Saturday, June 9, 1973 Orlando, Florida (Sentinel Star Photo by Bruce Gerard) OFFICIALS DISCUSS BOOSTING ECONOMY John McCauley, Brevard Economic Development Commission, and John Kavenaugh, U.S. Department of Defense, meet with local, federal officials 12th 'Satan Cult' Suspect Apprehended In Chicago Sentinel Star Bureau said they plan to pick up Smith and DeLAND A 12th member of an return him here next week. alleged Satan cult whose members SMITH AND 11 other youths, who are accused of the torture-slaying of are already in custody face first17-year-old Ross Michael Cochran in degree murder indictments handed Beach April 27 was ar- down last month by the Volusia Daytona rested in County Grand Jury. Friday by police Chicago, of Fresno, was Cochran according to the Volusia County tortured with broken bottles before Sheriff's office. being killed and left along State Jerry L.
Smith, 22, Chicago, is Road 415 north of Osteen. An autopsy being held in Cook County Jail, revealed he was hit in the head with awaiting extradition. a heavy board after being tortured. Volusia County sheriff's deputies He died of a massive skull fracture. PSC Postpones Hearing On Merritt Island Utility Sentinel Star Bureau MERRITT ISLAND A state Public Service Commission hearing on a requested rate increase for a privately owned Merritt Island sewer plant has been postponed, County Commissioner John Hurdle announced Friday.
Hurdle said the hearing was postponed because of a conflict in PSC meetings which would prevent all but one of the commissioners from attending the local hearing. THE HEARING, which will be held as soon as possible after the originally scheduled date of June 14, 0 Sentinel Star will be on a request by First Florida Utilities of Orlando for an increase from its current $7.02 rate to $10.92 per month. Other sewer plants on the island, all now owned by the county, have rates varying from $5.75 per month to $6.25. Hurdle said he was notified of the PSC conflict Thursday night by Chairwoman Paula Hawkins, who asked him if he thought the meeting should be held as scheduled with only one commissioner or should be postponed until more could attend. "I said I believed they definitely all should be there," Hurdle said.
4. Students Will Attend UF Program Sentinel Star Bureau TITUSVILLE Dr. Walter Cerrato, president of the Canaveral Area Heart Association, announced Friday four Brevard high school science students have been awarded Heart Fund scholarships totaling $2,000 to attend the 15th annual Summer Science Research Program at the University of Florida June 13-Aug. 3. Lorraine Pillus of Cocoa High School, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jerome Pillus, David Markovitch of Merritt Island High School, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Markovitch, Chris Willson, also of Merritt Island High School, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Willson and Chad Harvey of Rockledge High School, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harvey, were selected to participate in the statewide science program. Over 300 applicants were received with only 35 students accepted for the program. The Canaveral Area Heart Association serves Brevard, Flagler, Seminole and Volusia counties and is supported by the Heart Fund.
Flying Unit Head Denies Death Stories By AL SIGSWORTH Sentinel Star Staff LAKE WALES "A classic example of indiscriminate spreading of environmentalistic hysteria before all the facts are in" is the way the president of Florida Agriculture Haines City Okays Study Of Recreation Sentinel Star Bureau HAINES CITY Commissioners here have authorized an in study of recreation needs of the city by Charles M. Graves Organization, Atlanta, and have also authorized a $38,000 park project, most of which will come from revenue sharing money. At the same meeting Thursday night, commissioners authorized putting the wiring for the new Little League fields underground. The county will pay half the cost. THE PARK PROJECT was one of two items the city is listing on its "planned use report" for revenue sharing money.
The other is a storm drainage system. The Graves study will cost about $10,000. It will cover recreation for all ages, consider the beach versus another swimming pool, and detail sports and parks requirements. The park project, which will use $34,749 of revenue sharing money is adjacent to the city's wastewater treatment plant lagoon on Powerline Road. It will provide, City Manager Dale Mills said, picnic facilities, fishing and recreation areas and will be near the four baseball diamonds located on the treatment plant property.
Economic Meetings To Benefit County PORT CANAVERAL A series of workshops on Brevard economy held here Friday with 35 federal agency representatives and local government and community leaders should result in "significant benefits" for the county, planning director John Hannah said, following the meetings. The federal officials who came down have become very, very knowledgeable of Brevard County its assets and liabilities," Hannah said, adding Brevard "ough to receive significant benefits with help from OEA (The U. S. Department of Defense's Office of Economic Adjustment)." Workshops on industrial development, com unity facilities and environment, health and human services, education, recreation and tourism, transportation and labor and employment were held with the officials from Washington, D. and Atlanta, who are members of OEA and the economic advisory committee.
By ANNE SEWEN Sentinel Star Staff THE OFFICIALS told Brevard leaders they would push to make available to Brevard based companies Department of Defense contracts for repair and overhaul of defense and Air Force equipment. Robert Johnson of the U. S. Department of Labor said a federal Obituaries MR. MARION C.
STAND- ALVIN DOLTAN TREW, 60, LEY, 76, 722 McKenzie Leesburg, died Friday. He was born in Valdosta, and moved to Leesburg 55 years ago from Ocala. He had owned and operated a service station prior to his retirement, was a veteran of WWI, and a member of the Baptist faith. Survivors: widow, Mrs. Eula Belle Standley, Leesburg; son, M.
C. Chamblee, daughters, Mrs. Marian Paul of Forest Park, Mrs. Virginia Powers, New Smyrna Beach and Mrs. Iva Himelsbaugh, Leesburg; sister, Mrs.
Lucile Kreger, Ocala; nine grandchildren; and two Beyers Funeral Home, Leesgreat burg. Funeral Notices ADLER, MRS. DOROTHY M. Memorial services for Mrs. Dorothy M.
Adler, 81, of 311 E. Morse Winter Park, who died Thursday, will be held Saturday at 2:00 p.m. in the Frances Chapel of Knowles Memorial Chapel at Rollins College, with Dr. Arnold Wettstein officiating. Mrs.
Adler born in Pittsburgh, came to this area in 1960. She was a member of the Audubon Society. She is survived by her nephew: Harvey E. Meagher, Winter Park; granddaughters: Renee Alyce Smith, Ft. Lauderdale, Mrs.
Dorothy F. Lynch, Lake Oswego, Oregon. In lieu of flowers memorial may be made to Rollins College. Cox-Parker Funeral Home, Winter Park. BARRETT, MRS.
DEHLIA A. Funeral services for Mrs. Dehlia A. Barrett, 78, of Ruth Longwood, will be 9 a.m. Saturday from Semoran Funeral Home chapel, officiated by Reverend L.
A. Benefield and Reverend Larry McDaniel of Longwood Church of God. Interment will be in Glen Haven Memorial Park. Semoran Funeral Home formerly Seminole Funeral Home, 994 E. Semoran Altamonte Springs.
BRAY, MR. ALVAH COHEN Funeral services for Mr. Alvah Cohen Bray, 86, of 244 Lake View Winter Garden will be Saturday, June 9 at 2 p.m. Services will be held at the graveside at Oakland Cemetery with Rev. Stacey Selph, officiating.
Hoequist Funeral Home, Winter Garden in charge of ar. rangements. BUNOSSO MRS. MARGUERITE RUTH Funeral services for Mrs. Marguerite Ruth Bunosso, 50, 826 North Thornton Avenue, who passed away Thursday, will be at 10 a.m.
Monday from Fairchild Chapel with Father Richard Murphy officiating. Interment will follow in Greenwood Cemetery. Mrs. Bunosso was a native of Ansonia Connecticut and came to this area five years ago. She was assistant to the director of Hurley's Child Care Center, Orlando.
Survivors include her beloved husband, Patrick M. Bunosso; brother, John J. Grady; and sisters, Mrs. Wilma Stevens, Mrs. Marian Turschmann and Mrs.
Kathleen Brown, Fairchild Funeral Home, Lake Ivanhoe, is in charge of services. DAGUE, HOWARD D. SR. Funeral services for Mr. Howard D.
Dague who died Friday a.m. will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at the First Presbyterian Church, with Rev. Virgil L. Bryant officiating.
Interment will be in Oaklawn Memorial Park, Sanford. In lieu of flowers make contribution to a Memorial Fund of the First Presbyterian Church, or 10 the Thornwell Orphanage. Brisson Funeral Home, Sanford in charge of arrangements. DAY, MRS. ELLA M.
Funeral services for Mrs. Ella M. Day, 73, of 1600 Orange Avenue, Winter Park, who died Friday, will be held Monday at 10:00 a.m. in the chapel of Cox-Parker Funeral Home with Reverend Robert Case of Aloma Methodist Church officiating. Interment will follow in Glen Haven Memorial Park.
Mrs. Day is survived by her husband: Mr. Harold R. Day, Winter Park; daughter: Mrs. Irene Darling, Winter Park; granddaugh.
Carolyn M. Darling, Winter Park; grandson: James H. Scott, Orlando; great-grandson: James H. Scott, Austin, Texas. Calling hours will be 5:00 pm.
pm. 2:00 10 9 p.m. Sun, Cox-Parker Funeral Home, Winter Park. EDGAR, MRS. MILDRED BROOMFIELD Scripture services for Mrs.
Mildred Broomfield Edgar, 72, of Kissimmee, will be held at 3:30 pm. Saturday in the Grissom Chapel with the Rev. Joseph A. Nolan officiating, viewing from 10 a.m. Saturday until services.
Mass will be celebrated in Brooklyn, New York with interment to follow in Pinelawn Long Island National Cemetery. Grissom Funeral Home, Kissimmee, in charge of arrangements. HOFFMAN, DR. WILLIAM V. Funeral services for Dr.
William V. Hoffman, 29, of 400 Minnehaha the Friday, June 1, at Garden Chapel Home for Funerals with Rev. Al Clater of the Asbury United Methodist Church officiating. Dr. Hoffman attended the University of Florida and graduated from the University Auburn School of Veterinary Medicine.
Dr. Hoffman is survived by his wife, Patricia, Bethesda, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hoffman, Maitland, stepdaughters, Heidy and Katherine Wambach, Bethesda, brother, Don. Tampa, Fla.
In memory of William, please make contributions to the Orlando Rehabilitation House. Garden Chanel Home for Funerals is in charge of arrangements. Colonial Funeral Dome 2811 CONWAY ROAD PHONE 425-2561, ROBERT E. RAMSDELL conference will be procurement held June 28, and there is a for Brevard firms to possibility "secure subcontracts or repair contracts" at that time. Johnson also promised to try to help get the Technology Mobilization Reemployment Program, which is scheduled to expire June 30, extended to continue providing training, relocation and job research for unemployed aerospace workers.
OTHER COUNTY needs pointed out during the conference include outpatient medical and dental clinics, more beaches and better and larger convention facilities to attract tourists, maintenance of air carrier service at Ti-Co Airport, a small bus system and. possibly rail access to Port Canaveral. The officials also offered to help in efforts to solve the bridge opening problem in South Brevard by limiting the times the bridges would be open for water traffic. Dr. Water Branch of the Atlanta office of the U.
S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare said "partnerships" among the federal and state government and local citizenry both private and public sectors are necessary to solve Brevard's problems and help its economic situation. Winter Haven, died Thursday morning as the result of a truck accident. He was native of Italy and came to the U. S.
at an early age. He came to Winter Haven in 1957 from Milwaukee. was a member of St. Catholic Church, and Knights of Columbus. Survivors: widow, Mrs.
Angeline Eannelli, Winter Haven; son, Delbert Winter Haven; sisters, Mrs. John Mortl, Winter Haven, Mrs. Bill Paquette, Hollywood, Mrs. Al Polling, Hampton, Mrs. Rose Cassidy, Rhinelander, brothers, Paul Eannelli, Lakeland, Ralph Eannelli, Redgranite, and two grandchildren.
Crisp Funeral Home, Winter Haven. MR. ELMER P. RIGGS, 72, Joanna Shores, Eustis, died Thursday. native of Linn, Mr.
Riggs had lived in Eustis 20 years. Survivors: widow, Ruth son, Scott, Salina, brother, E. H. Riggs, Evergreen, and two grandchildren. Zeller, Kennedy Hamlin Funeral Home, Eustis.
MRS. GRACE G. WELLS, 82, 2101 N. Overlook Drive, Mt. Dora, died Friday.
Born in E. Liverpool, Ohio, she came to Mt. Dora in 1948. She was a member of ComChurch, munity Mt. Congregational and a former member of the Founder's Circle Lakes and Hills Garden Club.
Crawford, daughters, Dallas, Mrs. Mrs. Robert B. Young, Arlington, brother, John E. Golding, Daytona Beach; four grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
Re baum-Harden Funeral Home Mt. Dora. MRS. MARGARET GREGORY CAMP, 86, 335 N. Beach Ormond Beach, died Wed- nesday.
She was born in Minnesota and moved to Ormond Beach in 1924 from Detroit, Mich. She was a member and past president of the Halifax Garden Club, a past president of the Seabreeze High School a ent-Teachers Association and a member of St. James Episcopal Church. Survivors: son, Gregory, Ormond Beach, and five grandchildren. Haigh-Black Funeral Home, Ormond Beach.
MR. FLETCHER HUGHES GRIFFIS, 57, Dunnellon, died Thursday. A native of Wauchula, Mr. Griffis was a general construction foreman for Florida Power Corp. He was a Protestant.
Survivors: widow, Eva Lee; one son; one daughter; four brothers; three sisters and four grandchildren. Roberts Funeral Home, Dunnellon. MRS. GEORGIA CARN HIGGINS, 64, Meadowbrook WINTER PARK FUNERAL HOME 4150 FORSYTH RD. WINTER PARK 678-3000 Stephen J.
Williamson Funeral Director Trailer Park, Lakeland, died Friday. She was a native of Buckingham came to Lakeland from "Wichita Falls, three years ago. Survivors: brother, Julius M. Carn, Lakeland; and two grandchildren. Heath Funeral Chapel, Winter Haven.
Ocala, died Thursday morning at Munroe Memorial Hospital. Mr. Trew was a native of Mt. Pleasant, Tex. He moved to Ocala 18 years ago from Arizona.
Mr. Trew was retired. He was a member of the First Christian Church of Ocala; treasurer of the Christian's Men's Fellowship; a charter member and treasurer of Boy Scout Troop Number 39 in Ocala. Survivors: wife, Norma Elizabeth; one daughter: one sister; three brothers; and two granddaughters. Roberts Funeral Home, Ocala.
STEVEN NE CULVERHOUSE, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Garry Lynn Culverhouse, Wahneta, died Thursday. Survivors besides his parents: grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Alto Culverhouse, Geneva, and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Walker, Wahneta.
Ott-Laughlin Funeral Home, Winter Haven MR. DELBERT P. EANNELLI, 63, 701 Ave. 0 SE, HOOVER, MRS. MARIE FOSTER-FUneral services for Mrs.
Marie Foster Hoover, 77, of 3610 Merryweather Drive, who passed away Thursday, will be held in the Carey Hand Chapel Saturday at 10:00 A.M. with the Rev. William Dodd officiating. The interment will be held in Largo, Florida at a later date. Mrs.
Hoover, a resident of Orlando for the past three and one-half years is survived by her son: Dean Hoover, Orlando, brother: Edwin G. Foster, Boulder, Colorado and three grandchildren. Carey Hand Chapel, Franklin-Cole Funeral Directors in charge of arrangements. METCALF, MR. FRANCIS PAUL Funeral services for Mr.
Francis Paul Metcalf, 73, of 135. Vagabond Avenue, Longwood, who died Tuesday, will be held Saturday at 11:00 a.m. in the chapel of Cox-Parker Funeral Home with Father William Zamborsky of St. Mary Magdalen officiating. Interment will follow in Highland Memory Garden.
Mr. Metcalf born in Buffalo, N.Y. came to this area 20 years ago. He is survived by his daughter: Mrs. Shirley Weigel, Rochester, N.Y.
Cox-Parker Funeral Home, Winter Park. NOBLE MISS ELIZABETH S. Funeral services for Miss Elizabeth S. Noble, 1123 Crystal Lake Drive, who passed away Thursday, will be at 11:30 a.m. Monday from Fairchild Chapel with Dr.
I. Howard Chadwick officiating. Miss Noble was a native of Cleveland, Ohio where she taught in the public schools and was an elergentary school principal for 25 years. She moved to Orlando in 1944 and taught at the Cathedral School for six years. She is survived by her nephew, Mark Taylor, Orlando.
Fairchild Funeral Home, Lake Ivanhoe, is in charge of services. PAEGLOW, MR. DONALD G. Funeral services for Mr. Donald G.
Paeglow, 61, of 224 East Harding, who passed away Thursday, will be held in the Carey Hand Chapel Saturday at with the Rev. Ernest H. Gross, Jr. officiating. The interment will follow in Woodlawn Memorial Park.
Mr. Paeglow, a resident of Orlando for the past twenty-seven years, is survived by his widow: Mrs. Clara E. Paeglow, Son: Donald L. Paeglow, all of Orlando, daughter: Mrs.
Kathleen Hensen, Monterey, Mother: Mrs. Pearl Paeglow, St. Paul, brothers: William Paul Paeglow, St. Paul, sisters: Mrs. Lois Smith, Klamatt Fall, Oregon, Miss Edith Paeglow, Mrs.
Bernice Strauch, Mrs. Hazel Ralton all of St. Paul, Minn. and six grandchildren. Carey Hand Chapel, Franklin-Cole Funeral Directors in charge of arrangements.
RIGGS, MR. ELMER P. Graveside funeral services for Mr. Elmer P. Riggs, 72, a resident of Joanna Shores, Eustis, will be held at 1 p.m.
Saturday in the Greenwood Cemetery, Eustis, with the Reverend Grover Sewell officiating. Zeller, Kennedy and Hamlin Funeral Home of Eustis is in charge of arrangements. STANDLEY, MR. MARION C. Funeral services for Mr.
Marion C. Standley, 76, Leesburg, who died Friday morning, will be held Saturday at 4 p.m. at the Beyers Funeral Chapel with the Rev. Gilbert E. Barrow officiating.
Interment will follow in the Lone Oak Cemetery, under direction of the Beyers Funeral Home, Leesburg. WELLS, MRS. GRACE G. Funeral services for Mrs. Grace G.
Wells, 82, 2101 N. Overlook Mt. Dora, who died Friday, will be held on Sunday at 3 p.m. from Rehbaum-Harden Chapel, Mt. Dora, with Dr.
Lester O. Schriver officiating, Following which the body will be forwarded to East Liverpool, Ohio for services and interment. The family gratefully declines flowers and contributions may be made to the American Cancer Fund. Rehbaum-Harden Funeral Home, MI. Dora, in charge of arrangements.
CARD OF THANKS wish to express my deep appreciation for the kindness extended during the recent illness and bereavement of my beloved husband and special thanks to our friends and neighbors. Mrs. Vivian Tanner. CHAPEL A MEMORIAL PARK' 2400 HARRELL ROAD Off East Highway 50 Phone 671.39.19 MRS. SUZIE M.
WILKES, 87, 1599 3rd St. Daytona Beach, died Thursday. A native of Dublin, she moved to Daytona Beach in 1924 from St. Augustine. Daughter, Mrs.
Ethel Sims, West Palm Beach, survives. Dale-Woodward Funeral Home, Daytona Beach. MRS. GRACE E. CRISP, 84, 33 Lake Link Drive SE Winter Haven, died Wednesday.
She was a native of Iron Mountain, and came to Winter Haven 64 years ago from Akron, Ohio. She was a member of Beymour United Methodist Church, daughter of Wesley Sunday School Class, order of the Eastern Star, and Elks Lodge Auxiliary. Survivors: Son, John B. Crisp, Winter Haven; brother, Zenith F. Thomas, Redondo Beach, Calif; and three grandchildren.
Crisp Funeral Home, Winter Haven. MR. LOUIS LEKUS, 84, 1010 N. Beach Ormond Beach, died Thursday. A native of Austria, he moved to Ormond Beach in 1957 from Detroit, Mich.
He was a former restaurant owner and a member of the Ormond Beach Union Church, Daytona Beach Civitan Club and Daytona Beach Yacht Clubivivors: son, Louis Pennsylvania, one brother; and three sisters, all in Austria. Haigh-Black Funeral Home, Ormond Beach. MRS. GRACE V. JOSEPH, 81, 16 Terrace Gardens Presbyterian Home, Lakeland, died Aviation Association Friday described recent wire service stories indicating that an Ocala celery food inspector died as a result of exposure to air-delivered pesticide sprays.
Dead is Earl A. Reitz, who had been inspecting celery in a field near Zellwood in Orange County and who later collapsed after driving back to his motel in Zellwood. A death certificate, signed May 24 by Dr. Gertrude Warner at Monroe Memorial Hospital in Ocala, according to wire stories, attributed death to 'pesticide poisoning complicated by emphysema following an autopsy. PAT GRAY, president of the Agriculture Aviation Association, said here Friday Associated Press stories which appeared June 6 and 7 are "misleading and peppered with half truths.
For example, I conducted an investigation on my own after reading the stories. I had one of our members phone Dr. Warner and she denied she had performed any autopsy or that she had done so. Mr. Reitz's body has been sent to Miami and I understand an autopsy is to be performed there," Gray said.
Gray conceded that parathion the chemical cited in the news stories as a contributing cause of Reitz's death is a "highly toxic pesticide, necessitating the wearing of complete protective equipment by those who handle it, including pilots. But it is also a very symptomatic poison and exposure to it results in immediate and easily identifiable symptoms dizziness, dilation of the pupils and stomach spasms. "I understand there were 50 to 100 pickers working in that celery field. If they had got a dose of parathion there would have been plenty of symptoms apparent. The wire stories made no mention of anyone but Mr.
Reitz receiving any ill effects whatsoever," Gray said. DESCRIBING agricultural aviation as "the most legislative industry in the state of Florida," Gray took issue with the statement attributed to state Agriculture Commissioner Doyle Conner that "Florida had controlled aerial spraying of pesticides." Producing a copy of the Florida Pesticide Law of May 1971 and citing the federal pesticides application act enacted by congress in October, 1972, Gray explained that aerial spraying of insecticides is regulated both by the state Department of Agriculture and the federal aviations agency. The controls, he said, "are tight." Seltzer Violates His Probation Sentinel Star Bureau TITUSVILLE Robert Raymond Seltzer, 17, placed on 30 months' probation last April for drug law violations, was found guilty Thursday of violation of probation by Circuit Court Judge Robert McGregor. Seltzer, 2765 Winstead Titusville, was originally arrested Feb. 21 and charged with selling marijuana to a Brevard County Sheriff's Department agent, and pleaded guilty on March 19.
An affidavit from the Florida Probation and Parole Commission revealed Seltzer was arrested in New Smyrna Beach April 30 and charged with possession of burglary tools and carrying a concealed weapon. Seltzer was originally arrested along with 17-year-old Carl Franklin Winstead at the Silver Cue pool hall in Searstown Mall. Winstead received two years' probation for his offense. Monday. She was a native of Quincy, and came to Lakeland from St.
Louis, 21 years ago. She was a member of the Westminster United Presbyterian Church, PEO Sisterhood, Womans Club of Lakeland, Newcomers Club, the DAR and the Art Guild. Survivors: sister, Miss Ruth Henning, Lakeland; one niece, and one nephew. Heath Funeral Home, Winter Haven. NO CHARGE FOR OBITUARIES Funeral Notice Charge 63c per line STEPHEN R.
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