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091 091 NEWS-PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1991 7B 'Twelve O'Clock High' Dean Jagger dies at 87 By The Associated Press SANTA MONICA, Calif. -Veteran character actor Dean Jagger, won a best supporting Oscar 1949's "Twelve O'Clock High," at his home Tuesday, his wife He was 87. Etta Jagger said that her husband was recovering from the flu but otherwise in good health. He died his sleep this morning, she said. Jagger said her husband acted more than 150 movies, including "White Christmas," "Bad Day Black Rock" and "Elmer Gantry." The baldheaded Jagger won Emmy in 1989 for a performance the religious program "This is Life." He also appeared as school principal Albert Vane on television series "Mr.

Novak" James Franciscus from 1963-65. DEATHS who for died said. was in in at an for the high the with Actor Dean Jagger Born in Lima, Ohio on Nov. 7, 1903, Dean Jeffries Jagger studied at Indiana's Wabash College. He performed in theater and vaudeville in Information in the Deaths column is printed free of charge.

the 1920s and made his film debut in 1929's "The Woman From Hell." He followed that with 1934's "You Belong to Me" and "College Rhythm." Other parts were in "Western Union," "Valley of the Sun," "Sister Kenny," "Driftwood," "Executive Suite," "Rawhide," "My Son John," "The Robe," "Jumbo," "The Kremlin Letter," "Vanishing Point," "Game of Death" and "Alligator." Jagger said one of her husband's favorite roles was the title role in 1940's "Brigham Young -Frontiersman." In addition to his wife, Jagger is survived by daughter Diane Pearson and stepsons Tom Winger and Lee Winger. Funeral arrangements were pending. Agency proposed for elderly By The Associated Press year by eliminating current dupli- Together with the state's $49 cation. million Community Care program TALLAHASSEE A Depart- "The governor's office is want- that provides day care, home ment of Elderly Affairs would be ing to move a little bit quicker," health aides and personal care to created under a proposal state law- Frankel said, adding that the some 42,000 people, Older Amerimakers discussed Tuesday, but the House proposal to create a depart- cans is the core of the state's elderagency would run few if any of the ment but not give it any of the ly programs. programs that serve Floridians programs now in HRS is "part of The staff draft discussed Tuesover 60.

our accommodation to the gover- day proposed elevating the Pepper "The approach that we've nor." Commission on Aging to departstarted is really to go slow and "This is the Legislature saying ment level. The commission was really take a look at it," Rep. Lois to the governor, 'OK, we will work created two years ago by lawmakFrankel, chair of the House HRS with you on this. We are committed ers to write a master state policy Committee. we will give this issue a full and plan and evaluate state services to The panel's Health, Aging and complete the elderly from all state agencies.

Rehabilitation Subcommittee met The draft legislation would di- The Long Term Care to discuss the proposal for a new rect the two departments to pro- Ombudsman Councils, which indepartment, which Gov. Lawton duce by next year a plan for im- vestigate complaints about nursing Chiles' had pledged to create in his proving services to the elderly and homes and adult congregate living first year in office. recommend any transfer of pro- facilities, would also be moved to Aging programs are now run grams. the new department from the 18- primarily by the state Department But for now, HRS would remain member Pepper Commission, of Health and Rehabilitative Serv- the official state "unit on aging" which has a budget of $410,000 for ices. required by the federal govern- five positions.

Voters authorized lawmakers ment under the Older Americans June Nole, executive director to create a Department of Elderly Act. of the Pepper Commission, said it Affairs in November 1988 but did The federal program serves wanted new department or any not order the Legislature to estab- more than 250,000 people with any general reorganization of HRS lish it. Chiles has said that a new things like home-delivered meals, to focus first on improving client department could be created with- transportation and senior centers services and then worry about upout any money in a tight budget at a cost of $53 million. per management structure. To place a listing call 335-0324.

Lee County MEDLOCK, NEVIL 87, of Bo- CHRISTINE, infant, Mass of the An- 76, of Charlotte Harbor, died Saturnita Springs, services Saturday, ar- gels Friday, arrangements by the day at his home. Roberson Funeral ARDIGLIANO, SALVATORIE, rangements by Walter Shikany's Bo- Pittman Chapel of the David K. John- Home, 2151 Tamiami Trail, Port 70, of Fort Myers, funeral serv- nita Funeral Home. son-Pittman Funeral Home. Charlotte, is in charge of arrangeices in New Haven, local ar- 75, ments.

PIGFORD, CLIFF, 65, of MASON, LOUIS PAUL, of rangements by Stuckert-McFarland- Fort Myers, funeral services Satur- Naples, funeral mass Friday, Schmidt ar- FULTZ, DUANE 60, Punta Funeral Home. day, arrangements by Finley Carter rangements by the Johnson Chapel Gorday, Kays-Ponger Funeral CARDINELL, EARLA 51, of Funeral Home. of the David K. Johnson-Pittman Fu- Home, 635 E. Marion Punta Auburn Hills, funeral services CHARLES neral Home.

Gorda is in charge of arrangements. SNYDER, JOHN, 66, in Hazel Park, local arrangements Stuckert-McFarland- of Fort Myers, memorial mass, ar- NITTO, JOSEPH 57, of Marco JUDY, DONALD 49, of Port by rangements by National Cremation Island, private services, arrangeSchmidt Funeral Home. Society. ments Funeral Home. Charlotte, died Sunday in Naples.

by Josberger Roberson Funeral Home, 2151 TaHALZELL, PHILIP, of Bonita STORACH, SELMA F. (SALLY), PERKINS, ARLENE, 69, of miami Trail, Port Charlotte is in Springs, services Friday, arrange- 82, of Cape Coral, arrangements by Naples, arrangements by charge of arrangements. ments by Walter Shikany's Bonita Cape Coral Funeral Home. the Johnson Chapel of pending, K. Funeral Home.

Johnson-Pittman Funeral Home. LINNELL, MADELINE 96, of Port Charlotte, Roberson Funeral HARRIS, EARL 81, of Fort Collier County SMITH, SHIRLEY, 60, of Naples, Home, 2151 Tamiami Trail, Port Myers Beach, funeral services private services, by Charlotte is in charge of arrangeThursday, arrangements by Harvey- CAPUTO, CHRISTOPHER MI- the Pittman Chapel of the arrangements David K. ments. Engelhardt Beach Funeral Home. CHAEL, infant, arrangements Johnson-Pittman Funeral Home.

by the Johnson Chapel of the David MERRIMAN, EDWARD 67, JOAQUIN, JOSEPH 77, of K. Johnson-Pittman Funeral Home. WEAVER, MARIE, 80, of Naples, of Punta Gorda, Kays-Ponger FuneLehigh Acres, service of remem- funeral mass Friday, arrangements ral Home, 635 E. Marion Punta brance Friday, arrangements by Lee JOHNSON, ALFRED 78, of by the Pittman Chapel of the David Gorda, is in charge of arrangements. Memorial Park Funeral Home.

Naples, services Thursday, arrange- K. Johnson-Pittman Funeral Home. ments by the Pittman Chapel of the SANDERS, ROY A. COLONEL, LOCKWOOD, EDNA MAE, 85, of David K. Johnson-Pittman Funeral 71, of Port Charlotte, died Sunday.

Windmill Village, North Fort Myers, Home. Charlotte County Roberson Funeral Home, 2151 Taarrangements by National Crema- miami Trail, Port Charlotte is in tion Society. LEACH, ELIZABETH MAURA, ELLENBERGER, KATHRYN charge of arrangements. infant, Mass of the Angels Friday, 76, of Punta Gorda. Kays-Ponger MAURICE, FRANCISKA, of arrangements by the Pittman Chapel Funeral Home, 635 E.

Marion WAGNER, DOROTHY, 74, of Fort Myers, services and burial in of the David K. Johnson-Pittman Fu- Punta Gorda, is in charge of arrange- Port Charlotte, Kays-Ponger FuneMiami, local arrangements by neral Home. ments. ral Home, 2405 Harbor Port Walter Shikany's Bonita Funeral Charlotte is in charge of arrangeHome. LEACH, PATRICIA FENTON, PAUL HOWARD ments.

DEATHS, FUNERALS To column Information place is an paid in the obituary advertising. Deaths call and 335-0324. Funerals Mass of Christian Burial for Paul J. Ali, 82 of Cape Coral, will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Thursday at St.

Andrew Catholic Church. Entombment will follow in Memorial Gardens Cemetery. Friends may visit from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. today at the funeral home with scripture services will be conducted at7 p.m. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Paul J.

Ali Memorial Fund at the Shady Rest Nursing Home, 2300 Airport Road, Fort Myers, Fla. 33907. Arrangements by Fort Myers Memorial Gardens Funeral Home, 1589 Colonial Blvd. EARL E. HARRIS Lee County PAUL J.

ALI Earl E. Harris, 81 of Fort Myers Beach, passed away on Wednesday. A native of Windsor, Ohio he had been a resident of this area for the last 16 years, coming from Dayton, Ohio. He was retired from Monsanto Chemical Company and is survived by his wife, Louise C. Harris of Fort Myers Beach.

Funeral services will be conducted on Thursday at 1 p.m. at the HarveyEngelhardt Beach Funeral Home, with the Rev. William L. Phillips, Jr. officiating.

Interment will follow in Fort Myers Memorial Gardens. Friends may call from noon to p.m. at the funeral home. WILBUR W. KENT Wilbur W.

Kent, 80 of Sanibel, formerly of Beloit, Kansas, passed away Saturday, Feb. 2. He had been a long-time winter visitor to Sanibel and had recently become a Florida resident. Messmer florist. FORT MYERS CAPE CORAL 936-2131 458-1311 BRANDS TELEVISION APPLIANCE AUDIO VIDEO The "FREE FOR ALL" Ad running Feb.

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of Rochester, Mich. and son, Dales M. Kent and family of Endwell, N. Y. In recognition of the wonderful support by Hope Hospice in Mr.

Kent's last illness, friends may wish to contribute in his memory, 8920 College Parkway, Fort Myers, Fla. 33919. DOROTHY MARGARET PROCTER Funeral services for Dorothy Margaret Procter, 76 of Cape Coral, will be conducted today at 3:30 p.m. at St. Hilary's Episcopal Church, with the Rev.

Robert G. Browning, Jr. officiating. Memorials may be made to the Lee Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Scholarship Fund, Lee Memorial Hospital, Fort Myers, Fla. 33901.

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Mrs. Valentini was formerly of Patterson, N.J. and has lived in this area for 16 years. She was a active member of the craft club of Forest Park. She is survived by two daughters, Julia Schneider and Ellen Volino; five grandchildren and four great-grand- children; one brother, William Mazza of Patterson, N.J.; two sisters, Margaret Allen of West Patterson, N.J.

and Jesse Henry of North Fort Myers. A memorial service will be held on Thursday, Feb. 7 at 2 p.m. at the First Church of the Nazarene, 3106 Broadway, Fort Myers. ICes NOTICE RE: OF LAUREL PUBLIC LANE INFORMATION EXTENSION MEETING COUNTY The Lee County Department of Transportation and Engineering will hold a public information meeting regarding the Laurel Lane Extension Project from Hart Drive to Slater Road on Wednesday, February 13, 1991 at 7:00 P.M.

The meeting will be held at the Suncoast Middle School Cafeteria, 1856 Suncoast Lane, N.E. in North Fort Myers. Interested citizens are invited to attend and participate in this meeting. Questions prior to the meeting may be addressed to Jack Myers, Project Manager, at 335-2220. Limit one SCA per person.

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