THE PLAIN DEALER WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1996 Alicia Fabens, 79, helped found school an By PLAIN RICHARD DEALER M. REPORTER PEERY FORT MYERS, Fla. When Alicia Gordon Hail Fabens was 9 years old, she heard the sound of bullets pinging off the side of the boat as her family steamed down the Yangtze River while fleeing China. Her father, the Rev. Dr.
William J. Hail, was the dean of Yale-in-China at Chagsha. Like most Western missionaries in the Chinese interior, he was forced to leave his post because of civil unrest. Mrs. Fabens, her two sisters and a brother thought it was a great adventure.
Their mother, who had to leave her husband behind as he secured the college, had a different view of traveling under such conditions with four small children. Mrs. Fabens, 79, died Saturday at her home in Fort Myers, Fla. The Hail family settled in Wooster. Rev.
Hail was a professor of history at the College of Wooster. Alicia Hail had a deep interest in Scouting that resulted in the founding of the first Girl Scout troop in Wooster. She graduated from Northfield School in Northfield, and later from Wooster. She married A. Lawrie Fabens Jr.
in 1939. They had been friends since the seventh grade. As a young mother, Mrs. Fabens was instrumental in founding a nursery school in Wooster. The Fabenses moved to Bay Village, then to Shaker Heights.
She had lived there from 1950 to 1981, when they moved to Fort Myers. Mrs. Fabens was a member of Christ Episcopal Church in Shaker Heights and had worked in the thrift shop as a member of the Altar Guild. She played golf at Shaker Heights Country Club. In 1983, the Fabenses traveled entirely by water in their trawler from Fort Myers to their summer home at Georgian Bay, Point au Baril, Ontario, via the East Coast, the Erie Canal and the Great Lakes.
They returned to Florida 4 John Tkacz, known in Tremont as 'Mr. Fix-it' By ZINA VISHNEVSKY PLAIN DEALER REPORTER CLEVELAND John Tkacz was the link between Tremont, the neighborhood where he lived almost all his life, and St. Theodosius Orthodox Cathedral, where he was a lifelong member and where his son serves as president of the parish council. A generous man, he would help his neighbors at any time, day or night. He was well-known as the neighborhood fix-it man.
Mr. Tkacz, 66, of Cleveland, died of a heart attack while visiting a friend Saturday in Cleve- Elmer Barbee, 73, worked as Democratic volunteer EAST CLEVELAND Elmer Lee Barbee was a volunteer for Democratic Party candidates for decades. He worked in the campaigns of former Mayor Carl B. Stokes and Rep. Louis Stokes in the 1960s and former Cleveland President George L.
Forbes in the 1970s. He most recently worked for the election of State Rep. C.J. Prentiss. Mr.
Barbee died Friday at Meridia Huron Hospital. He was 73. He was born in Little Rock, Ark. He served in the Army during World War II. He lived in Cleveland briefly in 1946, then took a job in Detroit.
He returned to Cleveland in 1951, married Carrie Maebelle Long, and settled here. Mr. Barbee worked for the Ford Co. for 32 years, until i he retired in 1985. He then stepped up his volunteer activities at St.
James I Lutheran Church in East Cleveland. His wife died in 1987. Two daughters are also deceased. Mr. Barbee is survived by daughters, Amy and Kathy Boone, both of Cleveland; three brothers; a sister; 31 grandchildren; and a number of greatgrandchildren.
Services will be at 10 a.m. today at St. James Lutheran Church, 1424 Hayden East Cleveland. Arrangements are being handled by Watson's Funeral Home of Cleveland. Florence E.
Clark, 73, ran Farley's Country Store MUNSON TOWNSHIP In 1939, when she was 16 years old, Florence E. Clark started working at Farley's Country Store in Munson Township. Four years later, after she married Edgar I. Farley, the newlyweds took over his family store. She continued to operate the 0010 Death Notices STRZALKA MARY ANN STRZALKA (nee Pongracz), beloved wife of Stanley, dearest mother of Wayne (Susan) and Glenn (Kelly), grandmother of nine, sister of Margaret Karnok.
Private family services were held. ARRANGEMENTS BY BICAN BROS. FUNERAL HOME (641-9128). TAKACS JAMES E. TAKACS.
beloved husband of Laverne. Preceded in death by his dearest son, James L. (Alana). Loving grandfather of James H. and Evan, Services private.
AR. RANGEMENTS BY CLAUS FUNERAL HOME, 9010 GARFIELD BLVD. TARANTO BERTHA M. TARANTO (nee Pinter), beloved wife of Frank, loving mother of Barbara Tartaglione, devoted grandmother of Tracey, Michael and Jennifer, dear sister of Betty Mitten. Interment All Souls Cemtery.
Mass of Christian Burial 10 a.m. Friday at St. Francis of Assist Church. Friends may call at THE FIORITTO FUNERAL HOME, 5236 MAYFIELD LYNDHURST (EAST OF RICHMOND 2-4 AND 7.9 P.M. THURSDAY ONLY.
Contributions in her memory suggested to the American Cancer Society. TKACZ JOHN TKACZ age 66. beloved husband of the late Olga Ho. mick), devoted father of Frank and Karen, loving grandfather of Amanda and chael, brother of Michael (deceased), Army Veteran Korea, Life member of American Leglon, Retired Postal Employee. Funeral Services Thursday, Dec.
12 at at the YURCH FUNERAL HOME, 1,5618 BROADVIEW PARMA and at at St. Theodostus Orthodox Cathedral, Rev. Jason R. KappanLA adze officiating. Interment St.
Theodosius Cemetery. FAMILY WILL RECEIVE FRIENDS TUESDAY 7.9PM, WEDNESDAY 2-9PM. Panthida Services Tuesday Wednesday Ellen Trivanovich, 81, out was swimming leader down the Mississippi River. In addition to her husband, Mrs. Fabens is survived by a daughter, Lissa Solas of Rehoboth, sons, Andrew L.
III and Dr. William J.H. of Cleveland Heights and Douglas B. of Woodmere; eight grandchildren; her twin sister, Rebekahmary Jordan of Fort Myers; and her brother, William J. Jr.
of Denver, Colo. A local memorial service will be at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 2747 Fairmount Cleveland Heights. Donations may be made to Habitat for Humanity, 12670 McGregor Fort Myers, Fla.
33919. Power Boat Owners Association. One of the great pleasures in his life was spending time with his two grandchildren. Mr. Tkacz is survived by a son, Frank, of Brooklyn, a licensed funeral director who will assist Yurch Funeral Home in Parma with arrangements.
He is also survived his daughter, Karen of Miami; and two grandchildren. His wife of 34 years, Olga, died in 1986. Services will be at 10 p.m. tomorrow at St. Theodosius Orthodox Cathedral, 733 Starkweather Cleveland.
of the Emmanuel United Church of Christ in Liverpool Township. Mrs. Arrington, 86, of Liverpool Township, died Saturday at the Life Care Center of Medina. The Cleveland native had lived in the Valley City section of Liverpool Township since 1939. Mrs.
Arrington's husband, Vaughn, died in 1977. Survivors include her daughter, Aileen Watkins of Medina; two grandchildren; and three greatgrandchildren. Services will be at 11 a.m. today at Emmanuel United Church of Christ, 6656 Center Liverpool Township. Memorial contributions may be made to the church.
Bauer Funeral Home of Liverpool Township is handling arrangements. Homer E. Scholl 79, supervisor in Cleveland MEDINA Homer E. Scholl Jr. retired as a supervisor for Lubrication Products of Cleveland, where he had worked for 40 years.
Mr. Scholl, 79, of Medina, died Sunday? at the Life Care Center of Medina. The Cleveland native lived in Medina County for the last three years. Mr. Scholl's wife, Edie, died in 1970.
Survivors include his stepdaughter, Laverne Stoll of Brunswick; two grandchildren; and a great-grandchild. Services were yesterday at Waite Son Funeral HomesBrunswick Chapel. Alice Squires, 81, founded and ran a tax business EATON TOWNSHIP Alice Squires turned her mathematics and record keeping skills into a successful career as a bookkeeper and income tax consultant. She owned and operated an Block tax office in Amherst for seven years before starting her own business the Squires Tax Service in Eaton Township in 1976. She retired i in 1984.
Mrs. Squires, 81, of Eaton Township, died Monday at EMH Regional Medical Center in Elyria. She was born in Cleveland and lived in the North Eaton section of Eaton Township for the last 40 years. Nursing was the first vocation that Mrs. Squires pursued.
She worked for several years as a nurse after graduating from a nursing school in Buffalo, but she found bookkeeping more interesting. From 1967 until 1977, while working as a bookkeeper, Mrs. Squires also was a real estate agent for C.E. Martin Realty in North Ridgeville. She was a North Eaton polling precinct judge for many years.
Mrs. Squires was a inember of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church in Columbia Township, the Retired Senior Volunteers Program of Lorain County, North Ridgeville Senior Citizens and the Democratic Women's Club. She raised co*cker spaniels. Crocheting, travel, music, dancing and cooking were among her other interests.
Survivors include her husband of 46 years, Albert son, Jacob Frederick Bruce of Waynesburg, daughter, Patricia Bischof of North Ridgeville; four grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; two sisters; and a brother. Services will be at 11 a.m. tomorrow at Bogner-Busch Family Chapel, 36403 Center Ridge North Ridgeville. By ALANA BARANICK PLAIN DEALER REPORTER AVON LAKE Ellen Trivanovich was responsible for children learning to swim in Avon Lake since the 1940s. Miss Trivanovich, 81, of Avon Lake, died Sunday at the Amherst Manor Nursing Home in Amherst.
In 1940, she began working as a lifeguard and giving water safety instructions at Avon Lake Park along Lake Erie. For the next 22 years, with the exception of a stint in the Women's Army Corps during World War II, Miss Trivanovich was employed at the park and crusaded to have an inground municipal swimming pool built. Her dream became a reality in 1962 with the opening of the Avon Lake Pool and her appointment as its manager. She also served as a swimming instructor and directed swimming programs at the pool two blocks south of the lake. In 1985, Miss Trivanovich became the first woman to be inducted into the Avon Lake Sports Hall of Fame.
Shortly after she retired from most of her duties at the pool in 1992, the facility was renamed the Ellen Trivanovich Municipal Pool of Avon Lake in her honor. She was born in Brimfield, and had lived for 70 years in Avon Lake. The 1934 Avon Lake High School graduate worked for the Works Progress Administration's recreation division as a lifeguard at Lakeview and Century parks in Lorain in 1938. A year later, she was named supervisor of swimming programs at the Lorain YMCA. For 55 years, she volunteered at the American Red Cross, teaching water safety courses at swimming facilities throughout Lorain County.
During the fall, winter and spring months from 1953 until 1981, she drove a bus for the Avon Lake schools. She also became Avon Lake's first policewoman, a post she held for five years. Survivors include her sisters, Mildred Heyslinger of Lorain and Doris Jurisin of Winter Park, and brother, George of Findlay. Services will be at 10 a.m. "tomorrow at St.
Joseph Catholic Church, 32929 Lake Avon Lake 44012. Memorial contributions may be made to St. Joseph Church or to St. Vincent dePaul Catholic Church, 41295 North Ridge Elyria Township 44035. Burmeister-Busch Family Chapel of Avon Lake is handling arrangements.
land. He attended the former Lincoln High School, but quit after the 10th grade to join the Army, where he obtained his high school equivalency certificate. He was with the 522nd Armored Engineer Company in Fort Knox, before serving in Germany for 20 months as a corporal. He was a combat construction and demolitions expert. Afterward, he drove trucks for Beverage Distributors Co.
for about 10 years before he became a letter carrier for the U.S. Post Office. store, in its present location for 72 years, after her husband died in 1970. Mrs. Farley, 73, of Munson Township, died Monday at Geauga Regional Hospital.
She was born in Burton Township and had lived in the same house since 1939. Mrs. Farley worked as a precinct judge for the Geauga County Board of Elections. When her children were young, she was a 4-H adviser. She enjoyed reading and sewing.
Mrs. Farley is survived by daughters, Lois Blair of London, Ohio, Beth Victor and Linda, both Newbury Township, and Carol of Munson Township; five grandchildren; one great-grandchild; and two sisters. Services will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Burr Funeral Home, 116 South Chardon. Anthony Frank Karlovec, 83, Cleveland firefighter SOLON Anthony Frank Karlovec was a Cleveland firefighter for 33 years.
After he retired from Station 25 on Broadway in 1973, he traveled extensively, seeing 47 of the 50 states. He fished in Canada every summer for 30 years. Mr. Karlovec died Sunday at the Kensington Care Center in Aurora. He was 83.
He was born in Cleveland and was reared in the E. 89th St.Quincy Ave. area. He played on the city champion football team at East Technical High School, where he graduated in 1932. He joined the Fire Department in 1940.
He moved to Solon 23 years ago, after living in Maple Heights for 20 years. He was a charter member of the Babes of 1916 Senior Baseball League, St. Wenceslaus Catholic Club and Knights of Columbus Valley Council 4893. He attended St. Rita Catholic Church.
Mr. Karlovec is survived by his 0010 Death Notices ZETTS ANDREW R. ZETTS, 70, of Lakeland, passed away Dec. 9, 1996, born in Cleveland, Oh. Mechanical Contractor for M.J.
Kelley of Cleveland. Member of Elk's Lodge Imperial Lakes Golf and Rachet Club; Mechanical Contractor's Cleveland; St. John Neuman Catholic Church, Lakeland, WWII War Veteran. Preceded in death by brother John Zetts. Survived by wife Judith Zetts of Lakeland, son Raymond (wife Debbie) of Brecksville, daughters; Janet Vitt of Northfield, Nancy Freeman (husband Gary) of Beachwood, six grandchildren, his longtime friend Peanut.
NO VISITA. TION. Funeral Thursday, Dec. 12, 10 a.m., St. John Neuman Catholic Church, Carter Lakeland, F1.
ARRANGE. MENTS BY DUKES STEEN FUNERAL HOME, LAKELAND, FL. ZIED MARTIN L. (BUTCH) ZIED, beloved son of Bernice (nee Epsteln) and the late Harry dear brother of Sue (Jim) Reese and Ernest (Marcie) Zied, loving uncle. Services will be held Thursday, Dec.
12 at 3 p.m. in the Mayfleld Mausoleum at the Mayfield Cemetery, 2749 Mayfield Cleveland Hts. Family will recelve friends at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. J.
Reese, 5484 Tayport Solon, THROUGH SATURDAY EVENING. Friends who wish may contribute to the Cerebral I Palsy Foundation. ARRANGEMENTS UNDER THE DIRECTION OF BERKOWITZ. BOOKATZ INC. Death Notices DAILY ISSUES Received Until 10:00 P.M.-All Editions SUNDAY ISSUES 10:00 P.M.
Sat-. All Editions 999-4860 Mon. through Saturday 8:15 A.M.-10:00 P.M. Sunday P.M His route was along Lorain Ave. between W.
57th and W. 67th streets and an area north of Detroit Ave. After 12 years, he retired with a permanent disability. He was a member of the National Association of Letter Carriers Branch 40 in Cleveland. Mr.
Tkacz was active in the American Legion. He was commander for three years of Post 577 in Tremont. He was also a life member of Newburgh Heights Post 627. He had a vacation home at Marblehead for the last 16 years and enjoyed fishing and boating. He was a member of the U.S.
wife, the former Marie Latza, to whom he was married for 59 years; sons, Thomas of Lakewood, and Richard of Solon; and seven grandchildren. Services will be at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow at St. Rita Church, 32820 Baldwin Solon. Memorial contributions may be made to the Visiting Nurse Association of Cleveland Hospice, 2500 22nd St.
44115. Arrangements are being handied by Tabone Funeral Home of Solon. Harrison 'Bud' Roll, 69, of Brunswick, steel hauler BRUNSWICK Harrison "Bud" Roll was a steel hauler for All City Cartage of Cleveland for 40 years and a member of Teamsters Local 407 before his retirement. Mr. Roll, 69, of Brunswick, died Sunday at Lodi Community Hospital.
He was born in Marysville and had lived in Medina County for 42 years. During World War II, Mr. Roll served in the Army in the Pacific theater. Survivors include his wife, Marilyn son, Ricky E. of Medina; daughters, Patricia L.
Kraska of Chardon, Susan L. of Brunswick and Kristina J. Bahr of South Bend, eight grandchildren; a sister; and a brother. Services will be at 2 p.m. today at Our Savior Lutheran Church, 1605 Center Hinckley Township.
Memorial contributions may be made to the church or to the Hospice of Medina County, 797 N. Court Medina 44256. Arrangements are by Waite Son Funeral Homes-Brunswick Chapel. Ellen E. Arrington, 86, Emmanuel UCC member LIVERPOOL TOWNSHIP Ellen E.
Arrington was a member 0020 Lodge Notices Received until 10 PM for next day's The Plain Dealer. Call 999-4860. UNIVERSITY A ren 738 HTS. please LODGE assem- Breth- NO ble to conduct Masonic services for our late Bro. Sol Rothschild.
at Berkowitz: Chapel, Thursday, Dec 12, at 12:40 p.m. Alan Wittenberg W.M. Jerome Ack P.M. Sec 0040 In Memoriam LAUBENSCHEIMER Arthur 'Lauby' Laubenscheimer Happy birthday. You are loved and remembered.
LOVING WIFE, ELEANOR RUEHMYN Alfred A. Ruehmyn 12-11-95 Dear Al, we will always love you and keep you in our prayers, we miss your iokes and laughter and our daily telephone conversations. Veteran Your Buddies. Two World War li WALLACE AND HELEN 0070 Lost and Found and Rewards Received until 10 P.M. for next day's The Plain Dealer.
Call 999-5555; after 5 P.M., 999-4860 Don't forget to contact The Cuyahoga County Kennel 348-4820. We may be caring for your dog, right now. CAT lost grey long haired, Bexley, Strongsville. 846-9023. Reward.
CAT LOST orange white Tabby wearing a pink collar, area, reward. Families loved pet. 476-0628 DOGS LOST, female Golden Retriever, reddish gold, female Rottweiler, black mahogany. Missing since Sun. 12-8, Old Brooklyn area, Reward.
Call 741-3665 or 842-7606 Chow, Nov. Fairview Park FOUND dog, female black area. 333-1643 FOUND, Golden Setter mix. Female Call 741-3909 FOUND: gray, white black, long haired male cat wearing flee collar. W.117 area.
251-8463 FOUND: Mixed Shepherd or Alaskan Pup. E. 144- Kinmans area. Dec 5th call 561-2156 William Bradshaw, 62, was a manufacturer By ZINA VISHNEVSKY PLAIN DEALER REPORTER CLEVELAND After years of working for other companies, William T. Bradshaw opened his own Bradshaw Manufacturing Co.
in Cleveland. For the last seven years, he manufactured and marketed EZBEND, a piece of equipment used by electricians to bend PVC tubes. He recently invented an improved technology for the same purpose. A patent for the EZ-2X is pending approval from the U.S. Patent Office.
Because of illness, he resigned last year after serving as president of the Inventors Connection in Cleveland for five years. Mr. Bradshaw, 62, of Cleveland, died of complications of cancer Dec. 2 at his home. He was born in Wilkinsburg, and lived in Northfield before he moved to Cleveland's West Park neighborhood, where he had lived the last 37 years.
After attending Fenn College, he worked as an electrical designer for W.W. Clark Co. in Cleveland for 19 years. Afterward, he became general manager at the former Thermotools an electricians' tool-supply company in Cleveland. During most of the 1970s, Mr.
Bradshaw served as president of the Cleveland Aquarium Society. DEATHS ELSEWHERE An avid fish lover, he turned his hobby into a profitable According to his son, he had more than 100 tanks in his basem*nt, where he became one of the first people to successfully breed Plecostomus, also known as suckermouth catfish, a fish native to southern and southeastern Brazil. He preferred to breed challenging South American freshwater fish, including discus cichlid, a species that requires deep tanks, and piranha, which require live feed. He sold the fish to local fish shops and conducted a mailorder business. Mr.
Bradshaw extended love of fish when he began scuba diving about 15 years ago. He enjoyed the Cayman Islands and the Florida Keys. But he claimed: to have had some of his best dives along Bimini in the Bahamas, because it was SO isolated and bright. Mr. Bradshaw is survived by his wife of 41 years, Katharine; son, William of Los Angeles, who has been managing Bradshaw Manufacturing since his father became ill; daughter, Sherry of Lorain; and two brothers.
A memorial service will be p.m. Saturday at St. Mark Episcopal 1 Church, 15305 Triskett Cleveland. Arrangements are- by David G. Martens Son Funeral Home in Cleveland.
Howard Rollins, lost role 1 in TV series for drug use FROM WIRE REPORTS NEW YORK Actor Howard Rollins, written out of TV whereas "In the Heat of the Night" because of his drug use, died Sunday at 46. A publicist for actor Carroll O'Connor, Frank Tobin, said his death was caused by complications Rollins from lymphoma. In "The Heat of the Night," Rollins starred opposite 0'Connor as a black detective from Singer Faron Young; NASHVILLE, Tenn. Country singer Faron Young, 64, died yesterday after shooting himself in the head. Friend and band member Ray Emmitt found the singer after he shot himself Monday in his house.
A suicide note indicated he was despondent over his failing said. health, police Young Young had emphysema and had had prostate surgery. In his heyday in the late 1950s and '60s, hardly a week passed in which Young didn't have a hit on Billboard's country music charts. His hits included the classic Willie Nelson song "Hello Walls." He also scored hits with "Sweet Dreams," "Live Fast, Love Hard, Die Young," and "Country Girl." His last charted hit was "Here's 0010 Death Notices TURPACK MICHAEL TURPACK, beloved husband of Pauline (nee Znidersic), dear father of Beverly (Mrs. Robert) Keller, and Linda (Mrs.
James) Weiner, grandfather of Laurel, Michael, Megan, and Shannon, brother of Edward (deceased), Marie Helnz (deceased) and John (wife Matty), uncle of Gary Selbert and Ed Turpack, great uncle of many. Passed away Dec. 9, 1996. Mass of Christian Burial Thursday. Dec.
12, at St. Mary Church (Holmes at 9:30 a.m. Interment All Souls Cemetery. Family will receive friends at the BRICKMAN AND SONS FUNERAL HOME, 21900 EUCLID WEDNESDAY 2.4 AND 7.9 P.M. Contributions to St.
Marys Holy Name Society would be appreciated. VITANTONIO See PALTANI Notice WILLIAMS JOSEPHINE L. WILLIAMS, (nee LiPuma), beloved wife of Lawrence, dear mother of Dr. Thomas Militano, Joseph Willams (wife Pam), Bryan Williams (wife Rita), Catherine Smith (husband Thomas). Lauren Roth (husband Don) and Ronald Williams, dear sister of Marian Russo (husband Gus, deceased), devoted grandmother of 10, dear aunt of many nieces and nephews.
Mass of Christian Burial, 9:30 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 14 at St. Paschal Baylon Church. Interment All Souls Cemetery.
The family will receive friends at THE DICICCO SONS FU. NERAL HOME, 5975 MAYFIELD MAYFIELD HTS. (AT LANDER THURSDAY 7.9 P.M. AND FRIDAY 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. 0070 Lost and Found and Rewards Received until 10 P.M.
for next day's The Plain Dealer. Call 999-5555; after 5 P.M., 999-4860 FOUND SHAR PEI PUPPY 10 mo. female. Found near Case Western Reserve Nursing School Call 397-8758 KITTEN lost male, not neutred, 9 mos. hair, white with tiger stripped patches.
Severance area. Reward. 321-3521 LOST 2 dogs. Black lab, male (Ben). Black mixed breed, female (Babe).
W. 130th Lorain area. Call 252-2869. LOST Chinese Shar-Pei, tan, spayed, female, 8 yrs. old, 45 Tiffany, brown leather collar studs Co.
dog tag. Last seen Kent Stadium area on Summit Rd. Needs medication. Miss dearly! Reward! Call 330-296-5850 or 330-688-7129 LOST co*ckapoo white female named Buffy, missing since Dec. 4, wearing blue collar and on medication.
216-439-1460 LOST Dog blind male Schnauzer Poodle mix, last seen at E. 152- Coit. $800 Reward. 531-7566 LOST mix male puppy, Lakewood area. Reward.
341-8678. LOST PENNY. Defective from mint. Copper over date. America not on back.
267-0639 LOST Toy Poodle female (4-5lb), cream shorthaired, Westlake, Crocker Clemens Rd. $500 Reward 892-7920 ext 134 REWARD-SIBERIAN HUSKY, female named Fire, near N. Ridgeville. 353-0983 THE man who took the puppy out of the yard on at E.55 Broadway please call 341-8678. 0080 Cemetery Lots and Monuments Brooklyn Hts.
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The Garden of Serenity, plots, $2500 total. Call 459-0239. CEMETARY PLOT, up down, HELPFUL TELEPHONE NUMBERS Social Security Administration 1-800-772-1213 Service available from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. on business days.
Call to report the death of a Social Security or SSI beneficiary or to inquire about survivor benefits. U.S. Department of Veterans Affalrs (VA) 1-800-827-1000 Call this nationwide toll free number for survivor benefits, burial benefits o1 to provide notification of death. Philadelphia working in a racially volatile southern town. It was based on 1 the 1967 movie about a white Mississippi police chief who teams up with a black detective from the North, and ran: on television from 1988 to 1994, first on NBC, then on CBS.
Rollins' drug use got him into repeated legal trouble, and he eventually was written out of the series. Rollins also had roles in the movies "A Soldier's Story" and "Ragtime." He was nominated for an Academy Award for "Ragtime," in which he played Coalhouse Walker, a proud piano teacher who becomes a vengeful revolutionary. Tar despondent over health to You," which spent two weeks on the Billboard charts in 1989:1 Young, a native of Shreveport, launched his career in 1951 on the Louisiana Hayride radio show and got his first hit in 1953 with the ballad "Goin' Rear Adm. David veteran medical officer BETHESDA, Md. Rear Adm.
David P. Osborne, a retired surgeon who had been the surgeon general of the Navy and the commander of the National Naval Medical Center here, died of a stroke Nov. 23. He was He was senior medical officer of an amphibious unit in the invasion of Normandy. He went to Bethesda in 1956.
He assisted in the autopsy of President Kennedy. He became the hospital's commander in 1967. In 1969, he rose to rear admiral and inspector general in the Navy Department Bureau of Medicine and Surgery,.
