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The Miami Herald from Miami, Florida • 26

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The Miami Heraldi
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Miami, Florida
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VlimPloPW44'PunerIpPmqr'W weirmemtipman EirwlealrWmeaMftiowlwaNweireig4PMPIIIFVPqgragOWWV1WWWWWP114111111MWWPOWNO 441 THE MIAMI HERALD Mon Jan 27 1975 NIP 1 Death No tices 1E1) AD ERTIsING 11 41- CI cMillan Howard AA 01 Death Notices AA-01 Death Notices Mechanics Sprout As the Economy Puts on Brakes I 7" 5 I Howard McMillan one of the architects of Dade County school integration who rose from a teaching NELKIN JACOB 67 painting contractor for merly of NY Retired 7 years of MB Survived by beloved wife Eva daughter Marion sons Harold and Elliot 4 grandchildren Norma and Jody Neyer and Ted and Todd Nelkin a sister and 2 brothers Services were held Thurs from THE RIVERSIDE" 1250 Normandy Dr with interment in Mt Sinai Cemetery PEACOCK ALON SO HORTENSIA 80 of 190 28 St Hialeah passed away Jan 26 A resident of this community since 1946 She was a housewife Survived by her son Mr Aldo Legido Miami Springs and Mr Frody Legido NY 2 grandchildren 2 great grandchildren Family will receive friends 2-4 1-9 PM Mon Rosary 1:30 PM Mon at the CARL SLADE HIALEAH-MIAMI SPRINGS CHAPEL 800 Palm Ave Requiem mass 930 Tues morning St John's Catholic Church Interment Vista Memorial Gardens ARONSON coming into the stores and asking for help I'm talking about white-collar workers who normally would not do their own repairs" Howard McMillan school administrator 1 versy Picketing teachers complained that administrators were lounging in $53586 chairs It turned Out that the teachers had misread a purchasing bid McMillan who had a master's degree from the University of Illinois came to Miami from Lewiston where he had been superintendent of schools He began teaching at Shenandoah in 1955 and three years later began a series of promotions in administration becoming director of special federally funded programs then assistant superintendent in post at Shenandoah Ele- mentary School to associate superintendent for administration died Sunday at Mercy Hospital after a heart attack He was 55 In the late 1960s when the school system was desegregated McMillan then assistant school superintendent was one of the worried administrators redrawing the boundaries for stu'deats Later he was in charge of drawing up the transfers needed to integrate the teaching staffs Once even the price of the chair McMillan sat in was the center of contro Services For Tax Crusader LOUIS 82 of 320 Collins Ave! MB passed away Sat He is surI vived by his wife Tillie' and nieces and nephews Graveside services and interment will be held Mon 2 PM at Star of David Memorial Park under direction Of GORDON FUNERAL HOME BAUER K1TTIE 78 of 4271 SW 15 St passed away Sun Came here in 1928 from Winnsboro SC A member of the Bryan Memorial Methodist Church and the Housekeepers Club She is survived by 2 daughters Mrs Margaret Ellen Choinacki Miami Mrs Viginia Lee Lake Wales Fla 1 son Lawrence Allen Peacock Asbury Park NJ 2 sisters Mrs Mozeile Simmons LI NY Mrs Jane Keene Atlanta Ga brother Robert Hood Miami 5 grandchildren 5 great grandchildren Funeral service 10 AM Wed at the PHILBRICK SON CORAL GABLES FUNERAL HOME 837 Ponce be Leon Blvd with the Rev George Bourn BryanMemorial Methodist Church officiating Friends may call at the funeral home 7-9 PM Mon and Tues Interment will be Wood lawn Park 'Cemetery 0x1 kt0 vv 1-UL Rey George Sc rial Methodist Friends may call a 7-9 PM Mon an will be Woodlawn 1968 and associate superintendent in 1971 McMillan is survived by his wife Mary a retired Miami High teacher two daughters Nancy Delvalle of Miami and Patricia Wisdom of Georgia and three grandchildren DAVIE 73 of Miami passed away Sun A member of He is sur vivedby his wife Shirley a son Ste- phen Hillsdale NJ daughters Mrs Joyce Shekalus NYC and Mrs Renee Goodman Portsmouth NH 5 grandchildren and her sisters Ser- POIIERVNT1 vices and interment will be held in NYC Local arrangements under the MOLLIE 84 of MI direction of "THE RIVERSIDE" 1920 away Sun A 31 ye Alton Rd MB 1 1 eif ki Cho MOLLIE 84 of away Sun A 31 year of NYC She Mother Beach Police Chief's 1 I 1 SANTA MONICA Calif (AP) Private services are planned for Vivien Kellems who crusaded against the federal tax system contending it discriminated against single persons Miss Kellems who was 78 died early 'Saturday of pneumonia had entered St John's Hospital here about 10 days ago She lived in East Haddam Conn spending some winters in California and had been here the last few months with her brother Dr Jesse Kellems of nearby Brentwood Miami Beach passed resident formerly was a member of Temple Emanuel She is survived by her sons Chief Rocky Pomerance Miami Beach and Manny Pomerantz NYC a daughter Lillian Kahn Miami Beach grandchildren Kenneth James Vicky all of MB and Holly NYC sister Rose Zinker MB neral services will be held 3:30 PM Mon at "THE RIVERSIDE" 1920 Alton Rd followed by interment at Mt Nebo Cemetery In lieu of flowers family suggests donations to the Heart Fund CAR RERA-JUSTIZ 1 DR IGNACIO 69 of Miami died Jan 26 1975 Was born in Havana i Cuba a tormer judge Surviyeh bY wife Clara sons Ignacio and Fran1 cisco and daughter Clara Maria Pu-1 neal mass at St Raymond Catholici Church 3 PM Mon Interment at Woodlawn Park CABALLERO MIAMI CHAPEL in charge I 11 sense of service and devotion to the country" Mrs Pomerantz was a member of Temple Emanu-EL Besides Chief Pomerance she is survived by another son Manny Pomerantz a daughter Lillian Kahn a sister Rose Zinker and four grandchildren Services will be at 3:30 pm today at the Riverside Alton Road Chapel The famby requests donations be made to the Heart Fund Mollie Pomerantz 84 whose son is Miami Beach Police Chief Rocky Pomerance died Sunday of a heart attack at Mount Sinai Hospital Mrs Pomerantz a resident of Miami Beach was born in Austria and came to Miami from New York 31 years ago "She was a simple woman whose entire life was devoted to her children and grandchildren" her daughter-in-law Hope Pomerance said "She instilled in them a great CLAY 1 Springs' Dr Earl Kropf 84 STEINBERG DR BENJAMIN Louis 69 of Bay Harbor Passed away Jan 24 1975 A resident here since 1946 coming 4 from Singac NJ -Survived by his wife Bertha of 44' Bay Harbor 4 sons Jodney and Wayne of NMB Louis Rose of Miami Steven Rose of Portland Oregon daunitters in law Go Ida Susan and Arlene 8 grandchildren mother-in-law Mrs Ann Lubet of MB Dr Steinberg was a graduate of of Iowa Medical School Major in the US Army and served in the South Pacific Chief of Anesthesiology VA Administration Lake City Fla Senior Attending Physician on the staff of Mt Sinai Hospital for 23 years past Chairman of Dept of Anes Mt Sinai Hospital past secretary of medical staff Mt Sinai Hospital past Chairman of the Aries Residents program at Mt Sinai Hospital past President of Greater Miami Arles Association Author of several published medical research articles Dr Steinberg was a member of the American Society of Anesthesiologists AMA the FA4 DCMA DCAA-Board of Certified Aries Member of Temple Menorah and an active member of the Civic Community Funeral services Sun 3:30 PM Jen 26 1975 at "THE RIVERSIDE" 1920 Alton Rd M13 Interment in Riverside Cemetery Rochelle Park NJ In lieu of flowers make donations to South Beach Sr Citizens Center YMFIA 25 Washington Ave MB esthe)CMA Meman ac-omoni-O PM SIDE" ant in Park -t 44 gl '4 Ir: tam in the Army during World War 1 Dr Kropf is survived by his wife Agnes one daughter Mrs Warren Smith one son Richard nine grandchildren and 21 great-grandchildren Friends may call from 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm today at the Carl Slade Hialeah-Miami Springs Chapel Services will be at 1 pm Tuesday at the church The family asks that contributions be made to the Miami Springs United Methodist Church Dr Earl Kropf 84 former owner of a veterinary hospital in Canton Ohio and a 31-year Miami resident died Saturday in Hialeah Hospital He lived at 486 Falcon Ave Miami Springs Dr Kropf was born in Ohio and came to Miami in 1944 from Canton He was a member of the Jul Hard Masonic Lodge was first commander of the Monmier-Duplain Post of the American Legion was an honorary member of the Administrative Board of the Miami Springs United Methodist Church and was a cap CLARA 81 of 1801 NW 81 St Passed away Sat in Hialeah Hospital -Born in Monticello Ga she had been a resident of Dade Co for over 50 years Mrs Clay was retired from the Dade Co School Board where she had served tor 26 years as a cafeteria cook She was with Robert Lee Jr' High Miami Country Day School and other Dade Co Schools during her term with the school board Survived by daughter Mrs Dorothy Adkins Miami granddaughters Mrs Betty Honkonen Miami and Miss Nancy Adkins Miami Funeral services will be held 11 AM Tues in the BESS-1 COMBS SON FUNERAL HOME! MIAMI SHORES CHAPEL 10936 NE 6 Ave Interment Dade Memorial Park Cemetery friends may call Mon (today) 6-9 PM COLE MRS GOLDIE HEYWOOD 80 of 10131 SW 13 Ave A Miami resident since 1923 coming from Ohio A member of the Unity Center of Practical Christianity and No 172 Little River Chapter Survived by 2 daughters Mrs Franella Sidebottom Hialeah and Mrs Gloria Dann Miami 1 sister Elsie Swartzbaugh Calif 4 i grandchildren 8 great grandchildren' The family will receive friends 7-9 PM Mon Services 11 AM Tues VAN ORSDEL CORAL GABLES CHAPEL 4600 SW 8 St DuBOIS MRS ALICE 62 of Miami passed away Jan 25 She came here 7 years ago from Brooklyn NY and is sur vived by her son Edward DuBois daughter Mrs John Takarenicz sis- ter Mrs Josephine Delaney brothers 1r Thomas and Michael Brown daughter-indaw Mrs Jean DuBois sister-in-law Mrs Margaret McGuire 8i grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren She was also Past President of St Monica's Senior Citizens Club The rosary will be prayed Tues 8 PM at BENNETT ULM CHAPEL 15201 NW 7 Ave (US 441) The Mass of the Resurrection will be offered Wed 9:30 AM in St Morn- ca's Catholic Church Entombment will follow in Dade Memorial Park Friends may call at the funeral chapel Mon 7-9 PM Tues 24 7-9 PM I Bookkeeper Winifred Williams MISS KELLEMS sent back her federal income tax returns for 1972 and 1973 with only her name filled in according to her secretary who asked that her name not be used The retired industrialist paid no income taxes in those years she said "She wasn't paying her taxes on the basis that she has been overtaxed because she was single" the secretary said For the five years from 1967 to 1971 Miss Kellems paid only a portion of her federal income taxes the secretary said "She felt it was an unfair tax" she added "She was willing to pay on her basis and not on the basis of the Internal Revenue Service" Miss Kellems contended that the 1948 law creating separate tax rates for single and married persons was illegal because it favored married persons IN NtOST instances married couples filing joint returns have a lower effective tax rate than single persons However in some instances in which both have substantial incomes married persons whether they filed jointly or separately pay more taxes than would two unmarried persons with the same incomes' A US Tax Court judge in Washington DC ruled in June 1972 that Miss Kellems was wrong in contending that she a single person should be taxed at the same rate as a married 'FARB' 3iN SOPHIE BACK 70 of 500 NE 83 St Passed away Sat at Mt Sinai Hospital Formerly of Brooklyn rs Tarzian has resided in Miami NY or the Oast 3 years She is survived by a son Harry Tarzian Staten Island NY daughter Mrs Jane Robins Miami and granddaughter Rachel' Gallagher NY Funeral services will be held in Brooklyn NY Local arrangements under the 'direction of BESS-COMBS SON FUNERAL HOMES MIAMI SHORES CHAPEL 10936 NE 6 Ave 83 St HOSP Mrs (or the by a Island Zobins Rachel' es will ar ion of IERAL 1APEL By ANDY ROSENBLATT Herald Staff Writer David Brickes wearing only a Tshirt and old work pants hovers over his dismantled 350-horsepower engine like a doctor preparing for open-heart surgery Screwdrivers wrenches an sockets cover the floor A thin layer of grease drips onto Brickes' elbow but the slightly built balding man hardly looks like your typical mechanic Which he is not RATHER Brickes is a Hollywood banker locked in an oily messy knuckle-scraping struggleto protect a very important investment his car There is evidence everywhere that other Floridians are doing the same Consider: The owners of South Florida auto-supply stores say that business is up substantially Enrollment in automotive courses offered by the Dade adult-education program has doubled in' the last 18 months Despite slumping new car sales Ford Motor Comb pany's parts and service division set a sales record in 1974 Scores of LI-Fix-It garages have opened around the country within the last six months and are doing a I brisk business THERE ARE two such garages operating in Dade and ot hers are planned Brickes frequents the garage in Miami Gardens where he rents tools on an hourly basis and does the labor himself "I don't want to buy a new car" says Brickes a Southeast Bank vice president leaning up against his 1968 model "They're too damn expensive I've always considered them one of the' greatest ripoffs against the American people" Since coming to the garage Brickes has learned to rebuild pistons and care for his brakes Mechanical advice is available at the garage for no extra charge Bill Wagener a Miami High teacher interested in getting extra years out of his 1970 station wagon has begun doing repair work at home "I'm interested in mechanics" said Wagener 25 "but it's also more economical With the help of my friends I just rebuilt my old car for $1000 rather than spending $5000 for a new one" Brickes and Wagener are doing fairly complicated repair work other car owners have undertaken relatively simple tasks such as changing oil filters air filters water pumps and carburetors "If I didn't know how to do the little things like tune-ups and oil changes" says Hialeah housewife Betty Frasier "I couldn't afford to keep the family's second car running" The growing numbers of do-it-yourselfers spell good business for auto-supply shops At Hialeah Auto Parts owner Frank Gil has increased his sales staff from five to six One chain Rose Auto Parts with 14 stores in Dade and Broward has begun a promotional camPaign aimed at amateur mechanics by providing free literature and tions "There's no question about it" says Donald Goodman vice president of the chain "we are getting a lot of inexperienced people Lawrence and Donald Howard two sisters Edith Rempe and Mrs Leona Lamphear and three grandchildren Friends may call from 6 to 9 pm today at the Lowe-Hanks Palm Springs-North Hialeah Funeral Home where services will be at I 1 am Tuesday The family requests donations be made to the local cancer fund Winifred Howard Williams 58 a native of Miami and bookkeeper for the Climatrol Corp died Sunday of cancer at Palmetto General Hospital Mrs Williams of 14625 Harris Pl Miami Lakes graduated from Edison High School She was a member of the Miami Lakes Woman's Club She is survived by two sons James and Bruce A two brothers Emmett ARTHUR EPSTEIN- owner of Rogers Auto Supply is not surprised by the influx of business "People can't afford new cars anymore that's what they tell me" Epstein says 'If a guy has a few wrenches and doesn't mind skinning his fingers he can save a lot of bucks" Car dealers and the American Automobile Association in Miami also report an increasing number of inquiries about a maintenance People not familiar with their cars are bringing them to repair shops Because of the burgeoning concern about cars the amount of service work done atDon Allen Chevrolet ip central Miami is up 10 per cent according to owner FOgerty while South Florida's largest dealership Anthony Abraham Chevrolet has extended its service hours to handle the additional volume "People are becoming aware that they can save money by having their car maintained and perhaps keep them a year or two longer" Abraham said FIXING a car by yourself or bringing it into the shop however is not a panacea Not whEn the price of parts increased from 5 to 35 per cent during the last year "My God parts are going up" says Powell Dean owner of Powell Dean Automotive in northeast Dade "I'm afraid to take a man's car apart until I know what the parts are going to cost The cost of evaporators alone has jumped from $140 to $179 in the last three months" Edward Gormam a spokesman for the Ford Parts and Service Division in Detroit says the price of Ford parts rose an average of 5 per cent during 1974 The increases he said are directly tied to "the spiraling cost" of steel transportation and labor There are other problems in trying to hold off buying a new car by fixing the old one Joe Deptula owner of Western Trail Auto says he has heard of unemployed workers doing pick-up repairs that are not always reliable And there are people who Work on their cars without ever really learning what to do Danny Gulian owner of Coral Way Automotive Center has seen several of them "YOU'D BE surprised" says Gulian "of the number of people trying to do body work by themselves By the time they finish they have to bring it in here anyway so we can fix what they did wrong Then it ends up costing them twice as much" Unless car prices continue to drop mechanics auto-supply store owners and some dealers expect drivers to work harder on the upkeep of their cars That says Keith Leslie a spokesman for the American Automobile Association is not a bad idea "We're hearing a lot of conversation about car maintenance from our members which is something new Florida cars are probably the worst maintained in the nation Up North drivers winterize and surnmerize their cars But down here people get into the habit of thinking that if the car runs there is no need for it to be tuned up There's certainly room for improvement" 1 Goldie Cole 52-Year Resident M'EAN'ER MRS CATHERINE 81 of 8700 SW 54 Ave passed away Sat while visiting in Bowie Md Mrs Weaver came to Miami 44 years ago from Wheeling Va Survivors include 2 sons Thomas Bowie and William Miami a daughteet Mrs Kathleen Tierney Miami a sister Miss Mary Dobbins Cleveland and 13 grandchildren Friends may call at the LANIER-JOSBERGER-LITHGOVV FLAGLER FUNERAL HOME from 7-9 PM Mon Prayer service 8:15 PM Mon Mass of the Resurrection 9:15 AM Tues Epiphany Catholic Church with interment to follow in Wood lawn Park SW 54 'loft ing lire to eel ma sons ierney abbins lid ten Mon Mass Tues 1FEIDEDIAN ROSE 84 of NMB passed away Sun A 17 year resident formerly of NY She is survived by her sons Dr Milton Feidelman KB and Bernard Fields NY a daughter Mildred Jacobs NMB 8 grandchidren 3 great grandchildren Funeral services and interment will be held in NYC Local arrangements under the direction of "THE RIVERSIDE" 16480 NE 19 Ave NMB GREENFIELI) SADIE 85 of KB passed away Sun A 25 year resident formerly of NY She is survived by her son Leonard Millhauser Pompano Beach Fla1 daughters Mrs Hortense Zeitlin Far Rockaway NY and Mrs Eleanor Blum Reading Pa 7 grandchildren 5 great grandchildren sisters Ger trude Grumberg Palm Beach Fla Dorothy Richfield Calif and Rose Sandy Baltimore Md Funeral services and interment will be held in Far Rockaway NY Local arrangements under the direction of "THE RIVERSIDE" 1171 NW 60 Ave Sunrise Fla WILLIAMS Mrs Cole is survived by two daughters Mrs Franella Sidebottom and Mrs Gloria Dann one sister Elsie Swartzbaugh four grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren Friends may call from 7 to 9 pm today at the Van Orsdel Coral Gables Chapel where services will be at 11 am Tuesday Go Idle Heywood Cole 80 a resident of Miami for 52 years died Sunday at Baptist Hospital after a long illness She lived at 1013 SW 13th Ave Mrs Cole was born in Chicago and came to Miami from Ohio She was a member of the Unity Center of Practical Christianity and the OES No 172 Little River Chapter I MRS WINIFRED HOWARD 58 of 14625 Harris Pl Miami Lakes passed away Jan 26 1975 Was a native Miamian and a bookkeeper for Climatrol Corp Survived by sons James and Bruce A Williams and 3 grandchildren brothers Emmett Lawrence and Donald Howard sisters Mrs Edith Rempe and Mrs Leona Lamphear Family will receive friends' 6-9 PM Mon Services 11 AM Tues LOWE-HANKS PALM SPRINGS HiALEAH FUNERAL HOME 4850 Palm Ave Interment will be private Family suggests donations to the local Cancer Fund 58 of Passed ve Mimatrol les Lawrd sisd Mrs receive ces PALM Ni ER AL nt will nations Miamian Mrs Kittle Peacock 47- Yea 1 Kittie Peacock 78 a resident of Miami since 1928 died Sunday of cancer at South Miami Hospital She lived at 4271 SW 15th St Johil Reddy Newswriter )1t SEY HARRY 74 of Miami on Jan 25 A member of the Church by the Sea Bai Harbour and a 17 year resident of this area Survived by his wife Bernice 1 son Harry NY 1 daughter Delores Burnes Ft Laud- 2 grandchildren In repose 6-9 Sun and at service time 1:30 PM Mon VAN ORSDEL GRATIGNY RD 770 tVII 119 St Entombment Southern Memorial 25 A le Sea esident a wife IY 1 Laud a Sun Mon nbment Mrs Peacock is survived by two daughters Mrs Margaret Ellen Choinacki and Mrs Virginia Lee one son Lawrence Allen Peacock two sisters Mrs Mozelle Simmons and Mrs Jane Keene one brother Robert Hood five grandchildren and five great-grandchildren Friends may call from 7-9 pm today and Tuesday at the Philbrick and Son Coral Gables Funeral Home where services will be at 10 am Wednesday Mrs Peacock 'was bprn in Winnsboro SC and came to Miami 47 years ago Her late husband's grandfather was one of the original settlers of Miami She was a member of the Bryan Memorial United Methodist Church 1110MM iiwwwwww C10111)0444 ASK THE FUNERAL DIRECTOR ABOUT 7glerr CUSS ISADORE 68 of Winston Towers Passed away Sun Survived by wife Molly daughters Elaine Yudolf Gol-i die Lichter and Marilyn Altman all of NY 3 brothers 3 sisters and 8 grandchildren Member of Cong B'nal ion Winston Towers Men's Clubi B'nea B'rith and Farband Br 490i NY Services NY All arrangements LEVITT MEMORIAL CHAPEL 13385 Dixie Hwy Mia 8916444i IRAS 1 ROBERT 71 of NMB A 4 yeN" resi- dent formerly of Norwalk Conn He is survived by his wife Fay daugh-: ters Mrs Harriet Youdin Norwalk i Conn Mrs Audrey Bauman 5 grandchildren a brother Dr Francis Haasi MB a sister Mrs Bertha Regenti Hallandale Funeral services and in-i ferment will be held in Norwalk1 Conn Local arrangements under the direction of "THE RIVERSIDE" 164801 NE 19 Ave NMB JANKE 1 IRVIN (Dutch) 63 of 6731 SW 20 Ct' Miramar passed away Sat He was a I member of Centre Lodge No 23 Murat Temple Scottish Rite all of Indianapolis Ind and the i Loyal Order of Moose of Miramar Survived by wife Violet brother John Meade Marine City Mich Masonic services 8 PM Mon (today) at FRED HUNTER FUNERAL HOME 6301 Taft St Hollywood where friends may call today 2-4 7-8 PM Crema-' lion to follow services 1 1 1 I i t3 1t4 let "VI 17tdr-4 4711''-4-1: "i4iiIiiii Lacii'll' Clara Clay Retired School Cook NEW YORK (AP) John FX Reddy roving editor for Reader's Digest died in -New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center after suffering an apparent heart attack in a Manhattan restaurant He was 64 Reddy worked for the United Press now United Press International on the West Coast from 1936 to 1941 He joined the Reader's Digest in 1958 after a stint from 1946 to 1958 as a partner in the television firm Masterson Reddy and Nelson He also worked as a CBS newswriter in Hollywood from 1941 to 1946 Clara Clay 81 a retired Dade County School Board cafeteria cook and resident of Miami since 1925 died Saturday of a heart attack in Hialeah Hospital A THOUGHT High School and the Miami Country Day School She is survived by a daughter Mrs Dorothy Adkins two granddaughters and two great-grandchildren Friends may call from 6 to 9 pm today at the Bess-Combs and Son Miami Shores Funeral Home where services will be at 11 am Tuesday Mrs Clay of 1801 NW 81st St was born in Monticello Ga She worked 26 years in Dade-County schools including Robert Lee Junior FOR TODAY Why Not Deal Direct For Cremation or calcination with Miami's only mortuary calcrematory A Public Service By: rti 757-5544 ITHOO For 'flan vary 1 1 1 4' 11 er r- 4211 111 -'-i 3 1 j1vo P5 -LON1C L1SL The Words Of Lenin Mrs Wearer Ott Visit North 7 Neighborhood Funeral Homes mat DR EARL 84 of 486 Falcon Ave Miami Springs Passed awav Jan 25 A resident of this community since 1944 coming from Canton Ohio where he owned a veterinary hospital He was a member of the Miami Springs United Methodist Church and Hono-' rary Member of the Administrative Board of the church A life member of the Julliard Masonic Lodge Cap-fain in the US Army First WW First Commander of the Monmier-Duplain Post of the American Legion Survived by his wife Agnes Kropf Miami Springs daugnter Mrs War- rep Smith Canton Ohio son Mr Richard Kropf Naples stepson Charles NeOgrICIOrt Ga 9 grand- children 21 great grandchildren Family will receive friends 2-4 and 7-9 PM Mon at the CARL SLADE HIALEAH-MIAM1 SPRINGS CHAPEL Boo Palm Ave Services 1 PM Tues at the Miami Springs United Metnod- ist Church 300 Royal Poinciana Blvd Entombment will -follow in Circular Garden Crypt Vista Memorial Gardens In lieu of flowers the family suggests contributions to Miami Springs United Methodist Church IIENCI ALL DAY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Cut Repair Bills 11 in Course Catherine Weaver 81 a resident of Miami since 1944 died Saturday while visiting relatives in Bowie Md She lived at 8700 SW 54th Ave Mrs Weaver was born in Martins Ferry Ohio and came to Miami from Wheeling Va She is survived by two sons Thomas and William one daughter Katherine Tierney one sister Mary Dobbins and 13 grandchildren 'Friends may call from 7 to 9 pm today at the Lanier-Josberger-Lithgow Funeral Home Mass Will be at 9:15 am Tuesday at the Epiphany Catholic Church MOSCOW (UPI) Soviet professors are compiling a five-volume dictionary of all the words used by Vladimir Lenin founder of the Soviet state The newspaper Sovietskaya Kultura said the vocabulary of Lenin "is a major phenomenon in tha history of the modern Russian literary language" "The dictionary will list in alphabetical order all words that were in common use without exception in all their meanings as they were used by VI Lenin" the newspaper said It said the dictionary will be "an important aid to specialists in humanities and natural sciences to ideological workers lectur- ers and propagandists" el JlENEZ Fulgencia 65 Of Hialeah Service 10 am today Hiale-h Furerat Home KROPF Earl 84 of 486 Falcon Ave Miami Springs Services 1 pm Tuesday Miami Springs United Metnociist Church Carl Slade Hiaieahaarni Springs Cha Pei LEMBERG Esther 71 of 331 85th St Services in Southfield Mich Rivertne Normandy Isle Chapel MENCHER Morton A 80 of Miami Beach Services 11 am Tuesday Riversi-e Alton Road Chapel: MIOW0013 Lily 56 of Miami Services 3:30 pm today Riverside Douglas Road Chapel MOSS David 59 of Naples Fla formerly of Miami Services 2 Pm today at Mooring's Presbyterian Church Nan les NELKIN Jacob 67 of Miami Beach retired painting contractor Services were held Riverside Normandy Isle Chapel NELSON Carl A 75 of 8460 Grand Carla! Or Services in Youngstown Ohio Philbrick and Son Coral- Gables Chapel PEACOCK Kittie 78 of 071 i5th St Services 13 am Wednesday Phi and Son Coral Gables Funeral Horne PEREZ-FERNANDEZ Afeia 73 of Miami Services 1 pm today Caballero Miami Funeral Home POMERANTZ Mollie 54 of Mimi Beach Services 3:30 13rn today Riverside Alton Road Chapel' RUIZ Modesto 63 of Miami Set-vices 1030 am today Rivero Miami Funeral Home SCHWANDL Ann al of 7940 Harding Ave Miami -Beach Services 1 pm today Wint ter-Kirby iOnriS011 Street Chapel SKLUT Millard 64 of Miami Beach Services in Philadelphia Pa Newman Funeral Home YARZ1AN Sophie 70 of 500 NE 83rd St Services in Brooklyn NY Bess-Combs and Son Miami Shores Funeral Home WEAVER Catherine el of 8700 SW 54th Ave Mass 9:15 a in Tuesday Epiphany Catholic Church Lamer- Josherger-Lithgow Funeral Home WILLARD Alan 58 el 14625 Services 9 am today Caballero Miami Funeral Home WILLIAMS Winifred FL 58 of 14525 Harris Pl Miami Lakes bookkeeper for Climatrol Crop Services 11 am Tuesday Lowe-Hanks Palm Snrinns-North Hialeah Chspel WORSEY Harry 74 of Miami Services 1:30 pm todav Van Ors- del Road Chapel YOUNGKIN Henry 45 of 19800 SW 180th Ave Services 10 am Wednesday Swim Funeral Home ALONSO Hortensia SO of 190 20O Si Hialeah homemaker Mass 9:30 am Tuesday St John's Catholic Church Carl Siade Hialeah' Miami Sprints Chapel ARONSON LouiS 81 of 320 Collins Aye Graveside services 2 pm today Star of David Memorial Park Gordon Funeral Home BARTFIELD Shirley 96 et North Miami Beach Services in New lersty Newman Funeral Home SAUER David 73 of North 66ami Services in New York City NY ivers4 ko ci Cootel BRAUWEILER a I 80 of 510 West Ave Miami Besch Graveside services II am tenay Dade Memo rial Pdrk Joseph Cater and Son Miami Shores Fonerel Home CARRERA-JUSTIZ Ignacio 69 of Miami Mass 3 pm today St Raymond Catholic Churcn Caballero Miami Funeral Home CLAY Clara 13t of 1301 NW filst St retired Dade County School Board cafeteria cook Services 11 am Tuesday Bess-Combs and Son Miami Shores Chapel COHEN Lawrence 17 of Miami Beach Services in New Jersey Newman Funeral Home COLE Goldie 80 of 1017 SW 13th Ave Services 11 am Tuesday Van Orsdel Coral Gables Chapel DE LA PAZ Luis aa pt Miami ServiceS tl am today Caballero Miami Funeral Home DIAZ Carmen 39 of Miami Services in Venezuela Miami Funeral Home DuBOIS Alice 62 of Miami Atass 9:30 am Wednesday St Monica's Catholic Church Bennett Ulr9 Funeral Home FAUST Catherine 66 of 1510 Collins Ave Services 2 pm today Riverside Alton Road Chapel FE IDELMAN Rose 84 of North Miami Beach Services in New York City NY Riverside North Miami Beach Chapel FELDSTEIN Irvine 82 of North Miami Beach Services in New York Levitt Memorial Chapel FLOWERS Anthony 22 of 10551 SW 141st Ave Services I pm today Hurst Chapel AME Church House of Albert Funeral Home GREEN Isidor 82 of Miami Beach Services in New York Newman Funeral Home GREENFIELD Sadie 85 of Miami Beach Services in Far Rockaway NY Riverside Funeral Home Sunrise Fla WAS Isadore 68 of Winston Towers Services in New York Levit? Memorial Chapel NAAS Robert 71 of North Miami Beach Services in Norwalk Conn Riverside North Miami Beach Chap MORTON A 80 of Miami Beach passed away Sun He was a 20 year resident formerly of Lakewood NJ He is survived by his wile Caroline a son Alan Riviera Beach Fla a daughter Leila Gordon Peekskill grandchildren 1 ere-t rancl child Funeral services will be held 11 AM Tues at "THE RIVERSIDE" 1920 Alton Rd fol'gwed bv entombment at Lakeside Cemetery EITII LINA Lavisa 70 of 147 Evergreen Dr Lake Park Fla died Fri after a sudden Illness She is survived bv I brothers Mr CB Root of Lake Park Fla Mr Almon Root of Weston Conn Mr Roy Root Salt Lake City Utah and Mr Dewey Root Of Sun City Arizona Funeral services will be 11 AM Tues at Quafflebaum -Holleman-Burse Funeral Home 1201 Olive Ave Palm Bch Graveside services will be held at 3 PM Tues at Flagler Memorial Park Miami COMPLETE COVERAGE ONE LOW COST THE MIAMI HERALD AND THE MIAMI NEWS PHONE 350-2222 ST The average automobile owner may not know a great deal about the mechanical workings of his car but there still are things he can do to keep it running longer and to save on repair bills Richard McClenon a technical counselor with the American Automobile Association office in Miami suggests the following: Do the simple things like changing tires oil filters gas filters and air filters yourself Follow the manufacturer's suggested maintenance schedule or devise your own Keep your car well-lubricated by having the Oil changed regularly and greasing such parts as the wheel bearings Enroll in one of the automotive courses offered by the adult-education programs in South Florida The Dade public schools offer a variety of day and evening courses on car care The most popular course is "Know Your Car" which is oriented toward consumers who have their repairs done by commercial mechanics Several courses oriented toward specific car-maintenance specialties such as tune-ups also are offered If you're interested in these courses call the nearest adult-education center They are listed on Page 225 in the white pages of the telephone book r''''''''2 i-vi-- :1 I --I I i I I 1 4-i tr I14 1 r'' 1-6c 7 7f) i-i A Ships Collide TOKYO A Japanese fish carrier hit and sank a South Koran freighter an anchor in a southern Japanese port Saturday All seven Korey' crewmen were rescued unhurt the Maritime Safety Agency reported Howard A Acheson 7(' board chairman of Acheson Industries Inc an industrial lubricants firm of complications following pneumonia in New York MIDNN 0(1) MRS LILY 56 passed away Jan 26 A local resident for 26 years comino from It NY Survived by her husi band Charles Pembroke Pines Fla 2 sons Elliot LA Calif and Bari' ton Y0 3 grandchildren sister: AArC Ethelle Gunther Miami Funeral services avill be held Mon 3:30 PM "THE 17t7 SW 31 Ave Interment Star of David AAemorial Park 't.

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