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PAGE 10 THE MUNCIE EVENING PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1984 obituaries Annabelle Pointer pending at Gill attended city schools and was a member of Gethsemane Church of God and Christ, Anderson. Surviving are her husband, Richard; a daughter, Thelma Sloss, Muncie; a son, Dennis Grinage, Muncie; three sisters, Vera Thomas and Emmajean Ashley, both of Muncie, and Ruth Hughes, Anderson; a brother, Robert Williams, Toledo, Ohio; 12 grandchildren and a great-grandson. M. Hisle and moved to Connersville in 1938. Other survivors include his wife Verdella; four daughters, Jean Butler, Carolyn Hudson and Becky Allen, all of Connersville, and Shelia Grassman, Palm Bay, two sons, Bobby and Jimmy, both of Connersville; another brother, R.N., Georgetown, two sisters, Della Abercrombie, Connersville, and Leona Booher, Bloomington; 17 grandchildren and nine greatgrandchildren.

Discharged airman succumbs to AIDS SAN BERNARDINO. Calif. (UPI) The first airman suffering from AIDS to receive a medical discharge from the Air Force with full retirement benefits, has died of the Acquired Immunity Deficiency Syndrome, military officials said. Raymond Orsini, 27. formerly assigned to the 53rd Military Airlift IMPORTED CAR AIR CONDITIONING RECHARGING REPAIR G.W.

Bartlett Co. 1912 Granville 289-1586 Services are Funeral Home for Annabelle Pointer, 57, 1015 N. Hodson. Mrs. Pointer died Tuesday in Ball Hospital after a sudden illness.

She was a native of Muncie, The funeral 68. Connersville, Thomas E. at 2 p.m. Brown and Connersville. Cemetery Calling today at Hisle died illness in He was Hunter for Hunter M.

Hisle, brother of the Rev. Hisle of Muncie, will be Friday in Thompson, Urban Funeral Home, Burial will be in Dale there. hours are 4 to 9 p.m. the funeral home. Mr.

Tuesday after a brief his home. born in Winchester, Don't miss a public in America 32 Delaware, Randolph seniors receive Hoosier Scholarships Robert Duncan, 57, RR 11, died Wednesday evening at CaylorNichols clinic in Bluffton after a long illness. A native of Kentucky, he had lived in Muncie since his military retirement in 1965, after 20 years' service. He worked at the Westinghouse plant until last year. He was a member of the Westinghouse Sympathy Club and a former member of Masonic lodges in Robert Duncan Texas.

Surviving are his wife, Mary; two daughters, Elaine Ramsey of Ridgeville and Margaret Duncan of Muncie; his mother, Mary Martin of Whitely City, two brothers, Estle Duncan of Muncie and Clarence Duncan of Pine Knot, a sister, Irene Keith of Sidney, Ohio; and two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Parson Mortuary. Everett L. Koontz WINCHESTER Services for Everett L. Koontz, 76, RR 2, will be at 10:30 a.m.

Saturday in Fraze, Brooks and Davis Funeral Home. Union City. Burial will be in Mooreland Cemetery, Mooreland. Friends may call at the mortuary from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday.

Mr. Koontz died Sunday in his home after an extended illness. He was a native of Henry County. Mr. Koontz retired in 1970 from Anchor Hocking after 19 years of service.

He also was a farmer in Randolph County for several years. He was a member of Anchor Hocking Sympathy Club. Surviving are his wife, Leatha Arnold Koontz; two daughters, Mrs. Delore Veenstra, San Rafael, and Mrs. Becky Fredriksson, Washington, D.C.; three stepdaughters, Mrs.

Shirley Coats, Winchester, Mrs. Carol Bailey, Ridgeville, Mrs. Sharon Littrell, Fort Myers, a sister, Amy Lee, Modoc: 10 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Vilas Burry Rites for Vilas Burry, 77, Penn- County. He was married to Ella ville, a former employee of Indiana Zimmerman, who died April 27.

Glass. Dunkirk. will be at 2 p.m. 1983. Friday in Pennville United Methodist Church.

Burial will be in Evangelical Mennonite Cemetery, west of Berne. Calling at Baird-Freeman Funeral Home in Portland is after 2 p.m. today. Mr. Burry died Tuesday in Cooper Nursing Home, Bluffton.

He worked at Indiana Glass in Dunkirk for 50 years. He was a member of Pennville United Methodist Church. Mr. Burry was born in Adams He is survived by a son, Vilas Eugene Burry. Geneva: three daughters, Mrs.

Keith (Neva) Basey, Clearwater, Mrs. Vernon (Doris) Morgan, Pennville. and Violet Trader. Dunkirk: six sisters. Elva Melick, Hartford City, Selma Wulliman.

Berne. and Martha Smith. Lucinda Pettit, Lillian Pearson and Verena Peek, all of Fort Wayne: 19 grandchildren and several great-grandchildren. Former state GOP chief Edwin Beaman dies INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) Former Indiana state Republican chairman Edwin Beaman. 77, died Monday in Fort Myers, Fla.

The Webster City, Iowa, native grew up in Decatur, before moving to Princeton and opening a dairy in 1939. Beaman was elected to the Indiana State Senate in 1942 representing Pike and Gibson counties. Beaman later served as commissioner of the Indiana Department of Revenue and worked for the Department of Commerce before being an assistant to Gov. Harold Handley. In 1960.

Beaman was elected state party chairman and became an assistant to U.S. Sen. Homer Capehart. Beaman later moved to Florida where he worked for the Fort Myers Chamber of Commerce. He retired in 1978.

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at Beacon St. 289-3802 282-3706 Gov. Robert Orr has announced the names of 838 graduating high school seniors who are recipients of 1984-85 Hoosier Scholarship awards. Thirty-two Delaware and Randolph county students are included on the list. Each Hoosier scholar will receive a $500 cash award from the state to be used toward his or her further education.

The scholars will also receive a certificate during their commencement exercises. The Hoosier Scholars program, administered by the State Student Assistance Commission, recognizes superior scholarship without regard to family income. Awards this year total $419,000. To be eligible, students must be in the top 20 percent of their graduating class, must be recommended by their school and must plan to attend an approved Indiana institution of higher education. Local recipients include: Elaine Hakes and Melissa Green, Burris Laboratory School; John Elliott and Christopher Wright, Central High School; Sundai Voorhees and David Weaver, Cowan JuniorSenior High School: Debbie Spangler and Ron Walker.

Daleville Junior-Senior High School; Barbara Breitung and David McPhee, Delta High School; Steven Shroyer and Debbie Aguillard, Northside High School; Kelley Sylvester and Brian Thomason, Southside High School; Kelly Jennings and Jerry Pierce, Wapahani High School; Monte Antrim and Robert Hadsell, Wes-Del High School; Scott Brassart and Stephanie Lawrence, Yorktown High School; Sonia King and Michelle Schlenker. Monroe Central Junior-Senior High School; Derek Decker and Treva Warren, Randolph Southern Junior-Senior High School; Stacy Price and Judy Winn, Union Junior-Senior High School: Robin Bolinger and Amy Frazier, Winchester Community High School; Mark Stocksdale and Todd Bailey, Union City Community High School. Mrs. Pointer Hoosiers give a record $51 million to United Way in 1983 Hoosiers set a new record in 1983 in donating $51 million to the United Way of Indiana, including $1.501,000 to United Way of Delaware County. The Delaware County total was 5.8 percent more than 1982, when 1.418,639 was raised, according to Peter Tutoli, executive director of United Way of Delaware County.

A total of $910,988 was collected in the major firms division this year in Delaware County. Other division totals include: $75,438, professional; $126,600, financial; $14,360, retail; $203,790, community services; $16,449, automotive and construction; $45,280, related and special gifts; $18,072, services; $56,163, shopping center; $29,168, manufacturing and supply; and $5,123, county. Squadron at Norton Air Force Base. died A April 6 at the San Diego Naval Hospital. officials said Wednesday.

He received the medical discharge last September after officials determined he was not medically qualified to perform his full range of military duties because of his AIDS. "Your Children, Our television series exploring childhood Check local listings for dates NOW endorses Mrs. McCarty, Goodall INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) McCarty. National Organization for Women members are devoting volunteer Receiving a contribution was time but not political action state Rep. Hurley Goodall, D- committee money to the guber- Muncie, House District 34.

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