9:45 10:00 A.M. - Morning Prayer & Holy Communion Johnson, minister, Sunday school, 9:30 ajn. 300 Northwest 35th Street, Boca Raton, Florida Eugene O. Krug, pastor, Sunday ajn.; morning service, 10:45 ajn.; 11:00 AM "THE IGNORANCE SURROUNDING CHRISTMAS school, 9:45 ajn.; worship services, — AND ITS ETERNAL DAMAGE!" evening service, 7 p.m.; communion BOCA RATON BIBLE CHAPEL CONGREGATIONAL 7:00 PM "PIT OF DESPAIR' A film dealing with drug ad- 8:30 and 11 ajn. Pre-school nursery service, 6 p.m. Temporarily meeting in the Garden diction; and a message by a representative of the local Police, during 11 o'clock service. Department. Club center. Services 9:30,11 ajn. and UNITARIAN-UNIVERSAIIST 7 pjn. Sunday; 7:45 pjn. Thursday. PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND. Turn West FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST UNITED CHURCH on 28th Street from Federal Hwy. No. 1, cross RR, then North Boca Raton, 164 W. Palmetto Park Northeast Second Court, pastor Rev. EBENEZER BAPTIST on 2nd. Ave. Rd., Service Sunday 10:30 a.m. J.E. Latham, Services, 11 ajn. and 7 , Northeast 12th, Street, Rev. Earlie EVANGELICAL and REFORMED Robinson, pastor. Sunday school, 9:30 ADVENT LUTHERAN pjn. with Sunday school, 9:30 ajn., 251 SW Fourth Avenue first and third Sunday. ajn.; morning service, U ajn., BTU 5001 N.E. Fourth Ave., Rev. Ronald J. meeting 5 pjn.; evening service, 6 Frederick Nelson, D. D. Minister FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Dingle, pastor, Sunday school, 9:30 MORAVIAN CHURCH r 2 S.W. 12th Ave. Rev. Christian D. pjn. Rev. William Gardner, Pastor ajn., service 9 'and 10:45 ajtn. UNITY CHURCH Sermon TEMPORARY LOCATION Weber, minister, Sunday School at 9:45 "CHRISTMAS PEACE" 3333 N. Federal Hwy., Boca Raton TRINITY CHURCH OF GOD ajn. and Church Service at 11:00 a.m. Boca Raton, 111 E. Royal Palm Rd. SUN DAV SERVICES Robert K. (Bob) Beggs, leader, Temporary location, Addison Mizner Morning Worship 11 AM Sunday School- 9:45 A.M. Training Union 6:30 School, Rev. Dale E. Hency, pastor. FIRST UNITED METHODIST Sunday service 11 a jm., midweek Bible Church School 11 AM Morning Worship 11:00 AM. Evening Worship 7:30 N.E. 2nd Ave. at N.E. 6th St. dark study class, Thursday, 7:30 pjn. Mail Wednesday Evening Prayer service 7:30 P.M. Sunday school 9:30 ajn. Services, 10:30 ajn. Sunday. S. Reed, minister, Sunday school, 9:30 address P.O. Box 952, Boca Raton. "Bible Teaching and Bible Preaching" and 11 ajn. Nursery for children. MYF FIRST PRESBYTERIAN UNITED CHURCH meets Sunday, 6:00pjn. in the Church 251 S.W. Fourth Ave., Rev. Frederick 600 West Camino Real, Rev. Albert G. Hall. UNIVERSITY Nelson, D. C, minister, Church school Shiphorst, pastor, Services 9:30, 11 CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST UHIURIAM UNSVERSALSST CHURCH OF THE LATTER DAY SAINTS and service, 11 ajn. Youth Fellowship Baptist Church 7 pjn. of Boca Raton 450 N. Federal Highway. Sunday 1551 W. Camino Real, Boca Raton ST. JOAN OF ARC services: priesthood, 9 ajn.; Sunday C. Gordon Brownville, D. D. ., 162 W. Palmetto Park Rd. School, 10:30 ajn.; sacrament service, FIRST BAPTIST Interim Pastor t S.W. Third street, Rev. Paul L. 11 :OO AM Panel Discussion Manning, pastor; Sunday Masses 7,8, 6 pin. Temporary location, 3333 N. Federal Highway (Grant Bldg.). Rev. William "His Name —Wonderful" Subject: "Bridging the Generation Gap" 9,10:30 ajn., noon, 6 pjn. Confessions CHRISTIAN REFORMED 7:30 PM Worship Services 10:30 to 11:30 AM Gardner, pastor, Sunday School 9:45 901 W. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Robert "His Nome — Counsellor" Talk back — Discussion 11:30 to 12:15 will be heard every Saturday from 4:30 DeVries, Pastor. Phone 395-3942. a.m. Morning worship, 11 ajn. 9:45 A.M.: SUNDAY SCHOOL Noon to 5:30 and 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Daily Services Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7 pjn. Training Union, 6:30 pjn.; Evening Masses 7 and 8 ajn. Community Bible school, 9:30 ajn. Worship, 7:30 pjn. Mid-week prayer Nursery available during the morning service Wednesday 7:30 pjn. CHURCH OF THE CHURCH OF GOD First Church of Christ, Scientist UNIVERSITY BAPTIST service. FIRST CHRISTIAN OPEN DOOR 1551 West Camino Real, Dr. C. Gordon Interim Location New faculties at 450 N.E. 51st street, 35th St. and 3rd Ave. N.W. Rev. Albert RINI~Y 122 East Boca Raton Road Brownville, interim pastor. Sunday Boca Raton. Sunday School 9:30 ajn. L. Eastman, Pastor. Sunday Services: services, 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m., Sun- Sunday school 9:45 ajn. for which Dale E Heney, pastor SUNDAY SCHOOL — 2nd FLOOR BEBOUT BLDG. Morning Worship 10:45. Evening 395-9652 day school, 9:45 a.m. Prayer meeting Worship 7:30 pjn. Wed. Prayer & there is a nursery available. Morning SERVICES READING ROOM Wednesday, 7 p.m. Sunday 9: IS and 11 a.m. Bocade Bldg. Arcade Bible Study 7:30 pjn. Gene Stinson Worship, 11 ajn. Youth Fellowship v Temporary totation: Sunday School 11 a.m, H- O- E- . Palmett- • o Par- k• Rd-• . ST. GREGORY'S EPISCOPAL Minister. 4627 N.E. 4th Ave. Tel. 395- 6:45 pjn. Evening service at 7:30. lifiJjEBMUHirfTI Addison Mizner Nursery 11 a.m. Weekly 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Tuesday evening Senior choir Wednesday 8 p.m. 245 E. Boca Raton Rd. Sundays, Holy 4901. Communion and Homily, 8 ajn.; Holy rehearsal. Wednesday evening Bible Elementary School CHRISTIAN SCIENCE study hour at 7:30. Communion and Church School, 9 First Church of Christ, Scientist, in- Church School 9:30 a.m. a.m.; Morning Prayer, Holy Com-. HEBREW CONGREGATION Morning Worship 10:30 a.m. Serving Christ and Community terim location, 122 E. Boca Raton Rd. munion, and Sermon, 11 a.m. Daily Sunday services at 9:15 and 11 a.m. Boca Raton Hebrew Congregated, except Thursday, Morning Prayer and Sunday School at 11 a.m., Wednesday P.O. Box 568. Services temporarily Holy Communion, 7:30 a.m. Thursday, held at Lion's Club building, Northwest Morning Prayer and Holy Com- at 8 p.m. Reading room in Bocade Fourth avenue and 35th street. For Clriitim Chyrcl building, Palmetto Park Road. 901 Palmetto Pk, Rd. munion, 10 a.m. information call 395-1293. BIBLETOWN CONIMUNITY CHURCH Rev. Robert DeVries 600 H.W, FOURTH AVE., BOCA RATON Dr. TorresrM. Johnson Worship Sarvlcoa Nuraary Sunday School FIUST CHRISTIAN CHURCH HOT ASSEMBLY of 60D CHURCH 11:00 a.m. 7:00 p.m. Avallabla 9s3Q a.m. 10:45 A.M. 7:00 P.M. o! BOCA RATON 1300 N.W. 4th Avenue - Boca Raton 450 N.E. 31st St., Boca Raton, Florida SUNDAY SCHOOL 9s45 A.M. Attend the Church SUNDAY SERVICES SUNDAY WORSHIP HOUR 11J00A.M. Sunday School 9:30 A.M. SUNDAY GOSPEL HOUR 7:00 PM. worship service 10:45 A.M. WEDNESDAY BIBLE HOUR 7:30 P.M. inspirational musicfeaturlng the Quartet; the Evening Service 7:30 P.M. Sanctuary Choir; and Steve Boait. of your choice Sunday HAROLD R. HIDLE, Po.tor Minister: Gene Stinson Telephone 391-5298 Morning Wornhlp Sarvic » Broqdco»t WWOG-FM 99.9 *:¥:¥:¥ft^^ Friday, Dec. 12, 1969 BOCA RATON NEWS-3 0 A Help female 5 8 Personals BEAUTIFUL DENTAL ASSISTANT No I CLASSFIED precious dental experience! PALM TRAIL LODGE required. Need high school! Picturesque retirement home minimum education and! for you or your loved ones. Delicious home cooking, 24 some secretarial abiliiy. Call| Ads hour supervision. Phone 395-3503, Delray 278-5680. Rates start Year Round HOUSEKEEP-I at $200 per month. ER to work 5 hours daily, Mon. thru Friday, Duties will I Call 5 C Child Care include child care. Call 391-1 TIC TOC Private School. 4965 Morn. 8 to 10 or afternoon] Infants to 7 years. Oopen all 4 to 6. year. 273 N.W. 15th St. Boca WAITRESSES Part or full BEING SMART 395-5044. time. Good working con- 395-8300 Mother will do babysitting in ditions. Atmosphere on the her home days or evenings. ocean. Private Club. Call Near St. Joan of Arc school Manager for appointment. area 391-5410. 391-4015. OFFICE CLERK 399-6719 5 0 instructions, lufofing: General office work. Shor- PROFESSIONAL thand not necessary. Paid All ages. All problems. vacations and other benefits. PUBLIC NOTICES 1965 MUSTANG Auto, Air, M.I.T. Honor grad. ISA Ratio, Heat $1095. 1801 S. Apply Mr. Maier, Boca Harold Selleck, 395-3303 Raton, Laundry and NOTICE OF SALE Dixie Hwy No. 127. Pompano. Call 946-4926 after 6 p.m. "SECRET OF PLAYING BY Cleaners. 30 S.E. 1st 395-5200. To whom It may concern: EAR" book. Finally written You are hereby notified that the $175 '56 CHEVY Convertible following motor vehicles: for all musicians! $4.95. 195? Cadillac Convertible 283, 3 speed, fair condition. No. 59F046467 and PLAY-BY-EAR Studio, Box 1964 Thunderbird Hardtop Call 391-0680. 3202, Indialantic, Fla. 32901. No. 4Y87ZU2415 .will be sold at public sale on •69 CADILLAC Sedan De Tel. 727-2069. Decernber*17, 1969 at 1CL00 AM at: Ville hard top, aqua, Factory MAIDS 1616 N. federal Highway, Delray Typing course for elementary Beach, Fla. air, dual Comfort front seats students. Instructions geared BEACH FRONT MOTEL. HABIT Proceeds-of the sales will be 6300 miles $5350. Call 391-1946. to grade level. Grades 4-5-6. GOOD SALARY — TIPS. applied; first to the payment of the cost of sale of said motor, vehicles Registration accepted now CALL MRS. SAMSON 278- and the cost of publication of nqtlce ' '68 Red FIREBIRD HO of sale and then to the satisfaction Hearse 4 speed, mags, power for 10 week course starting in 3265 or APPLY THE WEN- of the balance due under the con- TERHALTER INN, tract With FRANK COULSOM, steering and disc brakes, Jan. Limited enrollment. 395- INC., 1616 N. FEDERAL, Delray 1920. DELRAY BCH. Beach, Fla. Repair lien on the console, radio 320 HP. Ex- balance will be applied to any other 10 A Help Female charges which are unknown at the cellent. $2000. Call 399-6949 time. '68 PONTIAC.Catalina 4 door LADIES For light Deliveries The amount of the repair Men on in Boca Area. Hours to suit. the 1959 Cadillac is $167.30. The hardtop Meridian Turquoise, amount of repair lien on the 1964 black vinyl top. Low mileage, Call 391-1439. WITH Thunderbird Is $460.98, 10 G Help Hale Publish: Dec. 4, 7, 9, 10, 11, .12, 14, like new tires, power steering Extrovert with a flair for T6, 17, 18, 1949 and brakes. Radio-Heater, Man with ambition to get Furnish proof of publication Fashion. Desire more im- Sears Air Conditioner. portant than experience. ahead in field of metal Spotless. Bought late '68 Phone Kemp Shoe Salon for finishing, buffing, polishing $2,500 Call eves 7 PM-9 PM appointment, 395-4333 or 278- and spray painting. Ex- 391-3936. 0377. perienced in these crafts desirable or will train. Call •68 CADILLAC Sedan De Experienced office Recep- NOTICE TO CREDITORS tionist-Clerk for part time 395-5777 for appointment or Ville, olive green, air con- write PO Box 1000, Boca SOME PEOPIE! IN THE COURT OF THE COUNTY ditioned, AM-FM Radio, new Seasonal work; Salary and JUDGE, IN AND FOR PALM Raton. BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA; IN Radial tires, guaranteed hours open. Call 395-1422. PROBATE, No. 29438 40,000 miles. Automatic FULL TIME HELP IN RE: ESTATE OF window locks. $4200. Call LORENA L. OSSORNE Jack Hasse, 391-1157. Deceased. WAITRESSES 67 FORD FAIRLANE 500 4 To All Creditors, Legatees, Morning or Eve. shift Distributees and Persons Having door, automatic tran- Any Claims or Demands Against smission, V8 RadiO, 13000 DESK CLERK Said Estate: You and each of you are hereby miles, $1350 Call 391-5710. Experienced notified that you are required by ANDERSON HOUSE Law to present any claims and '63 DART Excellent Running SMORGASBORD demands which you, or either of Condition. New tires. Radio, Apply Holiday Inn 2901 N. you, may have against the estate of Fed. Hwy, Boca 4840 N. Federal Hwy. J LORENA L. OSBORNE. deceased, heater, Automatic. $450 Call Ft. Laud. 563-9242 late of said County, to the County IMMEDIATE Judge of Palm Beach County, 395-7280. Florida, at his office in the court '60 COMET 4 door, 30,000 OPENINGS DELRAY HEIDELBERG house of said County at West Palm SHOW & Dancing Beach, Florida, within six calendar miles, Automatic, Radio $225 SECRETARIES, CLERK months (rom the time of the first Call 395-0619. TYPIST, ACCOUNT CLERK, 330 S. Federal Hwy. publication of Shis notice. Each Delray 278-0755 claim or demand shall bo in writing •65 CORVAIR MONZA auto — Qualified applicants apply in duplicate, and shall state the NOW! Personnel Office Fla. place of residence and post office air-very good condition. $650 THE FAMOUS DOOR address of the claimant, and shall Call 395-0910. Atlantic Univ. Equal op- CHINESE FOODS be sworn to by the claimant, his portunity employer. agent, or his attorney, and any such 1 r Mobile Homes Cove Shopping Ctr. claim or demand no1 so filed shall Deerfield Beach, Fla. be void. 10x52 2 bedroom Vk bath. Down and take over •s Homer J. Archambeault, LECHANTILLY Jr., As executor of the payments. Adult park. 946- FRENCH CUISINE Last Will and Testament of- •0493. Lorena. L... Osborne,...;. LAUNDRESS 2440 N."Fed. Hwy. deceased. 5 A Losi & Found BEACH FRONT MOTEL. DELRAY BGH.278-2528 Kurzinger and Honchell LOST, In vicinity of Forsyth GOOD SALARY - GOOD Attorneys for Executor St. and 7 Ave. Wire haired MARRAFFINO 279 North Federal Highway WORKING CONDITIONS. Boca Raton, Florida 33432 FOX TERRIER Answers to MODERN-MODERN MEDITERRANEAN name of "TRAMP" Reward. LAUNDRY. CALL MRS. RESTAURANT First publication: December 12, Openfor Lunch 1969 Call 391-2750. SAMSON 278-3265 or APPLY Boca Raton News THE WINTERHALTER INN 410 N, Federal Hwy. • December 12, 19, and 26, 1V69; Jan. LOST: Black and white male Pompano 942-5597 2, 1970 DELRAY BEACH. Furnish Proof of Publication cat. 4 white paws. Near J. C. PADDLE WHEEL QUEEN Mitchell School. Call 395-1153 CRUISING SUPPER CLUB REWARD. 2950 NE 32 Ave. Ft. Laud. 563-2595 - 564-7659 , NOTICE APPLICATION TO ORGANIZE A NATIONAL BANK AND REPRESENTATIONS OF APPLICANTS dated AUGUST 20, 1969 WANTED THE COMPTROLLER OK THE CURRENCY Washington, District of Columbia Waiters and Waitresses APPLICATION Full or part time We, THE UNDERSIGNED, intending to organize oncl operate a national Opportunities for promotion bank in accordance with the provisions of the National Bank Act, as Please see Mrs. Browne amended, do hereby make application to the Comptroller of tliP Currency for permission to organize said national bank, and propose as follows: Royal Castle, Boca Raton 1. Thai the main office of said national bank be located at Palmetto Park fFederal Hiway at N.E. 20th St. Road and S.W. 12th Avenue, in the City of Boca Raton, Palm Beach County, State of Florida. ... and it comes easy, too! All you have to 1. That, in order of preference, said naiional bank have one of tht- following titles: 7-11 STORES do is to sell the items you no longer need SECURITY NATIONAL BANK OF BOCA RATON. ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF BOCA RATON, STORE CLERKS with fast-acting News Want Ads. Big in FIDELITY NATIONAL BANK OF BOCA RATON. MALE OR FEMALE 3. Thai said national bank be authorized to issue 50,000 shares of capital results . . .small in cost. The News Want stock. 50,000 of said shares to be issued in connection with the organization Starting pay $93.50. 6 day week with of said national bank for a total consideration of $750,000, and that each opportunity for advancement. No ex- Ad habit pays big dividends and is one of such share shall have a par value of 510.00. T he sales price of the stock shall be $15.00 per share. perience necessary. Full company 4. That the total consideration received by said national bnnk for She the smartest habits you can $et . . . whether shares issued by it be allocated as follows: benefits including hospital insurance, you're selling, buying, renting, trading or Capital $500,000.00 profit sharing, paid vacation plus Surplus 150,000.00 many more. Must be 21 neat appear* hiring makes little difference. You'll enjoy Undivided Profits 100,000.00 Total Consideration S?50,000.00 ance and promotable. immediate the same pleasant, profitable experience opening apply in person 7*11 Food 5. That Warren William Kofller, Esq., O( 1725 K St., N.W., City ot Washington, District of Columbia, act as sole and exclusive agent to stores, 1704 Juana Rd., Boca Raton, that our advertisers do every day of the represent and appear for the undersigned before the Comptroller of the Currency, and to receive all correspondence and documents, in respect of weekdays 9 AM to noon or call for year. this application, in accordance with the annexed appeintmRnt of agent appt. phone 399-8400. The lollowing persons are signatories to the application George L.Martin Anders K. Finnvold George H. Sparling, Jr BOCA RATON NEWS Raymond S. Livingstone Daniel J. Ricker John T. Degnan CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Lewis Deschier, II Call Donald H. Reed, Jr, RATES AND INFORMATION Publish; Dec. 7, 1969 The Boca Raton News is published Tuesday through Furnish proof publication Friday afternoon and Sunday. DEADLINES Classified advertising deadline for each daily publication is at 5:00 P.M. the day prior — for Sunday — 4 BOCA RATON P.M. Friday. RATES Rates are based on the size of the ad and consecutive frequency as shown on the chart below. NEWS LINES 1-2-3 4-5 fi-9 10-19 20 or more 4 to 6 .32 .28 .24 .22 .20 7 to 13 .28 .24 .21 19 .17 1 4 or More .25 .22 .19 ,17 -15 Special contract rates are available for commercial 395-8300 399-6719 advertisers. Please call for information. THE BOCA RATON NEWS Note To Santa; Find it fast in Classified 395 PHONE 395-8300 8300. 34 S.E. 2ND ST. P.O. BOX 580 15 0 Pels rot Sale BOCA RATON, FLORIDA 4B BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, Dec. 12, 1969 Boca Raton News A- GIFTS forMOM GIFTS for DAD GIFTS forBQYS GIFTS forGIRLS 4 ». n^tMo CHRISTMAS CLASSIFIED SPECIAL 4 lines |2 Issues >#•#© (Die. 1 thru Dec. 23) 395-8300 (Dec. 7 thru Dec. 23) FOR THE FAMILY MINIATURE DACHSHUND Nicely furnished bedroom; SilWICi DIRECTORYli Affectionate tame RABBITS Puppies. Ready by Christ- Craftsman 8" Table Saw and with private bath and en-1 trance. Seasonal. Couple $45; AIR CONDITIONING JANITORIAL 91 with hutches Need loving mas. Full blooded. Not Bench. Excellent Condition home. Call 395-8660. registered. $20 Call 395-8736. $45. Call 391-0816. Hwy. 441 Lauder- weekly. Single $35. Call 391- and HEATING SERVICE Hwy., Boca. BUSY BEE j GARAGE SALE—DEC. 13, 9\ BAR BELL-DUMB BELL 110 YAMAHA dale. _____ 4088. AIRTECH HEATING & LB Set. Exercise Book $10. FOR COLLECTORS^ jBoca S.W. Private room and 25 B Apartments for Rent AIRCOND. CLEANING SERVICE ] AM TIL ... 250 S.W. 12 Ave. 180 cc Electric Start Call 395-7539. i n. iMftnoim. i--jower. Quiet neighborhood, Lady to share apartment with! Prompt personalized A Complete home or apt.i Boca. like new condition. large Chess sets $100 Call Mr. llrv.ii «<« OCR* Fisher Hi Fi, Twin Bed PIANOLA (Electric Player Must sell—Make Offer. same. Convenient location] economical service Call 395- cleaning service. On a! Conley 395-1616. ftp^ogg room table and Call 395-9264. j 9465 Monthly or weekly basis. AIsoJ Mattress and springs, Argus Piano) 9 mo. old. still on Call 3914473 office cleaning. Houses and| Camera, Kitchen Set, Misc warranty. Private party. '66 FIBERGLAS 17' Boat 1930MODELA2Doorfready'«*4 chairs. Blond Oak. Ex-Unfurnished 3 bedroom 2 household items. Call 395- Evinrude motor, Trailer, for restoration. 1929 MODELlfflcellent Condition $45. Call 391- bath. Children a must. Call apts. opened or closed, alsof Take over payments. Call A open truck, many newiytQ8l6, Air —Heat —Refrigeration new construction cleaning J 2604. 395-7318 after 5. Complete cover, and equip- 399-8290. ( Repairs—Installation ment. Call after 3 PM 391- parts. Runs perfectly.** SINGER All... .wor „k guaranteed toi >6 week old Male German FOR HER M Furn. 1 Bedrm. & eff. apts. E. Pita, Mech. Contractor satisfaction. Call 58^0196 ask Jishepard Pups, $35- No 5616. Wooden bed, good tires, plusigE Touch & Sew sewing Air cond. 450' to Public Call Boca 391-3140 Lovely handmade em- extra A parts. CallJ91-4183.|f it machines (7 of them) all are beach. Monthly or season 399- for Minnie Walden. 2r papers. Nice gift for child. broidered material from BEST BOAT BUY ALTERATIONS PAINTING 11 r_,n 9m.ua* IN BOCA STOCKING STUFFERS | slant needle models and are 4453^ EXCELLENT TAILOR All Puerto Rico, for dresses. Beautiful New equipped to zigzag, ARVAN the PAINTMANftjt AKC MALTESE PUPS Pastel colors. Call 391-0692. 14' Fiberglas Ski or Fishing A few remaining 2 bedroom 2 kinds of Ladies & Men's House & roof painting ft Exquisite, adorable bells of Cathedral haul with 33 HP JEWELRY For Christmas * make buttonholes, and fancy ^th apartments yearly & Alterations . . . Barton & WALLPAPERING |i snow white fur# Elegantj Brand new Parkridge 1969 Evinrude. Will giving. Dorothy Parsons Gift £ stitches. These machines seasonal at Ocean View Miller Cleaners & Laundry, hardy and rare; the perfect collapsible pull GOLF CART demonstrate. $595 Firm. Call Shop. Camino Shopping * carry full guarantees and will Apts-) 2519 N. Ocean Blvd., 2600 N. Dixie Hwy. at 5 INTERIOR & Christmas gift. Deposit will with seat $25. Call 391-4586. 395-1846 after 4. Plaza. g be sold on a "first come-first goca 399-8290 ARGENTINA MINK STOLE, FOR BROTHER fj! served" basis, only $39.95 Points, Wilton Manors 566- EXTERIOR hold till Santa comes. 276- New — unfurnished 1 like new. Originally $950 will TAPE ON HUSBAND'S each. Monthly payments 4314. J.RUSSELL 4578. MIRROR FOR CHRISTMAS Ideal for Christmas Beagles . bedroom, IV sell for $250 Call 395-3552. __ . . $25 Each Call 399-0514. available. They may be in- 391-1695 I'm really dreaming of carpeting, LADIES AND MENS BLACK POODLE PUPPIES Christmas gift for the WIFE spected and tested at Un- S&M PAINTERS"" something I saw at Antique SURFBOARD 7'6" HOBIE. , pool, putting Alterations. Fast Service REGISTERED 6 Weeks old. AND HOME. New or rebuilt claimed Freight, 2003 U.S. Phone Polly 391-1896. INSIDE AND OUTSIDE i«Ready for Christmas Mother- World, 4209 N. Fed. Hwy, $75. Call Amy after 5 PM 395- etc. FROM $165 per month. NEW OR OLD WORK Kirby vacuum cleaners. Hwy. 441 South, Ft. Jfi.toy. Fatheri>ocket poodle. 2 Pomp.! Signed, Your Loving 9485. Lauderdale, 9 AM-9 PM Annual leases. Adults. No ALUMINUM SPECIALTIES FREE ESTIMATES Kirby Co. of Deerfield Bch., Wife. Seacrest Awnings fi Females $100 each 1 male, FOR YOU . . • Mon.-Fri. Sat. till 1 PM No pets. THE FORUM, 1361 S. NO JOB TOO SMALL 1 837 S. Fed. Hwy. 399-5232. FOR SISTER Federal Hwy., Boca Raton. Bahama Shutters Call after 5, 391-1739. i silver, $150 Call 5234022 after Give her the Yuletide Scent- Quality Fruit Base TABLE sales to dealers. Crest-FOLD Shutters BARBIE DOLL CLOTHES Sacrifice$w> US Model Open Daily 10 a JH. to 5 PLUMBING iment, Christmas Eve Hand made by Grandma. Yf^ltf- M ED FURNITURE, port. Patio RF & Screen End. Plumbing & Sewer repairs 24 Perfume. Now at Boca Bag 3 POODLES AKC 4 weeks Brand new — Reasonable. Call 399-8579. JfTABLES - CHAIRS - New unfurnished 2 bedroom, Protek-O-Weather Hr. Service. Free Estimates. 1 old. Ready at Christmas. Shop, 98 S.E. 1st Ave., Call 395-0710 Eves 5 PM-9 April 11,1970 ifCOUCHES. Boca Quality 2 bath, GE kitchen including (Vinyl Enclosure) Boca 941-4000 Mr. Todd. Downtown Boca. Monark or Niagra Carpet .Small Deposit will hold. PM. A surprise trip with «Jused Furniture, 117 NW 11 St. disheasher, wall to wall ROOF CLEANING [Mother and father at same NEW NATURAL AUTUMN Girls 24" BICYCLE Good Georgina. Your tour escort to «r>39i-3580 carpeting, screened-in patio, Alco Siding AND PAINTING n3",^?!1?,!!; Th0matW STEREO CONSOLES Seacrest Cote • address. Private 391-1071. HAZE MINK coat. Size 14. Condition. Call 395-3749 after Don't Watt. Call278-2623 Book J| pool, putting green etc. From DON & JOHNS Paid $2500. Sacrifice $1500. We have juat received a Carports & Cabana Rooms JiAKC RED FEMALE 5 and weekends. __ your 7 day cruise with Gulf lishlpment of 7 brand new $215 per month. Annual Roof, house or trim, Pressure \ Call 395-0602. ALUMINUM Doors flDASHUND. Pick of the Litter FOR A FRIEND Stream Travel flSstereo consoles. Some still in leases. Adults. No pets. THE Cleaning & Painting.! |;$125. Call after 5 941-1681. Bayberry, cranberry or FORUM, S. Federal Hwy., Storem Shutters Licensed Ins. Free Estimated TEAM UP Give a Gift Cer- cartons. These 1969 £ AKC TOY POODLES, Silver blueberry soap, kissing tificate to a Friend and join Boca Raton. Model Open 946-1000. i angels, date reminder books, nationally advertised models C^EACREST I Gray, 5 female, 1 male, 5 yourself for FREE. Call NOW Just pick out your desire and are in beautiful walnut finish Daily — 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. ^^140 No. Faderal Hwy.. Boc« Raton SLIPCOVERS j flower calendars. The Brass Rattan cushions re-made.' • weeks old. Deposit will hold 391-4890 Elaine Powers let your Santa know to which with four speaker system and HAMPSTEAD VILLAGE' y . . , . 395-9271 til Christmas. Call 395-4437 or Knocker Gift Shop, 71S. Fed. Merchant he should go. Your fabric or ours. Foam Boca. Figure Salon. world famous BSR turntables APARTMENTS ARTICLES FOR RENT rubber in stock. Call Paul 399- __&^_5__£_2___i!(__and powerful solid state 660 Glouchester St. North HAVING A PARTY?? We 5152. **^r*______fH chassis. They will be sold on a Boca. Deluxe furnished have tables, chairs, punchi 15 A Miscellaneous Sale TV SERVICE 10 B Help Male 10 B Help Male "first come — first serve" apartment 1 bedroom 1% bowls, dishes, silverware .... STAR TV SERVICE ID B Help Male MARY CARTER PAINTS basis for only $88 each or baths. Monthly or yearly. Dixie Rents & Sales 395-7359. Wanted: CARPENTERS Experienced Portram REPAIR ALL MAKES PART TIME MALE HELP 5 programmer $10,000 to NOW AVAILABLE AT small monthly payments. We 3 BEDROOM 3 BATH DAYS A WEEK — 3 PM TO 6 AND LABORERS. Call 395- CAMERA SERVICE COLOR, BLACK & WHITE 3132 by 8 A.M. See Bill Cane. $12,000 Call 391-4600. BOCA GARDEN SUPPLY have records available so you 2 BEDROOM 2 BATH 19 cents COLOR PRINT. ZENITH SALES & SERVICE PM CAR NECESSARY. 119 W. Pal. Pk. Rd., 395-0818 can test each set before you 1 BEDROOM 1 BATH Camera Repair, Free est. 2174 NE 1 Ave. Boca 399-2266 APPLY BOCA RATON Two men experienced in rug MAINTENANCE MAN GE Refrigerator 15 ft. buy. They may be inspected Furnished or Unfurnished Passports photos. The Photo USED FURNITURE^ NEWS 34 SE 2 ST. cleaning, housewide For small condominium in FROST FREE White, like at Unclaimed Freight, 2003 apartments for Rent yearly Mart. 942-6043. BUY-SELL-TRADE cleaning, furniture cleaning, Boca Baton. General up keep New $200 Call 278-6429. U.S. Hwy. 441 South, Ft. Classified Ad Service of bldg.- and grounds. Must be or seasonal in Boca Raton. HOME IMPROVEMENTS Boca Quality Used Furniture Phone 395-8300 etc. $175 week to start. Beautiful Pastel MINK Lauderdale. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Call Snow Construction 399- Improvements and repairs,, & Thrift Shop 117 NW 11th St. Benefits — etc. Mr. Service reliable and able to start Mon.-Fri. Sat. tilt 1 P.M. 5942. immediately. $90 dollars STOLE. Cost $1100 ... Also drapery rods installed. 391-3580. REAL ESTATE 399-8866. Sacrifice for $250 Write Boca Don't miss it Sun 14, Sale of RENTAL APARTMENTS — Reasonable — Estimates 391t, , WATCH REPAIR SALESMAN per week. 5% day to start. t BUS BOYS LUNCH AND Good Steady job for reliable Raton News Box MM 4. unusual handmade gifts — Newly completed oceanfront 1385 or 395-4883. JOHN REDDING - Fritz OR original lunch paid purses rental apartment building Carlson — Dora Yodonis. BROKER-SALESMAN DINNER PRIVATE CLUB man. Call Mr. Hart 399-8877. LOFTY pile, free from soil is Call 2764972. the carpet cleaned with Blue and trash bareels. Only some has several units available Classified Ad Service BEACON LITE JEWELERS We are expanding our 10 C Help, Male or Female of gifts available at this for 1 or 2 yr. leases. Three — 1 Phone 395-8300 Beacon Lite Shopping Center. organization and have an Year round employment. Couple to manage apart- Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1. Belzer's Hdw., "garage sale". 1123 S.W. 3 St. bedroom-den 2 baths apts. opening for an experienced Keen adaptable man wanted, ments in Key West. live rent from $260. per month. One — real estate salesman. Our 3198 N. Fed. Hwy., Boca. Boca. Willing to learn plastic free plus salary. Walking lawn sprinkler. 1 bedroom, 1% bath apt. at reputation, plus a very molding business. Immediate Management experience $225.00 per month. All HELP WANTED cooperative staff with all the Use News Classified Melnor, Like new. Twin bed, opening on the 4:30 PM to 1 preferred. Call Pat 395-3558 Walnut headboard, box apartments unfurnished and Male to work at Boca Raton working tools and know how, AM Shift. 45 hour week. Time or 391-0483. ready for immediate oc- will help a producer make 15 B Musical Instruments springs and mattress in News monitoring wire service and Vi over 40 hours. Good TIMEKEEPERS LUDWIG STANDARD Excellent condition. Call cupancy. For inspection and good money in booming Boca Starting Pay — Many For shift work. Excellent further information contact machines 8 AM to 5 PM Raton. The name Motherwell DOUBLE BASS DRUM SET after 5 PM 391-2290. benefits — Including Com- pay. Fringe benefits. 4 PM to with ZILGEN CYMBOLS ELECTROLUX the Patrician, 2851 S. Ocean Tuesday through Saturday. has been well known in Boca 12 PM and Midnight to 8 AM. Blvd., Boca Raton, telephone Raton for the past 12 years. pany paid Hospital Plan, like new $500 391-5547. 4 Eleetrolux vacuum See Chuck Jesse Uniforms—Holidays- 15 D Pels tor Sale cleaners and all atachments 3fl1-_? EVEN SANTA'S HELPERS NEED A LITTLE HELR Not the elf and reindeer kind. A way to make Christmas shopping more convenient. Like BankAmericard. No cash to carry. Or checks to write. Thousands of stores honor BankAmericard. So you can hop in your sports sleigh and charge off anywhere. For anything. Even if Santa gets all the credit. For the Christmas list that has everything. First Bank & Trust Company of Boca Raton, N.A. University National Bank of Boca Raton First National Bank of Delray Beach First National Bank and Trust Company of Riviera Beach Citizens Bank of Palm Beach County, W. Palm Beach. 19«9«5crviccrflaftil owned «ml ltc«rt»U hy BmkAm«lcf Corporation