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Pensacola News Journal Tuesday, April 24, 1990 IEEE POLICE LOG FOR THE RECORD OUR MISTAKE? r.r If we make a mistake In our news columns, we want to correct it Pleat call 435-851 1 ao we can set the record atraight. All correctiont will be printed on the front page of the newspaper aection in which the occurred. BIRTHS 7 George Andrew Cassimus 37, and Eugenia Marie Taylor, 40, both of Pensacola. Bradly Beaux Konopka, 32, and Mary Grace Konopka, 38, both of Pensacola. Richard Dean Hammett, 32, and Karen Lynn Hammett, 32, both of Pensacola, John Marvin Hill, 48, and Adele Kealaonaon-aokahala Gestrich, 42, both of Pensacola.

William Arthur Gillett, 51, and Hazel Irene Srout, 45, both of Pensacola. Thomas Gordon Taylor, 21, and Mary Lynn Warren, 19, both of Pensacola. Brian Wade Wilson, 19, and Angela Kay Horton, 19, both of Pensacola. Walter Fitzgerald Euerhart, 25, and Valerie Deneen Pickens, 24, both of Pensacola. Theodore Henry Jackson 29, Carolyn Elaine Roberta, 27, both of Pensacola.

John Daniel Johnston, 38, and Belinda Sisco, 26, both of Pensacola. Vincent Christian Foster, 21, and Karen Elizabeth Bowers, 19, both of Pensacola. Brian Ward Elliott, 37, and Catherine Louise Rlzzo, 30, both of Pensacola. Joshua Pord Berelson, 20, and Lisa Higgley, 28, both of Pensacola. Gary Ernest Cantrell, 30, and Glenda Leigh Watson, 24, both of Birmingham, Ala.

Gary Norman Hauffe, 28, and Karyn Beth Arthur, 24, both ol Milton. TRAFFIC ALERT .1 WEST FLORIDA HOSPITAL April 17 A -A boy, Joshua Edwin, born to Joy and Charlie Smith. April 19 A boy, John Kenneth, born to Kathryn end Daniel Chivalisz Sr. A girl, Brittany Ann, born to Jerri and Ricky Renfore. A boy, Aaron Scott, born to Sheila and Aaron Lopez.

April 20 A boy, Jeffrey Ray, bom to Vickl and Kenny J- Cranlord. April 21 A girt, Aianna Jewel, bom to Rhonda and m3 Kenneth Smith. Jjjjj A boy, Steven Michael, bom to Renee and vAchael Davis. Jj" A boy, Jamea Cassidy, bom to Laura and KHames Ellis. fcZJ.

April 22 A boy, Kye Andrew, bom to Tammy and JffiMffrey Snow. BIRTHING CENTER April 18 A boy, Raphael Cameron, bom to Monique I and Victor Vickers. Law-enforcement officers lead the funeral procession of those mourning the death of Oc Weaver on Monday. The procession was traveling along New Warrington Road Shriners honor comrade killed helping child Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children Tampa Unit. Weaver, Christopher Huffman and his mother Allison, two other crippled children, and three adults were crossing Busch Boulevard to their hotel after eating dinner.

Weaver was carrying Christopher, who has spina bifida and has undergone orthopedic treat Charles Gonzalez, descendant of Spanish colonist, dies at 79 Bruce GranerNews Journal ment at the Shriners' Hospital since 1988. Weaver and the boy were almost across the four lanes of traffic when James Earl Russ, 21, of Tampa, struck them. Russ has been charged with driving under the influence manslaughter by culpable negligence, and driving under the influence accident with serious injuries. His interests included lobbying with the Pensacola Chamber of Commerce on behalf of the U.S. Navy, his son said.

"He was very big with military affairs in Pensacola. He loved the Navy," he said. Mr. Gonzalez Was past president of the Navy League, past director of the Rotary Club, past chairman of the Military Affairs Committee for the Pensacola Chamber of Commerce, and a member of the Pensacola Country Club and Theta Chi Fraternity at the University of West Florida. When he wasn't working, Mr.

Gonzalez enjoyed boating, fishing and traveling. Survivors include his wife, Mary Morgan Holsberry Gonzalez; his son and daughter-in-law, Charles and Mollie Gonzalez; his daughter and son-in-law, Rhoda and William Warren a brother, Harry Gonzalez; and eight grandchildren. Services will be at 3 p.m. Wednesday in St. Michael's Catholic Church.

Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. FROM IB "fought the battle well. He was a good soldier, a fine husband, a good Shriner. He shall be missed. "If you'd asked Oc how he wanted to go home, he'd have said, 'In action.

At the time of his death, Weaver was on his first trip as a volunteer driver from Hadji Temple to the Sponsor says storms hurt festival most FROM IB Humphrey has seen the photograph and said it doesn't offend him. "It didn't offend me personally because I'm not an emotional type person," Humphrey said, although he said he could see why it could offend someone. "But I think it wasn't the wisest idea to have those type of pictures in there," Humphrey said. "If we take the situation and reverse it, you know, if you had a black person with the gun with a white person on the ground, I wonder if the picture would be in there." Miller said he won't remove the picture based on one complaint. "We've not had any complaints on the photograph but one that I'm aware of," Miller said.

But Humphrey said that decision could prove detrimental to New World Landing. "You're going to have sensitive people," Humphrey said. "And if he keeps it in there, it's going to affect his business." Man raped, robbed in Fort Pickens facility A 30-year-old man was raped early Saturday morning in a bathroom at Fort Pickens on Pensacola Beach, according to the Escambia County Sheriffs Department. The victim said he went to the Battery Cooper area of Fort Pickens at 4 a.m. to find a friend.

He said he was in the bathroom when two men approached him from behind and began striking him in the face. One of the men forced the victim to perform sex acts while the other held the victim. The victim was then forced to lav across his vehicle and remove his clothes. The same man who forced the victim into sex acts said, "If you scream, I'll kill you." He then continued the sexual assault, reports said. The suspects took the victim's vehicle and wallet, which contained $100, and fled east toward Pensacola Beach.

Pedestrian in hospital after being hit by car A 43-year-old Pensacola resident was in guarded condition Monday night at Baptist Hospital after being hit by a car Sunday night. James C. Dykes, 2000 block of Colony Road, Pensacola, was crossing Mobile Highway when he was struck by a car driven by Marcellus Smith III, 17, 100 block of Edison Drive, Pensacola, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. The accident happened at 9:30 p.m. on Mobile Highway south of Wabash Avenue, troopers said.

The impact knocked Dykes 39 feet. He landed in the center of the northbound lane. No charges have been filed against Smith; charges are pending against Dykes. Suspect in robbery, auto theft in jail A Pensacola man accused of be-ing involved in an armed robbery and auto theft was jailed Monday without bond. Willie James Young, 29, 2900 block of Rhythm Street, was arrested Sunday on Tarragona Street and taken to the Escambia County Jail.

Young is suspected of being one of two men who robbed a man early Sunday, taking the victim's car, a gold chain valued at $200, and $15, Deputy Carol Newman said. Later, Pensacola police investigated a car accident at 4:27 a.m. at Cross and Guillemard streets involving the victim's car. Witnesses said two men got out of the car and ran. Young fit the description of one of the men who ran from the accident scene, Newman said.

Newman said Young refused to identify himself, but he was taken to the jail where officers were able Jo identify him from jail files. Staff writer Allison Smith and Cindy West compiled this report. the beginning of the mortuaries. local hospital. She was a native of Skopelos, Greece and had lived in Pensacola for 69 years.

She was active in numerous charitable and community organizations and was the wife of the late Charles S. Liberis, a Pensacola businessman. Survivors include: a son and daughter-in-law, Charles S. Liberis and Gin- ger L. Liberis; and a grandson, Alfred houinard.

Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday in The Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church with the Rev. Theodore Chelpon officiating. Burial will be in St. Johns Cemetery with Waters Hibbert Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.

Friends may call at the funeral home from 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday. The pre-requiem will begin at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Waters Hibbert. JUNIOR BUSTER SCOTT Buster Scott.

68, of 1205 E. Hayes died 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 17. at Baptist Hospital after a long illness. He was a native of Castleberry, but had lived in Pensacola for the past 40 years.

He was a retired employee of Hofy Cross Catholic Cemetery and received an award for outstanding, loyal and dedicated service from the Diocese of PensacolaTallahassee. He was a veteran of the United States Army, a member of Church of the Living God (C.W.F.F.), and a member of the board of trustees. Survivors include his wife, Ruby L. Scott; his daughter Leona Sparks; three sons, Ive, Jimmie L. and Alonzo Scott; his mother, Eva G.

Scott; two brother John D. Scott and Jonas McFugerson; three sisters-in-law, Elois Ghaskin, Elizabeth Ghaskin, Thelma McFugerson; two brothers-in-law, Felix Ghaskin and Henry Ghaskin; one daughter-in-law Gussie Scott; one son-in-law, Raymond Sparks; four grandchildren, Rhosean, Stephanie and Marvin Scott, Chrissy Sparks; his father-in-law, Henry C. Ghaskin; his uncle Elliott Scott; his aunt, Viola Scott; twelve neices; ten nephews and host of cousins, other relatives and friends. Funeral services will be held 3 p.m. Tuesday in Junior Funeral Home chapel with the Rev.

Ronald L. Sanders, pastor of Church of the Living God (C.W.F.F.), officiating. Burial will be at the Holy Cross Cemetery. Junior Funeral Home In charge of arrangements. A Street at Intendencia will be closed for three days beginning Monday to allow for the construction of utility lines.

Interstate 10 remains closed between Ponce de Leon at Florida Highway 81 and Bonifay at Florida Highway 79 because of damage caused by floods in March. Cars are being detoured to U.S. 90. Trucks traveling east are being detoured to Highway 81 south to Highway 20, and then west to Highway 79. ARRESTS ESCAMBIA COUNTY The following is a list of people booked in the Escambia County Jail on felony charges between 7 a.m.

Sunday and 7 a.m. Monday, according to Corrections Department records: Rebecca Hlebert, 28, 5000 block of Highway 164, Walnut Hill, fugitive from justice. Thomas Hlebert, 29, 5000 block of Highway 164, Walnut Hill, fugitive from justice. Mattie R. Jenkins, 28, 2500 block of Jones Street.

Milton, grand theft auto. Willie Earl English, 34, 1500 block of East Baars Street, violation of probation. Richard Dwayne Taglialavore, 25, of Sll-dell, violation of probation. Sandra Graham, 27, 1800 block of East Nine Mile Road, worthless check. Michael Paul Cravatt, 18, of Frisco Road, aggravated assault.

Melvin Lamar Berry, 33, 700 block of Truman Avenue, violation of probation. Willie Jamea Young, 29, 2900 block of Rythm Street, armed robbery, grand theft auto. Charles Jordan, 18, 1600 block of West Scott Street, aggravated assault. Nineteen other people were booked in the jail on misdemeanors at 7 a.m. Monday.

There were 843 inmates in the jail at 7 a.m. Monday. fallen rescuers "(Tech. Sgt.) Joel Mayo was an old head and was the glue that held the crew together," Thigpen recalled. Outside the chapel, Col.

George Gray, commanding officer of the 1st Special Operations Wing, which oversees the 8th SOS, and Col. Dale Stovall, vice commander of the 23rd Air Force, laid a wreath at a stained glass memorial to the men as Taps was played. A flyover by two Hurlburt special operations helicopters and a Hurlburt HC-130 airplane in the "missing man" configuration completed the service. The aircraft were not involved in the mission, but are a legacy of it, Gray said. It's a legacy Gray hopes the special operations forces community and this nation "will never forget, he said.

Death Notices BRINKMAN Thomas Franklyn Brinkman, 70, of Pensacola, died Monday, April 23, 1990. Services, 3 p.m. today in Bayview Memorial Park. Bayview Fisher-Pou Chapel directing. BROWN Gladys Aline Brown, 83, of Pensacola, died Monday, April 23, 1990.

Services, lp.m. Wednesday. Fisher-Pou Funeral Service directing. CARPENTIERI James Vincent Carpentieri, 89, of Pensacola, died Sunday, April 22, 1990. Services will be handled by Fisher-Pou Funeral Service.

GONZALEZ Charles Fennell Gonzalez of Pensacola, died Monday, April 23, 1990. Services, 3 p.m. Wednesday in St Michael's Catholic Church. Waters and Hibbert Funeral Home directing. HAWKINS Marv Ida Hawkins, 89, of Pensacola, died Monday, April 23, 1990.

Visitation, 4 to 6 p.m. today at 1370 E. Tunis Pensacola. Fisher-Pou Funeral Service directing. HUTTO Gilbert Hutto, 80, of Jay, died Monday, April 23, 1990.

Services, 2 p.m. Wednesday. Flomaton Funeral Home directing. JONES Sayles R. Jones, 83, of Pensacola, died Sunday, April 22, 1990.

Services, 10 a.m. Wednesday. Faith Chapel Funeral Home directing. KOCHENDERFER Charlie Joe Kochenderfer, 52, of Pensacola, died Monday, April 23, 1990. Arrangements will be handled by Fisher-Pou Funeral Service.

LIBERIS Mary Liberia, 86, of Pensacola, died Sunday, April 22, 1990. Services, 11a.m. Wednesday in the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church. Waters and Hibbert Funeral Home directing. RAMSEY Elizabeth A.

Ramsey, 79, of Decatur, died Saturday, April 21, 1990. Services, 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Haggard and Armes Funeral Home in Decatur, Ind. LOTTERY MIAMI (AP) Here are the winning numbers selected Monday in the Florida Lottery: "CASH 3-1-4 MEETINGS The following governmental boards and agencies are scheduled to meet today. Okaloosa County: Destin Environmental Committee, 4 p.m., City Hall.

Fort Walton Beach City Council, 7 p.m., City Hall. County Tourist Development Council, 5:30 p.m., Fort Walton Beach City Hall. County School Board, 6:30 p.m., County Courthouse, Crestview. MARRIAGES The following people have applied for marriage licenses in Escambia County: April 20 Donald H. Eye, 32, and Sandra Lee Rice, 31, both of North Canton, Ohio.

Rodney Alan Sellers, 24, and Christine Marie Skrobisz, 20, both of Pensacola. Kelvin Darnell Smith, 30, and Madelyn Andrea Barge, 27, both of Pensacola. Hurlburt honors FROM IB former or current Hurlburt airmen and a few family members. Capt. Hal Lewis, an experienced instructor pilot who arrived as preparations for the mission were beginning, "worked extremely Jyard," Thigpen said.

About a Hnonth before Desert One the wode name for where those on the fission were to stop he was rewarded with his own crew. Capt. Lyn Mcintosh, a pilot, was new in special operations, but "With every fiber of his being, he wanted to participate," Thigpen "Capt. Rick Bakke was described "as the resident expert navigator flew a number of missions with Thigpen and Capt. Tom Mc- Kjillan.

Bakke also was new to the I squadron, and was a quiet, profes- sional navigator. County students second place quiz tournament J-v rom staff reports 2'A team of Escambia County high school students finished second 'Monday at the Florida High School Academic Tournament at Disney World in Orlando. The team's 211 points were sur-' passed only by Pinellas County's points. Team members include Pratap P'Raju, Woodham High School; Ja-JUion Phipps, Tony Ansbro and Joel JQalang, Escambia High School; jJKara Slade, Washington High jBchool; and Laura Marx, High School. All but Raju, JJJiflio is a junior, are seniors.

rThe three-day competition, cov-' ring nearly all subjects, was simi- Mar to the old GE College Bowl television show, said Escambia County School District spokes- woman Barbara Frye. "It went down to the last minute before the team from Pinellas edged them out," Frye said. Monica Pilkey, an information specialist with the Florida Depart-Iment of Education who attended -the competition, said the ques-i tions were more that just "Jeopar-Idy-types." In one question, students lis-Itened to music, but weren't asked to name the song. "Instead, they were asked to fiame the type of music and what of instrument was the lead instrument)," Pilkey said. Each Escambia student won an scholarship from Barnett 'Bank and a ring.

said team members were selected after qualifying in district competition last November. I Teams from Okaloosa and Santa counties also participated, I but were eliminated in prelimi-hary rounds. Okaloosa, like Es-jlcambia, competed in the Division tltcom petition (for larger schools), while Santa Rosa competed in Division 2 (for medium-sized The lengthier Items appearing here ore paid death notices. To ploce a death notice, call 435-8585. The summaries which usually appear at paid death notices ore published on one-rime basis as a public service of the Pensacola News Journal as received from Pensacola-area By Allison Smith News Journal Charles Fennell Gonzalez a fifth generation Pensacolian who dearly loved the city and its history, died Monday at his home.

He was 79. "I don't think you could have moved him out of Pensacola," said his son Charles Gonzalez III. "He and my mother lived in the same house in East Hill for 54 years. He didn't have any interest to move anywhere else. Mr.

Gonzalez was a great-great-grandson of Don Manuel Francis Gonzalez, a prominent Spanish colonist who came to Pensacola in 1784 with a land grant from the king of Spain. The Gonzalez settlement was called Bohemia, now a subdivision off Scenic Highway on Escambia Bay. Mr. Gonzalez was born and raised in Bohemia. He was a graduate of Pensacola High School and the University of Florida.

During World War II, Mr. Gonzalez was manager of Defense Petroleum Craft barge projects, which shipped oil along the Gulf Coast. He retired in 1983 as vice president of Bell Steel where he worked for 25 years. 1736 North 18th Avenue, died Monday, April 23, 1990 at his home. Mr.

Gonzalez was a native and lifelong resident of Pensacola. He was born at Bohemia on Escambia Bay in 1910. His parents were Charles F. and Margaret Sheppard Gonzalez. He was a great-great-grandson of Don Manuel Francis Gonzalez, a prominent Spanish Colonial and holder of land grants from the King of Spain.

He was a member of Theta Chi Fraternity at the Universityof Florida, was manager of Defense Petroleum Craft Bay projects during World War II, retired as vice president of Bell Steel Co. in 1983. He was an active member of the Pensacola Chamber of Commerce Military Affairs Committee for many years, was a member of the Pensacola Rotary Club and several social clubs. He was crowned DeLuna of the Fiesta of Five Flags in 1975 and was preceded in death by his sister, Rhoda Gonzalez Cary and his brothers, Frank and M.F. Gonzalez.

Survivors Include: his wife, Mary Morgan Holsberry Gonzalez; a son and daughter-in-law, Charles F. Gonzalez III and Mollie Gonzalez; a daughter and son-in-law, Rhoda Mary Gonzalez Warren and William H. Warren brother, Harry R. Gonzalez of West Palm Beach; grandchildren, Charles F. Gonzalez IV and his wife Annabelle, Ensign Thomas F.

Gonzalez, Rhoda Mary Gonzalez, Ruth C. Gonzalez, William H. Warren III, Charles M. Warren, James M. Warren, and Robert E.

Warren. Funeral services will be at 3 p.m. Wednesday in St. Michaels Catholic Church with the Very Rev. Richard J.

Bowles, V.F., pastor of St. Michaels Parrish, officiating. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery with Waters Hibbert Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. The family requests that flowers be omitted. Pallbearers win be Grandsons.

FISHER-POU WILHELMINA MARGARET HOLCOMB Wilhelmlna Margaret Holcomb, 75, of Pensacola, died Saturday morning, April 21, 1990 at her residence. She was a native and lifelong resident of Pensacola, was a member of the St. Michael's Catholic Church and was retired from the Medical Center Clinic with over 30 years of service. Survivors include: two sons, Stephen Holcomb of Gulf Breeze, Lt. Michael Holcomb of Kings Bay, her mother, Alma P.

Wells of Pensacola, two sisters, Gloria Cross of Mobile, Fredericks Eason of Foley, a brother, Kenneth Wells of Pensacola; and four grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, April 25, 1990 in St. Michael's Catholic Church with the Very Rev. Richard Bowles, V.F., officiating.

Burial will be In Barrancas National Cemetery with Fisher-Pou Funeral Service, 27 E. Wright In charge of arrangements. Friends may call at the Fisher-Pou Funeral Service, Downtown, from 5 to 8 p.m. Tuesday. The Rosary will be recited at 6 p.m.

Tuesday at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to St. Michael's Catholic Church or St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital in Memphis, Tenn. Pallbearers will be: Leroy Rigby, T.

Brandon Wheeler, J.A. Steele, R. Eugene Wheeler, Evan Wheeler, and Kenneth Wells. FAITH CHAPEL SAYLES R. JONES Sayles R.

Jones, 83, of Pensacola, died Sunday evening, April 22, 1990 in a local hospital. Mr. Jones was a native of Greenwood, Miss, and a lifetime resident of Pensacola. He was retired from the U.S. Navy, a member of the Fleet Reserve, Masonic Lodge 24, York Rite, and a member, Deacon, and former treasurer for 25 years with the East Brent Baptist Church.

Survivors include: his wife, Kathren Jones; two daughters, Edna Williams of Ft. Collins, Lena "Brandy" Brandon of Pensacola; five grandchildren, Pat Brown, Joe Fagerstrom, Joan Jones, Jacksie Goodwin, Judy Lynn; and ten great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday in the chapel of Faith Chapel Funeral Home with Dr. Dale Patterson officiating.

Burial will be in Barrancas National Cemetery with Faith Chapel Funeral Home In charge of arrangements. Friends may call at the funeral home from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday. Active pallbearers will be: Bob Pal-fren, Tom Woodson, Luther White, George Bradshaw, Early Jones and Gene Valle. Honorary pallbearers will be: Members of Masonic Lodge 24.

The Masonic Lodge will open at 9 a.m. Wednesday for those attending. WATERS HIBBERT MARY LIBERIS Mary Liberis, 86, died Sunday in a WALLACE Alvin Richard Wallace, 63, of Pensacola, died Friday, April 20, 1990. Services to be announced by Junior Funeral Home. FISHER-POU GLADYS ALINE BROWN Gladys Aline Brown, 83, of Pensacola, died Monday, April 23, 1990 in a local hospital.

She was a native of Monroe County, Ala. and had lived in Pensacola for 50 years coming here from Monroeville, Ala. Survivors Include: a son, Fred S. Brown Jr. of Milton; a daughter, Gary Ann Chapman of Pensacola; a son-in-law, Curtis M.

Chapman of Pensacola; nephew, A.J. Mayo; niece, Marilyn Milstead; five grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday, April 25, 1990 in Fisher-Pou Chapel with Pastor Aaron H. Gillman, pastor of The First Church of the Open Bible, officiating.

Burial will be in Pensacola Memorial Gardens with Fisher-Pou Funeral Service, 27 E. Wright Street, in charge of arrangements. Friends may call at the funeral home from 5 to 8 p.m. Tuesday. ROGERS-NORTHVIEW JAMES M.

DUNHAM James M. Dunham, 84, of Pensacola, died Satuday, April 21, 1990 in a local hospital. Mr. Dunham was a native of White Oak, N.C., but had resided in Pensacola for the past 37 years, coming here from North Carolina. He was a retired real estate agent and a member of the Ensley United Methodist Church.

Survivors Include his brother, Layton Dunham of Avon Park; his sister, Gertrude Smith of Fayetteville, N.C.; several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held 1 1 a.m. Tuesday in Rogers-Northview Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Mary Beth Cloyd, pastor of Ensley United Methodist Church officiating. Burial will be in the Gonzalez United Methodist Church Cemetery.

Rogers-Northvlew Funeral Home is In charge of arrangements. Pallbearers will be Donald Smith, Joseph T. Wiggins, Gary Toth, William Nelson, John Strickland, O.Z. Howell. WATERS HIBBERT CHARLES FENNELL GONZALEZ JR.

Charles Fennell Gonzalez 79, of.