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LocalState Lansing State Journal Saturday, Aug. 22, 1992 2B GREATER LANSING DIGEST tions for a new training group to be held in September. Low income men and women 60 and older who can commit 20 hours a week to visiting older people may apply. A tax-free payment of $2.45 per hour is made for the service. The program, sponsored by Catholic Social Services St Vincent Home for Children serves Clinton, Eaton and Ingham counties.

For information or an application, call 882-8777. CHARLOTTE Eaton County Jail honored The Eaton County Jail was among 16 facilities in Michigan to be recognized with a certificate of achievement by the Michigan Department of Corrections. The honored facilities were recognized at the Michigan Sheriffs Association annual summer conference in Sault Ste. Marie. The award was made following a state inspection of the jail in April.

MICHIGAN STATE MSU professor joins NIH Antonio Nunez, a professor of psychology at Michigan State University, has been named to a four-year term on the behavioral and neurosciences study section in the National Institute of Health. 38th Infantry reunion slated The 38th Division Association Inc. will hold its annual reunion Sept 12 at the 38th Infantry Division Headquarters, Holt Road and Minnesota Street Indianapolis. The division, a National Guard command that has twice been activated during wartime, has companies in several Michigan communities. Life membership is $20.

For a membership or information, write 38th Division Association 3912 W. Minnesota St, Indianapolis, 46241-4064. ON CAMPUS As a member, Nunez will help grant applications, make recommendations to appropriate and boards and survey the status DEWITT TOWNSHIP Photo contest entries being accepted Entries for the 1993 "Focus on Michigan" photography contest sponsored by the Kodak Company, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources and the Michigan Recreation and Park Association are now being accepted by the De Witt Township Park and Recreation Department The contest is open to all amateur photographers. Photographers may enter three of their best photographs or slides depicting natural scenes, landscapes, visual or performing arts or people enjoying recreational activities at public parks or recreational facilities. Contest divisions are for youths 17 and under, adults 18-54 and seniors 55 and older.

The top three photos from each division will receive ribbons and state winners will receive $100 plus other prizes. Entries should be submitted to the township recreation office at the township hall, 4700 Brook Road, by 5 p.m. Oct. 23. For information, call 482-1291.

EAST LANSING Punt Pass and Kick contest scheduled The East Lansing Recreation and Arts Punt Pass and Kick competition will be at 1 p.m. Sept 13 at Patriarche Park. All children 8-13 years old are eligible. Winners will move on to regional competition. State finals will be during a Detroit Lions football game at the Pontiac Sil-verdome this fall.

Pre-registration is necessary to compete. There is no charge. To register, contact East Lansing Recreation and Arts, 337-4442. Compiled from staff reports. If yon have information for the Greater Lansing Digest, call Hugh Leach, 377-1119.

DELTA TOWNSHIP Township anniversary party planned Delta Township will host "Explore a special event commemorating the 30th anniversary of the township charter, on Sept 26 at Sharp and Delta Mills parks and on Sept 27 at Woldumar Nature Center. Events will include recreational activities, exhibits, displays and family entertainment Anyone with pictures or memorabilia from the early days of the township they are willing to lend on contribute may drop them off or send them to Janice Vedder, Delta Township clerk, Delta Administration Building, 7710 W. Saginaw Highway, Lansing, 48917. All photos and memorabilia must be labeled to identify the contents and include the owner's name, address and phone number. A self-addressed stamped envelope should be sent for return of photos.

For information, call Vedder, 323-8528. Restaurant and food vendors interested in space during activities at Sharp Park may contact Connie Gustaf-son, 886-0600. Anyone interested in information about a Sept 27 treasure hunt may contact Kathleen McKee-Marlow at Woldumar, 322-0030. LANSING LCC lunch applications available Applications for reduced and free lunches at Lansing ox research in their fields of science. Nunez has published more than 40 scientific papers, is an active contributor to the MSU Neuroscience Program and his research on circadian rhythms is supported by a National Science Foundation grant CAMPUS CALENDAR: University of Michigan-Flint: The Spotlight Series at UM-Flint, which features world renowned artists in music, dance and drama, will launch its 1 1th season at 7:30 p.m.

Sept. 17 in the UM-Flint Theatre. Tickets for these performances, which feature various artists at least once a month, are $8 for students, $12 for UM-Flint faculty and staff and $14 for the general public. For information, call (313) 762-3431. AREA Senior program needs training group The Senior Companion Program is accepting applica Catholic Central High School will be available during orientation when classes begin Thursday.

The price for paid lunches will be IN SCHOOL $1.50 for high school and elementary i students. Milk, when purchased separately, will be 30 cents. Reduced lunches are 40 cents. Adults using the program at any school will be charged $2 for lunches and 30 cents for milk purchased separately from the meal. Under the dome Court reverses insurance ruling The Michigan Insurance Bureau cannot order refunds to Detroit motorists who had auto insurance policies that were alleged to be overpriced, the Michigan Court of Appeals says.

The court, in a ruling released this week, said the Legislature did not give the bureau power to order refunds when companies' rates violated the territorial restrictions of the Essential Insurance Act. The rates involved were for auto insurance policies with a $50 deductible sold by Allstate Insurance Co. The law, in effect until 1986, said rates between adjacent territories could not vary more than 10 percent and the lowest rate could not be less than 45 percent of the highest territorial base rate. The state said the rates were 22 percent apart in adjacent territories and the lowest was 41.3 percent of the rate in the highest territory. Allstate no longer uses the rating plan, the ruling said.

The court said the bureau could order refunds only if the rates violated the portion of the law requiring rates to be based on sound actuarial principles or a reasonable classification system. The ruling upheld the decision of Ingham County Circuit Judge Peter D. Houk. Under the dome offers a daily glimpse of what's happening at the Capitol. If you have a question, call Assistant City Editor Rich Adams at 377-1050.

Todd Alan Scoggins, 28, and Dana Joi Schueller, 24, both of Grand Ledge. Walter John DeVries, 2 1 of Charlotte, and Kerrie Suzanne Hallberg, 20, of Dimondale. Keith Ray Lowe, 38, and Vicki Lynn Austin, 35, both of Vermontville. James R. Warman, 37, and Donna M.

Byrd, 24, both of Middletown, Ohio. Robert Ernest Dumais 29, and Kira Joy Phreed, 21, both of Las Cruces, N.M. Steven Charles Myszak, 28, and Karen Ann Fedewa, 31, both of Grand Ledge. Robert Lee Philipp, 36, of Nashville, and Linda Elaine Tobias, 45, of Vermontville. Fred Wilford Marshall II, 20, and Shannon Janette Harmon, 19, both of Olivet.

Chad Allen Crandell, 22, of Charlotte, and Dawn Michelle Root, 18, of Vermontville. Thomas John Lick, 23, and Jamie Lynn Lowe, 25, both of Lansing. Scott Alan Bair, 25, of Lansing, and Colleen Ann Davidson, 26, of Bath. Frank Martin Malusek 33, and Christine Marie Hillman, 35, both of Grand Ledge. Billy Gavaldon, 45, and Joyce Ann Harmon, 44, both of Charlotte.

Mike D. Hakes, 44, and Maegan S. Davis, 40, both of Olivet. Don Alvin Haga, 24, and Jane Annette Himebaugh, 23, both of Grand Ledge. Harold Robert Sylvester, 78, of Eaton Rapids, and Doris E.

Dykes, 69, of Lansing. Cary Lewis Blake, 36, and Pamela Jean Nitz, 35, both of Lansing. Thomas Mark Thivierge, 29, of Sun-field, and Patricia Lynne Shaw, 29, of Lansing. Earl Bryan Horton, 37, and Carla Ann Soto, 25, both of Charlotte. Scott Alan Woodard, 25, and Wendy Jane Fitzgerald, 22, both of Lansing.

Terry Clyde Hodges, 44, and Patricia Ann Southworth, 40, both of Grand Ledge. Michael James Moran, 43, and Joan Marie Gallinari, 42, both of Lansing. Larry Lynn Secord, 36, and Shell Marie Briggs, 26, both of Eaton Rapids. Jonpaul Rearick, 38, and Kay Lynn Comstock, 22, both of Charlotte. Joseph Ancil Holmes, 33, and Denise Lorraine Coolman, 29, both of Eaton Rapids.

Daryl Ward Bryner 22, and Connie Annette Fuller, 20, both of Olivet. Chris Robert Sizemore, 31, and Teresa Marie Barron, 30, both of Potterville. Mark Allen McKimmy, 23, and Kim-berley Kay Brenner, 20, both of Lansing. 4 databank: DEATH NOTICES LANSING GILLISON, EVELYN 71, of Delta Township, died Friday. Services 10 a.m.

Monday at Palmer-Bush Lansing Chapel. MOYER, BEATRICE 76, died Thursday. Memorial services 9:30 a.m. Monday at Gorsline-Runciman Lansing Chapel. EAST LANSING CARTER, CHRISTOPHER D.

(KIT), 47. died Thursday. Services 10 a.m. today at Estes-Leadley Greater Lansing Chapel. HAS LETT KLCO, KATHLEEN L.S., 43, died Thursday.

Services 11:30 a.m. today at St. Johns Student Parish, East Lansing. Arrangements by Gorsline-Runciman East Chapel, East Lansing. MASON GARCIA, ALICE, 73.

died Friday. Arrangements by Gorsline-Runciman Ball-Dunn Chapel, Mason. WEBBERVILLE WHITE, LUCILLE 90, died Friday. Arrangements by Gorsline-Runciman Williamston Chapel. ELSEWHERE BOOS, LOUIS F.

76, of Sedona, formerly of Lansing, died Wednesday. There will be no services. TAFT, CHELSEY CHRISTINE, of Saginaw, infant daughter of Mitchell and Jennifer Taft, died Thursday. Graveside services 1 p.m. today at Maple Hill Cemetery, Charlotte.

Arrangements by Gorsline-Runciman Lansing Chapel. BIRTHS LANSING GENERAL WICKHAM: To Brent C. and Shelly M. Wickham, Hastings, a daughter, Kayla Louise, Aug. 17.

ST. LAWRENCE GOERGE: To Gene and Agnes Goerge, 563 N. Walnut, Fowler, a son, Brett John, Aug. 9. SCHEPPELE: To John Scheppele and Marsha Albritton, Lansing, a daughter, Meridith Albritton Scheppele, Aug.

15. WIELENGA: To Bob and Janet Wie-lenga, 1821 Beal Lansing, a daughter, Sara Elizabeth, Aug. 16. KUNKEL: To Richard and Jamie Kunkel, 242 S. Gunnell Road, Eaton Rapids, a son, Mallory Ellen, Aug.

17. SPARROW MEGGISON: To Michael J. and Leisa A. Meggison, Holt, a son, Joshua Michael, Aug. 7.

DOBIE: To Thomas E. and Sheri L. (Robinson) Dobie, 1107 Willow Grand Ledge, a daughter, Cassondra Lynne, Aug. 11. KELLEY: To Tequila Y.

Kelley, Lansing, twin daughters, Anisha Sharae Kel-ley-Lewis and Tekiya Yvonne Kelley-Lewis, Aug. 15. BROWN: To Terry A. and Laurie J. Brown, no address given, a daughter, Erin Kelly, Aug.

17. CHAHINE: To Bassam E. and Faten M. Chahine, 5212 W. Willow Highway, Lansing, a son, Elias Bassam, Aug.

17. GIANNUZZI: To Louis J. and Gena D. (Gillentine) Giannuzzi, 2510 Wood, No. 1 5, Lansing, a son, Louis Joseph Aug.

17. HOMA: To Carl and Rosemary Homa, Portland, a daughter, Cwen, Aug. 17. JACKSON: To Kevin J. and Jennifer A.

Jackson, 2222 Sandhill, Mason, a son, Tyler Wesley, Aug. 17. JONES: To Bruce D. Jones and Lisa G. Lee-Jones, 2591 Jolly Road, Okemos, twin sons, Jordan Arthur and Kyle Edward, Aug.

17. McCARIUS: To Richard J. Jr. and Jane E. McCarius, 4586 Herron Road, Okemos, a son, Richard Jerome III, Aug.

17. MITTLEMAN: To David S. and Jill P. Mittleman, 1021 Touraine, East Lansing, a son. Max Aaron, Aug.

17. PEKKALA: To Jeffrey A. and Christine L. Pekkala, 319 N. Magnolia, Lansing, a son, Jeffrey Allen II, Aug.

17. RAPIER: To Stuart A. and Dana S. Rapier, Holt, a son, Eric Alan Scamar-cia-Rapier, Aug. 17.

ROSALES: To Michael A. Rosales and Cathy J. Opanasenko-Rosales, no address given, a son, Zachary Michael Rosales, Aug. 17. SKELTIS: To Joseph E.

and Margie E. (Roth) Skeltis, 817 N. Clinton, Grand Ledge, a son, Ryan Joseph, Aug. 17. COURTS INGHAM COUNTY Sentences JUDGE MICHAEL G.

HARRISON Chris Q. Pierce, 36, 8068 Rossman Highway, Dimondale, probation violation, 90 days in jail, all but seven days to the suspended upon and of all outstanding court assessments, probation continued. Sheila Marie Thompson, 25, 2947 Pine Tree Road, Lansing, probation violation, one month in jail with credit for 1 1 days. Malik Rassoull Graves, 18, 1070 E. Forest, Detroit, possession with intent to deliver less than 50 grams of cocaine, two to 20 years in prison with credit for 134 days, $30 to Crime Victims Rights Fund, to participate in Boot Camp program if approved by Michigan Department of Corrections.

Henry Chatman, 23, 1 1626 Woodward, Detroit, two counts of false pretenses over $100, three years probation, six months in jail with credit for 44 days, $30 to Crime Victims Rights Fund, $500 costs, restitution in full. David Michael Cena, 25, 220 E. Butternut, Charlotte, breaking and entering of an occupied dwelling, seven to 15 years in prison with credit for 43 days, $30 to Crime Victims Rights Fund, restitution in full. Michael Phillip Esch, 18, 4233 Holt Road, Holt, possession of marijuana, one year in jail with credit for 45 days, $30 to Crime Victims Rights Fund. William Andrew Bell, 27, 2312 Green-belt, Lansing, violation of controlled substance laws, one year probation, six months in jail with credit for one sentence to be concurrent with Eaton County sentence, $30 to Crime Victims Rights Fund, $300 costs, probation oversight fees.

Gerald Edward Watts 22, 39696 Clearview, ML Clemens, attempted uttering and publishing (bad check) and joyriding, one year probation, one month in jail with credit for two days, $30 to Crime Victims Rights Fund, $300 costs, $200 fine, restitution, probation oversight fees. JUDGE PETER D. HOUK Erick Todd Hegge, 20, 425 E. Race, Leslie, pleaded guilty to being a disorderly person, 24 months probation, $100 costs, $30 to Crime Victims Rights Fund, 10 hours per of community service plus additional 20 hours per week community service until employed. Avery Bernard Webster, 24, 4835 Countryway East, Okemos, pleaded guilty to probation violation, probation extended one year, 90 days in jail.

Rafael Galindo Mazuca, 21, 821 Beu-lah, Lansing, probation violation, probation continued, nine days in jail with credit for nine days. Michael Lynn Wall, 28, 609 E. Jolly, Lansing, probation violation, probation continued, 10 days in jail with credit for 10 days, tether time extended for six months. James Paul Alvarado, 26, 405 N. Pennsylvania, Lansing, third offense of operating a motor vehicle under the influence of liquor, 60 months probation, one year in jail with credit for two days, $300 costs, $30 to Crime Victims Rights Fund, 10 hours per month community service, driver's license revoked.

DEATHS AND STROUSE: Randall and Jacquelyn. GLOWNEY: Peter and Sally. HARDER: Roger and Elizabeth DECKER: John Martin and Lidia M. MORROW: Rick A. and Brenda Leel Davis.

MURRAY: Paul Arnold and Ellen -Deborah. EDGECOMB: Paul Donald and Lana Rae. RECYCLING CLINTON COUNTY DeWitt Township Granger Recycling, 3635 Wood dropoff center always open; clear, I brown and green glass, plastic milk containers, newspapers, magazines, alumi-' num. tin cans and corrugated card- board; 372-0555. St.

Johns St. Johns Lions Club, Swegles and Steel streets, dropoff center always open; glass containers separated by col- or with lids removed (no window glass), clean tin or steel cans flattened with labels removed, clean milk jugs with lids removed, clean HDPE2 plastic with lids removed, tin foil, aluminum doors with glass removed, bundled or bagged newspapers, telephone books (no magazines or catalogs); 224-6747 or 224-3654. STATE LOTTERY Friday DAILY GAME: 583 DAILY-4: 7910 KENO: 02, 05, 12, 13, 14, 15, 18, 21 23, 26, 28, 32, 45, 48, 52 56, 64, 66, 68, 74, 76, 79 You must match six to 10 numbers to win a cash prize. Wednesday LOTTO 47 04, 1 0, 24, 29, 30, 44 Six-number winners: none TONIGHT'S JACKPOT: $6 million. Friday CASH 5: 01, 07, 11, 21, 23 Compiled by staff writers Hugh Leach and Sally Trout.

August 22, 1 p.m. at Maple Hill Cemetery, Charlotte, with the Rev. Michael C. Bater, Pastor of Zion Lutheran Church officiating. The family is being served by the Gorsline-Runciman Co.

Lansing Chapel. FUNERALS VerPLANCK, HARRY M. Haslett Funeral services will be held Monday, August 24, 2:30 p.m. at the Gorsline-Runciman Co. Lansing Chapel with Masonic services being provided by Capital Lodge of S.O.

66 A.M. Interment will follow in Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Bath. Friends may call at the Chapel beginning Saturday, 7 p.m. where the family will receive friends 7-9 p.m. and Sunday, 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

In memory of Mr. VerPlanck, those desiring may make contributions to the Shriner's Hospital for Crippled Children, American Cancer Society (Ingham County Unit) or St. Paul Lutheran Church. DIVORCES CLINTON COUNTY LA VIA: Charles Kenneth and Elmyra Jane. WICKE: Bruce and Linda.

STURGIS: Douglas Lee and Mary C. WACKER: David M. and Patricia K. STEELE: Scott and Robin Emmer. For Paid Obituary Notices, Call 377-1104 Memoriams and Cards of Thanks Appear in Classification 067 in the Classified section.

Alexander V. Golchoff, 34, 2054 Raby Road, Haslett, first degree retail fraud, 12 months probation, 180 days on tether program, $350 costs, $30 to Crime Victims Rights Fund, $30 per month probation oversight fee. Jaymes Calvin Conklin, 30, 533 Community, Lansing, attempted possession with intent to deliver marijuana, 36 months probation, $100 costs, $250 fine, $30 to Crime Victims Rights Fund. David Thomas Wilkinson, 40, 5414 Wild Oak, East Lansing, computer damaging or altering over $100, 60 months probation, one year in jail, six months of jail sentence suspended if $42,000 is paid toward total of $84,427.72 restitution, $30 to Crime Victims Rights Fund. Linda Faye Burr, 34, 14576 Archdale, Detroit, unlawful possession of a financial transaction device, $250 fine, $250 costs, $30 to Crime Victims Rights Fund.

MARRIAGES EATON COUNTY Ralph Edward Prince, 21, of Grand Ledge, and Sue Ann Capan, 19, of Breckenridge. Mark Anthony Humpert, 21, of Cold-water, and Andrea Arlene Kropp, 20, of Grand Ledge. Bozidar Sinadinovski, 27, of Sterling Heights, and Gordana Pavlovski, 27, of Lansing. FUNERALS and retired as Manager from Michigan Livestock of Portland. He is survived by 1 daughter, Gladys (William) Spitzley of Portland; 3 grandchildren, Elizabeth (Douglas) Hart of Middleville, Patricia Spitzley of Lansing and William (Lynn) Spitzley of Pewamo; 6 great grandchildren.

Funeral services will be conducted 2 p.m. Monday, August 24, 1992 at the Gorsline-Runciman Co. Neller Chapel in Portland with the Rev. Fr. Julian Reginato officiating.

Visitation will begin Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Neller Chapel, where the family will receive friends Saturday and Sunday, 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Interment will follow in Portland Cemetery. Casket bearers will be William Spitzley Patricia Spitzley, Harold Evans, James Bens-choter, Christopher Spitzley and Douglas Hart. and Turner in Lansing, Monday, August 24, 1992 at 11 a.m.

with the Rev. James G. McDougall officiating. Friends may call at the Gorsline-Runciman Co. DeWitt Chapel where the family will receive friends Saturday and Sunday, 3-5 and 7-9 p.m.

with the Rosary being prayed Saturday at 7:30 p.m. by the Rev. James G. McDougall and Sunday at 7:30 p.m. by Rev.

Bennett Constantine. Interment will be in St. Joseph Cemetery, Lansing. Military services will be provided by the Edwin J. Leyanna V.F.W.

Post 671, DeWitt. gle; 2 great grandchildren, Devin and Collin Pike; 2 cousins, Eleanor Charland and Patricia Stephenson, both of Lansing; and very special friend, Mildred Rukes of Lansing. Funeral services will be held Monday, 10 a.m. at the Palmer-Bush Delta Chapel with Rev. Paul Frederick of Trinity United Methodist Church, officiating.

Interment will follow in Deepdale Memorial Park. The family will receive friends today 7-9 p.m., and Sunday, 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. In lieu of flowers, for those wishing donations may be made to the Church in her memory. Pallbearers will be John Zigler, Michael Pike, Max, Randy and Gary Locher, Otto Thurston. KOWATCH, ROMAN F.

St. Helen Formerly of DeWitt Age 72, died August 20, 1992 in West Branch. Born November 18, 1919 in Fowler; Mr. Kowatch was a member of St. Helen's Cath-olic Church; a life member of the V.F.W.

Post 573 of Clare; served in the U.S. Navy during World War II; and was a member of the 3rd Degree of St. Helen Council 8390. He is survived by his wife, Lucille (Creguer); 14 children, Michael (Pat) Kowatch, Mary Kowatch, Marge (Tim) Geil, Janette Cardinal, Jackie (Mike) Vinitski, Mark Kowatch, Joseph (Linda) Kowatch, Monica (Tom) Impellizeri, Jeffrey (Sherri) Kowatch, Julie (Kim) Thomas, Kevin (Mar-lene) Kowatch, Kenneth (Sara) Kowatch, Jeannie (Fred) Sexton and Brian Kowatch; 28 grandchildren; 2 brothers and 3 sisters. He was preceded in death by a grandson in 1986.

The Funeral Mass will be celebrated at St. Therese Catholic Church, Randolph Here are the names and numbers of people to call if you have news tips or questions. EDUCATION (K-12) What's going on in public and private schools? Student achievements, new programs, budget cuts and more. Call Mary lorio, 377-1213. HIGHER EDUCATION From MSU and LCC to Davenport and Cooley.

From semester transitions to tuition to what students do in their free time. Call Richard S. Koonce. 377-1157. or Gary Miles, 377-1051.

ENVIRONMENT Recycling, groundwater, toxic waste what affects the earth we live on? Call Suzanne Wood, 377-1061. GREATER LANSING DIGEST Coming events, accomplishments, news briefs from all around the Lansing area. Call Hugh Leach, 377-1119. LANSING From City Hall to what's happening in the neighborhoods. Call Tim Makinen, 377-1262.

POLICEFIRECOURTS From the daily police blotter to safety issues to how police are using the latest technology to solve crimes. Call Sue Nichols. 377-1015, or Betsy Miner, 377-1 154. REGIONAL NEWS What's going on in the communities that surround Lansing? Call Sally Trout. 377-1040, Hugh Leach, 377-1119; or John Albright.

377-1052. STATE GOVERNMENT From election-year campaigning to how bills in the Legislature affect your life. Call Chris Andrews. 377-1054, or Kathy Hoffman. 377-1160.

GILLISON, EVELYN M. Delta Township Age 71, died Friday, August 21, 1992. She was a resident of Delta Township; and a member of Trinity United Methodist Church. Evelyn was an avid bowler and golfer, and she loved playing bridge. She was preceded in death by her parents, Louis and Mildred Church; 2 brothers, Charles J.

Church and John E. Church. She is survived by her daughter, Linda (Roy) Zigler of Eagle; son, Louis Bryon Gillison of St. Petersburg, FL; 3 grandchildren, Daniel (Tammy) Zigler of Hawaii, Sherri (Michael) Pike of Lansing, and John C. Zigler of Ea TAFT, CHELSEY CHRISTINE Saginaw Infant daughter of Mitchell and Jennifer, died August 20, 1992.

Also surviving are 1 sister, Katherine Emily; grandparents, Burl and Jean Taft of Mor-gantown, WV, Edward Donald and Judith Corr of Lansing; great grandparents; several aunts and uncles. Graveside services will be held Saturday, BROWN, SYDNEY J. Portland Age 91, died August 21, 1992 in Portland. He was born in Cornwall, England on May 17, 1901 the son of John and Annie (Pierce) Brown. He owned and operated S.J.

Brown Livestock Trucking,.