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ilofy 0 our ocly. FOR IMMEDIATE NEED OR FREE PORTFOLIO CALL OR WRITE NEPTUNE SOCIETY 401 WEST PROSPECT RO. FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 33309 771-3270 24 SEND FREE PORTFOLIO TO: NAME ADDRESS 1M45N.W.S7thAVE. MIAMI, FL 33005 621-2347 LOW COST CREMATION LOW COST BURIAL LOW COST SHIPPING HOURS CITY NO SALESMAN WILL CALL DBANFHFTL Jcvrv -S l-l tr 1 I I mum ''-iL.

-i- i I pi 9 i 1 II 1 11 it 11 i --I DIVORCE Uncontested '85 BANKRUPTCY Personal 75 FLORIDA WILLS $25 ADOPTIONS Uncontested ioo W.AME CHANGE $75 CLOSINGS Residential 95 to 195 ALL FEES INCLUDE THE SERVICES OF AN ATTORNEY WHO IS A MEMBER OF THE FLORIDA BAR COURT COSTS ADDITIONAL. UHI photo The body of former First Lady Mamie Eisenhower is carried aboard a Presidential jet at Andrews Air Force Base. ANNOUNCING A f.Z mW' ft The opening of a new all Jewish cemetery ETERNAL LIGHTMEMORIALGARDENS Conveniently located on 441 between Boynton Road and Atlantic Avenue in a peaceful, beautifully wooded area and secluded from the encroachments of industry, business, etc. Carefully planned and developed by Jewish owners to be an all Jewish cemetery following the traditions of Jewish burials. Both flat memorial sections and upright monument sections.

Paved curbed roads. SPECIAL SAVINGS The First one hundred families to purchase will become charter owners and will enjoy a 40 savings. Mamie Eisenhower buried beside Ike in family chapel United Presl International ABILENE, Kan. The body of Mamie Doud Eisenhower, the Iowa-born wife of the 34th president of the United States, was flown to Kansas yesterday for burial in a small family chapel her warrior husband called "The Place of Meditation." The simple casket was flown from Andrews Air Force Base near Washington to Salina, then driven in a slow motorcade escorted by a military honor guard from nearby Fort Riley to Abilene, where the late president was born and buried. In keeping with Mrs.

Eisenhower's desire for simplicity and privacy, her funeral was restricted to family members and a few select friends, including former President Nixon and his wife, Pat, who flew in on the plane with the casket. The former First Lady's grave was alongside that of her husband and a toddler son "Icky" Doud Dwight Eisenhower in a family crypt located on the grounds of the Eisenhower Library. Mrs. Eisenhower died Thursday, two weeks short of her 83rd birthday. She had been hospitalized at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington since suffering a stroke Sept.

25 at her home in Gettysburg, Pa. Mrs. Eisenhower disliked being in the spotlight throughout her long life. All through the White House years, she freely admitted she would have preferred the quiet life of the Eisenhower farm to the Washington fishbowl. "No one who has ever been in that terrible limelight would ever seek it again," she once said in an interview.

"She was a brilliant, charming and gracious lady," said longtime friend Henry Jameson, editor of the Abilene Reflector-Chronicle. "She was low key. She never tried to upstage or take the limelight away from Ike." Harry Darby, an industrialist and former Kansas senator, had been close friends with the Eisenhowers since World War I. The last time he saw Mrs. Eisenhower was in 1977 when she visited her husband's grave in Abilene for the last time.

"A lot of people in public life get to be a little repelled by crowds," Darby said. "She would walk right into them. Instead of walking away from a group, she would be a part of the group. "Everyone who knew her had a lot of affection and esteem for her," he said. "She was a very lovely First Lady of the land.

She loved people." Mrs. Eisenhower was born Nov. 14, 1896, in Boone, Iowa. Nineteen years later, while on a family trip to San Antonio, Texas, she met the young Eisenhower, then a second lieutenant stationed at Fort Sam Houston. For the next 45 years they were apart often, especially during Ike's days as supreme commander of Allied forces in Europe in World War II.

But her love for the man who later became the nation's first Republican president since the start of the Great Depression never faltered. In 1961 the Eisenhowers retired to the white brick farmhouse at Gettysburg, enjoying a quiet non-political life together until he died at Walter Reed in 1969 following a long battle with heart disease. Former president Richard Nixon and wife Pat pay respects. Eternal Light Memorial Gardens V. P.O.

Box. 1838 495 N.E. 4th St. Delray Beach, Fla. 33444" Frank M.

Prucha, 79, dies DEAR BOB MANDELL n479 Please send me complete information on your CHARTER PLAN without obligation on my part. NAME Mrs. Anne Lavoy of Dragoon, Ariz, and Mrs. Dina Preduca of Hamburg, Mich. Mass is scheduled for 8 p.m.

tonight at the Fairchild North Funeral Home. Mass will be tomorrow morning at 10 at Saint Sebastian Catholic Church. ADDRESS. TOWN PHONE ZIP. SS Frank M.

Prucha, an area resident for 28 years, died Friday at Broward General Medical Center. He was 79. Prucha, 2649 Marian Drive in Fort Lauderdale, had come here from Detroit. He retired in 1963 from the Cadillac division of General Motors and was a member of the General Motors Retirees of South Florida. He was a charter member of the American Society of Tool Engineers and worked at General Motors for 43 years.

He is survived by four children; Stephen of Lighthouse Point, Charles of Alpena, Mrs. Betty M. Staicer of Davie and Mrs. Frances L. Vorys of Kalamazoo, Mich.

He had 12 grandchildren and 10 great-gran-children. He is also survived by two sisters, POWER-PACKED LINE-UP OF ALL-STAR SPEAKERS IN PERSON i ii i i -i i I in fc asM A Series of Four Deaths Nov. 8, 8 P.M. Dr. Norman Vincent Peale An American institution, his messages on faith and positive thinking have been an inspiration to millions throughout the world.

Minister, lecturer, and author of 24 books including one of the all-time best sellers, The Power of Positive Thinking. BURLETTE Carl Thomas Burlette, 89, ol Fort Lauderdale, passed away November 2 at Holy Cross Hospital after a long Illness. He was a veteran of the US army and navy in WWII, a member of the First Christian Church of Wilton Manors, a member of the Mended Hearts Club, Gold Coast Division, member of the Moose Lodge No. 00. Fort Lauderdale, and the former assistant manager of the Oakland Park Flea Market.

He Is survived by his wife Beverly; three sons, Carl Thomas Robert daughter, Mrs. Joanne Wright all of Fort Lauderdale; three brothers, Cassius of Florida, Peter of New York, Charles of Arizona; five sisters all of Glens Falls, New York; and six grandchildren. Friends may call Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 at the ALF.MY MEMORIAL HOME 3A90 North Andrews Fort Lauderdale (5B5-5601). Funeral services Monday at 2 p.m. at the funeral home with Doctor John Stauffer offlciaating.

Interment will follow in Lauderdale Memorial Park. Dec. 4, 8 P.M. EricButterworth Referred to as "the twentieth century Emerson," his daily radio program and lectures at New York's Lincoln Center bring messages of peace and hope to thousands. Author of many books, including Life Is For Loving and Discover The Power Within You.

llpdffWf HATMAKER Robert Emerson Hatmaker.7, 3930 NW Avenue, Lauderdale Lakes, on Friday at Jackson Memorial Hospital. Survivors Include his parents, Mr and Mrs. Charles R. Hatmaker of Laudcrdldale Lakes; two sisters, Elizabeth and Cathy; maternal Great Grandmother, Mrs. Nell Zimmerman of Huntlnglon, West Virginia; paternal grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Loy E. Hatmaker of Lauderdale Lakes, maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs Robert Zimmerman of Greenbank. West Virginia.

The family will receive friends from 2 to 4 pm Sunday Funeral service 2 pm Monday at BAIRD-CANE TAMARAC FUNERAL HOME. Rev. Paul D. Swisher of Aldersgate United Methodist Church Officiating. Interment will follow In Lauderdale Memorial Park.

In lieu of flowers, contributions to the Deeds Club care of Jackson Memorial Hospital attention Lee Klein. Jan. 15, 8 P.M. Dr: O. Carl Simonton Medical director of the Cancer Counseling and Research Center in Fort Worth.

His approach addressing the emotional aspects of disease has become a model for treatment throughout the country and has brought new hope and comfort to thousands of patients. Author of Getting Well Again. LAUDICINA John Laudiclna, 45. of 13350 SW 5th Street, Fort Laudcdale, died Friday at the University of Miami Hospitals. John was a army veteran of Korea, a former of the Davie Chamber of Commerce, and a member of Saint David's Catholic Church.

Survived by wife Patricia parents, Ralph and Rose Laudicina of Lyndhurst, New Jersey; sons, John Laudicina and Greggory Laudicina both of Plantation, and George Partington of Fort Lauderdale; daughters, Linda Gill of Plantation, Patricia Partington of Davie and Deborah Beach of Fort Lauderdale; grandson, Shawn Gill brothers Daniel of Clifton, New Jersey and Ralph of Rricktown, New Jersey. Funeral mass 10 a.m. Monday at FRED HUNTER SUBURBAN HOME 2401 South University Drive, Fort Lauderdale, where friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today. Rosary service Sunday evening at 8 p.m.

at the funeral home. LEIDECKER Daniel D. Leidccker 57, of 603 Canal Way, Boynton Beach, died October 30 He was a resident of the area for the past nine years, coming from Northport LI.N.Y. and is survived by his wife, Marie H. Leidecker of Boynton Beach.

Funeral services will be held 2 Monday November 5 at BOYNTON MEMORIAL CHAPEL 800 NW 2nd Avenue, Boynton Beach with the Rev. Ken Ferguson, Pastor of Assenslon Lutheran Church, Boynton Beach officiating, followed by VFW services by Leisureville Post No 10150 Boynton Beach. Those who wish may make contributions to the American Cancer Society. PRUCHA Frank Prucha, 79, of 2649 Marian Drive, Fort Lauderdale, passed away Friday, November 2 at the Broward General Medical Center. A resident here since 1931 coming from Detroit and Harsen's Island Michigan Mr.

Prucha retired in 1963 from the Cadillac Motor Car Division of General Motors Corp. after 43 years of service and was an original charter member of the American Society of Tool Engineers and a member of Saint Sebastians Catholic Church He was preceded in death by his wife Lenore. His survivors Include his 4 children; Stephen Prucha of Lighthouse Point, Florida, Charles L. Prucha of Alpena, Michigan, Mrs. Betty M.

Staicer of Davie, Florida, Mrs. Frances Vorys of Kalamazoo, Michigan; two sisters, Mrs. Anne Lavoy of Dragoon, Arizona; Mrs Dlna Pleduch of Hamburg. MICHIGAN, his brother. Stephen Prucha of Hamburg.

Michigan; 12 grandchildren and; 10 great grandchildren. Rosary Service 8 pm Monday at FAIRCHILD NORTH FEDERAL CHAPEL Mass of Christian Burial 10 am Tuesday at Saint Sebastian Catholic Church with Msgr. Dixon officiating. En-tombent In Westlawn Memorial Gardens Mausoleum Friends may pay their respects 7 to 9 Monday at FAIRCHILD NORTH FEDERAL FUNERAL HOME RIDENOUR (iaylnrd Rldenour, 78, of 4.100 N. Ocean Boulevard, Fort Lauderdale, a 13 year resident formerly of New York, a memlrr of First Presbyterian ('(lurch.

Fort Lauderdale, and the Coral Ridge Yacht Club Survived by wife, Arllne Funeral services. Sunday November 4. 2 at the JORDAN FANNIN GARDEN CHAPEL Friends may call Saturday from 3 to 1 at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to The church charily of your choice, ROTHLEDER Laura B. Rothleder, S4, of 3001 NW 46th Avenue, Lauderdale Lakes, passed away Friday at the University Hospital.

A resident here eight years from Garden City, New York. Member of the Reformed Church of America and order of Eastern Star in New York. Survived by her husband Henry G. Rothleder; sister, Libbie Huber of Jamaica, Queens, New York; one grandson; and two great grandchildren. Services were held at 7 p.m.

Saturday at FAIRCHILD WEST BROWARI CHAPEL with Rev. Willis E. Knopp and the Order of Eastern Star Chapter No. 187 officiating. Final Services and interment will be in New York.

SHOMERS Vivian M. Shomers, 63, of 2220 NW 81st Terrace, Sunrise, passed away on Friday at a local hospital. Mrs. Shomers came to the area eight years ago, from Nlagra Falls, New York Survlvers Include her husband John; a son John P. IV, Niagra Falls, New York; two daughters, Mrs.

Janet (Kenneth Penevose, Niagra Falls, New York, Mrs. Yvonne (Gerry) Parker of Jessop, Georgia; and a sister Mrs. Lenore (Ralph) O'Connor of Sudbury, Ontario; nine grandchildren. Family will recieve friends on Monday from 2 to 4p Friends may donate to the American Heart Association if they wish. Funeral services will be held at 4 pm.

at at the funeral home with Pastor Richard Arndt of Our Savior Lutheran church officiating. Arrangements by T. M. RALPH PLANTATION FUNERAL TRAVIS James E. Travis, 68, of 1340 South Ocean Blvd Pompano Beach, passed away Thursday at the Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami, A resident here 10 years from McMlnnville, Tennessee Member of the First Presbyterian Church and a Veteran of WWII with the US Navy.

Survived by his wife Charlotte two sons. James E. of North Augusta, South Carolina, Robert L. Waco. Texas; two sisters.

Loud la Huber. and Edith Forgy both of Wichester, Tennessee; sister-in-law, Manette Speas of Manhasset, New York; six grandchildren. Services and Interment under the direction of Wood-lawn Mortuary Thompson Lane, Nashville, Tennessee. Memorials may be made to Individuals favorite Charity In lieu of flowers. Local arrangements by FAIRCHILD NORTH FEDERAL FUNERAL HOME.

WOODARDS Jlmmle C. Woodard, 79, at 924 NE 2nd Street, Fort Lauderdale passed away November 1 Survivors Include one son, Jimmy Woodarda, one daughter, Mrs. Althea Brown; two brothers, Lewis Sanders, and Mike Sanders; five sisters. Susan Mid-dleton. Mrs.

Maggie Lloyd, Mrs Willie May Wade; Mrs. Hattle Mae Stubbins. and Mrs. Dlros Gaston; one daughter-in-law; and a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral service II a m.

Monday at BENTON CHAPEL with Rev. Garrett officiating. Interment In Woodlawn Cemetary. Friends may call from 4 to 9 pm Sunday and 7 to 11 am. Monday.

BENTON FUNERAL HOME In charge of arrangements. IN MEMORIAM Thomas Salva, on his birthday, sadly missed by mother, and family. Tom, we loved you so. Wetter Feb. 5, 8 P.M.

Dr. Robert H. Schuller The original "drive-In" minister, his Hour of Power televised from Garden Grove, California is seen weekly by over 3 million followers on 140 stations (channels 7 and 12 In our area). His own life has been an outstanding example of the Possibility Thinking he teaches. HOYE E.

Jane Hoye, of 86 SW 9th Circle, Boca Raton, died Thursday. She came to this area In 196 1 from Easton, PA. Member of Zlon Lutheran Church, Deerfleld Beach. Survived by daughter, Sally J. Hoye of Allentown PA; son.

Eugene of Easton, PA, two grandchildren; parents, Mr and Mrs. Julian K. Harrison. Deerfleld Beach; brother Kenneth Harrison. Easton.

PA. Funeral services will be 1 30 m. Monday at Zion Lutheran Church with Pastor John Clark II officiating, followed by Entombment In Bora Raton Mausoleum Friends may call from 1 1 to 9 pm Sunday at JAY KRAEER DF.HRFIELD BEACH FUNERAL HOME Memorial contributions to the Gold Coast Ostomy Association. KOTAL Irene Kotel, of 3(19 SE 3rd Court, Pompano Reach, died October 21 1979. A resident 28 years, from Chicago, Illinois.

Survived by two sons, Kenneth, of Pompano Beach, Irving of Elk Grove Village, Illinois; two grandchildren: three slaters, Nellie Schroder of Elk Grove Village, Illinois. Eunice McCamant of Addison, Illinois, Elaine Peter son of Rosemont, Illinois Funeral mass was celebrated October 24 In Addison, Illinois. Burial In Des Plalnes, Illinois. Arrangements by BECKER FUNERAL HOME 1444 South Federal Highway, Deer Golden Pathways Series 1979-1980 At War Memorial Auditorium Tickets Now Available at War Memorial Box Office 9:30 A.M.-5 P.M. For Information Call: 761-2828 or 492-0570 Anytime fleld Beail.