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4C DETROIT FREE PRESS MONDAY, APRL 16, 1990 Dealh notices Volunteers want everyone counted SORRENTINO Death Notices GT Today's Alphabetical Listing CARMELA (nee Ferantelle) Be. loved wife of Salvatore; dearest mother of Mrs. John (Mary) AYLING Jezdimir, Mrs. Micnaei tuiane) MARJORIE April 15. Dear mother Noblett, Gary (Else), Gennlne Sorrentino and the late Francine: loving grandmother of Keith and Kvla Noblett and Jacob Jezdlmlr: of Lorraine tstnuowint iwri.

James); grandmother of Sarah and Matthew Blnkowskl: litter of Warren Asmus and Dorothy Car- dear sister of Jennie Fablano of California. Funeral from Sterling ten. Mineral ueioay a.m. from ik. j.

Detmena am Trim Hoianrs cnapef me rrana j. Trovl to St. Anastasla Church! 4571 John at 9:30 a.m. Visitation Calcaterra Funeral Heme, Inc. 13450 East IS Mile at Schoenherr Wednesday a.m.

San Francesco Church, time later. Monday a-9 p.m. and he said, 'Well, I still don't think they need to know, but I filled it The "share of the pie" message played well, especially to senior citizens who make up more than one-third of East Detroit's population, Lawrence said. But thinner slices for shrinking towns mean fatter slices for growing BAYOFF MITRA Beloved wffa of Sam. Dear mother of Carl violet) Bavoff.

Marian (Michael) Hitch, STUMB CHARLES E. Sr. Beloved husband of Stella. Dear father of Charles E. Jr.

(Patricia) and W. Thomas (Nancv). Also four grandchildren Penney, Lillian Permuy, Peter J. Radtke, Edna F. Reamer, Catherine H.

Rocco, John P. Rosbury, Norman J. Rose, Jacob Samborsky, Florence L. Serafini, Geno Sloan, Eugene Anthony Sorrentino, Carmela Stumb, Charles E. Topolewski, Helen Wajda, Dolores Wendell, Virginia M.

Wilhelm, Margaret Williamson, Frances D. Wishart, Malcolm C. Zarza, Louis F. Zobec, Leo M. Hammond, Charles V.

Horvath, Stephen J. Jackson, Gerald L. Johnson, Priscilla Kendler, Rae Kokoski, Esther Koloian, Baidzar Bright Komar, Anne T. Kotkowski, Sally Krass, Mae Leitch, Murray A. DDS Marshall, Daniel J.

Martoia, Mary M. Megge, Ellen Mae Megge, Lawrence Alan Mitsareff, Fanika Noren, Ronald I. Parascandalo, Beverly J. Ayling, Marjorie Bayoff, Mitra Bies, Antonina Bommarito, Caterina Bradley, George H. Buccafurri, Thomas L.

Burnham, Beatrice V. Chmielak, John Clay, John A. Collis, Mary Ann Coombe, Doris E. Cooper, Vera M. Cudnik, Edwin J.

Agnes DeSimone, Nettie R. DiFalco, Raffaela Duff, Geraldine Gajor, Sophie Goddard, Ruth Katherine (Gerald) Stephens and Thomas (Colleen) Bayoff. Dear arandmother of Den se (James) flitch Lite, Ronald Hitch, Michael tKamyj mien, Lisa (wennj and two great grandchildren. Memorial Mass 11 a.m. Saturday May 19, at St.

Paul On The Lake Church. Memorials to Michigan Heart Assoc. preferred. Arrangements by A.H. Paters Funeral Home of Grosse Pie, 84-5500 men wiurrav.

nianii iiiit-n, Christopher Hitch, Carole Hitch, Steven (Sandra) Bavoff, Laura (Larry) Elkins, Michael Bayoff, Janls (Ronald) Mathews, Patricia (Patrick) Beat tie and Lvnn Ste phens. Dear great grandmother of Brooke Lltes, Sam Lltes, Ryan Hitch, Michael Hitch. Nicholas TOPOLEWSKI HELEN April 13. Beloved wife of the late Adam. Dear mother of Elaine (Donald) Rokos, Norbert (Patricia) and Richard (Kath- Hitch, Michael Mitch, in, cnnstina itttcn, susan i itcn.

Jennifer pay off, Steven Bayoff, Cory tintns ana car a biKins. visita tion Sunday. 4-9 D.m.. and Mon CENSUS, from Page 1C to apply for jobs as Census Bureau enumerators, they arranged to test 250 people locally. No one is sure exactly how much money is at stake.

About $170 per person comes into Michigan every year from the federal government, said Larry Rosen, the state demographer. But the portions going to individual communities vary widely and are only partly based on population. Municipal governments are more concerned about state revenue sharing money mainly the sales tax that are linked to population and in some cities account for one-fourth of total revenue. The amount of shared state revenue per person varies from city to city due to a variety of factors. In East Detroit during the 1988-89 fiscal year, it was $74 per person; in Pontine it was $120; in Inkster, $88; and in Dearborn Heights, $70, said state officials.

The average undercount during the 1980 census was 1.4 percent, according to the Census Bureau. It was higher for cities that have large concentrations of minority residents. In East Detroit, an extra 1.4 percent population could have meant $800,000 in revenue over the last 10 years, said Erika Priemer, coordinator of the East Detroit census committee. "For a city of this size, that's a lot of money," Priemer said. "We did a lot of brainstorming on the best way to get out the word.

We ended up doing just about everything." Notes went home with schoolchildren and posters went into windows. Pastors took the message to their flocks. Volunteers helped 38 mainly elderly residents fill out their forms and hundreds more were encouraged and advised on the telephone, at club meetings and through face-to-face canvassing, Priemer said. Priemer, a 47-year-old mother of two, walked 9 Mile Road talking to shopkeepers. "There were a number of people some I guess were foreign-born who didn't know anything about it.

I think talking to them helped," she said. Louis Lawrence said he knows of at least one resident coaxed onto the Census Bureau computer. "He kept asking why the government needed to know all these things -after aU, they get to know enough about him anyway," Lawrence said. "He said he was going to send it back blank. We talked about it.

I told him we're just doing this because we want to get our fair share of the pie." "A couple weeks later I saw him day 12-9 m. at Varan Funeral PARASCANDALO KENDLER Heme (Dearborn Chapel) 23701 CUDNIK ryn). Grandmother ot Mark ano Michael Rokos. Two great grandchildren. Sister of Jennie Striempka.

Services Fred Weed Funeral Home (Rice Chapel) 36100 Five Mile IW. of Far-, mlngton Rd.) Tuesday 9:15 a.m. and Holy Family Catholic Church, Novi, 10 a.m. Rosary Monday 7:30 o.m. Visitation Sunday and Mon-; t-ora Kd.

r-unerai tuesoay iu.ju Enuiiv i An 11 am-ii loon BEVERLY J. 4-13-1990. Beloved at St clement Orthodox Tr wife ot Charles. Dear mother of RAE Beloved mother of Earl, Betsy (Martin) Mill, Edith (Seymour) Terebelo. and Doris Silver.

Du.r V. uw.u iurviving are: loving cniioren, ina Michael: de' Dawn. Me sa and Mark, Larry, cnaries, Lori ana Family suaoest dona 7:30 D.m. Nancy. Sister of Robert and Har- arest mother Florence; fo tlons to St.

unnooox Htckev. Funera luesaavv: Church Mitra Bavoff Memorial 5" Sister of Eve Dishell. Survived by 17 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Services were held Sunday. Arrangements by a.m.

Vermeulen Memorial tri 1 mir. ainniBV ana joann iua- day 12-9 p.m. 100 Funeral Home 980 N. New- IK. an or uerro t.

mass 1 a.m. burah. West land (betw. Ford Rd. rieorew Memorial inapoi ones.

Among the big chompers are Sterling Heights and Harrison, Shelby, Macomb and Chesterfield townships in Macomb County; Canton and North-ville townships in Wayne County; and Farmington Hills, Novi, Rochester Hills and West Bloomfield, White Lake and Independence townships in Oakland County. All are expected to record population increases of 10 percent or more. Clinton already is figuring out how to spend the extra $1.1 million in state revenue sharing it expects to get if its estimated 25 percent population increase (to about 90,000) is confirmed by the census, said Mark Kohl, the township supervisor: Part of it will be used to hire more police and fire personnel, he said. The "late" deadline for returning census forms by mail is April 22. After that, census workers will start knocking on doors to fill in the gaps.

Wednesday at St. Hedwlg Catholic Church. Friends may call at Stark Funeral Servlce-Moere Memorial and Cherry Hill) to St. Richards BIES KOLOIAN 1UVAUIU1 A a.ll 1 4 (AAA B.I..,UJ catholic cnurcn at iu a.m. interment Coldwater.

Ml. Rosarv Sun WAJDA DOLORES April 14, 1990. Beloved wife of Stanley. Loving mother of Paul Wayda. Grandmother of Danielle.

Dearest sister of Loretta Valovlch. Ernestine Bonemer, day 7:30 p.m. Visitation Sunday mother at Feli and the late "wnoay. BAIDZAR BRIGHT Suddenly. Visitation Monday 6-9 p.m.

at St. Johns Armenian Church. South- JU-y p.m. ana monaay i-v p.m. Walter; arandmother of Diane field.

Funeral service Tuesday 11 Bles-Rlce; great-grandmother o'lDtSIMONE a.m. In the church. Pravers Mon PENNEY Dhle and the late Veronica. Ser- day 7:30 p.m. Arrangements by Edward Korkelan Funeral Home, u.rineulav I from Heioveo wile OT nooney r.

LILLIAN April 13,1990. Aye 79. Beloved wife of the late Ralph; dear mother of Greaorv (Denisel Thaddeus Lepctynskl, Kenneth Lepciynskl. Member of Christian Mothers of St. Barbara's Church.

Services Wednesday 9 a.m. from the Salewskl Funeral Ham 19111 W. Warren, and to St. Barbara's Church at 9:30 a.m. Interment St.

Ml -WW. and David (Pattle); grandmother KOMAR Ferv Koimvna and Danielle De of three: sister of Fave Cast e- meni si. neawig wmeiery. nota ANNE T. April 14.

Beloved wife of Hedwlg Cemetery. Rosary Tues ry 1 uesaay ai p.m. man. Funeral service at The Harry J. Will Trust 100 Funeral Heme, 25450 Plymouth Rd.

(34 aimone; oaugmer ot susan aoio-mon; sister Alfred Taylor, Cmoa Jt.ri.ta Dlr-K anrl thA Utft Stanley. Dearest mother of Mary day 7:30 p.m. Family requests donations to Southfield Oncology Jane na, Stanley, Janice BOMMARJTO Paul Chester Solomon. Funeral Hummer, and Elaine Lawren instiTuie. ml.

W. of Telegraph) Wednesday 2 p.m. Interment Oak view Ceme chuk. Loving grandmother of CATERINA (nee Cracchlolo) ai 'Tne Marry J. win irusr aht.

Funeral services Wednes tery, visitation Tuesday 4-9 p.m. April 13. Beloved wife of the late "ffi Carlo. Dearest mother of Grace day morning at 9:15 from the jerzemoewsKi runvrai nsmi (Thomas) Piano, Ambrose PERMUY (Grace). Anoela( John) Dalessan- onoay an p.m, dro.

and Catherine (James) Le WENDELL VIRGINIA M. April 14. Beloved wife of Charles. Dear mother of Dale (Eileen). Grandmother of Dennis and Katie.

Sister of Dorothy Bogg and Jack Markhoff. Visitation Fred Weed Funeral 18957 w. warren at Artesian to st Cunegunda Church at 10. Interment St. Hedwlg Cemetery.

Parish Rosarv Tuesday 7 o.m. Mem PETER J. April 14, age 75, Of Lincoln Park, formerly of Canton. Beloved husband of Helen one. 13 grandchildren, 18 great QIFALCO ber of St.

Cuneaunda Retirees, areat orandson. Sister of the late RAFFAELA Beloved wife of the (McCann) Permuv. Dearest fa l.r-k fr mjr-titr vitittinn Urin. late Antonio; dear mother ther of Carrie Dauohertv and and Sgt. Stanley Romanowskl VFW Post 6896 Retirees and Heme (Rice Chapel) 36100 Five Rosemarle Glumm.

Survived by day 4-9 p.m., Tuesday 1-9 p.m. Helen Giantermi, Rudy. UHnHu rnm Ether. Pat. Sam.

Connie Leoool- (W. of Farmlnaton Rd.) Ladles Auxiliary. seven granacnuaren, two Monday 2-4 and 7-9. Memorial Wulek-Calcaterra Funeral Heme dp, Tony, Jim and Lorraine brothers and three sitters: Ser KOTKOWSKI 36900 Schoenherr at Metro Thomas. Also many it unt 1 Aula ran and several vices at the Martensen Funeral Home, 10915 Allen Rd.

(corner of SALLY Wife of the late Joseph, Mother of Gerald (Dorothy), Ken Church for 10 a.m.'Mass.' Rosary great-grandchildren. Sister, of service North Congregational Church, 26275 Northwestern Southfield, Tuesday 10:30 a.m. Memorials to the Heart Fund or North Congregational Church preferred. Goodara), weonesoay iz noon. Visitation Monday 3-9 p.m., Tues Tuesdav 7:30 o.m.

Interment Mf. Mariette and Antpinene. vis tte- neth, and Robert. Also survived bv one aranddauahter. Funeral day 12-9 p.m.

utivei cemeter Haaha rial Cm Tuesdav a.m. from the John J. actioennerr hi moevnn i UlUt In UlafriM In TllHrlui Skupny Funeral Home 11405 Co- RADTKE nant to our Lady Queen of EDNA F. Age 100 of Elk Rapids, BRADLEY ho a.m. at The Church of Jesus GEORGE H.

Beloved husband of Christ, 30300 Catherine, Rosevllle Apostles Church 9:30 a.m. WILHELM MARGARET Beloved wife of the late Louis. Dear mother of Janet Died Thursday. Survived by son-; the late Alma. Dear father of Mrs.

until "me ot service 1 1 a.m. Robert A. Maraaret) Radtke sr. Girl dreamed of finding cure for cancer KRASS A fredl cart er and Donald of Kewadin. Funeral Monday 1 David (Betty) Metzger and Mrs.

(Florence). Grandmother of nine MAE Beloved wife of the late Jack D.m. Wm.R. Ham ton Co. Blr pranK (Joyce; Kronrjerger.

r-our nucB irMnrtrhllrirAn and ven great I Wednei- Alevitn WeSnes- Krass; dear motner ot Marvin (Joan) and Theodore (Harriett) irandchlldren. Funeral GERALOINB (GERRY) April 14, mfngham. Visitation Sunday 4-8 p.m., Monday 11 a.m. until time of service. Memorial contributions and great-grandmother of three.

Visiting Monday 3-9 p.m. Rosary Monday 7 p.m. Prayers Tuesday 10: 15 a.m. Charles R. Step Funeral Heme.

11425 Beech Daly (betw 6-7 Krass; grandmother of Carole ay 10 a.m. at the A. H. Peters 1990. Beloved wife of Richard r.n.r.1 Mama 9n7IK Murk jttlDear mother of Richard.

Jr. Dnenj uott, marc ira. mav be made to Grace Lutheran Vflrnlar. Points Woods. UCherle).

Mrs. Bernard (Clndv) don (Debra) Krass. Tim cnurcn, cir Rapmi, mi TtKr. and Barbara Krass Visitation after 3 p.m. Tuesday.

Richards and Lisa. Dear daughter Mile). Mass II a.m. St. Genevieve.

Interment, Holy Sepulchre. ot Leone masse, wonumuiiiei ot reat-grand mother of Danielle ioff. Jonathan. Matthew. Jeremy REAMER niiss.ninni iKit-naiu, m.

ires, vi BUCCAFURRI Gennv. Louise, Bernle, Betty, BY BILL MCGRAW Free Press Staff Writer Once, in a poem, Lyndsey Safran speculated about what she would be when she grew up. To a sixth-grader, the possibilities seemed end CATHERINE H. April 14. Beloved WILLIAMSON and Aaron Krass; sister-in-law of Jacob (Tuba) Krass.

Services were held Sunday. Arrangements THOMAS L. Sr. April 13, 1990. Rose and Joan.

Funeral Tuesday Husband of the late Rose G. Dear 9:30 a.m. from D. S. Temrewski wife of the late Harry r.

Dear mother of Jeanette (William) Besides her husband and daughter, Bayoff is survived by sons Kiril and Thomas; daughter Katherine Stephens; 13 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. Visitation will be noon-9 p.m. today at Voran Funeral Home, FRANCES D. Age U. father of Pair a Da ev (Robert), Funeral Heme 3000? Hoover ko by Ira Kaufman Chapel.

569-0020 Malone, Emll H. (Elsie), and the mother of Raymond (Patricia), Thomas L. (Jill) and Barbara at Common, to St. Dorothy 10 a.m. ate Florence po bczvk.

Also sur William (Shirley), Paul (Rose LEITCH irv Alice (Robert) aiici mary), Mary scripture Monday p.m. in state Sunday 4-9 o.m. and Monday vived by eight grandchildren, and is vera! areat and oreat-areat nold, June (Barney) Casettl and MURRAY DDS April 13. Be- less. football coach of the year four times.

It earned him a place in the Michigan High School Coaches Hall of Fame. And it brought him admiration and re-spect from those who tor. visiting at O'Brien cna- i-y p.m. Memorials appreciated: lovea nusoano or me we eva. randchfioren.

services Freo toad Funeral Heme (Rice Cha- HiriH sumvan punerai name no ine American Lancer aoc eiv. 4i urono Kiver, Monoay i-t. oaii 36100 Five Mile iw. ot Dear father ot Mrs. Shirley Dun kel (James and John DDS (Phvllls).

Dear brother ol Farmington Thursday 12 dcripiure service monoay Mass of the Resurrection Tuesdav WA JUK noon. vistTBT on luesaav a-v. Zelma Lowe. Also survived by six grandchildren and six great the late Edward, Norbert and Marjorie Crump. Mother-in-law of Janet Williamson and Robert Crump.

Dear sister of Mabel (Arthur) Tlpler. Also survived by 26 grandchildren, many great grandchildren and 5 great great Srandchlldren. Funeral Wednes-ay 10 a.m. Varan Funeral Horn Allen Park Chapel 5900 Allen Rd. Rosary Tuesday 7:30 p.m.

vveanesaay u-y. morning Gesu Church (Quincy at SOPHIE April 13, 1990. Beloved Santa Maria, Detroit) at 10:30. wife of the late John. Dearest Memorial contributions to the mother of Josenh.

Stanley, and rom the First Presbvteriai ROCCO cnarny oi your cnoice piease. Antonina uonovan. Lovm Church of Farmington, 26165 Farmington Rd. at If Mile Wednes-i oranomoiner or ne oranocn ii JOHN P. Aorll 13.

Beloved hus n.mft... ran ana even oreai oranocn a- dav. AdnI 25. 1990 2 o.m. Memor band of Helen.

Dear father of ran Funeral services Wednesday John (Patricia) and Pau ette als to the charity of your choice would be appreciated. For further information, please call deaikiic v. Aprn la. oeioveo morning at i from me jarzam-wife of Lyman dear mother of nowski Funeral Home 18957 W. (KICK) ueLaminis.

uear grand father of Ericka and Brvan She dreamed about being a famous dancer or finding a cure for cancer. She wrote about sailing "the ocean blue with 100 employees for my crew." She wondered about Brother of Claudia, Rose, Eleanor Mccane punerai noma sm-u i ai. Judith Herman, Pamela Coulter Warren at Artesian to St. Francis and the late Frederick Burnham; de Assisi Church at 10. Interment also survived by 10 grandchild- Holy Cross Cemetery.

Scripture land Virginia. Funeral service MARSHALL ran. Funeral services Tuesday 9:15 a.m. at the Ross ft. Norttiroo A Son Funeral Ham.

YveuncMiay service i uesoav p.m. DANIEL J. Beloved husband of 11 a.m. from A.J. Desmond 4 Sens bwenao vn.

Dear steora nwi urana River, ana iu a.m. ai WISHART MALCOLM C. Beloved husband of the lete Evelyn; father of Carol McMullen. Mrs. John (Jackie) Russo ana Arthur Powers; brother of Mrs.

Albert (Barbara) Walker, Mrs. Emll (Roberta) Tlntea, Christine, Donald and James Wishart; also survived by eight grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Services 1 m. Tuesday at the A. H.

Peters uneral Heme. 20705 Mack at schotast ca catholic cnurcn ther of Kim, Frank and Crooks Troy). Family will GODDARD Robert Ahnert. Grandfa Memorial contributions may be made to the American Diabetes receive friends Monday 6-9 i p.m, RUTH C. Beloved sister of Do ther of Christooher and and Tuesday from 2-9 p.m.

rothy ebba. Edith Brooks. Association or to ch aan Par Jordan. Brother of Joan Carr. Scriotura service Monday at i James Gaub, Vivian Brooks.

Sur kinson's Foundation, visitation CHMIELAK Sunday 5-9, Monday 2-9. vived by nieces and nephews. Funerel Tuesday 11:00 a.m. at the Lyndsey Safran runerai services i uesaay oi 00 a.m. from the Duzak Funeral Kaui Funeral name jhui barrieia JOHN April 13, 1990, of Baltimore, formerly of Detroit.

Beloved hus- Heme 16600 W. Warren (corner of In. of li Mile), uimon iwp. Vernier Grosse Pre. Woods.

Visitation after 3 p.m. Monday. ROSBURY Grendmont) to 55. peter pbui Churrh at a.m. Interment St.

Burial f-oresi Lawn Dana or me late mary Lnmieiaa. nee Kubinski. Devoted father ol NORMAN J. April 14, 1990. Age 71 Beloved husband of Dorothv.

Pri Hedwlg Cemetery. For further Pllhfh fPlrharril Tr.nm nf being "an astronaut in space to see if the moon really does have a face." ZARZA Into, call 584-5050. New York City, and Jerome HAMMOND vate services were held. Family requests memorial contributions Chmielak of Baltimore. Dear CHARLES V.

Aoe 31. Aorll li. nruM.lhu n. nun. Tmim MARTOIA to American cancer society.

LOUIS F. Age 00, April 13, 1990. Dear husband of the late Genevieve M. (Benoit). Dear father of r' yyu.

UT ijrosse roinie rora, ew York. Serylces and Inter- Husbsnd o( A. Os- MARY M. Aorll 14. Dear mother of Charles (Loretta), jean (Nor- ROSE Mrs.

Diane (Thomas) Regan, Mrs. Janice (E. James Jr.) Bra- bert) Patterson, Ronaio (Patri JACOB Formerly of Detroit. Be cia). Bernetta (John) Ratcliffe, ment are private, contributions Dorne, of charles T.

and may be made the Jenkins Hammond. Brother of Memorla Home, 1000 Saton and Craig. Baltimore, Md J1229 Ar- service at Christ rangements by McCully Funeral church, Cranbrook, Bloomfield Heme, Baltimore. Hllls. vlch Monday.

Aorll 16 at 2 Mrs. Micneie iaii Lepore ana rs. Patti (Paul) Johnson. Dear a joseon isuiannej. brana- loved husband of Blanche; dear father of Shir lee (Jack) Iden and Euoene (Dolores) Rose; Grandfa mother of 20, great grandmother ot ai.

aisier or nnoryoFBi, win, Ethel, and George. Visitation p.m. Tributes may be made to ther of Tzvlah Iden, Elaine and Alex Cheshin, Bruce and Lee grandfather of nine. Dear brother-in-law of Mrs. Frances Zarza.

Best friend of Barbara, Jeffrey, Kim and Jim Harris. Visitation Sunday and Monday 1-4 and a-9 at Wm. Sullivan A Sen Funeral Heme 705 W. 11 Mile 4blks. E.

of Monday 2-4 and 6-9. Rosarv Mon Wayne State University Law CLAY JOHN A. day p.m. Services Tuesday 10: 15 iden, Michael ana Jamie Rose, Patricia and Paul Cordone. Amv School, the Charles V.

Hammond Memorial Scholarship Fund, 468 April 14. Age 73 of trom ine jenn it. aanieiu on Woodhaven. Beloved father of Fuiwral Name. 1139 Inkster Rd Fen rrv.

UetrOIT Ml 40AM or and Will Osgood, Steven and Melissa Rose; 12 John (Roxanne), Flora (John) betn. Ford i to McCarthy and Raymond; lWKMM)XSri Harper ireat-grandcmiaren; brother ot our Laoy ot Grace cnurcn at 1 1, 'etta Werner, Ida Dawes. Ruth hrMhlr5." Hosplfal Dept. oi Hemetology and Mr" Oncology. Box 02188, Detroit Jack) Tooolskv.

and the late Woodward), Royal Oak. Scripture service Monday p.m. In state 9 a.m. Tuesday at St. Patricks Catholic Church, 90M Hutchlns Union Lake, until time of Mass at 10 a.m.

Memorial contributions to Special Olympics. MEGGE Dvora Fink and Esther Frommer. JmuSS3 mi 48202-om, Attn: Ricnaro ELLEN MAE Beloved wife of the late Lawrence. Dearest mother of Jodv and Roy. Dear daughter of services Wednesday morning at Ira Kaufman Chapel.

Interment Adat Shalom. j.t ii'-- nimiiimui.DM-rrWV. nerDeri ana Lorraine i ree. ueor granddaughter of Rev. Mae Hamilton and Mrs.

LaVerne Tree. rni i ic nUKVA i SAMBORSKY ZOBEC LEO M. April 15, 1990. Beloved husband of Helen. Brother of UlDV.UU.nrllli RolfluaH uilf A I aSrllEll J.

BQ9 W. 1-IJ-TU. UT i. A. K1 i Jill I ThrooD.

pa former of Detroit. Dear sister ot Roxanne senwarz, Charlotte Polaskl. Herbert Jr. ot jock, iw muiwr ai vowiifchui.i, A ciA.nArA Stephanie Kelly, William and Joseoh. Also survived bv one niece.

FLORENCE L. April 13. Beloved wife of Harry. Dear mother of Michael, Curtis, Harry, Russell, and Richard. Survived by nine grandchildren.

Sister of Dauohter of Mary Sfaih. Vlsita- W'i and James D. Service from the Clyne Funeral Home 22322 Gratiot East Detroit Tuesday 8:30 a.m. then to St. Mark Catholic 1 1 n-j T- I UlrVIl flflU UVUl Services Wednesday 11 a.m.

at the i.S. Temrawskl Funeral Heme. srrioturi TyuSYdav 1 45 I r- ad by five grandchildren. lS.Pfr?m y'caa. Gllnsm Funeral Frances Wriaht and Ronald Mu Church at 9:30 a.m.

Scripture holland. Services Wednesday 11 John N. Santeiu A Son Funer al 1 nr0l'. A. service Monday 7 p.m.

Visitation a.m. from McCabe Funeral Home! 30009 Hoover Rd. at Common (12Vi Mile). Contributions to Shrine Crippled Children co Moslem Temple. 434 Temple Detroit, Ml 4t20f.

Heme. 1139 Inkster Rd. (twin monoay i-y p.m. JACKSON 31950 w. 12 Mile, Farmington Hills.

Interment Grand Lawn. Visitation Monday 7-9, Tuesday 2-9. Contributions to Michigan MEGGE LAWRENCE ALAN Beloved hus Dor dear tamer of Kimberiv, lancer rounaanon appreciaTea. COOMBE band of the late Ellen Mae, Kevin, Kelly Finney, and Kristo- 30 Cemeterie, Monuments Dearest rather ot Jodv and Nov. DORIC Aoe 84 Aorll 15 1990 ipner; proiner ot i-orene lurns; orandfather of Brooke and Julie.

Dear son of John and Jeanetfe Michael rrk'dolh him at South- Yatchman western and Cody high schools. Mr. Yatchman, 65, teacher and football coach, died of cancer Friday at Oakwood Hospital in Dearborn. He retired in 1986 from the Detroit public schools, where he is remembered for his ability to assemble winning teams by stressing basics. Southwestern posted its first undefeated season in 1958 under Mr.

Yatchman. He moved to Cody in 1978 and posted a 7-1 season his first year as head football coach. "He was just an excellent coach," said Ed Silberstein of Southfield, who was Mr. Yatchman's assistant at Southwestern. "A real straightforward, honest, dedicated man," said Vernon (Buckie) Walters of Edgewood, who was Mr.

Yatchman's athletic director at Southwestern. "One of those kind of people you are always looking for." Mr. Yatchman graduated from Southwestern and attended Michigan State University, where he played football and tennis, on an athletic scholarship. He received a bachelor's degree in education. He worked two years as a police officer in Lansing after graduating from college and returned to Detroit in 1951 to work at Southwestern.

In 1958, the Detroit Times named him coach of the year. The Free Press gave him the title in 1961. In 1968, the Free Press and Detroit News both named him coach of the year for the 7-1 record at Cody. Mr. Yatchman also received a master's degree in education from Eastern Michigan University.

Survivors include his wife, Ruth Carol; a daughter, Cynthia; sons, Michael and Richard; a brother, a sister, and a granddaughter. Funeral services are private. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society, 6701 Harrison, Garden City 48135. MlTRA BAYOFF, 82, of Dearborn, who immigrated to Michigan from Greece at age 18, died of heart SERAFINI GENO Beloved husband of Eliza Dear mother of Sylvia Herrmann! Mr. Jackson was the Governor of Megge.

Dear brother of David John Gary and James S. Gloria Coombe and late Lloyd J'" I Coombe. Grandmother of Donald Wednesday, 10: 5 a.m. Varan Fu- FOREST LAWN CEMETERY beth; dear father of Michael (Ann Marie) and Gary; grandfather of Services from the Clyne Funeral Hem 22322 Gratiot, East Detroit graves, will separate. 798-3170.

and Ann Coombe: Barbara nie rparn s-napeij Coombe: Linda and Rick Spragp: Ferd Rood II a Chris Ron and Tarrl Herrmann: DayW Episcopal Church. Visitation micnaei, n.evin iporoarof, nor- lene, Juliana, Geno and Amy; 23701 Ford Road, Dearborn. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at St. Clement Orthodox Church, 19600 Ford Road, Dearborn.

Burial will be in Grand Lawn Cemetery, Detroit. Memorials may be made to the St. Clement Orthodox Church Mitra Bayoff Fund, 19600 Ford Road, Dearborn. THOMAS BUCCAFURRI, 88, of Detroit, a retired mechanical worker for the City of Detroit, died Friday of a heart attack at the American House Elm-wood, Auburn Hills. Mr.

Buccafurri was born in Italy and moved to the Detroit area with his parents when he was 3 years old. He was married for 46 years to Rose Persichino, who died in 1977. Survivors include daughters Patricia Daley and Barbara Patterson; son Thomas Jr. of Bloomfield Hills; and four grandchildren. Visitation will be 1-9 p.m.

today at Ted C. Sullivan Funeral Home, 41555 Grand River, Novi. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at Gesu Church, 17204 Oak Drive, Detroit. Interment will be in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery and Mausoleum in Southfield.

MURRAY HITCH, 89, a retired dentist, died Friday of a stroke in the West Bloomfield Nursing and Convalescent Home. Dr. Leitch was born in Glencoe, Ontario, and went to the University of Toronto. Dr. Leitch, who waited tables to put himself through school, attended the University of Michigan's School of Dentistry in Ann Arbor.

After his graduation in 1926 he began practicing general dentistry in the Detroit area. In 1945, he was president of the Detroit District Dental Society. In 1959, he was president of the Michigan Dental Association. He shared a Farmington Hills practice with his son, John, until 1980, when he retired at age 80. In addition to his son, Dr.

Leitch is survived by. daughter Shirley Dunkel, six grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. A memorial service will be held April 25, at 2 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church of Farmington, 26165 Farmington Road, Farmington Hills. DEATHS ELSEWHERE Spark Masayuki Matsunaga, 73, a three-term U.S.

senator who served Hawaii in Congress almost from the time his island home became a state, died Sunday in Toronto, where he was being treated for prostate cancer. Virginio Rotondi, 78, a Jesuit who WOODLAWN 10 lots Section 12, Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. then to St. Mark Catholic Church at 9:30 a.m. Scripture service Monday 7 p.m.

Visitation Monday 2-9 p.m. S7UU eabest otter agi-2642 and Susan Herrmann. Great Muesuoy rother of Mrs. Joseoh (Mary) arandmother of x. Funera serv- Rovano.

Mrs. Mlnao (Dena) Bor- ice at the Harry J. Will Trust 100 JOHNSON Umh. 4UUI Dlumnnlh ilVnaWH MITSAREFF 50 In Memorlam TOiani ana earner. ne nooarr; brother-in-law of Dominic Leon-attl and Anton Leonattl (Mame).

DA I3L mlla UU nl Talnnrnh I PRISCILLA BelOVed WlfO Of GBP FANIKA April 14. Beloved wife of the late Blagoye; dearest mother Wednesday at 12 noon. aid; dear mother ot Susan Jesse, tlauan V.lhar aa R.r.uiBii I anH Irene Soasoff; HELEN J. ATWELL (Tlooer) and Mrs. 1 Betty Clnllnll.

ar.nnklU. oe MEMORIAL SERVICE will be dear grandmother of Geon Funeral Wednesday 10a.m. at the A.H. Peters Funeral Home, 32000 Schoenherr at Masonic (13Vi Mile) In Warren and 10:30 a.m. St.

Blase Catholic Church. Rosary COOPER ren; sister of Norman Pekurl and Ruth) Soasoff, Michael Soasoff, held I p.m. sat. April 21 at First VERA M. April 14, 1990.

Age 79. Mary Gustafson; also many Mrs. Carol TouDallK (John) and Kathy Spasoff. In state at Fair- cox Parkway, Clara, Ml 4(617. i uesaay p.m.

Beloved wife of Richard w. nieces ano nepnews. Memorial Deutsch. Dear sister of Evelyn, service Wednesday 1 p.m. at Dear aunt of Dorothy.

Visitation Peace Lutheran Church, 11701 E. ana Funeral Home, a w. Warren at Schaefer In Dearborn LOVING MEMORY OF at R.G. G.R. Harris Funeral 12 Mile Warren.

Memorial, until Tuesday 9 D.m. Pravers SLOAN Heme 4251 Cass Detroit, comrioui ons may oe maae re fne Tuesday 7 p.m. In state at St. Paul Orthodox Cathedral, 700 N. Beech LEO SYKES who died 1 year aao today.

Memories are God's gift that death cannot take away. EUGENE ANTHONY Age 63. Beloved husband of Patricia Mae. Wednesday 11:30 a.m. until time church of your choice.

Arrange-of the funeral service at 2 p.m. ments by A. H. Peters Funeral nvilrl, rvflf I VII. Dear father of Sharon Marie Schmidt, Gall llene Hiller, Eu- Daly Wednesday at 10 a.m.

ser vices at 1). Visitation hours Mon day 6-9 p.m., Tuesday 1-9 p.m. Lyndsey, an award-winning writer and honors student from Grosse Pointe Woods, won't have the chance to pursue those dreams. She died Friday of complications from leukemia at age 12. A student at Parcells Middle School, Lyndsey impressed adults with her writing because of its thoughtful style, which seemed unusual in a person her age.

She won an honorable mention in the November 1989 Cricket League International Writing Competition in which young authors had to complete a diary for a schoolgirl at Thanksgiving. Though Lyndsey wrote touching-ly about an elderly nursing home patient named Edith who died before seeing the children's holiday pageant, she also expressed vividly a natural reaction of youngsters forced grown-ups to perform in such "Totally awful!" she wrote. "I have to wear a disgusting pilgrim dress and sing in front of ancient people who eat repulsive prunes everyday." Lyndsey recently won first place 'in an annual community essay contest on substance abuse, writing that "drugs are driving a sword through the heart of America. But we must strive to prevent it from sinking too deep." Jim Champine, a family friend, I said Lyndsey was a upbeat person who "never had a bad word to say about anybody. She was headed in the right direction." Lyndsey is survived by her parents, James and Linda Safran; sisters, and grandparents John and Nell Safran and William and Shirley Oswald.

A service will be at 1 1 a.m. today at Grosse Pointe Woods Presbyterian Church, 19950 Mack Ave. Memorials are suggested to to the Leukemia Society of America, 733 Third New York, N.Y. 10017. Winning educator, coach taught basics ene Patrick, Kenneth Robert, 55 AGNES.

Aorll 12. 1990. Aoe ai. KOKOSKI Card of Thanks and Prayers lame Geraivn zampfno and Da NOREN vid Allan. 14 arandchildren.

Son Edward. Dear ESTHER Age 77, April 14, 1990, of eawaro. ueai Deioveo witb ot mother of Pat (Jim) D'Alessan RONALD I. Aorll 13. 1990.

Aoe 57. of Thomas J. Healy. Brother of Lincoln ram. Deioveo wire ot Beloved husband of Rose; dear dro, Cynthia (Frank) Tegel, Allen John.

Dearest mother of John Patricia Clarey, Bernard J. Sloan, Donald J. Sloan and Maraaret PRAYER TO ST. CLARE: (Marian I and Judy (Bob) Stark. Na da) Kosk and Ronad(Katn tamer of kick Ronald J.

Aluto. Visitation Monday and Tuesdav 3-9 p.m. at rloocrolt- Pray 9 Hall Marys once a day for 9 days. On the 9th day, publish this firayer and wish for 3 things. Even hough you don't have faith, your Grandmother of Margaret, Ed- leen).

Three grandchildren. Dear ward, Tom, Patty, Lisa, Karen sister of Elmer (Ann) Vargo, the and Gary. Great-grandmother of late Eugene (Irene) Vargo, Isabel (Linda), Russell (Sherry), Rex. Dear grandfather of David and Benjamin; dear brother of Alvin (Kay) Noren; dear son-in-law of Swansan Funeral Heme 31145 Seven. Funeral from the verney- (jonni Kusnak, ana veime John R.

(1 bik. n. of 13 Mile). Funeral Mass Wednesday at prayers win ue answereo. n.

den Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Services Wednesday 9 a.m. at the Outer Drive, Tuesday Visitation Sunday 3-9. ay hi a.m. jenn t. aoiosy ana on runere Monday 3-9.

Heme, 3206 Fort, Lincoln Park Mary Kramer; step-son of Frances. Funeral services Tuesday, 10:30 a.m. at R.G. 4 G.R. Harris Funeral Home 15451 Farmlnaton Road.

Livonia. Visi Guardian Angels Church, Claw-son. Rosary Tuesday p.m. Call 565-7770 for times. Interment Ro-seiand Park Cemetery.

Memori PRAYER To St. Clare 9 Hall Marys once a day for 9 days, on the 9th day publish this prayer, your 3 wishes will come true. TM Prayers Monday evening at 7 Mass at St. Henry Church, 9:30 p.m. Tributes may be made to the a.m.

Interment Woodmere. Vlsi- als to American Lung Assn. tation Monday, 6-9 p.m. Society of SI. Vincent De Paul, nation from 2:30 p.m.

Monday. 'Mead failure Friday at Providence Hospital, South-field. Mrs. Bayoff was born Mitra Karafil in Bouf, Macedonia, in 1907, came to the Detroit area in 1925, and married Sam 1 ilQIiKiffi Rsvnff in 1 Q9Q By robin Fornoff Free Press Staff Writer Michael W. Yatchman of Lincoln helped handle the Vatican post-World War II relations with the Italian political world and founded an international spiritual movement, died Friday at Castelgandolfo, Italy.

The cause of death was not disclosed. John Graham, 81, a pioneer physician in treating headaches, died Wednesday in Boston of a blood disorder. Mitra Bayoff ne couple reI cently celebrated their 61st wedding anniversary. One of the couple's daughters, Marian, is married to Michael Hitch, the founder of Little Caesars Pizza and owner of the Detroit Red Wings and the Fox Theatre. Park taught basics, whether it was in the classroom or on the football field.

It was a style that got Mr. Yatchman named Detroit's high school.