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i THE PALM BEACH POST MONDAY, JULY 25. 1988 SB 3 injured in 3-car accident in Boynton BOYNTON BEACH A Boynton Beach woman was in critical condition and two others received minor injuries Sunday after a three-car wreck at Congress Avenue and Hypoluxo Road, police said. Barbara S. Haluska, 47, of 4400 White Feather Trail, remained at JFK Medical Center Sunday night. Haluska's 1981 Hyundai Excel was hit about 12:15 p.m.

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For 7-year-old Dane Hidden of West Palm Beach, the message written in hand-glued, multicolored glitter on his T-shirt explained why he was there: On the front: "We beat the word in my body." On the back: "Thank you." The blond-haired, freckle-faced boy knows precisely what leukemia is. He had it for three years, and lived to tell about it. Just last week, the doctor called to say that the sometimes painful treatment Dane had been receiving was no longer necessary. After all the agony and worry, the boy had been cured, said his father, Kevin Hidden. "It was worse at the end," Hidden said.

"There's a lot of pressure, because it's coming down to the wire whether he's going to live or die." Pane blew soap bubbles from the back of the Palm Springs Jaycees' float as he explained how he got well. "They gave me medicine, they gave me shots," Dane said, his blue eyes somehow wiser than most his age. "They gave me operations, too." His father is more specific: chemotherapy, spinal taps; bone marrow transplants. "He was so brave through the whole thing," Hidden said. "He even got to where the spinal taps didn't bother him too much." Just a few days after they heard the good news, Hidden heard on radio station WKGR that it was sponsoring the parade to raise money for the Leukemia Society of America.

"It's real strange that they had this now," Hidden said. After a slight rain delay, about 300 participants marched or rather, boogied to the tune of the popular 1960s hit, Louie Louie, played by a live band atop a long flatbed truck. From the parking lot of Palm Beach Community College to John Prince Park, the marchers played their kazoos and shed inhibitions in favor of psychedelic ties, wild hats and in the case of the Boca Raton Jaycees pink round-rimmed sunglasses. At a picnic afterwards, Tina Compton and her 4-year-old daughter, Sarita, sipped pink lemonade in their Jilly and baby Jilly clown costumes. Compton, of West Palm Beach, was there just for fun Sunday, but she is trying to make a business of clowning around, she said.

"It's my non-stress job," she said. A few steps away, the Castiglione family of Loxa-hatchee mother Debbie, father Gary, three children and Elvis and Daisy, the hound dogs rested from their walk through the steamy afternoon. The parents remember well when Louie Louie was first recorded and released and controversy surrounded the slurred lyrics that some were convinced were obscene. Years laterK the parade became a good excuse to reminisce. "It's just some time to get out and get silly," Gary Castiglione said.

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Christina Savalas, an artist whose work received international exhibition and who was the mother of actor Telly Savalas, has died of natural causes. She was 84. Mrs. Savalas died at St. Joseph Medical Center on Saturday night said Mike Mamakos, Telly Savalas' publicist.

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MCAULISSE of 100 French St. Tewksbury, Mass. Beloved husband of Elinor M. (O'Loughlin) Mcaulisse. Funeral was held Monday morning from the FAY-MCCABE funeral home, 105 Moore St.

Lowell, Mass, funeral mass being held at Sacred Heart Church. Burial took place in St. Mary's Cemetery, Tewksbury. DR. FRED J.

SWANSON 87, a long time resident of Palm Beach and New York died after a short illness at his home in Palm Beach. Dr. Swanson was a graduate of the Hun School ol Princeton 4 New York Univ. school of Den-istry. He practiced denistry in New York City before his arrival to Palm Beach In the early 1940's.

He continued his practice in Palm Beach until his retirement in the late 1970's. Dr. Swanson was a member of the Everglades Club, Saliflsh Club The Beach Club. Survivors Include his beloved wife of 65 years, Elizabeth Swanson of Palm Beach; daughter Margaret L. Hope of Palm Beach, three grandchildren, Paul C.

Debry of New Smyrna Beach, Elizabeth Debry Lorenzo of NYC and Frederick H. Hope of Palm Beach, three great grandchildren, Meredith Debry of New Smyrna Beach, Lily Lorenzo of NYC and Alejandro Lorenzo of NYC; sisters, Mrs. Siri Knowlton, Sykesville, MD and Mrs. Laura Lee Thomas, West Orange New Jersey. Funeral Services will be held Tuesday July 26, 1988 at 11 A.M.

at Bethesda-by-the-Sea Episcopal Church in Palm Beach. Interment will follow at Hill-crest Memorial Park, West Palm Beach, Fla. The family will receive friends at MIZEUFAVTLLE-ZERN FUNERAL HOME, 4101 Parxer Ave, WPB (today) July 25, 1988 from 2-4 P.M. MILDRED A. GINSBERG Mrs.

Ginsberg, 82 years old of 100 Worth Avenue, Palm Beach, Florida, died Wednesday, July 20, 1988 1 alter a brief Illness. Mrs. Ginsberg was the widow of the late Henry Ginsberg, motion movie producer, who died in Palm Beach in June of 1979. She is survived by two sons, John David of North Hollywood, William H. David of Brooklyn, N.

Y. and one grandchild, Nina. Private funeral services were held for the family only. In lieu of flowers, those who wish may make contributions in her memory to Hospice of Palm Beach County. QUATTLEBAUM-HOLLEMAN-BURSE FUNERAL HOME, 1201 South Olive West Palm Beach, in charge of arrangements.

SUPER SELLER CLASSIFIEDS mm OOOFF Good Thru 8-17-88 cloys 10S Of for iysf RAYMOND L. CANTRELL 67, of 2054 Palmetto West Palm Beach passed away July 23, 1988. He Is survived by his wife of 46 years, Ruby P. Cantrell, a daughter Shirley Cantrell, WPB; 2 brothers, James A. and Edward L.

Cantrell, both of Pasadena, and sister Ann Hollis, Atlanta, GA. Graveside services will be held at 2 PM, Monday, July 26, at Hillcrest Memorial Park, conducted by Rev. Stephen Llpman. Friends may call from 12 to 1:30 P.M. today at M1ZELL-FAVHXE-ZERN GUARDIAN CHAPEL, 4101 Parker WPB.

In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Hospice, 444 Bunker Rd, WPB. LINDLEY S. BETTISON of Gulfstream, Fla. passed away Thursday, July 21, 1988. Mr.

Beltison was an 18 year resident of Gulf-stream and served as its Police Commissioner. He is survived by his wife Elizabeth B. Bettison of Gulfstream, son, William R. Beltison, N.Y., N.Y.; two daughters, Elizabeth Aime, Boston, Mass. and Meredith Lynne, New Jersey.

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Federal Hwy, Delray. 427-2430 Boca Raton and Delray Beach (800) 432-7595 ext. 4343 Toll-free in Florida 837-4343 Jupiter to Boynton Beach 287-4108 Martin County and Southern St. Lucie County POLLY GRANT MCLENDON 66, Rt. 1 Box 102 Clewiston, died Sunday a.m.

following a long illness. She was native of Gunters-ville, Alabama and a Clewiston area resident for the past 58 years, had been in the U.S. Postal Service for 30 years and was Post Master of the Lake Harbor Post Office. She was a charter member of the Lake Harbor Community United Methodist Church. Survivors Include two sons, Kenneth Ward McLeod of Boca Raton and Lawrence Grant McLeod of Clewiston, two daughters, Barbara McLeod Remerow ol Clewiston, Hannah Malay of Clewiston; one brother, Bill Carl Grant of Naples, seven grandchildren.

Services will be Tuesday morning U.A.M. at the Lake Harbor Community Methodist Church with Alice Pieprosesa olficiating. Interment will be in Ridge-lawn Cemetery, Ctomston. AKIN DAVIS FUNERAL HOME, Clewiston in charge of arrangements. OFFICE HOURS: Monday through Friday, 8 a.m.

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