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3a I STATE THE TAMPA TRIBUNE, Wednesday, March 7, 1984 15-B TOMLINSON, Katherine Marga Obituaries House moves toward restoring Irene Roach; three sisters, Sherri and Wendy Roach, both of Land O' Lakes, Kimberly Saavedra of Tampa; two brothers, Leslie Roach of Land O' Lakes and Jim Roach of Saudi Arabia; and his grandparents, Leland and Lucy Cain. F.T. Blount Funeral Home, Lutz-Land O' Lakes Chapel. Amtrak's Pinellas County service ret, 78, of Hernando, died Monday. Hooper Funeral Home.

DeSoto DAZEY, Mary 77, of Arcadia, died Sunday. Robarts-Grady Funeral Home, v- Hardee DUVALL, John 74, of Wauchula. died Monday. Curry Raley Funeral Home. didn't make a lot of sense.

It was an extraordinary expense for few people," he said. But, when asked about 1982 Amtrak figures that showed 44,000 people in Pinellas County rode the train that year compared to 33,000 in Tampa, Jacobsen said he was not in the position to debate figures. Amtrak had claimed that it could save $1.3 million a year in the move, which involves providing bus service from Tampa to St. Petersburg-Clearwater and Sarasota-Bradenton, with the same service travelers from those points to Tampa. It was an inconvenience to customers because the Tampa to Pinellas route took 1 hour and 45 minutes over sometimes bumpy tracks.

The bus service is 75 minutes faster, Amtrak said. Todd said she thought Amtraks decision was more politically motivated. "I think it was a political decision. They (Amtrak) threw out statistics on how they'd save money with buses. I can't believe that carting people around in buses is less expensive," she said.

to Young. "Isn't this great? If this does go through the Congress, and I feel confident it will, it will be attributable to Bill Young," she said. And, added Commissioner Gabe Cazares, "This brings Pinellas County back into the 20th century." Specifically, the amendment states that service will be restored within 30 days of enactment of the authorization act. "The corporation (Amtrak) shall reinstate rail passenger service between Tampa, Fla. and St.

Petersburg as such service was in operation as of Jan. 1, 1984," the amendment read. Young would not speculate on how long it will take the Senate to address the legislation, but is confident it will be passed. "It's just a matter of time. If I were (Amtrak President) Graham Claytor I'd be starting those trains up right away," said Young.

Amtrak spokesman John Jacob-sen said the company would abide by Congress' decision, but added Amtrak still feels its decision to eliminate the service is sound. "The operation west of Tampa By STEVE MOORE Tribune Staff Writer The U.S. House of Representatives Tuesday gave a boost to Rep. C.W., Bill Young's quest to restore passenger train service to Pinellas County, passing the Amtrak Authorization Act that includes an amendment prohibiting discontinuance of, the service. Passage of the act, a two-year authorization on federal funding to Amtrak, came late Tuesday.

The legislation now moves to the Senate. If it goes the way of the House, passenger trains, which quit stopping in St. Petersburg-Clearwater Feb. 1, would return this year. "I'm very pleased my colleagues (in the House) supported my efforts in this regard.

We could've given up, but we didn't," said Young in a tele- phone interview from his Washington, D.C., office. Local officials were equally as pleased. County Commissioner Barbara Sheen Todd, who strongly opposed the train company's decision to stop service, said she was elated with this latest development and gave credit Hernando MONTFORT Mary, 62, of Spring Hill, died Monday. Brewer Memorial FuneralHome. ROWLAND, Lillian, 70, of Spring Hill, died Monday.

Brewer mortal Funeral Home. STREBE, Frank 79, of Spring Hill, died Sunday. Brewer Memorial Funeral Home. SULLIVAN, Adeline Lueck, 70, of Port Richey, died Monday. Well-wood Funeral Home.

Highlands ALLEN, Martha 85, of Se-bring, died Monday. Warren-Morris Funeral Home. CURTIN, Virginia Ruth, 68, of DeSoto City, died Monday. Warren Morris Funeral Home. SHUFF, John 76, Df Placid Lakes, died Monday.

Scott Funeral Home. Pasco JOHNSON, Wendell 71, of New Port Richey, died Tuesday; North Funeral Home. JORGENSEN, Erasmus, 80, of Hudson, died Tuesday. Bell Funeral Home. KEEHNER, Edward, 70, of Holi FLORENCE E.

MARLOWE, 77, of Tampa, died Tuesday. She had lived in Tampa since 1939. She was a member of Highlands United Methodist Church and president of Mary Martha class. She is survived by her husband, Millard a son, Richard a sister, Lucille Armstrong; and a grandson. Garden of Memories Funeral Home.

FRANCES E. NELSON, 74, of Lakeland, died Monday. She was born in Tampa. She moved from Tampa to Lakeland in 1951. The housewife was a member of South-side Baptist Church of Lakeland.

She is survived by her husband, J. Alexander; two sons, Alex Jr. of Plant City and Alan of Tampa; a sister, Dorothy Franklin of Hillsborough, and six B. Marion Reed Funeral Home. JOSEPH S.

"JOE" 69, of Temple Terrace, died Tuesday. He had lived in the Bay area since 1959. He was a retired captain of the U.S. Navy. He is survived by his wife, Douglas four daughters, Dabney Mann of Franklin, Anne Delo of Middle-town, Pamela Edwards of St.

Augustine and Mary Ray of Nashville, three sisters, Mrs. H.M. Fulton and Lois Phillips, both of Bartow, Lollie Davis of Tallahassee; a brother, Robert of Bartow; and four grandchildren. Garden of Memories Funeral Home. MELVIN D.

SHOLL, 61, of 4810 Wynwood Drive, Tampa, died Tuesday. He had lived in Tampa 22 years, coming from South Bend, Ind. He was Deputy Director of Hillsborough Employment and Training Program, held graduate degrees from the University of Illinois and Notre Dame University, was a Eucharistic Minister and Lector at Catholic Church of the Incarnation. He retired as lieutenant colonel of the U.S. Air Force, after 26 years of service as a pilot and in Intelligence.

He was a member of the Retired Officer's Association. He is survived by his wife, Beverly; two sons, Neal and Troy; a daughter, Cynthia Kingston; two sisters. Patsy Cook and Shirley Wright; and four grandchildren. A.P. Boza Town 'N Country Chapel.

GERRY DENNIS SLAUN-WHITE, 26, of Lutz, died Sunday. Cause of death was unavailable. A native of Montague City, he had lived in the Bay area since 1970. He was a member of Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses. He is survived by his wife, Sandra a son, Jamie Scott; his parents, Stewart and.

Evelyn; five brothers, Vernon Stewart Kevin Brian K. and Dale two sisters, Cara L. and Wendy and paternal grandparents, Stewart and Nell of Charle-mont, Mass. F.T. Blount Funeral Home, Lutz-Land O' Lakes Chapel.

Hillsborough ERNEST OTTO BACHMAN, 66. of Dover, died Monday. He -had lived in the Bay area since 1972, coming from Elyria, Ohio. The machinist was a member of V.F.W. and the Sheriffs Club.

He is survived by his wife, Elnora; and a sister, Florence Rasnick of Ontario, Calif. Stowers Funeral Home, Brandon. BENNIE R. BRUCE, 74, of 4000 E. Flejcher Tampa, died Friday.

A native of Virginia, he came to Florida 11 years ago. He was a veteran of World War II, serving in the Coast Guard. He retired from FMC Corp. of Front Royal, after 30 years of service. He was a member of United Methodist Church of Sperryville, past master of Washington Lodge No.

78 F. A.M. of Washington, and Hiram Royal Arch Chapter No. 45 of Front Royal, Va. He is survived by his wife, Daisy; a sister, Nina Brown of Sperryville, and a brother, Robert F.

of Front Royal, Va. Maddox Funeral Home, Front Royal and National Cremation Society, St. Petersburg. STEGER RICHARD BURNEY, 56, of Riverview, died in Texas. He had lived in the Bay area most of his life, coming from Georgia.

The merchant seaman was a member of National Maritime Union. He is survived by his wife, Mildred; two daughters, Rickey Tusing of Quitman, Texas, and Charlotte Isabell of Dallas; two stepsons, Jessie and Leffie Lowe, both of Tampa; his mother, Emma a brother, Walter L. of Tampa; and three grandchildren. Stowers Funeral Home, River-view. ADA CARILLO, 53, of 2906 Ybor Tampa, died Monday.

A native of Cuba, she had lived in Tampa 17 years. She was supervisor of office maintenance. She is survived by her husband, Rosendo; her mother, Rosa Alvarez; a daughter, Olga Lidiar two stepdaughters, Maribel Menendez of Miami and Ana de Jesus Gonzalez of New Jersey; a brother, Luis Carbajal of Cuba; and four sisters, Alicia, Elda and Clelia Carbajal, all of Cuba and Ortelia Castro of Tampa. A.P. Boza Riverside Chapel.

EVELYN ELIZABETH "EBBIE" FARIS, 75, of Tampa, died Tuesday. Born in Rock Hill, S.C., she camd.to Tampa 57 years ago from Rock Hill. She retired as manager of Florida State Theatres, after 42 years of service. She was a charter member of Business and Professional Women of North Tampa and honorary mayor of Sulphur Springs. She was Tampa's first woman theatre manager, managing the Florida, Strand, Garden, Seminole and Spring Theatres and had been assistant manager of Palace Theatres.

She of the Baptist faith. She is by a brother, Thomas and a sister, Cynthia Faris Collins. B. Marion Reed Funeral Home. ANDREW C.

GAUSE, 89, of Odessa, died Tuesday. The retired electrical contractor had lived in the-Bay area since 1978. He is sur- vived by a daughter, Betty G. McGuirt of Tampa; a sister, Laura Conn of Uniontown, two grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren. Garden of Memories Funeral DANIEL "DANNY" CLYDE MACON, 27, of Land O' Lakes, died Sunday in a diving accident.

A native of Tampa, he had lived in the Bay area for 14 years. He attended school in Hillsborough and Pasco counties and served in the U.S. Army 82nd Airborne Division. He is survived by his parents, Bill and day, died Sunday. North Funeral Home.

LEMONS, Leland 66, of Holi VS 7l day, died Saturday. Thomas B. Dobies FuneralHome. Tribune photo by DAVID POLCYN Polk BAILEY, Bessie 62, of Winter Haven, died Sunday. Kersey Funeral Home.

DURHAM, Robert Charles, 37, of Winter Haven, died Sunday. Cause of death was unavailable. Crisp-Coon Funeral Home. GAYE, Amy, 19, of Haines City, died Sunday. Cause of death was unavailable.

Curry Raley Funeral Home. GOSS, Bryant W. 6, of Winter Haven, died Sunday. Cause of death was unavailable. Ott-Laughlin Funeral Home.

GOSS, Christine Dawn, 9, of Winter Haven, died Sunday. Cause of death was unavailable. Ott-Laughiin Funeral Home. Ready for 'Super Tuesday' Bob Gilder, right, talks with volunteers who will be helping to get voters out to the polls on Tuesday. Volunteers trained by the Hillsborough County Voter Registration Coalition Tuesday night at Hillsborough Community College will assist in telephone and door-to-door canvassing, distributing leaflets, and providing rides to the polls, among other things.

Deaths Elsewhere HAMILTON, Mary Jjranc.g, UGH FRASER, the aristo- Lvle. 81. of Winter Haven, dlee olitician whose wife and day. Ott-Laughlin Funeral 1 Lady Antonia Fraser, LODMELL, Julia Ann, 587 KAb for playwright Harold Lake Wales, died Monday. Marion-a-Aett dral, Cochereau was director of the Conservatoire Nationale de Musique at Lyon.

Earlier, he directed music, conservatories at Le Mans and Nice. Veteran actor HENRY WIL-COXON, who played Antony to Clau-dette Colbert's Cleopatra and specialized in other historical roles ranging from English kings to cavemen, died at his home Tuesday. He was 78. A family spokeswoman said Wil-coxon died of congestive heart failure and leukemia following an illness. Wilcoxon, who was born and raised in the West Indies, began his career on British stage.

Cecil B. De-Mille brought him to the United States in 1934 to star in the first version of "Cleopatra," and the two men became close friends and film industry associates. death. The British public knew Fraser best because of the scandal involving his ex-wife, Lady Antonia the best-selling author of "Mary, Queen of the Scots" and "Cromwell," who left him for Pinter. Actress Vivien Merchant, who cited Lady Antonia Fraser in a divorce proceeding against Pinter, claimed her husband was by Lady Antonia Fraser she has cast a spell over him." Sir Hugh at first fought divorce, then had his 20-year marriage dissolved in 1977.

PIERRE COCHEREAU, principal organist at Notre Dame cathedral in Paris since 1955, died Tuesday of a heart attack, friends announced. He was 59. Besides his work for the cathe Pinter in a much-publicized scandal, died Tuesday. He was 66. Fraser was admitted to St.

Thomas Hospital last week after developing complications from a cyst on his lung. He had been ill for some time. Fraser, who represented the English Midlands district of Stafford and Stone in Parliament, was a popular member of the Conservative Party who won re-election last summer by a huge majority. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, in a statement released by No. 10 Downing said she was "deeply saddened" by Fraser's Nelson Funeral Home.

MONAGHAN, Theodore, 98, of Winter Haven, died Monday. Mitchell-Shiver Funeral Home. MURPHY, William 54, of Battle Creek, died Saturday in Winter Haven. Crisp Coon Funeral Home. SW AFFORD, Low, 63, of Lakeland, died Monday.

Gentry-Morrison Southside Funeral Home. WILLE, William Paul, 63, of Lakeland, died Sunday. Gentry-Morrison Funeral Home. Catherine, 67, of Fort Meade, died Saturday. Gause Funeral Home.

Citrus BARKER, Beulah 63, of Floral City, died Sunday. Charles E. Davis Funeral Home. HAWKINS, Alice, 90, of Floral City, died Monday. Charles E.

Davis Funeral Home. LEE, Jack Floral City, died Monday. Charles E. Davis Funeral Home. Funeral Notices i .1 1 bie" Faris, 75, of Tampa, will be held Thursday at 10:00 a.m.

at the B. Marion Reed Hyde Park Chapel, 258 Plant Ave. Dudley Dixon will officiate. Interment will follow in Garden of Memories. Active Pallbearers are: Vince Pul-lara, Vincent Pullara, Steven Pullara, Collin King, Dean Hart, and Ralph Seckinger.

Honorary Pallbearers are: Dick Stowers, Leon Cazin, Albert Cazin, Billy Cazin, Joe Taylor, Dr. M.D. Clayton, III, is survived by her brother, Thomas J. Far-is, and sister, Cynthia Faris Collins, both of Tampa; 4 nieces, Betsy Pullara, Kay King, Jessica Hart and Jean Far-is; nephew, Eddie Faris; 4 great grand nieces, Justine Pullara, Debbie Campbell, Lisa Faris and Jeanine Hart; 4 great-grand nephews, Vincent Pullara, Steven Pullara, Collin King and Deano Hart; and sister-in-law, Eleanor Faris, Tampa. Friends may call at 8714 Renfrew Place, Tampa.

B. MARION REED DUVALL WAUCHULA Funeral services for John W. Duvall will be Thursday at 4 p.m. at the Wauchula Hills Baptist Church with burial In Wauchula Cemetery. Survivors are his wife, Moneda Duvall; 2 daughters, Dr.

M.D. Clayton, Dr. Bennie Maniscalo, Dr. Matthew Glover, Eddie Faris, Jim Faris, Jimmy Collins, Raymond Rose, Bud Mueller, Asa Lynch, Buddy Jenkins, Edwin Chas-tain, Michael Tyre, and all former Florida State Theatre Associates. A native of Rock Hill, S.C., she had been a resident of Tampa for 57 years.

She had worked for Florida State Theatres for 42 years becoming Tampa's First Woman Theatre Manager. She had managed the Florida, Strand, Garden, Seminole, and Springs Theatres and had been assistant manager of Palace Theatres; a charter member of Business Professional Women, North Tampa; Honorary Mayor of Sulphur Springs and was of the Baptist faith. She survived by his parents Bill and Irene Roach of Land O'Lakes; his sisters, Sherri Roach of Land O'Lakes, Kimberly Saavedra of Tampa and Wendy Roach of Land O'Lakes; his brothers, Leslie Roach of Land O'Lakes, Jim Roach of Saudi Arabia; his grandparents, Leland and Lucy Cain of Land O'Lakes. Visitation services will be held Wednesday March 7th at the Blount Funeral Home in Lutz from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. The funeral will be held Thursday at 10:00 o'clock with Rev.

R.L. Cole officiating. Pallbearers will be Jay Clark, Will Rodriguez, Jimmy Redbrook, Michael Ragsdale, Dennis Ragsdale, Douglas Ragsdale and Bill Bunting. Danny was of the Baptist Faith and was a friend to all who knew him. F.T.

BLOUNT CO. Lutz-Land O'Lakes Chapel NELSON Graveside services diana, and Florence Page, Idaho Falls, Idaho; 13 grandchildren and 14 The family will receive friends Wednesday from 7-9 p.m. at Curry Raley Funeral Home. LYNN Funeral services for Mr. Herbert G.

Lynn, 72, 5112 N. Habana lifelong resident of Tampa, who passed away Sunday morning, will be held Wednesday morning at 10 a.m. at Marsicano Funeral Home, 4040 Henderson Blvd. Rev. Arvel E.

Adams, retired Baptist Minister, will officiate. Interment will follow in Oak Grove Cemetery. MARSICANO MACON Daniel "Danny" Clyde Macon, a resident of Land O'Lakes for the past 14 years, was born in Tampa and was 27 years old. He attended school in Hillsborough, and Pasco Counties and served in the U.S. Army 82nd Airborne Division.

He is FARIS Funeral services for Evelyn Elizabeth "Eb- Memorial Park. Dr. Phillip Lykes, Pastor of Southside Baptist Church of Lakeland will officiate. Mrs. Nelson was a native and resident of Tampa until she moved to Lakeland in 1951.

She was a member of Southside Baptist Church in Lakeland. She is survived by her husband, J. Alexander, Lakeland; 2 sons, Alex Nelson Plant City, and Alan, Tampa; 1 sister, Mrs. Dorothy Franklin, Hillsborough, Calif, and 6 grandchildren. The family request that flowers be omitted.

Anyone wishing to do so, may make a donation to the American Heart Association in Mrs. Nelson's memory. B. MARION REED RICHARDSON ST. AUGUSTINE Cornelius W.

Richardson, 71, 237 Argonaut St. Augustine, died Sunday, March 4, at his home. He was a native of Macon, Geo. and resided in St. Augustine since 1977.

He was Night Auditor at the Ponce de Leon Lodge and was a member of the Merchant Marine, having served In World War II. He also held membership in the Millwrights and Machinery of Tampa. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Chapel of Craig Funeral Home. Burial will be in San Lorenzo Cemetery, St.

Augustine. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Marguerite Richardson; 1 son, C.W. Richardson, both of St. Augustine; 4 sisters; 4 brothers; and 2 grand-children.

ROSTETTER PORT CHARLOTTE Duke E.P. Rostetter. age 1, of 455 N.E. Breezeswept Port Charlotte, died March 3, at his residence. He was born in Mobile, AL on December 27, 1982.

He was a member of the Full Gospel Assembly of God in Port Charlotte. He Is survived by his father, Earl J. Proctor of Wisconsin; his mother, Robin E. Rostetter of Port Charlotte; maternal grandparents, Tom and Mary Lou Price, of Port Charlotte, Jack and Janice Rostetter of Odessa, paternal grandparent, Mary Proctor, of Wisconsin; great-grandparents, Norman and Beatrice Topplns, Port STOWERS Wednesday March 7 at 1:00 p.m. at the Kays-Ponger Port Charlotte Chapel with burial to follow at Royal Palm Memorial Gardens, in Punta Gorda, Fla.

STEPHENS Prayer services for Mr. William L. Stephens, 84, of 5912 Sussex Dr. will be held Wednesday evening 8:30 p.m. at the A.P.

Boza Town Country Chapel. Rev. James Wood, Pastor of Broad Street Christian Church will officiate. Interment will be Thursday 12 Noon at Auburndale Memorial Park in Auburndale, Fl. Mr.

Stephens was a native of Curren, Illinois and had been a resident of Tampa for 12 years. Mr. Stephens is survived by one son, Ray Stephens; three sisters, Ruth Brenner, Rose Beard, and Grace Bronson; one grandson, Gene Stephens; and two great granddaughters. The family will receive friends (tonight) Wednesday from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.

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