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4 11 1M St Petersburg Timet, Wednesday, Oct. 11, 1972 MocDill Pilot Dies Ejects, salesman with Bond's Mens 1972). Wilhelm-Thurston Fu- Alexandria, neralHome. Tuesday (Oct. Gulf Memorial Funeral Home, WEBER, STEPHEN 75, Gulfport Chapel.

of 3530 Tyrone St. Pe- lersourg, reureu iui Republic Steel Tuesday Timet Bureau TAMPA A MacDill Air Force Base pilot was killed Tuesday when he ejected from a two-man F4E "Phantom" Jet fighter-bomber Into the Gulf of Mexico 50 miles south of here. The remaining pilot, Capt. Jesse Keith Beavers, 25, of Mitchell, was able to bring the jet safely back to MacDill. The dead pilot was Identi fied as Capt.

Edwin M. Gibbons, 30, of Chapin, S.C. 1 BEAVERS landed the Jet 20 minutes after the Incident and told Air Force investigators the plane had "controllability problems." Capt. John Taylor, MacDill public information officer, said the airplane encountered a "technical in-flight problem" about 10:40 a.m.causing the back seat pilot to eject from about 20,000 feet. Helicopters from MacDill and the St.

Petersburg Coast Guard Air Station searched the Gulf for several hours before finding Gibbons' body. THE BODY was picked up by the Coast Guard cutter Steadfast, and transferred to an Air Force helicopter. The cause of Gibbons ejecting and Beavers being able to stay with the airplane despite control problems, has not been determined, Taylor said. Taylor said the accident will be probed by an accident review board which "painstakingly reconstruct fatal aircraft accidents. He said it may be several months before the board's findings are published.

Taylor said Gibbons was married and that his family lives In the Tampa area. (Oct. 10, 1972). Bobbitt Funer. al Chapel.

Car Purchasers File A Suit From l-B Integration BELL, WALTER 63, of 666 10th Ave. St. an automotive mechanic, Tuesday (Oct. 10, 1972). Suncoast Funeral Chapels.

BRECIIBUIIL, LEE 825 42nd Ave. NE, St. Petersburg, self-employed manufacturers representative, Monday (Oct. 9i 1972). John S.

Rhodes, East Chapel. CHINA, SHEKRI KAY, In- fant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1 John China, 8562 94th Ave. Seminole, Tuesday (Oct.

10, 1972). Ewing Funeral Home, Venice. CLAYTON, MRS. EUNICE of 8080 60th St. Pinellas Park, Tuesday (Oct.

10, 1972). Thomas A. Cooksey Funeral Home, Pinellas Park. COOK, JULIAN 69, of 3479 54th Ave. St.

Peters-burg, Thursday (Oct. 5, 1972). Alan McLeod Funeral Directors. DEAN, CHARLES 81, of 4819 Chancellor St. NE, St.

Petersburg, retired maintenance man with a paper milli Monday (Oct. 9, 1972). The Palms Memorial. DeBAUN, MRS. MAE OSAVAGE, JOSEPH 65, of 10800 Valencia Ter.

Sem-inole, retired general contractor, Monday (Oct, 9, 1972) Baynard Thompson Seminole Beach Memorial Funeral Home. EINKER, WDLLIAM NORMAN, 83, of 896 73rd Ave. St, Petersburg, retired machinist for the Pennsylvania Railroad, Monday (Oct. 9, 1972). Alan R.

McLeod Funer-, al Directors. RUSSELL, ISAAC 82, of 10760 53rd Ave. N. Seminole, retired railroad engineer for the Southern Railroad, tues-day (Oct. 10, 1972), Lewis W.

Mohn Funeral Home, Seminole. SIPPEE, MRS. EDNA 67, of 4523 71st St. St. Petersburg, Tuesday (Oct.

10, 1972). E. James Reese Funeral Home, Seminole. SKELDING, MRS. BERTHA 88, of 1752 88th Ave.

Seminole, Monday (Oct. 9, sponsorship In April. And MacMillan said many council members' recent efforts have been devoted temporarily to the American Party. However, Paul Cloninger, who resigned as public relations director several months ago, acknowledged that thetouncil "is pretty inactive right Ave. St.

Petersburg, retired timekeeper, Draper Hopedale, Tues (Oct. 10, 1972). Baynard-Thompson Beach Memorial Chapel. GRIPPEN, ERNEST 74, of 256714 15th Ave. St.

Pe-; tersburg, an adviser for Memorial Park Cemetery, Tuesday (Oct 10, 1972). Osgood-Cloud Funeral Home. ') HASKIN, MRS. MAUD, 83, of 4500 Indianapolis St. NE, St.

Petersburg, Tuesday (Oct 1 10, 1972). Baynard-Thompson Beach Memorial Chapel. HEIDEL, MRS. LYDIA WICKWIRE, formerly of St. Petersburg, a licensed practical nurse, Sunday (Sept.

17, 1972) in Little Falls, N.Y. Wilcox Funeral Home, West Winfield, N.Y. HENRIKSEN, MRS. IRENE, 78, of 5949 17th Ave. Gulfport, Tuesday (Oct.

1972). Gulf Memorial Funeral Home, Gulfport Chapel. HENROTTE, MRS. CON-CETTA 95, of 4250 66th St. St.

Petersburg, Monday (Oct. 9, 1972). Thomas A. Cooksey Funeral Home, Pinellas Park. LOESCH, MRS.

WALLY ANNA, 66, of 145 10th Ave. St. Petersburg, a practical nurse, Tuesday (Oct. 1972). John S.

Rhodes, East Chapel. LYNCH, ROBERT 82, of 1046 66th St. Court St. Pe-tersburg, Monday (Oct. 9, 1972).

Thomas J. Brett Funeral Home. started it)," he said, "and now people have gotten accustomed to it and become complacent." Cole, the one-time field secretary who now devotes only part time to the council, was said to be out of town and unavailable for comment. The national organization, a white resistance group formed in Mississippi shortly after the Supreme Court decision on school desegregation in 1954, has had considerable Influence In the Deep South. Its national headquarters are in Jackson, and Its goals are "states' rights and racial integrity." In the late 1950s and the 1960s there were other Pinellas chapters, but they were short-lived.

Local council leaders never would reveal how many belonged to the current chapter, but their meetings drew up to 60 persons and the Maddox speech in April attracted about 125. now." "BUSING WAS the spark (that Radio, TV News Page 7-D County Consumer Office Proposed By Robinson 3 Of Revocation A Pinellas Park couple filed a suit In Circuit Court Tuesday revoking acceptance of a 1971, Podge Swinger autorruh bile that they bought last year from Colonial Dodge. David and Barbara Wright, 5880 91st Ave. Pinellas -Park, said there were numerous defects In their car, which they say the company refused to fix. They want the company to take back the car and refund their money "less a reasonable sura for rental." Also named In the suit are -Chrysler Corp, Chrysler Credit Corp.

and Keen Motor Co. Charles Droughman president of Colonial Dodge, said the company has fixed the car on numerous occasions, and he plans to go to court to ask for an order per- i mitting repossession of the car. Bail Is $5,000 In Attempted Robbery Timet Bureau Julius R. Dune-mann, 53, no address, was held on $5,000 bail Tuesday on a charge of attempting to committ grand larceny Sept, 15 at the First Federal Savings and Loan Association of St. Petersburg.

Dunemann is accused of giving a note to a teller say "WITH REGARD TO A CARD OF THANKS" Very often cord of thanks id the St. Petersburg Times mi Independent meets need which con hardly bo solved in oey other way. Not only (raciow oxproision of gratitude to those who have sent floral tributes or memorials out courteously ocknowi-odgot tho services and kindness of the many to whom personal note of thanks cannot bo moiled or whoso names ond oddrosses oro lot known, A cord of thanks may bo arranged by colling 894-1141. to create the consumer office, that law. In the case of an un- "OUE SENIOR 'citizens are scrupulous businessman, the being bilked every day and county could refuse to renew have no one to go to," he his license, he said.

said. Staff Writer CLEARWATER State Rep. A. S. "Jim" Robinson presented a four-point program Tuesday to County Commission to "immediately establish a county consumer protection office." Feeling that state and local governments can work hand in hand.

Robinson wants to prepare legislation that he can introduce in Tallahassee Robinson's a 1 includes a citizen's board to advise the commission on disciplinary action and business license revocation. He said the county has a law to revoke or review licenses, but nobody to enforce CATHERINE, 76, of 5801 42nd Way St. Petersburg, Tuesday (Oct. 10, 1972) in Asbury Park, N.J. Francioni Taylor Lopez Funeral Home, Asbury Park.

DICKINSON, DENMAN 79, of 226 Fourth Ave. St. Petersburg, retired stock broker and a 47-year resident Tuesday (Oct. 10, 1972). John S.

Rhodes, East Chapel DRISCOLL, EDWARD TIM- OTHY, 71, of 7001 65th St. Pinellas Park, retired investigator for the U.S. Tuesday (Oct. 10, 1972). Wilhelm-Thurston Funeral Home.

GEISSBERGER, MRS. FREDA of 570 115th Ave. Treasure Island, Tuesday (Oct. 10, 1972). C.

E. Prevatt Funeral Home, Park Boule- vard Chapel. GOODNOW, FREDERICK ALFONSE, 74, of ,7231 36th BAYFRONT MEDICAL Mr. and Mrs. John Green, 2501 36th St.

a boy, 8. pounds, 10 9:38 a.m., Oct. 9. Mr. and Mrs.

James Ettell, 4027 HunUngton St. NE, a' boy, 6 pounds, 13 ounces, 11:59 a.m., Oct. 10. Mr. and Mrs.

Abe Lincoln, 1280 85th Ter. a girl, 7 pounds, 5 ounces, 1 p.m., Oct. 10. Mr. and Mrs.

Bernard Da-quila, 3695 40th St. a girl, 5 pounds, 14 ounces, 1:18 p.m., Oct. 10. Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrence L. Carlson, 272 Mar Treasure Island, a boy, -6 pounds, 13 ounces, 1:50 p.m,, Oct. 10. ST. ANTHONY'S HOSPITAL Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Ciancl 8310 Rose Largo, a boy, 8 pounds, 14 ounces, 9:26 a.m., Oct. 9. Mr. and Mrs.

Michael A. O'Keefe, 5276 101st Ave. Pinellas Park, a girl, 5 pounds, 13 ounces, 9:50 p.m., Oct. 9. Mr.

and Mrs. David A. Duckwall, 6573 20th St. a boy, 8 pounds, 8 ounces, 8:16 "YOU HAVE a law" Robinson said, "but no cop." He said he believes eventually that the local office could work with the State Bureau of Consumer Protection to oversee businesses regulated by the state that work in the county. Robinson suggested that the entire project could be paid for with $25,000.

The commission took the recommendation under advisement and told Robinson that it would work with him cinnouncement. MAINWARINO, BILLY 50, of 382514 Second Ave. St. Petersburg, a used car salesman, Tuesday (Oct. 10, -1972).

Simmons Funeral Home. MILLER, SHELBY, 50, of 14377 U.S. 19 retired chemical lab technician for General Motors, Tuesday (Oct. 10, 1972). E.

James Reese Funeral Home, Seminole. NEWFIELD, VICTOR J. 69, of 5960 39thg Ave. Gulfport, retired Driscoll, Mr. Edward Skeloing, Mrs.

Bertha A. Madeira Bids To Collect From N. Redington Beach FOR INFORMATION CALL "to put something together you want and we want." IN MEMORIAM a.m., Oct. 10. Willie L.

Davit October 11, 1970 ing, "This is a Robby (sic). cvTOURSTOn 143 Ith St. Ho. 4 6364 Central Ave. In the stillness of the midnight, echoes from the past, I hear old tinging glad Put all your money in the nets, Ringing from that lovely land somewhere, precious memories, now bag," a complaint filed by the Funeral Notices they linger, how they ever flood my soul in the stillness 01 tne mionignt, precious J'hone 896-3141 sacred scenes unfold.

Katie Davis, wife, Helen Davis, daughter, ton of Blnghamton, N.Y. Friends may FBI said. He was taken into custody immediately by a guard and held for the St. Petersburg Frank Goodman, celebrant. Interment will follow In Calvary Cemetery.

and the Davis family. Redington for its share of money due and to determine who has the responsibility of disposing of the plant. "What happens if they don't respond?" Mayor Raymond Hanke Jr. asked. "A court could make them arbitrate," said City Atty, Furman Betts.

In other action, Hanke told Police Chief Charles Gallagher to proceed with parallel parking along Gulf Boulevard following a discussion of complaints about congestion around a bar at 14146 Gulf Blvd. The City of Madeira Beach Is giving the Town of North Redington Beach notice to pay a portion of engineering fees for the jointly used and soon to be discontinued sewer treatment plant. "Madeira commissioners said Tuesday night that North Redington Beach has refused to pay its share of the bill incurred some time ago when Madeira Beach' was considering expansion of the plant. Since then, Madeira has decided to hook up with the county system and abandon the old facility. Madeira Beach is calling on call at the Osgood-cloud Funeral Home, THOMAS J.

BRETT FUNERAL HOME, BRECHBUHL Lm M. Brechbuhl, hut-band of Naomi S. Brechbuhl, passed way Monday, October 9. Ho resided at 825 42nd Avenue Northeast, coming 1 here seven years too from Weston. P.A.

345-0101 4691 Park Blvd. this evening from 7 to 9pm where funeral services will be held Thursday October 12 at 2pm with the Rev. Walter A. Reunlng officiating. Interment will follow In Memorial Park Cemetery.

Massachusetts. Also survived by two; police. An FBI spokesman MAINWARINO Billy Braun, 50, passed away Tuesday October 10, 1972. He re CROSS Mrs. Mary Nell of 860 5th Ave.

sided at 3825V 2nd Ave. N. Born In Tulsa, Oklahoma, came here 20 years ago from California. Friends may call at Simmons Funeral Home, 4th St. N.

at 35th Ave. Wednesday October 11, said the case was transferred to federal authorities last week. U.S. Magistrate Paul Game Jr. said he would appoint an attorney for Dunemann.

tons. Steven G. Brechbuhl, and Lee Martin Brechbuhl Jr. both of St. Petersburg.

Frlendt will be received at John S. Rhodes Funeral Home, 435 Fourth Street North, Wednesdey afternoon and evening October It from '2-4 end 7- o'clock. Services will be conducted by the Reverends Dr. Paul R. Hoi-tin; Riley P.

Short and J. Ralph Burton, Thursday morning, October 12. i at 11:30 o'clock. Interment will be In Royal Palm Cemetery. Imitation Is the Sincerest Form of Flattery 1972 2-4 and 7-9pm where funeral ser vice will be held Thursday October 12.

1972 at 11am with Rev. Robert Barber officiating. Interment will follow in Royal Palm Cemetery. Memorials to died Sunday October 8, 1972. She was born in Morristown, Tenn.

came here la yean ago from Knoxvllle, Tenn. She wat a member of First Baptist Church, and former Sunday school teacher there. Survived by three grandsons, Donald of Pinellas Park, WillianS Alaska, and Robert M. In Houston, two listers, Mrs. Mabel Faulkner, and Mrt.

Janet Bayless, both of Knoxvllle. Friends may call Tuesday from 2-4 and e-8pm at the James Mathewt Funeral Home, 2025 9th St. S. where services will be held Wednesday at 10am with the Rev. James F.

Graves officiating. Interment In Memorial Park. in cancer Fund in lieu of fiowert. SIMMONS FUNERAL HOME IN CHARGE OF ARRANGEMENTS OSAVAGE Joseph 65, of 10800 Va lencia Terr. Seminole, Fla.

passed deBAUN Mrs. Mae Catherine, 5801 42nd Way 76. passed away on Octo- ber 10, 1972. Beloved wife of Sheldon (Duke) deBaun, beloved mother of Maybell Collins, Edgar Tuera, sister of Joseph Donat, grandmother of 11, great-grandmother of tlx. Funeral from Franelonl-Taylor and Lopez Funeral Home, 704 7th Ave.

Asbury Park, N.J. Friday October 13, at 9am. Mast of the Resurrection Holy Spirit Roman Catho- away Monday October 9, 1972. Born In Pennsylvania, he came here 24 years ago from Manvllle, N.J. A Veteran of World War II and member of the Lions Club of Seminole, and the American Legion Post 273, Madeira Beach.

He Actress, 28, Is Charged With Indecent Exposure HALDEMAN Percy 75, 1324 Har 'i lie Church at 9:30. Interment In Mon- was a retired general contractor. SURVIVORS So goes the old saying and'yet it is still true today. John S. Rhodes, Funeral Directors and onjy John S.

Rhodes, has been faithfully serving St. Petersburg families since 1925. We hope you will not be misled by other names similar to ours. We are not affiliated with or associated with any other organization. We are proud of the fact that we are the oldest organization in St.

Petersburg to continue operations at the original site under the same ownership and mouth Memorial Park. Wife, Mrt. Emily brother, Bruce of eaysnore, l.i., n.y two titters. Mrt. John Croue of Woodbridge, N.J.

DUNN Mrs. Fannie 84, resided at 7194 59th St. N. Pinellas Park, died bor Hint Harbor mils, Largo, passed away Tuesday at hit retldence. Life member of Commonwealth Stella Lodge No.

409 Brooklyn, N.Y. and Kismet Temple, New Hyde Park, N.Y., Clearwater Shrine Club. Survived by wife, Margaret Harbor Hills, daughter, Mrs. Ruth Johnson, Belleair Bluffs, two tont, Charlet H. Cam, of Cranston, R.I., and Robert Aber-dene, Md three brothers, William ceil oecario, of Newark, N.J, VISITATION Sunday October 8, 1972.

Born In West Friends may call at the Seminole Beach Memorial Chapel, 5100 Seminole Virginia, resident here 25 yeart coming from Brooklyn, N.Y. Protestant. Survived by one ton, Robley E. Sweet of Pinellas Park, two listers, Mrs. Laura Preston of Aberdeen, Md.

and Mrs. Blvd. Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9pm. SERVICES Funeral services and interment will be Haldeman, and Edward, both of Hampton, Donald, Cape May, N.J., two Ruby Oliver of Rioge Manor, two In Bayshore, Long Island, New York BAYNARD-THOMPSON SEMINOLE tisters, Mrs. Emily Torok and Mrs.

nieces, punerai services win oe neia and then took her to the station and charged her with indecent exposure. She was released after posting a $57 bond. Trial is set for Thursday in Municipal Court. Miss Tucker, who gave her address as 104 Island House, Clearwater Point Hilton, is appearing with her father in the comedy BEACH MEMORIAL -FUNERAL HOME Timet Staff Writer CLEARWATER Pamela B. Tucker, 28, now appearing -at the Showboat Dinner Theatre on Ulmerton Road with her father Forrest Tucker, has been arrested and.

charged with indecent exposure. Capt. Gary Kooshian of the Clearwater Police Department said a call was received Snooks Rlchardt both Hampton, Thursday October 12 at 10am at the os- at 6:20 a.m. Sunday complaining of nude swimmers in a pool. Police said they arrived to find Miss Tucker swimming in the pool wearing only a bathing suit bottom.

Her companion was dressed, they said. Police ordered Miss Tucker to leave the pool and dress, nine grandchildren, live great grand. good-Cloud Funeral Home, 4691 Park Blvd. with the Rev. Thomas Bennett STALEY Artho E.

69, of 1624 Lei sure Clearwater, passed away children. Masonic Ritet will be held today at 7pm conducted by Clearwater Masonic Lodge No. 128 Funeral service will be held Thursday at 11am, Hubbell Funeral Home. Dr. Earl E.

officiating. Interment will be later. FUSSELL Mrs. Mlnneola Revels, Fu Tuesday in Morton F. Plant Hospital Survived by hit wife Hazel, a son.

JOHN S. RHODES, INC. FUNERAL DIRECTORS neral services for Mrs. Mlnneola Revels Fussell. 85.

will be held Thursday 2pm Artho E. Largo, a brother, George Staley, Cape Girardeau, Mo. and four grandaughters. Funeral service will be held Friday October 13, at the Wolf, minister of visitation. Peace Memorial Presbyterian Church, Clearwater officiating.

Entombment will follow In at S. Catherine's Baptist Church with Interment to be in Matcnett cemetery serenity Gardens Memorial park. Survivors. Include a daughter, Mrs. Friends may call all day Wednesday Marcell Tarton, Tampa, two sons Mur- but the family will receive friends 2-4 Hubbell Funeral Home conducted by the Rev.

R. Eugene Rutland pastor, Skycrest United Methodist Church, Clearwater. Friends may call all day Thursday but the family will receive rav Fussell, Fort Myers, "Red" fus. ana 7-pm. HUBBELL FUNERAL HOME BELLEAIR BLUFFS tell, St.

Petersburg, two tlsters, Mrs. Mary Atkins, Tarrytown, Mrt. Thelma Roberts, Sarasota, a brother, Mathew 'SERVING YOU AT THESE LOCATIONS ONLY" Trienas i- pm. HUBBELL FUNERAL HOME BELLEAIR BLUFFS Revels, Linden, eight grandchildren, 21 HASKIN Mrs. Maud, 13, 4500 Indianap great-grandchildren and a great-great- grandson, arrangements by purceii t-u neral Home, Bushnel), Fla.

olis St. N.E., St. Petertburg died Tuesday October 10, 1972. Born In Mechanlcsville, N.Y. here 23 years WEBER Mr.

Stephen 75, 3530 1 1 LllE of pinellas Tyrone Blvd. passed away Tuesday from Syracuse, N.Y. Attended Presbyte CEISSBERGER Mrt. Freda e9, October 10, 1972. He wat born in Austria, here 10 yeart from Buffalo, N.Y.

rian Church. Member of Rebekah of 570 115th Treasure Island, naued awav Tuesday October 10, 1972 A retired foreman for the Republlo Lodge, Syracuse, N.Y. SURVIVORS Steel Co. Member of Garden City Her son, Raynard Haskln, Maitland, Baptist Church, St. Petersburg.

Hus A native of Glen Lyon, Pa. She came here 13 yeart ago from there. She was member of the Glen Lyon Methodist Church. Survivors Include a tlster, Mrs. band of Pearl, father of Mrs.

Pearl and one grandchild VISITATION Friends may call at the Beach Memori DeWeln, Mrs. Lillian Mutton, Brandon. grandfather of six, great grand T. A. Backus of Treasure island, visi.

al Chapel, 301 Corey Av. St. Petersburg tatlnn will be Wednesday 2-5 and 6-8pm at the C. E. PREVATT FUNERAL father of one.

Visitation today at the Bobbitt Funeral Chapel, 4400 66th St. N. where services will be held Thursday 10 a.m. with Rev. Wendell Lilly officiating.

Interment In the Hills- HOME, 6100 Park Blvd. Pinellas Perk. Interment will be In Arlington National and Judith In-and Kathy R. Beach Wednesday from 2-4pm. SERVICES Funeral services will bt private.

Inter-ment In Syracuse, N.Y. i BAYNARD-THOMPSON BEACH MEMORIAL CHAPEL 360-5577 Bradley W. gamells. Robert L. Carter.

boro Memorial Gardens, Brandon, Fla Cemetery. C. E. PREVATT FUNERAL HOME PARK BOULEVARD CHAPEL 544-6679 Contributions may be made to the Building Fund of the Garden City Baptist Church or the Association for Re HENRIKSEN Mrs. Irene, 78, of 215 tarded Children, the local chapter.

OOObNOW Frederick Alfonse, 74, 7231 Warren Fort N.J. passed 36th Ave. St. Petersburg, Fla. died ADVERTISEMENT Tuesday October 10, 1972.

Born In Mil- away Tuesday morning October id, 1972. Born In Hoboken, N.J. here several winter seasons from there. Episcopa ford. Mass.

here five yeart from Hope- FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS dale, Mass. Retired timekeeper, Drap- lian. Member of the Order of Eastern er Hopedale, Mess. Member of Star, Trinity Chapter, Union City, EAST CHAPEL 635 4th St. North, St.

Petersburg, Fla. Phone 862-5155 Pass-A-Grllle Community Church, Sun- mast Cardinals Square Dance Club, P0SN0 FLOWERS 347-1219 Pasadena Ave. Just off Central Past matron and past state deputy. O. E.

S. Wife of the lete O. W. Henrik- Clearwater, Fla. Veteran of World War ten.

Survived by her tlster, Mrs. Mabel 1. SURVIVORS BEACH FLORIST 391-9982 5080 Seminole Blvd Seminole 4 City Andersen, of Gulfport, two nieces and four nephews, Friends will be re Hit wife, Mrt. Esther C. Goodnow, St.

PttM-shura. three sons. Frederick R. ceived this evening from 7 to 9pm HAYES FLORIST the GULF MEMORIAL FUNERAL 5572 Park Blvd. 544-S847 Vermont, Kenneth and Donald both of HOMES, GULFPORT CHAPEL, 5601 22nd Ave.

S. Funeral servicet and Pinellas Park St. Pete Seminole Virginia, a oromer rranK uooonow Milford, Mass. and 10 grandchildren. Interment will be in Union City, N.J Douglas M.

Aday and Holly L. Rahn, Largo. Richard W. Johnson, Clearwater, and Kathryn E. Ellis, Largo.

Robert J. Welsh and Barbara S. Allen, St. Petersburg. William R.

Jones, Daytona Beach, and Janice L. Revill, St." Petersburg. William Gramigna, St. Petersburg Beach, and Diane D. Spencer, St.

Petersburg. Donald H. Bardella HI, St. Petersburg, and Sue E. Ever-ltt, Treasure Island.

Emmett Covello and Dallice F. Covello, Gulfport. Jesse C. Brewer Jr. and Olivia D.

Johnson, St. Petersburg. Eric L. Wiggins and Helen M. Slawson, St, Petersburg.

Dennis H. O'Bryan and Barbara F. Ottinger, St. Petersburg. David G.

Morgan III anti Katherine A. Wogoman, Pinellas Park. Dennis L. Wogoman, Pinellas Park, and Dorothy J. Pix-ton, St.

Petersburg. Mark H. Stahlgren and Linda J. Hancock, Pinellas Park. VISITATION Buning The Florist Inc.

GULF MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME 1 Friends may call Thursday from 7 to 7120 Central Ave 3424231 pm In the Chapel. SERVICES GULFPORT CHAPEL 5601 22nd Ave. S. 347-1211 Central Plaza 196-1194 APPLICATIONS Laura and John Hunt. Josephine and Michael J.

Kozak. George S. and Donna Khou-ri. Mary and Michael M. Honllis.

Michael J. and Anna Moore. Julia and Charles E. Alton. Dorothy and Dennis A.

Koch. James A. and Marjorie DeMeritte. Marjorie and Douglas J. Rupert.

Minnie and Willie J. Franklin. David R. and Anna Green. Donna and Charles W.

Ra-debaugh. Russell anti Lula Stephenson. FINAL APPLICATIONS Gerald V. and Helen Gerrit-sen. Orvis L.

and Jeanette Vaug-haru Leonard A. and Margaret Hofacker. Funeral services will be held Thursday CLEARWATER APPLICATIONS John W. Kern and Mary E. Dewart, Columbus, Ohio.

Eugene B. Gammon, St. Petersburg, and Patricia K. Boyne, Montreal, Canada. Donald A.

Peters, Knox- ville, and Dale L. Dixon, Crystal Beach. Donald J. Lew and Bonnie L. Hurley, Largo.

Lantz E. McMillin, Clearwater, and Bonnie L. Brooks, Largo. Joseph W. Meinsen, St.

Petersburg, and Marion S. DouoV na, Largo. Dale G- Buffington and Helen G. Snook, Clearwater. Thomas J.

Mackey ana Patricia C. Weild, Clearwater. Robert Pennington, Largo, and Joan Rose, Pinellas Park. Gary G. Rice, Clearwater, and Gayle J.

McGuigan, Largo. Ray D. Johnson, Largo, and Barbara T. Balloon, Tampa. at lorn at Beach Memorial cnapei, aui 305 N.

Fort Harrison 446-1566 1984 Gult-To-Bay 447-6172 Corav St. Petersburg Beach with LYNCH Robert 82, passed away Monday October 9, 1972. He resided at 211 W. Bay Or, LARGO 584-2220 Rev. Donald Ecfcert officiating.

rials In his memory may be made to 1046 66th Street Court St. Petertburg 597 Main St. OUNEOlN 733-4414 hav na come here from New York city. TAMPA 19 yeart ago. Mr.

Lynch It turvlved by WOI N. Armenia Ave 442-6728 Pass-A-Grllle community tnurcn. BAYNARD-THOMPSON BEACH MEMORIAL CHAPEL PHONE 360-5577 a daughter, Miss Rosalia E. Lynch, St. 'YOUR PHONE IS YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT" Petersburg, a son, Robert F.

Lynch Jr. Riverside, and three grandchil dren. Friends will be received at the RIPPEN Ernest 74, resided at ALPINE FLORIST 862-1109 629 Itt Avenue North THOMAS J. BRETT FUNERAL HOME, WEST CHAPEL 900 49th St. North, St.

Petersburg, Fla. Phone 347-4123 2567Vi 15th Ave. 5t. petersourg, 4810 Central Ave. Wednesday afternoon and evening October 11, from 2-4 and died Tuesday October 10, 1972.

Was born In Port Crane, N.Y. resident here 7-9 o'clock wnere mere win oe Keci 16 veart coming from Bingnamton. CLEARWATE R-LARGO FLORIST Phone 584-8179 or 584-0873 (Largo) Your FTD Florist N.Y. He wat a councellor for Memorial Park Cemetery. Wat Lutheran.

Sur- teflon of The Rosary Wednesdey evening at 7:30 o'clock. The Mast of the Resurrection will bt celebrated at Holy Name Catholic Church Thursday morn ft vived by hit wife Tent eoe tlster. VIOLA LINDBLCOM ACACIA SHOP Funeralt-Banquett-Weddlngt Mrs. Mertie Lunden of Statsburg, N.Y 2332-9th St. So.

194-7774 ing October 12, at 10 o'clock with Rev, hit ttep mother, Mrt. Florence S. Par..