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Orlando Sentinel Friday, Dec. 4, 1970 Obituaries MRS. CORRIE E. FRYE, 72, 310 Bumby died Thursday. native Walton an Orlando resident 54 years.

Survivors: daughter, Mrs. Melba Waters, and son, Junior H. Frey, Orlando; sisters, Miss Lona. Busbee, Crestview, and Denora Taylor, Mount Dora; brothers, C. B.

Busbee, Umatilla; two grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. Carey Hand Chapel. Mr. CLARENCE HENRY CAMPBELL, 66, Rt. 1, Box 53A, Kissimmee, died Wednesday.

He was an automotive parts manager, a native of Evansville, member of First Christian Church, Bangor, and the Lodge. He moved to Kissimmee two years ago from Brevard County. Survivors: widow, Dora Kissimmee; son, John Clarence Campbell, Bloomingdale, daughters, Mrs. Janice Ebenstein and Mrs. Patricia Woolf, Allegan, mother, Mrs.

Matilda W. Campbell, Gobies, sister, Mrs. Bernice Saye, Gobles, and 11 grandchildren. Carey: Hand Chapel. MR.

BRADY L. MILLER, 77, 700 W. First Sanford, died. had Thursday. lived in Sanford for 16 years coming from Galeton, where he was born.

He a retired Seaboard Coast Line engineer and member of the Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers. Survivors: widow, Mrs. Edna Sanford; sisters, Mrs. Florence Cummings, Wellsboro, Mrs. Alma Colegrove, DeBary, Mrs.

Geraldine Henry, Reading, Mrs. Doloris Garrison, Williamsport, brothers, Albert, Tioga, Joseph, Lindley, N. Maurice, Kissimmee. Brisson Funeral Home, Sanford. COL.

WILLIAM E. THOMP. SON (US A 68, 4530 Edgewater Drive, died Thurs- day. A native of Sylacauga, he came to Orlando in 1953 from Wewahitchka. He was a member of the First Methodist Church of Orlando, Retired Officers Association, National Sojourners, Eola Lodge No.

207 National Association of Legion of Honor and Bahia Shrine Temple. Survivors: widow, Hilda McFarland Thompson, Orlando; daughter, Mrs. Jimmie Lou Vantassell, Eustis; mother, Mrs. Viola Holmes Thompson, Sylacauga; brother, A. L.

Thompson, Washington, D.C.; sister, Mrs. T. S. Morris, Sylacauga, and two grandchildren. Fairchild Funeral Home.

MR. CLAUDE PIPPIN, 84, of 832 Timor died Wednesday. A native of Coffee County, Mr. Pippin came to Orlando 25 years ago from Alabama. He was a farmer and a member of the Assembly of God Church.

Survivors: widow, Johnnie Mae; daughters, Mrs. Eunice Sizemore, Geneva, Mrs. Pauline Ray, Fresno, sons, Robert Emmitt, Orlando, Luther, Clermont, Malcom, Elba, Houston, Hartford, and Jack, Russelville, brother, Doc, Hartford, 15 grandchildren; and 14 great-grandchildren. Fairchild Funeral Home will send the body to Alabama for services and burial. MR.

JOHN C. HILL 69, Mascotte, died Wednesday in West Palm Beach. A native, of Florida, he moved Mascotte in 1953 from Jacksonville. He was member of the First Church of God, and a veteran of World War II. Survivors: widow, Vastine, West Palm Beach; sons, John Leesburg, Bill Sears, Tifton, daughter, Mrs.

Marjorie Blanton, Tampa; sisters, Mrs. Elsie Manning, Mosher, Cincinnati, Ohio, Mrs. Virginia Banks, West Palm Beach; mother, Mrs. Laura Hill, Jacksonville; six grand children, two greatgrandchildren. Kurfiss Funeral Home, Groveland.

MR. GENE FRAZIER, 74, Dick's Trailer Park, Allan- dale, died Tuesday. A native of Pine City, N.Y., he was a veteran of World War I and a member of Presbyterian Church and the Masonic Lodge. Survivors: widow, Sarah; one half brother, one half sister and five grandchildren. Cardwell Funeral Home, Port Orange.

MRS. MAXINE M. RISON, 62, Lady Lake, died Wednesday. She was a native of Chicago, and moved to Lady Lake seven months ago from Arizona. She was a member of Roseland Presbyterian Church, Chicago.

Survivors: husband, Ted, Lady Lake; son, Dale, Corona Del Mar, brother, Henry Hulthen, Jackson, sisters, Mrs. Victor o.o ward, Leesburg, and Mrs. Nancy Levenson, Orlando, and two grandsons. Steverson Funeral Home, Tavares. House of Flowers MEMBER FTD 475 No.

Orange Ave. Wayne Moses 425-1619 Funeral Notices ABBOTT, MRS. CAROL ANN Rosary service for Mrs. Carol Ann Abbott, 37, of 225 Amidon Lane, who died Wednesday, will be held in the Carey Hand Chapel Friday at 7:30 p.m. The Mass will be celebrated Saturday at 10:30 a.m.

in St. John Vianney Catholic Church with the Rev. Father Stephen McNicholas officiating. The Interment will follow in Woodlawn Memorial Park. Mrs.

Abbott, Catholic, came to Orlando in 1966 following her husband's retirement from the U. S. Air Force, She is survived by her husband, Charles Robert Abbott, daughters, Ruth Ann. Jane Frances, Sharon Marie and Sherry Louise, all residing in Orlando; parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Walker J. Brown, Endicott, N. brother, Rev. Matthew Brown, Wilmington, and uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.

Coe Barnes, Rochester, N. Y. The services are under the direction of the Carey Hand Chapel, Franklin-Cole Funeral Direc tors. 34 West Pine Street. BALL, MRS.

LEAN ANN Funeral services for Mrs. Leah Ann Bail, 41, of 427 Nowell Avenue, Orlando, who died Tuesday, will be held Saturday at 10:00 a.m. in the chapel of Cox-Parker Funeral Home with Reverend Paul. K. Nordsiek of St.

Johns Lutheran Church officiating. Interment will be at later date. Mrs. Ball was born in Pennsylvania and came to this area in 1950. Here she was employed as a Hostess for the Imperial House of Winter Park.

She is survived by her husband, Mr. William A. Ball: sister, Mrs. Paul Hoover of Titusville, and aunt, Mrs. Adrian Quick of Nicholson, Pennsylvania.

In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to the Edgewood Boys Ranch. Cox-Parker Funeral Home, Winter Park. DeLANO, MRS. BETRICE M. Funeral services for Mrs.

Betrice M. Delano, age 66, of 36 Bayberry Branch Casselberry will be held at 2:00 p.m. Saturday at the Seminole Funeral Home, with Rev. Leslie Rabb of Aloma Methodist Church officiating. Family will receive friends at the Seminole Funeral Home from 2-4 and 7-9 Friday.

Seminole Funeral Home 436, Hwy. 436, Altamonte Springs. HILL, MR. JOHN CURTIS SR. Funeral services for Mr.

John Curtis Hill 69, Mascotte, who died Wednesday in West Palm Beach, will be held Friday, 1 P.M., in the First Church of God, Mascotte, with the Revs. Luther Moore and A. Nicholson officiating. Interment will follow in the Mascotte Cemetery under direction of the Kurfiss Funeral Home. MILLER, MR.

BRADY L. Funeral services for Mr. Brady Miller, age 77, of Sanford, will be held at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at the Brisson Funeral Home, with Rev. Virgil L.

Bryant of First Presbyterian Church officiating. The remains will be sent to Galeton, Pennsylvania for interment. Brisson Funeral Home Sanford, in charge. NEAL, MR. H.

DEAN Funeral services for Mr. H. Dean Neal, 70, 26 Indiana Imperial Mobile Terrace, Tavares, who died Wednesday, will be at Steverson Funeral Chapel at 11 a.m. Saturday with the Rev. Randall Parsons, pastor of Tavares Methodist Church, officiating.

Masonic graveside services will follow in Tavares Cemetery. Friends may call at Steverson Funeral Home, Tavares, between 5 and 9 p.m. Friday to pay their respects. RAYBURN, MR. CLARENCE W.

Funeral services for Mr. Clarence W. Rayburn, 73, Pink Top Mobile Park, Tavares, who died Wednesday, will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Steverson Funeral Chapel with the Rev. Randall Parsons, pastor of Tavares Methodist Church, officiating.

Masonic graveside services will be in Lakeside Memory Gardens, Eustis. Friends may call to pay their respects between and 9 p.m. Friday at Steverson Funeral Home, Tavares. RUSSELL, MR. WALTER E.

75, 610 Whippoorwill Terrace, Deltona. Rosary service will be at the David Lang Chapel Friday at 7 p.m. Mass will be offered at St. Ann's Catholic Church at 9:30 a.m. Saturday.

Father William Cory will officiate. Interment will be in DeLand Memorial Gardens. David Lang Funeral Home, DeBary. WORKMAN, MR. TED.

L. Funeral services for Mr. L. Workman, 58, 1122 First Mount Dora, who died Thursday, will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Church of God, Mount Dora, with the Rev.

M. E. Fussell, pastor, officiating. Interment will follow in Lakeside Memorial Gardens, Eustis. Friends may call to pay their respects between and 9 p.m.

Saturday at Steverson Funeral Home, Tavares. WYBLE, MRS. HELEN E. Funeral services for Mrs. Helen Wyble, 74, who died Wednesday, will be held Saturday at 3 P.M.

from the Chapel of Fisk Journigan Funeral Home with the Rev. Handel H. Brown officiating. Cremation will follow. Fisk Journigan Funeral Home in charge.

Eva Center Barred To Celebration HAINES CITY City missioners Thursday night refused to allow the Jaycettes to hold a New Year's Eve party at the Lake Eva Civic Center, with alcoholic beverages being available. By a 2-3 vote, the commissioners refused to waive its policy as it had done two years ago for the Cotillion Club, which was allowed to hold a similar party with alcoholic beverages. ARGUING AGAINST the party and the serving of drinks were Com. William Gamper and bert Washington. In the final vote they were joined by Commr.

Merle Zamz ow who had made the original motion to allow the club to hold the party. Also speaking against the use of alcoholic beverages was the Rev. David Tart, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. amper said that if permission was granted in this instance that the policy would have to be waived for organizations and for other public facilities, "and this is very unwise." THE COMMISSION also set a public hearing for Jan. 7 on adopting the state's planning and zoning act as the basis of operations by city boards.

The act would not change the present zoning but would alter administrative procedures. Lake eland Engineering Associates Inc. was granted a contract to handle certain work in street resurfacing, sanitary sewer extension, and preparation of drawings for improvements to Crest Drive. Lacking food bulk? In Kellogg's BRAN the natural way to regularity. 8 Rochester Antiwar Activists Sent To Prison MR.

WALTER W. WHITE, 77, 537 W. Pennsylvania DeLand, died Wednesday. Born in Madrid, N. he had been a resident of DeLand for 10 years.

He was a retired civil service accountant with the U. S. government in the Panama Canal Zone. He was a member of St. Peter's Catholic Church, Holy Name Society of St.

Peter's Catholic Church, the Knights of Columbus Lodge 1371, Balboa, CZ, and the Elks Lodge 1463, DeLand. Survivors: widow. Helen daughter, Mrs. Mary Jane Paulson, Panama Canal Zone; sister, Mrs. Harriet Trout, DeLand, six grandchildren, two brothers.

Allen Summerhill Funeral Home, DeLand. MR. CLARENCE W. RAYBURN, 73, Pink Top Mobile Park, Tavares, died Wednes- day. He was born Mississippi and moved to Tavares, eight years ago from Pierce.

He was a maintenance man for Florida Corp. before his retirement and a member of Tavares Methodist Church. He was a veteran of World War I and a member of American Legion Post No. 41, Eustis, and Tavares Lodge 234, Tavares. Survivors: widow, Mrs.

Lou Rayburn, Tavares; daughter, Mrs. Ann C. Overfelt, West Palm Beach; brother, Ellis, Bay St. Louis, sisters, Hattie Dunnaway and Mrs. Lettie Williams, Bay St.

Louis, Mrs. Roxie Rushing, Harrisville, Mrs. Hazel Bidwell, Columbia, and Mrs. Mary Case, Fairpoint, and three grandsons. Steverson Funeral Home, Tavares.

MR. H. DEAN NEAL, 70, 26 Indiana Imperial Mobile Terrace, Tavares, died Wednesday. A native of Knoxville, he moved to Tavares six years ago from Elmira, N.Y. He was retired secretary for Linn Chapel Elmira, and a member of the Tavares Methodist Church, Masonic Lodge, Tavares Boat Club and Scottish Rite.

Survivors: widow, Myrtle, Tavares; sons, Raymond, Spring, and Homer of Japan; daughter, Miss Berna Neal, Beltsville, brothers, John, San Carlos, and Wilbur, Antrin, sister, Mrs. Doris Freberg, Elkland, and five grandchildren. Steverson Funeral Home, Tavares. MR. TED L.

WORKMAN, 58, 1122 First Mount Dora, died Thursday. A native of Whitesville, W. he came to Mount Dora three years ago. He was a retired coal miner and a member of United Mine Workers Union. Survivors: Widow, Mrs.

Loma Workman, Mount Dora; sons, David, New Haven, and Randall, Ocala; daughter, Mrs. Gail Perdew, as ad ena, brothers, James C. and Delmar, Whitesville; sister, Wavie Kelley, Whitesville, and eight grandchildren. Steverson Funeral Home, Tavares. Kidnaper Admits 2nd Abduction PARIS (Reuter) A Paris cab driver held for the kidnaping of a sevenyear- old boy Thursday confessed that he also a ducted a six-year-old girl in April, police said.

The driver, 27-year-old Mohamed Liefrenni, had earlier confessed to the kidnaping of Alain Lebard on Monday, they said. The Le bard kidnaping was almost a carbon copy of the abduction of little Carole Benainous here in April. Both children were grabbed outside their school. Police said the driver held Alain Lebard for two days in his home before the boy was picked up unharmed after Liefrenni tried to collect $7,800 in ransom money left by the boy's father at a prearranged spot. Police said Liefrenni told them he had held the Benainous girl in a wooden hut on the site where his house was later built.

She was returned unharmed to her parents after they paid a ransom of $5,400. Alain's abduction was the fourth child kidnaping case in France in a little over a year. In the other cases, the children were safely recovered. Colonial Funeral Home 2701 CONWAY ROAD PHONE 425 2561 ROBERT RAMSDELL, OWNER ROCHESTER, N. Y.

(P) Eight antiwar activists, including four women, drew prison terms of one year to 18 months Thursday for ransacking three government offices in the federal building here. I did was an action taken for my country and for God," said John T. Glick, 20, of Philadelphia, who was sentenced to serve 18 months. "I'M GLAD I did what I did," exclaimed DeCourcy Squire, 21, of Morgantown, W. after Judge Harold P.

Burke of U. S. District Court gave her a 15-month sentence. Joseph T. Gilchrist, 22, of Ithaca, who also received an 18-month sentence, was the only one of the eight self-styled members of the "Flower City Conspiracy" represented by counsel at the trial which began Nov.

16. THE JURY, after only hours' deliberation, returned guilty verdicts Tuesday night. The eight had been accused of forcibly entering the federal building Sept. 6, ransacking offices of the Selective Service system, the FBI and U. S.

attorney and stealing some files. Martha J. Meyerding, 22, of Philadelphia, wept when she heard her 12-month sentence. "I wish I wouldn't cry at times like this," she sobbed. "I wish these boys could go home.

They've been through hell." JOAN NICHOLSON, 36, of Philadelphia, given 15 months, turned to about 100 spectators in the court room and urged them "to carry on and resist." Fifteen-month sentences went to Wayne Bonekemper, 20, and Suzanne Williams, 21, both of Roches- FIRST OR SECOND MORTGAGES $500000 Cash to Consolidate Phone 425-4541 GENERAL FINANCE CORPORATION 71 E. Robinson St. Across from downtown Post Office WHAT WENT Do You COMMUNICATE effectively. with your people? GOAL ORIENTED MANAGEMENT leads to PERSONAL and COMPANY GROWTH and PROFIT CALL 647-3952 Dale Carnegie Management Seminar Presented by Florida Institute Inc. UNITED'S FACTORY-TO-YOU DISCOUNTS MON.

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