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Sf. Petersburg Times, Tuesday, January 13, 1970 Punta Gorda, Charlotte Building Rate Climbing Fille Scho ol Jobs i Jr A u-. A i county's schools. This can be facilitated within the existing framework of the county office staff, he added, by using Lakey and Spurlock. Also tonight, architect Robert Crosland will present preliminary plans for the junior high schools to be built in Port Charlotte and Punta Gorda.

The schools were authorized in the October school A I To 3 1' TimM Ccrrttpondint PUNTA GORDA Grady Lakey and John Spurlock tonight are expected to be appointed to new positions in the Charlotte County school system' by the School Board during Its regular monthly meeting. Lakey currently Is a program administrator and Supt. James Longstreth is recommending to the board that he taled 150 compared with 70 the previous year. Housing units at 106, were up from the 70 in 1968. Additions and alterations made were 182, reflecting an increase of 68 over the year before.

There were six new businesses, up four; 22 commercial business alterations, doubling those in 1968 and six permits were issued for churches and schools, compared with three in 1968. Mobile home permits last year in the county totaled 242, an increase from 178 in 1968. There were 32 commercial additions made last year, compared with 1 the previous year. Residential additions dropped slightly, from 867 in 1968 to 857 in 1969. In Punta Gorda, construction costs for permits issued jumped from $2,684,263 in 1968 to $6,023,704.28 this past year.

New residential permits to Funeral Notices Hw I vnnvijf WE FIX VOLKSWAGENSI 3569 TYRONE BLVD. DIAL 347-4197 ST. PETERSBURG OPEN SATURDAYS Mori, thru Frii I o.m. to 5:30 P.m. Thurt 'til 9 p.m.

HEAR BETTER WITH YOUR OWN HEARING AID Our Factory Electronic Analyzer will tst your aid to dtttrmin its Hicicncy. All Repairs Don by Factory Trained Ttchnician Authorized Radioear Dealer BETTER HEARING AID SERVICE 268 1st Ave. No. Phono 862 0568 SAVE the PIECES be designated coordinator of secondary programs, at an annual salary of $13,500. SPURLOCK'S NEW job will be that of coordinator of elementary programs with no salary change.

He is. now working as. coordinator of testing. Dr. Longstreth said he feels a need for increased emphasis on coordination of the instructional program throughout the uel Warr officiating.

Entombment in Memorial Park Cemetery. will QUILLMAN Mrt. Dallin Daly, 47, former resident of St. Petersburg. Died Sunday, January It, 1970, In Tallahassee, Florida.

Born In Tampa and resided in Tallahassee for Vft years. She wat member of Trinity United Methodist Church, St. Petersburg, YWCA, and Lafayette Park" Garden Circle, Tallahassee. Fla. She Is survived by her husband Earl W.

Quillman (Ret. Lt. Col. U.S.A.F.) Her daughter, Mrs. Gary Ha-tenfus, Olathe, Kansas.

Two tons. Jack and Mike both of Tallahassee, Fla. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Daly, 'St.

Petersburg and 2 grandchildren. Service will be held Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the Anderson-McQueen Funeral Home, 2201 9th St. with Dr. Allen Moore officiating.

Interment will be In Memorial Park Cemetery. REHKAMP Joseph John, 68, passed away January 11, 1970. Beloved husband of the late Eleanor. Devoted father of Eleanor Arthur, Barbara, Joseph, Harold and Richard Rehkamp, Dear brother of Catherine, Barbara, and Mary. Survived by 4 grandchildren.

Funeral will be Thursday from the leo F. Kearns Funeral Home, Richmond Hill, New York. Interment in St. John's Cemetery, New York. ROLSTON Robert (Gerry), 59, of 743 rruiti ur Madeira Beach, passed away Sunday, January 11, 1970.

Born in Vancouver, British Colombia, Canada, moved her 15 years ago from Toronto, Canada. He was an automobile mechanic and Protestant. Survived by wife Lorna Madeira Beach; 3 tons Robert Pinellas Park; Bert Douglas, Madeira Beach; Bruce Seminole; 4 brothers, 3 sisters, all of Vancouver, British Colombia, Canada; I grandchildren. Friends may call at the Raymond M. Hook Funeral Home, 11110 70th Ave.

Seminole, Tuesday evening from p.m. to 9 p.m., Wednesday afternoon and evening from 2 p.m. to p.m. The funeral services will be conducted Thursday, January 15, 1970, at 1:30 p.m. interment will be later.

SIGNORELLI Mrs. Grace Elizabeth, 56 yeart, of 2560-62nd Avenue North, passed away Friday, January 9th, ,1970. She was born in Westfield, here 15 years from Torrington, Conn. She was a member of the First United Methodist Church of Gulfport, Officers Wives Club, D.A.R., Torrington Club of St. She Is survived by one daughter, Mrs.

Judith Scadden of Galveston, Texas, one brother, George Frisbie of Torrington, one granddaughter. Funeral services win be held from the First United Methodist Church of Gulfport, Wednesday, January 14th. 1970, at 10 o'clock a.m. Reverend James M. Smith offi ciating.

Interment in Woodlawn Memory Gardens Cemetery. In lieu of flowers friends are asked to make contributions to the First United Methodist Church of Gulfport or to th Florida Method ist's Children's Horn at Enterprise, i-iorioa. Friends will DC received today from 7-9 p.m. at The J. Douglas Baird Funeral Home, 5111 Lakevlew (22nd.) Avenue South.

THEDFORO Mrt. Virginia, 710 Boca ciega tsiet, St. Petersburg Beach, Flor ida. Died January 11, 1970. Born in Hagerstown, Indiana.

Her 20 years from Toronto, Canada. Member Pasadena Community Church. Friends may call from 2-4 and 7-9 pm, Tuesday at Beach Memorial Chapel, 301 Corey Ave. St. Petersburg Beach, where services will be held on Wednesday at 2pm with Dr.

Denver C. Pickens officiating. Interment in Memorial Park Cemetery. WINKEMEIER Howard age SO, of Number 11 Bayberry Lane, Mid-dletown, N.J. (Formerly of St.

Petersburg.) Died January 12, 1970. Loved husband of Thelma Thompson. Devoted father of Howard Jr. and Mrs. Doris Dleffenbach.

Funeral services Thursday, 9AM, at the John F. Pfleqer Funeral Home, IIS Tindall Middle-town, N.J. Bring your next eye physicten'i prascriptien to Corner 9th Sf. 34th Ave. Allendale Polntt Shopping Center construction bond issue.

Plans already have been approved for the elementary school for Port Charlotte. Dr. Longstreth will make his annual report to the board and will discuss a junior ROTC program for the schools. The meeting begins at 7 p.m. in the school administration ITAUAIIC Your Broken Itnioi may bo duplicated in glass or Now st unbroakablo plastic.

Your Frames may repaired or roplacod from our stock of fathionablo French import or eyewear. Dial 898-9475 REBEL JAVELIN SOLD HERE. TOO! you (0 DR. JAMES LOXGSTRETH to give report BELLEMARI lucltn, 70, Of 7490 44th Avt. N.

Passed iway Monday, January 12. 1W0. A retired paper milt machln-1st. Mr. Bellemart was here for hit Sth Winter.

He was member of the Church of the Transtlfluratlon. Husband of Blanche, Father of Robert of Turner Falls, Massachusetts. Mrs. Ruth Greenville, Mass. Mrs.

Lorraine Rudin-ski, Turner Falls, Mass. Mrs. Dorothy DiRosa of Agawaam, Mass. Brother of Clarence, Turner Falls Mass. Grandfather of 12.

great-grandfather of 7. Friends may call today 2-4 and 7- p.m. at the Bobbltt Funeral Chapel, 4400 Mth St. N. Where there will be a recitation of the Rosary this evening at 7:30 p.m.

Requiem Mass will be celebrated. Wednesday, 1:30 a.m. at the Church of the Transfiguration, with the Rev. Edward J. Mulligan celebrant.

Interment will be In the Garden Sanctuary. BURRELL Elizabeth H. to, of 1811 Huron Trail. Maitland, Florida, passed away Monday, January 12, 1970. Memorial services will be conducted 1:30 pm Thursday, January 15, 1970 In the United Liberal Church, 715 Arlington Ave.

N. St. Petersburg Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Piser, Malt- land, Fla. and sister Mrs.

Susan Todd, St. Petersburg. Garden Chapel Home for Funerals, Orlando is in charge of arrangements. CONSTANZA Maor Frank V. USMC (Ret.) 49, passed away Saturday, January 10.

1970. He resided at 5M3 32nd Terrace N. Having come here from Camp LeJeune, North Carolina years ago. Major Constanza retired from the Marina Corps after 22 years of active duty, which Included service In World War II and Korea. Personal awards re ceived Included: The Purple Heart, Presidential Unit Citation, The Silver Star, the Bronze Star and the Navy Commendation Medal (The latter 3 with the Combat for personal valor In combat) He was a member of the Ma rine Corps League, Retired officers Association, YMCA, The Chamber of Commerce, St.

Petersburg, Head coach of the Junior Vikings, Pinellas Youth Football and attended the Cathedral of St. Judo the Apostle. Major Constanza Is survived bv his wife, Lorna J. sons, 2nd Lt. Frank USMC, Christian Charles V.

and daugnter Miss Helen K. Constanza all of St. Petersburg, brothers, Salvatore and Joseph both of Elizabeth City, New Jersey. Friends will be received at the Thomas J. Brett Funeral Home, 4810 Central Ave.

where visitation will take place from 2-4 and 7-9 o.m. o'clock, Tuesday afternoon and evening, January 13, A wake service will be conducted In the funeral home chapel Tuesday evening January 13 at 7:30 o'clock. Requiem Mass win oe cm ebrated at the Cathedral of St. Jude the Aoostle, Wednesday morning, Janu ary 14 at 1:15 o'clock, with the Rt. Rev.

John Scully celebrant. Interment will take place in Arlington National Cemetery, Ft. Myers, Virginia. FEROUSON Samuel age 54, or 10 Bellevue Drive, Treasure Island, died Sunday, Jan. 11, in Bellbrook, Ohio.

He was a memoer of tne tmrnanuei Baptist Church, St. Petersburg, the U.C.T a John Cissna Lodge. He It survived by hit wife, Claire; son, Harold of Bell- brook brother, George Tucson, Ariz.i titter, Mrs. C. H.

(Mary Louise) Hagerty of Youngstown, Ohio; Mother, Mrs. George Youngstown, Ohio; grandchildren. Services will be held, 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, at Far Hills Baptist Church, Dayton. Interment be in Miami Vallee Memory Gardens Cemetery, Dayton.

Friends may call from 3-5 p.m. and 7-9 p.m., Tuesday at Routsong-Bowsher Funeral Home, II North Main Center vllle, Ohio. GRAF Rudolph II, of 1630 31st Ave. N. Died Monaay, January ivu.

eorn in Switzerland. Her 22 yean from Green wood Lake, New York. He wat a re tired tmbroiderer member of Albright United Methodist Church and the SwisvAmerlcan Society, St. Petersburg Survivors Include his wife, Frieda Graf, his daughter, Mrs. Clair Weber, Portu guese Bend, California.

2 brothers, Otto, St. Petersburg, Emll, Switzerland, 2 sisters, Mrs. Ida Reisel, Mrs. Anna Buff, both of Switzerland. 9 grandchild dren and 2 great- grandchildren.

Ser vices will be held Tuesday at 4pm at the Anderson-McQueen Funeral Home with the Rev. Richard M. Sprague off! elating. Interment will take place later in New Jersey. In lieu of flowen the family prefert donations may be made to the All Children! Hospital.

Friends may call Tuesday from l-4pm at the Anderson-McQueen Funeral Home, 2201 9lh St. N. GULMAN John Florlan, 17, of 537 9th Ave. N. Passed away Friday, January 9, 1970.

Born In Poland. Mr. Gulman cam to St. Petersburg 14 yean ago from Springfield, Massachusetts. He was a package machine designer.

Mr, Gulman was a member of the Odd Fel lows and the Polish-American Club both In Springfield, Mast, Surviving are daughteri, Mrs, Jane Goranson, St. Pe tersburg and Mrs. Regln Clair, Nor folk, Va. 4 grandchildren, and 5 great grandchildren. Friends may call at wil helm-Thurston Funeral Horn after 9am Tuesday.

Funeral services will be con ducted 10am Wednesday, In Wllhelm- Thurston Chapel, 145 Ith St. N. with the Rev. Richard F. Boeke officiating.

In 1 terment will be later. HENNINO) Mrt. Elsie of 5425 11th Ave. S. died Saturday, January 10, 1970.

Born In Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, came here 13 years ago from there. She wat a member of Trinity Lutheran Church. Past Matron of Bethelem Chapter 169 O.E.S. Past Matron of Sunglow Court 31, Amaranth and the Greater Pittsburgh Club. Survived by her husband, Richard a ton, Paul B.

of New Kensington, I daughters, Mrt. Lois McCauley of Verona, Mrs. Vivian Wescott, St. Petersburg, her mother Mrt. Anna Settlemyer, of Pittsburgh, 12 grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held at Trinity Lutheran Church, Tuesday at with the Reverend Dr. Henry V. Kohlenberg officiating. Interment will be in Memorial Park Cemetery. The C.

James Mathews Funeral Home, 2025 9th St. in charge of arrangements. HONEY Stanley M. 7i, of 4011 7th Ave. Passed away Monday, January 12, 1970.

Born in Cincinnati, Ohio. Came her 7 years ago from Indianapolis, Ind. Former civil service employee. Methodist. Member of North Park Masonic Lodge 446 Indianapolis, Ind.

World War I Barracks 155, St. Peters burg. Survived by his wife, Mrt. Mary R. Honey, sister, Mrs.

Marie Tuthill, Cincinnati, Ohio. A nephew, Don Tuthill, Cousins, Mr, and Mrs. Arnold H. Ritzheimer, St. Petersburg.

Friends may call Tuesday 2-5 and 7-9pm at the C. E. Prevail Memorial Home, toi 59th St. N. where Masonic services will be held Tuesday, 7:30 pm, Nitram Lodge In charge.

Members are requested to meet at the Temple, Tuesday, 6:30 pm Funeral service! will be held Wednes day Rev. Donald Logue, St. James Methodist Church officiating. In terment Memorial Park Cemetery. HOYT Mrt.

Alven ag M. Passed away Monday January 12, 1970. She re sided at 8832 Sunlit Cove Dr. N. She Is survived by Daughter, Mrs.

Harriet L. Heffern, 1 ton, George Hoyt, I brother John Kelso, I sister, Mrs. Lillian Epke, 5 grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren. Friends may call at the Simmons Fu neral Home, 4th St. N.

at 35th Ave. where Funeral Service! will be conduct- ed Wednesday morning January 14, 1970 at 11 a.m., with the Rev. Earle Rabb officiating. Interment will be in Brockport, New York. Simmon! Funer al Horn In charge of arrangements.

JOYCE Mrs. Kathleen 15, of 2925 12th Ave. N. Passed away Monday, January 12, 1970. Born In Ontario, Canada came her 20 years ago from Chicago, Illi nois.

Member of St. Petert Epitcopal Churh. Survived by 1 brother, Jack Healy, St. Petersburg. Friends may call Tuesday 2-5 and 7-9pm at the C.

E. Prevail Memorial Home, 8011 59th St N. where Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 3:30 pm Rev. John W. Thomas officiating, Interment will be in Royal Palm Cemetery.

MINUTOLI Domenlco, 10, of 132 2nd Ave. st. Petersburg. Passed awav January 12, 1970. He wat native of Messina, Coming to Tampa in 1906 trom Haiy spending the last 43 years in St.

Petersburg. He was retired from the automobile lire business, and Is a member of St. Peters Episcopal Cathedral. The Knights of Pythias, Pi nellas Lodge 169. A member of Klbia Temple 123, St.

Petersburg. He it sur vived by hit wife Croce, 2 tlsters, Mrs. Mary Ciccarello, Tampa; Mrs. Joseoh Grovinco, Tampa. Friends may call this afternoon from 2-4 and this evening trom 7-9 at tne Ralph G.

cooktey Fu neral Home, 917 Arlington Ave. N. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, January 14, at 2 p.m. in St. Petert Episcopal Cathedral with the Father LeRoy D.

Lawson, officiating. The ac tive pallbearers will be: Russell Minu- toll, Norman Grovinco, Joe Ciccarello, Ren Ciccarello, Lee DeFranco, Nell Goble. Graveside services will be con ducted by the Knights of Pythias. Into, ment will follow In Royal Palm Ceme tery. MURDOCK Mist Elizabeth of 1269 Burlington Ave.

passed away Sunday, Jan 11, 1970. Born in northern Ireland; came here 12 yean ago from N.Y.C She wat formerly resident of Cleve land, Ohio for 34 years. She wat em- pioyea as a proofreader tor tne St. Pe tersburg Printing Company for 6 years, Member and Deacon of the Garden Crest United Presbyterian Church. Survived bv 2 brothers, James and Wil liam Murdock, both of Wakeman, Ohio; 3 sisters, Mist Agnet Murdock, Mrt, Sadie Lvttle, and Mrt.

Priscillia Brow- lee, all of St. Petersburg. Friends may call Tuesday to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the c. e.

Prtvatt Memorial Horn 101 59th St. N. Services will be held Wednesday 1 p.m. at th Garden Crett United Presbyterian Church, Dr. Sam- ADVERTISEMENT FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS POSNO FLOWERS 347-1219 Pasadena Ave.

N. Just Off Central "JOHNSTONE FLORIST, INC. 201 Central Av. 162-7761 64 Tims Corrspondinl PUNTA GORDA Construction in both Charlotte County and the city of Punta continued to increase during 1969. In the county, the 1969 building value totaled compared with 843.84 in 1968.

There were 463 building issued for single-family residences, down slightly from the 473 issued the previous year. BOOTEE, J. WHARTON, "t7, 725 Caribbean Circle, Venice Gardens, Monday (Jan. 12, 1970). Born in Boothwyn, Pa.

and came to the Venice area 2V4 years ago from Ir-vington, N.J. Former executive with the American Federation of Musicians. Had served as president of. the Pa-Del Mar Conference of the Federation and for 10 years was president of Chester, Local 484 of the Federation. Member of the Venice- Nokomis United Methodist Church and the Elks of Chester, Pa.

Survived by his wife, Myrtle; a daughter, Mrs. Myrtle Becker, Northampton, a sister, Mrs. Nora M. Brill, Chester, Pa. and four grandchildren.

Farley Funer- al Home, Venice. BRAVIS, JOSEPH 73, of Aero North Port 'Charlotte, Monday Jan. 12, 1970). Born in Austria. In Port Charlotte eight years from North Canton, Ohio.

Retired policeman. Sur-. vived by his wife, Helen two sons, George, of Canton, Ohio, and Dale, of North Can-Ion; a stepson, John Cox, of Port Tobacco, a stepdaughter, Mrs. Richard Blackwell, of Montville, N.J.; two sisters, Mrs. Marie Abel, "of Pittsburgh, and Mrs.

Kurtz, of Akron, Ohio; and eight grandchildren. Kays "Funeral Home, Port Char- CHAMBERLAIN, MRS. HELEN 66, Lincoln Arms Trailer Court, Bradenton, Sunday (Jan. 11, 1970). Bom Roxbury, in Braden- ton 11 years from Hinsdale, N.H.; attended First Congre- gational Christian Church.

Past president of the Worn-. Club and past matron of Naomi Chapter 38, Hinsdale, N.H. A girl scout leader for 30 f. rr.L. mc laiiuiy suggests to the Diabetic Society.

Survived by her hus band Paul two sons, Paul. Williams of Guam and Robert Walker of Glendale, a daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth G. Nelson of Hinsdale; and three grandchildren. Funeral Home Shannon, Bradenton.

DERY, THE REV. AR-MOND, 72, 27084 Gulf Drive, Holmes Beach, Friday (Jan. 9, 1970). Born In St. Raymond, Port Neuf, Canada.

Visitor to Anna Maria Island from Canada. Catholic Priest. Survived by his mother, a sister and three brothers, all of Canada. Griffith-Cline Island Chapel, Holmes Beach. EVANS, JAMES 73, 8415 Midnight Pass Road, Sarasota, Sunday (Jan.

11, 1970). Born Manatee County, In Sarasota 33 years coming from Manatee. Was associated for many years with Palmer Growers Cleelry Farms Association. Veteran of World War Member of Siesta Key American Legion Post; First Methodist Church of Sarasota where he was a member of the Board of Stewards. Survivors; wife, Gladys two sons, James R.

La Croix of Arcadia, William J. of Tampa; a brother, John R. of St. Petersburg; five grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. Shannon Funeral Home, Bradenton.

FOLLIS, DR. CLIFTON 88, El Patio Hotel. Venice. Monday (Jan. 12, 1970).

Born in Allen County, Ky. and was a winter visitor to Venice for 20 years coming from Glasgow, Ky. Graduated from the Indiana University in 1927 and has been associated with his brother in medical practice In Glasgow, Ky. since 1930. Member of the First United Methodist Church of Glasgow, the American Medical Association, a fellow of the American College of Surgeons, fellow of the International College of Surgeons, mcmher of the Kentucky Society of Surgeons, the Glasgow Rotary Club, Glasgow Country Club.

Survived by his wife, Osalre; a son, Dr. Clifton Louisville, his mother, Mrs. Annie M. Follis, Scottsvllle, brother, Dr. Eugene Marlon, Glasgow; two sisters, Mrs.

Gilbert Dcering and Mrs. Owen L. Davis, Scottsvllle, and two grandchildren. Rawles Funeral Home, Venice. FOSDICK, MR.

EVELYN J. 72, 1206 Harkness Way, Sun City Center, Sunday (Jan. II, 1970). Born in Flanagan, III. in Sun City Center five years.

Member of United Community Church, Sun City Center. Survived by wife, Nettie; son, Robert, Houston, a daughter, Doris Math-ncy, Hollywood, a brother, Edward. Glrdley, two smers, Addle Gihhs and Vtrat Benedict, Odell, III. Lers and Shannon Funeral Home, Ruskln. HAWKINS, EDWIN, 81, Palmetto Trailer Park, Palmetto, Kiinrlav 11.

107n. Rnrn In Michigan. Eighth winter In Palmetto area from Kent Qty, Mich. Retired carpenter. Authorized American Motors I Rambler Dealer 424 9th St.

So. Phone 862-1693 OPEN EVENINGS and SUNDAY OBITUARIES Member Kent City Baptist Church. Survived by his wife Eunice; three daughters, Mrs. Lester Johnson, Mrs. Orva Robinson and Mrs.

Theodoore Johnson, all of Kent City; four sons, Arden of Fort Lauderdale, Ernest C. of Venetia, Charles of Sand Lake, and Richard of Sparta, a sister, Mrs. Anna Gowey of Berea, Ohio; 24 grandchildren and 25 greatgrandchildren. Griffith-Cline Funeral Home, Bradenton. HETRICK, MRS.

LEDA 72, 404 Alamanda Anna Maria, Sunday (Jan. 11, 1970). Born in New York City, on Anna Maria Island 17 years from Brandon. Member Presbyterian Church. Survived by a son, Stephen William Ham-' lyn of Anna Maria; a sister, Mrs.

Marie Hughes of Free-port, Long Island, N.Y.; and four grandchildren. Griffith-Cline Island Chapel, Holmes Beach. KNAUBER, WILLIAM 74, 100 Sands Point Road, Sarasota, Sunday (Jan. 11, 1970). Born Munhall, In Sarasota nine years coming from McKeesport, Pa.

Veteran of World War II. Retired from the G. C. Murphy Co. Member of the Church of the Redeemer; 50 year member of Homestead Lodge 582 Homestead, Syria pie, Pittsburgh.

Pa. Survivors: wife, C. Gladys; and a son, Harry B. of Sarasota. Ro-barts Funeral Home, Sarasota.

RUNES, EDWARD 75, 612 26th St. Bradenton, Sunday (Jan. 11, 1970). Born in Chicago, in Bradenton eight years from Tampa. Bakery owner.

Catholic. Survived by his wife Bertha; five sons, Edward Jr. of Bradenton, Wilford, Jack and Terry, all of Chicago, and Walter of Gary, two daughters, Mrs. Allen Redman of Ontario, Canada, and Mrs. J.

Tanen-baum of New York City; a sister, Mrs. J. Pearson of Cape Coral; 35 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. Funeral Home Shannon, Bradenton. LANDRY.

WALTER 64, 251 Wood Sarasota, Sunday (Jan. 11, 1970). Born Boston, in Sarasota 12 years coming from Quincy, Mass. Employed at Sarasota County Courthouse for ten years prior to his Illness. Survivors: daughter, Mrs.

Carrie Olson of Sarasota; a sister, Miss Beatrice Andry of Quincy and five grandchildren. Hawkins Funeral Home, Sarasota. THINNEY, JOSEPH 81, 700 Mease Manor, Mease Plaza, Dunedin, Monday (Jan. 12, 1970). Born in Wakefield, In Dunedin since 1967 from Bradenton, residing there 13 years.

Retired owner of a printing company. Member First United Methodist Church, Dunedin; Klrby Stew-art Post No, 24, Bradenton; and Liberty Masonic Lodge, Beverly, Mass. Veteran World War I. Survived by his Helena, Dunedin. Moss Dunedin Chapel, Dunedin.

SF.EBl'RO, MRS. KATH-LEEN 58, 2305 19th Ave. Bradenton, Sunday (Jan. 11, 1970). Born in Detroit, In Bradenton 25 years from Gregory, Mich.

Seamstress, formerly with Singer as sewing Instructor. Member First Baptist Church of Bradenton and the church choir; girl scout leader for a number of years having served on the Gulf Coast Scout Council. Survived by her Husband Gus; a daughter, Mrs. Vlrlgina Fll-son of Los Angeles, her mother, Laura Baier Carnes of Bradenton; two sisters, Mrs. Lucile Schelwe of Beech-er, and Mrs.

Carol Fann of Venice; a brother, William F. Carnes of St. Petersburg, and three grandchildren. Griffith-Cline Funeral Home, Bradenton. SMITH, MRS.

MABEL 79, Villa 9 Trathmore Sarasota, Sunday (Jan. 11, 1970). Born Quick, Iowa, in Sarasota 19 years coming from Pittsburgh, Pa. Survivors: a daughter, Mrs. William Blanchard of Saraso GUESTS COMING? RENT A R0LLAWAY U'REMT'IT 2801.16th Street No.

Phone 196.4117 AM ta; a grandchild; two greatgrandchildren: a brother and three sisters. Toale Bros. Colonial Chapel, Sarasota. SPENCER, HARRY, 67, Miles Trailer Park, Bradenton, Sunday (Jan. 11, 1970).

Born in Chillicothe, Ohio. In Bradenton eight years from Chillicothe. Service manager for the Chevrolet Agency in Chillicothe. Member United Methodist Church, UCT, and the Moose Lodge, all in Chillicothe. Survived by his wife Geneva; a sister, Mrs.

Carey Hamm of Chillicothe; and a brother, Howard of Frankfort, Ohio. Griffith-Cline Funeral Home, Bradenton. TALBOTT, E. WAYNE, 72, 2730 32nd St. Bradenton, Sunday (Jan.

11, 1970). Born In West Virginia. Winter visitor to Bradenton from Philip-pi, W. since 1952. Attorney, U.S.

Navy retired. Member Point Pleasant Baptist Church, Philippi; Bigelow Lodge No. 52 Philip-pi, and the Retired Officers Association. Was a lieutenant commander In the U.S. Navy Intelligence.

Survived by his wife Virginia two daughters, Joan of Bradenton and Betty Lee Luff of Philippi; two sisters, Mrs. Ruby Bailey of Texas and Mrs. W. D. Cor-der of Philippi; and four grandchildren.

Griffith-Cline Funeral Home, Bradenton. VAN WUYCKHUYSE, MRS. NORMA, 79, Highland Springs, Monday (Jan. 12, 1970) In Venice. Born in Wayne County, N.Y.

Survived by two sons, Gerald, Highland Springs, Va. and Carroll, Williamson, N.Y.; a daughter, Mrs. Veda Childress, Venice; lour grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren, Rawles Funeral Home, Venice. WELLS, JAMES 67, 5202 Trl Par Drive, Tri Par Estates, Sarasota, Sunday (Jan. 11, 1970).

Born in Toronto, Canada, in Sarasota area 12 years from Canada. Former owner of the Pine Haven Mobile Court of Bradenton and the Ohio Deluxe Court of Sarasota, and the Koin Kleen Laundry in Bradenton. Attended Trl Par Evangelical Covenant Church. Survived by-his wife Hilda two sons, Frank R. of Santa Ana, and Harvey G.

of Toronto, Canada; a daughter, Mrs. Marilyn Iverson of Billings, two sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Nichol of Whitby, Ontario, and Mrs. Lila Hutchinson of Toronto; six grandchildren and three great- grandchil-d n. Shannon's Whitfield Chapel.

WISE, J. MERRITT, 67, 113 Manroe St, Higgins Lake, Monday (Jan. 12, 1970). Born in Wood County, Ohio and has been a winter visitor to the Willow Court Lane in Englewood for three years. Part owner of the Wise and Biergans Wholesale Meat Co.

retiring In 1966. Member of the Elks Lodge of Lansing, Mich. Survived by his wife, Faye; a daughter, Mrs. Wanda Curtis, Englewood; three brothers, Alvln, Paul's Valley, Duane, Higgins Lake, Mich, and O. M.

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