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SB Fort Lauderdale News and Sun-Sentinel. Sunday. April 5. 1981 i Dentlis Sister of Italian president dies 1 MM I HMM aBanHanaai i HODKINSON ALBRECHT John Hodkinaoa. of Dwrfield Bearti din) Friday April 4.

1981. Arrangrnwnta pending at BECKER FUNERAL HOME 1444 Federal Highway. Deer-field Beach. PAfFORD Olga S. Albrerht.

14. of 4080 North Federal High-ay, Lightaouse Point, FL. died Friday North Broward Hospital Mr. Albrecht came to this area 10 yean ago from Warrea. Ml She as a member at the Bibletown ComrmsMty Church She hi aarvmd by her husband Alfred three daughters, Mrs.

David (Jllh Florence of Pompaoo Beach. Mrs. Earl iHelgal Williford and Mrs Orville Eleanor) Bredow tuih of Ml MI: two brothers. Oscar Putsch of Boca Raton. Johnathan Patsch ot Detroit.

Ml; sisicr. Mrs. Alice wesner of Boca Ratost seven grandchildren: and sis great-grandchild res. Funeral services will be I p.m. Monday at the Bibletown Chapel followed by local imermeot Friends may call from 3 to and 7 to Sunday at the R.

JAV KRAEER BOCA RATON rTNERAL HOME ailed Praat bleraaUsaaJ GENOA, Italy Maria Pertini Tonna, 82, sister of Italian President Sandro Pertini, died yesterday after suffering a stroke, Pertini, 84, cut short a visit to Colombia and canceled an official visit to Portugal in an attempt to get to his sister's bedside before she died. But Tonna died shortly before he returned, a hospital spokesman said. Amintore Fanfani, acting president while Pertini was on his two-week tour of Mexico, Costa Rica and Colombia, radioed the news to Pertini's special plane while it was over the Atlantic. Tonna, who spent the winter months in Genoa, collapsed at midday Friday from a cerebral hemhor- rage as she was leaving her home with a cousin. Professor Luciano Balestri of the San Martino hospital said her condition was complicated by heart weakness.

She was kept alive until yesterday by a life support system. Tonna was born Oct. 3, 1898, in the village of Stella in the hills of northwest Italy. She married Aldo Tonna, a diplomat, in 1926 and they had two children a son who died a few years ago and a daughter, Alda, who was at Tonna's hospital bedside when she died. Also present at the hospital were two granddaughters and President Pertini's wife, Carla, who arrived in Genoa Friday.

The family said a private funeral is tentatively planned for tomorrow. ANGELETTI Services held for Nassau publisher United Press Inleraatioul NASSAU, Bahamas Funeral services were yesterday afternoon for Mark Bethel, publisher and president of The Nassau Guardian, who died Thursday following lung cancer surgery. He was 54. Bethel died at Miami's Baptist Hospital, where he was admitted last week. His body was flown to Nassau on Friday.

Services were scheduled for 3 p.m. at Christ Church Cathedral, followed by burial at St. Anne's ian in 1953 as a proofreader. In 1965 he was appointed advertising manager and five years later he became the newspaper's president and publisher, a post he held until his death. He was also chairman of the board of the Bahamas Council on Alcoholism and treasurer of the Bahamas Undersea Research Foundation.

A widower since 1976, Bethel is survived by a son, Richard, 21, and a daughter, Margaret, 16. cemetery. At the time of his death, Bethel was serving as Bahamas honorary consul for Japan. Born in Nassau, Bethel was educated at England's Grey's Inn, Inns of Court and the Gibson and Weldon School of Law. He became a lawyer but never practiced.

From 1943 to 1946, he served with the British Infantry in Italy and North Africa and was awarded several medals. Bethel joined TYie Nassau Guard Marv Angeletti. 7. of Pompaoo Beach died Friday. Mrs.

Angeletti came to Pompano Beach 11 years ago from Eliion. MD. She a survived by two daughters. Angela Gurdina of Pompano Beach, Ida Barzem of Baltimore. MD, three sons.

Frank Manni of Pompano Beach. Angelo Vanoom of Pompano Beach and Alfred Marun of Havre-Da-Grace. MD one sister. Una Little of Seabnng. FL brother.

John Angeletti of Fort Lauderdale: five grandchildren: and foar great-grandchildren. nends mav call Sunday to 4 and 7 to 9 at R. JAV KRAEFR SAMPLE ROAD Fl'NERAL HUME 1199 NE Mth Street. 94S-2900. where funeral services will be at I p.m.

Sunday. Graveside services and interment in Elkton. MD. BORIO Frank E. Bono.

Jr 21. of M7S NE 1Kb Avenue. Fort Lauderdale, died on Thursday. An eight yew resident from New Castle, Mr Bono sur- vived by his parents. Mr.

aad Mrs. Frank Bono, Sr and one sister. Mrs. Cheryl Willetts. The family will receive friends from 2 to 4 and 7 to on Sunday.

Wake service will he 7 pm Sunday. Mass o( Christian Burial will be 9 So a m. Monday at St Clements Catholic Church. Interment to follow at Queen of Heaven Cemetery. Arrangements bv BAIRD-CASE NORTH FEDERAL FUNERAL HOME BRAICA James George Braica.

60. of Pompano Beach passed away Friday A resident of this area for It years coming from Springfield. MA. Surviving are his four sisters. Marion Loughary of Springfield.

Agnese E. Murray of Milford, CT. Evelyn Smith of Fort Lauderdale and Trudy SUrkey of New Orleans. LA and a step-daughter, Pamela Reffett of Fort Lauderdale. Friends mav call on Monday from 3 30 to 4 30 pm.

at the NEPTUNE SOCIETY CHAPEL where the funeral service will be con- ducted at 4 30 In lien of flowers contributions rnay be made to the American Heart Association. Arrangements bv the Neptune Society of Fort Lauderdale, 771-3279 BRl'DER Clvde Hapi Bruder. 54. of Fort Lauderdale died Fridav Arrangements bv R. JAY KRAEER FORT i LAUDERDALE FUNERAL HOME 565-5591 DUNDON Gerald A.

Hindoo, of SS30 North Ocean Boulevard. Ocean Ridge. FU passed away at his home Friday. April 1, 1MI Mr. Dundoo was born is Jersey City, NJ.

and lived in Spring Lake. NJ. for the last 20 years. He was member of the Elks Club Lodge J5J4 ia NJ and member of the Friendship Club of St. Vincent Ferrer Catholic Church.

He survived by his wife. Helen (nee Meehan) of Ocean Ridge. FL: one brother. Raymond of Bellevue. WA sister, Lilvan Carroll of Point Pleasant.

NJ Funeral mass will be held Monday. April 4. 1981 at 10 JO a m. at Sl Vincent Ferrer Catholic Church, Delray Beach. Friends may call Sunday.

April 5. 1981 from 2 to 4 and 7 to p.m. with a 7 SO p.m. Rosarv service at the LORNE AND SON Fl'NERAL HOME 745 North Federal Highway. Delray Beach Interment will be in the Boynton Beach Cemetery.

Boynton Beach. FL. Lome and Son Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. KAMA Albert Kama Sr. 72.

of 250 SW 5th Street, died Fndav Coming here from here from Pittsburg. PA Member of Local 5. IBEW Westers. PA, Electrical Workers I'nion, Pittsburg Survived by sons. Albert Jr.

of Dania and John of Davie: daughter. Ina Givvias of Fort Lauderdale; sisters. Rose Smyrdiak and Helen Hand both of Pittsburg. PA twelve grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren Funeral service 1 SO pm Monday. St Bemadelte Catholic Church officiating at FRED HUNTER GREATER HOLLYWOOD HOME 6301 Taft Street.

Burial in Dania Memorial Park. Friends may call at the funeral home 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm Sunday. KENT Adele Kent, on April 1. 1981. of Fort Lauderdale.

FL. at 92 years of age. Beloved mother of Mrs. Hazard Reeves and grandmother of Christopher and Laurence Winters; wife of the late Moss A. Kent.

Mass of Christian Burial will be Monday at 10 a at Our Lady of Mount Carmet Church. Tuiedo. NY Interment at Gate of Heaven Cemetery. Hawthorne. NY.

KOLLAR Emil Kollar. 81. of 405 North Ocean Boulevard. Pompano Beach died Friday. Mr.

Kollar came to this area 17 years ago from Chicago. 1L. where he had been associated with the Illinois Bell Telephone for 40 years as a Senior Plant Assigner. He was a member of St. Stephens Lutheran Church and the Telephone Pioneers of America.

Chicago, IL and the A A Broward County. Survived by his wife. Olga of Pompano Beach; and nephew. William Rakita of Houston. TX.

Funeral services will be I pm Mondav at the R. JAY KRAEER POMPANO BEACH FUNERAL HOME 200 North Federal Highway by Pastor David H. Schmid of St Stephens Lutheran Church. Pompano Beach followed by entombment Friends may call 7 to m. Sunday at the funeral home.

Memorial contributions may be made to St Stephens Lutheran Church. MALLOY Gertrude Mallov. of 1900 Sable Palm Drive, died Friday at her residence. She resided here the past three and a half years and was formerly of Bellville, Ontario. Canada.

She is survived by a daughter. Iris Twin of Marv is la. CA; and threw sisters, Mrs. Loretta Ostrom of Cape Coral, Mrs. Dorothy Hansen of Wbittier.

CA. and Mrs Marion Bouchard of Boca Raton. Funeral mass will be said at 11 30 a Monday at St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church. A wake service will be held at 7 J0 m.

Sunday at the R. JAY KRAEER BOCA BATON FUNERAL HOME 1353 Federal Highway. Friends may call from I to 4 and 7 to 9 ro. Sunday at the funeral home. Entombment will be local MILLER Anna Mae Miller.

65. of Fort Lauderdale passed awav Thursdav April J. 1981 She moved here from Rodchester. NY in 1954 and is survived by her lather. Michael Fortune of Rodchester.

NY; and her sister. Mrs. Margaret (Edward) Keenan of Rodchester. NY. Funeral services and interment will be in Rodchester under the direction of Farrell Brothers Funeral Home.

51 Westridge Road Loral arrangements bv T.M. RALPH PLANTATION FUNERAL HOME James (Red) Pafford. 54. of 505 NW 44ta Avenue. North Lauderdale on Friday April 1.

IM1. in Hahira. GA. A local resident for a number of years Survived by wife. Gloria Jean of North Lauderdale; aep-soo, Joseph W.

Chaves; and daughter. Patricia A Pafford. both of Fort Lauderdale; step-daughters, Mrs. Isabel Conllv of Royal Palm Beach. FL.

and Linda Chaves of Miramar. FL; mother. Mrs. Cane Pafford of Valdoeu. GA brothers.

William and Roy Pafford of ValdosU. Palnch Pafford of St. Petersburg, and two grandchildren Visitation Sunday 7 to I with American Legion Post 22J services at I Funeral services Mondav II a at the KALlh Fl'NERAL HOME Wilton Manors. Cremation to follow. SIMON Jess L.

Simon. 47. of 264 SW 12tb Street. Fort Lauderdale, passed away on Friday April 4.1V81 at a local hospital following an extended illness. Mr.

Simon came to this area 25 years ago from Huntington. WV. He had been associated with the Naval Ordinance Testing Lab facilities of Fort Lauderdale In the Security Department. He is survived by his wife Lorraine; daughters, Ruth Ann Simon and Patricia Leigh Simon both of Fort Lauderdale, and sister. Louise Clagg of Huntington.

WV Friends may call 7 to pm Monday at the funeral home. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 pm Tuesday in the funeral home chapel with Rev. William Sims of Melrose Park United Methodist Church officiating. Interment will follow at Lauderdale Memorial Park Srvices under the direction of JENNINGS FUNERAL HOME 2211 Davie Boulevard. Fort Lauderdale.

581-7511. SOBCHAK, Lorraine Sobchak. 51. of Fort Lauderdale passed away April 3. 1981.

She is survived by her husband, Leroy Sobchak two sons. Ronald Sobchak of Margate and Leroy Sobchak Jr of Gainesville. one daughter. Janet Sobchak of Fort Lauderdale and a daughter-in-law. Gisela Sobchak of Margate; two sisters.

Evelyn Nemecek of MD. and Delores Kenny of and two grandchildren, Steven and Cindy. Funeral services will be held Mondav April 1981 at 1 pm. at the JORDAN-FANNIN FUNERAL DIRECTORS 82 E. Las Olas Boulevard, Fort Lauderdale 467-1421).

SPEAR Harold Robert Spear. 66. of 84(1 Petunia Drive. Plantation passed away Friday April 3. 1981.

He moved here in 1959 from Auburn. MA. He is survived by his son. Robert of Plantation; and one grandson. John Harold Spear.

Friends may visit Monday from 7 to 8 30 Funeral services will be Monday evening at 6:30 p.m. In lieu of flowers the family requests donations to the American Cancer Society in his memory. Arrangements by T.M. RALPH PLANTATION Fl'NERAL HOME 7001 NW 4th Street. Plantation.

WILLEVER John Calvin Wiilever. 75. of Deerfield Beach died-Friday April I. 1981 A resident of this area for years coming from Radnor. PA.

Mr. Wiilever was a member of Community Presbyterian Church of Deerfield Beach. He is survived by his wife. Eleanor Wiilever of Deerfield Beach; daughter, Mrs. Geoffrey (Marv) Hawlev Jr.

of Radnor, brother, Albert Wiilever of Edison. sister. Mrs. Margaret W. Davis of Deerfield Beach; four grandchildren: and one great-grandson.

Funeral services 2 pm Monday at Becker Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Dr. Arland V. Briggs of Community Presbyterian Church officiating. The family requests donations be made to The Community Presbyterian Church of Deerfield Beach or to your favorite chairtv.

Arrangements by BECKER FUNERAL HOME 1444 S. Federal Hwy Deerfield Beach. Ex-Navy lab guard Jess Simon dies Jess L. Simon, a former security officer of the Naval Ordnance Testing Lab who lived in Fort Lauderdale 25 years, died Friday at Broward General Medical Center. He was 67.

Simon, of 2866 SW 12th worked as a city police officer in Huntington, W.Va., where he was born, and during World War II served in the U.S. Army. He is survived by his wife, Lorraine; daughters, Ruth Ann Simon and Patricia Leigh Simon, both of Fort Lauderdale; and sister, Louise Clagg of Huntington. Friends may call at 7 to 9 pm tomorrow at Jennings Funeral Home, 2211 Davie Blvd. in Fort Lauderdale.

Services will be at 2 p.riL Tuesday in the funeral home chapel with the Rev. William Sims of Melrose Park United Methodist Church officiating. Simon will be buried at Lauderdale Memorial Park. at. CARDIN Theodore Cardin.

54. of 750 North Oceean 27-year resident Anna Mae Miller dies at 65 father, Michael Fortune, and sister, Margaret Keenan. Funeral services and burial will be in Rochester under the direction of Farrel Brothers Funeral Home, 51 Westridge Road. Ouievard. Pompano Beach, died Thursday Mr Cardin came to this area 24 years ago from RI He is survived by his wife.

Con- stance: daughter. Maureen of Pompano Beach, two brothers Leo of Rhode Island, and Earnest of MA five sisters. Mrs Marcel (Batnce) Poisson of Mrs Ravmond iHeleni Dery of Mrs Ales lAnnai Goulet of MA Mrs. Alfred (Alice) Riendeau of and Mrs Joseph (Jeannette) Tanniay of CT Mass will be said ai 10 am Monday at St Gabriel Catholic Church by Monsignor Thomas Donovan. Friends mav call from 2to4and7to9pm Sundav at R.

3Y KRAEER POMPANO BEACH Fl'NERAL HOME 200 North Federal Highway. Wl-4111 GARRETT Eugenie Garrett beloved wife of Franklin Garrett, died suddenly on April 2nd: 1981 She is also survived by her sister. Louise Pitman of Bradenton. FL Funeral service will be 2 Mondav. April at JORDAN-FANNIN Fl'NERAL HOME 5110 North Federal Highwav Interment in Beechwood Cemetery.

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