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I The Orlando Sentinel, Monday, September 5, 1994 Mikveh plays an important role MIKVEH from B-1 ing. After the ritual, which occurs about seven days after a woman's menstrual period has ended, the women may resume sexual relations with their husbands. Only a few Orlando-area women have been known to travel to other parts of the state to perform this rite, but Devorah Dubov knows of more women who are interested in using a mikveh closer to home. She and her husband, co-founders of the ultraOrthodox Chabad Lubavitch of Greater Orlando, hope to sponsor lectures about the mikveh to increase participation. Rabbi Yitzchok Adler, leader of a Jacksonville Orthodox synagogue with a mikveh, says Orlando's new mikveh is another sign that some Jews have decided to uphold traditions rather than blend into American 1 culture.

He said the mikveh also will benefit Orthodox tourists. Couples have spent a day at Orlando's theme parks and driven to ANTONIO ACEVEDO, 84, Tuxpan Lane, Kissimmee, died Saturday, Sept. 3. Mr. was owner of a grocery store.

Born in Puerto Rico, he moved to Central Florida in 1992. He was Catholic. Survivors: wife, Vidalina daughters, Signa, Dorothy, Nilda, Noemi; sons, Eddie, David; seven grandchildren; four great-grandchildren. Woodlawn Funeral Home and Memorial Park, Orlando. AARON JAY ADDISON, 21, South Ninth Street, Winter Garden, died Saturday, Sept.

3. Mr. Addison was a recreational vehicle technician for Harvey Trailer Sales and a musician. Born in Ypsilanti, he moved to Central Florida in 1991. He was a member of the Missouri Synod Lutheran Church.

Survivors: father, Stan Addison, Winter Garden; sisters, Eva, Sara, both of Ypsilanti; grandmother, Eva Mae Harvey, Winter Garden. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Winter Garden. JAMES E. CULLOP, 76, Grenadier Drive, Orlando, died Sunday, Sept. 4.

Mr. Cullop was a sign painter for an advertising company. Born in Bluefield, W.Va., he moved to Central Florida in 1957. He Protestant. He was a member of the VFW, Lions Club, Jaycees and Optimist Club.

He was an Army Air Corps veteran of World War Il. Survivors: wife, Jo; daughters, Pattee C. Sipple, Chicago, Tina, Orlando; sisters, Margaret Linkous, Bluefield, Ann Linkous, Plantation; one grandchild. BaldFuneral Home, GoldenrodWinter Chapel. Fairchild HELEN ELIZABETH FRANKLIN, 88, 1505 Aldersgate Drive, Kissimmee, died Saturday, Sept.

3. Mrs. Franklin was a schoolteacher. Born in Chicago, she moved to Central Florida in 1977. Survivor: brother, Fred Gedelman, Edina, Minn.

Grissom Funeral Home, Kissimmee. CLIFTON L. HALL, 72, 38th Street, Orlando, died Saturday, Sept. 3. Mr.

Hall was a retired teacher for Memorial Junior High School. Born in Gordo, he moved to Central Florida in 1979. He was a member of Delaney Street Baptist Church. He was an Army Air Corps veteran of World War 11. Survivors: sons, Don, Randy, both of Orlando; daughter, Vickie Wingsfield, Milledgeville, brother, James, Aliceville, sisters, Bryant, Tavares, Florie Wright, Milledgeville, Ga.

Hawthorne Funeral Home, Orlando. JULIA SEPEREK KALEITA, 79, 1365 Haven Drive, Oviedo, died Sunday, Sept. 4. Mrs. Kaleita was a seamstress.

Born in Detroit, she moved to Central Florida this year. She was Lutheran. She was a member of the Garden Club of St. Petersburg. Survivors: husband, Edward; brother, John Seperek, California.

Orlando Direct Cremation Service, Orlando. GORDON LeDREW, 86, 154 Bimini Road, Cocoa Beach, died Saturday, Sept. 3. Mr. LeDrew was a retired restaurateur.

Born in Newfoundland, Canada, he moved to Central Florida in 1972. He was a member of Ascension Lutheran Church, Indian Harbour Beach. Survivors: daughter, Danora Polniak, Cocoa Beach; sister, Violet Rodgers, Newfoundland; two grandchildren; six greatgrandchildren. Brownie Maxwell FuHome, Melbourne. EDWARD HERMAN LINDBLOM 66, Phillips Place, Orlando, died Friday, Sept.

2. Mr. Lindblom was an insurance agent. Born in Miami, he moved to Central Florida in 1956. A member of First Presbyterian Church, he belonged to the Rotary Club of Orlando, University Club, Independent Insurance Association Society role C.P.C.U.

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The number of mikvehs in Florida has increased as the Jewish population now 622,000 has grown. Rabbi Abraham Korf, the director of Friends of Lubavitch of Florida, says the Orlando-area mikveh is the state's eighth. Two more are in progress in South Florida. Korf traveled from Miami Beach to help oversee construction of the mikveh, which has many specific requirements according to Jewish law. For example, Devorah Dubov awaits "one good rain," which must drain from a rooftop gutter through a pipe into the bottom of the mikveh.

Purified tap water is used to complete the filling of the ritual bath, which will include a marble slab with holes connecting the brothers, Peter, Miami, Martin Wood, Jacksonville; five grandsons. Carey Hand Colonial Funeral Home, Orlando. ALFRED STEPHEN LIPIEC, 71, 1003 Karney Drive, Lady Lake, died Saturday, Sept. 3. Mr.

Lipiec was a supervisor for a steel mill. Born in Hamtramck, he moved to Lady Lake in 1984. He was Catholic. He was an Army veteran of World War II. Survivors: wife, Leona sons, Steven, Midland, Daniel, Oak Creek, daughters, Theresa Marlowe, Mesa, Joann Fournier, San Diego, Roseann, St.

Petersburg; one brother, Michigan; three sisters, all of Michigan; four grandchildren. Beyers Funeral Home, Lady Lake. VIOLET C. LIVINGSTON, 88, Lakeland, died Friday, Sept. 2.

Mrs. Livingston was a high school treasurer. She was a member of United Methodist Temple. Survivors: husband, William C. sons, William C.

Robert both of Lakeland; brother, Leonard E. Johnson, Charlotte, N.C.; sisters, Esther Russell, Chicago, Grace McAllister, Fort Worth, Texas, Florence Trippe, Orlando; three grandchildren; two great-grandchildren. Lakeland Funeral Home, Lakeland. EILEEN L. MALONEY, 74, Ivy Farm Lane, Casselberry, died Saturday, Sept.

3. Mrs. Maloney was a nurse's assistant. Born in Fargo, N.D., she moved to Central Florida in 1966. She was Protestant.

Survivors: daughters, Teresa Kelly, Casselberry, Sharon Wynne, Falls Church, Bonnie Stead, Longhorn, son, Raymond, Orlando; sister, Phyllis Lendhart, Billings, six grandchildren; two child Funeral great-grandchildren. Baldwin Semoran-Forest Home, City Chapel. ALTON L. MARCHAND, 79, Orlando Avenue, Winter Park, died Saturday, Sept. 3.

Mr. Marchand was a lieutenant for the Orange County Sheriff's Office. He was born in Orlando. He was a member of Reeves Memorial United Methodist Church. Survivors: son, Paul St.

Petersburg; brothers, Lawrence, Orlando, Irvin, Twenty Palms, four grandchildren. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Orlando. EVELYN G. MAURER, 81, Evans Trail, Orlando, died Sunday, Sept. 4.

Mrs. Maurer was a retired secretary. Born in Dayton, Ohio, she moved to Central Florida in 1957. She was Protestant. Survivors: husband, James; daughter, Janice Pate, Cocoa; three grandchildren.

Carey Hand Colonial Funeral Home, Orlando. IGNACIO MENDIOLA, 76, Charow Lane, Orlando, died Saturday, Sept. 3. Mr. Mendiola was a retired Navy veteran.

Born in Guam, he moved to Central Florida in 1972. He was Catholic. He was a member of the Fleet Reserve Associ- Funeral notices IN LOVING MEMORY OF LARRY LANE June 28, 1949 September 6, 1984 Although we were small when God took you to heaven we have felt your loving touch throughout our lives. Your family friends remember you with love admiration and miss you dearly. We love you daddy, Renae, Kelli Kaci CULLOP, JAMES E.

Funeral services for James E. Cullop, age 76, of Orlando, who passed away on Sunday, will be conducted on Wednesday at 10:00 a.m. at the Goldenrod Chapel of the Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Homes with Reverend Bob Work officiating. Interment will follow at Chapel Hill Cemetery. Visitation for friends will be held on Tuesday from 7-9 p.m.

at the funeral home. BALDWIN-FAIRCHILD FUNERAL HOME, Park Chapel, 7520 Aloma Winter Park, 898-8111. When Words Aren't Enough 273460801 HARRY'S FAMOUS FLOWERS 249-0500 1-800-423-7561 (24 hrs.) two kinds of water. During the High Holy Days, observant men also use mikvehs in a rite to prepare for a new spiritual start on Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement. Yom Kippur begins Sept.

14 and ends Sept. 15. Men and women also use the mikveh which means "contained gathering of water" in Hebrew when they convert to Judaism. Some local Jews predict the presence of the mikveh may encourage other Orthodox Jewish families to relocate to Orlando. "I believe that now there's an Orthodox synagogue and there's a mikveh, the Orthodox community will grow because young Jewish couples that are Orthodox would be very hesitant to move to this community unless there's a mikveh," said Terri Singer, who lives in Maitland not far from the mikveh.

She compared the spiritual experience to a rebirth. "You just feel new and you have a different shine to yourself a new glow," she said. ation. He was a Navy veteran of World War Il. Survivors: wife, Dolores; sister, Joaquina Roberto, Orlando.

Carey Hand Colonial Funeral Home, Orlando. HATTIE MAE ROBINSON, 56, 216 Victor Orlando, died Tuesday, 30. Mrs. Robinson was a baby sitter. Born in Cordele, she moved to Central Florida in 1956.

A member of Livingston St. Church of God, she also belonged to Citizen's Police Academy. Survivors: daughter, Celestine Wilburn, Orlando; sisters, Annie McFadden, Ollie Walker, both of Orlando; five grandchildren. Mitchell's Funeral Home, Orlando. WILMA M.

SHOUP, 86, 210 S. Lake Tavares, died Saturday, Sept. 3. Mrs. Shoup was born in St.

Joseph, Mich. She was a member of the Union Congregational Church of Tavares. She was a Pythian Sister. Survivors: husband, Albert daughters, Margaret Taylor, Lakeville, Susan Thompson, LaPorte, son, Raymond Michigan City, nine grandchildren; three step-grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; five step-great-grandchildren; two great-great-grandchildren. Foresy G.

Hay Funeral Home, South Bend, Ind. MARVIN O. SMITH, 93, 950 Barefoot Barefoot Bay, died Saturday, Sept. 3. Mr.

Smith was a retired plumber and electrical contractor. Born in Harrisburg, he moved to Central Florida in 1967. He was a of First Presbyterian Church of Sebastian. Survivors: wife, Alice; daughter, Jane Harper, Grapevine, Texas; son, Marvin O. Bethlehem, sisters, Ethel Bachmann, Barefoot Bay, Erma Forbes, Hollywood; four grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren.

Brownlie Maxwell Funeral Home, Mel- RUBY S. SMITH, 76, 1355 Lochbreeze Way, Orlando, died Friday, Sept. 2, of cancer. Mrs. Smith was a retired teacher.

Born in Olive, N.C., she moved to Central Florida in 1976. She was a member of New Covenant Baptist Church, Orlando. Survivors: son, Albertz E. Demagnus, Silver Spring, daughter, Cynthia Mack, Philadelphia; grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; two neral Home, grandchildren. Mitchell's Fu- ARTHUR JOSEPH STROVEGLIA 32, Hamlet Loop, Winter Park, died Saturday, Sept.

3. Mr. Stroveglia was a carpenter. Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., he was a member Margaret Mary moved to Central Florida, this year. He Notices, In Memoriams Cards of Thanks paid advertising.

Call 420-6077. IN LOVING MEMORY OF CLAIRE "RITA" ROMANO August 2, 1926 September 6, 1991 Forever in our thoughts Forever in our hearts Always missing you. Ken, Bernadette, Suzanne Michelle ORR, MILDRED A. Beloved wife of William, passed away on August 30, 1994 after a long illness. Survivors include her husband of 57 years, two children: Richard Orr of Summit, NJ and Marie Perlet of Silver Spring, MD, and four grandchildren; also, beloved twin sister Mary Milburn of Oklahoma City, OK and sister Dorothy Lewis of Houston, TX.

She was loved by all who knew her and will be sorely missed. A memorial service will be held at St. Luke's United Methodist Church on Thursday, Sept. 8 at 2:00 p.m. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Memorial Fund of St.

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Survivors: father, Arthur Stroveglia Brooklyn; mother, Stella Stroveglia, Brooklyn; sisters, Debra Senese, Pawling, N.Y., Lisa, Brooklyn; companion, Antonio "Tony" Droz, Winter Park. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Goldenrod- Winter Park Chapel. CLARISSE C. TEETS, 89, Wisteria Drive, DeBary, died Friday, Sept. 2.

Mrs. Teets was seamstress. in Frederick, she moved to Central Florida in 1969. She was a member of St. Ann's Catholic Church.

Survivor: husband, Ross. Stephen R. Baldauff Funeral Home, Deltona. HARRY M. TURNER, 80, 1602-02 Westgate Drive, Kissimmee, died Sunday, Sept.

4. Mr. Turner was a supervisor for a sewage treatment plant. Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., he moved to Central Florida in 1984. He was a member of First Presbyterian Church Kissimmee.

He was an Army veteran of World War II. Survivors: wife, Betty sons, Theodore, Selden, N.Y., Robert, Massapequa, N.Y.; seven grandchildren. Conrad Thompson Funeral Home, Kissimmee. PAUL J. WALSH, 67, 206 Bradley Lane, Lady Lake, died Sunday, Sept.

4. Mr. Walsh was a retired heating and airconditioning electrician. Born in Danville, he moved to Central Florida in 1991. He was Lutheran.

He was member of the Local Sheet Metal Workers Union 20, Gary, board of the Water Oaks Men's Golf Association. He was a Navy veteran of World War II. Survivors: wife, Dolores; sons, Bruce, Pearland, Texas, Brad, Eustis; daughters, Paula Spradlin, Jonesboro, Debora Kendera, both of Jonesboro, brothers, Dale, Portage, Gary, Waco, Texas; five grandchildren. Beyers Funeral Home, Lady Lake. EDNA MAE WALTON, 80, 223 Beverly Road, Cocoa, Friday, Sept.

2. Mrs. Walton was a homemaker. Born in LaFolltee, she moved to Central Florida in 1959. She was a member of College Park Church of God.

Survivors: sons, David, Fernandina Beach, Samuel, Cocoa; daughters, Alice Geiger, Winter Park, Martha Sealock, Austell, Jean Holland, Ocoee; brothers, Hursel Kidwell, Maryville, Lee Kidwell, Knoxville, Earl Kidwell, Monroe, Donald Kidwell, Jacksboro, sisters, Virginia Trowbridge, Crossville, Hazel Harber, Clinton, grandchildren; Memorial 20 Funeral grandchildren. nac. CORDA E. WHITED, 94, 1448 E. Normandy Deltona, died Sunday, Sept.

4. Mrs. Whited was a homemaker. Born in Jackson County, W.Va., she moved to Deltona in 1985. She was Protestant.

Survivors: sons, Wendell DeBary, Richard, Middleport, Ohio; daughters, Virginia Cadd, Cross Lanes, W.Va., Lucille Edwards, Mount Dora, Ruth Belsito, Deltona; 12 grandchildren; six one great-greatgrandchild. Deltona Memorial Funeral Home. GENEVIEVE D. YELCHO, 82, Little Wekiva Road, Altamonte Springs, died Saturday, Sept. 3.

Mrs. Yelcho was a homemaker. She was born in Cleveland. She was a member of the Knights of St. John, Saginaw, Mich.

Survivors: daughter, Rosemary Reimus, Frenkruth, brothers, Bernard Detroit, Jerry Altamonte Springs, Nicholas Allen Park, Leon Marshall, Cleveland; sisters, Ann Kuciemba, Bernice Krepop, both of Cleveland; seven grandfield Funeral Services, children; three Bangrandchildren, Obituaries must be submitted by a funeral home or crematorium and are printed free of charge. Man Gives 3 Legs The Boot At Garage Sale. When Sam June holds his "Annual Backyard Estate Sale" in College Park, there's no telling what he might be selling. "The weirdest thing I ever sold was a bunch of mannequin parts to an elderly gentleman," June said. But the one constant every year for Sam is advertising his sale in The Orlando Sentinel's Classifieds.

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