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2B DETROIT FREE PRESS WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 1997 'Death notices New tower will boost Channel 62's signal Death Notice Today's Alphabetical Listing HELPFUL HINT To report a death of a Social Security or SSI beneficiary or to THOMASSON JAMES L. Beloved husband of the late Joyce; dearest father of Scott (Sue) and Brian (Sue); also survived by five grandchildren. Visitation Wednesday 2-9 p.m. at the Arthur J. VanLertMrghe Funeral Home, 30600 Harper, St Clair Shores (betw 12-13 Mile In state Thursoay 9 a.m., with funeral service at 10 a.m.

at Bethel Lutheran Church. inquire bdout survivor ocneriTs, CaH: 1-80072-1 21 3 70 a to 7:00 m. -Monday through Friday. ALBERS JOSEPH S. Aoe 65, Aorlt 21, 1997 Beloved husband of Hester.

Dear father of LuAnna Michael) Dem Ginger, Aurelia Hartsig, Mary J. Hosta, Frank H. Johnson, Billy Kaufman, Esther Kemp, Donna 0. Kemsuzian, Agnes Larivee, William R. Lipkin, Frances Michno, Anne M.

Milowski, Elizabeth H. Moilanen, Carol Nickerson, Luther G. Nowak, Dorothy M. Oblak, Carolyn A. Ramsey, Robert H.

Retich, Mildred M. Ricketts, Thomas R. Ross, Angelene D. Salciccioli, Christina Alters, Joseph S. Aman, William F.

-y Angrove, Kenneth J. Anile, Giuseppe Ballmer, Beatrice Bardsley, Maria K. Boike, Sophie J. Bonkowski, Edward R. Brown, Evelyn Mae Buskin, Kathleen Cipriano, Peter S.

Cox, Florence M. Davis, Maynard Eliias, Helen Anne i Evans, Isadora M. (Jackie) Faust, Geraidine Favazza, Michael Fera, Patricia Jean. Garavaglia, Henry George, Jessie R. Shiemke, Joseph.

Simanek, Florence Spiro, Rachel Stec, Stephen Steele, Robert Jr. Stewart, Dorothy E. Suciu, Valerie Teper, Ronald Geraid Theuerkorn, Otto U. Thomasson, James Topolewski, Stanley N. Tzelepis, Peggy Walmsley, Mary Cecilia Weinstein, Esther White, Willie James Jr.

Wilson, Margaret Wilson, Robert E. Wolk, George Wysocki, Eugenia Yales.GusR. TZELEPIS PIGGY Beloved wife of Sam. Dear mother of Angela (Chris) rV a no I is, Alec, and Demetra. Grandmother of Alexandra Man olis.

Sister of Angelo Anagnostou. Visiting Wednesday 2-9PM. Trisa-glon 8 p.m at Charles R. Step Funeral Home 18425 Beech Daly (Bet. 6-7 Mi.) Instate Thursday at Annunciation Greek Orthodox Cathedral, 707 E.

Lafayette at 11AM Service at 11:30 AM. Interment White Chapel. Contributions to Annunciation Greek Orthodox Cathedral and WSU 221438 Diabetes Research and Education appreciated. ing and Eileen Albert. Son Eoard J.

and Anna Karr. Past Commander VFW District 4 Patriotic Instructor 03 Lifetime Member Detroit 5 Korean War Vet Air Force), Member of Korean War Veteran's Assoc and Honorary Member of Vietnam Veterans of America 0387. Visitation Wednesday 4-9 m. and Thursday 12-9 p.m. Detroit 2 service rnursaay m.

Funeral ser vice Fndav 11:30 a at John Santelu Son Funeral Home 1139 The Federal Communications Commission has approved a new tow-'. er and transmitter complex for CBS-owned WWJ-TV (Channel 62), a project that is expected to cost at least $11 million and improve the quality of the Detroit station's signal fivefold. WWJ-TV general manager Jay Newman said Tuesday that the project, when completed by mid-1998 will allow the station to "dramatically improve delivery of our programming." He said viewers in outlying metro Detroit will finally view the station and viewers within the metro area will be provided with a much better picture. The tower project is "the next logical step in our growth pattern," Newman said, to improve the station's competitive position in the De-: troit marketplace. Newman has said signal improvement was a key step in fortifying the station, along with programming improvements.

It has been an active bidder for key syndicated material. CBS was forced to acquire and rebuild the former WGPR-TV in 1994 when longtime affiliate WJBK-TV (Channel 2) switched to FOX. Newman said WWJ will build on a site in Oak Park, an area where several Detroit broadcast stations already have antennae. The improvement will feature a tower. That's 114 feet taller than the station's current tower in Royal Oak Township.

Six new transmitter units providing five million watts of power will transmit the WWJ signal, five times the current transmitter output Newman said the facility also has room for high-definition television transmission when that technology becomes available. By John Smyntek Ink slcr Rd bet Ford Rd. Cherry Hill). Memorials to VFW camp i roller Newaygo, mi. ana AMAN WILLIAM F.

Aae 7 Aor II 21. 1W. Husband of Sally. Fetner of Gloria WALMSLEY MARY CECILIA Age 86. April 22, 1997.

Beloved sister of Irene (Monta) Cox and step-sister of Dorothy Lar.dwlch. Born in England In 1910. Resident of Huntington Woods for 30 yrs. with dear friend Elizabeth Wagner. Teacher at Palmer Park Elementary tor 32 yrs.

Survived by many nieces, nephews and grand nieces and nephews. Memorial Mass 2 pm. Saturday, St. Joseph Church, 16101 Rotunda Dearborn. Donations to Alzheimers Society.

(Ron) eacic, Luther (Diane) ELLIAS RAMSEY ROBERT H. Aae 44 Beloved HELEN ANNE talovtd wife the KEMP DONNA O. Age 74. April 21. 1997.

AslnwaiH uvif a UJrA- fnutnn husband of Peg. Dear father of late or. Sydney r. EMias. Dear mother of Nancy ITedlLole.

Franklin (Bef- Aman, Timothy Aman, Robert (Carol) Aman and the late Tom (Nancy) Aman. Also 24 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Brother of vV'lburn (Oorothy) Amar Joyce Elliai and 6r Andrew mother of Sheila (Dave Chere- ton, Diann (Russ) Kohlman and Terry (Kim) Newhoust: loving grandmother ot Kelly, Rob, Tim, Mike, Trlsh and Cameron; great (Judi) EHiat. Grandmother of Bradley Stacey and Jonathan Arte and Gwendolyn, uear brother of William (Daryl) and Debra Sullivan (Kevin), son in law of Ruth and Karl Gordon. Funeral service Thursday 10:30 a.m.

at the McCabe Funeral Home 31950 12 Mile Farmington Hills. Visitation Wednesday 1-4 and 6-9 p.m, Gorman, David Gorman and fian oigwoog ona ine tare eugene. Funeral from Redeemer Lutheran Church, 1800 W. Maple Birminaham Thursday 11 a.m. WEINSTEIN ESTHER Beloved wife of the late ce EnuDem, cneriet (Micneiie) granamoTner or KODoy ana Aine Memorials to Activities Deoer-i bums ana Jeremy Elites ana ment, Med i lodge Nursing Home lance msaa STATE DATELINE Lansing Representative targets roadkill Michigan may not be able to afford to fix its roads.

But at least we could start by cleaning up the roadkill. That is the hope of State Rep. Larry DeVuyst, R-Ithaca, who last week introduced legislation to authorize roadkill cleanup specialty license plates. Money from the plates would be used for the pickup and disposal of the remains of animals killed by moving vehicles. Roadkill is a significant problem in many rural areas, a DeVuyst aide said Tuesday.

"Road commissions try to clean some of it. But normally it just sort of lies there," she said. No design for the proposed plate has been selected. But it will contain the likeness of a live (not flattened) white-tailed deer. No word yet on whether a purchaser of the plate would receive a complimentary "Eat Your Roadkill" bumper sticker.

By Dawson Bell Fremont Safety is theme of baby shower Michigan first lady Michelle Engler will join officials from Gerber Products Co. and Newaygo County Community Services on Thursday for a baby safety shower a twist on traditional gift showers for mothers-to-be. Instead of baby Visitation at Lynch and Sons Funeral Home, 1368 N. Crooks, (btw. 14-15 Mile Rds.) Wednesday Abraham weinstein and the late Hyman Weinstein.

Dear motner ot Alice Kie-oon and the late Libbv Great-Grandmother of Sydnle tT. ot Kicnmona, mvui ui vision Rd. Richmond, Ml 48062 fias. Adam and Em Gorman. p.m.

Services 11:30 Thursday mornlno ROSS ANGELENE D. Age 79 of Del, died April 18, 1997: Survived by Mrs. Marv O. Ross, sister O. at Machpelah Cemetery Chaper LARIVEE ANGROVE rrangemems oy ine ira ftaur.

man inapeiaio-w-wiu. Davene McKinney, 2 nephews DavidMark McKinney, 1 grand- WILLIAM R. Beloved husband of Lorna; dear father of Deborah (Gary) Giiletti, Randolph (Lisa), Terence, Marianne (Ronald) Ru- KENNETH J. Died March 17, 1997 in San Antonio, Texas. Formerly of Southfield.

A Memorial Service is set for Saturday April 26, 11:00 FAUST Greene. Grandmother of Frank (Tresea), Alien (Shelly) and Steven (Stacy) Klegon, Susan (Robert) Graham and Alan (Marilyn Peters) Greene. Great grandmother of Sara and Alex Greene, Noah Graham, Scott, Rebecca. Jeffrey, Zachary, Hannah, and Samuel Klegon. Sister of Max Sosln.

Mother In law of Howard Greene. Services 1:30 Thursday afternoon at the Ira Kaufman Chapel, (810 569-0020. Interment Adat Shalom Memorial Park. gai ana me late Bonnie vaneey-Ten: father-in-law ot Robert Van- a m. Acacia rant temetery, located at 13 Mile i.

Southfield. GERALDINC Age 73. Beloved wife of Dr. Lyman D.D.S. Dear mother of John L.

and Geralvn nepnew koss apicer mcrvinney, a niece nlece-in-law, Barbara A. Love Barbara P. McKinney, brother-in-law Robert V. McKinney 6 T. Diane Straley.

A host of relativesfriends Srvc. Thur. Ham, Greater ShUoh Missionary Baptist Church, 557 Benton, Det. Bey ten; loving grandfather of (Kelly) Clark. Grandmother ot orMiinon, jeuiu, Lauren, wiai- thai taw mirtnot Arlana atnatln ANILE GIUSEPPE Aae 84 Aoril 21.

1997 lassanara uarK ana winiam Clark. Sister of Reainald Pteiuk Visitation at the STK. Schulti. A Trust IN Funeral Home, 21 70S Aiyse and Ansley; brother of Raymond (Marforle). Visitation Wednesday 2-9 p.m.

at the Haul Funeral Home, 28433 Jefferson, St. Ciair Shores. In state Thursday 10 a.m. until 11 a.m. Funeral Mass OBITUARIES Retired city police officer took pride in his work Gratiot at 8Vi Mile Tuesday from 3-9 D.m.

and Wednesday noon-r p.m. cripiure service Beloved husband of the late Franceses Loving father of Giuseppe (Paollna), Marianne (Sal vat ore) Bonventre and Rosalie the late Gino) Maniaci. Dear grandfather of Vitlna, Francesca Joseph, Vita, Francesca and Vinte. Dear great grandfather of Christina Maria. Member of the Columbt-ano Club, Montefepre Club and vveonesaav a.m.

on Thursday from 9:30 a.m. until time ot Funeral Mass 10 a.m. at St. Peter The Apostle Catholic at st oenrude Church, St. Clair Shores.

Vigil service 7 30 p.m. Wednesday. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Veteran of WWII and retired from ChryslerAMC. t-nurcn, narper vvooas.

imer-ment Resurrection Cemetery. the Pafairoto Club. Visitation Memorial Mass contributions LIPKIN would De appreciated. Wednesday 2-9pm and Thursday l-Spm. Funeral Friday from Wuiek-Calca terra ft Sons, Inc.

36900 Schoenherr at Metro SALCICCIOLI CHRISTINA Age 8S of Gladwin Passed away Monday, April 21 at her home. She was born May 14, 1911 In 1'aly She married Giuseppe Salciccioli on March 15, 1930 in Bowling Green, OH. Giuseppe passed away in 1980. Surviving are one son Frank Betty Salciccioli of Gladwin; three grandchildren Torrey Tony David ot Gladwin, Ml, Tina Salclccoll of Gladwin, Ml, Joseph Saiciccoll of Auburn Hills, Ml; two great grandchildren Zenle David and Michael Becker; six sisters; predeceased by four brothers. Services will be held 1 p.m.

Thursday at the Slsson Funeral Home In Gladwin. Visitation will be from 2-9 p.m. Wednesday. Burial will be in Highland Cemetery, Gladwin. FRANCES Beloved wife of the WHITE WILLIE JAMES JR.

After a long illness, Willie James White Jr. departed this life to be with his Lord on April 17, 1997. Dearest father ot John Albert Bell, ot Det Plains, IL, Jean Harris, Monica Ware and Alisha Waller, all of Detroit, Ml and the late Morns Wilks, of Detroit, Ml. Also survived by 15 grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren, a brother. General Lee (Lovely) Hardy, of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, a dear friend Anna Waller of Detroit, Ml and a host of other relatives and friends.

The late Willie James White Jr. was born Sept. 21, 1932 to the late Mozella Jones in West Point, Mississippi. In 1951 he moved to Detroit, Michigan, where he worked for Chrysler are samuei Lip in, Dear mother of Joanne (Dr. FAVAZZA parnway i ie mi.

to ian hrances-co Catholic Church for a Rosary Thursday Entombment Cadillac Memorial Leslie) Levine, Karen (Sheldon) Schore and the MICHAEL Age U. April 21, 1997 Beloved husband of Lorra ne A. Loving father of Thomas (Betty) and Marv Jane (John) Price wardens east. Proud and loving grandfather ot BALLMER rive, ureai-granurainer or rive. n.r hrnthar ivf ThnmH Cr.n, BEATRICE Beloved wife of Fred BY MATT HELMS Free Prese Staff Writer The son of a Detroit police officer, Wendell (Butch) Lochbiler Jr.

carried on a tradition. And one of his proudest moments as a Detroit police officer came in March 1975 when he was a member of a task force eric H. Ballmer. Dear late Howard Lipkin. Grandmother of Shelley (Ron) Segal, Jeffrey (Caren) Levine, Cindy Levine, Andrea (Richard) Gordon and Neal (Beth) Schore.

Greatgrand-m other of Todd and Justin sega Erica, Michael and Alex Levine and Jordan Schore. Sister of Dorothy Deutch. Services 3:45 Thursday afternoon at the Ira Kaufman ha pel, (810) 569-0020. Interment Machpetah Cemetery. mother of Steven A.

(Connie) Ballmer and Shellv Corporation until his retirement Catherine (Jessie) LoPiccollo and Elizabeth Risk. Also survived by many loving nieces and nephews. Visitation Wednesday 2-9 p.m. Funeral Thursday 10 a.m. at Ballmer.

Lovlna Bubbe of Samuel and Peter Ballmer. Sister in iwi. rrangemems py swan son Funeral Home, 806 E. Grand Detroit, Ml. Family hour Thursday.

Aorll 24. 6 P.M. Funer SHIEMKE JOSEPH. Brother of Sophia Childs, Raymond, Rita Gaca and Betty Paradowskf. Services at the S.

K. Schultz Funeral Home, 810-775-2200. ot irvinq (Uiga) uworkin. services 1:00 Thursday afternoon at muieK.iaicBTerra sons, 36900 Schoenherr at Metro Pkwv. al 6:30 P.M.

Interment Mt. Zlon Cemetery, West Point Mississippi iiiv ii a iwuiimbii viiaifvii oivi 569-0020. Interment Beth El Me-; Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Donations preferred to the Barbara Ann Karmanos morial Park Cemetery. WILSON Lancer institute.

BARDSLEY MARIA Arjrfl 18. 1997. Aae 83 MICHNO ANNE M. 84. Loving mother of Judy (David) Johnson, of S.Lyon, Dwane Michno, of St.

Clair Shores. Grandmother of David Buchel end James (Carol) Bueh- MARGARET Age 91. April 21, 1997. Beloved wife of the late William. Dear mother of Thomas FERA Wife of the late Henry.

Dearest PATRICIA JEAN. Aae 46 Of (Theima), John (Christine), Mar-aaret (Clarence) Jones and Cath SIMANEK FLORENCE Beloved wife of the late Ernest. Also survived by nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. Memorial Set vice Thursday 11 a.m. at the Boulevard Temple Retirement Center, 2567 W.

Grand Detroit 48208. Memorials to the Boulevard Temple Retirement Community. Arrangements by The A. H. Peters Funeral Home of Groisa Pointe erine (Michael) Cayley Sr.

Memo moiner oi jonn irviarcij, Mann (Carolyn), Tom (Karen), Richard JDebbie), Ann Richardson (Bill) Grandmother of eight. Family requests memorials to Hospice of h. Michigan. rial service to oe scneauiea at a later date. Arrangements by Jonn N.

Santeiu A Son Funeral Home, (313) 427-3800 el. Great-grandmother of Madeline, sister to Elizabeth Franczek and Janet Franctek. Visitation will be Wednesday 2-9 with a Rosary Service at 7 p.m. at the Phillips Funeral Home, 122 W. Lake St.

(10 Mi. in South Lyon. Final Visitation will be at 10:15 with Mass at 11 at St. Joseph's Catholic Church. wayne.

Mioaeniy April zi. Beloved mother of James J.Loving daughter of Myrtle Marie (Harold) Slack. Dear sister of Janette (Bob) Groudts, Howard (Carol) Morrow, Larry (Dale) Morrow and Brian Morrow. Loving aunt of Nicholas Groudls, Sylvia, Rebecca and Lawrence Morrow II, Brian and Charles Benjamin. Howard Morrow II and Rachel clothes and toys, BOIKE that arrested John Whalen, a convicted burglar, for a clothing-store robbery in Romulus.

Whalen one of the ringleaders of what officials said at the time was the largest, WILSON 313-884-5500. SOPHIE April 21, 1997, age 84. ROBERT m. Aoe 74. af Midland tseioveo wire ot me aie jonn Loving mother of Richard new and expectant parents chosen SPIRO RACHEL Betoved wife of Dr.

Marv Patricia (Frank) aser and Joan (Walter-Don) Wasilews-ki. Grandmother of nine. Great Marken. Funeral service Friday 11a.m. at the Vermeulen Memorial Trust 100 Funeral Home, 980 N.

New burgh (between Ford and MILOWSKI I ELIZABETH Age 80, of East- Adoipn spiro. Dearest mother of Dr. Henry (Na-dele) Spiro and Marilyn (Gerald) Tuchow. Dear Grandmother of 12. Funeral hursday 9:30 a.m.

from the D.S. Lnerrytiiiij, wesiiend. visitation Thursday 2-9 p.m. Interment Oak- poime, April im. uear siiter of Theresa Yagley and the late Hattie Rinavef-skl.

Bernice Cook and Hen by the county agency Wendell LochbilerJr. Temrowski sons Funeral Home 30009 Hoover Rd. at Common (12 1. 2 Mi to St. Dorothy Church, 10 lanamiis.

died Monday April 21, 1997. The owner of Wilson's Professional. Vehicles, sold ambulances to the City of Detroit and other Detroit Municipalities. He is survived by his wife Ruth. Daughters George ne (Charles) Barnard of Alma and Gayle (Michael) Gutchak of Clare.

Also survived by six grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted at 1 p.m. Saturday April 26, 1997 from the: Wilson Miller Funeral Home, 4210 N. Saginaw road. Midland.

Interment will be In Midland Cemetery. Visitation Thursday and Friday from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. ry Milowski. Beloved aunt of i Rosemary Schroeder, Dennis Ri-novelski. Roaer Rinovelikl.

Ed Detroit, among others but he was proud of the Whalen arrest, said his son, Wendell III. "That was one that he always mentioned," his son said. "He was very proud to be a policeman." Wendell Arthur Lochbiler Jr. was born in Detroit and raised on the east side. He graduated from St.

Martin's High School in 1959. Three years later, he began working for the Detroit Police Department Except for three years in the late 1960s when he worked for the fed' eral Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, he remained a Detroit officer until he retired in 1991. Through the years, Mr. Lochbiler had worked in several precincts and divisions, including major crimes and tactical reconnaissance divisions. He retired from the Harbormaster section.

After retirement, he did security work for Macomb County Circuit Mr. Lochbiler was a member of the Lieutenants and Sergeants Association, the Detroit Police Officers Association and the Fraternal Order of Police. He enjoyed boating. Besides his son Wendell III, he is survived by his wife of 37 years, Martha Anne; daughters Anne, Mar-jorie and Jane Culling; sons Richard and Steven; five sisters, and four grandchildren. Funeral services will begin at 11 a.m.

today at AH. Peters Funeral Home, 32000 Schoenherr in Warren. a.m. Mass. Visitation Tuesday and Wednesday 1-9 p.m.

will learn how ward MitowsHi, Loretla Serra.l grandmother of Jonathan Tuchow, Matthew Tuchow (Nicola Wolfe), Lincoln Tuchow, Ga-brielle (Montgomery) Gillard, Victoria (Leon) Mualem, Jessica Spiro, Pamela (William) Marcus and Monica (Eric) Pazner. Dear 3reat-grandm other of Noah and onah Tuchow and Madeline Marcus. Dear sister of Jack Quen. Graveside Services 2:00 o'clock Thursday afternoon at Hebrew to keep their GARAVAGLIA HENRY April 20, 1997 of Westland formerly Redtord. Beloved hut-band of the late Olivia.

Dear father of Larry (Carole) of Dallas, Texas and Robert (Claudette). wanene and Kathleen Yaolev. Visitation! Wednesday 5-7 af the O'Brien! BONKOWSKI EDWARD RAYMOND "Ray" 71, passed away Frl. April 18, 1997 at His residence in Jacksonville, FL. Born and lived most of his life In the Detroit area, he was a marine Dear Grandfather of Dannv.

Tonv WOLK GEORGC Beloved husband of the inapeiviea umvan puneni Home, 41555 Grand River, Novl, (810-348-1800). In state Thursday morning 1 1 :30 until time of Funeral Mass at 12 at St. James Church, 46325 W. 10 Ml. Novl.

Interment Ml. Olivet Cemetery. Fami memorial ram. mt. Siemens.

Arrangements by the Hebrew Memorial Chapel, (810) 543-1622. tn the U.S. Marine coro durino II Survivors include his wife Dorothy L. Bonkowski, three late Lena woik. Dearest brother of the late Harry Wolk, Morris Wolk and Sarah Chover.

Also sur 8, Nick. Also survived by brothers and sisters. Retired from Hydra-metlc after 37 12 years, visitation Tuesday 4-9PM and Wednesday 12-9PM. Funeral Services Thursday at Harry J. will Trust 100 Funeral Home, 2M50 Plymouth Road, Redford.

Mass at 11AM at St. Hilary Catholic Church. Scripture Service daughters. Diane Price (Ronald), Katnv Gilchrist, and Pamela Bar ly requests contributions be made to the Father Solanus Guild, 1780 Mt. Elliott, Detroit, Ml 48207 row (Mark), a brother and four vived by many loving nieces and nephews, areat nieces and nenh- STEC STEPHEN Beloved husband of Helen.

Dearest father of Deiores Fettig, Dorothy Shader, Barbara, Robert and the late Richard. Dear brother of Anthony and the late ews. Graveside services Thurs vveanetaay jrm MOILANEN sisters, six grandchildren: Stacey, Brian, Jamie, Heather, Caiflyn, and Brooke. Funeral services will be held 11:00 A.M. Monday, April 21.

1997 in the Chanel of HAR- day, 11 ciock a.m. at Hebrew Memorial Park Cemeterv. Mt. Zigmund. Eight grandchildren, Clemens.

Arrangements by Dorfman Funeraf Direction 810-546-4700. GEORGE JESSIE R. AdMI 17, 1997 suddenly DAGE-GIDDENS MANDARIN Fu eigm greai-granacnuaren. ligation Thursday 6-9, Friday 1-9 at CAROL (Kitty Kay Coulter) Age 58, passed away on April 21, after a brief battle with cancer. Loving wife for 38 years to Boyd.

Preceded by her sons Peter Shawn and Timothy Cain, Dear mother of most professional burglary ring in metro Detroit history already had earned notoriety. He was the prosecution's key witness in the 1975 trial of Michigan Supreme Court Justice John Swain-son, accused of bribery in connection with a scheme to get Whalen a new trial after the 1969 burglary convic-. tion. Swainson was acquitted of bribery but convicted of lying to a grand jury. Mr.

Lochbiler died from injuries he got in an automobile accident Friday in St Clair County. He was 57 and lived in Algonac. Whalen was not Mr. Lochbiler's first big arrest he'd helped bust a firefighter accused of dealing in stolen goods and rescued a man kidnapped in Toledo and brought to (Later i vvrtoiesaie inc.t vi illation Wednesday 8-9 Thomiv neral Home, 11801 San Jose Jacksonville, FL, with Rev. Nick Every offitiatino.

Interment will be in Mandarin Ceme'ery. WYSOCKI son Funeral Home, 15443 Green EUGENIA Age 81. April 22. 1997, Beloved wife of the late William: hi Dvnay wiifjt, jiuj vuntrnui, Hamtramck. Parish Rosary Friday 7 p.m, In state Saturday 9:30 at St.

Ladislaus Catholic Church, on Can iff in Hamtramck until time of Funeral Mass at 10 a.m. Interment Mf. Olivet Cemetery. field, Detroit JU 77-43Q0). Burial Winona, Mississippi.

uawn tKraigi Buner ana busan (Joe) Rostkowski. Also survived bv her orandchildren Be la mi BROWN and Jasmine. Visitation Thursday 2-9 at Wm. R. Hamilton 120 E.

EVELYN MAE April 1997. Age 86. Ot Nov), Grand Lake, Ml and New Smyrna Beach, FL. Beloved GINGER AURELIA Aoril 22. 1997.

Beloved wite ot the late Norman; ovina nnapie, eirmingnam. i-unerai service Friday 10 a.m. at Harden Park Methodist Church, Far-mlngton Hills. Memorials to The Beaumont Foundation. mother of Ronald J.

Brown; dear wife of the late George L. Loving mother of Dorothy M. G. Hamann, Geor dearest mother of Diane Kedzlo-rek, Ronald and the late Kenneth; dear mother-in-law of Richard, Joan and Barbara; loving grandmother of Dan, Denise, Michael, Mark and Katherine. Visitation at the Jarzembowskl Funeral Home, 1B957 W.

Warren at Artesian, Wednesday 2-9 p.m. and Thursday 12-9 p.m. Scriptures Thursday 7 In state Friday 10 a.m. St. horn as Aquinas Church.

Mass of Resurrection 11 a.m. Interment St. Hedwig Cemetery. sister of Raymond Meyer and Irene Horrigan. Private burial arranged by THAYER-ROCK FUNERAL HOME, Farminaton (810) gianna L.

Ginger-Clever (David), Patricia J. Pyje end Sharon E. uare laooi. uear sister ot sr. STEELE ROBERT JR.

Beloved son of Robert and Sandy. Dear brother of Matthew. Dear grandson of Juanita Bishop ana Percy and Annette Miller. Also survived by Missy. Funeral Friday 12 noon at the A H.

Peters Funeral Home 32000 Schoenherr at Masonic 13 Mile). Visitation Wednesday 6-9 p.m. and Thursday 1-9 p.m. Burial in Clinton Grove Cemetery. NICKERSON 474-4131 Memorials may be made Marlene Ardelean.

Sr. Lucille LUTHER G. April 19. Dear hus- tc Karmanos cancer Institute of Grand Lake Chapel. Ardeiean, George Ardelean and Theodore Ardelean.

Also sur vived by 12 grandchildren and 14 Dana ot Donne, uear tatner ot Ronald, Reggie, Dennis (Linda). Brian (Anne), Kevin (Sandy) and Randv (Linda). Dear arandtather YALES greoi oranocntmren. instate rn-dav 10 a.m. followed bv II a.m Services at the Covenant Baptist GUS R.

Age 75 of Brighten, formerly of Redtord Twp. April 30, 1997. Beloved husband of of Jennifer, Steven, Jason, Lauren, Chad, Craig; Christopher, Crystal, Danielle, Sara, Nicholas, BUSKIN KATHLEEN L. Sister of William Buskin and Mrs Margaret Bron. Loving aunt of Richard Buskin, Barbara Johnson, Mark, Paul and Michael Mailloux, Richard Brownand Kathleen WvsocM.

Lnurcn, douii vv. nnapie kq. w. Bloomf aid. Visitation Wednes.

day 6-9 p.m. Thursday at the HeeneySundqulst Funeral Home. 23720 Farmington ixyan, joeiy ana Angie. ureai-grandfather ot Brittany, Jimmy, Drew, Ellie and Samantha. Funeral service at Dearborn Divine Margaret A.

Loving tether of Michael, Mark ana Patrick Yales. Dearest grandfather of Rachel, Jonathan, Laura and Nathan. Dearest brother of Michael Yales, Also survived by 15 great nieces and nepnews. services 8:30 a.m. toTw 8I0-474-52O0).

For memorial trib STEWART DOROTHY E. April 20, 1997. Beloved wife of Alfred. Dear mother of Lynn (George) Rohier and William. Grandmother of Kristin Spargo and Tracy Rohier.

Great grandmother of Jeffrey. Visitation Tuesday 3-9 p.m. and Wednesday 12-9 p.m Services Thursday, 10 a.m. at John Santelu ft Son Funeral Home 1139 Inkster Rd. (bet.

Ford Rd. Cherry Hill). utes, piease consider ine cnurcn, Saturoav from the: A.H. Peters Funeral Home, 20705 Mack Ave at Vernier road, Grosse Pointe Woods and 9 a.m. at St Peters Child Church.

1055 N. Silvery Lane, 9:30 a.m. Saturday, April 26. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations directed to Angela Hospice of Livonia. HARTSIG and Ronnie Chappei.

Dearesf uncle of several nieces and nephews. Memorial services 10 a.m. Saturday April 26, at St Patrick Catholic Church, 711 Rickett Brighton. Memorial contributions are suggested to the church MARY J. Age 65 of Romeo, April catholic church, Harper woods.

Visitation Thursday and Friday 2-9 m. Scrioture service 7 o.m. u. tieiovea wire or i nomas. Mothr ot Morgan, Bradley, Kurt, Michael and Kathv Eberle.

Friday Memorials to Heartlineor NOWAK DOROTHY M. Aorll 21. Beloved manna weais. Grandmother of 10. Sister of wife of the late Joseph.

Loving or to LivingTon community hov pice Arrangements by Keehn Funeral Home Brighton. CIPRIANO PETER S. Aoril 21. Aae 67. Be.

uoroiny Konertson Catherine Ringier. Funeral 11 AM Thursday at the Henry M. Malburg Funeral Home. (11260 32 Mile Ro mgmer ot Kainy aiorr 1 1 imoinyj. Rose Nowak and the late Eddie Babata: sister of Raymond Luoa loved husband of Frances (nee Rodola); dear father of Cathy Tamburrini (Jim), Peter Caro- meo J.

vtsuenon 6-v km wea. (porrls), Leonard Lupa (Gerry), Christine Gailbrafh (Dave) and the late Richard Lupa (Loretta). Funeral services Thursday 9:15 a.m. from the: Safewskl Funeral HOSTA SUCIU VALERIE Age 76. April 21, 1997.

Wife of Daniel. Mother of Derrick (Janet) and Randy (Suzanne). Grandmother of Peter, Nicole, Andrew, Sloane, Tyler. Sister-in-law of Louis and Mary Ann Suciu and Florence and George Pavel Funeral from Sf. George Romanian Orthodox Mi.

at Northwestern) Thursday Visitation at Lynch Sons Funeral Home 1368 N. Crooks (betn. 14-15 Mi. Rd.) Wednesday 4-9pm. Saracusta Wednesday leen Honman tuavid), Robert m.

and Gregory (Angela proud Paoa of Maresa. Gmceann and FRANK H. Died March 10, 1997 In Sun City, formerly of Royal neme, ivm w. warren io Steohen Marv Mother of The Church at 10:00 a.m. Interment St Peter S.

It; loving son of Catherine and the late Isidore; dear brother of Vita Mary Aluia and the late Vita Marie Agrusa (Vlnce); sur- us, survived oy wire Vrermame, brothers Ben and John Hosta. sisters Mary Mendel and Helen (6) ADJOINING plots, Forest Lawn, Detroit. $750ea. all 6 for $4200. 810-645-0470.

IlntM kiMemofiam STEFAN KREISCH Gone 62 years Ever loved and remembered by daughter Paula. Hedwig cemetery. Rosary Wednesday at 7 p.m. Instate Tuesday 6-9 p.m. and Wednesday wi8ciu.

i-uneroi neio in Arizona. vivea ay many nieces ono nepn-ews. Visitation Thursday 5-9 D.m.: JOHNSON Mexico, died of lung cancer Sunday at Lapeer Regional Hospital. Mr. Lennox was president of Cut-All Tool Supply a company his father founded in 1956.

Before working for the tool company, he was a diver at oil rigs in Louisiana and Africa. He had attended a diving school in California. A Rochester native and graduate of Adams High School, he had lived in Lapeer for nearly 20 years. He was a volunteer for Lapeer County Citizens Probation Council, in which private citizens act as parole officers for first-time offenders of lesser crimes. Mr.

Lennox is survived by his daughter, April; a son, Macon; his parents, George and Vivian Lennox; his grandmother, Lucy Lennox; two brothers, and two sisters. A funeral service will be at 4 p.m. today at Muir Brothers Funeral Home, 1021 S. Main in Lapeer. Friday 1-9 p.m.

at Wufek-Calca-terra ft Sons 36900 Schoenherr at Metro Parkway 16 Mile), with prayer service at 7:30 p.m. In children safe at home from hazards caused by everyday items. The public is invited Thursday to an open house from 1-3 p.m. They'll be learning about safety in every room of the house," Van Hindes, Gerber director of corporate affairs, said Tuesday. The event stems from a campaign by Gerber and the U.S.

Consumer Products Safety Commission to promote baby safety showers as a learning tool. The shower and open house are at First Christian Reformed Church of Fremont, 721 Hillcrest. Anyone interested in obtaining a baby safety shower how-to kit can request one by writing to Publications, U.S. Consumer Products Safety Commission, Washington, D.C. 20207, or checking the commission's Internet site at www.cpsc.gov.

By Jacquelynn Boyle Lansing Senate seeks billboard limits Legislation to limit new billboards in Michigan and to ban signs that advertise tobacco products was announced Tuesday by majority Republicans in the state Senate. But even they acknowledged the bills would do little to erase the array of billboards on Michigan roads. "I'm willing to go farther," said Senate Majority Leader Dick Posthumus, R-Alto, who said the bills were all "we can do at this point in time." Sen. Leon Stille, R-Spring Lake, said it was politically impossible to cut down on the number of existing signs. "This legislation is a compromise between all or' nothing," Stille said.

The industry has the influence to fight such curbs, said Rick Jameson, executive director of the Michigan United Conservation Clubs. The conservation organization has long supported tougher billboard restrictions, calling for an expansion of the advertisements to resemble the small "logo signs" now seen near freeway exits. By the Associated Press BILLY April 21. Beloved husband of the late Marlene; loving father a lllrkul It Ii4.l Dill L-l D.l.l si a ie aaiuraay a.m. ai Inin An- rLirrh OIltA vi miiiiam imuaf, 0111 ran cla (Dwayne) Ad kins and Cheryl OBLAK CAROLYN A.

age 52, April 22, 1997 of South gate. Beloved wife of John Sr. (Danny). Dear mother of John Jr. (Laurie) and Carle (Todd).

Also leaves three orand Veronica Fern Mc Kinnon April 23, until mass at 9 a.m Emtombment Resurrection. Member of Metro- poman i-run venaors assoc. luavej wQinngni; gear granora-ther of nine; loving brother of Bob (Shirley) and Gordon (Faye); son-in-faw ot Marion and the late Thomas Hardina. Visitina Tues children Jake, Luke, and Tim. Sister of Thomas (Cathv) Trakul TEPER RONALD GERALD Age 56.

April 21, 1997. Beloved husband of Audrey; brother of Richard and Gerald (Rose); uncle of Julie, Michael, Tracey, Jeff, Lori, Michelle and Jerry: son of the late Edward and Mary. Visitation Wednesday p.m. Vigil for the deceased Wednesday I p.m. Funeral Liturgy Thursday 9:30 a.m.

from John N. Santelu A Son Funeral Home 1139 inkster Rd (betw. Ford Rd. 4. Cherry Hilt) to St.

John The Baptist Catholic Church for 10 a.m. mass. Memorials suggested to St. John The IF YOU WISH TO PLACE a remembrance for a loved one, please contact (810) m-hfs or (810) n-7500 for assistance. COX FLORENCE Aae 92.

Formerly and David (Pam) trakul. Daugh- day 5-9 p.m., Wednesday 7-9 p.m. ier or inw iaie wir. ana wir. masonic service vveanesaay p.m.

Funeral service Thursday 1 R.m. at Charles R. Step Funeral ome, 18425 Beech Daly (betw. ft-7 Mile). Interment Parkview Memorial.

Contributions to Angela Edward Trakul. Funeral services from the Marten son Funeral Home, 10915 Allen Rd, (crnr. of Goddardj Friday 9:15 a.m. to Mt. Car met Catholic Church 10 a.m.

Visitation Wednesday 5-9 Thurs nospite a pp reci area. Baptist Catholic Church. day iz-y. interment our Lady ot Hope Cemetery. KAUFMAN of Livonia.

Passed away in Wisconsin Rapids, April 21, 1997 Beloved wife of the late Ernest; dear mother of Donald Cox of Durand, Ml and Jeratd Cox of Connelly Springs, N.C.; aunt Susan Splelman of Wisconsin Rapids, Wise; two grandchildren; four great grandchildren; also survived by two sisters; predeceased by her parents Ernest and LMlie Herzog, two sons; one grandson; three brothers and nine sisters. Interment at Parkview Memorial Cemetery, Thursday, April 24, at 2.30 p.m. Arrangements by Fred Wood ESTHER Beloved wife of the late jacK w. Kaufman, uear FUNERAL DIRECTORS Caring for your needs motner ot Anne (Joseph) Weinman and the late Dr. Morrev M.

Kaufman RETICH MiLDREDM. April 20, 1997. Beloved wife of John. Deer mother of Keith. Grandmother of Kelsey and Nathan.

Sister of Winnie (Ray) Bonf. Memorial service Thursday 11AM First Presbyterian Church of Farming-ton, 26165 Farminaton Far-mlngton Hills (11 Mile Farming-ton Rd.) Visitation Tuesday Grandmother of Kathy (Cameron Kerry) Weinman, Michael (Judy) Weinman. Great grandmother of Jessica and Laura Kerry and Daniel Weinman. Sister of Sylvia Goren. Services 1:00 Friday after JAMES R.

SCOTT, 64, a retired Detroit Public Schools special education teacher who also published poetry and wrote a newspaper column, died of cancer Sunday at his home in Dearborn, where he was a lifelong resident Mr. Scott retired in 1990 from Oakm'an Orthopedic School, where he'd worked since graduating from what's now Wayne State University in 1955. He received a master's degree in education from Wayne State in 1959. He was a neighborhood columnist for the Dearborn Press Guide for several years, writing most recently about the Ford Woods area of east Dearborn. "I always looked forward to reading his columns," said the newspaper's editor, Mary Geddes, recalling his knack for detail about the city's history.

He had published several poems in books put out by national poet societies and wrote a genealogical history of his family in 1994. "He worked on it for a year and a half and distributed it to each family member," said his sister, Noralie Steele. "It was a couple of hundred pages and it's absolutely done to Mr. Scott also is survived by his son, David; a stepdaughter, Helene Constantine; a brother, and three grandchildren. Visitation will be 1-9 p.m.

today at the Howe-Peterson Funeral Home, 22546 Michigan in Dearborn. Viewing will begin at 10 a.m. Thursday leading up to an 11 a.m. funeral service at First Presbyterian Church of Dearborn, 600 N. Brady.

Burial will follow in Northview Cemetery in Dearborn. Robert M. Lennox, 43, president of a Lapeer tool supply company and a deep-sea diver who worked on oil rigs in such places as the Gulf of runerai nome, j-w-buou THEUERKORN OTTO U. Age 75. Dear husband of Betty E.

(Boss). Dear father of Richard J. and Karen L. (Robert) Hamilton. Grandfather of Sara E.

and Andrew Hamilton and Peter U. and Julie E. Predeceased by his brothers Bert, John and Gay. Family will receive friends at A.H. Peters Funeral Home 20705 Mack Ave.

at Vernier Grosse Pte. Woods. Wednesday 4-8 p.m. and Thursday 2-8 p.m. in state al Historic Trinity Lutheran Church Friday 1 m.

until time of service 2 p.m. Contributions appreciated to the Salvation Army andor Historic Trinity Lutheran Church. Funeral Directors DAVIS MAYNARD E. Aae 65, April 21 noon at trie Ira Kaufman Chapel, (10) 569-0020. Interment Mschpt-iah Cemetery.

6-9PM and Wednesday 1-4 4 6-9PM at Thayer-Rock Funeral KEMSUZIAN noma, urana iver Avenue, Farmington 1 block west of Farmington Road). Family suggest memorials to Karmanos Can 199 Soul mate of Deiores. Dear father of Lynn (Walter) Gasior and Debl Lawson. Grandfather of Niki. Tracy.

Ryan, Katie, Lindsay, Jeff and Derek. Great grandfather of Austin. Brother of Joyce (Larry) Geubafx and Lloyd (DoiothyJ visitation Thursday 2 p.m unti' semce at the John Santieuft Son Funeral Home 1139 AGNES Age 94. Beloved wife of the late Hagop; dearest motner of Dr. Harry (Mary) Kerns, John (the (ate Marv) Kerns: lovlna cer Institute.

grandmother of nine; and eight RICKETTS' tnKster (bet. Ford Hill) at 7:30 pm. THOMAS R. April 22, 1997 of greoi grartocnnaren; gear sisier of the late John lloustian and the late Henry Klloustian; also many other relatives and friends. Visit SIMPLE CBOVIATEON $650 Complete No Hidden Service Fee 800-331-5051 CAU FOR FHE BROCHURE Duzak Funeral Home.

Inc. moormieia nins. Husoana ot me late Priscllla A. Ricketts. Father of Karen L.

(Bert) Struck and Robert Thomas (Cynthia) Rick- ing Friday p.m. at vasu, Rodgers ConneR Chapel of A. EVANS ISADORA (JACKIE) Of W. Bioomlieid April 20, 1997, age 88. Loving wife of the late Johnny, efts.

Grandfather of Austin Thom TOPOLEWSKI STANLEY N. Age 72. April 22, 1997, Beloved husband of Josephine dearest father of Stanley N. Jr. (Linda), John N.

(Grace) and Steven loving grandfather of Michael, Robert, Kimberly and Christine; dear brother ot Stephen. Member of SS. Peter Paul Holy Name Society, President for over 25 vrs. Member of Roaring 50' Club and K. of C.

Msgr. Hunt 3rd Degree Retirees. Funeral Saturday 9:30 a.m. from the JanembowsVl Funeral Home, 18957 W. Warren at Artesian, to SS.

Peter Paul Church 10 a.m. Interment St. Hedwig Cemetery. Visitation Thursday T-9 p.m.; Frt. 12-9 p.m.

Rosary Frl. 7 p.m. as rick ens, Broiner ot Richard Ricketts. Funeral service at Christ Church Cranbreok 470 Lvnignu a viift, jd n. vvoog- ward (S.

of 14 Mile Prayers 7:30 p.m. Daughters of Vartan service 7:45 p.m. Funeral Saturday 10:30 a.m. St. John's Armenian Church, Southfield.

Interment Woodlawn. Memorial tributes may be sent to St. John's Armenian Church. Arrangements by SIMON JAVIZIAN FUNERAL HOME or Dear aunt of Ronald and Mary Lou Todt. Dear great-aunt of Kimberly (Robert) Todt-Tutche-ner.

Private Service was held Tuesday at Oakland Hilts Memorial Gardens, Novi. Memorials to the American Heart Association would be appreciated. Arrangements by Godhardt-Tomlinson DEATHS ELSEWHERE Diosdado P. Macapagal, 86, the president who introduced the Philippines' first tentative land-reform law, died Monday in the Philippines. Mr.

Macapagal, the country's fifth president, was defeated in 1965 by Ferdinand Marcos, whose authoritarian rule lasted 20 years. In 1963, his government passed a land-reform act" that said having landless peasants was "contrary to public policy and shall be abolished." Andres Rodriguez, 73, the former president who ousted Paraguay's dictator in a 1989 coup and steered the country back to democracy, died Monday in Asuncion, Paraguay. Mr. Rodriguez was dictator Alfredo Stroessner's right-hand man before leading a rebellion in 1989. He went on to win the presidency in an election three months later and held office until 1993.

Lnurcn Bioomtieid Hills, Friday 11:30 a.m. Visitation at the Wm. R. Hamilton Co. 820 E.

Maple, Birmingham, Thursday 5-8 p.m. Memorial tributes may be made to American Cancer Society or William Beaumont Hospital Foundation. "SoirttisaH Michigan LotMl Cremation Cost Pnwlifer" Funeral Home, Keego Harbor, www.auto.com The best address on the Web for all things automotive.