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1 Guaranteed ST. T. PETERSBURG TIMES WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1980 118 obituaries Stephen Smith, Zephyrhills By JAN GLIDEWELL St. Petersburg Times Staff Writer ZEPHYRHILLS Stephen Smith, president of the Zephyrhills City Council, died late Monday at the University of BAKER, FRANK infant son of Eli and Wilma D. Baker, of 3633 Sixth Ave.

died Saturday (March 22, 1980). Other survivors include two brothers, and Michael, maternal grandparents, lil. Bessie Stewart, and greatgrandparents, Robert and Maedell Harris, all of St. Petersburg. McRae Funeral Home.

BETHELL, ARDIS, of 4082 37th Ave. died Monday (March 24, 1980). She came here 16 years ago from her native Kansas City, Mo. and was a bookkeeper for Wells Survivors include her mother, Ruby Armstrong, St. Petersburg.

John S. Rhodes, West Chapel. BRAWN, MAYBELLE 71, of 3600 56th Ave. died Monday (March 24, 1980). Born in French Lick, she came here in 1943 from Indianapolis.

and was former owner Tabor Wrecking Co. She was a member of Rebekah Lodge and a Protestant. Survivors include her husband David a daughter Jean M. Quandt, and a brother Keaton, all of St. Petersburg; a sister Frances Poisel, Indianapolis; five grandchildren, and three great R.

Lee Williams Funeral Home. CHAPMAN, KATHRYN 66, of 2606 First Ave. died Monday (March 24, 1980). Born Nutley, N.J., she came here in 19,0 from Johnson City, Tenn. and was member of First Presbyterian Church, St.

Petersburg and Highlander Bible Class. Survivors include her husband George; a son George St. Petersburg; two daughters, Jane Lonon, Los Angeles, and Patricia Carnes, St. Petersburg, and five grandchildren. National Cremation Society.

CLAPP, HELEN HILLYER, 78, of 3151 Walnut St. NE, died Monday (March 24, 1980). Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., she came here in 1963 from Niagara Falls, N. Y. and was a former real estate secretary and a salesperson for Macy's department store.

She was a member of Metropolitan Museum of New York City, Smithsonian Institute, Washington D.C. and St. Petersburg Museum of Fine Arts. Survivors include her husband Edwin. National Cremation Society.

COLLINS, GEORGE, of 217 Sev- enth St. died Saturday (March 22, 1980). Born in North Carolina, he came here in 1956. Survivors include his wife Mary Frances. McRae Funeral Home.

420 10th Ave. died Tuesday (March 25, 1980). Born in Wadley, he came here COOPER, CLEON A. 44, of in 1950 from Savannah, Ga. Survivors include his wife Anne; his mother Mrs.

Jessie Cooper, St. Petersburg, and two sisters, Jane Hindman, Atlanta, and Carolyn. Porre, St. Petersburg. John S.

Rhodes, East Chapel. CORMAN, GUY 57, of 2912 23rd St. died Tuesday (March 25, 1980). Born in Seymour, he came here in 1970 from New York City, where he was a researcher for the Kane Music Publishing Co. He was World War II Army veteran.

Survivors include his mother Evelyn Falkenbury, St. Petersburg, and a brother Robert Indianapolis. National Cremation Society. CORNELL, KENNETH 69, of 8630 42nd Place and formerly of' St. Petersburg Beach, died Tuesday (March 25, 1980).

Born in West Virginia, he came here in 1957 from Follansbee, W. Va. and was a retired beautician and former owner of Mar-Ken Beauty Shop, 7600 Blind Pass Road, St. Petersburg. He was a Baptist and served with Navy Aviation during World War II.

He was a member of Wellsburg (W.Va.) Lodge 2 Survivors include two sons, Robert Dunedin, and Thomas St. Petersburg; two brothers, Noel and Glenn of St. Marys, W. and a sister Dessie Fleming, St. Petersburg.

Fred H. Kenfield Funeral Home. DITTY, MILDRED 73, of 10611 66th St. N. Pinellas Park, died Sunday (March 23, 1980).

Born in Cleveland, she came here in 1971 from Cleveland Heights, Ohio, where she was a social and entertainment secretary for the Cleveland Club member of Windermere Chapter 388 OES. Locally she was a member Pasadena Community Church. Survivors include her husband Alexander; two sons, Norman Bedford, Ohio, and Roger Burbank, a brother Hugh McLellan, and a sister Margaret McLellan, of California. OsgoodCloud Home. DUGGAN, LEO 82, of 13017 Wil- liams Madeira Beach, died Monday (March 24, 1980).

Born in New Bedford, he came here in 1975 from Detroit and was a retired investigator for the Department of Motor Vehicles Registry Department for the state of Massachusetts. He was a member of St. John's Catholic Church, St. Petersburg Beach, American Legion Post 1, Boston, Commonwealth of Massachusetts Retirement Association and was a veteran of World War I. Survivors include his wife Virginia three stepdaughters, J.

Ann Sweeney, St. Petersburg, Barbara Bedolla, Maryland, and Julie Jordan, Michigan; a sister Grace A. Duggan, Madeira Beach, and six grandchildren. Baynard-Thompson Seminole Beach Memorial. GIBBONS, DORA EDNA, 76, of 3100 Ave.

died Monday (March 24, 1980). Born in Horton, she came here in 1968 from Kansas City, where she was a supervisor for Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. and a Methodist. Survivors include her husband Edwin John, and three nephews including James White, Palmetto. Gee Pitta Funeral Home.

Births BAYFRONT MEDICAL CENTER Jerome and Pamela Prince, 2901 Valencia Way a girl, 8 pounds ounces or 4 kilograms, 3:38 p.m. March 24. V. George and Jill Cramer, 5830 Bay Lake Drive, a girl, 7 pounds 14 ounces or 3.6 kilograms, 8:14 a.m. March 25.

William and Cathy Bush, 1856 Coffee Pot Blvd. NE, a girl, 7 pounds ounces or 3.2 kilograms, 9:03 a.m. March Michael and Maribeth Mazzarisi, 7249 61st Ave. a girl, 7 pounds 4 ounces or 3.3 kilograms, 9:28 a.m. March 25.

Dan and Barbara Johnson, 1133 Sedeeva Clearwater, a boy, 8 pounds 5 ounces or 3.8 kilograms, 2:53 p.m. March V. M. 'Oz' Denney, City Beautiful founder council president Alabama Hospital at Birmingham, where he had undergone open heart surgery earlier in the day. Mr.

Smith was 35, married and the father of three children. HERREN, LUCILLE MARTIN, 88, of 1215 49th St. died Sunday (March 23, 1980). Born in Johnson City, she came here in 1950 from Thomasville, Ga. Survivors include several nieces and nephews.

John S. Rhodes, West Chapel. HINCHLIFFE, SARAH 43, of Clearwater and formerly of Pinellas died Tuesday (March 25, 1980). She Parker to Pinellas County in 1954 from her native Virginia and was a member of Church of Christ of Pinellas Park. Survivors include her husband, Millard two daughters, Moore, St.

Petersburg, and Sarah Ann Floyd, Runnemeade, N.J.; her mother Cora Neubauar, St. Petersburg; two brothers, Henry Gillespie, Seminole, and D. L. Gillespie, Virginia; eight sisters, Ella Oakes, Audrey Meddows, Olivine Atwell, Elsie King and Gladys Hoover, all of Virginia, Patsie Sieps, Largo, and Louise Baldwin, Maryland, and Ovella Doom, Kentucky, and a granddaughter. Osgood-Cloud Funeral Home.

LANHAM, LARRY ALLEN, 38, of 2494 13th Ave. died Monday (March 24, 1980). He came here in 1968 his native Charleston, W.Va. and was a member of Lealman Church of the Nazarene. Survivors include his mother Mary Lanham, St.

Petersburg; two brothers, Wesley, West Palm Beach, and Luther, St. Petersburg; two nieces and a nephew. R. Lee Williams Funeral Home. LEFSTEAD, LAWRENCE I.

79, of 3479 54th Ave. died Monday (March 24, 1980). Born in Thorsby, he came here in 1950 from Birmingham, Ala. and was a self-employed carpenter. Survivors include a daughter Ellen Lefstead, St.

Petersburg; three sons, Lawrence Charlotte, N.C., Allen, Gainesville, and Timothy, St. Petersburg, two brothers, Walter, Atlanta, and Palmer, Tampa. Simmons Funeral Home. LOS, ADELINE, 61, of 5072 97th (March' Pinellas Park, died Monday 24, 1980). Born in Springville, N.Y., she came here five months ago from Hamburg, N.Y., where she was a tavern owner.

Survivors include two sons, Rob ert, North Boston, N.Y., and Rick, Hamburg; a daughter Rita Los, Hamburg; three brothers, Edward and Raymond Geleta of Eden, N.Y., and Chester Geleta, Pinellas and two sisters, Cordelia Fuller, Hamburg, and Helen Beck, PinelPark. Bobbitt Funeral Chapel. MALEY, JANET, 64, of 12400 Sixth St. E. Treasure Island, died Monday (March 24, 1980).

Born in Kentucky, she was a winter visitor since 1960 from Covington, and was owner of Twin Oaks Golf Course. Survivors include two daughters, Carol J. Meyer, Moscow, Ohio, and Janet Gagliardi, Lombard, a brother George Williamson, and a sister Lawanda Evans of Kentucky, and five grandchildren. Wilhelm-Thurston Funeral Home. MALINOVSKY, MARGARET, 76, of 539 36th Ave.

Monday (March 24, 1980). Born in Czechoslovakia, she came here in 1961 from Ford City, Pa. and was a member of St. Paul's Catholic Church. Survivors include her husband Fred a daughter Jane Kutsch, St.

Petersburg; a Rudolph Gallo, Columbus, a sister Mary Moody, Ford City; a brother John Kanzlemar, Kittaning, three grandchildren, and three greatgrandchildren. Simmons Funeral Home. SCHAEFER, JOSEPH 81, of 7710 45th St. N. Pinellas Park, died Tuesday (March 25, 1980).

He came in 1971 from his native St. Louis, where he a general contractor for 35 years. He was a Catholic and a member of Gravois Farmers Club, Missouri and life member of AKUV, St. Louis. Survivors include his wife Martha a stepson C.

O. Vuylsteke, Tampa; a daughter Joann Kennedy, Pinellas Park; 8 sister Eleanor Bartels, St. Louis; nine grandchildren, and four great -grandchildren. Bobbitt Funeral Chapel. SCHMIDT, CLARENCE 78, of 4318 Fourth Ave.

N. died Sunday (March 23, 1980). Born in Millstadt, he came here in 1959 from St. Louis and was a carpenter and builder. Survivors include his wife Vera; a son Clarence St.

Petersburg; a daughter, Bette Jean Scheidker, St. Louis; a sister Emma Ritchie, Corpus Christi, Texas, and two grandsons. C. E. Prevatt Memorial Home, Tyrone Chapel.

SPEROWITZ, SEYMOUR, 55, of 5210 First Ave. died Tuesday (March 25, 1980). He came here in 1953 from his native New York City and was a camera repairman and an Army veteran of World War Il. He was Jewish and a member of DAV. Survivors include his mother Celia Sperowitz, and a sister Edna Muzar of St.

Petersburg. R. Lee Williams Funeral Home. TEBBE, LUCY 87, of 12300 Seminole Seminole, died Monday (March 24, 1980), Born in Toledo, Ohio, she was a winter resident since 1969 from Quincy, Mich. Survivors include her husband Harry.

Grant Funeral Home, Seminole. WILLIAMS, PEARL 88, of 5935 30th Ave. Gulfport, died Monday (March 24, 1980). Born in Kokomo, she came here in 1955 from Atlantic City, N.J. Survivors include a sister Mrs.

Byron Boyd, Gulfport; several nephews and nieces including Thelma Hodorowiez, St. Petersburg. R. Lee Williams Funeral Home. YOUNG, CHESTER 83, of 3100 26th Ave.

died Monday (March 24, 1980). He came here in 1968 from his native New Jersey and was a retired electrician and a Presbyterian. Survivors include his wife Annie. The Palms Memorial Funeral Home. ST.

ANTHONY'S HOSPITAL Roger and Patricia Higginbotham, 829 52nd Ave. a girl, 6 pounds 9 ounces 3 kilograms, 5:32 p.m. March 24. Gerald and Pamela Colvin, 7054 119th St. Seminole, a girl, 7 pounds ounces or 3.2 kilograms, 8:00 p.m.

March 24. James and Donna Bergeron, 3049 24th Ave. a boy, 9 pounds 8 ounces or 4.3 kilograms, 8:44 a.m. March 25. James and Lynda Lane, 10010 61st Way a girl, 9 pounds 10 ounces or 4.4 kilograms, 11:15 a.m.

March 25. Calvin and Cecelia Quinn, 4503 Dartmouth Ave. a girl, 7 pounds 12 ounces or 3.5 kilograms, 2:15 p.m. March 25. Ralph and Annette Neuberger, 236 20th Ave.

NE, a boy, 8 pounds 11 ounces or 3.9 kilograms, 3:23 p.m. March 25. By ROMAINE KOSHARSKY St. Petersburg Times Staff Writer V. Denney, 68, first chairman of the St.

Petersburg's City Beautiful Commission and the first director of the Gospel Rescue Mission, died Tuesday (March 25, 1980) after a long illness. Mr. Denney was one of the founders and served as chairman of the City Beautiful Commission from it inception in 1961 until 1967. While with the group he was instrumental in having planters put on Central Avenue, Fourth Street and the memorial tree planting around the city library. He also helped to initiate the beautification awards that are still in effect.

In 1965 he was appointed by the Greater St. Petersburg Chamber of Commerce to be advertising director for the 1965-66 Sunshine Annual. The annual at that time was published and distributed to more than 100,000 prospective visitors to the area. For several years he was vice president of the Griffith Advertising Agency and later owner of Oz Denny Color Publishing, He was involved in Christian activities and was a deacon of Fifth Avenue Baptist Church and a member of lay staff of Campus Crusade for Christ. A resident of 4800 Bay St.

NE, he came here in 1954 from his native Monroe, Wis. Survivors include his wife Betty; two daughters, Pamela J. Shaffer, St. Petersburg, and Marsha D. Whittington, Seminole, and four grandchildren.

Friends may call after 12 noon today at John S. Rhodes, East Chapel, where the family will be from 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral services will be held at p.m. Thursday at Fifth Avenue Baptist Church, with Rev. J.

Hilton Olive, Rev. Fred Boehmer and Rev. Louis Lampley officiating. Burial will follow in Royal Palm Cemetery. Family suggests that memorial gifts may be made to the Gospel Rescue Mission.

V. M. DENNY directed mission. pinellas schools Sakkis asks outside help in re-evaluating fire hazards FRANK DeLOACHE St. Petersburg Times Staff Writer LARGO School Supt.

Gus Sakkis Tuesday asked fire inspectors from nine outside agencies to help school inspectors re-evaluate each of the county's public schools for fire safety violations. Left unsettled was what will be done about the violations found during the cooperative inspections, which will be made during the next 10 weeks. Sakkis said he wants to have another meeting then. The superintendent said it is "inexcusable" that schools have ignored "housekeeping problems" such as the storage of books that are fire hazards which would not cost a lot of money to correct. He pledged to take care of those problems.

But correcting more expensive fire safety violations will depend on the money available to the school system, Sakkis said. THE SCHOOL BOARD voted recently to ask fire department inspectors to accompany school inspectors after the Evening Independent printed a complete list of fire, health and safety violations found by school inspectors during their annual 1979 inspections. Those who met with Sakkis Tuesday were from eight fire departments in Pinellas County and the state fire marshal's office. School officials estimate that it would cost to correct all the fire safety problems. Some local fire inspectors have complained that a number of the same violations have been found year after year without correction.

"We have no problems with making the inspections" of schools, Seminole Fire Chief Robert Genhold said. "The principals welcome this. But many of the problems we find fire doors locked open, books stored in boiler rooms, locking fire extinguishers in janitorial cabinets BAUGHMAN Mrs. Jane Aleen, 70, 1046 26th Ave. North, died Monday, March 24, 1980.

Mrs. Baughman came to St. Petersburg in 1926 from her native, Atlanta, Georgia. She was a member of Woodlawn Presbyterian Church, the Easter Seal Guild and the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Survivors include 2 sons, Thomas Harold Baughman, North Canton, Ohio, Dennis Earl Baughman, St.

Petersburg, 2 sisters, Mrs. Mildred D. Dawson, St. Petersburg, Mrs. Betty Ann Weller, Corvallis, Oregon 8 grandchildren.

Funeral Services will be held Thursday, at at the Woodlawn Presbyterian Church, (2612 12th St. North) with Dr. Herman E. Fisher, officiating. Interment will follow in Memorial Park Cemetery, Friends may call Wednesday from at the Anderson-McQueen Funeral Home, 2201 9th St.

North, BETHELL Ardis Bethell widow of John A. Bethell, passed away Monday, March 24. She resided at 4082 37th Ave. coning here 16 years ago from Kansas City, Mo. She is survived by her mother, Mrs.

Ruby Armstrong, St. Petersburg Friends will be received today from 1:00 to 3:00 and 5:00 to at Rhodes West Chapel, 900 49th St. where services will be conducted by Rev, Leslie D. Saunders, Thursday, March 27 at Interment will be later. BRAWN Maybelle 71, of 3600 56th Ave.

North, passed away Monday, March 24, 1980. Born in French Lick, Indiana, she moved to St. Petersburg 37 years ago from Indianapolis, Indiana and was owner of Tabor Wrecking Co. She was a member of the Rebekah Lodge and a Protestant. Mrs.

Brawn is survived by her husband, David daughter, Jean M. Quandt; brother, Bud Keaton, all of St. Petersburg; sister, Frances Poisel, Indianapolis, 5 grandchildren 3 great grandchildren. Friends will be received Thursday from 2-4 at the R. LEE WILLIAMS FUNERAL HOME, where funeral services will be held at Friday, March 28 with Father Walter W.

Cawthorne, officlating. Interment will follow at Memo- rial Park Cemetery. R. LEE WILLIAMS FUNERAL HOME 3530 49th St. North 527-1177 CAMPBELL Dr.

Eimer Wilmot, 83, of 9068 Briar wood Seminole, died Monday, March 24, 1980. A Memorial Service will be conducted today (Wednesday) 4:00 from the Lewis W. Mohn Funeral Home, 9700 Seminole with Dr. Robert C. Adair, officiating.

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A potential electrical problem in the clinic, where an extension cord runs through a a a a a a a a a doorway and could fray and short out. Too few fire escapes. State regulations require that students on 1 the second floor of a twostory building have a second exit available if their room is more than the length of one classroom from the stairs. This is required so that a fire at one stairway would not cut off the only means of escape for students farther away. School officials estimated in July that adding another fire escape would cost $15,000.

During the meeting Tuesday, Jerry Dennis, fire chief for the combined district of Ozona, Palm Harbor and Crystal River, asked who would be responsible for correcting the violations cited in the upcoming inspections. He said recent court decisions have held fire inspectors liable if they cite violations and then see that the problems are corrected. BUT SAKKIS said the school system's inspectors would actually write the reports, because they are required to send annual reports to the State Department of Education. Winston Tompkins, Tampa representative Funeral notices Funeral notices Jordan, Ionia, Michigan; sister, Grace A. Duggan, Madeira Beach; 6 grandchildren.

VISITATION Friends will be received at the funeral home Wednesday 2 to SERVICES Funeral Services will be conducted Thursday, March 27 at in Seminole Beach Memorial Chapel, 5100 Seminole with the Rev. Father Desmond Gill officiating. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery, St. Petersburg. BAYNARD-THOMPSON SEMINOLE BEACH MEMORIAL 391-9907 GIBBONS Dora Edna, 76, of 3100 26th Ave.

North, died Monday, March 24. Born in Horton, Kansas, moved here 12 years ago from Missouri. Retired supervisor with Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. of Kansas City and a Methodist. Survivors include her husband, Edwin John; 3 nephews which include James White, of Palmetto, Florida.

Friends may call this evening from at the Gee Pitts Funeral Home, 3180 30th Ave. North, where funeral services will be held Thursday, March 27 at with Rev. James F. Lorenz, officiating. Interment will follow in Royal Palm Cemetery.

LANHAM Larry Allen, 38, of 2494 13th Ave. North, passed away Monday, March 24, 1980. He moved to St. Petersburg in 1968 from his native Charleston, West Virginia. He was a member of the Leaiman Church of the Nazarene.

He is survived by his mother, Mary Lanham, St. Petersburg; 2 brothers, Wesley, West Palm Beach, Florida, Luther, St. Petersburg; 2 nieces 1 nephew. Funeral Services will be conducted at today (March 26, 1980) at the R. Lee Williams Funeral Home, 49th St.

at 35th Ave. North, with Rev. Ralph Mosgrove, officiating. Interment services will follow at Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends will be received from to service time today at the R.

Lee Williams Funeral Home, LOS Mrs. Adeline, 61, of 5072 97th Terrace North, Pinellas Park, died Monday, March 24, 1980. Friends may call today from 2-4 at the Bobbitt Funeral Chapel, 4400 66th Street North. Services and interment will be in Hamburg, New York. BOBBITT FUNERAL CHAPEL NATIONAL CREMATION SOCIETY.

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He is also survived by 2 daughters, Pamela J. Shaffer, St. Petersburg, Marsha D. Whittington, Seminole, Fl. and 4 grandchildren.

Friends may call today, (Wednesday, March 26), after 12:00 noon at John S. Rhodes, East Chapel, 635 4th St. N. The family will be at the chapel Wednesday evening from Funeral Services will be conducted at Fifth Avenue Baptist Church, 550 5th Ave. So.

by Rev. Dr. J. Hilton Olive, Rev. Fred Boehmer and Rev.

Lewis Lampley, Thursday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock. interment will be in Royal Palm Cemetery. The family prefers memorials to Gospel Rescue Mission, 248 1st Ave. S. DITTY Mildred 73, of 10611 66th St.

North, died Sunday, March 23, 1980. Frends may call at the OsgoodCloud Funeral Home, 4691 Park this afternoon and evening from 2-4 where an Eastern Star Service will be held this afternoon at and funeral services will be held Thursday, March 27 at with the Rev. Dr. Earl Henderson, officiating. Entombment will follow at Memorial Park Cemetery, DRIVER Freda Frank, of Buffalo, New York, formerly of St.

Petersburg, died March 24, 1980. Wife of the late, George W. Driver; beloved mother of Paul (Margaret) Driver and the late Donald F. Driver; grandmother of Mary Lynne and Joan Louise Driver. Private funeral services were held at the convenience of the family in Buffalo, New York.

Sentiments may be expressed through a contribution to the Wheelchair Home Building Fund, 2746 Delaware Kenmore, N.Y. 14217 in memory of Freda F. Driver. Arrangements by the Bury Funeral Home, Kenmore, New York. DUGGAN Leo 82, 13017 Williams Madeira Beach, Florida, died Monday, March 24, 1980.

A native of New Bedford, he came here 5 years ago from Detroit, Michigan. Mr. Duggan retired as an investigator for the Dept, of Registry, State of Massachusetts, A member of St. John's Catholic Church, St. Petersburg Beach, an Army Veteran of World War I and a member of the American Legion Post Boston and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Retirement Association.

SURVIVORS Wife, Virginia A. Duggan; 3 stepdaughters, J. Ann Sweeney, St. Petersburg, Mrs. Barbara Bedolla, Columbia, Maryland, Mrs.

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Fire inspectors from several cities said they will continue to make their own inspections of schools during the school year, checking for compliance with fire codes adopted by their cities. "I don't believe these (fire code regulations adopted by the state for all Florida public schools) are as strong as other codes," said John Howard, Safety Harbor fire inspector. Seminole inspector Ben Cramer said, "The problem is that the schools may think of this as just an annual inspection that they get ready for and then forget about. But this is a 12-month job." IN OTHER discussion, Sakkis said: Fire department inspectors can make inspections without warning individual schools, but he said school system inspectors would like to accompany them to see the violations they find. Fire department officials can also request unscheduled fire drills in all the schools at any time as long as the principal or someone in the school's office is told first.

But Sakkis asked that the fire departments be reasonable and delay such drills important school-wide test is being given. Schools are to begin reporting all fires that occur in the schools. Some of the inspectors said school officials did not call them about small fires, such as ones set in trash cans. The inspectors said they want to know of every incident, no matter how small. MOCK Memorial Services for Mr.

Lawton K. Mock, age 69, Route 4, Box 414C, Ellijay, Georgia, will be held Wednesday at the Watkins Memorial Methodist Church, Ellijay, Rev. Gus Cole, officiating. Surviving Mrs. Maurene Gay Mock, Ellijay, Mr.

Lee Matthew Mock, Huntington Beach, California, Mr. Stephen Wayne Mock, St. Petersburg, Mr. Lawton Scott Mock, Ellijay, Georgia, 2 brothers, 2 sisters, and 8 grandchildren. Winkenhofer-McCurdy Funeral Home, Smyrna, Georgia.

PRAVATA Michele 34, of 4048 19th Ave. South, St. Petersburg, passed away Monday, March 24, 1980, moved here 7 years ago from her native, Newark, New Jersey. She had been a secretary for the Bruce Williams Contractors. She is survived by her parents, Mr.

Mrs. Michael P. Jupin, of St. Petersburg, brother, Raymond Samatovicz, of Toms River, N.J. and 1 sister, Mrs.

Delores Tremmel, of Morganville, N.J. Friends will be received from 2-4 Thursday evening at the chapel where funeral services will be held Friday, with Bert Thomas, officiating. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. BAIRD FUNERAL HOME 5111 Gulfport Blvd. S.

321-3131 SCHAEFER Mr. Joseph 81, of 7710 45th St. North, Pinellas Park, died Tuesday, March 25, 1980. Friends may call today from 2-4 at the Bobbitt Funeral Chapel, 4400 66th St. North, where services will be held Thursday at with Father John Wilger, officiating.

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Phillip Danielson, officiating. Interment will be later. Mrs. Sundin was born in New York and came to St. Petersburg in 1955 from New York City She was a charter member of Community Covenant Church.

She is survived by several nieces and nephews including, Mrs. Lillian Silver, of Tampa. The family suggest contributions may be made to Community Covenant Church. WILLIAMS Mrs. Pearl 88, of 5935 30th Ave.

South, Gulfport, passed away Monday, March 24, 1980. Born in Kokomo, Indiana, she moved to St. Petersburg in 1955 from Atlantic City, New Jersey. Mrs. Williams is survived by her sister, Mrs.

Byron Boyd, Gulfport, 3 nieces, Mrs. Barbara Davenport, Kokomo, Mrs. Joyce Watson, Hobart, Mrs. Theima Hodorowicz, St. Petersburg and a nephew, Wilbur Short, Plymouth, Ind.

Funeral Services will be conducted at Thursday, March 27, 1980 at the R. Lee Williams Funeral Home, 49th St. at 35th Ave. North, with Rev. Owen C.

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