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1 2B DETROIT FREE PRESSTUESDAY, MARCH 1, 1994 ft Stabenow plays to Detroit ii v. Birmingham debater wins contest Boy involved in in governor's race ldckoff court battle dies Free Press staff Corey Stoughton, a debate student at Birmingham's Seaholm High School, has won top EDFORD TOWNSHIP Jayme Cassell, 2V2, the liver cancer patient By Dawson Bell Free Press Lansing Staff State Sen. Debbie Stabenow held a "Detroit kickoff Monday in her campaign for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. But the real message was to her arch-rival, former U.S. Rep.

Howard I whose parents ii defended their richt to States citizens." She argued first one side, then the other, and won a $1,500 scholarship in the competition last weekend in Dearborn. Corey is a senior at Marian High School in Bloomfield Township but takes her debate class at Seaholm. She plans to attend Georgetown University. Two other Birmingham students both from Groves High School won prizes: Karen Schouten placed third and won a $750 scholarshio. and David $300 scholarship.

Other winners were: Eric Corneillier, Traverse City High School, second place, $1,000 scholarship. Jonathan Charnin, East Kentwood High School, near Grand Rapids, runner-up, $300 scholarship. Jed Howbert, University Liggett School, Grosse Pointe Woods, runner-up, $300 scholarship. The scholarship contest was founded in 1947 by John S. Knight, who was editor of the Free Press.

prize in the annual John S. Knight debates. The topic was "Resolved: That the federal government should guarantee comprehensive national health insurance to all United treat him with unconventional cures, died early Saturday at Garden City Osteopathic Hospital. Instead of chemotherapy, Jerry and Shannon Cassell treated their son with a liquid Wolpe, that he doesn't have a lock on support from the city's Democratic political establishment. Wolpe has scheduled a statewide called Life Crystals and shots of Corey Stoughton piy, war a rmw-im and won a I' n.

a substance caJed Revivalin. After a court order removed St. Paul Tabernacle Church of God that she had "supported the City of Detroit every day, and I'm going to continue to do that." Republican Gov. John Engler has "disinvested" in the city, she said, and she promised to reverse that trend. "It's time we realize we're all one." Wolpe's campaign manager Ken Brock said his candidate has an equally impressive list of supporters from Detroit, especially among labor unions and churches.

"I think you'll see who has the strongest organization Aug. 2," he said. A spokesman for state Rep. Lynn Jondahl, D-Okemos, said Jondahl kicked off his campaign in Detroit, visits there regularly, enjoys the support of lots of Detroiters but won't have another kickoff. "We'll have our next press event in Detroit when we have something to say about an issue people care about," said James Curran.

The fourth candidate, Lansing lawyer Larry Owen, has touted himself as the only candidate with southeast Michigan roots in a field where all the contenders live in Ingham County. He went to high school in Detroit 30 years ago. EH Death Notices him to his aunt's care for a biopsy, a juvenile court referee sent him home because his cancer was 80 percent advanced. Today's Alphabetical Listing HELPFUL HINT ROSE MARY ELLEN Feb. 26, 1994.

Retired 1971 from Detroit Public Schools. Beloved wife of Edward. Aunt of Ray Cousino. Private arrangements by A. H.

Peters Funeral Home, of Grosse Pointe. 884-5500 To report a death of a Social Security or SSI beneficiary or 1 inquire about survivor benefits. CITY Coll: 1-800-772-1213 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Won day through Friday.

RUPP LOUIS G. Beloved husband of Ann. Brother of Leonard and Llovd Also survived bv nieces ALLAN ana nephews. Visitation 6-9 p.m. Tuesaav and 2-9 o.m.

weanesaav MARY HELEN February 27, age 98. Beloved wife of the late James at the A.H. Paters Funeral Homt, 20705 Mack Avenue at Vernier R. Dear mother ot Jeanetti tour to begin Debbie Wednesday in Stabenow Detroit. He has long claimed affinity for the city and its causes from his years in Congress.

On Monday, Stabenow tried to show that she's made Detroit inroads, releasing a list of supporters that included City Council President Mary-ann Mahaffey and two other council members, five Detroit state legislators, school board members and an assortment of church and community leaders. She told about 70 people at the New Road. Grosse Pointe Woods, fclks Jean Rav) McDonald an James S. (Bernice) Allan of New Jersey. Also survtvea by stx gran-children and nine areat arand- children.

Private services were held March 1st. Arrangements by Pipitone, James, Sr. Plets, Robert H. Podeszwik, Matilda S. Randazzo, Samuel Raupp, Doris Riseman, Meta Roczniak, Thomas Rose, Mary Ellen Rupp, Louis E.

Russo, Erasimo Schlenkert, Thomas F. Serra, August Shirar, Mitchell P. Spurgis, Matthew C. Stiltner, Emma L. Strahan, Linda L.

Tetkowski, Joseph Ward, Alan L. Wardwell, J. Otis Wisner, Katharine B. Wold, Lloyd R. Ziomek, Irene T.

Harcau, John E. Hildebrandt, Lucy Jury, Julia Keaton, Martha E. Keller, Alice E. Kennedy, Rev. Leon Ormond Kolodziej, Helen R.

Krajewski, Walter John, Sr. Lenda, Anna R. Lenkowski, Millicent Lewin, Sara G. Lozon, Barbara Malinowski, Florence M. Marsh, Cynthia S.

Miral, Allen D. Moceri, Sam C. Noetzold, Bob Norwood, Stewart E. Nunnery, Daniel H. Orlowski, Eleanor Allan, Mary Helen Bell, Nancy L.

Bernstein, Irving Binge, Gladys Blessing, Lila A. Bobolts, Melbourne W. Broglin, Mary Browne, Edna L. Bruneel, Gerard E. Chouinard, Irene Coe, Mazel M.

Coulter, David C. Daly, Whitman C. Dearing, Dennis Earl Deel, kindred, Jr. Dembek, Emma J. Dyke, Gerald Elias, Flora C.

Elkins, Charles Ford, James E. Frankowiak, Joseph R. Glinka, Norman A. Lodge of Sorrows 7:30 p.m. Tuesday.

Scripture service 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. In state at St, Anasta-sla Church, 4571 John (N. of Wattles) Troy from 9 a.m. Thursday until time of Mass at 9:30 a.m.

Memorials to the General Scholarship Fund for Worthy Students, co Schoolcraft College, 18600 Haggerty Livonia, Ml. 48152-2696 appreciated. nacKtn-meicaif runerai noma BELL (WHITE) NANCY L. February 27, 1994 Beloved partner in life of Marty Bell; dearest mother of George wntre taeceaseoj ana i ma wane Bell. Daughter of Lawrence and Dessie (deceased) White.

Dear sister of Sara (Richard) Firchau and William (Margaret) wnite. VititAtinn Tuesday 12 noon-9 SCHLENKERT THOMAS F. of Waterford; Feb. 20, 1994; age 60. Beloved husband of Dorothy.

Dear father of Timothy Schlenkert. Brother of Eugene Schlenkert. Funeral Wed. 1 1:00 a.m. at the Riverside Chapel, Slmpson-Modttz Funtral Homt 5630 Pontiac Lk.

Waterford. The family will receive friends after 9:00 a.m. on Wed. Interment Crescent Hills Cemetery. at Andrews A Hardy Funeral noma, utwt oratiot, ueirou.

runerai service Wednesday 11 a.m. aitne tunerai nome. BERNSTEIN IRVING Beloved husband of Helen (Elsie) Bernstein Businessman was starting to relax KELLER 77 Dear father of Dr. Richard (Beverly) Bernstein and NOETZOLD BOB, age 61, of Rochester Hills. Died Felt 27 Husband of Shirley.

ALICE E. Feb. 27. Dear wife of uaroara ur. Kaioni kud William Mother of the late Ken enstein.

Grandfather of Jill (Dr Father of Linda (Fred) Bender of neth William, sister ot wimam DEEL KINDRED JR. "CHRIS" Feb V. 1994. Age 65. Formerly of Belleville.

Beloved father of Bob, Bill, Brian, Chuck. Larry Linda. Step-father ot Deborah, James, Sheltey Tlmmy Souders. Survived by sisters Merle Shirley. Scott) Rutchik, Davida (Robert) Pesick, Laura, Mara and Ronald Dean.

Services Wednesday 1 D.m SERRA AUGUST Beloved husband of Er nestine. Dearest father of James (Mlchele) Seppey, Louis Seppey Anne-Marie (David) Sladews-ki, Michael (Tina) Serra and Christine (Paul) Schaefer. Loving grandfather of six. Dear brother of Ann (Peter) Gaflo, Angelo (Jean), Dominic (Hazel) and the late Thomas (Lena), Joseph (Teresa), Sam, Vito and Angelina (JoseDh) Ventlmlailia. Dear un at the Northrop Funeral Home, Rubenste Brother-in-law of Ir Local NAACP leader to visit South Africa DETROIT The Rev.

Wendell Anthony, president of the NAACP's Detroit branch, will accompany NAACP President Benjamin Chavis and other delegates this week on a trip to South Africa, where they will meet with Nelson Mandela and members of the African National Congress. Anthony on Monday said the eight-day trip, beginning Wednesday, is to fulfill a commitment to support and monitor South Africa's first democratic elections, to be held in April. Parent forum to look at issues affecting kids DETROIT Parents will explore issues such as community responsibility in protecting children, health, violence and school finance reform at a special convention Friday and Saturday. Anyone may attend the forum, which will run p.m. Friday and 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m.

Saturday at Murray-Wright High School, 2001 W. Warren. For further information call 494-1730, weekdays 9-4. Oakland Two. and Susan (Jim) McCaffrey of Sturgis, Ml.

Grandfather of Amanda Ray and Steven Robert, Brother of Lillian (Floyd) Dutcher, June (Bill) America, 22401 Grand ver (Kedtord) ene and Aaron Jacobs and Adete Familv will receive Iriends Tues and Leo Samson. Services 11:30 day 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. BYJEANCALMEN Free Press Staff Writer John 0. Deradoorian was devoted to his family, his church and his business.

After founding Dorian Industries, a Wednesday morning at the ira Isabelle (Allan) router, and Car Kaufman Chapel. 569-oozo. inter DEMBEK ment Oakview Cemetery. KOLODZIEJ ol (Paul) Hicks, tmpioyea Dy Dupont, Berg Electronics and currently R.o. Whitesell and As EMMA J.

Beloved wile of the late Arthur J. Jr. Dear mother of Daria Matheson (George) and William. Grandmother ot Coleen BINGE GLADYS (not GIRARD). Beloved cle of many.

Services Thursday 10 a.m. at Clyne Funtral Homt 22322 Gratiot, Eastpointe. of Rosary Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Memorials to Michigan Cancer Foundation and The Father Solanus Guild appreciated. sociates, oraauaie or Lawrence Technological University with a B.S.

In Member of S.A.E., NAMNGAR and Michigan MGA Rowdies. Memorials of vour and Sean. 5 ster of Marce wife of the late Walter G. Dear Woodrow, Amy Deletskl, Theresa mother of Leonard (Atreda). Truman (Shirley) and the late HELEN R.

Beloved wife of the late George. Dearest mother of Fred, Claudia Hllderts and Pau-lette Sanders. Loving grandmother of four. Dear sister of Bernard Wnuk, Dorothy Carnagie, Sylvia Grave, Christine Adams and the late Leonard Wnuk. Services Wednesday 9:30 a.m.

Kaul Funer al Homt, 28433 Jefferson, St Clair Shores, 10 a.m. St. Gertrude Church. Visitation Tuesday 2-9 p.m. Rosary Tuesday 7:30 p.m.

uinaa ano Louis uenring. visitation alter 3 p.m. Monday and 12 noon Tuesday at the A. H. Peters trvin ana am.

iranamoiner of 18; oreat-arandmother of 15. Funeral Home. 2Uub MacK Ave a Sister of Edna Wills and Mildred choice preferred. Service Wednesday 1 p.m. at Pixlty Funtral Home, 322 W.

University Rochester. Visitation Monday 7-9 p.m. and Tuesday from 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. SHIRAR MITCHELL PETERSEN "Baby February 28, 1994. Pre Vernier Grosse Pointe Rose.

Services at tppens-Van-Deweghe Funeral Home, 6150 Ca-dieux Rd. (at Harper), Wednes Woods. In state at St. Joan of Arc Church from 11 a.m. Wednesday cious son of Mitch and Ingnd.

111 7 until time or Mass at a.m. day 10:30 a.m. Visitation Tuesday NOTE: CHANGE IN TIMES) tool and die business in Rose-ville, and running it for 25 years, he was ready to hand over more responsibility to his son David and relax a little. Mr. Dera Loving brother of P.T.

and Christopher. Beloved grandson of William and Ingrid Mortimer, Nancy i-y p.m. Kosary i uesaay Kosary p.m. i uesaay. BLESSING NORWOOD STEWART E.

Lear Seating Corp. retiree. Age 81 of Dearborn. Loving husband of Edith. Dear father of Stewart W.

(Ureta) and Karen (Larry) Hamilton. Survived bv three grandchildren and DYKE LILA A. Beloved wife of the late KRAJEWSKI WALTER JOHN, SR. Age 74. Beloved husband of Phyllis.

Loving father of Joann (Alexander) Biange, John, Janice (Steven) Mitchell, James, Walter, Judith Kofahl and Jeffrey. Brother of John. Dearest mother of Sandra GERALD 93, dear husband ol Eugenia; devoted brother ol Ethel Drumm, Preceded in death by (Neal) Henson. Dear a rand mom and the late Paul T. Shirar.

Memorial service Wednesday 11 a.m. at Grosse Pointe Memorial Church, 16 Lakeshore Dr. Officiating Rev. R. Michael Foley.

Contributions may be made to the Foundation for Exceptional Children, Grosse Pointe Farms. Arrangements by Vtrhtydtn Funer al Home, 881-8500. ers came into his shop, "it was almost a personal thing." Mr. Deradoorian was born in Detroit and served in the Air Force. He was a longtime member of Redeemer Lutheran Church when he lived in St.

Clair Shores. When he moved to Clinton Township five years ago, he transferred to St. John Lutheran of Fraser, where he was chairman of the board of trustees. "He was the kind of guy who got the job done, stood in the background, and watched people be happy," said Dave Marassus, a friend. He enjoyed playing golf and cards, especially pinochle and euchre.

Other survivors include his wife, Margaret; sons Daniel and John; daughter, Lori; mother, Maritza; three brothers, and two grandchildren. Visitation will be noon to 9 p.m. today at Faulmann Walsh Funeral Home, 32814 Utica, Fraser. Additional visitation will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday until the noon funeral at St.

John Lutheran Church, 16339 Fourteen Mile, Fraser. Burial will follow in White phapel Memorial Cemetery, Troy. ov na wite Stella; brothers, four greatgrandchildren. Visitation Tuesday Wednesday 2-5 and 6-9 p.m. Querftld Funtral er of Vickie Franklin and Julie Williams.

Also survived by three great-grandchildren. Funeral services Wednesday 10a.m. at the Voran Funeral Home (Allen Park vilim Dill, rtoiiLCa wiiitjni, iu ward Gronata, Virginia Brothers, George, Ernest, Ralph and sister Ruth. Sadly missed by Jim, Cindy and Adam Pierson, Bruce Podzius Homt. 1200 Oakwood, Dearborn.

In state Thursday 10 a.m. until jean muazinsKi, Kicnara ana Phyllis Lvtle. Also survived bv 20 ctiapti) Alien Koaa. visita ana many nieces ana nepnews. memorial service will be held at later date.

non i uesaay j-v p.m. time of service 11:00 a.m. at First United Methodist Church, 22124 Garrison, Dearborn. Member ot SPURGIS MATTHEW CHARLES February grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 9:30 a.m.

from Voran Funeral Homt (Taylor Chapel), 23750 Goddard Rd. to St. Alfred Catholic Church 10 a.m Visitation Tuesday 1-9 uaateuows Looge ffjio. BOBOLTS ELIAS MELBOURNE W. Beloved hus ORLOWSKI FLORA C.

February 28, 1994, aoe band of Gertrude. Dear father of 95. Wile ol the late Sam. Beloved p.m., Wednesday 12-9 p.m. Rosary Wednesday 7:30 p.m.

Interment ELEANOR (ntt GRZYBOWSKI) Don (Carolyn) and Tom (Olen-da). Grandfather of Chris. Susan. mother ol Louis G. (Tern).

Fran 28, Age 20. Beloved son of Charles and Carol. Dear brother of Michael and Vincent. Beloved grandson of William and Lee Taylor and Alice Spurgis. Visitation Tuesday 5-9 p.m., Wednesday 12-9 p.m.

Funeral service Thursday 10 a.m. at John N. Santtiu Son Funeral Homt, 1139 Inkster Rd. bet. Ford Rd.

and Cherry Hill. vucnigan memorial ram, ana A trea (uor st. Funera1 Beloved wite ot Koman (Kay), dearest mother of Patricia (Stan lev) ChuDallo, Thomas J. (Carol) Dana, Wendy and Sandra. Great arandfafher of Paul and Brett.

WAYNE services at the R.G. A G.R. Harris Brother of Elroy. Funeral Funeral Home, JibM Fora Garden City Thursday 10 a.m doorian, 58, JohnO. drowned Thurs- Deradoorian day while vacationing with his family on the British West Indies island of St.

Kitts. He was playing with his grandchildren at the beach when he apparently was caught in the undertow. Friends described him as a spiritual man whose personal ethics carried over into his business and whose business relationships led to friendship. "He was just a rare individual," said his friend Don Rutter. When custom- weanesoav at rne a.m.

pe and Regie (Terry) Starosta. Also 6 grandchildren and 1 great granddaughter. Sister of Irene LENDA ANNA R. Feb. 27.

1994. Age 74. Suddenly. Beloved wife of John. visitation luesaav weds.

3- ers Funeral Home, 20705 Mack m. Memor ais mav be directed Avenue at Vernier Road, Grosse Dearest mother of Stanley (Gene) American Heart Association. Pointe Woods. Visitation after p.m. Tuesday.

Siemion, Raymond McCann, Henry McCann, Virginia Julian, Marion Pilot, and Margaret Ulbrik, Also many nieces and nephews. Visitina Tuesday 2-10 at the A.H. and Julie. Loving grandmother of Angela. Services Wednesday 9 ELKINS a from the The David STILTNER EMMA L.

Age 76. Dearest wife of Roy. Dear mother of Barbara J. (Dundee) Bodden. Loving grandmother of Terl Danfu.

and Lori L. Bodden. Great grandmother of Teresa Marie Bodden. Sister of Anna O'Brien, Eva Horn BROGLIN Wysockl Funtral Home, 29440 Ptttrs Funtral Homt 32000 Rvan Road N. of 2 Mile), MARY February 28.

Beloved wife of the late Harry. Dear mother of schoenherr at Masonic (13V Mi.) Warren. In State Wednesday 11 a.m. St. Isidore Catholic Church, 18201 23 Macomb Twp.

until Warren to St. Cletus Catholic Church for 9:30 a.m. Mass. Visitation Monday 6-9 p.m. and Tuesday CHARLES Of Ypsilantl.

Formerly of Birmingham. Age 63. Beloved father of Charles and James; four grandchildren Seth, Leah, Keith and Sarah; brother of Shirley Miller and Dorcas Mutlins. He was preceded in death by his wife nnarv Ann tawaro sunck Grandmother of Edward. Clif and A.B.

Selby. Services Thursday 11 a m. at the Northrop 2-9 p.m. Kosary i uesaay p.m, ford, Elise and Carolyn. Great time ot Mass 12 Noon.

ntermem Kesurrecnon i-untrai nome, twi irana Kiver (Redford). Visitation Tuesday 5-9 p.m. and Wednesday 1-9 p.m,. BarDara on iwvemDer iv, iwj. Funera services will be on Thurs PIPITONE grandmother of Lauren, Sarah and Andrew.

Service Fred Wood Funeral Home (Rice Chapel) 36100 Five Mile, W. of Farmtngton Rd. Thursday. Visitation Tuesday Man gets probation for leaving gun near kids DETROIT Scott Martin, the Romulus man who left a loaded shotgun in his living room where 3-year-old Ricky Hunt found it and shot his older brother dead, was sentenced to one year probation Monday in Recorder's Court. Martin, 28, had left Ricky and James, 6, with the gun for a few seconds.

LENKOWSKI JAMES SR. Aae 80. Feb. 28 day at 10:00 a.m. Irom the First United Methodist Church in Ypsilantl.

Friends may call after 3:00 Beloved husband of Vita. Dear MILLICENT Age 76. Feb. 27, 1994 Beloved wife ol the late Mitchell. father of Vlrainia Ferraro, Nun- s-y, weanesaay z-s ano -v p.m m.

on I uesaay at me siarn untral Service Moore Memorial zio (Janis), James (Josephine) and the late Joseph. Brother of Dear mother of Larry Bethune and Dorothy Gorney. Also survived by six grandchildren and BROWNE Chapel 101 South Washington EDNA L. Feb. 25 in Florida.

Dear tour great granacnnaren. a private service was held. Arranae- Street, Ypsilanti. (313) 462-4900 Entombment Washlenong Memo STRAHAN LINDA L. (Age 40) Dearest mother of Clayton and Jason.

Dear daughter of Marie McMahon and Donald Becker. Also six brothers and two sisters. Funeral Thursday 11 AM at the A.H. Ptttrs Funtral Home 32000 Schoenherr at Masonic Mile) in Warren. Visitation Tuesday 3-10 PM and Wednesday 10 AM -10 PM.

vnary Koziei ana josepnine cava-taio. Also survived by six grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral 10 am. mother ot toionei wniiam ments bv the R.G. G.R.

Harris rial rorn. Browne. Grandmother of William J. Jr. and Mary Ellen.

Great punera. noma, is-m narper Avenue, Detroit. 521-3131. orandmother of William Scott and FORD Thursday at the Dearborn Chapel of the Howe-Peterson Funeral Home, 22546 Michigan and 10:30 a.m. at St.

Clement Catholic Church. Visitation Tuesday 2-5 Stephanie Lauren. Sister of Georae A Podd Familv will JAMES E. February 27, age SO, of New Svmna Beach, FL, formerly LEWIN receive friends at A.J, Desmond Sons Funeral Home 2600 Crooks of Detroit, Beloved husband of m. ana 7-9 o.m.

and Wednesday 5 D.m. and 7-9 D.m. ScrlDture Marian fwuhlitner Ford. Dear TETKOWSKI JOSEPH Dear brother of Helen Wieabinskl and the late Mae SARA G. Beloved wife of the late Guy.

Dear sister of Mrs. Phyllis Woeste, Dear aunt of John Allan and Guy Benny. Funeral Wednes- Rd. (between Maple and Big Beaver) Thursday 9 am. until father of David Muhlitner (Peg service :jup.m.

weanesaay. State time of service at 11 ivj ana wancy oracy 1 1 errencej )earest brother of Charles Ford Wesley, Ann Zuzga and Edward aay ti a.m. aui runerai nome, 28433 Jefferson, St. Clair Shores. PLETS ROBERT H.

Aae 65. Beloved leTKowsKi. in state at transfiguration Church. 5830 Simon Also survived by grandchildren Eric Muhtitner. Michael and Tim BRUNEEL husband ot Betty.

Dearest othy Bracy. Family will receive tamer ot mrs. susan nn trtenas inursaay a.m. urmi LOZON BARBARA Aae 64 of Roseville chael) Drinkard, Mrs. Christine (JoseDh) Ver- Street, Detroit Wednesday 9:30 a.m.

until time of Mass at 10:30 a.m. Interment Ft. Custer National Cemetery. For further information call wasik Funeral Home 751-3131 time of service 13 noon at A. Desmond A Sons Funtrat Home, GERARD E.

Beloved husband of Virginia. Dear father of Michael (Christine); grandfather of Jennifer; brother of Andrew and Omer Bruneel. Funeral from The Arthur J. VanLerberght Funeral formerly of St. Clair Shores.

Crooks Rd. (between Maple ueiovea wire or Lioya. Dearest mother ot Steohan (Gail), Cather Big eeaverj. interment Kose- iana ram cemetery. Home JU6W Harper, 51.

Liatr WARD Shores betw. 12-13 Mi) Wednes IN L. Aoe 37. Feb. 26, 1994.

day. 9:15 a.m. and St. Joan of Arc FRANKOWIAK Church, 10 a.m. Rosary Tuesday 7 heyt.

Stepson of Ceil Plets. Also four grandchildren Kessa, Blair, Heather and Cara. Stepbrother of Patricia, Audrey and Joseph. Funeral Thursday 8 45 a.m. at Chapel of the E.J.

Mandiiuk ft Son Funtral Directors, 22642 Ryan, (1 blk. S. of 9 Mile) Warren, mass ot the Christian Burial 9:30 a.m. at St. Marks Catholic Church.

Scripture service Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Donations to the American Heart Assoc. or Cancer Foundation. Visitation Tuesday 6-9, Wednes JOSEPH R. Feb.

27. Beloved husband of Lorraine. Dear father p.m. Member ot me ben American Assoc. and Bruce I ine Frasier (Richard) and Raymond.

Grandmother of four, Sister of Marion Elbode and Ruth Sartorius. In state Thursday 9 a.m. until time of Mass 10 a.m. St. Isaac Jogues Catholic Church, 21120 Madison, St.

Clair Shores. Friends may call on Tuesday 5-9 p.m. and Wednesday 2-9 p.m. at Kaul Funeral Home, 28433 Jefferson, St. Clair Shores.

Rosary Wednesday 7:30 Father of Krlsti A. Ward. Services Wednesday 12:30 p.m. at the Goodnuff Funtral Home, 24501 Five Mile Redford Twp. Visit Tuesday 1-4 and 6-9.

Entombment Oakland Hills Memorial Gardens. of the late Robert. Grandfather ot No. 1146 VFW. Visitation Monday William, Michael and Micneiie.

i uesaay i-v p.m. Brother of Sylvia, Joanne and Lucille, in state Wednesday a.m. CHOUINARD WARDWELL umii vi noon service ai wuick Calcaterra Funeral Komt, Inc 36900 Schoenherr at Metro Park' IRENE Aoe 79. February 26, 1994 day OTIS February 26. 1994.

Hus Co-founder and co-ower of band of Alice Heminwav Ward- way (16 Mile). Interment Resur Advanced Novelty Company. Beloved wife of the late Vincent. PODESZWIK rection cemetery. MALINOWSKI FLORENCE M.

February 27. 1994 well. Father of Mrs. George Adams Haggarty ot Grosse Pointe, Mrs, William C. Prescott, Jr.

of Contest winner, 10, donates to abuse victim FT. GRATIOT TOWNSHIP Stephen Gordon, 10, who won a trip for four people to Disney World in a contest that stressed child abuse prevention, will donate part of his prize to the fund for the child abuse victim in Deckerville. "I heard about the child abuse case on the news, and realized how fortunate I am," said Stephen, a fifth-grader at Thomas Edison Elementary near Port Huron. Stephen won a poster contest sponsored by the Children's Trust Fund, a state income tax checkoff. Dear mother of Rov, Leo.

Paul Wife of the late Eugene; dear Genevieve McSweeney, Janice GLINKA motner ot uonna uavoy Kay ana the late Ronald T. Lavov; dear Covey, Elaine Allison, Richard, Chervl O'Donnell and Donald NORMAN A. Very dear companion of Marilyn Butkus. Brother-in- step-motner ot wary Lynn oige- Also survived by 25 grandchildren and 9 great-grandchildren. Sister law of Pauline Glinka, Many MATILDA S.

65 yrs. Beloved wife of fhe late Sylvester. Dear mother of Christine Varga, Linda Unrig and Randy Podeszwik. Also survived by four sisters, one brother and five grandchildren. Funeral Thurs.

10:00 a.m. at Sawyer-Fuller Funeral 12MileRd. (2 blks. W. of Woodward).

Visitation Tuesday 6-9 and Wednesday 1-9 p.m. al the funeral home. Interment Roseland Park Cemetery. Memorial donations may be nteces ana nepnews aiso survive, Brother of the late Henry, Irene, ot Leona uenr, uriana ana uo field Shagene and the late Iris Behr and Jacob Shaaene. Funeral ser iww aiiu jan oiausicin, ucai sister of Leonard, Arthur, Thomas, John Clair and Robert Pollack and Mrs.

Shirley Mallet; dear grandmother of Craig Lavoy; also Jennie and Alice. Visitation at The Jurkiewicz Wilk Funeral Homt 2396 Canitf, Hnmtramck vices The Harry J. Will Trust 100 rroviaence, ki, ineiaon t. wara-well, II of Grosse Pointe, Jeffrey H. Wardwell of LaCosta, CA and Jonathan O.

Wardwell of Lansing, Ml. Brother of Mrs. Chauncey K. Hutchlns of Lake Forest, IL, Mrs. James Simons of Peterborough, NH and Anne R.

Wardwell, also of Peterborough, NH. Also survived by fourteen grandchildren. Memorial service at Christ Church, Grosse Pointe, Tuesday, March 1 at 4 p.m. Memorial tributes may be sent to the charity of your choice. Arrangements by the Win, R.

Hamilton Co. Groesbeck Chapel, 1-810-463-0577. uesdav 5-9 D.m. and Wednesday rumrai nome, o'iwujh rvme Livonia (E. of 1-275) Wednesday at and St.

Edith Church at survivea oy tout siep-granacmia-ren, one step-great-grandchild and 51 nieces and nephews. Funeral from Gendarnalik Sebold Funeral Homt, 35600 Main Street, 12 noon. Scripture service Tues- maae to me mi. Siemens nospice. HARCAU oay ai p.m.

memorials requested to Atiheimer Association RANDAZZO JOHN E. Suddenly Feb. 26. For ano osteoporosis Researcn. New Baltimore, wea.

at a.m. and at St. Mary's Church at 10. Rosary Tuesday 7:30 p.m. Visitation Tuesday 1-9 p.m.

Memorials to Michigan Cancer Foundation. runner imo. can Lao i. DOCin' tkl Funeral Homt, 771-1700. SAMUEL Suddenly Feb.

26. Age 53. Beloved son of Jennie and the late Frank Randazzo. Dearest COE HAZEL M. Age 96 Feb 27, 1994 Beloved wife of the late Webb.

brother ot Andrew, Frank, Anthony Randazzo and Mary Bertolo. HILDEBRANDT Dear mother of Phyllis (Norviile) MARSH CYNTHIA S. Aae 89 Died 2-27-94 Also survived by nine nieces and nephews. Visitation Tuesday 2-9 LUCY Beloved wife of Edward Dear sister of Angetine Durocher, Marie Kelly and the late AI CLARENCE W. BLENMAN, 88, a retired lawyer, died of cancer Feb.

17 at his home in Bloomfield Township. He started a law practice in Detroit in 1928. Three years later, he moved his offices to Birmingham, where he remained until he retired in 1986. Mr. Blenman was on the Birmingham Zoning Board of Appeals, was an original board member of Camp Oakland and had been a representative on the Oakland County Board of Supervisors.

He was a past president of the Birmingham Lions Club and a member of the Birmingham Senior Men's Club, Masonic Lodge No. 44, the Clawson-Troy Elks Club and the First Presbyterian Church of Birmingham. He received a law degree from the University of Michigan. He served in the Army in 1942-46. Survivors include his wife, Elizabeth, and brother Frank.

Visitation will be 3-8 p.m. today at William R. Hamilton 820 E. Maple, Birmingham. A memorial service will be at 2 p.m.

Wednesday at First Presbyterian Church, 1669 W. Maple, Birmingham. The Rev. Leon Ormond Kennedy, 85, a former professor at Madonna and Marygrove colleges, died of congestive heart failure at Lourdes Nursing Home in Waterford Township. He retired in 1973 as professor at Madonna and pastor of St.

Dominic Church in Clinton. He had been a professor at Sacred Heart Seminary from 1937-50 and at Marygrove from 1938-50, and pastor at St. Francis of Assisi in Ann Arbor from 1950-59. He is survived by 12 nephews, and 11 nieces. Visitation will be 2-5 and 7-9 p.m.

today, with a vigil service at 7 p.m. at Muehlig Funeral Chapel 403 S. Fourth Ann Arbor. Additional visitation from 9-11 a.m. Wednesday will precede the 11 a.m.

funeral at St. Francis of Assisi Church. Burial will follow in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Southfield. JOHN A. LLOYD, 79, former president of the Birmingham-Bloomfield Board of Realty, died Saturday of complications following a stroke at Georgian Bloom-field nursing home in Bloomfield Hills.

Mr. Lloyd of Bloomfield Township worked for IBM in Dearborn for 27 years before retiring in 1973. He then worked as a real estate agent for various companies for almost 20 years. He was president of the Birmingham-Bloomfield Board of Realty in 1978-80 and received a Hall of Fame Award from the board in 1984. Mr.

Lloyd was a 1941 graduate of Carnegie Tech, now Carnegie Mellon University, in Pittsburgh. He served in the Army Corps of Engineers in 1941-46. Survivors include his wife, Mabel; sons Joseph, John, Jeff and Thomas; a sister, and nine grandchildren. A memorial service will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Christ Church Cran-brook, 470 Church, Bloomfield Hills.

SAM C. MOCERI, 75, a former Detroit business owner, died of cancer Sunday at his home in Harper Woods. Mr. Moceri owned several small businesses on the east side of Detroit years ago, including Market and Sam M's Bar, and one in Mt. Clemens called the Launch Pad.

Survivors include his wife, Virginia; sons Tony and Bill; a sister, and three grandchildren. Visitation will be 2-9 p.m. today, with a 7:30 p.m. scripture service at A.H. Peters Funeral Home, 20705 Mack, Grosse Pointe Woods.

Additional visitation will be at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday until the 10 a.m. mass at St. Peter Church, 19851 Anita, Harper Woods. Burial will follow in Resurrection Cemetery, Clinton Township.

deaths elsewhere Laurence (Bill) Craigie, 92, a retired Air Force lieutenant general who was the nation's first military jet pilot, died Sunday in Los Angeles. Then-Col. Craigie flew the Bell XP59A Airaco-met in October 1942. Bill Hicks, 32, a stand-up comic who appeared on "Late Night with David Letterman" and in clubs and theaters around the world, died of cancer Saturday in Little Rock, Ark. Ernest Hamilton, 65, the adoptive father of Olympic gold medal figure skater Scott Hamilton and professor emeritus of biological sciences at Bowling Green State University, died of a heart attack Friday in Bowling Green, Ohio.

Russell Bufalino, 91, a reputed crime boss, died Friday in Kingston, Pa. From the 1940s to the 70s, the Bufalino crime family was one of the most powerful in the country, Pennsylvania crime officials allege. nnev ano tne taie baroara Green (the late James); also six Loving wife of Ernest, beloved mother of Mary A. (Norman Roaer of South Lvon. four arand- P.m.

ana weanesaay i-y p.m. uneral Thursday 11 a.m. al Wuitk-Calcattrra Funtral Homt, ranacnnoren ana areai BRIEFLY WISNER KATHERtNE B. Feb. 28, 1994 Beloved wife of the late Harold.

Dear mother of Verna (Leonard) George and Ralph (Linda) Wisner. Also survived by four grandchildren and one great grand daughter. Family will receive friends Thursday 5 p.m. untill time of memorial service at 7:30 at the: R.C. Aleks 6 Son Funtral Homt, 1324 Southfield road.

Lin Grandchildren. Funeral 1 m. Lancer. Reposing at Leo T. Sobo ciniki Funeral Homt, 22121 Kelly Rd.

(btwn. 8-9 Mile) Eastpotnte, until 8:45 a.m. Wednesday to Our Wednesday at: A.H. Peters Funer Inc. 36900 Schoenherr at Metro Parkway (16 Mile).

Interment chifdren, one sister Cecelia Pate ot Royal Oak. Preceded in death by four brothers. Friends may call Phillips Funeral Homt 122 laauiac Memorial uaraens cast. Lady Queen ot Peace Church, 9:30 al norn, tuw mac ave. ai Vernier rd Grosse Pointe Woods.

Visitation after 2 p.m. Tuesday. a.m. Burial Sacred Heart Ceme tery, Roseville. Prayer service west Lane i iu Miiet, Mum Lyon, Ml Funeral Services will be field uesaav D.m.

visuanon ues- RAUPP DORIS 81, of Gavlord, died Sun coln Park. Memorials to the day 3-9 p.m. COULTER DAVID C. Son of Elizabeth Beh Michigan Heart Association. dav Services Wednesday 32.

II Tuesday March 10 a.m. at the Holy Spirit Catholic Church In Hamburg. Memorial contrlbu- rens and the late Marshall Coulter WOLD JURY a.m. St. Mary Cathedral, Gaylord.

Mother of Norman, Frederick, Lawrence and Jean Dickinson. ions to American lancer society Jr. Brother ot Marshall Coulter in (Fran). Dear friend of Donald LLOYD R. Februarv 26.

1994. noe JULIA, age 88 Dear mother of Also surviving 2 step-children, 19 72. Beloved father of Wendy Scheri and Barbara Martz. Funer MIRAL neien immiaei obi ner auu fair iel (Anne) Jury Dear grandmoth 1 1 Wednesday 11 a.m. at the gronocnuaren, 15 great- grano-chlldren and 1 sister.

Visitation ALLEN D. Beloved husband of (Frederick) Drake and Lori (Dra-gl) Jovan. Dear grandfather of Kristen, Krlstopher, Leslie, Lau Peters Funeral Home, 20705 Mack er of Daniel, Dr. Robert and Laura Mirai. uear tatner ve.

ar vernier brosse of Jeremy Miral and Dar Gregory Jury, Michael and Dr. Gregory Berkey. Dear great- Pointe Woods. Visitation after 3 rirt Miral. Dear son of Sara Nelson Funeral Homt Gaylord, Tuesday 6-8 p.m.

Memorials to: Blessed Sacrament Monastery, CO Nelson Funeral Home, 135 N. Center, Gaylord 49735 arandmother of Jonathan, Steven m. Tuesaay. ral and the late Dr and Charles Jury. Dear sister of Solomon P.

Miral. Brother of ren and Allison. Former husband of Dorothy. Funeral services Wednesday 12 noon at McCabe Funeral Homt, 31950 12 Mile Farming ton Hills. Visitation Tuesday 2-5 and 7-9 p.m.

Barbara Kirstein. Mvrna (Fred Mepnanie osteini ano tuen Perkins. Visitation at Vermaulen DALY Trust TOO Funtral Homt, 46401 RISEMAN WHITMAN C. February 28, 91 erick) Loceff, Leon Miral and many other loving relatives and friends. Services were held Mon META Beloved wife of the late Ann Arbor Plymouth (3vi ml W.

of 1-275), Monday 3-9 D.m., Harry Riseman. Dear day. Arrangements by the Ira years. Beloved husband of Virginia Dear father of Virginia Daly-Drohan (Frank), the late Carl R. Dalv.

Dear father-in-law ot Mar mother ot Carl (Beth) Ri aurman inapei. xv-uuu. ZIOMEK IRENE T. Age 77. February 27, 1994.

Beloved wife of the late Edward. Dearest mother of San Tuesday 1-4 p.m. Parasta service Monday 7 in. Visitation Tuesday 6-9 p.m. at Holy Transfiguration rf seman and Joanne (Earl) Mandel.

Grandmother of unnoaox Lnurcn, w. beven Jonathan and bara Mandei, dra (Thomas) Stacey, Mary Lou Keoecca. James and Daniel Rise ule Rd Livonia. Parosta ser-ice Tuesday 7 o.m. Funeral imicnBeu kokoszkb ana tiyse (Raymond) Berrv Lovina amnti.

sha Daly. Dear brother of Sybil Wittenberg. Grandfather of Gregory, Denise, Carl R. Joseph and Beverly Carusi. Also survived by several great and great-great-grendchtldren.

Funeral Wednesday 11 a at the Sawyer-Fuller man. Services 1 o'clock Wednes MOCERI SAM C. (TUTTI) Beloved husband tot Virginia. Dear father of Tony (Trina)and Bill (Lii). Grandfather of Jessica, Anthony and Kelly.

Brother of liturgy Wednesday at io a.m. day afternoon at the Ira Kaufman Chapel. 569-0020. Interment Beth DETROIT The owner and two employees of Coney Island on the east side were arrested Monday evening in a raid that police said broke up an illegal lottery operation and netted drugs, betting slips, two guns and $11,000 in cash. DETROIT Police shot and critically wounded a suspected burglar Monday after he pointed a gun at them.

The shooting came about 12:30 p.m. in the 3300 block of Hogarth. LANSING John Morberg, the former director of the scandal-plagued House Fiscal Agency pleaded not guilty Monday to charges he embezzled $465,000 from the state. Morberg, 48, now of Hollywood, Fla declined to talk to reporters. He also pleaded not guilty Monday to similar federal charges in Grand Rapids.

ti Memorial Park cemetery. KEATON runerai nemi. tvin ivwie MARTHA E. Aae 67. February 27.

(2 blocks W. of Woodward). ROCZNIAK isi'ation Tuesday 3-7 p.m inter ivy-v ot uetron. ueioveo wire ot mother ot Craig, Jason, Kristen, Kyle, Michael and Jill. Dearest sister of William Jerzewski, Janet Lewanowskl and Ronald Jersey.

Services Thursday 10 a m. from the Jaritmbowski Funtral Homt, 18957 W. Warren at Artesian to S. Peter Paul Church 10 30 a.m. Interment St, Hedwig Cemetery.

Rosary Wednesday 7 p.m. Visitation Tuesday 2-9 p.m. and the late Glen. Dear sister of the THOMAS February 28. aae 75 late Meiviilt Sinti and James ment Lakeside Cemetery, Howell, Mi.

Memorials to Hospice ot Southeastern Michigan. Dear brother of Andrew, Sister Lena Ciaramitaro. Brother in law of Rose Moceri. Visitation 4-9 p.m. Monday and 2-9 p.m.

Tuesday at the A.H. Ptttrs Funtral Home, 20705 Mack Ave. at Vernier Grosse Pointe Woods. Scripture service 7 30 p.m. Tuesday.

Instate at St. Peter Church, Harper Woods, from 9 30 a.m. Wednesday until time of mass at 10 a.m. Marian 5.5.F., Mitchell, Josephine Swiatek and Mrs. Alfred LaRue.

Vou will be missed by Mickey, Charlotte, David and Loretta Funeral services from The Martenson Funtrat Homt, (Genevieve) Peters. Ten nieces nd neonews a so survive Ser Wednesday 12 noon-9 p.m. DEARING DENNIS EARL Jr. Age 27 Of Auburn Hills. Died February 27.

iuvi Alien (corner ot boa vices Wednesday 9 a.m. Orlikows- dard), Wednesday 11a.m. kl Funtral Homt, 2721 Holbrook, Hamtramck 5t. or an Church us oa no ot June, son ot Dennis Cemeteries, Monuments 9 30 a.m. Prayers Tuesday 7 p.m.

and Peggy Dearing Sr. Brother of NUNNERY DANIEL H. Age 54. Feb. 26, 1994.

obm (David) Burnett Son in law nterment Kesurrection ceme KENNEDY REV. LEON ORMOND Age 85, Saturday, Waterford Ml. Survlv- of Phillip and Karen Hill. Grand inaian mver, Tormeriy ot irvo- tery. Donations to Cancer or Kidney Foundation.

CADILLAC MEMORIAL EAST ia. Born uec. ivjy in wayne, Ml. Dear husband of Judith, 12 nepnews ana nieces. 6 adjoining Graves at $1, 000.

each. 110 359-792 father of Janice Dillaha and her RUSSO husband Ken of Garden City, Ml son ot William Boling. Great grandson of Rosa Fife, uncle of David Hailey, Lilli, Crystal, Fawn and Amanda Also survived by Zipp. Visitation Wednesday from 3-9 m. and Thursday 3-9 at Pivley Funeral Home, 322 CADILLAC Memorial Gardens no Jackie Nunnery ot Bowiina ERASIMO "AL" Feb.

28, 1994. Beloved husband of Elizabeth East, Summit Hilt, block 1. 6 lots, all or part. SSOO eacti. Bessie Funeral Thursday 9 30 Green.

KY; one granddaughter Samantha; brother of William Nunnery and his wife Nell of Long Beach, Miss. A memorial service will be held on March 2, 1994 University Rochester CHRISTIAN Memorial Rochester, Funeral Mass celebrated 11 a m. Wednesday, St. Francis Catholic Church, Ann Arbor. In state 9 a.m, to hour of service.

Visitation at Muehlig Chapel, Ann Arbor, Tuesday 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Vigil service 7 p.m. Burial 3 p.m. at Holy Sepulchre Memorial contributions Joseph H. Albers Trust for Diocesan Vocations, Fetician Retired Sisters Fund or IHM Retired Sisters Fund.

a.m. from the D. S. Ttmrowskl Funtral Homt, 30009 Hoover Road at Common (12' Mile), 10 a m. St.

Clement Church. Visitation Tuesday 5-9 D.m. and graves, (I! Bronze memorial, value S5733, asking SiSOO 651-3304 Funeral Friday It a m. at The Apostolic Church of Christ, 1410 University, Pontiac. Memorial it io a.m.

at tne u.a w. Local 262, Eckies Livonia, mi WHITE CHAPEL, Troy lots. contributions to Auburn Hills Fire Fighters Helping Hands in Dennis Dearing's name. Arrangements by Linti Funeral Wednesday 1-9 p.m. Rosary Heme, Indian River, Ml I Wednesday 7:30 p.m.

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