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6B Fort Lauderdale News, Wednesday. Aug. 28, 1985 troke fells Pembroke Park mayor unsnnv will HIIIT rnD LESS! HVBWVI WfcH AJso Living Rooms, Dining Rooms, Bedrooms, Buffets More! ByJoe Kollin Maff Writer Pembroke Park Mayor Dottie Johnston died early today after suffering a second stroke in less than a week. According to Vice Mayor J. Paige Caves and close friends, Mrs.

Johnston on Monday suffered a massive stroke and went into a coma. They said few other details are known and that they are respecting her family's wish for privacy. Last Tuesday, Mrs. Johnston, 65, suffered the first stroke, which left hlSr right side paralyzed. "The doctors had good hopes that she would be back soon after some thrapy," Caves said.

"We were kiiirj of like in hog heaven after than anyone had done for 25 years." Her accomplishments include the elimination of serious flooding problems that had plagued the eastern section of Pembroke Park for decades. It was the first major public works projects undertaken since the town was incorporated in 1957. The improving image of the town has been cited as a prime reason for the recent boom in office, industrial and apartment construction. "She's a bundle of energy," said the town's fire chief, George Van Etveldt. "She's fair, a terrific person and a positive thinker." Although she only had a high school education and no experience in politics, "she has more common sense than any political figure I can name," Phelps added.

Mrs. Johnston had been a waitress in South Florida for 42 years until she retired. In March 1983, she entered politics. hearing that news. I could hardly believe it when I heard about the second." One son, Robert, arrived from of Dallas to be at her bedside.

Another son, Jerry, was on his way from Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs. Johnston had been a waitress in South Florida for 42 years until she retired. In March 1983, she entered politics, ran for the Pembroke Park Town Commission and won. Four months later, her fellow commissioners selected her to serve as mayor.

Although the part-time job pays only 10 a month, she worked full time to achieve her often-stated goal of improving the town and its image for its 5,300 residents, most of whom live in mobile homes. "She's a ball of fire," said Sarah Phelps, a civic activist who had known Mrs. Johnston for more than 12 years. "In two years she has accomplished more in this town 1 4 TO vFsrssmssM i i Memorial service planned for crash victim By Michael Romano Slt Writer A Pompano Beach woman who died Aug. 2 in the crash of Delta Air Lines Flight 191 near Dallas will be remembered by scores of friends and relatives during a memorial service Sept.

4. Jhe ceremony for Sydell Danziger Wener, 59, ts-scheduled to begin at 3 p.m. in the Palm Aire Country Club Social Center, said her sister, Bea Boyar. Meanwhile, the crash victim's husband, Leonard Wener, who is one of two Broward County residents still hospitalized in the Dallas area, him to attend the memorial service for his wife, according to Boyar, a Deerfield Beach resident who planned the ceremony. "He's suddenly starting to improve, but it's been rough, very rough," she said of Wener's ordeal.

"We're hoping that he can be transferred soon to a hospital in Florida. But doctors say it will be three to six months before he'll be on his feet." Boyar said she expects several hundred people to attend the memorial service, including the victim's two daughters Mara Robinson of New York and Karen Danziger of Chicago. said. Another Broward resident who remains hospitalized is Debbie Katz, a 40-year-old Lauderhill resident whose condition at Parkland Memorial Hospital has been upgraded from critical to fair. The local residents are among 30 individuals who survived the crash of the jumbo jet near Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport.

The crash left 135 dead. Leonard Wener, 64, who suffered fractures, a separation of the shoulder and severe burns, among other injuries, was in good condition Tuesday at Irving Community Hospital. His condition will not improve enough to allow 3 Pes. in Almond Italian Mica with Glass Doors, Lights Drop Lid. 99W( 20D, 78H.

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FAZZINI, LINEY AM, Friday at St. Joan ot Arc Catholic Church. Entombment will follow. A Masonic service will be 7:30 PM Thursday, at the KRAEER BOCA RATON FUNERAL HOME. Friends may call trom 6 to 8 PM, Thursday at the Funeral Home.

Memorial contributions may be made to the Shrine Cripple Children's Hospital co the Gold Coast Shrine Club. SEARS GOODFELLOW Helene FIELD, MACIE B. GAY, DORIS L. GEARING. MARGUERITE GIOVE.

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(jooaieiiow was ourn in ManrhpsiAr NH and a resi GOYETTE, DAVID HOWARD, HOKES HUGLEN, MARTHA HUSKINS. ALMA E. Deaffe M. Skop, eminent rabbi, 80 'Ji memorial service was scheduled today for Rabbi Morris Aaron Skop, a past president of the Rabbinical Association of South Florida. jtabbi Skop, who died Monday.

dent of Boynton Beach, lor 33 years. Survived by her husband of 57 years, Robert JAMES. WALTER MAGUE Roscoe 89. ol Tucson. Arizona, passed away June 18, 1985.

He is survived by his wife, Ethel; KRAFFT, CARL MAGUE. ROSCOE E. uoooteiiow, ar; sons, Robert and John hnth nt Hnnstnn TX- daugh ter. Joan DePanfilas, of Hol and son Stanely, both ol Tucson; five qrandchildren; PAYNE, LOUISE RABB, MICHELLE RE ILLY, WILLIAM and seven great-grandchil lywood, FL; sister, Margaret Lynch, of Manchester. NH; nranrfsnn Fdward R.

Wil TUBBS, EDGAR VORBERG, ROBERT WARNER, MAY son, Greenwich. CT. Funeral WIDMANN, DONALD Mass will be celebrated on Friday, August 30. 1985 10 AM. at St.

Vincent Ferrer Catholic Church. Delray 1 jnrt'Jfr dren. In 1956, Mr. Mague retired as Assistant Chief Inspector ot the Post Office Department, in Washington, after 40 years service. After retirement he moved to Boca Raton, where he devoted the next 20 years to A E.

a retiree organization. As Field Vice President, he established chapters in Fort Lauderdale and Delray. as well as the Florida Federation. A lifetime Mason, he DEUTSCH Stephen of Deertielfl Beach, died Monday at a local hospital. Ar beacn i-nenos may can on Thursday from 2 to 4 PM.

and 7 to 9 PM. with a 7:30 DM Qncaru oruira at thft rangements Dy KHAttn DEERFIELD BEACH FUNERAL HOME. 427-5544 was 80. LORNE AND SON FUNERAL This latest look in decorating has become one ot the most imaginative and economical ways to grace a floor or even a wall Exciting Colors And Designs Now Available Carry At Follow: Value NOW 3'X5' $165 $115 4'x6' $264 $145 9'x6' $594 $295 8x10 $880 $445 9x12 $1188 $595 10x14 $1540 $925 FAZZINI Liney. 67, ot HOME.

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111 NE 17 Way. Fort Lau derdale, died at 5 30 M. Salurday, August 24. in the belonged to National Lodge 12 A A in Washington, C. Private memorial and graveside services were held in Tucson, on June 19, 1985.

$50 OFF Behind-The-Ear Hearing Aids GOYETTE David 51. ol 471 Lyons Road, Coconut Creek, FL, died Saturday, united Hospital oenter. ioi-lowmg an extended illness. He was born on June 1. Kabbi Skop, who moved to Pompano Beach in 1966, served as religious leader of temples in Miami, Coral Gables, Orlando ad Pompano BSach.

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FL; Veteran of Korean War, a member ol over 50 soft ball league, Deer-tield. FL. Besides nis wife, he on August 18. laoi. surviving are two daughters.

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Deliver sharp clear sound. Skop at Temple Sho- leaves daughter, tammy; three sons; one grandson; eight brothers; three sisters. Burial was at National Cemetery. Bourne. MA.

Hamona basso. Doth ot i-ort Lauderdale; two brothers. Rudolph Fazzini. ol Fort Lauderdale, FL. Emery Faz Tuesday, in Jackson Memorial Hospital, in Miami.

She was born in Providence. Rl, raised in IL, was a former student at Barrett College, in Lake Forest, IL. She is survived by her mother and father, Phyliss and Steven Rabb; and a sister, Lynn, of Boca Raton. Funeral services Wednesday, In Providence, Rl. HOWARD Hoke 78.

of Fort Lauderdale, passed away Tuesday, in Plantation zini, ot Plantation, FL; one sister. Mrs. Livia Gwen, of Torrance. CA; three grandchildren. Mr.

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REILLY William Francis, 88, a resident ol 3871 E. Lodge and the Widows and Widowers, of Hollywood. FL. he was a Veteran serving in the Air Force, he was a Catholic Visitation at the Lynch-Stacy Funeral Home. 515 West Pike Street, Clarksburg, WA, from 7 to 9 if Avenue, Pompano Beach, died Monday.

Mr. Reilly, husband of the late Mary A. Rielly, was a retired Howard, ot Fort Lauderdale, and John E. Howard, of City ot New York employee BROWARD 561-5333 BOCADELRAY 276-1820 PALM BEACH 627-0052 ana was a veteran ot wwi. He is survived by lour sisters, Jane Elardo, and Mary Mattison, both of Pompano Plantation; daughter, Martha E.

Sims, ot Belle Glade. FL; step-daughter. Barbara O. Howard, of Fort Lauderdale; brother, C. Buck Howard, of Lake Placid, FL: sister, Frances M.

Dupree, ot rM, on I uesoay. if to 4 and 7 to 9 PM. on Wednesday. Scriptural Prayer Service 7 30 PM on Tuesday. The Liturgy of Catholic Burial Rite, 10 AM Thursday, St.

James Catholic Church, with Father Joseph Dene, celebrant. Interment Bridgeport Cemetery, LYNCH-STACY SERVICE. Beach. Lillian Scuderi, ot Pendant Receiver Regular $99 a Overhead Receiver Regular $99 A. Infrared TransmitterMicrophone Regular $119 Suitland, MD, and Mrs.

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of Island, NY; and several nieces and nephews. Mass of Christian Burial will be 1 1 AM Thursday, at St. Elizabeth Catholic Church, burial will follow. Friends may call Irom 6 to 8 PM, Wednesday, at the KRAEER SAMPLE ROAD FUNERAL HOME, 1199 E. 36 Street, where a Rosary will be said at 7 PM.

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Fort Lauderdale, passed away Tuesday in Broward Convalescent Home. A resident here since 1953, from WV. Survived by her children. William H. Field, Charles E.

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Graveside service 11 AM. Thursday at Lauderdale Memorial HUGLEN Martha 84, of Fort Lauderdale and Sebring, FL, passed away August 25, in Holy Cross Hospital. Survived by her daughter, Marcia Bement, of Portland, OR; sons, Arnold Lyslo, of Fort Lauderdale and Roel Lyslo. of Portland, OR; one brother and six grandchildren. Service 2 PM.

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Friends may pay their respects 7 lo 9 PM. Wednesday at FAIRCHILD NORTH rtUtHAL CHAPEL. TUBBS Edgar Stewart, 57, ol Dania. FL, passed away August 26. Survived by his son, Edgar of Klsslm-mee.

FL; a daughter, Jindra Tubbs Land, of Fort Lauderdale; a sister, Mimi Tubbs Walden, ot Dania; and two grandsons. He was a lifetime member ol St. John Episcopal Church, Hollywood, member ol the Planning and Zoning Board, City ol Dania. in the 1950 City Commissioner, City ol Dania. 1953 to 1957; City Manager, City ot Dania, 1960 He was airport facilities manager, aviation division, Broward County, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport.

Services Wednesday, August 28, 10 AM, at the JOHNSON-FOSTER FUNERAL HOME, with Father George Taylor, ot SI. John's Episcopal Church officiating. Burial will be In Dania Woodlawn Cemetery, Hearing Aids are Available In: The big board, big business, new technology and financial news. It's all in your best interests, everyday in the NewsSun-Sentinel the best business deal in town. rompano Palm Beach Mai Boca Raton 391-9430 946-60 00 931-8052 232-1200 936-4131 Westland Mai Aventura Mai Cutler Ridge Ft.

Myers 987-6211 Broward Mai 823-6100 475-2000 Hollywood HUSKINS Alma of Pompano Beach, died Tuesday at a local hospital Arrangements by KRAEER POMPANO BEACH FUNERAL HOME, 946-2900 Sitltlacllon guaranlaad or four money back lorn in Pompano Beach for 15 and was rabbi of Temple B'nai Moshe in Pompano Beach at the time he died. He was president of the rabbinical association in the 1950s. 'Rabbi Skop served as a civilian chaplain during World War II at Gtlando Air Force Base, Homestead Air Force Base and the Veterans Hospital in Coral Gables. "He was a member of the Kiwanis CUib and B'nai B'rith. Services will begin at 3:30 p.m.

at the Star of David Memorial Chapel, 7701 Bailey Road, North Lauder-d4Je. Shiva will be observed at his home. Rabbi Skop is survived by his wife, Rachel of Pompano Beach; sons, Eli of Coral Springs and Raphael of Pompano Beach; two daughters, Shirah Penn of Miami afid Adena Konigsburg of Coconut CEfcek; two brothers, David of Lsiiderhill and Arthur of Tampa; a siiiter, Myrtle Rutberg of Orlando, afid seven grandchildren. Janis Matulis, archbishop, 74 The Associated Presi MOSCOW Archbishop Janis Matulis, head of the Latvian Lutheran Church, has died at age 74, the official news agency Tass said. Tass did not report the time or cause of death, but said there was a memorial service for Archbishop Matulis on Tuesday in the Latvian capital of Riga.

3t said the service in St. John's Cgthedral in Riga was attended by the heads of other churches in Latvia, including Cardinal Julians Vaivods, head of the Roman Catholic Church in Latvia, which is one of the Baltic republics of the U.S.S.R. Archbishop Matulis had been hfcad of the Latvian Lutheran Cjiurch, said to be the republic's largest church, since 1969. Oscar Palmer, Cooler inventor TO Anoe.atfd Presi "PARADISE VALLEY, Ariz. -ffecar C.

Palmer, who invented the first commercially produced evap-(ffsitive cooler, died Sunday. He was 8J. -The Inventor, industrialist and philanthropist established Palmer Radiator Manufacturing Co. in If 33 to produce coolers and automobile radiators. IHe invented a modified radiator frjr Packard automobiles in the 1020s that was more reliable and efficient in the desert.

Evaporative coolers were used wjdely to cool businesses and hmes until air conditioning became common. GAY Doris I 65, of Boca Raton, died Friday, August 16. 1965 She had been a resident ol this area for 17 months, lormerly ot Detroit, Ml. Survivers include husband, Robert Gay. of Boca Ralon; sons, George, ot Boca Raton, and Robert ol CA; and a sister, Audrey Hy-man, of IA Friends may call Irom 12 unitl 8 PM.

Thursday. August 29, 1985. Funeral services will take place on Friday, August 30, at 10 AM, at (he Faith Chapel Assemblies of God, In Boca Raton. Services to be conducted by the Reverend John Stump. Interment will follow at (he Boca Raton Cemetery Arrangements by DYKE CORAL SPRINGS FU Seart, Roebuck and 1 985 TZTAtf SEARS NERAL HOME, 10630 Wiles JAMES Walter 64, ot Fort Lauderdale, passed away Monday, at Plantation General Hospital.

A resident here since 1955, trom Winston Salem, NC. Mr. James was a proprietor of a lawn maintenance company. Survived by his wile, Beatrice; two sons, Larry James, of Fort Lauderdale and Charles L. James, ot Pompano Beach; daughter, Gall Daley, ol Lauderdale Lakes; brother, Howard James, ot NC; five sisters; Flossie Craver, Delia Jones, Ella Mae Fultz, Kat Atkins and Mary Rose Snyder, all ol NC; and live grandchildren.

Service 11 AM. Thursday at FAIRCHILD NORTH FEDERAL CHAPEL, with the Reverend William B. Jennings officiating Interment in Queen ot Heaven Cemetery Friends may pay their respects 7 to 9 PM, Wednesday. Road, 753-8444. GEARING Marguerite Thies, of Fort Lauderdale.

passed away Tuesday In VORBERG Robert 81, a 30 year Fori Lauderdale resident, passed away Monday. He Is survived by hie wife, Margaret; sisters, Magdalene Turner, of Cincinnati, OH, Emily Morgenstern, ol Williamstown, WV. Salome Ness, ot Marietta, OH, Ruth Wakefield, of Delray Beach, FL. In lieu ot (lowers contributions appreciated to the Memorial Fund ol the Abiding Savior Lutheran Church, 1900 W. 35 Avenue.

Fori Lauderdale, 33312. Memorial services will be held at 1 1 AM. Saturday, at the JENNINGS FUNERAL HOME, 2211 Davie Boulevard, conducted by the Reverend Larry Raudebaugh, lormerly ot Faith Lutheran Churcn and the Reverend Roger Wlnnlnger, ot Abiding Savior Lutheran Church. local hospital A resident 37 years, coming Irom Silver Spring, MD. She and her "Iwi.l late husband, tounded WM.

Thies and Son. In 1951 A member of the Coral Ridge Yacht Club. Survived Dy two sons. Dennis w. Thies, ot Boynton Reach.

FL, William F. Thies, if ol Fori Lauderdale; three daughters, Mrs. Mary Ann Thies. KRAFFT F. Carl ot Boca Raton, since 1970, died Salurday.

Ha was retired super market owner. Peers, Fort Lauderdale, and Irom Point Pleasant, NJ He was a member ol the Wall Mrs. Judy Bulllngton, of Fay-ettevllle, AR, Mrs. Robert (Peg) Blaikie. Sarasota, FL; 19 grandchildren and one great-grandchild: lister, Miss Adele Warren.

Fort Masonic Lodne 73 F. A WARNER May, ol Pompano Beach, died Tuesday at a local hospital. Arrangements pendings, KRAFF.R POMPANO Bfr.ACH FUNERAL HOME, 941-4111 A Mnnnsquan, NJ, the Scottish Rite, Valley ot Trenton. NJ. the Salaam Shrine Lauderdale.

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See lor yoursell Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday in LIFESTYLE WIDMANN Donald Widmann, 64. ot Ft. Lauder. 10 30 AM, Thursday at St Anthony's Catholic Church Interment In Lauderdale Me. Temple, Llvinqston, NJ, the Boca Raton Shrine Club, the Gold Coast Shrlna Club, Deerlleid Beach, the Royal Order of Jesters, the Mutineers, the Pompano Beach Power Squadron, the Navigators Club, the Boca Raton mortal Park Friends may call 7 lo 9 PM, Wednesday at JORDAN FANNIN GUARDIAN FUNERAL dale, a 30 year resident trom Meadvllle, PA and US Navy Veteran ol World War II, died Monday.

Survived by wile, Waive, son, Donald II ol Leasburg, FL; daughter, rtlnna GL-Iu. nl It, I il Em Ml HOME, 326 E. las Olas Bou levard. where a Rosary ser Hotel and Club, and the Boca Del Mar Country Club vice will be held 7 PM He was a charter member of Wednesday FL; brothers, Howard oi Meadvllle, PA, Scott ol New Smyrna Beach, FL; sister, Mary Elizabeth Chapman of New Smyrna Beach: 6 OIOV8 Nino 80. ot Wilton Manors, suddenly on ttawsSun-ScntincI RiipimJ RmHmfl hir TIk Lift Tim'rt Uadwn the Boca Ralon HI Square Club and the Shamrock Society He It survived hy his wile.

Rila; a son, Or Michael F. Walsh, ot Polnmac, MD; two daughters, Mrs Cheryl Soranufl nl Aurora CO nnri Saturday. Auaust 24. 1985 He was formerly from New grandchildren Friends may call 7-9 PM tonlqht (Wednesday) nl FRED Torn uny. nt.

fie was I member of Blessed Sacra HUNTER UNIVERSITY ORIVE HOME, 2401 S. Uni versity Drive, Ft Lauderdale ment Catholic Church and the A A Mass of the Rpsurrectlnn Thursday, 9 30 AM. at Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church Friends Mrs Donna M. St Peter, ol Denver, CO; I niece, Millie Campbell, ol Basalt, CO: and two grandsons Mans of Christian Burial will be 10 In Lieu of Flowers, the family requests donations to tha amencan Heart Asticiatlon..