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the little sentinel, Tuesday, June 15, 1982 5 business Cardinal Industries opens Applewood complex in DeLand By Al Truesdell OF THE SENTINEL STAFF Applewood Apartments, a 69-unit complex located on 4.6 acres at the northwest corner of New Hampshire Avenue and Woodland Boulevard in DeLand is open. The complex is the first DeLand project by Cardinal Industries makers of prefabricated apartments. Cardinal has built nine projects in Volusia County and 108 in Florida since its Sanford plant opened five years ago. Based in Columbus, Ohio, Cardinal Industries opened an Atlanta plant this month. The $2.2 million DeLand development was financed by the First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Mid-Florida.

Florida Health Care Plan Inc. has been reaccreditobituaries Mrs. Marjorie C. Allen, 91, 711 E. First Sanford, died Friday.

Born in Hillsdale, she moved to Sanford in 1975 from DeBary, where she had lived for 18 years. She was a homemaker and a member of the First Church of Christ Scientist, Sanford. Survivors: son, Edward Milwaukee, two grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. David Lang Funeral Home, DeBary. Mrs.

Ruth F. Brinkman, 83, 1623 Pine DeLand, died Saturday. Born in North Wales, she moved to DeLand in 1960 from Huntington, N.Y. She was a homemaker and attended Northside Baptist Church, DeLand. Survivors: husband, John; daughter, Ruth Vaivoda, Huntington; eight grandchildren, and six greatgrandchildren.

Lankford Funeral Home, DeLand. Mr. Joseph P. Burr, 35, 1804 Nelson Ormond Beach, died Sunday. Born in Long Island, N.Y., he moved to Ormond Beach from there in 1969.

He was an employee of the city of Holly Hill. Survivors: wife, Bonnie; stepsons, William A. Hicks, Douglas P. Heise, both of Ormond Beach; parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Patts, Ormond Beach; brother, William P. Burr, Ormond Beach. Baggett-Summers Funeral Home, Daytona Beach. Staff Sgt. William D.

England, 32, on special assignment to Patrick Air Force Base, from Beale Air Force Base, Marysville, died Thursday. He was born in Michigan City, Ind. Survivors: wife, Patricia; parents, Mr. and Mrs. William England, Michigan City; brother, George, Michigan City; sister, Connie England, Michigan City; maternal Rev.

and Mrs. J.T. Holland, Pocahontas, Ark. Dale Maloney Funeral Home, Port Orange. Mrs.

Cecil S. Guerine, 53, 180 Dogwood Orange City, died Monday. Born in Louisville, she moved to Orange City in 1976 from Lake Coun- ed for three years by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals. It was initially certified in 1979. The reaccreditation followed a two-day study by a national team of health care experts from the Joint Commission's Ambulatory Health Care program.

They evaluated standards that include quality of care, patients' rights, administration, record-keeping, surgical and pharmaceutical services, pathology, radiology, environment and education activities. Florida Health Care Plan has more than 12,000 members in Volusia, Flagler and Seminole counties. The main center is at 350 N. Clyde Morris Blvd. in Daytona Beach.

A satellite center is located at 231 E. Rich DeLand. The Volusia County World Trade Council will hold its monthly meeting today at the Daytona Beach Community College Campus Administration Building 16 at 7:30 p.m. Speaker for the evening will be Sal Pontillo, vice president of the District 1 international banking division of the Sun Bank in The council is a non-profit to creating jobs in Volusia companies to export their Dotti Lewis, president a Daytona Beach public search firm, represented ty. She was an artist with exhibits on display nationally.

She was a Catholic. Survivors: husband, Francis; son, Mike Buckman, Thomasville, sister, Mickey Thompson, Ocala, and two grandsons. Allen-Summerhill Funeral Home, Orange City. Dr. Carroll V.

Herron, 60, 2210 Peninsula Drive, Daytona Beach, died Friday. Born in Monessen, he moved to Daytona Beach from there in 1950. He was medical director for the Florida Council of the Blind, Daytona International Speedway, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University and a member of Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church, Daytona Beach. Survivors: wife, Kathryn daughter, Dianne Herron, Daytona Beach; brother, Thomas Sarasota; two grandchildren. Baggett-Summers Funeral Home, Daytona Beach.

Mrs. Lorna MacLean, 81, 633 Flamingo Drive, Ormond Beach, died Saturday. Born in Connecticut, she was a visitor to Ormond Beach from Chicago. Survivors: three sons; daughter, Lorna Jean MacLean, Chicago; eight grandchildren; one great-grandchild. Halifax Cremation Society, Daytona Beach.

Mr. Roger Mann, 61, 102 Pinecrest Ormond Beach, died Friday. Born in New York, he moved to Ormond Beach from there five years ago. He was retired from the State Department United Nations and a veteran of World War II. Survivors: wife, Sarah; two sons; one daughter; three grandchildren.

Halifax Cremation Society, Daytona Beach. Mr. James C. Paulk, 59, 1656 S. Palmetto South Daytona, died Sunday.

Born in Ocilla, he moved to South Daytona from there in 1955. He was a maintenance man at Daytona Beach Geriatric Center and a member of the First Baptist Church of South Daytona. Survivors: wife, Norma daughters, Judy Welborn, Daytona Beach, Bonnie Barnhart, Terri Paulk, of the Public Relations Society of America at the recent spring assembly in Baltimore. The delegates were nationally accredited public relations professionals. Twelve employees of Fish Memorial Hospital were recognized for their loyal, faithful and dedicated service to the hospital at the annual employee banquet held recently in Deltona.

The employees were Betsy Casminski and Doris McCoy, 20 years; Joanne Kinney and Edith Smith, 15 years; Betty Cahill and Ellen Larose, 10 years; Anne Meyers, Sally Smith, Joy Wells, Paul Jenkins, Earl Powell, Tula Redlinger and Arnold Smiley, five years. William Short of DeBary was named the insurance agent of the month for Ken Moore Associates the area agency for Mutual of Omaha. A 30-year veteran, Short moved to Volusia County three years ago after an early retirement in New Jersey. He specializes in individual, group health, life and pension insurance. Orlando.

organization dedicated County by encouraging products. of Einhorn and Lewis relations and opinion rethe North Florida Chapter The Greater Orange City Area Chamber of Commerce now has 102 business and professional members. both of Woodstock, Joyce Paulk, South Daytona; brother, Hartwell, Fitzgerald, sisters, Hazel Veal, Perry, Lounelle Paulk, Ocilla; three grandchildren. Baggett-Summers Funeral Home, Daytona Beach. Mr.

Harry Thomas Pryor, 63, 215 S. Woodland DeLand, died Thursday. Born in Sebring, he moved to DeLand in 1977 from Port Orange. He was a disabled veteran of World War II. There are no known survivors.

Allen-Summerhill Funeral Home, DeLand. Mr. Harry R. Southword, 82, 731 W. Hogle DeLand, died Saturday.

Born in Millers Falls, he moved to DeLand in 1970 from Richford, Vt. He was retired from the Immigration and Naturalization Services in Richford. He was a Methodist and a member of the Southridge Golf Course, DeLand, and the Richford Masonic Lodge. Survivors: wife, Irene; daughters, Shirley Tousley, Parsippany, N.J., and Beverley Frederick, Huntington, nine grandchildren, and one great-grandchild. Allen-Summerhill Funeral Home, DeLand.

Mr. Herman H. Springer, 85, 1320 N. Dixie Freeway, New Smyrna Beach, died Saturday. Born in Harrietsville, Ohio, he moved to New Smyrna Beach from Alliance, Ohio, 10 years ago.

He was a retired employee of the Pennsylvania Railroad, a veteran of World War I and member of Brotherhood of Railway, Airline and Steamship Clerks. Survivors: daughter, Neva Anderson, Julian, brother, Leslie, Sandusky, Ohio; three grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren. Dudley Funeral Home, New Smyrna Beach. Mr. Allen R.

Wynn 51, 494 W. Beresford DeLand, died Saturday. He was born in Bradenton. He was a retired sergeant in the U.S. Army and a member of St.

Annis Primitive Baptist' Church, DeLand, where he served as vice chairman of the board of trustees and was a member of the church choir. Survivors: wife, Ivey, Tacoma, sisters, Lillie Mae Austin, Boston, Carrie Worthy, Tacoma, and Mary F. Turner and Mamie Jackson, both of DeLand, and several nieces and nephews. Arthur J. Mack Funeral Home, DeLand.

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