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STAR Sacking Of Ferguson Cost Him $15,000, Engineer Says By GEORGE HANNA Tribune-Gannett Service TALLAHASSEE A highway engineering consultant told a Senate subcommittee yesterday that he donated $15,000 to the Governor's Club to get Gov. Claude Kirk's top aide, Tom Ferguson, fired. The bizarre story was told by George Kunde of Miami, who explained that he was irritated because Ferguson "made me stand outside the governor's office for two days straight." "I was dadgum upset," said Kunde, who explained that he wanted to discuss a safety program with the governor. "Mr. Ferguson left within a day after I submitted my checks," Kunde added.

MEANWHILE HOUSE Speaker Fred Schultz, D-Jacksonville, saying that the whole question of confidence in government is at stake, told the House Elections Committee to investigate the Governor's Club. Schultz, in effect, took the probe away from the House Transportation Committee which has been locked in a Senators Hedge On O'Neil Okay (Continued from Page 1) misdemeanor, punishable by up to one year in jail or a $500 fine, for a turnpike authority member to have any interest in sale of any product to the authority. The $29,000 worth of turnpike tires, bought between January, 1968, and June, 1969, were purchased from General Tires 'Service Co. of Miami, which is owned by General Tire Rubber Co. of Akron, Ohio, O'Neil said.

He said he has had no financial interest in this company since 1962, although he was president of it until July 1, 1969, when he became fulltime secretary of transportation, Before that he was State Road Chairman and a voting member of the Turnpike Authority. He is on leave as assistant to the president of the Akron firm, he added, of which he personally owns less than 10 per cent of the stock. He said he thought that failure to own controling stock cleared him of any "conflict of interest" in the tire purchase. TESTIMONY BROUGHT out that O'Neil's family controls the parent company and that the president, chairman of the board and several directors are cousins. Daniel said its main job was to determine if O'Neil met the lawful qualifications to be transportation chief which is that he spend full-time on it, be a resident of Tallahassee, and either a professional engineer or otherwise be qualified by experience or education.

O'Neil said although he maintains his family, including nine children, in Miami, he has an apartment here and spends Monday through Thursday in the Tallahassee office, flying to Miami to keep state office hours there each Friday. He said all he charges to the state is his round-trip plane fare, billing for per diem neither in Miami or in Tallahassee. He said he's spent all his life in the transportation field due to his connection with the tire business, and also cited his years as road chairman and turnpike authority member as qualifications for the top job over the whole state transporation field now. THE SENATE subcommittee also heard testimony from a U.S. Bureau of Roads official that Florida has not i irrevocably lost $19.1 million in federal interstate funds that temporarily lapsed for failure to have plans ready in time.

The spokesman, Wayne H. Brown, said Florida probably won't get the money in 1970 but won't lose it forever unless it fails to obligate the funds by June 30, 1972. O'Neil told the committee that his department lost the use of the money this year because of a "deliberate policy" of giving priority to construction of Interstate Highway 95 in Broward and Palm Beach counties and the projects were so complex they could not be readied in time. "This was a calculated risk," he admitted. FIVE Bay Area Deaths lived here three years, coming from Winter Park.

He was a retired assistant signal supervisor for a railroad, was a Mason and a Lutheran. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Florence Larson; two sons, Carl A. Larson Columbus, Ohio, and Karlis Larson, Warren, Ohio; a brother and three sisters. CHARLES BOLTON ZEPHYRHILLS Charles D.

Bolton, 76, died Saturday at Coral Gables Veterans Hospital. A native of Polk County, he a retired plastering contractor, a Seventh Day Adventist and a veteran of World War I. Survi-: include his widow, Mrs. vors Doris Bolton; two sons, Elon N. Bolton and Charles Bolton, and a daughter, Mrs.

Doris Cooper, all of Miami; three sisters, Mrs. Jane Richardson and Mrs. Mattie Johnson, both of Richland, and Mrs. Donie Browning of Tampa. New Port Richey Books Closed For Qualifying NEW PORT RICHEY (By Staff Writer) The bell rang yesterday at 5 p.m.

on potential candidates eyeing a race for the city council here. Yesterday was the last day candidates could qualify for the election, and no new one came forward, leaving six candidates on the Dec. 2 ballot. Running for mayor are City Councilman William H. Hammerly, realtor Bill Grey and former Councilman Gilbert S.

May. The mayor's post is being vacated by Clair E. Kohler, who is running for a seat on the council. Others running are Forest Livingston, semiretired contractor, and Stephen B. Lucas.

Councilman Richard J. Milbauer is not seeking reelection. Funeral Notices MAHON, CLAUDE services for Claude F. Mahon, 55, resident of 1517 Barr Drive, who passed away Saturday night at the Bay Pines Veterans Hospital, will be conducted Wednesday morning at 10:00 o'clock from the WILSON SAMMON MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 4730 N. Armenia with the Dr.

Joe Auten, pastor of the John Calvin Presbyterian Church, to officiate. Interment will follow in the American Legion Cemetery. Pallbearers: F. E. Huntley, A.

W. Bradford, Wiggins Mercer, Frank Long, Marvin Buckner, and T. K. McMullen. METZGER, CHARLES servA ices resident for of Charles 2318 W.

Lee Court, Metzger, who 62, passed away Saturday in a Tampa hospital, will be conducted Tuesday afternoon at 3:00 from the WILSON SAMMON MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 4730 N. Armenia with Rev. Calvin L. Davis, Rector of the St. Mary's Episcopal Church, to officiate.

Entombment to follow in the Myrtle Hill Memorial Park Mausoleum, where services will be conducted by the Memorial Lodge No. 20, Pallbearers: William Kendall Baker, Donald H. Foster, M.D., Arthur R. Lantz, Joseph Pupello, Jonas Sirotowitz, and T. Truett Ott.

Mr. Metzger was a well-known figure in the banking circles in the north as well as in the south. Mr. Metzger is survived by his wife, Mrs. Cora B.

Metzger, Tampa. PARRY, MRS. JOSEPHINE F. (JO) Mrs. Josephine F.

(Jo) Parry, 76, of 1014 East Cayuga, Tampa, passed away Sunday morning. Funeral services will be held Wednesday morning at 11:30 o'clock from the Chapel of the F. T. BLOUNT CO. FUNERAL HOME, 5101 NEBRASKA AVENUE, with Rev.

Ruth Rogers, pastor of Wesleyan Methodist Church, officiating. Interment will be in Garden of Memories Cemetery. Survivors include her husband, Mr. Dan Parry, Tampa, and 1 sister, Mrs. L.

C. Sims, Escondido, California. PENDARVIS, MRS. CHARLOTTE C. Funeral services for Mrs.

Charlotte C. Pendarvis, age 86, of 147 East 144th Avenue will be held Wednesday morning at 10:00 O'clock JENNINGS FUNERAL HOME CHAPEL, 6900 NEBRASKA AVE. AT SLIGH. Elder L. D.

Nichols Jr. of the Southside Seventh Day Adventist Church will officiate. Interment will follow at Orange Hill Cemetery. The family will receive friends this evening from 7 til 9 P.M. at the JENNINGS CHAPEL.

Pallbearers will be: Mr. Andrew J. Laird, Mr. Hubert Senkbeil, Mr. Clyde Imbler, Mr.

William Summers, Mr. Billy Jo Forsyth, and Mr. Harry Irwin. POE, MRS. PATRICIA "TEHANI" Funeral services for Mrs.

Patricia "Tehani" Poe, age 26, of 605 Curley San Antonio, and former resident of Tampa, will be held at 1:00 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at CURRY'S FUNERAL HOME. 605 S. MacDill Ave. The Rev. H.

Morris Shields, pastor of the Trinity United Methodist Church, will officiate. Interment will follow in Myrtle Hill Memorial Park. Pallbearers will be James Perry, Robert Lyle, Henry Walls, David Heirs, Leonard Cimador and James Hudson. POSTON, JOSEPH services for Mr. Joseph W.

Poston, 68, of Route 2, Box 678, Odessa, Fla. will be conducted Wednesday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock from the Garden Chapel of Duval Funeral Home, 3806 Nebraska with the Rev. J. L. Tester officiating.

Interment will be in Woodlawn Cemetery. Pallbearers will be members of the Memorial Lodge No. 20, who will also have charge of Graveside services. Mr. Poston was a member of the Centennial Lodge No.

14, of Washington, D.C., and the Scottish Rite bodies of Tampa. He was a resident of Washington, D.C., for 43 years, of which 10 years he was an executive with the Crusty Pie Inc. IRREGULAR DUE TO LACK OF FOOD BULK IN YOUR DIET TRY Kellogg's ALL Red Roses LOVE YOU" What better way to express true love than with the delicate beauty of a rose. Order them from Member Larson- Williams Florist FREE PARKING IN REAR 2801 Florida Ave. Phone 229-1975 THE TAMPA TRIBUNE 15-A Tuesday, November 11, 1969 MATPHAIS LORSCHEIDER HOLIDAY Matphais G.

Lorscheider, 68, of 4009 Holly Drive Forest Hills, died yesterday. He was a native of Rochester, N.Y., had lived here six years, coming from Seckeps Harbor, N.Y., was a retired construction superintendent, and I was a Catholic. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Mary E. Lorscheider; two brothers, including Joseph Lorscheider, Fort dale; and three sisters.

CARL LARSON PORT RICHEY Carl A. Larson, 70, of 219 Tangerine died Sunday. He was a native of Pittsburgh, and had Woman Killed In Collision At Gulfport GULFPORT (By Staff Writer) A 75-year-old woman was fatally injured yesterday when her car ran a stop sign and was struck broadside by another car. Gail Caldwell of 3111 53rd St. died of injuries about noon yesterday in Mound Park Hospital.

The driver of the other car, Lois Corn, 53, of 909 58th St. St. Petersburg, was listed in fair condition at Palms of Pasedena Hospital last night. According to investigating Officer Harold Mueller, the Caldwell car apparently failed to stop for the stop sign at 53rd Street and 22nd Avenue. The Caldwell car was listed as a total loss while damage to the Corn car was estimated at $250.

Sergeant Killed WASHINGTON (UPD The Defense Department yesterday announced the death of Army Sgt. David R. Branson, father of Miss Dena T. Branson, Mrs. Cleo Branson, Clearwater.

Sgt. Branson was killed in action in Vietnam. Funeral Notices GODWIN, ROSCOE Roscoe H. Godwin, 55, of Land 0' Lakes, Florida, passed away Sunday afternoon. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock from the First Baptist Church of Land O' Lakes with Rev.

W. R. Sanders, retired Church of God minister, and Rev. John T. Hutcherson, pastor of First Baptist Church of Land O' Lakes, officiating.

Active pallbearers will be David Skipper, Joe Haney, Richard Lang, Roy Hagan, S. C. Bexley and' Ted Williams. Honorary pallbearers will be Jack Cumbie, Jim Philbin, Dr. Peter 0.

Knight, Dr. Ralph Jensen, J. W. Conner D. D.

Covington and all members of the Florida State Game Fresh Water Commission. Interment will be in Floral Memory Gardens, Pasco County, Florida. Mr. Godwin will lie in state at the church from 1:00 o'clock Wednesday afternoon until time of service. F.

T. BLOUNT co. LUTZ FUNERAL HOME in charge of rangements. GIFFORD, CLARENCE ALLAN Clarence Allan Gifford, age 82, resident of 1404 E. Oakdale Street, Plant City, passed away Sunday.

Remains will be sent Wednesday, November 12 to the Reigle Sunset Chapel at 4305 Cleo Road, Flint, Michigan for funeral services and interment. The family will receive friends Tuesday evening from 7 to 9 PM at the MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME, Plant City. Memorial Funeral Home, Inc. in charge of local arrangements. HENRIOULLE, MRS.

NANCY Mrs. Nancy Henrioulle, 70, of 300 East Flora, Tampa, passed away Friday evening. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock from the Central Avenue Baptist Church, 6608 Central Avenue, with Rev. William K. Botner, pastor, officiating, assisted by Dr.

Roy Mason, retired Baptist minister. Pallbearers will be Milton Vann, Clifton Frink, Wilbur Morgan, Jimmy Knowles, Carl Wayne Smith and Earl Lyons. Interment will be in Myrtle Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Henrioulle will lie in state at the church from 1:00 o'clock Tuesday until time of service.

F. T. BLOUNT CO. FUNERAL HOME, 5101 NEBRASKA AVENUE, in charge of arrangements. HOFFMAN, JACOB EDWARD Funeral services for Mr.

Jacob Edward Hoffman, 89, of 1905 E. Idlewild will be held this afternoon at 3:00 O'clock from the CHAPEL OF THE JENNINGS FUNERAL HOME, 6900 NEBRASKA AVE. AT SLIGH. Rev. C.

M. Brooks, pastor of the Calvary Temple will officiate. Interment will follow at Garden of Memories Cemetery. HOLDRICH, ANTHONY Funeral services for Anthony Holdrich, age 84, of Sebring who passed away Monday, will be held at the Stephenson Funeral Home Chapel in Sebring Wednesday morning at 10:00 O'Clock AM with Reverend George C. Stulting, officiating.

Burial in Pinecrest cemetery in Sebring. JACKS, ERNEST LEE-Funeral services for Ernest Lee Jacks, 89, resident of 208 W. Adalee who passed away Sunday afternoon at his residence, will be conducted Wednesday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock from the WILSON SAMMON MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 4730 N. Armenia with the Rev. Philemon G.

Roberts, pastor of the Buffalo Avenue Church of God, the Rev. J. T. Pitts, pastor of the Sanford Church of God, and the Rev. R.

E. Drymon, retired pastor, to officiate. Interment will follow in the Garden of Memories Cemetery. The family will receive friends at the funeral home Tuesday evening between 7:00 and 8:00 o'clock. Mr.

Jacks is survived by his wife, Mrs. Ada Jacks, Tampa; a son, Cleburne Ernest Jacks, Tampa; three grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren. MURL DAUGHERTY BROOKSVILLE Murl G. Daugherty, 85, Weeki Wachee Woodlands, Brooksville, died Monday, He was a Baptist and a retired brick layer. He moved to this area 12 years ago.

Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Estelle Daugherty, Brooksville; three sons, Olin Harwood, Parma, Glen Harwood, Rapid River, and Leo Harwood, Port Huron, and one sister. MRS. HAZEL BENNETT AVON PARK Mrs. Hazel Alida Bennett, 79, died Sunday.

Born in Pennsylvania, she had lived here four years. She was an Episcopalian. Survivors include three sisters, including Mrs. Lena B. Thorne, St.

Petersburg and six brothers, including Carl Titus, Jacksonville. EDWARD ERNST BROOKSVILLE Edward Ernst, 71, Eastwood Heights, Brooksville, died Monday. A native of New York, he came here one and a half years ago. He was a Protestant, a retired salesman and a veteran of World War I. Survivors include his widow, Mrs.

Minnie Ernst, and a son, Edward Brooksville. MRS. EDNA ROSS OCALA Mrs. Edna E. Ross, 75, died Sunday.

A native of Kentucky, she moved to Ocala three years ago. Survivors include her husband Delbert R. Ross, Ocala; one daughter, Mrs. Ivalene Blakely, Conover, two sons, James E. Long, Stockton, Calif.

and Thomas A. Long, Ocala, and one sister Mrs. Bessie Young, St. Petersburg. Funeral Notices SARVIS, THOMAS BENJAMIN Thomas Benjamin Sarvis, 48, resident of Forbes Road, Plant City, passed away Sunday afternoon.

Time and date of funeral to be announced later MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME, Plant City. SCHRADER, MRS. ALICE Funeral services for Mrs. Alice Schrader, 76, of West Palm Beach, who passed away Sunday, will be held Wednesday morning at 8:30 o'clock in St. Anthony's Catholic Church with the Rev.

Lawrence Schuck, O.S.B., officiating. Interment will be in Garden of Memories Cemetery, San Antonio. Rosary services will be held Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in St. Anthony's Church. Survivors include two sisters-in-law, Mrs.

Theresa Schrader, San Antonio, Mrs. Eli Occhinero, Brooklyn, New York, and several nephews and nieces. Coleman and Ferguson Company is in charge. SUMMERS, JAMES D. (JIM) Mr.

James D. (Jim) Summers, 47, of A 8007 Sane Place, Tampa, passed away Saturday afternoon. Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at 10:00 o'clock from the chapel of the F. T. BLOUNT CO.

FUNERAL HOME, 5101 NEBRASKA AVENUE, with Rev. Fred W. Foster, pastor of Hillsborough United Methodist Church and Rev. Jack C. Kelley, pastor of Oak Grove United Methodist Church, officiating.

Active pallbearers will be Oscar W. Weeks John E. Shaffer, J. W. Fowler, Elton M.

Culbreath, Frank T. Moore and Frank Moses. Honorary pallbearers will be members of Temple Terrace Lodge No. 330 and Boilermakers Union No. 433.

Interment will be in Sunset Memory Gardens where graveside services will be conducted by Temple Terrace Lodge No. 330. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Wanda Summers, Tampa; two sons, Thomas Summers, Milwaunkee, James Summers, Denton, Texas; two daughters, Miss Aline Summers, Denton, Texas and Miss Donna Lynn Summers, Tampa; mother, Mrs. Eddie Summers, Birmingham, two brothers, Ray Summers, Birmingham, Jerry Summers, Atlanta, and one grandson.

WELLS, MRS. RUTH Mrs. Ruth Wells, 49, 4022 Watson Road, Tampa, died Sunday at the home of her daughter in Stuart, Fla. Funeral services will be held at the Aycork Funeral Home, Stuart, Wednesday at 2 o'clock. Interment will follow in Hillcrest Cemetery.

She is survived by her husband, Carl L. Wells, Tampa, 1 son Carl Leroy Wells, Tampa, 1 daughter, Mrs. C. F. Shawver, Stuart, 3 sisters, Mrs.

Abe Frank, Bluefield, W. Mrs. John L. Charles, Bluefield, W. Mrs.

Don Parsley, Williamson, W. 4 brothers. Henry Earls. Tampa, Louis Earls, W. Carl Earls, W.

Mack Earls, Cooling. Calif. and 1 grandson. Richard Eric Shawver. WOLFROM WAYNE T.

Funeral services for Mr. Wayne T. Wolfrom, age 85, who passed away Monday morning will be held at 2:30 P.M. Wednesdav. Nov.

12, in the chapel of the Scott Stephenson Smith Funeral Home with Reverend H. D. Graetz officiating. He will be laid to rest in Bougainville Cemetery. -Jenkins Co.

211 Franklin will close Wednesday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock due to the death and funeral of Mrs. Mary Emma Clayton. MRS. ELIZABETH McKNIGHT INVERNESS Mrs. Elizabeth T.

McKnight, 82, Lessons Trailer Park, Inverness, died Monday. She was a Catholic. Survivors include two brothers. EUGENE S. GAUSS CLEARWATER Eugene S.

Gauss, 72, of 1614 Rainbow Drive, died Sunday. Born in Michigan, he came here six years ago, was a retired owner and operator of a wholesale bakery, was a member of Faith United Church of Christ, and a Mason. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Frieda M. Gauss; two brothers and a sister.

ALBERT F. HOLZSCHUH CLEARWATER Albert F. Holzschuh, 70, of 2419 Gulf to Bay died Saturday. Born in New Jersey, he came here eight years ago, and was retired from General Motors. Survivors include his widow, Mrs.

Lucille V. Holzschuh; and two brothers. SUSAN L. HANDURA CLEARWATER -S us a L. Handura, 3, of 1660 Palace Drive, died yesterday.

Born in Clearwater, a Lutheran. Survivors include her parents, Mr. Mrs. George Handura and a brother, James J. Handura, Clearwater.

MRS. EVE NORWOOD CLEARWATER Mrs. Eve Norwood, 65, of 1102 N. Ft. Harrison died Sun day.

Born in Alabama, she came here in 1962 and was a Baptist. Survivors include her husband, Silas B. Norwood; two sons, Eltis and Frank K. Norwood of Clearwater; five brothers and four sisters. ROY B.

ANDERSON CLEARWATER-Roy B. Anderson, 76, of 501 Mandalay died yesterday. Born in New York, he came here three years ago, and was retired president of a varnish company. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Agnes A.

Anderson; a daughter, Mrs. Paul S. Eckhoff, Long Island, New York. SCREENS MADE TO ORDER FOR WINDOWS OR DOORS, PATIOS, POOLS OR PORCH ENCLOSURES All Kinds of Sereens Repaired By Experts FREE ESTIMATES AIR FLO SCREENS REASONABLE PRICES Free Pickup and Delivery 6112 40th STREET Corner 40th and Hanna PHONE 238-2182 Retired State Game Warden Dead At 55 battle with Gov. Claude Kirk's office over the issue.

The transportation committee will still look into the Governor's Club as it relates to operations of the Department of Transportation, but won't have the specific assignement of probing the top-secret, $500-a-year Governor's Schultz said. THE HOUSE transportation group has been involved in a detailed study of the Department of Transportation and began looking into possible links between contributors to the club and the awarding of road contracts. It resumes the probe today. Ferguson, who was the focal point of several controversies while working for Kirk, left the governor's staff last spring to take an executive position with General Acceptance Corp. in Allentown, Pa.

Ferguson could not be reached immediately for comment. The governor's press aide, Russ Stratton, said the governor would have no comment, but Stratton said, "there were seven weeks between the announcement Ferguson was leaving and his departure." Kunde's testimony came during a hearing on confirmation of the appointment of Secretary of Transportation Michael O'Neil. There appeared to be little connection between Kunde's testimony and the O'Neil appointment except that O'Neil suggested creation of the Governor's Club. Kunde said O'Neil never solicited funds from him. Kunde said the first contact about the Governor's Club came from a Miami attorney he identified as Tom Testa.

KUNDE SAID his firm, Kunde and Associates of Miami, has about $500,000 in contracts with the Department of Transportation. However, he said there was no connection between receipt of the contracts and his donations. He said he joined the Governor's Club which Kirk said was established to pay expenses not paid by the state in April of 1968 and had contributed a total of $18,000. Kunde described himself as a backer of former Gov. Haydon Burns who switched to fight Robert King High, Kirk's opponent in 1966.

He said he became disenchanted with "one or two people in the Governor's office," and when pressed for named Kunde responded, "Tom Ferguson, and he's one or two people." Kunde said he asked he could do to help the situation and 4 was told that he could join the Governor's Club. He said he subsequently "invested $15,000 to allow Mr. Ferguson to leave." The subcommittee members, shaking their heads in amazement, asked the total amount that was paid "to get rid of Ferguson," and Kunde said he didn't know. SEN. BILL YOUNG, pursuing the matter, questioned, "You understood the $15,000 would go to solve a problem you considered to be Tom Ferguson?" "Yes," Kunde replied.

Kunde didn't or couldn't explain how the $15,000 figured in the departure of Ferguson, but insisted that was what the money was intended to do. He said he thought "the governor is deserving of nicer things than he's given" regardless of who the governor may be and that this was one reason he donated to the Governor's Club. Agnew Returns To Attack, Calls Protests Pointless (Continued from Page 1) holding our sympathy. We can blunt its adverse impact by seizing the initiative." Speaking out as both critics and supporters of President Nixon's policy began a week of demonstrations centering on America's involvement in Vietnam, the vice president called for recognition of a "silent young majority, who go to school, and to work, and to war if necessary." "They are the nonshouting concerned, the nonradical responsible, the noncomplacement constructive activists of the under-30 generation," Agnew said. "Their idealism is disciplined by reason." AGNEW LINKED these young people with the "silent majority" which "we know is in this country." "This is the majority that President Nixon addressed on his Vietnam policy last week, and the majority that respond- Funeral Notices BIEKSZA, MRS.

MAGDALENE -The remains of Mrs. Magdalene R. Bieksza, 75, of 8525 Ola who passed away in a local hospital, were shipped Monday afternoon to the Richard Hochul Funeral Home, Buffalo, N.Y., for funeral services Friday, with interment to follow in the Holy Mother Rosary Cathedral Cemetery. Local arrangements in charge of SNIPES-HAMILTON FUNERAL HOME, 6718 N. Armenia Ave.

BIRTWHISTLE, HAROLD M. Mr. Harold M. Birtwhistle, 69, of 1803 E. 99th Avenue, Tampa, passed away Sunday morning.

Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock from the Chapel of the F. T. BLOUNT CO. FUNERAL HOME, 5101 NEBRASKA AVENUE, with Father Alfred E. Conolly, rector of St.

Clement's Episcopal Church, officiating. Pallbearers will be Verne Shannon, Gene Jameison, James W. Walker, Robert Redding, Jim Snavley and Arthur Conley. Interment will be in Myrtle Hill Cemetery. The family will be at the funeral home from 7 p.m.

until 9 p.m. Tuesday evening. BONILLA, WILLIAM -Funeral services for Mr. William W. Bonilla, age of 2420 Long will be held today (Tuesday) at 11 a.m., from the A.P.

BOZA RIVERSIDE CHAPEL, 3809 N. ARMENIA with interment to follow in Centro Espanol Memorial Park. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Gloria Bonilla; his mother, Mrs. Edelmira Hardiman; two sons, Lt.

William N. Bonilla, U.S. Air Force, and Sgt. Gerald Bonilla; two sisters, Mrs. Edelmira Flores and Mrs.

America Parkhurst and one brother, Michael Angel Bonilla. BUCK, EDWARD H. Funeral services for Mr. Edward Hampton Buck, age 88, 1305 S. Albany will be held at 4:00 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at CURRY'S FUNERAL HOME, 605 S.

MacDill Ave. The Rev. Carl A. cutt, pastor of the Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd, will officiate. Interment will be in Wytheville, Va.

Honorary pallbearers will be Major Curtis Spencer, Walter C. Heyl, Stanley Voorhees, Ray Roy, Cliff Johnson, Paul Knecht, David Davis and Ray Newcomer. Mr. Buck was a native of Rural Retreat, had lived in Tampa for the past 40 years and operated the Jacaranda Tea Room on Plant Ave. for many years prior to its closing.

He was a member of the Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd, Clinchfield Lodge No. 256, F. A. Dante, and Kazim Temple Shrine, Roanoke, and is survived by his daughter, Mrs. Mildred Simms of Tampa.

PLEASE OMIT FLOWERS. CLAYTON, MRS. MARY EMMA--Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Emma Clayton, 91, resident of 57 Hamilton Heath, and formerly of 406 East Park who passed away Monday afternoon in a local hospital, will be conducted Wednesday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock from the WILSON SAMMON MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 4730 N. Armenia with the Rev.

Donald R. Comer, pastor of the Nebraska Avenue United Methodist Church, to officiate, and assisted by the Rev. J. Withers Blake, D.D., retired pastor of the Seminole Heights Methodist Church. Interment will follow in the Myrtle Hill Memorial Park Cemetery, Pallbearers: Odis Moy, George McConnell, Milton McConnell, Clyde Bogue, John M.

Corum and W. H. Herndon. LAND O' LAKES Roscoe H. Godwin, 55, Land O' Lakes, died Sunday.

A lifelong resident of Pasco County, he was a retired supervisor of the State Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission, for which he had worked 31 years. He was a Baptist. Survivors include: his widow Mrs. Maxine Godwin, Land O' Lakes; a son, Roscoe Arnold Godwin, Lakeland; two daughters, Mrs. Mark Weeks, Dade City and Mrs.

Linda Seymour, Miami; three brothers, Dewey and Joe Godwin, Miami, and Melton E. Godwin, Land O' Lakes, and four sisters, Mrs. Azzaline Phillips, San Antonio; Mrs. Ada Kelly and Mrs. Anna Alvarez, Tampa, and Mrs.

Pauline Walker, Lane O'Lakes. Hillsborough Toll The Greater Tampa Citizens Safety Council reports comparative totals on accidental deaths in Hillsborough County through 10 am. Year to Date 1969 1968 On job 22 11 Home 45 49 Traffic ..141 93 Drowned 24 32 Misc. public areas 22 20 Total .254 205 Hear again for only $75 Hear again. Enjoy life again.

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223-3441 ed with such resounding support," the vice president said. Then turning again to the silent young majority, Agnew challenged it "to make itself heard, to come to its own defense." He said they had been "overshadowed by the strident minority who allocate unto themselves voice, virtue and power out of proportion to their numbers and even more out of proportion to their abilities." Funeral Notices his wife, Willamina L. Cook, also of Odessa, 1 son, Derwood of Clearwater, 2 grandchildren, a brother, William S. Cook of Tampa and a sister Mrs. Louella Hansen, of Tampa.

He was a retired contractor. Funeral services will be at the Moss Chapel, Dunedin, Wednesday, November 12 at 10 AM conducted by Reverend Harold Popp, pastor of the Great Lutheran Church, Clearwater. Interment will be at Sylvan Abbey Memorial Park, Pinellas County, Fla. Visiting hours Tuesday evening 7 to 9 PM. COOK, FRANCIS E.

Francis E. Cook, 74, lived at Rt. 2, Box 773, Odessa, Fla. died November 9, 1969 at his home. He was born in Cabery, Illinois, moved to Odessa in 1941 from Chicago.

He is a Protestant. He is survived by DAUGHERTY, MURL for Mr. Murl G. Daugherty, age 85, who died Monday morning in Lakeland will be 11 a.m. Wednesday from the funeral home chapel with Rev.

James E. White officiating. Burial will be in Mendon, Mich. John W. Turner Home for Funerals in charge of arrangements.

DAVIS, DEBORAH LYNN Funeral services for Deborah Lynn Davis, 5, of 10001 Leila will be conducted at 2:30 Wednesday afternoon from the Chapel of SNIPES-HAMILTON FUNERAL HOME, 6718 N. Armenia with Rev. Clarence Parker, pastor of the New Hope Baptist Church of Mayo, officiating. Interment to follow in the Keystone Cemetery. Pallbearers to serve are Henry Messer, Howard Disney, Patrick Hammer, Jimmy Mercer, Philip Anderson and Pete Castendyk.

THE FAMILY WILL BE AT THE FUNERAL HOME THIS EVENING FROM 7 TO 9 FOR VISITATION OF FRIENDS. Survivors include her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willie G. Davis of Tampa; 3 brothers, William Owen, Fred O.

and Thomas G. Davis of Tampa; 2 sisters, Patricia Ann and Sandra L. Davis of Tampa; paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A.

J. Barlow of Tampa; maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Troy Peel of Tampa, DAVIS, FRANK E. Funeral services for Mr.

Frank E. Davis, 85, of 2109 North St. will be held this morning at 10:00 O'clock at the graveside in Garden of Memories Cemetery. Rev. H.

C. Stringfellow will officiate. JENNINGS FUNERAL HOME, 6900 NEBRASKA AVE. AT SLIGH in charge of arrangements. ERNST, EDWARD services for Mr.

Edward Ernst, who died Nov. 10th in the Veterans Hospital in Gainesville, will be held at three o'clock Wednesday afternoon from Turner's Chapel with Rev. Charles Mills officiating. Cremation will follow. John W.

Turner Home for Funerals, Brooksville, in charge of arrangements. FOSS, GEORGE D. SR. Funeral services for Mr. George D.

Foss 72, of 406 N. Hilltop Brandon, will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2:00 P.M. at the Stowers Chapel with Rev. Ross M. Geiger officiating.

Interment will follow in Limona Cemetery, Arrangements by STOWERS FUNERAL HOME, BRANDON. HUTTO'S POTTED GLADIOLUS MUMS Open 6 A.M. to 12 Midnight Cor. N. Blvd.

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