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4B DETROIT FREE PRESSMONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1998 EiiiTfilllll'SlI ROAD CLOSINGS Robert Bagno: Italian food marketer helped those in need Carlton Smith: Gathering with family made heart sing BY NIRAJ WAR1KOO Free Press Staff Writer Carlton L. Smith, a retired sales engineer at Michigan Bell who enjoyed his large family, died Saturday of congestive heart failure at his Hazel Park home. He was 74. Mr. Smith was born in Ecorse and served in Europe in the U.S.

Army during World War II. At Michigan Bell, where he Carlton Smith worked for 44 years, he helped set up telephone systems for companies. Mr. Smith enjoyed bowling and singing American classics. "We would be at gatherings, and he would burst into song," said his daughter Carole May.

"He taught all his children to sing." Mr. Smith was also an active member of St Mary Magdalen Cath- rale- olic Church in Hazel Park and was a mentor to reading students in the Hazel Park School District. But perhaps his favorite activity was being with his family, which included 11 children and 42 grandchildren. "When we were small, we used to go every year to the Thanksgiving Day parade. But when the family grew so large, we rented a huge bus and would meet at a predetermined location and drive to the parade," said his daughter.

"He would be in his glory there." Other survivors include daughters Alice Mastin, Doris Jurkiewicz, Mary Lou Wirth, Lucie Gordinier, Mary Jo Grech and Julie Trombley; sons Edward, Jack, Carlton Thomas, Anthony and Patrick; seven great-grandchildren, and two brothers. Visitation will be 2-9 p.m. today at Spaulding and Curtin Funeral Directors, 500 W. Nine Mile in Ferndale. The funeral will be at 10 a.m.

Tuesday at St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church, 50 E. Annabelle. Burial will follow in Oakview Cemetery in Royal Oak. "He gave himself at any time under any conditions.

No phone call was too late and no case was too mundane. His story was one of hope," said his wife. A typical case was his reaching out to the man with the failing liver and kidneys living in the trailer park, getting him into hospitals more than once until, to Mr. Bagno's sadness, the man one day vanished. His influence also reached into more evangelical spheres.

"He gave me good example," said the Rev. Joseph Tobin, superior general of the Redemptorist Congregation of Catholic priests, speaking from Rome. "It was the example of reaching out to somebody. It was the listening. More than one person would tell you that Bob Bagno listened to them and made them feel important.

There was something of the St Francis in him." In that case, he was a St Francis who liked to cook spaghetti, lin-guini, tortellini, polenta with gorgon-zola, gnocchi, spinach and ricotta, all troves from a Tuscan trattoria's treasure chest Raised in a household of seven children, he liked family and friends around the kitchen in his Grosse Pointe home. He dealt out plates as artistically arranged as those on a color page in a gourmet magazine. Robert Joseph Bagno was born in Brooklyn, N.Y., in 1943, and was raised in his Canadian-born mother's family home in North Bay, Ontario. He attended Ohio's Bowling Green State University on an athletic schol How to submit obituaries and death notices By Lawrence deVine Free Press Staff Writer The couple were walking back to their Mackinac Island hotel, hand in hand, after a late dinner for two, enjoying the rain, and marveling at how their lives seemed to grow more blessed day by day. Then his hand in hers suddenly went limp and he dropped to the wet grass.

Robert J. Bagno, a charismatic man whose dual vocations in middle age became marketing Italian food and coming to the aid of friends in need, died of heart failure just before midnight Friday. His wife, Anne Donnelly Warren Bagno, said he had accompanied her to a legal seminar on the island. He was 55. Mr.

Bagno knew a wide viva A Robert Bagno and unusual circle of people, ranging from Edsel Ford II to the worldwide head of the Catholic Redemptorist order of priests, media and advertising representatives, the late J.P. McCarthy, grocers such as the east side Giglio family, and the desperate alcoholic dwindling away in a mobile home on blocks near the Detroit River. At his death, Mr. Bagno wa-5 vice president of a pasta speciality firm, Ecco D'Oro Food Corp. in War -en, a company he helped found the past year that was starting to prosper.

He joined the company and brought in his own product, a pasta meal in a box called Spaghetti Co. He developed the pasta product during an unplanned three-year stay in Rome in the early 1990s, a period that he later likened to a spiritual retreat While in Rome, he also developed a desire to work with substance abusers in 12-step programs. This became a serious, recuperative part of his life. Needful people who had gotten his name from others depended upon his willingness to help. Janina Bazan Polish traditionalist Janina Bazan, 71, of Shelby Township, a Polish immigrant who clung to her traditions despite disease and exile, died Saturday of complications from leukemia at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit She was born Janina Kusowska in Kamien Korszerski, Poland.

At the age of 15, the Nazis took her from her family and put her in a labor camp. After World War II, she and her husband went to Brazil, unable to get into the United States. There, she battled and overcame tuberculosis. In Brazil, she maintained her Polish heri- Janina Bazan tage. "One of the Polish meals are pier-ogies.

Normally, pierogies are filled with potatoes or cheese," said her daughter Irene Waller. "But in Brazil, sometimes they were not available or were expensive. So she would use bananas, which there were a lot of. In fact we still make them all the time and my sister loves them." In 1963, Mrs. Bazan moved to the United States, where she would prepare the traditional Polish Christmas ramps to eastbound 1-94 are closed.

The riijht lane of northbound 1-75 is closed between 1-94 and Clay. These ramps are closed: On eastbound 1-94, the Harper ramp between Cadieux and Outer Drive-Chalmers; on westbound 1-94, the northbound and southbound 1-75 ramps. Eastbound and westbound 1-94 have alternating lane closures at Conner from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. Eastbound and westbound 1-94 are reduced to two lanes between East Grand Boulevard and Woodward.

The two right lanes of westbound 8 Mile are closed between 1-75 and Woodward until 6 p.m. Wednesday. Macomb County The left lane of westbound 1-94 between Crocker and Metro Parkway is closed. The ramp from westbound Metro Parkway to westbound 1-94 also will be closed periodically. The right lane of eastbound 1-94 is closed at M-59, as is the ramp to M-59, until September.

The right lane of eastbound 1-94 near Metro Parkway and the ramp from eastbound 1-94 to Metro Parkway are closed. The left lane of eastbound 1-94 is closed at Shook Road and the ramp from westbound 1-94 to Shook is closed. Oakland County On 1-96, there are intermittent lane closures in each direction at the South Hill Road bridge. The right lane of northbound Northwestern Highway is closed at Telegraph. The ramp from northbound Telegraph to northbound Northwestern and westbound 1-696 is closed until late October.

For more information, visit our Web site at www.freep.comnews or call the Michigan Department of Transportation at 1-800-64 1-6368 or AAA Michigan at 1-800-411-4823. Sources: AAA MichiganMEP and MDOT. Compiled by Richard Walker and Joe Rossiter, 1-313-222-6600. MORTON EDITH LAURA Age 89 August 8, 1998 Beloved wife of the late David Leslie; dear mother 01 David (Jacqueline) and Blair (Ellen); grandmother of David, Suzanne, Ian, Danielle and Nicole. Visitation will be Monday 4-9 p.m.

and Tuesday 2-9 p.m. at Harry J. will Trust 100 Funeral Home 37000 Six Mile Rood, Livonia. Funeral i service Wednesday 11:30 a.m. at the funeral home.

MOYLE JAMES H. August 8, 1998 age 79 Beloved husband ol Ihe late Caroline. Dear lather of Francis (Jack) Gridley and James H. Ill (Patricia). Also survived by four grandchildren, four great-grandchildren and one great-great grandson.

Loving brother of Francis Gaylord. FuneralWednesday at 10 am at Wuiek-Calca. terra Sons, Inc. 36900 Scheonherr at Metro Parkway (16 Mile). Visitation Tuesday 3-9 pm.

Interment Roseland Park Cemetery. NOLFF DONALD R. Formerly of Dearborn. Beloved husband of Phyllis of Deltono dear father of William R. of Orlando, FL.

and Thomas Juanita) of Warren, Ml grandfather of Jesse and Sharon; brother of Norman E. ol Lansing, Ml. and Robert H. of Ann Arbor, Ml. Services will be In Deltona, FL.

For further information call Querfeld Funeral Home 313-56 0002 ORSINI LOUIS A. Age 91. August 9. 1998. Beloved husband ol Clara E.

(nee Mlnano); loving lather ot Edward D. J. Orsini (Serena) and Mary Louise A. Orsinl; loving grandfather of Andrea and Marc Orsini; many loving nieces and nephews. Funeral service Thursday 10:30 a.m.

from Verheyden Funeral Home 16300 Mack Grosse Pointe and 11 a.m at St Paul on thi ake Catholic Church, 157 Lakeshore Drive, Grosse Pointe Farms. Visitation Tuesday 5-9 p.m. and Wednesday 1-9 pm. Rosary 7 p.m. Wednesday.

Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. PARKER ELLA E. Beloved wife of the late August Dear mother of Larry (Mildred) Parker, Elaine LaRowe (deceased Vaughn), Drucilla (Waller) Huddleston, James (Beverly) Parker and deceased George (Leona) Parker. 14 Jrandchildren, 13 great grandchildren. Instate al alowlch A Stevens Funeral Home 3833 Livernois.

Monday 1-9 p.m. Zion Evangelical Lutheran, 4350 Military, Tuesday 9 a.m., mass 10 a.m. Interment Glen Eden. In lieu ot flowers memorials to Zion Lutheran PIERCE JANICE A. (nee Nalaiek) Beloved wife of David Anthony.

Daughter ol Chester and Eleanor aisier ot ainieen iirxo ana Marcie (Artnur) Williams. Several nieces and nephews. Visitation at Rudy Funeral Home, 25650 Van Dvke HOVi Mile). Sunday 1-y p.m. and Monday 12-9 p.m.

Scripture Monday 7 m. In state Tuesday 9 30 a.m at St. Clement Church, until 10 a.m. Mass time. Burial Rockwood, Ml.

RUIZ LURE V. August 8, 1998. Beloved wife of the late neracno; aear moiner ot Lnaries Joann), Mrs. Fay Calvo (Jaime); loving grandmother ol Mrs. Lisa Vroman (Jamie), Chuck (Robyn), Chris, Felicia and Mctthew- oreat nranrlmnthvr nl Jullanne: sister ot Mrs Eva Monroe Vititatinn Mnnrinw 2-9 Rosary 4:30 p.m.

In state 9 o'clock Tuesday at Sf. Alphonsus Church until 9:30 a.m. Mass. Burial St. Hedwig Cemetery, Dearborn Hgts.

Arrangements by Lesney Son Funeral Home 13201 W. Warren, Dearborn, Ml. (313) 581-0200 SACHARSKI LORRAINE J. Age 73, Augusts, 1998 Beloved wife of the late John. Loving mother of Thomas (Candy), Gary, David and the late James Dear grandmother of Kevin.

Dear sister of Elmer Heidloft. Visitation Monday, 12-9 pm at the R. G. 4 G. R.

Harris Funeral Home 15451 Farmington Road, Livonia. In state Tuesday lOamatSt Livonia until time ot funeral moss at 10 30 am. Memorials maybe directed to Down Farm, P.O. Box 981098, Vpsllantl, Ml 48)97. SCHUERGER MARY LOU Age 61 of Rochester Hills, August 9, 1998 after a long battle with cancer.

Dear wife of Dale Loving mother of Kimberly Anne (Paul) Foley of Rochester. Daughter ot Freedom Watson of Rochester Sister of William (Lynn) WuHnn nf Tr.uan. ri, aai and Maurice T. Watson of Oklahoma City, OK. Aunt ot Michelle, Stephanie, Scott 8, William.

Also survived by many cousins. Mrs. Schuerger was a member of Sf Paul's United Methodist Church, Rochester and was one of the founding members of their Cancer support group and she was also active in the Rochester Community House Cancer Support Group Funeral services Wednesday 11:00 am at Plxley Funeral Home 322 University Rochester. Friends may visit the funeral home Monday 6-9 pm 8, Tuesday 2-5 8, 7-9 pm. Family requests memorials be made to Karmanos Cancer Institute and Southeastern Oakland County Hospice SCHWEITZER MARY JANE August 8, 1998, age 72 of Woodhoven Loving mother of Keith, Kenneth Robert II (Michelle) and the late Sharon.

Sister of Barbara Shiarla, Bud Schoonmaker, Margie Shelp, Imogene Schwartz and Shirley Jones. Two orandchildren altn ctirviun uii. tlon Monday Scripture service Monday 7pm John Molnar Funeral Home 23700 West Road, Browns town. Instate Tuesday 10:30 a.m. until time of mass 11 a.m.

at Our Lady ol the Woods Catholic Church, 21892 Gudith, Woodhaven. Interment St. Hedwig Cemetery, SHAHADY GEORGE Beloved husband of Joyce. Dear father of Douglas (Nancy), Deborah and Geoffrey. Also 4 ranaennaren ana great grandchildren.

Brother of 'eml Paaillo. SODhle Joudl and the late Ahrtn ShAhAriv Funeral Tuesdav 11:30 a.m. A.H Peters Funsrai xamr 20705 Mack at Vernier, Grosse Pointe Woods Scripture service Monday 7 p.m. Visitation Monday after 2 p.m. SISKO RITA F.

August 7, 1998. Age 50 ol Allen Park Loving daughter of Stella end Harry C. Sisko Sr. Dearest sister ot Harry C. (Roberto) Sisko Jr.

Dear aunt ot Lydia Sisko. Visitation Sunday 5-9 p.m. end Monday 12-9 p.m Services Tuesday 1 p.m. at the Voran Funeral Home (Allen Park Chapel), 5900 Allen Rd. STONE DELBERT August 8, 1998 Beloved husband of the late Mary Beth; dearest lather ol Sue Leidal (Donald) and Ronald (Sandra); grandfather ot Bruce Leidal (Cynthia), Beth Zimnerman (Dan), Robbin Banfield, Jim (Lisa) and Brad Leidal; leaves 10 great grandchildren, two brothers and three sisters.

Services Tuesday 11-30 at Salewskl Funeral Home 19111 w. Warren. Interment Parkview. Visitation Monday 1-9 p.m. SWEET ROSE of Greeley, Colorado formerly of Detroit.

Deioveu wire or me lore som sweer. uear mother of Martin (Norma) Sweet 8, Harvey Sweet. Six grandchildren ft, numerous great-grandchildren Services nm THriHV Nfturnnnn th Machpelah Cemetery Chapel. Arrangements by the Ira Kaulman chapel 248-569-i)020 WEILAND VIRGINIA M. Auaust 8.

1998 Beloved wlf nf dear mother ol Craig; sister ol Shirley Donaldson, Mae Lackey, Alice Starr end William Dummer. Visitation luesuay up services Wednesday 1 1:30 a.m. at John N. Santo A Son Funeral HAm tllo inkcia. a Ford Rd.

and Cherry Hill). Memorials to Arbor Hospice' YALCH JOHN age 74 of SI Clair Shores. Beloved husband ol B.er1lc,e..D"r 01 Dsvltl (Mary) Grandfather ol Mark (Mindy). Carrie, Jose, Ronald, 8, Alethea Great grandfather ot five. Brother ot Mary and Anne also survived by two nieces Mary Anne and Janet.

Services 12 noon Tuesdav at thi RaonAim.Tahhi 25800 Harper St. Clair Shores. Visitation Tuesdail 10 a.m until noon. In lieu ol flowers memorials are suggested to the Karmanos Cancer Foundation. Classifications 20-55 art now listed In Ihe Classified section ol Ihi paper.

Northbound 1-275 is closed from Telegraph to 1-94. Traffic is detoured to northbound Telegraph. Southbound 1-275 traffic is detoured to the northbound roadway from Northline Road to Newburgh Road with Eureka ramps closed. Construction is scheduled to be completed Oct. 15.

Wayne County There are intermittent lane closures on westbound 1-94 between Belleville and Rawsonville roads. One lane of Telegraph is closed in both directions at Eureka. 1-275 is reduced to two lanes in each direction between M-14 and Carleton-S. Rockwood Road. The left lanes of 1-275 are closed in each direction at Will Carleton, South Huron and Sibley roads.

The southbound on- and off-ramps ramps at Sibley will be closed until Wednesday. The ramp from northbound 1-275 to eastbound Grand River Avenue is closed; a detour is posted. 1-275 between M-14 and Cherry Hill is reduced to two lanes in each direction. There are intermittent lane closures on 8 Mile in both directions between Greenfield and 1-94. The left two lanes of westbound 8 Mile are closed between Van Dyke and Ryan.

The left two lanes of eastbound 8 Mile between Woodward and John are closed. The left two lanes of east and westbound of 8 Mile between Kelly Road and 1-94 are closed. Detroit There are intermittent lane closures on 1-75 in both directions at State Fair and Junction. 1-75 is limited to two lanes in each direction from Fort to West Grand Boulevard. The left two lanes of northbound 1-75 are closed from Warren to Meade except from 2 to 7 p.m.

The northbound and southbound 1-75 GARBACIK JOHN J. Age 88. July 30, 1998. Beloved husband of the late Helen (nee Mach); dearest father of Florence (the late Harry) Kaylor, Marlene (Don) Suszko, Audrey tuoviuf nnroine ana jonn tionniej uarDacm; lovini grandfather of 11 grandchildren; 12 great grandchildre nri hie lata Irene Cassinski. Member of of C.

Msgr. Hunt Council ft jji onu rtcnt ce. vijiioiign i uesuay i-v p.m. Wednesday 12-9 at the Jarmhnwtbl Fiinnra Home, 18957 W. Warren at Artesian.

In state Thursday ji. i iiuiiiat Mwnia murirt, iu a.m. umn Time ot masi 10:30 a.m. Entombment St. Hedwig Mausoleum.

of C. mury iucaay p.m. Kenrees rosary weanesaay m. lyiwi vvcuMcsuay p.m. GREENBERG PINKUS WPINKY" Beloved husband of 63 years of Fay uiccnDerg.

uear Droiner ot nne ilaeorgej Waldman and Rae Peltz. Brother-in-law of Jennie Abrams. Also many loving nieces and neohews Services .111 Mnndav Hrnnnn Machpelah Cemetery Chape. Arrangement by the Ira HARPOOTLIAN HARRY Age 69. Beloved husband of Phyllis.

Dear father iMfav ot rninip Harpooruan ana June KK Harpootlian. Also loved by grandson, Andrew Harpootlian. Dear brother of Jessie (Robert) Billingsley and Edward (Marilyn) Harp. Dear uncle ot Douglas (Elaine) Billingsley, Karen (Dale) Latva, Jeffrey (Julie) Harp and Laureen Harp. Dear grear-uncie ot josepn neete, Kooen Jon Latva.

in State Monday 10 a.m. at St. John's Armenian Church. Southfield, until time of service It a.m. Interment Evergreen Cemetery Detroit.

Memorial gifts to American Heart Association, Arrangements by Edward urn man runvrai nome4o-3i-oj HAYDEN SHELIA M. August 8, 1998 age 54. Beloved daughter of Mary J. and the late Joseph J. Hayden.

Dear sister of Mary H. Pouch (Kenneth), Joseph D. (Donna) and Thomas A. Havden. Visitat on at St Ives rhurch Lahser, Southfield) Tuesday 9 AM until the funeral mass at 10 AM.

Rite of Committal Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Memorial tributes would be appreciated to ARC of Oakland County (Association for Retarded Citizens), 1641 W. Big Beaver, Troy Ml 48084-3501. Arrangements uj oiv nvuurit vunnvii wnapvi ot n.j. uesmong awn mo-u mi JENSEN DOROTHY (Nlcholi) August 6, 199B.

Wife of the late Carl. Dear mother of Eleanor Morton Lois Davis. Also survivea oy grandchildren, 16 great-grandchildren 10 oreat-areat-arandchlldren Vkltatinn at Aenriernallb Funeral Home 15600 Main New Baltimore Tuesday PM. Service Tuesdav 3 PM. Memorials may be maue iu ivar manos lancer insTiiuie.

KAJPUS IRENE Aug. 7, age 78 ot Allen Park. Dear mother of Patricia Robotka and James. Dearest grandmother of Julie Trout and Sharon Krause. Sister of Clara Robbins, Lillian Koss, Mary Coogan and Antoinette O'Guin Also survived by 5 great grandchildren.

Funeral services Tuesday. 10:15 am at The Martenson Funeral Home 10915 Allen Rd. (corner ot r.nddarril in (t Eranric Cabrini Catholic Church, tor mass 10 am. Visitation won. u-y.

nnrs. Kaipus was a memoer ot the women Of 1 ne mouse uoage. KENDALL LILLIAN HOWSON Aae 93. July 31, W8 Preceded In death by much loved husband Harry w. and beloved brother Warren "Hap" Howson.

Survived by grand niece Sandra Pino ISaml, grand nephew Carl Wem-master (Jo-Ann), dear Iriend Mildred Brown, and many great-grand nieces and nephews. Mrs. Kendall graduated Irom Western High School in Detroit In 1923. She went to work lor United Community Services where she ac, veu as a ouuniteepei lur years Deiore retiring in I960. She was an avid reader and sports Ian, holding season tickets lor the Detroit Rerl wlnns unri th ntmit Lions, dating back to the 1930's.

Mrs. Kendall loved to Kiay rne piano, enrerTaining tamiiy ana mends. She and er beloved Harry spent many summers at their cottage on Lake St. Clair In Belle River, Canada. She prided herself on being independent, driving her own car until the aae of 8a.

and livino alone until thetim nf hnr rtoxth Arrangements wre handled by the Ralph W. Ridge KRIEGLER NANCY F. Aug. 9, 1998. Died peacefully at home surrounaea oy ner oeioveo nusoana frank, ner children Frank (Tania), Steve, Cathy (Tom) Condle, and Anne, She also leaves three grandchildren, sisters Glna Smith 8, Rose Grisa.

other family friends who all loved her at much as she did them. She taught over IS years at Madonna University She was active in Sigma Tneta Tau International, on the executive board of the Michigan Cancer Pair Initiative, (a multi-disciplinary group that educates health care professionals the public on strategies to better manage pain). Prayers wed. 9:45 a m. at Thayer-Rock Funeral Home 33603 Grand River rarmmgion 1 1 oik vv.

ot f-armingron Kd.) 10 mass 10 30 at St. Gerald Catholic Church, 21300 Farmington KUECKEN EARL T. SR. August 8, 199B. Age 79 Beloved husband of oNtPie incr acnnnrii.

Leoresi rorneroT tan (Margaret), Suianne Kuecken (Bryant). Loving grandfather of Julie (Frank) Schmidt and Shellie (Michael) Maitre. Also live great-granchildren Dearest brother of Eileen iiib ioie jimj noams, tana (uavia) tscalantl. Visitation Monday S-9 and Tupsrlnv 1-9PM Wnlslr.ral. caterri Sons, Inc.

36900 Schoenherr Rd al Metro Pkwy. (16 Milel. Rosary Tuesday 7PM. Funeral Wednesday 10AM at the Funeral Home. Internment Kesurrecnon cemetery.

Donations preferred to the alivi uucihib Mssuiiarion. LINE ROBERT T. Auaust 8. 1998 of Rlnnmfielri Hliu Car nth late Paul Benjamin and Dortha Bernice (Thompson) Line. Survived by his wife Sharon (Etter) Line, Sons Luke 8, Peter Line, daughters Sarah Frawley, Leah Allen, Suzanne Knowles, Karen Frederick.

Brother of Jack Line, 8. eight grandchildren, MacKemie Line, Michael, Krystle, Benjamin 8, Nicholas Line. Joseph nephews. Memorial mass at SI Hugo of the Hills, 2215 Opdyke. Bloomfield Hills Tuesday ID AM.

Visitation at the William R. Hamilton Co. 820 E. Maple. Blrmlnoham riowivj o.

yi mien. io eleven nieces a. Monday 2-4 8, 6-8 PM Memorial tributes may be made to me mulligan lomei rounaarion. LUCKRITZ CARL G. Beloved husband ol Edna.

Dearest father of Richard (Lucky) and Ella Styres. Loving grandfather ol I Dear brother of Walter Raether and Margaret Smith In stale Wednesday, 10 am St. Peters Ev Lutheran Church, 23000 Gratiot, Eastpointe, until service 11 am Visitation Monday and Tuesday 2-9 pm at Clyna Funeral Home 22322 Gratiot, Eastpointe. LUSKY ELAINE O. Loving wife of Herman Lusky.

Beloved inunici ui uiso lueorge; uurra ana snarl (Leonard) Herman. Sister of the late Larry and Ihe late Reva Schonborn 8, Frances Lewis. Dear Sister-in-law nf Hln fpr1l Rrnu.n (Harriet) Lusky and the late Ren (lnni I iitkw Arfnr.rf grandmother ol Aaron and Jacqueline Winkler Also survived by many loving nieces and nephews. Services Monday, August 10. 1998 at 2:30 o'clock at the Hebrew Memorial Chapel 248-543-1622, followed by interment at us i ii avt mfinui tai uaruen, NOVI.

MILLER ROSE BARBARA Age 88 of Rochester Hills, August 1998. Lovino wile olfhe late Bates Miller nnr mother of Edward H.J. (Beverly) Miller, Barbara Ann Miller 8, Thomas (Veronica) Miller. Sister of Clara Maierle. Survived by six grandchildren 8, nine great grandchildren Funeral mass Tuesday August 11 at 10 AM at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church, 3400 Adams Rd, Auburn Hills The family will receive friends at Ihe Potere-Modeti Funeral Home 339 Walnut Blvd, Rochester Monday 4-9 PM.

Rosary Monday 7 PM. Mrs. Miller will lie Instateat the churrh Tutufnv jit 0 in am Memorials areencouraged to the (amily to help witli funeral 8, medical cost. OBITUARIES are staff-written news stories. We cannot honor all requests.

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Call before noon for the best chance at the next day's paper. You can fax us the facts at 1-313-222-5981 anytime. Include life-background information on the deceased, a full list of sur EEC FuneralsServices Today ALLMACHER, DANIEL J. Funeral Service Monday AM in the Harold W. Vick Funeral Home, Ml Clemens, ALTMAYER, MARGARET BOOS In state II a.m.

St. reier isinonc i.nurcn, mr. Clemens, Mass BACKOS, THOMAS S. Funeral 8 PM at the Chapel of E. Mandziuk Son Funeral Directors, Warren.

BAKER, CECIL JR. 11 a m. Hopcroft Funeral Home, jonn rvtaoison nts. BARTOSIK, CECELIA 9:30 a Stanley Turowskl 1 Son runerai nome to m. Kooen tsenarmine Lnurcn at iu BOGUCKI, HENRY 10 a m.

at Ware-Smith-Woolever t-unerai mapei, izoo west wneeier St. BREECE, JOSEPH LeROY Funeral Mass 11 a.m. at sacrea near! latnoiic Lnurcn, ciaowin, mi Cannon. Samuel 11 AM at the Cloverhill Park Cemetery CZEKIEL, AUDREY ANN Mass 9 00 am at St. Matthew larnonc murcn, win wnittier at Harper.

DAVIS, ANNE F. (nee DeLuca) 10 am. at Verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack, Grosse Pte. DIEBEL, ANNE UNJIAN Funeral 1130 a.m. at Nichols- Arrnur runerai Home, Michigan center.

DIGGS, SIDNEY SR. 11 a m. at Elmwood Church of tnrtsT, iwii nrieiam, uetroir DOERR, LASETTA Funeral II a.m. at St. Paul Lutheran inurcn, uearoorn.

DYMKOWSKI, STEPHEN J. 10AM Our Lady of Fatima rkxrrk Dab Dark FARAGO, ZIGMOND 1130 a.m. American Hungarian in v.iuii)i, ueii ram. FASANGA, SANDRA A. 10:30 am St.

John Vianny FASANGA, SANDRA A. (NEE CYPLIK) 10:30 a.m. Mass, sr. jonn vianney larnouc cnurcn FLINKMAN, ERNEST A. 9 a.m.

at Martenson Funeral nome, itwiaAtien to M. Joseph Church 10 a.m FREDERICK, RUTH E. Funeral 1 o'clock at the G. 8, nams runerai nome, is.si Harper Detroit. FROSTIC, GARNET C.

11 am First Congregational GRAUZER, ALICE A. 11:30 a m. at Arthur J. VanLer wv. nuiuc, jupw no, per, ai.

v.ia,r alio, es Greenberg, Plnkus 3:15 at Machpelah Cemetery Chapel a nominal, t. nape, GRIMES, BRIAN A. 11 a m. at Fred Wood Funeral nome. jpiw rive iwiie, n.

ot rarmtngton Kd. HANOIAN, SOURER GEORGE Funeral 11 a.m. at St ngrew episcopal Lnurcn. HARPOOTLIAN, HARRY Instate 10 a m. until II a.m.

service m. jonns Armenian Lnurcn, aourntteld. HECKLAU, HAZEL MAE Memorial service Ham at Im- manuei wetnonist inurcn, 23715 Gratiot, Eastpointe. HILL, PATRICIA at Don Graham T-100 Funeral nome, iuus juncnon ar r-isner IMPERIALS, NORMA 9 30 a at Wujek-Calcaterra ft. amis, jonw acnoennerr ar werro Kkwy.

16 Mile JONES, GERALDINE 2 p.m. Bethesda Christian v-tiurcn, now metro rarkway sterling Heights JONES, GERALDINE C. Memorial service, Bethesda nu isnan inurcn, nw metro rening Hgrs. JULIAN, ELIZABETH P. (Betty) Funeral 10 a.m.

at the Miltord Presbyterian Church. KIEDROWSKI, GAIL E. 10 a.m. St. Aidan Catholic muicn.

KOHLER, WILLIAM H. 11 a m. Dearborn Chapel of the nuwre-reici sun runerai nome, im micntgan Ave. KOZIKOWSKI, STANLEY F. 2 at Wm Sullivan aon runerai Home, MOW.

II Ml. 4 OIKS. e. of Woodward LaFLECHE. JOE 11 o'clock St.

Augustine Church, niiiMiori, mi. LANGE, THELMA (Dee) 11 a m. at Girrbach-Krasun runerai Home, l-ort, soutngate. LEDWIDGE, GENEVIEVE E. St.

Clement lamoiic Lnurcn, mj5 Kilter, Lenterllne. LEE, MARY DOROTHY Memorial service 10 a.m. Holy Lusky, Elaine D. 2:30 pm at Hebrew Memorial Chapel a-jic. iiuerrnem nai Israel Memorial uaraen MARQUIS, EVELYN 2:30 pm Manns-Ferguson Funeral Home, 17000 Middiebelt (5.

oi 6 MASTROFRANCESCO, HELEN 2 m. at John Molnar runerai noma. juu vvesi KO. ttrownsiown. MICHAUD, BERNARD L.

1130 a.m. at the Kaul Funeral nome, oju uronor, Kosevllie. NIEDUZAK, EDWARD Services 10:30 AM at Verheyden nwme, ruinie. PEPKE, MAGDALEN M. Instate 9 am St.

Francis Aavier unurcn, mass iu am. PIECHOCKI, HELEN 10 a.m. Mass St. Louis the King 111, 1 laila RASKA, JOSEPH visitation at Shrine of the Little newer a.m. unrii runerai Mass III a.m.

ROOSE, ALEXIA 11 a.m. at St. Pancratius Catholic ROTT, HARRY Graveside services 2 o'clock this aner noon arnover Hiu rark cemetery. RYAN, JOHN J.P. 10 00 a.m.

Mast at St. Gurtrude Lnurcn. SAUNBY, GEORGIA V. 10 a m. Heeney-Sundquist runerai nome, jiu rarmingron KO.

loer. v-lll Mi.) SCHMITT, ROSEMARY E. Memorial Mass 10 30 a v. ji. wwen, otot risiiiiiiii Diuumiie'U nillS SEBESTIN, FRANK Service held 10 a m.

at the R.C. Miens son runerai Home, u4 soutntleld Rd.t SICHERT, IRENE P. 10 a.m. Holy Name Church, nor mium oi Tiuuuionu ITER LET, JAMES Funersl masi 10 a.m. at Sf Prisctlla inurcn mu rur imgoroone w.

ot Middiebelt. SMOOTS, WILLIAM Visitation at St. Clement Catholic vT.un.n, iwu van uyne, irom wasi iu a m. VERTRIEST, IDA Funeral mass 9:30 am St. Uadore WOOD, RONALD H.

Funeral service 11 a.m. at A.J. Lcriivr.u at juiij, tow irODKS KOBO. WOODRUFF. LAWRENCE 10 a m.

Cramer Funeral Home, 70S N. Main St. Clawion. Death Notices HELPFUL HINT To report a death ot a Social Security or SSI beneficiary or to inquire about survivor benefits tail: l-BOO-72-1213 7:00 a.m to 7:00 p.m. Monday through Friday ATSALAKIS SPEROS Age 76.

August 9, 1998. Beloved husband of Georgia; dear father of Mary (Dino) Bakalis, Tony (Jean), Nick (Pam) and George (Dartene); loving Paoou of Georoia Lauren hrUfinft ttouan rhriin. Gloria, Michael, Andrea, George, Speros, Roseanne and Alex; brother of Nicholas At salts, Euagelia Basil, Smaragdi Kofcinakl, Fifi Maragoudakis and the late Michael Atsalakls, John Atsaiis and Irene Vain a his Funeral Wednesday. In state 10 30 a.m. until tim of service at 11 a m.

at Assumption Greek Orthodox Church, 21800 Marter Rd St, Clair Shores. Visitation Monday 3-9 p.m. and Tuesday at Verheyden Funeral Home 16300 Mack Grosse Pointe Park. Trisagion prayers Tuesday evening. Memorials to AssumDtion Greek Orthodox Church.

71800 Marter firi St. Clair Shores, Ml 48080 or Annunciation Cafhederal, 707 E. Lafayette, Detroit, Mi. 4622a. vivors, services, the name of the funeral home, telephone numbers to reach relatives, and your own daytime and evening numbers.

OEATH NOTICES are paid ads that are guaranteed town. Call the Detroit Newspapers classified advertising department at 1-80OWANT-ADS. Hours are 7:30 a.m.-5:45 p.m. 7:30 a.m.-6:45 p.m. 10 p.m.

noon-4 Sunday. AMELIO ANTHONY P. JR. Age 53 of Novi Beloved husband of stepnanie. uear tatner ot Adrienne and Stephanie.

Loving son of Ida and the late Anthony. Brother of Carmine (Margaret Mary). Financial Coordinator of cnrysier uemexico rrocuremeni. visitation iwonaay i-and 6-9PM with ScrlDture Service at at thi O'Brien ChapelTed C. Sullivan Funeral Home 41555 urona mver (oer, novi meaoowDrooK kos.

246-346-1800. Instate Tuesday 10AM at Holv Famil Catholic Church. 24505 Meadowhrook Rd Nnvl tint! time of Funeral Mass at The family suggests memorial contributions to Wayne State University oioi'i iuiiiui KcacaiLii ruiiu, Mini. DBrgcr, Dept. of Neurology, 6E-UHC, 4201 St.

Antoine, Detroit, rv cah, in lieu or nowers. BAGNO ROBERT J. aae 55, suddenly, Auaust 7. 1996. Beloved husband of Anne, dear father of Craig (Christina), Andi (Chris) Robinson.

Stepfather of Elizabeth and Charles warren, aiso survived oy tive sisters and one brother. Funeral Wednesday 10:30 am. at St. Paul Catholic Church. 1S7 Lakeshore Grosse Pte Farm Visitation Tuesday 4-9 p.m.

at Verheyden Funeral Home maw main vc. uruc rie. rtayers i uesaay evening rTlCMlUt iota IU VHP! llj VI HID lie pijl q. IQ ICU BARTON CONSTANCE R. (Connie.

Aae 100 Aumitt fl IMfl Beloved wife of the late Carl loving mother of moiyorei immpj maner ana fwary i De JOlline, ganamoTner or Mary LOutse, wiutam and Geiaer Talhv Petter Phil in 0 anH AAarw Ann Cm Matter; two great grandchildren; also numerous nieces and neDhews Memorial cer-vice 11 a Pririxu at fhri tnurcn tranorooK, Lnurcn Bioomtieid Hills. Family will receive friends at Lynch Sons Funeral Home 1368 N. Crooks (Bet. 14-15 Mile Rds.i, Thursday 3-d nncmof mi iriDuics io innsi inurcn, iranorooK, nnicniganupera ineaire, u.i.a. or cnarity ot choice BENSETT ROBERT Beloved husband of Evelyn.

Dear father of Cynthia Barber (Rod), Mark, Beverly Shankle (Matt), John and Diane Lynn Michael! (Todd). Also survived by 5 grandchildren. Services 10 a.m. Tuesday at the A.M. Peters Funeral Home 20705 Mack at Vernier Rd.

Grosse Pointe Woods. Visitation 3-10 Sunday and 12-10 Monday. Memorials may be made in his memory to Chiidrens nvaynqi jtvi PCQOUICII, LCI.OIT BRITHINEE PHYLLIS Age 75 passed away August 8, 1998. Beloved Mother, Grandmother and Bride of 55 years. Survived by husband Stephen, daughter Sandy, sons Craig Lee and six spectacular Grandchildren.

Funeral mass 10 30 am Tuesday at St. Gerald Catholic Church 21300 rarmingion ko. visiianon Monday pm at Thayer ROCk Funeral Home Grand Diver Furm nn. ton (1 blk. W.

ot Ferminaton Rd Scripture Serviced rm mvnvay. imermeni noiy scpuicnre. CANNON SAMUEL Beloved husband of the late Hildagard iaimun. ueoi icincr oi werner (Lovonj Ronald (Mary Lou) Todt, Joan Richardson, Phyllis (Clare) St. Aubin and Gall (Roy) Kooonen.

Lovlna Uncle nf Ruthe taull tin Dorothy Frazein and Diane (Joseoh) Savin IS aranri! children and 13 great-grandchildren. Services today II AM at CloverhillPark Cemeterv Chanel ftirminnhm Arrangements by Dorfman Funeral Direction CATLIN R. THOMAS of Bloomfleld August 5, 1998; Age 44 Beloved husband of Catharine I civ inn father nt Charles and Jamet nearett ton nt Marv anri Dfthart' Dear brother ot Kathryne J. Vandamme. Dear grandson of Blanche Pearson.

Beloved son-in-law of Herbert and Barbara Dyer. Also survived by eight brothers --low, ktcii i3iei j-ih-iow onu io ntetr ana nepnews. Tom was emDloved bv William Reaumnnt Mntnlt! Royal Oak for 20 years, most recently in the Cardiology Research Deoartment. He was verv active in the Rnu -vui ui mihcmlo iruup iuvi ana torp. 3 swimming Program.

Memorial service Thursday, August 13, 199g, 8 00 p.m. at Done! son, Johns and Evans Funeral Home 5391 Hlahland Rd Waterford. Ml Mr Petter pnnn officiating. The family will receive friendsatthe funeral home Thursday 7:30 p.m. until time of service.

Memorials may be made to the Karmanos Cancer Institute, William Beaumont Heart Center-Royal Oak or COOPER ROBERT H. Aae 71. Auaust 7. 1998 Beloved huthand nf Marsha. Dear father of Thomas, John (Lisa) and the ioie james.

Loving granapa ot junana and Micnene. 4 UavhAurlnn Winn a. oiuiuei ui me sir jarnes uoua as runerai 1 1 i iiivcii rwmiai nvillf, IOJUU wain Grosse Pointe. Visitation Monaay 2-9 p.m. Mr.

Cooper iwnusiniiging memoer or me internaiionai Brotherhood of Magicians. Memorials to the Endowment 8. Development Foundation of the International Brotherhood of Magicians, 11 137-C South Towne Square, luui, mypjuj-ion ijn-iwj-Tfuuf appreciBTeo. DRWII A CHESTER August 8, 1998. Beloved brother of Lottie oip.uwini, rnyins niexman uerry) and the 2V late Estelle Otremba; survived by many nieces a and nephews.

Member of Bienlek VFW Post 5120 Services Werinetriav in imm Saewskl Funeral Home ,19111 W. Warren to Our Lady of Grace, 10 a.m. Entombment St. Hedwig. Rosary Tuesday 7 p.m.

Visitation Monday 6-9 p.m Tuesday 12-9 hi. ran i rcauBiik aonannnt in rnr At unnr choice. DUNDAS GRACE Age 93. August 8, 1998. Beloved wife of the late R.

Huah, Sr. Dear mother of the late w.tnh ir and the late Helen Maclean. Dear grandmother of Karen Horn, Julie Dundas, Nancy Dundas, Gordon Maclean, Carol Maclean-Kern, Brian Maclean and David Maclean. Also 13 great grandchildren Services Wednesday, time pending, at Wm. Sullivan A Son Funeral Home 705 W.

11 Mile (4 biks E. ot Woodward) Royal Oak. Visitation Tuesday 2-8 nm MemArial contributions to Mariners Church Detroit or Leader mi i lie puna wouia oe appreciated. ECKMETER JAMES C. Age 82 August 9, 1998.

Loving husband of the lam juiib, uciuveu lamer ot Joyce (Konaioi wagoner and Janine (Richard Jr. Hall: dear brother ni Mmri Smith and the late William; grandfather of David (Sheila) Wagoner, Diane (Jeff) Anteau, Scott Wagoner, Heather (Dan) Slediinski, Alison (Chris Hammond) Hail and Richard Hall III; four great grandchildren. Visitation Monday 6-9 p.nr, Tuesday 2-5 p.m. at the Welst Funeral Home 7210 Park Ave Allen Park (313-382-1150). Funeral service Tuesday eveninn Pta call luneral home for details.

Memorial contribution to the James Eckmeter Scholarship Fund appreciated by family FOSTER MELVIN "Met" Beloved husband of Roi Foster. Devoted father of Gall (Arnold) Rosenberg, Bob (Lynne) Foster and Dr. Lanny Foster. Dearest brother ot George Foster, Trudy (Samuel) Mades and JudithKlonel. Lovlna brother in-law of Jean and Maury Gertel.

Dear uncle of Gayle and Alan Edeison, Julie and Brooke Laskey. Also beloved friend of Gladys Sampson, also adored cousin of Reva Lepler. Loving "grandfather "Papa Mel" to Barrle Rosenberg, Debra Rosenberg, Lindsay, Amanda, Jessica, Chelsea and Bodie Foster. Services were held at Clover Hill Park Cemetery Chapel. Birmingham.

Arrangements by DORFMAN FUNERAL DIRECTION 248 546 4700. GOOTEE FLOYD Auoust 9, aae 79. Dear husband of Bernadine- dear father of Judith Timothy Gorman, Carole ucignni, uennis Rrysryna OOOiee, KOben t-. Joanna Gootee, Jeffery M. Beverly Gootee, Timothy tm kiHua uuuitc anu juau no.

jomes rrizzeu. nno leave 16 orandchildren and tour or pat nrandrhildren- brother of Myron and Eugene Gootee, Virginia Draves and Delilah Roman, Visitation Tuesday 1-9 p.m. at the Northrop-Sasiaman Funeral Home 1909) Northvllle Rd. at 7 Mile, Northville with a Rosary at 7 p.m. Lying In state at Our Lady of Good Council Church, 1062 Church Plymouth from 9:30 a Wednesday until time nf Mass at 10 a.m.

Interment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery In lieu of flowers, contributions are suggested to The Capuchin Soup itchen. arship and went into advertising in Detroit for the New York Times and Time Inc. magazines. He later started a food store in Grosse Pointe Woods before moving to Rome in 1990. Besides his wife, Mr.

Bagno is survived by his son, Craig Bagno; daughter, Andi Bagno Robinson; aunts Ida and Betty Bagno; four half- sisters and half-brothers, and step children Elizabeth and Charles Warren. The funeral will be at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at St Paul Catholic. Church, 157 Lake Shore Road in Grosse Pointe Farms. dinner.

Other survivors are her daughter Christine Kocik, and several brothers and sisters. Visitation will be 3-9 p.m. today at Wujek-Calcaterra and Sons, 54880 Van Dyke in Shelby Township. The funeral will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Our Lady of Czestochowa Catholic Church, 3100 Eighteen Mile in Sterling Heights.

She will be cremated. Stephen Dymkowski GM crafter Stephen J. Dymkowski, 85, a skilled worker at the General Motors Tech Center for 30 years, died Thursday of complications from prostate cancer at Peachwood Inn in Rochester Hills. Mr. Dymkowski of Oak Park was born in Detroit.

For GM, he crafted wooden models of future cars. He enjoyed reading and working around his home. "He was a Mr. Fix-it," said his daughter Marlene Reut. "He would putz around and build everything, like garden tools." Other survivors are his daughter Beverly Eckhouse; four grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren.

The funeral will be at 10 a.m. today at Our Lady of Fatima, 13500 Oak Park, Oak Park. Burial will follow in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery in Southfield. gie Training offered her a job as Carnegie's secretary. She moved to New York in January 1944 and married Carnegie a few months later.

She became his business partner, starting the Dorothy Carnegie Course for women and writing the 1953 book "How to Help Your Husband Get Ahead in his Social and Business Life." She married David Rivkin of Tulsa in 1976 and retired from the self-improvement empire in 1978. Ahmad Tarawneh Jordanian cabinet minister AMMAN, Jordan Ahmad Tarawneh, 78, a former aide to Jordanian kings who served repeatedly as a cabinet minister, died Saturday. Mr. Tarawneh, who also had been a member of the upper and low houses of Parliament, died in his hometown of Kerak, 75 miles south of the capital, Amman. Mr.

Tarawneh was minister of justice, agriculture, transport, trade, public works, finance, defense and interior at various times from 1950 to 1972. NATIONAL FOREIGN DEATHS Dorothy Carnegie Rivkin Led self-improvement empire NEW YORK Dorothy Carnegie Rivkin, 85, who succeeded her husband, Dale Carnegie, as head of the self-improvement empire that bore his name, died Thursday. Mrs. Rivkin's business skills complemented Carnegie's talent for motivational speaking, and she made the Dale Carnegie Training company into a multinational success after his death in 1955. Even before she met Carnegie, Mrs.

Rivkin studied his self-confidence-boosting techniques, described in his enormously successful 1936 book "How to Win Friends and Influence People." Then Dorothy Price Vanderpool, she was working as a secretary in her hometown of Tulsa, when she took a Carnegie course at a YWCA She said the skills she learned helped her win a promotion from Gulf Oil Corp. stenographer to senior secretary in the company's executive suite. Her success caught the attention of Carnegie officials, and Dale Carne -V-.