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Aiifeiu i 'n lean! I frr-' 23 DETROIT FREE PRESS TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1997 OBITUARIES LOCAL DATELINE SCANDALIS WILLIAM July 27, 1997. Beloved DMthNotlCM Today's Alphabetical Listing husband Of waoei uwn Lovina father of Ma HELPFUL HINT Eastpointe Teen is caught ria Dear son of the late James and Angelina Scandalis. Brother of the late George Scandalis and Alice Corona. Will be missed To report a death of a Social Security or SSI beneficiary or to inquire about survivor Vet didn't let memories of war keep him down nH ftiwnvi loved bv his survivors. Call: 1-80W72-1213 Brothers Pete end Steven Scandalis, sisters Ann S.

Buysse, Stella during break-in 7:00 am. to 7:00 pm. Monday through Friday. Scanoaus, ueno scoiiuaiia rrri Maul. Brother-in-law of Lillian Maul, Gail Reeves and the iuico late Rose scanoaus, jonn o.

Rvcw and Joseph M. Maul. GEORGE H. Beloved husband of A 1fi-vear-old vouth was Loving untie nepnewi, uia i nephews. Visitation Tuesday 5-9 caught Monday breaking into me tote sniney flmm.

Loving constant companion of Gertrude Evans. ruarMl father of Allen at vernevaen runvrii Home, 16300 Mack Grosse a house where teenagers hunt out used drugs and (Karen), Jerome and Dr. Ina Amber. Dear grandfather of Jennifer and Doualas Amber and Penny, Evelyn R. Pitses, Helen (Presbytera) Raber, George Rahm, Phillip Rand, Mary C.

Ross, Sylvia P. Russell, George E. Scandalis, William Serylo, J. Casey Sieh, Christopher F. Slowik, Milton, Stroster, Charles (Bucky) Toth, EmestS.

Treble, John (Jack) Trudeau, Ohn F. Vincent Charles Yassien, Frances Louise Younger, Mary Zacharias, Donna S. Zimmicky, Rose M. Zyzelewski, Harry J. Hayes, Theodore W.

Haywood, Frank Koehler, Ethel Kowalski, George Kuras, Thomas Lanway, Jack Levy, Burton Lincoln, William M. Sr. Majchrzak, Leonard R. Malec, Stanley W. Marek, Renee Marie McDonald (see Burroughs) Mitchell, Robert H.

Moss, Jennie B. Neubecker, Elmer Nicholas, Sadie Nixon, Carol A. Nussbaumer, Robert J. Oentrich, Irene CHIson, Mary M. Oyafuso, Chiyo Martene Amber, George H.

Azar, Margaret Black, Evelyn M. Breezes, Eva Marie Brown, Dorothy M. Brown, Hazel Burroughs, Brian Cavanagh, Robert F. Chimentj, Cart Ciaravino, Frank Ciepielowski, Casimira Cotter, Esther J. Fader, Edward J.

Fairhurst, Mary P. Fenwck, Beverly Ftorini, Charles Fischer, Frances P. Former, Eva A. Fryckland, Emma Ann Grant, Margaret Mary Maack, James D. AHVr nllharl 1 nvind had their pictures taken in twin brother of Paul iSylvIe) Pointe.

Funeral weanesaay, in State Wednesday 10AM af Assumption Greek Orthodox Church, 21800 Marter St. Clair Shores, until time of service at Trisegion prayers Tuesday Former owner of Rams Horn Restaurant, Grosse BY LEKAN OGUNTOYLNBO Free Pres Staff Writer With Soviet troops at his heels one day in September 1939, Polish air force officer Stanley Nowakowski ran as fast as his legs could carry him, narrowly dodging his pursuers and their bullets. He eventual various stages of undress, Amber, services afternoon at Machpelah Cemetery Chapel, Ferndale. Arrangements by the Hebrew Memorial EastDointe Police Inspector Pointe. Chris Tipton said.

SERYLO AZAR "CASEY" Beloved husband of I rtninrac Daar father of Garv.l The youngster was taken to the Macomb County Youth MARGARET (net Slrgany), Age 14. Beloved wife of William Aiar, Sr. Loving mother of Patricia Carol Ann, Jeffrey A. and the late phiiiin Also survived bv four Home. grandchildren and several nieces inn nenhewfc.

LovinO Son Of The case began last week. (Ferdinand) maniooa, minom Jr. (Jeanettej and Lee (Torn! Hlckey. Loving daughter of ruarne iwedla): also survived by Leona B. Smlglel.

Brother of Wallace R. Memorial Mass Saturday, Aug. 2 10 a.m. at St. John the Tipton gave this account four brothers, three sisters, nine Baptist Church, Alpena.

randcniidren, seven reat-grandchlldren. Funeral hiirulav 11 a at Wuiok-Cet NIXON KOEHLER FADER SLOWIK Police had word that a man was using a house in the 9 Mile-Kelly area as a drug ETHEL Age 61 July 2, 1997. CAROL A. Beloved wife of Richard Loving mother of Mark, Eric and Monigue. Eight grandchild cetorra 4 Sots, Ik.

36900 schoen-herr Rd. at Metro Pkwy. (la Ml.) Visitation Wednesday 3- p.m. EDWARD J. Husband of the late Rosemary.

Dear father of Hugh (Amy), Robbin and Theodora MILTON, July 26, 1997. Beloved husband of the late Josephine; dearest brother of Stanley and ly made it from eastern Poland to France, where he joined the Polish squadron of Britain's air force, participating in the Battle of Britain in 1940. His parents and younger brother Scripture service at r.ti p.m. (William) Seeiey. virBnoToitiri yi Earn house, so they got a warrant Virginia; survived oy one uougn-tr and one aranddauohter.

jaiw, iiiiiwii, ren. One oromer ana two siici. Visitation Wednesday 2-9 Querfeld Funeral Home, 1200 Oakwood, Dearborn. Time of service pending. DeiOVCU Wile Ui mumm.

vvai mother of Craig Koehler and her "Adopted Children" Mary Ann 4 Donald Merit and Anne Marie Gary Mousseau and their families. Sister ot Shirley Neuman and Wesley Mantel and the lata Harvey Mantel. Visitation Wednes-riav 9.0 at Wulek.Calcatorra will receive trienasaiinei, nume, 6442 Barrie, Dearborn. p.m.-v, BLACK Member of the Pvt. Lyskawa VFW Post and Stiff American Legion Post.

Services Wednesday 10 a m. at the Salewskl Funeral and raided it July 20. They found alcohol, marijuana and sexually p.m., rngay, uy. i. may be made to Hospice of EVELYN M.

July 26, 1997. Beloved wife of the late Robert. Loving .1 -1 r.ul.. rrtsnlall Cta- llama, iviii w. warren, mer A Sons Inc.

36900 Schoenherr at niuwei vi kfliiw ma and Robert (Linda). Grandmoth 3VVIIIH1I "i ii ments by Howe-Peterson Funeral St. Hedwig. Visitation Mon- noma, ijuj xi-ijuu er ot wooerr nyon dim luesoar Metro Pkwy. (l Mile) instate Thursday 12:30 p.m.

at St. Mark Lutheran Church, 11063 16W Mile NUSSBAUMER ROBERT J. Of Cleveland, Ohio. Formerly of Detroit. Beloved husband of the late Marie H.

Dear father of John R. of East Lansing, Michigan. Grandfather ot Robert nrl Pliiahath Those who Wish explicit photos. "Some of the explicit stuff, UHI UOUUIIIWI VI i.u WltUallm Stanley Nowakowski STROSTER Rd. until time ot service 1 p.m.

3ISIVI VI WOH IMIli. Monday 4-9 m. Tuesday 1-9 p.m. FENWICK i IBM Han aVl CHARLES (BUCKY) Beloved hus we're not too sure who the 1 uur ciiiaar in sx a 1 riiertr 1 1 1 jir Funeral vveanesooy a.m. uvm Wulek-Calcaterra Sens, Int.

1 nAt, I U.lrn Bhwu may make contributions to the Mr. Nowakowski emigrated to Montreal before moving to Detroit in 1949. He attended Chrysler Institute of Engineering and worked as a body engineer at Ford Motor Co. from 1953 until he retired in 1983. Mr.

Nowakowski did not enjoy speaking about the trauma he and his family encountered at the beginning of World Warn. "He did not talk about it," his widow said. "When our daughter was in grade school one of the projects was to write a family history. I insisted that he sit down and recall his experience. One of the most dramatic parts was when he was escaping with a friend.

They were being shot at He kept running and running and did not realize his friend had not made it He said he would fall asleep some days and wake up and be covered with snow. This is a very common story among the survivors of World War II in Poland." Mr. Nowakowski of Dearborn Heights took a keen interest in the arts and his heritage. He was a member of the Detroit Institute of Arts Founders Society, Friends of the Michigan Opera Theatre, the Polish Air Force Veterans Association, Friends of Polish Art and the American Polish Engineering Association. In addition to his wife, Mr.

Nowakowski is survived by his daughter, Maria Conrado; his brother and several nieces and nephews. His body will lie in state today at 9:30 a.m. at St Anselm Church, 17650 W. Outer Drive, Dearborn Heights. Funeral services will be at 10 a.m.

at the church. Burial will follow in St Hedwig Cemetery in Dearborn Heights. LANWAY seph) Belflorl. Daughter of the late Joseph and Wllma steodauahter ot JCTUU W.HUTIIIIWII Wl -f- (16 Mile) to St. Matthias Catholic JACK L.

Age 73 of Auburn Hills band Ot Lorraine, uear isiim ui Mark. Michael (Nicole) and Susan. Brother of Rita (Paul) Se-melsberger and Agnes (Joseph) Di.iimanti vicltatlnn Tuesday American Lancer sutieiy. rjiBinu- rial services will be held 1 p.m. Thiircrlav.

Julv 31 at Brown-For i u. iw on oi ine aie Lorer people are," Tipton said. William Lee Knott, 53, who was not home during the id Lina Lanwav. Husband of ward Funeral Home, Shaker Lnurcn tor messai ive.m. iwoi Tuesday 7 p.m.

Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Edna Cucchettl. A graduate of St. Francis Hospital School ot Nursing. Visitation at the Sterling Hts.

Chapel-Frank J. Calcaterra Fu Heights, Ohio. 2-9 m. at the Kaul Funeral Home, In 28433 Jefferson, St. Clair Florence.

Brother of Donald Lanway of Coro, Haiel Boersma of Lansing, the late Bruce Lanway and the late Florence Knowles. snores, in stbtb ea. t. 13 unm i 10 a.m. the time of the Funeral BREEZEE OENTRICH IRENE July 25, age 93, formerly of Detroit.

Wife of the late John. Brother-in-law ot jean men oi Fastnolnte and Evelyn (Frank) Mass at St. seriruoe tnurcn, ai. riair thorns Vlail Service Tues. I neral nemo, lues.

11 win ir with prayers at 7 p.m. Funeral Services Wed. 9:15 a.m. from the Funeral Home, to St. Sylvester Catholic Church for 10 a.m.

Mass. EVA MARIE Loving mother of Edwin C. (Geneva), Breeiee, Michael (Shellla), Brad tactical ann Laura (Dav d) raid, was arrested when he returned on Saturday. He was charged with maintaining a drug house, a misdemeanor nunishable by two years in 7 p.m. Interment Resurrection Cemetery.

Memorials may be Ui lew. mw Interment Mt. oiivei v.emeiery. directed to the cottage Hospice. Seguln of Livonia.

Special uncle of Dlann Inch of Grosse Pointe Farms. Also survived by other nieces and nephews. Mr. Lanway was retired from the Birmingham Rnarr! of Education, a member of Paynter. Dearest sister of Nelson (Mono) Camidge, Helen (Harold) Wed.

12 Noon at The Marienson TOTH FIORINI ruiei sit liilv 9a. 1997 Beloved EDM EST Julv 25. 1997 In the American Legion Post 43 tmsamore, Vivian ieiw, loiwiu (Leatrlce) Camidge, Rachel Gaines, Alice Hunklns, Emeron (Morion) Camidge and Gene (Ar-lanai Tamidna. Forever missed 1 nnnitfnftrf PI Ana SI Husband jail, and child sexually Auburn Hills ana leaar ioage ntSi FliU Clarkston. Funeral OLLSON alDV Ane 70.

Julv 28. 1997. husband Aida. Dear father ot Rose Kumler and Sharon (Karl) Koch. Also survived by five abusive activity, a 20-year service Tuesday 12 30 p.m.

at PlKley Funeral Home, 322 W. iinivartltv Rochester. ot neien wv ion. roinn vi Catherine Park and Caroline Toth. Grandfather of five grandchildren; 10 nieces and nephews.

An alumni of University of Do- grandchildren; torrine ionan, Wninlak. Kristlne Sinacola. Beiovea WITe OT ine laie nnar Ick. Dear mother ot Charles, Patricia, Colleen and Klmberly. of four.

Visitation felony. Bond was set at S50.000. and he remained in by 14 grandchildren. Visitation Tuesday 1-9 p.m. Voran Funeral Home (Alien Park Chapel), 5900 Allen Rd.

Service Wednesday 12 p.m. Donations to American Cancer Society. William Koch and Robert Koch were not so lucky. They were captured by the Soviets and shipped off to a work camp in Siberia. His father died in the camp and was buried in a grave dug by Mr.

Nowa-kowski's 12-year-old brother. His mother died from gangrene and frostbite trying to escape. Despite enduring these atrocities, Mr. Nowakowski, who died Saturday at age 79 of a brain hemorrhage at Oakwood Hospital in Dearborn, sought to live his life as best as he could. "He did not let his past haunt him," said Henrietta Nowakowski, his wife of 43 years.

"He lived life to the fullest He loved to socialize. He loved being with people, he loved to dance, loved doing everything there is to do." After leaving the military in 1947, trolt. Memorial service ponging. eight great granocnimren. Friends may visit the funeral home Monday 6-9 p.m.

Family requests memorials to the American Lung Association. the Macomb County Jail TREBLE Tuesday 3-9 p.m. Wednesday noon to 9. Services Thursday at the John Santeiu Son Funeral JOHN (Jack) McWhlnney July 27. Home 1139 Inkster no.

meiween Resting at the L.J. GRIFFIN FUNERAL HOME 7707 Mlddlebelt Rd. (at Ann Arbor Trail). Wednesday 1-9 p.m. Instate Thursday 9 a.m.

at Divine Savior Church, 39375 Joy Rd. (W. of Hlx) until time of funeral Mass at 10 a m. 1997. Father ot tuo iimrs.

arioni Acharman nf Yarmouth. LEVY BURTON Husband of Francine Ford Rd.Bcnarry huh. (313) 427-3800 BROWN DOROTHY M. July 1997, of Royal Oak. Dear mother of Gory Brown and David A.

Brown; grandmother of Natalet. Family will receive friends Wed. 10am-12 Maine Grandfather of Adrian William Brett, and Dr. Dirk G. Atharmaa Memorial serv ce atl Levy.

Beloved tamer 01 Lisa Levy, Billy Levy, and the late Robert Levy. Deer OYAFUSO Tom Dooiey oi rosary Wednesday 7 p.m. Woodlawn Cemetery, Friday at 3 DIUIIISI vi vwn LEDI IKI i tha late Florence Goldfarb and Noon at vasu. Roofers a lenneii iniTU "rnineni juit Birmingham. Beloved wife of Rex Y.

Dear sister of Hatsuye Honda. Aunt of Barbara Honda, Robert the late Jerome B. Levy. Graves FKCHFB Chapel Of A.J. wesmeiro wni, 4375 N.

Woodward (btwn. 13-14 m. Memorial rnoutes may ue sent to the Friends of Belle Isle, 415 Burns Detroit, Ml 4(214, Detroit Institute of Arts, or the Henry Ford Hospice. For Information call the Wm R. Hamilton FRANCES P.

Beloved mother of Mile). Interment White Chapel. ide Service ciock vveanes-day afternoon ot Clover Hill Park Cemetery. Arrangements by the Honda and uenny saio. snier-injaw nf Vuklko Sato.

Funera Can (Ritai i-iscner. nearest grandmother of Alan and Andrea Fischer and Lauren Becker. Also service Monday 1 p.m. at the tra KBUtman inapvi wnruvev. BROWN 248-644-ww Vasu, Rodgers ft Connell Chapel HAZEL Beloved wife of the late TRUDEAU LINCOLN survived by loving nieces and nephews.

Services were held Mnndav at the Hebrew Memorial ohm Aalnvad hushand of Jul a. ot A.J. oesmona sons, ra. Woodward (betwn. 13-14 Mile Family will receive friends Sunday 2-6 p.m.

Memorial tributes The Beaumont Foundation. David, oear motner ot kodm Brown. Sister of the late Robert Claude, and Maynard Metcalf. UfallallAn Tiiacriav 3-9 n.m. at the WILLIAM M.

SR. July 24, 1997 in Watertown, Wisconsin, neiovea Chapel, (240) 543-1622 Dearest father ot Jon, Scott (Gina), Todd (Casey), Leigh-Anne, Julia (Don) Friend, Robertl nusoana ot lcib; oenmi tbimvi oi Beth ei memorial roi a. A.H. Peters Funeral Home, 20705 Mack at vernier, urosse ne UVniuit Pravart Tuesday I D.m (Kathy) Giiniecki, josepnine Rev. William (Barbara) Lincoln, dear sister of Ruth (Lonnie) Anhn: nrandfather of 4: areat- FORTNER IMIkeiweTien, jonna irau iui-nintaari and Susanna GllnieCki, Burial prospect lemeiery, in- randpa ot 7.

Funeral service natriav 1PM at Thaver-Rock ronto, Ontario, Canada. EVA A. July 11, mi. ta.i4a. fh lata William Loving grandfather ot Cory, Me-nan.

zacnarv. Melanle. I DfJfltJ TEU ttl Ul lina iiaraj i. Earl. Dearest mother of Joan Ashleigh, Don Joshua, Aman- Funeral Home, 33603 Grand River Avenue, Farmlngton (1 block west of Formingfon Road).

Me BURROUGHS McDonald Loion (Bltt) ana i nomas, near grandmother of Charles, Maria. OB, DODDV, imiRCT OllU IMIT1711.1 rwar nenhew of hloella Trudeau. I BRIAN FRANCIS Beautiful Infant un af Knh and Col een eft th morials suggesiea to taivary PENNY EVELYN R. Age 78 July 27, 1997. Beloved wife of the late Joseph N.

Dear mother ot Patricia (John) Dewar and Kurt (Carolyn). Grandmother of Penny (Steven) Freidman. Aunt to Ken Young, Janet Tilly and Jenny and Julie Johnson. Cousin to Jack Miller and Mary Lou Johnson, all of Marquette, Michigan. Mrs.

Penny will lie In state Wednesday at Good Shepard Lutheran Church, 26212 W. Six Mile In Redford from 9 am until time of service at 11 Services Thursday 10:00 am. Kaul DBPTIST Lnurcn, 40 c. auouiumu, grandmother of Von and Abigail. Funeral Home mu Watertown, Wisconsin 53098.

world to enter eternal life on Saturday, July 26th. In his short Deer SlSier OT rony monoiirr, St. Clair Shores. Visitation Wednesday p.m. vvooorow ana vraue mwej.

visitation the Glrrbach Krasun Fu life he blessed many people ana was a tnaclal nlft to a Who khOW him. Brian is also survived by his VINCENT MAJCHRZAK LEONARO R. Age 76, July 26, 1007 Beloved husband of Helen. neral nolIIV (nun nvuyw pel), 10783 W. JeHerson, Tuesday loving grandparents Kicnaro anu ca eTnrraiinhc nf Etcanaba and CHARLES L.

Age 68. Of Shelby J-a p.m. in liaia wim Church, Great Lakes River Loving son of the late George and Cecelia. Brother of Richard, Ge Twp. July nusuono oi Jean LaNell for 47 years.

Father Rouge, Wednesday iu a.m. unm time ot service 11 a.m. Interment of Theresa Jones ano inanes e. a.m. Donations in lieu ot nowers to Angela Hospice or Lutheran Social Services ot Michigan.

Arrangements by the Harry J. Will Trust 100 Funeral Home Livonia vinceni. wonuiauiei vi ii Patrick and Peggy McDonald of Brighton. Great grandparents Ivan and Mlm Kobaslc of Escana-ba and Estelle McDonald of Brighton. Many Aunts, Uncles and Cousins also survive.

A Memorial Mass In Celebration of Fonner temeTory, moiwiau, nevieve (Walter) Glaza, Joann (John) Mueller, and the late Evelyn (John) Wynykowskl and Raymond (Cecelia). Brother-in-law of Mary Goers, Edmund Julie, Jake, Charlie, lony ano John. Brother of Chester, Gene, Chapel (313) syi-juu. Tiiiius Vincent and Melba FRYCKLAND Eiau aaiM niad Julv 27. 1997.

Brian's life will be ceieoraTeo on taturriav. Aunust 2nd at 10 a.m. PITSES HELEN (PRESBYTERA) July 28, 1007 Aalnveri wife of the ate Rev Hasting, visitation wednesoay i-t and Thursday 4-09 p.m. at Plxley Funeral Home 322 W. University Drive, Rochester.

Contributions may be made to the St Joseph from the St. Mary Chapel, Ann Age 7B ot Lincoln Park. Survived by beloved husband Harry R. and 2 children; Harry L. Fryckland, SZOStak, Anorew iKOseonne; ie- bioda and William Dykla.

Survived by many nieces and nephews. Visitation Monday 5-9 pm. Tuesday 1-9 p.m. at Wulek-Calca-tarra a Sons. Inc.

36900 Schoen Aroor. Memorial comnuuiiuiii are suggested to the Brian Francis McDonald Burroughs Memo John Z. Pitses. Loving mother of Catherine (Dlmltrios) Glanno- retired in 1986 and moved back to Midland. He moved to Florida in 1996.

Mr. Heath had a passion for sailing, golf and skiing. He was a member of the St Clair Sail Club, the Midland Country Club and the Imperial Golf Club in Naples, Fla. He is survived by his wife of 30 years, Doris; a sister, and a brother. Services were held Monday in Midland, followed by burial in the Midland City Cemetery.

WESLEY RASINEN, 87, a retired paint production manager at Ford Motor Co. plants in Highland Park and Utica, died Saturday of cardiac arrest at his home in Royal Oak. Mr. Rasinen was born in Calumet He began at Ford in 1926 and worked there until retiring in 1970. He was a 32nd decree Mason.

Shirley Hutcninson, uronatnnu- a irt.rflranrirhilrtran uliftatinn A.9PM Tuesday and poulos ana LnnsT lAnaiTosisj pitses. Grandmother ot Dean, YASSIEN rial Trust or the Mane a wisn Foundation. Arrangements by the Keehn Funeral Home (810) 10AM til time of Services 11AM waiinairiav at Peters Funer Sophia, Eleni ana uinsouia. naunhter of Desfjina Firoaen s. herr at Metro Pkwy.

no mnoi. in state Wednesday 9:30 a.m. at St. Isaac Joques Catholic Church, 21120 Ben amin off Little Mack betw. 10-11 Mile until Mass at 10 a.m.

Rosary Tuesday 7 p.m. Inter 229-911. FRANCES LOUISE (nee White) July 24, 1997 at St. John Hospital, Detroit, Michigan. The family Uicifalinn Warinesdav 1-9 n.m.

at al Home, xw i-on, Lincoln Pork, M(. (1-313-92W500). Entombment at Michigan Memo Verheyden Funeral Home 16300 WBKB Will Ue IIVIU Vll ncilTmiuqj, ment Mt. onvei CAVANAGH rial park Lemoiery. July 3U, IW in The Lnope! oi swanson runerei ngiiw MOCK, grosse romiB.

in aioi Thursday 9:30 a.m. at Assumption Greek Orthodox Church, 21800 Marter St. Clair Shores until MALEC West McNIchols Detroit. 111979.91100 from 10 to ROBERT P. Beloved husband of Mary.

Dear father of Michael (Denlse), Christopher (Suzanne), Peggy (Douglas Strong), Nancy Brown (Michael) and Thomas GRANT The funeral follows the wake all STANLEY W. July 28, 1997. Father of Marc (Debbi), Monica (Eric) time of service a.m. irisa gion Service Wednesday 7.30 m-wam ine Lnane mermeni MARGARET MARY Age 88 of Royal Oak for 30 yrs. dleo1 July 28, 1997.

Beloved wife of the late Lovell Ulyssess Grant, Jr. In Parklew Memorial Cemetery, (Barbara). Also gronocniiaron. Arnthar nf JaanattO ThurSOm. Livonia, mi.

visitation Monday 4-i p.m. and vanAcker ana Man. iranaTBTner of Eli, Calll, Tyler, and Jack. Loving companion Leslie Tanner. Visitation Wednesday 1-9PM and Thursday 10AM until time of Punaral sarvlce at the Tuesday p.m.

at the A.H. YOUNGER Monday afternoon. "Basically what he was doing was maintaining a big party house for the neighborhood kids," Tipton said. "We have photos of about six different kids might be more." It was unclear why the 16-year-old was allegedly breaking into the house. By Jeanne May Oakland County Hospice looking for volunteers Five years after Claudette Coletta's 23-year old son was killed in car accident, she began volunteering at Hospice of Michigan, calling families that had lost loved ones.

Once, she met two women who lost their children to cancer "When you lose a child, it doesn't matter how you lost the child," the 59-year-old West Bloomfield Township resident who has been volunteering for seven years, said. "At that point I was able to help someone else." Hospice of Michigan, a nonprofit organization that helps provide care for the dying, needs more help especially in Troy, Rochester, Auburn Hills and Brighton. The 17-year-old organization is looking for volunteers who can run errands for families, be companions to patients or do clerical work. Hours are flexible. All volunteers must go through an eight-hour training session.

For more information, call Holly Leo, volunteer service manager in northern Oakland County, at 1-248-253-2580, 9-5 weekdays. By Jahna Berry Detroit Council will ask for tax increase aiarart unarm Mama, aius rmaia madv Ana 89 of Auburn Hills. RABER GEORGE Age 90. July 27, 1997. Beloved husband of Helen.

Dearest father of Donald, Pamela ILudwIg) Fritsch and Dennis. Grandfather of Great-Grandfather of 4. Visitation Tuesday 4-9PM. Rosary Tues Jurklewlci ft Wllk Funeral Home July 28, 1997. Mother-in-law of Molra Younger ot Rochester Hills.

Grandmother of Mark 23WCanlft, Hamtramck. Ave. at Vernier Grosse Pointe Woods. Funeral Wednesday 12 noon at Our Lady Star of the Sea Church. Prayers Tuesday evening at the funeral home.

HAACK JAMES D. Age 55. July 26. 1997. Beloved husband ot Marva E.

Dearest lather of Renee (Joseph) Williams, Rava (Larry) Williams, Kevin and Robert (Bobbi). Loving grandfather of nine grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Dear brother of Jay, Younger or Metamora ana mar-i win Vnunner of White Lake Two. I day 7PM. Funeral Wednesday MAREK Memorials to me mono tvian Pniinrlatian Member ot the 10AM at wuien-LaicBTerra Sons, 36900 Schoenherr at Michigan Bar Assn.

and Eastslde Sister of Jack Rendell ot Columbus, OH. Also survived by two-great-grandchildren. Funeral service Wednesday 11 a.m. Plxley RENEE MARIE Of Hlghlond-No-vl. July 26, 1997, age 25 Beloved daughter of Diane I Gerry Marek nf riichland.

Dear sister of Rich Metro Parkway (laMiie). His wife of 63 years, Frances, died in January. He is survived by daughters Su tennis ituu. Paul, Pauline Tayior ana auson Strieleckl. Funeral Wednesday 11 a at tha Jariambowskl Funer RAHM Elisabeth Phelps Weld Bailey, 100, a part-time home-decorating columnist and book reviewer for the Free Press in the 1920s and a onetime secretary to Harold Ross, founding editor of New Yorker magazine, died Sunday at the Glacier Hills Nursing Home in Ann Arbor.

A 1919 graduate of what is now Michigan State University, she taught in Three Rivers, moved to New York for a few years, and then returned to Michigan and wrote for the Free Press. After marrying in 1936, she and her husband, Karl, built a house in Bloomfield Township, where she lived until she moved to Ann Arbor in 1993. She was a member of the American Association of University Women. She also was a member of St Clare's Episcopal Church in Ann Arbor and Christ Church Cranbrook in Birmingham. Mrs.

Bailey visited Europe, Asia, Latin America and Africa. Her husband died in 1,981. She is survived by her sons Richard and Charles. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at St.

Clare's, 2309 Packard, Ann Arbor. She will be buried in a private ceremony in her birthplace of Marshall. Sheldon Burnley (Ted) Heath 72, a retired accountant and former resident of Midland who lived in Naples, died Thursday at Canterbury Nursing Home in Bonita Springs, Fla. Raised in Midland and a Navy veteran of World War II, Mr. Heath attended what is now Michigan State University, graduating with an accounting degree.

In 1949, he began working at the accounting firm of Haskins Sells in Chicago. He moved to Ford's Lincoln division in 1955, eventually working in the automaker's international division as a financial analyst A longtime resident of Detroit and then Southfield, he ard Marek of Florida and Kevin Funeral Home, w. umversuy Dr Rochester Friends may visit CHIMENTI PHILLIP Passed awav Julv 22, the funeral home Tuesday 1-9 al Home, 18957 W. Warren at Artesian. Interment Michigan 1997 of cancer at his home In CARL July 27, 1997 Age 75.

Aalnweri husband of or a A. Family requests memoriois san Tabacco and Virginia 1 nompson; three grandchildren, and two Wisconsin. Father ot rnniip l. the American Heart Assoc. Marek ot Aruona.

uear trtena or Gary Raykhivshtyn. Granddaughter ot Joseph Marek of Dearborn Hgts. Several aunts, uncle and cousins. Funeral from Church of the Holy Spirit, 3700 N. Harvev Lake Highland, Dear father of Julia Rose and Memorial park Lemeiery.

vn notion Tuesday 1-9 p.m. Memorials Rahm III, stepnanie b. Kanm, karan A Rahm and Dean R. ZACHARIAS may be made to the family. taal at I.

1007 I Rahm; brother of Robert A. (Nancy) Rahm, Karln R. (Robert) Vincent. Memorial service Warinatrfav. Julv 30.

1997. at 1 D.m. Visitation is today from 1-8 pm at uunnn s. auuuesiiiw, wv.7 L' VV nrP4t dauahter of PafrM HAYES Thursday 10 a.m. Fr.

Leo Lulko officiating. Entombment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Southfield. era and the late Joseph; loving on the trom lawn ot me wosse sister ot warn ousanj ana marv Beth (Vincent) Bisinger; granddaughter of Catherine Zacharlas; Dale cnimenti. uear son or Angelina Chlmentl. Dear brother ot Llna Carcone, Isabella Castiglio-ne, and Gena Beever.

Also survived by 2 grandchildren. Visitation Tuesday 6-9PM and Wednesday 1-9PM at the Funeral Heme, 2125 W. 12 Mile Road 12 blks. W. Woodward).

In state Thursday until lOAMtlme of Moss at St. Beatrice Church, 17235 Mt. Vernon South-field. Cremation Evergreen. THEODORE W.

Died July 27. Age 77 ot Cedar, Ml. Survived by his beloved wife Lydla, and three children, Theodore W. Hayes, Wm. Sullivan Son Funeral Home, 705 W.

Eleven Mile, Royal Oak. Services will be Wednesday at 10:30 sun. Pointe Club (Lime liupi. Uamnrial contributions to Un Friends may visit ai Lyncn ons (Richardson-Bird Chapel), Mil-lord, Tuesday ft Wednesday 2-9 p.m. Rosary Wednesday 7 p.m.

eor aum ot lim, ei vi rhritnnhr lmnh and FredeM versity of Michigan Transplant Division, 1500 E. Medical Canter Joseph G. Hayes, ana mrs. mmn (Mary voeks. aiso survived by six grandchildren and one Ick Visitation Fred Wood Funeral Home (Rlct Chapel), M.uO Five Mile west of Farmington Tuesday 1-9 p.m.

with praver at the funeral home. Burial will follow in Roseland Park Cemetery in Berk Box OJJI, Ann Aroor, wi 48109. Attn: Julie Tobln. CORRECTION TO PREVIOUS NOTICE ireoT-gronotniiu. in 'hrlct Tha c.nntt Shenherd Catho MCDONALD See the Burroughs McDonald notice.

service bt a p.m. ana vveanmuay At St Kenneth Catholic Church. lic Church, Tuesday, July 29 at 9:30 a.m. until Mass 10 a.m. tnfarmant Our Ladv Of Hooe ley.

CIARAVINO edank Julv 27. 1997. aae Plymouth, 10 a.m. until time of RAND MARY C. July 28, 1997 age 81 Cemetery.

Arrangements by the MITCHELL mass iv a m. J.L. rlivri runerai nrnit. Beloved wife of the late William naar mother of Kathv Kashawlic. Beloved husband of the late Mary; dear father of Frank (Vonnle), Dominic (Jan).

Mary Ann (David) Noe and Charles (Peggy); also survived by 19 nrandrhHaren. ne great ZIMMICKY ROBERT H. July 27. Beloved husband of Virginia. Dearest father ot Sandra, Robert, Juanlta Susan Lacy and Michael Rand.

ROSE M. July 28, 1997. Age 69. Wife of the late Eugene. Dear HAYWOOD BBiuu u.dk.ui aICIIi 1 1 nf la nl Dear granomorner ot dim, ana-ron, Cristine, Daniel and Katy near nreat-orandmother of Mat- IllUlllvi VI iiai i (lleta), Judy (David) Davidson Motts (George), Frances aurns (Frank) and Helen.

Also survived by 5 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. Dear brother of rharisi. Flovd and Lelda. Visita Claude Perry and Family and the Vickers tamly of Pittsburg, PA. DEATHS ELSEWHERE ana Aaron teawara; iei.

aranrimnther of Erin. Rachel. I visiTBTion inursuoy wq.in. ii Smith's Chapel A.M.E. Church Ml lima and Matthew Davidson.

Daniel thew, (vlerlsa and Bryce. Instate Wednesday 9:30 a.m. at St. scho-lastica Catholic Church, 8201 W. Outer Drive, Detroit until time of Funeral Mass at 10a.m.

Visitation Tnacriav 7-9 D.m. at the Heenov- grandchildren; brother of Steve and Angelina Plsano. Visitation the Starting Heights Chapel ef the Frank J. Calcaterra Funeral Heme, 13650 E. Fifteen Mile Rd.

at Schoenherr, Tuesday 1-9 p.m. Prayers Tuesday 7 p.m. In state Wednesday 10:45 a.m. at St. Jude rafhnllr Church, with tion Tuesday 5-9 p.m.

at Taylor Chapel of the Howe Petersen J3U3TTamui. ninaivi i' of funeral 11 a.m. Interment Funeral noma vow s. icivyiap" and Christopher Zimmicky and Anthony Less. Visitation Tuesday 3-9 p.m.

and Wednesday 12-9 p.m. wm Ciillivan A Son Funeral Westlawn cemetery. Sundqulst Funeral Home 23720 p. Ikhu 0.10 AAUa MOSS JENNIE B. Died June 18, 1997.

KOWALSKI AcnoAE "mi Beloved hus Mohammed Mahdi Al-Jawahri, al Mass. Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Contributions may be made to the Visiting Nurse Asso 01 llllliy lull HU. mm.

7-iv nui. Rds.) Farmlngton (248-474-5200). Rosary Tuesday 7:30 p.m. In lieu of flowers the family requests donations to Mercy High School, 29300 11 Mile Farmlngton Home, 705 w. Mile (4 diks EWoodward), Royal Oak.

Vigil Service Wednesday 7:30 p.m. In state Thursday 9:30 a.m. at Shrine Ot The Little FLower (12 MileWoodward) until time ol 97. an Iraai Doet who fled a govern band 01 Lonnie. uear father af Rosanne Ja- ciation nospm.

NEUBECKER ment crackdown against dissidents, mieson (Bill), Mary Laplsh (Tom), Amy Siedi (Martv). Bill nEPIELOWSKi ELMER age 71. Beloved HIIIS, Ml 4BJJa-l4UV. Mass id a m. husband ot Pair a (KOwaiSKU (Cheryl), Bob (Mondy) and Jim (Linda).

17 grandchildren, broth ZYZELEWSKI ROSS SYLVIA P. Beloved mother of loving father of Deborah, Thomas, Judith (Michael) Boback, Karen (Martin) Calka, Sharon CASIMIRA Age 79, July 27. Dear mother of Robert (Leo-nette). Beloved sister of Jenny Kaye, Henry Kukler and the late Helen Baclnskl. visitation Tuesday noon-9 p.m.

died Sunday in Cairo, Egypt Mr. Al-Jawahri, dubbed the Singer for the Sunlight by admirers, had lived in er of Ted and Richard kowaisxi. (Douglas) visoccni ana namer-ina IGeornel Larkins: arandta- HARRY J. Age 73 of St. Helen formerly of Rosevllle.

Died Frriay July 25, 1997 at his home. Dear brother of the lata Sally Funeral a.m. weoneiaor frnm tha a atari Funeral Michael (local siater Rossand Bradley (Jaclyn) Ross. Dear grandmother ot Jeremv Rvan Ross and ther of Nicole and Jennifer Home 20705 Mack Ave at Vernier Damascus, Syria, since 1979. Daughters of Isabella rosary 2 p.m.

KROT Funeral Home, 2687 Rd. Grosse Pt. was. ana a.m ai ftrnnka Lnran Ross. Sister of Boback, Cameron ana Courtney ralka and Jessica Visocchl.

Szpakiewlci and Marcy warunex. Loving Uncle of Timothy, Angela, I Valerie. Rosanne and Angela Church. Rosary 7:30 Canlff, Hamtramck, jij-jojomu. In ctata uedneidav at 9:30 a.m.

uatdav. Member of Lake- Nathan and Gordon Rubin. Also survived by many other loving I. Tu ill shore Knights of Columbus 2733 Our Lady Queen of Apostles.Co- Retired from the Detroit Free Press after 49 years of service. Visitation Monday 4-9 p.m.

and Tuesday 1-9 p.m. at the Livonia nantoT rrescoii, mesa lua.m. Funeral service 11 a.m. Tuesday at the St. Helen Catholic Church, St.

Helen, Ml. Arrangements by Steuernof ft McLarrn Funeral irasr urano nniuiiu, Lnivcanv, S0516 Fourth Degree, relatives ana irienas. aervit 2PMTuesday afternoon at the Ira Kaufman Chapel 248-569-0020. Interment B'Nai Moshe Cemetery. fcttottifcetflwss BOOKSHOP Chapel ef the Harry J.

Will Trust COTTER Home west oroncn, mi. im Funeral nomo, j'uuu six mne (E of 1-275). Prayers 9:30 a.m. Lakeshore Retirees and St. Angela Ushers Club.

In lieu of flowers memorials to Notra Dame of Detroit Scholarship fund would be appreciated. 517-345-0112 (nee Reckling) ESTHER i. RUSSELL Wednesday at the funeral home. tamtortetv Monumefitt 7-27-97, ago 90 of Westland. Beloved wife of the late Fred J.

Dearest mother of Fred C. and William R. Loving grandmother GEORGE E. Died July 18, 1997. Beloved husband of Bernice.

Dearest father of Kenneth, Kevin, Funeral Mass id a.m. St. loiene Church. Burial, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Scripture Service Tuesday 7 p.m.

Memorials to Angela Hospice, Barbara Karmanos Cancer Institute and the Boys and KURAS Kav and Micne e. uearesr arena- WMITF rHAPFJL of I ano great granomomer oi 3. Services Thurs.1n Tarrytown, NY father of Tiffany Marie. Services' Were held July 21, at Barksdale THOMAS July 26, 1997, age 46, of Birmingham. Son of Adele; GARDEN OF LOVE.

2 LOTS. Girls Club of Detroit appreciaiea. The City Council is expected to vote Wednesday to ask residents to allow the city to collect taxes from its three new casinos. Two measures to that effect would be on the Nov. 4 ballot Voters statewide have already approved the collection of taxes.

But the HIXAMBIUI Funeral noma FAIRHURST Carets of Thanki brother ot Rosemary ourgoyne (the late Bert), Rosanne Albus (Michael) and Michael also survived by many others relatives and hundreds of friends and mary a julv 28. 1997. of North SIEH NICHOLAS $11.95 $19.95 $29.95 9.95 $12.95 $29.95 Prayert admirers. Family will receive SADIE July 26, 1997, Age 77, of Dearborn. Beloved wife of Robert Nicholas.

Loving mother of Torrance L. (Marsha) Nicholas and SPECIAL THANKS to local UAW CHRISTOPHER F. July 27, 1997, of Farmington Hills. Beloved husband of Joanna and loving father of Christina, Jerald, Theresa, Jacqueline and dearest step-father to Bassie Shen and Dono Zi vine, peioveo wire OT 1 nomas John. Dear sister of Bruce Stein (Parti) and Phyllis D.

Schade (Ralph). Also survived by her sister-in-law Margaret Slanaker. Visitation Tuesday 5-9 p.m. and Wednesday 2-9 n.m. at the Nee- friends Tuesday J-v p.m.

vigii ior the Deceased 7:30 at the Vasu, Rodgers ft Connell Chapel of A.J. naamaiul A tans. 4375 N. Wood 961 Chrysler and to cane 1 8, Lisa Butcher for their love and support, and to all family andl Joann Louise (Ken) Nelson. Dear sister of Helen Hertig.

Dearest Huang. Also survived by seven granomotner or cneri nicnoios, Dnnalri Nicholas. Kimherlv Nel tnenas Tor love ana teius. Love, the family of Lee Butcher. ward (bet.

13-14 Mile). In state Wednesday until Funer ney-Sundgulst Funeral Heme 23720 Farmington Rd. (btw. 9-10 Mile Rds.) Farmlngton vote in November would keep al Mass 11:30 a.m. at t.

josepn son and David Nelson. Visitation Mnnriav 4 n.m. until time of THANK YOU granaennaren, two sisirri oiiu eight nieces and nephews. Visitation will be Thursday from 2-9 p.m. Funeral Service on Friday at Blessed Mother, St.

Jude end Church, i2 Jay aireei, ueiron, 41)907 Memorial tributes to St. NEW RELEASES Suicide Machine Heart Smart II Cookbook Heart Smart set (two books, $34.90 value) At Heart (Susan Ager) 1995 TITLES Live Albom IV (Mitch Albom) Albom set (four books, $39.80 value) 1994 TITLES Jimmy Schmidt's Cooking Class Welcome to My World (Charlie Vincent) On Your Marks (Education Guide) Dig-In Workbook (Marty Hair) Around the House (Lon Grossman) OTHER RECENT TITLES Hands Across Michigan (Al Kamuda) Family Fare 2 (Martin F. Kohn) Why Is A Barn Red? (Cathy Collison) Free Press Sunday Morning (Joe Stroud) service af 7 p.m. at The Voran Funeral Home (Dearborn Cha (248-474-5200). For memorial Tributes, please consider Primarily Primates, P.O.

BOX 207, San Jesus tor prayers answered. Joseph Church Stained Glass Res 1 1 a.m. at Mccabe Funeral nome, W. 12 Mile Farmington Hills. pel), 23701 Ford Rd.

toration Fund. Antonio, TX 78291-0207. $40.00 9.95 6.95 9.95 the city compliance with the Headlee amendment which forbids tax increases without a local vote. One of the taxes would allow the city to collect 9.9 percent of the casinos' gross revenues to use for anything it wishes. The second tax is a 1.25-percent tax on casino revenues, or $4 million a year, whichever is greater.

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