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15a ST. PETERSBURG TIMES THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. 1978 News of Manatee. Hlllleborough. aeoo.

Citrus. Hernando and upper Pinellas oouniiaa James Bassett, journalist, author of 'In Harm's Way' DOT agrees to realign highway 7cv i 4- I Citrus Hernando I Pasco a Naw Port Richay Births BAYFRONT MEDICAL CENTER Jeffrey and Cheryl Williams. 6336 Fourth St. a boy, 7 pounds 14 ounces or 3.6 kilograms, 11:06 p.m. Sept.

26. Miohael and Diane Duff, 6S73 138th Ave. Clearwater, a girl, 8 pounds lO'i ounces or 3.9 kiloRrams, 6:15 p.m. Sept. 26.

Douglas and Barbara Crow, 946 68th Ave. a boy, 7 pounds ounces or 3.3 kilograms, 6:28 p.m. Sept 26. Richard and Kathy Andrews, 3016 61st Ave. a girl, 8 pounds 8' ounces or 3.9 kilograms, 8:20 p.m.

Sept. 26. Fred aad Betty Murray, P.O. Box 40236, a boy, 7 pounds 3'4 ounces or 3.3 kilograms, 12:06 a.m. Sept.

27. Michael and Janie Parriah, 7126 33rd St. a girl, 8 pounds 16 ounces or 4.1 kilograms, 6:36 a.m. Sept. 27.

Lanny and Sharon Tldwell, 6735 79th Ave. Pinellas Park, a girl, 6 pounds 2 Vi ounces or .8 kilograms, 7:33 a.m. Sept. 27.. Richard and Robin Viecsorak, 9941 62nd St.

Pinellas Park, a boy, 7 pounds 4 ounces or 3.3 kilograms, 8:33 a.m. Sept. 27. Douglaa and Debra Hughes, 4000 71st St. a boy, 6 pounds 10 ounces or 3 kilograms, 12:16 p.m.

Sept. 27. Kenneth and Karen Cronk, 4213 22nd St. a 7 pounds 4' ounces or 3.3 kilograms, 1:64 p.m. Sept.

27. Robert and Susan Caldwell, 1582 70th St. a girl, 7 pounds 12' ounces or 3.5 kilograms, 2:28 p.m. Sept. 27.

ST. ANTHONY'S HOSPITAL Gilbert and Susan Rooth, 1002 62nd St. Gulfport, a girl, 9 pounds 7 ounces or 4.3 kilograms, 4:26 a.m. Sept. 27.

John and Linda Smith, 12175 65th Lane Largo, a boy, 8 pounds IVt ounces or 3.7 kilograms, 8:28 a.m. Sept. 27. Daniel and Robin Borick, 8861 69th St. Pinellas Park, a girl, 6 pounds 14la ounces or 3.1 kilograms, 9:16 a.m.

Sept. 27. OTHERS Ricky and Diane Kryman Garum, formerly of St. Petersburg, a boy, 8 pounds 13 ounces or 4 kilograms, 6:15 a.m. Sept.

25. in Bartow. "It makes you realize you can fight City Hall." That was the reaction of Jim Whitten, president of the North Bay Hills Homeowners Association, to an announcement Wednesday by the Florida Department of Transportation that it has discarded a plan to realign State Road 580 straight through 15 new homes in the Northwood Estates and North Bay Hills neighborhoods in Clearwater and Safety Instead, a state official said, the road will be widened and realigned close to the existing road bed. It will take part of the parking lot site for the new Countryside High School, eliminating 224 planned parking spaces. The decision came after vigorous opposition to the plan that would have caused the removal of the homes.

Hillsborough New Port Richey It seemed to be a case of dollar signs outweighing brotherly love. The New Port Richey City I Council refused Tuesday night to approve rezoning for a proposed low-rent housing project for the elderly. At stake was the anticipated loss of abouC $30,000 in taxes, and that caused at least three council members to sit silent as Councilman John Durney entreated them to second his motion for approval. The housing project was to have used federal money to build a i 110-apartment six-story building on Congress Street at Kentucky Avenue. With the Presbyterian Homes of South Florida Inc.

as the leading applicants for a federal loan to build it, the completed complex would have been immune to the city's property tax, officials say. Councilman Kenneth Carter explained his reluctance to give approval: To approve a project that would require the city to James Bassett, retired associate editor of the Lot Angelet Timet and author of the World War II novel In Harm't Way, died of an apparent heart attack Tuesday at his Malibu hornet He was 667 Mr. Bassett had suffered a major heart attack nine years ago, and helped speed his recovery, on orders of his doctor, by walk-1 ing briskly around Times Mirror Square in Los Angeles several times every day. But, unknown to his doctor, Mr. Bassett always did his walking exercise with a lighted cigar in his mouth.

He kept on smoking cigars, his wife said, until he died. Mr. Bassett retired last October after serving 43 years on the staffs of the Timet and its old sister publication, the Mirror, now defunct. Born in Glendale, he was 2 when he moved with his parents to Mamaroneck, N.Y., where he grew up. He graduated cum laude from Bowdoin College in Maine in.

1934, and was a member of Phi Beta Kappa there. After college, he returned to Los Angeles and joined the Timet as a reporter. He later served on the paper as aviation writer, political analyst and director of the editorial pages until he was named associate editor in 1971. At the Mirror, he held the posts of political editor, feature editor and city editor. He entered the Navy as a lieutenant in February 1941 and became public relations officer for Fleet Adm.

William F. (Bull) Halsey. He later retired from the service as a captain in the naval reserve. Claarwatar Safety Harbor Pinellas 9 Manatee James Bassett in 1962 photo. Mr.

Bassett drew on his wartime experiences for his novel In Harm't Way, which became a bestseller after its publication in 1962 and was made into a motion picture starring John Wayne, Kirk Douglas and Henry Fonda. Mr. Bassett also wrote the novels The Sky Suspended, published in 1968, and Commander Prince, USN, published in 1971. Mr. Bassett took leaves from the Timet to serve in Richard Nixon's vice presidential and presidential campaigns of 1952, 1956 and 1960.

He was public relations director for the Republican National Committee in 1954. Safety Harbor Because John Wilson decided not to build a liquor store on a tree-shaded site in Safety Harbor he will have a park named for him. Safety Harbor today will dedicate the plot of ground that Wilson didn't provide services without being able to collect taxes to offset those costs would -be a violation of his oath to protect the welfare build on and gave to the city instead as the John Wilson Park. It covers three city lots. of all the people of New Port Richey, he said.

Swedish physicist Manne Siegbahn; won Nobel Prize Funeral notices BIELAT Mrs. Gladys ArU S4, 7101 11th N. at 35th Thursday, September 21, 1971 from 2-4pm where wake service wM be held at 3pm. Interment be In North Bergen, NJ. SIMMONS FUNERAL HOME CHARGE OF ARRANGEMENTS husband, John one son, Bryan Keith Brown, one daughter and son law, Jodie and Brian Burns, her mother, Mrs Emma Gilford, al of St.

Paters-burg, two nieces, Mrs. Gal Medteros, of Cheshire, and Mrs Barbara East Haven, Com. Friends may NY, and one great granddaughter. Friend! may cal after noon Thursday, September 21, et John S. Rhodet, East Chapel, 635 4th Street where tar-vices wH be conducted at St.

Mary Our Lady of Grace Cathotc Church, Friday morning at 10:00 o'clock. Interment wW be in Memorial Park. The family wW be at the Chapel from 6 ta Ssm Thursday evening, SWAN Kethryn 630 25th Ave. Academy of Sciences Research Institute in Experimental Physics, paving the the way for Sweden's nuclear research program. The institute was equipped with one of Europe's first cyclotrons and during World War II, it conducted research into the beneficial uses of radioactivity, especially in medicine.

From 1947 to 1957, Mr. Siegbahn was chairman of the Nobel Prize Physics Swedish physicist Manne Siegbahn, winner of the 1924 Nobel Prize in physics, died Monday in Stockholm at the age of 91, the Swedish Royal Academy of Sciences said Wednesday. Mr. Siegbahn was awarded the Nobel Prize for his discoveries in X-ray spectroscopics at Uppsala University, where he was a professor. After rapid academic success, a special professorship was created for him in 1937 and he was appointed head of the Royal LEMONS Ercel 14.

of Route 2 Box 1164, Largo, patted away Monday, September 25, 197S She came here 60 yeart ago from her native Indiana. She wat a Presbyterian. Mrt. Lemont it survived by her ton, Arthur, of Largo, cat at the OsgoodOoud Funeral Home, 4691 Park this afternoon and evening from 2-4 and 7-9pm. Memorial services wB be held Friday, September 29 at 11am at the Grace Lutheran Church at 4301 lath St.

with The Rev. Edward Stammel officiating. Interment wd be later. ST. Oed Tuesdey, septemoer 17S.

Born In Beftevue, Ohio Mrt Bielat cama to St. Petersburg IS ytari ago from Tampa, Fie. whara iha wat merrvjer ot Earn Temple No. 74, Daughter! of me Nee. Survtvort Indudt her husband, John A.

Bielat, daughter, Mrs. Helen s. Watt, Panama City, Fla. litter, Mrt. Alma E.

Town. St. Petersburg, two grandson. Richard Watt, oi Atlanta, Robert G. West, Panama City, and a great granddaughter, Shandra West, Atlanta, Ga.

Funeral services wH be held Friday at 230pm at the Anderson-McQueen Funeral Home with Or. James F. Graves officiating. Entombment wU folow Memorial Park Mausoleum. Friends may cat Thursday from 4-7pm at the Anderson-McQuean Funeral Home, 2201 9th St.

N. dentaty Sunday. Surviving are one ton, WWam David Heth of Saugut, three Mrt. Philip (Susan) Barrt of Gulfport, Mitt Sharon E. Heth of Seminole, and Mrs.

Timothy (Teresa) ENs of Treasure Wand; hit mother, Mrs. Jack (Margaret) Creed of San Diego, and one titter, Mrt. Chariot Smith of Bard Calf. Funeral services Fred H. Kenfield Funeral Home (200 Pasadena Ave.

S.I 5pm Friday, The Rev. Owen C. Driskel of Ftrtt United Methodltt Church of Gulfport and Leonard Lubin, officiating. Contribution! to Cancer Fund preferred. The family wW receive friends at the Kenfield Funeral Home Thursday 2 to 4 and again on Friday from 3 o'clock through service time.

HOUSTON Raymond 41, of Jack-sonvWe, died September 25, In Whittiar, Calf. Survived by his wife, Margaret and six children of Jackson-vlie, hit other three surviving children, Larry and Randy Houston, and a daughter, Sherry Burke, al live in Whittiar, hit father, J. P. Houtton, brother. BRUNIT Linda Marie, 25, passed stepdaughter, Mrs.

Laia snaw, ot si Petersburg, four grandchildren and one great grandchild. Friend! wW be received today from 2-4 and 64pm at the R. LEE WILLIAMS FUNERAL HOME, 3530 49th St. where funeral services wi be conducted at Friday, September 29 with Rev. Harry Ferguson officiating.

Interment foaow at Memorial Park Cemetery. RAUENZAHN Mrs Minerva 15, of 6071 44th Ave. Kenneth City, died died Tuesday, September 26, 197a. Mrs Swan cama to St. Petersburg in 1941 from her native Confluence, Pa.

She wat a piano teacher and member of and former organist for the Wood- lawn Presbyterian Church. A member ot the Woment Service League, the 1 Organltt Gutd, and the Crippled Children! Hospital GuM. Survivor! Include her son, Jamet H. Swan, Clearwater, and her brother, Donald Begot, Madeira Beach, Fla. Funeral services be 1 held Friday at 10am at the Woodbtwn Presbyterian Church (2612 12th St.

with Dr. Herman E. Fisher officiating. Interment wi be private in Memorial Park Cemetery. The family request that In sou of flowers, donations be made to the Woodnmm Presbyterian eway Aeonesday, September ji, mi.

She resided at 23 93rd Ave. N. Friends may cal at Simmons Funeral Home, 4th St. N. at 3Sth Thursday from 2-4 and 7-9pm.

Mass of Christian Burial wW be held et Holy Family Church Friday, September 29, 1971 at 10am. Interment wB folow In Calvary Cemetery. SIMMONS FUNERAL HOME CHARGE OF ARRANGEMENTS CLAFLIN Eton Frederick, SI, 7753 aORDBWISCH Louis 77, of 7001 LYON, MRS. MARY 67, of 3803 Gulf St. Petersburg Beach, died Wednesday (Sept.

27, 1978). Born in East Orange, N.J., she came here in 1975 from Paramus, N.J., where she was an administrator for Pine Rest Nursing Home and a registered nurse. She was a member of St. Tuesday, September 26, 1971. She wat born in Center Township, Berks County.

Pa. on March 29, 1193 and moved Jamet, and titter, Juanita Fesperman, John's Catholic Church, St. Petersburg' 142nd Largo, passed away Tuesday, September 24, 197S. Friends may cal Thursday from 1-4 and S-Spm at the SUNCOAST FUNERAL CHAPEL, 7000 41h St. N.

where funeral services wW be held Friday 2pm with the Rev. Phajp Thome and Or. Herbert Huntber-ger of the Rio Vista United Presbyterian Church, Rev. Robert Caktwel of the Northeast United Presbyterian Church, and the Rev. John Few of the St.

James United Methodist Church officiating. Interment wa be later In Memorial Park Cemetery. SUNCOAST FUNERAL CHAPEL S2S-11! Church Memorial Fund. Friends may cal Thursday from 5-7pm at the Ander-J son-McQueen Funeral Home, 2201 9th ST. N.

here In 1960 from Reading, Pa. She wat a member of the Seventh Day Advent-lit Church in St. Petersburg and wat a leader of their Dorcat Society. Frlendt may call Thursday, September 21, from 6-epm at the C. E.

Prevatt Memorial Home, S01 59th St. where Prayer services wH be held at 7pm with Hubert T. Anderson, pastor of the Seventh Day Adventitt Church officiating. Funeral services and Interment wW be concluded in Reading, Pa. E.

PREVATT MEMORIAL HOME WESTBROOK Funeral services tor Ive in St. Augustine, and another brother, Ralph Houston, of Lake Panas-of fkee, Fla. He formerly Ived St. Petersburg and St. Augustine, Fla.

KERR MrsLucMe', 77, of M5 2nd Pern Point, St. Petersburg Beach, died September 26, 1971. Here 11 years from HuntsvKe, Ala. Retired school teacher from Bethesda, Md Wife of Frank, mother of Mrs Donna Hal, Hunttvile, Mrs. Judy Brown, RockvMe, Md, sister of Irtit Minton.

of Jackson, WMujm Minton, of Montpeser, Ohio, grandmother of nine, great grandmother of two. Visitation Mr. Chariot C. Wettbrook 3rd Ave. be held Friday, September 29, 1971, 240pm at CREAL FUNERAL HOME with Dr.

Henry J. Lyons officiating. Interment wB folow In Lincoln Cemetery. Mr. Westbrook is survived by his ton, Char let C.

Wettbrook one aunt, Mrt. Luefta McCrary, a num-har of rMMlm Inetudevj Mrs Chrittlne 15th Lane Largo, passed eway Friday, September 22, 1971. Born In New York City, here 4 years from Salamanca, NY. Retired road construction supervisor and a Veteran of World War II. SURVIVORS A wife, Saly, and hit chldren, Demit, Dome.

Lon, Trudy, Craig, Dana, Frank, Alan, Saly, Lotneire, and John, three sisters, Margaret Haven, Ethel Morrow, and Mary Houge, two brother Warner and George Grants, and four grandchildren. SERVICES Memorial services wi be held on Friday, September 29, 1971 in the Seminole Beach Memorial Chapel 5 100 Seminole Blvd. at 1pm with Rev. Bruce Smead officiating. BAYNARO-THOMPSON SEMINOLE BEACH MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME METM WSM Arthur Hath, 50.

of 311 Bay Plus, Treasure Island, died acd- Beach, survivors include her husband James a daughter Virginia Bibbo, Schenectady, N.Y.; a brother Jack Murray, Marshfield Hills, a sister Frances Remly, Spring Lake, and three grandchildren. Baynard -Thompson Beach Memorial Chapel. i a MATHEWS, MILDRED. 71. of 10005 Bay Pines died Tuesday (Sept.

26, 1978). She came here four years ago from her native Detroit. Survivors include two sons, Robert, Seminole, and Clarence, Detroit; a brother Ronald Davison, Detroit; a sister Olive Murdock, Pennsylvania, and two grandchildren. Grant Funeral Home, SROWN Mrs Audrey, 46, resided at SS10 Denver St. St.

Petersburg, fted Tuesday, September 2a, 1971 and funeral service 7 Thursday in the Bobbitt Chapel, 4400 ttth St. Was born in Seymour, resident here years corning from West Haven, Com. She was in charge of marketing and public relations for the Landmank TYRONE CHAPEL 311-0211 RUNS! George J. Runge, age 90, husband of Hannah G. Runge, passed away Wednesday, September 27.

He resided at 1200 N. Shore Drive NE coming here nineteen yeart ago from Monroe, NY. Also survived by one son, Robert John Runoe. of White Plains, NY, one broth with Bethlehem Chapter No. 169 S.

officiating. Interment In Hunttvile, Ala BOBBITT FUNERAL CHAPEL KOPP Fred A 73, patted away Tuat Union Trust sank in St. Petersburg, A member of Grace Lutheran Church. Elan, Pet talc, Ms. Emmi Fields St.

Petersburg, number of devoted friends Including Mrs Morrlei Vincent, i Mrt. Eaiter Cerr, St. Friends may cal today after 3pm unit 'PnCPEAL FUNERAL HOME 96-2602 oay, September 26, ivl. rw resneo ar Also a member of the American Businesswomens Assn. Seagul Chapter, and American Lupus Foundation, both of St.

Petersburg. Survived by her 660 Northmoor Ave. N. Friends may er, Harry Runge, Htcksviee, NY, two both of White Plains, cal at Simmons Funeral Home, 4tn Seminole. a a MERCIER, ALDEN 64, of 3224 16th St.

died Tuesday (Sept. 26, 1978). Born in East Barre, he came here two years ago from Connecticut, where he was a farmer. He was a member of American Baptist Church and Oriental Lodge 111 Broad Brook, Conn. Survivors include his wife Mildred; a son George, Broad Brook; a daughter Janey Doolan, Southbu- 8', a brother Lawrence, Hartford, a sister Margaret Reynolds, South Randolph, and five grandchildren.

National Cremation Society. MILLER, THURL "HAM" 82, of 12100 Capri Circle Treasure Island, died Tuesday (Sept. 26, 1978). Born in Goshen, he came here 16 years ago from Springfield, Ohio, where he was retired from the purchasing department, Ohio Steel Foundry Co. He was a veteran of World War I and a member of Holiday Elks Lodge No.

1912. Survivors include his wife Nell; three daughters, Theda Miller, Ligo-nier, Jean Shepard, Springfield, and Phyllis Bobo, Treasure Island; two sisters, Elizabeth Whitehead and Madge Showal-ter of Sarasota; two grandchildren, and -three great-grandchildren. Baynard-Thompson Seminole Beach Memorial Funeral Home. a RAUENZAHN, MRS. MINERVA 85, of 6071 44th Ave.

Kenneth City, died Tuesday (Sept. 26, 1978). Born in Berks County, she came here in 1960 from Reading, Pa. and was a member of Seventh Day Adventist Church, St. Petersburg, where she was a leader in the Dorcas Society.

Survivors include two sons, George A. Menard, South Barre, and Earl J. Menard, Harrisburg, two sisters, Edna Kemmerer, Bradenton, and Alice Henne, Shoemakersville, six grandchildren, 16 great-grandchildren, and three great-great-grandchildren. C. E.

Prevatt Memorial Home, Tyrone Chapel. RUNGE, GEORGE 90, of 1200 North Shore Drive NE, died Wednesday (Sept. 27, 1978). Born in New York City, he BESSANT, ALBERT, 83, of 550 Ninth Ave. died Sunday (Sept.

,24, 1978). Born in Liverpool, England, he came here in 1968 from New York City and was a retired merchant seaman. National Cremation Society. BIRKS, MRS. ADELINE, 85, of 6200 Central died Wednesday (Sept.

27, 1978). She came here 15 years ago from her native Chicago and attended the Catholic Church. Survivors include a niece Mrs. William H. Wendt, River Forest, 111.

Arlington-Rice Funeral Home. BORDEWISCH. LOUIS 77, of 7001 142nd Largo, and formerly of St. Petersburg, died Tuesday (Sept. 26, 1978).

Born in Dayton, Ohio, he came to St. Petersburg 13 years ago from Cheverly, Md. and recently moved to Largo. He was a retired printing pressman for the federal government in Washington D.C. and an elder for the Rio Vista United Presbyterian Church.

Survivors include his wife Emma a son Louis E. Crofton, two daughters, Carole Bishoff and Phyllis Donnelly of St. Petersburg; nine grandchildren, and a great-grandson. Suncoast Funeral -Chapel. BRYANT, CHARLES, .70, of 6715 Mango Ave.

died Wednesday (Sept. 27, 1978). Born in Burnside, he came here six years ago from Cincinnati and was a retired inspector and welder, Trailmobile Oakley, Ohio. He was a Baptist, a member of Melrose Lodge No. 671 Norwood, Ohio, Scottish Rite Bodies and Temple Shrine of Cincinnati.

Locally he was a member of Sunshine City Chapter No. 9 DAV. Survivors include his wife Nora Edna; four brothers, Blaine, St. Petersburg, Lonnie and Lucien of Kentucky, and James Cincinnati, and a sister Mrs. Ray Zink, Cincinnati.

Fred H. Kenfield Funeral Home. GOODNOW, MRS. HELEN FRANCES, 70, of 8396 111th St. Seminole, died Wednesday (Sept.

27, 1978). She came here in 1954 from her native Philadelphia, where she was a timekeeper for Elliott Printing Co. She was a member of the Church by the Sea, Madeira Beach. Lewis W. Mohn Funeral Home, Seminole.

IRWIN, MRS. MARJORIE, 77, of 5702 Haines Road, died Thursday (Sept. 21, 1978). She was born in Arkansas. Osgood-Cloud Funeral Home.

JOHNSON, WILLIAM, 65, of 1500 30th Ave. died Friday (Sept. 22, 1978). He came here in 1952 from Chicago and was a carpenter and a Lutheran. Anderson-McQueen Funeral Home.

JONES, MRS. VIOLA 80, of 130 Fourth Ave. died Tuesday (Sept. 26, 1978). Born in Holliday, she came here eight years ago from Clinton, Iowa, where she was a member of First United Methodist Church.

She attended Christ United Methodist Church. Survivors include a sister Alta Harris, Kansas City, a brother Carl Hagan, Oregon, and two nieces. John S. Rhodes, East Chapel. KERR, MRS.

LUCILLE, 77, of 6459 Second Palm Point, St. Petersburg Beach, died Tuesday (Sept. 26, 1978). Born in Owensboro, she came here 11 years ago from Huntsville, Ala. and was a retired schoolteacher, Bethesda, Md.

She was a member of Bethlehem Chapter 169 OES. Survivors include her husband Frank; two daughters, Donna Hall, Huntsville, and Minton, Jackson, and William Minton, Montpelier, Ohio; nine grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. Bobbitt Funeral Chapel. LeBARRON, MRS. RUTH 83, of 830 North Shore Drive, died Wednesday (Sept.

27, 1978). Born in Stockton, N.Y., she came here in 1971 from Hicksville, N.Y. and was a registered nurse for 29 years. She was a member of the Church of the Beatitudes. Survivors include a stepson Bruce E.

LeB-arron, Elkhart, and a nephew Lynnard Herrington, Delmar, N.Y. John S. Rhodes, East Chanel. Good 1 news! mm More walls for less money with genuine came here in 1959 from Monroe, N.Y. and was retired trustee officer for Chase Manhattan Bank, with 42 years of service.

He was a member of St. Mary Our Lady of Grace Church. Survivors include his wife Hannah a son Robert John, White Plains, N.Y.; a brother Harry, Hicksville, N.Y.; two granddaughters, and a great-granddaughter. John S. Rhodes, East Chapel.

TIMBERLAKE, CARL, 79, of 3315 31st Ave. Apt. 215, died Monday (Sept 25, 1978). Born in Santa Monica, he came here in 1974 from New York City, where he was a chef. He was a member of the Church of the Transfiguration.

Ralph G. Cooksey Funeral Home. a WESTBROOK, CHARLES of 925 Third Ave. died Tuesday (Sept. 26, 1978).

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