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DETROIT FREE PRESSSATURDAY, JULY 7, 1990 1 3A City Airport work expense is growing Minister urges law changes at beaten child's funeral linle don't want uu Antwon's death to just go and notbecounted.77 Rev. Welton Smith, River Rouge minister proposed expansion at the east side airport, said he hopes the figures will help galvanize the public to protest Phase 2 of the airport expansion. The proposed expansion would significantly increase the airport's size, adding a new runway and terminal. During Phase 1, a runway was expanded and existing facilities were upgraded. Most of the extra money for the first phase was financed by a Federal Aviation Administration grant of $6,038,371, which covered much of the cost of the land purchase and two studies.

The city's portion for those projects was $656,443, a figure previously reported, according to Marco. Council fiscal analyst John Marco and Councilman Mel Ravitz said they requested the numbers months ago because they suspected the project, completed in 1988, cost more than the administration was willing to admit. "They wouldn't have revealed the $26 million if they could have gotten away with it," Ravitz said. "They would have preferred to let the world know that it cost almost nothing and we'd have to whistle to get information. This is an administration that does not like to be available to anybody." Teresa Blossom, spokeswoman for Mayor Coleman Young, said she had not had a chance to review the issue and could not comment.

Ravitz who is critical of further BY DORI J. MAYNARD Free Press Staff Writer The first phase of City Airport's expansion cost about $7 million more than the $26.4 million previously reported, according to documents turned over Friday to the Detroit City Council. The news came the same day council members discussed a proposed ordinance that would require the city administration or a developer to provide the council with comprehensive reports detailing new projects before the property is purchased. "We wouldn't have this if the ordinance was already in place," said Council President Maryann Mahaffey. The council is expected to discuss the proposal again next week.

BY JIM FINKELSTEIN Free Press Staff Writer Anger, sadness and calls for change in child custody laws punctuated Friday's funeral of 6-year-old Antwon Dumas of Detroit, who died June 30 after being struck more than 400 times with an electrical cord. The Rev. J. Johnson told an emotional crowd of 250 at the Greater Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church that "little Antwon may have come to the world at a time when we need certain laws changed." Antwon, raised by Mattie and John Siebert after Mattie's niece gave him up at birth, was returned to his mother's custody in May 1989.

The mother and her husband, Jane Dumas McCants and Troy McCants, are in Wayne County Jail charged with second-degree murder, involuntary manslaughter and child abuse. Court officials say state law prevented them from leaving Antwon with the Sieberts. "Someone needs to pay for what has been done," shouted the Rev. Welton Smith of River Rouge's Union Second Baptist Church. "We don't want Antwon's death to just go and not be counted." Mourners viewed the boy's casket, in which a toy car was tucked next to him.

Wreaths shaped like a car and a truck denoted his favorite playthings. Mattie Siebert, led into the small church just before the service began at noon, wailed inconsolably upon viewing the body and collapsed into her seat. The church's ushers and nurses fanned her and held her up. The church choir sang Antwon's favorite song from his days in the Young People's Pastor's Chorus at Greater Mt. Zion: love you, I love you, 1 love you, Lord, today because you cared for me in such a special way In a sun-drenched, treeless plot of Detroit Memorial Cemetery in Warren, Antwon's body was lowered into the earth.

The 40 people at graveside lingered even after the canopy was dismantled and an earth-mover lumbered in to lower a concrete lid over the casket. Meanwhile Friday, Wayne County Probate Referee Marie Miller left Antwon's sister, Iyesha, 7, in the custody of Troy McCants' mother, Joyce Harris. Permanent placement will be arranged in court hearings. Staff Writer Carlos Watson contributed to this report. Petition drive fights expansion project at Metro AIRPORT, from Page 3A space parking structure will be postponed pending a voter referendum.

The petition effort is yet another example of how communities nationwide are fighting and often winning major battles over airport noise. In Dallas, controversy over the construction of two new runways has prompted airport officials to consider paying residents for the right to fly over their communities and guarantee-; ing their property values. Communities surrounding Seattle's airport reached an agreement in April with airlines and the FAA to cut noise in half by 2001. Wayne County officials say they realize that without community support, airport expansion plans could be jeopardized. County Executive Ed Mc-Namara has appointed a "noise czar" to investigate citizen complaints and the county has hired a consultant specializing in noise reduction.

that are going to give us noise relief." Duggan said the county, which owns and operates the airport, last month sold $47 million in bonds for land acquisition and construction of new runways a process the citizens group wanted to halt through a referendum. If the petitions are deemed valid, a July 24 sale of an additional $40 million in bonds to build a six-level, Couple stop split begun over medical costs AGINAW A couple stopped their divorce proceedings Friday after learning that the husband's insurance will pay for an Death notices Death Notices QE Today's Alphabetical Listing Construction Co. trailer started late Thursday or early Friday. Father charged in abuse of boy who fled with brother HOLLAND The father of two boys who were believed kidnapped by a family friend was charged Friday with sexually abusing one of them. Robert Perez, 30, pleaded not guilty to second-degree criminal sexual conduct.

His sons, 9 and 1 1 told police on Thursday they ran away Sunday because they feared their father. Temporary custody of the boys and Perez' two daughters, ages 7 and 10, was awarded on Friday to Perez' ex-wife, also of Holland. SOWA EDWARD July 5. 1990 Former husband of Carol. Loving father of Brenda (Robert) LaGraff, Donna and Edward J.

Jr. Dearest son of Tillie and the late Edward. ADAMS MICHAEL R. Aae 28, Julv 5, suddenly. Beloved husband of experimental treatment for the wife's leukemia.

Linda and Thomas Nichols had believed that his insurance at General Motors would not cover the treatment in which a patient's bone marrow is drained, treated and returned. So Linda Nichols filed for divorce and gave up rights to all family assets so that the state would pay. But on Friday, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan said it would pay for standard hospital costs for the procedure. Linda Nichols has been receiving chemotherapy for a year. rauta.

Loving tamer oi micnaei Jr. Dear son of Edward and Mvrtle. Brother of Edward Jr. Dear brother ot uennis, Kicky (Pam) and Judy Ammons (Kevin). Also survived by nieces and nebhews.

Funeral services Mon Son-in-law of Dale and Delores Robinson. Brother-in-law ot Cathy, Dale Jr. and Thomas. Funeral Saturday 9:30 a.m. Leon- day 9:30 a.m.

from the Jariem-bowski Funeral Home, 18957 w. Warren corner of Artesian. To St. Christopher Church, 10a.m. iniermeni ai.

neowig lemeiery. ard A. Turowski A Son Funeral Home, 9300 Middlebelt Rd. (s. of W.

Chicago), and to St. Damian Catholic church 10 a.m. Inter STENGER ment, Glen Eden cemetery. Poupard, George F. Rosenbaum, Clare Sansing, George Larry Schneyer, Jack Scofield, Claire B.

Sellheim, F. William Smith, Martha L. Sowa, Edward Stenger, Agnes A. Tobuck, Virginia Ivey Vogt, Irma J. Voss, Victor E.

Wagner, William H. Warneke, Hubert G. White, Genevieve Wimmer, Philipp J. Yuhn, Eva M. Inwood, Laura Jane Kahler, Fred J.

Kozlowski, Edward Jr. Long, Robert A. Loosli, Dr. Letitia Luptak, Mathew R. Maitland, Gordon D.D.S.

Maize, Jack C. Majesky, Edward S. Mallon, Mary Moore, James, Morley, Julia Neuendorf, Charles E. Peavley, Anna P. Perlman, Linda Petrice, Joseph Adams, Michael R.

Ascione, Angelo R. Berry, Lauretta E. Christensen, Viola A. Cicchini, Agostino Clark, Geoffrey A. Cloonan, Edith L.

Conley, John Edward Cullen, Virginia M. Dingeldey, Teresa A. Downing, Linda L. Gaskell, Mary Anne Grabowski, Irene H. Greene, Stephanie M.

Hurst, Maryhelen S. Hyde, Estelle M. Hyne, Dorothy. ASCIONE ANGELO R. Sr.

(Gene), of Kalkaska, died Thursday at Traverse When the daughter was approached again at a school bus stop, the woman snapped photos of the car and recorded the license number. Police arrested Siebers, who had served nine years in prison for a 1979 rape. Judge refuses to jail man paralyzed by police bullet Grand Rapids A judge declined to send to prison a man partially paralyzed by a police bullet, saying, "He is confined to his own body in a wheelchair for the remainder of his life." Joseph O'Brien, 30, could have been sentenced to 10 years after he was found guilty but mentally ill on an assault charge. He was shot in the neck in a 1987 standoff with police after an officer tried to seize O'Brien's pickup truck to satisfy a legal judgment. Kent County Circuit Judge David Soet on Thursday placed O'Brien on five years' probation, including one year of home confinement.

Bursting extinguishers snuff construction site fire BARAGA A suspicious fire in a trailer at the site of a nearly completed maximum-security prison was extinguished when the heat caused fire extinguishers on a desk to explode, police said Friday. The fire at the Moyle Cement City. Former owner of Gene's AGNES A. July 4. Wife of the late Edward A.

Stenger. Dear mother of Edward J. (Beverly), Mary Jo, James D.D.S. (Sandra) and Philip M. Stenger (Janet).

Also survived by 11 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Funeral Saturday 9:15 a.m. from A.J. Desmond A Sons Trust 100 Funeral Home, (2600 Crooks Road, Troy) to Holy Name Church (Woodward and Harmon, Birmingham) at 10. Family will receive friends Friday 2-9 p.m.

Rosarv Friday 7 D.m. Contribu supermarKei in ueirou. oeiovea husband of Eva. Dear father of Ronald Gene Ascione, Nick As- STATE cione, Carol Jeanne Buskirk, Ja CITY net Lacroix and uenise Ressner. Brother of Edward and Gloria Morrone.

IS grandchildren also survive. Mass of Christian Burial 11 a.m. Monday at St. Marv of the tions suggested to Sisters, Ser Woods Catholic Church, Kalkas vants ot the immaculate Heart ot Mary, Retirement Fund. ka.

Rosary p.m. Sunday at woitt r-untrai nome, aiKSSKa. TOBUCK VIRGINIA IVEY July 4, 1990 in BERRY LAURETTA E. Julv 6. Beloved KOZLOWSKI, EDWARD JR.

Aae 18. Beloved son PEAVLEY ANNA Livonia, age 73, Thursday, July 5, 1990. Beloved wife of the late Ivel. Mother of Tony of New Torn, tjeiovea wite or jer-fery; dear daughter of Oliver (Red) and Shirlev Ivev: dear wife of the late Jack E. Berry and of Edward and lilllan, Kathleen Charles Walter Scott.

Dear moth Texas. Barbara G. Napier of Livonia and the late Daniel K. er ot Hetty Livingston, uons Green and Charles Scott. Dear sister of Bertha, Minnie, Steve and Fabian.

Also survived by ten sister of Raymond, Gerald (Pat) and Michael Ivey; also leaves three netces. Funeral Monday 11 a.m. at St. Johns Lutheran Church, 13542 Mercedes, Redford. GASKELL MARY ANNE July 5, 1990.

Beloved wife of the late Albert. Dear mother of Donald (Lucille), Elaine (David) Schwocho, Suzanne (Richard) Todd. Dear sister of Louis (Genevieve) Varga, Paul (Mary) Varga and Miss Helen Varga. Also survived by 7 grandchildren and 7 greatgrandchildren. Memorial contributions to the Michigan Cancer Foundation would be appreciated.

A ran ele Nickels, Brother of Thomas, Raymond, Andrew, Brandy and Amber. Grandson of Thomas and Doris, Stephen and Rhea Ty II, Anette Yorkey. Visitation at The Hopcroft Funeral Home, 23919 John Hazel Park, Sunday 4 p.m. Services Sunday 8 p.m. Mother tracks ex-convict who approached daughter Grand Rapids A convicted rapist has been ordered to stand trial on charges he tried to kidnap a 10-year-old girl whose mother then tracked him down, authorities said.

Police said David Siebers, 32, of Grand Rapids Township approached the girl three times, offering money and a ride to school. After a police surveillance produced no suspect, the mother got binoculars and a camera and took over. Detroit tax forms go out riddled with little errors DETROIT The city's newest tax forms ask "coproprtions" to itemize "deducations," to provide "a list of address" showing business "locations(s)" and to figure their total income subject "of tax. Form D-1120 is peppered with misspellings, misplaced dashes, unclosed parentheses, subjects and verbs that don't agree and other errors. granacnuaren ana lour Familv will re (1970).

Grandmother ot seven. One step granddaughter. Great-grandmother of four. Sister of Beatrice Owens of Kentucky, Norma L. Phipps of Kentucky, Mildred Burgin of ceive friends at A.J.

Desmond A Visitation Saturday 5-9 p.m. and Sunday 3-9 p.m. at Thayer-Rock Funeral Homt 33603 Grand iver blk. W. ot Farmington Memorial donations to the church are preferred.

Sons Trust 100 Funeral Home, 2600 Crooks Road. Trov) Satur day and Sunday 2-5 p.m. and 7-9 ments by Hackett-Mttcalf Funer LOOSLI DR. LETITIA (nee Foaoros). July al nomt, 4-4UUU p.m.

hunerai service wonaay ii a m. at Central Woodward Chris KeniucKV, Jonn l. i-reaericn or Indiana. Resident of Detroit since 1952. Owned grocery store in Detroit.

Employed by J.L. Hudson Co. Member ot First United Methodist Church. Funeral ser tian Church (3955 w. Big Beaver GRABOWSKI IRENE H.

Beloved wife of Mitchell. Dear mother of Christine tomnounons suggested to the American Cancer Society or Central Woodward Christian Church. vices Monday, 11 a.m., at the Harry J. Will Trust 100 Funtral (James) Gleason and Robert nome, jiaiusix wne ko Livonia. Interment White Chanel Memort 4, 1990.

Age to. Beloved wife of Albert. Dearest sister ot August Edward and the late Victor Fogoros. Dr. Fogoros was retired as a Counselor in the Detroit School System.

Services Monday 9:30 a.m. from The Warren Chapel of the David J. Wysocki Funeral Homt, 29440 Ryan Road (N. of 12 Mile) to St. Rene Catholic Church for 10 a.m.

mass. Visitation Saturday 1-9 p.m. and Sunday 12 noon VOGT IRMA J. Age 81. Beloved wife of Kenneth dear mother of Kenneth dear grandmother of Karen and Diane; also survived by many nieces and nephews.

Visitation Friday 4-9 p.m. Funeral service Saturday 1 p.m. at Caster lint Funtral Homt 122 W. Dunlap, Northville. Family would appreciate memorials to Ann Ar al Cemetery.

Visitation Saturday IMicnene; oraoowsm. uear grandmother of Paul, Mark, Sarah and Stephen. Sister of Lester ana unaay, noon to p.m. Malinowski. Reposing at the Leo T.

Sobocinski FunerafHome 22121 Kelly Rd. (bet. 8-9 mi.) E. Detroit PERLMAN CHRISTENSEN VIOLA A. Age July 1990.

Beloved wife of the late Selmer: dear mother of Alice (Ernest) Moon; grandmother of Linda Lee Gyetval; great grandmother of Jason Daniel; sister of Florence Paton; dear friend of Vivian iljman Funeral at Harry J. Will bor Hospice or bnepnera ot tne Lakes Lutheran Church. unni p.m. acnpiure service Sunday 4 p.m. dearest dauahter of Samuel and umi) wonaay a.m.

io ai. isoac Jogues Church 9:30 a.m. Burial Resurrection Cemetery. Scripture service Sunday p.m. Memorials to the Leukemia Foundation appreciated.

Koseiyn ionie, sisier or Dairy (Cindy), Carl (Gail), Allen, Pamela Gonte and Francine Goodman. Services held Friday at Hebrew LUPTAK Trust 100 Funtral Home, 25450 VOSS VICTOR E. Beloved husband of Gail. Also survived by children, grandchildren, great grandchildren and a sister, Reposing at Leo T. Sobocinski Funtral Home 22121 MATHEW R.

Beloved husband of Antonia; dear father of Mathew Memorial inapei Plymoutn Ka. i-w mi. w. oi Telegraph), Sunday 7 p.m. Visitation Saturday 5-9 and Sunday 2-9 June (Joe) Rose, Herbert, Sharon Wilson, Marv (Dan) Mc PETRICE Master, Sam (Yvonne) Clark, Dan uuiiv) ark.

a so survivea JOSEPH Julv 5. Beloved husband Kelly Rd. (bet. 8-9 mi.) Detroit until time of service Sunday 8 D.m. Visitation Saturday 6-9 D.m.

CICCHINI A60STIN0 Julv 4. Beloved hus GREENE STEPHANIE age 80, July 4, 1990. Beloved mother of Lillian Wozniak of East Detroit; four grandsons Mark, Brian, Neal, Christopher Wozniak; three reat-arandchildren; sister of bv many arandchlldren and oreat of Rose lAsDlranti). Dear steo-ta- grandchildren, one sister and one and Sunday noon 9 p.m. Glenn Walker liked happy car buyers band of Chiara (Catallo).

Dear father of Ralph (Linda) and Mrs. Walter (Mary) Hancock. Also five nrnndchildren and one sister in brotner. hunerai wonaay a.m. at the Ryan Road Baptist Church, 4439 E.

9 Mile, Warren. Body will lie instate from 10 a.m. until time Leonard Wariynskl, Josephine Tner or vmna oirarai, vinceni Girardi and Elizabeth Gill. Nine grandchildren, 14greatgrandchil-dren. Brother of Pete and James Petrice and Santo Valor.

Funeral from the Bagnasce-Tabbi Funeral Home 25800 Harper, St. Clair Shores Mondav St. Lucv Italy. Funeral from the Sterling Heights Chapel of the Frank I. WAGNER WILLIAM H.

Father of Lyle (Kathleen) and Russell (Teresa). Brother of Robert Wagner. Also survived by four grandchildren. Funeral 11:30 a.m. Monday at the Dearborn Chaptl of the Howe-Peterson Funtral Homt, 22546 of service.

Resting at the Chapel of the E.J. Mandiiuk Funtral Directtrs, 22642 Ryan, (1 blk. S. of 9 Mile) Warren. Visitation Satur jeziersKi ana nan one ostkb.

Funeral services Monday at the Will A Schwarzkoff Funeral Home, 233 N. Gratiot, Mt. Clemens. 10:30 a.m. St.

Hubert Catholic Church with the Rev. James laicarerra runirai ngmf, int. 13650 East IS Mile at Schoenherr Church tua.m. Monday 9 a.m., St. Barnabas day 6-v p.m., sunaay p.m Interment White Chapel.

Church at 10 a.m. Prayer service Sunday 7 p.m. O'Leary officiating. Rosary 7:30 Michigan Avenue POUPARD, p.m. aunaay.

Bunai private. GEORGE F. Age 83. July 4, 1990. MAITLAND GORDON D.D.S., July 1990.

Husband ot The ate rainta. CLARK GEOFFREY A. Age 20. July 5. I nvino son of James and Susan Father of Michael.

Brother of Mrs. Violet Morrow. Grandfather HURST MARYHELEN S. Of W. Bloom-field.

Julv t. 1990. aoe 76 Beloved Husband of Fr eda Wishrobb WARNEKE HUBERT G. Age 79. Of Tulsa, OK Died Monday July 3rd in Tulsa.

Born July 5th, 1910, Bay City. Retired from hotel management. Survived bv dauahters Jovce Ma of Brian and Daniele. Funeral Clark. Dear nephew of Dennis R.

Parks. Services Monday II a.m. at the Ross B. Northrop A Son from the verneyden Funeral nome, tjw wacK ai uurer urive, Saturfiav at 9:30 and to St. Philo- de we 1 1, Tulsa; Jo Ann Marguerite Funeral Home, WI Nortnvuie Road at Seven Mile Road, North- wife of Vincent.

Dear mother of William and Patricia Rex, Richard and Sharon Hurst, and Michael and Amy Hurst. Dear grandmother of Kathleen Gatto, Maureen and Sheila Hurst, and Melissa and Laura Hurst. Mrs. mena Church at 10. Rosary Friday maiTiano, Tamer or uoroon k.

Maitland also survived by three grandchildren. Memorial service at Grosse Pointe Memorial Church, Monday 4 p.m. Memorial tributes may be sent to The Michigan Cancer Foundation or the charity of your choice. Arrangements by Wm. R.

Hamilton Groesbeck Chapel, 463-0577 at 7 p.m. Contributions to the Leukemia Foundation Appreciated. Retired Chief of Grosse Pointe ville. Memorials to the Sparrow Hospital, Neurological Care Unit, Lansing would be appreciated. Visitation Saturday 4-9 p.m.

and Sunday 12 noon until 9 p.m. DOKor oi Lincoln ram. aisier Helen Kelly, Dearborn. Brother Donald Warneke, Novi. Grandmother of Lisa Marie Houdge, Allan Hubert Bokor, Kenneth William Madewell, Kimberly Ann BowMn.

Also eiaht areat arand Fire Department. Hurst was a member ot St. loi-man Catholic Church and a volun ROSENBAUM children. Memorial service was MAIZE, CLOONAN EDITH L. 67 years.

Beloved wife of Milton. Dear mother of Diane JACK C. Age 67. July 5. Beloved CLARE Beloved wife of David Rosenbaum.

Also survived by manv friends. Services 11:45 Sun held Thursday July 5, at Christ the Redeemer Lutheran Church, Tulsa. Arrangements by Mobley Dodson Funtral Strvlct Sand Springs, OK. nusDonu eueen. uear Tamer ui Nancv Penelooe.

John and Thom day morning at the Irt Kaufman Papez, vera Anton, Micnaei ana inhn Cloonan. Dear sister of teer at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. Funeral services from Godhardt-Tomlinson Funeral Homt, 2904 Orchard Lake Keego Harbor, Monday 9 a.m., followed by Mass of Christian Burial at Our Lady of Refuge Church, Orchard Lake, at 9:30 a.m. Interment.

Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Southfield. Rosary Sunday 7:30 p.m. Memorial contributions to American Heart Association appreciated. Suggested visiting hours Sunday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. inapti iniermeni mocnpeian as Maize.

2 granddaughters, Stephanie and Sally and a sister, Judith Bancroft also survive. Visitation Friday, 4-9 p.m. and Saturday 12-9 p.m. at the Ross B. SANSING Phyllis McKeniie.

Also survived by eight grandchildren. Memorial service Saturday 7:30 p.m. at the $awyerFuller Funeral Home, 2125 W. 12 Mile Rd. (2 blks.

W. of Woodward). Family suggests memorials to Hospice of southeastern Michigan. GEORGE LARRY Beloved hus band ot carol. Dearest father ot NOrrnrop son runerai name 19091 Northville Rd.

(at 7 Mile) Northville. Funeral service Sun Matthew and Jo WHITE GENEVIEVE Age 89. Beloved wife of the late Leo J. Dear sister of Eileen Piggott, Daniel Coyne and Anne Mclntyre. Funeral service from McCabt Funtral Homt, 31950 W.

12 Mile Farmington Hills, Monday 12 noon. Mass at St. Fabian Catholic Church 12:30 p.m. Visitation 2-9 p.m. Prayer service 7 p.m.

Memorials to Capuchin Soup Kitchen or Duns Septus. seph. Dear son of Dorothy Bare and Fay Sansing. Dear brother of day, 2 p.m. Memorials to the Michigan Humane Society or American Lung Association would be appreciated.

uau uuuacK, Joyce mc tee, Michael and Keith Romska. Ser vices Monday 10 a m. at the Kaul MAJESKY i-unerai nome, tnjj jerrerson, St. Clair Shores. Visitation Saturday 3-9 p.m.

and Sunday 2-9 p.m. CONLEY JOHN EDWARD Age 65. Died July 5. Beloved husband of Mary Agnes. Dear father of Dr.

Anthony (Jane), Paul (Shelley), Patrick (Emelinta), Matthew (Rebecca), Francis "Pancho" (Lisa), Peggy Merrick. Roxanne Conlev. Judy EDWARD i. Beloved husband of WIMMER PHILIPP J. Beloved husband ot the late Eleanor.

Dear lather of Mrs. Geoffrey (Joyce) Echlin- HYDE ESTELLE M. July 5, 1990. Beloved wife of R. Bruce.

Oear mother of R. Bruce J. Scott and Kather-ine Marlene. Grandmother of Angelika, Brlanne, Katelyn and Elizabeth. Sister of Jack Keegan and Kay Wood Funeral service from McCabt Funtral Htmt 31950 W.

12 Mile, Farmington Hills Monday 9:30 a.m. to St. Colman Church 10 a.m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Rosary Sunday 3 p.m.

Visitation Saturday 6-9 and Sunday 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Memorials to SCHNEYER Han. nree granacnuaren, seven Eva; dearest father of Jack Wimmer and Rose (Larrv) Evans; JACK Beloved husband of Ruth Conley, Cecilia (Arthur) Swanke and Kathleen (Anthony) Haines. ireat-grandchiidren. t-unerai undav 1 Dm at the A.M.

Ptttrs Schneyer. Dear father of Elaine father of the late Shirley Wimmer. lur. nnurray oncRman ana su-san (Arthur) Matisoff. Grandfa Services Sunday 12:30 p.m.

He-brtw Memorial Chaptl 543-1677. Funeril Homt 20705 Mack at Vernier Grosse Pointe Woods. Visitation after 12 noon Sunday. Memorials to Michigan Cancer Society preferred. ther of Renee, Neil and Mlchele Brlckman and Laura Matisoff.

Services 1:15 Sunday afternoon at the Ira Kaufman Chapel Inter ine American cancer aoueiy. YUHN EVA M. Age 87. Beloved wife of John. Dear mother of Annette Gintner, Theresa (Nick) Chmiel, brotner ot Margaret (George; Weiss.

Twelve grandsons, six granddaughters. Many nieces and nephews. Funeral mass will be celebrated at St. John the Evangelist Church in Fenton on Monday at 11:00 a.m. Visitation will be Saturday 2-9 and Sunday 10-9 at The Bowles-Sharp Funeral Home 209 E.

Broad, Linden, Mich. KFC Rosary will be prayed Sun-idav I o.m. For further Info call ment ciover mih ram cemetery. HYNE, nnnn.uv si toon Bloomfield Hills, an advertising executive and president of the Women's Advertising Club of Detroit, died Tuesday of cancer at Harper Hospital in Detroit. Mrs.

Clark graduated in 1948 from the University of Pittsburgh. She was an account executive with the Smith-Winchester Advertising agency in Southfield. Mrs. Clark is survived by her daughter, Carland. Visitation will be from 2 p.m.

to 9 p.m. today and Sunday at the Vasu, Rodgers Connell Funeral Home, 4375 N. Woodward, Royal Oak. An 11 a.m. service will be held Monday at the funeral home.

Burial will be in Highland Cemetery in Highland. DEATHS ELSEWHERE Nathaniel Wyeth, 78, the brother of artist Andrew Wyeth and inventor of the plastic soda bottle, died Wednesday in St. George, Maine. While other members of the family achieved greater fame with their artwork his late father, N.C. Wyeth, was a well-known artist-illustrator Nathaniel Wyeth achieved distinction in science during a 40-year career with the Du Pont Co.

Mr. Wyeth was best known for developing the polyethylene tere-phthalate, or PET, bottle, used because of its light weight and impact resistance. Herman Goldfarb, 68, a former informant on garment district racketeering in New York who was moved to California in the mid-1970s under the federal witness protection program, died Sunday in San Diego. Susan Tate King, 75, whose World War II radio show airing opposite "Tokyo Rose" tried to encourage U.S. troops in the Pacific, died Sunday in Southport, N.C.

Walter (Lightning Bug) Rhodes, 50, who played blues guitar with Wilson Pickett, Otis Redding and B.B. King, was found dead Wednesday in a motel swimming pool in Rockingham, N.C. ly worked for Perry Drug Stores Inc. In her spare time, Mrs. Smith taught at St.

Leo's Learning Center. Mrs. Smith is survived by her husband, Louis parents, Walter and Ida Myers daughters Tzena Smith-Burrus, Latisha Smith and Valencia; sons Vincent, Louis Jr. and Daniel, and one brother. A family hour will be held at 10:30 a.m.

today followed by an 11 a.m. funeral mass at Sacred Heart Church, 1000 Eliot, Detroit. Burial will be in Elmwood Cemetery, Detroit. ARTHUR A. STIEBER, 65, of Roseville, a retired UAW international representative, died Wednesday of cancer at Harper Hospital in Detroit.

Mr. Stieber had been the union representative of UAW Local No. 247 in Sterling Heights. Then, from 1968 to 1989, he worked as a UAW international representative. He is survived by his wife, Rita; daughter, Susan DiPace; son, David, and two grandchildren.

A 10 a.m. funeral mass will be held today at St. Basil Roman Catholic Church, 22719 Schroeder, East Detroit. Burial will be in Resurrection Cemetery, Mt. Clemens.

Benjamin W. Thomas, 58, a production manager and longtime Birmingham resident, died Wednesday of cancer at Harper Hospital in Detroit. Mr. Thomas worked 15 years at Selastomer-Detroit, a division of Microdot. He graduated from Wayne State University in 1957.

He is survived by his wife, Joan; daughters Carol Gimlin, Marti Bloch and Debra Ingram; son, Thomas; three brothers, and four grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. today at the William R. Hamilton Bell Chapel, 820 E. Maple Road, Birmingham.

Burial will be in Acacia Park Cemetery, Birmingham. EU1ABETH (CRATTY) CLARK, 64, of BY LORI MATHEWS Free Press Staff Writer The chicken was just the way Glenn Walker loved it, hot from the frying pan and set beside steaming mashed potatoes smothered in mushroom gravy. But the phone rang and, with a sigh, the Detroit auto dealer left his Sunday dinner to see a customer with car problems. Recalling that incident from years ago, family members said that kind of personal service made Mr. Walker one of the Detroit area's most successful auto dealers.

Mr. Walker, 84, a former 50-year resident of Grosse Pointe, died Thursday of heart failure at Blake Hospital in Bradenton, Fla. "My husband prided himself on knowing the first names of over 2,000 customers," said Lois Walker, his wife of 58 years. The man who would become president of the Detroit Automobile Dealers Association arrived in Detroit in 1928 from Tonkawa, Okla. He began working at the Chrysler Highland Park plant.

Soon after, Mr. Walker took a second job as a part-time car salesman. In 1936, he obtained his first full-time car sales job and four years later opened a De Soto dealership on Mack. Within a year, hemoved it to East Warren near Conner. Mr.

Walker sold De Sotos 25 years. In 1960, he opened Glenn Walker Chevyland. He sold the business in the mid-1970s and retired. He also is survived by a daughter, Nancy Kahle; seven grandchildren; six great-grandchildren, and one great-great grandchild. Funeral services will be today in Sarasota, Fla.

Burial will be in Memorial Park in Sarasota. Martha (Myers) Smith, 57, of Detroit, a pharmacist and volunteer, died Wednesday at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit of complications resulting from a stroke. A 1957 graduate of Wayne State University, Ms. Smith most recent SCOFIELD MALLON MARY (net MOLLY O'BRIEN) Beloved wife of the late Francis Joseph; fond mother of John Bernadette B. Gillioan.

Francis B. Beloved mother of Mrs. Thomas josepnmt Malinowski, ueioert (Patricia), Daniel (Patricia) and Donald (Susan). Thirty-one arandchildren. Fortv areatarand- CLAIRE B.

Julv 5. Beloved wife of (Dorothy) Tretier. uearest randmolher of Laurie. Chervl. Kenneth.

Dearest mother of Rich 313-735-7833. ard (carmen), Ralph (Terry), children. Three greatgreatgrand-children. Resting at Sommtrs Kathleen (Frank) Hutto and Vir and Kristen. Dear sister of Mrs.

Alberta Griffith, and Mrs. Jane Williams. Memorial service at and the late Mary V. Warrinner; fond grandmother of II; great grandmother of three; sister of John O'Brien of Ireland. Visiting ginia (Kenneth) Porter.

Four grandchildren. Sister of John, Gross Po nte Memoria Lnurcn. Funtral Homt, 12140 Morang (betw. Kelly-Cadieux) until 9 30 Monday to St. Veronica Church at 10 a.m.

Visiting Sat. and Sun. 3-9 p.m. Prayers Sun. 7 p.m.

16 Lakeshore Grosse Pointe aruraav ana aunaav z-y D.m. neral Saturday 11 a.m. at Wuiek- Rosary Sunday 7:30 m. Prayers Monday 9:30 a.m. Charles R.

Step Farms, Ml Monday at i p.m. Contributions to Cottage Hospital Calcaterra Funtral Homt, Inc. 36900 Schoenherr at Metro Park CULLEN VIRGINIA M. (Peters) Age S3. Beloved wife of the late James L.

Dear mother of Richard, Virgin-la, Gerald, John, James and Michael. Also survived by one sister, 16 grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. Funeral service from McCabe Funeral a. in OA Funeral noma, imz; tseecn uaiy Ihetw 6-7 Mi I Mass 10 a.m. Our or orosse roinre memorial Church appreciated.

way (6 Mile), interment Cadillac Cemeteries, Monuments 30 Memorial wardens tasi. Lady of Loretto. Interment Holy bepuicnre lemeiery. INWOOD LAURA JANE Aoe 101. Beloved HILLVIEW Memorial Gardens 2) lots, $1000 for both.

960-4807 SELLHEIM F.WILLIAM Julv 6. Beloved hus niim, jitju 14 vmtr iFarmington Hills, Monday 9:30 wife of the late Thomas; dear band of Gerre. Dear father of MOORE JAMES, age SS, July 3, 1990. Beloved husband of Virginia; lov-ina father of nine children; ten mother of William (Eva), service Monday 11 a.m. Don Graham In Memoriam GE Susan Beanblossom.

Three aran- a.m. mass oi si. raoion ionium. Church, 10 a.m. Visitation Sunday 2-5 and 7-9.

Rosary 7:30 p.m. Contrubtlons to the Aliheimers Fund appreicated. Trust 100 Funtral Homt 1005 adchildren. Visitation Saturday 6-9 and Sunday 25 and 7-9 at Wm. arandchildren and one areat- grandchild.

Visitation Saturday Junction at Fisher Fwy. Memorial service Sunday 7 p.m. under Auspices Rebecca Lodge No. 340. Sullivan A Son Funtral Homt, 705 W.

11 Mile Rd. (4 blks. E. of IN LOVING MEMORY Of Pearl Frontera who passed away 10 years ago today, July 7, 1980. Not a day goes by, your're in' our thoughts and in our hearts.

ana aunaay win oe neiu ai nuwv Peterson Funtral Homt. 9800 DINGELDEY Telegraph, Taylor. Memorial ueepiy misseo oy ramiiy. Woodward), Royal Oak. In state Monday 12 noon until time of service 1 p.m.

at Prince of Glory Lutheran Church, 1357 W. 14 Mile, Madison Hts. Family suggests memorials to Childrens Juvenile monaay. ror aaomonai inTorma' tion, please call 291-0900 In Memory of my Father, KAHLER FRED J. age died July 4.

Beloved husband of Elsie; dear father of Shirley Rockwell and Robert (Wanda). Grandfather of MORLEY Diabetes Association. 5TfcPHbN JAVUKKA, I 7-7-79. 1 miss your presence and I treasure the memories. Sadly Missed, Betty Ann III.

Shawn, Bryan (Jenny), Sherry JULIA Age 93. Beloved wife of the late Ervin. Dear mother of Erwin O. (Ruth), Thomas R. (Helen) and TERESA A.

of Canton, age 29, July 5. Beloved daughter of Jacob and Mary Dingeldey. Loving sister of Douglas (Monique) ot Spring Lake, Ml and Carol A. of Canton. Dearest granddaughter of Marie Zeiher of MN and Philip S.

Dingeldey of Canton. Funeral service Monday 9:30 a.m. at the Schrader Funtral Home, 280 S. Main Plymouth and 10 a.m. at St.

Thomas A'Beckett, 555 Lllley Canton. Visitation at the funeral home, Saturday and Sunday 5-9 p.m. SMITH the ate Grace Petz. 16 arano- iluis; Lasreuanos, aeon ana Todd. Great-grandfather of Ashley.

Brother of Esther Bantleon, Paul, Ruth and Walter. Viewing SLatnrrtav 4-9 and Sunday )2-9 at MARTHA L. Of Detroit, aae 57 55 Card of Thanks and Prayers children. 30 oreat arandchildren. Msrer or ara isreenm er ana Edward Szejbach.

Funeral services at the S.K. Schultz Trust 100 Funtral Homt, 21705 Gratiot at the Roseville Chaptl Buehltr Funtral Htmt 26429 Gratiot. Instate 10 a.m. Monday till time of service 11 a.m. at Mt.

Zion Lutheran rassea away juiv ivw. 5ne was a Registered Pharmacist, most recently employed by Perry Drug Stores. She is survived by her husband of 37 years, Louis Butler beloved mother of Tzena (Raymond) Burrus, Dr. Latisha Smith, Valencia Smith, Vincent, Louis Butler Jr. (Theresa) and Daniel; her parents, Walter and tl2 Mile Road, Monday 9: 15 a.m St.

Gertrude Church 10 a.m. Rosa Church, Detroit. DOWNING NOVENA TO ST. JUDE 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, Worker of Miracles, pray for us.

St. Jude helper of the hopeless, pray tor us. Say this prayer 9 times a day, by the 9th day your prayer will be answered. It has never been known to fail-never. Publication LONG ryscripturt service Sunday 7:30 Memorial contributions to he Capuchin Soup Kitchen, or your favorite charity would be appreciated.

Visitation starting Ida Myers one brother, Wai ROBERT A. Of Auburn Hills, July LINDA L. age 41, of Detroit. Beloved wife of Paul J. Dear mother of Brian Daughter of June C.

West and the late William T. West Sister of Leonard Mary Lou, Maggie, and Robert C. West; Aunt of two nieces and four npnhpws. Funeral 11 a m. Satur ivvu, age nusoano or anoron Son of Oscar and Julia Lona saiuraay aner p.m.

NEUENDORF must be promised. Thanks to St. Jude for prayers answered, T.G. Father of Kelly, Robert Jr. and Kimberly.

Brother of Donald. Funeral services Monday 11 a.m. from the Auburn Hills Presbyterian Church. Friends may call at ter Jr. (Yvonne); numerous nieces and nephews and many friends.

Family hour will be at 10:30 Saturday July 7 followed by an 1 1 a.m. funeral mass at Sacred Heart Church, 1000 Eliot, at Riv-ard. Internment at Elmwood Cemetery. Donations to St. Vincent dePaul Society wotfH be CHARLES E.

Julv 5. 1990. Beloved day Spaulding Curtain Funtral husband of Carolyn F. Funeral 7 p. Saturday at the Taylor Cha Homt wiw.t Mt.

ko i-ernaaie. Burial Grand Lawn Cemetery. the Harold R. Davis Funtral THANK YOU ST. CLARE fe.M.

Say 9 hail Marys for 9 days and publish this ad fnd your pr dyers will be answered. Detroit. morial contributions Homt Auburn Hills Saturday and Pf ror in nvwrriiirivn runerai Kmt9uus. Telegraph. appreciaieo.

unaay 4-3 ana -v p.m. to America Lancer t-ounoation.