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4BDETR0IT FREE PRESSMEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1992 4 suburban communities approve millage plans Rutherford isn't seen on tape, attorney says Man sentenced for child abuse the city's property tax limit by 1.85 mills. The increase will generate up to $270,000 a year and cost owners of a $120,000 house about $111 a year. NOVI: By a 778-345 vote, residents approved a 13-milI renewal that will generate about $9 million for three years. The renewal will not result in a tax increase for home owners in the district, said Superintendent William Barr. The district levies 27.63 mills and spends $25 million annually.

vote. A 1.3-mill renewal for the city's library passed The millage renewal for schools is to be coupled with a tax increase that restores some of the 1.84 authorized mills not collected this school year, said Christian Fenton, assistant superintendent of the district. The owner of a home worth $100,000 would pay about an additional $85. HUNTINGTON WOODS: By a vote, residents approved increasing BY DORI J. MAYNARD Free Press Staff Writer Residents in four suburban Detroit communities approved millages in local elections Tuesday.

EAST DETROIT: Residents passed a seven-year 3.9-mill increase for schools by a vote. Without the increase, elementary art classes, gym and library programs and all school athletics would have been cut. GROSSE POINTE: Voters approved a 27.55-mill renewal for schools by a Four other defendants pleaded no contest to assorted charges stemming from an attack on Joanne Was, her two daughters and two family friends. ETROIT A Detroit man was sentenced I 1 1 Tuesday to 3-15 years Ml in prison for severely 1 L- injuring a black infant taken from white foster parents who sought to adopt him. Mark and Sheila Abraham of Troy had the child from two days after birth on Sept.

19, 1989, until Catholic Social Services workers placed him in the care of Don Glover, 37, and his wife in June 1990. The Abrahams saw the child and reported suspected child abuse, but nothing was done until the child, now 2, was hospitalized Feb. 6, 1991, with permanent brain damage. Glover was convicted of first-degree child abuse. The social workers quit or were fired.

Death notices Death Notices Today's Alphabetical Listing SURBROOK MARGARET F. Age 87. Died Feb. 10, 1992. Survived by son Stephen E.

Surbrook and his wife Terry. 10 grandchildren, tour greatgrandchildren. Funeral Mass Thursday, Feb. 13, 11 a.m. at St.

Marys Catholic Church, Chelsea. Visitation Wednesday 6-9 p.m. StaHan-Mltchell Funeral Heme, Chelsea. Vigil Wednesday 7:30 p.m. at the funeral home.

Expressions of sympathy to the Salvation Army. BAILEY CATHERINE J. Age 40 of Royal Oak. Beloved wife of Gary daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Frederick Nash, sister of John Nash and Carol Hartlerode. Visiting Wednesday 4 p.m. till 9 p.m., Thursday 4 p.m. till Service Time 8 p.m. Gramer Funeral Home 705 N.

Main Clawson. Memorials to Hospice of Southeastern Mich. BY CECIL ANGEL Free Press Staff Writer The defense attorney for Cassandra Rutherford told Recorder's Court jury members Tuesday that they won't fcee his client in the amateur videotape jjf two suburban women being beaten end kicked during a downtown Detroit fireworks celebration. "You won't see her at all," said Cornelius Pitts in his opening statement in the second of three trials for Rutherford. I Rutherford, 17, of Detroit is jcharged with beating Joanne Was, 43, trf Farmington Hills on June 28, causing 'great bodily harm less than murder.

Last week, Rutherford was acquitted of unarmed robbery. She was accused of helping to snatch a gold chain from Lisa Rusin of Royal Oak. Immediately following this trial, she will be tried in the alleged theft of jewelry from a Dearborn woman. 'i Four other defendants pleaded no fcontest to assorted charges stemming from an attack on Was, her two daughters and two family friends. I Pitts said his client was present but did not take part in the beating.

Several people involved in the incident later aid the Was group provoked the attack with racial slurs. I Assistant Wayne County Prosecutor Lisa Lindsey told jurors that Rutherford's statement to police after the Incident doesn't mention those racial slurs. Battle over cameras I The Free Press will be back in court this morning to renew its legal battle to have a newspaper photographer in the courtroom during Cassandra Rutherford's trial. I On Tuesday, the newspaper won a CITY TRASKIE JEROME Saginaw Twp. Passed Penn, Joseph R.

Pepper, Sophie. Pettit, Francis I. Pikovich, Anthony Rallo, Calogero Riegel, Eleanore L. Rosowski, Balvina Ryan, John W. Sallie, John Seip, Harry R.

Silk, Norman C. Slavcheff, Samuel Stone, Alan Marc Sun, Donald M. Traskie, Jerome Voran, George Winn, Marie J. Zeiger, Edward BRANN BEATRICE E. February 10, Beloved wife of the late Mark B.

Loving mother of Donald T. (Peggy), and Robert sister of William Treasurer, of Mamaro-neck, New York. Also survived by Hess, James A. Hoener, Robert Carl Sr. Hogan, Joseph C.

Ingles, Gordon P. Jordan, David H. Korkenmeier, Charles Krueger, Freda Kurti, Violet V. Lapier, Norma Amelia Lyczynski, Mary MacDonald, Stanley D. Mclntyre, Virgil R.

McQuaid, John G. Mertz, Wilma Miazga, Margaret E. Miller, Sarah O'Neil, F. Wayne Bailey, Catherine J. Brann, Beatrice E.

Broecker, Licia A. Bush, John F. Cada, Laverne Carlson, Loren W. Christophel, Mervin R. Cocquyt, Philip J.

Cook, James J. DeSantis, Salvatore C. Donnelly, Mary B. Farrugia, George Michael Ferguson, Donald K. Grom, Joseph A.

Halaglan, Mary Harrison, St. Matthew G. Jr. taway SUUuemy munuPT Feb. 10, 1992 at his home, age 68 years.

Born June 10, 1923 in Detroit, Married Vlrnlnln (V Walkoviak. Ju 4, 1944 In Detroit, she survives IV granocnnuieii, cai uio'iu children. Memorial service 3 p.m. Sunday from the R.G. and G.R.

Harris Funeral Home. 15451 Far mington Livonia. Memorials may be made to the Alzhelmers ruling from the Michigan Court of Appeals, which ordered Recorder's Court Judge Vera Massey-Jones to grant the newspaper a hearing and said there appeared to be no legal reason to exclude its photographer. The judge had earlier granted permission for a television camera in the courtroom. Massey-Jones held the hearing and agreed to let a Free Press photographer into the courtroom.

But a few hours later, she said the camera shutter was making too much noise and called for another hearing on the matter. The camera used Tuesday by photographer William Archie was the same type routinely used by Free Press photographers in courtrooms. State law allows a judge to bar cameras from the courtroom if they would interfere with the administration of justice. Free Press attorney Herschel Fink said he and a photographer will go to court today with a camera that has a very quiet shutter designed for bird watchers. Association.

BROECKER Council reviews request for updated police guns DETROIT Detroit police want to better the odds by replacing their traditional six-shot revolvers with semiautomatics and 15-round magazines. The City Council on Tuesday reviewed a $769,000 contract for 2,600 guns at $296 each. "The bad guys out there have Uzis, AK47s and Mac 10s," said Tom Schneider, president of the Detroit Police Officers Association. mm. Mr.

I rasxie serveu as doles Manager at Con-Rail until his Retirement In 1983. He was a Member of St. Stephen Catholic Church. He was a Member and past President of the Saginaw Valley Traffic Club. He was also a member of the Michigan Traffic Club.

Surviving besides his wife Virginia are two daughters Linda Lier and her husband Kenneth of Saginaw, Debbie Schomaker and her husband Randy, Sanford, five grandchildren, Jodie Gordon, Stacy and David Lier, Tara and Rachel Schomaker, also surviving are two sisters; Arlene Oser and her husband Martin. Evelyn Dilay and her husband Morris all of Mt. Clemens, his mother in law Mrs Ann Bousteadr Harper Woods, one sister in law Eleanor Berendt and her I APIPQ PENN LICIA A. Feb. 9.

Beloved wife of Burnell. Dear mother of Mark. Dear sister of Lulsa Qulnn and Carla Maddox. Family will receive friends at A.J. Desmond Sons Funeral Home 2600 Crooks Rd.

(bet. Maple and Big Beaver) Wednesday 2-9 p.m. Prayers Wednesday a p.m. Funeral Thursday 9:30 a.m. at St.

Anastasia Church, 4571 John Troy. Memorial tributes to the Michigan NORMA AMELIA Graduate, of JOSEPH R. Expired Feb. 8, 1992; after a long illness. oy Kelnweri wife Funlre and seven children.

Family Hour Friday, 6-8 Macomb community college in 1987. Beloved wife of Ernest. Dear mother of Claude (Julie) Yamin. Thel-ma Luti, William (Peggy) Yamin, Bonnie (Kenneth) Losky and John Lanier. 16 Grandchildren cancer i-ounaanon p.m., at.

rwaTTnew50T. joseM" Episcopal Church, 8850 Woodward Ave. Funeral service Saturday II a.m. at church. Burial Mt.

Hope Cemetery, Middlebelt Livonia, Michigan. FERGUSON DONALD K. Feb. 10. Beloved husband of Carol.

Dear father of Michael, Maureen, Amy, Andrew, Molly, Kathleen, Jessica. Dear son of Anna. Brother of Mrs. Clitt (Karen) Prince and the late Marlon. Also survived by 23 nieces and nephews and two grand nieces.

Funeral Friday 10 a.m. Chapel of the L.J. Griffin Funeral Home, 7707 Middlebelt, (at Ann Arbor Trail). Memorial contributions to Michigan Cancer Society, Danny Thomas of St. Jude Hospital or Chlldrens Hospital would be appreciated.

Visitation Wednesday 4-9 p.m. Thursday 12-9 p.m. and five great grandchildren. husband Arthur, Harper wooas. Mi several very dear nieces and BUSH JOHN F.

Feb. 11. Beloved hus- nephews. Mass of Christian Burl- aisier ot juaepn iiwae cumuci Dearest friend of Diane Shepherd. Loved and admired by many Visitation Tuesday 3-10 om Dana ut me laic juctihmc, uc- arest father of John W.

and the wiii laae piece a.m. miuis-y, Feb. 13, 1992. at St. Stephen (hnlir Church.

Rev. William. J. PEPPER nnri Wprinf.rijty 1-10 Dm at A.H. cnpHIE.

Ane 90 Of Newnort. Ml. peters Funeral noma uwj Rutkowski will officiate. Entombment will follow at St. Andrew AAaiicnleum.

Friends mav call at Oakland Feb. 11, 1992. Beloved sister of Srhnpnherr at Masonic (13VaM late William one granocnuo. in state Wednesday 2-9 p.m.; Thursday 1-9 p.m. at Wulek Funeral Home, 19301 Van Dyke.

Funeral Friday 10 a.m. at Our Lady Queen Warren In state Thursday 10 am John j. Piepsny and Mrs. Laroiyn MrGovern. Aunt of several nieces the Delsler Funeral Home 2233 St.

John Lutheran cnurcn, mil 14 Mile, hraser unin time ot services 11 a.m. OT neaven. iniermetii mi, viivci. Rosary Thursday 7 p.m. and nephews.

Visitation at Rupp Funeral Home, 2345 South Custer, Monroe, Wednesday p.m. with Wednesday from 2 p.m. and at St. Stephen Catholic Church on GROM JOSEPH A. Beloved husband of Lillian V.

Dearest father of Mike (Mary), Susan Collins and David. Clu. nrnnrirhilrirpn. Brother of LYCZYNSKI CADA services ai p.m. same evening Burial Thursday 10:30 Holy Sepul chre Cemetery Thursday from luam unru rime or Mass.

There will be a Prayer Service 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Funeral Home. MARY Feb. 10. Beloved wife of the late Harry.

Mother of Barbara (Stephen) Schneider and Judith LAVERNE 69, of St. Clair, died February 10. Dear son of Paul helnved husband of Elizabeth: Charles. Funeral Friday 10:30 a.m. from Mamey i urowKi a PETTIT father of Michael, James (Kathryn), Mary (Richard) Hay, Eileen Kunnatn.

oranamoTner ot six; great grandmother of seven. Sis- fpr nf Jennv Mllewski. Helen F-untrai nomt zw warren Dp horn Helahts to St. Sabina FRANCIS I. Age 75.

Formerly of Ferndale. Beloved husband of f-rancis, Ann tnnaiiw riontii. lernme (Ann). Judith (Albert TUMIDANSKI NORBERT D. Feb.

11, 1992. Beloved son of Mary Miedlar. Dear brother ot Dorothy Winkler. Vir- Church at 11. Rosary Thursday 7:30 p.m.

Visitation Wednesday 6-9 Kapral, Stella Zielinski, Edward Lewandowski and John Lewan-dowski. Visitation Wednesday 3-9 Kenneth H. Dear sister ot tiiza-beth Jozwik. Visitation 2 p.m. Thiinrlav Funeral 3 o.m.

Thurs m.ana fnursaav u-v p.m. Sprague, Jeanne (Kevin) Kolar and Joseph; brother of Loretta l(Rudy) Dunec and Beatrice (John) Harnlng; 20 grandchildren. Visitation at L.C. Frledorlchs linla cyparskl, jeannetre waae, nhn iTrielma) and Richard (Lor p.m. ana i nursoay i-v p.m.

ru neral Friday 9 a.m. from Wulek- HALAGIAN day Spauldlng Curtln Funeral Home, 500 W. Nine Mile MARYAge91. Beloved wife of the Calcaterra Funeral Home, Inc. 36900 Schoenherr ot Metro Parkway (16 Mile) to St.

Veronica Church for 10 a.m. mass. Rosary ale ferer Derjrus. Leaiesi iiiuiii- raine) Tumldanskl. Nephew of Joseph (Stella) Tumldanskl.

Services Friday 9 a.m. from the Detroit Chapel of the Obananek Funeral Home 6982 Edward St. Ferndale. Burial uakview cemetery, Royal Oak. Memorial contributions to Alzheimer's Assoc.

nf John (Ann) Halaaian. Simon ft son Funeral noma, t. uoir, Tuesday 7-9 p.m., Wed. 2-9 p.m. Scripture Service 8 p.m.

Wednesday Funeral Mass 11 a.m. Thurs Halaglan and Lucy loniey. kiso Thursday 7:30 p.m. interment Kesurrecrion icmeiery. day St.

Mary's Church, St. Clair. survived by seven granocnnoren and four great grandchildren. Vicltlnn Wednesday 6-9 o.m. Dan PIKOVICH Man gets up to 2 years for killing 2 joggers PONTIAC Kenneth Loveday, 19, was sentenced Tuesday to 15-24 months in jail for killing Albert Abdelnour, 44, and Yusuf Hanania, 38, with his Jeep as they jogged along a Northville road June 5.

The joggers' families, including seven children, said they were outraged over the negligent homicide jury verdict and sentence. Circuit Judge Francis X. O'Brien credited Loveday for 175 days served in jail while awaiting trial and ordered him to pay $30 to the state's crime victims' fund. memorials io oonor tiiiunv. (corner Parkinson, a oiks.

a. ot Michigan Ave.) and 9:30 a.m. at St. Stephen Church. Parish Rosary Thursday 7 p.m.

Interment St. UeHwIn Cemetery. Visitation MacDONALD ANTHONY Feb. 11. Beloved son of the late Nikola and Mary Pikovich.

Brother of Matilda Safran, Mary Pikovich and the late Glzela CARLSON LOBFN w. Feb 9. 1992. Aae 77. Wednesday 4 p.m.-9 p.m.

and inursaay noon-r p.m. Gark prayers 7:30 p.m. Vasu Rodger A Connell Chapel of A.J. Desmund A Sons 4375 Woodward (betw. 13-14 Mile).

Funeral Friday II a.m. St Johns Armenian Church, Southfield. Interment Woodlawn. Memorials to St Johns Church and AGBU Alex Manoog-lan School. ARRANGEMENTS BY Beloved husband of Ivls.

Dear father of Dennis and Kim (Pame STANLEY D. Age 95, Feb. 9, 1992, husband of Catherine, father of Mary Lee, Stanley D. MacDonald Jr. and Patricia Farrar, brother of Olive Powell, grandfather of Ann Marie, Jill, Catherine and Vickl.

Funeral Service at Bell Chanel of tha The Wm. R. Hamil vraiiuTomei ui icht, weui- frey, Melanie end Share. Brother vuiovicn, Anna Diowen.i, ji-mon, John J. and Rose.

Funeral from the Detroit Chapel of tire Frank J. Calcaterra Funeral Home, Inc. 16090 E. 7 Mile (Mo-ross at Kelly) Friday St. Aatll Church at 9:30 a.m.

Prayer ot nnariune carisun. vouauvH ai Harry J. Will Trust 100 Funeral Home, 37000 Six Mile, (E. of 1-275), uerinetriav 9-4 and 6-9 0 m. and at ton Co.

820 Maple Blr- mlnnham Wednesday 11 a.m Vlsi- SIMON JAVIZIAN FUNERAL Dl RECTORS 626-7815 service Thursday l. Hi p.m. TaTlon I to 4anu iuo pin i uuav. Faith Covenant Church, 35415 Tributes may be made to Charity HARRISON west 14 Mile, at uraxe Farmlnaton Hills. Thursday from ot your cnoice.

RALLO 5 p.m. until time of service at 6 VORAN GEORGE Beloved husband of Genevieve; dearest father of Sherrl (Greg) Nowak, Debbie (Craig) Voran-Husband, Diane and Karen; also survived by two grandchildren; loving brother of Miss Bette (Lisa) Voran, Denny. Fred and the late Nick. Funeral Friday in state 9:30 a.m. at Sts.

Peter and Paul Romanian Orthodox Church with services at 10. Visitation Wednesday 4-9 p.m. and Thursday 12-9 p.m. at the Voran Funeral Home (Dearborn Chapel), 23701 Ford Rd. Prayer services Thursday 7:30 p.m.

CALOGERO (Carl) Beloved hus MclNTYRE ST. MATTHEW G. JR. Born May 29, 1943. Died February 4, 1992 In Washington D.C.

He was a Fash-Ion Consultant with Billy's Clothes In Detroit for 20 years. Private services were held In Washington f.m. uinner tuiiuwimu rciviie a he church. Memorials suggested VIRGIL R. February 11.

Beloved husband of the late Helen. Dear band ot Madeline. Fatner oi Mary (Joseph) Buccellato and the late Frnie Three orandchildren Ann TO cnurcn urgan rung. Marie, Leonard and Carl. Funeral PrIHaw 0-4 a from Baonas- U.C.

aunaay repruaryy, ivy. CHRISTOPHEL coTabbl Funeral Heme 25800 HESS Harper. at Micnaeis Lain ollc Church. Prayers Triors. 6 pm MACOMB Tamer UT lyianiyn uchuiim.

rai- rlck and Thomas. Six grandchildren. Brother of Catherine Longs-treth. Service Fred Wood Funeral Home (Rice Chapel) 36100 Five Mile, W. of Farmington Rd.

Friday 9:30 a.m. and St Maurice Catholic Church 10 o.m. Rosary Thursday 7:30 p.m. Visitation Thursday 12-9 p.m. Memorials to jnivies n.

reuiuoiy iw, MERVIN February 11, 1992, of St. Clair Shores. Beloved husband of Ann; brother of Virgil Chrlsto-phel and Connie Mayble. Family will receive friends Wednesday 5-9, Thursday 2-9. Funeral Friday Kaul Funeral Home, 28433 Jefferson, St.

Clair Shores. Interment Husband OT uororny. reiner ot Mrs. Ronnie (Carol) Morgan, James J. and John D.

Hess. Also survived bv five Grandchildren, WAWRZYNIAK MICHAEL February 11. Beloved husband of Loretta (nee Page). RIEGEL ELEANORE L. Feb.

10, 1992. Beloved wife of the late Walter, near friend of Valeria (Ray one Great-Grandchild, two Sisters I American nean Mw.iqnun Acacia ram. and two Brotners. r-unerai service Friday 9:30 A.M. at HODCrOtt- MCQUAID Swanson Funeral Home 31145 mond) Thomas.

Also survived by several nieces and nephews. Funeral Friday 9:30 a.m. from D. S. John Madison Meignis to ai.

Mary Magdalen Church, Haiel Park at 10 A.M. Visitation 2-9 PM COCQUYT PHILIP J. February 10, 1992. Beloved Husband of Beatrice. Dearest Father of Robert (Alice), InMn I Insenh) Glaza.

PhiliD (Rob Dear tatner ot vucnaei ana aeon. Brother of Roger and Paul. Son In-law of Mr. and Mrs. Omer Page.

Visitation Wednesday 2-9 fi.m. Funeral Thursday 10 a.m. rom the Wuek-Calcaferra Funeral Home, Inc. 36900 Schoenherr at Metro Pkwy. (16 Mile) to St.

Matthias Church tor an 11 a.m. mass. Interment Resurrection. Temrowskl Funeral Home, 30009 Hoover Road at Common (12W Mile), St. Donald Church at 10 Wednesday and Thursday.

Wake JOHN G. Died January 31, 1992 In Dallas, Texas at age 74. Born In Canton, Ohio and lived most of his life in Michigan. He graduated from the University of Michigan and earned a Master's in Engineering from the Chrysler Institute. He served In the Army Air Fnrra durlno World War II.

He service I nursoay o.jvr.m. a.m. Kosary I nursoay p.m. Visitation Wednesday 5-9 p.m and Thursday 1-9 p.m. HOENER ROBERT CARL SR.

February 9. Rolnupd hiKhanri nf the late Doris. erta), Robert Cameron, and the late Betty Cocquyt. Grandfather of fifteen. Great-Grandfather of seventeen.

In State at St. Michael Chathollc Church, Thursday, 10 AM until time of Mass at 10:30 AM. Visitation Tuesday 5-9 PM and Wednesday 2-9 PM at the Kaul worked for the Ford Motor Com ROSOWSKI Dear father of Suzanne (Charles) enne. Robert C. Jr.

(Betty), and BALVINA Feb 10. 1992. Beloved pany tor 35 years, retiring in mi. He served as Chief Engineer of Ford Motor Comoanv, South Afri wife of the late Raymond; dearest Frederick P. (Peggy).

Grandfa WINN (DORN) MARIE J. Beloved mother of Charles (Ruth) Dorn. Dear grandmother of Richard (Debbie), Paul, David and Sandra Dorn. Dearest great grandmother of three. Sister of Mrs.

William ca from 1964-1967. He's survived Funeral noma jhui uarrieio i mother of Gloria (wniiamj new- lin. John (Ruth) Kozlowskl. ther of seven. Great-grandfather nf one Brother of Ruth Skornia.

Mother will be tried for placing baby outside FRASER Lynn Thomas was ordered Tuesday to stand trial on charges she knowingly caused serious harm to her newborn, Troy James. Thomas, 25, of Fraser lowered the baby out of a window shortly after giving birth Jan. 18. The baby was taken to a hospital and is now in the care of his maternal grandparents. Thomas and the baby's father plan to marry and keep the child, defense attorney Antonio Viviano said.

mingham. Burial will be in White Chapel Memorial Cemetery in Troy. William Mcduffie, 85, of Detroit, a retired Chrysler employee and Detroit real estate investor, died of heart failure Thursday at Mercy Hospital in Detroit. Mr. McDuffie worked for 43 years for Chrysler, and retired in 1968.

He also had a part-time real estate business and was a member' of the Masons. He attended Cass Technical High School and was a cofounder of Briggs Royal Aces social club. Mr. McDuffie is survived by daughters Mary Louise Tinsley, Susie McDuffie and Vivian Sellers; sons William Jr. and James; three sisters; 19 grandchildren; 21 greatgrandchildren and nine great-greatgrandchildren.

Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. today at Saunders Memorial AME Church, 3542 Pennsylvania, Detroit. Burial will be in Elmwood Cemetery in Detroit. ALAN MARC 35, a co-owner of a Detroit fence company and a West Bloomfield Township resident, died of heart failure Monday at Huron Valley Hospital in Commerce Township. Mr.

Stone co-owned King Fence which his father and business partner, Sol Stone, founded in 1961. He was a member of the Pisgah Lodge of B'nai B'rith. He is survived by his wife, Jill; daughters Lauren and Erica; parents, Sol and LaNore Stone; grandmother, Tillie Kay, and two sisters. Services will be at 3 p.m. today at Ira Kaufman Chapel, 18325 W.

Nine Mile, Southfield. Burial will be in Beth El Memorial Park Cemetery in Livonia. deaths Elsewhere Jack Kinney, 82, a Disney animator who directed the Oscar-winning short "Der Fuehrer's Face" and worked on such classics as "Pinocchio" and "Dumbo," died Sunday in Glendale, Calif. "Der Fuehrer's Face" was a 1942 cartoon that lampooned Adolf Hitler. nv nis wire, janar mcuuaia.

block N. ot 15 Mile) iwp. Prayers Wednesday 7:30 PM. Thomas (Bobbie) and the late sister, Ethel Macey of Ohio, his Mark; loving granomoiner ot grandchildren and 11 great son, james nncuuaia ot norm Carolina, his daughter, Linda Arkerman of Piano. Texas and COOK (Emily) Baker.

f-unerai inursaay 10 a.m. Kaul Funeral Home, 28433 Jefferson. St. Clair Shores. Rosa Donald Hoener and Mildred Hon-er.

Son-ln-low of Edith Trombley. Visitation Wednesday 12-9 at the John N. Santeiu Son Funeral Home, 1139 Inkster Rd. (between Ford In state Thursday at St. Matthew Lutheran Church from 9 a.m.

until ranuinnoien; ueoi iibi iii rank. Valentine and Jennv. Fu three grandchildren. Memorials JAMES 1. February 10.

Suddenly, In niith rnrnlina Beloved hus may oe maoe to inv Aiueuian ry Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Visitation Wednesday 4-9 p.m. neral Friday 9:15 a.m. from the Jarzembowskl Funeral Heme, 1B957 Warren at Artesian, to St. cancer aocieiy.

band of Helen R. Dear father of Mrs. Pamela Appleby; Mrs. Paula Cunegunda 10 a.m. Interment MERTZ service time at iu.

(Rudy) zunicn; Mrs. uenise iwor ter) Waaoner and Tavlor (Lisa) noiy vemcieiy. nwaij WROBLEWSKI fftknrm nUC 9, rcui uui 7 IT. o.l.? urlia nf UUae au. HOAAM I nursaay p.m.

FRANCIS C. February 11. Beloved hmhanfl nf Helena Dear father of 4" loving mother of Barbara JOSEPH C. Feb. 7.

Beloved hus Also leaves 11 grandchildren, two brothers, Fred and Frank. Funeral services from the Martenson Funeral Home, 3200 West Trenton, Friday 11 a.m. Visitation band ot pau ine; dear srep- I (Wilbur) Jerl RYAN father nf Walter Stenhan Catherine Smith, Karen Wrob-lewskl and Gerald (Kathleen) Wiedyk. Three grandchildren. I Dzledilc.

Arrangements CKooert) Kaynai. uear grano JOHN W. February 5. Father of Michael. Kevin.

David and nursoay nun nv neunier runerai mother ot nine, great granamoin-er of 14. Visitation Wednesday 4-9 Home Roseville. Private Service Shawn. Brother ot Mickey imts. DEGI to be held later in uecaiur pan I u-Hara ana kbtsv isonza es.

p.m. aeivite inuiwar o.m. (he Buehler Funeral Home, 26429 Private funeral services have etroiner ot aianiey ruud, jiiib Klemba and Ann Braddon. Visitation Thursday 2-9 p.m. Funeral Friday 9 a.m.

from the Wujek-Cal-caterra Funeral Home, Inc. 36900 Schoenherr ot Metro Pkwy. (16 Mile) to St. Thecla Church for 10 a.m. mass.

uraiioT, rtoseviiie. memu. iai iu been he at Lvncn a sons runer INGLES ai Heme tu-ueou i peace LUineran inuixn, Warren, Detroit 46224. GORDON P. February 9, 1992.

STATE JOHN ROBERT February 11, age 56. Dear son of John V. Sr. and the late Theresa. Dear brother of Marion Kersey and Carol Green.

Also survived by three nieces and two nephews. Private funeral services were held with burial at netrnlt Memorial Park West Beloved nusoana ot nnariorie. near ilen-father of Mrs. Gene- MIA26A SALLIE ORION (HAM) HAMILTON, 79, a retired Detroit police sergeant and a South-field resident, died of complications from heart surgery Saturday at William Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak. Mr.

Hamilton began working as a Detroit police officer in the early 1930s, and retired in 1965. He then opened his own business, Hamilton Vending Co. of Southfield, which leased machines to bars and restau-: rants. He was an avid outdoorsman-'. who enjoyed hunting, fishing and snowmobiling.

Mr. Hamilton is survived by his wife, Lois; a brother; two nieces, and a nephew. Services will be at 1 1 a.m. today at Haley Funeral Directors, 24525 Northwestern Highway, Southfield. 1 Burial will be in Genessee Ceme-' tery in Linden.

ROBERT A. KAHL, 76, a retired Gen-; eral Motors Corp. executive and a Lathrup Village resident, died of I'. heart failure Saturday at William Hospital in Royal Oak. Mr.

Kahl worked for 41 years GM, specializing in industrial relations, and retired in 1980. He was an Army veteran of World War I.li and a member of Walnut Creek Country Club and Farmington Hills JIElks. He is survived by his wife, Ma-; rie; daughters Janet Remington and Kathryn DeGusti, and three grand- children. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. today at the Vasu, Rodgers Con-: nell Chapel of A J.

Desmond Sons, 4375 N. Woodward, Royal Oak. An 11 a.m. mass will follow at the Church of St. Bede, 18290 W.

Twelve Mile, Southfield. Burial will be in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery in Southfield. LEONARD E. KENT, 70, a retired aerospace company executive and a Birmingham resident, died of com-; plications from a stroke Saturday at William Beaumont Hospital in Troy. I Mr.

Kent worked for 33 years for Ford Aerospace of Detroit and retired as a benefits director in 1985. He later did consulting work and was a volunteer at St. Joseph 1 Mercy Hospital in Pontiac. He graduated from LaSalle University in Philadelphia and the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania. Mr.

'Kent was an Army veteran of World II and a member of St. Owen I Singles Club. I He enjoyed oil painting, and spending time with his grandchildren. Mr. Kent is survived by daughters Geraldine Schum, Nancy Methot and Virginia Thielsen; son, Stephen; three sisters, and four grandchildren.

Visitation will be at 9 a.m. today 'with 10:15 a.m. services at the Vasu, Rodgers Connell Chapel of AJ. Desmond Sons, 4375 N. Woodward, Royal Oak.

An 11 a.m. mass will follow at the Church of St. Owen, 6869 Franklin Road, Bir- uiewe (Dnnald) Faber and Mrs. JOHN Ane 82. Beloved husband of Alice Koss.

Also survived by his the late Lawrence. Dear mother .1 Ck.eul mnri Uanrv the late Mary. Dear father of June ZEIGER EDWARD Beloved husband of Marlorie. Dear father of James sister Mrs. verna KiipatncK ana 21 nieces and nephews.

In state Thursday 9 a.m. St. Sylvesters Cemetery. Arrangements by the Voran Funral Home, (Allen Park I vvmgugnuY. aisiei i tvnv Chapel), wuu Alien ko.

Church till time of funeral 10 a.m. dcnuiTZ. wrananiQinei lUDianuwn r-j 1. AA iz-hnla mnA CkmarAn (John) Meieg; granatatner or Tiffany Meleg and Lindsey Meieg. Funeral services at the S.K.

Schultz. a Trust 100 Funeral Home, 21705 Gratiot at Mile Road, Thursday 1 p.m. Interment (Barbara), John and William (Alice). Brother of Robert. Also lUlllfinnhku (ArulriK 1 Visitation Wednesday 2- ana -v at D.S.

Temrowskl Funeral erne 30009 Hoover Rd. at DeSANTIS inursaay ot ine n.n. www rr Surviveo Dy Tour gronacnuuTeii. In state at the Dearborn Chapel of the Howe-Peterson Funeral Cadillac Memorial iaroens cost. Common (12 Mile) nerai Home uus mock bt verm er Road, Grosse Pointe Woods Wednesday 2-5 p.m.

and JORDAN pip MILLER 4 (ci p.m. rvttfmui iu mc wiiihuo'i DAVID H. Age 46. Dear father of JRRHn aoici Jin, w.i. HARRY R.

February 11. Husband of Ruth. Brother of Clair Lang- ryirs. manes im inmei canca, Mt. Clemens and David, Mt.

IRLTHIVKEb. rGUIVI, iv. Beloved Husband of Josephine (DeChellls). Loving Father of Dominic (Robin), Edward and Gary (Kathy). Proud Grandfather of Jack, Jodi, Matthew and Emily.

Dearest Brother of John, Liberate Mancini, Ann Pletran-drea and Gino. Funeral from The Sterling Chapel of the Frank J. Calcaterra Funeral Home, Inc. 13650 E. 15 Mile Rd.

(at Schoen- I a AAA C. Icmrinr rnil oauyf nomei aim Ann (Sidney) Cohen. Also Surviveo oy nieces, nepn Clemens. Grandfather of Aaron nnri Keyin. Brother of Barbara meau.

vimci-ih-ibw hm Seip. Uncle of Joyce Monby, Lois ews, great nephews and In Memoriam Dice ana joLtTurimc i Stutsman. Funeral Thursday 11:30 great great nieces ana nepnews. Services today 11 a.m. at Machpe aei vii.y iwuoj a.m.

at Tne A.M. ferers runerai Sullivan 4 Son Funeral Home, 705 Home, iwitt Mack Ave. ar vernier lah Cemetery Chapel, Ferndale Arrangements by Dorfman Fu w. II Mile, (4 oiocks e. ot en grouse ktb.

na In Loving Memory of ELEANOR NORTHRUP Passed away 4 years ago today. wooowara) Koyai uok. Church 10 AM. Prayer service -ri t.tfl a. A AAamKav nf tion Tuesday 4-10 and Wed.

3-10. nerai Direction, mo-w. inursuoy, f.jv r-m. imiumi dons ot loiumDus ouiim i. MORRISON LEAH CATHERINE InH EBY) DONNELLY KELLERMAN HOWARD B.

February 11, 1992. Beloved husband of the late Elizabeth. Dear father of Ron J. Judith) and Don J. IPrlscllla).

Age 96. of Jensen Beach, Florida, died Tuesday, February 11, at MARY B. February 6. Dear moth-a, nf Thnmat friara) and Bar- baierno Day vtanor. Rnrn in Detroit.

Ml. she had been bara (Ralph) Harris. Grandmoth Grandfather of Donny, Brian, a resident of Jensen Beach for er ot Mary, wary e.ay, orui, Tnm. Jackie and Donna Jean. Terra, Heatner, raui ana manie great grandfather of two.

Brother of Willard and Duayne Lucas. Visitation Wednesday 3-9 p.m and Thursday 12-9 D.m. Service Frl- more than 25 years, coming irom Detroit, Ml. Prior to retirement, she was secretary for the Goldman Insurance Agency In Detroit for a number of years. She was a member of the DAR In Summit, I Hav 11-10 a at the John N.

Great grandmother of seven. Visitation Tuesday 7-9 and Wednesday 12-9. Rosary Wednesday 7:30 fi.m. Services Thursday 9:30 a.m. rom the John N.

Sanfeiu Son Funeral Home 1139 Inkster Road (between Ford Road and Cherry anreiu ft aon runerai noma, i i-jt inkster Koaa toeTwn. t-ora kobo and Cherry Hill), memorials sug-gest to the Kidney Foundation. turulunrt inrlude two sons. Rob Hill) 10 sT. uunsian inurcn ai iv.

ert t. Morrison ot modc oounu DRAKE Attorneys are confirmed for federal judgeships Lansing The U.S. Senate has confirmed David McKeague, 45, a Lansing lawyer, and Nancy Garlock Edmunds, 44, an attorney in Bloomfield Hills, to the U.S. district courts in Lansing and Detroit. They were nominated by President George Bush.

On Tuesday, Gov. John Engler appointed Clifford Taylor of East Lansing to the state Court of Appeals vacancy created by the retirement of Judge Robert Danhoff. WASHTENAW U-M teleconference concerns Earth Summit ANN ARBOR The public has been invited to learn about the United Nations' upcoming Earth Summit at a teleconference from 8 to 10 tonight in Kellogg Auditorium at the University of Michigan Dental School. Leaders of more than 160 nations are expected to attend the summit this summer to work on an international treaty to combat global warming. Teleconference audiences will be able to question environmental experts.

and William j. Morrison ot summit, NJ; one daughter, Winifred KORKENMEIER CHARLES Ane 73. February 11. TFnnv STANLEY Feb. 10.

1992. D. rrovencner ot uio youcr, CA; 8 grandchildren and 7 great 1992. Husband of the late Florence. Brother of Mrs.

Evelyn Lobone, Raymond, Mrs. Delores iranacnitaren. tJ funeral ftervlre wt I be held Age 66. Beloved husband of the lake Doris. Dearest father of David (Patricia) and Mark.

Dear grandfather of Kelly, Lisa and Laura. Beloved brother of Jennie iromotey, Mrs. aniriey uewen-rlnskl and Mrs. Rose Marie Born- NORMAN C. Beloved husband of Elizabeth.

Dear father of Bruce and Mrs. Timothy (Mary) Straub. )F Y0U WISH T0 PLACE remembrance for a loved Grandfather of Lauren and Justrn conct Mrs. Wink at 977-7643 for more aB. 'ni Michigan.

Masonic service 8 p.m. Thursday under the auspices of aaB-Dearborn Lodge No. 172 f. A.M. Memorials to Hospice of Western BlT tJ Card Ot TnBflKB Wayne County or the Michigan Brh'l and Prayers Cancer Foundation.

BgLa. Lmmm cl luruCEC era, at- THANK YOU SLAVCHEFF f7 ST. LUCY SAMUEL Of Royal Oak, February For restoring sight. J.B. 10.

Father of Peter. Brother of Ted Slavcheff. Also seven nieces and nephews. Visitation Wednes- day 5-9. Funeral Thursday 1 p.m Wlt Funeral Director I at Lynch 1 Sons (Lynch-Howell m-tl Chapel), 1368 N.

Crooks (betw. 14-iSMiie). rrT773vrl GRAVESIDE stone SERVICES ALAN MARC Beloved husband of Jill. Dear father of Lauren Brooke W6 PTOVIfle SSo S.J Substantial Savings Andrea (Bruce) Katz and Nancy A (Michael) Pomlsh. Son-in-law ot TT Richard Gottlieb end the late A A Arlene Gottlieb.

Grandson of Til- HD lie Key. Brother-in-law of Adam Gottlieb, services 3 o'clock Alan Dorfman Wednesday afternoon ot the Ira lan J- Kaufman Chapel. Interment Beth Funeral DireCtlOfl El Memorial fork. 313-546-4700 Brochure Available SUN OBBaBaBBoajBaaaaBaaaaaafaBaaaaai traner Funeral from The Verhev- Wayde Preston, 62, who starred in the TV series "Colt .45" from 1957-58, died of cancer Thursday in Reno, Nev. He later moved to Rome and appeared in spaghetti West Alcinl.

Funeral uturaay iu a.m. den Funeral Home 16300 Mack at Outer Drive, Thursday at 9:00 and to Our Lady Queen of Peace 11AM, Friday, February Hat the Aycock Funeral Hem Chapel, Stuart, FL. Interment will be in Fernhlll Memorial Gardens, Stuart, FL. Contributions may be made to the charity of your choice. Friends may call Thursday, February 13, from 3-6 PM at the BT me Raul runvrai nvniw, i Garfield (N.

of 15 Mile), Clinton Twp. Burial Cadillac Memorial Gardens East Cemetery. Scripture service Friday 7 p.m. Visitation Thursday 4-9 p.m. and Friday Church at 9:30.

Rosary Wednes day ai rm p.m. 2-y p.m. KRUEGER wycocK runeroi nuiiic jiyoi i. O'NEIL FARRUGIA WAYNE Ane 58. Beloved hus FREDA Age 87.

Beloved wife of the late Carl dearest mother of Mrs. William (Eleanor) Obermey-er; grandmother of Mrs. Joseph Marilyn 1 Clayton and William Wayde Preston GEORGE MICHAEL (Mike Fair) Dear father of Stephanie. Dear son of George and Nancy. Dear brother of Kimberly, Ronald, Tracy, Sean, Dana, and Lauren.

Visiting Tuesday 5-9, Wednesday Obermeyer great grandmother of Marshall and Alexis Clayton. Services at the Eppens-VanDew- band of Shirley. Dear father of William (Jane), Brian (Linda), Sean and Christopher. Brother of Richard (Joan). Funeral services at The S.K.

Schultz, a Trust 100 Funeral Home 21705 Gratiot at Mile Rd. Thursday 9:30 a.m. St. Veronica Church 10 a.m. Knights of Columbus and church rosary I'V.

aerviio inuiAuor ii inanes k. arep runerai nviuv. egne runerai noma, isu laaieux Rd. at Harper, Wednesday 10a.m. Memorials to Alzhelmers or Cottage Hospital Hospice would be I85 tseecn uaiy, (Dei.

o-l nniiei Interment Parkview Cemetery. Wednesday im p.m. appreciaieo. wnnkw "T- oivw Janet. Dear father of Cynthia Sun OSZEJKO KURTI EDWARD February 11, 1992.

erns. His real name was Bill Strange. Leon Clore, 73, a film producer whose credits include "The French Lieutenant's Woman," died of cancer Sunday in London. William W. McQuilkin, 84, retired chairman and president of Bausch Lomb died of Alzheimer's disease Thursday in Rochester, N.Y.

js VIOLET V. Age 71. Feb. 11, 1992 near mother of Reino Wantin. nelnved brother of He en Ward.

(Tim Filipiak), Kevin (Cissye), Amy Boughten (Bill), Brian (Susan) and Leslie Sun. Six grand- nf ImM Deillw Gertrude Brzezlnskl and Irene dosafiads TERESA Daughter of Milton and the late Carol. Step-daughter of Marie. Sister of Milton Jr. Step-sister of Martha Staley.

Fiance of James L. Armbruster. Also survived by many nieces and nephews. Services Friday 11 a Wm. Sullivan Son Funeral nicoi; leaves nieces ana nepnews.

Arthur, Geraldine, Bernadetfe Markesino, Sister Agnes Joseph, Member ot sat. Komanowsm Pmt S6R94 Services Frt Rudolph Wantin, Timothy Kurtl, Michael Kurtl and the late David Kurtl. Also survived by seven grandchildren and two great Sirandchlldren. Daughter of Alna eck. Funeral service from l.n.iyi., eugene, uieyu, jwnii rick.

Funeral 10 a.m. Thursday at the A.H. Peters Funeral Home, Heme 705 w. mi. ko.

i dim day 8:45 a m. from the Sajewskl Funeral Home, 191 1 1 W. Warren to St Barbara 9:30 a.m. Interment St. Hedwlg.

Rosary Thursday 7 p.m. Visitation Wednesay 2-9 R.G. A G.R. Harris Funeral Home 977-7500 Michigan's best classified marketplace: east Of wooowaroi rtoyai um 31551 Ford baraen cny, -0705 Mack Avenue at Vernier ilCaad, Grosse Pointe Woods. Vlsi-iOtion after 5 p.m.

Tuesday. Friday, i p.m. vismng weones- day. Family suggests memorials p.m., I nursoay u-y p.m. oay 9-y pm ane I nursoay u-v pm.

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