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DETROIT FREE JUNE 6, 78 5C Funeral Directors call 222 TO PLACE YOUR FAST ACTION AD Bafor) 2 p.m. Dally Funerals Today 1 I Commencing a nap Even though her mother It graduating from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, elght-month-old Llndsey Ellen Swallow can't wait for her nap. So, when the processional for the 1,453 grade began, Kathleen Swallow of West Newbury, handed over the sleeping Infant. Deadline extension for ERA clears first House hurdle A A 6800 lor Sunday Lost Found 20 FOUND Blk w-white spot on chest, fern, 15 lbs, mixeu dog Bedford A Warren 5 20 915-1818 FOUND Dooerman ferrate 5 Mile-Telegraph, b'ack'tan 255-7564 FOUND on St Ciair silky jet 6k ma'e dog 923-0944 LOST-3 small things in 2x3" pmvic Bag at Lakeside Gene. 247-1700.

LOST, red Irish Setter, Del BIG REWARD. 348-3556 aft 6 LOST Biack tan Airedale, 1 vroid ans to "Maggie" has Manistee Mich tegs. 891-0183. LOST Briefcase (Metro airporl) m4 Irg red rlngblnder containing scientific report papers. Needed bv June 6 $50 Reward for binder papers, finder can keep briefcase.

Call collect, Michigan Slate UM 517-353-7786. Mon-Thurs. LOST COLLIE Female, sable, 1 mi-Haves, Reward, 776-3944 LOST fat whtorange longhair cat. Woodward '6', reward. 869-8140 LOST fern Chihauhau, McCleilan vernor erea, reward 821-0128 LOST fern Shepherd Husk mi in Avon Twshp, whtred, reward, enswers to Cheech.

Call 852-0559 LOST Femaie Dooerman, May 20, Lincoln pk area. Reward, 286-7005 LOST German Shepherd, female Blk A tan, no collar Anwe'S to Tina 9 ml Dequindre area. Please call.family pet. 543-5194, 399-5666. nr or on Greenfield or Schoolcraft Puses.

KfcWARP 899-3581 LOST Large male Shepard-Collie, blk-grevtsh brn, Llver-nols-Davldson area, Friday. REWARD -934-3901. LOST May 22 Masonic Temote man's gold diamond cuff link RE- WAKP 557-1968 or 424-8255 LOST- Renfrew-Pembroke, voune fern. Lab-mixed. Blk, white marks chest, Kim, 362-2996, 341-2494 LOST $1000 REWARD Blacks, tan coon Ml-lnk-ster, Redford Twp area 538-693 LOST Siberian Husky Blackwhile, LahserFraier erea, 356-4876.

LOST Small black shaggy doe. male, needs medicine. REWARD $150. Satni'e9MiLahser. LOST small dog.brownish red.1 MlBeech Daly area.

Reward, an-swers to Kelly, 773-9483, 939-3770. LOST small ladies gold ring, vie Warfleld Paint Store Birmingham. Liberal reward. 646-3253. LOST Small tanwhite dog wtag.

Northwest. REWARD 533-0064. LOST Toy Poodle, female, white. Memorial Day Wkend Long Lk Orchard Lk Rd area. BlueTurquoise Collar, 15 vrs old.

No front teeth. 399-8952. LOST-Black German Shepherd. part collie 'Prince' Vernor A Cen tral. Kewaro.

843-0516 LOST-Dachshund-Female, Reddish Brn. Ans to 'Mitii' Tag No. N531. Reward $25. 835-3386 LOST-Doberman.

fern, brn rust. uncut ears Westland area. Ans. to Cinnamon. Reward.

728-1305. LOST-Fem dog brown wwnt chest A paws, Fenkell-Burt area. Collar-no tages. Family pet 537-7013 LOST-German Shep-Fem. Blk A Brown.

Green'ld-Warren 846-3706 LOST-Lab A Beagle mix, male, blk A wht ALSO-Female Blk A bm Terrier A Beagle mix, female In-lured 7 Mi-Haves area. Child's pet. 526-3196, 527-3037, Big Reward LOST -Miniature Schnauier 12 vrs old, male, salt A pepper, Dearborn Hgts area. Reward, 292-0485. 5MAL Innn hlarl, femai lost Westland area "Tamie" re gard 722-6563 Transportation Car Pools 21 AAA AUTO DRIVtAWAY CO.

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DIANE You're In my heart, you're In i soul. LOVE LENDELL DUCK GEMINI Happiness Is-thtnklne about someone you care for No other messages from me. but one will follow on What's cookln" good tookln'? You A the boys working I'LL MARRY YOUV MARTY R. LOVE ALWAYS, CAROL U. JOYCE Thank you very, very much tor all your help yesterday! Sandy James Gonna run guess who Jean lukaszewski HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Love, Norb the girls LEIA HAPPY BIRTHDAY At Detroit Edison Who Will Always Be Young Friends, Gail Ed MARK Happy Engagement honey, you are my dream come true.

I will love vou forever. JACKIE MILLIE DEAR WIFE Today Is your birthday. Have lots of fun. How old did you say? 21 Genrge MiMiii Here ere some flowers to thank you for the lovely plant. KT.

NORMAN Happy 1st Anniversary at anM.D. Luv always, Chris NOTRE DAME H.S Alumni, Jail Band. See You on the Bob-Lo Moonlight Cruise Tonight G.G.75 Tyrone Robinson Since you owe me a favor about some utilities size WATCH OUT ANNE GATES Has her Driver's Permit! Legal Notices 11 From AP and UPl WASHINGTON By a one-vote margin, a House subcommittee recommended Monday that supporters of the Equal Rights Amendment be given seven more years to secure Its ratification. The 4-3 vote by the subcommittee on civil and constitutional rights sends the measure to the full House Judiciary Committee. No date has been set for action there.

Rep Don Edwards, D-Calif subcommittee chairman and a backer of the extension, said supporters have 17 votes on the full committee, one short of a majority, and predicted approval. But Rep Caldwell Butler of Virginia, ranking Republican on the subcommittee and an opponent of the extension, questioned whether the extension has that much support. House Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill Jr. said he believes the extension will reach the House floor and pass.

Opponents are expected to argue, however, that the extension requires a two-thirds vote, just as the original amendment did. Without the extension, the deadline for ratification Is next March 22. Thirty-five of the required 38 states have ratified. Three of them have attempted to withdraw their approval, but the validity of such action is in doubt. The amendment would prohibit discrimination based on sex.

IN OTHER congressional activity Monday: Nearly 1,000 members of the United Steelworkers of America scoured the hallways of the Senate to promote a filibuster cutoff and passage of labor law revision. As President Carter renewed his own push for the House-passed bill in a White House meeting with Senate leaders, the steelworkers looked for votes to get the 60 out of 100 needed to end the nine-day filibuster by opponents of the measure. Senate Majority Leader Robert Byrd, among senators attending the meeting with Carter, filed two motions to halt the filibuster. The motions will be voted on Wednesday and Thursday. The bill would speed procedures of the National Labor Relations Board and penalize companies that illegally try to thwart unionizing efforts.

Sen. Robert Dole, Introduced legislation to restrict the power of police to search through private papers of a person not suspected of crimes. Dole said his proposal was in response to a Supreme Court ruling last Wednesday upholding the right of police to obtain warrants and conduct searches of newspaper offices and files even when there was no evidence anyone connected with the newspaper had committed a crime. Dole's bill would require an adversary hearing before a warrant could be issued to search the private papers of a person not involved in a crime. 11 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by me undersigned that on Friday.

June 9. 1976. commencing at 10:30 A at 14666 Teiegraoh. Redtord. Wayne County.

Mtcnigan, each of 'he following vehicles wm be offered for public sale for cash to the highest bidder inspection thereof may be mede at 14666 Teiegrepn. Redford, Wayne County. Michigan, me piece of siorege on me day of public sale. Year A Model Serial No 2Q37P7P245188 3X39T5M336540 2J57K5M154865 1H57Y41626I80 12283020858 1N69U 7 1260269 i77 Pontlac l9750N)smoblie 1975 Oidsmobiie 1974 Chevrolet 1978 Reneult 1977 Chevrolet 1976 Oidsmobiie 3M57R6M431165 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN bv the undersigned that on Friday, June 9, 1978, commencing at 1000 A.M. al 19845 Telegraph, Romulus, Wayne County.

Michigan, each of the following vehicles will be offered for public sale for cash to the highest bidder Inspection thereof may be made at 19845 Telegraph, Romwus, Wayne County, Michigan, the place of storage on the day of public sale. Year A Model Serial No 1972 Pontiac 2N57V2P3291 16 The vertices are offered for public sole by General Motors Acceptance Corporation located at 20600 Eureka, Taylor, Michigan, 48180. All sales are subiecl to the approval of fhe seer Bids Proposals 12 SITE CLEARANCE, UtMULI i iun RELATED WORK COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DEPT. CITY OF DETROIT, MICHIGAN Sealed proposals for Site Clearance, Demolition and related work In the City of Detroit located In the Forest Park Rehabilitation Protect Sections 1A 3A will be received al the Finance Department, Purchasing Division, 912 City-County Building, Detroit, Michigan, until 1:00 P.M., Detroit time on June 21, 1978, at which time and place all bids will be publicly opened. Bids ere solicited only from qualified Detroit-based contractors Award on these bids will be made only to Detroit-based small business concerns under the "set-aside" provisions of purchasing Ordinance No.

52-H, Section 21-3-2, Paragraph (effective June 25, 1975.) The work consists of site clearance, demolition of buildings and appurtenances, garages, contiguous buildings, sheds, fences, concrete walls, drives, walks and slabs, filling and grading, etc, including the construction of fence. The work covers bid Items as follows: File No 3834; Project: Forest Park Rehab Sec. 1A, Main Hems: 5, Accessory Items: 2 File No. 3835; Proiect: Forest Park Rehab. Sec.

3A Main Hems. 8, Accessory Items: 0 The Bidding Documents may be examined at the office of the Community A Economic Development Department, Engineering Division, 150 Michigan during business hours, and copies may be obtained without charge. Each proposal must be accompanied by a certified check, bank draft, Irrevocable bank letter of credit or a satisfactory surety bid bond in an amount not less than TEN PERCENT (10) of the total bid price as guarantee and security by a guaranly or surety company listed in the latest Issue of the US Treasury Form 570. The amount of such Bid Bond shall be within the maximum amount specified for such company is said Form 570. Checks may be made payable to tne Treasurer, City ot Detroit The work must be performed In accordance with Federal Labor Standard Provisions, which Include payment of not less than the minimum salaries and wages stipulated in the Contract Documents.

The contractors must comply with all provisions of Executive Order No. 11246 of September 24. 1965. The requirements for bidders and eon- tractors under this order are explained In the Special Notice to Bidders end the Affirmative Action requirements. No proposal once submitted may be withdrawn for at least ninety (90) davs after the actual opening of the bids.

The City of Detroit re' serves tne right to waive any Irregularity In any bid or to reiect any or all bids, should it be deemed tor lis best interest. CITY OF DETROIT H. Michael Smothers, Director PURCHASING DIVISION FINANCE DEPARTMENT Ronald J. Hewitt, Director COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DEPT. Attorney Services 1 4 A Bad Atmosphere At Home? Divorce $85 S35 Gett You Started.

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HAMILTON DETROIT 3975 Cast Ave. 131-2712 BIRMINGHAM 820 E. Maple Ave. 644-6000 MT. CLEMENS 276 Crocker Blvd.

1-463-0577 Cemetery Lots 6 ACACIA PARK road side family monument lot. 517-569-3308 CADILLAC Memorial West, 4 lots, S250 ea By Owner, 887-7308 CEMETERY Lots-Woodlawn Cemetery 4 lots $1000. 881-3923 MT OLIVET, choice 2 lots, after 6PM, 1-878-3009 call PARKVIEW Memorial 4 lots, SI 000 or J300 each. 292-5073. Roseland Pk-Sect 10, 3 lots.

Ruth Sabo, Rte 4 Mann Rd, Cheboygan WHITE Chapel-2 choice lots, sec IJVY4, OIK SIiOU ea, 682-2161 LEGALS Legal Notices 11 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned that on Thursday, June 8, 1978, commencing al 10:00 AM at 4050 Doris. Detroit. Wayne County, Michigan, each of the fol- lowing vehicles will be offered for oublic tale for cash to the highest bidder Inspection thereof may be made al 4050 Doris, Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, the place of storage on the day of the public sale. Year Model 1973 Bulck 1973 Buick 1978 Chev 1975 Dodge 1978 Chev 1977 Chev Serial No. 4R45T3Y171989 4V37T3H 516675 1X27D8W119759 D14BE5S007792 CGL258U116271 CCL337111993S 1973 Line 3Y82A817945 These vehicles are offered for pub lic sale bv General Motors Accent' ance Corporation located at 23777 Greenfield Road, Southtield, Michl' gan 48075.

All sales are subiect lo the epproval of the teller. Year Model Serial No. 1973 Bulck 1973 Chev 1974 Chev 1977 Bulck 1977 Chev 1977 Chev 1976 Chev 4V39T3H505656 1Z67J45400O67 1D08H4B581639 4J57H7H139586 CGL257412447 1M27B721 13019 1Z27D6W215065 1974 Dalsun PL620377825 These vehicles are offered for public sale bv General Motors Accept ance Corporation located at 29350 Southfieid Road, Southfieid, Michl gan 48075. All sales are subiecl lo the approval of the seller. For ad action place your Free Press Want Ad.

222-6800 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned thai on Thursday June 8. 1978. commencing at 2:00 p.m.,at 19845 Telegraph Road, Roumuls, Wayne County, Mlchi' gan, each of the following vehicles will be offered for public sale for cash to the highest bidder Inspec tion thereof may be made at 19845 Telegraph Rood. Romulus, Wayne county, Michigan, the place ot storage on the day of the public sale. Year Model 74PontGrvl 75 Chev Mom 73 Pont Cat 75 Chev Imp Serial No.

2P47W4P139593 1R07B52160341 2L57R3P103597 1L47H51 108650 71 Chev Vega 141771V330273 These vehicles are offered for pub lic sale bv General Motors Accept' ance Corporation located at 16653 Warren, Detroit, Ml 48224. All Sales are subiect to the approval of the seller Year Model Serial No. 69ChevSub CE169F815978 72 Cad Dvle 6D47R2Q104167 These vehicles are offered for pub lic sale by General Motors Acceptance Corporation located at 38160 Gratiot, Mt. Clemens, Michigan 48043. All sales are subiecl to I he approval of the seller NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned that on Thursday June I 1978, commencing at 10:00 a.m..

at I5B0 Grand De troit Michigan, each of the following vehicles will be offered for public sale for cash to the highest bidder Inspection thereof may be made at 1580 Grand Delroit, Michigan, the place of storage on the day of tha public sale Year Model Serial No. 74 Olds 88 3N67U4M178031 4V37T5H553807 4X37T5H400402 1R07B52107523 484670H186690 1S87U7L554906 4X11Y336742 TCL167F502920 4H57H4H182421 2H37R3P162754 75 Buick 225 75 Bulck 225 75 Chev Mont 70 Bulck 225 77 Chev Cam 74 Ford Pint 77GMC Sub 74 Bulck Can 73 Pont Gram 75 Chrys Cord SS22K5R212814 These vehicles are offered for oub lie sale by General Motors Acceptance Corporation located at 16653 Warren. Detroit. Michigan 48224. All sales are subiect to tha approval of tha seller Year 8, Model Serial No.

71 Buick Wgn 460451 Y21 1991 73 Chev imp IL47H31 141621 77 Chev Vega 1V15B7U164246 These vehicles are offered for public sale by General Motors Acceptance Corporation located at 38160 Gratiot, Mt Clemens, Michigan 48043 All sales are subiecl to me approval of the seller NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Notice Is hereby given bv the undersigned that on June 9 1978, at 10 O'clock AM. at Tel-Wav Truck Seles. public sale of a 73 Kenworth Tractor bearing serial number 222698 will be held for cash to the highest bidder Inspection thereof may be made at 48600 12 Mile. Novi, Ml 48050, the place of storage This vehicle It offered for oublic tale by General Motors Acceptance Corporation located at 23777 Greenfield Road, Southfieid. Michigan 48075.

All sales are subiect to th approval of the seller -Jii 015 EDWARDS MARY BELLE. June 1 Beloved wife of James A dear mother of Debbie Sue and James A Jr. daughter of Mrs Alice Johnson, sister of Calvin Raves end Bobbie Johnson Services and burial In Karnes City. Texas For further informetlon call AJ. Desmond Sons, 342-2500.

FORBES RHEA. Beloved mother of Ivan M. Forbes and Mrs Irving (Sylvia) Goodman; grandmother of Jeffrey and Susan Goodman and Brian end Julie Forbes, sister of Mrs. Lena Bronfman and Mrs Ida Davis Services 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon et the Ira Kaufman Chapel, souintieta Family at the res. of Mr.

and Mrs. Irving Goodman, 25112 Mersneyvaie, FranKiig FUHRMAN MARTHA. Mother of Aden Miller; grandmother of Ruth Miller Al Schmalzrtedt Sons Funeral Home, imd brand Kiver a tier pm. Tuesday Services Wednesday at I p.m GEE WILLIAM E. June 3, 1971 of Blr mlngnam, Mich.

Son of Margaret and Robert Gee; brother of Lillian Bernot and Steven Gee; grendson of Mrs. H. Marriott and Mrs. Grant Gee; (dearly loved by Moe). Fu nerel services at the Bed Chapel of me wm.

r. Hamilton ce, 120 Maple Ave. Birmingham. Thurs day 10 a.m. Interment Grendlawn.

Visitation Tuesday 7-9, Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9. Memorial tributes may be sent to the William E. Gee Trust Fund, co Detroit Country Day School, 22305 13 Mi. Bir mlngham, 48010. GLAPPA HEDWIG, June 4.

Wife of the late Adam; dear mother of Bernard; mother-in-law of Joan; grandmother of Gregory, Gary, Donna, Gail and Jimmy Funeral Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. from the Lee J. Miner Funeral Home, 9222 Jospeh Campau, SI. Stanislaus Church at 10. interment Mt.

Olivet. Rosary Tuesday 9 p.m. GRICE ROBERT June A Husband of Cvntnla; father of Donn, Dennis and William; son of Mrs. Ruth Grlce; three grandchildren. Services Wm.

Sullivan A Son Funeral Home, 705 UMl.Rd (4biksE Kovai oak, Thursday ll am In state aMer 4 p.m. Tuesday. KALLABAT DAUOOD, June 2. Husband of Tltlya; father of Madeline, Fadia, Frell, Maaher, Maild, Elham, Mazln, Nldhal, Basil, Amir and Linda; brother of Sallm. Funeral from Mother of God Church, Berg Rd.

and 10 Mile, Souihfieid, Tuesday 10 a.m. Father George Garmo officiating. Friends may visit the Vasu Funeral Home, 4375 Woodward (between 13-14 Mile Rd.) Sunday and Monday from 1-8 p.m. KINSEL JOHN Junp 4, 1978. Husband of the late Margaret Kinsel; father of Mrs.

William J. and Mrs. Charles W. Wiggins; also survived by six grandchildren and nine greatgrandchildren. Funeral service at Bea Chapel of the Wm.

ft. Hamilton 820 Maple Birmingham, Tuesday 1 p.m. Tributes may be sent lo St. Anne's Mead Retirement Home, 16106 W. 12 Mile Rd Souihfieid, Michigan 48076.

KLEIN DOROTHY June 4. Mother of Mrs Graham Gibson and the lale Richard; sister of Cecil Roberts and Mrs. Grace Hull; five grandchildren. Funeral from the Vernevden Funeral Home. 16300 Mack at Outer Wednesday at 9, and to St.

Paul Church at 9:30. Prayers Tuesday evening at 8:30. KROK PAUL. Beloved husband of Anna; dear father of Geraldine Foerster, Anna Hughes. Paul seven grandchildren.

Funeral Thursday 8:45 a.m. from the Bagnasco Funeral Home, 25800 Harper, St. Joan of Arc 9:30 a.m. Rosary Wednesday p.m. in state Tuesday after 4 p.m.

KURKOWSKI ANNA M. June S. Wife of the lata Joseph; dear mother of John William Mrs. Zell French, Charles Robert Eugene Ronald Mrs. Shirley MacDon-ald, Donald T.

and Mrs. Joan DenDooven; also survived by 39 grandchildren and nine greatgrandchildren. Funeral from AJ. Desmond A Sons Funeral Home, 2600 Crooks Rd. (Bet Maple A Big Beaver) Wednesday 10 a.m.

St. Clement Church (Centerllne) at II. Rosary Tuesday 8 p.m. LEONARD DAVID June 4. Husband of the lale Cecelia; father of James; brother of George, Marion, Dorothy and Lillian.

Funeral from the Vernevden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack al Outer Wednesday at 9, and to SI. Phllomena Church at 9:30. Prayers Tuesday evening at 7. LEONARD LURA June 4, 1978 at the Arnold Home, Detroit. Beloved sister of Maude Leonard, Detroit, Mrs LeRoy E.

Klefer, Bloomfleld Hills; aunt of LeRoy Klefer, Jr. of Saginaw. John L. Klefer of Birmingham, Mrs. Charles Gwlnn of North Carolina and Mrs.

Lura Beatrice Pugsley of New York City; also survived by four grand-nephews. Memorial service at Cedar-holm Chapel, Kirk In the Hills, 1340 W. Long Lake Bloomfleld Hills, Wednesday June 7 at 11 o'clock. Memorial tributes may be sent to the Arnold Home Auxllllary, 18520 W. Seven Ml.

Detroit, 48219. LIEBOLD CORA June 4. Wife of Fred mother of Dorothy; sister of Harold Miller Funeral from the Verhev den Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer Drive, Wednesday at 1. MASON ALICE M. suddenly, age 40, of Trenton, Michigan.

Beloved wife of James dearest mother of Lisa, dear sister of Wayne and Sharol Shateau Funeral from Girrbach-Krasun Funerel Home, (River Rouge Chapel) 10783 Jefferson, Thursday 11 a.m. Interment Elllston Cemetery, Elllston, Ohio. McPARTLIN JOSEPH age 65 Beloved brother of Mrs. Mariorla Syme, Mrs. Eileen Wltkop, Mrs.

Patricia Whltlark, Mrs. Florence Lallch, Mrs. Jacqueline Stewart, Mrs Maureen Storehouse, George, Leo and Eugene McParllln. Services Wednesday 10:30 a.m. at the Thomson Funeral Home, 7210 Park, Allen Park and 11 a.m.

at St. Frances Cabrlnl Church. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. MEHRER MILDRED June 3 of Royal Oak. Dear sister of Harold, Mrs.

Rov Rlggs (Evelyn), Mrs. John Tachar (Kathleen) and Mrs Daniel Quinlan (Dorothy); also serveral nieces and nephews end greai-nleces and nephews. Funeral services will be private. Interment Roseland Park Cemetery. For further Information call Vasu Funeral Home, 549-0500.

MISTELE JOHN WILFRED, June A Beloved husband of Edith; dear father of Dr Carolyn Jackson, Mrs Keith (Shirley Ann) Duskev, Mrs. Dorman (Marllynn) Dlckerson also survived by seven grandchildren, and one sister Esther Mlstele Funeral service from McCabe Funeral Home, 18570 Grand River at Glastonbury. Thursday 1 p.m. Interment Roseland Park. O'BRIEN RUSSELL.

Beloved husband Irene deer father of Thomas three grandchildren, son of Helen O'Brien, brother of Edward Funeral Wednesday al 1:30 a.m. from he Leonard A. Turowskl Funeral Heme, 19400 Joy Rd. to SI. Suzanne Church al 9 a.m.

Rosary Tuesday al 7 p.m. PRAMSTALLER GEORGE June 4 Beloved husband of Mamie, dear fetner of iws Michael (fcvetvn) Monardt and George deer brother of Irene PoH, four grandchildren and five great-grendchiidren Funeral services Hamilton. Hoffman Fu neral Heme, 20740 Grand Rivar Wednesday 9 e.m to St Scholestlca Church al 10 a Rosary Tuesday 7 30 p.m. In state Tuesdev 2-5 and i-y m. PRENDEVILLE DAVID O'CONNOR.

Deer brother of Edward and Mrs Ann Phillip and the late James. Mrs. Lucille Woods end Charles, also leaves several nieces end nephews. Funerel from the Eppens-VanDeweghe Funeral nomeAiM tadieux Rd at Harper, Wednesday at 10:15 a.m. and St Paul on the Lake Catholic Church at it a.m.

prayers Tuesday 8 p.m. RITTER MARY ANN June 1 Beloved wife or wiiuam K. Dear mother of Mrs Michael (Nannette) Simlch, Dlanne, Nancy, Kathleen and John; Daughter of Valentine Groth and the late Marian; sister of Sister Norma (Emerentla) Groth IHM, Earl, Can, Vincent, David and Francis Groth, Mrs. Joann Keith and the late Llovd. Funeral from J.A.

Desantls Funeral Home, 11470 mite near Hoover. Thursday 9:30, St Besll Church at 10 am prayers Wednesday 8:30 p.m. RODMAN EDITH. June 2nd. Beloved wife of tne tote toward, services Wednes' day, 10 a.m.

al the Ross B. North. rep A Son Funeral Home, 22401 urano mver iweororo). ROGERS CHARLES A June 2. Dear father of Charles Roy John Mrs.

Charles (Hester) Monnot, also survived by 16 grandchildren and nine greet-grandchildren; one brother, Roger Rogers, Funeral service from the McCabe Funeral name, 1950 Grand River at Gias tonbury Thursday al 11 a.m. Inter' ment Acacia Park. ROZYCKI JOHN June 3. Beloved husband of the late Marie; dear father of John H. and Robert four grandchildren.

Funerel Wednesday 9:15 a.m. from the Wuiek Funeral noma, iwoi van Dyke to SI. josapnat Qttunh at 10 a.m. Inter. ment Mt Olivet.

Rosary Tuesday 7:30 p.m. Contributions Please to Michigan cancer society. RZEPPA EDMUND ace 64, June 3, suddenly Beloved husband of Mar- lam (Irene); step-falher of Dr John (Mildred) Kukula; also six grand' children; dear brother of Miss Agnes Rzeppa; son of the late August and Marie; brother of the lale Joseph, Anna and Cecila. At the Buemer Funeral Home. 11930 Wilfred at Gratiot until Wednesday 9:30 a.m.

Funeral Wednesday 9:30 and St. Anthony Church 10 a.m. Rosary Scripture Tuesday I o.m. interment Mt. Olivet.

Member of St. Joseph's SCANLAN ANN June 4. Beloved wife of the late Richard J. dear mother of Richard J. Robert also survived by seven grandchildren Funerai service from McCabe Fu neral Home, 18570 Grand River at Glastonbury Wednesday 8:30 a.m., SI Monica Church 9:15 am.

Interment Mt. Olivet. SHERMAN ELIZABETH June 4 of Livonia Beloved daughter of Mrs. Ellen Sherman; dear sister of Mr and Mri John J. Sherman and Miss Ruth Sherman; also leaves four nieces and nine grand-nieces end nephews.

Pravers 9 a.m. Wednesday al the Heenev-Sundaulst Fu neral Home, 23720 Farmington Farmlngton. Mass 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at SI. Gerald Church, 21300 Farmlngton Farmlngton.

Rosary 8 p.m. Tuesday Visitation 5-9 p.m. Monday and 1-9 p.m. Tuesday. SMITH NELSON M.

of Trenton. SI years suddenly June 4. Beloved husband of Edith Smith; dear father of Marguerite E. Lutz; five grandchlf dren; two great-grandchildren. A Memorial service will be held 7:30 p.m.

Friday June 9 at First Presby terian Church of Trenton, 2799 West Trenton. Memorial contrlbu lions may be made to First Presbv terlan Church of Trenton Tribute Fund. STEVENSON NETTIE 6 June 4, 75 years. oeioveo wire ot tne late George dear friend of Mr and Mrs. Ronald Robinson; also two greal-nleces.

Funeral Wednesday 1 pm al the Sawyer-Fuller Funeral Home, 2125 w. 12 ivuie oiks ot Wdwrd.) Interment Acacia Park Cemetery, TALBOTT james Beloved husband of Cynthia; dear father of David, Debbie, Jeffrey end David; dear son of Mr and Mrs. B. Glenn Talbott; dear brother of Glenn (Dick) and Mrs. Sherrl Lvnne Grimes Services Taylor Che pet of the Voran Funeral Home, 23750 Goddard Rd nr Telegraph, Thursday 11 a.m.

TEKLINSKI JOSEPH. Beloved husband of the late Pearl; dear father of Mrs. Henrietta Kamlrtskl, Mrs. Rav (Dolores) Bonczklewlcz, Stanley. Ch ester, Walter, the lale Joseph and Michael; tamer-ln-law of Dorothy fciriei, sevlna, Helen end the late toward; seven grandchildren Fu neral Thursday el 9 a.m.

from the Leonard A. Turowskl Funeral Home. 19400 Jov lo St Andrew Church at 930. Rosary Wednesday 81 7:30 p.m. VOLBRECHT VIOLA June age 82, of Wayne.

Former owner of Elolse inn. a member of our Master Lutheran Church, Inkster, Mich. Beloved wife of the late Adotph dear mother of Ellen Slamer and tne tate tdwln Bornmann grandmother of Charles and Alien siamer; sister of Cornelius I. Schroeoer and Marie Cassini Funeral at the Uht Memorial Fu. neral Heme, 35400 Glennwood Westland, Mich, Wednesday at lp.m.

Memorials to the Church available at the funeral home. WANGBICHLER EDWARD June 3, of Inkster Husband of Evelyn, father of Ed ward Mrs. Verne (Marilyn) Smith end Mrs. Neal (Madelvn) Sholund; also survived by ten grandchildren end one greatgrandchild; brother of Mrs. John (Marie) Marks, Arthur, end Mrs.

Ida Racho. Funeral Wednesday 9:30 a.m. from Dearborn Chapel of the Howe-Petersen Funeral Heme, 22546 Mlchiaan Ava an in from SI Norbert's Church. Rosary 8:30 p.m. Tuesday.

WENCEL HL June A Retired Chief of Detectives, Detroit Police ubi eno wavno County Sheriff Beloved husband of tha lata dear father of Mrs. Florence Ferry, Mrs. James (Virginia) Berg, Mrs. Douglas (Emily) Williams, Gerald and Mrs. John (Doris) Lambrechl; 13 grandchildren, seven oreal-orandrhlMran of Anne Erpetding.

Helen Moore end Thomas Wencel. Funeral from tvu k. auaivan Funeral Home. 14230 McNIchols Rri morning at 10:30 end SI. Schotastica Church al II Rosary Wednesday al 7:30 p.m.

Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. VVTNSLOW SHIRLEY Beloved wife of Nor-men; dearest mother of Mrs. Joseph (Gall Marie) O'Grady, Gary and Gregory dear daughter of Herbert J. Cole; dear grandmother of two grandchildren, dear sister of William Cole, and Garai. dine Molinaro Resting et the Clvno runarai name, asa Gratiot East Detroit until Wednesday at 9 p.m.

Services at St Leonard Catholic Church Thursday at 10 am Rosary Wednesday 7 p.m. WRIGHT MAYME A June A Dear mother of Mr Egon (Rosemary) Kas, also six grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Services at th Wei-tenbenser Funeral Home, 13841 Gratiot. Thursday II a.m. Abbey, Charles.

Services 11 a at ne Eppons-VenOeweehe Funeral Hem. Balenas, Delia. Funeral am from the Verhevden Funeral Home, end to Our Lady Queen of Peace Ctmrcn el 30. Boris, Kenneth ft. Funerel 9:30 i from me A.J.

Desmond 4 Sent Funeral Home. Troy, end to St Eiiiaoeth Ann Seton Church at 10 a.m. Carothert, Stanley. Funeral 11 am. from the Caidwel-Muttleon Funeral Home, Garden City Cherboneou, Theresa.

Funerel 9:15 a.m. from the W.F. Heckett A Son Funeral Home, Dearborn Chapel, and to Holy Redeemer Church at 10 a.m. Dljhn, A. Helen.

Funerel 1 p.m. at the Vernevden Funeral Home. Dotien, James B. Funeral services I p.m at the Hammond-Goodnuff-Bumhem Funeral Heme. Forbes.

Rhea. Services 240 a.m. al the Ira Kaufamn Chapel. Southfieid. Gaiper, George S.

Service 1 45 a.m. at Balmes-Plorkowskl Funeral Home, end to Our Lady Queen of Heaven Church at 930. Guia, Eugene T. Funeral 10 a.m. from the OS.

Temrowiki Funeral Home, end to St. Sylvester Church al 10:30 am Jureensen, Richard. Funeral service 1 1 a.m. al Thayer-Rock Funeral Home, Farmlngton, KaDebat, Oauood. Funeral 10 a.m.

from Mother of God Church, Berg Rd et 10 Mlie, Souihfieid. Arrangements by Vasu Funeral Heme. Karlson, Henrietta E. Funeral 10 a m. at the A.H.

Peter Funeral Home. Graliot. Klnsel, John Funeral 1 p.m. at BeH Chapel of the Wm. R.

Hamilton Birmingham, Knudten, Leonard. Funeral services 11 e.m. at the Lake Orion Chapel of the Sparks-Griffin Funeral Home, 111 E. Flint. Kowalskl, Edward L.

Funeral services 9:30 e.m. from the Warren Chapel of the David J. Wyseckl Funerel Home, and to St. Cletus Church al 10. Laird, Bettv Jeea Services 1 p.m.

from the Querfeld Funeral Home, Oearborn. Ltnolev, Joseph W. Funeral 1 p.m. at A.H. Peters Funeral Home, Gratiot.

MacLeod, Frances M. Services 10 a.m. at the R.G. R. Harris Funeral Home, Harper Ave Martin, Lotto.

Memorial service 11 a.m. at Redemption Lutheran Church, E. Seven Mile Rd. at Slrasburg, Detroit. Mitchell, William.

Services 10 a.m. at the John N. Santeiu Son Funeral Home, Inkster Road Montofth, Marlon. Funeral service at 1 1 a.m. at Be Chapel of the Wm.

R. Hamilton Co, Birmingham. Munnlnes, Gary. Funeral service 9:30 a.m. from the Haley Funeral Home and to Mass at SI.

Ives Church at 10. Robinson, Charles. Funeral services 10 e.m. at the Manev-Burrel Turowskl Funeral Home, 9300 Mid- dlebell. Schutter, WUttam J.

Sr. Funeral 1:45 a.m. at E.J. Mandzluk Funeral Home, Warren, end lo St. Mark's Church at 9:30 a.m.

Slomczenskl, Michael. Services 9:30 a.m. from the Saiewskl Funeral Home, and to 511 Peter Paul Church at 10. Sofia, Rom M. Services 9:30 a.m.

from the John N. Santeiu Son Funeral HOme, Garden City, and lo St Mel's Church al 10. Sole, Jerry D. Services 1 p.m. from the Ted SuHlvan Funeral Home, NOVI.

Tesner, Matflda. Funeral 11 a.m. al the A.H. Peter Funeral Home, warren. Unger, Fred.

Funeral service 10 a.m. at the Chat. R. Step Funeral Home. VanHul, Albert.

Funeral 1 p.m from the Vernevden Funeral Home. Wegtarz, Frank. Funerel 9:30 a.m. from Lesney Son Funeral Home, Dearborn. 39 Death Notices 1 ARIS WILLIAM June 4.

Beloved husband of Evelyn dear father of William grandfather of Jeanne end Jimmy Arls. Services 10 o'clock Wednesday morning at the R.G. A G.R. Harris Funeral Home, 15251 Harper Avenue. Memorials to Calvin East United Presbyterian Church would be appreciated.

BEAUPRE WALDO J. (BUSS), Of Avon formerly of Grosse Pointe. Husband of Lucille; father of Albert, David and Robert; brother of Marvin, Albert, Kenneth, Mrs. Raymond Grimmer. Mrs.

James Clay-comb and Mrs Francis Davison Funeral 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Plx-lev Memorial Chapel, to SI Andrew Catholic Church for Mass of the Ressurectlon at 11 a.m. Liturgical services Tuesday 8 p.m. Plxtey Memorial Chapel, 322 W. University Rochester Contributions lo Little Sisters of the Poor Interment Mt Avon Cemetery, Rochester.

BORIS KENNETH ft June 3. Dear son of Stanley and Sophia, brother of Mrs. Charles (Jeane) Wynn, Mrs. Michael (Joenne) Buck, Mrs Charles (Carolyn) Bovalr, James and Stanley, grandson of Mrs. Mary Borlsh.

Funeral from the A. J. Desmond A Sons Funeral Home, 2600 Crooks Rd. (between Maple and Big Beaver), Troy Tuesday at 9:30 and to St Elizabeth Ann Seton al 10 o'clock. Rosary Monday at 7 p.m.

BRZUCHOWSKI BARBARA, June 4. Beloved wife of the late John, dearest mother of James Brook, Mrs. Edwin (Helen) Noweczvk, John Brook and Raymond Brook; also survived by 11 grandchildren and seven greatgrandchildren; sister of Frances Mlchalkiewlcz, John, Stefan, and Chester Sokalskl and Helen Terei. Funeral Wednesday 10 a.m. from Falrfane Funeral Heme, 13510 W.

Warren at Schaefer, Dearborn and St. Alphonsus Church al 10:30. Ro-sary Tuesday 7:30 p.m. CARMANY CHARLES Jr June A Beloved son of Charles Sr and the late Dorothy, deer brother of Raymond and Christopher; grendson of Mrs. Alma L.

Wilson; nephew of Charles Rvan Services 1 o'clock Wednesday afternoon et the R.G. A G.R. Harris Funeral Home, 15451 Farmlngton Livonia Interment Parkview Memorial Cemetery. CRITTENDEN RUTH June 3 Beloved wife of Don, dear daughter of Mr Addison Johnson; sister of Mrs Marion Reed, Addison Johnson Jr and Kenneth Johnson Services 10 o'clock Wednesday morning from the R.G. A G.R.

Harris Funeral Home, 15451 Farmlngton Livonia Internment Glen Eden Cemetery; DOTSON JAMES E. Beloved hnthanri nt I ha late Virginia, dear father of Mrs natnieen sutler Mrs Pearl Bel-dean, also survived by seven orandchildran and flu grandchlldren Funeral service Tuesday 1 p.m. at the Hammond-Goodnuff-Bumham Funeral Home, 34501 Flv Ml Ihlivn Talaaranh. Beech Daly). UPl Photo 2 2 2 6 8 0 0 TRAFFIC SOARS Windsor tunnel air tested for pollution By BILLY BOWLES Free Press Staff Writer Following published reports that motorists have complained of nausea and headaches, the Canadian government began tests Monday of the air in the Detroit-Windsor tunnel.

Herb Gray, a Liberal member of the Canadian Parliament from Windsor, called for the tests after the Windsor Star reported last week that motorists complained of headaches and nausea caused by exhaust fumes in the tunnel. A SPOKESMAN for the company that owns the tunnel denied there is anything wrong with its air. Testing by technicians from Canada's Department of Health and Welfare began Monday A spokesman for the department said results wouldn't be available before Thursday or Friday. Traffic in the tunnel has increased since a strike began April 6 at the Ambassador Bridge, the only other link between Detroit and Windsor for automobile and truck traffic. Truckers are using the tunnel rather than crossing picket lines at the bridge.

RONALD DELANEY, vice-president and general manager of the Detroit Canada Tunnel said that since the strike began, truck traffic in the tunnel has tripled or quadrupled. But he said that his company monitors the air in the tunnel 24 hours a day, using "some of the most modern sensing equipment money can buy." Also, air-excnange equipment totally renews the air in the tunnel every 90 seconds, Delaney said. ACCORDING TO DELANEY, the air-monitoring equipment constantly tests air quality, recording its results on a graph. He said he has examined these graphs for every minute since the bridge strike started, and at no time did the test results indicate a health hazard. Delaney first told a Free Press reporter that his office had received some complaints about fumes in the tunnel.

Interviewed later Monday by another reporter, Delaney said his office had received no complaints about the fumes. The bridge strike by 21 members of Detroit Teamster Local 299 working as toll collectors, scalemen, traffic directors and maintenance workers involves wages and other benefits. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAPTER 39 TO MAKE IT ILLEGAL FOR MINORS TO BUY OR POSSESS SPRAY PAINT Notice it hereby given that a public hearing wiH be held by the City Council of Detroit, Michigan, In the Committee Room, 13th Floor of the City-County Building, on FRIDAY, JUNE 16. 1978 AT 10.15 A.M., at which time all interested persons are invited to be present and be heard as to their views on the above proposed ordinance amendment described as followst SUMMARY The proposed addition to the Code ot the City of Detroit would make it illegal for persons under the age of eighteen to buy, possess or transfer spray paint without permission of a parent or guardian. It also provides the recording requirements for those dealers who transact with persons under eighteen years of age.

Copies of the ordinance are available in the Office of the City Clerk. JAMES H. BRADLEY CtyOtHc.