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a a B-2 The Bradenton Herald, Friday, October 21, 1983 Board grants tax exemption to state senator A piece of south county land owned by state Sen. Patrick Neal was granted a valuable tax exemption Wednesday by the county Property, Appraisal Adjustment Board, which overruled Property Appraiser Frank Perkins. The exemptions, called greenbelts, are reserved for commerical agricultural lands, offering lower taxes as an incentive to avoid profitable development and keep them "green." The land, owned by the Neal Island Investment Properties, is in the process of being rezoned for development but now has cattle grazing on it. The Arvida Corp. is interested in buying the land to develop it.

The board also approved a greenbelt for Bill Mote, who owns land near Neal's. Like Neal, Mote grazes cattle but has begun seeking zoning changes to allow for development. All other petitions Wednesday to overrule Perkins were overturned. Deaths Marguerite A. Barthes Marguerite A.

Barthes, 83, of 6323 Waikiki Drive, died Tuesday (Oct. 18, 1983) in Carol Lou Mora Care Center. There will be no visitation. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Monday in Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Church, 1338 Megellan Drive, Whitfield Estates, with the Rev.

Martin Flynn officiating. Bradenton Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Born in Clermont, France, Miss Barthes came to Bradenton in 1943 from France. She was a retired private school teacher in Sarasota and was a former French teacher in Our Lady Queen of Martyrs School. She was a Catholic and was a U.S.

Army veteran of World War II. She is survived by her brother, Pierre, of Mont Piellier, Herault, France. Philip Tingley Bogue Philip Tingley Bogue, 89, of 830 North Shore Drive, Anna Maria, died Wednesday (Oct. 19, 1983) in L.W. Blake Memorial Hospital.

There will be no local visitation or services. Services will be in Diggs Funeral Service in Marion, Ind. Burial will be in Odd Fellows Cemetery, Marion. GriffithCline Funeral Home is in charge of local arrangements. Born in Marion, Mr.

Bogue came to Bradenton in 1959 from Port Huron, Mich. He worked for the U.S. Government as an immigration inspector. He was a Presbyterian and a member of the American Federation of Government Employees. He is survived by Bernice a daughter, Miriam Mathews of Port Huron; a son, Stuart, of Royal Oak, a sister, Marion Borders of Sullivan, eight grandchildren; and 11 great-grandchildren.

Rita C. Breitbach Rita C. Breitbach, 62, of 9718 Hernando Court, died Monday (Oct. 17, 1983) in L.W. Blake Memorial Hospital.

There will be no visitation. Services will be in First, call for help INFORMATION and REFERRAL SERVICES, IN MANATEE COUNTY Phone 747-1891 Trust 1D BEFORE DEATH OCCURS BROWN FUNERAL HOME, INC. 758-7788 TOALE BROTHERS FUNERAL HOME CREMATORY 746-6191 WHAT'S EXCITING AND NEW AND COMING TO MANATEE COUNTY ON OCTOBER 31, BUT ISN'T HALLOWEEN? Keep looking in The Bradenton Herald to find out! FUN BREW Buy Or Rent Everything You Need For An Exciting Halloween Party Masks Costumes Makeup Paper Plastic Ware Tables Chairs, Etc. at BRADENTON RENT-ALL and PARTYLAND 2706 14th St. Bradenton 747-1111 21, 1983 Police briefs Police briefs Man arrested in disturbance at bar A Bradenton man, accused of threatening several men with a knife and a shovel handle at a Bradenton bar Wednesday afternoon, was arrested, according to the Manatee County Sheriff's Department.

Roy Thomas Green, 33, of 2409 13th St. is being held in the county jail in lieu of a $1,557 bond on three charges: carrying a concealed weapon, improper display of a weapon, and resisting arrest without violence. Green was arrested when Deputy Sheriff David Livingston was called to a fight at the Sunset Bar on 14th Street West. Green reportedly refused the deputy's request to put down his weapons. When Green turned away from Livingston, the deputy grabbed Green's right arm, causing him to drop the knife.

Later, Livingston found three additional knives on Green, inside his boot, belt and pants pocket, according to the deputy's report. Employees allegedly threatened A reported retail theft at a Bradenton food store became a disturbance when a Bradenton man allegedly threatened two store employees with the sharp edges of a broken wine bottle Wednesday night. Thomas Martin Bismark, 20, of 823 63rd Ave. was accused of trying to steal a box of snack cakes around 9 p.m. from the Grand Union store at 57th Avenue and 14th Street West.

According to Deputy Sheriff Violet Duey's1 report, Bismark was intercepted by store employees Aaron Siegert Colonial Funeral Home in Dubuque, Iowa. Palmetto Funeral Home is in charge of local arrange- ments. Born in Iowa, Mrs. Breitbach came to Bradenton five years ago from Dubuque. She was a housewife.

She is survived by four daughters, Dolores Manderscheid of Palmetto, Carol Kalan of Fridley, Joyce Chase of Toronto, Canada, and Sandra Bushman of Dubuque; two brothers; two sisters; and 15 grandchildren. John W. Daugherty John W. Daugherty, 64, of 2015 57th Ave. died Thursday (Oct.

20, 1983) in Manatee Memorial Hospi- tal. There will be no visitation. Memorial services will be held at a later date. Memorial donations may be made to Shriners' Crippled Children's Hospital, care of the Sahib Shrine Temple, 600 N. Beneva Road, Sarasota, FL 33582.

National Cremation Society is in charge of arrangements. Born in Orleans, Mr. Daugherty came to Florida in 1970 from Marlboro, Ind. He was a spectographic engineer. He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church, Orleans.

He was a veteran of World War II and member of the Masonic Blue Lodge 228 in Mitchell, Ind. He is survived by his wife, Helen; a son, Patrick, of Bradenton; a daughter, Margaret Neill of South Hamilton, a brother, Russell, of Mitchell; two sisters, Ruby Taylor of Orleans and Pollie Ridepath of Beach Grove, and two grandchildren. Raymond William Fisher Raymond William Fisher, 76, of 835 La Jolla Sun City Center, died Wednesday (Oct. 19, 1983) in Bradenton. There will be no visitation or services.

Griffith-Cline Funeral Home is in charge of cremation. Born in Oakland, Mr. Fisher came to Bradenton in 1967 from Winston-Salem, N.C. He worked as an electronics engineer for Western Electric in North Davis, 20, and Paul Burgher, 24. They marched him back to the store's office.

But, once inside the office, Bismark reportedly grabbed a bottle of wine, broke it, and held the two men at bay. Then he attempted to flee, but, once again, he wasn't fleet enough. Bismark is being held in the county jail on three counts of aggravated assault and retail theft. The box of "Little Debbie" snack cakes cost 81 cents and the broken bottle of wine was $6.29. Bismark's total bond is $1,619.

Salesman injured by theft suspect A door-to-door salesman was injured slightly in Palmetto Tuesday morning when a teenage boy reportedly stole his van loaded with assorted dry goods. The 1982 Ford van was found abandoned in Tallevast a few hours later. Calvin C. Logan, 58, of 6519 Clemson Bradenton, said was standing near his van in front of 2211 First Ave. E.

around 11:30 a.m. when he heard someone trying to start his van. Logan had left the keys in it. Logan dashed to the driver's window and attempted to grab the keys, but the boy rolled the window up on his arm. Logan was dragged when the boy put the van in reverse.

The salesman received "road burns" on his elbow and knee after he freed his arm. Around 3 p.m. Tuesday, the van was found in Tallevast. Logan said he had in the van approximately $1,200 Carolina. He was a warrant officer in the U.S.

Navy during World War II. He is survived by a stepdaughter, Norma E. Smith of Bradenton; a stepson, Lt. Col. Donald A.

Henning of San Antonio, Texas; eight grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. George W. Giltner George W. Giltner, 86, of 5408 6th St. died Thursday (Oct.

20, 1983) in his home. Visitation will be 7-9 p.m. today in Brown Funeral Home, 5624 26th St. W. Services will be in Roann, Ind.

Burial will be in Odd Fellows Cemetery, Roann. Born in Mount Etna, Mr. Giltner came to Bradenton in 1960 from Roann. He was the owner of a grocery store and a member of the First Brethren Church Sarasota. He is survived by his wife, Lola a son, Tom of Bradenton; two sisters, Ola Jenson of Bartelsville, and Mary Gummert of Kilgory, Texas; three grandchildren; and two great- Charlotte D.

Graham Charlotte D. Graham, 75, of 603 Arabia Court, died Thursday (Oct. 20, 1983) in Manatee Memorial Hospital. There will be no local visitation. Services will be in Kankakee, Ill.

Burial will be in Kankakee Memorial Park, Kankakee County. Toale Brothers Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Memorial donations may be made to the Christ United Methodist Church, 5512 26th St. W. Born in Sandwich, Mrs.

Graham came to Bradenton in 1976 from Kankakee. She worked as a high school teacher for 17 years in Central High School in home economics and as a counselor in St. Anna and Mentens High School. She was a member of the Christ United Methodist Church and in the choir, and the Baycoral Singers with El Rancho chorus. She is survived by her husband, Lloyd two sons, worth of dry goods: rugs, blankets, drapes, sheets and assorted products.

A sheriff's deputy said the contents were strewn about the interior when the van was recovered. It is not known if anything was missing. Woman reports purse snatching A Bradenton woman reported to the Sheriff's Department Wednesday afternoon that a teenager snatched her purse. Elizabeth M. Longnecker, 65, said she was exiting Project Hearth, at 1910 14th St.

around 2 p.m. when the youth ran by and grabbed her canvass purse, She reportedly lost $100 i in cash as well as identification and credit cards. Ms. Longnecker said she chased the boy, but lost sight of him in the 2000 block of 16th Street West. Arson suspected in car fire The sheriff's arson investigator is looking into a suspicious car fire Wednesday night at a Bradenton home.

The interior of a 1972 Maverick parked in the driveway at 6215 18th Ave. E. was engulfed in flames when the Braden River Fire Department arrived at the 9:20 p.m. blaze. The car is owned by Eugene Constantino, 23.

Moments before the fire was discovered, a witness said she saw another car drive away from the Deputy Scott Showalter is investigating the fire. Dean of Meeker, and Frank of Chatham, a brother, Donald W. Dean of Sarasota; and a grandson. George Nickson Rutland George Nickson Rutland, of 516 13th St. died Monday (Oct.

17, 1983) at his home. Visitation will be 5-8 p.m. today and from 9 a.m. until service time Saturday in the Westside Funeral Home, 704 11th St. Palmetto.

Services will be at 1 p.m. Saturday in Mt. Pilgrim Primitive Baptist Church, with Elder C. Allen officiating. Burial will be in Adams Cemetery, Bradenton.

Born in Atlanta, Mr. Rutledge came to this area from there. He worked as a custodian for the Manatee County School Board and was a Baptist. He is survived by his mother, Eugenia; a sister, Louise Rutland Robinson of Bradenton; a brother, Willie Charles Rutland of Bradenton; an aunt, Mattie Rutland of Atlanta; and several nieces and nephews. John D.

Stamper John D. Stamper, 75, of 302 Manatee Ave. died Tuesday (Oct. 18, 1983) in Manatee Convalescent Center. Visitation will be 5-8 p.m.

today and 9 a.m. Saturday until service time in the Westside Funeral Home, 704 11th St. Palmetto. Services will be at 3 p.m. Saturday in the Saint John First Baptist Institutional Church of Palmetto, with the Rev.

Alex Harper officiating. Burial will be in Adams Cemetery, Bradenton. Born in Blakely, Mr. Stamper came to Bradenton in 1938 from there. He was retired from the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Co.

and was a Baptist. He is survived by five daughters, Mary Alice Singleton of Palatka, Marie Smith of San Jose, Linda Ackerman of Miami, Oretta Pollock and Zurella, both of Bradenton; a son, Ronnie, of Bradenton; a brother, Rosell, of Blakely; a sister, Mary Lue Thomas of Blakely; three stepdaughters; a friend, Orade White of Bradenton; and 14 grandchildren. LAST 3 DAYS FRIDAY THRU SUNDAY, OCT. 21 st-23rd the for look yellow savings! for signs OFF take an additional off the ticketed price of already marked down apparel and accessory merchandise with a yellow sign! Final markdown will be taken at register. Special purchases not included.

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