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4B DETROIT FREE PRESSFRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1990 Enrollment informant wins $70,000 over transfer Death notices Death Notices Today's Alphabetical Listing SEMRAU MARVIN R. Beloved husband of Ruth. Dearest father of Mrs Thomas (Carol) Elkhoft, Mrs Jer-: (t-airn) Mamon, Mrs rviiiiam (Cynthia) Malcolm and Micnaei baar orandfather of II and six great grendchlldren. Dear broth- er of Milton, Gordon and the late Thelma. Resting at the Clyne Funeral Heme 27322 Gratiot, E.

-Detroit until 9 p.m. Friday. In state Saturday Bethel Baptist Church from 10a.m. until service 11 a.m. PLEASE NOTE As a service to funeral homes and readers, Classified keeps its columns open between editions on publication day (except Saturday and Sunday) to receive death notices.

Phone 977-7500 Jacobs' job included signing student enrollment cards handed to him by adult education supervisors. While signing them, he noticed similarities in at least four tignatures, Fischel said. The Detroit schools rely heavily on enrollment figures for state aid, which amounts to about $3,300 per student. The state bases aid on the final student enrollment count on the fourth Friday of September. After suffering enrollment declines in kindergarten through 12th grade for several years, Fischel argued, adult enrollment is crucial for state aid to Detroit schools.

The state never investigated the allegations of fraud, Metty said. Jacobs' allegations implied someone was padding student enrollment to increase state funding. SMITH By Darryl Fears Free Press Staff Writer A former Detroit schools teacher who was abruptly transferred from his job after reporting possible fraud in enrollment figures was awarded $70,000 by a Wayne County Circuit Court jury. The six-member jury on Wednesday found that Martin Jacobs, an adult education instructor, was unfairly offered a job as a substitute teacher in 1986 after informing the state Department of Education that handwriting on many enrollment cards seemed to be identical. Jacobs refused the substitute's job, said his attorney, Bill Fischel.

But Lynne Metty, an attorney for the schools, said Jacobs simply left without giving notice. Metty added that Jacobs didn't bring his allegations of possible fraud to school officials before approaching the state. After the state contacted Detroit officials, they approached Jacobs, who refused to show up at several scheduled meetings. When a meeting finally was arranged in January 1986, Metty said, "He refused to answer any questions." Defense attorney Bill Fischel said his client refused to show up at meetings without union representation. At the January meeting, Fischel said school officials assigned him to a substitute's job before any discussion began.

Metty said Jacobs was reassigned partly because he refused to attend previous meetings. OKLEY JR. March 7. Age 72 of Trenton. Formerly of Lincoln Park.

Beloved husband of the late Frances. Dear father of Robert and Deborah Smith of Mt. Clemens and Deborah Heley of California. Grandfather of Andrew Smith. Brother of Clifton Smith.

Retired steel worker from Great ALTENBURG MARTIN L. 77. Of St. Petersburg, Florida died March 3, 1990. Formerly of Detroit.

He retired as a Pawlaczyk, Dorothy Pert, Russell H. Pietraniec, Thomas J. Plesa, Mark A. Rock, leona C. Roger, Stella M.

Sanom, Mary. Scholfield, Valerie L. Sellers, Geraldine Semrau, Marvin R. Silas, Bales Smith, Okley E. Jr.

Sullivan, Anne Marie Thomas, Anna Mae Tuszynski, Eila G. Vanderhorst, Rita Marie Veersma, Arnold H. Walker, Alexander F. Weiss, Samual Wells, Douglas M. Wilson, Wesley Winiarski, Virginia V.

Zimmerman, Donald F. Altenburg, Martin L. Anderson, Rev. John H. Anger, Ernest M.

Austin, Jean A. Barribeau, Gertrude T. Beamish, John M. Berman, Louis Bojnowski, Stephanie Borum, Willie Mae Brinich, Robert Bruce, Wynona Frances Byrne, James J. Carrico, Mary E.

Consigney, Florence Cooper, 'Jane A. Cupisz, Gail I. DiFranco, Lorraine Theresa Doiron, Al Dombrowski, Sarah F. Downey, Ellen Kinsel Dziadziola, Aloysius Engelman, Jessie Gilbert, Georglana Gutmann, Carol L. Hilton, David Allen Holland, Richard H.

Jacobson, Edith Judge, Aloysius Kelly, James F. Killian, Fr. Edward L. Koczuk, Frank P. Kozlowski, Lucille C.

Lamb, Audrey R. Lowy, Adel Lyall, Lester MacKenzie, Gordon A. Mack, Virginia P. Martin, Mabel C. McCormack, Helen E.

McDuffey, Joseph G. Mcintosh, Glad R. Mitchell, Leroy Molin, Helen L. Nabozny, Helen Nowland, Ronald M. Ohannesian, John F.

Pawlaczyk, Sabina E. I roaucuon rianninu Mumiumia- tor for Alcoa Aluminum. Survivors include 2 brothers, Walter of St. Petersburg and Marvin of Lakes Steel In Ecorse after 42 years. Funeral services from Martensen Funeral Heme 3200 West Trenton, Saturday 10 a.m.

Memorials to Trenton Seniors Heritage Club would be appreciated by the family. Harper wooas. Arrangements uy jonn Nnvavs runerei name St. Petersburg, Florida. ANDERSON SULLIVAN ANNE MARIE March 1990 In LaJolla.

Calif. Aae 16. Formerly JOHN H. Rev. Beloved husband of Kalhy.

Dear father of Linda, and John. Also survived by four of Birmingham. Devoted wife of DroTners, one sister ana nis moiner Funeral Saturday 10 a.m. at the late John beloved mother of Patricias. (Mrs Edward) Wolf the Liberty Temple Church, 1300, and JudithM.

(fiance JohnBesch- E. 7 Mile Detroit. Arrangements by the E.J. Mandzluk Funeral Directors, ijwi Ryan Rd. (lblk.S.

of 9 Mile), Warren. try, loving grandmother of Anne Marie Wolf and Sandra M. Wolf. A funeral Mass was held in Rancho Santa Fe, Calif. Committal service at the Chapel of Memories, White Chapel Cemetery, Troy, irdav 10 a.m.

Memor a to Capuchin Community Center, 1760 Mt. El ott Ave Detro t. ANGER ERNEST M. Age 84 of Rochester Hills. March 6, 1990.

Husband of Stella. Father of Mrs. Carl (Kay) Frlebel. Father-in-law of Barbara Snycerski. Six grandchildren.

Funeral Saturday 10 a.m. Pixley Funeral Heme 372 W. University nrlve. Rochester. Visitation DOIRON KOZLOWSKI NABOZNY Detroiter strove for perfection in his dancing LUCILLE March i Beloved HELM Dur nuilhar al fnn.

AL, March 8, 1990. Dear brother of 41207 or Guest House, 1601 Joslyn Box 36, Lake Orion, Ml. 46035-9997 appreciated. Arrangements by vasu, Rodgers ft Con-neU Funeral Heme, 5494500. wne of ine iaie merman, uear stance oianieyj diompa, rrea Anne crane, myitis earr, Beatrice Luckv and Joserjh E.

Doi moiner ot Virginia Buniina, nor- (Heienj mna wi bert, Marilyn Juralda and the late Dear litter of Eli ron. Funeral service Saturday 11 a.m. at Thayer-Rock Funeral Thursday 7-9 p.m. and Friday 2-5 CAW every gates representing Milton. Grandmother of Kelly and Bernlce Dubey.

17 grand Lou Bunting. Visitation Thursday children, seven greatgrandchild 5-9; Friday 15-9 Dm. Rosary Friday ran. Funeral from sale vita p.m. ana -r p.m.

ramiiy miuiu appreciate contributions to the noma, ahxaj brand River Farmlngton (1 blk W. of Farming Michigan Heart Association. ton Rd.) Visitation Friday 2-4 and 7:30 pm. Services Saturday 10:30 1 Stevens Funeral Heme, 3133 TUSZYNSKI EILA 6. March 7, 1990.

Beloved wife of the late Bernard; dearest mother of Dianne (Leo) Zogut and Greaorv: lovlna arandmrith- 6-9 D.rr memorials to Juvenile am. from the John N. Santtlu A Llvernols, Saturday 9:30 a.m. AUSTIN Diabetes Fund. Sen Funeral Heme.

1139 Inkster Hedwla 10 Interment i a.m a.m. jean A. Arte 73. formerly Rd. (bet Ford Rd-Cherry Hill) to Hedwlj.

Rosary Friday 7 p.m. BY ROBERT MUSIAL Free Press Staff Writer Carl Bailey's classmates at Cass Technical High School in Detroit kidded him when he enrolled in his first dance class in 1972, but he didn't care. "If dance is life, I'd like to dance St. Norbert Catholic Church 11 am state Friday 3-9 p.m. Romulus, died March 6, 1990.

DOMBROWSKI Survived by husband Charles H. SARAH F. Age 92. Beloved wife of the late Antnonv: dearest mother daughter Susan Jones, two sons: er of Lisa and Ronald, deer sister of Edwin Qudansky. Funeral Saturday 9:30 a.m.

Jariembowski Funeral Name, 4405 Wesson, to St. Francis d'AssIsi Church 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary Friday 6 p.m. ketrviD inuu Urk 0Iau4 tynno Austin aria ueiun m.

of Irene S. Czarka and the late Snii i i orgiana. Dear father of tin; nine grandchildren, five 3 real-grandchildren; one brother ock McCreary. Funeral services D.m. from the Schlo- Jnn J- Leai ana Karen Robert Lamb.

Dear I iter of L-hAn bauh Anrf(kar aa. saDino uaeko; aear granamotrv er of Antoinette Sparding (Ron' aid), Sandra McCarroll (Gerald), Karen Bloomenthal (David), Jet frey (Linda) and Clifford Cfdeko; Saturday 1 Saturday 1 Carolyn T. Stokes. Also survived am Bovd.Son of Marv Thorburn per Funeral Home, 300 S. Black- oy nieces ami nepnews.

mem- Brother of Ben amln, George and ber of Tvran No. 469 S. and i rh.ru. Cam in i m.7n.rAt VANDERHORST ITA MARIE Aae 40 of St Clair. reai aranamorner or saran, Uimlur n( Th.

D.lnhiu. ftl.l. I stone, Colon, Mi. Burial will be In Matteson Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the Colon Rescue indsev and the late Jennifer March 7.

Beloved wife of Gerald; dearest mother of Kris and Ger Cfdeko. Services at the Eooem- Mlch gan. Memorial services will er-ln-taw of Robert and Dlanna be held at 4 p.m. on Sunday March DaLaRosa. Uncle ot Robert 1 squau.

VanDtwtght Funeral Home, 6150 ald Jr. Dear daughter of Philip and Rosemary Zlegenfelder. Be- laaieux hq. at Harper, Saturday ii oi unny tnurcn Kocnesier, Marianne DeLaRosa and George Rochester Ii Tina DeLaRosa. Great Uncle of BARRIBEAU Hills.

The fam IV WOUld reauest Rnhhv t. AnArm Ulcltatlnn tAl.ir. loveo sisier ot micnaei, uary, Ann Kolimoroen and Susan Usleber. idi memorial contributions be made day after 3 p.m. Services Monday Visitation Friday 2-9 p.m.

Rosary DOWNEY to Unltv Church of Rochester or GERTRUDE T. Feburary 28,1990. Wife of the fate J. Louis Barribeau; dear mother of Mrs. Lorraine Lewandowski (Frank) and the late Louis F.

Barribeau; also nine grandchildren and 1) great at the John N. Santelu Sen Funeral Heme, 1139 Inkster Rd. (betw. Ford Rd-Cherry Hill). Me- forever," he wrote in a poem to his teacher.

Just seven years after that first class, he was a dancer with the Alvin Alley American Dance Theater in Mf; Ynrlf p.m. l.v. rrieuencns runer al Heme, St. Clair. Funeral Mass Saturday 11 a.m.

St. Marvs. St. rne rcainoow scnoiarsnip Fund For further information call PI ELLEN KINSEL March 7, 1990 of Birmingham. Wife of the late William David Downey.

Mother of ey runerai Hometti-9Ml iTiorian to ar. unsran murcn. neir. Dunei si. marys wemeiery i wniiam k.

ana oary t. Downey. irandchiiaren. Memorial mass aturdav. March 10, 12 noon, St.

PAWLACZYK hiso kurvivea dv seven arann LOWY VEERSMA Ives Church, Southfield. For fur children and two great grand children. Funeral service al SABINA t. Beloved sister of Mary ADEL (Zlnsenhelm). Beloved ther information please call The Vasu Rodgers A Conned Funeral Korolonok; many nieces and neohews.

Funeral Saturday 9 a.m. Christ Church Cranbrook, Lone moiner ot Norman (Knoda Lowv. Dear arandmother of Eu ARNOLD age 72, March 7, of Washington. Beloved husband of Gwendolyn; dear father of David, Mrs. George (Martha) Norkus Home 549-0500.

from the Frantciak Funeral Pine cranbrook Bloom' field Kills. Saturday 11 a.m. Visitation at Bell Chapel of the Wm. aene Lowv and Frances Paula Heme, 5326 McDougall, Detroit. BEAMISH si.

Hyacintn cnurcn a.m ona aeon Miner. ireaigrana-mother of Jack and Jamie Miller. Services 11:30 a.m. Sunday morn if osery service rrioay p.m. JOHN M.

March 7. Beloved hus Birmingham, Friday 2-4 and 6-8 member in Canada. He started working for Chrysler in 1955, and various positions in Local 444 until 1977, when he was elected first vice president. Mr. Gerard was a protege of Charlie Brooks, the president of Local 444 who was murdered in 1977.

He was active in the New Democratic Party and in a cooperative housing' project that built more than 500 units in Windsor, Hargrove said. Mr. Gerard is survived by his wife, Beatrice; seven children; three stepchildren; numerous grandchildren, and three sisters. The body will be shown at the CAW Local 444 hall, 1855 Turner Road in Windsor, from noon to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m.

today. His funeral, including a eulogy by White, will be at 1 p.m. Saturday at the union hall, with visitation beginning at 10 a.m. Interment will be in GreenlawnMemorial Cemetery. Ex-reporter wrote about special priest BY JEFFREY S.

GHANNAM Free Press Staff Writer In the early 1960s, James Patrick Derum set out to write a story on the Rev. Solanus Casey and the quest for Casey's sainthood. The article grew into a book, ana mrs. nurn lanisi; Tour granddaughters; two great-grandsons; brother of Howard, William, Robert, Mrs. Helen Nyenhuls and Mrs.

Mildred Dykhouse. Funeral 11 a.m. Saturday at Wm. Sullivan p.m. Memorial tributes may be made to the American Diabetes PAWLACZYK (WRIGHT) ing at the Ira Kaufman Chapel Interment Machpelah Cemetery.

band of Margaret. Dear father of John M. Jr. and Nancy Anne, of Bloomf ield Hills. Visitation at the DOROTHY March 1, 1990.

Beloved Association. and Sen Funeral Home, 1459 Hall Ben cnapei of me wm. r. namih tan 820 E. Maole, Birmino wife ot the late Eugene Pawlaczyk.

Predeceased by Ellsworth LYALL DZIADZIOLA Rd. (3 blks. t. ot Vandyke), utlca. Interment Roseland Park.

ham. Thursday and Friday from wrlght. Dearest mother of John ALOYSIUS March 7, 1990. Beloved 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. Scripture service LESTER (RED) Beloved husband of Bernlce; dear father of Linda wrignt (Margaret), Mrs.

eeon If (Judith) Dow, jerry Wright (Judith) Dow. J.rrv Wrloht nusoana ot Anna. Loving tamer ot Friday at 7 p.m. Funeral Mass Saturday at 10 a.m. at St.

Reais Bioa ana Jetterv (Pau a); Grand James K. (Maraaret), Mrs. Ray Lawrence TSarah) father of Laura Thomas. Dawn W. LUHI Vila.

til lyill IMI VII and Mrs. Edward (Susan) Phi I Ids. ko), Wright mond (Ma vina) Dobfs. Mrs. Ed uainonc tnurcn ai Lincoln omu Garrett and Bill Biga; great Lanser in Birmingnam.

i mer WALKER ALEXANDER F. BUD Age 65. March 1990. Dear husband of Dolores M. Dear father of Mary Jo Sturza, Nancy Weber, Robert, Thomas and Susan Parsons.

Elev Also survived by 11 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Sister of Donald Matt, Iris La Pointe men White Chapel Cemetery. iranuTainer ot Kyan barren; irother of Jessie Vida. Funeral mund (Barbara) Gucwa, Michael Mrs. Larry (Elaine) Lewis and Claudle Sarna.

Leaves eighteen grandchildren and two great granddaughters. Brother of Jo- services at the S.K. Schurti Trust BERMAN 100 Funeral Home. 21705 Gratiot at 17 Mile Road "Uturriiw 11 1 Ii 'AT-' seon Judae and Henrv Judae. LOUIS (LOU) Beloved husband of the late Madeline Berman.

Dear Services Saturday at 10a.m. from a.m. Member of Amvets Post 27. Mrai iiAma oann Tinrnh Memorial rontrl hut font to Olivet ttSHL TOS JK.S; (NEW LOCATION) 10 a.m. at St.

father of Michael (Shernii) and Beth Berman. Brother of Clara the Sajewski Funeral Home 19111 West Warren to St. Thomas Aquinas Church at Interment Evangelical Lutheran Church Alfreds Churcl 10521 Van Dvke. Detroit Ml 187.14 Alfreds Church. Scripture service en grandchildren.

Dear brother of Georgia Glynn, Maureen Frye and Mary Jo Caffrey. Services Saturday 11:15 a.m. at Wm. Sullivan 4 Son Funeral Heme 705 w. 11 Mile (4 blks.

E. of Woodward), Royal Oak. 12 noon at St. Colum-ban Church, Birmingham. Rosary Friday p.m.

Visitation Friday 3-9 Morey) seiiy, Ethel (Frederick) Ann Mirves and Nettie would he annreciAtiid y.ni. niuoy. St. Hedwig cemetery, wake ser (Simon) Roberts. Services 1 PETT vice rnaay p.m.

o'clock Friday afternoon at the Ira Kaufman Chapel Interment MacKENZIE RUSSELL H. March 4th. Beloved husband of Geneva. Dear father i.m. ana aaruraay y-i 13 a.m.

ENGELMAN Macnpeian cemetery. GORDON A. Beloved husband of of Russell Jr. and Robin Haw JESSIE Beloved wife of the late uorofhy. Dear father ot Brian thorne.

Grandfather of Shane, WEISS Andrew. Sister of Betty Williams, BOJNOWSKI Mackenzie and ban (Jimj uodt jane Kingie ana tne ibtc iyaia Grandfather of Kate and David twothV STEPHANIE. Age 89. Wife of the SAMUAL Age 65 of Grand Rapids. Died Wednesday Merch 7, 1990.

Survivlno are his wife. Barbara: Ruprlch. also survived by nieces ana neDhews. Funeral services at iaie azymon. uear momer or nnrs.

Margaret Jurczvszyn, Gerald and Richard. Grandmother of Mrs. Mrr.KirF..n.;.t iirj bw wv Trpy'flwr-'lon Lutheran the S.K. Schuitz Trust 100 Funeral children, Cathy and James Frisln- inurcn i7so Piaet. tav or.

Mi 12 Mile Farminoton Hills. Berrv (Marianne) Ball and Mrs, morlals may be made to Hospice ler or Lianas, nnarcy ot aan Yanclsco. Karen of Houston. Heme, 21705 Gratiot at 8 12 Mile Road, Monday 9:30 a.m. St.

Veronica Church 10 a.m. Scripture Family will receive friends from 1 Robert (Margaret) Chelemen ot oouTneasTern rwicnigan. p.m. until time ot service. ana greai granamoiner or wen deth.

John and Thomas Ball service sunaay p.m. visitation Texas; two grandchildren and one brother. Funeral services Sunday at 12:30 p.m. at Metcalf A Jon-kheff Funeral Home 4291 Cas PIETRANIEC starting Saturday atter j. Funeral from the Wm.

J. Duress MACK Funeral Home, 28499 Schoenherr, IS of 12 Mi.) Warren. Saturday THOMAS J. Beloved husband of Lillian. Dear father of Alice Kar-shneskl, Kenneth, Mary Anne "The Porter of GILBERT, GEORGIANA (VERNIER) Aae 87 VIRGINIA P.

Beloved wife of the late Edward; dear mother of 9:30 a.m. and St. Sylvester Churcf cade Rd. SE, Grand Rapids. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery.

Memorials to charity ot your choice. Shannon. chard and Edward. Clyde Peebles IT arand io a.m. Kosary Friday i.m p.m.

Teacher tor 19 vrs. at Our Ladv of Also grandfather of eight. Broth mother of Cynthia Bezlk (John) counsel scnooi, uetrou. and Donald (Darlene); great er ot i-ouis, Dernaru ana josepn. Funeral service 9 a.m.

Monrlav BORUM Beloved wife of The ate Antnonv. randmother of Kenneth and Bar- Dear aunt of Marv Mahonev Rice. ara Bezlk: sister of Harris Hod- wtwb rwnvr.i nm, rrom rne wueneia r-unerai name. Mrs. Francis (Harriett) Rouleau.

WILLIE MAE. Loving mother of Victoria, Sandra and Stanley; beloved dauahter of James E. kin tfttiiMfw id ji mi UMwoop, uearporn ana WELLS DOUGLAS M. Age 66 of Naples, Florida. Died Safurday March 3, 1990.

He Is survived by his wife Viola; a son, William of Michigan; and Eleanor Vernier Duffy. Funeral Mass Saturday 11 a.m. in the Harold W. Vick Funeral Home, 140 Woods. Died after a brief Illness.

Mile) in Warren. Visitation FrM.b and and Sunday Family hour 6-7 p.m. at tote -9 p.m. I hi i day Ipm-IOpm. iwv udvuiiibi rsJiinccii aid) Kluth of wlsconson and Ellen s.

trail or, mt. uemens. Mass win be celebrated by former students, Rev. Father John M. Quinn.

Friday, March 9. Services Jeffrey) Johnson of Michigan; a PLESA ar si. ceceiia's, 1 1 a.m. aaruraay. St.

Bonaven-ture's," and helped acquaint the public with Casey. Mr. Derum of St. Clair died Tuesday of pneumonia at River District Hospital in East China Town lugmer-in-iaw, larnenne wens MARTIN MARK A. Beloved son of NIc and Burial mt.

unvet Lemetery, ue-trolt. Visitation Friday 3-9 p.m. Scrioture service Friday 7:30 o.m. Michigan; eignt grandchildren; Clara. Dear father of Aaron.

Florida. MABEL C. of Orlando, hrother. William BRINICH ROBERT Aae 67. Beloved hus at funeral home.

Family suggests Beloved wife of Donald. Dear Brother ot vaier Gaiambus, Mr. Wells was preceded In death bv a son. Michael In 1917. A band of Clara.

Dearest father of mother of Donna Behe, Eugene, Jonnson ana tctor. iho i.t. i.m.. a r. (son of Rosa PI eta.

Funeral 11 a.m. contributions to St. Joseph Hospi tai Foundation, Mt. Clemens tin. Survived by eight grandchild- at ChfR ren and one areat-arandchild.

nawf-rererwii runvrw nmw Joan and Lynne. Dear brother of Dorothy and the late Frank. Visitation Saturday and Sunday 19 p.m. at the A.H. Peters Funeral Home, 20705 Mack Avenue at memorial service will be held Saturday March 10, 1990 at St.

Peters Church, Harper Woods, Michigan at 10 a.m. The family suggests memorial contributions to the American Cancer Society. 9M0 S. Telegraph, (NEW LOCA- GUTMANN CAROL L. Beloved wife of Roger, Dear mother of Laura and Daniel.

James Derum i mm Sister of Edna Shaver. Blanche Morris and Arthur Smith. Funeral service Saturday 11 a.m. at the Ross B. Northrop ft San Funeral Vernier Road, Grosse Polnte ROCK Sister of Mary Grunke, Fred wooes, hunerai pnvaie.

Grunke and uth Grunke. Dauah nmti iiwi ivrann kivvi LEONA C. March a. 1990. Aoe 13.

ter of Reverend and Mrs. Marvin WILSON (Neatord) Beloved wife of the late Lawrence BRUCE WYNONA FRANCES Aae 56. Be WESLEY Aoe 33. Of Wlxom. Grunke.

Daughter-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gutmann. Visita dear mother of caivin c. (Joyce) of Grosse Pte Shores.

Grandmother of Christine A. Zan- March 4, 19907 Beloved husband of Andrea. Dear father of Corynne, MCCORMACK, loved daughter of Virginia and the late Markes. Dearest sister of Mark W. and too (Reese) of Belleville.

Corlnne HELEN E. Age 73. Beloved wife tion at the A.H. Peters Funeral Home, 20705 Mack at Vernier Road, Grosse Pointe Woods from 1-10 p.m. Saturday.

In state at St. Paul Fwanoelical Lutheran Jamie nicoiie, ana Drum uanine. Son of Robert and Frances Wil Dean. Also survied bv sev A. Rock ot Springfield MA, Pame la a.

biaroener jonnj ot Birming son. Brother of Kathy M. Devlne, Eliendenette Stone. Grandson ot eral nieces and nephews. Funeral services Saturday 11 a.m.

from the Bagnasco-Tabbl Funeral nam ana Lawrence a. kock ilv- Church. 375 Lothroo at Cha tonte. ana oest triena ot oernoro. nearest mother of Sharon (Richter) Mann.

Dear grandmother of Todd (Carol) Richter and Ginger (Jim) Wheeler. Great grandmother of Heather and Asnlev. Sister of heart disease at Riverside Osteopathic Hospital in Trenton. He served as president of the Trenton Board of Education from 1965 to 1966, from 1969 to 1970 and from 1973 to 1974, his son Kenneth said. He last served on the board in 1979.

He retired from Detroit Edison in 1975 after having worked there for 41 years. When Trenton was still a village, Mr. Blair served as its assessor from 1947 to 1957. He was a member of First United Methodist Church for about 68 years and taught Sunday school. He also was a former Boy Scout leader.

Other survivors include his wife, Virginia; a daughter, Sara Pittman; sons James, Alan, and Thomas; two sisters, and 14 grandchildren. Burial is planned in Michigan Memorial Park, Flat Rock. PATRICIA GUGEL, 63, of Northville, a former coordinator of Schoolcraft College Extension Services, died Tuesday of cancer at the University of Michigan Hospitals in Ann Arbor. As coordinator, Mrs. Gugel had supervised programs that retrained women in state prisons for vocational jobs after their release.

She also taught a course in criminal justice, said her son, Craig. She retired last year after 18 years. "Our prison program was a quality program because of Pat," said Saundra Florek, director of Institutional Advancement at Schoolcraft College. "So many people have problems working with prisoners. Pat really cared for them and yet she had this discipline." She received a bachelor's degree in sociology from Mary grove College and a master's degree in criminal justice from the University of Detroit.

She was a member of the Schoolcraft College Foundation and Nomads a travel club in Romulus. She also belonged to St. Colette Catholic Church in Livonia. She was born Patricia Angela Sullivan in Detroit. Other survivors include a son, Paul; a daughter, Jeri Anne Mitchell; three sisters, and a brother.

Prayers are scheduled for 10:15 a.m. today at the Ross B. Northrop Son Funeral Home, 19091 Northville Road in Northville. A funeral service is to follow at 11 a.m. at St.

Colette Catholic Church, 17600 Newburgh Road, Livonia. Burial is to be in Holy Sepulchre Catholic Cemetery, Southfield. Memorials may be made to the Schoolcraft College Foundation, 18600 Haggerty Road, Livonia, 48152. deaths Elsewhere Otto Auf ranc, 80, a physician who helped develop the first replacement hip in the United States, died Wednesday in Needham, after a lengthy illness. Charlotte M.

Sitterly, 91, an astrophysicist who discovered one of the unstable elements in sunlight, died Saturday in Washington of heart failure. Her discovery of technetium, an element, changed scientific explanations of conditions in the sun's interior. Robert J. Flemma, 56, a surgeon who led research into an artificial heart, died Wednesday in Milwaukee of heart diease. Dr.

Flemma had predicted in August that a device known as the Milwaukee Heart would be available for human use in seven years. The device is to be a wholly implanted, electrically powered heart to aid patients with cardiomyopathy, the degenerative condition that led to his death. Virgil M. Rogers, 92, a former dean of education at Syracuse University who had been school superintendent in Battle Creek and elsewhere, died Saturday in Syracuse, N.Y. At Battle Creek, in the early 1940s, he inspired a dispute by hiring the first black teachers for the school system.

nette), Warrant Officer U.S. Armv Aviation of Favetteville NC. grosse koi me harms from noma, ivm Harper be o.m. Sunday until time of tween 10-11 Mile Rds. Interment Cadillac Memorial.

Pastor James funeral 3 p.m. Memorials to the Great grandmother of Lindsay Zentop and Calvin L. Rock. Visitation The Harry J. Will Trust IN Charlotte Kreger and Myrtle Edward Stockllne, one uncle and two aunts.

Memorial service Saturday, 2 p.m. at the Brlghtmoor Tabernacle of SouthfleldT (696 at Telegraph). Memorial! to the Brigntmoor Tabernacle of South-field. Arrangements by Lynch 4 Sens (Rkhardson-BIrd Chapel) cnurcn or wartburg college of Waverly, Iowa appreciated. Meusn officiating, in state Thursday after 6 p.m.

jacKsun, nan oroiner ot oyron Berlin. Other family members Funeral Heme, 370W Six Ml. Rd. E. of -275).

Saturday 54 p.m.. also include Irene and Bill Bickel and Catherine McCormack. Funeral Saturday 1:45 a.m. Kaul Sunday 12-9 p.m. and at Grace Lutheran Church.

Redford. Mon- HILTON DAVID ALLEN Age 20. March 6, 1990 of Hills. Son oi BYRNE JAMES J. March 8.

Beloved husband of Mary Ann (nee McNa-mara). Dear father of Francis A. Funaral Heme 2M33 Jefferson, St. day from. 9 a.m.

until me of WINIARSKI WIDfilUIA V. March 7 Beloved Clair Shores. 9:30 a.m. St. Valerie service at ig.

interment Glen Church. Visitation Friday Memorial Park Mrs. Sandra Bung and Mr. Larry Hilton; grandson of Mr. Clinton Hopkins and Mr.

and Mrs. Darrel (Gail), J. Kevin (Michelle), Robert and Mary Beth Byrne. Dear m. Rosary p.m.

Friday. ilian) Hilton; brother of Gary (Llll grandfather of Brendan J. Byrne. Funeral Monday 9:45 a.m. from Hilton.

Funeral Saturday t-unerai Saturday ii a.m STELLA M. March 1990. 7o years. Beloved wife of the late MC DUFFEY Price Funeral Home, 3725 S. Roch- ester betw.

16-17 Mi. Rds. Arnold J. Dear mother of Mrs. Wlllard (Annette) Bratton.

San JOSEPH G. Beloved son of Ruth and Harry; dear brother of Betty mother of Mary Kasperek, Stella. I Sophie (Gene) Przystup, and' Jonn. Grandmother of Great grandmother of Also survived by three brothers and five sisters. Visitation Friday I to 9.

Rosary Friday 7:30 p.m.; Funeral Saturday 9:45 a.m. from" the Wuiek-Calcaterra Funeraf Heme, Inc. 36900 Schoenherr at Metro Parkway (16 Mile) to Thecla Church for a 10:30 a.mj Troy. 313-689-0700. Interment White Chapel Memorial Ceme A.J.

Desmond 4 Sons Trust 100 Funeral Home, (2600 Crooks Rood, Troy) to Church of St. Owen (6869 Franklin Rd.) at 10:30. Family willfreceive friends Saturday 5-8 p.m. Sunday 2-9 p.m. Rosary riCKenng, oonnie amiin.

Arrnur, Mr. Bailey, Carl 35, died Tues- Bailey day of respiratory complications at Mount Carmel Mercy Hospital in Detroit, where he was being treated for tuberculosis. Judith Jamison, the artistic director of the Ailey company, recalled Bailey as "a great artist who was genuinely devoted to dance. "He had the ability to connect with his audience in a very special way Detroit should be proud to have produced such a glorious artist," she said. While reviewers often noted the confident athleticism Bailey brought to his performances, fellow dancers recalled the perfectionism he strove for, both as a dancer and as a teacher of Ailey's master classes.

"He had such an eye for detail. Fellow dancers would say 'nobody will notice that my foot is not in exactly the right place' but he'd say, 'no, that's the way it has to said Don Washington, the Ailey company manager. Mr. Bailey was the principal dancer with the Ailey company for 10 years. While performing in Detroit in February 1989, he injured himself but insisted on performing, Washington said.

Mr. Bailey first danced with Carole Morisseau's Detroit City Dance Company. Then he toured with "Disney on Parade" and the national company of "The Wiz." He also danced with the Pauline Koner Dance Consort. He is survived by his mother, Irma James; stepfather Theodore James; a brother, Anthony, and a sister, Margaret Ann Rogers. Viewing is 11:30 a.m.

to 8 p.m. today at Swanson Funeral Home, 14751 W. McNichols, Detroit. Services will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at the funeral home.

Burial will be in Detroit Memorial Park Cemetery, Warren. Kenneth Gerard, labor negotiator from Windsor by Cecilia deck Free Press Business Writer Windsor trade unionist Kenneth Gerard was known as a tough negotiator and a compassionate leader. "Kenny was loud, and he appeared very rough, but he had a heart as big as a house," Buzz Hargrove, assistant to Canadian Auto Workers President Robert White, said Thursday. "He was one hell of a trade unionist." Mr. Gerard, 57, who spearheaded the CAW's fight for an indexed pension through a 6-day strike against Chrysler Canada Ltd.

in 1987, died Wednesday of a heart attack after a 10-hour bargaining strategy meeting in Windsor. Mr. Gerard since 1982 served as president of CAW Local 444, representing workers at Chrysler's Windsor van plant and minivan plants. He was the founding chairman of the council representing Chrysler workers in Canada, and played a major role in negotiating the 1982 contract that ended concessions for Chrysler workers, Hargrove said. For most of the 1980s, Mr.

Gerard served as president of the CAW Canadian council, composed of dele- dra Plneau, Dolores Jeffs and Lawrence A. Roger. Dear sister of tery. Trov. Visitation 3-5 o.m.

and Adam Gareau and cnristtne Many nieces and neohews alsc Augusro neuKircn, Irene uorvcai, 7-9 p.m. Friday. Memorials to the donors choice. survived. Funeral Saturday 11:30 Virginia Nlcfiolls and Mary Zyg-ner.

Also survived by 13 grand aunuay p.iii. lumriDunons sug' gest to American Cancer Society. 1mc n.lr.il mnii nlna nrul nr.nii. HOLLAND man. Interment Mt.

Olivet. vices under the direction of the children. Prayers Monday, CARRICO RICHARD H. S4 Beloved husband Sawvar-Fuller Funeral Wessels A Wllk Funeral Hem. Home 1125 12 Ml.

(2 blks. MARY E. Age 76. March 7. Wife of For into call S43-0100.

of Jennie. Dear father of Richard Jr. (Cheryl), Julie (Walter) of Woodward) followed by a 10 ZIMMERMAN I DONALD F. II years. Beloved' husbond of Meraaret.

Dear father' scnuuz and Becky (Samuel) fihs-ko. Grandfather of Erin Filisko, Kimberlv and Travis Holland. ine iaie josepn. aisier or jane Flack, Victoria Fraker, and John Cadez. Prayers Saturday 10 a.m.

Hopcrof Funeral Home, 31145 John (1 blk. N. of 13 Mile St. Vincent Ferrer MC INTOSH An i I i a.m. Mass at Guardian Angel Church, Clawson.

Visitation Sal urday, 4-9 and Sunday 1-9 o.rr Scripture service Sunday, 7:30. of Don and Charles. Dear brother of Mildred Zimmerman, Mrs. William (Hazel) tucker, ano Verne (Shirley) Frvklund. Also Brother ot Mary Sorenson and Howard.

Memorial service Saturday 12 noon at the Dearborn Chapel of the Howe-Peterson Fu Wisconsin. March 6 In Bloomfleld Hills, Michigan. Beloved wife ot Donald. Dear mother of Peter SANOM, Lnurcn. interment Mt.

Olivet Visitation Friday 1-9 p.m. survived by one grandson. Memo-i MARY. March 1990. Beloved (iiaire), Paul isany), or.

mom rial service aai. nam, ai nu.m-: brook Presbyterian Church, 22055 neral noma mo Micnigan Ave, Visitation after 1 o'clock Friday as (Dr. Nancy), Adam Mc Intosh, wife of the late Albert. Dear CONSIGNEY Flor- W. 14 ml.

atLahser, Birmingham. fjamesl Mart and mother ot Char at. eano mother of Charles. Eleanor. Memorials to the Michigan Heart the late David Mc Intosh.

Dear ence, George and Geraldine. nd Geraiaine. zi sister of George (Eileen) Roche- grandchildren, 39 greet grand- children. Two oreat oreat arand- Cemeteries, Monuments leau. rvioTner-in-iaw or Deny ad-drade.

Also survived bv 15 arand- JACOBSON, chlldreo. Funeral from the Ver- FLORENCE (Lillian) Beloved wife of the late Charles. Dear mother of Dorothy Rabedeau (Charles), Edward Consigney, Betty Klueck (Bernard) and the late Eileen Consigney. Also nine grandchildren and 16 great children. Services will be held heyden Funeral Heme, 14300 EDITH.

Age 90. Wife of the late emir, winner ot oeorge ana Saturday in Plains, Wisconsin. For further information call A.J. Mack at Outer Drive, Saturday 11 a.m. Visitation Thursday and Frl- CHRISTIAN Memorial Cultural' manun naggtung.

i nree grona-dauohters and three oreat arand- Desmond a sons Trust loo Funer day from 9 a.m.-9 p.m. yianainnaren. sisier or Reggie, Center Rochester, 1 prime spaces, $1(00 value for 51500. 247-04M al Home, 362-2500 children. Funeral at the Hoocroft- Richard, Ted and Rose.

Services Saturday 1) a.m. at A.H. Peters Funeral Home 32000 Schoenherr swanson runrai noma, ji lis SCHOLFIELD VALERIE L. March i. Beloved jonn Madison Heights Monday 11 a.m.

Visitation SaTurdav after I lot, MT. OLIVET Cemetery MITCHELL wife ot the late Kenneth. Dear at Masonic 13 Mile) in Warren. Visitation Friday 2p -10 p.m. teuu.

jy-j3eu an a p.m. iiiivi iiivmi rureti iawn. LEROY 63 vears. March 6. at ship.

He was 96. He also was the author of "Apostle in a Top Hat," a biography on Frederic Ozanam, founder of the St. Vincent de Paul Society. The book won Mr. Derum the Christopher Book Award for his literary achievement in 1961.

"He was very interested in the Capuchin order, but also the life of Father Solanus Casey," his son, James said. Mr. Derum also was a member of the St. Vincent de Paul Society at the Sts. Peter and Paul Jesuit Church in Detroit.

"He was a very interesting person to talk to," said Brother Leo Wollenweber of the Capuchins, a friend of 30 was very interested in community affairs and the people, and just a very good friend to everyone." He was active in the Capuchin Charity Guild, a fund-raising arm for the Capuchin Soup Kitchen in Detroit. He also was a member of the Father Solanus Guild, a group of lay people who support his canonization. Mr. Derum met Casey just once before Casey died in 1957'. The chance encounter proved to make a lasting impression.

"The Porter of St. Bonaventure's" was published in 1968. Mr. Derum worked as a sports reporter for the former Detroit Journal and Courier around 1918, and later as a copy writer, his son, James said. He also is survived by four grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.

The funeral will be at 10:30 a.m. today at St. Bonaventure Monastery, 1470 Mt. Elliott in Detroit. Burial will be in Mt.

Elliott Cemetery in Detroit. Memorials may be made to the Capuchin Order, 1740 Mt. Elliott, Detroit 48207. Morris Blair, 75, of Trenton, who served on the Trenton Board of Education for 18 years, is to be remembered in a service at 11 a.m. today at First United Methodist church of Trenton, 2610 W.

Jefferson Trenton. Mr. Blair, a former Detroit Edison engineer, died Wednesday of mother of Valerie Gach, John Cramer, Frank Cramer, Janet Slse and the late Judy Gosclnskl. OAKLAND HILLS Memorial Gar-. Huron volley Hospital.

Late oi Bloomfleld, Tarp. Beloved hus- COOPER dens 4 ion in-iilt i JUDGE ALOYSIUS See Diladtiole Notice. band of DorotHf. Dear son ot Mrs. also survived bv 16 arandchlld- JANE A.

March 8. Beloved wife of Bess Mitchell ot Detro I. LOVino ran. uun oreat orandrhl dren. 1 WHITE CHAPEL) 1 Kudy.

Dear mother of Cheryl, Donna. Martin. Keith. Kelly. lather ot Mrs.

Wayne Carter brother and 4 sisters. Funeral (Sharon), Deborah Mitchell, Saturday 9:30 a.m. at the S.K. Garden of Good Shepherd I lot KELLY Nickie and Nancy. Grandmother i soutntieid, mi.

Dear granaiainer schuitz Trust IN Funeral Heme, JAMES F. Sr. Age 70. Of St. Clair anores.

ueiovea nusoana ot catn ot Lisa, nun, nayne. uear 21705 Gratiot at I 1z Ml. no brother of Duayne, Mrs. Thomas interment Forest Lawn cemetery. WHITE CHAPEL 6 lots, Garden.

ui ureai grangmoiner oi one. Daughter of Marcella May hew. Sister of Nancy Fisher, Chuck and Gary Mavhew. Services from of Good snepnera. 616-267-5491.

Mitchell all ot Detroit Mr Mitch- CEI I rat Mrs. Christine Tinsley, Robert and David. Also survived by nine grandchildren. Brother of Cather Manns-Ferguson Funeral Heme 17000 Middlebelt, Saturday 10 WHITE Chapel 2 lots, 1500 the Ford Motor Co. ReTtlnoi the OERALpiNE March I W90, Aunt, meoiTeTion.

woj, a-oyse a.m. visnanon r-riaay i-i Andersen Funeral Home B95 oul- rw unwn ji ine uat.iKaeii. runerai daiuroay Kaul Funeral Hama tie Ave Windsor, atter 2 o.m. Betty J. Henderson; great aunt of WOODLAWN Garden of Faith, iuuiiii ui, ill mtut n.Ai T.

Hen- tec. none grav II-4603 I 2K bratiot, Roseville. Visile tion Friday Prayers 7p.m. Funeral service Monday derson. Private, funeral service ii iHArnun) and antombment Woodlawn Cam- CUPISZ GAIL I.

Age 47. March 7. Beloved wife of Thomas. Dear mother of Anthony, Michael, Christopher and Ryan. Daughter of Clara Snare.

Sister of Robert Snare. 1 55 Card of Thanks KILLIAN Windsor Memorial Gardens. ry. Detroit Tributes may be Fr. EDWARD L.

Age 74, of Rlver- Heart Association. Ar view. uear Droiner ot nnr. Jullui (Frances) Freeman rangements by Wm It Hamilton MOLIN Services 9:30 a.m. Saturday Di- Dear uncle of Mrs.

Thomas HELEN March 7, 1990. Dear (Kathleen) Mart us. Mrs. PRAYER TO ST. CLARE I Pray nine hail Mary's once a day: for nine days, on the ninth day publish this prayer and wish three things.

Even though you don't-have faith, your prayer will be. answered. J.A.W.l sister of Mildred w. Fincher; dear en AC aI Culn lnural)ISA9, iwr rvntrii noma i van Dyke, Uticaand 10a.m. St.

Kleran Catholic Church. Scripture service 7 p.m. Friday. Visitation Friday noon-9 p.m. Marion Rogers, and Leonard Church.

Dear friend of Stanley Dnhart Eliw-hnr Ctaw-lBALES AOO 61. Husband Of Ra- and Grace Weber. In state Thurs en Molln; dear great-aunt of chel. Beloved father of John, Crolg Molineux and Jill Nissan. Robert, Nency, Clifford, Joseph, Visitation Friday after 5 p.m.

at mcnara ana tne iaie JeTrrey. Uarmatilan Mamarial Trutt 1AB Grandfather Of AhOC 0. A ex S. 20 Funeral Directors'), day a-v pm and Friday 17-3 pm. at R.J.

Nixon Funeral Home 2544 Biddle Ave. Wyandotte. Exportation of the body Friday 3pm to St. Patrick Church, 105 Superior Wyandotte. In state at Funeral Heme, 980 N.

Newburgh, Erica and Stephanie Rey. Also Westlend (between Ford Rd. and survived by two brothers and one Cherry Hill) until time of service sister. Family will accept visitors at 7 o.m. Interment Glen Mills, from 10 a.m.

until time of memo- Dl FRANCO LORRAINE THERESA March 7, 1990 Age 54. Beloved wife of Ben. Dearest mother of Barbara (Pete) Di Franco Perez, Sandra (Paul) Doan, Kenneth and Linda (Stephen) Magiera. Dear grandmother of Natalie Sandovar Alex church from 3-9 pm Friday. Parish Rosary Friday 7:30 pm.

Mass of Resurrection Saturday 11 am. penn. rial service at 1 1 a.m. on uturdaj mist marcn hi bt KraTora r-reiDvieri interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Saturday 2:30 pm. andra Doan and Nicholas Of NOWLAND Detroit.

Memorial contributions Franco Perez. Dear dauohter of M. Marrh ma "nrV Leona Masse. Dear daugh suddenly In Ffe. Husband of ter-in-law of Mary and Edward Dl Franco.

Dear sister of Jenny KOCZUK FRANK P. Beloved husband of Halina. Dearest father of Chester oioria; loving Tamer oi tteniamin; tuauic Hpartnnnf lanira (mlth-klouflanri I nUIYIAS Katharine) and Richard. Grand- and Gerald Nowland also ANNA MAE Age 65 of Southgate. Family-owned uneral homes caring for their neighbors.

ather of Kimberlv. Brother of survlved bv three brothers. Jerrv. tseioveo wire or rne lare Kay- Mariana Sakowski, Boleslaw Malaker, Louise Michaels, Betty Brochu, Gerry Duff, Bernie Ansel, Joan Skee, Rosemary Rich and Carl Masse. Funeral Saturday 8:45 a.m.

from the Kaul Funeral Home, 35701 Garfield (N. of 15 Mile) Clinton Twp. to St. Peters Catholic Church at 9:30 UBVIO ana jeiTrey; gianuinuiner Virginia Smith and Bernlce Nowland. Visitation Friday 6-9 p.m.

at (Wladyslawa) and Adam (Helena) all In Poland. Funeral Satur mond. Deerest mother of John (Laura). Dear sister of Evelyn Velne and June Kuk. Funerel Saturday p.m.

from the John Melnar Funeral Heme 14032 Northllne, Southgate, to St. Plus Catholic Church 1 p.m. Rosary Friday 7p.m. day 9 a.m. at the A.H.

Peters Funeral Home 32000 Schoenherr at Masonic 1316 Mile) in Warren the Ross B. Nerthrea) San Funeral Heme, 19091. Northville Rd. (at 7 Mile), Northville. For time of services on Saturday call 341-1233 am, Mt Clemens.

Burial Clinton Grove Cemetery. Prayers Friday: nd a.m. at st element Church. Rosary Friday 7 p.m. i y.

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