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mm 2B DETROIT FREE PRESS MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1997 Death notices SAND MILDRED A. Beloved wife ot Dr. Death Notices Today's Alphabetical Listing Harry iana. uear momer of Fayclare (Dr. Robert) Blau, Jay and Don Sand.

Grandmother of Laura 1988 suit by prisoners goes to trial this week Governor and judge have clashed over case HELPFUL HINT To report a death of a Social Security or SSI beneficiary or to Inquire about survivor benefits, Coll: 1-800772-1213 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. (Daniel) Friedman, Michelle Sand, David (Risa) and Randy Blau. Services 2:30 Monday afternoon at the Ira Kaufman Chapel.

Interment Clover Hill Park Cemetery. SHEKTER MARILYN M. Beloved daughter LOCAL DATELINE Bloomfield Hills Noted actor to speak James Earl Jones, whose gravelly voice is easily recognizable, will be keynote speaker at the Roeper School's annual fund-raising gala Friday. Jones is also slated to get a Golden Apple Award for his support of education. The event starts at 7 p.m.

at the Ritz Carlton Neirynck, Theresa M. Piersol, James A. Sabo, Helen Irene Sand, Mildred A. Schulkins, Robert W. Shekter, Marilyn M.

Smith, MaryG. (Kelly) Sommerfeld, Henry A. Stanko, Louise Starzyk, Waller Frank Streicher, Ralph A. Toukhanian, Sona (Sonny) Williams, Louise P. Wojtowicz, Steve Griswold, Eveleth J.

Hacke, Albert Martin Haigh, Ernest A. Howard, Harry A. Kaptur, Raymond J. (Chubby) Kelso, Tena Ketelhut, Ida Mary (Age Klein, Bernard V. Kormos, Mildred V.

LaPides, Joseph H. Louchart, Mary Ellen (Sal) Mcglothin, Roy J. Meagher, William F. Meyer, Walter Mueller, Alvina F. ot tne iaie Kum snower.

Beloved niece of Louis Citron, Irving (Esther) Citron. Rosaline (Marvin) Acosta, Ryan S. (Deo) Agosta, Gladys B. Anderson, Carl R. Athansopoulos, Apostolos G.

Bernas, Ronald F. Bielec, Irene Cheff, Carol Ann Chess, Mollie Devine, Frances C. DiSanto, Angela Garbacik, Thomas J. Gieleghem, Cecil J. Gitersonke, Sophia, Goldstein, Hyman J.

Griggs, Lawrence, Sr. ACOSTA RYAN S. (DEO) April 4, 1997. Beloved husband of Flora. Dear father of Florence and Mariorie.

Brother of Arnold, Carmen vvij shake, Hector, Naido, Horencio and Patria Nai, Family will receive friends Wednesday p.m. and Thursday p.m. at A. J. Desmond and Sons Funeral Home, 2600 Crooks (betw.

Ma-pieBig Beaver). In state Friday 5:30 at St. Bede, 18290 W. 12 Mile until funeral Mass at 10 a.m. Reider.

Loved by many dear friends and cousins. Services Monday 11 a.m. at Hebrew Memorial Chapel (810)543-1622. Interment Machpelah Cemetery. SMITH MARY G.

(KELLY) April 5, 1997. Aae 70. Lonatime book- keeper for international nw 1 ovioo wife of Sr James G. Smith. Dear sis AGOSTA GLADYS B.

April 1997. Of Groue He. Beloved wife of Andrew (Hank). Dear mother of Doris Chandler. Also leaves four grandchildren, ten great grandchildren and three sisters.

Funeral service from the Martenson Funeral Home, 10915 Allen Rd. (corner of Goddard Rd), Wednesday 12 noon. Visitation Monday 6-9 p.m. and Tuesday 2-9 p.m. ter of Genevieve Tomaszewski, Dorothy Mohan ot FL, Peggy Charesf and sister-in-law of Carolyn Kelly, Also leaves many nieces, nephews and cousins.

Prayers 9:15 a.m. Wednesday at Thayer-Rock Funeral Homo, 33603 Grand River Farming-ton (1 blk. W. of Farmington Rd.) and to Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church tor 10 a.m. Mass.

Visitation Monday 4-9 p.m. and Tuesday 2-9 p.m. Memorials may be made to tne Leukemia Society. HOWARD HARRY A. Age 81, April 5, 1997, of Trenton.

Beloved husband of Del-la. Dear father of Betty (James) Bennettand William (Mary). Also leaves 10 grandchildren, 15 great grandchildren and 3 great-great firandchiidren. Funeral services orm the Martenson Funeral Home 3200 West Trenton, Tuesday 12 noon. Visitation Monday 1-9 p.m.

MCGLOTHIN ROY J. April 6, 1997. Age 70. suddenly. Loving husband of Claudine.

Dearest father of Kathleen (Dennis) Roggenbuch; Michael (Karl) and Dennis of FL. Brother of Maxine, Joy and John and grandfather of five. Private services arranged by THAYER-ROCK FUNERAL HOME Farmington, (810-474-4131) Memorials may be made to St. Joseph Hospital Oncology. GARBACIK THOMAS J.

Age 61 of Brighton Loving husband of Janet. Beloved father of Theresa (Dan) Clark, of Pincttney; Michael TonD, of Howell; and Linda (Tom) Nle- fhoth, of Idaho. Dearest grandfa-her of Nicole. Michael, Nina, Jessica and Marissa. Dear brother of Robert, of Troy; and Bernard, Christopher, Theodore, all of Brighton; George, of Wixom; Joanne Atkinson, of Southgate, and Ester McKendry, of Plymouth.

Preceded in death by sister Eileen Flynn. Tom owned and operated Howell Vacuum and Janitorial Supply. Visitation Tuesday 1-3 and Scripture service 7 p.m. at Bell-Borefc Fu Hotel in Dearborn. Jones, a Mississippi native who moved to Michigan at age 6, has appeared in such movies as The Hunt KAPTUR ANDERSON CARL R.

Age 69 of Ferndele, Monday March 31, a member of BPOE, Elks, Lodge 34 and V.F.W. Post 140. He worked at Unisys Corp. (Burroughs) tor 36 years and retired in 198S. Survived by his brother William H.ofFerndale.

RAYMOND J. (Chubby) Beloved husband of the late Wanda. Dear brother of Rita (Frank) Sarosik, Donald, Howard (Pat), Nicholas (Bettv) and Kenneth (Rosemary) neral Home, M-J6, namuurg, 1810)231-0200. Funeral Mass SOMMERFELD HENRY A. Age 88, April 6, 1997.

Husband of tne late Hilda. Dear father of Jude (Elizabeth), Mary Virginia (Michael) Ferrara, David (Anne) and Frances Bingham. Grandfather of 15, great grandfather of 18. Visitation at Verheyden Funeral Homo 16300 Mack, Grosse Monday 4-9 p.m., Tuesday 1-9 p.m. Vigil service 7:30 p.m.

Tuesday. Funeral Mass celebrated 9 o'clock a.m. Wednesday at St. Matthew Catholic Church, Harper at Whittier, Detroit. Memorial contributions may be made to the Capuchin Soup Kitchen, 1740 Mt.

Elliott, Detroit, Ml, 48207. James Earl Jones Kaptur. Dear uncle of many nieces and nephews. Visitation Sunday 4-9 p.m. and Monday 12-9 p.m.

at the wailk Funeral Home, 11470 13 Mile (W. of Hoover), Scripture Service Monday at 8 p.m. Instate Tuesday 9 a.m. until time of Mass at 9 30 a.m. at St.

Wednesday 10 a.m., St. Patrick Catholic Church, Brighton. Visitation at church, 9 a.m. until time of Mass. Contributions suggested to Livingston Community Hospice.

MEAGHER WILLIAM F. April 5, 1997 Age 72 Dear brother of Margaret, Rosary, John, Jim, Alfred, Betty Ann, Mary Pat Farrugia (Richard). Jerry and the late Patrick (Joe) Betty), Catherine McGee and Timothy (Joan). Survived by many nieces and nephews. Dear friend ot Dorothy Egan.

Family will receive friends at A. J. Desmond and Sons Funeral Home, 2600 Crooks (betw. Maple' Big Beaver), Monday 5-9 and Tuesday 2-9 p.m. Rosary Tuesday 7 p.m.

Funeral liturgy begins Wednesday 9:45 a.m. at the funeral home with procession to St. Louise Church, 2500 Twelve Miie Warren, for funeral Mass at 10:30. Memorial tributes to EMS Unit, Warren Fire Department. GIELEGHEM ATHANSOPOULOS APOSTOLOS O.

Beloved husband of Maria. Dear father of George, Renee McKee (Tom), Tom, Nick, and Dora. Grandfather of Allen. Also two sisters in Greece. Visitation 2-10 p.m.

Monday at the A Peters Funeral Home 20705 Mack Ave. at Vernier Grosse Pte. Woods. Instate at Assumption Greek Orthodox Church from 10:30 a.m. Tuesday until Liturgy 11 a.m.

Trlsagion 7p.m. Monday. Blase Church, izibi 15 Mile Rd. (E. of Dodge Park).

Interment Resurrection. 4, 1997. Beloved husband of Mar- curity classifications, access to the courts, use of telephones and the use of typewriters and computers. A group of female prisoners joined the case, which now is a class action. The Legislature passed a law in 1989 to limit inmates' possessions, much like the department policy would, and Giddings blocked that, too.

Giddings has issued dozens of preliminary orders in the case, and held many hearings on such issues as prisoner possession of metal and glass objects, whether witness fees would be paid, and the availability of televisions and common merchandise catalogs. he orders issued by Judge Giddings in this lawsuit have affected the day-to-day operations of virtually every prison in the state of Michigan, from minimum security camps to the Ionia Maximum Security Facility," the Department of Corrections has said. The challenged policy would cut in half the amount of possessions allowed each prisoner, eliminating certain items that could be fashioned into weapons or like hooded sweatshirts used to conceal identity. "Our basic position is we have the right to decide what prisoners can have and how much they can have," said Mariorie Van Ochten, administrator of the office of policy and hearings for the Department of Corrections. But Sandra Girard, an attorney for Prison Legal Services of Michigan who represents the male inmates, said the state wants to take possessions without reimbursement or make prisoners pay to send them home.

By Malcolm Johnson Associated Press LANSING Since 1988, a hotly contested lawsuit has pitted prison inmates against the state Department of Corrections and Gov. John Engler against an Ingham County circuit judge. This week, Circuit Judge James Giddings finally is to begin the trial of the suit. Prisoners are challenging the department's power to control tjieir possessions. The trial could have at least 200 witnesses, mostly prisoners.

Attorneys for prisoners submitted a list of 700 potential witnesses. Giddings has estimated that the trial, to begin Thursday, could last as long as six weeks. The case has been overshadowed by insults, political posturing and attempts to remove Giddings. Engler ionce called him a "lunatic" and suggested he got his law degree through mail. The state Supreme Court Refused to disqualify Giddings from the case.

"A lot of this case is symbolism, but it deals with society's expectation hat people in prison should fall un-ider tight restrictions and not have ability to demand nine years in leourt time," said state Sen. William Regenmorter, R-Hudsonville, chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee. The Cain case named after John Cain, a plaintiff who's serving 45 to 100 years in prison for a 1985 Ishooting attempts to prevent the Istate from restricting prisoner property, especially in the most secure prisons. Giddings blocked the policy, pending the trial. Prisoners later expanded the complaint to include se KELSO Loving tamer ot uonno Ralph) Pakizer, Robert (Susan), James (Lois), Patricia (Larry) McAnally, -and Paul (Shirley).

Dear grandfather of 17 grandchildren and areat Grandfather of TENA Beloved wife of the late 9. Dear brother of Walter, Ray John P. Dear mother of John Patricia (Henry) Meabrod, Emma Shetterly and Kathleen (Thomas) Montreuil. Survived by 11 Grandchildren, 23 areat grand children and four great great mond, Stanley, and the late Maurice. Visitation Monday and Tuesday 1-9 p.m.

Rosary Tuesday 7 m. at the A H. Peters Funeral omt, 32000 Schoenherr at Masonic (13V Mile Warren. Funeral Wednesday. In state 9 a.m.

St. Peter Catholic Church, 95 Market Mt. Clemens until time of Mass at STANKO LOUISE Age 78. April 4, 1997 of Dearborn Heights. Beloved wife of the late Marlon J.

Dear mother of Lawrence J. (Catherine), Lorraine (Leo) Kslazek, Michael J. (Barbara) and James P. (Linda). Sister of Henry Watega, Jean Fowler and Cecelia Cieszkowskl.

Also survived by 11 grandchildren and two great grandchldren. Funeral Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. from the L.J. Griffin Funeral Home, 7707 Middlebelt (at Ann Arbor Tr.) and to St. Mel Church at 10 a.m, Rosary Mon.

at 7 p.m. Memorial contributions to the Angela Hospice or Capuchin Soup Kitchen would be appreciated: Family will receive visitors Monday 12 noon until 9 p.m. MEYER WALTER Age 50, September 1946- April 1997, of Wayne. Beloved husband of Patricia. Loving father of Mark (Pam) Meyer and Katherine (Randy) Pattee.

Grandfather of three. Also survived by his mother Violet Meyer and hts brother Lloyd Meyer. Arrangements by Harry J. Will Funeral Home Lents Chapel 34567 Michigan Avenue, Wayne, Michigan. Please call Lents Cha-pel at 313-721-5600 for Information.

granacrmaren. runeroi vnegrtes-day 9 a.m. at Bagnasco-Tabbl Funeral Home, 25800 Harper (betw. 10-11 Mile), St. Philomena Church 10 a.m.

Rosary Tues. 7 Em. Visitation Tues 2-9 p.m. urial in Ossineke, Ml. In lieu of flowers, donations to the charity of your choice appreciated.

BERNAS RONALD F. Age 59, April 5. Loving husband of Elizabeth. Beloved father of Ellen Krenz, Susan Attard, Ronald, Mark and Kurt Bernas. Step father of Cindy Henderson and Sheila Boothe.

Dear son of Dorothy and the late Frank Bernas. Brother of Norman Bernas. Visitation Tuesday 1-9 p.m. Funeral service Wednesday 9:15 a.m at Welse Funeral Home 7210 Park Avenue, Allen Park (313 382-1150) and 10 a.m. at St.

Alfred Church, Taylor. Vigil service Tuesday 7 p.m. Interment Our Lady of Hope Cemetery. GITERSONKE SOPHIA, (nee Meinhardt) April 4, 1997. Age B8.

Beloved wife of 4- the late John. Dear mother I Barbara (Henrv) Uhl and KETELHUT IDA MARY (Age 90) Beloved wife of the late Emil. Dear mother of Donald (Beatrice), Robert (Beverly), Betty (Vincent) Mele, Thomas, Emit (Theresa), Diane (Gary) Wilson, and the late Virginia Mette. Also survived by 26 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday 11 a.m.

at the Kaul Funeral Home, 27830 Gratiot Rose-ville. Visitation Tuesday 3-9 p.m. MUELLER ALVINA F. Age 93, Formerly of Harper Woods. Beloved wife of the late William J.

Mueller. Dear mother of John P. Mueller (Sheila) of Hartland and Ms. Marilyn Bellomo of St. Clair Shores.

Dear aunt of Anne Hilde-brant ot St. Clair Shores and dear Grandmother of six. Visitation uesday from 1-9 p.m. and Wednesday from 1-5 p.m. at Herrmann Funeral Home, Brighton.

Services Wednesday at 7 p.m. from Our Savior Lutheran Church, 13667 W. Highland Hartland. Memorials suggested to Our Savior Lutheran Church, Hartland or Christ Lutheran Church, Fraser. BIELEC IRENE Suddenly April 6.

Age 77. Beloved wife of the late Stanley W. Loving mother of Mrs. Robert (Mary Ann) Show. Dearest grandmother of David Show, ana dear sister of Lillian Kay.

In state Wednesday 9:30 a.m. at St. Rene Church, Sterling Heights, until Mass at 10 a.m. Visitation Tuesday 1-9 D.m. at the David J.

uonaia (Mary) ottersonne. nearest grandmother of Kathryn (Richard) Combes, Karen (Christopher) Cook, Bryan Uhl and Christian Gitersonke. Great-grandmother of Gregory, Nathan and Kevin Combes and Katelyn and Kristie Cook. Resting at Kaul Funeral Home, 35201 Garfield, Clinton Sunday 3-9 p.m. Funeral Monday 12 noon at the funeral home, with Pastor Walter Keller officiating.

Interment Gethsemane Cemetery, Detroit. Memorials to St. Paul Lutheran Church, 42681 Hayes, Sterling Hts. or chanty of your choice. STARZYK WALTER FRANK 66 years, April 4.

Father of Janice, Jackie, Michael, James and Laura. Dear son of Blanche. Dear brother of Joan. Elaine Burgess, Ronald (Phyllis) and the late Bernard and Edward, Also survived by 15 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Prayers Wednesday 10:30 a.m.

at the Edward Swanson Son Funeral Homo 30351 Dequindre Rd. (1 blk. S. of 13 Mi. Rd.) to St, Vincent Ferrer Church, Madison Hts.

for an 11 a.m. Mass. Scripture service Tuesday p.m. Visitation Monday 5-9 p.m., Tuesday 2-9 p.m Wyiockl Funeral Home 29440 Ryan Rd. (N.

of 12 Mile), Warren. Scripture service Tuesday 7:30 p.m. GOLDSTEIN HYMAN J. Beloved husband of the late Adeite. uearest father of Sharon Goldstein (Dr.

Barry) Lesnick. Dearest brother of Marvin KLEIN BERNARD V. Age 90. April 4, 1997. Beloved husband of the late Caroline and Irene.

Loving father of David, Patricia, Virginia and Edward. Proud grandfather of Michelle, Cerise, Charles, Sandra, Timothy, Larry, Denise, Ann Marie, Marty and Dan. 10 great grandchildren. Also special friend of Marianne and Karen. Friend and member of the Rapport Club of St, Jude Church.

Visitation at the Detroit Chapel of Frank J. Calcaterra Funeral Home, Inc. 16090 E. 7 Mi. (Moross at Kelly) Monday 2-9 p.m.

with Rosary in the evening. Funeral begins Tuesday 9:30 a.m. and St. Jude Church, 10 a.m. Mass.

Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. STREICHER RALPH A. Age 79, April 5, 1997. Beloved husband of the late Mildred.

Loving father of Randall and Gregg, visitation at the Detroit Cnapel of the Frank J. Calcaterra Funeral Home, Inc. 16090 E. 7 Ml, Rd. (Moross at Kelly) Monday 4-9 p.m.

and Tuesday 1-9 p.m. meral Wednesday 11 a.m. at the fureral home. NEIRYNCK THERESA M. Dearest mother of Barbara Scruggs.

Dear grandmother of Craig (Kathleen) Scruggs, Scott Scruggs, Bruce Scruggs, and Alison (Michael) Blodgett. Dear great grandmother of Gwen, Hannah, and Michala. Dear sister of George Zerbin and Alice Ebb. Visitation Monday 5-9 and Tuesdays 2-9 at the Lyle Elliott Funeral Home, 31730 Mound Rd. (2 blocks N.

of 13 Mile). Funeral services Wednes (Elaine) Goldstein, Nettie Brenner, and Bernice (Al) Welnstein. Beloved grandfather of Jodi and MatIh Services held Sundav CHEFF CAROL ANN Beloved daughter of Dorothy and the late Vaughn E. Loving sister of Barbara (James) Wisniewski, Vaughn P. (Amy) and James.

Dearest friend of Edward Hoffman. Visitation Tuesday p.m. Kaul Funeral Home, 28433 Jefferson, St. Clair Shores. In state Wednesday 9 a.m.

until time of Mass 10 a.m. St. Germaine Church. An expression of sympathy may be made to the American Cancer Society. at Hebrew Memorial Park.

Arrangements by Hebrew Memorial Chapel, (810) 543-1622. OBITUARIES day. In state from 10 a.m. to time of service 11 am. at Resurrection Lutheran Church 2053) Kelly Rd.

GRIGGS LAWRENCE, SR. April 6, 1997, age 67. Beloved husband of Angelina. Dear father of Judith (Dean) Dennis, Lawrence, Jr. (Debra) and Annette (Jeffery) Sharp.

Grandfather of Bess, Sara, Dawn, Anne, Amber, Abby, Angela and Anthony. Brother of Joanne (Ken KORMOS CHESS MOLLIE Beloved wife of the late I TOUKHANIAN SONA (SONNY) April 5. Beloved wife of Hrayr. Dearest mother of Peter (Nicole) and Maral (Mark) Loving grandmtoher of Maral Toukhanian. Also many other relatives and friends.

Family receiving friends Tuesday 5-9 p.m. Wm. ft. Hamilton Funeral Home, 820 E. Maple, Birmingham (E.

of Woodward). Dan Gark Pavers 7:30 interment oien toen Lemetery. Family suggests memorials to the Resurrection Lutheran Church Childrens' Choir. MILDRED V. April 5, 1997.

Beloved wife of the late Vendel Henry Chess. Dearest: mother of Jerry (Bobbi) Chess and Shirley (Norman) Sieaal and the late Business operator helped iinany others in Detroit p.m. Daughters of Vartan Service 8 p.m. Funeral Wednesday 11 a.m. neth) Novak, Prayers at Manns-Ferguson Funeral Home 17000 Middlebelt, (S.

of 6 Wednesday 9:30. Mass at St. Prlscilla Church, 10 a.m. Visitation Monday 4-9, Tuesday 12-3 and 5-9. Scripture service Tuesday 7 p.m.

Family suggests memorials to American Heart Association or Kidney Foundation. (1980). Dearest mother ot Virgin-! ia (Earl) Breitenbach, Mary Ann (Frank) Biernat, Leo (Connie), Bernard, Roger (Sandy) and the late Wilbur (1988). Also survived by 21 grandchildren, 26 great-grandchildren, seven step-great- grandchildren. Visitation Monday and Tuesday 12-9 P.m.

Rosary Tuesday 7 p.m. uneral Wednesday 9:45 from John Molnar Funeral Home, 23700 West Brownstown to St. Victor Catholic Church, Gibraltar, for 10:30 a.m. Mass. Interment Michigan Memorial Park.

Pauline Golden. Dearest sister of Dr. Robert (Mildred) Greenley. Grandmother of Wendy, Joel, Arthur (Michele), Neal (Carolyn), Alan (Debbie), Heidi, and Mindy. Great grandmother of Paul, Melissa, Erin, Samantha, and Michelle.

Services Monday 1 p.m. at the Hebrew Memorial Chapel, (810 543-1622. Interment Workmen's Circle Cemetery, Beth Isaac Section. PIERSOL JAMES A. Age 60.

Died April 4, 1997. Beloved husband of Stacey. Dearest father of Kathy Mane Amey and Michael Clark; James (Suianne); and Terr! Lynne (Paut) Cunningham. Survived by nine grandchildren. Dear brother of Charles, Jean (Ron) Noble and Joan Whitman.

Funeral services Tuesday 8 p.m. at the Chapel of E. J. Mandiiuk Son Funeral 22642 Ryan (1 blk. S.

of Nine Mile), Warren. Visitation Monday 6-9 p.m. and Tuesday 1 p.m. until time ot service. St.

Sarkis Armenian Church Dearborn. Interment Woodlown. Memorial tributes to either St. Sarkis Church, General Society of Vasbouragan or the Karmanos Cancer Institute. Arrangements by Simon Javlzlan Funeral Home, 810-626-7815 or 313-869-4100.

GRISWOLD EVELETH J. Age 76. Husband of the late Helen 11994). Father of Lynne (Robert) Cox. David Edwin, Barbara (Christopher) McPherson, Harold (Kristine), and Julie Roberts.

Brother-in-law LaPIDES JOSEPH H. Beloved husband of of Luella Sanders. 14 grandchild the late Rose, uearest father of Fern Ettinger, Sheryl (Richard) Kras- nnu, nH Dhillin BY Brad Bennett fire Press Staff Writer Belle Wallace was a successful Detroit business owner who reached out to help others along the way- co-owner of the former Garfield Lounge, Hotel Randora and several grocery stores in the city, Mrs. Wallace used her business influence and contacts to help other minority ren and 2 great grandchildren. Visitation Tuesday 3-9 D.m.

and WILLIAMS LOUISE P. April 5, (nee Bleau) Dear wife to the late Howard. Dear sister of Lloyd (Vivian) Bleau. Sister-ln-lew of Florence Williams. Dear aunt of Sandra Raymond and Joseph Bleau.

Funeral Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the Dearborn Chapel of the Howe-Peterson Funeral Home 22546 Michigan Ave. Visitation Tuesday 2-9 p.m. Mrs. Williams was a member of Cherry Hill Presbyterian Church since 1949.

Wednesday 1-9 p.m. Funera DEVINE FRANCES C. April 6, 1997. Age 70. Beloved wife of Neil E.

Sr. Loving mother of Margaret M. (Jeff) Telford, Lizbeth A. Devine, Neil Jr. (Lynn), and James G.

(Tina) Devine. Dearest grandmother of Thomas, Joseph, Tres-sa. Crystal, Patrick, Jamie Lynn, Adam, Brianna, Heather and Ta-bitha. In state 9:30 a.m. Thursday followed by a 10 a.m.

Mass at St. Fabian Catholic Church, 32200 W. 12 Mile Farmington Hills. Visitation Wednesday 3-9 p.m. at Thursday 11 a.m.

at Hopcroft t-unerai nome jho jonn Madison Heights. Burial Evergreen Cemetery, Detroit. SABO HELEN IRENE April 5,. Beloved wife of Louis. Loving mother of Richard (Diana) Szmagaj, Carolyn (Edwin) Jones, Catnleen San-teiu and Patricia Sabo.

Grandmother of Christopher Santeiu, Richard J. Szmagaj and Sandra Szmagaj. Sister of Virginia Woods. Member of D. of I.

St. Maria Goretti Circle 0849. Services Tuesday 10:15 a.m. from the Saewskt Funeral Home, J9111 W. Warren to St.

Thomas Iquinas Church at 11 a.m. Entombment Our Lady of Hope Cemetery. Scripture services Sunday 6 p.m. D. of I.

Rosary Monday 2 p.m. Instate Sunday 2-9 p.m., Monday man, and the late Bonnie Zelick-man. Dearest brother of Paul LaPides. Derest grandfather ot Dr. Stephanie Krasnow (Dr.

John) Parrish, Audrey (Paul) Gaynor, Ronald (Ellen) Krasnow, Steven, Scott, and David Ettinger and Aaron Zelickman. Great grandfather of Noah and Julia Rose Gaynor, Benjamin and Jack Krasnow. Services Monday 11 a.m. at Hebrew Memorial Park, Radomer Section. Arrangements by Hebrew Memorial Chapel (810 543-1622.

neenvy-auiiuquiii runeim nuiitv, 23720 Farmington Rd. (betw. 9-10 Mile Rds.) Farmington (810-474-5200). Rosary Wed 7:30 HACKE ALBERT MARTIN April 6, 1997. Cherished husband of Elaine for 55 years, Loving father of Gerald and Dennis.

Dearest grandfather of Lisa and David. Caring friends Bud and Ayrial Warne. Visitation Monday 5-9 p.m. at the Redford Chapel of the Harry J. Will Trust 100 Funeral Home 25450 Plymouth Rd.

(E. of Beech Daly). Funeral service Tuesday 1 p.m. Go gentle into the night Sweet Prince. p.m.

i-or memorials, piease consider the Little Sisters of the Poor. for Red October," "Clear and Present Danger" and "Cry the Beloved Country." He also has an active stage career. Also receiving awards at the gala will be Joe and Jim Bristah, owners of Swords into Plowshares Peace Center and Art Gallery; Kathy Carlisle, an artist; U.S. Court of Appeals Judge Damon Keith; Jeff Montgomery, president of the Triangle Foundation for gay rights; and Heidi VanArnem, an entrepreneur and advocate for disabled people. The cost of the gala runs from $50 per person without dinner to $2,000 for a table for 10 people with dinner.

For more information, call Denita Banks-Sims at Roeper, 1-81O642-1500 anytime. By Lpuise Taylor Warren 4 detectives under probe Four police detectives are under investigation for allegedly drinking on the job and violating other department conduct codes. City spokesman Mike Greiner said Friday the four unnamed detectives will face a hearing this week before Police Commissioner Jack Baird and Police Chief Bob Graham, who will rule on possible suspensions. The four plainclothes detectives are from the department's special investigations division. By Ilaina Jonas Detroit Memorial set for victims A public memorial service for victims of last month's shooting at a Comerica bank branch in Detroit is set for 7 p.m.

today at Martin Luther King Jr. Presbyterian Church, 18391 Morang. An offering will be taken at the service for Eric Skalnek, who was injured in the shooting. Three people were killed before police shot the gunman to death. For more information, call the church at 1-313-521-9001 anytime.

Wayne County 2 suburbs holding elections River Rouge and Wyandotte are holding city elections today. Polls in both cities are open 7 a.m.-8 p.m. In River Rouge, a mayor, assessor, two constables and six commissioners will be elected. The city clerk and treasurer are unopposed. In Wyandotte, voters will select a mayor, six council members and an assessor.

The city clerk and treasurer are unopposed. Also in Wyandotte, two proposals are on the ballot One would lengthen mayoral and council terms from two years to four and limit those elected to 12 years in office. Voters would have to approve both measures or neither will be implemented. By Dan Shine WOJTOWICZ STEVE April 4, 1997, age 88. Beloved husband of the late Mary.

Loving father of Mary (Roger) Kwiatkowski, Geri (Art) Wader-low, Betty Martens, Patricia Wheeker, and daughter-in-law Geri Figlock, and the late Fred Figlock, Sr. Grandfather of 13, great grandfather of 17. Also survived by five brothers and four sisters. Funeral Tuesday, 9:45 a.m. from D.S.

Temrowskl Sons Funeral Home 30009 Hoover Rd. at Common (1212 Mi.) to Our Lady Queen of Heaven Church, 10:30. Visitation Monday 1-9. EST In Memorlam SCHULKINS ROBERT W. April 5, 1997.

Age 79 Beloved husband of Irma for 55 years. Precious father of Melinda McElroy; Robert II (Denise) and Hugh (Ann). Treasured grandfather of Cart Robert and Hugh McElroy; Krfstvn, Amy, Sarah and Emily SchulVins. Dear brother of William. FUNERAL SER DfSANTO ANGELA Age 87.

April 5, 1997 of Wyandotte. Beloved wife of the late Salvatore. Loving mother of Giuseppe (Maria), Santina (Vin-cenzo) Galati, Susanna (Giuseppe) Palazzolo, Onorato (Carole) and Angela (Stino) Vassallo. Dearest grandmother of 20 and of 37. Sister of usanna Buscemi.

Funeral ser business owners get started. She and her husband, the late Randolph Wallace also reached out to other families. "Very often, she and my grandfather would give HAIGH ERNEST A. Beloved husband of Barbara. Dear father of Robinella Blake (Dan), Pamella Paluschuk (John), James (Dana), and Gregory.

Eight grandchildren. Brother of Annie Davi (John) and Dorothy Boglltch (Jim). Funeral 10 a.m. Wednesday at the A.H. Peters Funeral Home.

20705 Mack LOUCHART MARY ELLEN (SAL) April 4, 1997. Beloved wife of Paul. Dear mother of Randy (Debra), Rene Louchart and Regan (Catherine). Grandmother of Nicole, Austin, Gabrielle, Rutger and Gunnar. Sister of Ruth Halm, William Bellenbaum (Bernice), Richard Bellenbaum (Ann) and the late Robert (Martha).

Family will receive friends Wednesday 2-8 m. at A. J. Desmond and Sons uneral Home, 2600 Crooks betw. MapleBig Beaver).

Funeral service and interment in St. Charles, Ml. Memorial tributes to Karma-nos Cancer Institute or Hospice. VICE Wednesday 11 a.m. at vice Wednesday 9:15 a.m.

at the Martenson Funeral Home, 10915 Allen Rd. (corner of Goddard to St. Elizabeth Catholic I nATEK'HULK rune Mi. HOME, 33603 Grand River Avenue, Farmington, I block west of Farmington Road). Visitation Mon.

4-9 p.m. and Tues. 2-9 p.m. Memorials may be made to the Beaumont Foundation Oncology Department. Ave.

at Vernier Grosse Pointe Woods. Visitation 2-9 p.m. Monday and Tuesday. Memorials SOPHIE YENKEL Happy Birthday Mom. You're gone 3 years we still miss you.

Daughter Barb and Grandchildren, Eddie, Jim, David Annie. cnurcn lua.m. visitation Monooy 3-9 p.m., Tuesday 12-9 p.m. Vigil service Tuesday 7 p.m. Interment Our Lady of Hope Cemetery.

Ora Belle Wallace to Leaaer uogs tor me tstina or Blue Water Hospice appreciated. fering from Alzheimer's disease. She was 85. Born in Mississippi, Mrs. Wallace graduated from Rust College in Mississippi with a bachelor's degree in education.

She taught elementary school for several years in Mississippi before moving to Detroit in the late 1930s with her husband. The couple owned several grocery stores at different times. In 1948, they bought the Garfield Lounge and Hotel on John at the corner of Garfield. They remodeled the lounge, and in 1956, built the Hotel Randora, on Garfield between John and Woodward. The Guardian Association, a black Detroit police organization, regularly met in the Randora.

The couple also also owned a jukebox and vending-machine business. Mrs. Wallace was a member of the Detroit chapter of the NAACP, the Booker T. Washington Business Association, the National Association of Market Developers, the Cotillion Wives Auxiliary, Sigma Wives, several local hospital boards and other organizations. In addition to her son and granddaughter, survivors include two daughters, Jean Nash and Juanita Crump; a sister; three other grandchildren, and one great-grandchild.

Visitation will take place at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Scott Memorial United Methodist Church, 10372 W. Chicago in Detroit A funeral will take place at 11 a.m. Tuesday at the church. Burial will be in Detroit Memorial Park East in Warren.

money to families in need," including people who lost their jobs, said her granddaughter Gail Oxendine Barker. "They were always willing to help in that regard." After her husband died of kidney disease in 1963, Mrs. Wallace helped create a foundation that continues today to raise funds for kidney-disease research. The Randolph W. Wallace Sr.

Kidney Foundation also provides summer camp for children with kidney disease, and purchases equipment for hospitals. 4 "She had a rare ability to get along with anybody and everybody," said her son, Randolph Jr. "She was the kind of person that anybody could come and talk to." Mrs. Wallace died March 31 at the Boulevard Temple Retirement Community in Detroit after long suf- DEATHS ELSEWHERE brew University Medical Center in Israel. She was national president of Ha-dassah from 1953 to 1956.

Created in 1912, the group became one of the largest advocates for a Jewish homeland. Vladimir Soloukhin, 72, who long campaigned for the preservation of Russian's national heritage, died Friday of cancer in Moscow. He was born in 1924 into a peasant family and graduated from Moscow's Gorky Literary Institute. He started his literary career as a poet, later writing travel pieces, short stories and novels altogether more than 30 books. Sen.

Heberto Castillo, 68, for decades a leftist opposition leader in Mexico, died Saturday of complications from a heart attack in Mexico City. Colleagues said his death may complicate efforts to reach a settlement to a rebellion by Indian peasants in the southern state of Chiapas. Mr. Castillo was best known as an opponent of Mexico's ruling party and was once jailed for his activism. Rebecca Shulman, 100, a leader of the women's Zionist group Hadas-sah who helped bring medical services to Israel, died March 30 at her Manhattan home.

She helped raise money to build, the Hadassah-He-.