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7 7 Tt Try 12B THE PALM BEACH POST SUNDAY, AUGUST 17, 1986 4- Area Deaths- Defectors go shopping, American style i Palm Beach County iTBretz, Carl 81, of 2170 Palm Beach Lakes West Palm Beach. Quattlebaum-Holleman-Blirse, West Palm Beach. Funeral Monday. i- Hawkins, Treasy, 100, of 1708 High Ridge Road, Lake Worth, for- Dolly Cay Place, Lantana. Necron Cremation Services, Lake Worth.

St. Lucie County Nettles, Tony Samuel, 19, 5901 Graham Fort Pierce. Yates Funeral Home, Fort Pierce. Funeral Monday. merly of Pahokee.

Mack Stephenson Funeral Home, Lantana. Funeral Tuesday. McMahon, Mary, 70, of 26 Pickwick Park, Greenacres City. Dor-sey Funeral Home, Lake Worth. Funeral in Farmingdale, Long Island, N.Y.

Winkler, Stanley 75, of 6420 Circus, visited a Kmart store in North Miami. "When Bertalina entered the store, she just went crazy," Allan said the social worker told her. "She couldn't believe the variety, the colors and the quality of American clothes." Allan said she was told Kazakova skipped from aisle to aisle, running her hand over the clothes and purses, pulling dresses and shirts off the hangers for a better look, and "delighting in the variety of colors and textures clothes had." "She kept saying, 'I have died and gone to hea'v: en," Allan said. Kazakova explained to the social worker that in the Soviet Union, stores have no selection and the quality of the items is very poor, Allan said. "There is no color," Kazakova told the social worker.

Nevertheless, Kazakova bought only one item a bright pink pair of plastic slippers known as "jellies," Allan said. The cost: $1. By Ana Maria Guadayol Cox News Service MIAMI There are no Kmarts in the Soviet Union. That fact was not lost on the defectors who left the Moscow Circus and arrived in Miami last week, one of the couple's Miami hosts, said. Bertalina Kazakova and her husband, Nikolai Ni-kolski, who defected with little more than the clothes on their backs, were provided $100 for necessities by the Jewish Family Service of Greater Miami, agency spokesman Fawn Allan said.

"But they needed so many things, the social worker just decided to take them to the place she knew where they could get the most value for their dollar," Allan said. "And, after all, what could be more American than Kmart?" The couple, who since have left Miami to pursue a career with the Ringling Bros, and Barnum Bailey FUNERAL NOTICES HAROLD TREVOR BOOTH Mr Booth, lot years old of 3020 Washington Road. West Palm Beach, formerly ol Palm Beach, died Thursday, August 14. 1986. Mr.

Booth was a resident ot Palm Beach since 1946, coming from New Rochelle, New York. He was formerly wilh tne New York Times and was a former longtime member of the Society of the Four Arts of Palm Beach. There are no immediate members ot his family surviving. Rosary Services will be held 4 M. Sunday at OUATTLEBAUM-HOLLEMAN-BURSE FUNERAL HOME, 1201 South Olive West Palm Beach.

A funeral Mass will be said Monday at St. Juliana's Catholic Church, with interment to follow in Queen of Peace Catholic Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on Sunday from 2 to 4pm. STANLEY B. WINKLER Aje 75 of 6420 Dolly Cay Placo, Untana, Florida, died Saturday, August 16.

1986 al Atlantis Nursing Home Soiviveo by wilt. Jun three step-children; two brother! and one sister. Memorial Service will be held at the convenience of the family NECRON CREMATION SERVICES, Lake Worth. LOIS THELMA LEDBETTER Age 87 ol Deliay Beach, died Thursday. August 14.

1986 Memorial Services will be held Sunday. August 17, 1966 at 1 pm al the First Presbyterian Church ot Delray Beach, Qleason St. Private interment in Michigan City, Indiana. Arrangements by the KRAEER BOCA RATON FUNERAL HPME; 395-1800. Mother: U.S.

soldier son living in Cuba JAMES A. BOREFFI Age 56 ol 14255 Evelyn Drive. Lake Park, Florida, died Friday. August 15. 1966 at St Mary's Hospital.

West Palm Beach. A native ot Endicolt. New York, he had been a resident ot this area since 1978. Prior to retirement, he was a Sergeant in the S. Air Force for 17 years.

He was a member of the Rood Williams American Legion Post No. 271, Jupiter. Survivors include two daughters, Paula Drago of Endicott, NV and Lauri Boretfi of Jupiter; two sons, James and Mark, both of Endicott NV; one brother. Frank ot Endicott, NY; three sisters, Mamie and Vickie Boretfi. both of Endicott.

NY and Helen Yanacci of Binghamton, two grandchildren and a loving friend. Grace A. Wade of Lake Park, FL. Funeral Services will be held Monday, August 18, 7:30 pm at the Aycock-Village Funeral Home Chapel. Friends may call Monday from 6:30 pm until service time.

Those who wish may make contributions to St. Mary's Hospital Coronary Care Unit. West Palm Beach FL. Arrangements are under the direction of AYCOCK-VILLAGE FUNERAL HOME. 106 Coastal Way.

Jupiter. OLGA K. SUNELL Age 94 of South Drive. Lake Worth, died Wednesday. Mrs.

Sunell was a member of St. Andrew's Lutheran Church, the American Finnish Tourist Club, Lantana, the Finlandia Foundation, the Finnish American Rest Home and former member of the Ladies of Kaleva. She is survived by a sister. Edith Seppanen, Lake Worth. Funeral Services will be held 2 pm Tuesday, August 19, 1986 at LAKESIDE CHAPEL, 131 S.

Lakeside Drive, with the Rev. Pentti Maki. officiating followed by entombment. Friends may call at the chapel on Tuesday from 1 pm to time of service. Memorials to the Finnish American Rest Home will be appreciated.

By George E. Jordan Cox News Service MIAMI Army Pfc. Hugo Romeu called relatives in Miami from Havana this week, confirming that he indeed had returned to his native Cuba, Ro-meu's. mother said. "Yes, that is my son," Enna Romeu, a Miami dentist, said yesterday.

"He called to tell me he is there and he's OK." Added his mother: "I'm still trying to get over the shock." Radio Havana and the Cuban communist newspaper Gamma reported Monday that an Army captain named Hugo Romeu Almeida had defected to Cuba from Stuttgart, West Germany. The Army, at first denying such a person existed, later speculated the man was Romeu, a private who had been absent without leave since July 3 from his post at the Fifth General Hospital at Bad Cannstatt, northeast of Stuttgart. Romeu, a medical laboratory technician, was declared a deserter Aug. 7. He initially was misidentified because the last name released by Cuba, Almeida, his mother's maiden name, does not appear on Army records, said Defense Department spokesman Lt.

Col. Keith Schneider. Born in Cuba, Romeu became a naturalized U.S. citizen in 1967. Since the initial reports of the defection, the Army has disclosed that two months before he was listed as AWOL, Romeu, 31, was demoted in rank and barred from re-enlistment for "a pattern of misconduct." The Cuban government news agency Prensa La- tina said Romeu left the Army because he disagreed with U.S.

policies in Central America. A Defense De- partment spokesman said Romeu had no security clearance or access to military secrets. E. ZULA JOHNSON 95 of 1220 Lake Worth, passed away Thursday, August 14, 1986 at a local nursing home. Suivived by grandson, David Johnson, Detroit, Ml and brother-in-law.

Lloyd Brown ol Burgin, KY. Funeral Services will be held 1 pm Monday, August 18, 1986 at the E. EARL SMITH SON FUNERAL HOME, WEST CHAPEL. 3772 S. Military Trail.

Lake Worth conducted by Rev. Alfred T. Royer, Pastor of Palm Springs Baptist Church. Palm Springs, FL. Interment will be in Memory Gardens Cemetery, Lake Worth, FL.

Friends may call at the West Chapel from 2-4 pm Sunday (today). CARL A. BRETZ Mr. Bretz, 81 years old, ol 2170 Palm Beach Lakes formerly ot Hunter Street, West Palm Beach, died Thursday. August 14, 1986.

Mr. Bretz came to. West Palm Beach in November of 1945 Ijttm Philadelphia. Pennsylvania and became associated with Jesstip's as a designer and decorator for many rtars. later becoming Vice-President, until his retirement, ne was a tormer member of the Art Museum ot the Palm Beaches, The Society of the Four Arts.

The Henry Morrison Flagler Museum. The Smithsonian Associates, and the English-Speaking. Union. Me is survived by a sister. Mrs.

Robert Hilbert, Sr. of Lake Clarke Shores, a nephew. Robert Hilbert, Ji of Coral Ga-Nes FL and a cousin. Mrs. Ralph Wagner of Darby.

PA. Ftneral Services will be held 1 pm Monday at OUATTLE-BAUM-HOLLEMAN-BURSE FUNERAL HOME, 1201 S. Olive West Palm Beach, with The Rev. Ralph R. Warren.

Rector of Bethesda by-the-Sea Episcopal Church, Palm Beach, officiating. Friends may call at the funeral home Monday from 11 am fjfttil the time of the service. i RONALD LEE TAYL0 Age 40. of Lake Worth, Florida, died suddenly Thursday, August 14, 1986. Suivived by his mother.

Ruby McCubbin of Lake Worth Md father Jesse Lee Taylo of Boynton Beach; his aunt, Dene Tarter and uncle, Everett Tarter, both of Boynton Beach Friends may call Sunday from 3-5 p.m. at MACK STEPHENSON FUNERAL HOME, 1004 S. Dixie Hwy, Lantana. I0LA MILLER Of 1456 34th Riviera Beach, passed away Friday, August 15th. Mri Miller was a devoted member of tft.

Zion Primitive Baptist Church for many years. She leaves to cherish her memory, three devoted cousins, Joseph and Hattie Matthews and Clarence Matthews, all of Riviera Beach; devoted friends, Zola Prather and Minnie T. Davis, both of Riviera Beach and a host ol other cousins and many devoted friends. COLEMAN FUNERAL HOME will announce arrangements. REDUCE THE HIGH COST OF DYING A THOUGHT FOR TODAY Always keep preparing yourself for the future.

Anonymous Presented at a public service by JOHN BOUGIS Age 64 of 621 Monceaux Road, West Palm Beach, Florida, passed away Fiiday, August 15, 1986. Born in Ft. Worth, Texas, he left his family reeling he was the finest mechanic in Palm Beach County, along with being the most proud, honest and wonderful husband, father and grandfather anyone could know. He is survived by his loving wife, Marina Bougis of West Palm Beach; sons, Nicholas Bougis (Carolyn) of Jacksonville. FL and Anthony Bougis of West Palm Beach; sisters, Vasseeme Politis of Bayonne, NJ and Sophie Janssen of San Francisco, CA; brother, Bill Bougis of Bakersfield, CA; grandsons.

Elliot and Hunter Bougis and Gianni Pindilli, all of Jacksonville, FL. Funeral Services will be 10 am Tuesday, August 19, 1966 at the TOWN 4 COUNTRY FUNERAL HOME. 1540 Hypo-luxo Road. Lantana. FL.

conducted by Fr. John Theodore, St. Catherine's Greek Orthodox Church, West Palm Beach. Friends may call Monday from 6-8 pm at the funeral home. Memorial donations requested to St.

Catherine's Greek Orthdox Church, in his name. North America's largest Society of prearranged funerals cremations provides a simple and dignified service. Our literature tells the complete story ot our society. 0i 5- 1 I fUNEMLtfOMF 3170 SOUTH MILITARY TRAIL ncc WEST PMM BEACH PH TREASY HAWKINS Age 100 of 1708 High Ridge Road. Lake Worth, died Friday.

August 15, 1986. Born in Little Washington, North Carolina, December 22, 1885. Moved to Pahokee in 1925 with husband and family. Husband, James E. Hawkins.

Sr. preceded her in death in 1935. member of Baptist Church of Pahokee and moved to Lake Worlh in 1980. Survived by one daughter. Grace Park.

Orlando. FL; four sens John Hawkins. Lake Worth. James Hawkins of Oarrollhm. GA and Lorron L.

Hawkins. Miami and Paul H. Hawkins of Belle Glade; ten grandchildren, several great and great-great-grandchildren. Graveside services will be held 11 am Tuesday. August 19, 1986 at Hillcrest Cemetery.

West Palm Beach with Jtev. L. Trevette Weeks. Pastor ot South View Baptist Church' of Orlando, officiating. BACK STEPHENSON FUNERAL HOME.

1004 S. Dixie High- 3 ay' Lantana in charge of arrangements, calling hours will be held at the funeral home. rMenotah if Gardens and Funeral Chapels Summer Discount Special Complete Cemetery Package For Two $1,695 All Inclusive For Information Appointment Call 627-2277 10 OFF ALL Locally Delivered FUNERAL FLOWERS Senrina th Palm Bochs ovmr SO van NEPTUNE SOCIETY 401 West Prospect Ft. Lauderdale, 33309 The Florist nwis cw Hwi WP, 832-8133 24 HOURS WEST PALM BEACH 586-2488 SEND FREE PORTFOLIO TO: KIAAAF ADDRESS riTV The Family of BENNIEJO M. DANIELS would like to express gratitude to the many friends and coworkers who shared sympathy with us during our bereavement.

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Military Tr. 582-334 1 3389 iww nwk-wI s.i nn.im 964-37723373 IX III The Palm Beach Post Clje Aliening tmcs 1986 County Tennis Championship FIRST TERM 19861987 August 30 September 1 DATES: August 25, 1986-October 23, 1986 (9 Weeks) REGISTRATION: August 18, 1986-August 22, 1986 Monday thru Thursday: 2:00 pm Friday: 9:00 pm FEES: Fees are listed in last column below for each class. Those persons enrolling for personal reasons will be charged $2.50 per class hour. Books are extra. $1000 PRIZE MONEY! BEGINNING OATES COURSE TIME FEES MEETING DAYS AGRICULTURE AND HOME ECONOMICS Lake Worth Racquet Swim Club All county tennis enthusiasts are invited to enter the 7th Annual County-Wide Tennis Championship sponsored by The Palm Beach Post Evening Times.

The divisions of play available offer something for everyone to select from, no matter what level of ability. Additional entry forms are available at The Palm Beach Post Evening Times main office, 2751 S. Dixie West Palm Beach and at most county area tennis clubs. For further information call 967-3900. RULES 1.

Check the division in which you will play on the entry form below. Players can enter a maximum of two divisions (one singles one doubles). 2. The draw in each flight will be limited to 32. No ad scoring will be used (except semi-finals and finals).

Some flights small draws may be combined by tournament officials. 3. Levels and are open only to amateurs. Pros must play in the Open Level only. 4.

Entry fees are $12.00 for singles and $20.00 per doubles team. Free tournament t-shirts will be provided to the first 350 entrants received by August 15th. 5. Complete and mail entry form and check or money order to: The Palm Beach Post Evening Times Tennis Championship, co Lake Worth Racquet and Swim Club, Inc. 6.

Checks should be made payable to: Lake Worth Racquet and Swim Club, Inc. 7. Entries must be received by Friday, August 22, 1986. 8. Entrants must be ready to play at any time from August 30, 1986 through September 1, 1986.

9. Entrants must be ready to play hard or soft court and under lights. Some matches may be played at locations other than the Lake Worth Racquet and Swim Club. Ten minute default rule strictly enforced. Entries Must Be Received By Friday, August 22, 1986 No entriea will be acreptrd unlrmi crumpanif'd by entry form and fee.

Draw Party August 29th, 6:00 p.m. LWRS Club. Refreshments Prizes Pro exhibition at 7:00 p.m. Gulfstream Hotel, the official tournament hotel (Rates: $30.00 Singles, $35.00 Double) Gourmet Cooking or TH pm 8 28-86 6.75 Child Guidance Care Services (20 Hours) pm 8 25 86 5.00 South Florida Landscaping 6:30 9:30 pm 8 25 86 6.75 VOCATIONAL BUSINESS EDUCATION Typing MW or TTH 6.D0-S.00 pm 82586 13.50 Bookkeeping 1 Accounting I or pm 8 25-86 7.50 Bookkeeping Accounting II 6:30430 pm 8-27-86 7.50 Bookkeeping Accounting III TH pm 8-28 86 7.50 Alphabetic Shorthand pm 8 25 86 13.50 Legal Secretary 6:00 9:00 pm 8 25-86 13.50 Medical Secretary HtW 6:00 9:00 pm 825-86 13.50 Gregg Shorthand Refresher 6:00 9:00 pm 8 25-86 13.50 Introduction to Computers I TH pm 8 26 86 13.50 Programming BASIC I pm 8 25 86 13.50 Travel Agency Procedures I 6:30430 pm 9-03 86 13.50 Starting and Operating a Small Business pm 8 26-86 6.75 HEALTH EDUCATION EMT Refresher tr pm 125-86 10.00 Pharmacology Review TH 6:30 9:30 pm 9-0986 13.50 Central Service Techniciao (80 Hoars) pm 948-86 20.00 OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM The Open events are optn to both pros and amateurs. All other events are strictly amateur.

Check one singles andor doubles division in which you will play. Men't Mrn't Mrn't Men's Men't Men't Men't Simile (Open) Double (Open) Single (A level) Single (B level) Single (C level) Double (A level) Double (R level) Double (C level) Boy' 14 and I'ndrr Doublet Boy' 16 and Under Single Boy' 16 and Under Double Women' Singles (Oprn) Womrn' Doubles (Open) Women's Single IA level) Women's Single (B level) Men't 35 and Over Single Men't tnd Over Double Mrn't 45 and Over Singlet Men't 45 tnd Over Double Men't 55 tnd Over Singlet Men't 55 end Over Double Boy' 14 and I'nder Singles Women's Singles (C level) Women's Doubles (A level) Women's Doubles (B level) Women's Doubles (C level) Girls' 14 and I'nder Single (irui 14 and I'nder Doubles Girls' 16 and I'nder Singles Girls' 16 and Under Double INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION Tt TH i Tl TH MW or TTH MW or TTH Tt Til I Tl or Tt TR Tt Tl MW HI 8 2646 8 2546 02546 02646 82546 02546 82646 02546 12546 75 86 82646 I2S46 12546 82S46 02646 82546 13.50 13.50 13.50 13.50 13.50 13.50 13.50 13.50 13.50 13.50 13.50 675 6.75 1350 13.50 1150 6:309:30 pm 6:309:30 pm 6:309:30 pm 6:30 9:30 pm 6:309:30 pm 6:309:30 pm 6 30 9 30 pm 6:309:30 pm 6:30 9:30 pm 6:309:30 pm 6:30930 pm 30 pm 630930 pm 6309:30 pm 6309:30 pm 6309.30 pa Air Conditioning I Air Conditioning I Automotive Tune Up JUtMMtivt Air Conditioning Automotive Body Repair Basic Electronics Caonetiakieg Carpentry Commercial Art Drafting Maritt Engiws Welding (OiyacetyleK Hefcarc) Welding (Arc or Heharc) Electrical Wtriig Residential krtrodoctuM to Tetevtsm PrtdactM Bpketstery learMf lesarces La Name Address. City Zip. Doubles Partner. Add ress City Phone.

12546 for CCD Exam. MTWTI 513 IX pm or up9rodtg (north and rvocfcng kilh and for Iho Ao or pnparwq Tim iKoyww rjevgned for tftotc wx Entry Fee. Shirt Sim (check onel Enclosed Small Medium Large Small- Be wire to inrlixie entry firrn foe T-shirt by A'rirt 15th. Starting time will be published in The Palm Beach Port and The Evening Ti.ie on Friday. August I'lrase call the LW RS Club at 967-39H0 fr confirmation.

Mail entry forrn tilth chec or money order made out I jikr onh Racquet and Swim Club. Inc. to: The Palm Beac Post A Evening Time Tennia himptonship. co Lake Worth Racquet and Swim Club, Inc. 4irt Coconut Road.

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