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MAY 13. 1994 DETROIT FREE PRESS 7B Racist radio parody protested Council suggests a way to keep Belle Isle free ter Renteria, national chairperson of Prince to meet students on-line HELBY TOWNSHIP Crissman Elementary School students are scheduled to meet England's Prince prize, the announcer said. Station manager Dennis Mockler has said the parody was created by a Los Angeles comedy network and that listeners understand that the spot makes fun of radio. A spokesman for Lansing Mayor David Hollister said Mockler apologized during a Thursday morning meeting with the mayor and other officials. Marylou Mason, executive director of the Michigan Commission on Spanish Speaking Affairs, attended the meeting and said Mockler agreed to draft an apology that would be broadcast on the station and released to the news media.

"This is the first step," Mason said. "The healing process has started." She would not say whether her group would ask the station to discipline those involved. Neither Mockler nor the radio show host, Tim Barron, could be reached for comment "Our attorney has already been in contact with their attorney," said Es by brenda J. Gilchrist Free Press Staff Writer The executive of a Lansing area radio station apologized Thursday to Hispanics for a racist parody that was broadcast recently. Hispanics are discussing what action they might take against WJXQ-FM, a pop music station that broadcasts from Holt.

The parody ran May 5, the day on which Cinco De Mayo is celebrated, marking Mexico's victory over French invaders in 1862. The station, also known as Q106, came under intense criticism after word of the broadcast spread among Michigan Hispanics this week. Parodying a call-in contest, an announcer said that after a mooing sound, smuggled Mexicans would be given away to the fifth caller, according to several people who heard the broadcast. The Mexican could be used to wash cars, clean houses, pick crops and anything else. Winners would be responsible for bathing and debusing the the National Hispanic Media Coalition.

Renteria said she never has seen, anything as blatantly racist. "This is the same kind of thing that use to happen to the black community," she said. "I'm surprised that peo-. pie need to learn the lesson again of what is offensive." Gumecindo Salas, who teaches a diversity class at Michigan State Uni-. versity, said he teaches cultural re-, spect to his students.

"When you have the mass media; undennining that effort, it's very diffl-. cult for us to improve race relations in. this country," Salas said. Federal Communications Commission officials said there is little they can do about broadcast language that is racist but not obscene. Such speech," however offensive, is protected by the First Amendment.

"We don't want to get into freedom of speech," Mason said. "As Mexican Americans it was very offensive to us." Charles in cyberspace on May 23. Charles asked to connect with the students by computer and a conference call when he learned about the high-tech pen pal program they had developed with children at Milford Haven Elementary School in Wales, school officials said Thursday. Since February, Crissman students have learned about the Welsh school day, the economy and history of the tiny.country by sending messages through computers. They also have learned how British and American governments differ.

Administration officials criticized the decision, saying the city cannot afford to wait to computerize the city's bill-paying functions. "We're still doing things like we did in the 1930s and 1940s," said Deputy Finance Department Director John Marco. City officials have long complained that lack of computers causes the city to pay bills late incurring thousands in late fees each year. It also causes higher charges from suppliers, who are reluctant to do business with the city. The city had hoped to start the process of buying the new computer system after the new fiscal year starting July 1.

Marco said the new system "will take care of a paperwork jungle. It's the stuff we needed to become a 20th-century city." Mahaffey questioned the administration's devotion to the computers. She said the funds were hidden in a "pocket," a budget trick often used when departments want to squirrel away cash that can be raided as the year goes on and funds get tight. By Dan holly Free Press Staff Writer The City Council, unhappy with Mayor Dennis Archer's proposed entrance fee for Belle Isle, came up with another idea Thursday for raising money cutting funds for new computers to modernize Detroit's bill-paying system. The council, in a straw vote, cut $1.5 million that Archer wanted to set aside for the eventual purchase of an $8-million to $10-million computer system.

The action isn't binding until the council's final vote Tuesday on Archer's proposed budget, but it appears unlikely to be reversed. The computer appropriation is identical to the amount of money Archer hopes to raise by imposing a controversial $3 fee on vehicles entering Belle Isle. Council members, who oppose the fee, said that cutting computer funds makes it easier to kill the fee. "The trend seems to be to get rid of the fee," City Council President Mary-ann Mahaffey said after Thursday's vote. CITY Death notices SHANK Death Notices Today's Alphabetical Listing SHARON L.

Beloved wife of Ken neth. Dear daughter ot Kenneth and Toni Oliver. Sister of Pans Plerson, sue snuteidt ano i nsn Ehrenberg. Daughter-in-law ol Douglas and Rita Shank. Funeral 2 D.m.

Saturday at the Taylor HELPFUL HINT To report a death of a Social Security or SSI beneficiary or to Inquire about survivor benefits, Call: 1 800-772-1213 7:00 s.m to Monday through Friday. Man convicted of raping his 3 adopted daughters Detroit A Detroit foster father was convicted Thursday of raping three girls placed in his care by the state. Lamont Christian, 51, faces at least eight years in prison for raping and sexually molesting his adopted daughters, sisters then ages 11, 13, and 15. Christian's wife, Gwendolyn Denise, is a social worker for the state Department of Mental Health. They had worked as foster parents since 1987.

Marguerite Norris, Jack Adams and Ted Lindsay bask in the glory of another $tanley Cup in 1954. Chapel ot the Howe-Peterson Fu neral noma yew s. leiegraprr. Visitation 1-9 p.m. Friday.

Donations may be made to Reach Recovery. American Cancer Soci ety, 29350 Southfield, Suite 42, douinneia, mi. ovo. -rj I ACTON VIOLA N. Beloved wife of the late Albert D.

Dear mother of Robert (Suianne). Sister of Leslie El-chhorn. Grandmother of Alexander. Visitation 3-9 p.m. Friday at the A H.

Peters Funeral Home, 20705 Mack at Vernier Road. Grosse Pointe Woods. In state at Charity Lutheran Church, 17220! Kelly, Saturday from 1:30 p.m. until time of services at 3 p.m. Peplinski, Eleanor Powell, Ruth Primeau, Erma Rentz, Jerome Roberts, Grace C.

Roosen, Kenneth J. Schroeder, Nellie G. Seymour, Arthur R. Shank, Sharon L. Southall, William T.

Strobel, Max Thompson, Lilly C. Upper, Theodora VanderHaegen, Margaretha Vasquez, Santiago Wetzel, Robert B. Wisniewski, George G. Zielinski, Mildred Grzywacz, Mary C. Guminski, Vernon S.

Massig, Selma W. Hoffmann, Helen R. Hooker, Leon Hurite, Vivian A. Jeczen, Stanley Karrer, Alfred Kirkland, Betty Jean Kopetzki, Madelaine C. Kosciniak, Vera Kozar, John Sr.

Lobkovich, Mildred Loptosky, Mary E. Manning, Katherme Sacco Mooney, Linda E. Murphy, Genevieve Parker, Ernest W. Acton, Viola N. Adams, Lyle W.

Baas, Olivia R. Bara, Stanley M. Bellos, Gregory Blancke, Eliriede M. Brewer, Darrin Buntin, Edward L. Cockfield, Gordon W.

Colone, Richard R. II Cooke, David S. Cruden, Joann I. Daleiden, Lenora G. Dallas, Daniel B.

Eagan, Edna E. Eicner, Maureen Gambino-Stoddard, Joyce Mildred George, Minerva SOUTHALL WILLIAM T. May 11. Beloved husband of Marjorie. Dear father of Gladys (William) Harris, Janet Child, Barbara (Edward) Bolltho, Dolores Hall, and Michael and Patricia Southall.

Eight grandchildren; nine areat grandchildren. In state at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, 23000 Gratiot. Eestpolnte Saturday trom 10 until time of service at 11. Visitation Friday from 2-9 at Verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack, Grosse Pte.

Contributions fo Southeastern Michigan Hospice: STATE Ex-Red Wing official won praise STROBEL ADAMS LYLE W. Age 52. May II, IW4. Of Tawas City, Ml. Beloved husband of Carol of Tawas City; loving father of Jason of Tawas City; son-in-law of Virginia Ouggan of Lupton; nephew of Anna Mclll-murry of Hale.

Also many cousins survive. Mr. Adams served In the Army during the VietNam War. Pre-deceased by his parents 4 Father-in-law John Duggan. Visitation Saturday, May 14, 11 a.m.

at the Forshee Funeral Home Hale Ml, until time of Service at 2 p.m. Family requests memorial contributions to the Huron Home Health Care Hospice, Tawas City, Ml 48743 MAX April 1, 1994. Beloved hut- Dana OT Lenore. Memorial service Sunday May IS, 10 a.m. at SI.

David Episcopal Church, 27500 Marquette, Garden City (lust W. MOONEY DALEIDEN LENORAG. Aae 91 of Farmlnoton HOOKER LEON May 12, 1994. Age 88. Beloved husband of Myrtle.

Also of Inkster Memorials suggested to Mariners' Inn, 445 LeiJ- LINDA E. Age 45. Beloved daughter of the late Eileen Norris Mooney; surviving Is her father vard. Detroit. Ml 48201.

Arranae- menfs by Santeiu 4 Son Funeral Home, 427-3800 Hills, died May 10, 1994. Dear mother of Joan (Dr. Jerry) Cro-teau. Also survived by her grandchildren Lynn Stegman and Ann Crouteau; great grandchildren towaro l. wooney; aeor sisier ot Sharon (Leo) Mallnowskl, Phillip Mooney (Steve Jorgensen), John survived by many nieces, nephews and cousins.

Funeral services at the R.G. 4 G.R. Harris Funeral Home, 15451 Farmington Road and 5 Mile, Livonia Saturday 10 a.m. Visitation Friday 2-9 p.m. Fortlers-O'Grady Post 147 VFW service Friday 7:30 p.m.

Memorials may be directed to the Amerl-can Cancer Society. Jeremy ano trnma aieaman; brothers Clavton and Elmer (Cheryl Nicholson) Mooney, and Kevin (Tammy Hemp) Mooney; lovina aunt of Erin. Tara and Kv THOMPSON LILLY C. Of West Bloomflela). May 11, 1994 at 67 years of age.

Beloved wife of the late Nell Thompson. Dear mother of Arthur Szmutko. Grandmother gf Mooney. Services and burial to be held In Morgantown W. Virginia Greib; sister Beatrice Kargas.

Funeral mass Saturday 10 a.m. Our Lady of Sorrows Church, 23615 Powers, Farmington. Instate at church beginning 9:15 a.m. Arrangement by Heeney. BAAS OLIVIA R.

May 12. Beloved wife of the late Howard. Dear mother of the late Richard. Grandmother of Sandra Ashcraft and Richard Baas. Three great Grandchildren.

Service Fred woodFunerel Home (Rica Chapel) 36100 Five Mile, W. of Farmington Rd. Saturday 9:30 a.m. and St Gerald Catholic Church 10 a.m. Visitation Friday 1-9 p.m.

on May 14, iw only woman to have her name inscribed on the trophy. A brother, Bruce Norris, succeeded Mrs. Norris as the Wings' chief executive. He sold the team to Mike Ilitch in 1982. Louis Risi, a longtime family friend who served as executive vice president of the Wings in the early 1980s, called Mrs.

Norris "a sharp lady who had a charming sense of humor and the wonderful ability to kid with you in an unthreatening way." She is survived by daughters Daisy Thompson and Marguerite; sons James and Jon, and one grandson. Funeral arrangements are pending. Marguerite Norris, president of the Detroit Red Wings the last time the team won the National Hockey League championship in 1955, died of heart failure Wednesday at her home in Southbury, Conn. She was 67. Mrs.

Norris was the daughter-of James Norris, a Chicago grain merchant and sports impresario who bought Detroit's hockey team in 1932. A graduate of Smith College in Massachusetts, Mrs. Norris was the first female chief executive in the NHL. She served as team president from 1952 to 1955, a period in which the Wings finished first three times and won tne Stanley Cup twice. She is the Anette, Paula and Tamara.

sister of Virginia Favor and Edith DO- MURPHY GENEVIEVE May 11, 1994. sunoquist Funeral noma farmington, 110-474-5200. us. l-unera services win ire HURITE VIVIAN A. Age 61.

May 10, 1994. Beloved wife of Steve S. Dear mother ot Michael Gunn (Karen) 11:00 a.m. Monday, May 16th from Loving Mother ot Jerry (Lau DALLAS and John M. (Laurel).

Grandmother of Nicholas, Sara and Amanda. Sister Mrs. Carl (Nan The Elton Black and Son Funeral Home 1233 Union Lake (S mile N. of Cooley Lake Union Lake. Interment Oakland Hills Memorial Garden.

Visitation 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Sat. and Sun. DANIEL a. Beloved husband of Louise.

Dear father of Sam (Lin rouieiu iRuunif, nu Terrl (Randall). Dear Sister of Walter, John (Eleanor) and Jennie (Marcellous). Also survived by 10 Grandchildren and many Nieces and Nephews. Funeral Service Saturday 11:30 AM at McFarland-Foss Funeral Home 5401 Schaefer, Dearborn. Visita cy) Bertram ana Mrs.

vviiiiam (Janice) German. Visitation Thursday 7-9 p.m., Friday 1-4 and 6-9 p.m. Rosary Friday 7 p.m. Haley Funeral Directors 24525 Northwestern (Lodge X-Way Service S. of 10 Mile Rd), Smithfli-ld Instate Saturday 9:15 UPPER da), David (Charlotte) ano Janet Steve) Williams.

Grandfather of Daniel and Amey Dallas, Michael and Allan Williams. Visitation 12-9 p.m. Friday at the A.H. Pettrs Funeral Home, 20705 Mack at Vernier Grosse Pte. Woods.

In state at Redeemer United Methodist Church, 20571 Vernier Rd Saturday from 11:30 until tion Friday i-v km. intermem mt. Hope Cemetery, BARA STANLEY M. May 12. Beloved husband of the late Bernadlne.

Dear father of Marty (Becky) and Mark (Grace). Dear brother of Edward (Betty), Ben (Lena), Genevieve (All Basherlan, Edwin, and Joan Leonard) Motyka. Dear grandfather of Brent, Stefan, Elizabeth and Emily. Dear friend of Gerry Polanski. In state at the Salowich Stevens Funeral Home, 3833 Livernois, on Friday 1-9 p.m.

Funeral Saturday 9:30 a.m., St. Hedwlg Church 10 a.m. Interment St. Hedwig Cemetery. Rosary Friday 7 p.m.

PARKER a.m. St. Ives Church, 29400 Lahser Rd. (N. of 12 Mile Rd Mass 10 a.m.

Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Family suogests me THEODORA (Dot) Beloved wife ot the late William H. Upper. Dear sister ot Helen Wyskowski, Genevieve Gogoleski and Raymond Walker. Beloved aunt of many nieces and nephews.

There will be a memorial mass at St. Huberts Catholic Church, 38775 Prentiss, Harrison Twp. at 11:00 a.m. Monday May 16th. ERNEST W.

May 11, 1994. Beloved morials to aournneia tommuniiy nusoano ot Tne lore uora c. Dear father of Craig E. Funeral Saturday 10 AM from time of services at 12. Interment 1 p.m.

Monday at Riverside Cemetery In Kalamazoo. Memorials may be made to the Church. The Glrrback-krasun Funeral field, 26000 Evergreen South-field 48075 would be appreciated. Home, (River Rouge tnaptu 10783 W. Jefferson.

Interment EAGAN JECZEN ch man Memor a Park ceme tery. Visitation Friday 1-9 PM. STANLEY Beloved father of Perry Jeczen and Victoria Joan Van Der HAEGEN MARGARETHA Age 92. May 10, 1994. Beloved wife of the late Alois.

Dear mother of Alice Fret PEPLINSKI jeczen. Loving uruiner ui Florence (Frank) Zielinski, Stella IfltoDh) Kraut, and Mvra EDNA E. Age 86. Dear aunt of David Kassner and Diane Kas-sner; sister of the late Winifred and Robert Eagan; also survived by numerous cousins. Services from the Eppens-VanDeweghe Funeral Home, 6150 Cadieux Rd.

at Harptr, Saturday 9 a.m. and to Our Lady Queen of Peace Catho ELEANOR Age 81. Wife of the late Haddix. Services Saturday 9:00 AM Voran Funeral Home, (Allen lot Beiguimj. Dear step momer at Urbain (Gerri), Frank (Elizabeth) and the late Germain Ma-thys and Gilbert.

Grandmother of six and five areat Grandchildren rioya. uear momer or aangra Jetzke and the late Floyd Jerald, Ronald, and Thomas. Moth BELLOS GREGORY age 81. Husband of the late Melpomenl. Dear father of Efthemlos (Maria), Stamatla Sperls, Vasslllkl (George) Spll-son.

Dear brother of Afnlna Ba-hos. Six grandchildren also survive. Visitation Friday 12 noon til 9 p.m. at the Wessels It Wllk Funeral Home 23690 Woodward Ave. corner of Woodward Hgts.

lust S. of 696 X-way. In sfate Saturday 9 a.m. until funeral time 10 a.m. at the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church, 707 Lafayette, Detroit.

Trlseglon service Friday 7 p.m. Interment Woodlawn. park cnapet) svuu Alien ko. St Francis Cabrlnl. Visitation er-in-law of Christine and Bar Thursday 4-9 PM and Friday 12-9 bara.

Also grandchildren ana tour areat-arandchltdren. Sister and two sisters. Funeral at the Detroit Chapel of the Frank J. Calcaferra Funeral Home, Int. lic murcn a.m.

vtsiTBiion Friday 1-9 p.m. KM. acriprure service rrioay PM. Interment Holy Sepulchre of Richard Bloom, and Evelyn 16090 seven wne Road imo-ross at Kelly) Saturday 9 45 a.m. Scripture service Friday 7 p.m.

palden. Funeral trom tne wm. j. Duross Funeral Home, 28499 Schoenherr (S. of 12 Mile), War Cemetery.

Mr. Jeczen was a long time employee of the Ford Motor Company. Wayne State University Business Administration Scholarship Fund in memory of Stanley EICHER MAUREEN May 11, 1994. Services Friday 10 a.m. af the McCabe Funeral Home, 851 Canton Center Road, Canton 981-4530.

ren, Saturday a.m. ana si. VASQUEZ Prayers Friday 7 p.m. visitation j. jeczen.

t-riaay KARRER SANTIAGO Beloved husband the late Luz. Dearest father of Isabel Rodriguez, Mrs. Minerva Cano, Mrs. Olivia Guerra, Rudy, GAMBINO-STODDARD POWELL 1994. Man hurt by girlfriend requires 65 stitches SAGINAW A 35-year-old man required 65 stitches to repair his penis, which police say was nearly bitten off by his girlfriend Thursday morning.

The man, who has not been identified, was treated at Saginaw General Hospital and released, police said. He has refused to press charges. The girlfriend, 32, apparently attacked the man because she suspected he was seeing another woman, police said. "There appeared to be two separate bite marks," said Saginaw Police Detective Sgt. Pat Rudy.

"There was no amputation or dismemberment." Legislature approves tax break for farmers Lansing A promise made to Michigan's farmers during the Proposal A campaign is close to being fulfilled. The Legislature gave final approval Thursday to a bill that would make sure nearly all farmland in the state is taxed at the lowest rate under Proposal 6 mills. It now goes to Gov. John Engler, who has promised to sign it. It requires farmland owners to file an affidavit by June 1 in order to get the 6-mill property tax rate.

WASHTENAW Posby gets life sentence for '92 killing of doctor ANN ARBOR A 70-year-old man convicted of killing a nationally known ear doctor at the University of Michigan Hospital clinic was sentenced Thursday to life in prison. Chester Posby was convicted in April for the June 1992 shooting of Dr. John Kemink. The jury found him guilty but mentally ill, meaning he is to receive mental health treatment while in prison. Posby testified he shot Kemink because he was upset over his treatment and the doctor betrayed him.

ALFRED Aae 85. May 11. RUTH 12. Mav 11. Visitation JOYCE MILDRED Age 84.

May James, Lupe, and Mrs. yivm Rodriguez. Also survived by 7 orandchildren. 18 areat arand- ll. Beiovea wiTe ot aamuei wm-blno.

Dear mother of Tod (Carol), r-riaay u-v p.m. service at the Buehler Funeral BLANCKE ELFRtEDE M. May 11. Beloved wife of Hans. Dear mother of Karl (Linda), Harry (Norma), Mrs.

Sonla (Donald) Stels and the late Diane Berger. Six grandchildren. Sister of Erlka Blevlns and Karl Bauhoff. Services at Wm. Sullivan Son Funeral Heme, 8459 Hall Rd.

(3 blks. E. of Van Dyke), Utlca Saturday 1:30 p.m. Family will receive (Mends Friday 1-9 p.m noma, aw brauoT. Mary Jo (Joe) Palazzola, Hope children and four great great a randchlldren.

visitation Friday jerry i nana, lorry lAnnej ono risn (Carol). Sister of Beth Husband of the late Gladys, dear father of Donald (Mary Jo). Grandfather of Jennifer Lynn. Brother of Rosa Carmichel. In state at the Verheyden Funeral Home -16300 Mack Grosse Pointe Thursday 3-5 and 7-9.

Friday 2-5 and 7-9. In state at Grosse Pointe Woods Presbyterian Church, 19950 Mack Saturday 9 a.m. until time of Service at 9:30 a.m. PRIMEAU Bauer and Ruth Kline. Also survived by 10 orandchlldran and 2-9 p.m.

with Rosary at I p.m. Funeral Saturday 8:30 a.m. at the Don Graham Trust 100 Funerll Home, 1005 Junction at Fisher, to ERMA Age 61. Beloved wife of Gordon. Dear mother ot Michael (Linda) and Craig (Sue); dear five great grandchildren.

Visitation Friday 12-8 p.m. H.F. Thon Funeral Home iiw siaoie, Wyan St. Gabriel Church, mass 9:30 a. rn.

Interment Woodmere Cemetery grandmother of Jennifer, Michelle. Kimherlv. Michael and Grea dotte. Rosary Friday 7 pm Prayers sat. 9:30 am at tunerai home.

10 am. Mass at St Patrick Catholic Church, Wyandotte ory. Daughter of Rae Hauk. Sister of Marabelle Virgin, Clarence Hauk, Marlorle Urbanl and Dolores Webster. Visiting Thursday 5-9 p.m., Friday 2-9 p.m.

Services Saturday 11 a.m. at the Charles R. Step Funeral Home, 18425 Beech Daly, (betw. 6-7 Mile). Interment Parkview.

Donations to American GEORGE MINERVA Beloved wife of the late Abe S. Dear mother of Kaye BREWER DARRIN (RAYMOND) May 11. Beloved husband of Doris (Ruth) (nee White). Loving father of James (Susan) Brewer, Betty (Steve) Judkins and Barbara Russell) Hansen. Proud grandfather of Amy, Michael, Nicholas, Patricia and Russell.

Dearest son of Katie (nee Ales) and the late Robert Brewer. Brother of Geral-dine Hlel. Visitation at the Starling Heights Chapel of the Frank Calcaferre Funeral Home, Inc. 13650 East IS Mile at Schoenherr Friday 2-9 p.m. Funeral service Saturday 11:30 a.m.

Interment Cadillac Memorial Gardens East. KIRKLAND BETTY JEAN Wife of the late James. Dear mother of Diane Kirkland, Kimberly Dillard, Lorl Roy, Andrea Twomey, Andrew ana James II. Also nine grandchildren. Sister of Roy Waos, Roger Maas, Louie Maas, Ken-nefn Maas, Violet Williams and Marilyn Schatzberg.

Funeral 11:30 a.m. Saturday at the A.H. Paters Funeral Home, 20705 Mack Avenue at Vernier Road. Grosse WETZEL ROBERT B. May 4, 1994 In Patea- son, NJ, formerly of Bloomfieid son of Dr.

and Mrs. Richard A. Wetzel. Brother of Douglas C. and Valerie J.

Wetzel; Karen-A. Saraf. Grandson of Mrs. Norman C. Wetzel.

Memorial service at Wm. Hamilton 820 6. Maple Birmingham, Won. day, May leaf 11 a.m. Tributes to Kalamazoo College, Michigap Technological University, of Michigan Humane Society.

Heart Association appreciatea. Robert) Kiopene and xaymono Judy) George. Grandmother of Irott. Ravchel and Jessica. Also survived by two sisters and one RENTZ brother.

In state 12 noon until 9 p.m. Friday at the A.H. Peters JEROME "Jerry" Age 78. May 11. beiovea nusDana ot Tne iot uin- uneral Home, 20705 Mack Ave Pointe Woods.

Visitation after 4 Fun nue at Vernier Road, Grosse m. Thursday ana i p.m. rrioay ny. Loving father ot Barbara (Wes) Balnbrldge, Rosanne (Anthony) Kepler, Nancy (Michael) Pointe Woods with Trlsaaion prayers at 8 p.m. Final services KOPETZKI Dlb and the late Irene.

Extremely Proud arandfather ot nine. De MADELAINE C. May 12. 1994. Pennsylvania.

Memorials may be made to Marietta Michigan Com- arest brother of Dorothy Freder DEATHS ELSEWHERE Erik H. Erikson, 91, a psychoanalyst who profoundly reshaped views of human development, died Thursday in Harwich, Mass. A friend and disciple of Sigmund Freud, Mr. Erikson was best known for the theory that each stage of life, from infancy on, is associated with a specific psychological struggle that contributes to one's personality. Mr.

Erickson, who coined the term "identity crisis," taught at Harvard, and wrote best-sellers about Mohandas Gandhi and Martin Luther. By exploring the manner in which political, economic and social systems mold a person's inner life, Mr. Erikson combined psychoanalysis and the social sciences. Born in Germany, he came to the United States in 1933. Arthur J.

Minasy, 68, an engineer who invented the electronic tags used to stop shoplifters, died of pneumonia Monday in Brussels, Belgium. Mr. Minasy founded Knogo which produces the plastic tag that sets off an alarm if store merchandise is carried past an electronic sensor. The device was patented in 1966. Richard Penry, 45, awarded a Medal of Honor for heroism in Vietnam, died of cancer Monday in Petalu-ma, Calif.

He received the medal for displayed when his infantry platoon was raked by automatic weapon, rocket and mortar fire in Vietnam in 1970. The only GI not wounded or killed, he moved the wounded and called for artillery and air support. Lewis B. Puller 48, a former marine who won a 1992 Pulitzer Prize for his autobiographical account of his experiences as a disabled Vietnam veteran, committed suicide Wednesday in Fairfax, Va. He was the son of the most decorated marine in history, Gen.

Lewis (Chesty) Puller. He was a second lieutenant and combat platoon leader until he stepped on an enemy land mine in explosion tore away his legs and parts of his hands. His book, "Fortunate Son: The Healing of a Vietnam Vet," was about his life as his father's son, his Vietnam experiences and his struggle with depression and alcoholism after the war. ick. Also survivea Dy many nieces ueiovea wile ot nikoibus.

uesresi mother of Candlce. Dear daughter of Helen Mattson. Niece of muniTynospice. and nephews. Visitation Thurs Florence Bain.

Funeral saturoai 10 a Kaul Funeral Noma 3520 day and Friday 4-9 p.m. at wu ek-Calcaterra Funeral Home, Inc. GRZYWACZ WISNIEWSKI GEORGE G. May 11, 1994. B-loved husband of Rita.

Dear father of Mark. Brother of Cheater (Delphine) and the late Edward (Mary Jane). Visitation Friday 2-9 m. at A. H.

Peters Funeral Home, 32000 Schoenherr at Masonic (ll1 Mile), Warren. In state Saturday 9 a m. at St. Sylvester Church, 11200 12 Milt Rd. until time of Mass at 10 am.

Scripture service 7:30 p.m. Friday. of Leo XIII Rosary 8 p.rm BUNTiN EDWARD L. 74, of Flndlay, OH. Died Wednesday.

Surviving Is his wife Pauline Buntln of Flndlay, sons Robert L. of Flndlay, OH, William L. of Brighton, two grandchildren and one great Srandson. Services will be held aturday 1:30 p.m. at Coldren-Crates Funeral Home, Findlay, OH.

Visitation will be held from 2-4 8. 7-9 p.m. Friday at the funerl home. Burial Maple Grove Cemetery in Flndlay. schoenherr al Meiro park Garfield (N.

of 15 Mile) Clinton Twp. visitation Frigay t.m-i p.m way 16 Mile). In state Saturday at Sacred Heart Church, 18430 Utlca Rd between 11-12 Rose KOSCINIAK Thomas John Duffy, 78, a former credit union officer, died of a heart attack Tuesday at his Novi home. Mr. Duffy was born in Cleveland, attended Ohio State University and moved to the Detroit area in the early 1940s.

For 38 years he worked for the Bus Transportation Credit Union in Detroit, becoming manager and treasurer. He retired in 1983. Mr. Duffy is survived by his wife, Margaret; daughters Gail, Kathleen, Kristine and Kimberly Duffy, Laurel Anderson and Carolyn Kaye; sons, Kevin, Thomas and Terrence, and 14 grandchildren. A funeral mass will be said at 9:30 a.m.

today at St. Anastasia Catholic Church, 4571 John Troy. Burial will follow in Resurrection Cemetery, Clinton Township. Vivian Alice Hurite, 68, wife of south- field City Council President Steve Hurite, died of congestive heart failure Tuesday in William Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak. Mrs.

Hurite, a Southfield resident, relished her role as a wife and a mother. The former Vivian Goetting was a 1943 graduate of Great Bend High School in Great Bend, Kan. and worked at Burton Title Abstract in Detroit from 1946-53. She enjoyed reading and sewing, and made her own clothing. She also is survived by sons Michael, John and Gunn; two sisters, and three grandchildren.

Visitation is from 1 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 9 p.m. today at Haley Funeral Directors, 24525 Northwestern Highway, Southfield, with a prayer service at 7 p.m. The funeral will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at St.

Ives Church, 29400 Lahser, Southfield. Burial will follow in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Southfield. GRACE ROBERTS, 89, a retired sales representative, died of a heart attack Thursday at Bon Secours Hospital in Grosse Pointe. Mrs. Roberts had worked for Doub-leday Publishing in Detroit and was a resident of Roberts Landing.

She was a member of the American Women's Volunteer Society during World War II and a member of the Anti-Cruelty Society. She is survived by son W. Fred Roberts; two grandchildren, and one great-grandchild. I The funeral service will be at 1p.m. Sunday at A.H.

Peters Funeral Home, 32000 Schoenherr, Warren. Burial will follow in Oaklawn Cemetery, Algonac. vllle. Interment Sacred Heart Cemetery. Proud member of the Bruce Post (St.

Clair Shores). For VERA Beloved wife of Walter. Dear mother of William, Robert, Charles Moultrie, Virginia She- MARY C. May 12, 1994. Loving wife of the late Edward.

Beloved mother of Richard IMary), Nor-bert (Sandy) and Thomas (Carole). Leaves nine grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Beloved sister ot Joseph Roleckl, Genevieve Szymaszek and the late Sophie Donakowski and Florence Plwowar. Funeral services Saturday 9:30 a.m. from The times call ut-nni.

ev ana Tne are uon. urana- molher of 18 Great arandmother COCKFIELD ROBERTS GORDON W. Beloved husband of of 23. Visiting prioay j-v p.m. Funeral service Saturday 12 noon.

Charles R. Step Funeral Home, GRACE C. Beloved wife of the late Walter Sr. Dear mother of W. Saiawik Funera Home 9111 Eleanor.

Dear tatner ot Patricia Shere, Paul, Cathy Yount and Debra Chlelens. Grandfather of nine. Great arandfather of three. Warren to St. Thomas Aquinas 18425 Beech Daly, (betw.

cw Miiei. Interment Parkview Memorial. Fred Roberts. Grandmother ot Susan Roberts Elizabeth Rob Church, 10 a.m. interment si.

Hedwio Cemetery. Scripture ser ZIELINSKI MILDRED Beloved wife of the late John Dear mother of Ronald, Connie Klatte, Caroline Hall and Jacalyn Barynas. Also survived by 11 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. Visitation Tnurff day 4-9 p.m. and Friday 12-9 p.m.

at Harry J. Will Trust 100 Funeral Home, 37000 Six Mile, (E. ot 1-275), Livonia. Funeral service Satut day 10 a.m. at funeral Home.

Brother of Helen Milz, Jim Vine and the late Elmer. Contributions erts. Great-grandmother of Allyn E. Morse, step-granamother of vice Friday 7 p.m. visitation KOZAR Friday 1-9.

Laron hiynn Bi wenoy riynn sitat on sal z-vom. t-unerai sun to Hospice ot Micnigan Lancer Foundation, 1103 Warren Detroit Ml 48201. lnm at A.H. Peters Funeral Home JOHN SR. May 10.

Age 80. Beloved husband of Mary. Dearest father of Adrlenne (Ronald) Yocum and John Jr. (Debby). Dear grandfather of Curtis and Cheryr Great grandfather ol Em- 32000 Schoenherr at Masonic (13'1 GUMINSKI vernon s.

Suddenly. Aoe 66. Ml) in warren, r-rivaie ounai Oaklawn Cemetery, Algonac Dearest son of the late Stanley COLONE RICHARD R. II Of South Lyon. May 2, 1994.

Dear son of Richard and Terrv. Brother of Debbie Cassia. Virginia and SteDhanie. MM In Memoriam ROOSEN and fcieanor iMinkwicj. Deioveo brother of Eleanor Stepanskl.

Dear uncle of Paul (Jackie) and ihp lata Caotain John SteDanski (John), Lisa and Susan. Nephew Visitation Thursday 2-9 m. and Friday 1-9 p.m. Funeral Saturday 8:15 a m. from Wulek-Calcaterra KENNETH i.

Of Rochester May 12, 1994. Age 67. Husband ol Florence. Father of Joyme Roos- of Dolores, Don and Maaeiine Colone. visitlno at O'Brien Cha U.S.

A F. Reposing at Leo T. Sobe-clnskl Funeral Home 22121 Kelly Funeral noma, inc. vuu scnoen- nerr at MeTro Karxwav lie Miie Rd. (Detw.

8-v Miiei, tasipoinre. n. granacnuoren, a green randchlldren. Brother of Gerald 'nnn Dear uncle of Richard. pelTed C.

Sullivan Funeral Home 41555 Grand River, Novi, (348-1800), Sunday May 15th, 2-5 iv j-v, t-r aav IF YOU WISH TO PLACE a remembrance tor a loved one, please contact Mrs. Wink at 977-7643 for more Information and assistance. to St. Blase Church for 9 a.m. Mess.

Rosary Friday 7:30 p.m. 12-9. In state Saturday Our Lady loiermenT wi, vuvgi iemeiery. Queen of Heaven Church 11 a.m. until time of services 11:30 a.m BRIEFLY LOBKOVICH Michael and Christopher.

Funeral Service Saturday 11:00 a.m. atl the Harold R. Davit Funeral! Home Auburn Hills, Interment White Chapel Cemetery. Friends may visit at the funeral home Friday from 3-9 p.m. Burial Mt Olivet Cemetery.

A graduate of Catholic Central 1944 and of Engineering School. Memorials preferred to Michigan MILDRED "MICKI" Age 56 May p.m. Kosary at p.m. memorial mass to be held at St. Joseph Church, 810 S.

Lafayette South Lyon, Wednesday May Itth at 7:30 p.m. Visiting in the Church Gathering Space, p.m. Contributions may be made to the Mike Utley Foundation, co O'Brien Sullivan, 41555 Grand River, Novi, Ml, 48375-1822 Card of Thank and Prayer II, 1994. Beiovea wne ot james. Dear mother of Susan Odgers (Tom Mair), David (Hope) Oda- Diaoetes Association ers, Tracyleigh Odgers, Michael tuenisej LOOKOVttn anu uiso SCHROEDER NELLIE G.

May 12, age 92, of HASSIG JESUS SAYS Yeager. Grandmother ot jack, Wayne. Beiovea wife ot tne SELMA W. Beloved wife of the late Walter. Dear mother of Dr.

I the Lord bless my children a COOKE DAVID S. 68. May 10, 1994. WWII late Wesley. Dear mother of Garabandal-I Love them.

Jessica and Melissa. Visitation Friday 1-9 p.m. Funeral Saturday 11 a m. at Wuek-Calcaterra Funeral Home, Inc. 369O0 Schoenherr Grace m.

tjoyies iKooerTj. Sister of Grace Welsh. Walter (blame) Hassig ano uor-don (Doris) Hassig. Nine grand-children and IB area! Grandchild Navy veteran. Loving husband of Jewel.

Broth er! er of twin sister Irene in ewsk ot Kearora at Merro Karxway ua miie; Interment Resurrection ren. Funeral 10 a.m. Saturday at the A.H. Peters Funeral Home, 70705 Mack Avenue at Vernier Road, Grosse Pointe Woods. Visi Three grandchildren, three great grandchildren and two great areat grandchildren.

Funeral at ht Funeral Home, 35400 Glen-wood Westland, Monday 1 p.m. Family suggests memorials to First United Methodist Church of Wayne. Visitation Saturday 4-9, Sunday noon-9. Ml, Leila Miller of Orlando, FL, Allen of Redford Ml. He was a long time resident of Detroit Ml and 7 yr.

resident ot Orlando FL. LOPTOSKY tation after p.m. r-riaay. Memorials to Historic Trinity Lutheran MARY ELIZABETH Age 89 Of Rosevllle. Dear aunt of Dorothy Lnurcn prererrea.

LANSING -Gov. John Engler on Thursday signed several bills aimed at improving the state park system. One requires the Department of Natural Resources to set up an "adopt-a-park" program similar to the "adopt-a-highway" program. LANSING The city has billed the Ku Klux Klan about $46,000 for security and other costs stemming from an April 23 rally at tHfe Capitol. Klan officials plan another one.

CRUDEN Tromoiey, wary Ann vayo ana Rnhart Kucharskl. Also survived by several great-nieces ano HOFFMANN great-nephews. Visitation Friaay 2:30 until 9 p.m. Kaul Funeral SEYMOUR ARTHUR R. Age 71.

Died May 12, 1994 of Lincoln Park. Survived by one sister Mrs Frank (Marion E.l HELEN R. Age 84. Dear mother of Frederick Hoffmann, Eml Kan-tzler and Jay Hoffmann. Also JOANN I.

May 12, 1994. Beloved wife of James; dear mother of James (Susan): dear sister of Mary Deamuo, Leonard Cze-chowski and Joyce; also survived by her mother Emelia; grandsons, Jason and Joshua; and manv nieces and nephews. Ser noma, iwu tbtiot, Kosevme. Fiinaral uirvlrei Saturday. In iirwlvad hv nine orandch dren, state a.m.

until time of Mass 9 five great grandchildren and a Fodale and two brothers Francis C. and James E. Seymour. Scripture Friday 7:30 p.m. Prayers a.m.

at Sacred Heart Church. Burial Mt. Olivet Cemetery. suiBr. uislb nun.

mvinvMo' MANNING GUARANTEED! Home pelivery by 6 a.m. in the metropolitan detroit area. CALL 222-6500 Saturaay a.m. bt rarars Funeral Home 3880 Fort, Lincoln Park (928-6500). Service Saturday 11 a.m.

St Cyprian's Catholic Church, Rlvervlew. Interment services Saturday 11 a.m. at the Northrop Funeral Noma, 19091 Northvifle Rood ot Seven Mile Road, Northvllle. Memorial contributions to the Arthritis Foundation. American Lung Association or the charity of your choice vices Monday 12 noon from the HMney-SundquIlt Funeral Home 23720 Farmingto Farming-ton (810-474-5200r: Visitation Saturday 6-9 p.m., Sunday 1-9 p.m.

Memorial tributes to American Diabetes Assoc. or American KATHERINE SACCO Mey 3. Age 53 of Garden City. Dear mother ot John, Alien, ana pameia varner. Memorial Service at United Memorial Gardens Saturday 3 p.m.

Michigan Memorial park Lemtv tery, Flat Rock. Heart Assoc would De appreciaiaa..