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nrr 'i 1 i i 1 C-4 The Orlando Sentinel, Thursday, May 1 1 1 995 ii im Orlando TV pioneer McAllister dies at age 70 Prosecutor: Gudinas' whole life has been evil instructor from 1943 to 1944, then joined Orlando's WDBO radio station as an announcer. While sports director at the former WDBO-TV, he hosted the fishing show. His sponsors, including Gustafson's Dairy and Denmark Sporting Goods, became the nucleus of a list of accounts handled by an advertising agency McAllister formed in 1958. i Hf flVf ML ber 1984 to become an independent consultant, working primarily with A. Duda Sons the farming and industrial equipment company based in Oviedo.

McAllister retired from consulting in 1989. He was a member of Orlando Jaycees, the Public Relations Society of America and was past president of the Central Florida Chapter of United Cerebral Palsy. Survivors include his wife Nancy; son William Deltona; daughters Jacqueline Werndli, Tallahassee, Lisa Dye, Orlando, and Lori Kaczor, Winter brothers Jack, Delray Beach, and Winter Haven; and six grandchildren. arrangements are being handled by Colonial Funeral Home. By Tom Leithauser OF THE SENTINEL STAFF William D.

"Don" McAllister, a pioneer in Or-, lando's television and advertising industries, died Tuesday. He was 70. To many longtime Central Florida residents, McAllister is remembered as the amiable co-host of the long-running TV show Hunting and Fish-. ing With Don. The show was live on the old WDBO-Channel 6 (now WCPX) from July 1954 to 1972.

Born in Orlando, McAllister graduated from high school in Lakeland in 1942 and became an announcer at Lakeland's WLAK radio station. He served in the U.S. Marine Corps as a radio Mark Barker joined him as a partner in 1960 to create McAllister-Barker Associates one of Orlando's first ad agencies. McAllister retired from the agency in Septem- GUDINAS from C-1 murder and two counts of sexual battery in McGrath's death, as well as attempted sexual battery and attempted burglary in the first attack. Several jurors said the evidence against Gudinas was overwhelming.

They said his violent criminal past, which included a 1991 attempted rape in Massachusetts, as well as the horrible way in which McGrath died, helped sway them for death. One said some jurors worried that Gudinas eventually could get out of prison if they voted for life imprisonment without chance of parole for 25 years the only other punishment for first-degree murder. "The gentleman has his track record," said one juror, who did not want to be identified. "Personally, I'd like to send the message that you have to stand accountable for your actions." Gudinas will have a chance to talk to the judge on May 19, when lawyers argue further over Gudinas' sentence. McGrath's family also will speak.

Defense attorneys Bob LeBlanc and Mike Irwin will renew arguments that Gudinas' childhood abuse at the hands of his cross-dressing father left psychological scars that never healed and that he Springs, Marie Bamberger, Lancaster, five grandchildren. Settle-Wilder Funeral Home, New Smyrna Beach. ALVERA MAE JENNEY, 76. Cole Road, Orlando, died Wednesday, May 10. Mrs.

Jenney was a retired caretaker for the elderly. Born in Knoxville, she moved to Central Florida in 1969. She was Baptist. Survivors: son, George Orlando; daughters, Donna M. Peter-paul, Alvera Livingood, Diana Thornton, all of Orlando, Connie McDowell, Callahan; five granddaughters; one great-grandson.

Carey Hand Garden Chapel Home for Funerals, Orlando. JAMES DALE KELLY, 52, Pershing Pointe, Orlando, died Tuesday, May 9. Mr. Kelly was a driver for Retail Glass Sales. Born in Lincoln, he moved to Central Florida in 1973.

Survivors: wife, Kathy; daughters, Kay Pierce, Colorado, Fawne, Kansas, Kathy Ropero, Orlando, Jeri Ropero, Gainesville; son, Bil-lie Strickland, Orlando; brothers, Paul, Orlando, Michael, DeFuniak Springs, Stephen, Kentucky; mother, Betty Kelly, Missouri; three granddaughters. Bald-win-Fairchild Funeral Home, Orlando. ARTHUR B. HOSCH 68, 600 Crystal Lake Drive, Cocoa, died Tues-day, May 9. Mr.

Hosch was a retired mechanical contractor. Born in Jacksonville, he moved to Central Florida in 1989. Me was a member of St. Stephen's Presby- terian Church, Masonic Lodge 956, Scottish Rite and Bahia Shrine Temple. Survivors: wife, Ethel sons, Michael North Lewisburg, Ohio, Alan Memphis, brother, Robert Or-' lando; sisters, Dorothy Miller, San Anto--, nio, Mittie Tompkins, Jacksonville, Mar- aret Wilson, Orlando, LaBlanche rowning, Apopka; three grandchildren.

Brownlie Maxwell Funeral Home, Mel-. bourne. JOSEPH W. JACOBS, 64, Gary Ave-' nue, Oak Hill, died Tuesday, May 9. Mr.

Jacobs was a commercial shrimper and retired Navy chief petty officer. Bom in Luzerne, he moved to Central Florida in 1976. He was a member of Friendship Baptist Church. Survivors: wife, June; sons, Joseph Kennesaw, Donald, Knoxville, Gary Paul, Johnson City, daughter, Debbie Ison, Ashland, stepdaughter, Micheli Pick, Oak Hill; sisters, Helen Banman, Altamonte Members disagree on value of western bellway to aid 1-4 The Orlando Sentinel never received appropriate treatment "I guess I was hoping the jury would find enough in their hearts to, if not show forgiveness, show mercy on him for the life he has had," LeBlanc said. Prosecutor Jeff Ashton will stick by arguments he made before jurors Wednesday that Gudinas is a pathological woman-hater who deserves to die.

"Thomas Gudinas is a monster; deep into the heart of his soul he is a monster," Ashton told jurors. "Some people are just born bad. They're bad to the bone. Thomas Gudinas is bad to the bone. He has never done a good thing in his life.

He has not done a thing to help himself or anyone else. All he has brought to our society is evil." After the jury's decision, the judge read a letter to Gudinas from an alternate juror who sat through his trial but didn't join in deliberations. The juror wrote that he'd heard of Gudinas's religious conversion in jail. His words brought tears to the young killer. "God often allows circumstances such as these as horrible as it seems to touch a man's life," the juror wrote.

"Stay strong and remember what you are called to and who you are a child of God. God bless you." Bill may chop 1-4 interchange Millions of dollars of federal money to build an interchange at Interstate 4 and County Road 46A near Lake Mary may be on the chopping block. The interchange, pushed by local developers, was given $10 million by Congress in 1987, but work was delayed because landowners and state officials had not reached agreement on the value of the land needed to build the project. A bill now pending in the U.S. Senate would cut billions of dollars in federal highway funding, including the C.R.

46A project. However, a spokesperson for U.S. Rep. John Mica, (R-Winter Park), said Wednesday the money may be safe. Sharon Pinkerton said the project's funding was cut because the money hasn't been spent after eight years.

She said Mica told Senate officials, that the project will be under way soon. "I can't say it's guaranteed, but the Senate staffers told us if we can show them that there's been progress, they won't rescind the funding," Pinkerton said. ROGER ROY of the Sentinel atatT available to buy land for, or build, a passenger rail line for commuters. The 14 plan is liable to spark even more contentious debate this summer as it becomes more specific, and planners recommend where to build new 14 on- and off-ramps and where to close existing ones. FRIDAY MAY 12th p.m.

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Winning lottery numbers (Breakfast Briefing, daily Weddings, engagements and anniversaries (County Extras) j) Ytf (, Movie reviews (Calendar, Friday New record releases (Calendar, Friday McAllister ROY P. KING 81, South Observatory Drive, Orlando, died Tuesday, May 9, of heart failure. Mr. King was a custodian for Orlo Vista Elementary School. Born in Indiana, he moved to Central Florida in 1934.

He was a member of Kirk-man Road United Methodist Church. Survivors: wife, Frances; daughter, Alma Russell, Orange City, Roberta Arnick, Catherine Andrews, both of Orlando; son, Roy P. Springdale, seven grandchildren; 16 greatgrandchildren. Woodlawn Funeral Home Memorial Park, Orlando. MARY MARIE MASSENGILL, 92, 2614 W.

Janet Kissimmee, died Tuesday, May 2. Mrs. Massengill was a homemaker. Born in Fort Branch, she moved to Central Florida in 1961. She was Protestant and member of Or- IN LOVING MEMORY OF LARRY R.

LAWSON, JR. May 11, 1964 March 11, 1995 You will always be in our loving hearts. We miss you very much. Love your family and friends. HOSCH, ARTHUR JR.

Memorial Service for Mr. Hosch, age 68, who died May 9, 1995 in Rockledge, FL will be held Saturday at the 1st Baptist Church of Central Florida, Pinehills Orlando. In lieu of flowers donations to Shriners Crippled Childrens Hospital, co Bahia Temple, 2300 Pembrook Orlando, FL 32810. Survivors: wife, Ethel F. Hosch, Cocoa, FL; sons, Michael B.

Hosch, North Lewisburg, OH, Alan B. Hosch, Memphis, TN; granddaughters, Specialist Tina D. Hosch wUS Army Virginia Beach, VA, Jennifer Lynn Hosch, Memphis, TN; grandson, Andrew Brett Hosch, Memphis, TN; brother, Robert H. Hosch, Orlando, FL; sisters, Dorothy Miller, San Antonio, TX, Mittie Tompkins. Jacksonville, FL, Margaret Wilson, Orlando, FL, LaBlanche Browning, Apopka, FL JAMES, JANET Memorial services for Janet L.

James, age 56, of Ocoee, who passed away Monday, will be held May 22 at Sweet Valley Christian Church in Pennsylvania. Cremation remains to be laid to rest in Maple Grove Cemetery in Sweet Valley. PA. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to Hospice of Central Florida, 2500 Maitland Center Parkway, Suite 300, Maitland, 32751. ISS4! Wien Words Aren't HARRY'S FAMOUS FLOWERS 249-0500 1-800-423-7561 (24hr,) 1 est 1890 FUNERAL HOMES Bill Welbom, Smith 425-6641 it." est 1890 Springs; D.V.

McAllister, Funeral Carey Hand Funeral Notices, In Memoriams Cards of Thanks are paid advertising. Call 420-6006Fax 420-6077. ange Gardens Civic Association and Eastern Star. Survivors: son, Rev. Jack O.

Stewart, Kissimmee; two grandchildren, four great-grandchildren, one great-great-grandchild. Grissom Funeral Home, Kissimmee. NORA L. McKENNEY, 80, Vespers Way, Orange City, died Monday, May 8. Mrs.

McKenney was a retired self-employed cosmetologist. Bom in Greendale, Ohio, she moved to Central Florida in 1981. She was Protestant. Survivors: husband, Bruce; brother, Harry Waites, Chilli-cothe, Ohio; sister, Leola D. White, Orlando.

Stephen R. Baldauff Funeral Home, Deltona. VERONICA M. OUIGLEY, 83, Seabreeze Boulevard, Daytona Beach, died Wednesday, May 10. Miss Quigley was a retired secretary for H.H.

Robertson Co. Born in Ambridge, she moved to Central Florida in 1978. Survivors: brother, John, Pittsburgh; sister, Margaret Quigley, Daytona Beach. Volusia Memorial Funeral Home, Ormond Beach. Obituaries must be submitted by a funeral home or crematorium and are printed free of charge.

JANES, INEZC. DRIGGERS Funeral services for Mrs. Janes will be held Friday May 12, 1995 at Rehbaum-Harden Chapel with Mr. Jim Touchton officiating. Interment will follow at Highland Memory Gardens, Forest City.

Visitation for family and friends will be held Thursday evening from 6PM to 8PM. Arrangements are being handled by REHBAUM-HARDEN FUNERAL HOME, 333 East 5th Avenue, Mount Dora, Florida 32757. KING, ROY P. SR. Funeral Services for Mr.

King will be held on Friday, May 12, 11AM at graveside in Woodlawn Memorial Park with Rev. Larry Limbaugh, Kirkman Road United Methodist Church, officiating. Expressions of sympathy may be directed to Hospice of the Comforter, 595 Montgomery Road, Altamonte Springs, FL 32714 Services are under the direction of WOODLAWN FUNERAL HOME AND MEMORIAL PARK. MASSENGILL, MARY MARIE Mrs. Mary Marie Massengill, age 92, of 2614 West Janet Street, Kissimmee, Florida died Tuesday, May 2, 1995 at her residence.

Memorial Services will be held Sunday, May 14, 1995 at at First United Methodist Church in Kissimmee with Rev. Richard Boss officiating. GRISSOM FUNERAL HOME, Kissimmee, Florida. MCALLISTER, WILLIAM DONALD "DON" A Memorial Service for Mr. William D.

"Don" McAllister, who passed away Tuesday, May 9th, will be held at the Cathedral Church of St. Luke, Friday at 10AM, with The Rev. Charles F. Edgar III officiating, assisted by Rev. Robert Rizner.

Interment will be held at Woodlawn Memorial Park at the convenience of the family. Family requests contributions to Hospice of Central Florida or M.D. Anderson Cancer Center. Arrangements by CAREY HAND COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME, 2811 Curry Ford Road, Orlando, 898-2561. MORGAN, WILLIAM EUGENE, JR.

The Mass of Christian Burial for Mr. William Eugene Morgan, Jr. age 44, of Casselber-ry, who passed away Tuesday will be celebrated Friday at at St. Augustine Catholic Church with Fr. Jack Flynn as Celebrant.

Visitation for friends will be Friday from 9:45 to at the church. BALDWIN-FAIRCHILD FUNERAL HOME, 994 E. Altamonte Drive, Altamonte Springs, FL 898-8111 PIANO SALE! NEW USED Yamaha Kawai Baldwin Steinway Wurlitzer More prced from Sine 1946 Sine 96i Aftomoiit Mall Worthow Salts 831-7105 4M2SI 1-4 from C-1 sive plan, driving conditions for single commuters won't improve. "It's becoming pretty clear that there's not going to be an answer out there that's going to let everybody drive at 55 mph," said Mark Boggs, a state planning consultant. Boggs said one option briefly under study building the planned western beltway as a free highway to draw traffic off 14 wouldn't do much good.

The western beltway has been planned as a toll road that would roughly mirror its eastern half the Central Florida GreeneWay already complete from Sanford to State Road 536 near Walt Disney World. It could be built as a free road for $467 million to $577 million, roughly one-third the cost of the planned 1-4 improvements. However, it would only divert about 10 percent of the traffic from 14, because it would be a less direct and a longer route for most commuters, Boggs said. Some members of the MPO, which oversees transportation issues for Orange, Seminole and Osceola counties, said they think the beltway would divert much more traffic from 14 than the planners estimated. They also questioned the high cost and limited payoff of the state's 14 plans.

However, Jim Kimbler, the state's chief planner for Central Florida, insisted the beltway won't solve crowding on 14. For decades, development in Central Florida has sprawled along the interstate, making it the "main street" of the region, he said. Several MPO members, including Seminole County Commission Chairman Randy Morris, said the state should consider other plans for 1-4, including using the money Lisa H. Choo, M.D. EYE INSTITUTE IfN o.

If Funeral notices ALMQN, INA I Memorial services for Mrs. Ina D. Almon, age 81, of Winter Park, who passed away Wednesday will be conducted Saturday at 11AM at the Altamonte Chapel of the Bal-dwin-Fairchild Funeral Home with Reverend Dick Moulton officiating. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to First Presbyterian Church, 509 Magnolia Street, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168 (904) 428-2397 or East Side Christian Church, 2001 Bayard Park Drive, Evansville, IN 47714 (812) 476-3091. BALDWIN-FAIRCHILD FUNERAL HOME, 994 E.

Altamonte Altamonte Springs, 898-8111 BURGESS, EDWARD R. Memorial services for Mr. Burgess will be held Friday, 1PM at First United Methodist Church of Orlando with Reverend E. Wayne Curry officiating. Visitation hours at the funeral home will be held today from 6-, 8PM.

Memorial contributions may be made to the First United Methodist Church Music Department or to the Paul Juvinall Discretionary Fund, 142 E. Jackson Orlando, FL 32801. Arrangements by CAREY HAND COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME, 2811 Curry Ford Road, 898-2561 DEASE, ANNIE Funeral services for Mrs. Dease will be conducted Saturday, 11AM in the chapel of CAREY HAND COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME with Reverend Lance Laird of First Baptist Church of Ocoee officiating. Interment will follow at Greenwood Cemetery.

Visitation hours will be held Friday from 2-4PM and 6-8PM. CAREY HAND COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME, 281 1 Curry Ford Road. EASTHAM, KANE MICHAEL Funeral Mass for Kane Michael Eastham, infant, of Terrace Drive, Sanford who died Tuesday will be celebrated Friday (May 12th) at 10AM in the Church of the Nativity. Lake Mary with Fr. Henry L.

Frantz as celebrant. Interment will follow in Evergreen Cemetery, Sanford. Friends may call at the funeral home Thursday from 6 until 8PM. Arrangements by GAINES CAREY HAND GARDEN CHAPEL FUNERAL HOME, Longwood, 767-5101 FRENCH, RUTH V. Memorial Senices for Mrs.

Ruth V. French, age 80, of Winter Park, who passed away on Wednesday May 3rd will be conducted on Wednesday May 17th at 11AM at Altamonte Springs Community Church with Reverend Marcella Freeze officiating. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Hospice of Central Florida, 2500 Maitland Center Parkway, Suite 300, Maitland, 32751. BALDWIN-FAIRCHILD FUNERAL HOME, GoldenrodWinter Park Chapel, 7520 Aloma Winter Park, 898-8111. GILLAM, FRANCES Mass of Christian Burial for Mrs.

Gillam will be celebrated at 1PM on Friday. May 12. 1995 at St. Timothy Catholic Church, Lady Lake with Father Louis Gonter, celebrant. Interment will follow at Good Shepherd Memorial Gardens, Ocala.

The family will receive friends at Page-Theus-Blanchard Funeral Home Thursday from 5-8PM. Memorial contributions may be made' to Hospice. PAGE-THEUS-8VANCHARD FUNERAL HOME, Leesburg (904) 787-5511 HORNE, KEVIN MARK Funeral Services for Kevin Mark Home, who passed away on May 8, 1995, will be held at the chapel of the CAREY HAND COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME, 2811 Curry Ford Road, Orlando, Saturday, 2PM with The Very Reverend John Hamatie officiating. Interment will be in Greenwood Cemetery. The family will receive friends Friday evening from 6-8PM at the funeral home.

TRACEWELL, MARTHA A. Funeral services for Mrs. Tracewell will be held from the Tavares Chapel of Hamlin Hilbish Funeral Directors on Friday at 10AM with Elder David Thomas officiating. Interment will follow in Lakeside Memory Gardens of Eustis. Friends may call at the funeral home on Thursday from 4-6PM.

Those desiring may direct memorials to Hospice House of Naples, 1095 Whippoor-will Lane, Naples, FL 33999. HAMLIN HILBISH FUNERAL DIRECTORS, 226 E. Burleigh Tavares, Florida RODRIGUEZ, LINO Funeral services for Lino Rodriguez will be held on Friday, May 12, 1995, at 10AM at St. James Cathedral with Father Vidal Arboleda of St. John Vianney Catholic Church officiating.

Friends may call at the funeral home on Thursday, May 11, 1995 from 6-8PM. Rosary Service at 7PM with Father John McCormick. Services under the direction of WOODLAWN FUNERAL HOME AND MEMORIAL PARK. STOLP, BEULAH H. Funeral services for Beulah H.

Stolp, 92, of Pheasant Avenue, Longwood who died Monday May 8th, will be held on May 12th (Friday) at in Palm Springs Drive Baptist Church, 601 Palm Springs Drive, Altamonte Springs with Pastor Loyal Carlson and Pastor Russell Stolp officiating. Interment will be in Woodlawn Cemetery, Greenville, SC. Friends may call at the church on Friday evening from 7PM until service time. For those who wish, memorial contributions may be made to the Mission Program co Palm Springs Drive Baptist Church, in Mrs. Stolp's name.

Arrangements by GAINES CAREY HAND GARDEN CHAPEL FUNERAL HOME, Longwood, 767-5101. WASSERMAN, MRS. GLORIA Graveside services for Mrs. Gloria Wasserman, age 60, of Apopka, who passed away Tuesday will be conducted Friday at 10AM at Ohev Shalom Cemetery with Rabbi Merrill Shapiro officiating. In lieu of flowers donations can be made to The American- Cancer Society.

BETH SHALOM MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 115 W. Gore Orlando, 423-8084 WYSOCKI, SUSAN M. Funeral Services for Susan Wysocki will be conducted 10AM Saturday at Carey Hand Garden Chapel with visitation at 9AM, one hour prior to the service. Burial will follow in Palm Cemetery. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions are requested for Hospice of Central Florida, 2500 Maitland Center Parkway, Suite 300.

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