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-4B Fort Myers News-Press, Saturday, May 6. 1978 Deaths And Funerals For The Record Miss Beuloh Moaa ond Mrs. Laverne (Lois) Bailey, both of Fort Mvers; one granddaughter, Mrs. John IBren-da) Rudoloh ot Cape Coral; three grandsons, Todd, Stephen and Jetft ev Mogg, all of Oregon City, and two great grandchildren. The body will be sent to the McFadden Funeral Home in Audubon, Iowa, tor service and burial at Arlington Heights Cemetery.

Local arrangements are bv the Anderson Funeral Home, 36S4 Palm Beach Blvd. DIANE HILLMAN PERKINS Funeral service for Diane Hlllman Perkins, 28, of San Diego, will be held Mondav at II a.m. at the chapel ot the Kiser-Belcher Fort Mvers Funeral Home. 1280 Cypress Lake Drive, with the Rev. Robert C.

Asmuth, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, officiating. Burial will be at Memorial Gardens Cemetery. Friends may call Sundav from to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home. FLORENCE J.

EVANS Florence J. Evans, 74, of 1528 Poln-settia died Thursday. She had lived here for the oast 60 years and was a member ol Ihe Riverside Baptist Church and the Order of Eastern 5lShe is survived bv her husband, A. Evans of Fort Mvers, and two sisters, Mrs. Ethel J.

Ricks of Rocky Mount, N.C., and Annie Lee Johnson of Fort Myers. Funeral service will be held Monday at 2 P.m. at Leo W. Engelhardt Funeral Home with Ihe Rev'. Bill Love officiating.

Burial will be at Fort Mvers Cemetery, JOSEPH MAURO Joseph Mauro, of 6th Street and Rosemary Park, died Friday at Naples Community Hospital. He was born In Spring Valley, N.Y., and had been a resident here lor nine years, coming from Spring Valley. He Is survived bv his wife, Ethel Mduro; one daughter, Carol DePlama ol Pomona, N.Y.; one son, Joseph Mauro Jr. of Bonlta Springs; two sisters, Katherine Gorman ot Spring Valley, and Jenny Petero of West Nvack, N.Y., four grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral service will be held Mon-ddv at 9:30 a.m.

at Plttman's Bonita Springs Chapel, 2116 Old 41 Road, with the Rev. Lowell VanVleck, pastor of the First Assembly of God Church, officiating. Entombment will be In the mausoleum at Naples Memorial Gardens Cemetery. Friends may call Sundav from 7 to 9 p.m. at Plttman's Bonita Springs Chapel.

THELMA WALL AUBLE Thelma Wall Auble. 70. of 445 Morgan Circle, Lehigh Acres, died Wednesday ot Lehigh Acres General Hospital. She was born In Philadelphia- and had moved to Lehigh Acres four years ago from Philadelphia. She Is survived bv a son, Herbert Auble of Philadelphia, Pa.

The bodv was sent today to Philadelphia, tor service and burial. Farley Funeral Home is in charge of local arrangements. RALPH PHILMORE WEBBER SR. LABELLE Ralph Phllmore Webber 76, of 516 Elizabeth died Tuesday evening in Clewiston, He was a native ot Freedom, Maine, and hod moved to LaBelie nine years ago from Eliot, Maine. Funeral service wilt be held today at 3 p.m.

at the Pattison Funeral Home Chapel in LaBelie with Fred Lindstrom officiating. Cremation will follow. ARCHIE NORMAN POWELL PUNTA GORDA Archie Norman Powell, 71, of 1521 Floridd died Wednesday. He moved here in 1909 from Okeechobee and was a member of the Church ot God in Punta Gorda. He is survived by his wife, Leota; three sons, Leslie N.

Powell of Brazoria, and Charles H. Powell and Frank Powell, both of Punta Gorda; four daughters, Mrs. Gloria Couch of Fort Mvers, Mrs. Evelyn Worlev ond Mrs. Selma Nelson, both ot Punta Gorda, and Mrs.

Grace Johnson ot Arcadia; five stepchildren, George Burnham of Oneco, John Burn-ham of Fort Mvers, and Jeff Wells, Ronnie Ruff and Lucy Godwin, all of Punto Gorda; two brothers, Ira Powell of Punta Gorda and Robert Powell of Fort Mvers; 14 grandchildren, 15 stepgrandchildren and one greatgrandchild. Funeral service will be held Monday at 1 p.m. at the Church ot God with the Rev. Willie Team officiating. Burial will be at Indian Springs Cemetery.

Visitation will be today from to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. at the Punta Gorda Chapel of Kavs-Ponaer Funeral Homes. ina maeTmogg Ina Mae Mogg, 96, of Tropicona Mobile Park, died Thursday. She was born in Maauoketa, Iowa. She is survived bv two daughters.

MARK L. ABBOTT Mark L. Abbott, 74, of Tiffin, Ohio, and a visitor to Fort Mvers Beach, died Thursday. He is survived by his wile, Mary Abbott ol Tittin, Ohio. The bodv was sent Friday to the Young Funeral Home In Green Springs, Ohio, for service and burial.

Leo W. Engelhardt Funeral Home was in charge of local arrangements. JOHN FRANK SCHMELZER John Frank Schmelzer, 81, ot 1830 Brantley Road, Fort Mvers, formerly a resident ot Cape Coral, died Friday at Cape Coral Hospital. He came here 14 years oso from Cleveland, Ohio, and was a member of St. Andrew's Catholic Church and the- Holy Name Society.

He is survived bv his wife, Marie Schmelzer of Fort Myers. Funeral service will be held Monday at 1 p.m. at the chapel ot the Metz Funeral Home of Cape Coral. Burial will be at Memorial Gardens Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m.

Memorials may be given to the building fund of St. Andrew's Catholic Church. 1 A. MARTIN SMITH A. Martin Smith, 81, of 2119 Sunrise died Friday.

He came to Florida 17 years ago from Stamford. Conn. He was a 50-vear member of Palestine Chapter 159 R. A.M. in Detroit, and the Scottish Rite in Bridgeport, Conn.

He is survived bv his wife, Mrs. Helen Smith; two stepdaughters, Mrs. Patricia McPeake of Milford. and Mrs. June Ramsay ot Fort Myers; two sisters, Mrs.

Ann Lesley of Detroit, and Mrs. Mamie Stevens of Loguna Beach. two grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral service will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at the chapel of the Harvev Funeral Home, 1600 Colonial with the Rev.

Robert C. Asmuth, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, officiating. Burial will be at Lee Memorial Park. Friends may call at the funeral home on Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 D.m. J.

CHANDLER BURTON J. Chandler Burton, 82. of 722 Sharar Court, Cape Coral, died Thursday at Cape Coral Hospital. He came to Cape Coral 12 years ago from Washington, D.C. He was a member of the Faith United Presbyterian Church in Cape Coral, a member and ppst president in 1973 pf the Kiwanis Club, and had served as vice president of the Cape Coral Civic Association.

He was active with the Chamber of Commerce and was appointed os Cape Coral's second mayor on Jan. 8. 1973, after serving on the City Council for the first two years of the city's life. He is survived by his wife, Margaret Burton of Cape Coral; one son, J. Chandler Burton Jr.

of Arlington, one daughter, Jean Lobel of Silver Spring, one brother, Steve Burton of Birmingham, five sisters, Edith Stonecipher, Martha Lambert, Margaret Youngblood, Fern Hansen and Ethel Burton, all of Montgomery, eight grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. The family will receive friends today from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Tant Funeral Home in Cape Coral. Funeral service will be held today at 4 p.m. at the Tant Funeral Home with the Rev.

Robert M. C. Ward, pastor of the Faith United Presbyterian Church, officiating. Burial will be in Calera, under the direction of the Bolton Funeral Home in Columbiana, Ala. FORT MYERS MEMORIAL GARDENS Southwest Florida's Most Beautiful Burial Estates IS THE ONLY CEMETERY (AS FAR AS WE CAN ASCERTAIN) THAT 1) PLACES FLOWERS ON EVERY MEMORIALIZED SHRINE AT EASTER 1 7,000 GLADIOLI THIS YEAR) 2) PROVIDES MEMORIAL EMERGENCY ASSOC.

3) OFFERS AN 84 MONTH PAY PLAN AT 5 INTEREST WKUM-FM is now WENT WASHINGTON (AP) "This Is your D.J. This was WKUM-FM 104 underground and, folks, it's finally over. The FCC js here and its been fun." ''That was a disc jockey's announcement from a roving, clandestine radio station broadcasting to University of South Florida college students in Tampa, as Federal Communications Commission investigators moved in. The FCC pinpointed the unlicensed transmitter site two Weeks ago after a one-month search. "-'The station came on the air only on Sunday nights.

It eluded the FCC by broadcasting from different spots, said the assistant chief of the FCC's enforcement division, Richard M. Smith. "They were going from one person's quarters to another and we had a hard time catching them," he said. Air crash suit nets $5 million MIAMI (AP) A federal court jury late Friday recommended a damage award of more than $5 mil- lion to the estates and families of four men killed in the collision of their light plane with an Air Force jet near Lake Okeechobee in 1976. The federal government did not contest its liability in the case and the only question before the jury in a week-long trial was the amount of damages.

Under federal court procedure, the findings of the jury are not binding, A Cessna 414 owned by Ruel In- surance Corp. of Miami was flying near Brighton Indian Reservation when it collided with a $4 million Air Force F-4 Phantom jet and crashed. Killed were pilot J.G. Ruel, 49, of Coral Gables; Paul White, 38. safety and insurance supervisor of the city of Fort Lauderdale; Charles Eggertsson.

55, White's assistant; and John Conlin, 44, of Homestead, a National Airlines flight engineer. Also killed was Air Force Lt. Gregory Mellor, 23, of Torrington, a student pilot in the jet. The instructor, Maj. Thomas W.

Mehlhoff, 35, ejected and survived. Kaiuly th' Florist Serving All funeral Homes I MINER'S PLAZA so. McGregor at beach cut off i 481-4333 tee County LEE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS Julius T. Edwards, Fav McMocKin, Richard D. Davis, Patrick S.

Zvcrt, Randy Teston, Ruth Sriarrje, Joseph Harber, Leticia Barro-zo, Darlene Scott, Lester Luker, Russell M. SDurlin, Evangeline Towner, Viola Williams, Wanda J. Savior, Hazel V. Jones, Michael F. Nation, Jerrv Morris.

Edward W. Koczmarek. Amanda Ruth Lesko, Elissa Steamer, Todd C. Bledsoe, Matthew W. Moore, Henry E.

Pierce, Ted Woods Charles G. Swindle, Von T. McMahan, Robert C. Brocious, Danny Kearse. DISMISSALS Lillie Merritt, John A.

Wesley, Miles West, Harry Williams, Irene Cadigan, Mary Caron. Verlee Thomas, Catherine H. Heddink, Janet K. Wagener, Robert F. McCul-lough, Jew Lvdd.

Joseph St. Germain, Betty Joan Montgomery, Carrie L. Hanners, Bernadette Sullo, Norma J. Cain, Marv Alice McCauley. Doris V.

Bell, Jean Scherrer, Anna M. McKinney, Orlando Murphy, Louis N. Seeds, Luther P. Smith, Louis J. Rec-zek.

Alberto DeLeon, Rosa Mae Thompson, Frank R. Jerman, Essie Smith, Ruby Douse, Florence D'Au-teuil, Robert F. Maier, Waddv Thompson, Jimmy Warren, Parti Ann Buk-lad, Barbara A. McQuillin, Elizabeth Wellington, Michael F. Rolli, Charles Harrison, Dorothy K.

Carmack, Claude Ewing, Ronald L. Fordyce, Shane B. Scott, Elissa Steamer. BIRTHS AT LEE MEMORIAL To Mr. and ENS, William, 722 Burdick bov, 9 rlounds, 2 ounces, May 4.

MATSON, Steve. 1031 Butler Road, bov. 8 pounds, 4 a. ounces, May 4. MARRIAGE LICENSES Richardo R.

Orellona. 23, and Ba-bette Marie McDonald, 20. Joseph Wilson Sidwell, 61, and Ver-na Joyce Musser, 55. William Lloyd Johnston, 66, and Fav G. Hotmann, 69.

Ronald Keith Ball, 18, and Michelle Renee Maples, 16. Peter Carl Dooley, 33, and Helen Ann Graf, 34. Wilbur Emerson Stump, 56, of Dav-ton, Ohio, and Connie Lou Clark, 37, of Columbus, Ohio. Robert Preston Timmons, 38, and Judy Carol Lynch, 34. DIVORCES FINAL JUDGMENTS Joseph B.

White and Virginia Thayer White; Victoria T. Hanton and Cdrl Hanton; Barbara Ann Queen and Lawrence Casey Queen; Patrick Henry Naz-worth and Sarah Jane Nazworth; Judith Ann Evans and Harry James Evans Roberta M. West and Robert H. West Jr. 1 RUTH Messmer YOUR EXTRA TOUCH FLORIST MEMBER F.T.D.

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The subject property is more commonly known as 2623 Hanson Street and is to be changed from Residential A-2 to Business-One. The proposed amendment will be considered for adoption at the meeting of City Council at City Hall on the 5th day of June, 1978, at 7:30 o'clock p.m. at which time a public hearing will be held. CITY OF FORT MYERS By: M.W. Matz, City Clerk PONT MTEIS, H0II0A REGISTRACI0N ESPECIAL EN LA OFICINA DE CETA LOS SIGUIENTES DIAS JUEVES Mill 17 utAoo mil it JUEVES NATO 4 IA1ADO NATO IMPORTANTE: todos tieem que tnaei sv taijeta dc iicuio imh mm.

ACOMPANAD0S DE MM P(M0 ODDS AND ENDS, C10SEOUTS, OLD STOCK, AND SLIGHTLY DAMAGED FURNITURE WILL DE MARKED DOWN. A DURING THIS SALE ALL SCRATCH OR A DENT COULD SAVE YOU HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS. ALL DEALERS ARE WELCOME. SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION. 4 Of TODAS US ESCUEIAS SUPERI0RES TEA A SV ISPfCIAUSTt EN OflCIOS :00 A.M.

A 9:00 P.M. :90 A.M. A 11:00 P.M. :00 A.M. A 9:00 P.M.

MO A.M. A P.M. PA0II, MADRE CUAROItN. 7 $88 $19 $68 148 129 DINETTES TABLE $399. '250 '498 98 '139 NOW TOP TABLE CHAIRS.

mesa i 'I1 nenm nrn BEDROOM FURNITURE BEDDING FULL SIZE COIL SPRING MATTRESS FOUNDATION 1 SOLD OUT COMPLETE SETS, DRESSER, MIRROR CHEST AND HEADBOARD MATCHING 4 DRAWER CHEST AND NIGHT STAND OAK FINISH MASSIVE 9 DRAWER TRIPLE DRESSER, BAMBOO STYLE, GOLD OR WHITE EARLY AMERICAN DARK PINE 5 PIECE BEDROOM SET REG. $599 ONLY TWIN SIZE SET. QUEEN SIZE EXTRA FIRM MATT. BOX. KING SIZE MATT.

FOUNDATIONS SOILED 1 78 98 1 58 398 19 88 75 70 1 395 LIVING ROOM FURNITURE DURABLE HERCULON PLAID SOFAS 1 ft MODERN STYLE BLUE, BROWN OR RUST I WW SOFA, LOVESEAT, CHAIR, SLIGHT 1 DAMAGE ON ARM OF SOFA I ODD LOVESEATS, MANY TO $QQ CHOOSE FROM ALL STYLES, COLORS tOto SOFABEDS, 1 SOILED AND 1 RIPPED ft BACK FOLDS DOWN TO SLEEP tO SOFA, CHAIR, LOVESEAT, RECLINER AND FOOTSTOOL, MATCHED SETS IN CRUSHED VELVET FABRIC, REG. $1 ,300 ONLY OCCASIONAL CHAIRS, 8 TO CHOOSE A A FROM IN VARIETY OF FABRICS COFFEE TABLES, OAK, HICKORY OR PECAN FINISH, SCRATCHED OR DENTED 10 PIECE COMPLETE PLAY PEN OR $0(10 PIT GROUP OUTFIT BROWN OR GOLD FULL SIZE SLEEPER SOFAS, FLORAL $1 QQ PRINT, SOLID OR PLAID FABRICS to I 7W VELVET SWIVEL ROCKERS MANY COLORS FULL SIZE HEADBOARDS. SPANISH STYLE DRESSER AND MIRROR, MICA TOPS WHITE 5 DRAWER CHEST WITH MODERN CHROME TRIM ALL WOOD HUGE KING SIZE HEADBOARD SHOULD BE $125, BAMBOO STYLE 4 CHAIRS REG. FULL SIZE METAL BED FRAMES LIMITED QUANTITIES ONLY BANti luniMABEt L. i TABLE AND 6 CHAIRS, LIGHTED HUTCH BUFFET, PECAN FINISH MARBLE INLAY LOOK TABLE 4 MATCHING CHAIRS I iN ill i.i m'pw 1 1 mull LARGE FORMICA 6 MATCHING 9 OPEN DAILY 9, SAT.

9-6, SUN. 12-5 AVP DU 1 BLOCK SOUTH OF HIGHWAY 41 BRIDGE 2128 CLEVELAND.