BOCA RATON NEWSVol. 14, No. 66 Sunday, May 4, 1969 22 Pages

Beach case hitby new attack

South bank of inlet before dredging. . .

.and the same view after dredging

Meeting in Tallahassee

IIF continues inlet probeOfficials of Arvida Corpora-

tion have been asked to meetwith trustees of the InternalImprovement Fund early nextweek to discuss placement ontheir upland property of sandfrom the Boca Raton Inlet.

"We want to hear both sidesof the story before we go anyfarther in this thing," JamesSmith, spokesman for the IIFtold the News Friday.

William Carlton, divisionchief of Beach and Shores, Flor-ida Board of Conservation, re-ported that 50,000 cubic yardsof sand had been illegally plac-ed on Arvida's property insteadof on the beach when the inletwas pumped out. Carlton camehere to investigate on requestof city officials, Smith said.

Smith said if the allega-

tions are true, it is in viola-tion of the permit issued bythe trustees which stipulatedall sand from the dredging pro-ject was to be placed on thesouth side of the inlet belowthe mean high water mark.

He added Arvida could becharged three times the goingrate for each cubic yard ofsand they used.

Arvida on the other hand,contends only rock unsuitablefor the beach was placed ontheir property.

' 'We want to fully investigatethe situation," Smith said."Rest assured, we haven't for-gotten about it."

"Until we have a meetingwith Arvida and all other in-terests involved," he added,"we are not going to discuss

it pdjblicly."Smith said the meeting would

be arranged for "early in theweek."

Deputy Mayor Harold Maullraised several questions aboutthe inlet at council meeting lastTuesday.

He said he had reason to be-lieve that the sand trap at thesouthwest corner of the inletwas too deep and what it plac-ed the rubble wall in jeopardy.

He also said that the trus-tees had held in,abeyance ap-proval of that sand trap.

However, Smith said theonly thing that would make adifference in the depth of thesandtrap "is if it bothered anaquifer (underground water-bearing rock).'

Motion filed

hours after

postponementA new legal maneuver to

dismiss the city's condemna-tion suit for 1,100 feet ofoceanfront beach-park lands isnow pending in Circuit Court.

City Attorney Malcom An-derson said the motion to dis-miss the suit was filed by at-torneys for Schine Enterprisesonly hours after a special meet-ing at which City Council reiter-ated its desire to negotiate pur-chase of the land in good faithand press its condemnation ef-forts only in the event that ne-gotiation failed.

At Thursday's special coun-cil session, at which a repre-sentative of Schine Enter-prises was present, council-men voted to postpone a Fri-day hearing on an order of tak-ing on the parcel and make anew attempt to acquire the pro-perty by negotiation.

"We did this so we couldhonestly sit down and bargainin good faith," Anderson said.

Council's action came on theheels of a Wednesday sessionin Washington with officials ofthe Housing and Urban Develop-ment agt»ncy to discuss a pro-test which had been filed bySchine's Washington lawyers.They told HUD officials thatthe city \.\6 violated some ofthe procedural requirenu nts ofthe agency. |

City officials conferred Wed-nesday with Samuel C.Jackson,HUD's assistant secretaryfor metropolitan developmentto iron out the procedural re-quirements. Boca Raton so farhas received two Open SpacesAct grants to match fundsprovided by bond issues ap-proved by the city's freehold-ers for beach-park expansionprojects.

The land involved is northof Spanish River Park and isdescribed in two court cases,one involving a 1,000 foot tractand a second involving 1,100feet. Thursday's dismal mo-tion involves the eleven-hundred-foot parcel. A jury

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When you've got a lion on a leash,it's easy enough to puii. . .but what happens if you want to push? Young lion fromLion Country Safari and his puzzled-looking friend were atBoca Raton Theatre Friday in publicity stunt for movie cur-rently being shown there.

Loose ends tied upon zoning change

Borman speaks at convention

Astronaut makes soft landing hereBy SANDY WESLEY

Astronaut Fran* Bormancame to town Friday and hemade a big hit with the Inter-national Telegraph and Tele-phone executives wives,

Borman addressed the ITTconvention at the Boca RatonHotel and Club twice Friday,once in the auditorium and onceat a luicheon in the GreatHall.

Prior to the luncheon, how-ever, he was asked to posefor pictures beside a model ofthe capsule in which he, JimLovell, and Jim Anders madetheir historic Christmas nightspeech from the Moon.

It was the first indicationto the ITT wives that Bormanwas in the room.

They swarmed to him, askingfor hit; autograph, asking himquestions, like "how does it feelwhen the rocket blasts off?"

One woman turned, looked ata group of reporters standingon the outskirts, walking overand said "We hate to mono-

polize him but..."Borman smiled, his relax-

ed outer space smile, ans-wered the questions, shook thehands and autographed theprograms and menu cards.

Later hg was asked wherewould you rather be in spaceor here?

His answer?On comes his relaxed smile

"They 've very nice people.Interview time...

Why did you pick that parti-cular verse from the Bible torecite Christmas?

"We were told Thanksgivingthat we would recite somethingfrom space Christmas eve. Wewere told to make it appropriateWell we really rambled. Iwas a bit worried though,.,

"W e didn't want to take any-thing from the New Testamentbecause we might offend somepeople. We wanted it to be ap-

proriate and sincere, we chosethe verse fromGensis and wroteit down in a hurry. "As itturned out, it had a tremendousimpact on us."

Later at the luncheon, manyautographs for ITT wives later,he asked that anyone who wishedto have his autograph write tohim a the space center, Hous-ton, Texas.

He apoligized for his request(Continued on Pag 7A)

By MARLENE FREEOMAN

Charles B. Marqusee, whoserezoning petition for a 106-acre housing development inLake Rogers has been tabledby the city Planning and Zon-ing Board three times dueto "loose ends," tied up someof those ends Thursday night.

In an informal presentation,the developer outlined re-visions in his plans which hesaid were in accordance withthe Board.

His original plan for the106 acres of land betweenNortheast 5lst street fromthe Intracoastal Waterway to450 feet east of Federal High-way called for 71 single-familyunits on two man-made islandsruining north and south sur-rounded by a U-shaped bandof 1,035 multiple-family re-sidences.

Marqusee had requested re-zoning 54 acres to R-3-B formultiple-family residences and52 acres to R-l-A for single-family residences. The pro-perty is currently classifiedR-l-B.

Among the Board's ques-tions when it delayed actionin October, 1967; Jan, 231969, and Feb., 23, ware theeffect of the proposed park-

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ing ordinance which wouldraise off-street parking re-quirements from 1.5 spacesper unit to 2 per unit and theproposed revision of R-3 dis-trict,

Robert C. Rodgers, chair-man of the Board, explainedThursday that the Board is stillwaiting for the outcome ofthe proposed ordinances andcould only issue an informalexpression of approval ordisapproval.

In accordance with re-quests by the Board, Mar-qusee offered the follow-ing revisions:

•—Deleted multiple-familyresidences along 51st street.

—Introduced 750 feet northand south of proposed 46thstreet as it intersects withFederal Highway for multiple-family residences instead offor commerical use.

—Eliminated duplex hous-ing along Northeast 6thstreet, changing his rezoningrequest from R-2 to R-l.

—Planned for two parkingspaces per unit in anticipa-tion of approval of the propos-ed revised parking ordinanceunder consideration by CityCouncil.

Speakers at the public hear-ings were split among theirviews, with some favoring thedevelopment as being aesthe-tically attractive to the areaand others protesting the in-creased density to be broughtabout by the preponderance ofmulti-family units.

In other action, the Boardreversed its stand concerningthe proposed split alignmentof Rouce 1.

At the request of WalterYoung, city planning and zon-ing director, the Board re-considered its endorsement of

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Boca Briefs., .Just five years ago today,May 4, 1964, yours truly arrived in Boca Ra-ton to become a resident. And I just want tosay I've loved every minute of it. I'm proudto be a citizen of this beautiful community bythe sea and while I enjoy returning to my Ohiohome every summer for a brief interval, itwould take a 10-ton truck, a lot of horses andand U.S. cavalry to get me to return to those•frigid, wind-blown, snowy winters of the north-ern clime.

Marge and Frank Tyson, of Harbour Terrace,are heading for the north to spend the summerin the Philadelphia area. Enroute Frank willstop off to attend the 50th reunion of his class atthe University of Delaware.

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Darling, two of Boca'smost charming people, also scheduled to leaveany day now for a summer in the north.

Wilbur Shinnolzer, the travelogue man, show-ed his pictures of the Holy Land to membersof the Boca Retired Doctors and Dentists grouprecently. Wilbur and his wife, Molly, take offagain later this month for a six week tour offoreign countries. So he'll have some new pic-tures to show in the near future.

Add Hole in One Club; Jim Sherrerd of Boca— 118 yard sixth hole at Sun and Surf Club.

The Weekly Rattazzi Report...A Broadwayactor told Dick Rattazzi, the N.Y. res-tauran t man; "Being a bachelor isn't so badexcept for having to wash, the dishes and cleanthe apartment every month."

Girl Watching.. .One of most every male'sfavorite pastimes in Florida certainly has tobe girl watching. I note that Oleg Cassini, thefamed designer, said last week in Fort Lau-derdale that the Sunshine State had more prettygirls than any place in the entire world.

Wanting to do my good deed for the week,I recommend to my masculine friends thatthey do a bit of girl watching in the diningroom of Boca Teeca's new clubhouse.

Dressed entirely in gold, she's known asthe Golden Girl. Serves the thirst quench-ing libations in the cocktail bar. Her nameis Bunny Wichcombe and Jerry Epstein, themanager, tells me she hails from the Deer-field -Pompano area.

We had another delightful meal at BocaTeeca the other evening and I understand theclub's business is on the up-swing. Also en-joyed the music of the Jay Barkston trio,which played softly for both dancing and lis-tening.

Memory Lane.. .1 met the above mentionedOleg Cassini once. It was at a dinnerpartyin Hollywood. He was married to the beauti-ful Gene Tierney at the time and I was ter-ribly disappointed when he arrived and announc-ed she had been unable to come with him be-cause of illness.

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Sports Item.. .It was good to hear during theTV commentary at the Byron Nelson golf tour-ney last Sunday that the Inverness Club in myhome town o f Toled o was going to honor itsformer professional , Byron, at ceremoniesnext month,

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We can competeThe Milo Smith report takes notice of lost

retail sales in Boca Raton — reporting that thefigure can be 50 to 60 per cent.

Most cities regard trade at home" as an im-portant message to get across to residents.Retailers know that dollars spent somewhereelse rob a city of its economic lifeblood.

Although the name wasn't mentioned at theSmith presentation last week, the now-underconstruction Pompano Fashion Square was with-out doubt the major consideration in the "largeregional shopping centers" Smith mentioned ascompeting with Boca Raton's central businessdistrict.

That new shopping center, only about 10 min-utes from Boca Raton by Federal Highway, willcombine the drawing power of four major de-partment stores, along with seventy-odd smallerstores.

Boca Raton's business district can be develop-ed, and can be competitive, as the Smith reportpoints out. A msjor portion of what will be re-quired, according to Smith, is the creation of thecentral business district he outlines.

The district, he indicated, needs to be clearlydefined. It should have a major departmentstore, as well as parking and new constructionand additional facilities.

Smith believes the CBD proposal is practical,

and not as difficult as some similar projectsthat have been accomplished in other cities.

Along the way, however, with the physical re-quirements for an expanded CBD that will bein keeping with Boca Raton's reputation as apleasant, attractive city, there is a need forstrengthening of an attitude.

That attitude is one of competitive spirit;of understanding that the competition is notnext door, but in the next city.

The competitive spirit needed is not one ofcutting the price throat of the store across thestreet. We need to establish a cohesive retailcommunity, in an attractive shopping district,that will convince residents — old and new —that they don't have to hit the road to do theirshopping; that they can find what they want tobuy, right here in their own community.

That attitude is already present; it needs togrow and become stronger.

A part of that needed spirit is the willingnessto be agressive enough to tell the world aboutit.

The business district of a smaller communitydoesn't have to curl up and die with the adventof a monster regional shopping center nearby.

It can fight back, making maximum use of itsown best assets. And Boca Raton has the assets.

Good will tarnishedThe luster of good will acquired by Arvida

Corp. in dredging the Boca Raton inlet wastarnished considerably last week by accusationsthat the firm had handled the dredged sand inan illegal manner to fill Arvida property.

The charges have been denied by Arvida,which contends that the handling of the dredgingand resulting disposal of sand was carried outin accordance with the permit applications.

The trustees of Florida s Internal Improve-ment Fund have, through administrative as-sistant James Smith, aired serious chargesagainst Arvida.

The matter must not be left dangling. Thetruth must be established, in the courts if nec-

essary. Arvida should not be considered guiltyof the violation until proven so. But if the fillwas, as charged, illegally placed on Arvida pro-perty, the big firm should pay the penalties,both legal and in terms of diminished stature.

It doesn't help Arvida's cause that the dredg-ing apparently was done without the approvalof the Corps of Engineers.

If Arvida is shown to have knowingly grabbedoff the fill for improvement of its own property,then the company and the city wil 1 be furtherapart then ever on an agreement for maintain-ing the inlet.

And the motives of the firm will be suspectin every future move.

On second thought

The 'fors' are mildBy GUS HARWELL

IT MAS BEEN several monthssince flirjrldadon has rearedits u ly head publicily in BocaR::iton,,

Every time ws've mentionedit in Tho New3, there has beannegative reaction from severalreaders, and I'm left to ponderthe newspaper axiom iliacinforms us all that it will bethe "ag'innera" wo hear fromon any given controversial sub-ject.

It has always been so, and itseems to be especially truewhen it comes to fluoridatingthe water supply,

A LOT OF residents arein favor of such a more, batthey fall in the "for" cate-gory, in which reaction is al-mo(3i invariably mild in con-trast with the heated reaction

of those against the proposition.I am psrsonally in favor of

fluoridation. I've said it andI'm glad. If you're for it andhope to ever get Boca Ra'on wa-ter fluoridated, you'd better bemore than lukewarm in favor ofit.

Otherwise, the ag'inners willoverwhelm your side by talking(and writing) louder and morevehemently than your side. Evenif the ag'inners are inthe minority.

I suppose its the sams as inany, other cause. One dedicatedbeliever is worth fivelukewarm, unconvinced back-ers,

IT IS A constant course ofamazement to me how driversof everything from motor-cycles to giant trucks can con-sistently zip along PalmettoPark Road on the westward

segment at speeds of 50 milesan hour and up — in a 35mile zone — with apparent im-punity.

If you haven't noticed it, trydriving from Fourth Avenuewestward and'hold your speed toexactly 35.

You'll feel as though youwere standing still. And one ofthe cars that passes you mightvery well be a police car.

There are three possible sol-utions. One is to enforce thelaw, the second is to ignoreit, as is currently being done,and the third, of course, is tora'se the speed limit.

The first solution would helpsolve the problem and so wouldthe third, provided somebodyfeels the higher speed is safe.

Bur ignoring the speed limitthere simply encourages ig-noring it everywhere else.

Another golf course, but no poolTo the Editor:

As a citizen of Boca Raton,I feel it is my responsibility tospeak for a large group of cit-izens who are concerned overthe city's present recreationalplanning. I read (BocaNews TUGS, 29th) that the citjjis hearing of a "master plan"that "reflects the city admin-istration's philosophy of lowdensity and high - quality rec-reational facilities . . . ." YetBoca Raton when consideringanother local golf course is oneof the few cities in South Flor-ida that provides no swimmingpool to its citizens. Upon in-vestigation citizens are inform-ed that there is doubt, if any in-struction in swimming will beprovided for the children of thiscity during the up-coming sum-mer. In the past lessons, ba-ts ic to survival were offered,but extremely overcrowded inthe small pool at Bibletown.The tragedy of this conditionla that only those few able toafford club, or private instruc-tion are allowed the opportun-ity given to their friends inneighboring cities, at very lowcost. Therefore I feel sure thatthere are many who question aphilosop1 ' of city planning that

makes no provision for an out-standing instructional and rec-reational facility such as a cityswimming pool, yet conceives of

another golf course whichis purely recreational bene-fits to a limited few, I only hopethat should the pool be again by-

passed and the golf course con-structed that the burden of an-other drowned child (due tolack of knowledge that couldhave been had so cheaply) willcast a long shadow over therolling greens and fairways ofthe city golf course.

George Barnes

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Equipment neededBy JIM RIFENBURG

This column might well be-long on the sports page ratherthan editorial but I'm not toosure how many sports we havein town.

Of course, for that matter,I'm not sure how many edi-torial readers we have either.

Anyway.Last year the Boca Raton

High School introduced golf les-sons in the physical educationclasses. With five or six golfcourses in the city limits andanother five or six within min-utes by car, it seemed a verylogical program.

Florida, for some stupid rea-son, has not followed the pat-tern of other states to providemoney for athletics. Any sportsprogram in our schools must

"Itfs easy when you have no backbone

be self - sustaining or private-ly endowed. That's why theBooster's Club has to work sohard to raise money each yearto insure football, basketballand all the other sports.

Getting back to the golf. TheBoca Raton News began a cam-paign to beg old golf clubs forthe school's use. The drive wassuccessful and about a hun-dred or so were gathered fromthe good - hearted and turnedover to Harold Hazelwood whois in charge of the physical ed-ucation classes.

The addition to the curricu-lum was well received by thestudents. Some who had neverhad a golf club in their handsbefore learned the proper wayto swing and probably a feweven continued on their own tolearn the game.

Last week, Fran Fitzgeraldof Royal Palm Yacht and Coun-try Club asked me if the schoolcould use a few old golf balls.Seems she saves those thatlose their paint and become alittle ragged looking,

I called Hazelwood and ask-ed him about it.

"We sure can," was his an-swer. "As a matter of fact, wecouldn't institute the programthis year because we didn't haveany balls to use."

He added that the clubs arealso getting in pretty bad shape.I don't wonder. Enrollment atthe high school is somewherein the neighborhood of 1,600.That means those 100 clubswere being used approximate-ly 16 times a day. They don'tlast long considering they weresomewhat old to begin with.

Well, the gist of this wholething is that the high schoolwill need all the golf balls andgolf clubs it can get by the timeschool starts in September ifthe program is to be kept alive.

If you have either that youwere planning to deep six, giveme a call and I'll see they getinto the proper hands. I won'teven take the cream off thetop because I don't play golfanymore.

Once you completely mas-ter the game, there's not muchsense continuing.

The view from Tallahassee

Worthwhile falloutBy MALCOLM B. JOHNSON

Florida's recent violent pol-itical explosion may, after all,yield a fallout of past due leg-islative financial accountabilitythat will in time temper the dis-pute, and perhaps evenjustify the $12,000 salaries leg-islators voted for themselves.

Before the howls of hurt dig-nity had died away and Gov.Kirk's veto stood overridden,quiet moves had begun in Houseand Senate to tighten up some ofthe loose spending practices hecited in his veto message.

Sponsors, naturally, say theyhave been in the works all thetime; but they could have spar-ed themselves a lot of agonyif they had trotted out the horsebefore) getting carried away ontheir pay raise cart.

It appears the Legislaturenow will at least consider put-ting itself under the same pre-cise application of the consti-tutional prohibition againstspending except in pursuanceof appropriations made by law"which it requires of all otherState agencies.

How far it has strayed fromthat mandate is shown by itsown fiscal division's report thatthis Legislature, while insession only one day to organ-ize, spent $2,631,116.95 in thefirst nine months of this fis-cal year without any item of itbeing specifically appropriat-ed by law.

That's listed as "regularsession" expenditure for theperiod ending March 31, eightdays before the regular ses-sion began April 8, Bills for thefirst month of working sessionwill not be in until Thursday.

The big items of pre-ses-sion expenditures were expens-es of members ($925,075 —not counting $203,495 for tra-vel), salaries of full time at-taches newly provided $869,-883.59), and remodeling Houseand Senate quarters ($367,020)to accommodate, in a Capitolwhich is about to be rebuilt, aLegislature the Constitutionsays must be reduced in size.

All this money was with-drawn from the Treasury byexpressions of legislative pre-rogative which make shortcutsin the regular procedure toenactment of a law — publicconsideration in first one horsethen the other and a formalvote subject to veto by the Gov-

ernor.Instead of a law, the legisla-

tors used separate resolutionspassed by the House and Sen-ate to get flat monthly expenseaccounts of $300 for Sena-tors, $600 for Representatives.

The number and salaries offull-time attaches, and the re-modeling expenditures were ap-proved only by the seven-mem-ber Joint Legislative Manage-ment Committee or by speci-fied standing committees of theHouse and Senate with approvalof the House Speaker and Sen-ate President.

How can a few members getmoney out of the treasury forthe Legislature, when it takesformal debate and action bythe whole Legislature and theGovernor to get it for anyoneelse?

Legislators claim they havestanding authority under a lawwhich makes a continuing ap-propriation of a "suffi-cient sum to cover legislativeexpenses between and dur-ing any regular, special or ex-traordinary sessions . . ."

They contend their "bridge"to this appropriation is a clausewhich authorizes the Treasur-er to pay "salary, subsistenceand mileage of members of theLegislature . . . and the perdiem of employes" and suchother expenses "as shall be au-thorized by a resolution of eith-er house,'

Now, notice that this languagedoes not specifically men-tion salaries for employes ofthe Legislature who drew that$869,883.59 before the sessionbegan, nor does it say anythingabout payments authorized byanything but "a resolution ofeither house."

Lawyers might like to arguein the Supreme Court whether aregular monthly salary for anemploye is the same as the oldper diem for days actuallyworked. They might questionwhether an expense voucher bya joint management commit-tee or from the Senate RulesCommittee or the House Ad-ministration committee is justas valid for drawing on thetreasury as a formal resolu-tion. That's the way they setthe attaches' salaries, remem-ber; and how they approved theremodeling costs.

This whole discussion maybecome moot before some com-plaining taxpayer takes them tocourt because Sen. Lee Weis-

senborn of Miami introduced abill to change that authoriza-tion to require a "law" — in-stead of merely a "resolutionof either house."

That's a good bill. Its en-actment would stop most of theloose spending; but it wouldn'thave had a chance for passage(if introduced) before Kirk putthem on the spot.

The $600 flat expense ac-counts which House membershave been receiving were can-celled the minute the $12,000salary bill veto was over-rid-den; and Senate officials saidtheir cancellation order will goto the State Comptroller Mon-day.

There was a fairly generalsuspicion that, once the $12,000salary bill was passed, therewould be a move throughthe old short-cut proceduresto keep at least the'$300 month-ly flat expense payment on topot that — making a total com-pensation of $15,600 a year, noquestions asked.

It was mainly for the fear ofthis double dip that brought op-position to the pay raise bill.Both House and Senate refusedto write a prohibition against itinto the salary bill.

But Kirk's veto and the pub-lic scorn that was directed atthem now has killed off any se-rious desire there might havebeen for adding an expense ac-count to the increased pay thisyear.

The House has been present-ed a bill — to be passed as law— allowing reimbursement foractual expenses up to $300 amonth for each legislator. Sen-ators are talking about $400.

There will be public opposi-tion to this, too. However, ourlegislators do incur some verylegitimate office and postageexpenses which shouldn'tcome out of their pockets. Weshouldn't be too hard and has-ty about denying them, up toreasonable limits and for stip-ulated purposes tied down bylaw.

That's the point — tie themdown by law. Unless there isa law, or a requirement for alaw, the 1971 or 1973 Legisla-ture could find the nerve to addby resolution or committee mo-tion several thousand dollars ofunaccountable expense moneyto the $12,000 lawful salarynow coming their way.

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News from the High School

Drive underway to bolsterhigh school's general fund

By Dianne Rocheleau

Boca High studentshave been quite busy forthe past two weeks.

The student body hastaken on a candy-sellingproject and hopes toraise $4,000 for the"general fund." Themoney will be used tomake improvements onschool buildings, tolandscape the campus,to help pay graduationexpenses, and to defrayother extra costs whichthe school must pay.Thus far, the sale hasbeen successful, and thejunior high students inparticular are to be con-gratulated for a fineshow of school spirit.

People Unlimited hasbeen working especiallyhard lately. Last Mon-day, the members of theclub sponsored an opendiscussion for parents,students, teachers andmembers of the club'scommunity affiliate,Neighborhood Center.

Topics of discussioncentered around ideassuch as the differencein values between peopleof different agd groupsand different attitudestowards law, education,government, and familylife. Refreshmentswere provided and GretaLarson, a Boca Highstudent, entertained thegroup with several ori-ginal and popular folksongs. All those presentconsidered the programa great success andmembers hope to spon-sor another "forum" atthe end of May.

People Unlimited hasalso scheduled an as-sembly May 16. Repre-sentatives from otherPalm Beach County HighSchools have been invit-ed to attend the as-sembly. Hopefully theywill carry the ideas of' 'promoting under-standing and extend-ing the hand of friend-ship" back to their ownschool.

For the last six weeksth e contemporary his-tory classes of PhillipMallon and MartinChlpps are engaging inthe study of "Com-parative Religions".T\ro intern teachers areassisting in teachingthe classes. Much of theprogram is left to thestudents themselves topresent. They have beengiven the opportunity toteach their fellow stu-dents and to do extensiveresearch in aspects ofreligion which they findof particular interest.

Some of the religionsalready studied include"primitive religions"(such as vooaoo, sunworship, and others)

Greek mythology, andHinduism. By the endof the course the stu-dents will have cover-ed all the major r e -ligions of the world.

This is one coursewhich has aroused theinterest and imaginationof students. Many grouphave given authenticde-monstrations of yoga,voodoo rituals, andother relgious cere-monies. Others havedone some "role play-ing," taking on such di-verse personalities asGreek goddesses, andcontemporary preach-ers . All this gives stu-dents a broader outlookand a stimulated inter-est in their own ideasand beliefs as well asthose of other people.For many, the onlyfault with the courseseems to be in its bre-vity.

Perhaps in years tocome such programswill become official, fullcredit courses with timefor in-depth study of thegreat religious and phil-osophical concepts ofthe world.

The social studiesdepartment has cer-tainly done an excellentjob of preparing BocaHigh serniors for col-lege. Throughout theyear students have beenencouraged to think forthemselves, to get reallyinvolved in what they arestudying, and to carrytheir search for kow-ledge beyond the class-room.

Last weekend manymembers of the com-munity were privilegedto see the chorus pre-sentation of Irving Ber-lin's "Mr. President".The musical was de-lightful and is sure to belong remembered bythose who saw it. Stu-dents were called uponto play a number of com-p l e x , sophisticatedroles, such as bellydancers, secret ser-vice men, foreign ag-ents, and last but notleast, Mr. President.

Needless to say thecast was able to riseto the challenge and didan excellent job. Muchof the credit for the pro-duction's success alsogoes to Mrs VivianRandon director andproducer of the play. Al-so, the members of thecommunity who sup-ported the show are tobe reconized, for with-

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Zoning change aired(Continued from Page 1)

seveeal years ago for theproposed splitting of Rome 1into northbound traffic onFederal highway and south-bound traffic on Dixie high-way,,

Young said that J.P. Van-sant, city engineering dir-ector, concurred with his op-inion that such a split align-ment would harm merchants'interests. He pointed outthat the commercial district

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stating he was running late and

Park case(Continued from Page 1)

tria1 is scheduled to open June16 on the first, 1,000-foot par-cel.

The hearing on the order oftaking on the second parcel,originally scheduled for lastFriday, will be re-scheduledafter the June 16 trial opens,Anderson said. In the mean-time, the city will pursue itsefforts to acquire the parcelby negotiation.

No hearing date has been setfor Schine's motion to dismissthe second case, Anderson said.He pointed out, however, thatit is essentially similar to amotion filed by Schine's attor-neys in the first case. Thatmotion was denied by the court,Anderson noted.

he was due in Washington."I 'm still with the Air Force

and 1 have to do some work,"he said.

After the luncheon he nar-rated a film which was takenby the three astronauts duringthe Appollo eight trip.

The film, after depicting aslightly-too green earth fromspace, switched inside the cap-sule.

"This is to show you howgraceful Jim Lovell can be(inspace," Borman quipped, "Itdoesn t mean anything unlessyou know how clumsy he is onthe ground."

He was running more thana hour late, he had plans tovisit his grandmother in PalmBeach before he left for Wash-ington, yet his sense of humorwas intact.

in Delray Beach — where splitalignment has been in ef-fect for several years —•is at right angles to Route 1where Boca Raton's commer-cial area also runs parallelto the highway.

On a 5-2 vote, the Boardreversed its and recommend-ed that City Couicil go on r ec -ord opposing split align-ment and forward its de-cision to the State Road Dept.

The Board also informally,discussed Mlo Smith's com-prehensive master plan for thecity as presented Monday nightand praised its principle ofretaining low-density resid-ential areas in the city.

Lyons heldwithout hail

Noroiaii Lyons of Boca Ra-to n is being held without bailin Broward County following hisindictment Friday by a grandjury on a charge of first de-gree murder.

Lyons, 34, a house painterand father of eight children,wa s charged for the shootingdeath April 15 of ex-convictIring Reicher at a PompanoBaach motel.

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Ramsey cracks mile

Kiwanians blasted by

First Bankers, 24 to IKiwanis pitching fell

apart in the fifth inningTuesday night and asa result , Firs t Banktook a 24-4 Little Lea-gue game from them.

Going into the thirdinning, First Bank wasout in front by only onerun at 1-0. Five walksand hits by Matteis andPosey saw eight runsscoring for the winners.

Four more came infor Fi rs t Bank in thefourth but the roof reallycaved in in the fifth inn-ing. Eight walks, coupl-ed with hits by Willisand Stubbs, saw 11runs crossing homeplate.

Mike Posey was lead-ing hitter with threeout of four tr ips to theplate. He scored threeruns and drove in fourothers.

Kiwanis pitchersgave up oflly six hitsbut were tagged with 17walks. Dan Bell was

. the winning pitcher,striking out 12 and giv-ing up two hits.

The box score:

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Dillard edges out Boca Raton, 73-65.5,in track meet, Ramsey sets mile record

Spring footballpractice began thisweek at Boca Raton HighSchool with 73 boysturning out for the firstroll call.

"It was the largestnumber of boys we'veever had out for springpractice;" Coach JoePribil said. "if weget this many back nextfall for the regular sea-son we can have a greatteam."

Practice will be heldfor 20 days, l Pribil said,winding up with the sp-ring intra-squad gameon May 29. Five dayswere added from lastyear 's 15 by the Sun-coast Conference of-ficials.

Practice is schedul-ed for every school dayfrom 3:30 to 5:30 p.m.

Boca Raton had tosettle for a second placeFriday night as DillardHigh School ran to a 73-point victory in the Dis-trict 8-A track and fieldchampionships.

It was the first timethe Bobcats 65-1/2 hadbeen beaten on their ownfield. However, CoachCharlie Bennett's teamsaw 10 men qualifyingfor berths on the stateteam at Gainesvillenext weekend.

Little Joe Ramseyshattered the mile runrecord before more than1,000 fans when he brokethe wire at 4:30,3, twoseconds under the oldrecord.

Records werebroken by Jupiter's Ar-chie Scott in the 440and Cardinal Newman'sJim Kay well in the 880,

The crown was still upin the air when the lastgroup of racers tookthetrack. Boca Raton wasbehind by only fourpoints, having led mostof the meet.

But a strong Dillardcombination of runnersoutdistanced Boca Ra-ton and the mile r e -lays and copped the bigtrophy.

The Bobcats wereable to capture only oneother first place be-sides Ramsey's mile,Nate Robinson took the180 low hurdles for thehome team.

In the pole vault,John Sterling and Char-les Close battled tothe end with Closeclearing 12-6 to cap-ture the title. Sterlingcleared 12-3 but miss-ed his three tires atthe 12-6 bar.

Qualifies from BocaRaton for state are:

Shot—John YoungHigh hurdles—Terry

AlburyMile run — Joe

RamseyLow hurdles— Nate

Robinson: Spx'int medley r e -lay — Bill Reinert, NateRobinson, John Hopkinsand George Sparling.

880-yard relay —Reinert, ClarenceJones, Robinson andSparling.

Pole vault - JohnStzrling and Dave Sum-

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Club women held a "twoclub and putter" tourna-ment for regular weeklyplay Wednesday.

Topping the field wasRuth Osborne who camein with a score of 78.

Second place saw atie between Lois Fox^and Olive Meyers.

Third place was alsoa tie. Ina Bishop andAnn Stone each hadscores of 83.

Hold firstround golfUniversity Park

Country Club men heldthe first round of cham-pionship tournamentWednesday.

Also held was thefirst round of handi-cap match play.

There were forty-sixparticipants. No scoreswere available.

tance 143-2.Long jump — Red-

mond (LS), Smith (D)McFadden (ELY). Dis-tance 21-3.

High jump — Strokes(L) DeLaGuardia (MM)Forman (MC). Height 5-11 3/4.

120 High hurdles —

Neai (KW), Galuppi (G)Albury (BR). Time 15,3

100 yard dash —Wal-lace (D), Wilson (D),Scott (j) Time 10.3.

Mile Run—Ramsey(BR) Skelton (Cham)Mauer (Cur.,Timc.)4:30.3.

440-yard dash —Scott (J), Robinson (D)Jones (ELY), Time 49.3

180 yard hurdles - -Robinson (BR) Hol-

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loway (ELY, Galuppi (G)Time 21.2.

Sprint Medley relay ™Wallace, Wilson, WestRobinson (D), Boca Ra-ton, Curley. Time 2:01.4-

880 yard relay —Wallace, Littles, How-ard, Wilson (D), BocaRaton, Leonard. Time1:30,6,

Pole vault — Close,Sterling, Summers.Height 12-6.

880-yard run — Kay-well(CN), Broxey (ELY)Wurst (C). Time 2:00.6

220 yard dash — Col-onna (L), Redmond (LS)Littles (D), Time 23.4.

Two mile run -Skelton (C), Ogle (J)McClintock (C). Time10:16.1

Mile relay - Wash-ington, Brunson, How-ard, West (D), Ely, BocaRaton, Time 3:29.5.

News gets around fast that the Boca Raton Inletis now open. I received a package in the mail thisweek marked "Special Coho Samon jigs for theBoca Raton Inlet.

Of course, we don't have Coho here and neverwill have . They are found in the cold waters ofthe north.

But the open inlet promises to bring otherkinds of fish. ,;

The gentleman who sent the jigs was only'slightly pulling my leg because he has knownour inlet for many more years than I have orfor most of the people in Boca Raton for thatmatter.

Al Jones, of Hollywood, fishing columnist forthe Hollywood Sun Tattler, recalls fishing theinlet years ago when just about every kind ofsalt water fish that swims could be caught there.

He has told me many times of the great snookfishing that used to be available before the oldjetties washed away in a hurricane some timeback. Al and some of his buddies drove up herequite regularly to fish.

I'm going to hang onto to these Coho jigs be-cause I have faith that very soon we will onceagain see great fishing in the inlet. It may notbe until fall when the finger mullet make their an-nual run. However, when the bait finds out the in-let is open and begins to move in, the big fishwill follow.

They tell me you used to be able to fill a boatwith bluefish in the middle of Lake Boca Raton.That day may come again if we're lucky.

Fresh water fishing in the Loxahatchee hasn'thit the peak it did about this time two years ago,but it 's pretty good.

Water has been kept high in Conservation AreasOne and Two this year and we didn't get ourspring drought as usual. Because of this,it has been only the good angler who could r e -gularly fill Ms string. Bass have been deep inthe grass where most weekenders seldom ven-ture.

This week, lots of yearling bass and a few goodsized largemouths were being caught on the southside of the recreation landing in Area Two.

Roy Snyder, manager, said yesterday, the waterhas dropped off slightly and bass are feeding well.A full moon earlier this week saw them feedingheavily at night but activity is expected to pickup again today and tomorrow.

Tourist trade in the big swamp is falling offslightly and from here on through November isan ideal time for the really avid fisherman to getout and catch fish.

Coach Bennett accepts trophy from Harry Benson.

Hospital staffers

Girls form softball team *One of the first com-

pletely organized, com-pletely trained and com-pletely uniformed girlssoftbally teams is sch-eduled to start prac-tice here next week.

The "Uptights" ofthe Boca Raton Com-munity Hospital willtaie to the diamondnext Thursday, ac-cording to t earnspokesman Jill Pros-ser.

"As of now we have26 girls signed up toplay," Miss Pros-ser said. "We planto form one good teamand play other teamsin neighboring towns."

She indicated thegirls will turn theirefforts toward get-ting games with other

Foursometakes match

Ida Jacoby, JennieNichols, Delia Rus-sell and Barbara Hun-tington teamed thisweek to win the wom-en's golf associationevent at University ParkCountry Club.

The foursome had anaggregate score of 321.

Second place wentto the foursome of RuthD a v i s , Mary EvansJohnston, Olga Milesand Fran Schmal. Theyshot a combined scoreof 333.

Lot putts of the daywas captured by Bet-ty Day. She needed 31for the 18-hole round.

nearby hospital groups.The Uptights will

practice each Tuesdayand Thursday at 5 p.m.Sessions will be heldat J.C. Mitchell fielduntil after July 4. Atthat time they will moveto the Little Leaguefielddowntown. •• ^ :

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doctors at the hospitalare footing the bill forfull uniforms for thegirls.

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Semi-finalists in eachgroup are:

Chmpionship group-Walter Clerke and JackBealler.

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Heberlingwins honors

Hazel Heberling wonhonors Thursday atRoyal Palm Yacht andCountry Club as 70ladies took to the golfcourse.

Mrs. Heberling made16 pars in a most parsor better tournament.

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p.m.Violin, community center, 3:30 p.m.Art program, J. C. Mitchell School, 3:30 p.m.Mixed track and field, Memorial Park, 3:30 p.m.Boys Softball, Memorial Park, 3:30 p.m.Men's softball, Memorial Park, 6:30 p.m.Boy Scout troop 303, St. Gregory's Church, 7 p.m.Kiwanis vs First Fed. (little league), Memorial

Park, 7 p.m.Lion's Club, 399 N.W. 35th St., 7:15 p.m.Progressive Bridge, community center, 7:30 p.m.Boy Scouts, scout hut, 7:30 p.m.Juniorettes fashion show, community center, 7-30

p.m.Adult Volleyball, Memorial Park, 7:30 p.m.VFW post 4038, 2560 N.W. First Ave., 7:30 p.m.Men's softball, Memorial Park, 7:45 p.m.Medical self help course, J. C. Mitchell School, 8

p.m.Men's softball, Memorial Park, 9 p.m,

Tuesday, May 6Job corps, neighborhood center, 10 a.m.Sketch group, Art Guild, 10 a.m.Debbie - Rand board of governors, thrift shoppe,

10 a.m.Rug hooking, scout hut, 10 a.m.Kiwanis Club, New England Oyster House, noon.Feltcraft, community center, 1 p.m.Hospital tours, Boca Raton Community Hospital lob-

by, 1:15 p.m.County legal aid, neighborhood center, 1:30 p.m.County public health nursing and immunization

clinic, neighborhood center, 2 p.m.Brownies scout hut, 2:30 p.m.After school program, J. C. Mitchell School, 2:30

p.m.Piano lessons, community center, 3 p.m.Children's orchestra, J. C. Mitchell School, 3:30

p.m.Boy's softball, Memorial Park, 3:30 p.m.Baton twirling, Memorial Park, 3:30 p.m.Boca Raton Library Association, library, 4 p.m.Migrant legal aid, neighborhood center, 6:30 p.m.Thermo vs Wentworth (senior league), Memorial

Park, 6:30 p.m.Boy Scout troop 333, First Presbyterian church,

7 p.m.Elks vs University Bank (little league), Memorial

Park, 7 p.m.Duplicate Bridge, J. C. Mitchell School, 7:30 p.m.Liquid embroidery, community center, 7:30 p.m.Pinochle game, community center, 7:30 p.m.Royal Oak Hills Bridge Club, scout hut, 7:30 p.m.Phoenix Club, First United Methodist Church, jun-

ior high room, 7:30 p.m.Civitans, University Inn, 7:30 p.m.Municipal band concert, community center, 8 p.m.Junior WomansClub, First United Methodist Church

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Police vs Lion's Memorial Park, 8:30 p.m.

Wednesday, May 7

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a.m.Slimnastics, community center, 10 a,m.Men's bridge club, scout hut, noon.Rotary Club, New England Oyster House, 12:15

p.m.State Welfare worker, neighborhood center, 12:30

p.m.Novelty crafts, community center, 1 p.m.Tap and ballet, community center, 2 p.m.After school program, J. C. Mitchell School, 2;30

p.m.Girl Scouts, J. C, Mitchell School, 2:30 p.m.Boys softball, Memorial Park, 3:30 p.m.Social dancing, community center, 4 p.m.Minor league, Memorial Park, 6:30 p.m.Adult volleyball, Memorial Park, 7 p.m.Adult organ instr., community center, 7 p.m.Judo instr,, community center, 7 p.m.Coast Guard small boat course, scout hut, 7:30 p.m.Men's softball, Memorial Park, 7:45 p.m.Elks Lodge 2166, 140 N.W, 11 St., 8 p.m.Alcoholics Anonymous, open discussion, First Unit-

ed Methodist Church, 8:30 p.m.Men's softball, Memorial Park, 9 p.m,

Thursday, May 8

Sunrise Kiwanis Club, Dutch Pantry, 7:30 a.m.Real Estate principalSj community center, 9 a.m.Vocational rehabilitation counselor, neighborhood

center, 9 a.m.Oil painting, community center, 9:30 a.m.Creative crafts, scout hut, 9:30 a.m.Royal Palm Woman's Golf Association, golf course,

9:30 a.m.Weight Watchers, University Bowl, 9:30 a.m.Dog obedience, community center, 10 a.m.Soroptimists, Dutch Pantry, 12:15 p.m.Exchange Club, Pal's, 12:15 p.m.Welfare Council case worker, Garden Apts., 1 p.m.Novice duplicate bridge, community center, 1 p.m.After school program, J. C. Mitchell School, 2:30

p.m.Girl Scouts, scout hut, 3 p.m.Mixed track and field, Memorial Park, 3:30 p.m.Art program, J. C. Mitchell School, 3:30 p.m.Boys softball, Memorial Park, 3:30 p.m.Children's Theatre, community center, 4- p.m.Police vs Village Constr. (senior league), Me-

morial Park, 6:30 p.m.Boca Nat'l vs Causeway (little league), Memorial

Park, 7 p.m.Ballroom dancing, community center, 7:30Weight Watchers, First Fed. building, 7:30Jaycees, Chamber of Commerce Bldg., 8Masonic Lodge 328, 7598 N. Fed. Hgwy., 8Lions vs Wentworth,

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Design class, commianity' center, 9 a.m.Ceramics, community center, scout hut, 9:30 a.m.Slimnastics, community center, 10 a.m.Duplicate bridge, community center, 12:30 p.m.Novice duplicate bridge, community center,

12:30 p.m.Liquid embroidery, community center, 1 p.m.Design workshop, community center, 1 p.m.Veterans service, American Legion hall, 2 p.m.After school program, J. C. Mitchell School 2:30

p.m.Chess Club, J. C. Mitchell School, 2:30 p.m.Children's billiard, community center, 3:30 p.m.Childrens organ, community center, 3:30 p.m.Mixed track and field, Memorial Park, 3:30 p.m.Boys softball, Memorial Park, 3:30 p.m.Men's softball, Memorial Park, 6:30 p.m.Sea Explorer ship 307, Boy Scouts of America,

414 N.W. 35th St., 7 p.m.Boca Red. vs. First Bank (little league), Memorial

Park, 7 p.m.Golf instr., community center, 7:30 p.m.Men's softball, Memorial Park, 7:45 p.m.Men's softball, Memorial Park, 9 p.m.

Saturday, May 10City wide track and field meet, high school, 9

a.m.Art lessons, community center, 9:30 a.m.Drum lessons, community center, 9:30 a.m.Chess instr., community center, 10 a.m.Sparky Fire Department, 10 a.m.Int. band instr., community center, 10:30 a.m.Beg. band instr., community center, 11:30 a.m.Pre-band instr., community center, 12:15 p.m.Judo instr., community center, 1 p.m.Guitar instr., community center, 1 p.m.Adult tennis finals, tennis courts, 1 p.m.

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8:30 p.m. Sunday and Monday.

Norway's merchantfleet at the start of thisyear comprised 2,982ships, totaling 1,808,000gross tons. Includedwere 481 tankers.

Dear Ann: Our teen-age son had to be hos-pitalized last week fora minor operation.They put Yule in a semi-private room for $50 aday. His roommatewas a man about 70 wholooked dead. He had car-diac failure and hisbreathing was so labor-ed you could hear it inthe hall.

Yule is a nervous boyto begin with and beingin the same room withthat man upset him ter-ribly. When my hus-band asked the doctor If

he could please find an-other room for Yule hesaid we were lucky toget any kind of a room —that the hospital wasjammed.

Two days after Yule'ssurgery, his roommatedied. Yule fainted whenthey wheeled the manout. This incident slow-ed up Ms recovery by atleast a week.

Please tell me if thereis somebody we can sue.Also, what do you thinkof a hospital that woulddo a thing like this?

— Irate Mother

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Mangan

Couple exchanges vowsin double ring ceremony

Beverly Burnett,daughter of Dr. and Mrs,Clyde R. Burnett, 600N.W. Seventh Ter., ex-changed wedding vowsApril 12 with DennisMangan, son of Mr.and Mrs. Gerard Man-gan, Clarks Summit, Pa,

The double ring cere-mony was held in OurLady of Victory Church,State College, Pa.

The bride, given inmarriage by her father,appeared in a white sat-in short dress with longsleeves touched off withlace at the wrists. Sheheld a cascade of whiteand yellow roses.

Maid of honor wasPamela Burnett andbridesmaids were Mar-cia and Janet Burnett,sisters of the bride.They chose skyblue sa-tin and white lace shortdresses and bouquets ofyellow carnations.

Best man was RonaldMangan, the bride-

groom's brother andushers were EugeneBitchko and Robert Jef-fries, friends of thebridegroom.

For her daughter'swedding, Mrs. Burn-ett chose a gold dressAnd coat ensemble; thebridegroom's motherwore an aqua dress witha jewelled neckline.They both were present-ed with gardenia cor-sages.

A reception in StateCollege followed theceremony.

The bride is agraduate of Boca RatonHigh School and pre-sently is a student atPennsylvania State Uni-versity.

The bridegroom isa graduate of a highschool in Clarks Summitand presently is astudent at the univer-sity.

The couple is residingin State College.

Dear I: Sue anybodyyou like but you won'tcollect. Most hospitalsare extremely crowd-ed. They do the best theycan. Granted it was un-fortunate that your sonhad to be roomed withthe old man, but I'msure they didn't have abetter place to put him.

Dear Ann Landers:When I had my first ba-by I was frightened todeath, not of childbirth,but of taking care of him.I was afraid to hold him,afraid to feed him, andafraid to bathe him.

I had nightmares ofmy baby choking onmilk. I dreamed that Iaccidentally drownedhim in the bathinette.When he cried at night,I was paralyzed withfear. I was sure he wasseriously ill.

One day a neighborwho sensed my anxietyexplained how each of usneeds something out-side ourselves to be-lieve in. She said wemust place our trust andfaith in a higher being.I've never been a r e -ligious person, Ann, butthat wise woman un-locked the door to peaceof mind for me whenshe uttered these sim-ple words — "If youworry, you don't trust,If you trust, you don'tworry."

Her one phrasechanged my life. Pleaseprint it. Perhaps itwill help some otheryoung mother as it help-ed me.

—F.D.Dear F.D. : How bea-

utiful! And how true IHer words are wordsworth repeating — "If

you worry, you don ttrust. If you trust, youdon't worry," Thankyou.

IDear Ann Landers:

You'll never know thgood you do. Whenyoprinted the address ofGambler AnonymousI'm sure you helpedthousands.

And now, I wonder ifyou know about Gam-Anon. This organiza-tion helps wives andhusbands of compulsivegamblers. We at Gam-Anon are learning tolive with a person whohas the illness. Anyonewho wishes information^should write to Gam- 'Anon, PO Box M, Nor-walk, California 90650.

—Grateful' Member

Dear Member.-Here'syour letter and I urgethose who are havingproblems because ofgambling to gamble oncemore — on the price ofa postage stamp.

Too many couples gofrom matrimony toacrimony. Don't y°u . rimarriage flop before*!it gets started. Send forAnn Landers' booklet,"Marriage — What ToExpect." Send yourrequest to Ann Landersin care of your news-paper enclosing 50 centsin coin and a long,stamped, self-addres-sed evelope,

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Mental Health Associationhelps organize Phoenix Club

Volunteers to assist with organizing a Phoenix Club in Boca Raton go over brochures explaining the functions of the

I- Engagement

is announced

•*"• Mr. and Mrs. I. R...'Ackerman, Lighthouse;Point, announce the en-

gagement of their.-daughter, Liane Rae, to"••Carl Glenn Adams, sonof Mr. and Mrs, ElmerAdams, Pompano

•Beach.'•'• The bride elect was

•r -graduated from Park•Ridge High School, Park-Ridge, N.J, Palm Beach•Jr. College as a dental•assistant and is pres-

vently employed as aden--tal assistant in BocaRaton.

•': Her fiance graduated-from Pompano BeachHigh School and isattending Florida StateUniversity. He willgraduate in June.

A November wedding{ Vis planned.

.: U.S. farmers earn-• ed about $1.60 an hour•for work performed in

1966, compared with the, factory worker's aver-;-;age of $2.71 an hour and'}.*& food-market em-*? ploye's average of1 $2.39.

New officers for Boca Raton Business andProfessional Woman's Club are (left) Mrs.Louise Edwards, president; Mrs. Robert Pe-ters, first vice president; Mrs. M. J. Vail-lancourt, second vice president; Miss June

150 students to receive degrees

Cole, recording secretary; Mrs. Alfred L.Wilson, corresponding secretary and Mrs. G.A.Byo, treasurer. The officers were electedat a meeting April 14. Installation will belater part of May.

College slates graduation exerciseM&rymount College

will graduate its lar-gest class in historyon Saturday, May 17,when 150 students re-ceive degrees at com-mencement exercises in

Founders Hall.C omme n c e m e n t

speaker is MonsignorRobert J. Fox, coordi-nator of Spanish Com-munity action programsfor the Archdiocese of

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It's in the Stars' is

theme of fashion show"It's in the Stars"

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Elegant plains orexciting p r i n t s --~ you'll find the"exactly r i g h t "fabric from our hugeselection. No chargefor m a k i n g fulllength, regular ortraverse, from $1.98yd.

show Monday in thecommunity center.

The show will be-gin at 7:30 p.m. and willfeature a live band andJuniorettes as models.Fashions are from loc-al shops.

Proceeds from theshow will be used tosupport the serviceclub's projects includ-ing annual migrant chil-dren party, sponsoring agirl at Sunland TrainingCenter and presentingother fashion show. Theclub is sponsored byBoca Raton JuniorWoman's Club.

Dr. Rosecrance

New York, and head ofthe "Summer in theCity" program of theNew York Archdiocese,

Conferring degreeswill be Stuart W. Pat-ton, chairman of thecollege's Board of Trus-tees.

Saturday evening, thegraduates and theirparents will attend adinner dance at the Cry-stal Lake Country Club.

Friday, May 16, theBaccalaureate Masswill be celebrated at4 P.M. by Rev. JackL. Totty, college chap-lain.

Speaker for the bac-calaureate service willbe Dr. Justin Steurer,professor of Theologyand head of the human-ities division at Mary-mount. The Mass willbe followed by dedica-

tion of the second wom-an's residence hall atthe college.

Club slates

electionInstallation of offic-

ers will highlight theluncheon meeting ofBoca Buckeye ClubWednesday, May 14 inSchraffts Restaurant.

The luncheon willbegin at noon and isopen to all former Ohioresidents living in BocaRaton or present resid-ents visiting Boca Ra-ton.

Reservations co-chairmen are Mrs. Al-bert Scharpf and Mrs.Wilbert Kempf.

Where does a persongo after he's been re -leased from a psychi-tarict hospital? Whatdoes he do to make thetransition from oneworld to another?

The most likely placewould be the PhoenixClub, a social rehabil-itation center for peoplewho have been releasedfrom psychiatric hos-pitals and for people whoare receiving out-pat-ient care.

Boca Raton's chapterof the Mental Health As-sociation will mark Maywhich is Mental Healthmonth, by helping or-ganize a Phoenix Clubin Boca Raton.

First meeting willbe held 7:30 p.m. Tues-day in the junior highroom of First UnitedMethodist Church. Thegroup will continue tomeet on a weekly basisat the same time in thesame place.

The purpose of theclub is to provide fri-endship, companionshipand moral support, tooffer a program ofactivities that are fun,stimulating educationaland comfortable , andto help the communityunderstand emotionaland mental illness.

Program activitiesinclude dancing, card-playing, family dinners,back yard barbecues,picnics, trips, sight-seeing and beach par-ties.

There presently isa group meeting in WestPalm Beach. Howeverthe local club will serveSouth Palm BeachCounty, although it isbeing organized by Mrs.Phyllis Hill executivedirector of the PhoenixClub in West Palm andassistant executive dir-ector of the county chap-ter, Mental Health As-sociation.

Mrs. Hill will bepresent at the meetingsas a director of activ-ities, but she will be as-sisted by volunteersfrom Boca Raton whowill help with the re-freshments, talk to thepeople and assist indir-ec t ing the activitieswhich, Mrs. Hill says,in the beginning will besimple table games likeBingo.

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The meeting will be-gin at 1 p.m. and willinclude plans for instal-lation of officers at aluncheon May 22 Light-house Point Yacht andTennis Club. Mrs.George Hafler, chair-man of the departmentof education, will be incharge of the program.

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The group already hasbeen offered tickets tothe local theater andthe beach home of amember of the MentalHealth Assocation fora beach party.

Volunteers will workon flexible schedulewhich would mean onenight with the group,a month or which eversuits them. However,Mrs. Hill has emphas-ized that she would liketo see at least one vol-unteer at each meet-ing.

I have such a longtrip up here from WestPalm that I'll need thehelp to get organized,"she explained.

Men and women whowill join the club arenot only persons whohave been released frompsychiatric hospitalsbut also people recom-mended to the club bylocal doctors and psy-chiatrists.

"I don't know how

many people to expect.I'll just have to wait andsee when the meetingbegins Tuesday," Mrs.Hill said.

So far Mrs. Hill hasenough volunteers forthe month of May, butshe will need more astime goes by. Anyoneinterested may contacther at the MentalHealth Association inWest Palm Beach.

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If you had a daughterwho was going to markher seventh birthday andyou wanted to do some-thing very special forher, what would you do?

Well Mr. and Mrs.Richard S. Coy's daugh-ter, Bonnie Lee, cele-brates her birthday ata party today and momand dad have asked Bon-nie Lee's favorite tele-vision star, SkipperChuck, to make a spe-cial appearance at theparty.

The party in the Coy'sLakeview West Apart-ment will be celebratedby 17 of Bonnie Lee'sfriends and classmatesfrom Hollybrook Acad-emv.

"No-one knows thatSkipper Chuck will bethere and we reallywon't know ourselves

until he shows up," Mrs.Coy said. But how couldhe not come, especial-ly since Coy has ar-ranged for a golfinggame with him at BocaTeeca following the par-ty.

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bers of the class of 1919.University of Wisconsinin Madison who will beinducted into Wiscon-sin's Half Century Clubas one of the main eventsof the Wisconsin Alum-ni Association's annualreunion weekend May16-18.

She and other mem-bers of the class willbecome members of theclub at a luncheon May16. So if you're wonder-ing where Mrs. Harkerwill be May 16, she'llbe in Wisconsin.

Mr. and Mrs. T. C.Rasmussen, 760 N.E.72 St., have been vaca-tioning in Florida's low-er west coast recentlywhere they took in,among other sites,Ringling Museum.

What do you do whenyou have 14 childrenranging in age from 16to two all under oneroof for a week?

Mr, and Mrs. Ches-ter Ao Dolson, Jr., 1505N.E. Fifth Ave,,, havetaken the situation instride. Actually all 14children are not theirs,only nine of them. Theother five have beenhere with their parents,Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Beer-nink from San Francis-co, Calif., visiting theDolsons. The Californiachildren are the Dolsonschildren's cousins.

The family will be-gin the journey home to-day after a ten day visithere.

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At any rate, wordof the family of 11 cameto us from Frank J.Oneto, Kingston, N. Y.,who met the Dolson fam-ily while on a recentbusiness trip to BocaRaton.

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R. Tilghman, Beaufort,N.C., announce the en-gagement of theird a u g h t e r , LindaBell, to Charles Uied-erich Heidgerd, son ofMr. and Mrs, Dieder-ich W. F. Heidgerd, 771S.W. Fifth street.

The wedding will takeplace Aug. 23, in Beau-fort.

Miss Tilghman grad-uated from East Car-teret High School, andis now a junior at WakeF o r e s t Universitywhere she is majoringin political science. Sheis a member of the Lau-rel Society, and RoseSweetheart of Tau Chap-ter of Kappa Alpha Or-der. She is employedpart time as teletypeoperator for the Holi-day Inn Inc.

Heidgerd is a grad-uate of Riverside Mil-itary Academy inGainesville, Ga., and astudent at Wake ForestUniversity. He will,graduate in June with aBachelor of Arts De-gree in History. He cur-rently is enrolled in theflight training programof the Reserve OfficerTraining Corps at WakeForest University andwill receive a SecondLieutenant's commis-sion upon graduation. Hehas received a delay inreporting for active du-ty to attend the WakeForest UniversitySchool of Law. He is amember of the TauChapter of Kappa AlphaOrder.

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see his home, took meto dinner and as a greatbooster to Boca Raton,drove me around to seethe sights," Onetowrites.

"None of this wouldbe too unusual but forthe fact that the Dol-sons are the parents ofnine well behaved, hand-some children, rangingfrom three year oldtwins to a 16 year old.You cannot imagine amore congenial familyor a more immaculatehome," he writes. Headded too Dolson was"having his sister v is -it from California. Shewill be accompanied byher five children, hewrote.

So that's thefolks.

Church schedules film

forum series SundayA series of four films

•will be presented byFirst United MethodistChurch beginning Sun-day, May 4.

First film titled"Roadsigns on a MerryGo Round" is an im-pressionistic look at thephilosophies of threemen through the frame-work of a successfulbut somehow unfulfill-ing marriage.

May 11 the church willshow "Four CozyWalls", the story of achurch in Dallas, Tex.,which struggles to meetthe challenges of today'sworld.

"Fail Safe," starringHenry Fonda and DanO'Herlihy will be pre-sented May 18. Themovie deals with the im-plications of accidentalnuclear war.

Last film is War-rendale" which won theInternational Film Crit-ic's Prize at the 1967Cannes Film Festival?;,It s a documentary of anexperiment with emo-tionally disturbed chil-dren.

The films will beshown at 7:30 p.m. inthe fellowship hall andwill.be followed by apanel discussion.

story

Last but not least wehave a note about theWomen's OverseasLeague which installedofficers at the BocaHarbour home of Mrs.Charles J. Lifka lastweek. Mrs. Lifka, im-mediate past president,will remain on the boardas southeast area di-rector for the group.

The women also madeplans for their next pro-ject which will be mak-ing and stuffing 500 to1,000 ditty bags for theboys in Vietnam. Thematinee and items forthe bags will be provid-ed by the Red Cross.

Mrs. Harry Thomas Rein

Wedding bells toll

for Susan P. DunganMiss Susan Perkins

Dungan and HarryThomas Rein exchang-ed wedding vows Sat-urday in the FirstPresbyterian Churchin Atlanta.

Rev. William W.Williamson oificiatedat the ceremony.

Mrs. Rein is thedaughter of Mr. andMrs. William EdwardsDungan of Boca Ratonand the bridegroom theson of Dr. and Mrs.Thomas M. Rein of

School lunchmenus

BOCA RATON HIGH

Monday, May 5: Span-ish rice, tossed salad,freneh bread and butter,peaches, milk.

Tuesday, May 6: Slic-ed, tyrkey with mashed

; potatoes and gravy, cole* slaw, peas, biscuit and

butter, milk, fruit.Wednesday, May 7:

Dried beef gravy overmashed potatoes,cheese sticks, turnipgreens, muffin and but-ter, milk, cake.

Thursday, May 8:Chinese Chop Suey, rolland butter, cabbage sal-ad, pineapple cup, milk:.

Friday, May 9: Grill-ed cheese sandwich withpotato salad, greenbeans, milk, orangejuice bars.

Monday, May 12:Cheeseburger withFrench fries, orangejuice, peas, cake, milk.

Tuesday, May 13: Hotbeef sandwich with po-tatoes and gravy, greenbeans, orange juice,milk, cookies.

Wednesday, May 14:Macaroni goulash,French bread and but-ter, tossed salad,brownie, milk.

Thursday, May 15:Bar B Q Beef on bunwith rice, spinach, fruitcup, milk, cake.

Friday, May 16: Ma-caroni and cheese, cornbread and butter, suc-cotash, lime juice bar,milk.

BOCA RATONand ADDISON MIZNER

Monday: Cheesebur-ger sandwich, tomatospoon salad, carrotcurls, baked custard,milk.

Tuesday: Spaghettiand meat sauce, coleslaw, yeast roll and but-ter, fruit jello, milk.

Wednesday: Hoagie,collard greens, potatochips, cherry square,milk.

Thursday: Barbecuechicken, buttered rice,tossed salad, hot bis-cuit, butter, fruit mix,milk.

Friday: Fish sand-wich, buttered corn,carrot and raisin, sal-ad, lime juice bar, milk.

J.C. MITCHELL

Monday; Hot dogs onbun, baked beans, cab-bage salad, apricots,milk.

Tuesday, Meat loaf,buttered spinach,creamed corn, wheatbread, coconut cake.

Wednesday; submar-ine, potato chips, cook-ies, ice cream, milk.

Thursday, Spaghetti,with meat sauce, toss-ed salad, freneh bread,jello, milk.

Friday; bacon, tomatoand cheese sandwich,stewed prunes, cab-bage salad, chocolatemarble cake, milk.

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MIL-KIL is easy to handle. It comes in whiteflakes. Yob simply pour it into paper plateswhich you set on a shelf in closets or rooms.

W/ien you return, you simply open the windowsto air out your home or boat.

There are no adulterants in MIL-KIL. It contains100% active ingredients.

Call DELRAY CHEMICAL NOW at 276-5439for free delivery (five pounds or more), or pickup a package at the warehouse, 75 NW 18thAvenue , (off Atlantic Ave. near the SeaboardRailroad tracks) in Delray.

Highland Park, N.J.The bride's attend-

ants were Reba NancyBomar of Atlanta, maidof honor; Mrs. RichardLawrence Perkins ofGreenville, N.C cou-sin of the bride, andEmma Jean Rein ofHighland Park, sister ofthe bridegroom. Re-bekah and JacquelineRein, twin cousins ofthe bride, were flow-er girls. Sara FrancesEllington of Atlanta keptthe bride's book.

Dr. Rein served ashis son's best man. Ush-ers were Wesley Ber-nard Warren, Jr. ofAtlanta and L, BuckFowler of WashingtonD.C.

The parents of t hebride entertained at areception at the Peach-tree House following theceremony.

The couple will maketheir home in Atlanta.

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Sunday, May 4, 1969 BOCA RATON NEWS 5B

By A.DURON PLESHER'

The traveler in lovewith Venice will soondiscover writing aboutthis lovely city of theAdriatic a difficult task.Superlatives and glow-ing phrases leap forth

AntheaPleshet

to color the page with aquality as unreal andfantastic as the city it-self.

The very first view ofthe city, when approach-ing by train, is from thelong causeway connect-ing the island with themainland. A glitteringhaze softens the outline.

Soon the graceful belltower and semi-circu-lar domes of SaintMarks grow to recogni-zable size. The train ad-justs to another angle.The city is lost fromsight for several mo-ments.

There is a brief haltfor signals. Below in thelagoon drift a few fish-ing boats. The men inthem are coppery-skinned, impudentlymasculine and inclinedto stare — but, ofcourse, they are Italianand' this, their nationalpastime I

The train glides for-ward, gains speed andsuddenly Santa LuciaStation is there to wel-come the visitor, "Ben-venuto a Venezia."

There is a particularair of excitement aboutthis neat functionalbuilding. The exuber-ance and gaiety of theold city have invaded itsclean - cut l i n e s .Through large plateglass doors the firstclose view of the CanalGrande glides into view.

Saint Simeon Piccolowith its elongated domestands directly acrossthe canal. To the leftruns one of the live-liest streets in theworld, Lista di Spagne.Its shops gay and tinyserve as the constantbackground for thechanging scene asthrongs of people crowdits narrow path.

If a hotel on this streetis choosen by the tra-veler the view from hiswindow may hold himcaptive for hours. Onlya stern, self-disciplin-ed mortal could unpack,dress or rest with a live,live show only a fewmeters below.

Tourists from allparts of the world arethere. The ever pres-ent Germans, earnestfaced and camera-la-den; those excellentwalkers, the English,

clipping along "doing"Venice by foot; theJapanese, camerasclicking and dark eyes

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inquisitive; the Pak-istani, the saris of theirslender women lendingflames of color to thepageant.

Among the crowd arethe Italians themselves.Not only the'Venetians,but Italian tourists fromother regions of Italy,seeing home territoryfirst.

There is no one quiteas expansive or happyas an Italian on holiday,,He has made his mom-entary escape from adull, drab existence in-to what most people er-roneously think sur-rounds him continuous-ly. "Sunny Italy" andthe "dolce vita" are formost Italians only theseshort, ephemeral hoursof vacation.

From Santa LuciaStation the Grand Canaltwines itself through thecity like some curioussea serpent that haswandered in from theAdriatic. The ' 'motor-bus-boat'* follows thiswater road all the wayto St. Marks Square.

It is an intriguing tripthat should be made asfrequently as possible.Each ride another lovelybuilding and palace canbe discovered. The can-vases of Bellini, Canal-etto, Carpaccio andGuardi have come alive!Here lies the city glit-

tering, reflected againand again in the brokenmirror made by eachcanal.

Once a visitor to Ven-ice complained the cityto be a most unpleasantplace. Of course, thiswas a man who loathedcats, detested beauti-ful women, a man whoeven refused to ride ina gondola!

Never a city forgloom, Venice dedicatesherself to blithe heartsand gay spirits.

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6B BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, May 4, 1969

Steel framework takes shape at new medical center under construction on Meadows road.

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Southern Bell appoints NolenDouglas B. Nolen has

been appointed districtmanager for SouthernBell Telephone Com-pany,

His appointment waseffective May 1. TheDistrict' includes Pom-pano Beach, DeerfieldBeach, Boca Raton, Del-ray Beach, and BoyntonBeach.

He succeeds H.E.Kidder, who has beenassigned to the FortLauderdale exchange asdistrict manager.

Nolen's career start-ed with Southern Bellin Orlando in 1962. He

was district marketingmanager in Miami priorto his new appointment.

A native of Georgia,Nolen graduated fromEast Tennessee StateUniversity after attend-ing Notre Dame PrepSchool. He is marriedto the former MarianHollis of Daytona Beach.

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Foundation pilings are in place and first site of Arvida Corporation's new condominiumsteel work starts to rise out of the ground at on the south shore of Lake Boca Raton.

Chamber prepares for annual

industry appreciation lunchThe Greater Boca Ra-

ton Chamber of Com-merce will present twoindustry of the yearawards for the first timeat the seventh annualindustry appreciationand awards luncheonMay 22.

The program will in-clude presentation of anaward to one industryemploying 100 or more,and a second industryemploying less than 100.Past awards have beenin a single category.

The awards are judg-ed on the saftie basisas statewide awards,and are made in con-junction with a statewideindustry recognitionprogram. A chambercommittee reviews alllocal industries tochoose the one which hascontributed the most tomanufacturing and in-dustry in Boca Raton inthe preceding year.

The luncheon will be

Byer named

to exchangeThe board of direc-

tors of the Philadelphia-Baltimore - Washing-ton Stoch Exchange, no-tified Byer, Inc. that ithas bean accepted as amemV«r of the Philadel-phia - Itimore Wash-ington Stock Ex-change with associaterv t '.nberships on theR'jston, Montreal andPittsburgh Stock Ex-changes.

David M. Byrne, res i -dent manager, said thisnew facility would en-able the firm to great-ly improve its servicesto the investing public.

Byer was incorporat-ed in 1961 as Living-ston Investments Inc. ofLake Wales and movedits offices to Boca Ra-ton in 1967, Byer han-dles all listed and un-listed stocks and bondsand specializes in es-tate planning with theuse of mutual funds.

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in the Great Hall at theBoca Raton Hotel andClub at 12:30 p.m. Ac-companying industrialexhibits will be on dis-play in Camino Hallfrom 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The industry appre-ciation project is underthe direction of thechamber's research anddevelopment commit-tee. Malcolm Rodger,chairman, will be mas-ter of ceremonies at theluncheon.

J. Cline McKenna isin charge of the indus-trial exhibits project.

Planners expect theluncheon to draw morethan the 250 who attend-ed last year's awardsaffair.

T. E. Johnson, direc-tor of economic r e -search, Florida Powerand Light Co., Miami,

Five governmentowned plantations, to-taling 22,000 acres,were turned over r e -cently to the 571 peas-ants who had been work-ing them. The land isin the Alta Verapazarea.

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Boca Raton Meets Deiray BeachModels for sale at $24,500, or see plans fornew construction — $21,500 up includinglot. Choice lots available plus attractivefinancing and many extras. To reach modelhome, go Vi mile West off U.S. 1 on LindeilBlvd. in So. Deiray Beach to site. Mrs.Mildred Kane, assoc. will be happy to assistyou.

Large, oversize lots just minutes fromshopping centers, schools, churches, col-leges, golf courses, restaurants and the blueAtlantic Ocean.

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1300 H. Federal Hwy., Boca Raton

8LJ^£A.RATgNJNEWS Sunday, May 4f 1969

Try makinga wine closetSpring: when a young

man's fancy turns to golfand gone flshin'. And ahomemaker's "unfan-cy" turns to tacklingclosets and cabinets.

This season, turn theprospect of spring clos-et cleaning into a pleas-urable one by taking ad-vantage of certain spaceage concepts. Maximizelimited or crammedstorage spaces by r e -decorating and organiz-ing them with storagebags and stackable,space-saving closet andcabinet drawers. Findextra room to hangspring coats and thosenew Easter ensemblesby installing glide-outgarment carriers andfold away, two-tieredhanger units.

And since space savedis space earned, yourefforts deserve to berewarded. For example,consider using the ad-ditional room you'vecreated to start buildinga home wine celler. Thismost traditional and im-pressive of home ac-cessories is inexpen-sive and hardly as for-midable as it may seem.A look first in the dic-tionary will tell you thata wine cellar is simply a"stock of wines."

A wine cellar r e -quires a shady spot witha fairly stable temper-ature between 45 and 60degrees. A closet orpantry area where thebottles can rest on theirsides is more than ade-quate. This keeps corksfrom drying out and airfrom entering the bot-tles and spoiling thetaste of the wines.

If the man of the fam-ily also is the familydo - it - yourselfer, youshouldn't have too muchtrouble persuading himto build a wine rack tosuit the space.

Without making a ma-jor investment, you canstock your cellar with acomprehensive "s ta r t -e r " collection of prem-ium table wines, includ-ing such red wines asCalifornia Burgundy,Gamay Beaujolais andRubion, and white winessuch as Emerald Dry,Ghablis and Rhine Cas-tle. You may also want toinclude such dessertwines as the Rare Sher-ries, Rare Souzao Portand Madeira. All areready to serve when theyleave the vineyard butyoull find they improvewith age in the bottle.Of course, no cellar iscomplete without a cou-ple of bottles of cham-pagnes.

With a wine cellar asa permanent fixture inyour home, you'll findthat you can reap the r e -wards of spring'sorganizational effortsfor many seasons tocome. And what a sta-tus symbol 1

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Public NoticesNOTICE OF LEGISLATION

TO WHOM IT MAY CON-CERN: Notice is hereby givenof intention to apply to the 1969Session of the Florida Legis-lature for passage of an actrelating to the SoutheasternPalm Beach County HospitalDistrict; amending chapter29387, Laws of Florida, 1953,by adding section 1-A to ex-clude all property within theterritorial limits of the Cityof Boca Raton from said dis-trict beginning January 1,1970;providing that mlllage on saidproperty shall no longer be as-sessed or levied nor shall tax-es be collected on behalf of thedistrict; providing any millagenow levied for any current out-standing bond indebtednessshall remain in effect onpro rata basis until such bondindebtedness is paid in full;providing an effectivedate.

Publish: April 20, 27, May 4,11. 1969

Furnish Proof of Publication.

NOTICli TO CREDITORS

IN 1IIK COIIRI OK TiltCOUNTV JUDfit-; IN AND1'OR PALMBKACH COl'N-TY, I-'LOIUDA; IN PRO-BA IT;, NO. U82ftO,

IN RE: LSTATl; 01-THOMAS JAMES IIANLEY JR.

Deceased.

TO ALL CREDITORS, LAGA-TEliS, DISTRIBUTEES ANDPI-RSONS HAVING ANYCLAIMS OR DEMANDSAGAINST SAID ESTATE:

You and each of you are here-by notified chat you are requir-ed by Law to present any claimsand demands which you, oreither of you, may have againstthe estate of Thomas JamesHanley Jr., deceased, late ofsaid County, to the County Judgeof Palm Beach County, Flor-ida, at his office in the courthouse of said County at WestPalm Beach, Florida, withinsix calendar months from thetime of the first publication ofthis notice. Each claim or de-mand shall be in writing induplicate, and shall state theplace of residence a"d postoffice address of the claim-ant, and shall be sworn to bythe claimant, his agent, or hisattorney, and any such claimor demand not so filed shall bevoid.

THE BROWARD NATIONALBANK IN FORT LAUDER-DALE, FLORIDABy: s/W.R. NORDROFFTrust OfficerTHOMAS J. HANLEY IIIAs co-executors of the LastWill and Estament ofThomas James Hanley Jr.,deceased.

s/LEO J. FOXAttorney for Co-Executors133 Boca Raton RoadBoca Raton, Fla.

First publication; April 20,1969

Publish: April 20, 27, May 4,and 11, 1969.

DEADLINETUESDAY EDITIONMondays, 10:00 A.M.

THURSDAY EDITIONWednesdays, 10:00 A.M.

SUNDAY EDITIONFridays, 10:00 A.M^

Sunday, May 4, 1969

Public NoticeNOTICE TO CREDITORS

IN THE COURT OF THECOUNTY JUDGE,IN ANDFOR PALMBEACUCOUN-TY, FLORIDA; IN PRO-BATE, No. 28270.

IN RE: ESTATE OFEDWARD P. NESBITT. Deceased.

TO ALL CREDITORS, LEGA-TEES, DISTRIBUTEES ANDPERSONS HAVING ANYCLAIMS OR DEMANDSAGAINST SAID ESTATE:

You and each of you arehereby notified chat you arerequired by Law to present anyclaims and demands which you,or either of you, may haveagainst the estate of EdwardP. Nesbitt, deceased, late ofsaid County, to the County Judgeof Palm Beach County, Florida,at his office in the court houseof said County at West PalmBeach, Florida, within six cal-endar months from the timeof the first publication of thisnotice. Each claim or demandshall be in writing in duplicate,and shall state the place ofresidence and post office ad-dress of the claimant, and shallbe sworn to by the claimant,his agent, or his attorney, andany such claim or demand notso filed shall be Void.

s/MARTHA S. NESBITTs/CHARLES J. NESBITTAs executors of the LastWill and Testament ofEdward P. Nesbitt, deceas-ed.

s/LEO J. FOXAttorney for Executors133 Boca Raton RoadBoca Raton, Florida.First publication: April 20,

1969,Publish: April 20, 27, May 4

and 11, 1969.

Dr. P.A. McRillOptometrist

123 E. Royal Palm Rd.

Phone

395-0660

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The Boca Raton Newsdoes not knowingly ac-cept Help-Wanted adsfrom employers cov-ered by the Fair La-bor Standards Act,which applies to em-ployment in inter-state commerce, ifthey offer less thanthe legal minimumwage (1.60 an hour forthose covered prior toFebruary 1, 1968 and$1.15 an hour for new-ly covered employees)or fail to pay the ap-p l i c a b l e overtime.Contact the UnitedStates Labor Depart-ment's local office formore information. Theaddress is U.S. Dept.Hour and Public Con-t r a c t s Divisions,Washington, D.C.20210.

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BOCA RATON NEWS 9B

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$1395 '66 Dodge Polara4 door, hardtop, 32000original miles, Thirdcar . . . Must Sell Call395-0674 after 3 PM.

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PROFESSIONALAll ages. All problems.M.I.T. 1943 Honor GradHarold Selleck 395-3303

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WORK IN BOCALums Boca Raton needsnight waitress 4 or 5nights a week. 5 PM to2 AM Salary plus tips.Apply in person 2499N. Fed. Hwy.

SECRETARY with legalexperience. Mus t beefficient and capable.Good starting salaryplus Bonus for rightperson. Send replieswith references to BoxH Boca Raton, 33432Girl wanted for gener-al office work. Musttype and handle smalldesk switchboard. Ap-ply in person to office,Boca Teeca CountryClub N W 51 St. and2nd Ave. Boca.

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WANTEDTEN TELEPHONERECEPTIONIST

TO WORK IN DELRAYOFFICE. NO AGE LIM-IT, NO EXPERIENCENECESSARY. GOODSALARY, APPLY 9-30to 6 PM 1319 N. FED.HWY, DELRAY <A-CROSS FROM DELRAYSHOPPING CENTER)FULL TIME "GIRL withdrivers license forLunch Wagon Service.All PART TIME GIRLto serve lunch; no agebarrier, no licenseneeded. Call 395-0°04or 395-4172 Eves.

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•Full or Pare time WAIT-RESS also KITCHENHELPER. Eveningwork. Corky's Pizza395-9823.BAR MAID — Part time•for BIG DADDYLOUNGES. Call Mr. Na-gel for appointment at565-2791 Ft. Lauder-dale..Sell lovely Sarah Cov->entry Jewelry. Good

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Secretary for legal of-fice. Shorthand and typ-ing required. Call for•appointment 395-0500.

10 B Help Male

CHURCH CUSTODIAN-maintain buildings andgrounds, 20 hoursweekly, mornings, Good

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MECHANIC8 to 5 PM. Five and1/2 day week. Good Pay,Paid Vacation, Hospi-

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SEWING MACHINE1968 SINGER CONSOLE

Slightly used zig-zag instylish walnut cab. Makebutton holes, sews onbuttons, monograms,applique, overcast &Blind hem stitch with-out attachments. Allcontrols built in. Fullprice $59.10 or as-sume pymts. of $6.60month. For free homedemo call Capitol Cre-dit Mgr. Till 9 PM Noobligation If toll CallCollect. 922-3528.

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BANKRUPT STOCK6 new 1969 ZIG ZAGsewing machines to besold for $35 each. Maybe paid for $5 per month.These nationally adver-tised machines carry afull factory guarantee.They may be inspectedin warehouse at 2003 USHwy 441 South, Ft. Lau-derdale 9 AM to 6 PMMon. thru Friday andSat, til 1 PM

ELECTROLUXFour Electrolux vacuumcleaners and all attach-ments to be sold for$39.95 each or $4monthly. UnclaimedFreight, 2003 U.S. Hwy441 South, Ft. Lauder-dale.

UNCLAIMED FREIGHT5 Deluxe Solid State ful-ly transistorized s ter-eophonic high fidelityconsoles in beautifullyhandrubbed finished.Deluxe BSR 4 speed r ec -ord changer and 4speaker audio system tobe sold for storage andfreight total $88 each.Can be paid for at $5monthly. These may beinspected in warehouseat 2003 US Hwy 441South, Ft. Lauderdale9 AM to 6 PM Mon thruFriday and Sat. til 1PM

SEWING MACHINE1969 ZIG-ZAG

PORTABLEZig-Zag slightly used.No attachments neededto monogram, overcast,make button holes, con-trols built in. Sews with1 or 2 needles. Fullprice $35.25 or assumepymts. of $4.20 month.For free home democall Capitol Credit Mgr.Till 9 PM No obliga-tion If toll Call Collect.922-3528.

CAPITOL SEWINGMACHINES OF

SOUTHERN FLORIDA

15 A Miscellaneous Sale

FUR SHOULDER PIECELike new. Silver GreyFox. Cost $189 Noreasonable offer refus-ed. Call 395-6493.

Wrought iron Break-fast Set Yellow andwhite. Use indoor oroutdoors. Call 391-3327

DRY ICE now availableat Delray Chemical. 75NW 18 Ave. Delray Call276-5439.Pfaff automatic sewingmachine, walnut cabi-net - Cost $225 now $1003 drawer bachelor chest- red, gold trim. $15like new. Call 391-1156

SWAP SHOPEvery Sat, & Sun. Buy-ers, 25 cents —• Deal-ers , $2.00. ThunderbirdDrive-in Theater, 3121W. Sunrise Blvd., Ft.Lauderdale, 583-8724.15 B Musical Instruments

HAMMOND X77, LES-LIE XL-77 Like new,8 months old. Must sell. . . $5,500 Call 399-9451.

RENT AN ORGANOR PIANO

Only $2 a week freelessons and exclusiveWurlitzer hobby course.All rental applies if youbuy. Your choice of anynew Wurlitzer. Roder-ick Pianos - Organs.119 Datura WPB 832-3858, Lillian Merz 395-7089.15 H Boats-Motor or Sail1969 GLASSPAR 15',1969 Merc 80 HP, 50hours, galvanized,brake frame Rockettrailer, Extras $2200call 395-9262.30' 1963 OWENS EX-PRESS, hardtop, only400 hrs. on twin 185.loaded, sleeps 6, $7150Entire boat like newcondition. Pompano942-3446.

15 0 HOUSEHOLD GOODS

3 piece Naugahyde beigesofa. Foam rubbercustions. Good Condi-tion $35 Call 395-4588.

Large Spanish OakDESK. Practically new.Suitable, Office orhome. $250 Phonemornings 395-3665.2 "piece Sectional $755 piece bedroom set,kingsize headboard,,$200 call 395-9491.Co.sc© Bridge table$10 and Folding chairs$4 each. Clothes Ham-pers $10, each. Rot-tisserie $15. Variousother household items.Call Mornings 395-3665SOFA Antique white,Make Offer. Twin Ma-hogany 4 poster bedswith box springs andmattress $40 each. Callbefore 9:30 a.m. or 3to 6 p.m. 395-4805Grandmothers w h i t ebaby bed complete. Mat-t ress , sheets, cases,spread. Like New Phone391-0905.SINGER Sewing ma-chine. ZIg Zags, but-tonholes, $28. UN-CLAIMED FREIGHT,2003 U. S. Hwy 441 S.Ft. Lauderdale.

6 piece dining room set,French Provencial,white and gold, Oval ta-ble with leaf, 2 straightand 2 arm chairs, Buf-fet $150 Call after 6PM 395-3319.

NEW & USEDCOUNCHES, BEDDING,BEDROOM SETS. BocaQuality - Used Furn. 117NW 11 St. 391-3580.

ELEGANTFURNISHINGS

FROM SEVERAL PRO-MINENT HI-RISEMODELS HAVE SERV-ED THEIR PURPOSEAND MUST BE DISPOS-ED OF PROMPTLY ATA FRACTION OF THEIRORIGINAL COST. WEHAVE DISPLAYEDTHIS FURNITURE INOUR STORAGE ROOMAND MUST GET ITOUT OF THE WAYAS QUICKLY AS POS-SIBLE. TO INSPECTSEE MR. MACBRIDEOR MR. CARRIGAN,PHONE COLLECT 563-3172 WILTON MANORSFURNITURE SHOWROOM , 1940 N. Fed.Hwy., Ft. Lauderdale.

25 A Rooms for RentSingle room with pr i -vate bath and en-trance. Telephone, TVand refrigerator. $15week. Prefer Male.395-6056 Aft. 5-.30 p.m.

n B Apartments lor Ren!DUPLEX at the Ocean.2 bedroom 2 bath, Com-pletely Furnished,Family room, yearlylease $285, monthly Ifdesired Call 395-7775

25 B Apartments lor RentExtra large 1 bedrm,nicely furn, air andradiant heat. Adults, nopets $150 per month395-3287.Furnished 1 bedroomCondo, first floor, air.Adults No pets. TillDec 1st Call 395-2885.EFFICIENCIES aircond1 Block to Public BeachWeek, Month or Annual391-2444 or 391-1984.

Front Fla. room, bedrmattached. Private bathand entrance, Refrig-Reasonable 395-1458

DELRAY BEACHTwo deluxe 2, 2 or 3bedrm furnished apts.Block to beach. 217 N.Andrews. STARLITEVILLAS 276-6278 9 to5:30 PMDUPLEX furnished 2bedroom 2 bath, air/heat, Close to beach.Monthly or yearly, Bo-ca, Call 399-9875.Attractively furnished 1bedrm 11/2 bath, Del-ray. Air and heat. Nearocean and shopping.278-1213 after 6 "PI*and weekends call 276-5235 or 395-5405. .Unfurnished 1 bedrm11/2 baths, clean,quie t , carpeting,

drapes, aircond..&heat.Elec. stove and refrig.available June 1 or be-fore. Adults, no pets,yearly, short walk toIntracoastal waterway.660 Glouchester St. Apt.11. . .Brand new one bedrmapt, in small, quietbuilding. No children,no pets. Carpeting,drapery rods, applianc-es. Central a/c. Year-ly lease $140 permonth. MacLaren & An-derson Realtors 395-1333.LUXURY UNFURNISH-ED APT, In Fairwaysoverlooking Magnificent100 acre Boca RatonGolf Course. The onlyApartment available inthis fine Bldg. 2 Bedrmand 2 full baths, ex-cellent closet space.Modern Kitchen. 20ftScreened t e r r a c e .Walking distance toRoyal Palm ShoppingPlaza. Call manager.395-7166/FURNISHED 1 bedrmon A1A, screened pa -tio, Fr igidaire 'ki tchen,heated pool, a i r /heat ,adults. 395-7393.Efficiency apartments,private beach, air con-ditioned. Available May1 to Dec, 1 $120 permonth, includes utili-t i e s . 395-1086.

HAMMONDAPARTMENTS

3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH,w/w carpeting - no pets$185 MONTHLY WITHPOOL $195 MONTHLY

2 BEDROOM, 1 BATHw/w carpeting anddrapes POOL - noCHILDREN or PETS$165 month,YEARLY RENTALS

ONLY

200-265 S.W. 7th St.BOCA RATON 391-2246

ATTENTIONPOTENTIAL

APARTMENT RENTERSBeautiful, large, newapartments, 3 bedroom- 2 bath and 2 bedroom -1 bath, with pool, in newapartment complex nowunder construction.These fabulous apart-ments will be ready foroccupancy on July 1 onyearly basis.For further informationand details, please callowner at 395-1515.

Completely furnished 1bedrm apt. to Dec. NoPets, Tiffany Apts. 431W. Camino Real Apt #18 Phone 395-6420.

LARGE EFFICIENCYFULLY FURNISHED

MCFARLANDAPARTMENTS

70 SE 11TH ST. BOCA395-8220.Duplex 2 Bedroom 1Bath, Unfurnished,Screened patio, GE ap-pliances, carpet,drapes, air. Attractivearea. Available July 1stCall 395-0554.

ARE YOUBUILDING A HOME

Here's a chance to livein this exquisite 2 bed-room, 2 bath, furnishedapartment. Direct viewof the Intracoastal, withpool and dock. Availa-ble now until Oct. 31st.Call Mary Law, Asso-ciate.

ROYAL. PALM REALTYGeorge VanZee Realtor

307 Golfview DriveBoca Raton 395-1661

25 B Apartment; lor Kent

Large 4 bedrm 2 bath,w/w carpeting, air con-ditioned, heat, pool.Available May 1 Call391-1962.In the beautiful CHAT-EAU ELIZABETHapartments, deluxe fur-nished 1 bedroom 11/2bath apartments. Fullequipped kitchen, dish-washer, disposal, wallto wall carpeting, Year-ly, Adults no Pets. 44•S.E. 14 St. Boca.Golfview ApartmentsBoca Raton's finest.Conveniently located inthe heart of Boca over-looking the picturesqueBoca Raton Hotel & GolfCourse. Available now.Furnished or unfurnish-ed, luxurious 1 and 2bedroom apartments.Monthly or annually. 200E. Royal Palm Rd. 399-7121 Tom Clark Mgr.

SPECIAL SUMMERRATES

BEACH AREADeluxe furnished effi-ciencies 1 bedrm apts.Air conditioned, TV,Large pool. All utili-ties, from $125 permonth to Dec, 15. ThreeCrowns Apts. 1945 NE3rd St. DeerfieldBeach 399-7171.

SUBLETCOMPLETELYFURNISHED

1 Bedroom apt. till Oc-tober (Maybe longer)fine swimming pool andideal setting. Only $150per month 395-4623.

UNFURNISHED 2 bed-rm 2 bath duplex apart-ment $175 per monthyearly lease 698 Ips-wich St., Boca. Call391-1033. =_

CAREFREEELEGANCE

inBOCA RATON

Immediate occupan-cy. Brand new, luxur-ious rental apartmentson scenic oceanfront A-1-A. Two bedrooms, 2baths, or one bedroom,den 2 baths. From $250per month on yearlylease. Wall-to-wallcarpeting. Completelyequipped kitchen incl.dishwasher. Privatebalcony with ocean view.Very large rooms, ex-ceptional closet space.Indoor.' corridors. Ele-vators,, Security guards.Pool. Complete indoorand outdoor recreationfacilities. Visit or writeTHE PATRICIAN OFBOCA RATON, 2851South Ocean Blvd., Bo-ca Raton, Fla. or phone391r2240.

Home-ApartmentCondominium

OWMERS1

$199Will Decorate

Your Entire Home6

Original OilPaintings

(Framu* Included)$5 wilt chang. tham

•very year

SCHERTLEART GALLERY

. 540 S. FED. HWY.I POMPANO BEACH 943-54501I 2 block. S. of Atlantic Blvd.

on U.S.

Open 10 to 5Monday thru

Saturctav

25 B Apartments for Rent

Large DUPLEX 2 bed-room, 2 bath, screenedporch, air conditioned,heat near beach andshops. No children orPets. Furnished $200per month. Unfurnish-ed $180 (annually) forappointment. Call 395-3698 or 395-4151.

' Efficiencies and 1 bed-room apts. Heated pool,sauna bath, 200 ft. toBeach. No Pets. Avail-able until December 15,$150 per month and up.Shore Edge Apts. 425N. Ocean Blvd. 395-4491.HEMPSTEAD VILLAGE

APARTMENTS660 Glouchester St.North Boca. Unfurnish-ed 2 bedrm w/w carpet,central air. SE expos-ure. Yearly. 660 Glou-chester St. Boca. Nopets. Adults only.

Furnished and Unfur-nished Apartments inBoca, 2 bedroom and 1bedroom with air andw/w carpeting for rentyearly. 899 SW 3 Ave.across from CaminoShopping Center BocaCall 395-4254.

ATTENTION'!APARTMENT

ANDHOMEowners

GOLD COASTINTERIORS

Invites You

•Feel a "Velvet" wall•See a "Kwhi" Table•Admire the unusual infurniture — drapery —carpeting - wallpaper -fountains - paintingsdecorative treesCall Us For Appo!ntm«nt

391-2412GOLD COAST CONTRACT

INTERIORS, INC.19 E. Palm.tto Pk. Rd.

Boca Raton, Fla.

ANDERSON HOUSE4840 N. Federal Hwy.r d ! J 6 3 9 2 4

BAREFOOT MAILMANHOTEL

1061 Hlllsboro MilePompono Bch, 941-0100

BAYOU RESTAURANTAND LOUNGE

501 E. Palmetto Pk. R<*.Boco Raton 395-1682

THE CASCADES"429 N. Federal Hwy.

Deerfield 399-8300

CRYSTAL LAKECOUNTRY CLUB

W. Sample Rd.Pompano 942-2533

FAMOUS DOOR1544 S. E. 3 O (in theCove Shopping Center)

Deerfield 399-5455

TONY'S FISH MKT.• 18J9 S.E. 17 StreetFt., Lauderdale 525-6241

THOMPSON & DUNCAN* Landscaping * Resodding* Sanding • Trash Hauling

972-2432Anytime

2432 NW 7th St., Pompano

Classified Ad ServicePhone 395-8300

MIKE &; JOE

524-8554;

WE BUY AND SELLGood, Clean, Used HomoFurnishings, Try Us First

Call 942-1042

DUKEHOME FURNISHINGS

2301 North Dixie Hwy.Pompano Beach

ORIENTAL orCHINESE RU6S

HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR*OLD OR NEW ORIENTALS

395-2000ROOF TRUSSES

7 DAY DELIVERY4000 N. POWERLINE ROAD

972-OO77

395-9300RAPID • SHORTHAND * TYPING

BUSINESS • FAMILY • STUDENTSWELCOMED

INVITATIONS ''• ANNOUNCEMENTS*THANK YOU NOTES

HAND WRITTEN OR TYPEDLETTER COMPOSITION

EDITED OR VERBATIM

CASHIERS-BOCA AREAPromoted - After TrainingTo Asst, Mgrs. & Mgrs. - Immediate OpeningsPaid Vacations, Insurance, Benefits$90 TO STARTHours (2 shifts) 7 to 3, 3 to 11Must be 21 - No Experience NecessaryMust Have Phone and TransportationInterviews 7 to 5 Thursdays — Apply in PersonCall for appointment anytime - 395-9860 Mr. Craft

JACKSONS MINT MARKET167 N.E. 2nd Ave., Boco Raton

7-11 STORESSTORE CLERKS

MALE OR FEMALEStarting pay $93.50. 6 day week withopportunity for advancement. No ex*perience necessary, Full companybenefits including hospital insurance,profit sharing, paid vacation plu.smany more. Must be 21 neat appear-ance and promotable. Immediate open-ing apply in person 7-11 Food stores,1704 Juana Rd., Boca Raton, week-days 9 AM to noon or call for appt.phone 399-8400.

NIGHT ADMITTING CLERKHOURS 5 PM. TO 1 A.M. MONDAY THRU

FRIDAYTYPING REQUIRED

PBX OPERATORS • PART TIMEHOURS 3 P.M. TO 11 P.M. or 11 P.M. TO 7 AM

SATURDAY <£ SUNDAY

SHORT ORDER COOKFOR SNACK BAR 3 P.M. TO 9 P.M.

DIET AIDES * TRAY ASSEMBLERSBAKERS * PORTERS

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS - EXCELLENT BENEFITSAPPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE OF BOCA RATON

COMMUNITY HOSPITAL800 MEADOWS RD., BOCA RATON

• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • * • • * # * * *

I LOOK I.t

i

TOOLMAKERSMACHINIST & MACHINE OPERATORS

Wages up to 5 00HR.

Excellent Working Conditions-J- Many Fringe Benefits

For an Interview . . .

NEW INDUSTRIAL J7112525 W. Sample Rd.Cora} Spring*, Florida

972-5200

«5 B Apartments for Rent

Furn. 1 Bedrm,, & eff.apts. Air cond. 450' toPublic beach. Monthly

; or season 399-4453.: Furnished 1 bedroom; garage apaxtment 1/2: 'Mock from oc,ean. Del-: .y $600 from May 1;<:o Dec, 1 Call 276-6582:UNDER CONSTRUC-• TION - spacious 1 and 2'bedrm, 2 bath. Near;F.A.U. air-cond,, heat,• Adults, no pets. Occu-:pancy approx. June.:1798 N.W. 15th Vista,;;195-9566 or- 399-5922,

.burnished 1 bedroomapartment suitable for2 adults. 2 blocks fromDowntown Atlantic Ave.Delray. Air conditioned$75 per month, yearly.Call 276-6582.?S,C Houses lor Rent .

Spend the summer onthe ocean - 5 bedroom

: 4 Bath home furnished.S. Ocean Blvd. DelrayMay 1 to Dec. 1 $2500

; Call 276-6582.

EAST OFINTRACOASTAL

2 Bedrm 2 bath, com-'pletely furnished house;north end of Deerfield.; Available immediately>on yearly basis.

ATLANTICBOCA REALTY

RealtorHARRIET JACKMAN,

Assoc. 395-8500Anytime.

31 A U ls & Acreage Sale

INTRACOASTALWATERWAY

187' x 96' near down-town Boca, Lake BocaRaton and Boca RatonHotel 395-9669. ,

ROYAL PALMLot 100 by 125 on FernP a l m Facing North.$2,000 Below cost BYOWNER Send inquiriesto Boca Raton News BoxO M 4 .

Large Lot - Beautifult r ee s , sewers in. 2blocks from Addi-son Mizner School.

- K2800 N. Fed. Hwy

Boca Raton391-0083 anytime

BUILDINGSITE!!

Boca Raton Hills. Highand dry lot facing east- one lot from NW cor-ner of NW 4 Ave. &40th St. Priced rightat $3,750. MLS BV 307- For details call IVANHAACK. . . Associate.

want REALTORSWeir Plaza BIdg. 855 S FedHw.v

Boca Raton Ph: 395-4000BUILDERS AND DE-VELOPERS, 8 Lots inBOCA VILLASHEIGHTS. Near GoldenHarbour. Good termsto qualified buyers. Willconsider some subordi-nation, BV-336.

UNIVERSITY PARK2 bedrm 1 bath com-pletely furnished, a ir /heat. Lawn mainten-

: ance furn. Close to IBMand FAU. $225 per mo.annual rental, first andlast month. Call 395-3403.For three months, plea-sant home in CountryClub Village, near FAUand hospital. Two bed-rooms, family room,lovely drapes and car -peting, screened patio,furnished or partly fur-nished. Adults. Offer-ing this Sunday only.

: $175. mo. Phone 391-• 3958 .

RENTLooking for a shortterm lease? You'll en-joy the comfort of this

• charming three bed-room furnished home

'with POOL on water-way. $350 per mo. CallImogene Eidson, Asso-ciate.

ROYAL PALM REALTYGeorge Van Zee Realtor

307 Golfview DriveBoca Raton 395-1661

25 f Miscellaneous for Rent

DESK SPACEWe provide space, desk,chair, phone and an-swering service. NEWair conditioned build-ing located in Boca Ra-ton. Call 391-0990 forinformation.

PRIME SPACEAVAILABLE

Lease 3,000 sq. ft. ofprime space in Boca'sleading shopping center.All or part at $2.50per sq. ft. Call DERRYCURRAN, Assoc . . .395-1890.

FLORIDA SITES INC.26 S.E. 4th St.Boca Raton, Fla.

30:C Business Opportunities

Exclusive local busi-ness with proven growthfully equipped, in ex-cellent location with es -tablished clientel. Netreturn on investment) inthe $15-25,000.00 brac-ket. Owner wishesbona fide investor orbuyer to contact RoyalPalm Realty and askfor Fred Gall

ROYAL PALM REALTYGeorge VanZee Realtor^

307 Golfview DriveBoca Raton 395-1661

30 t Income Properly Sale

Local business sale net$20,000. Call Fred GallAssoc - 395-1661.ROYAL PALM REALTY

35 A lots & Acreage Sale

: 75' x 110' located on NW, corner of NE 37 St and1 5th Dr. Call 582-3936Collect.

WATERFRONTHomesites

Eastof

INTRACOASTAL!• 3 West Facing Lots -

,"• 100x115 each. Seawall''included. Priced below• market to cover cost of

'"piling which is needed.: While they last $12,800-each . . . For all de-

' : tails call BOB RHODE*:. . . Associate.: WEIR REALTORS•Weir Ptaza W ^ i g ? " FedjH

'• Boca Baton Ph: 385-4000

REALTOR140 N. Federal Hwy., Boca

395-8155

ACREAGEACREAGE

5 ACRES $7,50010 ACRES $15,00015 ACRES $22,500

Eves, and Sundays callLEE LATHROP . . .Assoc. 391-2193.

35 C Apts, Motels, Holels-Sale

12 units all 2 bedrm.Heat and air condition-ed. Less than 4 yearsold. Gross potentialnear $26,000. Princi-pals only.FIRST REALTY CORP.

20 S E 1st Ave.Call anytime 395-8600

35 D Business Property-Sale

TOOMEY REALTYSpectacular investmentopportunities. Call 395-1881.Use News Classified

APARTMENTSITE

Excellent corner loca-tion 250 ft. by 160 ft.room for 32 units,RUSSEL L R. THOMPSON

Registered Real EstateBroker395-2227

35 G Real Estate Wanted

ATTENTIONPROPERTY OWNERS

Local builder needsresidential homesites inall areas of Boca Ratonon or off water in allprice categories. Callnow.

DON ARROWINCORPORATED

BUILDERS395-2227

35 H Homes lot Sale

LAKE FLORESTA 3bedroom 2 bath screen-ed porch, air condition-ing, double carport,sprinkler system, manyextras, builders home.Call 395-7421.

HARBOUR EAST3 Bedrm waterfronthome with pool. Existingmortgage at 5 3/4%. BR1873 WP. Contact Dor-othy Tait - Assoc . . .Eves. Call 399-6632

2800 N. Fed, HwyBoca Raton

391-0083 anytime35 B Co-ops & Condominiums Sale

1 OCEAN FRONTAPT.

$2000 BELOWMARKET!

Cloister Del Mar - Bo-ca's newest deluxe ad-dress . Owner's changein plans permits sale ofnever occupied 10thfloor Ocean Frontapartment plus garage.Listed at $46,500 it isavailable now at a pricethat is $2000 less thansame apartment thatwill not be available foranother year. MLS BCondo 151 WP CallJACK DOLAN

BATEMAN & CO.Realtors

1299 S. Ocean Blvd.Boca Ratcn

395-9355 399-8284GOOD SIZE qo-op

Pool Private oceanbeach and clubhouse.Den can be convertedto 2nd bedrm. 11/2baths. Separate diningarea. $21,000 unfurnand $22,500 furn. Calltoday MLS BC 92P

aCARLENAppraisal & Realty, Inc.

. Realtor v

450 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd.Boca Raton 399-4440

ii H Homes lor idle

SO NICEYou will fall in love withthis cheerful North fac-ing, 3 bedroom, 2 bathhome with its beautiful-ly equipped kitchen.Perfect Southern ex-posure for the large pa-tio, central heat, airconditioning, sprink-lers , and lush land-scape. An anxiousseller asking only $26,-500. with $16,000. plus"5 1/4%" mortgage thatcan be assumed. BR-1855.

2800 N. Fed, HwyBoca Raton

391-0083 anytime

SO NICE TO COMEHOME TO

You will just love thissmart looking, 3 bed-room, 2 bath home withits bright Florida Roomand screened in patio.Soooo completely equip-ped. Less than a yearnew, it offers so muchfor so little. A reallygood value at only $29,-500. BR-1842.

UOTHERWELLIVI REALTY"'01

757 S. Federal -Hjsjlry;Colonial BuildingBoca Raton, Fla.Phone 3,95-4044

misGets Results

See Your Realtor

SAN REMO!

There is no more de -lightful place to livethan in this MEDITER-RANEAN STYLED vi l -la apartment residence.The 13 ac res stretchingfrom the ocean to theintracoastal offer all theamenities of graciousliving. Its most impor-tant asset the residentsof San Remo are thefinest neighbors youcould select on the F lo r -ida Gold Coast. As anowner resident of SanRemo I can make thisstatement with a s s u r -ance.Reservations for thelast and newest VILLADIANO are now beingaccepted. If you wouldlike a personal and p r o -fessional presentationof this best of valuescall our office for anappointment.Of those apartments thathave available for r e -sale (always a reason -but never dissat isfac-tion) we have been theleading sales agent. Thereason - we a re proudof San Remo I ContactJOHN B. DOLAN-VICEPRES. Realtor.

BATEMAN& CO.Realtors

1299 S. Ocean Blvd.Boca Raton

395-9355 399-8284

757 S. Federal Hwy.Colonial BuildingBoca Raton, Fla.Phone 395-4044

4 bedrm just repaintedBeautiful t rees . Only$23,500. MLS BR 1722.

2800 N. Fed. Hwy.Boca Raton

391-0083 anytime

"ill S. Federal Hwy.Colonial BuildingBoca Raton, Fla,Phone 395-4044 ."

Gets ResultsSee Your Realtor

N.E. 2 Bedrm 2 bath,bright Florida rm. w/wcarpeting and drapes,air conditioner, refrig-erator, util. room andwasher. Corner lotnicely landscaped,sprinklers, awnings,screened in patio. NoBrokers. $22,000. Call395-0786.Attractive 3 bedroomhome on large lot. Am-ple room to add morerooms & pool. Largeliving room with f i re-place, 2 car garage,central heat & air con-ditioning, carpeting,draperies, . refrigera-tor, washer & dryer.Excellent location. Allfor only $46,900. MLS-BR-.1771. Call, for ap-pointment.

kMOTHERWELLIVi REALTY

757 S. Federal Hwy.Colonial BuildingBoca Raton, Fla.Phone 395-4044

If you are thinking ofselling your home con-tact us. We list withMultiple Listing Serv-ice.

FRENCH PROVENCIALON INTRACOASTAL IN

BEAUTIFULRO¥AL PALM YACHT

& COUNTRY CLUBPlus large apartmentover garage for maids'quarters. See this beau-tiful home with hugeclosets, large bed-rooms, natural fire-place, beautiful site, bigFlorida Room and manycustom freatures, etc.BR-1654W. Call for ap-pointment.

2800 N. Fed. Hwy,Boca Raton

391-0083 anytime

BIG FAMILYROOM!

Three bedroom 2 bathhome with family room(27 x 15) priced under$30,000. In area of finehomes facing CaminoGardens. Carpets &draperies; washer/dry-er included. Let us showyou this one while it isstill available. MLS1817. For appointmentto see call TOM RAINES. . . Associate.

WEIR REALTORSWeir Plaza Bldg. 855 S Fed. Hwy

Boca Raton Ph: 395-4000FAMILY HOME W/POOL 4

3/2 within walking dis-tance to Addison Miz-ner School. Screenedpatio, w/w carpetingand drapes included.Excellent condition Calltoday $32,500 - MLSBR 1888P

FOURBEDROOMS!

This lovely home on thegolf course Den - Roomfor pool - In beautifulRoyal Palm Yacht &C.C. Fine family home. . . Parquet floor inDen - Carpeting in liv-ing and dining room in-cluded . . . MLS BR1738G. For appointmentto see, call LLOYDLIVELY . . . Associate.

WEIR REALTORS * r

Weir Plaza Bldg. 855 S Fed HwyBoca Baton ph; 395-4000

f WATERFRONT" # HOME NEAR

r. rrSw-? INTRACOASTALDirect access to intra-coastal ho bridges. Im-maculate with 3 bed-rms plus family room.New central air condi-tioning, Carpets,drapes, appliances, etc.Low taxes and an ex-isting 5 3/4% mortgage!Priced to sell. $31,900.See this one TODAY!MacLaren & AndersonInc., 135 E, PalmettoPk. Rd, 395-1333.

CARLENAppraisal & Realty, Inc.

Reallor450 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd.Boca Raton 399-4440

FLEXIBILITY3 Bedrm 3 bath homebuilt by LARSEN. LargeFlorida room and fam-ily room which may beused as 4th bedrm orstudy. Separate diningroom & ample closetspace. Single garagewith double dr ive . Ca-ble heat and central a i r .Featuring fenced backyard, aluminum h u r r i -cane awnings, alld rapes . Treed lot 77xlOO ft. located nearall levels of publicschools. Private sale$29,300. Existing mor t -gage $15,400, 5 3/4%:$108. Available July 1or ea r l i e r . U77 S.W.4th St. Boca 395-2025.

DON-ARROW INC.

BUILDERS

30 DAY OCCUPANCY3 Bedrm - Den - 2Bath $25,500.

UNDER CONSTRUC-TION 4 Bedrm - 2 bathfamily room, large pooland patio $32,900.

Deluxe 4 bedrm, 2 bathwith Pool $ 33,900.

RESIDENTIAL HOME-SITES fully improvedas low as $4000.

CALL NOW395-2227 ..

35 H Homes lor Sale

Finest GOLF COURSElocation in Florida justreduced to $79,500

Three bedroom FrenchProvincial residence inexclusive ROYALPALM YACHT & COUN-TRY CLUB. Three bathsand powder room.Maid's quar te r s . POOL.OPEN TODAY ANDDAILY 2-5 PM, 1794Sabal Palm Drive. (MLSBR1661)

ROYAL PALM REALTYGeorge VanZee Realtor

307 Golfview DriveBoca Raton 395-1661

ROYAL OAK HILLSFOR GRACIOUS LIV-ING' 2 Large bedrooms2 elegant baths, familyroom, large patio, cen-tral air/heat, sprink-lers , beautifully land-scaped, some carpet-ing, washer and dryer.Existing mortgage5 3/4% Fall closing. BYOWNER 395-5553.

CAMINO GARDENSBEDROOM - POOL

WATERFRONTLarge 2 year old home.160 ft. on the canal. Im-maculately maintained.Extra size bedrms andvery large family room- 32 ft. pool with S.E.exposure. Just reducedto $69,500, To me thisis the most attractivehome I have seen in thesubdivision. Call FREDCAREY today! MLS BR1764WP.I BATEMAN & CO.

Realtors1299 S. Ocean Blvd.

Boca Raton395^9355 399-8284

NEW!Brand new home, justcompleted and ownermust return north. 3bedrooms, 2 baths,lovely family room, de-lightful all electric kit-chen, refrigerator,dishwasher, disposal,self - cleaning oven.Pass-thru to huge Chat-tahoochee flooredscreened patio. Realis-tically priced at $34,-500. Would cost con-siderably more if con-struction started now.Call us for appointment.MLS-BR-1899

MOTHERWELLRiALTY

757 S. Federal Hwy. /Colonial BuildingBoca Raton, Fla.Phone 3.95-4044

FORMER MODEL HOMENOW AVAILABLE!!

Beautiful 3 bedrm 2 bathwith garage and flag-stone entry. R/C airconditioned thruout in-cludes kitchen and bath.Large family room withcontour breakfast bar.Large screen porch andsun deck. Separate util-ity room. Over 2200 feet

.living area - may as -•i sume 6% mortgage.Priced below market at$28,000. Phone 399-1872 or 391-0660.

Classified Ad ServicePhone 395-8300

ONE OF THE FINESTIN

CAMINO GARDENSExcellent workmanship,careful attention to de-tail and spacious roomsmake this three bed-room, two bath home oneof the most desirablein Boca Raton. Large,well landscaped water-front lot. Delightful pa-tio planned for outdoorentertaining. Charminginformal room. Custombuilt for an exactingowner, this home istruly a beauty. BR 1764WP. For appointmentask for Ernestine Shaw-ley. Sun. & eves. 395-6775.

35 H: Homes for Sale

LOVELY WATERFRONTHOME IN

HARBOUR EASTCarpeted and drapedwith S.E. exposure forenclosed patio enjoy-ment. This attractive 2bedrm 2 bath beauty canbe had either unfurnish-ed or furnished. MLSBR 1787W. To see callLEE LATHROP . . . A s -soc, Eves and Sundays391-2193.

Sunday, May 4, 1969 BOCA RATON NEWS ,11B_

2800 N, Fed, Hwy,Boca Raton

391-0033 anytime

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35 H Homes lot Sale

3/2 WATERFRONTHOME

with dock, enclosedswimming pool, sprink-lers , enclosed garage,Central air cond. andheat. Carpeting anddrapes throughout. Saleby Owner — Price Mid-dle 30's. Telephone395-54253 bedrm 2 bath, Floridaroom, garage and pool.Carpets, drapes — allnew kitchen appliances.Drive by 474 NE 33rdSt. Boca and then cometo showing Sunday May

4, 1 to 5 p.m.COUNTRY CLUB

. VILLAGE3 bedroom 2 bath, fam-ily room, dining room,double fire place, re-verse cycle air/heat,w/w carpet, dishwash-er. 5-3/4% FHA Mtg.614 N.W. 12 Terr. $26,-500 Call 395-3579.

35 H Homes lor Sale

NEALTO**

LOVELY HOMEBEDROOMS

REASONABLE

A wellmaintained homein one of Boca's mostdesirable neighbor-hoods. 3 bedrms plusfamily room. A/C andheat. City sewers.Beautiful yard, fruitt rees . Priced realist ic-ally. Only $23,000. 6%mortgage. BR 1845MacLaren & AndersonInc., 135 E. PalmettoPk. Rd. 395-1333.

Gets ResultsSee Your Realtor

l BLOCK TO OCEANFULLY FURNISHED

CARLENAppraisal & Really, Inc.

Realtor450 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd.Boca Raton 399-4440

REDUCED TO;$39,500.00 :

fbedr'oom 21/2 batfilovely home. Centralheat & ajFj<«^Jiced yard- all lar^S^oms. Roof-ed patio faces east. Car-pets & draperies in-cluded. MLS 1832. Forappointment to see call

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Use News Classified35 J Out oi Town PropeMy

MODERN RUSTICHOME with view overcountry club. Rent 10wks. From June 1. Hen-dersonville, N.C. 276-5446.

2 bedrm 2 bath duplexin S.W. area, near St.Joan of Arc School.Yearly or seasonal.Call 391-3512.

YOUNG CHURCH WANTS5-10 ACRES OF PRIME PROPERTY

LOCATED IN BOCA RATON

395-4367GRACIOUS FAMILY LIVING!!

»4 bedroom, 3 bath home with familyroom in Lake Floresta, close to allschools, hospital and IBM, centralheat and air, beautifully landscapedwith sprinkler system. Carpets,drapes, all electrical appliances,many other extras. $37,900 with a5-3/4% mortgage.

Call 395-6473 for appointment.

Truly a rare opportun-ity is this immaculate2 bedrm 2 bath homewith good mortgage &attractive layout. Yoursnow at only $26,500 BR1848.FIRST REALTY CORP.

20 S E 1st Ave.Call anytime 395^8600

WE NEED ALLTypes of Listings, Callfor Full Realty Service.

RICHARD F. ROSSRealtor - Appraiser

399-6444 395-0650FLEXIBILITY

3 Bedrm 3 bath homebuilt by LARSEN. LargeFlorida room and familyroom which may be usedas 4th bedrm or study.Separate dining room &ample closet space. Sin-gle garage with doubledrive. Cable heat andcentral air. Featuringfenced back yard, alum-inum hurricane awn-/ings, all drapes. Treedlot 77x100 ft. locatednear all levels of pub-lic schools. Private sale$29,300. Existing mort-gage $15,400, 51/2%$108. Available July 1or earlier. 1177 S.W.4th St. Boca 395-2025,

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3/2 POOL HOMESplit level, ideally lo -cated for family 4 blocksto Addison Mizner. Galltoday for appointment.MCS BR 1862P. Calltoday. $32,900.

PRESTIGE STOREand

OFFICE SPACESFOR LEASE

in Beautiful new shopping complexunder construction on Boca Raton'smain artery to beach. 200 block of E.Palmetto Pk. Rd.

Phone 564-0269

SPACIOUS WELL FURNISHED SPLIT LEVELCONTEMPORARY HOME.

Situated in a quiet neighborhood and near F.A.U. andI.B.M. 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, plus a 11 X 22 Den orFamily room. Large screened Porch ana~open patio.Hardwood floors in bedrooms. Cathedral ceiling in theliving room. Completely furnished except for linensand heirlooms. MLS BR-1898

W.P. _ ^ REALTOR140 N. Federal Hwy., Boca Raton

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All Prices Includes Lot*Designate Closing Cost Included

Mortgage from 6-3/4% to 7-1/4%

3 Sec/room, 2 Bath - pool - fioca Square 38,900*4 Bedroom, 2 Bath - Univ. Park 29,4004 Bedroom, 2 Bath - pool - Univ. Park 32,700*3 Bedroom, 2 Bath - pool - V/aterfront 39,800*4 Bedroom, 2 Bath - Univ. Park 25,900*4 Bedroom, 2 Bath - pool - Boca Square 37,500*4 Bedroom, 2 Bath — pool/carpeting —

Boca Square 35,300*Other Houses also available

FIVE MONTHS DELIVERY on NewConstruction from time of purchase

Other MODELS FROM 527,900

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2260 N.E. 1st Ave., Boca RatonCall George Snow Days 395-1183

Mights 399-5922

GRAND OPENING TODAYESTATES SECTION

At 898 Cordova Drive, deluxe three bedroom, two bath homes with pools. For immediateoccupancy. Equipped with a l l the e x t r a s the most d iscr iminat ing buyer would expect$59,900. MLS 1876 P

Note: While in the area please ask our sales representatives about the many other homes wehave available in this vicinity.

Stephen J. Bodzo 5501 NORTH FEDERAL HWY.BOCA RATON

395-8200 399-8272

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