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5 a Leon M. Davis, 15, victim of bicycle-truck accident Petersburg Times Staff Writers A 15-year-old St. Petersburg boy died Friday, one month after he was struck by a truck while riding his bicycle, police said. Leon M. Davis, of 735 18th Ave.

died of head injuries Friday at Bayfront Medical Center, said police spokesman George Pinckney. Davis was injured Jan. 12 when he apparently changed lanes in front of a General Telephone truck driven by GTE employee Fred Williams, and was struck by the truck. No charges were filed. Born in London, he came here 18 months ago and was a member of Elim Seventh-Day Adventist Church, St.

Petersburg. Survivors include his parents, Leonard and Margaret Davis, both of London, and Marsha Davis, and a brother Davis, St. Petersburg; three a sisters, Maxine and Tracy Leonard Davis both of St. Petersburg; his maternal grandmother Agnes Braggs, Lake Wales, and his paternal grandfather Amos Davis, London. Friends may call from 4 p.m.

to 8:30 p.m. Wednesday at McRae Funeral Home, 1940 Ninth St. S. Services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Elim Seventh-day Adventist Church, with Rev.

Joseph Harris officiating. Burial will follow in Lincoln Cemetery. Jim McCoy, 99, patriarch of feuding McCoy clan first bloodshed WILLIAMSON, W.Va. The long feud between patriarch of the feuding McCoy clan opposite sides of has died at the age of 99, and the Some reports Hatfield Funeral Home, operated by 1880s and '90s took the family of his onetime rivals, is one point the states handling burial arrangements. and Kentucky had Jim McCoy died Saturday "of old over the violence.

age" at the Casey County Hospital in The exact cause Liberty, where he had been living been a subject of with a daughter, said his grandson, with theories ranging Jimmy Wolford. Civil War animosity McCoy, known as a gentle man, a romance unwanted was born in 1884, two years after the The two families Associated Press ADLER, BENJAMIN of 6161 Gulf Winds Drive, St. Petersburg Beach, died Monday (Feb. 13, 1984). Born in New York City, he was a member of Congregation B'nai Israel.

Survivors include his wife Cynthia; a son Edward, Santa Monica, a daughter Eve, Newton, and two sisters, Gladys Sperry, Fort Lauderdale, and Pearl Schoen, Hartsdale, N. Y. David C. Gross Funeral Home, West Chapel. AKERS, MARGARET HAZLETT, 55, formerly of St.

Petersburg, died Sunday (Feb. 13, 1984). Born in Corning, N.Y., she came here in 1963 from St. Augustine and was retired executive secretary for Fairchild Aircraft. She was a member of American Legion No.

14 Auxiliary and Loyal Order of Moose. Survivors include a daughter Jean Ann Hull, Orlando; a son Daniel B. Hull, Pinellas Park; her mother Marie Hazlett, Allegany, N. three brothers, Robert Hazlett, Knoxville, Edwin Hazlett, Holland, N.Y., and F. B.

Hazlett Batavia, N.Y.; three sisters, Betty Ferris, Farmington, N.M., Sally Devling, Allegany, and Mary Everest, Burlington, Canada, and two grandchildren. Anderson-McQueen Funeral Home. BERDYCH, JOHN, 94, of 4935 28th Ave. died Friday (Feb. 1984).

Born in Czechoslovakia, he came here in 1954 Detroit and was a retired factory employee in the automobile industry. International Association of Mortuary Services. BREOR, ETHEL, 93, of 10800 Temple Seminole, died Sunday (Feb. 12, 1984). Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., she came here in 1950 from Chicago and was a legal secretary.

Survivors include several nieces and nephews. Moss Fort Harrison Chapel, Clearwater. COURVILLE, LELIA, 88, of St. Petersburg, died Friday (Feb. 10, 1984).

Born in Auburn, she came here 1959 from Auburn and was a retired textile worker. International Association of Mortuary Services. COYLE, HUGH J. 78, of 12254 91st Ter. Seminole, died Monday (Feb.

13, 1984). Born in New York City, he came here in 1971 from Long Island, N.Y. and was a foreman for Consolidated Edison, New York City. He was a member of Blessed Sacrament Roman Catholic Church, Seminole. Survivors include two sons, Hugh J.

St. Petersburg, and Arthur Houston; four daughters, Mercedes Lindenberg, Largo, Marie Rogers, Bay Shore, N.Y., Lucille Burke, Houston, and Victoria Sommer, Seminole; 37 grandchildren, and 31 greatgrandchildren. Lewis W. Mohn Funeral Home, Seminole. CRUMP, McKee, Morris Hope, Mo.

BEN, 77, of 441 33rd St. died Sunday (Feb. 12, 1984). Born in Centralia, Mo. he came here in 1964 from Columbia, Mo.

He was an artist and photo engraver. He was a member the U.S. Army Air Corps, a member of Albright United Methodist Church, member and volunteer of Senior Citizens Sunshine Center and a volunteer with The Toy Shop, St. Petersburg. He was a member of Missouri Club of St.

Petersburg. Survivors include his wife Ella; a son Robert Plains, N.J., and niece, Mrs. Nichols, National Cremation Society. CRUMP, WINIFRED 88, of 4250 66th St. died Monday (Feb.

13, 1984). Born in England, she came here in 1965 from Long Island, N.Y. Survivors include a daughter Winifred Hea, Dunedin; a son John Olsen, Chateaugay, N.Y., and 13 grandchildren. Wilhelm-Thurston Funeral Home. DAISEY, LOIS 69, of 16208 Redington Drive, Redington Beach, died Sunday (Feb.

12, 1984). Born in Bluefield, W.Va, she came here in 1976 from Princeton, and was member of the Church By the Sea, Madeira Beach, and the Tanglewood Garden Club of Princeton. Survivors include her husband Richard a son Richard Princeton; a daughter Phyllis Moxley, Germantown, a a a a a a a a a a brother Richard H. Borden, Sweet Springs, W.Va., and seven grandchildren. Hubbell Belleair Bluffs Chapel.

EWIG, ROSE EVELYN, 78, of 5122 100th Way died Monday (Feb. 13, 1984). She came here in 1969 from her native Springfield, and was a proofreader with Springfield Printing and Binding, Springfield, and Travelers Insurance, Hartford, Conn. She was a member of Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church, Seminole. Survivors include her husband Harold; and a brother Thomas Sherry, Largo.

National Cremation Society. FISCHER, ASTRID, 97, of 448 87th Ter. died Sunday (Feb. 12, 1984). Born in Norway, she came here in 1952 from Brooklyn, N.Y.

Survivors include a daughter Muriel Van Buren, Salem, W.Va.; three grandchildren, and three great -grandchildren. The Neptune Society. FLEMING, EDWARD 85, of 6800 Park St. South Pasadena, died Saturday (Feb. 11, 1984).

Born in Rhode Island, he came here in 1959 and lived in Clearwater, Lakes Wales and 1 St. Petersburg and superintendent of the U.S. Navy Department. was a member of NARFE, St. Petersburg Chapter No.

17, former president of the Clearwater Chapter No. 269, and attended the Cathedral of St. Jude the Apostle. Survivors include his wife Henrietta; two daughters, Mrs. John E.

Edmiston, Portsmouth, R.I., and Mrs. Anthony J. Chliek, St. Petersburg; a sister Theresa Bailey, Providence, R.I.; seven grandchildren, and eight great-grandchildren. Kenfield Pasadena Avenue Chapel.

GIBSON, GEORGE, 78, of 624 Third St. died Monday (Feb. 13, 1984). Born in Scotland, he came here nine seasons ago from Ontario, Canada and was a statistician for a data processing firm. He was a member of Grace Church on the Hill, Ontario.

Survivors include his wife Winnifred; a son Peter, Ontario; a daughter Diane H. Nelsen, Alberta, Canada, and grandchildren. John S. Rhodes, East Chapel. HASTINGS, VIOLET, 80, of 5095 Bay St.

NE, died Monday (Feb. 13, 1984). She came here in 1976 from her native Jamaica, West Indies. She was a Protestant. Survivors include two sisters, Rose Pappadais, New York City, and Hilda Bromfield, Jamaica, and several nieces including Fay Lindo, St.

Petersburg. Simmons Funeral Home. Births BAYFRONT MEDICAL CENTER David and Darlene Herman, 3990 78th Ave. Pinellas Park, a boy, 5 pounds ounces or 2.5 kilograms, 7:39 p.m. Feb.

12. James and Diana Schmidt, 9830 58th St. Pinellas Park, a girl, 7 pounds 6 ounces or 3.3 kilograms, 8:47 p.m. Feb. 12.

Larry and Jacquelyn Jones, 674 Jasmine Way Plaza) 2 11628 5. 19 19 C. ST. PETERSBURG TIMES TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1984 118 launched the decadesthe two families on the Tug River. claim the feud in the 150 lives, and at of West Virginia their own oral feud of the feud has argument for years, from smoldering to a stolen pig to by the families.

officially buried the hatchet in May 1976 at a ceremony in which McCoy shook hands with the late Willis Hatfield, then 88. The handshake took place in the old McCoy family cemetery near Hardy, Ky. Willis Hatfield was the last surviving son of "Devil Anse" Hatfield, who led his southern West Virginia clan through the bloodiest years of the feud. McCoy was the great of Samuel McCoy, brother of Randall McCoy, who led his family in the feud. HANOVICH, LILLIAN 60, of 4121 73rd St.

died Sunday (Feb. 12, 1984). Born in Wheeling, W.Va., she came here in 1967 from Detroit, and was a nurse's aide in nursing homes. She was a member of the Church of the Holy Cross. Survivors include a son Steve Demuth, St.

Petersburg; two brothers, Donald Andrich, Wheeling, and Millard Andrich, Arizona; a sister Julie Fazzaro, Wayne, and two grandchildren. Bobbitt Funeral Chapel. HEALEY, BARTHOLOMEW 96, of a local nursing home, died Sunday (Feb. 12, 1984). He was born in Waterbury, Conn.

and was a machine operator for Blake Johnson Manufacturers. He was a Catholic. Survivors include a nephew Robert Cane, Ohio. WilhelmThurston Funeral Home. KIETA, HELEN 61, of 8323 42nd Ave.

died Sunday (Feb. 12, 1984). She came here in 1963 from her native Chicago, where she waa a matron for American Can Co. for 14 years. She was a member of Holy Cross Catholic Church.

Survivors include four sons, Larry, Ted and Michael, St. Petersburg, and Tony, Pinellas Park; three daughters, Carol Tillman, Germany, Bernardine Johnson and Peggy Kieta, both of St. Petersburg; two brothers Henry Wozniak, Chicago, and Bill Wozniak, Wisconsin; two sisters, Jean Chicago, and Terry Walcazak, Hawaii, and six grandchildren. Robert D. Easter Funeral Home.

Gulfport. KING, ARTHUR of Pinellas County, died Sunday (Feb. 12, 1984). Born in Franklin, he was a retired civil engineer for the city of Waltham, Mass. Survivors include his wife Marion; and a son Allen, Massachusetts.

David C. Gross Funeral Home, West Chapel. LYNCH, LOUISE 85, of 125 56th Ave. died Monday (Feb. 13, 1984).

Born in Rock Hill, S.C., she camehere in 1972 from Baltimore, where she was schoolteacher. Survivors include a daughter Jane Day, Ellyn, a son Albert C. Lynch, Middleton, N.J., and four grandchildren. C. James Mathews Funeral Home.

McGRATH, WINONA, 98, of 1202 Robin Road died Sunday (Feb. 12, 1984). Born in Maine, she came here in 1953 from Washington, D.C. and was a member of the Mayflower Society, Governor William Bradford Colony, St. Petersburg, and Rebekah Lodge.

Survivors include a daughter Sylvia M. Polly, St. Petersburg; two grandchildren, Susan Ohl, St. Petersburg, and Dr. Stuart M.

Polly, El Paso, Texas, and five great -grandchildren. Kenfield Beach Memorial Chapel. MROWCA, LUDWIK, 91, of 7665 92nd St. Seminole, died Sunday (Feb. 12, 1984).

Born in Poland, he came here in 1979 from Cleveland, where he was a stationary fireman for the National Screw Manufacturing Co. He was a member of Polish National Alliance of Chicago. Survivors include two daughters, Anna Kish, Seminole, and Mary Bozek, Cleveland; 14 grandchildren, and two great -grandchildren. Seminole Beach Memorial Chapel. SHATTO, FREDA 83, of St.

Petersburg, died Saturday (Feb. 11, 1984). Born in Cambridge, Ohio, she came here in 1958 from New Concord, Ohio, and was a member of Park Street Baptist Church. Survivors include two brothers, Sheldon Black, Fort Lauderdale, and John W. Black, Canton, Ohio; six sisters, Pearl Starkey, Faye Smith and Lillie Welker, all of Columbus, Ohio, Reba Shatto, St.

Petersburg, Ella Beach, Zanesville, Ohio, and Mary Kern, Mesa, Ariz. Gee Pitts Funeral Home. STANLEY, MARIE, 78, of 833 51st Ave. died Sunday 12, 1984). She came here in 1959 from her native Detroit.

Survivors include a son William Taft, Romulus, four grandchildren, and 16 greatgrandchildren. E. James Reese Funeral Home, Seminole. WHITMUS, WALTER 90, of 5882 48th Ave. Kenneth City, died Wednesday (Feb.

8, 1984). Born in Minnesota, he came here in 1957 from Milwaukee, where was a teacher in the public school system. He was a member of Kenneth City Homeowners Club, a 32nd degree Mason, life member of St. Andrews Lodge 206 Yankton, S.D., life member of Scottish Rite Bodies of Wisconsin AASR, charter member of St. Petersburg Hi-12 Club International, member Westgate Hi-12 Club, life member of Florida Sheriff's Association, Boy's Ranch and Girl's Villa, and city, state and national Audubon societies.

Survivors include a brother Harold, Lincoln, Neb. Kenfield Pasadena Avenue Chapel. WIELAND, FREDERICK, 90, of 815 11th St. died Saturday (Feb. 11, 1984).

He was born in Pennsylvania, and was a retired maintenance worker with Pine Valley Golf Club. Survivors include a daughter Margaret Carty, Blackwood, N.J. International Association of Mortuary Services. WILKIE, MIRIAM 83, of 6596 17th St. died Monday (Feb.

13, 1984). Born in British West Indies, she came here in 1962 from New York City and was clerk in retail sales. She is survived by several nieces including Joan Woltman, Pinellas Park, Pauline Smith, New Port Richey, and Janice Peirier, Oak Ridge, N.J. Alan R. McLeod Funeral Directors.

WOOD, PEARL 92, of 4100 62nd Ave. Pinellas Park, died Monday (Feb. 13, 1984). Born in Alexander, she came here in 1959 from Peoria, Ill. She was a Baptist.

Survivors include two daughters, Marie Malitz, St. Petersburg, and Josephine Rockhill, Pekin, and a son Glenn Wood, Pinellas Park. National Cremation Society. WORMANN, MARY 74, of 7050 Sunset Way, St. Petersburg Beach, died Monday (Feb.

13, 1984). Born in New Jersey, she came here in 1956 from East Orange, N.J. and was executive secretary for 53 years for Fred Berger Realty in St. Petersburg and New York City. She was a member of St.

John's Catholic Church, charter member and first president and now treasurer of Hi Noon Lioness Club of St. Petersburg Beach, member and former president of American Business Women's Association, St. Peterburg Beach, and Holiday Isles Chapter. Survivors include two sisters, Mrs. Paul A.

McDonald and P. Byrne, and several nieces and nephews. Kenfield Beach Memorial Chapel. a boy, 7 pounds 10 ounces or 3.5 kilograms, 4:01 a.m. Feb.

13. boy, 8 Steven pounds and Theresa or 3.8 Bailey, kilograms, 2101 8:16 58th a.m. St. Feb. Nia.

ounces Gary and Connie King, 2407 57th St. Gulfport, a girl, 9 pounds ounces or 4.3 kilograms, 9:19 a.m. Feb. 13. ST.

ANTHONY'S HOSPITAL David and Marian Williams, 2960 Fourth Ave. a girl, 9 pounds 1 ounce or 4.1 kilograms, 8:53 p.m. Feb. 12. CEO D50 St.

Petersburg Times BOB FRIETAG All aboard! Ed Tilley, on top of the caboose, checks for clearance as Howard Stone relays directions to the driver of this truck, which was taking the caboose to its new home in the 9600 block of Fourth Street where it is to become a restaurant. Precision Rigging and Contracting Co. handled the move last week. This scene was captured at Park Boulevard and Railroad Avenue in Pinellas Park. High school math teacher resigns in wake of controversy over student's suspension Associated Press FORT LAUDERDALE A high school math teacher has resigned in the midst of controversy after a student was suspended for writing obscene remarks on a class evaluation form.

Teacher Lois Mencik, who has taught in Broward County schools for six years, acknowledged that she had been considering giving up teaching at the end of the year. But the case of Rachel Stivler's 10-day suspension from Cooper City High School and the ensuing commotion rushed the decision, she said. The 14-year-old student, a ninthgrader, was suspended Jan. 23 after she wrote an obscenity beside Ms. Mencik's name on an evaluation form for the teacher's math II skills class.

ROBERT STIVLER, the girl's father, backed his daughter and took the case to the American Civil Liberties Union, which filed suit against the ADLER Benjamin of 6161 Gulf Winds Drive, St. Petersburg Beach, passed away Monday, February 13, 1984. Survivors include; wife Cynthia, a son; Edward, of Santa Monica, CA, a daughter; Eve, of Newton, MA, 2 sisters; Gladys Sperry of Ft. Lauderdale and Pearl Schoen of Hartsdale, N.Y. Graveside services and interment will be on Wednesday in Brookline, MA with Stanetsky Memorial Chapel, 1668 Beacon St.

in charge. in lieu of flowers, the family has suggested that memorial contributions be made to the Childrens Health and Religious School Fund of your choice. Local arrangements by; DAVID C. GROSS FUNERAL HOME WEST CHAPEL 6366 Central Ave. 381-4911 ALLEN Alice 87, of 4000 21 St.

St. Petersburg, died Wednesday, February 8, 1984. A memorial Mass at 10:00 am, Wednesday, February 15th, Church of the Transfiguration. Expressions of sympathy may be made to the Heart Association. CRUMP Ben, 77, of 441 33rd St.

St. Petersburg, died on February 12, 1984. Memorial service will be Sunday, February 19th, at 11:45 am. at Albright United Methodist Church with Rev. Herman Dixon officiating.

In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Florida United Methodist Childrens Home, Box 8, Enterprise, 32725 DAISEY C. Lois, 69, of 16208 Redington Redington Beach, died Sunday February 12, 1984. Born in Bluefield, W. VA. and came here in 1976 from Princeton, W.VA.

Member of the Church By The Sea, Madeira Beach and the Tanglewood Garden Club of Princeton, W. VA. Survived by husband, Richard son Richard B. of Princeton W. VA.

a daughter, Phyllis Moxley of Germantown, a brother, Richard H. Borden, Sweet Springs, W. VA. and 7 grandchildren. Funeral service will be held Thursday, February 16th at Seaver Funeral Home, Princeton, W.

VA. Burial at Roselawn Memorial Gardens, Princeton, W. VA. Local Memorial Service will be announced at a later date. HUBBELL FUNERAL HOME BELLEAIR BLUFFS DAVIS Leon, 15, died February 10, 1984 of 735 18th St.

Funeral services for Mr. Davis will be held Thursday, at 2:00 pm from the Elim Seventh Day Adventist Church, with the Pastor Rev. Joseph Harris officiating. Friends may call at McRae Funeral Home Wednesday from pm. Survivors are his parents, Leon and Margaret Davis, 3 sisters; Maxine and Tracy of London, England; and Marcia of St.

Petersburg; 1 brother, Leonard, Jr. of St. Petersburg; grandmother, Agnes Braggs of Lake Wales; grandfather; Amos Davis of London, England, several uncles, aunts and cousins. Interment in Lincoln Cemetery. A McRae Service NATIONAL CREMATION SOCIETY 62,000 LOCAL MEMBERS HAVE PEACE OF MIND CREMATIONS Members Non-Members CALL FOR INFORMATION 2451 E.

Bay Drive 536-0494 LARGO Broward County School Board on says the students in this math class are Stivler's behalf. Stivler says his hard to control and give her a lot of daughter's rights to free speech and trouble. due process were denied her. He said "When she came back, the kids all the teacher asked for comments from crowded around her. I spent one hour students.

of hell. There was no control. After the Ms. Mencik agrees she requested class, I went to the administration and the comments and told her students that nothing they wrote would be held THAT WAS LAST Wednesday. against them.

William McFatter said he Supt. was "BUT I NEVER assumed any- stunned when he learned about Ms. body would be that ignorant, to put Mencik's resignation. profanity and obscenity on the paper, "She certainly had a right to be "she said. "I would expect that from a disturbed," he said.

"I don't know that younger child, maybe, but never from free speech grants the right to insult a a freshman in high school." teacher in the manner this child did." She asked school administrators to student another math The ACLU lawsuit is asking the change the to the other class courts to vacate the suspension and class, but they said was remove it from school records. already overcrowded. "I knew that when she came back "The punishment fit the crime, to my class she would be the hero," based upon the legal punishment Ms. Mencik said. available," said Elda Carney, assistant Although she teaches four other principal.

"Now it will be in the courts, classes that she enjoys, Ms. Mencik and it will be decided there." Funeral notices FLEMING Edward J. 85, of 6800 Park St. South Pasadena, husband of Mrs. Henrietta A.

Fleming died Saturday. Surviving also are 2 daughters; Mrs. Virginia Edmiston, Portsmouth, R.I. and Mrs. Ruth Chiiek, St.

Petersburg; a sister Mrs. Theresa Bailey, Providewnce, R.I.; 17 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren. Native of Providence and resident of Florida since 1959. Mr. Fleming was retired Supt.

U.S. Navy Dept. having served at the Air Station Morocco Africa and the Supply Depot, Newport, R.I. He attended the Cathedral of St. Jude and was a member of NARFE, St.

Petersburg Chapter 17, Middletown, R.I, Chapter 869 and former Pres. Clearwater Chapter 269. Funeral services Kenfield Pasadena Avenue Chapel (200 Pasadena Ave. 10:00 am Thursday. The family will be at the funeral home Wednesday, 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 GAVERT Robert 65, of 6026 8th Avenue passed away Saturday, February 11, 1984, Mr.

Gavert, was a former member of the Pittsburgh Boys Club, The Rotarians of Seminole and he also worked at the Heart House in Pittsburgh. In addition to being a musician and wood carver, Mr. Gavert had a great love for animals and nature. He is survived by, his wife Rita; a son, Robert a daughter, Judith Anne Lawler, both of St. Petersburg; two sisters Eleanor Gavert and Marie Gilmore, both of Monrovia, CA; a brother, Jack of San Francisco and 2 grandchildren; Suzanne and Gregory Lawler of St.

Petersburg. Friends will be recieved at THE THOMAS J. BRETT FUNERAL HOME, 4810 Central Ave. on Tuesday, February 14th from 2-4 and 6-9 where a Wake Service will take place at 7:30 pm. Mass of Christian burial will take place on Wednesday, February 15th at the Cathedral of St.

Jude the Apostle, at 10:00 am. Entombment will follow at Calvery Cemetery, THOMAS J. BRETT FUNERAL HOME, INC. 321-3321 HANOVICH Mrs Lillian 60, 4121 73 St. died Sunday, February 12, 1984.

Friends may call Wednesday, 2-4 and 6-8 pm at the Bobbitt Funeral Chapel, 4400 66th St. N. Funeral Mass will be celebrated Thursday, 11 am at the Church of the Holy Cross. Interment will follow in Memorial Park Cemetery, BOBBITT FUNERAL CHAPEL E.Dale Gunter, Director HARTILL Patricia passed away Saturday, February 11. She resided at 3049 6th St.

S. coming here in 1942 from New York, N.Y. Friends may call today, Tuesday, from 2-4 and 6-8 pm at John S. Rhodes, East Chapel, 635 4th St. N.

Funeral Mass will be celebrated at St. Mary Our Lady Of Grace Catholic Church, Wednesday morning at 10:00 o'clock. interment will follow in Memorial Park Cemetery MARTIN Edith, 94, of 5730 16th Lane NE, passed away Sunday, February 12, 1984. Services will be held at R. LEE WILLIAMS FUNERAL HOME, 3530 49th St.

Wednesday, at 2:00 pm. Friends will be received 1 hour prior to service. Rev. Gene U. Guerry will officiate, with interment following in Memorial Park Cemetery.

MC GRATH Mrs, Winona, A. 98, of 1202 Robin Rd.S. died Sunday. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs Sylvia M. Polly, St.

Petersburg; 2 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren, Funeral services Kenfield Beach Memorial Chapel (301 Corey St. Petersburg Beach) 11:00 am Wednesday, the Rev. Daniel V. Horn of Pilgrim Congregational Church, officiating. Entombment Memorial Park.

The family will be at the funeral home Tuesday 6 to 8. MROWCA Ludwik, of 7665 92 St. Seminole, died February 12, 1984. Friends may call, Tuesday (today) 6-8 pm, at the SEMINOLE BEACH MEMORIAL 5100 Seminole Blvd. Funeral services and interment at the convenience of the family.

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Ferguson, Palmetto; 3 grandchildren; 5 great grandchildren and 1 great, great grandson. A memorial service will take place at Our Saviour Lutheran Church, Wednesday February, 15th at 11:00 am. SMART Aubrey 76, passed away Saturday, February 11. He resided at 8691 11th St. coming here in 1954 from Miami, Fla.

He is survived by one daughter; Faye C. Quint, St. petersburg and three grandchildren. Friends may call Wednesday, February 15th from 10:00 am to 12:00 noon and 4:00 to 7:00 pm at Rhodes West Chapel, 900 491h St. where services will be conducted by Dr.

Curtis Hess, Thursday, February 16th at 1:00 pm. Interment will be in Memorial Park Cemetery WORMANN Mary, 74, of 7050 Sunset Way, St. Petersburg Beach, died Monday. A native of Jersey City, N.J. she came here in 1956 from East Orange, N.J.

She was an Executive Secretary for 53 years with Fred Berger Realty both here and in New York City, She was a member of St. John's Catholic Church, a Charter Member, First Pres. and the Treasurer Hi Noon Lioness Club; member and Former Pres. Holiday Isles Chapter ABWA, both of St. Petersburg Beach.

Survivors include; 2 sisters, Mrs. Paul A. (Anita) McDonald and Mrs. John P. (Catherine) Byrne both here, and several nieces and nephews.

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