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Sentinel Star, Saturday, September 2t, 1977 5-C Wbrft or 'clean9 investments expands Funds drive head named for diocese UnlUd Prtsi International Dlipttch During the Vietnam War, churches and synagogues, first on the national level, became aware of the responsibility they had to manage their sometimes huge investment portfolios, not only in a fiscally responsible way but in a socially responsible manner as well. Congregants opposed to the war started making noises about the hypocrisy of the denominational stances against the war while pen which to invest. The first of these options, exemplified by the Center for Corporate Responsibility, working out of the National Council of Churches, has by far been the most publicized. The collars of clerical activists now regularly appear at the microphones of stockholders' meetings, rather than under picket signs on the streets, arguing for changes. in a company's environmental practices or South African employment practices.

sion funds and other church monies were routinely being invested in firms with Defense Department contracts and therefore aiding the war effort. TWO STRATEGIES were devised to deal with the problem: to continue to hold stock in the questioned corporations and fight to change their policies, or to sell the stock In companies with policies the churches opposed and look for other non-objectionable firms in Gordon E. Jereczek, 49, has been named director of development for the Catholic Diocese of Orlando. Jereczek will lead the fund-raising operation of the diocese, including the Annual Bishop's Appeal, as well as other programs at the diocesan and parish level. A native of St.

Paul, Jereczek held a similar position with the archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis for the past eight years. Prior to that he was assistant' executive director of the St. Paul United Fund, after being associated with the Ramsey County Probation Department as assistant director of adult probation. He has a bachelor's degree in business administration and a master's degree in Social work from the University of Minnesota.

Obituaries to what degree the company is invested in South Africa. ON THE positive side, the fund looks for investments in such industries as food, health care, housing, pollution control, education and leisure time activities. "Over our six-year history," Corbett said, "we have outperformed the market averages." He said that for the first six months of 1977, the Dow Jones averages have gone down 8.8 per cent while the Pax has risen 3.7 per cent, taking into account an income dividend of 18 cents paid in January. Despite the fund's success, Corbett said "generally we've been a little disappointed" in the number of institutional investors. But he noted that most managers of institutional funds are "properly cautious" in their investment management.

"OUR BIGGEST unsolved problem has been to get listed in the daily newspapers," he said. It takes a thousand shareholders to be listed by the Wall Street Journal and 2,000 for the New York Times. Pax currently has about 700 shareholders. Assets for Pax World Fund now total $1,721,836. OTHERS, HOWEVER, have sought to find alternatives whereby people and institutions could invest in corporations which were ''life supportive" corporations rather than "problem" investments.

Among the most successful of th alternative investment groups has been Pax World Fund, headquartered in Portsmouth, N.H., which just celebrated its sixth birthday. "The most remarkable thing about the fund," said Jack Cor-bett, a United Methodist minister who was a founder and sits on the fund's board of directors, "is that we have discovered it is possible to invest in the life supportive industries and not go into weapons production and we are able to provide a normal return." "PEOPLE SAID that we couldn't do it," he said. The fund, established in 1971, has set up some basic criteria for screening companies in which it invests. Among the primary considerations are that the firm cannot be Involved in weapons production or weapons-related production and that it must have strong fair employment policies and practices. It also looks at the environmental impact of the company and, now, such things as whether and William Presson, 72 2235 Hilltop Court Eustis.

died Friday Born in East Prairie, Mo he moved to Eustis in 1971 A Rotarian. he was re tired from Ihe Armstrong Cork Co Lancaster Pa and a. member ol the Fust Presbyterian Church. Eustis. and the Bahia Temple and the Lake County Shrine Club Survivors wile.

Mrs Opal brothers. Joseph. Detroit Ulos and Paul, both ol East Prairie. Mo sisters, Mary Braden, Flint. Mich Lorene Cotton, Memphis, Tenn Loleta Yount Maryland Dorothy Presson, Calif and Christine Michael.

Sikeslon. Mo Ham-lin and Hilbish Funeral Directors, Eustis. Mrs. Elizabeth H. Rupp, 78.

357-A Stiles Ave Oriinge Park, died Tuesday Born in Middletown, Ohio, she moved to Orange Park from Orlando 1 5 years ago. She was a secretary Survivors husband. Edwin daughter. Mrs. Margaret R.

Vtllalva, ville; sons, Robert, Orange Park; Richard Orlando, and sister, Sister Fidelia Coles of the Motherhouse of the Daughters of Mother Seton, Rivermead Funeral Home, Orange Park Joseph George Friedland, 84, 200 Ocean Blvd', Satellite Beach, died Thursday Born in Russia he moved to Satellite Beach from Maitland in 1962 He was a retired citrus grower and was affiliated with Temple Beth Shalom, Satellite Beach. He was a former councilman New pastor selected for city church Mrs. Mabel S. Morton. 84, 914 Oleander Ave, Ormond Beach, died Wednesday.

Born in Phillipsburg. she moved to Ormond Beach from Boonton. in 1970 A housewife she was a member of St. James Episcopal Church, the Sons and Daughters of Liberty. Lady Auxiliary of Boonton Fire Department Survivors: sons.

Robert. Boonton; Philip; Fairfax. Va Francis and Walter bolh of Ormond Beach, 12 grandchildren, five greatgrandchildren Haigh Black Funeral Home. Ormond Beach Mrs. Margaret J.

Dyer, 81 125 So Orchard Si Ormond Beach, died Wednesday Born in Washington. she moved to Ormond Beach from Washington in 1963 She was a sales representative for a cosmetic company and a parishioner of Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church Survivors Sons Joseph Daytona Beach John Suffern. eight grandchildren, one great-grandchild Haigh Black Funeral Home. Ormond Beach Howard Allsopp. 82 1009 Hill New Smyrna Beach, died Thursday Born in Newark he moved to New Smyrna Beach from Lakeland.

19 years ago Founder and owner of Allsopp Insurance Agency of Lakeland he retired in 1956 He was a member and past president of the Lakeland Kiwanis Club and a World War I Army veteran Survivors wife. Mrs Mabel son. Richard, lakeland, daughter Mrs Mariean Eilcrs. Palatine III brothers, Albert Cape Cod Mass Ernest Ponta Vedra sister. Mrs Alice Kaufold.

Summit. lour grandchildren, one gieal grandson Settle Wilder Funeral Home St Peters burg Mrs. Victoria Trzyibiak, 85, 65 South Solandra Drive, Died Friday. She was born in Poland and was a housewife Survivors: daughter, Bernice Gdaneta. Erie; sons, Edward, Melbourne, Stanley, Orlando, Julius.

Erie and Alexander, Waterford, one sister in Erie, 1 1 grandchildren and several great-grandchildren. Brownlie' Funeral Home, Melbourne. John Logan Roberts. 52, 594 Mandan Avenue, Melbourne, died Friday Born in Shelby. North Carolina, he moved to Melbourne from Jacksonville.

in 1 962. He was a cable splicer for Southern Bell Telephone company, a Baptist and a veteran of World War II Survivors: wife. Mrs. Nicholia Melbourne, daughters, Mrs C. Susie Volk, in Germany, Mrs Cathy Pouncy.

Melbourne; sons. David Navy, Millington. Tenn and John Melbourne; brothers, George. Athens Tex Josh, Jerry, and Ed all of Shelby, sisters. Mrs Mary Bridges.

Mrs Nell Carroll. Mrs. Eva Harrill and Mrs. Dot Beam, all of Shelby Mrs Betty Kimbell, Forest Park. Ga six grandchildren Davis Funeral Home.

Melbourne Dr. Earl R. Ikeler. 78. 350 Rafael Blvd St Petersburg died Friday Born in Rohrsburg, Pa, he moved to St Petersburg from Philadelphia Pa in 1940 He was a dentist and a World War I and World War II Army veteran and a member of Washington Masonic Lodge 265.

Bloomsburg, Pa Survivors wife, Mrs. Elva St Petersburg; son. Dr. George Ikeler, Eustis. daughter Mrs Barbara Revels, St Petersburg, and seven grandchildren.

Anderson-McQueen Funeral Home. St Petersburg. Mrs Betty Jean Smith, 42, 980 Glenda Dr Titusville, died Wednesday She moved to north Brevard a year ago Irom Medlord. Ore. Survivors husband.

Richard A Titusville: son, Gerald Lee Ham? Bath, Pa daughters. Mrs Janine Causerano Bath, Pa mother Mrs Mary Schmoyer, Bethlehem. Pa brothers. William Schmoyer Jr Charles Schmoyer. Daniel Schmoyer all of Nazareth, Pa sisters.

Mrs Nancy Lamb, Denville, Mrs. Edna Fehr. Danielsville. Pa Mrs. Mabel Graf.

Bethlehem. Pa Mrs Helen Birk, Mrs Eva Schaadt. Mrs Enester Fran? all ol Naareth, Pa one grandchild Brevard Funeral Home North. Titusville Dr. Jerald Hicks, 40, has been named the new pastor of Powers Drive Baptist Church, Orlando.

Hicks comes from Parkview Baptist Church of Eufaula, Ala. A graduate of Samford Univers-' ity, Birmingham, Hicks holds a Master of Theology degree and a Doctor of Ministry from I.uther Rice Baptist Theological Seminary. He was elected the outstanding; minister of the year by the Kiwanis Club in Eufaula. He has 'erved as moderator of the Coosa River Baptist Association and the Barbour County Baptist Association and president of the Eufaula-Georgetown Ministerial Association. Hi ks and his wife, Mary, have two children and will reside in Groundbreaking set Sunday by Delaney Street Baptist Ground will be broken for the $490,000 Family Activities Building of the Delaney Street Baptist Church during 11 a.m.

worship service Sunday. To be built on Kaley Street it is the fifth addition to the church program. It will contain 22,000 square feet, and is expected to be completed in February, 1978. DESIGNED AND to be constructed by Gilbert McCree, the two-story building will contain 16 classrooms on the second floor. The ground floor will feature a large family service room, a kitchen with complete cooking facilities, a game room, four classrooms, 4,000 square feet of administrative office and facilities for basketball, volleyball and shuffleboard.

Founded in 1928 with 36 members, Delaney Baptist has grown to a membership of 2,354 and serves southeastern Orlando. The church is looking for a new pastor. The Rev. Allen Hig-ginbotham is serving temporarily. Mrs Myra Mitchell Loyd.

55. 4235 Newlyn Lane, Winter Haven, died Friday. Born in Paragould. Ark she moved to Winter Haven from Douglas Mich two weeks ago She was a housewife a member of the Eastern Star and the VFW Auxiliary Survivors husband Virgil, two sons. Larry.

Winter Haven. Harold Fennville. Mich three sisters. Mrs Alice Hayden Mrs Irene Wheeler. Mrs Sylvia Foster, all of Hoi land.

Mich three grandchildren Ott-Laughlin Funeral Home Winter Haven. Funeral Notices Judeo-Christian heritage program Sunday for the City of Maitland for 1 5 years Survivors sons. Marvin and Nathan, both of Mel bourne and Bernard. Coral Gables, 9 grandchildren and 1 great grandson Davis Funeral Home. Melbourne S.

Navy Lt Cmdr Frank Turner May, 59. 205 Mirror Drive. Sanford, died Wednesday Born in Sheridan, Wyo he moved to Sanford from Newfoundland in 1959 He, was a retired Navy career of tier. member of Fleet Reserve 147. the Elks and the American Legion Post.

Port Matilda Pa Survivors wife. Mrs Anna daughters, Mrs Mary Edwards, Washington, Mrs. Roberta Stone, Yonkers. and Mrs Patricia Johnson. Sanford.

sons. John, Australia, and Frank, Edgewater. sister, Mrs Alice Alfstad. Spokane Wash and 12 grandchildren Gramkow Funeral Home. Sanford.

Mrs Cora A Cameron, 101. 1223 River Breee Blvd Ormond Beach, died Thursday Born in Ottawa. Canada, she moved to Ormond Beach from Los Anqeles, Calif in 1957 A housewife, she was a Christian Scientist and a member of Christian Scientist Society of Ormond Beach Survivor ne phew. Jack Daniels Haigh-Black Funeral Home Daytona Beach. George Bowman, 74 10 Fernham Lane, Palm Coast, died Thursday Born in Scot land, he moved to Palm Coast from Livingston, N.J in 1974 He was secretary and business manager for the board of education in Livingston He was a member of St.

Mary By The Sea Lutheran Church Palm Coast Survivors wife, Mrs. Ruth; sons. George M. Jr Chatham Township. N.J Robert, Grand Rapids.

Mich one brother. three sisters. Haigh-Black Funeral Home. Ormond Beach. Mrs.

Janice Broda, 36. Hobby Hills, Lady Lake, died Friday Born in La Porte. Ind she moved to Lady Lake tour years ago from La Porte She was a telephone operator with the Florida Telephone Corp and a Baptist Survivors husband, Leon Lady Lake, sons Michael and David. Daughter, Kathy, all of Lady Lake, one brother, Robert Koch. Peru.

Ind sister, Mrs Shirley Trhun, Galien. Mich parents. Mr. and Mrs William Koch. La Porte; maternal grandmother, Mrs Blanche Baird of Marshall.

Mich Beyers Funeral Home, Leesburg. MASTER SARGEANT RICHARDS, SHER-WOOD T. (U.S. A F. Ret) Graveside Ser vices for Mr.

Sherwood Richards, age 46, of 5328 Halyard Court, Goldenrod. who passed oway Thursdov-will be conducted today at 3 30 at the Glen Haven Memorial Pork, Winter Park, Florida. Visitation for friends will be today from I until 3 at the Baldwin McNamara Alomo Avenue -Funeral Home. He is survived bv his wife Charlotte of Goldenrod, daughter, Mrs Viola Marrow, of Sebring, Flo. his parents, Mr.

and Mrs Thomas H. Richords of Lees-burg, his brother, Donald E. Richards of Leesburg, and his grondchildren, Beth, Rachel and Heidi Morrow of Sebring Bodwin-McNomora Aloma Avenue Funeral Home, Orlando. A Judeo-Christian heritage celebration will be held Sunday at the First United Methodist Church, 142 E. Jackson St.

An evening of interfaith fellowship and concert will begin with a covered dish supper at 5:30 p.m., followed by the presentation of "Psalm of David" at 6:50 p.m. DESIGNED TO bring members of the Jewish community together with members of the First United Methodist Church in a spirit of appreciation for their common bonds, it is sponsored by the downtown Methodist church. Young people from the Jewish Community Center will present an informal program during the supper hour. Rabbi Andrew Hillman, associate rabbi of the Congregation of Liberal Judaism, will be the featured speaker. The "Psalm of David" by Norman Dello Joio will be sung by choirs from St.

John United Methodist Church of Winter Haven and the downtown Methodist church and others. A community orchestra will assist and Dr. Bennett Penn of Florida Southern College will conduct. Mrs. Doris Gray Lonergan, 68 3103 Saxon Dr New Smyrna Beach died Thursday Born in Waterbury, Conn she moved to New Smyrna Beach from Waterbury 1 5 years ago A houseiwfe, she was a member of the First United Methodist Church.

New Smyrna Beach. Naomi Chapter 23 Order of Eastern Star in Waterbury. Survivors sons William Sims Valley, Calif Harold Air Force Germany: daughter. Mrs Lionel (Bea trice) Powell, New Smyrna Beach: brothers Thomas McClure. Bristol Conn James C.

McClure. New Smyrna Beach Settle-Wilder Funeral Home, New Smyrna Beach. CARTER, MR MARK Funerot service for Mr Mark Carter, 8, 3720 Jefferson Street, Orlando died Thursday will be held Saturday 7 00 o.m from Woodlawn Funeral Home with Rev Fountain officiating interment will foi- -low In Woodlawn Memorial Porn. Mr. Carter is survived by hi son, Lewis Carter.

Orlando, Mrs. Kote Carter. dauhter in Low, Orlando, Brother, Mr Wilson Carter, California; Sisters, Mrs. Sadie Huff, Idaho; Ethel Miller, Illinois. Dorothy Allen, Illinois.

Maudie Little, Calif; 4 Grand children. Great Grandchii dren. Woodlawn Funeral Home is in charge of the arranfemenfs. JONES. MRS.

MARY E. Funeral Moss for Mrs. Mary Jones, age S3, of Old Cheney Highway, Orlando, who Dossed away Fndov, will be conducted Mondoy ot 10 00 AM at Good Shepherd Catholic Church Father Thomos Finn will officiate. A Rosary Service will be held Sunday evening at 7 30 PM in the Chapel of the Winter Park Funeral Home Visitation tor the friends will be at the Funeral Home Sunday 2 00 until 00 PM. Interment will be at Glen Haven Memorial Park.

Arrangements bv Winter Pork Funeral Home, 4 1 SO Forsyth Rd. 478-3000. In lieu of flowers, donate to the Good Shepherd Church, Orlando. MOORE, JR. MR.

JAMES G. Memorial Services for Mr. James G. Moore, 55, S415 Chenaulf Orlando, who died Thursdov, will be held Monday 2:30 p.m. from Jehovah's Witness Kingdom Hall, 1 701 Lee Orlando with Ray Kriser officiating, in charge of arrangements Woodlawn Funeral Home, Orlando.

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Vtsltotion for friends wilt be ot the Funeral Home Sunday from 2 until 4 and 7 until 9 m. Baldwin-McNamora Ai-tamonte Drive Funeral Home, Altamonte Springs. PRESSON, MR. WILLIAM Funerol services lor Mr, Presson will be held in the Chapel of the Zeller-Kennedv Hamlin Funeral Home, Eustis, ot 7:30 PM Saturday with Rev. Grover Sewell and Rev.

Joseph Brandon officiating. Mr. Presson will be forwarded to East Prairie, Missouri, for final services and interment. The family requests those desiring make contributions to the Organ Fund of the First Presbyterian Church of Eustis. Hamlin Hilbish Zeller-Kennedv Hamlin Funerol Home in chorge.

John Wesley Hodges, 25. 1011 India Ave Haines City, died Thursday Born in Orlando, he had lived in Haines City since1970He wasa autobody repairman and a Baptist. Survivors one daughter, Christine Marie Haines City, one son. Cleon Everett, Orlando, mother Mrs Ziltha Hodges. Haines City, one sister, Mrs.

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