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Sun-Sentinel, Monday, September 29, 1997 7B OBITUARIES Irma Kline Rabinowe, political activist Irma Kline Rabinowe, a philanthropist and a political activist who helped establish the juvenile court system in Maryland, died on Saturday at Delray Medical Center after a long illness. She was 83. Ms. Kline Rabinowe's work dates to the 1940s when she participated in several organizations in Maryland and Washington, D.C. Ms.

Kline Rabinowe served as a member of the White House Conference on Citizenship and the White House Conference on Youth during Harry Truman's presidency. "She was a very brilliant person who was very caring," said her daughter, Marcia Eckerd. Philadelphia. Ms. Kline Rabinowe, who also tirement community where she child of a poor loved to paint, left her job at the lived in Delray Beach.

More than seamstress. She Internal Revenue Service Office 100 people turned out to talk with a complete- of the chief counsel to be the ex- their state officials. self-made ecutive director of the Jewish "There was never anything to woman." National Fund in B'nai B'rith. equal it," said Jay Slavin, a pubMs. Kline Ra- She held several positions for lic speaker for the Silver Haired binowe served B'nai B'rith and retired as its na- Legislature.

president of tional director of legacy develop- Ms. Kline Rabinowe was also League of ment in 1974. president of the Harbor's Edge Women Voters Ms. Kline Rabinowe knew chapter of the Florida Life Care Prince Georg- South Florida from years of vaca- Association and was an executive County, tioning in the winter. committee member of the state served as She decided to become a per- board.

executive direc- manent resident more than 15 In addition to her daughter, of the state years ago and moved to Broward Ms. Kline Rabinowe is survived Government. County. Although she was re- by her son-in-law, William EckWashington Star tired, she continued to be active, erd, and her granddaughter, her the tro- taking on issues involving the Lindsey Rebecca Eckerd. Citzenship.

elderly. The funeral service is schedAssociation of She served as a member of the uled for 10 a.m. on Tuesday at Professional Wom- Silver Haired Legislature. Levitt Weinstein Memorial of the In 1996, she organized a town pel, 7500 State Road 7, in Coconut meeting at the Harbor's Edge re- Creek. E.

DeHart, developed cigarette warning label Richard Kluger's book Ashes to Ashes, panies to regulate themselves without govThe Associated Press which stamped him as the publicist closest ernment interfering," said his son, MIAMI Edward DeHart, a tobacco in- to the label lawmaking process. Michael. dustry consultant credited with helping de- He smoked during that time but quit af- He was born in New Jersey and orvelop the warning label printed on all ciga- ter cancer forced doctors to remove part of phaned during the Great Depression. rette packs sold in the United States, died his lungs in 1987. The lung cancer recurred He joined the Army and fought in World of lung cancer.

He was 71. and caused his death on Wednesday. War II. He later graduated from Ohio WesHe helped craft the first surgeon gener- Mr. DeHart ran his own public affairs leyan University and became a reporter for al's warning in 1962, when as a public af- firm for 15 years, specializing in issues the Nanesville (Ohio) Signal and the City fairs consultant with Hill Knowlton, he such as nutrition labeling, copyright pro- News Bureau in Chicago.

worked with the Tobacco Institute, an in- tection and financing for women's sports. In the 1950s, he joined McGraw Hill and dustry trade group. He had lived in Dade His clients included Coca-Cola, McDo- later Hill Knowlton in 1960. He retired in County since 1990. nald's and Borden.

1983. He is survived by his son, two daughHis role would later be chronicled in "The big thing was trying to get the com- ters, his ex-wife and four grandchildren. Commerce, Coral Springs Civic Association, Coral Springs Improvement District as President for 22 years, Sunshine Drainage District as Supervisor for 5 years. He was the award recipient of the Chamber of Commerce Covered Bridge Award voted one of the most attractive men in Coral Springs. Along with his wife of 61 years, Dorothy, he was Grand Marshall of "Our Town" 25th Anniversary Celebration and was honored Founders Pioneers of Coral Springs.

He was named to First Commission of the City of Coral Springs from 1963 to 1965 by Governor Burns. He was the artist in resident for Coral Springs Friend of the Library where his art work is on permanent display there. He remained active in local Government, Civic and church activities until his death. He is survived by his wife, Dorothy; daughter Sandra K. Ter Hark of Coral Springs; son Harvey W.

Olsen, Ill of Marietta, GA; four grandchildren, Dr. Dorothy (Larry) Litrakis of Charlottesville, VA, Kathryn Goacher of North Lauderdale, Melissa (Patrick) Burns of Atlanta, GA, Devon Olsen of Atlanta, GA; two great grandchildren Phillip Goacher of North Lauderdale, Alexis Burns of Atlanta, GA and one great grandchild soon to be. Visitation will held on Tuesday, September 30 from 6-8 PM at Kraeer Coral Springs Funeral Home. Funeral service will be held on Wednesday, October 1 at 1:30 PM at Lutheran Ministry in Christ Church. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to Lutheran Ministry in Christ Church at 10021 W.

Sample Coral Springs, FL 33065. Arrangements by KRAEER FUNERAL HOME 1655 University Coral Springs, FL 753- 8960. OLSZTA Louise, 83, of Hollywood, FL died September 25, 1997. Boyd's Funeral Home, Hollywood PADULA Anthony, of Hollywood, FL died September 27, 1997. Fred Hunter's Hollywood Memorial Gardens PELUSO Sophie, of Ft.

Lauderdale, FL died September 28, 1997. Joseph A. Scarano Pines Memorial ROTHENBERG Marvin, 79, of Oakland Park, FL died September 25, RYMARQUIS Jessie, of Hollywood, FL died September 1997. Fred Hunter's Johnson Foster Wadlington Brown Cooper and Wintter Home, SCHOBER Arno of Hollywood, FL died September 27, 1997. Fred Hunter's Hollywood Memorial Gardens SCHOENFELD Ricki, 54, of Pompano Beach, FL died September 27, 1997.

Menorah Gardens and Funeral Chapels, SHEPARD Harry of Ft. Lauderdale, FL died September 28, 1997. Fred Hunter's Hollywood Memorial Gardens SMITH D. Jamie, 36, of Coral Springs, FL died September 26, UNGERER Emily 77, of Plantation "She was born in She was the only Kline Rabinowe in 1 es and Kline Rabinowe tor committee on Good In 1950, The newspaper awarded phy for Outstanding The Maryland Business and en also named her Year." Friday, September 26, 1997. She was the beloved wife of Rudolph loving mother of Doris Turpin of Michigan, Rudy E.

of Pompano Beach and Robert Ungerer of Tamarac; grandmother of Robert, Krissy, Linda, Melissa and Shannon. Also survived by 11 great grandchildren. A Mass of Christian burial will be offered Tuesday, September 30, 1997 10:00 AM at All Saints Catholic Church, Sunrise. The family will receive friends Monday from 6-8 PM at the funeral home. Inurnment will be private at a later date.

Arrangements by T.M. RALPH PLANTATION FUNERAL HOME. 587-6888. WEINSTOCK Isadore (Izzy), 84 years old, died on Sept. 26 in Ft.

Lauderdale, FL as a result of a long illness. Weinstock was an All-American Fullback on the University of Pittsburgh football team 1932-34 where he played under the famous coach Jock Sutherland. Izzy played professional football for the Pittsburgh Steelers and Philadelphia Eagles. He is in the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame and the Jewish Sports Hall of Fame of Western Pennsylvania. During WWII, he was a lieutenant in the Army Aircorp.

He then entered the business world and became a successful Sales Executive. Weinstock is survived by his wife of 52 years Edna; his children Carol, Steven, Fern and Barry; his loving grandchildren Jesse and Stacey and his brother Harry and sister Geanette. WENDELL edward Roy, 77, of Coconut Creek. FL died September 27, 1997. North American Cremation WILSON Marion 77, of Pompano Beach, FL, passed away Tuesday, September 23, 1997.

She was a native of Rockhill, SC, and raised in Winston-Salem, NC. She is survived by nieces Viola Jones, Delores Morrison, Mary Aldridge, all of Winston-Salem, NC and Janie Wanzer and nephew Marion Aldridge of Laham, MD. Her parents (predeceased) Bessie and Joseph Aldridge. Visitation Monday, September 29, 5:00 8:00 PM and 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM Tueday. Service to follow at 11:00 AM.

The services are being held by the FOREST LAWN FUNERAL HOME, 200 West Copans Pompano Beach, FL 954-523-6700. PALM BEACH COUNTY ALBERGHINI Phyllis of West Palm Beach, FL died September 27, ELBAUM Minnie, 92, of Beach, FL died September 27, 1997. Menorah Gardens and Funeral Chapels, ELFMAN Kenneth, of Boynton Beach, FL died September 26, 1997. Beth Israel Memorial Chapel, Delray. FERRARO Gary, 41, of Boynton Beach, passed away Friday, September 26, Guy Mason Wachtstetter, active in Davie, Hollywood By SARAH LUNDY Staff Writer BROWARD COUNTY BARRETT Ann Marie, 41, of Fort Lauderdale died on Wednesday, September 24, 1997 leaving her husband; four children; relatives and friends.

Funeral Service on Monday, September 29, 1997 Community Church of God, 1300 NW 19th Court, Fort Lauderdale at 1 PM. Interment at Lauderdale Memorial Park, 2001 SW 4th Avenue, Ft. Lauderdale. BLUMENTHAL Irving. 90, of Hollywood, FL died September 27, 1997.

Memorial Chapel, Daytona Beach Shores, FL died there at his home Saturday afternoon September 27, 1997. Mr. Brownlow was born in Anderson, SC, Nov. 11, 1917, the son of George Withers and Alice King Brownlow, Sr. He was a long time resident of Winston-Salem, NC.

He was a graduate of R.J. Reynolds High School, an eagle scout, a member of Old Town Country Club and was active in the Chamber of Commerce of W-S. Mr. Brownlow held an honorary life membership in the Carolina PGA, and was the winner of many state and local golf tournaments. He was employed by Brownlow, Inc.

of W-S until 1954, when he relocated to south Florida and founded Tropical Plumbing Supply Co. He was married to the late Perrine Hayes Brownlow for 49 years who died in 1989. Funeral Services will be held at Vogler's Reynolda Chapel Wednesday at 11:00 followed by interment in Forsyth Memorial Park, services will be conducted by his brother Dr. Harmon Brownlow. Surviving are one daughter, Dr.

Betty H. Brownlow of Greensboro, NC; three sons George Brownlow Ill, Fort Mills, SC, Joseph Sandy Brownlow of Stuart, FL and R. Randy Brownlow of Greensboro, NC; 14 grandchildren; two great grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Willie Reavis of WinstonSalem and Ruth Kilby of Lake Norman, NC; one brother, Dr. Harmon Brownlow of Orlando, FL.

The family will receive friends Tuesday night from 7-9 at Vogler's Reynolda Chapel. CANAVAN Lynn 32, of Ft. Lauderdale, FL died September 27, 1997. Boyd's Funeral Home, University CRUZ Rufino, 78, of Dania, died September 26, 1997. Funeraria Panciera, Hiwd FIFIELD Grace, of Pompano, FL died September 28, 1997.

Kraeer Funeral Home, Pompano. HERISSE Dorothy, of Lauderdale Lakes, FL died September 28, 1997. Jennings Funeral HERRERA Alejandro, 19, of Dania, FL died September 25, 1997. Funeraria Broward Funeral JASSER Mollie, of Tamarac, FL died September 27, 1997. Star of David Memorial Chapels, N.

JIMENEZ Rosa 52, of Margate, FL died September 27, 1997. Funeraria Broward Funeral JONES Lloyd, of Ft. Lauderdale, FL died September 27, 1997. Fred Hunter's Ft. Lauderdale LELASHER Gladys Ehle, 91, of Ft.

Lauderdale, FL died September 26, LOFLAND Helen, 83, of Lauderhill, passed away Friday, September 26, 1997. She was a former resident of Pembroke Park where she served as Vice-Mayor and commissioner. She was a graduate of Temple University's school of horticulture. She is survived by two sons, Clayton (Barbara) Lofland of Sunrise, FL, Dr. Rodger (Regina) Lofland of Winston-Salem, NC; four grandchildren, Kenneth Lofland, Aimee Murphy, both of Omaha, NE, Rene Lofland of Cary, NC and Russell Lofland of Winston-Salem, NC; one great-granddaughter, Jessica Helen Lofland of Winston-Salem, NC and one sister Mary Melling of Alexandria, VA.

Memorial donations may be made to the Hospice Foundation of America, 777 17th St, Suite 401, Miami Beach, FL 33139. A Memorial Service will be held Thursday, October 2, 1997 at 6:00 PM at T.M. RALPH FUNERAL HOME, 7001 NW 4 St, Plantation, FL, 954-587-6888. Friends will be received prior to the service from PM. LUKAS Karen, 40, of Ft.

Lauderdale, BROWNLOW George of FL died September 23, MATHESON Constance, of Lighthouse Point, FL died September 26, 1997. Kraeer Funeral Home, Sample OLSEN Harvey Weaver, 82, of Coral Springs died September 26, 1997. to Born in Seattle, WA on January 13, 1915 Harvey W. Olive Rose Olsen. He was formerly of Chicago, IL where in 1938-1944 he was the Art Director for Needham, Louis Broby Advertising Agency whose accounts included Kraft Food, Derby Foods, Libby McNeil Libby, Marshall Fields, etc.

He served his country in the United States Army during WWII in the O.S.S. in Europe. He forged signatures, passports, money, etc. for the allies, which spawned his book "The Signature Man" published in 1994 by Vantage Press. Between the years 1947-1954 he owned his own advertising studio in Chicago, IL.

He came to Florida in 1954 and opened his own studio in Ft. Lauderdale. He worked with the George Evans Agency on the State of Florida Account. In 1977 he opened a 2nd studio in Coral Springs whose accounts included Coral Ridge Properties, City of Coral Springs, King Motors, Atlantic Federal, Broward National Bank, Woody Woodbury, many local Hotels Motels and designed covers for the Ft. Lauderdale Opera programs and worked on many political campaigns in Ft.

Lauderdale, Coral Springs and the State of Florida. He was a member of the VFW since WWII, head of Chicago Art Directors' Society, Sr. Deacon at Windsor Park Lutheran Church in Chicago, IL, member of Lutheran Ministry in Christ Church in Coral Springs, Coral Springs Chamber of was ly as the Guy Mason Wachtstetter, known as "Mason" to his friends and known by generations as a selfless contributor to his communities in Hollywood and Davie, died on Thursday after a battle with cancer. He was 73. Keeping his independent and stubborn attitude to the end, Mr.

Wachtstetter flew to Chicago last week despite his doctor's warnings. He was determined to say goodbye to some of his oldest friends at a reunion for the members of the 52nd Marine War Dog unit that served in World War II. "He'd been telling his Marine buddies for a year 'If I'm still breathing, I'll be said Mr. Wachtstetter's wife, Lee. "And he never started anything that he didn't finish.

And he never made a promise that he didn't keep." Mr. Wachtstetter's family were business pioneers in South Florida when they started the Wachtstetter Dairy in 1927 on land that is now Carol City. His family moved to Hollywood when he was 6 weeks old. Broward County was still an open farming and ranching community. He went to school at Hollywood Central and was a graduate of South Broward High and later went to the University of Florida and Ohio State University.

He served in World War II butions may be made B'Nai Brith, the United Jewish Appeal, or Brandeis University. RANDISH Vincent, 88, of Boynton Beach, FL died September 27, RAO Joan 45, of Boynton, FL died September 27, 1997. Panciera Funeral By JONATHON KING Staff Writer RAPIN Clara, 95, of Lake Worth, FL died September 27, ROSENSTOCK Jack, 90, of Delray Beach, FL died September 27, 1997. Levitt Weinstein Memorial Chapel, STEINHART Shirley, of Boca Raton, FL died September 27, 1997. Levitt Weinstein Memorial Chapel, WEINGART Jesse, of Boca Raton passed away September 27, 1997.

Beloved husband of Estelle; dear father of Ria Bleier, Barry Bradley; devoted grandfather of Allyson Stefani. Services today (Monday) 11:30 at GUTTERMAN WARHEIT MEMORIAL CHAPEL 7240 N. Federal Highway, Boca Raton. 997-9900. DADE COUNTY BENNETT Barton Holmes, 75, passed away September 28, 1997 in Port St.

Lucie coming from Pierson, FL. He was owner of Bennett Ulm Funeral Homes which later became Bennett Sons in North Miami until his retirement in 1987. He asked God for five good years of hunting fishing and felt dent's Council, Mrs. Rabinowe's political activism dates back to the 1950's. She served as president of the first civic association in the Washington, DC area, as a member of the White House Conference on Citizenship and the White House Conference on Youth, both under President Harry Truman, as the Executive Director of the Committee on Good Government for the state of Maryland, as President of League of Women's Voter's in Prince George's County, Maryland, as President of her local chapter of the National Council of Funding-Raising Executives, and helped establish juvenile courts in the State of Maryland.

She was awarded the Trophy for Outstanding Citizenship in 1950 by the Washington Star, "Woman of the Year" by the Maryland Association of Business and Professional Women, and was included in the 1974 World's Who's Who of Women. In 1996, she organized the Town Meeting of citizens and legislators held at Harbor's Edge. Mrs. Rabinowe worked in the IRS' Office of the Chief Counsel, then became Executive Director of the Jewish National Fund in B'nai Brith, Executive Director of Israel Bonds in B'nai Brith, and accepted the position as National Director of Legacy Development at B'nai Brith, which she held until her retirement in 1974. She was active in many charitable causes, including B'nai Brith, The United Jewish Appeal, Brandeis University, and the Boca Pops.

She is survived by her daughter Dr. Marcia Eckerd; her son in law Dr. William Eckerd and her granddaughter Lindsey Rebecca Eckerd. Funeral Services will be held Tuesday, Sept. 30, 1997 10 AM at LEVITT WEINSTEIN MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 7500 N.

State Rd 7, Coconut Creek, FL 33073 (954) 427-6500. Contri- SOUTH FLORIDA FUNERAL HOME DIRECTORY A guide to Funeral Homes, Chapels, Mortuaries Crematories FAIRCHILD FUNERAL HOMES 299 N. Federal Ft. Lauderdale (954) 763-4488 FOREST LAWN CEMETERIES MAUSOLEUMS FUNERAL HOMES CREMATORY 200 W. Copans Pompano Beach 499 N.W.

27 Ft. Lauderdale 2401 S.W. 64 Ft. Lauderdale (954) 523-6700 FRED HUNTER'S FUNERALS, CREMATION, CEMETERIES 718 S. Federal Ft.

Lauderdale (954) 523-0562 2401 S. University Davie (954) 527-1550 6107 Miramar Miramar (954) 925-7575 100 S. Dixie Hallandale (954) 985-6400 Hollywood Memorial Gardens Funeral Home Cemetery 6301 Taft Street, Hollywood (954) 989-1550 Johnson, Foster, Wadlington, Brown Cooper Winter 140 S. Dixie Hollywood (954) 922-7511 FUNERARIA DE HUNTER 6101 Miramar Miramar (954) 930-6101 FUNERARIA HISPANA BROWARD 5980 W. Oakland Lauderhill (954) 484-1833 FUNERARIA PANCIERA 2211 Davie Fort Lauderdale (954) 581-0045 1801 E.

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Dixie Ft. Lauderdale (954) 566-7621 KRAEER-BECKER FUNERAL HOME 217 E. Hillsboro Deerfield Beach (954) 427-5544 KRAEER FUNERAL HOMES 1655 University Coral Springs (954) 753-8960 4061 N. Federal Ft. Lauderdale (954) 565-5591 1 N.

State Road 7, Margate (954) 972-7340 1199 E. Sample Pompano Beach (954) 946-2900 200 N. Federal Pompano Beach (954) 941-4111 1353 N. Federal Boca Raton (407) 395-1800 LAKESIDE MEMORIAL PARK AND MAUSOLEUM CHAPEL 10301 N.W. 25 Street, Miami 1-(888) 454-0572 LEVITT-WEINSTEIN MEMORIAL CHAPELS CEMETERIES Dade Broward Palm Beach (800) 343-5400 MASON FUNERAL HOME 7151 McNab Tamarac (954) 721-3300 MENORAH GARDENS FUNERAL CHAPELS Dade Broward Palm Beach (800) 327-9192 ROY MIZELL FUNERAL HOME 1305 N.W.

6 Ft. Lauderdale (954) 467-3426 NATIONAL ALL FAITH FUNERALS 1444 South Federal Highway Deerfield Beach, Florida 33441 (954) 427-7557 working with specially trained dogs on the front lines and was a participant in the liberation of Guam. At home his interests keep him active as a founder and life member of the Hollywood Playhouse, as a coach for the little league baseball teams sponsored by Home Savings where he was an officer, and as a volunteer with the Davie Horseman's Association. After he moved to Davie in 1968, Mr. Wachtstetter became a community stalwart serving on a variety of government groups including the Town and Chamber Economic Development board and the Governmental Affairs board and as a special master for the Property Appraiser's Adjustment Board.

"He believed in country and family and community," his wife said. "And we will probably never know all of the lives he touched. He will be deeply missed." Mr. Wachtstetter is also survived by his daughter, Cathy; and sons, Bill, Jimmy and Tom. His grandchildren are Billy, Alecia, Ryan, Brett, Kristen, Lauren and Zachary.

His sisters are Phyllis Spates of Hollywood and Nancy Brandon of Franklin, N.C. The family asks that donations in Mr. Wachtstetter's name be made to Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital Foundation, 3700 Johnson Hollywood, FL 33021. 1997. Funeral Service will be held on Tuesday, September 30, 1997, 11:00 AM at Lorne Sons Funeral Home, 745 N.

Federal Highway, Delray Beach. Burial will follow at the Boynton Beach Cemetery. HELFER Sonia, 85, of Boca Raton, died Saturday, September 27, 1997. Beloved mother of Roberta Dash of Boca Raton and Arnold Arcus of New York; cherished grandmother of Shari Greenspan of Israel, Ivy, Jodi and Jami Dash of New Jersey; loving great grandmother of Etanna, Noa and Yael Greenspan. Services will be on Monday, September 29, 1997 at 2 PM at Levitt Weinstein Funeral Home 7500 State Rd 7, Coconut Creek, FL.

Memorial donations may be made to Hospice By The Sea, 1531 W. Palmetto Park Boca Raton, FL 33486. KRANIS Robert, 65, of Wellington, FL died September 26, 1997. Beth Israel Memorial Chapel, Delray, LEVINE Martin, of Boca Raton, FL died September 24, 1997. Star of David Memorial Chapels, N.

MIELE Helen 84, of Boca Raton, FL died September 27, RABINOWE Irma a Kline, civic and philanthropist, died Saturday, September 27 at Delay Community Hospital. Having served as a Silver Haired Legislator, President of the Harbor's Edge Chapter of the Florida Life Care Association, Executive Committee member of the State Board of FLICRA, and Vice President of the Harbor's Edge Resi- AAA BAIRD -CASE BROWARD MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME 4701 N. State Road Tamarac (954) 486-3896 ALL CARE CREMATION AND FUNERAL SERVICE Dade, Broward Palm Beach (954) 797-0000 (800) 396-0001 ALL FAMILY CREMATIONS, INC. 6261 W. Atlantic Blvd, Margate, FL 33063 (954) 975-8384 ALPHA OMEGA CREMATION SOCIETY OF SOUTH FLORIDA (954) 581-1111 (888) 400-2244 ALTERNATIVE FUNERAL AND CREMATION CARE 1680 N.

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The family will receive friends Monday 6-8 PM with prayer services at 6:30 PM at Lithgow Bennett 15011 W. Dixie Hwy. Funeral Mass will be Tuesday 11 AM at St. Lawrence Catholic Church. Entombment to follow at Southern Memorial Park.

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