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48 DETROIT FREE PRESSTHURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1993 ast-food outlets become targets Man is charged in double slaying Because most fast-food restaurants do not keep large amounts of money on hand, robberies usually net at most a couple hundred dollars, a police official said. Drive-throughs hit by robberies, shooting death ETROIT Richard Brown, 20, of Detroit was charged Wednesday in the stabbing deaths of two faster getaway and minimize the chance of being identified," said Bob Trojanowicz, professor of criminal justice at Michigan State University. Unless the recent flurry of thefts continues, the open drive-through windows and their hours of operation will stay the same, operators say. "It's easier to pass the food and a lot more friendly," said Kim Ohlemacher of the Michigan Restaurant for 52 Arby's restaurants in the state. Walk-up customers are not served at drive-through windows, he said.

The new window replaced a system in which orders were delivered on trays while the window remained shut. The old system gave restaurants a fortress-like appearance, operators said. But the open-style windows can look enticing to robbers. "They can remain more anonymous, make a chael Evans said Wednesday. Restaurant owners and police say thefts at drive-through windows are infrequent.

"It hasn't been a problem," said Death Notices Today's Alphabetical Listing By Dennis niemiec Free Press Staff Writer For fast-food restaurants, drive-through windows can mean convenience, speedy service and megapro-fits. Recently, they also have become windows of criminal opportunity in a string of armed robberies and the shooting death of Burger King manager Cassandra Dice. Dice, 48, was killed Tuesday night by a gunman who walked up to the window at her Dearborn Heights restaurant and reached through it during a robbery attempt. An accomplice drove the gunman away, police said. A suspect in the shooting was arrested Wednesday and was expected to appear in court this morning, police said.

Similar robberies have occurred over the past two months at fast-food restaurants in Dearborn Heights, Warren and Detroit, according to police. Police say the robberies may be by the same men. But restaurant operators say such robberies won't change the way fast-food business is done. About half of all sales at fast-food rctQiirqnfrc rwnr at Hrivp-thrnngh windows, Burger King spokesman Mi- HELPFUL HINT To report a death of a Social men at the Jarzembowski Funeral Home on the city's southwest side. Larry Allen, 70, and Homer Kruger, 68, were found in the funeral home on Wesson around 5 a.m.

Tuesday. Brown is expected to be arraigned today in 36th District Court on two counts of first-degree murder and one count of mutilating, defacing or removing a body. Police said Allen caught Brown removing and inappropriately handling the body of a 52-year-old woman. The two argued, then Brown retrieved a hunting knife from the upstairs apartment he shared with Allen and Kruger and killed them, police said. Security or SSI beneficiary or to PROCTOR DOROTHY T.

Dec. 29, 1993, of Farmington. Beloved wife of the late Arthur. Dear sister of Rita Morrlssy and Elizabeth Walker. Also survived by seven nlecesand nephews.

In state Saturday 10:15 a.m. followed by 10:30 a.m. Mass Our Lady of Sorrows Church, 23615 Power Farmington. Visitation Thurs. 6-9 p.m., Fri 2-7 p.m.

from the Heeney-Sundquist Funtral Homt 23720 Farmington Farmington (474-5200). Memorial tributes to St. Vincent DePaul Society inquire bdout survivor Denems, Call: 1-800-772-1213 to Monday through Friday. ALEXANDER J. EDWARD Retired minister Beloved husband of Mabelle Dearborn Police Chief Ronald Deziel, president of the 600-member southeast Michigan police chiefs organization.

"The person on the other side has control of the window and generally can restrict entrance." Because most restaurants do not keep large amounts of money on hand, robberies usually net at most a couple hundred dollars, Deziel said. Most robberies occur late at night and inside the restaurant. Open-style windows were added at Arby's restaurants where two recent robberies occurred in Dearborn Heights to promote friendly service, said Dale Link, personnel director RIMAJ VERONICA Beloved wife of the late Stephen, dear mother of John, Dorothy (Arthur) Czepeska and Marvin (Reaina). five arand- Dear father of Marilyn (Charles) Thornbro and Carolyn (Louis) Elliott. 7 grandchildren and 9 -grandchildren.

Visitation hursday 2-9 p.m. Funeral Friday 10 a.m. at A.M. Pettn Funeral Oliverio, Mary Paczas, Ted Phillips, Edith M. Poelke, Elizabeth Maxwell Posler, Ann M.

Proctor, Dorothy T. Pugsley, Michael Stephen Rimaj, Veronica Roth, Anne Schleh, Caroline E. Schneider, Frank Schneider, Toby Shaver, Nora Belle Szymanski, Waclaw Talan, Steve Tarnowski, Walter Ways, Willie D. Whiston, Ruth Esther Wroblewski, Robert Home 32O00 schoenherr at Mason Gawel, Boleslaw Glenn, William Moses Hall, Sidney S. Halter, Barbara Jean Hunt, James Allen Jr.

Kadian, Dr. George, M.D. Kaufman, Nancy Sue Kloock, Valinda Kosinski, Marcel E. Krueger, Verna Kuta, Lottie E. Lavely, Theodore J.

Levell, Alice R. Mabley, Kim H. Machniak, Michael A. Mahoney, Hazel M. May, Jean A.

McCabe, Mary P. McEachen, John A. Mehall, Victor T. Messner, Delta C. Alexander, J.

Edward Allen, Lawrence E. Bartz, Gertrude A. Belk, Arthur W. Berry, Esther M. Bradfield, Horace Ferguson, M.D.

Brenton, Lome H. Bricker, Harold H. Brochu, Roger J. Butts, Robert H. Calappi, Marie M.

Calisl, Hugo Carson, John C. Cislo, Stephanie Coppola, Elsie V. DiPlacido, Cecile R. Dougher, Raymond J. Dzikowski, Steve Eastman, George K.

Edel, Marie Eriksen, Ted D. children and one great grandson. Dear sister of Anna Miklosko of West Mifflin, PA. Funeral Service fc I3'z Mile) in Warren. Memorials to Church of Christ Care Center would be appreciated.

from Waslk Funtral Homt 11470 13 Mile Rd at Hoover. Fridav 9 15 and St. Louis The King Church 10 a.m. Interment Mt Olivet. Rosa ALLEN ry Thursdav 7:30 p.m.

Member of LAWRENCE E. December 28, 1993. Dearest brother-in-law of La Societe de Semme-Local 102. Rose. Dear Uncle ot Phil, oary, Donna.

Cornelia and Florence. ROTH ANNE Beloved wife of the late Funeral services Friday 10 a.m. at The JanemoowsKi r-unerai noma. 18957 W. Warren at Artesian.

George Roth. Dear mother of Dr. Michael (Patti) Roth and Daryle Roth. Grandmother of Howard. Interment Woodmere Cemetery, Trevor and Brandon Roth.

Jona BARTZ GERTRUDE A. (net LEISKE) Age 88. Dec 26, 1993. Dear wife of than and Daniel Mafrlce and Audra (Fritz) Gerhardt. Dear sister of David (Lillian) Lewis.

Services 12:30 Thursday afternoon at the Ira Kauman Chapet 569-0020 Interment Beth EL Memorial Park. ine laie Lari n. earn, sr. moiner ot Virginia u. Fenoen, Lari Bart Jr.

and Curtis D. Bartz MAHONEY KADIAN COPPOLA Grandmother of five and a real HAZEL M. Aae 87. December 27, DR.GEORGE. M.D.

Beloved hus grandmother of eight. Sister of 1993, of Trenfon. Beloved mother ELSIE V. Wife ol Sam mother ot Dale, Kenneth (Angie). Joseph and Sheryl Ann Joe), and the late Marry Leistce ana me tare eirrre- band of Alice.

Dearest father of Leslie (Dr. Kirk) Banerian, Nancy da Fitch and the late Herbert of George, Joe, Donald ana Don na Cellini; also leaves 12 arand Horse owner was a perfectionist Leiske. Private funeral services Sam ill; grandmother 01 Joe, children; 23 great grandchildren Wl am. Jesses Meaoan Kaaian, Mark (Konnu Kaaian. Loving grandfather of Christopher, Katherine and Bradley Banerian and Gabriel Elizabeth Ka brothers and sisters also survive.

Funeral Fridav 10:30 a.m. from ana tnree orotners. Arrange ments from the Marttnson Fa neral Homt 3200 West Tren SCHLEH CAROLINE E. 83 years. December 29.

Beloved wife of the late Richard. Living mother of Catherine Melcher and Patricia Meld-rum. Seven grandchildren. Funeral Friday, 10 a.m. from the Vtrheyden Funtral Homt 16300 Mack at Outer Dr.

Visitation Thursday 4-9 p.m. Contributions to Cottage Hospital Hospice. were held December at bien Eden Chapel, Livonia. Pastor Rodney Zwonitzer of Emmanuel Lutheran Church officiated. Memorials to Emmanuel Lutheran Church Day School or Helping Jurkiewlci Wilk Funeral Home ton Thursday at 1 p.m.

Interment Z3V6 Canilt, Hamtramck. he started and only a few thousand remaining when he left," said his dian. Devoted son of the late Hampartzoom and the late Nevart Kadian. Dear brother of Susan (Archie) Gopiglan, Mike (Grace) Kadian. Son-in-law of the late rvticnigan Memorial ram.

Manas urogram. DiPLAClOO MC CABE BELK George and the late Grace Bayter-an. Brother-in-law of Heig (Dorothy) Ba vie ran, Gladys (Dr. Zav- MARY P. age 64 of Ferndale Beloved mother of Briaid.

Mao CECILE R. Dec. 29, 1993, ol Birmingham. Wife of Guy. Mother of Karen and Darice.

Dauohter of Cecelia Woodhouse. gie (Mark) Zito, Colleen and Timothy. Sister of Colleen Neis en) Margosian, Dr. Edward (Ann) Bayleran. Uncle of many nieces and nephews.

In state Thursday 5-9 p.m. Prayers 7:30 Sister of Jane Hooper and Alison ARTHUR W. Beloved husband of Marian, dear father of Carole Stock (Donald), Judith Goeti (Jared) and Robert (Diane). Grandfather of Pamela Balle, Jill Baier, Kristen Awdish, Douglas Goetz, Karen Moore and David Burteign. visuanon ai wm.

k. daughter. In addition to his daughter, he is survived by another daughter, Marcia MacDonald, and a sister. A memorial service will be held at 1 1 a.m. April 23 in Harbor Beach First Presbyterian Church.

ana camerine narij nan aces. Grandmother of Mar v. Brittanv, Hamilton 820 E. Maple Rd Birmlnoham. Sunday 1-4 and 6- SCHNEIDER FRANK Age 69.

Formerly of Livonia, Ml. Passed away on Tuesday, December 28, 1993. He was a retiree of General Motors. Survivors include his wife Virginia; son Lawrence (Diane) Schneider or Detroit; two daughters Patricia Ann (Stephen) Paxton of Ludington and Judith Amalia (Kenneth) Gestrine of Garden City. Funeral services will be on Friday, December 31, 1993 at 11:00 p.m.

Armenian longregaiiona Church, 26210 W. 12 Mile, South fieid (east of Northwestern Hwv) Belk, eight great grandchildren. Funeral Fridav 10 a.m. in the Lindsey, and Danielle. Instate from 8-9 a.m.

Thursday In Our Lady of Fatlma Church, Oak Park with Funeral Mass at 9 a.m. Memorials to American Heart Association. Arrangements by p.m. Funeral service St. James Episcopal Church, 355 Maple Btrmtngham, Monday, Jan.

3, 10 a.m. Tributes may be made Droiner oi eua inaney ana i.yois Hauer Visitation 2 10 church. Interment Woodlawn. Family suggests memorials to Thursday at the A.M. Ptttrt Fu to i beta Km aeniemem cnooi, neral Home 20705 Mack Ave.

at Vernier Grosse Pte Woods. In Armenian Longregationai Church Christian Education Spaulding ft Curtln Funtral Homt envelopes available. M4-UDUU. state at Salem Memorial Ev Fund. Arrangements by Simon titheran Church.

21230 Moross at javman Funeral uireciors, a.m. at SS Peter Paul Catholic Church In Weyauwega, Wisconsin. Friends may call at Chester, Detroit (48236) from 9:30 DOUGHER (810) 626-7816 or (313) 869-4100. MCEACHEN the Lewin Funeral Home, 210 RAYMOND J. Dec.

29, 1993. Fa a.m. Friday unin time ot Funeral at 10 a.m. Memorials to the JOHN A. Aae 88.

December 29 ther of nda (William) Anderson, Church appreciated. Former owner of the Helneman ft Main Fremont, Wisconsin from 6-8 p.m. on Thursday, December 30, 1993. A memorial fund KAUFMAN Michael Joseph Dougher and Raymond Joseph Dougner; dear Lovett Co. -Detroit.

Lovina hus NANCY SUE Dec. 29, 1993, of BERRY nas peen esiaDnsnea. Canton. Beloved wife of Robert. Droiner or oeraro j.

uougner, Donald J. Dougher, Mary Ann Dembowskl, Catherine M. Walker Dear mother of Wil am D. band of Florence. Beloved father of Mary Katherine (Richard) Curtis, Helen Segrest and John McEachen.

Dear brother of Katherine Dombro and Mary Ellen SCHNEIDER (Renee) and Mary Sue Schade ESTHER M. Dec. 24. Age 83. Beloved molher of John (Shari), Karen (Ray) Crutchfield, the late William and Darrell.

Eleven TOBY Loving sister of Philip and Estelle M. Dougher; also iMariu. aiso surviveo ov arena children Brvan and Bradlev Kauf surviveo oy rnree granaennaren. Funeral Fridav 10 a.m. at McFar- man and Stephanie and Shannon Knymgna (Faye), Irving (Roslyn) Schneider.

Leah Roe and Adeline (Sidney) Wein Mctacnen. atx granaennaren Visitation Thursday 1-9 p.m. Ser vices Fridav 9 a.m. at the Thortv land Foss Funeral Home. 5401 be hade, services Saturday 1 p.m.

from the Heenev-Sundauist Fu Schaeter, Dearborn. Visitation son-Wtfst Funtral Home, 7210 grandchildren, six great grandchildren, one great great grandchild. Dear sister of Clelie Neely. Visitation Thursday 2-9 p.m. Funeral Service Fridav 11 a.m.

at the Thursday 3-9 p.m. Park Allen Park (383-1150) neral Home 23720 Farmington Farmington (474-5200). Visitation Thursday 6-9 o.m., Fridav and 9:30 a.m. at St. Frances Cabrini Church.

Interment Our berg, dear sister in law of Freida Schneider and Milton (Ava) Res-nick, Many loving nieces and nephews. Services Today 1:30 p.m. at Clover Hill Park Cemetery Chapel, Birmingham. Arrangements by Dorfman Funtral Direc Beuhltr Funeral Home 26429 DZIKOWSKI 2-9 p.m. Memorial tributes to Gratiot, Roseviiie.

Lady of Hope Cemetery. Scrip ture service Thursday 7:30 p.m. National Mult pie Sclerosis Sod STEVE Beloved husband ot Ber ety, 21700 Greenfield Suite nadette. Dear father of Steve and 409, oak park, mi 48237-2661. Michael.

Dear brother ot Joann tion 546-4700. BUI) Wo clechowskl, Edward MEHALL SIDNEY HALL, 91, a longtime executive for Libby-Owens-Ford died Tuesday in Bon Secours Care Facility in St. Clair Shores from complications following a stroke. Mr. Hall, a Grosse Pointe resident, was Detroit district automotive sales manager for Libby-Owens-Ford, now known as Trinova, and later served as the company's overseas sales manager, based in Italy.

A graduate of the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Business, he was a senior member of the Detroit Athletic Club and a past commodore of the Old Club. He is survived by his daughter, Stephanie Hampton, and three grandchildren. A memorial service will be held at 11a.m. Friday in Christ Church Grosse Pointe, 61 Grosse Pointe Blvd. Girl, 3, survives night after crash kills mother rose Township A 3- year-old who spent the night in a wrecked car with her mother's body was sent home with her grandparents Wednesday.

Amanda litis suffered a broken left arm, minor frostbite on her toes and bruises in the crash that killed her mother, Cheryl Ann litis, 30, of Milford, said a Huron Valley Hospital spokeswoman. Sgt. Gerald Yon of the Oakland County Sheriff's Department, said litis was driving north on Hickory Ridge near Clyde in Rose Township when she went off the road and struck a tree between 6 and 7 p.m. Tuesday. litis and her daughter were on their way to a birthday party in Fenton, relatives told police.

When they didn't arrive, the family reported them missing Wednesday morning and two sheriff's deputies on patrol spotted the wrecked car about 8:15 a.m. Oakland health manager to head service division PONTIAC The manager of Oakland County's health division has been named director of the county's Institutional and Human Services. County executive L. Brooks Patterson on Wednesday announced the promotion of Thomas Gordon, who has been manager of the health division since 1986. In his new position, Gordon will oversee one of the largest departments in the county, with a thousand employees and a budget of $155 million.

Gordon replaces Mounir Sharobeem, who is leaving after a year to return to his former job at the Judson Center in Royal Oak. Gordon's appointment needs approval of the board of commissioners, which will vote Jan. 10. (Norma) and Eugene (Kim) Dzikowski. Funeral Fridav at 9:30 AM VICTOR T.

Dec. 28, 1993. Beloved KLOOCK from the Waslk Funeral Home SHAVER NORA BELLE Dec. 28, 1993. Beloved wife of the late Waiter; dear mother of Marian (Joseph) Grant nusoana ot ine iaie Ann.

Lovin father of Donald (Sandra) an VALINDA 83 of Ray Township. Dec. 28. Beloved wife of Harvey. 11470 IJMlle Road, iw.

ol Hoover) to St. Clement Church at 10 AM. of Orlando, Walter of Dear Scripture service Thursday 7:30 Mother of Marvin, Arnold and Gerald. Grandmother of 7, great grandfather of Jennifer, Lorln, Andrew and Kylie. In stale Friday followed by 10a.m.

Mass from the Church of St. Alexander, 27835 Shiawassee, Farmington Hills. Visitation Thurs. 1-9 D.m. rM.

visitation inursoay 12 noon born Hts. ana the late oeraidine Phare; grandmother ot Lee Phare, Susan Fairfield, Michael uninvrw. grandmother of 16. Sister of Rose mary DeSmet and Edgar Baade Preceded by 6 brothers and sis BRADRELD HORACE FERGUSON, M.D. Age 80.

Dec. 27, 1993. Beloved husband of Marjorie A. Loving father of Trudy (Larry) Taliaferro and Judge David Martin (Karen Brad field. Grandfather of Theresa L.Taliaferro, Mark B.

Taliaferro, John M. Bradfield, Joseph D. Bradfield and Elina M. Bradfield. Brother of George Yolande Davenport, Gwendolyn Cosey.

Visitation Wednesday 10-9 p.m. McFall Funeral Heme, 9419 Dexter Detroit. Rosary Family Hour Wednesday 7 p.m. Funeral mass Thursday 10 a.m. St.

Mary's Catholic Church, Downtown Detroit. Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Family suggests memorials to Wayne State University or University of Michigan Medical, and SclencPrograms. ters.

Funeral 11 a.m. Friday at the Henry M. Malburg Funtral EASTMAN with 8:30 p.m. Scripture Services from the Heeney-Sundquist Funtral Homt 23720 Farmington Road, Farmington (474-5200). Memorial tributes to St.

Alexander noma, iiu mtie kq Komeo, GEORGE K. Age 67. Dec. 29. Of visitation Thursday 3-9 p.m.

Howell; formerly of West land Controller for G.M. Buick. Be Shaver, Richard Shaver, Donald Shaver, William Grant, Robert Grant, John Grant and Jill Grant; also survived by many great grandchildren and great great grandchildren. Memorials suggested to Hospice of S.E. Michigan.

Services were held privately. Arrangements by John N. Santeiu ft Son, 1139 Inkster Rd. (betw, Ford-Cherry mil). Building Fund appreciated.

loved husband of Betty; dear father ot Charles, Joan. John. KOSINSKI MARCEL E. Dec. 27 (Suddenly) Todd, Janet, Jim, Thomas.

Also Beloved husband ot Patr iu granaennaren; Droiner ot ti-lene Broadus. Funeral Service MESSNER DELTA C. December 29. 1993 cia (Wisniewski). Dear Friday 11 a.m.

at Hidden Springs S3 father of Suzanne, Sherry Beloved wife of the late Carl; dear mother of Carole (John) Mevis; BY WYLIE GtRDES Free Press Staff Writer Fonderalla Lampin refused to let age slow her down. The retired vocal music teacher, a resident of Troy for more than 40 years, was a faithful follower of her racehorses well into her 80s. Mrs. Lampin died Tuesday at her Troy home. She was 86.

At the time of her death, she owned five standardbred racehorses, which compete at Hazel Park, Northville and Jackson tracks and at county fairs throughout Michigan. Mrs. Lampin, the former Fonderalla Hollinger, took over husband Paul Lampin's horse racing operation when he died in 1981, said her daughter, Margaret Panek. At one time, she had as many as 10 horses. "She was in the horse racing business, but she wouldn't bet.

Her father had lost their home" in Evansville, by gambling, "so she would never bet," Panek said. Don Currier, who trained Mrs. Lampin's horses, said she traveled hundreds of miles by herself to see them race. "She was very loyal. She was like a Southern lady at the Kentucky Derby.

She was all class," Currier said. Two of her top current horses are Hustle Laurel and Laurel's Beauty, Currier said. Mrs. Lampin taught music in the Royal Oak schools for 45 years and was an organist who accompanied various church choirs, her daughter said. "She was very active, very high strung, very demanding.

She was a perfectionist. Everything had to be just right. She would not sit at home and do nothing. We had to call each other to make appointments to meet because she was so busy," her daughter said. Mrs.

Lampin was a member of the Michigan Education Association, the Troy Humanities Club, the Troy Bridge Club, the Michigan Harness Horseman's Association and the U.S. Trotting Association. Besides her daughter, Mrs. Lampin is survived by six grandchildren. Visitation will be from 3-8 p.m.

today at Price Funeral Home, 3725 S. Rochester Road, Troy. Services will be at 10 a.m. Friday at Troy Baptist Church, 3193 Rochester, Troy, with burial following in White Chapel Ceme-fery, Troy. urea) soiomon, james.

Keireai Lenire. visuanon inurs-dav 2-9 o.m. at MacDonald'i Judv (uaviai Dood ana jonn. SZYMANSKI WACLAW Dec. 29, 1993.

Beloved husband of the late Wanda. De grandmother of Cathey Brachulis Lovina arandfather of six Funer r-untrai noma jo n. Micmgan Howe Memorials to ma al at the Detroit Chapel of Frank ana cevin we vis; greai grand' mother of Timothy and Chelsey. Services Fred Wood Funtral arest father ot Theodore (Helen), den Springs Retreat Centre. caicaterra Funeral home, 16090 E.

Seven Mile Rd. Moross Richard (Irene) and Louise wro-bei (Edward). Leaves 10 grand BRENTON LORNE H. Age 79. December 29.

Beloved husband of the late Mildred. Dearest father of Ronald (Susan), Douglas and Carolyn (Gary) Langone. Dear grandfather of six. Funeral service Friday 10 a.m. at the Netly-Turowskt Funeral Home, 30200 Five Mile at Kelly) Friday 9:45 a.m.

Prayer Homt (Rict Chaptl) 36100 Five Mile Rd W. of Farmington Friday 10:30 a.m. Visitation Thursday 12-9 p.m. Memorials to EDEL service inursaay p.m. Burtai private, visuanon oegins murs children, 27 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren.

Dear friend of Henrietta Walczak. Services Friday 830 a.m. from Saitwskl Funtral MARIE Age 96, of Gaylord, died Dec. 28. Beloved wife of the late aay 1 p.m.

MOiy cross cumeran cnurcn. oustave. Dear Mother of GuS' ave. Rud and the ate Erwin Homt 19111 W. Warren to Sacred (between Middieoeit ana Mem-man).

Interment Glen Eden Me Heart of Jesus C. 9 a.m. KRUEGER VERNA Aae B5 of Hazel Park OLIVERIO MARY Wife of the late Domenfc. morial Park Cemetery. Visitation Also survived by grandchildren, 17 great- grandchildren, 1 great' areat-arandchild.

Visitation Dec Interment Grandlawn. Prayer Service Thursdav 8 p.m.. Visita- mursaay p.m. Dear mother of Joseph, Robert Beloved wife of Alfred. Dearest mother of William (Virginia) 30, 3-9pm Kaul Funeral Home tion Thursday 1-9 p.m.

i Nancy t-rann tvaienei ana me late Anthonv (survived bv BRICKER jonnson, Kouen tAnn; jonnson, 4Ai jenerson, si. uair snores Services Fri 10am Bethel Luther Kooen tueorginej, Harry (Lo Grace). Also 11 grandchildren an Church (Little Mack QV Mi ne), uouaias (Kosenat Krueaer no seven greai granaennaren. ister of Do me 11 ic Leana and Dear sister ot Raymond Twetan TALAN STEVE Age 70. Taken from us suddenly Dec.

27, 1993. Beloved husband of Gene; dear father of Anne, Steve Jr. and Michael HAROLD H. (Dec. 27).

Beloved husband of Jean, uncle of Peggy Orend, Dr. Herbert Bricker and Eleanor Kirk wood. Graveside Services Friday at 11 a.m. at ana Bern ice Martin. Also sur Carmel Brest hour and the late ERIKSEN Frank, Joseph and Alfred.

Funer al Thurs. 9:30 a m. from the A.H, TED D. Aae 72. December 28, 1993.

Irene). Loving and proud arand vived by 14 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren. Funeral services Friday 12:30 at the Ash-it v-Scott Funeral Home, 340 9 Oakview Cemetery. Roval Oak Peters Funtral Homt, 20705 Mack father of Stephanie and Nicholas. Visitation Thursdav 3-5 P.m.

at oeioveg nuiuano v.arui, near at Vernier, Grosse Pointe Woods urvivea oy sisters Barbara father of Lynn (Barry) Adier, Janet (Scott) Delong, Ted (Kim) Joza) Banfic, also Anka Arklinic, Mile O'-i blks. E.of John R), Hazel Park. Visitation Thursday 2-9 the Dearborn Chapel of the Howt-Peterson Funeral Home, 22544 Michigan Ave. Memorials to the and 10 a.m. at St.

Peter Church. Memorials to the Michigan Can oza Maihen and Liza Vocanec of briksen II, Craig (AnnemaneJ Eriksen, Jill (Ted) Andersen; p.m. and Friday 10:30 until 12:30. ter ruunuaiiun appretisieu. rvuemgan lancer rounaanon.

eioht arandchtldren. Arranae- ments ty Neidecktr A Crosstr BROCHU PACZAS KUTA Croatia. Also survived by nieces and nephews here and in Europe. Funeral services at the S.K. Schulti, a Trust 100 Funtral Homt, 21705 Gratiot at 8'4 Mile Friday St.

Veronica Church 10 a.m. Scripture service Thursday 7.30 p.m. runtrai name ron mmon, Ohio. Funeral service Friday, TCn rtas-amhar 70 lOO? Ana 71 LOTTIE E. December 28, 1993.

December, 31, 11 a.m. St. Paul's ueioveo nusoana ot tieanor; aear Age 80. Beloved wife of the late ROGER J. Dec.

28. Unexpectedly from a heart attack. Age 62. Ot Bloomfieid Hills. Husband of the late Nina Marie.

Dear father of Episcopal, Put In Bay, Ohio father of chael (Janice). Carol Walter; dear mother ot Linda (Duane) Schachlnger and Janet Kuta; arandmother of Scott and Susan Brochu Green ha ion, Con and Diane Paczas and Patricia McCuilough; grandfather of Michael Jr. and Lisa; brother of Karvn schachinaer; sister of Syl nie Brochu-Corbin (Kevin) and Sherry Brochu. Grandfather ot Maniey, oene springer, stepnan ie Budzol and the late Walter GAWEL BOLESLAW (BILL) Dec 28, 1993. Age 77.

Beloved husband of Jean. Dearest father of Ronald (Patri via Mallard. Services at Manns-Ftrguson Funeral Homt 17000 Family will receive friends at The Josh Mauldfng, Justin Corbin, Meghan and Etyse Green ha I oh. Son of the late Olive Brochu. Brother of Lillian McLellan.

Je- Middlebelt (S. of 6 Mile), Friday 10 a.m. Visitation Thursday 1-9. Family suggests memorials to cia), Lawrence (Catherine) and a. j.

utsmona sons Funeral Homt 2600 Crooks Road (betw. Maple Big Beaver) Thursday TARNOWSKI WALTER December 28, 1993. Beloved husband of Jadwiga. Dearest father of Thomas (Linda). Dear grandfather of Timothy and Laura.

Dear brother of Leo, John, Jerry and Pearl. Funeral Friday 8 30 a.m. from the Jarzembowski Funeral Homt, 18957 W. Warren at Artesian to St, Stephen Church 9:15 a.m. Interment St.

Hedwig. Rosary Thursday 6:30 p.m. American i-iean assoc. ot rvticn. anette Pieczarka.

Yvette Jones and Joseph Brochu. Owner, Cedar Knolls Building Company. Funeral at A. J. Desmond ft Sons Kenneth Jullanne).

Loving grandfather of nine. Also sur vived by brothers John and Stan ley Gawel; sisters Atbina Pier sivnowski and Theresa Lablak i-y p.m. in siaie i-rioay a.m. until time of Mass at it a.m. at St.

LAVELY Regis Church (Lahser at Lincoln) Scripture service Thursday 7 p.m. Memorial tributes: American Funeral Homt, 2600 crooks (bet. Maole and Bio Beaver! THEODORE J. December 29, 19VJ. Beloved husband of laro- Heart Association.

Friday 10a.m. Family will receive Services Friday 9 a.m. to St. Marks Catholic Church 9:30 Mass. Visitation Thursday 1-9 p.m.

at the David J. Wyiocki Funeral Home, 29440 Ryan (N ot 12 Mile). Scripture service tnenas mursaay j-v p.m. Memorial tributes: Arthritis Foundation, Michigan Chapter. Betty Sponholtz, Robert Dorothy Fokken, Linda Simmons, PHILLIPS EDITH M.

Age 80, Wednesday, December 29, 1993, Columbus, Ohio. Resident of Bloomfieid William Mary Louise Coste and Richard; grandfather of 20; great grandfather of 22; brother WAYS WILLIE D. 62 Of Detroit. Died at home on 12-26-93. Chrysler employee since 1955.

Intern'l. Representative of United Auto Workers Union, Chrysler Dept. Long term elected union official holding the position of Chief Steward, Shop mursaay m. imermeni xesur rection Cemetery. BUTTS D-DCt)T IWamkar OA 100? Hills, Michigan.

Retired supervi ot inanoue ano raui uaveiy, Visitation Thursday 1 p.m. Rosa' rv Thursdav 8 o.m. Services Fri' GLENN WILLIAM MOSES "POPPA age 68. Beloved husband of Mae; loving father of Diane Koester, Cheryl Bateman, Mark and Gary Goudeseune; dear brother of Per Committee Man and Chairman of day 9 a.m. from the John N.

passed on Dec. 25. lvvj sor, payruu uepar irnem, k. t. Polk Company.

Member of St. Paul United Methodist Church. Survived by husband, Morgan D. Phillips. Son, Morgan L.

Phillips. Santelu ft Son Funeral Homt 1 139 the Plant Shop Committee at the Trenton Eng. Plant. Civic memberships include NAACP, TULC. ry, Mildred Smith and Betty Bloom.

Also survived bv eioht Poppa was a Sergeant in the 293rd Div. of the US Army; a Mail Carrier for inkster Kd. (Bet. Ford Kd. ana Cherry Hill) to St.

John the and the Coalition of Black Trade grandchildren. Funeral services from R.G. ft G.R. Harris Funeral host utr ce: owned BapiisT murcn, is vis Mcuonaia, Dearborn at 9:30. Memorial Glenn's Barber Shop and was a Unionists.

Member of New Prospect Baptist Church, where he served on Usher Board 2. Beloved husband ot the late Ode Home IMS. Farmington Livonia Friday at 10 a.m. Visitation Grandson, Matthew Scott Phillips. Great Grandson, Samuel Morgan Phillips.

Private Service by South wick-Good Funtral Cha- Fiat, Cotumbus, OH. Contributions desired may be made to St. Paul United Methodist Church. Master Barber for Atlantic Bar' conir iDunons to ine cnurcn appreciated by the family. SlCMUND KlRBY, 77, the first president of the Allen Park Symphony Orchestra and former president of a Detroit area machining firm, died Dec.

12 in Se-dona, Ariz. He suffered a fractured skull in a fall at his home and died in a Phoenix hospital. Mr. Kirby was cofounder and president of the former K-J Precision Machining, which made experimental parts for the auto industry. He retired in 1975.

A professional pianist, Mr. Kirby played for many local groups such as the Southgate Community Players, said his former wife, Dorothy Kirby of Allen Park. He was active in the Players Club of Detroit, Masonic Lodge 580, the Allen Park Presbyterian Church and various civic organizations. He is survived by his wife, Patricia; sons, Paul and Robert; stepsons, Keith Howey and Kerry Howey; a sister, and three grandchildren. Services were private.

Deaths Elsewhere Eval Mikson, 82, an Estonian sought by Israel as a suspected Nazi war criminal, died Monday in Reykjavik, Iceland, news reports said. Israeli legislators and Nazi-hunters had been seeking his prosecution or extradition to stand trial for alleged crimes against Jews and others in Estonia during World War II. As a police commander in Estonia, he allegedly led vigilante squads against Jews and Communists during the Nazi invasion of the Soviet Union. He had denied accusations that he killed 30 people. Daniel P.

Lydon, 69, who started Chicago's St. Patrick's Day Parade and the tradition of dyeing the Chicago River green, died Monday in that city. David E. Pace, 79, who created the original Pace Picante Sauce in 1947, died Monday in San Antonio, Texas. E.B.

Harris, 80, president of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange in 1953-78, died Friday in Phoenix. Darrell Yates Rist, 45, a writer and gay activist who helped found the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation, died Thursday of complications from AIDS in New York Cify. ber Shop. He retired as Systems Analyst from Internal Revenue mursaay 1-4 ano a-v p.m. Memorial contributions mav be direct ed to Arbor Hospice, 3810 Packard LEVELL Me.

zw, Ann Arbor mi iub. Passenger killed as van collides with ambulance ALLEN PARK A man was killed Wednesday when an ambulance on its way to aid a heart attack victim collided with a van. Sgt. Dale Covert of the Allen Park Police 'Department said the man was a passenger in the van, which collided with the Community Emergency Medical Services vehicle at Pelham and Champaign at 5:42 p.m. Covert said the accident is under investigation.

Police did not identify the man. Ways; two sons; one daughter; six grandchildren; seven great grandchildren; four sisters; a mother in-law; sister-in-law and three brothers-in-law. Visitation 5 p.m Thursday Dec. 30 at New service, f-unerai t-naay Dec. 31, 1993 at 9:30 a.m.

James H. Cole Home for Funerals, 2624 West Grand Blvd. Interment Detroit Memorial Park, 13 Ml. -Ryan POELKE ALICE R. Dec.

27, 1993. Beloved wife of T. James. Dear mother of Helen (Patrick) Brennan, Nancy Levell and Alice (Scott) Lefler. Nuao, rosbect BaDtist Churrh.

330 Grandmother of Erin, Kevin, and HALL Pembroke, Detroit. Funeral services Friday 1) a.m. Burial United Memorial Gardens, Plymouth, Mi. Arrangements by Barksdale juiian urennan. lister ot josepn Szur.

Aunt of John Szur. Funeral ELIZABETH MAXWELL Age 83. December 29, 1993. Beloved mother of Gail (Richard) Ingoglia. Dear sister of Marion Mc Donald.

Funeral from Lynch ft Sons Funeral Homt, 1368 North Crooks (betw. 14-15 Mi. Rds.) Friday 11 a.m. Visitation Thursday 1-7. Memorials American Cancer Society SIDNEY S.

Dec. 28, 1993. Husband from Lynch ft Sons Funeral Direc ot tne late juiib oraves hbii, CALAPPI MARIE M. Beloved wife of Louis. Dearest mother of Beverly (Rudolph) Krueger, Carolyn (Sam) Vivano and Deborah (Dennis) Boilenbach.

Also survived by eight grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren. Funeral services Friday )0 a.m. at the Arthur J. VanLtrbtrght Funeral Home 30600 Harper, St Clair Shores bet. 12-13 Mi.

Rd. Visitation Wednesday 4-9 m. and Thursday 1-9 p.m. Rosary 7:30 p.m. Thursday tors 1368 N.

Crooks (betw. 14-15 Thursday 9:15 a.m. followed Father ot Stephanie Hall Ha mo ton. Also survived bv three arand bv mass at St. Keats cnurcn.

children. Memorial service at Lincoln ur. bt Lanser, iu a.m Christ Church- Grosse Fn Visitation Wednesday 2-9 p.m. POSLER ANN M. December 27.

Dear wife dav Dec. 31, 11 a.m. Memorial tributes may be sent to the Childrens Home of Detroit, 900 Cook Grosse Pte. Woods, Mi MABLEY WHISTON RUTH ESTHER, Dec 29, 1993. Dearest mother of Darryle Allen Whiston (Phyllis) and Norman Whiston.

Dear grandmother of Lisa Howard ana Laura Whiston. Great-grandmother of Kristina and Aimee. Dear sister of Robert Waiz and the late Leonard and Arnold Waiz. Service from the Girrbach Krasun Funtral Homt (Southgate Chaptl). 15748 Fort Street, Friday 9 a.m.

Visitation Thursday 12-9 p.m. ot the late Joseph. Beloved mother of Marie L. Wilkinson. Donald Thomas KIM H.

December 27, 1993 of 2J6. Arrangements by the wm. R. Hamilton Groesbech Cha. pel 313-463-0677 Howiand Heights, cant, formerly ot Grosse lie.

Father of Michael (Janice), and the late Rob Sean. Beloved son of the late ert Joseph. Grandmother of 12. Great grandmother of 11. Sister of HALTER BARBARA JEAN Aae 42.

Decern Julia Snyder and Mary Berry. Funeral Friday 9 30 a m. from the Ltsnty ft Son Funtral Homt 13201 CALISI HUGO (GINO) 71 years, December 28. Beloved husband of Tina. Loving father of Denise, Michelle, and Perry Calisi.

Brother ot Eda Lucido. Funeral Thursday 15 a.m. from Vtrhtydtn Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer Dr and 10 a.m. 5t. Joan ot Arc Church.

Visitation Wednesday 1-9. Rosary Wednesday I p.m. Briefly Theodore and Lucy Jane; brother of Lucinda (William) Foley; uncle of Megan Collins Foley. Private memorial service will be held. Arrangements by The Marttnson ber 29.

1993. Beloved wife of David WROBLEWSKI M. Dearest mother ot Scott i-untrai nemt 1 renion. Bryan and Paul R. Dear sister of Marion (Frank) Meheiich and Alphonsus Church at 10.

Burial Holy Sepulchre. Prayer service Thursday 7 p.m. Visitation, Wednesday 3-9 and Thursday 1-9 Norman Peterson, 83, a former Michigan Milk Producers Association official widely known among the state's dairy farmers, died of heart failure Dec. 25 in a Redmond, nursing home. Mr.

Peterson was the association's director of membership relations for 33 years, retiring in 1974. He previously lived in Farmington Hills. As part of his duties for the trade group, Mr. Peterson regularly broadcast radio reports from stations in Port Huron, East Lansing, Detroit and 50 others in a farm radio network. He was also active in programs for 4H and Future Farmers of America.

Mr. Peterson grew up in Harbor Beach and went to Michigan State University after graduating from Harbor Beach High School, said his daughter Jane Peterson. He taught agriculture and was principal at Sebewaing High School before joining the Milk Producers Association. His tenure with the association covered a time of massive change for dairy farmers. "Dairy fanning changed so much.

There were 26.000 producers when ROBERT (GUS) Brother of Ida (Tom) Sat, Casmere (Hazel), Josephine Solo, John (Frances), Eleanor RuiZrzhcRi, Annie (Bob) Boltzer and Donald (Barbara) Robert 50K01 vn uear aauah MACHNIAK ter-in-law of Harold and Bonnie MICHAEL A. Age 72. Beloved Halter. Service Saturdav 10 a Sullivan son punera PUGSLEY oroiner or josepn tanaryj Frank, Hattie (Machniak Heme, 706 W. 11 Mile Rd.

(4 blks. E. of Woodward). Roval Oak. Ohsowski; brother-in-law of Gierszon.

Friend of Jannette Gratkowski. Resting at the Jur-kitwicz ft Wilk Funtral Homt, 2396 Caniff, Friday 2-9 p.m. Prayers 6 m. Stella Machniak; lovina un Visitation Thursday 6-9 p.m. and cle ot Johnnie, Frankie Jr.

and r-noay u-4anaa-v p.m. CARSON JOHN C. Age 80. Dec 29, 1993 Of Bloomfieid Hills. Beloved husband ot Mary, dear step-father of Nancy (Mason) Brown, dear step-grandfather of Mason Brown III.

Private services have been held at Lynch A Sans (Lynch-Howell Chapel). Entombment Oak wood Memorial Mausoleum, Saginaw, Ml. Memorials to Michigan Humane Society appreciated. 1 MICHAEL "MIKE" STEPHEN Of Spartanburg, formerly of Royal Oak, Ml Age 36. Passed away Dec.

27, 1993. Dear husband of Joyce father of Matthew Stephen Pugsley and Jillian Rene Pugsley; son of Stephen L. Pug sley of Royal Oak, Ml end Dons Kir Patrick Pugsley of Walling, brother of William Pugsley Bob. Funeral services Friday 9:30 a m. from the Boztk-Troyanotsky Funtral Homt 3242 Junction.

Funeral Mass 9 45 a.m. St. Hedwig Parish. Parish Rosary Thursday Cemeteries, Monuments i HUNT JAMES ALLEN JR. 87- 12' 27 93.

Dear son ot Cheryl Beni- evening 7 p.m. Interment St. DETROIT The American Red Cross office at the Renaissance will be among several dotation centers offering vouchers for Detroit Symphony tickets to the first who give blood at the Sunday. The RenCen Alv f. is located on the first floor i A Tower 100 and will be open 9 a.rn.

to 3 p.m. Sunday; to vix-dule a time there or at another center, call tei and James A. Hunt Sr. Brother CHRISTIAN Memorial -Rochester 2 lots. Complete pkg $6500 Partial S3000.

233-4455 11 Meawig cemetery, tnstaie of Richard Grandson of Janet of Madison Ml. Funeral Wednesday 1-9 and Thursday 1-9. Jackson. Me vin Hiaev. and Ger service Thursday, Dec.

30. p.m., OAKVIEW (6) S750ea. (Going PnceSUOOea MT. OLIVET 1 at S450 884-9311 followed by visitation after service until 9 p.m. at La nford-Pollard Funtral Homt, 6690 iouth- MAY JEAN A.

Age 90 December 29, port Roebuck, South South ald me Brown. Great grandson of James and Helen Agee. Nephew of Jonn Jackson Great nephew of Curt Agee, Marsha and George Hasley, and Judy Pingston. Cousin of Angie ana Chris Pingston. Funeral Friday December 31, 10 a m.

at the Taylor Chapel of the Hewe-PeteruM Funeral Homt. K11M service'lifi 31 at 10iHX-3 Carolina 29376. Committal 1993. Wife of the late W. Freeman; In Memoriam will be held Fridav, Dec.

dear mother of Marjorie harles) Varos and the late John CISLO STEPHANIE December 29, 1993 Beloved wife of the late Anthony Loving mother of Mrs. Patricia Sticker, Donald (Suian), and Mrs. James (Antoinette) McKay Leaves seven Grandchildren. Sister of Leonard Olesko. Services Friday at 10 IS AM from the Saiewski Funeral Htmt 19111 Warren, to St.

Stephen Church at 11 AM Interment St Hedwig Cemetery Rosary Thursday PM in State Thursday 2-9 PM. I a m. at Heritage Memorial Gardens Memorials mav be made to: May and Celia Kissinger; also survived by eight grandchildren National Organization tor Rare Disorders, 100 Rt. 37, O. Box 8923, New Fairfield, CT 06812-1783 or the Spartanburg Downtown Rescue Mission.

189 Forest IN LOVING MEMORY 17-30-97 Rosemane Forde We miss you and will love you forever. Kathaleen, Patricia, Robert (Joann), Michael (Pam), Ann, Thomas (Donna) and four grani hildren. I and eight great grandchildren Funeral Thursday I p.m. Edward Swanson ft Sen Funtral Homt 30361 Dequindre blk. of 13 Mi.

Visitation Thurs. m. 9800 S. Telegraph Visitation Thursday 4-9 Memorials to the Women and Children's Abuse Center of your choice in the name of Jame'funt Jr. Spartanburg, SC 29306.