The Evening Tribune du lieu suivant : Cocoa, Florida • 4

4A The Evening Tribune Monday, July 21, 1969 Area Man Wins Bronze Star Our Men and Women In Military Service son of Mrs. Faye D. Carrico of 1300 San Juan Merritt Island, is an airframe repairman with the 610th Transportation Company in Vietnam. KENNETH J. WILSON WINS CITATION Army Spec.

5 Kenneth J. Wilson, whose wife, Trilda, lives at 2469 Dianne Cocoa, received the Good Conduct Medal while serving with the 4th Infantry Division near Pleiku, Vietnam. CHARLES BRUMBACK ON CONSTELLATION Aviation Boatswain's Mate 3.C. Charles D. Brumback, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph C. Brumback of 1500 Concord Merritt Island, is serving aboard the USS Illinois Teacher Marks 2 Million KSC Visitors An Illinois school teacher "just happened" to be the two millionth person to take the STEVEN HATMAKER STEVEN M. HATMAKER AT FORT LEE BASE Airman Steven M. Hatmaker, son of Mr.

and Mrs. James R. Hatmeker of 387 Pineda Cocoa been assigned to Ft. Lee, for training as a food services specialist. He completed basic training at Lackland, AFB, Tex.

JAMES D. FRYE WITH VIET UNIT Army Pvt. James D. Frye, Check Station Issue Holds A vehicle inspection station that was never built may cost Breverd taxpayers more than $20,000. The county commission has offered to pay $16,000 for never-built station, but the contractor has rejected that offer, claiming he has spent $22,592 for materials to build the station.

Strode Construction Co. of Cocoa was low bidder at $388,362 for the station planned for the south beaches area. BARRY L. HARLESS at the Naval Air Technical Training Center, Memphis, Tenn. FREDDIE JACKSON WINS COMBAT TEST Army Pvt.

Freddie Jackson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Jackson of 808 Poinsett Cocoa, has been awarded a plaque for scoring highest in his company on the physical combat proficiency test at the U.S. Army Training Center at Ft. Benning, Ga.

Gannett Cites Area Papers In recognition of the historic Apollo mission and to note the tremendous performance of spaceport people, Gannett Florida is joining in the National of Participation proclaimed by President Nixon. The Evening Tribune, TODAY, the Star-Advocate and radio station WEZY are not only here on the scene of this great national effort, but are identified as media who constantly go far above other newspapers in massing their resources, both professional and financial, to bring our readers the impact of these eventful times. The moon touchdown and the moon liftoff makes this an unusual day for news and a substantial staff is necessary to publish. However, those not directly involved 1 in these operations And those who be have been given off. today, given a compensating day off later.

Lindsey Kennedy Space Center bus tour Saturday. Everett Sandusky, who teaches high school in Muscoutah, was in line at the Visitors Information Center with his wife and their three children when: NASA officials pulled him out of line and told him he was the two millionth visitor since Trans World Airlines started the tours on July 22, 1966. He and his family were put in front of television cameras and newspaper photographers and interviewed by reporters. The family was given special VIP tour of the space center, and several days free lodging at motels at Cocoa Beach and Titusville. BEIGE OMBRE WHITE MANY OTHER ITALIAN BROWN STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM Tune in now on these great values and WHITE BONE you'll be tuned for a big way in Summer in Every pair alive, enlightening, enhancing.

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Harless, son of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Harless of Sharpes, has been awarded the Bronze Star Medal for "meritorious service as a radar operator on an automatic tracking radar crew" operating at Nahhan Phanom Royal Thai AFB, Thailand. Sgt.

Harless is now stalioned at St. George AFB, Utah, after five months in Thailand where he was engaged in direct support of air operations against an opposing force. STEVEN A. AMARANT ON APOLLO VESSEL Navy Lt. (J.

Steven A. Amarant, husband of the former Miss Arlene Arvan of 996 Nicklous Rockledge, is serving aboard the guided missile destroyer USS Goldsborough, the secondary recovery ship for Apollo 11. A MARINES PROMOTE VIRGIL A. SELF Marine Cpl. Virgil A.

Self 3rd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil A. Self Jr. of 6857 Pinecrest Cocoa, was promoted to his present rank while serving with the First Marine Aircraft Wing in Vietnam.

DAVID L. TURNER IN VIET COMBAT Marine Pic. David L. Turner, son of Mr. and Mrs.

David L. Turner Sr. of Rt. 1, Cocoa, participated in Operation Pipestone Canyon in Vietnam, which was conducted by the First Marine Division to find and destroy enemy forces near Danang. RALPH FEATHERMAN ELECTRONICS GRAD Aviation Electronics Technician 3.C.

Ralph R. Featherman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Featherman of 185 W.

Orange Cocoa Beach, has been graduated from the Aviation Electronics Technician Course in Radar 6Belk By WILL LAND Tribune City Editor Two burglars made a getaway from the ABC Liquor Store at 519 S. Cocoa Cocoa, early today because an FEC train came by at the wrong time. But the escape was offset by the capture Friday night of two other burglars caught i in the act of rolling a stolen safe in front of Therio Service 412 Willard Cocoa Det. leonard Pickel said today. Charged with grand larceny are Frederick Spinola, 33, and Batie Easton 34, both residents of the Seminole Hotel, Cocoa.

The unknown thieves, who chopped hole in the rear of the liquor store and took $75, were spotted by a patrolman who could have caught them Mrs. Faull Rite Tuesday Constellation, an attack aircraft carrier based in San Diego, Calif. CURT M. LARSON COMPLETES COURSE Seaman Appren. Curt M.

Larson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd M. Larson of 540 Newfound Harbor Merritt Island, has been graduated from the Basic Electricity and Electronics School at the San Diego Naval Training Center. WILLIAM B.

PEACH ON VIETNAM DUTY Air Force Sgt. William B. Peach, whose wife, Betty Jean, lives at Cocoa, is staHe formerly was stationed at tioned at Bin Thuy, a Vietnam. Patrick AFB for two-and-ahalf years. A funeral service for Mrs.

be held at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday Hazel F. Faull, 70, of 990 at the Cocoa Presbyterian Miracle Way, Rockledge, will Church. Mrs. Whidden Burial Today A graveside service for Miss Judith J.

Whidden, 76, of 8311 N. Atlantic Cape Canaveral, was scheduled today at 2 p.m. at Indian Springs Cemetery, Punt a Gorda. Miss Whidden, a resident of the area for 24 years, died Thursday at Cape Canaveral Hospital, Cocoa Beach. She was a retired nurse and a member of the Cape Canaveral Seventh Day Adventist Church.

Survivors include a sister, Mrs. Lorean W. Lewis of Cape Canaveral. Wylie-Baxley Funeral Home was in charge. except the train came along and blocked his pursuit across the railroad tracks until the thieves escaped, Pickel said.

An unidentified caller telephoned the police department at about 2 a.m. today and reported the two men were at the rear of the store. Patrolmen Nathaniel Hooks and John Chappel spotted Spinola and Easton transporting the safe on a hand dolly at about 10:30 p.m. Friday. Upon further investigation, police learned the safe was taken from Jones Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning 111 Brinson and contained about $5,000.

Entry to the firm was gained by pushing out a window. The dolly used to move the safe was taken from Suddath OBITUARIES Rhuday Duke Service Today A funeral service for Rhuday Duke, 48, of 1109 Mitchell Cocoa, was held today at the King St. Baptist Church, with the Rev. Stewart Clark officiating. A graveside service conducted by the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4534 was scheduled at Florida Memorial Gardens.

Mr. Duke, a resident of the area for 13 years, died Friday at Wuesthoff Memorial Hospital, Rockledge. He was the former owner of Duke's Radio and TV in Cocoa, and a member of the King Street Baptist Church and the VFW Post 4534. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Marian Duke; two daughters, Linda Lee Duke and Sandra Jean Duke, of Cocoa; and his mother, Mrs.

Elizabeth S. Duke of Andalusia, Ala. Van Lines, Cocoa, where Spinola was employed, Pickel said. Family Bureau Reports The Family Service Bureau of Brevard County, handled 248 cases in June, bureau director Frances Morley said today. Of the total, 79 were new cases and 169 were continuing cases, Mrs.

Morley said. During the month, 37 cases were terminated, leaving 211 cases continued into July. A total of 430 hours was spent in contacts with the cases, with 78 hours being spent in travel. Fees paid for the month totaled $743.50. Of the terminated cases, most, 13, ended because the families involved withdrew or terminated the cases.

Other termination causes were: casework plan, family didn't follow through, further service not possible, and referred elsewhere and report on terminated service, one each. The cases were handled by 49 caseworkers and 30 case aides. The Rev. John Crawford, interim pastor of the church, will officiate and entombment will be in Florida Memorial gardens. Friends may call at the Wylie-Baxley Funeral Home from 5 to 9 p.m.

today. Mrs. Faull, a resident of the area for seven years, died at her home Sunday morning. She was a member of the Cocoa Presbyterian Church, the Eastern Star in Beckley, W. Va.

and the White Shrine of Mt. Hope, W. Va. Survivors include her husband, Albion V. Faull of Rockledge; two sons, Jack W.

Faull of Rockledge and Arthur V. Faull of Eau Gallie; and four daughters, including Mrs. Vivian F. Bragg of Eau Gallie. Intelsat Reset For Tuesday Intelsat 3 communications satellite will be launched at 10 p.m.

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