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A 2B DETROIT FREE PRESS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9,, IMMJ 14 arrested as Saginaw school fight turns to brawl lectures, STOKES, MX HOI administrators believe happened: On Monday, two students, one white and one black played on opposing teams in floor hockey and threw hard body checks at each other. They continued exchanging barbs. On Wednesday, a friend of the black student challenged the white student on his friend's behalf. The two youths and more than a dozen friends of each headed for a showdown during lunch. A teacher intervened, escorting the youths toward the principal's office.

Other students followed, taunting and jeering the teacher to let the two fight. The teacher and the students and the group following passed the cafeteria as 500 to 600 students were getting out of lunch. The lunchroom students heard the commotion and soon began choosing sides, separating by race. There are about 1,500 students at Heritage; fewer than 6 percent are black. Teachers and other school officials tried to disperse the students and called police.

"We have got a riot over here at Heritage High School in a hallway," a woman told a 911 dispatcher at 11:54 a.m. "We don't have enough people to calm it down." Officers told the students to disperse but the students didn't and badgered the police to leave. Then the chaos turned into a melee. One officer was knocked down and as another tried to respond he, too, was punched and kicked by students. "Things were starting to simmer down before the cops got here," said Chrissy Schoen, 16, a sophomore.

"People just reacted to the police." About 30 backup officers from the Saginaw County Sheriffs Department and State Police soon arrived. Police moved in with billy clubs and pepper spray and brought the crowd under control. By the time it was over, two black and 12 white students were arrested. Ten were juveniles. Police denied that they had overreacted.

The state Department of Civil Rights was preparing to send a team of four or five staffers to the school to evaluate the situation and help out if needed, said Jim Horn, public information director. Free Press staff writer Melanie Eversley contributed to this report. BY MATTHEW G. DAVIS Free Press Staff Writer SAGINAW The trophy case at Heritage High School is testimony to the school's athletic prowess. And the team pictures show the Hawks' success blends the skills of all races.

So on Thursday, school officials were still trying to sort out why a confrontation Wednesday between a black student and a white student turned into a near riot a fight that saw 14 students arrested for scuffling with police. "At first, it was the blacks and Mexicans against the whites," said 14-year-old Delilah Medina, a freshman who witnessed the fracas. "But when the police got there, it was everybody against the police." No one was seriously hurt, but several officers and a teacher were bruised by punches and kicks from students, police said. On Thursday, students attended classes as normal. School officials met with parents Thursday morning and allowed students to express concerns to eight counselors.

Details of how the fight escalated into a brawl are sketchy. But here's what police and school Fatal water pit accident probed ACOMB TOWNSHIP Insurers and state Ui investigators are III trying to determine If who's to blame in the high-pressure water pipe explosion that killed four workers inside a water meter pit last Wednesday. Macomb Township's supervisor said Thursday that early clues from the insurer seem to absolve the township of any blame. "There is someone to blame. Our investigation so far shows we were not negligent," Supervisor Daniel Spatafora said.

Phone calls to private contractor Weiss Construction and the City of Detroit, whose workers were also in the pit, were not returned. Inspectors from the Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration said Thursday their report will be released within a month. Museum Of African American History: 301 Frederick Douglass. Special Feb. hours: 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m.

every day. Suggested admission: $3 adults, $2 children. 1-313-833-9800. Events: "CMlDRErS CELEBUTKHI OF NERITACr: A workshop designed to teach children African and African-American heritage. With artist Bill Traylor.

1-3 p.m. Sat. Also available on Feb. 17. "I MEMOMJU.

TO THOSE WHO IOARDED THE HENRIETTA Guest lecturer Michael Cottman, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist was among the 10 divers who placed a monument where the wrecked slave ship sat. 2-4 p.m. Sun. Companion to "A Slave Ship Speaks: The Wreck of Henrietta Marie." NEW CENTER: VIGNETTES OF I LACK HISTORY: Detroit Association of Black Storytellers will tell African-American and community-oriented tales. 1-3 p.m.

each Sat. in New Center One. Free. 1-313-874-4444, ext. 343.

Detroit Institute Of Arts: "A Celebration of Black Cultures." Hours: 11 a.m.-4 p.m. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Recommended admission: $4 per adult, $1 per child, members free. Located at 5200 Woodward; call 1-313-833-4249. Events: DROP-IN FAMILY WORKSHOP: Detroit Public Schools art educator Makint Ali leads workshop about traditional finger pianos used in African ceremonies.

Musician Levi Johnson will play a Kalimba. Create your own. 1-4 p.m. Education Studio. CLASS: "20th-century African-American Art at Three Historical Moments: Harlem Renaissance, Abstraction in the '50s and the Black Arts Movement." 11 a.m.-l p.m.

Sat Hollev Room. Fee: $30 general public, $24 members, seniors and students. To register, call: 1-313-833-4249. HUDSON'S NORTHLAND: Southfield store hosts free events. For more information, call 1-810-443-6000.

Schedule: TRACING AFRICAN-AMERICAN HISTORY: Fred Hart Williams Genealogical Society leads workshop for beginners. p.m. 4th floor. Free, but reservations are necessary. Call 1-810443332.

Ann Arbor District Library: Main Library is at 343 S. Fifth Ave. Phone: 1-313-994-2333. Free. Schedule: "ALL ABOARD FOR FREEDOM: A TRIBUTE TO HARRIET A drama for school-age kids featuring actress Ola Unger.

a.m. West Branch Library, Westgate Shopping Center, 1-313-994-1674. Also running a.m. Feb. 17, Northeast Branch Library in Plymouth Mall, 1-313-996-3180.

FLINT: A story of four generations of African-Americans. 8 p.m. tonight and matinee at 2:30 p.m. Buckham Alley Theatre, 512 Buckham Alley, Flint. Call: 1-810-2394477.

Tickets: $6 adults, $5 children, seniors and theater members. "FOLLOW THE DRINKING A map to freedom was hidden in the lyrics and the stars one family follows these directions through the Underground Railroad. 1p.m. weekends Longway Planetarium, Flint Cultural Center, 1310 E. Kearsley.

Death Notice SCAPA EDMEE Beloved wife of the late Today's Alphabetical Listing City Jack scapa. Dear motner of Rita (Samuel) Soltan and James (Solly) Scapa Grandmother ot Eva and HELPFUL HINT To renort death af Social Security or SSI beneficiary or to Robert Soltan, Jacqueline, Danielle and Stephanie Scapa. Sister of the late Lazarr Carasso. Ser inquire buout survivor Dertems, Coll: 1-80W72-1213 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Monday through Friday. vices 10:30 Friday morning at The Ira Kaufman Chaper (B10) 569-0020 Interment Beth El Me morial Park. ALTMAN BESSIE Beloved wife of the late SCHOENRADE HERTA Feb. t. Age 76.

Dear uan Airman. Dearest mother of Helen (Garv) coui of Robert Weber. Klein. Dearest sister of Lillian Goodman Sli- Edith Miller and Ruth He-bel, Amy, Susan, Eric and Christian. Memorial ser Pierron, Roger A.

Potter, Richard D. Reich, NickL Richardson, Carolyn Rubenstein, Joseph Samann, Magdalene S. Saperston, Rae K. Scapa, Edmee Schoenrade, Herta Sharp, Hazel T. (Hazel Fogarty) Sharrow, Robert F.

Sr. Szydlowski, Merla A. Thomas, Joseph L. Underwood, Yvonne C. Vervisch, Ronald S.

Walton, Jean B. Wells, Fay B. Adman, Bessie Baranowski, William Barar, Maria Barnhart, Joseph D. Bennett, Barbetta K. Bochenek, Veronica M.

Boll, John A. Brosch, Agnes Campbell, Francis E. Frank Campbell, William D. Hamtramck Cervi, Antonia (Nee Fanone) Deneau, Michael J. Dutoit, Andre G.

Eidt, John Fred Evans, Matthew Paul Rowers, David C. Garbarino, Clara Jenny Hakim, Mary Hem, Mary Jagosz, Ronald A. Keller-Foss, Doris Kiesgen, Gertrude Klimaszewski, Jospeh M. Kuehnel, Ema Kurntz, Elmer B. Kyff, Destine lichman, Shirley Lang, Mary E.

Maas, Gerald Lee McKinzie, William Monroe, Amelia Marie Moore, Arnold Murphy, Cynthia Ostrowski, Edward Paton, Mary Elizabeth teMn-iaw of Sybil Avison. Beloved grandmother of Rebecca and Devorah. Service 11:30 Friday mornina at Clover Hill Park Cem vice Sunday 2 p.m. at Redemption Lutheran Church, 12411 E. 7 uetro 1.

Memor a to Keoemo- tion Lutheran Church. Arrange- etery. Arrangements by Hebrew memorial mapei iv-mj-imi. menit uy Duemer runerai neme. SHARP BARANOWSKI HAZEL T.

(Hazel Foaartv. Be WILLIAM February 7. Beloved husband of Lorraine. Dear father of Sharon. Dear brother of Lee Judd, Leonard.

Stanley, and Jen He found the good life in family loved wife of the iate Leslie. Dear mother of William (Carol). Nancy Lee (James), Marjorie Toporek (Conrad). Pat Fera (Tonv) and ny Rosenthal. Retired Detroit police officer and retired security onicvr 01 srron Brewery 10.

thorn (Judy). Also survived by 18 grandchildren and 13 great Funeral 10 a m. aturday at St. Sebastian Church, Feb. 10 at St.

Linus Church, 2546 Hats, at Gulley, Dearborn Hgts. rm werncR, uesroorn. vima-tion 1-9 m. Friday at the Dear born Chapel of the Howe-Peterson DENEAU BARAR KELLER-FOSS DORIS 78 of Lincoln, formerly of MOORE ARNOLD Of Livonia. Feb.

6 Funeral noma micnigan Rosary 7:30 p.m. Friday. Memorials to the Capuchin Soup Kitchen, MARIA Beloved wife of the late George. Dear mother of Mary MICHAEL J. Age 42.

Grosse Pointe Farms policeman. Husband of Janice. Father of Kristin Beloved husband ot sever te ther of Bruce and Stephen and 14U MT. ElllOTT, UeirOlI, Ml. 4BIU Richmond died 3-6-96.

Wife of Glendon Foss and the late Donald Keller, mother of Donald, Ann Lambert and Kathleen Miles. (Kayf tyreenman, Kosane nur-ford and Oliver (Carolyn) Barar. and Eric M. son of Mr. Mrs.

James Deneau. Son-in-law of Mr. Weese and Roger Holland; also SHARROW Sister of Frank Puis and Frances Mrs. Richard Saules. Brother of William (Ellen).

James, Susan survived ny rwo orqiner uioya and Melvin and sister Bevertv Schmidt. Grandmother of seven. ROBERT F. SR. Aae 76, February Circuit Court judge to hear NAACP dispute DETROIT A judge has scheduled a Feb.

28 hearing into the financial dispute between the Detroit NAACP chapter and the national organization. Wayne County Circuit Judge Marianne Battani wants the national organization to explain why it scheduled an internal hearing for today in Detroit. Battani's move delays the proceeding, which would have been run by three national NAACP officers. WASHTEHAW Inmate cleared in death of prison storekeeper PlTTSFIELD TOWNSHIP One of the four inmates suspected in the death of Tammy Sperle, storekeeper at the Huron Valley Men's Correctional Facility, has been cleared by State Police investigators, prison spokesman Bill Dihle said Thursday. Sperle, 33, of Milan was beaten and strangled Monday afternoon in the prison store.

Three inmates still are under investigation. The 482-inmate orison will remain in a lockdown until the investigation is complete. Also five grandchildren and three grandchildren. Funeral at t. John the Baptist Romanian Catholic Church, Woodward at Woodstock Saturday 10 a Visitation at Lynch A Sons Funeral Service Friday 1:30 p.m.

Rewalt iwa. nusDana ot me iotc wary BY MATT HELMS Free Press Staff Writer George Quon Yee lived a simple, spare life so that his children wouldn't have to. He would forego new clothes or a television, trips to theaters, vacations, nights out to restaurants. "He sacrificed a lot, because he mostly wanted his kids to do better than he did," said his son Herman. And after each had graduated from college, with their proud father cheering them along, they took him out to oommariTo.

Memorial services will be held Sunday, Feb. 11. Resurrection Funeral Home Maxine. rainer or Hooen iKame- riaii9f caioiciv. ni iv-nrviji and David.

Visitation at Resurrection Funeral Home, 40800' Haves IS of IS Mile) Thursday 6-9 i no Thursday 3 to 9, Friday 12:30 to la), and James (Kathleen). Broth er of Philip, William, and the late p.m., Frl. 2-9 p.m. Services Sat. 10 name ijm norm irooKs no.

toer 14-15 Mile Rds.) Friday 5-9 p.m. Sarscusta Friday 7 p.m. Memori Lioyo. granacniiaren visitation at the Verheyden Funeral a.m. Dunai laainac Memorial MURPHY KLIMASZEWSKI Gardens east.

Memorials to als St. John the Baptist Church. noma, iojw mock, irosse Friday 7-9 m. In State at Fort St JOSPEH M. Feb.

6. Age 65. Suddenly in Florida Beloved hus Cross of Glory Evangelical Lutheran Church. 16661 E. State CYNTHIA Feb.

7, 1996. Beloved wife of Timothy. Dear mother of Jimmy and Katie. Loving daughter of Liovd and Maria Combe Presbyterian Church, 631 Fort Detroit, Ml 48226 Saturday at BARNHART Fair, Detroit 48205. band of Shirley.

Dear father of Janice (Robert) Stone, James (Jennifer). Joann (James) Asto-i 10 a.m. until me of service at 11 'and daughfer-ln-law of James and Contributions to Southeastern DUTOIT JOSEPH D. age 97, died February 6, 1996 In Kansas City, Kansas. Memorial services will be held 3 p.m.

Saturday at the Colonial Michiaan HosD ce or Fort St neien Murpny. lister ot Mrs. James (Mary Jo) Swita). Funeral service Saturday from ANDRE O. Age 74, February 5, Presbyterian Church Music Fund Tino, jonn (uenisej ana josepn (Aenfeszka).

Also survived by ten grandchildren. Visitation Friday: T-9 at Wulee-Catcaterra Fu Church in prairie village Kansas. iryo. ociovvu nuioong or mil. Dear father of Francis (Karon).

the L.J. Griffin Funeral Home SZYDLOWSKI 7707 Middle belt Rd. at Ann Arbor neral Home, Inc. 369O0 Schoenherr Cremation. The family suggests contribution to the Alzhelmers t.luUtlA.

-M 11 Ul ltlk CI Brother ot Marcel Dutoit. Funeral from Verhevden Funeral Heme. Trail) and to St. Raphael Church1 MERLA A. (nee O'Leuohllnl Feb ai (weiro Karnway via mnei.

in state Saturday 10:30 a.m. until ai iu a.m. xriDTur service f-rt- Shawnee Mission, Kansas 66208 or I 16300 Mack, Grosse Pte. Saturday 19 30 a.m., St. Phllomena Catholic ruary 1, iTO.

Beloved wife of 1 Lawrence J. Dear mother ot Marv day 7 p.m. Family will receive the United States with a student visa aboard a steamer to Seattle. He took a train to Akron, Ohio, where he stayed with relatives. He made his way eventually to Detroit with his father in 1940, the year they opened the business.

He became a citizen in 1942. During World War II, Mr. Yee worked for the Hudson Motor Car which was then building warplanes for the Navy. He returned to the family business and took it over when his father died in 1968. He had lived on Detroit's east side until he and his wife, Ruth, moved to Eastpointe and bought their first house in 1987.

Herman Yee said his father was remembered as gentle and patient. He would pile kids into the car to take them to school and sometimes translate for Chinese friends as they adjusted to American customs. He enjoyed photography, swimmming, woodworking and gardening. Other survivors are sons Edmund and Kingman; daughters Shirley and Susanne Yee; four grandchildren, and a brother. A funeral will be held at 11 a.m.

today at Lynch Sons Funeral Home, 1368 N. Crooks, Clawson. Burial will be in Mt. Hope Cemetery in Livonia. man ot ii a.m.

bt t. Lawrence Church, 44633 Utlca (W. of Van visiTorsrnaay i-vpm. Church 10 a.m. Visitation Friday National organization ot women, 1000 16th.

St. N.W., Suite 700, Washlnaton. DC 20036. Attn: K. Mcv.ienncn (Kevin), naimeen Stock er (Kevin) and Michael notary t.jyp.m.

prayers hrioey p.m. Member of E. Gladwin Aerie OSTROWSKI szvo owsk uranamorner or (oav land The Loyal Order of Moose EDWARD L. Feb. 7.

Aoe 79. EIDT Teigen. Mr. Barnhart was born in Columbus Grove, Ohio. He was a Chemistry and Biology Teacher wnx, Harrison Loage.

iniermem jio.Kvr ami nrrarvw mci-icnnen. Sister of Mary Ann Cueny, Lynne DeGrande, Maraaret Camobefi. Beloved husband of Eleanor. wniTCinapci lemeTery. dinners, and gave him a tailor-made suit, a new TV and a VCR and small things to show their appreciation.

Mr. Yee, JOHN FRED 75, of North Fort Mvers. FL. Died February 1. 199e at Centra Hi ah School In Detroit, Dear father of Karen Ann (James) Thomas, Marianne Patricia Cecile, Daniel John He was born in Detroit, Ml the son KUEHNEL (Bruce) Schafer.

the ate Ronald wniiam p. and the late James L. O'Loughlln. Daughter-in-law of I Esther Szydlowski. Sister-in-law Ml since 1940 and at Red ford High School until 1964.

Survivors include his children Thomas M. Barnhart, TraverseCfty, Ml; Ron- ERNA Age 98. February 6. Be (Marv) and the late David. Also of Robert and Nettie Eiur He is survived bv his wife Kather- es iovn wire ot me laic rrann survived by nine grandchildren jne, three daughters, Janet Kim- h.

Prt. mr.it I tDear mother ot Lottie (Russell) Goode and the late ana mree arear granacniiaren. Brother of Elsie (Ernie) Morales of Michael, Theodore and Joseph Szydlowski. Funeral Saturday 10 a m. from A.J.

Desmond A Sons Frank (HI deaard). Grand aid J. Barnhart ot overland park, Kansas; and Katharine L. Barnhart, Grosse Pte. Farms, Ml.

Teni grandchildren; three great and the late John (Joann), Visita Bachman. six grandchildren, sisters Marie Southard and Hazel Eidt. Memorial Services will be mother of Alan and Roaer Goode Funeral Home. 26uu crooks Rd. (bet.

Maole Bio Beaver) to tion at Wulek-Calcaterra Funeral Home, Inc. 36900 Schoenherr at Metro Parkway (16 Mile) Satur and Kathl (Kurt) Kuehnel-Meis-ter. Greatgrandmother of Philip granocniiaren survive. Mass at 11 a.m. at St.

Andrew held Saturday, February 10, 199t at the Heeney Sundqulst Church, 1400 Ina ewood, Roches ana nnsirnew uoooe. visirairon Saturday 12-4 m. with funeral day z-v p.m. ana aunaay i-v p.m. Prayers Sunday 7:30 a.m.

In state Funeral Heme zjzo Farmington BENNETT no ibi urong Kivsfi. rormino- ter. Family will receive friends Friday 2-9 p.m, Scripture service Friday 0 m. Memorial tributes tol service 4:30 p.m. at the Buehier Monday 10:30 a.m.

at St. Gertrude Catholic Church, 28839 Jefferson i runrat noma zo4y wauoi, BARBETTA K. Age 7e. Died February 7, 1996. Beloved wife of Harold C.

Bennett Sr. Dear moth ton, Ml. Memorial contributions in John's name may be made to HOPE HOSPICE. 9470 Health Park Kosevnie. nospice ot Murneasiern mien.

(between 11-12 Mile) until time of Mass at 11 a m. Member of the Circle, Fort Myers, FL3390B. er of Harold c. Bennett Barbetta Louise Muzichuk, Ju- KURNTZ catholic order ot tne Foresters. Tributes to the Capuchins.

THOMAS JOSEPH L. Februarv 6. aae 73. of wno tor years ran the family's Quon Laundry won Yee on East Warren in Detroit before retiring in 1987, died of a heart ailment Tuesday at the home of his son Bowman in Royal Oak. He was 79.

Mr. Yee was born in the village of Toison, China, and at age 14 came to EVANS oim m. surnenand ana Maryt l. Head. Grandmother of nine, areat arandmother of five.

Sister ELMER Age 82. Feb. 3, 1996. Beloved husband of the late Ruby. Dear father of Christine (Daniel) Wood haven.

Beloved husband of MATTHEW PAUL Age 29 February 7 of Wyandotte, formerly of Sier. Steo arand father of Scott Of Marion Ross. Arrangements by Dlener Funeral Heme, 4(271 Van Rosemary Dear father of Pamela (Dr. Robert) Westover. Also survived bv one sister, Christine PATON MARY "ELIZABETH" Age 90.

Dear wife of the late James. Beloved mother of Bernlce Sie-masz, Audrey Matalavage and James. Five orandchildren, 13 irenion. uearesTsonoimaryKoy (Haskell) Stanton and Ernest, bear brother of Tlmothv (Cher Dyne, unca. Parker, and three grandchildren; Jonathon Catherine and and Craig Sier.

Brother of Evelyn Dobkin. Memorial service Saturday 11 a.m. at The Church of Today, 11200 E. Eleven Mile Warren, Ml. Memorials to the yl), Jeanne (Ron) Ridley, Thomas (Denise), Mary Joe (Tom) De- Charles Joseph.

Funeral Service! from the martensen Funeral great-grandchildren and the late fte. 3200 west Trenton Michigan Heart Assocation would be aooreclated. Arranoements bv Querteld Funeral Home. 1200 sanm ana me ioib ineooore. Step-brother of Sue (John) Voor-hies, Charles (Janette) Stanton.

Beth Stanton and Peter (Susan) Saturday 1:30 p.m. Visitation Cremation Society of Michigan Friday 12-9. uakwood. Dearborn, visitation Friday 2-9 p.m. 3i) BJV-4IW.

UNDERWOOD PIERRON KYFF DESTINE Beloved mother of Dr. VUAyalC Am fll Eitin.an, ROGER A. Feb. I. 1996.

Aoe 42 BOCHENEK VERONICA M. Age 93. Feb. 5, 1996. Dearest mother of Dolores Rowe-Llvingston and Joan Dom-browskl.

Dear grandmother ot Lynne Morse and Lewis Boche-nek. Also survived by three great Srandchlldren. Visitation Thurs-ay 6-9 m. and Friday 1-S and 7-9 R.m. at the Livonia Chapel ef the arry J.

WIN Trust 100 Funeral Home, 37000 Sii Mile Rd. IE. of I27S). Funeral service Saturday 9:15 a.m. at the funeral home and 10 a.m.

mass St. John Bosco Catholic Church, 12100 Beech Daly Redford. Rosary 7 p.m. Friday. Burial St.

Hedwig Cemetery. 1996 of Plymouth. Beloved wife ot the late Harold. Dear mother of Stanton. Former husband of Lib-by Lerew.

Leaves numerous aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins. Funeral services' from the Martensen Funeral Heme 3200 West Road, Trenton Saturday 10:00 a.m. Visitation Friday 12-9 p.m. Memorials to Jesus People USA or Veterans Suddenly. Beloved husband of Jeffrey Kyff and Nancy (Louis) Cuenca.

Grandmother of Kelley and Jamie Kvff Nancy and Clau Richard A. (Sandra Dear tvim. Loving vainer ot nmarna, Brian, Sarah 8 Daniel. Loving steo father of Marie, Rachele grandmother of the late Eric DR. MARIO DEL HALLE, 71, who emigrated from Cuba and practiced medicine at hospitals in Detroit for more than 20 years, died of cancer Sunday at his home in Troy.

He was an emergency room physician at the former St. Francis Hospital Funeral Saturday 1 p.m. at scnrtder-Mowetl Funeral Heme, 280 S. Main Plymouth Visi Lauren. Also (eaves one brother: Donald and his step mother Lorii Pierron, Funeral Service Monday organizations.

dia Cuenca. Sister of the late Jack Bakerman. Services 12 noon Sunday at The Ira Kaufman Chapel (810) 569-0020. Interment Beth El Memorial Park. tation Friday 44 a.m.

Memorial FLOWERS contributions to the Eric Under-! wood Memorial Fund, co 106 DAVID C. Age 24. A Detroit ii a.m. ot inayer-Noci runerai Home 33603 Grand River Farmington (1 Blk. W.

of Farming ton Visitation Satur-dayl Sunday 2-9 p.m. U-M Dearborn names chief for new museum DEARBORN Kenneth Gross, the former director of the Birmingham-Bloomfield Arts Association, has been appointed project director of a new art museum to be built at the University of Michigan-Dearborn. Gross has the task of raising $4 million for the foot building. Completion date has not been set. The museum's collection, which has been housed in several locations around the rampus, consists of a wide variety of paintings and sculpture, as well as an pxtensive collection of Biue ptioge ur, iiemson, zvwt native.

Was killed an automo LACHMAN SHIRLEY Beloved wife of the late BOLL JOHN A. years. February 7, 1996. Beloved husband of Marv VERVISCH bile accident Saturday February 3, 1996. A Memorial Service will be held at 3 p.m.

Saturday, February 10, 1996 at Trinity Chapel Funeral POTTER Erwin (irv) Lachman, Dear mother of Ned (Ter-ri) Lachman and Stephanie (Richard) Golden. RONALD S. Age 58, died Feb 5 in Santa Clara, CA. Dear husband of 4 1 1 Ann. Loving father of John (Mary), Michael (Karen), Peter noma who m.

mcmcnois. tiaine. Loving tamer of Sheryi, RICHARD D. Age 39. Dear father of Icky.

Beloved son of Trula M. and the late Howard. Dear broth Allen and Steven. 4 grandchildren. 3 brothers, Henry, Robert! Grandmother of Edward and Marissa Lachman and Erica and Alex Golden.

Sister of Marshall iLamy, uavia iKenyj, roirick (Therese), Katharine and Jennifer Boll. 16 orandchildren. Broth er ot Don, Barb and Trula (Kevin) uougias. runerai Mturaay. ov in.

Services 10 o'clock Sunday er of Mary Jane Moll and Peter in 1961-69 and at Holy Cross Hospital in 1969-85, from which he retired. Before working at the hospitals, he prac- tiraA nrivatolv in WALTON GARBARINO CLARA JENNY Feb. I. Beloved wife of the late Raymond; dear mother of Mary Garbarino; Mrs. Lou (Sandra) Shannon, Judith Garbarino, Linda Garbarino, Raymond (Kimberly) and the late Elizabeth Ann; arandmother of morning at The Ira Kaufman Chapel 7810) 5694020.

Interment Machpeiah Cemetery, son. Funeral sat. worn the Verheyden Funeral Heme 16300 Mack. Grosse Pointe and II Muir. Funeral Satuday 11 a m.

at the Vermeulen Memorial Trust 100 Funeral Heme, 980 North Newburgh (betw. Ford 1 Cherry Hill), Westland. Visitation Friday 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Memorials to Angela Hospice or the Michigan JEAN B.

January 26. 1996 In Palm a.m. St. Clare of Montefalco City, Florida. Dear sister of thel late Evelyn A.

Freeman. Aunt of I war, she started working for GM in Detroit. She retired in 1952 to raise her children. Mrs. Danielian was a member of St.

John's Armenian Apostolic Catholic Church of Greater Detroit in South-field. For 43 years, she also was active with the Daughters of Vartan, a charity organization supporting Armenian veterans. Surviving are her daughters Christina Danielian, Barbara Ohannessian and Janet Spann; five grandchildren; a great-granddaughter; two sisters, and a brother. A funeral will be held at 11 a.m. today at her church, 22001 Northwestern Highway, Southfield, followed by burial in Woodlawn Cemetery in Detroit.

deaths elsewhere Mercer Ellington, 76, a trumpet player, arranger, composer and conductor who had led the Duke Ellington Orchestra since his father's death in Church. Visitation Thurs. 6-9 p.m. and Friday 2-9 a.m. Scrloture ranter rounaauon.

Jessie, Ryan, nnegan, Amnony Service Frl. 7 p.m. Contributions ttd Alyssa. Funeral Saturday r. iy to Don Mcours nospnai or Angela Hospice Care Center.

from tne l.j. ermin Funeral tne late Constance Favrow and the late John L. Freeman. Dear grand aunt of Mrs Richard (Nancy) Maxwell of Beverly Hills, Mrs David (Sally) Ketchum of Loveland, Scott Freeman of Anchorville, Mi. and Jeff Freeman of Macomb Twp, Mi.

Dear RELICH NICK L. February 6. 1996, age 82. Beloved husband of the late Marl- Heme, 42600 Ford Rd. (W.

of Lilley), and to St. Richard Church, 35637 Cherry Hill Rd. (W. of Wayne) for a 10 a.m. service.

Rosary Friday 7 p.m, Family will receive visitors Friday 1-9 p.m. ana; dear father of Nick Relich MO. (Wendy) and Rosemarie Kim) Dietrich. Lovlna arandfe- LANG MARY E. February 7, 1996.

Beloved wife of Joseph. Dearest mother of Joseph Jr. (Jean), Anne and the late Christopher. Dear grandmother of Sarah. Dear sister of Therese Redpath John) Funeral 10:30 a.m.

Saturday at St. Michael Church, 25225 Code Southfield (Instate at church a.m. Saturday). Visitation at the McCabe Funeral Home 31 9 WW. 12 Mile Farmington Hills, Friday 1-9 Scripture service 7:30 p.m.

Friday. Memorials to St. Michael's School-Mary Lang Memorial Fund or South Redford Excellence In Ed Fund preferred Baccarat crystal. reat grand aunt of Sarah and atrlck Maxwell 48 vear emolov- ther of Nicholas, Natalie, James and Joseph Relich and Eric Dietrich. Funeral Friday 1) a.m at HAKIM STATE BROSCH AGNES Feb.

7, 1996. Beloved wife of the late Joseph. Dear mother of Steven (Judy) and Warren (Susan). Leaves three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Sister of Cecilia, Anna, Leo, Raymond, Carl, and Edward.

Services Saturday 11 a.m. at the Saiewskl Funeral Heme, 19111 W. Warren. Entombment St. Hedwig.

Visitation Friday 6-9 p.m. ee of Cogsdill Tool Co. Memorial service was held February 3 in Stuart, Florida. Services at Gren-diawn Cemeterv Saturday Febru the Verheyden Funeral Home 16300 Mack Grosse Pte. Visitation Thursday 4-9 p.m.

ary 10, 1996 at 11 a.m. Memorials) to Leader Dog for the Rochester Hills Ml. Arrangments RICHARDSON inru rren noog runerai nome CAROLYN Feb. 1996. Beloved wife of Herbert; loving mother of WELLS MARY Age 89.

February 7, 1996. Beloved wife of the late Shaw D. Hakim. Loving mother of Joseph, David, Rosemary, Paul, Edward, Amelia, Theresa Hakim Fiedler, and Barbara Hakim Ladendorf. 20 grandchildren and ten great grandchildren.

Also one sister and six brothers. Funeral Saturday 11 a.m. at Mother of God Church, 25585 Berg Road, South-field. Visitation from Verneyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack, Grosse Pointe Friday 3-9 p.m. Prayers Friday 7 p.m.

Contributions to Barat Human Services, Kwnoio n. luanrwi ang pengnao (Thomas) Morneau; dear dauah- FAY B. Aoe 81. February 7. 1996 Beloved wife of Raymond.

Dear mother of Jay (Lauri) and Suz ter of Erie Harcourt: also survived by two brothers Robert and Les Harcourt and four grandchildren. Funeral Sunday lent. MAAS GERALD LEE Age 59, died Feb. 7. 1996 in Lake Worth, FL.

Survived by his wife Raenota; son Brian of waterford, Ml; daughter Leanne Allvin of Commerce Ml, daughter Michelle Streeter of Royal Oak, Ml; sister Nancy DeWeese of Indianapolis, IN and grandson Nathaniel Allvin. Mr. Maas was a former resident of anne (Harold) Leinbacn. Grand mother ot James, lumber and from the Chapel of the L.J. Griffin1 runerai nome, irvi nnioaieoen (at Ann Arbor Trail).

Family will Jay B. Great grandmother of tour. Visitation Friday 1-9 p.m.! Services Saturday 2 p.m. at John N. Santelu A Son Funeral Heme, 1139 Inkster Rd.

(bet. Ford Rd. and Cherry Hill). Memorials to co League of Catholic Women, CAMPBELL FRANCIS I. -Frank- Age 65.

February 6. Beloved husband of Marion. Dear father of Lorraine (Ashley) Apperson, Paul (Jennifer), Donna (Mark) Allen, Carolyn Burton, Matthew and Jennifer (Edward) Oles. Loving grandfather of five. Dear brother of Joan Palmer and Shiloh Mette.

In state Saturday 9 a.m. at St. Ephremj Church (Dodge Park at 17 Mile) until Mass at 10 a.m. Visitation at Wulek-Calcaferra Funeral Home, Inc. 36900 Schoenherr at Metro Parkway (16 Mile) Thursday 2-9 m.

and Friday 1-9 i n. Prayers rlday 7 p.m. Tributes to St. Joe's, Hospice or The American Cancer; Society. 1 uvi it iiwivi a ri may rr, jaiwi day 12-9 p.m.

and Sunday from 12 Bloomtleid Hills; at nis death he tin Time ot service at 4 p.m. HEIN Alzheimer assoc. RUBENSTEIN was a resident of Salem, SC. Memorial service will be held 2' p.m. Feb.

24, at the Congregational Church of Birmingham, 1000 Cranbrook Bioomfield Hills, MARY Born in Calumet, Ml on Feb. 6, 1911, died Feb .8, 1996 In JOSEPH Beloved husband of the CsiTteteTtM- lllonumentt Bunnell, fl. Loving wire ot Leo. Dear mother of Joan (Ron) Gapa, Palm Coast. FL.

Dear orand moth 1974, died of heart failure Thursday in Denmark. He was the only child of Edna and Edward Kennedy (Duke) Ellington. late Lorraine Rubenstein Dear father of Craig (Ab-by) Rubenstein and Nikki Rubenstein Dearest Ml 48304. Memorials can be given to the Congregational Church ot Rirminaham Endowment Fund or Education Department to honor 6 schools LANSLNG Six schools in Michigan will get special recognition from the federal government, the U.S. education secretary said Thursday.

Chosen were Caledonia High School, East Grand Rapids High School, Everett High School in Lansing, L'Anse Creuse High School-North in Macomb County, Rockford High School and Van Hoosen Middle School in Rochester. Known as Blue Ribbon Schools, the Michigan schools ire among 216 public and 50 nrivate schools to be honored it an awards ceremony in Washington this spring. er of four and great grandmother I CHRISTIAN Memorial: Garden of! the South Oakland Shelter, 431 N. Creation, 2 long crypts bronze Main Royal Oak, Ml, or seven, uear sister or jonn Matkovich, Melbourne, FL, Elsie Byrwa, Dearborn, Ml and Albert memorial, souuu brother ot Ben Rubenstein. Loving grandfather of Jacob and Jessica.

Graveside services today 1:30 p.m. at Oakview Cemetery, Royal Oak. Arrangements by fwaiKovicn, KaiKasna, mi. MCKINZIE LOT 15 Sec 36. 6 lots, Mt.

Elliot WILLIAM L. Age 67. February 4, werrmen runevei iireiirvn. cemetery. jiuouea.

(810 247-2592 Hamtramck. Mario Knowing that DelValle he'd need to communicate with Polish patients there, he learned the language. Born in Cienfuegos, Cuba, he came to the United States in 1948. He served in the Air Force in 1955-57, entering the day after he became a U.S. citizen.

He made the rank of captain. He was a stamp and coin collector, and a history and philosophy buff. Survivors include his wife of 35 years, Helen; daughters Patricia Van Wormer, Roxanne Woodward and Elana Amboyan; sons Mario Robert, Mickey and Ricardo; nine grandchildren; two great grandchildren; a sister, and a brother. A memorial service will be held at 9 a.m. today at St.

Alan Church, 3077 Glouchester, Troy. MARIE S. DANIEUAN, 74, a former executive secretary at General Motors Corp. who was active in Detroit's Armenian community, died Tuesday at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital in Superior Township.

The daughter of Armenian immi-grants, she was born Marie Bayekian in Patterson, and raised in Detroit, where she graduated from Cooley High School. She was a resident of Novi. She was employed in the Army as a civilian executive secretary in the Pentagon during World War II. After the JAGOSZ RONALD A. February 7.

1996. 1996. Beloved Husband of Nancy. Dear Father of Cindv (Glenn)1 WOODLAWN Main mausole Beloved son of Angelina and the um dbl. crypts Will split.

$15,000 each pair. (810) 624-3604 CAMPBELL WILLIAM D. -Hamtramck Bllt- Jan. 23. Age 57.

Loving husband of Barbara Magasark. Beloved father of Sandra, Michael, Rebecca (Dave), Victoria and William. Loving step-father to Kim and Darren. Survived by 12 grandchildren, one great-grend-chil-dren, brother Ron TDarlene), John and sister Janet. Memorial service Feb.

to, 7 p.m., First Baptist Church, 1M1 Plnecrest, Ferndale, Ml SAMANN MAGDALENE Age 74 of Troy. February 8. 1996. Wife of Otto. Mother of waiter of Ottawa Cana tare Kicnara.

uear rainer ot Vickl. Loving brother of Allen, Oaniel. Rnaer and the late Rich In Memortam Sonheaver, Sharon McKinzie. Shaun Pochette, Martin and William Lee McKinzie. Loving Son of Clarice.

Three Grandchildren. Funeral Service 11 a.m. Sat. -Feb. 10 at Grace Reformed Church, 7215 Pelham, Alien Park.

Visitation 7-9 m. Friday at Welse Funeral Home. 7210 Park, Alien Park (313-382-1150) ard Jr. Visitation Saturday 2-8 PM Service Saturday evening at Charles R. Step Funeral Home da and Glenn (Diane) Samann of Rochester.

Grandmother ot Andrew and Matthew. A member of the New Apostolic Church Ponti- IN Memory of my mother EVA KOCHAJDA imzj tseecn uaiy iw. o- iwi.j Contributions to the family who passed away Feb. 1971 Sedly missed by her daughter ac. Funerai MTuroay m.

Plifey Funeral Heme 322 W. University Rochester. Visitation Friday 7-5 and 7-9 om cva waiuri KIESGEN MONROE AMELIA MARIE February 4, age 97. Dear wife of the lete John Contributions may be made to GERTRUDE Feb. 7, 1996, 98 yrt Beloved wife of the late Aloyslus Dear mother of Jean M.

Riha Hospice ot at Michigan Dear mother of the late Dolores SAPERSTON Donald (Rita Calient Kiesoen IF YOU WISH TO PLACE a remembrance for a loved one, 'please contact Mrs. Wink at (810) 77-7i tor assistance. Fapka. Beloved grandmother ot Lois Salisbury, Carol Phee, De RAE K. Beloved wife of the late RIEFLY and Dolores (James) Harbour.

Also survived by 19 grandchildren nise Hem and Steve Faoka. Nine Mercer Francisco M. a 1960s quartet Cannibal and the Head-hunters, died Jan. 21 in Los Angeles after a long illness. The group was known best for "Land of 1,000 Dances," which reached No.

30 on Billboard's pop charts in 1965. Mitchell Rogovin, 65, the lawyer who sued to force Richard Nixon to disclose his campaign finance records, died Wednesday in Washington. In 1979 and 1980, he directed the Nuclear Regulatory Commission's inquiry into the Three Mile Island nuclear plant accident. Edmund saperston. Dear motner of Saralyn (Jerry) Balan and llene CERVI ANTONIA (NEE FANONE) Age 56, February 7, 1996 Beloved wile of Glno.

Loving mother of Amy, Glna, and Dino (Jacqueline). Dear sister of Maria (Mlcheie) Cece, and Roberto (Theresa) Fa-none. Visitation at the Sterling Hgts Chapel of the Frank I. Calcaterra Funeral Home, 13650 E. 15 Mile (at Schoenherr) Thursday 3-9 p.m.

and Friday 3-9 p.m. Prayers Friday evening. In state Saturday at St. Therese of Lisieun Church. Ml 15 Schoenherr (N.

ot 21 Mile Rd.) 9 a m. til time of Mass at 9:30 a.m. Entombment Resurrection Cemetery. tation Frldav 2-9 m. at Sawyer- greatgrandchildren and four great greatgrandchildren Funeral service Saturday at 11:30 a m.

(Dr. Harold) enenteia from me Leonara a. Turowui Grandmother of Susan (Rabbi Scott) Shpeen and Steven Balan. Cardi ot Trunks -Prayer Funeral Home. 9300 Middlebeit Four areat grandchildren, Ser Fuller Funeral Heme 2125 12 Mile Road (2 blks.

W. ot Woodward). Prayers Saturday 9:30 a.m. at thai Funeral Home followed by a 10 a.m. Mast at Our Lady of LaSalette Church.

Interment Holy I Sepulchre Cemetery. Scripture! ko- i. ot w. inicagor ana to st. Domion Church at fz noon, Rosa- vices I 0 clock Sunday afternoon: LORO JESUS, SAVE MY SOUL at The Ira Kaufman Chapel (810), 569-0020 Interment Beth El Me Friday at j.jo p.m.

interment ichlaan Memorial Park. Visita BY THE HOLY SPIRIT AND BE ALBION After 13 years as president of Albion College, Melvin Vulgamore will become chancellor at the endirf the 1996-97 academic year, the college said Thursday. tion Thursday 6-9, Friday 2-9. morial park. MY SAVIOUR, AMEN.

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