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of John- Gar 1200 Con and Sun 00 an al 1 has 2.00 and 00 in 212 J. J. 1 J. Sentinel Star, Wednesday, April 25, 1979 Skinner home's 'Mama Cat' gets service award By DOROTHY MADLEE Sentinel Star "Mama Cat" Cadogan, smiling the luminous, halfshy smile that has lighted the lives of innumerable homeless or abused children, Tuesday accepted Walt Disney World's $10,000 top community service award for her Tom Skinner Clubs Ine. home in Orlando.

It was one of 34 awards totaling $50,000 presented during a luncheon at the Contemporary Resort I Hotel for representatives of 254 Orange and Osceola county community organizations that had applied for the 1979 honors. In the past eight years Disney World has awarded $255,000 to 200 community service groups. The 550 guests rose in a storm of applause when retired Air Force Lt. Gen. John P.

Flynn, chairman of the committee of judges, announced that Mrs. Katherine Cadogan was the top 1979 winner. "This recipient has attacked the problem of unwanted and abused children by providing them with a loving and caring family-style home environment," Flynn said. "In so doing, this organization has succeeded where more traditional institutions have (she) instills upon these children a sense of hope and a chance for a new life." Special judges' awards of $2,500 each were won by Foster Grandparents' Program of Central Florida; Hospice Orlando: Junior Achievement of Orange County; and Russell Home for Atypical Children. Awards of each were made 11 categones: Cultural: Kissimmee- Cloud Jaycees Orlando Opera Company of the Florida and Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival.

Symphony, Educational. ADDitions of Orange County: Center for Continuing Education for Women, and Central Florida Blood Bank Service for youth: B.E.T.A. Edgewood Boys' Ranch Foundation; and La Amstad Foundation, Accomplishments by youth: Junior Volunteers of Community Hospital; Orange County 4-H Clubs, and West Orange High School Student Council. Special health services: American Heart Association, Central Florida Chapter; Fleury Foundation, and Fionda Hospital Spina Bifida Center. Accomplishments by support groups Needlework Guild of America, Orlando Branch: Orange Memorial Division Auxiliary, Orlando Regional Medical Center; and Sunland Volunteers community service: Kiwanis Club of South Orlando, Rotary Club Kissimof and Salvation Army community service.

Apopka Women's Club: Central Fiorida Crime Watch Program: and Volunteer Service Bureau. Environment and Junior High Future Farmers of ecology Apopka AmerCheney Elementary School, Forsyth Environmental Learning Lab and Osceola Humane Society Service senior citizens. American Association Retired Persons, Chapter 87; County Council on Aging: and Share-a-Home of America. Trooper accused of cruiser misuse suspended 2 days By JOHN KENNEDY Sentinel Star KISSIMMEE A Florida Highway Patrol trooper accused of using his patrol car to check on his company's construction projects has been given a two-day suspension without pay. The suspension will cost Cpl.

Ed D. Pennington about $136 in pay, according to Major W.R. Kaufman, Highway Patrol deputy inspector. Pennington, transferred to Miami last month after 20 years in Kissimmee, was accused in an affidavit of driving his patrol car to various housing sites, including one in Orange County. The affivadit was sworn to by James Phillips an auxillary trooper who is suing Pennington in circuit court for allegedly defaulting on a promissory note.

Ron Legendre elected county bar president Sentinel Star KISSIMMEE Assistant Public Defender Ron Legendre was elected on Tuesday president of the ceola County Bar Association. He succeeds Jeff Miller, assistant state attorney. Legendre, 31, has been with the public defender's office since 1973. He was graduated from Florida State University law school and did his undergraduate work at Loyola University of the South. As bar president, he will convene the meetings, and serve as a liason between the county bar and the public.

During his one year tenure, Legendre said, he will continue a program instituted by Miller to upgrade the courthouse law library, Trial From 1-C impoundment of the vehicles the Coptics' allegedly used a 25-foot speedboat, two buses, two vans, a motor home, a trailer, pickup truck and Cadillac sedan which were confiscated with nearly 20 tons of marijuana. The arrest took place at the opening of the Cross-Florida Barge Canal in north Citrus County Feb. 2 and 3, 1978. The 11 members of the Jamaican-based church, which supports smoking marijuana during religious ceremonies, whose trials were continued are David Missenbaum, Anne Mary Morrison, Carl D. Swanson, Randall Collins, Bradford Rush.

William Reid. Keith Gordon. Michael Booth, Stephen Burns, Larry J. Lancelotti and Emmanuel, all of Miami where the church has its U.S. headquarters.

Noel Holston- Puts TV in focus for you. Entertaining he writes the business For reviews look television follow Exclusively FRESH SENTINEL STAR Larkin named bishop-elect for St. Petersburg Diocese Associated Press "I don't think that we should prepackage what we ST. PETERSBURG Monsignor W. Thomas Lar- think people need," Larkin said.

"Rather, I think that there should be a great deal of dialogue to find kin a classmate of Pope John Paul II was out what the needs of our people are and then to named bishop-elect of the Diocese of St. Petersburg Tuesday. study ways of meeting those needs." The 56-year-old Larkin will be elevated to bishop A native of Mount Morris, N.Y., Larkin studied at by John Paul II in ceremonies at the Vatican May St. Andrew's Seminary and St. Bernard's Seminary, 27.

both in Rochester, and was ordained to the priestLarkin, pastor of St. Cecelia Church in Clearwater hood in Syracuse, N.Y., on May 15, 1947. since 1967, succeeds Bishop Charles B. McLaughlin, He earned a doctorate in sacred theology in postwho died Dec. 14.

ordination studies at the Angleicum in Rome where He was named vicar general and officialis of the he was a classmate of the pope, graduating in 1949. St. Petersburg Diocese in 1968 and has served as He recently attended a reunion of that class at the temporary administrator of the 11-county diocese Vatican, celebrating his birthday while there. since McLaughlin's death. After he graduated in Rome, Larkin was appointLarkin will be officially installed as second bishop ed to the chancery in St.

Augustine in 1950 and was of St. Petersburg in June at the Cathedral of St. associate pastor of Holy Family Church in North MiJude the Apostle, St. Petersburg. ami from 1951 to 1954 when he went to Jacksonville "Our main thrust will be that of service to our as pastor of Christ The King Church.

people, to care spiritual materi- He left Jacksonville in 1967 to become pastor of service for their and al needs," Larkin said at a news conference followSt. Cecelia in Clearwater. ing the announcement of his elevation to bishop. The announcement was made jointly at a news The Diocese of St. Petersburg is one of five in conference in St.

Petersburg and in Washington by Florida and includes the counties of Pinellas, HillsArchbishop Jean Jadot, apostolic delegate in the borough, Charlotte, Citrus, DeSoto, Hardee, HerUnited States. nando, Lee, Manatee, Pasco and Sarasota. Monsignor W. Thomas Larkin was classmate of Pope John Paul II. Obituaries Mr.

Louis J. Arnold, 67, He was a retired plumber wife, Ruth; son, James Rosella Bracken, Hayesville, son and Mrs. Betty Troyer, Andrew. Creston, Ohio, ville, Ohio; sisters, Mrs. Francis Bryan, Zanesville; great -grandchildren.

Fisk Home, St. Cloud. Mrs. Priscilla McKinnon, St. Cloud, died Tuesday.

to St. Cloud from Brockton, member of St. Thomas the United Spanish War Survivors: daughter, Mrs. Cloud; and one grandson, Fisk and Journigan Funeral Kenansville, died Monday. and a Catholic.

Survivors: Germany; daughters, Mrs. N.C., Mrs. Marlene JohnOrville, Ohio; brothers, Bernard and Albert, ZanesMargaret Garrett, and Mrs. 12 grandchildren; and two and Journigan Funeral 101, 804 Connecticut Born in Canada, she moved in 1949. She was a Aquinas Catholic Church a and Veterans Auxiliary, St.

Cloud. Cecilia Knickerbocker, St. two great-grandchildren. Home, St. Cloud.

Mrs. Hilda F. Harlan, 76, Alligator Lake, St. Cloud, died Tuesday. Born in Covington, she moved to St.

Cloud from Arlington, in 1969. She was a retired clerk for the Army in Washington, D.C. Survivors: daughter, Mrs. John Phelps, St. Cloud; and two grandsons Fisk and Journigan Funeral Home, St.

Cloud. Mr. Felix Romanelli, 96, 833 Park Manor Drive, Orlando. died Monday, Born in Italy, he moved to Orlando from Warner Robbins, in 1974. He was a factory worker and a Catholic.

Survivors: son, Joseph Romell, Pittsburgh; daughter, Mrs. John Horton, Orlando; and six grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren. Powell Funeral Services, Orlando. Mr. Martin O.

Browne, 66, 1077 West Barefoot Circle, Barefoot Bay, died Monday. Born in Massachusetts, he moved to Barefoot Bay from Tolland, Conn. in 1974. He was a retired printer. Survivors: wife, Mary brother, Allan, Vero Beach.

South Brevard Funeral Home, Melbourne. Deaths elsewhere SAN ANTONIO, Texas Archbishop Francis James Furey, for 10 years the spiritual leader of more than a half-million South Texas Roman Catholics, has died at a hospital here. Furey, who died Monday, became archbishop at a time of crisis in the local church, and lent his support to numerous social causes. He was responsible for the appointment of the first Mexican-American bishop in the church. Patrick Flores.

Officials at San Antonio Community Hospital said the 74-year-old archbishop was admitted April 17 for treatment of prostate cancer. He died at 11:52 p.m. Monday, a hospital spokesman said. Bells tolled. Tuesday at historic San Fernando Cathedral in downtown San Antonio, dulling this week's 88th annual Fiesta, the city's biggest yearly celebration.

Funeral notices NORFLEET. MRS. MARGARET, Funeral services Mar Garet Nortieet 76. Holden Ave passed away Monday will held Thursday M. Me Pine Castle Chanel Stephen officiating interment will at Osceola Memory Mrs.

denis Norteet was a native of Island New York had been a resident tor years Staten Island. Arrangements ty PINE CASTLE MEMORIAL CHAPEL FUNERAL HOME Hansel Ave 855-5800 Wilkes Visitation be Wednesday 10 4.00 P.M. JOHNSON, MRS. FLORENCE MA. GRUDER Funeral services for Florence Magruder 96.

1475 Berkshire Ave Winter Park who died Tues- Thursday 10:00 AM Method Pine Mountain Georgia Rev Ralph Mebry Atianta Georgia, office interment will follow Pine Cemetery Mrs. darnson was the oldest living member of the First United Meth- Church Pine Mountain, Georgia, a lite member of en Society of Christian Service Chatter member of Chipley Woman's Member of Lagrange. Georgia, Chapter A.R. Sne survived by a daughter. Mrs.

Frances Johnson Murrah, Winter Park Fla grandsons Robert Murran. Conyers Kenneth Murrah. Winter Park Fla Great grand children and great great grandchildren, Arrangements Winter Park Funeral Home Aloma Forsyth Rd. 678-3000 CASSIDY. MR.

J. TYUS Funeral services for Mr. Cassidy, Rt Leestura, who died Tuesday will Thursday the Steverson Funeral Chapel with Rev David Harper. the Astatula Baptst Church officiating interment. will follow in the Astatula Cemetery Friends may call at the Steverson Funeral Home Wednesday from 10 8.00 pay their respects STEPM VERSON FUNERAL HOME Oid 441 East.

Tavares charge ROCKER MA EARL Funeral for Mr. Earl Rocker who died reid Thursday Funeral Home Friends Call pay their spects the Funeral Home ginning at A.M. Wednes day CONRAD THOMPSON FUNERAL HOME. Kissimmee in of charge arrangements. Mr.

J. Tyus Cassidy, 80, Route 3, Leesburg died Tuesday. Born in Covington he moved to Leesburg from Mayo in 1960. He was a retired farmer and a member of the Mayo Assembly of God Church. Survivors: sons, Hrold, Lakeland, Clarence, Redick, Charles, Tavares, Marlin, Lisbon, James, Umatilla; daughters, Mrs.

Helen Cassidy, Leesburg, Mrs. Peggy Payne, Clermont, Mrs. Dorothy Shuler, Lakeland; and 35 grandchildren, 20 great-grandchildren. Stevenson Funeral Home, Tavares. Mrs.

Alma Swift Catha, 58, 2727 Wickham Road, Melbourne, died Saturday. Born in Alexandria, she moved to Melbourne from Ogden, Utah, in 1969. She was a secretary and a Protestant. Survivors: son, Paul West Melbourne; sister, Mrs. Barbara Crouch, Alexandria, Mrs.

Freda Valentine, Anderson, Mrs. Thelma Schorrie, Anderson, and mother, Mrs. Martha J. Swift, Alexandria, Ind. Brownlie Maxwell Funeral Home, Melbourne.

Edith Mattson Albietz, 88, 210 6th Indialantic, died Saturday. Born in Jersey City, N.J., she moved to Indialantic from Bogota, N.J. in 1954. She was a housewife and a Protestant. Surviors: nephews, George Albietz, Melbourne Beach, Robert Albietz, Kendall Park, N.J.

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Survibrother, Joseph Gerson, JackHome, Lake Wales. Mrs. Eva L. Abbott, 67, River Ridge Road, DeLand, died Tuesday. She was born and lived in Huntington, W.Va.

and was a winter resident of DeLand. Survivors: foster son, P.E. Morris, Warwick, N.Y.; brother, Evan P. Morris, Grove Port, Ohio; sister, Mrs. Edna Armstrong, DeLand; and three grandchildren.

AllenSummerhill Funeral Home, Deland. Mr. Earl G. Rocker, 88, 7 N. Central Kissimmee, died Sunday.

Born in Georgia, he moved to Kissimmee from Vineland, N.J., in 1939. He was a former owner of the Tuckaho, N.J., Yacht Club and a member of the Kissimmee Lions Club. He was a former member of the Kissimmee All-States Tourist Club and Tohopekaliga Yacht Club, Kissimmee. Survivors: wife, Gertrude sons, Gerald, Kirkwood, N.J., Earl, Kresson, N.J.; daughter, Mrs. June M.

States, Erial, N.J.; brother, Lamar, sister, Mrs. Eva Doss, Kissimmee; six grandchildren, and six great dren. Conrad and Thompson Funeral Home, Kissimmee. After each service. family and friends can gather in the Centennial Room for a visit and coffee and cookies Woodlawn Memorium FUNERAL HOME MEMORIAL PARK TOGETHER We promise no arrangement beyond your means.

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Fox, Voorhies or Bulger at (305) 849-2297. GRUNDISH. MA. CHARLES W. Funeral services for Mr.

Charles W. Grundish. 63. of 809-181h Ave New Smyrna Beach, who passed away Monday, will te at P.M. Thursday at the Coronada United Methodist Church of New Smyrna Beach with the Rev.

Randall Parsons Pastor of the First United Methodist Church of officiating assisted by Rev. John Daniel. Pastor of the Coronado United Methodist Church interment will follow in Edgewater Cemetery. Edgewater, Fia Friends may pay their re. spects at the Funeral Home from 2 10 5:00 and 7.00 10 9.00 today.

Mr. Grundish was born in Melbern, Ohio, and has teen a resident of New Smyrna Beach for one month coming from Apopka He retired in 1975 as Carpenter in the Orange County School system He was an Army Veteran of Www. member of VEW Post 2093. Or lando and Elks Lodge 1557, New Smyrna Beach He is survived by wile Laurel son Bruce of New Smyrna Beach, granddaughter Christie Laurel Grundish HUEHEY FUNERAL HOME North Causeway, New Smyrna Beach. in charge of arrangements.

Wom- CESARIO, MR. THOMAS Mr. Thomas Cesario. 28, of 2601 56th Ave Lauderhill. Fla.

passed away April 23. 1979 at Hollywood Memorial Hospital. He was a salesman for Better Packages Inc. He was the beloved hust and of Wendy D. and brothof Joseph.

Michael Mark Paul Cesario, Mrs. Janet Gustin. Mrs. Carol Sumption and Miss Bart ara Cesano: son of Joseph Dorothy Cesano Liturgy of Christian Burial will be ed Friday at 10:00 A at Cor. pus Christi Roman Catholic Church, Willingborp intermerit Beverly National CemeBeverly Friends may call at the GOES FUNERAL HOME Levitt Parkway Willingboro, SIMONS.

MR. GLENN F. Funeral services for Mr. Glenn F. St.

mons 71 of 1431 Lake Dr, Casselberty. will be 2.00 00 P.M. Thursday in the Semoran Funeral Home Chapel The Rev. Bruce Grant of the First Pentecostal Holiness Church of Longwood will officiate interment will be in Glen Haven Memonal Park in Hew of flowers the family quests memorials 16 the Glenn Simons Memorial Fund at the First Pentecostal Holiness Church of Longwood Visitation will be 2:00 10 4.00 00 and 7.00 00 to 9:00 M. Wednesday at SE.

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