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43 DETROIT FREE PRESS' TUESDAY, JUNE 28. 1994 mm 2 rt 3 Pled es near 82 billion, sweeten zone bid Soccer field needs place put dom new roots Youth robbed of shoes, Bible KTROIT Two 3 rr rr 3 rr teenagers robbed a 16-; 1 year-old youth of his shoes, his identification nually for three years to install high-efficiency natural gas furnaces in the zone. The only criticism Monday was directed toward Detroit Edison and Ameritech, which Robinson said pledged services and in-kind contributions but no cash. "I'd like to know why the two largest utilities serving this area have not committed money," said Council-woman Kay Everett. Detroit Edison spokesman S.

Martin Taylor said the company already NEIGHBORHOODS, from Page North Assembly Plant and hire 10 to 15 percent of new workers from the zone, and by Ford to give $8 million to the Detroit Renaissance Development Fund. Commitments of $5.8 million from community groups, $21 million from community service organizations and $11 million from foundations. Pledges by Michigan Consolidated Gas Co. to create 150-200 jobs for zone residents and give $750,000 an provides substantial financial help in the zone and other poor communities through such programs as the Detroit Edison Foundation. He said the company neglected to point that out in its pledge letter due to internal miscorn-munication.

Ameritech spokesman Phil Jones acknowledged the company has made no cash commitment, but added that it has spent $1.7 billion on a fiber optics network in Wayne County that will allow businesses within the zone to take advantage of the latest communications technology. and his Bible, police said By amber Arellano ae Press Staff Writer Where in the Detroit area can you plant a $2-million grass soccer field? No one knows. Today, the last of four World Cup Sanies will be played at the Silver-ilonie. After that, the history-making Kentucky bluegrass grown especially for the indoor stadium has to go. World Cup officials said Monday they would like to donate the 90,000 square feet of sod to Pontiac or De-tioit.

But finding a place to transplant the cjitire field of soccer dreams, and siting it there, has been tough. Offi-uils have until Friday to find a place, just in time to clean up for a July 5 i invention of 50,000 Jehovah's Wit-trsses. "We're looking for an angel to Move it," said Jim Duggan, executive director for the Michigan World Cup Host Committee. "If we can't find someone, we've got about 12 individuals or businesses who want to buy it." Starting Wednesday, a Pontiac firm wJl donate its labor to cut, roll and load the sod onto trucks. Landscaping companies are being sought to donate the $5,000 in labor needed to move and reinstall the grass.

Pontiac wants the grass, but officials don't think they'll have a large enough patch of land to plant it by Friday. Detroit officials have the land on Belle Isle, but don't have the staff or money to move the sod there. Whoever pays to move it can decide where it goes, Duggan said. The grass made worldwide headlines as the first grown for an indoor stadium. Michigan State University researchers worked more than two years on the grass, and local corporations and state grants paid for it.

If it is sold, it will cost 7 cents a square foot, the market price for regular grass. "If we sell it individually, I'm going to buy some," says Duggan, a Far-mington Hills home lawn's not good. But I'd love to have some World Cup grass in my front yard." To help move the sod, call the Michigan World Cup Host Committee fit 1-810-456-1994, 94:30 weekdays. Death notices EH H'l Death Notice TOMA SYLVIA 79. Passed away June 25.

Survived by husband Peter. Denise and Alex Henderson. Today's Alphabetical Listing Monday. The unidentified victim told police he was walking on Greenfield near West 8 Mile around 10 p.m. Sunday when the youths approached from behind, hit him with a hard object and demanded his money.

He told them he only had a Bible. Two suspects were being held in the Wayne County Youth Home on robbery charges. The victim found his Bible nearby. Elsewhere Search for missing sailor in Lake Huron is given up GODERICH, Ontario Canadian and U.S. rescue teams gave up Monday night after two intensive days of searching Lake Huron for a 60-year-old Detroit man whose sailboat washed ashore in Ontario on Saturday.

Stephen Tudor, a Wayne State University creative writing professor, was last seen Saturday in his 30-foot sailboat about 15 miles southwest of Goderich, Ontario. The search will resume only if new clues emerge. HELPFUL HINT To report death of Social Security or SSI beneficiary or to VENTIMIGLIA JAMES J. June 27. Beloved husband of Catherine (Messina).

Dear father of James, Phillip. Anthony, Mary Ann Pepp and Kathy Bolton. Seven grandchildren. Brother of Joseoh. Grace and inquire bdout survivor oenems, Call: 1 800 772-1213 7:00 a.m.

to 7:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. Or sola. Visitation Tuesday 3-9 ABRAMS MARY Aoe 79 of Southfleld. Mich loan died Sunday In Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak, Mich.

The p.m. ano vveonesaay i p.m. at BagnasctvTabbi Funeral Home 25800 Harper (between 10-11 Mile), St. Clair Shores. Scripture service Tuesday 7 p.m.

In state Thursday at St. Peters Church, 19851 Anita. HarDer Woods, from 9 widow ot uscar Muroms, sne 11 survived hv dauahter Nada a.m. until time of service at 10 Feldman and sons Eric David and Darin Jordan, son Dr. Harvey A.

Abrams and hl four children, and Abrams, Mary Andrzeiewski, June G. Barry, Evelyn E. Berezinski, Conchita Blom, Henry Brunke, Mignon F. Capaldi, Raphael Cutting, Phyllis C. Czajka, John T.

DeBlaere, Irene Ruth Easterday, Helen M. Evans, Thomas K. Haynes, Robert Newton Hinsberger, Harvey J. Hollen, Bertha B. Hrabovsky, Richard J.

Hurwitz, Reuben Jerore, John F. Kachnowski, Benedict A. Kaiser-Favata, Luella Karlson, Carol E. Kasmer, Harry W. Kavsh, Dorothy C.

Kohn, Dorothy Koloski, Irene Kozlinski, Anthony E. Kurcheski, Frances Kwek, Geraldine M. LaSala, Giacomo Lawrence, Sarah L. Lokar, Agnes Lutomski, Mary Florentz Lux, Ethel M. Miller, Ann F.

Miller, Austin D. Milne, Russell Novak, Walter J. Palazzolo, Ninfa Pawson, Mary Lucille Pocklington, Maryan S. Reeder, William H. Sewell, M.

Edward Siegel, David Barry Standen, Helen M. Suwalski, Wiktoria H. Thompson, William Clyne, II Toma, Sylvia Ventimiglia, James J. Wachoski, Margaret Clair Walkowicz, Jennie Wathen, Joseph L. Wilson, Harold Wilson, Nathaniel A.

Yuergens, Victoria B. Zaborney, Paul sister Gertrude Hoffman of Toledo. Ohio. Graveside services will be held Thursday at 12 00 PM In The United Hebrew Section of Beth Shalom cemetery, Oregon, Ohio. Arrangements by Robert H.

Writer found niche at Free Press vtich runorai nome I gieao, vmo. ANDRZEJEWSKI JUNE 6. Age 61. Beloved mother of Denise, Jerry, Mark, Alan and Dale. Sister of Lorraine Rice and aunt of Debbie Jo Land.

43 year resident of Hazel Park. Services Sraveside 2:00 p.m. Thursday at ak View Cemeterv. Roval Oak. WACHOSKI MARGARET CLAIR Died Monday, June 27, 1994 at Troy Beaumont.

She was born May 3, 1927. Mrs. Wachoski is retired from Madison Community Hospital after 25 years where she worked as a Nurses Aide. Margaret is survived by her Husband Casimer; Daughter Elizabeth Kovie, Son Michael; Daughter Margaret Watt; Brother Thomas Langston; Sister Mary Kay Buchanan; and three Grandchildren Amanda, Raymond and Laura. A Memorial Mass will be held at St.

Mary Magdalen, Hazel Park, Wed. June 29 at 10 a.m. WALKOWICZ JENNIE Age 64 Beloved wife of the late Eugene. Loving mother of Carol (Joseph) Jones. Loving grandmother of Melissa.

Dearesf sister of Frank Kiiek, Joe Kiiek, Antoinette Kolo, Florence Wel-icki, Lillian Wleciorek, Jessie Ponandek, Alice Poriadek and Camilla Styburski. Visitation Tuesday 2-9 and Wednesday 1-9 p.m. at Wulek-Cakiterra Funeral Home, 36900 Schoenherr at Metro Pkwv 16 Ml 1 For service CITY Arrangements by Hopcretl Fu MILNE KOLOSKI neral nome. ti ivj eoer HAYNES ROBERT NEWTON Dear father IRENE Beloved wife of Michael by Jean Calmen ree Press Staff Writer Dorothy Weddell was an advertising copywriter who had grown tired of riting nothing but promotional mate-i ial when she called the Free Press in 19. After asking a question about real i.

state, Miss Weddell was told there was no real es RUSSELL. Beloved husband of Betty Jane. Dear father of Russ Dear mother of Richard and the lof Daymon, Frances Picklesimer, BARRY and Bob Mi ne and Marv Jacke late Donald. Grandmother of Lin James, rtuiwri ivan ana Larrv. Also survived bv 13 arand- da, David, Kathleen and Donald Also, survived by two brothers and eight grandchildren Services children and 24 great- grandchild EVELYN E.

Beloved wife of John Dear mother of Yvonne Hamblln, Maureen Mendel. Christine Ham blin. Kathleen Kllmowlcz. Den Jr. Five great grandchildren Sister of Virginia Klenman.

Resting at Semmers Funeral Home, 12140 0 a m. Wednesday at the A.M Peters Funeral Ham. 20705 Mack at Vernier Grosse Pte Woods. nls, Ronald, Patrick, John, James and Francis. Sister of Lorraine Morang (betw.

Keliy-cadieux) Visitina Tuesday 5-9 and Wednes visitation 2-10 p.m. tuesday. ren, uear oroiner or aivis, tua Law, Ora Martin and Lewis. Service Tuesday II a.m. at the Taylor Chapel of Howe-Peterson Funeral Heme, 9800 S.

Telegraph. Memorials suggested to south-minster Presbyterian Church. day 1-9. Funeral Thursday 9:30 am Allen. Also survived by IS grand children and four ureal- orand NOVAK children, in state St.

Hubert WALTER J. June 26, 1994. Age 83 Church of Mt. emens Wednes- KOZLINSKI day from 9:30 until time of mass at from Ford Motor Piant in 10:30. tat on after noon Tues- ANTHONY E.

M.D. June 26, 1994 Beloved husband of the late Jane. times, call 110-126-8550. day at the A H. Peters Funeral vpsnanti a'ter 46 years 1 Beloved husband of Ger HINSBERGER HARVEY J.

Age 89. June 26, 1994. Served as CorDoral in the U.S. WATHEN Dear father of Cynthia (James) Nelson, Anthony (Kathryn), Anita Eccles and the late Karl. Grand nome, fliw meat ei vernier Grosse Pte.

Woods. Scripture ser trude Dear tather of Gilbert and Shirley Schmid. Brother ot Ste vices r.w pm i uesaay JOSEPH L. June 25, 1994 Beloved husband of Robin. Dear father of father ot Joseph and Lindsay; brother of Walter (Marie).

Mitch phen, Helen Koslosky. Five grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Prayers at the Uhf BEREZINSKI Funeral Home 35400 bienwood CONCHITA June 27, 1994. Beloved Marines. Retiree of Bundy Tubing Warren, Ml.

Dear husband of the late Elda Dear father of Gayle (Frank) Sadowski. Also survived by two grandsons David and Kenneth, four great granddaughters, sisters Beth criger andMagda Armstrong. Visitation Tuesday 2-5 and 7-9 at Pomeroy Funeral Home. 5635 Main Rd. Westland Thursday 9:15 a.m.

Funeral mass at St Marv's Catho tate writer or editor. She saw an opportunity to write honestly about the pros a lid cons of something important, "one of the three basic drives shelter," she wrote a few years lat wite ot jonn. uear morner ot Mrs. Michael (Cvnthla) Maser. Mrs.

ell and Bern ice. Dr. Kozlinski was a Lt. Commander In the Navy during WW2 and practiced medicine in Detroit trom 1943 until 1980. Visitation Tuesday 4-9 Kaul Funeral Home 28433 Jefferson, St.

Clair Shores In state Wednesday 10 a.m. St. Germaine Church until lic Church, Wayne, Thursday 10 00 Matthew. Dear son of Charles Wathen. Dear brother of Carol Ludwig, Charles Wathen, John Wathen, Jayne Bromarm.

Janet Gastfleld and Robert Wathen. Services Rese Chapel, Rose land Park Cemetery Woodward Ave at 12 Mile, 1.30-3 p.m. Wednesday. Memorials may be made to American Cancer Society or your favor-ite charity. a.m.

Kosary Wednesday i.x p.m. Stephen (Karen) Leggio, Gregory and Kenneth (Anne) Berezlnskf. Four grandchildren. Sister of Cvnthia Sawickl. Joseoh (Patri visitation tuesday and Wednesday 4-9 p.m.

Lexington, Ml. Funeral services cia) and William Galvan. Services vveonesaay 1 1 a.m. time ot mass II a m. Interment Sacred Heart Cemetery.

Expressions of sympathy may be made to inursday a m. trom tne PALAZZOLO NINFA (nee Plzzimentl) Aae 95 said Kathy Warbelow, Free Press deputy managing editornews. "She combined a great sense of what consumers wanted to know about new homes with a strong understanding of the commercial real estate market. And she loved to be first with a story." She died of liver cancer Friday at home in Largo, where she moved in 1986. Miss Weddell, 65, was born in New Castle, and attended Indiana University.

She started work at WIBC Radio in Indianapolis. She moved to Detroit in 1953 to work for the W.B. Doner advertising agency, where she handled radio and television accounts. After nine years, she left Doner to learn the print media while working at smaller agencies. She developed an interest in real estate while handling several builders' and developers' accounts.

"When we lived in Huntington Woods, she redid my whole backyard and made it absolutely gorgeous," said Theda Rodman, a friend with whom Miss Weddell shared a home for many years. Miss Weddell was a soft-spoken woman who loved books and cats and particularly enjoyed a series of cat-centered mysteries written by a friend and former Free Press writer. "She recently wrote a letter telling Lilian Jackson Braun how much we enjoyed her cat books, but it's still on her desk," said Rodman. No services are planned. Sterling Hts.

Chapel Of the Obar-ianak Funeral Home. 33250 Rvan Hospice ot 5t Micnigan. WILSON HOLLEN June 26. Beloved wife of the late Frank. Lovlna mother of Mat (N.

of 14 Mile Rd.) and 10 Dorothy Weddell HAROLD "HOC" of Malvern, PA, formerly of Sterling Heights. Aae BERTHA B. June 27. Age 84. Beloved wife of the late Vere.

a.m. at St. Rene Goupil Church, thew (Catherine), Frances (Her KURCHESKI Scr oture serv ce Wednesday Dear mother of Elsie (David) FRANCES Beloved wife of the bert) Lee, Rosalie House, uomi-nic. Carol. Joanna (Ted) DeDa p.m.

Visitation Wednesday 3-9 Nicholl. Also survived by two p.m., Resurrection cemetery. and jerry luorotneai. eroua arandmother of 17 arandchlldren. granocniiaren, tour greaigrana children, one areat-areatarand 85.

Husband of the late Madelyn Wilson. Father of Irv Wilson. Also survived by four grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Brother ot Marian Fenton of Clearwater. Florida and Norm Wilson of Wisconsin.

For many late Chester. Dear mother of Glenn (Lisa). Also survived by grandsons John 8, Brandon; sister of Jenny, Anna. Betty, Rose, Josephine, 8, Katnerine. Funeral 24 great grandchildren and five BLOM daughter, two brothers and two sisters.

Funeral at Hackett-Mot-calf Funeral Heme 2640 Monroe (near West Outer Drive), Dear greai greoT granacnnoren. in state at the Sterling Heights Chanel ef the Frank J. Calcaterra HENRY Age 9a, of Black Lake. Passed awav June 26 In Chebov- weanesoay a.m. trom tne ll lewskl Funeral Heme 3509 oan.

Ml. Dear husband of the late Funeral Heme, Inc 13650 East 15 Mile at Schoenherr Tuesday 2-9 years ne was memoer ot ine Belgium Social Club. Interment private. Memorial contributions mav be made to Community born weanesaey visita tlon Tuesday 2-5 and 7-9 Memorial contributions to Hos Davison to Transfiguration Church at 9.30 a.m. Interment White Chapel Cemetery.

Rosary WCCC northwest dean named interim president DETROIT Trustees of Wayne County Community College chose Richard Turner, the dean of WCCC's northwest campus, as interim president Monday night while the college searches for a permanent replacement for Rafael Cortada. Cortada is taking a position at Ohio State University's Newark campus. Hanging death of child accidental, autopsy finds DETROIT Four-year-old Dantrelle Curry's hanging death was accidental, a Wayne County medical examiner's autopsy revealed Monday. The boy apparently climbed up on something in a closet, then slipped. When he fell, the sweater he was wearing became snagged on a hook and he was hanged, police said.

40 air gripes with mayor; another 35 to see aides DETROIT Citizens lined up to bend Dennis Archer's ear Monday night with complaints of late buses, dirty alleys, overgrown vacant lots and rude police officers. Forty people chatted privately with Archer at his third Mayor's Night In. Another 35 were referred to directors of city departments. The next Mayor's Night In will be in September. m.

ano weanesoay i-v p.m. Rosary Wednesday 7 30 p.m. In state at St. Blase Church. 12151 Health Hospice, WArdmore pice of Western Weyne County i uesaay p.m.

nue, Aromore, pa, iwoj would oe appraciaiea oy tamiiy Fifteen Mile Rd. Thursday 10:30 a.m. until time of Mass 11 a.m. Memorials to charltv of donors KWEK GERALDINE M. Aa 73 of Har Loretta Blom.

Dear father of Rosemary (Edward) Stankewltz of Black Lake. Grandfather of David (Kate), Paul, and John (Penny) Stankewltz, Karen (Gary) Cox and Joanne Mantel. Six great grandchildren. Funeral services Wednesday. June 29, 11 a.m.

at St. Paul's Catholic Church In Onaway. Interment at Sacred Heart Cemetery In Anchorvllle on Thursday at I m. Visitation Tuesday 3-9 p.m. at the Chagnen WILSON NATHANIEL A.

June 27, 1994 of St. Clair Shores. Beloved hisband of HRABOVSKY cnoice eppreciaieo oy ine ramiiy Hand. June 27, IW4 Beloved wife RICHARD J. Suddenly.

Aoe 64. Beloved son of the late Michael er. "The editors didn't exactly leap at the suggestion. Who ever heard of a female real estate writer who'd never been in the newspaper business?" But Miss Weddell got the job. Over t)ie next 16 years, she not only related on real estate figures but also trends.

She noted a growing interest in the ecological impact of developments and the efforts of some suburban communities to plan their growth. She donned hard hats and battled vertigo to ilimb around construction projects. She retired in 1985. "Dot Weddell knew more about real estate, from homes to office buildings, than most other pwmh in town." Beatrice. Dear father ot Helen (Ted) Birdsall.

Marv (Norman) and Julia. Dear brother of Maraa- of Leon. Beloved mother of Gary Kwek, Nancy (Warren) Delk and Susan Davis. Grandmother of Pamela. Kenneth, Kellv and Wen ret Marcy, josepnine, Aioysius dy.

Great grandmother of Krystal ald (Sharon) and the late Helen runorai noma, unaway. PAWSON MARY LUCILLE Passed away In Mission, Texas on June 27, 1994. Survived by her son, Robert Pawson, daughter-in-law Jacqueline Marie Pawson; grandchildren Lawson, Lisa, Norma, Kathy and Robert A. Also sister, Goldie Milton-Tolberf No services. Neuwlrth.

Michael ana Rev. ana anoina. iwm njier ot maue- line Kwek. Visitation Tuesday 5-9 p.m. and Wed.

1-9 p.m. Kaehn Funeral Home 706 West Main, Brmhton (I10-77V-987. Visitation BRUNKE Joseph F. Dear uncle of many Nieces Nephews. Visitation at The Waslk Funeral Heme 11470 13 Macintosh, Patricia (Charles) Fisher, Virginia (Robert) Robinson and A fex a (Greg) Hodgins.

Brother of Mary Waide. Also survived by 16 grandchildren. 13 great grandchildren and one great grand daughter; predeceased by eight Vothers and sisters and one great grand daughter. Mr. 1 Mrs.

Wilson were married 65 yr. March 4, 1994. Visiting hours Wednesday Funeral Thursday 1130 Kaul Funeral Home 28433 Jefferson St. Clair Shores. Rd W.

of Hoover) Tuesday 4-9 and Wednesday 12-9. Rosary Wednesday 7 PM. In State S.S. MIGNON F. Beloved wife of the late Erhardt.

Dearest mother of John IBernice), David (Vera), Erhardt (Catherine), Michael IBernice), Betty (Edward) Kuss, Alice (Carl) Booth, Nancy (Er- lyru iweinofaiusinurcn, Thursday 10 a.m. until time of services at 11. Christian Fellowship Center, 1673 So. Old 23, Brighton. Interment Glen Eden Memorial Park, Livonia.

Memorial tributes are suggested to the Thursday 9:30 AM until time ot POCKLINGTON MARYAN S. Of Rochester Hills. June 26, 1994, Age 61 Loving wife ot the late Harold "Px" Pooiling-ton. Dear mother of Michaele "Mickey" McKay and her husband Mark Lark in. Sister of Bernlce Dukerscheln and Flor winiAaoipn, mary iKonaiaj Schmidt, Joan (Ernest) Hooper, Lorene (Arthur) DeBrabant and mass bt iu Am.

iniermenr mi. Olivet Cemetery. inniTian renowsnip turner. uenise (uavid) wimams. Lovinc arandmother of 28 and 29 area1 La SALA HURWITZ grandchildren.

Dear sister of Charles Butler. Services Wednes REUBEN Beloved husband of GIACOMO June 26, 1994. Beloved husband of the late Glovanna. Lovlna father of Rose. Visitation Rose.

Dear father of Sara day II a.m. St Peter Evangelical Lutheran Church. Visitation (Ra Dh) Cohen. Grandfa YUERGENS VICTORIA B.tnee Chavei) June 26, 1994. Beloved wife of Anthony.

Dear mother of Antoinette (Pin-dus) VanGorder, Cyril (Sarah). Grandmother of Amy Plndut Wendy VanGorder, Paul, Katie 3. Elizabeth Yuergens. Sister of Esther, Jim, Richard, 4 Angle. Survived bv manv nieces A neoh- ther of Klmberlel and Erik Tuesday 2-9 at tiyne Funeral at the Sterling Heights Chapel at the Frank J.

Calcaterra Funeral Kuiala. Home Jim Gratiot, tostpointe Stroll foreman, children say, was Hhe best' BY DAVID ZEMAN years before moving to Stroh, where free Press Staff Writer u- oc nlant fnreman until Home, Inc. 13650 East 15 Mile at Schoenherr Tuesday and Wednesday o.m. with rosarv CAPALDI JERORE Wednesday 7 p.m. Funeral begins nursaav 3 a.m..

aan rrances- RAPHAEL June 27, 1994. Beloved father of Raphael Joyce (Lee) Cook and Bonlta (Joe) Darkan- co Church at 10. ence Gerndt. Grandmother ot Andrea (Robert) Michalak and Christopher McKay. Great- fl rand mother of Mitchell Micha-ak.

Also 16 nephews and four nieces. Mrs. Pocklington and her late husband served as Executive Directors an Trustees of Leader Dogs for the Blind, as well as being an active Rochester Community Leader. Funeral services Thursday, 11:00 A.M. at Abiding Presence Lutheran Church, 1550 Walton Rochester Hills.

The family will receive friends Tuesday 7-9 p.m. and Wednesday 2-9 p.m. at Potere-Modetz Funeral Home, 339 Walnut Rochester. Mrs, Pocklington will lie in state at the church Thursday 10 a.m. Lions memorial service Wednesday 7:30 p.m.

Memorials to the Leader Dogs for the Blind, i JOHN F. Age 73. Beloved husband of Eileen R. Dear father of Jay R. (Roberta), Jon E.

(Mary). Judy P. (Fred) Malloy, Jayne B. (Arthur) Hoffmeyer, Janice M. (Ja- ews.

Funeral Services Harry J. Will Trust 100 Funeral Home 37000 Six Mi. Rd. (E. of 1-275), Thursday St.

Genevieve Church 10:30. Scripture Service Wednesday Visitation Wednesday l-9pm. Memorials requested to Angela Hospice. elo. Grandfather ot eight ana hree areat Grandchildren.

Dear LAWRENCE man; nussin ana joei u. Grandfather of 20; great grand father of four. Dear brother of SARAH L. Dear mother of Jeanne Zaroukian (Harry), Elaine DePal-ma (Donald) and the late Anaus brother of Mary (Armando) Risl. Uncle of Michael Risl.

Step father of Ruth Ann Burrows and Rosemary Kovalchlk. Funeral from the McCabe Funeral Hem. iSl Canton Center Canton Thursday (time later). Visitation Lawrence. 11 grandchildren, 20 nvv, 0ivm, big ni lump, i chie, Margaret Rich, Joan White greatgrandcniidren and I great- PreatgrandOaughter.

Sister of ranees Steele. Visitation ana tne late wuiara, beorge ana Clara Rlckett. Vislflna Tuesday Macomb Tuesday 4-9 and Wednesday 12-9. 2-9 p.m. Rosary 6:30 p.m.

Prayers Wednesday 2-9 p.m. Funeral Thursday 11:00 a m. at the A.M. Peters Funeral Home 32000 Schoenherr at Masonic (13V weanesoay a.m. manes k.

Step Funeral Heme, 18425 Beach Dalv (bet. 6-7 mile). Mass 10 a.m. CUTTING St Christine. Interment Holy Sep- Mile) in warren.

REEDER WILLIAM H. Age 34 of St. Clair Shores. Died Sunday June 26, 1994. Beloved husband ot Barbara Ann.

uicnre. uonanons to Angela nos-pice appreciated, PHYLLIS C. June 2a, 1994. Beloved wife of the late John; dear mother of John (Mary). Funeral Thursday at 9:15 a.m.

from the L.J. Griffin Funeral Heme, 7707 ZABORNEY PAUL Age 63. of Alpena and formerly of Detroit. June 24, 1994. Longtime field engineer with BurroughsUnisys.

Member of St. John the Baptist Church, Alpena; former member and usher of Christ the King, Detroit. Devoted husband of Bernadine (Webber); devoted father of Paula Ravitz. Mark, Ann, Eric; devoted ana loving grandfather of Erica and Elaine Cuneo; loving brother of Roselin, Philip, Stanley Zaborney and Beatrice Diamond. Arrangements by Bannan Funeral Home, Alpena.

Funeral 10 a.m. Tuesday at St. John the Baptist Church. Contributions to the church building fund. LOKAR Loving father of Nicholas Patrick.

Middlemen at Ann Arbor Trail; uear son ot uonaig ana maoeiine Reeder. Survived bv grandmoth KACHNOWSKI and to St. Theodore Church at a Rotary Wednesday 7:30 D.m ers, Mrs. Raymond Roland and Mrs. Thomas Reeder.

Private services were held. Family sug- Visitation Tuesday 4-9 and BENEDICT A. Age 88. June 27, 1994. Retired Dodge Main Trim Deportment Supervisor.

Beloved husband of the late Jane. Dear ill. 1VU1UUIVU UiJ 1U11 1. UlVUIUll U11U1 his retirement in 1978. His son, Dr.

William Thompson III, said his father frowned on allowing him to work for Stroh during school breaks. "But he used to arrange parties for my medical school class," the son recalled. Mr. Thompson, who worked the late shift for most of his career, would awake early to prepare large breakfasts for his kids and drive them to school. He also is survived by another daughter, Kathryn Miller, and by eight grandchildren, who affectionately called him Big Dad.

Visitation will be 1-9 p.m. today at Diener Funeral Home, 48271 Van Dyke, Utica. A prayer service is scheduled at the funeral home for 10 a.m. Wednesday, with a mass at 10:30 a.m. at St.

John Vianney Catholic Church, Shelby Township. Burial will follow in Resurrection Cemetery, Mt. Clemens. weanesoay iz-v p.m. AGNES June 26.

Age 86. Dear sister of Joseph A Fred and John E. Lokar. Also survived by four nieces and six nephews. Family will receive friends at Vasu Roofers Connell Chapel ef A.J.

Desmond Sens Funeral Home 4375 N. Woodward, Tuesday 6 p.m. until funeral service Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Interment Lakeview William Clyne Thompson II, a long-time employee at Stroh Brewery Co. who took his greatest pride in raising 1 lis three children, died of cancer Saturday at United Hospital, St.

Paul, Minn. He was 77. "He was without a doubt the best father anybody could have asked for," said his daughter, Patricia Lund. "His whole life revolved around his kids and his grandchildren. He was only concerned with our accomplishments; he.

never forgot a Valentine card or St. Patrick's Day, he used to pick up little things at the store for us. He would always say, 'Can I help you with it was like having a second Mother. He was just always there, always there." Mr. Thompson of Shelby Township 'was born in Flint and spent his working in Detroit.

After World War II, he worked at Goebel Brewery Co. for 14 jean mcinui itm ivvunayc nwyi- 'el Hospice. tather ot Daniel (Rose). Grandfa CZAJKA SEWELL me, wi Diian, lcici John, Julie and Steven. Brother of Clare Jaoenow.

Funeral services JOHN T. Beloved husband of ML EDWARD June 26, 1994 of cemetery, calumet, Ml. Cemeteries, Monument Bloomtteid huh. Husband ot MarvF Sewell. Father of Lindsav at the Harry J.

Will Trust 100 Funeral Heme, 37000 Six Mile Livonia IE. of 1-275) Thursday 9:30 Helen. Dearest tatner ot jonn (Meg) and Carol. Dearest brother of Frank (Helen), Stella (Steve) Palaisa, Rose, Pearl (James) Donovan. Ann (John) Nvklel.

Ce LUTOMSKI MARY FLORENTX June 26. 1994. a.m. ana m. Loierre murcn bt iu.

Scripture Service Weds. 7 p.m. Boy's Rifle River death ruled 'a tragic accident' STANDISH A 2-year-old Warren boy whose body was pulled from the Rifle River on Sunday accidentally drowned, the Arenac County medical examiner said Monday. "So far there is nothing to indicate this was anything but a tragic accident," said Dr. Edward Papp, who said final test results won't be ready for several weeks.

Austin drowned after wandering away from his family's van during a weekend camping trip. neiiener, cniacem a. r-reaer-fck and the late Christopher E. Sewell. Brother of Mary Foster.

Also survived bv seven arand CADILLAC Memorial Gardens E. 2 lots with vaults. SI200. (517) 054-2 174 celia (Joe) Menarchek. Also sur vived by numerous nieces ana nephews.

Preceded In death by GRAVESITE MAINTENANCE KAISER-FAVATA chlldren. Memorial service at Franklin Community Church, 32473 Normandy road, Franklin Village Thursday 3 D.m. Visitation Memorial Landscaping, 294-0409 can Brother Peter. Funeral ser LUELLA Beloved wife of Peter I LOTS in Cadillac Memorial. Age 91.

Wife of the late Michael G. Dear mother of Karl F. Lutomski, S. (Mary Ann) and the late Michael J. Lutomski (Nancy Smith).

Dear grandmother of Michael G. Lutomski (Gaetane), Katherine Lutomski Foster (Patrick). Liza Lutomski Brown (Geoffrey), Karen Lutomski end Karl F. Lutomski. Also survived bv four areat arandchlldren.

Soe- Macomo to. sjvia) tor all 465 vices Thurs. 10: is a.m. at tne Chapel ef the E.J. Mandziuk Son Funeral Directors, 22642 Ryan Rd (1 blk S.

of 9 Mi I Warren Dear sister of Dolores, Leroy and Henry Kaiser. Aunt of Kenneth. Services I p.m. Thursday at the A.H. Peters Funeral Home, 20705 hi dvii inapvi vt nw vtm.

n. Hamilton E. Maple, Bir- WOODLAWN Mausoleum 1 Mass of the Christian Burial II Memorial tributes may be made to: AlJheimers Association Re Mack Avenue at Vernier Road, Grosse Pointe Woods. Visitation a.m.. St.

Marks tatnouc cnurcn. Vigil services 7:30 p.m. Wed. spite Care. after 4 p.m.

Tuesday. SIEGEL crypts, sec. 188, unit 5, crypts thru 2. 1 12, 000 best both. Marie 331-1699; 547-404.

ItI'JI Memoriam BEVERLY VOLLBRECHT JUNE 21, 1991 emories cial Friend of Emma Rogers. Memorial Mass Saturday 1) a.m. at the Shrine Chapel ot Our Lady of Orchard Lake (at St. Mary's DeBLAERE DAVID BARRY. Beloved husband KARLSON IRENE RUTH Beloved wife of the ot Dr.

Judv eae Dear CAROL E. Age 69 of Farmington. Died June 26, 1994. Miss Karlson son of Major ana Blanche Siegel. Dear brother of Innis Joswick.

Son-in-law LOliege). memorial Triouies ro Arnold Home, Detroit or charity of donors choice. Arrangements bv Vasu Rodaers Connell Cha was a ret red Adm strat ve As sistant for the downtown Comer- ver and over iss you pel ef A.J. Desmond Sons of Lucille Weil. Services 12 noon Tuesday at the Birmingham Tenv Funeral MomeMV-usuo Ica Bank Trust Office and an active member of Faith Covenant Church servina In many different late Adolph; dearest mother of Fredrick (Tina) Stage, Judie (John) Fllsnik, Susan (Gary) Gla-ser, Maurice, Raymond (Sarah), Michael, Theresa and the late Wendy Ballard (Dennis); honored grandmother of Irene and Gary Glaser, Melissa DeBlaere, Laurie DeMaeghts, Charlene, David and Robert LaBute, Edward and Robert Stage, Tommy and Cindy I LUVfc YUU, CINDY P.S.LOVE JENNAXO 3ie.

imermenT maenpetan srne-erv. Arranaements bv the Ira briefly Kaufman sov-wiu LUX capacities. She Is survived by her brother Robert (Nancy) Karlson and eight nieces and nephews. A M. Card of Thanks and Prayers ETHEL M.

Aae 77 of Detroit. Died STANDEN, 6-25-94. Beloved wife of the late George. Mother of Beverly Goe-man, the late Judith Phelps, William (Mlchele), and David OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL smith, Kicnard, wenay ana Mylar DeBlaere, Ray Ray, Theresa, worsnip servile 10 icicDraie aim commemorate her life will be held Wednesday II a.m. at the Faith Covenant Church of Farmington, 35415 W.

14 Mile Farmington Hills. Ml 48331. followina a orivate HfcLr, Thank You WandM W. Michael and David DeBlaere and (Sandra), sister ot Douglas HELEN M. Loving mother of Julie (Francis) Coughlin, Mary (Frank) Mazeppa, James (Bonnie), William (Laura) and Nancy (Charles) Perry.

Dearest sister of Leonard VanDusen; dear grandmother of 13. Visitation Tuesday 12 to 9 p.m. at Czopek Trust 100 PRAYER TO THE HOLY SPIRIT 10 great-grandchildren; dear sis Mnim. Also iz granacnnoren ana 1 1 areat orandcnildren. Memorial committal service at the csme- contributions to Alzheimer's Funeral HomeziH oak wvan- ter 01 nnyiiic nom, jvgii fc.w- kevlch, Richard McMorran and the late Edith Fanning Funeral at the Eppens-VanDewMhe Funeral Heme, 6150 Cadieux Rd.

at Harper, Wednesday 3 p.m. Visitation tery. Visitation Tuesday 2-4 and 64 p.m. at the Hetney-Sundquist Funeral Heme 23720 Farmington Farmington (810-474-5200). Memorial contributions to the Assoc.

Visitation Tuesday 1-9 Service Wednesday 2 pm. A.H. Patera Funeral Heme Warren. dotte. Funeral Thursday 11 a.m.

at St. Mary's Church in Alpena. Interment Holv Cross Cemeterv. church are appreciated. Monaay yy i uesaay it pm MILLER Alpena.

Donations may be made Holy Spirit, you who make me see everything and who show me the way to reach my ideal. You who give me the divine gift to forgive and forget the wrong that is done to me. You who are In all instances of my life with me, in this short dialogue want to thank you for everything end confirm once more that I never want to be separated from you, no metier how great the material desire may be. I want to be with you and my loved ones In your perpetual glory. Amen.

Thank you for your love towards me and mv loved to i unary inurcn in Aipena. ANN F. Beloved wife of the late Frank S. Dear mother of Robert KASMER EASTERDAY HARRY W. Beloved husband of SUWALSKI the ate Dorothy Kasmer Dear father of Richard (Lynn) Kasmer.

Grandfather of Amv and Mindv HELEN M. IDevel) Of bloomfleld Hills. June 27, 1994. Aoe St. Wife of the late Lawrence.

Dear mother of Lawrence (Marie) Easterday. James R. (Gloria) Easterday and Thomas N. (Shirley) Easterday. Also survived by 3 sisters, 7 dealer, died of cancer Sunday at St.

John Hospital in Detroit. Mr. Milne had owned Russ Milne Ford in Mt. Clemens since 1959. He was born in Detroit and lived in Grosse Pointe Shores.

During World War II, he served in the Army in the Pacific. Visitation will be 2-10 p.m. today with a funeral at 10 a.m. Wednesday at A.H. Peters funeral nome, 20705 Mack, Grosse Pointe Woods.

Burial will follow in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Detroit DEATHS ELSEWHERE Ma'moun el-Shinnawy, 80, a lyricist who wrote for some of the greatest Arabic singers of his generation, died of pneumonia Monday in Cairo, Egypt. He wrote the lyrics to more than 1,000 songs for such Arab-world superstars as Mohammed Abdel-Wahab and Om Kalthoum, known as "the First Lady of Arab Song." His lyrics were famous for intricate imagery evoked in simple colloquial Arabic and a biting sense of humor. 0IANA DYE, 57, a retired occupational therapist, died of liver cancer Thursday at home in Rochester Hills. She worked at the Clinton Valley Center in Pontiac from 1967-1986. former Diana Kammins, born ii Indianapolis, received a bachelor's degree from the University of Michigan in 1961, completed her occupational therapy training at Eastern Michigan University in 1966, and earned a master's degree from Oakland University in 1975.

She was president of the AARP Sochester Chapter 1081 and a mem-ler of the American Occupational 1 herapists Association. Survivors include her husband, Fred; stepdaughters Martha Whealan and Ruth Bales; a stepson, David; her mother, Jennie Kammins; two sisters, and three grandchildren. Survivors include his wife, Betty jaie; daughter, Mary Jackel; sons Russ and Bob; two brothers, and eight grandchildren. A service will be scheduled later. RUSSELL H.

MILNE, 72, a longtime auto Kasmer. Brother of Fannie Bru- R. (Gene), Carl D. (Eleanor), Grace C. Pete) Courier and uth A.

(Paul) Vandenberghe. Grandmother of 16, great grandmother of 25, great, great grandmother of one. Sister of Anthony Glowczews-ki, Helen Yassay and the late Cecelia McGladoery. Visitation Monday 4-9, Tuesday 12-9 at the S. K.

Schultz, Funeral Home 21705 Gratiot at Mile Rd. Funeral WIKTORIA H. June 36. 194. Age 87.

Dearest mother or Zygmunt (Diane). Dear grandmother of Richard, Veronica and Kenneth. Services Wednesdey 11 a m. at The David i. Wysacki Funeral Heme, 29440 Ryan Road (N.

of 12 Mile), Warren. Visitation Tues ones. K.A ner, Ruth (Herman) Koitonow, rwrli Fisher. Cecil (Louis) Wil PRAYER TO THE HOLY SPIR IT DETROIT Laueto Watson and Cedric Doss were ordered Monday to stand trial on first-degree murder, armed robbery and kidnapping charges in the June 8 slaying of Frank Cassar, 50, a landlord from Farmington Hills. Bay City The tandem barge McKee Sons, which got stuck sideways in the Saginaw River, blocking the waterway for 33 hours, was freed Monday.

LANSING Legislation to toughen Michigan's laws against marijuana dealers has been signed into law by Gov. John Engler. Dealing 99 pounds or more will bring up to 15 years in prison. granacnnoren ana eleven great-grandchildren. Funeral services will ha Thursday 11 a.m.

liams and Edward Kasmer. Services 9:30 Wednesday morning at the Ira Kaufman Chapel. 569-0020. Interment Machpelah Cemetery. day i-e m.

interment Mt. olivet at St. Philip's Episcopal Church, 100 Romeo Road, Rochester. Officiating Fr. Michael Link.

The THOMPSON Wednesdey 9:15 a.m. to St. Sylvester Church for 10 a m. mass. Rosary Tuesday 6:30 p.m.

WILLIAM CLYNE II Age 77. June family will receive friends Wednesday 34 p.m. at the Petere- KAVSH Mooon r-unerai name, wamui I rl nr ka. tar 1 r. i iw4.

eeiovea nusoana ot tne late June D. Thompson. Dear father of William C. (Michele) Thomoson III MD. Kathrvn fRob- Holy Spirit, you who make me see everything and who show me the way to reach my Ideal.

You who give me the divine gift to forgive and forget the wrong that is dona to me. You who are In all Instances of my life with me, In this short dialogue want to thank you for everything and confirm once more that never want to be separated from you, no matter how great the material desire may be. I want to be with you and my loved ones In your perpetual glory. Amen. Thank you tor your love towards me and mv loved will lie In state at the church on Thursday 10 a.m.

Interment Forest Lawn. Memorials to Mercy DOROTHY C. Age 73 June 27. Beloved mother of Judy (George) Graff, Alexander Kavsh of Kemp-ner, TX. Grandmother of Dawn Graff of Livonia and Alexander Kavsh III of Novl.

Sister of Robert MILLER AUSTIN D. Beloved son of Ronald and Anne; dear brother of Sarah Anne and Ashley Rae; dear grandson of Carolyn Miller, Caroliean Mill. mnA flrn. ert) Miller and Patricia Jeffrey) Lung. Lrnr gianuiainer Dig Dad" of James Vacca.

Ruth Vac- Beiibrook or irmenion nospnai. ca, Katie Miller, Robert John Arendt ot Ohio. Burial in Texas. chowsiii and the late Harold Miller; dear great grandson of Stella Miller, William c. Thompson IV, James L.

Thompson II, Jeffrey EVANS ones. Repeat this prayer3consec- THOMAS June 25, 1994, of Birmingham. Husband of Janet Evans. Funeral service at Bell Chasel ef the Wm. R.

Hamil KOHN DOROTHY Dear aunt of Marvin Kolon. Diane Slauahter. and sev uuve cioys wnnoui asking tor favor and promise to ouhlish this Kaimanax ana marie miner; many aunts, uncles and cousins also survive. Friends may visit Tuesday 6.30-9 p.m. and Wednesday 2-9 p.m.

at Kaul Funeral dialogue, and your wish will be Lund and Patrick Lund. Prayers 10 a.m. Wednesday. Diener Funeral Heme, 41271 Vandyke, (Bet. 21 22 Mile) Utica.

Mass 10:30 a.m., St. John Vianney Catholic Church. Visitation Tuesday l- p.m. at the Funeral Horn. Rosary 7 p.m.

Tuesday. eral other nieces and nephews. Funeral Service Wednesday 10 granreo. i nanus, b.k. m.

at Holy secuicnre cemetery. ton 620 E. Maple, Birmingham, Wednesday 11 a.m. Visitation I hour before service. Entombment at White Chapel Memorial Cemetery.

and Thursday from 9 a.m. until time of Mass 10 a.m. St. Sylvester Catholic Church. I ST.

JUDE-THANKS ST. RAPHAEL THANKS P.C.L. For further Info, call Haley Fu-neral Directors (810) 356-4KXJ.