Associated Press photo U.S. Coast Guardsman in Miami Beach Friday watches two men arrested in the Caribbean during Operation Blue Lightning, which netted 58 arrests and more than $100 million worth of cocaine and marijuana. U.S., Bahamas forces nab 58 in drug probe MIAMI (AP) Hundreds of roving officers set up "pickets" around 30 islands in the Bahamas, arresting 58 people and seizing more than $100 million worth of cocaine and marijuana in 17 days, officials said Friday. The crackdown by patrols involved about 775 law-enforcement personnel from the United States and the Bahamas, said Coast Guard Adm. Rick Cueroni, coordinator of the federal anti-drug South Florida Task Force.
The project, dubbed Operation Blue Lightning, ended Thursday and netted 5,500 pounds of cocaine and 33,872 pounds of marijuana, Cueroni said. By comparison, an average of about a ton of cocaine was seized in the entire United States during each of the first three months of 1985, Cueroni said. In addition, 600 would-be Haitian refugees were intercepted before they could reach U.S. shores, he said. Haitians frequently make their way to the Bahamas before finding transportation to the United States, authorities said.
Their arrests were Blue Lightning, officers confiscated incidental to the drug crackdown. property worth $1.4 million, includVice President George "Fist ing 25 boats, two aircraft, two vehipraised the crackdown in a state- cles and a trailer, the task force said ment, saying it would prevent drugs in a news release. reaching "our city streets to corrupt Bahamian and U.S. Coast Guard the minds of our citizens and line vessels formed "pickets," surroundpockets of drug smugglers. ing 30 selected the islands and mainofficials said the coop- tained roving patrols in and Bahamian around erative effort was prompted by con- Bahamian waters, the statement cern about the continued use of said.
their island chain as Cueroni would not say which isa transshipment point for illegal drugs. lands were targeted. "We are concerned that the Bahamian personnel were placed is being used as a haven for on U.S. Guard vessels to Coast mas drug smugglers," said Herbert C. force their national laws against Walkine, a permanent secretary at smuggling.
Bahamian authorities the Bahamian Ministry of National with U.S. Drug Enforcement AdSecurity. ministration advisers were flown on "We are trying very hard to do aircraft to conduct searches of something about the problem," possible drug cache sites. Walkine said at a news conference. The operation did not come as a The operation was first discussed "complete surprise" to drug sug.
during a meeting in Washington on glers, because someone had leaked Feb. 14 between Bush and Bahami- information, Cueroni said. an government ministers Loftus "I don't know who it was," he Roker and Clement Maynard, Wal- said. "If I did, he'd be in jail." kine said. The task force couldn't provide a In addition to the more than $100 breakdown on the nationalities of million in drugs seized in Operation those arrested.
Researchers: Other towns could be thr threatened by AIDS BELLE GLADE (AP) State and private medical researchers say the AIDS epidemic here the nation's highest such incidence of the disease could easily happen in other small Florida towns. "AIDS can spread in a small community," said Dr. Jeff Sacks, chief epidemiologist with the state Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services. "Belle Glade wakes us up to that fact it's everybody's West Florida Deaths Died Tuesday, April 16, 1985: FIELDS, Rosie of 6851 Fields Lane, Pensacola. Immediate survivors: one son, George; two daughters, Annie Neal Ealy and Betty White; 12 grandchildren; 22 greatgrandchildren.
grandchildren; two Visitation, great 7-8 greatSaturday; funeral, 3 p.m. Sunday. Arrangements, Benboe Funeral Home. Died Thursday, April 18, 1985: BELL, Eugene 86, of Pensacola. Retired civil service.
Immediate survivors: three daughters, Lucille Nemeth, Loretta McNair and Faye Spivey; three sons, Eugene Ronald and Juba one sister, Esther Mae Findley; two brothers, Emory and Leige; 20 grandchildren; 26 great grandchildren. Visitation, 5-9 p.m. Saturday; funeral, 2:30 p.m. Sunday. Arrangements, Faith Chapel Funeral NORTHROP, Margaret Allen, 52, of Pensacola.
Immediate survivors: Roland; one son, Jeff; two daughters, Linda Nielsen and Brenda Carson; her mother, Virginia Allen; two sisters, Yvonne Rogers and Marie Johnson; three grandchildren. Visitation, after 3. p.m. Sunday; funeral, 2 p.m. Monday.
Arrangements, Keyes and Sons, Cedar Hill Chapel. SECRIST, Holly 63, of 1 Route 1, Jay. Minister. Immediate survivors: wife, M. Lynette; three daughters, Joann Jordan, Peggy Fetters and Vicki Young; three sons, Jerry, Saturday, April 20, 1985 The Pensacola Journal Page 3C CLASSIFIED 432-9811 Open Ft.
Walton 243-7688 Milton 994-5423 Crestview 682-4533 INDEX ANNOUNCEMENTS SPECIAL EVENTS 1 NORTHWEST FLA. 2 PERSONALS 3 LOST AND FOUND 4 LODGE NOTICES 5 CARD OF THANKS 6 IN MEMORIAM 7 MONUMENTS, CEMETERIES 8 ANNOUNCEMENTS 9 ATTORNEYS 10 FLORISTS 11 OPTOMETRISTS 12 TRAVEL 13 DEEP SEA FISHING 14 15 ELDERLY CARE 16 CHILD CARE EMPLOYMENT 17 HELP WANTED 20 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED 21 SALESPEOPLE WANTED 23 PROFESSIONAL HELP 24 SITUATIONS WANTED 25 CHILD CARE WANTED INSTRUCTION 26 MUSIC LESSONS 27 PRIVATE SCHOOLS 28 DANCE LESSONS 29 KINDERGARTEN CLASSES 30 AUTO DRIVING LESSONS 31 BUSINESS SCHOOLS 32 INSTRUCTION 33 WANTED INSTRUCTIONS SERVICE 34 SEPTIC TANKS 35 ALTERATIONS 36 MAID SERVICE 37 HANDYMAN 38 HEAT AIR COND. 39 SEWING MACHINE SERVICE 40 INSULATION 41 RADIO, TV SERVICE 42 REFRIGERATION SERVICE 43 MOBILE HOME SERVICE 44 RUG CLEANING 45 FLOOR FINISHING 46 FURNITURE REFINISHING 47 UPHOLSTERY 48 YARD GARDEN WORK 49 RENTAL SERVICE 51 LOCKS GUNSMITHS 53 PEST CONTROL 52 MOVING STORAGE 54 COMPUTER REPAIRS 55 CERAMIC TILE 56 PIANO TUNING 57 PRINTING ENGRAVING 58 WELDING 59 HOUSE TO BE MOVED 60 CARPENTRY 61 CONTRACTORS 62 SHEET METAL WORK 63 BRICK CONCRETE 64 PLUMBING 65 ELECTRICAL SERVICE 66 HEAVY EQUIPMENT 67 ROOFING 68 69 HOUSE CLEANING 70 PAINTING, PAPERING FARMERS MARKET 71 BUILDING MATERIALS 72 FARM PRODUCTS 73 TOP SOIL FILL DIRT 74 FARM EQUIPMENT 75 PLANTS SHRUBS SEEDS 76 FEED AND FERTILIZER 77 POULTRY BIRDS SUPPLIES 78 LIVESTOCK 79 DOGS CATS -PETS 80 BOARDING FACILITIES 81 TROPICAL FISH SUPPLIES FINANCIAL 82 BUSINESS OPP. 83 WANTED BUSINESS OPP. 84 INVESTMENTS 85 INSURANCE 86 INCOME TAX RETURNS 87 MONEY TO LEND 88 WANTED TO BORROW 89 MORTGAGES FOR SALE 90 MORTGAGES WANTED 91 MORTGAGE LOANS MARKET PLACE 92 AIR CONDITIONING 93 FURNITURE APPLIANCES 94 SPORTING GOODS 95 COMPUTERS 96 WATCHES JEWELRY 97 AUCTIONS 98 MACHINERY TOOLS 99 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 100 PHOTO EQUIPMENT 101 GARAGE SALES 102 FIREWOOD FOR SALE 103 T.V.
RADIO STEREOS 104 OFFICE STORE EQUIP. 105 SALE MISCELLANEOUS 106 BUY OR TRADE 107 ARTS CRAFTS 108 ANTIQUES MARINE EQUIP. 109 BOAT RENTALS 110 BOATS FOR SALE 111 BOAT RENTALS 112 WAREHOUSE SPACE 113 BEACH RENTALS 114 FURNISHED APTS. 115 UNFURNISHED APTS. 116 FURNISHED ROOMS 117 MOBILE HOME RENTALS 118 FURNISHED HOUSES 119 UNFURNISHED HOUSES 120 SHARE HOME, APT.
121 CONDOS TOWNHOUSES 122 BUSINESS SPACE 123 MOBILE HOME SPACE 124 WANTED TO RENT REAL ESTATE 125 126 127 WATERFRONT 128 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 129 PACE. MILTON, JAY 130 131 MOBILE HOME SALES 132 REAL ESTATE WANTED 133 OUT OF TOWN 134 FARMS FOR SALE AUTOMOTIVE 135 AIRPLANES 136 RV'S EQUIPMENT 137 TRUCKS VANS 138 HEAVY DUTY TRUCKS 139 MOTORCYCLES 140 AUTO. WANTED 141 ANTIQUE AUTOS 142 CARS 143 AUTO. FOR SALE 144 AUTOMBILE LEASING 145 AUTO PARTS ENGINES PERSONALS FAMILY PLANNING Pregnancy 12 termination through weeks Skilled Physicions HRS Licensed FT. WALTON 244-0890 JESSIE FRED From Cash Plus Call 456-3007 2 PERSONALS ANYONE knowing the whereabouts of Randy Crews who was in Army at Fort Campbell Kentucky, March 1973.
Please call Gene Bell. 455-6000 EXPERT BUDGET COUNSELING Individualized Service. Not a loon Co. 474-9884 MILTON AREA, Memberships: Pine Blossom Recreation Pork Relax at private pork and stocked area. $50 membership fee plus $20 per month.
Call Kurt 994-6281. Death Notices BENBOE FUNERAL HOME GULLEY Hollis B. Gulley, 73 of 1665 Kemp Road expired Monday at a local hospital. Mr. Gulley was a native of Repton, but had resided in Pensacola for the past 50 vears.
He was self emploved and the widower of Mrs. Agnes Louise Gulley. Mr. Gulley was a dedicated member of St. Matthew Lutheran Church.
Survivors include eight daughters, Barbara Corley of Pensacola, Mary McDonald, Carolyn Collins. Francis Gibson, Viv. ian White, Gwendolyn Harris, oll of Akron, Ohio; Emmogene and Annimae Crenshaw of Milwaukee, Wisconsin; nine sons, William and Alonzo Gulley of Pensa. cola, Aubrey of Jacksonville, Terry Gulley and Theophilus Freeman of Houston, Texas, Ray. mond, Charles and George Gulley of Akron, Ohio and Michael Crenshaw of Milwaukee, five sisters, Idabell Coleman, Lucy Johnson, Arzella Smart, Elizabeth Freeman and Ruby Wallace, all of Akron, Ohio; two brothers, John and Benlamin Gulley, both of Akron, Ohio: six Mary Louise and Mary Ellen Gulley of Pensacola, Annie Gulley of Jacksonville, Vergie Freeman Houston, Texas, Patricio and Sharon Gulley of Ak.
ron, Ohio; three sistersin-law; three brothers-inlaw; 40 grandchildren; eight great grandchildren: a devoted friend Mable Curry and numer ous nieces. nephews, cousins and friends. Funeral services will be conducted Saturday 1:00 p.m. at St. Matthew Lutheran Church with The Rev.
James P. Brown officiating. Interment will proceed at Magnolia Cemetery in the family plot. Mr. Gulley will lie in state from 11 a.m.
until funeral services of the church. Active pallbearers will be grandsons. Honorary pallbearers will be the Elder's Board of St. Matthew Lutheran Church. The funeral cortege will depart from 417 Hanco*ck Lane.
Keyes and Sons CEDAR HILL CHAPEL NORTHROP Margaret Allen Northrop, 52 of Pensacola died Thursday evening in a local hospital. Mrs. Northrop was a native of Baldwin County, Ala. and had resided in Escambia County, Fla for the past 12 years. She was a member of the New Hope United Methodist Church, and an associate member of the Myrtle Grove United Methodist Church and was a former employee of Montgomery Ward.
Survivors include her husband, Roland Northrop of Pensacola; a son, Jeff Northrop of Pensacola; two daughters, Linda Nielsen and Brenda Carson, both of Pensacola; her mother, Virginia Allen of Gateswood, two sisters, Yvonne Rogers of Gateswood, Ala. and Marie Johnson of Pensacola; a grandson, Jason Carson of Pensacola and two granddaughters, Erica Carson and Stephanie Nielsen, both of Pensacola. Funeral services will be 2:00 p.m. Monday in the New Hope United Methodist Church with the Rev. John Kuritz officiating.
The body will be placed in the church one hour prior to the services. Burial will be in the church cemetery with Cedar Hill Chapel Funeral Home directing. Pallbearers will be Edmund Hare, J. T. Allen, Orlan Allen, A.
C. Martin, Sherman Allen and Ernest Hastings. Friends may call at Cedar Hill Chapel Funeral Home after 3 p.m. Sunday. LEWIS FUNERAL HOME SECRIST BERRYDALE Rev, Holly T.
Secrist, 63, of Ri 1 Jay, died Thursday evening. Pastor Secrist was a native of West Virginia but had resided in Santa Rosa County for most of his life. He was a veteran of World War 11 and a minister with 42 years of service in the Santa Rosa County area and presently served as minister of the East Side Baptist Church of Milton. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. M.
Lynette Secrist of Berrydale; three daughters. Joann Jordon and Peggy Fetters both of Pace and Vicki Young of Fontana, three sons, Jerry Secrist of Katy, Texas, Mike Secrist of Pace, Rusty Secrist of Fontana, Calif; one step-daughter, 2 PERSONALS ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS If you have desire to stop drinking. Call 433-4191. CONSIDERING ABORTION? For more information or help call Mary at 455-9776 son, Hubert C. Reynolds, Pensacola; a greatgrandchild, Stacey Reynolds of Daytona Beach; six nephews, Theodore DuBose and Joseph DuBose, both of Pensacola, Robert and Charles DuBose of Chicago, Illinois, Francis Claiborne of Pensacola and Marion Clai.
borne of Los Angeles, six nieces. Ms. Jeanette DuBose of Los Angeles, Mrs. Katherlyn Harrison and Ms. Evelyn DuBose of Hartford, Ct.
Mrs. Vera C. Hicks and Mrs. Gloria Spates of Pensacola and Ms. Clara Claiborne of New York; a great-niece, Ms.
Lisa Harrison of Boston, Mass: and numerous other relatives and friends. Funeral services will be conducted on Saturday, April 20, 1985 10:00 A.M. in St. Joseph's Catholic Church with the Msgr. Raymond Mullins officiating.
Interment will be at Holy Cross Cemetery. Pallbearers will be nephews. Keyes and Sons CEDAR HILL CHAPEL SALINS Henry D. Salins 54, of Pensacola died unexpect. edly Friday morning at his home.
Mr. Salins was a native of London, England and had resided in Escambia County the past 17 years. He was a member of the Catholic Church. a retired 1st class Petty cer, US Navy, a member of the American Legion Post No. 240 and a ber of the Fleet Reserve Branch No.
22. Survivors include two daughters, Debra S. Lowery and Linda son, both of Pensacola; his mother, Madge Salins, of Brunswick, two sisters, Rosemary Cavenaugh of Brunswick, Ga. and Winifred Mummert of Key West, Fla. and five grandchildren.
Funeral services will be 12:45 p.m. Monday in the chapel of the Cedar Hill Chapel Funeral Home with Military Chaplain A. L. Knopp officiating. Burial will be at The Barrancas National Cem.
etery with full military honors at the graveside. Cedar Hill Chapel Fu. neral Home will direct. Pallbearers will be Donavon H. Hartke, James C.
Chestnut, Bill Kesler, Roy Lowery, Willis L. Dempsey and Dan Hinterliter. Friends may call at Cedar Hill Chapel Funeral Home after 2 p.m. Sunday. HARPER MORRIS MEMORIAL CHAPEL SAVELLE Mrs.
Harriet Louise Sovelle, 66, of Pensacola, died Thursday morning. Mrs. Savelle was a native of Fairhope, Ala. and had been a resident of Pensacola for the past 42 years. She was a member of the First Christian Church.
Surviving are her husband, Henry M. Savelle Hen. of Pensacola; one ry P. Savelle of Pensocola; two sisters, Susan S. Goswick and Jane Swift, both of Pensacola; and a sister-in-law, Lall Swift of Loxley, Ala.
Funeral services will be conducted at 10:00 a.m. Saturday in HarperMorris Chapel with the Rev. Joseph H. Bullington, Jr. and The Rev.
w. R. Bottoms officiating. The family has suggested that, if desired, memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society. Burial will be at Bay.
view Memorial Park with Harper -Morris Memorial Chapel directing. Active pallbearers will be Wayne Blackwood, Glen Lasseter, George McGuire, Gerald Adcox Daniel Hires, Arthur O'Neal Honorary pallbearers will be Herbert Hicks, Erby Barlow, Edward Kellar, Robert McLean. HARPER MORRIS MEMORIAL CHAPEL STILLWAGON Mrs. Mary Susan Stillwagon, 40 of Pensacola died Friday morning in a local hospital. Mrs.
Stillwagon was a native of Lebanon, Pa. and has resided in Pensacola for the past 3 vears. She was a member of the Trinity Presbyterian Church and the Pensacolo Garden Club. Survivors include: her husband, David W. Stillwagon of Pensacola; 0 son, David W.
Stillwagon, Jr. of Pensacola; a daughter, Mary Beth Stillwagon of Pensocola; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Phillips, Jr.
of Lebanon, two brothers, Thomas G. Phillips Ill of Lebanon, Pa. and John H. Phillips of Blue Ball, a sister, Virginia A. Brandt of East Petersburg, and her mother in law.
Carolyn L. Shoaff of Sharon, Po. Memorial Services will be held 2:00 p.m. Sunday at the Trinity Presbyterian Church with The Rev. Frank Beall and The Rev.
Rebekah Maul officiating. The family request that Memorials be made to the American Cancer Society. Harper-Morris Memorial Chapel is in charge of arrangements. FAITH CHAPEL FUNERAL HOME BELL Eugene Bell, Sr. 86.
died Thursday night at a local hospital. 2 PERSONALS SMALL FAMILY? Pay 100 much for hospitalization? Compare Mutual of Omaha. Call and ask for Cathy Caprora at 432-7626. NEW DIVORCE $15 Reg divorce $56.50. Name change, adoption, corp, wills.
IDA'S FORMS 434-7524 "For information on Alcoholism Call Alcohol Counseling Program. 432-1222. A Protessional Treatment Program. Shirley Gomillion of Pensacola: two step-sons, David Reaves of Pensocola and Dwayne Reaves of Jay; 19 grandchildren; a sister, Mary Wood of Hico, West Virginia. Funeral services will be 2:30 p.m.
Sunday at the East Side Baptist Church on Ward Basin Rd of Milton with Dr. Joe Bamberg and the Rev. George Pugh officiating. Burial will follow at the Pine Grove Cemetery with Lewis Funeral Home directing, Friends may call after 4:00 p.m. Saturday at the Lewis Funeral Home.
Active Pallbearers will be Ray Lay, Fred Shavers, Phillip Smith, Jr. Mitchell Smith. Larry Matthew, Ricky Lay. Honorary pallbearers will be Glen Smith, David Dubose, Woody Deason and Pat Losse, F.M. Fisher and Harley Thompson.
FISHER POU FUNERAL SERVICE CHILDRESS Bennie Claude Childress, 48, of 11 Broadmoor Lane, died Wednesday in a Pensacola hospital. He was a native of Escambia County, Alobama and had resided in Pensacola for the past 20 years and was a member of Sardis Baptist Church of Flomaton, ala. and a longshoreman. Survivors include his wife, Jackie Childress brothers, of Pensacola; two Jessie Childress of Pensacola and Clark Childress of Gonzalez; four sisters, Viola Johnson of Flomaton, Hattie Hudson and Bell Cuilla, both Fil. of Pensacola of and Alice lingim Gonzalez.
Funeral Services will be conducted at 10:00 a.m. Saturday at the Sardis Baptist Church in Flomaton, Ala. with al at the church cemetery. Mr. Childress will be placed in the church at 9:00 a.m.
Saturday morning. Active pallbearers will be Joe Gossit, Al Singletary, Sonny Roach, Buddie Lewis, Herman Turner and William Turner. Honorary pallbearers will be Red McCarty, Bill Cutts, A. C. Cutts and Johnnie Turner.
JOE MORRIS FUNERAL HOME HALE Mrs. Mary, (MONK) Hale of W. Bobe St. died Monday in a local hospital. Mrs.
Hale was a resident of Pensacola and a member of The Englewood Baptist Church. Mrs. Hale was preceded in death by one son, James Hale and her sister Willie B. Moorer. Survivors include: two daughters, Gloria Powell of Detroit, Fannie Shine of Birmingham, five sons, Peter Hole of Fort Wayne Indiania, Johnny Cool Hale and Jimmy Hale of Detroit, Mich, Eugene Crum and Eddie Hale of Pensacola, a sister Ceola Avery of Pensacola, (26) grandchildren: (17) great nephews grandchildren, neices, and other relatives and friends.
Funeral services will be Saturday 1:00 P.M. Baptist at The Englewood Church with Rev. J.C. Collier officiating. Burial will be in The Holy Cross Cemetery.
BENBOE FUNERAL HOME FIELDS Mrs. Rosie B. Fields 6851 Fields Lane expired Tuesday Morning at a local hospital. She was the widow of the late Deacon Junior Fields and a no tive of Furman, Ala, but had resided at Pensacola for the past 35 years. Mrs Fields was an active member of Cedar Grove Baptist Church.
She is survived by a son Deacon George Fields; two daughters Mrs. Annie Neal Ealy of Mt. Vernon, N. Y. and Mrs.
Betty White; a devoted doughter-in-law Mrs. Katherine Fields, two sons-in-law; four sisters-in-law, Mrs. Azola Fields, Mrs. Zettie Lou Purifoy, Mrs. Lou Ella Dean, Mrs.
Alberta Fields of Muskegon, Michigan; an aunt Mrs. Mamie Jones of Montgomery, a brotherin-law Grover C. Fields; 12 grandchildren, 22 grandchildren, 2 great great children and numerous nieces, nephews and other relatives. Funeral services will be conducted Sunday 3:00 p.m. at Cedar Grove Baptist Church with the Rev.
W. E. Brunner officiating. Interment will proceed at Whitmire Cemetery. Family visitation is Saturday 7 until 8 p.m.
at Benboe Funeral Home. Mrs. Fields will lie in state one hour prior to the services. Active pallbearers will be the Cedar Grove Bapfist Male Chorus. BENBOE FUNERAL HOME BENBOE Mrs.
Elsie M. Benboe of 1001 North Street, expired April 17, 1985 in a local hospital. Mrs. Benboe was a notive and life long resident of Pensacola. She was a retired teacher of the Escambia County School District; a member of the New Idea Art and Study Club: and a member of St.
Joseph's Catholic Church. Survivors include two daughters, Ms. Dorothy M. House and Mrs. Marguerite H.
Reynolds, both of Pensocola; a grand- He was a native of Alobama and had resided in Pensacola most of his life. Mr. Bell was a retired U.S. Civil Service aircraft mechanic. He was a member of the Union Hill Baptist Church.
Survivors include three daughters, Lucille Nemeth, Loretta McNair and Fave Spivey all of Pensacola; three sans Eugene T. Bell, Ronald V. Bell and Juba C. Bell all of Pensacola; a sister, Esther Mae Findley of Century, two brothers. Emory Bell of Chicogo, Ill.
and Leige Bell of Flomation, 20 grandchildren: 26 great grandchildren; several nieces and nephews and several cousins. Funeral services will be held 2:30 p.m. Sunday in the Chapel of Faith Chapel Funeral Home with the Rev. David Lowery and the Rev. J.P.
Gynn officiating. Interment will follow at Clopton Cemetery. Friends may call at Faith Chapel Funeral Home Saturday, 5:00 p.m. til 9:00 p.m. Active pallbearers will be Joe Burke, Greg McNair, Jeff Bell, Sid Hiers.
Roy Overstreet and Billy Haber. Honoary pallbearers will be Clifton Bell, Clinton Bell, Kilby Bell, Hitton Bell, Winston Findley. Dewey Bell, Carl Fielder and Russell son. EVANS FUNERAL HOME DEWRELL FLORALA Mittie Dewrell 99, pasted away Wednesday April 17, in a Crestview hospital. She was the widow of the late George 1.
Dewrell. She was a founder of and the oldest member of the Damascus Bapfist Church. She was resident of Florala for the past 50 vears. She is Survived by two sons; LoeD Dewrell of Lake Wales, Florida. George LaDue Dewrell of Shalimar, four daughters Vaudie Rudd, of Shalimar, Florida.
Boncile Ritter, of Fort Walton Beach, Florida, Ruth Nelson and Ruby De Franco, both of 15 grandchildren, 30 great grandchildren, and 11 great great grandchildren. problem. You're talking about an epidemic statewide and worldwide that isn't going away." AIDS, or acquired immune deficiency syndrome, has striken 37 of the 20,000 residents of this poor farming town about 70 miles northwest of Miami. The Belle Glade AIDS rate is five times higher than New York's, where a third of all the nation's more than 9,000 AIDS sufferers are Mike and Rusty; one stepdaughter, Shirley Gomillion; two stepsons, David and Dwayne Reaves; one sister, Mary Wood; 19 grandchildren. Visitation, after 4 p.m.
Saturday; funeral, 2:30 p.m. Sunday. Arrangements, Lewis Funeral 1 Home. Died Friday, April 19, 1985: HUFFMAN, Peggy Irene, 51, of Pensacola. Employed with Matt Langley Bell Ill Tax Collectors office.
Immediate survivors: husband, Marvin L. two daughters, Valerie L. Huffman and Cheryl Denise Huffman; one son, Marvin L. her mother, Beatrice Deckard; one granddaughter. Visitation, 5-9 p.m..
Saturday and Sunday; funeral, 10 a.m. Monday. Arrangements, Faith Chapel Funeral Home. SALINS, Henry 54, of Pensacola. Retired U.S.
Navy. Immediate survivors: two daughters, Debra S. Lowery and Linda Anderson; his mother, Madge Salins; two sisters, Rosemary Cavenaugh and Winifred Mummert; five grandchildren. Visitation, after 2 p.m. Sunday; funeral, 12:45 p.m.
Monday. Arrangements, Keyes and Sons, Cedar Hill Chapel. STILLWAGON, Mary Susan, 40, of Pensacola. Immediate survivors: husband, David one son, David W. one daughter, Mary Beth Stillwagon; her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas G. Phillips two brothers, Thomas G. III, and John one sister, Virginia A. Brandt.
Memorial service, 2 p.m. Sunday. Arrangements, Harper-Morris Memorial Chapel. diagnosed, said Dr. Caroline Macof North Miami's Institute of Tropical Medicine.
All but seven of the Belle Glade AIDS victims fall into high-risk categories as drug users or hom*osexuals, said a Palm Beach County medical official. AIDS, thought to be a virus, kills about half its victims by weakening the body's ability to fight infection. Sufferers are left vulnerable to sicknesses and sometimes die from diseases seen only in transplant patients whose immune systems are supressed to lessen chances of organ rejection. Endangered panther hit, killed by car NAPLES (AP) The third endangered Florida panther to be killed in Collier County since November was accidentally struck by a Broward Sheriff's captain returning home in a department car, officials said Friday. The adult cat died Thursday night on Alligator Alley, which runs eastwest between Broward and Collier counties, said Don Wood, endangered species coordinator for the state Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission.
Broward Sheriff's Capt. Norbert Bauers was driving the county car that struck the panther, said Jim Leljedal, a sheriff's spokesman. Bauers was unharmed in the accident but the car had "significant damage to the front end and they had to tow the car," Leljedal said. The panther weighed about 80 pounds, he added. The big cat, known as No.
60, was one of fewer than 30 panthers believed to exist in Florida. Since November, it was the second to be classified as a road kill. The third death, of cat No. 90, came after a fight with another panther, according to state statistics. The funeral services 2:00 p.m.
Saturday from the Damascus Baptist Church. Burial in the Damascus Cetemery with Evans Funeral Home directing. CLARY FUNERAL HOME GAYLORD DEFUNIAK SPRINGS Mrs. Ila Mae Jones lord, age 64, of Route 8. DeFuniak Springs died Wednesday in a local hospital.
Mrs. Gaylord was a notive of Walton County, a former resident of Suwannee County. Fla. and had been a resident of DeFuniok Springs for the past 11 vears. She was a member of the Westside Baptist Church.
Survivors, W. include Gaylord her of DeFuniak Springs; her mother, Mrs. Evie Jones of DeFuniak Springs: daughter, Jackie Rodgers of Mossy Head, a son, Robert Gaylord of hom*osassa Springs; three brothers. Casey Jones of Lynn Hoven, Lester Jones of Jacksonville, and Clinton Jones of Tallahassee; two sisters, Myrtle Straughn and Glenda Brown, both of DeFuniak Springs; seven grandchildren and a number of great grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted at 10:00 a.m.
Saturday from the Cluster Springs Church with the Rev. Lonnie Wright officiating. Burial will follow in the church cemetery. The remains will be placed in the church one hour prior to funeral time. Clary-Godwin Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
FAITH CHAPEL FUNERAL HOME HUFFMAN Peggy Irene Huffman, 51, of Pensacola died at a local hospital Friday morning. She was a notive of North Carolina and had been a resident of Pensacola for the post 26 years. Mrs. Huffman was employed with Matt Langley Bell 111 Tax Collectors Office in Brent Oaks Mall, she was 0 member of the Lakewiew Baptist Church and the 0.E.5. Chapter No.
9 She is survived by her husband Marvin L. Huffman Sr. of Pensacola: two daughters, Valerie Huffman and Cheryl Denise Huffman both of Pensacola; one son, Marvin L. Huffmon Jr. of Pensacola: her mother Beatrice Deckard of N.
Carolina and a granddaughter, Natalie Marie Huffman of Pensacola. Funeral services will be held at 10:00 a.m. Monday from the chapel of Faith Chapel with The Rev. Johnny Boyd officiating. Interment will follow at Barrancas National Cemetery.
Friends may call Saturday from 5-9 p.m. and Sunday from 5 p.m.- 9 p.m. Contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society. Eastern Star services will be held Sunday at Faith Chapel Funeral Home..
