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THE PALM BEACH POST WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1992 SB Questions remain concerning fetal tissue in trash bin By CHRISTINE STAPLETON and SIOBHAN MORRISSEY Palm Beach Post Staff Writers WEST PALM BEACH Case 92-59669 will remain a whodunit in police files. But the attorney for a doctor suspected of illegally dumping fetal tissue will conduct his own investigation. Attorney Barry Silver said Tuesday that he intends to question people who work near Dr. Robert Livingston's Boca Raton office. Since Oct.

17 when a restaurateur found specimen jars of fetal tissue in a trash bin near Livingston's office Silver has said the doctor was framed by anti-abortion activists. "We're not going on any witch hunt," Silver said. "We'll probably ask a few questions." A nine-week investigation by Boca Raton detectives concluded there were other suspects and motives. But investigators said it would be impossible to prove who placed the jars in the trash. Livingston has been embroiled in a nasty lawsuit with abortion foes, who have admitted rummaging through his garbage before, Assistant State Attorney Spencer Levine wrote.

Livingston admitted he took out several bags of trash about 9 p.m on Oct. 16, the night Carlos Ricoarango, owner of the Cuban Cafe, said he saw the doctor at the Dumpster. The next morning, restaurant owner Ricoarango decided to search the trash bin. He found the containers and called the property manager. Livingston, shocked at the discovery, vehemently denied dumping any fetal matter.

Because he's been the target of anti-abortion protests, he's very careful about taking out the trash, he told police. Livingston cooperated with detectives. He said he had performed eight abortions Oct. 16 and showed the detectives the tissue, sealed in eight glass jars not like the plastic jars in the dumpster. Office workers and nurses said there were never any un-recorded abortions at Livingston's clinic.

Detectives then focused on Ricoar ango. They scoured his phone bills and asked him if he had ties to anti-abortion groups. Ricoarango agreed to take a polygraph test, which concluded he had nothing to do with placing the fetal tissue in the dumpster. Strict confidentiality laws prevented detectives from delving into Livingston's patient files to try to match blood types from the fetal tissues to Livingston's clients. No fingerprints were found on the 11 bloody containers.

Holiday Closings Singer Island secession push put on hold by legislators New Year's Day, a national holiday, is observed Friday. Here is a list of how federal, state, county and municipal agencies and financial and educational institutions will be affected: SCHOOLS, GOVERNMENT OFFICES Palm Beach County School District Closed through Jan.4 Palm Beach Atlantic College Closed through Jan.4 Palm Beach Community College Closed Florida Atlantic University Closed Fri. Palm Beach County government, courts Closed Fri. State government Closed Fri. Federal offices, courts Closed Fri.

Palm Beach County Health Care District Closed Fri. U.S. Postal Service Closed Fri. Banks Closed Fri. CoTran Closed Fri.

Tri-Rail Call 1-800-TRI-RAIL for holiday schedule Palm Beach Blood Bank Open 10 a.m.- 3 p.m. Fri. Palm Beach County libraries Closed 5 p.m. Fri. "Do you want to see Boynton Beach and Boca Raton in here next year?" Smith said.

During a luncheon meeting county commissioners told the delegation they were surprised the legislators were even considering placing Singer Island under county control. That would create an enclave that would force the county to cross as many as three city boundaries to deliver services, Commission Chairwoman Mary McCarty said. "You're thinking of doing something you would never let us do," she said. ate amount of the taxes, Singer Island residents have little say in how the money is spent, said Don Newman, a leader with the Singer Island Tax Relief Organization. City officials "listen to us politely and then go merrily about their wasteful ways," he said.

But Riviera Beach officials said Singer Island's bid to leave is premature. The city was never presented with any formal request by Singer Island residents to leave or a list of their problems, City Manager Tony Smith said. Allowing Singer Island to leave would also set a dangerous precedent, Smith said. SINGER ISLANDfrom IB from the County Commission and the state delegation. "I'd like to get this de-annexation talk behind us and just work on the economic issues," Merchant said after the meeting.

The committee is to report back to the full delegation by the end of March. Leaders of Singer Island's bid to withdraw from Riviera Beach said their community makes up just 12 percent of the city's population but 40 percent of its property tax base. Despite paying a disproportion- CITY HALLS Golfview Haverhill Juno Beach Lake Park North Palm Beach Palm Springs South Palm Beach Tequesta GARBAGE PICKUP Day care grant supported despite protest New center to be built in three stages NEWfrom IB grocery store would remain the same, Burckart said. "In conversations we were having with our supporters, which I would say are about 90 percent of the people, we have been told that the people making all the noise would be happy with this," said Burckart, who is also a Tequesta councilman. The commercial project has been the focus of opposition from residents who say it will ruin the area's rural character.

"There has been a misconception that we're going to build a huge mall. We're not," Burckart said. "We're building a town center for Jupiter Farms." But Jeff Burck, president of Jupiter Rural Residents, said the reduced center is still too big. "It still leaves it as a very large shopping center. They have reduced it from the sublime to the ridiculous.

We think it will be a regional draw," Burck said. The developers are conducting studies that they hope will show that the center will not increase traffic appreciably. They have agreed with county planners to build a sewer and water treatment plant on site. Planners were concerned that extending water and sewer lines from Jupiter would spur development, Burckart said. Burckart hopes the studies also will show that the shopping center would reduce vehicle trips on In-diantown Road between Jupiter Farms and Florida's Turnpike because residents could make fewer shopping trips into Jupiter.

In the first phase of the project, a gas station and two banks would be built. Offices would be built in the second phase, and retail shops and a grocery store would be built in phase three. ACTIONfrom IB the personnel file of a city employee. Gonzalez accused housing development manager Miguel Matos of conflict of interest for working on the application as a city employee because he had worked on the same project last year as a consultant to the Hispanic council. Matos, who disclosed his work with the council to the city when he became an employee in July, said he earned $1,500 for putting together a financing package for the Atlantis Fri.

pickup Sat. Belle Glade Thurs. pickup Fri. pickup Thurs. Briny Breezes No pickup next regular pickup day Boca Raton Thurs.

pickup Fri. pickup Thurs. Boynton Beach Thurs. pickup Fri. pickup Thurs.

Delray Beach Fri. pickup next reg. day, Fri. recycling Sat. Golfview Fri.

pickup next reg. day, Fri. recycling Sat. Greenacres Fri. pickup next reg.

day, Fri. recycling Sat. Gulf Stream Fri. pickup next reg. day, Fri.

recycling Sat. Haverhill Fri. pickup next reg. day, Fri. recycling Sat.

Highland Beach Fri. pickup next reg. day, Fri. recycling Sat. Hypoluxo Fri.

pickup next reg. day, Fri. recycling Sat. Juno Beach No pickup next reg. day Jupiter No pickup next reg.

day Lake Clarke Shores Fri. pickup next reg. day, Fri. recycling Sat. Lake Park No residential, next reg.

day. Fri. commercial Sat. Lantana Fri. pickup Sat.

Mangonia Park Fri. pickup Sat. North Palm Beach No pickup next reg. day Pahokee Fri. pickup Sat.

Palm Beach No residential pickup Fri. Palm Beach Gardens Fri. pickup next reg. day, Fri. recycling Sat.

Palm Beach Shores Fri. pickup next reg. day, Fri. recycling Sat. Palm Springs Thurs.

pickup Fri. pickup Thurs. Ocean Ridge Fri. pickup next reg. day, Fri.

recycling Sat. Riviera Beach Regular pickup Fri. except no bulk trash Royal Palm Beach Fri. pickup next reg. day, Fri.

recycling Sat. South Bay Fri. pickup on Sat. South Palm Beach Condos have own arrangements Tequesta No pickup next reg. day West Palm Beach Regular pickup Fri.

except no bulk trash Unincorporated areas Fri. pickup next reg. day, Fri. recycling Sat. Florence Goldstein, Cancer Society volunteer purchase of the church at 2727 Georgia Ave.

Matos said he and his boss, housing director Faye Outlaw-Kirk, discussed his role and concluded there was no conflict in handling the project as a city employee. Matos said Outlaw-Kirk did most of the work on the council's application. Outlaw-Kirk said Gonzalez was wrong in his allegation that federal law requires the city to advertise that the money is available. She said advertising for proposals is at the discretion of the city. Obituaries Mrs.

Goldstein, a native of Brooklyn, N.Y., first volunteered at the unit in 1980. She worked in the office longer than any of the current staff, Seigelstein said. Nearly every Tuesday, Mrs. Goldstein walked into the Cancer Society's office at 8 a.m. She left at 5 p.m.

Between those hours, she did bookkeeping and talked to cancer patients and their families. "She was inspiring to them," Mrs. Goldstein's husband, Norman, Air Canada executive slain in FUNERAL NOTICES Closed Noon Fri. Closed Thurs. Fri.

Closed Noon Fri. Closed Noon Fri. Closed Thurs. Fri. Closed Thurs.

Fri. Closed Noon Fri. Closed Thurs. Fri. Lake Worth between Lake Worth and Montreal.

The family had spent the day fishing with other members of the close-knit clan. "They had a beautiful day," relative Mary Louise Terry said. Staff Writer Stephanie L. Jackson contributed to this report. in Farmingdale, N.Y.

Tassani, Col. Peter 77, of Boynton Beach. Boynton Memorial Chapel, Boynton Beach. Funeral Monday. Van Nest, Richard 80, of Boynton Beach.

Boynton Memorial Chapel, Boynton Beach. MARTIN COUNTY Cracolici, Benedict 71, of Jensen Beach. Aycock Funeral Home, Jensen Beach. Services Thursday. Cullen, Gerald Andrew, 81, of Stuart.

Waites Funeral Service. Libasci, Vincenza, 87, of Stuart. All County Funeral Home and Crematory. Lohnau, Robert, 87, of Stuart. Wallace White Funeral Home, Stuart.

McGrath, Audrey 82, of Stuart. Wallace White Funeral Home, Stuart. Services Thursday. Waxier, George 71, of Stuart. Aycock Funeral Home, Stuart.

ST. LUCIE COUNTY Benkert, Keith 35, of Fort Pierce. Aycock Funeral Home, Stuart. Services today. Brown, Larry 59, of Port St.

Lucie. Wallace White Funeral Home, Stuart. Lawson, Harold, 85, of Port St. Lucie. All County Funeral Home and Crematory.

Robinson, Flossie 79, of Fort Pierce. Yates Funeral Home, Fort Pierce. Services today. OKEECHOBEE COUNTY Dennison, Wilbur, 71, of Okeechobee. Buxton Funeral Home, Okeechobee.

Leitner, Retha, 69, of Okeechobee. Buxton Funeral Home, Okeechobee. Owen, Vernon, 71, of Okeechobee. Buxton Funeral Home, Okeechobee. Funeral in Michigan.

Warren, William 70, of Okeechobee. Buxton Funeral Home, Okeechobee. Wickham, Violet, 76, of Okeechobee. Buxton Funeral Home, Okeechobee. Memorial services Monday.

Valerie Solis, a spokesman for a group that helps migrant farmworkers, said it was not fair that other groups could not compete for the community development money. Advisory board members voting for the Hispanic council were chairman Steve Schwack, Sam Marshall, Joseph McKinney and Julia King. Voting against were Gonzalez, Ann Simpson and Dar-lene Kohuth. The application must be approved by the City Commission. said.

"And she was a model for the (other) volunteers." Last year, the unit honored Mrs. Goldstein as their top volunteer. About one year ago, Mrs. Goldstein was diagnosed as having non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, her husband said. But it didn't stop her from going to the Cancer Society office.

"She made it her business to be here, no matter how she felt," Seigelstein said. In addition to her husband, survivors include one son, Gary; one daughter, Deborah Dummitt; and one grandson. Funeral services were Sunday. CLASSIFIED OIA STANHOPE Age 73, of West Palm Beach, Florida, passed away Tuesday, December 29, 1992. Mrs.

Stanhope is survived by her husband, Amos Stanhope; daughter, Florine Pence, West Palm Beach; three sons, Grady Vandiver, West Palm Beach, Leon Vandiver, Loxahatchee and Paul Van-diver, West Palm Beach; five brothers. Fred, Dewey, Basley, Hobart, and Clarence Long; ten grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral Services will be held at the TILLMAN FUNERAL HOME. 2170 South Military Trail, West Palm Beach on Saturday, January 2, 1993 at 1:00 m. with Rev.

Wayne Padgett, pastor of the Haverhill Baptist Church, WPB, officiating. Friends may call at the funeral home Thursday, December 31, 1992 from p.m. RICHARD L. TRUE Mr. True, age 82, passed away Sunday, December 27, 1992.

He was a member of Christ Community Church of Palm Springs, Florida. He is survived by his wife, Dorothy H. True of West Palm Beach; two daughters. Leila ni T. Sutcliffe and Leeanne M.

True; one son, Thomas J. True: grandchildren, Teri S. Trebby. Lori S. Alfrey.

Keith R. Sutcliffe, and Dawn R. True; great-grandchildren. Justin C. Ackerman and Cody A.

Alfrey. Funeral services will be held Thursday, December 31, 1992 at 10 a.m. at E. EARL SMITH ft SON FUNERAL HOME, GREEENACRES CHAPEL, 3772 S. Military Trail.

Lake Worth. Florida with Rev. Donald E. Baker of Christ Community Church officiating. Friends may call from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m.

today at the funeral home. HUNTER L. VIRNELSON Age 92, of Royal Palm Beach, died December 2. 1992. he was a retired architect and a graduate of VA Polytechnic Institute.

He had twice been Vioe-Mavor of the village of Royal Palm Beach, former chairman of zoning commission of Royal Palm Beach. Owner Secretary of the Royal Palm Beach Lion's Club, ami Deacon and member of the Royal Palm Beach angelical Covenant Church. Survivors include his wife. Rose; daughter and son-in-law. Harriet and William Lamar of Davton.

Ohio; two stepsons, David Clark of and Dan M. Clark of Kennesaw. Ga. Four grandchildren, three step grandchildren, and several great grandchildren also survive. Funeral sen-ices will be held 10 a Salmon January 2.

1993 at the Royal Palm Beach Evangelical Convenanl Church with Paul Barnes aad Eugene Lundberg officiating Interment will be held at Hiii-crest Memorit.1 Park. Friends may call from Friday at the funeral home. The family has suggested memorial contributions to the Royal Palm Beach Evangelical Covenant Church. Arrangements entrusted to Southdale Chapel. 4101 Parker Avenue.

WPB. Fla. BEATRICE H. WHOLEAN Mrs. WfwkNW.

96 vears ok), of Palm Beach. Florida, died Friday. December WW, at a local hospital following a brief illness. 3 was the widow ol uV late Joseph Wholean. who ded June 13, 1971 Mrs Wholean was a long time resident of Palm Beach and a member of St Edwards Catholic Church and Die Everglades Club of Paint Beach.

Survivors include her husband's niece. Claire Bonragni and graiktwnhews. James J. Boiuagnl ami Kev. John kkwaaani, all of West Springfield.

Mass. Friends may call at HOLLfc MAN HI KSK Fl'NKKAI. HOMK. Uul South Olive Ave West Palm IV. on Tuesday, Dei-ember 29.

ISO. from AHi Funeral Mass will be held at a on Wednesday. December JO, 1992, at St Kdan Catholic Church. Palm Beach, la. Interment iU be prCale at Royal Palm Memorial Gantra.

Weal Palm Heacn. Florida. In Iteu of Uuw-ers, those no ww may make contributions to Ihc lYuvM Children Avielj, JU) Royal Palm Was. Palm Ft. 34' or to the Animal Rescue Imjw ,4 (he Palm Benches.

XM) North Military tYaO. FL JAM By BELINDA BROCKMAN Palm Beach Post Staff Writer BOCA RATON Florence Goldstein, an inspiring and devoted volunteer for the South Palm Beach County Unit of the American Cancer Society, died Friday at her west Boca Raton home. She was 66. In 1974, Mrs. Goldstein was diagnosed with ovarian cancer.

The doctors gave her two months to live. But Mrs. Goldstein fooled the physicians and survived. "She willed herself to do this work," said Claire Seigelstein, the unit assistant. "She was one fabulous little lady." CLASSIFIED CLARENCE CARTER "DRAG" Age 69, of 835 Avenue Riviera Beach, Florida, passed away Dec.

27, 1992 at a local hospital. He is survived by a devoted friend, Sammie Fhilmore. Funeral Services Thursday. December 31, 1992, 4:00 p.m. at STEVENS BROS.

RIVIERA BEACH CHAPEL. Friends may call today p.m. SIGRID ANDERSON Age 84, of Boynton Beach, Florida, died Saturday, December 26, 1992. Along with her late husband, Erland, she held dual membership in Skandia Lodge 399 in New York and Royal Palm Lodge 645 of West Palm Beach. Funeral services will be conducted by Rev.

Paul F. Arnold, 11:00 a.m. Saturday, January 2, 1993 at the MACK STEPHENSON FUNERAL HOME, 1004 S. Dixie Hwy, Lantana. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to your favorite charity in memory of Mrs.

Anderson. LILLIAN C. LUCAS Lillian C. Lucas, age 89, of Boynton Beach, Florida, died Monday, December 28, 1992. She had been a resident of Southern Florida since 1988, coming from Tybee Island, Georgia.

Mrs. Lucas volunteered much of her time to organizations such as the American Red Cross. Mrs. Lucas is survived by her two sisters, Frances B. Epstein, Boynton Beach, Fla.

and Rhoda S. Nadel, Delray Beach, one brother, Myron Levy, Downey, and four nephews, Alan Nadel, Donald Nadel, Lee Nadel, Pa. and Michael Nadel, Minn. She was also survived by other nieces and nephews. Funeral Services will be held 10:00 a.m.

Monday, January 4, 1993 at Boynton Beach Mausoleum Chapel, Boynton Beach, Florida with the Rev. C. Scott Gress, Trinity Lutheran Church, Delray Beach. Fla. Interment will follow at Boynton Beach Mausoleum, Boynton Beach, Fla.

At the family's request, contributions may be made to a charity of choice. Arrangements by BOYNTON MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 800 W. Boynton Beach Boynton Beach, Fla. ISABEL DALEY RITTENHOUSE Isabel Daley Rittenhouse of Palm Beach and Philadelphia, died suddenly Monday, December 28, 1992. Isabel was born and raised on the Main Line.

She was the granddaughter of the late Nathan Sper-ing, who was Vice President of the Pennsylvania Railroad under four presidents and was the great granddaughter of the late Senator and Mrs. George Handy Smith She was also a direct descendant of Charles Wilson Peale, a famous Philadelphia artist, who founded the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, the oldest institution of its kind in the nation. In 1983, after Isabel moved to Palm Beach, she became actively involved in donating her services to several charitable organizations, such as The Lords Place, The Palm Beach International Piano Competition, The American Heart Association, and The Animal Rescue League. She was a member of St. Edward's Church, The Beach Club, and Club Colette.

She is survived by her daughter, Linda Anne Boyle of Point Ma rial a pan and J. Herbert Muller of Palm Beach; sister and brother-in-law, Marian and Charles Hannon of Scarsdale, New York; brother and sister-in-law, John and Jane Daley of Chadds Ford, nieces, Nicole Daley, Mary Hannon Fitzgibbons, Carol Hannon; and nephew, Charles Hannon, Jr. A Scripture service will be held at 8:00 p.m. Wednesday, December 30, 1992 at QUATTLEBAUM-HOLLEMAN-BURSE-FUNERAL HOME, 1201 South Olive Avenue, West Palm Beach, Fla. The Funeral Mass will be held at 11:00 a.m.

Thursday, December 31, 1992 at St. Edward's Catholic Church, Palm Bpach, Fla. with interment to follow at Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Cemetery, Royal Palm Beach. Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday from 4 and p.m. An additional Memorial Mass will be held at 10:30 a.m.

Sunday, January 17, 1993 at St. Edward's Catholic Church, Palm Beach, Fla. Closed Friday only unless listed Regular pickup unless listed went behind some houses, Lewis said. Marc Nadeau was an executive with Air Canada and had traveled to Palm Beach County from Montreal two days ago with Francis and another son, 6-year-old Maxim. His wife was scheduled to join him within days.

They were visiting Armand Nadeau and his wife, Mariette, who are retired and split their time Area Deaths neral Home, East Chapel, Lake Worth. Funeral in Hawthorne, N.Y. Jones, Margaret, 81, of Lake Worth. National Cremation Society, Lake Worth. Lewis, Lue Anna, 76, of West Palm Beach.

Stevens Brothers Funeral Home, West Palm Beach. Funeral Saturday. Lucas, Lillian 89, of Boynton Beach. Boynton Memorial Chapel, Boynton Beach. Funeral Monday.

Miller, Josie, 72, of Boynton Beach. Straghn Son Tri-City Funeral Home, Delray Beach. Funeral Saturday. Mink, Irene, 92, of West Palm Beach. Northwood Funeral Home, West Palm Beach.

Moses, Edward, 71, of Delray Beach. Levitt Weinstein Boca Deerfield Chapel, Boca Raton Deerfield Beach. Funeral in Neptune, N.J. Mourlanne, Germaine, 91, of West Palm Beach. Lakeside Funeral Chapel, Lake Worth.

Peaslee, Marion, 93, of North Palm Beach. Dorsey Funeral Home, Lake Worth. Funeral in Cornish, Maine. Pinsker, Ann, 69, of Royal Palm Beach. Levitt Weinstein Memorial Chapel, West Palm Beach.

Funeral in New York. Pitchon, Irvin, 68, of Delray Beach. Joseph Rubin Memorial Chapel, Delray Beach. Funeral today. Reich, Ida, of Boca Raton.

Gut-terman-Warheit Memorial Chapel, Boca Raton. Funeral Thursday. Saari, Irma 74, of Lake Worth. Mack Stephenson Funeral Home, Lantana. Funeral Saturday.

Schoolcraft, Harry 109, of West Palm Beach. Mizell-Faville-Zern Funeral Home, Southdale Chapel, West Palm Beach. Memorial services Sunday. Stanhope, Ola, 73, of West Palm Beach. Tillman Funeral Home, West Palm Beach.

Stechman, Seymour, of West Palm Beach. Northwood Funeral Home, West Palm Beach. Funeral AIRfrom IB to hold him. He was just shaking so much and was so scared." Witnesses told police the Na-deaus' were shot by a man who appeared from an alley or bushes near where Marc Nadeau lay. An off-duty Boynton Beach officer who lives in the area chased the gunman south to Fourth Avenue North, but lost the robber when he PALM BEACH COUNTY Aronstein, Ida, of Lake Worth.

Riverside-Gordon Memorial Chapel, West Palm Beach. Funeral today. Bouldin, Katherine 86, of Royal Palm Beach. Tillman Funer al tiome, west raim ueacn. Carter, Clarence, 69, of Riviera Beach.

Stevens Brothers Funeral Home, Riviera Beach. Funeral Thursday. Clarke, Leon, 84, of Lantana. Menorah Gardens and Funeral Chapel, West Palm Beach. Clokey, John W.

74, of Jupiter. Aycock Funeral Home, Jupiter. Coleman, Edward, 69, of Boca Raton. National Cremation Soci ety, Lake worm. Crawley, Franklin 85, of I Lake Worth.

Mizell-Faville-Zern Town ana uouniry cnapei, iania-na. Funeral Thursday. Foeel. Esther. 87.

of West Palm Beach. Menorah Gardens and Funeral Chapel, West Palm Beach. Funeral Thursday. Frankel, Benjamin, 83, of West Palm Beach. Menorah Gardens and uneral unapel, West raim ueacn.

Friedman, Louis, 89, of West Palm Beach. Levitt Weinstein Memorial Chanel Wpct Palm Reach. Funeral in Philadelphia. Gibson, Sandolfon, of Lake Worth. Coleman Funeral Home, 1 West Palm Beach.

Funeral today. Goldberger, Frieda 84, of West Palm Beach. Levitt Weinstein Me-' morial Chapel, West Palm Beach. Graveside services Deltona, Fla. Good, Herald F.

Sr. "Fritz," 76, formerly of West Palm Beach. Henry Funeral Home, Staun-; ton, Va. Funeral Thursday. Grant, Samuel, 72, of Riviera Beach.

Stevens Brothers Funeral Home, West Palm Beach. Groce, the Rev. Charles, 98, of Riviera Beach. Stevens Brothers Funeral Home, West Palm Beach. Heavey, Nora, 82, of Delray Beach.

E. Earl Smith and Son Fu FRANKLIN G. CRAWLEY Mr. Crawley, age 15, of Lake Worth, Florida, died Tuesday, December 29, 1992. Survivors include two sons.

Franklin Crawley of Hamilton Square, New Jersey and Wesley Crawley of Jupiter, Florida; three daughters, Emma Griffith of Independence, Virginia, Doris Wheeler of Lake Worth, Florida, and Nancy Rodweller of Palm Springs, Florida. Many grandchildren and great grandchildren also survive. A memorial service will be held 10:00 a.m. Thursday, December 31, 1992 at MIZELL-FAVILLE-ZERN (SOUTHDALE CHAPEL) 4101 Parker Avenue, West Palm Beach, Florida with Rev. Wayne Padgett officiating.

Arrangements under the direction of MIZELL-FAVILLE-ZERN TOWN COUNTRY FUNERAL HOME, 3691 Seacrest Lantana, Fla. MARIE JOANNA "GRANDMA" KLECKA Mrs. Klecka, 90 years old, of Manhasset, Long Island, N.Y., and former long time resident of Palm Springs, died Monday, December 28, 1992, in Glen Cove, Long Island, N.Y., after an extended illness. She was the widow of the late Charles J. Klecka, who died May 7, 1973.

She is survived by two daughters, Georgia Ulseth of Lake Clarke Shores, and Lorraine Pryhuber of Manhasset, Long Island, N.Y. Also surviving is a sisler, Libby Cizek of Chicago, Illinois, and a brother, Charles Turek of Mountain Home, Arkansas. Additional survivors include 15 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. A Rosary Service will be held at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, December 30, 1992, at QUATTLEBAUM-HOLLEMAN-BURSE FUNERAL HOME, 1201 South Olive Avenue, West Palm Beach, Florida.

The Funeral Mass will be held at 10:00 a.m. Thursday, December 31, 1992, at St. Juliana's Catholic Church, West Palm Beach. Interment will follow at Memory Gardens Memorial Park, Lake Worth, Fla. Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday, December 30, 1992, from and p.m.

LAWRENCE RUBINSTEIN Mr. Lawrence Rubinstein, age 73 of Florida, died Thursday in Florida after a lengthy illness. Born in Beverly, he attended Beverly Public Schools and graduated from the University of Pennsylvania. Mr. Rubinstein was the retired primary owner of the Utility Metal Products in Beverly, a company which was founded by his late father, Jacob Rubinstein.

He was a member of the B'nai B'rith, Temple Beth El and the Variety Club, all in Florida. He is survived by his wife, Judith (Segal) Rubinstein; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Amy Miller of Medford. Ma. two brothers, Max and Joseph Rubinstein, both of Beverly, also many nieces and nephews, a grandniece and several grandnephews.

Services were held Friday at Temple B'nai Abraham with burial following in the Sons of Abraham Cemetery in Beverly, Ma. Arrangements by the STANETSKY-HYMANSON MEMORIAL CHAPELS, Salem, Ma. VICTOR B. STOUT Age 70. of Lantana, Florida, passed away in Orlando, Florida on December 28.

1992 following a short illness. He was a retired building contractor. Survived by his wife, Lucille of Lantana; lw sons, Donald and Charles Slout, of Lamana. Florida two daughters. Donna Robbins.

Ashvtlle. ami Sharon Gutterman, Lantana, brother. Harold Stout, Horsehead, N.Y.; two sisters. Fern Mohtlia. Ripley.

N.Y. and Arlene Zanghi. Bmrton. nine grandchildren and two great grandchiktren. Funeral Services will be held at THK DORSKY FUNERAL HOME.

3525 South Congress ljU.e Worth. Florida, Thursday, December 11, 10. at 11 i a.m. conducted by Rev. Owen Strickland of the St.

Luke United Methodist Church. Pka-ida vlarvlens. Fla. Burial will be In Memory Garden lYnwm Family will receive friends at the funeral horn Wednesday, 2:00,4:00 and urn..