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2B CETRO'T FREE PRESS FRIDAY. OCTOBER 2. 1992 1 i ii i U.S. claims bias at 2 housing complexes Retired patriarch went hack to work, heljKxl Hitches prosper Fondling charge cae proceeds rosse Pointe By amber Arellano frrt Prrs Sl-Ut Wntrr Not long after Samuel Bayoff came to Detroit from Bouf, Macedonia, as a wide-eyed 17-year-old in 1920, he stumbled upon a strange scene. People were waiting to go inside a stadium.

He went in to see why. frU SHORES A former I Grosse Pointe Farms mun'c'Pa' iEt waived Vri a preliminary hearing with a smile and a handshake," he said. "People don't know they are being treated differently." The management of the Southfield Mobile Home Park could not be reached for comment. Harry Shotts, manager of Rivercrest Arms, said he had not seen the suit and could not respond to its specifics. But he denied that the complex discriminates against blacks.

The Fair Housing Center and other agencies like it have been using testers for years, but Schrupp said the government's resources will make the tactic far more effective. He said the program would allow the agencies to monitor complexes that have not been the source of complaints. 1991 and early this year. The Fair Housing Center of Metropolitan Detroit, a private agency under contract with the government, chose the complexes after receiving complaints about their selection process, said Cliff Schrupp. the director.

He said the center chose black and white testers who were comparable in age, income and other characteristics to visit the complexes and inquire about housing. The white testers were told that units were available while the blacks were told they were not, or the whites were placed on shorter waiting lists, he said. Schrupp said the managers were cordial to the black testers. "Discrimination usually happens BY WILLIAM KLEINKSECHT Frw Pttss Sufi Writer The federal government opened a new front in its national crackdown on housing bias Thursday as it filed lawsuits against housing complexes in Southfield and Clinton Township, charging they had discriminated against blacks. Justice Department officials said the suits are among the first in the country arising from a new program in which teams of black and white testers are sent to apartment complexes to ferret out Discrimination.

The suits were filed against the Rivercrest Arms Apartments on Denton Street in Clinton Township and the Southfield Mobile Home Park on Telegraph Road. Testers had visited in late II III IIILUipilMI "Some people were walking, some run-rung, some were hitting a ball," he later told his daughter and son-in-law, Marian and Mike Ilitch. "It was kind of boring so D-eath Notice; Thursday on charges he fondled a 15-year-old boy at the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club on Aug. 27. Attorney Peter O'Rourke, 59, who was a municipal judge for two years until 1988, was bound over to Wayne County Circuit Court on charges of fourth-degree rape, a misdemeanor punishable by up to two years in jail.

He declined comment. Grosse Pointe Shores Municipal Judge John Gillis Sr. on Sept. 15 ordered information on the case suppressed, then removed himself from further proceedings. O'Rourke's attorney agreed to open proceedings to the public after attorneys for the Detroit Free Press and Detroit News objected.

Visiting Grosse Pointe Woods Municipal Judge Lynne Pierce has suppressed the alleged victim's identity. Today's Alphabetical Listing HELPFUL HINT To report deoth ot Social Security or SSI beneficiary or to inquire about survivor benefits. SAARI WAGNER C. Oct. 1, Wt Btlovrt husMnd tht Eilon (n Esholah Dear tathtr ot Dorothy Rubbint, Donald Saarl, vvaynt Saari and Sandra 0 Ktttt.

Loving grandfather of 12, great grandfather of la. AIM survived four inters and one brother. Services Friday 1 30 m. ot the Thayer-Rock Funeral Heme, 33WJ Grand River, Farmlngton (I bik W. of Farmlngton Rd Visitation Friday m.

until time of services. Interment Calumet, Ml Call: 1 800-772 1213 TOO! to 7 00 m. Monday through Friday, ANDERSON COLA M. Age 53 Pa lied away Sept. 19, 1992.

Dear mother ot Alicia Taylor, Pamela Graham, Allien Martin, Nancy Anderson, Steven and Anthony Anderson, itep-mothtr of Brian and Glen Piwinski, Leonard J. Piatt, Carol Prister, Elizabeth Rabaut, Thomas B. Ramesbottom, Manson H. Renaud, John J. Rentenbach, Eric James Saari, Wagner E.

Sanford, Mary E. Schoettley, Gary R. Singleton, Rev. Claude Sr. Smith, Elinor M.

Spmo, Caroline S. Stefanac, Mary Louise Turturice, Sadie Tymn, Anna Ulrich, Stella Urbani, Spartaco Voydanoff, Eli S. Weinfurther, Herman H. Fox, William A. Gasper, Robert J.

Giuliani, Rosina Gordon, Eunice Lee Graham, Dr. John C. Greene, Robert Mitchell Hildebrandt, Regina Jasionowicz, Helen G. Jett, Booker G. King, Gail Y.

Kramer, Elmer Joseph Lazar, Berko Lemich-Jarvi, Susan Diane Letterson, Linda M. Masterson, Marie E. Miller, Francis W. Mollicone, Anita Mominee, Leon Macklin Monville, Martha Wanda Nichamin, Dr. Samuel Julian Anderson, Cola M.

Andrews, Frederick Baker, Ida A. Bayoff, Sam A. Beta, Mary Block, Alma G. Borst, Gertrude L. Boyd, Betty J.

Brinker, Hubert Carroll, Thomas R. Chauffe, Earmer Ella Mae Christler, Rev. Lloyd E. Olszewski, Sophie Collins, Rev. James C.S.B.

Cox, Catherine M. Czamy, John J. Deres, Florence Louise DeVriendt, Laura Edwards, Dorothy W. Fekin, Bemice J. SCHOETTLEY GARY R.

Age Oct. (retired from Ford Motor Co. after 30 years ot service). Beloved hus band of Jean. Dear father of Kim Behen and Bob.

Step father ot Kathy Hagan and Tom Const-dine. Dear son of Edythe Schoettley. Brother of Jay. Also survived by five grandchildren. Visitation Friday Ii m.

and Saturday 10 a m. until time of services at I at the Rass i. Nerthrop 4 Sen Funeral Heme, IWfl North-vlile Road at Seven Mile Road, Northville. Memorials to the Anderson, tea vet eight grand-Children, dear daughter of Garcia Mc Out fie, sister ol Pearl Venn, Verna Gamble, Roscoe Herring and Wilhe Herring, alto predeceased by Clyde Herring Family hour Friday evening 7-1 m. at Harold W.

Vkk Funeral Heme, 140 CITY Gratiot Mt. Clement Funeral Saturday 1 at Greater Morning Star Baptist Church, 17 Rob-erf ton, Mt. Clemens American Heart Association would be appreciated. ANDREWS FREDERICK Beloved husband of Evelyn; dear father of Michael (Diane) Funeral Monday 10 a SINGLETON REV, CLAUDE E. SR.

age 73 ot Detroit passed Friday 92. Beloved husband of Luvonia: at the Chapel ef the E.J. Mand- nun on rune rat Directors, RvanRd (1 btk S.otMI Warren Visitation Saturday 5-f, and Sunday 12 30-9 p.m. dear father of Evelyn Tolson, Claude Lueila Hi ton, Jo Ann Webb, James, Sheila Williams, Carolyn Hall and Phillip. Rev.

Singleton was dean ot Religious Ed. at Leland Missionary eapt. Church, and was an avid fisherman. He was a catalyst for the MOLLICONE ANITA (nee Ciechinl) Sept. 30.

BAKER IDA age 91 died Oct 1, 1997 Born in Enaland and retired In CHAUFFE EARMER ELLA MAE Born May 21, 1920 Died September 29, 1992 Beloved wife of the late Ulysses Sr. Dearest mother of Brenda GREENE ROBERT MITCHELL, died Sept. 39, ot Injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident on August 30. Formerly ot Canton, Mich. Son of Robert Greene ot Canton.

Funer Beioveo wite ot tne iae tiviaio. Dearest mother of Irene H. lacob- 1963 with 40 years service from Perke-Davit Detroit. Mrs. Baker Is survived by daughter I left after about an hour." Samuel Bayoff Now the Hitches own the team.

Mr. Bayoff, 89, of Dearborn Heights died Wednesday of prostate cancer at the Hitches' home. Mr. Bayoff began his new life here by working in restaurants. He opened Royal Lunch, later Bayoff Bar 1 Grill, at Michigan and Wyoming, in the early 1940s.

It was the family's liveli- hood until he retired in 1963. He went back to work for the Hitches' Little Caesars pizza business at age 60, doing maintenance work, his daughter said. As the company grew, Mr. Bayoff took over the company's spice room. His picture can be found on spice packaging in the company's outlets.

He retired four years ago. In his spare time, Mr. Bayoff liked to work in his rose garden and to cheer on the Red Wings at Joe Louis Arena another team owned by his son-in-law. Survivors also include a daughter, Katherine; sons Kiril and Thomas; 15 grandchildren, and 16 great-grandchildren. Visitation is noon-9 p.m.

today at Voran Funeral Home, 23701 Ford Road, Dearborn, with prayers at 7 p.m. On Saturday, family hour begins at 9 a.m. followed by a 10 a.m. funeral at St. Clement Orthodox Church, 19600 Ford Road, Dearborn.

Burial will be in Grand Lawn Cemetery, Detroit. it Organist played 5 for sports fans BY AMBER ARELLANO Free Press Staff Writer Bill A. Fox wasn't half as famous as the Tigers, Red Wings and Pistons stars he played for, but the organist didn't mind being on the fringes of show business. The native Detroiter, who grew up Jackson ot New Orleans, la, and son-in-iaw, trances ana wii al services will be held In Maryvllle, Friday I p.m. at Memorial Funeral Heme.

Touin Ministry ana leacner ot Tne I ay mens class. Visitation Friday 1-3 p.m. Barksdale Funeral home 112u E. State Fair. Family hour Friday 102 92, 6p m.

Leland Missionary Baptist Church, 22420 Fenkell. Funeral Saturday 11a m. Interment Lincoln Memorial Park, Mt. Clemens. JOMri, irnf vat vti.

uayic Chauffe-Dandridge and Ulyssess Jr. Also survived bv nine Grand children; Dana, Kyrt, Etrmer, nam tevn ui raiiiawn, viiiu, and niece, Blanche Doherty of Utica, Mich. There art no calling hours or services. Inurnment, Rose Hil Burial Park, Fairlawn. Arrangements by Billow Fair lawn elli.

Loving grandmother ot Mar-isa (Salvatore) Ciaravino and Christopher lacobeili. Proud great grandmother of La urine and Liana Gaiaravlno. Predeceased by Saraflno, Rlnaldo, Camillo, Aitiero, Emilia and Antonio Ciechinl. Funeral from the Sterling Heights Chapel ef the Frank J. Calcaterra Funeral Heme, Inc.

13650 East IS Mile at Schoenherr Saturday 1: 15a St. Thee la Church at a.m. Rosary Friday evening. Eddie tveiyn, tmiiy, uiys-sess III, Larry and Sebastian Funeral Saturday 1 m. at the Swansan Funeral Heme 10a Grand Detroit.

Visitation Friday from 11 a.m. -9 pm. in pet, ifr-ev-4ii. BAYOFF HILDEBRANDT REGINA (DOLLY) Age a. Beloved wife of the late Sergeant Fabian Joe.

Dear mother of Joel ISuiienne), Regina (Jeff) Le Fevreand Leanefte (Gary) Elson. Grandmother of Gary Kelly. Danielle. Russell and Fabian. Sister ot Lilian Skuia, Florence Roberts.

Anthony Swleder and Ed Swiderski. Dear close trlend of Alleged mob leader's son pleads guilty to tax scam Detroit A son of reputed Mafia leader Vito Giacalone pleaded guilty Thursday to conspiring to prevent collection of back taxes that his father owed. Jack Vito Giacalone, 42, of Warren, who is to begin a two-year prison sentence today in another case, will serve another year after that sentence is complete, according to his agreement with the federal government. He and prominent defense attorney N.C. Deday LaRene, 48, were accused of helping the elder Giacalone hide money-laundering income.

19-year-old man sought in shooting at car wash DETROIT Police on Thursday were seeking a 19-year-old man in the fatal SMITH ELINOR M. (Bendlsh) Age 69, October 1. Mother of Dorian (Lucille) Staff Daughter of Felix Bandish. Sister ot Earl Bandish and Maryann (John) Fontanel! Aiso survived by two grandchildren Funeral Saturday 10 30 a Swanson-Mayer Funeral Heme, 30351 Dequmdre (1 block S. of Ml.

Rd.) Interment Rose! and Park Cemetery. Visitation Friday He amazed colleagues with his memory of plays from a generation past at the early Bonstelle Theatre or director John Fernald's incipient Meadow Brook Theatre in the late 1960s. For the past eight years, Mr. Persinger worked in the Fisher Theatre's ticket office. He continued to review plays produced there by his boss, Joseph Nederlander.

A hefty man, he appeared as Santa Claus in the annual Cobo Hall Christmas carnival. "Probably the happiest moments of Clarence's life were spent in the theater and wearing a Santa Claus suit," said Edward Hayman, Detroit News theater critic. Mr. Persinger is survived by his mother and stepfather, Roberta and Charles Sitek; five sisters, and a brother. There will be a memorial service at 7 p.m.

today at Hopcroft-Swanson Funeral Home, 31145 John Madison Heights. PETER J. BUYNAK, 83, died Tuesday of kidney failure at his Detroit home. Mr. Buynak worked as a die setter for Chrysler Corp.

for 42 years and retired in 1968. He is survived by his wife, Anne; sons Peter and Donald; daughter, Evelyn Duhonich; a brother; nine grandchildren, and six great-grandchildren. A prayer service will be today at 9:45 a.m. at William Sullivan Son Funeral Home, 705 W. Eleven Mile, Royal Oak, with a 10:30 a.m.

mass at Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Church, 32460 Pierce, Birmingham. Burial will follow in St. Hedwig Cemetery, Dearborn Heights. SAM W. HADDAD, 68, of Grosse Pointe Woods, died Tuesday of heart disease at William Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak.

Mr. Haddad practiced law in Highland Park for more than 25 years before moving his office to Pleasant Ridge in 1984. He served in the Army in World War II. Survivors include his wife, Peggy; daughter, Dorothy; son, Patrick; three sisters, and four brothers. Services will be today at 10 a.m.

at A.H. Peters Funeral Home, 20705 Mack Grosse Pointe Woods. Burial will follow in Mt. Elliott Cemetery, Detroit. Margarette C.

Menard, 55, a Bioom- field Hills teacher, died Tuesday of complications from leukemia at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital in Pontiac. Ms. Menard taught English and social studies at St. Hugo of the Hills School for 19 years.

She is survived by daughters Heidi Recor, Julie Haj-Hamad, Cathy Beseau and Margot Menard; her father, Miner Roll; one sister; three brothers, and two grandchildren. Visitation is today at 9 a.m. followed by a 10 a.m. funeral service at St. Hugo of the Hills Church, 2215 Opdyke Road, Bloomfield Hills.

Burial will follow at Christian Memorial Cultural Center, Rochester Hills. WALTER H. TURNER, 81, a former University of Detroit professor who was active in Catholic organizations, died Sept. 5 at Detroit's Grace Hospital after a lengthy battle with emphysema. Mr.

Turner came to Detroit in 1946 from Toronto. He became an assistant professor of philosophy at U-D and rose through the department's ranks to become chairman in 1962. He retired in 1977. He was a member of St. Agatha Catholic Church in Redford Township and the American Association of University Professors.

He is survived by a daughter, Paula Turner. A memorial mass will be Tuesday at 1 p.m. at St. Ignatius Chapel on the main campus of University of Detroit Mercy. Deaths elsewhere SAM A.

Beloved husband of the late Mitra. Dear father ot Carl (Violet) Bayoff, Marian (Michael) Mitch, Katharine (Gerald) Stephens and Thomas (Colleen) Bayoff. Dear grandfather of De-mte (James) flitch Lltes. Ronald MONVILLE MARTHA WANDA Dear mother of John (Linda) Monville. Dearest sister of Mrs Dolores (Hen CISZEWSKI SOPHIE Dear sister ot Bernlce Maieckl, Dorothy Blaiiciyk and the late William (Genevieve) Cisiewikl Services Monday 10 30 from the Kret Funeral Heme 2617 Canitt to St.

Ladislaus at II a m. Rosary Sunday 5 30 m. Visitation Saturday after m. Chester Baldyga. Services from Tne eppens-van uewegno runerai Home alSO Cadieu Road at Harper Saturday 9 30 a m.

to St Philomena Catholic Church at 10 ry, siaike, Mrs. Theresa and ur Edward) Tracy, Mrs, Edna i John Monroe and the late Frank Hitch, Michael (Kathie) Hitch Lisa (Glenn) Hitch Murray. Arenas IMtch, Christopher Hitch, Carole Hitch, Steven (Sandra) Bayoff, Laura (Larry) Elkint, Michael Bavoff. Janis (Ronald) Mat newt. icjua.m.-rp.m.

and Edward Kiniorskl. Loving a m. Rosary Friday 7 p.m. Memorials to tnt Michigan Cancer SPINO granamoiner ot wine ana mary Kay Monville and Mrs. Jacqueline Kato.

Services Monday va m. Society or Hospice ol cottage Hospital. Patricia (Patrick) Beattie, Lynn (Michael) Preist, Samuel Thomas from the Kret Funeral Heme 2617 Bavoff and EHiabeth Colleen Bay JASIONOWICZ HELEN G. Sept. 21, 1992.

Beloved Caniff to St. Ladislaus at 9:30 a Rosary Sunday 5 DO pm. Visit tlon Saturday after 6 p.m. CAROLINE 1 Dear mother of Joette Erdman, Michael, Samuel. Harriet Pongraci, Anthony and Jacquetta Parkinson; 16 grandchildren and one great-grandchild also survive; sister of Leon and Stanley Wo It an, and Joseph twite ot tne late Henry.

Dearest mother of Larry A Jaslon and EHiabeth M. (Andrew) Ludwick. Grand COLLINS REV. JAMES JOSEPH at the Basilian Fathers' Residence in Toronto, October 1W2. Born, Detroit, Michigan, June 119, only son ot the late James and Marguerite (McQuillan) Collins.

Survived by his sister, Mary Kelte. Father Collins was educated In Detroit and Toronto; entered the Basilian Fathers 1937; ordained 1947. Served In Detroit, Gary, and Pontiac. Friends may call at St. Basil's College Chapel, 9S St.

Joseph Street, Toronto, on Friday, October 2, alter 2 00 ine tourtrigm. services trom tne Ballhelm Funeral Home, 4120 W. Jefferson, Ecorse, Saturday 9 NICHAMIN DR. SAMUEL JULIAN Beloved husband of Rosalyn. Dear father of William (Ronna) and Dr.

Henry (Lillana) Nichamin. Grandfather a4 lr.A AAieu o4 kit. off. Dear great grandfather of Brooke Lltes, Sam Lltes, Ryan Hitch, Michael E. Hitch, Susan Hitch, Nicholas Hitch, Michael Hitch III, Christina Hitch, Troy Murray, Jennifer Bayoff, Steven Bayoff Ashley Bayoff, Corey Elkint, Carla Elkins.

Collin Elklns and Meredith Beattie. Visitation Friday 17 noon until 9 pm. at Voran Funeral Heme (Dearborn Chapel) 23701 Ford Road. Funeral Saturday 10 a.m. at St.

Clement a m. and St. Francis Xavier Church at 9 30 a m. Interment, mother of Andrew Ludwick. Sister of Stanley (Julia) Hebda, Mary (Joseph) Slavin, Pearl Hebda and the late Henry and Edwin Hedba.

Many nieces end new- fhews. Funeral Saturday 9am rom Lesney 4 San Funeral Heme Michigan Memorial Park. Scripture service Friday 7 p.m. ui ii'sji minuf bum iaj 111- chamln. Services 3 o'clock Friday afternoon at the Ira Kaufman Chapel.

Interment Beth El Memo wane service iirjupm. runerai rial Park. mats. St Bail 's Col eao ChaDe Orthodox Church. Prayer service Friday 7 pm.

Family suggests on Saturday, October 3, at lb JO ljui w. warren, uearborn to t. Barbara Church at 930 Buriel Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Member ot Lodge 02S2S A. and Polish Veterans Auxiliary.

Re PIWINSKI a m. Interment, Holy Cross Ceme- memorials to st. uemem urino dox Church, Sam Bayoff Memori tl Fund or HotDice of Southeast LtONARO J. Aoe n. Died Seo- terv.

Arranaements entrusieo to Rosar-Morrlson Funeral Heme tired from S. Postal Service. ifmDer ju, iT aurviveu uy witb Phyllis Piwinski of North Branch, ern Michigan Memorials may be (4le)924-l4u teni to uavio ngius, littic leesar Vistation Friday 1-9 p.m. Rosary Friday 7 pm. TURTURICE SAOII (nee Lumle) In Florida Sept.

30. Beloved wite of the late Sam. Dearest mother ot Ann (Hank) Swieclkowski of Florida, Ronald (Kathy), Elaine (John) Caiandra and the late Sam Sister of Helen Berau Funeral from the Sterling Heights Chapel el the Frank J. Calcaterra Funeral Heme, Inc. 11630 East IS Mile el Schoenherr Monday 9:45 a St Maiachy Church at 10 30 a Rosary Sunday 7 p.m.

Visitation Saturday J-9 Sunday l-9p ii ooa war a ie troit, Ml. 41201-MOO. two sons and one daughter, six grandchildren and two nieces, Funeral services Saturday October 3 11 a m. at St. Peter Paul Catholic Church in North Branch.

COX CATHERINE M. Age 12 Sept. 29. vvv Be ovea re or tne late BELTZ JETT BOOKER O. Of Oak Park.

75 September 27, Beloved husband of Edna; dear father ot Oorothv Wilson and Gail (Huah) Joseoh C. Dear mother of Dolores Burial will follow at St. Peter 4 Paul Catholic tmterv Visita shooting of a Detroit man during a carjacking. Raymond Leon Carr of Detroit has been charged with first-degree murder in on tast urand Boulevard, was organist for the tion at the funeral home Friday 12 C. Patrick Blohm, and the late Thomas J.

Dear sister ot George C. and Leo Stoecker. Also survived by many nieces and Bennett and son in law Jimmie noon-v p.m. ana Miuroay a.m.-10 30 a.m. Arrangements by Blackburn Funeral Home, North marv Beloved wife of the late Waiter.

Dearest mother of Thorn-at, James and Frank Loving grandmother of four. Dear sister of Frank and Thomas, and the late Frances. Service Saturday 9 a Clyne Funeral Name 72327 Gratiot, att pointe and 9 St Veronica Catholic Church. Visita nepnews ana Dy ner grenason, Frederick W. Blohm.

Funeral Wilson; grandfather of Marvin. Tracey, Hugh and Chan lie, grat grandfather of Chyna. Memorial service Monday Oct. 11 a m. at Branch, Mt, jij-6m sin.

from The Verheyden Funeral TYMN ANNA Dearest daughter of the late Joseph and Anastasla. Dear sister ot Theophitia Chemny, Jean PLATZ I IV 1 1 ltl B) I I Detroit, Ml. 4210 (corner of noma, isjuu wacn at outer ur. Friday at 9:30 and to St Paul's on the Lake Catholic Church at 10 00 CAROL M.D. Dear daughter s.

'umiPir I tion Friday 2-9 pm. Rosary Friday 130 pm. Babenko, Gloria Duiey and waiyt (In Ukraine). Also survived by manv nieces and neDhews. Funer Miltord).

Memorials to St. Cyprl an would be appreciated. ot r-iorence ana tne iare rienry. Dear sister ot Henry Jr. and Paul Raymond Leon Carr Visitation Thursday 2-9.

Scripture service at 7 30. Tributes to the Church or Bon Secours Hospital Services 10-30 a.m. Saturday at BLOCK KING the A.H. Peters Funeral Home. icnarities are appreciated.

al Saturday 9 a.m. from the Buhay Chapel) 3103 Commor, Ham-tramck, 9:30 at the Immaculate Conception Ukrainian Catholic Churcn. Evening prayers Friday 7 Tigers during the 1960s and was with them again when the ballclub won the World Series in 1984. He also entertained the crowds at Red Wings games at GAIL V. Beloved wife of Joseph 20709 Mack at vernier, brosse Pointe Woods and II a m.

at Our Lady Star of the Sea Church Visitation 1-10 m. Friday with DERES ALMA 0., Sept. 30, 1997, of Grosse He Preceded in death by husband Earl and son Ronald. Beloved mother of Connie Poplolek of Grotte He and Pamela Castillo of Traverse City; beloved sister of Albert Lepper of Farmtrtgton, scripture service at p.m. FLORENCE LOUISE Beloved wife of the late John.

Dear mother ot Patricia Mooney John). Sister of Jean Karrer (Raymond), Mary Brown and John Brown. Grand mother of Laura and EHiabeth Dearest daughter ot Esther Mar-tol (Turbevtfie). Dearest mother of Mrs. Tom (Pattlean) Harris, Mrs.

Ron (Judy) Borse, Joseph King and Sharon King. Grandmother of seven. Services Saturday 10:30 a Kaul Funeral Heme, 2MJ3 Jefferson, St Clair Shores 11 a m. Sf. Gertrude Church.

Visitation Thursday and PRISTER ELIZABETH Aoe 13 of Allen Park aiso survived Dy eigm granocnna-ren and 10 great-grandchildren Bill Fox Interment Michigan Memorial Park, Oct 3, 10 a Memorial Dearest mother of Richard (Theresa) and Robert Also survived by eight grandchildren; 13 great orandchildren, 1 brother and tour ULRICH STELLA Dearest mother ol James (Theresa) Ulrich and Barbara (Paul) Guidek. Dear daughter of Louise Borys. Leaves two grandchildren. Services Saturday 9: 15 a m. from Feed Funeral Heme HMO Van Dyke and 10 a m.

at Our Lady Queen of Heeven Church. Visitation Thurs 5-9 p.m. and Frl. 7-9 p.m. Rosary Frl.

7 p.m. Interment Christian Memorial Cultural Center. Service at Ralph W. Ridge Funer Mooney. Memorial services 3 Sunday at the A.H.

Peters Funeral Heme, 70704 Mack Avenue at Vernier Road. Grosse Pointe Woods. Memonols to your i-noay t-v p.m. al name, iiurt jenerton, Trenton, Oct 3 at 3 pm. sisters.

Funeral Saturday 1 45 a trom the John Molnar Fu favorite enemy preterrea. neral Heme 4032 Northitne KRAMER ELMER JOSEPH (AL) Age 67 September 29, 1992. Beloved hus Southoate to Holy cross Catholic BORST GERTRUDE L. Oct. 1, 1997.

Be loved wife of Oaks Dearest moth Churcn 9 30 a Rosary Friday 7 DtVRIENDT band of Victoria. Lovina father ot LAURA October 1. 1992 Beloved m. Visitation Friday inter-mentWoodmere Cemetery. Olympia Stadium and Pistons games at Cobo Hall.

Mr. Fox performed at metro area churches and nightclubs and stage shows at the Botsford Inn and the Northland Playhouse. On Tuesday, Mr. Fox, 73, of East-pointe, died of leukemia at St. Mary's er of Dennis (Alice) Bortt and URBANI Michel (Ronald) Michaiskl Grandmother of four.

Also sur RABAUT SPARTACO Sept 30 Beloved hus Katherine Dearest brother ot William (Helen) Kremer, sisters Virginia and Dorothy Kramer ano the late Edward Dear friend of Paul Joseph Visitation Thursday 6-9 m. and Friday Rosarv, Friday lorn. Pravers THOMAS A. Aoe 73. Oct.

1. of vived by two Otters and two brothers. In state at St. Paul of the death of Terry Norris, 26, who was shot Sunday morning at a self-serve car wash at Fenkell and Monte Vista. Anyone with information may call police at 1-800-752-1241 anytime.

Monroe judge faces harassment charges DETROIT Monroe County Probate Judge James Seitz has been accused in federal court of harassing an employee who allegedly angered him by marrying someone else. Cindy Cameron, Seitz's former secretary, sued the judge, alleging that harassment forced her to resign. The case is to resume today. band ot Ida (Moreiii). Loving father of Lenore (Scotteldredael wife of Emiei.

Dear mother of Mrs. Jeannette Hoebeke, also survived by step son James. Dear grandmother of Mike, Mark (Sandra) and Laura Hoebeke. Great of Vanessa Funeral aturday II am. at the D.

S. Temrewskl Funeral Heme 30009 Hoover Rd. at Common ()2'i and Roberta (John) Leon. Dearest grandfather ot Gabriel Mis- Shelby Twp. Beloved husband ot Mary.

Dear father of Dr. Mary Garavaglia, Mrs. Charles (Dianne) Rennwald, Mrs. Bob 9 15 a m. Saturday from the hen Funeral Home, 2760 Biddie, Wyan dotte 282-4400 Mass of the Resur Tarsus Catholic Church Saturday 10 a m.

until time ot mass at 10 3D am Visitation at the Kaul Funeral Heme 35701 Garfield (N ot 15 Mile) Clinton Twp. Friday 4-9 pm Scripture service Friday 730 m. Memorial contributions to St. Joseph's Hospice appreciated. (Patricia) Miller, Mark (Claudia) Rabaut, Stephen (Judy) Rabaut, Mile) visitation Friday J-v pm rection 10 a m.

at Our Lady of The Woods Catholic Church, 21S92 ura. Brent Leon and i-orev (Joyce) Leon. Brother of Aldo (Trudy) and Else Welssenberg Funeral at Detroit Chapel ef the Frank J. Calcaterra Funeral Heme, Inc, 16090 E. 7 Mile Moron at Kelly) Saturday 12 noon Visitation begins Friday at 2 m.

iws. oeraiaine ueromene, wrs. Jeffrey (Jeanne) Burnett. Mrs. EDWARDS Gudith Rd woodhaven.

Rev, Father Clifford Ruskowski officiating, Private Inurnment. Memo Anthony (Julie) Burnett. 15 ranacnudren. brother ot jonn abeut and Mrs. Doloris Four- rial comripuiions suggesieo io int Tomiiy.

DOROTHY WARNER, age Sept. 30, Mother of Dorothy Warner Bowie and Fred M. Warner II; grandmother of Susan Bowie Reynolds. Jack Bowie, Mary Bowie, Fred Warner IV, Marauerlte Klinmer Warner: nter. Funeral 9 45 a Monday at Wm.

Sullivan 4 Sen Funeral Home, 459 Hall Rd Utica and 10 30 a.m. at St John Vlanney Church, $4045 Schoenherr, Shelby LAZAR BERKO Beloved husband of Eta great-grandmother of Charles and Becky Reynolds. Memorial Dearest father of Thomas (Joan and Michael William Laier. Dearest Grandfather ot SttDhame iwp Kosary m. sunoay Memorials to the Capuclan Mon astery would be appreciated.

Visi service ot a wivr on. BOYD BETTY J. September 30, 1992 Age 6J Beloved wife of the late I iChet). Dear mother of Linda David) McDonnell, Gary (Chris-Ine), Ron, Jlmbo (Julie) and Kathy (Richard) Bartiett. Also survived by II grandchildren Dear sister of Dorothy Bowden Funeral service Sunday 3 at McCabe Funeral Heme 31950 West 12 Ml.

Rd Farmmgton Hills Visitation Friday -9 Saturday 2-9 and Sunday II a until time of funeral service Family requests donations to Leukemia Society ef America. tation 2-1 p.m. Saturday and Brookelaiar. Services 2 00 Friday afternoon at the Hebrew FEKIN aunuay. Memorial Chapet S43-1622.

Interment Oak view Cemetery. RAMESBOTTOM BERNICE i. Sept 19, 1992 Dear wife of the late Edward. Beloved mother of Robert (Linde). Dear MANSON N.

Sept. 30. 1992. Be Oakland irandmother ot Robert and Lisa state at St. Marks Catholic VOYDANOFF ELI J.

Of Waterford, Sept 29, 1992, age N. Husband ot the late Olga, dear father ot Mrs. Robert (Judith) Grigg of Bad Aie, Mrs. Kenneth (Jean) Yeastlng of Bloomfield, Mrs. Robert (Anne) Ladd of Lenlngton, and Heidi Jo LaFountaine and her friend Hugh Owens of Orlando, Florida.

Also survived by seven grandchildren and one great grandchild Mr. Voydanoff attended Northwestern University and the University of Michigan and served In World War II with Squadron 563rd AAF He was a retired chemist from Pontiac Motors and wintered In Florida. Funeral services will be held Saturday. Oct 3 at 1 1 00 AM at the Sperks-GriHIn Funeral Heme in Pontiac. Friends may call at fne Funeral home on Friday from 3-5 end 7-9.

Memoriels may be made to Seven Ponds Nature Center in Dryden, Michigan. LEMICH-JARVI SUSAN DIANE, of Oklahoma, formerly of St. Clair Shores. Wife of Al Jervi. Dearest daughter of Nicholas and Leona Lem-Ich.

Sister of James and Michaal loved husband of Vivian. Dear father of James, Bonnie, Jerry, Thomas and Kathy. Grandfather ot seven. WWII Air Force Veteran, Memorial service will be held at Grace EpiKopel Church, Gratlol, Mt. Clemens, Saturday, Church, Harsens Island Saturday 11 30 a until time of mass 12 noon, visitation at the Kaul Funeral Heme 3S201 Gerlieid (N.

of BRINKER US HUIERT aoe e9 Beloved 15 Mile) Clinton Twp. Friday 2-9 husband of Gloria Deer father ot Memorial service Friday 12 noon St Lucy Church, 23401 Jefferson, p.m. Kosary r-nooy rw m. Oct. 3, 1 p.m.

Memorial tributes may be made to Hospice ot Southeastern Michigan or Grace Vincent (Linda), Thomas (jec sua). Mrs Daniel (Carol) cole m. oatr nores. FOX WILLIAM A. (BILL) Sent It.

1f9? episcopal inurcn. Mrs. Micheel (Janet) Carey and Mrs. Gerald (Donna) Kotcher. Sixteen grandchildren Brother of Ervin, Lucille Kastler, Lillian LETTERSON LINDA M.

September 30. aoe el RENAUD i A popular pianist and organist in the Detroit area tor many years. Will be missed bv fcav. Kathv and Wife of the late John Mother ot JOHN J. "Jack" Aoe SI of Dear Derek Daughter of Joseph Gessner ana tne late uavio, to win and Frances.

Services at Wm. Feodor Cha-liapin 87, an actor best known for his role as the dog-walking grandfather in the 1987 movie "Moonstruck," died Sept. 17 in born Heights. Dear husband of Geraldine Father of Semenfha. Funeral from the Ver heyden Funeral Heme, 16300 Mack at Outer Friday 7.30 Sullivan 4 San Funeral Hemes UY Hall Road (1 bin of Van Kieistnger ano tne late Hose.

Sister of Donald Tunda. Daughter-in-law of Aie (Helen) Letter, son Prayers Saturday, 9 30 a or an j. ano Lisa m. feranaTainer of Jason. Brother of Bud, David, p.m.

visitation Thursday after 1. Rose Arden. Janet ouroeon. Dyke) utica, aaturoay tl a St. Lawrence Church 10 a Scripture service Friday 1 45 Family will receive friends Frl day 1-9 m.

GASPER rnoi ilia tejiioi, nmivf wi "HMJ and Florence Winkler. Visitation 3 m. Saturday Memorial ser 30351 Dequmdre II block S. of 13 Ml. Rd 10 am St.

Louise Church, Warren Rosary Friday 7 WEINFURTHER HERMAN H. Sept. 30 Beloved husband of the late Anne Dear lather ol Donald, Gerald and Lois Kimble. II grandchildren, nine oreat grandchildren. Brother of Perdle Service Fred Woo Funeral Heme (Rice Chapel) 36100 Five Mile, W.

of Farmmgton Rd. Saturday 2pm Visitation Friday 3-9 ro Memoriels lo Leader Dogs For The Blind vice 4 spauiama m. visitation rrioay m. Funeral Homo 500 Nine Mi Ferndaie Memorials to Hos CARROLL THOMAS R. e7 veers October I.

ROBERT J. Sept 29, Beloved husband of Susan loving father of Jamie Lynne, Nicole and Benny; dearest ton of Yolanda and Julius Gasper; dear son-in-law of Carol and Joseph Hanko Memorial service Saturday 17 noon at MASTERSON pice of E. Michigan or Fire Convicted killer sued to prevent film profits PONTIAC One of the few victims to survive an attack by serial killer Leslie Williams was awarded $9.2 million in damages from him. Carla Walters was attacked by Williams in a Springfield Township cemetery on May 24. On Wednesday, she told Oakland County Circuit Judge Rudy Nichols that she has been unable to sleep or be alone since then.

Williams is already serving two life terms and faces additional life sentences in the deaths of two Fenton sisters. The default judgment will prevent Williams from profiting on his story. man rung 1992 After a long illness Beloved husband of the late Mary. Deer father of Ken (Leslie). Mrs Eric Nursing Home in St.

Clair Shores. I During the 1940s, Mr. Fox served as a musical director in the USO. But it I was in Detroit that he made his mark with his dry humor and music. "One time he got in trouble with the umpires for playing 'Three Blind Mice' at them," said Jim Kerwin, who knew Mr.

Fox for more than 30 years. "He never was a star act but he always said, 'At least I'm on the fringes of show Mr. Fox was a music teacher in Detroit Public Schools, including Cass Technical High School, in the 1950s. Visitation is today from 9 a.m. until the funeral service begins at 7:30 p.m.

at Verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack Crosse Pointe Park. He will be buried next week in Ft. Custer National Cemetery, Battle Creek. Audience, actors critic well by Lawrence DeVine Free Press Theater Cntic Clarence Persinger hung around Detroit theaters as avidly as if they I were waterfront saloons. He dressed the part often with a two-day growth of whiskers, lumberjack shirt and jeans.

"Clarence was buzzed on theater," said Detroit area actor Herbert Fer-, rer- Mr. Persinger, 42, died of cancer Wednesday at William Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak. He was a part-time drama critic who for nearly 20 years wrote reviews for weekly papers such as the Detroit Monitor and New Center News. He was a familiar figure to a generation of Detroit actors and playgoers. He had an easy, hearty laugh that actor? could identify om the stage.

RENTENBACH, tne janemoewseti Funeral Heme. WS7 W. Warren at Artesian. (Linda) Batke, Mrs Charles marie E. Beloved wife of the late larence Dear mother of Catherine Schiesier, Clarence and Ron-aid.

grandchildren, fvnrti Saturday 10 am at the Bagnasce-Tebbi Funeral Heme 2500 Harper between 10-11 Mile Rd St Clair ERIC JAMES. Aoe II Seot. 79 CMTWMfMt, Monument GIULIANI wu.t. uuiu rvlnr roles included that of Robert ChaliapinJr. De Niro's father in "Stanley and Iris." Paul Jabara, 44, an actor and songwriter who won an Oscar and a Grammy for Donna Summer's 1978 disco hit ITheima) oeket, Mrs Steven Gail) Loton.

Brian and Robert. grandchildren. Brother of Stephen Tiska, Alice Kovacik and Robert Tiska Visitation from the Verheyden Funeral Heme IS300 ROSINA Oct 1, mi Beloved wife Snores. Visitation Friday 1-9 WHITE CHAPEL CEMETERY, 2 Lots. 292-1253.

ot tne late Frank, dear mother of Lydia (Louis) Dehnng and Mack at Outer Saturday II 00 MILLER FRANCIS W. Pranfc" October 1, 1992 Aoe aa a avri hii a.m. until time of service 4 00 p.m. children; nine great grandchildren, surer of Julia Sauiana. Visi 1992.

Beloved son of Paul and Jacqueline, dearest brother of Lauren and Erin Dearest grandson of Mrs. Eliiabettt Renten-bech, Mrs. Catherine Lang and Jack Lang. Visitation at The Verheyden Funeral Heme, I630C Mack at Outer Dr. Thursdey and Friday 3-9 Memoriel service at Christ Church.

61 Grosse Pointe Blvd Saturday at 2 00 m. Memoriels suggested to the Eric Rentenbach Scholarship Fund, Grosse Pointe South High School Mother's Club. In MtTttH-ilt) faACI I CHRISTLER tation Friday at the Wuiek-Cakattrra Funeral Heme Inc 3900 Schoenherr at Metro Beloved husband of Lillian Deer father of Charles (Theresa) and Natalie Anne (Gregory) Jacobs Grandfather of Charles Jr. and John. Brother of Paul, Joseph When God needed an AngeL he 1 nr to-lav Parkway (a Mile).

Instate Sat 30 a m. until 10 30 a mass at Sadly missed by her family, ut St. Margaret of Scotland Church, 13 Mite betw. Little Mack and i uot war oarer (Leonard) put-fv and Sr. Marv Fnncelvn our nearts tot ever, wi ov Dad.

Marilyn, Ed, Nanc and nieces and nephews. Harper Scripture service Frl. 7.30 REV. LLOYD t. Sept 30.

1992 age 43 In Fl Beloved husband of Betty. Loving tether ot Rev. Dr. Kenneth (Bonnie) Christler of Roscommon. Stanley ot Houghton Lake, Bredley of Merysville, Geyle (Mike) Scott ot Mumsmg ana Dianne (Bob) Lane ot Battle Creek Deer brother of Mildred Aievonder, Frances Veriee and Evelyn DeNett.

Also leeves five grandchildren, one cousin and Funeral at the Vasu, Redgers 4 Cannot Chapel ef A.J. Desmond 4 Sens 4375 N. Woodward Ave pm. interment Mt. Olivet.

SANFORD MARY f. (net McLAUOMLIH), aoe 75, of Sterling Heights, tor-merly of Dre.el Hill, PA. Wite of the late Thomas Mother of Betsv GORDON betw. 13-14 Ml.) Saturday 115 a m. to Mass 10 a m.

at St. Regis Church, Lincoln at Lahser Birmingham. Friends may visit Friday 2-9 m. Prayers 7 IF YOU WISH TO PLACE remembrance tor loved one, please contact Mrs. Wink at 977-7643 for mare Information and assistance EUNICE LEE Sept JO, mj Oar mece of Willie Tyler and Dei 'a "Last Dance," died Tuesday in Los Angeles.

As an actor, Mr. Jabara appeared in "Hair" on Broadway, the original London production of "Jesus Christ Superstar," and such films as BRIEFLY IGeorge) Bahnhne, Rev Thomas several nieces ano nepnews. Family will receive visitors at ivier. loutm or Leoia mc Lam Also numerous friends and ac p.m. Dunet nory seputenre wte-morlals American Cancer Society i.

luianet entora Jr. ano Gregory J. Sanford Eight grandchild ren In state Saturday (lam until time of service 12 St. Anne Catholic Church, 37000 Mound Saline United Methedlst Church, 101 E. Henry St on Sundoy from 1-9 m.

Funeral service II a Monday at the church Graveside quaintences Graveside services 3 Friday at Lincoln Memorial Park Cemetery. Arrangements by reace Cnapef Funeral Heme MOMINEE Card of Thanki and Prsyeci service am. tuesoey at Roscommon Twp. Cemetery in LEON MACKLIN Sept 30. Beloved husband of Cornelia (nee DeSantis).

Dearest father Je CT nine MCIUFNA Houghton Leke. Memorielt may warren. Buriel Christien Memorial Cultural Center Family suggests memorials to Family Care Center, 1471 First Ave Hickory, C. 2602. Arrange-ments under the auspices of Lyle Elliott Funeral Memo.

rome Macklin Suiannei and lo pe meoe to me enure Paul Jabara GRAHAM DR. JOHN Sept 19f? Beloved husband of Peoav. Dear ne Jean (Jack) Clark. Loving May the sacred heart of Jest adored, glorified, loved and preserved throughout the world, now an forever" Sacred Heeri of father of Kevin (Nency), Lisa grenoTeTnev qt tout aiso one great granddaughter. Deer brother of Evelyn Lowe end Don LANSING The Court of Appeals has upheld the murder conviction of a Gwendolyn Graham, a nursing home aide who suffocated five elderly patients at a Walker nursing home in 1987, it was announced Thursday.

Jesus, pray for us. w. worker af mirarles. orav fr US ne Benton Visitation at the Ster (Kanoai)) woiyniec, jeery, S'Obnen, Matthew and Jennifer. Dear son of Margaret Graham Brother of James Also survived line Heights Cneeef of me Frank J.

Circjferra Funeral Heme. Inc SI Jude, helper of the hopeless, pray tor us Say prarer 9 times dar for 9 days, then publish 13650 15 Mite Rd at Schoen CZAR NY JOHN i. Sopt 30. mt Bttov-ed hmMnd Of Altr, lHothr of Lottt Wewora, Leonard Qitrny, Adeline. KaHnowtki and Stanley Ciamy; atw wvived by tevera-nieces and neonew Funeral ter-vxet Saturday 11 am.

ef ft Jeriemfcewtkl Fvneral Heme, W. Warren at Artesian Interment St. Hedwg Cemetery. Viitaofl Friday 12 nootvt p.m. "Midnight Cowboy," "Star 80" and "The Day of the Locust" Fred Ross, 82, a labor organizer who helped Cesar Chavez found the United Farm Workers in 1962, died Sunday in San Rafael, Calif.

STEFANAC MARY LOUISE Sept. 17, 199 Snierof Anton a IT oni) Lucas Captain Joseph retired, Roy-mood Frances end Victor Also survived by many nieces and nephews. Memorial service 10 m. Monday October at St Michael Parish, 25725 Code Rd in Soumtiefd. wish will pe granted.

I as. herr, Friday 2-e instate at St Rene Church. (Ryan. of 15 Mi by one grendson. Michael Funeral Saturday 9 IS from the D.

S. Temrewskl Funeral Heme, 30009 Hoover Rood ef Common 12 Mile), Sf Anne Church at THANK YOU St. Jude and Rd Sal. 9 30 until time funeral at 10 30 P'aver service Sacred Heart ot Jesus tor Ing my petitions. F.T.M.

a mcnp nonre Friday p.m. Fnday 7 JO Member of va pteton KoK. Interment prtate. i- p.m. i.