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VOLUSIA C-4 The Orlando Sentinel, Thursday, July 27, 1995 Columnist's funeral is set for Eustis EUSTIS Services for Bill Bond, The Orlando Sentinel's Lake County columnist who died Tuesday, will be held Friday at St. Mary of the Lakes Catholic Church in Eustis. Bond, known as a friend of the downtrodden during more than two decades with the Sentinel in Lake County, died at his Eustis home Tuesday after a six-month bout with cancer. He was 62. A funeral Mass will be offered at 10 a.m.

Friday at St. Mary of the Lakes Catholic Church at 234 E. Badger Eustis. Visitation for friends will be at the Harden-Pauli Funeral Home, 1617 S. Bay Eustis, from 6 to 7 tonight.

Military rites will take place at 7 p.m. today at the HardenPauli chapel and a wake service will follow at 7:30 p.m. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made to Hospice of Lake and Sumter Inc. JOSEPH H. ABRAMSON, 92, Fairview Avenue, Daytona Beach, died Tuesday, July 25.

Mr. Abramson was a retired printer for Allied Building Products. Born in Rochester, N.Y., he moved to Central Florida in 1946. Survivors: wife, Ann; daughter, Barbara Hindery, Clearwater; brother, Goodwin, Tampa; four grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren. Baggett and Summers Funeral Home, Daytona Beach.

DONALDSON R. BARTOE, 48, 4755 Lakeshore Drive, St. Cloud, died Monday, July 24. Mr. Bartoe was a medical technologist at Osceola Regional Hospital.

Born in Charleston, W.Va., he moved to Central Florida in 1981. He was a member of St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church, Catholic Diocese of Orlando School St. Thomas Catholic School Board and a former or leader of Osceola Girl Scouts Troops 447 and 230. Survivors: wife, Gayle Ann; daughters, Melissa Ann, Adrienne Marie, both of St.

Cloud; father stepmother, Donaldson E. and Alma, Lake Panasoffkee; mother, Marion, Kissimmee; brother, Ricky, Kissimmee; stepbrothers, Bill Whealton, John Whealton, both of Lakeland, Randy Whealton, Brierfield, stepsister, Yvonne Whealton, Lakeland. Conrad and Thompson Funeral Home, Kissimmee. ELIZABETH Y. BRYAN, 79., Enterprise Road, Orange City, died Monday, July Mrs.

Bryan was a homemaker. Born in Birmingham, she moved to Central Florida in 1930. She was a member of Calvary Assembly. Survivors: son, George Gainesville; daughters, Barbara Lamb, Casselberry, Judy Kelley, Sanford, Rebecca Stout, Duluth, Ga. four grandchildren.

Carey Hand Cox-Parker Funeral Home, Winter Park. KATHRYN STEPHENS CHESTER, 77, U.S. Highway 19, Tavares, died Monday, July 24. Mrs. Chester was a homemaker.

Born in Holly Springs, N.C., she moved to Tavares in 1938. She was a member of First United Methodist Church, Tavares Women's Club and Eastern Star. Survivors: son, Burke DeLacy, Ormond Beach; daughters, Sherian Chester Wilburn, Atlanta, Emily Chester Helms, Orange Park; brother, Alvin Orus, Tallahassee; nine grandchildren; six Culley's Meadowwood Funeral, Home- Riggins Road Chapel, Tallahassee. JOHN RAYMOND CLINE, 84, 1301 Kansas St. Cloud, died Monday, July 24.

Mr. Cline was a quality control inspector with Bell Laboratory. He was born in Ohio. He was an Air Force veteran of World War II. Survivors: stepson, Dan Rader, Phoenix.

Fisk Funeral Home, St. Cloud. JUDITH ELEANOR FOX, 61, Bixon Lake Road, Osteen, died Tuesday, July 25. Mrs. Fox was an art gallery director.

Born in Philadelphia, she moved to Central Florida in 1994. She was Protestant. Survivors: Chiles warns $8 billion for health care at risk By Mike Oliver OF THE SENTINEL STAFF Er Fadioto AC FLORIDA PENDING ANTE SATE OF FLORIDA Edda Biliox Dollars and Florida Senate Representatives RED he says state FROM 0 ORLANDO SENTINEL risks losing. The message is simple, "a says Gov. Lawton Chiles, who brought his campaign for health reform to Orlando Wednesday.

"Do you want to keep $8 billion in Florida or let the federal government spend it elsewhere?" Chiles said. The governor struck back at his chief health-care critic, Senate President Jim Scott, R-Fort Lauderdale, who on Tuesday called the Chiles' plan a "shell game." "He either doesn't understand or has spoken incorrectly," Chiles said. "He went to Washington and talked to Speaker Newt, and Newt said don't pass this." Chiles says he will call a legislative session after Labor Day in hopes the Legislature will vote to take advantage of a 1994 federal Medicaid waiver. The waiver allows Florida to subsidize health insurance to the working poor with savings from Medicaid. Those savings would be realized by using managed health care, among other things, Chiles said.

Chiles said the plan calls for no new Florida taxes, although Scott has challenged this assertion. "We are going to give the Florida Legislature the opportunity to put leadership ahead of partisanship," Chiles told a small group in the lobby of Florida Hospital. Florida Hospital president Tom Werner said the hospital would lose $126 million over six years without the waiver. Chiles stressed the urgency of a legislative vote to lock in the waiver before Congress decides to begin funding Medicaid through block grants, which he said would severely penalize high-growth states like Florida. The waiver will lock in a growth-rate formula that allows Florida to keep $8 billion otherwise lost under a block-grant approach, Chiles said.

Chiles attended a luncheon with hospital CEOs at the Citrus Club and also spoke to business 1 leaders at a Greater Orlando Association of Realtors forum in downtown Orlando. Twice the Legislature has failed to pass the Chiles plan, but the governor says he's willing to compromise as long as Florida gets the waiver. Also, Chiles said, "I didn't have the $8 billion argument before." Chiles signs mock check for $8 billion what Obituaries sons, Jan Pilcher, Osteen, Christopher Pilcher, Sanford; daughter, Becky Ozrelic, Bend, stepmother, Kay Fox, South Daytona; brother, E. Keller Melbourne; sister, Nancy Schrieber, South Daytona; 11 grandchildren. Banfield Funeral Services, Winter Springs.

MARTHA V. GIPSON, 77, Juanita Real, Winter Park, died Tuesday, July 25 of cancer. Mrs. Gipson was a teacher at Winter Park High School and Audubon Elementary School. Born in Drew, she moved to Central Florida in 1918.

She was a member of First United Methodist Church of Winter Park. Survivors: husband, Joe; daughters, Martha Sue MathewsonPrice, Betty Donaldson, both of Winter Park, JoAnn Bruce, Merritt Island; five grandchildren; one greatgrandchildren. Carey Hand Cox-Parker Funeral Home, Winter Park. WILLIAM B. GUTHRIE, 85, 1266 Kathwood Drive, Melbourne, died Saturday, July 22.

Mr. Guthrie was a retired truck driver. Born in St. Albans, W.Va., he moved to Central Florida in 1959. Survivors: daughter, Myrtle Taylor, Melbourne; one granddaughter; one Brownie Maxwell Funeral Home, Melbourne.

THOMAS C. LANE, 65, North Marco Way, Satellite Beach, died Tuesday, July 25. Mr. Lane was a retired Air Force senior master sergeant and air traffic controller for the Federal Aviation Administration. Born in Jefferson, he moved to Central Florida in 1969.

He was a member of NCOA, Florida State Golf Association and the Patrick AFB and Suntree Golf Clubs. Survivors: wife, Catherine daughters, Donna L. Naylor, Indian Harbour Beach, Nancy A. Lane, Indialantic; brothers, Laird Kissimmee, Donald Jefferson; one grandson. Beach Funeral Home, Indian Harbour Beach.

ARDEN LARIVEE, 59, West 25th Avenue, New Smyrna Beach, died Sunday, July 23. Mrs. Larivee was retired from Post, Buckley, Schuh and Jernigan Consultants, Winter Park. Born in Holyoke, she moved to Central Florida in 1993. She was a member of St.

Peter the Fisherman Episcopal Church. Survivors: brother, Donald, Davie; one grandson. Baldwin-Hughey Funeral Home, New Smyrna Beach. CATHERINE C. PEASLEY, 67, Grove View Way, Sanford, died Friday, July 21.

Mrs. Peasley was a retired nurse's assistant. Born in Erie, she moved to Central Florida in 1961. She was a member of Seventhday Adventist a Church. Survivors: son, Kenneth, Sanford; brother, Anthony Caruso, Fort Lauderdale; sisters, Maria Rose Hall, Troy, Anna Dunn, Livonia, Esta McDonnell, Melvindale, two grandchildren.

Bellevue-Cedar Hill Funeral Home, Daytona Beach. Funeral Funeral Notices, In Memoriams Cards of Thanks notices paid advertising. Call 420-6077. BARTOE, DONALDSON R. A Funeral Mass for Donaldson R.

Bartoe, 4755 Lakeshore Drive, Saint Cloud who died Monday will be Celebrated Friday at 11AM at Saint Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church, Saint Cloud with Reverend Fabian Gimeno Celebrant. Friends may call 5PM to 8PM at Conrad Thompson Funeral Home Thursday to pay their respects. Burial will be in Mount Peace Cemetery. Expressions of sympathy may take the form of donations to American Diabetes Association, 1101 N. Lake Destiny Maitland, 32751-7105.

CONRAD THOMPSON FUNERAL HOME, Kissimmee in charge. LANE, THOMAS C. Memorial Services for Mr. Lane, 65, of Satellite Beach, FL who passed away Tuesday July 25, 1995 will be held 3PM Saturday July 29, 1995 at Chapel One (on the main base, Patrick AFB). Mr.

Lane was born in Jefferson, Wisconsin and moved to Brevard County in 1969. He was a retired USAF SMSgt and Air Traffic Controller for Federal Aviation Agency for a total of 43 years. Mr. Lane was a member of the Non-Commissioned Officers Association and the Florida State Golf Association. He held many golf club championship titles through his years and was a member of the Patrick Air Force Base and Suntree Golf Clubs.

Survivors: wife Catherine M. Lane of Satellite Beach, FL; daughters Donna L. Naylor of Indian Harbour Beach, FL, Nancy A. Lane of Indialantic, FL; brothers Laird L. Lane of Kissimmee, FL, Donald R.

Lane of Jefferson, Wisconsin; and grandson Brent Thomas Naylor. Donations may be made to Holmes Regional Hospice. BEACH FUNERAL HOME, 1689 S. Patrick Drive, Indian Harbour Beach, FL is in charge of arrangements. MARKEL, GORDON ALLEN Funeral Services for Mr.

Gordon Allen Markel, age 71, of Longwood, who passed away Monday will be conducted Friday at 2PM at the Altamonte Chapel of the BaldwinFairchild Funeral Home. Reverend Walter Feagins will officiate. Interment will follow at All Faiths Memorial Park. Visitation for friends will be Friday one hour prior to the service at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to The American Cancer Society, 1703 W.

Colonial Drive, Orlando, FL 32804. Mr. Markel was a Lt. Col. Command Pilot with the U.S.A.F.

for 20 years, retired. In 1963 he received the Pa. Cross of Valor for flying in a hurricane to rescue hurricane victims. He is survived by his son, Dr. Stephen A.

Markel and daughter, Judith Ann Parker. BAL FUNERAL HOME, 994 E. Altamonte Drive, Altamonte Springs, FL 898-8111. When Words 323781701 Aren't Enough. HARRY'S FAMOUS FLOWERS 249-0500 1-800-423-7565(24 hrs.) Volusia School Board votes to retain attorney EDNA ROY, 83, 2580 S.

A1A No. 89, Melbourne Beach, died Tuesday, July 25. Mrs. Roy was a homemaker. Born in Frenchville, Maine, she moved to Central Florida in 1980.

She was a member of Immaculate Conception Catholic Church. Survivors: sons, Alfred Micco, Raymond, St. Petersburg, Peter, Harwinton, daughter, Susan Deschaine, Ogden, Utah; sister, Lenora McTiernan, Melbourne Beach, Louise LaMontagne, Dover Foxcroft, Maine; brothers, Roland Daigle, East Hartford, Phillip Daigle, Somers, Bert Daigle, Fort Kent, Maine; 15 grandchildren; seven grandchildren. Brownie Maxwell Funeral Home, great CHARLES FREDERICK SCHULZ, 84, East Graves Avenue, Orange City, died Monday, July 24. Mr.

Schulz was a retired self employed carpenter. Born in Keokuk, lowa, he moved to Central Florida in 1962. He was Baptist and a Mason. Survivors: wife, Nellie; daughter, Joyce Eileen Borg, Orange City; stepdaughter, Betty Louise Neye, Oviedo; sons, Charles Everett, Kalamazoo, Gary LeRoy, DeLand; stepsons, Lem Hardman Kirkland, Orange City, Rufus Newton Kirkland, Clearwater; 25 grandchildren; 25 great-grandchildren. Stephen R.

Baldauff Funeral Home, Deltona. RUDOLPH ADOLPH SCHULZ, 58, 5020. Satellite St. Cloud, died Tuesday, July 25. Mr.

Schulz was a plumber at Walt Disney World. Born in Charleston, S.C., he moved to Central Florida in 1987. He was a member of Plumbers Union Local 803. Survivors: wife, Joyce; son, Brent Arterburn, Orlando; daughters, Julia Dawson, Mount Pleasant, S.C., Lorri Khanna, Annandale, N.J., Karen Biggs, Tallahassee, Jorja Arterburn, Orlando; stepmother, Juel, Charleston; sisters, Linda Morris, Orena Owen, both of Charleston; brothers, Edward, Florence, Robert, Mount Pleasant; 11 grandchildren. Fisk Funeral Home, St.

Cloud. SANDRA SIEGERT STROM, 55, 4355 Semoran Farms Road, Kissimmee, died Tuesday, July 25. Mrs. Strom was an office manager. Born in Washington, D.C., she moved to Central Florida in 1983.

She was Methodist. Survivors: son, James G. Stevens III, Woodstock, daughter, Andrea Libbey, Orlando, Molly Stevens, Seabrook, two grandchildren. Orlando Direct Cremation Service. DOUGLAS PAUL WILBUR, 67, Torchwood Drive, DeLand, died Tuesday, July 25.

Mr. Wilbur was a retired vicepresident for Barnett Bank. Born in Montreal, he moved to Central Florida in 1982. He was a member of First Baptist Church of Orlando and Southridge Country Club, DeLand. Survivor: wife, Minnesota.

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Visitation for friends will be Thursday July 27, 1995 between 1PM and 3PM. Mrs. Marsh is survived by her two daughters Barbara White and Katherine Fanelli, her son David Marsh, all are residents of Orlando; her sister Rita Choice of Arlington Heights, Illinois. She is also survived by her granddaughter Nikita Fanelli. Donations to Hospice of Palm Beach County, 5300 East West Palm Beach, FL 33407 in the memory of Toni.

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"He is not a board member," RULES from C-1 and vice-chair of the District Advisory Committee, said Wednesday she sent the letter because of concerns about Whittaker's actions at board meetings. Bumpus said she frequently uses interoffice mail to communicate about school issues. "I told her what I expected from my representative and hoped she would take it to heart," Bumpus said. "Instead, she made sure to show up at the school and attack me in person and send me a letter saying I had wasted taxpayer money by sending it through district mail." At Tuesday night's meeting, Whittaker questioned Watts at length about his legal background and issues involving construction problems at Pine Ridge High School. She also complained about where he was seated, between Superintendent Joan Kowal and board member Deborah Denys.

Whittaker shouted. "Why is he sitting there breaking up the board?" Board Chairwoman Judy Conte said the seating had been rearranged after Whittaker refused 1 to pass materials to other board members at a December meeting, instead throwing them on the floor. Whittaker disputed that, saying Conte had ripped them from her clenched "Do not slander me," Whittaker said. "I did not throw anything on the floor." Before the vote, board member Jeff Timko praised Watts as a "knowledgeable" attorney who had offered the board "clear, concise legal opinions" since being hired in 1990. Without discussing compensation, the board voted 3-2 to retain Watts for another year.

He works for the Daytona Beach firm of Cobb, Cole Bell. Whittaker and Denys voted against the motion. OK for manager's contract on today's council agenda TAXES from C-1 versy over the other tax proposal BRITTON, SVEA Funeral Service, Friday at Greater Oaks 2601 N. Dean Rev. W.

Leonard Jones, officiating. Burial Woodlawn Cemetery. In lieu of flowers memorials can to Greater Oaks Church. Friends may call from 2-4PM Thursday at UNION PARK MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 10033 E. Colonial Dr.

BRANNER, MARY GLEN (BOLIN) A Memorial Service for Mary Glen (Bolin) Branner, 58, of Winter Park, who passed away July 25, 1995, will be held Friday, July 28th at the All Saints Episcopal Church. Mrs. Branner was born burg, Mississippi and had been an area resident since 1971. She was active in the community and her work as an interior designer with Joe Faughn Interiors. She was a member of All Saints Episcopal Church, Winter Park, Orlando Museum of Art Council of 101 and the Junior League of Orlando, Winter Park, Inc.

Survived by husband William Henry Branner, Winter Park, FL; daughters Leslie Tilghman Branner, Los Angles, CA, Hillary Jane Branner, Winter Park, FL; son William Patrick Bolin Branner, Winter Park, FL; sisters Patricia Ann Smith, Huntsville, AL, Catherine Yourtee Lewter, Huntsville, AL; and brother John William Bolin, Richmond, VA. The family requests a donation to All Saints Episcopal Church Memorial Fund in Mary Glen's name in lieu of flowers. GIPSON, MARTHA VIRGINIA GREEN Martha Virginia Green Gipson, 77, 861 Juanita Rael, Winter Park died July 25, 1995. Funeral Services will be on Saturday, July 29 at 10AM in the First United Methodist Church of Winter Park, 125 N. Interlachen.

Dr. Thomas J. Price, Jr. will officiate. Burial will follow in Palm Cemetery.

Visitation will be on Friday from She was a lifelong resident of Winter Park. Her pioneer family moved to Winter Park in 1914 from Drew, Mississippi. Her father was the late Dr. B.J. Green.

Her mother was the late Blanche Green. Mrs. Gipson was an educator for 33 years, teaching, at both Winter Park High School and Audubon Park Elementary School. She was a member of the First United Methodist Church of Winter Park and the Berian Sunday School class. She loved gardening, children and books.

Survivors: husband Joe; daughters Martha Sue MathewsonPrice, JoAnn Bunce, Betty Donaldson; 5 grandchildren and 1 great granddaughter. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in memory of Mrs. Gipson to the First United Methodist Church of Winter Park Berian Sundy School Class. A Arrangements made by CAREY HAND COX-PARKER FUNERAL HOME, 647-1942. Carey Hand FUNERAL HOMES FREE Will or Probate Report Call 425-6641 332598309 charge.

wants the council to set the socalled rollback rate as its target for next budget year, even if that means some cutbacks. The rollback rate, a figure that would provide county government the same amount of revenue it collected this year, would be $4.94 per $1,000 for the general fund. Giorno said he has suggested a number of cost-saving measures to the county budget staff with hopes of balancing the budget at the reduced rate. "The County Council's policy over the last four years has been to go to rollback," Giorno said. "That's been a trend not only in Volusia County, but throughout the nation.

You've got to live with what you get." Giorno, Rosevear and Patterson said they don't foresee any contro- to be considered today. The bed tax increase would affect hotel guests in west Volusia and northeast Volusia. Bed taxes are collected and spent to promote tourism in three separate districts. The authority governing southeast Volusia has opted not to ask for the 1-cent increase, but the other two authorities support the measure. The council also is expected to give formal approval to Arrington's contract today.

Under terms of the contract, Arrington would receive $115,000 annually, plus a car allowance and insurance benefits. The council also is scheduled to consider a request to name the Volusia County Administration Center in DeLand after Tom Kelly, the county's first manager under charter government. FREE SCREENING Cataract Glaucoma Diabetic Retinopathy FRIDAY JULY 28th p.m. NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY John T. Lehr, M.D.

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