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-T-''-1 rrrvni rrn0vmr ryiyv t'''0' 1 4-C THE MIAMI HERALD Friday Feb 22 1980 At-18 Legal Notices 51-18 legal Notices Denies Attack by Attorney a Dade circuit judge Pollack and Hollywood attorney Joseph Varon defended Panasuk Pollack and others have been named as unindicted co-conspirators in the same drug investigation that led to indictment POLLACK SAID HE often felt It was he not Panasuk who was on trial and much of the testimony seemed to support that feeling It often focused as much on Pollack as on Panasuk are times I wish I was in Tehran" Pollack muttered Thursday The nonjury trial before US District Judge Edward Davis ended late Thursday after the government produced a string of witnesses to rebut testimony A verdict is expected to be announced next week Among the government witnesses was Detective Richard Jennings of the Dade Public Safety Department who said he and federal agents interviewed Sipes several times Her version of the incident in office matched he said Two Internal Revenue Service agents said Sipes told them essentially the same thing that Pollack put a gun in her mouth and threats ened to kill her on the spot But one agent said Sipes told him Levitt had put a gun to her head as well SIPES ALSO told them that Pollack or someone In his office once instructed her to tell a federal grand jury In Kentucky she was a junkie that she was on dope and that she did not remember about any narcotics deals Jennings said Asked about that Sipes testified that Pollack had told her only to tell the truth to the grand jury Prosecutor Hanna contended that Sipes was a victim a systematic intimidation of on the part of Pollack and others Sipes made a point of telling Davis that has intimidated Stone Cites Hispanic Census Mailing in Adiee Spanish By MARY VOBORIL- Htrald Staff Wrltar A Coral Gables woman testified Thursday that defense attorney Paul Pollack laid one finger on me" much less slapped her around placed a gun barrel In her mouth or sought to have her killed Isabel Salazar testimony was in stark contrast to that of Mark Levitt a key government witness in the cocaine trial of William (Billy) Panasuk owner of Speedy Bail Bonds Sipes had threatened to expose the alleged interstate drug dealing of Panasuk and Pollack Levitt said In office across from the Orange Bowl Pollack slapped Sipes flung her to the floor shoved a gun in her mouth and me if I wanted to waste her for five Levitt had testified But Sipes said Pollack treated me with anything but the utmost' respect and Sipes who described herself as very strong heroin from 1975 through 1977 said it was Levitt who put a gun in her mouth A THE CONFLICTING testimony came near the end of what normally would have been a routine drug trial in US 'District Court this week Elements of the routine were dis- posed of at the outset The government accused Pollack of saying witnesses in this case should be then walking up to Levitt and calling him dead Some testimony and frequent statements by government attorney Ed Hanna had Pollack closely tied to alleged drug trafficking which Pollack denies Metro Capt Charles Black was accused of carrying a briefcase loaded with cocaine out of office And the three supposedly had a standing lunch date with the late Paul Baker By CHERYL BROWNSTEIN i Htrald Staff Wriftr Sen Richard Stone (D Fla) has asked the director '-of the US Census Bureau to approve the mailing of census questionnaires to Spanish-speaking households in Dade County find it disturbing that even though your own Hispanic Advisory committee recommended the mailing of Spanish forms to Hispanic neighborhoods this recommendation was Stone said in a letter to census chief Vincent Barabba go to the trouble and expense to organize the advisory committee if its recommendation is Stone joined public officials in Dade and spokesmen for minority groups across the country in criticizing the Census refusal to mail the Span-ish-language forms THE CENSUS Bureau says it will provide a Spanish form to anyone who requests one after the initial English-language mailing But critics say that the refusal to mail the questionnaires in Spanish will result in an undercount According to Jean Parvin an assistant to Stone an accurate census count is vital to determine the federal funding formula for different areas The census figures are also used to decide reapportionment for congressional seats Stone said in the letter that Florida was undercounted in the last census in 1970 and a failure by the bureau to act could the misrepresentation of Dade and other demographics the extension of the Voting Rights Act of 1964 government officials usually mail bilingual sample ballots to voters and I recommend the Census Bureau use the same criteria to mail the census Stone said Census Bureau officials in Washington have said that if they were to mail out the census forms in Spanish they would then be obliged to send them out also in other languages including German Polish or Chinese 61-18 Legal Hoheei Department of Treasury Internal Revenue Service Public Auction Sait Under the authority in Internal Revenue Code section 6331 the property described below has been seized tor nonpayment of internal revenue taxes due from Ronald Frederick of 6616 41t Street Davie Florida 33314 The property wlii be sold at public auction as provided bv internal Revenue Code section 6335 end related regulations Date of Sale February 28 1960 Time of Sale: 1000 AM Place of Sale: 1 Federal Bldg 51 1st Ave Room 725 7th Floor Miami -Florida 33130 Title Offered: Only Hie right title end interest of Ronald Frederick in and to the property wiH be offered for sale If requested the internal Revenue Service wiH furnish information about possible encumbrances which may be useful in determining the value of the interest being sold Description of Property: 1 One High Standard Model 103 Automatic 22 LR (1248761) 2 One Model 676 18" 22 Cal Pistol (AP29233) 3 One High Standard Super Automatic 22 Cal (ML01095) 4 One Roger 1876 Colorado Centennial 22 Cal (76-03951) 5 One Colt Army Revolver 1871 Centennial 45 Cal (NRA3141) 6 One Colt Peace Maker Buntttne 22 Cal (G1373RB) 7 One SAW Model 57 6" Blue 41 Magnum (NA51709) 8 One Made in Italy Navy Model 1851 Black Powder 36 Cal (24271242) 9 One Ruger Mark I Automatic 221 (13-99057) 10 One Ruger Automatic 22L (13-88120) 1 1 One Ruger Automatic 22L (13-93495) 12 One Colt Cobra Blue 38 Cal (C-81476) 13 One SAW Blue 4" 22L (664X9) 14 One High Standard Double-nine Convertible Blue 22 Cal Pistol (M015131) 15 One Amadeo Rossi Double barrel 20 Gauge (8467) 16 Two Hawkins George Washington dueling pistols with case flintlocks 17 One Llama 380 Pistol 541889) 18 One Winchester boit action with Redfleld 2x7 scope (G1066621) 19 One Rossi Model 67 357 Rifle (KC01704) 20 One Winchester Model 94 30-30 (IS14129) 21 One Browning Automatic 22 Cal Rifle (8T96008) 22 One Marlin Automatic 22 Cal Rifie with Tasco 4x20 scope (69321463) 23 One Weatherby bolt action 300 Magnum Mark I (P59053) 24 One Winchester Model 94 Wells Fargo (WFC11629) 25 One Winchester Model 94 Wells Fargo (WFC07035) 26 One Savage lever action 308 Magnum (2949AS) 27 One Iver Johnson 12 Gauge (84940XF) 28 One Winchester Model 67 32 Cal (no serial) 29 One Marlin Model 39A 22 Cal with Weaver scope AC18347) 30 One Marlin Model 336 30-30 (7070374) 31 One Remington Model 11-48 Automatic 410 Gauge (4131980) 32 One Aramberri 12 Gauge (142362) 33 One Remington Model 1100 Automatic 12 Gauge Magnum (L448630M) 34 One Husquarna Vapenfabrtks Model 9000 30-06 with scope (354783) 35 One Stevens 410 Model 311A (no serial 36 One Browning overunder H2 Gauge (37885S5) 37 One Rossi 410 Double barrel shot gun (RGT71410) 38 One Coit Frontier Scout 5" 22 Cal (63305P) 39 One Colt Cobra 2" chroma J8 Cal (A71240) 40 One Blue Revolver (736055) 41 One Colt Diamondback chrome 22 Cal 4" (D24186) 42 One Browning Automatic Pistol with extra barrel 22 Cal (10576208) 43 One SAW Model 36 chrome 38 Cal (739808) 44 One Colt Python 6" Blue 357 (£51 193) 45 One Colt Semi-automatic 380 (7482) 46 One Colt Mark IV Automatic 45 Cal (70G71241) 47 One Beniamin Franklin Air Pistol Model 137 (B160554) 48 One Plainsman Air Pistol J22 Cal (0171550) 49 One HAR 2" Blue 32 Cat (AP118791) 50 One Weatherby 30-06 with Weaver 3x9 scope (00284) 51 One ithaca Model 27 Pump 12 Gauge (37151184) 52 One Rossi 410 Double barrel (RGT71411) 53 One Browning Automatic Pistol 6 mm 35 (237368) 54 One Browning Automatic chrome Pistol 6 mm 35 (38549?) 55 One Browning Automatic blue Pistol 6 mm 35 369686) 56 One Bauer Automatic chrome Pistol 25 Cal (011429) 57 One Norton TP70 Stainless Pistol 25 Cal (719) 58 One Norton TP70 Stainless Pistol 26Cal (718) 59 One SAW 2" Model 60 38 CaL chrome (624095) 60 One Coif Detective Sped 38 Cal blue (579392) 61 One SAW 6" 125th Anniversary Model 25 A5 Cal Variance from Ord 6871 ARTICLE Section 3(2)(a) to permit utility room addition under construction as per sketch of survey on file with 2 7' west side yard (5' required) zoned R-1 (One Family) 1835 27th Avenue Lot 15 less W35' for r-o-w Block 16 GRAPELAND REV (3-196) Variance from Ord 6871 ARTiCl XI Section 3(2)(a) 6 to permit an addition to the existing structure on above site as per site plan on file with 5 25' north side yard (9 required) and 32 4 lot cover aoe (30 permitted) zoned RC (Residential Office) 5350 West Flagler Street Lots 9 and 10 and $65' of Lots 1 1 and 12 Block 8 FLAGLER GARDENS (48-1) Conditional Use as listed In Ord 6871 ARTICLE XII Section 1(33)(f) to permit drive-in tellers on above site as per plans on file in conjunction with the First State Bank of Flagler Street zoned 2 (Community Commercial! 2514 NW 22nd Court Lot 31 Block 3 EASTHAVFN (6106) Variance from Ord 6871 ARTICLE VII Sections 3(2)a) 6 to permit construction of a duplex residence on above site as per plans bn file with 5' side yards (9' required) and 37 48 lot coverage (30 permitted) zoned R-3 (Low Density Multiple) 2508 22nd Court Lot 30 Block 3 EASTHAVEN (6-106) Variance from Ord 6871 ARTICl VII Sections 3(2) (a) 6 to permit construction of a duplex residence on above site as per plans on file with 5' side yards (9 required) and 37 48 lot coverage (30 permitted) zoned R-3 (Low Density Multiple) NW corner of 83rd Street and 1st Place Lots 1 2 3 12 13 14 aH less W15' thereof Block 3 ROYAL PALM GARDENS (7-71 Conditional Use as listed in Ord 6871 ARTICbE Xli Section 1(33)(f) to perntlt construction and operation of drive-in fellers on above site as per site plan on file for the AmerlFirst Federal Savings and Loan Association zoned Ct (Local Commercial) February 22 1980 Ad No 899-86R SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY OF KINGS THE NEW YORK GUARDIAN MORTGAGEE CORP Plaintiff against DOROTHY BRYANT if the above mentioned person be living and if she be dead her heirs at law next of kin devisees distributees legal representatives legatees executors admlnis- trators creditors assignees grantees trustees trustees In bankruptcy receivers lienors and successors In Interest and their respective husbands wives and widows if any and the successors in Interest of said heirs at law next of kin devisees distributees and (eaal representatives and all persons claiming through or under any of them who have an interest in or lien upon the premises described in the complaint all of whom and whose names and places of residence are unknown to plaintiff THE CITY OF NEW YORK PARKING VIOLATIONS BUREAU THE STATE OF NEW YORK AND "JOHN DOE 1-5" Tenants their names being fictitious true names unknown to plaintiff Defendants TO THE ABOVE NAMFD DEFENDANTS' YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to answer the complaint in this action and to serve a copy of your answer or If the complaint is not served with this summons to serve a notice of appearance on the plaintiff's attorney within twenty (20) days after the service of this summons exclusive of the day of service (or within thirty (30) days after service is complete if this summons Is not personally delivered to you' within the State of New York) and in case of your failure to appear or answer judgment will be taken against you by default for the relief demanded in the complaint Dated- January 2nd 1980 PETER DEUTSCH Plaintiff's Attorney Office and Address: 3450 Fulton St Brooklyn New York 11208 Tel No (212) 647-8700 SUPPLEMENTAL SUMMONS To the above named defendants in this action: The foregoing Supplemental Summons is served upon you by publication pursuant to an Order of HON MURRAY FEIDEN A Jus- tice of the Supreme Court of tbn State of New York dateJ December 19th 1979 and order of the HON JULIUS A HELLEN-BRAND A Justice of the Supreme Court of the State of New York dated February 4 1980 and filed with the Amended Complaint in the Office of the Clerk of the County of Kings In the Borough of Brooklyn State of New York The obiect of the above entitled action is to fore-close a mortgage made by RUDOLPH BRYANT and DOROTHY BRYANT his wife to EASTERN SERVICE CORPORATION dated April 30th 1971 and recorded In the Kings County Register's Office on May 5th 1971 in Reel 480 Page 479 and which affects a house and lot In Kings County situate on the south side of Lexington Ave 175 feet east of Classon Ave being 20 feet In wdth by 100 feet in depth and known as 82 Lexington Ave Brooklyn New York PETER DEUTSCH Plaintiff's Attorney February 22 29 1980 March 7 14 1981) Ad No 907-82R CALL CLASSIFIED 350-2222 62 One SAW Model 39-2 9 mm Autometlc with 2 dips (A481832) 63 One Luger P38 9 mm Automatic (50460) 64 One Luger P3I mm Automatic (292J) 65 One Mondial Model 119 22 Cai Tear Gas Gun (no serial 66 One Beretta Automatic 380 Cai Blue 67 One Steyr-Daimier-Furh Man llcher Model 223 with Redfleld scope (8138) 68 One Marlin Model 99 Automatic 22 Cai with 4x20 Tasco scope (no serial 70 One Colt AR-15 223 (SP69S66) 71 One Springfield Model 1903 0529236) 72 One Baretta 9 mm Short Automatic (B10118Y) 73 One Browning 9 mm Automate (71C37505) 74 One Browning 380 Autometlc (72N18691) 75 One Charter Arms AR7 Explorer 22 Cai (A4S483) Proparty may be Inspected at: Federal Bldg 51 SW 1st Ave Room 725 7th Floor Miami FlorMa 33130 on February 26 1980 between the hours of 10 00 A and 2 00 The property will be sold as individual items and In the aggregate Payment Terms: Full payment required on acceptance of highest bid This Public Atetion Sale is open only to Federally Licensed Gun Dealers and Collectors with valid license and In good standing with the regulatory agency proof of license required at sale Form of Payment: AH payments must be by cash certified check cashier's or treasurer's check or by a United States postal bank express or telegraph money order Make check or money order payable to the internal Revenue Service Name and Title Charles DeWift District Director Date: 12-19-79 Address for Information About the Sale IRS 1 1 1 NW 183d St Room 200 Miami FI 33169 Attn: Jorge Henandez Revenue Officer Phone 305-6516462 February 22 23 24 1980 Ad No 899-78R NOTICE OF FILING OF APPLICATION FOR PERMISSION TO ESTABLISH A BRANCH OFFICE This Is to Inform the pubUcthat under S545U(e) of the Rules and Regulations for the Federal Savings and Loan System the Coral Gabies Federal Savings and Loan Association 2511 Ponce de Leon Boulevard Coral Gables Florida has filed an application with me Federal Home Loan Bank Board for permission to establish a branch office to be located at or in the immediate vicinity of State Road 7 (U Highway 441) and Margate Boulevard Margate Florida Anyone may write In favor or protest of the application Your comments may discuss but are not limited to the applicant's record of performance In helping to meet the credit needs of Its local communities Eight copies must be sent to "Supervisory Agent Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlanta 260 Peachtree Street Atlanta Georgia 30343" by March 3 1980 An additional 20 days to submit comments may be obtained by writing to the Supervisory Agent by March 3 1980 Anyone sending a substantial protest may request a hearing on the application as set forth In S5432 (f) For a protest to be considered substantial it must be written received on time and contain at feast the following: 1) a summary of the reasons for the protest 2) the specific matters objected to In the application or in the applicant's community service record 3) facts including any relevant economic or financial information which support the protest and 4) any adverse effects on your organization or community which may result from approval of the application You may look at the application and aH comments filed at the Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlanta unless any such materials are exempt by law from public disclosure if you have any questions concerning these procedures contact the Federal Home Loan Bank Of Atlanta February 15 22 1980 Ad No 880-55R LEGAL NOTICE MIAMI ZONING BOARD PUBLIC HEARING MARCH 3 1980 AH Interested wiH take notice that the Miami Zoning Board wiH hold a Public Hearing on Monday March 3 1980 at 7 00 PM in City Hall 3500 Pan American Drive Dinner Key Miami Florida to consider the following: 17 11 NW 64th Street Lots 24 and 25 Block 9 LIBERTY CITY (7-79) Variance from Ord 6871 ARTICLE Vlil Sections 2(2)(a) 3(3Ha) to permit church in the existing building as per site plan on file on a site with 7972' average width lOO required) 6758 sq ft in area (10000 sq ft rewired) and 3 08' rear yard (20' required) zoned R-4 (Medium Density Multiple) and Request as per Ord 6871 ARTICLE XXfti Section 26)(a) thru (d) for a waiver of development of 21 parking spaces on above site for a maximum period of one year zoned R-4 (Medium Density Multi-pie) 2971 SW 19th Terrace Lot 10 Block 4 PARKDALE (14-36) DEATHS Reynolds du Pont 61 Heir to Chemical Firm Lum and Abner radio team died Thursday at his home after a brief illness He was 79 a native of Hot Springs and Norriss Goff who played Abner teamed up in high school and took their act to Chicago in the early 1930s For 24 years they were one of the most popular radio teams in America second only to Amos and Andy The team also made six feature movies Goff died in California last year Lauck retired to Hot Springs in -1966 and remained a popular emcee and after-dinner speaker He is survived by his wife Harriet a son and a daughter Urged AA-01 Death Notices SAVITZ EVA (Schwartz) on Wed Feb 20th Widow of Abraham Savitz mother of Judith Sharenow of Lexington Mass and Dr David Savitz of Brookline Mass also survived by 6 grandchildren sister of Lena Greenberg Bertha Leyton both of MS and the late Samuel Schwartz Services were held in Boston Today (SCHAPOW MURRAY of NMB passed away Feb 21st at the age of 78 A resident for 11 years coming from Past Grand of the Oddfellow Society Survived by wife Bertha of NMB son Ronald daughter-in-law Sharon of NJ 2 grandchildren Steven Janice and other family living in America Services will be held Fri 11 AM "THE RIVERSIDE'' 16480 NE 19 Ave NMB SHIKANY SHAKER A 83 A Dade County Resident since 1926 formerly of Casper Wyoming Member of St Theresa's Little Flower Catholic Church Coral Gables and Gables Elks Lodge No 1676 Survived by 2 sisters Blanche O'Keefe of Casoer Wyom and Bertha Fanning of Laramie Wvom Mass or the Resurrection will be said 11-30 AM Sat in Theresa's Little Flower Catholic Church Entombment Wood-lawn Park Mausoleum In lieu of flowers the family requests memorials to vour favorite charity Arrangements under the direction of PHILBRICK SON FUNERAL CHAPEL 837 Ponce de Leon 446-1616 stein MRS REBECCA of Miami Services Today (Fri) at 12 30 PM from RUBIN MEMORIAL CHAPEL with Interment at ML Sinai Cgmetery RUBIN CHAPEL 1701 Alton Rd MB 538-( 6371 VAZQUEZ MR7 ROBERTO 61 of Hialeah passed away Feb 20th A resident of this community for 3 years coming from Tex He was a salesman Survived by his wife Valentina Hla 1 son Robert of Virginia Bch Va brother Harold 2 sisters Dora Hlmenez Hilda Santopoio both of Tex and mother Luisa Vazquez Tex dear cousin Ramon wife Puerto Rico Friends may cal! 2-4 6-11 PM Fri Services 11 AM Sat at CARL SLADE PALM SPRINGSMIAMI LAKES CHAPEL 1325 49 St Hiaieah Interment Vista Memorial Gardens WEBER SAMUEL died Feb 20th 1980 in Atlanta Ga Formerly of Tampa Miami Surviving are wife Mrs Gertrude Weber sons Mr William Weber Mr Mark Weber daughter-in-law Mrs Sharon Weber ail of Atlanta sisters Mrs Joan Bernheim Mrs Ruth Buchman brother Mr Ernest Weber all or Tampa 1 grandson Graveside services were held Fri Feb 22nd 1980 at Crest Lawn Memorial Park Atlanta Ga Green Lawg Funeral Directors Atlanta WEINER JOSEPH Devoted husband grandfather uncle Father of Charlotte Weiner Sandler Michael Weiner Carol Rothchild brother of Anna Subert Louis Weiner passed away Feb 17th 1980 In NYC WENDELL CECELIA 67 of- Tamarac Services Interment in NY ORDON FUNERAL HOME WILKINS ARDELL 74 of Boca Raton died Feb 19th 1980 Former airline pilot Lt Col in the Air Force WWil Burial in Erie Pa AA-09 Cemetery Lets ViGardensT'TIoTsrS ofW' WOODLAWN Park South 3 adjoining sites in section 7 $)40o or best offer: 274-6680 6' WILMINGTON Del (AP) Reynolds du Pont the chemical heir who carried the family banner through Delaware politics is dead at 61 Du Pont who was the uncle of Delaware Gov Pierre du Pont IV died Wednesday night in a hospital He had been under treatment for cancer for more than a year His father the late Lammot du Pont was one of three cousins who built the Du Pont Co into an industrial giant in the early part of this century Du Ppnt served with the company for 13 years then served in the state Senate from 1958 to 1974 He retired two years before his nephew was elected governor was a close friend and men-tor who devoted much of his life to improving the quality of life in the governor said be sadly missed by all of us in government He was a true Du Pont was a financial mainstay of the Republican Party for two decades A Multimillionaire he served as finance chairman of the Republican State and with former Wilmington Mayor Harry Haskell Jr underwrote the operations of the Republican state headquarters in Wilmington Chester IL Lauck Was HOT SPRINGS Ark (UPI) Chester Lauck the of the William Kennedy ExNaval Engineer William Kennedy 94 a retired naval engineer and an expert on admiralty law died Thursday at North Shore Hospital Mr Kennedy had worked for the Navy as a planner and estimator and also for private industry He also wrote articles dealing with 'management systems and cost-accounting in ship construction He is survived by his wife Marie and a brother Kenneth Services will be at 7 pm Saturday in the Joseph Cofe Funeral Home AA-01 Death Notices CASEY MR EDWARD A 82 A resident of Gables 9 years fassed away Feb 21st 1980 urvived bv his wife Janet son Donald Casey of San Francisco 2 daughters Patricia Marshman of Chicago and Kathleen Bossong of Gables and 7 grandchildren Mass of Christian Burial 9 30 AM Sat Little Flower Catholic Church Private Entomb- ment Our Lady of Mercy Mausoleum Arrangements by VAN ORSDEL CORAL GABLES CHAPEL CLEARY AGNES 87 passed away In the Episcopal Church Home in Louisville Ky A 53 year resident of Miami Bch Preceded in death by her husband David Cleary who served many years as an auditor for the City of Miami Bch Survived by 3 nephews William Wiilock of Louisville Kyt Rev Eu gene Henley OFMC Lansing Mich Rev John Henley Atlanta Ga 1 niece Mrs Mary Melvin Loti Louisville Ky Graveside service Wood-lawn Crnfiiv JL3g0AM CHAP- lawn Cemetery 11:30 Sat VAN ORSDEL CC GABLES FUNERAL Ci cL in charge FELDMAN JOSEPH 63 passed awa Feb 21st A resident Miami for 30 years formerl from Hartford Conn He wa a member of the Knights of Pythlas-FiagierGables Lodge No 197- Survived by wife Rose 2 sons Kenneth Barry of Miami 1 daughter Mrs Karen Halpern of Miami 3 grandchildren Lori Jodi Marc of Miami Funeral services will be held Fri Feb 22nd at 12 Noon GORDON FUNERAL HOME 710 SW 12 Ave Miami with interment at ML Sinai Cemetery fetch INA LOUISE 73 Of Miami passed away Thurs She was a member of Pan American Orchid Society Survived bv 2 daughters Virginia Titus Mrs Andrea Joyce son-in-law Kenneth Wagner 2 Sons James Gailand Likin brothers 3 sisters and 11 grandchildren Funeral services 12 Noon Sat at PHILBRICK SON FUNERAL CHAPEL officiating is Dr Carroll Shuster of First Presbyterian Church of Gabies Interment Woodiawn Park Cemetery In lieu of flowers family suggests donations to the American Can-car Society PHILBRICK SON FUNERAL CHAPEL 837 Ponce 446-1616 FRANKEL MAX 76 of Miami Beach ear passed away Wed A 27 resident coming from Survived bv wife Margot son Ronald (Andrea) 2 grandchildren Jaymie Meagan Funeral services will be Fri 2 PM at: "THE 16480 NE 19 Ave NMB GABRIEL KATHERINE 'M 59 A 29 year resident formerly of Detroit Mich She is survived by her husband Raymond 1 daughter Janice Gabrl- mother Laura Metcalf brothers James Fred Metcalf She was a member of the St Thomas Episcopal Church The family suggests that donations be made to the Masonic Home Funeral services were held at the Stanfii! Funeral Homes 10545 Dixie Hwy 667-2518 COLLINS CHARLES 41 Of Maroate Services interment lnNY GORDON HOME FUNERAL HAIKEN BERTHA 76 of MB Services interment in GOR ON FUNERAL HOME HESS JAMES 36 of Dade passed away Feb 21st He came here 10 years ago from Jacksonville Fla and was a computer programmer for Eastern Air Lines Survivors are his wife Mary daughter Jennifer son Jonathan parents James Carol Hess sister Linda Pettman and firothers Gary Dan The amlly will receive friends Fri 7-9 PM with Prayer Services Fri 730 PM at: BENNETT SONS 15201 NW 7 Ave (US 441) Funeral services will be Sat 11 AM in Visitation Catholic Church with interment following in Dade Memorial Park The family suggests remembrances to a charity of your choice AA-01 Death Notices KENNEDY WILLIAM 94 One of the Country's foremost Naval Engineers passed a wav on Feb 21st He is survived by his wife Maria Kennedy and a brother Kenneth Kennedy Mr Kennedy had been Ji resident of Miami Shores or the past 22 years Mr Kennedy was a seif taught engineer who qualified as an expert witness in Admiralty Law He was a Chief Planner and Estimator for the USN serving in their many shipyards across the country He was a writer of many magazine articles on management systems cost accounting in ship construction and authored one of the foremost articles entitled "Standardization in Ship Construction" which had been accepted bv the Navy as a guideline He had also served In an admin Istrative capacity for the El liott Machine Corp Shipyard Baltimore Md Brooklyn Naval Shipyard Naval Shipyard Balboa CZ and Harriman Co Bristol Pa He also served as Assistant to the Director of the US Shipping Board and was General Superintendent of the Bethlehem Steel operated Fletcher Co Mr Kennedy started his own company the Condenser Service Engineering Co Inc in 1928 and acquired the following companies the Scrantoir Pump Co Scranton Pa the Pottsvilie Casting Machine Co Pottsvilie Pa the Edgemore Iron works Edgemore Pa During WWil on a volunteer basis he served as advisor to the Navy in the construction of 6 cruisers at Cramps Shipyard at Phila Pa and Los Angeles Ship-ard in San Pedro Calif uring WWil he received let-ers of Commendation from he following branches of the jS Gov't: Army Service -orces Office of Command-ng General Brehan Sum-mervill Navy Dept Bureau of Ordinance Vice Admiral Blandy US Maritime Commission Vice Admiral Victory Phila Ordinance Districf Col A Kelso District Chief Retired Vice Admiral US Navy WC help at Dubose for his help 8 ramp Shipyard Phila Pa apt AB Courf US for his assistance at San Pedro Shipyard War Production Board GW Jones Chief Officer War Utilities War Production Board Industry Advisory Div Jt King chairman and during the past 10 years Mr Kennedy wrote over 40 articles on nuclear power plants and other energy conservation Items which nave been published He was honored recently by the American Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers and was awarded an Honorary Membership He was also a member of the following societies clubs: American Society of Military Engineers Amer Society of Marine Draftsmen Amer Society of Mechanics Engineers Propeller Club ofN NE coast Institute of Engineers and Shipbuilders oi England the Panama Canal Society Civic Member Amer Society of Naval Engineers honorary member of the Board of Trustees of the Bis-cavne Coitege Miami and LaGorce Country Club Services will be held at JOSEPH COFER MIAMI SHORES FUNERAL HOME 10931 NE 6 Ave on Sat Feb 23rd at PM LESSER MRS IDA 82 of Miami Beach Beloved wife of Harry A Lesser of Miami Bch Services Today (Fri) at 2 PM from RUBIN MEMORIAL CHAPEL with Interment In Star of David RUBIN CHAPEL 1701 Alton Rd MB 538-6371 MORRIS KIRK E25 of Miami Shores passed away Feb 20 1980 A native Miamian he was a fraduate of Edison High chool Class of 1972 Milli-kin Umv wwhere he received his A Degree He was a member of Miami Shores Presbyterian Church Survived by his mother Mrs James (Virginia) Jeffers Maternal Grandparents Mr Mrs EL Ailsworth all of Miami Shores Funeral services Sat 2 PM JOSEPH COFER MIAMI SHORES FUNERAL HOME 10931 NE 6 Ave Interment Woodiawn Park Cemetery PIKE CLARENCE 92 of Miami on Feb 19th 1980 A 60 year resident formerly of Holbrook Mass A retired FEC Switchman Survived bv son Rexford of Port St Lucie daughter Theodora Hudson of Seaford NY 6 grandchildren 3 greatgrandchildren sisters Lesley Edwards Carol Gregg Miami Funeral Service 1 30 PM Sat at VAN ORSDEL GRATIGNY RD FUNERAL CHAPEL 770 NW 119 St Burial Miami Memorial GREATER MIAMI DEATHS public hearing correction 1 DO i DUD LABRAOA Luisa 77 of Miami Services 9:30 a today Rivero Coral Gables LESSER ida 82 of Miami Beach Services 2 pm today Rubin Chapel MARTINAU David 89 of Coconut Grove Bain's Funeral Home MERKLE Edward W71 of Miami cashier at Granada Golf Course Services 8 pm Saturday Van Orsdel Coral Gabies Chapel MORRIS Kirk 25 of Miami Shores Services 2 Saturday Cofer Funeral Home MOYA Ceiia de la fe 96 of Miami Services 11 am today Caballero Miami Chapel -PIKE Clarence 92 of Miami Services 1:30 pm Saturday Van Orsdel Gratigny Road Chapel PUGH Jack Jr 39 of Miami Services in Alabama Lithgow 54th Street Chapel SANCHEZ Susana 83 of Miami Services 10 a today Rivero Coral Gables Chapel SCHAPOW Murray of North Miami Beach Services 11am today Riverside Chapel SHIKANY Shaker A 83 of Miami Services 11:30 am Saturday Church of the Little Flower Phil-brick and Son Funeral Chapel SOURES Adam 64 of Miami Lakes stockbroker Services in Altamonte Springs Fia Lithgow Carol City Chapel SPANN Coley 52 of South Miami lanitor Services in South Carolina Bain's Funeral Home STAMPER Juanita 16 of Miami Beach Services in Kentucky Lithgow 54th Street Chapel -STEIN Rebecca of Miami Services 1230 pm today Rubin Chapel VAZQUEZ Roberto 61 of -Hialeah Services 11 am Saturday Slade Funeral Home WIGHTMAN Earle 84 of Miami real estate salesman Private services Van Orsdel Coral Gabies Chapel WILLIAMSON Jessie 82 of Miami Services were held Van Orsdel Northside Chapel WILSON Viola 69 of Coconut Grove maid Services 11 am Saturday St Mary's Baptist Church Bain's Funeral Home' BiftNBERG Philip 84 of 'Miami Beach Services In New York Riverside Alton Road Chapel BRYANT Elizabeth Joann 38 of Opa-locka Services 1 today Range Chapel BUTLER David Lee 26 of Miami Services 2 pm Saturday Bain's Funeral Home CASEY Edward A 82 of Coral Gables Services 930 a Saturday Church of the Little Flower Van Orsdel Coral Gables Chapel CLEARY Agnes 87 of Miami Services 11:30 am Saturday Woodiawn Park Van Orsdel Cord Gabies Chapel CUNILL Hilarlo 79 of Miami Services 1 pm today Caballero Miami Drape) DIAZ Olga 59 of Miami Services were held Caballero Miami Chapel FELDMAN Joseph 63 of Miami Services noon today Gordon Funeral Home FETCH Ina Louise 73 of Miami Services noon Saturday Philbrick and Son Funeral Chapel FRANKEL Max 76 of Miami Beach Services 2 today Riverside Chapel GABRIEL Katherine 59 of Miami Services were held StanfW Chapel GONZALEZ Lino 37 of Miami Services 11am today Caballero Coral Gabies Chapel GRANA Jesus 92 of Hialeah Services 10 am today Rivero Hiaieah Chapel HESS James 36 of North Dade computer programmer for Eastern Airlines Services 11 am Saturday Visitation Church Bennett and Son Fu- neral Home HOROWITZ Robert 55 of Miami Bead) Services were held Riverside Normandy Isle Chapel HURO Annabeiie 57 of Leisure City Services 10 am Saturday Branam Funeral Home INCLAN Lydia 63 of Miami Services 11:30 vm today Rivero Coral Gables Chapel JOHNSON Gladys 62 of Miami maid Services 4 pm today Range Chapel KENNEDY WiiHam 94 of Miami retired naval engineer Services 7 pm Saturday Cofer al Home Notice Is hereby given that a public hearing will be held by the Metro-Dade Board of County Commissioners on Monday February 25 1980 at 9:00 am at the YWCA 210 NE 18th Street for the purpose of receiving public comments before approving the final design of the' Coconut Grove and Vizcaya METRORAIL stations At the meeting the Commission will receive presentations by Connell Metcalf Eddy designer of the Coconut Grove Station and Severud Boerma Buff Bermello Inc (SB3) designer of the Viscaya Station The Coconut Grove Station site is located on 26 acres within the city of Miami and is bounded by South Dixie Highway (US 1) SW 27th Avenue SW 27th Terracfe SW 29th Avenue and SW 28th Lane1 The Vizcaya Station site is located on 53 acres within the city of Miami on both sides of SW 32nd Road from US 1 to SW First Avenue: the northern boundary is at SW 31st Road and the southern boundary is approximately an equal distance from SW 32nd Road towards SW 23rd Street At the hearing the Commission will afford an opportuni- ty for interested persons or organizations to be heard with respect to the social economic aesthetic and environmental aspects of the final design for these station sites Interested persons may submit their evidence and recommendations orally or in writing A copy of the Transportation Improvement Program the Comprehensive Development Master Plan the Connell Metcalf Eddy recommendations for design of the Coconut Grove Station site and the SB3 recommendations for design of the Vizcaya Station site are available for public inspection at the Metro-Dade Transportation Administration 44 Flagler Street 9th Floor PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT metrodade) PHILBjUCK MODEL CITY URBAN DEVELOPMENT ACTION GRANT I February 27 1980 7th Floor Conference Room Caleb Center 5400 NW 22 Ave 7:30 PM Organizations and individuals ara invited to attend this public meeting to finalize the erganizatiea of a development corporation which will work with Metre-Dado County to apply for an Urban Development Action Crant (UDA6) (an economic development project) in the Model City Rapid Transit corridor Articles of incorporation by-laws and board composition for the development corporation wiil bo finalized al this public mooting METROPOLITAN DADE COUNTY FLORIDA Our chapels services and prices for any type of burial cremation or shipment are not equaled Visit or phone and compare 40 regular funerals with casket visitation bearers and limousine from Chapels Crematory PHONE 446-4412 Simple Services trom $255 EVERYTHING IN FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS BURIAL SHIPMENT CREMATION CALCINATION Stierheim County Manager METRO-DADE AOE CALL CLASSIFIED 3S0-2222 Metro-Dade Transportation Administration.