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4B DETROIT FREE PRESSWEDNESDAY, SEPT. 8, 1982 Death Notices -I obituaries lunerols Today IRS lays off 22 of force I Ex-Detroit reporter 5I 'J Survivors include her husband, Albert; two daughters, Erica Kane and Barbara Bradbury; her mother, Roslyn Wecht; a sister, and a grandson. Services will be at 3 p.m. today at the Ira Kaufman Chapel, 18325 W. Nine Mile, Southfield.

Burial will be at Beth El Memorial Park, Livonia. Memorials may be sent to the Wayne State University Cancer Research Fund. dies at 67 elsewhere Rep. Adam Benjamin, 47 Adam Benjamin 47, a from northwestern Indiana, found dead in his Capitol Tuesday after he failed to Rep. appear The Benjamin died over Democrat was Hill home for who headed a doctor's appointment.

three-term congressman the House transportation appropriations subcommittee WASHINGTON (AP) The Internal Revenue Service furloughed 22 percent of its 88,000 employes Tuesday as the Reagan administration and Congress sought ways out of their latest election-year dispute over spending priorities. Stop-gap assistance that would have temporarily averted the layoff of the 19,000 IRS workers, including 642 in Michigan, was offered by key Democrats. But it was blocked at least temporarily by Republicans protesting President Reagan's veto of a $14.2 billion money bill. Included in that bill, which Reagan rejected on grounds it exceeded the budget, was $260 million to help the IRS meet its payroll for the rest of September. On Friday, the IRS had notified the 19,000 employes that, without the new money, they would be sent home at the end of business Tuesday on indefinite furlough.

About three-quarters of the sidelined employes work in the IRS tax collections division; others investigate alleged criminal activities and monitor tax-exempt organizations and employe benefit IRS SPOKESMAN Wilson Fadely said that unless the agency is given new money quickly, several thousand more workers will be laid off at the end of the week. As Congress prepared to reconvene after 2l2-week recess, House Democratic Leader Jim Wright announced that the House will try to override Reagan's veto Thursday afternoon. If two-thirds of the members of the House and Senate vote to override, the bill will become law despite Reagan's objections. But leaders of both parties have expressed doubt the veto will be overridden. If Congress cannot override the veto, it will have to write a new emergency money bill.

Mrs. Hicks By LUTHER JACKSON Free Press Staff Writer Mary Ellen Menard Hicks, a lormer Detroit area newspaper society editor and reporter, died Sunday in the Ochsner Medical Foundation Hospital in Jefferson, after a short illness. She was 67. "She was one hell of a newspaper gal," said her husband, James Hicks. Laurena Pringle Kilpatrick, a longtime friend, said, "She was always very full of life, very peppy and had a vibrant personality." A graduate of the University of Michigan, Mrs.

Hicks was a society reporter at the Detroit News during the 1930s, a society editor at the Free Press during the 1940s, and society editor at the Eccentric in Birmingham until 1969. Mrs. Hicks, a Detroit native, had been a resident of New Orleans since November 1978. The New Orleans Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra, directed by conductor Philippe Entremont, will perform a special memorial concert in her honor Sept. 17 in New Orleans.

Her husband is executive manager and vice-president of the orchestra. In addition to her husband, Mrs. Hicks is survived by a daughter, Jane Ellen Mead, and a sister. Memorial services will be announced later. Burial will be In White Chapel Memorial Cemetery, Troy.

Memorials may be sent to the New Orleans Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra. Joan Levenson, school psychologist Joan W. Levenson, a Detroit area school psychologist for 20 years, died Monday at Harper Hospital in Detroit after a long illness. She was 59. She was a pyschologist for the Redford Union causes, aides said.

It was not known exactly when Benjamin died, but an aide found the body when the congressman didn't show up at his doctor's office. An aide in his Gary, office said Benjamin died of a heart attack. The Metropolitan Police Department said an autopsy was being ordered. Richard Lane, 83, a popular television wrestling and roller derby announcer whose show business career spanned vaudeville, the stage, movies and television. He began as the "Singing and Dancing Juvenile" in vaudeville, acted in repertory theater, joined a traveling circus and then went on to Broadway, where he had parts in 10 shows, including "Big Boy" with Al Jolson and "Sunny Days" with Jeanette MacDonald.

Over the years he made 283 movies and was best known for his role as "Inspector Farraday" in the 1940s "Boston Blackie" features starring Chester Morris. Died in Newport Beach, Calif. Keith G. Sebelius, 65, a Republican congressman from Kansas from 1968 to 1980. Died in Norton, Kan.

La. jet crash victim had criminal record school district, where she co-founded the Pre-Educa-tion Program to identify student learning disabilities. A native of Brooklyn, N.Y., Mrs. Levenson had lived in West Bloomfield since 1973 and had been a Detroit area resident for 31 years. She received a bachelor's degree in psychology from Brooklyn College in 1945 and a master's degree in guidance and counseling from Columbia University in 1946.

She later received her teaching certificate from Wayne State University. Mrs. Levenson was a former supervisor of the Jewish Parents Institute in West Bloomfield, a member of the Michigan Association of School Psychologists and a member of the American Psychological Association. She also was a psychologist with the Jewish Vocational Service in Detroit. Fire fighters get into a fight HICKSVILLE, N.Y.

(UPI) A Labor Day fire fighters' tournament erupted into a brawl where four police officers were injured and at least 13 people were arrested, police said. The tournament, consisting of competition in fire fighting drills' among the departments, was close to ending when a fight broke out among the contestants, a Nassau County police spokesman said. A "large number" of police officers were called in to break up the melee at the Hicksville Fire Department practice field. Four police officers, including a sergeant, were slightly injured during the brawl, he said. Join in the fun Meet new friends.

Parties and social evenings are student how NEW ORLEANS (UPI) The "mystery passenger" who gave a false name before boarding Pan Am Flight" 759 that crashed in Kenner, killing 154 people, had a long criminal record, Miami officials say. Nearly two months after the jetliner crashed in Kenner, the remains of Thomas William Crumpton were identified Sunday. CRUMPTON, 33, of North Miami, gave the name Thomas Kelly to a Miami ticket clerk before boarding the flight, and Miami officials, without elaborating, said he had a long criminal record. The Jefferson Parish coroner, Dr. Charles Odom, said' Crumpton, dubbed the "mystery passenger" because it took two months to identify his body, was identified by the FBI through fingerprints.

i Crumpton's body was mangled in the crash, and law-enforcement officials had to create a composite sketch of the victim through a description provided by the clerk who sold him the ticket. No family member claimed the body, though1 officials got inquiries from Denver, Miami, Chicago and Wisconsin. AIRLINE WORKERS said Crumpton ran up to a Miami ticket counter minutes before Flight 759 took off for Las Vegas via New Orleans. He paid cash at the Miami airport for a ticket to Las Vegas, telling the ticket clerk he was flying to San Diego to get married. He gave the clerk a $12 tip and hurried aboard the jetliner.

He gave no address when he bought his ticket, but the clerk remembered he wore brown cowboy boots and had a muscular build. COUCH FELIX. Aoe 83. Sept. 6.

1982 Beloved husband of the late I neima; dear uncle or Mrs. Agnes Fisher of Hamilton, Ontario. Funeral services at the Harry J. Will Funeral Home. 25450 Plymouth Rd, mi of Tele- Sraplr), Thurs, I p.m.

Interment len Eden Memorial Cemetery. EDWARDS CLIFFORD L. September 5. Husband of Elizabeth, father of Clifford L. Jr.

and Mrs. Diana tsler; four grandchildren; six greal-grandchildren. Funeral at the Verhevden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer Drive, Thursday at 11. EKIZIAN DEACON HARRY H. Dear father of Art and Adrienne Eki-zian and Ara and Diane Ekizian; loving grandfather of Debra, John, Steven and Darren Ekizian; dear brother of Takouhi Seropyan (Istanbul, Turkey).

Visitation at the Colonial Chapel Edward Korkoian Funeral Home, 19621 W. McNichols, Tuesday 6-9 p.m. and Wednesday 1-4 p.m. In state at St. John's Armenian Church, Southfield, Wednesday 7-9 p.m.

Prayers Wednesday 8 P.m. Ashlar Masonic Lodge Service, Tuesday 7 p.m. and Knights of Vartan Service, Tuesday 8 p.m. Funeral service will take place at St. John's Armenian Church pn Thursday at 11 a.m.

Memorial gifts mav be made to the Deacon Harry and Ruth Ekizian Memorial Fund for the Gomi-das Choir and the Building Fund of St. John's Armenian Church. Interment, Evergreen Cemetery. FRAGA ANTHONY (Valeriano). Beloved husband of Ihe late Martha; dear father of Mrs.

Nafividad (Frances) Valdez, John, Joseph, Mrs. Ambrose (Ellen) Assesor, Mrs. Joseph (Mercedes) Rustoni, Mrs. William (Carmen) Radiewski, Mrs. Leonard (Mariorie) Radiewski, Paul, Jesse, Martin and Daniel; 63 grandchildren, 43 greal-grandchildren and seven great-great grandchildren also survived.

Funeral Friday, 9:30 a from A.H. Peters Funeral Home, 12057 Gratiot, and to SI. David Church at 10. Rosary Thursday, 8 p.m. GLASS HUGO (DICK) JR.

Beloved husband of Helen; dear father of Shirley; also survived bv two sisters and one brother. Memorial service later. For further information contact Geo. F. Kil-leen Funeral Home, 792-5000.

HAZZARD GENEVIEVE C. Dear sister of Louella H. Dan: and Robert M. Hazzard; also several neices and nephews. Memorial Mass of the Resurrection Thursday 1 1 a.m.

St. Mary's Church downtown. Memorials to the Michigan Heart Association preferred. HEALY GLORIA Sept. 5.

Wife of John daughter of Mrs. Helen Tuffs of Florida; sister of Mrs, Barbara LaBadie of California. Funeral from the Verhevden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer Drive, Thursday at 10, Prayers Wednesday evening at 8. In stale Wednesday at 1 p.m. HEWSON ALFRED J.

September 6. Beloved husband of Sabina Hew-son; dear father of Mrs. Ray (Marion) Bilyk; also survived bv three grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Funeral service Thursday 1 p.m. at the Leonard A.

Turowski Son Funeral Home, 9300Middlebell Rd. (S. of W. Chicago). Interment Woodmere Cemetery.

HITCHCOCK RUSSELL W. Sept. 5, 79 years. Survived bv wife Ella; two sons, William and Donald; one granddaughter Cindy, one sister Vir-ginia Risdon. HOFFMAN SR.

CARL J. Age 68 of Gladwin. Beloved spouse of Fleda; dear father of Carl Jr. of Warren; also survived bv two grandchildren; dear brother of Herman, Sterling Hgts, Harold of Roseville, Romelda Zerpkes, Detroit and Helen Rose of Elkhart Indiana. Funeral Services 11 am.

Wednesday Sept. 8, at Steuernol Funeral Home, West Branch. Burial Edwards Township Cemetery, West Branch. JAMIESON EVANGELINE R. Dear mother of Craig, Cheri 8.

Cary Jamieson; sister of Ada Henry, Edwin and Stanley Steinke. For further information please call Haley Funeral Home, 356-4800. JUSZKOWSKI WANDA P. Beloved wife of Joseph; dear mother of John (Marv Ann), Gary (Patricia), Mrs. Robert (Laura) Mando, Joseph (Mary Beth) and Jeffrey; twelve grandchildren; two brothers and three sisters.

Funeral Friday 9:30 a.m. at Ihe A.H. Peters Funeral Home, 32000 Schoenherr at Masonic (l3'2 Mile), Warren and 10 a.m. St. Sylvester Catholic Church.

Rosary Thursday 7 p.m. KACZKOWSKI FRANCIS Sept. 4, age 64. Beloved husband of Irene dear father of Mrs. Gary (Gin ger) Bennett, Marsnan Alien i itt iffin B.

and Mrs. Grea (Ger aldine) Galinet; also survived by figni granoennaren. rrayers hursday 9:30 a.m. from the Sawyer-Fuller Funeral Home, 2125 12 Mile Rd. (2 blocks W.

of Woodward) followed by a 10 a.m. Mass at Shrine of the Little Flower Church. Interment Ml. Olivet Cemetery. Visitation Tuesday p.m.

and Wednesday 12-9 p.m. Rosary Wednesday 8 p.m. vivirkrkn anuvu JOHN A. Beloved husband of Alberta; also survived bv several nieces nephews. Funeral am peters runcr" r.v.., Mack Ave.

al Vernier Road, orosse r-oime vvuoi at St. Joan of Arc Church. Rosary 7:30 PM Thurs. Member of American Legion Post 242, Chrysler Management Club, Senior Men's Club Grosse Poinle, and Delta Phi Epsion (Foreign Service Fraternity), KUHNE ROBERT E. Lt.

Col. retired US Army. Beloved nusDand or Rosemary dear father of Alexander and Robin; grandfa-thpr of Trarv Funeral Thurs day 11 a.m. at the A.H. Peters Funeral Home, 20705 Mack Ave.

at Vernier Grosse Pt. Woods. Interment Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, VA. Memorials to the Michigan Diabetes Assoc. or the Michigan Cancer Foundation preferred.

Visitation hours Tuesday and Wednesday 6-9 p.m. Member of Concordia Lodge 67 A.M. of Jenkinlown, PA and Honor- ry memper ot Mcaua uuoye 477 A Acacia memori al service Wednesday 8 p.m. DeMolay service Wed. 7:30 pm LEVENSON AN W.

Beloved wire ot miocf i i owpnsnn: dear mother of Erica L. Kane and Barbara Bradburv; granomoiner oi nm- chael Mrs Roslyn F. Wecht, dear sis- ter of mrs. wrinur iouc linko wprinpsriav afternoon at the Ira Kaufman Chapel. Interment Bern ti wemoMfliroi LEVIN RUTH Dear mother of Bernard M.

Levin and Edwin E. Levin; grandmother of Donna, Audrey, Albert and Andrew Services 1 o'clock Wed afternoon at Ihe Ira Kaufman Chapel, inter-menl Cloverhill Park. McCALLUM SUZANNE F. September 4, of Farminglon. Beloved wife of Neil; dearest mother of Laurie, Mrs.

Michael VilleMonte (Heidi), Robert, John; also leaves two granddaughters; dear sister of Mrs Roy Brogren (June). Family invites friends to share rememberances 3-8 p.m. Wednesday September 8 at their home. Memorial tributes mav be made to the Farminglon Musicale, The Oakland Humane Society or Michigan Cancer Foundation Arrangements bv Heenev-Sundquist Funeral Home, Farminglon. McCLURE CLARENCE C.

Beloved husband of Anna dear brother ol Mrs. Ruth Collier. Services, Lambert-Locniskar 'errneu-ien Funeral Home. 46401 Ann Arbor Plymouth 1 mile W. of Sheldon) Thursday 11 a m.

MELFORD JESSIE.Sept 5 Beloved wife of Ihe late Charles dearest mother of Charles, llene and Janet; mother-in-law of Mary Ann: leaves three grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Ser-. vices Thursday 8 45 a m. from the Saiewski Funeral Home, 19111 W. Warren, to The Mother of Our Saviour Church at 9.30 a m.

Interment, St. Hedwig Cemetery. Wake service, Wednesday evening. MELTZER suddenly Sept. in Las Vegas, Nevada, age 73.

Wife of the lale Robert Meltzer; mother of Jack Brandmother of Ronald and eborah; great-grandmother of David; sister of Mrs, Deloris Marshall and Mrs. Alvera Maisano of pelroil. Cremation Wednesday in Las Vegas. MICHALIK ANTOINETTE. Beloved wife of Mark; loving mother of Mat- Ihew and Molly; dearest daugther of Ted and Jessie Har-aburda; dear granddaughter of Helen Jendrzeiewski, Adelle Haraburda and Mary Michalik; dear sister of Mrs.

Patricia Olis and Mrs. Barbara Duff; dear daughter-in-law of Fred and Irene Michalik; also leaves two -nieces and two nephews. Fu- neral services Thursday 9:30 a m. from the Warren Chapel ol Ihe David 1. Wysocki Funeral Home, 29440 Ryan Rd.

(N. of 12 Mile) lo St. Cletus Church at 10. Interment Mt. Olivet.

Rosary Wednesday 7 p.m. MICHALIK IRENE. September 7. Beloved, wife of Stanley; dear mother of-Barbara. dear daughter of Joseph Kwiatkowski; sister of Joseph Hudson.

Funeral Friday 10 a m. from the D.S. Temrowski Funeral Home, 30009 Hoover Rd. al Common (12' Mile). St, Martin DePorres Church 10:30 a.m.

Scripture Thursday 8 P.m. In state Wednesday 5 p.m. PRATER DOROTHY. September 7, age 68, of Livonia. Beloved wife of Robert; sister of Doyle, Ernest, 1 John Arvel and tsfel Rowe and Betty Tubbs.

Funeral at Uht Funeral Home. 35400 Glen-wood, Wesllano Friday 1 P.m. RITTINGER MARTHA M. Age 76, of Livonia. Beloved wife of the late Albert; dear mother of Mrs.

Richard (Kalherine) Gee, of Grosse lie, and David, of Saline, and Mrs. Kenneth (Elaine) Israel, of One Thousand Oaks, CA. and the late John; leaves eight grand- children and four great-grand-' children; also leaves one sisier, and one brother. Services Wednesday 8 p.m. at the Ross B.

Northrop Son Funeral Home, 2240) Grand River, (Redford). ROTH DOROTHY A. Wife of Ihe late Harold dear mother of Mrs. Mary Ellen LeRoy and Robert also six grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 9:15 a.m.

from Ihe A.H. Peters Funeral Home, 20705Mack Ave. at Vernier Grosse Pie. Woods and 10 a.m. St, Clare de Monlefalco Church.

Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. -Rosary Wednesday 7:30 P.m. SCHARE SARAH. Beloved mother of Marvin and Sidney Schare; six grandchildren; sisier of Gabriel Golden.

Services 12:30 Thurs-' day at Machpelah Cemetery. Arrangements by the Ira Kauf- man Chapel, 569-0020. SCHOEN RUTH Sept. 5. Beloved wife of the lale Luther; dear mother t-of Mrs.

Raymond (Julia) also survived bv four daughters and two greatgrandchildren. Services Wednesday afternoon al Ihe R.G. G.R. Harris Funeral Home, 15251 Harper Avenue. Memorials to the Knox Presbyterian Church Memorial Fund would be appreciated.

i SOBCZAK EMILY D.of Wyandotte. est sister of Rev. Edward J. Sobczak, Walter, Leonard, and Raymond Sobczak, Virginia Mickiewicz, Irene Smith, Eva-i line Miller and Mary Ann victor. Funeral Friday 10 a.m.

from 8zopek Funeral Home, 2157 ak Slreet, Wyandotte, lo St. Stanislaus Kostka Church 10:30 a.m. Rosary Thurs. 7PM SOMERGARY JESSE. Beloved husband of' Anna; dear father of Jess Somers, Anne Miller and Jessi--ca Cesaroni; grandfather of, eight and nine great-grandchildren; brother of Anna Balas.

Services Wednesday 11 from Ihe Ouerfeld Funeral Home, 1200 Oakwood (2 blks S. of Michigan), Dearborn. STOFF ELSIE E. September 6, age 81. Wife of William; mother of William, Mrs.

Arthur (Dorothy) Koch and Mrs. Matthew (Shir-lev) Sullivan; 10 grandchildren; five great-grandchildren. Funeral from the Verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack al Outer Drive, Thursday al 9:45 and to Our Lady Star of the Sea Church at 10:30. Prayers Wednesday evening at 7:30, THORN HOMER R. September 6, age 54.

Brother of Ruth Moon, Ella May Filoramo, Herman J. Thorn, Loltie Quammen, Hollis W. Thorn, Edgar Thorn, Edna Pate Pounders. Lavona Wetl- nitz and Opal Lynch. Employed Commercial Carrier.

Mr. Thorn has been taken from the Voor-hees-Siple Funeral Home, 268 N. Perry, Pontiac to the Senter C.narsl Unma iltnn AAiccic. sippi for services and burial. TOM'E RUDY Beloved husband of Lo-.

retla; dear father of Denise, Diane and Gregory Tom'e; dear tnn nt AArc Uaria Tnm'A- brother of Cesare Tom'e and Mrs. Anna Martin, funeral from the Harry J. Will Funeral Home, mi oix rvuie ko.wusi t. ot i-751 Thurs. 9:30 a.m.

and St. Edith Church 10 a.m. Contributions to Hospice of Southeastern Michigan would be appreciated. VOSS HENRIETTA. September 7.

age 69. Beloved wife of the late Herman. Services Friday 1 p.m. at the Ross B. Northrop Son Funeral Home, 22401 Grand River, (Redford).

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Harris Funeral Home, Garden City. DeCaro, Frank. Services 11 a al the Frank J. Calcaterra Funeral Home, Inc. Erlcson, Donald E.

Services 12 noon trom the Dearborn Chapel ol the Howe-Peterson Funeral Home. Fehribach, Marv. Prayers 10 a in. Ii om Ihe Charles R. Step Funeral Home to Our Lady of Loretlo Church at 10:30.

Griffin, Artene. Services 1 m. al Immanuei Lulheran Church, St. Clair. Healv, Gloria.

Services 10 a m. from the Verhevden Funeral Home. Hoffman, Sr. Carl J. Services 11 a in al Steuernol Funeral Home, West Branch.

ImhoH, Eugene. Services 12 noon at the Eppens-VanDewegne Funeral Home. Jov, William. Services 1p al the Arthur Bobcean Funeral Home, Flal Rock. Kaufman, Dorsey.

Services 1 pm al Ihe R.G. G.R. Harris Funeral Home. Keegsrra, Donald. Services 12 noon from Lynch Sons Funeral Home.

Knowles, Cameron. Funeral from the Voran Funeral Home (Dearborn Chapel) at 9 a m. to Divine Child Church at 9:30. Kohler, Bruno. Funeral from the Chapel of the Risko-Ziomek Funeral Home lo St.

Lawrence Church al 9:30. Kuczmarski, Joseph J. Services 9 a.m. trom the Fronfciak Funeral Home, Hamtramck, to St. Florian Church at 9:30 a.m.

Levenson, Joan W. Services 3 o'clock at the Ira Kaufman Chapel. Levin, Ruth Services 1 o'clock al the Ira Kaufman Chapel. Long, C. Elmer.

Services 11 a in Irom Wm. Sullivan Son Funeral Home, Royal Oak. Marshall, John. Services 10 a.m. at Grace Episcopal Church, Ml.

Clemens. McNeal, George Jr. Funeral 11 a al Harry J. Will Funeral Home. Richmond, Regina.

Funeral from ihe Thaver-Rock Funeral Home al 9 30 a.m. to a 10 a.m. Mass at Our Ladv of Sorrows Catholic Church Rlttinger, Martha M. Services 8 m. al Ihe Ross B.

Northrop Son Funeral Home. Rvan, James. Services 7 p.m. at Ihe Grosse lie Presbyterian Church, Grosse He Salden, Audrey. Funeral 1 pm, al SI Paul American Lulheran Church, Dearborn.

Schoen, Ruth, Services 2:30 pm al the R.G. G.R. Harris Funer- Smlth, Theodore. Funeral 11 a in al the Will SchwarzkoH Funeral Home. Snyder, Morris.

Services 11:30 Ira Kaufman Chapel. Somergary, Jesse. Services 11 a.m. Ouerfeld Funeral Home. Trudeau, Geraldine.

Services 10 a trom Ihe Ross B. Northrop Son Funeral Home, Redford, lo St. Euuene Church 10:30 a.m. von, Black, Wilhelm. Funeral from the Harry J.

Will Funeral Home lo Grace Lulheran Church al 1:30 pm. 1 Death Notices ABED SAMUEL (BUDDY). September 6. Critically ill the last four months. Dear son of Sam and the late Anna (Maude); beloved brother of Joseph, Anthony, Miiry and Roseann.

father and uncle lo Cindy; uncle of several neices and nephews. Funeral from Ihe Verhevden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer Drive, Friday al 9:30 and to St. Maron Church at 10. Rosary Thursday evening at 6. ALLOR WILLARD (Whltey), age 69.

of Gladwin, Died Suddenly, Sept. 6, 1982. Beloved husband of June dear father of Mrs. Joseph (Judy) Bianchini, Rodney, Mrs. Thomas (Kalhy) Wilde; also survived bv three brothers, three sisters and five grandchildren.

Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a al the Roy J. Kaul Funeral Home, 28433 Jefferson, St. Clair Shores, and lo St. Gertrude Church at 10. Visilation Tuesday 5-9 and Wednesday 2-9 p.m.

Rosary Wednesday at 7:30. Member ol F.O.E. Aerie 2495, E. Detroit. ANDERSON JAMES T.

Sept. 6, 1982 Beloved husband of Edna dear lather of Mrs. Karl (Carol) Bar-tling, Philip Miss Judith Anne and Kenneth R. Anderson; brother of Charles and Andrew Anderson and Mrs. Cecelia Nowakowski: also survived by five grandchildren.

Services 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the R.G. G.R. Harris Funeral Home, 15251 Harper Ave. Memorials lo the Michigan Cancer Society would be appreciated. ANTCZAK HARRY.

Beloved son of Ihe late John and Josephine; dear brother of Eleanor, Raymond and Leona Anlczak, Marv Woilowicz and Esther Lewis. Funeral services Thursday 9:30 a m. from the chapel of the Risko-Ziomek Funeral Home, 7100 Michigan Ave. at Cecil; 10 SI. Cunegunda Church, urial, Holy Cross Cemetery.

Rosary, Wednesday 7 p.m. APPLEBAUM JOSEPH. Beloved husband of Pauline; dear father of Seymour, Mrs. Ron (Brenda) Ap-pleton; three sister, one brother and three grandchildren also survived. Services in Los Ange-las, Sept.

8, 1982. BARBARA JOSEPH V. Beloved son of Joseph and Josephine; dear brother of Josephine and Agatha Marie; grandson of Peter and Ida Vilale and Mrs. Josephine Barbara. Funeral Thursday 10 a m.

at the Bagnasco Funeral Home, 25800 Harper (bet. 10-1 1 Mile). Rosary Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Visitation Tuesday 2-4 and 6-10, Wednesday 12-4 and 6-10. BEAUREGARD ELIZABETH (nee Ouellette 84 years, Sept.

6, 1982 of Belle River, formerly of Detroit. Beloved wifeotthe late Ernest died 1951; dear mother of Mrs. Louise Mallei, Mrs. Gerald Kelly (Ernestine), of Roseville. Mrs.

Jack White (Theresa) Farminglon Hills, Francis A. Belle River, Richard A. Sterling Hots, Mrs. Leo DeVooght (Julianne) St. Clair Shores, Daniel, Mt.

Clemens and the late velyn, liza-belh, Yvonne; 26 grandchildren, four great-grandchildren also survive; dear sister of Joseph and Zoe Ouellette, Alice McClav Belle River. Funeral Thursday 9:45 a from Meladv Funeral Home, Belle River, to SI. Simon and Jude Church, Belle River at 10 am. Interment Mt. Olivet cemetery, Detroit.

Prayers Wednesday 8 pm BULLARD GARY A. September 4. Suddenly. Beloved son of Betty Hawley; cousin of Wanda Harmon, Martha Ann Davis, Pal Gaftney and Becky Lowerv; nephew of Larry Ellon Bullard and Will Thompson. Services 1:00 Wednesday afternoon from the R.G.

G.R. Harris Funeral Home, 31551 Ford Garden City. CHRISTENSEN DENNIS. Beloved son of D. Louis and Mary, dear brother of Mary Lou and Karen.

Funeral Service Friday in St. Paul, Minnesota. For more information call. 775-2200. CONBOY ERNESTINE A.

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