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Home My WebLink About1967-10-12 The Golf Course at NPB (Outlook)IIIII1111111111I111111IIIIIIIIIN1III1I111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII11II1II111IIIII11IIIIIIIIIII111111II11I111I111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 1111111I1111111111111111111111111i1II11IIIIII1111IIIIIIIIIIII11I11III1111IIIII11IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMNINIINIM 111111MMMI11111 IINNMIIMNMIII OUTLOOK Oct. 12-18, 1967 Page 13 "Thoughts About Babe-O" If somebody ever invents a way to talk to babies, I know the babies would be the most against it. Their best weapon is the fact that since you don't always know what they want, you will offer everything. When our own 6-month-old babe-o goes into a tirade he always gets what he really wants, and if he didn't really want it, he cries himself to sleep. Many of us grown-ups never know what we really want. We waste our whole lives searching for the wrong thing while the babe-o would just cry himself to sleep. It's safe to say that every young parent worries about spoiling a baby. Dr. Spock tells us not to answer to his every whim. So when bake-o cries I ignore him but my wife thinks I am heartless. She says there is al- ways a reason that he cries. On my wife's suggestion, I take bake-o for a walk. But I know it is the babe-o who is taking me for a ride. When the babe-o learns how to talk, he knows he'll be done for, because he'll have to come up with reasons for his demands. I will then treat him as an equal, and it will work out very nicely. I only hope he treats me as an equal; because, you see, the babe-o is nobody's fool. According to Darwin's principles of natural selec- tion, he is a combination of the best qualities of his par- ents. He is an improved version of us. A late model. In fact, maybe he's even a genius. or is my parental pride sticking out? BY MICHAEL GIERSHER The main thing I'm looking forward to when he learns to talk is the honesty which children are universal- ly known to express. The honesty which is so lacking in grown-ups is always a child's finest quality. Most of us lose it as we grow and harden. My fondest ambition for him is that he retain that honesty. The Golf Course at North Palm Beach Commerce Shareholders THE ELKS Lodge 2069 Offered 1st Purchase Rights At the Commerce Na- al Bank's Special Share- ers Meeting on October an increase of 25,000 tional shares of Capital k was approved by the holders," Roy W. Tal- President, announced. shareholders of record on Dber 2, 1967, were ac- ted the right to purchase share of new Commerce tk for each seven shares led in proportion to their ective holdings of Com- p Stock." hould the shareholders not exercise their rights by No- vember 6, 1967, the balance of the stock will be released for general distribution. The proceeds of this stock offer will increase the Bank's total Capital and lending cap- acity enabling Commerce to better serve its customers and enjoy continued growth and prosperity. The shareholders also ap- proved the issuance and sale of Twenty -Year 6% Capital Debentures of $350.000 for private placement. The Annual Fall Confer- ence of the Florida State Elks Association will be held in Leesburg. on the 2lst and 22nd of this month. Elks lodge 2069 will have a large delegation, headed by E. R. James Shirley in attendance. Our group will say at the Crossroads Motel and invite all area Elks and their wives to go along. Our Elks Bowling League has need for a number of substitute bowlers, the only condition is that they must be Elks. We howl every Thurs- day night at Garden Lanes. starting at 9 P.M. A New Score The musicians of the New York Philharmonic signed a three-year contract last week that makes them the highest paid orchestra musicians in the United States. At the same time, they cancelled their weekly radio program, which has been nationally broadcast for 22 years. The new contract raises the basic minimum pay for the 106 member group to $250 a week this season and next and $270 a week in the third season, and guarantees the musicians $1,000 each in re- cording fees each year. The orchestra's weekly broadcasts were cancelled because the musicians decid- ed they would no longer per- form there without receiving union -scale wages, which would raise the cost of each program to between $3,500 and $4,000. Gun -Toting Tellers Now Work in Bank Gun -toting tellers have gone to work in branch of- fices of the Bank of Amer- ica in the San Francisco area. They are policemen who work in the banks during off - duty hours. The banks hired the armed tellers because they have been the frequent targets of ban- dits. The Bank of America gave them special training for their work as tellers. VVUJIr—ii QUQ1 Apparel For Children '"c 100 E. Blue Heron Blvd., Riviera Beach 842-4661 Ernest A. Brewer of Palm Beach Gardens, formerly with Pratt & Whitney Aircraft and now with John Mat- thews Ford, W. Palm Beach, has been certified as a grad- uate of the Advanced Retail Selling course conducted in Miami recently by a staff instructor of Ford Motor Com- pany's Atlanta Marketing Institute. Certification of course completion was announced by L. C. Brock, director of the Ford Institute. Institute subjects range from management and mer- chandising courses for dealers and their department man- agers to salesmanship and specialized workshops for staff members. The Atlanta Marketing Institute annually enrolls more than 2,500 sales specialists of Ford Motor Company products from a ten -state area. 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