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2B LocalState -Lansing State Journal Monday, Sept. 16, 1991 GREATER LANSING DIGEST At the surface lot at Capitol Avenue and Shiawassee Street, the rate will be $1 per entry after 5 p.m. During the day, the lot is used primarily for permit parking. Permits will be honored after 5 p.m. on a space-available basis, said parking superintendent Walt Ransom.

In the new system, regular parking rates will continue until 10 p.m. in the North and South Capitol Avenue and North and South Grand Avenue ramps, he said. Parkers who remain after 10 p.m. will find an envelope on their vehicles with instructions on how to pay. Ransom said.

East Lansing, Lansing Community College and Ellis Parking all charge for evening hours, he said. GRAND LEDGE Interstate ramps to close The on and off ramps for eastbound 1-96 near Grand Ledge will be closed intermittently for three days beginning today. Originally, the Michigan Department of Transportation announced the closing would begin Friday. Drivers are advised to use old Grand River Avenue and enter or exit the freeway at exit 90 west of Tensing. The detour will add about 3.5 miles to the route.

The interchange paving is part of the 1-96 improvements from the IoniaClinton county line east to Wa-cousta. The entire project is expected to be completed in November. LANSING Commodities distribution set Surplus food will be distributed Tuesday through Friday at the Gier Community Center, 2400 Hall St Handicappers will be served from 9 a.m. to noon Tuesday. To receive the food, persons must have a blue commodity card.

Food to be distributed by the Capital Area Community Service will be beans (vegetarian), butter, flour, pork and rice. City lots to start charging Lansing will begin charging tonight for attended parking until 10 p.m. in five downtown area city-owned parking lots. The closing will be in effect only in daylight hours while workers install steel beams to support the bridge, said Michigan Department of Transportation spokesman Bob Parsons. The bridge is part of the $70 million project which extends the freeway from Charlotte to Lansing.

The project in expected to be completed in 1992. EAST LANSING E. Lansing hosts 4-H Rodeo About 180 young people from more than 20 counties are expected to compete at the 4-H Rodeo Finals, Sept. 21-22 at Michigan State University. The seventh annual event will be in the livestock pavilion.

Events include bareback bronc riding, saddle bronc riding, bull riding, breakaway roping, goat tying and barrel racing. Performances begin at 7 p.m. Sept. 21 and 2 p.m. Sept 22.

Admission is $5 per person, $15 for families and $3 for MSU students. Proceeds will go to the Michigan 4-H rodeo program. FOWLER New principal is named Gary Albring has been named principal of the Wal-dron Elementary and Middle School. He replaces Shawn Silver who has joined the DeWitt schools. Albring has been a principal in the Kingsley Area schools and held a variety of teaching assignments in Alaska and Michigan schools.

AREA Japanese exchange students visit Twenty-seven Japanese high school students will arrive today in Detroit for a two-week stay with Michigan families. Three of the students will stay with families in DeWitt, Haslett and Lansing. The remainder will be in homes in Grand Rapids, Detroit, Birmingham, Ponti-ac, Garden City, Sault Ste. Marie, Ann Arbor and Battle Creek. The students are from Shiga, Michigan's sister city.

In July, 27 Michigan students spent two weeks with Japanese families. On Sept. 26 the group will meet in Lansing for a luncheon and tour of the Capitol and historical museum. A farewell reception will be at 4:30 p.m. in the Sheraton Inn.

The students will leave Sept. 27 from Capital City Airport. Highway closed to traffic Billwood Highway, between Nixon and Crowner roads in Eaton County, will be closed to through traffic Tuesday through Friday to begin construction of a bridge to carry 1-69 over the road. DELTA TOWNSHIP Wind cuts power to area limbs snrted wires and temporarily cut electricity to about 2,100 customers Sunday, the Board of Water and Light said. 0und p-m- wind Busts blew a number of tree limbs off and caused branches to strike and short out wires, said spokesman John Strickler Power to all customers was restored'within two hours, Strickler said.

"Now we just have to clear the trees and trim them and put the wires back up," Strickler said. Compiled from staff reports. If you have information for the Greater Lansing Digest, call Frank Hand, 377-1050, or Hugh Leach, 377-1119. DATABANK Ingham divorces The number of divorces granted in Ingham County in 1980 through 1989. OBITUARY EATON COUNTY Sentences JUDGE G.

MICHAEL HOCKING Neil C. Williams, 19, 8335 Valley Highway, Vermontville, breaking and entering and larceny from a motor vehicle, four years probation, 120 days in jail with credit for 56 days, $30 to Crime Victims Rights Fund, $30 per month probation oversight fee, $1,000 costs, $632.11 restitution. Dewey R. Davis, 35, 107 E. Ganson Jackson, possession of less than 25 grams of cocaine, one year in jail with credit for 31 days.

ST. JOHNS STEVES, LYSLE 90, died Saturday. Services 11 a.m. Wednesday at Osgood Funeral Home, St Johns. ELSEWHERE KENNEDY, IDA MAE, 59, of Hubbard Lake, died Sunday.

Services 1 p.m. Wednesday at Spruce Presbyterian Church, Spruce. Arrangements by Gillies Funeral Home, Lincoln. SCHAUB, SUZANNE (PARSONS), 55, of Crystal, formerly of Lansing, died Sunday. Arrangements by Chapel in the Pines Funeral Home.

YEAR DIVORCES 1980 11,675 I 1981 1.327 1982 1.354 1983 1.292 I 1984 1.031 I 1985 1320 1986 1457 I 1987 1.278 I 1988 1279 I 1989 i 1.361 I RECYCLING BIRTHS Source: Ingham County Circuit Court Lansing State Journal DIVORCES IONIA COUNTY Ionia Padnos IronSummit Division, 315 Weber, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday through Friday; all scrap metals including aluminum, copper, brass, scrap steel and cast iron. (616) 527-3910. Portland Portland Iron Metal 3130 Knoll Road (three miles east off State Road), 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday (except holidays); all scrap metals including aluminum, copper, brass, scrap steel and cast iron.

647-6476. Kou Vang, 19, 3342 N. Waverly Road, Lansing, attempted breaking or entering of a motor vehicle causing damage, remanded to jail. Marie Elaine Weber, 3616 12-Mile Road, Bellevue, pleaded guilty to inciting to commit a crime and conspiracy to commit receiving andor aiding in the concealment of stolen property valued at more than $100, bond continued. Anthony Jerome Hicks, 22, 5600 Pic-ardy, Lansing, pleaded guilty to possession with intent to deliver less than 50 grams of heroin, remanded to jail.

JUDGE WILLIAM E. COLLETTE Willie James McGowan, 31, 912 W. Kalamazoo, Lansing, pleaded guilty to possession of less than 25 grams of cocaine, bond revoked, remanded to jail. Michael Donawa, 36, 2529 S. Wads-worth, Lansing, pleaded guilty to attempted delivery of less than 50 grams of cocaine and issuing a non-sufficient fund check for dollars, bond revoked, remanded to jail.

Charlie James Washington, 28, 1224 N. Chestnut, Lansing, pleaded guilty to two counts of attempted possession with intent to deliver less than 50 grams of a controlled substance, bond revoked, remanded to jail. Allena Rae Jean CLem, 26, 1129 S. Washington, Lansing, pleaded guilty to attempted possession with intent to deliver less than 50 grams of cocaine, bond revoked, remanded to jail. JUDGE JAMES R.

GIDDINGS Phong Yang, 21, 2510 Reo Road, Lansing, pleaded guilty to felonious assault and conspiracy to commit a felony, bond continued. Paul Edward McClain, 25, 1527 Harrison, Lansing, pleaded guilty to unarmed robbery, remanded to jail. Robert John Wilson, 18, 1118 South-field, Lansing, pleaded guilty to fourth degree criminal sexual conduct, bond continued. JUDGE LAWRENCE M. GLAZER Roderick Lee Winfred, 27, 528 Butler, Lansing, pleaded guilty to first degree retail fraud.

Derek Tee-Lamar Spence, 22, 1554 Snyder, East Lansing, pleaded guilty to probation violation, bond posted. Catherine Campbell, 22, 2215 Welles-ley, Lansing, pleaded guilty to probtion violation, released on personal recognizance bond. JUDGE MICHAEL G. HARRISON Katherine Jolynne Harrington, 22, 5082 Meridian Road, Williamston, pleaded guilty to felonious assault, bond continued. Roy Elwood Jones, 63, 131 E.

Howe Lansing, pleaded guilty to first degree retail fraud, bond continued. David Alan Reynolds, 27, and Dawn Marie Frank, 31, both of Lansing. Scott Thomas Vanderwest, 23, of Schaumburg, 111., and Malisa Frances Jones, 23, of Lansing. Douglas S. Campbell, 43, and Lydia Pytleski, 29, both of Lansing.

Harold Fredrick Larkins, 29, of Ga-hanna, Ohio, and Anne Frances Henry, 27, of East Lansing. Thomas Albert Lavolette, 50, and Al-lene June O'Connor, 42, both of Lansing. Eric Lowell Freemire, 31, and Laurie Joan Gordon, 31, both of Lansing. Michael Allen Holland, 27, and Kelley Lizabeth Brown, 27, both of Somerset, N.J. Robert James Thompson 32, and Adele Louise Eifert, 37, both of Mason.

Bradley Owen Brown, 30, and Karri Lynn Howe, 26, both of Lansing. John Warren Tanner, 22, and Kimber-ly Ann Jacque, 21, both of Lansing. INGHAM COUNTY FLANAGAN: Johnson A. and Linda D. LASKOWSKY: Lanny K.

and Linda K. HOPKINS: David L. and Ruth M. KREGER: Michael J. and Deborah K.

PRICE: Victor Sr. and Silva. URBINA and MENDEZ: Jose M. Ur-bina and Josefina E. Mendez.

OGAR: Jon Brian and Margaret Ann. STAMPER: Vance Randall and Julie Jean. McHUGH: Charles P. and Bonnie Lou. BALLANS: Michael Winn and Gayle Rae.

LANSING GENERAL GILMORE: To Thomas C. Jr. and Chrystal L. Gilmore, 4131 N. Grand River, apt 2, Lansing, a son, Brett Mathew, Sept 11.

HUNTINGTON: To Mark K. and Charlene R. Huntington, Lansing, a son, M. Kenneth II, Sept. 11.

LOPER: To John E. and Pamela D. Loper, 1123 Hillcrest Lansing, a son. John Richard, Sept. 11.

SPARROW GELISTA: To Robert Jr. and Esmeralda (Cardenas) Gelista, Lansing, a daughter, Alexis Mara, Sept. 11. HAGGERTY: To Kyle R. and Deborah M.

Haggerty, 400 W. Grand River, Webberville, a son, Joshua Michael, Sept. 11. HOLEY: To Joyce M. Holey, 406 Beaver, Lansing, a son, Justin Lee, Sept 1 1 SHRINER: To Philip R.

and Tamara A. (Wenck) Shriner, 834 S. Canal, Lansing, a daughter, Nicole Elizabeth, Sept. 11. SIMONS: To Russell P.

and Deborah S. (Reynolds) Simons, 9190 S. Clinton Trail, Eaton Rapids, a daughter, Sheila Louise, Sept. 11. SLAUGHTER: To David J.

and Angela E. (Lopez) Slaughter, 1005 Parker, Lansing, a son, David Jordan, Sept 11. ZAMORA: To Maria A. Zamora, 5336 Wexford Road, Lansing, a daughter. Tyrina Renee St Peter, Sept.

11. COURTS John Gafner, state official By DARCI McCONNELL Lansing State Journal John Gafner was known unofficially as Mr. Capitol to many. He was a man who worked his way to the top and was known as a person who stopped to help others along the way. Gafner, 84, died Friday in Crystal.

Gafner made friends with hundreds of people during his 30-plus years with state government, involvement with college and high school athletics and participation in the community. While attending Michigan State University for a degree in physical education, Gafner worked as a janitor in the state Capitol. In 1969, when Gafner retired as a state employee, he was chief of the State's Property Management Division. "That was a jewel of a man," said former Lansing Mayor Gerald Graves, a friend of Gafner's for 40 years. "He was good to a lot of people, a very active individual he left a lot of good things behind, and that's the key to a good life." Gafner also worked for the State Board of Escheats, the State Board of Auditors, and in 1939 became assistant superintendent of the Capitol.

"John leaves behind a distinguished career," George Washington, former director of the Department of Administration, said at a 1969 retirement dinner to honor Gafner. "He made friends with thousands of persons working or visiting in the state Capitol. He deserves and has earned the title of Mr. Capitol." Because Gafner worked for many years in the Capitol, he became a sort of historian who adored the landmark. Gafner also was a member of the MSU baseball team, helped found the Lansing old-timers baseball league, and served for many years as a sports official for high school and small-college athletics.

He is survived by his son, John; three sisters, Catherine Nelson, Rose Gudiver and Charlotte Bow-den, all of Escanaba; two brothers, August of Venice, and Bill of Private family services will be held for Gafner. Memorial contributions may be made to Immaculate Heart of Mary Church in Lansing or donor's choice. STATE LOTTERY Saturday DAILY GAME: 036 DAILY-4: 5259 LOTTO 47: 03, 1 3, 1 8, 38, 44, 47 Six-number winners: 1 $4 million Five-number winners: 55 $2,500 each Four-number winners: 3,010 $100 each ZINGER: 444409 WEDNESDAY'S JACKPOT: $2 million INGHAM COUNTY Guilty pleas JUDGE THOMAS L. BROWN Anthony Len Wilson, 17, 2613 Hazlewood Drive, Lansing, pleaded guilty to breaking and entering without permission and breaking and entering of an automobile with intent to steal, remanded to jail. Phillip Wesley Thompson, 34, 6044 Colefaxt, Detroit, pleaded guilty to possession of less than 25 grams of cocaine, remanded to jail.

James Arthur Cheeks, 36, 712 N. Pennsylvania, Lansing, changed plea to guilty of delivery of marijuana, bond continued. PUBLIC AFFAIRS Local public affairs programming on area television stations. Cable television subscribers may find stations at a different channel number. TODAY THE JOB SHOW: United Artists Cable of East Lansing and Meridian Township (Cable Channel 11), 4 p.m.

HEALTH RESEARCH: United Artists Cable of East Lansing and Meridian Township (Cable Channel 11), 6:30 p.m. Subject: Animal Health. Compiled by staff writers Hugh Leach and Sally Trout. MEETINGS For Paid Obituary Notices, Calf 377-1104 Memoriams and Cards of Thanks Appear Classification 067 in the Oassified section. DEATHS AND FUNERALS a TODAY BATH TOWNSHIP: Township Board, 7 p.m..

Township Hall, 14480 Webster Road, Bath. DELTA TOWNSHIP: Township Board, 7 p.m.. Township Offices, 7710 W. Saginaw Highway, Lansing. DeWITT: City Council, 7 p.m., City Hall, 414 E.

Main St. DeWITT TOWNSHIP: Public Safety Committee, 7:30 p.m., Township Hall, 4700 Brook Road, Lansing. FOWLER: Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., Staff Room, Waldron School, 11214 W. Kent St. GRAND LEDGE: Board of Education, 8 p.m., Delta Center Elementary School, 305 S.

Canal Road, Lansing. INGHAM COUNTY: Apportionment Commission, 7:30 p.m. personnel conference room, Human Services Building, 5303 S. Cedar Lansing. LANSING: City Council, 7 p.m., 10th floor, City Hall, 120 W.

Michigan Ave. LESLIE: City Council, 7 p.m., City Hall, 107 E. Bellevue. LIVINGSTON COUNTY: Board of Commissioners, 7:30 p.m., Courthouse, Howell. MASON: City Council, 7:30 p.m., City Hall, 201 W.

Ash St. OKEMOS: Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., Community Conference Room, Central Elementary School, 4406 N. Okemos Road. WATERTOWN TOWNSHIP: Township Board, 7 p.m.. Township Hall, 12803 S.

Wacousta Road, Grand Ledge. WEBBERVILLE: Board of Education, 7:30 p.m.. Administration Building, 313 E. Grand River Ave. DEATH NOTICES golfer at Brookhollow (Brookshire) in Williamston and Oak Lane in Webberville.

He was happiest working in his yard at home. He is survived by his wife of 55 years, 2 sons, Thomas E. (Jane) of Lansing and Jon K. (Susan) of Boyntan Beach, FL; 2 daughters, Linda Snyder of Martinez, CA and Sandra L. (Louie) Zoeller of Lansing; 11 grandchildren; 6 great grandchildren; and 2 sisters, Ellen (Wood-row) Schaberg of Lansing and Lorene (Ranee) Riggle of Mason.

Mr. Ringenberg had requested to be cremated and to have no memorial service. Memorial contributions may be made to Lansing General Hospital Health Foundation in memory of Oscar. The family was served by Gorsline-Runciman East Chapel, East Lansing. CHANEY, GORDON P.

Lansing Age 56, died Saturday, September 14, 1991. Mr. Chaney was a resident of Lansing most of his life. He was employed with the Secretary of State office for 34 years. Mr.

Chaney is survived by his wife, Margaret; 4 sons, Brian (Bobbi) of Florida, Mark, Mike, and Doug (Taressa), all of Lansing; 2 daughters, Pam of Lansing and Patty (Ed) Rodriguez of Lansing; 4 brothers; 3 sisters; 7 grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. A memorial service will be Wednesday, 7 p.m. at the Palmer-Bush Lansing Chapel with Rev. Fr. Arthur Bosse officiating.

There will be no visitation. Contributions may be made to the Ingham Medical Cardiac Care Unit in memory of Gordon Chaney. KETCHESON, VAILINTINE DeWitt Formerly of Lansing Our beloved mother, grandmother, and great grandmother went to join her Lord on Saturday, September 14, 1991. Mrs. Ket-cheson was predeceased by her husband, Dolph, and sons, Robert and Ollie and his wife, Virginia.

Surviving is her son, Roy (Daun) of DeWitt; daughter, Dawn (Ron) Hansen of Lansing; 8 grandchildren; and 12 great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday in the Tiffany Funeral Home. For those wishing, contributions may be made to the Arthritis Foundation. The family will be receiving their friends from 7-9 p.m.

Monday and from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Tuesday at the Funeral Home. Her family and many friends will dearly miss her abundance of love, patience and forever sense of humor. She instilled her special inner grace in everyone she met. SMALLIDGE MARY E.

Lansing Age 71, died Sunday, September 15, 1991. Mrs. Smallidge was a lifelong resident of Lansing, a member of St. Casimir Church and the Elks Vivian Association. Mary and her husband, Ralph, had celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on July 17, 1991.

She is survived by her husband, Ralph 1 son, James P. of Houston, TX; 3 daughters, Mrs. William (Anne) Sickler of Lansing, Jane M. Rose of Okemos and M. Lynn Job-lonski of Lansing; 1 sis-ter.

Peg Lynch of Haslett; 4 grandchildren, Marc and Beau Joblonski and Robin and Lauren Christen-sen; and many nieces and nephews. The Funeral Mass will be celebrated Wednesday, 11 a.m. at St. Casimir Church with Rev. Fr.

Arthur Bosse as the Celebrant. Interment will follow at St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery. The family will receive friends Monday, 7-9 p.m. and Tuesday, 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

at the Palmer-Bush Lansing Chapel where there will be a Christian Wake Service Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Contributions may be made to the Greater Lansing Visiting Nurse Services. cational School. He later transferred to the Janitor Crew at the Capitol and worked at various jobs while also attending MSU (MAC, at that time). In he was named State Property Manager for the State of Michigan, a post he held until retirement in December 1969.

He served under 13 governors, starting with Governor Green. He was a charter and life member of the Michigan Commanders Club; life member of the Crystal Lions Club; Oldtimers Baseball Association of Lan-sing; MSU Alumni Club; Old Newsboys of Lansing; Lansing Elks Club; and a member of the Michigan State Troops. He was preceded in death by his wife, Gladys; a daughter. Jacqueline Lilly; his parents; 3 brothers. Harry, Fritz and Rudy Gafner; and 1 sister, Josephine Wheaton.

He is survived by his son and daughter-in-law, John "Bob" and Carolyn Gafner of Holt; 3 sisters, Catherine Nelson, Rose Gudiver and Charlotte Bowden. all of Escanaba; 2 brothers. August Gafner of Venice, FL and Bill Gafner of Fs-canaba; 9 grandchildren; 16 great grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. Private family services will be held. Memorial contributions appreciated to Immaculate Heart of Mary Church in Lansing or donor's choice.

Arrangements by Schnepp Funeral Home, Crystal. KENNEDY, IDA MAE Hubbard Lake Age 59, died Sunday, September 15, 1991. Born July 31, 1932 in Flint, she married Jay D. Kennedy September 29, 1951. She was formerly a resident of Bath.

She was a member and past officer of Ossineke Eagles Auxiliary (Aerie 3762), the Spruce Presbyterian Church and the Spruce V.F.W. Auxiliary. She is survived by her husband; 2 sons, Dennis (Charlene) of St. Johns and Scott of Tacoma, WA; sister, Katherine McClain of Clare; 3 grandsons, Joshua, Matthew and David; 1 sister-in-law, Judith (Claude) McCulley of Flint; 4 brothers-in-law, Laurence Hubbard of Flint, David (Carol) Kennedy of Ossineke, Richard (Sandra) Kennedy of Hubbard Lake and Lyle F. (Vivian) Kennedy of Flint; and several nieces and nephews.

Mrs. Kennedy is at Gillies Funeral Home in Lincoln. Visitation will be Monday from 7-9 p.m. and Tuesday from 1-4 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at the Spruce Presbyterian Church at 1 p.m.

Visitation at the Church from 11 a.m. until service time. Interment in the Pleasant View Cemetery in Spruce. Memorials may go to the Ida Mae Kennedy Memorial Fund, Spruce Presbyterian Church. LANSING CHANEY, GORDON 56, Secretory of State employee, died Saturday.

Memorial services 7 p.m. Wednesday at Palmer-Bush Lansing Chapel. HACABY, ANISEH NAKHLEH, 73, died Saturday. Services 11:30 a.m. Tuesday at St.

Thomas Aquinas Catholic -Church, East Lansing. Arrangements by Gorsline-Runciman East Chapel, East SMALLIDGE, MARY 71, died Sunday. Services 1 1 a.m. Wednesday at St Casimir Church. Arrangements by Palmer-Bush Lansing Chapel.

CARSON CITY DOPP, RAY, 84, died Sunday. Services 1 p.m. Wednesday at Schnepp Funeral Home, Crystal. DeWITT KETCH ESON, VAILINTINE, 84, formerly of Lansing, died Saturday. Services 11 a.m.

Wednesday at Tiffany Funeral Home. HOLT DENISON, RUBY, 81, died Sunday. -Arrangements by Estes-Leadley HoltDelhi Chapel. a MASON MUTH, RICHARD 44, died Sunday. Arrangements by Gorsline-Runciman Ball-Dunn Chapel, Mason.

OKEMOS RiNGENBERG, OSCAR E. (BUS), 77, retired Oldsmobile employee, died Saturday. No services will be held. Arrangements by Gorsline-Runciman East Chapel, East Lansing. IMARRIAGES GAFNER, JOHN J.

Crystal Age 84, died Friday, September 13, 1991. Mr. Gafner was born December 29, 1906 in Luxembourg, Germany to Hans and Jenny (Landoix) Gafner. In 1907, the family moved to Escanaba, MI. On February 21, 1926, Mr.

Gafner married Gladys Bedore in Escanaba. Mr. Gafner was known as Mr. Capitol. He joined the State service in 1927 in the Boys' Vo RINGENBERG, OSCAR E.

"BUS" Okemos Age 77, died September 14, 1991 after a lengthly illness. He was born December 18, 1913 in Commerce, MO. Mr. Ringenberg worked at Oldsmobile (B.O.C.) for 40 years, retiring in 1974 as Supervisor of the Standards Department. He bowled with Olds Leagues and was a INGHAM COUNTY Marcus Roy Carman, 31, and Laura Ann Witte, 27, both of Lansing.

Terry Lee Lippincott, 24, of Chester, and Rebecca Sue Urdiales, 23, of Lansing. Todd Winfield Ireland, 27, and Kath-ryn Jane Latimer, 27, both of Lansing. Joel Bruce Streightiff 28, and Jessica Ann Campbell, 27, both of Chicago. Richard Blair Stewart, 23, of East Lansing, and Annette Marie Brown, 22, of Holt Russell Paul Wesa, 27, and Julie Anne Pace, 25, both of Haslett Bradley Douglas Herson, 25, and Lisa Bozzo, 22, both of Lansing. Scott Alan Helmic, 23, of Lansing, and Peggy Marie Ruiz, 23.

of DeWitt. MUTH, RICHARD G. Mason Age 44, died September 15, 1991. Arrangements by the Ball-Dunn Chapel, Gorsline-Runciman Company, Mason. 7".