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THE MIAMI NEWS May 21, 1973 I Death CLASSIFIED Notices ADVXRTISING DADS I 6 People Events 1 (it ANNOUNCEMENTS -7 i 'i -fit Hearings to aim at ecology Members of Congress will scrutinize South Florida's environmental problems and enforcement in Miami Friday and Saturday. Hearings by the House conservation and natural resources subcommittee will start at 9 a.m. each day in the Metro Commission chambers on the second floor of the County Courthouse. The purpose of the hearings is primarily investigative, but they may lead to some legislative recommendations, said an aide to the subcommittee. The subcommittee, of which Rep.

Dante Fascell (D-Miami) is a member, will delve into all areas of the environment including water quality, waste treatment and wildlife, as well as the problem of jetport location, the aide said. About 35 experts and spokesmen representing state, federal and local governments, environmental groups, scientists, chambers of commerce and developers are scheduled to testify. Each will make a limited oral presentation, submitting longer and more detailed evidence for the record if necessary. Then they will be questioned by the subcommittee, which is headed by Rep. Henry Reuss Service academies set entry deadline Young man wishing to enter the U.S.

Military, Naval, Air Force and Merchant Marine academics in mid-1974, and who are residents of the 15th Congressional District of Florida, should file their applications soon, Rep. Dante Fascell (D-Fla.) advises. The 15th Congressional District includes South Dade and Monroe Counties. Deadline for applications is Oct. 1.

Fascell will nominate one candidate and nine alternates to each of the classes entering the Military, Naval and Air Force academics. In the case of the Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point, N.Y., 10 candidates named by Fascell will compete with other Florida nominees for eight scholarships. Those interested in attending a service academy should write immediately to Rep. Dante Fascell, U.S. House of Representatives, Washington, DC.

20515, Water rescue class in Gables A free demonstration and instruction on artificial respiration will be given at the Coral Gables Youth Center, 400 Anastasia at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow. The demonstration is sponsored by Red Cross volunteers from the Venetian Aquatic Club in cooperation with the Coral Gables Fire Department U-M offers high school course The High School Equivalency Diploma Review, offered by the University of Miami, will be available for the first time to the general public. In the past, enrollment has been limited to young adults who meet criteria established by the federal government. The course, from May 28 to Aug.

30, will be given Monday through Thursday from 6:45 to 10 p.m. Fee is $175. For further details, call 284-2566 or 284-3933. I 12 Miami News Staff Photo by CHARLES TRAIXOR LOCATION: 45 NE 50th St. The commercial refrigerator is "a death trap for small children" and with other appliances in the carport of this home is In violation of two city zoning ordinances, according to Alex Rubin, chief sanitation enforce ment officer for Miami.

Rubin, who checked out the premises after a call from The Miami News, said residents of the house were given immediate notice to either fasten or remove the latches of the refrigerator so that a child could not be trapped inside. Rubin said the appliances were being repaired at the house. The two violations he cited were operating a commercial enterprise in a residential area and maintaining a "nuisance-type" eyesore. Rubin ordered removal of the appliances and said he would alert the Miami Zoning Division. Got an Eyesore in your neighborhood? Help us call attention to it and participate In cleaning up your neighborhood.

Write EYESORES, The Miami News, Box 615, Miami, Fla. 33152. City employes may get longer maternity leave Free swimming lessons slated Free synchronized swimming lessons are being offered at four neighborhood pools this summer. Classes on Mondays are at Mornlngside Pool, 850 NE 55th Tuesdays, Curtis Pool, 2300 NW North River Wednesdays, Shenandoah Pool, 1805 SW 22nd Ave; and Thursdays, West End Pool, SW 3rd Street at 60th Avenue. Lessons begin at 3:30 p.m.

and are open to children and adults with basic knowledge of swimming. The Classes are part of the City of Miami Parks and Recreation Department's summer program. People in the news The Miami Police Department named Richard Bohan and Arthur Washington Outstanding Officers for April. During that month, they made 15 felony arrests in Liberty City. Mary Stair was named Most Courteous Officer for April Harry (Bud) Hayes, partner of Graham, Hayes Lange advertising agency was recently elected national secretary of Spiritual Frontiers Fellowship, an organization dealing in parapsychology Dr.

Jay S. Mendell, a senior analyst with the Pratt Whitney Aircraft Division of United Aircraft has been named associate professor at the School of Technology, Florida International University Dr. Robert Stahr Hosmon has been appointed acting chairman of the English department at the University of Miami. He replaces Dr. John McCoIlum, who resigned his administrative duties to return to fulltime teaching.

AA-OI Death Notlctl MILLS BETHEL of 6745 Aialea Miramar, pasted away May 19. Sr. cam her 29 yaars ava trom Chicago, III. Sn was a mimotr ot the Order of Eailern liar, Littlf Rivr Chapter No. 1'2.

Sn Is survived by dtugntrt. Mrs. Barbara Holly, Mrs. Jacoutlvnn Spragu and Mrs. Karen fctnenogt, sons, Michael Mills and Alton J.

lisftrs, Beueih Pnnnt, Eleanor Riley and Jeann Buds, brother Stuart, ar vci will be held Tues. PM at BENNETT 1 ULM CHAPEL IS20I NW 7 Av. (US 4411 Interment will be in Southern Me-moriel Park. Friends may call at tn funeral chapel 2-5 and 7-9 PM Mon, PEACOCK ELSIE, 84, of 3170 SW I passed away Sat. A 27 year resident of Miami.

Mrs. Peacock was a member of Smaih-r'i Sr. Center, American Assoc. ot Retired Persons, Downtown Sr. Cllnens, the Tnre Score and Ten Club and for.

marly with Welkins Products. Survivors Include daughter Mrs. w.E. Wilson, granddaughters, Paul and Mlcki Wilson, all ol Tombell, Tas, orotner Maurice Brown and sister Mrs. Fred Keel, both Of Canada.

Repose from 7-9 PM Mon, with services 3 PM Tues. LANIERJOS-BERGERLITHGOW FLAGLER iT. FUNERAL HOME. PENDER BURTON 65, of 11885 SW 189 St Raised away Sat, May 19. Survived by is wile Annie S.

Pender, 2 sons, Charles A. and Burton B. 2 daughters, Mrs. Donna M. Milton and Mrs.

Ann D. Touchton, 2 brothers, William W. and John Pender, utters, Mrs. Ann L. Marshall and Mrs.

Cora Pe-duzil, 10 grandchildren. Services will be held 3 PM Wed. at th LITHGOW GARDEN CHAPEL, Homestead, Fla. Interment Palms Memorial Garden. Frlnds my call from 7-9 PM Mon.

and Tues. RORLES DOLORES, 75, of 3297 W. 14 Hla. Services Mon. 2 PM RIVERO HIALEAH FUNERAL HOME, SCHROEDER MR, GEORGE A.

of 232 NW Ava passed away Sat. A resident 30 years coming from Washington D.C. Executive Chef at Key Biscavne Hotel, rtlr-ing in 1967. Member of the Elks and nternatlonal Chel't Association and th Lutheran Church. Surviving wlf Eliiabeth S.

Schroeder and 2 aisteri In Gar-many. Services art to prlval. HERN.PLUMMER 13th and Flaglr 4343-3333 SHOCKLEY NORMAN A KC. Mt Htl uui passed away May 20, 1973 in a local' hospital. was a natlv of Atlanta, Ga.

moving to Miami 7 yean ago. He was Chief Inspector for Airlift Interne-tlpnal Survived by his wlf Mrs. Bonnie Shock 4 sons, S. Sgt. John O.

Shock-ley. U.S. Air Fore, William, Robert A. ShockHy and Dennis P. Shockley, all of Miami, a daughter Mrs.

Rebecca D. Clements of Orlando and 4 grandchildren. Funeral services Wed. PM the BESS MEMORIAL MIAMI LAKES-HIALEAH CHAPEL, 3790 NW 167 St. Interment in Vista Memorial Gardens.

Friends may call Tui. 6-9 SKLAR HERMAN 66, of 250 North Shore M.B., passed away Fri. Survived by daughter Alllta Wax of Boston, brother Gene of St. Louis, sisters, Bib Prescott and Lillian Zarltsky, both of N.Y.C, granddaughter Slacsy-Jo Wax of Boston, son-in-law Herbert of Bnston Services Mon. 10 AM at "THE BLAS Om FUNERAL CHAPEL" 720 Seventy-First Street, Miami Beach.

Interment Lakesid Memorial Park. SMYERS DR. BERNARD 63, of 7360 SW 56 St. Repos 6 PM Mon. until 2 PM Tues.

at VAN ORSDEL CORAL GABLES MORTUARY, 4600 SW I Service! at FllLJn'JtLPelhlM Church of Coral receive friends from 6-9 PM Mon. at the mortuary. Burial will be mad privately in Woodlawn Park. Th family suggests memoriali fg th Lions Eyebank. STAUFFER ISfATAI IP.

79. fit Uuu i away Sat. May 19. She cam to Miami 20 years ago from St. Petrsburg, Fla.

A member of the Order of Eastern Star, Coconut Grove Chapter No. 170 Charter member of Whit Shrln of Jerusalem, Coconut Grove Lodg No. 2. Survyed by her husband Harry Stayfter, a sister Mrs. Emma Luwe, both of Miami.

Services 1 PM Tues. at the LITHGOW CORAL WAY CHAPEL. Please omit flowers. Family suggests donations be made to your favorite charily. Friends may call from 7-9 PM Mon.

TAISNENBAUM HYMAN. IS. Vanlnnr I passed away Sat. in Atlantic City, N.J. Survived by wife Regina, son Herbert, grandchildren, Ross, Eric and Brett and a brother Norman.

Services Mon. 10 AM at "THE RIVERSIDE" Bronx, N.Y. with interment in Sharon Gardens Cem- VALDES AMPARO, 21, of 3400 NW 100 St. Servic-RJNERAL E.RIVER H'ALEAH VASQUEZ JOSEFINA. 65.

of 3400 NW inn f. ttL HIALEAH WYLER SYLVAN, 83, of passed away Sat. Survived by wife Esther and 4 sis-fr of Switzerland. Gravesid services Jvi.Efii at 8f 0svid Cemetery. MEAAORIAL CHAPEL 13385 W.

Dixie Hwy. N. Mia. 891-6444 AA-OS Card of Thanks LUIS Delgado gratefully acknowledges mr nionr Mna wisnes ot sympathy him, Pss'no of his uncle AA-07 In Memofium SGT. CHARLES A.

GERONIMO He gave his life on Mother's. Day 1968 in Vietnam In Memory of a Loving Son Who Is greatly missed and never forgotten. Love DAD DONI SILVER Beloved wife of Jack and Mother of Virginia Left Us 1 Year ago today Her loveliness, courage, and kindness will always be with us AA-09 Cemetery Lots 235-0069 SACRIFICE lot-Good Shepherd section, Flagler Memorial 643-5379 HLAGLER Memorial, sidt by side, $275 OOl-Jf't MIAMI Memorial Park, 9 spaces, section com, rnunc rjl-JDBy flTTer 4 jSACRIFICE lot-Good Shepherd section, Flagler Memorial 643-5379 SOUTHERN Memorial companion crvot near office. 893-6898 VISTA Memorial, Catholic Monument Sec- m' SP0" an "2S MCh- 2 LOTS Flaolfr AAnmnrial 7ftA in 2865. 2 CEMETERY lots Dade Memorial Park.

call alter 5:30, 822-9254. AA-15 Florist Sympathy Flowers "Your Phone Is your charge account" BUNING THE FLORIST, INC. So. Dade 251-0994, Miami 373-4631 No. Dade 625-8194 AA-15 Florist FLOWERS ARE WORDS Of COMFORT THE EXOTIC GARDENS FLORIDA'S FLORIST CHARGE BY PHDNF Oadt 757-6401 Broward 564-0586 JEFFEU FUNERAL HOMES, INC.

HOLUS, L.I.: 188-1 1 HILLSIDE AVE. BROOKLYN: 1283 CONEY ISLAND AVE. 212776-8100 MIAMI, 13385 DIXIE HWY. 305947-1185 Represented by: Sonny Itvitt SERVICES, What's coming By BILL GJEBRE Miami Newi Riporttr Women employes of the city of Miami could get extended maternity leave with pay under a plan to let them use accumulated sick time. The plan is one of two rule changes to be considered by the Miami Civil Service Board May 29.

The other would extend the probation period of policemen from six to 12 months after academy training. Employes are permitted 12 days of sick time a year without losing pay, said Robert Paulk, board secretary. Under present rules, women have not been permitted to build up sick time toward maternity leave. Paulk said he is proposing a pregnant woman be permitted to work as long as she wants. The current practice, he said, is to allow a pregnant woman to work through her AA-OI Death Notice BREWER DAVID, of passed away Sat.

A 16 year resident lormerlv of Pills. burgh, pa. Survived by 1 ions, Irwin of Albert of Pittsburgh, pa, and Norman of Miami. dauohters. Mrs.

Ruth Feldman of Miami and Mrs. Dorothy Kaufman of Coral Cables, I sisters, Mrs. Anna Meveri of Cleveland, Ohio and Mrs. Clara WeisMrg of Detroit. 10 grandchildren.

Services Mon. 11 AM at "THE RIVERSIDE" 1717 SW 37 Av. Interment Mt. Nebo Cemetery. CAIIN GERTRUDE of 340 Jackson wit of the lata Emanuel S.

Cahn. Mother of Mrs. Marlon Nevlns of Hywd. and the late Mrs. Helene Strassburoer and Edith Harris.

7 orand- children and 4 great-grandchildren also: survive. Mrs. cann had been a resident of Hywd. for i years and passed away Sun. in Doctor's Hospital.

Services lues. 10 AM at JOHNSON-FOSTER CHAPEL, Hvwd. Priendt nuv call Mon. 7-e PM. Interment In Unlonfield kemeury, erooKiyn, n.t.

COOK MRS. NORA 12, of 4300 NW 14 passed away May It. A Miami rtsident sine 1911 from Ft. Wayne, ind. Survived by 3 daughters, Mrs.

Martha Noel and Mrs. Barbara Carper, both of Miami, 7 grandsons and I great-grandson. Friends may call 4-9 PM Mon. and until services 1:30 PM Tues. VAN ORSDEL CORAL GABLES CHAPEL, 4600 ayy at.

CARDOSO EUDORA, 13, of 0t SW 7 Av. Services Mon. 10:30 AM RIVERO HIALEAH FUNERAL HOME. FRUITT HARRY, 67. of M.B., passed away Sat.

He cam here 10 years ago from Denver, Colo. Member of Kniohts at Pvthi as and B'Nal Brilh. Survived by wile Goldie, daughter Mn, Mlreiiia Morgan of Richmond, 3 grandchildren and a cromer jbck Frucht ot Belgium. Services wera held at "THE RIVERSIDE" 1920 Alton M.B. GREENE ROSE, tl, of passed away Sun.

I year resident formerly of N.V. Survived by husband Jack of M.B., 2 sons, Stanley and Stuart, both of Miami and 2 grandchildren. Services Mon. 3:30 PM from "THE RIVERSIDE" 1250 Normandy Dr. followed by Interment in Lakeside Memorial Park.

Shiva will be observed at tht residence of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Ltvy, 951 Jefferson M.B. HAYES ROBERT, 59, of 1300 Collins Ave. Prl- vate services were neid.

MIA.MI-GLASS FUNERAL HOME 1648 NW 17 Ava. 035-1313 HENDRIE JOHN 71, Of 1403 NW 7 passed away May 18. A resident of Miami 20 years coming trom Yonkers. Y. Mem.

ber of the Masons, Mahl Shrine ot Miami and Caroanters Local No. 19 nl Miami. Survived by wife Margaret, 2 sons, John A. Jr. and Donald both of Annaoolls, sister Isobel Rose of Hraaenton, t-ta.

and grandchildren. Repose 2-4 and 7-9 PM Mon. with ser vices I PM Tues. at LITHGOW FU-i NCKAL LCNTCK, 481 Nfc 34 St. KATSOULIS TESSIE, of 434 SW 18 passed away Frl.

She Is survived by a niece and nephew Rose and Newburn Appling, a nephew and niec Georgt and Irene Kallas. In repose Mon. from 2-4 and 6-9 PM with Greek Prayer Services at 7:30 PM in MIAMI-GLASS CHAPEL. Funeral service Tues. II AM at the Church of the Greek Orthodox Community of Greater Miami, 6566 SW 33 St.

Rev. C.J. Chokanls officiating. Interment MIAMI-GLASS FUNERAL HOME 184BNW17AV. 635-8313 KERGE NELLIE, 71, Of 4500 SW 87 a miami res aem ror 27 years formerly of Washington, D.C.

Survived bv her hus band Sam, one son Knmp and 2 daugh ten, Josephine Win kle and Evelyn Vernls, all of Miami, 8 grandchildren. 4 sisters. Olga David of Miami, Pauline Tagreen of Ohio, Fudwa Haddad of Mexico, Amelia Khatab of Lebanon. Friends may call 4-9 PM Mon. at VAN ORSDEL CORAL GABLES CHAPEL.

4600 SW I Si. Ser vices at Cathedral of St. George 11 AM Tues. Entombment In Woodlawn Mausoleum. KOEHLER MRS.

LILLIAN 76, Of 1170 NW 108 Miami, passed away sat. May i Cam to Miami 20 years ago from Chicago. III. A member of the Woman's International Bowling Congress for 40 years. Survived bv her husband William.

In repose 6-9 PM Mon. with serv ces 1:30 PM Tues. VAN ORSDEL GRATIGNY RD. CHAPEL, 770 NW 119 St. Burial Southern Memorial Park.

LAPIDUS MRS. HANNAH, 66, of MB, passed away Sun. Came her 2 wars ago from N.Y.C. Treasurer of Mt. Scopus Chapter of Hadassah and member of Temple Beth Sholom, Survived by husband Joseph, sons, Sidney of New Rochelle, N.Y.

and Martin of N.Y.C daughters- in-law Ruth and Merry, 3 grand children, Gall, Janet and Roy, brothers, beorge, i-reiucner or Washington and Jack re cher of Yonkers. N.Y. Ser. vices and interment In Mt. Vernon, N.Y.

Local arrangements by "THE RIVERSIDE" 1920 Alton M.B LASHWAY WILFRED, 79, of 12310 NE 10 passed away May 20, 1973. He came here In 1967 from Jersey City, N.J, following retirement In 1965 as a Print er. He was a member of Holy Family Catholic Church, a 50 year member of the N.Y. Typographical Union No. 6 of N.Y.C.

and the N. Miami Shutt eboard Club. Survivors Include his wife Agnes of N. Miami, a daughter Mrs. William Harper, and 4 grandchildren of Union-dale.

L.I., N.Y. Rosary Mon. 8:30 PM at JOSEPH B. COFER 8, SON MIAM SHORES FUNERAL HOME, 10931 NE 6 Ave. where friends may call Mon.

6-9 P.M. Funeral Mass Tues. 10:30 AM at Holy Family Catholic Church. Interment Southern Memorial park. LEARY AGNES 63, of 819 NW 96 passed awav suddenly on May 20, 1973.

She had been a resident of Miami for 26 years, moving here from Brooklyn, N.Y. She is survived by husband Albert J. Leary, 2 sons, Thomas and James, 3 daughters, Mrs. Agnes Nelson, Mrs. Connie Edwards and Mrs.

Mariorie Wil son, 3 sisters, Mrs. Betty Innes, Mrs. Peggy Ladd and Mrs. Anrte Carter, 11 orandchi dren, 11 great-grandchildren, Funeral services Tues. 1 PM at 'he BESS MEMORIAL MIAMI SHORES CHAPEL, 10936 NE 6 Ave.

interment in Dade Memorial Park. Friends may call Mon. 6-9 PM. MacDONALD ALBERT 58, of 11800 NE 10 Biscavne Park, oassed awav sat. A res ident since 1964 formerly of Brunswick, Maine.

Merrmer ot Miami snores r-res-hvterian Church and South Fla. Pharmaceutical Assoc. Survived by wife Barbara, sons, Walter of Wrentham, John of Gainesville, Fla. and James and Scott, both of Miami, sister Mrs. Georgie Bosler of Belmont, Mass.

Services 2 PM Tues. in the PHILBRICK 4 SON MIAMI SHORES FUNERAL HOME, 11415 NE 2 Ave. Interment in Southern Memorial Park. Friends may call at the funeral home 7- pm won. PERDIX THOMAS, 77, passed away Fri.

Services will be private. MlflMI-fll ASS FUNERAL HOME 1648 NW 17 Ave. 635-8313 Let us care with Chapels available in all communities in New York and throughout the Miami area. an affiliate ol INTERNATIONAL FUNERAL I 5 ri Emma Lazarus Chapter of B'nai B'rith will meet tomorrow, 8 p.m., at Jefferson National Bank, 301 Arthur Godfrey Miami Beach. Investment counselor Nickey Ross will speak on "How to Make Money." Newly elected officers of the Miami Legal Secretaries Association will be installed by Chief Circuit Court Judge Thomas E.

Lee Jr. at a banquet in the Encore Room of the Dupont Plaza Hotel, 5:30 p.m. tomorrow. Dr. Daniel Mintz, head of Islet Transplant Research being conducted at the University of Miami School of Medicine, will discuss his project and receive a check for $50,000 from the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation at its general meeting tomorrow, 8 p.m., at the Mailman Center for Child Development, 1601 NW 12th eighth-floor auditorium.

rmrr rmmrmrr mimtm Bankruptcies, Crime, Meetings Marriages, uivurces, MILLS, Bethel of 6743 Azalea Miramar. Services 2 p.m. Tuesday, Bennett and Ulm Funeral Home. PEACOCK, Elsie, 84, of 31 70 SW Eighth St Services 3 p.m. Tuesday, Lanier-Jos-berger-Lithgow Flagler Street Chapel.

PENDER, Burton 65, of 11885 SW 189th St Ser. vices 3 p.m. Wednesday, Lithgow Garden Chapel, Homestead. PERDIX, Thomas, 77, of Miami. Private services, Miami -Glass Funeral Home.

SCHROEDER, George of 232 NW 13th chef at Key Biscayne Hotel. Private services, Ahern-Plummer Funeral Home. SHOCKLEY, Norman 55, of 3811 NW 173rd inspector for Airlift International. Services 3 p.m. Wednesday, Bess Memorial Miami Lakes-Hialeah Chapel.

SKLAR, Herman 66, of 250 North Shore Miami Beach. Services 10 a.m. today, Blasberg Funeral Chapel. STAUFFER, Natalie, 72, of 83 NW 34th Ave. Services 1 p.m.

Tuesday, Lithgow Coral Way Chapel. SZIGETI, Ilona, 84, of 155 NE 193rd homemaker. Graveside services 1 p.m today. Mount Nebo Cemetery, Lithgow 150th Street Chapel. VALDES, Joaquin, 74, of 4335 W.

Flagler St. Requiem mass 3 p.m. today, St. John Bosco Catholic Church, Rivero Miami Funeral Home. Deaths HSU I Dr.

Casper Warren, 76, former two-term president of the Southern Baptist Convention, died yesterday in Charlotte, N.C. Under his administration, the Southern Baptists became the nation's largest Protestant denomination. Julius Thomas, 76, a National Urban League administrator for 29 years who retired 18 months ago as director of industrial relations, died yesterday in Dayton, Ohio. Edward Hudson Lane, 81, founder and board chairman of the Lane makers of furniture, died Saturday in Altavista, Va. Although for 40 years the firm's sole product was cedar chests, the company is now considered one of the largest furniture-manufacturing operations in the world.

Dr. David Milford Hume, 55, a pioneer kidney-transplant specialist, died Saturday in the crash of his private plane. He was chairman of surgrry at Medical College of Virginia in Richmond. BLOSE, James 52, of 2150 SW 19th St Mass of the Resurrection 10 a.m. Tuesday, Sts.

Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Bess-Combs Coral Gables Chapel. BRENNER, David, 80, of Miami Beach, Services 11 a.m. today, Riverside Chapel. CHANDLER, James, 74, of 5250 NW 30th custodian. Services 4 p.m.

today, Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Range Funeral Home. COOK, Nora 82, of 4300 NW 14th St. Services 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, Van Orsdel Coral Gables Chapel.

CRUZ, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Rinaldo Cruz, of 220 SW 84th Ave. Services 11:30 a.m. today, Rivero Miami Funeral Home.

FRUITT, Harry, 67, of Miami Beach. Riverside Alton Road Chapel. GREENE, Rose, 62, of Miami Beach. Services 3:30 p.m. today, Riverside Normandy Isle Chapel.

HAYES, Robert, 59, of 1300 Collins Ave. Private services, Miami-Glass Funeral Home. HENDRIE, John 71, of 1403 NW Seventh St. Services 1 p.m. Tuesday, Lith-gow 54th Street Chapel.

HERNANDEZ, Maria, 87, of 220 SW 38th Ct. Services 2 p.m. today, Rivero Miami Funeral Home. JERNIGAN, Paul Andrew, 15, of 181 E. 60th Hialeah.

Services 2 p.m. Tuesday, Carl F. Slade Palm Springs -Miami Lakes Chapel. KATSOULIS, Tessie, of 434 SW 18th Rd. Services 11 a.m.

Tuesday, Church of the Greek Orthodox Community of Greater Miami, Miami-Glass Funeral Home. KERGE, Nellie, 78, of 4500 SW 87th Ave. Services 11 a.m. Tuesday, Cathedral of St. George, Van Orsdel Coral Gables Chapel.

KOEHLER. Lillian 76, of 1170 NW 108th St. Servic-es 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, Van Orsdel Gratigny Road Chapel. LAPIDUS, Hannah, 66, of Miami Beach.

Services in Mt. Vernon, N. Riverside Alton Road Chapel. LASHWAY, Wilfred, 79, of 12310 NE 10th retired printer. Mass 10:30 a.m.

Tuesday, Holy Family Catholic Church, Cofer and Son Miami Shores Funeral Home. LEARY, Agnes 63, of 819 NW 96th St. Services 1 p.m. Tuesday, Bess Memorial Miami Shores Chapel. McDONALD, Albert B-, 58, of 11800 NE 10th Ave.

Ser-vices 2 p.m. Tuesday, Phil-brick and Son Miami Shores Funeral Home. McIIUGlL'john. 48, of 11051 SW 200th St. Services in Philadelphia, Branam Funeral Home.

MESSER, Joseph 85, of Miami Beach. Graveside services 2 p.m. today, Mount Ncbo Cemetery, Newman Funeral Home. seventh month. The proposal to extend the probation period for police officers would mean that the total period of training and probation would be 18 months, Paulk said.

The change has been urged by Police Chief Bernard Garmier for some time, Paulk added. Police officials, Paulk said, feel more time is needed to evaluate a rookie police officer. The proposed rule change regarding pregnant employes, Paul said, came after a recent review of federal equal employment opportunity guidelines. The city attorney's office said the policy of not allowing female employes to credit sick days toward maternity leave probably could be challenged successfuly in the courts, Paulk said. OF MARRIAGE Roquo and Etilvia Dt Avila Carl L.

and Glenna E. Garrttt Mantst Dominiqut and Willit R. G. Innocent Carl. L.

and Mary L. Mitchell Richard J. and Barbara Welsh John L. and Sandra S. Galbraith Richard and Deborah Tyson Barry and Roberta K.

Gimbel Ktnntth G. and Wilms D. Hetterling Paul M. and Kerstin M. Hives Manuel and Georglna G.

Arroyo Gerald A. and Catherine M. Hosmer Robert and Barbara De Pasquale Lto and Dorothy Schntider Gary M. and Linda M. Capurso Rogelio and Mayra Marti Richard P.

and Betty D. Sugg Charles and Elsie Elder Benjamin F. and Jo Ellon Oavenport Richard L. and Gloria A. Dean Charles C.

and Arlent B. Stamm rtcorder and table. 1838 NW 42nd apartment; ripped clasp off door; 19-inch TV, guitar, record player, tape recorder. 224 NW 21st apartment; broken slats indoor; 12-inch TV, clock-radio, clock. 1710 NW 1st apartment; kicked open front door; 21-inch color TV.

611 NW 72nd business; pulled out jalousie; two air conditioners. 1541 NW 61st residence; removed jalousie; 19-inch portable TV. 6331 NW 12th apartment; sawed lock off door; AM FM radio, tapt playtr with two speakers. 2439 NW 36th business; cut lock; recording message machine, two typewriters, adding machine, radio, can opener, camera, electric shaver and electronic equipment. 7013 NW 6th residence; removed screen; 23-inch portable TV, SIM.

569 NE 68th apartment; removed window screen; assorted jewelry, assorted clothing, tapt deck, camera case, flight bag. 135 NE 59th apartment; pushed in screen; 12-inch TV, sewing machine. 3212 Eliiabeth St house; tntry through bathroom window; ring. 3225 Oak house; broken windows shotgun, bank books, 1 DISSOLUTIONS Cesar and OlgaOuiroga Rufus and Vivian O. Wilkerson George and Mart Mulet David and Carol Douglass Alberto and Miriam Juliachs Robert M.

and Eliiabeth Bauman Jamts F. and Miliden Harris Manrlqut and Miki Alonso Lult E. and Eltna Carbontll Richard A. and Susan M. Spenny Paul F.

and Ttrtsa LaRost Jerry L. and Gwendolyn C. Hill Harry N. and Rosamond J. Lingerman William F.

and Virginia M. Ryder Johnny M. and Dtitra L. Williams Jostph W. Jr.

and Betty J. Adair Robert and Freddit M. Walker Clifton R. and Tamara Spinney Anthony J. and Nora V.

Barkett Dorian R. and Maria L. Bantield Leonard and Jantt L. Bean up LICENSES Jeffrey p. Nicholson, 455 Ocean Miami Beach, and Maria Ralaela Rojas, 3399 Poinciana Coconut Grov Oralus Noel, 59 NE 11th and Clara t.

Hightower, 7400 NW 19th Ave. Julio O. Otaio, 2794 SW 34th and Patricia A. Crut, 3560 SW 6th St. Fernando Oviedo, 1052 NW 113th and Violet R.

Llorante, same address Norris J. Polley, 7940 SW 36th and Betty Jo Nichols, sam addrtss William O. Porter. 1945 NW 191st and Clair Grant, tarn addrtss Luis A. Rojas, 1030 NW 111th and Nancy Futntes, 5490 W.

13th Hialeah Thomas N. Roy, 9915 NE 4th Miami Shores, and Dtnist Mc- Caughan, 570 NE 103rd St. Eddlt James Salter, 725 NW 7th and Mary Let Birden, same addrtss Walter W. Sackttt, Ml, 12S Edgewater and Ellen H. Simmons, 3241 SW 21st St.

Horace J. Sampson, 1175 NW lath and Layclyde D. Lewis, 431 NW Ith St. Francisco E. Santos, 120 NW 17th and Martha M.

Prieto, Malaga Coral Gables Ira C. Simowiti, 401 69th Miami Beach, and Denis M. Landry, 755 W. 43rd Hialeah Ralph Storey 3911 NW 176th Carol City, and Pamtla E. Ltdoytn, 16925 NW 53rd Opa-locka Anthony E.

Tynes, 2111 Rutland and Florida L. Horton, 6544 NW 14th CI. Carlos Ucha, 221 SW 12th and Rosa Esquivel, 1055 Codadad, Opa-locka Thomas C. Valentino, 335 Ocean Miami Beach, and Rogelia Fidalgo, Asturias, Spain Pedro Velei, 224 NW 40th and Otilia Tamayo, 219 NW 33rd St. Elliott A.

Young, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and Barbara E. Moortfitld, 1500 Venera, Coral Gables Rafael Ortll, Ponca de Leon Coral Gables, and Mary C. Hopkins, 139 NE 9th St. Laurtano F. Borges, 221 Mallorca orai sanies, ano Leonor t.

van-Houten 020 SW 11th 1 Jacques Charles, 1210 NE 1st 4, and Celia I. Joseph, 36S NW S9th St. Larry M. Tinglty, Key Largo, and Cathie Ann Shook, Key Largo Juan Gavllan, Madrid, Spain, and Maria E. Fries, 1420 NE 13th 12 OF MARRIAGE Thomas P.

and Mary O. Sawyer Jos M. and Elisa A. Regalada Rafael A. and Lina O.

Ibanei Ashlty C. and Marion R. Jeter David S. and Edi J. Walton Jeffrey C.

and Thtrtsa Taylor Btlisari C. ai.ft.Rose E. Bustiol Enrique G. and darol A. Estevei MIAMI CRIME STATISTICS BURGLARIES Northwest MARRIAGE Efrain Alvirit, 2011 NW 30th and Julia Mrtintl, umi addrtss Rotchild AntelM, 44 NE 44th and Ttrry Fay Haynts, 1710 NW 1st Ct.

Andrti A. Aramburu, II Calabria, Coral oaoitv and sunn oait Biai, 4a La Villa, Miami Springs Howard E. Barman, 44S 195th N. Miami Beach, and Ctcilia da Laurdts Artaaga, MI NE 3rd Av. Mark Douglas! Black, 2775 SW llrd and Anita Louis Marshburn, 9760 Thanksgiving Or.

Larry Allan Bollingar, Pittsburgh, Pnn sylvania, and Carolyn Hdenc Singar, 709 N. Srnnway Coral Gabls Donald Charles Bomback 130 NE 134th N. Miami, and Jan Francs Bryan, 2469 SW 22nd Ttr. Walter Burr Cady, IS Antilla Coral Gables, and Anni R. Goodman, 700 Billmor Way, Coral Gables James Andrew Chesson, III, 1171 Wren Miami Springs, and Cehrry Blix- abeth Lewis, (7S3 NW Sth Av.

John Thomas Cooper, 1007 W. 6th Hialeah, and Janet Eliiabeth Orwig, 3911 NW 58th Miami Springs Jose Luis Do Leon, 432 SW 3rd and Felina Zoraida Ferro, S63S W. 13th Hialeah Alfred Ellington Duncan, 1760 NW 61th and Bernic Rymts, 720S NW 14th Av. Henry Evans, 6144 NW Sth and Barbara Jean Campbell, sam address Antonio Fontcla, 421 W. 33rd Hialeah, and Elena E.

Tous, 4761 W. 9th Hialeah William George Gallagher, 1401 NW 14th and Yvonne Eliiabeth Watson, 20160 NW 13th N. Miami Armando L. Garcia, 345 SW Sth and Daisy Cancel, same addrtss Alan Selig Glackman, 1805 San Souci N. Miami, and Bents Rove Solloway, S5S i.

Short Miami Beach Marvin Graham, 1750 NW 19th and Clarittha Humes, sam address Jos M. Grana, 73S NW 24th and Nida M. Dalama, 1042 SW 2nd St. James Franklin Harris, 17350 SW 105th Ave and Dorothin Gardner, 10610 SW 146th St. Clarence E.

Hodges 454 NW 10th Homestead, and Ruby M. Hodges, tarn addrtss George Koukaurinls, Volos, Greece, and Conc.pcion G. Garcia, 3101 SW 25th Tr. DISSOLUTIONS Ralph T. and "dbtrsoii James 8.

an Ann M. Porter Charlts and Brnic Linvill Granvill P. and Olga E. Andtrjn Hard and Sha Hlmari William O. and Gwgina Landon ErntV and Dor.thy W.

Hicks William C. and Sara S. Smith 583 NW 32nd boarding houst; unknown tntry, victim awaktntd by choking; unknown 1935 NW 44th residence; tntry by key; 19-inch color TV. 440S NW 17th house; climbed through kitchen window; stereo-radio-tape combination, TV, living room furniture. 3525 NW 7th school; enttred through open window; unknown 3695 NW 1st doctor's office; removed front window; 15 personal checks, one proscription pad.

218 NW 1 1th apartment; pried lock; unknown 1280 NW 60th apartment; removed glass shutter; unknown 1S21 1 1 NW 2nd apartment; pried lock on front door; two shirts. 1460 NW 42nd residence; pass-key; revolvtr, shot-gun, fishing rttl, tapt Northeast 7411 Biscayn Blvd; apartment; open door; wallet, miscellaneous credit cards, S400. 150 NE 63rd rtsidtnee; forced door; unknown Southwest J920 SW residence; brokt door; tlectric hair brush, blanket. 609 Brickell Ave; church; brokt window, burned doors; unknown.