DAILY PROGRESS, Charlottesville, Virginia, Friday, December 27, 1985 Local And State Briefs Jail Gets Aid Dealing With Inmates Albemarle County police and state' troopers were called to the Albemarle-Charlottesville Joint Security Complex Thursday evening in a show of force to help jail guards deal with five inmates who had refused to return to a cellblock, police and jail officials said today. Jail Lt. David Wallace described the 7 p.m. incident as but said the jail's holiday work schedule made it necessary to call for outside assistance. "Normally, in situations like this we call in people from other posts inside the complex," Wallace said.
"The only reason we called in police this time was because we were understaffed because of the Albemarle Cmdr. Tom Maxwell and two other county police officers were sent to the jail as were three state police troopers, Cmdr. Terry W. Hawkins said today. The inmates "were told to get back in the cell, or the officers would put them back in," Hawkins said.
"They decided to go back in on their $4,200 In Stereo, TV Equipment Stolen A University of Virginia student returned from a Christmas vacation late Thursday morning to find that someone had broken into his home and stolen more than $4,200 of television and stereo equipment, Charlottesville police said today. Lt. Clyde Snoddy said a thief or thieves apparently entered the residence in the 1200 block of Wertland Street by breaking a sliding glass door. The student reported that a color television, video recorder, cassette deck, turntable, remote control device, stereo tuner and amplifier, speakers, watch and camera were missing, Snoddy said. Ex-Nelson Administrator Has New Job FINCASTLE (AP) John Williamson III, an employee in the financial division of the Chesapeake Potomac Telephone Co.
in Charleston, W.Va., and a former Nelson County administrator, is the new administrator of Botetourt County. Williamson, a Bedford County native, was the unanimous selection of the board of supervisors at a special meeting this week. A graduate of Liberty High School and Virginia Commonwealth University, Williamson, 31, served as assistant administrator of Bedford County and administrator of Nelson County before interrupting his working career to return to school. He earned a master's degree in business administration at the College of William Mary before joining The salary of the new administrator will be $50,000 a $6,500 increase over that of William Manion of Buchanan, who resigned the post in August. Manion became director of Botetourt's Public Service Authority.
There were 88 applicants for the administrator's position. Jail Escapee Found Hiding In Closet NORFOLK (AP) A teenager accused of capital murder in Virginia Beach was recaptured Thursday after escaping from the Norfolk jail by jumping out of a second-story window, police said. Darryl Eugene Foster, 19, was found hiding in a bedroom closet in a raid at a house about 10:15 a.m., said Lt. Curtis M. Todd Jr.
An anonymous telephone tip led to the raid, Todd said. Foster had been at large since 10:05 p.m. Tuesday, when he jumped from a window in the police burglary squad office after an officer allowed him to make a telephone call to his girlfriend. The 16-year-old girlfriend, who also had been charged with murder and was free on bond, was in the room where Foster was captured, Todd said. Todd said the girl was being questioned about Foster's escape.
Foster and the girl had been arrested Nov. 12 and charged in the Oct. 13 robbery and slaying of Robert R. Uhlar, 33, of Virginia Beach. Uhlar's body was found near a dumpster.
Todd said Foster escaped after making the telephone call by running to an open window and jumping about 10 feet to a ledge. He then jumped another 12 feet to the ground, Todd said. "The investigator was allowing him to make a personal call because Foster was cooperating with us," Todd said. Foster was in the Norfolk jail after being charged with several burglaries in that city, Todd said. Developer Has $21 Million In Debts ROANOKE (AP) David Wilson, the largest developer of property around Smith Mountain Lake, has debts of $21.5 million, according to documents filed in U.S.
Bankruptcy Court. Wilson, whose property holdings were listed with the court as being worth $15.7 million, is seeking legal protection from more than 300 creditors while he reorganizes his land development business. Wilson's projects have been marred by a financial crisis since July, when he abruptly halted operations at Bernard's Landing, Striper's Landing and Vista Pointe. Facing a cash shortage triggered by slow condominium sales, Wilson laid off most of his employees, canceled condominium rental reservations and cut back his sales operations. Wilson owes more than $200,000 in federal and state taxes, the court papers show.
The debt includes $13.4 million in property-secured loans and $7.9 million in unsecured loans. Wilson's major lenders have sought to take over more than 100 unsold condominiums that were listed as security for large loans. The 12- page listing of Wilson's creditors includes contractors, security firms, banks, newspapers and insurance companies. Annexation Case Generates Testimony RICHMOND (AP) The three-way annexation struggle involving Petersburg, Hopewell and Prince George County has generated more written testimony than any case that the Virginia Commission on Local Government has considered in its six-year history, says the commission's assistant director. G.E.
McCormack Jr. said the commission will issue its recommendations in March or April on the hotly disputed annexation, which involves approximately 35 square miles of the county. Petersburg wants to annex: a crescent-shaped parcel of 23.36 square miles, including Fort Lee and the Federal Correctional Institution. Petersburg's size would more than double if it gets the entire territory. Hopewell is seeking 16.6 square miles, including about five square miles that Petersburg wants.
The commission's recommendation will be sent to a panel of three judges who will decide the issue. Shellfish Harvesting Ban Remains RICHMOND (AP) Shellfish harvesting in the James River and lower Chesapeake Bay is expected to remain closed for the rest of the year, state health officials say. W. Wiley, director of the state Health Department's bureau of Cloyde shellfish sanitation, said the closed areas will be reopened as soon as officials take two consecutive water samples that are satisfactory. Seven samplings have been conducted since harvesting areas were closed after the floods of Nov.
6-7. The flooding forced Richmond authorities to shut down the city's sewage treatment plant, and raw sewage was dumped into the James. Community Notebook News Brief THE FLUVANNA GARDEN CLUB ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARTY was held Dec. 12 at Lake Monticello when club members and their guests met for a luncheon. Co-hostesses were president, Mrs.
John Spano and Mrs. C.F. Coffey. The assortment of Christmas arrangements and minature wreaths made by the members and brought the party will be distributed to area nursing homes and shut-ins. to Candidate Pursues Discarded Ballot STAFFORD (AP) Unlucky candidate M.A.
fa*gan said Thursday he will challenge in federal court the drawing that cost him a seat on the county board of supervisors after he and another candidate received equal popular votes. "With the backing I have from the people financially and the way they talk to me, I'll carry this all the way to the Supreme Court if I have to," he said. fa*gan, who lost the deadlocked Falmouth District supervisor's seat to incumbent Rebecca L. Reed, said he will file suit in U.S. District Court in Alexandria.
He contends his constitutional rights have been violated by a state law that requires defaced absentee ballots to be thrown out, even though the voter's intent is clear. He also said the rights of the person who attempted to vote for him were being violated because the defaced ballot was not counted. Death Notices WILLIAM H. EVANS William Henry "Billy" Evans, 73. of Rt.
1, Lovingston died, Thursday morning, Dec. 26, 1985, at his residence. Born July 15, 1912, in Nelson County he was the son of the late Charles Henry Evans and Annie Bridgewater Evans. He was a World War II Army Veteran and a recipricant of the Purple Heart Medal while serving with the 35th Infantry in Northern France. He was a member of Oak Hill Baptist Church and a retired employee of the Waynesboro General Electric.
He is survived by his wife, Josephine Lincoln Evans; one daughter, Mrs. Betty E. Hoffer, of Richmond; one son, Charles William Evans, of Richmond; one sister Mrs. Elizabeth E. Wright of Lovingston; three grandchildren, Matthew Grant Evans, Michael Emil Hoffer and Meaghan Elizabeth Hoffer all of Richmond.
A funeral service will be conducted Saturday at 2 p.m. from the Oak Hill Baptist Church at Myndus, with the Rev. Norman A. Gooding officiating, interment will be in the church cemetery. The family will receive friends at the funeral home today from 7-8 p.m.
The family suggest that those wishing to make memorial contributions consider the Nelson County Rescue Squad or the Oak Hill Baptist Church. Funeral arrangements are by Funeral Chapel of Lovingston. HARRY D. HOOD Harry Dane Hood, 78, of Rt. 1, Madison died, Dec.
25, 1985, at his home. Born in Madison son of the late William Addison and Isla Weaver Hood. His wife was the late Mary Jarrell Hood. Surviving are one son, William R. Hood; his daughter-in-law, Kay H.
Hood; two granddaughters, Mary Elizabeth and Kama K. Hood all of Madison; two brothers, J. Haywood Hood of Quinque and S. Walker Hood of Hood, Va; two sisters, Mildred Hoffman of Wolftown and Marrietta Lillard of Graves Mill. Mr.
Hood was a retired merchant and businessman of Hood Mercantile, he was a Mason for over 50 years and a member of the Wolftown Ruritan Club. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Fairview Christian Church, interment will be at Rose Park Cemetery in Wolftown with Masonic Rites, the Rev. Larry Hastings and Tom Maddrey will officiate. The family will receive friends from 7 to 8:30 this evening at the Ryan Funeral Home in Quinque.
In lieu of flowers the family requests donations be given to the Madison Rescue Squad or the Fire Department. CLARA J. PACE Clara Virginia Jones Pace, 92, of Palmyra, Va. died at her home Thursday, Dec. 26, 1985.
She was widow of the late Russell B. Pace, Sr. and a retired school teacher an principal of Fluvanna County Schools, a member of Bybee Road Baptist Church. She is survived by one son, Russel B. Pace, Jr.
of Los Angeles, Calif; one daughter, Mrs. Virginia Lee Pace Sample of Alexandria; one sister Mrs. Tressie Parker of Richmond; five grandchildren. Graveside services will be held at Bybee Road Baptist Cemtery, Sunday, Dec. 29 at 2 p.m.
The family will receive friends at the Sheridan Funeral Home, Kent Store, Va. Saturday evening from 7-9. SONYA PASCHALL Miss Sonya Paschall, 16, died Thursday, Dec. 26, 1985 in a local hospital. Teague Hawkins Funeral fa*gan, who led by two votes after the initial tally, contends he would have won the Nov.
5 election by one vote if a three panel had not discarded a ballot during a Dec. 4 re-count. The judges ruled the ballot was defaced because an was marked in boxes for both candidates and the word "mistake" was written beneath Mrs. Reed's name. The judges also allowed Mrs.
Reed an additional absentee vote, which left the candidates with 1,184 votes apiece. The election was settled when Mrs. Reed's name was drawn by officials on Dec. 5. fa*gan's decision to take the matter to federal court follows a Christmas Eve ruling by the recount judges that they would not grant fa*gan another hearing on the defaced ballot.
Armed with cases from Illinois, Texas and Kentucky, where marred ballots were counted Home, 2260 Ivy Road in charge of arrangements. Evans, ELIZABETH B. IRVING Mrs. Elizabeth Bentley Irving, formerly of Fluvanna and Albemarle Counties died, Dec. 24, 1985, in a local nursing home.
Born, Oct. 9, 1892, in Richmond, daughter of the late William Chamberlayne Bentley and Lulu Logan Bentley, she was the wife of the late Captain Charles Robert Irving, U.S. Army (retired). She was also preceded in death by one brother, Colonel William C. Bentley, U.S.A.F.
(retired). Surviving are one nephew, Lt. Col. S. Woodruff Bentley, U.S.A.F.
(retired) of Vienna, two nieces, Ms. Logan Bentley Lessona of Rome, Italy, Mrs. Dorothy Rosenberger of Waynesboro; eight grand nieces and nephews. Mrs. Irving was a member of the Albemarle Garden Club, United Daughters of The Confederacy, Colonial Dames and was a member of St.
Paul's Epsicopal Church, Richmond. Graveside funeral service will be 11:30 Saturday at Hollywood Cemetery in Richmond, the Rev. Charles Leavell will officiate. The family requests contributions to the Albemarle Garden Club. Hill Wood Funeral Home in charge of arrangments.
DANIEL E. CARPENTER Daniel Edward (Eddie) Carpenter, 66, of Aroda (Madison died. Dec. 25, 1985, at his residence. Born, Sept.
25, 1919, in Pratts, son of the late Rudolph and Helena Newton Carpenter. He was an Army Veteran of World War II and a retired construction worker. Surviving are his wife, Betty Fitch Carpenter of Aroda; one daughter, Ann Carpetner Reed of Aroda; one son, Lawrence Edward Carpenter of Orange; one brother, James Sanford Carpenter of Orange; two sisters, Mrs. Kenneth Ayler of Pratts, Mrs. Jack Davis of Aroda; two grandchildren; two neices; four nephews; two great aunts.
Funeral services will be Monday, Dec. 30 at 11 a.m. from the Preddy Funeral Chapel in Orange, interment will be in Culpeper National Cemetery with full military honors, the Rev. Forest Porter will officiate. Family will receive friends from 7 to 9 on Sunday evening at the Preddy Funeral Chapel in Orange.
SARA E. GENTRY Mrs. Sara Elouise Gentry, 79, died Thursday, Dec. 26, 1985, in a Charlottesville nursing home. She was born, Jan.
10, 1906, in Crozet, daughter of the late William H. Rogers and Virgilia Petitt Rogers. She is survived by her husband, J. W. Gentry; one son, William Hubert Gentry of Harrisonburg, two daughters, Mrs.
Barbara G. Haden of Charlottesville and Mrs. Susan G. Roehmer of Oakton, two grandchildren, Dana Rogers Haden and J. W.
Gentry, II. She was a retired employee of the Daily Progress and a member of the Crozet Baptist Church. Graveside services will be 2 p.m. Saturday at the Rockgate Cemetery in Crozet, Dr. Roy Thomas officiating.
The family suggest donations may be made to the Crozet Baptist Church Building Fund. Anderson Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. TINA R. PEYTON Mrs. Tina Ryan Peyton, 27, of Fredericksburg, formerly of Gordonsville, died Dec.
25, 1985. Born, Oct. 13, 1958, in a Charlottesville Hospital, she was the when the voter's intent was clear, fa*gan's attorney James E. Jarrell Jr. argued that the ballot should be counted.
After the hearing, Judge John A. Jamison said that Virginia law simply does not provide for counting defaced ballots. Further consideration on the matter wouldn't serve a useful purpose, he ruled. "The judges say there hasn't been a case like this before and they don't have anything to change their ruling. Well, they have a case now, fa*gan versus Reed," fa*gan said.
Mrs. Reed's attorney, Thomas L. Bricken, said his client would not be directly involved in any case fa*gan files in federal court. He explained that fa*gan would be challenging the constitutionality of the state statute on defaced ballots and whether it deprived the candidate or the vote of their rights. daughter of the late Franklin Cole and Opal Kite Ryan.
She was a member of the Gordonsville Christian Church and she worked as a Secretary for the Department of Army at the Pentagon in Washington, D.C. She is survivied by her husband, James Randolph Peyton of Fredericksubrg, one daughter, Jennifer Nicole Peyton of Fredericksburg; one son, Derrick Chad Peyton of Fredericksburg; one brother, Samuel F. Ryan of Fredericksburg; one sister, Mary Ryan Ratcliffe of Fredericksburg. Funeral services will, be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Preddy Funeral Chapel in Gordonsville, interment will be in the Maplewood Cemetery, the Rev.
J. Howard Cates will officiate. The family will receive friends Friday evening at the funeral home from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Preddy Funeral Home in Gordonsville in charge of arrange- ADELAIDE S. PAGE Mrs.
Adelaide Saunders Page, 69, of 107 Bennington Rd. died, Dec. 26, 1985, at her home. Born, April 17, 1916, in Charlottesville, daughter of the late Dr. Mrs.
Samuel Saunders, Jr. She was also preceded in death by her adopted mother, Florence L. Saunders. Surviving are her husband, Paul A. Page, two sons, Sam C.
Page of Charlottesville, Paul A. Page, III of Baltimore, one grandson, Brian Page. Mrs. Page was former co-owner of Page Gifts of Barracks Shopping Center, she was a graduate of the University of Virginia class of 1934 with a A.B.S. in Education, she was a member of the First Presbyterian Church.
The family requests contributions to the Rescue Squad, P. O. Box 160, Charlottesville, 22902 or the Salvation Army, 207 Ridge Street, Charlottesville, 22901. Arrangements with Hill Obituaries Wednesday. Preddy PENDELTON Rosalee Pendelton, 82, died Tuesday in a Charlottesville hospital.
Thomasson's Funeral Home, Louisa, is in charge of arrangements. PAGE Adelaide Saunders Page, 6 69, of Bennington Road, died Thursday at her home. Hill Wood Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. HOOD Harry Dane Hood, 78, of Madison, died Wednesday at his home. Ryan Funeral Home, Quinque, is in charge of arrangements.
CARPENTER Daniel Edward (Eddie) Carpenter, 66, of Aroda, died Wednesday at his home. Preddy Funeral Orange, is in charge of arrangements. PEYTON Tina Ryan Peyton, 27, of Fredericksburg, formerly of Gordonsville, died Wednesday. Preddy Funeral Wood Funeral Home are incomplete. DALLAS W.
LAMB Dallas Wilson Lamb, 39, of 1111 5th St. S.W., died Tuesday, Dec. 24, 1985, in a local hospital. Born in Albemarle on Oct. 6, 1946, he is the son of Claude R.
Lamb of Charlottesville and the late Louise Bell Lamb. Mr. Lamb was a brick mason for the Star Masonry Company. He is survived by his fiance, Cathy Barock; a daughter, Nicole Lamb both of Charlottesville; a son, Chris Lamb of Keswick; two sisters, Margie L. Eubanks and Violet L.
Jones both of Charlottesville; five brothers, Trenton Lamb of Earlysville, Tommy Lamb of Keswick. Nelson Lamb, Alvin Lamb and Vince Lamb all of Charlottesville. A funeral service was conducted 11 a.m. today at the Lydia Pentecostal Church and the Rev. Edwin C.
Deane officiated, interment was in the church cemetery. The Teague Hawkins Funeral Home, 2260 Ivy Road was in charge of arrangements. ROSALEE PENDELTON Rosalee Pendelton, 82, died Dec. 24, in a Charlottesville hospital She is survived by one son, Hollis Edward Pendelton, Louisa, two daughters, Roberta Bracey of Smithfield, Va. and Shirley Roberts of Hackensack, N.J.; two brothers, Sidney Perkins of Louisa and Lloyd Perkins of Silver Spring two sisters, Mattie Carter of Richmond, Grace Monroe of Silver Spring, two grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren.
Funeral services will be held Sat. 12 noon, First Baptist Church, Louisa, the Rev. George West officiating, interment will be held in the Church cemetery. The family will receive friends this evening at the Thomassons Funeral Home Louisa, from 7-8 p.m. Home, Gordonsville, is in charge of arrangements.
EVANS William Henry 'Billy'' Evans, 73, of Lovingston, died Thursday at his home. Funeral Chapel, Lovingston, is in charge of arrangements. GENTRY Sara Elouise Gentry, 79, died Thursday in a Charlottesville nursing home. Anderson Funeral Home is in charge arrangements. PASCHALL Sonya Pas- chall, 16, died Thursday in a local hospital.
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