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III Teacher loved opera, autos ul. r- 1 By Jim Finkelstein Free Press Stag Writer Several generations of Detroit students knew him best as Mr. D. Outside class, Eugene Dewandeler jumped into one of his trade Ethel Baker Vincent says Tigers won't go far By Patricia Moxtemvrri Frw Press Staff Writer The Detroit Tigers, even if they don't stay in Detroit, won't be leaving Michigan. That's the essence of what major league baseball commissioner Fay Vincent told U.S.

Rep. John Dingell, in a meeting Tuesday in Washington. The Tigers do not qualify as a financially failing franchise, which is the primary criteria that could lead the commissioner and other team owners to approve a move out of state. Vincent "happens to feel that the Tigers have a long, fruitful association" with the Detroit area and "sees no reason that it should be altered," Dingell said. But Vincent also told Dingell he's aware the Tigers are looking at sites for a new stadium in both Detroit and the suburbs.

Vincent said the Tigers have not raised the possibility of moving out of state with the commissioner's office, Dingell added. Vincent normally does not favor the movement of teams except in extraordinary circumstances, "and he does not find the extraordinary circumstances here," Dingell said. Dingell, who favors the Tigers building a new stadium in Detroit, said he met with Vincent at the request of Wayne County Executive Ed McNa- mara. Tigers President Bo Schem-bechler has repeatedly said the team has no plans to leave the Detroit area. Eugene Dewandeler husband, Lowell Waring son, Lowell Waring III, and daughters Alice Irene and Bernadme Marie.

A memorial service will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday at Plymouth Congregational Church, 600 E. Warren, Detroit. MAX M. FOGELMAN, 75, retired owner of a small chain of women's clothing stores, died of heart failure Tuesday at William Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak.

Mr. Fogelman, of Southfield, had been owner of Burton's Gal until retiring in 1975 and selling the stores. He had shops in Southfield, Pontiac and at Eastland and Wonderland malls. Mr. Fogelman previously had worked as a buyer with Federal Department Stores.

He was a founding member of Temple Emanu-El in Oak Park, past president of its Brotherhood and sang in its adult choir. At the time of his death, Mr. Fogelman was a member of Temple Beth El in Birmingham and its men's choir. He was a volunteer with the Jewish National Fund and Sinai Hospital and taught English as a second language to Russian immigrants. Mr.

Fogelman is survived by his wife, Goldie; sons Burton and David; a brother, a sister and four grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 1 p.m. today at the Ira Kaufman Chapel, 18325 W. Nine Mile Road, South-field. Burial will be in Machpelah Cemetery, Ferndale.

HEUN PERRY. 75, of South Lyon, a longtime Detroit schoolteacher and principal, died Friday at Glacier Hills Nursing Center in Ann Arbor from chronic renal failure. She worked for Detroit public schools for 34 years, and was principal at Keidan Elementary School when she retired in 1970. She was a lifetime member of the Michigan Spinners, a member of Michigan Weavers and of the First United Methodist Church of South Lyon. She is survived by her sister, Beatrice Perry.

A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. today at her church, 640 S. Lafayette. deaths Elsewhere Richard Dunfey, 62, chief justice of New Hampshire's Superior Court for the past 12 years, died of cancer on Monday in a Boston hospital. At 35, Mr.

Dunfey became the youngest appointee ever to the state's Superior Court in 1965. He became chief justice in 1979. Nelson Mead, 70, who retired as senior vice president of the Mead Corp. in 1986, died Saturday of congestive heart failure in Hobe Sound, Fla. Mr.

Mead joined the Dayton paper company's board in 1959 and became a vice president in 1963. He retired in 1986. Jack Treese, 49, who introduced bluegrass banjo music to France, died of cancer Monday in Dunkerque. Mr. Treese was born in Minnesota but settled in France in 1968.

He recorded five albums and worked with some of France's leading singers. someone else, and finally, Grant," said his nephew. Mr. Dewandeler led a colorful life as an educator, train and opera buff and a member of the Sons of the Desert (Laurel and Hardy Fan Club). "He would frequently go to Toronto and Chicago by train to the said his nephew.

"When he teaching, and had the summer was common for him to be gone at a time because he was different opera circuits. "And if the train didn't get him he'd be zooming around in his convertible." was born and raised on the Chalmers-Warren area of the city's side, graduated from Wape University in 1946, and got his in education at WSU the year. retired from Osborn in June after 39 years in Detroit public also is survived by his brother, Services will be at 7:30 p.m. today Eppens-Van Deweghe Funeral 6150 Cadieux, Detroit. Burial in Forest Lawn Cemetery in Marie Childs Baker, 78, a volunteer and a longtime of Detroit, died of cancer 4 at her daughter's home in Washington, D.C.

Baker graduated second in class from Alabama State University 1936. She won a scholarship to the Merrill Palmer Institute in volunteered for several community organizations, including the March of Dimes, the United Foundation's Speakers Bureau, the Boy and Girl Scouts of America, the League of Women Voters, the Franklin Settlement Nursery School and the Merrill Palmer Alumnae Association. She was former president of the Brady Elementary School Parent-Teacher Association. Mrs. Baker was also a charter member of the Detroit Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta; a charter member of the Detroit Chapter of Jack and Jill of America, and a lifetime member of the NAACP.

She was a longtime member of Plymouth Congregational Church in Detroit and the Founder's Society of the Detroit Institute of Arts, the Friends of the Detroit Public Library, and the Fred Hart Williams Genealogical Society. Until recently, she was a trustee for Children's Hospital of Michigan. She was a former member of the Medical Center Citizens District Council. Mrs. Baker is survived by her his nephew, Chuck Dewandeler.

But happily that changed, and four months ago Eugene Dewandeler, retired and living in St. Clair Shores, bought a new white Pontiac Sunbird convertible. Increasing health problems from diabetes finally resulted in kidney and heart failure for Mr. Dewandeler, who died Monday at St. John Hospital in Detroit.

He was 66. Chuck Dewandeler knows several of his uncle's former students from Detroit public elementary schools and Osborn High, and they counted him among their favorite teachers. Teaching social studies and later civics, Mr. Dewandeler's humor could best be appreciated when, in a multiple-choice test, he'd ask, "Who's buried in Grant's Tomb?" "The answers would be Lincoln, KOSS Today's Alphabetical Listing SLABAUGH, RICHARD A. Mission Vlejo, Calif.

Nov. 15, 1991. Age 46. Life long friend and companion of Bruce Hein. Close and devoted friend of Scott Giannattasio, Son of Virginia Mae and James Horan.

Brother of Kay Kahn, and Daniel Horan. Self employed general contractor. Interment Santa Ana Cemetery, Santa Ana, Calif, mark Pontiac convertibles and often roared off to the opera or to catch the Boblo boat. "When the automakers stopped making convertibles, it was like they cut off his arm," said CAMPANALE COSIMO Nov. II Age 7e.

Beloved husband ot Gorlzia; dear father ol Frank (Cindy), and Maria. He was a man dedicated to the highest degree of ethics and integrity as well as heloina oth ers. Also survived by three sisters Italy. Prayers at Manns-Forau- son Funeral Home 17000 Middle- be 1 (S. ot 6 Mi) Thursday 10 a m.

Mass at Our Lady of Loretto Church, Redford, 10:30 a.m. Visitation Wednesday 12-9. Rosary service weanesaay p.m. CHURLEY STEPHEN M. Age 92.

Loving husband of the late Anna; dearest father of Lawrence Judith Ann), James (Jean Margaret), Mrs. Henry (Irene! Carreyn and the late Frank. 17 grandchildren. 23 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild also survive. Funeral services Thursday 9 a m.

in the Harold W. Vlck Funeral Home, 140 S. Gratiot, Mt. ciemens, and a.m. in Catherine Catholic Church, At ponec.

Meet at Mt. Olivet cemetery, 1 p.m. Thursday tor burial. Visitation Wednesday 4-9 p.m. Holy Rosary 7 p.m.

CIEMIEGA MARY (nee Pudelek) November 17. wite of the late Maniev Dear mother of Edward, Lorraine and Mary Skwara (Edwin). Grandmother of Theresa Skwara. Sister of Albert, Helen. Kulpa, Paul, Stanley, the late Edward and the late Julian.

Funeral Friday 10 am. from the Leo Miller Funeral Home 9222 Jos Campau, St. Florian Church at 10:30 a.m. Entombment Holy Sepulchre Mausoleum. Scripture service Thursday 7 p.m.

Member of Fall-ma Rosary Makers. COBB (nee Zywicki) ELEANOR Beloved wife of the fate Robert; dear mother of Judith Ann Kerns; stepmother of Lynn Denham; grandmother of six and greatgrandmother of two; also leaves five sisters end two brothers. Visiting Thursday 4-9 p.m. service t-riaay p.m Charles R. Step Funeral Home, 18425 Beech Daly (bet.

o-i miioj Interment Parkview Cemetery. COOPER FRANCES M. Beloved wife of the lete Earl dearest mother of Mrs. Roy (Marilyn) Henry; dear sister of Isabel Llblong, Marion Kenny eno ieiaa uairympie; grandmother of Paul and Mrs. Randy (Renee) Krlnker; also lur-vlved by three reat.grandchildren Leanne, yen and Evan.

Survived by many nieces and nephews. Memorial service Saturday 11 a.m. al the Lllllefield Presbyterian Church. 7560 Llttlefield. Dear born.

Arrangement by The Dearborn Chapel of the Howe-Peterson Funeral Home Memorial contributions mav be made to the Michigan Cancer Foundation. C0W6ER DEE I. Age Formerly of Wyandotte. Husband of the late Ethel. Dearest Father-in-law of Douglas Falk.

Dear Father of the late Barbara Falk. Loving brother of Betty Leathers. Dear Grandfather ot three. Funeral services 11 AM Wednesday at the Thon Funeral Home 2760 Biddel, Wyan dotte Pastor Tom Swedbera. Calvary Baotist Church.

Inter. ment t-ernoaie cemetery, ramuy suggests Memorial Contributions to Ihe Calvary Baptist Church of Ecorse. CROXON LAWRENCE W. Age 71. Dear husband of Shirley M.

Croxon. Father of Lawrence D. Croxon of Romeo; Carol Fournier ot iroy; Evans of Southfield. Grandfather of seven. Brother of Jerry Snyder of Roseville; Mill-cent Marnon of St.

Clair Shores and Robert Croxon of Addison Oaks. Visitation Wednesday 1-9 at Henry M. Malburg Funeral Home, vim w. 5t mue ku Romeo. Funeral Thursday 10a.m.

at St. Clements, Romeo. CUNNINGHAM CHESTER D. of Plymouth. Age 73.

November 17. Beloved nus-hunri nf Audrey Lovino Father of Chester (Chip) D. Cunningham of Oxford, Ann Lunning-hm nf r.nlrien. Colorado. Scott (Judith) Cunningham of Plymouth and Linda (Gary) McGee of Lansing.

Dearest grandfather of eight. Three brothers also survive. Memorial services Friday 3 00 PM at the Schrader Funeral Home 2M South Mom Plymouth. Visltafion with the family Friday from 1 PM until time of services. Contributions may be made to the First Presbyterian Church, 701 Church nymouin.

opera," was off, it weeks hitting there, He east State master's following He 1985 schools. He Gerald. at Home, will be Detroit. Ethel community resident Oct. Mrs.

her in attend Detroit and was the first black student admitted to its graduate program. She graduated from the institute in 1939, specializing in nursery and early childhood education. Mrs. Baker Ford, Jane Fralowicz, Susan Graham, Neil A. Sr.

Grzyb, Sophie Guill, Charlotte B. Gyorke, Jennifer M. Hardesty, Howard T. Hatkow, Katherine K. Hillman, Herman M.

Hosman, Paul S. Huling, Alice Mae -Jackson, Darlene J. Jacobs, Isadore Richard Jennings, Arthur R. Jett, Madeline Kalczynski, Merle Kantos, Stephen Kardel, William E. King, Karl G.

Koss, Helen L. Kowalski, Genevieve Leonard, John J. Leydorf, G. F. Mayhew, Marcella Mazura, John G.

McCabe, George M. McCurdy, Robert H. McGovern, Thomas M. HATKOW KATHERINE K. Beloved wife of the late Peter.

Dearest mother of Jane, Elizabeth A. (Rev. David Mulder). Loving grandmother of John and Katherine Mulder, Sister of Edith Holmes of Virginia, Ann Brown of Arizona, the late Paul Gillespie of Ohio and the late Pauline Sanders of Arizona. Sister-in-law of Elizabeth Staryk of Mich, and Florida and Helen Hatkow of Ohio, Vlsftlno Wednesday 1-4 and 9-9 p.m.

VasU Rod- Ktrs A Connell Chapel of A.J. smond A Sons 4375 Woodward tbetw. 13-14 Mile). Evening prayers 8 p.m. Funeral Thursday 1 p.m.

Metropolitan United Methodist Church, 8000 Woodward, Detroit. The family suggests memorials to American Lung Association. ARRANGEMENTS BY SIMON JAVIZiAN FUNERAL DIRECTORS 626-7815 HILLMAN HERMAN M. Beloved husband of Rose. Dearest father of David (Harriet) Hillman.

Dear brother of Dorothy Goldenbero. Services were nem uesoav at wacnDe an lah Cemetery, Ferndale. Arrangements by the Hebrew Memorial Chaptl 543-1622 HOSMAN PAUL S. November 16,199.. Husband of Lenore L.

Hosman, Father of Marilyn L. Hall, Nancy A. Lawrle and Paul Hosman. Also survived by 12 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. Memorial service at Central Woodward Christian Church of Troy, Sunday November 24, 12:30 noon.

Memorial tributes may be made to the Presbyterian Village or to the Church. Arrangements by the: Wm. R. Hamilton Co. of Birmingham, 644-6000 HULING ALICE MAE Age 83.

November 19. Dear mother of Gienn (Carol) Huling. Grandmother of Colleen and Kevin. Sister of Pearl Red-dick. Predeceased by her husband David; daughter Jeanette; brothers Irvln, William, Louis, Clarence and CMve; and sister Ada.

There will be no services for Mrs. Huling. Arrangements by Dlener Funeral Home 48271 Van Dyke, Utlca. JACKSON DARLENE J. Beloved Wife of Brian, Loving Daughter of Doris and Tom Coleman and the late William Hall.

Dear Sister of Sandra (Joe) Hogan and Richard Hall. Daughter-in-law ot Laura (Ted) Zakrzewskl. Funeral Fri day 1:00 PM at the A.H. Peters Funeral Heme 32000 Schoenherr at Masonic UJ'a Mile Rd.) In Warren. JACOBS ISADORE RICHARD Beloved hus band of Jeanette.

Dear father of Yvette Goldberg. Grandfather of Keiin ooiODerg. oreai granara ther of Noah and Adam. Broth er-in-law of Adalfne and Stewart Nathan and Dorothy Vetlck. Also loving nieces and nephews.

Services 12 noon Thursday at the ira Kaufman inapei. iniermeni uatv view Cemetery. JENNINGS ARTHUR R. Loving husband of sniney. uear tamer ot mr, Kicn-ard (Barbara) Teutsch, Mary E.

Rosenow, Thomas R. (Connie), Mrs. Frank (Shirley) Accardi and Paul l. Doris). Also six Grand children.

Brother of Marcella Rahm, uororrv januzzi and ur Al Jennings. Fun--al mass Thursday 10 a.m. at the A. H. Peters Funeral Heme, 20705 Mack at Vernier, Grosse Polnte Woods.

Scripture service Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Visitation after 2 p.m. Wednesday. Memorials to the American Diabetes Association or the Capuchin Monastery ep- preciarea. Death Notices AHO DAVID W.

Age S3 of Traverse City; formerly of Livonia and Southfield. November It, 1991. He attended Lawrence Institute of Technology and was a Member Valiant Club. Surviving are parents Williams and Mary La Ten-dresse) Aho. Also survived by brother Roger of Plymouth, and sister Julienne Stirling of Darlen, Conn.

A funeral mass will be offered on Thursday II a.m. St. Francis Church in Traverse City. A scripture service will be held at the Reynolds-Jonkhoff Funeral Home, 305 Sixth St, Traverse City, on Wednesday at 7:30 were friends may call. Memorials to Hospice in care of union Medical Center or to the American Cancer Society.

ANDERSON EDWARD M. Age 95 of Church of Christ Care Center, formerly of Detroit. Survived by many nieces and nephews. Visiting Wednesday 4-9; funeral Thursday 12 Noon Kaul Funeral Home, 26433 Jefferson, St. Clair Shores.

Interment Forest Lawn Cemetery. ATTAR MARY J. Nov. II Beloved wife of Saviour. Dearest mother of Paul, Marie (Ron) Rosiek and Joseph.

Loving grandmother of Brandon, Jason, Roger and Renae. Sister of John C. Pulis. Visitation Wednesday 9 at the Wuiek-Calca- terra Funeral Heme, Inc. 3600 Schoenherr at Metro Parkway 16 Mile) with a rosary at 7:30 p.m.

Thursday morning meeting for 10 a.m. mass at St. Paul of Tarsus Church, Romeo Plank Rd. at Canal. Interment Resurrection BANDY JAMES E.

November II, 1991. Beloved husband of Marian. Dear father ot jerry, Linda txanoy) Nirkerson. Karen Menard and Becky (Chuck) Long Deer broth er ot Mary Louise tkeraioj Lor-rell. Paul (Caroll.

Pot (Raymond) Wade and Bill (Becky). Also survived by seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 4 p.m Vertneu-len Memorial Trust 100 Funeral Home 900 Newburgh, Westland (beiw. Ford end Cherry Hill). American Legion Post No.

32 Honor Guard Wed. 1 p.m. Visitation Wed. 2-9 and Thurs. 1-4 p.m Family suggests memorials to Angela Hospice Home Lore.

BARTNIK JOHN November II, 1991 Dearest brother of Helen Walega. Brother-in-law of Eugene. Dear uncle of James Walega, Denise (Frank) Meray, Gary (June) Walega, Kenneth and Debbie Walega. Also survived by five great nieces and nephews. Services Thursday at 9 45 a.m.

from the Saiewskl Funeral Heme 19111 W. Warren to SI Joseph Church 10:30 a.m. inter-men? St Hedwig Cemetery. Rosary Wednesday I p.m. BOWDEN JULIA EVELYN (ITEEN) No vember 17.

Wife of the late Jack. Dear mother ot Mrs. Larry (Jill) Loewen, Mrs. Paul (June) Maxwell and John M. Bowden.

Grand' mother of Kale and Emllv Max. well. Sister ot Velma Grolllmund and Georae Iteen. Memorial ser vice Saturday 2:30 m. at McCabe Funeral Home 3(950 W.

12 Mile, Farminglon Hills. Contributions to American Cancer Society BYCZEK PETER Nov 17. 1991 Beloved bus band of the late Sonia (Bogusla-wa). Dear brother of Cecelia Ryba and Carol (Edmund) Jam Friend ot Marv Bokan Also lur vlved by nieces and nephews and grand nieces ana arena nepnews. Funeral service Thursday 10 a.m.

from the Jarzembowski Funeral Home, 11957 W. Warren at Arte sian. Interment St. Hedwia Ceme tery. Member of Dr.

Thomas Dooley Council S5492 ot Polka Booster Club ot America and Fords uaw Retiree Local m. of Rosary Wednesday 7 30 pm. CAMILL EDWARD J. of Union Lake No vember 19, 1991. Beloved husband of Lucy.

Dearest father of Debra Theodoropoulos and Tina Stew art, uear step-tatner ot Kevin, Vince and Julie Karmlerciuk. Beloved brother ot Phil, Joey, Tommy Camill, Theresa Agnettl ana wane urDes. Loving grano father of three arandchfldren Member of Operating Engineers Local 324. Employee of Commercial Concrete Braking Family requests no flowers. Memorials to your favorite cherlty.

Funeral Saturday November 23, 1991, 12 noon at Denetsen-John Funeral Heme 5391 Highland Rd. (M-59) E. ot Airport Pontiac. i-u Visltafion Thursday 7-9 p.m., Frl day 1-9 p.m. Mecklenburg, George A.

Merigian, Sam John Mickelson, Lillian M. Moore, Helen S. Morris, Richard E. Murdock, Louie C. Murley, William F.

Nagrant, Margaret Neal, Ann M. Nerreter, Margaret B. Noble, Patricia Ann Old, Forrest Robert Piche, Joseph Leo Pilarowski, Katherine Portera, Paul Prentice, Elise H. Reyes, Andres R. Schneider, Madiline M.

Schrader, Christina Schrader, George Jr. Shuk, Stephen J. Slabaugh, Richard A. Smallwood, Gilbert John Smith, Lillian Teer, Russell Templin, Marjorie Vallone, Lena J. Vanecko, Michael JETT MADELINE M.

(nee Beauregard). Beloved wite of the late Guy Kenneth. Beloved mother of Janet (Finis) Hamlet, Kenneth (Patricia), Noralee (James) Darling, Thomas (Ann), Michael (Chris), and the late Jeffrey. Also survived by 15 grandchildren and II great grandchildren. Dear sister of Viola Netschke, ore-de ceased by brothers and sisters.

Funeral services Thursday a m. at the Chapel of the E.J. Mandiiuk Funeral Directors, 22642 Ryan. (I blk. of 9 Mile) Warren, 10 a.m.

to St. Anne Catholic Church. Rosary Wednes-day 7 p.m. KALCZYNSKI MERLE Beloved husband of Karen, father of Richard (Barbara). Visiting Wednesday 3-9.

Prayers i nursoay a.m. at inanes k. Steo Funeral Home. 18425 Beech Daly, (between 6-7 Mile). Mass v.w a.m.

m. Agatna. interment noiy aepuicnre, KANTOS STEPHEN Nov.17. Age 70. Be- loved husband of Elverta (Edna).

Dear loving father of Rosanne and Stephen Kantos Jr. Dear brother of Mrs. Helen Nemeth and John Kantos and Edward. Also survived bv manv nieces and neph ews. Funeral services Thursday 10 a.m.

from the Augusburg Lutheran Church, 24801 West Chicago, Redford. Rev. Paul Kopka offlriMina Mr Kantos will be in state from 9:00 a.m. till time of service at church. Intombment St.

Hedwig Cemetery. Visitation Wednesday 1-9 at the Lesney A Son Funeral Home 1320) Warren, Dearborn. Mr. Kantos was a member ot the Dearborn Heights Moose Lodoe and Ameri- canLegion-AHen Park Post. KARDEL WILLIAM E.

Nov. 19, 1991. Beloved husband of Catherine E. Dear father of Daniel (Laura), Mary, Kenneth (Linda) and Thomas. Four grandchildren.

Brother of Jessie Dovieralski and Lottie Javko. Funeral from O'Brien Chapel, Ted C. Sullivan p-untrai noma, irana kiv-er, Novi, Friday morning 9:30 and Holy Family Church at iff Visiting Wednesday 2-9, Thursday 1-9. Ro sary Thursday 7:30. Contributions to tne uiaoeies r-ounoatton, uiw Providence Suite 400, 5outh-fleld, Ml 48075-3680 KING KARL O.

Age 65. Of Sumpter Twp. suooeniy, NovemDer iy, 1991. Present Sumoter Twp. Trustee and Fire Lomm ss oner, beiovea husband of Irene M.

Loving father of Kathleen E. (Gary) Wirts, Karl T. (Gail) King, Alexander T. (Paula) King and Kenneth (Dawn) King. Also six grandchildren.

Funeral service Friday 11 a m. at David C. Brown Funeral Home, 460 E. Huron River Belleville. Interment Knolfwood Memorial Park, Canton, visita-tion after 7 p.m.

Wednesday. KOWALSKI GENEVIEVE. Nov. 19. Beloved wife of the late Stanley.

Dear mother of Lillian (Earl) Bandish, Delohine (Siomund) Malofv, Ron ald (Donna) and Ronaldine (Bert) uahistrom. 17 grandcmia ren and 18 areat-arandchildren Visitation Wednesday 2-9 and Thursday 19. Funeral Friday 9:45 a m. from me wuifK-caicaierra Funeral Heme, 36900 Schoenherr at Metro Parkway (16 Mile) to St. Blase tor a 10:30 a.m.

mass. Interment Resurrection. Rosary Thursday p.m. PICHE JOSEPH LEO 68 of Lincoln Park. Loving husband ot Barbara.

Dearest father of Armand Piche, Mrs, Daniel (Jennifer) Flsk and Michael Piche. Dearest grandfather of Shawn, Nichole, Char-maigne. Shannon and Brlanne. Friends may call Wednesday from 4-9 pm. and Thursday 12-9 p.m.

at the J.L. Peters Funeral Home, 3880 Fort, Lincoln Park. (928-6500). Rosary 6 p.m. Thursday, Prayers 9:30 a.m.

Friday followed by 10 a m. Mass at St. Stanislaus Catholic Church, Wyandotte. Interment Mt. Olivet.

PILAROWSKI KATHERINE Nov. 17, 1991. Beloved wite of Chester. Dear mother of Peggy (Stan) Lachaewskl. Also survived by one grandchild, David, Funeral Thursday 9 30 a from the O.

S. Temrowskl Funeral Heme, 30009 Hoover Road at Common (I2V Mile), St. Martin de Porres Church 10 a.m. Rosary 7 p.m. Wednesday Visitation 1-9 p.m.

Wednesday. PORTERA PAUL Aoe 79 of Delrav Beach. Fla. Died November 18, 1991. He was a former Detroit area resident.

He is survived by his wife Katherine of Delray Beach; two sons JoseDn ot Monraomery, and Paul of Ypsilanti, Ml; two daughters Mariann Knope of Grosse Pointe, Ml end Rosemary vauonn or bovnion aeecn, na; two sister Mary Bono of Delray Beach, Fla and Frances Portera of Delray Beach, Fla; five grand- cniiaren aiso service, mass ot tne Christian Burial will be celebrated at 10 a m. Thursday, November, 22, at the Ascension Catholic Church in Delray Beach. Entomb ment win toiiow at tne patm Beach Memorial Park. Friends mav call from 2-4 and on Wednesday at the Mtzill Favllle tern town country r-unerai Home for further info. 407-586-1237 PRENTICE ELISE H.

November 18, 1991. Wife ot the late Dale L. dearest mother of Dale L. Jr. (Peggy); firandmother of Larry, Paul, Mat-hew, Margaret, Sue and Michael; also six area! arandchildren.

Friends may visit at the Vasu, Koagers a. lonneii inapti or a. j. Desmond A Sons, 4375 N. Woodward (betw.

13-14 Wednesday 3:30 to 8 D.m. In state Thurs day 10.45 a.m. until funeral Mass ii am. at m. ueae Lnurcn, Southfield.

Memorials to U.of D. Jesuit High school Fund. REYES ANDRES R. Age 81, Nov. 18 Beloved husband of Nicanora Lovino father of San Juanita Fernandez, Augustine, Baldemar ano tnrique Keyes.

uear orotner ot josepna Koariguez. grana-children, 11 great grandchildren. Funeral servlcps Thursday 9 a.m. from Nlxon-Weise Funeral Home, 1020 Fort Lincoln Park. 9 30 a.m.

at St. Francis Xavier Church, 4250 Jefferson, Ecorse. Rosary Wednesday SCHNEIDER MADILINE M. Beloved mother of Fred (Josephine); dear grandmother of Anthony, Matthew and Joseph; sister of Jerome Schneider, Lillian Richard and June Foley. Funeral OliamThursdev from the A.H.

Peters Funeral Home 20705 Mack Ave, at Vernier Grosse Pointe Woods, and 11 am at St. Ambrose Church, Rosary 7:30 pm Wednesday. Visitation after 4 pm Tuesday. SCHRADER CHRISTINA of Ypsilanti. formerly of Detroit.

Died suddenly November 17, 1991. Funeral service will be held Friday November 22 at 7 30 p.m, at Janewlak Funeral Home 320 N. Washinpton, Ypsilanti, Graveside service will be held Saturday November 23 at 10 00 a.m. at Highland Cemetery, Ypsilanti, Contributions to the Gilbert Residence, 203 S. Huron, Ypsilanti, Ml 48197 SCHRADER GEORGE JR.

of Detroit. Died October 17, 1991 at his residence. Survived by three sisters Doris Raupp, Marjorie Frantz and Eunice Kanikowski. Several nieces and nephews. Cremation has taken piece.

A memorial service will be held Friday November 22 at 7 30 m. at Janowlak Funeral Home 320 N. Washington, Ypsilanti Contributions may be made to the Gilbert Residence, 203 S. Huron, Ypsilanti, Mt 48197 SHUK STEPHEN J. Nov.

18, 1991, age 88 Beloved husband ot the late Juita; dearest father of Eleanor (Salva-tore) Giannola, Stephen (Sandra) Shuk, Dolores (Daniel) Dennison; Gerald (Sandy) Shuk and the late Mildred; ovina aranmatner ot (i. greatgrandfather of 20, also dear Brother of Nick and Mary. Services Thursday 11 am. at the David J. Wysockl Funeral Home, to i Aft Duor OH IU 11 U.I1 Warren.

Visitation Tuesday 3-v p.m. and Wednesday i7-v p.m. interment Mt. uiivet cemetery. SMALLWOOD GILBERT JOHN Born May 4, 1977, Saainaw.

Ml died November 15, 1991 at 14 years of age due to complications from Asthma. He was a student at Mac Arthur High xnoor survivors: parents, mr. and Mrs. Louis Smallwood; sis ters, Kathrine and Shannon; brother, Jaon; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Cornelius Chesney, and Mrs, Eunice Smallwood. Sunset Funeral Home Services were held Tuesday, Nov. im. MICKELSON LILLIAN M. Age 95.

Nov. IB, 1991. Beloved wite of the late Eugene. Dear mother ot June Fressel, Melvin and the late Clifford. Also survived by six grandchildren, 12 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild.

Funeral services Noon Thursday at the R.G. A G.R. Harris Funeral Home, 15451 Farmington Road and 5 Mile, Livonia. MOORE HELEN S. Age 77.

November 18, iwi. ueioveo wite ot tne iate John. Dear mother of Gerald (Loretta) and Thomas (Carol) Moore. Loving sister of Phyllis Kenara, uyoe cott ana Raymond Scott. Also survived by five grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

Funeral service 1 Rm. Thursday Keehn Funeral ome 706 W. Main. Briahton (229-9871). Visitation 12 noon-9 p.m.

Wednesday. MORRIS RICHARD E. Nov. 19, 1991. 72 years.

Beloved husband of Geral-dine L. Dear father of Donald and David E. Morris, Dear brother of William Morris. Also survived by four grandchildren. Funeral Thursday II a.m.

at Sawyer-Fuller Funeral Home 2125 12 Ml. (2 blks. W. of Woodward). Visitation Wednesday 4-9 m.

Interment Gethsemane Cemetery MURDOCK, LOUIE C. Nov. 18, 1991. Beloved husband of Wanda. Dear father of Linda and Barbara.

Funeral from The Vtrheyden Funeral Home, iojuu mac ai uuter ur. i nursoay 12 noon. Visitation Wednesday 1-4 and 6-9. Paul Revere Lodge tt 538 F. AM, Masonic Service Wednesday evening 7:00 p.m, Bruce Post Service Wednesday evening p.m.

MURLEY WILLIAM F. November 18, 1991. Age ueioveo nusoana ot tne late Kathleen. Loving father ot Linda Murley and Barbara Murley Hawkins. Dear brother of Kathryn McAlonan.

Also leaves two granocnnoren. runeroi service 11 a Thursday at Thever Rock Funeral Home 33603 Grand River Farmington (1 blk. W. of Farmington RoO. Visitation weonesaay ju-yju, ju-v p.m.

NAGRANT, MARGARET (KOLARCHICK) Nov. 17 1991. Beloved wife of Nicholas; Mother of Evelyn (Charles) Leonard, Nicholas (Marianne), Gregory, Margaret (Kevin) Biglln ana Rosemary (Russell) Smith; Sister of Mary Henry, Mildred Bodner, George, Michael, Veronica Guiock, Vera Karaszewskl, Fred, Dorothy Wojtacha, ilene Manning, and the late Elizabeth Kalinowski; 14 Srendchildren. Visitation at The erheyden Funeral Home, 16300 wacn at uuter ur. i uesaay trom 3-9 and Wednesday 1-9.

in state at St. Nicholas Church, 19130 Beaconstieid, Detroit, i nursoay from 10:00 a.m. until time of Liturgy at 11:00. Parastas weonesaay p.m. NEAL ANN M.

Nov. 17. Beloved wife of Charles. Dear mother of Thomas (Ann). Donald (Peggy), Ronald (Tina) and Nancy Jean.

Five granocnnoren uaugmer ot Miiae Brumet Resting at Bagnasco-Tabbi Funeral Home 25800 Harper between 10-11 Mile St. Clair Shores until Wednesday 9 p.m, In state Thursday af St. Clair Shores Assembly of God Church, 24905 Manhattan from 9 a.m. until time of service 10 a m. Visitation Tuesday 5-9 p.m.; Wednedsay 1-9 p.m.

NERRETER MARGARET 6 (Age 74). Beloved mother of Robert J. Mctachren Grandmother of four. Dear sister ot Joseoh L. Theresa) Horvatn.

Dear aunt of Michael and Joseph Visiting Wednesday 6-9, Thurs- aay i-t. rrayers r-rioay ju a.m. Charles Step Funeral Home, iwn ueecn uaiy, tDetw a- wnej Mass 10 a.m. St. John Bosco.

NOBLE PATRICIA ANN Suddenly. Nov 17. Age 17 years. Beloved daugh ter of Thomas F. and Ann Maraa ret (Brookes).

Dear sister of Thomas Frank II. Several aunts and uncles also survive. Visitation ontv Friday noon-9 m. at Leo T. Sobocinski Funeral Home 22121 Kelly Rd.

(betw. 8-9Mile), E. uetroit. interment private OLD FORREST ROBERT, of Naples, Florida, formerly of Grosse Pointe, died November 18. He Is survived by his wife, June Big-gers Old of Naples; three children, Clarinda Old Ray of Grosse Pointe, Forrest Roberf Old, Jr.

of wa pie wood, New Jersey and Janet Old Cochran of Reston, Vir ginia; one sister, Corinne Old Benedict of Ft. Myers Beach, Florida; two step children, Julie Schmidt Nummer of Bloomfieid Hills and William Schmidt, III grandchildren. He was preceded in Geem oy ms former wite, Elizabeth Burns Old. Memorial services will be held at a later date In Michiaan with burial at White Chapel cemetery Mausoleum, Troy. Cremation in Naples, Florida by the Earl G.

Hodges Funeral cnapei. me tamny suggests contributions to the charity of your choice. CUDNIK BERNICE Nov. II, 1991. Dear wife of John.

Dear mother of Richard Bleiat, John Bielat, Norman Bie-let, Joan Longo, Robert Bielat and Carol Gadowskl. Sister of Charlotte Leonard, Irene Samolel and Joseph Lukomski. Also survived by 16 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Funeral from Gendernallk Sebold Funeral Home, 35600 Main New Baltimore, Thursday at 9:30 a.m. and at St.

Marys Church at 10. Rosary Wednesday 7 30 p.m. Vlsi-tation Wednesday 1-9 m. CVENGROS ROBERT A. Beloved husband of June.

Dear father ot Stephen (Deborah), Robert. Joseph (Debra), Donald, and John. Brother of Donald, Jack, Joan Johnson Services Thurs. from Ford Funeral Home 26560 VanDykeand 11am at St. Clement Church.

Visitation Wed. 2-9pm. rrayer service weo. DACEY GABRIELLE A. Age M.

Wife of the late Anthony. Mother of Mary (Bob) Dedow, Patricia Dupke, Shirley (Vincent) Renaud, Joanne (Joe) Voytush, John (Lucille) Dacey. Harold (Pat) Dacey. Timothy (Peaav) Dacev. Sister of Cicll Reno, Doris Loomls.

74 grandchildren, 32 great grandchildren. Visitation Thursday 3-9. Rosary 7:30 p.m. Funeral mass Friday 10 a.m. Guardian Angel.

Prayers 9:30 a.m. at Hopcroff-Swanson Funeral Heme, Madison 585-7770 DAVID HAROLD November 19, 1991. Loving husband of Eleanor M. (nee Gillies); dear father of Richard (Margaret), Mrs. Bill (Dolores) Bommarlto, and Michael (Mary Jean).

Also survived by 13 grandchildren, three great grandchildren and two sisters. Family will receive friends Wednesday 6-9. Thursday 3-5 and 7-9. Funeral Friday 9:30 Kaul Funeral Home, 28433 Jefferson, St. Clair Shores to St.

Isaac Jogues Church 10 a.m. Mass. Rosary Thursday 7:30. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Expressions of sympathy to Capuchin Soup Kitchen or Alzheimer! Assoc.

would be appreciated. DEWANDELER EUGENE 6. Age 66. Beloved brother of Gerald C. (Frances) dear nephew of Fred and Gladys Lechy and William and Loretta Walt; dear uncle of Charles E.

Dewandeler (Patricia), James F. Dewandeler (Kim) and David A. Dewandeler (Mary); great uncle to Michael, Charles Marisa, Natalie, and Christopher. Cousin of Lee Wotf (Marilyn). Retired teacher Detroit Public School System.

Services at the Eppens-VanDeweghe Funeral Home, 6)50 Cadieux Rd. at Harper, Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Friends may visit Tuesday-Wednesday m. Memorials to Peace Evangelical Lutheran Church, 15700 E. Warren would be appreciated.

DITZHAZY MARY Age 79. November 17, iwi, ot TpsuanTt, formerly ot Detroit. Long time employee of Detroit Edison. Beloved wite of the late John S. Dear mother of Mary Ann (Morris) Boucher and jonn (Barbara), uranomorner ot John and James.

One great- granddaughter Stephanie. Also survived by two brothers Ladd and John and many nieces and nephews. Funeral services from the Martenson Funeral Home, 1725 Lawndale Detroit, Thursday 12 noon. Interment Woodmere Cemetery, Visitation Wednesday 5-1. Donations may be made to United Way.

DOPKOWSKI WILLIAM J. SR. Age 67 of Brighton, November 19, 1991. Beloved husband of Catherine. Dear father of Patricia Mitchell, Catherine Toole, William Robert, Lawrence and James Dopkowskl.

Loving brother of Lillian Jac-kowskl. Also survived by five grandchildren. Funeral service 10 30 a m. Friday Keehn Funeral Home 706 w. Main, srignton (279 9171).

Visitation 6-9 m. Wednesday and 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. i nursoay. DUDEK FRANK P. Age 71.

Died Nov. II, 1991. Dear husband of Sylvia. Father of Dawn Kenneth P. (Karen), Deanna, Kevin, and Kurds Dudek.

Lovino grandfa ther of five. Brother of Joseph IWiindB) Funeral Dravers 11:30 a Friday at the McCabe Funer al Home31950W. 12 Mile Road, (1 blk. W. of Orchard Lake) Farminofon Hills and to St.

Fabi an Catholic Church for 12 noon mass Services conclude at church. Visitation noon to 9 p.m. Thursday, scripture service i p.m. Thursday. The family would appreciate memorials to tne Capuchian Community Center (Soup Kitchen).

FELDMAN ETHEL Of North Miami, Florida formerly of Detroit. Beloved wife of the late Edward Feldman. Dear mother ot Cyril (Audrey) t-eio-man and Lvla (Marshal) Berkson. Seven grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Services 1130 Thursday mornlno at Clover Hill Park Cemetery.

Arrange-j ments by the Ira Kaufman Cha pel, wano FOGELMAN MAX M. Beloved husband of Goldie. Dear father of Dr. Burton IRochelle) and David (Marlene) Fogelman. Grandfather of Mario, Randall, Ryan and Erica Brother of Leo (lenore; Fogelman and Seroh (Fred) Peltz.

Servlcea 1 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the ira Kaufman inepei. inter-ment Machpelah Cemetery. HELEN L. November 19, 1991. Loving mother ot Eugene (Bessie) Solak, Esther (Leonard) Jas-kiewicz end Sylvia (Ray) Kay.

Leeves 10 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Dear sister ot Rose Cipriani. Services Friday at 9 30 a.m. from the Saiewskl Funeral Home 19111 Warren to St Thomas Aquinas Church at 10 a.m. Entombment St Hedwig Cemetery.

Scripture service Thursday 7:30 p.m. Visitation 2-9 p.m. Wednesday, 12-9 p.m. Thurs. LEONARD JOHN J.

Age 61. November 19, 1991. Beloved husband of Mary. Dear father ot Diane (Larry) Nadolski, John Leonard. Grandfather of Jason, Vicki, Kevin.

Brother ot Shirley and brother-in-law and best friend ot Bill Dunn. Brother-in-law ot Loretta Cooper. Retired salesman for Taystee Bakery. Member of Knights of Columbus, 3rd degree; life member of Monaahan Coun cil H2690. Visitation Sunday 1-3 Memorial Sunday 3 p.m.

at he Harry Will Trust 100 Funeral Home Z5450 Plymouth Keotora. LEYDORF G. F. (FRITZ) Nov. 16, 1991.

of Birmingham. Husband of the late Louise Leyoort; tamer ot jo nn Carroll end G. Fred Leydorf, Jr. Brother of Mary June Walske and Glenn E. Leydorf.

Also survived by five grandchildren. Memorial service at the First Presbvterlen Church of Birmingham, Friday 1 m. Visitation at Bell Chapel ot the Wm. R. Hamilton 820 E.

Maple, Birmingham, Thursday 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. Memorial tributes may oe made to the First F-resoy-terlan Church, 1669 w. Maple Birmingham, 48009. MAYHEW MARCELLA November 19, age 87. ueioveo wite oi me tate Lyman.

Dear mother of Nancv Fisher, Charles, Gary and the late Jane Looper. branomotner ot la, great grandmother of 23. Services at Manns-Ferguson Funeral Home 17000 Middlebelt, of Six Mile Thursday 10.30 a.m. Visitation Wednesday 12-9 p.m. MAZURA JOHN G.

Beloved husband of Marie. Dear father of Gall (Richard) Reetz, Adrianne (John) Rvan. lllene, Gerardette (Jef- fery) Adams and Jacqueline (Michael) Damlanl. Grandfather of Stephen Ryan and Johnathan Adams. Preceded In death by four brothers end one sister.

Funeral Thursday 9 a.m. at the A.H. Peters Funeral Home, 20705 Mack Avenue at Vernier Road, Grosse Pointe Woods and 9:30 a.m. at Our Lady Star of The sea Church Rosary Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Visitation after 1 p.m.

Tuesday. Me morials to Hospice of Southeast Michigan or the Michigan Cancer rounaanon. McCABE GEORGE M. November 18. Be loved husband of Mary Gannon wctaoe; aear tamer ot jonn and Mo Iv McCabe Larin (Mrs.

Robert); also survived by 10 Xrano ana one great granaenno. private memorial service will be held at a later date. Memorial tributes to Capuchin Monastery, 1760 Mt. Elliott, Detroit, Mi. 48207.

For information call the Vasu, Rodgers A connell Chapel of A. Desmond A Sons, 549-0500. McCURDY ROBERT M. November 18, 1991 at Ann Arbor Veterans Hospital, Beloved father of Robert G. and Darren, dear brother of John Elizabeth and Ronald.

Graveside Services Private at White Chapel Memorial Park, Troy, Mi. McGOVERN THOMAS M. November 18. Be loved son of Dolores, dear brother of Philip Michael and Michelle. Memorial service Saturday 12 noon at St.

Reais Catholic Church, 3695 Lincoln betw. 14-15 Mi. Rd Arrangements by the L.J. Griffin Funeral Home, 522-9400. MECKLENBURG GEORGE A.

Aoe 65. November 18, 1991. Of Phoenix, formerly of Howell, Mi. Beloved husband of Patricia, dear father of Josephine (Robert) Maiecek of Grosse Pointe; Kathryn (Thomas) Peterson and George of Howell, ot rnoenix; tour grano children, Molly and Megan Male- ceK. warn ana marv wecKierv burg; brother of Russell K.

of Norihvllle, Ml. Preceeded by grandson Matthew Peterson, Memorial services Friday 3 p.m. at the Brighton First United Methodist Church and 1 p.m. at the National Memorial cemetery in Phoenix. Memorial contributions to the Hospice of the Valley, 240 W.

Osborn, Suite 200, Phoenix, AR 85013. MERIGIAN SAM JOHN Age 63. Beloved husband of Dianne: lovino father of Leih Merigian, Dr. Kevin Sam i.Menssaj merigian ana jonn Charles (Cecilia) Merigian. Dear orandfather of Leah.

Anna, David and Gabriel Merigian. Devoted son or Matrouny Merigian ano the late John Sam Merigian. Dear brother ot Charles John Meri gian. Visitation Wednesday 4-9 p.m. at St.

John Armenian Church 22001 Northwestern Soutn-f ield. Funeral service Thursday 11 a m. at the Church. Prayers Wednesday 7 p.m. Memorial gifts to St.

John Armenian Church and American Cancer Society. Arrangements by Edward Korkoian runerai noma, mi-im3 Aho, David W. Anderson, Edward M. Attard, Mary J. Bandy, James E.

Bartnik, John Bowden, Julia Evelyn Byczek, Peter Camill, Edward J. Campanale, Cosimo Churley, Stephen M. Ciemiega, Mary Cobb, Eleanor Cooper, Frances M. Cowger, Dee B. Croxon, Lawrence W.

Cudnik, Bernice Cunningham, Chester D. Cvengros, Robert A. Dacey, Gabrielle A. David, Harold W. Dewandeler, Eugene G.

Ditzhazy, Mary 0. Dopkowski, William J. Sr. Dudek, Frank P. Feldman, Ethel Fogelman, Max M.

FORD, JANE McCUR DY Died on Nov. 17, 1991. Beloved mother ot Jane Swayne D'Amlco and William Wayer Swayne, Jr. Mother-ln-lew ot Jose Amico. Granomotner ot Denise D' Amico Andoln, Angele D'Amico Bernard, Jacqueline D'Amlco Dalbergue, Patricia D'Amlco Desormeast, and Diane D'Amlco.

Great grandmother of four. Memorial service will be held In N. Y.C. In December at the Church of Epiphany. Arrangements by Scobee-lreland-Potter Funeral Home, 300 NE Fifth Delray Beach, Florida.

FRALOWICZ SUSAN J. November II, 1991. Beloved wife of Anthony. Dear mother of Patti and the late baby Jon. Dear daughter of Dave and the late Edith Hulslander.

Sister of Linda LaGorlo, Alan Mark S. and David J. Hulslander Jr. Sister in law of Marilyn Kosmows-kl and Ruth Smartz. Services Friday 9: 15 a m.

from the Sterling Heights Chapel of the Obarzanok Funeral Home 33250 Ryan Road (N. ot 14 Mile) ana iu a.m. at st. Jane DeChantel Church. Scrip ture service Thursday 7:30 p.m.

Interment White Chapel Cemetery. Visitation Wednesday 7-9 p.m. and Thursday 12 noon-9 p.m. GRAHAM NEIL A. SR.

Expired Nov. 17, 1991 of Detroit, ML 48234. Born In Robeson County, N.C. to the late Mr. and Mrs.

James Willie Graham. Beloved husband and father. In loving memory services will be on Nov. 21 at Joseph N. Hutchison Sr.

Funeral Home, 6051 E. 7 Mile nr. Mound. Visitation 1 p.m. Service 2 p.m.

GRZYB SOPHIE Beloved wife of Walter. Deer mother of Terl (Glenn) Matecun and the late Jim. Sister of Steve Dragicevlc. Funeral Thursday 9:30 a.m. from the Weslk Funeral Home 11470 Thirteen Mile (W.

of Hoover) to St. Dorothy's Church at 10. Interment While Chapel Memorial Cemetery. Visltafion Wednesday 2-9 GUILL CHARLOTTE B. Beloved wife of Thomas dear mother ot Claude Berlin, Peggy and the late Thomas also survived by 14 grendchildren and three great-grandchildren; sister of Helen, Ann, Stephanie, and Sally.

Funeral service Friday 9:15 am from Ouerfeld Funeral Heme 1200 Oakwood, Dearborn and 10 am from St. John the Baptist Catholic Church. Visltafion pm Wednesday, 12-9 pm Thursday. GYORKE JENNIFER M. Age 23, Nov.

19. Loving daughter of Richard and Mary. Dear sister of Scott and Brian. Dear granddaughter of Gladys Gyorke Prayers Friday 10 a m. at the Ross 1.

Northrop sen Funeral Heme, iwvi Norm-vllle Rd. (at 7 Mile) Northvilleend to Our Lady of Good Counsel for a 10:30 a.m. mass. Rosary Thursday 7:30 p.m. Visitation Wednesday V) p.m.

and Thursday 12-4 and 6-9 E.m. Memoriels to the Children's eukemia Foundation or the Leu-kemie Society of America would be appreciated. HARDESTY unviiiDnr am ci u.u i toai Beloved father of Mrs. Janice Ltpidi, Gordon, Gerald (Jo-ilanne) and Gary. Dearest grandfather of eight, great-grandfather ot tout, runtjrai rngay 1 a.m.

Kaul Funeral Horn. 28433 ieffer- ton, St, Clair Shores. Family will receive visitors Wednesday 5-9, Thursday 2. Interment Cadillac Memorial arons. SMITH LILLIAN Beloved wife of the late Raymomd Smith.

Dear mother of Allen and Dr. Arnold (Diane) Smith. Grandmother of Raena and Jennifer. Sister of Henry aengman, uoroiny scnuDinerano Sara Wllenkin. Services Wednesday morning at the Ira Murman vnopvi.

iniermeni Hill Park Cemetery, TEER RUSSELL (Agt 82) Beloved husband of Jennie (Janet), Dearest father ot Mrs. Virginia (Donald) Karpinski. Grandfather of David. Also one sister. Funeral Friday 9 30 a m.

at the A.H. Paters Funeral Home, 32000 Schoenherr at Masonic (13 12 Mile) in Warren and 10 a.m. St. Sylvester Catholic Church. Scripture service Thursday 7 p.m.

Visitation Wednesday after 3 p.m. TEMPLIN MARJORIE Aoe 72 Beloved wife of Victor. Dear mother of Charles, Clyde and Victor Templin. Dear grandmother of Thomas, Sean, Kenneth, Michelle and Steven. Sister of Clifford, James, Leo, Patrick, Charles and the late Tracy Miller.

Funefal Friday 1130 a m. Kaul Funeral Home, 27830 Gratiot, Roseville. Visita-tlon Thursday 2 30-9 p.m. VALLONE LENA J. Nov.

18. Beloved sister of Joseph, Dominic, Tony, Frank, Gus, Vera Fuoco and Lorraine, Sister-in-law of Joe Fuoco. Also seven nieces and nephews. Funeral from Detroit Chapel of the Frank J. Calcaterra Funeral Home, Inc.

16090 E. 7 Mile (Wo-ross at Kelly) Friday 9 a.m St. Veronica Church 10 a.m. Prayer service Thursday 7:30 p.m VANECKO MICHAEL Aqe 71. November 18, lyyi.

Beiovea nusDano ot I'ara Belle. Steofather of William VII- laire, Roberta Nahabetian and Barbara Tonkovich. Grandfather of seven. Great grandfather ol two. orotner ot joe, Ann, Mary, Elizabeth, Andy and Helen.

Memorials may be made to St. Nicholas Orthodox Church in Barton, Ohio. Services Thursday 10 30 a at The Harry J. Will Trust 100 Funeral Noma 2550 Plymouth Redford. Interment St.

Nicholas Cemetery, Barton, Ohio. Visitation Wednesday alter 3 p.m. Cemeteries, Monuments GLEN EDEN 2 lots, $500 each. 588-5318 WHITE CHAPEL CEMETERY Block E. 6 spaces.

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