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Wednesday, March 26, 1986 The Miami Herald 3B Police, politicians call San Pedro's allegations big lies By JEFF LEEN DUCASSI Herald Staff Writers The scores of allegations made in affidavits and police tapes in the Alberto San Pedro case have brought strong denials from politicians, police and even a state prosecutor who have found their names tossed into the growing scandal: The manager of Miami Beach Mayor Alex Daoud's successful 1985 campaign called allegations that Daoud received unreported campaign contributions from San Pedro "an absolute lie." State Education CommissionRalph Turlington called an informant's statement that San Pedro planned to give Turlington $30,000 during the governor's daughter's wedding "a flight of fancy." Assistant State Attorney Tom Petersen said statements that he associated with San Perdo were "a blatant lie." The denials come as Metro detectives try to separate evidence of possible criminal conspiracies from statements which merely reveal San Pedro's tendency to inflate his influence with public officials. Investigations by the MetroDade Organized Crime Bureau and the FBI have focused on San Pedro's influence over the Hialeah City Council, the Hialeah Police Department and the Opa-locka City Commission. San Pedro is currently being held without bond in the Dade County Jail. He has pleaded not guilty to 64 charges including murder conspiracy, bribery and cocaine trafficking. In police affidavits released While influence peddler Alberto San Pedro sits in a jail cell, politicians call his allegations lies and 'flights of Friday, an informant stated that San Pedro had said he planned to meet Miami Beach Mayor Daoud on Oct.

25, 1985 and give him $5,000. Five days later, San Pedro said he was going to give the candidate another $5,000, the informant stated. Between Oct. 23 and Oct. 31, Daoud loaned his own campaign $66,903.22, according to the affidavit.

Daoud did not return repeated Herald calls for comment on the allegations. However, his 1985 campaign manager, Gerald Schwartz, spoke on his behalf. "I don't think the words of a convicted felon warrant comment from the mayor of a city," Schwartz said. Schwartz said the $66,903.22 for the campaign came from the proceeds of certificates of deposit owned by Daoud and loaned to the campaign in an effort catch up with the spending of then Malcolm Fromberg. "I told we needed additional sources of funds to overcome the expenditure of exMayor Fromberg," Schwartz said.

"When I him he needed more money he said the only place he could get it was from broken CDs. The comment was, 'If you want to break Schwartz said San Pedro did not contribute to the campaign. "What is it that Alex Daoud, who is the underdog candidate for mayor in a city that San Pedro has nothing to do with, what is it that Alex Daoud could do for San Pedro that justify paying tens of thousands of dollars?" Schwartz said. "The answer is nothing and he never paid him." Schwartz said that Daoud had attended San Pedro's last St. Lazarus party, a lavish Dec.

17 bash to which San Pedro invited many judges, politicians and police. "He was invited by Rick Sanchez, a Channel 7 newsman," Schwartz said. "In fact, Mr. Sanchez asked him for a proclamation and he gave it to him." Schwartz said the proclamation lauded St. Lazarus and WAS "a routine proclamation.

Any newsman that calls up and wants one gets one; they have them in stock." Sanchez, who was put on paid leave by WSVN after his name turned up on the tapes, could not be reached for comment. The informant also told police that in June 1985, San Pedro said he was "attempting to bribe members of the state Cabinet in order to obtain a pardon on his felony conviction" for murder conspiracy in 1971. The officials targeted for bribes were Gov. Bob Graham, State Comptroller Gerald Lewis and Education Commissioner Turlington, the affidavit states. Turlington said he gave a deposition to the Dade state attorney's office Thursday.

He told The Herald he is not acquainted with San Pedro and did not attend the governor's daughter's wedding, where the bribe allegedly was to have changed hands. "That's about the most hilarious bit," Turlington said. "I know nothing about that statement or anything about it. It's all totally news to me." Prosecutor Petersen also gave a voluntary statement after his name was mentioned in the transcripts. Petersen said he took and passed a lie detector test at his own expense $500.

"I have never committed any breach of my legal and ethical obligations as a member of the state attorney's office to the benefit of Alberto San Pedro or anyone else," Petersen wrote in a letter to the Metro-Dade Organized Crime Bureau, adding, "Mr. San Pedro does not know me and he is a liar." Petersen, who is on a leave of absence from the state attorney's office to work on a project, is misidentified on the transcripts of a Jan. 10, 1985, conversation as "Melvin Petersen." Pedro said "Melvin Petersen" was "very close to transcripts show. An informant told police that San Pedro said Petersen provided him "with information regarding unspecified criminal cases" and was paid for doing so, 1 the affidavit states. The informant said Petersen had visited San Pedro's house and had given him information about grand jury investigations.

"I've never met the man," Petersen said. "I don't know him from Adam. I've never been to any house in Hialeah in the last 10 years." State Attorney Janet Reno said Kenneth W. Breeze, artist, mathematician By BELINDA BROCKMAN Herald Staff Writer Graphic artist Kenneth Wickliffe Breeze, who fused his twin passions of mathematics and art into a long and diversified career, died Monday of lung cancer. He was 81.

"He was a surprising person in his combined talents," said Mr. Breeze's wife of 49 years, Elizabeth. "I think he had a good life." As a child, Mr. Breeze's Breeze abilities in both Breeze drawing and arithmetic became more and more apparent. "He just had that flair," his wife said.

After graduating from Denison University in Granville, Ohio, in 1926, he taught school for two years to raise the money necessary to attend graduate school at the New York School of Design. in hand, a With a certificate of distinction position on the research faculty of Columbia University. Working mostly with the Columbia Medical Center, he illustrated scientific journals and books, creating hun- Fire victims' services scheduled for today Services for the three victims of a Friday afternoon house fire will be at 2 p.m. today at St. James AME Church.

Marvin Culmer, 4, and his brother, Darrell, 3, died Friday at scene of the blaze at 17031 the, Ninth Pl. Their mother, Patricia, 22, died Sunday at Jackson Memorial Hospital, where she had been taken after being pulled from the hot, smoky, blaze. The Hall-Ferguson-Hewitt Funeral Home is handling arrangements. Jerry Ellis, Keys environmentalist Environmentalist Jerry Ellis, 83, died Saturday at Baptist Hospital after a long illness. Mr.

Ellis is credited with starting or pushing for many of the major conservation projects in the Keys, including saving Lignumvitae Key and Pigeon Key from development, convincing the state to preserve Indian Key and the Windley Key quarry, and outlawing spearfishing. Feinstein services set Sunday on Beach Rabbi Moshe Feinstein, president of the Union of Orthodox Rabbis of the United States and Canada, will be eulogized at services for nonaffiliated Jews at 8 p.m. Sunday at the Crown Hotel on Miami Beach. Rabbi Feinstein, considered the leading American authority on Jewish law, died Sunday in New York after a year-long illness. He was 91.

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Frank's Health Food for 17 years. Survived by 2 daughters, Karen Plaster Lesly Lawrence; sister, Betty Collins; brother, Richard Crawshaw 5 grandchildren. Memorial service 7:30 PM Thursday VAN ORSDEL BIRD ROAD CHAPEL, 9300 SW 40 St. Memorials to Miami Medical 13149 SW 91st Miami 33176. BARRS ELIZABETH E.

86, on March 25. A 50 year Miami resident. Survived by 3 daughters, Edna Louise Edwards, of Umatilla, FL, Myrtice Chism, of Miami, Iva Blythe, Gainesville, 2 brothers, William Faulkner, of Fi. Lauderdale, Raymond Faulkner, of Monticello, 9 grandchildren, 13 great-grandchildren. Visitation 7-9 PM Thursday at servIce time 1:30 PM Friday.

VAN ORSDEL GRATIGNY ROAD CHAPEL, 770 NW 119 St. Burial Flagler. BERMAN MIRIAM, widow of Reuben Berman, of 1248 Farmington West Hartford, CT, died Mar. 24, In Bethesda, MD. She was a member of Emanuel Synagogue of West Hartford, CT Was 8 contributor to many philanthropic organizations.

She leaves her step-children Harold 8. Dorothy Berman, of West Hartford, CT, Allen Rhoda Kaufman, of Norwich, CT. Funeral services were held at the Weinstein Mortuary, Hartford, CT. Memorial remembrances may be made to Emanuel Synagogue, 160 Mohegan West Hartford, cf 06117. BOEHM ELMER 83, a resident of Miami since 1954, passed away Mar.

25, 1986. He was an for Member of the Miami Moose Lodge for 33 years. Survived by 3 daughters, Evelyn, Joyce Jean, all of the Chicago, Ill. area, 2 sons, William, of the Chicago area Leroy, of Florida City, 9 grandchildren, 11 greatgrandchildren. Visitation will be Wed.

6-8 PM 2-8 PM. Funeral services 10 AM, VAN ORSDEL BIRD ROAD CHAPEL. Burial Southern Memorial Park. BREEZE KENNETH WICKLIFFE, 82, a resident of Miami Shores since 1973, died Mar. 24, 1986 following a lingering illness.

Born in Fox Lake, he was the son of English-born Rev. 8 Mrs. Emanuel Breeze, Presbyterian Minister. A graduate of Denison Granville, OH in 1926, he was a member of Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity, did graduate study at NY School of Design was on the research faculty of bia Univ. He combined his mathematics skills with his art training illustrated scientific journals books.

As a civillan with the Navy he wasone of the few staff members whom Sec. of Navy, James V. Forrestal, took to the Pentagon to be incharge of the Graphics Statistical Dept. when he became Sec. of Defense.

After WW 11, he 18 years as associate with the Management Consultant Robert Heller Associates, Claveland, His hobby was metaicraft he designed made jewelry for George Jensen. Survived by his wife (of 50 years next July), the former Elizabeth DuBose Price, a pioneer Miamian, whom he met while both were graduate students in NY. 8 son, Kenneth Wickliffe Breeze Joseph daughter, (Marion Mrs. DuBose Breeze) Williams, Surrey, England, 5 granddaughters brotherIn-law, W. Bedford Price, Miami Shores.

Funeral services 11 AM at JOSEPH B. COFER MIAMI SHORES FUNERAL HOME 10931 NE 6 AVE. The family suggests contributions to Charles Tate Emphysema Research Fndn. CLAPP CLAPP MADELENE 96, of Miami, Mar. 24, 1986.

A resident Miami since 1957, coming from West Acton, Mass. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Wentworth (Geraldene) Prentiss, 3 grandchildren 5 great-grandchildren. VAN ORSDEL BIRD ROAD. DAVIDSON VIOLET 73, of NMB, passed away Sunday.

Survived by son, Dr. Kenneth H. (Arlene) Davidson, of Rochester, grandchildren, brother, Harry Forman, of MB. sisters, Sally Hornreich, of NMB Tillie Branzs, of Portland, Maine. Services were held Tuesday.

LEVITT-WEINSTEIN Security Plan Chapel 18840 Dixie Hwy NMB 949-6315 EMBY JOHN 81, of Hialeah, passed away Mar. 25, 1986. He came here in 1936 from Dayton, Ohio. Survived by wife, Iva brother, Ray, several nieces nephews. A member of the Carpenters Joiners Union No.

727. Visitation funeral service 2 PM Thursday, LOWE- HANKS FUNERAL HOME, 4850 Palm Ave. Interment Vista Memorial Gar- dens. HERNANDEZ-CASUSO CLAUDE, 78, a native of Key West, died Mar. 24, 1986.

He was a ret. Hospital Administrator for the Dept. of Health, Education Welfare for the U. S. Gov't, 8 1st Lt.

U. S. Army served 7 years with the State of Fla. as Adm. Ass't with Maternity Child Welfare.

He was a member of Coral Gables Country Club, Harvey Seeds Post No. 29, Am. Legion, 1. I. Fed.

Hospital Administrators. Survived by his wife Sula, step-sons, Jay Frank their wives, step-daughter, Laura her husband, grandson, Jesse 8 daughter of a previous marriage, Martha Jane, of Maine. Funeral services 4 PM. af JOSEPH B. COFER MIAMI SHORES FUNERAL HOME 10931 NE 6 AVE.

where friends may call PM. Inurnment Arlington National Cemetery. JONES CARL 54, of Miami, a native Floridian, 20 year employee with Graves Refrigeration Co. in Miami, died urday. Survived by wife, Lucille; daughter, Ruth Ann Thomas, of Miami; daughters sons -inlaw, Janet Lee Emmette Smith, of Hazelhurst, GA; Charlene Suzanne Terry Reed, of Sunrise; brothers, Glenn, of Cumming, GA; Donald, of Marysville, Allen, of Kellen, TX; Curtis, of Havelock, NC; Earl Mark, of Greensboro, NC; grandchildren, Carla Thomas, Cindy Thomas, Pal Smith, Ellen Smith, Terry Reed, Jr.

Denise Smith, Dennis Smith Carl Smith. Funeral Service 2 PM Saturday with Rev. Guy Melton of First Baptist Church of West Hollywood officiating at FRED HUNTER'S UNIVERSITY DRIVE HOME, 2401 S. University where friends may call Friday 7-9 PM. Cremation by FRED HUNTER CREMATORY.

Family suggests donations 10 the University School of Medicine, Dept. of Otolaryngology Cancer Research. KALPIN LILLIE 73, Pembroke passed Originally from Wichita, Mar. 25, 1986. moved here from Houston, Tex.

a year ago. Dedicated worker for B'nal B'rith Women Hadassah. Survived by devoted brother, Paul (Betty) Mitchell, loving daughter, Mira Wolf, of Chicago son, Robert Kalpin, of Houston. Chapel services Thursday, PM, al Beth David Memorial Gardens, 3201 N. 72 Hollywood, 963-2400.

MORTONSON MRS. GERTRUDE 86, of Miami, 24, passed away Mar. 1986. Came here 68 years ago from Chicago. Survived by 1 son, Robert S.

Mortonson, Miami Shores. Private services were held under the direction of JOSEPH B. COFER MIAMI SHORES FUNERAL HOME 10931 NE 6 AVE. NADEL ISIDORE 71, of Miami, passed away March 24, 1986. Mr.

Nadel is survived by a son, Steven daughter, Madeline Biondo, both of Miami; sister, Dorothy Peckerino, of New York; brother, Ralph Nadel, of New Jersey; 7 grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted 1:30 PM Thursday at the Chapel. Interment Star of David Cemetery, Miami. "THE RIVERSIDE" Guardian Plan Chapel 1717 SW 37 Ave. Miami 531-1151 NIMEROV VICTOR, 77, of Hallandale, passed awaY March 23.

Survived by his loving wife, Esther; daughter, Celeste "Luck (Don) Collins; beloved brother of Mary (Sam) DeCarl, Richard, Milton (Shirley) Nimerov; cherished grandfather of Mindy, Jodi Erin Holtzman. Services Thursday, 1 PM, at MENORAH CHAPELS Biscayne Blvd at 209 St NMB 935-3939 Interment will be Friday in Chicago, Ill. PARNES BERNARD, of MB. Survived by wife, Maria daughter, Fannie Parnes, of MB. Services Wednesday, 11 AM.

RUBIN-ZILBERT MEMORIAL CHAPEL 1701 ALTON RD M.B. 538-6371 PORTER EARL 69, of Coral Gables, passed Survived away '23, 1986. by his wife Emma, son, Earl of daughter, Pamela Masse, of Panama CItY, FL, brother, Vincent Porter, of Chicago, 2 sisters, Lorraine Stone Lucille Kiellsvik, both of LA 5 grandchildren. He was go retired horse trainer one of the top jockeys trainers of thoroughbred racing in the 1930s. Visitation Wednesday, 7-9 PM, at the LITHGOW CORAL WAY CHAPEL.

Graveside services Thursday, 11 AM al Miami Memorial Park. SARBEY SAM of Century VIllage, Boca Raton, passed away Mar. 25, 1986. Beloved husband of Dora, devoted father of David, loving brother of Shirley Rose adored grandfather. Services will be held Mar.

27, 10 AM, at GUTMEMORIAL CHAPEL. 7240 N. Federal HighBoca Raton, 997-6900. SIBLEY AUGUSTA 84, Miami resident for 28 years, coming from died March 24. She was a member of Kendall United Methodist Church.

Survived by her son daughter- inlaw, Hubert O. Jr. Madalynne, grandsons, Bert Mark Sibley. Nicole Quana Sibley Shawn Cooper several nieces nephews. Funeral services PM Thursday at the Stanfill Kendall Chapel, followed by Interment in Atlanta, GA.

Friends may call from 6 PM until service time Thursday. Stanfill Funeral Homes 10545 Dixie 667-2518 Deaths dreds of drawings and graphs. When World War II broke out, Mr. Breeze left the university and worked as a civilian with the U.S. Navy, and later the Pentagon, where he supervised the graphics and statistics department.

But Mr. Breeze's creative instincts also took form outside the more staunch dictates of scientific work. A longtime jewelry craftman for his family, he began producing Heller Associates, retiring after items for the New York Fifth 18 years. Avenue firm of George Jensen The son of a Presbyterian purveyors of fine silver ter, Mr. Breeze was born in Fox pieces, during the war.

For Jen- Lake, Wis. He moved to Miami in sen's he made brooches, rings and 1973. other items. Besides his wife, survivors had a lovely time," Eliza- clude one son, Kenneth one beth said. But when Jensen want- daughter, Marion Williams; five ed him to repeat some of his grandchildren; and one brotherpieces, Mr.

Breeze quit. in-law, W. Bedford Price. "He didn't like to do more than Services will be at 11 a.m. one at a time.

Most everything Saturday at the Cofer Miami was unique," said Elizabeth. Shores Funeral Home. After the war, Mr. Breeze went Donations may be made to the to work for the Cleveland manage- Charles Tate Emphysema and ment consultant concern of Robert Research Foundation. Stunt pilot Soren Jensen, 41, of 'Runaway Train' CHINESE CAMP, Calif.

(AP) Hollywood work in Runaway Train, but did not win. The scenes stunt pilot Soren Jensen, who flew helicopters in involved dropping a stunt man onto a moving train. such movies as Apocalypse Now and Runaway Train, After mastering his helicopter skills in Vietnam, he was high-performance plane went to Hollywood and in 1976 piloted a helicopter in killed when his crashed into a barn and burst into 1 flames. Apocalypse Now. Mr.

Jensen was killed Saturday night while taking off for Los Angeles to attend the Stunt Man Award His Glassair, a plane designed for aerobatics, ceremonies. He was 41. crashed as it was taking off from the landing strip at He had been nominated in two categories for his his 100-acre ranch in Chinese Camp. Miami Area Deaths ABERNATHY, Ruth 62, of Miami. Memorial services 7:30 p.m.

Thursday, Van Orsdel Bird Road Chapel. ALVAREZ, Julio, 77, of Hialeah. Services 1 p.m. today, Rivero Hialeah Chapel. ANDERSON, Frank 0., 81, of Miami.

Private services were held, Van Orsdel Coral Gables Chapel. BARRS, Elizabeth 86, of Miami. Services 1:30 p.m. Friday, Van Orsdel a Gratigny Road Chapel. BOEHM, Elmer 83, of Miami.

Services 10 a.m. Friday, Van Orsdel Bird Road Chapel. CLAPP, Madelene 96, of Miami. Arrangements by Van Orsdel Bird Road Chapel. COLLARD, Wilbert 66, of Miami.

Services 11 a.m. Thursday, Woodlawn Park Cemetery South, Alligood-Carroll Funeral Home. DIEGUEZ, Orlando Celestino, 49, of Hialeah. Services 11:45 a.m. today, Rivero Hialeah Chapel.

DOMINGUEZ, Susana, 92, of Miami. Services 2 p.m. today, Rivero Miami Chapel, DORFMAN, Mollie of Miami Beach. Services were held, Riverside Funeral Chapels. ELLIS, Gerald 83, of Islamorada.

Private services, Branam Funeral Home. EMBY, John 81, of Hialeah. Services 2 p.m. Thursday, Lowe-Hanks Palm Avenue Chapel. 1 p.m.

Thursday, Menorah North Miami Beach GILLIKIN, Muriel, 81, of Miami. Private Chapel. services, Stanfill Kendall Chapel. OFFENHENBEN, Louis, $6, of Miami Beach. GREEN, Donald 56, of North Miami Beach.

Services in Brooklyn, N.Y., Branam Funeral Memorial services 7:30 p.m. today, Van Orsdel Home. North Miami Chapel. PARNES, Bernard, of Miami Beach. Services HERNANDEZ-CASUSO, Claude, 78, of Miami.

11 a.m. today, Rubin-Zilbert Funeral Home. Funeral Home. Services 11 a.m. Thursday, Miami Memorial Services 4 p.m.

Thursday, Cofer Miami Shores PORTER, Earl 69, on of Coral Gables. ISOM, Mildred, 71, of Carol City. Services 1 Park, Lithgow Coral Way Chapel. p.m. today, St.

Matthew Free Will Baptist ROMERO, Victoria, 92, of Hialeah. Services 10 Church, Range Funeral Home. a.m. today, Rivero Hialeah Chapel. JONES, Carl 54, of Miami.

Services 2 p.m. ROSENBERG, Gery, 49, of Miami Beach. Saturday, Fred Hunter's Funeral Home. Services were held, Riverside Alton Road ChapKATZ, Milton, 79, of North Miami Beach. el.

Services 1:30 p.m. Thursday. Gutterman-War- SIBLEY, Augusta 84, of Miami. Services 7 heit Memorial Chapel, Boca Raton. p.m.

Thursday, Stanfill Kendall Chapel. LUCAMBIO, Martha, 57, of Leisure City. STRICKLAND, Carl S. 31, of Miami. Services 3 p.m.

Thursday, Palms Cemetery. Private services, Riverside Douglas Road ChapMINER, Christina, 75, of Miami. Services 11 el. a.m. today, St.

Mary's Cathedral, Hall-Fergu- TOLOSA, Marcos 87, of Miami. Services son-Hewitt Funeral Home. 9:30 a.m. today, Van Orsdel Coral Gables Chapel. MORTONSON, Gertrude 84, of Miami.

WILLIAMS, Effie, 69, of Miami. Services Private services were held, Cofer Miami Shores p.m. today, Manker Funeral Home. Funeral Home. WILSON, Willie Kenon, 83, of Miami.

Services MYRICK, Essie 85, of Miami. Services 1 1 p.m. Thursday, Church of the Open Door, p.m. today, Range Funeral Horne. Range Funeral Home.

NADEL, Isidore 71, of Miami. Services 1:30 Gerhard, of Miami. Memorial p.m. Thursday, Riverside Douglas Road Chapel. services 4 p.m.

Saturday, Immanuel Lutheran NIMEROV, Victor, 77, of Hallandale. Services Church, Van Orsdel Coral Gables Chapel. RE RESURRECTION CELEDRATION Easter Services at 8, 9:30 11 AM March 30 You are invited to join us ina beautiful celebration of Christ's resurrection. You'll find a warm welcome and an alive, growing fellowshipwith inspiring preaching and great music by a 125-voice choir. Preschool child care for all 3 services.

UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH Riviera Drive at Segovia, Coral Gables. 2 blocks west of LeJeune, 9 blocks Pastor Dan Yeary south of Coral Way STRICKLAND CARL STEWART, 31, of Miami, died March 24, 1986. He Is survived by his father, Carl Stewart Strickland. mother, Rebecca Ann Strickland, brother, Carey Glenn Strickland maternal grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Marione, Miami.

Private services. "THE RIVERSIDE" Guardian Plan Chapel 1717 SW 37 Ave. Miami TALENFELD PAULINE of Miami Beach, passed March 23. Mrs. Talenfeld had made her home here for the past 18 years, coming from Pittsburgh.

Devoted wife of the late Edward H. Talenfeld, beloved mother of the late Burton Murray Talenfeld. She is survived by 2 daughters-In-law, Phyllis lenfeld Joanne Rubinoff; her beloved sisterin-law. Marie Rothman, of MB; 6 grandchildren, Howard (Michelle) Talenfeld, Mitchell (Debbie) Talenfeld, Ellen (Larry) Marraffino, Bess Talenfeld, Gregory Talenfeld Elizabeth (Donald) Birnkrant; Services interment will be in Pittsburgh. Donations in memory may be made to the Hope Center for Mentally Disabled Citizens, 666 SW 4th Miami 33130.

GORDON CHAPEL Secured Family Protection Chapel 710 SW 12 AV 858-5566 WILLIAMS HARVEY 85, of Delray Beach, passed away on Palm Sunday, Mar. 23, 1986. He is survived by his wife, Brenda Hedstrom Williams, of Deiray. Beach, 3 daughters, Eleanor W. Dowd, of Edgartown, Sheila W.

Scott, of Delray Beach Brenda B. Kadey, of Denver, Colo. a son, Harvey L. Williams of Miami, 10 grandchildren great-grandchildren. A memorial service will be held 5 PM Mar.

26, at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Deiray Beach. Memorials may be made to the Harvey Williams Memorial Tabor Academy, Marion, Mass. 02738. Funeral services interment later.

Arrangements by SCOBEEIRELAND- POTTER FUNERAL HOME, Delray Beach. WOODSIDE DANIEL USN MM3, 18, of Miami, passed away March 22, 1986. Survived by parents, Wilbur (Woody) Teresa, brothers, Woody sisters, Michael Stephen, Katherine Julie, Frances grandmother, Woodside, numerous relatives in Florida, New York Ireland. Member of the Emerald Society of South Florida. Mass of the Christian Burial, PM, Wednesday the (Today), 3 at Church of the Epiphany.

Interment Woodlawn Park South. PHILBRICK CHAPEL 3234 Coral Wy 446-1616 ZITZOW GERHARD, 82, of Miami since 1952, Mar. 24, 1986. Past member of the Hotel Engineer's Association. He Chief Engineer of the Shore Club Cadillac Hotels on Miami Beach retired after more than 30 years of dedicated service.

Prior 10 coming to Miami, he served. 85 Chief Engineer of malor chocolate factory in the Dominican Republic. He was also Chief Engineer of large cocoa rubber plantation in Cameroon, British West Atrica. He received his Engineering Degree in Berlin, Germany. He Is survived by his wife, Johanna, sister, Ursula Perschman, son, Uwe, daughter, Gisela Peck, 5 grandchildren, Michael Manning, Marianne Zitzow, Kevin Zitzow, Mark Jason Smith.

Memorial services PM Saturday Immanuel Lutheran Church, 1770 Brickell Ave. Arrangements by VAN ORSDEL CORAL GABLES. la Homeriam IN LOVING MEMORY of Kimberly Beasleigh. Sorely missed by Grandfather Grandmother Beasleigh Aunts Chris Karen Uncle Roger AA-08 Cemetery Lets SOUTHERN MEMORIAL 2 sites side by side must sell asking $1,100. 432-5827 LAKESIDE ME MEMORIAL PK must sell lots $250 each 691-1547 DADE MEMORIAL park dbl complete was $1600 sell $800 856-1347 9PM.