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Family Economics Push Shift

To Stronger Line By Teachers
A few years ago sanctions,
walkouts, strikes and boycotts
were union terms generally associated with the factory worker or coal miner.
Now the terms have become
quite common, especially sanctions and walkouts and a new
one "professional day"
in a field which the average
viewer would least expect it:
education.
Why?
Charles Godwin, principal at
Boca Raton High School and a
member himself of the Florida
Education Association, explained it in one sentence. ' More
and more leadership in the education field is being taken over
by men and heads of the household who need more money."
It used to be that the field
was left to single women just
out of high schools, widows or

married women who wanted to
make an extra dollar to help
supplement their husband's
income.
Now the field is changing
drastically and fast to the point
where 45 percent of the teachers are men who as heads of
the household need more money
than a single girl, a widow or
a married women would needo
What's more, the men are
not afraid to ask for what they
want. They figure they need
more money, and they're going
to get it,,
In other words, the leadership of the education field has
changed from the hands of the
local school marm to those of
what Godwin referred to.as "the
new breed," men who have gone
through possibly World War II
and Korean conflict, who are like Charles Godwin and Don
basically leaders and who aren't Robinson, principal at Boca
Raton School, say the trying
afraid to speak up.
"The education field," God- times of the present will bewin said, " i s getting more mili- come a blessing for both the
educator who will get the salary
tant."
Thuse you have teachers who raise and the child who will
will not only think of walking benefit by more highly qualiout of school, and placing teach- fied teachers.
ers sanctions on Florida, but
As Don Robinson sees it,
who have the means and are there are an awful lot of men
willing to do it.
who/would have made excellent
What does this mean for the teachers but who became diseducation field? In the immed- couraged with the wage scales
iate future it could possibly and thus have sought greener
mean that education will reach pastures in business and scithe lowest level it has in years, ence.
and the child, who is used to
Robinson himself says, "If I
good, highly qualified teachers, didn't have the committment to
will get the less than qualified education I have today 'and if I
teachers and a third rate edu- were just starting out fresh
cation for a while.
from college I doubt whether I
In the not so distant future would stick with the education
and in the long run, educators, field."
BOCA RATON NEWS

Vol. 12, No. 118
Tuesday
August 22, 1967
Covers All City Departments
CS Board Study Ready

Tax bills. That's what they are: tax bills. Assessor Owen Benion checks the file of bills for the upcoming fiscal year, awaiting
completion after City Council takes final action to establish the
millage Sept. 5. In the meantime, all other entries have been made.
The bills are slated to go into the mail the last week of October.
Public Hearing On
Proposed Truck Route
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A public hearing on proposed

truck routes through the city
will be on the agenda for tonight's council meeting.
The proposed plan, based
around a new pattern of routing
truck traffic around residential
areas,
separates primary
routes for through vehicles from
secondary routes for vehicles
which must make deliveries.
As drafted by the city engineering department, the plan provides an access route to each
area of the city which has business zoning.
Six other public hearings are

on the agenda. Up for discussion will be ordinances on the
city's fire prevention code,
swimming pool setbacks, a r e zoning in the Spanish River
Land Co.'s Plat A, an internal
transfer of city funds, change
of subdivision requirements,
and an amendment to the rules
of the mechanical contractors
examining board.
Two assessment roll items
are back on the agenda. One
confirms the roll for the Winfield Park area and another
relates to Aldrich Corners.,
Many improvements in the

municipal organization were
noted by George Holds worth,
chairman of the city's C i v i l
Service Board, as the board
prepared to present its annual
report to the City Council.
The report, a requirement of
the City Charter, is on the
agenda for tonight's Council
meeting. Holdsworth said that
the board found many improvements as it toured each of the
city's departments during t h e
course of the study.
Particularly, he noted that the
records kept in each of the departments are superior to those
kept in the past and that many
procedures especially those
related to employe pay scales
have been standardized. He
said the annual study was conducted with t h e "excellent cooperation" of the various department heads and praised the
help the board received during
its work.
In the report, the board noted
that every effort was made so
that employes could "express
their feelings cordially, (since)
this was the only way to get a
true picture of the personnel
administration in our municipal service."
Among the findings of t h e
board were:
A large turnover of laborers due to alleged low hourly rate. The board recommends
that the minimum hourly rate
be adjusted.
Abuse of sick leave privileges by hourly employes. The
board advised a mandatory
suspension for any employe
found guilty on this count.
The need to hire new employes with considerable experience at a rate higher than the
minimum range specified. The
Board favored the plan.
Divided opinion on the r e quired 12-month probationary
period for new employes. The
Board stuck to the 12-month
figure but advised a possible
wage increase after six months
service "if warranted."
Lack of training for new
police officers. The board advised more basic courses.
That there still exists in-
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By 1985, Boca Raton residents may find themselves living in the middle of a giant
population build-up which will
s e e almost half of Florida's
population concentrated in 18
southeastern counties.
According to a new study of
population trends by the Central
and Southern Florida Flood
Control District, the district
population should hit 5 million
by 1985, about double what it is
now.
Boca Raton stands to pick up
new residents at an even faster
rate. According to figures compiled by Dr. John Webb at Florida Atlantic University, t h e
city's population will double its
present number before 1980.
City Planning director Walter
Young quoted Webb's statistics
as indicating a population here
of 27,250 by 1970, growing to
40,150 by 1975 and hitting the
53,250 mark by 1980.
Young said the Webb figures
are "realistic." He added that
t h e current building boom,
sparked by the pending opening
of an IBM computer plant has
not altered the projections.
"These booms run in cycles,''
Young said, "and are taken into
consideration in the long range
projections,
Robert W. Padrick, chairman
of the FCD governing board,
said all indications point to
more "linear growth along
the East Coast, in particular
from Palm Beach County north
through Martin and St. Lucie
Counties. And it is expected
that the mushrooming population in the greater Cape Kennedy area will expand southward to meet the northern trend.
Percentagewise, the population of the Florida Gold Coast
will not increase as much as
in the past 17 years, Padrick
said. In the years from 1950
to 1966, the population of the
district tripled, from 803,000
to 2,390,000. In 1966, Dade
County had approximately 46
per cent of the population of the
18-county District, with 1,098,000 persons. Following D a d e
were Broward, Palm Beach,
Brevard, and Orange Counties
with 19 per cent, 12 per cent,
and 5 per cent respectively.
"All indications are t h a t
Florida has entered a new growth p h a s e , steady but non boomy," according to Gerald
L. McDonald, geographer for
the FCD, who compiled the new
population projections.
It is predicted that by 1985

Dade, Broward and Palm Beach
Counties will have a combined
population of 3.7 million or
74 per cent of the total FCD
population.
Central Florida, particularly
Orange County and the Orlando

area, will show spectacular increases by 1985, due largely
to the impact of the Disney
World project and the crossroads effect of major interstate highways, it Is predicted,,
New teachers reported to Palm Beach County Schools this week.

In Boca Raton, the greatest number was at the high school where
ternal friction in the Fire Department. The board advised

that the problem "should be r e volved promptly. It has been of
long duration and certainly affects the personnel adminis-
tration of this department."

A shortage of help in the
public works and utilities department. Additional help was
advised so that "efficient s e r vice can be maintained."
PD Probes Attempt
To Derail SCL Train
Local police, Palm Beach
Sheriff's Office deputies and
Deerfield Beach officers were
investigating the attempted derailing of a Seaboard Coastline
Railway train late yesterday
afternoon.
Sgt. Frank Maguire said an
unidentified youth allegedly had
placed metal bars across the
train tracks just north of the
Deerfield Beach line.
The youth was spotted in the
area by two people who reported to police he was riding a
motorcycle and carrying a
hacksaw.
Since tampering with t r a i n
tracks comes under the jurisdiction of the Federal authorities, Sgt. Fred Dettman said
' the FBI in Miami had been notified.
At 7 p.m. yesterday authorities were still on the scene,
having had to walk the tracks
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for over a mile. Sgt. Maguire

s a i d the investigation would
continue.
The bars were parts that had
been taken from an automobile,
police said and were hit by a
southbound train. The engineer
reported the objects on the track
when he reached the Deerfield
Beach station. No damage was
done to the train.
Potters Field
Close Studied
City Council will hear an appeal from the cemetery committee tonight to change existing regulations concerning pauper cases and where they are to
be buried.
Present rules provide a portion of the cemetery known as
"potters field." However, there
has been only one pauper burial
there in the citys history.
City Manager Alan Alford
said he will recommend to council that person without means
for paying for burial services
be placed in any available single
space plot.
Thus the potters field would
be eliminated.
18 were on hand for their first meeting. Returning teachers are

slated to report today.
2 Tuesday,
21, 1967 BOCA RATON NEWS
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Meeting on Thursday
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BOCA RATON NEWS Tuesday, August 22, ]967 3
Teacher Attends
Science Institute
Kenneth V. Kasak of institute provides trainBoca Raton, a member ing in the principles of
of the faculty of theradio-chemistry and of ANTICIPATED DISBURSEMENTS:
BOND REDEMPTION
Boca Raton High School, radioisotope methodol- INTEREST
ON BONDS 1963
was one of 28 high school ogy for high school and INTEREST
ON BONDS 1966
a n d college science college science teach- BANK CHARGES
1963
teachers attending a ers so that they may RESERVE
1966
summer institute in r a - acquire sufficient com- RESERVE
TOTAL ANTICIPATED DISBURSEMENTS:
dioisotope technology at petence in the technit h e Philadelphia Col- ques of this area of nu- WATER &. SEWER REDEMPTION FUND
HATED RECEl PTS:
3ge of Pharmacy and clear science to teach ANTICI
INTEREST ON INVESTMENTS
the
new
methods
to
their
Science.
ANTICIPATED DISBURSEMENTS:
Sponsored by the Na- own students.
This is the ninth such TRANSFER TO WATER AND bklWER
tional Science FoundaSINKING FUND
tion and the Atomic En- summer institute at t h e
Philadelphia
College
of
WATER
& SEWER CONSTRUCTION FUND
ergy Commission, t h e
Pharmacy and Science ANTICIPATED RECEIPTS!
"T3ONTT PROCEEDS'
with interest on a
nationwide basis. P a r - ANTICIPATED DISBURSEMENTS:
To Place a
ticipants this year are CONSTRUCTION
Classified Ad
REPAYMENT REFUNDING CONTRACTS
from eleven states.
INTEREST DURING CONSTRUCTION AND
Call 395-8300
OTHER FINANCIAL EXPENSES
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
THE PROPOSED BUDGET IN DETAIL MAY BE EXAMINED IN

THE OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK BETWEEN THE HOURS OF
8 A.M and 5 P.M. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY UNTIL THE
TIME OF THE PUBLIC HEARING.
GENERAL FUND
AS FRANCHISE FEES
FLORIDA POWER AND LIGHT CO.
FRANCHISE FEES
SURPLUS GENERAL FUND
COUNTY ROAD TAX REFUND
CIGARETTE TAX FUND
TOTAL ANTICIPATED REVENUES
-ATJHMSTRATIVE & GENERAL
PUBLIC SAFETY
PUBLIC WORKS
RECREATION
INSURANCE, PENSIONS, TAXES
MISCELLANEOUS NON-DEPARTMENTAL
DEBT SERVICE
TOTAL ANTICIPATED DISBURSEMENTS
$1,517,711.00
251,200.00
800.00
132,000.00
180,000.00
14,000.00
195.430.00
$2,291,141.00
$ 185,121.00
624,887.00
901,039.00
179,309.00
206,397.00
87,000.00
107.388.00
$2.291,141.00
SPECIAL FUNDS
WATER & SEWER FUND

ANTICIPATED RECEIPTS:
SALE OF WATER
SEWER CHARGES
'
INSTALLATION CHARCES
MISCELLANEOUS REVENUE
HYDRANT RENTAL
BUILDING RENTAL
WATER AND SEWER SURPLUS
TOTAL ANTICIPATED RECEIPTS:
$ 640,000.00
155,000.00
50,000.00
200.00
35,000.00
8,500.00
2,400.00
57.126.00
$ 948,226.00
ITATER' DEPARTMENT
WER DEPARTMENT
$ 455,184.00
137,512.00
f EBT SERVICE
315,305.00
MISCELLANEOUS & CONTINGENCY
40.225.00
TOTAL ANTICIPATED DISBURSEMENTS: $ 948,226.00
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Florida Fresh GradeA
Whole
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136,167.50
276.592.50
553,900.00
$ 205,000.00
204,732.50
102,000.00
500.00
7,500.00
34.167.50
5 553,900.00
$ 133,140.00
$ 133,140.00
$2,400,000.00
$1,992,994.00
207,006.00
WATER & SEWER RENEWAL & REPLACEMENT FUND
THE CITY OF BOCA RATON CITY COUNCIL WILL HOLD A

PUBLIC HEARING ON THE PROPOSED CITY BUDGET FOR
THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING NOVEMBER 1, 1967 AND
ENDING OCTOBER 31, 1968. THIS PUBLIC HEARING WILL
BE HELD AT 7-30 P.M. ON SEPTEMBER 5, 1967 IN THE CITY
COUNCIL CHAMBERS, CITY HALL, 201 WEST PALMETTO
PARK ROAD, BOCA RATON, FLORIDA.
T i r V A L O R E M TAXES - NET AT 6.85 MILLS
EPARTMENTAL RECEIPTS
8,000.00
133,140.00
180,000.00
LEGAL, FISCAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE
EXPENSES
20.000.00
TOTAL ANTICIPATED DISBURSEMENTS: $2,400,000.00
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WATER & SEWER SINKING FUND

$
INTEREST INCOME FROM REDEMPTION FUND
TRANSFER FROM WATER & SEWER
CONSTRUCTION FUND
TRANSFER FROM WATER & SEWER
FUND FOR DEBT SERVICE
$
D&D
LB.
Limit one with 4.00 Order or more
WESSON
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4f
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7^000.00
50,000.00
REPLACE LINfclb
REPLACE EQUIPMENT
WATER k SEWER REVOLVING FUND
ANTICIPATED-RECETPTS1
LIEN COLLECTIONS
INTEREST ON ASSESSMENTS
RESERVE
$ 4.2*2
3,000.00
'2
2
240.000.00
$287,000.00
CONSTRUCTION NEW LINES
$283,750.00
DUE WATER AND SEWER FUND
3.25Q.PQ
TOTAL ANTICIPATED DISBURSEMENTS: $287,000.00
EXCISE IMPROVEMENT BOND SINKING FUND
TRANSFER FROM CIGARETTE TAX FUND
$
$
BOND REDEMPTION
$ 40,000.00
11,970.00
BOND INTEREST
100.00
BANK CHARGES
1.400.00
RESERVE
53,470.00
TOTAL ANTICIPATED DISBURSEMENTS: $
CIGARETTE TAX FUND
CIGARETTE TAXhb
FROM SURPLUS
$217,000.00
30,000.00
400.00
S247.400.00
TRANSFER TO EXCISE IMPROVEMENT
BOND SINKING FUND
TRANSFER TO GENERAL FUND
TOTAL ANTICIPATED DISBURSEMENTS
$ 51,970.00
195.430.00
$247,400.00
UTILITY TAX FUND

UTILITY TAXES"
SURPLUS
$240,000.00
1,000.00
20.000.00
$261,000.00
TRANUt'tiR TO CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND S26i.ooo.oo
$261.000.00
RECREATION DEPARTMENT SPECIAL
INTEREST AND SPORTS ACCOUNTS
CLASS FEES
TEAM ENTRY FEES
SUMMER PROGRAM
VENDING MACHINES
MISCELLANEOUS
$15,950.00
1,500.00
1,000.00
1,200,00
800.00
$20,450.00
INSTRUCTORS' FEES
TEAM EXPENSES
SUMMER PROGRAM
SUPPLIES
COVER BILLIARD TABLES
MISCELLANEOUS
RESERVE
$15,000.00
1,500.00
1,000.00
1,365.00
210.00
50.00
1-325.00
$20,450.00
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND

TRANSFER FROM UTILITY TAX FUND
RESERVES
$261,000.00
2,000.00
112.000.00
$375|00OJ)O"
FIRE HOUSE
LAND ACQUISITION
BEAUT1FICATION
ROADS
INLET IMPROVEMENT
TRAFFIC LIGHTS
AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT
TENNIS COURTS
DATA PROCESSING EQUIPMENT
MISCELLANEOUS
i 40,000.00
56,600.00
22,500.00
15,000.00
61,250.00
5,000.00
100,500.00
10,500.00
19,500.00
44,150.00
$375,000.00
GENERAL REVOLVING FUND

LIEN COLLECTIONS
INTEREST ON ASSESSMENTS
RESERVE
CONSTRUCTION
LAND ACQUISITION
BEACH IMPROVEMENTS
TO GENERAL FUND
SALES EXPENSE
$350,000.00
495,000.00
15,000.00
5.000.00
$865,000.00
CEMETERY FUND
SALE OF PLOTS
OPENINC AND CLOSING OF GRAVES
FROM GENERAL FUND
$ 21,000.00
4,000.00
2,971.00
10.000.00
$37,971.00
$13,650.00
7,730.00
166.00
400.00
8,000.00
150.00
4,000.00
375.00
1,500.00
2.000,00
$37,971.00
CITY OF BOCA RATON , FLORIDA

ALAN C. ALFORD,
City Manager
Publish: August 22, 1967
Furnish Proof of Publication
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All creditors of the estate of
LINFORD N. DUFFIELD, d e ceased, a r e hereby notified and
required to file any claims or
demands which they may have
against said estate in the office
of the county judge of Palm
Beach County, Florida, in the
courthouse in West Palm Beach,
Florida, within six calendar
months from the date of the
first publication of this notice.
Each claim or demand must be
in writing and must state the
place of residence and postoffice address of the claimant
and must be sworn to by the
claimant, his agent or his attorney, or it will become void
according to law.
Dated this 25th day of July,
1967.
S/Ceciel C. Duffield
Ceciel C. Duffield, Executrix of the Estate of Linford
N. Duffield, deceased.
TYLANDER, FOREMAN
and BECKER
40 S.E. First Avenue
Boca Raton, Florida, 33432
Attorneys for Executrix
First Publication:August 1,1967
. Publish: August 1, 8, 15, 22,
1967
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COUNTY JUDGE IN AND
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will become void according to
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August 2nd, 1967.
. S/Gwendolyn M. Wilmoth
Gwendolyn M. Wilmoth
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Playing the Numbers Game

By Malcolm B. Johnson
Reminder
Once again, we're reminded that Boca Raton's
municipal organization is about as good as one
can find.
On the agenda for tonight's City Council meeting is the annual report of the city's Civil Service Board. It's a requirement of the new city
charter and the fact that it was undertaken in
the first place only means that the board was
doing the job it's supposed to do.
It's conclusions indicate that the city organization is also doing what it's supposed to be
doing. Commenting on the report, Chairman
George Holdsworth said that "things are much
b e t t e r " than they were a few years ago.
What he means covers a wide spectrum of city
affairs, since Holdsworth has been close to the
municipal operations for a long time now. It
goes beyond the letter of the board's report,

perhaps, but the written words substantiate the
conclusion.
What discrepancies are noted in the board's
report are essentially of a minor nature, although a few have broad implications. What's
even more relevant is that each of the findings is
accompanied by a recommendation for correcting the situation. It's much easier to find faults
than to make suggestions for their improvement
and the board is to be congratulated for taking
the initiative in this regard.
And congratulated, too, for a job well done.
The board shares with the employes they interviewed the appreciation of the citizens and taxpayers who reap the benefits of a smoothly operating city government.
Views of Other Newspapers
You have to watch the numbers carefully to follow the action in t h i s Constitution Revision session of the Legislature, because things aren't always what they seem to be.
For example, it was reported
the other day that the House
voted to authorize "population
acts." And it did, by a majority
of 53 to 45. But that isn't nearly enough votes to write such a
clause into the Constitution.
As a matter of fact, very few
House votes have been sufficient to make the changes favored by a majority; for, when
it comes to formal action, it
will take a three-fifths vote of
members elected 72 "yea"
votes, regardless of how many
are present and voting. The
present Constitution requires
this for submitting an amendment or revision to the people.
In o t h e r words, whatever
Constitution goes on the ballot
Really, they have spent these

last 20 days merely drafting
new provisions which they will
refer back to themselves when
they rise as committees and go
into formal House and Senate
sessions for final consideration
The Senate is doing it differof what they have written.
This is sound procedure, be- ently, and more logically. It
requires a three-fifths vote to
make any change in the basic
draft which came mostly from
the Constitution Revision Commission. As it finishes consideration of each article, it
takes another vote to see that
the whole article has sufficient
support to justify engrossing it
or writing it into the bill it
will consider in a week or two.
Also, it has adopted a rule to
require a three-fifths vote for1
each change when it again becomes a Senate and moves for
final action.
This means that the Senate is
working by constitutionally r e quired votes at every step,
while the House is merely testing sentiment and in the
opinion of some spinning its
wheels.
The question of whether the
new Constitution will go on a
special ballot this year or wait
until the November, 1968, general election will be determined by the vote in House and
Senate on a separate resolution calling a special election.
That takes a three-fourths vote,
so either 30 opposition votes
in the House or 13 in the Senate will postpone your change
to vote on the Constitution until
1968.
Whenever you vote, though,
you'll only get one whack. You
must vote FOR or AGAINST
the whole document as submitted. You can't pick some
articles you favor and some
you oppose, the way the legislators are doing.
"Nice Balance"
Wild Animals
A simple briefing on the habits of wild animals and the safety rules of America's national
parks could well be made a required course
for persons entering the wilderness areas of
these great preserves.
Need for such instruction has been brought
home in a tragic manner by recent fatalities.
The two young women attacked in their sleeping
bags and killed by grizzly bears were apparently
not sufficiently forewarned of the risk they took.
But it is only fair to note that this is the first
such casualty since the opening of Glacier National Park 35 years ago.
An ordinary encyclopedia article on bears,
however, sounds a warning note. One says of
grizzlies that they are "easily the most dangerous game animals of North America." It adds:
"Experienced hunters of the West have learned
to hold all of them in the highest respect." But
the parks are now full of inexperienced woods-
men who think of bears as amiable creatures,

like the lovable Winnie the Pooh of A.A. Milne's
children's verses, and trea.. them familiarly.
Shooting grizzly bear suspects (as has been
done to four) is no guarantee of safetyfor future
campers. Posted ruled apparently are not enough,
either, for rules have been posted ~ and ignored in many cases by heedless visitors. Nor
must the bears be exterminated as some hysterical reaction has suggested, for they are part
of the wilderness and not dangerous to those who
"respect" them and avoid risky situations.
It is sad that it has taken the fatal attack by
bears in Glacier National Park, and attacks on
four other people at about the same time in Alaskan wilds, to alert people to the need for caution. We hope that whatever measures are taken
by park authorities to educate people in wilderness ways will be warmly supported by the visitors for whose protection they will be designed,
-Christian Science Monitor
Comments on the Civic Scene

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Forming a Color Guard

By Harold Green
At this writing 92 Civic Division members of the Greater
Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce have accepted the invitation to become charter members of the now forming chamber color guard.
The purpose of the color
guard is to procure, present
and preserve a suitable American flag and chamber banner
with poles and bases to provide
a handsome ceremonial "package." These will be on display
at the numerous Chamber of
Commerce meetings which are
held throughout the year.
It is estimated that with Coffee Club breakfast meetings
drawing ever larger crowds,
there will be at least 6000 attendance at Chamber of Commerce gatherings during the
1967-68 season.
Civic Division members consider it deplorable that no ceremonial flag and banner have
been available for showing at
past occasions and they are
taking action to immediately
change the situation.
They delegated Max Hutkin,
Boca Raton's leading exponent

of expressing civic pride with
appropriate display of flags
and lights, to function as procurement expediter. Max lost
no time in contacting chamber
member George Rager. George
is a reformed lawyer who now
makes a business of providing
flags, banners, pennants, and
accessories in great varietyf
Last week Max and George invited me out to the shop to show
how they had progressed. There
I saw - (A) a 5x3 foot nylon
American flag with a border of
gold-colored c o r d , (B) a
specially designed and custommade 3x5 foot nylon banner,
also with a fringe of gold cord.
This banner has a light blue
field on which is appliqued in
navy blue the well layed out
wording " G r e a t e r BOCA
RATON Florida CHAMBER of
COMMERCE." (C) for both the
flag and the banner, gold anodized aluminum poles and bases
topped by gold plated eagles are
provided.
The poles are in sections for
flexibility and ease of transportation. They are so designed
that a set may be 7'10" in
Exploring Words
height for rooms with low ceilings or 9'4" in height for usual
meeting rooms.
Personally I w a s delighted
with what I saw and the. dispatch
with which Max and George had
turned an idea into a reality. It
is my feeling that a vast majority of Chamber members will
be proud to have these colors
showing at their meetings.
Between meetings it is planned to have them placed so that
they will be seen by all who
visit the Chamber of Commerce
information bureau and add
color to the verbal welcome
which is extended to those who
enter. It is planned that this
contribution of Civic Division
members will be officially unfurled at an early fall meeting
of the Chamber's Coffee Club.
It was a fine expression of
cooperation when about 40% of
all Civic Division members r e sponded to the single written invitation to join the color guard,
It would really be something
to wave our flags about if we
approached unanimous participation in this endeavor. All it
takes to be enrolled is your
name and a dollar.
By John Barclay
INTELLECTUAL ~ Words
can become flammable weapons and yet, at times, become
hopelessly befuddled symbols.
They can express the ecstacy
of man's poetic concepts or
perversely be abused for baser
motivations to foment wars and
bloodshed.
One overly abused term, " i n tellectual" was derived from
the Latin word intellectus,
meaning to understand, or the
quality of Intelligence, A person with intellect, according tc
the Merriam - Webster dictionary is: "One who has the
faculty of knowing; as distinguished from the power to feel
and to will; especially the power of reasoning,"
This definition should be clear
enough, but some of the most intelligent persons with superior
I.Q. ratings are prone to confuse the real essence lying behind the facade which this word
should convey.
For some odd reason, the
word intellectual has slipped
into the grey category of a derogatory term, denoting a snob
with campy, sophisticated tastes
in the realm of the arts and
literature. This corruption of
the word could be no further
from the truth as there are
many divergent degrees of
meaning attached to the attribute of being an intellectual.
It is a disturbing thought to
witness the increasing volume
of words that have drifted into
the twilight zone of muddled
meanings while others are doing a right-about-face
from
their original connotations.This
trend is strikingly revealed in
political words such afe: conservative, liberal, democracy,
freedom and revisionist. Their
actual meanings have become
as nebulous and protean as
the opportunists who corrupt
them for ulterior gain.
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Behind the News in Business
Business Is in a Mess
By Leslie Gould
The brokerage business is in

a mess clerical and mechanical the worst back office
snafu in a generation and possibly in 45 years. That is since
1933 and 1929.
There is overspeculation and
a fair degree of manipulation.
More so on the American Stock
Exchange and over-the-counter
than on the N.Y. Stock Exchange,
but even the Big Board has its
share of the gambling business.
The major share of that in the
other markets has been generated by customers' men in
the member firms.
Partly as a by-product of the
overspeculation which has sent
volume rocketing, the back offices are so far behind in their
paper work that the exchanges
are knocking an hour and a half
off the trading day. This is also
to apply to over-the-counter
Albert Einstein was an in- dealing
by member firms.
tellectual and yet one of the
Some of the trouble is due
most humble and human persons the world has known. If to a breakdown in the automahis .theory of Relativity may tion computer operation
prove wrong with the advent of installed in the back offices.
the Laser beam, Einstein would This was promoted as meeting
graciously admit there was an the high volume, but it is provfor some firms a nighterror in his early calculations ing
mare.
This isn't entirely the
if he were still alive.
fault of the machines. It is due
An astro-physicist who com- more to the inefficiencies in the
putes astronomical equations non - automated o p e r a t i o n s ,
out of this world might choose which are being dove-tailed into
to relax by reading Mickey the computers.
Spillane instead of Marcel
In the change over, a t r e Proust, and a so-called " i l - mendous number of "DK"
literate" Gypsy fortune teller don't know ~ items have been
might shame an erudite col- turned up. One large member
legeprofessor with her extra house is faced with a loss that
sensory powers of comprehen- may exceed $2-1/2 million as a
sion. If man's invention of words result of the switch over beand many tongues become too cause of the inability to comuch of a babble, we could r e - ordinate the two systems. Some
sort to mental telepathy of fall firms have had to keep two sets
back to the Indian sign language of "books."
On the other hand, the more
which originated on our continent. It has a sincere, quiet efficient are having no internal
dignity!
trouble. Their difficultues are
Essence Behind the Facade
cause they can operate more

informally as committees. Most
important, they can have nonmember experts on constitutional law before them for explanations. In the Senate, Circuit Judge Hugh Taylor fre- w
quently has the floor. In t h e
House, former Representatives
John Crews and William O'Neill
are on hand all the time for
consultation.
But, as a committee, t h e
House is using a majority vote
in drafting the new Constitution
it will present to itself formally
sometime in the next two weeks.
It hasn't yet adopted a rule on
what vote it will take to amend
the document when it comes up
for final action. It may decide A
to amend from the floor by W"
simple majority, then require
three fifths votes article by
article or only on the whole
proposal at the end.
must have the approval of 72

Representatives and 29 Senators. Absentees or non-votes
in effect are votes against a
change.
Now:
So far in this special s e s sion, neither House nor Senate
has taken a single formal, final
roll call on any provision of
the new Constitution.
They aren't even functioning
as a Senate and a House. Each
day they resolve themselves
into "committees of the whole"
or committees made up of all
members to deliberate on proposed articles of the new Constitution.
coming from a slowdown or

breakdown in the stock transfer
offices of the large banks. The
banks handle the transfer of
share ownership for corporations, and most of these are not
geared to 10 million and larger
share days on the Stock Exchange. Banks are working their
staffs overtime nights and
weekends and drafting workers from other departments
and they still can't keep up.
Volume is running at a better
than 10-million share a day
clip, and last week the turn over
on the big Board Averaged 12,140,000 shares. Last year the
a v e r a g e was 7-1/2 million
shares.
Other than for a blizzard,
February 7 this year, a subway
strike in 1966 and President
Kennedy's assassination, the
exchange has only once since
1933 restricted trading because of the work load. That
was a shut down for Monday,
May 29, 1961. In 1933, there

were five abbreviated trading
days, and in 1929, there were
nine daily closings and 14
shortened sessions.
The present 10 a.m. to 3:30 ;
p.m. hours were established in %..
1952, when the exchange ex- .
tended the closing time from 3
to 3:30 p.m. and dropped the 10
a.m. to noon trading on Saturdays.
The Exchanges had not expected the 10-million plus
volume before 1970, and thus
have been caught flatfooted. The
American Stock Exchange volume has averaged nearly six
million shares this year against
a 2,310,000 average last year.
Volume on the other exchanges #
has also expanded.
If the shortened hours do not
give the respite needed, the exchanges may have to close one
day a week a Friday or a
Monday.
4t
Tuesday
4i
August 22,1967
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BOCA RATON NEWS Tuesday, August 22, 1967 5
Sjostrom Softball
Team Wins Tourney
Korner
With the coming of

school, plans are being
made for the bowling
programs. The first to
be completed is the
Marymount C o l l e g e
Program which w i l l
start Wednesday, Aug.
30.
30. with a Faculty-Student total pinfall tournament. Mrs. King Merritt, Jr., director of
physical education will
be in charge. The regular bowling league for
the students starts on
Wednesday, Sept. 6 with
Carolyn Steele, directing the activities. Carolyn was the former
secretary of the WIBC
of Highpoint, N.C.
The Island Travelers
league will have their
first meeting on Sunday
evening, Sept. 3 at 7 p.m.
The group bowls each
year on Sunday evenings
at the lanes and then
have their awards banquet in one of the Islands. In previous years
they have visited as a
group Nassau, Jamaica,
the West End in the Bahamas and this year
plans are still in t h e
making. There are still
openings in this league
and all those interested
are asked to call the
lanes, or Jane Haslett.
Paul Engle, president
said the Sturdy Oaks
Bowling group will hold
its annual meeting this
week. They will elect
officers and discuss the
publication of a book that
is being written about
their members.
Rod Ashbaugh, chairman of t h e Hospital
Bowling league said the
league will include employees and members of
the staff and their families.
Arrangements
have been made to hold
an open house at t h e
lanes on Sunday, Aug.
27 at 6:30 p.m. There
will be bowling after
which the organization
of the league will take
place.
A special invitation is
being made through this
column to all the newcomers to Boca Raton to
join one of the many
leagues available. The
season starts in early

September. Local lanes
have leagues for men,
ladies and mixed groups.
UNIVERSITY
PARENT-CHILD
Team
Won Lost
15
19
5
14-Astros 17
7
17
17
7
18-Carolina 13
11
16
13
11
13
12
12
12-Clovers 10
14
11
8
16
20
7
17
19-3R's&aG 5
19
High team game, Team
16 & 13 (tie), 797; High
team triple, 15, 2339;
Ind. high and triple, parent, Dottie Beard, 554;
Ind. high, child, Ted 01sen, 185; Ind. triple,
child, Mike Dyar, 523.
Two Weeks toGo
Mitchell Holding Lead
J.C. Mitchell and

Sons held a healthy lead
in the Boca Raton Hotel
and Club Golf league
this week, 16 and onehalf points ahead of their
nearest competitor.
PIN PICKERS
Mitchell had a total of
Team
Won Lost
120, Boca Motors had
6
34
18
103 and one-half.
8
31
21
Best rounds last week
1
30
22
3
2
4
7
30
27
24
24
22
25
28
28
Tropical Park To Have

Longest Race Season
5
9
43
High team game and
triple, #1, 732-2176;Ind.
high, Tom Ferrell, 219;
Tropical Park w i l l
Ind. triple, Russ Bram- hold the longest single
blett, 592.
thoroughbred r a c i n g
season in South Florida
ODDS & ENDS
history this winter
Team
Won Lost 50 days beginning Nov.
Faus
33.5 18.5 18 with the running of
Remnants
33
19
the $10,000 added HurOddballs
33
19
ricane Handicap.
Stingers
31
21
The track will run 10
Buttercups 26
26
scholarship - c h a r i t y
Losers
19
33
dates and will be dark
on only one day ~ TuesTrolls
18
34
Btos
14.5 37.5 day, Nov. 21.
High team game and
Elmer Vickers, Troptriple, Faus, 737-1814; ical general manager,
Ind. high and triple, Pam announced the 1967-68
s t a k e s schedule this
Neer, 223-569.
week. Thirteen stakes
The Wednesday feaare scheduled, with a tures will be overnight
total value of $210,000 handicaps for fillies and
added. As usual, t h e mares, eight in all, with
meeting will be climaxed purses ranging from
with the $50,000 added $5,000 to $7,500.
It took Leo Stevens
61 years to do it but he
ZSAZSA
finally got a hole-in-one
SAYS
last week.
TRANSMISSION
Playing at Sherwood
s EETHE
TROUBLES?
Park, the 75-year-old
golfer acedthe 115-yard
WORLD'S LARGEST
seventh hole. He used a
TRANSMISSION
six iron to do the job.
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Areca Palm Road.
Stevens Gets
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Franks, c
Qtt, cf
Boles, lb
Wilde, 3b
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3
3
3
3
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3
3
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All boys in grades
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Meeting time is
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' ' This is a very important organizational meeting," Athletic
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Covault's long single to

center field.
At this point the Lender attack ceased.
In the fifth Danciu,
Crump and Franks all
singled and Ott drove in
Danciu. Wilde sacrificed in another run and
Jones poled out still another one bagger. Taking all three bases on a
pair of errors, Jones
wound up on third with
five runs home and the
championship in t h e
pocket of Boca Raton.
The box score:
i-i
(Above) A tight play at first base in Sunday's

Softball tournament. T h e Boca Raton runner,
ahead of the ball here, was called out by half a
step. (Right) A Lenders runner tied up the ball
game with this slide at home plate. Dave Franks
tried for the tag but was late.
Sjostrom Automations
came home with t h e
Boynton Beach Softball
Invitational Championships Sund ay evening, but
they had to go an extra
game to do it.
Going into the finals
of the double elimination affair, the squad
was one game up on the
contenders,, West Palm
Beach Lenders. But the
underdogs came through
with a 9-8 win in ten
innings.
Playing the second
game a half hour later,
a rejuvenated Sjostrom
squad turned on the heat
to take a 7-3 win and the
championship.
In the first game, a
sluggish Sjostrom team
showed the effects of
three
preliminary
games. Nip and tuck
through the opening innings, the game deadlocked at 7-7 in t h e
seventh.
In the top of t h e
eighth, Dennis Jones
singled for Sjostrom
and Dave Boles moved
him to second when Lenders committed an error in the infield. Tom
Ott slammed a long
drive to center scoring
Jones and putting t h e
Boca Raton team out in
front.
Lenders came back to
tie up in the eighth and
a f t e r that Sjostrom
couldn't buy a run.
In the bottom of the
tenth, Thomas, Clark
and Stanton loaded t h e
bases for Lenders on
two hits and an infield
error. Tomey blooped a
Texas leaguer to left
field and Lenders moved
into the final game.
Getting off to an early
start, the Palm Beach
team had a 1-0 lead
going into the bottom of
the third inning. Coming to bat for Boca Raton, Emil Danciu singled
to left. Ed Crump followed with a long fly,
moving Danciu on to
third.
When Dave
Franks beat out an infield hit, Danciu scored
from third base tying the
score at 1-1.
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In the fourth, Lendat 35, Ed Huisking, Stan Vincent's Music101.5 er's Kerensky singled
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Skogstad and Al Pinault Roth Glass
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Only two weeks r e - Waldron Motors 98.5 out in front. But Sjosmains in the summer Huisking Assoc. 98 trom tied it up again in
National Bank 93 the bottom of the fourth
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Full standings going Boca Raton Elks 91 on Wilde's single and
into this week s action Brotherton Inc. 89
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Federal Savings 82.5
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Fall Designs
From Greek
6 Tuesday, August 22, 1967
BOCA RATON NEWS
On the Campus
Goddesses
An Exotic Touch at FAU

East
Africa, New
Zealand and Jersey
Channel Island may
seem remote places to
most Boca Raton residents, but not to Diana
Watson.
Diana, a new Florida
Atlantic University student, was born in East
Africa and lived there
until she was four. She
and her parents then
moved to Jersey Channel Island, a small island of about 50 square
miles on the English
Channel, Five years later they moved to New
Zealand where Diana
has spent most of her
life.
She has been in the
United States with her
parents for two years
and moved to Boca Raton from Wisconsin in
June. Her parents plan
to settle here soon.
"My parents and I
came to the U.S. initially because of the
education system," she
said. "It is so much
more
educationally
geared here than in
New Zealand. Over
there the woman's place
is
chiefly
centered
around the home,"
"Living out of a suitcase" is more than just
a cliche to Diana. In
addition to moving be- ran out of money.

when it rained."
tween countries, she
She also spent eight
Diana was enrolled in
has also traveled exten- w e e k s
in England, the summer term at
sively in Great Britain. sleeping in an army tent. FAU and worked in the
history department as a
student assistant. She
plans to continue her
studies in the fall. While
in Wisconsin she taught
elementary school and
now wants to receive a
degree to teach high
school English.
She went to eight different schools while living in New Zealand and
Jersey Channel Island,
and received her higher
education in New Zealand training schools.
New Zealand is mostly an agricultural country with few tourists.
More industry is needed
to artract a greater
number of tourists, according to Diana.
"I would like to go
back there one day. It s
a very beautiful country
though I wouldn't like to
live there. The people
are too isolated, too unaware of what is happening in the world. But it
is a wonderful place to
retire because the pace
Diana Watson
is so slow."
She said she likes the
Once while traveling
"My feet stuck out of United States and sumin Scotland she had to the end," she added with med up Americans as
sleep in a car on a small a smile, "and I had to being friendly and genemountain because she put plastic bags on them rous.
George Stavropoulos is probably the

only present day designer who could be
counted on to base an entire collection oh
the art of antique Greek costume without
being arty.
These fashions, all from his Fall 1967
collection, appeal first to the sense of elegance and newness; the realization comes
later that he has updated the seamless
free form draperies you see on a Parthenon frieze.
Artemis the huntress, Aphrodite the sex
symbol, and Athena the queen inspired
these dress key silhouettes in this collection. All of them show the body without
darts or intricate cuts; all wrap or fall
from the shoulder in natural lines, and
most of them close with no more than two
or three small hooks or snaps.
Fabric, rich with the crackle of brocade in ice
blue and silver for a tent shaped evening coat.
Underneath it a 2 tone blue silk chiffon dress
with shoe string straps.
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Control Body Temperature
Miss Mary Todd, Extension Home Economics Agent says your
body has a built-in temp e rature-r e g u l a t i n g
system.
The body is cooled by
two mechanisms. One is
by the blood being channeled into dilated skin
vessels. Here it gives
it's heat off to the air,
t h e n returns, much
cooler, to the heart.
The other way the
body cools itself is by
perspiration. When the
perspiration evaporates
it cools the skin and the
blood underneath. A
person's sweat glands
can pour out as much
as four quarts of liquid
each hour but seldom
is called on to do so.
We are all to familiar
with that dragged-out
feeling when the mercury soars and the air is
heavy with moisture. In
hot, humid conditions,
the body gains heat from
the air, since the perspiration can not evaporate and cool the skin.
Miss Todd says keeping the body temperature normal during hot
summer days is not hard
if you're healthy and
sensible. Take it easy.
Make up for lost fluid
by drinking plenty of
water at frequent intervals. Thirst is not a
barometer to the body's
need for fluids. Those
who drink only when
thirsty fail to keep up
with perspiration loss,
"feel the heat" more

and lose their efficiency.
An extra pinch of salt on
your food will also help
ward off that all-gone
feeling at the end of a
hot day.
What to eat to keep
cool is not as important as how much if
you are already eating
from the four basic
food groups. In years
past there has been a
misbelief that m e a t
made you hotter in warm
weather. This is not
correct. Special diets
and vitamins do not give
relief from hot weather.
In the summer eat what
you would normally
but eat a little less,
particularly
starches
and sweets.
Miss Todd reminds
us that clothing can affect your ability to keep
nappy House
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Do you have a question combining your green
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W.A.: My kitchen is 12x
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are painted white. I have
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s h ould
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two chairs. The walls kitchen floor?
are pale green and the
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ish gold.
"9th Year in Deerfield Beach1'
comfortable and well

during hot summer days.
White clothing reflects
heat, black absorbs it
the lighter the clothes
the b e t t e r . Clothing
should be porous, absorbent and loose. But if
weather is hot and dry
clothing just described
is best for it keeps the
perspiration from evaporating too fast.
Miss Todd says the
above facts have been
proven by scientific
studies made by t h e
United States Army and
various laboratories. An
additional discovery was
the importance of adequate sleep. People who
lose sleep suffer more
from heat than those who
had sufficient rest.
During this hot summer weather, Miss Todd
s u g g e s t s you keep
healthy and let your personal air conditioning
system go to work for
you. All you need is a
little common sense, a
dash of salt, an increase
in consumption of fluids
plenty of sleep and dress
lightly. Oh, yes and a
reminder to "take it
easy."
Ice blue silk chiffon evening gown with deep

V back has rich panels of chiffon cascading down
to the hemline.
Butterfly wings in flame silk chiffon on a dress

with floating handkerchief points, to drift as you
walk or dance.
Many types of gems

have been used in engagement rings, but the
diamond has come to be
the most popular. An old
superstitition tells that
the diamond's sparkle
originated in the alchemists' fires of love,
says World Book Encyclopedia.
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ANN LANDERS
Hubby Gives Final Puff |

You have a point, MoDear Ann Landers: A a 300-pound relative in more.) Your answer
year ago my husband s p i k e heels ruin her made it sound as if the ther, but if I had a cat I
asked me what I wanted beautiful floors twice, mother was at fault for wouldn't put a salmon
for my birthday. I r e - and goes to the expense putting the salmon loaf loaf on the table until I
plied. "I want you to quit of sanding and refinish- on the table. That's had checked on her
smoking." He raised an ing each time and then where a salmon loaf be- whereabouts.
eyebrow and said noth- lets the big moose in the longs. The cat did NOT
Is alcoholism a dising. The night before my house again so she can belong on the table.
You should have told ease? How can the alcobirthday at 10 minutes ruin her floors a third
before midnight he lit a time is a damned the boy that children holic be treated? Is
who have pets should there a cure? Read the
cigarette and s a i d , fool.
The only b i g g e r w a t c h them. It's the booklet "Alcoholism
"This is my last one,
honey, Happy Birthday." damned fool is Ann least a child can do if Hope and Help," by Ann
I replied, " I don't be- Landers who told t h e his mother allows him Landers. Enclose 35
lieve it!" (He had nine woman that floors are to to have a pet in the cents in coin with your
r e q u e s t and a long,
packs left in a new car- walk on, and if all the house.
MAD AT YOU stamped, self-addresston.) Furthermore, he woman did was walk on
Dear Mad At Me: I ed envelope.
had smoked (and inhaled) the floor she shouldn't
agree that a child should
Ann Landers will be
between two and three complain.
I am sure thousands be responsible for his glad to help you with
packs a day for about 15
years. But he had the of other readers a l s o pet, but that was not the your problems. Send
last laugh after all, be- thought you were crazy question. The boy asked them to her in care of
cause he really did quit. but this letter will never if the cat knew he was Boca Raton News, Box
wrong. I replied, 3346, Chicago, Illinois,
Now that a year has appear in print because doing
"Cats
don't know right 6654,
you
always
have
to
be
enclosing a
passed I want to share
from wrong. They only stamped, self-addressmy happiness with your right. So good-bye.
MINNEAPOLIS know they like salmon." ed envelope.
readers. My husband
D e a r Minnie: Not
gave me a birthday present that money couldn't good-bye, dear heart,
buy. He gave me a gift hello. I did indeed say
that required enormous floors are for walking
willpower and determin- on, and a floor should be
ation. He may also have a b l e to take a 300given me several addi- pound er without getting
A continuing good percent of me orange
tional years of his life. wrecked. I also said the supply of turkey is ex- juice is produced. The
This may sound corny, relative should be told pected to be marketed Florida orange concenbut my grandmother about the previous dam- in September, so south- trate pack to nearly
used to say, "I'll try" age, and she would sure- e a s t e r n homemakers mid-July ran up to 127
can do anything. "I ly remove her shoes should find them one of million gallons an
can't" can't do a darned since no guest wants to their best food buys. all-time record, and 80
Storage stocks avail- percent above the pack a
thing. Will you print my knock holes in a hostess'
able in September are year ago. For the sealetter, please? Perhaps floor.
expected to be substan- son, the pack is expectit will serve as enDear Ann Landers: I tially above a year earl- ed to be around 135 milcouragement to others.
FRANK'S WIFE am writing about the ier.
lion gallons.
Dear Wife: What a rotten advice you gave a
Other
September
Chilled orange juice
splendid idea for birth- 10-year old boy whose plentifuls are orange
days, anniversaries, or cat, Jezebel, jumped on juice, seasonal vege- continues its growth, the
Christmas the gift the table and ate the sal- tables and peanuts and Florida pack of this
that keeps giving. And mon loaf intend ed for his p e a n u t products, r e - product to July reaching
the person who gives it mother's bridge lunch- ports the Consumer and slightly above 97 milMarketing Service of the lion gallons - - 31 peralso enriches himself. eon.
My kids have a dog, U.S. Department of Ag- cent more than on that
Thanks for your letter
date last year. T h e
a fine gift to my read- two cats, a turtle, three riculture.
goldfish, a canary and
While complete in- Florida canned orange
ers.
five hamsters. (I hav- formation on the orange juice pack for the season
Dear Ann Landers: en't looked since t h i s juice pack is not yet runs about three milAny housewife who lets morning, there may be available, current pack lion cases larger than
figures are at hand for last season's volume.
Florida, where 90 to 95 Prices are expected to
continue at reasonable
levels.
Most fresh vegetables
will be in plentiful supMr. and Mrs. Thomas ply in September. Items
Fleming, Jr., 750 Lake expected to be particuDrive, after vacationing larly plentiful in t h e
in Mountain City, Ga., southeast include cabvisited the White House bage, sweet corn, onThursday for aluncheon ions, cucumbers, carwith President and Mrs. rots, green peppers and
potatoes.
Johnson.
Peanuts continue in
The luncheon honored
P r e s i dent Houthouet- plentiful supply. SepBoigny, formerly a tember farm marketings
member of t h e F r e n c h of new crop peanuts will
Cabinet, and now leader be big enough to satisfy
of the Republic of the all commercial requirements.
Ivory Coast.
Mother8> He i P
Needed for Doll
Making this stocking

doll, taken from the
"Doll" article in World
Book Encyclopedia, will
require more than a
little supervision and
perhaps even a bit of
h e l p ~ from mother.
But it will help bring
mother and daughter

closer together, and
give the daughter some
new confidence in her
skill with a needle and
thread. And when she's
finished, she'll have an
especially precious doll
and one she made
herself.
'A
Turkey, Vegetables
Plentiful in Sept.
Lunch Guests
With LBJ
II
STOCKING DOLL
Cut the pieces as shown. Sew up the bottom of the body

and stuff it with cotton, kapok, or rags. Then tie it at the
neck. If the head seems too wide, gather it at the back.
Sew on the arms and legs and tic the body at the waistline. Use buttons for eyes and red chainstttching for the
nose and mouth. Over-and-over stitches at the center of
the mouth improve its shape. Sew on a stocking wig. Then
braid il or leave it hanging. If you prefer, the doll may be
dressed as Red Riding Hood, Little Bopeep, Cinderella,
Little Miss MulFi-t, or anyone else.
Courtesy of The World Book Encyclopedia
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Ring's Path
To Heart
LE DOME]
Penthouse
The wedding ring is

usually worn on the third
finger of the left hand,
World Book Encyclopedia n o t e s , because
many
people once
thought a vein or nerve
in this finger ran directly to the heart.
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Diagonal seams that fall send 15 cents extra. Add Inc.,
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into soft pleats are ac- One Dollar if you wish Pk. Rd., 391-0429Inc., 224 S. Fed. Hwy.,
cented by buttoned welts. new Austine la Mar Pat- CAMINO G A R D E N S 395-1433.
Excellent for silk oi tern Book #3complete R E A L T Y INC., P.O.
selection of High Fash- Box 520, Phone 395-7020. THE REAL ESTATE
wool.
INC. 60 S.
ion
designs, including CARLEN APPRAISAL CORNER,
Price $1.00 R-263
Federal Highway, 395our
best-sellers
from
AND REALTY INC. 450 4624.
is available in sizes 12,
14, 16, 18, 20. Size 14 #1 and #2. Send to Aus- E. Palmetto Park Rd., RICHARD F. ROSS, 21
takes 2-1/2 yards of 44 tine la Mar Fashion Pat- 399-4440.
S.E. 3rd St., 399-6444.
inch fabric. Standard tern, Boca Raton News, BRUCE E. DARRELL, ROYAL PALM REALTY
body measurements for Box 1615, G.P.O., New Realtor, 425 E. Palmet- CORP., 307 Golfview
size 14 are: Bust 34, York, N.Y. 10001. Print to Park Rd., 395-1322. Dr., 395-1662.
your full name, address, WM. DAY Inc., 500 S. TOWN & COUNTRY
Waist 26, Hips 36.
Send One Dollar for Pattern Number and Federal Hwy., 395rO22O. PROPERTIES, 330 E.
pattern, plus 5 cents for Size.
PETER DORAN, 133 Palmetto P a r k Rd.,
Boca Raton Rd., Phone 399-4629.
WEEKES REALTY CO.,
395-1102.
FIRST REALTY CORP. INC., 100 S. Federal
and WIG SALON
Hwy., 395-1214.
20 S.E. 1st Avenue,
M.N. WEIB & SONS,
395-8600.
European andAmerican trained HAIR
FLORIDA SITES, Inc., Inc., 855 S. Federal
STYLISTS to serve the most discimHwy., 395-4000.
38 S.E. 4th St. 395-1890.
Here 9s
FIRST BANK and TRUST'S

"Special Recipe" for
Full Service Banking.,,,
where you always get a
BAKER'S DOZEN
\ mating Ladies at moderate prices.
Finest Quality Wigs and Wiglets

2:51W: Camino Reaf - Rhone 395-7055/.
EDWARD GARVY, 641

South Federal Highway,
391-0900.
JOHN A. WRIGHT, 713

Havana Drive, B o c a
Raton, Florida, CR 82402.
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WANT PERSONAL
ATTENTION?
Personal, undivided, concerned attention
about your investments?
About which stocks you should buy or sell
if any?
About how you might best invest $500...
$50,000... $500,000?
Well, that's exactly what we try to give anybody
and everybody who comes to us for investment
help.
That's what we gave more than a million people
last year.
If you have any interest in investing, may we
suggest that you come in and ask for a personal
consultation with one of our Account Executives
anytime during any working day is fine with us.
Or, if you prefer an "after hours" or holiday
conference, that's fine with us, too.
All we'd like to suggest is that you phone and tell
us when you'd like to come in.
We'll have an experienced Account Executive
on hand to answer any questions you might want
to askwhether you want to arrange for a
thorough-going review of your holdings by our
Research Division or simply want some basic
information if you've never bought stock before.
In any event, there's no charge, and you're not
obligated in any way.
If you want personal attention with your
investments, it's as close as
MERRILL LYNCH,
PIERCE,
616 E. Atlantic Ave
Delray Beach 33444
Frank E. Anderson,
72, of 300 N.E. 4 St.,
died Friday.
He came to Boca Raton two and a half years
ago from East Chattem.
N.Y.
Survivors include four
brothers, Robert of Boca Raton; Clinton, Russell a n d Chester of
10 A Help Female
Rhode Island.
MATURE
Lady, full or
Kraeer Funeral Home
handled the arrange- part time, with management ability, to reprements.
sent Beeline Fashions in
Boca. 833-0461 orwrite
C.W.Osborne
807 Hollywood Place,
W.P. Beach, Fla.
C a r l William Os- K I N D ERGAR T E N
borne, 72, of 291 S.W. Teacher for c h u r c h
12th St., died Friday. school. 2 yr. college and
He is survived by his or experience necessary
wife, Jessie of Boca Call 399-1747 9-12a.m.
Raton; a daughter, Pat
SECRETARY
Osborne of Boca Raton;
For
Law
office. Excelthree sons, Donald of
lent
shorthand
& typing
Philadelphia, Ronald
required.
Boca
Raton
and Gerald of Buffalo,

395-0933.
,
N.Y.; and 12 grandchilEXPERIENCED Cleandren.
Funeral
services ing woman, ldayaweek.
were Monday at Kraeer Own transportation. Call
Funeral Home in Boca after 5. 395-2859.
Raton.
EXPERIENCED
Classified
Austin Healey Sprite.
Cream Puff. $699. Call
582-0396 West Palm
Beach.
1956 Packard Orig. Mi
35,000. Cheap can be
seen at 340 NE 24th St.
Boca Raton.
USED CARS FOR SALE
A GOOD SELECTION
Boca Raton Motors

Dixie at SE 1st St.
Boca Raton
395-5300
We Also Buy
i B Motorcycles; Bicycles
*65 Suzuki, perfect cond.

50cc 1100 miles, f o r
sale or will trade for
Boat & Motor, 395-8290
SAilost & Found
FENNER & SMITH 1WC

IflFBS '['.-.'ORK STOCK EICRNGEJNDOTHEl! PRINCIPAL STOCK M D COBMODin
F.E.Anderson
EXCHANGES
276-5251
LOST Siamese cat, Tan,

Brown Markings, blue
e y e s . Children heart
broken.
Reward
278-4264, Delray.
BROWN Toy Terrier,
answers to name of
"Toy." R e w a r d
391-0326
CHANGE Purse, r e d
leather,2 compartments.
Gladly pay reward for
3 rings of sentimental
value only. 395-4158
11:30 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
5 : B Personals;
The perfect setting

for your Florida home...
CAMINO
GARDENS
in beautiful BOCA RATON, midway
between Palm Beach and Ft. Lauderdale
Six rambling acres of garden, embracing a
private lake and island, lie between you and
the world of everyday things... in a
community of sweeping hills, waterways,
landscaped streets . . . and homes that are no
less than superb!
Visit the magnificent WESTCHESTER...
a distinguished pool home with separate
fourth bedroom and bath for cabana or guest
use. Huge, partially roofed pool patio is open
to four rooms. Three- baths, 2-car garage,
huge living, dining and informal rooms,,
entrance patio and foyer.
One of six new exhibit homes of Camino
Gardens, priced from $29,950 to $45,950.
(Slightly higher on waterfront.) On Camino
Real 2 Blocks West of U.S. 1. Or see your
Realtor.
1UULOJUUUUUUUULIULILIIJ[
W E I R
E N T E R P R I S E
We Buy and
New and Used Guns
Boca Tackle Shop
395-0969
PANEL Presents
"Malayan Pecan"
4x8 Panels
Reg. $14.95...Now $6.95
(Factory Seconds)
4301 N. Dixie Hwy.
Ft. Laud. Open 8-7
Sat, till noon. 565-4261
SINGER
DIAL-O-MATIC
CONSILE
MODEL,
SEWING ,M A CHINE.
Must place in your area.
A-l Shape, Zig Zags,
makes button holes,
fancy designs, sews on
buttons, appliques, monograms, etc. Sold new
for over $300. MUST
SACRIFICE. Just pay
balance $62 or assume
$8 monthly paymentt.
C a l l Credit Manager,
COLLECT W. Palm
Beach, 848-6257 anytime. Will deliver. No
obligation.
OFFICE F u r n i t u r e ,
Olive Green Steel, consisting of the following:
2 desks, 6 drawer ea.
2 desks, Steno. 8 leather straight chairs. 1
leather swivel chair. 1
leather steel s t e n o
chair. 1 file cabinet, 2
GOVERNESS
40-50 years old for 2 drawer, excellent connormal children, girl 8, dition. Price $350. cash.
boy 6. Live in new home Call 395-2957.
in Royal Palm Yacht & Rattan Sofa Bed, SwivC,C. Boca Raton. Own el Chair & 3 Tbls. Bedroom, private bath, col- room Set, 3/4 bed, Dbl.
ored T.V. Other help Dresser, nite tbl., white
employed,, 1967 C a with
r gold. Call 278-3810c
furnished. Salary $75,
per week. Give full details in letter. Personal
interview will be arranged,, P.O. Box 40,
AIR CONDITIONING
Boca Raton,
Fedders Air Cond. r e 10 B Help Male
commercial,
C A R P E T "Cleaners sidential,
central
&
room. Tom
Helper 5 days. Start im- Myers Appliance2029
mediately. 395-1337 af- NW 2 Ave. 395-4611.
ter 6 p.m.
ALTERATIONS
EXPEDITER for ConEXCELLENT
Tailor
struction work with
All
kinds
of
Ladies
&
Florida experience. ApM e n ' s Alterations
ply 2174 NE 1st Ave., Barton
& Miller CleanBoca, between 4 and 6t ers & Laundry,
N.
State wide organization Dixie Hwy. at 52600
desired a man, semi- Wilton Manors. Points.
retired, in position to
566-43 U
work the East Coast area
Alterations
& Complete
from the Dade line to
Melbourne. Sales ability Dry Cleaning & Shirt
essential. Reply, giving Laundry Plant. Matty's
resume of experience, 1 Hour Cleaners. 1943
education, age, marital N. Fed. Boca, 395-2440
status and recent photoAUTO GLASS
graph. Write Boca Raton Glass for every purNews, Box #A20. Boca pose. Windows, A u t o
Raton. FI
Glass, Mirrors. Pom10>C Help, Male o r Female
pano Glass Co.
15 A Miscellaneous Sale
Remington Rand Elec.

Typewriter*Good condition. Swivel office chair
like new, $10. Brand new
Paymaster orig. $145.
now $70. 395-1272, 755
Aurelia St., FJoresta.
PORTABLE Tape Recorder, 1966 "Mayf a i r "
Perfect Condition, $25.
395-1106.
KNOTTY Pine twin bed,
like new foam mattress
& spring $35. Kitchen
S e t , Formica Top, 4
chairs $25. 2 pc. Sectional Sofa $25. Blond
Mahogany
end Tbl. $7.
18"x36B jalousie window
comp. with screen. $5.
395-2587.
COLOR TV,. Stereo,
Portable TV, Big reductions on Floor samples
& discontinued models
COLE McDANIEL
MAGNAVOX
HOME ENTERTAINMENT
CENTER
988 N. Federal Hwy.
Pompano
941-1441
S33 Ni Federal Hwy.
Boca Raton 395-1201
APPLIANCES
Broward County's largest selection for Frost
Free & Automatic Refrig,, 1 yr. warranty.
Washers,Dryers, $59.95
Up. Ranges $49.50 Up.
Sales - Service & Free
Delivery. Member of
Chamber of Commerce
USED
APPLIANCE MART
942-1380
Pompano
1325 NE 4th Ave.JA31326
Ft. Lauderdale
SERVICE DIRECTORY
COUPLE NEEDED
To manage 40 apt. units.

Must be willing to cut
lawns as well as general
maintenance, also handle rentals. Wife must
be willing to clean units.
F r e e apartment plus
Salary. Write Box #A18
Boca Raton NewsOFFSET Press Operator, experience helpful
but not necessary
BETTY'S MASSAGE
& Sauna Ph. 927-2781
2134 Tyler St.
Hlwd.
WORKING Girl attending Palm Beach J r . College will share apt. with
same. 395-3475.
399-2229.
To Buy or To Sell
'POLISHER and Buffer
AVON
for Brass cases. ExCall 278-4972
WEIGHT WATCHERS perience helpful but not
Meets Wed. 7:30 P.M. necessary. $1.75 hour to
First Fed. Bank.Delray. start. Time and Tide, 99
NW 11th St. Boca Raton.
GATEWAY
NEED A JOB?
NATURAL FOODS
Natural, V i t a m i n s & If she doesn't have it,
Minerals
Organically she'll g e t it. Polly's
grown, d r i e d fruit. Employment Svc. 1010
Dietetic Foods & Vege- E. Atlantic Blvd. Pompano. 943-2758.
table Juices.
3206 E. Atlantic Blvd. C O U P L E Wanted to
Pompano
941-8120 manage, cook & s e r v e
mens' club. Boca Raton
Frances & Sonia
area. Good Wages.Write
MASSAGE
giving qualifications &
922-4696 for Appt.
1218 S. Dixie
Hlwd. references to Box A-17
RESPONSIBLE College Boca Raton News*
Teacher, Male, desires 15 A Miscellaneous Sale
room in exchange for SORRY Sal i s now a
services. Experienced merry gal. She used Blue
in varied positions, and Lustre rug and upholsRed Cross Water Safety tery cleaner. Rent Elec& First Aid Instructing. tric shampooer $1. BelHave car. Write Boca zer Hardware, 3198 N.
Raton News Box #A16. Fed. Hwy., Boca Raton,,
ROTARY Toro Mower
;5: & InsItiiEliiins, Joldriiij
21" with Rototiller $125.
PRE-SCHOOL Instruc- A i r Conditioner 5000
tions, Small Classes, 3 BTU $75. Assorted hand
and 4 year old children, tools and radio equipstarting September 11th. ment. G onset 2 meter
An interesting and edu- Transceiver. Braided
cational pre-requisite rugs,
Tues.,
for School. For inform- Aug. 22antiques.
Only.
395-9145.
ation and pamphlets
REBUILT Vacuums,all
phone 395-2096.
Makes. $9.95 & Up. Re5 C Child Care
pairs and Parts. PomZION Lutheran
pano Vacuum, 4901 N.
KINDERGARTEN
D i x i e Hwy. 399-6621,
959 SE 6th Ave.
Deerfield
399-3146 Pompano,
SELLING YOUR HOME?

in the heart of
TIC TOC Nursery Kindergarten. 1-12 y r s . 273

NW 15th St., Boca ~
395-5044,Eve.395-1432,
EXPERIENCED Woman
will care for children in
her Deerfield B e a c h
area home. 399-4502.
ALL NEW: B u r t o n ' s
Nursery & Kindergarten. Year Round. Full
care. Register now and
be sure! 274 SE 9 Ave.
Deerfield Beach. 3994586
Fir Best Results

Us* With
SEE YOUR REALTOR
LEARN TO DRIVE
Help with Driver's l i cense tests. Qualified

instructor,
reliable
d o o r - t o - d o o r service.
Easy Method D r i v i n g
School. 278-4140.
LUMBER
BOOK WORLD
Books & Cards
Royal Palm Plaza
Boca Raton
395-1220
REEL type Lawn Mower
18". Good Condition.
Simmons Sof a-Bed. Good
Condition, 399-0764.,
Carpet Roll Ends, light
blue Kodel 32 Sq. yds.
501 Dupont Nylon heat
set twist Ancient Ivory,
33 sq. yds. 399-7557.
' LARGE Selection
of Bedding
RICHARD'S FURNITURE
3749 N. Federal
Pompano 941-0617
GUNS WANTED
Lugers, Winchester &
Good Doubles, Sell to a
Licensed Dealer. Dud's
Gun Shop,20 S. Fed. Hwy,
Pompano, 941-9626.
MOVING ~ Must Sell 3
pc. Dining Room Set with
6 chairs, Combination
light and dark wood $125,
Sofa $50, 2 rockers $20o
ea. etc. 465 NE 9th Ave.
Deerfield, 399-0567.
HAMMOND M-111A Organ. Sacrifice, due to
Sudden Death in family.
.395-4058.
PORTABLE Singer Sew-"
ing Machine with added
attachments. $45. Good
Condition, 276-9575.
GEN. Elec. Clothes Dryer little used. Bendix
Washing Machine - p e r fect. 395-1321.
French Provincial Sofa
A q u a Brocade, C o s t
$750. Sell $200. May
see between 11 a.m. &4
p.m. 400-A N.E. 20th
St. Apt. 215, Boca.
CUSTOM Made Decora^"
tors Sofa, Blue & Green.
Good condition.395-4368.
FRENCH Antique Tbl.
from one of Europes oldest castles $500. Conv.
Sofa 8 1 " , excellent cond.
new foam mattress. $85.
395-5876,
BARGAINS GALORE
You name it, we have it,
from House furniture to
car accessories, Palm
Beach Faith Farm, 1/2
mi. No. of Boynton Rd.
on Hwy. 441, P h o n e
732-6681. open Monday
thru Sat. 9 to 6.
l t 5 D Pets For Sale
BURMESE Kitten, Fern.

11 weeks. Shots, Sable
Rare. $100 Firm (With
papers).
* ** *
PUG puppies, 6 wks. old.
Healthy, adorable $75.
AKC Reg. Ft. Laud. ~
Jj81-33Qi
for ClassitiiOas
Call395-300
AKC Registered Toy

Poodle Puppy, B l a c k ,
M a l e . Call 395-4437,
W A N T E D Silver
Tabby kitten ~ female.
395-5987
BICYCLES
NEW-USED
Service and Parts
On All Makes
CAMPBELL
HOME & AUTO
144 S. Federal Hwy.
395-3830
Authorized Schwinn Dealer'
WE SOLD OUR HOUSE

Now
; are going to
sell our
FURNITURE
From Tri-Level Home
REASONABLE
U44 SVi 4th Street
Phone 395-1467
AUTO
CONDITIONING
SPECIALIST
Lowest Prices On All
Makes of Cars
AIR
FRANK
COULSON
BU1CK
In Little Delray
278-3292
ÂUTO PAINTING
'35
Do it yourself center.
PAINTED
Building materials &
4 COATS DUPONT BAKID ENAMEL
supplies from our mill
service, lumber & PlyTrucks Painted And Lettered
10 Months Finance Plan * 1 Day Service
wood cut to size while
you wait.
l o o r won upuoisTur . P U N T S
DEERFIELD
SAT COVES5 <OimTIBtE TOPS
* MECHANICAL WORK
BUILDERS SUPPLY
Serving
Hillsboro Blvd. at Fla. 15 B Musical Instruments
Palm Bttach
County for
t
PAUL'S
East Coast Railroad
10 yean
HAMMOND Organ, Dbl.
399-1010
key board, 25 ft. Pedals.
AUTO BODY & PAINT SHOP
MO V IN G - ST ORAGE
Tone Cabinet 11 speak418 So. H St. LAKE WORTH
585-6220
W i l l i e ' s Transfer & ers. Best offer 395-2587
One Black West of Dixie
-Storage. Local & Long GUITAR, Fender MusOpen Sundays for estimates
Distance moving & s t o r - tang, practically new.
age. Packing & Crating. Will sacrifice.395-9681.
391-0606. 389 NW 1st
Ave., Boca Raton.
942-7232
AUTO PARTS
ORGANS
IMMEDIATE EMPLOYMENT FOB
Car, Truck & Tractor
SERVICESERVICE
MANAGER TRAINEES
p a r t s Fast! D&M Auto
Call Victors for
Fast growing Drug Chain has immediate openp a r t s , Dick Heidgerd.
Immediate Service
ings in the Boca Raton -Deerfield Area for young
220 S. Dixie, 395-2412. of all makes of Organs
men 21 or over, willing to work hard for rapid
AWN. INGS
All Work Guaranteed
advancement. We are seeking responsible men
Canvas Awnings, Cano- Victors Pianos & Organs
who can quickly advance to managerial posi525-3716
pies, etc,, take down, F t . Laud.
tion. Retail selling experience desirable, but;
re-hang, r e - c o v e r s PAINTING DECORA TING"
not necessary. You will be given training in all
Brooks Canvas Products Edward J . Hynes. Comphases of store operations. Good starting salary
Inc., 1167 S. Fed, Hwy., plete Painting & Decorand all employee benefits. Apply in person only...
Pomp., 941-3830.
ating Service. Painting
Mr. Bach, Eckerd Drug Store
CAMERA REPAIR
in Boca Raton since'54.
150
W. Camino Real, Boca Raton
Color print. Cam-' F r e e Est. 395-5540.
e r a repair & cleaning,
OR
PLUMBING
F r e e Est, Guaranteed Expert Plumbing, SewMr. Signor, Eckerd Drug Store
work. The Photo Mart. e r connection. K o h t z
930 S. Fed. Hwy., Deerfield Beach
942-6043
Plumbing & Heating
CARPENTRY
395-0800.
Time payDoors, Drawers, Cabi- ments can be arranged.
nets, Appliances, WinRE-UPH OLSTER Y
dows, Walls, Leaks, &
Cushions r e Squeeks, make your list.
your fabric or
One call fix all. Lie. &
ours.
Rubber,
Ins. Call Maurice Oldre. Polyfoam,Foam
direct from
General Service
factory. Phone 395-5152
395-3397
F i n i s h e d Carpentry,
Utility Cabinets, Book
Cases a specialty. Bill
Peters, 399-1951.
CARPENTER
work
wanted. Small or large
j o b s . Phone Delray
Beach. 276-6397.
CARPET SERVICE
Guregian Bros. Specialists, Custom Carpeting, F i n e Orientals.
Cleaning, Repairs,Sales.
ROOF PAINTING &

CLEANING
bdward J c Hynes
Roofs & Patios P r e s sure cleaned & Painted.

Lie. & Insured, f r e e
-st. Call; 395-5540.
PRIDE WHITE ROOFS
941-0248
391-0599
SCREEN REPAIR
Window & Patio Screens
Repaired, Delray Screen
51 NW 7th St. 395-3938
Boca Raton
395-0900,
SPRINKLERS
CATERING
Harvey Construction &
Receptions
Sprinklers Service &
Cocktail Parties
Installation. Call us for
Betty Biegler
.the
best. 395-4452.
395-4863
.
National Sprinklers &
DRESSMAKING &
Wells
DESIGNING
158 NW 13th St.
Dressmaking & DesignBoca Raton
ing by Appointment only.
Established since 1946
Call 391-0961.
Sprinkler System
HOME IMPROVEMENT
Installations
Florida Rooms - C a r p o r t s - Patios - Awn- Service, Pump Repairs.
ings -Porches-Kitchens Do it yourself Supplies
Experienced Personnel
-Additions-Storm Pane l s . ANYTHING. Phone Call for Free Estimates
395-1828
'395-4884
^
WATCH REPAIR
" T i m e means money
to all of us and all of Accutron & Bulova, etc.
the time you a r e out of Bead stringing, Engravour newspaper, it i s ing. John Redding, Beacosting you money. So! con Lite Jewelers
Come and join our B u s - Beacon Lite Shopping
Center.
i n e s s Directory."
Openings
now available for
ASSEMBLY
TRAINEES
at new IBM facility
in Boca Raton
Earn while you learn. No experience necessary.
Start a career in Boca Raton with one of America's leaders in the rapidly growing computer
industry. IBM's new Boca Raton plant has immediate openings for people to train as Electro/
Mechanical Assemblers.
Minimum requirement is a high school education
or-General Equivalency Diploma.
Opportunity to learn a career skill with advancement based on performance. Company-paid benefits.
Call collect today for an immediate appointment
(305) 395-8008
If an appointment is not convenient at this time,
please write to.Mr. S.J. Aufderheide, Dept. 615-2
IBM Corporation
P. O. Box 1328
Weir Plaza Building
Boca Raton, Florida 33432
IBM
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
! 15 D:Pels Fof Sale
5 H Baals-Motor or Sail
SIAMESE KITTENS
AFI-21, 75 Evinrude,
1-Male, 1-Fem. 7 wks. excellent cond. e x t r a s
$20, Call 395-9542. incl, 2 CB Radios, outriggers, full canvas,
RESPONSIBLE lady who pump, aux motor, 18 hp
loves dogs will care for Evinrude Trailer.$ 1,700
your small fem. dog in 395-7424.
1 5 1 Marine Equipment, Supplies
her home. 399-2356.
15 H.P. Champion OutDOG BOARDING
D
Reservations Necessary board Motor made
Accommod ations
for racing. 5 gal. gas
tank included. Used only
Limited
in f r e s h water, $40.
Air Conditioned
takes both. 943-1647.
i
MARMACK
* 3925 S. Fed. Hwy.
25 k Roomsfor!Unt
Delray
278-4896 Large quiet room.Southeast exposure. Private
Bath & Entrance near
APARTMENT
Hospital. 395-5470.
FOR RENT
Deluxe Intracoastal
For Classified Ads
25 B /bailments for Rent
Use the Classifieds
TAIR CONDITIONED
New one bedroom unfurnished Apt. Including
range & refrigerator.
560 NE 46 St. Boca $95.
p e r month,
BLACKWELJL REALTY
Realtors
564-5944 399-5860
VILLA MAYA
Extra l a r g e unfurn. one
b e d r m . Apts. Frigidaire
appliances. Private P a tios, Mirrored dressing
Apartments
Call 395-8300
room, free laundry, 301
One block from Boca
25 B Apartments for Rent
SW 8th St.
395-2984Raton Hotel & Club overEfficiency Apt. Air Con- "APT. HEADQUARTERS
lookingRoyal Palm Yacht
& Country Club. Season- ditioned. 200' to Beach. Various convenient l o Until Dec. 14. $100. p e r cations, Boca's largest
al & Yearly, furnished &
Unfurnished. Models now month. Utilities includ- selection of owner operated apts., effcy. 1,
edn 3Q5-4491.
J o p e n - 1075 Spanish
F u r n . 1 bedrm. & eff. 2, 3 bedrooms furn. or
W River Rd., Boca Raton.
apt. Air cond. 300' to unfurn. Some with pools
Beach, 1910 SE 2nd St. Call Apt. R e n t a l s
Deerfield, 399-4453. __ 395-8220, 399-7121. An
Furn. or Unfurn., 1 bed^ Itverius Enterprise.
rm u , Apt. Radiant Ht.,
Ocean Front
air cond. Quiet, wkly.
LOW RATES
m o n t h l y , annual
While Renovating
395-3287.
Efficiencies & 1 bed2 bedrm., furn. Duplex, room Apts. Pool, T.V.
all electric. A d ul t s, & Air Cond, $45. weekAnnual Lease. No Pets. ly. $150. Monthly. 630
352 SW 1st St., Boca^N. A1A. Deerfield
~
VOGUE HOMES
399-Q59SL
Unfurnished
1
bedroom
984 W. Camino Real
also 2 bedroom. Refrig- 25 C Houses for Rent
Boca Raton, Fla.
erator,Stove. $95. month 2 bedroom, 1 bath, large
399-8790
395-4254
Corner Lot, Furnished
Air Conditioned Kffi- $145. month, 399-4416.
ciency on Intracoastal 3 bedroom, 2 bath, CenACREAGE LARGE
Waterway $25 weekly tral
Heatwithin
& Air,unfurn& SMALL
ished,
walking
399.4416.
FOR Ofc'E and ALL!
distance
to shopping.
Efficiencies, furnished
We h a v e researched ]50
Beach area. $80. per Available Sept. 1st. ExThousand acres" in This area
Harriet
month. Also Daily or clusive with:
and hove available listings
Junkman, assoc.
Week, 395-2666.
from 5 to 3800 acre tracts,
Some with terms as law as
1 bedroom Apt. &. Effcy. Atlantic Boca Realty.Inc,
10% down. No principal payRealtor
nicely
furnished. Jordan
1
ment for 5 years ana the bal395-8500 day or night
Manor.
395-4567,
101
ance over an additional 10
N.W. Pine Circle, Boca. Excellent Rentals. Some
years.
DELUXE
large unfurn- Homes with Pools. Ben
SLONE REALTY
ished one Bedrm,,, large Adams Realty, 198 NE
Reg. Real Estate Broker
kitchen, dinette & Bath, 6th Ave., Delray Beacht
399-1223
912N.DixieHwy.;Boca Raton
all outside exposure, phone 276-4191.
IBM & FAU. area. 14 Rent or Sale, Between
Unit New Building. Boca & Delray. East of
Tropic Isle,
Adults. N o Children. Federal
FOR SALE
Brand
New
Duplex,
Each
FASHION ABLELighthouse
Call owner AM only
side has, 2 bedroom, 2
Point 3/2, insulated home,
278-0039.
like new, central heating
bath, Garage, utility, &
and cooling by Climate
Lg. Studio Apt. com- Patio. Owner call colMaster,
Newly-equipped
pletely furn. sleeps 4, lect 732-4624.
kitchen by Frigidaire, large
A1A, Highland Beach. 25 F Miscellaneous for Rent
Utility Room, new hot water heater, newly paved
732-6131.
OFFICE OR SHOP
circle drive. Double carport. Large screened pa- Effic. Newly Furn. New 332 E. Palmetto Park Rd,
tio. Large living room with Friedrick Air Cond., 100 Brannon Realty, Realtor
dining area, and Florida yds. to beach. 1910 SE
391-0429
2Za-2060.
room. Rugs, draperies, 2nd St. 399-4453.J
storm panels and awnings.
15x40
1 bedroom, furnished
Sprinkler System. Newly
NEAR FAU
Decorated. Low taxes. Fi- apt. Centrally located
395-1183
nancing available. See it. r e a s o n a b l y
priced.
No obligation. SAVE $6000REASONABLE
175
NW
3rd
St.,
Boca
Phone 941-7594 or
Store or Office in OrRaton. 395-1580.
942-4179
chard Square, SE 1st St.
1 bedroom unfurnished See your broker or call
Apts., $100. yrly l e a s e .
IN FASHIONABLE
Swimming Pool, Shuffle- 566-3229. Ft. LauderLIGHTHOUSE POINT
dale, after 6 p.m.
board, etc.
NEW! DISTINCTIVE!
25 6 Wanted To Rent
A.F.T.
BOCA
PALMS
ASHLEY ARMS APTS.
Wanted to Rent
Unfurnished; yearly leases.
APTS.
4 Bedroom Home, Boca
Large 1 Bedroom, 1 Bath
1675
NW
4th
Ave.
2 Bedroom, \'A Bath
adic. to FAU 399-7576 Raton area. Minimum 1
Central Heat & Air. DREAM
year lease. Call: Mr.
Kitchens, GE 14 cu. ft. Refrigerator, GE Range, Disposal,
Carvel, 395-6400.
NEW
3 and 4
Bedroom
HONES
from $18,500
Luminous Ceilings.
Baths with Vanities, mirrors.
Medicine Cabinets;
Heaters, Huge Closets, also
additional
storage lockers,
pre-wired colored TV &
Telephone
Laundry Facilities;
Guest Parking;
Soundproof Construction;
Swimming Pool, large Patio.
Walking distance to Shopping
Centers, Churches, Restaurants, Theaters, Short drive to
*each. FROM SI25- at:
2100 N . E . 42nd St.
rhones: 399-2565
.942-0956 " 943-4622
BOCA INLET
CONDOMINIUM
Complete with tugs and
drape liners 2 Bedroom
- 2 Bath.
$34,800
35 REAL ESTATE SALE
ALL YOUR
REAL ESTATE NEEDS
6O5.FIO.HWr.
BOCA BATON
REALTORS
Ph. 395-4624
35 B CO-ODS & Condominiums Sale
$1,000 Down
6% Extended
Terms. Apt. F a c i n g
Ocean, 1 Bedroom, 2
Baths, Modern Kitchen,
Excellent L o c a t i o n .
Unfurnished $16,500
Furnished
17,500
MLS-BC-54
Am da Realty Sales, Inc Balance

701 E. Camino Real
395-5232
SPARKLING
CLEAN
Over 1600 sq. ft. air conditioned living area - large screened patio and
garage. 3 spacious bedrooms and 2
tile baths. Custom made kitchen cabinets, dishwasher, refrigerator and
large breakfast-TV room. Walk-in
closets. Carpets & drapes. A beautiful buy for only $25,500. Immediate
occupancy. Act today. MLS 945.
REALTOR
140 N. Federal Hwy., Boca

395-8155
PENTHOUSE NORTH
On the Intracoastal
Deerfield Beach
Deluxe corner SE exposure. 2 bedrm., 2 bath
1200 sq. ft. 22' screened Porch, Carport, included. Custom Drapes,
new Wall to Wall carpets. Extras. Call: Ken
Baulch assoc. 566-7873.
Reed & Matthews. RealtorAor
566-3336 anytime.
lots & Acreage Sale
GOING TO BUILD?
George B. Van Zee, Realtor

ROYAL PALM SHOPPING PLAZA
307 Golf View Drive
Boca Baton
Telephone 395-1661
Eve. 395-7934
35 A Lois & Acreage Sale
Large 2 Bedrm., 1 bed- WATERFRONT LOTS

, 395-1260
r m . & efficiencies, furn- Owner.
ished - newly painted For Classified Ads
reasonable, 3535 NW 3rd
Call 395-8300
Ave. Boca. Adults
WANT TO BUILD
391-0294.
IN BOCA VILLAS?
If so see us for lots in

Boca Raton Square, University H e i g h t s and
e l s ewhere. All sizes,
shapes, and prices. Special builders Consideration.Call Tom Meredith
Realtor, at the
Keating
OFFICE
395-1515
W/Sea Wall no Piling
needed at $6,750. Waterfront without Seawall,
$5,750. TERMS Available.C all .-William Baner
BANER REALTY, INC.
814 E, Atlantic Ave.
Delray Beach
276-7401 Eve.278-5284
75'xlO4* East of Federal

Hwy. Near Shopping,
$4,500. W/$1000. down.
Excellent
opportunity
for Builders to Build
Homes for IBM Personnel, Call: William Baner
BANER REALTY, EVC.
814 E. Atlantic Ave.
Delray Beach
276-7401 Eve.278-5284
35 C Apis, Molelj,. Hotels-Sale
8 UNITS
N e w Apartment$70,000
560 NE 46 St. Complete
information
BLACKWELL REALTY
Realtors
Ft. Lauderdale
564-5944 399-5860
35 H Homes for Sale
35 H Homes For Sale
3/2 Central air & heat.

Large
GE Kitchen,
Drapes, C a r p e t i n g ,
Storm shutters, Alcond.
Call 395-0883.
Lake Rogers 3/3,
Study, Dock opp. Beachpark; Luxury resort life.
Views! 395-2104, 834 NE
33 St.
4 BR, 2-1/2 Bath. Eng.
executive* s
custom
home. Near Golden Harbour Best Zoning, like
new. Lot, screened patio, g a r a g e , family
room, all LARGE! Central air, ice water tap,
fabulous appliances.
$30,000. unfurn.$32,000o
furn. Boca News - Box
#A 19, Boca Raton.
3 bedroom, 2 bath, large

Fla. r m . $18,000. 450
NE 31 St., Boca Raton.
Country Club Village,
3/2 central air & heat,
Florida room, l a r g e
screened Patio, Sprinklers, Owner 395-7941
$21,750.
4 BEDROOM
3 BATH HOME
This low priced Home is
just waiting for a large
F a m i l y . Large Pool,
Carpeted, patio. 4 Air
conditioners,, M o d e r n
kitchen, built-in Desk &
Bar B.Q. on Patio with
Ice maker. This livable
LovelyHome.MLS 915Pe
WATERFRONT
Boca Islands - 2 bedroom, 2 bath, extra large

Living Room, with a
STUPENDOUS
View
35 D Business Property-Sale
straight down Waterway.
ALL YOUR
REAL ESTATE NEEDS! 170 ft. of Private Sea
Wall, with 2 level dock.
12x17 ft. Solarium off
Master bedroom. Landtos.no.Hwr.
scaped f o r Privacy.
8OCA EATON
Carpeted,
draped, &
FOR SALE
bight Unit A p a r t m e n t t a s t e f u l l y furnished.
House, 1 bedroom apart- Central heat & Air. UMments, good investment DER $25,000. MLS BRwith excellent return. 805 W. Call: Eve Galvin,
Assoc
1/2 block off U.S.I,,
ALL YOUR
A&P CONSTRUCTION CO
REAL ESTATE NEEDS!
400 NE 27th Circle
Boca Raton
Phone 395-4254
REALTOR
140 N. Federal Hwy., Boca
395-8155
LOW, LOW PRICE
BEST HOME
BUYS!
Near
Schools
HAVE CHILDREN?
Plumosa Area, close
io School & Shopping.
3/2 on a 150' Lot with
1967 All Electric Kitchen & Air Conditioning. ONLY $16,000.
with TERMS. F.H.A.
applied for.
BANER REALTY
276-7401
Eve. 278-0554
CLASSIFIED
DISPLAY
Attractive 3 bedroom, 2
bath home with large
kitchen, family room,
central gas heat, large
utility room, large lot,
automatic sprinklers,
carpeting and draperies and all for the low,
low price of $19,500
MLS BR-898.
8 tfff
3 and 4 Bedroom
HOMES
from $18,500
VOGUE
757 S. Federal Hwy.

Colonial Building
Boca Raton, F l a .
Phone 395-4044
HOMES
9 8 4 W . Camino Real, Boca Raton
399-6790
35 H Homes tor Sale
Immediate occupancy,
lovely 3/2 central air &
Ht. W/W Carpeting, dish
washer, luxury bath &
kitchen. Only $23,500.
low down payment, 3995442 OX 399-4179.
ROYAL PALM YACHT

&,COUNTRY CLUB
One of very few choice
waterfront lots available
with unobstructed access to Intracoastal Waterway offered at only
$23,000 for quick sale!
M OTHERWELL
REALTY
. BOCA RATON
ROMP AND RUN

around this 3 bedroom
2 bath Suburban Home
with Reverse Cycle heat
& air. Near New Mizner
Elementary & Boca high.
Big Mtg.withLowDown.
$17,500. MLS Call: Fred
Wilson assoc. 395-8500
278-3861 eve. & weekend
Atlantic BocaRealty,Inc,
Realtors
3/2 Located N.E. Large

757 S. Federal Hwy.
rooms 80' Lot double
Colonial Building
carport.
Automatic
Boca Raton, F l a .
Sprinklers, Washer &
Phone 395-4044
Dryer, Priced to sell,
FHA Terms if desired.
ALL YOUR
REAL ESTATE NEEDS! MLS 923.
BRUCE E. DARRELL
Realtor
425 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd.
REALTORS.
tos.rcD.Hvn.
395-1322
395-4A24
BOCA RATON
Home 395-1652
MLS
Gets Results
See Your Realtor
MLS
REALTORS
t | Ph. 395-4424
CAMINO
GARDENS !
Three bedroom 3 bath
waterfront plus family
room ~ central heat &.
air; l a r g e patio * NoVac POOL ~ 2 c a r
garage double front
door carpeting a n d
draperies included
b eautif ully land scap ed
For all details, c a l l
LLOYD LIVELY.. .MLS
BR 907P.
Weir Plaza Building
855 S. Federal Hwy.
Boca Raton : Ph.395-4000
CAMINO REAL
3 bedroom, 1-1/2 bath,
carpets,
drapes,
screened patio, central
A/C & Heat. Beautifully
Landscaped, f e n c e d
yard, small down payment.
No
brokers.
399-7547 or 399-5989
BEAUTIFUL Royal Oak
Hills. 3/2 with lg. Fla.
room. $29,500. Existing
mortgage $19,000. Call
Helen
Raines,
Ben
Adams Realty, Realtor,
276-4191.
.
Immediate Possession,
spacious 3 bedrm., 2
bath Fla. rm., Central
heat, etc. Kitchen, fruit
EXECUTIVE TYPE
trees, owner. No BrokHOME
ers, Lighthouse Point. 2 bedrm., 2 bath, cen941-3355,
trally heated, air cond.,
Home with spacious
THREE
LARGE BEDROOMS
screened in Porch, sitAND POOL
uated on 185x185 lot in
surburban Delray near
IN ROYAL PALM
Country Club. Owner
YACHT & COUNTRY
has approx. $32,000. in
CLUB
Call for an appointment the immaculately kept
to see this lovely home Home with many extras,
with three large bed- including Sprinkler sysrooms, den, lanai and tem & will take b a c k
Convenient
interior garden. E a c h mortgage.
bedroom has connecting Delray location for IBM
Private Bath. Kitchen, Personnel. $26,000. Uncompletely modern with furnished or $27,000
pass through to south- Furnished.
east facing pool and pa- This is just reduced to:
tio. MLS-BR311P.
$23,500 Unfurnished
kMOTHERWELL $25,000 furnished, (firm)
BANER REALTY INC.
IVt
REALTY
814 E. Atlantic Ave.
757 S. Federal Hwy.
Delray Beach
Colonial Building
276-7401 Eve.278-0554
Boca Raton, Fla.
2 NEW HOMES
Phone 395-4044
ROYAL PALM YACHT
Boca Harbour 2/2
& COUNTRY CLUB
Waterfront 110' from
Intracoastal .Dock, large 3 B e d r o o m s ,
2-1/2
Pool, family room, w/w
Baths, Pool.
3-1/2
carpeting, drapes, Cen- 3 B e d r o o m s ,
Baths, Large Patio.
tral
air, sprinklers,
These Homes Must Be
"One inspection w orth
Sold. First Reasonable
a thousand words.
Offer Accepted. Owner
881 Appleby St.
.399-6790
Near School - Waterfront large family home. Deerfield Beach by own4/2-1/2, d o c k , patio, er. 180' on Canal, acdbl. garage. 399-4378, cess to Intracoastal. 3
bedroom, 2 bath. Kit$29,500.
chen & Baths with LumEAST OF FEDERAL
Highway. 3 bedroom, 2 inous ceiling. Reverse
Bath, C e n t r a l Heat, cycle air-conditioned.
awnings,
Sprinkler & Well, Sew- D r a p e s ,
screened
er. 1051 NE 4th Ave. sprinklers,
395-7538. Furnished or Patio, Dock, enclosed
Unfurnished. Immediate garage. SE exposure $29,900. Call 943-1864.
Possession.
MLS
Gets Results
See Your Realtor
For Your Needs
Gets Results
See Your Realtor
Homes-Sales
-Rentals
JACKSON REALTY
IMMACULATE
Two bedroom two-1/2

bath home loads of
closet space carpets
& draperies L a r g e
airy rooms an excellent value--$17,750.
MLS 782. . .For details
call IVAN HAACK. . .
Weir Plaza Building
855 S. Federal Hwy.
Boca Raton:Ph.395-4000
Pompano area: 2 large
bedroom, 2 bath Home.
Florida room, L a r g e
Living room, D i n i n g
room, Beautiful Kitchen,
U t i l i t y room, large
closets. Wall to Wall
C a r p e t i n g thru out.
Drapes. 2 Patios. $17,500. Call 941-5976 after
6 p.m.
WATERFRONT
SE Exposure, Screened
Pool & Patio. E x t r a
large Lot. 4/3 plus panelled Den. Intercom. Central A/C & Heat. 2
car garage. Boca Keys,
only 600' to Intracoastal. MLS 836.
BRANNON REALTY INC.
Realtor
,391-0429
278-2060
ROYAL
OAK
HILLS
Large plot GE R/C
air conditioning All
electric kitchenwasher dryer included
draperies This Three
Bedroom 2 Bath home
is only 3 years old
Priced to Sell! MLS 946
$23,500. For all details call HARRY GRIFFITHS. . .
Weir Plaza Builaing
855 S. Federal Hwy.
Boca Raton:Ph.395-4000
| ^ ^ BEAUTIFUL
P r A ^ I INTRACOASTAL
"g-^ HOME
Spacious modern Home
with fascinating view of
the wide Intracoastal.
Big screened Pool. 3
large bedrooms, 2 deluxe bathrooms, delightful kitchen, enclosed
garage, etc. Many desirable " e x t r a s , " incl.
awning shutters, washer,
dryer, sprinkler system, dock, etc. Like new
and beautifully furnishedT All for $47,000!MLS.
MacLaren & Anderson,
Ph.- 395-1333.
4 Bedroom, 2-1/2baths,
family room, oversized
Screened Patio, Lot
117x106. Heat & central
air, drapes, sprinklers,
d i s hwasher, disposal,
built-in dressing table,
walk-in cedar closets,
m a n y fine features.
Close to shopping, beach
and boat ramp. $30,500.
Ph- 395-0665.
35 K Duplex
2 bedroom, 2 bath, large

Living room, Dinette,
kitchen, screened Patio,
Air Condition, unfurnished call: 395-4226. at
12 a.m. or 6 p.m. or see
at 420 W. Conference
Dr.No Pets, no children.
100 S. Federal Hwy. Deerfield Beach, Fla.

Phone 399-3132
NEAR NEWSCHOOL
RE
ALTONS
A delightfully spacious Home. 3 bedrooms,

big family room, huge 40 ft. Porch, Garage.
Central Air Condition, Etc. On Choice corner lot, near new School. Complete Appliances. Drapes, Shutters, etc. Realistic Price
$26,800. BR 848. Favorable Mortgage, too!
MacLAREN & ANDERSON
Boca Raton
395-1333
CLOSE TO NEW
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Three bedroom 2 bath home - garage
- carpets & draperies - also included washer and dryer - screened patio 27x10 - Priced right! $16,000. . .
MLS 925 - For details call LLOYD
LIVELY.
M.N. WEIR & SONS, INC., Realtors
Weir Plaza Bldg. 855 S. Federal Hwy.
Boca Raton, Fla. Ph: 395-4000
NEAR SCHOOLS
CLEAN AND MODERN
Attractive 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with large
patio and lovely kitchen, central heat and
air conditioning, garage. This home must be
seen to be appreciated - reduced to $23,000
MLS BR-643.
WALKING DISTANCE
TO SCHOOLS & CHURCHES
This lovely 3 bedroom and family room home
with large fenced rear yard, has just been
reduced in price to $13,900 for quick sale.
MLS BR-673.
NEAR NEW MIZNER SCHOOL

This lovely air conditioned 2 bedroom, 2
bath home with large screened patio and including washer, dryer, garden equipment,
carpeting, draperies and blinds on patio,
can be purchased furnished or unfurnished,
MLS-BR-949. Call for appointment to see.
MOTHERWELL
iW
REALTY
757 S. Fed. Hwy.

Boca Raton
395-4044
399-2346
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ST AUGUST IS 5' FLA

Family Economics Push Shift

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August 22, 1967

Covers All City Departments

CS Board Study Ready

A public hearing on proposed

Six other public hearings are

Many improvements in the

August 19-21, 1967

City In Center Of Growth

Half Of Population Along Coast

It is predicted that by 1985

Orange County and the Orlando

New teachers reported to Palm Beach County Schools this week.

ternal friction in the Fire Department. The board advised

tration of this department."

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21, 1967 BOCA RATON NEWS

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(Limit 4 With Coupon Thru Wed. S/23)

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Evening students at to 9 p.m., giving stu- to PBJC immediately

(Limit I With Coupon Thru Wed. S/23)

PBJC Reading Program

Other Shows 10 P.M. and 12 Midnight

: I N THE LWBERHILL SHOPPING MALI:'I N. OF SUNRISE BLVD.ON 4*1 S S I - 6 W

PRICES GOOD TUES. & WED.

BOB KAYE TRIO

;<< a GUARANTEED ACCURATE

For Reservations Call 341-0100

2:00 - 3:55 - 5:50 - 7:45 - 9:40

Two Performances Daily Monday thru Friday

(Limit 1 With Coupon Thru Wed. S/23)

Apartment 3-E is now offered. View the legendary Boca

' FULL G GALLON

(Limit 1 With Coupon Thru Wed. S/23)

(Limit 1 With Coupon Thru Wed. S/23)

Inspect 3-E any day this week from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

BOCA INLET M S I APARTMENTS

ACROSS FROM THE BOCA RATON HOTEL & CLUB

701 EAST CAMINO REAL. BOCA RATON

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