News-Press from Fort Myers, Florida • Page 22

4B Fort Myers News-Press, Friday, April 21, 1978 Deaths And Funerals Dateline: Florida a daughter, Mrs. Lindd Storms of Franklin, Maine; one brother, Stanley S. Swift of Poughkeepsie, N.Y., and 14 grandchildren. Private service will be held at the convenience of the family. Arrangements are by the Harvey Funeral Home Beach Chapel, 2020 San Carlos Blvd.

For The Record Irene Russell; a son, William H. Russell of Hollywood, a daughter, Linda Krause of Hardwood, a sister, Lottie Cecil of Sedalia, six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Masonic service will be held today of 8 p.m. at Pittmon's Bonita Springs Chapel, 2116 Old 41 Road, with Cypress Lodge 295 AM officiating. Friends may call today from 6 p.m.

until service time at the funeral home. MURNICE DOROTHY WEIMER LABELLE Murnice Dorothy Weimer, 66, of 275 Second died Tuesday in LaBelle. She was a native of Fort Dodge, Iowa, and had moved to LaBelle five years ago from Canyon, Tex. She was a member of the Lutheran Church and VFW Auxiliary Post 5681 in Canyon, Tex. She is survived by her husband, Paul Weimer of LaBelle.

Funeral service will be held today at 2:30 p.m. at the Pattison Funeral Home Chapel In LaBelle with the Rev. Charlie Barber officiating. Cremation will follow. Irate school official deflates student tires TAMPA (AP) An assistant principal repeatedly had warned pupils at Jesuit High School not to park on the access route near the parking lot.

When they kept ignoring his warning, Daniel Bonilla decided to drive his point home. He went out and let the air out of the tires on 10 or 11 cars parked along the access road. "I did it," Bonilla admits. "This is an action I thought would get across the point something they could relate to. Bodies identified as missing couple DR.

CURTIS R. HOUSE Dr. Curtis R. House, 65, of 1343 Jambalana Lane, a doctor in Lee County for more than 25 years, died Thursday at his residence after a long illness. He was born in Chokoloskee, on June 18, 1912, of a pioneer family.

He was a graduate of Tulone School of Medicine in New Orleans, in 1942. After interning at Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami, he served in the U.S. Navy Medical Corp in the Pacific during World War II. Following the war, he came to Fort Myers and practiced medicine in Lee County until he retired in 1972 because of ill health. He was appointed a member of the honorary staff by the hospital board of Lee Memorial Hospital.

He was a member of the American Medical Association and the Lee County Medical Society. He is survived by his wife, Louise; two sons, Curtis R. Jr. of Miami and Gary N. of Atlanta, three sisters.

Myrtle Lieb, Lucy Storter and June Folsom, all of Naples, and two grandchildren. Funeral service will be held Saturday at 10:30 a.m. at the chapel of the Harvey Funeral Home, 1600 Colonial with the Rev. Eric Dance officiating. Burial will be at Memorial Gardens.

Friends may call at the funeral home today from 7 to 9 p.m. Pallbearers will be Dr. Abbott Kagan, Fred Juliano James Gall-man, Harold E. Travis, Thomas Doyle and Ed Wilson. DONALD J.

MCDEVITT Funeral service for Donald J. McDevitt, 64, of 5008 SW 11th Place, Cape Coral, will be held today at 10 a.m. at the chapel of the Metz Funeral Home of Cape Coral conducted by the Rev. Christopher Gaynor. Burial will be at Lee Memorial Park.

CLARENCE G. RUSSELL Clarence G. Russell, of Imperial Harbor Mobile Home Park, Bonita Springs, died Wednesday at Lee Memorial Hospital. He was born in Michigan and had been a resident of Bonita Springs for five years, coming from Detroit, Mich. He was a retired tool and dye maker with LeSalle Tool Company In Detroit, Mich.

He was a member of Four Sauare Lodge 537 AM in Detroit. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. WALTER S. WILLIAMS Walter S. Williams, 87, of Pompano Road, Pineland, died Thursday in Arcadia.

He was born in Mount Carmel, and came to this area from Vineland, N.J., in 1972. He was a retired auto mechanic and was a member of the Methodist Church. He was also a member of World War I Veteran Post 2600 In Mount Carmel, and a life member of VFW Post 4353 in Pine Island and DAV Post 75. He is survived by a sister-in-low, Mrs. James (Mary) Lavelle of Pine Island.

Funeral arrangements will be announced later by the North Fort Myers Memorial Funeral Home. ERNEST BR ADEN MAINS Funeral service for Ernest Braden Mains, 59, of North Fort Myers, will be held today at 2:30 p.m. at the North Fort Myers Memorial Funeral Home Chapel conducted by the Rev. Reo Means and American Legion Post 38. Burial will be at Fort Myers City Cemetery.

WILLIAM P. ROSS Funeral mass for William P. Ross, 91, of 5330 Darby Court, Cape Coral, will be held Saturday at 9:30 a.m. at St. Andrew's Catholic Church.

Burial will be at Coral Ridge Cemetery in Cape Coral. The family will receive friends to-, day from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Tant Funeral Home in Cape Coral, where scriptural service will be tonight at 8 p.m. ALFONSO NESTA Mass of Christian burial for Alfonso Nesta, 72, of Dover Avenue, will be held todav at 10 a.m. at St.

Cecilia's Catholic Church with the Rev. Louis Reczek officiating. Members of Fort Myers Lodge 1288 B.P.O.E. will act as pallbearers and will conduct fraternal graveside service at Fort Myers Memorial Gardens Cemetery. Arrangements are by the Harvey Funeral Home, 1600 Colonial Blvd.

ELIZABETH MERRICK Funeral service for Elizabeth Merrick, 75, of Fort Myers, will be held today at 2 p.m. at St. Luke's Episcopal Church with the Rev. R. Bruce Ryan, pastor, officiating.

Honorary pallbearers will be Dr. Quillian Jones Dr. Harry Brooks, Dr. Frank Bryan and Guy Howerton. Active pallbearers will be John Shepard, James F.

Bartleson, D. Carter Cummings, Fred D. Bartleson, Albert Day and Ralph Kitchens. Burial will be at Fort Myers Cemetery. Arrangements are by the Harvey Funeral Home, 1600 Colonial Blvd.

CAPT. FRANK E. B. SWIFT Capt. Frank E.

B. Swift, 75, a winter resident of Fort Myers Beach for 30 years, died Wednesday. He was a life member of the Fort Myers Beach Art Association, and was the founder of Windjammer Cruises of Camden, Maine. He is survived by his wife, Betty; three sons, Theodore G. of Budd Lake, N.J., Roderick D.

of Belmont, and Walter D. of Thomaston, ELIZABETH S. YOUNG Funeral service for Elizabeth S. Young, 70, of 196 Washington Fort Myers Beach, will be held today at 1 p.m. at the Catholic Church of Ascension on Fort Myers Beach with the Rev.

Eugene McCarthy officiating. Cremation will follow. Memorials may be given to the Fort Myers Beach Rescue Sauad. Leo W. Engelhardt Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

LONNIE L. HOWARD Funeral service for Lonnie L. Howard, 34, of Bokeelia, will be held today at 10 a.m. at the Bokeelia Church of God of Prophecy with the Rev. Bascom Smith officiating.

Pallbearers will be members of the Matlacha-Pine Island Volunteer Fire Department. Burial will be at Coral Ridge Gardens Cemetery. Leo W. Engelhardt Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. IRA AMANDA HENDERSON Ira Amanda Henderson, 91, of 2242 Katherine died Thursday in Ocala.

She was a member of the First Baptist Church. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Geraldine Sherman of Barnard, and three sons, Cecil M. Henderson of North Fort Myers, F. V.

Henderson of Fort Myers and J. B. Henderson of Ocala. Funeral service will be held Monday at 11 a.m. at Leo W.

Engelhardt Funeral Home with the Rev. Mark L. Roberts officiating. Burial will be at Fort Myers Cemetery. NICK A.

ZAMMERILLA Nick A. Zammerilla, 54, of Slater Road, North Fort Myers, died Thursday. He was owner of Nick's Plumbing Co. and had been a resident here for many years. He was also stationed here while in the service.

He is survived by his wife, Margie Frances Zammerilla; two sons, Charles David Zammerilla and Nick A. Zammerilla one daughter, Donna Kay Zammerilla, all of North Fort Myers, two brothers and one sister. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by Leo W. Engelhardt Funeral Home. A GANNETT NEWSPAPER 2050 COLONIAL BLVD.

S. Ft. Myers Next to Amertsons PM 558 N.W. Trail Pt. Charlotte 1st QUALITY CLOSEOUTS "All year long I've been telling the students to park their cars properly.

A lot of them park on the aisles that you go through to get to the lots. They come in late and want to pull in there at the last minute. If an emergency vehicle had to come in, it wouldn't get in," Bonilla says. A custodian with a portable air compressor was around to help pump up the tires. "After I did it, I spoke to each one of these kids," said Bonilla.

"They understood." took the boat to get more. He was quoted as saying when they failed to return he floated to shore with the help of a plastic foam box. Medical examiner Dr. John Shinner said the male victim had been shot twice and the woman once. Both were in the 40s or 50s.

Shinner said Wednesday the bodies were nude and tied face-to-face and weighed down to an object. He would not elaborate but a Coast Guardsman said they were tied to a small outboard motor and possibly an anchor. The Coast Guard had found the missing 16-foot boat submerged in deep water about 1 2 miles from the island Tuesday, minus its motor. The bodies were found by two acquaintances of Doublerly who had been out trying to raise the sunken boat. car; 3 hurt Mannin said Hursh's car was stopped in a line of traffic on the Seaboard Coastline Railroad tracks.

"When the train came, they were boxed in, unable to move," Mannin said. Officials said engineer P.M. Simms of Tampa spotted the car and hit the train's brakes. But the engine crashed into the car and sent it 66 feet down the track. Mannin said the Hurshes were hurled from the vehicle.

None of the train's passengers was hurt, Mannin added. carry new one "It's gotten so I can't take it anymore," said the 67-year-old Mrs. Brewster. "They've got me scared now. I've lived here since 1952.

I just can't get over it that people would do these things." While making plans for another purchase, Mrs. Brewster wasn't without her favorite programs Thursday. She was watching on a borrowed set. KaiulyiUe Florist Serving All funeral Homes MINER'S PLAZA so. McGregor at beach cut off 481-4333 YOU MAY WIN A FREE TRIP TO HAWAII INFORMATION AND ENTRY FORMS AVAILABLE FROM MEMORIAL COUNSELORS OR AT THE OFFICE FORT MYERS MEMORIAL GARDENS COLONIAL BLVD.

936-0555 THE CEMETERY THAT CARES Without advertising you wouldn't know. NEWS-PRESS lee County LEE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS Curtis Moys, Dana Alan Desiardin, Doris H. Hunnewell, Klara Strickland, Pearl E. Dudley, Catherine H. Heddink, Alene C.

Rutledge, Eric S. Stearns, Barbara Ross, William W. Mellor, Creda M. Stone, George Daniels, Richard A. Olmstead, Harold R.

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Ray, Helen D. Lafferty, Avalene DeJesus, Henry E. Kennington. DISMISSALS Harriet B. Green, Edgar Reside, Florence B.

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BIRTHS AT LEE MEMORIAL To Mr. and SCOTT, Neal, 933 Lucas Road, girl, 8 pounds, 8 Vj ounces, April 20. WEDLER, Brent 255 Discovery Lane, girl, 8 pounds, I ounce, April 20. WHITE, Robert, Star Route 3, Box 815, LaBelle, boy, 7 pounds, 9 ounces, April 19. CAPE CORAL HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS Mary Morris, Robert Hopkins, Margie Diebold, Jessie Hearn.

DISMISSALS Lyman Hart, Tyrone Schmidt, Edward Stauffer, Eva Porcaro, Susan Coleman, Eugene Lane. LEE COUNTY BIRTHS AT NAPLES COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Born to Mr. and WRIGHT, Howard Norman Jr Route 1, Box 155, Bonita Springs, girl, 7 pounds, 4 ounces, April 2. TREJO, Crescencio, 4433 N. Green-view Bonita Springs, girl, 7 pounds, 9 ounces, April 3.

GOBERMAN, Charles Abram, Box 3190, Bonita Springs, boy, 6 pounds, 5 ounces, April 4. POWLEY, Donald Richard, Route 5, Box 525B, Fort Myers, girl, 6 pounds, 12 ounces, April 5. MARRIAGE LICENSES 33- and Janice Marie Hall, 25. Shirley E. Tomlinson, 68, and Frances M.

Skinner, 68, both of Punta Gorda. Ronald Edwin Drachenberg, 24, and Susan Carlene Whidden, 21 Mark Richard Walker, 25, and Brenda Gail Fisher, 21. Gary Joseph Bourg, 29, and Melin-da Sue McCrary, 22. Angelo Eugene Ruth, 22, and Mary Maior, 22. RUTH YOUR EXTRA TOUCH FLORIST MEMBER FTD 3366 CLEVELAND AVE Ph.

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But sources said the murder victims were Fred Douberley and Mary Lou Holmes. They had been reported missing after they left Ozona for a moonlight boat ride and cookout Sunday night and failed to return. Sheriff's spokesman Merrill Stebbins declined to comment on a published report the two had been with another man who swam to shore and reported them missing. That man allegedly said the three of them had run out of beer and he remained on the island while Douberley and the Holmes woman Amtrak train slams into PEMBROKE PARK (AP) An Amtrak passenger train slammed into an automobile that was sandwiched on the tracks in a long line of traffic Thursday, injuring three members of a Fort Lauderdale family. A spokesman at Hollywood Memorial Hospital said two of the car's occupants, June Hursh, 32, and her daughter, Jill, 6, were in guarded condition in the intensive care unit.

The driver, James Hursh, 43, was listed in satisfactory condition. Pembroke Park Police Sgt. Tom 7 TV sets stolen, she'll ORLANDO (AP) Not even persistent thievery will deprive Alice Marie Brewster of her favorite television shows she says she'll buy yet another TV set to replace the seven sets stolen from her in the past year. But this time she won't leave it at home. "It'll be a little one I can carry around with me," she says.

"I'll put it in the trunk of my car if I go out." Intruders have broken into Mrs. Brewster's home six times in less than a year. And they have stolen a total of seven TV sets. In fact, she's still paying installments on the last two sets that have been stolen. She was paying on one when it was stolen several months ago, so she continued to pay on it and bought another set on the installment plan.

Someone broke into her house earlier this week and made off with that one. Vandals deface synagogue, condos FORT LAUDERDALE (UPI) -Vandals defaced a synagogue and a nearby condominium apartment complex with swastikas in a Fort Lauderdale suburb a few hours after the broadcast of the final episode of the televised novel "Holocaust," police reported Thursday. At Temple Ohel B'nai Raphael, huge swastikas and the words "Heil Hitler" were scrawled in black paint on the white concrete block walls of the building, converted from a house three years ago. At the Lauderdale Oaks Condominium, about three blocks away, vandals defaced outside walls and street signs with black painted swastikas and the word "Auschwitz" with an arrow pointing toward the complex. The reference apparently was to the infamous Nazi death camp of that name.

Temple Treasurer Herman Wer-fel discovered the vandalism when he came to the synagogue Thursday morning. He said it occurred sometime after worshipers left following evening prayers Wednesday. Werfel said it was the first such incident since the home had been converted to temple. "I don't know how to figure out these things anymore," he said. Condominium residents said it was the second such incident of vandalism in a month.

Last month on a Saturday night, vandals wrote in red letters, "Old Jews live here' on an outside wall of the complex. I KB CANVAS CASUALS CmVAL. TO $13.95 PR. NOTICE CHOOSE FROM NEW STYLES COLORS JUST ARRIVED FOR YOUR SPECIAL SAVINGS LADIES SPECIAL SAVINGS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of County Commissioners of Lee County, Florida, will hold a public hearing on Thursday, April 27, 1978, beginning at 1:30 p.m. at the Fort Myers Exhibition Hall, Fort Myers, Florida, for the purpose of considering the proposed second bridge from Cape Coral.

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