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v 4 Classifieds 10-1 IB Sept. 20-23, 1967 Editorials 4A Hi Lo Rain Sports 6A Wed. 86 74 -44 Business 7-9B Thurs. 86 73 .0 Women's News 2-3B Fri. 90 71 Trace Travel 6B BOCA RATON NEWS Sat. 90 71 Vol. 12, No. 132 Sunday, September 24, 1967 20 Pages 10

By JIM RIFENBURG . also be routed through the unit. Alford said four people would "Motorola Corporation has have to be trained to operate been asked to submit a complete the system, with one man on be allocated to park proposal with cost estimates duty for each eight-hour shift. for a new communications sys- The communications equipment tem." City Manager Alan Al- is expected to cost about $25,- Committee ford said yesterday,, 000, which would include de- Two officials of the elec- vices to record every message tronic company met with city received or sent by the opera- action due officials Wednesday for initial tor. discussion concerning the sys- A transmissi6n tower would tem which dispatches police arid be built behind the police sta- tomorrow fire department vehicles. At- tion. The tower is presently at tending the meeting were Mark the water department building By JOHN OPEL Brothers, specialist in central on 13th street and is fed by communications, and an area telephone lines. A quarter-million dollars in representative from Fort Lau- Two recent breaks of these state funds for development of derdale. lines by workmen on Palmetto Boca Raton's Spanish River Representing the city were Park foad construction knocked Park loomed as strong pos- Acting Fire Chief Lou Pappito, the police radio system out of sibility this weekend as the commission. On each occasion, city also moved closer to ac- Police Chief Wo Hugh Brown, Director of Public Works Wil- emergency measures had to be quiring two new public recrea- used with walki-talkies and long tion areaso liam Prendergast, Councilman Sidney Brodhead, Mayor Ber- microphone cables to automo- A recommendation that Boca nard Turner and Alford. bile radios outside the front Raton receive $250,000 will be door of the building. on the agenda for Monday's "We came to the tentative The "governmental frequency meeting of the Florida Outdoor conclusion that it would great- unit" would have a self-sus- Recreation and Land Acquisi- ly improve the communica- taining power plant in case of tion Advisory Committee. R.W. tions in the city and in the electrical failure. The gasoline Froemke, chief of concurrent long run would be a definite engine that delivers seven and programs for the Florida Out- savings financially," Alford one-half watts of power is now door Recreational Development said0 in use at the PoliceDepartment Council, said Boca Raton park "The financial savings would and automatically comes on plans have been qualified by the come from the reduced number when a power breakdown oc- council. of personnel it would take for curs. However, approval also is the entire operation." Alford said he expects Motor- necessary from the Florida The new unit would be placed ola to submit the proposal late Cabinet and the Bureau of Out- in the Police Department build- next week. At that time a meet- door Recreation. The state's ing and centralize all incoming ing of all department heads con- Still not the final version, this drawing of pro- to the beach and away from the natural areas apportionment for its Land and calls and dispatching of both po- cerned and members of City posed development in Spanish River Park is the near the lagoon, top left, is slated to be ready Water Conservation Fund was lice and fire vehicles. During Council will be held to discuss most recent presentation made to City Council by this week. Phase I is the left side of the drawing, received from the U.S. Depart- the night, public works would purchasing the unit. extending to just right of the parking area. ment of the Interior. Ed Stone Jr. and Associates. A new drawing, Froemke said that the council bringing the parking lots (circular areas) closer also will "entertain serious consideration'' of subsequent .Chemical warfare test m yearly grants until the city has received $1 million for park acquisition. He said additional Proposed Al A filling station information would be needed and planned on Sabal Lake. that representatives of the coun- cil may come here for a con- A one-acre test of a new ment of Agriculture's aquatic ference "in the near future." weapon in the battle against weed expert from Plantation. is jeered by Riviera residents Also new on the recreation aquatic weeds in Sabal Lake is The new mixture — Diquat scene is the decision to place scheduled next week. plus copper sulf ate—has proved the city's bid for a park site on Bill Prendergast Jr., the effective in the removal of By SANDY WESLEY Weaver told the members of tion and verbal protests by those Lake Wyman on the agenda for city's park superintendent, said (Continued on Page 8A) the board there is a definite at the meeting was "there is next Friday's meeting of the a test area has been picked out Residents of Boca Raton's need for a service station, cit- more of a need for living and board of the Florida Inland Nav- in a corner of the lake. The Riviera Section once again ing tourists during the season recreation a c c o m m od ations igation District. experimental effort will deter- stormed city hall, this time to and times when hurricanes along A-l-A than there is for a The meeting is scheduled at mine the effectiveness of a new Top golf pro... protest the petition to rezone could put the bridges over the gas station. 1 p.m. in the Colonnades Beach chemical suggested by Robert an area on the corner of Pal- Intracoastal out of commission "The filling station," they (Continued on Page 8A) Blackburn, the U.S. Depart- metto Park road and A-l-A as examples. said, "would lower the property Burl Dale, resident of for a filling station. He promised the board that value of our land, create too Boca Raton and former goif The group, which proved to be plans for the station include a much noise and harm the beauty Florida Atlantic enrollment professional at University pretty militant when the City Mizner-style building. of the area." Park Country Club, has been Council was studying sewer '' I don't know of a better place Members of the Planning and Zoning Board tabled the rezon- chosen Florida Pro Golfer rates a few years ago, arrived for a filling station as far as of the Year. en masse Thursday at the public the city is concerned," he said. ing request to study protests 40 per cent over last year hearings of the Planning and "Often the residents are glad made by residents in the area The honor was conferred Zoning Board to protest the to have them." along with the recommendations By JACK HUTTON are based on course registra- on Dale by members of the possible rezoning of the area Not in this case, though. from city departments. tions. Florida section of PGA and from B-3, central business, to Enrollment for the fall quart- The university's budget calls Michael Huff, 428N.E. Wave- Two other public hearings at for the equivalent of 3,400 puts him in contention for B-4, general business. er at Florida Atlantic Univer- national honors. When Leon Weaver, attorney crest Ct., produced a petition the meeting included a petition sity is running about 40 per cent full-time students. Already 3,- for Edward P. Huisking and signed by 85 homeowners in the to establish special setbacks for ahead of last year's and there 068 full-time equivalency stu- The 31-year-old teaching Lester Edwards, who are peti- Riviera Section protesting the East Royal Palm Road, which are still more students coming. dents have been registered. A pro is at Tamarac Country tioning for the rezoning, told rezoning proposal, and city will be recommended to the City Late Friday, with another full-time equivlent student is Club in Ft. Lauderdale. members of the board, "there Planning Director Walter Young Council. full day of regular registration accounted for by 15 hours of There are 330 PGA members is a need for a filling station produced six letters from resi- A petition by Henry Warren and a week of late registration course study. dents in the area also protest- and Charles B. Marqusee to re- Registration figures so far in Florida who were in com- on A-l-A," he was met with to go, FAU had reached a little petition for the title. loud boos and guffaws from 60 ing the proposal which, ac- zone property bounded by North- better than 90 per cent of ca- indicate that FAU will enroll a residents of Riviera. cording to them, would down- east 20th St. and Lincoln Gourt pacity. The enrollment figures (Continued on Paee 8A) grade the area. from community business to The gist of the letters, peti- motel business was deferred.

Newcomer: "It's still hard all thafs needed for me to get used to the sight of lizards on the sidewalk of Boca Raton's main street". „«„ Painters changing the color of for new junior high Boca Raton School from lily- white to a Spanish beige. . „ Plans for a $1.8 million jun- Money from this millage will Replying to BILL VON RA- ior high school scheduled to be be used to build the junior high. KOW'S comments on the sea built in Boca Raton in 1968 In the meantime, the school gulls who appeared on the scene will get top priority at the Palm board also is considering an- to devour dead fish after last Beach County Board of Public other proposal to be placed be- year's spraying of Sabal Lake, Instruction's next meeting Oct. fore the meeting Oct. 4 — to Public Works Director BILL 4. amend the 1964 bond issue so the PRENDERGAST commented: The need for the junior high school can be financed from "We sent them over from the has become more critical due those funds. garbage dump to clean up". ... to the great influx of families At any rate, the junior high Rep. DON REED, at the Sun- connected with IBM, according school here, which will take rise Kiwanis Club meeting, on to a school board official. care of 600 of Boca Raton High Republicans versus Democrats The big issue at the present, School's students, will be given at Tallahassee: "It took us though, is where the money will top priority on the 1968 build- longer to do nothing than it ever come from to pay for the junior ing program. has before"... .PatrolmanDON high school, The school will be located GOODE remarking that if people Boca Raton's allotment of the near the present high school, were bound and determined to money from the 1964 bond issue in the area northwest of the kill themselves, he wished has already been used, which intersection of Meandows Road they'd pick times other than means actually that there is no and Northwest 12th avenue. A during his shift. He's worked 16 money available now for the road to the site is included in accidents in the past four days school. the city's five-year capital im- . . .New male students on the A biennial millage referen- provement plan. Marymount campus, a trifle dum has been scheduled for Nov. Plans for the new school jaded after a long diet of ham- 6 at which time the school board were supposed to have been burgers, treated to a home- will seek authority to ask for discussed at the school board cooked meal (featuring spaghet- needed millage for the next two meeting last week, but the board ti) by the girls. school years. adjourned for lack of a quorum. Registration rigors at Florida Atlantic JA__$unday^September 24, 1967 BOCA RATON NEWS College will hold PRICES discussion series EC KERD A series of informal iod prior to the dis- GOOD discussions on current cussion by the Civinet- topics is being initiated tes, a college service DRUGS SUNDAY by the Social Science De- club. partment of Palm Beach First speaker for the AND Junior College Thurs- series will be Dr. Sam- day, Sept. 28, at 11 a.mo uel Bottosto, chairman MONDAY in the north lounge of the of the Social Science student activities cen- Department. ter. Dr. Bottosto's topic There will be no will be: "Revolution in charge for the series, Immediacy: An Insight- MEN'S to which the public is ful View of the Cur- invited. rent Riots in Urban WALK Students and faculty, American Culture." as well as the public, A part of his presen- will be served coffee tation will be a showing SHORTS and punch in a 15-min- of the film: "Heritage • Permanent ute get-acquainted per= of the Negro." Press • Assort. Colors Boca Raton sergeant While they last wins commendation No one was injured when this truck turned over on Powerline Road last Army Staff Sergeant commissioned officer in week but the load of marl made a mess for county crews to clean up. Offi- Melvin L. Fischer, 25, charge of the Projects 3 DX Directional cials said defective steering mechanism was the probable cause of the whose parents, Mr. and Section with the unit truck flipping in the middle of the highway. One front wheel of the truck Mrs. George Silvers, near Kaiserslautern, TV Antenna was torn almost completely off. live at 1601 N.W. 4th St., Sgt. Fischer entered Boca Raton, was award- the Army in August, ed a letter of commen- 1962, and was previous- 9 d ation while serving with ly stationed at Ft. Mon- 'El Barrio leader to open the U.S. Army Strategic mouth, N.J, He arrived Communications Com- in Germany in July 1966. mand, Europe, Signal Sgt. Fischer is a 1958 Service Unit in Germ- graduate of McArthur Marymount lectures Tuesday any. High School, West Holly- Sgt. Fischer earned wood, Fla. in the City" program of Monsignor Robert J. classes, job training, or the award for outstand- His wife, Marsha, is FOR CRYSTAL CLEAR RECEPTION Fox, coordinator of the New York Archdio- athletics, but is a peo- ing service as a non- with him in Germany. Spanish community ac- cese and the U.S. Office ple-to-people effort in AB Reayl HH A A tion programs for the of Economic Opportun- which, according to Archdiocese of New ity, Monsignor Fox is Monsignor Fox, "the noted for his unorthodox middle-class volunteers 5.99 York, and leader of a series of religious approach to helping peo- fan out through troubled INCORPORATED marches credited with ple, which places great neighborhoods, talking ^ STOCKS • BONDS , ..s.,275 VIA ROSADA * BOCA RATON, FLA.,.— TV-fladio-Hi-Fi cooling off the "El Bar- emphasis on the creative to residents, organiz- j Royal Palm Plaza I Shylfdn rio" neighborhood of arts. His staff has more ing creative activities, East Harlem this past amateur artists, drama- and trying to help them Tubes summer, is the keynote tists and musicians than see ways of helping SprWifig Spray Mist speaker inaugurating social workers. The New themselves." "The the 1967-68 Marymount Yorker magazine, fea- most important thing or Dusting Pswder College Lecture Series. turing an article on we are fighting here is Monsignor Fox speaks Monsignor Fox and hisa feeling of helpless- 105 East Boca Raton Road World's Finest Cosmetics on "Coming of Age as a work on the streets of ness, creating polariza- HAYDEN, STONE •?* R*on' "f" *f*?' Manhattan in the Sept. tion between classes," INCORPORATED EflTASLMHSft Person," Tuesday at HMMKHa MKW YORK STOCK mcHAN«8 Telephone: 395-4500 8:00 p.m. in Founders 16 issue, reports that he says Monsignor Fox. William S. Knox, Manager 1 yr. guarantee Hall Auditorium. is trying to make the The public is invited 82 offices throughout the world. This is the first of city a place where peo- to attend Monsignor 79 seven lectures planned ple can live in a posi- Fox's lecture as guests 1.29 for the series, and the tive way, aware of itsof the college. only talk to be pre-values and their own sented by a non-faculty value. SPACE GEAR SPECIAL SAVINGS-DRUGS-COSMETICS-SUNDRIES member, on the central ' 'Summer in the City" The aerospace indus- when theme "Coming of Age is now three years old try sold $10.3 million in CLEAR OR LOTION LIMIT in the United States To- and operates out of 26products and services to BRONZE TAN 4% or 6-oz. ONE day." storefront headquart- buyers in Europe and 1 Head of the "Summer ers. It does not sponsor Japan in 1966. While not TURN TO THE FIRM A PERCENT an immense export bus- 1 OUNCE SIZE iness yet, space hard- BEST QUALIFIED NEO SYNEPHRINE ware and know-how re- DELUXE QUALITY gistered a 100 per cent AUTO LITTER BIN: ASSORT. COLORS gain over 1965's export figures. EDWARD in Delray Beach. METAL WASTE BASKET * MacEACHRON He was a member of ® QUALITY VFW post 4038, Boca PLASTIC Services were held Raton. WOMEN'S TOTE BAG Saturday for Edward Survivors include his MacEachron, 59, 2250 « ALL METAL SAVE 1.95 wife, Bettie, Boca Ra- • HEAVY DUTY TODAY VALUE N.W. Third Ave., who ton; two daughters, Ju- STEP STOOL died Wednesday. dith and Lynne; son, Mr. MacEachron was W illiam; two sisters, an engineer in air con- Mrs. MarjorieStillman, PLASTIC COLANDER ditioning and refrigera- Lynfield, Mass., Mrs. tion, a past president of Edith Ogilbie, Kittery, the R.S.E.S., and a Maine; a brother, Har- COMPACT BAIT KNIFE member of First Baptist old Mercer, St. Louis, Church of Delray Beach. Mo.; and his father, * THE STORE WHERE YOUR MONEY BUYS MORE He is survived by his Ross Mercer, Lynfield, wife, Felder, Boca Ra- Mass. ton; parent, Mr. and PROFESSIONAL Mrs. Angus MacEach- Local flyer WATER PIO POLAROID, ron, Boynton Beach, two MODEL 37 daughters, Mrs. Karl, RECOMMENDED SWINGERJ Birglun and Mrs. Robin BY wins wings Perfect pictures in seconds l' Brittan, Massachuset- DENTISTS tes, and five grandchil- Navy Lieutenant (Jun- NATION-WIDE dren. ior Grade) John F. Lub- I 34.95 value I 1A 00 Services were con- king Jr., son of Mr. and 14.00 ducted at Scobee-Ire- Mrs. John F. Lubking land-Potter Funeral of 275 Olive Way, Boca Home followed by burial Raton, was designated a Storage Bin in Delray Beach Ceme- BATTERY CHARGER tery,, Naval Flight Officer and 9V0LT received his "Wings of Gold" during ceremon- FOR TRANSISTOR RADIOS RICHARD J. MERCER ies at the Naval Air Sta- Private services were tion, in Corpus Christi, held for Dr. Richard J. Texas. 1.46 Mercer, 48, 400 N.E. Eighth St., who died Under the present Wednesday following an flight training program, sassssffiE ECKER auto accident on the Sun- he received his wings shine State Parkway approximately 18 CEPACOL MflOTHWASM DRUGS near Pompano Beach. months after entering Dr. Mercer came to the program, and about Unique! 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By MALCOLM B. JOHNSON sonal contact that you, as a you aren't accustomed? Florida citizen, want the best * * * The big numbers game over in education for your children Answers to these questions financing Florid a public schools and that you are willing, through probably lie in whether enough ran another inning with the taxes, to pay your share and of the stated shortages exist in school people at bat on state- do your part. ' the counties which sent the Re- Strengthening weak links wide TV. publicans to Tallahassee — and They made some hits, and no whether it's the parents who are errors — but whether they Christian's figures were im- angry enough to demand new scored any runs against Gover- pressive: taxes. Boca Raton's growing pains are many and How could it happen? It doesn't really matter nor Kirk and Ms Republican It sounds terrible that 13,000 You can be sure that Kirk varied. at this stage of the game. A new series of regula- legislators depends on how the pupils throughout Florida are and the legislators are sorting Our boundaries haven't "sprawled" much, but tions is being drawn to assure that it doesn't voters field the figures. attending school in double ses- their mail to see how much there are residential areas today that were happen again. It's the arithmetic that counts sions — some in the morning, comes from teachers and how fields of palmetto scrub not too many years One thing that did bother us was the suggestion in this contest — not judgments others in the afternoons — be- much from people who are mere (months?) ago. There are streets where there that "dry runs" ~ familiarization tours of the on whether there really is a cause of classroom shortages. parents of school children. (Our were almost none only yesterday. . .although to city and practice locating fire hydrants on the school crisis and, if so, wheth- But that is less than one per letters to the editor on this judge from the construction of Palmetto Park scene — have been few and far between. One er it was caused by grasping cent of the state's 1,400,000 issue come almost entirely from road, that's pretty hard to believe. problem, apparently, has been a shortage of teachers or reactionary Repub- pupils. So is it enough of a teachers; but I get nearly as Streets and houses seem to appear from no- manpower: if a truck were out at the west end of licans, crisis to exert extreme politi- many comments in person and where. The hidden improvements are there, too: the city, there wasn't another crew at the station Aside from matters of merit, cal pressure on the Republi- by telephone from parents who sewer lines and water mains marked only by an to handle a fire call on the east side. we mustn't ever overlook the cans? say they are on the other side. occasional fire hydrant to attest to their pres- The suggestion that Boca Raton's firemen basic fact that in order to get And it certainly is wrong that Some don't want to sign letters ence. won't get much practice and training until Boca more money this year, the 85,000 pupils should have to at- for fear it will react against Our city, in short, isn't the same place that Raton gets big enough to have more fires is not school people must exert enough tend classes in halls and cor- their children in the classroom it was six months ago. at all to the point. Ninety per cent of the de- popular pressure to switch one ridors, or libraries and lunch- —• and that's a commentary on We've got more people, more municipal ser- partment's time should be spent in fire preven- GOP House member, and four rooms. But does this six per the teachers'public relations.) vices and more problems. The problems are in- tion, in eliminating the cause of fires before Republican Senators, and/or cent overcrowding constitute they start. Governor Kirk, away from their sufficient crisis to raise pop- Call the observation cynicism evitable. Some can be cured. Others can be pre- or realism, as you please, but vented. It's also basic that the personnel should be so stands against a State tax in- ular pressure to the blow-off crease. point? political history doesn't record Many of the problems which we have faced in intimately familiar with the city that routing is many popular demands for new the past are those arising from our tendency at its most efficient and response time at an ab- State School Supt. Floyd A shortage of 1,400 kinder- taxes. Floridians right now may simply to overlook the fact that Boca Raton isn't solute minimum. Such, apparently, is not the Christian's candid appeal on garten teachers sound critical, be in the mood to accept a a small town anymorei . .that the growth is case. television was for the voters but most of those are for kind- higher sales tax. Popular bounding. As long as we're stuck with this grid system to "convince the Governor and ergartens we never have had. his representatives, by your What is the rebellion point for pleading for one is something This situation seems to prevail in the fire de- — numbered streets and quadrant designations else. partment where training and personnel rosters (northwest, etc.) — there's going to be a possi- letters, your wires, and by per- deprival of something to which have not kept pace with the city's growth. Wheth- bility of confusion. It gets even more confusing * # * er the fault lies within the department or in the when one starts worrying about the differences One of the more significant between courts and terraces. The greater the aspects of the school people's hands of the City Council is a moot point. We're TV rebuttal to Governor Kirk inclined to suspect that the chain of command possibility of confusion, the slower the re- sponse time will be. was the almost total omission from council policy to implementation by the of any mention of higher pay newest rookie fireman is interspersed with weak If you say "Northwest 6th street" it's neces- for teachers. links. sary to stop and think a moment about the route Both Superintendent Chris- After watching rather closely the department's to get to which hundred; if yousay"Perriwinkle tian and FEA Director Phil approach to a house fire this past week, we're street" the area is immediately pinpointed. Constans talked mainly about more than a little concerned. The trucks started The fire department did a good job — as well crowded classrooms, textbook off in the wrong direction and at least one found as any department could have done ~ on the shortgages, adequate libraries its way back to the scene of the fire by a circuit- Ocean Hearth fire. Fire personnel are to be and such things. ous route which described an almost perfect commended for their actions then. This is a smart switch that circle. We're past the time that we can afford to have may be too late to remove the Even at that, the engines were on the scene in less than a first-rate fire department. Let's just popular impression that the five minutes, although the response time should see that every effort is made to smooth out the teachers, with their talk of sanc- have been no more than two minutes. . .the time rough spots and tighten up the training schedule tions and mass resignations, that it took the chief's car to get from the sta- so that mixups like last week's are a thing of the are more interested in their tion to the fire. past. own paychecks than in educa- tion of their pupils. They scored no runs with that The sidewalk superintendent strategy. They never could have built up popular demand for higher taxes on behalf of the teachers; and it's going to be harder, now, to do it on behalf Brainwashing children of the pupils.

By JIM RIFENBURG say these problems are of a about the other guy. Opinions... high-level type. But continuing on out SE 1st I wonder how many parents It seems those beautiful white Street you are still on your own know their children are being Stetsons the Chief wears are at Federal Highway and the Opinions expressed by col- "brainwashed," a word that made of a rather special and game starts all over again. umnists and in letters to the seems to be making headlines rare white belly fur of the beav- * * * editor are those of the writ- in the news these days? er. The Chief isn't sure whether Things are real tough for ers and are not necessarily white-bellied beavers are get- Almost every day, either a some of our youngsters in town. those of the Boca Raton ting scarce or if a black sheep They don't have anything to do, policeman or a fireman visits News. Opinions of the News one of our elementary school appeared somewhere. it seems, so they make up little classes and lectures the small At any rate, Stetson is find- games of their own. are expressed in our editor- children. But how fortunate we ing it hard to supply our minion Last weekend, at least two ial column. are. Instead of telling trfe kids of the law with his chapeaus. homes in the west part of the to inform on their parents or Chief Brown said at the recent city were targets of eggs thrown friends if they do something convention of police chiefs he by a group of t h e young hood- wrong, or that they must work was told by a representative of lums. One homeowner had only for the glory of the party and the company that one more bon- to wash the slimy stuff off his the leader, our children are net would be forthcoming. Be- walls with a hose. The other coached in life-saving. yond that point, they make no didn't fare so well. Barry Searer, an officer with promises. A well-aimed egg smashed the Boca Raton Police Depart- Brown is down to three of the through a bedroom window, ment, tells kids how to ride white jobs now and has had to tearing out the screen and their bicycles safely, how to resort to a Panama on occasion. spraying broken glass over the cross streets and what to do if This column will be glad to bed of a sleeping six-year-old approached by strangers. forward any news of white-bel- daughter. Word of thanks, and no thanks Lt. Sal Matteis talks about lied beavers that might be seen So what else was there to do? preventing fires, how to use in the area. Just a dance at Teen Town, bil- * * * Dear Sir: the merchants I had anything to $56.00 for labor. The total bill matches, what to do if a fire liards and tennis at the rec- do with, which I will not deal starts at home and how to tele- The guessing game is over reation hall, bowling and bil- I would like to take this op- was $126.00. Union prices here for motorists at the corner near portunity to congratulate all with again even if I must go out- in New York would have cost phone the fire department. liards at University Bowl, side of Boca for service — Gradually, children in our Love's Drug Store and the Royal movies and such. those who made our dream of a half that much. city are finding out that a cop or Palm Plaza. Another little game being community hospital a reality. 1. Nursery owner quoted me 3. Brought small TV set in to a fireman is not a person to be Replacing four-way stop signs played is equally as nasty, al- On August 1 my husband en- a price of $75.00 for raising be tuned and adjusted. afraid of. He is a nice guy and are shiny new signal lights. Used though it doesn t bring about tered Boca Raton Community part of my lawn, 90 feet by 8 The set was only used four is really trying to help make to be everyone stopped and then physical damage. Kids of all Hospital and I must say his feet. Received bill for $146.00, months since I bought it herein nine-day stay was most pleas- New York. Man worked three- Boca Raton a better place to took a chance on the other guy ages gang up at the pavillion on 2. Electric company I call- live. not moving through the inter- Palmetto Park Road beach Sun- ant. quarters of an hour, labor time. We all should be proud of ed and asked to have dock light No parts. The charge was A bouquet of orchids.to both section until you did. day afternoons and yell ob- put on my dock. I left to play On more than one occasion, scenities at elderly people driv- our new hospital. $15.00. He said that's the flat departments. Sincerely, golf so I told my wife to check rate charge. two or three cars stopped short ing by. how long they worked and pay of meeting head-on in the mid- Great fun. These delinquents Mrs. Emil F. Bohne I have a lot more like the Chief W. Hugh Brown of the them. A mechanic and a 17- ones above. Boca Raton Police Department dle of the square when everyone should feel real proud of them- year-old boy worked three and second-guessed and was wrong selves. Joseph E. Herbert has problems. And you might To the Editor: a half hours. Received bill for Garden City, N.Y. Great work about the cost of water and other services and Exploring words charges by Boca merchants. It is about time Boca News came out against these outrag- eous charges from merchants in Boca for their services. And what's in a smell About water: three years ago September 24,1967 I had the same experience. I Sunday 4A also called the nice lady at By JOHN BARCLAY piquant flavor to salads, sauces, tium plant had other more im- the water department and re- Published every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at 34 S.E. and pickled delicacies. portant attributes as the stems ceived the same treatment. My 2nd st., Boca Raton, Fla., 33432, by the Boca Raton Pub- This unique plant, which is a NASTURTIUM — According and leaves contained anti-scor- bills are even higher now since lishing Co., Inc. Phone 395-8300. to Pliny, a Roman naturalist and native of South America and butic medicinal biotics which I complained. I close my house encyclopedia writer who lived Mexico, belongs to the mustard cured their agaonizing cases of at 7188 NE 7th St., Boca Har- almost 2,000 years ago, the nas- family and is akin to the water scurvy. bour, on April 28, 1967, My JAMES H. SHUMAKER, Publisher cress which explains its versa- turtium was given its odd name In the Santa Cruz bay area of water bill for March and April JOHiN T. OPEL H. CLAY RILEY because of its pungent odor. tility as an exotic bloomer with California, nasturtiums are was $34.13, for May and June Taken from the Latin root, an equally exotic appeal to the found along the moist banks of $32.28, for July and August Editor Adv. Mgr. taste buds of an epicurean. The Nasus, designating nose, and rivulets where they attain a $41.48. That's water by the Entered as second class mail at the post office at Boca Torquere, meaning twist, the most common variety is the In- giant size vying with the hibis- gallon. I think it is cheaper colorful nasturtium became dian Cress, or Lark's Heel cus in their lateral, lush cas- in Jordan where they haul it Raton, Florida under the act of March 8, 1879. known as the "nose twister." which is a showy climber with cade of colors. with camels. The ancient lexicographers large leaves and flowers that The flame nasturtium and its My water bill for 12 months Member of the Florida Press Association and National could just as appropriately range from a pale yellow to brilliant-hued scarlet flowers in New York for a 150x100 plot Newspaper Association. Subscription rates': By carrier in named it the tongue twister be- scarlet and crimson. are relished by the natives of and a home twice as large is the city 70^ per month; by mail in the U.S., one year $10.00, The old time windjammer coastal Mexico for spicing their cause the nasturtium's flowers, only $12.00 a year. 6 months $6.00, 3 months S4.00. fruit, leaves and seeds lend a sailors discovered the nastur- chili and beans. Now as for service charges: BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, September 24, 1967 5A Marymount in accreditation suspense

By SANDY WESLEY campus, each evaluating take future plans or the "Certain federal pro- a certain phase of the lack of a separate plant grams are applied only Marymount College is college program, from now into consideration. to accredited schools," settling back, wiping its the library and the phys- "Accreditation is he said, "and accredi- brow and waiting for the ical plants to the cur- based on conditions tation certainly facili- final word from the riculum, to determine which exist at the time tates matters a bit Southern Association of how well the school of the evaluation," Kelly when a student wants to Colleges and Schools on meets the requirements said. transfer from one col- its chances of becom- of the standards of the It's not necessary or lege in one state to an- ing accredited. College Delegate As- mandatory that a school other college in another For the college the sembly of the Southern be accredited according state." wait will be long, al- Association. to Kelly. The applica- "Actually," he said, though really it only has The committee's re- tion for accreditation is "in this age of compe- until the middle of No- port and recommenda- purely on a voluntary tition, it's better to be vember to sit in sus- tions form the basis basis. However, he accredited. It's public pense. for granting accredita- noted that it is better acknowledgement that The report of the tion to the college. for a college if it is an institution meets evaluation committee accredited. certain standards set David T. Kelly, as- by competent people." for the SACS, whichwas sistant executive sec- Advantages? on campus last week, retary for the Commis- will be considered at the sion of Colleges, SACS, YOUR FAMILY accreditation group's who accompanied the COAT OF ARMS annual meeting Nov. 22. committee here, ex- Exquisitely Hand Crafted The college applied plained the evaluation In 18K. Gold for accreditation two program and the com- RINGS - CHARMS - PENDANTS years ago, first phase in mittee,, LETTERHEADS - PLAQUES MORE THAN 100,000 NAMES the accreditation go- "We design the com- ARE AVAILABLE round. It was accepted mittee for the evalua- LADIES & GENTS SEAL RINGS as a candidate for ac- tion of a given institute," FROM $85. creditation at that time, he said, indicating the but the real test was the reason for Sister Mary er, David T. Kelly, Sister Mary Lourdes, Richard evaluation of the college Lourdes' presence. it. Members of a Southern Association of Colleges made last week by a and Schools accreditation evaluation team view Foil, Miss Mildred Campbell, and Braxton Harris. "We take into consid- Jewelry-Designer-Engravers committee of five head- eration the kind of 855 S. Federal Hwy. Marymount College. From left are Dr. Floyd Turn- ed by Dr. Floyd V. school it is — if it's a Boca Raton 395-5666 Turner, president of p rivate institution we' re Virginia Intermont Col- likely to have faculty Robinson Closed Saturdays Behind the news in business lege, Bristol, Va. members from private Members of the com- institutions on the com- mittee are Dean Brax- mittee." DO YOU ton Harris, Brevard Although Marymount College, North Carol- officials are confident that you can retire, on Looking back at strikes ina; Sister Mary Lour- the school will be ac- des, OSB, president of credited, there is one $500.00 per month at age Sacred Heart College, hitch. The school does 65, if you start now? Cullman, Ala.; Richard not have a separate li- By LESLIE GOULD D-J 150.61 and ended Nov. 29 well along and there seems E. Foil, dean of students, little hope for an early settle- brary plant. Although with the D-J at 146.89, a minus Bluefield College, W. the library does meet The old Wall Street adage is 2.5 per cent. ment. Some sources in the in- Virginia, and Miss Mil- American don't sell on strike news, but the dustry look for no agreement the requirements of the 1941 __ The 10-day walk out at dred Campbell, librar- school now, it may not market record as to the auto Ford began April 1 with the with all the companies before ian, Georgia Southwest- nmioabls industry tie-up is that it doesn't Christmas. That may be too next year. And although LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY D-J at 123.26 and ended April ern College, Americus, there are plans to begin make much difference whether pessimistic a view, but it could EXECUTIVE OFFICES. WACO.TEXAS 11, with the D-J at 118.60, down Ga. building a library next a person held or sold out his 3.8 per cent. be a long strike. general market position. The committee mem- year there is no guar- 1945 __ The 109-day strike A pattern similar to that in bers spent four days on antee that the team will 350 Southwest 15th, Apt.3 Boca Raton, Fla. Ph.565-4626 Since 1936 there have been at General Motors began Nov. 1964 may be followed. Then ten strikes, including the pres- 21 with the D-J at 189.54 and General Motors was closed down ent one against Ford. Five ended Mar. 9, 1946 withtheD-J on Sept. 25, and a tentative times the market has gained a at 194.45, up 2.6 per cent. national agreement was reach- little ground and four times it 1948 — The 17-day tie up at ed ten days later on' Oct. 5, has been lower by the time work Chrysler started May 12 with but it was not until Nov. 8, a was resumed. the D-J at 183.95 and ended Sunday, that the local issues Using the Dow Jones indust- May 29 with the D- J at 191.18, up were wrapped up, with produc- GRAND OPENING rials as the measuring stick, the 3.9 per cent. tion being resumed on Monday, average change for all nine 1950 — The 100-day strike Nov. 9. strike periods was a gain of at Chrysler began Jan. 25 with Ford also had its difficul- last weekend for this fabulous offer! less than one per cent — to be the D-J at 198.39 and ended May ties^ even though i^reached exact 0.62 per cent. Here's the 4 with the D-J at 214.87, up 8.3 agreement oil broad "contract record: per cent. terms on Sept. 18, but begin- Select your home during Anniversary Month 1936 — The 85-day strike ning on Nov. 6 a number of against General Motors started 1961 — The 13-day strike at Ford plants were struck by lo- and take your choice of these FREE GIFTS: on Nov. 18 with the D-J aver- Ford began Oct. 3 with the D-J cals. By the third week of No- age at 184.44 and ended Feb. at 698.66 and ended Oct. 16 vember production was vir- 11, 1937 with the D-J at 190.29, with the D-J at 704,97, up 0.9 tually halted and full produc- PORTABLE TV INDOOR-OUTDOOR PATIO CARPETING up 3.2 per cent. per cent. tion was not resumed until Nov. 1964 ~ The 44-day strike at 30, a Monday. American Motors FIBERGLASS DINGHY GE DISPOSALL 1937 __ The 33-day walk out General Motors began on Sept. earlier had a four-day stop- at Chrysler started March 8 with 25 with the D-J at 874.71 and page. Chrysler was untouched. the D-J at 192.69 and ended ended Nov. 9 with the D-J at The companies made a quick April 10 with the D-J 178.26, 874.67, a loss so infinitismal comeback in production and a minus 7.5 per cent. that it is hardly worth record- sales and the repercussions in 1939 — The 54-day strike at ing. the economy were relatively Chrysler began Oct. 6 with the The strike against Ford is minor. FAU appoints five faculty members The PINE HALL II Four new faculty Since 1965 Dr. Pruts- fessor and supervisor Y. For seven years he members for the depart- man has been coordina- of student teachers, and was a member of the ment of internship and tor of special education at the University of Ari- U.S. Air Force Reserve one for the department and supervisor of clini- zona. He has also taught with the rank of captain, of guidance and excep- cal services for the on the elementary and during which time he in- tional child behavior Broward County Board secondary levels in structed officer in Air have been named in of Public Instruction. three western states. Force administration. Florida Atlantic Uni- He received all his Robison earned his Wulff earned hisM.A. versity' s college of edu- higher education in B.S. and M.S. at South- at Teachers College. He cation for the new aca- Florida, having grad- ern Illinois University. comes to FAU from State demic year. uated from Stetson Uni- For the past seven years University College, New Dr. Thomas D. Pruts- versity and earned his he has been assistant Platz, N.Y., where he man, who has assumed master's degree at the professor and coordina- served on the faculty for the duties of assistant University of Miami and tor of elementary stu- the past seven years. professor in the depart- his doctorate at Florida dent teaching, and more During this time he con- ment of guidance and ex- State University. recently associate pro- ducted private remedial NEW fessor at State Univer- sessions for local grade ceptional child educa- Appointed to the de- 3 and 4 bedrooms — 2 baths — air-condifioning & heat — tion, has been active partment of intershipas sity College, Buffalo, N. and high school students. professionally in Brow- interim assistant pro- some ready to move right into! ard County since 1960 fessors were Mrs. Joel- from $13,600—as little as $450 down—$100 a month under easy FHA linancing. when he became asso- la C. Good, Dr. Ronald PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: ciated with the Hender- A. Newell, Lloyd E. son Clinic as clinical Robison, and John W. We, the undersigned, are discontinuing busi- MARGATE—started with a plan — now with ten years of maturity and growth psychologist. Wulff. ness as the Fifth Avenue jewelers, at 1950 — 6,500 people — air-conditioned junior high & elementary schools — Mu- While there he super- Mrs. Good is a grad- N.E. 5 Avenue, Boca Raton, Florida. Persons vised for two years Uni- uate of Agnes Scott Col- nicipal pool — sidewalks — street lights — city sewer & water — 2 shopping versity of Florida doc- lege and earned her having placed jewelry and watches for re- centers — nine churches. toral students in a master's degree at FAU. pair or renovation, please contact immediate- counselling and guidance She taught in the Palm ly. Please write to Fifth Avenue Jewelers, internship program. Beach County public For five years he served schools for four years, Box 1047, Lake Worth, Florida. In emergency, MODELS OPEN FROM 10 A.M. TO 5 P.M. as adjunct professor at and since 1966 has taught contact Boca Raton Police Department. DAILY— FREE GIFTS TO ALL VISITORS DUR- the University of Miami language arts at the ING ANNIVERSARY MONTH. where he also super- Earlington Heights El- vised doctoral students ementary School, Miami. Take U.S. 441 to Margate Blvd. west of Pompano Beach. Go west on Blvd. to 88th Avg., south to Pinetree Gardens. in clinical psychology. Dr. Newell earned his He was coordinator of degrees at Southern Il- clinical services for linois University, where Twig House, Ft. Lau- he later served on the derdale, for two years. faculty as assistant pro- Custom Made Draperies and Shades Buy with confidence from Americas largest jewelers Slipcovers • Upholstery Ryietree Gardens 500 stores coast to coast Free Decorator Service For Consultation Diamonds to $5000 Watches to $1300 Phone 399-7033 ?60 Day money back guarantee if not satisfied on any purchase ate Expert watch repair Shoppers Haven Open til Started with a plan now backed with 10 years^f growth Pompano iP.M.Mtely? DRAPERY STUDIO 941-5710 3062 N. FEDERAL HWY., BOCA RATON 6A Sunday, September 24, 1967 BOCA RATON NEWS Tigers win, 17 to 7 Jim Rifenburg *:

• - —-• ' • • New Clewiston bombs Cats with aerial attack

.. industry? The strong arm of ferent team. Clewiston and new life. Qrpesa was Quarterback Bobby Re- kicked off but the ball elected to carry the dish completed seven of was fumbled at the Bob- mail and went off right 12 pass attempts Friday cat 34 and recovered by tackle for the touch- Several hundred little silver fish swimming in a night. Two of them end- the Tiger's Mickey Wil- down. Hart split the up- Miami Seaquarium tank may represent the be- ed in touchdowns as liams. However, the rights for the conver- ginning of a billion dollar industry for Florida,, Clewiston's Tiger hand- Cats weren't through. sion and the score stood ed the Boca Raton Bob- On the second play from at 14-7. They are the first step in a scientific effort to cats their second de- find out enough about the delectable and high- scrimmage, Carlos Del- Early in the fourth feat of the infant grid gado intercepted what quarter, Clewiston priced Atlantic pompano so that they can suc- season, 17-7 cessfully be raised in fish farms. O would have been another moved into Bobcat ter- Conducting the project with Seaquarium cooper- Mark Clark, who was touchdown pass to put ritory on a TD drive ation is Frederick H. Berry of the U.S. Bureau on the receiving end of Boca Raton back in the again but Coach Joe of Commercial Fisheries Tropical Atlantic Bi- the most of the Redish ball game. Pribil's charges form- heaves, went over for Tom Nolan, who saw ed a solid line. On a ological Laboratory. fourth down situation Boca Raton Lake gets an influx of the fish two TD's. Dan Kreidler yoeman duty carrying booted both conversions the ball, picked up the and 20 yards from pay- about once a year and angler flock to the seawalls and added three points dirt, the Tigers elected by the hundreds when the run is on. first four yards from with a field goal. scrimmage and a Clew- to kick and Kreidler* s "We don't even know where pompano spawn or magic toe booted to the what a pompano egg looks like," Berry explains. Tony Orpesa broke iston penalty of 15 yards Boca Raton into the aided the cause. The field goals for three "If we can learn about the life cycle of this fish points. we may be able to pond-raise them commercially scoring columns for the nats started to move. as trout are raised in Iowa — and that's a billion first time this season At the one-foot line, Boca Raton took to dollar business." when he scored a touch- the Tiger defense held the air in the last few down for the Bobcats in through three downs. minutes of the fourth The common or Atlantic pompano, which com- the third quarter. Mike mands prices up to $1.25 a pound wholesale, is On the fourth try up the quartdr in a desperate Hart split the uprights middle, the Cats failed attempt to tighten up the caught on the Atlantic coast and the coast of the for the extra point. Gulf of Mexico. From May to August on the At- to cross the goal line but score but Martin was lantic beaches from central Florida to the Caro- Playing a vastly im- a five yard penalty unable to connect with linas thousands of pompano small fry from one- Players pile up at mid-field as rain falls in a steady downpour. A slip- proved brand of ball, the gave them another down Ms receivers. half inch to two inches long can be seined in a pery ball hindered operations of both squads but didn't stop Clewiston from Bobcats outrushed short time. making two touchdown passes. Clewiston on the ground, "The smallest fish are caught offshore. The piling up 174 yards while specimens caught grow larger toward the beach- holding the Tigers to 116 es. That makes us believe they spawn off-shore, Keglers korner yards. though it could mean they spawn in inlets and the Boca Raton's passing mouths of rivers and are washed to sea," Berry game was still off and explains. was the difference in the game. Rusty Martin, Cat About 90 to 95 percent of the U.S. commercial quarterback, did most of pompano catches are made in Floridawaters. At- IBM club to tour lanes the throwing, hitting on tempts to raise pompano have been made from the six of 26 attempts. Florida Keys to Pensacola, in "pompano farms" IBM Corporation em- of the Boca Harbour BOCA RATONERS ployees and their spous- Clewistoh jumped off stocked with small fry seined on the beaches. Civic Association, an- Team Won Lost to a quick TD start in the Past efforts have had little success due to cold es will visit University nounced that Mert Olin, Boca Verde 9 3 Bowl lanes tomorrow steady rain that lasted fronts, flooding with freshwater, hurricanes, oxy- Hayes Yates and Joe Kreuscher 8 4 throughout the first half gen depletion and a breaking dike. evening. Lee Wildey, Ulmer are making a sur- D.Screen 8 4 manager of personnel of the game. Taking the At the Seaquarium they are trying to determine vey regarding the form- Neilsen,lnc. 7.5 4.5 kickoff on the 30-yard growth rates and life span of the pompano, opti- services, said that the ing of a mixed bowling Team #3 7 5 group will have a short line, they started a mum oxygen content of the water, diseases of the group for the associa- B.R.Laundry 7 5 march of ten plays that fish that can effect farming them, and kind and meeting, tour the facili- tion. Green & M. 6 6 ties and do some bowl- ended at the goal line. amount of food that should be fed. Team#12 6 6 Kreidler did most of the ing. This is in line with FIRST BANK & TRUST Team#13 6 6 the later establishment Classic 900 ground work, moving the Wrong time for building at school Team #2 6 6 ball to the Bobcat 37- of an IBM Club. Team Won Lost B.R.Natl.Bk. Talked to Booster prexy Pete Blum the other day lstBk.&T. 7 2 6 6 yard line. about the building on t h e football complex. Helen Hickman and lstFed.S.&L. 5 7 Mae Cickel, hostesses Clearwater 6.5 2.5 B.Auto.Svc. At this point, Redish "We picked the busiest time in the history of Altieri Lawn 5 4 4 8 took to the air. Hitting Boca Raton to try to put up arestroom building," for Welcome Wagon, an- A.F.T.Apts. 4 8 nounced yesterday that DatzykCab. 5 4 B.R.Natl.Bk, End Steve Sexton with he said. "The walls are about finished and we'd Rizzo's 4 5 4 8 a 13 yard pass, he threw like to be for the Jupiter game here. I doubt we'll all the members of the Gergusog n Int. 2.5 9.5 Boca Raton Club will Deerfield C.C.4 5 another to Clark at the make it though." High team game, First line for a touchdown. meet at the lanes on Wentworth 3.5 5.5 Federal Savings & Loan, For some reason or other any kind of building Thursday, Oct. 5,- at 1:30 J.C.Mitchell 18 Only about three min- program at the high school has been jinxed. Re- High team game. and. 845; High team triple, utes remained in the Mark Clark of Clewiston digs for paydirt after member the lights? They were supposed to be done p.m. for an "Open Boca Verde East, 232 House" session. All the triple, 1st Bank & 'trust"" first half when the Tig- scooping in a pass from Quarterback Bob Redish. one year and didn't make it until the next. Men's ind. high and ers started another Clark scored both Tiger TD's. members of the Boca Co., 932-2745; Ind. high triple, Ed Zlta 219-594; On the refreshment - restroom - ticket booth Raton Regular Club and and triple, Rex Thayer, march. Boca Raton had building, promises were made at one time of county 247-650. Women's ind. high and taken the ball on the labor helping out and it never came. Seems when the Wagoners have been triple, Jeanne Brownlee invited. Helen Deitzler, Clewiston 42 but follow- Change . you live on the south end of the county you kind a BOCA JETS BOOSTER 210-533. ing three plays, two of Sharpen your Game of get forgotten. the Area Supervisor will be on hand to welcome Team Won Lost CAMINO GARDENS which were incompleted the group. Tacklers 4 0 Team Won Lost passes, they were forced in clinic Barbecue coming up The Ends 3 1 Peach trees 4 0 to punt. Martin got off a Boca Raton Recrea- Carl Bogen, president good kick and Clewiston Another one of the famous chicken barbecues said the Camino Gar- Team #8 3 1 Apple trees 5 0 tion Department has an- Water Bucket 3 1 Tamarinds 3 " 1 took possession on the nounced a change in put on by the Booster's Club is slated for Novem- dens Mixed Bowling 11. ber 3, previous to the Belle Glade game here. group will have its G.B.Packers 1 3 Butternuts 3 1 schedule for the girl's Sycamores 1 3 Kreidler moved the Softball clinic. Everybody knows it's a money-raising gimmick weekly activities on Fumblers 1 3 Phone DRIVING but you can't hardly get a good dinner for a buck Thursday at 1:30 p.m. Left Backs 1 3 Pepperidges 1 3 ball 16 yards on a pair The girl's will meet COURSE and a half these days anyplace else. The barbecue Other officers are Dave Clippers 0 4 Hollyhocks 0 4 of ground plays and on Tuesday, Sept. 26 at 276-9992 Diekson, vice presi- High team game and Hickories 0 4 Clark picked up another 3:30 p.m. on the Little NOW is well worth the money. Keep the date in mind. yard through the mid- League Baseball Field Lessons dent; Bill Wilkens, sec- triple, Tacklers, 847- High team game and Available retary; Jack Roeser, 2314; Men's ind. high, triple, Tamarinds, 832- dle. on Crawford Blvd. with OPEN; treasurer and Forest George Freeze, 216, 2326; Men's ind. high Then the bomb came. Coach Joe Galayda. McCahan9 Somerville Waldron, sergeant at Men's ind. triple, Keith and triple, Forrest Wal- With Clark running wide All girls ten and over arms. McQuiston, 528; Wom- dron, 198-517; Women's open deep in Cat terri- are invited to attend the Each Friday morning en's ind. high and triple ind. high and triple, Bert tory, Redish uncorked clinic to learn the fine One Mile South of Delray tie for golfing crown at 9, 48 girls converge Marian Walke, 166-471. Roesey, 187-446. a long heave that ended points of batting, catch- on the lanes for the All with a 72 yard touch- ing and throwing a soft- on U.S.I Ralph McCahan shot a place at University Park States Bowling League. down. ball. gross of 86 and came in Country Club Wednes- Many of the girls also Coming back from the with a net 71 to tie with day. bring their youngsters halftime rest, the Bob- Bob Somerville for first Some rville had a along to play in the at- cats looked like a dif- TRANSMISSION gross 88 but his 17 hand- tended nursery. Friday TROUBLES? icap brought his net morning the 24 children Dodge Esther down to match that of were given a special WORLD'S LARGEST McCahan. treat when they were TRANSMISSION gets ace Clarence Berbaum shown movies by Lt. Sal leads and Frank Smith tied for Matties, fire prevention SPECIALISTS Boca Raton resident second. Both golfers had officer of the Boca Ra- golfers Chet Esther may win scores of 72. Berbaum ton Fire Department. $ 1,000 and a trip to Scot- shot a gross 92, Smith The films also depict Evelyn Dodge, who had a gross 84. shot a hole-in-one last land for two as a result safey ideas for youngs- TRANSMISSIONS of scoring a hole-in-one In the blind bogey con- ters. Saturday at Royal Palm COMPLETE recently, at the Cypress test winners named were The Harbour East Country Club, continued INSPECTION SERVICE Creek Country Club. Dick Decker, Floyd Mixed Bowling Group to blaze the course this Esther, of 86 S.W. 9th Crump, Clayton Holt, headed by Arthur Hanks, week. Ave., was entered in the C. K. Loughry, Fred president; Chris Christ- Playing in a Mutt and Open Daily 8 a.m.-6 p m. Saturday 8 a.m.- noon annual Rusty Nail Hole- Ungeher and J.M. Smith. mann, vice president, Jeff tournament, Mrs, Dodge had a 32 and one- In-One Sweepstakes, a On the ladies side and Nancy Willocks, Dclray Beach Lighthouse Point Pompano Beach Thursday morning, Fran half to lead 36 players. 255 N. Federal Hwy. 3490 N. Fed. Hwy. 1540 S. Fed. Hwy national competition for secretary - treasurer, 278-3237 943-2244 acers. Schmall took Class A will start bowling this Margaret Smith was 943-3221 The winner will be with a 44. She was just week. second with a 34 and Jo- announced early next one stroke under run- John Wood, President bey Welch came in third Palm Beach -Riviera Beach ner-up Grace Peter- with a 36. year. son who had a 45. Class B title, low Volleyball putts and chip-in all Bealler went to Thena Hilgen. Tony Orpesa, Bobcat ball handler, goes down She shot a 45 in her Wednesday class, had low putts of under a swarm of Clewiston Tiger tacklers. Or- Can You Beat Us ? winner 30 and chipped in on the Adults of all ages are pesa saw a lot of action during the evening. fifth hole. invited to play volleyball Jack Bealler, a new * 90% Residential Financing te Qualified Properties and Peg Graham was sec- at the Boca Raton Ele- Purchasers. member of the Dirty ond in Class B with a 46. mentary School Gym be- BOCA RATON Dozen Plus golf group at ginning Wednesday, Oct. * 27 Years on New Construction Boca Raton Country 4 at 8 p.m. COUNTRY CLUB * More than Contpetative Bates Club, took the old mem- Classified Ad Service bers to the cleaners Coach Joe Galayda * No Pre-payment Penalties Thursday. Phone 395-8300 will lead the teams in action. * Appraisals in 24 to 48 hours Shooting a gross of * No obligation or deposit required to receive prompt comm. 71, he took Class A •DRIVE RANGE prize with a net 62. SELLING YOUR HOME? CALL Class B went to John McBeath. He had a gross For Best Results CLUB RENTAL of 81 and a net of 59. GOLF INSTRUCTION mum MORTGAGE nm'm Bealler also won the List With nearest to pin contest, 399-6153 hitting his opening drive MIS 855 South Federal to 10 of the number one 500 yards west of U.S. G. ¥m. Anderson, Broker Boca Raton, Florida 33432 hole. SEE YOUR REALTOR between Delray and Boca BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, September 24, 1967 7 A FAU appoints English profs BOWLING Armed bandit robs Billiards Two new faculty mem- same position at Flor- ties of Portland and RESTAURANT bers have joined the ida Southern Collegefor Virginia, and at George * TROPHIES Minit Market here Florida Atlantic Uni- seven years. Washington and Notre * AWARDS * ENGRAVING A lone armed bandit described a similar versity department of Dr. White earned two Dame. robbed Jackson's Minit holdup at a Li'l General English. degrees at George Miss Peyton is a grad- UNIVERSITY BOWL They are Dr. Natalie uate of Randolph-Macon "The South's Most Luxurious Recreation Cenier" Market of NE 1st Ave., Store in Lake Worth. Washington University, Corner N.E. 20th St. and Pixie Hwv. Phone 395-5222 Wednesday night of The bandid there also E. White, visiting lec- at Ph.D. at Yale, and a College and earned a $48.32. It was the second had a chrome - plated Using the Police De- turer in English, who certificate of p o s t- master's degree at the has written several University of Chicago, time around for Clerk derringer and was wear- partment's "Identi-kit", Subscribe To The ing clothes of the same plays and magazine ar- graduate work at the For three years she Mary Deal, who had been Mrs. Deal came up with held up by armed rob- description. The second ticles, and Miss Ann University of Birming- was assistant editor of bers in June at the same robbery netted between this likeness of the store Peyton, instructor in ham, England. She has "Poetry: A Magazine Boca Raton News location. $40 and $50. robber. English who held the taught at the Universi- of Verse." Mrs. Deal told police the Negro man pulled a chrome-plated derring- er from his pocket and said: "Give me all the money you have and you won't get hurt. If you don't, fll kill you." Mrs. Deal gave him all the money in the cash BOSTON RUG CO BOCA RATON register, plus some change in a cigar box SHOWROOM kept under the counter. ONCE-A-YEAR CARPET SALE- Police Det. Sgt. Alvon Nahrstedt said the rob- ber was described as being about 25 years old, five feet, three inches tall and weighing about 140 to 150 pounds. He had a "neat" mustache and was wearing a green sweater, gray pants and a snap brim hat. He also had on a pair of dark glasses. The robbery occurred about 8:30 p.m. and the bandit left the scene of the crime on foot. A teletype bulletin re- ceived in Boca Raton la- ter the same evening Faculty (TODAY! 10 AM to 4:30 PM SUNDAY) members Baa" ALL ONE PRICE REGARDLESS OF ORIGINAL COST named Three faculty mem- Qense* bers have been appoint- ed to the department of languages and linguis- tics in Florida Atlantic University's college of humanities. They are Melvyn C. Resnick, assistant pro- fessor, formerly on the faculty of the University of Rochester; Peter C. Merrill, assistant pro- fessor, who comes from H o f s t r a University where he was special A instructor in linguistics; and Miss Carmen Lo- pez, who has been teach- SQUARE ing French as a grad- uate assistant at the YARD University of Virginia the past two years. Resnick earned his B.A. degree from the All The Famous Brands University of New York and his master's at the University of Rochest- All Strictly 1st Quality er. Merrill spent two years as an English in- OVER 100 FULL ROLLS OF structor in Greece and two years as advisor to ACRILANS, NYLONS, WOOLS! the language program, both for National Sci- entific Labor ator ies, • THOUSANDS OF YARDS Inc. He is co-author of an English language • HUNDREDS OF ROLLS course for students with Greek language back- • LARGEST SELECTION EYER OFFERED | ground. He holdsamas- ter's from Georgetown University. 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FEDERAL HWY. 395-0220 8A Sunday, September 24, 1967 BOCA RATON NEWS Enrollment Quarter-million might be allocated to Boca Raton park (Continued from Page 1) Sahal Lake (Continued from Page 1) completion of 1-95. higher percentage of full-time the city. Preliminary plans in- acres and is heavily wooded in (Continued from Page^ 1) students than ever before. dicate that the entire site, when some places with oak and cab- Meanwhile, the city moved Smaller percentages of grad- Hotel in Palm Beach Shores. acquired, would be developed as bage palm trees. ahead with its plans for im- Herman W. Schull Jr., FIND's Florida Elodea from canals in uate and part-time students are a major park-marina complex. An earlier lease drafted by provements to the portion of some locations, but the results expected. general manager, said the board Procedure would call for the SRD was rejected by the Spanish River Park it already will consider release of a por- have been somewhat inconsis- FIND to release the tract to the Council because it would have owns. At a meeting last week tent, Blackburn said. It will not Dr. Kenneth R. Williams, tion of spoil area S-690. The state, which in turn would re- required the city to provide ov- with architects, the Council president of Florida Atlantic parcel, containing some 10-12 kill fish. lease it to the county, which ernight trailer parking facili- made a few changes and asked Also being studied are the University, welcomed more than acres, fronts on Northeast 5th would release it to the city. ties, a violation of city ordinan- to have another look next week 400 new students to the campus avenue south of the Lake Wym an cost factors involved. Prender- Proposed lease for another ces. The new dollar-a-year at what promises to be the' 'final gast said the area will require after they completed registra- Shores development. park site, on West Palmetto lease specifies that the city can preliminary. tion. It's part of a much larger 10 gallons of Diquat plus 65 Park road extended, adjacent hold the parcel only on month- First phase of development pounds of copper sulfate. He asked them not to hang spoil area which fringes the en- to the proposed 1-95 inter- to-month basis. of the area, lying north and tire east side of Lake Wym an, Diquat, he said, sells for ' around too long. change, has been submitted No permanent improvements south of what is now called $23,75 per 55-gallon drum. The running northward to join a to the Council from the State to the area are contemplated by "north beach" would include "1 hope you enjoy a good, parcel of land already owned by city buys copper sulfate for long stay here," he said, "but Road Department. The city in- the city until a more permanent road and parking lot construc- $500 a ton. . tion, a tunnel under A-l-A for not too long. 6 itiated the proposal to develop arrangement can be made. How- Miss Flame' the area, which it hopes even- ever, the present lease is re- pedestrians going to the beach, a He said that after the test ap- Most full-time students grad- tually to acquire from the state, garded as a "foot in the door" boat launching ramp with park- plication, it would be three or uate from the university after as a recreational-picnic area. for future acquisition when the ing facilities, and a temporary four days before any reaction two years of study. applications The parcel contains some 40 parcel becomes surplus after concession stand. would be noticed and about three Williams told the students, weeks before the complete re- "All of the facilities, the entire sults would be known. Esti- faculty and staff of this univer- available SINGERS mates have indicated that chem- sity are at your disposal. But Captain receives commendation All bathtub, barber- ical treatment might be effec- it's not what we have that counts, Want to enter the Miss Flame shop or other singers tive for about six months. it's what you do with it that's contest being sponsored by the Capt. George R.Mac- 441 1 ransportation Assigned to Oakland are invited to attend the Prendergast said the chemi- important." Boca Raton Fire Department? pherson, USAF, son of Squadron in Japan. first practice session Well, if you're a girl 16 to 19 Army Base in March, cal would be applied by city Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Mac- A graduate of Michi- 1967, Capt, Macpherson of the Florida Atlantic crews using a small power He said they would achieve years old, applications forms pherson, Deerfield University Community a good academic record only gan State University, is now a branch chief sprayer mounted"on a boat. The are available at the Fire Sta- Beach, has been awarded in the Personal Prop- Chorus Monday, 7:30 through their own effort. tion, the Community Center and East Lansing, Mich., the chemical is injected six inches the Air Force Commen- captain entered the ser- erty Division of Western p.m., according to Rich- below the water level. The president ran down the at Boca Raton High School. dation Medal, Area Military Traffic ard Wright, director. list of the university's facilities vice in I960. A traffic Florida Elodea is an espec- Deadline for applications is The medal was pre- management major in Management and Term- This year the weekly from the film library to the stu- Oct. 2. The winner will reign inal Service (WA ially tenacious weed, Blackburn dent activities program and then sented Captain Mac- college, he has served meetings will be held in said, because underground veg- at the annual Firemen's Ball at pherson for meritorious in traffic management MTMTS). Room 147 of the Human- called his faculty the best you the Boca Raton Cabana Club etative nodes are not killed by can find." service as traffic man- offices throughout his ities Building on the chemical treatment. Nov. 18. agement officer for the career. Use the Classifieds campus, Wright said. 1 B Motorcycles, Bicycles 10 A Help Female RATES '65 Suzuki, perfect concl EXPERT Typist for law 13 6 9 12 50cc 1100 miles, for office. Please send re- Classified Ads Lines* Day Days Days Days Days sale or will trade for Grand Opening This FrL Sept. 22 4 1.20 3.36 5.76 7.92 10.56 sume and salary re- f 5 1.50 4.20 7.20 9.90 13.20 Boat & Motor, 395-8290 quirements to Boca Ra- DEADLINE 6 1.68 4.60 7.92 10.80 14.40 Call 1.96 5.46 9.24 12.60 16.80 5 A Lost & Found ton News, Box bl5, Boca 2.06 5.76 9.60 12.96 17.28 TUESDAY EDITION 9 2.34 6.48 10.80 14.58 19.44 PRESCRIPTION Sun Raton. 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Jo Anne Biondi Paul Matwiy Jill Thomas Kirk Jackson What young people think Thumbs down on mini-skirts, long hair

By SANDY WESLEY thing," Kirk added. the months of September, Oct- think bermudas are right in that "The school's new policy is and let it go at that everything The girls agreed with him, ober, May and June, but some- atmosphere." certainly much more practi- would be fine, but if the school The mini-skirt is a fad most but Jill took exception to Jo times the girls go overboard Jill would wear bermudas. In cal," Paul said. "Last year," starts laying down the law, the teenage girls won't throw their Anne. "I think the girls would with the short bit. Boys should fact, she's all for relaxing the he added, "the school did crack kids will- wear kooky clothes money away on; if Boca Raton wear mini-skirts even if they be allowed to wear them if they school policy on bermudas. down pretty hard on the students just to rebel." High School would relax its pol- didn't look good in them," she want to," he said, "but culottes "I'd wear bermudas," she dress policy." icy on long hair for boys most said. "I wouldn't wear them," seem to serve the same purpose said. "Sure they're more cas- "A majority of the students boys would wear long hair; she admitted. as bermudas for girls. ual, but in a classroom when are decent, fine, upstanding kids EDITOR'S NOTE with good common sense," he wearing bermudas to school The four teens held four dif- Kirk thought bermudas would you're sitting all day you some- This is the first in a series would be all right if the girls ferent views on whether or not be fine for everyone but him- times want to relax. You can said. "But there is a certain don't wear them too tight,, they'd like to see students wear- self. "There's nothing wrong relax better in bermudas." group who go to extreme. Last of articles on opinions of Boca These are some of the views ing bermuda shorts to school. with bermudas. I just don't think The only problem she saw is year at some of the dances the Raton High School students on of four students at Boca Raton Members of the Palm Beach they'd be all that cool," he said. that some girls might wear kids came in barefeet, sandals, topics of interest to both teens High School on the school's County Board of Public In- "I think they'd be better for the them too tight. you know the kind." dress policy. struction have indicated they girls, though, than mini-ekirts." The dress policy in general "Clothes aren't important," and their parents. The continu- Students are Paul Matwiy, might consider letting the stu- Jo Anne said she wouldn't fa- at Boca Raton High School got Jo Anne added with a nod from ing series will be run in the 17, senior; Kirk Jackson, 16, dents at the high school wear vor bermudas in school es- an okay from the four teens,.but Jill. "If you're neat and look News each week throughout the junior; Jo Anne Biondi, 15, bermudas during the hot months pecially now that the girls can they also said, "there's entirely good that's all that matters." school year. sophomore, and Jill Thomas, of the year. wear culottes. "I think school is too much emphasis being placed Kirk's theory is that "if the 14, freshman. Paul's theory is it's fine for a place for study. I just don't on dress today." school would just state the rules This year the high school has taken a second look at the hem- line situation, and has relented a bit by allowing the girls to wear culottes and above-the- knee skirts, two fashions notes which were taboo last year. The high school is not as sympathetic with the boys who favor long hair, though. Last year the rule was no long hair; this year it's still no long hair. The long hair rule is fine with Kirk, who prefers short hair anyway. "I think thelength of hair kind of reflects the way a guy sees himself," he said. "If a guy is allowed to wear long hair in school the next thing he won't be washing it, then it's just plain no good." Still he admits that if the school would relax the policy most boys would let their hair grow long. "Last year they tried wear- ing long hair, but they didn't PER ANNUM get away with it," he said. PAID AND COMPOUNDED Paul? A short hair fellow 6 MONTH SAVINGS himself, Paul thinks it should CERTIFICATES be left up to the individual. MULTIPLES OF $1000 QUARTERLY ON REGULAR "If a guy likes his hair hang- ing over his ears, covering his eyes and hanging in duck tails PER ANNUM PASSBOOK ACCOUNTS! down the back, it's all right," he said. "It all depends upon how it's kept. The school this year does seem to be a bit easier on the guys," he added. "The officials are very good MORE PEOPLE think first of First Federal-- about it all." UP TO If Kirk and Paul are happy S15.OOO. with the school hair policy, Jo because First Federal thinks MORE of YOU I Anne, Jill, and possibly hund- reds of other girls are more than happy with the new hem- DIVIDENDS EARN AS OF OCT. 1ST line policy. FREE TRANSFER OF FUNDS "The truth of the matter is ANYWHERE IN U.S.A. that most stores do not sell skirts that are mid-knee any- IRST more," JoAnne said. Above the knee, though, is C f% CD A I SAVINGS and where the skirt length stops and that's just fine with both EDERALCULKf\L LOAN ASSOCIATION Good Selection of Choice Seats { girls. F According to JoAnne, "most of DELRAY BEACH now available tor all ! girls wouldn't wear their dress- es any shorter anyway." Home Office 645 E. Atlantic Blvd., Delray Beach Mini skirts? Ed Earnhardt MIAMI DOLPHINS j "I wouldn't wear them," Jo BOCA RATON Anne said. "Most girls want to BRANCH MANAGER BOCA RATON OFFICE HOME GAMES i look nice. Most high school girls don't have the money to throw 601 North Federal Highway - Phone 395-2121 away on mini skirts anyway. "If they look nice in a mini- skirt , they' 4 look nice in any- i 2g Sunday, September 24, 1967 BOCA RATON NEWS Beta Sigma Phi will hold 'back to school' rush party Mrs. Ted Kirlan was supper, Members and elected Valentine Queen er. pledges husbands will for Epsilon Pi chapter, At this meeting plans be the guests at the Beta Sigma Phi at the for the group's second party. group's last meeting. rush party, scheduled Mrs. Kirlan will be for Sept. 30 will be dis- crowned at the valentine cussed. Theme for the dance by last year's second party, to be held queen Mrs, Tom Beas- in the home of Mrs. ley, in February, 1968. Tom Turner, West Boca The group will meet Raton Road, will be again at 8 p.m. Wednes- "Back to School Barbe- cue." Members and day in the home of Mrs. pledges will dress like George Reader, 213 grammar school chil- N.E. 25 St. Co-hostess dren for the party which will be Mrs. Tom Turn- will include a pot luck Four persons take first

in duplicate bridge Miss Fuller Four persons placed Streader placed first in first in the Boca Raton the east-west division. Engagement Duplicate Bridge Club Other winners were games last week. Mrs. Sarah M. Keith, Mrs. John C. McKen- Mrs. Charles Hering, is announced na and Mrs. T.C. Sprat- second; Mrs. Wallace ley, placed first in the Wallace and Mrs. Wil- Mr. and Mrs. William Mrs. Kenneth Williams, hostess for the Florida Atlantic Uni- Taylor, Mrs. Edward Adams and Mrs. AUL ,n Huhn. The coffee, north-south division and liam H. Derbyshire, F. Fuller, Lighthouse versity Woman's Club coffee, gets an assist with her identifica- held last week, was highlighted by a speech by Kenneth Williams, Mrs. Gilbert Rhodes third, north-south; Ron- Point, have announced president of the university. and Mrs. George B. ald D. Kipp, Edward the engagement of their tion card from Mrs. William Dome, club president, as other mem- Merriman, second, daughter, Suzanne Full- bers of the receiving line look on. Women are (left) Mrs. Charles east-west. er, to Roger Eugene Mummah, son of Mrs. Mrs. Marshall Spies Edwin B. Kornblue, 461 and Mrs. James Strauss Spanish Ct., and James Around the Town tied with Mrs. Ethel Mummah, Mobile, Ala. Stevens and Mrs, Phoe- Miss Fuller is a grad- be James for third place uate of Pompano Beach east-west division. High School. Mummah, a graduate of Castle Certain amount of satisfaction Physicians Heights Military Acad- emy, Lebanon, Term., attended Palm Beach subscribers or by telling to see film Junior College. He By SANDY WESLEY Agency, who departed with Florida sea shells Through Membership presently is serving in friends about the series. last week to join a group before they left the sun- and Finance." A film entitled "Tel- Boca Raton women Incidently, artists the U.S. Navy, stationed of 15 other travelers shine state. * * * * star, Satellite Commun- at Dam Neck, Va. must experience a cer- scheduled for this year from all over the nation ications" will be the tain amount of satis- are Nicholas De Vir- on the first leg of an When they got to t h e Diane Jackson is Oregon beach, the chil- among 26 second year Miss d'Aulan highlight of the Retired faction when they're told gilio, tenor; Lorin Hol- around the world tour. dren took great delight Physicians and Dentists their help is needed in a lander, concert pianist; During the trip he will students of dental hy- community project. in "planting sea shells giene at Loyola Univer- Organization m e e ting Kammermusick -Zurich attend the yearly con- on a totally sea shell- sity who will be capped Local girl Thursday, Sept. 28. Take members of Mary- Chamber Octet, and vention of the American less coastline," then The luncheon meeting mount College Perform- Norman Walker Dance Society of Travel Agents in ceremonies at the ing Arts Women's Com- stepping back and watch- university soon. Miss is stewardess will be held at noon in Company. meeting in Athens, ing as people began col- Jackson is the daughter Deerfield Beach Country mittee. Anyway, when the wo- Greece. Jackson's trip lecting the shells. Club. The 15 women at- men were asked to help will take about six of Dr. and Mrs. W. D. Miss Riane Lee d'- PACKBAT "If they saw oneJackson, 374 N.E. Sev- GIFT CENTER tended a coffee in their promote the series, they weeks. they'd start looking for enth St. Aulan, daughter of Mr. honor last week at the never once flinched. In # * * * more," Mrs. Vincent * * * * and Mrs. Richard Pow- Gardeners college. At the coffee, fact they were more than Then there is Mrs.said. "It was really Oh yes, we have some ers of 4 S.E. 14th Mother de La Croix, willing to offer sugges- Clarence H. Kent, who something to see a little more travelers. Mr. and Street, has started her will meet OF OELRAY BEACH president of the college, tions on how to coordin- is home from a trip to boy running along the Mrs. Joseph Flood, career as an Eastern NOW OPEN and Frank Manella, de- ate the committee so as Europe. "1 had a lot of beach, sea shell in hand, Ocean Boulevard, are Airlines stewardess. Junior Gardeners, velopment fund director, to get the best possible fun, saw many of mylooking for more," she spending some time" in - She graduated from sponsored by Boca Ra- Distinctive gifts laid it on the line. mileage out of it. friends in England. I Eastern's In-Flight ton Garden Club, will Including laughed. The Cloister, Sea Is- meet for the first time Hand made Early American Gist of the story was The gals who areeven saw Marge Pascoe, * * * * land, Ga. Training Center at Mi- Wood reproductions ... that "we need your help working on the commit- (Mrs. Raymond A.) in ami, where her school- this season, Thursday, Novelties from our own fac- in getting subscribers tee are Mrs. Dick Pow- Dublin," she said. Her It's been a good week * * * * ing included grooming, Sept. 28 in the Garden tory in Maine ... for our artists series." since the Ocean Hearth Mrs. Eleanor Davis, makeup and the grac- Club Center. Meeting Also ers, Mrs. Kenneth Gar- favorite place in Eur-turned to cinders, yet assistant principal and Outstanding Lamps, pottery. The series will cost the side, co-chairmen; as- ope? It's the British ious presentation of din- will begin at 3:15 p.m. Imported and domestic nov- college $5500, $4850 of there are still reper- dean of girls at Boca elties sisted by Mrs. LynnAl- Isles, "possibly because cussions around town, Raton High School, has ing services in addition which will be spent in drich, Mrs. Michael I have so many friends especially at the clubs to other flight crew du- FRANCHISE DEAU.ER 42» S.E. ilk Ave. Defray artist fees. Burke, Mrs. Donald there." just returned from a ties. T.I. 278-2975 4 274-5570 which had planned to three day orientation OLIVETTI UNDERWOOD Hours From 9 to 5 About $2100 of this Campbell, Mrs. Dan * * * * hold luncheons there. tour of the Naval Acad- Miss d'Aulan grad- Closed Sundays money will come from Doran, Mrs. William Mrs. Jack Vincent The Junior Woman's emy in Annapolis, Md. uated from high school 1|^. •TYPEWRITERS half of the student fees, Glover, Miss Kiki Naka- She visited the acad- in Cleveland, Ohio and $1200 is earmarked to mura. Mrs. Donald clued us in on her trip Club has scheduled a Mary mount Junior Col- ^^ this summer to theluncheon at the Ocean emy as part of its Blue EASIM" *ADD. MACH. come from 100 individ- Beard, Mrs. William western states, at the Hearth for yesterday. and Gold program de- lege, where she was on ual subscribers, another O'Donnell, Mrs. Richard first meeting of the sea- The girls sure had to signed to familiarize the dean's list. Prior to $1200 from business Ross, Mrs. Henry F. high school guidance joining Eastern, she FREE TRIAI subscribers, and theMoore, Jr., Mrs. Dick son for the Florida At- scramble to find another was employed in Cleve- lantic University Wom- place that would ac- coulselors with the Na- ESTABLISHED 1934 $1000 left is expected McCusker, Mrs. Eleanor an's Club Wednesday. commodate them ... val Academy. land. to be picked up from McGranahan and Mrs. Upon completion of the HAND'S OFF!CE SUPPLY ticket sales. Lawrence Monderg. Her husband is a F AU They found a place — training course, in Mi- "At this rate the ser- * * * * political science pro- Deerfield Beach Country Prendergast ami, Miss d'Aulan re- Ph 276-4194 ies will just break Other than women, fessor. Anyway, the Club — but the tickets, ported to Washington, even," Manella said. travelers also are mak- Vincent family including which had been printed will speak D.C., where she will be Where do the women ing news these days. the four children travel- months ago still read based. From there she come in? Their job is Travelers such as Wil- ed "from the Gulf "Ocean Hearth." Boca Raton City Parks will fly to many of the to help promote the ser- liam D. Jackson, owner Stream to the Redwood * * * * Director William Pren- 113 cities Eastern ies by phoning potential of University Travel forest" this summer. Speaking of the Ocean dergast Jr., will discuss serves in 28 states, the They cut across the Hearth, quite a few '' Poisonous Plants of District of Columbia, continent from Florida people, especially mem- Florida" at the first Canada, Mexico, Puerto SPECIAL Gamino Coiffiifes to Los Angeles, Calif., bers of the Sun and Surf meeting of the season for Rico, Bermuda and the and WUT SALON l then traveled through Beach Club, will really Woman's National Farm Bahamas. Arizona, toured the miss that place. and Garden Association. "SECONDS" European and American trained I Grand Canyon and ended It's as Mrs. Kenneth The meeting will be STYLISTS to serve the most discim- up in the Vincent's home Harmon, one of the orig- held at 9:30 a.m Wed- SALESMAN'S inating Ladies at moderate pr state, Oregon. inal members of the club < SAMPLES There is where Mrs. nesday in the home of put it, "It was really un- Mrs. Frank Dawson, and ANTIQUE SATIN Finest Quolity Wigs and Wiglets Vincent's story really fortunate. The place was begins. The Vincent ideal for enjoying the 1003 N.W. Sixth Terr. Nearly New for 251 W, earning Real - Pfron e 395-7055 family had loaded up Evety Occasion — for beach. We're going to THRIFT PRICES miss it. We had a lot of A FINE TOTAL! Drapery-Slipcovers-Upholstery good times at that The 43 largest cities place." of the United States col- Otra Vez * * * * lected $111.8 million in Dress Shop Nineteen members of traffic fines and bail 192 S. 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PLUS LOSE 15 TO 25 POUNDS 391-0697 660 Fern St., West Palm Beach, Florida T«i«Prtone 833-5575 i ANN LANDERS Folks want son to pass up job offer MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 Dear Ann Landers: them of the joy of see- Dear Ann Landers: I am putting myself love and not designed to Ann Landers. Read her My husband has been ing their grandchildren Last Fall we sent out through college and I obligate you, accept booklet, "Necking And Corsage class, Garden Club Center, 10 a.m. Petting — What Are the Woman's Choral Group, First Methodist Church, offered an excellent pro- grow up. pretty 18-year-old can't afford to buy her them graciously. In re- motion but it means we I am certain others daughter off to college. anything. It makes me turn, write her a poem Limits?" Send your re- 10 a.ra. quest to Ann Landers in Welfare Council caseworker, Garden Apts. office, must leave this city must have written to you We are not well-fixed feel like less of a man or a warm letter of where we both have fam- about this problem. What financially and it was a to be on the receiving thanks. Or send her a care of this newspaper, 1 p.m. end most of the time. trinket which costs a enclosing 50 cents in Flag tag registration, pony league field, 3:30p.m. ily. Both sets of grand- did you tell them? sacrifice to send her parents adore our chil- —BEWILDERED with the proper ward- When, out of need, I dime but has special coin and a long, stamp- Jets football practice, pony leaguefield, 6:30p.m. dren. When my parents Dear B.: I told them robe. buy myself a new shirt I significance. An imag- ed, self-addressed en- Lion's Club, 399 N.W. 35 St., 7:15 p.m. heard of the promotion money isn't everything. feel guilty. I think per- inative gift can be far velope. Progressive Bridge, Community Center, 7:30 p.m. they were happy for him There are other things By December we haps I should have spent more impressive than Ann Landers will be PTA, J.C. Mitchell School, 8 p.m. and offered their con- that should be consider- learned that she was the money on her. I have an expensive one. glad to help you with Brotherhood of St. Gregory's, parish hall, 8 p.m. gratulations. ed — independence, per- doing everything besides tried to explain, but she your problems. Send TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 My husband's parents sonal integrity, making studying, and I do mean says she gets pleasure Give in or lose him... them to her in care of however, have been try- sacrifices (such as leav- everything. When she out of buying me things when a guy gives you this Boca Raton News, Box Sketch group, Art Guild, 10 a.m. came home for Christ- 3 346, enclosing a Kiwanis Club, New England Oyster House, noon. ing desperately to get ing one's parents) in or- and I should not deprive line, look out! For tips him to pass up the op- der to advance profes- mas vacation she told her of it. on how to handle the su- stamped, self-address- Girls softball clinic, little league field, 3:30 p.m. me she thought she was ed envelope. Piano lessons, Community Center, 3 p.m. portunity because "mon- sionally or in business. How can I get her to per sex salesman, check ey isn t everything." pregnant. Fortunately, see that all I need is her Baton twirling instr., Scout Hut, 3:30 pjn. Children owe their she was not, but it was a Jets football practice, pony leaguefield, 6:30p.m. They have pointed out parents respect, con- love? that they will not live horrible two weeks for sideration and kindness. both of us. —THE RECEIVER Boy Scout troop 307, Advent Lutheran Church, 7 forever (an astute ob- But they do not owe them Dear Receiver: The Airline Tickets p.m. servation), and that we their physical presence Because she did not girl is obviously a gen- Royal Oak Hills Bridge Club, Community Center, would be unspeakably after they have reached flunk out she felt she erous sort, and since COMPLETE FOREIGN TRAVEL 7:30 p.m. selfish to move from adulthood. Call the van, should be allowed to re- her gifts are gifts of and Cruise Service Civitans, University Inn, 7:30 p.m. this city and deprive and good luck to you. turn to college. So, af- Municipal Band rehearsals, Community Center, ter much haranguing, BOCA RATON NEWS DUGAN TRAVEL 8 p.m. her father and I agreed. ESTABLISHED 1956 BPO Does drove 173, 140 N.W. 11 St., 8 p.m,, How can I be sure she has learned her lesson September 24, 1967 3B 75 5. FEDERAL 395-2112 and will conduct herself WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 in a respectable man- Cancer dressing workshop, First Methodist ner? I am awake nights What's "Happening" Church, 9 a.m. worrying. Story Hour (ages 4 through 6) Boca Raton Li- —MOTHER brary, 9 a.m. Dear Mothers: You In Boca Raton- Oil painting workshop, Community Center, 9:30 might as well get some a.m. sleep, because staying Atlantic Rug Co., can show you thousands of name Woman's National Farm and Garden Association, up nights will not help home of Mrs. Frank Dawson, 1003 N.W. Sixth you OR her. By the brand carpet samples for your selection. Terr., 9:30 a.m. time a girl goes off to Int. bridge instr., Community Center, 10 a.m. college her pattern of Sewing, Garden Club Center, 10 a.m. behavior is set. You can Complete Decorator Service, plus do nothing now except Men's Bridge Club, Scout Hut, noon. hope to heaven the scare Shop at Home Convenience. Call us now... Rotary Club, New England Oyster House, 12:15 taught her something. Convenient Terms Arranged Tap* and ballet, Community Center, 3 p.m. Dear Ann Landers: I Jets football, pony league field, 6:30 p.m. am a 19-year-old guy HONESTY AND SINCERITY IS OUR POLICY Judo instr., Community Center, 7 p.m. with an unusual prob- Boy Scout troop 333, First Presbyterian Church, lem. Two years ago I 7 p.m. started to grow to love a Boy Scout troop 327, Scout Hut, 7:30 p.m. wonderful girl. We are Coast Guard Aux., Community Center, 7:30 p.m. hoping, God willing, to Elks Lodge 2166, 140 N.W. 11 St., 8 p.m. be married in two or three years. The prob- Alcoholics Anonymous, open discussion, First 64 S. FEDERAL HWY.- BOCA RATON Methodist Church, 8:30 p.m. lem is that she is al- ways sending me small 395-3717 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 gifts. Sunrise Kiwanis Club, Royal Palm Cafeteria, SSSSSSSSS:*:-^^ 7:30 a.m. Royal Palm Woman's Golf Association, Royal just a reminder .... Palm Golf Course, 9:30 a.m. Christmas decorations class, Garden Club Center, 10 a.m. Retired Physicians and Dentists Organization, Deerfield Beach Country Club, noon. NOW YOU CAN PAY all [3 Exchange Club, Pal's, 12:15 p.m. Soroptimists, Chez Joey, 12:15 p.m. Welfare Council case worker, Garden Apts. office UTILITY BILLS HERE.... 1 p.m. Junior Gardeners, Garden Club Center, 3:15p.m. Jets football practice, pony league field, 6:30 p.m. Adult ballroom dancing, Community Center, 7:30 p.m. Masonic Lodge, 399 N.W. 35 St., 8 p.m. FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY Jaycees, Scott bldg., 8 p.m. DELRAY BCH FIO. 33*%% 'I-* SEE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 OTHER SIDE I Worked Oil painting, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. Alt These Weaving, Garden Club Center, 10 a.m. Hours ... /METER Duplicate bridge, Community Center, 12:30 p.m. i READlfJG AMOUNT WWI Vet officers, Community Center, 1:30 p.m. 0160? 3Q3H- Billiard instr. (children), Community Center, 3:30 Fashion's great divide. . .for "at home" wear, p.m. Jet football practice, pony league field, 6:30 p.m. from the Jobere collection for Fall '67. Morty Sea Explorer ship 307, Advent Lutheran Church, Sussman sees it in terms of lavish beading of a 7 p.m. bubbled sequin bib tucked into the low V-neck- Beg. bridge instr., Community Center, 7:30 p.m. line of navy satin evening culottes. . .zipped 201 Golf instr., Community Center, 7:30 p.m. like a jumpsuit. For comfort without the cling of SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 trousers, he cuts them wide in the front as pants, THIS BILL DUE WHEN RECEIVED leaves it skirted in the back. 1H)i]3lD3lHDQ&35JJ,lBQ| Sparky Fire Department, Boca Raton Theatre, 10 \ACCOUHT NUMBER; I TOTAL a.m. ."»"«" S/0 BOCA R RD * * * * i\\\% QM PSEASE return OTHER PART with payment — Daily: Shuffleboard courts, 1-5p.m., (Sunday 6-10 p.m.); beaches, 9:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.; tennis Wtt* POWER and LIGHT courts, sun-up- 10p.m.;KiddieKorral,youngs- ters fourth grade and younger with picnic area.

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LAIRD, BIS SELL & MEEDS, INC. Condominium Residences from $18,000 to $38,000 Members New York and A merican Stack Exchanges Models furnished by Carolyn Ives Interior Design Galleries and Principal Comi-nodity Exchanges Exhibit and model open from 10 am to 5:30 pm Arvida Building Boca Raton, Florida 2871 North Ocean Boulevard (A1A) / Boca Raton, Florida / Phone: 399-3061 (2.6 miles north of the Boca Raton Inlet) Phone 3«75-7300 Another total living achievement of Investment Corporation of Florida 6B Sunday, September 24, 1967 BOCA RATON NEWS MON. THRU -FBI. MITCH WOODBURY REPORTS: 2:00 - 8:15 SAT. - SUN. 2:00 - 5:00 - 8:15 The adventures of an unsung 'nice guy' 5th Wonderful Week Winner Unsung Nice Guy. . .1 suppose you could call ton has a most engaging and able replacement. 5 in my old home community for a week's engage- Academy Awards, Stanley C. Shupp an unsung hero of sorts. Well, at He's Johnny Noll, who's been at the Yankee Clip- ment in "Hamlet." least an unsung nice guy. per and Sheraton for nearly 10 years. Cyril He accepted the invitation and we enjoyed some Stanley, a very young 80 who lives at 211 N.W. Sleekroad is his able assistant. 40 minutes of small talk over a scotch and soda. rices First Time at lopajar P COLOR 10th St., grows roses as a hobby. And do you New South Florida simile: "As unpopular as When I asked if he would have another libation, BV DE I.UXC know what he does with them? that national sports magazine." And are Miami he gave me one of my favorite quotes. ROCKING CHAM? SMOKING LOGE Weekly, or whenever they are in bloom, he Dolphin fans laughing? ' 1^ would love to, Mr. Woodbury," he respond- ACRES OF FREE PARKING visits the Boca Raton Community Hospital carry- * * * * ed. "But I have a performance to do in a very ing his flowers. With a big smile and a warm Saved Clubs. „ .Because he was under doctor's short time. And remember this, you can't ad-lib greeting he hands each patient a rose. And each orders to remain quiet and had nothing to do, popu- Shakespeare." bud is delivered in a tube of water. Pretty nice lar Jack Shoemaker saved his golf equipment from * * * * gesture, eh what? going up in smoke during the Sun and Surf Club Returned from Trip. . .Two very nice people, Mr. Shupp also is the author of an inspiring fire of nine days ago. Jack, who usually kept the Mr. and Mrs. Ted Logue, are back in their Har- and stimulating little phamphlet titled "How to sticks at the club, had 'em delivered to his home bour Island home after three months absence. CHRAFpT'S Stay Young." I think he would send you a copy and gave them a thorough cleaning on the after- Mrs. Logue says she doesn't want to be away from should you so desire. noon before the conflagration. Florida that long again. They visited Scotland dur- * * * * Art Vogt, the well liked links pro at the Sun and ing their out-of-town interval. U.S. 1-BOCA RATON Sign Kick. . .I'm on that sign kick again. No- Surf, was a happy man several days after the Also returned from a summer in far away ticed this one in front of a motel on Federal aforementioned disastrous event. He found his places; Hazel Houseman of Harbour Terrace.. . Highway in Boca: "We Only Look Expensive." I putter in the ashes and ruins of the pro shop and Dominick Rex restaurant in New York City has a From "Brunch" to a Banquet... have a friend in my old home town of Toledo who after a shiny polish job it'll be as good as ever. Twiggy cocktail. It's served with a straw. enjoy traditional American recipes contributed these following a recent trip to the Sun- He has had the club 25 years and was especially * * * * cooked to order by world famous shine State; At a tavern: "Cocktail hour 8 a.m.". fond of it. One More for the Road. . .In bawling out his §CHRAFFT'S Chefs. On vour next At a Tennessee motel: "Cadillac rooms at Ford * * * * youngest son for neglecting some of his chores, evening out...include gcHRAFpT'S prices." At Indian Rock, Fla.: "Seating capacity Down Memory Lane. „ .Viewing Maurice Evans Dick Rattazzi asked him: Don't you ever listen 26,000 — 26 at a time." on Red Skelton's TV show the other evening re- to the voice of conscience?" The lad replied: COCKTAILS 48$ I'm told the sign over the men's retreat at the minded me of the evening I invited the celebrated "Naw. Only the ball games," 4 TO 6 P.M. Lion Country Safari near Palm Beach reads: Shakespearean actor to have a drink with me at "Lions." And the sign over the women's so-called Toledo's Commodore Perry Hoteh Mr. Evans was OUR SPECIALTY powder room says: "Lionesses,," BROILED FLORIDA Friends of mine are still talking about the LOBSTER thrills and excitements of visiting the lion pre- New Phone 395-4800 serve. The beasts run wild, you know, and often stroll up and look at you through the closed window of your car. The rhino and the elephants however, shows, are chained. At that I don't think I would want to Call 395-8300 for Classified Ad Service rub noses with a lion through the glass of a car new window. These friends saw a brief but violent fight be- antenna. tween a male lion and a lioness who, attendants later told them, had been out all night. That was an added attraction. * * * * Trying for Play. . .The Delray Playhouse, I hear, is endeavoring to secure rights to Neil Sim- on's "The Odd Couple" for presentation on its Seminoles plan Pow Wow footlight schedule for the coming season. I sin- cerely hope the Playhouse succeeds. I saw the comedy in New York two years ago with Art Sept. 30 at Silver Springs Carney and Walter Mattheu in the leads. It's a Take a Look tremendously funny romp about two divorced Florida's unconquer- work. Springs. during the one Come, join the enjoyers! Superb dining (from m ales trying to live together in so-called bachelor ed Seminoles will hold Awards for the best day conclave. at us §2.75) in a handsome, red-carpeted, sparkling quarters. their first off-reserva- costumed family, as Arrangements for the country club setting. A "night out" becomes an Has anyone told you Ralph W. Applegate was well as awards and priz- Silver Springs gather- NOW! enchanted evening. Discover us. Wednesday quite an athlete in his day? Ralph once won the tion Pow Wow and Con- through Sunday, Supper Dancing to the delight- clave in over one hund- es for the best of native ing are being directed ful music of trophy presented by the president of the Metro- red years Sept. 30 at handicrafts including by the Seminole Tribe politan Life Insurance Cc for the most points Florida's Silver Springs, clothing, bask etware, of Florida through com- scored in athletics in one year among the com- it was annc need today weapons and utensils mittees from the Dania, pany's employes. by Tribe Chk-rman Mrs. will be given by Silver Brighton, and Big Cyp- iiiiiiimmi Name for Boat. . .Lloyd and Fran Merryweath- ress reservations. er, of Harbour Island here in Boca, have pur- Betty Jumper and Joe chased a new boat. What do you think they named Dan Oceola, chairman Joe Dan Osceola it? Can't you guess? Merry Weather, natch. of the board, Seminole points out that the sec- Werner Schultz no longer is maitre'd at my fa- Tribal Council. ond Seminole Wars were c vorite Fort Lauderdale restaurant, the Venetian Over 100 Seminoles kindled in the Silver VSTBL in full costume will be Springs area with the Room atop the Sheraton Hotel. A customer who at Silver Springs for COUNTRY CLUB owns an eating house in downtown Atlanta lured knifing of a proposed They're young ... ceremonies dedicating treaty by Osceola and 2'/2 mi. west of U.S. 1 en Sample Rood. Midway Werner to the Georgia metropolis. ButtheShera- all new glass bottom the subsequent ambush ||< they're in love .. between Pampano Beach and Deerfield Beach. Res- boats named for famous of Fort King Indian ervaHons: Nino — 942-2533. 1 FLIER IN 20 Seminole chiefs and Agent Wiley Thompson and they kill people! ACCEPTED warriors. and a Fort King lieu- Our Famous Country Club Buffet Served Sundays . $3.50 GORREClTl|| Applicants for pilot According to Mrs. tenant. (Children Less) jobs on U.S. airlines Jumper, the decision to 24 hours a day I must fit exacting age, pow - wow at Silver The Seminoles will height and weight re- Springs is to return des- direct the building of Cali395||l quirements, be in perf- cendants of famous typical chickees at Sil- courtesy ^ ect health and have 20/20 chiefs to an area ver Springs and partici- vision. Also, they must pate in the planning of "steeped" in Seminole the boat dedication. De- have about 200 hours' history as the camping scendants of the chiefs flying time. Only one grounds of famed War- and warriors for whom of every 20 applicants rior Osceola. the new boats are named S. Fed. at Carnino Reial: is accepted. "Silver Springs has will be present to ac- honored the Seminoles cept official designa- by naming their boats tion for their illustrious BOHNIE for our chiefs in a man- ancestors. W§ Bifid Igloos ner that we think will bring greater under- National and state 2nd Color Hit standing between our dignitaries will be on JANE FONDA people and the citizens hand to participate in "ANY WEDNESDAY" of Florida," Mrs. Jump- the ceremonies. Your Children Will Love Them er said, adding; or "It is our sincere Travel Agent Costs No hope that the conclave and Most of all at Silver Springs will THE serve to focus attention They are COOL man ! on our people, their Seminole Indian Medi- customs, traditions and cine Man Josie Billie, of Steamship Tours history." Big Cypress Reservation, 3 AND 4 BEDROOM HOMES READY FOR The Sept. 30 cere- dons time honored cere- IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY monies dedicating the Cruises Airline new boats will highlight monial robes to help an- Lovingly and artfully a two week Indian fair nounce the first off-res- 103 E. PALMETTO PARK RD. prepared-highly original in seasoning. and festival where sev- ervation Seminole Indian BOCA RATON Our Specialties of the Week make CONSTRUCTION In. eral families will re- Pow Wow in over a cen- main on the grounds un- Call George Snow tury. PH. 391-0303 dining varied and deliriously different! 395-7783 GENERAL* i ELECTRIC der actual living condi- Evenin gs tions, displaying a wide Mondays range of traditional In- Sundays 399-5922 dian crafts and handi- WKFWAY LINES ANNOUNCES Fish Feast 1.25 (Broiled or Fried) -~~ Alternating Wednesdays ^ See This Mast for Bus Service Langostinos au Gratin... 1.50 Scallops 1.50 MONEY NEEDS (Broiled or Fried) Nightly King Crab Newburg 1.60 up f© $600.00 # Via

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in beautiful BOCA RATON, midway • Residential prestige and convenience between Palm Beach and Ft. Lauderdale • Waterfront sites fully sea-walled • Direct access to Intracoastal Waterway . . • Six rambling acres of garden, embracing a no bridges te pa" under private lake and island, lie between you and • City sewers Installed ... no future assess- the world of everyday things... in a ments for sewers and new streets community of sweeping hills, waterways, • Custom-designed homes built by A tr P landscaped streets .. . and homes that are no Construction, one of Boea Raton's longest- less than superb! established h»me builders Discover the superb HUNTINGTON .. . Featuring . a home that literally surrounds its own ELECTRIC personal portion of Florida's incomparable Full Property Ownership - No Land Lease (Save Considerable Money!) * climate! The huge screened pool patio is APPLIANCES SUPPLIED & SERVICED BY Location Overlooking ""Millionaire's Row" * Solid Concrete Vfalls Be- open to every room in the home to form a tween Apartments - Positive Soundproofing * 2 High-Speed Otis Elevators courtyard of modern pleasure. Three bed- VIDA APPLIANCE CORP. * Auxiliary Electric Power Plant * 216' Erosion-Free Private Beach * rooms, three baths, brilliant all-electric kitchen. BOCA RATON • POMPANO BEACH Large Heated Pool * Manicured Putting Green * Spacious Lobby and Rec- reation Areas * Ample Guest Parking with Easy Access * Individually One of six new exhibit homes of Camino HOMES ON WATERFRONT SITES Controlled Central Air Conditioning and Heat Gardens, priced front $29,950 to $45,950. (Slightly higher on waterfront.) On Camino FROM Real 2 Blocks West of U.S. 1. Or see your Brand New Apartments available for Seasonal Rental or "31,900 Yearly Lease. Carpeting & Drapes included - Furnished or Realtor. i Unfurnished. HOMES ON OFF-WATER SITES FROM %i28,500 I The Flair of the Isiands- $ on beautiful Hiilsboro Beach froi 25,000 HOMES BY GARDEMS Exclusive Sales Agents in the heart of BOCA RATON MODELS OPEN 9-5 DAILY DIRECTIONS: M Phones: 399-7252 or 395-4254 ENTER LAKE ROGERS COMMUNITY IN BOCA:*:* WEIR ENTERPRISE Ford R. Carter Inc. RATON FROM U.S. 1 AT N.E. 37th ST. Xyx REALTORS - PHONE 563-3201 . us* A Reo/ F/ne Family Home in Boca Keys INSPECTION INVITED! Immaculate home on large corner lot, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, large ON the WATERFRONT! MOTHERWELl living area with wall-to-wall carpeting. Ideal 3 Bedrooms - 2 Baths with central heat and '.-A' for small family. Handy f4r rnn air-conditioning. Includes wall-to-wall car- to shopping center and ylJ,jUU )IWB REALTY peting - drapes and rods. Island stove in FAU. MLS-BR-926. kitchen - Bay window in living room. Sea- wall & Dock. 726 Forsyth St. MLS-BR-733W. SAYS $41,900. *in SPACIOUS Take A Good Look * IT'S ATTRACTIVE at This Bargain * IT'S QUALITY THROUGHOUT r\ * IT'S THE PERFECT HOME 6 Bedrooms 3 Baths $24,300 on Camino Real This (L) shaped home is truly a remarkable FOR GRACIOUS LIVING value at this low price! Air conditioned, 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths on well-landscaped home with 6 bedrooms — 3 This unusual home located in Boca Ra- THE WATERFRONT! baths has advantageous mortgage - ideal for ton's beautiful Estates Section has all Central heat and air-conditioners, Walk-in large family. Heatalator fire place in living the attributes required by an active fam- and spacious closets. Entrance is into a 4 room. Drapes in family room and some blinds ily. Four bedrooms, three baths, large ft. wide hallway. On free-flowing canal with included -- also built-in range, Refrigerator living room, den, sunny kitchen and at- direct access to Intracoastal. This well' plan- and disposal. MLS BR-987. ned home has draperies included. MLS-BR tractive dining room. Pool with decora- 71 OVt. $25,850. tive sprinklers and extensive patio are meant for entertaining. Centrally air con- ditioned. Draperies, wall-wail carpeting, refrigerator, freezer, washer, dryer are all included with this interesting prop- We have just listed this SPIC and erty. When you see it, YOU WILL MAKE IT YOURS for only $59,500. MLS BR- SPAN beautifully landscaped two 998 P. Evenings a nd Sundays - 395-6775. bedroom home with oversized family Intracoastal Waterway Deerfield Beach near room. Features include newly in- Palm Beach County line. 2 bedrooms, 2V2 stalled central air conditioning, cer- LOVELY BOCA SQUARE HOME baths on 100x143 lot with Seawall. Custom 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, air-conditioning with built. 2 car garage, large Florida room, and amic tile bath, south facing screened ceiling heat. Vfall-to-wall carpeting in living 12x22 Porch. M.A.I. Appraisal $40,500. Priced patio and well designed kitchen. Call George B. Van Zee, Realtor & dining room. This home faces north which for quick sale $32,500. BR-986 W. for appointment to see-MLS BR-966. affords south and east exposure for patio. ROYAL PALM SHOPPING PLAZA Close to good schools and churches. MLS. 307 Golf View Drive BR-960 - $16,500. Boca Saton Telephone 395-166! ITCHELL&SONS / 22 S. FEDERAL '^M""S -'- BOCA RATON, FLA. REALTOR 757 S. Fed. Hwv. 395-4044 REALTORS PHONE 395-4711 140 N. Federal Hwy., Boca Raton PHONE 399-6711 Boca Raton 399-2346 #' 395-3155

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"OUR BUSINESS IS REAL ESTATE" REALTORS SERVICE SPECIALS FANTASTIC VIEW! Waterfront - Coral Key - 3 bedroom - 2 from 4 Bedrooms, 4V2 Baths, Pool! 3 patios, shelt- bath - $22,500. MLS. ered 40 ft. dock East of Hillsboro Channel Eastway Park - 2 om, Bridge. MLS $75,000. Call Peggy Zimmerman PLASTRIDGE 399-0512. screened pool, lot - $22,500. MLS Intracoastal - 2 baths - $47,500. MLS. Estate Section - - 3 bed-

rooms, 3 baths QC condition. $38,500. MLS. HOME with POOL Intracoastal - E Se n, Boca Ra- on INTRACOASTAL REALTORS ton -Spanish ver — 3 bedroom Spacious modern Home with fascinating view of IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY! 671 W. Com/no Real in beautiful ROYAL 3)4 bath nderful value. the wide Intracoastal. Big screened Pool. 3 large PALM HILLS. 2 Bedrooms (converts to 3), 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, large Florida room and $59,500- bedrooms, 2 deluxe bathrooms, delightful kitchen, 2 Bath home on oversize lot. Wall-to-wall patio. Includes carpeting, drapes, dryer, wash- Royal P 'untry Club - 3 enclosed garage, etc. Many desirable "extras," carpeting, drapes, extra range in utility room. er, refrigerator, sprinklers and well land- incl. awning shutters, washer, dryer, sprinkler bedroo lovely Camino ?•'. Central heat and air conditioning, 2 car gar- scaped. Double carport, utility room. East of system, dock etc. Like new and beautifully furn- Real age. Close to Schools - Shopping Center. Rt. 1. Close to Intracoastal. MLS $24,500. ished. AH for $47,000! BR-983-P. MacLaren & MLS-BR 1024. $29,000. Call Bob Day. Lighthouse bedroom, 3 bath Anderson, 135 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Ph: 395-1333. wa ter — lovely view. . $48,500 Condomin Ap -2 bedroom and 3 be nium Apartments, Man buildings - all

oned commercial - leal location - Comer SW 4th St. and SW 7th Ave. Expanded .Ban MLS. Norwalk Model. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths plus huge family room. Separate dining room. Patio 3 Bedrooms - 2 Baths and kitchen carpeted. Central heat <£ air con- IS YOUR PROPERTY FOR SALE? BRICK FRONT BEAUTY ditioned. Wall-to-wall carpet. Washer — dry- During the past 10 days Bateman & Co. has sold AEALTOHS er - drapes - some furnishings. 1 car garage. 7 MLS listings in Broward and Palm Beach Lovely 3 bedroom home with big porch facing Yellow door and yellow shutters. MLS-BR Phone Counties. If you feel your property - residence, south. Fireplace, air cone/., end. garage, appli- 1023 $29,500. apartment, or vacant - is fairly priced, why not ances, new carpeting, etc. Excellent neighbor- 395-0220 discuss listing it with this aggressive and ex- hood. Only $19,200 with good financing. BR-982. perienced Real Estate concern. MacLaren & Anderson, 135 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Boca Raton, Ph. 395-1333. PLASTRIDGE Multiple Listing Service is the modern and most rewarding method of obtaining the right property REALTY, INC. in the right area at a fair price. MacLAREN & ANDERSON, So. Federal Hwy. SALES and RENTALS Boca Raton BATEMAN & CO. ^RESIDENTIAL ^COMMERCIAL *LOTS ^ACREAGE 500 S. Federal Hwy. 1299 South Ocean Boulevard Phone 395-1333 395-1433 - 399-6517 Boca Raton, Fla. Boca Raton 395-9355 135 E. Palmetto Park Road BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, September 24, 1967 9B Stock distribution set by Boca Raton National Milton N. Weir, pres- Bank shares, the fair the distribution will be ident of Florida Bane- market value of the dis- subject to current Fed- growth, Inc., has ad- tribution to sharehold- eral Income Taxes. vised the stockholders ers amounts to $4.43 The company will ad- of the company that the per share, and the com- vise its stockholders of directors declared a pany indicated that it the exact tax effect special distribution of believes that no more sometime in January, Boca Raton resident 28,560 shares of the than $.60 per share of 1968. common stock of Boca Raton National Bank joins agency's staff which the company now owns. The announcement R. Bill Craig, form- State University. revealed that the special erly sales manager of Hansen pointed out distribution would be Home Life Insurance that Craig has 11 years payable on Oct. 16 to Company's Management of successful life in- stockholders of record Development Division in surance field and man- as of Oct. 2, and will be Newark, N.J., has join- agement experience and disbursed on the basis ed the staff of the com- will play an important of .09533 shares of the pany's Fort Lauderdale role in the future grow- bank for each outstand- Agency, Manager G. th of the agency. ing share of the com- Howard Hansen report- pany. Fractional shares ed. ATT: HOME BUYERS will not be issued but Craig, residing at 942 cash will be paid in lieu Forsyth Street, Boca & BUILDERS! thereof. Raton, earlier served PALMETTO PARK TERRACE Owners plans changed. His Weir said the com- three years as manager loss your gain! Beautiful pany owns 44% of the of the Home Life's Col- large wooded corner lot. outstanding stock of the umbus, Ohio, Agency and Excellent exposure. Cor. bank, and, on the basis is a graduate of Ohio Royal Palm Rd.& S.W. 10th of recent over-the- Wallace Kelley views fountain marking the entrance to Harbour East sub- counter trades, the val- ue of each share is To Place a ITCHELL&SONS division. $46.50, making a total Classified Ad ] 22 g. Federal aggregate market value Call 395-8300 Boca Raton, Fla of the shares owned by 395-4711 399-6711 the company of $1,328,- Homeowners, condominium 040. Weir pointed out that this was a signifi- cant distribution of the dwellers find common tie assets of the company WE'VE MOVED and that it would give the The only thing most which is "to promote stockholders an excel- civic associations. lent investment oppor- OUR NEW home owners have in civic betterment of Har- Possibly because of common with condomin- bour East, to promote tunity permitting them Fred Schaal (right), Boca Raton News ad sales- the size of the com- to share directly in the TELEPHONE ium owners is monthly and protect the home- munity (the area is one man, hands over a dollar to repay William Be- payments. owners, and beautify and future growth of the of the smaller subdi- bank, its earnings and bout who was fined the same amount at noonday Yet at Harbour East encourage continued de- visions in town) the as- Kiwanis because his ad ran upside-down in the 399-7101 velopment of the area future dividends. the homeowners and sociation can concen- Progress and Education edition. "The only condominium owners lying within the bound- trate a bit more on the In the president's let- .have a very real and aries and territorial social aspects of its ter to stockholders it trouble now is," said Bebout, "I'll be fined an- w close common bond — a limits of Harbour East." program. was revealed that the other dollar for having my picture in the paper." OUR NEW civic association. The group was or- "At least once or total deposits of the Wallace Kelley, owner ganized four years ago. twice a year we hold a Boca Raton National LOCATION of a condominium apart- "We try to keep the dinner dance for our Bank have increased Boca Raton ment, is president of community neat and well members," Kelley said, from $8,337,582 in 1962 Harbour East Civic kept," Kelley said. "We "and we plan outings to $32,052,055 as of Aug. 124 S.E. 5th Court Association, ' a group supervise the mainten- such as boat trips every 31. In the 5-year period branch whose membership ance of entranceway and so often." beginning with year end DEERFIELD BEACH runs close to 100, half a good deal of our bud- The group meets as a 1962 and ending with homeowners and half get . goes towards that whole two or three times year end 1966, the earn- opened condominium owners. project." a year and board mem- ings of the bank in- The entranceway in- creased from $.42 per Admittedly the prob- bers meet once a month National Welding Pro- • lems facing the two cludes a fountain, light- except during the sum- share to $3.32 per ARTSTYLE FEDAK ELECTRIC ing and sprinkling sys- share. ducts, Inc., a distribu- groups may not be the mer months. tor for the National Cyl- PLANTATION SHUTTERS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS same, but Harbour East tem, median strip and Based upon the pres- 2215 S. Fed. Hwy. RESIDENTIAL * COMMERCIAL * INDUSTRIAL 1 and sc aping which forms ent market value of the inder Gas division of JA 4-7822 people have enough in Chemetron Corporation, FT. LAUPERDALE. FLA. common that they've the setting for the Har- Computer Boca Raton National bridged the gap that bour East sign wel- has opened a branch might otherwise have coming visitors from ATTEND SEMINAR store at 850 N.W. First kept the two groups Federal Highway. meeting Dick Murray, devel- Avenue, Boca Raton. apart. The entranceway also opment director, and The growing number That common bond is is one of many which is Members of the Asso- Frank Dawson, admin- of industries locating, based on the purpose of kept through the joint ciation for Computing istrator, Boca Raton in the Boca Raton area the civic association efforts of city hall and Machinery (ACM) and Community Hospital, was an important fac- tke T*\ those interested in be- are attending a seminar tor in the company's ^NATIONAL • coming members are in Winter Park this decision to open a store invited to an organiza- weekend. The seminar, there, Don Hinkle, Na- tional meeting at 8 p.m. titled "Partnership in tional Welding Products * Pumps Wednesday in Room 101 Health," is sponsored president, said. DO-IT- of the University of Mi- by Florida Hospital As- Wells SPRINKLER ami Computing Center, sociation. Use the Classifieds * Sprinkler SUPPLIES main campus. Palm Royal Systems The ACM is concern- REALTORS OF BOCA RATON ed with the technical The following ORYAL E. HADLEY, Radio Dispatched are members CONDOMINIUM APTS. nature and scientific 400 E. Palmetto Pk. HO RAIN DANCE NEEDED S 95-1828 of the Boca' Road, 395-2244. applications of comput- Raton Board IN BOCA RATON 158 N.W. 13th Si., Boca Raton ers. of Realtors. CHAS. HUTZLER, 72 Doing busi- S.E. 2nd St., Phone OVERLOOKING ROYAL PALM YACHT CLUB ness with 395-8423. them you are F. WOODROW KEETON, assured the highest 2950 N. Ocean Boule- The OCEAN is your neighbor at type of service that can vard, 395-5252. be administered in the MACLAREN & ANDER- field of Real Estate SON, 135 E. Palmetto Practice. Park Rd., Boca Raton. Golden Harbour CROSBY W, ALLEY, 21 395-1333. S.E. 3rd St., 395-4404. MADDOX REALTY, 507 NICK AMRHEIN, 7601N. N.E. 20th St., 395-290ft Fed. Hwy., 278-5038. THOMAS J.MEREDITH, ARVIDA REALTY Realtor, 42 S.E. 2nd St. SALES, Inc., 998 S. Phone 395-1515. Federal Hwy.,395-2000. J.C. MITCHELL & ATLANTIC BOCA SONS, Inc., 22 S. Fed- REALTY, 101 E. Pal- eral Hwy., 395,4711. metto Pk. Rd., Boca MOTHERWELL REAL- Raton, 395-8500. TY, 757 S. Federal Hwy. BATEMAN and CO., 395-4044. 1299 S. Ocean Blvd., F. BYRON PARKS, Via Boca Raton, 395-9355. Mizner, Royal Palm W.P. BEBOUT, 140 N. Plaza, 395-3700. A grouping of unusually spacious apartment residences on five acres Fed. Hwy., 395-8155. PETRUZZELLI REAL- "I tropically - landscaped grounds opposite exclusive Royal Palm BRANNON REALTY„ TY, Inc., 2325 N. Ocean Yacht and Country Club. Convenient to shopping, dining, beaches, Inc., 330 E. Palmetto Boulevard, 395-0822. golf, fishing, marina, theatre, churches and the famous Boca Ratbn Pk. Rd., 391-0429. PLASTRIDGE AGENCY Hotel and Club. On the Intracoastal Inc., 224 S. Fed. Hwy., Boca Raton's most distinguished 100% Waterfront CAMINO GARDENS 395-1433. Community. Distinguished Location — Golden REALTY INC., P.O. NO LAND LEASE Box 520, Phone 395-7020. THE REAL ESTATE Harbour on ffie Intracoastal and East of Federal CORNER, INC. 60 S. Highway (U.S.!) is seconds away from the Ocean CARLEN APPRAISAL • Room sizes, closets and storage 0 Reverse evele air conditioning or 0 Large private screened and Federal Highway, 395- space tike that of the average optional central air conditioning roofed balcony andDowntown Boca Raton. ALL UNDERGROUND AND REALTY INC. 450 4624. house A Soft city water, city sewer • Built-in bedroom desk • Swimming pool and clubhouse UTILITIES - include telephone, electrical, sew- E. Palmetto Park Ed., RICHARD F. ROSS, 21 © Fully-tiled, glamorous Baths ers and water. . .enhancing the appearance of 399-4440. S.E. 3rd St., 399-6444. 1-BEDROOA/i '1 ViBATH and 2-BEDR00M/2-BATH APARTMENTS your home at Golden Harbour. DEEP WIDE WA- BRUCE E. DARRELL, ROYAL PALM REALTY Realtor, 425 E. Palmet- CORP., 307 Golfview From $12,500 to $17,600 TERWAYS - Direct access fo the Ocean for any to Park fid., 395-1322. size boats. There are no bridges. A small deposit Dr., 395-1662. 1 BR V/i Bath 2 BR 2 Bath will insure choice of lot. 8 BEAUTIFULLY FURN- WM. DAY Inc., 500 S. TOWN & COUNTRY County & City Taxes $15.00 Federal Hwy., 395-0220. PROPERTIES, 330 E. $25.00 ISHED MODELS ON DISPLAY. Waterfront homes Maintenance 6.50 8.50 PETER DORAN, 133 Palmetto Park Rd., Water and Sewer 3.50 with Central Heating and Air Conditioning. 399-4629. 4.00 Boca Raton Rd., Phone Electricity 4.50 WEEKES REALTY CO., 4.50 395-1102. Insurance 3.50 New Models Under Construction INC., 100 S. Federal 3.50 FIRST REALTY CORP. Escrow 2.00 2 BEDROOM-2 BATH FURNISHED MODEL FOR SALE Hwy., 395-1214. 2.00 20 S.E. 1st Avenue, Total S35.00 $47.50 395-8600. M.N. WEEK & SONS, W«ter, Electricity, -njurtne. based on actual averages; Phone 395-2511 GENERALfp ELECTRIC FLORIDA SITES, Inc., Inc., 855 S. Federal ether Kerns estimated. OPEN 38 S.E. 4th St. 395-1890. Hwy., 395-4000 •:*>. SUNDAYS JOHN A. WRIGHT, 713 80% Sold! Reserve NOW for Furnished Models Open Daily Golden Harbour Hopkins EDWARD GARVY, 641 Havana Drive, Boca 5th Ave. at N.E. 12th St. 'Smith South Federal Highway, Raton, Florida, CR 8- Sep. & Jan. Occupancies ** fLZ^lT BOCA RATON 391-0900. 2402. h,lrrfmml.s..,OH>.t.l3,h .Si.. 3 hlorks snuih of Howard Johnson IQB Sunday, September 24, 1967 BOCA RATON NEWS 10 D Situations Wanted 10 C Help, Male or Female 15 A MuBSflaneous Sale 15 H Boals-Motor or Sail 25 B ftparlmenfs for Rent 25 B Aparlmems for Rent BOB REA PROFESSIONAL Editor NEED A JOB? WASHER & Electric SAILBOATS EXCELLENT FISHING DELUXE Classified desires work. Writing If she doesn't have it, Dryer, Speed Queen — PRIVATE BEACH SAYS she'll get it. Polly's 13' Lone Star Fiberglass POOL I have the finest selection (Continued from experience in Medical Excellent Condition Sloop. Easy to buy, easy RENTAL APARTMENTS of thoroughly reconditioned & Legal fields. Excel- Employment Svc. 1010 $250 for both. 395-1307 to sail. Complete with Efficiencies — every- One block from Boca One owner Late Model Aut- Page 8A) lent references — E. Atlantic Blvd. Pom- thing furn. $35. wk. or omobiles in Broward County. 10 B Help Male HURRICANE AWNINGS Mast, Sails & Rudder. Raton Hotel & Club, ov- 395-7830. ___ oano. 943^2758- $130. mo. 1 bedroom erlooking Royal Palm There's no scarcity of cars Want man or boy for 1 - 44x54 $12. LIST PRICE $995. Apts. $50. wk. or $175. at 200 East Sunrise. part-time yard or INDUSTRIOUS Girl, Demo. Price $895. Yacht & Country Club, Use tne Classifieds 1 - 48x46 12. mo. Everything furn. Seasonal & Yearly. '67 CHEVROLET housework. 800 Marine willing to learn, inter- * * * * * * * * Children & Pets wel- Caprice 4-dr. HT. Light creme Dr. at N.E. 28th St., ested in biology, ocean- 15 A Miscellaneous Sale Furnished Models open with Beige-vinyl top. 283 V-S Wooden Dinette, 2 chairs 10' Ray Green Vixen come. engine, radio, heater, power- Boca. 395-1713. orgaphy and people, Beds, Dressers, Break- Daily 10 to 5. glide trans. Factory air, 7700 $15. Occasional chairs Sloop. Complete with DRIFTING $ANDS 1075 Spanish River Rd. original miles. Balance of YEAR Round Employ- would like a job, full front & Gossip Bench, $5. and up. 399-0595, Dacron Sails, Mast & 630 A1A new car warranty. ment — Fringe benefits. time, as receptionist, 395-1594. Call Sunday 933-3120. Rudder Deerfield Beach Kitchen Cabinet Install- typist, general office or week days after 5:30, CARPET* Roll ends & LIST PRICE. . . .$649. 399-0595 ers, Formica men, cut worker or girl Friday EMERSON' Stereo, Hi- Remnants. Our truck at Demo. Price. . . .$599. 2-One bedroom Apts., out men, assemblers. to help defray college Fi $50. Good Condition. Your Safety '67 RENAULT Mill each week to pick Your Sailboat Furnished. Annual lease. Caravelle Conv. 4400 orig.nal Deerfield Beach, 399- expenses. 278-0951. Honey blond, 395-9367. Tests indicate that many miles. Delivered new Tn May up your order. Some Headquarters 301 E. Royal Palm Rd. drivers take three quarters of of '67. Beautiful Burgundy 5555, 150', 5'High, chain link remnants in stock in LANTANA 395-4342. ___ a second to get their foot to color. Only fence. Almost new $75. Boca. Samples & des- BOATYARD, INC. th* brake in an emergency. A LUXURIOUS fraction of a '2195 Includes poles, gates and- cription of mill ends at 808-838 N. Dixie OCEAN FRONT AUTHORIZED second does MALE HELP WANTED top rails. 399-0180. our studio. 435 E. Pal- Lantana 585-9374 1 & 2 Bedroom Apart- not seem like metto Park Rd. 399- much time, '66 FORD EXPERIENCED Sheet Metal Man. Must have Chest of Drawers, Fan, Use the Classifieds ments, 301 S. Ocean but at 40 K 50 Galaxie 500 4-dr. Sed. Dark 2S_ Blue with white top. Radio, own Tools and be able to do own Layout. Tables, Occasional 15 D Pels For Sale Blvd. (A1A), Boca Raton MPH you: heater, Ford-o-Matic, V-8 en- METAL Utility Cabi- car travels gine, power steering. Factory chairs and dishes. Rea- SIAMESE kittens with 1 bedroom Apartment, air conditioning. Immediate Employment. Permanent job, paid sonable. 38 SE 5th St., nets. Base Cabinets, Furnished $125, month several cikr Broom Cabinets. shots, pedigrees avail- lengths in $ Vacation and Holidays. Good chance for ad- able and stud service— 395-0199 — after 8p.m. that split sec- 2395 vancement. Apply in Person after 12 Noon. ^J Richard's Furniture 399-0180. 1 bedroom Apt. & Effcy. ond. After CONTOUR Lounge Chair 3749 N. Federal you reach the '66 FORD No phone calls. SILVER Toy Poodle nicely furnished. Jordan brake pedal Medium, Cost $250. Sell Pompano 941-0617 Galaxie SOD 2-dr. HT. Metallic Pups. AKC Champion Manor. 395-4567, 101 Sales & Service it will take gray with beautiful Red inte- Sjostrom Automations, Inc. $75. Good condition ~ Bo gen 60 Watt P.A~ N.W. Pine Circle, Boca, upwards of another four car rior. V-8 engine, standard amplifier Model MX 60A. Blood Line, 2 Males, lengths to come to a stop with trans. Radio, heater. Only 395-1071. $85. 1 Fem $100. 6 Furn. 1 bedrm. & eff. 134 NW 16 St. Boca Raton, Fla. MODEL Furniture, Odd Cost $324New. 3 Months 0 good brakes on a dry, paved weeks. 399-6675. apt. Air cond, 300' to road. Remember, that's with mm pieces, 395-0159. 20 SE old, in perfect condition,, the driver, the car, the weath- Best offer over $175. 25 A Rooms for Rent Beach, 1910 SE 2nd St. 13th St., Boca Raton. Deerfield, 399-4453. er, and the road, all under '65 FORD IMMEDIATE EMPLOYMENT FOB PAN-ELL Presents Phone 395-7480. Private Entrance & Bath ideal conditions. With these Galaxie 500 XL 2-dr- HT. Firs Parking space. 300* facts in mind, can anyone jus- engine red with white top. MANAGER TRAINEES Genuine American Wal- TWO Complete Bahama DUPLEX APT. tify habitually following too 3S2 cu. inch V-8 engine, radio, from Ocean. $35. wk. healer, automatic trans., pow- nut — 4x7x1/4" $5.95. Beds. $15. ea. 395-4926, 1 BLOCK FROM OCEAN closely? It's one of the most er steering. Bucket seats, con- Fast growing Drug Chain has immediate open- 395-4933. sole. An exceptional buy at (Factory Seconds) LOUNGE "Chair & Otto- RIVIERA SECTION dangerous practices in driv- ings in the Boca Raton - Deerfield Area for young 4301 N. Dixie Hwy. Ft. man $20.9x12 Wool La- Private Bath, 5 min. to ng . . . let's all resolve to men 21 or over, willing to work hard for rapid Furn. 2 bedroom, 2bath avoid it. Our aim is to 1995 Laud. Open 8-8 Sat. till vender rug & pad, plus Ocean. Air Cond. & Heat. large Kitchen, screened SERVE you in every way. advancement. We are seeking responsible men noon. 565-4261 matching pieces. $50. References. 395-4462. Patio, Central heat & who can quickly advance to managerial posi- 25 B Apartments for Renf '65 FORD S1 e n d erella Exercise 395-3051. A/C. Water & Lawn care Fairlane 500 9 Pass. Station tion. Retail selling experience desirable, but Table, $50. excellent WE have one Spinet Pi- Unfurnished 1 bedroom Hoyie CadiHae Wagon. Silver gray with beau- not necessary. You will be given training in all Furnished. Very attrac- tiful Red vinyl interior. Radio, condition. Westinghouse ano and one small Organ also 2 bedroom. Refrig- heater, aulomatic trans., V-8 phases of store operations. Good starting salary tive & nearly new. Short Oldsmobile, Inc. engine, power steering, roof Roaster, $20. like new. to be picked up in this erator, Stove. From $95. Term and/or 1 & 2 year luggage rack & Factory air. and all employee benefits. Apply in person only... Large Mahogany octa- vicinity. Small deposit month. 395-4254. . lease. 455 N.E. Sixth Avenue Mr. Bach, Eckerd Drug Store gon-shaped table with and assume low monthly 1 bedroom Apt. furn. Delray Beach 1995 glass top. $50.395-0888 radiant ht., air cond. Boca Raton-Boynton Beach 150 W. Camino Real, Boca Raton payments. For informa- CARLBN 278-0316 '65 CHRYSLER DOUBLE Bed, attrac- quiet area. Adults — ! OR tion, call or write Cr. Appraisals Realty,?lnc. : 300 I-dr. HT. Radio, heater, tive Vanity, night table Mgr. 119 Datura St. ~ 395-3287. . 450 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Deerfield Beach automatic, power steering, air Mr. Signor, Eckerd Drug Store Furnished 3 room & Boca Raton 399-4440 Ft. Laud. - Pompano Beach conditioning. Balance of New with 2 drawers, mirror 832-3858. RODERICK 399-7707 Car Warranty. "5 yrs or 50,000 930 S. Fed. Hwy., Deerfield Beach & lamps, white French Bath, yearly, 2457 NE Eve., Sat. & Sun. miles. PIANO & ORGANS, West 395-3869 $' provincial with gold Palm Beach. 2nd Ave.. 395-8926. 2595 trim — good buy — "NEVER" used^ anything Effic. Newly Mirn. New, 276-9580. like it" say users of Friedrick Air Cond., 100 '65 MUSTANG yds. to beach. 1910 SE WILSON PAINTING CO. 2-dr. HT. Beautiful Red, V-8 APPLIANCES Blue Lustre for clean- engine, 3 speed standard trans. BOOKKEEPER Broward County's larg- ing carpet. Rent electric 2nd St. 399-4453 & General Repairs Like new one owner. est selection for Frost shampooer $1. Belzer Furnished, 2 apartments Free & Automatic Re- Hardware, 3198 N. Fed. One studio and one 5 * Roof Painting 1795 frig., 1 yr. warranty. Hwy., Boca Raton. room. On A1A Highland * Pressure Painting GIRL FRIDAY Beach.WUl sell 732-6131 '65 MUSTANG Washers,Dryers, $59.95 BRAND New Philco * Interior & Exterior Painting 2-dr. HT. Ail white, i cyl. Up. Ranges $49.50 Up. Boynton. engine, radio, heater, auto- Experienced in retail apparel business preferred. Washer ~ Sacrifice LICENSED AND INSURED matic trans. Familiar with stock control systems and invoice Sales - Service & Free $150 395-4963 Santa Barbara Shores processing necessary. Individual should be one Delivery. Member of 2 bedrm,, completely 621 N.E. 36th St. Pompano Beach Chamber of Commerce. "KLING" Solid Maple furn. Apt. & 1 Bedroom., who is not easily confused, loves variety, and is Bedroom suite, double well oriented as many exceptions to the rule will USED Season or yearly, pool, Phone943-4513 '64 OLDS F-85 bed, double dresser, 941-4136 or 565-6621. Visla Cruiser 9 Pass. Station occur in daily work. Located in Delray Beach — APPLIANCE MART Wagon. Radio, heater, auto- 101 S. Fed. chest, nite table $135. malic trans. Power steering. year round employment-five day week. Advance- S i mmons innerspring CASH for your Factory air, White with beau- 942-1380 Pompano tiful Wine color vinyl interior. ment in proportion to ability. 1325NE4thAve.JA31326 mattress, coil springs ORIENTAL or An exceptional car. Send resume in own handwriting to D.R. Car- Ft. Lauderdale $35. like new. Floral CHINESE RUGS PAN-ELL COMPANY roll, P.O. Box 1321, Boca Raton, Fla. Replies bedroom chair $5. Two 1995 We Buy and Sell " magazine stands, one HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR Presents held in confidence - must be in by October 1st New and Used Guns OLD OR NEW ORIENTALS '64 GALAXIE for consideration - Vfill notify. with reading lamp $5. 500 XL 2-dr. HT. Jet Black Boca Tackle Shop General Electric dehu- 399-2000 wllh white vBiyl top. Power steering, brakes, windows. 395-0969 midifier $50. 276-9521, Factory air conditioning. A * BOOK WORLD 5000 good buy at Boca. PRENDERGAST Books & Cards *^VV%r STOCK Royal Palm Plaza 15 E Pels, Grooming & Board SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 1895 DOG BOARDING Rosewood, Teak, Hickory, Walnut Boca Raton 395-1220 Reservations Necessary 70 Years Experience Pecan, Danish Elm, Knotty Pine, '64 OLDS F-85 One couch, dining table, Accommod ations Superior Workmanship Colored Pines and Many Others Cutlass Sport coupe. Radio, single bed, antique chair heater, automatic trans. Pow- MAID Limited Quality Materials er steering,' power brakes, and one table. Good con- Priced to your needs from $3.99 up windows and Factory air. dition, reasonable — Air Conditioned Satisfaction Guaranteed Prefinished Molding Selection Call .395-4847. MARMACK OPEN 8 A.M. to 7 P.M., SAT. till 5 P.M. 1695 STOCK GIRL 3925 S. Fed, Hwy. Call for Free Estimate 3 Piece Rattan sectional of our Low, Low Prices. PAN-ELL COMPANY Only Ambitious, neat appearing girl need apply. Delray 278-4896 '64 CHEVROLET Sofa, excellent condi- 4301 N. Dixie Hwy. Impala 2-dr. HT. White with Opportunity for responsible position in pleasant 15 H BoaU-Molot or Sat! red interior, & cyl., standard tion. $30. 395-5654. Ft. Lauderdale - 565-4261 shift, radio, healer. Absolutely surroundings. Duties Varied: General cleaning, SINGER 1966 15' LONESTAR 395-4852 like brand new. packing and unpacking merchandise, detail work SLANT-O-MATIC 50 H.P. Chrysler $975. $ of checking and taging. Financial advancement Late model, embroid- 941-3874 1495 on merit of ability to learn details and efficiently ers, Monograms, Over- FISHERMAN'S LEASE '64 FALCON carry out daily work. Retail store located in Del- casts, Blind Hems, DELIGHT A BRAND NEW Sprint Conv. Raven black with ray Beach, year 'round position or full time 6 makes button holes, white top. Black vinyl interior. 16' Atlantic Bimini Tri- 1968 BUICK v-8 engine, radio, heater, au- months - part time 6 months, five day week. sews on buttons and Hull. Complete with Top, tomatic trans. Power steering. many fancy stitches. As Low as $89.50 1967 VW Drivers licsnse necessary. Answer ad in own 20 H.P. Chrysler Motor per month handwriting stating personal data, age, exper- Sold new $399,50. Re- and Rocket Tilt Type Insurance & Maintenance 1395 ience, education, and enclose a snap-shot if sponsible party can Trailer. A $1400 Value Included make 8 payments of '64 FORD available. . ..Only$995.$100Down FRANK Fairlane 500 4-dr. Sed. Ivy $10.10 or pay balance CAMPER Green with white lop. i cyl., — $31. per mon. automatic with radio, white Mail to D.F. Carroll, P.O. Box 1321, Boca of $78.40. For free home LANTANA COULSON walls & wheel covers. Raton, Fla. Replies held in confidence and must inspection without obli- BOATYARD, INC. BUICK $ gation, call Credit Mgr. FULLY EQUIPPED 1295 be in by October 1st for consideration. Will notify. Palm Beach County's In Little Delray 583-4133. Collect calls Largest Boat Dealer 278-3292 accepted. VERY LOW MILEAGE '64 VOLKSWAGEN Lantana 585-9374 2-dr. Sedan. Radio, heater, Beautiful Beige with sharp futons vinyl interior. White AUTO PAINTING walls and wheel covers, A-i condition. '2495 *1195 AUTOS TOM ENDICOTT BUICK INVITES YOU TO PAINTED LESS THAN DEALER'S COST '64 INTERNATIONAL Scout. 4 wheel drive, A real good utility vehicle. Real work 4 COATS DUPONTIAXED EHAMIl horse. COME IN & DRIVE THE BEAUTIFUL $ Tricks ftunttrf k«i Lttltrri 18 NMHK Fiunct flo • 1 Bey Stnrin 1295 • IO»T wan • araoisniT • MIITS '63 BUICK • 51*1 COVHS * tOKVHTIIU TOPS Special Skylark 2-dr. HT. • «K«A«IC»IWO«« Dark Maroon with black vinyl roof. Radio, heater, automatic, power steering, brakes, win- dows. Factory air. A-] condi- Lie PAUL 5 r tion throughout. AUTO BODY* PAINT SHOP 1495 418 So. H St. LAKE WORTH N. Federal Hwy.r Pompano Beach 1968 BUICKS 585-

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