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D-4 The Orlando Sentinel, Tuesday, July 24, 1990 i OR Missing man's wallet gets mailed Black civic leaders sue to create 7th Orange district and dropped it in the mail slot. A By Jim Leusner OF THE SENTINEL STAFF predominantly black district, McLeod said. County Attor-ney Harry Stewart said reported what they believed was a body or unconscious person about 1 a.m. July 14 in a yard along Baron Road. By the time deputies got there, "there seemed to be a crime scene" but no body, said Bartholome, who declined to elaborate.

The suspected victim is William Robert Mullins, 43, who mostly lived out of his car and did odd jobs in the Bithlo area. Mullins' car, but no Mullins, was later found in the area. Somebody found Mullins' wallet Orange County sheriffs investigators want to know who dropped a wallet into a mail slot at the Union Park post office on East State Road 50 July 14 or 15. It belongs to a missing man they suspect has been murdered. Investigators aren't sure because they have no body.

But nobody has seen the wallet's owner for more than a week either. "I think there's foul play involved," Sheriffs Cpl. Ron Barth-olome said Monday. Bartholome said several persons postal worker mailed it to Mullins' last known address, where the landlady gave it to a friend who called the sheriffs department July 16. Bartholome said investigators want to know where the unknown person found the wallet.

Those with knowledge about the wallet or the person who found it are asked to call Bartholome at (407) 657-2500 or Crimeline at (407) 423-TIPS. CHARLIE JEAN Carter Board looks for more year-round schools government projects involving their community. Those projects include proposed roads, low-income housing and the Florida Citrus Bowl expansion. Attorneys Johnie McLeod and Gabe Kaimowitz, who filed the suit, say that according to 1980 census figures, the county had 69,668 blacks, or 14.3 percent of its 485,986 population. But despite that, blacks have not had a black commissioner in its history dating back to 1870.

The attorneys demand that the county be forced to draw up a new representation plan before elections are allowed to resume. Because the county executive would be elected countywide and have the powers of a big-city mayor, it would further dilute black voting in other districts, none of which has a black majority, McLeod said. "A seventh voting district would make it possible to have a black on the county commission" from a Four black civic leaders filed a class-action suit Monday against the Orange County Commission and Supervisor of Elections Betty Carter, asking a federal judge to strike down the proposed county chairman position and instead create a seventh commission slot to represent a black district. The suit, filed in U.S. District Court in Orlando, seeks a preliminary injunction from Judge G.

Kendall Sharp to stop the county chairman and other commission primaries and elections, starting Sept. 4. Cornell Williams, James Jackson, Wardell Sims and James Mitchell, who are current or former members of the Orange County Political Coalition or Committee of Organized Groups, charge that blacks have not had a strong enough voice in several the suit, in essence, asks the court to change the county's form of government. Stewart said McLeod and Kaimowitz will have to prove discrimination has prevented black candidates from being elected countywide, despite the fact black judges and school board members were elected that way. Stewart said he was unaware of any black candidates seeking a commission seat in the last several years.

He noted that some of the same issues raised by the attorneys were thrown out of state court earlier this year. Republican County Commissioner Tom Dorman, State Rep. Tom Drage, R-Maitland, and County Commissioner Linda Cha-pin, a Democrat, are running for county chairman. Body found in canal is identified and crew of the television show Divorce Court. Investigators are not sure when he disappeared, sheriffs spokesman Jim Solomons said.

Parson's car was found Monday afternoon in the canal. Investigators do not suspect foul play, Solomons said. SCHOOL from D-1 doors doling out smiles. On the walls were welcoming posters in bright colors. Hundreds of students at Aloma wore light blue T-shirts proclaiming support for year-round schools: "Aloma Elementary Year Round Excellence." At Tangelo Park there were posters proclaiming "I Love Tangelo All Year Round." Tangelo Park Principal Roy Brooks said his students were "ready to come back, the parents are ready for them to come back." Under the new schedule, students will go to school for 12 weeks and then have a three-week break.

At Aloma in Winter Park and Palm Lake in northwest Orange County, about 20 percent of the students will be out of school at any one time. The rotating schedules let the district house more students without adding classrooms. At Tangelo Park, in southwest Orange County, students will be on the same schedule and get tutoring and enrichment classes during breaks. Tangelo was picked for the pilot program because it consistently ranks below the district average in academics. Although a lawsuit to stop year- round schools is in Orange Circuit Court, the school board has invited other principals to volunteer their schools for the schedule and may expand the program to middle schools.

Only Orange and Marion counties have year-round schools but several Central Florida school districts are exploring the idea. Easing crowding is touted as one of the primary benefits of year-round school, and Palm Lake Principal Carolyn Cappleman said Monday was the first time her 3-year-old school has opened at capacity. The year-round calendar and the fall opening of nearby Windy Ridge Elementary cut the number of students at Palm Lake to about 600 at any one time. Last year there were 1,100 on opening day. At Aloma there were about 450 students compared with 700 last year.

"We had a better opening this year than we normally have in August," said Principal Mary Alice Hodges. "We have almost 100 percent in attendance, which is extremely high for a first day." But while many of the students seemed ready for school in July, parents were more apprehensive. Brenda Maxwell, who was holding her video camera in one hand and her daughter Mariaha, 5, in the other, was trying to capture her daughter's first walk toward Palm Lake Elementary. Maxwell is giving year-round school a try but isn't convinced jof its merits. "I haven't decided yet." Palm Lake parent Bonnie Jones, who recently moved to Orlando from Atlanta, agreed.

She said she is glad the earlier schedule will give her daughter and son a chance to make new friends sooner. But, she said, she is going to reserve judgment on year-round education: "I am going to let them go to school for a while and see how they like it." Garth Crider had his mind made up. He said he moved to the Aloma district so his 5-year-old daughter could be part of year-round schools. "The schedule is more flexible and academically it's better for the kids," Crider said. "Also, we're from the North.

So, we'll be able to take a vacation in the winter and show the kids snow." Lance Oliver and Mark Andrews of the Sentinel staff contributed to this report. Orange County investigators have identified the body of a man found Sunday morning floating in a canal near Lake Buena Vista Boulevard. Dan Parson, 33, of Winter Ha ven was found about 7:45 a.m. near the Epcot Center Drive exit off Interstate 4 by a balloonist flying over Walt Disney World. Parson disappeared from a party Saturday night for the cast Police get robber's description ears.

He was wearing a white shirt with designs on the sleeves, and black pants and black tennis shoes. Mecca Leisure USA Inc. and Orlando Entertains, which own and operate the dinner theater, are offering a $10,000 reward for information that leads to the suspect's arrest. the evening's first show at the dinner theater on International Drive. Investigators said the suspect is a white male, about 6 feet tall and 200 pounds with a muscular build.

He is in his late 20s to early 30s with light brown hair down to his Orange County investigators have a description of a suspect in the shooting of the assistant manager of King Henry's Feast during a robbery Friday night. The gunman shot Graeme Leach, 30, three times after Leach handed over about $500 during lando, Sophia Ann, Spring Hill; brother, George Middleton, Crystal River; sister, Sophia Heath, Victoria, Texas; one granddaughter. Wellwood Funeral Home, Hudson. ALDEN JAMES TALKINGTON, 74, 2425 Peartree Court, Orlando, died Monday. Born in Clarksburg, W.Va., he moved to Orlando from Baltimore in 1980.

He was a retired transport officer. He was a Baptist. Survivors: wife, Betty; daughters, Judith Ann Gladin, Cathy Jean Carson, both of Orlando; brother, Pete, Baltimore; sisters, Madge Highland, Rachel Blake, both of Clarksburg, W.Va., Pauline Lough, Warren, Ohio; three grandchildren. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Goldenrod. N.C.

He was a retired postal worker in Greensboro, N.C. He was a member of the National Rifle Association and Ducks Unlimited. Survivors: wife, Joan Riddle; daughter, Lori Bork, Kernersville, N.C; son, Mark, Belews Creek; father, Carl, Lancaster, S.C; stepmother, Ella, Lancaster; brother, Leonard, Orlando; four grandchildren. Hayworth-Miller-Cain, Kernersville, N.C. TYRONE WILLIAMS, 36, 17M N.

Par-ramore Orlando, died Wednesday. Born in Chicago, he moved to Orlando in 1981. He was a construction worker. He was a Protestant. Survivors: father, George, Chicago; mother, Audrey, Chicago.

Mitchell's Funeral Home, Orlando. CORRINE M. YOUNG, 81, 1 Masonic Drive, Elizabethtown, died Friday. Born in Lynn, she moved to Elizabethtown from Orlando in 1987. She was a former store clerk.

She was a member of Messiah Lutheran Church, Dowington, Pa. Survivor: brother, Philip A. Young, Blackwood, N.J. Frank S. Miller Funeral Home, Elizabethtown.

RICHARD TYGIELSKI, 73, 3127 Castle Oak Orlando, died Sunday. He was born in Detroit. He was an automotive engineer. He was a Catholic. Survivors: wife, Olga; sons, Richard, Vene-tia, David, Lake Orion, Douglas, Orlando; daughters, Nadine, New Jersey, Regina, Orlando, Pamela, Denver, Rita Lynch, Metamora, 12 grandchildren; brother, Raymond, Huntsville, sister, Sylvia Makins, Southgate, Mich.

Wm. Sullivan and Son Funeral Home, Utica, Mich. JENILLE COLE WARREN, 70, 13 Parkview Condominiums, Taylors, S.C, died Sunday. She was born in Spartanburg County, S.C. She was a homemaker.

She was a member of Augusta Heights Baptist Church. Survivors: husband, Ralph; daughter, Carol W. Shackelford, Winter Haven; sons, Harry Greenville, S.C, Randy, Sanford; one granddaughter. Mackey Mortuary, Greenville. JAMES OSCAR WILLIAMS, 64, 9025 Deer Hill Road, Belew Creek, N.C, died Sunday.

He was born in Kannapolis, TEIAYRR TRAMAENN THOMAS, 2, 205 Heon Road, St. Marys, died Thursday. Born in St. Marys, he was a lifelong resident. He was a Baptist.

Survivors: parents, Bobby and Eunice; brother, Daimarr Imeynne Blizzard, St. Marys, paternal great-grandmother, Tom-mie Wright, Orlando; paternal great-great-grandmother, Louise Martin, Orlando; maternal great-grandmother, Thelma Foreman, Chester, maternal greatgrandfather, James Tull, Chester, Pa. Mitchell's Funeral Home, Orlando. Funeral notices to Casselberry from Winter Park in 1 971 He was a retired electrical engineer for Shreeves Auto Electric. He was a Methodist.

He was a 32nd-degree Mason and a member of Scottish Rite Bodies. Survivors: daughter, Betty Kizzort, Casselberry; two grandchildren; three greatgrandchildren, one great-great-grandchild. Cox-Parker Carey Hand Funeral Home, Winter Park. ROBERT HEWITT, 79, 4831 Polaris Orlando, died Saturday. Born in Wil-liston, he moved to Orlando from there in 1 940.

He was a retired grove caretaker. He was a Protestant. Survivors: daughter, Emma Easter, Orlando; eight grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren. Brinson's Funeral Home, Orlando. JOHNNIE CHARLES HILL, 61, 1849 Ivey Lane, Orlando, died Thursday.

Born in Dawson, he moved to Orlando from Jacksonville in 1956. He was a retired warehouse supervisor for Grantham Distributor Co. He was a member of Community Baptist Church, Orlando. He was an Army veteran. Survivors: wife, Gladys; daughters, Deborah Dawkins, Carol Hadley, Sonya White, all from Orlando, Tonya Wilson, Wilkesboro, N.C., Johnnie, South Carolina; sons, Stanley, Eatonville, Tony Oliver, Larry Oliver, both of Winter Park, Gary Rhymes, Germany; brothers, Ulysess, Albert, Willie Casion, all of Orlando; 23 grandchildren; one great-grandchild.

Starks Funeral Home, Orlando. FRANK CARL HUHN, 68, 2633 S. French Sanford, died Sunday. Born in Chicago, he moved to Sanford from Westover, in 1955. He was a quality control engineer for Kennedy Space Center.

He was a member of All Souls Catholic Church. He was a Navy veteran. He was a member of VFW Post 10108, American Legion Post 53, Fleet Reserve Association B. Duke Woody Branch 147, and Knights of Columbus, all of Sanford. Survivors: wife, Sylvia; daughter, Jody Hickson, Satellite Beach; son, Frank Carl Gainesville; brother, John, Chicago; sister, Rose Senkler, Sterling, three grandchildren.

Gram-kow Funeral Home, Sanford. WILLIAM O. HUNT 91, 558 N. Semoran Winter Park, died Monday. Born in Newton, he moved to Winter Park from Marblehead, in 1989.

He was a retired branch manager for General Motors Massachusetts. He was a Protestant. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge, Marble-head. Survivors: daughter, Barbara H. Buttler, Orlando; four grandchildren; four great-grandchildren.

Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Goldenrod. GRAYCE J. JOHNSON, 69, 180 Lan-dover Place, Chambrel at Island Lake, Longwood, died Monday. Born in Cripple Creek, she moved to Long-wood from Denver in 1985. She was a member of First Baptist Church, Mait-land.

She was a member of PEO Ladies Club. Survivors: sons, David Orlando, Charles Lakewood, daughters, Carol J. Leff, Maitland, Judith L. Niblo, Aurora, sister, Helen Murphy, Pueblo, 14 grandchildren; 8 great-grandchildren. Cox-Parker Carey Hand Funeral Home.

CHARLES W. JOYNER, 55, 944 Delano Kissimmee, died Saturday. Born in Gastonia, N.C., he moved to Kissimmee from Baltimore in 1969. He was a sales and marketing vice president for Arbor Corp. He was a Baptist.

Survivors: brothers, Henry, Orlando, Sam, Palm Springs, Mackie, Gastonia, N.C.; sister, Susan Bird, Cleveland, Tenn; mother, Ruth, Gastonia, N.C. Colonial Carey Hand Funeral Home, Orlando. MARY-LOUISE MOFFETT, 68, 3272 Minnow Creek Drive, Spring Hill, died Sunday, July 15. She was born in Edin-burg, Ind. She was a homemaker.

Survivors: husband, Thomas; son, Jim, Gainesville; daughters, Mary-Louise, Or GEDRYS, ANNA G. Mass of Christian Burial for Anna G. Gedrys. age 92, of Winter Park, who passed away Sunday, will be celebrated Thursday 9am in the Chapel of St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church with Fr.

Tim LaBo officiating. Interment will follow at Chapel Hill Cemetery. Visitation for friends will be at the Altamonte Springs Chapel of the Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home Wednesday 6-9pm with Wake service BALDWIN-FAIRCHILD FUNERAL HOME, Altamonte Springs. MOLLER, GENE Funeral services for Mr. Gene E.

Moller, age 81, of Orlando, who passed away Sunday, will be conducted Tuesday at 2pm at the Lake Ivanhoe Chapel of the Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home with Rev. George Carlton officiating. Interment will follow at Woodlawn Memorial Park. Visitation for friends will be Tuesday from noon until service time at the funeral home. BALDWIN-FAIRCHILD FUNERAL HOME.

Orlando, REEP, MARTIN V. Funeral services for Mr. Martin V. Reep, age 69, of Ocoee, who passed away Monday, will be held 11am Thursday at the Powers Drive Baptist Church with Dr. Gerald Hicks and Dr.

Walt Fowler officiating. Interment to follow at Woodlawn Memorial Park. Visitation for friends will be Wednesday 2-4 7-9pm Funeral services entrusted to COLLISON FUNERAL HOME, 1148 E. Plant St. Winter Garden.

877-6700. TALKINGTON, ALDEN JAMES Funeral services for Alden James Talkington, age 74. of Orlando, who passed away Monday, will be conducted Wednesday at at the Aloma Avenue Chapel of the Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home with Rev. Walter B. Feagins officiating.

Visitation for friends will be Wednesday from 1 '30pm until service time. BALDWIN-FAIRCHILD FUNERAL HOME, Goldenrod. RALPH BURKHALTER, 48, 3932 Bachman Road, West Columbia, S.C., died Sunday. Born in Athens, he moved to West Columbia, S.C., from Orlando in 1985. He was a retired Air Force technical sergeant.

He attended West Columbia Fellowship Baptist Church, West Columbia. Survivors: wife, Ruth Ann; daughters, Debrorah Lexington, Cheryl Leigh, West Columbia; mother, Lois Brooks, Orlando; sisters, Peggy Mahoney, Lynn Morgan, both of Orlando; brothers, Rocky Bass, Orlando, Leon "Junior" Bass, Virginia. Thompson Funeral Home, West Columbia. JULIUS CHIAPPERINI, 67, 421 Deer-wood Orlando, died Monday. Born in Argentina, he moved to Orlando from Port Orange in 1989.

He was a fruit shop owner. He was a member of Good Shepherd Catholic Church. Survivors: wife, Marie; daughter, Juliann Bonello, Orlando; brothers, Carl, Sam, both of New York; sisters, Francis Meduini, New York, Anna LaStella, Philadelphia; three grandchildren. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Goldenrod. SHIRLEY B.

EVANS, 68, 936 Lancaster Drive, Orlando, died Monday. Born in Minneapolis, she moved to Orlando from Chicago in 1936. She was a homemak-er. She was an Episcopalian. She was a member of the Junior League of Orlando-Winter Park.

Survivors: mother, Co-rinne Newton Bowstead, Orlando; husband, Charles H. daughter, Glenda E. Hood, Orlando; son, Charles H. Ill, Tampa; four grandchildren; Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Orlando. EDMUND DUANE FELLOWS, 82, 143 Grace Altamonte Springs, died Monday.

Born in Bergen, N.Y., he moved to Altamonte Springs from New York in 1957. He was a truck' driver for the Florida Department of Transportation. He was a member of the Altamonte Community Church, Altamonte Springs. He was a member of Moose Lodge 766, Orlando. Survivors: sons, Richard Rochester, N.Y., Marvin Lakeland, James Altamonte Springs; daughters, Marilyn Glidden, Altamonte Springs, H.

Roxanne Lohmann, Cocoa, Marjie Jones, Margate, Sharon Keeler, South Byron, N.Y., Ronnie Jean Furghlour, Warner Robins Air Force Base, 22 grandchildren; 18 great-grandchildren. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Forest City. ROBERT WILLIAM FITZMAURICE 63, 2022 Vista Lane, Apopka, died Saturday. Born in Irvington, N.J., he moved to Apopka from Toms River, N.J., in 1979. He was a retired general contractor.

He was a Catholic. He was a member of Disabled American Veterans Mid-Florida Post 104. Survivors: wife, Gloria; son, Robert Marietta, brother, Paul, Hyde Park, N.Y.; sister, Janet Macik, Winter Park; one grandchild. Loorriis Funeral Home, Apopka. DOROTHY MAY FLEWELLING, 82, 504 E.

Silver Star Road, Ocoee, died Sunday. Born in Harvey, she moved to Ocoee from there in 1922. She was a bookkeeper. She was a member and deaconess of the Ocoee Christian Church. Survivors: cousins, Helen F.

Watson, Mary Woodly, both of Ocoee, E.J. Kerr, Key West, Robert M. Kerr, Winter Garden. Woodlawn Funeral Home and Memorial Park, Orlando. ANNA G.

GEDRYS, 92, Ellendale Drive, Winter Park, died Sunday. Born in Cambridge, she moved to Winter Park from Lexington Park, in 1974. She was a homemaker. She was a member of St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church.

Survivors: son, Peter Orlando; daughter, Patricia Winter Park; six grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Altamonte Springs. ROBERT ELWELL HENDERSON, 85, Oestview Drive, Casselberry, died Saturday. Born in Springfield, Ohio, he moved I GENE E. MOLLER, 81, 520 W.

Yale Orlando, died Sunday. Born in St. Petersburg, he moved to Orlando from Whiteclay, in 1937. He was a retired accountant. He was a member of College Park United Methodist Church.

Survivors: wife, Mildred; son, William, Denver; two grandchildren. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Orlando. TARRENCE NEWTON, 82, 3730 E. Esther Orlando, died Sunday. Born in Moultrie, he moved to Orlando from Thomasville, in 1957.

He was a retired master sergeant. He was a member of Victory Baptist Church. He was a member and past president of the Conway Chamber of Commerce. Survivors: wife, Arlys; brothers, Cleon, Lake-wood, Eugene, Moultrie, Daryel, Atlanta; sister, Maedell Topper, Moultrie. Colonial Carey Hand Funeral Home, Orlando.

GEORGE C. PORTER 100, 2148 Grape Place, Gretna, died Wednesday. He was born in Kanawha, W.Va. He was a retired railroad foreman. He was a rrtember of the Good Shepherd Catholic Church, Orlando.

He was an honorary member of the Knights of Columbus Counsel 2112, Orlando. Survivors: George Orlando; three grandchildren; two great-grandchildren. Garden Chapel Home for Funerals, Orlando. LEWIS J. PROMISE 52, 5722 Briar Drive, Orlando, died Sunday.

Born in Lynn, he moved to Orlando from Keene, N.H., in 1978. He was a retired technical sergeant for the Air Force. He was a Catholic. He was past commander of Disabled American Veterans Post 16. Survivors: wife, Dorothea; sons, Gary, Glen, Craig, all of Orlando; daughters, Theresa Dennis, Laureen Job, both of Orlando; father, Lewis John Lynn, Mass.

Woodlawn Funeral Home, Orlando. ROBERT R. REA, 61, 12 Pelican Circle, Estero, died Thursday. Born in Akron, Ohio, he moved to Estero in 1958. He was a retired manager for Southern Bell.

He was a member of Assembly of God. Survivors: wife, Connie, Fort Myers; sons, Robert, West Palm Beach, Michael, Orlando, Russell, Fort Myers; daughters, Sharon Hereford, Cocoa, Judy, Englewood; sister, Patricia Baugh-man, Akron; two grandchildren. Wylie-Baxley Funeral Home, Merritt Island. MARTIN V. REEP, 69, 1608 Jemima Ocoee, died Monday.

Born in Gastonia, N.C, he moved to Ocoee from North Carolina in 1959. He was a carpenter. He was a member of Powers Drive Baptist Church, Orlando. He was an Army veteran. He was a member of the Carpenters Union Local 1765, Orlando.

Survivors: wife, Margaret sons, Marvin Grapevine, Texas, Robert Jerry both of Ocoee, Michael Orlando; daughter, Joyce A. Husted, Hen-dersonville, N.C; brothers, Russell, Gastonia, Roy, Lincolnton, N.C; sisters, Pauline Bullard, Charlotte, N.C, Ella Mae McGinnis, Stanley, N.C, Louise Kolb, Great Falls, S.C; 12 grandchildren. Colli-son Funeral Home, Winter Garden. GARY THOMAS STONE, 41, 4820 Manduria Orlando, died Sunday. Born in Chatham, he moved to Orlando from Roanoke, Va.

in 1969. He was a forklift operator for Walgreens Distributing Center, Orlando. He was an Air Force veteran. He was a Protestant. Survivors: wife, Nellie son, Gary Thomas II, Orlando; daughter, Tarsha, Orlando; father, Sammie, Roanoke; brothers, Charlie, Orange Park, Raleigh, Las Vegas, Sammie Roanoke, sisters, Parrie Lucille Patrick, Rowena Brewer, Mary Ann, Laura Sue, all of Roanoke, Geraldine, New Rochelle N.Y.

Mitchell's Funeral Home, Orlando. FITZMAURICE, ROBERT WILLIAM, SR. Funeral service for Robert William Fitzmaurice, will be held Tuesday at 1 0am at the Loomis Funeral Home Chapel. Interment will follow at the Bushnell National Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations are requested to AA.

LOOMIS FUNERAL HOME, Apopka in charge of services. LOWE, MARION ELIZABETH Funeral services for Ms. Marion Elizabeth Lowe, age 66, of Orlando, who passed away Sunday, will be conducted Thursday at 7 00 pm at the Park Lake Presbyterian Church. Interment will follow at a later date in Springhill Cemetery, Madison, Tennessee. Visitation for friends will be Wednesday from 2-4 and 7-9 pm at the Lake Ivanhoe Chapel of the Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home.

BALDWIN-FAIRCHILD FUNERAL HOME, Orlando. HUHN, FRANK CARL Mass of Christian Burial for Mr. Frank Cart Huhn, 68, of Sanford, who died Sunday, will be 1:00 Wednesday afternoon at All Souls Catholic Church with Fr, Tom Burns as Celebrant. Interment will be in All Souls Catholic Cemetery. Friends may call at Gram-kow Funeral Home tonight (Tuesday) from 6-8pm.

Arrangements by GRAMKOW FUNERAL HOME, Sanford KULSEN, RUTH L. A Memorial Mass for Ruth Hulsen, age 76, of Winter Springs, will be conducted Friday at 10am in the Chapel of St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church with Fr. Tim LaBo as Celebrant. In lieu of flowers, contributions are requested to the charity of your choice.

BALDWIN-FAIRCHILD FUNERAL HOME. Altamonte Springs. JOHNSON, GRAYCE J. Memorial services for Grayce J. Johnson will be conducted at 10.30am Wednesday in the all purpose room at Chambrel at Island Lake.

Longwood ARRANGEMENTS BY: COX-PARKER. CAREY HAND FUNERAL HOME, WINTER PARK. 647-1942 LOVELL MRS. IRENE N. Funeral services for Mrs.

Irene N. Lovell. 63, who died in Leesburg Sunday, will be held at the Beyers Funeral Chapel, Leesburg Tuesday 2 00pm with the Rev. Robert D. Alexander the Rev.

Charles L. Roe-seJ officiating Interment will be in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Ocala. BEYERS FUNERAL HOME, Leesburg. ARD, ANNIE HILL Memorial services for Annie Ard, 61 years, Orlando, will be held Wednesday 11am in North Park Baptist Church. Graveside services will take place Wednesday 2pm at Oak Hill Cemetery, Clermont, Friends may call at the Kurfiss Chapel Tuesday 7-9pm.

Survivors; son, Tom; grandchildren, Judith, Julie and Jonathan, all of Orlando. KURFISS FUNERAL CHAPEL, Clermont, BAKER, MICHAEL HERBERT Funeral services tor Mike Baker, 34 years, who died Saturday, will be held Wednesday in the Kurfiss Funeral Home Chapel. Groveland with Rev. James Madison officiating. Interment will follow in Empire Cemetery, Groveland.

KURFISS FUNERAL HOME, Groveland. BASILE, JOSEPH II 48. Charleston, W.Va, died July 22, 1990 in General Division. Charleston Area Medical Center after a long illness. He was born April 22.

1942 in Fairmont, W.Va., the son of the late Joseph C. Basile. Survivors include his mother, Bethea Pirozzolo Basile of Bradenton, Fl; his wife. Judy Jackson Basile; daughter, Julie Canterbury of Charleston; son, Joseph C. Basile.

Ill; sister, Leslie Campbell. Dalton, Ga one grandson. He was employed by the school board of Seminole County, Sanford. Ft; formerly employed 15 yrs at the Va. Dept of Education.

While at the Dept. of Education he was responsible for developing many educational leadership programs, including the leaders of classroom teachers tn Monongalia County and he was recently selected as Educator of the Year by the Phi Delta Kappa in Florida He was honored by the students of Seminole County, where an academic competrtion award was placed in his name. Friends may call at DO-MICO FUNERAL HOME. 414 Gaston Ave. Fairmont.

Va. from 3-5 7-9pm Tuesday. Mass of Christian Burial will be at 10am Wednesday at the St Peter's Catholic Church, Fairmont with Fr Colombo Ban-diera as Celebrant. Burial will be in Mt Carmel Cemetery. A memorial scholarship fund is being established in his name, for info call 304-342-5427.

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