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6C THE DETROIT NEWS SUNDAY, MARCH 31, 1991 I State Supreme Court will decide if attorney can practice again Joseph Galia, retired produce vendor By Eric Freedman NEWS LANSING BUREAU LANSING The Michigan Supreme Court will consider this week how long a disbarred attorney can be prohibited from practicing law. The justices will be asked to de Friendly merchant: Customers, many the cream of Detroit society, were on a first-name basis with him and left notes with their maids. failed to prove he is entitled to public trust and confidence. Also on the court's agenda this week are: An appeal by a man found guilty of the 1987 murder of a 15-year-old Redford Township boy at a school bus stop, Melvin Banks hopes to overturn his conviction in the shooting of Leonard Ingram. A trio of drunken-driving cases.

They include a Cheboygan County appeal by a man accused of operating a snowmobile under the influence of liquor and an Oakland County case in which an unconscious suspect was arrested at home without a warrant after he allegedly left the scene of an accident. IS left clothes for his children. Mr. Galia spent virtually all of his spare time fishing to help feed his growing family, which also enjoyed the overflow of fruits and vegetables. "Those were hard times, but he was a great father," Tormeno said.

"His family was everything to him, and he took care of us. He took us to the zoo and to parks." After retiring at age 67, Mr. Galia spent most days fishing in the Detroit River and around New Baltimore. "He liked bluegill, but he also caught some big fish, like pike," Tormeno said. "I know they were big because I had to help clean them." A World War I Army veteran, Mr.

Galia was a member of the American Legion. He also belonged to the Detroit Metropolitan Fruit Vendors Association, which gave a 50-year service award to him in 1982. His wife, Josephine, died in 1984, and his only son, Frank, died three years later. Besides his daughter, Mary Tormeno, he is survived by five daughters, Pauline Bommarito, Joanne Milowe, Rose Bommarito, Mae Zannitti and Earmeline Martin; 24 grandchildren; 52 great -grandchildren; and 27 great-great-grandchildren. A scripture service is scheduled for 5 p.m.

today in the Sterling Heights Chapel of the Frank J. Calcaterra Funeral Home, 13650 E. 15 Mile. A funeral mass will be at 10 a.m. Monday in St.

Donald Church, 16300 12 Mile, Roseville, with burial in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Detroit. cide whether to readmit Irving R. August, a Detroit bankruptcy specialist, to the bar despite federal convictions for conspiracy to defraud the government, obstruction of justice and corruptly influenc learned to speak excellent English and when the first Model A Ford truck came out, he got one to sell from." Over the years, Mr. Galia became friends with many of his customers, some of them in the upper echelon of Metro Detroit society.

They called him "Joe," and left notes with maids for their orders. It was not uncommon to see a smiling Mr. Galia walking with an armload of produce through a kitchen door. At Christmas time, he received a number of gifts from his customers, and during the Great Depression, when he nearly lost his home, they By Doug Bradford THE DETROIT NEWS Retired produce vendor Joseph Galia, 93, of Roseville died of heart disease on Friday, March 29, 1991, in Warren's Macomb Hospital Center. Mr.

Galia, a native of Italy, came to the United States at age 16 unable to speak Engish and took a job laying railroad tracks. He married four years later and shortly afterward began his career with a horse and buggy. "He bought from the farmers in Eastern Market and rode up and down the streets ringing a bell," said his daughter, Mary Tormeno. "He August: Served one year in federal prison. provided $5,000 for an electric wheelchair porch lift.

Ms. White is survived by her parents, William and Bobbie White; three sisters; and one brother. Services arranged by the Swanson Funeral Home, of Detroit, were Bee smart toor'Tst tourist (noun) Tourist is a word consisting of "tour," and the "-ist" ending. The "-ist" ending means "a person who does," and in this case "tour" means "to travel." The word "tour" came from the Latin, tornus, to polish or round off, and moved into French as tor and tourn, where it meant "a turn, round, circuit, trick or feat." In the 1600s, the word meant "to. travel around" or "make a trip or voyage." The word came into English in the 17th century.

Today "tour" can mean "a trip," or it could mean "a period of service," like a "tour" of duty in the military. ing a court clerk. It is one of 13 civil and criminal cases the Supreme Court will hear Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. August, 60, and his lover, bankruptcy clerk Kathleen Bogoff, were convicted in a payoff scheme to ensure that his law firm's cases were assigned to judges who were generous in awarding legal fees. The scheme included cash and rent payments to Bogoff.

He was disbarred in 1983 and served one year of a two-year federal prison term. In Michigan, unlike some other states, disbarment is not permanent and lawyers can seek readmission to the bar after five years of "exemplary conduct." The Attorney Discipline Board has voted to return August's license. The separate Attorney Grievance Commission, which prosecutes lawyer misconduct, wants the Supreme Court to turn down August's application. Backed by the State Bar, the commission argues that August bachelor of arts degree at Marygrove College. She was in charge of school cafeterias at Girls Catholic Central in Detroit and Our Lady of Lourdes in River Rouge.

She also was in charge of cafeterias and convents at St. Mary of Redford and Holy Redeemer high schools, both in Detroit. "She always was very popular. She was the one who would go get you a sandwich or a piece of cake," said Sister Mary F. Hogan of the IHM.

"She also was involved in helping the poor and was active with retired senior citizens and volunteer projects in Monroe." Sister Mary, known for her cooking and sewing, also had some nursing training and once went to the island of Grenada in the West Indies to care for the sick and elderly. Visitation is at 7 tonight in the IHM Mother House Chapel, 610 W. Elm, Monroe. A funeral is scheduled for 10 a.m. Monday in the chapel, with burial in Monroe's St.

Mary Cemetery. Rupp Funeral Home of Monroe is in charge of arrangements. Syketha White EMU student got a Helping Hand Syketha White, 25, of Detroit, a junior in architectural engineering at Eastern Michigan University, died of multiple sclerosis on Saturday, March 23, 1991, in Detroit Receiving Hospital. Ms. White was stricken at age 17 and her condition grew progressively worse.

After her plight was written about in The Detroit News Helping Hands column on Aug. 29, 1988, a benefactor Sister Mary Simeon Nun looked out for those in need Sister Mary Simeon's telephone rang more often than anyone's, said the other nuns at the Immaculate Heart of Mary Convent in Monroe. Invariably, the caller was someone who wanted her to lead a prayer group for some special occasion, such as a funeral. Over the last 30 years, Sister Mary was always ready to grant their requests. That was one of her duties.

Sister Mary died of heart failure on Friday, March 29, 1991, in the St. Mary Health Care Center in Monroe. She was 87. She was born on a farm in Attica, Mich. She entered the convent at age 18 in June 1921.

Her early expertise was in home economics. She earned a Harry L. Silverman, 69, of Birmingham, a certified public accountant with the firm of Grant Silverman, died of respiratory failure Thursday, March 28, 1991, in Detroit's Sinai Hospital. Mr. Silverman is survived by his wife, Annette; daughters, Deborah Lee and Cathy; and brothers.

Services will be 11 a.m. Monday in the Hebrew Memorial Chapel, 26640 Greenfield, Oak Park, with burial in Hebrew Memorial Park Cemetery, Mt. Clemens. This daily column is designed to help students prepare tor the 1991 spelling bee sponsored by Lawrence Technological University and The Detroit News Words illustrated are typical ol those used in bees but may not be used in competition First spelling preferences are from Webster Third New international Dictionary. DEATH NOTICES Death Notices UL STEVENS HINKEL PAVLE WHEELOCK 30 Cemeteries, Monuments EVA (nee Glftin), March 23, 1991.

Todays Alphabetical Listing LILLIAN, March 29, 1991. Beloved FEIERABEND PERRY O. March 24, 1991 of Lapeer. Beloved husband of Alice. Dearest father of Robert and LOUIS N.

March 79, 1991. Beloved husband of Gloria. Dear father of Nickolas Pavle. Kathv Dietlkes uear motner ot BarDara Sister of Ross Giffin. Memo- PAUL March 29.

Dear father ot Tonya M. Fortune, Paula Phillips and JacquelineLeBlanqdear wire or ine iaie rioya; oeai mother of Maraaret JarrelL Ja CADILLAC Memorial Gardens West -2 lots, S400ea. 369-2376 John. Also survived by five grand land Sophie Malone. Brother of Norman Pavle, Dora Dlmitrlou I rial serivces Our Lady of Fatlma Catholic Church, 13500 Oak Park Oak Park steptatner ot James H.

LeBianc; dear brother of Earl Wheelock; children; one great grandchild; CHRISTIAN Memorial 2 lots, net Catalano, Floyd L. Jr. and Marilyn Manoogien; grandmother of five, great-grandmother of four; also survived by ten sisters and brothers. Visitation Monday and the late Angelo. Also survived by arandchlldren.

Visitation Sun bronze marker, swuu. a-Z4 Monday p.m. Lontnoutions sua aiso survivea Dy live granocniiO' ren. Funeral Wednesday 11 a.m ALTLAND MAR JORIE A. March 29, 1991, age 96.

Beloved wife of the late Charles B. Dear mother of Enid M. Durst, Ruth A. Helmrich, Charles Shirley J. Todd, and the late George J.

Also survived by IS grandchildren, 28 great grandchildren and five great oreat arandchlldren. Funeral day 12-9 p.m, Harry J. Will Trust CHR ISTIAN Memorial Cultural at A.J. Desmond A Sons Funeral gested to Hospice of Southeast Michigan or the Capuchin Soup Kitchen. Mrs.

Stevens was a 3-9 and Tuesday 12-9. Services Home, im Rd. betw iw runerai nome juuu iix Miie Dri (a nf Dniar caruira Cntr. 2 spaces. s3000best, 795-0022 TWO Cemetery lots Christian Wednesday i p.m.

at tne Jonn n. Maple and Bio Beaver). Family will receive friends Mondav and retired anesthetist. banttiu a son runtrai Home, i ijv Inkster Rd. (betw.

Ford Rd. and Memorial. 651-1988, 6-8 p.m. Tuesday 2-9 p.m. Contributions p.m.

aunaay. i-unerai service Monday 12:30 p.m. at St. Clement Orthodox Church, 19400 Ford Dearborn. Interment Grand Monday 11 a m.

at Sawyer-fuller Cherry Hill). suggesteo to soutntieia innstian WHITE CHAPEL Near en FRANKINI RICHARD A. March 28, 1991. Beloved husband of Ann, dear father of Mrs. Kan-ppJ dis (Gerald) Seymour, Mrs.

Carol Ann (Capt. Kevin) Bowen and Thomas R. (Jill) Frankini; brother of Mrs. Patricia (Joseph) Mairorano and Mrs. Kathleen (Raymond) Schurtter; grandfather of four.

Funeral service Monday 11 a.m. SWEENEY f-unerainome, iiww. izwueKa (2 blocks W. of Woodward). Visi trance.

SJS 13131 522-0873 acnooi, iww Lanser utn-field Ml 48034. Lawn. HYPNER GERTRUDE M. Beloved wife of the late James E. Dear sister of tation Saturday 6-9, Sunday 1-9.

In Memoriam EVA, March 28, 1991. Beloved wife inTermem uanview cemetery. Gilbert E. Delaney, Roy F. Dela- ot tne late waiter; aearest motner RAYL WHITE LEON A.

Of Livonia Aoa 17 ney, umnne a. wuivinui ano Helen M. Masacek. Dear friend of ANDREWS LOU ELLA, March 29. 1991.

ot Shirley (Mitchell) Janus; loving grandmother of Bruce (Meio-die), Jennifer and Klmberlv: at Thayer-Rock Funeral Home, March 30. Beloved husband of the late Olive G. White; loving broth great-grandmother of Sean and Kathryn Gannon. Also survived by many nieces and nephews. Visitation 2-9 p.m.

Monday. Funeral Tuesday II a.m. at the A.H. Beloved wife of the late Harold (Milman) Andrews; aunt of jjouj urana Kiver ve r-armina ton 1 blk, W. of Farmington Rd.l Visitation Sunday 6-9 o.m.

Memo er or minsm J. nn re or or onion. DEDJCATED TO MY MOTHER LEONA H. LAWSON (WORLD'S GREATEST eve; oear sisier or mac urapin ski. Funeral Monday 9:15 a.m.

Cedric. Doslthe, Talllen and Leda George and Bernard Hall. Visits tion Sunday 6-9. Monday 6-9 Peters Funeral Home 32000 of Amnerst, Nova Scotia, Sister Dorothy of Halifax. Nova Scotia rials requested to Henry Ford Hospice, 2921 W.

Grand Boulevard from the Jarztmbowskl Funeral Home, 16957 W. Warren at Arte Schoenherr at Masonic (13V Ml Funeral Tuesday 10:30 a.m. Kaul Funeral Home. 28433 Jefferson Rd.) Warren. ScriDture service NCPJWZ, Detroit 48W2.

sian. To St. Anselm Church 10 and Kay of Pte. Claire, Quebec-several nieces and neDnews also KENNETH RODABAUGH (KEN) Age 85. March 22, 1991.

Beloved husband of Winifred R. Rayl, Algoa, Texas. Graduate Detroit City College of Eng. 1928. Ambassador at Large El Mina Shrine Temple, Galveston, Texas, 32nd Degree Mason Masonic Lodge, Houghton Lake, Ml.

Past patron Order of Eastern Star H514, Past Watchman of Shepherds, Order of White Shrine of Jerusalem, Life Member of Blue Lodge, Life Time Contributor Shrlner's Cripple Children's Hospital, Member ot Algoa Baptist St. Clair Shores. Interment, a.m. Interment, Holy Cross Ceme' survive. Funeral service Schrad wnjre Chapel cemetery.

FULLERTON tery. Kosary Sunday 8 p.m. i.w p.m. Monday. Memorial contributions may be made to Cottage Hospital Hospice or Michigan Cancer Foundation.

er Funeral Home, 280 S. Main Altland, Marjorie A. Andrews, Louella Baranski, Wanda A. Bosman, John L. Burke, Robert Joseph Chiaverini, Mary Ann Cooper, Charles L.

Darling, Miriam Dover, Florence M. Dudash, Steven A. Feierabend, Perry 0. Frankini, Richard A. Fullerton, Michael C.

Funk, John J. Gillette, Mary Lucile Gilroy, William E. Grant, Paul Grim, Eva E. Grossman, Lewis Hamiel, Edwin Hamilton, Irene M. Happel, Dr.

Robert F. Hinds, John T. Hinkel, Lillian Hypner, Eva Irla, Helen L. Irwin, E. Daniel Jablonski, Richard S.

Jackson, Andrew Jr. Johnson, Jessie I. Juntunen, Arvid A. Karolski, Zyg Kegler, Kathleen L. Kipps, Virginia E.

Klimek, Edward F. Krantz, Sr. Mary Simeon, I.H.M. Krussman, Helen Kucab, Mary F. Leader, Roland Lilly, William John Lombardo, John J.

Lysinger, Luella E. Malliaros, Julia McGinty, Sarah Jane Melcher, Virginia Davis Mencotti, Anneliese D. Menerey, Freda J. Michael, Maron Mikelos, John J. Molnar, Alexander Mrakitsch, Vincent J.

Oleszkowicz, Margaret L. Organek, Leonard L. Parker, Conrad Patrick, Betty C. Pavle, Louis N. Provost, Betty Rayl, Kenneth R.

Roberts, Dale G. Rohlik, Eleanore Rowan, Andrew I. Roy, Marie Silverman, Harry L. Smith, Joan Shulman Sommers, Jessie Starner, Bernard W. Stevens, Eva Sved, Elizabeth Sweeney.Gertrude M.

Tartaglia, Umberto Thompson, Frederick D. Tomaszewski, Walter Trzeciak, Elaine Tucker, William VanTol, Annabel Walker, Edna Wheelock, Paul E. White, Leon A. Wible, Elizabeth Wilhelmi, Kenneth L. Williams, Willie Lee Wittig, Clark Wojnar, Sr.

Mary Irene F.S.S.J. Youngs, Marlene A. Young, Virginia R. Yriart, Phillip L. MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER, of MOTHER) HAPPY EASTER.

I'M THINKING OF YOU ALWAYS. I MISS YOU SO VERY MUCH. I LOVE YOU. IRLA piymoutn, luesoay 2 p.m. visile tion Monday 2-5 and 7-9 p.m.

Plymouth, aae 18. March 28. BARANSKI WANDA A. March 19, 1991. Sister HELEN L.

March 27, 1991. Dear Beloved son of Donald G. and Judith A. of Plymouth. Loving of Alexandrine Chapman an oroiner oi neresa a.

or vm- WIBLE, TARTAGLIA UMBERTO March 29. Age 81 Beloved husband of Giacinta, outh. Dearest grandson of Hedwia Michalskl of Port Sanilac, ELIZABETH Age 10. March 29, mother of Patrick and Harvey; sister of Vivian Noethen. Family will receive friends Monday from 10 a.m.

till time of service at 11 a.m. at the Vasu, Rodgers Connell Chapel of A. Desmond Harriet Baranski. Funeral from O'Brien ChapelTed C. Sullivan Funeral Home 41555 Grand River, Novi, 346-1800, Wednesday morning at 15 and Our Lady of Sorrows Church, Farmington, at YOUR LITTLE BOY, MICHAEL 6ERGER (PAT) dear father of Armando and the ii.

rvtorner ot flrtnur (ivtarcia), Margaret Brooks, and David Mich, and Wilma (James) Glenn of Calif. Several aunts and uncles unurcn. Keiireo nrysier Lorp, 1968. Survived by two sisters, wife, four sons, one daughter, 11 grandchildren, six great grand children. God Bless, Amen.

late cesidio and bilda; grandta ther of five; brother of Ernie, iso survive. Funeral service Nine grandchildren. Sister of Mrs. Lily Esposito. In state at a sons, 4j5 ri, oo a war iberw.

Virginia Castelluccl, Tony and visitation Tuesday i-v p.m. Rosarv Tuesday 6:45 Dm. Addolorata DeLuca. Prayers at viinffuvn runerai mini, idjvu Mack at Outer Sunday 1-8 Donations to American Diabetes Monday, 10 a.m. at the Schrader Funeral Home, 260 S.

Main Plymouth and 10:30 a.m. at Our Lady of Good Counsel, 1160Pennl-man, Plymouth. Scripture service IRWIN Manns-Ferguson runerai noma, 17000 Middlebelt (S. of 6 IF YOU WISH TO PLACE a remembrance for a loved one, please contact Mrs. MORAN at 977-7614 tor more Information and assistance.

Association, ptease, Suite 400, ROBERTS DALE GRUVER. March 29. 1991 p.m. Memorial services at the St. James Lutheran Church, 170 McMillan Grosse Pte.

Farms. Monday 9:30. Mass at St. Prlscilta Church 10 a.m. Visitation Sunday E.

DANIEL, age 76, of Ferndale Beloved husband of Evelyne dear father of Thomas Joan field Ml 48U75. iunaay :jup.m. Monday at 11 a.m. Memorials to z-y p.m. Kosary aunoey p.m.

tne cnurcn would oe appreciated. BOSMAN FUNK Husband of Ruth; brother of Ruth Laudenslager. Visitation at Wm. R. Hamilton 820 E.

Maple, Birmingham, Sunday 6-8 p.m. and Mondav 2-4 and 6-8 o.m. Funeral and Jon brother of Hazel Johnson; loving grandfather of four. Visitation Sunday 3-6 p.m. Spaulding A Curtin Funeral JOHN March 29, 1991.

Beloved IN LOVING MEMORY OF WALDON HENRY DUGAN Passed awav March 10. 1971 THOMPSON WILHELMI brotner ot Mildred Bardeieben; leaves many nieces and neDhews JOHN J. March 29. Cherished husband of Inez. Proud father of Andrea, Rebecca and deceased son Mathew.

Special friend of service at Lutheran Church of the FREDERICK D. Aoe 82 March 29. KENNETH L. Of Westland Aae Home, 500 W. 9 Mile Fern Services Tuesday 9:30 a.m.

from 1991, of Royal Oak. Husband of the Redeemer, 1800 w. Maple, Bir mingham, Tuesday 11 a.m. Thought of by wife Peggy; Sons James, William, Thomas, Robert and Daniel, daughters in law and grandchildren, tne aaiewsm f-unerai Home, mil dale. Memorial service Monday 2:30 p.m.

at Zion Lutheran Church, Ferndale. Memorials to OCC Dan Irwin Nature Trail co W. warren. To St. Suzanne Oary Minassian.

Brotner of Ruben, Pauline Welton, Esther Lemhi Han rHarSnr I tnrf Pi mt.ift 22. March 29. Beloved son of Elaine G. of Westiand and Ernest A. of Plymouth.

Loving brother of Gregory and Brian Wilhelmi of Westland. Dearest grandson of Gladys Smith of Dearborn and Always remempereg ano ipvea Church id a.m. interment, St. Hedwia Cemetery. ScriDture sen ROHLIK Stepfather of Suzanne Armstrong OCC Foundation, Rotary Founda tinei.

t-amer ot tveiyn Wilkinson, Fred (Ruth) Thompson, Clinton (Mary) Thompson, and Beth Wilson. Brother of Helen Johnson. 14 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Visitation at the Kinsey-Garretl Funeral Home, 420 S. Lafayette, Royal vice Monday p.m.

Visitation tion co Ferndale Rotary Club, In Loving Memory of HENRIETTA ADAMS AAarrh IMA It hc haan no anaron uiassco, runerai ser-ice Tuesday 1 o.m. from the ELEANORE Beloved mother of Mrs. Jack (Betty) Goldberg. Dear aunaay u-v p.m. ana iion Lutneran cnurcn Memo Liian yvnneimi ot city, sev eral aunts and uncles also sur Neelv-Turowskl Funeral Home rial Fund.

KIPPS LYSINGER 'one vear since vou want to MRAKITSCH granamoTner or Knonoa Aian; BURKE 30200 Five Mi. Rd. (between VIRGINIA aoe 66. March 27. uarnen ana uenny ooidDerg.

Sister of Sam (Trudv) Oistacher. uaK. i-y o.m. Monoev ana lues- ROBERT JOSEPH. Beloved hus JABLONSKI, Middlebelt and Merriman).

Interment White Chapel Cemetery. vive. Funeral service Tuesday 10 a.m. at the Schrader Funeral Home 280 South Main Plymouth and 10:30 a.m. at Our Lady of dav.

Funeral 12:30 p.m. Wednes 1991. Wife of James Klprjs. Mother RICHARD S. March 21.

1991 VINCENT 1. Age 74, March 30, 1991 of Lincoln Park. Beloved father of Thomas (Barbara), Richard (Cora Anne) and Valerie Hendricks (Mark). Dear brother LUELLA March 30, 1991. Wife of the late Karl; aunt of Michael McCormlck, Betty Fix, Elaine Ziemieckl and Patricia Downey.

Funeral at Verheyden Funeral day at the First Baptist Church of band of Patricia; dear father of Mrs. Louis (Susan) Peters, Miss of Stephen (Mary), Janine rest. There Is an overwhelming void In my heart and life, yet the memory of your understanding smile and warmth seem to fill this void. You are still and always will be a part of my life. visnaiion monaay -v p.m.

Graveside services Monday 2 p.m. Hebrew Memorial Park. Arrangements by Hebrew Memo Beloved husband of JoAnn and Koyai uaK. interment Roseiand Park Cemeterv. Memorials to the the late Joan.

Dear father of Maureen Veiasco, Mrs. Mark (Janie) Dovle, Mrs. Paul (Julie) istevei ana uean (buei. farano-mother of Jennl, Jonah and Elizabeth. A memorial service will be GILROY uooa lounsei, neu renniman, Plymouth.

Scripture service Monday 7 p.m. rtaimapei mj- tu Christine Jablonski ot Las Vegas cnurcn. Kelly, Timothy, Brian and Robert nome, iojuu Mack at uuter urive, Monday 10 a.m. Love ano miss vou. held at a later date.

ot peter Mrakirscn, i-rank, mom-as and Michael Leblong, Kather-ine Judae and Barbara Hender- eun uanj, war or uan uiego, Michael (Carol), Joni (Mike) Per Burke; brother of Ruth Herbert, Your daughter Charlotte. ri and Jason Voss. Grandfather of Trtii rmu umi inn ison. Also leaves seven Patricia Quinn, Joan Bordo and William Burke; grandfather of WILLIAMS KLIMEK TOMASZEWSKI MCGINTY Honev, It's been 15 years since EDWARD F. March 26.

Dearest ROWAN ANDREW I. Age 65. March 28, 1991. Of Grayling, Ml and Brooks-ville, FL. Formerly of Ferndale.

WILLIAM E. March 27, age 78 of Lakeland, Flor. formerly of West-land. Beloved husband of Alice and the late Faith. Dear father of LeRoy (Freeda) of McPherson, Kansas, Mrs.

Richard (Constance) Strunk of Jackson, and Mrs. Martin (Geraldine) Beiisle louis, carta, vie, uane, raui, WALTER March 28. Beloved hus Emily; Brother of John. Funeral from the Verheyden Funeral Home. 16300 Mack at Outer husband of Ne he: be oved Michael and Amanda.

Services SARAH JANE March 28. Age 83, Of WUU lVB uu uviir MIT aiUV, ULM you will never be out of my heart. grandchildren, services Wednesday a.m. at the John K. Solosy Funeral Home 3206 Fort, Lincoln Park.

Mass at Christ the Good SheDherd Church. Interment band of Jane. Dear father of Charles J. (Dawn), Stephanie Ann 9 30 a m. Tuesday at the A.H.

wayne. uear motner ot winitrea father of Eldcn dearest son of Sophie Clark; also Beloved husband of Lalah. Father Tuesday at 9:30 and to St. Clare Church at 10. Pravers Monday Peters Funeral Home 20705 Mack iuui wire, uuLurcca WILLIE LEE Born lo the proud parents ol Wesly and Julia Williams on Dec.

21, 1917. He left home at an early age coming to Detroit seeking a career. He found his way into boxing and had a nice success. He met Ella Porter surv ved bv four arand at Vernier Rd Grosse Pointe and Scott Stephen. Brother of Eugene, David, Thaddeus and the late Joseph.

Funeral service Mon iviiMiieiiin, auu uciiiio, many brothers and sisters; also five grandchildren and three evening at visitation buna ay Woodmere. Visitation Monday chlldren and one areatarand- of Belleville. Also two stepsons. Brother of Mildred Walker. Eve Woods, and 10 a.m.

at St. Joan of toy, Monaay viiot. 55 yju-v p.m. ana i uesaay u-v p.m. Card ol Thanks and Prayers Arc Church.

Scripture service day 9:30 a.m. at: Leo i. Miller ot Robert (Marilyn) Rowan, Kay (Thomas) Calnen, Gilbert (Connie) Clave, James (Beverly) Clave and Winifred (Charles) Davis. Brother of Charles (Janet) Rowan. 16 arandchlldren.

3 oreat- grear-granacntioren. viewing Monday 4-9 p.m. Funeral at the p.m. Monday. Visitation 3-9 Sun- runerai nome, 9277 jos tampau JACKSON lyn Strickllna, George, Erma Gregg, lona Allen, Glen, Earl, and the Tate Harry and Alice Aho.

Also four arandchiidren and five step day and 12-y Monday. child; brother of Henry and Edna Feoan. Funeral Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. from the Lesney Son Funeral Home, 13201 W. Warren, Dearborn to St.

Barbara Catholic Church at 11 a.m. Rosarv Tuesday instate aunaay 1 until p.m. and married, had three children, Wlllielte Peoples, Julia Ann Williams and Willie James Williams, three steochlldren Cordv Pvant. OLESZKOWICZ MARGARET L. Aae 76.

March 29. unr runerai noma, jmuu Glenwood, Westland, Tuesday 10 a.m. ANDREW JR. March 30. 1991 HOLY SPIRIT you make me see ranacnuaren.

visnafion ai ine Beloved husband ot Alice. Dear CHIAVERINI 1991. Beloved wife ot the late grandchildren, Funeral at the Uht nsavGarran Funara Homi father of Andrew (Pat) Jackson, SteDhen. Dear mother of Denn s. TRZECIAK MARY ANN Aoe 85 of Hollywood.

420 S. Lafayette, Roval Oak. Sun at 7 p.m. Entombment St. Hedwlg MELCHER Funeral Home jmuq Glenwood Westland Tuesday 1 p.m.

Elizabeth Morehouse, Robert formerly of Detroit died mausoleum, visiranon Beginning uonna) jacKson ana KODert iu day 3-9 and Monday 1-9. Funeral Tuesday 1) a.m. at the funeral VIRGINIA DAVIS March 29. 1991. ELAINE, March 29, 1991.

Beloved wife of the late Joseph; dear Mrs. Kits utzman ano martin Also survived by six grandchild ren and two areat oranddauah- Family suggests memorials to the Nathaniel Williams, Karol Iwuo-ha. He also has another daughter Shirley Holioway and a host of grandchildren and great grandchildren he leaves behind to mourn and carry on for him. Wee March 27, 1991. Devoted a area ana) Jones.

Grandfather of sev rvionaay ana luesaay i-v. ijiaeon internaTionai. nome. interment wnire inapei, mother of Barbara (Leonard I en. Brother of Kay, Ann and ters.

Dear sister of Charles and deal of her time resettling Italian immigrants. Dearest mother of Roger of Holland, Ml, Theresa Oemke of Iowa Citv. Iowa. Sr wisniewsKi, Konaid (Karen), Patricia McClearv. Mary Ann (Os Mary McCarthy and Mrs.

Lenna of Bloomfield Hills. Wife of Richard R. Mother ol Richard R. Susan Morden, John E. and Philip W.

Melcher. Grandmother of eight. Sister of Philip and Eliza- riorence. nusDana ot me late Elizabeth (Emig). Visitation GRANT KRUSSMAN HELEN Beloved wife of Fred.

Willie Williams the Pawnbroker. car) Elklnt and Darlene (Kevin) ROY basron. i-unerai service t.m a.m. Mondav at R.G.ft G.R.Harris Fu. PAUL Beloved son of Catherine JoAnne Chiaverini, I.H.M.

of Dear mother of Joann Peterson monaay o-v ano luesoay Rosary Tuesday 7:30 p.m. Services Wed. 9:30 a.m. from John N. Shaughnessy; sister of Alice Brown, Evelyn Johnson, Eleanor Dear brother of John (Gerry), Data fO.H n.L.i ru and the ate Donald Moth WITTIG Detn.

visitation at wm. r. Hamilton 820 Maple Flint. Grandmother of three. Visitation Monday 2-4 and 7-9.

Wake neral Home 15451 Farmington Livonia to a 10 a.m. Mass of the Resurrection at St. Maurice Santeiu A Son Funeral Home 1139 ireciaK, uarence uracil, Evan Catherine. Funeral service Mon everytnmg ana who show the way to reach my Ideal. You who give me the divine gift to forgive and forget the wrong that Is done to me and you who are In all my Instances of my life with me.

I In this short dialogue want to thank you for everything end confirm once more that I never want to be separated Irom you no matter how great the material desire may be. I want to be with you and my loved ones In you perpetual glory. Amen. Thank you tor your love towards me and my loved ones. Persons must pray this prayer for 3 consecutive days without asking for their wish after the third Say their wish will be granted no matter how difficult It may be promise to publish this dialoge as soon as this favor Is granted.

J.H.Mc. CLARK. Beloved husband of er-in-law of Norma Krussman and the late James R. Peterson. Also seven grandchildren and two MARIE March 29.

Age 47. Beloved wife of Joseph; dear stepmother of Mark, Deborah and Suzanne; dear sister of Pete (Irene) Martin; dear aunt of Nicole and Michael. Family will receive leun Kooertson ana i nomas ura- inkster Rd. betw. Ford Rd.

and service Monday 7 p. no. at Pan ciera Memorial Home Hollywood Dirmingnam, wonoay s-v p.m. Memorial service at the Congre- day 10 a.m. at the 5 K.

Schulti catnoi Church. 32765 Lyndon, Cherry muu to M. Robert beiiar- Trust 100 Funeral Home, 21705 Clara; dear father of Clark Roger, Janice and Denis Wittig; grandfather of John. Laura. Linda and Livonia.

Visitation 5-9 p.m. Satur FL. (305 989-9900. Funeral Mass reaT-aranacniiaren. r-unero minecnurcnat uia.m.

Gratiot at 8'i Mile. lOOO Cranbrook Bloomfield ondav 11 a.m. at the A.H. Peten Tuesday 11:15 a.m. at Little Flow day and 4- p.m.

Sunday, scripture service 7:30 p.m. Sunday. Karen; also survived by three nnis, luesoay na.m. Funeral Home 32000 Schoenherr friends at the McFarland-Foss Funeral Home, 5401 Schaefer. JOHNSON uik.

ai.v sui viveu uj nine yiaiiu- children. Funeral Tuesday 9:15 from the D.S. TemrowsM Funeral Home, 30009 Hoover Rd. at Common Mile). St.

Wary Magdalen for 10 a.m. Mass. Rosary Monday 7 p.m. Visitation 5-9 GRIM er Lainonc cnurcn, Hollywood, FL. Entombment Hollywood Me morial Gardens.

Praver memori at Masonic U'l Mile) in Warren. rear-granasons. services p.m. uesdav at A.H. Peters Funeral Dearborn, Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9 JESSIE I.

Age 91. March 28, 1991 visitation Sunday 3-9 p.m. ORGANEK Home, 20705 Mack at Vernier Rd i.m, runerai service vveanesaay als may be made in the name of ueiovea wne or tne iaie wiinam a EVA E. March 27, 1991. Wife of the late Lamar.

Life member of Eastern Star Wolverine Chapter LEONARD March 27. 1991 Grosse Pointe Woods. Memorials 1 a.m. ai ine runerai nome. MENCOTTI ANNELIESE D.

March 28, 1991 Aae 76. Dear wife of JoseDh Dear mother of Wayne A. and KUCAB aunaay, i-y monaay. Mary Ann ihiaverini to it. f-ran cis Prayer Center, 1602 E.

Carpen Neil, uear sister ot He en Br en Beloved husband of Josephine; dearest father of Leonard. Rich JI52 Funeral service at: Mc Far- MARY F. Age 74. Beloved wife of to Detroit Rescue Mission appreciated. Retired Battalion Chief after 34 years Detroit Fire Dept.

ford. Dear arandmother of seven ler kj hunt, mi ard (Carolyn), Gregory (Donna), SILVERMAN Great-grandmother of 14 and Beloved mother of John and Patricia Mencotti, William and Marllvn Anderson. Joanne Saltln- naaaeus j. uear momer ot TkariHa.n fiyraa.l uiinl kkmrx. land Foss Funeral Home, 5401 Schaefer Road, Dearborn.

Monday 10 a.m. Visiting hours will be isnairon atrer i p.m. nnonaay. TUCKER WILLIAM March 27. Beloved hus COOPER joan tuavidt Miner ano meryi (Bruce) Martlndale; lovlna HARRY L.

Beloved husband of ST. JUDE'S Noveno Thank you Ann (Gary) Ludwig, thomas great-greaT-granamotner ot three. Service Monday 1 o'clock p.m. Wm Sullivan A Son Funeral held Saturday only 12 noon-9 p.m. Annette.

Dearest father ot Debo grandfather of eight grandchild WOJNAR ger and James and Patricia Mencotti. Sister of William J.C. Rust-mann. Also survived by 12 iLiauoiaj, a. KODeri urn ano Edward.

Also 13 Grandchildren rah Lee and Cathy Silverman jesus, tnank you, St. Jude, Worker of Miracles. My prayers have been answered. R.B.S. CHARLES L.

Beloved husband of Eleanor. Dear father of Wayne and Deborah. Also survived by band of the late Kathleen. Dearest father of James Jocelyne), Kathleen (Gene) Sanburg, Maureen Home 705 W. It 4 ocks Dear brother of Isadore (Evelyn) SR.

MARY IRENE (ANNA) GROSSMAN of Woodward), Royal Oak. Vlslta and Raymond (Nancy) silver-man. Son-fn-law of Morris Kor LEWIS Beloved father of Steven tion Sunday 1-4 and 6-9 p.m. and six great -grandchildren. One brother and four sisters.

Funeral from the Wm. J. Duross Funeral Home 28499 Schoenherr (S. of 12 gronacnuuren ana Tour great grandchildren. Funeral services Mondav 10 a.m.

at St Josenh THANKS TO ST. JUDE -and the ren: oear orotner ot r-rances, Walter (Mildred), Irene Cannon, Carl, Henry, Mary Krlsanda, the late Helen Karplnski and Jenny Zarenski; brother-in-law of Stanley (Mary Ann) Draus, Florence (Larry) KoootniK, Loneen, lor-reen (Rooer) Kaousta and No- tr.s.s.j. March 26, 1991. Beloved daughter of the late John and Pauline; dearest sister of Helen (John) eigni granocntioren ana fen great-grandchildren. Memorial service Monday 11 e.m.

at the Dearborn Chapel of the Howe- man. Brother-in-law of Joseph (Joan), Fred, and Dianne Grossman. Dear friend of Ann Stes- reen (Rock) St. Pierre. Brother of JUNTUNEN Korman.

Services Monday 11 licke. Uncle of Thomas and James mi.) warren, Monday 9:30 a.m. and St. Edmund Church 10 a.m. ARVID A.

March 29. 1991. aae 78 a.m. Htorew memorial tnapei Cwlek, Henry, Bernard (Ber Peterson Funtral Home, 22546 moroem Miiew cz ano warv i. Grossman, Mary Serlin and Ju Catholic Church, Lake Orion.

Visitation at the Lake Orion Chapel of Sparks-Griffin Funeral Home Saturday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m.; Sunday 2-6 p.m. Wake service Saturday 7 Draus. Member of the Msor Hunt Michigan Avenue Prayers Sunday 7 p.m. Visitation Mildred Prultt and Arthur Tucker. Visitation Monday 5-9 p.m.

Tuesday 1-9 p.m. at the Wultk-Calcaterra Funeral Home, Inc. 36900 Schoenherr at Metro Park nlce), Gertrude, the late Sophie, Anthony and Frank: dear sls- dith Ann Haber. Memorial ser aai. 4-y p.m.

ana sun. Noon-v p.m ter-ln-law of Soohie; lovina aunt SMITH DARLING vices 3 clock Tuesday afternoon at Temple Israel, 5525 Walnut Lake W. Bloomfield. Private Beloved husband of Ethel. Dear father of Jeanette (John) Bray, Roy (Karen) Juntunen and Lois Wright.

Grandfather of Brady (Linda) Harris, Sheri (James) McCutcheon, Jill Harris, and Gordon and Jason Wright. Also sur- fi.m. iniermen! casnawn leme-ery. JOAN SHULMAN Beloved mother aauca neon OT jesus Tor TBVOrS received. May the Sacred Heart of Jesus be adored, glorified, loved and preserved throughout the world now and forever.

Oh Sacred Heart of Jesus pray for us, St. Jude worker of miracles Bray for us, St. Jude helper of the opeless, pray tor us. Say this prayer 9 times a day. By the 8th day your prayer will be an- swered, regardless of how hopeless your situation seems.

Publl-cation must be promised. MJ. LEADER way (16 Mile). In state Wednesday 9 a.m. at St.

Ephrem Church, 38900 MIRIAM of Flint. Died March 25. 1991 at her residence. A committa council avt ano Lysttawa VFW Post 4644. Funeral Tuesday 9:15 a.m.

from the Jarzembowskl Funeral Home, 18957 W. Warren at Artesian, to Our Lady of Grace Church 10 a.m. Interment, St. Hedwig Cemetery. of and ounai services were neia.

of Hanley Shulman. Dear sister of of 14 nephews and seven nieces and numerous grand nephews and nieces, Funeral Monday 9 a.m. from the Jariembewskl Funeral Home, 18957 W. Warren at Artesian, to S.S. Peter i.

Paul Naomi (riarryj baiKany. Also survived bv a niece and neDhews. service 2.30 Tuesday at Oakwood Cemetery, Adrian. Memorials uoage park (at 1 Ml.) until service at 10 a.m. Scripture services Tuesday 7 p.m.

Interment MENEREY HAMIEL EDWIN "DADE" Of New Baltl ROLAND (MACK) Husband of the late Eulalla. Brother-in-law of John and Marlorle Buchanan. Funeral Tuesday 11:30 a m. at the A. H.

Peters Funeral Home 2070S Mack at Vernier, Grosse Pointe Woods. Visitation Sunday 5-9 o.m. Services Monday 12 noon at the Ira Kaufman Chapel Interment FREDA March 23. 1991. aoe 91 vivea oy Tour greaT granacnna-ren.

Brother of Olive (Emll) Wittla, Diane (Donald) Schmidt may oe maoe to wooosiae scnoi arshiD Fund. 1509 East Court. pansn rosary monaay p.m. Resurrection. cnurcn, a.m.

interment St Hedwig. Rosary Sunday 2 p.m. Adai inaiom memorial ram. and Ina Schmidt. Visitation 2-5 more.

Beloved husband of the late Margaret (Tracey); dear father ot Daniel, Suzanne (Jim) Kenne- PARKER Flint 46503 or the Salem Housing Task Force, 2610 L. King Flint 48503. Arrangements by Wife of the late Albert mother of Roberta S. Miller and the late Robert S. grandmother of 10 and the late Lorree Sue; II great-grandchildren and one CONRAD.

Beloved husband of and 7-9 p.m. Saturday 6-9 p.m. Sunday at Thaytr-Rock Funeral Home. 33603 Grand River (1 blk. VAN TOL ANNABEL (Tabb).

March 29 ujr. iqiui nt iiiui i-vmi ui, ocr and Monday 1-9 p.m. Memorials to the Kathleen Ann Kemp Memo SOMMERS uooos-uumanois runerai nome YOUNGS MARLENE A. Of Shelbv Two Doris; dearest father of Donald (Karen), Patricia (Frank)Melton JESSIE (nee Ritchie). March 27, rial r-una at innarens Hospital Of Beloved wife of Forest.

Loving mother of Douglas S. (Cathy) and reaT-great-granacnna; sister of orvt Dillon; dearest friend of DOVER Beloved wife of Michael; dearest Michigan appreciatea. 1991. Beloved wife of Arthur. Dear and bar Dura (Dennis) czopeft; dear brothar of Edward, and W.

of Farmington Funeral 11:00 a.m. Monday at Bethlehem Lutheran Church, 35300 W. Eight Ml. Farmington Hills. Memorials eny (KoDerw i nomas ana uaie Hamle1 and the late Edwin and Gary; dear brother of Bernlce Duff and Daniel; 10 grandchildren.

Funeral prayers Tuesday 9 a.m. at Murphy A Hauss Funeral Suzanne orooKS. rnvate memor FLORENCE M. March 25. Be i nomas r.

tjiii). uearesi grano-mother of five arandchlldren and al service later. mother of Lawrence (Deborah), Kevin and David Scott (Suzanne). Grandmother of Lauren. Daniel augnter ot teresa uidtieid and the late Herold; beloved sister of John and Harold Oldfield Funar.

loved wife of the late Edmund; dear sister of Helen Gasser; Mrs. to tne cnurcn are preterreg. FUNERAL DIRECTORS I Caring for your needs. Mattle Lewis; loving grandfather of seven, great-grandfather of three. Chapel service Monday 11 a.m.

at the Ciopek Trust 100 two great-grandchildren. Sister of Nina Carrlere and Warren P. Tabb. Memorial services to be Home. 47477 Romeo Plank.

Ma al Monday 11 a.m. at Murphy Lloyd (Grace) Burton and Cora LILLY, WILLIAM JOHN. March 25, 1991. Father ot Cathy Watt of England. Also survived by three grandchildren.

Memorial Mass at St. and Jeffrey. Funeral Monday 9:30 a.m. from the O. Tern rows Funeral Heme, 30009 Hoover comb Township.

Mass 10 a.m. at MICHAEL MARON (DUKE) March 29 Be- nauss runerai nome, 44 Romeo Plank, Macomb Twp. Paynter. services Monaay 1 1 a.m. from the Utica Cemetery, 8201 runerai nome.

20 uaK KAROLSKI ZYO March 26, 1991. Age 73 Beloved husband of Helen. Lov m. Marys, new Baltimore. Kosa ry Monday 7 p.m.

Wyandotte. Interment, Michigan Road at common 12V Mile), St. Dorothy Church 10 a.m. Visitation Paul's Church (time later). For loved husband of Madeline.

Dear father of Christine I Leo I AlnYlrine memorial rarn. Russell, Utica. Arrangements by the L.J. Griffin Funeral Home, 522-9400. Memorial contributions YOUNG neid at utica united Methodist Church, (650 Canal Road, Sterling Heights Monday II a.m.

Memorial contributions to the United Methodist Homes or the Michigan Heart Foundation appreciated by the family. Arranaements bv ing fattier of Fred (Linda) and Tom (Dianne). Dearett Grandfa turrner information, call the ver heyden Funeral Home, W1-S500. HAMILTON and Martin Michael. Grandfather Saturday 3-9 p.m.

and Sunday 19 p.m. Rosary Sunday 7 p.m. Con- VIRGINIA R. March 24, 1991. Age to the Leader Dogs of tne anna or the Ronald McDonald House PATRICK BETTY C.

Aoe 72. of Highland. IRENE M. Aae 81 of Rlvervlew. In tribut ons appreciated to the Jes (jO Funeral Directors) ther of David, Ken, Jeff and Marty.

Brother of Virginia Thom-ai and the late Edmund. Chester sie Sommers Memorial Fund, or six. hour great-granocniidren. Brother of Joseph, Paul, Vickie end Emily Raymond. Funeral from Verheyden Funeral Home, would be appreciated.

dj. eeiovea wire ot the late Harold. Dear mother of Patricia Knight (Gordon). Barbara Hat siaie Monaay j-t. xosary ai a p.m.

Monday. Funeral mass 10 a March 29, 1991. Beloved wife of Sterling Heights Chapel af the jvwi-eaerai, warren, mi. LOMBARDO JOHN J. Friend of Mary Smith Dear father of Joev and Josh.

and Stanley. Services Monday 9 Tony; beloved mother of Mrs. field (Ronald), and Robert rrana j. laicaTorre runerai Home. Inc.

13650 East 15 Mile at DUDASH IfcWU Mack at uuter Monday Tuesday St. Joseph Catholic Church. Interment Mt. Cormel Cemetery. Arrangements by am.

rravers aunaav Schoenherr Dear brother of tony, Fran, Uspl, rthu JL.ll.it Dlk TAAu! STEVEN A. of Grosse He, former a.m. from Kror punerai nomt 2687 Caniff to St. Ladislaus Church 9:30 a.m. Scripture service a p.m.

Sunday. Visitation Sunday 12 uuoi (van auai vt kiTVinai Douglas (Patricia) Patrick of Saline and Mark (Pamela) Patrick of Wixom; beloved arand Visitation Sunday 1-9 p.m. Young, uranamotner ot Cynthia Norwood, Kathryn Brlceland, Amy Roloff, Roger Knight, Stecey Rov. Pame a Penner. Leslie Hut- vomit, is.ui i nan runtrai nomi iivj Diuaie, ly of New Port ichey, L.

Age vi. March 26. Beloved father of Mi STARNER BERNARD age 67. Beloved father of JoseDh and Patricia; wyenaoTte. a mother of Michael, Lorl, Ronald Ross B.

Northrop Son Funeral Homes'" REDFORD 22401 Grand River 531-0537 NORTHVILLE 19091 NorthvllleRd. 341-1233 noon-y p.m. MIKELOS field, and ten great grandchildren. Visitation Wednesday 11 a.m. dear ion of Blanche Sterner; chael (Joyce) Dudash of Canton and Stephen (Chrlsti) Dudash of Arizona.

Loving grandfather of ano Eddy. Dear son ot carol ano David Lambert (and the late Anthony Lombardo). Funeral service Tuesday a.m. from the Chapel of the E.J. Mandiluk Funeral Directors.

22642 Rvan Rd. and Greg; beloved great-grandmother ot Thomas, Lean and HAPPEL KEGLER JOHN J. Beloved husband of Grace; dearest brother of Andrew brother ot Meivin, Catherine, sr. Rosfta S.S. J.j Lucille, Mildred.

Sr. Jessica; beloved sister of Rine umii memorial service i p.m. at St. Timothv United Methodist KATHLEEN L. Age 11.

March It. and Joseon Mikios, and Mary Six ana area? granaiamer or six. Dearest brother of Elizabeth Kru minaker of Ohio. Memorial ser hold Scherrer. Funeral from Church of the Holy Spirit, High Church, 15888 Archdale, Detroit.

(I blk. S. of 9 Mile). Warren. 9:30 Beloved wife of the late Ralph.

Dear friend of Arlene Chambers. DR. ROBERT March 28, 1991 ot Farmington Hills. Beloved husband of the late Geo V. Dearest father of Douglas R.

(Sheila) and David (Debbie). Also survived by seven grandchildren and one Funeral Monday II a.m. Kaul Funeral Home, 27830 Gratiot, Rose a.m. to St. Mark's catholic land, Tuesday 10 a.m.

Officiating Is Fr. Leo Lu ko. Interment Hlah- Also survived bv three cousins. vices will be announced at a later date. Arrangements by the WALKER EDNA (nee Miloche) 15 years on March 26, 1991 at Grace Hospital, Windsor.

Beloved wife of the late Albert walker and the late Frederick Grandy 1933. Dear mother of Shirley Lech, Albert Joseph Walker, and the late Emerson Grandy, 1986. Loving grandmother to 21 grandchildren. Also survived by many great grandchildren. Sister of Ernest Meloche, Lida Pare, Eva Dowd, Laura Crewo.

and the late Oviia Meloche ville. Visitation Sunday p.m. Memorial services Tuesday ADrl Cnurcn. Rosary 7:30 p.m. Monday.

Visitation after 2 p.m. YRIART PHILLIP L. March 25. 1991 Be. land Cemetery.

Friends may visit at Lynch A Sons (Rlchardion-Blrd 2 at 7 p.m. at the Ross B. Northrop Chlottl; also survived by many nieces and nephews. Services Monday 11:30 a.m. Kaul Funeral Home, 38433 Jefferson St.

Clair Shores. Visitation Sunday 2-9 p.m. Warren Elks Lodge of Sorrow Sunday 8 p.m. An expression of sympofhy may be made to senraaer runerai nome, a. Main Plymouth.

inapeu. Minora, dunaav ano great grandchild. Services Wednesday 1 p.m. at Heenty Sundquist Funeral Heme, 23720 ai Funeral noma, ivuyi Norrn-ville Road at Seven Mile Road. IhtSt MALLIAROS Northvtlle.

Memorials to the Monday 2-9 p.m. Scripture service Monday 7 p.m. Memorials to Church of the Holy Spirit. GILLETTE MARY LUCILE March 29. Be Michigan Cancer Foundation JULIA.

March 29, 1991, age 71. ol Farmington Farmington, (474-52001, Visitation Monday and Tuesday 4-9 o.m. Memorial trib tne American uiebetes assoc. SVED ELIZABETH March 30, 1991. Beloved wife of the late Arvid (George).

Dear mother of Geraldine Leslie, Arvid (Pat) and Margaret (Mrs, John) Gatz. Grandmother of Scott and Laura wouio oe appreciates vvesr Dioomtiera. wire or tne lore John. Dear sister of Alphea A. loved wife of the late Bernard J.

Dear mother of Mrs. Bob (Ellen) Keen of Lake Worth, Florida. Grandmother of Mrs. Brian (Cin KRANTZ PROVOST BETTY Dear mother of Leona utes to American Cancer Society, 29350 Southfield Suite 110, Southfield, Ml. 48076 MOLNAR Georges, George L.

Georges and Sylvia S. Georges. Also several eces and neDhews. Funeral ser loved husband of Delia. Dearest father ot Mrs.

Rite (William) King, Richard (Christine), and Robert. Loving grandfather of William King Kathleen King, and Elisabeth L. Yriart. Also survived by four brothers and sisters. Private services have been held.

The family will receive friends at the Heeney Sundquist Funeral Heme, 23720 Farmington Farmington, (474-5200) on Tuesday April 2, 1991 from 5-9 p.m. Memorial tributes may be made to Kldnev Foundation of SISTER MARY SIMEON, I.H.M. tAge 77. March 29, 1991. Survived by one cousin.

Funeral services 10 a.m. Monday, April 1, in the I.H.M. Motherhouse Chaoel, Mon HINDS Family owned funeral homes caring for their neighbors. and Clarice Beneteau. Mrs Walker was a member of The Legion of Mary and was reflred from Villa Marie Resthome.

Visiting Saturday 4-5, 7-9 p.m. Sunday 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral Monday 9 a.m. from Janlsse Brothers Funeral Home i Chapel 1139 Ouellette Ave, Windsor fo Holy Name ot Mary Church at 9:30 a.m. Prayers Sunday (p.m.

Interment Heavenly Rest Cemetery, Windsor vice Monday II a.m. at the Vasu Rodgers Connell Chapel of A.J. Desmond 4 Sons Funeral Home, 4375 N. Woodward (betw. 13-14 Mile).

Visitation on Sunday will be held privately. Burial Wood-lawn. Memorials to the charity of ALEXANDER Beloved husband of Elizabeth. Dear father of Nicholas, David and Gerald Molnar and Kathy (Mike) Croskey. Dear brother of Irene Tackas and Helen Fezakas.

Servves were private. Arrangements by Voran Funeral Home-Allen Park Chapel. Interment Our Lady of Hope. Leslie, John, Kristin and Jeffrey Gatz. Funeral from Lynch A Sons (Lynch-Mowell Chapel) 1368 N.

Crooks Rd. (between 14-15 Ml.) TuesdayJl a.m. Visitation Monday 2-4 tfid 7-9 p.m. Memorials to Michigan Cancer Foundation or Leukemia Foundation of Michigan appreciated. 1 dy) Nichols of Jackson, mi ana Robert W.

of Flortde. Great grandmother of Evan Robert Keen. Funeral service Monday 8 p.m. at the Leonard A. Turowskl A Son Fuferal Home 9300 Middies belt Rd.

of West Chicago). Interment Parkview Cemetery, yisitation Monday 4-9. der, bavid Provost and Mark Provost; 17 grandchildren, one great-grandchild; three sisters and three brothers. Funeral from Salewfch A Stevens Funeral Homer 3833 Lfvernois, Tuesday 1 p.m. Interment United Memorial Gardens.

Visitation Monday 1-9, JOHN T. March 30. Uncle of Aileen Hinds. Services Tuesday 1 1 a m. at the Ross B.

Northrop A Son Funeral Home 22401 Grand i River (Redford). Visitation Monday 12-9 p.m. I roe, Ml. Memorials maye made to (tie I.H.M. Retirement Fund.

Arrangements by Rupp Funeral Michigan, 2350 S. Huron Parkway, Ann Arbor, Ml. 41104 your choice appreciated..