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rtifHfTitrlr ttiraTff 43 The Miami Herald Wednesday Dec 23 1981 Teamsters members indicted for film kickbacks By ALICE KLEMENT Herald Staff Writer A federal grand jury Tuesday indicted two members of Teamsters Union Local 390 for allegedly forcing out-of-town film production companies to put dead men on their payrolls and then pay kickbacks Vincent Marciaro a 54-year-old West Hollywood man Just reelected as the secretary-treasurer was indicted on two counts of conspiracy and extortion Also indicted was longtime union member Harry Tuttle 54 of Pembroke Pines The 2100 members of the union local an International Brotherhood of Teamsters affiliate drive trucks along routes between Fort Pierce and Miami According to the indictment Marciaro and Tuttle extorted payments from four companies that produced films and commercials in Miami for six months during the late 1970s The three-count indictment describes a scheme starting in November 1976 when the two union members started persuading the small production companies to pad their payrolls and turn over salaries to them Each count carries a fine of up to $10000 and imprisonment for up to 20 years upon conviction According to the indictment Marciaro and Tuttle supplied the names of dead men or men who would not offer any services filed false W-4E forms on their behalf and then collected the salaries To keep the companies in line the union men then threaten the companies and their employes with force violence and fear of economic loss" according to the indictment Dead men first joined the ranks of Weth erly Production Inc which came to Miami to film Empire of the Ahts in late 1976 Marciaro and Tuttle reportedly collected more than $5000 from the subsidiary of American International Pictures of Beverly Hills Calif Familiar names subsequently appeared on payrolls for James Garrett and Partners and Equinox Production Co They filmed respectively Oil of Olay and Ranch House commercials in April 1977 Tuttle is charged with extorting $665 from the the New York-based Garrett company Many of same names resurfaced in mid-May 1977 when Freight Train Productions began filming ads for a nationwide furniture retailer Marciaro's arrest Tuesday came two weeks after his election by a 2-1 margin to another three-year term as the secretary-treasurer Headquartered at 2940 NW Seventh St the union local came under legal fire earlier this year in another case Five members filed a federal suit charging that the union failed to defend their rights adequately after Grand Union laid them off in 1978 Both the food-store chain and the union are named as defendants The case is set for trial in February before US District Judge Sidney Aronovitz Allegations of violence have marked recent union elections Former president Ernest Grass died in 1979 when the brakes of his rig failed during a Virginia haul shortly after he lost a reelection bid An FBI investigation reportedly failed to substantiate allegations of tampering In 1972 Lloyd Hicks was gunned down at the union hall shortly after he announced his candidacy That murder is still unsolved The union is now under contract with about 65 companies including businesses such as Food Fair Grand Union and the Hertz and Avis car rental agencies Gunmen waited at home to kill fisherman Ojus dump interests Dolph ins Police said the victim may have jumped from the tower A repairman working on the transmitter found the body at about 4 pm Investigators had a possible lead to the identity of the man believed to be in his 20s and from Kansas A piece of paper that may have been a suicide note was found but was not legible police said The decomposed body of a man was pulled from a canal at SW 248th Street and 123rd Avenue but no details were available late Tues-' day police said results of an autopsy to determine the sex age and cause of death of a person whose skeletal remains were found Tuesday in South Dade doctor medical examiner said it could have been there anywhere from six months to four said Homicide Detective Roosevelt Turner The skeleton was found at 1 pm by a retiree who was walking along Card Sound Road near Tennessee Road about 1 '2 miles southeast of US 1 searching for salvage Police said they hope a few teeth left in the mouth will help identify the remains Metro police also were investigating the discoveries of two other bodies in South Dade Tuesday The decomposed body of a man was found at the foot of a WQDI-radio transmitter tower at 33801 SW 202nd Ave appears to be a said Homicide Detective Jack Remmen suspect that been dead probably a month or Owner says contractor vandalized pool pool were repaired On Hov 20 Metro code enforcement officers filed misdemeanor criminal complaints alleging Fiberglass Pools is selling pools without a license and is advertising itself as a certified contrac tor The company lost its state certification in July Action against Fiberglass Pools followed telephone calls from more than 20 pool buyers complaining of poor workmanship and unkept promises By JOAN FLEISCHMAN Herald Staff Writer A commercial fisherman was shot to death inside his automobile Tuesday evening moments after he drove up to his Miami duplex Wounded in the left side of his head Delso Reyes 37 of 1710 NW Fourth St died shortly after the 7 pm shooting Miami police said Robbery apparently was not the motive police said The gunmen described as three Latin men left heavy gold bracelet on his wrist said Homicide Detective Nelson Andreu girlfriend inside the house at the time told police the three men knocked at her door just as Reyes pulled up to the duplex in his white 1974 Lincoln Continental She stepped outside and asked if everything was all right then went back inside after they told her there was Andreu said few minutes after she heard the shots and saw them Andreu said ReyesJ probably knew these guys he never got out of his Reyes died on his way to Jackson Memorial Hospital police said His girlfriend told police Reyes was a Cuban who lived in this country for 13 years although investigators said he spoke no English Police who checked background for a motive in the slaying said he was arrested only once in 1980 on a weapons charge Miami police also were investigating another slaying Tuesday that of a 38-year-old Jamaican man found dead at 9 am inside a hotel room at 279 NE 79th St Police said the case is a homicide but would not release the cause of death until after an autospy The victim Windell Sang Uinetti was last seen alive about 8 pm Monday No motive for the killing was apparent police said Metro homicide detectives said that they will have to wait for the ROBBIE From IB donate 160 acres at Lake Lucerne tor a sports stadium They own a total of 441 acres near Calder Race Track on the Dade-Broward county line On the advice of their consultants authority members selected the Buena Vista location But they said they would reconsider the Lake Lucerne site if Broward County commissioners make a financial commitment to help build and support the stadium A formal request will be made to the Broward Commission next Tuesday Robbie has talked about building his own stadium with the help of private investors for several years Bob Brodhead finance director for the Dolphins organization said research so far has been only the most general terms have pot yet gotten to the point of private financing or anything like Brodhead said talking about what kind of stadium we would like and where we would like to have it But we bought any land or hired any enginrering He said he prefers the old Ojus dump a 160-acre tract that the city of Miami Beach used to bury its garbage until federal environmental authorities ordered it closed several years ago Miami Beach City Manager Harold Toal said Tuesday that from front contacted him within the last 10 days about the land did say he wanted to sit down with us" Toal said gotten back to make an ap- DEATH NOTICES Joe Robbie: alternatives pointment The Ojus land vacant now except for a small pig farm and an Optimists Club was among about 15 potential sports complex sites considered more than a year ago by consultants hired by the Metro Commission Toal said he was never contacted and know why the Ojus land was not among the final choices Among the sites Robbie is said to be considering for a new Dolphins stadium are the Lake Lucerne site the Hollywood Sportatorium and a 160-acre parcel at Interstate 95 and Ives Dairy Road in North Dade The Sportatorium is owned by the estate of race track developer Steven Calder Benner who once worked for Calder said the Mortons would be willing to sell only the entire 441-acre parcel minus some 20 acres already dedicated to Dade County for a park to private investors Jhe latest asking price is $17 million private group with Robbie in it could develop it and make a real nice thing on 421 Benner said Robbie formed a group and bought the whole thing they could really get a return on their investment by developing around a sports Classified Advertising U-01 Death Notiees U-01 Death Notiees A-01 Death Notice ByRICKHIRSCH Herald Staff Writer Metro officials Tuesday were investigating a North Dade claims that representatives of an unlicensed swimming pool contractor vandalized his partially completed pool when he refused to make final payment on it Leroy Duncan of 1385 NW 192nd Ter said three men from Fiberglass Pools of South Florida Inc visited his home Monday to collect the $1600 balance he owes Duncan said he told company officers Doug Lake and Perry Curtis he wouldn't pay the balance until cracks in the fiberglass were repaired When he refused to pay Duncan said a third man with Curtis and Lake known to Duncan only as Mark ripped electrical wiring from the pool and cut the pool plumbing with a hacksaw Lake- Fiberglass secretary-treasurer said Tuesday he had gone to house with Curtis a contractor named Frederick Gervia and other company employes He said Duncan refused to pay until several in the KAUFMAN SARA 88 of Miami passed awav Mon She had made her home here for the past 5 years coming from the Bronx NY She is survived bv her sons Dr Harold (Frances) Kaufman of Miami Alex (Sara) Kaufman of Lauderdale Herman (Nora) Kaufman of Suffern Martin (Barbara) Kaufman of Queens daughters Inez (Gerald) Rosenberg of Pembroke Pines Ella (Harold) Krantz of Pembroke Pines 14 great-gr Funeral grandchildren 17 great-grandchildren Funeral SINGER DOROTHY Of passed awav Dec 22 She was a resident for 19 years coming from she is survived bv her husband William sons Irwin D-addario and wife Vera of Seattle Wash Joseph D-addario and wife Edith of NYC 4 grandchildren great-grandchild and many loving nieces and nephews She was a Spirit of Lifa and a Million Dollar Club member of the City of Hope A devoted fintertoinment director or The Southgate Women's Social Club for many years In lieu of flowers the family suggests contributions to The City of Hope Hallandale Chapter Chapet services Thurs at 1 will be held 2 ACCOLLA EMILY 71 Miami Dec II Survived by husband Peler son Richard of Miami daughter Lois Detuc-cio of Newington Conn grandchildren 1 great-grandchild Private services were held VAN ORSDEL BIRD RD CHAPEL 9300 SW 40 St BENNETT ALEXANDER on Dec 21 1981 Beloved husband of Lee father-in-law of Lvn grandfather of Laurie Dr Joel Valerie Bennett brother of Nat Jack Former Executive of United Jewish Appeal Services at Riverside Chapei Hywd Fla Thurs Dec 24th 1030 AM BOOKSPAN LIBBY FEATHER of Miami passed awav Dec 22 beloved wife of Aaron Bookspan devoted mother of Steven (Sara) Bookspan of Alameda Calif Susan (Thomas) Hurst of Miami cherished grandmother of Jennifer Kenneth Cindy William and Matthew gear sister Minnie wartz of San Francisco Calif and Leo and Lc "THE RIVERSIDE fan Plan I Alton Guardian Plan Chapel Alton death one of the sad signs of the season SMITH NEPPIE 90 passed away 1981 Born In Alabama a resident of the MB area for the last i years Survived by Mr George Smith Jr son of Mr larotd Smith ion of ake Tahoe Calif Mr onald Lee Smith son of So Salem daughters Mrs Marion Huhn of Brooksvtlie Fla Mrs Dorothy Hanson of Groton Conn Mrs Helen Bot-tongino of NMB 12 grandchildren 10 great-grandchildren Repose 68 PM Wed rt The LIThGow 15(5 CHAPEL Funeral service at I Wed Ridgefield Robert of Services Wed (today) at the chapel with Interment to follow in Mf Sinaf Cemetery Donations in memory may be made to a favorite charity Gordon Funeral Home 710 SW 12 Ave Miami MAKOVSKY LOUIS 81 of MB passed away Tues A 36 year resident formerly of St Louis Survived bv wife Frances daughter Rose Mane Chalek of Ariz grandchildren Pam and Richard Chalek great-granddaughter Jessica Chalek brothers and sisters Mrs Mary Koshner Jack Makovsky Dr Irwin Makovsky Mrs Bertie Mestman Morris Makovsky Mrs Edith Binder and Mrs Ruth Shanker Brothers-in-law Edward Beniamin and Harry Sonz sister-in-law Milficent Dworkln He was a member of The Greater Miami Auxiliary to The Miami Jewish Home and Hospital For The Aged past President of Ohev Shalom past Vice President of Beth Jacob Congregation past president of The Alexander Gross Hebrew Academy and a member of B'nai B'rlth Funeral Services will be Wed 330 PM at Feather of Pork LA Calif Wecf 12 30 at the 1 chapel Family suggests contributions to Mt Sinai 7 Blum RUBIN-ZILBERT 24 deaths in Dade County so far in December that have been classified as suicides that time of the year when suicides are Vasquez said always have more in December than any other time of the For the entire month of November she pointed out the county had 1 1 suicides something about she said She asked that anyone who might have information which could lead to the identity call the Medical Office at 325-7337 60 years old He was carrying a package of Kool cigarets matches from restaurant in the Falls Shopping Center a nickel and five pennies There was no wallet Vasquez said he shot himself in the head with a Charter Arms 38-caliber pistol with a two-inch barrel She said records indicate the gun was purchased in 1979 from Cutler Ridge Gun and Ammunition by a man named Steven Eugene Fritts She has been unable to locate Fritts The Medical Office reported the stranger was among By FRED GRIMM Herald Staff Writer All they know of the stranger is that he was a well-dressed man whose life had moved beyond middle-age And they know that he like so many others during the holiday season succumbed to despair As a macabre bow to convenience he shot himself behind a gray metal garbage dumpster just outside the Dade County Medical Office at the edge of the Jackson Memorial Hospital complex He was found about 7:30 pm Saturday night He had been dead for 30 minutes or more By Tuesday evening police still identified him a said Miami Police Detective Louise Vasquez was neat well dressed exceptionally He was five feet eight 155 pounds white with nothing to suggest he was Latin He was wearing a brown windbreaker brown shoes belted pants and and a beige shirt His hair was gray his eyebrows were bushy his nose prominent The Medical Office figures he was between 55 and RD 538-6371 MB bv Rev River conducted Wallace FIELD MINNA of uTcDrLS Tues White Deaths THE RIVERSIDE' Guardian Plan Chapel In ML With Interment passed away Formerly of Plains she had been a resident for the past 15 years Mrs Field was Chief of Social Work at Montefiore Hospital NY for many years and was the Au-fhoress of 4 books and many articles on Social Work She was an active participant in numerous civic and professional organizations She is survived by her cousins Dr and Mrs Saul Nitzberg Dr and Mrs William Nitzberg Dr and Mrs Mark Nitzberg and Lisa Richard and Laurie Nitzberg Funeral services will be Wed 11 30 A at the chapel followed by Interment in Sharon Gardens Fami STERN JAMES (JIMMY) 58 of Hywd passed away Mon Survived by wife Trudl 1 brother 3 sisters several nieces and nephews Member of Fla Ga NY and American CPA Association Past Commander of Miami Post No 223 JWV past Dept Commander of Fla JWV past Regional Commander JWV and resent secretary of atlonal Executive Committee JWV Private services Arrange- -WEINSTEIN 192) Pembroke Rd Hywd Sinai Cemetery MARTELL MRS CLAIRE 53 of Hialeah died suddenly Dec 21 1981 Was saleslady for Continental Drugs Survived by husband Walter Martell sons Walter Jr and Dennis Martell Joseph Nick former blimp crew chief ly requests tic ons to the Family requests donation be mad Natrl Committee Treatment Intractable Pain PO Box 9553 Friendship Station Wash DC ship 51 contribu- Southeastern Fla Holocaust Memorial Center "THE RIVERSIDE" Guardian Plan Chapel 16480 NE 19 Ave NMB 947-8691 20016 GILLMAN parents Mr and Mrs Cornelius Finn and sister Mary Johnson Repose Wed 7-9 service Thurs It A LOWE HANKS FUNFRAL HOME 4850 Palm Ave Interment Vista Cemetery NICK JOSEPH 75 passed away Mon A Miami resident since 1933 coming from Chicago he was the Crew Chief for the Good Year Blimp for 26 years He is survived by his wife Maxine 3 sons 1 daughter 5 brothers and 2 sisters Private services BESS KQLSK) FUNERAL COMBS DOROTHY ROSE Services and termenl In Mass WIENER MILTON 63 Of MB passed awav Dec 22 Beloved husband of Ofelia Wiener cherished father of Michele (Rod) Rickabaligh of Lake Park Fla Stephen (Clare) Wiener of Miami adored grandfather of 3 dear oroth-er of Frances (Lloyd Mossier) Services Wed 2 PM at the chapel with interment ar Memorial Lakeside RUBIN-ZILBERT MEMORIAL CHAPEL mB70WWd637i starring Tyrone Power The Iron Mask Douglas Fairbanks last real film success and Mr first talkie three films with Shirley Temple Heidi Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm and Young People and the 1939 version of The Three Musketeers Jack Philipps 51 TV Guide executive Services for Jack Philipps 51 Florida regional manager of TV Guide magazine will be at 2 bm today at the Scobee-Ireland-Potter Funeral Home in Delray Beach Mr Philipps who had managed the maga five regional editions since 1975 died Monday at his Boca Raton home Born in Bayside NY he served four years in the US Marine Corps and was graduated from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania He started with the magazine in 1960 as an advertising representative in Boston Survivors include his wife Audrey and five children HOME Park RUBIN-ZILBERT 538-6371 Joseph Nick the crew chief who babysat with the Goodyear blimp for 39 years through tornados the Depression and good times has died at age 75 Mr Nick who retired Nov 1 1971 died Monday in Victoria Hospital He had spent 25 years as crew chief Jr1 after many years as a mem-f ber of the ground crew i I Ron Bell who now heads i the crew at Pompano Beach recalled that Mr Nick helped him when Bell was a young blimp pilot was 23 when I Bell said a training flight he would always pull me aside and tell me things you couldn't see in the air also was a great bass fisherman and taught me a lot about bass at Lake Mr Nick became a bass guide on the lake after he retired from Goodyear Born in Chicago he got his first glimpse of a blimp at the Chicago Fair He was signed on by Skipper Jack Boettner and made his first flight to Florida in 1933 In the early days the crew would cast a line in the ocean and fish while moving north or south for the so ason caught sailfish and barracuda and sharks some up to 14 feet Mr Nick once recalled soon as a shark swallowed the bait you had to hit the power and start back up since the airship was kind of helpless while hovering A 14-footer could drag you right down if you get a running start on Survivors include his wife Maxine sons Harry Gene and Joe Jr a daughter Sue Ann five brothers and two sisters Private services will be at the Bess-Kolski Combs Funeral Home Mr ashes will be scattered over Lake Okeechobee Allan Dwan 96 director of more than 400 films HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Movie pioneer Allan Dwan who directed almost every major star from Lillian Gish to Vera Hruba Ralston in more than 400 films died Monday of heart failure at the age of 96 Educated as an electrical engineer Mr Dwan was noted for such technical innovations as the dolly shot and the overhead tracking shot and for his ability to discover and develop talent He discovered Lon Chaney Sr and director John Ford began his career as a prop man for Mr Dwan On a trip to Britain he discovered Ida Lupino and was credited with bringing the actress to Hollywood Among his best-remembered films are Suez RIESS MRS MARIE STREEHL 81 of Miami passed away Dec 21 1981 She came 12 years ago from Glenndale Md was a member of Miami Shores Baptist Church OES end the Aux 879 OES and ZUCKERMAN MAX Beloved hus- late Mollie brother or band of the late Mollie voted broth' HANSEN FLORENCE 74 Miami passed away Dec 21 A resident since 1930 formerly of Ll NY former member of Little River Home Demonstration Club and Damsh-Amerlcan Club survived by Husband Cart 2 daughters Eleanor (Mrs Carl) Palmer Miami Springs Vivian (Mrs Jerry) Kes-sel Kissimmee Fla sister Eleanor Wright Leesburg Fla 4 grandchildren 4 rbara Scl and Martin grandfather dear rother of Annie Ler- -of WWI Veterans Sur- WII- vived by husband daughters Marie Ham Miss Miss preaf-grandchildren visitation 7-9 PM Ved Funeral A thurs service at the AN AND Riess Mrs uarpara Rlfenbark Mrs Jeanne Dorsey son William Jr 7 grandchildren 10 great-grandchildren and sister Mrs Florence Poweleit Funeral service Thurs 930 SHORES FUNERAL HOME 10931 NE 6 Ave Where friends may call Wed 7-9 PM entombment Woodiawn Park Mausoleum Deaths Elsewhere M-05 Card ef Thanks WILBUR (BILL) BASS Bill Bass of the City of Miami died Thurs the 17 Funeral Services were held Sun the 20 Bill died of an abdominal aneurysm but did so while doing what he loved best fishing One could not ask to spend their last day In any better way than doing what loved to do BESS-KOLSKI COMBS Ff CHAPEL 109L Ave Interment Dade Memorial Park Ser vices under the dlrec HOME 1 FUNERAL 936 NE 6 fAt AINS Judge Robert A Ainsworth Jr 71 of the 5th US Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans His wife and family wish to express their sincere thanks and appreciation-to To i ryica vlth warm con- so many people who had been able tend the service To who called with warn FJIami Area Deaths doiencet To those who sent so many beautiful flowers To those who prepared good foods for us To those whisaid ppayg family Yo SIIUCIITER ALLAN A 73 of Kv Biscavne passed away ec 21 He had made his home here for the past 6 years coming from Chicago He Is survived bv his wife Lea a daughter Marty Lfebles of Forest Park til 2 sisters Belie and Sue 1 granddaughter Allison Graveside services and Interment will be held 1 Wed (today) at Mt Nebo Cemetery Home 12 Ave Miami HUGHES ANNETTE 82 a 13 year resident of Miami coming from Kentucky passed away Mon 5he was a 50 year member of The Order of Eastern Star Survived by daughter Kathryn Sweet Services at the Heady Funeral Home in QouH-viile ky with interment In Bethany Cemetery Valiev Station Ky Arrangements by BESSV KQLSKI i COMBS FUNERAL HOME ind Tilt fishing with Bob you? him to the hospital staying there comforting his wife end calling In the bad news to the family goes beyond the bounds of written words to express our feelings Sport Ian hp up with your in Tha Herald PETCOVA Anna 9 of Miami Visitation 4-9 pm today Van Orsdel Bird Road Chapel PYNE Rose 87 of Homestead Services 9:30 a Thursday Sacred Heart Catholic Church Branam Funeral Home RIESS Marie Streehl 81 of North Miami Ser vices 930 am Thursday Color Funeral Home SIEGELHEIM Jack of Miami Beach Services were held Riverside Chapel TOIVONEN Toivo 89 of Miami Memorial services 2 pm today Llthgow Chapel WALL John A 77 of Miami Shores Services 11 a today St Rose of Lima Catholic Church Coter Funeral Home WEINSTEIN Louis 85 of Surfslde Services In New York Gordon Funeral Home WIENER Milton (3 of Miami Beach Services 2 pm today Rubln-Zilbert Chapel a Thursday Bess-Kolskl Combs Funeral Chapel HEMSIL Katherine 78 of North Miami Services 11 em today Van Orsdel North Miami Chapel HUGHES Annette 87 of North Miami Services In Louisville Ky Bess-Kolski 8 Combs Chapel KELSEY John 85 of Miami Services In Georgia House ot Albert LEVY Kurt 73 of North Miami Beach Services 2 Thursday Levllt-Welnsteln Chapel LIND Diana 80 of Miami Beach Services in New York Riverside Chapel MARCUS Horry A 80 of Miami Services were held Gordon Funeral Home MARTELL Claire S3 of Hialeah Services II a Thursday Lowe-Hanks Funeral Home NICK Joseph 75 ot Miami Private services Bess-Kolski A Combs Chapel ACKERMAN Louis 79 of North Miami Beach Services were held Riverside Chapel AGUERO Juana Boada of Miami Services were held Caballero Chapel BAKER Jessie Annie 87 of Miami Private services National Cremation Society a BOOKSPAN Libby Of North Miami Services 12 70 pm today Rubln-Zilbert Chapel CASTANO Eufraclna Jlmenet 18 of Miami Services were held Caballero Chapel DANENBERO Elizabeth 87 of Miami Services Hem today Lakeside Memorial Perk Gordon Funeral Home DEL BARRIO America 84 of Miami Services were held Rivero Miami Chapel EHRLICH Nathan 7A of North Miami Beach Services were held Gordon Funeral Home FIELO Minna of North Miami Beach Services 1130 a today Riverside Chapel GERMAN William 80 of Miami Beach Services In New York Gordon Funeral Home GILLMAN Dorothy Rose of Miami Beach Services in Massachusetts Rubln-Zilbert Chapel GODBERSON Lillian 75 of South Miami Heights Services in Lexington Ky Branam Funeral Home GOVANTES Domingo 90 of Miami Services were held Caballero Chapel GRISSOM Rose 4 of Miami Services 9 30 a Thursday Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church Bennett and Sons Funeral Home GUERRERO Margarita 77 of Miami Services I pm today Rivero Hialeah Chapel HANLOW Grace 79 of Pillsburgh formerly of Miami Services 10 a today St Dominic'S Catholic Church Llthgow Coral Way Chapel HANSEN Florence 74 of Miami Services 11 Our facititis urvic mrchandU and pricM art not aqualed Our 5535 iuntral cost ovar $1000 at most local plana Diract cramation burial or ihipmsnt $293 VAN ORSDEL six chapels It crmatory 446-4412.