FLORIDA 3 The Orlando Sentinel, Saturday, January 21, 1984 UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Surf's up so is the mercury It's no wonder Miami Beach is a tourist mecca. take advantage of South Florida's typical winter The surf is up, the weather is warm, the days weather by taking a leisurely stroll down Miami are mostly clear. A woman and her young friend Beach's famed beaches Thursday. Jane S. Wake, 70, 3789 S.
U.S. Highway 17-92, Kissimmee, died Thursday. Born in Salem, she was a winter resident from Middleton, Mass. She was a retired bookkeeper for a battery company and was a member of St. Agnes Catholic Church, Middleton.
Survivors: husband, Paul Bishop; sons, John Quinby, Middleton, Frank Quinby, Salem; mother, Mrs. Mary Anna Kowalski, Peabody, sisters, Carrie Vaughn, Alice Mahoney, both of Danvers, Vicki Kohn, Detroit; brother, Fred Kowalski, Danvers; six grandchildren. Grissom Funeral Home, Kissimmee. Clayton Joseph Weir, 82, 854 W. Broad Groveland, died Thursday.
Born in McGregor, Iowa, he moved to Groveland from there in 1913. He was an attorney and was a member of Edge Memorial United Methodist Church. He was a member of Florida Bar Association, Lake County Bar Association, Groveland Kiwanis, and was a life member of Groveland Masonic Lodge 190. Survivors: son, James Mascotte; daughter, Imogene Tallant, Waycross, sisters, Hazel Hart, Ruth Perry, both of Groveland; four grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren; one great-great-grandchild. Kurfiss Funeral Home, Groveland.
John Joed Clowers Rivenbark, 70, Crabgrass Road, "St. Cloud, died Thursday. Born in Geneva, he moved to St. Cloud from Vero Beach in 1958. He was a retired building contractor and a Baptist.
Survivors: wife, Mildred; sons, Ben, Randy, both of St. Cloud, Ray, Jacksonville; daughter, Debbie Speirs, Sebastian; brother, Duke, Vero Beach, Teamer, West Virginia; sisters, Dolly Thomas, Mary Blanton, both of Vero Beach; nine grandchildren; five great-grandchildren. Fisk Funeral Home, St. Cloud. John J.
Held, 90, 1372 Azora Drive, Deltona, died Thursday. Born in Johnstown, he moved to Deltona in 1978. He was a retired police officer. Survivors: stepdaughters, Laura Yago, Zella M. Karns, both of Deltona.
Allen-Summerhill Funeral Home, Orange City. Mable C. Scheuerman, 99, 598 Hawthorne Drive, DeLand, died Thursday. Born in Plymouth, she moved to DeLand in 1974 from Culver, Ind. She was a retired newspaper proofreader.
She was a Lutheran. Survivors: daughter, Ida Marie Tyarks, DeLand; stepdaughter, Ruby Pacetti, Jacksonville; one grandson; three step-grandchildren. Allen-Summerhill Funeral Home, DeLand. Marie Stables, 69, 4181 Woodland Circle, DeLand, died Wednesday. Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., she moved to DeLand in 1974.
She was a homemaker. Survivors: husband, Howard sons, Howard Brooklyn, Douglas West Babylon, N.Y.; three grandchildren. Allen-Summerhill Funeral Home, DeLand. Thelma H. Poe, 62, 4151 S.
Atlantic New Smyrna Beach, died Wednesday. Born in Cincinnati, she moved to New Smyrna Beach from Orlando in 1983. She was a retired salesperson and broker. Survivors: husband, Joseph; son, Dean Hill, Downing- Deaths elsewhere DALLAS Charles Curry Pierce, founded the firm in 1933 and Pierce 79, co-founder of the brokerage firm was an active chairman emeritus Rauscher Pierce Refsnes died until his death. He was a charter Thursday.
He and John H. Rauscher member of the Cotton Bowl Council. Funeral notices BRYAN, MR. LESLIE TOLAR SR.Funeral services for Mr. Leslie Tolar Bryan, will be held Monday at 11 pm in the Brisson Funeral Home with Rev.
Paul Murphy officiating. In lieu of flowers, donations may be given to the Florida Sheriff's Assoc. in care of John Polk, Seminole County Courthouse. BRISSON FUNERAL HOME, Sanford in charge of arrangements. GUIDRY, MARY ELIZABETH- The Mass of Christian Burial for Mary Elizabeth Guidry, age 2 months, who passed away Friday, will be conducted Monday at 10am at the Church of the Annunciation with Fr.
Jim Saluke officiating. As an alternative to flowers the family graciously requests those who wish may made donations to the Church of the Annunciation. P.O. Box 3846, Longwood, FL 32779. BALDWINFAIRCHILD FUNERAL HOME.
Orlando. HURST, HUBER Funeral services for Mr. Hurst, 83, of Gainesville, will be held Saturday 11am in the Williams-Thomas Chapel, Gainesville. Interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery, Gainesville. Mr.
Hurst was a retired Professor of Business Law from the University of Florida, retired Postmaster of Jacksonville, a member of the Presidents Council at the University of FLorida, a member of the Phi Delta Phi Fraternity, and the Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity, where he received the Order of the Golden Heart. WILLIAMS-THOMAS FUNERAL HOME, GAINESVILLE in charge of arrangements. VARGAS, JOHN JOSEPH- Graveside services for John Joseph Vargas, age.57, of Casselberry, who passed away Thursday will be conducted on Monday at at Glen Haven Memorial Park with Father Dennis J. Harten officiating. BALDWINFAIRCHILD FUNERAL HOME, KNITTLE, HELEN Funeral services for Mrs.
Helen H. Knittle of Orlando, who entered into rest on Friday, will be conducted at 10:00 A.M. Monday at St. Michael's Episcopal Church, 2501 N. Westmorland, Orlando, with the Reverend Father F.
Vernon Quigley officiating. Private Interment will follow. Friends may call at the Cox-Parker Funeral Home from P.M. Sunday. Should friends desire, Memorial Contributions may be made to the St.
Michael's Episcopal Church Building Fund. ARRANGEMENTS BY: COX-PARKER FUNERAL HOME, A GUARDIAN PLAN CHAPEL. 647-1942. SCHLOTTMAN, G. ALEXANDER- Funeral services for Mr.
G. Alexander Schlottman, 79, of 937 W. Preston Orlando, who passed away Thursday will be held today at 2pm in the Centennial Room of Woodlawn Funeral Home with Elder Alan Burch officiating. Interment will be at a later time at Woodlawn Memorial Park. Mr.
Schlottman is survived by his wife, Mildred; brother, James Orlando; and several neices and nephews. Arrangements by WOODLAWN FUNERAL HOME, Orlando. THOMPSON, EDWARD Funeral services for Mr. Edward V. Thompson, age 77, who passed away Thursday, will be conducted Monday, January 23, 1984 at 10am at the Aloma Avenue Chapel of Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home.
Father William Finley of St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church will officiate. Interment to follow at Glen Haven Memorial Park. Visitation for friends will be Sunday from 2-4 and 7-9pm at the Aloma Chapel with an Elks' Rest Service at 7pm Sunday conducted by the Elks Lodge at the Aloma Chapel. BALDWIN-FAIRCHILD FUNERAL HOME.
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Direct Cremation Casket No Viewing No Embalming Kissimmee should purchase piece of Stanton power plant, report says By Mike Thomas OF THE SENTINEL STAFF KISSIMMEE- The city should buy 20 megawatts of generating capacity in Orlando's Curtis H. Stanton coal-fired power plant to keep long-term energy costs down, a recently released consultant's report recommends. City Manager O. Sam Ackley supports the recommendation and says the city should sell bonds by April to finance the $20 million purchase from the Orlando Utilities Commission. But he will have to convince a skeptical city commission, which turned down a 10 megawatt purchase in Stanton in November.
The commission will hold a workshop on the question at 6 p.m. Monday at Kissimmee City Hall. By selling bonds quickly, Ackley said the commission would avoid a "panic situation" that could hit the bond market when the revenue-cutting Proposition 1 appears on the November ballot. The threat of the proposed amendment could send Florida cities scrambling for bonds, which could drive up interest rates, Ackley said. long-term needs.
By buying into It also could scare finance the Stanton plant, the city would companies out of the Florida bond incur higher costs in the next few market, Ackley said. years, but the purchase would pay The $65,000 report by the city's big dividends in the 1990s, the new energy consultants, Black report states. and Veatch Engineers of Kansas In 20 years, the city would be City, predicts future energy saving about $12 million a year needs of the city and the most by buying the 20 megawatts ratheconomical ways to meet them. er than just leasing capacity from Black and Veatch also serve as another utility. consultants to OUC.
"My philosophy is that it's a Kissimmee will need an addi- better decision to buy," Ackley tional 147 megawatts of generat- said. "If you are paying more and ing capacity over the next 20 not owning the thing, it's not years, the report says. This going to make sense." amount is about triple the gener- Mayor George Gant supported a ating capacity of the city's new Stanton purchase at a commission power plant, which went into meeting last week, saying that the operation last month. city has to diversify its generating The city also will have to spend resources. The city now owns more than $27 million on expand- about 11 megawatts of generating ing power lines, substations and capacity in nuclear plants at Crysother energy transmission sys- tal River and St.
Lucie. Gant said tems during the next 20 years, the the future of nuclear power is report says. questionable and the city could be When commissioners turned left in a crunch if the plants are down a 10 megawatt Stanton closed down. purchase, they said they did not will be a loss for us and want to increase the utility de- the city if we don't get involved in partment's debt. it," Gant said of the Stanton But the Black and Veatch report purchase.
"I just don't see any states the Stanton purchase is the alternatives. You need to keep most economical way to meet your system strong." town, daughter, Shirley Pastoria, Tampa; six ter, Jeanne Losey, Port Orange. Haigh-Black Funeral grandchildren. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Home, Ormond Beach. Orlando.
Henry C. Rhoton, 67, Route 3, Wildwood, died Friday. Born in Virginia, he moved to Wildwood from Rogersville, in 1982. He was a retired tire factory foreman and a Protestant. Survivors: wife, Frances Louise, Wildwood; daughter, Mrs.
Shirley Hook, Littlestown, sons, Allen, Ronald, both of Westminster, sisters, Louvenia Addison, Sterling, Lola Hawes, Manassas, Ida Covey, Helen Brown, both of Mount Airy, Maysie Krickler, Boston, three grandchildren. PageTheus Funeral Home, Wildwood. George C. Smith, 86, 2547 S. Peninsula Drive, Daytona Beach, died Tuesday.
Born in Carrolton, he was a retired steel worker, a member of the South Peninsula Baptist Church, and a member of the Atlantic Steel Union, Atlanta. Survivors: wife, Juanita; son, James, Orlando; daughters, Sara Miller, Daytona Beach, Betty Harden, Marietta, Jean Harrington, Satellite Beach; sisters, Elizabeth King, Daytona Beach, Mattie Mae Chaffin, College Park, 10 grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren. Cardwell Funeral Home, Port Orange. Lucille J. Osgood, 65, 177 Ocean Terrace, Ormond Beach, died Wednesday.
Born in Leonia, she was a retired school teacher, a member of the First Baptist Church of Ormond Beach, and a member of the Professional Business Women's Association, Ormond Beach. Survivors: son, William, Denver; sis- Henry Manas, 67, 1531 N. Beach Ormond Beach, died Wednesday. Born in New York City, he was a retired radio dispatcher and a member of Temple Israel, FDR Lodge 613 and the Knights of Pythias, Brooklyn, N.Y. Survivors: wife, Ruth; brothers, Sam, Bronx, N.Y.
Martin, Brooklyn; sisters, Roslyn, Ruth, both of Brooklyn. Haigh Funeral Home, Ormond Beach. James E. Baird, 65, a winter visitor from Muncie, died Thursday. He was born in Muncie.
He was an accountant and a member of Gethsemane United Methodist Church and a charter member of the police reserve in Muncie. Survivors: son, Gail, Muncie; daughter, Cindy Mills, Farmland, sister, Phyllis Prewett, Phoenix; three grandchildren. Haigh-Black Funeral Home, Ormond Beach. Essex Lee McKinnon, 76, 1041 Stuckey Road, Stuckey, died Friday. Born in Sumter County, he moved to Stuckey from Savannah, in 1920.
He was a retired truck driver and a member of Mount. Olive Baptist Church, Stuckey. Survivors: wife, Janie daughters, Mrs. Bernice Hodges, Mrs. Mildred Hodges, Mrs.
Lois Brown, Ms. Lavern McKinnon, all of Stuckey, Mrs. Pearlie Jones, Mount Dora, Mrs. Joyce Williams, Eustis; sons, Herbert McKinnon, David McKinnon, Willie McKinnon, all of Stuckey; 27 grandchildren, 19 great-grandchildren. Marvin C.
Zanders Funeral Home, Apopka. WATERS, MRS. LAVIDA Funeral services for Mrs. Lavida E. Waters, 83, of Apopka, Florida, will be held 2:00 P.M.
Monday at Carey Hand Chapel with Reverend Bill Cox officiating. Interment will follow in Greenwood Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 P.M. at the Funeral Home. ARRANGEMENTS BY COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME, A GUARDIAN PLAN CHAPEL.
WEIR, CLAYTON JOSEPH- Funeral services for C.J. Weir, 82 years, 854 W. Broad Groveland, who died Thursday, will be held Sunday 2pm in the Edge Memorial United Methodist Church with Rev. John Springer officiating. Interment will follow in Greenwood Cemetery.
Friends may call at the Funeral Home Saturday 3-8pm. KURFISS FUNERAL HOME, Groveland. WHITE, EVERETTE Funeral services for Mr. Everette White, who passed away Wednesday will be held Monday at 10am in the Woodlawn Funeral Home Chapel in the Grove with Rev. Harold DeRoo officiating.
Entombment will follow in Woodlawn Memorial Park. Friends may call at the funeral home on Sunday from 2-4pm. Mr. White was the founder of Photo Plastic Products of Apopka. He is survived by his wife, Jean White, Apopka; daughters, Deborah Ann Waterman, Bristol, Tenn.
and Carol Sue Shifflett, Fairtax, Va; brothers, Charles Nashville, Tenn, Barksdale M. and Gerald both of San Bernandino, Ca. and John C. Alexandria, sisters, Mary Sue White, Nashville, Tenn. and Kathleen Stark, San Bernandino, and 5 grandchildren.
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