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Ann Landers 4B Oct. 16-18, 1967 Churches 10B Hi Lo Rain Classifieds 12-13A Mon. 85 65 0 Editorials 4A Tues. 86 65 0 Shorts 8-9A BOCA RATON NEWS Wed. 89 69 0 Vol. 12, No. 143 Thursday, October 19, 1967 26 Pages f Agreement makes teachers happy Still waiting for word fromFEA By SANDY WESLEY Boca Raton teachers will not make that trip to Orlando Sun- day; neither will more than 35,- 000 other teachers in Florida. The Florida Education Asso- ciation announced yesterday that it has reached an agreement with the governor and that the meeting has been cancelled. Although the teachers have i received no official word from FEA about what agreements have been reached by the leadership and Governor Claude Kirk, Roy Howell, Boca Raton High School math teacher said he is certain that the agree- Crossing Guard Austin Jordan helps youngsters around construction job at Palmetto Park road and ments will be satisfactory to the Dixie highway. local teachers. g*:::o:::¥:*ra^ Howell, district classroom teachers director for the FEA, said yesterday that he has re- Students get ceived no official word yet about Communication the agreements. "We're all very happy that the FEA and Governor Kirk have safe passage reached an agreement, though," center gets OK he said. By JACK HUTTON Tentative voice approval was hicles in operation and a taping Although the teachers don't given by city councilmen Mon- system would record all con- Want a puppy? Patty Owens and Ann Darrah show off the aband- know just what the agreement Improvements to the Florida day night to a centralized com- versation received or dispatch- oned female puppy which has adopted the girls at Marymount Col- is, Howell said, "it must be East Coast Railway crossing on munications system for police, ed over the radio. lege. The girls have pretty much adopted her, too, but would pre- something worth while or the Palmetto Park road has caused Several such systems are al- FEA leadership wouldn't have the school crossing to be moved fire and public works depart- fer to find a good home for the dog. And would you believe she's backed out of the mass meet- ments. ready in operation in the state, named "M.C."? about 25 yards south of the in- Mark Brothers, communica- councilmen were told. "With ing. The membership won't go tersection. tions consultant for Motorola your present rate of growth, for a back off by the leader- The more than 100 school Corporation, told councilmen you will soon have more radio ship." children that cross twice a day the unit, expected to cost about traffic than your present units Pair of barking poodles We don't want to crucify now have to trek down Dixie, $30,000,^111 pay for itself can handle efficiently," Broth- Governor Kirk," Howell added. cut through the sand spur patch, through the release of extra dis- ers said. "This is something that has cross the railroad to 1st avenue. patch personnel. City Manager "Some time you'll have afull been building up for the last ten Crossing guard Austin Jordon Alan Alford said the elimina- moon, it will be Friday and will signals fire in home years under Farris Bryant and points out that city police, school tion of new personnel would save also be payday," he said. "When Hayden Burnsadministration.lt patrol, the contractor and mot- the city approximately $13,500 this comes, look out." By JIM RIFENBURG kitchen stove caught fire and just happened to come to a cli- orists have cooperated to help spread through the ceiling, walls max at this point." per year. Two barking poodle dogs and roof of the dwelling. out while the crossing is closed. Brothers said the system possibly saved a home from Mrs. James, who was home "One thing I personally do "The contractor put a gravel could be installed and in use total destruction by fire about alone at the time, said she was hope," Howell said, "is that the path across the tracks for the within 90 days after approval 80 days for 8:30 Wednesday morning, a lo- outside talking to a neighbor. FEA did not agree to Governor kids to cross on," he said. "We by council. cal resident said. Kirk's plan to submit the legis- have had wonderful cooperation Primarily, the new system Mrs. James E. James of 429 Mrs. James praised quick lative recommendations to a from everyone," Jordon added. would put a central unit at the false alarms NE 34th Street said she was action by Fire Lt. Salvatore referendum. I don't think this School children use the police station and would handle outside in the yard when she Matteis who arrived on the should be left up to the voters. crossing going to and from Boca all emergency calls for fire or Harvey Leroy Douglas was heard the dogs barking and scene ahead of the fire trucks. The legislature should accept Raton School and St. Joan of police. During the normal work- sentenced to 80 days in jail rushed into the house to find "He used a portable fire ex- its responsibility." Arc School. ing daylight hours, public works Tuesday when he appeared in herkitchen in a roaring blaze. tinguisher and had a lot of the would be controlled through court to answer charges of turn- Fire department officials es- fire out almost immediately," Howell said he thinks the present radio facilities but ing in false fire alarms. timated the damage at between she said. "When the trucks got teachers will know by today just Goldwater to would go to the central unit at Sgt. Fred DettmanoftheBoca $6,000 and $7,000. here the firemen had to cut what the official agreements night and on weekends. Raton Police Department said The fire evidently started into the walls to get at part of are and what they mean to the Councilmen discussed at the alarms had been turned in when grease in a vent over the the blaze." schools and teachers. appear here some length the possibility of during a period of two months. establishing an "emergency" In handing down the charges, A reception for Barry Gold- telephone number which would Judge Kenneth M. Dix sentenced water, 1964 Republican presi- be used by residents. Brothers Douglas to serve 20 days on dential candidate, will be held at said 7777 is now being made each count and for the sentences City will study area basis 5 p.m. Nov. 1 at the Boca Raton into a nation-wide emergency to run consecutively. Hotel and Club Cabana Club, telephone number. Dettman apprehended Doug- according to Mrs. William Cas- The electronics representa- las after he had listened to sady, Palm Beach County Re- tive said the unit would be con- tape recordings of the calls publican state committeewo- trolled most of the time by one made to the fire department. for Winfield sewer charges man. man. "He could work all depart- After Douglas was called by Ticket chairman for Boca ments simultaneously," Broth- the department and his voice Mathematicians began sharp- "square footage assessments cludes some major multi-fam- Raton is Bill Cassady, 395-5117. ers said. "This would include recorded, the tapes were com- ening their pencils at City Hall are the most logical basis where ily buildings and other zoning Proceeds from the reception receiving all telephone calls, pared. When confronted with this week as a Council-ordered you have uniform zoning." classifications. sponsored by Palm Beach, dispatching police and fire ve- the evidence, the defendant ad- study of Winfield Park sewer The city's area "L" however Developer Charles Marqusee Broward and Dade Counties Re- hicles and controlling alarm mitted making the calls. line assessments got under- doesn't have uniform zoning. argued that square foot as- publican campaign committees systems." way. Largest part of the area is sessments for the apartment will go to the Palm Beach In addition to the radio part At Tuesday's meeting, the single family residences, but buildings and bowling alley County Republican campaign of the unit, a map would show council ordered the assessment the south side of 20th street in- would not be fair. fund. location and number of all ve- roll re-computed on the basis of square footage rather than front footage. Residents of the Councilman HAROLD MAULL area have repeatedly protested and PlanningDirectorWALTER that the front-foot basis results YOUNG debating the merits and in many inequities, particular- demerits of cul de sacs. An ly in the case of irregularly innocent bystander rules it a shaped and corner lots. draw. . .Policeman pressed in- Councilman Harold Maull took to service as a crossing guard the floor Tuesday to join the on Camino Real yesterday residents in their protests and morning.. .Manufacturers' rep- used the overhead projector resentatives (salesmen) coming for a series of visual presenta- through town in droves, chasing tions. He pointed to several in- the winter sun,. .Painters giv- stances in which the front-foot ing Boca Raton School a second system of computing sewer as- coat of paint, green where the sessments resulted in signifi- youngsters can get their busy cant discrepancies. little hands and beige where they can't reach.. .Interest already Conceding that there are dif- stirring in the February munici- ficulties in all systems, Maull pal election. Among those being urged a study of square-foot mentioned as possible candi- assessments to "try to see what dates for the City Council: we can do to bring some equity EMIL DANCIU, JOE DeLONG, in." Looks just like the big city traffic jams doesn't it? Cars and crossing during repairs to the Palmetto Park road crossing of the JOHN QUINN, HARRIET JACK- Councilman Ed Guthrie con- trucks fill Dixie highway near the 13th street intersection during Florida East Coast railroad tracks. MAN, and incumbents HAROLD curred with the observation that the evening rush. Heavier than usual traffic has been using the MAULL and PAT HONCHELL. 2A Thursday, Oct. 19, 1967 BOCA RATON NEWS Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Florida. A set of such docu- NOTICE OF ADOPTION Project No. 300-67-5 NOTICE OF ADOPTION 'Little progress since days ments may be obtained from OF ORDINANCE OF ORDINANCE the Engineer at 700 S.E. Third The following ORDINANCE No. SECTION A The following ORDINANCE No. Street, Gainesville, Florida 1256 was adopted and passed 1255 was adopted and passed ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS 32601 (P.O. Drawer 1329), upon into law on October 10th, 1967, Sealed Proposals will be re- into law on October 10th, 1967, 9 deposit of FIFTEEN DOLLARS at a regular meeting of the City at a regular meeting of the City ceived at the office of the City ($15.00). This deposit repre- Council of the City of Boca Manager, City of Boca Raton, Council of the City of Boca sents reproduction cost and is Raton. Copies of this Ordinance Raton. Copies of this Ordi- of suffragettes - Susan B. Boca Raton, Florida, until 2:30 nonrefundable. are on file in the office of the nance are on file in the office P.Mi, E.S.T., November 9, No Bidder may withdraw his City Clerk and available for in- of the City Clerk and available 1967, at which time and place bid for a period of thirty (30) spection during regular working for inspection during regular "Women have re- own families, but theubiquitous salesmanship be consumed, turn from all bids received will be pub- days after the date set for the hours. working hours. gressed psychologically families of the world. in magazines, radio and taking in, to give oat — licly opened and read aloud opening of bids. for the furnishing of all labor, Proposal shall be submitted AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY and spiritually, while We have forgotten that television, that we will giving out to a cause materials, equipment, and ap- OF BOCA RATON PROVIDING AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY greater than ourselves, in triplicate on the Proposal OF BOCA RATON AMENDING progressing politically women are only fulfilled only find happiness in paratus for the construction of form furnished as a part of FOR THE SALE OF LOT 9, SECTION 25-62 OF THE CODE that of our fellow human test wells; two (2) water supply LESS THE EAST 14.0 FEET, and economically," ac- when we focus on giving buying more, taking in, these Specifications, extra cop- AND LOT 10, LESS THE EAST OF ORDINANCES WHICH IS cording to Susan B. An- grabbing, consuming, beings, and, ultimately, wells (14" diameter) complete ies of which are available at the THE DISTRICT ZONING MAP out, not taking in. with submersible deep well tur- office of the Engineer. 14.0 FEET AND THE SOUTH OF SAID CODE, REZONING thony, second speaker ingesting. When we find to God as we understand . bine pump installation, includ- 15.0 FEET, BLOCK 11, SOUTH Summarizing the 19th All Bid Bonds, Performance EAST LAND CO., AS RE- LOTS 1 THRU 6, INDEPEND- in the 1967-68 lecture that consuming does not Him. ing pump pits, electrical, and and Payment bonds, insurance ENCE ACRES FROM R-3-B century fight for wom- appurtenances. CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 9, series at Marymount an's external freedom, make us happy, then we "Only then will we contracts and certificates of in- PAGE 60, PUBLIC RECORDS TO R-3. Any bids received after time surance shall be either execut- S/Jacob Heidt College. anesthesize ourselves find the fifth freedom, and date specified will not be OF PALM BEACH COUNTY, Dr. Anthony observed ed by or countersigned by a FLORIDA. Jacob Heidt, City Clerk "Though American that "since winning that with booze, pills, LSD, which is our sole insur- considered. One contract will licensed resident agent of the women have come of age great battle, women or we'consume' another ance of happiness for be awarded for all work. surety or insurance company, S/Jacob Heidt Publish: October 19th, 1967 husband. women, freedom from -Each bid must be accompan- having his place of business in Jacob Heidt, City Clerk Furnish Proof of Publication externally in legal and have been sold a bill of ied by a certified check, cash- the State of Florida and in all economic rights in the goods by high pressure, Continuing her re-self. Then, not only will ier's check, or bid bond in ways complying with the insur- Publish: October 19th, 1967 first 50 years since marks, she emphasized, we come of age, but we amount not less than five per- ance laws of the State of Flor- Furnish Proof of Publication NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING cent (5%) of the base bid, as ida. Further, the said surety or A PUBLIC HEARING will be their enfranchisment "coming of age spirit- can help our children guarantee that the Bidder, if Widmer will grow up with us. Then, insurance company shall be duly held on the following proposed by the Susan B. Anthony ually and psychologic- awarded the Contract, will with- licensed and qualified to do bus- NOTICE OF INTENTION TO Ordinance at 7:30 P.M. on No- Amendment, the 19th, to ally — reaching our in- we can become as the in ten (10) days after written iness in the State of Florida. MAKE APPLICATION vember 14th, 1967, in the Coun- great ones of all ages, notice having been given of such The City of Boca Raton, Flor- FOR FINAL DISCHARGE cil Room at City Hall, at which the Constitution," she attend meet terior majority — can award, enter into a written saints for the common ida, reserves the right to re- IN THE COURT OF THE time the City Council will con- stated, soaring statis- only take place if we contract with the City of Boca ject any and all bids, to waive COUNTY JUDGE IN AND sider its adoption into Law. tics on women's alco- Dr. Emily Widmer, reverse the greedy in- good." Raton, Florida, in accordance informalities, and to re-adver- FOR PALM BEACH childhood education with the accepted Proposal. tise. COUNTY, FLORIDA; IN holism, pill addiction, ner pattern, turn from All work shall be done in ac- PROBATE, NO. 24541. ORDINANCE NO. 1266 CITY OF BOCA RATON AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY the use of LSD, divorce specialist at Florida At- taking in, to giving out. cordance with the Specif ications Boca Raton, Florida and delinquency rates, lantic University, will Aunt Susan and the other New class which may be examined at the IN RE: ESTATE OF OF BOCA RATON AMENDING office of the City Manager, or HASSEL L. DAVENPORT CHAPTER 7 OF THE CODE OF show that the inner wo- be in Orlando October great fighters for our Alan C. Alford ORDINANCES ESTABLISHING the office of the Engineer, Black, City Manager Deceased. man has not kept pace 16-18 as a consultant to external freedom were Crow and Eidsness, Inc., 700 SETBACKS ALONG A PORTION with the outer woman. the Teacher Education happy, fulfilled women to start S.E. Third Street, Gainesville, TO ALL WHOM IT MAY OF LATERAL CANAL 50. Publish: Oct. 12 and Oct. 19, THE CITY OF BOCA RATON "Since 1920 when the Advisory Committee because they were Florida, and Suite 212, 3151967 CONCERN: meeting there. prodigal in spending Registration for still Golf View Drive, Boca Raton, Furnish Proof of Publication Notice is hereby given that HEREBY ORDAINS: Anthony Amendment was life composition and DOROTHY D. LANG as Execu- Section 1. That Chapt'er 7 of ratified giving women The group, convened themselves for othsrs. portrait classes are trix of the estate of HASSEL the Code of Ordinances be the right to vote, they by the State Department They were servants of L, DAVENPORT, deceased; has amended by the enactment of a the world, not servants being accepted now at PUBLIC NOTICE filed her petition for final dis- Section 7-23 to read as fol- have been sales pres- of Education, recom- the Community Center. charge, and that she will apply lows: mends policies govern- of sales pressures to No structure shall be erected sured into believing that Charles Benedict, Call No. 463 to the County Judge of Palm they can only become ing programs for teach- buy more." Charter No; 1542 Beach County, Florida, on the in the following described real er preparation. teaches both classes, REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST BANK AND 13th day of November, 1967, property: happy by being consum- In concluding her talk sponsored by Boca Ra- TRUST COMPANY OF BOCA RATON, N.A. OF BOCA RATON, for final discharge as Execu- The north 100 feet of that part ers, by buying a better Dr. Widmer, who Dr. Anthony told her ton Recreation Depart- FLA IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSI- trix of the-estate of HASSEL of Section 31, Township 47 South, standard of living, bet- joined the FAU faculty audience that women can NESS ON OCTOBER 4, 1967 PUBLISHED IN RESPONSE TO L. DAVENPORT, deceased, on Range 43 East, lying^Westof the in September, is also a ment. The still life class CALL U\DE BY COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY, UNDER this 16th day of October, 1967. El Rio Canal (E-4). ter food, clothing and come of age as mature, will meet at 9:30 a.m. SECTION 5211, U.S. REVISED STATUTES. s/Dorothy D. Lang S/Jacob Heidt housing,, We have re- consultant on the Mi-maternally oriented wo- Tuesday and portrait DOROTHY D. LANG Jacob Heidt, City Clerk versed woman's true grant Program of the ASSETS Executrix of the estate of men "only if we give class will meet at 7:30 HASSEL L.DAVENPORT, Publish: October 19th, 1967 role, which I call our Office of Economic Op- ourselves, let ourselves Cash, balances with other banks, and deceased. Furnish Proof of Publication portunity. p.m. Tuesday. cash items in process of collection 3,484,005.25 'maternal orientation* United States Governmenc obligations 6,777,529.09 role, a giving toward Obligations of States and political subdivisions 5,459,351.36 HALLMAN, MEEKER & something greater than Securities of Federal agencies and SANSON ourselves, not only our corporations 2,154,548.44 Attorneys for Executrix Other Securities 100,200.00 131 N.E. First Avenue UMlE Federal funds sold and Securities Boca Raton, Florida Boutique purchased under agreements to resell None Classified Ad Service 20,091,099.44 Publish: Boca Raton News on The One and Only bl Loans and discounts Shop in Florida Phone 395-8300 Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and October 19, 26, November 2, other assets representing bank premises 953,542.52 9, 1967. 6 N.E. 5th Ave. Delray Beach 9. Real estate owner other than bank premises None Furnish Proof of Publication <;ni.th-Rniinri Fed. Hwy. i 10. Customers' liability to this bank on acceptances outstanding None 11. Other assets, include $ direct lease financing 185,519.19 12. Total Assets 39,205,795.29 LIABILITIES 13. Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations 15,054,211.18 14. Time and savings deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations 18,026,148.71 15. Deposits of United States Government 264,621.54 15. Deposits of States and political subdivisions 2,514,675.76 17. Deposits of foreign governments and official institutions, central banks and international institutions None 18. Deposits of commercial banks 212,204.92 19. Certified and officers' checks, etc. 228,092.33 20, Total Deposits $36,299,954.44 (a) Total demand deposits 16,621,305.73 (b) Total time and savings deposits 19,678,648.71 21. Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchase None 22. Liabilities for borrowed money None 23. Acceptances executed by or for account of this bank and outstanding None Other liabilities, including $ mortgages 24. and other liens on bank premises and other real estate 744,189.55 Total Liabilities 37,044,143.99 25. CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 26. (a) Capital notes and debentures None (b) Preferred stock — total par value None No. shares outstanding (c) Common stock — total par vaTue 637,500,00 No. shares authorized 127j500 EARL WILKINSON No, shares outstandingT27,50Tj~ 27. Surplus 1,034,500.00 this young lady had AGENT 28. Undivided profits 489,651.30 2170 N.E. 1st Ave. 29. Reserves None 30. Total Capital Accounts 2,161,651.30 CHATEAUBRIAND Boca Raton, Florida 31. Total Liabilities and Capital Accounts 39,205,795.29 Office 395-3515 MEMORANDA BOUQUETIERE Dan Dargue, president of the civic group of the Greater Boca Raton Cham- 32. Loans as shown above are after deduction Residence 395-2636 of valuation reserves of 272,619.86 ber of Commerce made the official presentation of the chamber banner at 33. Securities as shown above are after for dinner last night STATE FARM the Boca Raton Hotel's Cabana Club coffee this week. The program was deduction of valuation reserves of None sponsored by the Florida Power and Light Co. Guest speaker was Dr. Earl I, N. Douglas Webb, Vice President, of the above-named bank MUTUAL Newton, of the State Historical and Restoration Commission. He talked on do hereby declare that this report of condition is true and AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY correct to the best of my knowledge and belief.1 Also a martini, extra dry, anchovy olive. Home Office: BJoomington, Illinois the restoration of St. Augustine, the commission's current project. s/N.D. Webb We, the undersigned directors attest the correctness of this report of condition and declare.that it has been examined by us and to the best of our knowledge and belief is true and correct. A crisp green salad with Roquefort. Design class date changed M. M. Zook ) William M. Stowe ) Directors The Boca Raton Rec- will instead begin Fri- W. George Whitehouse> And Crepes Suzettes (ah-h-h) for dessert. reation Department has day, Oct. 27. announced that the dress Design 1 class will Publish: October 19, 1967 designing classes taught meet at 9 a.m. and De- Furnish Proof of Publication by Vivian Dempsey at sign 2 class at 1 p.m. Her girlfriends (it was a somewhat iiiilliiii the Community Center giggly party of six) favored the which were scheduled to liiiiliiliii begin Friday, Oct. 20 orange duck, but one had Bouef de Moody's Eating—BAA Standard & Poor's Rating—EBB Cote and felt sorry for everyone else. Interest Exempt from all present Federal Income Taxes and Florida Intangible Tax All in all, it was a blissful birthday party. (That was last might. Hive Yoi Seen $920,000 The picture was taken forty-two years ago.) City of Boca Raton, Florida Any party gets a little more (Palm Beach County) sparkle when it's setting is Chez 5.10% Water & Sewer Improvement Revenue Certificates Joey, Boca Raton's fashionable new Dated April 1, 1966 Due October 1, 1990-1996 French restaurant. It's due partly to CaJlabl! e on or after 4/1/77 in whole on any date or in part on any interest payment date in inverse order of maturity, the solicitous, personal (everything by tot within :i maturity, at par and accrued interest plus a premium of Y^U for each year nr mictson The Gold Coast's Finest thereof from date of redemption to fixed maturity date, not to exceed 104%. cooked to order) service. Mostly its Amount Due Yield Amount Due Yield the food, fabulous food, a gourmet's ALL-WATERFRONT $115,000 1990 4.95 % $130,000 1993 5.00% 120,000 1991 4.95 135,000 1994 5.00 delight. 130,000 1992 4.95 140,000 1995 5.00 COMMUNITY 150,000 1996 5.00 Come, enjoy. Even if you must (Accrued interest to be added) contrive an occasion. Because it's The Certifi,tifieates are to be payable solely from the Net Operating Revenues o( the combined Water and Sewer System oj the City 0/ Boca Raton, Floriila, and jrom Ike proceeds oj the Utilities Service Taxes, on a parity with Water & October? LOTS from^12,800 • HOMES from $38,000 Sewer Rejunding and Improvement Revenue Certificates oj 1963 now outstanding in the amount oj $5,J75,UU0. These Certificates are ojjered •a.hen, as and if issued and received by us and subject to the approval of legality by Messrs. PRIVATE BEACH Nixon Mudge Rose Cut/trie Alexander &• Mitchell, New York City. 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BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, Oct. 19, 1967 3A Shirley Evans, Elliott Harris Soloists listed for Municipal Band concert from the Juniors, "A cert program will be Shirley Evans and El- view of Broadway." don on the piano, will sing "Lullabye of band presentations of liott Harris will be fea- Mrs. Evans, accom- sing "Make Someone Broadway" followed by Salute to Broadway," panied by Roberta Wei- Happy" and Harris will a chorus dance routine annual Boca on Stage "Me and Juliet" by Os- tured in Boca Raton Mu- car Hammerstein, nicipal Band's first con- production. cert of the season Tues- The chorus members "Some Enchanted Eve- day, Oct. 24. will usher prior to thening" and "People Will concert, and Girl Scout Say We're in Love," by The concert, conduct- troops 139 and 250 will Richard Rodgers and ed by Phil Azzolina and present the colors. "Make Believe* by Jer- sponsored by Junior ome Kern. Woman's Club, will be Included in the con- held at 7:45 p.m. in the Community Center, Tune this compact consolette Theme will be "Pre- from your easy chair Here's proof that quality Col&r TV need not Car running, be expensive. New Vista Remote Control TV are Open for our 18th Year serving you has powerful 25,000-volt chassis with auto- f"fl £| driver gone matic chroma control circuitry to keep color Jfj jr This Week - Coconut Patties intensity constant. Automatic color .purifier *"" * Richard J. Barrett "cancels" magnetism that may cause pic- appeared in court Tues- ture impurities. day and was found guilty of leaving an unattended vehicle and thereby Arcade Electronic causing an accident. Fresh Orange Juice Barrett testified that (Tom Meyers Appliances) he had left his vehicle Beca Fruit Shippers 2029 NW 2nd AVE. 395-4611 running while he mailed some letters. He said 1st Avenue Phone 395-4844 the gear shift lever had Opp. Great Valu Super Market been left in the park po- For Classified Ad Service Call 395-8300 sition. The defendant said for some unexplained reason, the lever must have slipped into reverse and rammed a car behind it. Barrett admitted his CONVENIENCE. car did the damage and said restitution had been m ad e to the other person involved. However, he WHAT IT MEANS TO YOU- argued that a policeman On the scene had also left his vehicle running when he got out of it and that a mailman who arrived later did the same thing. Shirley Evans rehearses for Boca Raton Municipal Band's first concert of "If I am guilty of the the season. We'll Treat charge," he said, "then why aren't the other two persons." Stating that delivery Traffic cases are heard trucks are exempt from the law, Poulton said that You Like A the police officer "may, in fact, be iguilty. How- during City Court session ever, I'm sure there is dome statute which I Among the cases Mary W. McConnell, drunk, $25 or 5 days in don't have right now that heard before Judge Ken- speeding, $15. jail. •vjrould cover officers." neth M. Dix in city court James Allen Wildey, Nancy Page Bowman, ! Barrett was ordered Tuesday were the speeding, $15. public intoxication, bond tt> pay court costs. following: Raymond R. Marquis, estreated. Jack Howard Short, failure to yield right Floyd Baker, public improper equipment, of way, $20. intoxication, $25 or 5 ING Driver pleads accident, $25. Stephen A. Newton, days. improper lane usage, Austin O. Huhn, II, Clifford Daugherty, $10. speeding, guilty waiver. In days of knights and kings, only a few own case driving left of center, Pete Jay Knott, im- Harold J. Longworth, accident, failed to ap-proper passing, guily, speeding, guilty waiver. Walter M. Thomason, pear in court, warrant but imposition of sen- were treated in a courtly manner. In spite of charged with speeding, for arrest issued,, tence suspended. FASCINATING was found not guilty af- Alpheus Wilson Edwin Stephen Reis- the fast pace today, we're proud of the "roy- ter he received instruc- man, speeding, failed to tions from an attorney Brown, reckless driving, $50 and five points, appear, warrant for ar- al treatment" extended to our customers. sitting in the courtroom rest issued. waiting for another Edward Charles New- bauer, speeding, guilty Charles Joseph Sher, case. no helment while riding 1 On advice of the at- waiver. - - - ~/took (oz out 12ed Gazpet Cntzanee -—- Jean Helen Lightfield, motorbike, $10. torney, Thomason asked Julio A. Torres, the court if testimony speeding, guilty waiver. had brought out exactly at the %oztk Side of the Sank / what the posted speed limit of Dixie highway Man Is found guilty is at the location the defendant was arrested. It apparently had not, on gun firing charge THE YOtJNGEST AND Regular Teller Services because Judge kenneth THE OLDEST M. Dix immediately James C. Briant, ped. U.S. PRESIDENTS found the defendant not found guilty of discharg- Noting that Briant had OPEN guilty. ing a weapon in public, been in jail forsixdays, Think you can name Thomason had been argued with Judge Ken- Judge Kenneth Mc Dixthem? If you said John P.M. MONDAY driving one of two cars neth M. Dix that the wea- suspended imposition of F. Kennedy was the THRU being chased by Officer pon should not be con- the sentence but confis- youngest you were Clarence Quinn. The of- fiscated. cated the weapon and wrong. Kennedy was AM TO 4:30 THURSDAY ficer said he clocked Tes timony had ammunition. 43 at his inauguration, Herbert L. Whitfield at brought out that Briant Briant argued that the and Theodore Roose- 75 miles per hour in a was firing the weapon gun was worth $41 and velt was only 42 when P.M. 45 mile zone. He said in the small wooded area he didn't see why it he became president. FRIDAY Thomason was ahead of behind Boca Verde should be taken away The oldest man ever 9 AM. TO 6:00 Whitfield and did notApartments. A compan- from him. His argument elected president also gain or lose on either ion charge of improper fell by the wayside and had the distinction of vehicle. exhibition of a danger- the city was ordered to being president for the We differ from most banks in one way. Our bank is built for con- Whitfield was found ous weapon was drop- dispose of the weapon. shortest time. William guilty and paid a fine of Harrison was a rich venience. We feel that courtesy is an important part of the per- $30. 68 when he was inaug- SELLING YOUR HOME? urated, and he died in the White House after sonal service to our customers. serving for only one month. Speaking of serving . . .we take pride in serving your needs at CALL Raady lor the ansxpsctad? our firm. 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By MALCOLM B. JOHNSON we had cheated our spirit by folding around a downtown con- going away. So this time, we struction project. The contrac- If a vacation is for inspiration stayed, and it was worth it. tor had hung baskets of ferns as well as relaxation, I just There were excursions — and potted plants on the walls wasted two weeks. To St. Petersburg for a few of the temporary fence and Candidly, I loafed — men- days to visit relatives. It was from the rafters of the protec- tally and physically. a nice experience, the first tive pedestrian by-pass. He Wanted: letters Oh, one day we built a little time I'd spent more than a few should receive some sort of bit of fence along one side of hours at a time in St. Pete in award for keeping a little green our Half Hill; and another, I several years. It's clean, and so on the scene even while tearing raked a pile of gravel out flat very neat in its growth. Un- up the terrain. The suggestion that City Councilmen aie al- parcel of the way government operates in this for a small parking area at the doubtedly there are what some At old Homosassa, where we ways available and eager to discuss problems country. front. might call slums, but they are used to spend a good bit of with Boca Raton's taxpayers falls a dab short of Newspapers came into being not only to report But, mostly, I loafed. well-hidden. But even the late time in our youth, there has been being entirely accurate. the news, but to offer a sounding board of public We stayed in Tallahassee. Victorian houses of the down- a wondrous transition without opinion and editorial comment on the events town are being replaced with spoiling in any way the natural And Councilman Harold Maull's pleathatper- Once before, we took an October which affect their readers. At the News, we'll vacation and toured Virginia and parks and apartments. beauty of the maze of rivers,, sons with a gripe should discuss the matter with continue to provide that sounding board and will the Carolinas ~ only to come Breakfast at the Yardarm the council rather than airing the matter in the be happy to receive letters from any readers home to find the weather and Best idea we brought back restaurant pitched out over the press betrays a previously undetected tender- who want to comment or offer sound criticism scenery so lovely that we felt from there came off the scaf- Homosassa river was fresh ness. Maull has never been known as a thin- "on events and activities. It matters not whether fried mullet, grits and scram- skinned debater. . .quite the contrary. we agree with the writer, or whether any or all bled eggs — just as it used to This effort to stifle public criticism comes as of the councilmen agree with either the letters be on the tiny family island not something of a surprise. Regardless of whether or our editorials. Maybe it won't break... far away when the commercial one is talking about sewer assessments or the We'll be calling the shots the way we see fishermen would pitchafewfish war in Vietnam, free and open public discussion, them, and will keep open to our readers the on the dock as they returned debate and intelligent criticism are part and "letters" column so they can do the same. at daybreak from their night's work. Many of the guides now getting $65 a day for taking out hunting and fishing parties around Homosassa and Crystal River bear names of families Lot of luck we knew years ago around Ozello, where the kids went to school by boat to an island With the pretty signs erected to protect pea- through there without exercising at least mini- schoolhouse. cocks on West Camino Real, this is as good a mum caution. Serving the angler and the time as any for the city to turn its attention to a Caution alone is not always enough. Sometimes hunter has become big business traffic combat zone a couple of hundred yards you need a sixth sense. Last Friday, for instance, half-way down our Gulf coast, to the east, and possible protection for people. a motorcyclist approached the intersection when, and there is nothing shoddy unfortunately, traffic was heavy from every about the accommodations. As Without being fractious, we would have to say direction. The motorcyclist apparently concen- a matter of fact the people who that the confluence of 2nd Avenue, Camino Real, trated too much on oncoming and side-road, fly or drive in there from all a service road and a couple of tributaries lead- traffic and slammed into the side of a car cutting over the South wouldn't put up ing to the 7-11 store and Camino shopping center across to the 7-11. His injuries were slight, with anything shoddy — nor with is about as ill - conceived an intersection as we thanks to a helmet and a whole lot of luck.;He anything that would pollute the have happened upon. could easily have been a stretcher case. air and water. The traffic problem is fierce and pedestrians We don't pretend to be traffic experts, but it trying to cross are faced with a near-impossibil- doesn't take an expert of any kind to see that Such thoughts kept recurring ity. Perhaps it is because of the many and ob- something ought to be done to make that inter- as we came home and visited vious hazards that so few accidents have occur- section safer. around our own Big Bend, where red there. No motorist in his right mind would go If we can make the place safe for peacocks. , , the fishing is just as good, the game just as plentiful, and the scenery at least as serene; as it is around the middle Gulf Views of other newspapers coast. ( . \ ~ We found the site of old As- palaga, the 1828 boom town that died prematurely on the Apalachicola eight miles below Chattahoochee. It took a map Shall we ban the &? supplied by Bob Brent of st. Joe Paper Co., which now owns it, and the help of a retired Corps The boys on Madison Avenue are paid to keep But some anti-antiampersanders contend that of Engineers colonel — but we their cool when things get hot as much as to keep for every split second saved by such elimina- found it. their hot when things get cool. tion of an &, there are other instances where By gosh, there's enough flat So in the midst of such distractions as riots, you would lose just as big a split second by land between the river bank and wars, political feuding and social upheavals, the having to spell out the word and." the high bluff behind to make a ad agency men are putting first things first and Now, this is, as you can see, something too big Exploring words village that would almost justify battling over the &. to be settled by flash judgment, -even when it is the glowing terms of the pro- (If you are one of those who aren't quite sure being handled by flash thinkers. moter we quoted here recently just what an & is, it's an ampersand.) But when & if it is settled, perhaps the pundits from an old paper. The burning issue is joined around the belief can then turn their talents and attention to the And another eight or 10 miles or disbelief that the & tends to slow down quick -, which has practically gone out of style. Getting clipped down the river we found Alum reading and impede reader reaction. This is all right within limits, but it can be Bluff, which E.E. Callaway of If afirm, for instance, is listed as "Tittle- carried too far. Bristol is convinced was the mouse, Tittlemouse, Tittlemouse, Tittlemouse true site of the Garden of Eden. & Tittlemouse, you can see what that & does Take that word anti-antiampersanders up By JOHN BARCLAY (heaven forbid) who train and There is no more spectacular and the time in reader reaction that could be there, for instance. Aren't you glad it didn't shear their shrubs in the form view in Florida than from the saved by eliminating it0 Besides, it would bring show up as antiantiampersanders? TOPIARY — When the con- of birds, animals and even signsl top of that cliff, more than 100 Tittlemouse V more firmly into the firm. -The Mt. Vernon, 111. Register-News troversial topic of topiary trim- To add a little common sense feet above the river, looking ming and training of plants is to the topiary dilemma, many westward, southward,north- brought up for discussion at the leading landscape architects ward over endless miles of garden club, the drowsing mem- prescribe a free style of "open- trees beginning to wear their bers invariably perk up in their structure" pruning which looks autumn colors. seats for a spirited debate. natural while giving the tree or The word is formed from the shrub air and sunlight to offset Between Alum Bluff and As- Without words Greek root for place and signi- fungus and infestation by pests. palaga is Torreya State Park, fies gardening with the accent Finally, way out in left field is which has a magnificent view of on ornamental pruning and shap- the sou,r standout who wants to its own. ing of trees or shrubs into ar- bulldoze everything and install Someday, if we have the good It seems that the mother of a four-year-old were normal people, with normal jobs, and sens# to preserve and promote boy in Pawnee, Illinois, had told her young son normal attitudes. Crowded together with mod- tistic and sometimes bizarre a plastic lawn which has to be designs. painted only once a year. them, people will be flying here that it was too late for her to read him a story ern opinion, like a flock of sheep. They were and engaging the services of our one night. easy prey for the tiger of government and people Under the heading of topiary rural people to take them fish- Nonplussed, the little boy promptly announced who propounded copious theories about Man and art, there are three primary ing, hunting, and sight-seeing that he would tell a story. His World. man - made shapes popularly among these splendors of the This is the tale he told: "The tiger could not always sway the people known as "Bonsai," Ming" or Big Bend. "Once upon a time a little boy had a nail so with his power. The wolf, more agile than the "Poodle." The first two are misnomers in the strict sense Our destiny may be to furnish he decided to build a house. He went down in the tiger, able to think sly thoughts, thought in fresh air and clean water for basement and started to build the house. Pretty theory, that he could overcome the mighty tiger. of the word, A bonsai tree is a Opinions expressed by col- normal sapling that has been the relaxation of vacationers soon a big bunch of cows came down in the A scramble for the 'head ,of the heap' followed. umnists and in letters to the from hundreds of miles around. basement to get a drink of water. Neither could triumph and neither could win dwarfed by vigilant root and editor are those of the writ- stem pruning. Like a religion, We have what it takes to do it. "While theyVere drinking, a tiger came down more votes than the other — result? It was a ers and are not necessarily There is little inspiration in to eat up the cows. But then a wold came down stalemate." . they are revered by the Japan- ese and passed on from one gen- those of the Boca Raton these left-over thoughts from to eat the tiger, but he couldn't. So the tiger How like today is the parable of the basement, vacation. Some of us Have been and wolves fought awhile and then stopped fight- with power disputes at the conference table, eration to the next. Some bonsai News. Opinions of the News "trees" live beyond the century are expressed in our editor- preaching about the Big Bend ' ing and the cows and the wolves and the tiger reports and charges and countercharges, but vacationland for years. The new all washed their hair in the same sink." mark; yet seldom attaining two- ial column. with no definite action to solve the situation. feet in height and confined in or- view and the examples around • Next day, the mother related the boy's story This four-year-old boy had insight. The simple nate shallow trays. Homosassa, are merely con- to a neighbor. The neighbor was silent for a act of washing together from the same basin is a firmation. moment, then she commented: parable of communication without words. The term "ming tree" as "This was, I suppose, a modern parable. -The Cobourg (Ontario, Canada) described by most experts is a The people came to his home for a visit. They Sentinel-Star colorful miniature composed of interesting curved or crooked dead branches decorated with jade or other inorganic facsim- iles representing leaves and blossoms. Butter blunder Whether the French poodle Thursday October 19, 1967 was first to be trimmed with Published every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday: at 34 S.E puffs of hair on the limbs and Europe's dairlyland, Switzerland, has abutter you. Still, government planners repeat their mis- torso, or did the clever Japan- 2nd st., Boca Raton, Fla., 33432, by the Boca Raton Pub- crisis. The natural tablespread costs the equiv- takes and producers price themselves out of ese gardeners begin the trend lishing Co., Inc. Phone 395-8300. alent of $1.43 per pound, the highest price in the business. with their "poodle-pruning" is western world. So housewives are buying mar- It's amazing how long human beings keep on ig- a moot question. JAMES H. SHUMAKER, Publisher garine, and butter is piling up in warehouses. noring history's lessons, forgetting that no sub- The traditional and best Meanwhile, out among the Alps farmers have stitute has been found for the economic law known topiary trimming is that JOHN T.OPEL H. CLAY RILEY increased production by 17 percent this year. of supply and demand. of the formal estates whose Editor Adv. Mgr. They refuse to accept a lower price. The govern- -Dallas Morning News owners favored the classical ment must buy all their surplus. A massive * * * style of symmetrical trimming. Entered as second class mail at the post office at Boca "buy butter" campaign is planned, but govern- When the Internal Revenue Service ruled that With slide-rule precision their Raton, Florida under the act of March 8, 1879. ment officials are none too optimistic over its player contracts, valued by the Los Angeles hedges and shrubs are still outcome, Rams at $3,500,000, are worth no more than sheared to geometric patterns Member of the Florida Press Association and National If this reminds you of the country in which you $300,000, our favorite cab driver sail.that*he to complement the angular and Newspaper Association. Subscription rates1: By carrier in live, there's a reason. Time and time again the always did wonder whether bonuses paidtp rook- circular pathways. same thing has hppened here, as it has in other ies were quite "as advertised." f Far out on another limb is a the city 70<^per month; by mail in the U.S., one year $10.00, countries with cotton, coffee, sugar and what have -St. Louis P$st! freakish clique of gardeners 6 months $6.00, 3 months $4.00. BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, Oct. 19, 1967 5A Bobtails -- News from the High School Homecoming preparations are completed

By DAVID BERGAMINI Shopping Center. track field and circle for the past four years present if they can make Students are watching The band will board the football field. at BRHS. Uhder him are it. on the sidelines as FEA colony Studio of Boca Raton Everyone at Boca Ra- the bus while the parade Jean Kolinski, this seven other custodians Future Homemakers plans the state-wide . SINCE 1958 28 S.E. SECOND. STREFT 395-5511 ton High School is pre-travels down Federal year's kick-off queen, who put in 40 hours a of America have been walk-out expected Mon- paring for the second highway to Camino Real, will crown the Home- week each in keeping selling donuts and day, Oct. 23. annual Homecoming, to- From Camino Real, the coming queen. After the the school as clean as it orange juice the past Underclassmen are morrow, Oct. 20. parade will head to the game there will be a is. two weeks, and they looking forward to the GENERAL INSURANCE high school by way of dance with a live band Before Connors came seem to be doing well unscheduled vacation, The first series of Camino Real and North- to Boca High, he worked financially. while seniors (all 192), events to kick-off Home- in the gym, for 10- 12th AGENCY west 12th street, up 7th grade students and for at Bethesda Memorial Additional applica- are hoping for a settle- coming will be the Pep street to the school. Hospital as maintenance tions for Florida State ment so graduation will Rally at the high school alumni students. OF BOCA RATON, INC. The parade will start * * * worker., He was born in University are available go on as scheduled for today from 2 to 3 p.m0 off with the senior con- New York, near the Ca- in the guidance office. Friday, June 7, 1968. Scheduled guests for the For the past four vertible and the senior years, there has been nadian line. He was fire The parents confidential * * * INSURANCE - ALL LINES pep rally are disc jock- float at the end of the inspector at Cornell statement of the college Members of the Key ies and Charles Godwin a lot of maintenance Weir Plaza Building James H. O'Neal parade escorted by the work done all around University and later on scholarship service also Club and the Varsity on Friday. Boca Raton Police De- moved to Florida. is available. Students squad cheerleaders P.O. Box 520 Vice President and Manager the high school campus Boca Raton, Fla. . Phone': partment. On the senior by some hard working seeking financial aid to- were guests at the .Friday there is no class float will be last Bobby Owens, the ward college should ob- Kiwanis Banquet held' 395-8844 & 399-6789 school, and students will custodians. I haven't young man everyone can year's homecoming seen any articles about tain this form, fill it Tuesday, October 17. be putting the finishing queen, Diane Borchardt. see cutting the school out, and send it to CSS touches on the 30 floats There will be six junior lawn at the crack of in New Jersey. Construction on the and convertibles to be in class banner girls and dawn, has been at Boca new drainage system Complete the parade. The parade six other students rep- High for the past two Forty-three members was started Monday. will start at 5 p.m., at resented including this and one half years. Bob- of FTA took the bus New pipes have been put the Fifth Avenue Shop- year's Homecoming by cleans off the muddy Monday night to the in which should solve Dry Cleaning ping Center. From there queen and escorts. sidewalks and keeps the County Future Teachers the annual flooding at it will travel down Fifth -SHIRT LAUNDRY Following the parade lawn and shrubbery of America meeting,, Boca High. avenue to Palmetto Park will be the alumni re- looking nice. He wasF.T.A. members are The second six weeks *ALTERAT!ONSON road. ception in the library born in Delray Beach, also selling tickets for period started Tuesday. PREMISES At this stop, the band from 6:30 to 7 p.m. The and was a rug cleaner the Oct. 23 Fashion Report cards go out Oct. will join the parade. The bonfire will follow from before coming here. Show and are 50£ for 25, and members who Best in Dry Cleaning Stuart band was invited 7-7:30 p-m. * * * students and $1.00 for made the honor roll will Since 1901. adults. to join ths parade. The The football game will Interact Club plans a be in next week's ar- Matty's Boca High marching be at Stuart at 8 andtheir work and I think surprise at the Pep Ral- Senior class pins were ticle. Grading system band will consist of 45 half-time is planned for they deserve a little ly today. At the pep rally being ordered by sen- for Palm Beach County ONE-HOUR CLEANER members. The floats 8:45 p.m. The senior recognition. which will take pi ace 6th iors for $1.00 all this is: 100-95, A; 94-89, B; 1943 North Federal will then go on First float with the queen and Frank Connors is head period a skit is planned week. The pins will ar- 88-80, C; 79-75, D; be- Phone 395-2440 Avenue to Royal Palm candidates will enjter the custodian and has been and guest D.J.'s will be rive in about two weeks. low 75 is failing.

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Dr. Edgerton talks with Dr. Raymond McAllister of FAU. THE GOLD COAST SHRIME SHRINE CLUB OF MAHI TEMPLE, PRESENTS - MARGARET BLYE- CLAUDE AKINS Clyde Beatty - Cole Bros. Greys ifoui* merica THURS. OCT. 26 - 4 & 8 P.M. * BY CLARK KINNAIRD Opposite Washgtn. Senators Bail Park Although the battle of tually Marco entered the missionaries and other service of Kublai Khan, individuals had been Curzola, in the Adria- : Pompano Beach tic, took place between the Mongol who ruled venturing nto the Venetian and Genoan more human beings than realms of me Mongol SPECIAL CIRCUS TICKET OFFICE fleets almost two cen- any other Oriental de- and Chinese emperors SEAT BELTS AT THE CLUB turies before the Gen- spot before Mao Tse-for centuries earlier, SAVE LIVES! Open Daily TO A.M. fo 4 P.M. oan Christopher Colum- tung. Marco might have Polo's story was vir- I NSTALL THEM IN Adults $2.50 - Children $1.25 bus began his epochal stayed in Cathay for life tually the only source YOUR CAR NOW AND voyages to America, it if he had not been chosen of material in Europe should be considered a for a mission to Persia, on central Asia. The ms. BUCKLE UP SPECIAL CIRCUS TICKET PHONES part of American his- via Sumatra and India. was multi-copied and 399-3081 and 399-3095 tory. (This return journey be- circulated on the conti- FOR SAFETY! A Venetian about 44 gan in 1292, or exactly nent during two centur- Published to save lives in co-operation with The Advertising Council and The GOLD COAST SHRINE CLUB, DEERFIELD BEACH years old, Marco Polo, two centuries before ies. Then, put into book Naliona! Safety Council. was captured at this en- Columbus' finding the 1335 S- Fed. Hwy., Deerfield Beach (Rear of Nielsen's) m. Caribbean island that he form through Guten- THE ABOVE MESSAGE IS OF gagement in September berg's adoption of mov- PUBLISHED AS A PUBLIC 1298, and detained for a mistook for a part of SERVICE IN CONJUNC- Cathay.) Frem Persia, able types (which had TION WITH THE year at Genoa. There he •miiniinii dictated in the French Marco went to Venice forerunners in Kublai THE language to fellow pris- for a visit, and wasKhan's Cathay), Polo's BOCA RATON HELD oner, Rusticiano of Pisa, drawn into the navy at account stimulated ven- NEWS an account of his adven- the outbreak of war with turesome navigators' ANNUAL SAFETY OVER tures. Genoa. seeking out of sea routes Rusticiano, a profes- to Cathay as substitutes CAMPAIGN Marco's father,Nico- for overland travel. One lo, and uncle Maffeo, sional scrivener, made Watch for Starting Date 7-15 - 10=45 good reading of Marco of the searches led Col- Lovingly and artfully were Venetian mer- umbus to America, chants who had gone as Polo's account. Though JAMES MCHENER'S HERCE, BEAUTIFUL VISION prepared—highly original in seasoning. traders to Cathay in OF PARADISE COMES AOVE ON THE SCREEN! Our Specialties of the Week make 1260-69. They took MODERN ItUltLESu young Marco on a second The only legitimate family-style Burlesk Revu? in Florida dining varied and deliciously different! journey in 1271. Even- :30 P.M. DINNER SHOW - DINNERS NITELY FROM $2.95 MOST REASONABLY PRICED DINNER REVUE IN THE NATION! Mondays JULIE Fish Feast 1.25 This Is Burlesk' (Broiled or Fried) \ Starring Alternating Wednesdays Laugh a Minute Comedian MAX VON SYDOW Langostinos au Gratin... 1.50 DAVE DAVIS SI.50 Scallops 1,50 RICHARD HARRIS (Broiled or Fried) wim KRISTAL DUVAL Admission King Crab Newburg 1.60 PORPOISE SHOW OF ALL! Tiffany Carfier exotic dancer Alternating Saturdays ocean and BOB KAYE TRIO Angler's Platter 2.25 3 SHOWS NITEIY Baked Alaskan WORLD 8:30 P.M. King Crab Legs. 2.25 DINNER SHOW Dinner Sftow Specials Filet Mignon $2.95 Ship Captain's Buffet Luncheon, 11:45 to 2 PM, except Sunday (Non-Diners Welcome)— London Broil $2.95 Casual Attire 2 Other Shows f PRIME MEAT SERVED 10 P.M. & 12 Midnile Cved Monday thru Friday Reservations Suggested Lunch and Dinner—15 Convenient Locations Him Only ttm\Mt OoiwnrfiM Iff 942-1744 Boca Raton-1701 N. Federal Highway Timr in f*« &><«"..- West Palm Beach-7400 South Dixie Highway • IS Star Poraoisss • Poiooise Pl»y I"«?l t Storks - Dirars, Aquamj Worth Palm Beach-661 U.S. Highway #1 • Giant SM Turtles • Coral Rod Fisli MAJOR • PUyfal Sea Lions • Macaws Also in Perrine, Coral Gables, Miami, . Wind Tour Boat Cniin (opMontl) RED CARPET CREDIT North Miami, Dania, Ft. Lauderdale South, (tain or Shim 7 Days a Week CARDS STEAK HOUSE & SUPPER CLUB From 10 a.m.—Last Shew 4 p.m Ft. Lauderdale North, Pompano Beach, Sarasota, ACCEPTED 1184 S. FED. HWY.r POMPANO BEACH St. Petersburg, Orlando (Maitland) I Mile North of Fort Lauderdale on US. 1} NO VULGARITY BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, Oct. 19, 1967 7A

Three from university will —«™~»^-the bes~t recipe participate in discussions for Three faculty mem- will be "Market Man- Rogers Company where folks bers of Florida Atlantic agement for the Small he was responsible for University's College of and Medium Firm." On 3,500 employees in 11 Business and Public the faculty of the Uni- manufacturing plants, r«™r 7., move£} Administration will par- versity of Miami for has had more than 30 ticipate in the annual five years, he has been years experience in all to BOCA RATON professional meeting of a consultant with sev- phases of market man- Take one phone call (or coupon the Sales and Marketing eral national firms in agement. He was voted below), add hostess with baskets of gifts and information about the Executive Club of Fort the fashion industry and the outstanding citizen city, stir jn genuine hospitality, L,auderdale Nov. 14,, • was awarded the Flor- of Chicago in 1963 for and you'll have .a generous and Dr. Barry Hersker, ida Fashion Council his cultural and chari- delightful welcome. Just phone assistant professor of Award in 1966 for out- table work. administration; Rich- standing service to the Dr. Brown is nation- ard Eckhouse, adjunct industry. In March he ally recognized in the professor of adminis- was given keys to the area of the application PHONE tration, and Dr. Fran- City of Miami by its of mathematical analy- 399-5166 or 395-9300 WELCOME NEWCOMERS! cis E. Brown, visiting City Commission for ses to economic and Use this coupon to let (is know you're professor of marketing, research on inventory marketing problems. He here. will speak and conduct taxation, is the author of books Name : seminars at the day- Eckhouse, who rose and publications on the Address : long meeting. from sales manager to quantitative and mathe- City : Q Please have the Welcome Wagon Dr. Hersker's subject president of Formfit matical approach to bus- Hostess call on me Q I would Jifee to subscribe to. the iness problems as they Boca Raton News apply to marketing func- O I already subscribe to the m Boca Raton News 'Business Education' tions. He is on leave Fill out coupon and mail-to Circulation from the Wharton School Dept., of Business, University of Pennsylvania. is Wiegman's topic Use the Classifieds Dr0 Robert Wiegman, in September, coming dean of the College of from the University of Education at Florida At- Florida. He has a na- AWNING Florida Atlantic University was host this week led by FAU faculty members on topics related to lantic University, will tional reputation as an WINDOW to a meeting of secondary school principals. The secondary education. deliver the dinner ad- expert in higher educa- Replaces jalousies with ease principals sat in on a series of group discussions dress at the Junior Col- tion and has specialized without removing frame lege Conference of in the role of the junior Florida Business Edu- colleges. COURTEOUS FREE ESTIMATES For four years cation Teachers inDay- At FAU, he had'indi- tona Beach today. cated an interest in em- HURRICANE SERVICE COj Dr. Wiegman's topic phasizing programs for 906 N.-DIXIE HWY., BOCA will be "Education for the preparation of jun- Pot-Pend. Driver may lose license Business in the Junior ior college teachers, for 2,708,015 Call Anytime 399-/878 College—Problems and which there is great FREE INSTALLATION with 3 or more windows Potentials." Theme of demand. Carl B. Schmidt, 17- was involved in anacci- teenagers to the hospital the accident- of A1A at the three-day meeting year-old driver, who dent that sent several for treatment, may lose North Beach that in- is "Progress." The his driver's license for volved three cars. Sev- conference, an annual four years. eral of the witnesses event, is sponsored by Judge Kenneth Mo Dix, were teenagers who said Now Doing Business in finding the youthful they were injured in the the State Department of Space defendant guilty of fail- crash. Education. at the ure to drive on the right A second charge, im- Dr» Wiegman joined side of a roadway, sus- proper overtaking, was the FAU administration COLLEGE SHELL STATION Talk pended imposition of thrown out on a directed sentence but said he verdict. MAIL EARLY WITH 198 N.W. 20th St., Boca Raton would recommend to In handing down the By Col. John A. state authorities that * Free Pickup .•• "Shorty" Powers (Ret.) sentence, Judge Dix said CHRISTMAS STAMPS Schmidt's license be the defendant would also and Delivery Telephone Dear Col0 Powers: I read that when a space- suspended until he is 21 pay all court costs which craft reenters the Earth's atmosphere it reaches years of age. will include witness" a heat of 3500 degrees. One reader suggested it "When they (state of- fees. MARINE SERVICE be given a diamond coating and was told that dia- ficials) consider a per- monds will shatter at 1000 degrees. I wonder sons a menace on the New classes BUD HAWKES -a Specicilfy why good old-fashioned asbestos could not be used highway, this is away of as a coating? I believe it to be completely fire re- taking them off of it set to start sistant, or am I wrong? —Anne Isler, Columbus, temporarily," Dix said. USE ZIP CODE Specializing in GENERAL MOTORS REPAIR Ohio, housewife. On pleas from the A new six week series Dear Anne: In building spaceships, the constant driver's attorney, Judge of Guitar lessons, spon- problem is to find materials that will do the job Dix said he would amend sored by the Boca Ra- with minimum weight and maximum strength. the recommendation to ton Recreation Depart- Pound for pound, it has been found that a fibre allow Schmidt limited ment, will begin Oct. 28 Before You Buy .... why don't you try glass and resin compound provides the best heat driving privileges for at the Community Cen- protection. Used on all of our manned spacecraft, school and work. ter, portions of these shields boil away during entry A parade of seven Instructor Lee Pet- into the atmosphere in a process called "abla- witnesses took the stand tie will teach the be- BARGAIN BUYS tion." Insulation between the outer and inner walls for the city and told of ginners at 1p.m.. FOR BUDGET of our spacecraft is also made of fibre glass, which has been found to be a lightweight and most \j § PACKAGE MINDED SHOPPERS efficient insulator. Rial Estate Exam C@yr§@ * * * For Brokers or Salesmen Boca Loun STORE Dear Col. Powers: I understand that astronauts CORNER of N. FEDERAL HWY. and 20th. St. Harvey Real Estate Schools operates a branch of its popu« don't get as old in space as they would on the iar Real Estate Exam Course in Boca Raton ai the UNIVER* Earth. What causes thlsj and approximately how SITY BOWL CONFERENCE ROOM, DIXIE HWY. and 20th much younger do they get? —Dean Alexis, Car- ST., Boca Raton, The course is composed af B lively inter- WALKER'S esting sessions which thoroughly cover the FlaB, Real Estate lisle, Pa., age 15. -Handbook. Total cost only $50.00. r John Befg Dear Dean: Astronaut Gordon Cooper's answer TUESDAY EVENING - 7:00 P.M. to that question was "my watch ticked off 60 sec- You may attend first session free CRYSTAL GIN onds each minute, 60 minutes each hour and 24 Mr. Cooper will he in the Conference Room each Tuesday I SCOTCH hours for each day." Although he admitted to at 6 = 30 P.M. to answer any questions. being tired when he landed he also indicated For Information call: MR. COOPER 395-2289 he felt exhilarated by the experience. What we call age is measured by Earth time standards from birth to death. We have no proof of change OPEN DAILY S A.M. 99 19 caused by space flight at this time. FOLL COMPUTE QUARTS The senders of the two best questions each week — in the judgment of Col. Powers and the editors 1-STOP i¥@n Williams ************ of World Book Encyclopedia Science Service, Inc. HOME OF 40 FAMOUS BRANDS FPLL QyAHTS — will receive $25 U.S. savings bonds. 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dbt?e hunter waits .. the flight comes over... one for the dinner pot Stuart tomorrow for homecomin Coach Joe Pribil's will be welcomed in the rally and bonfire with Football action will be named Homecoming Following the game, Bobcats will go into the school library. Follow- the traditional burning get underway at 8 o'- Queen with appropriate a Homecoming Dance Horn ecoming football ing the welcome they in effigy of an opposi- clock. At half time, one crowning ceremonies for senior high students game tomorrow night will go outside for apep ti°n player. of eight candidates will on the field. will be held in the gym. with only "limited service" from star full- back Mike Hart. Hart was badly shak- en up in the Riviera Beach game last Friday night and will be sidelined for a major portion of the contest tomorrow. Pribil said Tony Orpesa will get the starting position at full- back on the offensive team and Jim Agatheas will go in for Hart on the defensive squad. "Stuart will be the toughest team we'll meet all year," Coach Pribil said yesterday. "They are much quick- er than Seacrest, even Tony Orpesa will start . . . though their backs are not quite as strong." Stuart will go into the game with a record of three wins and one loss. They had one open date, Boca Raton will be looking for the third win. They have had three losses. Doug Caylor will be back in the starting line- up at center position after being sidelined for One of these beauties will be crowned tomorrow night as Home- Johnson, Janet Boldizar, Pat Roll and Karen Lorentzen. Also the last couple of games. coming Queen, 1967- Left to right, they are: Donna Noell, Shar- entered but not shown, is Sue Hodges. Also expected to be back lene Fox, Donna Esco, Marilyn Brownlee, Georgene Noble, Carol in action is Chuck Hill, who was out of action last week with a virus Keglers korner infection, BOWLING Terry Albury and Billiards Keith Higgins will again be at starting end posi- RESTAURANT tions and will be receiv- Jr. league starts Sunday * TROPHIES * AWARDS ers for Quarterback * ENGRAVING Rusty Martin's aerial A recently organized treasurer, and Frank triple, Smithson and attack. Junior Travel League Tichner, Keyser, 1005-3017; Ind. UNIVERSITY BOWL Hill and Jeff Sweet will kick off its season HARBOUR EAST high and triple, David "The South's Most Luxurious Recreation Center"^ are at tackle with Bill at the University Lanes Team Won Lost MacDonald, 231-623. Comer N.E. 20th St. and Dixie Hwy. Phona 395-5222 in place of ailing Mike Hart. Feck and Pete Blum Sunday at 1 p.m. This Ottawa 8 4 will be the first time in Huron 7 5 COM. HOSPITAL ZSAZSA again holding down guard SAYS positions. the history of the Palm Cherokee 7 5 Team Won Lost TRANSMISSION Assisting Martin in Beach County Bowling Sioux 6.5 5.5 Hope 11 5 TROUBLES? the backfield, John that a Junior Travel Seminole 6 6 Phy sco-Dill. 11 .5 SEE THE Sparling will hold down League sanctioned un- Iroquois 5.5 6.5 3 Fingers 7 9 WORLD'S LARGEST the left half spot and der the American Jun- Mohawk 4 8 Pin wins 7 9 TRANSMSSSSON Tom Nolan is at right. ior Bowling Congress Chippewa 4 8 Pill Rollers 6 10 SPECIALISTS Elaborate plans for will be in operation. High team game, Chip- Split Persnl. 6 10 the Homecoming will The various bowling pewa, 803; High team High team game and begin this afternoon with establishments through- triple, Ottawa, 2298; triple, Hope, 755-2155; a pep rally in the gym- out the county will each Men's ind. high and trip- Ind. high, James Frank, OVER 300 CENTERS AAMCO nasium beginning at 2 enter a team of five le, Chris Cristman, 190- 205; Ind. triple, Henry ~,~i COAST TO COAST TRANSMISS30MS o'clock. Crowning of an members composed of 504; Women's ind. high Curtis, 529. COMPLETE Interact Sweetheart will both boys and girls. and triple, C aroly n INSPECTION SERVICE be part of today's activ- John Miller, local junior Cleaver, 173-472. BOCA HIS & HERS • FREE MULTI-CHECK • FREE TOWING ity. coach will be in charge Team Won Lost ' 1 DAY SERVICE • BUDGET TERMS of the Boca Raton team. BOCA BUSINESSMEN'S Tomorrow a parade HANDICAP Rascals 15 9 Open Daily 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday 8 a.m.- noon is scheduled to begin at Dot Frei of Lantanawill be secretary. Team Won Lost Swipers 15 9 Delray Beach I Lighthouse Point Fifth Avenue Shopping B.Natl.Bank 19 5 Inseparables 14 10 Plaza at 5 p.m. Winding 255 N. Federal Hwy. 3490 N. Federal Hwy, The IBM Mixed Bowl- Smithson & K J9 5 Blizz-Nats 14 10 {Across from chopper's Haven) through the downtown ing league held its or- NatUnsula. 16 8 Yellow Jacketl4 10 278-3237 area, it will terminate 943-2244. ganization meeting and Deerfld.C.C.15 9 Conn. Yanks 13 11 Also Centers in W. Palm Beach -Riviera Beach at the high school. will start bowling next Doby Brick 15 9 Square Deersl2 12 From 6:30 to 7:15, Monday evening at 9:15 Fla.P.& Lite 14.5 9.5 (Continued on Page 9A) former graduates of There will be twelve Canning shoe 9 15 Boca Raton High School teams. B.Htng.&a/c 8 16 Doug Caylor back as starter. SELF-PROPELLED Officers elected are Thermo Ind. 8 16 Several members of president, Larry Har- B.Uniform 7 17 BOCA RATON'S TICKET OFFICE -Colony Studio Photos the Mollusk family, such vey; vice president, Bob Sjostrom 7 17 as the scallop and lima Miller; Mary Ann Mc- Redmer & son 6,5 17,5 Sharpen your Game of To Place a, clam, are able to pro- Connell, secretary- High team game and pel themselves through f.ran MIAMI DOLPHINS Classified Ad the water by opening and Call 395-8300 closing motions of their SALES f and UNIV. Of MIAMI shells. HONDA and I HOME GAMES ^;SI$P-BRAND: •-- SERVICE j Phone DRIVING GOOD se^ts now mmM% 276-9992 COURSE GOLF BALLS Phone 395-2121 Lessons HOW s^C: Available OPEN! FIRST FEDERAL HSE SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION of Dclray Beach FREE MAP PF ^ ARM ^^RSES BOCA RATON OFFICE One Mile South of Defray .-'.'•. :r •'•;.:• : ''The Complete Golf Shop?' •BOCAHONDASALfS 276-64001 601 N. FEDERAL HWY. PHONE 395-2121 " on U.S.1 SAVINGS INSURES 55 S. FEDERAL $.S. 1) BOCA PATOH •; PHONE 395-1305 I 3719 S. Fcdaral Hwy., Delray Beach I HOHE OFFICE - (45 E. Atlantic lie.. Delrif ttni TO $15,000 i . _^«. .niMii -imam* «^^ ^n» «wi ^i»«B»» *o»» •"•»••«••»• ^B*- ^miu^-^BA BOCA RAT0*iiSLIi^^ I9' — Letter to the ',000 to winners COUNTRY CLUB 18 HOLE PAR 60 GOLF COURSE sports editor Florida PGA to open today f PRO SHOP DINING ROOM Sports Editor prescribed by the Little Florida's club golf addition, $3,000 worth of amateurs totaling 224 ior and Junior of Miami; DRIVE RANGE Daily Dear Sir: League Handbook, and professionals get down merchandise will be who will attack the Skip Alexander of St. ELECTRIC or Even though the 1967 we have not had a full to serious business here given to winners of aBeach Club Hotel course Petersburg; Lou Bate- PULL CARTS Green baseball season has just complement of officers at this lower West Coast Pro-Am contest on the which host pro Jim Duf- man of Ocala; Jules CLUB RENTAL ended a group of very . , .simply because we resort today through 18th; and to the best fy says is in "the best Blanton of West Palm kGOLF INSTRUCTION Fee interested persons from just could not get par- Sunday during the 13th pros willing to admit to condition ever." And Beach; Jimmy Brass of Bob Grant, (SAVE ON A 10 PLAY BOOK) Boca Raton have alent or community par- annual Florida PGA being over 50 (Senior's that's not good news to Orlando; Ray Raynor of PGA How 17.50 ready met to begin mak- ticipation. Championship Tourna- division) will go an- the entrants who have Delray Beach and Bill Tinder of Coral Gables. 500 yards west of U.S. 1 fing plans for the 1968 In the weeks ahead ment. other $1,500 in winnings challenged the tricky 6, between Delray and Boca Little League season. many hours of planning It's serious because for competition on the 450 yard, par 72 course The pros will be fol- For a city the size of will be necessary for a total of $10,000 will 19th and 20th. before. lowed into Naples by Boca Raton we are far this group, A budget has be awarded the winners Adolph Popp of Eau Also in the field will some 250 ladies, Call 395-8300 for Classified Ad Service behind in our efforts to to be set up, all uniforms of the competition. In Gallie, last year's win- be: 1958 winner, Henry provide the facilities and equipment has to be ner, will be back over Castillo of Tampa; 1955 needed for a successful repaired and/or re- the 72 hole competition leader Dub Pagan of Little League. Our pro- placed, and by-laws Openings trying to match the two West Palm Beach; gram now must be one of must be drawn up. Also, time win record of Pete 1965's winner J. C. "catch-up." there will be the diffi- Cooper (1957 and '63) of Goosie of Largo; as well Can You Beat Us ? The fifteen men who cult task of seeking out Jacksonville who will as such well known in tennis be out to make it three. names from around the met on October 1st to those who might be in- * 90% Residential Financing to Qualified Properties and terested in sponsoring a The Boca Raton Rec- They will be part of a state as: the father-son begin formulating plans Purchasers. for the future are all team. Of course we have reation Department an- full field of pros and team of Joe Lopez Sen- jdedicated to the youth our old dependable stand nounces that there are * 21 Years on New Construction of this community. With- bys but expansion is still openings in the * More than Competative Rates almost a sure thing and out this dedication there Adult Beginner Tennis * No Pre-payment Penalties would be no youth base- more help will be need- class that meets on ball in the Boca Raton ed. Thursday, Oct. 19th at Sal's Sport Shop * Appraisals in 24 to 48 hours area. How important it In order to be suc- 9 a.m. at the Boca Raton * No obligation or deposit required to receive prompt comm, is for parents to under- cessful this must be a Municipal Tennis CALL stand this! community venture. Any Courts. 6299 N. FEDERAL HIGHWAY The task ahead will parent, interested mer- The children's class not be of a minor na- chant and businessman, that meets on Saturday, BOCA RATON 399-2881 ANDERSON MORTGAGE COHPOV ture. We are expecting or other interested per- Oct. 21, 10 a.m. still over one thousand boys son should lend their has openings as does WEIR PLAZA BUILDING next summer who will full support in the de- the Teens Class at 11 "Drop in to see Sa! 399-6153 855 South Federal Highway be eligible for one of velopment of the youth a.m., Oct. 21, with in- G. Win. Anderson, Broker Boca Raton, Florida 33432 the three phases of city. Isn't youth our structor "Inky" Fisch- For a GOOD DEAL" I Little League. We have greatest asset? er. operated in the past Thank you very much without a Constitution or for your help in reach- by-laws, we have not had ing our goal. a Board of Directors as S/Joseph W. Bath Ice hockey heads into 2nd series Ice hockey, a "first" available at all four this year for South Flor- offices of First Federal •ida, heads into the sec- Savings and Loan Asso- ond series at the West ciation. Free skating Palm Beach Auditorium periods are included in Wednesday, Oct. 25, and the cost of the tickets, Thursday, Oct. 26, when and are scheduled dur- Dayton faces Toledo. ing afternoons of game Game time is 8 p.m. nights and following the both days. games until midnight. Two game series, fea- The series between turing professional the Dayton Gems and players from the Inter- Toledo Blades brings _ national and Eastern together two top Ohio * Hockey Leagues, have teams. Other teams been scheduled weekly scheduled during the by Arena Sports Promo- two part, 24-game sea- tions, Inc. All games son include the Florida are played at the new Rockets from Jackson- West Palm Beach Aud- ville, the Nashville Fly- itorium rink. ers, Columbus Check- Tickets, priced at ers, Port Huron Flags, $3.50, $3 and $2.50, are Des Moines Oak Leafs, Fort Wayne Komets, Long Island Ducks and Kegler's Muskegan Mohawks. Twelve games are _ (Continued from 8A) planned for each half of • Anns-Tiques 8 16the schedule. We Four 8 16The remaining games There has never Dreamers .7 17this year: been a better time! High team game and Nashville vs. Jack- Your present organ triple, Square Deers, sonville Sunday and 715-1942; Men's ind. Monday, Nov. 5-6; Co- will never be worth high, Dick Scott, 223, lumbus vs. Des Moines more. Because we Men's ind. triple, anto Sunday and Monday, need used organs Mongoli, 564; Women's Nov. 19-20; Dayton vs. ind. high and triple, Port Huron Tuesday and right now ... if we Fran Scott 168-477. 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From $3895. 4 Rollers, 795; High team ATTRACTIVE MEMBERSHIP PLAN AVAILABLE triple, Eleven Pins, HAMMOND E-100 Series Organ. Touch response percussion adds highlights 2210; Women's ind.high For details visit Club or Call 399-6921 or 395-5460 to any number. Harmonic drawbars. Tone wheel generators eliminate tuning. and triple, Jeanne Rhythm section.' Reiteration. Music Power output: 50 watts. 27 control tabs. Brownlee, 214-530. Men FALL RATES iaily Fee . . . $5.00 Two 61-note manuals with overhanging keys. Start from $2765, ind, high, Bud Soldwish, Electric Cart. . 5.00 222; Men's ind. triple, 10 Play Book. .42.50 Marv Stevens, 574. illlllllllIIIElfllllll Trade now whether your present * ~ SOUTHER! IUI0R organ is fuiiy paid for or not COUNTRY CLUB 18 HOLE PAR 71 CHAMPIONSHIP COURSE AREA'S BEST GREENS Piano & Organ co. DAILY GREENS FEES only $2.50 PRO {Pull Carti Permitted) "YOUR HAMMOND ORGAN DEALER" JIM ROY PGA NOW GOLF -« ELECTRIC CART 74a6e'& Qoznez" 3058 North Federal Highway and Oakland Park Boulevard Per Person PHONE 564-7617 (2 PLAYERS PER CART) ail prices plus 3% sales tax Phone 278*3371 or 278-2002 Route U.S. 44»—(St»f« Road 7) MIDWAY BETWEEN DELRAY AND BOCA RATON M MINUTES DRIVE FROM FT. LAUDERDALB flHHHHHHHHliU. 10A Thursday, Oct. 19, 1967 BOCA RATON NEWS Dolphins 1CKERLT to host DRUGS NY Jets Determination will be a big factor in Sunday's game here in the Orange Bowl between the host Miami Dolphins and the visiting New York Jets. The Jets are deter- mined to retain their first place position in the Eastern Division of the American Football League and the Dolphins are perhaps more de~ termined to escape last place in the same East- ern Division, 18 POCKET Kickoff time is 4:30 2 GAUON p.nio, EDT, and the game LADIES' END OF SUMMER CUARAN«! will be televised by the IHSULfcTED National Broadcasting )UG SHOE FILE Company, and broadcast • Heavy Gauge WOMEN'S SHOES by the Miami Dolphins • Triple msu- dear Plastic Network and the New lated • Unbreakable • Holds 9 York Jets Network. Hustproof Glass or Shoulder Pair Shoes The Jets, under the spout Plastic direction of Head Coach 1.00 Value W e e b Ewbank, have earned their first place MUR1NE spot in the AFL Eastern Division. They lost an PRICES GOOD EYE WASH opening squeaker in the THRU SATURDAY closing seconds to Buf- 9 A.M. TILL 9 P.M. falo, 20-17. Then in suc- G0MG FISHING? cessive games they beat SHOP ECRERD FIRST Denver, 38-24, Miami, 29-7, and Oakland, 27- ZEBCO 14O Then this past week, COMBINATION after losing an early lead, they came back to tie Houston, 28-28, with the tie being VIMS 6^66 achieved on a thrilling PUIH 100'S two - point conversion 3?CCANE ELECTRIC BLANKET from Quarterback Joe Namath to Flanker Don Maynard. They now have MOUTHWASH three wins, one loss, a FAMILY SIZE tie, and a one game lead in the Eastern Di- vision. ASSORTED SHADES Coach George Wil- son's Dolphins did just the opposite of the Jets., • 22 OUNCE « ASSORTED COLORS • DUAL CONTROLS They gained an opening Hl-LITES • NORMAL TUSSY win over Denver, 35-21, • DRY, OILY 12.95 but have had problems SHAMPOO VALUE since, losing to Kansas LIPSTICK City, 24-0, the Jets, VALUES TO 1.15 29-7, Kansas City again ALUMINUM 6 FOOT 41-0, and Boston, 41-10. TOSSTiSSTiR The Dolphins are also msim tired of being the party c FEH00UT0R of the second part in » Stainless home openers, which Steel • 3-9 cup ca- has been their position pacity the past three weeks in • Automatic New York, Kansas City keep warm and Boston. PRESTO-EASY CLEAN element and Pass defense and signal light rushing the passer will 18.95 VALUE • Solid tubular Irame occupy a good part of the 11 IN. FRY PAN • Vh inch comfort foam mattress ASSORTTOUTFITS • Rugged cloth ticking preparatory plans of the . CONTROL MASTER **MUK Dolphins as they get UNIFORM HEAT AUTOMATICALLY 44 11 INCH ready for the Jets. The . FOODS DON'T STICK OR BURN 9.88 same can probably be . WASH" WITHOUT SCRUBBING said of every team preparing for the Jets, be- LEGS 25.95 VALUE cause of the passing PERFECT ¥1H¥L AUTfl MATS prowess of Namath, one HAHD a FULL FRONT • ASSORT. COLORS of the famed flingers of PR0TECT10M 17.66 4.95 ^ MM pro football. VALUE ^JPHTT-TT Namath is having another good throwing year in keeping the Jets in first place. He has hit on DECORATOR POLAROID AMPLEX VACUUM CLEANER BAGS 92 of 176 attempts for COSMETICS FLASH AVAILABLE IN ALL MODELS 1,428 yards and eight THE EXTRA SWA6 • G E • WESTINGHOUSE • HOOVER touchdowns. He has had FEATURING FILM CUBES • AIL CANISTER AND UPRIGHT MODELS a completion percent- INGREDIENT DOROTHY GRAY LAMPS AND HOLDER age of 53.2%, but has VELVETEE had 11 passes intercep- COLOR PACK ted, two of which have You can bring your LINE TYPE 108 been returned for touch- doctor's prescription PICTURES IN UNDER BED to our registered ONLY SECONDS downs. Emerson Boozer pharmacists with com- STORAGE is the leading New York 75 FILM SPEED plete confidence. We CHEST rusher, 83 carries for give it the careful 8 COLOR PIC- • See thru zippered top 285 yards and a 3.4 attention it deserves TURES • Measures 18 inch x 40 inch » x 6 inch yardage average. Booz- . , . our standards do 3y4x4y4 SIZE • All purpose storage er is also the leading n.ot allow an/ kind scorer in the AFL, 10 • AMPLEX CUBE WITH 12 NOW of compromise with DEEP CLEANSING | POPULAR COLORS AGIB BULBS touchdowns, 60 points,, quality. PADS 1.00 OPTIC GLASS • CUBE CAN BE USED Flanker Maynard is the CYLINDER AND TEAR AGAIN AND AGAIN top receiver with 27 re- CLEAR-UP DROP STYLES CREME ...... 1.00 CAULKING ceptions. 24.95 VALUE For the Dolphins, SCRUB SOAP...5 GUN Quarterback Rick Nor- FIRST MEDICATED r • DURABLE, RUSTPROOF FOUNDATION CREME ton has now gained by AT ECKERDS • CARTRIDGE LOADING far the most passing 1.50 yardage, 563 yards as he has hit on 49 of 116 attempts. He has a com- SPORTSMAN LARGE Wi QUART PATSO pletion average of 42.2% STEEL WOOL SPEEOY SH1NEI had had nine inter- OUTDOOR GRILL DECORATOR STYLED BROOEH ceptions, and one touch- 14 QUART SOAP PADS down toss. Abner Haynes is the top Miami DELUXE JUMBO 3O's rusher, 36 carries, 201 WASTE BASKET • CLEANS MORE EFFEC- • Battery yards for a 5.6 yard TIVELY • LASTS LONGER operated average per try. Rook- PLASTIC PAIL MADE OF QUALITY PLASTIC • Gives high ie Jack Clancy, who has 89= VALUE gloss shine played both flanker and • SOLID PIG IRON GRILL 69c VALUE • heavy duty Palmyra bristles • EASY CARRY METAL BAIL • tull length wood handle split end, and second • LARGE COOKING AREA year man Doug Moreau, • for pool, patio, or garage at tight end, are having their own contest as the team's leading receiver. Clancy hL_ caught 16 passes for 221 yards and Moreau 15for CREST FWtr SEE mmtmnm HANDY BAGGO BABY PANTS STEAK PLATTER 164 yards. With Secret of Coconut Qif In kickoff returns, TOOTHPASTE ummm BAGS I IANAKINS 4-PACK OR SECTIONAL PLATE ! Miami's deep twosome * SO COUNT * KEEPS FOOD of Joe Auer and Haynes ; f RS5HER LONGER have performed bril- liantly. Haynes has returned 12 kicks for 263 yards and Auer eight for 207 yards. BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, Oct. 19, 1967 11A 12A Thursday, Oct. 19, 1967 BOCA RATON NEWS Male ivFemale 15 B ;ApaiMenfs for Renl TORONADO fellow Mini-Bike, goc Full time Salesman DECORATOR CHAIRS Deluxe 2/2-1/2 40* Bal- 0RIEHTAL or Classified Immaculate 1966, Elec- Tires, Briggs & Strat- needed by Realtor at 701 & Misc. Royal Palm, by cony. Beautiful Ocean tric Windows & Seat, ton 3 H.P. Engine. Will E. Palmetto Park Rd. appt. 395-0584. view. Heated Pool, Golf. go 40 MPH. is in perf- 399_7344, Winter rental. HIGHESTi PRICES PAID FOR HATES Full Power, Air cond., Call Ed Garvy for ap- :" We Buy and Sell OLD OR NEW ORIENTALS ect running condition for pointmentA 391*0900. (i Tilt Wheel, New Tires, 1 3 12 $75. Worth $120. — New and Used Guns 39*2000 Lines Day Days Days Days Days under 18,000 miles. National Company wants Use the Classified 4 1.20 3.36 5.76 7.92 10.56 395-4169. Boca Tackle Shop 5 1.S0 4.20 7.20 9.90 13.20 PRIVATE experienced Floor 6 1.68 4.60 7.92 10. SO 14.40 395-0969 5.46 9^24 12.nO 16.80 $3250.00 65 Suzuki, perfect cond. Maintenance men and 1 bedroom Apt. & KficyT 1.96 15 0 Pels For SaleJ BICYCLES 8 2.08 5.76 9.60 12.% 17.28 399-5453 — weekends 50cc 1100 miles, for experienced maid for nicely furnished. Jordan 9 2.34 6.4K 1D.S0 14.5S 1T of Boca Raton, on US 1, steering, brakes* windows and tion. Retail selling experience desirable, but tions. Fast service, service, lumber & Ply- seats, wooden steering wheel, i nsulation U wood ress Wanted. Lunch and at Boca-Delray Line — factory air, tinted glass, white- not necessary. You will be given training in all Pick P,& deliver. Phone cut to size while walls, etc. Executive car — dinner hours. Apply in -391-1163 list price 54300, %1S phases of store operations. Good starting salary Jalousies "Polly" Boca 391-1896 wait. selling price 3195 you person, Rickshaw Res- SINGER and all employee benefits. Apply in person only... Alterations a Specialty. DE°ERFIELD taurant, 5990 N. Fed. ILA LINCOLN Continental 4- STYLE-O-MATIC 04" door sedan, one owner, Mr. Bach, Eckerd Drug Store Kitchenware If you are fussy call BUILDERS SUPPLY Hwy., Boca. IN BLOND TABLE fully equipped plus factory 150 W. Camino Real, Boca Raton Luggage 399-4038 Hillsboro Blvd. at Fla. air ^OOQR East Coast Railroad SECRETARY for Real Zig-Zag Sewing Machine conditioning ZZ73 Alterations & Complete Estate office. Please 1 yr. old. This machine iiy vw Deluxe Bus, Green Motors Dry Cleaning & • Shirt 399-1010 0/ with White top, $ call for appointment — makes button holes, all extras 2395 Mr. Signer, Eckerd Drug Store Laundry Plant. Matty's MOVING-STORAGE MacLaren & Anderson, monograms and sews Needlework Willie's Transfer & lf-J KARMANN GHIAs, 1 in 930 S. Fed. Hwy., Deerfield Beach 1 Hour Cleaners. 1943 Realtor, 395-1333. with twin needles. Cash "* stock, one with SOrtAI N. Fed. Boca, 395-2440 Storage. Local & Long price $75. or a respon- air conditioning. Save.. >5uU. Oars Distance moving & stor- A Reliable Young woman if-l vw Convertible, light Quality sible party can make 9 •>' Blue with dark Blue top, age. Packing & Crating. for part time cleaning dark interior, execu- SJ/IA Pets Alterations payments of $8.95 ea. tive driven. Save .... **«« Done in my home. 391-0606. 389 NW lsc and dusting in new lug- Call Mrs. Stewart at NOTICE Aye., Boca Raton. gage shop in Boca. Ref- if_(\ VW 2-door sedans, 2 in Quilts Agnes Parks 395-5471 583-4132 for free home °« stock, one White S/Si erences. Apply in per- one Black 495 Expert Fitting, Alter- PLUMBING inspection. Ranges Expert Plumbing, Sew- son. Royal Palm Plaza. // -i CHEVROLET 4-door, very THE CITY OF BOCA RATON ation, formerly with ex- Daniel Home Luggage. Q' low mileage, auto. Si clusive Dress Shop. For er connection. Kohtz " SINGER A real buy at Is Accepting Applications for the Following Stamps DIAL-O-MATIC appointment call: Delray Plumbing & Heating — MAID with cooking abil- irr RAMBLER Classic Station Competitive Tests CONSOLE MODEL **•* Wagons, 2 in stock, auto- Tools 278-1804. 395-0800. Time pay- ity, other help employ- matic, power steering, factory ments can be arranged. SEWING MACHINE air. Both Salaries Effective Nov. 1, 1967 ed, in a three adult home. one owner cars Uniforms ALTERATIONS RE-UPHOLSTERY Paid vacation plus addi- Must place in your area. A-l Shape, Zig Zags, ILL CHRYSLER 380 2-door Pick Up & Delivery 1 Rattan Cushions remade, tional benefits, refer- hardtop, fully equipped, PATROLMAN Start-441.00 Mo. Vibrators 395-0874 makes button holes, including $ Your Fabric or Ours. ences required,395-7164 air conditioning 2495 FIREFIGHTER Start-421.05 Mo. after 12 noon. fancy designs, sews on Watches R.C. Bennet Foam Rubber, Poly- buttons, appliques, mon- irr VW's Fastbacks and OFFICE WORKER Start-298.20 Mo. adies & Men's alter- foam, direct from fac- OO squarebacks, 5 in stock Xylophones ograms, etc. Sold new all different i-\$ LIBRARIAN I Start-341.25 Mo. ations. 1821-B NE 25 tory, Phone: 399-5152. Wanted Retiree, part for over $300, MUST colors — from .. 1695 St. Pomp. 942-5414. ROOF PAINTING & time man with hardware SACRIFICE. Just pay it* VW 2-door sedans, both Best Working Conditions, Civil Service Ben- Yachts retail experience. Give "^ with factory air condition- AUTO PARTS CLEANING balance $62 or assume ing, radio, heater, wliitewalls, efits, Paid Vacations, Sick Leave, Hosp. Resume of past exper- $8 monthly payment. one Red, one Blue, $ Zircons ar, Truck & Tractor PRIDE WHITE ROOFS both with new painr .. Ins. Pension Pian, Credit Union. 941-0248 ' ience and age. Write to Call Credit Manager, parts Fasti D&M Auto Boca Raton News, Box COLLECT — W, Palm parts, Dick Heidgerd. ON THE SPOT Job Requirements"^ Test Dates Beach, 848-6257 any- Available at time of Application 220 S. Dixie, 395-2412,, S & M PAINTERS time. Will deliver. No BANK FINANCING Interior & Exterior. Taxi cab drivers rieeci- AWNINGS ed for day and night obligation. APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE CITY HALL Janvas Awnings, Cano- Lie. & Insured, Call Monday - Friday 8 A.M. - 5 P.M. 391-1739 at 5: PM. shifts. Good earnings. CARPET Roll ends & ies, etc., take down, Call Boca Raton 395- re-hang, re-covers — SCREEN REPAIR Remnants. Our truck at Deadline for Filing Applications 3221 for interview. Mill each week to pick Friday - October 27, 1967 Brooks Canvas Products Window & Patio Screens USED CARS Inc., 1167 S. Fed. Hwy., Repaired. Delray Screen up your order. Some Classified EXPERIENCED Drafts- 700 N. FEDERAL HWY. PUBLISH: Sept. 28, October 5, 12, 19, 1967 omp.. 941-3830, .. 51 NW 7th St. 395-3938 man for Construction remnants in stock in POMPANO BEACH CAMERA REPAIR Boca Raton work. Bring sample of Boca. Samples & des- PHONE 942-7400 work. Apply at Snow cription of mill ends at Ads 9£ Color print. Cam- SOD ~~ our studio. 435 E. Pal- era repair & cleaning, Remove Old Sod Construction, 2174 N.E. ? 1st Ave., Boca, between metto Park Rd. 399- ree Est. Guaranteed Replace New Sod 7557. vork. The Photo Mart. Reasonable 4-6 p.m. 942-6043. 972-0974 Machinist First Class, VALUABLE Antique CARPENTRY SPRINKLERS ~~ own tools, steady work, Mahogany Sofa, 7 Feet Doors, Drawers, Cabi- Harvey Construction &. vacation — benefits. length, good condition, nets, Appliances, Win- Sprinklers -- Service & Apply Zonolite Division recent red upholstery, dows, Walls, Leaks, & Installation. Call us for W.R. Grace & Co. 1555 over 100 years old — Squeeks, make your list. the best. 395-4452. N.W. 1st Ave., Boca. 395-9321. One call fix all. Lie. & APPLIANCES National Sprfnklers & "Time means money Ins. Call Maurice Oldre. Wells Broward County's lar- General Service to all of us and all of gest Selection of recon- 395-3397 158 NW 13th St. the time you are out of Boca Raton our newspaper, it is ditioned Frost Free Re- CALL inished Carpentry, Established since 1946 costing you money. So! frigerators, all sizes & tility Cabinets, Book Sprinkler System Come and join our Bus- colors. Also washers, ases a specialty. Bill dryers & ranges. 1 yr. Installations iness Directory." * 12 H.P. Xohler Motor * 48 Miles Per Gallon eters, 399-1951. Service, Pump Repairs. Warranty — Largest xpert Carpenter or Do it yourself Supplies Experienced lawn & Trade-in on New Gib- * 55 Miles Per Hour * 4 Wheel Hydraulic Brakes 395-8300 uilder. Call: James E. Experienced Personnel landscape men, steady son, Philco, etc. Sales * Individual Wheel Suspension Service & Free Deliv- hapmen, 276-6397 or Call for Free Estimates work. Good wages — $870 F.O.B. Factory 76-4269. ; 395-1828 395-1985. ery. WATCH REPAIR USED FOR LITERATURE & DEMONSTRATION WRITE 399-6719 HOME IMPROVEMENT APPLIANCE MART Florida Rooms - Car- Accutron & Bulova, etc. NEED A JOB? P.O. BOX 927 BOCA RATON OR CAUL ports - Patios - Awn- Beadstringing, Engrav- If she doesn't have it, Member Chamber of 395-5804 395-7219 ings -Porches-Kitchens ing. John Redding, Bea- she'll get it. Polly's Commerce, 101 S. Fed. - Additions-Storm Pan- con Lite Jewelers — Employment Svc. 1010942-1380, Pompano ~ Is. ANYTHING. Phone Beacon Lite Shopping E. Atlantic Blvd. Pom- 1325 NE 4th Ave., Ft. Golf-Burro Company 395-4884 Center. Dano. 943-2758- Laud. JA-31326. BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, Oct. 19, 1967 13A LUXURIOUS 90'xllO' near Univer- TRADE: 3 bedroom Wa- NEW HOMES ROYAL PALM YACHT COUNTRY HOME OCEAN FRONT terfront Home in N.E. OPEN DAILY & COUNTRY CLUB BOCA INLET sity. Call: 395-5100 — Some already under con- 1: TO 3: PM 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Cen- Fabulous View from the 1 & 2 Bedroom Apart- Pompano. Coral Key. struction, on waterfront 3/2-1/2 Den - Near In- pients, 301 S. Ocean ext. 286. Mr. Wilson, WANT: Waterfront Lots, tral Heat and Air Con- 12th floor. Extra large or dry lot, from $16,900 tracoastal, Dock, Cen- ditioning. West Subur- and special 2 bedroom Blvd. (A1A), Boca Raton in N.E. Boca Raton. to $40,000. Call for appt. 222 SW" 11th Place tral Ht., Air, Washer & Zoned Apts. East of Tropic Isles or Ac- ban, Delray. 185' Lot, 2 2 bath Condominium ~ U.S.I, 200*xl40'. Beau- •" SAND REALTY, Boca Islands. Dryer. SOUTHEAST — ta r carport, many extras. Carpeting & Drapes in- AIR cdSBraoHED reage Near Boca Raton. tiful Location. N.E. 58th * * * * REALTOR Multiple-BR-936 P. $62,500. Owner has $32,000. in cluded. New one bedroom un~ & Kingsbridge St. at Ft.Lauderdale 564-8622 3/2 POOL HOUSE property. Offered for $65,000 furnished Apt. Including Carribian Keys. $18,000 TRADE: 4 Units, all Priced Right quick sale at $23,500. range & refrigerator. 941-2251. three bedroom Apts,, Harriet Jackman,Assoc. MLS unfurnished. $25,000. ARYIDA 560 NE 46 St. Boca $95. with central air. Gross Atlantic BocaRealty,Inc. furnished. Owner will per month, Beautiful Ffore'sta"""" Income $6000. Realtor Gets Results take back mortgage. Realty Sales, Inc. BLAGKWELL REALTY 2 large adjoining Lots on WANT: Waterfront lots 395-8500 anytime 701 E. Camino Real Alamanda St. One on iiPiiPiii i BANER REALTY, INC. Realtors in N.E. Boca Raton, See Your Realtor 814 E. Atlantic Ave. 395-5232 . . 564-5944_— 399-5860 Hibiscus St. Call — 395- LIGHTHOUSE POINT Tropic Isle or Acre- iliili NICE FAMILY HOME Delray Beach If OCEAN FRONT 4479., _,_ age near Boca Raton -- iiii 3 bedroom, Den, (or 4 276-7401 days LIST NOW Efficiency & 1 bedroom or Stores or Warehouse bedroom) 2 baths, large Well maintained 3 bed- 391-1173 eve. POOL HOME room, 2 bath, with fam- PETBUZZELl Apartments Air cond, & EXCEPTIONAL in Qoca Raton. living room, all elec- by owner - SW Delray tric kitchen, screened ily room. Priced re- '•REALTOR Pool. Low rates till Dec. BLACKWELL REALTY 3 bedroom, 2 bath, Den, To Place a 15th, 399-7900. Porch, sprinkler sys- duced to $16,000. MLS MLS Member MULTIPLE R-3 Realtors Screened Roffed Patio, Classified Ad 2325 N. Ocean Blvd. To clear an estate, this 564-5944 — 399-5.860 tem, carpets, & drapes, BR890.Call: Ruth Gree- Boca Raton Electric Heat. Stove, central air conditioning son assoc, 395-7503. 395-0822 - Anytime property is approxi- Refrigerator, Drapes, Call 395-830G If you want the very best mately 3-1/2 acres with & heat. $21,500. For Classified Ads Many extras. $17,500. 972-0545. Reasonably, look at 120 314 foot frontage on Call 395-8300 Financing. Call: CARIEN SW 15th St. in Boca Is- main highway across 278-2676 or 278-2572 SAVE $ $ J ,. AppcaisalS Realty. Inc. lands. 3 large bedrooms from a country club. An for Appointment. And buy this charming, 450 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. 2 full baths, carpeted, exceptional investment custom built new House Boca Raton 399:4440 opportunity for $22,000. BOCA RATON. reverse cycle heat & 2 BEDROOM at Special pre-comple- FIRST EEALTY CORP. New 3 and 4 Bedroom air, new on a quiet turn- 2 BATH HOME tion price. 3 bedroom, ITVENUS Homes for Immediate around street. Near 20 S E 1st Ave. all large rooms, Ex- 2 bath, family room, en- "occupancy. Good terms. Schools,churches, shop- Call anytime 395-8600 cellent School area, closed garage, screen- FGRHOMES 399-5922. ping. Yearly lease, Un- available short notice, ed Patio, convenient lo- S99-5442 furnished. Call 395-8220 Immediate occupancy, $17,000. call: Evelyn cation. 1162 SW 12thRd. TOM SAYS, or call builder, lovely 3/2 central air & Keough assoc. 399-4179 HOME WITH POOL "Cozy Cottage - Screen- Need a lot? call us for BEN ADAMS REALTY E.J. Ryan, 942-6091. NEW HOME ON INTRACOASTAL . ed Porch, 1 bedroom, Ht. W/W Carpeting,dish Spacious modem home with fascinating lots in Boca Raton washer, luxury bath & Realtor ROYAL PALM YACHT & ,,.c... view of the wide Intracoastal. Big screen- Kitchenette, Shower, COUNTRY CLUB ed pool 3 large bedrooms, 2 deluxe bathrooms, de- Square, Lake Floresta, kitchen. Only $23,500. Delray 276-4191 ROYAL PALM lightful kitchen, enclosed garage, etc. Many desirable Utilities inclo278-115Q, University Heights, Uni- GOLF COURSE 3 bedroom, 2-1/2 bath, "extras" incl. awning shutters, washer, dryer, sprink- low down payment. 399- ler system,dock.etc.Like new and beautifully furnish- l~*~bedroornT furnTshed" versity Hills, Bible Con- .5442 or 399-4179.^ OPEN DAILY Pool. This Home must ed All for S«,O0O! BR-983-P. MacLaren & Anderson. be sold, First reason- 135 E. Palmetto Pk. Ed. Ph: 395-1333. Apartment-1421 SE 3rd ference Estates and Colorfu1 l View down the """"" EARLY AMERICAN"^ able offer accepted. Ct. Apt. 3, Deerfield. elsewhere. Uncle Tom 111 fairway. A new - 3 bed- call: R. Binger 391-0500 at the Beautiful 4 bedroom, 2 Owner 399-6790. bath, Home, features room 2-1/2 bath, Pool ext. 2145 until 5: PM. C1B OFFICE home, large dining area, 395-1515 large living room, with TRUE FLORIDA LIVING Franklin Stove, family sunken living room, BRAND New duplex, 2b/ ©UNFURNISHED 1 Bed 2b Central Heat & Air, Apt. Wall to Wall car- BUILDERS room, la^ge dining room large family room, 2 with Wainscoting, large car garage. Carpets & Both sides. 2802 NE 5th peting, drapery rods & ROYAL PALM ' CAMINO GARDENS' Ave. 395-4254. appliances included. SPECIAL all electric kitchen with Draperies. Best priced 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH Golf Course Home at Form $105. monthly - Large WEST FACING breakfast bar, enclosed NO-VAC POOL patio, big 2 car garage, $59,500. Open Daily at PARK YOUR YACHT at 395-4254. ______lot in good location in For knowledgeable buy- the dodk of this lovely 104 Camino Real.MLS. : Royal Palm Yacht & central heat & air, in er who wants Camino Tropical Home, just off APARTMENT She Intracoastal for lust SW Boynton Beach, $27, Gardens at its finest. FIRST REALTY CORP. $32,500. Very clean. Big HEADQUARTERS Country Club — $10,500 Florida Room, and charm- 500. Terms, Owner -- Decorated in exquisite 20 SE 1st Ave. ing Living Room with nat- Various convenient lo- OTHERWELL ura! fireplace. 2 big baths 732-8200. taste. Lush landscaping Call Anytime 395-8600 —" 'Top Drawer" Coral BOCA SQUARE cations Boca's largest M REALTY' Ridge location — Call 757 S. Federal Hwy. EXECUTIVE HOME Occupancy in 30 days. June Raulerson anytirne 3 Bedrooms - 2 Baths plus Family room. Central selections. Efficiencies MLS. 884 — Evenings 565-9478. heat and air conditioning. Corner lot in one of l_2-3-Bedroom featur- Colonial Building New 3 bedroom, 2-1/2 a FIRST REALTY CORP. the finest sections of Boca Square. Excellent ing complete kitchen, Boca Raton, Fla, bathj large living room, FORD R. CARTER carpeted, drapes, Beau- Phone 395-4044 seperate dining room, 20 SE 1st Ave. INC., REALTORS for children - no thru traffic. Many extras and GE kitchen & central Call Anytime 395-8600 2907 E. COMMERCIAL fine features inc. garage, awnings, sprinkler sys- ^ tiful furnished or un- LAKE FRONT BLVD. furnished, some with heat & air cond., 2 car GARVY'S PHONE: 563-3201 tem, landscaping, dish washer. Drive by 1099 Excellent View Sable garage, enclosed patio DEAR ANN S.Vf. 12th St. then call 395-4711 for appointment. Pools6 Walk to shop- GOT LANDERS: Palm Lake in Boca Ra- & Pool exquisit area MLS BR-1056. ping, churches, schools, ton Square, 75x130 on IT! BOCA SQUARE Weekly-Monthly-SEAS- near Ocean."Immediate 3/2 Home ready for oc- SW 11 St. occupancy. $52,500.in- I inherited a home at -: ONAL 1290 Spanish River Rd.. cupancy. Excellent lo- $42,00 cluding W/W carpeting. cation, re-landscaped, call: 395-8220. .Yearly DORAN REALTORS in an area where homes 3 and 4 from $100. per month M. L. DOUGHTY shade trees, refrigera- s 395-1102 sell for over $100,000e- An Itvenus Enterprise. Realtor It has everything and I tor, cedar closets, util- Bedroom 832-9220 Days, A Wide, Deep Lot with dropped the price from ity room, sliding doors Raton, i BEAT THIS a breathtaking view over 732-9200 Eve. or to screened porch — HOMES SEASONAL $53,000. to $47,900.MLS 395-4711 399-6711 a wide bend of the In- 732-2743. 954. WHAT'LL I. DO? $19,200. MLS 1042 APARTMENT tracoastal. Several CHARLES HUTZLER RENTAL! 4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS —Worry Wart from $18,500 Large Trees. In beau- Dear Wart: Realtor 1 tiful Riviera Subdivi- Located at 218 SW 12th Ocean bathing from Quit worrying! HIGGS 395-8423 eve.276-7371 VOGUE HOMES sion, near Beach. Mao Ave, Boynton Beach, BEST BUYS property. Beautifully Central heat & air cond. has it and GARVY'S GOT APARTMENT 984 W. Camino Real furnished 2/2 double Laren & Anderson, IT — So it'll sell —be- Boca Raton, Fla. Realtors, 135 E. Pal- Well & Sprinkler sys- HEADQUARTERS EAST OF FEDERAL width balcony overlook- tem, enclosed garage, sides the Yankees are SEASONAL RENTALS 399-8730 BOCA HARBOUR ing wide Intracoastal metto Pk. Rd. Ph: — coming! Love Ann. WEEKLY-MONTHLY : 395-1333. & screened Porch, only Waterfront beauty with pool. 2 Bedroom, 2 with boat dock: pool too. $17s500. Terms. Im- EDWARD K. GARW Efficiencies, 1-2 Bed- Maid service available. PLANNING TO mediate occupancy. E.C REALTOR room, beautiful furnish- OUTSTANDING 3/fc Bath, air conditioned home with den, garage, What else does a mil- BUILD A HOME? Radzow Assoc. Boca Raton 391-0900 ed Apts., includes all storm shutters and panels, automatic sprink- lionaire have? Four J Spacious 3 BR. - 2 Bath Choice building lots 75 M. L. DOUGHTY NEAR ADBISON" utilities. Heated Pool, home. Seperate dining ler system, refrigerator, disposal, washer & month season - $3,200. xl25' from $2200 up — Realtor MIZNER SCHOOL convenient location. For room. Living has log dryer, wall to wall carpeting throughout FIRST REALTY CORP 105x125 from $2800 up, 732-9220 days - information & reserva- burning fireplace, com-j 20 S E 1st Ave. Large 3 bedroom, 2 bath house, draperies and dock. S.E. Exposure. 732-9220 Evea or tions call 395-8220. plete kitchen, draperies, •Call anytime 395-8600 double garage, air cond. 832-2743 family room, walking An Itvenus Enterprise. & many other extras. Sensibly priced at 33,500. MLS BR-1043-WP. Z5 (KHousesstoiReiP 757 S. Federal Hwy. distance to New School. Large lot. MLS 892. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY IF DESIRED 5 room Bungalow. Colonial Building $25,500, MLS BR 799. 2/1-1/2, W.W. carpet- NEAT AS A PIN! LAKE ROGERS Boca Raton, Fla. BRANNON REALTY, ing, drapes, Fla. rm, Phone 395-4044 Outstanding value in this waterfront home 2 bedroom 2 bath cen~ INC. 261 NE 13 St. Delray, trally heated and air ;| with pool. 4 Bedroom, 2 bath with family 276-7690. Yrly lease. Realtor D E LUX E t wo batEapart- conditioned home—nice- room, reverse cycle heat & air, sprinkler sys- ly landscaped — close 450 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Realtor 330 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. WE'RE SEEKING rnent in Estates Section Boca Raton 399-4440 Boca Raton, Fla. tem, 2 car garage, wall to wall carpeting, A refined couple with or facing Ocean. Complete- to schools, FAU and IBM mo. includes taxes — cove ceilings--loads GET IN THE SWIM 391-0429 391-1984 draperies, dishwasher, disposal and many without a Cat or Dog or ly Furnished. Priced & InSi 3 bedrm., 2 bath, Call Anytime of closets. Garage, MOVE RIGHT IN! separate utility rm., un- other extras. Excellent 5%% mortgage on a Child or Two, to lease $3000. under market. C a r p e ting, draperies Will finance with low sprinkler system. Car- furn, $10,600., $1000 this like new home. $41,300.MLS BR-1049-WP. our spacious Town pets & draperies includ- and furniture included House 1/2 block from down payment. Call down, 299 Kingsbridge 4 BEDROOM WITH DEN ed. . .MLS 972 — $22, with this 2 bedroom, 2- St. 395-2895. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY IF DESIRED the Ocean. Ph: 395-5017. Owner, 395-8897. 900. For all information 1/2 bath home with spa- Best family Home value Exclusive With ' Delightful 3/2 Home - OCEANFRONT call IYAN HAACK. . . cious screened patio and in Delray — Built-in Wall Large Patio, cable heat, 2 bedrms., 2 bath, W/W Weir Plaza Building 15x30 pool with east ex- Aauarium, Screened Pa- Pool, on lake. Winter Carpeting, drapes, View 855 S. Federal Hwy. posure in a much sought tio, Panelled Living rental 399-7344. of Ocean from Living Boca Raton; Ph.395-4000 after location. Kitchen 61 e en • BlVd 1 room with Fireplace, separate dining room, large REALTOR room, kitchen & Both has pass thru service -afori,r; Fla. • Riviera-Block to Ocean Bedrooms. Putting bar to patio — hot and kitchen with walk in 5501 N. Federal Highway 2 bedroom, 2 bath, spa- Green, Pool, Shuffle- ROYAL PALM cold shower at pool- pantry. Inspection a cious home. Month or board, extra large un- FAMILY HOME side, living room has "'must." In the price Season. Write P.O. Box CHATHAM HILLS range of Boca Raton 395-8200 derground garage. Sale sliding doors on 2 sides 2 Bedroom, 1 bath Home 795, Boca Raton, or call price $22,800. Call own- An exceptionally func- opening onto patio — $41,750. 395-3613. large Screened Patio, er 395-9472. Eve. 399- tional home. Foyer en- MLS-BR-1072P — $24, Air -Condition, Carpet- BANER REALTY, INC. 3019, trance services 3 bed- 500 furnished. 814 E. Atlantic Ave. ing & Drapes, GE Kit- Delray Beach WE'RE SEEKING rooms without crossing •kMOTHEkWELL chen, Hurricane Awn- 276-7401 days living room. Separate ^ SEASONAL A refined couple with or iW REALTY ings, Fruit Trees, 732-1173 nights without a Cat or Dog or dining room. Separate 757 S. Federal Hwy. F enced B ack Yard. C ar- NEW ARRIVALS - IBM Personnel Available Dec. 1st, long a Child or Two, to lease family room, huge (14'x Colonial Building port, circular Drive — season. Well furnished our spacious Town 30') Patio, large kitchen Boca Raton, Fla. $15,500. 395-6241. RENT with OPTION to PURCHASE! New 2 & 3 Bedroom 3 bedroom, 2 bath, heat- serves all areas. Over- Homes. Furnished or Unfurn. Immediate occupancy — House 1/2 block from Phone "395-4044__ TAKE YOUR CHOICE 90% financing available on sales. Luxury Living in ed Swimming Pool, Cen- the Ocean. PH: 395-5017 size 2 car garage. A 2 bedrooms 2-1/2 baths, Surburban Sophistication. tral* heat & Air, very great family home at "A REAL NICE HOME'*' Three bedrooms 2 (plus Den, could be 3rd baths, central heat & well located. Call: Nine Months old, Boca $54,000e MLS 679, Efficient floor plan - 2 bedroom). Wall to Wall BUILDERS MODEL, IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY BEAUTIFUL Apt. 1 bedroom 1-1/2 FIRST REALTY CORP. bedrm., 2 bath with cer- air - home - MLS 1068 - 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, Central Air & Heat, Drapes, Harriet Jackman,Assoc. Carpeting, Drapes, Priced right! $13,900. . - wall to wal! carpeting, panoramic kitchen, breakfast Atlantic Boca Realty ,Inc* bath, Furn. or unf urn. 20 SE 1st Ave. amic tile on lower walls. Dishwasher, Washer & room apart from dining room, patio roofed & screened. All electric Kitchen, Privacy walled patio, off Two bedroom furnish- Lanoi entry. Garage, Large corner lot, sprinkler sys- Realtor Call Anytime 395-8600 Dryer, Living room, ed home Royal Oak Hills tem. ... $25,500.00 D i s hwas-her, disposal, long Living room. Kit- Dining room, Electric 101 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. DE LIGHTFUlT" - MLS 970 - $30,000. . . 395-8500 anytime central heat & air corid. chen has cupboards ga- Kitchen, Pass-thru win- LOVELY 2 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, Central Air & Heat, Drapes, W/W carpeting, drapes COMPACT HOME lore, and all modern Two bedroom furnish- Wall to Wall Carpeting, Futuristic Kitchen, Brunch area, dow to Patio, with Pool. ed—1957 car- MLS 1037 25'fi Wanted JoiReit; 395-5472. WEST FACING built in appliances. Walk 2 car garage. Must be apart from dining room. Patio roofed and screened, 2/2 yearly lease. Couple This lovely three bed- to stores, shops, movie. $12,500. . . sprinkler system, carport. seen to appreciate — Three bedroom, 2 $19,900.00 — access to Intracoast- room home with east owner.Selling at $17,500. 399-6729. 8 UNITS facing patio overlooking bath spacious home-MLS LOVELY 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH., Central Air & Heat, dining al. Furn, or unf urn. Call Ph: 395-4920. room, large family room adjoining panoramic Kitchen 395-5252, New Apartment$70,000 the golf course is in RO*AL PALM YACHT 1055 - $21,500. • • and Patio. Entrance foyer, gorage. 560 NEfl46 St. Complete "MINT" condition. The & COUNTRY CLUB ON Three bedroom VA $23,500.00. 30 X BtisirtessfOtftJorfuiiitiess information carpets and drapes are WATER BY OWNER bath - Boca Square - BLACKWELL REALTY CAMINO GARDEN MLS 1054 - $23,900. . . CUSTOM BUILT 3 BEDROOM, 2'4 BATH, Dressing room. GARVY'S clean and look like new. ANDOVER 3 bedrms., 2-1/2 baths, l Central heat & air. Drapes & wall to wal! carpeting, Realtors Come in and see the large utility room, Three bedroom, 2 A sunken living room, entrance foyer, dining room, com- GOT bath plus den - spacious plete GE built-in Kitchen, large family room, screened Fta Lauderdale large walk-in closets, washer, dryer, living IT! Just listed at a very $26,950. . .MLS 1022. Jn Patio_ ond Pool, cabana, 2 car garage, sprinkler. 564-5944 — 399-5860 marble sills and base- realistic price & im- room, dining rm., pan- $39,500,00. Located in loyely suburban University and Living quarters boards, the beautiful elled Den, large elec- Co-op Apt. 2 bedroom Park, city water-& sewer, no city faxes. maculate 2 bedroom, 2 2 bath Ocean & IC Wat- ready to go. drive to 196 FOR SALE landscaping and, of tric kitchen, built-in Russell R. Thompson - Reg. ReaP Estate Broker bath on a spacious 110' J erway - BC 52WP — SW 15th St. then call: Eight Unit Apartment course, the beautiful front Lot. Many, many breakfast nook. 50 Exclusive Agent — Broker Cooperation Invited 391-0900. MLS. Porch, W/W carpeting $19,500. • - House, 1 bedroom apart- view. Ask for MLS BR~ extras & several Thou- Call or come in and Phone 399-1872 - Open Daily Inc. Sundays 35?fe to!s«SWVeagiSSilei i ments, good investment 603 — Only $66,000. sand Dollars below re- & Drapes,concrete dock see HARRY GRIFFITHS Royal Palm Yacht & CC with excellent return. WE placement cost. IM- with water & electricity. or JACK MEEHAN for Desirable Golf Course 1/2 block off U.S. 1. W REALTY MEDIATE OCCUPANCY 372 Cocoanut Palm Dr. further details. . . A&P CONSTRUCTION CO '757 S. Federal Hwy. $34,500. MLS. Immediate possession, UNIVERSITY Lot Overlooks 3 Fair- for appt. call owner, Weir Plaza Building ways. S.E. Exposure, 7 400 N E 27th Circle Colonial Building FIRST REALTY CORP. 855 S. Federal Hwy. Boca Raton Boca Raton, Fla. 20 SE 1st Ave* 395-5248. Reduced to PARK HOMES beautiful Palm Trees. $62,500. Boca Raton;Ph.395-4000 Owner 395-2513. Phone 395-4254 Phone 395-4044 Call Anytime 395-8600 14A Thursday, Oct. 19, 1967 BOCA RATON NEWS

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Preservation of red blood cells means new kind of blood bank By SANDY WESLEY blood, all the hospital Someday Boca Raton Although the blood give blood so "the blood will have to do is check bank is very much in is available." residents. will be able their files for someone to give their own blood operation the only time "The blood bank is who has her type of local residents see the continually in the red," to be stored away for blood, contact him and, their own future use organization come alive he said, "and the de- o presto, a donor is avail- is during what's called mand for blood is spir- The system will go able,, something like this. Blood Bank Week. aling while the supply of But this is all in the The rest of the year donors is dwindling. John Doe will establish future. What's happen- a blood bank account in officials work behind the Since our community ing right now is also im- scenes, so to speak, dis- hospital has been com- his name at the local portant, even more so hospital, in this case pensing credits to Boca pleted, the demand for than what will happen in Raton residents who blood is now even great- Boca Raton Community the future. Hospital, by giving a pint need blood and taking in er than it has been in of blood. That pint will At one time, Boca Ra- credits from residents the past and we must be stored in his name. ton had one blood bank, who might possibly give build up our blood cred- A year later, possibly, connected with Boca Ra- blood. its now in order to meet John Doe will need a ton Hotel and Club. Now "We're not a blood future needs. pint of blood. The nurse it has two — the ho- collecting agency," Ar- "Eventually, again, will give him the very tel's, which is just for mour stressed. "The we hope to have a sys- same pint of blood that hotel personnel and the only time we actually tem whereby members he had stored away one community blood bank, collect blood is during of civic organizations Lab technician, Penelope Whiteseide prepares to take blood from donor, Frances Boyd. year ago. available to all resi- a drive such as the one will be able to go to the dents in Boca Raton. we've set up for Thurs- hospital certain nights in Sounds like science The community blood day, Nov. 9. the week to donate blood fiction, hm? bank was organized in Although the Boca Ra- but again it's something According to Dr. Ed- 1964 when a member of ton Community Hospital we're working on. ward Mazaleski, the the American Legion is not completely set up "Strangely enough," time when Boca Raton needed blood. The city to handle all blood don- Dr. Mazaleski said, residents will be able to residents launched a ors all year around, it "even though blood is Rules for blood donors receive his own blood is drive and elected offi- will be the scene of this cers for the blood bank. expensive — a pint will not far away. year's blood bankdriveo cost $22 —peoplewould "It's a long, drawn Later the American Le- "Someday we hope to rather pay for the blood 1. Donors must be in good health and are 5. Persons having had the following condi- out and costly process," gion credits were pool- asked not to offer blood during periods of tions may not give blood at anytime: Heart be able to collect and than build up credits Dr. Mazaleski said, ed with Jaycees and the store all our blood in the by donating blood." extreme stress or fatigue. They must, be Trouble; Rheumatic fever; Undulant fever "but one day it will be Boca Raton Community between the ages of 21 and 59 years; if (Malta Fever); Yellow Jaundice. Those who community hospital," The basic idea of the possible for everyone Blood Bank was organ- Dr. Mazaleski said, married they may give if over 18, other- have been exposed to jaundice in six months ized. blood bank is that any- wise persons between 18 and 21mustpre- may not give blood. to give blood and have it "but at the present time one who donates blood stored for their own Dr. Mazaleski is the the hospital does not sent written permission of parent or 6. Blood pressure reading of over 200 sys- medical consultant, Alan will not have to pay for guardian on forms provided by the bank. tolic or 100 diastolic is cause for rejection. use." have facilities to store the blood when he or she are work- Armour the president all blood so the main 2. Diet for four hours immediately prior to 7. A period of 14 days must elapse after Scientists has to receive it. ing now on a way to and John Loughery, blood storage will still Now only members of giving blood: fruit and fruit juices, toast taking antibiotics or immunization shots. preserve red blood cells keeper of records. Persons having had rabies treatment may be in West Palm Beach. organizations who con- and crackers with jam or jelly, coffee and which is the determining "The whole idea of the "Eventually, we'd like tea (sugar permitted but no cream), car- not give blood for one year following last blood bank was to have tribute blood may bene- injection. factor in storing blood. to be able to collect and fit from the blood bank, bonated drinks, water. No alcoholic bev- Right now, when blood blood credits available store our blood here," erages and no dairy products permitted in 8. Individuals subject to asthma, severe hay but eventually we hope to is stored in a cold stor- to all citizens here and Dr. Mazaleski said. be able to make the above period. Above items may be taken fever or other marked allergic reactions age system ice crystals Deerfield Beach resi- in any quantity desired. Avoid fasting for may not give blood for six weeks following "Right now we want blood available to every- which form on the blood dents who are members to stimulate people to (Continued on Page 4B) long periods prior to visiting the bank. an attack. cause the red blood cells of local organizations," 9. Persons with abscessed teeth, boils or in- to evaporate after a cer- Armour said. 3. Malaria or tropical fever within past five fections may not be taken as donors. Po- tain length of time. The Now the bank has be- years is cause for rejection; no blood may tential donors must be completely recov- blood, which as a whole come so much a part of be withdrawn from persons who have had . ered from a cold for one week. Tooth ex- becomes useless then is the city life that each an operation or have received blood trans- traction in less than a week is cause for broken down and used year City Councilmen fusions within six months. rejection. ROYAL PALM PLAZA — BOCA RATON for other things such as appropriate $100 for (Opposite New Construction 4. Women are rejected if pregnant or if they Two months must elapse between dona- plasma. blood bank expenses. have infants under six months- of age. tions. Today scientists are 399-3500 hard at work inventing Famous Mona Lisa Wigs a means of preserving SALESMAN'S these red blood cells,, SAMPLES 100% European Human Hair In the meantime Boca and Raton residents will WIGS from have to be content with Nearly New for $149.50 Evecy Occasion — FALLS from 99.00 giving blood to store up THRIFT PRICES Girl Scout News credits for eventual WIGLETS from 39.50 need of blood. Someday too Boca Otra Vez Complete 3-Day Wig Service Center Raton residents will be Dress Shop Wig clean & set $10.00—Hairpiece clean & set from $6.00 By BARBARAMcBRIDE is a very meaningful them and restates to us el. Wig set $7.50—Hairpiece set from $4.00 able to become "walk- 192 S. Dixie pledge to all the girls can only make our daily Out neighbors who are ing blood donors", as Rush Service Available What has a toothless who make it. The words lives happier. working in this reward- Dr. Mazaleski termed Boca Raton CLOSED SATURDAY smile, wears a little of the promise can give Adult guidance for all ing capacity deserve our it. brown dress and beanie, us a clearer picture of Scouts is naturally most special thanks and all With the help of IBM, is a discoverer, ready what a Brownie is and important and the the help we can give Boca Raton Community helper and a friend mak- does. "I promise to do Brownie level demands them. Hospital hopes even- er? Yes, it's a Brownie my best to love God and much dedication, inspir- Our Brownie program tually to have computer Scout, the youngest my country, to help other ation, patience and love has been divided into six cards available listing SPECIAL GOURMET DINNER MENU member of our Girl people every day, espe- from its leaders. The Complete Dinner Five Dollars troops — two from Ad- the blood type of each UE DOME or Scout family. cially those at home." seeds of scouting can be A u (Continued on Page 4B) resident in town. COCKTAILS CARTE DINNER To be a Brownie is a Consider what is be- planted here — the val- PENTHOUSE FIOOR hope of most little girls, ing said — and how the ues in citizenship, ser- If Jane Doe needs FROM 5 P.M. 5:30-11 P.M. and they can realize this girls can apply those vice, troop - m anage- Reservations dream when they are 7 words to every part of ment, promise and laws, OH Suggested: 525-3303 and 8 years old. After their daily life. We international friendship, (Closed Sundays) completing the first adults could profit from and health and safety find 333 SUNSET DRIVE AWARDS Madeleine HOLIDAY 5-STAR At The Piano grade, girls are ready their promise too — the their development be- BOY FORT LAUDERDALE MAGAZINE for and want an informal basic values it teaches gins at the Brownie lev- MOBIL GUIDE From 8:30 group experience. Spon- MOM! taneous clubs may start and dissolve again. Girls however, need a contin- ANOTHER uous group where they ! Village Butcher Shop I can express themselves NEW constructively and crea- tively. The two year age • PRIME MEATS — PERSONAL SERVICE | span in Brownie Girl DRESS Scouting helps prepare for the three year span Fresh Well trimmed in other levels of Girl Genuine spring lamb Ib. Scoutning. LEGO'LAMB The Brownie Promise No son. . . 9(8 Lean Ground Lamb C HE BIRD - *Plant Open 7 A.M. to 6 P.M. Chere' I met a few of the boys *Some Day Shirt Service just the result of LAMB PATTIES Ideal for broiling Ib. 49 | Appraised, Bought & Sold *0ne Hour Dry Cleaning at the Banyan Tree today and we •Free Pickup and Delivery These are We also buy looked in that intriguing Boca Bazaar old gold & antique jewelry C window. Oh! La! La! Such Flowers - HAVE YOUR SMOKED PORKCHOPSr^ »99 Patio trees - even the Bees thought DIAMONDS CHECKED drycleaning frying & broiling I they were real. 8, CLEANED NO CHARGE SHE BIRD - SMOKED BACON SirJlSSli mm JEWELERS I've just been waiting for your chirp _ Let's go, but fast - and re- Clean, freshly ground vitalize our nest before our snowbird The handy meat 3 lbs1.39. ! friends arrive. GROUND BEEF KEN ANN BUILDING 30 S. E. 1st Street 3101 N. FEDERAL HWY. 550 N. Federal Hwy.r Boca Raton 395-4591 FT. LAUDERDALE BOCfi BRZflfiR lues., Wed., Thurs. Sat. 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. 565-2021 20 S.DDME HWY. Call 395-5200 FUR STORAGE ! 99 AM. A.M. -8-8 P.M.P.M. ClosedClosed Sun.Sun. && Mon(Aon.. | 2B Thursday, Oct. 19, 1967 BOCA RATON NEWS Recipe of the week Fruit is always welcome treat Makes no difference what the meal or even ads. what time of day it is, fruit is something Sugar Apple - This fruit is indigenous to that's always welcome. Central America and the West Indies, and has "Up north" it's the apple this time of the been grown commercially in the Florida Keys. year. Down south, or rather ; in southern The fruit varies from three to four inches in Florida and the tropics, it might be anything diameter.The flesh is creamy | white, sweet from a pineapple to a monstera deliciosa. and has a pleasant flavor. The strained pulp Fruits are versatile. That's been said about makes an excellent drink when mixed with every food under the sun at one time or an- milk and makes good ice cream. other, but fruit is one food that really lives Avocado - perhaps one of the earliest food up to that statement. items in the diet of the tropical American It can be canned, baked into a pie, made aborigines. The avocado is one of the princi- into a salad, sliced and topped with cream or pal fruits of the tropics, its food value is well eaten raw. It can be eaten at breakfast, recognized and with the development of win- lunch, supper, between meals, or as a mid- ter-fruiting varieties it is acquiring a more night snack. Now that's real versatality. assuree place on the market. It is considered Some Florida fruits are little known even to chiefly as a salad fruit. the old time Florida resident. Listed below Monstera deliciosa or Ceriman - a native are the fruits pictured above with a short to Mexico, the fruit is long and cylindrical description of each one. from seven to ten inches long and two and a Pineapple -well, everyone knows what a half inches thick. The markings on the skin, pineapple is, . . or shell, resemble a pine cone and the fruit Mango - generally called the king of the turns yellowish green on ripening but does not fruits. ripen uniformally; apart beginning at the base It was cultivated more than three thousand or stem end ripens each day over aperiod of years ago and figures prominently in myth- three or four days. The very soft flesh is ology and folklore of India. From its origin in greyish white and juicy, sub-acid. It has an India it has spread and hasbecomepopularin excellent pineapple-banana flavor and may be other warm regions of the world. It was eaten as a dessert fruit or the pulp may be brought to Florida by the Department of Ag- used in ices, sherbets or fruit drinks. riculture. It can be a substitute for apples Antidesma - the fully mature dark red and peaches in pies, but only the green mangos berry-like fruits make good syrup, wines or may be used for jellies. The fully grown jellies. slightly colored fruits are best for pies, but Papaya - The melon like fruits vary in size, be sure to use twice as much sugar as for shape and.quality. The ripe fruit is used as a the green apple pie. The more mature mangos dessert, eaten the same way as a melon. are better for deep dish pies, puddings and Barbados cherry - The fruit comes from sauces. the West Indies and Central America and re- Florida's tropical fruit Carissa - There are three types of Caris- sembles a miniature apple in shape and color- sa, the Carissa Grandiflora, from South Af- ing. It makes excellent jelly, jam and wine. rica is a bright red fruit varying in size from one and a half to two inches in length. In quality they range from soft, many seed fruits Lamp Bases' Tarnishedt to firm aloms solid ones with few seeds. The 1. PINEAPPLE 7. SUGAR APPLE partly ripe fruits make excellent jelly, very -Objects of Art Tarnished? 2. MANGO 8. AVOCADO similar in flavor and texture to cranberry jelly, and syrups. We will Gold Leaf them for Everlasting 3. CARISSA 9- MONSTERA DELICIOSA Beauty and Durability. We use Only 4. KEY LIME 10. ANTIDESMA The Karanda Carissa comes from India and Italian Metal Leaf. All work Done on 5. PERSIAN LIME 11. PAPAYA is dark purple, almost black when ripe. They vary in shape from oval to round and make Premises and Guaranteed. 6. CARAMBOLA 12. BARBADOS CHERRY excellent acid jellies for meats or fish. Then there is the Carissa Browneii, which EL LAMPS I SHADES comes from Australia and is a brownish or 3341 N. FEDERAL HWY., POMPANO russet color when ripe. It also makes good SHOPPERS HAVEN (South End) firm jelly. Key Lime - Sometimes called the Mexican lime, the fruit varies from round to oval and is greenish yellow when ripe. Used in pies and drinks. Persion lime or Tahiti lime - It has a fruit larger than the Mexican lime and re- sembles a small round lemon, only its skin is smoother. Used in drinks. Custom Made Draperies and Shades Carambola - Long a favorite fruit of southern China, the fruit is deeply angled as to be Slipcovers • Upholstery star shaped at cross section. Fruits vary in length from three to four inches and from Free Decorator Service For Consultation two to two and a half inches broad. For some people the fruit has strong appeal. Its flavor Phone 399-7033 is quincelike, but becomes more pronounced with cooking. The fruits are yellow when ripe, and make firm, cloudy yellow jelly with a pronounced quince flavor. Fully riped fruits make good jam, pressed for juice make excellent drinks or when chill- DRAPERY STUDIO ed and sliced into very thin cross sections the 3062 N. FEDERAL HWY.. BOCA RATON ripe fruits make an interesting addition to sal- m <

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Dear Ann: We have come Home. She wants nize half the time be- ed envelope and 35 cents them to her in", care of a relative who monop- us to get the word around cause she is wearing in coin with your re- Boca Raton News Box olizes every conversa- that her husband was someone else's clothes. quest. 3346, Chicago, Illinois tion with "Me, me, me killed in a plane crash Loretta has dozens of Ann . Landers will be 606 5 4, enclosing a — mine, mine. I bought. and she is returning girl friends and they are glad to help you with stamped, self-address- I spent. I own. I went. home because she needs forever switching out- your problems. Send ed envelope, I did," In other words a change of scenery so fits. I spend a lot of — capital "I" and small she can recover from money on that young "u." her grief. lady's wardrobe and I BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, Oct. 19, 1967 3B Can't these people My husband is furious. have yet to see her in any hear themselves? Don't He is certain that few of her own beautiful they realize it is un-people believed her first skirts, blouses, slacks, gracious to talk inces- story and that no onesweaters, shifts, or santly about one's self? will believe the second coats. p Why do they do it? Per- one. We both feel it is Last night I asked haps if I understood it unfair of her to ask us Loretta to dress for a THE GOLD better I could tolerate to life for her. Please special occasion and she it. tell me what to do. said she had nothing to —ASSAULTED —MR. & MRS. wear. She was right. Her EARDRUMS 8-BALL best outfits had been Dear Assaulted: Dear Mr. and Mrs.: traded. When I criticized These pathetic crea- Inform your sister that the practice she called COMPARE 4 Mrs. Clarence Kent shows one of the many art pieces she brought back tures feel inadequate. you are not going to tell me dumb and insisted from India to Mrs. Raymond Pascoe, AAUW area representative for world The "I specialists*' who people anything ~ that that all the kids trade continually brag about clothes and I am not problems, and Mrs. Joseph Berchtold, first vice president and program the explanation can wait their possessions, their until she comes home tuned in to what's hap- chairman for the group. achievements and their and then she can put out pening. What do you EVERY DAY expenditures are notany story she wishes. know about this fad? only cloddish but bor- .If friends or rela- —DUMB MOTHER LOW Mrs. Clarence Kent to speak ing. If YOU hear of a tives ask about her, Dear Mother: It's no cure, let me know. I simply say you are un- fad. Girls have been CONTRACT run into these people, clear as to the details trading clothes since the too. but when she comes fig leaf. PRICES on India at A A UW meeting home they can ask her. Put your foot down on All draperies expertly Dear Ann Landers: that young lady's smart will show slides of India sociology, economics, made in our own "Is East, East and My sister had an illegi- Dear Ann Landers: mouth and tell her there West, West" is the title and speak about the religion and philosophy, timate baby in another will be no more trading workrooms, country where she lived and the arts, Each group We have a 13-year-old of the program planned state and has been there girl whom Ican'trecog- of new clothes. If she for the meeting of the for three years while will hold a second meet- At KEELER'S you'll for three years. When wants to trade some old- No charge for making American Association of her husband was a pro- ing during November. find hundreds of bolts of she left town she told ies, O.K. — but make it full length, regular or tra- University Women on fessor at the Indian In- Newcomers the most exciting drapery everyone she was going clear, she must ask you verse, from $1.98 yd. Guar- Oct. 24. stitute of Science at Anyone interested in fabrics anywhere ... just information concerning to marry a widower first. anteed rods and installation. The group will meet Bangalore. The five whose wife had died in plan party for the Gold CoastI AAUW study groups membership in AAUW at 8 p.mo in Tiara East or one of the study childbirth. Please don't When romantic glanc- Cabana Club, Deerfield have met for study and Newcomers Club will Open Mon.-Sat get the idea she is a stu- hold a card party Nov. 9 es turn to warm em- Beach. discussion of their var- groups may contact pid youngster. She is a 9-5 ious topics, education, in the Community Cen- braces is it love or EEIMylm Mrs. Clarence Kent Mrs. Joseph Berchtold. professional person in chemistry? Send for the Com* In ter. Play will begin at Or Phone • Draping the Gold Coast her early 30's who has 9:30 a.m. booklet "Love Or Sex always held excellent Ticket co-chairmen and How to Tell the Dif- positions., ference," by Ann Land- 3415 S. Federal Hwy., Deliay Beach, 278-2877 are Mrs. August Leh- Visit our nationally famous Browse 'n Think Shoo Recently Sis called to mann and Mrs. Joseph ers. Enclose a long, (Cove Center) Deerfield Beach - Phone 399-2837 say she has decided to Abraham. stamped, self-address- Wagoneers slate supper Friendship Wagoneers will hold a pot luck supper at 5:30 p.m. Satur- day in the Scout Hut. m Chairman is Mrs. John Ackerman. Births V Mr. and Mrs. James Gualtieri, 1298 S.W. 14 Dr., announce the birth of a son Oct. 8 in Bethesda Memorial -\ Hospital. 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PICTURE FRAMING Girl Scout News by JENNINGS (Continued from IB) IT COSTS NO MORE TO HAVE minded to not arrive for while year learning to IT DONE PROP-ERLY. dison Mizner, two from the Brownie meeting too know their community St. Joan of Arc and one early since a kinder- better. Many field trips ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS each from J.C. Mitchell garten class is in ses- and home and commun- PHOTO FRAMES and Boca Raton Schools, sion until 3:30p.m,Mrs. ity projects will teach Troop number 186, Boca Dunster advises the the girls the inter-rela- 110 E. Boca Raton Rd. Raton School, is co-led girls to use the entrance tionship of one facility 395-1660 by Mrs. Ray Benson and to the north by the park- with another, and how Mrs. Alan Platt. Their ing lot to avoid the kind- this relationship betters girls meet every Mon- ergarten traffic. our community. day at Boca Raton School St. Joan of Arc's troop Mrs. Mary Jares and at 2:15 p.m. A pre-re- 196 co-led by Mrs. Doris Mrs. Betty Swansonare gistration meeting was Ruegg and Mrs. Fran- co-leaders of Addison held on October 13 at ces Olson meet every Mizner's troop 260. which everyone became Friday from 3 to 4 p.m. Their girls meet at the acquainted. at the sehoolo Their nine Scout Hut every Tues- Add i son Mizner's new Brownies will have day from 2.-30 to 4 p.m. troop 240, co-led by attended the four neces- Their first meeting in- Mrs. John Dunster and sary meetings by No-cluded the Brownies Mrs. Opel James begins vember 3 when an in-mothers and everyone its Brownie year today, vestiture ceremony is had fun learning to know with the first meeting planned. Their yearly each other over punch at the Moravian Church calendar is sprinkled and cookies. HAIRDOS from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. with field trips and hol- Troop 61 from St. Mothers have been iday projects and parties. Joan of Arc is co-led asked to stop in to the by Mrs. Robert Tata, meeting for at moment Troop 254 from J.C. Mrs. Donald Reed and INTRODUCTORY OFFER to register their daught- Mitchell meets every Mrs. Donald Kennedy. ers o The girls will be Monday at the Advent Their girls meet every SERVICE ON entertained by last Lutheran Church at 2:45 Thursday from 3 to4:30 year's co-leader Mrs. p.m. and is co-led by p.m. at the social hall. WIGS $5.00 Fran Hager as she Mrs. Lillian Van Bus-Today will see these speaks to them on what kirk and Mrs. Carol Brownies at the fire sta- being a Brownie means. Simmons. These girls FALLS $5.00 All the girls are re- tion in connection with will have a most worth- Fire Prevention Week. WIGLETS $150 The first five weeks of their scout meetings DECORATIVE PLASTIC will be spent preparing the second grade WIGHT CASES Brownies for their in- vestiture. The third $4.75 graders will be busy MON. - SAT. CLOSED WED. AND SAT. THURSDAY, OCT. 19 helping them learn their 8 A.M. TO 5 P.M. AFTERNOONS Sunrise Kiwanis Club, Royal Palm Cafeteria, 7:30 promise and the Brown- a.m. ie Bs. (Be a ready help- LUCY CILE Adult tennis instr., tennis courts, 9 a.m. er, Be a discovered and Royal Palm Women's Golf Association, Royal Be a friend maker.) Palm Golf Course, 9:30 a.m. The next step up the What dash the new belted waistline gives autumn's coat silhouette! Orig- WIG STUDIO Creative crafts class, Scout Hut, 9:30 a.m.ladder of Girl Scouting in ala uses rich anthracite wool for this shaped coat that parades double- 707 E. Palmetto Park Road, Special Christmas decorations class, Garden Club is the Junior Scout — breasted buttons above the polished calfskin fitted, belted waist. The col- Boca Raton 395-5010 Center, 10 a.m. next week we'll explore lar cups out enchantingly to cuddle the throat. The skirt is paneled to give (Just Easl of Intracoostal) Adult tennis instr., tennis courts, 10 a.m. into that level. easy fullness. Exchange Club, Pal's, 12:15 p.m. Welfare Council case worker, Unitarian-Univer- salist Church, 1 p.m. How to draw class, Community Center, 1 p.m. Blood donors Courses set Opening Monday Oct. 23rd(T£\ Rose Society, Community Center, 2 p.m. (Continued from IB) blood in West Palm Girl Scouts, Scout Hut, 3 p.m. one. Beach, the central stor- Instruction in crushed Giants vs. Colts (flag-tag), pony league field, Boca Raton at the age unit, that blood had glass craft sponsored With a Whale of a Sale 3:30 p.m. present time has 175to be flown in from other by the Boca Raton Rec- Saints vs. Bears, (flag-tag), pony league field, credits, but this does not southern states. reation Department and Looking forward to seeing you and having you stop 4:30 p.m. mean that there is avail- A credit means basi- taught by Helen Ulrich by and having you to say, "Hello"! Twilighter pot luck, Community Center, 6 p.m. able right now 175 pints cally that a resident of will begin Thursday, Boca Jets football practice, pony league field, of blood for Boca Raton. Boca Raton if he takes Oct. 26. 6:30 p.m. Actually there have advantage of the bank, Advanced classes for Pennsylvania Gold Coast Club, Lighthouse Point been times when there can get blood for free if those wishing to learn Country Club, 6:30 p.m. was such a shortage of he promises to replace Crushed Glass Lamps Adult ballroom dancing, Community Center, 7:30 it. will begin Friday, Oct. p.m. Who can give blood? 27. Students must have CtM^uO/ Country Club Village civic association, Scout Hut, Two will Anyone between the ages taken the beginner's uOQ 7:30 p.m. of 21 and 59 may donate course to be eligible for RESORT ONS A American Legion Auxiliary, 160 N.W. Second St., attend meet blood for the bank, or if the lamp class. 8 p.m. anyone between 18 and The six week series 1038 E. Atlan+ic Ave. Main Street American Legion, 160 N.W. Second St., 8 p.m. Two women from the 21 desires to give, he of classes meets weekly Defray Beach, Fla. Blowing Rock, No. Carolina Jaycees, Scott bldg., 8 p.m. Estahakee Chapter, or she may do so with at 9:30 a.m. in the Com- FRIDAY, OCT. 20 DAR, will attend the fall the parents written con- munity Center. state board meeting at sent. Dress Designing 1, Community Center, 9 a.m. Leesburg, Oct. 27. The This years blood bank Oil painting, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. women are Mrs. Morant Glass staining, Scout Hut, 9:30 a.m. drive will be held 10 J. Altenbaugh, regent, a.m to 6 p.m. Thurs- Weaving, Garden Club Center, 10 a.m. and Mrs. William T. o Duplicate Bridge game, Community Center, 12:30 day, Nov. 9 in Boca Ra- Walsh, state public re- ton Community Hospi- p.m. lations chairman. Liquid embroidery, Community Center, 1 p.m. tal. 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Oirr's Gold Seal Spiced Luncheon Meat. . $£ 69c {Plus 25 S&H Green Stamps. No coupon required) Camino Gardens - Boca Raton Herman's Orange Band 100 W. Camino jjeal Bologna J& 59c 5th Ave. PLAZA-Boca Raton Sarasota Brand Chipped Beef, Ham or ib. 3-02. U.S. Highway #1 & 5lh tva. (4 to 5-ib. average) Turkey 3 pkgs. 99c Copeland's Franks or Palm Aire Shopping Center (4 to S-lb. average) Ib. Mb. Loin End 49< Dinner Franks. 272 S. Federal Hwy., Deerfield Beach Swift's Premium Skinless Link Half m Whole. Ib. 59' J (Plus 100 S&H Green Stamps with coupon) Pork Sausage . . . 5£ 59c Investors' guide HEW SOIL FOR GARDENIAS GET ACID CLAY THAT LASTS FOR MANY YEARS. YOUR POOR GARDENIAS CAN BECOME BEAUTIFUL AND NO FURTHER Solid stock income NEED FOR SPECIAL CULTIVATION NEWLY PLANTED GARDENIAS NEED THIS By SAM SHULSKY in growth potential, you for more income. If you from its shareholder- ALSO BECAUSE POTTED DIRT IS should — logically — must have it, then put owners. TEMPORARY. Q. We axe retired, and sell it and put the mon- your money where the Bristol-Myers is of- would like to get more ey to work bringing in current income is, even fering for each Mead WE ALSO REPAIR BAD LAWNS. income from my stocks. more income. if it means giving up Johnson common share 8B Thursday, Oct. 19, 1967 BOCA RATON NEWS I feel I should sell and Clark Equipment also some growth and taking 0.39 share of its com- FOR CONTRACT PRICES CALL US. take a reasonable profit yields about 3.8%. For losses. And while you're mon plus l/5th share of when I can and reinvest the same reason, this looking for solid, gen- a new Bristol-Myers $2 Agent attending Lawn Fertilization when prices are favor- money should be at work erous income don't ov- dividend preferred con- able. My wife doesn't elsewhere even though erlook the many high vertible at any time into Contact BARNES Superfalend want to take profits. We you have a loss in the grade preferreds and 0.53 shares of the com- PHONE 395-1603 or395-4446 hold C. & O., Chrysler, stock. bonds which today lang- mon. You thus get not insurance course Clark Equipment, Den- Denver & Rio Grande uish in the market at only a participation in Norman E. Wymbs, a for both individuals and ver & Rio Grande, Sun- yields 5.8% and deserves prices resulting in the Bristol-Myers com- representative of Aetna business firms. Practi- Call 395-8300 for Classified Ad Service ray, Woolworth, Norfolk a place in your port- yields of 6% and even mon but — as a "sweet- Life & Casualty at Boca cal aspects are stress- & Western. folio. higher. ener' ' — a senior issue Raton, is attending a ed with particular em- A. If you base your Sunray, like Chrys- * * * which also represents special casualty insur- phasis placed upon the decision only on wheth- ler, was O.K. when you Q. I own 300 Mead an option on future ance course at Aetna's study of new methods Everyone Loves A er or not you have a bought it, but the yield Johnson common. If the growth of the common. home office in Hartford, and developments de- profit, both you and your now is down to around merger with Bristol- I see no rush to con- Conn. signed to meet changing wife are wrong. 4%. Woolworth yields Myers goes through I vert the new preferred conditions. Your main concern is about 3.3%, It yielded will receive, in ex- to common. That priv- The five-week course Wymbs, a graduate of income from solid even less when you change, a fraction of a ilege can be exercised provides comprehensive St. Louis University, is BUICK stocks. Your stocks are bought it at a higher share of Bristol-Myers any time, Bristol-My- instruction in all forms president of N.E. Wymbs solid enough, but not price. common and a fraction of ers common is a low- of insurance protection & Associates, Inc. FOR THE BEST DEAL ON A all provide the amount Norfolk & Western a new convertible pre- yield growth stock. You of income available to- yields a generous 6%, ferred for each Mead can continue to hold the day. plus. Johnson. Why do they preferred for income Asay takes part So — to take them one You say you want to make these complicated and still share in future 7961 itJICI at a time: raise your income about offers? Would I be bet- price appreciation in the Hold C. & 0. even $225 a year. If that is a ter off holding the con- common. SEE FRANK COULSON though you have a profit,, paramount considera- vertible preferred, or * * * in motel seminar At today's prices it tion, you must sell off switching into Bristol- Mr. Shulsky welcomes yields close to 6%. the low yielders -- win Myers common immed- all reader mail and tries Warren Asay, manag- services, and exercises Direct Factory Dealsr Chrysler yields about or lose — and turn to iately? to include all problems er of Howard Johnson's in problem-solving — * FINEST SERVICE * LARGE PAINT & BODY SHOP all directed toward pro- 3.8%. It yielded 5% when securities yielding 5,5- A. If you want to buy of general interest in the motor lodge at 80 Eo you bought it. Since you 1/2 and even 6. column. While he cannot Camino Real, attended a viding better service to a house you make the the traveling public, are interested mainly in I AM NOT passing owner an offer which, undertake to answer all two - day seminar on current income and not judgment on the invest- you hope, will prove at- queries personally, ' 'Open-Minded Manage- Asay said the company >* COULSON '*c ment rating of any of tractive enough to in- readers desiring investment" Oct. 9-10inDay- is continuing expansion DELRAY BEACH English class these securities. All are duce him to sell, but ment lists should add- tona Beach, Fla. of its chains of motor qualified investments which won't be so high ress requests to Sam The seminar was one lodges and more than 1616 N. Federal Hwy. - Ph. 278-3292 and some have consid- that you overpay. Ex- Shulsky enclosing self- of eight similar affairs 800 restaurants from to be offered erable growth potential. actly the same thing oc- addressed, stamped en- held in various parts of Maine to California. I am addressing my- curs when one company velope in care of the the country for repre- A class in Englishfor self strictly to your plea tries to buy another Boca Raton News. sentatives of the com- the foreign born is being pany's more than 330 Possible Capital Appreciation Is the offered at Boca Raton motor lodges from coast High School. to coast. The agenda The class, sponsored included human factors Investment Objective of Colonial by the department of and relationships, guest adult education, Palm Beach County Schools, Equities, Inc. — a Mutual Fund will be held to 10 p.m. Polish film each Wednesday. In- LAIRD, BJSSELL & MEEDS, INC. structor is Dr. Kenneth Arvida Building Boca Raton, Florida 33432 Smith. is scheduled Gentlemen: I am interested in investing for possible "Knife in the Water" capital appreciation. Please send me a See this man free copy of the prospectus of Colonial a Polish film directed Equities Inc. when you insure by Roman Polanski, will I understand that there is no obligation. be the second in Mary- your car or home mount College Film Forum series. SEND ABOVE COUPON FOR YOUR FREE COPY OF OUR The film, which deals LATEST INFORMATION FOLDER AND PROSPECTUS. with the human conflict between two men and a woman isolated on a small boat, will be shown at 7:30 p.m. Sunday in Founders Hall, Guest commentator will be W.H. Bninski, This home in Old Floresta was recently purchased by Mr. and Mrs. Grady former journalist for Rea from Dr. Robert L. Clark. The sale was handled by Fred Wilson of At- Radio Free Europe in lantic Boca Realty, Inc. West Germany. HICK BISHOP He may save you REALTORS OF BOCA RATON The following ORYAL E. HADLEY, big money are members EAST 400 E. Palmetto Pk. of the Boca Road, 395-2244. LUXURY CONDOMINIUM APAR1 J.C. MITCHELL Raton Board of Realtors. CHAS. HUTZLER, 72 in 3eamt£$te£ Baea & SONS Doing busi- S.E. 2nd St., Phone ness with 395-8423- BUY U.S. SAVINGS BONDS them you are F. WOODROW KEETON, 11 S. Federal'. . 395-47 assured the highest 2950 N. Ocean Boule- type of service that can vard, 395-5252. be administered in the field of Real Estate MACLAREN & ANDER- Practice. SON, 135 E. Palmetto CROSBY W. ALLEY, 21 Park Rd., Boca Raton. 395-1333 S.E. 3rd St., 395-4404. MADDOX REALTY, 507 NICK AMRHEIN, 7601N. N.E. 20th St., 395-2900 Fed. Hwy., 278-5038. A R VID A REALTY MEDALLION REALTY, Pahn Beach SALES, Inc., 998 S. 95 E. Palmetto Park Rd., Winner of the 1966 "Cond m of the Year" Award Federal Hwy.,395-2000. 395-2421. ATLANTIC BOCA THOMAS 3. MEREDITH, By all standards ... the finest REALTY, 101 E. Pal- Realtor, 42 S.E. 2nd St. Apartments in the most desir- metto Pk. Rd., Boca Phone 3951515. able location in Boca Baton ... Raton, 395-8500. J.C. MITCHELL & A prestige area —yet only two BATEMAN and CO., SONS, Inc., 22 S. Fed- blocks to shopping, theatre and 1299 S. Ocean Blvd., eral Hwy., 395;4711. restaurants . . , Boca Raton, 395-9355. MOTHERWELL REAL- Spacious residences surround- W.P. BEBOUT, 140 N. TY, 757 S. Federal Hwy. ing beautiful tropical gardens Fed. Hwy., 395-8155. 395-4044. ... Quiet Eastern automatic ele- The Seventy-Hour vators—Private screened patios STEPHEN J. BODZO, F. BYRON PARKS, Via Mizner, Royal Palm —Large Clubhouse with Audi- 5501 N. Federal Hwy.. torium — Eatchen — Rooms for 395-8200. Plaza, 395-3700. Executive Week PETRUZZELLI REAL- Arts, Crafts, Hobbies, Billiards, j BRANNON REALTY, TY, Inc., 2325 N. Ocean Color TV—large card area—out- Why net visit Sees Verde door Barbecue—picnic tables— When top executives regularly work into the late hours Ine., 330 E. Palmetto .Boulevard, 395-0822. Pk. Rd., 391-0429. therapeutic heated pool—shuf- of the night to help their companies grow, they create PLASTRIDGE AGENCY and See for Yourself! CAMINO GARDENS Inc., 224 S. Fed. Hwy., fleboard, and many other an unusual problem. As a group, they have a great need for REALTY INC., P.O. 395-1433. features. intelligent investmenrplanning. Yet their work patterns Box 520, Phone 395-7020. THE REAL ESTATE One and two-bedroom apart, leave very little time for it. That's where we come in. *;ARLEN APPRAISAL CORNER, INC. 60 S. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY ments are priced from $10,990 Harris, Upham will do the groundwork for you, and provide AND REALTY INC. 450 Federal Highway, 395- to $18,100— with down pay- OR YOU MAY RESERVE THE APT. ments from $2,700. Mortgages you with quick summaries of what we think are the E. Palmetto Park Rd., 4624. OF YOUR CHOICE NOW IN WILD- 399-4440. RICHARD F. ROSS, 21 are currently available for as most attractive current market opportunities. We'll go on to S.E. 3rd St., 399-6444. INGS 3 & 4 UNBER CONSTRUCTION low as 6%. BRUCE E. DARRELL, FOR FUTURE RESIDENCE back you up with additional information you may want before Realtor, 425 E. Palmet- ROYAL PALM REALTY and after making investment decisions. For an example of to Park Rd., 395-1322. CORP., 3U7 Golfview what we mean, ask for our Pocket Guide, with its fingertip facts WM. DAY Inc., 500 S. Dr., 395-1662. Furnished models are open 9 to 5:30 daily Federal Hwy., 395-0220. TOWN & COUNTRY and lists of stocks. Reading time: 5 minutes. PROPERTIES, 330 E. PETER DORAN, 133 Palmetto Park Rd,, Boca Raton Rd., Phone 399-4629. . J 395-1102. WE EKES REALTY CO., I BENEIAL WB0 ELECTRIC GOLD lUSiJ MEDALLiOH FIRST REALTY CORP. INC., 100 S. Federal' HARRIS, UPHAM & C^ 20 S.E. 1st Avenue, KITCHEN APPLIANCES, CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONING & HEAT. 'STAt*1 I N C O ,R- P o H A- T E D Hwy., 395-1214- 395-8600. Main Office: New York City • Members N. Y. Stock Exchange • 62 Offices Nationwide M.N. WEIR & SONS, FLORIDA SITES, Inc., fiic.,' 855 S. Federal 38 S.E. 4th St. 395-1890. Hwy., 395-4000 Soea "T/ezde Weir Plaza Bldg., 855 South Federal Highway JOHN A. WRIGHT, 713 Boca Raton, Fla. 33432 • 395-4540 EDWARD GARVY, 641 400 N.E. 20TH STREET, IOCA RATON « PHONE 395-8717 Soufli Federal Highway, Havana Drive, Boca Ft, Lauderdale Telephone 399-5286 391-0900. Raton, Florida, CR 8- TWO BLOCKS WIST O* V.$. I ON 20TH STRSiT 2402. ' WRITE OR PHONE FOR FREE COLOR BROCHURE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, Oct. 19, 1967 9B VALUABLE

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"Barefoot Boy" will be the Church. 8:00 A.M. Holy Communion and Homily (both services) 9:00 A.M. Holy Communion and Church Reports of their experiences sermon topic of Rev. Clark * * * School . at the recent Biennial Student Reed at services in First Meth- "Formula or Reality" will be 11:00 A.M. Morning Prayer, Holy Commun- Conference in Boston will be odist Church. The sermon is the sermon topic of Rev. John given by Scott McLane, presi- part of a series of sermons en- Schuring at the 11 a.m. service ion, and Sermon dent, Abby Goetz, secretary, Daily except Thursdays, 7-30 a:m. Morning Prayer and Holy titled "Barefoot Blessedness." in Christian Reformed Church,, COMMUNITY CHURCH Communion Thursdays 10:00 a.m. Morning Prayer and Holy Mike Day, reader, Bob Klein, * * * Rev. Schuring will preach on BOCA RATON Communion alternate reader, and Lisa "On Living It Up" will be the "Evangelism under Tension" at Vance and Kathy Rollins. Ad- sermon topic of Rev. Frederick the 7 p.m. service. "N.W, -4th AVENUE AND N.W. 6th STREET visor, Mrs. Nellie Straub, also will speak. Bill Engle, Ann DR. TORREY JOHNSON High, Mary Alice Janda, Wynne Minister Jordan, and Pam Strong will serve as ushers. AN t.VANGF-LIGAL CHRIST CLNTERED MINISTRY The theme of the meeting is WHHA MISSIONARY VISION ^ CHURCHES "intellectual thrust and relig- ious insight must grow together. They cannot really be sep- ADVENT American ST. PAUL Mo Synod arated 5001 NE 4 Ave.Near U.S.I 701 W. Palmetto Pk. Rd. * * First fresbyteriiin Chiirch "The Ladder at Bethel" will SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:00 SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 be the sermon topic of Rev. (UNITED PRESBYTERIAN, USA.) WORSHIP SERVICE 10:00 WORSHIP 8:30 and 11:00 Christian D. Weber at the 11 600 West Camino Real Ronald J. Dingle (Pre-School Nursery at 11) a.m. service Sunday in Moravian Pastor E.O. Krug, Pastor Church. TWO SERVICES Phone 395-3632 Phone 395-0433 * * * Phone 395-4741 and 395-1939 "Is Christianity Facing a 9:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. Crisis?" will be the sermon topic of Rev. Albert L. East- Sermon: man at service in Church of the 'THE GOD WHO CARES' Open Door. Rev. Leslie Blom- CHURCH of CHRIST erly, director of United Faith Ministers Temporarily Meeting at Mission, will preach at the Rev. Altert G. Shiphorst evening service. 115 West Palmetto Pk. Rd. Rev. David K. Allen * * * SERVICES Church School 9:30 AM. SUNDAY SCHOOL 10:00 A.M. Rev. Denver Snoot will preach Mrs. Paul Bebout Jr. greets Mrs. Herbert Freeman and M.B. Ma- WORSHIP 11:00 A.M. - 6:30 P.M. mula, representatives of First Methodist Church who are calling on friends and members of the church in a "calling person to person" Air-Conditioned Nursery Available WEDNESDAY 7:30 P.M. Convention Visitors Are Cordially Invited campaign for the church. The program, which begins next week includes an invitation to come to church each Sunday during the Information Call 395-9385 opens today month of November. UNIVERSITY -—- -~ --- • — •—• —^ -^ -w —w —*^- - ^^r ~^^r "t^r ^^t^ ***^r ***%^ **^^r*^^ More than 1,000 members of Baptist Church the Christian Churches in Flor- First Christian Church Christian Reformed Church ida are expected to gather tod ay 1551 W. Camino Real 901 W. Palmetto Park Road and tomorrow at Bibletown for Dr. George Thomson — Pastor the 18th annual Christian con- Our Beautiful vention. Under the direction of Schedules Guest Speaker 9:45 A.M. Sunday School the president, Jess Cook, more Guest Speaker - 11:00 A.M. & 7:30 P.M. Service! New CHURCH is OPEN Rev. Gene Dulin, founder of speaking Christians has led to Visit With Us and Enjoy This New than 6,500 persons have re- the Toronto Christian Mission Rev. Paul Thomson gistered for the convention. two different missionary tours Nursery Available at All Services House of Worship in Toronto, Canada will be guest behind the iron curtain. In 1963 Preaching to the Heart in the Heart of Boca Raton Speaking at the two day gath- speaker at the First Christian SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 A.M. ering will be Dr. Marshall J. Rev. Dulin spent nine weeks in MORNING WORSHIP 11:00 A.M. Church Sunday. Europe visiting churches in EVENING WORSHIP 7:00 P.M. Leggett of the Broadway Chris- Since beginning mission work tian Church in Lexington, Ky. Russia, Poland, East Germany Congregational Nursery John Schuring, Pastor — 1040 SW 1st Street His topic Thursday at 7:30p.m, in Toronto in 1957 many con- and Yugoslavia. In the summer Available Boca Raton - 395-3942 will be "Thy Will be Done gregations have been estab- of 1967 he visited in seven Com- UNITED CHURCH OF BOCA RATON Through Total Restoration" and lished and the work has spread munist countries and preached the sermon Friday will be "Thy into Hamilton, Ottawa and other in nine different congregations Evangelical and Reformed FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Will be Done Through Eternal regions of Ontario. Today there in the Soviet Union plus many Frederick Nelson, D.D.. Minister are fifteen English speaking churches in Poland. of BOCA RATON Rewards." congregations and four Russian SERVICES IN NEW SANCTUARY 450 N.E. 51st St., Boca Raton, Florida Workshops and services will language congregations in On- Rev. Dulin will preach at the START SUNDAY, NOV. 5TH SUNDAY SERVICES be held Friday at 10 a.rru and tario. 9:30 a.m. Sunday School hour 251 SW 4 Avenue between Camino Real and Palmetto Pk. Kd. Sunday School 9:30 A.M. 2 p.m. Association with Russian and the 10:45 a.m. service. Morning Worship 11 a.m. — Church School 9:30 a.m. Worship service 10:45 A.M. Temporary Location — 105 E. Boca Raton Rd. Evening Service 7:30 P.M. NEW FACILITIES IN THE HEART OF THE COMMUNITY WITH THE COMMUNITY IN ITS HEART

UNITARIAN UNIYERSALIST CHURCH CHURCH OF GOD m of Boca Raton FIRST BAPTIST ADVENT LUTHERAN r~) I 1^ I I I ^^X (Anderson/ Indiana) N.E. 4th Ave. at 50th St. just FIRST CHRISTIAN 162 W. Palmetto Park Rd. Temporary location, 3333 N. New facilities at 450 N.E. 51st Federal Highway, (Grant Bldg.). off U.S. 1, Rev. Ronald J. Dingle Dale E. Hency; pastor Rev. J.O. Gash, interim pastor. pastor, Sunday Schedule: 9 and Street, Boca Raton. Sunday "Consider the Children" Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Morn- 10 a.m. The Church at worship; School 9:30 a.m. Morning Wor- V>;; ;•:-;; :\ •.' 395-9652 ^.;;;;;.:. Rev. John Papandrew ing worship, 11 a.m. Training 9 a.m. The Church at Study. ship 1045. Evening Worship 7:30 Temporary tjrtatioit; Union, 6:30 p.m.; Evening Wor- 7:30 Wed. Prayer & Bible Study Addison Mizner 10:30 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL & CHUKCH UNITARIAN-UNIVERSALIST Gene Stinson Minister 4627 N. ship, 7:30 p.m. Mid-week pray- E. 4th Ave. Tel 39544901 •v. .h^do< Elementary School er service Wednesday 7:30p.m. Boca Raton, 164 W. Palmetto shr Park Rd., 10:30 a.m., Sunday ^ Church School 9:30 a.m. school and church. CHURCH OF THE OPEN DOOR AIR CONDITIONING Boca Raton CHRISTIAN REFORMED 35th St. and 3rd Ave. N.W. Rev. Morning Worship 10:30 q.iiiS 901 W. Palmetto Park Rd. John Albert L. Eastman, Pastor. GUEST MINISTER! PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH O. Schuring, minister; Services FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST Sunday Services: Sunday school Temporary Location Northeast Second Court, pastor, 9:45 a.m. for which there is a AET GUILD BUILDING Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. The University Church' 801 W. Palmetto Park Rd. Sunday School and Adult Bible Rev. J.E. Latham. Services, nursery available. Morning CHURCH SCHOOL 9:45 A.M. classes, 9:45 a.m. Nursery 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. with Sunday Worship, 11 a.m., Youth Fellow- WORSHIP SERVICE 11:00 A,M. available for Sunday school and school, 9:30 a.m, first and third ship 6:45 p.m. Evening service THE CHURCH of THE OPEN DOOR Radio Program Sunday 8;30 A.M. WSBR 740 on Dial morning service at the parson- Sunday at 7:30. Tuesday evening Senior DAVID NICHOLAS, PASTOR 300 N.W. 35th St., Boca Raton age, 1040 S.W. First St. choir rehearsal, Wednesday Minister: Albert L. Eastman ST. GREGORY'S EPISCOPAL evening Bible study hour at 7:30. Sunday School 9:45 A.M. FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD 245 E. Boca Raton Rd. Sundays, Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. FIRST ASSEMBLY of GOD CHURCH Temporarily located in admin- Holy Communion and Homily, 8 Evening Service 7:30 P.M. istration building, 1675 N.W. a.m.; Holy Communion and of Boca Raton Fourth Ave. Services Sunday, 11 Church School, 9 a.m.; Morning MORAVIAN CHURCH 11:00 A.M. "Is Christianity Facing a Crisis?" TEMPORARY LOCATION -ADMINISTRATION BLDG. a.m. and 7.-30 p.m., Sunday Prayer, Holy Communion, and 2 S.W. 12th Ave. Rev. Christian 7:30 P.M. Guest Speaker, Rev. Leslie Blomerly 1675N.W. 4TH AVENUE Sermon, 11 a.m. Daily .except D. Weber, minister, Sunday WARREN FORNEY, PASTOR School at 9:45 a.m., Wednesday School at 9:45 a.m. and Churoh An Independent, Biblically Oriented Church - preaching SUNDAY SERVICES Prayer and Praise Service, 7:30' Thursday, Morning Prayer and the Truth of God's Precious Word. !f Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Holy Communion, 7:30 a.m. Service at 11:00 a.m. i Morning Worsnip 11:00 A.M. p.m. Evangelistic Service 7:30 P.M. Thursday, Morning Prayer and Wednesday Prayer & Praise Service 7:30 P.M. FIRST METHODIST Holy Communion, 10 a.m. ST. PAUL LUTHERAN BOCA RATOH MORAVIAN MlRCH :v N.E. 2nd Aveo at N.E. 6th St. 701 W. Palmetto Park Rd. Rev. Clark S. Reed, minister. Sun- TRINITY CHURCH OF GOD Eugene O» Krug, pastor.Sunday 2 iM. 12th Avenue day school, 9:45 a.m0Church Temporary location, Addison school, 9:45 a.m.; worship ser- Rev. Christian D. Weber, Minister FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH services, 8:30 and 11 a.m. Nur- Mizner School, Rev. Dale E_ vices, 8:30 and 11 a.m Pre- sery for children. MYF meets Hency, pastor. Sunday school 0 Sunday, School 9:45 ami Rev. J.O. Gash, taterim Pastor Sunday, 5:45 p.m., in the Church school nursery during 11 TEMPORARY LOCATION 9:30 a.m. Services, 10:30 a.mo o'clock service. 3333 N. Federal Hwy., Boca Raton Hall. Sunday. XHURMSERVICE 11-O0 a,mf SUNDAY SERVICES UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH NURSERY AIR CONBITIC-NED Sunday School; 9:45 A.M. Training Union 6:30 EBENEZER BAPTIST FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Morning Worship 11:00 AJW. Evening Worship 7:30 Northeast 12th Street, Rev. 1551 West Camino Real, Dr. "A Protestant Denomination Since 1457" Wednesday Evening Prayer Service 7:30 P.M. 600 West Camino Real, Rev. Earlie Robinson, pastor. Sun- Albert G. Shiphorst, pastor, George Thomson, pastor. Sun- "Bible Teaching and Bible Preaching" day school, 9:30 a.m.; morning Services 9:30, 11 a.m.; church day services, 11 a.m. and 7:30 service , 11 a.ma; BTU meeting school, 9:30 a.m. p.m., Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. First Methodist Chtgrck 5 p.m.; evening service, 6 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 625 N.E. 2nd Ave. Boca Raton 7:30 p.m. r BIBLETOWN Minister: Clark S. Reed CHRISTIAN SCIENCE COMMUNITY CHURCH Musical Director: Dr. Kenneth Robinson HEBREW CONGREGATION Church School g. First Church of Christ, Scien- 600 N.W. Fourth Avenue, Dr. Boca Raton Hebrew Congrega- 45 A M tist, Boca Raton Printing Co. Torrey Johnson, minister; Sun- Morning Worship 8:30 and li:oo tion, P.O. Box 568. Services Sermon: "The Barefoot Boy" building, 41 S.E. Fourth St., day school, 9:45 a.m.; morning temporarily held at Marymount west of Federal Highway. Sun- service, 11 a.m.; evening ser- College. Leonard Bernstein, Second in the Series — Barefoot Blessedness day school and services at 11 vice, 7:30 p.m. Communion ser- president. AIR CONDITIONED - NURSERY a.m., Wednesday at 8 p.m. Read- vice at 6:30 p.m. Memorial ing room in Bocade building, Hall. ST. JOAN OF ARC Palmetto Park Road. S.W. Third Street, Rev. Paul First Church of Christ Scientist L. Manning, pastor; Sunday Temporary Location UNITED CHURCH Masses 7, 9, 10:30 a.m. and PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Temporarily in the Hayden Boca Raton Printing Company Bldg. Temporary location, Art Guild Stone (formerly the Lee Higgin- noon. Confessions will be 41 S.E. 4th St., Boca Raton building, 801 W. Palmetto Park son) building, 105 E.Boca Raton heard every Saturday from 4-30 SERVICES READING ROOM to 5:30 and 7;30 to 8.-30 p.m. Sunday 11 a.m. Bocade Bldg. Arcade Attend the Church Rd., Rev. David Nicholas, Pas- Rd. Rev. Frederick Nelson, Synday School Daily Masses 6:30 and 8 a.m. 11 a.m. 110 E. Palmetto Park Rd. tor, Sunday Service, 11 a.m., D.C., minister, Church school Nursery 11 a.m, Holy Days, 7, 9,10:30 a.m. and Weekly 10 a.m..--5 p.m. of.jo u r. ,chgjceSu nday. Wednesday S p.m. ; ; Sunday School, 9:45 a.m. 9:30 a.m., Service, 11 a.m. 6:00 p.m. Sundays 2-4 p.m. BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday. Oct. 19. 1967 11B ^ Chicken for Fall menus SUPERBRAND Change of pace is the MAXWELL order of fall menus. With school back in session, many homes and menus include after ICE CREAM HOUSE school and party snacks as well as the regular HALF GAL. meals. A nutritious 1-LB. breakfast to start the BUY ONE HALF family might well be GALLON OF ICE CAN m creamed chicken on CREAM OR SHERBET j ~ waffles. AT REGULAR PRICE For lunch, chicken AND GET ONE HALF soup or sandwiches; and GALLON FREE. LIMIT for dinner — fried, DEAL WITH $5.00 PRICES GOOD ONLY AT roasted, smothered, RDER OR MORE L barbecued or chicken en STORES LISTED BELOW OR ASTOR COFFEE . C AN29< casseroles will be in LIMIT ONE OF EITHER WITH $5 order. ORDER OR MORE. Crisp Noodle Chicken requires only an hour of baking time and amply serves six. To prepare, arrange 1 cut-up broil- ^ er-fryer weighing 2-1/2 ™ to 3 pounds in shallow 6-cup casserole. In separate bowl, combine 1 can cream of mushroom soup, 1 cup dairy sour cream, 1/2 package of dry onion soup mix and 1/8 teaspoon pepper. Blend thoroughly and spread over chicken. 49-OZ. Add 1 can chow mein noodles. Bake in 375de- BOX gree oven for 1 hour, or until chicken is tender. $ Serve with crisp salad made of seasonal vegetables, hot rolls and butter and milk. SUGAR CREEK Corn-y chicken casserole is a convenience , LIMIT ONE WITH $5 food dish which can be ORDER OR MORE , Ow Get whipped up in a hurry eiemKst trashes Yo and will feed a crowd. If you have a freezer, cook several chickens until meat is tender (you can fry, bake or simmer the chicken) then remove SUPERBRAND the meat from the bones, W-D BRAND U.S. GOVERNMENT • cut into cubes or slices GRADED CHOICE FEDERALLY IN- WHOLE OR FULL U.S.D.A.'GRADE"A" and freeze for hurry-up SPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF FRESH FLORIDA OR SHIPPED meals. To prepare this SHANK HALF casserole which serves CALIFORNIA OR ROUND BONE SHOULDER 20 generously; Sprinkle C 3/4 pound corn chips in ROAST .* 79 12-16 LB. AVG. SEMI BONELESS E-Z CARVE baking pan. B e Combine 2 cups chopped cooked chicken with RIB ROAST . . 99 3/4 pound chopped on- ALL MEAT STEW OR GROUND ions, 1 pound grated CHUCK. .2!4 PKG $1" A Cheddar cheese and 6 LEAN GROUND cans undiluted cream of DEEP K LB- $199- chicken or mushroom PEEi . . . . «J PKG. I DOZ. soup. Pour this mixture W-D BRAND FROZEN CUBE over the corn chips. $ 9 Sprinkle top of casserole with 1 cup corn chips STEAKS 2'/2PK°s r and 1 cup grated Ched- LIMIT TWO DOZEN WITH $5. l-LB. PKG. RATH'S BLACKHAWK SLICED dar cheese. Bake in 350 C ORDER OR MORE. degree oven for 45 min- (BUHHALF LB.59 ) utes. Teen-agers espec- BACON 59' NO CENTER SLICES REMOVED ially will go for this dish, LiTTTE PIG . ". . WESTERN-CORN FED and it's a natural for LB C buffets. SPARE R3IS . . 49 9 Baked chicken salad QUARTER LOIN SLICED INTO is a good family menu PORK CHOPS .59' item. To prepare enough DUBUQUE GERMAN STYLE for 4 to 6 people: Com- CHOC bine 4 cups cubed cook- SAUSAGE ed chicken, 1-1/2 cups OSCAR MAYER ALL MEAT OR ALL BEEF STEALS chopped celery, 2 table- c spoons grated onion, 1/2 FRANKS . . .*. If cup chopped nuts, and 1 FROZEN FRESH GRADE "A" FRYER cup grated sharp Ched- I C#*C 1 1 / LB. PAce "BRAND dar cheese. In separate LEGS , . 1 Vi PKG. 59 PAC-O-GOLD FRYER nr bowl, stir 1/4 cup lemon IK lil IE juice, 1/2 teaspoon salt B 9VEO 8-OZ..«QC and a dash of pepper Li ¥ Eli .... PKG. £re 111.2k CHOICE into 1/2 cup mayon- TASTE O SEA PERCH OR COD $ naise if necessary, but LB e be sure to just moisten FILLETS . .. . . 39 5-LB. BAG SUNSHINESWEETS ii2-oz. the ingredients. Pour COOKED AND BREADED FISH SUGAR 49C mixture into greased Z I$ 3-LB. PKG. DIXIE DARLING LONG GRAIN pan. Add a scattering of CAKES ... 3 ^G ; L e CANS iiii chopped nuts for garn- RICE . . 39 •I. 17-OZ. FROZEN MORTON 3-COURSE CHICKEN- 16-02. FRENCH'S COUNTRY STYLE INSTANT ish. Bake about 30 min- RIUUEM BEEF-TURKEY-SAU5BURY/QC C POTATOES 49 NO DEPOSIT utes in 350 degree oven. LARGE HEADS WESTERN UlNnEKj OT LETTUCE 23e HALF GAL LIQUID STARCH RED TOKAY 12-OZ. DOWNYFLAKE FROZEN STAFLO 39< 16-OZ. AEROSOL OVEN CLEANER GRAPES 2LBS39C WAFFLES 3/$l. e JONATHAN EASY OFF 89 C 5-CT. PKG. PET RITZ 20-OZ. DEL MONTE APPLES 5 BAC 59 PIE SHELLS 79C YELLOW CATSUP ...... 3/$l. 16-OZ. LARSEN'S MIX VEGETABLES ONION 3BA 29' HALF GAL. THRIFTY MAID c G ICE MILK 49C VEG.ALL .....2/39 5th's GALLO SAUTERN-RHINE GARTEN- ASTOR AIL VEGETABLE 10-OZ. ASTOR PEAS & CARROTS OR WINES VINR0SE -CHIANTI A9C THE REAL THING SUCCOTASH 6/$!. ASTOR FROM FLORIDA YOU MEAN WE MY ML 6-0Z. SCREENS CANS AREN'T 3/PK. 12-0Z. CANS EARSl LB.CAN SHORTENlNji COVERED ? BARTLETT "NEWmm CROP" INSURE WITH "DAY" >*, BE SURE TOMORROW! PEARS 2 ^POTATOES 5 5g

CAMiNO RIAL AH© 1500 S. FEDERAL HWY\ CAMINO REAL SHOPPING CENTER S.W. 395-0220 12B Thursday, Oct. 19, 1967 BOCA RATON NEWS Buying or Selling? Bargain price put small 3RANNON REALTY, inc. Realtor For All Your Real Estate Needs 330 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. boat man in big schooner 391-0429 278-3060 By RAY SOREL schooner. At one time it keel bolts and substi- put into it. had nine tons of lead on tuted steel so that we We had some of the The first boat I ever its keel. Scrap lead was would weld them. Then engineering training we owned was a 65-foot bringing about $400 a ton we got an I-beam that were getting in college schooner. It wasn't .be- in those days and the big had been cut up into four and when we launched cause I was wealthy that sailboats were being pieces weighing about her and stepped the I got such a big boat, scrapped right and left 500 pounds each and masts, the boat behaved and of course it wasn't for the lead. The rudder rassled them into place as we had expected. We the first boat I'd ever was gone, too. The masts under the boat. We weld- had one or two sails sailed. had been pulled and they ed the two top pieces aboard and borrowed I learned to sail in a were lashed to the deck. to the keel bolts and then some so we could take 26 foot whaleboat, a ra- The boat had a good en- welded all four pieces her for a sail. Even un- ther beast of a boat to gine, though. of the I-beam together der the much shortened come about in because A couple of school again. rig, she slipped along you'd get caught "in buddies helped me get A little research on at four knots under a JIM BROTHERTON irons" and soon learned the engine going and we the original design light breeze. She would can save you that you had tQbackwind lashed a long sweep showed that this boat sail herself with no one the jib to make her go (oar) from a whaleboat once had a cast iron keel at the tiller. We had money on insurance around. to the stern as an emer- which had been replaced done a successful job. Fifth Avenue Plaza I got a big old schoon- gency rudder and we with lead for racing. We I have since seen our er because it was cheap. brought this boat a few estimated that boxing old schooner in the Mi- 395-7707 When you start looking miles up the coast to a the I-beam in and filling ami River, Her old name around at second hand shipyard under her own the space with scrap iron used to be "Fame." boats, you discover a power. We sweet-talked and concrete would give strang thing. After you the owner of the ship- enough outside ballast to You're iii good hands with get over 50 to 45 feet in yard into side-tracking sail her bald-headed (a To Place a ALLSTATE* length, the price starts us for the winter and al- gaff-headed boat like coming down. The price lowing us to work on the this one is said to be Classified Ad boat ourselves. bald-headed if it has no Call 395-8300 FOUNDED BY SEARS comes down because the UfetaLe Insurance Companfm • Home Offices: SkoWe. Ill upkeep on big boats gets Let me tell you, that topsails). so high that not many was one of the hardest We salvaged some ar- people can't afford it. . „ winters I ever spent. mor plate from a war Your Business Deserves Professional and the demand tapers Every minute I could surplus landing craft insurance Counseling off. spare from school I that was rotting nearby One way to beat the spent working on that and used it to make a "BUSINESS CONTINUATION high upkeep is to live on boat. We had to jack rudder. One of my bud- EXECUTIVE PLANS the boat. Most folks about 12 tons of boat up dies who was a good can't stand the about ten inches and carpenter cut about GROUP INSURANCE upkeep be- support the whole thing three feet off the stern One of the exhibits in the annual exhibition by public school art teach- cause they are on temporary staging or and built a new tran- ^PENSION TRUSTS ers at Palm Beach Junior College on display for the rest of this month is also main- cradle so we could get at som to correct a rot this plastic sculpture by Ineria E. Hudnell. Forty-one works of art by 13 taining a the keel. Then we strip- condition. He also built Thomas 0. Alter, CLU artists are exhibited in the humanities building at the college. The public house and a ped off about twenty a new bowsprit. He later couple of aut- inches of deadwood. We became our partner in 395-7594 - 278-0331 may view the exhibition at no charge. omobiles. We pulled out the old bronze the boat for what he had lived on this boat while I Head start students will went to college in Connecticut. But I'll tell you one thing, boats are not made to register at schools Friday live aboard the year round in a New England Registration for the the Palm Beach County center they attend will climate. The climate Head Start program will Board of Public Instruc- be furnished free. here in Florid a is almost open Friday at all three tion. Most of the operat- Students may register ideal for living aboard, elementary schools in ing funds come from at J.C. Mitchell, Boca though. Boca Raton. federal sources, and the Raton and Addison Miz- I paid less than a thou- Head Start is an eight- school system provides ner schools,, sand dollars for that week kindergarten pro- buildings, buses, plan- PACKAGE STORE gram designed to help ning personnel and ac- HO DELIVERY OR CHARGES pre-school children get counting and purchase OH THESE SPECIAL SALE ITEMS ready for first grade. systems. Should you invest in a The program operates In addition to the ed- BIG VALUE m during the summer ucation program, medi- months with certified cal and dental services CABIN STILL teachers in charge of also are provided, and MUTUAL FUND planning appropriate lunch and transportation BOURBON GILBEY'SI learning activities. for children who live a Or Individual Securities? SCOTCH Children from low- long distance from the income families are FOR INFORMATION VODKA eligible to participate ' Classified Ad Service ON MUTUAL FUNDS in the program. The Phone 395-8300 and their financial FULL QUART number of persons sup- objectives, visit our office ported by the family in- or phone come is a controlling FIFTH factor in determining for the 395-8843 eligibility; there is no REG. 5.30 set maximum family in- CORRECT TIME HARRY ADAMS come figure. In addition, Specialist in FULL QUART up to 10 per cent of the 24 hours a day participants in the pro- Mutual Funds gram may come from Call 395-2010 WEIR PLAZA BLDG. Ron Zorroi families whose incomes courtesy of BOCA RATON Virgin 1)11 If exceed the normal max- Registered With Island KUfflj FULL QUART f 10 £AROlD imums. BOCA RATON WARREN G. HUBERT Registered with The United States WISIR S c/CANADIAN NATIONAL BANK Securities and Exchange Commission The program is fi- Licensed and Banded by nanced jointly by the S; Fed. at Camino Real The Florida Securities Commission Old Thompso federal government and BLENDED WHISKEY Or jSdienki| WATERFRONT and NON-WATERFRONT HOMES from $20,000 „ Ambassador! In Boca Islands, Palmetto Park Terrace, Lake Flo res ta and Tunison Palms SCOTCH FULL QUART REG. 5.60 HARVEY'S SCOTCH I FULL QUART RfG. 9.10 GILBEY S or mm FIFTH 100°-8 YEARS OLD- B/B WALKER'S MY Kentucky Tavern} i — • " KENTUCKY BOURBON Yellowstone EARLY FIFTH 'REG. 7.25 REG. 5.10 TIMES IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY BOURBON * 3, 4 and 5 BEDROOMS * POOL Models Open and Representative P.M. * 2 LUXURY BATHROOMS * FAMILY ROOMS Present to Assist You Daily In- FULL QUART cluding Saturdays and DELUXE •• WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING [HOUSE of • CENTRAL HEAT and AIR CONDITIONING MODEL OPEN IN BOCA ISLANDS AT 1320 S.W. BLEND SWART FIFTH * GE KITCHEN Includes: REG. 6.401 5th COURT. SCOTCH REG. 5.55 Americana Oven-Range, Dishwasher and Disposal SOUTHERN COMFORT FIFTH 4.99 FIFTH 41 S.E. 1st Avenue LANCER'S CRACKLING ROSE' FIFTH 2.99 REG. 3.90 f»»«»^»i» ITVENUS Boca Raton, Florida BELLOW'S PARTNER CHOICE QT. 4.39 Development & industrial Corp. 395-1211 399-5442 399-4179 i /mwrumncw c»m-7j HARVEY'S BRISTOL CREAM SHERRY FIFTH 5.99 REGULAR PRICES AS SUGGESTED BY THE SOUTHERN BEVERAGE JOURNAL!