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A a i St. Petersburg Times, Sunday, February 23, 1975 21-B Robert Strauss OBITUARIES is dead at 61 world Robert Strauss, 61, character actor and comedian of stage, screen and television, died Thursday in New York. actor Strauss was a hit in "Stalag war prison camp in 1951. Brooks New York Times, found him barracks." He repeated the same William Holden, for which he nomination. 17," a play about a German Atkinson, in a review in The "hilarious as the chief clown of the part in the screen version with received an Academy Award Earler he appeared as the detective in Sidney Kingsley's "Detective Story" and then as the bibulous press agent in Jose Ferrer's production of "Twentieth After his success in "Stalag" he went to Hollywood and acted in Jerry Lewis-Dean Martin pictures, portrayed a nosey janitor in "The Seven-Year Itch" with Marilyn Monroe and Tom Ewell and appeared as Beer Barrel, the aircraft landing officer, in "'The Bridges at Toko-Toko-Ri" with Holden.

His television credits included appearances on the Ed Sullivan, Bob Hope and Red Skelton shows, the Damon Runyon Theatre, Omnibus, Studio One, Wagon Train and Rawhide. Actress Lilian Fontaine, 88 Lilian Fontaine, 88, actress and mother of Academy Award ROBERT STRAUSS in 'Stalag winning actresses Joan Fontaine and Olivia DeHavilland, died Thursday in Santa Barbara, Calif. She appeared on stage and in movies, including "Lost Weekend," "Time Out of Mind" and "The Bigamist." She won a music scholarship to Reading College in England at 15. She taught acting, and the class grew into the Los Gatos Theatre workshop, which she directed from 1948 to 1958. Edward Watson U.S.

geologist where he had served as professor of geology and later as chairman of the geology department from 1930 until his retirement in 1971. He had Edward H. Watson, 72, a geologist who studied the terrain of Brazil's interior to determine the feasibility of building the new city of Brasilia, died Friday in Bryn Mawr, Pa. Watson was professor emeritus of geology at Bryn Mawr College, BANCROFT, MRS. MARY CATHERINE, 83, of 7641 16th Ave.

St. Petersburg, Saturday (Feb. 22, 1975). John S. Rhodes, West Chapel.

BENNETT, MISS ELSIE, of 2915 31st St. St. Petersburg, retired employe of Lane Bryant, Pittsburgh, Saturday (Feb. 22, 1975). Gee Pitts Funeral Home.

DELP, ADRAIN ALLEN, 71, of 9239 Second St. St. Petersburg, retired owner of Delp's Sunoco Service and former owner of Delp's Grocery, Pinellas Park, Saturday (Feb. 1975). Osgood Cloud Funeral Home.

FERENCHAK, JOHN, 82, of 636 Fifth Ave. St. Petersburg, retired steel worker, Friday (Feb. 21, 1975). Wilhelm BAYFRONT MEDICAL Mr.

and Mrs. Dennis Campbell, 6165 101st Ave. Pinellas Park, a boy, 10 pounds 10 ounces, 7:52 p.m. Feb. 21.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mann 5561 96th Ave. Pinellas Park, a boy, 6 pounds 8 ounces, 9:53 p.m. Feb.

21. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Clark, 4503. 50th a boy, 7 pounds ounces, 2:35 a.m.

Feb. 22. Mr. and Mrs. James Chacko, 613 54th Ave.

a girl, 6 pounds 11 ounces, 3:14 a.m. Feb. 22. Mr. and Mrs.

Gary Quick, 9100 46th St. Pinellas Park, a boy, 6 pounds 9 LILIAN FONTAINE mother of stars. been a geologist for the U.S. Geological Survey and had served in a similar capacity for Maryland and Pennsylvania. Mordechai Namir, ex-mayor of Tel Aviv Mordechai Namir, 78, a former mayor of Tel Aviv, minister of labor and Israeli envoy to the Soviet Union, died Saturday after a long illness.

Thurston Funeral Home. GLEASON, WILLIAM LEWIS 60, of 4050 Eighth Ave. St. Petersburg, owner of W. L.

Gleason Co. (mail order house) and former real estate salesman, Friday (Feb. 21, 1975). Adcock Rhodes, P.A. Funeral Directors.

GRAY, LEWIS 68, of 9884 48th Ave. St. Petersburg, retired freight transportation specialist for the federal government, Washington, D.C., Saturday (Feb. 22, 1975). Raymond M.

Hook Funeral Home, Seminole. LEE, RAY 77, of 1756 Scranton St. St. Petersburg, retired secretary treasurer for a chemical corporation and a 48 year resident, Saturday (Feb. 22, 1975).

C. James Mathews ounces, 5:37 a.m. Feb. 22. Mr.

and Mrs. Ronald Annis, 7950 26th Ave. a boy, 9 pounds 6 ounces, 2:22 p.m. Feb. 22.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Caldo, 11141 105th Ave. Seminole, a boy, 7 pounds 15 ounces, 3:12 p.m. Feb.

22. Mr. and Mrs. David McArtor, 14017 Halstead Court, Tampa, a boy, 5 pounds 10 ounces, 3:45 p.m. Feb.

22. ST. ANTHONY'S Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wilson, 7548 21st St.

a girl, 7 pounds 9 ounces, 12:37 a.m. Feb. 22. Police follow leads in woman's slaying MIAMI (UPI) Police questioned potential witnesses and followed telephone leads Saturday trying to solve the slaying of the tall, blonde daughter of a Miami area electrical contractor. Mrs.

Stephens, 23, was missing eight days before her body was found Thursday in an overgrown, jungle like lot behind a suburban shopping center southwest of here. We are doing something about high Burial Costs! COMPLETELY ABOVE GROUND BURIAL $995 (for two) CHAPEL HILL MEMORIAL PARK CHAPEL HILL MEMORIAL PARK 531-0475! 12905 WILD ACRES ROAD LARGO, FLORIDA 33540 GENTLEMEN Please send me free of charge and without obligation, facts about Above Ground Burial and New Mausoleum Addition. NAME. ADDRESS CITY STATE Bronze Memorials by Gorham, Master Craftsmen McLeodBallard, Mr. McLeod distinguished himself in service to the law, his family, church, community and nation.

His death, impending for months, particularly saddened legal community. "He was the finest human being I have ever known," said St. Petersburg lawyer William Belcher, as the tribute tumbled out for his old friend: "A fine parent, a fine lawyer, a fine Christian, a fine friend and a genuinely good person. He probably was as highly respected by lawyers as any attorney in the Florida Bar, not only for his legal ability, but for his integrity, compassion and all the qualities that make a great person. To me, that is the highest accolade you can get." Henry S.

Baynard, with whom Mr. McLeod practiced for many years, described him as "a fine gentleman and a wonderful perseon." Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Monday at St. Peter's Cathedral with Dean Shevin- Reading with brisk confidence from his speech, Shevin had preceded his chief revelation by remarking that "there are other indications of a game of footsie between the commission and the companies." "COMMISSIONERS." he said, "traditionally rely heavily on financial support from the industry in their political campaigns. PSC staff members often move to higher-paying jobs with utilities after serving their apprenticeship in the complex field of utility economics at public expense." William H.

Bevis, a commission member, told The St. Petersburg Times in a telephone interview from Tallahassee that Shevin's charges were "ridiculous." From 1-B Truck- Firefighter Dick Tully said, "One spark and this place would have been going good. It's one of the most hazardous things I've ever seen." REPORTED IN critical condition at Bayfront Medical Center was John Stone, 10, the son of Carl and Dorothy Stone, of 6231 39th Ave. St. Petersburg, all of whom were passengers in the car, along with 5- year-old Andrew Stone, who is listed in poor condition.

The driver of the car was Melvin Walter Jesiolkiewic, 48, of 4675 26th Ave. St. Petersburg. His wife Virginia, 44, was a passenger. Mrs.

Jesiolkiewic and Mrs. Stone are sisters, according to Mrs. Stone. The driver of the truck was Donald Wasden, 40, of Tampa. AS AMBULANCES and firefighters assisted at the scene of the accident, St.

Petersburg police redirected traffic away from the Skyway, which was closed for several hours. Conductor Arthur Fiedler, on the way from Sarasota to the Bayfront Center for a concert, became stalled in traffic, but somehow he got through. "The concert was delayed about 25 minutes," said Mrs. Anna J. Landry of Bayfront Center.

"He must have been close to the beginning of the line. Manatee County Sheriff's Office called saying they'd help get him through, but then they called back that he was on his way. While traffic was blocked at the scene, one car drove off the roadway and apparently attempted to go around the truck. The car struck St. Petersburg policeman C.

D. Kennedy, who was attempting to halt the car. KENNEDY LANDED on Leroy Lawson officiating. From 1-B ACTIVE pallbearers will be George S. Coit William S.

Belcher, Joseph W. Fleece Joseph H. Lang, William C. Ballard and Justice Ben Overton. Honorary pallbearers will be W.

T. Alford, Henry S. Baynard, Dr. Rowland E. Wood, James M.

Newton, Judge Paul H. Roney, James D. Eckert, Robert McCuen, J. Lee Ballard and John I. Goddard.

The family requests that contributions be made to All Childrens Hospital or St. Peter's Cathedral. Born (Sept. 19, 1920,) in Mobile, the son of the late Walter A. and Gladys McLeod, Mr.

McLeod moved to St. Petersburg in 1924 during the Florida boom. He attended St. Petersburg Junior College, Washington and Lee University, the University of Havana, Cuba, and received his Master of Law Degree from New York University. He was graduated From 1-B "Well, I have an idea," Bevis said, "that if Mr.

Shevin knew that this was the case he would probably bring charges since he is the highest legal official in Florida. It's an absolutely absurd statement." Asked if he was aware of any such practice, Bevis said: "Heaven sakes alive, that's ridiculous. I don't know of any such practice." When told that Shevin will ask the governor to consider a grand jury investigation, Bevis remarked that "that's certainly his privilege if he wants to." Shevin, who described himself as "hyperactive" about utility rates since 1 his election as attorney general in 1971, has been an outspoken critic of the three-member PSC. the hood of the car, banged on the windshield of the car to get the driver to stop and finally put his flashlight through the window, a witness said. Charged with aggravated assault in the incident was Frederick Benson, 44, of Palmetto.

He is being held in St. Petersburg city jail in lieu of $1,000 bond. Mrs. Stone, who was in the back seat of the car involved in the accident, said at the hospital, "I don't know what happened. We were down in Palmetto and Bradenton looking at property.

We stopped for a sandwich on the way back, then took the Skyway. "The first thing I knew was that I was lying in a field." THE CAR apparently spun around after colliding with the truck. The car landed in the median strip; the truck landed on its side off to the right of the northbound lanes. Groves, of the fire department, said that firefighters spread a "light water" over the flowing gasoline. He said 9,000 gallons of gasoline were reported to have been in the tank, and much of it leaked out.

He said the foam-like "light water" changes the molecular structure of the gasoline to prevent burning. All of the accident victims initially were taken to Bayfront Medical Center. In addition to the two Stone children, Jesiolkiewic, the car driver, was in fair condition. His wife required no Mrs. Stone, 48, was in treatment, the hospital said.

condition. Stone, 47, was taken from Bayfront to St. Petersburg General Hospital, where he was reported in serious condition. Wasden, the truck driver, was in fair condition at Bayfront. Steve Filipowicz, 53, a former star football player from Fordham University who played professional football and baseball, died Friday in Wilkes- Barre, Pa.

Filipowicz played for the Fordham Rams in their 1939 Cotton Bowl and 1942 Sugar Bowl games and was in the backfield of the National Football League New York Giants in 1946. Two years later he joined the Cincinnati Reds of the National League. He also played briefly as an outfielder for the old New York Giants. Barbara Rinkoff wrote children's books Steve Filipowicz, all-round athlete Barbara Rich Rinkoff, 52, an author of children's books and books for young adults, died Tuesday in Mount Kisco, N.Y. Mrs.

Rinkoff's books include "Member of the Gang," "The Pretzel Hero" and Watchers." Funeral Home. MALLER, MRS. IRENE, 66, of 6061 Second St. St. Petersburg Beach, secretary for Tri-Tech of Florida, Saturday (Feb.

22, 1975). Arlington Rice Funeral Home. McKENZIE, LEONARD CLAY, 62, of 5880 81st Ave. Park, construction carpenter, Saturday (Feb. 22, 1975).

State Society for Cremation. NANSCAWEN, WILLIAM 98, of 6212 13th St. St. Petersburg, Spanish American War veteran, and retired post office employe, Thursday (Feb. 20, 1975).

National Cremation Society. PARKER, JOHN MACK, 82, formerly of 3071 62nd Ave. St. Petersburg, 60 year resident, Friday (Feb. 21, 1975).

Palms Memorial. REILLY, MISS EMILY 94, of 3752 25th Ave. St. Petersburg, retired telephone operator, Friday (Feb. 21, 1975).

Thomas J. Brett Funeral Home. RICHARDSON, MRS. GEORGENA, 83, of 7403 46th A Ave. Saturday Lot (Feb.

24, St. 22, 1975). Petersburg, R. Lee Williams Funeral Home. SCHUBERT, ALFRED EDWARD, 79, of 8330 52nd St.

Pinellas Park, retired automobile mechanic, Friday (Feb. 21, 1975). Osgood Cloud Funeral Home. SHAFER, MRS. MOLLY 58th Ave.

St. Petersburg, retired telephone operator, Saturday (Feb. 22, 1975). R. Lee Williams Funeral Home.

WELLS, ORRIE 80, of 4751 67th St. St. Petersburg, retired iron worker, Saturday (Feb. 22, 1975). Bobbitt Funeral Chapel.

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Courtesy Cars. 101 58th Street South PHONE: 341-7761 or 347-4040 Doctor of Law with honors from the University of Florida and, during his long practice in St. Petersburg, lectured on taxation at the Stetson College of Law and on law review at the University of Florida. He was a member of the American Bar Association, the Florida Bar, Tax Section, the St. Petersburg Bar Association and Phi Delta Phi, honorary legal fraternity.

He served as assistant state attorney in 1951-52 and was president of the St. Petersburg Bar Association in 1966. A FORMER MAJOR in the U.S. Marine Corps, Mr. McLeod served in the South Pacific during the darkest days of World War II.

In August 1942, he landed with the First Marine Division on Guadalcanal, where American forces sustained heavy losses in one of the longest and bloodiest battles against the Japanese, and was cited in Richard W. Tregaskis' heroic account, "Guadalcanal Diary." Mr. In calling for "drastic" reforms of that panel, Shevin placed responsibility for skyrocketing utility rates "squarely where it belongs at the feet of the Public Service Commission." "It is they," Shevin charged, "who have allowed, either through negligence or a lack of understanding of their duties and responsibilities to the pub-: lic, basic utility rates and fueladjustment costs to practically bury the private homeowner and small businessman." SPEAKING emphatically and pausing occasionally as the audience occasionally applauded, Shevin said: "Yes, they (the power companies) get a little greedy once in awhile. Their only obligation is to their stockholders and company executives." "They don't have to worry about the constraints of free trade and competition because they have a state-sanctioned monopoly," Shevin said. Shevin said the PSC should be abolished by the Legislature and a five-member agency should be appointed by the governor with the Senate's confirmation to staggered terms.

HE CALLED that recommendation "the most urgent change the Legislature can bring about." Shevin said that innovation will bring "vision- ADVERTISEMENT Flowers. FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS LaSHAN FLORIST CITY WIDE FREE DELIVERY 1149 9th St. S. 821-5773 POSNO FLOWERS 347-1219 Pasadena Ave. N.

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Petersburg Phone 896-3141 McLeod became an aide to Brig. Gen. William H. Rupertus and later commanded the Marine detachment of the USS Wichita, a heavy cruiser that came under kamikaze attacks during the invasion of Okinawa. After the first atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima Aug.

6, 1945 and another on Nagasaki Aug. 9, Mr. McLeod landed in Japan with the first American troops and commanded the Marine detachment charged with collecting prisoners. Mr. McLeod served as Pinel- las County campaign manager for the late President John F.

Kennedy in 1960. LONG AN ACTIVE member of St. Peter's Episcopal Cathedral, Mr. McLeod was a leader in the formation of the constitution and canons of the Episcopal Diocese of Southwest Florida, when it was separated from the Diocese of South Florida in 1968. He was ary changes" to the patterns and planning of energy use.

"It is the only way," he predicted, "we can assure that the board members whose job it is to serve the public will not be tainted by their heavy dependence on industry money for their offices." He was critical of utility-rate structures and the passing of advertising and fuel costs on to the consumer. Power company profits, he declared, "depend purely and appointed chancellor of the diocese in 1970, the church's legal officer and a chief adviser to the bishop, a position he held until his death. Bishop William Hargrave of the diocese he served described Mr. McLeod as "one of God's gentlemen." Mr. McLeod was instrumental in the founding of Suncoast Manor retirement home.

He was a former president and board chairman of St. Petersburg Federal Savings and Loan Association; president of Royal Palm of St. Petersburg director of St. Petersburg Progress member of the board of trustees of the Poynter Fund; director, First National Bank; a member of the board of governors of the St. Petersburg Area Chamber of Commerce and a member of the St.

Petersburg Yacht Club, Dragon Club and Commerce Club. solely on sales volume. So for all these many years when fuel shortages were imminent, Reddy Kilowatt has been urging all of us to 'Live Better Electrically'" "YOU AND Shevin contended, "pay for all this advertising, all of this encouragement of consumption because the Public Service Commission has allowed advertising costs to be passed on to the consumer, until very recently." Funeral notices Thomas 75, of 1900 59th Ave. N. Dearly beloved husband of Agnes G.

Annan. Passed away Friday, Feb. 21, 1975. He was a retired Port Engineer for the W.R. Grace Co.

of New York. He was a charter member of the Northeast Presbyterian Church, a 53 year member of the Masonic Order and a member of the Northeast Hi-12 Club no. 404. Funeral services will be held Monday at at the Alan R. McLeod Funeral Chapel, 1915 62nd Ave.

N. with Rev. Richard L. Kell officiating. Entombment will follow in Memorial Park Cemetery.

Friends may call Monday from noon until time of service at the McLeod Chapel. The family request memorials may be made to the Salvation Army. BANCROFT Mary Catherine, 83, passed away Saturday, February 22. She resided at 7641 16th Avenue North, coming here twenty-five years ago from Johnstown, Pa. Friends may call after noon Sunday, at Rhodes West Chapel, 900 49th Street North, where services will be conducted by Reverend Donald W.

Hafner, Monday afternoon, February 24 at 2:30 o'clock. Interment will be in Memorial Park Cemetery. DELP- Mr. Adrain Allen, 71, of 9239 2nd St. St.

Petersburg, died Saturday, February 22, 1975. Retired owner of Delp's Sunoco Service at 59th St. and Park Blvd. in Pinellas Park, and also former owner of Delp's Grocery at 5909 Park Blvd. Born in Polo, here 31 years from Tiskilwa, I.

Survived by his wife, Roxy two sons, Adrain A. and Donald Gene, both of Pinellas Park, five grandchildren, and one great-grandchild. Friends may call at the Osgood-Cloud Funeral Home, 4691 Park this afternoon from 2-4PM, where funeral services will be held Monday, February 24, at 10AM, with The Rey. Harry Payne officiating. Interment will be later.

DURHAM Mr. Charles E. D. 65, of 125 66th St. husband of Mrs.

Lelia Durham, died suddenly Thursday, Surviving also are a son, Charles E. Jr. of Kenilworth, a daughter, Mrs. Richard Olsen of Sedona, two sisters, Mrs. Carl M.

Frasure of Morgantown, W. and Mrs. Ralph Jackson of Anchorage, Alaska; and three grandchildren. Member of Pasadena Community Church, Assoc. Fellow of A.I.A.A., founder of its Florida chapter, Fellow of the S.A.M., pioneer in the space program and wrote many technical papers and popular articles on space exploration, came to Florida with Honeywell and was manager with Centuar Guidance Systems in its development.

Funeral services Fred H. Kenfield Funeral Home (200 Pasadena Ave. 7PM Monday, The Rev. Dr. Paul Andrus of Pasadena Community Church officiating.

Contributions to Pasadena Community Church prefered. The family will be at the Kenfield Funeral Home Monday from 6 through service time. LAUGHLIN John Homer Laughlin, age 84, husband of Maude Foster Laughlin, passed away Friday, February 21. He resided at 4744 5th Ave. coming here 25 years ago from Lakeland, Fla.

Friends may call at Rhodes West Chapel, 900 49th St. where services will be conducted by Reverend Dr. Paul F. Andrus, Monday afternoon, February 24 at 4:00 o'clock. Interment will be later.

LOHMEYER Elmer 62, of 8471 108th St. Seminole, passed away Friday, February 21, 1975. Born in Cincinnati, Ohio, he moved here 3 years from Norwood, Ohio. He was a quality control supervisor for the General Electric Evendale, Ohio. Member of Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church, Seminole.

Survived by wife, Margaret Seminole. Friends may call at the Raymond M. Hook Funeral Home, 11110 70th Ave. Seminole, Sunday afternoon from 2-4. Funeral Mass will be celebrated Monday, February 24, 1975, at 9:30 AM, at Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church, Father Sean O'Sullivan I.C., celebrant.

Interment will be in St. Mary's Cemetery, St. Bernard, Ohio. at Gardens. ARLINGTON RICE FUNERAL HOME 4825 9th Ave.

N. 345-0123 MALLER Mrs. Irene, 66, of 6061 Second St. St. Petersburg Beach, passed away Saturday (Feb.

22, 1975). Born in Brooklyn, N. Y. came here 12 years ago from Queens, N.Y. She was a secretary for Tri-Tech of Florida, and was a member of CongregaShe is survived by 2 sons, Ronald and Allan, tion B'nai Israel, and the Shomrin Society.

both of St. Petersburg; 2 brothers, Harold and Sol Cohen, both of Queens, N. a sister, Mrs. Estelle Fremed, Bronx, N.Y., and 7 grandchildren. Services will be held at the Arlington-Rice Funeral Home, Monday, Feb.

24 at 10 a.m. with Rabbi Louis M. Lederman officiating. Interment will follow McLEOD Friends of William J. McLeod, 54, who passed away Saturday may call p.m.

Sunday at The Paims Memorial. Burial Office will be read at St. Peter's Episcopal Cathedral at 11:00 a.m. with Right Reverend William Loftin Hargrave, D.D., Bishop of the Diocese of Southwest Florida, Officiant. Interment services will be held privately at Royal Palm Cemetery.

Active Pallbearers will be George S. Coit, William S. Belcher, Joseph W. Fleece, Joseph H. Lang, William C.

Ballard, Justice "WITH REGARD TO A CARD OF THANKS" Very often a card of thanks in the St. Petersburg Times and Independent meets a need which can hardly be solved in any other way. Not only is it a gracious expression of gratitude to those who have sent floral tributes or memorials but courteously acknowledges the services and kindness of the many to whom a personal note of thanks cannot be mailed. or whose names and addresses are not known. A card of thanks may be arranged by calling Mr.

Eugene Weller, 893-8518. Ben Overton; Honorary Pallbearers named are Henry S. Baynard, Dr. Rowland E. Wood, James M.

Newton, Judge Paul H. Roney, W. T. Alford, J. Lee Ballard, James D.

Eckert, John I. Goddard and Robert McCuen. Survivors include his wife, Jane Shillito McLeod; sons, William J. McLeod, Philip Anderson McLeod both St. Petersburg; daughter, Mrs.

Kathleen Port, Atlanta, one grandson and a brother, Dr. Walter Anderson McLeod of Tenn. The Family suggests that donation may be made to All Childrens Hospital or St. Peter's Episcopal Cathedral. SALTER Sophie, 83, 2813 10th St.

died February 16, 1975. Born in Paris, France. Retired language translator. Member of St. Peter's Episcopal Cathedral.

VISITATION Friends may call at the Baynard-Thompson Funeral Home, 770 4th Ave. Monday, February 24, 2-4 PM SERVICES Funeral services will be held at the Baynard-Thompson Funeral Home, Tuesday, February 25, at with Clergy from St. Peter's Episcopal Church officiating. Interment will follow in Memorial Park Ceme- tery. BAYNARD-THOMPSON FUNERAL HOME INC.

PHONE 822-3844 SALZER Minaa 86, of 620 Clearwater Largo Keystone Trailer Park, Largo, died Friday, February 21, 1975. Born in East Liverpool, Ohio, came here 22 years ago from Pittsburgh, Pa. Survivors include two sons, Fred Largo, John Pittsburgh; one daughter, Mrs. William C. (Helen) Carmichael, Pittsburgh, four grandchildren, one great grandchild, and a sister, Mrs.

John (Christine) Sager, Calif. Funeral services will be held 2PM Monday at the Feaster Largo Chapel, conducted by The Rev. Daniel Brockhoff, Pastor, Christ the King Lutheran Church. Interment will follow in Sylvan Abbey Memorial Park. Friends may call 2-4 and 7-9PM Sunday, FEASTER LARGO CHAPEL 584-7681 SHTUKAS John 86, of 8970 82nd Ave.

passed away Thursday. Retired operator for the Chicago Rapid Transit System. Member of the Lithuanian Literary Society and Lithuanian Social Club. Survived by his wife, Antoinette, one son, John, of Seminole, three brothers and one sister in Lithuania, one brother, Peter, Fort Myers, Fla. Friends will be received at the J.

DOUGLAS BAIRD FUNERAL HOME, 5111 Gulfport Blvd. from 2-4 and 7-9 this afternoon. Services 11AM Monday with Mr. John Miller officiating. Interment later.

J. DOUGLAS BAIRD FUNERAL HOME Births 5111 Gulfport Blvd. S. 347-2121 TUTTLE Burton 50, of 6580 Seminole Seminole, passed away Thursday, February moved 20, 1975. Born in Margaretville, N.Y., here 7 years ago from California.

Truck driver for Sharon Enterprises, Pinellas Park, Friends may call at the Raymond M. Hook Funeral Home, 11110 70th Ave. Seminole, Sunday afternoon and evening 2-4 and 7-9, where funeral services will be conducted, Monday, February 24, 1975, Rev. Emmet C. Smith, Rector of St.

Giles Episcopal Church, Pinellas Park, officiating. Interment will follow in Garden Sanctuary, Seminole. IN MEMORIAM In memory of our dear beloved, Herbert H. Lawrence, who passed away Feb. 23, 1972.

We will always remember love your forever. Mother, Jessie Lawrence, Son, Herbert Lawrence Sisters, Ruth Perry Janie Williams, Niece Joyce Williams family. IN MEMORIAM In memory of Mrs. Mayme Schaub, who passed away February 23, 1973. Where eternal suns are shining, and skies are ever blue.

We Pray your soul is resting, so we may come to you. Sadly missed by Husband, George, and daughters, Mrs. A. A. McFadyen, and Mrs.

John Wickes. CARD OF THANKS The family of Lizzie May Wells, wishes to thank each and every one of you for the lovely floral tributes and many other acts of kindness during their recent loss. Wells, Knowles, and Green Families. IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of our sister, Mrs. Agnes Childs Hunter who departed this life Feb.

23, 1971. IN I LOVING MEMORY Frank Otava who passed away 2-23-1974. You are not forgotten loved one or will thou ever be. Loving wife Emily and family, IN MEMORIAM BOB GRAY 2 years of sorrow. Sadly missed by his mother.

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