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2B DETROIT FREE PRESS THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1992 Death notices Senate vote on abortion waiting sends bill to conference panel Official puts off Death Notices Todays Alphabetical Listing ADDINGTON ROMANIAK i FELIX (Phil) March 9, 1992. Be-V loved husband of Sophia. Dear father of Phillip (Teresa) and Mary Ann (Gary) Glelch. Brother of John, Stella Hendrell and Louis (Irene) Romanlk. Predeceased, bv brother Stanley.

Four a rand- training flights GUY O. Aoe 86. March 10, 1992 of warren, nusoana ot josepnine a. Addlngton. Father of Mn.

Mary luu ioijinon, wri, rioyo (virgin' ANSING Michigan a rrofiRj, mri. wen uneryi Voolesona, Llovd Nichols. Roher Adjutant Gen. E. Gordon (Tina), Patrick, Charlei (Mlche-lynne) Addlngton.

19 grandchild children also survive. Visitation' at the Walter Scott Skupny Funeral Home, 28605 Gratiot, Rosevllle Chapel. In state Friday Ascension Church at 9:00 a.m. with Mass Scriptures Thursday at 7:00 p.m. Burial St.

Augustine CemeJ tery, Boyne Falls, Michigan. Stump on Wednesday suspended plans to ren ana many greaT-grana-chlldren. Brother of Mrs. George lunl D.rLr TH Ad LSI expand low-level training it it i T-ai iwi i ou onu jatn u- dlngton. Private services were held, inurnment White Chapel Memorial Cemetery, Troy.

Memorials to the Carl East Scholar- SATTERTHWAITE BAIIIIMKA U.k 1A IBM UUtl. over the Thumb because of the have cited a statewide poll, published in the Free Press last week, as evidence that people do not support the waiting period. The poll showed that 54 percent of the people surveyed opposed the waiting period bill and pictures. Sen. Jack Welborn, R-Kalamazoo, sponsor of the original bill, said the House last week removed too many important provisions, including the pictures and a more-detailed brochure about abortion risks.

A final bill probably won't come for several weeks. The Associated Press contributed to this report. March 3 collision of two jets. Stump, commander of the Addington, Guy 0. Giffin, Mary E.

Ashbaugh, Edgar Gorak, John Bajcura, Otaa M. Griffin, James V. Bastinelll, Enrico Harrison, Viola Bellomo, Raymond Hart, Lydia Bishop, Mary Belle Hemry, Charlene, Blazejewski, Frank S. Hesse, Clarence D. Bouchard, Helen, M.

Hoffman, Craig A. Brown, Rolena Hoger, Allan L. Caldwell, Hurwitz, Estelle Charles Gunn Jewett, Castillo, Leoncio C. Eunice Hefferan Crowley, Thomas S. Jones, Augusta Meta Daugherty, Jordan, Gerald K.

Beverly Ann Jordan, Terence D. Davis, Helen Kemp, Donald R. Dettore, Frank Kondzicz, Edward A. DeVaney, Thomas Kotae, Avon M. Floccari, Filomena Kudella, Elmer G.

Geller, Dorothy Rosen Lynn, Daniel A. ot the late Philip C. Satterthwaite mother of Sally Young and Philip Satterthwaite; grandmother of Lori and Kevin; McCaw, Robert H. McKeon, Charles E. Messner, Burton Mollicone, Reno Montgomery, Robert J.

Naylor, George J. Phelps, Gary Piegdon, Waleria Potts, Madeline Mary Romaniak, Felix Satterthwaite, Pauline Saullo, Lena Shocks, Lloyd B. Skidmore, Dorothy Speaker, Gaylord M. Toon, Charles Touleyrou, Roland Turtle, Geneva Duvall Werfelman, Margaret H. Wrightman, Agnes snip huna-Fitzgeraid High School, 23200 Ryan Warren, Ml 48091 or to the Salvation Army.

Arrangements by Price Funeral Home, Troy 313-689-0700. Army and Air National Guard in reat-grandmotner of Jessie and hrlstfna. Memorial service at St. James EDltcooal Church. 355 WrL Michigan, said he will re ASHBAUGH EDGAR Of Clarkston.

Mar. 10. evaluate the expansion after he Maple Birmingham, Mon day, March 16, 11 a.m. Contributions to St. James Church Organ -Fund appreciated.

Arrangements; by Wm. R.Hamilton 644-6000 1992. Age 76. Beloved husband of Ruth. Dear father of Mrs.

Marion Wedge (Clifford), Mrs. Florence learns why two F16A fighters collided over farmland near Elkton. SAULLO LENA March 11, 1992. Beloved wife of Francesco Severe. Dear mother of Patricia Lynn (James) McKnight, Francesco One pilot, Lt.

Col. Roy Keyt, noynes irreoj, nnr. KOoerT sn baugh (Sarah), Mr. Donald Ashbaugh (June). Mrs.

Mary Jane Peltier (Alan), and Mr. Edgar Ash baugh (Jo Ellen). Also survived by sisters Nora Schmidt, Eva King, Helen Taylor, Ina May Pitcher and Louise Ozga. 19 grandchildren and 14 great Srandchlldren. Mr.

Ashbaugh ad retired from Independent Biscuit where he was a sales reoresentatlve. He also worked as 46, of Mt. Clemens, died. Capt. Robert Keough, 36, of Howell, ByJacquelynn Boyle Ftet Press Lansing Staff LANSING Prodded by Right to Life of Michigan, state senators Wednesday rejected the House version of a 24-hour waiting period for women seeking abortions which lacked a requirement that they view pictures of developing fetuses.

The move sent the bill to a House-Senate committee, where Right to Life is expected to push to have the pictures provision put back in. "We would like to see some kind of fetal development information in the hill," said Edward Rivet, legislative director for the state's leading group of abortion opponents. "We're very pleased with this." The 25-12 vote came after several senators took swipes at Right to Life. Sen. John Schwarz said the House version provides enough information for women to make informed decisions on abortion and "is a very satisfactory bill for people like myself who are pro-life." Schwarz is a physician.

Lawmakers who don't support it are "caving in to a special interest group that's got 95 percent of what they want, yet they won't negotiate and they won't talk about taking anything but 100 percent," said Schwarz, R-Battle Creek. Schwarz voted for the House version. Lawmakers who oppose the bill CROWLEY HESSE KUDELLA Grandmother of four. Funeral Saturday 9:30 a.m. from S.

Temrowskl Funeral Home 30009 Hoover Rd. at Common (12! Mile) to St. Edmund Church 10. a.m. Rosarv Fridav I parachuted into pine trees near THOMAS S.

Age 79. Beloved Husband of Shine v. Dear Father of Michael (Patricia), Sharon ELMER G. Beloved husband of Jean; dear father of Shirley Hook, Joseph, Ronald, the late Patricia Novak and Beverly Penned; brother of Jane Malone. Ethel CLARENCE D.

March 10. Dear husband of Patricia. Dear father of Gloria, Ann, Beverly, Sharon, Kenneth, Michael and Katy. Also leaves 14 grandchildren and two a butcher in several local area tlon Thursday Friday 1-9. markets, services Friday Mar.

13, 11 a.m. at Coats Funeral Home. (David) Saig and Janice (Perry) Palmer. Grandfather of Nicole, Dana, Perrv, Jaclvn and Sara. SHOOKS Funeral from Wm.

J. Duron Bad Axe. A third jet from the 191st Fighter Interceptor Group from Selfridge Air National Guard Base landed safely. The crash was the third Grycan, Helene Katulski, Steve, Ann Thelen. Visitation Thursday 8-10 p.m., Friday 1-9 p.m.

at the A.H. Peters Funeral Home, 32000 great gronucniiaren. oroiner ot Harold; Delores, Robert and Patricia. Services Friday 11 a.m. at Ross B.

Northrop A Son Funeral LLOYD B. March 10, 1992. Beloved father of Lawrence (Caro-. Funeral Home 28499 Schoenherr warerroro. Bunai at Hiiiview Me mortal Gardens.

Friends may call Thursday 10 a.m. -9 p.m. (suggested hours 3-5 and 7-9 p.m.) nn) and Alien, uear brother of i I II am, PhllllD. Adrian and Har s. ot 12 Mile) warren, Saturday 10:30 AM St.

Donald Church 11 AM. Pravers Friday. 7 PM. Visita acnoennerr at Masonic (uw Mile). Warren.

Funeral Saturday nome, Z4ui ia. River (Bedford) Visitation Thursday 2-9 p.m. BAJCURA tion Thursday 6-9 and Friday 12-9. 9:30 a.m. St.

Malachy Church, ry. Also survived by one grandson, Lawrence Jr. Funeral Friday 11 a.m. at the D. S.

Temrowskl' Funeral Home, 30009 Hoover. Road at Common (12yfc Rosarv Thursday 7:30 D.m. Vlilta- mum t. Mile, sterling Hts. Rosary 6:30 p.m.

Friday. HOFFMAN military aircraft accident in that DAUGHERTY OLGA M. Beloved wife of the late John. Dear mother of Orestes (Mary) and Mrs. Nelll (Magdalen) Weber.

Also survived by seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral 8:30 LYNN BEVERLY ANN Age 41. March 10, part of the state in the past 14 tlon Thursday 2-9 p.m. m. ut Lamon.

Be ovea re or CRAIG A. Age 30. March 11. Suddenly. Dear son of Alexander J.

and Johanna; brother of Linda grandson of Rose Plovle and Emma Murohv. Funeral Satur Roll call Here is how the Michigan Senate voted Wednesday to reject the House version of a bill that imposes a 24-hour waiting period on women seeking abortions. A yes vote supports the House version; a no vote sends it to a conference committee. DEMOCRATS FOR (10): Berryman, Cherry, Con-roy, Faxon, Hart, Kelly, Pollack, V. Smith, Stabenow, Vaughn.

DEMOCRATS AGAINST (7): Barcia, DiNello, Din-gell, Holmes, Koivisto, Miller, O'Brien. REPUBLICANS FOR (2): Gast, Schwarz. REPUBLICANS AGAINST (18): Arthurhultz, Bouchard, Carl, Cisky, DeGrow, Dillingham, Dun-askiss, Ehlers, Emmons, Geake, Honigman, McManus, Posthumus, Pridnia, N. Smith, Van Regenmorter, Wartner, Welborn. months; two pilots have died.

John A. Dear mother of Klmberly Michelle M. and Thomas J. v. SPEAKER a.m.

daiuruay si Tne vearporn DANIEL A. Age 37. March 10, 1992 of Waterford; formerly of Troy. Father of Jessica Lynn; son of Mrs. Robert (Arlene) Blzek; brother of Mrs.

Frank (Dlanne)j GAYLORD M. March 11. 1992. Aoa day 11 a.m. at the L.J.

Griffin mapei or me nowe-r oterson -U' noral Home. 22546 Mlchlaan Ave. All of the accidents occurred in a military operating area that 87. Beloved husband of the late runerai noma, Mtddieoeit (at Ann Arbor Trail). Visitation baazmski.

stepmother ot John c. Daugherty. Loving daughter of Martin and (Catherine Minton. Also five surviving brothers and sisters. Funeral from Schrader nue and 9 a.m.

at Sacred Heart Church. Scripture service 7:30 rnncess; aear uncie ot tttia, Lown and James Lown great after 5 p.m. Thursday. and Bruce Lynn and mY Susan Martin. Instate at Price Funeral p.m.

rriaay. Funara Home 280 Ma n. Plym extends from 4,000 to 18,000 feet above the Thumb and the home 3725 s. Rochester Rd outh, Friday 8:30 a.m. followed bv BASTINELLI mass at St.

John Neumann Catho 13-689-0700. Thursday from 1-9 adjacent waters of Lake Huron wiiv.iv ui mint anu jnor yi, yiaai- great uncle of David, Michelle and Nicole. Funeral service 1:30 Friday at Thayer-Rock Funeral Home 33603 Grand River Farmlngton (1 blk. W. of Far mlngton Rd Visitation Thurs-, day 2-5 and 6-9 p.m.

HOGER ALLAN L. March 10. Beloved husband of Vera dear father of Robert A. (Lisa): lotinn nrnH fa u.m. runerai rriaay iu a.m.

at lic t-nurcn, canton a.m. visitai-tlon Thursday 2-9 p.m. ENRICO Age 68. March 11, 1992 following a long courageous battle with cancer. Beloved husband of Irene.

Dear father of Loralne runerai nome. tniermenT Kose-land Park Cemetery, Berkley. and Saginaw Bay. The family suggests memorials fo DETTORE ther of Ryan and Courtney, Funeral Friday 11 at the L.J. Griffin Funeral Home, 7707 Mid- no spice ot aoumeasTern mi.

FRANK March 11, age 79. Beloved husband of Florence. Dear father (Ronald) 5c udder, Robert (Elm), Rick and Phillip. Grandfather of Ronnie, Mlndy, Brian, Elln and Bret. Resting at the Harry J.

Will Trust 100 Funeral Home 37000 Six CITY aieoeiT iaT Ann Aroor irauj. of Mrs. Donato (Mary) TulHo. Grandfather of three. Great-Grandfather of three.

Also sur MC CAW, ROBERT H. 80 years. March 10, 1992. Beloved husband of the late Pearl. Dear stepfather of Elle-nore (Daniel) Jordan and Wallace (Dorothv) Cahlll.

Eioht orand- Mile Road, Livonia (c. of 1-275) Thursday 10 a.m. until 9 D.m. vived bv three brothers nnri ana TOON CHARLES (RAY) March 11, 1992., Beloved husband of Joyce; dear father of Mrs. Judy (Chris) grandfather of Justin; also survived by three brothers and five sisters.

Funeral Saturday 11 a.m, at the D.S. Temrowskl Funeral Home, 30009 Hoover Rd. at Common U2ia Visitation Thuri- HURWITZ ESTELLE Beloved wife of Dr Private funeral services. Dona sister, prayers at Manns-Ferguson Funeral Home. 17000 Middle- Ronald.

Dear mother of Walter tions are requested to Angela Hospice. Council OKs $153,000 for budget consultants belt, (S. of Six Saturday children, six great grandchildren. Private services were held from the Verheyden Funeral Home, Grosse Pointe 881-8500. iiwuiii, ivan aim lok nurwiij.

Sister of Sandra (Sydney) Leveth-an and Gail (Hershel) Epstein. ryiait ot si. oenevieve Church 11. Visitation Thursday BELLOMO day 5-9 p.m. and Friday 1-9 p.m.

i-y; many rv. rtosary r-n. DETROIT After weeks of services ciock rriaay morning at the Ira Kaufman Chapel. Interment Beth El Memorial McKEON RAYMOND March 10. Beloved husband of Rose.

Dearest father of Dorothy (David) Ritenour, Ravmond Joieoh (Gmzla). De VANEY TOULEYROU ROLAND March 10, 1992. Age 65, Beloved husband of Janlne. De- Teacher beloved by young children CHARLES E. Age 69.

March 9. Husband of Audrey. Father of discussion, the Detroit City Council on Wednesday THOMAS (FRANK) Beloved hus and Joanne (Chris) McGehee. Also survived by four grandchild JEWETT i ifnoinv, uonn a. leresa luavm band of the late Beatrice; dear Slmoneffi.

David. Linda (Jim RIIMirC UCEECD lil in ren, uearesi son ot uoroiny; oear brother of Joseph, both of Sim! approved, on a 7-2 vote, three tattier ot Mrs. Theresa Lord, Mrs. Shirley Hanna, Mrs. Patricia Star-man.

Mrs. Gwen Mason. Terrv. 1992. Wife of Harrv.

Mother of Zafarana, Thomas, Paul and Katherfne. Also seven grand- former national judge for the Gar contracts totaling $153,000 Harry III (Emily), Barbara Backus, Robert Hatch, and William Hefferan. Grandmother of Harry Liiuureii. Drainer gi james, jonn, Eileen Fous and Marv Mora. Valley, CA.

Funeral Friday 10 a.m. from Falrlane Funeral Home 13510 W. Warren, at Schaefer, Dearborn and St. Martha Church arest father of Michel (Jackie), Diane Renaud, Lynn and the latt Mark. Dear brother of John Touleyrou.

Loving grandfather ef Andrew and Jason. Uncle of Dan Touleyrou. Services Friday 9 a.m.i from The David J. Wysockl Fv. neral Home, 29440 Ryan Road 12 Mile), Warren to St.

Cletuir Catholic Church for 9:30 a.m.-. mass. Visitation Wednesday 3-9 den Club of America. She graduated Funeral from Lynch A Sons for consultants advising Mayor and Cathy Goerke. Also survived by 12 grandchildren, many sisters and brothers.

Service Friday 1 p.m. Don Graham Trust 100 Fu-ntral Home 1005 Junction at Fisher Fwy. at 10:30. Rosary Thursday 7:30 from Smith College in 1956. iv.

miso survivea oy mr. ana Mrs. George B. Hefferan. George Hefferan and Mrs.

Julia H. Coleman Young budget p.m. Visitation Thursday 1-9 p.m. ikriiiii'nvwvii ijoo n. Crooks (bet.

14-15 Mile Rds.) Friday 9:15 a.m. followed by Mass at St. Regis Church, Lincoln Dr. at Lahser, 10 a.m. Visitation RoMlnson.

Memorial cervlrA committee. Maryann Mahaffey By lori Mathews I Free Press Staff Writer Getting special permission to visit Mrs. Roberts' classroom, the first-grader pointed out the loose baby tooth and waited patiently for i'The Tooth Puller" to finish her and assess the She was a member of the Grosse Thursday 1 o'clock p.m. at Grosse BISHOP p.m. and Thursday 3-9 p.m.

Scripture service Thursday 7 p.m. roime memorial cnurcn. iriD-utes to the Grosse Pointe Neloh- MARY BELLE Age 83. Died Pointe Garden Club, Sigma Gamma weonesaay 5-y and inursday 2-9. Prayers Thursday 8 p.m.

and Mel Ravitz voted against the contracts. FLOCCARI FILOMENA March 11, age 90. Dear mother of three sons, Darlo. imermenT nqiy sepuicnra borhood Club or the Detroit Institute tor Children. Arrangements March 10.

She was born May 25, 1908, was a 1932 graduate of Malone Colleoe in Canton. Ohio. Association, Colonial Dames of dv Tne wm. h. Hamilton en.

Fiorino, Aurelio Giannettl and MESSNER BURTON Husband of Violet Groesbeck Chapel. America, the Junior League and the Beloved mother of Vaughn of Fowlerville and Judith Dlngee of Union Lake. Five arandchTldren one daughter, Delia Fry. Grandmother of fifteen. Greata rand- tuttle GENEVA DUVALL Died Monday-, March 9, 1992, at the Glacier Hlllr, Nursing Center after a lengthy-illness.

Born on August 22, 1908 In. Shrewsbury. Kentucky. Mrs4 Brother of Ernest Messner and Bernice O'Brien. Also nieces and Smith AJumni Association.

mother of eighteen. Prayers at mannt-rtruuion runerai nome, 11SW1 AAfjfkhnlt fC Ciu 111 I nephews. Funeral Friday 1 p.m. at the A.H. Peters Funeral Home, 20705 Mack Avenue at Vernier and seven great grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by her husband Willis Bishop. Services will be Friday at 11 a.m. at The Mrs. is survived by her JONES AUGUSTA META Beloved wife of the late Paul. Dearest mother of Mrs.

Marforie Krampits, Paul Mrs. Elmer (N. Darlene) Sass. Saturday 9:30. Mass at St.

Genevieve Church 10 a.m. Visitation Thursday 4-9, Friday 1-9. Rosary Grosse Pointe Park Koad, brosse pointe woods, visi-tation after 2 p.m. Thursday. row ervn unnen ureinrsn husband, Harry; her parents, Eu Church, Fowlerville.

Arrange Tuttle was the daughter of George W. and Essie (Jones) DuvaTI. She received her early" 4 schooling in rural Kentucky and- after graduating from high schooK a in Owensboro. Kentucky, moved: rriuay p.m. nice and George Hefferan; sons ments by Dillingham Funeral Home, Fowlerville.

Mrs. Rolland (Sharon) Preuss, Lawrence D. and Richard A. Dear blocks border for study MOLLICONE RENO Age 42. March 11.

Beloved GELLER Harry III, Robert and William; iranomotner of 19 grandchildren, '5 areat-orandchiloren and two DOROTHY ROSEN Beloved wife greai-grear-granacnuoren. Kesr daughter Burbara; a brother; a sis sun ut rranK ana uora iruzzuo-II). Loving brother of Antonetta Funeral from Sterling Heights Chapel of the Frank f. Calcaterra Funeral Hone, Inc. fng at the Clyne Funeral Home, TlTVl BLAZEJEWSKI FRANK S.

March 10, 1992. Beloved husband of Helen; dear father of Judith Balcer and Dr. Joyce Blaieiewski, M.D.: dear arandfa- with her family briefly to Ann. Arbor and then to Chicago where-she received her BA degree from.4 the University of Chicago In 192 In 1931 she married Dr. William' 4 McCuilough Tuttle and they llvr, in St.

Louis. Missouri before', settling In Detroit where ter, and a gandchild. ot Hyman. uear mother ot Myra (Joseph) Burnstein, Marc (Elaine) Rosen and Barbara (Walter) Denike. Grandmother of Karen and David Burnstein.

Todd Thurs. 5-9 p.m. and Friday 2-9 Taking her thumb and forefinger, the kindergarten teacher would test the tooth with a tiny wiggle and then, if it was "just right," would pull it ther of Ryan and Aaron Balcer; dear brother of Joe, Bill, Casev. 13650 E. 15 Mile at Schoenherr Saturday 9 a.m., San Francesco Catholic Church 10 a.m.

Rosary Friday 7 p.m. C.m. in sTBie ai. reier tv. utheran Church from 9 a.m.

until service at 10 a.m. Memorials to St. Peter's Ev. Lutheran A 1 p.m. memorial service will be today at Grosse Pointe Memorial Walter, Tonv, Norman and Helen Blazejewski.

Funeral Saturday 9 Church appreciated by family. MONTGOMERY and llyse Denike and Michael Rosen. Sister of Fred (Mollie), Harold (Harriet) Burnstein, Ruth (Gordon) Kushner and Goldie (Morrle) Rose. Services 1 o'clock Friday afternoon at the Ira Kaufman Chapel. Interment Machpe-lah Cemetery.

Church, 16 Lake Shore Drive, a.m. trom Tne wasiK runerai Home, 11470 13 Mile Rd. (W. of Hoover) to O.L. Queen of Heaven Church at 10 a.m.

Interment Grosse Pointe Farms. they raised their family. An ac complished musician Mrs. Tuttle- was a member of the Association of the Detroit Sym-4 phony Orchestra and an actlwr participant In the Harper Hospital Auxiliary. Survivors include one-daughter Susan Darrow and herT husband Peter of Ann Arbor: two4 Resurrection cemetery, scrip-ture service Fridav 7 D.m.

Mem Harriet Roberts Griffith ROBERT J. (SCOTTY) Age 75. March 9, 1992. Beloved husband of Shirley; dear father of Mrs. Thomas Lyons (Mary), Mrs.

Charles Jennings (Virginia), Mrs. Marvin Peach (Rebecca), Mrs. John Dwyer (Natalie), and Mrs. Barry Considine JudithKgrand-father of 12, brother of Thomas JORDAN GERALD K. Beloved Husband of Ruby.

Dear Father of Deborah (Ron) Etherton, Gerald Jr. (Kethy), Marianne Slerengowskl, Theresa (Wayne) Bradford. Connie (Zak) ber P.L.A.V. Post 169. Visitation GIFFIN Thursday 3-9, Friday 12-9 p.m.

MARY VAN HAMM STRONG, 39, of Grosse Pointe Woods, a director of BOUCHARD marketing for the Arthur Andersen HELEN, M. March 1), 1992. Be MARY E. Age 81. March 11.

Beloved wife of the late Robert Dear mother of Mary B. Beattle, Susan G. Abbas, and George S. Giffin. Grandmother of Karen M.

Giffin, oreat orandmother of Sa- (7., Kua, ana Tne iete riugn. Funeral service Fridav 9:30 a.m. loved wife of JBmes. Dearest sons, William M. Tuttle, Jr.

ot.4 Lawrence, Kansas and George 0 4 Tuttle of San Francisco, CaTlforv nia; and eight grandchildren Sara Parker-Floyd, Elizabeth and John Parker, William, Kate and Andrew Tuttle and Duncan and-Peter Darrow. She was preceded" in death by her parents, her husband and two brothers. Huoh- 4 Mohamad, Kenneth (Tammy), Sandra (Eddie) Bryant, Patricia Heath. Brother of Billy Joe Bell, Janie Emery, Ruth Thornsberry. Leaves thirty-one Grandchildren.

Services 11 AM Saturday at Ford from Harry J. Will Trust 100 motner ot Marie itrnestj Legore, Dear sister of Jane McGinlev Co. accounting firm in Detroit, died of cancer Tuesday at St. John mantha and Christina. Visitation runerai nome, zmmj Plymouth Road and 10 a.m.

at St. Valentine Church. Visitation Thursday 5-9 p.m. at Wm. Sullivan Funeral Saturday 9:15 a.m.

from Haul Funeral Home 35201 Garfield (1 blk. N. of 15 Mile) Clinton Two. runerai noma osou van uyKe Interment Oakview Cemeterv 4-9, Thursday 12-9. Rosary Thurs- Hospital in Detroit.

son runerai nome U5 w. 1 1 mi. (4 biks. E. of Woodward) Royal Oak.

Graveside Service Friday to St. Jane Frances DeChantal uay a. mi p.m. Visitation Thursday 5 9 PM and Friday 2 9 PM. NAYLOR laTnonc Lnurcn iu a.m.

Rosar Friday 2 p.m. Visitation Friday 2-' p.m. Burial Resurrection. p.m. at acbcib ram cemetery, 31300 Southfleld GROSSE POINTE PARK Korte Street is temporarily barricaded at the border with Detroit.

The barricade is part of a planning commission study of traffic patterns, Dale Krajniak, city manager, said Wednesday. The study began March 3 and will be reviewed at a planning commission meeting on March 18. Korte is the only street south of Jefferson that connects Detroit directly with Grosse Pointe Park, by way of a bridge over the canal west of Alter Road; the others deadend at Alter. Ecorse to build housing for senior citizens ECORSE Ecorse will build a new senior citi2ens housing development. The 80-unit project will be financed with a grant from the U.S.

Department of Housing and Urban Development. Ms. Strong had worked for the accounting firm since 1983. Arthur GEORGE J. (Jeff) Beloved hus and Walter.

A Requiem Eucharist, 4 will be held on Friday, March 13th 4 at 2:00 p.m. at St. Andrews Eplsce- pal Church, 206 North Division' Street, Ann Arbor. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions I may be made in her honor to a special cause of one's choice.4 Arrangements by the Muthllg, 4 Funeral Chapel, Ann Arbor, 4 band ot Judy. Dear father of JORDAN BROWN jeirrev irvainrvni ana ammv.

TERENCE D. Age 63. Beloved GORAK Grandfather of Ashley and Jason. Son of Georoe and Gertrude. ROLENA (Gibson).

March 10. husband of Dorothv Lovmn fn- tf 1992. Beloved wife of Utile of JOHN, aae 80. of Lexlnaton. Brother of Kevin.

Also survived westland, dear mother of formerly of Detroit, died March oi lecena ana Tne raunnus. ura- iu. sroTner ot wa ter ot Arkansas. by many relatives and friends. 32 yr.

employee of Ford Motor (Sterling Plant). Member of Elms uavia (KODOiei ot briage-port, W. grandmother of natatner ot Judith and Robyn Rosenthal and Gregory Spe-nek. Dear brother of Paullnus nu. rviisiiunarv oaurisi Lnurcn.

Sophie Helen Glowniak of Detroit, Laura Przedwoiewski of Romeo and Emilia Gorak of Detroit. Uncle of David Przedwojewskf, Nancv Owens and Sandra Ken- ter of Mary Gibson; sfster of Alfred, Virginia Gibson-McCau-ley and Okey Jr. Visitation was Wednesday at the John N. Santeiu WERFELMAN MARGARET H. Age 80.

Beloved. wife of the late Kurt; dear mother, 4 of Mrs. Margaret (Robert) Wheeler and Mrs. Virginia 3 (George) Nimmo; grandmother of Vickie and Ginger. Funeral' from Wm J.

Durosi Funeral-! Home 2B499 Schoenherr l2r- Flushing, Ml. Officiating Pastor Timothy B. Hllle. Funeral Saturday 11 a.m. Ouerfeld Funeral Home, 1200 Oakwood, Dearborn.

Interment Cadillac Memorial jusepn, Miiiumy, uiuii, rairiLiO and Rose Marie Jordan, Dr. Maureen Fedeson and Margaret (Carol) Kamon. Funeral from the Eppens-VanDeweghe Funeral Home 6150 Cadieux Rd. at Harper Saturday 10:45 a.m. at the czyk.

Funeral 11 a.m. Saturday Pomerov Funeral Home, Lexington. Visiting 79 p.m. Thursday i a son runerai nome, Services and Interment In W. Vlralnia.

Memorials to Hotoice of west. Visitation Thursday 5-9 and Friday 12-9 p.m. ana i-r p.m. rriaay. a.c.

Micnigan. Mi.) Warren, Saturday 11:30 a.nwl Family requests donations to How.4 pice of E. Michigan. 4 PHELPS m. bash murcn i a.m.

Prayers Friday 7:30 p.m. Visitation Thursday p.m. and Friday 1-9 p.m. GRIFFIN CALDWELL GARY Beloved husband of Diane. JAMES aae 90.

Preceded In CHARLES GUNN Of Warren, formerly of Clawson. Died Tuesday uear tattier of Tina Marie and Brian Garv. Son of Kenneth and death by his wife Virginia and son James Jr. Beloved husband of Violet; dear father of Dorothy Marie Phelos. Brother of James Anor.

iu. corn ug. ivju in KEMP WRIGHTMAN fj AGNES Age 77, March 11. Beloved. wife of the late Hebert; dear mother of Wesley, Ronald, Larry, Pauline Kennedy.

Barbara Jean and Karen Dubia. Service 1 p.m. lueiroii. mr, lamweu was em-Dloved bv Waoaoner CorDoratlon aaiuraay ai wutrrtig runerai Home. T200 Oakwood.

Dearborn. of Troy. Surviving are his former out with a quick, painless tug. "She had this incredible ability of knowing the exact moment a tooth was ready," said the head of Cranbrook Brookside Elementary School, Honnie McClear. "Many of our children would not let their parents help them with their loose teeth.

In fact, they'd wait over a weekend if they had to because they all wanted Mrs. Roberts to do it. They knew it would never, ever hurt." Harriet Roberts Griffith, 74, a retired senior kindergarten and drama teacher at Cranbrook Brook-side Elementary School, died of heart failure Sunday at her Birmingham residence. Mrs. Roberts, a widow, became Mrs.

Griffith after her remarriage in 1980. Her husband, Bain Griffith, passed away in 1991. Mrs. Griffith was a faculty member of the Bloomfield Hills school for 15 years, retiring in 1983. She previously worked as an account executive for the Robert Anderson Personnel Service, an executive recruiting firm in Birmingham.

"Harriet always made everyone feel incredibly special her students and anyone who had the chance to work with her," Mrs. McClear said. "She was one of those people everyone loved to have around. A wonderful, wonderful woman." mciauiey ana Virginia oeane; leaves eight granochllden and nine great-grandchildren. Burial service Glen Eden Cemetery Friday at 2 p.m.

Visitation 5-9 Thursday and DONALD R. March 11. Beloved husband of Joanne. Dear father of Jerry (Jan) Kemp and Kelly Legfeltner. Beloved grandfather of Michele, Charlie and Laura.

Brother of Benlamin. Doris. Bev u-y rriaay. wire nnarnyn ot rvtaaison sons Charles L. (Mary) of Troy, Craig (Suzanne) of Auburn Hills, Larry of Clawson and Robert of Madison Hats.

Dauahters Linda Holmen, Joanell winter and Nan--1 cy Gooch; 18 grandchildren; two- Rreat grandchildren; sister of-? orma Krueger. Funeral 2 p.m. Thursday at wm. Sullivan a. Sonr Funeral Home Utlca.

Visitation- PIEGDON erly and Shirley. Service Fred HARRISON WALERIA Beloved wife of Stanis- (Craig) Imhoff, Jenny (Tom) gel stein of Madison Wendy trt p. in. 1 nursaay. wooa Funeral Home (Rice Chapel) 36100 Five Mile, W.

of Far-mington Rd. Friday 11 a.m. Visitation Thursday 1-9 D.m. 1 1 om; somerviue ot Boca Raton, Sandv (Curtis) Hunt of Rova VIOLA (SHUTES) nee Dietle; died Feb. 21, 1992 In Boca Raton, Florida.

Memorial Services Saturday March 14, 10:30 a.m. In the Schmid Chapel of Bethlehem Memorials to American Cancer Andersen spokesman Peter Whalen said Ms. Strong was instrumental in the development of the Michigan's Tech 50 list, an annual joint project cofounded with the Free Press in 1985. The list recognized Michigan's top 50 firms in high-technology industries. Whalen said Ms.

Strong also specialized in Andersen's Delphi Studies to predict the future of the automotive industry. Ms. Strong, a Detroit native, received her undergraduate and graduate degrees from the University of Michigan. She is survived by her husband, George; daughter, Lara; son, Charles; three sisters, and a brother. Services will be at 9:30 a.m.

today at the A.H. Peters Funeral Home, 20705 Mack Grosse Pointe Woods. A 10 a.m. mass follows at Our Lady Star of the Sea Catholic Church, 575 Ballantyne Road, Grosse Pointe Woods. Burial will be in Forest Hill Cemetery in Ann Arbor.

deaths Elsewhere Cemeteries, i Monuments ff law. uear mother of Alfred (Claudia) and Mrs. Norman (Christine) Koscielskl. Ten grandchildren, four great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday 9 a.m.

Frontczak Funeral Home 5326 McDougall, St. Hyacinth Church, 9:30. Interment Trinity cemetery. Rosary Oak and Becky of Berkley. Sister Muriel Kokinda of Westlake, Ohio.

16 grandchildren. Preceded society Lnurcn, Ann Arbor. in aeaTn dv a granason jonainan Services Saturday 12-3. 3 p.m. memorial service at Gramer Fu CHRISTIAN MEMORIAL Sraves, crypt, more, Package, eal t5000offer.

Info. 756-1517 KONDZICZ HART i. p.m. in iaie i nurs. p.r neral Home.

Clawson. Interment EDWARD A. Aae 77. World War It LYDIA Aae 72. Died March 10.

POTTS COMPL. Burial Pkge. 2 lots, ami ivicyw, voiii. meinunai iu 1992 In Kunkletown, Pennsylva Veteran. Dear brother of Ange-line (John) Jastrzembskl; be American cancer society.

MADELINE, MARY Dear wife of uuih. marner, cbskbt Christian Memorial Cultural: I Center In Rochester. i5000- me laie wiinam j. rons. uearest loved uncie ot John, carl and Rita.

Funeral Friday 9:30 a.m. Risko Funeral Home, 7100 Michigan 10 a.m. St. Hedwig motner to Patricia jane Loom is, and Kathleen Carol Hendrlckson, CASTILLO LEONCIO C. February 23.

1992 nia. Deigvea wire ot Tne iBTe Joseph Hart; mother of Sandy Twiss of Palmerton, Joseph J. Hart of Warren, Ml. and William W. Hart of Livonia; leaves seven arandchlldren.

Services ear orandmother to Michelle AA (Glenn MrMlllin. Heather cnurcn. rtosary i p.m. i nursaay. Burial St.

Hedwia Cemeterv. Visi Husband of Shirley. Father of Leoncio. Stepfather of Dennis Galan and Steven Galan. Brother Card of Thanks and Prayers will be held Friday, March 13, at Holly Lumls, Carlie Ann and Lauren Marie Hendrlckson.

Dear tation Wed. 2-9 and Thurs. 1-9 p.m. ine i.k. inomas runerai nome, lot Lee cast o.

Rav cast o. 3I9ITSI IV JU1MIIC nU99U, I IPC lOIlT Memorials to biabetes Founda May the Sacred Heart of Jesus br i Antnony Lograsso and Grace Oliver. Funeral Fridav 9:30 a.m. at Gloria Castillo, Jack Castillo, Em-llio Castillo, Carlotta Poscherand the late Mary L. Carmona.

Leaves; KOTAE tion would De appreciated. AVON M. (Loch) Beloved wife of the Wasik Funeral Noma 11470 Thirteen Mile (W. of Hoover). 10 ITour sTep-granacnuaren.

Memorial Mass March 14 at 10 a.m. at Our Lady Of Fatima Church, HEMRY a.m. mass at uur Laay yueen ot All Saints. Visitation Wednesday auureu, gionnea, lovea ana pre' served throughout the World- now and Forever. Sacred Heart of Jesus pray for us.

St. Jude4 Helper of the Hopeless, pray for us. St. Jude, Worker of Miracles," pray for us. Say 1 times a day for 9 days then publish, your request will be granted.

C.H.-v me iBTe jonn. uearest sister ot Lillian M. Susalla and Boots (Violet) Loch. Dear Aunt of Alphonse and Paul Susalla and Ardys Pe-trovfeh. Also six grand nieces and nephews and one oreat-arand i J3uu (j ok rarn Koyai ubk, Mi.

For further info, call Saewski p.m.; i nursaay h-y p.m. inter menf Resurrection Cemetery. Funeral Home, Z71-Z5W DAVIS CHARLENE, March 11. Wife of the late Louie Hemry. Dear mother of Charles, Robert and David Hemry, Janet Branham and Charlotte Comunale.

Also survived by eight brothers and sisters, thirteen grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Private family services. Arrangements by A. J. Desmond Sons, 362-2500.

Contributions ii ia op st fr1 to the Hnsoirp SKIDMORE DOROTHY Age 85. March 11, 1992. Beloved wife of the late Bernard. Dear mother of Donald and Rob ST. JOSEPH, PATRON OF DEt HELEN, March 11, age 85, of Sterling Hgts.

Dearest mother of Nadine, Nancy and Mary Lou. Eiaht Grandchildren: 13 oreat- nephew. Funeral Saturday 9:30 a.m. at the A. H.

Peters Funeral Home 32000 Schoenherr at Masonic Mile) in Warren and 10 a.m. St. Sylvester Catholic Church. Scripture service Friday 7:30 p.m. Visitation Thursday and i Friday 3 until 9 p.m.

I r. i iny juuLa. I nenr, you. feel the wonderful health that i prayed for. I thank the sweet Holy Spirit for leading me tor 2 Erayers answered.

Thank you, ord, God, Jesus. Carol B. ert. Also survived by five grandchildren and three great grandchildren. A private service was held.

grandchildren. Private funeral lof Southeast Michigan. I services. Dad, friend get 50 years for abusing 5-year-old PONTIAC Two Clarkston men were sentenced Wednesday to up to 50 years in prison for forcing the 5-year-old son of one of the men to smoke a cigarette, drink gin and perform oral sex on them. Judge Robert Anderson's sentences of David Lewis Simpson III and Paul Matthew Salvino exceeded judicial guidelines but were in line with recommendations by the probation department.

"It's hard for me to understand what goes through an adult's mind to do this to a child, let alone the father of a child," said Anderson. Simpson, 24, got 25 to 50 years for criminal sexual conduct and three concurrent terms of 10-15 years on other counts of child abuse. Salvino, also 24, got 25 to 50 years for aiding and abetting criminal sexual conduct and two concurrent terms of 10-15 years on other abuse charges. The boy is staying in a foster home while the probate court determines whether he will be returned to his mother. Born in Zion, 111., the former Harriet Barton graduated from Stephens College and Michigan State University.

After retirement, Mrs. Griffith enjoyed tutoring and also volunteered in the auxiliary to the Salvation Army. She was also a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority and the Fellowship Council of First Presbyterian Church in Birmingham. Mrs. Griffith is survived by her son, Ben Roberts; a daughter, Beth any Wilde; and a brother.

Hans Zeisel, 86, a professor emeritus of law and sociology at the University of Chicago whose studies of the legal system, and juries in particular, are considered landmarks, died of liver cancer Saturday in Chicago. His analysis of the interrogation of witnesses by the House Un-American Activities Committee was instrumental in the dissolution of the committee. A fervent opponent of capital punishment, he demonstrated that it discriminates against minority groups. And his work, in association with Professor Harry Kalven was the basis for legal changes throughout the country. Jerome M.

Schottenstein, 66, chairman of Schottenstein Stores, died of cancer Tuesday in Columbus, Ohio. The stores included Schottenstein's and Value City. His father, a Lithuanian immigrant, opened the E.L. Schottenstein Department Store in Columbus. In 1982, the company bought the chain of 16 Halle's department stores in Ohio and Pennsylvania.

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