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Largest Circulation Sunday Of Any Newspaper In Boca Raton Area BOCA RATON NEWS VOL. 10 NO. 79 Boca Raton, Fla., Auggst 22, 1965 38 Pages PRICE 'Expansion* Taxes Will Go Up 1$ Key Word For$(hook Expansion is the key word in Boca Raton's education system today. At 7.35 Mill Rate The expansion, which began at a national level and has con- tinued through to the state, Just ahout everybody's city Millage for 1965's tax roll ing set for Sept. 9 to nail down county and city level, has been taxes will go up, but the jolt has been tentatively pegged at the new budget. going on for the past five years will depend on a lot of things, 7,35 mills, with a public hear- The millage is down almost at a slow pace, but now it has two mills from the current 9.25, taken a giant step and has cov- but the change from 70 per cent ered a lot of territory in a half to 100 per cent assessment has a year's time. Taxes af a Glance made millage figuring an aca- The effect can be seen in Boca demic procedure. Raton's three schools where These samples were taken at random from the city tax Offsetting part of the raise additions to faculty, curriculum rolls by Owen Dennion, tax assessor, to show average com- in ad valorem taxes will be a and expansion of duties and parisons of assessments and taxes between 1964 and 1965 decrease of the city's utility courses are a major part of the tax rolls. The 1964 tax is computed at 9.25 mills and the tax from 10 per cent to 7,5 program. 1965 tax is computed at 7.35 mills on the new 100 per cent per cent. How much this af- Boca Raton High School has assessment. fects the taxpayer will depend added 17 new positions to raise Assessment Tax on his usage of electricity, gas, its total instructional staff to water and telephones, 54 members. 1904 ' 1905 1964 1965 The 1965-66 budget, which New members of the admin- lloca Harbour $ 14,400* $ 22,800* $ 133.20 .1? 167.58 will go into effect Nov. 1, is the istration staff include two li- first prepared under the provi- 61.97 75.70 brarians, two guidance counse- Boca Raton Square 6,700* 10,300* sions of the new charter. lors, a dean of boys and a dean Finance Director Thomas 21,100* 126.72 155.00 of girls, and assistant princi- Royal Oak Hills 13,700* Mullen, compiling the budget pal. under the direction of City Man- Lawrence Patrone, assistant Royal Palm 35,900* 53,000* 332.07 389.55 ager L. M. McConnell, came up principal, will have expanded with a $2.08 million figure, but Waiting . . . suties including data process- Riviera 12,000* 17,200* 111.00 126.42 eight meetings of the City Coun- ing. cil whittled it down to slightly Dean of girls is Mrs. Elea- Dolray Manors 300* 1,800* 2.77 13.23 under $1.9 million. Waiting for the judges results nor Davis; dean of boys, Lee The gross assessed valua- McKinney. Two new guidance tion of property in Boca Raton was a bit apprehensive for Richard BR Hills (vacant) 2,900 4,200 26.82 30.87 and Russell Chisholm, above, at counselors are Charles Fields stands at $207,418,800. After and Bruno Dario, allowing for homesteads and the Junior Woman's Club Tots Small business bldg. 11,900 16,500 110.07 121.27 through Teens Talent Show Friday. Library staff will include other deductions and the 4 per Mrs. Barbara Ross and one cent reserve the taxable value They needn't have worried, though: 160,700 241,500 1,569.72 1,775.02 more librarian not yet appoint- Large business bldg. is $187,959,300. with their brother Ron, they won ed. *Assessment after deducting $5,000 for homestead exemption. With a mill valued at $180,- first place in the "under ten" cate- Grade 12 will be added this 441 (after the 4 per cent reserve gory. Special mention went to Kim year to complete the 7 to 12 required by law), /'.35 .Mills Meredith, left, the youngest parti- junior senior high school pro- will bring in $1,326,241. The cipant. The event, was a benefit gram. rest of the almost $1.9 million for the children's book collection With 1000 students expected will be made up from ocher in- of Boca Raton Library. to attend the high school this FAU's Sea-Van Story come — licenses, cigaret tax- year, Charles Godwin, princi- es, fines and forfeitures, etc. pal, says "it's necessary to According to Tax Assessor plan an extended day program Owen Bennion, the average to handle the increased enroll- Told to Congress home in Boca Raton is assessed ment until the upcoming million in an area from $15,000 to dollar building addition pro- The place of Florida Atlantic using regular merchant ships $20,000. The raise in taxes | 1st Graders, Hew Students | gram is completed." University's unique sea-van in for oceanographic research. in this area will amount to $15 The schedule planned will oceanographic exploration was The FAU sea-van, a self- to $25. Savings from the low- have students ingrades9 outlined this week at a hearing contained marine laboratory ering of the utility taxes in this through 12 beginning classes at of the House subcommittee on went to sea for several weeks same bracket could amount to { Will Register Thursday j 7:40 a.m. Students who have oceanography, aboard the ship Export Cham- from $5 to $15, leaving a pro- scheduled five subjects will Charles R, Stephan, chairman pion. Captain Stephan headed bable net raise of about $10. complete their schedule at 12; 10 of FAU's ocean engineering the mission. Registration day for first grade and new students will be p.m. program, testified before the Stephan offered testimony in Thursday, Aug. 26 at Boca Raton School and J. C. Mitchell Students who have scheduled group* on the sea-van, a part support of Congressman Paul City Building School. six subjects will be dismissed of Project Neptune Atlantic, Rogers' bill which would set Students who did not pre-register in the spring, or have at 1:35 p.m. designed to test the value of up a commission to review not already registered are to register anytime during the Study halls have been elim- oceanographic and ocean engin- Continues Pace day, inated from the planned pro- eering programs both in gov- "Students who registered in the spring need nor go to school gram. ernment and industry, deter- Boca Raton's building pace, until Aug. 30," principals at Boca Raton and J. C. Mitchell Students in grades seven mine the actual needs of these though falling under 1964's all- School said. through eight will begin classes activities and determine areas time record of $25 million, is Registration for new students at Boca Raton High School is at 12:15 p.m. and will be dis- Ann Landers page 7A for which there is no support continuing at a rapid pace. being held now. missed at 5 p.m. Sixteen single-family dwell- Classifieds 12-13A now, and provide means to move Students who have registered at the school are asked not J. C. Mitchell School has ex- Editorials 4A ahead in these latter fields. ings have been started in the to go to the school until the morning of Aug. 30, perienced most of the adminis- 12A He proposed as a possible first 20 days of the month, with Each student will find his assigned classroom on a list trative expansion on the ele- Public Notices program for the commission an average cost — without at the school at that time. Students will report to the class Real Estate 8A land - of about $20,000. designated on the list. (Continued on page 14A) 10-11A the following objectives: Sports SPECIFIC and detailed sur- Archer Investment Com- "School boundaries will be the same as they were last year," Travel 9A pany's Royal Palm Shopping said Charles Godwin, principal of the high school. TV Listings 2A veys of our continental shelves to determine what is available Plaza continues to expandinthe "New students who have not registered are to do so as soon FAU Launches Women's News 6-7A as possible," he added. Back to School Section B (Continued on page 14A) (Continued of page 14A) New Programs Appointment of Dr. Martin Shoppmeyer to head Florida University Atlantic University's office of continuing education was an- nounced last week by the uni- Holds Another versity. The new continuing education program replaces the Florida Institute of Continuing Univer- House Wanning sity Studies, scrapped by the state legislature in Its last session. Designed to serve Most modem buildings are con- teachers who are already work- structed with air conditioning in ing in their fields, the eight- mind, and Florida Atlantic Uni- county program administered versity's multi-millioti-dollar plant by FAU also is open to stu- is no exception. But current con- dents and others who wish to struction projects required the further their knowledge in spec- addition of even more air condi- ified fields. tioning equipment, connected to Both on-campus and off-cam- existing machinery. So what hap- (Continued on page 14A) pened? Well, things are pretty warm in most of those buildings, many of them near-windowless, The Weather while the equipment is turned off for the changeover. Dave Hessong, August 25 - 28, 1965 left, is only one of the FAU staff Hi Lo Rain who sought the aid of a portable Wednesday 88 71 0 fan to keep his office cool while Thursday 90 72 0 workmen, right, rushed to complete Friday 90 71 0 the project. The new 1,250 ton Saturday Noon 89 75 0 chiller is expected to be in opera- U.S. Wsathor Suroau official racordlngs •*•***•• from the cooperative station, Boca Raton, •lliii tion in another week. 2A August 22,1965 BOCA RATON NEWS Television Listings for August 22 - 25 University Group to Attend WATCH FOR OPENING SOON ! Educational Theater Meeting The Unsurpassed 2-Mlaml-Educ. 4-Miaml.UBS Mflla/.n-SBC 10-Mlaml-ABC 5-Palm Beach-NBC U-Palm Bch—ABC MARYLAND FRIED CHICKEN Press. Conf. Football? Demos 6:00 Bold Adven, Fooiballf Florida Atlantic Un- the convention is "To- 290 N. Federal - Boca Raton iversity's college of hu- ward a More Creative Outlook Lloyd Thaxton Battleline Ofi Culi ear; Ch. 2 manities will be repre- Theatre." For Classified Ad Service - Phone 395-5121 6:30 Nows,Wlhr. Passing Parado sented by both faculty 6:45 Lloyd Thaxton Buckskin Now i 7:00 Lassief Fla. Forum members and students 7:15 Spts., Wlhr. 0« Tho My Marlianf WaltlJianoy® Wagon Train* Walt Disney® Wagon Train* at the 29th annual con- 7;30 vention of the American Educational Theatre Ed Sullivanf Walt Disney© Wagon Ttainf Walt DUney® Wagon Ttainf 8:00 Association, Inc., meet- EL TOKO LOUNGE 8:15 ing at the American Ho- 8:30 flit " Buekskinf Broadsidef Survival Bioadsidef 8:1 tel, Miami, August 25- 27. 9:00 Defenders Bonanza® Sun. Movie® Bonanza® Sun. Movie® 9:15 Harold Burris-Mey- HAPPY HOUR 9:30 On er, director of FAU's 9:45 University Theatre, and Clinton Gamble, Ft. NOW MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 10:00 Candid Camewf Roguesf Sun. Movie^ Roguest Sun. Movis© 10:15 Lauderdale, architect 10:30 Sundays My Linef for the university's 10:45 planned theater and its COCKTAILS 50< proposed Greek theater, 11:00 Untouchables Hews Hews, Wtht. News, Wlhr. News, wthr. will deliver a joint pa- 11:15 La!e Show " Movie From 5:00 to 6:00 P.M. 11:30 Sun. Movie Sports per Wednesday after- I 11:45 Stailite Th. noon. The paper will be presented at the archi- 2.Mlaml-£duo. 4-Mlaml-CBS 7-Mlami-NBO IQ-Mtaml-ABO 5-Palm Beath4IBCI2-Palm Bch-ABt tecture session and will be devoted to the two Movio© Movie Cont. Zanc Grey Cheyenne 7:00 What's New Eil) email theaters. 7:15 Bottom ol Seaf Karonf Bottom o! Seaf 7:30 Tho Flicks Tell Truthf Gamble is a fellow and 7:45 former secretary of the Now House Got Soctotf Movie® Bottom ol Seaf Man, Unclet Boilom of Seaf American Institute of 8:00 Architects. 8:15 No Time Sgta.f " No Time Sgts.f 8:80 Mori of Time Flayhouscf A counselling service 8:15 scheduled for Tuesday Wendy. Mef 9:00 Men ol Time Glynisf J. Winte Wendy, Mef J. will attract several FAU 9:15 drama students, Farmers Dgtr.f Farmer's Dghtr.f 9:30 Local Issue Danny Thomasf Burris - Meyer said 9:45 plans of the University 10:00 Open Mind Special Reportt 11. Hitchcockf Boh Caseyf fl. Hitchcockf Ben Caaeyi Theatre, now under con- 10:15 struction' on the FAU 10:30 campus as part of the 10:15 humanities building, and Hews, Wthr. News Wthr., Spts. &% 11:00 Nawsnight Hews, Fariss News of the projected Greek Spts,, Wlhr. 11:15 Wthr., Spts. theater, intended as a 1.1:30 talo Show Tonight» Hitelilet Tonight® Demos 11:45 reproduction of the 2400-year old theater 2-Mlami-£due. 4-Miaml-tlBS 7-Mlumi-NBC fO-MUml-ABG 5-Palm Beach-NBCI2-»alm Bch—ABC of Dionysus, will be on display at the architec- Talent Scoutf Karen Movie Cont. Rebel Laramie® 7:00 What's Hew ture exhibit. A model 7:15 Choi Mr. Novakf Combatf Mr. Novakf Combatt of the latter, which the 1:30 ft 7:45 university hopes to build if funds can be raised JilZZ Big Show Mr. Novakf Combatt Mr. Movakf Combatt 8:00 for its construction, will 8:15 MovieM McHale 8:30 Israel Movie® McHale's Navyf be displayed in a sep- 8:45 arate exhibit. 1 Movie® Tycoon Faculty members who 9:00 Sh.iv/, Books Big Show Movir'- Tycoonf will attend areDeanBen 9:15 Peyton Pl.t 9:30 What in Wld Peyton Placet F. Rogers, Joseph Con- 9:45 away, instructor in Eng- Movie© Fugitive! 10:00 Heilotz_ Gallant Men MovieG Fugitivef lish, and Dr. Norman J. 10:15 Fedder, assistant pro- 10:30 Casals fessor of English. 10:15 Burris - Meyer is Hews, Wthr. Hews, Wthr, Spls. In The Royal Palm Cafeteria 11:00 Nowsnight Mews, Fariss News chairman of the com- 11:15 Spts. Wthr. Wthr. Spts. mittee for special ar- Tonight® Nitelifet Tonight® Demos 11:30 Late Show rangements. 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Tonight© Demos 11:80 late Show Tonights Hileiifet 11:4 'You're the First' BOCA RATON NEWS FHONE 395-5121 Claims Bus Boy Publishod every THURSPAY and SUNDAY at 34 S.E, 2nd Songstress Nancy St. by Qaca Raton Publishing Wilson has as much Co. charm as she has beau- Myron Yelverton By Louise ty. Nancy's personality Circulation Manager' Phone 395-5121 A few so-called intellectual highlights will is the type that prompted a bus boy in a famous Entered as Second. Class beam forth through the television hovel this Matter at tho Post Office at coming week. Hollywood restaurant to Boca Raton, Florida, Dee. First and foremost on the intellectual ask her for her auto- 1, 1955. scene comes from WTHS channel 2, our graph, saying, "You're Subscription Rates educational station. the first person I've ev- By carrier in city ,,15f week er asked," .. 65 qt month PARK ONE TIME Then BANK and SHOP ! It's first and foremost because it deals By mail in U.S. with local people and local projects - Flo- 1 yr.$7.50,6 mo.$4, 3 mo,$2.50 rida Atlantic University - and you sure Your Rental Guide can't, get more local than that anymore. In Our Columns The program, titled "Creek Theater Pre- view," will highlight FAU's planned Greek WE ARE IN THE theater, modeled after the Theater of Dio- nysus, built in Athens in 435 B.C. "HEART" of __ The program will be aired 10:30 to 11 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 26. E. ROYAL PALM RD. Highlights include an explanation of the EVERYTHING ! new theater utilizing a scale model of the theater and humanities building; photographs of the Theater of I3yonysus, as it might have looked when first built; aerial views showing construction of the humanities building and sketches of where the new theater will be IN THE "HEART' located. 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ROUEHT BAIL.KY CALL COLLECT r 065-6030 Member Federal Reserve System anil Federal Deposil Insurance Corporation BOCA RATON NEWS August 22,1965 3A Thirty-Four New Tedthtrs* "Open House' Is Scheduled Join Local School At St. Paul Kindergarten Thirty four new finding clx ssrooms for Open house for St. manipulation of mater- teachers will teach in the servic >s," Matwiy Paul Lutheran Kinder- ials. Field trips also Boca Raton's three pub- said. "We' 'e also plan- garten will be held Wed- have been planned to lic schools this year, ning an exp msion of our nesday, Aug. 25th, from broaden the child's in- Paul Matwiy, princi- reading program." 10 to 11:30 a.m. At this terest. pal, J.C. ' Mitchell Newaseacher^ at the time enrollments will be In addition to the reg- School, expects 12 new school are Miss Nora received. Persons may ular curriculum of St. teachers. Warner, Mrs. Earnes- enroll or receive infor- Paul Kindergarten, the Matwiy also plans to tine Knight, Mrs. Freida mation by calling 395- principles of Christian- add art, physical educa- Hightower, Mrs. Fos- 0433 or 395-1939. ity will be taught through tion and remedial read- teen Fields, Mrs, Ruth The first full day of Bible narratives. THAT'S THE ing courses to J.C. Mit- Fox, Mrs. Helene Mc- Kindergarten will be chell's program, al- Mahon, Mrs. Joyce Ber- August 30 with classes LAST TIME though he doesn't know gendahl, Mrs, Dorothy meeting from 8:30 to 11: Higgins Wins yet to what extent the Bearson and Mrs. Betty 30 a.m. I TRY TO additions will be made. Bunting, Increase in enroll- Kwiwanis Post He expects to add two " T hgi e e s^ ments has necessitated new teaching units plus teachers have been rec- expansion - to another Kenneth W. Higgins of READ THE services for exceptional ommended but the class. the Boca Raton Kiwanis children too. names will' not be re- Teachers will be Mrs. Club has been elected "The big problem is leased until official ap- Grace Kreitzberg and lieutenant governor of SMALL pointment |s made by Mrs. Anne Fralick. Florida's 14th Kiwanis the school i bard," Mat- Mrs. Kreitzberg has district, PRINT Guisn Appoints wiy said, ^ taught the past two years Higgins' name was Boca Raton School at St. Paul Kindergar- placed in nomination by INSURE WITH "DAY" does not expect much Robert W- Fulton, county superintendent of schools, left, and Dr. Harold C. ten as well as six years Rev, AlShiphorst, a past BE SURE TOMORROW! Committee expansion o.her than one prior to that at Trinity president of the local Manor, president of PalmBeach Junior College, meet before Fulton spoke to the Kindergarten, Delray Appointment of a more #acher, •'possi- PBJC faculty. First students arrived Monday on the campus. club. Higgins also is nominating committee bly," according to Rob- Beach. a past president of the to pick a slate of candi- ert Trafford, principal, Mrs. Fralick is a Boca Raton club, A del- dates for director of the Boca Raton High graduate of Wells Col- egation of 28 Kiwanians Greater Boca Raton School is looking for- lege, Aurora, N.Y., with from the city's two clubs Chamber of Commerce ward to expansions, and More Fortunate /Hove to Assist graduate work at the Un- attended the caucus at was announced this week additions in its school iversity of Colorado.She which Higgins was elec- by WilliamS. Gunn, curriculum as well as has previously taught ted. president of the cham- its teaching staff. Intellectually Underprivileged three years in Kinder- ber. Addditions in school garten as well as two Named to the commit- curriculum will include Up grading of edu- Professor Schwarz marks1 a period of uni- years in the grades. tee were Kenneth W. course#for 12t# grade cational opportunities said, was especially versal concern for peo- Children will receive Higgins, chairman; students, first graduat- for college students on b e am e d toward im- ple suffering from ina- training in the basic Charles deVault, Ken- ing class in the school's campuses with limited provement of teaching dequate medical care, skills such as music, dall Ropp, C. Harrison history. facilities is a major ef- in Negro colleges. New infringement of voting art, self-expression and "The Talk of The Town" Newman and Jack Keit- Twenty-two new fort being promoted by and stimulating mater- rights, and poverty. zer. Announcement of teachers aleo have been the more fortunate col- ial interpreting the "It was in the cards candidates is scheduled added to the school staff. leges and universities great issues in history for the spotlight to be SAVE THIS Sept. 2. New s efoi O r high of the country, accord- was introduced to par- thrown on problems of teachers arc O.H. Bal- ing to Dr. Robert Sch- ticipants. Demonstra- education," Schwarz dree, Bob Brumback, warz, FAU's chairman tion classes were held said. NUMBER Military Trail Betty Comerford, Wil- of philosophy. in which students from Dr. Schwarz, an ex- liam G<#donier^§Martin Dr. Schwarz recently the Pittsburgh area took pert in Nazism, was on FOR To Be Widened Gripps, Gordon Gilbert, returned from a six- part. the faculty of Carnegie Harriet Dodge, Patricia week institute in history Feature of the sem- Tech for several years EMERGENCY USE Work has started on Burtado, Kenneth Kasak, at Carnegie Institute of inar, according to Sch- before coming to Flo- a $1.3 million project William Kelly. M. Mil- Technology, Pittsburgh, warz, was presentation rida Atlantic. 480 E. PALMETTO PK. RD. to six-lane a portion tenberger, Vivian Ran- Pa., which was designed of new content approa- BOCA RATON 395-2720 of State Road S-809 in don, James Smith, War- to improve history tea- ches as well as tech- GET ACQUAINTED OFFER Palm Beach County, the ren O'Toolev ching on the college lev- niques in conveying con- Going Underground KRAE& State Road Department New junior high el. tent to students. He cit- PERMANENTS *%£ti 7.50 teachers are James Kit- Education is reported 20.00— 10.00 announced today. Some 65 teachers, ed as example his own to be going underground Ambulance District Four Road chen, Linda Te&r and chiefly from Negro col- group which worked on PRH5£ 25.00— !2.SO Max ThUhas, • at Duke, Okla., where. Shampoo $1.00 - Set $1.00-Trim $1.00 Board Member Chelsie leges, attended the sem- the 13th century and a 15 classroom school Senerehia of Miami said A few of the senior inar. completed, in three {;ttf(ct*t lerd V ft oritf v/*«A> high teachers also will is being built six feet Always (ipvit the project extends from There is a national weeks, a unit of instruc- beneath the surface of 395-1800 State Road 802 north be teaching junior high concern from the intel- tion ready for use in any i the earth. four miles - coursers m lectually underprivi- college freshman class. , leged, says Dr. Sch- The Mid-20th Century warz, who was one of EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION! - DANNY ROGERS - five group leaders at the seminar. ! AFTER APPEARING WITH ED SULLIVAN - STEVE ALLEN - JOHNNY CARSON - MILTON BERLE "The sharing of edu- " WALTER WINCHELL'S FAVORITE COMIC" cation by the haves with the have-nots is a move- DECORATORS ment that is gaining Mrs. Ethel Stack OF BOCA RATON apostles everywhere,' Mrs_._. . . Ethel Lelia '•»• FAMOUS RED CARPET he states. "The Car- stack, 77, 471 N.W. Se- negie seminar this sum- cond Ctm> died Wednes_ DIXONS D/NING ROOM and LOUNGE mer was the latest in d ni ht foilowing an their series of endea- extended uiness. vors in educational Good Mrs# Stack came to 1184 S. Federal Highway from DISTINCTIVE FABRICS Smaritanship for less Boca Rat(?n 22 years ago OPEN 4 P.M. SUNDAY well - endowed institu- from Dania. in Pompano Beach UPHOLSTERING tions." She is survived by her BLINDS & SHADES He considers the Car- daughter Mrs. John Ric- I Mile South of Atlanlic Blvd. negie Plan, which is 11.30 to 4 AM DAILY CARPETING ketts, Boca Raton; sis- based on inductive tea- ter Mrs. Jessie Mar- BARSWOOD PATIO SHADES ching, the forerunner of cellos, Sun Valley, FROM ENTRANCE TO EXIT EXPERIENCE Both such aid programs as Galif.; two grandchil- RESIDENTIAL nnd the Peace Corps, VIS- dren, and two great FOR THE FIRST TIME COMMERCIAL Estimates ~ TA, Job Corps, Opera- grandchildren. 395-2937 tion Head start, as well Services, were held THE COMPLETE RED CARPET TREATMENT. 3954811 as World Neighbors and Friday at Boca Raton other privately financed Cemetery by Rev, Reu- We Pledge Our Entire Facilities Toward groups. ben L. Anderson, pastor FOR RESERVATIONS 194 H.W. 20th St. "The Univer^ty Street" Making Your Stay as Comfortable and Relaxed The recent seminar, Community Church. as Possible. CALL COLLECT 941-9488

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The seasons of the year run their course Nowadays, stress is laid on physics, math- swiftly. No one knows this better than our ematics, the chemical arts and other of the tens of millions of youngsters. For the sciences. The boy or girl who learns only a summer vacation is now more than half gone trade or a profession is but half a person. and the beginning of the next school year The finished student must have at least a approaches swiftly. fair working knowledge of literature, the Many, perhaps most, will return to school other fine arts and economics. with a feeling of regret. Summer vacation, It is in this last classification that the with all of its sports and many-sided at- schools, in too many instances, seem to tractions, is unquestionably fun. It is only have failed. Too many graduates leave human nature to wish it could continue the halls of ivy with an insufficient under- forever. standing of this country's economic system But, for all of the labor-saving progress and the system of representative gover- that has been made, we still live in a world ment it supports, which together have pro- in which work and knowledge are essentials. tected the individual's liberty and made this And the advances of science and technology nation great and powerful. have vastly increased the kind and amount Lack of understanding of the political and of education that is needed if the young economic heritage by which we live is a person is to have a successful and re- serious weakness in a world torn by con- warding career as an adult. flicting and angry ideologies. Little room is left for the uneducated Let the student return to school with a and the half-educated in today's world. Those will. And let his school properly prepare who lack at least a high school education him for a constructive place in the world face a tough road ahead. And college train- he will enter as an adult. ing is of necessity demanded by more and And the cycle of the seasons will continue more employers. from year to year. Around the USA

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rest when she was arrested by val of the House of the Voting By Oliver B. Jaynes the Rumanian Communist re- Rights Bill with changes from A City Just Like Ours August 4 may or may not gime, convicted of treason And the one it had previously adopted have been a typical day in the espionage and sent to prlspn worked out by a Senate-House United States Senate and House for 12 years. The legislators, conference committee. By J. H. Jesse sirable. At that time, most of the of Representatives. To many agreed with the State Depart- Congressman Paul Rogers However, Fort Walton Beach residents were either service ment that she should W paid, voted against the measure. The of the visitors in the galler- at her regular salary, Tor the While Boca Raton discusses hasn't done badly for itself. personnel or civil service ies it probably seemed like a lot Senate session was devoted the possibility of a municipally- Once merely a bedroom com- workers at Eglin and the Air time served. On that same day largely to the reapportioriment of confusion - with not very 50 other vills involving indi- owned golf course, other cities munity for huge, sprawling Eg- Force course was readily avail- much attention being given to issue which Sen. Dirksen-wanted have had both good and bad lin Field Air Force Base, the able. The mayor was told that viduals were introduced in the resolved by submitting a consti- the speakers. House. Only 16 were as for- experiences with them. city council has worked con- his idea, no matter how beau- But what actually did happen tutional amendment to the stantly to make it a tourist tunate to win approval as Miss states. That, by the way, was One of the most successful tiful, just wasn't financially is a long story that would fill Samuelli; 26 were "passed ov- mecca for summer visitors sound. A city of 10,000 (about a big book - and it did. It is all rejected the following day; 57 has been that of Fort Walton from Alabama, Georgia and er" and 16 re-committed. for, 39 against. Dirnsen'spro- Beach, 40 miles east of Pen- the size at that time) just could- told in some 4,800,000 words Louisiana. n't support a golf course, even that made up the Congressional Over in the Senate Wayne posal, that needed a two-thirds sacola in Florida's panhandle. Blessed with snow-white sand though it was badly needed for Morse of Oregon was complain- vote, was supported by both Boca Raton and Fort Walton Record of that one day. The beaches, the city, aided by the a tourist attraction. average person would take a ing about the Adminisa^tion's of Florida's senators. Beach are somewhat similar county and the state, has man- Viet Nam policy and was grant- If you would like to subscribe in growth, though six hundred But the mayor pressed on, week to digest it all. The Daily aged to keep long stretches pub- Digest boiled it down to: "Sen- ed permission to have some to the Congressional Record, miles apart on the map. licly owned for the heart of the and he got his course — a 300 letters to him and Pres. you can have it mailed to you beautiful, rolling layout with ate debated legislative reap- Both were small towns of less tourist program. Camping sites portionment proposal and pass- Johnson on the subject insbrted (postage free) for $1.50 a than 1,000 people at the end of on an island in the Gulf have four of the eighteen holes sur- in the Congressional "ecord. month - by far the most words rounding a man-made lake. ed nine sundry bills, five on cal- The huge volume of that day World War II. Now both are been added to the expanding endar call. House adopted con- you can get for your money. cities of 17,000 or over, and so program and are yearly proving also included more than ) 25 The 89 Congress has already Three years after it opened, ference report on voting rights editorials from newspapers all have experienced the problems more acceptable. the Fort Walton Country Club bill and passed bills increasing filled 18991 pages (the size of of severe municipal expansion About five years ago, des- over the country which Con- Time magazine but smaller is a solid financial success; so Federal retirement and over- gressmen thought their fellow pains. pite a lot of protests, the then much so, in fact, that the city seas teachers' pay." type) and 4291 pages of the Ap- There is no doubt that Boca mayor pushed through plans is now being petitioned to build members should read - not to pendix. Raton has done the best job. for a municipal golf course. The another eighteen holes, and to But digging into the volumi- mention flattering their editor Read it all and you'll still Good zoning practices and rea- course at nearby Eglin Field light nine for night play. It nous report one finds that Miss friends. Then, of course, there have a hard time figuring out sonable planning (sometimes in was available to residents with stays busy most of the year Nora Isabelle Samuelli, resi- were lengthly committee pe- just what was going on some- ports spread over pase after times - like a Senator who in- spite of public officials* actions) green fees set at the rather 'round, despite much more se- dent of Rumania, was awarded page. has made our city much more absurd rate of $1.50 for week- vere weather conditions than $38,114. She had been employ- quired of the presiding officer attractive and much more de- days and $2.00 for Sundays. those experienced here. ed for about three years in the About the only real news to that day: American Legation at Bucha- come out of it all was the appro- "What are we voting on?" The Breadwinner's Journal Left With Little to Tax? Public Forcjim To The Editor; feel that the rotten an^unfair^ it is reported that there are By Donald I. Rogers of the "fiscal drag" believe most specifically that of all In the Saturday Aug. 14th publicity given my station war- plans to renovate the other simply that the Federal govern- referenda questions voted upon issue of the Boca Raton News, rants a public apology from the NEW YORK — Governors of ment has preempted many of at the polls, the ones most two pictures were shown of two persons responsible for the pic- station - plans your caption the 50 states at their annual the states' possible tax sources, often defeated are those asking different gasoline stations on tures. didn't mention. More impor- soiree in Minneapolis, over- leaving little left to tax without for state bond issues for new Northwest 20th St. - I happen The power to be must c pr- tantly, the less beautiful sta- whelmingly subscribed to a plan incurring serious political dis- spending programs. to be the owner of the shoddy tainly know that the comp .ny tion provides unusually good advanced nearly a year ago by pleasure. Therefore they feel, When money comes from looking one, which was con- with whom I do business, h ve service and employs one of the then chairman of the Council of somehow, that they're entitled Washington, however, it's al- structed five long years ago, plans for a new station h< e. best mechanics around. A fill- Economic Advisers, Walter W. to any Federal money that ways a different story. State and long before the beautifica- ing station's fair outside is officials compete with each oth- tion of 20th St. was ever thought If they don't know it now ind a good thing, but the first con- Heller, to seize any surplus comes available to them. I doubt if they don't know it, t ien money from government rev- The Heller scheme has been er in winning voter approval by of. It was an approved station sideration for the driver is the enues and give it back to the spending as much Washington at the time. - Now five years they are even more' lJt th« n ! inside working of his car. endorsed as well by the Secre- think they are. The picture tak- state governments to use as they tary of the Treasury and the Di- money as possible. later, it is not good enough - S/Allen W. Green see fit. Quite simply, the governors What's the answer - a new sta- ing bit was an underhanded way rector of the Budget, and now of embarrassing me, and) to Mr. Heller, head of a cult of other economists, less given to look on this merely as another tion every five years! a v a in e-guarde economists, source of Washington money to In making the comparison most of you that know me, you experimenting with the nation's will agree that I can't do Ijoo To The Editor: came up with the idea because well-being, are fearful that the be spent in their states as they of my station and the new Shell First I gained the impression of his fear of "fiscal drag" wish. station - I agree the new one much with the station on jic- Administration is dangerously count of its size. > that if the proposed city budget that would result, he believed, close to adopting it as a policy. It's dangerous stuff, for this has it all over mine - But it were approved our local taxes if the Federal government A governor is more directly gives the Federal Administra- is brand spanking new and it It won't always be this way I would increase 50%. should balance its budget. Thus, in touch with his people than tion the opportunity either to has to look good. Thanking you in advance if you Then I was informed the bud- if taxes produced more revenue is an official in Washington. defeat or support any state or This is not sour grapes be- publish this for all rt% good# get approved by the City Coun- than the government needed to big-city politician merely by If a governor wants to spend granting or withholding money, cause I have new competition - friends to read, I remain, cil would increase taxes ap- spend (as they did last year) money he must consider the to the contrary, I am only proudly, proximately 25%, he wants to give this "surplus" whatever the policial choice taxpayers, for taxpayers, as any may be. up at arms over the unfair S/Bob Prohaska Now Deputy Mayor Harold money to the states on a no- governor who succeeds to a sec- comparison of the two stations - Maull gives me reason to hope strings attached basis. ond term can tell you, are also Worse than that, it reflects First the road construction cut that my tax boost may be only The governors, whether or voters. Governors have statis- a new attitude in Washington my business better than half To The Editor: about money that is taxed from 7%. not they subscribe to the theory tics to prove this. Records show and then some fat head author- The contrast depicted be- At times I get confused. working Americans. This atti- izes these pictures. tween two filling stations in your tude holds that once tax money S/Harold H. Green August 15 Sunday Edition cer- P.S. Some of us also wonder has been paid, it belongs to the It was pointed out that I have tainly appears unfair. As a Central Government, and the many cars on my property - just what we will be getting for brand new station, S3©11 ob-# whatever tax increase we will taxpayers have no further claim true - but this condition is a sign viously has the advantage. But on it. of business - without some of pay. It is considered the Govern- them, I couldn't existl No one in this business can get along 10 Years Ago in Boca Raton News ment's own money, and if there Boca Raton, Florida 4A August 22,1965 is' more of it than there are on gasoline and oil sales alone - Boca Raton's polo team began its bid for top honors in the expenditures, then the differ- repairs are the backbone of National Twenty Goal Tournament with a 15-5 win over Dallas. ence is considered to be ''pro- most gasoline stations and that The team was set to play a first high goal polo match on Boca fit," to be split up and divided means cars on the property. BOCA RATON NEWS Raton's newly created polo field in January. among lesser governments. Let's bear in mind 20th St. Published every Thursday and Sunday It's a "handback" of tax mon- is supposed to be an industrial Only newspaper wich^xnplece^ews and pictorial coverage ol ey, and it is as immoral as a area from Dixie Highway to A new budget for the fiscal year was sent to Town Council. "kickback" to a politician, the "fas^rowing Boca Raton area. It listed anticipated expenditures of $315,000 including $33,000 Second Ave. - Are the town to be transferred from the water fund. fathers trying to change all of J.il. Jesse John Opel H. Clay this on account of this road Publisher Editor Adv.-Mgr. Four Years Ago Letters being the main road to Boca MEMBER University? Florida Press Association Letters to the editor should b» National Editorial Association The city's $375,000 water plant addition was to be dedicated short, signed and about subjects of It seems to me that this is in memory of Lyle Prichard, former city engineer Aug. 22. local interest. In the interest of just another case of Fat Head Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce brevity, they aro subject to eonden* sotlon. Names will be withheld on re. planning by City Hall and they Represented For National Advertising By Florida Press Service, Inc. quest, but the original must bear a are becoming so adept at this,1 Fifty-seven pints of blood were donated to the local blood valid signature. that it hurts morepeopleintowr/ Subscription Rates: Breather in city 15$ a week, 65<£ a month; bank at an annual drive. By mail in U.S., payabJVin advJfte, 1 year $7.50, 6 months, $4,00, than I can think of -1 personal!/ 3 months $2.50, BOCA RATON NEWS August 22,1965 5A Ragged, Weary Travelers Returnto Hollywood

By Lorraine Gauguin picture activity. At 20th Cen- In 1964 weekly movie atten- nothing else. The fate of Metro- some 20 million dollars to is starving In Hollywood eats Fourth In a sortes tury Fox there was nothing in dance hit 43,000,000 which Goldwyn"-Mayer rested on the make, was released without an fattening, inexpensive food and Each yea*1, for the past few procuction but a ghastly TV means the TV audiences have outcome of the picture and the anchor. It didn't seem to mat- the word starving is just an years, ragged bands of weary series called "Dobie Gillis." had it with TV dinners and are banks were leaning on them. ter because it was never miss- expression. travelers returned to Hollywood The studios were in trouble venturing out on the nation's ed. I saw Dick Harrison recent- after making movies all over right after the war. They con- boardwalks once again. Many Sam Spiegel has returned to ly on TV in "Medusa Against the world. It's true that many tinued to release wartime junk movies are slanted for the teen- Hollywood after years of pic- the Son of Hercules," and he of them returned not-so- and saturated the theaters with age audience, and, just as they ture-making in Burma, Africa looks great having lost a great ragged, with money in Switz- it until the public refused to buy buy the most records, they and Arabia. He is disillusioned deal of weight. erland, and villas In the South tickets. They stayed away in attend more movies than any and says he never wants to Today the 20th Century Fox of France, but the majority did- droves and movies attendance, other age group. film abroad again. He is now Commissary is jammed at n't make any great profit. Now which had once been a stagger- However, DeMille was ignor- maing "The Chase" with Mar- lunchtime. The combination of the words of "Home Sweet ing 90 million a week, dropped ed. Box office sales plummeted lon Brando at Columbia in Hol- television and motion picture Home" and "Home is the hun- to about 30 million. and countless theaters closed lywood. He will follow that with "The Innocents" with An- production makes getting a ta- ter, home from the hill, and the Hollywood was filled with forever. Movie producers took ble almost impossible. The sailor home from the sea" take quickie producers who tried thony Quinn. Last year Colum- off for Europe lured by frozen bia made a reverse Runaway same is true at Universal, on real meaning and don't sound funds and Britain's EADYPlan. where everyone is optimistic corny anymore. by bringing 45 British actors And thus, a generation of us over to make "King Rat" in the and the studio gates have been They all have Grand Guignol became bug-eyed looking at San Fernando Valley. opened to the curious public. horror stories to tell about their giant wide-screen technicolor > Tourists walk in and out of the individual catastrophes such as epics on a colossal screen. Stupid things plagued the pro- So, all the Yankees are com- Commissary and rub shoulders running out of money behingthe It took forever to complete duction such as the tragedy of ing home. However, when the with Cary Grant and Jimmy Iron Curtain in Yugoslavia, or some of the gargantuan produc- the grapes. During an orgy, European exodus began whole Stewart or ask The Ministers for anti-American riots in Cam- tion s. It was cheap er to hire the hundreds of extras ate up thou- groups of people took off and their autographs, bodia, and bouts with the di- whole Spanish or Yugoslavian sands of dollard worth of many of them haven't returned. sease known as Montezuma's Army but good old American grapes, which were Props in a You hear about them occasion- Darryl Zanuck says, "No ma- Revenge in Mexico. Movie know-how was absent. In Spain, scene. The delay — while the ally or see them in foreign jor studio today can exist with- producers don't even want to Frank Sinatra and Sophia Loren Prop department combed the movies on TV. Lex Barker, out a strong television arm," go as far away as New York struggled through a long-winded Roman markets — was baGk- once MGM's Tarzan, is one of At MGM Bob Weitman says, since the Universal picture movie about a cannon. They breaking to the company and the biggest stars in Italy and "TV is vital for three reasons. "Mr. Buddwing" rang into un- dragged it half-way across cost thousands of dollars. Germany. He stars in west- It's a springboard for talent, ion trouble. erns, which they love, and which it takes care of a lot of over- Spain and it took so long that The story of "Cleopatra" is we don't seem to make any- head, and it makes a healthy If it hadn't been so frighten- anything to make a fast buck. Miss Loren learned to speak too well known to be repeated more. profit." ing and if everyone hadn't been Fly-by-night movie companies again. "Mutiny on the Bounty" so broke, most of the aspects cranked out trash in the same changed the economy of Tahiti Another young man, named At Universal the feeling is of the runaway of Hollywood's length of time Bill Sargent turns and further mixed the island Richard Harrison, longs to the same. They realize they movie production to Europe out an Electronovision bomb race by sending hundreds of come back but he is also a could not be in business with- would have been comic. It had today. It was a cinch for tele- American and British actors top star over there. Grant Wil- out TV, The making of motion all the ingredients for a suc- vision to take over and soon and crew on location there for liams, who used to star in "Ha- pictures is a selective busi- cessful super-epic comedy our country's banner could have over a year. (I might add that waiian Eye" ran into Harrison ness for a specialized audience. filmes by a wild-eyed hysteri- been afield of TV antennas ram- Puerto Vallarta has also seen in the bar at the Castellana Gone are the old time studio cal cameraman and produced pant on a sea of beer cans. the birth of many blonde, blue- Hilton in Madrid. "Do you heads, men like L.B, Mayer by Spyros Skouras standing on it took a long while for the eyed children since "Night of think I could get a job in Hol- and Harry Cohn. The major the side lines with his Greek industry to recover from the the Iguana.") They all return- lywood?" Harrison asked. Wil- studios actually keep alive by worry beads. Several success- flood of incredibly bad movies ed to Tahiti a second time for liams was out of work himself leasing space to Independents. ful books have been written released on the paying audience. retakes; they rewrote the script and told him to stay put. They supervise the outlay of about the exodus in search of Today the studios aims are to many times; directors came and large sums of money and of- Hollywood's frozen funds. satisfy the public. They are went; the actors fought and went ten financing is extended by the creating exciting new stars and on strike; one actor died and had studio. United Artists doesn't they are building new sound English from Sinatra. She to be written out of the script; even own a studio but distri- stages at all the major stu- learned it with all his pecu- another became an alcoholic butes Independent productions. dios. Theater owners are ren- liar expressions right down to during the long production so The Mirisch Brothers, Seven ovating the old movie houses and "ring-a-ding-ding," "Man, it's they killed him off in the pic- Arts-Productions, Joe Levine's building new ones. a gas," and "bring me that ture and sent him back to Eng- Embassy Productions and other Back in 1948 Cecil B. De- cockamamie script." Carlo land. Independents make three-quar- Mille warned producers about Ponti spent a fortune to have After much travail the pic- ter of American motion pic- their impending doom if they her learn the language correctly ture was finally completed in tures. continued to ignore television. when he was told she sounded Hollywood, The set designer There are still companies He advised joining forces with like a female Henry Armetta came by my house one night going aborad. Otto Preminger, the enemy. Today 75 per cent from the Rat Pack. and told me he had just discov- after all these years, just dis- of all film production in Holly- The biggest sick-joke around ered, after months of shooting covered Britain's EADY Plan wood is for TV. E. F. Hutton Hollywood was Ben Hur while it at MGM, that he had forgotten and is filming "Bunny Lake is and Company announced there- was filming in Rome. The direc- to put an anchor on the dupli- Missing" in London. Cornell suit of an objective analysis tor seemed to be taking years. cate they had built of the Boun- I recall when Harrison was Wilde's production of "TheNa- Motion picture studios be- of the future of Hollywood — and He printed every scene and ty on a sound stage. He didn't struggling and starving in Hol- ked Prey" went to Africa for came ghost towns and Rome, significantly, the voices of doom Miles of color film was sent dare mention it and they went lywood, He often came to my the location; it was a movie London and Paris became the foreshadowing the end of Hol- back to Hollywood; sometimes right on with production. "Mu- house just to eat. He was ov- that could not be made any- new center of American motion lywood have been silenced. fifty takes of the same scene and tiny on the Bounty," which cost erweight because everyone who where else.

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' "^ i , J Boca Raton WH 1-5337 395-4122 Judith Smith Exchanges Vows With James Welch Judith Lee Smith, cented by emerald green daughter of Mr. and bodices and empire Mrs. V. Cranston Smith, waist with candlelight 233 Sabal Palm Ter., skirts, and carried bou- August 22,1965 exchanged wedding vows quets of small white and BOCA RATON NEWS 6A with James Arthur yellow chrysanthe- Welch, Jr., 1555 Mary- mums. lestone, Union Lake, Bestman was George Couple Exchange Vows Mich., in a double ring Welch, Union Lake. Us- ceremony Saturday in hers were Mike Welch, In Wedding Ceremony St. Gregory's Episcopal Union Lake; Warren Church. Smith, Boca Raton, and J Bemadette Mary Ba- long sleeves and a flar- Rev. R. Bruce Ryan Bill Collier, Orlando. ka, daughter of Mrs. ed back empire waist, officiated. The bride's mother Mary Eaka, 326 King- and three tiered gold The bride appeared at wore an emerald green bridge St., and the late lace hats made by the the arm of her father silk dress with a white Nicholas Baka, ex- bride's mother. in a white sleeveless, orchid. changed wedding vows They carried cascade floor length gown of A reception followed with Thomas Kenneth bouquets of metallic chiffon featuring an em- at Schraffts Restaurant. Holland, 2471NE Second green carnations and pire waist and white dai- Following a wedding Ave., son of Mrs. Eileen green ivy. sy embroidered bodice. trip to Miami the couple Champion and William The flower girl chose She held a white pray- will reside in Tallahas- J. Holland, Michigan, in a white floor length gown see, a double ring ceremony er book with a small with an empire waist bouquet of white carna- The bride is a senior Aug. 15 in St. Joan of accented by a gold sash at Florida State Univer- Arc Church. tions and ivy. and a gold lace hat made Bridesmaids were sity Nursing School Rev. Eugene McCar- by the bride's.mother. Joanne Marie Griffin, where she is a member thy officiated. She carried a basket of Jacksonville; Christine of Kappa Alpha Theta Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schaaf rose petals. The bride was given Smith, bride's sister; Sorority. in marriage by her Best man was Donald Boca Raton; Carol Mc- The bridegroom also grandfather Nicholas G. Holland, twin brother Cay, Boca Raton, and is a senior at Florida Marilyn Goffsfein and Martin. of the bridegroom. Tomalyn Tarayos, Fort State University Busi- Music was provided The bride's mother Lauderdale. ness School where he is by Gene Paronc. wore a beige lace street They chose crepe a member of Sigma Nu Peter Schaaf Say Vows The bride appeared length dress with floor length gowns ac- Fraternity. matching a c c e series in an Alencon lace, floor Mariiyn Brooke Goff- Mrs. William L. Schaaf, length sheath featuring and a corsage of tropi- cana roses. stein, daughter of Mr. 755 Valencia Dr., in a a bodice length cape and Mrs. Albert Goff- double ring ceremony trailing over the shoul- The bridegroom's mother wore a canary stein, St. Paul, Minn., Aug. 15. ders into a formal train. exchanged wedding vows The marriage was Mrs. James Alan Frank And embroidered with yellow street length dress and corsage of sky with Peter Leonard performed in Mount Alencon lace. Schaaf, son of Dr. and Zion Temple, St. Paul, Her bouffant shoulder blue carnations. James Alan Frank Weds A reception at Tam- Minn. length veil was of im- A luncheon reception ported French silk illu- arac Yacht and Tennis Club followed directly Garden Club at the temple followed Lynda Juliane Schwartz sion. She held a cres- the ceremony. cent shaped bouquet of after the ceremony. Lynda Julliane Sch- Keeley and Kirby Quil- Out of town guests Sets Luncheon The bride received a Phalaenopsis orchids. B.A, degree from Benn- wartz, daughter of Mr. len, cousins of the Maid of honor was were Nicholas Martin, bridegroom. St., Mrs. Michael Pus- Garden club women ington, College, Vt. The and Mrs, Roger Baer Rita A. Puschar, Pitts- are making plans for Schwartz, Pompano Maid of honor and char, Miss Rita Pus- bridegroom is a gradu- burgh, Pa., bride's cou- their annual luncheon to ate of Bronx High School Beach, exchanged wed- bridesmaids chose floor sin. char, Pittsburgh, Mrs. length gowns of Angel Eileen Champion and be held Tuesday, Oct. of Science, N.Y., and ding vows with James Bridesmaids were 6 in the Community Cen- Alan Frank, son of Mr. blue organiza, featuring Betty and Eddy Champ- Julliard School of Mu- Cheryl Hall, Boca Ra- ter. sic, N.Y., where he re- and Mrs. Alan S.Frank, an empire bodice and ton, and Mrs. Stephanie ion, Michigan. three row empress Following a tour of The club program ceived a bachelor of mu- Lighthouse Point, in a Stratford, Fort Lauder- committee met recent- single ring candlelight pouffed sleeves trim- Florida, the couple will sic and master's de- dale. ly at the home of Mrs. grees. ceremony Aug. 14 in med with floral embroi- Denis Holland, reside at 660 E. Glou- dery. They A-line skirt chester St. Victor Rigaumont to The couple will re- First Preshyt e r i a n bridegroom's sister, chose.a luncheon chair- Church, Pompano flared to a slight sweep The bride, a graduate side in New York after was flower girl. man and committee Sept. 1. Beach. train back. Their nose The maid of honor of Seacrest High School, tip circular veils were attended Palm Beach members. The bride is employ- and bridesmaids wore Chairman is Mrs. ed at Florida Atlantic attached to a horsehair gold floor length sheath Junior College. bow and peau row of An- The bridegroom is a Glenn Smithson. As- University and the gowns of nylon chiffon sisting her will be Mrs. bridegroom is employed gel blue. over taffeta with a gold graduate of Seacrest WATCH Flower girls wore High School. Torsten Andre, Mrs. H. at Boca Raton National lace bodice, featuring Anderson, Mrs. Harry Bank, dresses of Angel blue for silk organza poised ov- Cravener, Mrs. Joseph The bride appeared Caulfield, Mrs. Joseph at the arm of her father er white peau featuring OPENING puff sleeves and long DeLinks, Mrs. Joseph in a floor length gown Mrs. James Arthur Welch, Jr. Egan, Mrs. Paul Ham, soon of antiqued peau taffeta full skirts with moss green velvet headpie- Mrs. Mary Palmer, with a sabrina neckline Mrs. Sven Stewart, Mrs. and long point to hand ces. Edna Risvold Becomes Crown & Colony Maid of honor car- Jay MacLaren and Mrs. sleeves. The gown fea- Richard Mercer. tured a fitted bodice with ried a topiary design ANTIQUES dome skirt flowing into bouquet of light blue Bride of James Smart Use the Classifieds a full chapel train and carnations, ivy and i butterfly bow at back of green velvet ribbon. Edna Risvold, widow ville, where they will the waistline. Seed Bridesmaids' bou- of newspaperman Ward make their home. The Attention Parents ! Don't Forget ? pearls and Alencon lace quets were of a single Risvold, former pub- Risvolds had lived in upon English net, appli- ball design matching the lisher of the Desert Sun Clintonville for five ques trimmed the bo- sleeves of the gowns, in Palm Springs, Calif- years before coming to dice, skirt front: and of light blue carnations, ornia, the Banning Re- California in 1951. The new Mrs. Smart has REGISTER train. ivy and green velvet rib- cord at Banning, Calif- Her finger tip hand bon. ornia, the Tribune-Ga- several relatives in rolled French illusion Bridesmaids carried zette at Clintonville, Wisconsin where she for the FALL TERM veil was attached to a white baskets of blue and Wisconsin and the Boca visited this summer, double crown of pearls white pompons. Raton News at Boca Ra- Palm Springers Mr. and The Boca Raton PTA and crystals. Best man was Ronald ton, Florida, was mar- Mrs. Don Klotzbuecher She held a traditional Frank, brother of the ried Sunday, August 15 of Moslnee, and with a KINDERGARTEN cascade bouquet of fea- bridegroom. Ushers to James E. Smart of sister Mrs. Harold Beg- thered carnations ste- were William Pember- Clintonville. linger. Thursday, Aug. 26 - 8:30 fo 11:30 A.M pahnti, and ivy center- ton DeMilly, Ronald Vows were said be- Following a brief hon- ed with a detachable Lambert and Eugene fore Rev. Glen L. Tu- eymoon at the Sahara, MORAVIAN CHURCH, 2 S.W. 12th Ave. white orchid in a shower Judson Curtis. dor of the Las Vegas the newlyweds drove to of white satin ribbon. The bride's mother Christian Church, in a Cheyenne, Wyoming, Maid of honor was wore a floor length gown private suite in the To- where they spent a few TUITION Gretchen Schwartz, sis- of paris blue crepe, with wers of the Sahara Ho- days with her sister, ter of the bride. Brides- a fitted sleeveless bo- tel in Las Vegas. Mrs. Lon Moeller and $4 Per Week maids were Julia Frank, dice and shallow scoop The bride wore an af- family, before going on ENROLLMENT IS LIMITED sister of the bride- neckline with cowl back. Mrs. Thomas Kenneth Holland ternoon gown of deep to Clintonville. groom; Sally Oliver, Featuring a belt encrus- pink chiffon and her cor- For Information Call The Registrar ted with sequins and sage was of white car- cousin of the bride- Finland is the world MRS. HAROLD HARMES groom, and Sandra Hin- crystal beads, and nations centered with matching paris blue ac- Lighting Adds Beauty deep pink rosebuds. She leader in per capita con- ton. sumption of fluid milk. 395-6279 Flower girl s were cessories. was attended by Hildy Bridegroom's mother Crawford, society edi- wore a floor length gown To Social Activities tor of the Palm Springs Quickie Recipe of champagne satin Most social activities as it is by day, the Life Magazine, and Jean Patane, publisher of Fun ATTENTION .. Young Adults ! Milk and peanut but- crepe, with a back skirt in the home take place American Home Light- featuring cascade at night. To be sure ing Institute suggests in the Sun entertainment ter — two favorites of guide. Pompano Beach School of Business the grade school set — pleats, dyed to match that your new home will you visit it after dark. can be combined into a sequins trimmed the be as beautiful, cheerful "•It can be quite a let- The bride has made summertime drink for empire waistline. Her and functional by night down to discover that her home in Palm REGISTRATION: SEPT. 1 fo 10 the youngsters. accessories were your dream house is Springs, where she Try this recipe for champagne. Report Cards transformed by sunset worked in the records SCHOOL OPENS SEPT. 13 Peanut Butter Milk: A reception at Harris" into a drab and some- depart ment of Desert times depressing at- Place in a m i x i n g Far East Imperial fol- Are Revised Hospital this past year. mosphere of dim light The bridegroom is city OFFERING COMPLETE BUSINESS COURSES IN bowl — lowed the ceremony. Revision of old fash- For the wedding trip and harsh shadows." treasurer of Clinton- 6 cups fresh whole ioned report cards to in- GENERAL SECRETARIAL CLERK TYPEST milk or the bride wore an ice clude records of obser- 1-1/2 cups dry milk and blue brocade suit, white v at ions, summaries, LEGAL SECRETARIAL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT accessories and a white 6 cups water exhibits and demonstra- COLLEGE TOWN STUDIO MEDICAL SECRETARIAL BUSINESS ACCOUNTING 2 tablespoons sugar orchid. tions, has been urged by 1/3 cup peanut butter Following a trip to Robert S, Fleming, New of BOCA RATON Vanilla if desired. Jamaica the couple will Jersey assistant com- ENROLL NOW! 6 months or 1 year programs Beat with a rotary live in Boca Raton, missioner of education. oilers 3 COMPLETE PHOTOGRAPHIC SERVICE beater until well mixed. . , , cordially invites you to meet the new owners and NOW BEING OFFERED - . , AN INTENSIVE BUSINESS TRAINING PRO- inspect their facilities Chill. Serves six. NURSERY • PRE-K1NDERGARTEN « KINDERGARTEN GRAM THAT WILL FULLY PREPARE YOU TO ENTER TIIE BUSINESS Butter Curls: Use As a special INTRODUCTORY OFFER, WORLD. CLASSES WILL BE CONDUCTED BY COMPETENT PROFES- butter curler. Dip into SIONALS IN A BUSINESS LIKE ATMOSPHERE, WITH OFFICE TYPE hot water each time. Be- Young Moderns Day School we present Free, with our best wishes, DESKS IN A BEAUTIFUL EARLY AMERICAN SETTING. YOU WILL ginning at far side of ALSO TAKE PART IN OUR COMPLETE CN THE JOB TRAINING PRO- pound print of butter, 7th Year in Dwrfield Beach a distinctive portrait of any member GRAM. CHOOSE EITHER DAY OR NIGHT CLASSES. craw curler lightly and rapidly toward you, Registration Aug. 23, 24, 25th 9:00-12:00 of your family..,. making a thin shaving Fall Session Starts Aug. 31st additional prints available at our reasonable prices. PHONE - 941-4000 [ which curls up. ALL DAY SESSION $11.00 per Week To cut: Cover knife 501 H.E. 20th SI. WinfieldShopping Center Pompano Beach School of Business blade with fold of waxed 1950 S.E. 3rd ST. (1 Block OH A1A) paper io make a clean License 4 Insured Phono; 399-1321 1010 E. ATLANTIC BLVD. POMPANO BEACH, FLA. cut in butter. Coll 395-1615 BOCA RATON NEWS Aogust 22,1965 7A Parents to Play Major Role in Expanded Guidance Program at High School Parents will play a to a full time position, years. In 1957 he worked in duties as deans. major role at Boca Ra- in keeping with other She received a mas- junior p ersonnel at Mrs. Davis will coor- ton High School this year expansions being made ters degree in education Palm Beach Junior Col- dinate extra curricular if the school's two new at the high school. from Kent State Univer- lege and in 1960 was activities and will han- deans have their say. Both Mrs. Davis and sity, Kent, Ohio, and coach and guidance dle public relations for "We want to work with McBCinney will be con- taught in the schools in counselor at Forest Hill the school. the parents very close- cerned mainly with be- Kent and surrounding High School, West Palm McKinney will coor- ly, said Mrs. Eleanor haviour problems, Ohio area before coming Beach. dinate faculty study Davis, dean of girls and which means their du- to Palm Beach. "Now I'm here," he which will lead to the Lee McKinney, dean of ties will involve atten- Me Kinney received said, "and I'm happy to school's evaluation by boys. dance and discipline. his B.S. degree in ed- be here," the Southern Associa- "I think parents "We will work hand in ucation at the Univer- Both Mrs, Davis and tion of colleges and should be consulted and hand with the student sity of Georgia and his McKinney will have oth- schools for accredita- should be made aware of and teacher," Mrs. Da- M.S. and EDS at Pea- er duties in addition to tion. even the minor details vis said. body College. involving their young- "Actually, we'll act In 1948, after spend- sters," Mrs. Davis as a liaison between the ing several years said. student teacher. We'll coaching and teaching Calendar of Events Although both deans also help with extra cur- in schools out of state are new, the title of ricular activities," said and serving in World Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lo Bianco, Boca Raton, who have just returned from a dean is "old hat" at McKinney. War H, McKinney went MONDAY, AUGUST 23 trip through North Carolina, Smoky Mountains and New York and the World's Boca Raton High school. Mrs. Davis, who was to Miami Edison High Dressmaking, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. Fair, attended a dinner-dance at the Boca Raton Cabana Club recently. Last year a teacher and dean of girls for seven School where he was Welfare Council case worker, Garden Apts, off- Lawrence Patrone wore years at Delray Beach coach and athletic di- ice, 1 to 2 p.m. the title "dean" on a Junior High School, has rector. Then he also Lion's Club, 399 N.W. 35 St., 7 p.m. part time basis. been working with the has coached at VPI At- Chorus, Community Center, 7:30 p.m. This year, though, the Palm Beach County lanta, Ga., and Bay High Beginner's Bridge, Community Center, 7:30 p.m. job has been expanded school system for 13 school in Panama City. Dressmaking, Community Center, 7:30 p.m. Progressive bridge, Scout Hut, 7:30 p.m. Brotherhood of St. Cregory's, St. Gregory's parish hall, 8 p.m. TUESDAY, AUGUST 24 Happy House Stickcraft, Community Center, 9 a.m. Portrait sketch group. Art Guild, 10 a.m. Kiwanis Club, Town House, noon. By Claire Archer Please suggest some- Request from Mrs. thing easy on the budget Advanced bridge, Community Center, 7:30 p.m. S.M. — We are in the Royal Oak Hills Bridge Club, Community Cen- Do you have a ques- and practical. The room process of redoing our tion pertaining to in- is bulging at the seams ter, 7:30 p.m. patio. My husband paint- Civitans, Dutch Pantry, 7:30 p.m. terior decorating? Mrs. most of the time with ed the wrought iron fur- Archer will be happy to neighborhood teen- Municipal band rehearsal, old city hall, 8 p.m. niture a soft orange and BPO Does Drove 173, 140 N.W. 11 St., 8 p.m. personally answer your agers. I've had the cushions questions. Request Dear Friend: Black covered in a yellow and WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25 should be sent to Boca and white vinyl tile white sailcloth. Every- Raton News with self- would be my suggestion. Cancer dressing workshop, First Methodist thing looks fine except Church, 9 a.m. addressed envelope. For a gay note, why don't the patio floor. Should you add a few bright red I have it painted or do Rotary Club, Town House, 12:15 p.m. Request from Mrs. pillows on the gray dav- you have a better idea? Tap and ballet, Community Center, 3 p.m. M.S. — We have pur- enport? Teen dance, Community Center, 7:30 p.m. chased an apartment in Dear Friend; Are you Boy Scouts, Scout Hut, 7:30 p.m. familiar with outdoor Elks Lodge 2166, 140 N.W. 11 St., 8 p.m. a condominium that is Request from Mrs. carpet? It's sold by most Doctor and Mrs. John G. Connell, of Boca Raton, also were among members now under construction K.R.J. — My bedroom carpet shops and comes THURSDAY, AUGUST 26 who attended a dinner-dance held at the Boca Raton Hotel and Club's Caba- and I've decided on most walls and carpet are a in very pretty colorfast Sunrise Kiwanis Club, Town House, 7:30 a.m na Club. everything except the soft pale pink. I have colors, and cleans with o bathroom colorsj Would Italian provincial furn- little or no effort. Royal Palm Women's Golf Association, Royal you kindly help me with iture, finished in antique Palm Golf Course, 9:30 a.m. a color scheme? white and gold. What Boca Raton Women's Golf Association, Boca Ra- Request from Mrs, ton Golf Course, 9:30 a.m. Dear Friend: For a color would you advise F.Mc. — In my daugh- Boyfriend Falls Asleep new and fresh look, how for draperies? Newcomers Club, Tamarac Club, noon. ter's room, we have Exchange Club, Pal's, 12 15 p.m. would you like a jade Dear Friend: Try a white semi-sheer cur- : green lavatory, blue tub print of blue, lime and tains wall-to-wall, hung Welfare Council case worker, Garden Apts, office, and toilet, patterned violet on a snow white straight from ceiling 1 to 2 p.m. While Girl Is Talking wallpaper in shades of background. to floor and they look Archery meeting, Community Center, 7 p.m. blue and green, snow too plain. Would you Judo instruction, Community Center, 7 p.m. Dear Ann Landers: Although most of my ignite some members of white tile for walls and Request from Mrs. please tell me what can Crushed glass class. Scout Hut, 7 p.m. I'm a young woman in friends consider me the family. floor, and bright lemon J.A. — Our living room be done inexpensively Masonic Lodge, 399 N.W. 35 St., 8 p.m. my middle 20's who has quite sophisticated be- Make it clear that you yellow towels? walls are painted an to add a little color. FRIDAY, AUGUST 27 been dating a man 29. cause I have traveled do want him to write, but eggshell, sofa and car- Dear Friend: Oneway Oil painting, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. After an evening at the Request from Mrs. pet are in a mocha. What to add color and dress movies, bridge, bowling, O.J. — Would you please color would you suggest Debbie-Rand bake sale, Thrift Shoppe, 10 a.m. to for two chairs? up your curtains would 5 p.m. or just visiting with suggest a floor covering be to add colored cotton friends Rodney wants to for our den? In the room, Dear Friend: I would Boca Raton Library Reading Club party, Library, Ann Landers rope in traditional 10 a.m. sit in the car in front we have a gray daven- like a lively turquoise swags, tipped with tas- of my place and chat port, three inexpensive for the two chairs and Golf instruction, Community Center, 7:30 p.m. add a dash of allamanda sels. Civic division, Chamber of Commerce, CofC aud- awhile, no matter how rattan chairs and natu- Happy house to you. late it is. Gives Advice ral wood finish shutters. yellow for accent. itorium, 3 p.m. I don't mind, except Barbershoppers, University Bowl, 8 p.m. he always falls asleep SATURDAY, AUGUST 28 in the middle of what I around the world a lot (I that you'd appreciate it think is an interesting if he'd tone down the Drum instruction, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. am an Army brat) I Bugle instruction, Scout Hut, 9:30 a.m. conversation. Las r. realize I still have a lot love talk. night he did this for the Baton instruction, Scout Hut, 9:30 a.m. to learn. Sparky fire department, Boca Raton Theatre, 10 15th time, so I decided Several months ago I Dear Ann Landers: I to teach him a lesson. I a.m. dated a fellow who was read your column just to Drum and bugle drill, Community Center, 10:30 got out of the car and very popular at school. see what some people in left him there. a.m. Terry took a summer this world consider "a Judo, Community Center, 1 p.m. When I work up this job in New Mexico work- problem." Honestly, morning to go to work Roller skating, Scout Hut, 1:30 p.m. ing for a relative who with all the terrible Teen dance, Community Center, 7:30 p.m. (at 6:30 a.m.) I looked has pecan orchards. things that are happen- out the window and he Since Terry has been ing in the world, it's was sound asleep at the away I have received 14 amazing how some idiot wheel, I dashed out in letters from him. (I have woman can write and ask my bathrobe and woke written him four.) what to do about a hus- Neui! him up. He was furious His letters are so tor- band who puts ketchup on with me for not waking rid I tear them up the him up last night and his mashed potatoes. minute I finish reading My old man used to sending him home. Do them. I'd just die if any- you feel this was my empty bottles, too — one in the family should but it wasn't ketchup he TAPEMATES fault or his?-VALE- accidentally get hold of ALL-TRANSISTOR RIE was hooked on. It was one. We never went be- gin. My mother had to Dear Valerie: A per- yond kissing but to read work to support the fam- son asleep in a car is Terry's letters a person ily and we were lucky if easy prey for a hold-up would think 1 was make- there was enough to eat, or worse. You should out for sure. NOT have left him there. I'd give that lady ketchup I do want him to write all right . . . one tomato From now on tell Rod- me, Ann, but I don't care at a time.-SICK OF ney that if he wants to to receive any more chat he'll have to come TWO-BIT WHINERS The Apetz sisters, 19 Forest Hill Lane, (L to R), Melissa, Darcy, and red-hot mail. He's a Dear Sick: Thanks for Michele, size up the baloon situation at the New York World's Fair. into the house. Other- sensitive person and I putting my thoughts into wise, give him a couple don't want to hurt his of toothpicks to prop his your words, feelings. Please tell me 273 H.W. 15 St., Boca Raton 395-5440 eyes open and send him what to do.—SUGAR Ann Landers will be for TWO! home. glad to help you with PUSS (HIS NAME FOR your problems. Send Talking Letters... the modem way to correspond! ME.) them to her in care of REGISTER FOR Dear Ann Landers; Dear Sugar: Tell Buy a pair of these amazing new transistorized Sony I'm a girl, 18 years old. Boca Raton News, Box tape recorders; keep one, give one to grandma, your boy Terry his letters are a 3346, Chicago, Illinois, SEPTEMBER CLASSES at college or any loved one fur away, and correspond by fire hazard around the 60654, enclosing a tape — nothing says it like your voice! When you are not house and that you are stamped, self-address- (We Suggest Early Registration) corresponding, each Sony "l 23 Tapenuitc is n complete Sears worried that they might ed envelope. tape recorder with a dozen fun uses around the house SMRS APPROVED PRE-SCHOOL EDUCATION or office. Services PROGRAM PREPARES CHILDREN FOR Each Sony 123 Tapemate has automatic volume control OWN YOUR OWN (AVC): you never adjust the recording volume. Near THE FIRST GRADE or far, a shout or a whisper is perfectly recorded for SEARS APPLIANCES mmm STATIOH perfect playback clarity. It's as easy as 1 - 2 - 3, A trio of precision weather Instru. Sunday, Aug. 22nd 3 to 5 P.M. BEST merits. 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•"-'•3 !*-'• ** '•<• Good lights A Must "The best laid kit- chen remodeling plan can easily go awry if you fail to provide prop- er lighting," said the American Home Light- ing Institute. In the kitchen, "proper lighting" is a combination of general lighting from ceiling fixtures plus local light- ing at each of the prin- cipal work centers. An overhead fixture at least 12 inches in diameter and holding 150 watts incandescent or 80 watts of fluorescent lighting is recommended Boca Raton, already (he home of one take-out chicken operation, •*••»•< that can be administered MOTHERWELL REALTY, coverings, and the color in Uie Held of Real Estate 757 s. Federal Hwy., doesn't make WHEN YOU BORROW for a home, you don't just and patterns of furnish- Practice, 395-4044. sense to go out ings. borrow for today. Years from now, new finan- ARVIDA REALTY SALES, THOMAS P. NOLAN,. 131 in q rainstorm Jnc.,998 s. Federal Hwy., N.E. 1st. Avenue, 395- cial needs may require the same kind of low- 395-2000. 3838, with half of an cost, flexible borrowing power. That's when our LEAVING THE W.P. BEROUT, 701 N. F. BYRON PARKS, 151 umbrella. And it home loan with the Open End provision will save Federal Hwy., 395-4334. N. Ocean Boulevard, 395-3700. doesn't make you time and money. Find out about it before SHOP? CONN C. CURRY, 711 E. PETRUZELLI palmetto park Rd. 395- REALTY, sense to spend you choose any other form of home financing. 3922, INC., 2325 N. Ocean i lifetime accumu- Boulevard, 395-0822. BRUCE E. DARRELL, lating property Realtor, 423 E. Palmetto PLASTR1DGE AGENCY, PROMPT LOWEST LOCAL Parti Rd., 395-1322. INC., 224 S. Fed. Hwy., and then leaving WM. BAY INC., 500 S, 395-1433. it half insured. RATES Federal Hwy., 395-0220. 3, STUART ROBERTSONy CONFIDENTIAL FKOKELL REALTY, P.O. INC., 60 S. Federal Hwy., Box llJXi, 393-0333. 395-4624. CALL US! Accounts Insured By II. D. GATES, 234 S. RICHARD F. ROSS, 2J An Agency Of The sura your phones Federal Hwy.. 395-2733. S.W. 3rd St., 399-6444. BOCA RATON OFFICE Federal Government ORYAI, E. HADLEY, 400 ROTfAL PALM REALTY are answered E. Palmetto park Road, CORP., 307 Goltview Dr., 395-2244. 395-1682. ROBERT W. INGAKLS, FRED E, TAYLOR, 100 Atlantic Technical ('enter, N.E. 20th St.t p. O. Box University Park. 3f)5-3 WO. 862. 395-7059. W.P. BEBOUT F. WOODROW KEETON, M.N. WEIR & SONS. INC., 2950 N. Ocean Boule- 850 S. Federal Hwy,, FIRST FEDERAL 399-2811 vard, 395-5252. 395-4000. INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION of Dckay Beach MAOLAREN & ANDER- JOHN A. WRIGHT, 713 SON, INC., 151 E. Royal 701 N. Fed. Hwy. Ph. 395-4334 LOW MONTHLY RATES Pttlra Road, 395-1333. Havana Drive, Boca 60! N. FEDERAL HWY. PHONE 395-201 Raton, Florida, CR8-2403. BOCA RATON NEWS August 22,1965 9A , • .1

ffefa// Prices Guide For Customs Officers imm U.S. Customs Inspec- in the Virgin Islands — With John Quirt tors are going out of the take your choice. Be wholesale business. sure, however, to save The imported car industry has not shared fully If you return home your Virgin Islands in the automobile sales boom sweeping the coun- from a trip abroad after sales receipts. try. Several of the more aggressive importers Sept. 30, 1965, the cus- The "out of the United are out to improve their lot. toms inspector is still States 48 hours or Who will benefit? The car buyer, of course. going to allow a duty- more" regulation still Let's start with Volkswagen, the import lead- free exemption of $100 applies, but it, too, has er. The new Super-Beetle begins production in on goods bought on your an exception. On a va- Germany this month, and we can expect it will trip, but he will figure cation in Puerto Rico eventually be sold here. The Super-Beetle is aim- ,--, -,<• -•;• everything at retail val- you can hop over to St. ed at the car buyer who finds the regular Volks- ue. Until Oct. 1, the $100 Croix or St. Thomas for wagen sedan a bit underpowered at 34 horsepow- will be figured at whole- a few hours and return er. The new version — dubbed the 1300 model — Long a noted center for yacht chartering, two-day celebration in November marking the sale values, with $166 with $200 in merchan- Nelson's Dockyard at English Harbour on the will have a rated 40 horsepower that should mean restoration of the old British naval base. retail used as a rough dise, including a gallon better acceleration and higher sustained speeds. Caribbean island of Antigua will bustle with a "rule of thumb." of liquor, Volkswagen is entering the horsepower/speed And, the inspector Best way to handle the race, too, with its 1600 model. The 1600 will be As Hti¥@ns Froit§ Heat will expect you to have situation if you have a a fastback, described only as the "fastest car VW the sales receipts handy number of friends and has yet produced." or accept his judgement relatives who must be Then there's Renault. The neatly styled Cara- on the values. Also, he remembered with a gift velle has been cut in price by more than the will figure your liquor from your trip is to amount of the excise tax reduction. The Cara- Nothing Like the Mountains purchases as part of stick to gifts valued at velle has now been brought down very nearly into the $100 and will allow under $10 and mail them a price bracket where industry observers have, As havens from heat, a 1,200-mile long string ed during the summer about a mile down the you only one quart per from the point of pur- for years, thought it could compete successfully. there's nothing like of high retreats on which for less than $100 a week hill road from Straw- person. chase. Factory-financed dealerships are being set mountaintopsl enterprising bonifaces with maid service. No berry. They have only The old regulation There has been no up by Renault in a few places around the coun- Both tempers and have built resort hotels, meals are served, but a dozen rooms and a permitting infants and change in the U.S. Cus- try. The are called "model dealerships," The temperatures tumble to inns, lodges, clubs and the Lodge owners will few cottages and each teenagers names on li- toms regulation that idea in establishing them is to set an example — comfortable levels when guest houses that have get you an efficient lo- evening the place jumps quor allotments also is states: in both sales and service — for the rest of Ren- you amble up an alp. everything. That is, cal c o o k - laundress"- with activity, as King- being abolished. You'll "Persons abroad may ault's dealer organization. The "model dealer- Some of the world s everything except bea- maid-baby sitter at rea- ston's notables and vi- have to be 21 years old mail to persons resid- ships" will sell the Peugeot, as well as the Dau- best mountaintops for ches, but the beaches sonable rates. sitors from other hotels to be able tototeaquart. ing in the United States, phine, R-8 and Caravelle. fun and relaxation are are not too far away to Not too far away is come up to sample the As usual, duty-free without payment of dutyi British Motor Corporation, now indirectly in on the islands that be seen from mountain- Strawberry Hill, a de- haut cuisine. exemptions can be gifts valued at $10 or competition with Mustang, is throwing its promo- fringe the blue Carib- top" swimming pool pa- lightfully flower - bow- There are many oth- claimed only once every less." tional force behind 'two new models introduced bean Sea — the stepping tios. ered spot on a fertile ers — all fine spots to 30 days. This, too, is retail this year. One of them is the Mini-Moke, 10 feet stones that connect Jamaica has a num- mesa up near the clouds. sit out the hot weather Visitors to the U.S. value and gifts of li- long, and styled like an open-air jeep. Moke is North and South Amer- ber of interesting moun- Features include a of U.S. mainland cities- Virgin Islands (an ex- quor, perfume or to- British slang for donkey, underscoring the car's ica. Small as moun- tain resorts, mostly in swimming pool, a Cap- including The Stony Hill, cellent shopping spot, bacco are not permitted. availability for both work and play. On the East tains go — only picture the area around Kings- tain's Room for cock- once a favorite retreat incidentally) get a few On all goods in ex- Coast the Moke is being sold for about $1300. postcard size — they ton, capital of the newly tails, hundreds of of the late Errol Flynn, special breaks in the cess of the exempted BMC's other new model is the Princess R, a are blessed by the ev- independent country. brightly plumaged song- Shangri-La near Monte- new regulations. You amounts the regular sedan with a Rolls Royce engine. It costs more er-present and ever- One is Bamboo Lodge's birds to watch and rates go Bay and Buena Vista can bring into the Unit- customs duties will be than $6000. cool trade winds. Blue Mountain Chalets, as low as $7 and $8 at Port Antonio. ed States from the Vir- assessed. In coming months, you can look for other im- From Jamaica, only only a dozen miles from a day on the Continental Favorites of many are gin Islands one gallon Here's a suggestion ports to cut prices, introduce new models, and an hour out of Miami, Kingston but 2,400 feet Plan (with breakfast). the beautiful resorts of liquor without paying from the Customs in- expand their dealer organizations. A few im- down to Tobago, which above the city. Two bed- Strawberry Hill iSW no- that cling precariously duty — in addition to one spectors: porters may pull out of the U.S. if and when car is just a hop-skip-and room chalets with living ted dining spot. to the mountain sides of quart you might have "The new rules will sales taper off. But by and large, the weaklings jump from the South room, kitchenette and Also noted for dining Haiti, from Petionville purchased elsewhere on be rigidly enforced. have now been flushed out of the market; the American coast, there's patio porch can be rent- is Blue Mountain Inn, up to Kenscoff. Ibo Le- your trip. Paste them in your retrenchment is nearly complete. le, with its multi-level- The $100 exemption is passport folder, your Those imports that remain recognize that sales ed rooms, suites and suddenly doubled to $200 suit case or your hat!" will no longer walk in the door, as they did in the apartments surrounding when you step on Virgin late 1950'sa Now it is becoming necessary to go Lightner Museum Is Collection a blue pool; the plush Islands soil. Your pur- after new business. El Rancho; Villa Creo- chases can be part Vir- Coffee Flower le; Hotel Montana and gin Islands and part In recent testimony to Why Does several others feature elsewhere, as long as Is National Emblem Of Other Unique Collections Many nations have se- Congress, t h e Army SCHRAFFT'5 ! fine French food and no more than $100 is Corps of Engineers re- The Lightner Munici- the articles in this at- coins, currency, dolls, summer nights so cool purchased in the other lected flowers as their pal Exposition, a city- traction cover a wide the first collection of emblems, but some ported that $4.20 in ben- "Cocktail Hour" children's scrapbooks, you may want two blan- countries. Or, you can efits are being returned owned museum of .St. range. Included,for ex- kets. buy $200 worth of goods seem to have been more Last Two Hours? Augustine, Florida, is a ample, are Stafford- musical instruments, down-to-earth than oth- to Florida for every dol- (All Drinks ore 48* from rare grouping of inter- shire blue sourvenir and the list goes on and ers. The national flow- lar spent to build the 4:00 fo 6;00 P.M. on. works of the Central and Free Hors d'oouvres tool) esting and unique col- plates, fans, a quilt er of El Salvador, for U.S. 1 in Boca Raton lections. made by Mrs. A. Lin- Some lean toward the example, is the white Southern Florida Flood Founded by the late coln, over 3,000 buttons lighter side., like the flower of the coffee tree Control Project. Otto C. Lightner, once including President i a 1 speak-easy tadmittance described as "a col- and military samples, cards, while others are lector of collections." salt and pepper shakers, awe-inspiring, like rep- licas of the Old World crown jewels. "To be without a hob- by is to miss some of life's greatest plea- I GOOFED CELEBRATION sures," once stated the founder of Lightner Mu- WEE GAYT'S: Not only did I sli p, but i goofed. My Dutch an- nicipal Exposition, and through the efforts of cestors are just as disappointed as you are that I haven't those presently govern- lived up to the Penna. Dutch Policy of WONDERFUL GOOD 35 YEARS OF ing this fine St. Augus- tine attraction, these FOOD, with the BEST IN SERVICE. However, thanks to you, TRAVEL EXPERIENCE "great pleasures" have Guarantees Satisfaction been preserved, creat- my local friends with your fine constructive criticism and the ing a museum which prodding of my ancestors, I can NOW hold ray head high and For ail your Travel Needs call houses vast and excit- ing hobbies, without '<3. ' shout "OURS IS WONDERFUL GOOD FOOD." "THE 395-5722 parallel in the entire SERVICE IS BEST." To prove my point I want you to enjoy. Royal Palm Plaza Boca Raton world.

Authorized Agents $ ALL YOU CARE TO EAT For All Airlines Steamship Lines & 1 COUNTRY DINNER four Companies AGENCY Barking a friendly "hello" to visitors, this frisky otter prepares to join his friends in the (#) SERVING BOCA RATOK SINCE 1948 Otter Village at Homosassa Springs, outstanding S AIRLINES] Florida attraction. The playful antics of the CHICKEN FISH FILLET M 25 STEAMSHIP LiNESl otters as they maneuver about their pool make them favorites with visitors. MEAT LOAF All on on* plotter* plus Baby June Peas, French Fries and our own baked bread with applebutter- and to top it off—beverage and on ice crecm sundae (or one of our dinner ALL desserts) TICKETS ISSUED HERE AT PFFICIAl RATES Lou and Opal Riky C*j DUTCH PANTRY. Welcome You WHS*£ tOOD MAKfS 2140 N. Federal Hwy. Boca Raton Gkrh (Winers dial Come Qnce'f and Eat fill It's All 395-1414 •UNITED STATIS & NEW LOCATION FOREIGN TOWN HOUSE 700 E. PALMETTO PARK ROAD Served daily noon to 9 P. M. (EAST OF BRIDGE) WE CAN HANDLE ALL Restaurant & Lounge WE KNOW BECAUSE WE GO! YOUR TRAVEL PLANS 395-7454 1701 N. Federal Hwy. 399-6946 ERIN V. GARDNER - JOAN M. EVANS MEMBER - CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Boca Raton IDA August 22,1965 BOCA>RATON .NEWS . | Meet the } Like Mean, I Coaching Staff | Man

Backfield Coach Bob Maxson isn't really as mean as he appears in this picture. Or is he? At any rate, "wave drill" was part of the procedure this week as the Boca Raton Bobcats went into their first week of practice.

Only 28 Players at Early Practice Depth Will Be Biggest Problem for '65 Bobcats "Our biggest problem their belts and have had squad of 28 men out and more boys will come out the boys practice but of school, I think it will this season will be a chance to see what they this is going to limit for the team with the ''after that we won't be provide a little incentive Harold D. Hazel wood depth," head football will be working with to us severely when we beginning of school Aug. looking for company. We and more school Coach Harold Hazel- make up the Bobcat foot- start playing our tough 30 but Hazelwood was expect to go into plays spirit," the coach add- A native of DeFuniak football team as a cen- ed. Springs, Fla., Harold ter. wood said yesterday. ball squad this year. schedule next month," quite disappointed with and I don't want too many Hazelwood is the ath- Coach Hazelwood has The coach with his "As of Thursday he added. pre-season turnout. "I strangers around." Monday morning, the letic director at Boca been in the business for assistants, have one morning, we only had a Two, possibly three know there will be a lot The first scrimmage squad will go into twice- Raton High School and 15 years. He coached at week of practice under of boys going to school or intra-squad game has a-day practice ses- will be head football Bradford County for 4 who could make the tentatively been set for sions. They will be in coach for the Bobcats. years, 9 at Duval and 1 team. But we just can't Sept. 10, one week be- pads in the morning and Hazelwood received year in Palm Beach. get them interested in before the first game. shorts in the afternoon. his bachelor's and mas- He is married and J. Welch football." It will be played on Bob- Also Monday morn- ter's degrees from the has three daughters, Hazelwood's biggest cat Field providing the ing, at 9 o'clock, pre- University of Florida, Charlotte, 15, LaNora, weakness this season new lights are in place. season team and action completing his educa- 12, and Sharon, 9. will be in the line. "If we have that field pictures will be taken tion there in I960. While Is Low Weights are small and, ready to go the first day in full uniform. attending college he He served in the U.S. numerically, he'll be played four years on the Navy from 1942 to 1945. hurting when it comes to two platooning. Boca Jets Plan Two Teams, In Pars Primarily, the ends Ladies of the Royal will be weak. This 60 Out for First Practice Palm Women's Golf As- week only three boys sociation were shooting Fish and Fisher were out for the posi- More than 60 midget go into pads for the first for the most pars in tions. football players were'on time Monday night when tournament play Thurs- Eleven - year - old half pounds, the other "We've had very good hand Thursday night as they meet for practice day, according to publi- Mark Hogue topped the 15 and one-half pounds. spirit," the coach said, the Boca Jets held their at 6:30. city director Sue Bless- list of fishermen this Mrs, Helen Baker of "The boys are moving first week of football ing. week with his catch of a Lake Drive apparently a lot better than they practice. Local fans will see The tourney had the- 47-pound wahoo. The ran into a large school ever have in the past Head Coach Dave double this year. The imposing name of "most fish tipped the scales of dolphin Monday. at this time of the year. Franks said he only has Boca Jets will have z pars, with full handicap, at just 7 pounds over When the heat of battle It's kind of early to roll five first stringers back miniature edition this in classes." the line test which was had died down, she had out there for practice from last year and two of season in the -95-pound Jobey Welch, whose rated at 40 pounds. boated 60 of the blue- at 7 o'clock in the morn- them are overweight and class. They will be name appears quite of- Most interesting fact green fish. ing, but we have a little may not make it. "How- called the Jet Juniors. ten in the top golfers, about the catch was the The party of three had opportunity period after ever, we have a lot of Ed Sidewand and Bill Harry Uenson Bob Maxson won the Class A event size. It measured 4 feet a total of 140 dolphin in practice for those who good prospects for the Hood will handle coach- Beginning his sixth A product of the state with 12 pars to her cre- and 11 inches. Mark al- their boat when they think about being late." squad this season and ing of the termites. Dr. year in Boca Raton is of Arkansas is Bob Max- dit over the 18-hole so is 4 feet and 11 in- came back off the ocean, Hazelwood said fans our opponents will know Bob Williams will act as Harry Benson. Last son, who will be head course. ches tall. Out at Loxahatchee, are welcome next week we were there/' he said. Franks' assistant with year he took his base- basketball coach and as- Nancy Raymond was- Tommy Green hit the reports of three to eight to come out and watch The little fellows will the Jets. ball team all the way to sistant varsity football n't far off the lead as jackpot again this week, pound bass are still the state championship, coach at Boca Raton she posted a score of landing seven big fish. coming in every day. Benson was born and High School this season. 11 to take second place Monday, off Juno Pier, Manager Art Swanson look for Tough Club raised at Delray and at- In football he will as- honors. he caught four snook that said the big fresh wa- tended Seacrest High sist in the_ backfield. In Class B competi- tipped the scales be- ter fish are being taken School there. He major- He is a graduate of tion, Margaret Smith tween 15 and 20 pounds in the canals on large Scots Have Eight Lettermen Back ed in physical education Desha Central High had an 11 for first and each. Tuesday night, shiners and in the grass at the University of Flo- School and A&M Col- fishing off Palmetto Pk. flats on weedless artifi- who were regulars last Marian Richardson tied bridge, Tom caught a cials. St. Andrew's* School Oct. 8 - Boca Raton rida. lege, both of Arkansas. with Seville Beegle for for Boys expects to field season. They include High, at the High School, Before the Boca Ra- No newcomer to the tarpon he estimated to Largest fish this week Jim Waters, back; Bill second. They both shot weigh 15 pounds. He was tipped the scales at an "a pretty tough" ball 8 p.m. ton High School opened State of Florida, Max- 10 pars. club this year, accord- Campbell, end; Jim Mil- Oct. 16 - Florida Air he taught at J.C. Mit- son was at Pahokee for using live shrimp. The even eight pounds. It ler, guard, and Jim In Class C, Mary Oli- silver sides was return- was caught by a Fort ing to newly-appointed Academy, at Melbourne, chell Junior High, He seven years as assistant ver was tops with a nine. athletic director and Smith, right tackle. 2 p.m. has coached football, football coach- and head ed to the water. Lauderdale man. Doris Mathews and Fran Wednesday morning, Sunday and Monday, head football coach The Scots will play basketball and base- basketball coach. Fitzgerald each had se- James Davis. a longer schedule this Oct. 22 - Open. ball. Residing at 700 N.W. fishing in Boca Raton Sept. 6 and 7, the Sem- Oct. 30 - Plantation, ven for a tie. inole Chapter of the Iz- Davis said yesterday season, with nine op- Again this year he will 7th St., Maxson is mar- About 20 players lake with plugs, Green ponents signed up. Big here, 2:30 p.m. caught a 12 and 15-pound aak Walton League of he will have eight let- Nov. 6 - Mary Imma- be head JV football ried and has one son, made the rounds in com- termen returning for game in Boca Raton will coach and head baseball 13 months old. petition. snook. America will sponsor be the Scot-Bobcat City culate, at Key West, 8 Bill Nahrstedt also all day chicken and rib opening practice Sun- p.m. coach. He also will teacli In addition to his day, Sept. 5. Championship tilt set driver education and coaching duties he will fished at Juno Pier Mon- barbeques. They will Nov. 12 - Nova High be held in the picnic area Thirty-five boys have for October 8th. eighth grade science. teach American history. day morning and didn't The full schedule is School, at Me Arthur come home empty-han- at Loxahatchee and the signed the register to Stadium, 8 p.m. Sicard public is invited to at- play football so far and as follows: ded. He fought and suc- Sept. 25 - Melbourne Nov. 18 - Pine Crest, cessfully landed two tend. Davis expects to field a there, 3 p.m. nice snook. They weigh- For the uninformed, team of 40 to 45 men. Central Catholic, here, ed 15 and 20 pounds. Izaak Walton was repu- On the returning list 2:30 p.m. Nov. 23 - Fort Pierce Wins at Adolph Cohn used a ted to be the greatest will be four senior let- Oct. 2 -CardinalGib- Central Catholic, here, white feather at the In- fisherman of all times termen who will probab- bons, here, 2.-30 p.m. 3 p.m. let recently and it paid and many clubs through- ly be the backbone of V. Park off. He caught two snook. out America bear his the team. They include One was 13 and one- name. Mel Riley, end; Rocky WATCH FOR OPENING SOON ! Lillian Sicard took Campbell, Jim Davis first flite honors with a and Lee Mueller, all The Unsurpassed score of 34 as Univer- backfield men. sity Park Women hit the Davis will also have MARYLAND FRIED CHICKEN big 18 Thursday morn- four juniors on the squad 290 N. Federal - Boca Raton ing. Ruby Clark and Nel- lie McCook tried to beat Don Sellers Charlie P. Bennett the leader but fell one The only northerner The only eligible stroke short as they tied on the Boca High coach- bachelor on the Boca for second with scores Raton High School of 35. Ruth Knoebber BOCA KEYES ing staff this year is Don Sellers, who hails coaching roster is had a firm hold on third from Barberton, Ohio, Charlie P. Bennett, aged position with a 36. He will be a football as- 33. In the second flite, NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION.' sistant as line coach His home town is Fran Gooch came in with and will be head swim- Waresboro, Ga. Attend- the low score of 32. Way ming epach. ing Southern Georgia out in front of her near- Sellers was graduat- College for two years, est competition, she was Waterfront Condominiums ed from Barberton High he received his B.S. in two strokes up on Mol- School and is a graduate health and physical ed- lie Davis who posted a of Florida State Univer- ucation from Georgia 34 for second. Pansy For Occupancy Early Autumn sity. Southern College in Glenn shot the round in He has been in the Statesboro, 35. coaching business for During his college Play for the day was four years. One year of years, lie played two even holes with half han- Priced from */) 7\ 7%JU that time was with the years of junior basket- dicap and 24 women Junior High School in ball. were on the course. For Additional Information Broxton, Ga., and two His second year at Thursday's round al- years as assistant Boca Raton, Bennett will so counted as part of freshman coach under be head track coach, JV the summer tournament Call or Visit Charlie Laprad at FSU. basketball coach and which will see a cham- Sellers in married to will assist with football pion named soon. and baseball. the former Patricia Mc- The New York Mets CONSTRUCTION CO. INC. Murtry of West Palm A veteran of four years in the United beat Houston's Colts Beach and has two boys. (now Astros) seven He will teach indus- States Air Force, he has had seven years ex- times in nine 1964 ZM trial arts. om perience coaching track games at Shea Stadium. In Houston the Mets won 712 Glouchester Street • P. O< Box 1269 Your Rental Guide and basketball. Six only two out of nine as In Our Columns Daily years were in Homer- the rivals split their 18. ville, Ga.. Mark Hogue and catch. Boca Raton, Florida Telephone 399-6020 Pumps Move Lots of Water Where The Action Is .... Experiment a Success Lake Okeechobee during Preliminary figures National Park if condi- into the conservation the test period. Mr. Dail from a test pumping ex- tions permit and if it areas represents the lo- stated that no accurate periment conducted by is financially feasible. cal run-off from the ag- estimates can be made ricultural area pumped the Central and Southern During the 108 hour concerning the effect on Florida Flood Control through the four canals, stages in the conserva- experiment some 30,000 plus the amount of wa- i # District show that dur- acre feet of water was tion areas. However, ing 108 hours of pump- ter seeping through the stages in Conseryation removed per second canals from ground wa- ing, the FCD moved through the West Palm Area 3, located in Dade nearly ten billion gal- ter stages in the agri- and Broward Counties, Beach, Hillsboro, North cultural area. lons of water (or en- New River and Miami have been rising during ough to supply the wa- Conclusions to be the past month. Canals into Conserva- drawn from the experi- ter needs for all in- tion Areas 1, 2 and 3. dustrial, commercial ment will be presented Unit cost of removal of to the FCD Governing and residential needs this water from Lake of the entire state of Board and the Corps of Okeechobee by Pump- Engineers for their con- Florida for nearly ing Stations 5A, 6, 7 a month) from Lake sideration and possible and 8 was approximate- action, according to G, Okeechobee into the ly $.55 per acre foot or District's conservation E. Dail, Jr., Executive an overall cost of $16,- Director. areas. 500. Figures of the experi- The experiment was ment - while still in- During the test period conducted after the complete - indicate that nearly 60,000 acre feet Corps of Engineers re- under certain condi- of water was passed quested the District to conduct the experiment tions, the FCD is capa- through the conserva- BOCA RATON NEWS ble of moving vast tion areas by way of the if the level of Lake amounts of water from four pumping stations. Okeechobee could be August 22, 1965 11A the Lake into the con- The difference in the lowered by this method servation areas and ul- volume removed from rather than by discharg- timately to Everglades the Lakp and that placed ing to tide water as has been accomplished in the past. The Corps of Engineers currently is Annette Funicelio making a study of the Mickey Rooney Korner water needs of central Brian Donlevv and southern Florida that not only includes the "How to Stuff a Everglades National Pk. but all residents, agri- WILD BIKINI' culture and industry of south and central Flori- AMI .COLOR da. FEATURE TIMES Results of the test 2i 25wli2Qi5tS5.7t50.9i50 Club finished in second indicate that approxi- ROCKING CHAIR University Lanes late place. mately three - fourths SMOKING LOGE president, Ben Booke, inch was removed from was honored by being Twenty members of selected as a member of the North Broward Wel- the Hall of Fame by the come Wagon Club met \oui Ikuthofiicd _S~

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A little less .strenuouB is the pitchout play going from Rick King to Bob Rice 12A August 22,1965 BOCA RATON NEWS Merchandise for Sale B Merchandise for Sale Personals Lost and Found Instructions-Tutoring • Services Available Two Teams Tied for First ALUMINUM AWNINGS Aluminum Products Inc, SINGERS Wanted for Found Chihuahua dog. TIC TOC CHILD CARE- MB. BUSINESSMAN Hurricane Panels "Cadillac" Storm Pan- Church, Good Opportun- May claim by proper NURSERY & Did you know that you Save $$$ Buy direct els & Awnings. 699 SW ity. Call 395-0246. identification. 395-6480. KINDERGARTEN could go into 5,000 local In Twilight Golf League from Factory Repre- 2 Ave.Ft.Laud. 523-7568 HENDERSON FUNERAL Help Wanted Female 273 N.W. 15th St. homes every week 13 sentative. Call 395-2242 Service & Ambulance times for $8.84. This HOUSEWIVES, in your Boca Raton 395-5440 With only one week Boca Building Care for free estimate. Bicycles & Motorcycles Service 441 S. Fed. MUSIC LESSONS $8.84 buys a 4 line knocked Granolux, Inc. Deerfield Beach, 399- spare time, make that "Salesman" in the Boca left In the summer SINGER •64 HONDA 90-Scooter extra Money. Introduce Professional instruc- schedule, two teams of out of first place this SLANT-O-MATIC very low mi. $250. Call 655.5, __ tors. Guitar, piano, ori- Raton News. No better week and now holds a two to your friends, a Spec- "Salesman" in town. the Boca Raton Hotel Zig Zag Sewing Machine, 395-2295. "WHY RENT. A TV tacular new item, for gan, drums, clarinet, Twilight League are point edge. They are out 2 yrs old. Monograms, Perfect TV in Boca Ra- saxophone, trumpet, Call Boca Raton 395- in front 108 to 106. '63 HONDA 50 Going house protection. Apply 5121 or from Ft. Lau- battling for a first place Sews on Buttons, em- ton will put a new 19" between 8 & 5 any day. trombone, tuba. Don Montgomery away to college. Must Portable in your home THE MUSIC CENTER derdale 399-6719. Ruth win, broiders, makes many Sell. 395-1645. 435 Palmetto Park Rd. Vann. Trucking, who had been fancy designs. Need re- for as little as $2.50 136 Boca Raton Road '64 Honda, Engine just Boca Raton. A.B.C. "~ way down the line, came sponsible party to take per wk. Secretary for Ar- 395-3530. Riehle Attends surging to the top and payments of $10.10 per completely rebuilt. Like 40 N. Fed. Hwy., Boca FERN HALL Private The handy man new $400. 395-2944. chitect's office Typing Carpentry & House stood in third place when mo. or Cash Balance of 305-0782 & Shorthand experience School. Enroll now for Audiovisual Meet the roll was counted. $79.60. Will take trade. VESPA MOTOR HARMONY HILL Re- necessary 395-0520. fall term, starting Aug. Repairs They had 95 points to Call Credit Manager SCOOTER $50. 395-2944 tirement Hotel, N.W. 21 Alterations Experienc- 31, Nursery thru High 395-2519 Hal F. Riehle, direc- their credit. Another 583-4132 for free home Plants, Trees, Sod Ave. 1 block S. of Oak- ed, High class Dress School. Transportation team coming up from land Pk. Blvd. Only provided to Pompano. tor, learning laborator- demonstration, no obli- PALM trees $1. ft. Shop, year round. 395- Custom cafiinets ies, Florida Atlantic far down the line was gation. Scrubs, all varieties at $37,50 wk up includes Small classes, 325 SE 4930. 9 St. JA2-2014. and Millwork University, was among Vincent's Music Cen- WE BUY & SELL cost. Egg rock, $1.50 room, meals, transpor- 69 audio-visual spec- ter. They occupied tation, phone, maid, Cleaning Woman wanted Free estimates Good, Clean, Used Home bu. delivered & planted. West Boca. Own Trans- KINDERGARTEN 535 N.W. 28th St. ialists from the United fourth in a tie withWal- Furnishings, Try us 395-3688. T.V., Washer, Dryer, Boca Raton Profes- States, Puerto Rico and dron Motors at 92 Newspaper & Shuffle- portation. Steady twice 395-2260 First. ORCHIDS FOR SALE weekly. Write Boca Ra- sional Kindergarten, EVERYTHING IN GLASS Canada presently parti- points. Call 942-1042 board. Call Ft. Lauder- OPENING SEPTEMBER cipating in an Hth an- Low scores posted by Wide selection of dale. 581-1877. ton News, Box #A-14, J.G. "JOE" ROTH DUKE blooming size quality Boca Raton. ages 4 & 5, Registra- Table tops & Mirrors nual audiovisual leader- individuals for the week tion 9 A.M. - 12 Noon ship conference at Iowa resulted in a three-way HOME FURNISHINGS plants at low prices. Help Wanted Nursery teacher for day Store fronts & auto glass Lakeside Laboratory on 2301 North Dixie Hwy. Private collection. Counter Workers Need- school. Under 45. 5 Weekdays. Hampshire 61 N.W. 7th St., Boca tie at 39. They were House, 1150 SW 2nd Ave. Lake Okoboji near Mil- Farris Campbell, Frank Pompano Beach^ 3210 Norfolk St., Pom- ed, 20 to 35 yrs. of age. mornings 8 to 12. Call: 305-0311 ford. Kay and Murray Fas- Buy Sell Trade sano. 941-4959. Pleasant, Neat, Steady, 399-1321. Boca Raton, Apt. 11. Painting repair work - Furn. Restaurant & Bar Apply: 9 to 11: 2 to 4:30 Phone 395-0908 Mrs. finest of its kind. 5 yr. T h e conference is tier. CHRISTMAS SELLING Eugenie M. Viquesney. Team standings were Equip. & What have you. 3 Male Dachshund pups, JOLLY BURGER Season will soon be roof coating SNOWCAP aimed at furthering the 399-5428. role of educational as follows.- Pompano Trading Post AKC black and tan, now 865 N. Federal Highway here. Prepare now for Alterations Boca Building Care 108 1108 Hammondville Rd. $45. Call 942-5342.. Boca Raton large profits selling Quality Alterations, fast Screens k Awnings media in schools and Pompano 933-1241 New & Repairs. colleges by analyzing Granolux, Inc. 106 FOR STUD SERVICE Help Wanted Male beautiful AvonGifts. service. Polly Kappler, Write: Peggy Langan, BOCA SCREEN problems facing the use Montgomery Truck. 95 Fender Bandmaster White toy poodle. 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The conference is Boca Plumbing 84 fretless wonder neck - 399-1981. permanent, full time Year round steady Job wide lapels made nar- 1st Bank & Trust 81 with case. $275 new, sell to right person. Write row, Bartin & Miller's EXTERMINATING sponsored by The Uni- Beautiful Shaded Silver year round salaried re- Termites Swarming? versity of Iowa Division Benson Realty 81 for $200. Used approx. Persian Male Kittens. 9 tail sales position which to Boca Raton News, Cleaners & Laundry, Mitchell & Sons 81 one year. Sell separate Box A-12 - Boca Raton. 2600 N. Dixie Hwy. at 5 Armour Spray Service of Extension and Uni- wks old. Call before noon could lead to future ad- Boca Raton 395-2125 versity Services and its Mackey Printing 79 or both for $550. Vin- or aft. 6 p.m. 395-0288. vancement to manageri- Automotive Bookkeeper Points, Wilton Manors, Roycraft Coach 79 cent Music Center. receptionist.Experienc- PAINTING BY CARVER Audiovisual Center, in ENGLISH SETTER Pup- al, administrative, or LO 6-4314. A must for every home cooperation with the De- The Fumblers 78 395-7333. contractor sales, posi- ed General office. 5 DREbSMAKING & pies AKC. Fair price. days. 8 to 5: Write: P.O. Owner. Quotations with- partment of Audiovisual Supreme Auto Body 73 Man's Golf Clubs H&B 523-2165 Ft. Laud. tion with Florida's larg- ORIGINAL DESIGNING out obligations. 395- Boca National Bank 70 power built, 1, 3, 4, 5 Box 1125, Delray Beach, and Ensemble . . . 395- Instruction of the Na- Boats for Sale est and ever growing re- 0688, . . tional Education Asso- Lew Montgomery 69 woods. Like new cost tail lumber company, 5- Fla. 7160. Day Realty Co. 66 $106. Sell $50. including 24' Cabin Cruiser 1961 Alterations & Dress- CARS PAINTED, Re- ciation. 1/2 day week $75. to $80. Situations Wonted built. Insurance work The conference clo- Boca Nursery 60 bag. 399-0401. Volvo inboard, outboard to start and excellent Woman wishes General making. Reasonable. Paradise, Inc. 52 Beige & Gold, 2 pc. motor. Sleeps 5. Flying 395-5464. invited. Free estimates, sed Thursday Aug. 19. employee benefits. Ap- House wqrk, Steady, Re- Leblanc Body & Fender Boca Raton Hotel 51 Sectional Sofa with Slip Bridge. Very good con- ply 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. liable, Good Reference, Boca Raton Laundry 46 Cover, Corner Table & dition. $1800. 278-.Q017. Services Available Shop, 113 NW 16th St., LINDSLEY LUMBER Co. 395-4163. WANTED Boca Raton- 395-3407, Garry's Sport Shop 44 2 End tables, glass top 18' Glass Covered Out- 1850 N. Fed. Hwy. Part time maid, or Day Boca Taxi Co. 29 Home owners that are coffee table. Good cond. Board boat in excellent Boca Raton Work or Baby Sitting. dissatisfied with pres- To Place A Clement Gift Shop 9 395-3749. shape, all rigged for SEMI RETIRED? Call 276-7524. ent Pool Service. UNI- Classified Ad Metal Utility Cabinets, fishing outrigger, heavy Are you bored with re- Instructions-Tutoring VERSITY POOLS will Phone 395-5121 Wardrobe Base Cabi- duty gator trailer. 50 tirement? Showing our clean and Treat your nets, Broom Cabinets A Pre School Prepara- HP Johnson outboard. product can be fun - will tory class limited to 4 Pool. Twice Weekly up RICHARDS FURNITURE 395-2944 be lucrative, and finan- year olds beginning in to 15x30 for only $22.50 REPAIR Classified 3749 N. Fed. Hwy. Autos for Sale cially beneficial. Apply Sept. & meeting 3 morn- per month. Call us now ALL MAKES Pompano WH1-0617 '62 V.W. Red 2 dr. new between 8 Sk 5 any day. ings per week. This is at no obligation. Boca PATIO STEPPINC tires & Battery, Plus 435 Palmetto Park Rd., not a Day care enter. Raton 395-0121 - W.P. SEWING STONES, will install. Plug in Air Cooler. Boca Raton. Inquiries welcome & Beach 683-3905. Ads Over 200 pre-cast con- Completely overhauled Summary will be sent MACHINES crete items stocked. Retired or Semi-retired Al cond. $1095. Phone Draftsman, Part or full upon request. Phone Line Kates 30* Products, work gua- 395-4110 or 395-4420. ROOFS Reasonable Prices per line time. Call TE 3-4654 395-2096. "Both the safety belt ranteed. Delray Con- '59 Ford 2 door, Radio PRESSURE CLEANED CALL Minimum $lo20 crete Prod. Co. CR 6- Collect. W.P.-B. CULTURAL ARTS CEN- SATISFACTORY WORK and car.you got in the per insertion & Heater, Good condi- TER, Ballet, arts, 4489, 2 blksW. Seaboard tion, Good Body, Paint HELP WANTED MALE Licensed and Insured JIM STUURMANS Want Ads — came RR off Atlantic Ave. crafts, sports, & regu- CALL GREEN through without a & Tires. One owner. THREE BCYS WANTED lar Kindergarten, Ft. scratch!" Ad Deadline Reed Custom made Di- $445. 395-3782. 395-7129 nette upholstered seat BETWEEN THE AGES OF Laud. 566-8202. 399-1734 THURSDAY & backs. 395-0474. 1955 CADILLAC Coupe, 17 THRU 19 YEARS OLD PRIVATE School-Reg- EDITION good condition. Cash FOR PART TIME WORK. ister now for fall class, Wednesdays, 11:30 a.m. SINGER 175. Ft. Laud. LU 3-7494 MUST BE ABLE TO WORK limited 10 per group, NOTICE or PUBLIC HEARING V Grades 5 thru 9. Ft. BUTLER MOTORS SUNDAY DIAL-O-MATIC 58 BSA all Race, Bad LATE WED. & SAT. The following Ordinance was Like new condition. Sell Transmission. Will Sa- Laud. 565-2739. POMPANO STUDEBAKER introduced nt a Meeting of the EDITION for over $340. new. This AFTERNOONS. MUST "GUITAR LESSONS"" City Council held on August Fridays 12 Noon crifice. Call 395-0179. HAVE DRIVER'S LICENSE 10th, 1965. machine Monograms, '64 ECONOLINE Van All phases of Guitar A PUIUJC HEARING will be Embroideries, makes SEE MYRON YELVERTON Playing Taught by Pro- CLEAN CARS held on thlH Ordinance at 7-30 Truck, excellent condi- AT THE BOCA RATON P.M. on AuguHt 31st, 1%5, inthu Button Holes, Sews on tion. Phone 942-3536. fessional- Council Room at City Hall, at Buttons, Blind Hems, ESTATE SETTLEMENT NEWS - 34 SE 2ND ST. Johnny Manecke which time the City Council PHONE 395-5121. 3Q5-7333 PRICED BELOW RETAIL will conttldcr thi« Ordinance. and Many -Fancy De- '61 Electra 225 Buick. Jacob Ileidt signs. A responsible White 4 door hardtop. '61 OLDSMOBItE 98 Town Sedan, white, Jacob Heidt, City Clerk party can make 7 pay- Full Power with fac- ORDINANCE NO. ments of $9.90 or pay DELRAY Automatic Trans. Power steering, AN ORDINANCE OF TTuTTTlTY tory air. Low mileage, Power Brakes, Radio, heater, Factory OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA, Balance of $69.30. No new tires. 30 day 1,000 AMENDING THE CODE OF Red Tape for free Home PET and GROOMING Air. (one Owner). ORDINANCES OF THECITY OF inspection Call 582-7655 mile-full guarantee. Will BOCA RATON, BY REVISING FOR TOP finance with local bank REDUCED TO $1295 SECTION 2-21, PERTAINING Lake Worth Collect. No Obligation. with $250 down. 24 GROOMING - ALL BREEDS TO PURCHASE OF SUPPLIES RESULTS— monthly payments of SALES and SERVICE AND MATERIALS. Quality Rugs & Carpet- Section 1. The Codu of Ordi- $45. Call Finance Mgr. * BATHING * DIPPING OPEN 8:30 to 9:00 nances of the City of Boca Ra- ing Custom Made Dra- Mickey Lorenz, 943- ton IK hereby amended by re- peries. Slip covers. Re- vising Sec. 2-21, and said Sec, 395-5121 0225. DONALD KRUEGER Pick Up 208 S. Federal Hwy. Pompano Beach 2-21 shall read as follows: Upholstering. Atlantic Personals "Sec. 2-21. Purchases of Merchandise for Sale Rug Co. 3305 N. Fed. supplies and materials re- (Shoppers Haven) Pom- I will drive your car to CR 8-1191 and Deliver 941-6157 941-6156 quired by City. BARGAINS - BARGAINS N.Y. or Share driving All purchases of the City Used furniture, clothing, pano WH1-1657 Boca Nhall be based upon com- Store 78 S. Fed. Hwy. expenses 1st wk in Sept. petitive bidding as far as books, doors, clocks, Boca Raton 395-3717. College sophomore. possible. auto tires, bedding & JAYLISS the most mo- 395-1753 aft. 5- PM. GUARANTEE USED CARS All purchases over one other items. For Sale Ride Wanted to Palm thousand ($1,000.00) Dol- at: Palm Beach Faith dern & Decorative room '63 BUICK Riveria, Beautiful Blue, lars shall he by award of divider ikpassthroughs. Beach Jr. College, Air Condition. Perfect Car. $2895 fontraet by the City Coun- Farm, 1/2 mi. N. of From Boca. Share ex- AUTO REPAIRS 26 dif . styles & colors, cil. The said award of con- Boynton Rd. on Hwy, penses. 395-1556. '59 CADILLAC Fieetwood. 4 dr. Deep tract shall he haued upon No.441. Phone 732-6681, to blend with any Decor. * Sea Green, Looks & Runs formal .sealed bids unless 39-9-2811. $1295 the City Manager recorn- Air Conditioner. AMC CASH for your like new. A!R-Naturally. mendH in writing to the City ixcellent Condition $80. TREAT rugs right, ORIENTAL or WE SERVICE '64 CHEVROLET Impala 2 door, lit. Aqua, Council that it is clearly they'll be a delight if CHINESE RUGS ALL MAKES «H VIIITRUUI L(jw Mj to the advantage of the City 278-3708. cleaned with Blue with Air, $2595 to purchase without formal HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR Corvctte Artic Wnite vv1tl1 Healed bids." Lustre. Rent electric OLD OR NEW ORIENTALS Model home furnishings Shampooer $1. Belzer's '62 CHEVROLET > WH 1-7046 Black. New Tires. Excep- Publish August 22nd, 1965 - Quality Items - Priced Hardware Co. r Complete Auto Repairs—; tionally nice. $2395 l-'urnltth Proof of Publication. to sell - 133 N.W. 10th '64 FORD Galaxie 4 Dr. M.'ng Red with Ave. 1 to 5 daily. White Top, Air, Like new, $2495 Use the Classifieds * Air Condition Starliner HT perfect me- '61 FORD chanical Fire engine Red, USED LAWN MOWERS LAWN MOWERS * Paint & Body Work Real Sturdy, Sporty 2nd ANCHOR I Car. $1095 Bert & notary Type ROTOTILLEU & Lawn from $20. Verti cutting machines- * Motor Tune Up '61 T BIRD Diamond Blue, Air, a beauti- Bclzur Hardware Co. FOR RENT ROOFING | ful Luxury Car with appoint- 3198 N. Vi-d. Hw,v. Uelzer Hardware Co. * Brakes Retined ment, $1595 3198 N. Fed. Hwy. COMPANY :•:• Boca Raton, Flu. * Muffler Service '61 fllDI 98 4 Dr< Holiday Metallic Boca Raton, Fla. DEERFIELD BEACH, FLA. if v i uiyj Bronze. Luxury Interior, DIVISION OF RAYMOND W. BOGGS, INC. $ ALL WORK GUARANTEED One Owner, in Unique Condition. S1395 a on ESTABLISHED 1945 :•:• '63 PLYMOUTH W f? . A«r, Pure White, * 24 HOUR SERVICE Immaculate all thru. $1295 '61 CHEVROLET2 *>r. R*al nice car. * PRIVATE INVESTIGATION • RE-ROOFING | Ol wntfKULCI econon)ica, Transportation. Don't be afraid of this one. $1095 * Licensed & Bonded and $• LIGHTHOUSE SEE US LAST -FOR THE BEST MERCHANT POLICE PATROL CARS • REPAIRS ] WE BUY CLEAN CARS 24 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE $ Auto Repair Center Alliance Detective Bureau Gutters & Water Controls | 1941 N.i. 34th Court EASY 110 E. Palmetto Pk. 521 Lake Ave. BANK Pompano Seech MOTORS CREDIT Boca Raton, Ha. Lake Worth, Fla. 1 f»HONE 399-5616 j | Phone 943-0555 5810 N. Federal Hwy. F). Lau derdale Jus! South of Pompano Beach 395-6562 562-5058 QUALITY AT FAIR PRICE | FREE PICK-UP & DELIVERY BOCA RATON NEWS August 22,1965 13A Services Available Stores for Rent Homes for Sale Homes for Sole Homes for Sole Homes for Sale PAULS AUTO BODY k COLONIAL APTS. LAUNDER- MAT year 18 x-45 Near FAU OWNER MUST SELL HOUSE FOR SALE Owner Leaving Town, 4 bedroomsobaths, also PAINT SHOP Unfurnished one bedrm round, good location 395-1183 Spacious 3/2, Dble car- DELRAY BEACH bedroom 2 bath Living & 3 bedroom 2 baths in Colonial Home, 5 br. Lake Floresta Park Dupont Paint 4 Coats apt. GE Appliances and $3500. Delray Days Real Estate port - full draperies, Dining area. Electric Baked enamel, 418 S. A/C. Yearly lease req'd. 276-6898. some carpeting, sprink- 3 ba. lge. liv. rm. se- kitchen, utility tubs & 399-5922 395-1183 Corner SW 4th Ave. & For Rent or Sale parate din. rm; lg. kit- storage closets, carport $14,900. Sacrifice, Spa- "H" St. Lake Worth. Income Property 3 bedroom 2~b~atEs, un- ler system - FHA or 585-6220. SW 8th St. Boca. Ownei LIGHTHOUSE POINT, Conventional. Low Down chen, storage & cabi- & large screened patio. cious 3/2, Electric Kit- SINKING FLOORS or 395-1899. POMPANO furnished, Reasonable. payment. 399-3176. nets, 2 porches; inside- Awnings & storm shut- chen,good neighborhood. Foundations pump back 4 UNIT FURNISHED Country Club Village, Cape Cod on Corner, 5 outside stairs, 2 car ters, nicely landscaped. 243 NE 26th St. 395- into original condition. HAMPSHIRE HOUSE $13,500 dn. Boca. Write Box 41, large Rooms, Enclosed enclosed garage. On 2 For information call 2473 call after 4 Also Sea Wall Sealing. 1150 SW 2nd Ave 1-2BR and 3-1BR Apts, Hobe Sound F.la. Garage. 395-1700. lots. House redecora- 395-0264. SACRIFICE Boca Islands LAKE FLORESTA ted; rugs, Venetian VETERANS Metro Construction, all modern features - VERY small amount Owner Transferred 972-3111, 1841 NW22nd New, modern, furnished built 1963. Includes Cen- 3 bedroom 2 baths air blinds, refrigerator, ADMINISTRATION $5000. UNDER COST. & unfurnished - Effi- cond. & heat. Sprinkler down. Owner will take stove, gas heat. Cost 2 & 3 Bedroom Homes St., Pompano. tral A/C and Heat. In- 2nd Mtg. 3/2 Electric BOCA RATON SQUARE. Painting Interior or Ex- ciencies, 1 & 2 bedroom come 16% Net above all system, well. Owner. - $32,500. Price $22,500. located in Ft. Lauder- Large 2 bedroom Home Kitchen, good neighbor- Low down payment, bal- erior. No job too small4 apts, now available, expenses. Asking 395-3135. dale, Pompano Beach, with absolute privacy on Please call 395-7728. hood. 243 NE 26th St. ance like rent, Owner and Margate for sale to oversized fenced Lot, Free Estimates. 278- $42,500. Shown by appt. Real Estate Sale Boca Raton 395-2473. 2566. Hxel room Air Condi- AAA REALTY, Inc. Absentee Owner reluc- assume mortgage @ 5- anyone. N.O. NELSON, 15x30 Pool - 20x30 Pa- ClSKFENTRY tioned, Ideal for teach- 2/2; Family Room; 1/2%. Days 276-4864. Realtor, 972-6451, VA tio. Call; Paul K. Nesbitt 941-3700 tantly desires to sell Large lot; landscaped; Finished Carpenter ers or student, 326 SW 3330 N. Fed. Hwy. Ocean front 1st floor. Evenings 276-5376. Management Broker. MacLAREN ANDERSON Work. Cabinets a Spe- 1st St., Boca Raton. shutters; sprinklers; 4 bedrooms, NoquaTify- BOCA SQUARE - Tri- 151 E. Royal Palm Rd. Pompano Beach 3 bedrm 3 bath furn. circular drive. Vicinity ing. Low down payment, cialty. Bill Peters. 399- 1 bedrnT Apts, Eff's, NEW DUPLEX, 2 bed- Villa #5 at Cove Beach level 3/2, Carpeted, day - 395-1333 . . . 1951. . Studio's, Jordan Manor, FAU. $15,000. Owner. 528 NW 17th Ave. Fenced, Lg. Fla, Rm. aft. 5. 395-3057 rooms 2 baths $125 per Club, on AlA in Deer- 3774 NW 5th Ave. Boca AUGUST SPECIAL 101 NW Pine Circle, mo. - 2 bedroom 1 bath field Beach No Underly- Boca Raton. . Partially Furn. Ideal Painting Interior and Boca Raton 395-4567. 395-2670. 3 bedrooms 2 baths, with neighborhood for child- EASTON APARTMENTS $110 per mo. All Elec- ing Mtg. or ground lease A REAL CHARMER Exterior at a savings tric kitchen Central Air First inspect then if in- 2 bedroom dream home large Fla. Rm. Awnings, ren. $19,500. Call 399- through August. in Wlnfield Park Fur- Well & sprinklers, fenc- 6336. LOADED WITH EXTRAS 541 NE 45th St. Cond. & Heat. Screened terested phone 565-4848 ed back yard. $15,400. PRICED IN LOW 20's 395-0533. Extra Spacious 1 & 2 Fla. Rm. Yrly Lease, or see your broker. nished or unfurnished. DEERFIELD COVE, Near Schools &. Shop- 215 NE 20th St., Boca Large 2/2, Extras, Im- YACHT Canvas Tops &. Bedrooms, 2 baths, A/C 399-0488 - Owner Lots and Acreage Safe 3 bedroom—2 bath Cushions, Ship & Shore & Radiant Ht. full elec- 395-7390 before 9 or ping. Low down Pay- Raton, maculate, Reasonable. house. Central air Upholstery 933-5000, afl-c THREE LOTS REDUC- ment. Price Slashed. Completely Furnished 2 Come See. 399-3759. cond, with heatthermo tric kitchen, ample' ED for Quick Sale 75*x 446 S..Dixie Hwy., East parking. Furnished or Wanted Save $3,000.170 NE 21 St bedrooms 2 baths. Ga- controlled. Screened 150' FROM $3300. to rage, Fla. Rm. Air Cond. patio, with roof. Att. Pompano. unfurnished. Now avail- Wanted to Buy small $2250 ea. FOR SALE able, from $90. Call: Lawn Maintenance* 3 bedroom 2 baths, Cen- Sprinklers, Wall to Wall enclosed garage w/ tile SOD REMOVED MEDALLION REALTY Carpeting. Well Land- 1(1 per Sq. Foot. 395-3287. Route. 395-5470. tral Air Cond. & heat. floor & wood paneling, Realtors Large Florida Rm. - scaped, excellent neigh- ROYAL OAK HILLS plus cabinets. Sprink- Phone 972-0867 1 bedroom furn. apt. Wanted Rent 131-CE.PalmettoPkRd borhood. Call 395-5684 ler system, beautiful- Call POOLES Uphol- with utilities $80. mo. $16,500. Call 395-1579 Butterflies gaily swoon Want to Rent, 3 or 4 bed- 395-2421 . Boca Raton 9 to 12 A.M. 7 to 9 P.M. when they find this ly landscaped. Red stery for your re-Up- 199 NW 7th St. Boca Ra- room Home, must be EargeToFfTat St. bucie after 6 P.M. IDEAL Family home & brick front w/chimney. holstery Work. New Lo- ton, 395-0885. 3/2 LOW DOWN PAY- brilliantly planted Air Cond. in J.C. Mit- Inlet Harbor $1540 to neighborhood Tri-Level tropical paradise. An Raised wood burning cation: 8 SE 2nd St. Bo- MAJESTIC APTS. chell School District. $2450. Private ramp and MENT 401 NE 45th St, 3/2 Carpeted, Fenced;, fire place living room, ca Ratoiv395-3277, Boca Raton 395-1318. unusually large 3 bed- 399 West Camino Real 278-1904. harbor. $100. down, $50 5-2/3% Mtg. Loan, By room 3 bath home plus w/bay window. Priced POSTED 1 bedrm Apts., Furn. or per month. Skillman, WINFIELD PARK 3/2 owner BocaSq.399-6336 in low twenties WITH Real Estate Wanted Fla. Room. Screened panelled den, oversiz- Oracles Fixed, Water unfurn. A/C & Heat. 9 to Box 2287 Delray Beach, FOR Your Real Estate ed pool and patio, cen- ALL THESE EXTRAS damage repair. Patch- 4:30 p.m. or call 395- Phone 276-5678. Patio. $600 Down FHA. needs, call INCLUDED: wall to ACREAGE 395-5654. .___ tral air/heat, closets ing. Stucco. Guaranteed, 5548 after hours. WANTED ' ATTENTION galore and many many wall carpeting all Free Est. 942-1404. . BUILDERS! CO-OP - 1 bedrm 2 bath, LESLIE A. THOMPSON rooms, drapes, dish Homes tor Rent 399-6422 extras. An exquisite Finished" Carpentry Furn. 2 bedrm 1 bath Vicinity Boca Raton to Lots available in Coun- 1st floor, Central A/ht. washer, garbage dis- Lantana. 10-20-30 acre try Club Village — sew- W/W Carpeting, Drapes, Superior Properties, pearl to be lived in and posal in sink, G.E. re- Work, Book Cases, & Fla, room Air cond,, Realtors. enjoyed. Underpriced, Utility Cabinets a spe- Lawn care, centrally tracts. Buyers waiting. ers, water and roads. GE Kitchen, Pitch & Putt frig, deep freeze, dou- M.I. Maddox, Realtor Lots ready for building. Golf, 1/2 blk to ocean'. BY OWNER even in today's mar- ble locks outside cialty. Bill Peters. 399- located 395-0279 or 3 bedroom, 2 bath ket. MLS 195L 276-7833. 507 N.E. 20th St. Unusual discounts now $16,900. Land Owned. doors, fireplace draw Boca Raton 395-2900 being offered. Call 395- Boca 395-2345. screened patio, Air con- ***** screen w/ utensils. Rooms for Rent 3/2 LARGE HOME $150 ditioning, Enclosed ga- ROYAL OAK HILLS Comfortably Furnishc PER MO. 401 NE45thSt Want to Rent or Buy 1818. - BOCA ISLANDS This is a real beauty in Boca Raton or N.E. Zoned Heavy Industrial rage, Drapes & Carpets Beautiful Norwalk Mo- Room, Private Bath & Roca Raton 395-1318 SECTION optional. Sprinkler Sys- in an excellent Boca Entrance, near FAU - Lauderdale, 3/2 with 400' Frontage, Future Boca Raton, 3 Br/2 Ba, del on SW 8 Terr, in neighborhood. House 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH tem, 395-7628. this very desirable 380 NW 22nd St. Boca Unfurnished. 244 NE 5th Pool, Unfurn. or Furn. 4 Lane Rd. 395-1692. home. Not a model. Car- less than two years Raton 395-4032. 941-4189. Commercially zoned lot peting, drapes, well & Royal Oak Hills 3 bed- section of Boca. 2 bed- old. Must be seen to St. Boca Raton. 395-0253 Wanted with option to room 2 baths, Central room 2 bath, nicely Close to 20th St. Shop- NEED A HOME OR Available on 20th Street, sprinklers. Large porch appreciate. $144 a ping area. Gentlemen buy or lease. A two bed- Boca, 105x160 Terms. screened & jalousied. Ht & Air Cond. Rugs, & landscaped yard. A month covers all APARTMENT to RENT? room two bath, furnished 395-1183 Unusual utility room, Drapes. Reasonable, home to be proud of, carrying chgs incl. preferred. 395r4863± Call Charlotte Radis. 395-2418. in a neighborhood to be Nicely Furn. Studio house, with attach ga- 200' Highway Frontage washer, dryer, refrig- taxes & ins. This SUPERIOR PROPERTIES rage. Or a two bedroom, erator & deep freezer, proud of. MLS Bedroom Private Bath, 192 N. Fed. Hwy. State road 808. . Main Luxury Home, beauty won't last long. E n trance, Reasonable two bath.apartment, fur- Road from Turnpike to custom - made storage Wooded Setting Ready to move in. Deerfield Beach, Fla. nished, in a choice loca- cabinets, other fea- PLASTKIDGE rent. 395-3782. 395-4663 399-6422 Univ. $85 per front foot. 3/2, Attached Warranty deed furn. tion, in the area between Call owner, Hibiscus tures. Really nice & Garage, enclosed 224 S. Federal Hwy. Call 933-3201 for appt. Large S E room Air Unfurnished 3 bedrooms Delray Beach, and Pom- Const Inc 395-4275. complete. $20,350. Call 395-1433 Boca Raton Cond. 701 SE 3rd Ave. 1 bath Stove & Refri- Screened Pool, Central pano Beach.Please write Homes for Sale owner, 395-4750 for Air & Heat, All Applian- J Delray. Call Eve. 278- gerator $95. mo. 264 giving full details, to further details. 3920. NE 44th Ct., Pompano. ROYAL OAK HILLS Attractive Colonial Lge. ces, Near FAU. ONLY P.O. Box 402, York Har- 3/2 Screened patio pool $28,750 MLS - Call: Nice room, & Bath, Pri- Call Boca Raton 395- bor, Me. 3/2 Spacious Walk In vate Entrance, $50. mo. 3938. - Eve. 395-7352. on one of the most de- Closets. Keep freshly Charlotte Stephens, The Real Estate Corner" 395-1453. Boca Islands, furnished Real Estate Trade sirable corner lots in ironed clothes neat, Ma- assoc. HAVE development. Approx. J. Stuart Robertson Inc, Apartments for Rent 3 Bedroom 2 Bath on ny extras. Sprinklers, Canal. Screened Patio Duplex and two 4 Unit 100' front by 110' deep Owner: 395-4758- Realtor Dupfex, unfurn. Para- Bldgs. Equity $56,000. 5 Tempered glass pan- 395-4624 3Q5-4198 dise Palms, 2 bedroom, faces East. Furniture plus cash. Trade all or els facing pool, automa- NEED 2 bath, porch, Garage, nearly new. $175. perpart. tic sprinkler system, No Children, Yearly mo. with option. landscaping, by Land- PLASTRIDGE WANT lease $125. Available Larger Units scape Architect. At cost OWNER RENTAL HOUSES Sept. 1, 420 W. Confe- 224 S. Federal Hwy. call Paul Nagy - JA- of $2500. Hurricane 395-1433 Boca Raton TRANSFERRED NORTH renceDr..Call 395-4226 2-2826 anytime or res. panels, alum, awnings, Unusually well located CAMINO GARDENS PROSPECTS WAITING Furnished i bedroom & FURNISHED HOUSE 565-3654. wall to wall carpeting. Home, consisting of A Rock Bottom Eff. Apts. Week, Mo. or 3 Br/2 bath. Large PICTORIAL GE washer & dryer, GE large Living Room, full Price for this ex- For Yearly Leases year. Reasonable. 395- screened Patio, fenced Properties,Inc.Realtors Wethertron air - condi- Dining Room, 3 Bedroom clusive community 2506iJJ_ in yard. Country Club 1038 E. Las Olas Blvd. tioner and heater, plus 2 bath, Central Heat & $31,950 for this Furn/lshed efficiency Village. $175. per mo. Ft. Lauderdale GE fully equipped kit- Air. M.L.S. immaculate 3 bed- 395-3140. CALL NOW! suite{ center of Boca, 5 TRADE YOUR HOME chen. Call 395-0807 Call: Harriet Jackman, room 2 bath Home. min/ to public beach. On Completely furnished 2 Intracoastal W a t e rway for appointment. Fully Landscaped. bedroom Air. Cond. Assoc. 1. Stuart Robertson, Inc. lsi floor. Ill E. Boca Condominium 1 &2bed- FHA RESALE J. Stuart Robertson, Inc, Carpets & Draper- Rjrton Rd. Home on beautiful land- rm, Apts. $15-25,000. Realtors scaped lot, for rent, 3 bedroom/2 bath, $300 Realtor ies included. MLS. j/rTvaTe efficiency, com- Covered Parking. down, $54 per mo. 30 395-4624 395-1329 ROYAL PALM REALTY 60 South Federal Highway BOCA RATON /plccely furn. & supplied. available till Jan. 1st 399-5137 RO¥AL PALM PLAZA • Utilities free, 1 blk. to $125 mo. Yard Mainte- yr. mortgage. ONLY $450 DOWN 307 GOLF VIEW DRIVE ORYAL HADLEY 2 bedrm 2 bath home, 395-4624 Beach. Monthly or An- nance included. See at Or $8990-$16,000. Gar- PHONE 395-1662 nually lease, $90. per 455 NE 7th St. BocaRa- Realtor including Rugs, Drapes den Apts. Condominium 400 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd, & some furniture, in mo. 903 NE Boca Raton ton, Fla. 399-3176 Rd. 395-3226. 3 bedroom 2 bath Uni- Boca Raton 395-2244 fine location. Seller BOTH FOR IMMED- Beautiful Home on Cor, pays all Closing Costs. 2 bedrooms 2 baths, Du- versity Hts, Some Fur- IATE OCCUPANCY. plex Available Now. niture, available to Jan.l Lot, in Choice Section. 2 MLS. Near Boca Theatre. also HAVE-8 unit apart- bedrooms, 2 baths, 11/2 Suite 395-5440. Furnished 3/1 Pompano ment, Ft. Laud- year old. Central Heat EXTRA Guests Coming? Beach. Call 395-5220. erdale Free and and Air Conditioned. SUatUf, Available, Furn.. Studio Clear Refrigerator, Drapes, 1348 E. Hillsboro Blvd. An Addoeu o| DiltuictiMt Apts. & Villas, on the Want - 3/2 home inBo- New Rugs, A Dream Deerfield Bch. 399-3132 * ocean, private beach, ca-Deerfield Home. One of our very priv.dock. The Villas of HAVE - 5 Lots Free and finest listings in the HOME FORECLOSURES Boca Raton, 507 S. Ocean 2/2 Florida Room, Full Clear price range. $19,000. $100. down Blvd.; on AlA. Call 395- Dining room. Garage. Want -Duplex Call: Geo. Jablin. Money back guarantee Within walking distance HAVE-$11,000 home Conn C. Curry, Realtor If not satisfied 5220. Call Mr. Aird i bedroom furnished of Bible Conference Deerfield 711 E. Palmetto Pk, Rd, Want -$16,000 home at 395-3163 /IB^ifl&s^V--- Apt. Ocean front. Sum- Ground, Children Wel- Boca Raton 395-3922 South Florida Properties mer or yearly, call: come, Fully furnished Boca . . 395-2593 Thomas P. Nolan, $150. mo. yearly lease, Call John Borak, your Realtor MLS. Call: Harriet man at ... Immediate Occupancy 131 N.E. 1st Ave. Jackman, Assoc, •* J. Stuart Robertson Inc. 4 BEDROOM - 2 BATH or •s'**. uk£& Boca Raton l« SONS.Inc. 3 BEDROOM - 2 BATH m 395-3838 or 399-1355 Realtor * 17,900 DEL RIO APTS. 395-4624 395-1329 Weir Plaza Building Only one left. 1 bedroom Business Opportunities 855 S. Federal Hwy. SPECIAL furnished apt. A/C,Pool, Partner Wanted. Have Boca.Raton;Pb..395-4000 2 BEDROOM - 1 BATH WEIR PLAZA BLDG. Parking. 480 W. Camino contacts and know how. Real Estate Rent *13,900 ff oca Raton 395-7542 To start moving and WAREHOUSE SPACE 855 S. FEDERAL HWY. BOCA RATON r/.ffcy, near beach, quiet storage warehouse bus- FOR RENT All homes complete with . .. surroundings, air cond. iness in Boca Raton. 20x50 Be on the Dixie * Alk CONDITIONING * CITY SEWERS Summer Rate $80. mo Write News. Box J-9. Hwy., 5301 N.Dixie Hwy * SPRINKLER SYSTEM * SO x 115' LOT A Limited Number of Offices Available NOW ! 910 E. Palmetto Park Boca's Busiest Shopping Boca Raton 395-4254, Rd. 395-2666. Center has openings for: Warehouse for rent From $©£035 00 month BEACH & Ocean Front Hardware - Lawn Supply 167-1/2 N.W. 16th St. HILLTOP HOMES Furnished Apartments. Shoe Store - Bakery - 1000 to 2000 ft. plenty N.W. 5 Ave. at 50tli St. Yearly, as low as $95 Sporting Goods Store, of light. Available at Boca Raton 395-0865 INCLUDED AT NO EXTRA COST per month. 395-6225. Call Thomas P. Nolan, once. Call JA4-7813, ENJOY Reasonable Pri- Realtor, 131 NE 1 Ave. WAREHOUSE MFG. * DeLuxe Furnishings * Heaf vate Efficiency near Boca Raton 395-3838 60(i sq. ft. 3-6000 ft. * Receptionist * Lights beach. Off A1A-195 SE or 399-1355, Phone: 395-3236. DUPLEX Wavecrest Way, Boca Ultra-Deluxe * Telephone Switchboard * Ample Parking Raton, 395-4365T Spacious Furn. Duplex THE UNUSUAUAS USUAL! 2459 N.E. 5th Ave. (one block from U.S. 1) * Air Conditioning * Janitor Service SELECTED VALUES FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION. Central Air Cond. & Ht. OCEANFRONT - RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL Central heat and air-conditioned, Florida (Public Stenographer Available on Fee Basis) 2/2 Screened Patio, f. Rooms, two bedrooms, two baths each side. Adults no pets..395-3304. Realtor Formica Kitchen. Fully landscaped with •Efficiencies $10. PARKS 395-3700 sprinkling system. YES CARPORTS! Call Today . . . *2 Bedroom $18.75 up. 151 N. Ocean Blvd. *3 Bedroom $22.50 AND ASSOCIATES BUY IT NOW ! Direct from M.N. WEIR & SONS, Realtors *Pree utilities. Close to Phil Palmer 395.3294 Chorle. Hl0g» 395-4235 Schools & Town. Louise palmer 395.3294 John Reynolds 395.3700 395-5549 395-2736. Farsier Cooper 278-0808 Jossie S, Backer 395-2152 A&P Cofisfrucfiofi 395-400Q Marian Valerius 395*3700 LudlsM. Porks 395-061] GARDEN APTS. Hubert J. Quinn 276.7139 Arnold MoeSpadden 395-1840 CALL 395-4254 For Appointment To Inspect 290 W. Palmetto Pk.Rd. Over 20 Years In Boca Ro+on BANK FINANCING . . . EASY TERMS Boca Raton. Fla. Uk August 22,1965 BOCA RATON NEWS Schools (Continued from page 1) mentary school level so far. R&rOFTHEWEBCCPEOAK Expansions include an addition to the library building later in the year. A full time librarian, WTBALLS Mrs, i lugh Brown, will be in charge of the li- ^4 CORN brary at the school with Mrs. Ilallie LaRowe ta- king over Boca Raton School library on a full time basis. Mrs. Juasita Den son, former principal at Roadman School, has been made administra- tive assistant at .). C. Mitchell School. Prices Effective Mrs. William Talbott will take care of the ex- Mon-Tue-Wed panded music depart- Swift's Premium Proten Gov't-Iiupected ment at J. C. Mitchell August 23-24-25 Heavy Beef School. $ 47 Two team teachers or Swift's Premium Tender Grown, Shipped Ground Beef **.. 1 cooperative teachers also will be added to Gov't.-lnspected Fresh Not Frozen {Plui 50 S&H Green Stamps. No coupon required) the J. C. Mitchell staff. Swift's Premium Expansion in hours FHYER PART SALE for all elementary Franks tft 59° school children also is part of the new program. DRUMSTICKS ib.49< (Plus 25 S&H Green Stamps. No coupon required) El ement ary g r a d e s one through three will Dirr's Gold Seal attend classes from 8;30 BREASTS ib. 59' a.m. to 2:30 p.m. with Bologna IS • 59c grades four to six atten- ding 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. THIGHS b 59' Center-Cut Pork -* First grade students will be dismissed one hour earlier for the first EXTRA WINGS ib. 39' four weeks. Rib Chops The new time sched- iwGreenStampsM ule will be in effect at NECKS & BACKS . . ib. I5' both Boca Raton High WITH mis couroN AND TUICHASI or 8BtijiSna^9l School and J. C. Mitchell School so youngsters Rath Black Hawk GIZZARDS ib. 29' will have more time in CANNED PICNIC ££ $2.29 classrooms. (Coupon expires Wad. August 25, 1965) LIVERS b 69' Sea-Van EXTRA (Continued from page L) UWGreenStampsPi where, and what are the Loin Chops means to gather and Bay or process the resources? ASPIRIN T.' 79c SIMILAR surveys for (Coupon expires Wed. August 25, 1965) our Great Lakes. DETAILED surveys of deep ocean areas where oceanographic e EXTRA W® knowledge indicates a ^WGreenStampsS W probability of valuable WITH THIS COUPON AND PUICHASI OF BbS resources that are ob- Seanods «S tainable. Cutox Oily ' STUDIES to really de- termine what list:; and POLISH REMOVER "ST 39« White Pearl Small importance these re- (Coupon axplres Wed. August 35, 1965) Shrimp u, 59c sources can be for to- day, tomorrow and the Pasteurized White Select more distant future. $ 59 D EVELOPMENT Crab Meat •«,. 1 programs to devise new ocean engineering tech- Musselman's niques, equipment and systems to exploit ocean Master's Small or Large Curd #300 resources at the depths Apple Sauce can at which they exist. Cottage Cheese. . . (limit 4 please) STUDY, development Fleisthmann's Corn Oil and prosecution of new Morton's international law and/or Margarine $ Posts Fortified treat ies to protect Macaroni&Cheese.3 3S; 1 Kraft Elkhorn claims, rights of nations Morton's Blueberry and individuals engag- Muenster Cheese.. 9 S Oats. ed in deep ocean pro- Muffins 3 %£' 1 Bennett's jects. Kraft Roquefort Stephan who retired Snow Crop Orange from naval service last Cheese Concentrate 5 SS' $1 year, now heads ihe (in- ly undergraduate degree Gorton's Breaded Shrimp program In ocean en- $ 29 Gold Medal Plain or Self Rising gineering in the free Tid Bits St 1 world. (Plus 50 S&H Green Stamps. No coupon required) The first student will Flour ..... 49 be admitted in Septem- Swift's Premium Scott White or Assorted Color Bathroom ber to begin studies 2 which will prepare them Beef Burgers P°£- 99c to work in and on the (Plus 50 S&H Green Stamps. No coupon required) Tissues .... °» 10' oceans. New Program (Continued from page 1) pus courses are offered, FAU is staffing cour- ses - mostly in educa- tion, - at locations in Dania, Fort Lauderdale, Salad Special Endive or Naples, Miami, Miami h'each, Clewiston, Stu- ESCAROLE.. bunch M art, Key West, West Palm lieacli and port Large Western Pierce, An additional Hi-C Assorted Flavors 43 courses will he of- HONEYDEWS .. each 59 4 fered on the campus, during the late after- Fruit Drinks . noon and evening hours. Mountain Grown Green Lucky Leaf CABBAGE.. 5< Building Apple Juice . (Continued from page 1.) Libby's Bartlett Halved heart of the city. Two 16-oz. Breakfast Club Evaporated WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE buildings, each U ir $65,- Pears 4 cans 000, were started ear- lier this month. They'll Dol Monte Home Style MILK house retail establish- 17-0, 5th Ave. PLAZA ments in the !'la/.n« Corn 6 cans O.S. HWY, 1 & 5th Ave. Largest permit thus BOCA RATOH, FU. far is for an apartment Del Monto Stowed 14'A-oz. Blllf 1||C house for Itvenuti, de- tall can Palm Aire velopers of Hoca In- 16-oz. $1 10 laud.s. The 2K-unit Tomatoes . . 4 Shopping Center building, with an esti- cans m 272 S. FEDERAL HWY. mated cost uf $150,000, Dol Monto Chunk Stylo {LIMIT 6 PLSASE WITH PURCHASES OF *3 OR MORE) 0EERFIELD BEACH, FLA. will be built al 44 S.E. 61/ -oz. $1 11th St., just off Dixie fund . • . . • 4 2 Highway. cans m August 22,1965 SECTION B BOCA RATON NEWS

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*», 2B August 22,1965 BOCA RATON NEWS Which School? Principals Draw Boundaries

Twenty one hundred in the south side of students will make the Northwest 13 street annual trek to school from El Rio Canal to Aug. 30 in Boca Raton. U.S. 1, north on U.S. 1 With two elementary to Fifth Avenue Shopping schools in town, the Plaza, and east to the question parents prob- Atlantic Ocean includ- ably ask themselves is ing the Sun and Surf what school will my development, will at- youngster attend? tend Boca Raton School. Boca Raton High Boca Raton School School, the only junior- boundaries also include senior high school in east as far as the At- Boca Raton, will handle lantic Ocean, south to all students in town who the Broward County line wish to attend a public and west to El Rio Ga- high school nal. This year, due to J.C.Mitchell School's overcrowded conditions, north boundaries are at the high school, stu- from U.S. 441 east along dents who attended Car- the south side of Hidden Tree frames J.C. Mitchell School. ver High School last Valley Canal to the In- year and wish to do so tracoastal Waterway; this year may attend east along the west side Association Offer Vision Screening Carver this year, said of the Intracoastal Wa- Charles Godwin, prin- terway from Hidden cipal, Boca Raton High Valley Canal south to School. Fifth Avenue Shopping Youngsters who live Plaza, and from the First Graders Eligible for Tests plaza south on the west Tuesday, Aug. 24, is free visual screenings free visual screening." proximately 14 per cent side of U.S. 1 to the free visual screening north side of Northwest to all children entering Dr. Harmon pointed of those children tested On the Cover day for Boca Raton school for the first time out that the eight-? step failed. This is conside- 13 street; west to El children entering school Although things were Rio Canal then south on this fall," Dr. K.R. Har- screening procedure is rably above the average quiet on the high school for the first time this mon explained. not a full and complete 10 per cent failures in the west side of El Rio fall. campus when this pic- Canal to the Broward visual examination but such states as Iowa and ture was taken, it soon "To help determine "No appointment is it is sufficiently tho- Michigan where similar County line and west on necessary. Parents may will be a bustle of acti- to U.S. 441. if your child is ready rough to determine i.f a tests have been given vity. That's Carol Ko- for the experience of bring their children en- visual problem exists for ten or more years. linski, "Miss Boca Ra- West boundaries will learning in the vitally tering school for the be north on U.S. 441 that may need further ton High School," and important years ahead, first time at the end of treatment. Dr. Harmon's office.0 Steve Breitenstein, win- from Broward County doctors of the Florida this month to my office is at 487 N.E. 20th St., ner of last year's scho- line to the south side of East Coast Optometric during regular office In the previous five Winfield Shopping Cen- lar-athlete award. Hidden Valley Canal. Association will give hours Tuesday for the years of the service, ap- ter.

JL LJIMOUTH Again Chosen As Driver Education Car The 1966 Plymouth Has Been Chosen By The Palm Beach County Board of Public Instruction For Driver Training Classes At Delray Beach and Boca Raton High Schools. We of Joe Rose Motors Will Donate And Service These Automobiles Absolutely Free. The Taxpayers Will Not Have To Pay A Cent!

Of Course The Decision ToUse Plymouth Came As No Surprise To Us We Ad, The ]?65 P|ymouthAs Shown Above And The Only Thing Better Than Plymouth Is A 1966 Plymouth. We Figured We Had It In The Bag JOE ROSE MOTORS SERVING PALM BEACH COUNTY FOR TWO DECADES AS ITS LARGEST AND OLDE/f CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DEALER / 414 N. Federal Hwy. Delray Beach Telephones 276-7526 (i I BOCA RATON NEWS August 22, 1965 3B • Pre-School Programs Help Give Head Start tion, which also teach- surprised, educators youngsters already have Time figures two as many as possible the to associate with other picked up from watching children. es them how to care for report, at the amazing ways in the growing stimulus of a new learn- vocabulaires many television. trend to bring the very ing environment, many In these classes, one their own wearing ap- young among the small educators hold. of the things that they parel, points out that fry into organized Public school kinder- begin to teach the young- such things as shoes classrooms for pre- gartens — pre-school sters is an awareness of and gloves come in twos ! school training. classes — are consid- time and also how to tell — and twos make pairs. LaRue ered especially impor- time. This and other Here they can also get Having established the tant where home back- "game-like" instruc- a head start on reading capacity of five and even ground does not afford tion they receive can through games which four and three-year-olds the youngsters an op- serve as preparation for help them to recognize to become interested in portunity to start math. words and to realize and to absorb learning, stretching their mental For example, one their meaning. this is the time to offer muscles, or to learn how phase of the instruc- Some people may be

364 E. Palmetto Park Rd. Boca Raton For Appointment Call 395-4282 Junior Woman's Club story hour helps pre-schoolers prepare. FOR THE YOUNG MAN OR BOY THAT IS GOING

THESE ARE TWO of the many selections that are a must for Back-To-School to choose from in my store. Stop in any time and STEVE or DENNIS will be glad to model a selection for you.

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Madratone B.D. tapered Solid Color B.I). Taper- shirt, •($4.00), corduroy ed Oxford Shirt, ($3.95). slacks ($4.98). Socks by Slacks are permanent acl J\e\her GOLD CUP to go with crease no ironing of shirt ($1.50). KORATRON ($5.98). GOLD CUP socks to go MEN AND BOYS WEAR with shirt ($1.50), The boys are looking at the new 47 Si. 1st Ave., Boca Raton permanent crease slacks and surf shirts. BACK TO SCHOOL DAYS AUG. 8 Ibru SEPT. 3 4B August 22, 1965 BOCA RATON NEWS School Bonds More Popular Disposition of citi- record. drop from the defeated zens to approve pro- This was $45 million record of the previous posed bond issues tor more than in 1963, ayear. It was $159 mil- improvement of local year that had set the lion lower. educational facilities, highest previous record. During the past eight appears to be growing, Bond issues proposed years, the period dur- according to a report but defeated, also reflect ing which the Office of from the U.S. Office of the growing disposition Education has b Education. of voters to provide fi- keeping a record Well over $3 billion nancing for the badly school bond issues, vot- of school bonds were needed new facilities. ers have approved $16.6 approved by voters in The total for last billion of $17 billion that 2,100 communities year, the Office of Edu- had been proposed, for throughout the land last cation reports was $744 an average approval year, for a new national million. But this was a rate of 72 per cent.

Still time for a little more fishing! AUTO PARTS Fishing Poles and Baseball CALL US FIRST FOR... CAR-TRUCK Bats Heading Back to Storage & TRACTOR PARTS The fishing poles and to walk in or along a children to be extra base ball bats go back roadway — particularly careful when crossing MARTIN SENOUR PAINTS into the corner to gather in new areas which, unprotected corners," WHOLESALE & RETAIL cobwebs as youthful va- quite often, have no advises AAA. "Point cationers dust off their sidewalks. These young- out that a green light BRAKE DRUMS TURNED books for the opening sters must be taught to does not guarantee a DICKHEIDGERD days of school. walk on left facing traf- safe crossing. A pedes- OWNER SINCE 19SS ' The east Florida di- fic. trian must still look all DUN AND BRADSTREET (NAjRAf vision of the American AAA urges, parents to ways to be safe." RATED Automobile Association prepare their children "However," Wellons has begun its annual to be safe pedestrians cautioned motorists, drive to alert motorists by making certain they "you as drivers have a 395-2412 s to be particularly care- know and use a safe major responsibility in ful in school areas and route to and from the safety of all our around school buses. school. "Warn your school children." S. DIXIE HWY. T he ne w, colorful "School's Open Drive Carefully" posters are displayed throughout the community. This local Sensational AH-New Car School's Open Program is part of a national ef- is New where it fort by the AAA and its affiliated clubs to curb traffic accidents involv- ing school age young- 11OO sters. Traffic and Safety Director William B. Wellons Jr. reminds Sedan drivers that many kin- New Comfort! Amazing legroom, head room, elbow dergarten and primary New Performance! Crosswise engine, front wheel school children are on their own in traffic for drive, fantastic traction. the first time'— many Neve Ride! Independent suspension all 'round, of whom have not had disc brakes up front. •uiy previous traffic New Value! Luxury stamped everywhere but on '•safety education. Not all the price tap,. .hool pedestrians have ccess to streets that are protected by traffic aids — signs, signals, police, patrols, cross- ing guards, pedestrian crosswalks. In addition, many of them will have

Only One Problem Take it for a test drive today at What to do about un- ised books on the "old math*" is one of the )roblems reported con- ; routing California school authorities. 'Tis WALDRON MOTORSA BMC CAR said they have more than $00,000 on hand. 7680 NORTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY BOCA RATON 278-2371 J BOCA RATON NEWS August 22, 1965 5B

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STORE HOURS Moccasins, Oxfords ride high with grade schoolers. Girl's moc at loft is a Mo»., lues., Wed., Thur. 9 lo 6:30 scotch-grained ponny loafer version. Boy's oxford feature's perforations, Fri., Sal. 9 to 9 - Sun 9 lo 5

touches of antiquing, smooth and grained leathers. Chalk one up for soft, sunlit Pastei Rivieras, It's the sunny girl look seen at St. Tropez, in delicious new BOYS PANTS fubricD and nizzte-dazzte designs. Each and every WITH Boys School Shoes: Light, one a groat mixer! 5-15. Sweaters, 34-40, PERMANENT PRESS Leather, 'Just Like Dad's' WOOL BLAZAR Boys going back to the saddle oxford as well 4,99 JACKET The miracle pants . . . just school go for the as the traditional white- 14.99 wash and wear . . . brawny, lightweight lea- with-brown-or-black. no ironing needed ever. ther brogues that look The chukka or demi- DACRON Latest fashion colors just like Dad's, down to boot in sporty brushed "A" LINE / in sizes 6 to 16. the perforations, long leather with elastlcized SKIRT / wing tips and pinking. insets or the neat tie 7.99 '" Leather moccasins model is another win- IT'S NEW ! and saddle oxfords rate ner for trim classroom L with the junior male set, and rugged outdoor The "Mod." DACRON SHOP HERE « NEEDS! in their classic forms wear. Look SHEATH Dress-Up Shoe for with many new varia- For stepping out, boys SKIRT the grade school tions: waxed, light- choose dress brogues he latest fashion right boy is tli is slip-on grained and scotch- or slip-ons. styling from London, 6.99 0, in smooth leather, iasy care dacron blends DANDY grained leathers for with elasticizod top- mocs; dark-on-dark Classified Ad Service in sizes 7 lo 14 line. color combinations for Phone 395-5121 . . assorted colors DEPARTMENT STORE 1670 N. FED. HWY. CLASSIC * CONTEMPORARY * CONVENIENT * COMFORTABLE LIVING af

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BUILDERS FOR HALE AND FEMALE STUDENTS r* per month, per student plus utilities Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Baransy - Boca Hall Directors Phone 395-7691 I 6B August 22,1965 BOCA RATON NEWS Styles to Satisfy Parents, Too For boys and girls go- and dress-up time, too, ons sport sling-backs; ing back to school this here are some sugges- others have side cut- fall, there's a wide se- tions, from Leather In- outs, appliques or button lection of footwear to dustries of America. trim. satisfy both the young- Little girls radiate Pliant leather soles sters and their parents. classroom charm in add assurance of com- To help in choosing leather bootlets, strap- fort through flexibility, shoes to meet every shoes, ties and slip-ons protection through need of the school day, of all types. Some slip- strength. PAPER BACK BOOKS AND i THE RETURN OF THE NATIVE HALLMARK CARDS Thomas Hardy

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J BOCA RATON NEWS AuSusl 22,1965 7B First Appearances Count When Arriving on College Campus You're a high school to-school apparel. wearables you have. graduate and you're Early shoppers will, Many items will fit per- headed for college. of course, find the fectly on the campus of If you haven't done it stores have plenty of your choice. Others, on already, you will soon light wear, useful if you the other hand, will be set out on your first trip are heading for a tropic- out of place if not taboo. to look over the college type campus. For stu- Button-down-collared of your choice. And that dents in sterner cli- white oxford shirts go will be the time when mates, however, the well on all campuses. your college will take emphasis will be on col- its first look at you. ors and fabrics for the Start at the earliest Well, before you take colder months. to get together a ward- this first trip — and To begin with, take robe of conservative certainly far ahead of stock right now of the college classics. the day when you land on the campus to start your freshman year — Children's Hems Shortened you should be planning that all-important item, DRESSMAKING your wardrobe. First impressions are very important. Your Alteration Service Center appearance — the "90 Per Cent -You" that is By Renee' what you wear and how you wear it — is a big part of what faculty and 133-C E Palmetto Park Rd. students will go by when sizing you up. 395-1206 The best time to begin to build a college fresh- COMPETENT PERSONNEL man's wardrobe is a month or two before NONE BUT HIGHEST-QUALITY WORK starting for the campus, Careful attention to milady's wardrobe is important to catching the eye of that as stores then offer the Ladies Alterations, Remodeling & Reweaving certait*avi n inn Ct\\follow \J\W . widest choice in back- The Young Trend in Fashions Shining Faces, Pretty Dresses : For back-to-school When the school bell wardrobe, continue The over-all importance rings, little girls will strong. The news this of the jumper, in its take their places wear- school season reveals many forms and fabrics, ing bright, shining faces a greater attention to goes along with the gen- August and active, attractive the total look for little eral trend to a "dress- fashions. girls: separates beauti- ed" look for school. The young trend to fully coordinated in col- Dresses themselves easy lines in fashion fa- or and fabric. are gaining as a favo- vors the lively life Back again and richly rite way to look going Shoe . a grade school girl hued are the corduroys, back to school, espec- leads. Smock styles, A- flannels, the lush-toned ially the smock dress lines, pleats, high or plaids, young looking with high waist, some- low waisted looks, all checks and other favo- times pleated, some- are important in the big rites. Woven heathers times swinging skirt, or LEATHER THONGS 00 girl fashion picture and and wool knit gain new the suspender dress. white, yellow, pink, brown, all sizes carry over with equal emphasis for little girls Fabric innovations Regular 8.00 importance to the com- in such color variations that make girls' back 4 fort of a busy, active as rosy pink with gray, to school styles machine grammar grader. misty green with blue or washable, dryable and The classics — gold, burgundy with wearable, without any skirts, jumpers, blous- blue. touching up, are a joy to LEATHER FLATS 00 es and sweaters — sta- Jumpers look diffe- busy mothers and rent in quilted cotton. daughters. white or red, all sizes ples of the school girl's Regular 10.00 6 WELCOME BACK !! Group of 00 FAU, MARYMOUNT, ST. ANDREWS, MANNEQUINS BOCA RATON STUDENTS Mid and high heel dress shoes, white and colors. 9 Regular 14.95 Group of 00 MADEMOISELLE Dress shoes, high and mid heel. White and colors 14 Regular to 22. 95

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going to the principal. done something worthy When dealing with career in 1952 at Boca Raton School where he speak, children Robert Traf- taught fifth and sixth "When they come to "The children are of praise, he goes \o ford, principal of Boca grade. us, they're babies. When sent to me for other rea- Trafford for praise, Raton School "tries to In 1955 he transferred they leave they think sons, too," Trafford sometimes he'll show be human." to Delray Beach School they've grown up, at said. Trafford some of his "There's always where he taught sixth ledst they show signs If a youngster has work. something I have to do grade. He came back to of growing up." that I don't like doing," Boca Raton School in Boca Raton School has Trafford said. 1958 as principal. first through sixth "I try to make the Trafford attended grades. After sixth youngster understand Palm Beach Junior Col- grade the student trans- WELCOME what I am doing — why lege and Florida State fers to Boca Raton High I am praising him or University. He received School. why I am punishing his master's degree in When asked if he finds STUDENTS him." education-a dmi nistra- discipline much of a Trafford, a native of tion in 1955. problem Trafford said, Only Minutes Away Lake Worth, is one of Trafford finds being "I don't spend all my those unusual men who in the education field time as a disciplinarian, ends up where he start- "a very satisfying sit- but I imagine the child- ed. uation. I like to see the Robert Trafford ren consider me as an He began his teaching youngsters grow, so to ogre of some kind." "This may surprise you," he continued, "but we still have the prerog- ative to spank the child if nothing else works." "We don't do it very often," he cautioned, Zrine Z?o "but when we do, we make sure another adult is in the room with us. BOCA RATON "Actually, with my job it helps to have a Federal Hwy. at N.E. 20th St. good faculty," Trafford said. ALSO IN Most of the discipline problems can be ironed DELRAY • POMPANO •FT. LAUDERDALE out between the children ORLANDO •TITUSVILLE and the teacher without

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We're proud to be one of the few motels in the state of Florida to be rated excellent by the American Automobile Association. Reversal of Previous Situation Public Colleges Outdraw Private Schools When college doors when four out of five panded facilities and Universities and Land costs are continuing to or 14.9% more. open this fall more than went to private colleges improved quality of Grant Colleges last rise from before World Students who gradu- their educational pro- year was $292 and ave- War II figures, show ated in 1964 from pri- three out of every five or universities. the resident students students passing through The many factors that grams, and also cheir rage non resident tuition vate colleges and uni- comparatively low tui- and fees was $639, the who received degrees versities paid an ave- will be. going to public brought about this from state universities institutions. The ratio is change involve popula- tion while costs of association's Office of rage of $311 or about higher education have Institutional Research and land grant colleges 25% more than when confidently expected to tion explosion, the mod- this past year, paid $41 rise to four out of five ern era's demand for been rising sharply. reports as against an they entered in 1960-61. average of more than or 16.7% more tuition There will be no re- by 1980. more and better educat- Average resident tui- during their senior year This is a complete re- ed citizens, the re- tion and fees at the 97 $1,200 at private insti- spite from this trend, tutions. than during their fresh- versal of the situation at sponse of public institu- member schools of the man year while out of BOCA RATON NEWS the turn of the century tions which have ex- Association of State Some notion of how state students paid $82 16B August 22, 1965 RYTEX FLIGHT personalized stationery Double Quantity 549 (Regularly 8.00) Changing your name or ad- drees? Going back to school? Need to buy some- one a truly personal gift? Then why not buy Rytex Flight during this special ®ltkt (Equipment 3Tnt sale. It's ideal for all lelter- PALM AIRESHOPPING CENTER writingg oggr gift-giving occas- DEERFIELD BEACH. FLORIDA ions. During this Bpedal sale Study can be a cooperative effort. 339-6688 you get a wonderful value.

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