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7 1 I Pip Allied Fionst. 1 1 LOVELY Lively Death Kcficss Funeral Today Poinsetlias Brintis tne warm spirit of Christmas! Bader, Joseoh 6urell-Linq-Mney-Stewert 11LBEL iMOSS-LIPINSKI INC, i J0 (toll free) nr ft-flll. Baeti Helen A. H. Peters Lcsney GERTRUDE, Dec.

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E. N. (Camillia) MacDonald of325 East BROWN BIRMINGHAM Ballou, James W. Berriman, Ethelbsrt Burns, Daniel Clemtnts, Frank Dietrich, Lawrinc S. Dinkel, Karl Ewald, Fisher, Donna Mida Gallagher, Joseph Funeral Directors A.

H. Peters J. A. DeSantis Harris A. H.

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there is no law forcing anyone to buy a pet, but that the books are full of laws forcing you to take proper care of one once you get it. Kittens and puppies are much like babies, warned Andrews. They can't stand being mauled, thrown or used as footballs, and their tummies are as fussy as those of any Infant. They need lots of sleep in dry, moderately heated draft-free areas. Never should they be put outdoors to sleep, day or night, they often cannot stand snow, rain, wind or cold, Andrews cautioned.

For a pet to live a long, healthy life, Fox said, it will need the attention of veteri narians regularly and in a hurry if it falls ill. Vaccines to protect from animal infections are necessary in some now required by law. Animal medicine and surgery fees are not chetp, these experts also pointed out. THERE IS also the problem of house-training the new kitten or puppy, they said. If you can't control your temper, that is no job for you.

The new pet is not only confused but frustrated, and punishment, unless gentle and objective, will defeat your purpose. Mrs. Dyce, Andrews and Fox also pointed out that pets just can't be fed "anything." Neither can they be left any Dyee, president of the Anti-Cruelty Association of Michigan, an animal welfare agency in Detroit. If the pet is not wanted and won't be genuinely welcomed by the whole family, don't get one, added Frank Andrews, executive director and man-a of the Detroit-based Michigan Humane Society. Despite all the 1 a i h-ments used by pet shops, discount stores, kennel operators, dealers and breeders, owning a pet puts an obligation on you, warned George Fox, i of the Macomb County Humane i in suburban Utica.

These veteran animal welfare experts point out that BY ROBERT De WOLFE Fret Press Staff Writer Too often, the Christmas holidays signal the start of the cruel season for new pets. The little puppies and kittens received so gleefully on Christmas morning can soon become a great deal of trouble to care for properly. FOR THESE reasons, a trio of Detroit-area animal welfare leaders are pleading with parents not to buy pets as Christmas presents for their children unless they are prepared to make the necessary adjustments in the family routine. Only dyed-in-the-wool animal lovers should become owners, said Mrs. Robert great length of time without food or water.

But for those who understand the problems and still are interested, many kinds of dogs and cats are available at the Anti-Cruelty Association, 13569 Jos. Campau, between Davison and Six Mile; Michigan Humane Society, 7401 Chrysler Freeway, and Macomb County Humane Society, 11350 Twenty-Two Mile Road, Shelby Township, between Van Dyke and Schoenherr. Pets are also available at the Michigan Animal Rescue League, 790 Featherstone, just east of East Pontiac, or any of the municipal or county dog pounds. Howe-Peterson Keiier, Kuoy BIRMINGHAM CHAPEL MAPI AUF waoan, Mass. and Mrs.

6. B. Roth of Kensington, Md. Funeral service at Chanel of the Wm. R.

Hamilton 395 Cass Monday I o.m Memorial tributes may be sent to Jefferson Ave. Presbyterian Church or to the charity of your choice. JACOBS EDWARDS 5. of 677 W. Alexandrine, December 18.

Husband of Adeline; father of John; qrandfather of Diana, Larry, Danny, and Garry of John. At the Taylor Chapel of the Howe-Peterson Funeral Home, 105O1 S. Teleqraoh (N. of Goddard), Taylor. Funeral 1 p.m.

Tuesday at Christ Lutheran Church, 756 W. Philadelphia. In state at church from noon until time of service. KAJGANA JOSEPH. Dear friend of Kyrylo Suz-anskvl and Stanley Dmoch.

Services Tuesday 1 o.m. from the John K. Orlicti Funeral Home, 17950 Woodward. Burial Everqreen. KENNEDY JO 4-6004 Ml 4-6000 3975 CASS AVE.

TE 1-2712 Manley Bailey A. H. Peters Wm. Sullivan Wm. R.

Hamilton Nixon-Weis DeSantis Northrop Hacked Haley Howe-Peterson Ted C. Sullivan Calcaterra Kelsey, Ronald K. Kennedy, Clara Ketchum, Albert N. Lewis, Ella Louisa Lusk, Stafford B. McAllister Aqnes Manninq, Howard L.

Miianowicz, Jerry Mollohan, Baily Pace, Ward L. Paris, Sylvia Phelps, Russell F. Praet. Irene IRA KAUFMAN CHAPEL 18325 W. 9 Mile EL 7-5200 HARVEY A.

NEELY FUNERAL HOME, INC. MEYERS RD. AT JAMES COUZENS 16540 MEYERS RD. UN 1J80 A.H. Peters Funeral Home VanLerberqhe Prevost, Frederick Leroy A.

peters rnesi, narry ar. Nee ly Rose, Martin A. Schmaliriedt aaareia, Leonard Isaac Memorial St. Germain, Catherine Griffith Wade 12057 GRATIOT 20705 MACK, G.P Woods LA 4-7700 TU 4-5500 CLARA. Suddenly.

Beloved wile of Lambert A ex; dear mother of toward, John and Mrs. JoseDh (Virginia) Bovd; also fifteen qrandchildren and threa Schmekel, Annie L. Sellers, Vema Semelroth, Frieda Shermetaro, Rose Weldon, Theresa Wsidon, Thomas J. Wlodek, Harold SCHMALZRIEDT SONS 16625 Grand River VE 5-3100 areat-arandeht dren. Funera Mon Rudy Weitenberner Baqnasco DeSantis Desantis Vasu-Lynch day 8:30 a.m.

from the A. H. Peters Funeral Home, 20705 Mack Ave. at US: Vows New Poverty Unit Vernier Rd. (8 Mile, Grosse Hte.

Woods, and 9:30 a.m. at St. Clement A. J. VAN LERBERGHE 13340 E.

Warren VA 2-1700 ESTABLISHED 70 YEARS Church, Centerline. Rosary Sunday Death Notices 8:00 p.m. KNIGHT VASU-LYNCH Wood Bet. 13-14 Mile LI 9-0500 NORMAN R. December 20.

Brother Chas. Verheyden, Inc. Established Over 60 Years 16300 MACK AT OUTER DRIVE TU 1-8500 of Mrs. Bertha Nidd; also survived by two nieces and two nephews. Funeral Tuesday 2:30 p.m., Ham-mond-Haas Funeral Home, 24501 Five Mile between Telegraph and Beech Daly.

LINDOW LIN DOW, See Oetlen notice. MORGAN ANNA. Dear wife of the late Patrick IS Legal Notices BOCCIA LILLIAN F. Dear wife of Anqelo; mother of Mrs. Louis (Laura) Wolff, Mrs.

Howard Valarie DeLong; Mrs. Patrick (Vervle) Geary; nineqrand-children; sister of Mrs. Lucy Fani, Mrs. Bertha DiPlrro and Mrs. Ma-tha Mastrofrancesco.

Services Tuesday 9:30 a.m. at Groesbeck Funeral Home, 226 Crocker Ml Clemens and to St. Thecla Church, 10 a.m. Rosary 7:30 p.m. Monday, CASTINE MARY C.i December 19, aqe 67.

Wife of the late Herbert; dear mother of Mrs. Gerald (Marie) Lilla, Mrs. Robert (Florence) Cordts dear mother of Mrs. Rita Mika, Mrs. Dn nres JAnssen.

Patrick Wayne County's much-criticized anti-poverty program, now going out of business, will be replaced by spring with a new program, a federal official said Sunday. The old program, which served eight suburban communities, has been killed by the federal Office of Economic Opportunity (OEO) on the ground that it was not really helping the poor. "Our objective is to get something going that will really help the poor," said Stanley k. Stern, OEO deputy regional director, in a telephone interview from Chicago. "As soon as we can put to gether a community action group, we'll be in business." STERN SAID OEO officials and local officials are still working out details of a new agreement that will cover anti-poverty programs for Ham-tramck, Highland Park, Romulus, Inkster, Taylor, Sumpter Township, Ecorse and River Rouge.

A key problem still to be worked out, Stern said, is finding local funds to match federal funds. The Wayne County Board of Commissioners ts expected to vote this week on appropriating money for the new Jr. and James also survived bv thirteen grandchildren and seven Also to be resolved is who will administer the new program. Stern said he is anxious not to repeat mistakes made by the old OEO-sponsored program during its five-year history. Funds were cut off Nov.

30 after repeated clashes between program administrators and a citizens' committee had stalemated the program's efficiency. Philip C. Sims, chairman of the citizens' board, has, schedv uled a meeting of OEO staffers at 7 p.m. Monday at Wayne County General Hospital to air grievances over the old program. of Orchard Lake, Nrs.

Norman (Pa- great-grandchildren; sister of Mrs. Mary Christie. Funeral Tuesday 9 a.m. from A. H.

Peters Funeral Home, 20705 Mack Ave. at Vernier Road (8 Mile), Grosse Pte. Woods, and 9:30 a.m. St. Jude Church.

Rosary Monday at 8 p.m. Tnciai noDs oi Missouri ana Mrs. Terry (Eleanor) McHenry; also eiaht grandchildren. Two sisters and two brothers in New York. Funeral from the Wm.

J. Duross Funeral Home, 28499 Schoenherr (S. of 12 Mile), Warren, Tuesday 9:30 and to IN THE SUPREME COURT OF ONTARIO BETWEEN: MILDRED LORETTA JACKSON, Petitioner and CHARLES EDWARD JACKSON, Respondent. NOTICE TO RESPONDENT A petition for divorce, custody of the infant children, Charles Leslie and Scott Keith, and for costs, has been presented by Mildred Loretta Jackson. You may inspect the Petition at the office of the Local Reqistrarof this Court, at Room 104, Kent County Building, 21 Seventh Street, Chatham, Ontario.

If you wish to appear to or oppose the Petition, or if you seek other relief, your Appearance or Answer and Counter-Petition must be delivered in accordance with the Rules of Court. In default of Appearance or Answer, you will not be entitled to notice of any further OETJEN CLARA, December 19. Sister of Mrs. Wesley 'F. (Ida) Llndow, Mrs.

Herbert L. (Luella) Beerman, William H. and Albert j. uetien; uni oti Wesley Lindow, Mrs. Albert L.

(Marion) Abbott and Donald A. Lin-1 dow. Funeral Tuesday 2 p.m. at A H. Peters Funeral Home, 207051 Mack Ave.

at Vernier Rd. (8 Mile), Grosse Pointe Woods. Memorial con- ADVERTISEMENT St. Edmund Church at 10 a.m. Scripture Service Monday 8 p.m.

CUMMINGS PATRICIA ANN. Beloved wife of Ralph dear mother of Laura; dear sister of Betty Thompson, Mae Bond, Catherine Bevil and Lillian Montgomery. Funeral from the Ep-pens-VanDeweghe Funeral Home, 6)50 Cadieux Rd. at Harper, Detroit. Wednesday at 9:45 a.m.

and at St. Catherine's Church in Algonac at 11 a.m. Rosary Thursday 8 p.m. COYLE OWEN, Dec. 20.

Beloved husband of Frances. Dear father of Mrs. Donald (Irene) Palmer, Mrs. Dennis (Frances) McKenna, Owen Charles, James, Patrick, Michael and Mrs. Gene (Margaret) Kowalski.

Also proceedings. THOMAS D. CAMPBELL, Barrister, 10 Fifth Street, CHATHAM, Ontario, Solicitor for the Petitioner; AP Photo iriPUIIUn5 lUr ICOU1KF I I allium, uiay be made in her name to Wayne State Fund, Wayne State University, Detroit. OUVRY 20 Police lead would-be hijacker from plane CAMILLE, December 20. Husband LOST and FOIIM! of Jeanne; brother of Mrs.

Marcella r-ri- naMjvver. Mi-c Aumicta Timmw. HAVE YOU LOST OR FOUND FRIENDLY man. Charles. Louis and Leo; also! SOMETHING? A FREE PRESS AD WILL HELP.

survived by one sister and one $100,000 Bail Set two sisters in Belgium. Funeral from the Verheyden Funral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer Wednesday, at 9:15 and to Our Lady of Sorrows Church at 10. Rosary Tuesday evening at 8. The Most Exciting Headache News In Yearsl Doctors' Tests In Treating Nervous Tension Headaches Nov Made Public Non-Narcotic Tablet (that needs no prescription) Proves Just As Effective As The Expensive, Leading Pain-Relief Prescription Of Doctors. CALL MISS DAY, 222-6635.

BRITTANY male Duo, red spotted paws lost Mi-Rew. PR 3-628B. CAT, black female, lost 7 Mil-Llvr-nols. Reward. 341-7076.

DOBERMAN Red and tan male, lost 12 Mile-Philadelpnia. Reward. 899-0777 or TO 8-2470. LONG-Haired qray cat, with white underside and face, lost vie. Outer Mile.

Reward. 521-5298, In Hijack Attempt PARIS SYLVIA Dec. 17, Wife of the late John; dear mother of Charles L. O'Brien; dauqhter of Mrs. Margaret Paaano; two grandchildren; sister of Mario and Paul Pagano.

Funeral from Ted. C. Sullivan Funeral Home, 14230 W. McNichols Tuesday Morning at 9 and Holy Family Church at 10. Contributions to Marllac Hall would be appreciated.

In state Sunday 2 p.m. LOST on 12-16, small blk-qold hairy puppy, Yorkshire Terrier, Dearborn Hqts. area. Rew. 278-1948.

LOST Male Terrier, vie. Dearborn. Reward. 584-0815. Attempt Fails To Rescue 2 In House Fire Two young men were killed in a house fire near Romeo early Sunday despite the rescue efforts of a former fire fighter.

James Coleman, 32, of 28328 Armada Ridge Armada, told police he saw a fire at 58474 Winston, Washington Township, Macomb County, on his way to work at 5:30 a.m. Coleman said he broke a window and pulled the half-conscious body of Marvin J. Storey, 24, from the burning house. Storey, who owned the house, died on his way to the hospital. Firemen later found another body, tentatively identified through dental records as Theodore J.

Grabski 16, of 5399 Twenty-three Mile, Utica. A defective furnace started the fire, authorities said. LOST. St. Bernard female, Sherwood- PATTEE December 20.

Beloved i days; MILDRED I ,.,11.. A A 1 Am Ar D7A-OIJ, IIIH.1.3. brother, Doth ot Scotland. Also survived by 27'qrandchlldren. Funeral Tuesday from the J.

Griffin Funeral Home, 17600 Plymouth (Just east of Southfield) Time later. DENYER SYLVIA, December 19. Beloved wife of Albert dear mother of Jack and Mrs. Bruce (Marian) Reno; qrandmomer of John, Dennis, Robert and Donald Denver, Donald Bob and Nancy Roberts. Sister df Mrs.

Corrine Geisler, Mrs. Remilda Iske and Louis Galorneau. Funeral from the J. A. DeSantis Funeral Home, Chalmers Ave.

at Charlevoix, Wednesday at 9. St. Philip Ner! Church at 9:30 a.m. Rosary Tuesday at 8 p.m. Interment Richmond, Mich.

Suqgested visitinq hours 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. FAULL NINA L. December 18. Beloved wife of Harry; dear- mother of Harry Faull sister of Mrs. Lulu Tuov-ila, Mrs.

Mae Hooo, Mrs. Milma Karvonen and Mrs. Helen Lilmatta; also survived bv two qrandchildren Services 10:00 Tuesday morning at the R. G. G.

R. Harris Funeral Home, 14751 W. McNichols Road. FOWLER MARJORIE ANN. December 19.

Wife of Arthur mother of Mrs. Marqaret Fowler and William D. Mott; dauqhter of Mrs. Marqaret Kemp; sister of Mrs. Eleanor Welsch and Douglas Kemp; also eiaht qrandchildren.

Funeral at the Verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer Dr. Tuesday at FRASSON of Elizabeth E. (Betty! and Malcom MALE, mixed malamute and German C. grandmother of Leslie, Rich-! Shepherd, black, white chest, tan ard, Robert, Lori and Randy. In legs, bandits masked face, 75 I state at McCabe Funeral Home.l Mi 8, Ryan, Warner 8, 9 Mile area.

18570 Grand River corner Glaston-, Childs pet, family dog, substantial bury until Tuesday 10 p.m. Funeral 1 reward. SL 7-2760. 'rom RS2f2rd POODLE grey male, "Maurice" lost 6 pdist Church, 22400 Grand River I Rew. TW 2-6459.

Wednesday 1 m. nterment Wood-IbcTTi a. r'iuirrrA lawn. Contributions may be made to legs, Schoolcraft-Burt. 533-1639, TULSA, Okla-(AP) Bond was set at $100,000 Sunday for a man who, although apparently unarmed, handed a stewardess a note threatening to hijack a plane to Cuba, i The man was arrested when he agreed to let everyone off the plane during a stop in Tulsa.

Airline officials said Denis boarded a Continental Air-, lines DC9 at Albuquerque, N.M., Saturday night, i The plane stopped at Wichita, en route to Tulsa, and just after it took off Denis handed a stewardess a note reading: "I've got a gun in my jacket. We're going to Cuba. Merry Christmas." As the plane neared Tulsa, authorities said, Denis agreed to allow the jet to land so its 26 passengers could get off. When the plane landed, the crew got off with the passengers. Tulsa Police Officer Don Ecker boarded the aircraft and ar-, rested Denis, who was in a rest room, without a struggle.

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16, Livernols-7 Mile area. Reward. UN 1-3487. 22 Personals Keatora united Methodist Church. PRAET IRENE.

Beloved wife of Alex; dear sister of Mrs Florence Reese of Los Anoeles, Mr. Louis Holt, Mrs. Edna Surreae, Mrs. Gladys Confine, Mrs. Auqust Ravezzanl and Wilfred Huett.

Funeral from the Arthur J. Van Lerberqht Funeral Home, 13340 East Warren (cor. of Lakeview) Monday morning at 9:30 and St. John Berchman's Church at 10:00. Rosary Sunday evening at 8:00.

BLOOD DONORS URGENTLY NEEDED 17.50 110-112 PAID MICH. COMMUNITY A A 2 2 2 6 8 0 0 Bl OOD CEN i I fcK LU 5-8335 t.3940 Michigan Dbn, TE 3-5533 3456 Woodward All Sears Stores Open Sundays 12 lo 5 and Evenings Now Thru Jan. 2 Christmas Eve. Till 5:30 Closed Christmas Day Wvndofte 1 to Monday thru Saturday MATTIA. December 19 of Trenton.

ROWE MERRY CHRISTMAS BOB FORD, FORD WILLIAM A. Dec. 19. Father of Douglas B. and Mrs.

Donald E.l (Madeline) Dupuie. Seven grandchil- Grant Esterling, Bank Executive oren. one qreat qrandson. Services Deioveo wne or ine laie tiovanni; dear mother of Anthony, Mrs. Mary Lucidi, Angelo, Mrs.

Anqela Lanaro, and Joseoh; also survived by 17 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Funerah services from J. 0. Martenson Son Funeral Home, 3200 West Trenton Tuesday 9 Wm. Sullivan Son Funeral Home, Drnfoccinnal oruira 9i 705 w.

ii Miie Rd. (4 blocks e. of i rroiessionai services in Woodward) Royal Oak. Wednesday, ANYONE OWE YOU Let us collect for you. KE B-8710, wm a.m.

to St. Timothy Church at 9:30 a.m. Rosary Monday 8:30 p.m. CRYSTAL OPTICS RESEARCH INC. Soeclalizinq In qrindinq and pol-ishinq of hard materials requlrinq diamonds.

GARELIS I Ann Arbor 1-313-663-2481 Christmas Trees I p.m. SCHAFER CHESTER. Beloved husband of Ethel; dear father of Mrs. Eunice Bolton; dear brother of Harry also survived by three qrandchildren. Funeral Wednesday 10 a.m., Voran Funeral Home, (Dearborn Chapel) 23701 Ford Rd.

10:30 St. Linus Church. Rosary Tuesday 8:30 p.m. SHERMETARO ROSE. Beloved wife of the late Charles; dear mother of Mrs.

Rose Hall, Sam, Mrs. Chuck (Angeline) Bologna, Anthony, Charles Jr. and Robert; twenty-five grandchildren. Sister of the late Sam Sansone, the late Marqaret Sansone, Mrs. Anna Corso and Mrs Carmella Castiq-lione.

Funeral Monday 9 a.m. from Baqnasco Funeral Horn, 15800 Harper, St. Clair Shores and 10 a.m. at St. Joseph's Church.

Rosary Sunday 8:30 p.m. SJOBLOM CANADIAN Christmas Trees. Scotch Pine, Balsam, SDruce, Eastern Market. Stall No. 625-631.

See Bill Landsman 321-1464. Lawns, Gardens, Landscaping, Sod, Patio Supplies 26 21" YARDMAN Maqic Control. Yard tools to go with it. S300, (ell for $150. 923-1841.

JULIA. Beloved mother of Cassv and Edward of California; dear sister of Anna Yoksas of also leaves six qrandchildren. Services Tuesday 10:00 a.m. from Chas. R.

Step Funeral Home, 18425 Beech Dalv bet. 6-7 Mile Rd. Interment Grandlawn. GRZYWACZ ANNA, December 19. Dear sister of Bernard and Theresa; Aunt of Mrs.

Vlrqlnia Wurster, Mrs. Bernadine Adamski, Mrs. Loretta Piotrowski and Mrs. Delores Zelinsky. Funeral Wednesday 9:30 a.m.

from the John J. Skupny Funeral Home, 11405 Con-ant to Our Lady Queen of Apostles Church 10 a.m. Rosaries Tuesday 1:30, 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. GUSTAFSON LAVINA (Dawson), December 20.

Dear mother of John Dawson; orandmother of Blythe and John; also survived by two great-grandchildren. Services Tuesday 11 a.m. at the Ross B. Northrop 4 Son Funeral Home, 22401 Grand River (Redford). HERZOG ALFRED.

Dear father of Mrs. James (Clara) Thurston, Mrs. William (Pauline) Osley and Walter Herzoq; also seven qrandchildren; brother of Adolph, Rudolph, Robert, Mrs. Tillie Haeber and the late Mrs. Anne Carlson.

Funeral Tuesday 11 a.m. at A. H. Peters Funeral Home, 20705 Mack Ave. at Vernier Rd.

(8 32 Transportation Wednesday in the United Methodist Church. Mrs. Pattee was secretary to the president of the S.S. Kresge Co. from 1928 to 1932.

Her husband, Malcomb C. Pattee was a Kresge buyer until his retirement in 1969. She was a member of the Order of Eastern Star and the North Rosedale Park Women's Club. Survivors include her husband; a son, Malcomb a daughter, Elizabeth (Betty), and five grandchildren. Contributions may be made to the Mildred Pattee Memorial Fund at Redford United Methodist Church.

Friends may call at the McCabe Funeral Home, 18570 Grand River. Interment will be in Wood-lawn Cemetery. AAA AUTO DRIVEAWAY Florida, St. Paul, Texas Alaska, Seattle, St. Louis 491-7800 13201 Grand River Detroit 48227 ACE Seattle, tote Santas 11 l2 3169 woodward.

bj3-iuu. nDlueiwAY SFRVirf? 9970 GRAND RIVER 931-0620 34 Industrial Services MARY T. Dec. 19 Beloved wife of Wllbert mother of Karl F. Hallnen; sister of John, Uno, Mrs.

Ormond Hill; three qrandchildren survive. Funpral Tuesday 1:00 o.m. Hammond Haas Funeral Home, 24501 Five bet. Teleqraoh and Beech Daly. Memorial contributions to Apostolic Lutheran Church appreciated.

STEIN ANNA of 13334 Borqman, Huntington Woods, December 19. Beloved wife of Ralph; dear mother of Jerry and Mrs Sylvia Brandman; sister of Isa-dore and Samuel Olshansky, Mrs. Jacob (Rose) Kogan of Miami, Mrs. Minnie Suchman and Mrs. Clyde (Molly) Bovd; five grandchildren.

Services held Sunday, Hebrew Memorial Chapel, 26640 Greenfield Oak Park. Family at home of deceased. TAYLOR CHRIST T. (Siberskl). December 19.

Suddenly of 15500 Prest. Beloved husband of Dona; loving father of Andrewj also leaves three grandchildren and one sister, Mary Zundova (of Toronto, Ontario). Friends may call at the Pawlus (VanValkenburg) Funeral Home, 22250 Grand River (near Lahser Rd.) until Monday eve-nlnq. In state at St. Clement Orthodox Church (19600 Ford Rd.) Tues Mile), Grosse pointe woods, inter men! Roseland Park.

Services for Grant D. Ester-, ling, former assistant vice-president of the First National Bank of Detroit, will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at St. Timothy's Episcopal Church, Massillon, Ohio. Mr.

Esterling, 74, died Saturday in Massillon, where he was manager of the Chapel Hill Mall near Akron and former president of the First National Bank of Massillon. A native Detroiter, Mr. Esterling moved to Ohio in 1934 after working at the First National Bank of Detroit for 16 years. He graduated from the University of Michigan and the Detroit Institute of Tech- nology, where he later taught business course. He was active in Massillon 'tivic organizations, and in Detroit was a member of the Masonic Lodge No.

502, and the Detroit Moslem Temple. He is survived by his wife, Nora; one son, Grant Jr. of Paris, France, and two grand-children. Burial will be in Massillon. Henry S.

Young, Detroit Stockbroker Funeral mass for Henry S. Young, will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Church, 32340 Pierce, Beverly Hills. He died Friday at age 57. 1 Prayers will be said at the Vasu-Lynch Funeral Home, 4375 N.

Woodward, Royal Oak, at 9:45 a.m. Tuesday, and the rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. Monday at the funeral home. Burial will be in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Mr.

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Greer, 537-3905, Mich, off, 22 Personals BLOOD DONORS NEEDED RH NEG. RH POS. $7.00 MIDWEST BLOOD SERVICE 650 W. VERNOR Corner Grand River day at 9:30 until time of services at 11:30 a.m; Panihida services Mon-dav evening at 7:30. Interment Grand Lawn Cemetery.

WALKER THOMAS E. Dec. 18. Beloved husband of Ada Jane; dear father ot Mrs. William (Kathleen) Murley, Mrs.

Wilfred (Dorothy) Minqay and Miss Irene Walker; qrandfather of Linda and Barbara Murley. Funeral service from McCabe Funeral Home, 18570 Grand River, corner I She's Your Guide to Sales WO Action 25 NcSV Christmas Trees 125,000 SCOTCH PINE CHRISTMAS TREES Lucius Patchin, City Inspector Services for Lucius W. Pat-chin of 3781 Buckingham, Berkley, will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday at the Sawyer-Fuller Funeral Home, 2125 W. Twelve Mile, Berkley.

Mr. Patchin, 81, died Saturday at Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital after a short illness. Cremation will be at Wood-lawn Cemetery. Mr. Patchin, a plumbing inspector for the city of Detroit for 16 years, retired in 1955.

He was a member of the Berkley City Council from 1932 to 1934 and was a World 'War I veteran. He is survived by two sons, Lucius C. of Berkley and Col. John with the U.S. Army at Ft.

Eustis, one sister; 10 grandchildren, and 15 great-grandchildren. Pruned, Spruce, 1 I i AM. fcX I I Sheared. Also Balsam, Roping, boughs and wreat.u. I.

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Memorial service under auspices of Pillar Lodge No, 526 F. 8. A.M. WINK WILLIAM Dec. 20, 1970.

Beloved husband of Alma; dear father of Mrs. Elizabeth Cronin, William J. Jr. and Robert Wink; brother of Mrs. Harry Roqans (Evelyn).

Also 12 qrandchildren and one qreat-grandson. Services from the Vasu-Lynch Funeral Home, 4375 N. Woodward, between 13 and 14 Mile Rds Wednesday 10:30 a.m. and St. Regis Church, Lincoln Drive at Lasher, Birmingham, 11 a.m.

Rosary Tuesday 8 p.m. YOUNG HENRY S. Dec. 18, 1970. Dear father of Mrs.

Michael (Stephanie) Badalamenti and Linda Youno; brother of Mrs. Norman (Viola) White, Guy R. Younq, James Robert Younq, Mrs. Rhoda Patterson and Mrs. Esther Barcy.

Services from the Vasu-Lynch Funeral Home, 4375 N. Woodward, bet. 13-14 Mile Roads, Tuesday 9:45 a.n. and Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Church 10 a.m. Rosary Monday 8 p.m, Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

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He Is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Michael (Stephanie) Badalamenti of Mount Clemens and Linda Young of Los Angeles, and by three sisters and two brothers. Mildred Pattee, Kresge Secretary 1 Services for Mildred Pattee, to, of 16710 Warwick, who died Saturday, will be at 1 p.m. In Memoriaii, 3 AN EXCITING JOB ACCIDENT INVESTIGATOR INVESTIGATORS and adjusters ara needed to handlt the great Increase In Insurance claims. Top salary, company car and expenses usually furnished.

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