BOCA RATON NEWS Vol. 15, No. 18 Wednesday, Dec. 31, 1969 18 Pages 10 Cents
1969 DECEMBER^1969 J5ljvT" T"""W"~~J__ F s_ 1 2 3 4 5 Construction sets record 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 185 196 107 18 19 20 lift 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 301311 Cost hike shown in Make it statistics coffee for ByPETEPEPINSKY When the books close at the Boca Raton Building Department today, a trip home building boom which nearly doubles the estimated cost of last year's Just say, "Yeah, I'll have one building will be complete. for the road — make it strong and With only one or two building per- black." When you leave the party mits still pending approval, 1,673 tonight, so will many other permits had been issued this year, only people, and the roads will be the one greater than last year's total. Jrim Reaper's playground. Chief Building Inspector E.E. Itemember that the New Year's Pence's total valuation of this year's Day dinner at the hospital or the building amounts to $74,949,400. Last jail just can't compare with home year's total was $45,571,250. cooking. In the month of December alone this •„- ,*«*••.. year, 169 permits, valued at $17,621,450 Construction in Boca Raton set a torrid pace during the past year, almost town shopping center which will include Britts Department Store and Jef- were issued. Of these, three were doubling last year's figures. However, at least one announcement as the ferson Stores. Methodist Church is clearly visible at opposite end of the multiple family units, consisting of 714 fe Never jear.... year drew to a close hinted at even more growth during 1970. Planned for tract in this view to the north. Post office is at right foreground. units, and valued at over $15 million. construction in the open space in the center of this photo is a major down- Photo By Jack Hutton Sixty-two single family units received permits for a value of almost $2 Don't worry about your son million. One duplex, three businesses, taking off for California on his 35 additions and alterations, 63 permits new mini-bike if he's under 15, for other construction, one moving and without a valid driver's license, a Quiet New Year celebrations planned; one demolition made up the rest of the helmet, a license tag, an in- total. spection sticker, or proper safety The number of multiple family units equipment. receiving permits increased greatly He probably won't make it out over last year's total, growing from of town. churches to hold watchnight services 1,424 in 1968 to 2,380 in 1969. The The new mini-bike craze, so estimated costs skyrocketed from popular among small boys and For that matter, New Year's Eve not be made, although special delivery Christmas when they had the next day $21,347,800 to $49,632,400. young dads, is restricted to ByKATHIEKEIM New Year's Day will be quiet in Boca may be quiet too, as people either file mail will be delivered. However, off as well. The increase in single family units private property unless all the to private parties or open celebrations, postal department employes .••'will be City Hall will be closed Thursday, as over last year was found in the value, requirements facing the full- Raton, with most people celebrating or else sitting at home to usher in the back on the job Friday and will not get will all other governmental offices in rising from $14,252,100 to $14,597,650; sized motor-bike are met. If the with a day off and most merchants and New Year in quiet fashion. the two-day holiday granted them at the area. All departments will be open but the number of single family per- mini-bike is being used on businessmen closing shop. At Bibletown there will be a New the next day, though. mits decreased by over 40 over last property owned by someone else, Even some of the city's liquor he must also carry a signed Year's Eve Program, beginning with a year's 607, showing a high rise in costs. fellowship hour and then a watchnight New postal establishments, traditionally a place The average cost of individual statement of permission from the to celebrate and welcome in the New owner. No News service at 10 p.m. in the auditorium. homes issued building permits in 1969 The next day it will host a variety Year, will be closed for part of the rose $2,400. In 1968, the average home These new rules were released concert of religious music at 7:30 p.m. station will holiday. was worth $23,479, increasing to $25,882 by the Florida Highway Patrol tomorrow in the Conference Center, to bring in One popular bar and lounge this year. this iveek. the New Year 'musically; prominently displayed in its ad- So that we may observe The building department cost First United Methodist Church will open Monday vertising, for example, the an- figures exclude the price of the land, the New Year's day have a watchnight service at 11 p.m., (Continued on Page 10A) being built upon. holiday, the Boca Raton offering another religious service on Boca Raton's new Post Office on Top news stories News will not publish a New Year's Eve. West Palmetto Park road will open for Thursday edition this University Bowl is offering another business at 8:30 a.m. Monday, Post- master Cecil Roseke said today. The past year and the past week. place to go tonight, as it is hosting a FHA interest hike Roseke said that the new West decade have produced some of We'll be back on your New Year's Eve Party complete with Palmetto Park station will offer all of the greatest news stories of the doorstep Friday af- noisemakers and other accessories for the same facilities and services now past century. If there's any ternoon. And a reminder: a merry evening. ' available at the main station. The new doubt, consider the stories, Some establishments, such as will boost home cost if you haven't received station is located at the intersection of photos and telecasts that came Eckerd's Drugs and a few other your paper by 5:30 p.m., West Palmetto Park road and 12th WASHINGTON (UPI) —The cost of mortgage money," Romney said. from man's first exploration of businesses, will be open for business on call 395-8300 and we'll avenue. buying a $25,000 home on a 30-year "The action will help to hold the line the moon. New Year's Day. Others, such as bring you one. But please, banks and grocery stores, will be The new building, Roseke said, in- government loan will go up $6,210 against a further drying up of mor- Page IB of today's news call before 7 p.m. closed Thursday but will be open as cludes some 5,700 square feet of in- Monday. tgage funds from regular sources." features a roundup of the top Happy New Year! usual the following day. terior space with 9,900 square feet of The Federal Housing Administration Robert Gray, a spokesman of the stories and a selection of some of Mortgage Bankers Association of The Post Office will be closed customer parking space outside. The (FHA) and the Veterans Ad- the news photographs that went America, said the action was "a Thursday and regular deliveries will Post Office is leased from August ministration (VA) announced Tuesday with them. Tobler and was built by general the interest rates on government- substantial move" to improve the contractor Howard Cook of Riviera backed mortgages will be boosted crisis in the housing situation. Gray Beach. from 7.5 to a record 8.5 per cent ef- said the new rate would bring money Vietnam visit may be Originally, the building was fective Jan. 5. | back into the housing market to help scheduled to be in use last April, and It will mean bigger monthly hold investors. Quick facts more recently the post office had payments for thousands of home Only 45 per cent of the FHA's hoped to have it in service to help with buyers. regional offices reported an adequate on Agnew's itinerary the Christmas rush. The boost, the first in almost one supply of funds to make all eligible Weather: Partly cloudy and mild Roseke said that the new station will year in FHA and VA loan ceilings, was loans on Dec. 1. One year earlier, 88 through New Year's Day, service mail for delivery to all ad- described as an effort to attract more per cent of the offices reported with a slight chance (20 per MANILA (UPI)—Vice President Manila. dresses west of Dixie highway. The money into the mortgage market and adequate funding. cent) for showers Thursday. Spiro T. Agnew's official visit to the Agnew's U.S. Marine helicopter flew same zip code will be used for all stimulate home construction. The increase will have no effect on High yesterday 81, low this Philippines drew toward a close today close to the Pacific War memorial addresses in the city. Housing and Urban Development the 8.2 million government-backed morning 58: tomorrow's and there was widespread speculation while circling over Corregidor, and Rodney E. McGlamery will be the Secretary George W. Romney ordered loans already outstanding. Persons high 80, low tonight 60. Noon he would fly to Viet Nam New Year's paused briefly above a 311-foot con- superintendent of the new station and the FHA increase and Veterans Ad- with such mortgages will continue to today 80. Day. His only scheduled item Thur- crete cross on Bataan's Mt. Samat, 25 employes now working out of the ministrator Donald E. Johnson pay the interest rate in effect at the sday wsa s trip to the mountains. honoring Filipino and American war main station will be shifted to the new followed suit with the VA boost. time the loan was granted. Boating: Clear sailing, with seas Agnew held his first private talks dead. building. "We are in the midst of the most The increase brings the FHA-VA 2-4 feet and a light to with President Ferdinand E. Marcos severe housing shortage since the end interest rate up to the bank prime rate, moderate chop on inland today and informed sources said he of World War II because of the lack of which has been 8.5 per cent since June waters. Low tide tonight at assured him the United States will 9. 7:50 p.m. Highs tomorrow at stick to its commitments to Asian 1:59 a.m. and 1:59 p.m. Lows nations. It was their first talks since Facelifting at 8:14 a.m. and 8:44 p.m. Agnew arrived Monday to begin an Asian goodwill tour. Fishing: The big schools of kings Agnew, who will visit 10 nations on are centered around Delray the 23-day trip, had no official ac- for Dixie Beach and Boynton Beach. tivities tonight and only a light schedule Thursday. The flight to Dixie highway will be resurfaced as Television: See the fabulous Vietnam is barely 90 minutes from Orange Bowl Parade at 7 p.m. far north as Palmetto Park road within Manila. :••: I do hope you can help solve on channels 4, 5 and 7. the next 60 days, according to County Informed sources said the Agnew- Commissioner George V. Warren. f- the traffic problem on North Marcos session was extremely cordial :•:• Dixie highway. Heading north Movies: At the Boca Raton Warren, who represents the south and, in keeping with Agnew's presence end of the county on the commission, % on Dixie during the morning Theatre, 101 Dalmations, in Manila as a special envoy to Mar- said the order for resurfacing Dixie •:•: rush hour, it's all your life is rated G, showing at 1:15,3:25, cos' inauguration, there was no agenda highway from Camino Real to £ worth to make a left turn on to 5:35, 7:45, and 9:45 p.m. and no decisions were made. Palmetto Park road has been turned | Northwest 20th Street. Coming Agnew discussed the Nixon doctrine, over to the county engineer's office >:•: south on Dixie in the evening which pledges support of U.S. Asian and will be taken care of within the S rush, try to make a left at allies but also calls for self-reliance, next two months. *S Palmetto Park road! said Washington intended to follow 1 The road has already been resur- :>: Both of these intersections through on all its commitments, the faced from Camino Real south to the are equipped with traffic sources reported. Hillsboro Canal bridge, and workmen lights that can give left turn There was some discussion of the have painted center lines and lines for signals, but they aren't used. forthcoming negotiations between the turning lanes. The county is in the process United States and the Philippines over "We're now going to find some funds of rebuilding both of these i Amusements GA their military and commercial rela- intersections, and the city has Ann lenders 2B in the county budget to do the rest of tions, the sources said, and no nothing to do with them. We I Classifieds 6-7B the job," Warren said. "It's up to the problems were anticipated. can only wait until the county Dr. Coleman county to take care of Dixie highway 3B The meeting came midway in a busy gets around to them, but after I Editorials 4A since it is a secondary road, and we'll day for Agnew. It included a helicopter seeing how promptly they Public Notices 6B see that it's resurfaced." flight over the World War II bat- painted the lines on repaved Sam Shulsky 7A Warren said he could not speculate tlefields of Bataan and Corregidor, a on when the section north of Palmetto Dixie, we should not have too Sports 8-9A presentation of moon rocks to Marcos, long to wait. At least it is Stocks 7A Pres. Ferdinand Marcos (C) of th<#Philippines is presented a box con- Park road would be repaved, saying and a one-hour visit to the home of a taining a piece of moonrock by U.S. Vice Pres. Spiro T. Agnew and Apollo-U under consideration! Women's News 2-3B the county was preferring to take Dixie •X new "miracle" rice 40 miles south of astronaut Eugene Cernan during a vifit to Malacanang Palace today. highway in stretches at this time. 2A BOCA RATON NEWS Wednesday, Dec 31. 1969 Nixon plans quiet New Year's Eve
SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. (UPI)—President Nixon, spend- He also told the airport welcoming crowd: "We wish you a year too." ing his second New Year's in a row in his native California, Happy New Year and we hope we can make it a peaceful new The First Lady said that the Nixons have a tradition of plans to ring in 1970 at a quiet family celebration tonight at observing New Year's Eve with a low key family gathering. his seaside villa. Their close friend and Key Biscayne, Fla. neighbor, Charles As the first year of his presidency drew to a close, the Chief G. "Bebe" Rebozo was a house guest. Executive was mapping plans for the new decade and con- Before departing Washington, Nixon signed into law the centreing on the State of the Union message he will deliver sweeping tax relief bill and called it "long overdue," the next month. measure provides a record 15 per cent boost in Social Arriving Tuesday for a two week sojourn at the Western Security benefits starting Friday. White House here, Nixon's mood was euphoric. He was caught up in the fervor of outstretched hands and squeling fans when air force one touched down at El Toro Marine Residence law rejected Corps Air Station near here. ATLANTA (UPI)—U. S. permanent injunction In brief, off-the-cuff remarks, he told the 3,000 persons who against the requirement turned out to see him that he expected to make only one other Maid of Cotton named Dist. Judge Albert Hen- Tuesday, climaxing a suit public appearance in California, with his wife, Pat, and derson has permanently aimed at forcing Georgia to daughter, Tricia, 23. MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI)—A Mississippi brunette who once struck down Georgia's one- comply with a U. S. Supreme "While I'm here the three of us are going to register to vote year residence requirement Court ruling that state "preferred cotton corduroy coveralls to velvet frocks" residency requirements to in my home state of California," he said. for welfare benefits to blind, reigned today as the 1970 Maid of Cotton. aged and disabled persons, qualify for Welfare payments Rhoda Gale Thornton, 20, of Meridian, was selected from a Henderson granted a are unconstitutional. field of 20 finalists Tuesday night to succeed Cathy Muirhead Speaks their language of Denton, Tex., as the goodwill ambassadress for the nation's cotton industry. FAA approves 747 CHICAGO (UPI) - Schultz speak his language. Schultz asked Hoffman if SEATTLE (UPI)-The Federal Aviation Administration Asistant U.S. Attorney "it wasn't a fact" that Foreign cars barred (FAA) has approved the huge Boeing 747 super jet for full O Richard G. Schultz Tuesday passenger service, clearing the way for commercial flights It's not often you get a chance to shovel snow from your Yippies planned sessions of BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI)-Citing a "considerable "public fornication in the early next yer. roof, so Steve Hard (left) gives his friend Douglas Mc- began crossexamining Abbie stake" in the success of domestic manufacturers, United Sweeuey, who leaps into a giant snow pile, a hand in Hoffman in the riot con- parks" during the 1968 Pan American World Airways plans to use the 362- spiracy trial of the "Chicago Democratic National Con- States Steel's Fairfield Works has barred foreign-made passenger airliner on flights from New York to London early cleaning that family's roof in Burlington, Vermont. (UPI vehicles from entering its gates effective with the new year. Telephoto) Seven." Hoffman made vention. in 1970. If anyone would lie about that... BURLINGTON, Wis. (UPI) entering the furnace had to be miniskirt this past summer, — Now that the most pre-heated. Otherwise it and it was so mini that every momentous events which cooled the air to the point time she washed it she had to You get more at occurred in 1969 have been where it froze out." stitch on a piece of cloth so it chronicled in their order of would be large enough to use impact at year's end, A. Charles H. Gilbert, Green one clothes pin to hang it out Wunderwald of Pura Ti, Bay, said his wife "bought a to dry." Switzerland, has come in for Atlantic Federal special recognition. The Burlington Liars' Club, ... be a vhich annually recognizes r • <• ,he most outrageous prevarication of the past 12 double winner! months, cited Wundewald for his comment about the weather. WIN He said it was so cold in
Pura Ti in August "that the •- -•.'•: sable furs ran after the ladies." Runnerup for "World's Israel prepares Champion Liar of 1969" was A MILLION! Lou Powers, Ortonville, Minn., who said, "We had an Register at an Atlantic Federal office near you. awful lot of snow this winter gunboat welcome — seven blizzards so far." "After the last storm HAIFA, Israel (UPI)—The five gunboats spirited away my hired man had to dig from France on Christmas morning closed on Israel's down through 15 feet of snow Mediterranean shore today for what promised to be a rousing in order to oil the windmill," welcome. he said. Informants in Tel Aviv said the 270-ton vessels would 1,000,000 "I dug for a well for my arrive this afternoon or otnight. Sunny skies pushed away hunting cottage on Rush Tuesday's storm and made conditions right for a victorious Lake, Wisconsin," said E. arrival. MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS Steinbach, Mayville, Wis. 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CREEP, PRESIDENT SOUTH SIDE OFFICE: NORTH .SIDE OFFICE: WE3T SIDE OFFICE; POMPANO BEACH klNHISE OFFICE; (Located In Lauderhill Mall) OFFICE: Sunrise Boulevard South Andrews North Andrews Just north ol Sunrise Blvd. McNab Road and Wd N.E. 17th Way i and 16th Street and 43rd Street \ 524-8565 564-7B36 on State Road 7 (U.S. 4411 Federal Hwy. U.S. 1 I Lauderhill. Fla. 584-8000 942-7443 Sen. Edward M. Kennedy and Ms wife Joan head for the ski tow at Vail Ski resort in Colorado for a day on the slopes. The Senator and his family are spending the Christmas holidays in Colorado. (UPI Telephoto) V Y Wednesday, Dec. 31, 1969 BOCA RATON NEWS 3A Castleton plans to leave banking field Disposition of its holdings the banking operations, in Florida banks will top the disposed of their stock in- agenda for a special meeting terest in Castleton in a Jan. 10 of directors of private transaction to Van Castleton Industries, Inc. Lennep. Retirement of the Frederick L. Van Lennep, Weirs from the Castleton president of Castleton, said board is effective today and the special meeting will they will devote all of their consider several matters, time to their own banking including re-alignment of the interests. corporate functions of the Van Lennep stated that "in company. view of legislation presently Van Lennep said that the pending in Congress relating proceeds from disposition of to bank holding companies, it Old Father Time banking interests will be used appears that any significant is making way for a bright 1 to retire the indebtedness of future growth of the company and promising New Year, one that the company and to acquire in the banking business would we sincerely hope is filled to the brim with !"from time to time on the be impaired if not entirely r plenty of joy and lots of good luck for everyone. & i open market up to 300,000 restricted. shares of Castleton stock "Since Castleton Industries which would be used for is a growth-oriented com- making further acquisitions, pany, the disposition of its RAWS COMPIETE AUTOMOTIVE for stock options and other banking interests would corporate purposes." permit the company to ••»- Castleton acquired a major concentrate on expansion and part of its bank holdings when growth of its manufacturing, SlRVKE CENTER the firm merged with the old real estate and leisure time Florida Bancgrowth, Inc., activities." 18 TRAINED MEN TO SERVE YOU ! formed and headed by the Castleton was the most Weir family here. However, recent developer of Camino Boca Raton National Bank Gardens subdivision here. Its was never part of the manufacturing operations SEMAN'S STANDARD Castleton organization. include Time and Tide in Draglines moved ahead during the pre-New Years period with construction of a Boca Raton and its leisure STANDARD STANDARD new bridge over the Intracoastal Waterway at 40th St. Visible through cleared area Van Lennep announcement included the statement that time activities include the in background is A-l-A. .OIL Milton N. Weir and John H. Pompano Park harness SERVICE racing track. Teen Talk Weir, who continued to head 229 WEST GAMINO REAL 395-7739 Teems host speaker on drugs of all the aspects of the drug —Help with community- with everyone's help we could By KAREN DOHNER problem. minded projects. make it even better! Let us —Improve Teen Town in make this the best year yet The next event on the Teen Have you made your New every way we can! Town calendar takes place for Boca Raton! Year's resolutions yet? We, Is there any way you can Happy 1970! Jan. 8. at Teen Town, have! We improve yourself? An important speaker, Dan resolve to: Think about it before you Danforth, is coming to the —Increase our mem- make your resolutions. I Community Center to talk to bership. think that one resolution that —Increase the attendance we should all make is to try to of our dances. improve our community. —Help the less fortunate This is a nice community children. with interested citizens and Karen Neapolitan holiday ORIGINALOIL Dohner PAINTINGS 10x12 $10.00 & up Navy Lieutenant Morgan S. exchanged not only Christ- 16x20 $12.00 & up Bragg, son of Mr. and Mrs. mas gifts, but also Christmas 24x36 $25,00 8. up William J. Bragg of Boca customs. The American 24x48 $30.00 & up Raton, is celebrating a custom of gift-giving on PICTURE FRAMING the teenagers of Boca Raton. Neapolitan Christmas this Christmas Day has been He is the executive director of year with more than 3,600 generally adopted by- SCHERTLE ART GALLERY the Boca Raton Drug Abuse other Navymen and their Neapolitan adults. The age- 540 S. FED. HWY. Foundation. I hope that all of dependents in Naples, Italy. old Italian custtim on POMPANO BEACH 943-5450 the teenagers will attend this Americans and Italians Epiphany still remains for 3 Blk« So. of Atlantic Blvd. discussion and become aware have in many instances the Italian children . On U.S. 1 1 BEFORE YOU BUY - WHY DONT YOU TRY I [J S PACKAGE STORE CORNER of N. FEDERAL HWY. end 20th Si. CAMINO SQUARE SHOPPING CENTER 1 Clai KING GEORGE MacGiegor^ KENTUCKY That's what you'll do I BOURBON SCOTCH •1 hu! when you finance your I car at our bank! QUART ^_W \ ' i'-J FIFTH We realize a working girl HENNESSY needs budget-wise auto <'.V COGNAC BRANDY Canadians payments ... so come in I •:•:•:• and see our friendly, FIFTH experienced loan officers. I They will help you get be- m, m JIM BEAM hind the wheel of one KENTUCKY BOURBON I ® ISMIRNOFF DIAL 395-2010 £ of the 1970 beauties . . . FOR CORRECT TIME S 99 ® 24 HOURS A DAY $ and save a bucket of I FIFTH VODKA ''$'.*'. •:•:•:• VATG9 bucks besides! SCOTCH I Qnsrt FIFTH ea Mtutan mm Southern CHERRY National Bank rr"H SOUTH FEDERAL HWY. AT CAM9HO REAI, BOCA RATON ... CALL 395-2300 hMlH Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation * Member Federal Reserve SyHtem FIFTH , f&n FIFTH" UR LOUNGES OPEN 'TIL 4 A.M. THURS., FRI., SAT. SPECIALS - AIL SALES CASH" AND CARlYI On second thought 99 per cent broken there were, we'd find out that 99 per millions of resolutions to stop smoking By GUS HARWELL cent of the resolutions are broken in made today; and I suspect also that 99 per cent of them will be broken in that A LOT OP us are piddling around in the first two weeks of the new year. Most of the seriously-made first two-week period. these last few hours of the old year — There will be millions of other and the old decade, too, I mustn't resolutions I hear are the sweeping, resolutions to lose 20 pounds, and very forget that — making resolutions for hard-to-keep kind that are made in fits few of those will be kept. As a matter of More beach gone the new year. of character strength on the last day or two of the year. fact, I think I'll add myself to that list. There probably never has been any I hereby resolve to lose 20 pounds in &j firm, factual research on the subject of I SUSPECT that there will be 1970.1 may lose it one pound at a time New Year's resolutions, but I'll bet if and gain each and every pound back, Expansion of Boca Raton's municipal South future by obtaining promptly what beach but lose it I will. Beach has been permanently stopped to the property the city will need. south by the purchase of 500 feet of beachfront Private enterprise will develop the beach- NORMALLY, I sneer at resolution- for the construction of a hotel. front here. Condominiums and perhaps other makers and make for myself the kind The proposed structure will be Boca Raton's hotels will be built on every piece of ocean- Going to pot of resolutions that I can keep without first beachfront hotel. front property available for them. any fear of wavering. The city had its eye on the property, but The inevitable result is that the parcels of Last year, for instance, as I recall, I property owners have a way of selling their land best suited to add to the city's gave up alligator wrestling, and so holdings in whatever way is to their best recreational beach holdings will be pinched help me, I haven't wrestled an advantage. off, one by one, until — far too soon — there is alligator all year. Loss of this one prospective piece of nothing left. I also promised myself that I would municipal beach isn't disastrous to the city's If we are to buy beach for future needs, it eat as much as I wanted to, and that I ^ plans for more recreational beach area, but it must be done soon. In a few years, it won't be a wouldn't worry myself at all about my points to precisely what will happen, and question of high price. There just won't be any weight, thus preserving my roll of flab happen soon, if we fail to prepare for the beachfront available at any price. around the middle, but effectively helping my resolution to avoid getting ulcers by worrying. This one, too, I kept with almost religious fervor during 1969. campai THE NEW YEAR approaches, and with it, a new decade. Somebody sneaked that last 10 years by me without fair warning, because I'm simply not prepared to put 1970 at the Two seats on the city council will be open in of all of us, and there should be plenty of ex- top of a letter. f) the February municipal election. A check by perience and talent available to the voters to It always takes me six months to the News with prospective candidates and choose from. remember to get the last digit of the political insiders turned up only three possible We hope others will throw their hats into the year right. Now I've got to remember candidates, none of whom was willing to ring, and may the best man win. to change two of them. declare himself in the race. If anyone else is to show an interest and get It's not just a simple memory Without throwing rocks at the three possible into the race, there isn't much time. problem, I think. It is probably some candidates, we sincerely hope that this isn't Qualifying starts Friday, and Jan. 12 is the sort of deep-seated psychological the crop — three hopefuls for two council last day to enter the race. rejection of the passage of time. seats. It looks like a short campaign, as well as a Municipal government deserves the interest quiet one. PART OF IT just might be that 1970 is the year (and January is the month) that I turn 40. As anybody knows, life s begins at 40, but even so, I'm not exactly happy about turning that corner. For those over 30: did you ever Not much relief notice how people older than you are getting younger as you get older? The tax reform package passed, and reform law, the new taxes will come yesterday President Richard Nixon signed it somewhere else. The view from Tallahassee into law. But don't hold your breath until your The 15 per cent increase in Social Security taxes drop. payments, certainly a deserved increase, The new tax relief won't help on that 1969 nevertheless adds to the!-inflationary push. income tax return you're going to be wrestling There is no such* thing as free lunch, as Only change is sure with in a few days, it'll help a little on the 1970 President Nixon, and the Congress, and the return, and a little more in 1972 and again in overburdened taxpayers know. For every deep into that puzzling war in Vietnam Quite naturally, there are many who C By MALCOLM B. JOHNSON 1973. dollar Uncle Sam gives us, he takes away a which we can't bear to win and don't see impending doom in all this. Billy dollar and a half from us — or from somebody dare to lose. Graham and other Christian At a time when we are suffering severe Somehow, the "Soaring Sixties" we else. This provided a part, but only a part, evangelists preach that the prophesied inflation, the tax package admittedly has an heralded 10 years ago became the Tax relief isn't very practical while spend- of the source for almost continuous end of the world is approaching. inflationary impact. Since it is highly unlikely Shocking Sixties. Now we can't know ing is on the increase. Not meaningful tax agitation, rioting, assassination, That's not new. Others like- them that federal spending can or will be cut enough whether to expect the Seventies to be relief, anyway. promiscuity and open scorn for were doing ita century ago, when — to make up for the loss of revenue built into the fruitful or frightful. common propriety and private incidentally — the World Almanac of It is in the nature of man to count property. 1869 reported that "wars, rebellions, back, to measure and mark the years, Our Supreme Court turned up its and riots made most news" around the the decades, centuries and millenia of nose at public prayer, and nodded its world. time, to chart his future in the light of head toward obscenity. It seemed to You know, we're not far from the end _ the past—and this is the annual period protect the criminal at the expense of of this millenium — the second of the ' for pause and reflection. general welfare and domestic Christian era. It's only 30 years away. We soared in the 1960's all right—all LM. tranquility. The President who will lead us into the the way to the moon, to the highest "Law and order" became a hated next millenium is already being standard of living in all man's history, term in some sophisticated circles, schooled, and we're already borrowing and the highest cost. In nearly all the beset, the unfairly treated, the difficulty dodging the conclusion that and the crime rate rose as contempt and spending money he'll have to By MERRIMAN SMITH statistics, we measured the most. For smalltown boy who suffered the sears LBJ felt all the press joined to distort was directed at those who are sup- repay. UPI White House Reporter the seventies, it will be more again — and sneers of the Eastern intelligensia his image and twist the meaning of his posed to suppress it. We raised up the and, hopefully, better. So runs the Solioquy for the (translated: what LBJ used to call actions and words. hippies, and the Beatles, and the SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. (UPI)— Our accomplishments, especially Seventies. To be in, or done in? "the touch-footballers;" requiring The first LBJ show on television yippies, and the rock bands and the The lament of former President here in the United States, have been Who knows what the future will another translation: the Kennedy seemed constructed, in his own mind, hordes of uncouth youth following Lyndon B. Johnson as aired by CBS-TV tremendous, spectacular, but our bring? I don t believe these prophecies crowd.) as justification of his basic conduct of them with talk of love and peace. with Walter Cronkite playing a slightly satisfactions low. of doom, nor of heaven on earth. But Furthermore, he maintained that he, the presidency, as well as the an- We had the great paradoxes: amazed defensive line-backer was For all our progress, we seem to experience has taught not to be too \ himself, had no credibility gap; that nounced primary purpose of ex- While government agencies cam- wondrous history to behold. have become a people with very many quick to disbelieve, either. the gap was the sole possession and plaining why he chose not to run again paigned, by decree and propaganda, Washington columnists are referring fears, and very little faith. One thing sure: There will be creation of the press, including quite in 1968, Further chapters in the TV against smoking taxpaid and legal to it as vintage Johnson. Along with our success in space and change. And Thank God for that. specifically columnists and network series were expected to follow the tobacco, some of the same people There he was, LBJ the misun- science, we've had social seizures of commentators. Watching, one had same idea. spoke up in defense of illicit marijuana derstood. If his tormentors thought he extreme violence, burning our cities and LSD. was powerhungry when he was in and closing our colleges. Men and women, inhaling allegedly office, so be it; let the poor souls think Oddly, the worst convulsions have carcinogenic cigarettes, sat around as they wish if it makes them feel been among those who seemed to be talking and fretting about the dangers better. gaining most—the minorities, making Today is Wednesday, Dec. 31, the of air pollution which would fill future In a magnetic hour, LBJ said progress unpredictable a decade ago; 365th day of 1969 and there are none to lungs with carbon monoxide and other variously that he never wanted to be and the young, born to affluence and follow this year. It is New Year's Eve. noxious smoke. President in the first place; that he did opportunities their elders dared not The moon is in its last quarter. not believe he was equipped for the dream of. The morning stars are Venus and job; that he had a written agreement Pesticides which wiped out insect- Jupiter. C The ^s creed? borne disease and made it possible for with his wife, Lady Bird, prior to his The evening stars are Mercury, We Americans bested our rivals, the fewer farmers to grow ever-increasing 1964 re-election race that this would be Russians, on nearly every front during Mars and Saturn. To the Editor: knowing we had helped a very ill child. crops to feed the expanding population the last time around, but that had he On this day in history: This is a true story — believe it or My good feelings were short lived, the 1960s. fell into disgrace, and were banned decided to run again in 1968 he was They seemed to have us down when In 1879, Thomas Edison gave the notl however, when I received a phone call from use lest they sometime reduce flatfootedly certain he would have from one of the three doctors in that the decade began, remember? They first public demonstration of the in- been re-elected over anyone the the population of birds — and maybe On the day of Christmas Eve a few office, who proceeded to give me what had taken us by surprise and beat us man. candescent lamp in Menlo Park, N.J. Republicans had to offer. He said this minutes before 9 a.m. a frantically I can only describe as a good chewing into outer space. Khrushchev boasted was a matter of "professional ap- worried mother came to my desk in the out. they would overtake us in production praisal," although he expected some to lobby where I am employed as the To quote the good doctor, "What by 1970. (They barely reached a third regard it as arrogance or vanity. receptionist. They had just arrived in right have you to send strangers to our of our Gross National Product. And our town from an all night trip with a what became of old Nikita?) Such was the central theme of office without an appointment? We are terribly sick child, who was running a They put two men in orbit in 1961, ten Johnson's first television hour (the not operating an emergency ward here dangerously high fever. She asked me months before we got our first one up next installment airs in early and she should have^gone to the Wednesday 4A Dec. 31, 1969 if 1 could help her find a doctor and hospital." \ there. They built the wall through February )—The typical image of LBJ, Published daily except Saturday and Monday at 34 S.E. 2nd St., Boca when I suggested she go to the When I explained to hinvttiat she had Berlin, and built up for an attack from Raton, Florida, 33432, by the Boca Raton News, inc. Phone: 395-8300. emergency ward at the hospital she gone to a hospital and was turned away Cuba — but backed down. They have told me they had just been there and (she had not told me which hospital) he seemed to ebb since then, although Five rears as® was informed that there was not a they may have gained much by sub- W.H. HARWELL, Jr. Publisher refused to listen and continued/with the H.CLAYRILEY doctor available at that time. chewing out in a loud and angry voice. version and diplomatic obstinacy that JOHN T.OPEL will show up later. Editor Adv. Mgr. in Boca Raton Because of her anxiety I tried He said under no circumstance!? was I contacting the nearest doctors office, a ever to do such a thing again, and Anyway, we out-reached them in besides they didn't take care of Ismail space, out-produced them Entered as second class mail at the postoffice at Boca Raton, Florida From our files: short two blocks away. When the line under the act of March 8, 1879, remained busy after several attempts, children. At this point I felt like if had economically, excelled them in nearly Dec. 31, 1964 — Boca Raton's cat every activity. burglar, apparently rested after the I suggested they go on and I would committed a criminal act and shpuld 1 But, here at home, we had severe Member of the Florida Press Association and National Newspaper holidays, struck at the homes of Tom keep trying to reach them and let them go in some dark corner and hide. What has happened to the doctor'! troubles and discord. Association. Subscription rates: By carrier in the city $1.00 per Myers, (>98 N.W. 7th Ave. and John I. know she was on her way over. It was month; by mail in the U.S., one year $15.60, six months $8.45, three Snyder, 880 N.E. 33rd St., making off with a feeling of relief and good will creed? \ The leaders of the Sixties put us months $4.55, with about $500 in valuables. that I continued on with my duties, Julia Artwohlf gradually, almost unbeknownst to us, f Wednesday, Dec. 31, 1969 BOCA RATON NEWS 5/| 'Courteous intimidation program is successful TALLAHASSEE (UPI) —. month is 35 less than last De- With the traffic ticket, eac The Highway Patrol's cember's and the 12-month highway patrolman als "courteous intimidation" total was 2,091—seven less hands the offending driver program is a month old than on the same date last letter from Kirk saying th Oceanography today, and appears likely to year. troopers are outon the roa< More than 20,000 arrests "to protect you, not haras, keep Florida's 1969 highway you." death toll from breaking the have been made since bloody record of 2,115 killed patrolmen began cour- The "dead motorist" letfc arriving here last year. teously intimidating careless also invites drivers to call o; write the governor if he hi On orders from Gov. drivers and Simmons said comments or complaint Ocean engineering, a technical branch of oceanography, is Claude Kirk, the patrol began the program is "moving about his treatment. voniing to Port Everglades. Hydrospace Research Cor- increasing its arrests and along real good." The totals, "There have been a fe poration of Rockville, Md., a wholly-owned subsidiary of warnings Dec. 1 in a four- posted on a large bulletin belligerent letters," sai E.G. & G. has announced the lease of a 4% acre tract directly month effort to cut the traffic board outside Kirk's office, Stokley Hayes, a press aid oast across the Intracoastal Waterway from the Port death toll. Inspector H. Lee show 9,759 arrests for to the governor. But he adde> Everglades Shipyard for construction of a $500,000 plant to Simmons said in an interview speeding and 708 for drunk that most letters have house operations which involve, in part, testing and Tuesday the toll for the driving during December. praised the program. evaluating of advanced systems for the U.S. Navy. Construction will start soon after the first of the year, according to Dr. L. Folger Whicker, Chairman of the Executive Committee of Hydrospace. Facilities will include State Rep donates pay hike a 20,000 sq, ft. main structure containing offices and Lt. Gov. Ray C. Osborne (right) almost got as much mall the past few weeks as Santa Claus. He and Don D. Melklejohn, director of the Department's Division of laboratories and computer systems for use by engineers, Commercial Development, look at a pile of inquiries — averaging 10,000 a week — scientists and technicians. A second building and docks will hhich are the result of a six-week newspaper advertising campaign in 24 daily to Boy and Girl Scouts be built for ship support. newspapers — with a combined circulation of more than 62 million — telling people to come to Florida. Osborne heads the new Department of Commerce which combines TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Previously House menbers Woodward and other Hous< the functions of the former Development and Industrial Commissions. State Rep. R.D. Woodward received $100 per month and members who have pledge* Strangulation probed Jr., DQuincy, who voted a $600 expense allowance to donate their raises made L against the legislature's which was considered clear they were referrin $12,000-a-year salaries, will only to the $300 differen MACCLENNY, Fla. (UPI) — The state attorney's office is "salary" because no ex- donate his pay raise to the between the new pay scale investigating the apparent strangulation of a mental patient pense accountings were re- Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts of quired. and the old $700-a-month. •t the northeast Florida hospital. his district. Two unidentified suspects are being held in close custody "I could not think of any pending investigation of the death of Hall Lottie Claxton. organizations more deserv- Jin ties Minter, an aide to Health and Rehabilitation Sec- ing of my support," Wood- Faircloth to seek okay iTt.ny James Rax, said ward personnel found Claxton ward said. "I have been Tuesday morning with a sock tied around hig neck and involved with youths most of another sock stuffed in his mouth. my life, having assisted my of screening committee wife in raising six, and in my experience have seen very few Boy Scouts or Girl Scouts TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — system to guard agains SDS to fight FSU ban unwitting and unnecessar become delinquents." Atty. Gen. Earl Faircloth will Woodward, chairman of a destruction of nature TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - holidays. University officials ask the cabinet next Tuesday resources." presented their case Monday, House subcommittee on to endorse creation of an Representatives of the delin- quency, has visited all Students for a Democratic asking Willis to issue a inter-agency committee to permanent injunction the state's youth institutions. screen state projects and Hall holds Society will have their day in He said Tuesday he has no court Jan. 14 to fight an in- superseding the temporary protect the environment. one he issued March 4. quarrel with legislators who candidacy junction that would per- picket the pay raise, but that Fairdoth said Tuesday the maneltly bar the radical The temporary injunction agency would be similar to followed a series of SDS-led he knew his salary when he MIAMI (UPI) —Dad group from the Florida State ran for the House and did not the committee which County Mayor Chuck Hal University campus. '\ disturbances on the campus. Vice President for Student think it fair to accept the recommended establishment who intended to formal! Judge Ben Willis granted a Affairs John K. Arnold told raise. Woodward said he of aquatic preserves and announce his candidacy fo continuance in the eight- the court Monday his office Research vessel "Patrick Kiley" one of two 296-ton ships to be based at Port voted to override Gov. revision of shoreline fill governor Friday, will not b monthold cast Tuesday so would have little time for its Everglades for oceanographic engineering work. Owners of the vessels, Hydrospace Claude Kirk's veto of the pay limits. He also said it would making it official until nes .student members of SDS other responsibilities if it has Research Corporation, Rockville, Md., are building a $500,000 research complex on a raise as a matter of principle. work closely with local spring—although he uno could be present when their to cope with more demon- iVz acre tract at the Port. The ships, valued at $1 million each, are engaged in testing The 1969 legislature upped governments "to develop an ficially conceds he's alread case is argued after the strations. and evaluating advanced systems for the U.S. Navy. its salary to $1,000 per month. 'early warning' liaison in the race. if will he of greater interest to you . . . FIRST FEDERAL'S NEW 1970 RATES PAID IN PALM BEACH COUNTY NING tet, 197O . . J - - _. .»i.« At:..'—- Jr. • 5AVSNGS CERTIFICATES ACTUAL YIELD Interest compounded daily. Certificates issued in mini- mum amounts of $1,000.00. JV, Interest paid from date of l-J(£ purchase to maturity at "•- 5]4'< per year. Minimum .,-.,- ; Is *; -"' PER term is six months . . . auto- \urk "; •.;,; YEAR malic self-renewal. : PASSBOOK ACCOUNTS ACTUAL Y!F-LT Will earn daily compounded interest from day of deposit •^rV •?•='•• "*"• to the day of withdrawal. -*•-'">$ E-j '" " "•" "" •".'.." 1 •*•::- ".. " - . • •!•' • ••- '•'. DELRAY BEACH OFFICE BOCA RATON OFFJ 645 E. Atlantic Ave. 601 N. Federal Hw Ph. 276-6311 Ph. 395-2121 Savings and Loan MsociaMon of Delray Beach i L 6A BOCA RATON NEWS Wednesday, Dec. 31, 1969 Parades, games ' Government questions on holiday TV radio, TV holdings WASHINGTON (UPI) - Industries, Cox Enterprises, Parades, football, New carried on Channel 4 at 10:30 The Federal Com- E. W. Scripps, Fuqua In- Year's Eve in Time's Square, a.m., while Channels 10 and munications Commission dustries and Travelers In- (FCC) is sending pilot and the golden refrain of Auld 12 will carry the Sugar Bowl surance. The FCC said it questionnaires to non- wanted to get information to Lang Syne make up theParade at 11 a.m. The grand- daddy of them all, the broadcast conglomerates supplement its investigation picture for TV watchers this that control major radio and on the granting of broadcast New Year's holiday. Tournament of Roses Parade from Pasadena, will be television stations. licenses to corporations ; New Year's Eve is ushered controlled by conglomerates in tonight with the showing of televised over channels 4, 5, and 7 beginning at 11:30 a.m. The forms were sent to the whose primary interests lie the Orange Bowl Parade Avco Corp., Chris-Craft in other fields. from Miami on Channels 4,5, The three Apollo 12 6nd 7. The hour-and-a-half- astronauts, Pete Conrad, Classified Ad Service Alan Bean, and Richard long King Orange Jamboree Phone 395-8300 or 399-6719 pageant begins on each of the Gordon, will be the grand three channels at 7 p.m. marshalls for the Rose The Bluebonnet Bowl, Parade, which will have its which gets a jump on the 81st running this year. BOCA RATON bowl-bound teams that have After the parades are over, DOORS OPEN 12 NOON it's Dad's turn to get to the TV to wait until tomorrow to set, as the day's football play, can be seen beginning games begin to unwind. The at 7:30 tonight on Channels 10 Sugar Bowl Game from New The HOWLarious canine caper that and 12. The game originates Orleans, with the University sent London to the dogs! in Houston, with Auburn and of Mississippi and the the University of Houston University of Arkansas, will providing the action. be aired over Channels 10 and WALT DISNEY'S The Tonight Show 12 beginning at 1:30 p.m. on AU CARTOON-HAWK (Channels 5 and 7, beginning the Cotton Bowl Game, from at 11:30 p,m.) will carry live Dallas, will be seen over coverage of New Year's Eve Channel 4 at 1:45 p.m. •festivities in New York's fames Square, including the The Cotton Bowl game will "dropping of the ball," an show off the nation's Number TECHNICOLOR' fia electronic display on top of One college team, the •••••«••• •«•••.•/•••. i the Allied Chemical Building University of Texas FEATURES AT that traditionally ushers in Longhorns, who will take on the Fighting Irish of Notre 1,-25*-3:35 —5:40 the New Year precisely at — 7:45 — 9:50 midnight. Dame. The Irish will be making their first ap- Guy Lombardo, the manpearance in a post-season who said he'd take New bowl since they defeated Year's with him when he Stanford 22-7 in the 1925 Rose schedule for the next stretch will be drafted later. Story goes, will probably be leading Bowl. Re-paving of Dixie highway from Palmetto Park road his Royal Canadians in "Auld south to Camino Real is scheduled within the next 60 on page one of today's News. Lang Syne" over at least one At 4:30 p.m., the University days. County Commissioner George Warren said a of the three major networks of Michigan will battle USC in when the clock strikes the Rose Bowl, over Channels midnight, so if your New 5 and 7. Year's Eve isn't complete Penn State, the top team in without his smooth, mellow the East, takes on Missouri, Something special planned strains, watch for himco-champions in the Big closely. Eight, in the Orange Bowl game in Miami. This game, On Thursday, special however, will be blacked out events get underway with a in the south Florida area and for kids at annual fair rebroadcast of highlights will not be seen by television from the Orange Bowl viewers. NBC-Radio net- There is something special especially the kids." young and old behind him. The Animal Nursery is Parade, to be shown at 9:30 works, however, will be This year he will do several back this year with baby a.m. on Channel 4. broadcasting from the for kids this year at the 1970 Yes, Skully really likes the South Florida Fair and kids and they love him. They shows each day from the animals; calves, colts, The Cotton Bowl Festival Orange Bowl beginning at Auditorium Tent at the Fan- rabbits, chipmonks and other Parade from Dallas will be 7:45 p.m. Exposition, Jan. 24 to Feb. 1. , like to follow his baggy pants Skully the clown is returning and tail coat that flies out Grounds. small animals will gaze out at December 31st for his third consecutive Fair. behind and they admire his Other features for kids this boys and girls while they HE Skully whose real name is specially built shoes that year is a special Childrens stare back at them. Marshall Hawk is a member make his feet look like giant Hour—from Monday, Jan. 26 Last but not least there is HOFFMAN Evening Television of Jackie Gleason's band but paws. They are facinated by to Friday, Jan. 30 of Fair the always facinating Mid- 3RADUATE] he hopes starting this year to the variety of small in- Week — at noon. There will way with the biggest Roller "MIDNIGHT make being a clown his full struments that he plays, be a daily story teller and on Coaster in South Florida that DUSTiN HOFFMAN I time occupation. He says: "I kazoos, whistles, combs different days movies, a delights and thrills everyone New Year's Eve like the South Florida Fair harmonicas and horns. He is magician, puppets and of.who rides--it. There is a and all the folks I meet there a veritable Pied Piper pulling course, Skully. V iaerry^o-round and little Ch. 2 Ch. 4 Ch. 5 cars to Dump around in and News 6:00 Frii?ndly Giant Ralph Renick Huntley-Brinkley cotton candy too. 6:30 Elom Spanish Walter Cronkite 7:00 Movie Game All these things for kids at French Chef Oranqe Bowl Parade Orange Bowl Parade 7:30 Joyn? Chop Orange Bowl Parade Epicurean Evening is college benefit DINING OUT? Orange Bowl parade any age at the South Florida 8:00 Orange Bowt Parade 8:30 To Save Tomorrow Virginian Bonk Bent Bev. Hillbillies Fair. 9:00 Virginian On Face Value Mod. Center 9:30 Virginian 10:00 On Face Value Mod. Center Beach County Hospitality says. Make Your Next Dinner Hawaii Five-0 Branson "An Epicurean Evening," 10:30 Art and Man Bronson 11.00 Art and Man Hawaii Five-0 an annual event for three Education Foundation, Inc., Tickets for the event are Morv Griffin News 11:30 Tonight Show years beginning Dec. 23,1965, were most reluctant to available in hotels and will be held again this year abandon the Epicurean restaurants which are an Adventure Ch. 6 Ch. 7 Ch. 10 after a one-year lapse. Evening, their best source of members of the county News income. associations, but will be 6:00 Gilliuan Big News Scheduled into the new Honey moonors 6:30 What's My Line Bio News "In a way, the Foundation strictly limited. at the Parade Tr'lh, Cons'qu. Beach Club of the Breakers 7:00 I Love L ucy Orange Bowl came into being to handle the 7T30 Orange Bowl Parade Bluebonnet Bowl Hotel, Palm Beach, on Jan. "No matter how good the Steve Alle" Parade 6:00 Steve Alle Orange Bowi scholarship funds raised food is, a person cannot truly Virgin tan 13,1970, the evening will start B:30 Steve Alle 9:00 Virginian the 70's off in fine style for 300 largely through the enjoy a meal if he must stand 9:30 Movie (so below) Virginian Epicurean Evening," says in a long line and scramble 10:00 8r orison persons who enjoy gourmet 10:30 Drtinson Ledyard D. Gardner, of the for a place, ' Gardner said. 11:00 News (Sp.) News food and are willing to donate 11:30 NPWVi Dick Cavett Colony Hotel, president-elect. "That simply will not Cain, of Tomorrow TuniyM Show $25 to hospitality education. Those who attended "It is a non-profit happen this year." Ch. 12 Ch. 23 Ch. 51 previous Epicurean Evenings organization formed by The new Beach Club should RESTAURANT prove an "ideal selection" as 6:00 News Fciv. Mnrii»n Wyler Works will find a completely dif- members of the Palm Beach 6'l30 Frank Roynold5 Me Halo's Navy Rifleman County Restaurant to location, Gardner said. 7;00 Fllnlstoner. Dark Shadows Big Valley ferent formula in effect this Sill N. FEDERAL HWY. 7r30 Uluelioniiet Bowl Lands & Soar, Dili Valley year. Association, the Palm Beach "Guests will enter south of 0:00 Lands & Soar. Pal Boone County Hotel-Motel the main hotel drive, and 6130 Pay Cards Pal Boonc Instead of a buffet provided POMPANO BEACH 9.00 Movie (sec below) parking is ample without 9:3(1 12:00 Hinh by many different hotels and Association and the staff of 1000 12:00 High restaurants of the area and Palm Beach Junior College. causing traffic tie-ups. 10 30 News 11 1)0 News Rat Patrol transported to the Breakers, "We believe our new for- "We anticipate a delightful Newr> (Sp.) 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Boca Raton pulled up to a one shot by Jones tied the score Eg'ger 1 The officials thought so. Werstlein went to the line point spread for the stanza, again at 52-52 and Gibbons Caylor 2 And the whistle-blowers have for two free ones. He swished scoring 14 while Gibbons took the lead with 39 seconds Hughes 4 the upper hand. They're the the first attempt and his bucketed 15. left when Gary Hanrahan put Aspinwall 3 law. teammates carried him off At the end of three full one in from under the hoop. Miller 2 Boca Raton's Bobcat the floor on their shoulders. quarters of play, Cardinal Don Caylor pushed through VonStetten 2 basketball team had a 54-54 There was no need for the Gibbons had a five point lead a one-hander from the rim to Totals 23 8 54 tie game going with Cardinal second try. Cardinal Gibbons at 43-38. They held the lead knot the score at 54-54 with Gibbon's Redskins. It was the had a 55-54 game in their, until only two and one-half only 10 seconds left. Gibbons FG FT TP finale of the Holiday Tour- pocket, a big trophy to carry minutes remained in the ball nament. The game had been home and Boca Raton's first game. It looked like a three- Connolly a good one ... one of the best Holiday Basketball Tour- Then Art Aspinwall minute overtime would go Kain . of the season for Boca Raton. nament honors. swished a basket from the into effect. Then-came'the Sc'hofer Neither team ever took a The game had started with rim and George Sparling foul under Cardinal Gibbon's Horan basket. commanding lead going to the Redskins taking a slight hooped two more from under Crocco 5 13 the wire. lead (18-13) in the first the bucket putting the local Although the crowds were Werstlein 4 18 As the clock ran down, quarter. By the halfway squad out in front by one at disappointing, school officials O'Donnell 0 0 Cardinal Gibbons took a long, mark the score stood at 28-24. 48-47. called the first tournament a Hanrahan 1 9 desperation shot. It failed. Local fans were worried Jim Connolly came back good one and indicated it McGowan 0 0 The noise from the crowd was about Boca Raton's with a layup for the Redskins would be held in coining Totals 20 15 55 deafening. No one really traditional third quarter and Werstlein dropped in a years. heard the buzzer go off. slump. free throw. Ernie Jones tied Boca 13 11 14 16-54 But the officials said Bob It didn't come off this time. the score again with a jump The box score: Gibbons 18 10 15 12—55 Redskin Jim Connolly takes rebound Come from behind for 69-56 win Southwest Miami came collected five field goals and scoring with five field goals CORALPARK FG FT TP from behind in the second four shots at the line for a 14 and five at the line, totalling Valdez 2 0 4 half last night to beat Coral point total. 15 points. Also going into the Coulter 5 11 Park, 69-56, in the Boca Raton For Coral Park, Tom doubles was Chip Coulter, 6-6 LeWinter 4 Holiday Tourney consolation Wargowsky, 6-1 center, led center. Beatty 4 game. Wargowski 5 Southwest, who had trailed Gulp 1 the opposition until late in the Garcia 3 third quarter, came on strong Totals 24 8 56 SOUTHWEST FG FT TP in the final minutes of that All Tourney Top Five \ \ stanza. They went into the Beckman 4 8 16 final period with a 4943 lead Burch 16 \ and were never headed. Gus Crocco, forward, Cardinal Gibbons •: Hunt 16 Huffman Witt Beckman, 6-3 forward, Gary Hanrahan, forward, Cardinal Gibbons :• 3 Miller 2 Barfield Burch, 5-11 forward, Murr and Scott Hunt, G-2 center, all Tom Wargowsky, center, Coral Park £ 2 Small 14 went into the doubles figures Witt Beckman, forward, Southwest ;• with 16 points each to lead the Totals 23 23 69 white clad team to victory. Kruie Jones, forward, Boca Raton \ Coral Park 17m9 13-56 : : : : : 16 19 20—69 Stopper put on Bobcat Art Aspinwall Jennings Small.a 5-7 guard, ¥:% :;: : :W:¥:¥:W: :Wft i:iS!:i^-^^ Southwest from Texas favored the over the Irish Staff By JOHN G. GRIFFIN bad weather. UPI Sports Editor "Notre Dame is more of DALLAS (UPI)—The way flexible than we are," Royal Coach Darrell Royal figures said. "Bad weather doesn't it, the weather will be just affect us very much, about "ideal" for the kind of although it might change the University game his top-ranked Texas number of passes we throw." lionghorns expect to play as Texas and Notre Dame It's official! Graves favorite over Notre Dame in both set light loosening-up the Cotton Bowl game on drills today. Notre Dame New Year's Day. Coach Ara Parseghian's Bowl Forecasts for the 1 p.m. chief concern has been the ^ Dickey is hired CST holiday kickoff were for lack of crimmaging and conditioning his men have partly cloudy skies and had determined that Dickey temperatures in the mid 40s been able to get in during the By CHARLES S. Aldinger the 51yearold Graves. last two weeks —first GAINESVILLE, Fla. In choosing Dickey, 37, to and Ellenson were the two —not at all like the driving outstanding candidates for rain that marked Sunday's because of wintry snow (UPI)— Ray Graves replace Graves, a five-man Woody Weidman committee of school officials the job. Browns-Cowboys pro game conditions at home in South "thoughtfully and prayer- Kitty Robertson here or the light snow that Bend, Ind., and then the rain fully" resigned today as head that included Graves and "Coach Ellenson is too sprinkled down Tuesday. and snow that prevailed here football coach of the Uni- O'Connell, overrode the valuable a person and leader Cotton Rutledge to lose. He can — and I hope Royal, whose Longhorns the past several days. versity of Florida and school sentiments of the young officials, looking to a possible Gator football team, a host of and believe he will—continue Anna Cook will take the field for possibly A highly interesting duel national championship next alumni and signs fronting to make a contribution to the j > ' n «r Dave Spencer the game of the year in was shaping up between 280- progress of this university," college football as one- year, hired successful young motels and restaurants all pound All-America defensive Tennessee Coach Doug over town calling for O'Connell said. Diane Brewer touchdown favorites, ad- tackle Mike McCoy of Notre He said that Ellenson, a 10- mitted the prospects for clear Dickey. assistant Florida head Coach Gene Nixon Dame and 205-pound of- Gene Ellenson to get the job.\ year veteran of the Florida weather were especially Dickey, one of the most Edith Hinaman fensive guard Mike Dean of successful young football "I regret that the un- staff and considered a important for his team. Texas, who will be trying to defensive expert, "has been "We're not much of a wet innovators and recruiters in certainties and sensitivities Bill Landes block the Irish giant. of the circumstances made it informed that there will be a weather team," Royal said. the nation, scheduled a news Joanne Strakovich "We've been outweighed in conference in Knoxville at 11 impossible for us earlier to position of responsibility for Tom Miller (32) puts through a two-pointer "We do a lot of ball handling, him in the university or the and a wet ball doesn't help us every game," shrugs Dean. a.m., EST to make it official. inform the public and the A. D. Dixon press of the possible oc- athletic department" when at all." Said McCoy: "I read where Graves announced in a Edan Denny letter to University of Florida currence of the events Dickey brings in his own Royal said Texas, which he was first going to try and assistants. Bobby donates medals relies heavily on its ground make friends with me, but President Stephen C. today," O'Connell said in a Mike Dyar prepared statement. Head offensive Coach Fred off«nse, would not change its I'm not going to get that O'Connell that he was sub- NEW YORK UPI)—Bobby Gold House, New York head- Troy Cannon offense much in the event of friendly." mitting his resignation as "The explanation is sim- Pancoast told UPI after the Jones, who won 13 national quarters of the USGA, by the head coach but would remain ple," said the president, who decision was announced that championships between 1923 time of the association's Kay . Greene "I have been offered a very, in his job as athletic director had been hedging on reports and 1930, has presented his annual meeting on Jan. 24. Bill Richards Mississippi gets test In of the 20,000-student school. that Graves would retire and very attractive position at entire collection of cham- Jones won the United The letter was dated Tues- that the athletic committee Georgia which is difficult to pionship medals to the United States Open four times, the Joyce Wiseman turn down." day, when Graves was still had offered Dickey the job States Golf Association British Open three, the Charles Marqusee making public denials of the despite Graves' pleas for "Dickey has contacted me Junior Golf Foundation. United States Amateur five Sugar Bowl Thursday widespread rumors that he Ellenson. and asked me to hold off until The collection of 32 medals times and the British Bill Gibson he gets here Friday, but I would step down as coach. "Until this time they were will be placed on display in Amateur once. Marlette Booke NB]W ORLEANS (UPI(— 45-degree temperatures to "I have known for some only possibilities," said don't know whether I will Fading Southeastern Confer- watch the two Southern time that the director of O'Connell. "No good but a wait or not," Pancoast said. Mary Kent ence bowl power gets one of schools renew their old athletics and head football great deal of harm could "The people at Georgia have its sternest tests Thursday in rivalry. Kickoff will be 12:45 been awfully good to me and I GOLF Tom Clancy coach were two positions and have been done by dealing in at the finest executive course a huge, cold stadium where it p.m. CST. should be separated," said possibilities." consider this a great op- Sharlene McGee It will be the 13th straight portunity..." has enjoyed some of its finest the man who coached Still managing to hedge a THE HiLLSBORO COUNTRY CLUB Larry Gray hours. bowl appearance for Coach sophomoreloaded Florida to bit in the statement passed He said the Florida Third-ranked Arkansas John Vaught's Mississippi a 9-1-1 record this season — out in Gainesville before the coaching staff was "low over at U.S. 441 & Hillsboro Canal. From Boca, take Helga Marqusee Rebels, their eighth in the State Road, 808 to U.S. 441, turn south 2.4 miles. battles Mississippi in the the school's best in history — Dickey press conference in the decision" and "there are Betty Ferguson Sugar Bowl and the South- Sugar Bowl. and iced it with a Gator Bowl Knoxville, the University of a lot of families (of coaches) OO west Conference Razorbacks The Rebels enter the bowl victory last Saturday over Florida refused to hanging around in limbo. I'm Greens FeeWO Play Book *24 Estelie Landes with a 7-3 record, Arkansas not second guessing Florida are favored to hand the SEC Dickey's Tennessee acknowledge that Dickey had Max Booke its 10th setback in the last 14 with a 9-1 mark. The Razor- Volunteers. accepted the job. officials—they are smart Pull & Electric Carts —Beer —Snack Counter backs lost the national cham- enough and know what they bowl games. "This decision has not been For Starti ng Times Phone 395-3060 Mary Kellerman pionship to Texas 15-14 in the "Happy New Year to all," are doing. No Starting Times on Saturday & Sunday A capacity crowd of 81,000 made hastily, but thought- said O'Connell's statement. Edna Ingram is expected to brave windy, final game of the season. fully and prayerfully, and "If Coach Dickey accepts our what I think is for the best offer, it will indeed be one for William Rhees interest of the intercollegiate this university and its sup~ Debbie Mason athletic program at the porters." Everyone Loves A University of Florida," said He said that the committee JOIN THE FUN NEW YEAR'S EVE FOR THE BEST DEAL ON A "OUR 5!h ANNUAL PARTY" University Bowl 100 N.E. 20ih St. I'O If70 IWCf Bowling - Billiards Buffelt - Hoisemakers - l|izes Boca Raton All for $6.00 per Person SEE WANK COULSON 395-5222 - ' Old Father Time Direct ficfory Dealer 10:00 P.M. - 2:00 A.M. is making way for a bright • I INI .SlSlsttVM'l • I.Aitt.i: FAINT & BODY .SHOP and promising New Year, one that at we sincerely hope is filled to the brim with UNIVERSITY BOWL plenty of joy and lots of good luck for everyone. COUISON ** Frank J. Guiisano BOCA MAIOH Michael J. Lembo DRUMMOND ASSOCIATES DEIRIY BEACH Drummond Building Phone 399-1193 1616 N. Federal Hwy. - Ph. 278-3292 PHOHE 395-5222 FOR RESERVATIONS 201 N. Fed. Hwy., Deerfield, Fla. r Wednesday, Dec. 31, 1969 BOCA RATON HENS 9A Auburn favored by one in Bluebonnet tonight HOUSTON (UPI)—A gritty who anchored a defense starting berth late, in this Irish quarterback named Pat which was third in the nation case after the season was two Sullivan and a lean against rushing, yielding a weeks old. linebacker nicknamed average of 79.6 yards a game. The Cougars lost their first Captain Crunch because of Houston, a one-point un- two games, but Mullins took his jarring tackles lead derdog playing on its home over and led them to eight favored Auburn into the 11th field, has a quarterback straight victories, a 16th annual Astro-Bluebonnet similar to Sullivan in Gary place ranking and the first Bowl against the University Mullins. He also is a major bowl in the school's of Houston tonight. sophomore who earned a history. The game will be played before a standing room only crowd of more than 53,000 Crusade to save state and a national television audience starting at 6:45 lakes gains momentum p.m. EST. It will be televised over a network of about 120 TALLAHASSEE - The movement, headed by stations by the Sports Net- Thousands of letters, cards, Mrs. Joe E. Romano and work Inc. and telegrams are being Mrs. Jack Obermeyer of Fullback Ted HeiskeJl of received in support of the Miramar, is designed to draw ATLANTA—The second annual Peach Bowl was played in a driving rain last night. Houston suffered a shoulder movement to save Florida attention to the en- injury in practice and will be lakes as the crusade for clean vironmental damage being West Virginia's Bob Gresham (33) is brought to a muddy halt by S.C. Rusty Ganas forced to play with a water swings into 1970. done to Florida waters. (71) in first period,—(UPI Telephoto). protective harness. The only other injury is to guard Bill Bridges of Houston who will miss the game because of a bad knee. Auburn is in good shape physically. Sullivan is a sophomore who took over the week the season opened and broke all John von Stetten goes up with a one-hander for the the school's passing records Bobcats. It slid off the rim and was rebounded by Red- in guiding the Tigers to an 8-2 skin Jim Connolly. record and a No. 15 ranking in the season this year. Captain Crunch is Mike Klen, a 6-3, 210-pound senior .* Florida Boat Outdoors show ': ByJIMRIFENBURG coming Geologic and hydrologic processes of the past have richly endowed Florida with thousands of ponds and lakes, together William H. King's Third with numerous streams. Until fairly recently in our history Annual Boat, Sports and The time has come to wish all our friends and the lakes stood sparkling in pristine beauty, surrounded by Vacation Show, will open in the West Palm Beach undisturbed shoreline plant associations, and the streams Auditorium Jan. 8 with ex- neighbors a most prosperous, healthy New 'i owed through their valleys carrying pure water to the sea. panded exhibits in all fields of «? But what is the present state of these waters and what does the outdoors and a free stage Year. As always it's a great pleasure to the future hold? show that is billed as being «s* In the past two decades, many, perhaps most, of the fine the best in the three-year fc' "bass" lakes in the central highlands of the peninsula have history of the event. share our daily activities and interests been receiving inordinate amounts of nutrients from newly The show will run through developed citrus groves, truck farms, vegetable and citrus Jan. 11. On Thursday and with fellow citizens who work so processing establishments, real estate developments and Friday it will be open from 6 growing municipalities. p.m. to 11 p.m., and on Saturday and Sunday there untiringly to improve our com- sw Aquatic ecologists term this enrichment process and the will be a matinee-evening accompanying symptoms, "eutrophication." It occurs as a combination that will run normal process in nature but takes place over a very long from 1 p.m. to 11 p.m. munity more each year. time. As nutrients, mainly nitrogen, phosphorus and King, the producer, of potassium ( the familiar ingredients of commercial fer- Louisville, Ky., said he has tilizer), are put into lakes, plant-life such as algae and rooted arranged to present the giants flourish. As the plants die off; they are replaced by "nation's top sport at- more, but the dead ones begin to form layers of debris over tractions" for the 1970 edition the former sand bottom, and decay sets in. Bass spawning of the outdoor show. sites disappear, but bullheads, shad, gars and other may King predicted that the thrive. attendance would far exceed the 46,200 in 1969. •a. Rapid eutrophication can be reversed by first reducing the To accommodate the ex- input of nutrients and by harvesting fish and plants. pansion of the show, a tent Eutrophication, as such, is not all bad. In moderation and that is 320 feet long and 60 feet under carefully controlled conditions, fish production could wide will be erected beside be increased. Unfortunately, we do not seem quite ready to the auditorium this year. The work toward such conditions. floor space inside the tent will Another major threat to Florida lakes is the ever-present exceed that of the (desire to dredge and fill. In so doing, the natural shore and auditorium. shallow water vegetation is destroyed. This is aesthetically "The space inside the arena has been sold out," undesirable and certainly disrupts the natural ecology of the said King. lake and its shore. Granted, almost everyone wants a water- The show's producer said front homesite, but unless some sort of controls are for- the leading boat, fishing thcoming, natural lakes and their qualities will disappear tackle, camping and general from the Florida scene, and in the not-too-distant future. outdoors equipment Pollution from pesticides, detergents, septic tanks and manufacturers will be even municipal sewage plants is now having effects on some represented hi the show this of our lakes, and it also is certain to become magnified unless year. •A stringent laws are enacted and enforced with penalties "The displays of boats, sufficiently high as to make the offender think twice before fishing equipment and camping gear alone is valued he begins operations. at more than $5 million," said 1 A threat to our streams derives from certain Federal and King. State agencies under various guises. The Soil Conservation He said the growing in- Service has a program termed "channelization." This terest in the show is due in a consists of deepening and widening swamp streams osten- large part to the trend sibly for flood control. This should be administered very towards participating sports carefully and only when justified through study by in- in the United States. i dependent experts. "People have more leisure r time than ever, and they're The vast Everglades have come to near demise by the taking to the outdoors," said construction of ditches and canals by the Army Corps of King. "This is reflected in the Engineers and the local Water Management District, The increasing emphasis on Kissimmee River was made a ditch by the Corps under the camping," he added. name "improvement." Granted, flood control is desirable in areas in which floods of great extent do considerable damage, but unfortunately Tennis ;t -tve know of flagrant abuses of wetlands and streams under the title of flood control. All over our state, wetlands are being drained by canals cut across the country-side. These lessons fresh water marshes and swamps are major sources of water in our subsurface aquifers. We can ill-afford to send that water out to sea, We cannot, for example, let Green Swamp slated of Central Florida fall to draglines. An 8-week series of tennis Water hyacincths in streams and lakes are currently a classes for both adults and scourge of considerable proportion. They promise to multiply children, sponsored by the and become a greater menace than ever. Some control must Boca Raton recreation Your p^Bnage during the past Christmas Season is greatly appreciated be found and soon! department, is scheduled to andpPe will strive to be worthy of your continued support in 1970. If we are to apply sensible conservation measures to our begin on the municipal overall problems in Florida ecology, strong reorganization at courts. 6- Federal, State and County levels will have to be instituted. At Instructor Ineke Fischer 1969 has been a good year for the businessmen of Boca Raton ... present, responsibility for dealing with environmental will teach the following made jjbssible by the support and patronage of local residents programs is scattered throughout diverse agencies. Too schedule: frequently there is no coordination among the bureaus, and Tuesday, Jan. 6 9 a.m. - adult beginners each tends to follow its own path, disregarding the broader 10 a.m. - adult intermediates effects of the particular program. Perhaps what is urgently Thursday, Jan. 8 needed is a bureau of highly qualified ecologists. It would 9 a.m. - adult advanced serve to review all proposed modifications of natural beginners features of the State and attempt to rationalize them in terms 10 a.m. - adult advanced BUSINESSMEN of BOCA RATON of the total ecology. Saturday, Jan. 10 We should institute an immediate large-scaled program of 9 a.m, - 12 and under preservation of certain lakes (undisturbed if they can be beginners and GPIATER BOCA RATON CHAMBER of COMMERCE &iound) and of designated streams as inviolate natural areas 10 a.m. - 12 and under in- termediates where our children can take their children simply to see 11 a.m. - 13 and over "how it used to be" and where ecologists can study for the beginners /;••' eventual help of man in the ecosystem. 12 - 13 and over in- Such areas will be gone from our scene 10 years from now. termediates 10A BOCA RATON NEWS Wednesday, Dec. 31, 1969 Threat of subway Texan asks Soviet help strike hangs over to deliver POW gifts talks in New York By JAMES WARD Boeing 707 jet into Moscow. tervene on behalf of the. 1,400 COPENHAGEN (UP!)—. An embassy spokesman starving prisoners in North NEW YORK (UPI)— woes would be the hazardous Texas computer magnate said Moscow had been Vietnam," Perot said. Weary negotiators, faced road conditions that have Ross Perot appealed per- consulted after certain with a midnight New Year's prevailed in the metropolitan sonally today to the off ice of ground rules had been laid When asked whether he Eve strike deadline, resumed area for several days Soviet Prime Minister Alexei down. intended to spend New contract talks today in an because of inclement N. Kosygin in an effort to "But the chances are not Year's Eve in Copenhaven, effort to avert a subway and weather. take 25 tons of Christmas very good," the spokesman Perot said: bus strike that would leave Rain on top of snow has gifts for American war said. "It would be better if millions without tran- frozen many highways and prisoners to Moscow before Mr. Perot brought his goods "No sir, definitely not. But' sportation on the city's sidewalks, making surface midnight. into North Vietnam another my plans are not clear at the slushy and ice coated streets. travel extremely hazardous. Midnight was the deadline way." He refused to moment. We are not ready to Negotiators for the Transit Drivers have been advised to set by Hanoi after Perot had elaborate on the ground give up after traveling: half Authority, which operates leave their autos at home and been refused permission to rules. the world." this would add to the tran- fly his chartered plane Perot then placed a per- the city's buses and subways, ^ the Transport Workers Union sportation crisis. directly to North Vietnam sonal call to Kosytin's office Perot and a staff of 38 and a second smaller union The city's bus and subway from Vientiane in Laos. in the Kremlin. landed in Copenhagen; late began meeting separately system handles more than 4.5 Early today the 39-year-old "I talked to his personal Tuesday night after previous Dallas businessman met after a 5Va hour break in the million travelers each work- Construction of multiple family units dominated the Boca Raton building picture secretary and asked him to stopovers at Anchorage, day. Approximately 11,500 during the past year. A total of 2,380 units were added. Newth Gardens construction Soviet Embassy officials and leave a personal message Alaska, Tokyo and Vientiane talks. asked permission to bring his Both sides were reported cabs are in use daily. is in foreground, Arvida's Lake House in background. for Mr. Kosygin to in- with his $600,000 cargo. far apart when the previous session recessed at 3 a.m. today and sources reported "an aura of pessimism" at the talks at the Americana Hotel today. A strike would catch thou- sands of New Year's revelers with public transportation cut to taxicabs. Adding to the Wright will perform in FAU concert Richard Wright, former tenor soloist with the Robert Shaw Chorale, will give a concert at Florida Atlantic University Friday, Jan. 9. Wright, who has established himself as a performer in south Florida, will sing works of Handel, You are invited to celebrate the Bach, Schumann, Falla and 1 st Anniversary of our new building! Copland. The concert begins at 8:30 p.m. in the University Theatre and is open to the public without charge. Wright's musical career spans the U.S. and Canada (he has sung in every state and province), Europe, the Near East, South America in our and the Far East. He was tenor with the New York City Center Opera, the Chan- ticleer Concert Quartet and the Munich Opera and new Theatre Company. A graduate of the Cin- cinnati Conservatory of Music and the University of Miami, Wright also studied \ building with Richard Donelli, Arnold Schoenberg and Darius Milhaud and in Munich with Victoria Prestel and Ernst Vedal. An assistant professor of music at FAU, Wright also has been musical director for St. Joan of Arc, Boca Raton, and the First Congregational Church, Ft. Lauderdale. He is currently director of music for the First Presbyterian Church, Boca Raton. At FAU Wright has directed the oratorios, Free Refreshments "Messiah" and "The Creation," and Menotti's "Amahl and the Night Visitor," and Puccini's COLOR COLOR "Sister Angelica." He will present "Madame Butterfly" POLAROID PORTABLE •it FAU Jan. 22 and 24. CAMERA TV One (1) Polaroid Color Camera will be given TREAll registered namesE remain for Grand Prize New Year away each day for 8 days. drawing January 12th, 1970. (Continued from Page 1) nouncement that it would be NO DEPOSIT REQUIREP-SI8VIFLY REGISTER EACH DAY closed New Year's Day so that its employes would be at home with families. It and other local night spots will be open New Year's Eve and during the evening on New SAVE f£QM Year's Day, however. FREE FOR EACH ACCOUNT OF $500 TV specials saluting the holiday are attractive to (Limit one per quarter) some, as parades, colorful FREE TRANSFER OF FUNDS FROM ANYWHERE floats, sparkling bands, IN THE COUNTRY. pretty girls, and the magnetic pageantry of post-season bowl games provide something for almost everybody. If you want to see what you could be watching (or find out what you'll be missing if you strike out for the holidays) see Page 6-A of today's News. '*%#•*>' New classes set to start A new eight week series of organ lessons for adults will begin Wednesday, Jan. 8, in the Community Center. Classes will be held at 7 p.m. for beginners and 8 p.m. for advanced. Instructor is James Rutan. The beginner 555 SOUTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY 395-88OO BOCA RATON, FLORIDA class will include theory and the advanced class will work on harmony. The series is sponsored by the Boca Raton Recreation Department. BOCA RATON FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Use the Classified BOCA RATON NEWS Wednesday, Dec. 31, 1969 Page One Top news . . ..'•' • . •"; \-~ stories '''' ' picked '•'-J'.'i1".-'.'""'"""'" V: "' '"•••"'.-. : NEW YORK (UPI)-Man's first landing on the moon was the top news ri-"""1.:'"/'*-" -:"% '•'... V- •• ' story of 1969 and of the decade in the opinion of North American newspaper editors polled by United Press In- r ternational. The top ten news stories of 1969 were all of domestic origin or connected with the Vietnam War, which was second to the July flight and moon 1 • i « landing of Apollo 11. Following in order were Sen. Ed- ward M. Kennedy's tragedy at Chappaquiddick, youth unrest and activism including the Vietnam moratorium, the alleged massacre at Song My, softening of the U.S. economic situation, resignation of Justice Abe Fortas from the U.S. ' 'At. Supreme Court, the Senate's refusal to Student occupation at Columbia U., April 1968. confirm Judge Clement F. Hayn- sworth Jr., to the Supreme Court, Astronaut Ed. Aldrin was first man on the moon. Hurricane Camille, and U.S. racial unrest. On the list of the most worldshaking stories of the 1960s, the assassination of President John F. Kennedy edged the Vietnam War for second place. The black revolution in the United States was in fourth position. They were followed by the Cuban missile crisis, student unrest and activism at home and abroad, Richard M. Nixon's comeback to win the 1968 presidential election, the Bay'of Pigs, Lyndon B. Johnson's decision not to 1 run for reelection, and the worsening of the Arab-Israel conflict. The top 10 stories for 1969 were: 1. Man lands on the moon; the flight of Apollo 11. 2. Vietnam War: Nixon orders troop reductions, Paris talks flounder, an- tiwar demonstrations continue at < I" home. 3. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy's car plunges into creek; girl companion drowns. 4. Youth unrest and activisim: antiwar moratorium, Washington mobilization, Woodstock festival etc. 5. Disclosure of the alleged, massacre at Song My in South Viet- nam. 6. U.S. economy: inflation con- tinues, interest rates raised to un- precedented levels, stock market recedes. •i, Court in scandal. 8. Senate refuses to confirm Clement F. Haynsworth Jr. to Supreme Court. 9. Hurricane Camille devastates Gulf Coast. Convention street scene in Qiicago, August 1968. 10. U.S. racial unrest. Johnson takes oath of office, November 1963 The 10 top stories of the decade: 1. Man lands on the moon; the flight of Apollo 11. 2. John F. Kennedy assassinated. 3. The Vietnam War. 4. The black revolution at home. 5. Khrushchev removes Soviet missiles from Cuba after nuclear showdown with John F. Kennedy. 6. Student unrest and activism at home and abroad. 7. Richard M. Nixon, defeated by Kennedy in 1960, elected President in 1968 in an unprecedented comeback. 8. Bay of Pigs: U.S.-backed attempt to invade Cuba fails. 9. Lyndon B. Johnson forced by Vietnam War dissent to forego seeking reelection to the White House. 40. Arab-Israeli conflict worsens. Martin Luther Kin*' funeral in Altanta. Ar>ril 1968. The Beatles led their own revolution in the 60's. Debbie The future looks bright for singing high school senior and Juliet" type music. | By SANDY WESLEY Chris Robinson plus work on Boca on Stage here. She also was asked to do a "I like to listen to it, but I don'tlike The future looks bright for Debbie USO tour and to work with a group to sing rock," she said. \; Agganis. called the Three D's, former June She laughed when she recalled an So what better way to end 1969 than Taylor dancers. audition she had recently in Miami. with a story about the dark haired She turned the offers down. "The man told me to change my style , , singer who not only has made it big in "I couldn't do it," she said, "I'm in to rock and roll. I wouldn't do it," she *• 1969 but plans to continue to make it school." said. f big in 1970. In school is where she intends to stay She likes variety and she will do such Debbie, 17, is a senior at Boca Raton until she at least has an associate numbers as "Spinning Wheel" buishe High School but she also has already degree from a college. She has made says "there are so many beautiful carved out quite a career for herself as that promise to her father. ballads that I couldn't sing if I went for a singer. Her father and her mother, Mr. and rock and roll. I have a good arranger," She presently appears with Guy and Mrs. Paul Agganis, are not only her she adds. | the Manhattans in country clubs and favorite fans, but the ones she turns to Debbie doesn't have much timi for dinner clubs in the area. Guy and the for advice and makes a point of anything other than her studies and Manhattans is a group of young listening to. her music. Right now she's taking singers ranging in age from 16 to 21, Her father admits that he's proud of piano so she'll be able to work on her who sing in the style of the 1940's. Debbie, but he'd like for her to stay in music better. And she practicesher But that's just a small star in school. He'd love to see her get a singing exercises every day. Debbie's crown. bachelor's degree, but he said he "I'm very hard on her about that," * She began singing when she was 11 would settle for an associate if her father says, "but I don't havfe to years old and she has sung as a soloist something really big comes along that pressure her too much. She does tjiem and with a group called the Novelettes. she can't possibly turn down. on her own." f She has trained with Lee Daniels, who Her father is a great fan of the Debbie admits that sometimes has been behind the scenes in many Manhattan group. practicing gets to be a bit much] but Broadway shows and operas in Boston, "The group was singing in Coral when she knows she has a light Mass. Springs Country Club one night," schedule she does her exercises i| ten Perhaps the person who has helped Agganis recalls. "I went to hear them. minute sequences spread out during Debbie the most and who is possibly Debbie was to appear with them that the day. Debbie's best booster is Babette night." The practice and long hours ob- Saltman, Debbie's voice teacher and As he walked into the club he heard viously has paid off for Debbie. guidance counselor and who is the one strains of Glenn Miller type music. Even Harry, her ten year old Debbie credits for giving her lessons in "My reaction was, 'Wow, who are brother, has a good word for her. Debbie takes time out to practice at her piano showmanship. they. They're really good." "She's good," he says. Although Babette is in Boston and Strange that a group which consists Does she have any problem singing 0 Debbie is in Boca Raton, she still calls of college and high school students for an audience? her on the phone whenever something would sing Glenn Miller in deference to Not Debbie. nice, like Guy and the Manhattans, rock and roll? "Talking in front of an audience happens and she still makes a trip to It might be, but what's even stranger bothered me at first," she admits, "but Boston once in a while for voice is that Debbie herself doesn't like to singing has never bothered me even exercises. sing rock and roll. when I was very young. In fact once I Debbie's credits include work with She prefers "Theme from Romeo start I hate to get off the stage." 2B BOCA RATON NEWS Wednesday, Dec. 31, 1969 ANN LANDERS Less stealing during depression years Dear Ann Landers: The said, "When you take told him I had washed his idiot box every night because Who is he kidding? He sits to pursue a hobby and too nothing in common" is help you with your problems. letter from the man whose something that doesn't dungarees and they looked it's better than talking to that there because he is a slob. He lazy to exercise. The man playing the game called "If It Send them to her in care of mother-in-law shoplifted the belong to you, it is stealing." awful small — as if they has idiot who calls herself a wife: is too stupid to read, too inert who says "My wife and I have Weren't For Her." Boca Raton News, Box 3346 family gifts was a stunner. From that day to this I have shrunk. I waited for a I'm reminded of the poem Chicago, Illinois, 60654, en- Her explanation: She was never touched anything that reaction. Joey said nothing. I by John Markin called, closing a stamped, self- brought up during the didn't belong to me, and I tried again later by Sheath is perfect "Markin" Time." I hope the addressed envelope. depression and nobody had have raised my children the suggesting that he pick up Boob Tuber sees it: any money. People stole same way. some new dungarees since "When time hangs heavy whatever they wanted. Remembering his old ones had become on your hands. Births I, too, was raised during the Dear Re: It might interest awfully faded from travel companion And you do not try to ad- depression. Our standard people who grew up during washing. Again, no reaction. vance, Mr. and Mrs. Allen J. Wing, dinner was boiled potatoes, the depression to know there I hesitate to press, Ann, yet Go to someone who un- 104 Burning Tree Lane, an- and gravy made with lard, was less stealing in those I'm scared stiff the boy has The perfect travel en- derstands, nounce the birth of a flour and water. Sometimes days than now — when our done something wrong. I semble ... a smartly tailored And have him kick you in daughter, Michelle Renee, we had homemade bread and country is at the peak of its have no husband to turn to. sheath dress with contrast the pants." Dec. 18 at Bethesda oleo on the table. affluence. This raises some How should I handle this? neck band is belted at waist. —Chicago Memorial Hospital. Mrs. One day I took an apple interesting sociological —P.M.N.H. The jacket completes the Wing is the former Betty G. when the grocer wasn't questions as to why people Dear P.M.N.H.: Your costume ... ideal for sheer or Is alcoholism a disease? Rawhouser. looking. My mother noticed steal. The next letter should reluctance to hit him head-on textured wools. How can the alcoholic be the bulge in my pocket when be of special interest to you. is an indication that you are Price $1.00 — R-293 is treated? Is there a cure? Mr. and Mrs. Carmen we were half way home. We afraid to face the facts which available in sizes 12,14,16,18. Read the booklet Patrick Davanzo, 299 S.W. 5th turned around immediately Dear Ann Landers: you fear are unpleasant. Size 14 takes VA yards of 44 "Alcoholism — Hope and St., announce the birth of a ^ and went straight back to the Yesterday I was going Hand Joey the money at inch fabric for jacket and Help," by Ann Landers. son, Anthony Michael, Dec. * store. I asked Mom if I through the pockets of my once and tell him you found it Enclose 35 cents in coin with 19 at Bethesda Memorial dress and % yards of con- Hospital. Mrs. Davanzo is the couldn't just put the apple son's dungerees before in his pocket. Ask him where trast. Standard body your request and a long, back. tossing them into the washing it came from If he is in stamped, self-addressed former Loretta Ann Rabosky. measurements for size 14 envelope. She said, "No. You must machine. I came across five trouble.go to your clergyman are: Bust 34, Waist 26, Hips GIVE it back and apologize." $100 bills. Joey is 16, a high for guidance and help. 36. Ann Landers will be glad to Dr. and Mrs. James C. My mother didn't call it school junior. Needless to Send $1.00 plus 18 cents for Jannotta, 429 N.E. 34th St., "snitching" nor did she use say, I was shocked. Dear Ann Landers: announce the birth of a any other cute word which postage and handling; cash, Few Condor Sites Left daughter, Annette Catherine, Instead of hitting him head- Regarding the letter from the check or money order. Add sounded less criminal. She on, I decided to be casual. I guy who sits in front of the SAN DIEGO, Calif. — Dec. 19 at Bethesda $1.25 if you wish New Austine Formerly the California Memorial Hospital. Mrs. La Mar Pattern Book No. 4 — condor ranged from the Jannotta is the former Carol complete selection of High Columbia River in Oregon Ann Fulgoni. Fashion designs, including all south to Baja, California and best-sellers. Send to Austine east to Utah and Arizona. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley A. { La Mar Fashion Patterns, Prehistoric remains show Green Jr., 3000 N.W. 5th Ave.,. j Boca Raton News, Box 1615, that the bird lived in Texas announce the birth of a -' G.P.O., New York, N.Y. and Florida also. Now the daughter, AlanaDee, Dec. 21, HERBA 10001. Please print your full entire remaining population at Bethesda Memorial name, address, ZIP CODE, is restricted to a few Southern Hospital. Mrs. Green is the California sites. . Pattern Number and Size. former Carol Ann Joyce. LICENSED - INSURED CUSTOM CONSTRUCTION \ ROS. .' 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Dixie Highway "Boca Raton, Florida EXHIBIT SUITES OPEN 10 TO 5 DAILY 2991 BANYAN RD., BOCA RATON — ONE 8LOCK FROM BEACH Your health Teens graduate from marijuana to heroin By L. L. COLEMAN, M.D. drug as an escape from and their parents. It is un- part of the machinery is child and the parents. sprays, hair dyes and realtiy. fortunate that they can add to exposed except the beam. My personal feeling is that cosmetics is the most likely Our 17-year-old son There seems to be suf- their reasoning the apparent Many readers ask me why when the operation is in- offender. Cortisone ointment dropped a bombshell at our ficient evidence that stamp of approval by a world- the technician hides behind a dicated, it should be per- by a doctor's prescription and dinner table when he said, marijuana is not an addictive famous authority. screen while they are ex- formed, if possible before the the removal of the offending "See, even Margaret Mead drug from the purely There is no universal way posed. The answer is simply child becomes aware of any substance usually clears up says it's safe and all right if technical scientific point of to handle this problem. I wish that the technician takes a deformity. Teasing by his the condition readily. kids our age smoke view. For the record, I will I knew all the answers but I great many pictures during friends can leave permanent allow that this is true. But I don't. I do know this, the day and might be exposed psychological scars. Early Speaking of Your Health: will not allow anyone to however. Children of all ages to unusual amounts of repair and correction can dispute the fact that this is a derive their greatest sense of Generation gaps are radiation. avoid this. diminished by frank, open, drug on which dependence security from reasonable The patient is exposed to limits that are imposed on What is meant by weeping sincere discussion. Dr. can grow. small, minimal doses of X- What, then, is the danger in them by loving parents. ray and, therefore, is not eczema of the ears? Can it Dr. Coleman welcomes Coleman the use of marijuana by Children can be directed screened against it. come from eating the wrong letters from readers, and, teenagers and young adults and shown that there are food? while he cannot undertake to answer each one, he will use who are using it as an escape many rewards that accrue Our son has outstanding Mrs. S.L, Arkansas from responsibility in the from facing reality rather Dear Mrs. L.t Weeping questions in his column ears and is already being whenever possible and when home, at school and at work? than from escaping it in a made uncomfortable by his eczema is medically known temporary dream world of as contact dermatitis. Almost they are of general interest. The great danger is that classmates, who are teasing Address your letters to Dr. marijuana. Now will you marijuana and hashish are drugs. him. How old does a child always this is an allergic reaction some substance in Coleman in care of this admit I was right?" too frequently stepping have to be before plastic newspaper. We recall that you did not stones to the hard drugs. I Every time I have a yearly surgery is safe? contact with the skin. Diet feel the same way about this have known hundreds of rarely plays a role in this examination I become Mr.andMrs.O.J.S., King Features Syndicate, Inc. when you wrote a column on young morphine addicts. No terrified when my chest is X- Texas condition. Sensitivity to hair greater unhappiness is drugs some time ago. How do rayed. Is it possible to Dear Mr. and Mrs. S.: The Dec. 31, 1969 BOCA RATON NEWS 3B we handle this problem? brought to physicians and develop a severe shock from age at which plastic surgery Mr.andMrs.J.H.R., sociologists than the these terrifying monsters? is done is a very individual catastrophe of drug ad- California Mrs. D.J., Louis. one and depends on the diction. Dear Mrs. J. Modern X-ray judgment of the physician Dear Mr. and Mrs. R.: Let Let it be imprinted in the machines are absolutely and surgeon. The operation '. • •:.';& me first pay my deep respect minds of children, shock proof. The cables are is a simple one and is to Dr. Margaret Mead who adolescents, and adults that strongly insulated and no remarkably gratifying to the undoubtedly is one of the every case of heroin ad- foremost anthropologists in diction that has crossed my the world. My admiration for path has started with DECORATING SERVICE her contributions in many smoking marijuana, phases of science is limitless. A fashion favorite in resort wear '70 is the jacket dress. I have heard every "cop out" including the one that Nurmanbg InUvxnvB The Royale Women's Club will have a preview of this Yet I must confess that I 110 N.E. 2nd Street Boca Raton thoroughly disagree with her says "If my parents smoke style trend and many others at the fashion show luncheon cigarettes and drink alcohol, Free passes for Miami wholesale furniture showrooms. at the Boca Hotel and Club Saturday. Presented by announcement on marijuana Save 25 per cent or more. and its comparative safety. I can smoke marijuana." Jordan Marsh, the show will feature many of the This is false, specious JUSTWESTOFTHE POST OFFICE American designers, whose collections will be in the new Chez May King Shop I have read and re-read her reasoning and a trap that 391-5225 Jordan Marsh to open mid-January in Pompano Beach statement and actually think youngsters set for themselves Fashion Square. From Don Sophisticates is the blue that her opinion has not been gabardine costume; the long sleeved silk bodice blends clearly understood by mant the blue of the skirt and jacket with a pale green in a youngsters and adults who geometric pattern. want to continue using this LIMITED TSSVSE OFFERS! Supply and demand is a never ending drama Every moment of the preparation, the colors of the power of suggestion is put to shopping day somebody packages she buys. work by the merchandisers COLOR TV involved in the business of This sequence — consumer and marketers. Have you feeding a family, nation and created demand — can begin ever wondered why pickled the world is writing a new line as far away as the farm. For cocktail onions are put over to the Supply and Demand or example, modern housewives the milk case? They have no "Why Does It Cost So don't particularly like to compatibility in taste or Much?" play. string beans. Consequently, usage. But, Hie idea is that The plot is as confused as farmers are harvesting the the milk box is a "repeat that of a mid-day soap opera. green bean variety just traffic" area and the cocktail Like the opera, the sequence before maturity and before onions are a high profit item.? of events in the supply and the string becomes hard and The sellers chance that a" demand drama are fibrous. housewife might just buy a manageable, predictable and This sequence could in- jar of the onions as simply Complete something unusual or a , logical although often clude unfamiliarity with a v luxury she can afford that with irrational. commodity — pole beans particular day. A soap opera setting can be don't sell well in the New pinpointed to suit the play York area because most The cook who uses bouillon Cart wright; the setting of supply consumers of the area are not cubes as a condiment to cook and demand is controlled by familiar with them. other foods often wonders the housewife. The Southern consumer why the cubes are in the soup The theme or the meaning will pass up hominy, lamb section. Bouillon for soup is of the noon day serials might chops and kidneys. Yet her more popular than bouillon escape the uninitiated TV Northern colleagues can for seasoning. watcher; however, the theme make smacking good dishes Supply is the other or meaning of supply and with these commodities. character in this play. At one demand is clear cut — offer Consumer-created demand time supply was not ^-the consumer the right is that cute special colored manageable at all. The open SAVE $20 on this Mobile Color TV! commodity for the right price little package that just rips markets of old were a focal open and seals closed easily. point of individual enterprise. Enjoy big-set performance plus lasting reliability. This out- so that the producer will Each farmer brought his own make a profit. 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Not only do they try With two motives in mind — machinery, seeds, fertilizer, to please the housewife by selling as much as possible insecticides and pesticides BECAUSE: providing the best produce; and offering the housewife and even the inflationary they learn her buying habits, the advantage of abundance spiral of interest on money Only Magnavox is sold the size of package she picks — the marketers and mer- needed to operate a farm directly to just a few up most often, the con- chandisers stage the sales- daily throw the supply- carefully selected fine venience she wants in food inducements events. management balance off. retailers in this community— packages and food Even in the store, the stores such as ours who, So what appears to be the NOW ONLY like Magnavox, are dedicated obvious in the play-supply NOW ONLY to serving you better! 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Even without these former residents of Boca resides in Boca Raton. tottering. standing performance with Chromatone, Quick- cycle Exponential Treble Horns. Contemporary special savings, each Raton, celebrated their Mr. and Mrs. Goerke now Unlike the soap opera On, and Magnavox Bonded Circuitry chassis. model 3651; also in Mediterranean, Early Ameri- model offers you the greatest golden wedding anniversary live in Ft. Meade, but have playwright who stops the can and Italian Provincial'styling — your choice. value and the finest with relatives in Boca Raton been visiting witli friends and serial at this part where the See it today — treat yourself to a Magnavox! tin's weekend. family in Boca Raton since suspense draws the viewer quality per dollar spent! Married 50 years ago Christinas Eve. They plan to back, the play wright of Monday, the couple was leave for home today. Supply and Demand — the honored at an open house housewife — hasn't really i Sunday afternoon in the home given any thought to any of of Mrs. Goerke's .sister, Mrs. Federation this. She just went shopping W. G. Whitehouse, 540 Golden will meet and indicated to the Harbor Dr. marketers and mer- Direct Factory Dealer savesiou money. Magnavox factory-authorized service dept.. since 1953, The couple was also treated The Palm Beach County chandisers through what she to dinner at Boca Teec-a Federation of Women's Clubs bought and what she passed OPEN: 9 to 5:30 Pompano store open Mon. & Fri. 'til 8:30 Country Club Monday will meet for its quarterly up. evening. meeting at 9:30 a.m. Jan, 8 at Those on the supply end? Helping to celebrate the Salva tore's Restaurant, They are the program anniversary were the Lantana. directors and they know or Goerko's son and daughter- Federation President Mrs. try to know each whim of the in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Boyd C. Mote will preside at housewife. Goerke, and granddaughter, an executive board meeting But the suppliers and ENTERTAINMENT CENTER .Marilyn, all from Cleveland, at 10 a.m. and the general marketers never lose their POMPANO BEACH 27SO F^ Atlantic Blvd. - in Atlantic Square - Phone &41-144-1 FOR EVERYTHING UNDER THE SUN. or ask about b meeting at 10:30 a.m. Club cool; they stick strictly to the <((•'• BOCA RATON 3333 N. Federal Hwy. Phone 39S-12O1 Another of Mrs. Goerke's presidents and committee theme, "Offer the Consumer our other sisters, Mrs. Ruth Randall, chairmen will give their the Right Commodity at the Serving the Goldcoast fry ft. Laudordale to D&hay Beach. charge plans. was also present for reports. Right Price"/ f. "_ ' L 4B BOCA RATON NEWS Wednesday, Dec. 31, 1969 ^^ Back to school o-; Who ever would have thought that kids would go back to school during a . • '•••.' holiday? Well, there were plenty who turned out for the holiday Special at J. 0. , •.' •*< Mitchell Community School • - - * ? q this week. Of course, in- ducements like free cotton candy are hard to beat. The program will be closed tomorrow but will resume Friday with a bubble gum blowing contest at 10 a.m. and a dance for youngsters age 11-15 at 1 p.m. *A'. ^^^^^S^gg^:^^:;^::^^ srcs^ss^ssasssssss^^ Guitar, baby sitting classes scheduled Classes for potential baby Fire and Police departments sitters and guitar players will as well as a simple first aid top the list of activities at the course. Community Center for the Saturday, Jan. 10 a new month of January. series of guitar lessons will The recreation department begin at the center for will sponsor the six week youngsters seven and older. clinic for baby sitters, ages 12 Instructor for the eight week and over, and instructor will course is Lee Pettie. be Mrs. Judy Rosof. The class Classes will begin at 1 p.m. will begin at 7 p.m. Thursday, and will be open for beginners Jan. 8. through advanced students. 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By ROBERT BUCKHORN How then is the alcoholic— penalties against alcoholics one-fourth were driving with the drivers who are convicted and the American Medical are obvious. suspended licenses. for drunk driving will be those whose licenses had For the police, the biggest So urgent is the problem, WASHINGTON (UPI) - been revoked were known to single improvement in that traffic experts have even Doctors are required to Association estimates there In an Oregon study, checks The National Highway repeat offenders. In Califor- are at least six million in the drive, one study showed. stopping drunks once they discussed a device that would report treatment for a Most traffic experts realize are on the highway has been analyze the driver's breath gunshot wound to authorities. United States — to be removed from the highway? Alcoholic driver kills more Americans the need for rehabilitation of the chemical breath test and as he sat behind the wheel of But the alcoholic driver, who alcoholics and there have the implied consent law his car. If the device Mils more Americans than There is no one stogie which says that anyone determined the alcohol solution but the National than guns...last in a series. been proposals for a limited guns, is just another routine type of license—one that arrested for intoxication is content was too high, it would patient. Highway Safety Bureau is on 1,025 drivers convicted of Safety Bureau says that nia, one third of the drivers would allow the alcoholic to deemed to have given his proceed to automatically A tragic inconsistency in investigating a system that drive to and from work only, consent to the test when he lock the car's ignition. ,the law? 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The obligation to REGULAR the "Living Overseas Can Be act with courtesy and good 49c Great" chapter — the tips on sense is universal, whether food, schools and jobs apply you're a military kid or any WOOD FRAME to anyone who might he other kind of kid. PICTURES 24"x48". CHOOSE FROM EMPIRE 10 CUP ASSORTED SCENES AND FRAMES Drnmmond firm now DOROTHY GRAY PERCOLATOR CHROME SELECTO-MATIC FLAVOR Hot Weather Cologne SELECTOR, AUTOMATIC, CORD, MODEt 1933 6.5 OUNCES, LIMIT ONE in new headquarters CONFETTI Drummond Construction commercial offices which it SWAG LAMP Company of Boca Raton, Inc. has leased to several local business organizations. LARGE ROUND DECORATOR LAMP has moved into its recently COMPLETE WITH 15 FOOT CHAIN completed headquarters Ground was broken for the building. building last spring when The one-story, yellow brick Robert J. Drummond an- HAMILTON BEACH building is located at 33 SE nounced plans for the ex- 4th St. It houses the .firm's tensive development of executive offices and offices company properties in and for its engineering, con- adjoining the city of Boca 7 SPEED struction and administrative Raton. staff now engaged in the work Since then the firm has permaneer for three major develop- undertaken the development RECORD BLENDER ments in the Boca Raton of The Pines, a 104 single family home subdivision in MAKES FOOD PREPARATION EASIER THAN EVER, SEVEN SPEED area. CABINET PUSH BUTTON CONTROL, 44 OZ. CONTAINER WITH REMOVABLE CUTTING UNIT, COMES COMPLETE WITH COOKBOOK FOR BLEN- the city. Westlakes at Boca HOLDS OVER 300 ALBUMS, MAKES AN IDEAL Designed by Howard DER Raton, a 501-unit mobile STEREO CABINET, A LONG 48" LOW CLEAN PRO- McCall of Boca Raton, the FILE CABINET WITH WALNUT PERMANEER FINISH, Drummond building is of home community near the MODEL 02 348 MODEL 261 modern architectural styling Boca Raton Interchange of 37.95 and is completely functional Florida's Turnpike and is VALUE in character. now working on the plans for A reception center in the a Sheraton Motor Inn which it middle of the building will construct in the separates the construction Westlakes residential- 19.88 company area from a wing of recreational complex. BRIDGE FISHING CARDS BOBBER KODAK 134 INSTAMATIC 1'A INCH, RED/WHITE DOUBLE DECK PLASTIC FISHING FLOAT #406 CONGRESS CAMERA KIT REGULAR REGULAR O THIS COMPLETE INSTAMATIC KIT COMES WITH 134 1.99 14c O CURRIER CAMERA. COLOR FILM CARTRIDGE, BATTERIES, FLASHCUBE 1.19 g IVES 21.88 RABBIT EAR TV ANTENNA DFIIUJO CALENDAR INDOOR TV ANTENNA, UHF AND VHF FOR ALL BLACK AND WHITE OR COLOR SPIN REEL & (If unable to come in Sportsflex ROD immediately, PRE-BAIANCED ROTOR SYSTEM ON *?24Q Dt- AWA REEL, AUTOMATIC FULL BAIL RETRIEVE. please phone DS300 TAN ROD IS 6 FOOT. 1 PIECE TUBULAR to have one AM FM STEREO GLAS5 reserved.) WE MEET ALL LOCAL 12.98 MULTIPLEX RADIO ADVERTISED PRICES ON VALUE SOLID 5TATE. INStANT SOUND, AM FM-AFC.'FM. BA5S AND IDENTICAL MERCHANDISE TREBLE CONTROL, BEACON LAMPS 5IGNALS STEREO, IN ECKERD COUPONS PUTS FOR STEREO PHONOGRAPH. 1 MATCHED d'i INCH DYNAMIC SPEAKERS, HIGH IMPACT WMNU! GRAINED JUST BRING IN THE LOCAL PLASTIC, 6 WATT5 POWER OUTPUT, VERNIFJ< TUNING NEWSPAPER PAGE ON WHICH SUPPOSITORIES THE LOCAL COMPETITORS AD GLYCERIN, 12 APPEARED THAT DAY AND WE ADULTS OR CHILDS, WILL MEET ANY HEOUUR 39c 2 29 AAODEL R27J7X CURRENT PRICES! : i - . -.•••..• _ .-••;•;.••_ ;;••;•• -._"'::;:_:'-'.-/" ;. - LIMIT 2 WITH COUPON THRU 1/3 JOHN D. TALBOTT •ctfiarsttej excluded; • Insurance Agency, Inc. 6 TRANSISTOR WADIO POCKET SIZE, INCLUDES EARPHONE, CARRYING |>SE, 9 VOLI BATTERY 10 BRILLO PADS OOTTO98 WET HOP 489 N.E. 20th ST. 8OCA RATON 10 SOAP WINFIELD SHOPPING CENTER PADS PHONE 395-1511 —399-1516 REGULAR 36c AND LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON THRU 1/3 LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON THRU V3 29 S.E. 10th ST. DEERFIELD BEACH L PHONE 399-1516 15 Q HOUSEHOLD GOODS 15 0 HOUSEHOLD GOODS 5 D Insltutlions. lutoimg 10 B Help Male 6B BOCA RATON NEWS Wednesday, Dec. 31, 1969 PUBLIC NOTICE Parttoie shoe^ALESPER- 7 Piece Dinette Set. Walnut Imported carved frame PROFESSIONAL IN CORRECTION OF THE SON. Experience not top, Chrome legs, highback chairs (3) $260 value—$115 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLISHED All ages. All problems. necessary but preferred. chairs. Excellent Condition, each. Sofa, Celery I Green, HEREIN ON DECEMBER 14,1969 M.I.T. Honor grad. Reasonable. Call 391-4729 NOTICE Must be a person who can $600 Value—$280 Alt New. Harold Selleck, 395-3303 give excellent service to our after 4 PM. Call 276-6197. __^ APPLICATION TOORGANIZE A NATIONAL BANK AND REPRESENTATIONS OF 10 A Help Female customers. Apply Mr. WeeKs 1969 STEREO consoles POOL TABLE 7 Ft}," APPLICANTS LADIES For light Deliveries Willson's Family Shoes, (Walnut) 4 speakers, $75.00. PROFESSIONAL QUALITY.! dated Royal Palm Plaza, Boca __ Unclaimed Freight 2003 U.S. AUGUST 20,1969 in Boca Area. Hours to suit. 1 SLATE BED $250 Callr276-: Call 391-1439. Two men experienced in rug Hwy. 441 South, Ft. Lauder- THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY — Washington, District of 6197. L__ OFFICE HELP cleaning, housewide dale. Columbia ROBERTS TAPE Moving must sell. 23" Color General office duties and cleaning, furniture cleaning, APPLICATION etc. $175 week to start. RECORDER, 4 track stereo, RCA Console TV $250. % ton handling telephone calls, window air conditioner,(used We, THE UNDERSIGNED, intending to organize and operate a national Benefits — etc. Mr. Service Model 1057. $125 Call 3954173. bank in accordance with the provisions of the National Bank Act, as posting, filing and some light STEREO CONSOLE"" 30 days $75. Early American amended, do hereby make application to the Comptroller of the Currency typing. For Appt. 399-4017. 399-8866. Bar Cabinet $40. Single for permission ' to organize said national bank, and propose as follows: ASSEMBLERSFOR ,$88 Woman to Cook single meals Just received 5 deluxe solid Hollywood bed $20. Kingsize 1. That the main office of said national bank be located at Palmetto Park for 2 adults for season CLEAN ROOM bedspread. Spanish style, $20. Road and N..W.l2th Avenue, in the City of Boca Raton, Palm Beach County, MICRO-ELECTRONICS state nationally advertised State of Florida. months. Live in or not as stereo consoles in beautiful Many other items 391-5893. desired. Top wages. Call 391- We need assembly operators 8 new 1970 zig zag sewinggs I 1. That, in order of preference, said national bank have one of the for semiconductor- hand rubbed Walnut finish. following titles: 2870 or write Boca Raton World renowned BSR turn- machines with full factory News Box FP 3 intergrated circuit produc- guarantee. Nationally ad- SECURITY NATIONAL BANK OF BOCA RATON; tion. Must be able to work table and 4-speaker 'audio ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF BOCA RATON; Experienced Saleslady for system, $75 each. Monthly vertised brand to be sold for FIDELITY NATIONAL BANK OF BOCA RATON. one of Boca's Better Quality thru microscopes to assemble $35 each. Monthly payments small electronic components. terms available. May be 3. That said national bank be authorized to issue 50,000 shares of capital Ladies Wear Shop, Write inspected in warehouse at available. These machines BOCA stock, 50,000 of said shares to be issued In connection with the organization Boca Raton News Box F10. Experienced with small parts may be inspected; in of said national bank for a total consideration of 1750,000, and that each assembly preferred. Com- Unclaimed Freight, 2003 U.S. such share shall have a par value of $10.00. The sales price of the stock shall WAITRESSES—Full or part warehouse at Unclaimed plete benefit coverage. Call Hwy. 441 South, Ft. be $15.00 per share. time. Good Wages and tips. Lauderdale. 9 A.M.- 9 P.M.Freight, 2003 U.S. Hwy, 441 4. That the total consideration received by said national bank for the Gorky's Pizza Call 391-0786. write or come by and see Mr. South, Ft. Lauderdale. 9 shares issued by it be allocated as follows: H.P. Richards at Fabri-Tek Mon.-Fri. Sat, till 1 p.m. $500,000.00 A.M.-6 P.M. Mon.-Fri.Sat. at Capital HAIRSTYLIST STEREO CONSOLES 150,000.00 Micro-Systems Inc. 1410 S.W. 1 P.M. l Surplus 100,000.00 Guarantee and commission. 5 3 St, Pompano Beach,. 943- We have just received a Undivided Profits shipment of 7 brand new $750,000.00 Day Week. Apply Fred 9440. Total Consideration Poland, 5th Ave. Beauty 10 C Help, Male of Female stereo consoles. Some still in Superb 5. That Warren William Koffler, Esq., of 1725 K St., N.W., City of Salon 395-2449. All applicants Part time driver. Man or girl cartons. These 1969 Washington, District of Columbia, act as sole and exclusive agent to confidential. to deliver optical supplies, nationally advertised models represent and appear for the undersigned before the Comptroller of the are in beautiful walnut finish Currency, and to receive all correspondence and documents, in respect 1o House work in Boca Home. 9 pick up mail, etc. Car fur- this application, In accordance with the annexed appointment of agent. with four speaker system and _ on TSie to 1,4 or 5 days per week. $40 nished, Hours 1 to 5. Call Mr. world famous BSR turntables The following persons are signatories to the application: or $50. Own transportation. Zimmerman 391-1579. and powerful solid state Gold Ojasi George L.Martin Call 399-7488. HELP WANTED AT chassis. They will be sold on a ANDERSON HOUSE Anders K. Finnvold HOUSE WORK 2 Half days FLORIDA ATLANTIC George H. Sparling, Jr. "first come — first serve" SMORGASBORD Raymond S. Livingstone per week. Must have own UNIVERSITY basis for only $88 each or 4840 N. Federal Hwy. Daniel J.Ricker transportation. 1180 S. Ocean CAFETERIA JohnT.Degnan small monthly payments. We Ft. Laud. 563-9242 Lewis Deschler, II Blvd. Call 391-3279. have records available so you . i Donald H. Reed, Jr. Lady wanted for general We are offering can test each set before you BOCATEECA \ office work, Typing, Filing FULL time buy. They may be inspected COUNTRY CLUB | It's Publish: Dec. 31, 1949 necessary. Also must be N.W.SISt. &2Ave. i "Furnish proof of publication Immediate Openings at Unclaimed Freight, 2003 Boca 399-5120 \ personable and like to meet In our Food Service TJ.S. Hwy. 441 South, Ft. IN THE COURT OF THE COUNTY NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING the public in retail outlet. CASHIERS Lauderdale. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. DELRAY HEIDELBERG JUDGE IN AND FOR PALM OF Salary negotiable with So MEMBERS OF SALADS & DESSERTS Mon.-Fri. Sat. till 1 P.M. SHOW & Dancing Kv> BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND pension plan. Write Boca LINE GIRLS 330 S. Federal Hwy. IN PROBATE NO. 20,721 LOAN News Box KJ 7 Delray 278-0755 ASSOCIATION OF DELRAY UTILITY WORKERS IN RE: ESTATE OF BEACH CITY OF THE FAMOUS DOOR Easy BERT F. RIEL, Notice is hereby given that the Meals & Uniforms Annual Meeting of Members of the LADY FOR DAY WORK CHINESE FOODS Deceased Are Furnished BOCA RATON First Federal Savings and Loan IN ROYAL PALM AREA. Do Cove Shopping Ctr. NOTICE OF INTENTION Association of Delray Beach will be you have an extra day Excellent Fringe TO MAKE APPLICATION held at the Home Office of the CAREER 4OB Deerfield Beach, Fla. To Earn FOR FINAL DISCHARGE Association at 645 East Atlantic available?? Must be neat and Benefits Avenue, Delray Beach. Florida, at pleasant. Top Salary Call 391- Choice of Hours OPENINGS LECHANTILLY : TO ALL WHOM (T MAY CON- 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday, January Apply in Person Recreation Supervisor I CERN: 21, 1970. 1293 between 9 AM and 12 FRENCH CUISINE Notice is hereby given that FIRST FEDERALSAVINGS To the Cafeteria w40N.Fed. Hwy. Extra Money AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Noon. $469.73 Mo. FIRST BANK AND TRUST DELRAY BCH.278-2528 COMPANY OF BOCA RATON, OF DELRAY BEACH By s-C. Harrison Newman )0 B Help Male Water Plant Operator NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, filed SERVOMATION MATHI AS $518.27 Mo. its final report as Administrator C. Harrison Newman EXPERIENCED PAINTER INC., FOOD SERVICE MARRAFFINO With C.T.A. of the Estate of BERT F. Executive Vice President RIEL,deceased; that It has filed Its ATTEST: NEEDED IMMEDIATELY. Florida Atlantic Mechanic I MEDITERRANEAN petition for final discharge, and s-Corinne Brooks WAGES OPEN. 391-1695. University $3.21 Hr. RESTAURANT that it will apply to the County Corinne Brooks, Secretary Judge of Palm Beach County, (Corporate seal) EXPERIENCED HAIR- Boca Raton, Fla. Open for Lunch Want Ads s-Neil E. MacMlllan (Paint 8. Body Man) Florida, on the 2nd day of DRESSER for busy Beauty 10 D Situations Wanted 410 N. Federal Hwy. February, 1970> for approval of Nell E. MacMlllan Pompano 942-5597 same and for final discharge as Attorney for Association Salon in Boca Raton Call 943- Handyman Specialist Applv Administrator C.T.A. of the estate 29 N.E. Fourth Avenue .5011. PADDLE WHEEL QUEEN of BERT F. RIEL. Delray Beach, Florida ; Housepainting, Carpentry, Personnel Office FIRST BANK AND Publish: December 31, 1969; OFFICE HELP Taping, Spackling, CRUISING SUPPER CLUB TRUST COMPANY January 8 and 15, 1970 You Can Furnish proof of publication General office duties and CITYHALL8AM-5PM 2950 NE 32 Ave. Ft. Laud. OF BOCA RATON, Screening. Immediate work 5612595 - 564-7659 X;X; NATIONAL ASSOCIATION handling telephone calls, wanted. Honest prices 732- *%••••XX* ByC.F.SCHULER, Trust Officer '69 Plymouth Road-Runner posting, filing and some light 6520. Sell typing For Appt. 399-4017. 15 A Miscellaneous Sale Tylander and Becker 390-low 3,000 mileage-$450 P.O. Box 340 cash and $76 month. Call 395- Year round employment. 12' DIVING BOARD, LIKE SECURITY GUARDS Just About Boca Raton, Florida 33432 0488. Keen adaptable man wanted, NEW. CALL 395-8552. PERMANENT POSITION Publish: Dec. 31,1969; Jan. 7,14, 21, 15 D Pets For Sale 25 to 60 Years — 5 Ft. 9" & Over 1970. $175 '56" CHEVY Convertible Willing to learn plastic 283, 3 speed, fair condition. molding business. Immediate Abyssinian Kittens. Various Clear Employment Record Call 391-0680. . opening on the 4:30 PM to 1 ages. Papers. $80 and up. Call Uniform and Equipment Furnished Anything $2.00 Per Hour '68 BUICK ELECTRA 225 AM Shift. 45 hour week. Time 399-8206. and Ms over 40 hours. Good 9 Month old Black and Tan Telephone Hollywood 987-1118 Black vinyl top white, bot- Collect between 9 AM & 5 PM weekdays From A to Z tom, AM-FM Radio, AC, Starting Pay — Many Male Dachschund AKC power antenna. Trunk benefits — Including Com- registered. Call 391-4729 after release, New Polyglas tires, pany paid Hospital Plan, 4 PM. 7-11 STORES $3,150 Call 391-5613 after 5. Uniforms—Holidays- 15 H Boats-Motor or Sail STORE CLERKS '63 OLDS F85 CUTLASS Annual increases — Modern 2 Man Fiberglas KAYAK 16' MALE OR FEMALE convertible. Air, All power, air conditioned plant. Good Just like new. $99. Call 395- low mileage, good condition. opportunity for right person. 4565. Starting pay $93.50. 6 day week with $•:• Antiques Needlework 15 L Marine Equipment Supplies Call 395-7371. Apply 1070 NW 1 Ave, Boca. opportunity lor advancement. No ex- Used Bimini Top, Dacron. perience necessary. Full company $y Bicycles Oars '69 BUICK Wildcat Con- " RETAIL SALES From Egg Harbor Cruiser. vertible, air, FM Radio, Full General hardware, garden benefits including hospital insurance, •:;•:•:• Cameras Pets Width Approx T 2".$65 Call power equipment, Excellent tools, builders Hardware 395-8166. profit sharing, paid vacation pius store needs man desiring ;::g: Dishes Quilts Condition. $3300 Call 395-5212. 15 0 HOUSEHOLD GOODS many more. Must be 21 neat appear- '63 COMET Inspected, air steady employment as sales USED FURNITURE, ance and promotable. Immediate |j:|: Encyclopedias Ranges condition, radio, Perfect clerk. Paid vacations and group insurance. See" Randy TABLES - CHAIRS - opening apply in person 7-11 Food jjig: Fencing condition, 1 owner $600. Call COUCHES. Boca Quality Stamps 395-1795. Davis, Mgr., Sewell Hard- stores, 1704 Juana Rd., Boca Raton, ware, 20 S.E. 3 St. Boca 395- Used Furniture, 117 NW 11 St. ;•:•:•:• Guns ;:1B:Motorcycles, Bicycles weekdays 9 AM to noon or call for Tools 7177. 391-3580 HONDA MINI-TRAIL 50. appt. phone 399-8400. •:•:•:• Heaters Uniforms YOUR WANT USED 3 MONTHS $200 CALL SHOULD BE SERVICE DIRECTORY ££: Insulation LISTED HEREI 391-5670. Vibrators YAMAHA AIR CONDITIONING HOME IMPROVEMENTS HOSTESSES Improvements and repairs. :*:j: Jalousies Watches 180 cc Electric Start and HEATING WAITRESSES Like new condition. AIRTECH HEATING & Also drapery rods installed. BUS BOYS :$: Kitchenware NOTICE TO Reasonable — Estimates 391- Xylophones JOB APPLICANTS Must sell—Make Offer. AIRCOND. Call 391-4473 Prompt personalized 1385 or 395-4883. :$;, Luggage Yachts The Boca Raton News does; Your opportunity to work for one of the largest not knowingly accept Help- IF Mobile Homes economical service Call 395- PAINTING ' and finest seafood restaurants in the south. CJ i&: Motors Wanted ads from employers 1970 TRAVEL TRAILER, 24 9465 ARVAN the PAINTMAN covered by the Fair Labor Ft. Tandom wheels, fully self House & roof painting Full time year round employment. Good starting contained, air conditioned, WALLPAPERING Standards Act, which applies Air —Heat —Refrigeration salaries. Good working conditions. Company to employment in interstate full bath with tub, deluxe 391-0399 benefits. Apply in person. Repairs — Installation INTERIOR & commerce, if they offer less thruout. Must sell. Gold Coast E. Pita, Mech. Contractor Mobile Park, Lot 46, 3110 S. EXTERIOR than the legal minimum wage Call Boca 391-3140 ($1.00 an hour for those Fed. Hwy. Delray. J.RUSSELL covered prior to February 1, ALTERATIONS 391-1695 5 A lost & Found EXCELLENT TAILOR All 1967 and $1.30 an hour for LOST: 8 month old Gray S&M PAINTERS kinds of Ladies & Men's newly covered employees) or Siamese, wearing yellow INSIDE AND OUTSIDE Alterations . . . Barton & fail to pay the applicable collar with bells. Winfield NEW OR OLD WORK Miller Cleaners & Laundry, overtime. Contact the United Park area. Lost Christmas FREE ESTIMATES 2600 N. Dixie Hwy. at 5 States Labor Department's Day-Childs Pet. REWARD NO JOB TOO SMALL Points. Wilton Manors 566- local office for more in- Call 395-2868. Call after 5, 391-3,739. 1701 N. Fed. Hwy., Boca Raton formation. The address is 4314. ROOF CLEANING 5 B Personals U.S. Dept. of Labor Wage and BEAUTIFUL ALUMINUM SPECIALTIES AND PAINTING Hour and Public Contracts PALM TRAIL LODGE Seacrest Awnings DON & JOHNS BOCA RATON NEWS Divisions, Romark Bldg. 2521 Bahama Shutters Roof, house or trim, Pressure W. Broward Blvd., Ft. Picturesque retirement home Crest-FOLD Shutters Cleaning & Painting. Lauderdale, Fla. for you or your loved ones. Patio RF & Screen End. Licensed Ins. Free Estimate CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Call Delicious home cooking, 24 Protek-O-Weather 946-1000. hour supervision. Phone (Vinyl Enclosure) SMALL REPAIRS RATES AND INFORMATION Delray 2784680. Rates start Monark or Niagra Carpet i Baffled by the minor in- The Boca Raton News is published Tuesday through at $200 per month. Alco Siding tricacies of home main- Friday afternoon and Sunday, 5 C Child Care Seacrest Cote tenance?? Call 391-2868. DEADLINES 395-8300 TIC TOC Private School. Carports & Cabana Rooms SLIPCOVERS Infants to 7 years. Oopen all ALUMINUM Doors Rattan cushions re-made. Classified advertising deadline for each daily year. 273 N.W. 15th St. Boca Storem Shutters Your fabric or ours. Foam publication is at 5:00 P.M. the day prior —for Sunday — 4 395-5044. BACREST rubber in stock. Call Paul 399- P.M. Friday. 5152. Mother will do babysitting in N7F«ri«slHW.. Boc. Raton RATES her home days or evenings. TV SERVICE 399-6719 ... 385-9271 Rates are based on the size of the ad and consecutive STAR TV SERVICE Near St. Joan of Arc school ARTTCLESfSRRENT frequency as shown on the chart below. area 391-5410. REPAIR ALL MAKES HAVING A PARTY?? We 5 0"Instructions, Tutoring COLOR, BLACK & WHITE have tables, cKairs, punch, LINES »-3-3 4-5 20 or ZENITH SALES & SERVICE 4 to 6 .32 .28 24 .22 -20 Dog Obedience Class to begin bowls, dishes, silverware .... 17 2174 NE 1 Ave. Boca 399-2266 7 to 13 .28 .24 .21 .19 Jan. 4, 1970. FAU Campus, Dbrie Rents & Sales 395-7359.. .19 17 15 Boca Raton. Information and USED FURNITURE 1 4 or More .25 .22 CAMERA SERVES BUY-SELL-TRADE Registration. Call 390-0457. 19 cents COLOR PRINT. Special contract rates are available for commercial Trainer, Ron Gibson Boca Quality Used Furniture Camera Repair, Free est. & Thrift Shop 117 NW 11th St. advertisers. Please call for information. '09 Chevy II Nova Only 4 Typing course for elementary m students. Instructions geared Passports photos. The Photo 391-3580. months old. $2000 Call 391- Mart. 942-6043. WATCH REPAIR 5893. to grade level. Grades 4-5-6, THE BOCA RATON NEWS Registration accepted now For Fast Results JOHN REDDING — Fritz •63 CHEVY IMPALA Con- Carlson — Dora Yodonia. PHONE 395-8300 vertible. Automatic, 4 con- for 10 week course starting in 34S.E.2NDST. P.O. BOX 580 Use The BEACON LITE JEWELERS d sole. Good condition, $550, Jan. Limited enrollment. 395* Beacon Lite Shopping Center, BOCA RATON, FLORIDA 385-7704 or 391-1128. 1920. Boca Raton New* Wednesday, Dec. 31, 1969 BOCA RATON NEWS 7B 15 Q HOUSEHOLD O0OD5 25 B Apartments for Kent 25 C Houses for Rent 35 A lots & Acreage Sale Solid oak'octogan card table GOLF EVERY DAY LOTS FOR LITTLE ROYALPALM DUPLEX with 4 upholstered chairs. By stepping from your door 3 corner lots in Country Club 4 Bedroom homes for March OPEN HOUSE 11-4 $24,900 FURNISHED POOL HOME BOCA RATON! Round glass top patio table onto the course. This apart- Village near schools. Now for occupancy. Choose colors 1101 S.W. 4th Street Brokers Fee Included 2 , FOR LEASE Just completed 3 bedrooms, & bedrooms, Air, Carport, with 4 upholstered chairs. ment is available for the REALTORS the amazing price of $4,500- now. Mizner School District. Round glass top coffee table season ... Brand new and In Boca Raton's finest and $4,500-$4,250. BETTER 2 bedroom, 2 bath each side. 90 per cent financing avail. baths with family room & 2 Sprinklers, Call 395-2494. and gimmons studio hide-a- never lived in. MLS B-Condo- subdivision. 3 bedrooms, 2 PHONE FOR BETTER Plus a bonus efficiency. 3 See furnished DeMarco car garage. East facing patio PERFECT . jha. room furniture 391- 227PG. Or how about a 2 baths, large screened Pool- BUY! years new. Mint condition — homes model — 400 S.W. 9th with pool. Close to schools. FAMILY 80.! __ bedroom 2 bath furnished Patio. Newly decorated and central air and heat — large Ave. Boca Raton, Phone 395- Many extras. Priced to sell at Home! kiOTHERWELL corner landscaped lot. only $42,500 BR 2244p GARAGE SALE - MISC. house ... Children and pets completely furnished. 4 4300, or 391-1281. IVI REALTY $45,000. $20,000 mortgage can 3 bedrooms 2 baths on corner HOUSEHOLD GOODS 999 accepted, too. Ask for MLS months $5,100 MacLaren & Realtor be assumed. Excellent return EXCELLENT lot — near Addison Mizner S.W. 5 ST., BOCA 391-5799 BR-2277 Available for the Andreson, Inc. Ph: 395-1333. season 757 S. Federal Hwy. on investment. MLS BD 48. LOCATIONS School. Garage. . .sprinkler Classified Ad Service Colonial Building Contact Jack Dolan, Realtor New 4 bedroom 2 bath, family system. . .large room- Bedroom with adjoining Phone 395-8300 Boca Raton, Fla. or Bill Kincaid, Associate. room. Covered patio. s. . .enormous south facing large sitting room, can ac- Phone 395-4044 BATEMAN&CO. Beautiful kitchen with plenty patio. MLS 2318. For a REALTOR 4 GOOD SEASONAL courteous showing call IVAN commodate 1 to 4 persons. 140 N. Federal Hwy, Boca 2 Adjoining lots in Port Realtors of storage space. Self RENTALS HAACK. . .Associate. Private bath, AC and heat. 395-8155 Charlotte each 80 feet wide. 1299 S. Ocean Blvd. cleaning oven, disposal, dish- Reasonable rates. Breakfast PRICE RANGE FROM $2500 Call 395-0560 or write Boca washer, air-heat, double WEIR REALTORS TIARA EAST Boca Raton THE ESTATES privilege. Phone 391-2796. to $5000 Raton News P. O. Box 580 garage, etc. Weir Plaza Bldg 855 S Fed Hwy Oceanfront 2 bedroom 2% 395-9355 399-8284 2 story custom built home Classified Box C.H.M. 5 Boca Raton Ph: 395-4000 S bath condominium, heated "WATERFRONT between Intracoastal and S 3—2 Pool on canal, garage REAL INVESTMENT swimming pool and New 3 bedroom 2 bath, Pool, ocean on beautiful Coconut GARVY'S Lovely Home" Large Room 3—2 pool, garage 200 Ft. Frontage on New WANT ACTION? recreation area. Completely carpets, AC, etc. Beautiful Rd. 3 bedroom 4 bath. Plus GOT LOCAL BANKS Comfortably Furnished, TV, 2—2 with part time maid Dixie Hwy. Sacrifice $60 per REAL ESTATEJnc. permanent • view of In- IT! Calljafter 5, 395-1053. _ furnished. S.E. exposure. Realtor den and an extra large family Seasonal $3000 or annual 3—2 Home front Ft. CALL FOR tracoastal Waterway. Call Lovely room, private bath NEW—FURNISHED room. MLS BR 2045. And business men use our rental $6000. Deerfield Beach DETAILS 946-4034. with; shower! Convenient 1 Bedrm Condo in Lovely facilities to move their, 399-7827, RICHARD F. ROSS location. $50 week, seasonal. Realtor Boca Teeca. Fully equipped CAMINO GARDENS property. We appraise, we Realtor Available immediately. 395- A few remaining 2 bedroom 2 2800 N. Fed. Hwy. Realtor - Appraiser kitchen. Carpeted. No hidden WATERFRONT list, WE SELL! Use the 2800 N. Fed. Hwy. 4216 or 391-4379 Eves. bath apartments yearly & BOCA RATON 399-6444 395-0650 extras ... Yours for $22,500. This exquisite jewel, custom Broker the experts use. Boca Raton LARGE FRONT "BEDROOM seasonal at Ocean View 395-0000 anytime VACANT LOTS MLS No. B+Condo 235P designed, features a beautiful ED GARVY Realtor 395-0000 anytime — T\wn beds couple or ladies. Apts., 2519 N. Ocean Blvd., Call Marian Valerius 395-0000 PARADISE PALMS 104 N.E. 2nd Street entrance foyer, 3 bedrooms, 2 701E. Palmetto Pk.Rd. Boca 399-8290. Clost to shopping. Breakfast « F MiscellanebiisClor Rent FROM $4500 391-5700 baths, huge pools patio area ROYAL 391-0900 Anytime that overlooks a sweeping privileges if desired 395-3571. NEW—LUXURIOUS DRUMMOND BLDG. BOCA RATON PARK OAK HILLS! ARE YOU view down a wide canal. Big 235 NE 6th St., Boca. BOCA SOL APARTMENTS DEERFIELD BEACH under FROM $3800 Selling your home, acreage, t2S B«At>aftffl«jiis;(bf: Rent: ATLANTIC two car garage. Looking for a Two bedroom 2 bath home 200 NE 20 ST. new management prestige Also waterfront lots with or other Real Estate? Efficiency Private Entrance CLOISTERS deluxe rarity already car- with central heat and air- November 1st Occupancy office space available size to direct access to Intracoastal Courtesy, Cooperation, and | bath. Heat and air, peted and draped? Then call large closets plus huge utility 1-2 Bedroom Unfurnished suit. Immediate occupancy. — various prices. where your apartment is your Honesty and "KNOW HOW" seasbnal. 3914533. us for a pleasant treat. BR room, .room sizes or Beautifully Furnished Call resident mgr. 399-1193 HOME. Luxurious, custom is our Motto. Furni 1 Bedrm. & eff. apts. -SCREENED PATIOS 2312 WP - $67,500. throughout this home are Brokers protected. * designed apt., over 4,000 sq. SEE Air i-ond. 450' to Public -W-W CARPETING excellent! In fine residential ft,, travetine marble baths, EMILY C.ELSENER beach!. Monthly or season 399- -DISHWASHER Appraisal & RealtVi inc. double garage with electric area. MLS 2299 For all details REALTOR J -HEATED POOL opener, all the conveniences and appointment to see call 184 N. Federal Hwy. Lady to share apartment with —SHUFFLEBOARD ft. ESTATEJnc. HAL HAYNES Associate. 450 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. of a private home. MLS B Deerfield same. Convenient location. -RECREATION ROOM WEIK REALTORS Realtor Boca Raton 399-4440 Condo 221P Call Alta Knight, 399-8120 391-8121 Call 395-9264. -LAUNDRY FACILITIES OFFICE - STORE SPACE assoc. 1890 or 1850. Weir Plaza Bldg 855 S Fed Hwy 35 B Co-ops.& Condominiums Sale BEST WAY 2 Bedroom furnished apt. From $160 per month. Model —800 & 1600 sq. ft. FLORIDA SITES inc. Boca Raton Ph: 395-4000 FORSALE TO RETIRE seasonal, adults. Reasonable. Open 12-6 or by appt. Call —Center of Boca Raton- REALTOR BY OWNER Is to move into this 2 bedroom 144 N.W. 4th Ave., Boca. 391-5777 at above hours. adjacent to future Mall 26 S.E. 4th St. 2 Bedroom 2 bath co-op CAMINO GARDENS WATERFRONT 2 bath waterfront home in Furnished apartments and HAMPSTEAD VILLAGE —New Building Boca Raton, Fla. apartment on owned land Model for Sale! HOME Royal Oak Hills. Friendly hotel rooms — daily-weekly- APARTMENTS —Ample Parking directly on ocean with private 35 C Apfs, Motels, Hotels-Sale This spacious 2 bedroom, 2 neighbors are waiting to JAN. 3rd, 1970 • iy2-ttT. SAUCEPAN • 5-QT. DUTCHOVEN • 5WAY D'BL. BOILER • 10-IN, SKILLET • 8-IN. FRf PAN • 10-1N. CHICKEN FRYER • 2%-QT. SAUCEPAN • 3%-ttT. 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