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4B DETROIT FREE PRESSFRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1990 State officials split on drug plan Organist drew inspiration from Bach Downey said Thursday some 600 members of the Guard's engineer corps could be mobilized as part of their regular weekend training duty to tear down homes at the request of neighborhoods and local mayors; Blanchard aide Lou Glazer saidbffi-cials from several cities have asked for the Guard's help in tearing down orug dens, and he predicted the Guard; will begin the effort by spring. Downey said an expanded program is in doubt unless the state can Convince the Pentagon to change rules for emergency funding of the Guard; and send millions of dollars more in federal aid for the demolition. The Associated Press contribufyd to this report BY CHRIS CHRISTOFF and ROBERT MUSIAL Free Press Staff Writers State officials were divided Thursday in reactions to President George Bush's plan to increase the federal war against drugs by $1.1 billion. The plan, announced Thursday, targeted more money for a Pentagon attack on cocaine traffickers and urged the death penalty for drug kingpins. Although the proposal would apparently not mean additional funding for Michigan, Donald Reisig, director of the state's Office of Drug Agencies, said it would make state and local agencies "vital partners" with the federal government in anti-drug efforts.

"We are particularly pleased with the president's new emphasis on basic research. The federal government has resources and capabilities to engage in the massive efforts necessary to develop better methods of treatment," Reisig said in a statement. But Joan Walker, administrator for the Michigan office of Substance Abuse Abuse chief says more money needed Services, was disappointed that Bush allocated only one-third of his drug-control budget for education, prevention and treatment. Walker said a better division would be half for education and related purposes, with the rest for enforcement. "To be successful in the war on drugs, you have to influence values and behavior.

Until you reduce the demand, it will be very difficult to turn off the spigot," she said. Bush's package would total $10.6 billion and boost spending on the nation's drug-fighting campaign in fiscal 1991 by 11.6 percent. Meanwhile, the Michigan National Guard is drafting plans to begin tearing down houses used for drug trafficking under a plan announced this month by Gov. James Blanchard. Guard spokesman Lt.

Col. Brian A9f. YOU T4 SMALL AD loos Aril me vxemss Death notices BY Dori j. maynard Free Press Staff Writer It was the music of Bach that inspired Roger E. Davis to play the organ.

And it was with the organ that Mr. Davis made significant contributions to Hope College, said his friends and colleagues. "I think he was more entranced by the music of Bach than anything else and the organ was a primary medium for Bach's music," said his companion Norene Walters. Mr. Davis, a professor of music at Hope College in Holland for 27 years, died of lung cancer Thursday at his Holland home.

He was 55. "He developed an organ instructional program that is the envy of other schools of our type across the country," said Dr. Robert Ritsema, chairman of the Hope College music department. Mr. Davis was a versatile man, who wrote books and built organs, Walters said.

His book "The Organist's Manual," received critical acclaim and contributed to musical education, she said. At Hope, Mr. Davis taught organ, music theory and music history, said Walters. He also was the college organist, directed the college chorus for 20 years, was chairman and program director of the Christmas vespers for 10 years and started the Tulip Time organ recital series in 1971. He managed the series until 1988.

Outside of work, Mr. Davis, a talented craftsman, built an addition to his 1904 home in the style of the period. In the addition, he kept a two-manual pipe organ he designed and built, Walters said. "He was never lost for something to do. He always had many creative things waiting to be done," she said.

Survivors include his mother, Lucy T. Davis; daughters Cynthia Towell, Laura and Lucy; a son, Eric; a brother, two sisters, and two grandsons. A memorial service will be at 4 p.m. Tuesday at Dimnent Memorial Chapel at Hope College. Funeral services will be private.

Memorial contributions are suggested to the Roger E. Davis Organ Scholarship for Freshmen atHope College, 137 E. Twelfth Street, Holland 49423-3698. Former union leader believed in people by Dori J. Maynard Free Press Staff Writer Union work was in Robert Leach's blood, said his son Joel.

"1 always said about my dad that he could have the devil sitting on one end of the table and God sitting on the other side and sit down and write a contract," Joel Leach said. "He just liked people." The Detroit native died Monday at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Allen Park from lung cancer, his son said. He was 69. At the age of 19, Mr. Leach became the first president of UAW Local 544 in Detroit said John Coyne, International Representative of the UAW Retired and Older Workers Department.

Mr. Leach served as president for the next three years. He went on to work for the UAW international staff and was a delegate to the 1947 UAW international convention, Coyne said. Mr. Leach later became a truck driver and was active with the Teamsters Union, Joel Leach said.

He retired in 1971. After retirement he moved to Lexington, where he opened a party store with his two sons. He was driven by his enjoyment of people, his son said. "He was always getting people out of trouble He just believed in people," he said. Mr.

Leach was always there for his family, said his son. "As of right now, I don't know who to turn to for advice. He was the best buddy I've ever had," he said. Other survivors include his wife, Irene; daughter, Julie Leach; son, Noel; two sisters, and three brothers. Funeral services are scheduled for 11:30 a.m.

today at the Harold Vick Funeral Home, 140 South Gratiot, Mt. Clemens. Burial is to follow in the St. Peter Cemetery, Mt. Clemens.

Deaths Elsewhere John Dillard Reynolds, grandson of former tobacco industry executive RJ. Reynolds, fell to his death from the llth-floor balcony of a hotel outside Orlando, on Monday. He was 54. Spokesmen for the Orange County Sheriffs Department said witnesses saw Mr. Reynolds climb the balcony and prepare to jump.

Patrick Reynolds, his half brother whose book, "The Gilded Leaf," chronicles three generations of the Reynolds family, described Mr. Reynolds as a "dear, sweet, good" person. He was the second of four sons born to Richard J. Reynolds Jr. and his first wife, Elizabeth Dillard Reynolds.

John J. O'Shea, 70, a Democratic Party leader and aide and speech writer for Presidents John Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson, died Tuesday in Philadelphia of a heart-related ailment. Mr. O'Shea's government service began after World War II, when he became a consultant to the State Department. He helped direct the first international observance of United Nations Day and was President Harry Truman's undersecretary of labor.

He was president of Thomas J. LaBrum Associates a Philadelphia-based public relations firm, from the mid-1960s until his retirement three years ago. Damaso Alonso, a poet, writer and scholar who was director emeritus of the Royal Academy of the Spanish Language, died Wednesday in Madrid after a long illness. He was 91. His best known works included the volumes of poetry "Pure Poems, Poems of the City" (1921) and "The Sons of Anger" (1944) and his collected poems "Man and God" (1955).

In 1978, he was awarded Spain's Miguel de Cervantes Prize, the highest literary prize for Spanish-language writers. Charley Eugene Johns, 84, who was governor of Florida for 15 months in the mid-1950s, died Tuesday in Tallahassee after a lengthy illness. Mr. Johns became governor in 1953 after the death of Gov. Daniel Thomas McCarty.

i QE Death Notices Today's Alphabetical Listing TOTZKAY GEORGE P. Jan 24, 9990 of Farmington Hills. Beloved husband of Irene F. Father of James, Raymond, Daniel, Marilyn Oilman and Carole. Grandfather of four.

Son of Mary Ann and the late George. Brother of Patricia Sapl-ano. Prayers Saturday. a.m. Heeney Sundqulst Funeraf Home, 23720 Farmington FaTmlng-ton, (474-5200)! Mass at Our Lady of Sorrows hurch, 23615 Power Rd.

Farmington. Rosary 7 p.m. Friday. Visitation 1-9 p.m. Friday.

Mr. Totzkaywas the retired Sales Engineer Industrial Tool Engineering Company 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 onu uoai inapier rrestoeni ot jtieiy ot nnanutacturini tngi- Shoup, Shirley A. Stevenson, William E. Stockton, Alvin Taylor Stutch, Frank J.

Sweeney, Edward J. Tennenhouse, Al Totzkay, George F. Toupin, Charles A. Tripp, Caroline F. Trumbull, Richard J.

Valmont, RitaO. Wawrzyniec, Marion Weising, Herbert H. Welch, Helen M. Wilczykski, John Wojtasik, Stanley Yaffe, Alma Young, Edward Zamecki, Sophia V. KnochJeanetteM.

Lewis, Blanche Lotan, Robert W. MacKenzie, Douglas M. Mann, Henry Marra, Caterina May, Russell Bruce Miller, Barry Molina, FelizaV. Mossett, JaneG. Nowosatko.Verna Paftee, Walter Emerson Potter, John Michael Radzom, Arthur J.

Reischel, Hilda E. Rogers, Howard B. Rook.Charles R. Rose, Edith M. Rudney, Irene C.

Sarkozi, Donald F. Albertson, Irene Atkin, Joseph M. Bates, Irene C. Becker, Harry Biniecki, Joseph S. Bireta, Joseph W.

Brady, Daniel Brink, Louise C. Buehriq, Gordon M. Core, Raymond M. Dobkowski, Norma Elandt, John Fischer, Wellington W. Forbes, John R.

Gortat, Blanche A. Grzelak, Charlotte Gulyas, Clara Holton, Floy E. Hooper, Mina Humphries, Clifton H. TOUPIN ALBERTSON IRENE, Jan. 20.

Beloved wife of the late Robert D. der mother of Robert O. Jr. (Claire); dear grandmother of Robert D. Ml, M.U.

(Katherlne) and the late Carol Albertson; great-grandmother of Megan and Whitney; sister of Mrs. Mabel Todd (Gaylord). Memorial service from Nardln Park United Methodist Church, Farmington Hills, Saturday, Jan. 27, 2 p.m. Memorials may be made to the Michigan Heart Association.

For information please call McCabe Funeral Home, 553-0120 CHARLES A. Beloved husiand of Yvonne at Mercy Hospital in Cedlllad Mich, on January 24, 1990 at the age of 95. Charles was the dear father of three sons. Marcel E. of Cadillac, Hubert L.

of Boon, Jeatf E. of Southfleld and one daughter, Mrs. Pauline F. Lltzner aTPres-cott, Arizona. Also surviving are 13 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren and one sister, Mrs.

Bernadette Given df Muskegon. Visitation at Peterson-Funeral Heme In Cadillac is Friday, 2-4 p.m. and 74 p.m. Funeral services will be Saturday 10 a.m. In St.

Ann Catholic Church followed by Interment' at Mt. Carmel Cemetery, Cadillac, LEWIS RADZOM mien. DOBKOWSKI NORMA (Gardonlo). Jan. 23.

Be-I loved wife of the late Stanley. ARTHUR J. Age 17. Beloved nusoano ot the late victoria. Dear brother of Alfred (Marlorie) TRIPP Loving mother of Denlse Ham- BLANCHE Age 47.

Dear wife of Frederick Sr. Dear mother of Karen Connor, Frederick Jr. and John. Grandmother of David, Shay and Amanda. Daughter of Margaret Herbst.

Also survived by three brothers. A memorial service will be held at a later date. CAROLINE P. Jan. 23.

Mother of Gerry, Charles, Bonnie and mono imrs. vviiiiomj ana Anene Dobkowskl-Marler (Mrs. Steve). Dearest arandmother of Shawn juonn. uranamoTner at vaniei.

Pravers Monday 12:30 at ATKIN JOSEPH M. January 25. Age 68. Brother of Robert. Cousin of Howard Halpln.

Visitation Saturday and Sunday 1-9 p.m. at Wilhelm Funeral Home 15227 E. Jefferson at Beaconsfield, Grosse Polnte. Mass of the Resurrection Monday 10 a.m. at St.

Hubert Church, Mt. Clemens. K. of C. Seniors Rosary and 4th Degree Chalice Service Sunday 3 p.m.

Parish rosary Sunday 7 p.m. Burial Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Past Grand Knight of Gabriel Richard Marlar. Also Mark, Jason and Scott Hammond.

Survived by one sister. Funeral from the Detroit Stepfather of Richard Shirley) and Roy Martin. Grandfather of nine. Great grandfather of seven. Also survived by nieces and nephews.

Resting at the Epptns-Van-deweghe Funeral Home 6150 Cadieux Rd. at Harper, Friday 2-9 p.m. In state at St. Thomas Lutheran Church, 23801 Kelly Rd. Ross B.

Northrop ft Son Funeral Heme, 22401. Grand (Redford) to Christines Church, 22303 Fenkell, Detroit at I Rosary Sunday p.m. Vislta-lon Saturday and Sunday 1-9 p.m. LOTAN ROBERT W. Jan.

25. Beloved husband of Elaine. Dear father of Robert (Denise), Keith (Dawn), Patrick (Sandra), Mrs. Marshall (Joann) Guiott, Mrs. John (Cher- cnapei of tne Frank J.

caicaterra Funeral Home, Inc. 16090 East Seven Mile Road (Moross at Kelly) Saturday 9:15 a.m., St. Angela Church at 10 a.m. Prayer service Friday 7:30 p.m. Memorials to the American Diabetes Association appreciated.

aaturaay, iu a.m. until time ot servicesatlla.m. council Kott. TRUMBULL REISCHEL HILDA E. Dear aunt of Dr.

urenxe ano Mrs. Lurt (fame-a) Krier. Dear sten-father of Gersabeck, Winifred Schumann and Violet De Rusha. Grand aunt BATES IRENE C. Age 95 of Grosse Pte.

Woods. Died Jan. 21 In Tltusvllle, Florida. Dear mother of John E. Mrs.

Michael (Marclaj Remos, Mrs. David (Charlene) Wolclk and David Simmons. Survived by three sisters, six brothers and RICHARD J. Age 66. January 24.

Brother of John, Theodore end Margaret Taylor. Father pf Mrs. Robert (Karen) Allor; also survived by three grandchildren. Cremation Evergreen Cemetery. Arrangements by Hopcrofi-Swan-son Funeral Home 585-7770, ELANDT JOHN J.

77, died January 24. Cheboygan. Ml. Beloved husband of Lottie; dear father of Arthur. ot Linda 1 1 Dor, Susan Bacon and Robert Schumann.

Funeral 12 noon Monday at the A.H. Peters Funeral Heme, 20705 Mack Ave ne aranacn dren. state at Bates, Jr. of Warren. William L.

Fauimann Walsh Golden Rule Bates, DDS and Marlorie Parsons of Grosse Pte. Woods, Catherine St. Clair Shores, Patricia Kra- runerai Home, suit utica Road, Fraser Saturday 5-9 D.m. and Le oner ot Titusv le. Fla.

and VAI MftalT nue at vernier Road, Grosse Polnte Woods. Visitation after 7 p.m. Saturday. ewski, troy, rnyius sutpnen, Midland, Julienne Elandt, Indian Charles Nelson of Gaylord. Also 23 Sunday 12-9 p.m.

In state Monday 10 a.m. until time of services at 11 RITA O. January 21. 1990 'Ana 71 River; eight grandchildren, one Funeral Mass 0:30 a.m. Saturday, Jan 27, Cross ROGERS at cross Lutneran Lnurcn, jsdm Clinton Twp.

granocnnaren ana iv great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband J. Edgar Bates and son Charles Emerson Bates. Visitation Thursday 2-09 Beloved wife of the lata Edward. Dear mother of Edward of Livonia and Rita Ann Muterspaw of Mlddletown Ohio.

Also survived by seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Sister of Blanche Hayes. Memorial service Saturday 3 p.m. at R.G. G.R, Harris Funeral Horn 15451 Far-minoton Rd.

Livonia. Donations in tne wooas larnonc Lnurcn, Indian River. Burial Catholic Shrine Cemetery, Indian River. Friends may call from 2-9 p.m. Friday, at the Llntz Funeral Home, Indian River.

Memorials are suggested to the Cross in the Woods Catholic Church. MANN HENRY-Beloved husband of the late Margaret; dear father of Patrick (Lois) and Gerald (Angela); six grandchildren, three areat arandchlldren. Funeral ser HOWARD B. Jan. 24.

Husband of Jane E. Father of Thomas B. and William B. Brother of Mrs. Dorothy Fish and Mrs.

Leonard (Mable) Dittman. Funeral Saturday 7:30 p.m. at the Dearborn Chapel of the Howe-Peterson Funeral Home, 22546 Michigan Avenue. Visitation Saturday 2-5 p.m. p.m.

at the Kaui Funeral Home 78433 Jefferson, St. Clair Shores. Rosary Thursday 7 p.m. Funeral Friday 11 a.m. from St.

Joan of Arc Church. Interment Mt. Olivet. vices at the S.K. Schultz Trust 100 to Hospice Foundation of S.E.

and until time of service. Famll aoutntieia, appreciated. Funeral Home, zius Gratiot at 812 Mile Road. Saturday II a.m. BECKER HARRY Age 69.

Husband of Leo suggests memorials to the Mlcht gan Heart Association, WAWRZYNIEC FISCHER WELLINGTON W. Age 80 Of St. Clair Shores. Beloved husband of Selmo. Visitation Friday 5-9 D.m.

MARION Aoe 84 of Romulus MARRA CATERINA January 23. Dear wife of the late Pasquale; dearest ROOK formerly of Detroit. Beloved hus- at Kaul Funeral Home, 28433 jewski and Frank! Parin; brother of Arthur. Private services were held. Donations can be made to Macomb Community College, Math and Science Department, oana ot jamna.

uearesi ratner ot Stanley and the late Cecelia. Also motner ot Antonio ihranKij, ko-slna (Sam) Marra. JoseDh (An Jefferson, St. Clair Shores. Funeral Saturday 2:00 p.m.

at the funeral home. CHARLES ft. Age 44. Beloved son of Robert and Beulah Stinson of Laingsburg, Ml. Dear brother of Eugene Rook James Stinson and the late Richard Stinson.

Private services were held. i4w 12 Mile, warren, uvj. toinette), Mary (Bill) Ferrlse; grandmother of 19; 33 great grandchildren and one great survived by four grandchildren, five great-grandchildren. Brother of Max Walasek. Services Saturday 11:15 a.m.

Taylor Chapel ef the Howe-Perersen Funeral Home 9800 S. Telegreph, (NEW LOCA- urTVSpot Just Got Pre-empted by a Ham Sandwich. FORBES JOHN R. (Jack). Jan.

19. Beloved BINIECKI ROSE Sreai granacnna. runerai 9 a.m. from the Lesney Son Funeral Horn 13201 W. Warren, Dearborn.

St. Alphonsus Church at 9:30. Entombment St. Hedwlg Mausoleum. Visitation Thursday JOSEPH S.

Beloved husband of Wanda. Dear father of Joseph Richard (Elizabeth Marie). Dear i iuni ana iz noon at m. atepnen Catholic Church, New Boston, Mich. Rosary Friday 7:30 p.m.

EDITH M. January 24, 86 years. Arrangements by Sawyer -Fuller Home, 398-4500 husband of June; dear father ot Lindsay; dear son of Viola (Bll-lle); brother of Patricia Duncan and Cathy Jones. Memorial services will be held from McCabe Funeral Home, 31950 W. 12 Mile Farmington Hills, Saturday, Jan.

27, 2 p.m. Memorials may be 6-9 and Friday 1-9. WEISING Rrandtather ot Richard Stanley, ear brother of Thad (Rita), Mrs. Pauline (Ray) Peruskl and Chester (Florence) Markiewicz. Funeral service Saturday 1:45 a.m.

RUDNEY IRENE Age tl. Jan. 25, 1990. Dear wife of the late Frank, dear at the Chapel of the E.J. Mand- MAY RUSSELL BRUCE Beloved husband of Ceclle.

Dearest father of Mary Greer and Russell May Jr. Also leaves two oranrirhllriren At HERBERT H. Age 66. Died Jan. 24.

Survived by Marie Welling. Funeral services Monday, Jan. 79 at Krapf and Hughes Funeral Home.Haileton, Pa. maoe to rocus nope. iiuk runerai Directors uwi Kyan Road (I block S.

of 9 Mile) mother of the late Donald dear mother-in-law of Marge Haas, dear sister of Robert L. (Mary) Rudnlck, dear aunt of Patti Con-zett, Jim and Ken Rudnlck. Ser the Ford Funeral Heme 26560 GORTAT warren. a.m. at.

Marks Lam-olic Church. Rosary Friday 7 p.m. BLANCHE A. Of Lake Orion. Wife of the late Frank.

Dear mother of vanuyke from 2-9 p.m. Friday. Scripture service 7 p.m. Friday. In state 9 a.m.

Saturday at St. John's Deaf Center. 8945 Fisher. vices ivtonaay t.m a.m. wm.

Sullivan A tan Funeral Heme. 705 BIRETA Donald and Jerry. Four grandchildren, three brothers, one sister. Funeral services Saturday 11 a.m. St.

Joseph Catholic Church, Lake Orion. Visitation Friday 3-5; Warren until 10 a.m. the time of mass. Donations to the above W. 11 Mile (4 blks.

E. ef Woodward) Royal Oak. 10 a.m. at St. Dennis Church.

Rosary Sunday 7:30 a.m. Visitation Saturday 4-9, WELCH i HELEN M. Jan. 25. Retired from the Detroit Times and Family Publications.

Wife ot 1he late William of the Wabash Railroad. Aunt of Mrs. Dorothy Buckingham, William Koons, Roger Vra-bel and Mrs. Louise (Vrabel) Mlchels of Salem, Oregon. Funeral Saturday 1 p.m.

at the Dear-barn Chapel of the Howe-Peterson Funeral Home, 22546 Michigan church or American Cancer Socl-ety would be appreciated. 7-9 from the Lake Orion Chapel, avnaay ti-y. parKS-srittin runerai noma SARKOZI DONALD P. January 24, 1990. Beloved husband of Constance.

JOSEPH W. January 25. Beloved husband of Mecislava (Nettle). Dear father of Rose Marie Sund-Strom, Larry (Cherle), Richard (Jane) and Marcia (Ken) Scheuer. Loving grandfather of Chris, Scott, Joey, Jeff, Jason, David, Michelle, Anne Marie, Devon, Heather and Paul.

Also survived by sister Lillian Blenlek, Jean Myers and Bernice Zawacki. Funeral services from the Mar-tenson Funeral Home, 10915 Allen Road (cornor of Goddard) Monday 9:45 a.m. to St. Francis MILLER BARRY age 50 of South Lyon, passed away Wednesday Jan. 24.

Mr. Miller was a master carpenter at Bovce Construction. Be GRZELAK CHARLOTTE M. Beloved wife of the late Bernard. Dear mother of Theodore (Mildred) and Norma loved husband of Diane; dear Lennle (Debra) and Ronald (Tammy).

Leaves eight grandchildren. Leaves one brother end- tamer ot Mrs. inomas (Susani Walsh and Mrs. David (Brenda) (RODert) Rowland, six grand children and one areaf arandson I WILCZYKSKI JOHN Aae 85. January 25.

Beloved husband of Genevieve. Father of John. Leaves three grandchildren, one great granddaughter. Services Saturday at 11 a.m. St.

Florlan Church. Scripture ready Friday 7:15 m. Funeral at Lef. Sister of Valeria Sorock. Funeral Saturday 1 p.m.

at A. H. Peters Funeral Home 32,000 schoenherr Cabrlnl Catholic Church two sisters, services Saturday at 9 a.m. from the Saiewskl Funeral Home 19111 W. Warren, to Peter and Paul Church, 9:30 a.m.

Interment St. Hedwlg Cemetery. Wake service Friday 7:30 p.m. a.m. visitation many p.m.

Saturday and Sunday 12-9 p.m. at Masonic l3Vi ml.) in Warren. Brown; one grandson Kyle. Beloved brother of James Miller, Glenna Koepfle, Nancy Brush and Kathy Galde. Funeral service Monday Jan.

29. 11 a.m. at the Phillips Funeral Home 122 W. Lake (10 Mile Rd) South Lyon where friends may call Sat. 7-9 chick Funeral Home 19337 Conant at 10: 15.

Viewing Friday 2 p.m. ramiiy wouio appreciate contrr butions to Michigan Heart Assoc! ation or American Cancer Sod GULYAS CLARA Jan. 24 aae 77 of Dear etv. Interment Mt. Olivet p.m.anaaun.

Cemetery. Knights of Columbus born. Dear mother of Stephen (Shirley) Gulyas and Richard Gulyas. Dear grandmother of six rourtn uegree Kosary aunaay. MOLINA American Legion service aor.

SHOUP SHIRLEY A. age 54. Died at Traverse City Osteopathic Hospital on January 24. Surviving are one son, John Shoup. One daughter, Holly Shoup.

Father, George McGehee. Sister, Evelyn Hofh. Preceded In death by her mother, Ethel. No services are planned. Memorials to the American Cancer Society.

WOJTASIK 1. STANLEY January 24, ege Allen Park, Loving husband of Helen, dear father of Windy, Joseph (Amy), brother of Steve (Ann), Tonl (Joseph) DelCampo. Son of the fate Antoinette and Casmlr. Also survived by many nieces, nephews and cousins. Fu- ana great granamotner ot etgnt.

Private funeral service from the: ciu I FELIZA V. Beloved wife of the late Hlgino. Dear mother of Juan-ita Luzod. Dear sister of Bernardo Velasco and Frank Velasco. Dear grandmother of Andrew, Feliza BRADY DANIEL Age 21.

Jan. 24, 1990. Dear son of Mrs. Anthony (Margaret) Andrldths; brother of Mrs. Michael (Brenda) Turk and Mrs.

(5401 Schoefer road between Ford road and Michigan Ave.) Dearborn. For further Information please call 582-4914. Family suggest memorial contributions to the Michigan Heart Association nnu nionzo. uear great grona-mother of Tara and Nathan. Services Saturday 9:30 a.m.

at: nerei services manonson runerai Home 19105 Allen Rd. corner of Goddard, Saturday 9:30 am, St Voran Funeral Home, (Allen Park Chapel), 5900 Allen road and 10 a.m. at St Conrad Church. Rotary ortne Emphysema Foundation STEVENSON WILLIAM E. Beloved husband of Jean.

Dear father of Mrs. Kathy Craooer. Grandfather of Bran nugn larnonc lnurcn1 iu am. RosaryFrlday7.pm, rnuoy p.m. Richard (Judith) Baumhauer; grandson of Mrs.

Minnie Brady and Mrs. Katherlne Saylors; dear friend of Michael Sharpe. Funeral service Saturday 11 a.m. at Vasu, Rodgers Connell Funeral Home, 4375 N. Woodward (betw.

13-14 Friends may visit Friday 11 a m. -8 p.m. Interment don. Brother of Dorothy Mc Mul- MOSSETT HOLTON FLOY E. Wife of the late Jack Dear mother of Donna Santl YAFFE ALMA (Derin).

Beloved mother of Carol (Dr. Gary) sole. Dear sister of Jessie Budd. Grandmother of Mark and Jay Sole. Services Friday II a.m.

Hebrew Memorial Chapel 543-1622. Interment He- nn, cieanor Lenmann ano tne late Leslie and Danny. Funeral Saturday II a.m. at the A.H. Peters Funeral Home 32000 Schoenherr at Masonic (13W Mile) In Warren.

Memorial service I p.m. Friday under ausDlces of Comnoilte JANE G. Beloved wife of the late Frank W. Dear mother of Dora-thea Brady (Joseph), Francis William (Jean), Katherlne Sler-mlnskl (Arthur) and Reverend UBKView cemetery. Grandmother of Michelle and Michael.

Great-grandmother of Curtis and Christopher. Sister of Mary Lyon. Funeral 8 p.m. Friday at the A.H. Peters Funeral Heme, 20705 Mack Avenue at Vernier BRINK Drew memorial rarK.

Lodge No. 499 F. 8, A.M. ratner Robert, ii grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren. Funeral 1 1 a.m.

Saturday at the A.H. Peters Funeral Home. 20705 Mack Road, Grosse Polnte Visl tation after 2 p.m. Friday. YOUNG EDWARD Beloved husband Cells.

STOCKTON ALVIN TAYLOR Died Jan. 24, 1990. Aoe 79. Belnveri hiithAnri Avenue bat Vernier Road, Grosse Polnte Woods. Visitation after 12 Father of JoAnn, Judith (David) Morrison, Robert (Karen) Warren, Michael JoAnn) Warren, six arand HOOPER noon Friday.

LOUISE C. January 24. Beloved wife of the late Michael; Dear mother of Mary Lou (Paul) Mandzlara, Michael and James (Lois); Six grandchildren; Sister of Vonda Wlfletts, Ben Russell and Viola Russell. Visitation Friday 1-9 pm at the Wuek-Calcaterra Funeral Home Inc. 36900 Schoen-herr at Metro Pkwy (16 Mile Rd) Mass of the resurrection Saturday 10 am at St.

Margaret Catholic Church, 21201 13 Mile Rd, St. Clair chlldren, one great grandchild. NOWOSATKO (JANIAK) VERNA L. January 25, 1990. Beloved wife of the late Hilary and Georgia.

Beloved father of Jackie (Ken) Klmsal. Loving grandfather of Michael, Malthew and Mark. Also survived by one sister Hazel Danner and many nephews and nieces. Funeral Saturday In Cookevllle, Tenn. at the Hooper runerai Saturday 1:15 a.m.

trom Boanasca-Tabbl Funeral Heme. MINA Age 93. Jan. 25. Beloved mother of Mina Howe and Frank Hooper.

Dear grandmother of Barbara Gniewek, Laurel Pie-gens, Andrew, Margaret and Elizabeth Hooper. Funeral service II a.m. Saturday at Nlxon-Welse Funeral Heme 1020 Fort, Lincoln 25800 Harper. St. Florian Catholic Church at 9:30.

Scripture service Albert; dear mother of Anna Guzlel, Mrs. Francis (Emily) Roz-en, Anthony (Lucille), Vernon Friday 8 p.m. nuoaiesion runerai noma North Jefferson. Shores. Rosary Friday 7:30 pm.

Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. rerk. ZAMECKI ivivian), Mrs. William (Jean) Paul and Stanley (Lillian) Novls.

Leaves 20 grandchildren; 31 great-grandchildren and (our areat oreat-orandrhlldren. Be SOPHIA V. Beloved mother of Thomas. Bernlre (William) Kara STUTCH, FRANK J. Age 19.

Jan. 24. 1990. Survived by George and Rita Woods, James and Marguerite te and the late Bernard (Mary HUMPHRIES CLIFTON H. Age 13.

Beloved husband of Ether Dear father of BUEHRIG, GORDON M. Age 15. Jan. 22. Beloved husband of Kathryn.

Fnr l.llu, frlnAt loved friend of Nancy Day. Member of St. Peter and Paul Altar Society. Service Saturday at 10 lou. Loving sister or Mary aob-mowlcr.

Hefcn KortM 'ana Mar- Mrs. Domlnlck (Sharon) Pancot- cella Brunell. Dearest grand- oruugnman, neatner rerranr, Dorothy Gaul. Funeral services Saturday. 9:30 a.m.

KG. and O.R. a.m. trom tne aaiewsxi runerai Joanne Herrlngton and Carol to ana Mrs. jerry deny) boik Grandfather of five; areatarand Harris Funeral Heme 15451 Far i one.

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Jlclroit 4frcc Vxcsz Michigan's great morning tradition father of six. Funeral Saturday noma ivum. warren lOM.feter and Paul Church at 10:30 a.m. Interment Monday II a.m. at St.

John's Cemetery, Jackson, Ml. Rosary Friday 7 p.m. motner ot Lara, Aeia, Amber Zamecki and Krlstian Karafa. Funeral Saturday 9:30 a.m. from Czopek Trust 100 Funeral Home 2157 Oak St.

Wyandotte, to Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church at 10. Rosary Friday 7 p.m. Interment Michigan Memorial Park. mington Rd.

to to a.m. mass at St. Kenneth Catholic Church, 14951 Haggerty Rd, Visitation 1-9 p.m. Friday and rosarv by Daniel i a.m. e.aui runerai noma, 28433 Jefferson, St.

Clair Shares. Visitation Friday 3-9 p.m. Lord, of Council 3939, 7 p.m. PATTEE Tyra, Brltta. Memorial services will be held on Saturday, Jan.

27, 1990, II a.m. at Immanuel Lutheran Church, (Chandler Park Dr. at Dlckerson, Detroit). Please send contributions to Auburn-Cord-Duesenberg Museum, P.O. Box 271, Auburn, Indiana 46706.

Arrangements by the Verheyden Funeral Heme, 16300 Mack at WALTER EMERSON Husband of KNOCH JEANETTE M. Aoe 67. Jan 54, SWEENEY EDWARD J. Aae 91. of Clearwa tne tete tuzaDetn lumiteai.

rather of Mrs. Patricia P. Bohnslav, 30 Cemeterlet, Monument! ter, FL. Formerly of Detroit. Dear orotner ot mineimino Draoy ot Clearwater.

Uncle of Frank. Mi uuier urive, 1990 ot River Rouge. Beloved wife ot Hazen. Dearest mother of Hazen III, Sharon Nelson and Beverly. Five grandchildren.

Dear sister of Marietta Nagy, Arlene Pusaterl and Shirley Fuller. Services Monday a.m. at the John K. Solosy 4 Son Funeral CHRISTIAN MEMORIAL tn Rochester: 1 lot lawn crypt. 949-9180 chael and Kathleen Brady.

Funeral services were In FL. Interment CORE mi. uiivet cemetery, Detroit. le P. Athey, Frederick M.

Paftee and James V. Pattee. Survived by nine grandchildren, one great-grandson and three sisters. Memorial service 1 p.m. Sunday (January 28) at Grosse Pointe Memorial Church, 16 Lakeshore, Grosse Polnte Farms.

Memorials to Elizabeth Umsted Pattee Memorial Fund, co First United MAUSOLEUM level single, Ml Olivet Cemetery 1-293-39M TENNENHOUSE noma, jua rort. Lincoln pern. Interment Michigan Memorial OAKLAND HILLS Memorial Gardens, 4 lots, 391-2003; 334-2072 Visitation Friday 7-9, Saturday RAYMOND M. Beloved husband of Peggy. Dear father of David, Mary Ann Neaton, Timothy, Kathleen Brlchta, Bridget Crane and Amy.

Father-in-law of Bill Neaton, Cindy Core, Tom Brlchta and John Crane. Brother of Marlorie Sutherland and the late iz-y, ana aunaay iz-y. PARKVIEW 4 lots, reasonably priced. 531-2232 Methodist tnurcn. Newport, Ar kansa 721 12 would be appreciated, In Memoriam POTTER AL "Abe" Beloved husband of Bess.

Dear father of Clifford (Doris) and Dan (Anna) Tennenhouse. Grendfather of Jenna and Julie Tennenhouse, Robert, Pat and Richard Brlsson, Karen Jare-ma and Kathy Ferrelra. Five 3reat-grendchl(dren. Brother of ack, David, Sam (Gertrude), Alec, Frank (Ethel) and Joseph (Shirley) Tennenhouse end Dorothy (Horry) Goldberg. Services 10:30 Sunday mornlna at the Ira Mac KENZIE DOUGLAS M.

Age 70. Jan. 2, 1990. Beloved brother of Mrs. Donald (Jessie Ellen) Bowerlna.

James Core. Also survived by four grandchildren. Funeral 8:30 a.m. Monday at the Dearborn Chapel of the Howe-Peterson Fu JOHN MICHAEL Dear brother of Sandra Conley and Martin Potter. Step-brother of Claudia Seta and Christ Jablee.

Funeral 3 p.m. Friday at the A.H. Peters Funeral Home, 20705 Mack at Vernier neral noma, mo micmgan Avenue and 9 a.m. at Sacred Heart Dearest uncle of Paul, Dale and Karon. Funeral Saturday 10 a.m.

at the Kaul Funeral Home, 28433 Jefferson, St. Clair Shores. Family will receive visitors Thursday In Lovlna Memory Of FLOYD J. PATTERSON Its been 14 years since God took you home, but our love and sweet memories of you ar ours alone. Love, Phyllis, -Jim, iette and Church.

Scripture service 3:30 Kaufman Chapel Interment Clo p.m. aunoay. visitation begins 6 Road, Grosse polnte woods, visl tation after 12 noon Friday. i-rioay ver hiii ram cemetery. p.m.

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