MEf 3-f ItS •• St AUGUST fit WUk The Weather Dec. 4-8, 1965 Hi Lo Rain Sat. 80 f>3 Sun. 80 fjl Mon. 79 51 Thursday Tues 74 50 Wed. jnoon 70 62 BOCA Boca Raton, Florida December 9, 1965 NEWS VOL. UNO. 6 28 Pages PRICE 10* Four Policemen Rapped For Nonfeasance of Duty Stats Atturstif Calls livohreneit lf:~-
Four Boca Raton police of- ficers were guilty of non- feasance of duty in not report- ing offenses of their fellow officers, but should only get an interdepartmental reprimand, State Attorney Tom Johnson said yesterday. Officers Robert McChee, William Emerson, Charles Fix and Frank McGuire were singled out by the State Attorney for "not reporting knowledge of offenses to their superiors," but Johnson emphasized their part was "very minor ii. na- ture." The report followed an in- vestigation of the police depart- ment made at the request of Chief Hugh Brown and the City Council, after three other of- ficers had been charged with either theft or malicious mis- Old building, new sign. Decorating the old City Hall building chief. on Federal highway is this brand new sign listing departments which have moved back. The change was made because addi- The state attorney called the tional space is needed in the new City Hall building. More pic- local police department "oneof No, it's not the "great white way." It's The Christmas candies, which normally glow tures on page 2A. the most efficient in the Federal highway through the middle of Boca a dull red, brightened up a bit in this time county," and urged the people Ra'on and it's not even all white, although exposure. not to condemn the department the picture would have you believing it is. for the wrongdoing of three of the members. Attorney to Write Opinion In his six-point rc-por,. the,. Btspite Protests, state attorney said th«.. ,»ianforu Sigler and Oi'io Bra^ were' guilty of their offenses as they On Civil Service Board Role had pleaded guilty in municipal court, and that the evidence as (See Editorial, Page 4A) charter. Sewer Rates Unchanged adjudged in the same court indi- In an effort to help the Civil Council indicated it may ask cated the guilt of Patrolman Al owners, motels and hotels en- Service Board set some ground for a joint meeting with the Brown. The latter officer has More than 100 people showed maintained the city council had rules before beginning a sur- board after Quinn's task is up Tuesday night to protest, joy. brought all the discussion down filed a motion to appeal to the Osterman, in an eloquent but vey of personnel practices, the completed. Circuit Court. approve, harangue and to try on their heads themselves. City Council Tuesday ordered The action came after the to talk to death an ordinance verbose presentation, quoted "If you'd listened to your own its attorney, John J. Quinn, to Civil Service Board, in an earl- Johnson's report, addressed setting sewer rates in multiple statistics by the yard which he to City Manager L. M. Mc- consulting engineers, you would prepare a written interpretation ier meeting, had bickered with dwelling buildings. said proved that home owners have been okay," he said. "In- of the board's role under the Connell with a copy to Chief When all the smoke and talk poured more sewage into the Personnel Director Mrs. Ann Brown, said: stead you raised homeowners Milliard over employe rules. faded away after an hour and a lines than did apartment owners. 1. Sigler was guilty as who had one-inch water met- The board is required by the half, nothing was changed, and Councilman Harold Maull said ers — then you lowered the charged, as he had entered a the motion declaring that con- nationwide statistics just didn't 5 Represent Off charter to make an investiga- plea of guilty; rates back. You raised rental tion of the administration of dominium and cooperative hold up in Boca Raton. 2. That Otho Bragg was guilty apartment owners — then you personnel practices throughout apartments would be charged "We have more unemploy- lowered them back. Now we the city. as charged, as he had entered the same as individual resi- ment around here than they do In Pr@ Golf Meet a similar plea in Municipal condominium owners are asking Dr. John W, Sullivan, board dences sailed through by a 4-1 in Appalachia," he said, "but the same treatment." Court; majority, with only Mayor Sid we don't have the same poverty Boca Raton was well repre- chairman, questioned Mrs. Mil- Expressing the feeling of most liard as to why she did not 3. That the evidence as ad- Brodhead protesting. problems." sented yesterday when the PGA judged in the same court indi- Homeowner Frank Weaver of the people in the alidience, answer a letter addressed to Condominium owners, some he ended his plea: National Four-Ball Champion- cated Al Brown was guilty. represented by Attorney Howard also denied Osterman's con- ship kicked off at Palm Beach her. The personnel head said (Brown has filed motion of no- "We are confused," that it had been answered by Osterman, had sought to have tention. Gardens. tice to appeal) "I'm not an average," he Charges in the ordinance L. M. McConnell, the city man- the city bill sewer charges at specify that owners of individual Reaching for the $125,000 4. That "Officers Robert Mc- 100 per cent of water costs, the said, "I'm- a person — so is jackpot were Sam Snead, Dean ager, and she "saw no reason homes, duplexes, condomini- to belabor the obvious" by ad- (Contlnued on page 16A) same rate as rental apartment everyone, regardless of where Refram, Tom Nieporte, Tom he lives. All these charges ums or cooperatives will pay Malone and Bob Grant. ditional correspondence. $1.75 minimum sewer charge, The meeting marked the first should be equal, and not dis- They will be attempting to crimnatory. I don't want any with an additional 50£ for each knock off the favorites, Jack time in several months that sanitary facility; motels, ho- Mrs. Milliard had appeared be- subsidization and I don't want Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer. anybody to subsidize me," tels and rental apartments-pay Snead winters in Boca Raton fore the Civil Service Board, 100 per cent of their monthly though asked to be present sev- Charles Marqusee, developer water bill. and is pro at the Hotel and Club. of Boca Verde condominium, Refram and Nieporte are both eral times. Council also approved a de- touring pros who have resi- Sullivan said that he would ferred resolution on assess- dences here, Tom Malone lives seek a meeting with Quinn to ment charges for a water main here and is pro at Palm Aire get an opinion on the legal Just the extension on North Federal Country Club in Pompano. Bob status of the personnel rules. Highway. Robert Pinchuk, who Grant is the pro at Boca Raton Member James B. Branni- Bare Facfs had objected last week, saying Country Club at Hidden Valley. gan sought to take the question that he had paid for an individual The best-ball event is the of legality to the State Attorney Harry Morris had. five counts line several years ago, was last tourney on the 1965 PGA General, but his motiondiedfor against him, but they wouldn't granted a $64,38 deduction. tour. lack of a second. let him into Municipal Court to face the charges. Two ordinances were intro- duced; one will re-enact the Charged with two counts of sign ordinance to transfer the assault, improper exhibition of duties of enforcement from the firearms, discharging firearms building department to the plan- in the city limits and public in- ning director while the other Main Systems Center toxication, Morris was quart- changes the thickness of glass ered in the city jail. Although only a few steps (Continued on page 16A) away from the courtroom, Mor- Predicted for FAU ris found that Judge Kenneth Dix's ruling that proper dress An outstanding expert in the Business Administration would and decorum shall reign in mu- Heavy Damage field of computer systems pre- become "one of America's main nicipal court took precedence dicted Tuesday that Florida At- centers for management- over the charges. lantic University's College of oriented systems study." Seems that in a running chase Norman J, Ream, head of the to evade police, Morris went In House Fin U.S.'s Center for Computer Sci- through a barbed wire fence. Damage estimated at $5,500 ence and Technology in Wash- His pants didn't. was reported in a fire early ington, told members of the No pants, no trial. Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Boca Raton Kiwanis Club "a Muriel Ricketts, 4721 NW Sec- new type of university — a new ond Ct. type of educational center is Fire Chief Dan Andrews said being built in your midst," the blaze, reported at 5:15 a.m., Ream was in Boca Raton to apparently started when Mrs. participate in an American Amusements Page 12A Ricketts attempted to start a Management Association busi- Ann Landers 2B fire in the fireplace using gaso- ness systems seminar at FAU. Norman J. Ream, left, director of the U. S. Center for Com- puter Science and Technology, Washington discusses a pro- Church 11B line to ignite the wood. The fire He is on a two-year tour of duty Classifieds 13-14-15A flashed back and ignited the with the U. S. Bureau of Stand- gram point with Edwin A. McDonald Jr.; assistant general coun- sel, U.&. Borax and Chemical Corp.,;.Los Angeles. Cai. The Editorials 4A gasoline container. ards to make a study of the Public Notices 13A-10B When her son attempted to Federal government's use of two executives were attending this week's session of the Amer- ican Management Association at Florida Atlantic University's Real Estate 8B kick the blazing can out the door, (Continued'on page 16A) College of Business Administration. Sports 10-11A it sprayed fire throughout the Women's News Section B area. Jki December 9/1965 BOCA RATON NEWS
St. Ann's, St. Andrew's CARD OF THANKS
Slufe Vespers Program We wish to acknowledge with deep and sincere thanke A Christmas Vespers Jim Strode, William program featuring the Murphy and Paul Reed the many acts of kindness and expressions of choirs from St. Ann's at the organ and David sympathy received at the time of death of School and St. Andrew's Perkins, all from St. GEORGE PENWRIGHT School, will be held Sun- Andrew's and Mavis ft day, Dec. 12 in St. An- Clement, St. Ann's and and we shall always remember this thoughtfulness. drew's School auditor- Mrs. Lyla Fastier and CHARLOTTE PENWRIGHT ium. Murray Fastier. and family The program will be- Directors of the gin at 3 p.m.. choirs are Mrs, Laura Traditional Christ- Hewitt Whipple and Mrs. mas music by Bach, Phyllis C. Gould. Beethoven and other classics including Christmas music from Brown Invited other lands will be sung by Junior High Choir at St. Ann's, St. Andrew's To Grand Jury Scotties, and Flying ( Scottsmen, and St. Ann's Chief of Police W. Beauty and Wig <£alon, Senior Choir. Hugh Brown has been An organ program by "invited" to appear be- Chris Cosden will pre- fore the county grand jury Monday afternoon, Boca Raton's old City Hail sprang to life again year ago. ]Now quartered in the old structure on NOW OPEN^ cede the Christmas mu- as three city departments moved back to resume Federal Highway are the building department, sic. Invocation will be but hastened to explain it had nothing to do with operations in the building closed when it was planning and zoning department and the city en- Wednesday and Thursday Evenings given by Rev. Raymond replaced by a new building scarcely more than a gineer's office. • P. Kress. the recent probe of his by Appointment Phone Soloists will be Bob office. C alder, Bob Roberts, "All police chiefs in 395-7575 Ted Hewitt, Robert the county have been Blaiesdell, accompanied asked to discuss any by Glenn Stover, guit- vice that exists in their 103 Royal Palm Rd.- Amdur Bldg. arists, Ted Hewitt, and area," Brown said.
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In City Court Attend Meeting The Church Women of Three members of the ' 'God knows why I took city's Planning and Zon- St. Gregory's Episcopal Church it, I never did anything ing Board, along with Invite You To Attend an like this before," a fa- Planning Director Walt- ther of four children told er Young, attended the Judge Kenneth M. Dix. ' annual conference of the The defendant had just Florida Planning and pleaded guilty to shop- Zoning Association last lifting $1,96 worth of week in Cocoa Beach. SUNDAY DEC. 12 2 to 5 P.M. Christmas tinsel from Robert Rodgers, Her- 336 Key Palm Rd. a local store. . bert Mead and Valentyne Jimmie Delano Ram- Brennan participated in Near Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club sey was sentenced to panel discussions on pay a $100 fine or spend state planning legisla- Christmas Decorations May Be Purchased 20 days in jail for petty tion, the Federal Hous- ing beautification pro- Eggnog - Sandwiches larceny. On a companion CHAMBER MUSIC To Be Served. charge of public intoxi- gram and the use of cation, he was ordered computers in the to pay $25 or five days. planning process. The planning board PATRONIZE YOUR However, the Christ- members also watched mas sprit pervaded first-hand the prepara- the courtroom. When tion and launching of HOME TOWN MERCHANTS the defendant indicated Gemini VII project he would have to serve the combined jail sen- tences because he couldn't pay the fine, Judge Dix scheduled them for weekends. Fire Tuesday caused heavy damage at the Uni- still pending further investigation. It was the Ramsey was told he versity Park residence of John Ingram. A spokes- second fire at the residence in less than two could spend each Sat- man for Del Trail Volunteer Fire Department said weeks. urday and Sunday in jail cause of the fire and estimate of damages are until his 25 days was served. When the de- fendant noted Christmas fell on Saturday, Judge But Judge Dix Suspends Sentence Dix said Ramsey could be home with his family that day. "Tuberculosis is Restaurant Menu: Squabble - $25 proving to be more stub- born than was antici- "I counted to ten twice cause he kept calling ing on the docket in- under control thereby pated a decade ago." and then blew my stack," Hughes "hotshot." The cluded: causing an accident, $30 That sentence, contained said Thomas Hughes. defendant claimed he Ruth L. Livingstone, and four points. in a report to the U. S. Edward Staska, fail- LOWEST only had three beer sand failure to yield right of Surgeon General, sums Hughes, charged with public intoxication, was was not drunk. way, accident, $30 ure to yield right of up the urgency of this Fined $25 or five days and four points assessed way, accident, $30 and year's Christmas Seal brought before Judge Kenneth M. Dix in city in jail, imposition of the against driver's license. four points. appeal. Christmas Seals sentence was suspended Johnny Davenport, Fight tuberculosis and court Tuesday. Arrest- ing officer Donald Booth by Judge Dix. Charles Eugene Riley, sale of alcohol to min- other Respiratory Di- failure to have vehicle ors, failed to appear, seases said he charged the de- Other cases appear- fendant after watching case held open. him try to pick an ar- Philip S. Beese IV, Why Docs gument with another speeding, $15 and two man in a restaurant. Russell Hinds Will Direct points. ^pVtDAFHTV: [ "He was staggering, Romeo R. Jones, no "Cocktail Hour" he had a strong smell driver's license, $20. of alcohol and his eyes Chorus in Christmas Concert Hubert A. Wykle, no L.ist Two Hours? were glazed," Booth driver's license, $40 or (All Drinks are 4B
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By J. H. Jesse changes in local government litical science at Florida would depend on changes to the Atlantic University, and David Last week, two speakers told Florida Constitution. Kearns, of the Florida Legisla- the Palm Beach County Govern- Both John DeGrove, chair- tive Council, recounted some mental Study Commission that man of the department of po- of the state's troubles with its constitution and the many ef- forts made since 1885 to re- write it and to modernize it. Community Responsibility Perhaps in all the welter of county and state appointed study commissions, along with the The role of the Civil Service Board in Boca a standoff while each side continues to jockey new Constitutional Revision Raton has long been an ambiguous one — it's for position in the eyes of the public. Commission authorized by the been difficult to tell sometimes whether the board The board has sought — many times — to 1965 Legislature, the old Flor- is working for or against the employes. . .much have the personnel director appear at its meet- ida document will get kicked less the City Council. ings. This seems an eminently reasonable re- around pretty roughly. Tuesday's City Council action, instructing the quest, but when she finally appeared Tuesday That's wat's expected, but it City Attorney to write an interpretation of the night she was harangued instead of being wel- just won't happen. board's role under the new charter, may go a comed in a spirit of real cooperation. Florida's constitution was long way toward eliminating the rather stupid The course of the Civil Service Board has written in 1885, and though it situation which now exists. been rough for the past few years, with ap- has a few dog ears, and some It appears that some individual members of the pointments being reversed, with lawsuits by pretty heady wording in places, board, the City Council and city employes are members going far as the Courts of Appeal, and it really isn't such a bad docu- more interested in personal aggradizementthan with extreme pressures being applied by the ment. It's been amended some in solving problems of the city's employe situa- City Council, Councilmen and the various em- 135 times in 70 years, and tion. ployes' groups. the original drafters would be right shook up if they'd read For the past several weeks, some members of We hope that the attorney's written opinion, it today, but it has served as a the board, as well as the mayor, have rushed to combined with a promised joint meeting between rather complete guide for a get their opinions in print in out-of-town news- the City Council and Civil Service Board, will very dynamic state. papers. In spite of their pontifications, the prob- set a policy and guide that will enable the solution lems continue to remain unsolved and are sub- of several outstanding personnel problems. A few basic changes are jected to the treatment usually given a hot As Councilman Robert I. Honchell put it Tues- necessary. potato. day night: We need a lieutenant gover- nor and a route of succession Instead of cooperation between the personnel "It is time everyone involved realize that we to the governor's chair. As director and the Civil Service Board, we have had are working for the same city," witnessed when Gov. McCarty died in the early 50's, there should be another executive Views of Other Newspapers standing by. In this atomic age, there is no other recourse. The authority of the Legis- lature over city and county government needs to be elim- Unsolved Problems inated. The "local bill" evil, a process compounded over the There is no question more full of meaning for In New York City the other day Arthur F. past two decades, must be erad- the nature of society than the question which Collins was knifed to death on a subway train icated, and the lower echelon Cain, after he had killed Abel, asked of God: "Am by a seemingly drunken man who bumped into of government given sufficient I my brother's keeper?" Only where this question and otherwise annoyed several passengers, in- power to govern itself. can in some measure be answered affirmatively cluding Mr. Collins's wife, and was ejected from It is too true that municipali- can a community be said to exist in a meaningful the train by Mr. Collins when it reached a sta- ties and counties too often are sense. tion. Representative John Lindsay, now a candi- at the whim of their Legislative There are dangers in any individual's assump- date for Mayor of New York, has proposed that delegation. Few people realize tion that he has an obligation to take care of his Mrs. Collins receive financial compensation that a local delegation can fellow men. It may lead to officiousness and mis- from the city because her husband was the vic- simply abolish a city s govern- chievous interference with what is none of his tim of a crime of violence which the city should ment by the introduction of a business; it may operate mistakenly and result have prevented. "People have a fundamental bill, for the rest of the Legis- in injury and injustice; it may result in the right to be safe, and it is up to the city to pro- "Getting To Look A Lot Like Christmas" lature traditionally goes along worst sort of vigilantism; it may impede rather vide protection from crimes of violence," he with whatever the local dele- than assist duly constituted law enforcement au- said. "She lost her husband through 25 years of gation wants. Don't think it thorities. Nevertheless, some sense of common neglect in New York City." can't happen — it has already, responsibility, of interdependence, is the cement It seems to us that this makes sense and Comments on the Civic Scene County government must be of any society. In his message to Congress on recognizes a real responsibility of the com- given more than administrative crime some months ago, President Johnson took munity in any situation where the victim of powers; cities must be given note of this problem; violence was guilty of no improper provocation some sort of sensible annexa- "In the light of recent examples of what hap- or folly. And it has special force in the Collins It's the Least tion powers, and the assurance pens when private citizens remain bystanders case, we think, because his death was the direct that their charters are not com- at tragedy, I hope the Commission (the Presi- consequence of an act of good citizenship, a pletely at the whim of a legis- dent's Commission on Law Enforcement) will generous and responsible act to preserve order By Harold H. Green I have arrived at a few con- lator. suggest means of improving public attitudes and protect fellow citizens. The community owes clusions - (1) It certainly pays The courts need to be stream- toward the individual's sense of responsi- him gratitude as well as indemnification. For as far back as I can re- to fertilize St. Augustine grass lined, but any Constitutional Re- bility. . ." - The Washington Post member, people (many of whom four times a year. Until this vision Commission, as well as I never met) have been contribu- year I was a two timer, but I the Legislature, is made up.of ting greatly and unselfishly to have ample proof that four an- many lawyers, and to think they my welfare and happiness. nual feedings pay handsome div- would suggest abolishing or The Breadwinner's Journal As a result I owe a debt to idends. (2) Lets not mow the changing courts presided over society far greater than I can grass too short. A skinned lawn by judges under whom they ever repay. At most I can only is definitely unbeautiful and is practice, is being absolutely make small nicks in the total. harmful to root development. theoretical. I figure that the least I can do, It also seems to be more subject Apportionment must be writ- Getting Hot Under the Collar is to do all within my power to attacks by ravaging bugs and ten into the constitution to avoid to help keep Boca Raton a great worms. (3) Sprinkle frequently another half-century of con- stant domination by one section By Donald I. Rogers a hammerlock on farmers and sions in the farm law which place in which to live — not just and adequately. Better a little won't let go. permit Commodity Credit a fine place in which to retire, over sprinkling than ugly brown of the state; but little can be NEW YORK — The business Contrary to Administration Corporation stocks to be but a wonderful place in which spots. (4) A healty, thick growth done here until the courts get world remains upset over the claims, he said, the new farm dumped into the domestic to be born, go to school, go to of grass seems to be the best de- through fiddling with it — if cavalier treatment meted the program is neither voluntary market for the purpose of work and raise families. fence against weeds. In fact I they ever do. aluminum industry by the Fed- nor does it permit proper func- setting a ceiling on the price At the moment one of the pos- have observed that vigorous Things like the homestead eral Government. If the alumi- tioning of the market price sys- available to non-cooperators in itive opportunities which pre- grass will soon choke out the exemption law, the division of num producers wouldn't rescind tem for the controlled com- the market place. sents itself is to support in few weeds which get started. race track money into 67 equal portions, and the unequal divi- a posted price increase, the modities. Speaking in Albuquer- This gives the Government every possible way the acquir- (5) The longer I stay with it, Government threatened to dump que, N.M., recently, Shuman ing of additional beach and park the more I realize that I still sion of gasoline tax funds need the big stick in setting farm to be changed. aluminum from its stockpile declared: "There is a con- prices. property. Our City Council is have much to learn about on the market, thus depressing certed effort being made by unanimously acting to make this Florida lawn care. These are either sacrosanct Administration spokesmen In the case of feed grains, or else so much of the money prices. the Secretary has virtually been possible. We hope that an over- There: I have stuck my neck This threat has made the through the press, radio and whelming percentage will vote out again and will gladly provide is pledged for bonds, that little TV media to make it appear instructed by the new law to change is really possible. business community justifiably lower loan rates to increase to make this a reality at the space for those who have con- hot under the collar, but no one that the 1965 Agricultural Act referendum in February. trary viewpoints. represents a change in direction the pressure on "non-cooper- Changes will probably come seems to remember that this ators" in order to force more Lets give a big boost for the is exactly what the Government of farm programs permitting Boca Raton of today as we Correction: I recently stated as more constitutional revi- farmers to choose between a producers into the Adminis- sions, not in a new constitution. does — and has been doing for tration's Farm Program. provide a heritage for the kids that Max Hutkin has a delightful years - - with American farm- "free market" and participation of tomorrow. hunk of ham in him. Max advises The basic 1885 document will ers. in the government program. Business leaders who find me that it is not ham, but kosher probably be around for a long Under the newest "volun- "Actually the new law is the aluminum case alarming, "F.A.U. — Present and Fu- corned beef. Be that as it may, time — like a couple of life- tary" farm program, which the purposely designed to appear would do well to investigate ture" is the subject of Presi- he puts on a mighty good show times. Administration has emphasized voluntary but to force virtually the current conditions down on dent, Kenneth R. Williams, when the occasion warrants. As Tallahassee Democrat is completely elective — that all farmers to comply," said the farm. They might see some presentation at the Chamber of Editor Malcom Johnson says — is, it's up to the individual the farm leader. handwriting on the wall of the Commerce Coffee Club meet- I note that a local politician every time he gets a chance — farmer whether he wants to Any incentive that efficient old red barn, handwriting that ing tomorrow at the University. derides the new Boca Raton City "The quality of our government participate or not -- there producers might have to stay portends the future of the in- Pouring begins at 8:30 a.m. charter because the City Coun- will be determined more by the hovers the constant threat that if out of the wheat, cotton or dustrial society unless busi- cil has found it advisable to men we elect to run it than by farmers don't join up, Uncle feed grains Government pro- nessmen do more than just It is my observation that at clarify certain portions of it. constitutional forms and pro- Sam will start dumping stores grams is nullified by provi- grumble and complain. the top of the heap of assets Ever since it was written people cedures." from his food stockpile. The about which visiting Yankees have been clarifying and simpli- Good men will get good gov- law specifically provides for comment on most favorably are fying the Constitution of the ernment out of any kind of such retaliation against farm- the spacious areas of beautiful United States and that is con- constitution; bad officials will •/ ers as a means of maintaining lawns in Boca Raton. sidered a fairly worthwhile doc- govern badly under the best of orderly market prices. You may recall that during the ument. laws. Where the .Government war the Navy awarded an "E" Boca Raton Florida 4A December 9, 1965 merely threatened the alumi- By Donald I. Rogers to industrial plants which made num industry with punative worthy contributions to produc- dumping, it actually practices it NEW YORK — Wall Street's experts and analysts expect tion. It occurs to me that it on the agricultural industry. If that: might be appropriate for our BOCA RATON NEWS the disgruntled businessmen female and male garden clubs SMALL APPLIANCES will be in scarce supply right after Published every Thursday and Sunday fear the intrusion of Central Christmas because of the unprecedented demand for them. to combine forces and award Government Into their affairs, With inventories cleaned down, manufacturers face their busiest "E's" to noteworthy lawn mak- Only newspaper with complete news and pictorial coverage of they might well look to the plight period in several years. ers. the fast-growing Boca Raton area. of the nation's food producers SHELLFISH SHORTAGE may develop on East Coast, partic- There might, in fact, be a who, two generations ago, let ularly Northeast, within the next two years due to unpreced- , bronze award for Effort, a sil- J.H. Jesse John Opel H. Clay Riley themselves be hoodwinked into ented raids on breeding beds by starfish coupled with killing ver award for Excellancy and a Publisher Editor Adv. Mgr. believing the Government could diseases spread by polluted waters. gold award for Experimenta- MEMBER provide both security and stable MONEY RATES may be changed upward, despite announce- tion. It is from these valiant Florida Press Association markets and have spent the last ments to contrary, unless Federal Reserve officials become experimenters that we less sci- National Editorial Association generation trying unsuccess- convinced "Great Society" spending is more carefully scrutin- entific lawn makers pick up Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce fully to got out of the deal. ized. Treasury-Federal Reserve difference of opinion brewing valuable, yard-tested informa- According to Charles B. Shu- again. tion about "things worth doing Represented For National Advertising By Florida Press Service, Inc. man, President of the American STEEL OUTPUT, which will continue to increase through the as well as things to avoid. Farm Bureau Federation, larg- year's end, is enroute to setting new production records, Subscription Rates: By carrier in city 15(f a week, 65 >¥-S5?3*]=*' "*£.: ' '*.*-- ¥• MAISON PIERRE brings ffie Elegance of Paris to Boca Raton with the m Florida Gold Coast's most unique Pet Grooming and Accessories Salon FEATURING A FULL LINE OF DOG GROOMING ACCESSORIES . . . from bathing to show clipping and specializing in the kindness that your pet deserves. They will al- ways look their best and be "rarin to come back" when groomed at Maison Pierre. Accessories for every dog . . . Toys galore and the fmest American and European Collars and Leads A CHRISTMAS WONDERLAND your Pet (Grown-Ups too) will just want to "Roll over Rover" and take it all in. From the furry Santa coats and hats to the sequined evening togs; noth- ing escaped Santa's eye and He's made his Christ- mas Headquarters for pets at Maison Pierre. | P. S. Even a "Kitty Boutique", so bring 1 "Tabby" along and he'll have a ball too :•:•:•:•:•;•:•:• 465 E. Palmetto Park Road Boca Raton, Florida Phone 395-5650 PET GROOMING & ACCESSORIES Peter Garvin - Owner Ray Sorei's Sea Chest 'Railroad' Watch Will Help Find Tracks Across the Ocean By Ray Sorel makes it possible to de- Suppose you call a to 12 by the clock. noon, you know you are sun reaches it s peak WWV time, he'll sneer all these fancy instru- termine our east-west friend in Fort Meyers The lines of longitude 60 d. west of Greenwich four minutes earlier at your ignorance if he ments. When I told you last position, or longitude. from Boca Raton and you find on a chart start because the sun travels than it did the day be- doesn't actually call you So next time I'll try time that I thought I The sun is the object you tell him the exact at Greenwich, England, at 15 d. per hour. fore in Miami, I know a liar. (Like everything to show you how to do could show you a method in the sky that we use second when the sun was at 0 d. and go east and But I personally have that I'm close to the else, you'll find some without the fancy in- of finding your longitude as a reference to show directly overhead. You west until they meet at no interest how far west Bahama Banks because exceptions to this. . .but struments. without GMT or WWVhow steady the rotation would have to wait about 180 d. somewhere in the of Greenwich I am. . . they are just about 1 d. not many.) But here I've time signals and using is. It is always 24 hours another eight minutes Pacific Ocean at the I'm more interested in longitude east of Miami. been talking about a sex- BOCA RATON NEWS only a decent watch, I from sunrise to sun- for your friend in Fort International Date Lineo how far EAST of Boca Note that I didn't need tant and I promised you had in mind the fact that rise. The sun may rise Meyers to tell you that The reason that Green- Raton (orCape Kennedy, GMT or WWV time to that you wouldn't need 6A December 9, 1965 Joshua Slocomb had at different times dur- the sun was directly wich Meridian Time is or Miami) I am. I can find my longitude in the sailed around the world ing the year, but the overhead there, because so important is that you measure with a sextant Bahamas. I didn't even using an alarm clock for time between sunrises Fort Meyers is just are trying to find your the time of local noon need the correct Miami finding his longitude. is almost exactly 24 about two degrees longi- position.with respect right here in Florida, time. If I'd set my watch DR. ALFRED S. KAUFMAN hours every day (ac- tude west of Boca Raton, to Greenwich, Other small boat sail- and it is easy enough at 4:00 at the exact min- tually, there's about a The sun doesn't get If you know what time for me to note how many ute when local noon ap- Chiropractic Physician ors have used cheap 15 minute variation dur- minutes sooner (if I'm "dollar" pocket directly overhead in local noon is in Green- peared in Miami, the ing a calendar year but very many places at wich, you can find out headed east) local noon watch would tell me that ANNOUNCES watches. A decent watch you'll see why this is noon time but we know comes or how many under some conditions how many degrees west noon was four minutes one of the errors we can that local noon is the of Greenwich you are by minutes later (if I'm THE OPENING OF HIS OFFICES AT could be a non-jeweled earlier the next day by ignore for our pur- time when the sun is observing how much la- headed west) compared reading 3:56, wrist watch with a sweep poses). 2800 North Federal' Hwy., Boca Raton highest in tire sky. We ter YOUR loca 1 noon to local noon on the If you come out flatly second hand. The mail can measure this point comes. If your local Florida east coast. order houses have some The position of the sun and tell a navigator that Phone 395-8100 is what we're interested just as easy as we can noon comes exactly four "railroad" pocket If I head for the Ba- you can find longitude in. If it takes just 24 tell when it is directly hours after Greenwich hamas and find that the without knowing FMTor watches for less than hours to return to the overhead. You'll notice $50 that are good enough same position after that although our Fort for crossing oceans. Out traveling around the Meyers friend's clock let's see what we can do earth, it is covering showed 12 noon the same to simplify longitude- 360 degrees in 24 hours. as ours did, the time finding and why we can This is a rate of 15 d. when the sun was high- use relatively cheap every hour or exactly est in the sky was eight timepieces. 1 d0 every four minutes. minutes later than ours. If the earth hung mo- In other words if the The time zones are tionless in space like sun were directly over- head at say 12 noon in chosen to make local we discussed before, we noon (when the sun is r Boca Raton, we'd have would' find longitude the highest in the sky) come same way we found lati- to hustle westward one out as close as possible tude. „ .Longitude is dis- degree longitude if we BOCA^RATOIM tinguished from latitude wanted the sun to be because of the rotation directly overhead again of the earth on its axis. four minutes later. Or The steadiness of the let's look at it another earth's rotation is what way. Boca Raton Square Association Sponsors Decorating Contest A Christmas decor- ation, best door and ation contest will be held entryway decoration and for members of Boca best over all decora- Raton Square Civic As- tions will be held 7 to sociation. 10 p.m. Dec. 21. The contest is open to Final judging will he all members except of- 7 to 9 p.m. Dec. 23. CLOISTER ficers and directors of Judges will be Mayor the association and Sidney Brodhead, Mrs. members of the contest Arthur Mitchell, presi- committee. dent, Garden Club, and B E AC H TO WE RS Preliminary judging T. J. Meredith, vice m for the best lawn decor- president, Keating of II III IV Florida, Inc. Life Insurance, that Is. (Same By-Laws on Agenda Awards will be pre- good deal as State Farm car In- sented to winners after surance.) State Farm's new line Christmas by Mayor of life insurance gives you a Brodhead. choice of 26 policies with loads For Civic Meeting of new features for up-to-date "Contestants are protection at down-to-earth Provisional by-laws asked to light up their costs. For full details, see your of the Country Club Vil- decorations on both friend for life. lage Civic Assn. will be judging nights," said REVOLUTIONARY IN DESIGN-UNIQUE IN CONCEPT up for approval at the A. L. Rachel, spokes- EARL WILKINSON JtATI 'ARM association's meeting man for the association. AGENT J & If you love the freedom of apartment living... if you love living in the grand manner Dec. 16 at 7:30 p.m. at A Christmas party 2170 U .E. 1st Ave. Boca Raton, Fla, INS4URANCI and slum too much togetherness . . . you'll love living at Cloister Beach Towers, the Community Hospital also will be held at 7:30 Florida's only duplex condominium! Here, only one neighbor will share the privacy administration building. p.m. Saturday, Dec. 11, Office 395-3515 James V.D. Mulcahey, in the Scout Hut. of your beautifully appointed elevator foyer . . . and the luxury of effortless conven- secretary of the group, The program will in- Residence 395-2636 said the draft was com- ience. One neighbor like you, who enjoys living in great elegance . . . who values clude a travelogue of State Farm.Life Insurance Company pleted at the last meet- Europe, Christmas mu- Home Office: Bloomington, Illinois. personal security and exclusive privacy. ing, Nov. 30 at the home sic and cards. of George Silvers, vice Every magnificently spacious apartment in this most unusual residence offers the president. RELAXATION RELIEVE TENSION double luxury of two private, oceanfront balcony terraces . . . plus a host of conveniences and sunerb recreational facilities . . . in an atmosphere of ineomparMe prestige! Chamber Directory Passive Exercise-Relieve Aching Muscles Boca Raton is one of Florida's most charming cities, with miles of broad, white sandy Copies Available AT YOUR CONVENIENCE beaches . . . and rigid zoning that requires a generous "breathing space" between Copies of Boca Raton AT YOUR HOME or OUR OFFICE highrisc structures, preserving the beauty of its unspoiled oceanfront. Chamber of Commerce directories are still available in the Chamb- Boca Raton Massage Clinic er office, 2151 N. Fed- eral Highway. There is 364 E. Palmetto Park Rd. no charge for the direc- Office 395-8444 Residence 395-7858 tories. 2 and 3 bedioom apartment homes and penthouses from *29,000 THE PERFECT GIFT S Tower exhibit apartment homes complete with appointments and decor are now open for your inspection A7. from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. ; Ji-r ^ K'f 1 . CLOISTER BEACH TOWERS 1200 South Ocean Boulevard Boca Raton, Florida Phone: Boca Raton 399-5022 - • R -TMBJWJ l^" ' m | Come In and Select a Mirror From Our t Large Variety Mirrors Custom Cut I t Antique Mirrors Made To Order Conceived, created and developed by RADICE REALTY AND CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION OF NEW YORK AND FLORIDA INVESTMENT BUILDERS SINCE 1920 SSO NORTH DIXIE HWY. BOCA RATON BOCA RATON NEWS December 9, 1965 7A You have already purchased housing one or more times in your life—we know that! Our premise is that this time you seek much more. You want living in Florida to stretch the essential out beyond the confines of shelter. Now your boundaries of living on the east can be as fluid as the ocean horizon ... on the west, ending in a fathomless sunset across the Intracoastal. Cl audio Arrau Now, there's They Called Arrau Back for 20 Curtain Calls' - Dr. Robinson precision are overes- "A great pianist and or, Op. 31, Noo 2, hap- one who has won fabu- pens to be a favorite of teemed," Arrau has lous acclaim" — that is Arrau. The second hap- said. "For Beethoven one musician's sum- pens to he the favorite of something else is need- most classical music mary of another. ed. Cleanliness is fine Riviera of the Atlantic Dr. Kenneth Robinson, buffs, the Sonata in F but heaven - storming coordinator of music, Minor, Op. 57, the great passion is essential." education at Florida At- "Appassionata." Where ocean liners slip through your living room, lantic University, rem- Two numbers by Liszt stately yachts glide past your morning coffee. Your residence is inisced at the University follow, Jeux d' eau a la conceived to hold that part of your home that is private to you ... but make Tuesday about the his-Villa d'Este, andGnom- DR. P. A. MCRILL tory of Claudio Arrau enreigen (Concert Etude living extend from ocean sunrise to Intracoastal sunset with all that is exciting, soul- who plays in concert at No. 2). The last number satisfying and happiness-filled. Appraise if you will, the extraordinaiy value of that part of San Bibletown auditorium is Schumann's Carna- Eyes Examined Remo which is your private residence. Then consider how much more is included even at this loiv price. Friday evening, Dec. 10. val, Op. 9. "At each of three Ar- As the premier in- * Contact Lenses rau concerts in August, terpreter of Beethoven, 1964, in Buenos Aires, Arrau deplores the the sold-out theatre that tendency of the younger 12V BOCA RATON RQAD seated 2700 was packed generation to be afraid BQCA RATON with an additional crowd of expressing emotion, of over 1000 standees, according to Robinson, PHONE 39S-Q66O the greatest number "Cleanliness and ever permited," he re- called. "They called him back for 20 curtain calls." Perhaps, lie added, IS GOD DEAD ? Buenos Aires had a According to Newsweek (Nov. 22 issue) pro- special fondness for the fessor Tom Altizer thinks so. He also says great Chilean pianist "the traditional christian faith is crumbling." who had first played in recital there at the age Emory Univ. pres. Dr. Atwood says "Altizer of seven. might be the greatest asset their university lie is a small man, ever had" and that the professor has not hurt Robinson said, barely their $25 million building fund drive. five feet six inches. "None of the Godly Methodists attending my "But he owns one of the weekly Bible Class would endorse such apos- most impressively pow- erful backs in the pian- tasy, nor would millions of other God-fearing istic world." people who once provided American society Commenting on the with a positive, evangelical, Christ-centered Friday evening pro- ministry," said Dr. Ira Eshleman, Bibletown gram, the F AU musician President. |f God is dead, it would be reason- pointed out the absence able to ask "Who buried Him?" Long after of any Bach. The ah- sense is no unintentional the Communists & Liberalists have drawn omission. their last breath, "He that sitteth in the heav- "For two years Ar- ens shall laugh: the Lord shall have them in rau cloistered himself derision." with Bach, learning and memorizing every note Psalm 2:4 of his keyboard music which lie shortly after- ATTEND A BIBLE CLASS SUNDAY... ward presented in 12 public sessions in Ber- where THE BIBLE AND CHRIST lin. His conclusion was ARE STILL HONORED that it is a mistake to play on the piano what was written for the clav- icord," Dr. Robinson related. While Moazart con- COMMUNITY CHURCH certo can be likened to BOCA RATON a fairy talc, FAU's mu- N.W. 4th Ave. and 6th St. sic man likened one by Five adult Bible classes with over 300 enrolled Beethoven to a drama, Educational Bldg. — Nursery through grade school with its sudden changes Youth Kaiich Bldg. "Junior and Senior High ages I and portentous Silences. Wed. infills — Boys and girls clubs. The Friday concert will Eri. nights Beach House-Teenage only begin with two sonatas This notice'was paid for by concerned Christians in by "the Shakespeare of THE MEMORIAL HALL BIBLE CLASS the piano," as Beetho- 9:30 - 10.30 each Sunday ven has been called. Hear "Chapter highlights from Greatest Story ever Told" Worship Services - 11:00 A.M. & TIM P.M. The first, the D Min- SHRIMP FEAST 21 Shrimp French Fries Cole Slaw $1 l Hot Rolls " is thirteen acres of gardens, sweeping bays, 3,000 feet of yacht harbor, 450 feet of fine white sand beaches, 400 feet of frontage on the Intra- Honey coastal with every recreational and club facility. Skillfully woven into the magnificent estate are four Villas whei*e you may choose your condo- minium residence. CALL 395-2468 Reservation deposits fully refundable up to the date of contract now being accepted. Residences from $10,300 to $14,600 Exhibit and display hall open from 10 am to 5 pm daily. CHICK-N-TREAT 2871 North Ocean Boulevard (A1A)/Boca Raton, Florida / Phone; 399-3061 (2 miles north of the Boca Raton Inlet) "MOUTH WATERING! TASTE TEMPTING" Another total living achievement of Investment Corparatioyi of Florida 8A December 9, 1965 BOCA RATON NEWS Licensed & Phone Sanfa Will Arrive Dec. 18 Insured 395-5151 BOCA TV ANTENNA Via Helicopter a! Rec Center COMPANY Boca Raton youngs- change Club, all of whom ters will receive an have contributed funds Commercial and Residential berton, Ohio. early visit from "Santa to purchase necessary Installations She is survived by Claus" this year when equipment and fencing. 'MASTER ANTENNA SYSTEMS Everett Gwinn 'INTERCOM SYSTEMS her husband, George, he arrives from the The City Public Works 'SOUND SYSTEMS Services were held Boca Raton; daughter, North Pole via helicop- and Parks Departments Tuesday for Everett Mrs. Martha Young, ter for the annual are currently preparing DAN BORGIOLI, Owner William Gwinn, 64,1503 Canton, Ohio, and four Christmas party at the the ground and land- former CoOwner of Southern TV South Ocean Blvd., who grandchildren. Community Center. scaping the area. 194 N.W, 20th St. died Saturday. Services and burial The party will be held In addition, Santa will Mr. Gwinn came to were in Elyria, Ohio. Saturday, Dec. 18, at- pass out goodies to all Use the Classifieds Boca Raton seven years Scobee-Ireland and 2 p.m. the children. ago from Detroit, Mich. Potter Funeral Home A Christmas gift will He had been a general was in charge of local be given to all the chil- contractor in Detroit arrangements. dren of- Boca Raton when and Broward and Palm "Santa" dedicates the Beach Counties. new Playground next to D/taping.. Mrs. Lola Cunningham the Community Center. He was a member of The Playground has the board of trustees, Mrs. Lola A. Cunning- THE GOLD C6 ham, 65, of Nashville, been made possible First Presbyterian through the joint efforts Church, and Boca Raton Tenn., died here Mon- day. of the Junior Women's Hotel and Club. Club, Teen-Age Center, He is survived by his Mrs. Cunningham came to Boca Raton for Kiwanis Club-Sunrise, wife, Dorothy, Boca Jaycees and the Ex- Raton; sisters, Mrs. the National Hotel and COMPARE Jessie Coffman, Lake- Motel Association land; Mrs. Minnie At- meeting. The average house- kins, Charleston, W.Va. She is survived by wife breaks nine dishes KEELER'S and a nephew, Theodore one brother, LeeTemes, a year, a sink manu- Coffman, Detroit. Columbia, Tenn., and facturer's survey found. EVERY DAY Services were con- two nephews, Ed and Most of the breakage ducted by Rev. Albert Jim Cunningham, Nash- comes while drying. Shiphorst, pastor, First ville. Presbyterian Church, Services will be held CONTRACT and graveside services in Nashville. Kraeer by Masonic Memorial Funeral Home was in SAVE THIS PRICES Lodge at Boca Raton charge of local .arrange- All draperies expertly Cemetery. ments. The Boca Raton Rotary Club has purchased a set of Encyclopedia Amer- NUMBER made in our own icana for the Boca Raton Library. William Sieger, left, president of the Li- Mrs. Wilheimina Goehring workrooms. brary Association, received the volumes from Don Smith, president of the Mrs. Ruth Wuhrman Services were held in FOR At KEELER'S you'l! club, and Aris Smith, right, chairman of the Rotary Fund. Cincinnati, Ohio for EMERGENCY USE No charge for making Mrs. Ruth E. Wuhr- Mrs. Wilhelmina C. find hundreds of bolts of full length, regular or tra- man,. 63, 330 W. Ca- Goehring, 61, 300 NE the most exciting drapery verse, from $1.98 yd. Guar- Teen Talk Fifth Ave., who died fabrio anywhere . . . just anteed rods and installation. mino Real died Satur- Sunday. for the Gold Coast! day. Mrs. Wuhrman Mrs. Goehring came Often Mon.-ial. came to Boca Raton in to Boca Raton three and 9:00-5:30 Teen Toy Drive Will Aid Needy a half years ago from April, 1965 from Bar- Ambulance •Driijiing {he Gold Coast Cincinnati. Come in or Band Schedules She is survived by Phone By Susan Wolff Anyone who would like for needy families at Coltecl 3415 S. Federal Hwy., Delroy Bench to help, please be at the Christmas time, is be- her husband, Harry, and Phones: CR 8-2877 » 399-2837 two brothers, William Last Saturday night Center at 2 p.m. ing held now. If anyone Christmas Concert 395-1100 has any toys that are not Marting and Carl Mart- VISIT OUR DEERFIELD "BROWSE 'N THINK SHOP" was an exciting even- Boca Raton Municipal ing, Cincinnati. 1603 S.E. 3rd Court (Cova Center) ing. The "Troll's," Wednesday, Dec. 15, being used, please bring Band, under the direc- which is a new band, we will need members them to the Community tion of Phil Azzolina, were really gooc*. to help fill Christmas Center. is now in rehearsal for Saturday night we will stockings, so if you are Remember there will its Christmas concert hold our regular dance. interested please come be a lot of empty stock- December 23, The con- ZALE'S IS AMERICA'S WATCH HEADQUARTERS! D.J. Stu Bowers will be to Teen Town after ings this Christmas and cert will be held at 7:45 on hand with the "Van- school. in our own city, unless p.m. in the Community dels" and "The Im- everyone helps with the Center. pacts." The annual Toy Drive, Toy Drive. Musical selections Doors will open at will include "Sleigh 7:30 p.m. Williams to Speak We are selling Christ- Ride" and other popular II ope mas candles at the Cent- Christmas Carols. SAVE UP TO 40% and MORE! to s e e er. If you are interested Anyone interested in -ANbfO^^ everyone At Coffee Meeting you will find them on joining the band may there to ,t~ display in the lobby of contact Azzolina, -the ISI OArV ISTH E TIM E TO BUY ^H|tfg$ P§|ML; ^^^^I^J^^^-^ have a '% Dr. Kenneth R. Wil- the Community Center. conductor, at 395-3530 ZALE'S OFFERS EXCEPTIONAL LOVV, M^ good % - liams, Florida Atlantic or the Community Cent- I: i me. ., ~ University president, New membership er, 309-1110, ext. 205 SELECTION OF WATCHES ...ZALE^SISi AM^ will speak on "FAU - cards are now available. or 206. Tomo- the Present and Future" Remember your "65" r r o w, at Boca Raton Chamber cards expire at the end Classified Ad Service r li at's of this month so get your of Commerce Coffee Phone 395-5121 F r i d a y I lour Friday. "66" cards now! the 10th, Susan we will need The coffee hour, members to help us dec- sponsored by FAU will orate our Christmas be held at 8:30 a.m. in the university's new BOB KEITH, Reg trees. cafeteria. Band, Chorus Plan The public may attend. Christmas Program EXPANSION BAND A program of Christ- mas music featuring Man's yellow gold tone Lady's fashionable white Man's self-winding 23- Lady's 21-iewe! gold Rugged man's watch Lady's tailored dress Boca Raton High School dress watch with smart I7-|ewel watch with chic jewel watch with hand- tone watch with Floren- with steel case is water- watch with 14K gold chorus and band will be *AD(K MACH. rectangular case. bracelet band. some two-tone expan- tine trim on case and proof *, sweep second case, matching bracelet 2S Years sion band. band. presented at the Parent Zale's Price $24.83 Zale's Price «pZ4.OO Zale's Price $33.00 Zale's Price Zale's Price $34.88 Zale's Price $44.88 Teacher's Organiza- HIPli Experience tion meeting Monday, /ESTABLISHED;i:934; Dec. 13. AMOSWHITEMAN, Reg. Ph. oCTVZtig the The meeting will be held at 8 p.m. in the People of high school. Boca Raton a . ',V^-^' - JS When your doctor I • prescribes for a cervical collar or ROD ASHBAUGH, Reg. 1 8 ill) ] YOU CAN FIND THEM Lady's lovely 17-|ewel Man's 21-Jewel watch Lovely 17-Jewel Benrus Shock and waterproof* Elegant lady's 23-Jewel Precision movement in a watch with stylish band with Florentine finish Is shock-resistant* with 17-Jowol Benrus auto- watch with petite case man's watch with durable in our Surgical and 14K gold case. case is waterproof.* faceted crystal. matic with stainless and bracelet band. expansion band. Appliance Dept. Zale's Price $39.77 Zale's Price $49.88 Zale's Price $29.88 Zale's Price $29.88 Zale's Price $39.77 Zala's Prica $34.38 YES, we do have FREE DELIVERY and CHARGE ACCOUNTS "SICKROOM" RENTALS Wheel Chairs Walkers Crutches Hospital Beds Emergency Oxygen "Boca Raton's Oldest and Most Complete Drug Firm," Modem square styled Shock-resistant* 17- Automatic 17-lawel Gorgeous 17-jeweI Ham- Handsome 17-Jewel Smart 17-jowe! Hamilton 17-jewal Hamilton Is jewel Hamilton, anti- Hamilton Is waterproof,* ilton In gold-filled case, Hamilton Is self-winding, with gold filled case, un- 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS shock-resistant,* anil- magneticmagnstic, unbreakable dustproof, and It's all shock-resistant, amianti- waterproof •* with fine ex- breakable mainspring. magnetic. malnspringmainspring., <»)n nn sleel. »rft OO magneticgneti , g-rs no pansloi n band.*«bd « on Free DELIVERY Zale's Price Zale'Zl' s PrPrici e ^o9.OO Zale's Price $iKf.0O Zale's Price $34.56 Zale's Price $D9.OO Zale's Price $59.88 Comparatives shown are manufacturer's list prices. Zate's LIGGITT-REXALL DRUG STORE prices are normally lower — now they're lower than evarl W1NFIELD PARK SHOPPING CENTER NO MONEY DOWN - CONVENIENT TERMS Phone 395-49T9 No Payment Until March, 1966 2849-34 BOCA RATON PHARMACY •whtm cats and crystal ar* intact 138 W. PALMETTO PARK KOAI) Phone 395-4841 SHOPPERS HAVEN POMPANO BEACH Open Nitely till 9.00 PM. 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Newman by Jim Rifenburg .1- *• S EDITOR Leonard Lancers Bow, 82-38 Wins, 72-61 A chance phone call, an hour and a halt" on the Boca Raton High ocean. . .and it turned out to be a wild evening of Boca Raton High Time and time again, School's Bobcats ran out fishing. School's Bobcats came they saw the ball stolen of steam in the fourth Bob Tylander called us early Monday afternoon back on the win trai,l by the aggressive Leon- quarter Saturday night and wanted to know if we had an hour toward Tuesday night, taking ard squad. as they dropped the evening for a little fishing. Naturally, we said yes. their second game of The box score: season's opening bask- Bob said he thought he knew where there were the season, 82 to 38, BOECATS FC FT TP etball game to Cardinal some blues hanging out and we'd run out and pick from John R. Leonard Mateo, f 7 2 16 Newman, 72-61. up a few. We didn t find the blues, but we caught High School. Emerson, f 2 0 4 At the halftime mark, fish like crazy for about an hour. Jeff Wright, a new- Enders, f 113 Boca -Raton had come Thank goodness, the big one got away. comer to the Bobcat Butler, f 3 0 6 from behind and held an At a spot not far from the Inlet, which shall re- squad, played the entire Curry, c 6 3 15 even Scoreboard at 36- main unidentified, we ran into a school of ladyfish second quarter of the Wright, c 8 3 19 36. But then little by that just wouldn't quit. Trolling at a moderate contest and was credited Tretein, g 0 0 0 little Cardinal Newman speed, everytime we went through the school, both as high point man of the Hurd,g 1 0 2 began to inch ahead. rods had one of the flashing beauties bent on evening. Following a Guy,g 3 1 7 Three quarters of the climbing to the moon. rather slow third Dodge, g 3 0 6 way through the game, Some 20 fish later Bob spotted a fin slowly quarter of only two field Breit' stn.,g 10 2 the home team was out moving through the water. It stuck up about goals, Wright came back Lewis, g 10 2 in front, 56-50. 20 inches, so it had to be one of the biggest sharks with six in the fourth Totals 36 10 82 Trouble with re- we've ever seen. .and added three free LEONARD FG FT TP bounds hurt the Cats in With our attorney friend hanging another silvery throws for a 19-point Boyd,f 2 2 6 the final stanza. As ladyfish about this time, the writer took control total. Hamaren.,f 12 4 Newman held almost of the boat and cut in front of the monstrous Although Leonard Fravel.f 1 2 4 full control of the ball shark. He saw the bait and came on like a freight school has only 10 Dobbins, f 3 17 and ran out the clock, train. grades, the Bobcats Haupt, c 2 6 10 the Cats were able to Fortunately for us, perhaps, the big one didn't showed fans a new kind Mitchell, g 1 3 5 garner only three field get the hook, he only took the ladyfish,, of basketball after their Greer, g 0 0 0 goals. We may have been out there yet. disastrous opening at Totals 11 16 38 As we expected, Steve Newman Saturday night. Curry was high point In what looked like the man for the Cats, dump- start of a very tight ball Jayvees Whip ing eight field goals New Name Annoumed game, the Leonard and three free shots at Lancers stayed with the line, Henry Mateo, Boca Raton throughout Lancers, 44-26 another high scorer last For City Golf Course almost the entire first year hit for five and quarter. With only min- Jayvee cagers took two to add 12 points to utes left in the stanza, Charles E. Schmidt, classes for a more their second win in as the Scoreboard. equitable distribution of the two squads were tied many starts Tuesday A pair of newcom- 456 Coconut Palm Road, at 14-14. this week announced a prizes, according to night, 44-30. ers on the team this new name for Hidden publicity director and Then the Cats got Taking an early start year hit the scoring col- Valley golf course. girl Friday Lois their range and started against the John Leonard umns and should help Henceforth, it will be Kleiner, bombing the hoop. They Jayvees intheprelimin- the squad immeasurably known as the Boca Raton Herman Brown's plus held a four-point lead ary game, the Cats with a little more ex- Country Club. 6 was enough to win going into the second jumped off to a 6-1 first perience under their quarter. Attorney Robert D. first place in Flite A. quarter. I--: belts. Tylander, in filing the Harold Skidd had a plus. With only minor sub- Coach Charlie Bennett Mike Enders, well new name, said the 4 for second and Dr. stitutions, the Cats cleared his bench in the known to local fans for Country Club will re- M. M. Sorenson shot a jumped to a 20 point fourth quarter after his baseball prowess, tain the services of pro- plus 3 for third. lead by the half way mark gaining a comfortable hit for three buckets fessional Bob Grant and Bill Seyler won Flite and Coach Bob Maxson lead. It was the only Number 33, Steve Curry, paced the Bobcats Saturday night against Cardi- from the field and his staff. B lead with a plus 9. began clearing the stanza the Lancers were nal Newman with a total of 19 points. ]Shown above, Curry lays up a two dumped through four of bench.Second stringers, The pro shop is cur- He was followed by able to capitalize on and handed shot from the corner. Number 14, Tom Counihan, tried for the block- eight foul shots. Kingsley Pearce with a with razzle-dazzle ball they came up with 12 ing movement but missed. ;His expression tells the story. Zane Emerson, one of rently undergoing re- somewhat akin to the furbishing and new stock plus 8, and J.R. Cook points, tying the quarter the sparkplugs of the m with a plus 5. Harlem Globetrotters, score of the Bobcats. is being added. pounded the strings for a football* team, was also George Knapp, 770 NE Flite C was won by The box score: Four First Place Winners (Continued on 11A)' solid 43 points in the JAYVEES FC Harbour Drive, had the H. Carlson. He had a final two stanzas to put FT TP Dolphus, f 6 13 distinction of making the plus 14. William Spen- the game on ice. first hole-in-one follow- cer's plus 7 took sec- Wall, f 0 1 SPORTS FANS! ing the club's change of ond. Third place was a Henry Mateo followed Hart.f 3 6 hdo Class Takes Seven Medals name. tie as P. O'Rourke and Wright in the scoring Keitzer, f 2 4 Community Center. Knapp used a number I.M. Rush both posted column with seven field Parker, f 2 5 Boca Raton's Recrea- diff, 3rd place, (11 yr. plus 6. goals and a pair of shots Lambert, e l 3 tion Judo Class took Strong individual ef- old division). 1 8 iron to ace the 130- forts by many of Boca yard number 4 hole. He from the free throw line. Heath, g 0 1 seven medals, including Sunday's tournament 1 Steve Curry, ordinarily Grassel, g 1 2 four "firsts" in the In- Raton's newer students was the last competitive did it Friday. as well as the more The golfer said he high man on the list for Tretein, g 0 1 ter-Club Judo Tourna- meet before the State 1 | Bobcats Host the cagers, was credited Martin, g ment held Sunday at the experienced placed them Tournament which will not only considered it 3 6 in the finals. a distinction to get an with six field goals and Totals 18 44 be held in Boca Raton § three free shot for a LEONARD FC FT TP First place medals on January 15-16. More ace, but kiddingly told went to Jack Ficek (10 pro Bob Grant he thought | Cardinal Newman total of 15. Evans, f 2 2 6 Midget Cagers : than 300 contestants I Leonard was able to Barnes, f 6 0 12 yr. old division), Gary from the State of Flor- his picture should be Dolphus, (15 & 16 yr. hung in the pro shop. get only one man into Boren.f 1 0 2 ida and the Bahamas i j:ji Tomorrow Night Heard, f old division), MaryGal- are expected for t h e Grant withheld action the doubles column. Dan 3 6 Haupt, tall rangy center, Tomczak, c In 1st Session vin (girls division), and Tourney. I on the request until he 1 2 Donna Chambers, worked well under t h e Sellers, g 1 2 The Boca Raton class I Bet You a returns from the big | Game Times Totals (Women's division). professional tournament boards and scored 10 14 30 which numbers over 60 Saturday Also receiving medals men and women, as well Didn't Know » in Palm Beach this week. points. f The only blemish on were: Jim Ficek, 2nd as girls and boys meet by Hal 6. Orner In regular play Fri- :ji;6:30 and 8 p. m. place (8 yr. old divi- every Wednesday at 7 day, the men's associa- the game for Boca Raton Saturday at 9:00 a.m. sion), Karen McAllis- Do you know what! was their rebound work. boys 9-10 years of age p.m. and Saturday at was the biggest scores tion went into three Auxiliary ter, 2nd place (girls di- 1 p.m. New students are will kick off tryouts and vision), and Teddy Tar- ever run up in a col-" the first practice of the welcome at any time. lege football game?...| 1965-66 Midget Basket- Answer is 227-0. . .a Beets ball season. This age Dickinson beat Haver-1 group will play in the Men's Basketball Program ford in 1900 by that Termite section of the score. . .The highest| League. Begins Tonight at 7:30 score ever made by a Officers At 10:30 to 12:00 the major college team| Midget division will reation Department had 1 was when Georgia Tech- U. S. Coast Guard The men's adult bask- start their practice sea- etball program of the 27 playing dates at the -beat Cumberland inl Auxiliary Flotilla 36 son with boys 11 and 12 Boca Raton Elementary 11916, 222-0. held its annual election participating. Boca Raton Recreation Department will get un- School gym and averaged I Monday evening at the Coaches for the Mid- about 25 participants s Boca Raton Community derway on Thursday, Here's an oddity. . ,| get Easketball program Dec. 9th at 7:30 p.m. per session. • Footbalhootnanl is always re- Center. are needed and boys of to 10:00 p.m. All interested per- Iferred to as the "pig-| James A. George, Bo- Jr. high school and high 1 skin sport," and thei ca Raton, was elected school age are invited Continuing its in- sons of adult age are formal type of play the invited to take part in ^football itself is often* Flotilla Commander, to sign up for coaching |called the "pigskin,"J William H. Otto, Boca at the Community Cent- Department expects a. this activity. Raton, vice - command- larger enrollment than «• • • But, did you" er or call 395-1139 and Schedules will be is- iknow that footballs! er, and James Wilkins, ask for Mr. Franks. previous years because of added population in sued and the program laren't made from pig-i Boca Raton, training of- will be handled by Mr. ficer. the city and the new Uni- jjskin anymore!. . .Most!! versity F.A.U. Joe Galayda and Dave footballs today aref Outgoing Commander Franks. I made from cowhide.-* O. Cecil Torranto Golf Class Last year the Rec- wishes the newly elected S _ _ _ _ i; officers a very success- IBM Every football fan* ful year and offered to Meets Friday Bhas heard of Bronko* assist them in any way There's still time to SOUTHERN MANOR • Nagurski, Y.A. Tittle,, possible. sign up for golf instruc- COUNTRY CLUB g •and Red Grange, but* The auxiliary is a tion at the Boca Raton •how many fans can! public service organi- DAILY GREENS FEE || •supply the real first Community Center, NORMALLY 2.25 gg zation sponsored by the names of these men?|; Pro, Angelo Bozzuto, (Pull Carts Permitted; H U.S . Coast Guard and instructs the ten week §. . .Probably not one authorized by an act of football fan in 1,0001 series for $10.50. The Preseason Special a 1 the United States Con- class meets on Friday Jknows Nagurski's real- gress. It is dedicated Thursday, Dec- 15, 1965 M -first name...It's Bron-i nights at 7:30 in the to promoting safe boat- auditorium. lislaw. . .Y.A. Tittle'sa GREENS FEE AND ELECTRIC CART 5 •is Yelberton. . .and* ing. TOTAL (2 PLAYERS PER CART) 'Red Grange's first! UNLIMITED PLAY CARD — iname is Harold. §. NIGHT FISHING Dec. 1. thru April 30, 1966 I bet you didn't* Includes: I-know. . . 1 • Locke* 50 CANDIE KIDD 9 Club Storage I Deferred compensa-1 • Preferred Starting Time 137g ^0 g Wififee SUMUM tion means TAX SAV-1 Additional Every Monday,Wednesday, "all ptires plan .i'/'r .tales lux itfl Wife f* SINGS to Executives &g f-riday and Saturday Night Phone Delray 278-3371 or 278-2002 SKey Men. Why pay! maximum income taxg OTHER NIGHTS AVAILABLE I'OR CHARTER 18 HOLE PAR 71 CHAMPIONSHIP COURSE •when a call to Hal" AREA'S BEST GREENS One of the first of several scheduled polo practices was held Saturday •Owner at Bebout Ins.' morning at the Royal Palm grounds. Players and ponies are looking forward COVE YACHT BASIN Route U.S. 441 — (State Road 7) |395-4334 can result in| MIDWAY BETWEEN DELRAY AND BOCA RATON a reduced income tax to a Jan. 9 starting date for the upcoming season. Walter Hay den, who will DEERF1ELD BEACH 399-2120 55 MINUTESJJRIVE FROM FT. LAUDERDALE a ramrod the grounds again this year, is shown above as he charges the ball. B BOCA RATON NEWS December 9, 1965 11A First State-Wide Tourney in Nation Over 200 e Over 200 pink-cheek- the naton's senior citi- tournament, too, winning championship for ages ed retirees knocked over to the senior citizens. Class C (age 60 thru Quimby, Boca, 556, Banachowski Jr., Bo- zens down the bowling top trophies in three of 60 through 64, with a Class A (age 70 and •64) Men - Vern Arnold, Lovene Spencer, Port- pins by the thousands alley in numbers, too, the four Singles classes, total of 1125 pins. Emma ca, 588. Women - Bern- last weekend, at Uni- older) Men - Earl Lake Worth, 678, Ed Charlotte, 555. ice Seibler, Jackson- with 1,854 in ABC leag- and in two of four Johnson teamed up with Campbell, Naples, Ev- Cooke, Hollywood, 620, Class D (age 55 thru versity Bowl in Doca ue play, announced Earl Doubles classes. a Naples woman, Ruth ville, 540, Evalina Phil- Raton hosted the na- erett Fager, Naples, George Otto, Boca, 619. 59) Men-William Hults, lips, Pore Charlotte, Reed, West Palm Beach, Fourteen other Boca Campbell, to win the Women- Attie McHenry, tion's first state tourna- chairman of this cate- 1175; Ira Bank, Boca, Boca, 619, P.E. Hostett- 530, Helen Richards, Raton bowlers rolled 'doubles in the over 70 Peter Chusmano, Boca, Pompano, 573, Mabel er, Boca, 606, Alex Miami, 527. ment for senior citizens. gory for the American trophy-winning scores. age category; they rolled More than half were over 1141. Women, Emma Bowling Congress. Mabel Quimy and Mar- 1107. Johnson, Boca, Ruth the age of 70. Boca Raton men bowl- garet Gross won the Lou Stopka, Deerfield And Florida is leading Campbell, Naples, 1107. ers took the lead in the women's doubles Beach, and B.A. Miller, Class B. (age 65 thru Boca Raton, won the 69) Men - Lou Stopka, doubles in age 65 through Deerfield, B. Miller, Too're 69 category. Boca, 1206, Fred Belz, oriental 11 still play Dr. George Morgan, Boca, James Scanlon, "You're never too old ant," he adds, citing Joe who founded the Sturdy Boca, 1178; Women, Ann to bowl," asserted Bo- Niles' 200-plus games with the league. Oaks Senior Citizens Drushfar, Port C.,Fan- ca Raton's Dr0 George when a broken wrist, It's a league with no League in Boca Raton, chon Krone, Port C., Morgan, who rolled 624 forced Niles to use a* money in the treasury tied for a Singles first- 1042. pins to tie for first place nine-pound ball. and no prizes on scratch place with Charles Bil- in his category at the From a modest be- bowling. lig. J.T. Mantsch and Class C (age 60 thru Florida Senior Citizens ginning of 11 members, In an effort to pro- •'•»» .y' 7 '\ 64) Men - Bob Sussieck, B o w 1 i n g Tournament the Sturdy Oaks League mote fellowship, the William Hults were also Boca, Joe Niles, Boca, first-place Singles win- here. has grown to its present league draws for teams 1183, Alger Davis, Bo- At the age of 70, Dr. .100 bowlers; some 80 of to "mix up" bowlers ners. ca, R.M. Long, Boca, A total of 72 trophies Morgan was a youngs- the retired men take to every week, A 25-cent 1165. Women, Mabel ter, compared to many the alleys at University levy is distributed the were donated by Robert Quimby, Boca, Margaret Worsham, manager of of the entries. Charles Bowl every Monday af- same day in prize Gross, Boca, 1125, Mary Eillig tied him. ternoon. Seven of the money. University Inn. Palmer, Miami, Martha The tournament was Goldstein, Boca, 1095. Dr. Morgan, who is co-sponsored by the Class D, (age 55 thru known as "Mister Bowl- Florida Bowling Pro- 59) Men - Dick Richards, ing" in this area, prietors Assn., with Miami, Carl Hills, Mi- founded Boca Raton's B P A officers James ami, 1314, Larry Horn- Sturdy Oaks Senior Cit- Facente, Alice Flynn and ing, Lake Worth, Glen izens League in August, George Swan son officia- Evans, Lake Worth, 1963. He was its first: ting. Also cooperating 1237. Women, Bea Den- president, followed by in the trend-setting aro, Molly wood, Helen Charles Billig, and Joe event were Florida Rich, Miami, 1115, Rose Niles. Atlantic University, the La Flamme, W. Palm A former trustee of Boca Raton Chamber of Beach, Diana Hunt, Bo- the American Dental Commerce, and the City ca, 1112. Assn., Dr. Morgan rec- Recreation Dept. ommends b o w I i n g SINGLES highly, as a key to health A Boca Raton winter Class A (age 70 and and happiness for older visitor and past pi'esi- older) Men - George people — "they dent of the American Morgan, Boca, 624, shouldn't over-do, of Bowling Congress, Charles Billig, Boca, course." George Obenaur, 72, of 624, William Deyo, Port He cites the moder- Buffalo, N.Y. was also Charlotte, 612, Irving ate exercise and the fel- on hand to watch his Oxenham, Port Char- lowship as special generation roll up re- lotte, 607. Women - benefits. spectable scores. Ruth Campbell, Naples, "Our mental state The oldest entry was 590, Gertrude Wilkins, adds a lot to our phys- ABC official Ear! Reed, host Max Booke confer with George Obenaur, W. H. Sand, age 84, Port Charlotte, 50.1, ical condition," he says. former ABC president. Port Charlotte. Sand Florence Ilinkle, Lan- "Anyone with doubts rolled a zesty 212 game tana, 484, Beatrice about his physical abil- in doubles play Sunday. Sheffield, Port Char- ities should consult his Ruth Campbell, 73, lotte, 484,, physician first:. But no Naples, was the oldest Class B (age 65 thru one should feel lie's too woman entry — she won 69) Men - j". T. Man- old to bowl." Kegler's Korner her class in singles with tsch, Boca, 631, Ray- Crew-cut and ruddy 590 pins, and also won mond Dargatz, Boca, of complexion, the re- BOCA BUSINESSMAN'S Maypups 25 23 BOCA BUSINESSMAN'S the doubles with Emma 618, Harold Shipman, tired Milwaukee dentist HANDICAP Hickories 23,5 24.5 HANDICAP Johnson. Pompano, 618, Bun: limits himself to three Team Won Lost Butternuts 23.5 24.5 T earn Won Lost Details of the tourna- Boca Heat. & A/C 33 11 .luneherries 21 27 Boca Heating & A/C 36 12 Mackan, Boca 614. games at a time, has Campus Gulf :il 13 Hollyhock:* 17 31 Campus Gulf 31 17 ment were handled by Women, Annabel! Me- rolled his winning Supremo Auto 27 17 High team game and triple, Dyar Plastering 29.5 18.5 Max Booke, proprietor Cormick Hialeah, 592, Dyar Plastering 25.5 18.5 Pepperpots, 836-2316; Individ- Boca Window Clng. 24 24 scores with a 12-pound Thermo Intl. 20.5 23.5 ual high and triple, Jim Scan- Ultra Cast 22.5 25.5 of University Bowl, and Ellen Veihmeyer, Lake ball. Boca Window C. 20 24 Ion, 263-668. Kohl's Off. Supply 20.5 27.5 facilities of the bowling Worth, 575, Eva McKin- "The weight: of the Ultra Cast 10.5 24.5 Thermo Ind. 20.5 27.5 center were thrown open ley, Port Charlotte, 534. Kohl's Off. Supply lft.5 27.5 Deerfieki Plmhg. 16 32 ball isn't too import- DR. GEORGE JYIOIMJ IN Deerfifk! Plmhg. 15 29 HARBOUR EAST Natl. Insulation 13 35 Natl. Insulation 12 H2 Team Won Lost High team game, Dyar Plast- High team game, Dyar Plaster- Catalina 23 16 ering, 1083; High team triple. For Hunting and Fishing ing, 10H3; High team triple, El Dorado 23 16 Campus Gulf, 3066; Individual Carnputi Gulf, Mlfifc; Individual Belaire 22 17 high, Peter Bertorello, 278; high, Hamsey, 244; Individual Americana 19 20 Individual triple, Peter Bert- triple, Wymhs, 616. Drake IS 21 orello, 624. Seville 15 24 Sportsmen Spend $75 Million SATURDAY NITERS High team game and triple, Team Won Lost Team Won Lout Catalina, 502-1710; Individual Kour Shots 36 16 Florida played host: that the analysis cov- is only part: of the fi- 4 Sparua 31 21 high and triple, men, Clarence 4-A-Go-Go 36 16 All Stars 31 21.5 F'alier, 201-542; Individual high IUng-a-Dlngs 33 10 to a total of 538,232 ered the period begin- nancial picture as not Tigers 2') 23 and triple, women, Klara Four Roses 30.5 21.5 licensed fishermen and ning July J, 1964, and all fishermen and hunt- Who Knows 27.5 24.5 Crockett, 174-455. Cocktails 29 23 206,876 licensed hunt- ending June 30, 1965, ers are licensed and Stingers 27 25 Seven-ups 25 27 Hogan's Goats 27 25 UNIVERSITY KINGS De'se & Do'tie 25 27 ers during the 1964- and included both resi- based on a nationwide Blind Bombers 20 32 Team Won Lost 003 1/3 ' 24 2K 65 season according to dent and non-resident survey several years , , *.'.' :.- *"\\ i!] 4 Roses 16 36 Kohl's Off. Sply, 35.5 12.5 Pushovers 22.5 29.5 an analysis of hunting hunting and fishing ago the average fish- High team game, Tigers, 712; Boca Taxi 30 18 Bahama Dusters 19 33 High team triple. All Stars, C.A. Ouillen 24.5 23.5 Hopeless Four 17 35 and fishing license sales license sales. The re- erman spends approxi- 1854; Individual high and triple, 1st Bank & Trust 23 25 Sandhaggers 16 36 just released by the port indicated an in- mately $106.26 a year men, Al Wright, Jr. 231-567; Wentworth Plast. 22 26 High team game and triple, Game and Fresh Water crease of 33,694 and 9,- for his fishing and the Individual high and triple, wom- .r.C. Mitchell 22 26 4-A-Go-Go, 743-2105; Individ- en, Betty Bennett, 187-472. Love's Drug 20 28 ual high and triple, women, Fish Commission. 462 hunters over the average hunter spends Good's American 16 32 Ann Brothertun, 177-520; In- W.B. Copeland, Com- past year. in excess of $100.00 to CAM1NO GARDENS High team game, Kohl's Office dividual high and triple, men, mission Chairman said During the period a puruse his pleasures , -' -'.''"'I'.SrV. Team Won Lost Supply, 110H; High team triple. Mike Thotnason, 204-535. Sycamores 29 19 Good's American, 310B; In- total of" 401,522 resi- during the hunting sea- Pepperpots 27 21 dividual high, Puttie, 252; In- dents and 136,71.0 non- son. Aw a conservative Applejacks 26 22 dividual triple, Wentworth, 618. BOCA BUSINESSMEN'S resident H purchased estimate this would SCRATCH licenses to fish in Flor- amount to more than Team Won Lost (Continued from 10A) Turner Nursery HO 9 a help to Bob Maxson's ida's fresh waters. Of $75,000,000.00 addition Keitzer Clothes 24 15 eager s. Emerson the non-resident license to Florida's economy." Golden Harbour 22 17 holders 18,785 obtained Troy Plumbing 19 20 dumped three field goals •T.D. Engineering 17 22 and hit three for three an annual fishing Dyar Plastering 16 23 at the foul line. lici'iisc, 26,923 pur- Fishing look DeMarco 15 24 chased the 14 day li- Chez Joey 13 26 Forward Joe Merkle cense and 91,002 pur- High team game and triple, Turner Nursery, 950-2597; In- and Tom Connlhan, tall chased the special five divudla high and triple, Fred center of the Cardinal day non-resident li- Even the bottom Sturm, 235-627. Newman squad, were cense. k 2nd Printing BOCA HIS AND HERS the biggest headaches The analysis of hunt- ©f a Volkswagen looks funny. Team Won Lost to the Bobcats. Both ing license sales in- The big book — ac- Jolly Four 33.5 14.5 used deadly aim from claimed as a complete Newcomers 32.5 15.5 the corners to amass dicate that: 122,566 res- We are speaking to you from underneath a Quads 28 20 idents purchased state course covering all Volkswagen. Tinkerbells 23.5 24.5 22 field goals, with kinds of fish and fishing Countrycluh 4 22 26 Merkle adding five hunting licenses, 80,923 Not much to look at, is there? Inseparables 19.5 28.5 residents obtained the and as a comprehensive buckets from the foul tr ave 1 gu i d e f o r t h e f i s h - Too bad that big shoot of steal h in the way. Fire Eaters 17.5 30.5 county hunting license, Otherwise, you could see all of the VW's works. B S'ers 15.5 32,5 line 685 residents purchased erman — has hit with High team game and triple. The box score- a splash and is off and But don't feel cheated. Jolly Four, 779-2266; Individual other than home county That sheet of steel is the Volkswagen's bottom. high and triple, men, John Boz- BOBCATS FG FT TP license, and 492 hunters running into a second zone, 205-597; individual high, Mateo, f 5 2 12 printing. No other cor has anything quite like it. women, Mary ESozzone, 194; obtained t h e special The steel bottom protects the VW's vital pails Emerson, f 3 3 9 license which limits This is the six-pound Individual triple, women, Dottie Enders, f 3 4 10 against everything. Including time. It's one of the King, 49H. hunting to shooting pre- McClane's Standard big reasons why VWs last so long. Butler, f 0 0 0 serves. Of the non-res- Fishing Encyclopedia UNIVERSITY BOWLERETTES Curry, c 8 3 19 ident hunters 559 pur- and International Ang- The VW's bolfoin wasn't on afterthought. It's Team Won Lost Wright, c 0 0 0 chased the annual ling Guide containing a part of the design. The car is sealed to the bottom Clearwater Sprink. 32 16 and the bottom is sealed to the car. Garry's Sport Shop 30.5 17.5 Treitein, g 0 2 2 license and 1,651 ob- million words in 1,088 Univ. Natl. Bk. 30 IS Hurd, g 2 0 4 tained the ten day li- pages including com- Which is why a VW is practically airtight. And House of David 27 21 why some of the rumors you've heard about float- BocarCoin Ldry. 26.5 21.5 Guy, g 2 15 censes, plete diagrammed in- Curry Electric 26 22 Dodge, g 0 0 0 structions on fly-fish- ing Volkswagens aren't just rumors. Fifth Ave. Mer. 25 23 Totals 23 15 6.1 C o p e1 a n d said, ing, plug-casting, spin- Tho VWs funny-looking top and Funny-looking Boca Travel 24.5. 23.5 "There can be no ques- ning and suri-fishing. bottom have one thing in common: they both work I W infield Hrdresr. 24 24 C.NEWMN FG FT TP tion that hunting and i Western Union 24 24 Beutenm'r.f 3 1 7 The lengthy articles on to make the Volkswagen as good as it is. Roth Glass 24 24 Golay, f 0 0 0 fishing is big business where and when to go It would be easy enough to change them. Boca pre-school 20 2R Merkle, f 12 5 29 when considering that cover the 50 .states and But we think we'll leave bad enough alone. Mike Kndcrn, a newcomer to the Bobcai cago Roadman's Dept. 20 28 the sale of hunting li- Body Beautiful 19.5 28.5 Connihan,c 10 0 20 the Canadian provinces team this year, plays hard and rough to control censes amounted to as well as hot spots the ball. jViike hit the floor moro than once in the l»t Pk. & Trust 19 29 Ferriell.g 5 0 10 $1,037,472.25 and fish- Team #14 12 36 Lazarus,g 0 0 0 elsewhere around the Cardinal Newman contest but gave a good ac- High team game, Boca Coin ing licenses accounted world as part of the , inc. count of himself. Scoring 10 points in his first Ldry, 617; High team triple, Shonter.g 3 0 6 for $1,507,846.00 for a Garry's Sport Shop, 1707; In- Totals 33 6 72 1,200 main entries in the 2225 S. Federal Highway game, Enders is expected to be a big help to dividual high, B. Whiten, 222; total of $2,545,318.25. book. There are another Coach MaxHon's squad. Bobcats, 16 20 14 11—61 The license, however, Individual triple, R. Albm, 543. Newman, 2313 20 16— 72 5,000 secondary entries. Deiray Beach, Florida 12A December 9,1965 BOCA RATON NEWS Ballroom Dance Open 1:45 Class Still Open ':• :m**- at SHOPPERS HfiVEN Ballroom dance in- ROUTE ! N09IH FEOERat HICmW struction for beginners Two of the Greatest class is still open to Musicals in the His- anyone interested in such dances as the Box- tcry of Screen Enter- a-nova, swing and cha- tainment. cha. at Instructor is Blake |OKl 2:00 - 7;05 Ward. Classes are held in the Community Cent- er Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Shop Boca Raton First Starts Friday KING RAT THE LONG SHIPS Richard Widmark II !, Nil I l!el*te<> H L.lii.li'»t.lli'.ini1 PnmiMt Starts Today Kurt Yaghjian is seen in the title part in "Am- ATRAGON ahl and the Night Visitors," Gian Carlo Menot- WAR GODS of the Deep ti's perennially popular Yuletide opera which JOOOOOOoOOOOOOOOOJ Elizabeth Taylor talks with Roddy MacDowall at theBoca Raton Theatre. The movie also stars will be shown again in color on the "Hallmark WORLD WITHOUT SUN in th« movie "Cleopatra" which starts Friday Richard Burton. Hall of Fame" on the NBC Television Network, Sunday, Dec. '12. • Friday & Sat. Only ooooooooooooooe CREATURE FROM THE HAUNTED SEA Both In 'Catch Me If You Can' Voted Color and Widescreert Outstanding Mystery Play Now thru Sat. Voted the outstanding be Jock Valentine, pres- mystery play of the ident of the Playhouse Broadway season last -board of directors; and year was "Catch Me If three newcomers to the You Can," second of- stage here: Frank Buc- fering of the season at cafurno, Dr. John Walk- the Delray Beach Play- er, and Irene Cunning- £ 1 house. ham. "' i; TECHNICOLOR iitm PUNAVISION- '"",:::! UNITED ARTISTS The mystery-comedy Bill Beers, managing Plus — Walt Disney's — "Country Coyote" will open Tuesday even- director of the Play- ing, Dec. 14, and runhouse, is directing, and nightly through Satur- Don Goodrum is design- BOCA RATON'S BEAUTIFUL day, Dec. 18. ing the set. Reservations Leading lady for thefor seats may be made production is Ruth Mer- by calling Retta Broad- win, a newcomer to Del- bent, reservations 'ray Beach, who studied chairman, at the Play- RESTAURANT AND acting at the famous house, 276-4576. Cur- Specializing in Steaks - Prime Ribs - Sea fasti Chops Neighborhood Playhouse tain time each night is OPEN DAILY in New York City under at 8:30, LUNCHEON DINNER SUPPER Sanford Meisner and It p.m. • 5 p.m. S ji-ia. - nidaste Midnile - 4 a.m. Martha Graham, and SAtNlTE "The Music Man" starring Robert Preston and the Cinema. Both features are based on Broad- took leading roles in DINNERS SERVED SUNDAY 4 p.m. to 4 o.m Shirley Jones, 'and "Gypsy" starring Rosalind way plays by the same names. Neighborhood Playhouse ;| Only 109 ft. Russell and Natalie Woods are now playing at Showcase productions, Entertainment Nitely I w«t Of Rooms Available For I MONDAY THRU SATURDAY Wl Your Christmas Party as well as in the Inter- - MAKE HOW • national Repertory jACKPO Diner's Ciab - American hpius Cardi Honored Theater of San Fran- 36 SJB. THIRD STREET, BOCA RATON - PHON£ 395-7635 can't Robert Conrad's cisco. Playing opposite her will be Bob Sin- remember clair of Boynton Beach, the date? Nickname is Kid a favorite Playhouse actor who will be re- BREAKTHI Q Robert Conrad, who membered for his # plays Jim West in theleading role in last 1-BANKK OMEGA television series, "The season's "Roar Like a CALENDAR SEAMASTER "CATCH ME IF Wild, Wild West," is Dove." Featured with With a scll'-wiiKlingSeama.ster YOU CAN" often referred to as them will be C. S. St. date-dial watch you always Direct from its Broad "kid." Producers, di- Phillips of Lake Worth, Savings tceomi|| know the correct date ... and way run a Mystery play you'll never he Lite because by Weinstock & Gilbert rectors, even other ac- who made his debut at Sponsored by SI you forgot to wind your watch. Dec. 14th thru 18th tors describe him asthe Playhouse last month UNIVERSITY NATIOlii From "Brunch" to a Banquet... No need to wind a Seamaster, "this boy" or "that in "Critic's Choice." it':; gravity-ptnvered . . . winds Reservations: enjoy traditional American recipes kido" "Catch Me If You BANKOF BOCA RAJC§ itself ;is you wear it. Ph. 27fi-457<; Yet Conrad's of'icial cooked to order by world famous 9:30 A.M. ~ 3:150 VM. Can" closed on Broad- §CHRAFpT'5 Chefs. On jour next Also At: Lobby Arcade biography shows he was way late last spring af- Do Hal Qpiiip Tap Room, Dec. 13—18 30 years old March 1, ter running all season. evening out...include §CrtRAFFT5! W S.K. 1st Avc. Amdur Bids. 9:30 - 4 30 P.M. 1965. TV Guide reports, This is its first showing FAMILY Downtown Boca Raton moreover, that his in Florida. i m 1 Aulhnrlzad Omega Agancy > DINNERS fr° $1.95 V" "-*" eldest daughter, Joan, Others in the cast will UsetheCiassifieds soon will he 13. CALL 395-4800 If Joan follows fam- ily tradition — Conrad says he was married a EARLY BIRD SPECIAL r>o A GIFT L ONE LOW PAYMENT gives S1000 worth oi Life Insurance to their 25th Birthday Not One Each Year but ONE LOW PAYMENT at age 25 this can be increased to $25 000 Regardless of Health Demonstrating a technique that can bring computer answers from r University National $ thousands of miles away, Paul Castleman shows Dr. John W. Sullivan, You Have Planned For Their dean of FAll's College of Business Administration, the connecting teletype machine. The demonstration was part of a program at FAU in FINANCIAL SECURITY observance of the meeting of the American Management Association. INTERESTED ? CALL... Bank of Boca Raton 1 3900 N. Federal Hwy., Telephone 395-7000 Sf stems Center Predicted Classified Ad Service^ PETER DORAN AGENCY 133 E. Boca Raton Rd., Boca Raton 395-1102 (Continued from 1A) "and represents 2,500 Phone 395 5121 computers. computers and about Ream was a vice- 100,000 people." president and head of The center directoi Lockheed Corporation's viewed the computer as SELECT GIFTS NOW AT data control system. In the most dynamic de- that position, he direct- velopment of our age. YOUR NEARBY R-B-C STORE! ed the company's ad- Allen Organs vance to leadership in • Gulbransen .4: the field of computer * Yamaha pianos usage, exceeding an ex- penditure of $100 mil- Weather Instruments by lion per year. 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Polished Can Opener Batteries! 16 instru merit on plaque. $7.95 « Popular Table Model Humidity Meter on handsome wooden ELECTRIC CORN POPPER plaque. Boxed. HI-INTENSSTY DtSK LAiSP EXTRA RICH HAPPIER FAN HEATER WITH THERMOSTAT Set to Heat Desired Aulo. Control Turns it On Powerful, glarelcss light and Off as Needed Adjustable arm aims light Safety Switch Stops .Cur- • Aluminum: unbreakable legs where you wish it heat-proof glass top Folds out of the way when iipip rent If Heater Is Turned Over 9 Large 3-quart capacity not in use Here's Where You Get That m?m Electric Ell Supermatic" 172 N.W. 13TH. STREET RENUART - BAILEY - CHEELY LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. SECTION 2 December 9, 1965 * Women's News * Club Activities * Church News * Real Estate * €> Mrs. John K. jL'uddihy (center) views Christmas ornaments designed by (left) Mrs. Richard Zuchurichuriaci . Mrs. John Fleischer, Mrs. yVrloy Wagner and Mrs. Walter Thomas Teens, Janet Eubank, Susan Wolff and Sandy Hams put the finishing touches on a few of the Briggs watch as Frs. Frank Paulina, Mrs. Walter dolls to be distributed to needy children Christ- Twilighters Dress Dolls To Be Nesbitt. Mrs. Joseph Erb and Mrs. Percy T. Wil- mas Eve, A New One Gift For The Whole Family Given to Children at Christmas Location Boca Raton Garden TREE-RIPENED INDIAN RIVER CITRUS Boca Raton's Twi- ton's 40 and over group, things those kids do and buy the dolls, 24 in all, Club has announced Candies and Jellies May Be Included lighters are getting into are handling this I thought it would be nice and the women members a change of location the swing of things this "Christmas Spirit" if we Twilighters could of the Twilighters make for their annual ONE STOP DOES IT ALL - WE FURNISH ENCLOSURE CARDS Christmas. thing. do something with the dresses for them, Christmas Mouse They're experiencing "It all started with teen-agers. "We had done it once Tour Sunday, Dec 120 DELIVERY AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED that intangible some- a banquet last fall for "That's where the before with the Salva- The tour, originally thing called "Christmas Teen Town," said Mrs. whole thing started — tion Army," she said. planned for Garden Spirit," John R. Cuddihy, pro- dressing dolls for needy Both the teens and Harbour Homes, has Orders must be in by Why stand in line at It's nothing new, but gram chairman for the children that is," Twilighters thought it been transferred to this weekend to in- the post office? We what is new the way the Twilighters. "I saw Mrs. Cuddihy sug- was a swell idea. the Camino Garden Twilighters, Boca Ra- sure delivery for mail for you. (Every- some of the wonderful gested that the Teens The dolls are various models,, It will be held thing except our rib- sizes and shapes. Some from 11 a.m. to 7 Christmas. are baby dolls, some p.m. bon candy). are character dolls. The character dolls Bring Your List In Now ! are figments of the imagination of women Active tuberculosis 16th Season Serving Boca Raton who are making the now afflicts or seriously dresses. Some dolls are threatens 610,000 fashioned in crochet Americans. Help count- dresses and handmade erattack TB by respond- BOCA FRUIT SHIPPERS baby clothes, ing now to your Christ- 151 5.E. 1st Avenue opp., ito.vai paim mas Seal appeal. 395-4844 ''The women use their own imagination and own talents," Mrs, Cuddihy said. The dolls will be dis- . trihuted Christmas Eve by members of the teen- age center to needy chil- Over 9 Years dren in the area. But the women's Christmas spirit hasn't Serving stopped there. They're also in- Boca Raton terested in m a k i n g; Christmas decorations for their own trees. and Vicinity That's where Mrs. Cuddihy comes in handy again. with . . . Four women in par- ticular were interested in learning how to make special ornaments which were being made by (Continued on page 4B).: AUTO Mrs. Joseph Ceros admires a Jesse Tree decorated by Mrs. R.P. Garrison, 'ORGANS The tree features Jesse Tree symbols. Each'ornament is a symbol either of For Hom«r Cfturch an ancestor of Christ or of a prophesy fore-telling His coining. The tree will be featured at a Christmas tea sponsored by St. Gregory Episcopal Church- OVERBROOK LOANS women at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. pi del! Tilghman. 336 Key Palm East. The tea will be held from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday. Chamber music will be played and MUSIC STORES an assortment of Christmas decorations will be on sale. POMPANO BEACH and FT. LAUDERDALE Prompt, m TRANSISTOR RADIO SUNGLASSES Confidential MANUFACTUHCB Courteous Service Hop . J OPEN FRIDAY EVENING 4:30 to 6:00 right down! ' I see our new collection of 1st AVENUE and ROYAL PALM RD. m HALLMARK 395-4420 CHRISTMAS CARDS 24.95 HAVE FUN WHEREVER YOU GO! FIRST BANK and TRUST J Mm!-l wt« <«»• Jj{|l||k JUST to be imprinted with your name A WONDERFUL BAI1 G*E^OT ™* WiHI BOATING COMPANY of BOCA RATON OPEN 9:30-8:00 HOW THRU CHRISTMAS OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9:00 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION CARDS & BOOKS Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 133 S.E. 1st ST. Downtown Boeo Tit 71 S. Federal Hwy., Boca Raton 395-2566 2B December 9, 1965 BOCA RATON NEWS ANN LANDERS A Check List for the Gals Dear Ann Landers: Dear Permanent your request 350 in coin Dear Ann Landers: Mother: I'm sorry you and a long, self- Some of the women who I was intrigued by the AIRLINE remarks of the woman won't let me print your addressed, stamped en- write to you asking for initials. If anyone de- velope. STEAMSHIP advice should look in a who said she had lost her son when he mar- serves the right to brag, Ann Landers will be TOURS mirror. Honey, it's you. But I'm a bachelor, 38, ried. He went over to glad to help you with his wife's side of thehere's your letter and your problems. Send Reservations college educated, suc- mum's the word, (P.S. cessful in business and family. them to her in care of Phone 395-1414 W.*_,^^~-t****^ I'll bet you're the nest I enjoy life. I have a This is right down my Boca Raton News, Box alley because I havefour mother-in- law in 3346, Chicago, Illinois, Boca Raton Travel city apartment, a Garden Grove, Cali- country home, a new married sons and I 60654, enclosing a 700 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd, haven't lost any of them. fornia.) stamped, self-address- Serving Boca Raton since car, a boat and two or 1048 A Christmas bazaar and goodies table will be featured at Kepublican Wom- three dates a week. And Each of my sons has a ed envelope. an's Club Christmas party Tuesday, Doc. 14 in Boca Raton Hotel and Club I think I know something lovely wife and wonder- Confidential to Kiss- Cabana Club. [Admiring a Christmas candle, one of many decorations to be about babes. ful children. in' Kin In a Dilemma: BONDED . . . PERFECT DELIVERY sold at the party, are (left) Mrs. Thomas B. McCullough, Mrs. Foster Black- When I invite them to First cousins are not Florida's burn, program chairman, and Mrs. Wilson E. Cole. I've made a list of permitted to marry in GUARANTEED negative attributes — my home for dinner I ask which evening suits some states. I would Finest let s call them The Dirty be more concerned with Dozen. Print them if you them best and 1 offer think they will help. them a choice of three, his excessive drinking, Fruit Packs! I don't allow my daught- however, than the fact I can't stand women that you are cousins. It Top Quality & J'alue who: ers-in-law to bring food or help with the dishes. may be his stomach, Delicious & Welcnwp! 1. Smoke on the street, They are guests in my dearie, but if you marry 2. Smoke while driving home and I want them to a boozer it will be YOUR a car. enjoy themselves and headache. ORDER by 3. Drink too much and consider dinner at my DEC. 10th get loud and sloppy, place a night out. Confidential to Could 4. Wear stretch pants I believe every wife Kick Myself: The trouble FOR CHRISTMAS and shoes that don't hide with most lies is you the foot strap. should learn to manage DELIVERY her own family affairs. have to tell 10 more to 5. Forget to shave cover up the first one. their legs. I have never offered any advice to my son's wives Tell the girl you fibbed Discount On Quantity Orders 6. Wear three-story and take your lumps. hair-dos and spray them and I can't recall that with cement. any of them ever asked Ph. 395-0102 me for any. Unsure of yourself on 7. Paint themselves dates? What's right? up for Halloween. My system has worked beautifully and it What's wrong? Should Exotic 8. Make up their faces you? Shouldn't you? Send and forget they have should work well for 2854 N. FEDERAL HIGHWAY BOCA RATON others. If you print this for Ann Landers' booklet IT. HOLLYWOOD Mrs. jReginald Squire, Mrs. Sheldon Dobkin and Mrs. ]E.B, Kornblue go necks. "Dating Do's and 5fi4-058fi 922-8201 9. Wear high heels letter please don't give over plans for Peter SchaaPs concert, i Donts," enclosing with MIAMI MIAMI BEACH with slacks and shorts. any clues to my identity. CORAL GABLES 10. Chew gum with Idon't want to brag. Just Concert their mouths open. sign me 11. Neglect their —Permanent Mother of nails. Four Sons Friday Dec. 10th * Final Day For Christmas Shipping Is PI 12. Wear girdles that anne< make them look like Variety spices Toy- Mrs. Edward Ko. ironing boards from the land's musical sector. Please Pince Your Order !©w blue, concert chairrnai. rear. •• For instance, there's a for Boca Raton branch, —Chicago Bachelor band of eight instru- American Association of ments for one to play, University Women, has Dear Bach: Here's a choice of guitars with announced committee your Dirty Dozen, and professional features members for the mu- now, if any of you babes and, for the three-to- sical program to l.e have a list, I just might six set, a graduated presented by Peter print it. wooden xylophone. Schaff. The program spon- sored by the associa- tion, will be held Wed- nesday evening, Dec. 15, Blood's Hammock Groves • GROWER » PACKER in Marymount College DIAMOND RINGS SHIPPER auditorium. SINCE 1949 Proceeds will go to the branch's scholarship fund. SiffD Jl GIFT OF FRUIT Mrs. Kay Delaney is hospitality chairman and Mrs. Sheldon Dob- FOB CHRISTHfAS . . kin is in charge of tick- Orders must be in by Dec, 10 for Christmas delivery ets. AH shipments guaranteed. Other committee No. 8-179 members are Mrs. Wil- Sli.i 12-18 liam A, Burr, Mrs. W.B. THEE HIFEIfEO • Hamlin and Nave! Oranges Arnold, Mrs. Martin GURUS FRUITS A Dafe and Dance Dress Schoopmeyer and Mrs,, » Pink and White Grapefruit Reginald Squire. AVAILABLE SfOW Schaff s program • Tangelos Thaf's Full of Charm will include Bach's pre- So full of charm — the for size 14 are: Bust 34, lude and Fugue in C Min- date and dance dress! Waist 26, Hips 36. or; leethoven's Son- . .. VISITORS WELCOME! What is more becoming Send One Dollar for ata No. 23 in F GERMANTOWN ROAD than the slim .sheath, pattern, plus 5 cents for Minor, Op 57 ("Appas- SERENITY . , . FROM $1OO DELRAY BEACH overpanelled with soft postage, in cash or sionata") Copland's One Year to Pay chiffon flares. Try this check. No Stamps. For Sonata (1941); Chopin's Take S.E. 10th St. Through Sherwood Park, to slim-line, body beauti- first class mailing, send Polonaise in C Minor, Military Trail, then follow signs to grove. ful frock in taffeta, peau 15 cents extra. Add One Mazurka in A Minor and de soie, silk crepe -- Dollar if you wish New Waltz in E Minor, and Albeniz' Triana (from CLOSED* and choose a brilliant Austine la Mar Fashion Diamonds - Watckes - Jewelry sheer contrast for the Pattern Book ft2 — com- "Iberia Suite"). SUNDAYS back plunge drape and plete selection of High Watcli & Jewelry Repairing skirt flares. A truly im- Classified Ad Service pressive dress for very Fashion designs, in- 44 S. E. 1st AVE. BOCA RATON, FLORIDA special occasions. cluding best sellers of Phone 395-5121 Price $1. No. R-179 Book HI. Send to Austine is available in sizes 12 la Mar Fashion Pattern, 14, 16, 18. Size 14 takes Boca Raton News, Box 2 3/8 yards of 50-inch 1615, G.P.O., New York FORTHEGAL fabric and 1 3/4 yards of 1, N.Y. Print your full #§|W|jM8i 39 - inch chiffon. Stand- name, address, pattern ard body measurements number and size. WHO HAS EVERYTHING the ocean w your wiyhlwr at But A Little Too Much Of It Golden Harbour on the Intmeoastul GIVE HER Ilocn llulon'.s noivost mul mos( clis>Ui»f;iiislietl lOO'V, WutcrfroiM Community A Christmas Gift Certificate DISTINGUISHED LOCATION-C.W..M«».WM the Intracnaslal and tast of Federal Highway {U.S. I) is seconds away from tliii ocean and downtown Boca Raton • Deep From wide waterways: Direct access to the ocean for any sue hoais. more are no bridges • Delayed . Building Plan: A small deposit will Insure choice *jke 3ody Seauti^ui ol lot and guarantee price el home against increase, \ FOR INSTANT REDUCING - OUR AUTHENTIC FINNISH SAUNA ROOM FOLLOWED BY A REDUCING MASSAGE SWEDISH MASSAGE BOTH FOR MEN AND WOMEN GOLDEN HARBOUR fith Avenuu at N.E. 12th St. BOCA RATON, FLORIDA PHQNS; 395.3200 FOR INSTAKT REDUCING - OUR AUTHENTIC FINNISH SUANA ROOM FOLLOWED BY A REDUCING MASSAGE n htirbaut assoctatffi WHAT HAVE YOU GOT TO LOSE? Tin' Finrst mill Xhtst if« lit tint iti» Salon In Hondn ROYAL PALM PLAZA - 179GOLFVIEW DRIVE BOCA RATON 395-0124 BOCA RATON NEWS December 9, 1965 3B SJ AW::^ Our Faith in All That's Good In the World - That's Christmas By Mary Todd patience to help them the glow of friendship hood. But children make a gift, let them and a smile we can give should learn much Christmas is our faith select and wrap the gift. of ourselves. We can more. Kindness, in all that is good in the You may be tempted to give our community a thoughtfulness, appre- world, the selfless spirit pick up something and person interested in all ciation, worship, wond- of doing for others, put the child's name on mankind, our country a er, love, joy and peace laughter and friendship it, but if you do, the loyal citizen and a con- of Christmas should and the spreading of children lose the feeling structive and creative light not only the holi- cheer. It is the guile- of being a part of all life. day weeks but all the less wonder of child- the Christmas excite- Hanging the stockings years ahead. Let this hood, the sweet joy of ment and the gifts are and finding a profusion be a Christmas your families united, the meaningless. You could of toys and candy are child will always re- tender knowledge that open gifts made by the joyous rights of child- member. you're loved by some- children a day or two one and that you have before Christmas so someone to love. they can be admired, Birth Announcements Christmas is believing without being over- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Charlie in prayer and the Power shadowed by other gifts. B. Perkins, 381 N.E. Edward Holland, 250 N. that answers prayer, the These might be used in 28 Terr., announce the W. 10th St., announce the right to sing of your the holiday decor or birth of a daughter, Bar- birth of a son, Chanin belief in the way of your proudly shown to visi- bara Bradley, Dec. 1 Edward, Dec. 2 in choice, Christmas is all tors. in Bethesda Memorial Bethesda Memorial the things that free men This Christmas, in Hospital, Hospital. fight for. This year let gratitude for God's gift us keep it shining for all Mrs. Perkins is the Mrs. Holland is the of life to us we should former Linda Laymon. former Betty Riddick. the world. share that gift with Christmas should be others. Giving encom- a season, a spirit, a passes many areas. It is time of love -- not the outgoing, overflow- Double Choco-Nut Cookies merely an hour of un- ing way of life. We give INTEAeOASTAE wrapping presents. The what we are — the CONDOMINIUM A Yuletide Recipe surprise and joy of a thoughts we think — APARTMENTS HOUSE child at Christmas is these are more precious DIRECTLY ON THE WATERWAY beautiful to see, yet it than gifts of things. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY does not take a lot of Emerson said, "Rings gifts to make a child and jewels are not gifts, A Christmas Letter to Mom happy. but apologies for gifts. The best Christmas The only true gift is a Dear Mom: sweet chocolate on each cooky and press like decoration your home portion of thyself." With MOVE IN TODAY You don't have to tell me —Iknow that the shapes together, forming a cooky sandwich. can have is serenity. the radiant warmth of a Christmas holidays are the busiest for you. Then, decorate to .your heart's content. Plan to have only the pleasant personality and There is shopping for gifts, then wrapping Sounds like fun, doesn't it? Try it Mom.. . festivities and prepar- and storing them away from inquisitive family and enjoy yourself. ations that you can In.your plans'for--* MONTHLY MAINTENANCE members. And the Christmas card project is a Happy Holidays, handle comfortably. SUNDAY... $29—1 BEDROOM $39 — 2 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS pleasure for the friends remembered, but a Santa's Helper Don't try to do too much. We suggest that FIRST tedious job with stamping, addressing and the DOUELE CHOCO-NUT COOKIES Let the children share you attend the PRESTIGE 8-STORY BUILDING ON addition of little notes to special ones, Baking sheet Preheated 375 d. oven in the joy of creating, CHURCH OCEAN SIDE OF THE WATERWAY Then, of course, there are the multitude of 3 dozen layered cookies of entertaining, of giv- of your choice special holiday sweets that taste so good. They cup (2 sticks) butter ing. 6 Blocks South of intracocwtal Bridge take so much time to prepare, but oh how 3/4 cup sugar Children need to give KIWANISCLUB handy they are to have readily available. egg as well as to receive. of BOCA RATON «9 S.E. 19Hi AVE. • 399-5137 • DEERFfELD BEACH. But, let's stop right there Mom and look to 1 teaspoon vanilla If you haven't time or -SINRI8I-: the bright side of the picture. At this busy 1/2 teaspoon almond extract time, I'm sure you are interested in a Christ- 2 1/2 cups sifted flour • mas cooky recipe that is as simple as a spring 1/2 cup finely chopped nuts salad to mix — that is as tasty and different 1/2 cup semisweet chocolate pieces, as any butter cooky to appear this season. melted. My suggestion is to make a batch of yummy In a mixing bowl cream butter and sugar Double Choco-Nut cookies. And what, pray together until light and fluffy. Beat in egg and tell are they you ask? These goodies are flavorings. Gradually add flour, blending derived from a basic butternut cooky dough well. Stir in nuts. Chill dough thoroughly, which you can quickly mix in the morning then about 3-4 hours. Roll out on a lightly floured place in the refrigerator to chill for three to pastry cloth to 1/8-inch thickness. Cut into four hours. (This gives you plenty of time to various shapes with floured cooky cutters, wrap gifts, bake other butter cookies, or just making sure there are pairs of each shape. sit down and relax.) Place on baking sheet and bake 8-10 minutes. Once the chilling time is up, just roll out Cool on wire rack. Spread melted chocolate the dough and cut into favorite Christmas on each cooky; press two cookies of the same cooky shapes, making certain therearepairs shape together. Decorate the top of each lay- of each shape. Place on a baking sheet and ered cooky with chocolate decorations, silver bake, then cool. Finally, spread melted semi shot, etc. Friendship Wagoneers EL GRECO LAMPS & SHADES Shoppers Haven-3341 N. Federal Hwy, Pomp a no Plan Christmas Party South End phone 942-9523 Friendship Wagon- Charles Kuster and LAMP REPAIRS ARE OUR SPECIALTY ners will hold a Christ- Mrs. Edgar Lobkowitz. RESTYLE your old lamp! mas luncheon and meet- ing Wednesday, Dec. 15 in El Sirocco Motel. The luncheon will be- gin at 11:45 a.m. A gift exchanging and cards will follow the meeting. Reservations GLAMOR chairmen are Mrs. Gold Coast GREAT WORK-SAVERS, TOO! Presents the whole fam- ily can enjoy every day Club to Meet all year long to add a lift Pennsylvania Gold to your living! Coast Club will hold its dinner meeting Thurs- day, Dec. 16inTamarac Yacht and Tennis Club. MAYTAG Hosts for the evening will be Mr. and Mrs. HALO-OF-HEAT William Skelly. Program will include gift exchanging, dancing GAS DRYER and card playing. Meet- Christmas Special: $174.95, you save Froef* IQUJ fcl JOMIIO Convertible:: rfcjr: IC*/ S*.r iz S.*iyt«a Cnun ing will begin at 6 p.m. $38.00! Greatest work-saver since the washing machine. No money down ... just lQ^n JT lQdl IV i For the thousands of Cadillac buyers who faithfully trade their < PER Glamor, plus cars for the latest models, there is an equally faithful following that eagerly awaits WEEK! 24-hour security! ARKLA CORONET the pleasurable economy of a used Cadillac. Read theieasons why. GAS LIGHT Installed with up to 50 feet of line Cadillac owners are moving up to the 1966 model in But if you are not cjuite ready for a new Cadillac, follow Instant Action ... No Mess! $2 DOWN -$2 MONTH record numbers. And understandably so. They find that the practice of the thousands who choose a late model, its distinguished new styling, its exceptional perform- previously-owned Cadillac. They get advanced features How Much la Your Life SPECIAL Flat monthly rate for gas, burn it day and night, ance, its remarkable luxury, its many new options in- and lasting value that most new cars of other makes do Insurance Really Worth? GAS GRILL Christmas Special: $57, No carry- no limit, $2.25. cluding exclusive new variable ratio power steering, and not yet provide. Whether you buy your Cadillac new or It may be worth up to 40% ing charges, you pay low installa- used, see your authorized Cadillac dealer. His wonder- more than you think. Our its unmatched quality are difficult indeed to resist. And Estate Control Plan—free tion cost, then just so will you, once you have taken the wheel for yourself. ful selection of Cadillacs is waiting for you now. and without obligation— itemizes family needs and $ how far your present life 2 MONTH insurance will go toward Offers limited to present and meeting them. Ask us how prospective FPU and Flo-Gas cus- you may be able to in- tomers. Call our office for details. crease the value of your present insurance from 10 SEE AND DRIVE THE MAGNIFICENT 1966 CADILLAC NOW ON DISPLAY AT YOUR AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER to 40%. WIST PALM BIACH S. DIXIE 8. FERN ST. - It 3-3441 NORM WYMBS LAKE WORTH 12 5. i ST. - JU 5-6401 HOYLE CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE, INC. DEIRAY BIACH PUBLIC UTILITIES COMPANY Call 566-8611 325 NE 2nd ST. - 27B-I6J4 455 N.E. Sixth Avenue Delray Beach, Florida 276-5225 AND FLO-GAS CORPORATION AEtna Life Insurance Company Hartford, Connecticut 4B December 9, 1965 BOCA RATON NEWS DAR Holds f Royale Women to Hold See this man when you insure Luncheon | V, Christmas Party Today your car or home A luncheon and meet- •:•: ing for Estahakee £: 1 A Christmas music gifts to the men and Chapter, Daughters of :•:• program will be pre- women in Palm Beach the American Revolu- :•:• sented for Roy ale Wom- County homes at Christ- tion, will be held at ij; an's Club today. mas. noon Monday, Dec. 13 & The program will be in Chez Joey. :S held at 2 p.m. in the Hostesses}, will be •:•: Community Center. Mrs. Birney Mrs. Hilton J. Lafaye £ Mrs. Allan B. Millar, and Mrs. William £ fine arts chairman, has Machle. :•:• arranged the activities Is Hostess The program will in- •:•: includings solos and Jonathan Dickinson elude music and a short •:•: duets performed by Mrs. Chapter, Daughters of NICK BISHOP description of American £: Richard T. Bishop, Mrs. the American Revolution composers, Victor Her- •':•; Donald B. Chenney and will meet at 12:30 p.m. He may save you bert, Stephen Foster and Si Mrs. Millar. Friday, Dec. 10 at the Edward McDowell will :•:• A reading titled Patio Delray for a big money be presented by Marie :•:• "Christmas Customs in luncheon meeting;. Dann and Florence :S Many Lands" will be J.C. MITCHELL Chalmers. 3 given by Mrs. Thomas Hostesses will be Both Mrs. Dann and •:•: E, Harney, and Mrs.. Mrs. J. R. Birney, & SONS Mrs. Chalmers were •:•: Ralph H. McCahan will chapter regent, Boca members of The Flem- $ play a violin solo. Raton, and Mrs. Peter ing Sisters, an instru- £: Christmas songs C. Duborg. 22 S. Federal*. . 395-4711 mental trio who made :•:• written by Mrs. Millar records in the 1920's :•:• will be sung, including and went on to concert :•:'; "Christmas Bells" to FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY tours througliout the iv be heard for the first United States, S time. Concert Series They also were pio- •:•: The program will neers in broadcasting •:•: conclude with members presents CLAUDIO ARRAU and played the B. F. •:•: and guests singing Keith Circuit introduc- £: Christmas carols. Internationally Acclaimed Pianist ing semi-classical mu- :••' Refreshments for the sic and performed in Flo g Christmas Fruit, Squares ". • , THE GREATEST LIVING PIANIST" party will be served by BERLIN KUWER Ziegfeld's Frolics. £ Mrs. Clifford Lougee, hostess chairman, and Recipe of the Week Mrs. Ray Eertsch, co- December 10 - 8:30 P.M. Miss Black chairman. Assisting Bibletown Auditorium Boca Raton, Florida them will be Mrs. Rob- Tickets - $3,25 - All Seats Reserved !n ert J. Babione, Mrs. Tickets available by mail from = Concert Series, Glee club | Cookies From Sugar Plum Land Stephen Crean, Mrs. FAD, Boca Raton (enclose self-addressed stamps Marcia Flack,daught- rcia Flack, daueht- -y w Kenneth Glentzer, Mrs. ed envelope); or at FAD Finance Window on er of Mr. and Mrs,, Ed- Roland Jones, Mrs. Wil- campus; Vincent's Music Center and Winfield ward A. Flack, 1990 What time of year are sweets most savored? CHRISTMAS FRUIT SQUARES liam Kuster, and Mrs. Gift Shop, Boca Raton, and at the door. Park Place, is among It's Christmas time, of course. And Buttered pan, 9x13" Preheated 375 d. oven Victor Mitchell. Late comers will be seated only during program Christmas cookies — made with butter — top 4 dozen pauses. 59 students named to The club will present University of Illinois the list0 Every year you probably prepare the 1 9-oz. package dried mincemeat Women's Glee Club, ac- traditional favorites, but for a touch of 3/4 cup orange juice cording to Elmer Thom- intrigue, don't you like to add one or two new- 1/2 cup (1 stick) butter as, U. of I. instructor style butter cookies? 1 cup sugar in music and conductor Christmas Fruit Squares are just that 2 eggs of the club. something new. They're dainty, butter frosted, 1 teaspoon vanilla The Women's Glee fruit decorated cookies, designed to accom- 1 1/2 tablespoons grated orange rind Club participates in the pany spicy eggnog and gay holiday festivities. 2 1/2 cups sifted flour annual Christmas carol 1/2 teaspoon baking soda ANNOUNCES concert with other Ur- The wondrous part about Christmas Fruit 1/2 teaspoon salt bana campus choral Squares, other than the superb flavor, is that Break mincemeat into saucepan; add orange DRAPERY STUDIO groups. Each spring the they DON'T require the usual painstaking juice. Bring to a boil and cook 2 minutes, club presents a Mother's work to prepare. Just combine mincemeat sitrring constantly. Cool. Cream butter; add 3O62 NORTH FEDERAL HiGt-WAv Day concert and makes pieces with orange juice, cook and cool. Then, sugar and beat until light and fluffy. Blend BOCA RATON. FLORIDA f an Illinois tour. cream a stick of butter, add sugar, eggs, in eggs, vanilla and orange rind. Sift dry The glee club also vanilla and grated orange rind. ingredients together and add alternately with sings for numerous Finally add the.sifted dry ingredients — cooled mincemeat. Spread batter in pan. Bake IS NOW OPEN campus activities dur- flour, soda and salt — alternately with the 20-25 minutes. Cool. Spread with Browned m: ing the year. mincemeat-orange juice mixture and spread E utter Icing. Carnish with candied fruit. Cut in a pan. into squares. TO SERVE YOU Use the Classifieds Bake, cool and spread with caramel flavored Browned Butter Icing, garnish with BROWNED BUTTER ICING: Brown lightly FOR APPOINTMENT candied fruits and cut: into squares, 1/2 cup butter; stir into 1-1/2 cups sifted Christmas Fruit Squares ought to be your confectioners' sugar. Add 3/4 teaspoon PHONE 399-7033 "something new" for this holiday season. vanilla and 1-2 tablespoons milk to make of Custom Mtiih.1 Dnipvrits and Shutlr\ * S//JK ••?•• :•• They are easy to prepare, flavorfully rich spreading consistency. and guaranteed to become a traditional family NOTE: For a bar-type cooky, bake batter i'lihoh'tcry * I'rev Dccoratiii;:, 'sin in favorite. in a 10 x 15" jelly roll pan for 12-20 minutes. DIRECTLY ACROSS FROM HOLIDAY INN Twiiighters Dress Dolls (Continued from 1D>. have even sprayed their such as pin cushions members of Dorothy styro-foam balls with and nut trees after the More people buy Chevrolets? Yes! WHY Lee's holiday decora- gold and then decorated holidays. lions class in the Com- them. DIDN'T munity Center. The women are en- Mrs. Cuddihy, who thusiastic about the orn- KECKS F I THINK had taken the course, of- aments that already r Barber Shop 4 Than any other make car? Yes! fered to teach the women Mrs. Cuddihy is making Downtown Boca Raton '* TO how to make the orna- plans to teach them how 65 S. Fed. Highway i ments as part of the to make other things PH 395-9884 j Twilighter's program. CHECK The women start with sytro-foam balls which Any other? Yes! MY they cover with small strips of satin ribbon. POLICY When the balls are com- pletely covered with the >OR CHSJ^IW^ INSURE WITH "DAY" ribbons they are then There must be reasons. Sure! decorated with gold Nationally Advertised srocK vp IOR CHRISTMAS' BE SURE TOMORROW! braid, green and red velvet ribbons, stones ELECTRIC ELECTRIC from old jewelry and colorful sequins, I APPLIANCES Light Sets "All you need," Mrs. | GLASSWARE * INDOOR Name ten. OKs SOOSfEDERAL Cuddihy said, "isplenty | COOKWARE-TOOLS * OUTDOOR of glue and lots of imag- also 395-0220 ination." SPECIAL DISCOUNT PRICES BULBS All these comforts are available: steering wheels A hushed and gentled ride with body mounts Some of the women that tilt or tilt and telescope; AM/FM Multiplex designed to isolate vibration better and shock Stereo radio, first ever offered In cars; and Strato- absorbers matched to body style—coupe, sedan, Libbey Glassware 1 bucket seats (to give you just a sampling). 6 convertible, wagon. Comfortron automatic heating and cooling you America's only rear-engined car, Corvair, with Manhatlen, Old Fashion, Whisky Sour, can order—Just dial the temperature and turn it more weight over the driving wheels where you "THE FIRST onj Cornfortron automatically keepj you comfortable need it and less on the steering wheels where you Martini, etc. $%£%&? % 2 no matter what the weather outside. 7, don't. CHRISTMAS, America's only true sports car, Corvette, with I BY THE SET 20 More engine choices—the widest horsepower fully independent suspension, four-wheel disc brakes range available: the 425-hp Turbo-jet V8 In and engines you con order up to 427 cubic inches. THIS IS THE DAY, THAT WAS!" 3 Chevrolet and Corvette to a 90-hp Four in Chevy H. 8. Higher resale value—Chevrolets traditionally are A factual recreation of ^ Body by Fisher—Craftsmanship by the world's worth more at trade-in time because more people I best known coachmakers with everything from lux- want Chevrolets . . . new or used. the birth of Jesus Christ. urious interiors to the long luster Magic-Mirror acrylic 9 You'll journey LAWNS g i lacquer finish. All these safety features standard now: sect back X WINSWIFTSi 6-6-6-6-66 f|fA belts, front and rear; padded dash and sun visors; in time. Self-cleaning rocker panels flush out salt and outside mirror [uie it always before passing); 79 I other corrosives with rainwater, dry themselves with shatter-resistant inside mirror; 2-speed electric wind- You'll hear the { outside air—another way Chevrolet takes extra care shield wipers for better visibility in a downpour,- dramatic 5 i so you needn't bother. 10 wiratshield washers; back-up lights. sounds and FERTILIZER 3 i fascinating events of this I 30% ORGANIC NITROGEN 9 so Lb. \ Leadership...the Chevrolet Way. first Christmas \ R Plus All Essential Secondary Minerals Ma Bags jjj ...as they actually fOPEN DAILY 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. occurred. £f f. COMPLETE I Authorised Chevrolet Dealers in 09 0813 fbffltf 1-STOPi DELRAY BEACH LAKE WORTH WEST PALM BEACH r WSBR 7 J A Prices effective Thurs.- Fri.- Sat., Dec. 9, 10. 11 [gp5 Exto Federal Stamps?®! With this Coupon and Purchase of COLGATE TOOTH PASTE si™ 39( Evercane Granulated Coupon Expires Sat., Dec. 11 SUGAR Women golfers are usually referred to in the same type of tone men refer to women drivers, put at Royal Palm Yacht and Country Club when the Women's Golf Association sponsors a husband and wife tournament, THERE'S NO MATCH FOR VISIT FLAMELESS ELECTRIC GIVING. FLORIDA Santa Claus POWER & LIGHT Wazket COMPANY QUANTITY HELPING BUILD F LOHIDA RIGHTS TUESDAY, DECEHBER 21st Bring The Kiddies^ ROYAL PALM PLAZA 395-3434 RESERVED 6B December 9,1965 BOCA RATON NEWS Stouffer's Macaroni & Cheese ^gf- 39c On-Cor With Gravy Sliced Beef £& . $149 Pepperidge Farms 10-oz. Patty Shells or 11-oz. Apple, Blueberry C Bird's Eye Turnovers .2 pkgs. 89 Tree Top Apple 12-oz. $ Gorton's Concentrate cans 1 z Broccoli Spears 3 ^ 69* Fish Cakes 4 PVg s: 99° Minute Maid 6-oz. Southland Yellow Mrs. Paul's Flying Shrimp Limeade. . . can 10c b < Tid Bits lit 69c Welch's Sf|UClSn • e • • • •Poiy'b g.29 12-oz. Jesse Jewel Grape Juice. cans Morton's Okra & Fryer Livers %'&: 33c Tropic Fresh 6-oz. Swift's Premium Daiquiri Mix can 19c Tomatoes . . .2 49' 2 z Beef Burgers p°kg - 99c Sara Lee Sara Lee 18-02. CheeseCake. . . pkg. CHOCOLATE Sara Lee Pecan CAKE Coffee Cake . . .69 Prices Effective Thur-Fri-Saf December 9-1O-11 Southland Holloway House Stuffed Cabbage Roll or Green Beans. . 2»i;t69 1 4 z Stuffed Peppers. . . . P k°g - 59c Pictsweet Cut Holloway House 1 2 z Swiss Steak P k°g ' 79c Corn 2 39 Green Giant Italian Sara Lee 12V2-oz. $ Apricot Danish. . size 69c Green Beans. . 3 ts. 1 Lloyd J. Harris Old Fashion Pumpkin, Southland Mince, Apple, Blackberry, Cherry or Rhubarb Pies- 2 pkgs. 89c Pole Beans SHOPPING PLEASURE PRICES EFFECTIVE VERO BEACH TO MIAMI ONLY! BOCA RATON NEWS December 9, 1965 -7B Nestle's All-Purpose & Toll House Baker's Bitter Chocolate S Cookie Mix 3"PfeV 1 Reddi-Blend, •'*"• 36c Heinz Tomato Halvorson Green, White or Pink 5 69 S 95 Ketchup 20bo°,z- 29c Christmas Trees.. ^ 1 to 5 Delsey White or Assorted Colors Bathroom Park Lane Chocolate. Vanilla, Strawberry Tissue Vk0." 23c Ice Cream "JiV. Borden's Dole Lo-Calorie Brimming With NEW Mince Meat 'pi.0,1: 29c Flavor Sliced 2 EACH A PERfEcr KPBODUCTION Borden's Pineapple 3 ™ OF CHASMS COinNG J25 TO 1100 AT Mince Meat 'tar 43^ Prince No. 1. 2 or 3 WOR1D FAMOUS JEWEURS Borden's Spaghetti 4 Mince Meat 2%r 59c Contadino Zesty Flavored Baker's Southern Style Shredded Tomato Paste .... 2 ti°n\ 29c Coconut 4 r 25c NOW over c 50 Exquisite Baker's Angel Flake Charms For Coconut ca°n' 38C Milk* o • Ftah'c^ I Your Selection (Cou|ion explrvs Sat. Decsmbsr 11,1963) EXTRA BF^ IJIIiWfireenStampsgS Foil Pack ALKA-SELTZER ?..' 98< lli^OODS (Coupon expires Sat.December 11,1965} EXTRA S Assorted Chriitmai GIFT WRAP X' 89' (Coupon expires Sat. December 11,1965) |i]S|^GreeEXTRn StampA s j! Garcia* Tallow £ I RICE & CHICKEN ".'„' 49' g )i {Coupon »xplr»» Sat. Dt»mb«r 11,196S) « EXTRA B Copeland's By The Piece Braunschweiger.. . . »,. 59C C (Plus 25 S&H Greoti Stamps. No coupon required} Mb Chops . . , 79 Dirr's Gold Seal C Bologna U'S: 59c Loin Chops . • , 89 (Plus 25 S&H Green Stamps. No coupon required) Pork Should™ Herman's Orange Band C h Picnic i 39 Wieners..." !,kO : 59c Roli:;r.fjtiP Ri?ndv RonntPriS (Plus 25 S&H Green Stamps. No coupon required) C Herman's Orange Band Cooked or PorkHocist. . u 69 Baked Ham %& 69c (Plus 50 S&H Green Stamps. No coupon required) Frosh Pi)rk Crisp Red Delicious Steak 69' APPLES . t-9 49* Crystal White Swift's Premium Proten Gov't • Inspected Heavy Beef ONIONS 29C tfeBEEFWEEDS IJSSGOOKING TIME! Florida Grown POLE BEANS Western Jumbo Size 18's Iceberg Swill's Premium Quirk f-n^en Evisr Gnv'[-fnr.|)erti;ri LETTUCE . 2 .or 3 f I B»tf erbail f pricey § Large Sweet Spanish 16-lbs |c / under ?< over Ih V7 / 15-lliS 9 I tO-lli It) ONIONS b S'.vilt s Premiudt Quick Fro/rn Gov t-lnspocU'tl Key Club Steak ... 99- Large Red Spanish Stuffed Tyrkeys , 49* $ 4f Ground Beef .. • . ,b l PINEAPPLES ... 3 .or WHERE SHOPPING (Plus 80 S&H Oreen Stamp*. No coupon required) IS A PLEASURE! Rath Black Hawk C Bag Sausage ib. 49 Swift's Premium Braunschweigor Chubs or 5fh Avs. PLAZA 9 1 SandwicC h Spread . 2 &£. 79c U.S. HWY. t & 5th Ave. Hib Chops ...... n,, *1* Shoulder llocest . .», 49(Plus 50 S&H Greon Stamps No coupon required) BOCA RATON, FU. $ 49 c Sarasota Brand Chipped Ham, Turkey or C Palm Km Loin Chops *. 1 Shoulder Chops . . n, I9 Beef 3 &'.-. 99 Shopping Center C C Armour Star C 272 S. FEDERAL HWY. Lamb Patties. . . ., 59 ^ound Bone Chops , 69 Sliced Bacon ,b. 69 C C Armour Star Fancy Beof DEERF1ELD IEACH, FU. C Lamb Breast ...., 39 Leg m" Lamb , ?9 Liver Steaks )b. 69 8B December 9, 1965 BOCA RATON NEWS. 'New Look' fc : < For Bills Electricity users in Boca Raton will receive bills this month that have a new look. Florida Power & Light Company is converting its district customer accounting to a new space age electronic data processing system — a faster, more ef- s ficient way of bookkeep- ing. The new billing pro- cedure will complete the switchover to data pro- cessing for FPL's 33,- 087 customers in this district. On the new bill, all facts concerning date, ..-*„ •* r kilowatt hours used, 1 payment due, as well as customer's name and service address will ap- pear on one side of the post card. The customer Interior of Florida Power and Light's Caravan. will keep that part of the bill showing the kilowatt hours used and bill amount and return the Shows Commercial Kitchen Gear part showing the name and address. In addition to being William C, jKelly's now Home Entertainment Conter has just opened at faster and more effici- Cooking Caravan Visit Slated .'$333 North Kodcrul Highway, The now building housing the center was built ent, the new data pro- by DcMurcu & Sons. cessing system stores accounting records on Florida Power & Light will also be scheduled, both in winter and sum- "and we hope that every magnetic tape, taking up Company's Commercial at which time guests will mer. Over 30 pieces of food service operator less space than when it Electric Cooking Cara- be served samples of the most modern elec- was on the key punched van will make a return food prepared on the tric cooking equipment will visit this display, Boca Raton Boasts Large Tracts cards formerly used, engagement to the city, Caravan's electric are arranged in four so that they can see by Manager Charles Senior after just having com- equipment. cooking systems, actual operation how the This is Florida's first namely Institutional, various items would fit said. pleted a successful into their businesses "This is another ex- four-months swing complete Commercial Fast Food, Cookless, Cooking Caravan, ac- and Club. The arrange- for increased efficiency ample of the increasing through the company's and greater economy in Of Vacant Land Close to Ocean efficiency that has en- service area. cording to Charles Sen- ments simulate typical ior, local manager of requirements for food the production of superb Investors seeking ty, Weir pointed out, abled the Company to The unique demon- foods cooked electrical- Fort Lauderdale area reduce rates nine times strations presented by Florida Power & Light preparation in the large tracts of vacant now is reaching toward went through in the ear- Company, It has 252 smallest to the largest South Florida land seem [J.S, Highway 21 as in- in the last eight years," the electric Cooking ly 1950 V said Senior. "The price Caravan were acclaimed square feet of kitchen eating place. likely to discover soon vestors make ready for The two-county re- space and reverse- "Modern methods are To Place A how relatively close the anticipated new per kilowatt hour paid by hundreds of food ser- gion, with its 700,000 by our residential cus- vice operators, dietici- cycle electrical air con- vital to profitable man- Classified Ad such tracts lie to Fed- surge in single-family people, is capable of ditioning for comfort, agement," says Senior, Phone 395-5121 eral Highway and the home construction. generating a strong tomers today is about ans, hospital adminis- ocean in the Boca Ra- "The contrast is housing demand within one-third less than it trators, architects and ton area, a local Real- noticeable with the sit- itself, Weir said. "At was eight years ago. school board members. tor commented thin uation in this vicinity, the time when Fort Lau- Thirty years ago the The 50-foot long trav- 1966 Parade of Homes Starts week. where sites still are average rate cost was elling Caravan will roll derdale had its big boom three times as great into Boca Raton on De- Every large purchase available within a few there were less than minutes' drive of Fed- as it is now. cember 13th. While With Groundbreaking Ceremony of this kind of property 200,000 people in the Today it is well under here, it will be located farther south helps fo- eral Highway — and the two counties. highway is virtually the national average. . . at Federal Hwy. & SE Cround breaking cer- structed by members of cus attention on the sit- "All of the home and this has been ac- 5th Street and will be uation in this vicinity, within walking distance building impetus had to emonies for the 1966 the Home Builders As- of the ocean.' complished in a time open from 8 a.m. to 5 Parade of Homes was sociation of Palm Beach in the opinion of Milton come from outside. when the price of just p.m. for visits by local N, Weir, Jr., president South Palm Beach and "Now we are creating held December 8, at County, North Broward should about everything else food service operators, 11:00 a.m. on the site, "They will represent of M N, Weir & Suns. thousands of new fami- has been going up." their chefs, and others H. Don Bogatin, Jr., "It: is going to become he preparing for a pop- lies every year just the best in modern de- ulation burst of some having interest in pre- general chairman of this sign for Florida living obvious to more and within our own popu- paration and serving of year's Parade said. more developers that it proportions within the lation. and will incorporate next five years, the Bo- Tucker Elected food. Special meetings The Parade will be many new materials, isn't necessary to go ten "We have as many fixtures and ideas in or 12 miles west to find ca Raton Realtor be- children in school now situated in Palm Beach lieves — "so m e t h ing Bf Association Gardens on Althea Way design, thus providing sites for large subdi- as we had people in THRIFTY Sei— you with a look at the comparable to what the 1950." — just off Military Trail BOCA PLUMBING visions." Col. Lee H. Tucker -- and some lots will future home building Development: in some WAK£ UP TO have canal frontage. plans for the county," 250 S. Dixie-Boca Raton parts of Broward Coun- has been named interim Swimming P©ol Hit Clews chairman of the newly- WR/FT WITH Sites have been provided Bogatin said. Phone 395-3113 formed Boca Verde by John D. MacArthur, According to the Pub- owner of Royal Ameri- lic Health Service, 95 Condominium Associa- tion, which now numb- can Realty Co. and de- EL GRECO LANPS a SHADES per cent, of the Ameri- Itself Is Newest Conveiieice veloper of Palm Beach can people have had de- ers some 80 residents. Shoppers Haven-3341 H. Federal Hwy., Pompano The .swimming po<.il vacuuming of a pool as W. Clyde Beer has Gardens and the PGA cayed teeth. Some 2fi National Golf Club. South End Phone 942-9523 million wear dentures. that, keeps itself clean the automatic trans- been named as secre- has represented one of mission eliminates the tary. All the homes in the COMPLETE LINE OF SHADES ilie* big hreak-rhruugh.s shifting of gears. Spokesmen for in- P a r a d e will be con- Bring your lamp for proper fitting in homo convenience in In one Boca Raton dividual apartment South Palm Beach subdivision, Rule said, houses in the con- County rhis year. Frank 30 of the first 3.1 pools dominium complex are: M. Rifle, president of built were self-cleaning. "Ray Banker , Hibiscus the Rule Pool Co., said While acknowledging House; Ed Smith, Gar-, WE Iliiw week. that "that was a unique denia I louse, and Ax-thir 11 eliminates daily situation," Rule said Johnson, Alanumda CUSTOM FIT" nevertheless that the House, swing toward automa- This organization was tion in pool operation in formed to handle- social, YOUR this area has been well sports, and cohrfomin- * Pumps defined. ium business affairs for HOME DO-IT-YOURSELF "Automation is gain- residents of Boca Verde. * Wells steadily not only in SAFES SPRINKLER A fourth representative ! &< cleaning but in the feed- will be added, and the New aiii) Used * Sprinkler ^.SUPPLIES ing of chemicals," re- SECURIT BUYING association given perm- NEW LOCATION Systems \$y:T\ ported the builder, who anent status, when Jas- 5149 N. Federal Hwy. tin began installing pools mine House is completed Fl. Liirderdal* — 545-ioil COSTS in South Palm Beach RAIN DANCE NEEDED V) Radio Dispatched County more than 19 158 H.w! 13th '33S-182S years ago. REALTORS OF BOCA RATON St., Boca Raton The following MILDRED I. MADDOX, are members of 507 N.E. 20th St., 395- the Boca Raton 2000. Board of Real- MEDALLION REALTY, DIRECTLY ON tors. Doing Suite C. 131 E. Palmetto business with Park Rd., 395-2421. THE WATERWAY < tli em you are J.C. MITCHELL & SONS, assured the INC., 22 S. Federal Hwy., IN BEAUTIFUL highest type of service 395-4711. that can be administered MOTflERWELL REALTY, BOCA RATON in the Held of Real Estate 757 S. Federal Hwy., Practice. 395-4044. ABVIDA REALTY SALES, THOMAS P. NOLAN,. 131 Inc.,998 s. F'-derai Hwy., N.E. 1st. Avenue, 395- 395-2000. 3S38. W.P, BEBOUT, 701 N. F. BYRON PARKS, 151 * BUY * BUILD * REFINANCE Federal Hwy., 395=4334. N. Ocean Boulevard, 395-3700. CONN C. CURRY, 711 E. Palmetto Park Rd, 395- PETRUZELLI REALTY, PROMPT • 10WEST LOCAL 3922. INC., 2325 N. Ocean" Boulevard, 395-0822. BRUCE ,E. OARRELL, CONFIDENTIAL RATES Realtor, 425 E. Palmetto PLASTRIDGE AGENCY, park Rd., 395-1322. INC.. 224 S. Fed. Hwy., WM. DAY INC., 500 S. 395-1433. J. STUART ROBERTSON, I .'50 aparlniftit) colonial style Federal Hwy., 395-0220, FROSELL REALTY, P.O. INC., 60 S. Federal Hwy., muring: 'I'lic jn'ivary of inili- 395-4624. BOCA RATON OFFICE viituul privati- CITCCIIW! lenaccH BOCA RATON NEWS December 9, 1965 9B CERTIFICATE UP TO )0fl(l«0l(0«l00«0D00O« TOP 1AA TOP VALUE STAMPS 1150 BONUS FREE WITH THIS COUPON VALUE AND PURCHASE of $5 ORDER or MORE STAMPS Clip These TOP VALUE STAMPS TOO EXTRA BONUS 100 EXTRA BONUS Valuable Coupons TOP VALUE STAMPS TOP VALUE STAMPS FREE WITH THIS COUPON wlrh this coupon and purchatc with IhU coupon anil pvrckaM . W-B Brand ttJS. 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CAMINO REAL AND CAMINO REAL SHOPPING CENTER S.W. 3rd AVENUf B*>o/t JhinqM^ Jo £at PLUS TOP VALUE STAMPS WITH ALL PURCHASES §>SSB] 10B December 9, 1965 BOCA RATON NEWS NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING A PUBLIC HEARING will be RESOLUTION NO. 64-48 "SUPER-RIGHT" WESTERH held on the following proposed Ordinance at 7:30 P.M. on De- A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF BOCA RATON,FLORIDA, PUBLIC NOTICES cember 28th, 1965, in the Coun- PROVIDING FOR PUBLIC HEARING ON ASSESSMENTS FOR cil Room at City Hall, at which THE INSTALLATION OF SANITARY SEWERS ON SOUTH time the City Council will con- Lamb Sale EAST FOURTEENTH STREET FROM 100 FEET EAST OF sider its adoption Into law. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS OLD DIXIE HIGHWAY TO U. S. HIGHWAY NO. 1 AND IN AN NAME STATUTE ALLEY WEST OF AND PARALLEL TO U.S. HIGHWAY NO. 1 NAME STATUTE ORDINANCE NO. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that TO SOUTH EAST FOURTEENTH STREET AND SOUTH EAST the undersigned, desiring to en- AN ORDINANCE OF THECITY THIRTEENTH STREET AND RELATED MATTERS SHOULDERS the undersigned, desiring to en- OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA, gage In buslneBB under fictitious gage in business under fictitious name of BOCA RATON MEDI- PROVIDING FOR THE AMEND- WHEREAS, the City Council of the City ot Boca Raton has name of LEONARD J. KOSLOW MENT OF SECTION .25-15 (3) WHOLE OR CAL CLINIC Intends to regis- ASSOCIATES Intends to regis- by resolution No. 59-65 established the need for the installa- ter the said name with the Clerk OF THE CODE OF ORDI- tion of sanitary sewers on S. E. 14th Street from 100 feet ter the said name with the Clerk NANCES HALF of the Circuit County of Palm of the Circuit County of Palm east of Old Dixie Highway to U. S. Highway No. 1 and in an Beach County, Florida. Beach County, Florida. THE CITY OF BOCA RATON alley west of and parallel to U. S. Highway No. 1 to S. E, 14th Ralph C, and Leonard J. Koslow HEREBY ORDAINS: Street and S. E. 13th Street, and 39* Mary K. Geckler 131 N.E. 1st Ave, Section 1. That Section 25-15 WHEREAS, the City Engineer has presented to the City Boca Raton, Florida <3) of the Code of Ordinances Council an assessment roll as hereinafter set forth, now Lamb Shoulder Publish: Dec. 9, 16, 23, 30,1965 is amended by adding thereto therefore, WITH PURCHASE OF Publish: Dec. 2, 9,16,23,1965 the underscored words so that BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY "SUPER-RIGHT" NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING said section shall now read as OF BOCA RATON: follows: CHOPS «• 49( A PUBLIC HEARING will be Section 1. That there will be a public hearing on the 21«t held on the following proposed (3) Unenclosed porches, ter- day of December, 1965, at 7:30 p.m. in the City Council GROUND Whole or Hal! Lamb Ordinance at 7:30 P.M. on De- NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS races, or pools, without roofs, Chambers, City Hall, Boca Raton, Florida, oil all matters cember 28th, 1965, In the Coun- NAME LAW no part of which except railings pertaining to the installation of sanitary sewers Including the BEEF K 1.39 cil Room at City Hall, at which is above the first floor level, may extend not over four feet cost of installation, the assessment roll, and the manner of NO COUPON NECESSARY LEGS a 59( time the City Council will con- Public notice is hereby given sider Its adoption into law. into a front yard, not over three payment on the following described property: that the undersigned intends to feet into a side yard or into a S. E. 14th Street from 100 feet east of Old Dixie High- register with the Clerk of the way to U. S. Highway #1 and in an alley west of and 'SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY WESTERH BEEF ORDINANCE NO. rear yard, to within ten feet of (Boneless Lb. 69c) Circuit Court of Palm Beach a rear plot line, except where parallel to U. S. Highway #1 to S. E. 14th Street and AN ORDINANCE OF"THE"CITY County,. Florida, in compliance said plots are adjacent to a S. E. 13th Street. OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA, with Section 865,09, Florida waterway. In this case, said PROVIDING FOR THE AP- Statutes, 1957, the fictitious terrace may extend to the sea- ASSESSMENT ROLL PROVAL OF THE QUALIFIED trade name of AVIS INTERIOR wall and shall be not lower than Description Footage Amount FREEHOLDERS OF THE CITY DESIGNS under which I am en- OF BOCA RATON FOR THE the top of the seawall, Mizner Development Corp. Plat No. 2 gaged in business at 365 East Jacob Heidt Plat Book 3, Page 38 ISSUANCE OF GENERAL OB- Palmetto Park Road, Boca Jacob Heidt, City Clerk Chuck Roast, 45* LIGATION BONDS OF THE Raton, Florida. "SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SHOULDER OR CROSS CITY- IN AN AMOUNT NOT TO Lot 8, Block 36- 50.00' 396.41 AVIS C. CHENOWETH EXCEED ONE-MILLION DOL- Publish: Dec. 9, 1965 Lot 1, Block 37 150.00' 1,189.23 LARS FOR THE ACQUISITON Furnish Proof of Publication OF BEACH FRONT PROPERTY Publish: Boca Raton News Spanish River Land Co., Plat "A", December 2, 9, 16, 23, 1965 Plat Book 16, Page 29 Boneless WHEREAS, the forces of ero- sion and private development Use the Classifieds threaten to deprive the public Lot B, Block 66 150.00" 1.189.23 LB. Lot D, Block 66 632.10' 5,011.40 79* of the free use and enjoyment Rib Roast NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING of open coastline and beaches, Lot B, Block 67 685.75' 5,436.74 and RESOLUTION NO. 66-65 Totals 1,667.85' $13,223.01 "SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY WESTERH BEEF WHEREAS, the City Council A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA, Cost per front foot - $7.92+- of the City of Boca Raton con- PROVIDING FOR PUBLIC HEARING ON ASSESSMENT ROLL siders it a matter of urgency FOR THE INSTALLATION OF SANITARY SEWERS ALONG The proposed lien assessments may be paid in full within and great public interest that S. E. 11TH STREET BETWEEN SOUTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY thirty days of the adoption of a resolution confirming the beach front property be pre- AND SOUTH DIXIE HIGHWAY AS SHOWN ON PLAT OF completion and acceptance of the projects or they may be served and maintained for the SPANISH RIVER LAND COMPANY, PLAT "A", PLAT BOOK Chuck Steak . 59* paid in five equal annual installments together with interest 'SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY WESTERH use and enjoyment of thepublic, 16, PAGE 28, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF PALM BEACH at the rate of 8%. now therefore. COUNTY, FLORIDA THE CITY OF BOCA RATON Section 2. That the City Clerk give ten days notice in HEREBY ORDAINS: writing of the time and place of public hearing hereinbefore WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Boca Raton has set forth to each of the property owners whose property is Boneless Section 1. That the City of by resolution No. 55-65 declared the need for the Installation proposed to be assessed in accordance with theprovislone of Boca Raton is authorized to of sanitary sewers along S. E. 11th Street between South Section 170.07 of the Florida Statutes. issue general obligation bonds LB. Federal Highway and South Dixie Highway as shown on Plat Section 3. That there be two publications of this resolution, in an aggregate amount not to of Spanish River Land Company, Plat "A", Plat Book 16, Beef Stew each one week apart from the other. In the Boca Raton News, 69* exceed ONE MILLION Page 28 of the Public Recordsof Palm Beach County, Florida, such notice of public hearing shall be verified by the affidavit DOLLARS <$1,000,000) and ma- and ALLGOOD BRAND SUGAR CURED turing not later than thirty (30) of the publisher and the last publication shall be at least one WHEREAS, the City Engineer has presented to the City week prior to the date of the scheduled hearing. years from the date thereof for Council an assessment roll as hereinafter set forth, now the sole and only purpose of therefore, PASSED AND ADOPTED at a regular meeting of the City beach front land acquisition in BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY that general area commonly Council of the City of Boca Raton, Florida, on the 23rd day OF BOCA RATON: of November, 1965. known as North Beach,' Boca Section 1. That there will be a public hearing on the 28th Raton, Florida. , CITY OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA Sliced Bacon • 69* day of December, 1965, at 7:30 p.m. in the City Council By: Sidney S. Brodhead Section 2, That the full faith Chambers, City Hall, Boca Raton, Florida, on all matters Red Check-APPLE and credit of the City of Boca Sidney S. Brodhead, Mayor pertaining to the installation of sanitary sewers, including the Attest: 50 EXTRA Raton shall be pledged for the cost of installation, assessment roll, and manner of payment It COUfOH AM flilCIUU Df I CTitjfiC payment of the principal and Jacob Heidt {Right Guard Spray I *'*"£ on the following described property: Jacob Heidt, City Clerk JDEODORANT 4m. can 88*38 interest on said bonds, and that Along Southeast 11th Street between South Federal BRN 2 -as 49$ ad valorem taxes shall be levied JUICE Highway and South Dixie Highway as shown on Plat on all taxable property within Publish: Dec, 2 and 9, 1965 12.9.65 of Spanish River Land Company, Plat "A", Plat Book Furnish Proof of Publication Libby Brand-CORNED the Cityforthepaymentthereof. 16, Page 28, Palm Beach County Public Records; Section 3. That no bonds pro- ASSESSMENT. ROLL vided for in Section 1 shall be Description Footage Amount 13-OZ. £[QA Issued unless and until the free- Spanish River Land Co. Plat "A" NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING lOurOM *MO FUICUAII W I CTlUpC CANS •• g •» holders, qualified as electors RESOLUTION NO. 65-65 Plat Book 16, Page 28 I Williams Aqua Velva Silicone LaUierSB BEEF a within the City as such, shall j SHAVE CREAM 10«z. con 79