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BOCA RATON NEWS
22 Pages
Sunday, Jan. 12, 1969
Vol. 14, No. 18
Seven enter race for
three council seats
NO
PARKING
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be eliminated
in primary
Roadbuilding equipment installs new, temporary pavement for a detour around tunnel
construction site at Spanish River Park. Work
on tiie pedestrian tunnel is scheduled to start
as soon as the detour route is completed.
Contractor Andrew Kay said construction of
buildings in the park has been delayed because special lumber could not be shipped
from South America during dock workers strike.
Housing, business combined
Cluster ordinance approved
By MARLENE FREEDMAN
After two and a half years
of talks, T«ar!:ed' by fears of
increased density, the Planning and Zoning Board Thursday approved a draft ordinance
to provide for cluster development.
The controversial project
would allow single-family units,
multiple-family units and com-
mercial buildings in one selfcontained area.
Under a draft submitted by
Walter Young, Planning and
Zoning director, and James
Becker, co-members of a subcommittee studying the matter,
the gross density of the cluster area would not be able to
exceed the density of the area
if it contains only single-family dwellings.
Zone board studies
parking requirments
The city Planning and Zoning Board has scheduled a public hearing for Feb. 20 to consider its new proposed parking ordinance that generally
increases the number of offstreet parking spaces for most
buildings.
The proposed ordinance was
presented to the board for the
first time Thursday night by
James Becker and Howard McCall, co-members of a submittee studying the matter.
Perhaps its most striking
revision is the allotment of
parking spaces for multiplefamily dwellings — an increase
from 1.5 parking spaces per
unit to two per unit.
This, according to Robert
Rodgers, board chairman, will
result in " a 25 per cent r e duction in density in some cases."
Some of the other revisions
include these:
Off-campus student housing,
fraternities and sororities —
1.5 spaces per two beds, one
space or manager or operator, and one space per employee.
Hotels and motels — one
space per sleeping room.
Hospitals — one space per
two patient beds, one space per
staff doctor or nurse, and one
space per two employees.
Theatres — one space per
three seats and one space per
two employees.
Mortuaries — one space per
40 square feet (originally was
50 square feet), and one space
per employee,,
Restaurants, bars and cocktail lounges — one space per
30 square feet and one space
per two employees.
Under the proposed ordinance, parking for single-family residence remains the same
at two per unit.
Off-street parking has been
before the board for some time.
The board recently approved a
proposal
allowing
offstreet parking for multiplefamily housing in adjacent
zones. The proposal awaits action by the City Council.
The Board has already approved an ordinance calling for
clusters of single-family units
which is being considered by the
City Council.
• The draft approved Thursday
night is being readied for a public hearing which will be scheduled in the near future.
In their report, Young and
Becker said its purpose was to
"accomplish a more desirable
environment than would be possible through the strict application of minimum requirements of the ordinance" and to
* 'enhance
the
appearance
through preservation of natural features, the reservation
of recreational areas and open
space in excess of the requirements of existing zones, and
master plan requirements."
The draft reads, as follows:
"Open space requirements
may be considered cause for
population density and building
intensity increases and this is
the purpose the permitted type
of development units may include
single - family detached
homes
and multiple - family apartment complexes.
"Cluster proposals for the
development of combination of
single - family and multiplefamily residents use shall be
considered only when the gross
(Continued on Page.3A)
Attorney James Foreman got
under the wire by one hour F r i day afternoon when he filed as
a candidate for a council seat
at 4 p.m.
Foreman's entry into the political race brought the total
number of candidates to seven0
Four others had filed Thursday in addition to the two men
who had filed earlier,,
Arrival of the seventh candidate almost automatically
forced the contest to a primary
runoff combination. Normally,
- the primary election picks
twice the number of candidates
as there are vacant seats. If
only six candidates were in the
race for the three seats, the
first election would be the end
of the contest.
However, if any candidate
should receive a majority vote
in the FebT4 primary, he would
automatically be seated and
would not have to stand again in
a runoff. If three candidates r e ceive majority votes in the p r i mary, it would also end the contest after the first vote.
Putting down their $25 fees
on Thursday were incumbents
Sidney Brodhead and Bernard
Turner, Emil Danciu and Tore
Wallin. Of the four, only Wallin is a newcomer to politics.
Starting the ball rolling early
in the filing period was perennial candidate, Joe Delong, He
was followed by Dr. Harry Sorenson, . ocal dentist who had
tried ya*. was .defeated.for the
office in 1958.
Incumbent Brodhead is running his fifth race for retention to his council seat. He
has been successful in three
of those attempts. He had said
sometime earlier that he might
retire from politics but apparently changed his mind to
align his campaign with Wallin,
Emil Danciu, local contractor, has been unsuccessful two
times in bids for a council
seat. Danciu is an outspoken
opponent to the Garden Apartment referendum and is expected to base his campaign
on that platform. He has also
voiced opposition to a boardwalk at Spanish River Park.
Incumbent
Turner will not
align himself with any other
candidate and will base his own
campaign on past performances
in the council. He said he felt
greater pressure to run this
time since one seat will see a
change, that of Councilman Ed
Guthrie. Guthrie said he will
not seek re-election.
Wallin is a newcomer to the
political field, however he is
not a newcomer to the official
workings of the city. He is
(Continued on Page 3A)
Jan. 8 - 11, 1969
Wed.
Thurs.
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A chilly ride in ihe early morning hours,
but this charter fishing boat mate in the tuna
tower has the best vantage point for spotting
game fish. Just off Boca Raton beaches,
this grew is in some of the finest fishing waters in <he world.
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It was a drab and drizzly day, and there weren't many, persons who wanted to park on A-l-A at Spanish River Park
anyway. The new signs pave the way for a start on construction of a pedestrian tunnel between the beach and parking lots west of A-l-A.
'Salesmen'force
entry,
beat and rob ROH couple
the first man into the house
and when Mrs, Below rushed
to see what was going on she
Local police officials had no
was also knocked down.
new developments Saturday
As the pair of robbers searchmorning in the pistol whipping
ed through the house, Mrs. Berobbery of a local couple about
low was dragged by one of the
noon Friday,
Mi*, and Mrs. Carl Below t •" men. The $30 in cash was taken
from Mrs. Below's pocketbook.
682 SW Second St., "Royal Oak
After going through the
Hills, were both beaten by pishouse, the robbers handcuffed
tols when two men forced their
the aged couple to a towel rack
way into the couples home and
in a bathroom. Below is 70
robbed them of about $30.
years old, his wife, Marie, is
Det. Lt. Al Nahrstedt said
one of the robbers knocked on .71.
Tearing the towel rack from
the door, apparently posing as
a salesman, then forced his the wall, the couple rushed to
way into the house when Be- the front door in time to see the
low opened the door.
pair of robbers drive away in
Below told police the man a late model automobile, Lt.
came in with a gun in his hand Nahrstedt said.
and the resident immediately
The car, reportedly stolen
grappled with the intruder. Be- in Hollywood, was later found
low was beaten over the head in a local shopping
center
and knocked to the floor. The parking lot. Investigation of the
second robber quickly followed case is continuing.
(See editorial, p|tge4A)
Heliport? Not yet,
says P&Z committee
A municipal heliport drew
little support from the city
Planning and Zoning Board
Thursday night.
The Board heard a detailed
report from Howard Flammer,
member of a subcommittee studying the matter, which was
described as an interim r e port but indicated no need for
a heliport at this time.
Flammer and his committee
co - member, Howard McCall,
gathered technical requirements required for heliports
by the Federal Aviation Administration, such as minimum
size of landing pad, clearance
zones and permissible noise
levels.
The board appointed the committee as part of its consideration of 1,100 items of study
to plan for future growth of the
city.
"The reaction I got from
people around was not favorable," Flammer told the board.
He said officials of several
large institutions expressed
disinterest in a heliport, saying
the Boca Raton Airport was sufficient for air travel in and out
of the city.
He noted that Pompano Beach
officials had recently considered a heliport and rejected it on
the grounds that a metropolitan
airport was located near enough
to fill air travelers' needs.
Robert Rodgers, chairman of
the board, commended, "Idon't
think there's any question that
we don't need one now. , . but
we should study the possibility for the future."
Several members of the board
point out that helicopters land
at the airport now and that
a Royal Palm resident lands
one by his home.
This brought up a discussion
of whether any property owner
could land a helicopter on his
land if he had the minimum size
landing pad required by the
FAA. The consensus was that
such a purpose was not prohibited by any existing zoning
ordinance.
Flammer
was
hesitant
to make a recommendation until further information is r e ceived from the FAA, but he
observed, "If I had to make a
recommendation now, I'd say
we don't need it,"
A touch of humor crept in
when Edward H. Benham quipped, "There's some land across
from City Hall that would make
a good heliport," referring to
Garden Apts., a rundown complex of wartime barracks that
is up for referendum next month
for city acquisition.- 3Rodgers r e plied wryly, ' 'That s too controversial."
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Housing, business
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'(Continued from page 1)
areas of the proposals exceeds
approximately 25 acres.
When a cluster development
is proposed in a single-family
residential zone, 60 per cent of
all dwelling units proposed
A public hearing will
be held Feb. 20 to consider the establishment
of an R-5-A zone in Boca Raton to include all
land now in R-5 zones
except that area east of
A1A.
The city Planning and
Zoning Board will hear
arguments
for and
against the proposed
zone which would limit
the height of buildings
west of the Intracoastal
Waterway to 150 feet.
In other action Thursday night, the Board:
— Approved a r e quest from Archer Development Co. to use
parking area in the Royal Palm Shopping Center.
— Authorized the city
engineer to draw up the
necessary setback r e quirements
for the
Board's proposed alignment of Northwest 2
avenue from 24 St« to
35 St.
Walter Young, planning and zoning director, asked the Board to
drop its proposed westerly alignment of the
THE NEW 1969
road and adopt City EnJ. P. Vansant's
PHMTOM EAR gineer
easterly proposal for
"financial and legal"
reasons.
He said Vansant told
him the board's plan
HEARING AID
would be more costly
than his and would inOn
volve negotiations with
of
a cumbersome number
the
of property owners. In
. World's
contrast, he said, Ms
[Smallest
Hearing
alignment plan would cut
Aids.,
through
an industrial
lo Cordstract.
No TubesNo Button.
The board, listened
Hear But Do Not Understand?
but insisted that its proThis could well be NERVE
DEAFNESS. Ttte New 1969 posed alignment be r e PHANTOM EAR might well tained.
solve your problem.
Robert
Rodgers,
board chairman, comNow more than ever before mented, "Since when is
Make No Mistake it such a problem to
deal with a few property owners?"
He said Vansant's
proposal
might be
cheaper and easier to
handle, "but it's not the
best/'
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Two homes
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broken into , here by
thieves
Wednesday
night. An attempt on a
third residence was
foiled by double locks
and barred windows.
Det. Sgt. Al Nahrstedt
said $700 in cash and a
$350 ring was taken
from the home of Oliver Van Hame, 1345 SW
Ninth Ave.
A ring was also taken from the residence
of Clarence Burbaum,
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presently a member of the Planning and Zoning Board.
Wallin has been a proponent
of low density housing on the
board, seeking to half re-zoning to allow more multi-family
and high-rise units0
Forman has acted in some
capacity for the city since he
was named - / prosecuting attorney ad litem. It will be
his first attempt at politics.
In addition to the candidates'
races for three council seats,
a big issue in the Feb. 4 election will be the Garden Apartments referendum. In it the
city is seeking approval of an
$850,000 bond issue to buy the
16 acre tract.
The issue was put to referendum by the present council
upon a petition by the Chamber
of Commerce. A referendum
to buy the land was previously
defeated by a vote of more than
two to one.
within that zone shall be for single-family dwelling.
"The owner or owners of any
track of land comprising an
area of 100 acres or more may
submit to the Planning and Zoning Board a cluster development plan which may include a
minimum amount of commercially zoned property.
"The purpose of this zoning will be to service the basic convenience needs of those
residing in the cluster complex. The commercially zoned property cannot be contiguous to any single-family res~
idential use abutting the cluster development.
"The commercially zoned
property must have the same
architecturally appearance and
quality as the total cluster
complex and must meet or exceed all existing requirements
for setbacks, appearance and
parking. The Board may approve such a plan, subject to
Council acceptance, provided
it finds that:
1. Because of the location
of the tract some commercial
zoning would be essential.
2.
That adjacent property would not be adversely affected,
3. Total amount of commercially zoned property does not
exceed 2 per cent of the total cluster complex."
Burglars enter two homes
After-school
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Sunrjay, Jan. 12, 1969 BOCA RATON NEWS 3A
An after-school r e c reation program for
youngsters age 6-12
opens Monday in Memorial Park.
Recreation Director
Jim Rutherford said the
program will operate
Monday through Fridays
from 3:30 to 5 p.m. Gene
Lockhart will supervise
the six-week program.
Scheduled activities
include:
Mondays
— girls softball: Tuesdays and Wednesdays —
boys soccer; Thursdays
— girls softball- F r i days — boys and girls
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Here we go again
ing year.
Things will be slightly difSo here we go again with ferent in this election. We are
out annual little game of mus- assured of having one brand new
since Ed Guthrie has
ical chairs. This being the big face
year when three chairs will be chosen not to run again. If inavailable to the winners of the cumbents Nardie Turner and
Sid Brodhead are re-seated,
game.
For the next three and one- who will the third man be?
Will he be a conservative or
half weeks, candidates for city
council will dance to the tune a liberal? Or will he perhaps
of whatever funds they can sit in the middle of the road
raise. Then on Feb. 4 the whis- and follow the will of the crowd?
Joe Delong ran a strong third
tle blows for the last time and
three gentlemen will be seated in the two-seat election last
to help run our city for the com- February. But by the same
By JIM RIFENBRUG
Enforcement
Thursday we commented on the city's code
requirements for door-to-door salesmen and
solicitors,, We suggested that perhaps some of
the law's requirements might need clarification. . .that it some cases they may impose an
undue burden on non-profit organizations seeking to raise funds for worthy causes.
But we also stood firmly behind strict enforement of the law as long as it is on the books,
Friday's events — an armed robbery and
beating of householders in Royal Oak Hills —
brings the issue sharply into focus. It underscores the types of activity possible without
strict laws rigid enforcement procedures.
Essentially the situation was this: a couple
of men, apparently posing as door-to-door salesmen, called on a home in Royal Oak Hills. After
the door was opened, they forced their way
into the house, beat and robbed the residents,
and escaped. It's a matter of speculation whether
or not the incident could have been avoided, but
there're a couple of guidelines to remember:
- Everyone soliciting door-to-door in Boca
Ration is required by the existing law to have
a police identification card. If he doesn't don't
open the door and don't under any circumstances
do business with him.
- Licensed firms are required to have a l i cense decal on their cars and trucks. If they
don't, you're courting trouble if you deal with
them.
- If you encounter firms or individuals without proper identification cards or license decals on their vehicles, call the police department. The theft, beating, swindle, or life that
you save may be your own.
Admittedly there's a certain problem in saying that if the lady next door wants to go around
the neighborhood soliciting for her favorite
charity, she should report to the police station,
be fingerprinted, photographed and issued an
identification card. You know the lady next
door and probably would be happy to make a
contribution whether she had a card or not.
But you have no way of knowing whether the next
person who rings your bell is someone's next
door neighbor or a visiting hood down to enjoy
the winter season.
First game today
Our only safeguards are these provided by
the law. However, the public seems to be apathetic about these matters and the police department isn't much better,, There seems ample
evidence that enforcement is slovenly at best.
Our city councllmen have looked the other way
to the extent of issuing an official proclamation
honoring the violation of the code.
Unless the police department, backed up by
a firm stand on the part of our elected and appointed city officials, cracks down on door-to
door solicitors, we can look forward to more
daylight muggings.. .right in your own home.
Views of other newspapers
Old law/new facts
For many years books have had on the
copyright page a warning against printed quotations except for reviews.
In a new book we see a considerable extension of the usual warning. It includes: "No
part of this publication may be reproduced,
stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic,, mechanical, photocopying, recording,
or otherwise, without the prior written permission of the publisher."
Which reminds us that one item of business
stalled in the most recent session of Congress
was bringing up to date a copyright law last
remodeled in 1909.
As the session opened a listing of issues
facing Congress by Congressional Quarterly,
a private research organization, included the
copyright revision and observed that there
are three difficulties: "Uses of. computers, data
storage devices and other technological advances
in reproduction of" copy righted works; royalties
for performers when their records are played on
radio and television; and liability of community
antenna television for royalty payments."
When Congress closed up shop, Congressional Quarterly used many pages to review
what had been done and left undone, without
even a mention of the copyright law. We sup-
pose it will show up again in the January listing
of issues facing Congress.
—Commercial Appeal
How long?
Pahute Mesa, Nev., Dec. 19 (AP) — A hydrogen type nuclear device with the wallop of
a million tons of TNT heaved a mesa top momentarily heavenward and sent ocean-like waves
rippling over the Nevada desert.
On the eve of this test, termed "very sucThe view
cessful" by the Atomic Energy Commission,
the U.S. Public Health Service reported that
the fallout from a Dec, 8 blast — consisting
primarily of radioactive tungsten 187 — reached the highest levels in six years. It was said,
as usual, that there appeared to be no cause
for concern.
The device tested then had a punch equivalent to "only" 35,000 tons of TNT. Yesterday,
By MALCOLM JOHNSON
the AEC asserted, there was no venting of r a diation into the air.. How long is the anxious
The legislative branch of
public expected to accept these rote reassurances and what possible human purpose do these Florida's government is coming close to encroaching on
grim experiments serve?
constitutional prerogatives of
— New York Post the executive branch, and a
showdown could come before
the new Constitution is very
old.
What's bringing it to a head
is the new provision for annual, instead of biennial, s e s sions of the Legislature and
an eagerness by some legislative leaders to keep a dayed the whole thing, even if there
gether, listening to favorite fox to-day, year-around watch and
• By GUS HARWELL
were only a handful of her age
trots of the forties.
control over spending and adIt all adds up to telling us ministration by the executives.
I DIDN'T go to the recent group in the crowd,
what we really should know by
pop festival at Gulf stream Park,
They say this is. merely
HER
COMMENTS on
way of history. The younger bringing the Legislature up to
but I got full reports on it.
generation has its own lan- full partnership in the tradiMy wife, who has more gump- the crowds and their behavior
guage, code of ethics, music, tional American triumvirate
tion than I have about such were of special interest to me
customs and hangups. We in which divides government r e things, took our teenagers and a — and made me wish I'd been
the older generation have ours. sponsibility between the execucouple of others down for the there to see it.
There was little or no misBut those of us who believe tive, the legislative and the jufestival.
that the younger bunch is going dicial branches.
She didn't know exactly what behavior, at least that she could
to hell in a handbasket are
to expect, and didn't realize it see. The youngsters were in
Although, in this scheme, cowrong.
was sort of an all-day affair. their "hippiest" outfits, and
equality is more nominally atthere
was
a
great
deal
of
long
Young people don't think or tributed than constitutionally
The original intention was to
act exactly as we did 20 years prescribed we might concede
spend the afternoon only, and hair, but she said she didn't
ago, and we mustn't expect them a point and still caution
probably to be home by supper- see a single dirty-looking
youngster there.
them to.
time.
them against an inclination to
Each and every one that she
The Now Generation isn't so fudge in defining the field.
bad after all. I don't think I'm
TURNED OUT that there were had anything to do with was
Specifically, at the moment,
going to worry about turning some newly designated legisa lot more people than she ex- courteous and exhibited good
this old world over to them. lative appropriations commitpected to see — the report was manners. Curiously, she said
They could hardly botch tee members are trying to force
that there were 45,000 the day she saw almost no smoking,
things up any worse than we the executive branch's Budget
they attended. It also lasted on especially during the afternoon.
have.
into the night.
Commission, composed of GovTHERE WERE a few arrests
ernor and Cabinet, to prepare
I WOULD probably have en- one-year budgets for all agenMy crew got home at mid- made, some for marijuana posjoyed seeing all. those young cies and institutions.
night. I expected my better half session. But considering the
people behaving themselves at
to be worn to a frazzle and fed crowd present, the misbehavior
the- festival. I certainly would
up with kids and pop music. was minor. You'd expect as
Budget Commission officers
not have enjoyed listening to correctly point out that the only
But she wasn't. As a matter much or more if you put that
their music for 10 hours.
of fact, she thoroughly enjoy- many middle-age people tolaw on the books prescribes
two-year budgets. They don't
believe a committee of the Legislature, between sessions, can
require them to follow an unlawful course.
Besides, they argue that all
the forces of all the agencies
(3) What efforts have been tion on the issue of the Garden and institutions have for months
been going through the prelimmade by the city to encourage Apartments Referendum?
Bond issue
the construction of low cost
s/Mrs. Philip J. Mallon inary steps of preparing twoyear budgets and the bookkeephousing for residents who perTo the editor:
•
ing shift at the last minute
Before any voter in Boca form needed services?
Poverty
would
be impossible.
Raton can render a decision in
(4) Have investigations been
You can't just cut a twothe February elections as to made about federal assistance To The Editor:
year budget in half and call it
whether or not the Garden programs?
I stand in opposition to any an annual budget, particularly
Apartments should be purchas(5) If Boca Raton does not
American citizen paying any in Florida where the populaed, I feel the following ques- provide low cost housing where taxes
time for any r e a - tion and needs grow so fast that
tions should be asked and sat- can the people live that person ifatitany
fairly can be shown an even division would leave
isfactorily answered;
form needed services for us? that his annual
income is at or
(1) For what purpose and Since our city is growing rapid- below the poverty level. In my the agencies with too much
when will the land be used? ly don't we need people of all opinion, such taxes constitute money the first year, and not
enough the second year unless
(2) Where will the residents skills living here?
a cash hand-out by the poor to the Budget Commission (prinof Garden Apartments live if
(6) Will those who have an- the
rich.
cipal executive control agenthe apartments are sold to the nounced their candidacy for City
s/Horace F . Wells cy) worked overtime keeping
city?
Council take a definite posi-
token, Emil Danclu has been
making himself known in political circles and has gained
strength.
Tore Wallin already has a
foot in the door as a member
of the strong Planning and Zoning Board, one of the most
powerful forces in our city
government. Dr. Harry Sorensen is comparitively new at the
game, however he's quite well
known. The same applies for
Attorney James Foreman.
Since Boca Raton is not noted
for having open forums, political rallys or extensive speaking engagements for candidates,
voters have had to rely on intuition and what they read in
newspapers. The candidate with
the most money to spend has
been able to run full page advertisements and radio spots
to get his message across. Some
are content to save their funds
and talk to people on the street,
in offices or wherever they can.
This year, our voting populace will get a helping hand in
their thinking. At least on three
of the candidates.
A group called the City Affairs Committee of the Federation of Boca Raton Homeowners Associations will investigate and question each candidate. This committee will
then recommend
three men
whom they feel are most qualified to fill the job. For newcomers to the city, this group
will serve a good purpose, although if they list the qualifications of only three candidates, the new voters will
never know anything about the
rest.
Al 1 of the details of the plan
have not yet been revealed to
us. I suspect they will be forthcoming in the near future.
A big issue in the election
and one likely to draw more
voters than the candidates is
the Garden Apartments referendum. The Chamber of Commerce currently has a campaign going to convince voters
we should purchase the property.
I think the Chamber is wast- '
ing its time and energy.
from Tallahassee
A showdown coining
On second thought
Surprising youngsters
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7
ality, the Legislature cannot
administer the government effectively in Florida or anyIt would serve these impa- where else because of its size
tient legislators right if the and diversity.
Its job is to make laws within
Cabinet and Budget Director
should tell them flatly if they the limits prescribed by the
want to appropriate money on Constitution (and to determine
an annual basis beginning with policy to the extent that these
the next fiscal year on July laws show policy), to decide
what functions of government
1, to go ahead and do itLegally, and
traditionally, are to be financed by taxalegislators are sitting in on tion, to levy the taxes and althis week's budget hearings only locate the proceeds.
as observers. They get their
Thereupon, it should adjourn
crack at the fund requests, by and leave the day-to day adminlaw, after the Cabinet makes istration of laws and expendiits recommendations; and they ture of funds to the executive
have been building staffs of fis- branch, with disputes to be setcal experts to advise them. tied by the judiciary. Any other
When they convene in April,
procedure would have too many
they could change the law p r o - cooks in the mess.
viding for biennial budgets, then
The Florida Legislature almake their appropriations to the
ready has taken unto itself the
agencies and institutions accordingly for one year only. The auditor who checks to see that
the money has been spent acBudget Commission probably
cording to law and all is accould administer these budgets
counted for. That's proper, and
as it does its own two-year
sufficient.
budgets; but it would be gropIt needn't, and shouldn't, also
ing in the dark because its
try to take over the actual
control estimates of need are
spending.
based on two years' projections and even — in compliance
Indeed, its record of wisdom
with a 1967 law — moving toin
taxing and allocating doesn't
ward five-year plans.
recommend its competency to
Of course, the Legislature go further. It seldom has left
the executive branch a budget
itself could stay in session or
available funds and
attempt to authorize interim with
authorized expenditures in balcommittees to exercise supervision and control over ex- ance. Without expert and prudent Budget Commission manipenditures of money according
pulation, we would have been in
to its allocations.
continual chaos.
But, as a matter of practicthem from overspending in the
first part.
Sunday
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Jan. 12,1969
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Sunday, Jan. 12, 1969 BOCA RATON NEWS 5A
Mitch Woodbury reports
COSmETIC STUDIO
Pro football - books vs. television
Football Fan . . . I promised my friend I wouldn't
use his name. So the central figure on this tale will
have to be nameless. Let's just say he's a football fan. On second thought, let's state it correctly. He's, a rabid football fan.
Like all other fervent addicts of the gridiron
pastime, he spends his Sunday afternoons sitting
in front of his television set watching pro game
double-headers.
As might be imagined, his wife doesn't think
very much of this. The other day she suggested
he spent more time reading.
Being a dutiful husband he went out and bought a
book. You can imagine his wife's reaction when she
saw its title — "How To Enjoy Pro Football."
Patriotic . . . If everyone was as patriotic as
one of my Boca Raton neighbors what a wonderful
country this would be. He s got to be Boca's Mr.
Patriotism.
His name is Tom Kane. He lives in Harbour Terrace in Harbour East and not a single day passes
that he doesn't put out the Stars and Stripes in
front of his apartment. Congratulations, Tom. I
admire you for your loyalty to Uncle Samuel.
Tom's a happy man these days. His wife, Nell,
is home again after a hospital stay,,
Have A Smile „ . . TV star Fred Rogers tells of
the dutiful husband who finally got around to trying
the cologne his wife had given him for Christmas, An hour later, while waiting to be seated
in church, he heard a woman say to her friend:
"I didn't know they used incense in Presbyterian
churches,,"
Meeting . . . For years Mr. and Mrs. Chet
Glowacki, of Cloister Beach Towers, and Mr. and
Mrs. George Henry, 690 NE 30th Place, lived in
Toledo, Ohio, and never met. Then the Henrys
moved to Boca Raton and the Glowackis started
coming here for the fall and winter seasons. And
still they never met. It wasn't until a holiday
cruise aboard the new steamship, Starward, to Jamaica that they were introduced. Turned out they
had staterooms next to each other.
There is a waitress at Lou Rizzo's popular r e s taurant here in Boca who is a Katherine Hepburn
lookalike. So strong is her f acilal resemblance to
the movie and stage star that some of the patrons
call her Kathy. Her name? It's Myrna Pohl.
Harriet (Mrs0 Walter) Davis is a happy gal these
days. One of her Christmas gifts was a hole in
one scored on the 120 yard (with a fairway of only
about 40 yards) sixth hole at the Sun and Surf
Beach Club golf course.
The new president of the real estate development known as Harbour East is George Northcott,
elected at the annual meeting last week. Other officers for 1969 are Allen Smith, vice president,
and Charles Ronald Chapman, treasurer . . . Faces In Places: Baltimore Colt coach Don Shula at
Pal's Captain's Table, John Unitas at the Charcoat Pit.
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One of the area's TV stations has been giving
us some pretty old taped shows, recently. The other night on "Password" Barry Nelson was introduced as the star of "Cactus Flower." He hasn't
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worn by those five geeks was revolting.
Woody's Back „ . . We were leaving the Charcoal Pit in Fort Lauderdale the other night before
proceeding to the Parker Playhouse when I hear
someone exclaim: "Mitch!" I turned to greet
my namesake, Woody Woodbury, the night club,
TV and stage comedian (he appeared in a play in
Chicago two weeks ago) was in Florida for a few
dayso Said he'd just purchased Julie Andrews'
Overheard . . . I overheard one of the clerks
house in California and had taken his home here
in the State liquor store here tell one of Big (Plantation) off the market. Reported he soon was
Daddy's customers: "A liquor store is one place to return to Las Vegas' Caesar's Palace and had
you'll never find a person trying to exchange a four Dinah Shore TV shows coming up. Hadn't
Christmas gift."
decided if he was staying for the Super Bowl game
today „ "If I do I'll have to bring my wife here
Observations . . . If I were Victor Borge I would
from the West Coast," he said.
file plagiarism charges against Dom DiLuise. At
How was the Playhouse's second attraction? It
least a half dozen of the little comedy touches
was Arthur Miller's "The Price." And, believe
used by Dom in his personation of an aging piano
me, "The Price" was right. It was a seering,
artist on a recent Dean Martin TV show were gimcompelling drama with numerous deft comedy
micks long identified, created and used by Victor. touches. Beautifully written and superbly played
Someone should tell that Fort Lauderdale sports
by Arthur Meeker, Gary Merrill, Joseph Buloff
writer the distance between that community and
and Mercedes McCambridge it provided a terrific
Boca Raton. My speedometer clocked 17 miles
session in the theater.
between my home here and the Statler Hilton Hotel, where the Baltimore Colts were guests bePer capita consumpfore their Super Bowl game today. This fellow tion of bread in this
stated the Colts were complaining about traveling country
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a
50 miles to and from their recent practice ses- nearly two pounds
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Lantana from North
By MIRIAM WRIGHT
Carolina 12 years ago.
William Good, ap- He has been bailiff in
pointed by the County the Palm Beach County
Commission Dec. 30 as Courthouse for the past
that he
an assistant veterans year. Before
service officer, will be drove an ambulance for
at the American Legion two years for the County
Post in Boca Raton Home Hospital.
Mahoney, a 10 year
every Friday afternoon
from two to four to a s - U.S. Navy veteran is a
sist veterans or their native of Rhode Island
families with any pro- and attended Brown Uniblems connected
with versity. He now lives
service in the Armed in Lantana, is married
Forces.
and has three children
Good is being train- and two grandchildren.
ed by the newly hired One son 20, attends
Palm Beach
County, Palm Beach Junior Colservice officer, Ray- lege 'and another son,
Mahoney, who took the 17, attends Lakeworth
place of George Vought. High School. His daughtVought resigned after er is married to an Air
complaints were turn- Force sergeant. Maed in against his work.
honey was a deputy tax
Palm
"We are trying to give assessor for
the veterans of Boca Beach County before beRaton and all outlying ing hired as veterans
Palm Beach County dis- service officer. For 12
tricts better and more years he has been a
p e r s o n a l assistance member of the state VeRehabilitation
then they have had here- terans
Commission,
tofore," Mahoney said.
"I believe Good to be
well qualified for the The Chamorro people
outside veterans s e r - believe the
unusual
vice officer, a job which ' l a t t e s , " or capped colwe are just in the pro- umns of heavy coral
cess of establishing.
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Lantana Hospital, Rivi- found more than 200
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Palm Beach. The main
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A resident of Boca Raton, Mello is known
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"Where Dining is Something linicjiie"
Ann Gael is featured as Isabelle in "Therese and Isabelle," now
playing at the Boca Raton Theatre. Co-starring with her is Essy
Persson as Therese. The film carries an " T " rating - restricted to
persons over 17.
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Hall 7:00 to 8:00 PM the night of the Rally (Sunday, Jan. 12)
N a v a l Aviation Officer Candidate Robert
P. McTeague Jr., son
of Mr. and Mrs, Robert
P. McTeague of Boca
Raton, made his first
solo flight.
The flight was made in
a T34. "Mentor" trainer
after five months of intensive academic, military and physical training, including his last
month of Primary Flight
Training with Training
Squadron One at Saufley
Field, Naval Auxiliary
Air Station, Pensacola,
Fla.
The "Mentor" is the
military's version of the
civilian
Beechcraft
"Bonanza."
He wil 1 continue on
to
more advanced
phases of his flight
training for an additional 13 months before r e ceiving
his pilot's
"Wings of Gold."
You can make decorative roses from cream
cheese slightly with
milk and add the d e sired shade and amount
of fool coloring. Then
with the tip of a teaspoon arrange cheese
petals
on bonbons,
smoothing them " down
from the top.
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Imagine . . . eighteen
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As a starter, choose your
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Then banquet on Dungeness crabmeat Imperial.
A delicacy plucked from the Pacific
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Or savor Baked Alaskan King Crab Legs.
Heavenly Crabmeat Imperial. Soft shell crabs,
a Maryland specialty.
Consider saucy crabmeat au gratin or a la Newburg.
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News from the High School
Robert Wallace, DOS
Announces the opening of
his office at
99 SE 1st Avenue
Royal Palm Shopping Center
Boca Raton, Florida
Semester exams coming up
By Dianne E. Rocheleau
The New Year has
gotten off to a busy start
at Boca Raton High
School.
Semester exams are
being given during the
coming week and most
students are studying
hard in a last minute
attempt to refresh their
knowledge of the material they have covered in classes.
The chorus is continuing to prepare for its
upcoming musical pres=
entation of the Broadway
comedy, "Mr.
President", The chorus is currently enlisting patrons from the
student body and the
community. Anyone interested in becoming a
patron of this production should contact Mrs.
Vivian Randon, head of
the music department
of the high school.
People
Unlimited
members joined forces with Soul Seekers
Dec. 26 for a combination Christmas - Nev/
Year's Party, held at
Flood district seeks
lower bridge costs
The governing board the southern part of
of the Central and South- West Palm Beach.
ern Florida Flood ConIt was announced Fritrol District deferred
action Friday on a bid day that it is expected
on construct a major a substantial portion of
highway bridge south- the West Palm Beach
Canal will be improved
west of Homestead and at
no expense to the
took exception to what District,
as material to
were described as ex- be excavated
be
cessively high bridge used for fill for will
Intercosts.
The board voted to state 95.
A $5 million plan to
explore the possibility
of the FCD advertising improve the West Palm
for bids for bridge con- Beach Canal has been
struction instead of the authorized by Congress,
State Road Department and it is predicted that
in an effort to save tax- this work will return
benefits to Palm Beach
payers money,
County estimated at
Robert 1. Searle of
more than $10 for every
Coral Gables, an FCD
board member, noted $1 of expense.
Robert W. Padrick of
that when the State Road
Department
handles Fort Pierce, chairman,
construction, bids are noted that the canal is
only accepted from con- to be realigned as well
tractors that the SRD as the highway and railconsiders "qualified." road.
Searle suggested that
Director G.
other contractors, un- E.Executive
Dail
Jr.
explained
der bond, might be able that the original
alignto build highway bridges ment of Interstate
95
at reduced costs.
would have taken considThe action was spark- erable ground, including
ed when William V. the athletic field of ForStorch, chief engineer est Hill High School,
for the FCD, present- and would also have gone
ed a request for an ad- through the 6th hole of
ditional $35,000 for con- the West Palm Beach
struction of State Road Country Club,
27 bridge over canal
L-31 West, This will be
a new bridge on the
highway leading into Everglades National Park.
Storch said the lowest bid received by the
SRD was $86,000, and
the second lowest bid
was $99,000 for the
bridge. The Flood Control District had e s timated the bridge cost
previously at less than
$60,000.
The FCD will now ask
the State Road Department for permission to
advertise and perhaps
construct the highway
bridge to SRD specifications. It could set a
precedent for construction of other future SRD
bridges by the district.
In other action Friday, the board voted to
advise the State Road
Department
that the
FCD will be responsible for the cost of a
new Seaboard Coastline
Railroad bridge crossing the West Palm Beach
Canal. The bridge,
which will cost more
than $250,000, is proposed for construction
in about two years, at
about the same time that
the Seaboard tracks are
moved westward, and
Interstate Highway 95
is constructed through
Schell, a renowned European actor. Voices
were dubbed in in English. The film was a rewarding experience for
many students who enjoyed seeing the play
that they had read come
alive on the screen.
Hopefully, more such
films will be shown at
Boca High to supplement regular courses.
the Unitarian Church on
Palmetto Park road.
Guests included members of both clubs, holiday visitors from out
of state, VISTA workers
from , the Unitarian
Church, and the pastor
of the church. Everyone agreed that the
dancing, the good company,
good
food,
and soul-beat music
made for a very entertaining evening.
Red Cross members
and their sponsor attended a County Red
Cross meeting in West
Palm Beach Wednesday. They saw a program presented by a
woman missionary from
Vietnam who appeared
in native Vietnamese
dress and explained the
customs and surroundings of the Vietnamese
people.
Last Monday, senior
English classes presented the film, "Hamlet", a Shakespearean
play which all seniors
are reading. The movie,
made in Germany, featured
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Bobcats can't catch up and
Stuart coasts to 70-51 win
If the Boca Raton Bobcats could have played
only the second half F r i day night against Stuart,
they could have had a
good ball game.
The first half counted,
the
Martin
County
Fighting Tigers cranked
out a tremendous lead,
and then coasted to an
easy 70-51 victory.
STUART
16
8 0 16
Matheny
8
3 2
Rogers
9
4 1
Johnson
•7
4 18
Kahle
5 1 11
Mclntyre
Harris
0 0
0
0 0
0
Howard
Boca Raton went up
against one of the best
basketball machines in
the area when they took
on the Tigers. No one
member of the north
county team could be
picked out as being outstanding.
Each and
every member who took
the floor was outstandDespite the fact Boca
ing,,
Raton's Ernie Jones was
A fast break, terif- high point man with 18,
fic ball handling and ex- the Jayvees bowed to
cellent
shooting was Martin County Friday
the combination Stuart night, 54-39, in the p r e used against the local liminary contest.
Too fast, too tall and
team. It is also the pattoo
good on the boards
tern they have used to
give them an undefeated were the reasons forthe
season so far this*year Stuart win. Although no
one man overshadowed
and one that is likely to his feammates, the
make them first when visiting Jayvee squad
the books are totaled at worked well as a team
the end of February
and had little
trouble
Boca Raton outscored building up an early
the visitors, 35-28 in lead.
the second half, but
The little Bobcats
by this time Martin came back in the secCounty was clearing the ond quarter to effect a
bench of second string 23-23 tie at halftime,
players and coasting., but they couldn't keep
During the opening two the pace and quickly fell
quarters,
they had. behind again in the last
cranked out a 42-16 two quarters „
lead0 They had opened
the game by putting 12
points on the Scoreboard
before Boca Raton was
allowed the first bucket.
0
0 0
Thomas
Davis
•2 0
4
0 0
May
0
2 0
Bowling
4
0 0
Barfields
0
Totals
31 8 70
Bobcats...4 12 1817-51
Stuart...22 20 1513-70
Jayvees how to MC
by score of 54-39
Terry Albury shoots from far out.
Gulfslream will open
Sunday after rainout
Last week's rainout
reschedules Gulfstream
Polo's
season opener for Sunday at 3 p.m.
at the Lake Worth Road
grounds
a half-mile
west of Sunshine State
Parkway.
In the postponed 40th
season inaugural Gulfstream will ride against
Palm Beach with revised lineups.
Peter Orthwein, r e cently returned from a
tour of polo centers in
central America, will
replace his twin brother Steve in the Gulfstream lineup. A severe
fracture in a practice
match last Tuesday will
Short Is
winner
Mignon Short posted
a plus six this week to
take honors for women
at Boca Raton Country
Club.
Thirty - two ladies
participated
in the
stroke play golf tournament.
Second place went to
Becky Stiltson for a plus
five. Ella Noll and Peg
Toy tied for third place,
each with a plus four.
18 Hole Par-3
Phone
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Lessons
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DRIVING
mm
sideline him for several
weeks.
Dolph Orthwein, father of the twins will
ride in the No. 2 position. Heath Manning, and
Allen Jerkens complete
the Gulfstream squad.
Palm
Beach
will
counter with Herb Pennell, Keith Bailey, Butch
Butterworth and Bert
Azqueta of Palm Beach.
FG FT TP
Eggenberger 0 2 2
Coerancesco 1 0 2
Jones
6 6 18
Aspinwall
0 0 0
Gross
0 4 4
Shannon
6 113
Totals
13 13 39
STUART
FG
Jackson
6
Rich
3
Harvey
4
Bletch
5
Thompson
2
Ought er son
2
Turner
0
Brinkley
0
Stroudmire
2
Totals
24
Jayvees,..5 18 9 7-39
Stuart. ..11 12 1318-54
Royal Palm, Milwaukee,
tangle in polo opening
Del Carroll and Benny Gutierrez will be the
high goal leaders Sunday as Royal Palm Polo
takes another crack at
opening the season.
The game was called
off last Sunday when
rains soaked the playing
fields.
Carroll will ride in
the number two position
for Royal Palm's entry
and will be carrying a
rating of eight goals.
With him at the number one slot will be Joe
Casey, four goal er, Jack
Jim Agatheas one hands a bucket.
Women of the University Park
Country
Club held a best ball of
two
tournament this
weeko
Nadine Tapscott and
Molly Davis came in
first with a score of 65.
In second place, Mel
Robertson and Lee Stevens had a combined t o tal of 68.
Third place went to
Ida Jacoby and Esther
Schieid- for their score
of 70,
There were three
chip-in winners. They
were Dot Whitman, Gert
Reif steck and June Munnick.
Bowling standings
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Sturdy Oaks Bowling
Weekly winners:
l-Spar
255
2-Freed
254
3-Lane, Edens
& Reguly
248
High team game Edens, Cann, Arseneau,
Morrison 1079; high
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Novy, O'Brien, VanSteenberg and Morrison 3006; ind. high, Reguly 223; ind. triple Van
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Industrial League
Team
Won Lost
Rinker
52
20
Causeway
49.5 22O5
Mark Fore
40
32
Velda Farms 39.5 32.5
Boca Heat
30 42
Jone's Svc. 29
43
Bruning
28
44
Plumbing
20
52
High
team
game.
Causeway Lumber 765;
high team triple Rinker
Material 2094; indc high
P. St. Jean 237; ind.
triple D. Macdonald 590."
FAU Bowling League
Team
Won Lost
Guttersnipes 35
21
Qualify
34
22
34
22
33
23
32
24
32
24
31
25
30
26
26
30
30
26
27
29
28
Mr. & Mrs. 28
2Q
Eagles
27
26
30
Lancers
No See Ums 25
31
Chumps
25
31
Twin D'ble
24
32
Unisons
23
33
34
Bookworms 22
Bibliocrats
11
45
High team game E a gles and Penguins 787;
high team triple E a gles 2272; women's ind.
high and ind, triple Dottie King 206 and 536;
men's ind. high and ind.
triple Carl Miller 221
and 537.
Flyers
Injuns
Strugglers
Derelicks
Bangtails
Crawdads
Pin Pushers
Penguins
Souls
Gnats
Early Bird Bowling
Team
Won Lost
Skylarks
51
17
Hum. Birds 45
23
41.5 26.5
Members of the Uni- Hawks
37.5 30,5
versity Park Country Swans
37
31
Club men's association Cardinals
36
32
held qualifying rounds Kook'ras
34
34
this week for the an- Blue Jays
30
38
nual handicap tourna- Peacocks
ment. First round of Roadrunners 28.5 39.5
40
the tourney will be held Mynah Birds 28
Pelicans
20.5 47.5
next Wednesday,
19
49
Winners this week Sandpipers
High team game and
were Floyd Trump and
high team triple KookFred Bezz at 69.
Second place went to aburras 713 and 1826;
Dale Sheaffer for a 72 ind. high and ind. triple
and William Pahl came Eileen Massarella 209
and 507.
in third with a 73.
for match
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Delray Beach on U.S. X
Connor Brown
FT TP
0 12
1 7
1 9
1 11
3 7
0 4
0 0
0 0
0 4
6 54
For the Bobcats, Garry Lambert
was high
point man with seven
field
goals for 14
points „ Terry Albury,
the only other man going
into the double firgures,
had three field goals and
four at the line for a total of 1 0 .
The Cats were scheduled to play at Northeast
Saturday night.
They will go against
Lake Worth next Wednesday.
The box score
BOBCATS
FG FT TP
1
Sparling
0 1
7 0 14
Lambert
3 4 10
Albury
6
2 2
Agatheas
6
3 0
Parker
6
3 0
Miller
4
1 2
Keitzer
2
Hayden
0 2
Mary Stewart was the Graham
0
0 0
low gross winner at the Finger
0
0 0
Hotel and Club course Caylor
2
1 0
this week in Class A
20 11 51
Totals
division.
Class A low net winners were Ruby Clark
and
Lean Arnauton.
They tied for the honors.
In Class B, low gross
was shared by Karen Camino Gardens League
Chingos, Helen Cohen Team
Won Lost
and Ann Tfeltf. Low net Maypops
29
19
winner was Amy Lynah. Tamarinds
28
20
Irene Merriman took Hickories
28
20
low gross in Class C Bayberries 27
21
and Mare Moir was low Butternuts
26
22
net winner.
Sycamores
23
21
No scores were given June Berries 23
25
for any of the partici- Hollyhocks
23
25
pants.
Elm Trees
22
26
Pep'ridges
19
29
Apple Trees 18
26
Peach Trees 18
30
High
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Oxley in number three
with five goals and
Chuck Wright riding at
back with a four goal
rating.
The squad will have
an aggregate of 21 goals^
Milwaukee is the opposition and Gutierrez
will be in number three
position with his rating
of seven goals.
Up front in the number
one spot is Russell
Firestone, two goals,
making a comeback aft-'
er two years layoff from
the polo game. Jules
Romfh, at four goals is
riding number two and
Juan
Rodriguez, five
goals will be in the.back
position.
Royal Palm will give
up three points to the
visiting Suds City team
at the beginning of the
game because of the total handicap. They will
need to make three goals
to bring the contest back
on an even footing.
The full lineups are
as follows:
ROYAL PALM
*
Joe Casey
4
Del Carroll
8
Jack Oxley
5
Chuck Wright
4
Total
"2T
MILWAUKEE
Russell Firestone
2
Jules Romfh
4
Benny Gutierrez
7
Juan Rodrigues
5
Totals
T8"
Rally set
Russ Baumann was
top golfer in Class A
group this week as the
Dirty Dozen Plus group
took to the links at Boca Raton Country Club.
He shot a'low net of 55.
Jim Gargill and Ed
Yerg tied for honors in
Class B competition.
Both men had scores of
59.
In Class C, with a 59,
Al Beckmann was the
top man.
The nearest to the
pin contest was held on
hole number 18 and was
won by Charley Finley.
The ladies also played and Alyne
Bisset
came in winner with a
score of 50.
at hotel
A post Super Bowl
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Hotel and Club Sunday
at 8:15 p.m.
Two players
each
from the Dallas Cowboys, Atlanta Falcons
and Miami Dolphins will
be featured under the
direction of the Sports
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Delegations
from
area churches and high
schools are invited. The
1,500 seats are complimentary.
Classic 910 League
Team
Won Lost
Cisco Kid
34
17
Boca Print. 33.5 17.5
First Bank
28
23
A&P Const. 26
25
#3
25
26
Whistle St. 23
28
#5
20.5 30.5
Ruterberg
14
37
High team game and
high team triple A & P
Construction 990 and 2 , 766; ind. high George
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Bill Berry 620.
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IBM Mates League
Team
Won Lost
Galleys
36
20
Sloops
34
22
Commodores 32
24
Destroyers
30o5 25O5
Mates
24.5 31.5
Anchors
24
32
Stowaways
22
34
Cruis'tes
21
35
High team game and
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a steam turbine,, A motor ship has diesel engines which are piston
engines, and of course
a gas turbine has a turbine. The type of engine you find in a ship
isn't due to some whim
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or the builder. There's
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(horsepower) that you
can put into piston engines,, You won't find
diesels much bigger
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which is a pity because
they're almost twice as
efficient as high pressure steam engines. You
can build a ship with
twin screws and get
maybe twenty or thirty
thousand total horse-
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This means that if you buy a
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But by then, their love will
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Shipping companies
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freighters that cruised
at only seven knots.
There
aren't many
freighters that slow left
these days, but there are
many that don't make
better than ten or twelve
knots. I went to India
on a troop transport that
was considered fast. It
could cruise at twenty
knots but it had steam
turbines for power,
A couple of Liberty
ships that had been used
during the war had r e cently been taken out of
mothballs and equipped with gas turbine engines. They've been put
into service on an experimental basis to see
how they would work.
Because the gas turbine
has no reciprocating
parts, it can be made
with much.more horsepower than diesels. It
burns the same fuel as
a diesel at close to the
same efficiency. But the
early gas turbines didn't
last very long so they
weren't fit for marine
service.
When you make a big
gas turbine, the forces
acting on the spinning
parts grow with size.
If you make the buckets
of the turbine strong
enough to stand these
forces, the material
won't stand the corrosion and erosion from the
burning gases. If you use
a material that will
withstand the corrosive
effects of the burning
gas,
the materials
aren't strong enough to
stand the centrifugal
forces.
Recently,
though, methods were
found where strong alloys could be surface
treated to resist corrosion and gas turbines
can now go for thousands of hours before a
major overhaul is necessary. The lightweight
and small size for a
given horsepower is another advantage they enjoy.
If you've ever ridden
in an airplane with gas
turbine engines, you can
appreciate the smoothness, the freedom from
vibration, of this kind of
engine. You might not
notice this smoothness
in a ship, though, because there's usually
more vibration from the
propeller than from the
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Section B
Page One
kink
An astronaut? Not for me
By Marlene Freedman
No, it's not true that
everyone wants to be
an astronaut.
Out of four Boca Raton High School students
surveyed, not one wanted to be one — not even
one who hopes to become
an airline stewardess.
Generally
agreeing
that space travel is still
too risky were Craig
Dubisky, ninth-grader,
Janet Magnum, tenthgrader; Jeannine Mitchell, eleventh-grader;
and Keith Higgins, twelfth-grader.
Keith's reservations
were summed up by his
observation
that
"there's too much risk
involved."
He said he followed
news of the flight Apollo 9 and kept hearing about thedanger that
the capsule might re-
enter the earth's atmosphere "at the wrong
angle and we'd never
see them again."
So he's sure that he
doesn't want to be an
astronaut. "Not now, not
in the 1960's, he says,
predicting however that
the risks will be minimized in years tocoineBut right now he's
content to stay on earth.
Janet, hopeful candidate for an airline stewardess school, shares
Keith's hesitations.
Anticipating
that
women will become astronauts in the next ten
years, she nevertheless
professes no desire to
be in select that group.
"I wouldn't want to go
through all the training'% she says, conceding, "I'd be scared to go
up that far."
"Not many people
have done it before. I'd
rather wait until more
people were doing it."
Craig also is concerned about risks, but
brings up another point.
Astronauts have alot
of free time between
their
chores and this,
according to him, would
be "pretty boring" and
"sort of lonely."
Jennine doesn't toss
aside the space program
totally. She says she
sees more opportunities
as a technician working
on the space program
than as an astronaut
herself.
The students also
agreed on the appropriateness and propriety
of the astronauts reading from the Bible during their Christmastime
flight. Critics have attacked that as a violation of separation of
church and state.
It was a perfectly natural thing for them to
do, according to Jennine
"The whole majesty of
God's creation was visi-.
ble to them.. .His beauty
was all revealed to
them."
Craig sees the religious reading as the natural tendency of people
taking a long trip during
a holiday period.
To Janet, it was also
natural. After all, it
was Christmastime."
Keith, recognizing the
dangers of space travel,
again, concludes, "It
was the time of their
life when they needed
religion the most."
And he ventured an
opinion of
America's
space program as a
whole.
"I think we're spending our money wisely on
the space program", he
says, "but maybe we
concentrate
too much
on beating the Russians
to the moon and instead
should be concentrating
on beating the Communists in Vietnam."
Janet Magnum
Craig Dubisky
Keith Higgins
Jennine Mitchell
T Author to
address club
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The Boca Raton Women* s Republican Club
will present as g u e s t
speaker, Dr. Robert J.
Huckshorn, author and
professor of political
science at Florida Atlantic University, at a
luncheon Jan. 14 at Ramada Inn, Deerfield
Beach.
His topic will be "The
1968 Elections and its
Aftermath."
Formerly a member
of the Republican coordinating committee task
force on functions of
federal, state and local
governments, Dr. Huckshorn was also an advisor to Governor Robert
Smylie of Idaho, a special assistant to national
chairman William E.
Miller and director of
the division of arts and
sciences of the Republical National Committee.
All candidates for
City Council will be invited to attend the 12:30
p.m. meeting and will
have an opportunity to
speak and answer questions.
Mrs. Joseph Gola or
Mrs. Joanne Aker are
in charge of reservations.
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2B BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, Jan. 12, 1969
ANN LANDERS
My uncle molested me
Busy workers meet at the home of Mrs.
Jack Royer to make table prizes for the dessert bridge party sponsored by the Boca Raton
Welcome Wagon Jan. 30 for the benefit of Boca
Raton Community Hospital. The benefit will
be held at 12:30 p.m. at the Community Cen-
ter. Shown are, from left, Mrs. Howard Beatty,
ticket chairman; Mrs. J. W. Hoffman, prize
chairman; Mrs. Royer, general chairman, and
Mrs. Jack Schaffner, Welcome Wagon president. Reservations are available from Mrs.
Beatty or Mrs. Frederick Heldt.
too hot tot
Dear Ann Landers: him. He hasahuladanc- accomplished if they does it become
Send for Anrfc
God bless you for print- er tattooed on one arm take a position and let handle?
booklet,?,
ing that letter about the and a U.S. flag on the their kids know they Landers'
"Necking And Petting —
(Old uncle who molested other. The boy is nev- mean it. It's always eas- What
Are the Limits?" •
the little girls in the er without a cigaret in ier to say yes than no, Mail your
request to Ann,
family. You'll never his mouth. He stands' but the easy out adds up Landers
in
care of your!
to
total
abdication
of
with
his
thumbs
hooked
know what you did for
newspaper
enclosing oO\
parental
responsibility.
in his pants. My husme.
cents
in
coin
and a long, \
How
far
should
a
teenband
can't
stand
him.
I am 16 years old and
stamped,
self-address-j
age
couple
go?
Can
Last
night
Sandy
said
for years — exactly how
envelope,
many, I can't remember they, want to be 'pre- necking be safe? When edAnn
Landers will
engaged"
before
he
— I have kept a secret
help you witl
gglad toproblems.
locked inside me. Just ships out. This means
Send
they
promise
to
wait
for
your to her in care
reading that letter has
of
them
made me feel 100 per each other and the
x,v^~
Raton
News,
Box
promise
is
sealed
with
a
Boca
cent better, I always
3346, Chicago, Illinois,
thought I was a freak ring. We are ready to
60654,
enclosing a
say
yes
just
to
get
some
— that no one but me
stamped, self-addresshad ever had so horri- rest. Should we?
ed envelope.
ble an experience. Now - TIRED OF FIGHTING
I know I am not alone.
Dear Tired: Noo A 15I The capital of AusI couldn't have been year - old girl has
tralia was a raw town of
more than four years no business getting pre15,000 at the end of
old when my uncle did engaged, whatever that
World War II. Now the
things to me that I now means, and you should
federal city has thea-^
realize he had no busi- • not allow it.
ters, stores, high-risdi;
ness doing. It all startParents would be suroffice buildings, a uni-'
ed when he took me prised
at
what
can
be
versity, a national libswimming, I didn't know
Caroline Ruth Thomas
erty and concert cenwhat he was doing and
I didn't realize it was
ter. Its population, now
wrong. After he molest110,000, may reach
Engagement 250,000
ed me he took me for
by 1980.
long rides and bought
me candy. He always
is announced Classified Ad Service.
told me never to tell
anybody what happenMr. and Mrs. Albert
Phone 395-8300
;
ed.
C. Thomas of 1308 S.
Deerfield Ave., anMy uncle died when I
nounce the engagement
was seven. I remember
of their daughter,! Carhow happy I was, I realoline
Ruth, to Richard
ly feared and hated him.
Open to all — Jan. 21
Moegenburg, son of Mr.
And then I felt guilty
at the
and Mrs. Carl R. Moebecause everybody was
genburg
of
Boca
Raton.
ART
GUILD
crying and I was glad.
Miss
Thomas
is
a
of
BOCA
RATON
Please, Ann Landers,
821 West Palmetto
Mr. and Mrs. Walter graduate of Pompano
tell your readers how
Park Road.
little girls can be pro- Drolet, of 12840 Long- Senior High School and
REFRESHMENTS at
tected. Thank you for acre Road, Detroit, is employed at Publix.
1:00 PM with card
Her fiance is a gradgiving me the chance Mich., announce the
play following. Valuato express myself on engagement of their uate of Boca Raton High
ble door prizes. Tickets
a subject that has been daughter, Susan Jane, School and is stationed
$2.50 are a donation to
haunting me for years. to E. Paul Dunn, son at MacDill Air Froce
ffie Guild's building
Base in Tampa.
- BEEN THERE
fund. PHONE 395-1887]
A March wedding is
Dear Been: I'm glad of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
for reservations.
you wrote, and I urge Dunn of Boca Raton. A planned at the Moravian
others to do so. It's good summer wedding is Church in Boca Raton.
planned.
therapy.
And now for the advice.- Mothers should
be alert to all male
Malone
friends and relatives
who are overly attenPALM BEACH HOME
tive to their young chilnamed
dren. When youngsters
HEW YORK APT.
return from a ride or an
In his first act as
outing they should al- king of the 1969 GolIncluding collection of Jades
ways be asked where den Palm Festival, Euand period silver.
they went, whom they ;• gene A. Robinson, asstarting
saw and what happened. sistant to the president
Any reluctance to speak of Florida Atlantic UniMONDAY, JANUARY 13th, 8 P.M.
should be interpreted as versity, announced the
and Continuing Every Night
a danger signal.
appointment of Paul.E.
The number of chil- Malone of Boca Raton,
On the Premises of the
dren who are molest- as his prime minister.
ed and raped every year
Robinson will reign
is appalling, and the with Queen Jane Marie
guilty party is usually Howley, a graduate of
not a stranger, inter- Florida Atlantic, over
estingly enough, but a the festival festivities
family friend or a rel- the week of Jan. 17-24
615 East Atlantic Avenue
ative.
in West Palm Beach.
Delray Beach, Florida
"E Pluribus Unum"
Dear Ann Landers:
SPECIAL SUNDAY EXHIBITION
Our daughter was 15 in- first appeared on UnitJANUARY 12fh 12 Noon to 4 P.M.
September but she looks ed States coinage in
and acts older. Sandy 1795.
started to date when she
was 12, I wasn't very
happy about it but she
The newest, most versatile
was always ahead of her
years and there was no
ir
Hairpiece today!
way I could hold her
back.
Sandy has gone crazy over a sailor who is
stationed near here. The
boy is 20 years old,
doesn't say much, and
for the life of me I can't
figure what she sees in
ESTATE OF THE LATE
ARTHUR L.ROSIN
First poster reminding Boca Raton residents
of the Jan. 16 meeting of the Friends of the
Library featuring author and lecturer Catherine Marshall went up — quite naturally — in
the library window, Admiring the poster are
from left , Mrs. Allan B. Miller, musical director; Rev. Albert Shiphorst, president; Mrs.
Ralph B. Kling, Board of Director member, and
Mrs. Warren J. Murray, librarian.
Friends of Library schedule
forum with Catherine Marshall
Catherine Marshall, story based on the life
author of the best-sel- of her mother who left
ling book and motion her home in North Carpicture, "A Man Call- olina to teach in a oneed Peter", will
dis- room schoolhouse in a
cuss her first novel in dangerous area of the
a forum Jan. 16 under Smoky Mountains.
Her novel is her latthe
sponsorship of
Friends of the Library est product in a growof Boca Raton.
The meeting, which
Cluh plans
is open to the public
without charge, will be
held at 8 p.m. at the
annual event
Community Center.
The author, who is
now Mrs. LeSourd, lives
Planning is going full
in Boynton Beach. She speed ahead for the 8th
will discuss her new annual luncheon-fashion
novel "Christy/' a show of the Episcopal
Church Womens club of
St. Gregory's Church,
Club holds
according to Mrs. Joseph
Caros, promonthly meet gram chairman.
The event will take
The Friendship Wa- place at noon Feb. 12
goneers of Boca Raton at Crystal Lake Counwill hold their month- try Club.
ly meeting and lunchTickets are available
eon at Pal's Captain's from
Mrs. Vincent
Table on Wednesday, Mueller and Mrs. Frank
Jan. 15 at 11:30 a.m. Shober.
Miss Helen Uphoff is
Assisting Mrs. Caros
in charge of reserva- with preparations is
tions.
Mrs. Edward Geary.
ing list of literary accomplishments. In addition to writing' 'A Man
Called Peter", a biography of her late husband, Dr. Peter Marshall , who was chaplain of the Senate until
his death in 1949, she
has edited many of his
sermons into published
books.
The meeting will also
feature music by the
Boca Raton Music Study
Openings in
flower class
The Boca Raton Recreation Department still
has openings in the plastic flower class which
meets Tuesdays at 9:30
a.m. at the Community
Center
with Alfreda
Straleau.
Mrs. Straleau also
has openings in her
"Fabulous
Fakes"
class which meets at 1
p.m. at the Community
Center on Tuesdays,
From U.S. 1 take
Atlantic Ave. or
S E. 10 St. to
Military Trail and
follow signs to
the grove
Club chorus under the
direction of Mrs. Allan
B. Millar. She will be
accompanied by Mrs.
Edward Henderson.
Arrangements for the
program were supervised by officers of the
Friends of the Library,
Rev. Albert Shiphorse,
president;
Mrs.
Clarence Kent, vice
president; Mrs. Robert
T r a f f o r d , secretary;
an Dr, F.W. Sullivan
Jr., treasurer.
The
organization
aims to create public interest in the library and
promote knowledge of
its functions, resources
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Pastor, wife
visit son
Monday, Jan. 13
Pbmobile, Neighborhood Center, 9:30 a.m.
corsage class, Garden Center, 10 aom.
Woman's choral group, First United Methodist
Church, 10 a.m.
DAR Estahakee chapter, Deerfield Beach Country
Glub, noon.
Horticulture, Garden Center, 1 p.m.
Welfare Council case worker, Garden Apts., 1 p.m.
Boy Scout Troop 303, St. Gregory's Church, 7p o m.
Lions Club, 399 NW 35 St., 7:15 p.m.
Business and Professional Womens Club, Boca
I Raton National Bank, 8 p.m.
Tuesday, Jan. 14
Sketch group for members, Art Guild, 10 a.m.
Job corps, Neighborhood Center, 10 a.m.
Kiwanis Club, New England Oyster House, noon0
Poinciana Womens Republican Club, Deerfield
Beach Country Club, noon.
Boca Raton Womens Republican Club, Pal's Captain's Table, 12:30 p.m.
Hospital tours, Boca Raton Community Hospital
- lobby, 1:15 p.m.
County legal aid, Neighborhood Center, 1:30 p.m.
County public health nursing and immunization
. m, clinic, Neighborhood Center, 2-4 p.m.
Migrant legal aid, Neighborhood Center, 6:30 p.m.
Boy Scout Troop 333, First Presbyterian Church,
7 p.m.
Table tennis for adults, Community Center, 7:30
p.m.
Civitans, University Inn, 7:30 p.m.
American-Italian Social Club, University Bowl,
7.-30 p.m.
Lady Lions, members' home, 7:30 p.m.
St. Joan of Arc Guild, school, 8 p.m.
BPO Does Drove 173, 140 NW 11 St., 8 p.m.
a.m.
Sewing groups, Garden Center, 10 a.m.
Soroptimists, Dutch Pantry, 12:15 p.m.
Exchange Club, Pal's Captain's Table, 12:15 p.m.
Welfare Council case worker, Garden Apts,, lp.m o
Sunrise Kiwanis Club, Dutch Pantry, 7:30 p.m.
Florida Nurses Association, 7:30 p.m.
Table tennis for adults, Community Center, 7:30
p«m0
Weight Watchers, First Federal Savings and Loan,
7:30 p.m.
American Legion, 160 NW 2 St0, 8 p.m.
Masonic Lodge 328, 7171 N. Federal Highway, 8
p.m.
Junior Chamber of Commerce, Chamber of Commerce building, 8 p.m.
Friday, Jan. 17
Fiesta workshop, Garden Center, 10 a.m.
Veterans service, American Legion Hall, 2 p.m.
Sea Explorer Ship 307, Boy Scouts, 414 NW 35
St., 7 p»m.
Saturday, Jan. 18
Sparky Fire Department, Boca Raton Theatre,
10 a.m.
Pictured on their honeymoon 55 years ago, Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
DeVenneof 267 SW 2 St., Boca Raton, are celebrating their anniversary today.
Married 55 years today
Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
DeVenne of 267 SW 2St.
are celebrating their
55th wedding anniversary today.
Their daughter, Mrs.
Keith Knapp of Pom-
Wednesday, Jan. 15
iStory hour for ages 4 to 6, Boca Raton Library,
W 9 a.m.
Family service agency counselor, Neighborhood
, Center, 9 aom0 to 5 p o m.
Boca Raton Womens Golf Association, golf course,
; 9 a.m,
DR Board of Trustees, Hospital development of: fice, 9:30 aome
Boca Buckeye Club, Schrafft's, noono
Rotary Club, New England Oyster House, 12:15
:: p.m.
Boy Scout Troop 337, Scout Hut, 7:30 p.m.
Epsilon Pi chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, members'
; home, 8 p.m.
J i l k s Lodge 2166, 140 NW 11 St., 8 p.m.
feoca Raton Association for Retarded Children,
First United Methodist Church, 8 p o m.
Alcoholics Anonymous, First United Methodist
Church, 8:30 p.m.
Pontiac, Mich, where
he was a purchasing agent for a manufacturing firm. He has
since retired.
Open House will be
from 2 to 5 p.m.
pano Beach, is holding
open house at their home
today for all their
friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. DeVenne moved to Boca
Raton 10 years ago from
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Vocational rehabilitation counselor, Neighborhood
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Royal Palm Womens Golf Association, Royal Palm
Golf Course, 9:30 a.m.
Weight watchers meeting, University Bowl, 9:30
HOLIDAY
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Rev. and Mrs. Albert
L. Eastman recently r e turned from a visit to
Stone Mountain, Ga.,
where they had a reunion with their son, Rev.
Earle Eastman, pastor
of the Western Presbyterian Church in Palmyra, N . Y .
Rev. Eastman, who is
pastor in Boca Raton at
the Church of the Open
Door, was accompanied
on the trip by his wife,
their daughter, Vickie,
and their son, John, John
spent the holidays with
his parents during r e cess from Dallas Theological Seminary where
he is a junior. He is also
pastoring the F aught
Union Church in Paris,
Tex.
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picture was taken aboard the boat of Fred J.
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Boca Raton, spent the Spain before returning
Christmas
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Years holidays in Ath- in late January.
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Stetson poet gathers
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By ED HIRSHBERG
"Devoirs to Florida," by William E.
Taylor. Olivant Press,
$1.00.
Professor Bill Taylor of the Stetson University English department is one of Florida's finest poets, as well
as a good friend to all
poets, many of whom
he has helped.
This slim little collection, devoted to the
y_
Ed
Hirshberg
Sunshine State, proves
that he can write poetry
with the best of them.
It contains eight of his
new poems never befor published; the rest
are reprinted from anthologies where they appeared previously, or
from some of the "little" magazines, such as
"Epos" and "Southern
Poetry Review."
Most
characteristic of Taylor's poetry
is his wry sense of humor — even the title
of his book, which means
"Respects" in French,
is ironical, since he
makes fun of Florida
just as often as he pays
it his respects. Typical
is such a poem as this
one, about one of our
state's most respectable
residents, the
alligator:
His brain's no larger
than a black-eyed pea;
it rolls in his head like
a pebble in the sea.
If you pull his head back,
the pea will roll about,
knock against the bone,
and black him out.
Hence, Tarzan has such
easy wrestlings
on location here at Homosassa Springs.
Taylor's images are
not only funny, but also
very
vivid, giving
a poetic flair to his
sometimes
prosaic
style. Here are some of
the ways he describes
typically
Florid ian
scenes or objects: Daytona Beach is "littered with living porno'graphy;" bougainvillea
is "sweet and pregnant
as the ocean;" the sun
"dissolves
flake by
flake into the sea." Images like these break
through the
prosey
sound and rhythms,
catching you and holding you long enough to
sprinkle a little sand
in your shoes — and if
his poems can do that,
then they're as successful as the poet wanted
them to be.
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chamber ballet group
The First Chamber
Dance Quartet, an ensemble of dancers who
left stellar positions in
the three largest ballet companies of the
country, will perform
Wednesday, Jan. 15 at
8:45 p.m. in the first
of a series of three music and dance programs
of the Society of the
Four Arts.
Lois Bewley, Charles
Bennett, William Carter and Janice Groman,
all formerly with such
distinguished companies as the New York
City
Ballet,
Ballet
Russe and American
Ballet Theatre, will appear in the program
which includes German
and Japanese dances,
among others.
The quartet, which
made its first tour in
1964, left the traditional ballet theatre to c r e ate " a new kind of chamber dance," one that
could have the intimate
impact of chamber music and not depend upon
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At Palm Beach Junior College
Parent-child relations are subject for workshop
judge, two ministers, topic of the roots of bediscussing
two teachers, the exe- havior,
cutive director of the ''Psychodynamics."
The secion on " F a m Family Service Agency,
two guidance counse- ily," will have two
lors, two psychologists, meetings. January 22,
the county solicitor and Rabbi Max Landman,
a probation and parole Temple Emanu-el of
supervisor
as guest Palm Beach: "Family
Stresses and Strains,"
lecturers.
The course, "Under- and Jan. 29, Dr. Sidney
standing Parent-Child Davies, PBJC instrucRelationships," meets tor, minister and m a r Wednesdays, 7-10 p.m. riage counselor: ' 'Marin Room 06 of the So- ital Problems and Their
cial Science Building, Effect on Behavior."
Four class meetings
and as a non-credit
workshop does not r e - will be centered around
quire high school or col- a discussion of "Child:
lege transcripts for en- Stages of Growth and
Serling will
Development."
try.
Dr. John Roberson,
"We a r e extremely
psychiatrist,
will speak
fortunate
that
the
area
speak Tuesdayon
Feb.
5
on
"Infancy,
has
people
of
the
highBest - selling author
Preschool Period and
est
professional
comRobert
Serling will petence who are will- Middle Childhood."
speak on "The Search ing to donate their time
Dr. Edgar Kellerman,
for Air Safety" at the to a community serv- psychiatrist, will cover
Preadolescent Years,
Tuesday lecture series ice project like this
one,"
Miss
Mayock
Adolescence,"
on Feb.
of the Society of the
said.
12.
Four Arts Jan. 14 at 4
On Febo 19, Charles
On Jan. 15, the second
p.m.
Sutherland,
BPJC inclass
meeting,
Dr.
Jack
His best known work, Wright,
structor in Social Scipsychiatrist,
"The President's Plane will cover the general ence will speak on " D i s Is Missing," remained on the national bestseller lists more than 6B BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, Jan. 12, 1969
six months, and is being made into a movie.
The book has been
EM
hailed as "fiction so
close to what could happen that it holds the impact of screaming headby
lines."
John B. Do/an
Serling formerly was
Vice President, Bafeman & Co., Realtors
the award-winning aviation editor for United
Today, as perhaps never before, the
Press International. He
received TWA's Award
sophisticated investor is almost certain to
for Best Aviation Writhave definite Real Estate objectives in his
ing seven times, and
planned portfolio. Americans are not alone
earned the Strebig-Dobin their realization that major corporations
ben Memorial Award,
present sound opportunities in their move to
the Sherman Fair child
International Air Safeexpand local outlets. Improvements in
ty Writing Award, and
transportation and communication media
the James Strebig Mepermit a decentralization of Industry today,
morial Trophy.
and as industry views with added interest
His first book, "The
the Sunshine State, so is the astute investor
Probable Cause," was
the first study of air taking his second look at the Investment
accident investigation.
opportunities in Florida property.
Another, "The Electra
Story," received a c i Investors in Real Estate should have one
tation as the best nonor more objectives. Income or current yield
fiction aviation book of
- sometimes referred to as a prime invest1963 from the Aviation/
Space Writers Associament deal - may be one objective, short or
tion (AWA). In 1966, the
long term speculation another, and perhaps
AWA termed his book,
a
combination of each. Each objective
"The Left Seat," the
demands an in depth study of the factors
best aviation novel of
the year.
peculiar to a given piece of Real Estate.
The brother of teleThe factors that influence the value of
vision writer - producany property in addition to the usual populaer Rod Serling, the aution, scarcity and inflation factors must
thor at times has colinclude development, financing and tax
laborated with him on
shows dealing with aviafactors.
tion.
Serling resigned from
Profits on Real Estate Investments may be
UPI in 1966 to devote
found in the investment yield - that is the
full time to creative
percentage return on the equity investment.
writing. He also serves
Amortization profits, tax profits and appreas consultant to the airline industry on air ciation profits may often be tailored by time
safety projects.
to suit a particular investor owner's tax
Parents who seek a
better understanding of
their children may still
register for a workshop
course at Palm Beach
Junior College which
will bring together some
of the best professional advice and information available in this
area.
Miss Eleanor Mayock, PBJC faculty coordinator of the course,
has obtained the services of three psychiatrists, a juvenile court
cipline."
Dr.
Page Talley,
chairman of the counseling department at
Florida Atlantic University will speak Feb.
26
on "Problems
of Growing Up."
A section of the
course called "Psychological Tests" will be
covered March 5 by Dr.
John Demming, director of pupil personnel services of the coun-
ty school system.
Two
speakers on
March 12 will discuss
professional help for
child or parent: D r .
Charles Taffel, psychologist, director of the
Child Guidance Center,
and Dr. George Welscher, psychiatrist, d i rector of the Adult Psychiatric Clinic.
Conduct
disorders
will be discussed on
three evenings.
GENERAL # ELECTRIC
FREEZERS
FROM
Hospitalman Apprentice James E. Tyldsley,
USN, son of E. J. Tyldsley of Boca Raton, was
graduated from the 14week basic Hospital
Corps School, Great
Lakes, 111.
The school, located at
the Great Lakes Naval
Training Center, is designed to train both men
and women of the Navy
and Coast Guard, Taught
by Navy nurses and senior hospital corpsmen,
the curriculum covered instruction in patient
care, the study of anatomy and physiology,
minor surgery, the nature and prevention of
communicable disease,
and the administering
of medicines.
In addition to attending classes, he worked
with doctors and nurses at the Great Lakes
Naval Hospital
where
he put to practical use
the knowledge gained in
the classroom.
Phone 395-8300
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In Real Estate, the competent investor can
most often apply the principle of leverage to
a distinct advantage for i t i s generally possible to finance a larger portion of the purchase price than in any other investment.
We have to make room for newly arriving merchant
^ dise—AH floor models have been reduced for quick t
sale' Everything must go regardless of cost or lossl *
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Investors today are again looking towards
Florida. They still look at the sun, the
beaches and the fishing but more important
they are looking at the area forecast in
population growth, the universities, the
clean industries, the magnificent highways
and the solid state of economic expansion.
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WASHERS
DRYERS
Boca Raton, 40 miles north of Miami, 20
miles south of Paim Beach, an average
temperature of 74 degrees, the home of
Florida Atlantic University, once roamed
by the Seminole Indians, is roamed today by
the far thinking, knowledgabie investor. His
trail is more distinct and certainly much
safer.
The author of the above article, JOHN B.
DOLAN, may be contacted to discuss your
investment objective by writing:
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Attention: John B. Dolan, Vice-President
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basic course
ices of the court.
Robert Stephanchick,
executive director of the.
Family Service Agen~cy will speak on: "Coun«i
seling Service for Mar-)
ital Problems, Parent-Child Relationship and
Individual Adjustment."
Parents wishing to
enroll may do so at the
class meeting of Jan.
15, The regular PBJC
workshop fee is $12.5^
is charged.
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Tyldsley ends
"Juvenile "Delinquen- to discuss various comcy" will be discussed munity services availMarch 18 by Larry Tut- able to parents.
tle, PBJC instructor.
Dr. Robert Fuerst,
Marvin Mounts, coun- program specialist and
ty solicitor, will cover
school psychologist for
"Drugs:
Use
andthe county school sysAbuse," on March 26. tem will discuss "Stu"Alcoholism," will dent Personnel Servbe the topic, April 2, ices."
for W. Robert Ritvo,
Emery Newell, Judge
Probation and Parole of the Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court
Supervisor.
Three specialists are will discuss the purscheduled for April 9 pose, function and serv-
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BOCA RATON
Commission joins in
exhibit for tourists
The exhibits depart- the exhibit and workers
ment of the Florida De- will be in the Internavelopment Commission tional Amphitheatre in
1
'participated with sever- Chicago for the Chicaal chambers of com- go Sportsmen's and Vamerce to kick off the cation Show.
1968-69
International
Next will come the
Travel Show season Columbus Sports, VaFriday in New Orleans. cation and Travel Show
The Florida exhibit, at the Ohio Exposition
including two baby lions Center in Columbus.
from Palm Beach Coun- The show begins Feb. 8
ty's Lion Country Sa- and ends Feb. 16. The
fari, will be graced by Arena in St. Louis, will
Miss Florida, Miss Lin- be the next stop for the
da Fitts. Also on hand
Floridians where the
will be members of the Midwest Sports, T r a participating chambers vel and Boat Show will
and development boards be held on Feb. 21
and a host of welcome through March 2.
station attendants.
Miss Fitts and her
Welcome
station fellow Floridians will
hostesses will present
appear at the Southwest
interested exhibit vis- Sports, Camping, Boat
itors with brochures and
and Vacation Show in
other information to Dallas March 9-16. The
plan vacations and hol- show will be in MemorNew drive-in teller's position is newest
iday visits, to Florida ial Auditorium.
and how to establish a
The last stop will be
:• permanent residence in a visit with Canadians
the Sunshine State.
during the Canadian NaThe exhibit will be in tional Exhibition which
New Orleans until Jan. is tentatively set in MidAugust through Labor19 in The Rivergateduring the New Orleans Day.
Travel Exposition. On
Participating chamTan. 24 through Feb. 2, bers include Charlotte
column of questions return. It contains idenCounty, Daytona Beach, andThisanswers
on federal tax
BUY - BUILD - SELL
Mt.
Dora,
Miami matters is provided by thetifying information to
local office of the U.S. In- help avoid mistakes that
BRANNON REALTY, Inc. Springs, Hialeah, Oca- ternal
Revenue Service and delay
processing and
la, Panama City, Pen- is published
as a public serRealtor
sacola, Pompano Beach, vice to taxpayers. The column refunds.
Complete Service
questions most freThe Form 1040 tax
Property Management
Vero Beach, West Palm answers
quently asked by taxpayers.
package that you receivBeach and Ste Augustine.
330 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd.
391-2444
391-1984
Q. I went into busi- ed in the mail has a
ness for myself this two-part preaddressed
year and have several label that shows the taxemployees. Is there any payer's name, address
Social Security
deadline for me to i s - and
sue their withholding number. If you do not
statements?
One of use the form sent you,
my people already ask- peel off the top label and
put it on the form
ed about it.
CONDOMINIUM
A. The law requires you file,, The card Form
employers
to issue 1040A i s pre-printed
with the taxpyer's name,
withholding
statements
Under Construction
by Jano 31. Many em- address and Social SecTwin Towers rising from a Peninsula
juiting
ployers try to issue urity number.
info the Intracoastal — just a short stroll to
them as soon as possibeach and shopping — a truly unique location,
ble after Jan. 1 so their
Q. Were there any
and opportunity of a lifetime.
employees may file tax changes in the tax law
Each Seagate Towers apartment offers a large
returns early.
last year I should know
living
room and balcony, a separate dining
about when I file my
room, a master bedroom and dressing room, a
1968 return?
Q.
Where
can
I
get
second bedroom or study, and two luxurious
A. Adoption of a surcopies of the new tax
baths, a total of approximately 2,000 sq. feet.
tax
in 1968 was the maforms?
Seagate Towers also offers a panorama view
A. Most
taxpayers jor change. This surtax
from every apartment, — every room — even
should receive their in- will increase the amount
every kitchen. Seagate Towers, in our opinion,
come tax forms in the 'of income tax most indiis truly a ""gem," a building with
"'integrity,'*
mail early in January; viduals will pay for 1968
that we are proud of.
'
Forms will also be by 7-1/2 percent. Aline
available at local IRS has been added to the tax
offices as well as inform to help taxpayers
Priced from $33,000
many post offices and make this calculation
Model Open Daily 9-5:30, Sunday 11-5
and it is explained in
banks.
OCCUPANCY OCTOBER '69
the instructions that
If
you
received
a
form
200-220 MacFarlane Drive, Defray Beach
in the mail, please use come with the tax form.
Telephone 278-4564, 399-8633
it when you file your tax
Q. Do I have to include Social Security
benefits when I add up
my income for the year?
DO FINE THINGS APPEAL TO YOU?
A. Social
Security
benefits are not taxable. However they do
have to be included when
determining if the support test has been met
for a dependent.
For example, if a widow had no other income
but Social Security benefits of '$1,200 during
1968 and she spent it
for her own support,,
it will be necessary for
anyone claiming her as a
dependent to provide
more than $1,200 t o wards her support for
the year.
Seagate
Towers
Q. Where can I get a
copv of the new Farm-
I f//m in I /'/. I \ I'lS Mirrnnmling iJx-ir pool and rrcrealian
Stevens takes
claims course
Wilbur C. Stevens of
Boca Raton, has just
completed the Allstate
claim training course
which was held for three
weeks at the Allstate
southern zone headquarters in Atlanta.
Stevens is the son of
Mrs. Lillian Stevens of
North Hollywood, Calif,
and i s married to the
former Jeanette Weaver of Lincoln, 111. They
have four children.
addition to Boca Raton National Bank.
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Whatever Your Taste in
e r ' s Tax Guide, Publication 225?
A. Contact your local
IRS office or county extension agent for a free
copy.
Q. I want to get my
return in as soon as
possible so I can get
my refund. Do I have to
wait until my boss gives
me my W-2? I have my
own record of wages and
tax withheld.
A. A copy of your W-2
form must be attached
to your tax return. Many
taxpayers had their r e funds delayed last year
because they forgot to
do this.
The law requires employers to issue W-2
statements to their employees by January 31.
Many issue them sooner
so you should have your
W-2 Form shortly.
Q. I don't think my
medical expenses were
more than 3 percent of
my income in 1968. Does
that mean I can't deduct
my Blue Gross payments?
A. One-half of your
medical insurance p r e miums up to a maximum of $150 may be
deducted even
though
your total medical expenses do not exceed
3
percent of your
income. Therefore, you
may deduct part of your
Blue Cross premium if
you itemize.
Information to help
you figure out your
medical expense deduction is given on page 7
of the 1040 instructions.
Mistakes
in handling medical insurance
premiums
occurred
frequently on tax r e turns last year.
To
avoid mistakes, read the
instructions carefully.
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exciting p r i n t s —
-- you'll find the
"exactly r i g h t "
fabric from our huge
selection. No charge
for making full
length, regular or
traverse, from $1.98
yd.
Q« Last year I bought
a bull at an auction. If
I keep it for breeding
purposes do I use i t s
cost to figure depreciation?
A. Yes, generally the
basis for depreciation of
purchased
livestock
held for draft, dairy or
breeding purposes is
cost. However, special
rules apply if purchased
livestock are included in
inventory.
We s e r v i c e and
maintain free of
charge every drapery rod we sell and
install as long as
you use it.
Open Mon.-Sat.
9 to 5
Draping the Gold Coast
A premarital health
examination for both applicants for a marriage
license is required in
46 states.
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Or Phone
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of the shareholders.
be named his successor and that it be done
prior to his retirement
to provide time for an
orderly transfer of official responsibilities.
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Kenneth N. Bradshaw
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The bank experienced
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in deposits over 1967
and now has total a s sets over $11 million.
Shareholders approved a stock dividend of
three per cent payable
Feb. .5, 1969, to stockholders of record as of
the close of business
Jan. 10, 1969. Bradshaw was elected to the
board of directors and
all other eleven members were re-elected.
Bradshaw came to
Boca Raton in January,
1965, as vice president
of First Bank and Trust
Company. When the
charter was granted for
its affiliate, University National, he moved
to the executive vicepresidency of the new
institution,,
He and his family
moved here from Wildwood, N.J. where he had
served with the Marine
National Bank for 18
years rising to the post
of vice president and
assistant trust officer.
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A How about a pizza
warty for that teenager
/of yours?
I Pizza has long been a
horite of the young set
d while most teens
efer their pizza in an
Jian
restaurant
here's a recipe for pizza that might turn your
kitchen into the next best
thing.
t
CHEESE AND SAUSAGE
PIZZA
2 cups dices salami
m
18-ounce can tomato sauce
16-ounce can tomato paste
1/3 cup finely chopped
onion
11/2 teaspoons oregano
1 teaspoon basil
1 teaspoon garlic,
salt
1/2 teaspoon sugar
28-ounce cans r e frigerated biscuits
26-ounce packages
9Mozzarella
cheese
2/3 cup shredded
Parmesan cheese
Combine salami, tomato
sauce, tomato
paste, onion, oregano,
basil, garlic salt and
sugar; mix. Roll biscuits on a floured surface into rounds 5-inches in diameter. Fit
rolled! biscuits over bottom and up sides of
two 12-inch pizza pans,
^ a k e in hot oven, 400
degrees, until slightly
browned, about 5 minutes.
Remove from oven.
Cover crusts using 1/2
of
the
Mozzarella
cheese. Spread tomato
mixture over cheese.
Top with
remaining
Mozzarella and Parmesan cheese 0 Return to
oven and continue baking
until crust is done, filli n g is hot and cheese
-melted, about 15 minutes. Make two 12-inch
pizzas.
TRY O U R . . . LOWER SHELF
EVERY SHELF & MORE DEEP
PRICES, A LITTLE SAVING ON
GUT SPECIALS EVERY WEEK.
32 OZ. HOOD PINK LIQUID
QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED
PRICES GOOD THRU WED., JAN. 15
DETERGENT.35
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Treat using
CANNED GOODS
blueberries
SALE
Normal as blueberry pie, but this pie is
not a normal Blueberry Pie! It is deliciousdifferent due to a
imooth cream cheese
layer beneath the blueberries. Together, they
make a delightful flavor combination. Since
this pie is made with
canned blueberries, it
can be enjoyed anytime
in the year.
Blueberry Ribbon Pie
1 baked (9 inch)
pastry shell
1(1 pound) can
blueberries
A
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1(8 3/4 ounce) can
crushed pineapple
1(8 ounce) package
cream cheese,
softened
2 tablespoons sugar
1/2teaspoon vanilla
1/4 cup sugar
2 tablespoons corn
starch
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon lemon
juice
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separately,
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cheese, 2 tablespoons
sugar, vanilla and 2 tablespoons pineapple syrup.
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pineapple. Spread in
bottom of baked pastry
shell. Chill.
Blend 1/4 cup sugar,
corn starch and salt in
saucepan.
Combine
;lueberry syrup and r e ' aining pineapple syrup; add water to make
11/2 cups. Blend into
corn starch mixture.
Stirring
constantly,
bring to boil and boil
1 minute over medium
.heat. Stir in berries and
lemon juice. Cool completely. Spoon over cfiilled cream cheese layer.
Chill. Top with whipped
cream before serving.
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! 25 B Apartments for Rent
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POOL HOME
FURN DUPLEX apt. 1
GARDENER WANTED
NEED MONEY?
bedroom. Available Im- BOCA SQUARE 2 bedrm
TAX CONSULTANTS
"SELL AVON CALL278- One day a week. $2. hour
mediately.
Seasonal 2 bath completely furCall Mrs. Fox 399-8844 Experienced in indiv4972.
nished, a/h, sprinklers.
395-4770.
7884.
•
idual
and
small
busHOUSEKEEPER — Live MANAGER-ASSIST ANT iness. Top money. Full
$275 month. Lease. Im1
br.
—
nicely
furnish-"
in D r ' s home. Neat, MANAGER TRAINEES. or part time Boca Ra- GERT's a gay girl —
mediate
occupancy call Q
ready for a whirl after ed air cond. Jordan Ma- 395-0349.
clean. Must have ref- $90 - $115. Apply 2198
\
nor
101
N.W.
Pine
ton,
Pompano
area.
cleaning carpets w i t h
erences and like chil- N.E. 1st Ave. Jack\
*58 MGA. Runs but needs dren.
Circle
395-4567.
UNIT
AX
SYSTEMS
Nicely and completely
Blue Lustre. Rent elec395-1351.
son Minute Market.
work $250 call 395-7668
GUARANTY BLDG.
furnished 2 bedrm
SPACIOUS STUDIO
tric shampooer $l.B.elBUS GIRL. Permanent
REAL ESTATE SALES
WPB 833-1007
zer Hardware, 3198 N. $135 Month. Pool etc. home, fully equipped. i ;
*64 OLDSMOBILE mod- job. Lunch only. Call Experienced
licensed
DAY SHIFT
Fed. Hwy., Boca Raton. Boca Hall Apt 14B,near • Reverse cycle air/heat. \ l
el F85. 2 door with fac- 395-9722 ask for M r s . person for active
office.
NIGHT SHIFT
Citrus trees. Season,,
'f
395-2120..
hospital
tory a i r . Low mileage McCray.
Complete
facilities.
FULL TIME
354 Lancaster St., Bo15 B Musical Instruments
$700. Call 946-2494
SEASONAL
extra
nice
1
Phone for appointment.
PART TIME
RENT AN ORGAN
bedrm central air/heat ca. Call 391-1025.
MacLaren & Anderson
FRINGE BENEFITS
'66 Mercury 2 door
OR
PIANO
carport. Call 399-7761 3 bedroom, 2 bath, WARealtors 395-1333.
Phone 395-8300
Contact Duane E. Webhardtop A1 condition. 1
ONLY
$2
A
WEEK
TERFRONT, home, until
or.
566-2721.
NEW
SERVICE
STAster,
PRECISION
owner car. 17000 miles,. WAITRESS AND KITFREE
LESSONS
AND
May 30, $3,300. ChilAttractive
2
room
apt.,
Air, full power. $1,500. CHEN HELPER. EVE- TION in Boca area needs CASTINGS, INC. 3800
EXCLUSIVE
dren
and pets welcome.
service
station
mechan2
or
3
adults,
1/2
block
Call 391-2520.
NINGS - CORKYS PIZ- ic and attendants. Good N.W. 2nd Avenue, BoWURLITZER
HOBBY
Call
Fred Condell or
to beach. Private enca Raton, Fla. 33432,
COURSE
June Chaplin. Bruce
'66 V.W. DELUXE MI- ZA.- PHONE 395-9823. salary plus commis- Call 395-4848,
trance,
carport,
TV.
All rental applies if you
Darrell Realtor, 425 E. d:
CROBUS. 1 owner. New EXPERIENCED ELEC- sion. Full time or part
10 0 Situations Wanted
buy. Your choice of Any Boca 399-8762.
Palmetto Park Rd., Bo- 1
tires, excellent condi- TRO - MECHANICAL time. Call 395-0275 afBOCA'S Newest & fin- ca Raton 395-1322.
OHIO HOME
N,ew Wurlitzer,
tion,, Phone 395-4096 ASSEMBLER. Call 9 ter 5 PM or Sat. and
est Annual rental ApartBUILDER
RODERICK PIANOSafter 4 p.m.
AM to 4 PM for appt. Sun.
ments, unfurn., 1 bed- SEASONAL RENTAL
11 YRS. CONTRACTING
ORGANS
391-1881.
'66 Mustang hard toproom,
1-1/2 bath, and 3/3 RESIDENCE in exHouseman and general AND SALES EXPERIFoot of Datura (119)
V-8 - 4 speed, disc REGISTERED NURSE maintenance work eith- ENCE wishes to p e r i
2
bedroom,
2 bath. Lat- clusive Spanish River
832-3858
brakes, limited slip for busy physicians of- er seasonal or year manently relocate in Lillian Merz 395-7089 est GE kitchen R/C air Land Company section
rear - 1 owner $1500 fice, Delray Beach area. round. Experience not Boca Raton area a s s u cond. W/W carpeting. of Boca Raton. Rent now
Boca Raton
firm. Phone 395-9630. Hours 9:30 to 6. Tel. necessary - will train. perintendent or r e l a t - Open Mon. and F r i . Til Screened Patios, Pool, until anytime in April.
Adults, no Pets, model Will negotiate price.
Excellent opportunity ed position Call 395. 9 PM
'62 RAMBLER CLAS- 278-1280.
open
for inspection. 331
15 C Plants, Trees Etc.
SIC - 4 door power, EXPERIENCED SEC- for right person. Good 1838.
SW
8th St. 395-5779.
wages
and
working
con15 A Miscellaneous Sale
auto trans, radio. 25 RETARY Shorthand and
PUPPIES FOR SALE
miles a gal. low mile- typing required. Legal ditions. Phone 276-4150 Portable electric fan Grooming & Supplies CHILDREN AND PETS
Appraisal & Really,; inc.
450 E. Palmetto Pit. Pd.
age - like new $450 experience preferred. for appt.
PET BOARDING
with heat $5, daybed $10,
WELCOME. Central air
Boca Raton
399-4440
Call 395-0933.
Air Conditioned
399-0819.
Needed at Once!
medium dog airplane
conditioning and heatMARMACK
Licenced
Real
Estate
For
sale
or
rent
1964
kennel
(new)
$10.
395ing,
plus
pooli
'66 PONTIAC 6 passen- CLEANING LADY. 2
7598 N. Fed.
3 Bedrm. 1 Bath-unfurn, Gulfstream house trailger station wagon. Full days a week. $1.50 h r . sales person for major 2436.
15 D Pets for Sale
er 10' x 55' 2 bedrm,
Efficiencies-Furnished
power air conditioned. for 6 h r s . own trans- condominium develop- BEAUTIFUL LAMPS.
in Boca Ra- Brand new reduced for
11/2 baths $3500. ComAdorable AKC champion
25,000 mi. original own- portation. References. ment
pletely furnished with
blood lines. Male toy
er. Beautiful condition. Call after 5:30 PM. 395- ton. Prefer experience fast clearance. C ash and
kconan pc
in condominium selling. carry. Ball Interiors,
new air conditioner. Or
Poodle puppies. $100.
Price $2100 Call 395- 0265.
2800 N. Fed. Hwy, move in now and rent for
Call 399-0941.
2235.
BABYSITTER
4 to Excellent income with 6299 N. Fed. Hwy. Phone
Boca Raton
good future for right
long season for only $ 1,15 G Merchandise Wanted
I NEED A GOOD CAR. 5 nights from 3 PM to person. Must be avail- 395-3736
391-00
83 anytime
000. Adults only. Call
11
PM
for
girl
age
3.
Contents
of
1
large
bedSmall
monthly payable now. Phone 399- Rose color wing chair,
276-5838 or 276-4384.
apt.
living
ments. No cash down. College student prefer- 3061 Ask for sales man- 90 Inch Sleeper Sofa, room
SEASON
and
bedrm
furniture,
red.
Call
395-6850.
Ask
Lovely 2 bedrm 2 bath
one upholstered chair,
No credit. Employed loRENTAL!
ager.
2 aluminum fold up good quality, light in Two bedroom 2 bath home for the long, long,
cally. Write Boca Raton for Carmen.
NATIONAL FOOD
chairs,
Dehumidifier. color. Also sofabed 278- completely & beautiful- season.' Pets and chilNews Box A47. Include TYPIST year round 5652,
,
AND VENDING
dren allowed. Nice Boca
Call 395-2134.
phone number for an im- full time. Only experly furnished. No chil- location
CORPORATION
intracoas15 H Boats-Motor or Sail
mediate reply.
ienced need apply. SecGARAGE SALE
dren or Pets. Available tal withnear
TV,
garage,
Has
an
opening
in
the
Have
your
Boat,
Marine
*68 CADILLAC sedan retarial Services Un- Boca Raton area for a Garden tools, books and Harware etc. TEFLON Now! for long season. washer, air/heat, lawn
limited
395-5245
9
AM
misc
items
Mon.
and
Heated swimming pool. service, citrus trees
DeVille blue with white
vending route man. ExFor appointment to in- and fenced yard. Comleather interior. Load- to 5 PM Ask for Mrs. perienced not neces- Tues. from 10 to 4 PM Coated.
Boca Tackle Shop
282 Princess Palm Rd.
spect
call
HARRY
ed with extras. Execu- Sedlak.
furnished. Suitsary, however if you
395-0969
GRIFFITHS . . . Asso- pletely
tive's car 12,000 care- SECRETARY -RECEP- ARE experienced s a l - Boca 391-0296.
able for 2 couples. Util15
Q
HOUSEHOLD
GOODS
ciate.
ful miles $4950 phone TIONIST for construc- ary will be based on ex- BLACK SOUTH AMERities included. $2,800.
WEIR REALTORS
395-0165.
BROADTAIL 2 CUSTOM corner cabition office, Neat ap- perience. If you are am- ICAN
395-8662.
Weir
Plaza
Bldg.
855
S
Fed.
Hwy
nets
Italian
Provincial
with black
'65 PONTIAC 427 Con- pearance a must. Apply bitious and want a c a - JACKET
Boca Raton Ph: 395-4000
bedroom
suite
and
ChinTHE UNUSUAL
vertible 2 Plus 2 Full 2260 NE 1st Ave. Boca reer in a growing bus- mink collar. Size 12-14 ese bedrm suite. One
AS USUAL
SAN
REMO
Power, A/C, Reverb Raton between 4 PM & iness contact MR. SAM- Like new $150 Phone cherry Dining Table and
EXCEPTIONAL
In
rentals
of course
391-1607.
Radio 4 Brand new F i r e - 6 PM
PLE ARA Services 500
4 Chairs. All in good 1 BEDRM 1 BATH San
ON
THE
OCEAN
stone 500 Tires. NAD A Full or part time BOOK- W. 18th St. Hialeah,
SWAP SHOP"
condition Call 399-1823. Remo
private
ocean
NEAR
THE
OCEAN
bood value $1950. Call KEEPER RECEPTION- Fla. Call 887-6528.
Every Sat. & Sun, Buybeach, pool and ICWW.
FOR
THE
SEASON
I
won
it
but
don't
need
Ken Higgins 395-4711 IST for expanding Boca
ers, 25 cents — DealHelp, Male or Female
Completely
furnishWITHIN REASON
animal clinic. Sched- DISHWASHER
or 395-3629.
ers, $2.00. Thunderbird it. Kitchen pantry cab- ed $2500 for long s e a inet,
Malayan
Teak
Finules
and
salary
d
i
s
1 B Motorcycles, Bicycles
NIGHTS. Must be relia- Drive-in Theater, 3121
son thru May 15. Call
cussed at interview Call ble. All benefits. Apply W. Sunrise Blvd., Ft. ish. Retail price $639 - Charles
RENT A HONDA
Frey, Assoc.
Sale
price
$250
Call
eve.
757 S. Federal Hwy.
Across
from
Polo mornings for appoint- Chez Joey, 36 SE 3rd Lauderdale, 583-8724.
evenings 391-0604.
395-8299.
Colonial Building
ment.
395-6485.
St. Boca.
grounds 395-2029.
GARAGE SALE
Boca Raton, Fla.
Baldwin
Acrosonic
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL
GE B/W TV 20" good Spinet Piano and Bench.
Needed at Once!
Phone 395-4044
ADULT ENGLISH TRI- Girl 16-18 to work eve$40; 30-gal. New Naugahyde Beige.
25 6 Wanted To Rent
CYCLE PRACTICALLY nings in downtown Del- Licensed Real Estate cond.
iOi.FlD.HWY.
• O C A BATON
NEW. CALL 395-0922 ray Beach Office. Hours sales person for major aquarium w/stand and Lounge . chair and OtRetired couple would
filters $25; • wrought- toman. ' Bunk Beds' matcondominium developlike
unfurnished cotEXECUTIVE
APTS.
I F Mobile Homes
4 PM to 7:15 PM $1.60 ment in Boca Raton. iron columns, corner 8'. tresses and springs.
INTRACOASTAL
tage duplex or apartGRAND OPENING
per
hour
to
start.
For
Prefer
experience in flat, 12' of railing, $25; Call 395-3607
SPECIAL
FURNISHED 1 BED- ment on yearly basis.
selling. two 36 x 48 jalousies Handsome
Thinking of buying a mo- appt, call Mrs. Fergu- condominium
DREXEL ROOM APTS. One block $75 a month or nearbile Home? Buy a mobile son 278-5474 Between Excellent income with windows, $15; tap and Mahogany Chippendale from Boca Raton Hotel est to. Call 391-1938.
good future for right die sets; table for porhome during the month 4 PM-7 PM.
and Club, overlooking
EXPERIENCED SEC- person. Must be avail- table power saw, fan, twin bedroom suite; Royal Palm Yacht and 25 F Miscellaneous for Rent
of January.
triple
dresser,
night
IN BOCA RATON
lawnmower,
RETARY 5 day week able now. Phone 399- gas log,
(RECEIVE FREE
Country Club. Seasonal Warehouse or light instand,
box
springs,
and
light dictation and typ- 3061 Ask for sales man- many misc items. 391COLOR TV SET)
mattress,
$300 (less & yearly. MODELS dustry 2600 square ft8
0888.
ing. Excellent working ager.
RAINBOW ESTATES
than
half
price)
ENG- OPEN DAILY 10 AM- new building call 399conditions in office of
MOBILE HOME PARK
LISH
Mahogany
bed- 5 PM 1075 Spanish R i - 7800 or 395-8912.deluxe high rise apart& SALES
room
suite;
double
bed ver Road.
ment building. Boca Ra924 N. FED. HWY.
SLAT House, 100 J xl50'
with
Fleur-de-lis
head25 G Houses for Rent
AIR CONDITIONING
ENTERTAINMENT
BOYNTON BCH. FLA. ton 399-3121.
for Rent. Water furnishboard, high boy chest
• \
SEASONAL
Taking orders now for MAIDS for work in mo- Fedders air cond. ResiMAGICIAN
ed, 5201 N. Federal
and
vanity.
$100
SimCommercial SPECIALIZING
3b/
RENTALS?
space in our ALL new tel. Good pay. Exper- dential,
Hwy. Call 395-2712
IN mons studio couch $35.
modern mobile home
YES!
Anytime or write IE.
AND Large white garden umience helpful but not Central & Room, Arcade CHILDREN'S
park.
PARTIES. brella and table $25.
necessary.
Apply in Electronic, 20 29 NW 2nd ADULT
Sizes, All Prices Camino Real, Boca RaCALL 395-2235 ANY- Phone 391-0296
Open daily 9a.m. to 5:30 person. Travelodge Mo- Ave., 395-4611.
ton.
ATLANTIC
ALTERATIONS
TIME
tel - 2899 N. Federal
p.m.
BOCA REALTY
25 B Apartments for Rent
Hwy., Boca Raton. Ask
R.C. Bennett
5 A Lost & Found
HOME IMPROVEMENT
Realtor
LOVELY private effifor Geneva.
Ladies & Men's alter- Florida Rooms, C a r - ciency - patio. TV Near
HARRIET JACKMAN,
REWARD
Assoc. 395-8500
Lost Tues. -whiteshort Year round position for ations. 1821-B NE 25th ports — Patios — Awn- beach. Couple. Boca
Anytime.
haired cat near Art experienced
ings — Porches — Kit- 395-4365.
(MANI- St., Pomp. 943-5414.
Guild 399-8889.
CURIST - HAIRDRESS- EXCELLENT TAILOR chens — Additions — Furn. 1 Bedrm. & eff. LOVELY FURNISHED 2
Lost - Prescription ER) no age barrier! Ap- All kinds of Ladies & Storm • Panels. Phone apts. Air cond. 450' to bedrm 2 bath in Boca
reading glasses, light ply in person. Park Ave. Men's Alterations , , . 395-4884, John E . F e l d SLIP COVERS
Public beach. Monthly Square only $2,500 for
blue frames with Rhine- Beauty & Wig Salon 103 Barton & Miller Clean- man.
or season 399-4453.
long season. Call 395RATTAN
CUSHIONS,
stones, near Camino Royal Palm Rd. Boca ers & Laundry, 2600
REPAIRS
42aL
FOAM
RUBBER.
YOUR
SEASON
"
N. DiaXa Hwy. at 5 REPAIR - ALL Types
Real east and Fed. Hwy Raton.
FABRIC OR OURS.
OR
MONTHLY
2
bedrms
2
bath
comPoints,
Wilton
Manors,
going north. Reward.
Formica Cabinets - you Studio apartment c e n - pletely furn., color TV.
Young woman ~ 16-25
FACTORY TO YOU.
Call 391-1132.
name it - I do it 942- tral h e a t / a i r . 1 block Quiet street. Adults.
needed for verification 566-4314.
CALL 399-5152
work in downtown Del- ARE U FUSSY Creative 1671.
i;B Personals.
to shopping. Adults, no Long season. Call 395Bored? Over 40? Join ray Beach Office. No dressmaking and alter- All Types - Repairs, pets. 395-4663.
7995.
Boca Raton's newest experience necessary, ations 399-4038.
Formica work, CabWithin walking distance
ARTICLES
FOR
RENT
NEW
BEACH
DUPLEX
$1.60
per
hour
to
start
inets, you name it Adult
Fun Club. 395to beach and shopping pool,
sauna,
2
bedrm,
Hours
9
AM-1
PM
or
Massage
Belts
I
do
it.
942-1671.
8635 between 6 & 8 P.M.
3 bedroom, 2 bath com4 PM-7 PM Call 2782
bath,
furnished,
seaRollers-Exercycle
ROOFING
Business woman needs 5404.
pletely furnished home
sonal,
no
children.
900
Dixie
Rents
&
Sales
GUARANTEED ROOF
ride with same to and
N.E. 6th St. Boca, 399- for long seasonal rental.
395-7359
REPAIRS
from Pompano week EXPERIENCED MAID
Central heat and air.
for
steady
job
2
days
AUTO PARTS
1 day leak repair s e r - 1969 or 399-8384.
days. Call evenings 395Call 395-3475.
EXPERT
per
week.
Year
round
Car,
Truck
&
Tractor
vice
Ph:
278-0721
ANY
1
BEDRM
EFFICIENCY
4584.
by couple, no children. Parts Fast! D&M Auto TYPE ROOF
APT. Everything furn- 2 Bedroom, 2 bath, heatGUTTERING
GATEWAY
General house work no Parts, Dick Heidgerd,
ished. Adults. Close to air; color T.V., Stereo;
SWIMMING POOLS
SERVICE
NATURAL FOODS
laundry. Must have ref- 220 S. Dixie, 395-2412 Expert maintenance and town $100 a week. By Well furnished - incl.
Any
type
gutter & downNatural, Vitamins & erences and own transMONARCH week, month or season. linens, silver, etc. dishspouts
made
to order &
Minerals
Organically portation. 395-8190 be- 133 NE 2nd Ave. Deer- service
washer; G.E. Washer.
installed. 22 years exgrown, dried fruit. Di- fore 9 AM or after 6 field Beach, 399-8220. POOL MAINTAINANCE Call 395-4737.
Lawn Service; Lovely perience - 13 years in
"One of the largest in
BABY SITTING
Want mature female corner, 4 month seaetetic Foods & Vegeta- PM.
So. Florida. Estimates
this
a
r
e
a
"
for
informaMature woman. Local
student or pleasant lady son $3,000. Phone 395ble Juices.
at no obligation.
10 6 Help Male
r e f s . day or eve. Own tion call
to share partially furn. 1268. 1298 N.W. 7th St.
326 E. Atlantic Blvd.
TO PARK CARS transportation. Call
278-0721
VIC REMICK
apt and utilities. Must
Pompano
941-8120 MEN
Boca Raton.
at private country club. 399-5735 or 399-1859
like
animals.
Write
Box
After
5
PM
523-8324
Child Care
Call Mr. Masterson
A 47, Boca Raton News
TV ANTENNAS
BUILDING
TIC
TOC
Private 395-5030.
TV
Color
Svc,
Antennas
RESIDENTIAL
a
n
d
School. Infants to 7
HAMPSTEAD VILLAGE
years. Open all year. We have openings for 2 COMMERCIAL N e w installed, TV repaired
APTS.
Altera- Bring your TV & watch E GLOUCHESTER ST.
273" N.W. 15th St. Boca Real Estate Salesmen. Construction,
it
repaired
same
day
Please call Mr. Rogers, tions and additions. Call
395-5044.
NORTH BOCA RATON
Florida Realty 391- 399-5080 or 943-6126. service. CROWN TV Deluxe furnished apt. 1
D Instructions, Tutoring
Wehrwein Constr,. Inc. COLOR SERVICE CEN- Bedrm 1 1 / 2 baths, w/w
0990.
TELEPHONE 395-8542
PROFESSIONAL
TER 1140 E . Hills- carpeting. Now till.
CAMERA SERVICE
All ages. AH problems. Full-time help in off_
_ _
boro.
Deerfield.
399Yearly Bookkeeping and
300 N.E. 20th Street
M.I.T. 1943 Honor Grad. set newspaper camera, 19c Color Print. C a m - 2594.
Accounting Service
Boca Raton, Fla.
Harold Selleck 395-3303 lab and platemaking de- era Repair, F r e e e s t .
VILLAS OF BOCA
TAILOR
partment. Ideal full- Passports photos. The
apartBoca Palm Day School. time work for man. Photo Mart. 942-6043. EXCELLENT TAILOR Efficiencies,
ments and villas. TV,
Children 21/2 to 6 y r s . Experienced, or we will
All kinds of Ladies & air and heat. Private
CARPENTRY
Half Day - Full Day. train you. Boca Raton
Men's Alterations . , . beach and dock. ChilBookcases
Cabinets
395-3698. Lie. & Ins. News, 34 S.E. 2nd St.,
Panelling - Plantation Barton & Miller Cleandren welcome. Daily o r
FRENCH LESSONS by 395-8300
Shutters & Doors. Bill ers fit Laundry, 2600
weekly, rates Call 395N. Dixie Hwy. at 5 5220.
native teacher, begin- SERVICE STATION AT^ P e t e r s . 399-1951.
Get Atlantic Rug Co. prices on carpeting for
Points. Wilton Manors,
ners and advanced. Call TENDANT daytime onOCEAN
FRONT 1
CLEANING
your Co-ops, Condominiums, Apartments,
566-4314.
MRS. YVONNE PERK- ly. 8 to 5, 6days.Hosbedrm, kitchenette, p r i PROFESSIONAL CleanHomes, Offices, etc.
•
INS 276-5694.
TEFLON
vate court. Monthly or
pitalization and comm, ing Services, commerCall
Mr.
Stevenson,
Contract
Division'
SPANISH
good working cond. Ask cial & residential. All We TEFLON everything season. Linens, c o m Cook-Ware to plete furnishings, utiliNative Spanish teacher for Jim 395-9864 or work insured. Special - from
ties. $115 weekly. R e with Teacher Certifi- 395-9537. Jims Shell any 9 x 12 rug pick- Boats, Guns, Etc.
Shoppers Haven, Pompano Beach— Ph..'••541.-1657
BOCA TACKLE SHOP
duced after Apr. 15 395cate. Private or small Service 5000 Glades Rd. ed up & delivered $10.
group. Call 391-0692* Boca.
3236. Call F r i , or Mon.
395-0969
MR, SERVICE 399-8866
INCOME TAX
2 PHILCO TV SETS. 6
months old. Portable B
& W $100 each. 395-
CARltN
SERVICE DIRECTORY
FREDERICK HELDT
INCOME TAX SERVICE
CALL
395-8300
399-6719
BUILDERS-CONTRACTORS
"
F.Miscellaneous for:Rent
i S B Co-ops 1 : Condominiums s a l ^ ^ ^ ^ H : : 35 H Homes for Sale
35 H Homes for Sale
35 H Homes for "Sale351H Homes for isle
Sunday^Jan. 12, 1969 BOCA RATON NEWS 11B
WELLINGTON
ARMS
BUILDER'S MODEL
POOL HOME
LAKE FLORESTA
ROYAL
PALM
35 Hi; Homes.far Safe
CONDO. 2 bedrm 2 bath BOCA SQUARE 2 Bedrm Lovely Brand new 3 bed4 Bedrm. 2 Bath, Pool.
INTRACOASTAL;
from $18,900 6530 N. 2 bath completely fur- r o o m residence Wall/ Luxurious & Spacious,
Also 3 Bedrm, 2 Bath, ON
describes
this
3
bedrm,
den; 2 baths; great views
Ocean Blvd., Ocean Rid- nished a/h, sprinklers. Wall carpeting, screenIN LOVELY
pool
for
February
o
c
3-1/2 bath unique Home,
with
privacy. Walk
ge, Fla. 732-2442.
cupancy.
Call
399-6790.,
ed
Pool,
central
Air/ht.
$24,700.
Owner
395BOCA RATON
42' NO VAC Pool, over
" A l o i s & Acreage Sale
around
800 Marine
Furn. 1 Bedrm co-op 0349. Immediate occu- 2 car garage, deluxe sized garage, fireplace,
JANUARY
Deluxe
Rental ResidencDrive
1
block
east
of
features galore. 399- large corner Lot & Many
apt. screened balcony. pancy^
'
OCCUPANCY
University
Inn,
•
es.
Private
Beach. One,
5453.
APT. ZONED R3 Walk stores, churches.
other extras. BY own1037 S.W. 12th Ave.
Two
or
Three
Bedroom
To
Place
a
Classified
Maint. $30 mo. includes
IDEAL LOCATION
er - 2398 Areca Palm
In - Boca Raton Square
$950 DOWN
Apartments. All Luxury
taxes. 395-1612.
ad call 395-8300 and Plus closing costs buys Rd. 395-8569.
3 Bedrm 2 bath, family Lovely 2 bedrm 2 bath
Features. Saunas, Pool
room, util.
9 1/2 acres - $75,000. First floor condominiroom, 2 car garage, Florida
399-6719
Beach, Docks. Annual of
this
sparkling
2
bedrm
SHOWPLACE
Terms EXCLUSIVE
room,
air
cond/
um model apartment
screened pool, sprink1 bath air conditioned
Seasonal Rentals. From
SLONE REALTY
IN THE COVE
UNUSUAL
centrally located in Bolers,
range,
dish- heat, extras, $17,200.
gem. Walking distance This
$175.00 up.
luxurious
1
1
/
2
3
BEDROOM
Call
395-3093.
912 N. Dixie Hwy.
ca. 1 bedrm 11/2 bath,
to schools and church- year old Deerfield home washer, disposal w/w
399-1223
swimming poolo $8,000 A beautiful pool and pa- e s .
35:JsOut of Town1 Property
OCEANVIEW
Refrigerator and looks brand new. Has carpeting.
mortgage with 6% int. tio with extended fam- washing
AN
machine,
APARTMENTS
MBLCOR
HOMES
CHOICE
ily room are deluxe ex- drapes and carpeting in- 2 baths, and a Florida
Call owner 399-0022.
EXCLUSIVE
2579 N. Ocean Blvd.
391-0941 - 399-5202
WATERFRONT
room that could be conHIDEAWAY
LUXURY APT. 2 bedrm tras included in this new cluded. See today, it verted into a 3rd large
Boca Raton
!.-!5a3.
LOTS
INVESTMENT
2 bath S.E. exposure on contemporary 3 bedrm, won't last! BR 1725.
399-8290
bedroom.
Screened
2
bath
home.
All
apJust off intracoastal on ocean
PROPERTY
in
Hillsboro
An
Itvenus
Enterprise
BOCA
SQUARE
porch,
workshop
area
are DEwide canal. Excellent Beach, 3 car garage, 2 pointments
IN JAMAICA m
in garage, carpeting and
LUXE.
The
location
is
jp Boca Raton neighbor- balconies,
ON BEAUTIFUL MONcarpeted,
drapes
a r e included.
Realtor
hood. Priced reasona- draperies,
TEGO BAY. If you have
mirrored great - particularly for
bly for quick sale from wall, beautiful chande- a family.
399-6444 395-0650 j>32,500 MLS BR 1621. 3/2 partially furnish- that EXTRA $45,000
*wall
to
wall
carpeting
$8,500. Buy 1 or all. lier, Americana Range
. ROYAL OAK HILLS
ed home. Sprinkler sys- contact Ed Ronan,
Phone 395-8300
MacLaren & Anderson, $42,000 Can be seen *self cleaning oven
Exceptional Value — 3/2
tem, storm awnings,
*2
car
enclosed
garage
Inc., 135 E. Palmetto by calling 395-2577 for
on lovely 98' frontage
drapes and carpeting inAppraisal S Realty, InC.
*sprinkler & sod
Pk. Rd., 395-1333.
corner lot; $3000 worth
450 E- Palmetto Pk. Rd. cluded. $26,900 MLS BR
appt.
*beautiful slate
of landscaping, sprink1683,
Boca Raton 399-4440
2800 N. Fed. Hwy.
Corner lot 92' x 110'
entrance foyer,
ler, A/H, 2 car garage,
Classified
Ad
Service
SLONE REALTY
Boca Raton
S.W. 12th Ave. and 11th
ICWW
to see your DREAM store room 5 3/4 mortg.
912 N. Dixie Hwy.
391-0083 anytime
St. $5500. Call 395-1899
Phone 395-8300
ROYAL
PALM!
house call us MLS BR
Priced below most comBoca Raton
WILL BUILD
1720-P - $35,500.
|MOVE IN NOW
parable homes in this Lowest priced home IMMEDIATE
399-1223
S' S* Exclusive I:- -:': •:
ON YOUR LOT
choice
area.
Shown
by
OCCUPANCY
MOTHERWELL appointment. Call 395- three bedrooms, 2-1/2
PRIVATE COUNTRY CLUB
F r e e estimates, housUNUSUALLY
DEERFIELD BOCA RABrand New
REALTY
baths -Sun Patio-POOL
es,
duplexes, apart- TON AREA ocean front
MEMBERSHIP
LARGE
0261.
757 S. Federal Hwy.
- Central heat & a i r . Lot affords real privaH ments, commercial or condominium apt. - l u x CONDOMINIUM
MODEL
Colonial Building
See the Boats go by
industrial. Licensed and
5 BEDROOM
cy for this 2 bedroom,
uriously furnished, decBoca Raton, Fla.
from this sweeping view
insured. E. R. Doering orator
2 bath, one-car garage
HOME
APARTMIN?
designed.
2
Phone 395-4044
of the Intracoastal General
Contractor bedrm 2 1 / 2 baths. 7th
home with cable heat.
«7Ss!!i NEAR OCEAN
MLS 1273 - $92,500,
Large, beautifully fur'
ROYAL OAK HILLS
399-1969.
Built-in electric oven
Big home on spacious
floor high-rise buildFor
appointment
to
see,
nished,
decorator-deLarge
3/2
with
heated,
BOCA RATON HULLS
and range. Large launlot. Prime location near
ing. 40 ft. balcony. 24
signed model apt. 1 br.,
8 Large lots, Sacrifice, hour security. Private screened pool. Central beach. All large rooms call KEN PRICE . . . dry tub in utility room.
VA Baths. At San Remo,
North West Corner of cabana. Club pool, put- air/heat, one car ga- with privacy for every- Associate,
10x28 East facing patio.
WEIR REALTORS
the 13-acre condominium
40th St. and 5th Ave. ting greens. 5 3/4 mort- rage with automatic one. Complete kitchen Weir Plaza
Carpets
and
draperies
Bldg. 855 S Fed. Hwy
door, sprinkler system, and laundry equipment.
estate stretching from
. Zoned Residential.
Boca Raton Ph: 395-4000 included. MLS BR-1679
gage avail, for appoint- circular
drive. New Realistically priced at
18-Hole Championship
Atlantic to Intracoastal,
Other properties zon- ment call 391-1160.
- $22,500.
Course on 720-Acre
w/w carpeting, (Bath - $49,500. Good financing
ed for units in Pompano
in Boca Rafon. Every
private estate
EXCEPTIONAL
35 C Apis, Motets, Hotels-Sale
Kitchen - Patio CarUOTHERWELL
Fla. Call ev.es aft. 6
luxury.
Private balBR
1709
COURSE HOME IWB
One and two bedroom
peted) All this luxury avail.
REALTY
INTRACOASTAL
PM Ft. Laud. 522-7207
cony,
huge
closets, cusMacLaren
&
Anderson
WITH POOL!!
for only $39,000o For
L CONDOMINIUM
APARTMENT SITE
757 S. Federal' Hwy.
or Write 719 N0E. 5th
tom-kitchen.
Private
Inc.,
135
E.
Palmetto
Seldom
can
we
offer
evappt. to see BR1624 P
APARTMENTS
Zoned 80 units
Colonial Building
Terr Ft Lauderdale Flao
beach,
clubhouse.
OnPk.
Rd.,
395-1333.
erything in one packCall WARD PERRIN Ason golf course.
Call Bill DaCamara
Boca Raton, Fla.
site
marina.
Magnificent
age.
Pool,
S.E.
exposTHINK BIG
soc. 391-0083 (Sun. &
Furnished Models
BONNELL REALTY,
Phone 395-4044
gardens. 24 hour securBOCA RATON
Open Daily
If your house is burst- ure, looking over 3 manEve. 399-2745).
INC.
at 51st St. &
INDESCRIBABLY
ity. Ask for Apt. #734.
icured
fairways,
of
the
ing
at
the
seams
trying
U.S. =1 in
278-3383 Delray
DELICIOUS
SAN
REMO, 2877 N.
Lots in Mizner School
Boca Raton
famous
Royal Palm
to accommodate your
rcowan frc
OPEN
Ocean Blvd.,
(A-l-A)
district and near Junior
growing family „ . . con- Yacht & Country Club. 4
FOR
Boca Raton, Fla. Call
& High Schools. $3,950
Only occasionally does
2800 N. Fed. Hwy.
sider this 4 bedroom, bedrms, 3 baths, plus
":
ESTATES
~
GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB
399-3061
(no
toll
INSPECTION
each. For details c a l l . . .
a Home so cheerfully
Boca Raton
3 bath home located on cheerful family room.
7':f HM. Sist St. and 2nd *ve.,
charge).
Boca
Raton"(VS mile west of U.S. 1)
decorated,
so
very
WEIR REALTORS
large
well
elevated
lot
391-0083
anytime
Entire residence comNear shopping and othWeir Plaza Bldg. 855 S Fed. Hwy er
"FLORIDA", pop up for
conveneiences. ESTATES — custom 4 in exclusive "Little pletely done over. $82,Boca Raton Ph: 395-4000
Sale. Gay blending of
Across from ocean, ad- bedrm. 2 bath, 2 c a r Harbor" Subdivision of 500. This is my favor30 ACRES
whites, yellows and orjoining prestige r e s i - garage, screened pool, Deerfield. Close to Pub- ite. Let me show you
West of Military Trail dential area. A small w/w carpeting, beauti- lic & Catholic schools, this cheerful home toanges, makes this large
ESTATES SECTION!
$1,500 Per Acre.
Home, completely inbuilding with compat- ful drapes thru-out the shops and beach. $30,- day. Call Fred Carey,
TERMS
viting. Immediately deAssoc. MLS BR 1661
ible neighbors. Spacious house. Reverse cycle 500 MLS BR1727.
JUST LISTED! A magnificent 3 bedroom — 34£ bam
sirable. 3 large bedPG.
apt. with large screen- air conditioning. Ownhome on a large corner lot in Boca Raton's most derooms,
31/2
baths,
den,
ed patio facing south. er moving north. Call •
BATEMAN & CO.
sirable Estates Section. The 35 ft. living room conhobby
room,
a
magnifi2800 N. Fed. Hwy.
tains an island fireplace and all rooms are similarly
Central Air-condition- after 1 for appt. 395- *
REALTORS
spacious. Architect states 3900 sq. ft. under roof. Ma•
Appraisal
& Realty,
ing. Modern applianc- ,5842.
Boca Raton
450
E. Palmetto
Pk.Inc.
Rcf.
1299 S. Ocean Blvd. cent porch 15' x 37' in
ture citrus trees grace the well landscaped property,
Boca Raton
399-4440.
es, carpets, drapes in391-0083 .anytime
and a queen size kitchen for the gourmet who deBoca Raton
395-9355 the incomparable E s WHY WAIT
tates Section, One block
mands adequate space. It cannot be duplicated at the
cluded. Private Beach
~
BOCA IS
Just bring the bride and
,6 MONTHS???
OPEN DAILY
listed price of $59,500 and the desirable $40,000 mortfrom the Ocean. "A
club
across
street
GROWING FAST!!
$6700
for
a
2
bedrm.
gage may be assumed as part of the purchase price.
Available now!! BeauNEW LUXURY HOME
must s e e " at $77,500.
MLS - BR-1622. Call John B. Dolan to arrange your
Choice building site for available for low fee. tiful 2 bedrooms, 2 bath 1 bath with extra large
DOCKAGE
FOR
YACHT
inspection.
BR
1472.
shops and office - cen- Comfortable living in
home with screened pool paneled family room.
4
BEDROOMS
&
DEN
FIRST
REALTY
CORP.
fine
atmosphere
for
onBATEMAN & CO., REALTORS
Completely,
furnished,
ter of town - near Post
and large Patio 'facing
181 Coconut Palm Rd.,
.. 1399, Spjjth Ocean Boulexard:, Boca. Raton „ Ela. 33432
'- : : 20-SE 1st Ave. '•"":
Office and new bank ly $18,500. BC 83. Open East, in Boca Square, 1 even the TV. Then pay
.......;,-• - , , : * 385-9355 399-8284
ROYAL PALM YACHT
Call'anytime 395-8600
building - 125' x 145' Sunday, 1 to 5 P.M. Ad- year old, priced below $79 a month for princi&
COUNTRY
CLUB
dress:
930
Osceola
Dr.,
- zoned B-3 - ready for
construction cost plus, pal, interest, tax and See this fabulous home.
4 i V*
A GEM!
U^lliL
MLJ3 BR
w immediate use. A real Apt #3, Boca, MacLar- you save $2,000. on wall insurance,
Large
Patio
&
Pool,
en
&
Anderson,
1608.
• • value for only "$36,875.
to wall carpeting, drapgorgeous kitchen and
Inc., 395-1333.
MLS BV-195.
eries, and landscaping
Two bedroom 2 bath
truly beautiful bathand good 5 3/4% morthome in Palmetto Park
rooms,
formal
dining
BOCA RATON
gage. Call us for apTerrace. Central heat
room, marble & slate
2800 N. Fed. Hwy.
APARTMENTS!
pointment!! MLS BR& air, sprinkler sys757 S. Federal Hwy.
halls, built-in vacuum
Boca
Raton
1675.
tem. Beautifully landColonial Building
system, etc. For those
391-0083 anytime
$25,000 to $110,000
scaped. Lots of closet
Boca Raton, Fla,
who want the best - come
MOTHERWELL
We take pride in offerBOCA SQUARE
space. Large rooms.
Phone 395-4044
and
see
the
only
new
IVS
REALTY
ing the following pres2 Bedrm 2 bath, utility house available on the
Eat-in kitchen w/pass757 S. Federal Hwy.
DELRAY BEACH
U.S. #1 HIGHWAY
tige apartment r e s i room, oversize garage, water. MLSBR-1409WP
thru
to
enormous
Colonial
Building
By owner, nicest s e c - dences to qualified purFRONTAGE
- 1st Time
w/w carpeting, reverse
screened roofed patio.
Boca Raton, Fla,
tion
in LAKE IDA chases:
OTHERWELL
Offered!!!
cycle
air
and
heat,
r
e
Washer,
frost-free
r
e
Phone 395-4044
SUBDIVISION. 3 large
REALTY
BERKLEY SQUARE
frigerator, garbage disOnly $.88 per square foot with
frig., patio drop shades
corners on Gardenia
"757 S. Federal Hwy.
$25,000 - ' 2 bedroom 2
posal, screened in paterms to suit you. Dial us right
"SUNRISE"
MODEL
& like - new carpetT e r r , and N.W. 6th Ave. bath garden type apartColonial Building
tio,
awnings, storm
now
— the most important call
RAINBOW
HOME
ing
&
draperies
includand inside lot near the ment, MLS BC 85P
Boca Raton, Fla.
panels, sprinkler sysyou'll make this year. Call
DEERFIELD
ed at $27,500. MLS 1726
DELRAY
BEACH
Phone 395-4044
VILLA FLORA
tem, corner lot, circuMary Law, Asso. for appointFor
appointment
PLAYHOUSE on a caLike new 2 bearoom 2 lar drive, well landSAN REMO
JUST
COMPLETED
ment. 395-1661 (days) and
to
see,
call IVAN
nal. All lots face north
bath
home
with
every
scaped. By owner. Price
278-5467 (evenings).
which- will place your $27,850. 2 bedroom 2 extra. Located on high- $28,500 Call 395-8160 Beautiful new 3 Bedrm HAACK . . . Associate.
bath
and
garage
MLS
2
Bath,
white
brick
with
WEIR
REALTORS
pool or patio to the S.E.
ridge in County and on
garage.
ALL large Weir Plaza Bldg. 855S Fed. Hwy
sewers^ water, electric B Condo 102WP
BOCA SQUARE
a
quiet
"retired"
REDUCED $5,000 for
VILLA
CAPRI
rooms
including
famare in. Area homes
Less than 1 year old
street. BR 1548.
SAN
REMO
iiy
room
with
circular
IMMEDIATE SALE!!!
range $35,000 to $50,BRAND NEW
FIRST REALTY CORP. 3/2 plus family room, breakfast bar, and truDon't
miss this bargain! Terrif000. These lots under- $30,000. 2 Bedroom 2
on
beautifully
landscap3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH
20 SE 1st Ave.
ly modern kitchen with
fic financing available. Delay
priced at $6400 to $8,- bath and includes addied,
sewered
lot
with
DEN
POOL
900. To see turn west tional private sun deck Call Anytime 395-8600 sprinkler
means disappointment; see this
system. disposal, dishwasher &
OCCUPANCY 30 DAYS
IMMEDIATE
off Hwy 1 at NE 8th 14 ft x 26 ft. plus screenunusual offer today! MLS BRBeautiful large fully en- separate utility room.
P
r
i
c
e
includes
lot
St. to Swinton Ave. then ed porch. MLS B ConOCCUPANCY
1687. Call Mary Law, Asso.
closed garden patio. En- King size screen porch
*City Water & Sewers
take N.W. 9th St. W all do 113 WP
3 Bedrm 3 bath, large closed
for
appointment. 395-1661
garage, attic and sun deck. Paved
*Central
air
&
heat,
VILLA VERONA the way in to LAKE IDA.
pool, family room, GE storage. Complete G.E. front entrance & foyer
(days) and 278-5467 (evenings).
*GE Disposal, dishSAN REMO
For information phone
kitchen, 2 car garage, kitchen. Reverse cycle with guest closet. Wall
washer, oven & range
Pompano Beach 943- $34,600. Largest of the radiant heat, air condi- air and heat, w/w car- to wall carpets thruout.
*Wall-to-wall
carpet2834.
two bedroom 2 bath tioning, carpets and peting
and
drapes. Completely air condiing
apartments,
includes drapes. $32,900. 1498 Washer and dryer. Own- tioned including bath & *14x28
Screened-in
George B. Van Zee, Realtor
garage in this newest N.W. 4th Ct. Call 395- er leaving town. Call kitchen. Fully sodded
~
CHOICE
Pool
RESIDENTIAL
and landscaped. Over
of villas. MLS B Condo 5434 for appt.
Royal Palm Shopping Center
391-0970.
*Sprinkler System
2200 sq. ft. of living
107 WP
LOTS!
307 Golf View Drive
*Fully Sodded Lot
LARGE
FAMILY?
area. Concepts DevelVILLA DEL MAR
. Golf
course - Royal
HOSTESS'
*Circular
Drive
395-1661
WANT 3 Bedrms and opment Inc. 399-1872.
Palm Yacht & C.C. one $48,000. Ocean front 2
DREAM!
*Many other features
den and family room and
of few remaining. Lo- bedroom, completely
Buy Now and Select All
A GARDEN OF EDEN
cated in close proximity furnished. Cannot last at This uniquely designed swimming pool and- 2 Nestled in this ideal set- Your Colors —Move in
to Country Club - Ideal this figure. MLS B Con- luxury home in Royal baths and an extra half ting, sits a house that Jan. 30,
Palm Yacht & C.C. lends bath and air conditionI for ardent golfer or do 115 WP
itself both to family fun ing and large living will make you a lovely Full price under $30,000
CLOISTER
BEACH
* those wishing to have a
and entertaining. Three room and carpets and home . . . especially if
DON-ARROW, INC.
TOWERS
home overlooking the
you like tropical garlarge bedrooms, 2-1/2 drapes and large
395-2227
$49,500.
Large
2
bedgolfers activity - BV
dens and privacy. Large
baths, huge recreation
patio
and screened patio and pool,
251G - Priced at $15,- room 2 bath beautiful- room, bar, oversize screened
ly
decorated
and heated pool, shuffle- sprinkler system and 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths,
000.
Carpeting and
Another choice corner includes garage,, A 14th board c o u r t , etc. Beau- fully equipped kitchen W/W
homesite in Royal Palm floor view. MLS B Con- tifully fenced yard. C a r - &, &, & only $27,500 drapes. Good closet and
••..- faces Northwest in do 116 WP.
peting and draperies in- For appt. to see MLS BR. utility room space. This
ATLANTIC
CLOISTEL
area
of
attractive
cluded in realistically 1531 P. Call DICK DE- home is in excellent
price $55,000 - MLS VOE Assoc. 391-0083 condition. $24,900. MLS
homes. Priced at $ 1 1 , - $54,000 furnished. A
large 1600 Sq. Ft. two 1660 P - F o r appoint- (Sun. & Eve. 395-3483) BR 1730WP
500 - BV .162.
V
Builders attention - bedrooms plus den — ment to see, call TOM
k
Homesite in Winfield garage included. Ready RAINES, Associate.
*
WEIR REALTORS
Park on N.EO 2nd C i r - to occupy. MLS, B Con2800 N. Fed, Hwy,,
Weir Plaza Bldg. 855 S Fed. Hwj
\ cle. Size 86 x 114 - do 103 P
Boca Raton
450 E.
prT.
SABAL POINT
Price of $3,750 in391-0083 anytime
Boca Raton
399=4440
$110,000
Completely
cludes assessment for
BOCA SQUARE
installed sewer s y s - furnished the only 3 bed- o mo. old 3/2 plus fam- * * * * * — R A R I J H y i S T S I E M T OFPORTUHfTY
room
apartment
ready
STAR-LITE VILLAS * BEACH £R*EA 6 E M * *
tem - BV 209.
ily room, on beautifully
For further information to occupy in this p r e s - landscaped, sewered lot
* * FOR SALE OR RENT N O W * *
110 N.E. 19th Avenue
Deerfield Beach
call LLOYD LIVELY... tige building. MLS B with sprinkler system*
Excellent Potential. Prestige. Privacy. 1 Block to Beach and
Condo
89P
TWO
BLOCKS
TO
OCEAN
AND
SHOPPING
Associate. . .
Beautiful large fully enFinest Shoppes. 2nd FLOOR PENTHOUSE APT-PLUS 3 BedCall J. B. DOLAN or
WEES REALTORS
]&2 Bedroom Apfs.
$165 and $185 Per Month
closed garden patio. Enroom
2 Bath Villa, Balconies,Terraces, etc. Use Separately
FRED
CAREY,
assoWeir PlazaBldg. 855 S Fed. Hwj
closed
garage, attic
Wall
To
VfalI
Carpeting
All Electric Kitchens
Boca Raton Ph: 395-4000 ciate, now to arrange storage. Complete G.E.
OR as 9 Room, 4 Bath LUXURY RESIDENCE. Property
Central
Heat*Air
Conditioning*Large
Screened
Porch
"35 BCo v ops:S Condominiums Sale
your personal inspec- kitchen. Reverse cycle
Zoned for 6 More VILLAS: PRICED FOR IMMEDIATE ACFor choice selections in tion.
TION!!! $75,000, (Vforth More)- Terms. Owner, Viv Johnair and heat, w/w cari BOCA VERDE
call
BATEMAN & CO.
peting
and
drapes.
son, 217 Andrews Ave., Delray Beach, (305) 276-6278, 11Katherine Julian 399REALTORS
Washer and dryer. Own5 OR (24 Hr. Answer Service (305) 399-2811 HURRY!!!
7385 Everglades Real1299 S. Ocean Blvd.
Telephone
er leaving town. Call
Adjacent Lot
The Cove Shopping Center
BROKERS INVITED!!! sold
or $250,000
ty.
Boca Raton
395-9355 391-0970.
Jf.
Deerfield Beach, Florida
399-4220
OFFICE
SPACE or
STOREROOM. Air Conditioned. Down town Boca. Phone 395-5002 or
395-5005.
RICHARDm ROSS
CQNDOMIMfUH
FOR SALE
1
:
CARLM
i
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ROYAL PALM REALTY
ANNUAL RENTALS
DEERFIELD ARMS
12B BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, Jon. 12, 1969
oAmFried Chicken
Swift's Premium
All Meat Franks
Herman's Orange Band Pure Pork,
Breakfast
Link Sausage •
another
menu suggestion
fromPUBLIX
44
Jumbo Smoked
*
Canadian Cod •
lb
Mrs. Kinser's Picnic Style
Potato Sdlcidf, €®Ie Slaw
or Macaroni Salad Ib- 33$
Danish Cooked
Prices Effective
Mon-Tue-Wed.
January 13-14-15
It's New, Parkay Soft Corn Oil
Margarine. • • • 'Iff: .47«
Sliced Ham . . . , ' 69*
Kraft's Mohawk
m
L i m b u r g e r • . . . Se 3 9 c
Wisconsin Mild
|b
Brick Cheese. . .
89«
(Plus 25 S&H Green Stamps. No coupon required)
Kraft
B l u e Cheese . • • portion
FROZEN FOODS
Ocoma Chicken, Beef, Turkey
Pot P i e s . . . . 6
Stouffer's Creamed
39<
Peas & Potatoes
Swift's Premium Proten U.S. Choice
U.S.D.A. Inspected Beef
Sirloin Steak
T-Bone Steak
Boneless
Round Steak
Porterhouse
Steak. . . . .
(LIMIT 1 WITH OTHER PURCHASES OF $3
OR MORE EXCLUDING CIGARETTES)
Morton
Honey Buns • . 4
$|19
9
9
s fze
9
ib.
$|19
Comstock Cherry
Pie Pilling * . . 2
Contadino
Ib.
Tomato Sauce •
8
•
c "an'
General Mills Clackers
Ib.
Breakfast Cereal
1
$129
Dinty Moore
Beef Stew • . . .
Hormel
15-oz.
cans
Chili w/Beans . 3
Armour Liquid Chiffon
22-or.
bot.
Pish Petergent •
Pillsbury's Sweet Cream
16 z
P k°g
Pancake Mix. . •
25c
Kraft's
French Dressing •
8
D °t.
With 35-ct. Cups, 5-oz. Size
Oak Hill
Tomato Jyice . .4
Dixie Cup
Dispenser . • . •
46-oz.
cans
Hi-C Assorted
35c
Cairo Beauty
Fruit
O'Sage Raggedy Ripe Freestone
^
Peaches
Peanut Butter &
Jelly . . • . • .
2%-doz. size Florida
Instant
Celery. . . . .2—2 9 *
'me Ripe
Sanka Coffee • •
EXTRA
pk
^GreenStanips
,v 3 9 *
Tomatoes
Easy On
Spray Starch
Bltton
adishes . . . 3 19<
(Coupon expires Wed. January 15,1969)
(Coupon Good From Vero Beach
To Miami ONLY)
;
Aiicy, Sweet
Tdngelos
100
size
ifor 39c -
9
9
g
8 ° 33'
80
Z 6 for 29c
juicy 150-j
Anjou Pears . 8 59
S
^WGreenStamps
O
Carnation All Flavors
25<
T
wme, Qkebblm
Prices In This Ad Effective
Only In Dade, Broward, Palm
Beach, Martin, St. Lucie and
Indian River Counties.
F&P Whole Kernel
3 u: 49<
^WGreenStamps
^WGreenStamps
J e w e l Shortening
WITH THTi COUfOH AMD ri/KCMASI OF
3 b
et n
59c
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Beechnut Strained
Baby Food
6 ££. 65c
To Miami ONLY)
Aerowax
„.. ...
Purchase of $1. or more of Any
Candy
To Miami ONLY)
ST-oz.
size
To Miami ONLY)
Camino Gardens - Boca Raton
100 W. Camino Real
EXTRA
WITH THIS W W ' O M AND PUHCHASI OF
Swift's
EXTRA
Floor Wax
Sweet Peas . . .3 2£ 49*
EXTRA
j£|.
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iV/GreenStamps[™w,
F&P Fancy Green
€?wm
AMD F I C H A S I
: Slender
F&P Red
Sliced Beets . .- .2
EXTRA
5th Ave. PLAZA- Boca Raton
U.S. Highway # 1 & 5th Aye.
Palm Aire Shopping Center
272 S. Federal Hwy., Deeriield Beach

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