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Sun-Sentinel, Tuesday, December 19, 1989 OTHER DEATHS Kenneth Eatmon, longtime Palm Beach County rancher J. Faiks, candidate and activist in World War II. In 1978, attorney Richard Alt-' shuler won her release by writing the state Department of Mental Retardation. Silent movie star Ailecn Prln-gle, who had leading roles in more than 60 movies, died on Saturday in her Manhattan home. She was 94.

Her movies, in which she often played an exotic siren, included Three Weeks, Souls for Sale, tin' on theRitz, Adam andEveani A Kiss in the Dark. Dr. Priscilla White, whose re- search sharply increased the suK vival rate of babies born to diabet-) ic women, died on Saturday in Ashland, after a long ill-; ness. She was 89. ers Association, a past president of the International Santa Gertrudis Breeders Association, a former deacon at First Baptist Church of Pompano Beach and a member of the Pompano Beach Masonic Lodge.

In addition to his wife, survivors include a son, Kenneth D. Eatmon Jr. of Geiger, a daughter, Beverly Matz of Pompano Beach; two brothers, John D. Eatmon and Billy Eatmon, both of Jacksonville; and three grandchildren. Friends may call at the Kraeer Sample Road Funeral Home, 1199 E.

Sample Road, today between 6:30 and 8:30 p.m. Services will be 11 a.m. on Wednesday at First Baptist Church of Pompano Beach. 138 NE First St. By TOM LASSITER Staff Writer Kenneth D.

Eatmon, a 44-year resident of Pompano Beach and a cattle breeder who shipped Santa Gertrudis cattle from his Palm Beach County ranch throughout the Southeast and to other countries, died on Sunday at North Broward Medical Center. He was 70. "He was aggressive and got done what he wanted to get done," his wife, Eloise Eatmon, said. "And he loved to help people, always help people." Mr. Eatmon was born and on a farm in Hamilton County in Florida's Panhandle, and moved to Pompano Beach after serving in the U.S.

Army dur- i "We started farming on five acres and built up to 2,800 of green beans and peppers," said Eloise Eatmon. The couple farmed on land west of Oakland Park and also in Palm Beach County, west of Delray Beach. "Then about 25 or 30 years ago he got interested in cattle," she said. Mr. Eatmon began breeding Santa Gertrudis cattle.

Mr. Eatmon started a ranch in west Palm Beach County and began selling the cattle to other ranchers around the state. Many of the Santa Gertrudis herds in Florida today were started with cattle bred by her husband, Eloise Eatmon said. Mr. Eatmon was a past president of the Santa Gertrudis Breed Nintendo Control Deck Features graphics that almost jump off the screen 2 control panels.

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109.99 All terrain tires Comfort saddle and atb frame. I Mir I By TOM LASSITER Staff Writer Jeanne Faiks, a three-time candidate for the Florida Legislature who earned a law degree and opened her own practice at an age when many people contemplate retirement, died of cancer on Monday at Coral Springs Medical Center. She was 71. "She decided a law degree might aid her dreams to help people who couldn't afford to help themselves, and she had the smarts to do it." said Mrs. Faiks' son, Kobert Faiks, of Temple Terrace, near Tampa.

"She was a very warm person who was out to help everybody." Mrs. Faiks was a strong proponent of the Equal Rights Amendment and also joined pro-choice marchers in Tallahassee when Gov. Bob Martinez convened a special session of the Legislature in October to consider restrictions on abortion. It was her strong interest in issues involving women's rights that motivated Mrs. Faiks, a resident of Coconut Creek, to run three times for the state House of Representatives, in 1978, 1982 and 1984, her son said.

She moved to Tallahassee in 1964 when her husband, retired U.S. Army Col. Walter Faiks, left the military. Mrs. Faiks moved with her husband to Fort Lauderdale in 1965.She enrolled at Nova University in 1974 and got her law degree in 1977.

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