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2B DETROIT FREE PRESSMONDAY, JULY 28, 1997 CONGRESSIONAL ROLL CALL Readers' donations exceed expectations and can hit a high C-sharp, won a camp scholarship through IBM. Although she is learning the classics, her goal is to become a jazzpop singer like her idol, Sade. "I do not have perfect pitch," Hembrick said. "I have to listen more and I've got to work on sight-reading." One of the wonderful things about Interlochen is that it fosters striving for excellence without the competitiveness sometimes found in other music programs, Hembrick said. "I'm the only black girl in my cabin," Hembrick said.

"I didn't know how they were going to welcome me, but we get along just like sisters. My best friend here, Lindsey, she's just so nice and down-to-earth. We're just having so much fun." program. Through the end of June, nearly $5,300 has been raised specifically for Interlochen. That is allowing the camp to buy reeds for oboes and bassoons, easels, leotards, folding chairs, slide projectors, movie screens and badminton racquets.

"It means a great deal to us," said Interlochen camp director Ed Downing. "What it really says is that people identify with the needs of kids and that's a warm feeling for us." "It's wonderful because it's growing." Hembrick, a senior at Detroit's Mackenzie High School, said she had never heard of Interlochen until Mackenzie's choral director, Sheila Sipes, suggested she apply for a scholarship. Hembrick, who sings first soprano Dreams, frnm Page IB more children than expected. Skillman will match donations sent to the fund until Sept 1. "Time after time, whether it's for storm relief efforts by the Red Cross or helping disadvantaged children in the summer, Free Press readers come through," said Publisher Heath Meriwether.

"They represent a generosity that always encourages me about our efforts to make this a better place to live." Last year, the Summer Dreams campaign raised $4,240 for equipment such as instruments and full-length mirrors for dance rehearsals at Interlochen. This year donations are up for Interlochen, like nearly every Summer Dreams highlighted gress must keep with agriculture. The votes came during debate on the $49-billion agriculture spending bill for fiscal 1998, which the House passed 392-32 on Thursday flight. All members of the Michigan delegation voted for the bill except John Conyers a Democrat, who voted against it It moves next to a conference committee to work out differences with the Senate. The House rejected, 209-216, an amendment to save $34 million by ending crop insurance subsidies for tobacco growers.

The Michigan delegation was split with the following lawmakers voting to end the subsidy: Republicans Vern Ehlers, Peter Hoekstra and Fred Upton, and Democrats Conyers, Dale Kildee, Sander Levin, Lynn Rivers, Debbie Sta-benow and Bart Stupak. Dingell did not vote. The rest voting against ending the subsidy. The Senate defeated a similar measure Wednesday but Sens. Carl Levin, a Democrat, and Spencer Abraham, a Republican, both supported it Each Monday while Congress is in session, the Free Press prints how Michigan's delegation voted on major recent issues.

Associated Press WASHINGTON U.S. House lawmakers have approved a bill to provide more than $42 billion for transportation programs in fiscal year 1998 that includes more road funds for Michigan and all other states. The House voted 424-5 on Wednesday to approve the bill that would give Michigan a $106-million boost in federal road funding next year. The 16-member Michigan delegation voted for it except for Rep. John Dingell, who voted against it.

This year's federal road funding for Michigan was $512 million; next year's funding under the bill would be $618 million. Tobacco Subsidies: on Thursday, supporters of farm programs thwarted attempts to end or scale back a government subsidy for tobacco, contending the 1996 farm bill that gradually phases out some subsidies is a promise Con I Death notices Dull) NotlcM Today's Alphabetical Listing HELPFUL HINT To report death ol Socls security or ssi Deneticiary or 1 'inquire about survivor benefits, Call: 1-80M72-1213 7:00 am. to 7:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. SCANDALIS WILLIAM July 27, 1997.

Beloved husband of Mabel (nee Owers) Scandalis. Loving father of Maria. Dear son of the late James and Angellne Scandalis. Brother of the late George Scandalis and Alice S. Corona.

Will be missed and always loved by his survivors. -Brothers Pete and Steven Scandalis, sisters Ann S. Buysse, Stella Scandalll, Dena Scandalis and Carrie S. Maul. Brother-in-law of Lillian Maul, Gall Reeves and the late John B.

Buysse and Joseph M. Maul. Loving uncle of many nieces, nephews, grand nieces and grand nephews. Visitation Tuesday 5-9 p.m. at Verheyden Funera Home.

16300 Mack AMEND OBITUARIES ADAM (ART) Age tS. July 26, 1997. Beloved husband of Edith. Poupard, Stanley J. Prisby, Rita C.

Rasinen, Wesley E. Rzeznikiewicz, Genevieve Scandalis, William Scholl, Cornell Scodellaro, Primo M. Shaw, Seymore Sklare, Ann Fae Slowik, Milton Studier, Clarence P. Todd, Sophie Vomdran, Minnie S. Welling, Mary D.

Wismer, Alice Amend, Adam (Art) Apache, Stephen R. Auerbach, Miriam Beers, Shirley A. Black, Evelyn M. Brown, Lawrence C. Byzewski, Imogens Candler, Lorna B.

Cavanagh, Robert F. Corner, Phillip W. Curtiss, Stanley A. DiPonlo, Ben Fans, Marjorie Finney, Lillian Foster, William C. Jr.

GokJon, Harry Harold Gonek, Sylvia Hagadone, Elaine E. Karle, Rosella Kenyon, Ruth Kuras, Thomas M. Lanway, Jack Lewinski, Gerald Jerry Mac, Stella Mahler, Sara Majchrzak, Leonard R. Marek, Renee Marie Mattice, Vivian Meyers, Robert S. Musial, Nancy Neubecker, Elmer W.

Nowakowski, Stanley Petot, Leokadia (Lilly) Petroni, Hansel Joseph Grosse Polnte. Funeral Wednes Dearest father of John, and Linda Schlmeck (the late Lawrence). Loving grandfather of Jennifer Amend and Elite Schlmeck. Brother of Ann Poda and Paul Ortlelb. Funeral Monday I p.m.

at the A.H. Peters Funeral Heme, 32000 Schoenherr at Masonic 3Vi mile) in Warren. Visiting Monday day, state (time later) until time of service at Assumption Greek Orthodox Church, 21800 warier St. air Shores. Expert organist composed for church, taught others alter lua.tn.

Trlsaglon prayers Tuesday (time later). Former owner of Rams Horn Restaurant, Grosse Point. APACHE STEPHEN aae 70. of Fowler vine. Died Saturday.

Retired Ford autoworker. Survived by wlto Helen Louise, special friend Phyllis Sasser, niece and nephew Gregory anu KOLnaei ueorge, brother John and sister Marae. DiPONIO KENYON MATTICE SCHOLL CORNELL Died July 25 at his residence at New Port Richey, Fla. Beloved husband of the lafe Hilda; dear fattier of Cornelia E. Yelinek; also survived by two grandchildren, two great-grandchildren and two nieces.

Services 10 a.m. Wednesday at Gethsema-ne Cemetery, 10755 Gratiot, Detroit, under direction of A.H. Peters Funeral Hem of Grosse Point. Services II a.m. Wednesday at VIVIAN ana 84 of Lincoln Park RUTH July 23, 1997, of Birmingham.

Wife of William S. Ken von hirst Baptist Lnurcn ot rowier-vllle. Visitation 7-9 Monday, 2-4, 7-9 Tuesday at Dllllngham-Ni-black Funeral Heme Fowlerville. BEN July 26. Beloved husband of Marie.

Dear father of Denlse. Donna, Fran Treacher (Ken) ana Michael. Grandfather of Michael and Nicholas. Brother of Mario DIPonio, Florence Robinson and Antoinette Yanke. Famllv will Died July 26, 1997.

Beloved wife of the late Lee. Dearest mother of Dolores (Nell) Corbln, Lee Jr. (Rosemary), Barbara (Robert) Fraser, Dianne (Don) Bartle, Ju- Mother of Susan, Richard, and William III Kenyon. Grandmother of Kathryn, Michael, Krlstlne, 517-2234656 mannew, uavig, ana cmaoetn. By Jeanne may Free Press Staff Writer Thomas M.

Kuras devoted his life to music composing, performing and teaching. He called himself a pianist who happened to play the organ. Memorial service at si. John'! ai lannizzaro, anaron luanf nin- AUERBACH Eo scooa Church of Rova Oak. Woodward at II Mile Tues.

MIRIAM A Holocaust Survivor receive friends at A.J. Desmond A Sens Funeral Heme, 2600 Crook! Rd. (betw. Maple Big Beaver) Monday 5-9 p.m.; Tuesday 2-9 SCODELLARO PRIMO M. Aae 77.

July 24. Re July 29, 3 p.m. Memorial tributes Beloved wife of the late Mark Auerbach. Dear mother of Sara Auerbach may oe maoe to at. Anne meao, cla).

also survived by 33 grandchildren, 42 great grandchildren and two great, great grandchildren. Visitation Monday 4-9 and Tuesday 12-9 with scripture service Tuesday 7:30 IVIW I. THIS 4WV.IIMCIU, 48076. Arrangement by the Wm. P.m.

Kosary luesoay p.m. uneral liturgy begins at tunerai home Wednesday 9:15 with oro- (Car 1 Fox, Harrv Auer R. Hamilton 24I-644-6UUU. cesslon to St. Reois (Lahser at bach, and Debra Auerbach (Bill) Clephane.

Grandmother of David and Jason Fox. Services 11 o'clock Lincoln) for funeral mass at 10 LANWAY r.m. at voran punerai norne Allen Park Chapel) 5900 Allen Rd. Funeral Wednesday 9:30 a.m. at the funeral home and 10 o'clock mass at St.

Cyril of Jerusalem Monday morning at the Ira Kauf a.m. tmomoment Hoiy seputcnre cemetery. Memorial tributes to tired teacher, Michigan Public Schools, 38 years of service; mod-' el 4 pattern shop teacher and evening school principal at Chadsey HlgTi School, Detroit. Initiated Industrial Arts Program at Murray Wright High School, Detroit. Dear husband of Frances.

Loving father of Marilyn Auiler, Gary (Mary), Mark (Barbara) and Robert (Pamela) Scodellaro. Brother of Lillian (Richard) Ob-riot: seven arandch Idren and one man cnapei, 241-m-wuu. inter JACK L. Age 73 of Auburn Hills. ment Adat Shalom Memorial icnarity ot gonors cnoice.

July 27. 197. son ot the late Li Lnurcn uayior). interment Mien- land Llna Lanway. Husband of igan memorial am lemeiery.

FARIS orence. Brother of Dona Lan BEERS MARJORIE L. (STITES), age 63 NEUBECKER way of Caro, Hazel Boersma of Lansing, the late Bruce Lanway and the late Florence Knowles. SHIRLEY A. Age 69, July 25, of Livonia.

Beloved wife of Walter C. Dear mother of Kathleen A. (Rob fT iff ELMER age 71. Beloved husband of Patricia (Kowalskl); Brother-in-law ot Jean inch ot ert) Komenoer, Janice Eastoo nte and Eve vn (Frank) ot Bioomtieio nuts, Beriuey ana Ferndale. Beloved wife of William R.

Dear mother of Martha (James) Strogen, Julie (Gregory Lee) Farls, and David M. (Lisa) Farls. Sister of Paul (Patricia) Stltes. Also three grandchildren. "He was animated and voluble, a raconteur and teller of jokes," his friend William Worden wrote of him Sunday.

"Compassionate and intolerant, kindly and demanding, he could be diffi (Thomas) Creedon. Karen J. loving lather ot Deborah, Thomas, Judith (Michael) Boback, Karen (Martin) Calka, Sharon Gordon E. (Yvonne), Mary M. (Robert) Beckley, Brian P.

(Kris-fen), and the late David C. (Jan great-grandchild. Visitation Monday 17 noon-9 p.m. Funeral service Tuesday 11 a.m. at The Wels Funeral Hem.

7210 Park Allen Park 313-382-1150). American Legion (16th District) memorial service Monday 7 p.m. Contributions to the American Heart Association of Michigan appreciated by family. Seguln of Livonia. Special uncle of Dlonn Inch of Grosse Polnte Farms.

Also survived by other nieces and nephews. Mr. Lanway was retired from the Birmingham Board of Education, a member of (Douglas) Vlsocchl and Katharine (Georae) Larklns: arandta ther of Nicole and Jennifer Booack, Cameron and Counne1 Calka and Jessica Vlsocchl the American Legion Post 43! ice). Also survived by seven grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday TO a.m.

from The L.J. GrlHIn Funeral Heme, 7707 Mlddlebelt tat Ann Arbor Trail) and to St. lamlan Church 10:30 a.m. Rosary Monday 7 n.m. Famllv will re Memorial services will be held Wednesday, July 30, 11:00, First United Methodist Church, Woodward at LeRoy, Ferndale.

Memorials to the church or the American Cancer Society. Arrangements by Spauldlng Curtin Funeral Directors, LLC, Ferndale. Retired from the Detroit Free Auuurn nms ana Leoer Loage 60 F.liA.M. Clarkston. Funeral service Tuesday 12:30 p.m.

at "He nonetheless passed the examinations to become a fellow of the American Guild of Organists, at the time the youngest person ever to do so," Worden wrote. Besides the organ, Mr. Kuras played the harpsichord and the figured bass. He had a world-class collection of sheet music and owned two harpsichords, -an old piano called a forte-piano and a chamber organ. He began as a church musician at age 12 at St Alphonsus in Dearborn, then at the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament Detroit Most of Mr.

Kuras' composing was for the church, and he specialized in choral preludes for hymns used in Catholic services. Survivors include his mother, Adele; sisters Rosemary Burgoyne and Rosanne Albus, and a brother, Michael. Friends may call from 5 to 9 p.m. today and 2 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at the AJ.

Desmond Sons Funeral Home, 4375 N. Woodward Royal Oak. A scripture service will be at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home. The funeral will be at 11 a.m.

Wednesday at St. Joseph, 1800 Jay with burial in Mt. Elliott Cemetery, Detroit press alter 49 years ot service. Visitation Monday 4-9 o.m. and SHAW SEYMORE Beloved father ot Thomas Kuras pixiey Funeral Home, 322 w.

University Rochester. Tuesday 1-9 p.m. at the Livonia Chapel ef the Harry J. Will Trust ceive visitors aunoay e-y p.m. ana Friends mav visit the funeral iwonaay p.m.

ana fr-v p.m. Memorial contributions to St Marc (Laura) Shaw, Do-ree Shaw, and the late Lloyd Shaw. Grandfather mi runerai nome, juuu ix mile FINNEY home Monday 6-9 p.m. Family lb. ot i-zM.

ravers a.m. Damian Air Conditioning Fund Wednesday at the funeral home. inunii hichiui iw iiw miiicii- LILLIAN Beloved wife of the late i nmwi iMiiiien, not wn, Donald and Alan Shaw. Services appreciated. cen Lung Association.

LOCAL DATELINE Royal Oak Zookeepers hope for panda cubs A studhy new guy has moved into the Detroit Zoo, and zookeepers are hoping for a brood of red panda cubs within a year, Juno, a year-old male, set up housekeeping last week with July, a female. Red pandas are an endangered species; Juno and July are two of only 200 in the United States. The pandas are native to the Himalayas, where deforestation has led to the demise of many. Juno came to Detroit by way of the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo in Colorado Springs, July arrived in the Motor City in November. The pandas are about feet long, weigh 10 pounds and have reddish fur, white faces that look like masks and striped tails.

By Louise Taylor Harrison Township Board to take on boat storage Tonight the Harrison Township Board is expected to revive an old issue: storing boats in front lawns. For four years, the township has backed off an ordinance passed mostly for aesthetics which prohibits storage of boats in front yards. But Supervisor John Hart said last week the board should either stand by the ordinance or scrap it instead of imposing a moratorium each year. The board meets at 7:30 p.m. at Rosso Memorial Hall, 38255 L'Anse Creuse.

By Marc Selinger Southfield Fieger sues firm after defection Attorney Geoffrey Fieger is suing an insurance adjuster who he says lured away 70 clients Fieger was representing in a multimillion-dollar property damage suit Fieger's firm was representing about 80 home owners in Westland whose basements backed up with sewage following a heavy rainstorm on Feb. 20, 1997. In a complaint naming the City of Westland, builders and engineers, the home owners alleged their homes were defective. The defendants pooled more than $6 million in June to help settle the claims, Fieger said in his suit Before long, though, Fieger's clients were notifying him they had chosen to deal directly with the claims adjuster, Gab Robbins Inc. of Bingham Farms, and that they no longer needed his services.

Some of the former clients said Robbins had urged that they discontinue their association with Fieger. In a suit filed Friday in Oakland County Circuit Court Fieger said his firm suffered "economic injury loss of esteem and standing in the community." He wants more than $10,000 in damages. Detroit Reward offered for fire details Tipping off federal investigators to an arsonist who tossed a Molotov cocktail into a Detroit church last year could net someone $5,000, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms announced Friday. The ATF is offering the reward for information leading to the arrest indictment and conviction of the person responsible for the Aug. 27, 1996, firebombing of the Greater Mt Zion Baptist Church at 1960 Meade, said agent Vera Fedorak, Detroit ATF spokesperson.

Conviction on a federal arson charge could result in up to 10 years in prison and a $10,000 fine. Anyone with information may call the ATF Arson Hotline at 1-888-283- 3473anytime. Harold N. unney. Dear mother of Stuart (Gall) Finney, Kenneth (Mar-eia) Finney, and Fllssa 2:30 Monday afternoon at the Ira Kaufman Chapel (248 5694020.

Interment Clover Hfli Park. Funeral Mass 10 a.m. St. Colette Church. Burial, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

Scripture Service Tuesday 7 p.m. Memorials to Angela Hospice, Barbara Karmanos BLACK LEWINSKI EVELYN M. July 26, 1997. Beloved GERALD "JERRY" Age 61. July (Steven Welsberg) Finney.

Grandmother of Jill Flnnev. cancer nstnuie ana tne bovs ana wire ot me late Kooerr. loving mother of Catherine (Daniel) Stec a. mi. Be ovea nusoana or mar- SKLARE Steohanle (Stanley) Barton.

An bins uud ot uetroiT appreciatea. yann. Dearest father of Gary, and Robert (Linda). Grandmoth ANN FAE Beloved mother of drew (Glnei Finney, Kate Finney, and Chase Finney. Sister of uavia jennnerj, uaniei imicn-eile).

Michelle, and Lvnette (Da er ot Robert Kyan and tmiiy. Dear dauohter of Dorothv Dodoe. NOWAKOWSKI Gerald (Libby) Sklare and the late Charles Sklare. Dear sister of Bertha Son-shine. Klara Blauer and Sister of Gall Kinder.

Visitation vid) Townsend. Grandfather of Breanne and Shalna. Brother of rean uavis, ana tne late josepn Feldman, and the late Sidney STANLEY July 26, 1997. age 79 of Dearborn Heights. Beloved hus- Monday 4-9 p.m.

Tuesday 1-9 p.m. Funeral Wednesday 9 a.m. from Rosemarie Ferschnelder. Visitation Monday and Tuesday 2-9 o.m. Pauline (Bernard) Silberman.

r-eiaman. services i ciuck mon-dav afternoon at Machoelah Cem Dana ot Henrietta Nowakowsni. Loving father of Maria (Zoltan) Conrando. Dear brother of Frank wuioN-iaicaierra aens, inc. etery Chapel.

Arrangements by at Wujek-Calceterra sons, Inc. 36900 Schoenherr at Metro Pkwy. cult. He was a teacher of consummate skill for those who cared to learn." Mr. Kuras, 46, died of cancer Saturday at his home in Birmingham.

He was director of music at St Joseph Catholic Church, Detroit and founder and artistic director of the Chamberworks series and the Detroit Philomusica Chorus. Mr. Kuras was born in Detroit, graduated from University of Detroit High School and the Palestrina Institute of the Archdiocese of Detroit, then dropped out of Wayne State University. 30900 schoenherr at Metro Pkwy. (16 Mile) to St.

Matthias Catholic Church for Mass at 10a.m. Roiarv tne iro Keurman wnapei, (241) 569120. Nowakowski. Dearest grandfather ot Tadeusz Conrando. Vislta Loving grandmother of Bradley, Courtney, and Seth.

Many nieces and nephews. Services Tuesday at Cloverhlll Park Cemetery Chapel. For time call Darfman Funeral Direction (248) 54M700 i id in state rvea. iu a.m. at St.

Rene Gouoll Catholic Church Tuesday 7 p.m. Interment Resur FOSTER tlon Monday 1-9 Voran Funeral Home (Dearborn Chapel) 23701 Ford Rd. In state Tuesday 9:30 rection Lemeiery. for 10:30 a.m. Mass.

Scripture service Tues. 7 p.m. Interment WILLIAM JR. July 26, of Westland. Beloved husband of Resurrection lemetery.

BROWN a.m. until time ol Mass at 10 a.m. at St. Anselm Catholic Church. LAWRENCE aoa 94 of Far interment St.

Hedwig cemetery. MAC mington. Beloved husband ot the leteT-ucllle. Dear father of Jack PELOT ijean) ana Robert (bavann) STELLA, July 26, aae 93. Beloved wife of the late prank; loving mother of John (Arlene) and Johnnie c.

Dear father of Sharon (Leland) Weathers, Susan and Deborah L. Also survived by seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral service Wednesday 10 a.m. at the Chapel at the L.J. GRIFFIN FUNERAL HOME, 7707 Mlddlebelt Rd (at Ann Arbor Tr.) Family will LEOKADIA (LILLY) July 26.

Brown. Also survived by eight aranacmiuren, ureal arena- SLOWIK MILTON, July 26, 1997. Beloved husband of the late Josephine; dearest brother of Stanley and Virginia; survived by one daughter and on granddaughter. Member of the Pvt. Lyskawa VFW Post and Stltt American Legion Post.

Services Wednesday 10 a.m. at the Saiewskl Funeral Horn, 19111 W. Warren. Interment, St. Hedwig.

Visitation Monday 5-9 p.m., Tuesday 12-9 p.m. age SO yrs. Beloved wife of Enoch. Dear mother of Marvin, Norman and Connie. Sister of Ernest children and one sister; Helen Lasimira LUbiarz (Eugene); dearest grandmother ot Kather Ine Mac.

Mark, Jerome and Don Gebert. Mr. Brown was the for Rvback. a so surv ved bv three receive visitors luesoay randchlldren. Family will re- na Lublarz; dear sister of Victoria In Poland.

Funeral Tuesday 9:30 a.m. from the David J. Wysocki ceive trienos at a.j. uesmono GOLDON Funeral Heme. 29440 Ryan Rd.

HARRY HAROLD Beloved hus sons Funeral Home, 2600 crooks Rd. (betw. Maple A Big Beaver) Monday 10 a.m. untlT time of service at 1 o.m. Interment White band ot Sarah.

Dearest mer owneroperator of Browns Market, Farmlngton. Funeral services 11:00 a.m. Wednesday at the Keehn Funeral Heme 706 West Main Street, Brighton (110) 229-9171. Visitation Tuesday p.m. Interment Oakland Hills Memorial Gardens, Novl.

Memorial contributions are suggested lo the Ausable Valley Home, of 12 Mile), Warren, to St. Anne Church at 10. Interment, Resurrection Cemetery. Member of tamer ot Marcie Millard. Dear arandtather of inapei Lemeiery.

STUDIER CLARENCE July 26. 1997. ana plav Ladies Auxiliary Post 10. Rachel and Michelle. Dear brother ot Ruin I Joseph) Kwaselow and Bettv Israel.

PETRONI UiUfltl lAtCBU lam 95. Beloved husband of Dorothy; dearest father of Donald (Con MAHLER rairvtew, mi. SARA Beloved wife of Irving age 69. Beloved husband of Donna stance), Bernard (Eveyinj, William. Marv Lou (Jake) Stenral Graveside services 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at Machpelah iCemetery, Ferndale.

Arrangements by the Hebrew Memorial Mahler. Dear mother ot j. isuraei; aear tatner of Law- BYZEWSKI Ruth Freshman and Edward Mahler. Grandmoth. mn.

n. biiu WKfli n. rBiiunii dear steofather of Larrv P. and IMOGENE, age 71, July 26, 1997. Beloved mother of Leo, Tim cnapoMzwinj-Kva or of Laura (Douolas) and Gerald (Patricia); grandfather of 17; great-grandfather of eight.

Funeral Wednesday 10 a.m. at the Kaul Funeral Home. 35201 Garfield (N. of 15 Mile), Clinton Township. Visitation Tuesday 3-9 p.m.

Burial, Cadillac Memorial Foerv and Jullebeth (Kevin) (Katnv) and Laura Sinclair GONEK arandmother of Tim Jr. and Tralnor. Great grandmother of SYLVIA Beloved wife of the late Baron V. Ritchie; dear brother of Albert Petroni; also survived by three grandchildren. Visitation Tuesday 6-9 p.m.

and Wednesday 1-9 p.m. at Sawyer-Fuller Funeral Heme, 2125 12 Mile Rd. (2 blocks west of Woodward). In state, Hunter poery ano uaire Tramor. Services were held Sunday at the Armond; sister of Mabel and Ada Clements.

Funeral from Lynch 6, Sens Funeral Heme, 340 Pontiac Trail, Walled Lake (3 blks. S. ol Gardens East. Joseph. Loving mother of Marvin (Norma) Gonek, Calvin Gonek, Constance Gonek.

and Judv (David) at the Ira Kaufman Chapel, (248) 5694020. Interment Clover Hill Park cemetery. Castlne. Dear grandmother of Maple Wednesday 11 a.m. Interment Ottawa Park Cemetery.

Friends may visit Tuesday jason ano uaire Lastine and James (Loren). Dan (Kim), and Thursday 9:30 a.m. until 10 a.m. time of Mass at Our Lady of LaSalette Church (Coolldge north of 11 Mile). Interment, Roseland Park Cemetery.

Memorial dona MAJCHRZAK LEONARD R. Age 76, July 26, TODD SOPHIE, age 83, July 26. Wife of the late Theodore deerest mother ot Kathleen Itchue, Nancy Fisher, Marcella Day, Sharleen Kashouty and Theodore Todd; sister of Millie Brancheau; also survived by 22 grand- and great-arandchildren. Family will re 1997. Beloved husband of Helen.

Tom (Peggy) Fine. Great grandmother of Elizabeth and Sara Fine. Services Tuesday 10 a.m. at Hebrew Memorial Chapel. Interment Hebrew Memorial Park.

tions may be made to Karmanos Cancer Institute. Rosary service CANDLER LORNA July 26, 1997. Wife Of Nail Candler; mother of Mrs Lorna C. Howensteln. James N.

weonciqay a p.m. Brother of Richard, Genevieve (Walter) Glaza. Joann (John) Mueller, and the late Evelyn (John) Wyrzykowskl and Raymond (Cecelia). Brother-in-law of (24)4J-I2 POUPARD Candler Marv C. Powell of ceive friends at AJ.

Desmond A STANLEY J. Beloved husband of HAGADONE Maxine. Dear father of Dennis Kicnmona, ana ueorge b. Candler oV New York City: sister of Martha Blood Zeder of Palm ELAINE E. Aae 60.

July 25. 1997. Mary Goers, Edmund Szostak, Andrew (Roseonne) Lebloda and William Dykla. Survived by many (pernanda), David (Joan), Steve, Denlse Lesniak (Mark) and Car Beloved wife of W. Dean.

Dear mother of Mark, Ron, Jan, Dennis wis, ttwirooxs ko. (bet. Mapi Big Beaver), Tuesday 2-9 p.m. Rosary Tuesday 7 p.m. Interment, Holy Sepulchre.

Memorial tributes to Grand Traverse Area HoSDice. 1105 Sixth Traversa springs, also 10 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Memorial service will be held at a Haaaaone ana Ke iToaai nieces ana nepnews. visitation Monday 5-9 p.m. Tuesday 1-9 p.m.

at Wulek-Calcaterra A Sans. Inc. iWllliams. Grandmother of Reed ol. Also six grandchildren.

Brother of Raymond, Beatrice VanWas-sanhove, Eugene, and the late Mildred Barr. Funeral Tuesday 9 a.m. from the A.H. Peters Funeral later date. Tributes to Children's Williams, sister ot Jim Kott, City, Ml 49684.

36900 Schoenherr at Metro Pkwy. 16 Mile). In state Wednesday 9:30 Home ot Detroit, vw look Jovce Radke. chard Kott. Pattv uroise fointe wooas, mi Bishop, Tom Kott and the late a.m.

at St. Isaac Joques catholic Church. 21120 Beniamin off Little Jerry Kott. Daughter-in-law of Irene Munn. services a.m.

Mack betw. 10-11 Mile until Maul CAVANAGH Home, 2005 Mack at vernier, Grosse Pte. Woods; and 9:30 a.m. at Our Lady Queen of Peace. Rosary Monday 7:30 p.m.

Burial VORNDRAN MINNIE S. Beloved wife of Carl. Dearest mother of Gloria Kelly, Marlon Carlson and Shirley Jer- at 10 a.m. Rosary Tuesday 7 p.m. ROBERT F.

Beloved husband of usnbi winm rwmn nvmv, 41271 Van Dyke (Between 21-22; interment mi. uitvet cemetery. ras.i. ur ea, tat on Kesurrection. visitation aunoa' and Monday after 3 o.m.

Memorl i Lfliw. Loving granomotner eiaht. areat orandmothar at Mary. Dear father of Michael (Denlse), Christopher (Suzanne), Peggy (Douglas Strong), Nancy Brown (Michael) ana Thomas Monday 1-9 p.m. Contributions to American Heart Association or als to the Capuchin Monastery or MAREK rocus nurc appreciatea.

Gitt ot Lite Donor program. three. Dear sister-in-law of Anna Hlmmer and Christine Engle. Services Wednesday 10 a.m. Kaul Funeral Heme 28411 Jefferson, st RENEE MARIE of Hlghland-No-vl.

July 26, 1997, age 25. Beloved (Barbara). Also 13 grandchildren. Brother of Jeanette Thursam. PRISBY Bloomfield Township home after a long battle with cancer.

Mrs. Beatty was one of 11 original students of the Roeper School and graduated from University Liggett School. She attended the University of Cincinnati. Before her marriage, she worked in motion pictures and advertising. She was an accomplished pianist and, as a child, played a concert with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra.

She was active in the Episcopal Church, including St George's in Milford and Church of the Advent in Orchard Lake. Survivors include her husband, Edgar; a daughter, Lisa Foley; sons William and Theodore, and four grandchildren. Friends may call p.m. today at the Wm. R.

Hamilton 820 E. Maple in Birmingham. A memorial will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Church of the Advent 3325 Middle-belt with burial in Pine Lake Cemetery in West Bloomfield Township. Stanley Terry Daniel Fair, 91, a retired schoolteacher, died Friday at the Greenery nursing home in Howell after a long illness.

He moved to Howell 20 years ago after a long career as a teacher in Hanna, Ind. Survivors include his wife, Louise; a daughter, Marilyn Burklund; three grandchildren, and a great-grandson. A funeral will be held at 11 a.m. today at Lynch Sons Funeral Directors, 404 E. Liberty in Milford, with burial in Milford Memorial KARLE Visitation Monday 4-1 p.m.

and PRIMO M. SC0DELLAR0, 77, a retired Detroit schoolteacher and professional woodworker, died of heart disease Thursday at William Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak. He lived in Allen Park. "My father loved working with wood," his daughter, Marilyn Auiler, said Sunday. "Not only is he leaving behind his family and friends, but many, many beautiful pieces of furniture baby cradle, cabinets, candle-holders his labor of love." Mr.

Scodellaro was born in Italy and came to Detroit when he was 2. He was a lieutenant in the Army Air Corps in World War II, flying combat missions in Europe. For 38 years, he taught industrial art in Michigan high schools. He was a shop teacher and evening school principal at Chadsey High School and founded the industrial arts program at Murray Wright High School. He retired in 1988.

Besides his daughter, survivors include his wife, Frances; sons Gary, Mark and Robert; seven grandchildren; a great-grandchild, and a sister. Friends may call from noon to 9 p.m. today at the Weise Funeral Home, 7210 Park in Allen Park, where the 16th District of the American Legion will hold a memorial at 7 p.m. today. A funeral will be held at 11 a.m.

Tuesday at the funeral home. His ashes will be buried in a private service at Our Lady of Hope Cemetery in Brownstown Township. JEAN0 MARY NOACK BEATTY, 67, a wife and mother, died Friday at her RITA C. July 26. 1997 Beloved ROSELLA L.

(nee Whltohalr) oaugnter ot uiane berry marek of Highland. Dear sister of Richard Marek of Florida and Kevin Clair Shores. Visitation Tuesday p.m. An expression of sym- luesoay it p.m. at tne A.n.

Peters Funeral Home. 20705 Mack Marek of Arizona. Dear friend of patny may oe maoe to tne ANhei-mers Foundation. Loving wife of Leonard Karle Jr. Dear mother of Charles (Judy) Whitehair, Joseph (Christine) Whltehalr and Grea Whitehair.

wife of Raymond. Dear mother of Steven, Judith (Allan) Tory, and the late Mark. Sister of Dolores McParland, and Charles Las-kowski. Also survived by four barv Kavkh vshtvn. Grand Ave.

at Vernier Grosse Polnte Woods. Funeral Wednesday 12 noon at Our Lady Star of the Sea Church. PrayersTuetdey daughter of Joseph Marek of Dear stepmother of Leonard uearoorn ngts. deverai aunts, uncle and cousins. Funeral from iranocnnaren.

runerai luesoay 10: 15 a.m. from the D.S. Temrows- WELLING MARY D. July 26, 1997. Wit ot th late Cletus J.

Welling and Aubrey (Diane) Kane ill, tilene (Howard) St. John, Jonl (Richard) Mansfield, Roy (Carrie) Karle, Jerome (Laura) Karle. Dear sis evening at tne tunerai noma. Memorials to the Make A Wish Foundation. Member of the Michigan Bar Assn.

and Eastslde kl sens Funeral Heme, 30009 Hoover Rd. at Common (12v Mile). Funeral Mass at Our Lady J. Doyle. Dear mother of Marilyn Chur-h of the Holy Spirit, 3700 N.

Harvey Lake Highland, Thursday 10 a.m. Fr. Leo Lulko officiating. Entombment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Southfield. Friends may visit at Lynch A Sons ter of Anaeline Moore and Kath I ennts Ltuo.

arine Moore. Loving grandmoth tjueen ot neaven Lnurcn. 1 1 a.m., 8200 Rolyat, Detroit. Visitation Sunday 5-9 and Monday 1-9. Rosa-ry Monday 7 p.m.

CORNER PHILLIP m. Beloved husband ol )n iimbi uviT-ui viMivi. mn-Ord, Tuesday I Wednesday 2-9 er ut ii yrsnuinuaren ana nine great grandchildren. Also survived by many close nieces and nephews. Visitation Monday 5-9 and Tuesday 12-9 p.m.

at the Waslk Funeral Heme, 11470 13 p.m. rcosary rveanesaey p.m. Charlotte. Dear father ol Stephen (Katie) Corner "vf' wfiK.ii, Lynn vTciiiny Lawrence and Sue Welling Karrer. Also survived by 11 grandchildren and 14 greatgrandchildren.

Funeral from Verheyden Funeral Heme, 16300 Mack Wednesday 9: 15 a.m. Our Lady Star of th Sea Church 10 a.m. Contributions may be made to St. John Hospital, the Capuchin Monastery and University of Detroit College. ana Kutn inorveyi Hur-wltz.

Grandfather of Han RASINEN WESLEY age 87, July 26, 1997. Beloved husband of the late Frances dear father of Susan MEYERS ROBERT S. Age 72. July 26. Beloved husband of Jovcelvn.

nah and Emily Corner. Memorial Service 11 o'clock Tuesday morning at Temple Beth El in Bloomfield Hills, 24M51-1 100. vince) Tabacco ano Virginia Richard) Thompson; also three Mile (W. ot Hoover). Funeral Wednesday 9 a.m.

In state at St. Jude Church (15819 E. 7 Mile Rd.) until time of Mass 9:45 a.m. Scripture service Tuesday 7 p.m. Interment Mt.

Olivet Cemetery. Lovina father of Dr. Bruce. Stephanie (Norman) Meyers grandchildren and two great- brother of Robert VI) Reslnen. Services Wednes inomes, raui (Auareyj, ausan (Bill) Day, Barbara.

Dear grandfather of seven. Visitation Tues WISMER ALICE, age 60, of Whit Lake, July 25. 1997. Beloved wife of Owen; dear mother of Randle M. KURAS day 10:30 a.m.

at Wm. Sullivan Sen Funeral Heme, 705 W. II Mile day 2-9 p.m. Funeral Services THOMAS July 26, 1997, age 46, of Birminaham. Son of Adele; 10:30 a.m.

Wednesday trom Rd. (4 blks. E. of Woodward), Rova Oak. Visitation Tuesday 14 ivictono) wismer, Sheryl L.

-(Terry) Street and Mark O. (Ju vim rw n. sin rvimw nvmv. brother of Rosemary Burgoyne p.m. Family suggests memorials 18425 Beech-Da Rd.

betw. 6-7 CURTISS STANLEY A. Age 69. July 26. Loving husband of Lorraine.

Beloved father of Cheryl (James) Berg, Colleen (Michael) Matey, Robert (Gall), William (Ro-malne) and David (Susan) Cur-tlss. Dear brother of Raymond (Betty) Curtlst. IS grandchildren. Visitation Monday 64 p.m. and Tuesday 12 noon-9 p.m.

at the the late Bert), Rosanne Albus Michael) and Michael also lie) Wismer; grandmother of Tiffany, Ashley and Nicole; sister of Marv Rose. Funeral trom Lynch io winners Hospital. Miiet. interment mi. Hope.

survived by many others relatives ana nunareas ot trienas ana admirers. Family wilt rereive A Sens Funeral Horn. 340 Pontiac Trail, Walled Lake (3 blks. S. of Maple Rd Tuesday 1 p.m.

Inter- ment, Christian Memorial Cemetery. Friends may visit Monday MUSIAL NANCY Beloved wife of Joseph; dearest mother of Robert Ransey Welt Funeral Heme, 7210 Park friends at the Vastt, Rodgert Conned Chapel et AJ. Desmond Sens. 4375N. Woodward (bet.

13-14 Mile). Monday 5-9 o.m. and Tues p.m. Allen Park (313-312-1550). Funeral service Wednesday, In State 10 a.m.

till 11 a.m. service innstine tycnowicz, Dorothy Kraus (Cass) and Tim Jacaueline): also survived bv 12 day 2-9 p.m. Vigil for the De- RZEZNIKIEWICZ GENEVIEVE July 26, 1997. Beloved aunt of Geraldine Nolan (John), John Plerog (Veronica) and Beverly Powell(Dan). Also survived by 12 Grandnleces and nephews.

Services Wednesday 11 a.m. at the Heeney-Sundqultt Funeral Ham. 23720 Farmlngton Rd. (betn 9 )6 Mile Rds.) Farmlngton (248-474-5200). Visitation Tuesday 6-9 p.m.

with a 7 p.m. rosary. For memorial tributes Dlease consider Hosoice of S.E. time at Dlx United Methodist Church, 1911 Horger, Lincoln ceasea luesoay :jop.m. in state Wednesday after 10:30 a.m.

until CtmtoTNnV MoriutTxanti Funeral Mass 11:30 a.m. at St. Joseoh Church. Detroit (the ram. interment micnigan memorial Park Cemetery.

Lincoln Park grandchildren and 11 greatgrandchildren. Visitation Monday 5-9 p.m., Tuesday 1-9 p.m. with Rosary at 7 p.m. Funeral service Wednesday 10 a.m. at Don Graham Trust 1M Funeral Heme, 1005 Junction atFlsher.

Interment Meadowcresl Cemetery. Masonic Lodge 8539 service Tuesday evening, contributions to Dix United Methodist Church appreciated bv family. southwest corner of Gratiot St. Aubin). Memorial tributes to St.

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