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DR. JOHN H. PULKER, 75, a retired radiologist, died Thursday of heart failure in Regents Park Nursing Home in Sarasota, where he had a winter home since 1983. will be in Oakview Cemetery, Royal Oak. The Rev.

John G. Van Antwerp, 74, a retired priest, died Thursday of heart failure at St. Mary's Hospital in Home buying surges behind city program Banks conduct seminars, spread money Dr. Pulker, a long-time Plymouth resident, was the first radiologist at Grand Rapids Osteopathic Hospital when it opened in 1946, and had been de- ff see; Mil Father Van Antwerp, of Livonia, was ordained in 1942 following studies at Sacred Heart Seminary in Detroit and St. Mary's Seminary in Baltimore.

He held a -JSw. i John Van Antwerp 1986 file photoAssociated Press Former astronaut Jim Irwin, shown in his office, died Thursday. He was the first to die of the 12 men who walked on the moon. Astronaut walked on moon, searched for Noah's Ark John P.artment chairman at Pulker Flint Osteo- pathic Hospital and Garden City Osteopathic Hospital. He graduated from Philadelphia College of Osteopathy.

He had been a member of the Michigan Osteopathic Society and the American College of Osteopathic Radiologists. Dr. Pulker is survived by his wife, Inez; daughter, Ruth; sons Howard, Theodore and John, and five grandchildren. Memorial services will be at 1 p.m. today at the First United Presbyterian Church of Plymouth, 701 W.

Church, Plymouth. make a total of at least $2.1 billion available for loans over the next three years in Detroit. "This is just the beginning," Seedorff said. "This is a long-term program and a long-term commitment." Detroit churches and community organizations are also committed to getting people involved in the program. "Detroit has been pillaged and it's time to put more effort into building neighborhoods," said the Rev.

Robert Holloman, pastor of Renaissance Baptist Church on the east side. Three of the seminars have been held in the church basement. Two have been held at Church of Our Father Missionary Baptist Church, also on the east side, where the Rev. Thomas Evans said he tries to stress the importance of home ownership to a community. "We want to be involved with this to help members of this church and community get available information so they can make decisions," Evans said.

Program participants get practical information, such as how to obtain a credit report, and useful tips on how to save money when they close on a house. Upcoming seminars in the Community Home Buyer's Program: Aug. 15, 6-8 p.m., Standard Federal Bank headquarters, 2600 W. Big Beaver Road, Troy. Aug.

24, 10 a.m.-noon, Waterman-Preston United Methodist Church, 1270 Waterman, Detroit. A Spanish translator will be present. Sept. 14, 10 a.m.-noon, Denby Terrace Community Center, 3460 Hickory, Inkster. Sept.

21,10 a.m.-noon, Greater Salvation Baptist Church, 19360 James Couzens, Detroit. by Zachare Ball Free Press Staff Writer Renting an upper flat in Detroit a year ago, Maxine Ward wondered if she would ever be able to buy a home for herself and her two children. But she invested two hours in the possibility and "started looking immediately." A few months later, Ward owned a three-bedroom brick house on the east side. The kids have a backyard and they are close enough to walk to school. Ward can walk to her job.

She is saving money on gas and the difference between her former rent and her current house payment is about the $15 cost of a case of pop she used to take to work every month. Ward's decision to buy came after she attended a seminar held by the Community Home Buyer's Program, a joint effort of Standard Federal Bank, General Electric Capital and the Federal National Mortgage Association. Since April 1990, the program has conducted dozens of seminars in church basements and community centers across Detroit, usually on Saturdays, sometimes on weeknights. The atmosphere is casual as bank officers explain the ins, outs, ups and downs of home buying. "We tell people buying a house is not an unrealizable dream," said George Seedorff marketing officer for Standard Federal.

Standard Federal has made 37 mortgages worth $1.8 million to program participants since it began. The effort is among the most successful being made by area lenders since 1988, when a Free Press series showed the lack of mortgage lending in Detroit and how it was a factor in the city's decline. In 1989, banks and mortgage companies said they would Associated Press GLENWOOD SPRINGS, Colo. Former astronaut James Irwin, who walked on the moon in 1971 and later became a minister who searched for traces of Noah's Ark, died of a heart attack Thursday night. Mr.

Irwin, 61, who had a history of heart trouble, was on a speaking tour of central Colorado Christian organizations at the time of his death. He was the first to die of the 12 men who have walked on the moon. Mr. Irwin viewed his Apollo 15 moon journey in July-August 1971 as a religious experience and said it led him to found the High Flight Foundation, an interdenominational evangelistic organization based in Colorado Springs. The foundation's most publicized efforts involved six expedi-tinnc IpH Ky Wr.

Irwin to Mr Ararat in Turkey in an unsuccessful search for remnants of Noah's Ark. "Some people make light of it and ask how can a technical person, an astronaut, believe in the Bible," Mr. Irwin once told an interviewer. "I guess I was also a skeptic in my early days, but I've come to believe what the Bible says as being true." He gave up the search for the ark in 1986 saying it was time for others to continue the effort. Born in Pittsburgh on March 17, 1930, Mr.

Irwin was a 1951 graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy and received a master's degree in 1957 in aeronautical engineering from the University of Michigan. He transferred to the Air Force to become a test pilot and in 1966 was selected for the Apollo program. number of associate pastorships, including: Guardian Angels, Visitation, Our Lady Gate of Heaven and St. Bridgid parishes in Detroit and St.

Elizabeth in Wyandotte, St. Henry in Lincoln Park and Warren's St. Leonard. He was pastor at St. Edward Parish in Detroit; St.

Edith Parish in Livonia and Sacred Heart Parish in Grosse He. Father Van Antwerp is survived by his brother, Arthur; and sisters Margaret Cramer, Elizabeth Vaughan, Mary Burke and Sister Ellen Van Antwerp. Visitation will be 2-9 p.m. today at the Fred Wood Funeral Home, 36100 Five Mile Road, Livonia. Scripture service will be at 7:30 p.m.

Sunday at St. Edith Church, 15089 Newburgh Road, Livonia. The funeral will be at 11 a.m. Monday at St. Edith.

deaths Elsewhere Sam Goody, 87, an entrepreneur who made millions selling records and tapes from a nationwide chain of stores bearing his name, died of heart failure Thursday in New York. Mr. Goody, born Samuel Gutowitz and nicknamed "Goody" as a child, started out selling toys and novelties. In 1938, after a customer asked if he had any records, he began selling 10-inch, 78 r.p.m. records and eventually had a chain of 320 stores nationwide.

Cornelius Van Schaak Roosevelt, 75, a grandson of President Theodore Roosevelt and a former CIA official, died of a heart attack Aug. 2 in Washington. Mr. Roosevelt also worked in China as an engineer and business executive, was an art collector and an amateur archaeologist. A Navy veteran, he traveled the world as a scuba diving instructor.

He joined the CIA in 1952 and retired in 1973. Katherine Moore Cushman, 74, a civic leader, environmentalist and writer, died Tuesday of a heart attack at Munson Medical Center in Traverse City. Mrs. Cushman had been visiting her summer home in Leland. Mrs.

Cushman of Dearborn spent a lifetime pushing for good government, equal rights and respect for the environment. She graduated from the University of Michigan in 1938 and married Edward Cushman, a well-known auto executive. She was a lifelong member of Christ Episcopal Church in Dearborn, and the first woman elected to its vestry. She had been president of the Dearborn, Detroit and Detroit Metro chapters of the League of Women Voters. She was a delegate to the Michigan Constitutional Convention and former chairman of the Dearborn City Planning Commission.

She was a member of the Sierra Club and the Leelanau Nature Conservancy. She edited or authored several publications, including "Dearborn and Its Government." Besides her husband, Mrs: Cushman is survived by her son, Robert; daughter, Elizabeth Rohwer; a sister; five grandchildren, and one greatgrandchild. Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. today at Christ Episcopal Church, 120 N. Military, Dearborn.

Burial will i be in Northview Cemetery, Dearborn. GUDRUN LOHMANN CHRISTIANSEN, 88, a well-known caterer in Royal Oak, built her business and her reputation with a Danish layer cake. Mrs. Christiansen, of Royal Oak, died Thursday of cancer at her son's Huntington Woods home. For more than 50 years, Mrs.

Christiansen worked out of her tiny kitchen, preparing with the help of friends sometimes elaborate Danish meals for civic, and charity groups. The cake, though, gave her a reputation. "That cake has been a very festive cake all over Wayne and Oakland County and she was known for it. Everybody called her Grandma Goody," said Barbara Christiansen, her daughter-in-law. The Vrenners, Denmark, native never formally retired.

Mrs. Christiansen is survived by her daughter, Dora Carr; sons Kenneth and Roy; a brother; a sister; 15 grandchildren; 20 great-grandchildren, and one great-great-grandchild. Visitation will be 3-5 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. today at William Sullivan Son Funeral Home, 705 W.

Eleven Mile Road, Royal Oak. A memorial service will be at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Evans Chapel of First Presbyterian Church, 529 Hendrie Royal Oak. Burial Police look for man charged in shooting death of hoy, 6 PTRfllT I jirrv Davis Yl 1 8, of Detroit was charged III Friday with first-degree JJ murder, assault with intent to murder ana use 01 a firearm during a felony in the shooting of 6-year-old Virgil Dicus. Death notices i 4 Driver flees cops, dies in crash with fire truck Death Notices WALTMAN Today's Alphabetical Listing Police are seeking help to locate Davis.

Davis allegedly killed the boy and wounded his mother, Brenda, Dicus, 41, at the Dicus home Tuesday in BLOHM MAXINE A. Beloved wife of Earl. Sister-in-law of Arlene Krejci of Port Huron. Niece of Marie Plo-plis of Rosevllle and Ethelyn PloDlis of Florida. Services Mon THOMAS P.

August 7. Dearest husband of Bernice. Dear son of Ann Waltman. Brother of Harry (Sue), Barbara (Don) Dean, Sandra (Ron) McCleese and Diane (Grant) Harris and the late Benny. Son-in-law of Florence Caten-acci.

Brother-in-law of Tony and Josie Catenaccl, Louis and Lee Catenaccl, Joe and Rose Catenae-ci and Gary and Michaeline Boyn-ton. Also survived by many nieces and nephews. Visitation Saturday 2-9. Sunday 1-9. Funeral Mondav 9 Turner, among the suspected victims of Jeffrey Dahmer, have sued the Milwaukee Police Department for $4.5 million.

The department could have prevented Turner's death if it had properly investigated reports in May by Dahmer's neighbors that Dahmer had attacked a teenage boy, they charge in a suit filed Friday. Wadell Fletcher of Flint, Turner's stepfather, said, "If this could be a form of vindication for Matt, we're all for it." Pair killed, baby wounded in alleged drug apartment FLINT A man and woman were killed and a baby wounded Friday in an apartment police said had been raided previously for alleged drug dealing. Killed were Lucille Bowie, 36, who had been evicted from the apartment earlier this week because of suspected drug activity, Lt. Robert McFadden said. The man has not been identified.

Bowie's son, Delanio, about a year old, was wounded in a leg and in serious condition Friday. day 9:15 a.m. from McCabe Fu neral nome, jivdu w. vi vuie Farminaton Hills. Duns Scotus Chapel, 9 Mile at Evergreen, 10 Larry Davis Blotim, Maxine A.

Boik, Anna M. Colton, Diane DelDuco, Daniel Gerard Edwards, Joseph K. Gladhill, James R. Hinsenkamp, Sally Kozdron, John A. Krek, Ivanka Laflin, Cecelia Lappa, Violet Martin, Matilda McAlinden, Margaret Moss, Edith Mullins, Christelle Newsted, Gladys B.

Opalewski, Leonard A. Pasini, Rose M. Plotzke, Bernice A. Rimar, Frieda Rocca, Giuseppe Stone, John Roger Storm, David D. Jr.

Tracker, Adam B. Tutas, Geraldine VanAntwerp, Rev. Father John G. Walczak, Anna Waltman, Thomas P. Woitulewicz, Nick.

Young, Anna R. a.m. (mermen! noiy aepuicner. Visitation Saturday 7-9, Sunday 2-5, 7-9. a.m.

from Wulek-Calcaterra Funeral Home Inc 36900 Schoenherr at Metro Parkway 16 Mile) to San t-rancesco inurcn Tor iu a.m. mass. Rosary Sunday 7:30 p.m. Interment Resurrection. retaliation for Davis' friend being slapped at the home earlier.

Anyone with information may call 596-2260 anytime. BOIK ANNA M. August 9, 199t. Age 77. Beloved wife of the late Julius.

Dearest mother of Shirley (Donald) Handy, Julius W. (Lorraine) and Emil (Denise). Also survived by two brothers and one sister. Loving grandmother of eight; rent orandmother of one. ser WOITULEWICZ NICK.

Age 65. Husband of the late Anne. Dear father of Christine (Terry) Maluchhik, Daniel (Stella), Anita (Raymond) Slander and Madonna Lltwin. Also seven grandchildren. One brother and one sister.

Visitation Sunday 1 to 9 p.m. at the Wm. J. uross Funeral Home, 28499 Schoenherr, Warren. In state vices Monday 10:30 a.m.

from The Warren Chapel of the David J. Wysorkl Funeral Home, 29440 State Ryan Road (N. of 12 Mile) to St. Louise Catholic Church for 11 MULLINS CHRISTELLE eoe 79. Beloved wife of the late Thomas dear mother of Carl T.

(Regina), Gerald (Patsy), Vickl Prock (Tom) and Denise Mullins. Seven grandchildren; two great grandchildren. Funeral at Brown Funeral Home In Mayfield Kentucky. KREK IVANKA Age 90. Passed away August 8, 1991.

Loving mother of Mary Vitale and Anne Logan. Seven grandchildren, eight great grandchildren. Dear sister of Alex Densur. Celebration of Mass Saturday 11 a.m. at St.

Joseph Shrine, Brooklyn, Ml. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Southfield. STONE JOHN ROGER August 9, 1991. Age 78. Beloved husband of Marie.

Dearest father of Kay (Lorry) Ryntz, Susan (Al) Guest. Lynn (Kathryn) and Carl. Survived by nine grandchildren. Dear brother of the late Hugh. Funeral Monday 12 noon Kaul Funeral Home, 35201 Garfield (N.

of 15 Mile) Clinton Twp. Visitation Sunday 2-9 p.m. a.m. mass. Visitation Saturday 4-9 p.m.

and Sunday 12 noon until 9 p.m. Scripture service Sunday 7:30 p.m. Interment White Chapel Monday 1 a.m. at St. Cyril and Methodius Church, 41233 Ryan Rd.

(N. of 18 Mile). Mass al 10 Arrangements by M.G.Braun Fu a.m. Prayers Sunday 7 p.m. COLTON neral Home, Brooklyn, Ml.

DIANE Beloved wife of Sol. Dear mother of Marilynn (Norton) Weiss, Bruce (Gloria), David (Francy) and Leonard (Judee) Cotton. Grandmother of Jennifer OPALEWSKI LEONARD A. Age 51. August 9 of Utica.

Beloved husband of Mar-cia; dear father ef Stacy, Eric and Sara; son of Mrs. Virginia Opalewski; brother of Mrs. Patricia Fllnchum. Funeral 9:30 a.m. Monday at Wnv Sullivan a.

Son Funeral Home, 8459 Hall Rd. (3 blks. E. of Van Dvke). Utlca.

and 10 a.m. and Jeffrey Weiss, Mark, Javson, STORM DAVID D. JR. Age 41. August 7.

Husband of Donna. Dear father of Angela, Jackie and Lindsay. Dear son of David and Lois Storm. Brother of Dennis Storm and Susan Graham. Services Monday 11 a.m.

at the Ross B. Northrop i Son Funeral Home, 19091 North-ville Road at Seven Mile Road, Northville. Visitation Saturday 2-9 p.m. and Sunday 12 noon-9 p.m. LAFLIN CECELIA C.

(SPRANGER) Ypsi-lantl, Ml. Age 85. Died Wednesday, Aug. 7, 1991 at her residence. Beloved mother of Joan Ylng, Shirley Olsen and Richard Laflin.

Grandmother of 11, great grandmother of five. Funeral 10 a.m. Monday at Stark Funeral Service Moore Memorial Chapel Ypsilan-tl, Ml 482-4900. Burial in Marble Park Cemetery, Milan Ml. Darren, Evan, Kimberly and Lindsay Colton.

Services 12:30 Sunday afternoon at the Ira Kaufman Chapel, Interment Oakview YOUNG ANNA R. Age 82. Belleville, Ml. August 8, 1991. Beloved mother of Betty Fisher, Richard Young, Harry Young, Phyllis Bieszk, Gerald and John Young; loving grandmother of 16 and great-grandmother of 21; dear sister of Mary Melster and Mamie Wolsoy-nlk; preceded In death by husband Perry In 1988; also two brothers Adam and Kleser Ryn-kowski.

In state David C. Brown Funeral Home, 460 E. Huron River Belleville, Ml. Rosary 7:30 p.m. Sunday.

Funeral Mass 12 noon. Monday August, 12 at St. Anthony Catholic Church, Belleville. Donations to Alzheimer's Association appreciated. cemetery.

St. Lawrence Church. Rosary 7:30 p.m. aunaay. visitation i-t p.m.

Saturday and 12-9 p.m. Sunday. DelDUCO DANIEL GERARD Infant. Died July 28. Beloved son of Vita and Anthony DelDuco of Ortonvllle.

Dear brother of Alyssa. Dear LEPPA VIOLET I Age 81 of Minneapolis, formerly of Birmingham. Survived by husband Carl A. Uali.n fMI. granason or marge ano uaniei DelDuco of Ortonville and Margaret and Albert Vultaooio of Mt.

and June Mooney, Sun City, Ariz. Clemens, also survived by many TROCKER ADAM B. August 9, age 80. Beloved husband of Rose. Dear father of Brendan (Susanna) and Gregory (Deborah).

Grandfather of Sarah and Scott. Brother of Alexandrine Wroblewskl. Prayers at Manns-Ferguson Funeral Home 17000 Middlebelt S. of Six Mile Monday 10 a.m. Mass at St Genevieve Church, 10:30.

Visitation Saturday 2-5 and 6-9 and Sunday 2-9. Rosary Sunday 7:30. Cemeteries, Monuments Ketirea ju year employee nsner Body Memorial Service Saturday 2 p.m. McDIvltt-Hauge-Bradshaw Funeral Home. Minne PASINI ROSE M.

Aug. 8, 1991 of Rochester Hills. Wife of Dennis A. Pasini. Mother of Craig D.

and Todd P. Pasini. Daughter of Pascual San-tana. Sister of Raymond Santana. Funeral Mass at St.

Irenaeus Catholic Church 771 Old Perch Rochester Monday 10 a.m. Visitation at Bell Chapel of the Wm. R. Hamilton Co. 820 E.

Maple, Birmingham, 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Rosary Sunday 7:30 p.m. Memorial tributes may be made to the Michigan Cancer Foundation. aunts ana uncies.

runerai services were held at Sherman Wllk Funeral Home Ortonville. Rev. Father John Hardy and Deacon Bernard Braun officated. Interment was In Ortonville cemetery. apolis, Minn.

Inurnment at White Cnapel Cemetery, Troy, Ml. CADILLAC MEMORIAL West Garden of Gethsemane, i plots, marker. Days 8-5. (517) 463-2101 By John Castine and jim schaefer Free Press Staff Writers A 26-year-old Southfield man with a history of drunken driving was fleeing from police as fast as 50 m.p.h. on three tires and a sparking rim before he slammed into a Detroit fire truck and was killed Friday, police said.

At one point during the chase, Allen Sander Katz was going 70 to 80 m.p.h. the wrong way on Greenfield Road, Dearborn police said. Three Detroit fire fighters were slightly injured in the accident about 3 a.m. on Greenfield at 1-96. The fire fighters were returning from a run when Katz's car swerved into their lane, striking the right front.

Dearborn Police Chief Ronald De-ziel said an officer saw Katz's red 1990 Chevy Beretta weaving across west-' bound Michigan Avenue about 2:45 a.m. The officer turned on his siren and lights and tried to pull Katz over, but Katz sped north on Greenfield in the southbound lanes. The officer said oncoming motorists swerved to avoid Katz. Just south of Ford Road, Katz struck a street sign, hit a curb and blew out his right front tire. Katz returned to the right side of the street at Warren, police said.

Although the Detroit city line is at Tireman, Dearborn police continued the chase up to Chicago Road, police said. Detroit Sgt. Sammie Hall of the traffic fatality squad said a Detroit squad car nearly was hit by Katz as it exited 1-96 at Greenfield. Police followed Katz a few blocks north to a gas station at Schoolcraft, where he pulled in. As they approached, Katz sped off south.

Detroit police did not pursue. Katz then slammed into the truck, destroying it and his car, said Fire Chief Harold Watkins. Deziel said Katz was convicted of drunken driving in 1985. After a February 1990 accident, Katz was charged with drunken driving. He failed to show up in cour last month.

MARTIN FOREST LAWN 7 graves. Cheap. Call 757-8308 ACACIA PARK 6 graves monu-ment lot, Sec. negot. 291-2639 PARKVIEW MEMORIAL -Livonia Lots $395.

Call: 779-8452 EDWARDS JOSEPH K. August 7, 1991. Beloved husband of Wanda. Dear father of Joseph, Larry, Mark and the late David. Grandfather of ten.

Brother of June Rinna ftnd Norma Croskey. Visitation Saturday 6-9 and Sunday 12-9. Services Monday 1 p.m. at the John N. Santelu Son Funeral Home.

1 139 Inkster Rd. (between Ford Rd. and Cherry Hill.) Memorials to American Lung Association. MATILDA August 9, age 98. Beloved wife of the late Anthony.

Dear mother of Aaron. Grandmother of Cheryl, Karen, Gary and Cindy. Great grandmother of Kent, Christie, Ryan and Kelly. Sister of Ted, Marshal, Ralph and Irene. Prayers at Manns-Ferguson Funeral Home 17000 Middle-belt, S.

of Six Mile Monday 11:30. Mass at St Genevieve Church 12 noon. Visitation Saturday 1-5 and 7-9 and Sunday 12-9. Rosary Sunday 7 p.m, Man taking pictures dies in 200-foot bridge plunge ST. IGNACE A Detroit man plunged about 200 feet to his death Thursday while taking pictures in the Upper Peninsula.

David Johnson, 43, fell off the Cut River Bridge over U.S.-2, about 30 miles west of St. Ignace, police said Friday. Investigators said Johnson either was taking pictures and leaned too far, or was reaching to catch his camera and fell. Zookeepers say lynx attack was just out of playfulness TRAVERSE CITY A Traverse City man claims a lynx at Clinch Park Zoo attacked and scratched his 2-year-old son, but zookeepers say the cat was just playing. Robert Baker said his son, Robert crossed a rope Thursday and walked up to the cage.

The next thing he knew, a lynx had hold of his son. "It was like a flash of lightning," Baker said. The boy was treated for puncture wounds and scratches on his neck, chest and stomach. Zoo Director Ken Gregory on Friday said it was most likely that the lynx was being playful. "She is a very friendly cat," he said.

Relatives of slaying victim sue Milwaukee Police FLINT The stepfather and mother of Flint native Matt ROCHESTER Hills Chrls-. tlan Memorial 2 plots, headstonecrypts In Gar- den of Honor ifiOO 391-2803 TUTAS GERALDINE August 8. Beloved twlfe of the late Stanley. Dear mother of Florence (Dave) Ellis, Pat (Tom) Curley and Cliff. Dear Srandmother of Jennifer, Jamie, onna, Mike, Matt, Sean and Michelle.

Funeral from Hackett-Metcalf Funeral Home 2640 Monroe (nr. W. Outer Dearborn Monday 9:15 a.m. to Holy Redeemer Catholic Church Id a.m. Visitation Saturday 6-9 and Sunday 2-9 m.

Rosary Sunday 7 p.m. Contributions for a perennial garden to be established at Holy Redeemer In her honor will be appreciated. PLOTZKE BERNICE A. Aug. 7, 1991.

Beloved wife of the late Joseph. Dearest mother of Ronald (Jean). Grandmother of Michael and Thomas Plotzke. Great grandmother of Christopher. Funeral a.m.

from Kaul Funeral Home 35201 Garfield (N. of 15 Mile) Clinton Two. to St. Thecla Catholic Church 10 a.m. Prayers Sunday 7 p.m.

Visitation Saturday 6-9 p.m. and Sunday 2-9 p.m. WOODLAWN CEMETERY 3 crypts, side by side, 1st fir. in old historical mausoleum. 435-6182 GLADHILL JAMES R.

August 7, 1991. Beloved husband of Mable. Dear father of Barbara (Sebastian) lavasile and Gary (Evie). Grandfather of five; WOODLAWN Cemetery 2 lots, Sect. 20B, $730 ea.

483-3051 McALINDEN MARCARET fnoe MCEVOY) Woman says she was fired for objecting to smoking MT. CLEMENS A woman with severe asthma sued Vickers Inc. on Friday, charging she was fired because she objected to coworkers' smoking. Barbara McClinton of Mt. Clemens accuses Vickers of violating the Michigan Handicapper Civil Rights Act by ignoring her complaints about workplace smoke and refusing to accommodate her handicap.

Peter Parsons, manager of global public relations at Vickers' offices in Troy, declined to comment on the suit. Vickers specializes in the design and manufacture of power and motion control systems for a variety of machinery and equipment uses. WASHTENAW Eastern Michigan board approves tuition increase YPSILANTI The Eastern Michigan University Board of Regents on Friday approved tuition increases ranging from 7.5 percent to 8.2 percent for in-state students. Wife of the late Patrick. Dear WOODLAWN Cemetery- 3 crypts In Mausoleum, $2500 all, 625-2692 great grandfather of one.

Visits ton Saturday Hp m. ana Sunday WOODLAWN Cemtery 5 lots, 12, lots 210-A. 399-7054' 12 noon until 9 p.m. Services Mondav 11:30 a.m. at the John N.

mother of Patricia, Mickey uutty (Pete) and Terence (Rosemary). Grandmother of Kevin Duffy, Patrick, Michael and Erin McAlinden. Sister of Elsie McCloskey, Fred McEvoy and Mabel Hewelt. Memorial mass at St. Sylvester Church.

Saturday at 11a.m. Dona lu-am-mionignis, 7 dayswk. Santelu 4 Son Funeral Home. 1 139 Inkster Road (between Ford Rd. and Cherry Hill) WOODLAWN Mausoleum (2) crypts.

Will sell $2000. below market. 792-9204 tions to Capuchin Soup Kitchen or uomimcon nign acnogi. RIMAR FRIEDA Dearest mother of Frances (Nathan) Barris, Elsie Mandell, Betty (Herbert) Chll-ders, Rita (Michael) Sherman and the late Joseph and Arnold Rimar. Mother-in-law of Darlene Rimar.

12 grandchildren; nine grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. Graveside services Sunday 12:30 p.m. Wes-twood Cemetery, Inkster. Arrangements by the Hebrew Memorial Chapel 543-1622 Card of Thanks and Prayers VanANTWERP REV. FATHER JOHN G.

August 8. Beloved brother of twin sister Ellen VanAntwerp (IHM) of Monroe Elizabeth (John) Vaughan of Illinois, Margaret (John) Cramer of Mt Clemens, Arthur J. of Memphas Mich, and Mary (Joseph) Burke of Pennsylvania. 2) nieces and nephews. Visitation Fred Wood Funeral Home 36100 Five Mile, W.

of Farmlngton Rd. Saturday 2-9 p.m. and St Edith Catholic Church, 15089 Newburgh at Five Mile, Livonia Sunday after 2 p.m. Scripture service Sunday 7:30 p.m. Funeral mass St Edith Catholic Church Monday1 11 a.m.

Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Memorials to Immaculate Heart Of Mary, Monroe Mich. HINSENKAMP SALLY L. (Franks) Age 46. August 5, 1991 In Weiluku, Hawaii (Maui).

Survived by brothers William and John Franks; sisters, Suzanne Taylor and Sandra (Tom) Clchy, Sharon (Michael) Czula also several nieces and nephews. Funeral service will be held from Norman's Mortuary. 608-244-4065, August 10 In Hawaii. MOSS EDITH Beloved wife of Dr. Martin Moss.

Dear mother of Charles, Jonathan (Ann Barkey-Moss) Moss and Allison Moss. Sister of Sol (Selma) Korngold. Services 1:45 Sunday afternon at the Ira Kaufman Chapel. Interment Adat Shalom Memorial Park. MAY the Sacred Heart of Jesus be adored, glorified, loved and preserved throughout the world now and forever.

Sacred Heart of Jesus pray for us; St. Jude, Worker of Miracles pray for us; St. Jude Helper of the Hopeless, pray for us. Say this prayer 9 times a day for 9 days. It has never been known to fall.

Publl-cation must be promised. Plane ROCCA GIUSEPPE Age 73. August 8. Beloved husband of Bonarla. Dear father of Marlsa Cogswell, RalDh.

Anthony and Joseph Roc NEWSTED GLADYS B. Age 89. Formerly of Detroit. Wife of the late Hazen. Mother of David (Carol) Newsted ca.

Grandfather of ten. Brother of Prayer To St. Clair Say 9 Hall Marys tor 9 days, on the 9th. day publish this prayer and make 3 wishes, your prayers will be answered. V.A.M.

Lina Faiascm, tmeno Rocca, Pasauale Rocca. Carolina Visone and Betty (Marty) Korr. 10 gradnchlldrenn, 19 great grandchildren and two great great KOZDRON JOHN A. August 6, 1991 In Lubbock, Texas. Beloved son of Irene and Aloysius Kozdron.

Loving erandson of the late Helen and eo Lewandowski and Stanley and Victoria Kozdron. Also survived by many aunts, uncles and cousins. Funeral services Monday 9:15 a.m. from the Jarzem-bowski Funeral Home 18957 w. Warren, at Artesian, to St.

Pas-chalBaylon 10 a.m. Interment St. Hedwig. Rosary Sunday 7 p.m. and Ida Morelli.

Pre-deceased by granacniioren. vixiianuii oi mc Klnuv-Garrett Funeral Home WALCZAK ANNA Beloved wife of the late Stanley. Dear mother of Lilian Owen. Services 10:30 a.m. Saturday at the A.H.

Peters Funeral Home, 20705 Mack Avenue at Vernier Road, Grosse Polnte Woods. Visitation Saturday 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. PRAYER TO ST. CLAIR Say 9 Hall Marys for 9 davs.

on the his son vincenzo. prayers Monday Dlener Funeral Home 48271 Van Dyke, Utica. Mass Ham St. Lawrence Catholic 9th. day publish this prayer and 420 S.

Latayette, Royal Oak Sunday 4-9 p.m. and Monday 11-1 p.m. Funral 1 p.m. Monday at the Funeral Home. Church, Visitation Saturday t-9pm and Sunday 1-5 and 7-9pm wisn Tor Tntngs, your prayers will be answered; L.L.J.

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