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2B Pensacola News Journal Wednesday, June 9. 1993 .1 '5 i If FOR THE RECORD Exhibit appears to be submerges planes were recovered from a depth of about 140 feet and haven't been refurbished. The pilots survived, but efforts to locate them have failed. ENSIGN CHARLES Witkowski ditched the Dauntless when an engine failed during takeoff from the USS Sable. Lt Herbert Manning lost the Wildcat when its wing clippedia damaged plane as it took off from the USS Wolverine.

Rasmussen said the purpose of the exhibit is to juxtapose unrestored aircraft with the refu-bished craft in the rest of the museum. The exhibit also includes items removed from the danes. such as a Brow Street grand theft auto. Henry 0. Bryant 33, 1200 block of Faulkner Street violation of probation, armed burglary of an occupied residence, aggravated battery, possession of a destructive device.

Jimmy Robinson, 37, address unavailable, aggravated assault. Christina Ouintero, 23, Lions, possession of marijuana over 20 grams, possession of marijuana with intent to deliver, possession of cocaine. Frandoco Ybarro, $3. Vldaiia. possession of marijuana over 20 grams, possession of marijuana with intent to distribute.

Mary Horace, 37, Foley, violation of probation. SANTA ROSA COUNTY The following people were booked In Santa Rosa County JaU on felony charges between 7 a.m. Monday and 7 a.m. Tuesday. Names, ages and home addresses were obtained by the arresting officers from identification provided by the individuals.

Glenn Norrts Jr, 28. 4400 block of Ftoridatown Road. Pace, burglary, battery, criminal mischief. Ernest Sharritt, 44, 800 block of Baycliff Road, Gulf Breeze, arson. Juan Santos, 22, Lyons, possession of mariuana over 20 grams, possession with intent to deliver.

Pedro Rubio, 23. Lyons, possession of marijuana over 20 grams, possession with intent to deliver. By Ginny Graybiel News Journal Hundreds of visitors to the National Museum of Naval Aviation turned their attention Tuesday from the wild blue yonder to the murky depths of a lake that claimed numerous World War II airplanes. The Underwater Recovery Exhibit featuring two unrestored airplanes in a simulated underwater environment was opened in conjunction with the museum's 30th anniversary. THE FIXED-WING F4-F Wildcat fighter and SBD Dauntless dive bomber were lost between 1942 and 1945 by pilots training off makeshift aircraft carriers on Lake Michigan.

They were among six planes recovered two years ago. The first visitors to walk through the exhibit said they actually had a peculiar sensation of being underwater. "It's very unusual," said William Attick of Daytona Beach. "The netting and the lighting and the way they have it set up, you think you're down under there." The battered airplanes, displayed on beds of sand and dirt, are in a dimly lit room draped in camouflage netting. Lights shine through water boxes in the ceiling to simulate the sun glimmering through the lake.

"The water and the rippling really create an underwater atmosphere," said Ira Patterson of Metairie, La. "It's amazing." Museum Director Bob Rasmussen said the ning M2 aircraft machine gun, wallet, maps, a sealed canteen of water and a bar of milk OUR MISTAKE? nuke mistake in our mwi column, ttant to camel PtMM eali 435-B51 1. IfELONY ARRESTS 'ESCAMBIA COUNTY The tottowmg people weft booked in Escambia County Jad on felony charges between 7 a.m. dUaeday and 7 a.m. Tuesday.

Names, ages and home addresses were obtained by the arresting officers from identification provided by the individuals. Angela Stsftworirt, 34. 400 block of East Cross Street, possession of crack cocaine, possession of drug paraphernalia. James Gerdau, 20. 1300 block of Poppy Avenue, burglary, grand theft.

James Brooks. 24, 200 block of East Burgess Road, violation of probation. Sandra T. PoweM, 36, 6000 block of Audubon Drive. OUI with property and personal injury.

John Russell Allen, 20, address unavailable, child abuse (Intertemng with custody. William Ray Cofleld, 33. Evergreen, domestic violence, aggravated battery. James T. Dickson, 49.

1500 block of West Gregory Street, battery (domestic violence), aggravated assault (domestic violence). Raymond Barnes, 35, 900 block of South Street possession of cocaine, possession of drug paraphernalia. Theresa Hunt, 24, 5300 block of SpringhHI Road, aggravated assault with a motor vehicle and a knife, criminal mischief, domestic violence. Earnest Sharritt, 44. 800 block of Baycliff, aggravated battery (domestic violence), arson.

Robin Denise Ball, 30. 1000 block of West Fisher Street, possession of cocaine, possession of drug paraphernalia. Patrick O. KmeU, 18, 400 block of Quigley Drive, burglary, grand theft Marsha H. Joiner, 41.

1800 block of BroyhiK Drive, obtaining a controlled substance by fraud. Frank Lemos, 42, 1800 block of Prabo Street, Navarre, burglary of a structure, criminal mischief. Joe Alvin Harvell, 48, 1100 block of North Street, false imprisonment, aggravated battery. Derryle W. McCrory 33.

1 300 block of North chocolate. Police charge man in threat to hooker By Lesley Tritschler News Journal A prostitute screamed for help and tried crawling through a window she broke to escape a man she said tried to kill her Monday night, the Escambia County Sheriffs Department reported. The woman's screams attracted the attention of neighbors in the 1100 block of North Street, and one man who ran outside saw the woman trying to climb out of a window while a man was trying to pull her inside, the sheriffs report said. THE NEIGHBOR told the struggling man the Eolice were on the way, and the man shoved the alf-clothed woman out the window, the report said. Deputy Barton Fryer was driving on Street Harvell told Fryer the woman went crazy arid tried to jump out the first-floor window.

Bjj grabbed her just to keep her from going through the window, the report said. Jj The prostitute, a 34-year-old Pensacylg woman, told Fryer that Harvell, her "tricks had picked her up on Cervantes Street arfjS brought her to his home. When they got there, however, he begarl acting strangely, and the woman said she wanted to go home, she told Fryer. BUT HARVELL grabbed the door and allege edly said he was going to kill her, the report said. The woman began screaming, and she and Harvell struggled, she told Fryer.

She broke a front window with a chair and, tried to climb out while screaming for help, the report said. about midnight when she saw people clustered near the house. When Fryer stopped to see what was happening, the neighbors pointed to a white frame house and said a man had just pushed a woman through the window. Fryer was headed for the back of the house when a man with blood on his clothes stepped from the back door. THE MAN later was identified as Joe Harvell, 48, of the 1100 block of North Street, and he was charged with false imprisonment and aggravated battery.

He remained in Escambia County Jail Tuesday night after bail was set at $10,000. Suspect's friend denies taking a part in slaying Group aims to stop proposed Garcon bridge FROM IB weapon, Frank testified. White -asked "What's going on?" and Hall yelled at him to shut up before shooting him in the head, she said. Hall then fired a second time, Frank said. "I was hysterical.

I was in a state of shock," Frank said, describing her reaction to shooting. The couple then retreated to a nearby motel where Hall told her "We hit the jackpot, babe" as he counted more than $300 from White's wallet, Frank testified. THEY LEFT town the next day and traveled various places before their arrest in Ridgeway, three weeks after the shooting, Frank testified. She said she wanted to come forward but was afraid because she said Hall had threat- DUI ARRESTS The following people were arrested and charged with driving under the influence between 7 a.m. Monday and 7 am Tuesday.

Names, ages and home addresses were obtained by the arresting officer from identification provided by the individuals. ESCAMBIA COUNTY Jerry B. Vandergrtn, 24. Chattanooga, Term. Sandra T.

Powell, 36, 6000 block of Audubon Drive. Ronald Nichols, 29, 900 block of Lake Terrace Drive. Homer Bottoms, 27. Foley, Ala. Lola B.

Finkley, 56, 1600 block of North Davis Street. SANTA ROSA COUNTY No arrests. TRIAL AT A GLANCE Defendant James Hall, 21. Charges: First-degree murder and armed robbery In the Aug. 25 robbery and shooting death of 62-year-old Frank White.

Tuesday: The prosecutor and defense attorney presented opening statements, and the prosecution proceeded with Its case. Today: The prosecutor is expected to complete its case, and the defense will begin. ened her. THE DEFENSE contends that Frank fatally shot White and that Hall may only be guilty of lesser crimes in connection with the incident. ate a year-round tourism industry on the island.

When the plan is unveiled to the SRIA and County Commission late this month or in early July, it is likely to recommend a golf course as part of the plan, Endry said. "I would suspect that there's likely going to be something like that to get people interested in this area, but maybe not," Endry said, adding that the report is not based only around a golf course. "As far was we're concerned, that's just a piece in the puzzle," he said. SRIA seeks beach residents' views about use of 372 acres WANT TO GO? What: Meeting of Ban the Bridge Taxpayers, new group opposed to building the Garcon Point Bridge. Petitions against the bridge will be available for signing.

When: 7 p.m. tonight. Where: Sharky's Restaurant, 2548 Gulf Breeze Parkway, Gulf Breeze. get past the (Department of Environmental Regulation," Newton. He and Mary Murkland formed The goalpost was valued at about $1,000.

Traffic violation leads to marijuana arrests MILTON Failure to practice child safety led to the arrest Monday of two Lyons, men who were charged with possession of about 50 pounds of marijuana and possession of marijuana with intent to deliver. Juan Santos, 22, and Pedro Rubio, 23, were booked into the Santa Rosa County Jail and were being held without bond Tuesday. Trooper M.L. Brown of the Flor tional Cemetery with a Navy Chaplain officiating. WATERS AND HIBBERT FUNERAL HOME is in charge of arrangements.

Friends may call at the funeral home from 4 to 5 p.m. Wednesday. RETA MAE KING Reta Mae King, 61, of Pensacola died Friday, June 4, 1993, in a local nursing home after a brief illness. Mrs. King was a native of Purdue Hill, and had lived in Pensacola for 40 years.

She was the daughter or me late r-iODen and Reta Malone. She was also preceded in death by her brothers, Robert Jr. and Joe Malone. She was a faithful member of Englewood Baptist Church and was a retiree of the Escambia County School i The lengthier items appearing here are paid notices. To place a death notice, call 435-8585.

The summaries that usually appear at the beginning of the paid death notices are published on a one-time basis as a public service of the Pensacola News Journal as received from Pensacola area mortuaries. near its exit. THE FLORIDA Department of Environmental Regulation has until June 21 to decide whether tjo issue permits necessary for the bridge. State permits are required before the Santa Rosa Bay Bridge Authority can secure federal permits that are needed. i The authority has developed a financial plan to pay for the bridge through tolls, but Murkland and Newton say they are doubtful the authority will be able to follotv through and will lean on county taxpayers to fill in the gap.

The public is invited to a destructive device. He remained in Escambia County Jail Tuesday. Bryant arrived at a couple's home in the 2700 block of East Johnson Avenue about llp.mi, the department report said. He reportedly had the bat, rod and a bottle of gasoline with a rag stuffed in the top when he walked up to the family's front door. Bryant pushed his way into th house and allegedly hit a 45-year-old man in the forehead with the bat and then continued to swing the bat as he ran out the door, the sheriffs report said.

Compiled by Lesley Tritschler, Brad Barnes and Joey Bunch last 25 years. Survivors include three daughters, Inez Cain, Winifred Brackin and Mai-ben Riley; two sons, Keith Simmons and Aubrey Simmons; two Mabel Simmons and Ruth Pericola; 12 grandchildren; 17 great-grandchildren; and five great-great-grandchildren. Graveside funeral services will be 2 p.m. Thursday at Bayview WATERS AND HIBBERT FUNERAL HOME is in charge of arrangements. Friends may call at the funeral home from 6 to 8 p.m.

Wednesday. GEORGIA SIMMONS Georgia Simmons, 88, of Pensacola died Saturday, June 5, 1 993, in a local nursing home. Mrs. Simmons was born to the late Mrs. Winnie Bibbs and Mr.

China Thomas, May 12, 1905, in Montgomf ery, Ala. Mrs. Simmons moved to Pensacola at an early age. She lived here more than 50 years or more. She was associated with the National Blind Association.

Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Fannie Johnson of Crestview, Mattie F. Simmons and Sharon Ann Simmons, both of Pensacola; foster daughter, Mrs. Lillie M. Luckey; two sons, Charlie Simmons and Norrts Simmons; sister, Carmelia Bondell, all of Pensacola; sister-in-law, Addie Callaway of Shorta, two sons-in-law.

Rev. Ely Johnson of Crestview and Joseph Roberson Sr. of Pensacola; 12 grandchildren; 37 great-grandchildren; seven great-great-grandchildren; and a host of nieces, nephews, relatives and numerous friends. The family wishes to thank everyone for their kindness shown in their hour of sorrow. Funeral services wiN be 11 a m.

Thursday at Joe Morris and Son Funeral Home with the Rev. Cecil Smitfi officiating. Burial wiH be in Resthaven Gardens Cemetery with JOE MORRIS ANp SON FUNERAL HOME directing. Friends may call at the funeral home from 5:30 to ABLE MEDICAL Ft'OVED to! 2873 W. Michigan Ave.

944-6969 the group to give a voice to those against building the $84 million project that would link Interstate 10 near Milton with U.S. 98 east of Gulf Breeze. "LET'S LET our commissioners and let's let the governor know that we don't want this bridge," Murkland said. Bridge supporters say the road will take pressure off the Pensa-cola Bay Bridge and provide another hurricane evacuation route from south Santa Rosa County. Ban the Bridge Taxpayers disagree, saying the bridge will lower property values of subdivisions ida Highway Patrol said he stopped the car because small children were not in child-restraint seats.

Family reports attack by bat-wielding man A 33-year-old Pensacola man reportedly armed with a baseball bat, iron rod and an unlit Molotov cocktail stormed into a family's house and hit a man with the bat Monday, the Escambia County Sheriffs Department reported. Henry Bryant was charged with armed burglary of a residence, aggravated battery and possession of CHARLES LAMAR LANGHAM JR. Charles Lamar Langham 68, of Pensacola died Monday, June 7, 1 993, in a local hospital. Mr. Langham attended Brentwood Assembly of God Church and had been a resident of Pensacola since 1939.

He is survived by his mother, Janie Coleman Langham; three sons, D.L. Roland, Ray Roland and Ralph Roland; two daughters, Jeannette Waddell and Carolyn "Pugh; two brothers, Kennon Langham and Mariow Langham; 16 grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be 1p.m. Thursday at Bayview Chapel with the Rev. W.

Dean Shumway, pastor of Brentwood Assembly of God Church, officiating. Burial will be in Bayview Memorial Park with BAYVIEW FISHER-POU CHAPEL directing. Friends may call at Bayview Chapel, 3351 Scenic from 4 to 8 p.m. Wednesday. In Heu of flowers, contributions may be made to the American Lung Association.

Pallbearers win members of the family. CATHY D. REDDEN Cathy D. Redden, 37, of Pensacola died Monday, June 7, 1993. Cathy was born in Birmingham, but was a lifelong resident of Pensacola, where she was a member of the First Pentecostal Church.

She is survived by a daughter, Desiree Nicole Redden; her mother, Barbara J. Bailey; four sisters, Nancy Henry, Barbara Ann Ring, Betty June Boyett and Beth Bailey, aH of Pensacola; and a brother, Adren Murphree of Mobile, Ala. Funeral services wifl be 2p.m. Wednesday, June 9, In Eastern Gate Memorial Funeral Home with the Rev. Paul Welch officiating.

It was Cathy's wishes to be cremated. Her ashes win be Interred in Eastern Gate Memorial Gardens with EASTERN GATE MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME directing. The family will receive friends at the funeral home two hours prior to ser-vices. HADLEY N. SIMMONS Hadley N.

Simmons. 95, of Austin, Texas, died Monday in Austin. Mr. Simmons was a native of Pen-. sacola but had ived in Austin for the By Angle Basiouny News Journal Their name Ban the Bridge Taxpayers gets right to the point.

The new citizen group will hold its first meeting tonight to gather signatures on a petition against the proposed Garcon Point Bridge. "Nobody has asked the people effectively whether they want that cotton-pickin' bridge, said Gulf Breeze resident Robert Newton, co-organizer of the meeting. "The thing that shook people up now was we'd thought it was a dead issue. I didn't think it would ever POLICE LOG Vandals knock down Pine Forest goalpost Vandals felled one of the Pine Forest High School football stadium's goalposts Monday night or early Tuesday, an Escambia County Sheriffs Department report said. Jerry Pollard, a coach at the school, said he locked the fence surrounding the football field at about 8:30 p.m.

Monday. The stadium press box also had been entered, and a concession stand had been pried open, although nothing appeared missing, the report said. Crowthers; 16 grandchildren; and 16 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be 10 a.m. Thursday at Bayview Chapel with the Rev.

James Vance officiating. Burial will be in Bayview Memorial Park with BAYVIEW FISHER-POU CHAPEL directing. Pallbearers will be grandsons. Friends may call at Bayview Chapel, 3351 Scenic from 5 to 7 p.m. Wednesday.

EFFIE "HARRIETT" COTTRELL Effie 'Harriett" Cottrell. 90, died Friday, June 4, 1993, in a local hospital. Mrs. Cottrell was born In Pollard, June 29, 1902. She moved to Pensacola at an early age and was united in matrimony to Luoious Cottrell.

She moved to New York in 1972, and returned to Pensacola in 1992. She was a member of Toibert Chapel A.M.E. Zton Church. Survivors include her nieces, Mert-cile Hubbard of Brewton, Jeannie Dean and Clascile Broughton, both of Pensacola; and a host of other nieces and nephews. Graveside funeral services will be 11:30 a.m.

Thursday, June 10, In Res-thaven Gardens Cemetery with Dr. A.L. Durant, pastor of Macedonia Baptist Church, officiating. JUNIOR FUNERAl HOME is in charge of arrangements. There will be no wake but friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday; STANLEY WEBSTER ELLIS Mr.

Stanley Webster Ellis, 70, of Milton died Monday morning, June 7, 1993, in a local hospital after a lengthy illness. Funeral services will be 11a.m. Wednesday, June 9, at Lewis Funeral Home with Chaplain Bob Jones officiating. LEWIS FUNERAL HOME is in charge of arrangements. DANNIE JANE FRANKS Dannie Jane Franks.

91, of Pensacola died Monday. Mrs. Franks was a member of the Baptist church and the Escambia County Retired Teachers Association. Survivors include her husband, Robert Glenn Franks; a brother, A.B. McKenzie of Gonzalez; and a sister, Mrs.

Raleigh Dale Jackson of Brewton, Ala. Graveside funeral services will be 10:15 a.m. Thursday at Barrancas Na FROM IB Council, said the area is realizing it can't rely on the military as its economic base. "Right now we have a tremen- dous military establishment that we get along with very well. But an administration may come along later and decide they need to be somewhere else or they need to be smaller so we can't count on them," he said.

The council is finishing more than a year of work on a series of recommendations designed to cre Death Notices BATSON Leslie D. Batson. 74, of Pensacola died Sunday, June 6, 1993. Waters and Hibbert Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. FRANKS Dannie Jane Franks, 91, of Pensacola died Monday, June 7, 1993.

Services, Thursday in Barrancas National Cemetery. Waters and Hibbert Funeral Home directing. HARVILCHUCK Philip Harvilchuck, 75, of Pensacola Beach died Tuesday, June 8, 1993. Services will be private. Harper-Morris Memorial Chapel directing.

HAVENS Ethelyn Ada Havens, 77, of Pensacola died Monday, June 7, 1993. Services will be in the Smith-Mason Funeral Home in East Providence, R.I. Donnie Sowell Funeral Home is in charge of local arrangements. JONES Robert Jones, 69, of Pensacola died Monday, June 7, 1993. Services to be announced by Benboe Funeral Home.

LANGHAM Charles Lamar Langham 68, of Pensacola died Monday, June 7, 1993. Services, 1 p.m. Thursday. Bayview Fisher-Pou Chapel directing. PORTER Esther H.

Porter, 70, of Milton died Monday, June 7, 1993. Services will be in Greenlee Funeral Home, Beallvis-ville, Pa. Donnie Sowell Funeral Home is in charge of local arrangements. REDDEN Cathy D. Redden, 37, of Pensacola died Monday, June 7, 1993.

Services, 2 p.m. Wednesday. Eastern Gate Memorial Funeral Home directing. SIMMONS 'Hadley N. Simmons, 95, of Austin, Texas, died Monday, June 7, 1993.

Services, 2 p.m. Thursday in Bayview Cemetery. Waters and Hibbert Funeral Home directing. HARRISON CARTLEDGE Harrison Cartledge, 67, of Pensacola died Saturday, June 5. 1 993, in a local nursing home.

Deacon Cartledge was a native of Carroll County, however his early childhood years were spent in Clarksdale, Miss. In 1943, he volunteered and entered the U.S. Navy where he served on several command ships during World War II, the Korean conflict and the Vietnam War. He retired as a senior chief steward in 1973. Before coming to live in Pensacola, Deacon Cartledge lived in Chesapeake, where he united with the New Hope Baptist Church.

Survivors include his wife, Jewell Cartledge; son, Harrison Cartledge Jr. of Baltimore; stepson, Atty. Quentin Broxton of Panama City Beach; stepdaughter. Dr. Kyrel (Dr.

Kenneth) Kor-sah of Houston; father, Clennon Cartledge Sr. of Macautey, two brothers, George (Mamie) Cartledge and Clennon (Margaret) Cartledge, both of Chicago; brother-in-law. Dr. NeRoy (Lois) Anderson of Pensacola; six grandchildren; several Godsons and daughters in Cleveland, Chesapeake, and Gaithersburg, many nieces and nephews in Chicago and Louisville, a special Godmother, Emma Gardner of Clarksdale, and many other relatives and friends. Funeral services will be 12:30 p.m.

Friday, June 11, at Mt. Zion Baptist Church with the Rev. Matthew Payne II officiating. Burial will be in Barrancas National Cemetery. JOE MORRIS AND SON FUNERAL HOME is in charge of arrangements.

Friends may call at the Joe Morris Chapel from 7 to 8 p.m. Thursday. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Mt. Zion Baptist Church Building Fund, 528 W. Jackson Pensacola, FL 32501.

RUTH MAE CHAVIS Ruth Mae Chavis, 81, of Pensacola died Monday, June 7, 1993, in a local hospital. Mrs. Chavis was a native of Seymour, and had resided in Pensacola for the past 62 years. She was a member of the St. Mark United Methodist Church and was a Gray Lady volunteer at Baptist Hospital for 25 years.

Mrs. Chavis was preceded in death by her husband, William O. Chavis Sr. and her son, Robert E. Chavis.

Survivors include two sons, William O. Chavis Jr. and Jerry M. Chavis; two daughters, Betty Lou Barberi and Barbara Hodges; three sisters, Marion Ash, Florence Segelsky and Helen Cruthirds; a sister-in-law, Katie Board, Supervisor of Custodial Care at Goulding Elementary School for 21 years. Survivors include her four daughters, Carolyn McCree, Barbara J.

McNeal, Katrina (Kenneth) Holman and Jeanette (Benell) English, all of Pensacola; two sons, Calvin King of Pensacola and Cpl. Reginald King of Camp LeJuene, N.C.; a devoted sister, Lola B. Simpson; devoted fa-, ther-in-law, Robert King, both of Pensacola; sister-in-law, Eunice Malone of Mobile, aunt, Annie Bell Rigsby of Purdue Hill, uncle, George Rigsby of Clairbome, seven grandchildren; a great-grandchild; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. Funeral services will be 1 p.m. Thursday, June 10, at Englewood Baptist Church with the Rev.

Larry T. Holmes, pastor of the church, officiating. Burial win be in Holy Cross Cemetery with JOE MORRIS AND SON FUNERAL HOME directing. Pallbearers will be Kenneth Holman, Darra McCree, Larry Simpson, Benell English, Levon Simpson Robert Simpson, Erick McCree John Malone and Walter Williams. Honorary pallbearers will be Deacons of Englewood Baptist Church.

The family will leave from 1010 W. Leonard St. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 to 8 p.m. Wednesday..