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1 2-B St. Petersburg Times, Friday, January 23, 1970 i St. Petersburg Times, Friday, January 23, 1970 13-B Report Of Coins In Sand Stirs Treasure Hopes St. Petersburg Asks Water Well Review half a mile offshore from the "whale beach" by divers employed by Pirate Village the St. Petersburg-based treasure salvage firm headed by Miss Du Rand.

Wrought iron parts of a ship's steering mechanism and scrapings from brass parts of a ship's wheel and the barrel of an old pistol found near these wrecks have been labeled 17th Century vintage by experts. A coin dated in the 1600's would be one more proof, Miss Du Rand said. PIRATE VILLAGE has an exclusive state exploration permit on nine square miles of the ocean directly offshore from the beach where the whales died. yesterday. "If it's worth more, I'll pay more after inspection.

"I WAS TOLD one coin is dated 1618," she said. "If that's so, it will be a factor in my research involving treasure ships sunk in that area." She added that the finder would have to sign an affidavit that the coin was found on the Fort Pierce beach. Discovery of such a coin on that beach, Miss Du Rand said, would support research which indicates that a treasure fleet was wrecked during a storm in the area in 1622. THE REMAINS of two ships, which she believes may have been part of this fleet, have been located By STAN WITWEB Of Tin TlmH Staff Bulldozers digging deep trenches in which to bury more than 100 suicidal whales on the beach at Fort Pierce last week reportedly turned up more than white sand. Jeanne Du Rand, St.

Petersburg treasure hunter who has an interest in that area, says she's been told the big blades uncovered at least one and possibly more 17th Century Spanish gold coins. But who found them is a mystery. "I am going to advertise that I'll pay a minimum of $1,000 for one of those coins," Miss Du Rand said FABULOUS DEPARTMENT STORES THREE DAYS ONLY, FN. SAT. -10 A.M.

to 9 P.M.; NOON to 7 P.M. CARPET PARKING LOT SALE! Tremendous Purchase of Roll Ends and Remnants from Nationally Known Carpet Manufacturer m4mm mmMw 1bbbbbBb1bsbbVBB Lbf BviJIBB mmmmmmmmmmlmMmmwmmmmmmmmSt sf mt' inf 3BbF ifftja. wMNKsm Sh' MifmWSmmmmmwmnlmm'Wmm). gggjgggfggMgffg! Ij mBm mmmWSm 4W8SkW of the pumping had been reported by the U.S. Geological Survey.

He said that not only had the study been furnished to Steyler but the district, which regulates the wells, had also informed the city several times about the effects of the pumping. "He (Steyler) has always refused to believe it previously," Twachtmann said. STEYLER said the results of the survey "depend on how you interpret them." Mayor Don Spicer called for a complete review of the city's water facilities yesterday after hearing conflicting reports about the effect pumping has on the area surrounding the wells in Pasco and Hillsborough counties. City Public Works Administrator Robert Steyler said the problem still was under study by a U.S. Geological Survey but to date no studies had shown the wells were having a harmful effect.

Steyler was questioned about the wells by Spicer during a meeting yesterday of the St. Petersburg City Council. BUT DALE Twachtmann. executive director of the Southwest Florida Water Management District, said the wells were not only reducing lake levels in the area but they also were effecting the stream flow. Twachtmann said the effect TODD HYATT SPECTACULAR II I finEfl OV OBITUARIES grandfather, Ernest Lemon; Tarpon Springs; maternal grandfather, Lewis Goings, Columbus, Ohio.

North Funeral Home, Tarpon Springs. GREER, JOSEPH 64, 2229 Hemrick Place, Clearwater, Wednesday (Jan. 21, 1970). Born in Allegheny County, in Clearwater since 1957 from Sterling, 111. He was administrative service supervisor for the Pinellas County Water System; member Peace Memorial Presbyterian Church.

Survived by his wife, Hazel Clearwater; a son, David, Elk Grove Village, 111., three daughters, Mrs. Thomas Karbash, Dela-van, Mrs. Donald Wal-lingford, Rock Falls, Mrs. William Wagenknecht, Sterling; six grandchildren. Moss Lakeside Chapel, Clearwater.

JONES, WILLIE 69, 137 Lexington Colonial Manors, New Port Richey, Thursday (Jan. 22, 1970). Born in New Brooklyn, S.C., here four years from Charleston, N.H. Was a lieutenant commander in U.S. Navy for 33 years.

Catholic. Member Paradise Lodge No. 79, American Legion; Chester McKay Post No. 7987, VFW, both of New Port Richey. Retired Officers Association; Lodge No.

1560 BPOE, Springfield, Vt. Survived by a son, William Maiden, two daughters, Mrs. Mary Lee Cloud, New Port Richey; Mrs. Ther-efa Simrell, Las Vegas, six grandchildren; one greatgrandchild; a sister, Mrs. Jennie Boeing, Taylors, S.C.

Vinson Funeral Home, Tarpon Springs. KLEIN, CARL 75, 1018 Eighth Ave. NW, Largo, Thursday (Jan. 22, 1970). Born in Warsaw, N.Y., here 10 years from Rochester, N.Y.

Retired painter, Powers Hotel Association, Rochester, for 30 years. Veteran World War U.S.A. Attended Presbyterian Church. Survived by his wife, Matilda Largo; a son, Walter Marshfleld, three daughters, Mrs, William (Florence) Callerame, Clearwater; Mrs. William (Helen) Rahn, Rochester; (Mrs.

Robert (Virginia) Phillips, Hamlin Beach, N.Y.; 14 grandchil- BAXTER, WILLIAM 69, 1002 10th St. SW, Largo, Thursday (Jan. 22, 1970). Born in Live Oak, here 30 years. Baptist.

Survived by his wife, Martha Largo; a son, William U.S.N., Norfolk, lour daughters, Mrs. Evelyn Simonds, Mrs. Frances Reese, both Largo; Mrs. Martha Starr, Indian Rocks Beach; Mrs. Rosa Carter, Perry; two step-sons, S.

I. Baxter, Largo; A. L. Sutton, New Port Richey; two brothers, Oliver, Live Oak Hugh, Dover; a sister, Mrs. Bithe Graham, Live Oak; 11 grandchildren; Carl T.

Bouchard Funeral Home, Largo. BOUCHER, DANIEL 61, 31 Island Way, Clearwater, Thursday (Jan. 22, 1970). Retired owner Anne-Esther Motel, Clearwater Beach. Member St.

Cecelia's Catholic Church; Holy Name Society; veteran World War II. Survived by his wife, Catherine, Clearwater; a sister, Mrs. Ethel Sutton, San Diego, Calif. Moss Fort Harrison Chapel, Clearwater. BOYD, BYRON 79, 1155 a Clearwater, Wednesday (Jan.

21, 1970). Born in Wheeling, W. here 21 years from Gary, Ind. Retired machinist, Youngs-town Sheet and Tube East Chicago, Ind. Attended Sunset Point Baptist Church, Clearwater.

World War I veteran. Survived by his wife, Gladys Clearwater; a brother, George Holiday; a sister, Mrs. Burt Beaman, Hammond, Ind. Moss Ft. Harrison Chapel, Clearwater.

BUTLER, MRS. ADA 77, 14747 113th Ave. Largo, Thursday (Jan. .22, 1970). Born in Grand Rapids, here 20 years.

Member Signet Chapter, OES, Grand Rapids; Second Congregational Church, Grand Rapids. Survived by a brother, William H. Burgess, Grand Rapids. Carl T. Bouchard Funeral Chapel, Largo.

CHAR RON, KATHERINE infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Charron, 710 E. Tarpon Tarpon Springs, Thursday (Jan. 22, 1970).

Besides her parents, she is survived by paternal Times Photo by Madeleine Sigmund Blaze Shell Of Station Stands Aftei Pinellas County Pulse Appears Today On 5-C ADVERTISEMENT FLOWERS FOR ALToCCASIONS POSNO FLOWERS 347-1219 Pasadena Ave. N. Just Of Central sW mm mm mm Radio Station Destroyed By Fire In Zephyrhills 1 ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT MUr mm mm mm W1W6UALITY QUALITY f1 New "Asper -Sleep" tablets help you pop right off to Sound Cf ClaOn I WITHOUT HABIT-FORMING SLEEPING PILLS I OUR REGULAR SELLING PRICES! TELEVISION (Special) New York chemist Times Correspondent ZEPHYRHILLS A fire of undertermined origin destroyed Zephyrhills radio station WPAS during the early morning hours yesterday. The fire which started in the transmitter room gutted the interior and destroyed a new transmitter, all the cartridge tape and office furniture. ROBERT ARTABASY, who uty David Schneider said "The fire was investigated by the sheriff's office and Dade City fire Marshal Red Moore.

There was no evidence of anything other than a normal fire," he said. Schneider did say that the investigation was continuing and that a state fire marshal from Tampa has been called in. Artabasy has been offered a portable radio studio and he said WPAS will be in operation during the period of All Popular Decorator Colors Here are just a few of the many bargains: SIZE DESCRIPTION REGULAR SALE CLEARANCE OF ALL PRIOR MODELS, FLOOR SAMPLES AND DEMONSTRATORS with his two brothers, Adam of Columbia, S.C, and Joseph of Tampa, own Art Advertising Co. of which the radio station is a part. Artabasy said the damage amounted to between $45,000 and $50,000 He was able to save the corporation papers along with the accounts receivable.

A passing motorist notified the Zephyrhills Police Department and the first fire ell was made at 3:45 a.m. and Zephyrhills Fire Department responded. It was assumed the fire had been extinguished but the fire equipment had to return at 7:20 a.m. when the fire broke out again. PASCO COUNTY Chief Dep from simple everyday nervous tensions.

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Largo Chapel, Feaster Memorial Chapel, Largo. Donations may be made to American Cancer Society. Mcelroy, Raymond 70, 8614 Burlington Holiday, Thursday (Jan. 22, 1970). Born in Cleveland, Ohio, here two years from Lakewood, Ohio.

Retired clerk, Overly-Hauntz Co. Survived by his wife, Pearl Holiday; two daughters, Mrs. Donna Feld-man, Haleah; Mrs. Phyllis Loeblein, Strongsville, Ohio; a brother, Alfred L. Porter, Lakewood five grandchildren.

North Funeral Home, New Port Richey. tee McOARVEY, MRS. LOUISE 75, 605 Hillsborough, Walls Springs Trailer Park, Palm Harbor, Wednesday (Jan. 21, 1970). Born in Huntingdon, in Palm Harbor seven months from there.

Protestant. Survived by husband, John a daughter, Mrs. Edna Minor, Altoo-na, four grandchildren; 10 great grandchildren a brother, William Jacobs, Tarpon Springs; two sisters, Mrs. Verna Norton, Palm Harbor; Mrs. Hazel Bell, Tucson, Ariz.

Padgett Funeral Home, Holiday. PARSONS. DR. LYNNE 79, 115 12th Indian Rocks Beach, Wednesday (Jan. 21, 1970).

Born in Traer, Iowa, here 11 years from Bel-mond, Iowa. Retired dentist. Member Congiegational Church, Belmond. Survived by wife, Lucille a daughter, Mrs. Doris du Von, Tampa.

Hubbell Funeral Home, Belleair Bluffs, a PINDEL, JAMES 72, 1Q03 10th Ave. NW, Largo, Thursday (Jan. 22, 1970). Born in Austria, here eight years from Downers Grove, 111. Retired coreman, Howard Foundry, Chicago, 35 years service.

World War I and II veteran, U.S. Army. Member St. Patrick's Catholic Church, Largo. Survived by his wife, Theresa Largo; a stepson, James W.

Peake; a stepdaughter, Mrs. James (Carolyn) Hill, both of Chicago; seven grandchildren; two brothers, Frank and John, both of Downers Grove; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Kuska and Mrs. Lillian Pindel, both of Cicero, 111. Largo Chapel, Feaster Memorial Homes, Largo.

SCHILP, EDMUND 75, 429 S. Harbor Drive, Indian Rocks Beach, Wednesday (Jan. 1, 1970). Born in New York City, winter visitor here for several years from Cliff-side Park, N.J. Retired accountant for Lutheran; member Telephone Pioneers of America.

Survived by his wife, Lee, Indian Rocks Beach and Cliff side Park; a daughter, Mrs. Arlene Rudd, Bogota, N.J.; a brother, William, North Bergen, N.J., one grandchild. Hubbell Funeral Home, Belleair Bluffs, SELINGER, ANTHONY, 78, 139 Brightwater Drive, Clearwater Beach, Wednesday (Jan. 21, 1970). Born in Switzerland, here two weeks from Detroit.

Retired quality control employe, Burroughs member Gil W. Barnard Lodge 908, Chicago; The Shrine, Valley of Detroit 50-year-member, International Geneva Association No. 1662. Survived by a daughter, Mrs. John Dearvang, Dearborn Heights, three grandchildren; one great-grandson.

Moss Ft. Harrison Chapel, Clearwater. WELLS, HENRY 79. former resident of Clearwater, Wednesday (Jan. 21, 1970).

Born in Valdosta, moved to Jasper, Fla. in May of 1969. In Clearwater since 1919. Retired grove operator. Survived by his wife, Trudie, Jasper; a son, C.

Clearwater; a brother, E. Jasper; a sister, Mrs. Nell Weaver, Brandon. Moss Lakeside Chapel, Clearwater. WILLIAMS, MRS.

OPAL, 48, Route 1, Tuesday (Jan. 20, 1970). Born in Fort Payne, here five years from Plant City. Survived by her husband, Archie; nine sons, Andrew, Jerry, Truman, Wilfred, Amos, all of Plant City; Randall, Lowrey, Charles and Billy, all of Palm Harbor; five daughters, Mrs. Sybil Lee Robinson, Balm; Betty Ann, Opal May, Ruby Jo and Nadine, all of Palm Harbor; four granrlchilHrcn.

North Funeral Home, Tarpon Springs. HAND CRAFTED NO PRINTED CIRCUITS Funeral Notices ii I AA The Quality Goei In far The Nam Goes On CARD OF THANKS Tht family of tha late Mr. P. Lock-worth wishes to express their deepest appreciation for the kindness and the deads shown to them during the extended illness and passing of their loved one. May God bless each of you, is our prayer.

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Petersburg; three grandchildren: two brothers, Russell and Wesley Fenn, Hartford, one sister, Mrs. Frank Broderick, Hartford, Conn. Friends may call at Rhodes Wsst PRICES WILL PROBABLY NEVER BE LOWER THAN NOW, DUE TO CONSTANTLY INCREASING COSTS! WE ARE STICKING WITH OUR LOW PRICES ON ALL BEAUUEU Friends of Fnnk N. Beau-lltu, 76, of 3300 7th Ave. North, who passed away Wednesday, may cat today 7 to? p.m.

at The Palms Memorial where services will be held at 9:00 a. m. Saturday with Father Walter W. Cawthorne officiating. Interment wll follow later In Taunton, Mass.

A native of Holyoke, Mass. Mr. Beaull.u cam. here four years ago from Pawtucket, R.i. He was a member of St.

Peter's Cathedral and a retired mechanical engineer with the Salles Finishing Plant. Surviving are his wife, Reglna two sons, Joseph David of Pawtucket, R.I. and Russell Francis of Qulncy, Mass. five grandchildren, one brother Oscar of St. Petersburg, one sister Mrs.

Ger-old Travis of North Kingstown, R.I., niece Mrs. Rita Crosby of Pawtucket, R.I. In lieu of flowers donations may b. made to St. Peter's Memorial Fund.

Births MORTON F. PLANT HOSPITAL Mr. And Mrs. Jeflle L. Wright, 1345 Browning Clearwater, a boy, pounds 13 ounces, 9:18 p.m.

Jan. 21. Mr. And Mrs. Lester Hayes, 1116 Carlton Clearwater, a boy, 7 pounds 1 ounce, 9:55 p.m.

Jan. 21. MEASE HOSPITAL Mr. And Mrs. Clarence Sanders, 1601 Washington New Port Richey, a girl, 7 pounds 10'a ounces, 6:35 a.m.

Jan. 21. Mr. And Gerald Robinson, 1221 Keene Dune-din, a boy, 6 pounds 5 ounces, 10:34 a.m. Jan.

21. Mr. And Mrs. George Hoffman, 1412 Oak Haven Drive, Safety Harbor, a boy, 7 pounds, 5 ounces, 6:27 p.m. Jan.

21. SUNCOAST HOSPITAL Mr. And Mrs. Charles Leemon, 9050 Fairweather Drive, Clearwater, a girl, 8 pounds 8 ounces, 7:32 p.m. Jan.

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Vaughn M. Johnson, officiating. Interment in Alexandria, Ky. 'Ml Gullport; and 5 grandchildren. Friends may call this afternoon and evening 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 at the Leonard M.

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Was born In Baltimore, Md rtsldent her. 13 years coming from Flushing, N.Y. She was a retired cltrk tor tht Federal Reserve Bank of New York. Member of the Church of tht Transfiguration (Catholic) Survived by 1 son, Charles of Farmingdalt, L.I., N.Y. I daughter, Mrs.

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Mytrs, Fit. 3 grandchildren, 12 great-grandchildren. Friends may call at tht F. H. Osgood Funeral Chapel, 4691 Park today from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

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Died Thursday January 22, 1970. Recitation ot the Rosary will be Friday, 7:30 p.m. at The Largo Chapel of Feaster Memorial Homes. Requiem Mass, 10 a.m. Saturday it St, Patricks Catholic Church, Largo, The Rev.

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Largo, 584-7681 POST Mrs. Kathryn Poole, age 52. 3501 Beachwood Ter. Pinellas Park, passed away Tuesday, Jan. 20.

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Ltroy S3, a rtsldtnt of this city for tht past 19 ytars, passed away Thursday January 22, 1970, at a local hospital. Mr. Decker is retired railroad conductor, was born In Franklin, N.Y., moved hert from Brooklyn and resided locally at 3325 Tarlton St. N. and is survived by his wltt, Mrs.

Francts I. Dtcktr and ton Robert A. Hawks, Miami, Florida 2 granochlldrtn. Vlttrans of World War I Barracks No. 155 will conduct ttrvlcts Friday 7:30 p.m.

Funtral Strvlcts will bt held at tht Downs-Ford Funtral Home, 1045 9tn Avt. N. Saturday 10 a.m. with Rev. Truman D.

Gottschalk, officiating, Inttrmtnt will follow at Memorial Park Ctmtttry. Friends may call to pay thtlr rttptcts today at tht Down -Fori ChtDtl. CHOOSE YOURS FROM A FINE SELECTION OF STYLES AND FINISHES NO PAYMENTS 'TIL APRIL The duty to serve, when called by a bereaved family, is not taken lightly by an ethu Funeral Director. All of Baynard-Thompson's Funeral Directors are trained to do their duty in a commendable manner. ALL NO SALES fifflffnM PHONE FINAL ISMSS CALLS PINELLAS PARK STORE ONLY "WHY NOT GET THE BEST" COME IN TODAY BIG SAVINGS ROSSMAN Otto 66, 6019 43rd Ter.

passed away, Jen. 21, 1970. Tht funeral tervict will bt htld at 8 p.m. tonight in tht New Apostolic Church, 3500 13th Avt. with the Rev.

John W. Fendt ofllclltlng. Interment will follow it i i.m. Setur-diy In Mtmoritl Par. Cemetery R.

Lee Wllliims Funenl Home In Charge ot arrangtmtnti. SELLING ONLY QUALITY APPLIANCES IN PINELLAS COUNTY SINCE 1932 THOMPSON I Home, Inc. Home, Inc. BamAmericmd RAYNARD Funeral 770 4th Avt. No.

BRESTLE'S FAULKNER Haro-d 47, of 5322 6th Ave. N. Passed away January 21, 1970. Ht was bom In Brelntrtt, camt htrt 22 yttrs tgo from BralntrM. Ht wis tmploytd by tht U.S.

Pott Office Branch 1477. Ht wit a number of ft Letter Ctrritrs Association and tht St. Petersburg Shtll Club and a member of The Cathedral of St. Judt The Apostle lurvived by his wlft Doris, 1 son Lton-trd, St Ptttrsburg; a daughter, Miss Lorena Faulkner of St. Ptttrsburg; ono litter, Mtrlorlt Blktr of Kingston, Mtss.

Friends may cm from 2-5 nd 7-9 p.m. Frldiy, Jinuiry 23, at tt C. E. Prtvatt Memorial Home, Ml 59th St. where ihtr.

will bt recitation of the Rosary at 7-30 p.m. Requiem Mess will be celebrated January 24, ft lit! it The Cathedral of St. Jude The Apostle. Interment Memorlil firk. TODD HYATT FREE PARKING ACROSS THE STREET NO FACTORY SECONDS ALL FULLY GUARANTEED 3333 38th AVE.

NO. PHONE 527-6661 SMITH Wilbur tgt 16, of 1950 58th Avt (Apirtmint 10-R) passed awe Wednesday (Jan. IT, 1970). A native of London, Cimdl, I rtsldent hert 9 yttrs coming Irom Toronto. Survivors Indudt 2 tons, Normm W.

Smith, St. Petersburg, and Ralph M. Smith of Toronto; 1 sister, Mrs. Claire Rogtrs, rt Deytom Beach, I grandchildren and 12 greet-grendchlldrtn. Funeral services will bt htld Siturdiy efte--noon It 3 p.m.

In tht Aim R. McLtod Funtral Chipet, ItlS 63no" Avt. with Rtv. Don Rippy, Pistor ef the First Assembly of God Church officiating, Friends miy ctll this ifltrnoon from I to 5 p.m. ind this evenin.

from ti P.m. it the McLtod Chapel. Phone 862-4151 ZAYRE SHOPPING CENTER Park Blvd. (4100 74th Ave. Near Junction of U.S.

19, Pinellos Park OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. UNTIL 9 P.M. SUNDAY NOON UNTIL 7 P.M. 1EACH MEMORIAL CHAPEL SEMINOLE BEACH MEMORIAL CHAPEL 101 Cerey Atesee AFFILIATES I'M Stminel. Ihrd.

(AH If) St. Ftlersieri leetk UO-5S77 St. Petirskuri 31-9907 259 CENTRAL AVE. 862-2233 or 862-3446.