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CO Death notices Death Notice TAYLOR Clawson, Anchor Bay I to vote on school taxes Todays Alphabetical Listing ROBERT I. 80 years. Of Plym outh, IN. passed away Tuesday Sept. 10, 1996.

Dearest father of John (Connie) Tavlor, Janis (Del- HELPFUL HINT To renort a death of a Social OMalley, Charles D. (Chuck) fino) Alamo, and Marilyn (Pete) Security or SSI beneficiary or to inquire bdout survivor Denems, Call: 1-800-772-1213 to Monday through Priday. Gyerko. Beloved grandfather of Dr. Peter Gyerko and Karen Gyerko, Robbie and BriairTayltrr and Kafen Henley, great grandfather of Brandon Taylor.

Brother in law ot Ann Beckwlth. Funeral C.a..r... Cml 14 111 by Tracy Van moorlehem Free Press StaH Writer 5 a.m. at the Fife Funeral Home Barryman, Wilbert (John) Beutel, William F. Briggs, Beverly M.

Branson, Diahann Carver, Douglas Ceglewska, Jadwiga Dingman, David N. Finkbeiner, Henrietta L. Franken, Jeffrey L. Gawel, Camille M. (Kimmy) Giancola, David Gitgallon, Carl Glush, Luke P.

Greene, John L. Hammerschmidt, Edwin G. Heldt, Ha M. Holdway, George M. Hoppe, Charles W.

Jr. Hyett, Evangeline Sheibley Kaal, Augusta E. Latona, Charles Chuck Lesson, Edwin Malick, Walter A. Matlen, Goldie Murry, Helen OKon, George P. 4201 Indianapolis tnit cm-cago, IN.

(219J 398-3210 Visitation district's business director. The 3-mill levy would be in addition to the 6-mill, state-imposed homestead property tax. Clawson paid off its debt levy last school year. Richards, John Riegler, Joseph H. Senakiewich, Estelle A.

Stafford, W. Jay (Jaybird) Stanners, Farrell Ann Stoner, Donald L. Taylor, Robert E. Voss, Melburn C. Wagner, Helen Louise Whalen, Jean Zadrowskl, Allan J.

Zwarka, Frances H. BARRYMAN WILBERT (John) Age 44. Of Imlay City, formerly of Detroit. Died September 11. 1996 at his home.

Beloved son of Betty Barry-man. John wai employed by Detroit Ed lion and wot a msmher to p.m. anu iot p.m. rnuon VOSS Growth threatens to squeeze An-g chor Bay teachers out of permanent 5 classrooms, while the state's property tax overhaul left Clawson schools un-g able to keep up with large maintenance projects. MELBURN Ana 83 of Fowler of The Lapeer Harley Owners Group.

John hat many old friends will mad ot fern bur 10. 1996. Husband of Gertrude. Father of in mo ueiroii area, ne is survived bv manv aunts, uncles, cousins Flu Inn Sa Ik and Dane VOSS. Grandchildren and sister: Ruth1 ana special cousin nm Predeceased In death by father William John Barrymen.

Visitation Friday 1-4 and 5-9 p.m. at Winn, services idam Saturday at St. John's Lutheran Church, Fow-lerville. Visitation 2-9 PM Friday at DilllnghanvNIblack Funeral Home Fowlerville. 4nferme.nl- Buehl Funeral Home.

26429 O'KON GAWEL HOLDWAY bratiot, Rosevnie. service and Interment Saturday 11 a.m. at the funeral home with motorcycle GEORGE M. Beloved husband of breenwooa cemetery. CAMILLI M.

(KIMMY) Beloved wife ol Stanley I Black ie). Dearest GEORGE P. Beloved Husband of Geraldlne (McEachern). Dear Father of George, Maureen (Tony) Block the late! Madeline (Napoiifano). Dear father of Tonl (David) Cerrlnl, Rick escorr.

Next week, both districts are asking vot-lers to approve increases to address the problems. WAGNER iisieMrwaw or Lillian Laniar. Alblna Plerzynowski, Clara and Jean Gawel and Theresa Lablak, and brother-in-law Bernie Get- (Jody). Grandfather of Christopher Cerrinl, and Lindsay and Alex Holdway. Brother of Jan HELEN LOUISE On Sent.

If. 1f9 BEUTEL WILLIAM F. of Clarkston. Sen- Margaret uerara. uear ion ot Marie the late George O'Kon.

Brother of Fred, Harvev, Rich WW the Lord took Helen Louise Wagner. 73. to be with Him. -Mrs ion. Aunt Kimmy to many nieces and nephews.

In state Saturday 9 ard. 5 Grandchildren also sur tember 11, 1996, age 94. Preceded In death by his wife Emma. Father of William and his wife Armaly, Lucille Ventimiglia, Jean Stroke, Kathleen Hulber and the late Elenanor Neve. Funeral Saturday 10 a at Baonasco Wagner was employed with Troy School System as a cook for many years, retiring to Traverse City in 1991 Beloved wife of Aubrev vived.

Worked for the Detroit Newspapers. I.T.U. 40 year retiree. Haroer Woods St. Peter's a.m.

at m. Anastasia inurcn. Troy, until Mass at :30 a m. Interment Resurrection Ceme Claudineof Troy, Richard and his rite Lorinne oi in caao; ore na te Tabbl Funeral Home 25800 Harper bet. 10-11 Ml.) Rosary Friday 7 Senior Citizen Club.

American: Wagner, mother of Michael Wag p.m. visitation r-naay ivp.m. Legion Post 386 Past Commander. Ushers Club of St. Peter's Church.

tery. Visitation Friday 1-9 m. at the David J. Wyiockl Funeral Home, 29440 Ryan Rd. IN.

oi 12 Mi. Warren. Member of LOTA of Cardinal Mercier Council ner ot I roverw iny, uon rvounvt of Madison He I a his and Grea ther of William, Susan, Jeffrey and Gregory. Mr. Beutel was a member of the Cedar Lodge 60 F8.AM, Royal Arch 05, Pontiac Commandery 2, Pontiac Council.

3 Flint York Rite College. 5. Funeral service Saturday 101 HOPPE wagner ot ATianta, ueorgio; piiu rand mot her of Julie end Craia Reposing at the Leo Soboclnski Funeral Home 22121 Kelly Rd. (betn. 8 9 Eastpointe until Saturday Instate to St.

Peter's CHARLES W. JR. Aae 79. SeDtem Wagner of Traverse City. She mm, HamtramcK, and tne sultanas of Malaoa Caravan JH8fi.

ber 12, 1996. Dear brother of Margaret Sweet, Virginia Palm The Aoost Church until LOTA Rosary Friday 2p.m. Sulta a m. bt mi Lewis mni on a memuer ot iurj ana atuvv Senior Citizens Center. Friends may call at the Traverse City er.

Ida Olson. Arthur Hoooe, time of Mass Burial Mt. Trust loo Funeral Heme, ciarhs- na ana renin Rosary r-naay Olivet Cemetery. Visitation, benruoe iioan ana r-reaenc Hoppe. Also survived by many nieces and neohews.

Mr. Hoddo is Lnepei oi woven runerei nome, Friday 2-4 and 6-8 p.m, A funeral Thursday 5-9 Friday iz-y. ton. Interment Lakeview Cemetery. Friends may visit at the funeral home Friday 3-5 and 7-9 GIANCOLA service will be neld 10 a.m.

Prayer Service Friday, Memorial tributes preferred. September 12, DAVID Age 66, m. Masonic memorial service Saturday at tne tuner a i nome wim Beloved husband of Viola; Friday 7 p.m. at the funeral nome Kev. uav a wneat ott ciatine dear father of Katherlne (Gregg also survived by his former wife Gladys.

Funeral service Sunday 6:30 p.m. at McCabe Funeral Home, 31950 W. 12 Mile Farmington Hills. In lieu of flow-, ers donations may be made to the Memorials may oe mage ig tuar Moseley, David (Peg 'oav) Giancoie BRIGGS lyotone scnoice. RICHARDS JOHN Seotember 11.

Aae 76 Anthony (Shelly) Giancola. BEVERLY M. September 12, of grandfather of seven; brother of. Roval Oak. Lovlno wife of Bruce.

Ida Giancola. Mass 11 a.m. Mon Beloved ti us bend of the late Helen. Dear father of Arlene WHALEN Aimeimers Association or tne American Cancer Foundation. Visitation Sunday 2-9 p.m.

wear mainer ot ineryi worn ana Jeff (Linda) Briggs. Beloved JEAN Sept. 11, 1996. Age 61 day at St. ieran Catholic Church, $3600 Mound Shelby Twp.

Visitation Saturday 6-9 m. and Sunday 1-9 p.m. at Dlener Funeral Revels, Steven and Robert. Grandfather of Susan, Dennis and John. Great grandfather of Cher- grandmother of Tiffany and An He ovea motner ot vv am r.

drew, t-unerei service wonaay 1 1 een Drv Macdonald a.m. at A J. Desmond ft Sons Mark (Beth) and Lt. Cmdr. Daniel (Karen) and the late Therese.

Home, 46271 van Dyke (betw. 21-22 Mile Utlca. ANCHOR BAY: Two bond measures that would pay for construction of two schools and renovation of seven others will be on Tuesday's ballot. Proposal A seeks $31 million to build two, 400-student elementaries, renovate four elementaries, the middle school and the high school and convert Lighthouse Elementary to a middle school. Proposal asks for $4 million to build a new swimming pool at the high school and other athletic facilities.

The district has had an enrollment spurt, Superintendent Juliana Texley said this week. Voters responded to the need for more space in 1993, passing bond measures totaling $17 million to build 22 classrooms. The additions proved to be a short-term fix, as enrollments continued to burgeon. This fall, the new space is full. A study commissioned by a district committee estimates enrollment will rise by 400 students in the next five years.

Without additional space, more teachers won't have then- own classrooms, Texley said. "I don't have a clue what we're going to do" if the bond measures fail, Texley said. With an operating budget of $26 million and some of the lowest state funding in Macomb County, the district can't afford a lot of portable classrooms, which cost about $25,000 each, she said. The proposals would raise taxes by 2.2 mills, on top of the district's 4.8-mill debt levy and 6-mill homestead tax. They would raise taxes for the owner of a $100,000 home by about $110 per year.

and Metanle. Brother of Rudolph, Marv and Marae. Services at A to turvlved bv tlx oranden Funeral Home 2600 Crooks Rd. (Btw. Maple and Big Beaver) Family will receive friends Saturday and Sunday 2-8 p.m.

Manns-Ferguson Funeral Home KAAL AUGUSTA E. Age 93, Sept. 11, 1996. Beloved wife of the late Engelbertus. Dear mother of Patricia A.

Swanson, Bert G. (Ruth) Kaal and Janet L. (Charles) Coates. Also 10 grandchildren, IB great grandchildren and one run iifmr Hirer or iem a tr- GILGALLON enej Heaiy. instate Saturday vmu i7uw Miaaieoen (V ot a Miiej Saturday 10:30 a.m.

Visitation Friday 2-9 p.m. at m. toiette cat note CARL Age 78. Beloved husband of the late Patricia. Dear father of! Church, 17600 Newburgh Li BRONSON DIAHANN Sentember 11, 1996.

von a until the me ot the tunerai ireat great grandchild. Visitation H. PetersFuneral Home, 20705 Mass at 10 a.m. Visitation Friday 9-4 and 7-9 a at the Heenev can jonn (Nicoi) and Paul. Grandfather of Bruce, Lisa, Andrew, Ian and Chelsea.

Great- grandfather of Andrew. Dear rother of Henry. Visitation Thursday 6-9 Friday 1-4 and Here's what's at stake: CLAWSON: Voters will decide Monday on a 10-year, 3-mill tax for basic repairs and upkeep. The levy would allow creation of a building repair and renovation fund "starting in 1997, with an estimated annual tax increase of $150 per year -for the owner of a $100,000 house. In the first three years, boilers would be replaced at the middle and high schools and windows and roofs at Schalm and Kenwood elementaries.

State property tax changes passed in 1994 ended the southeast Oakland County district's ability to levy 1.5 mills for building upkeep. The district must pay for renovations and additions out of its annual operating budget or pass a special millage or bond measure, Superintendent Bob Skinner said. The operating budget is already strapped and can't accommodate major repairs, Skinner said. Voters rejected a bond measure in 1992 that would have paid for extensive renovations. If this millage doesn't pass, Skinner said, "We go for it again." Approval would allow the district to collect between $800,000 and $1 mil-inn per year, said William Hannon, the Mack Ave.

at Vernier Rd. Grosse Age 38. Suddenly. Beloved wife of Tom; dearest stepmother of Michael and Matthew; loving daughter of Henrietta Kaciynskl; dear Sundqulst Funeral Home 2 3 710 Farmington Rd. (Betw.

9-10 Mile RIEGLER JOSEPH H. Age 71. Suddenly. Beloved husband of Anne. Dear lather of Deborah (Ken) Dell, Pte.

Woods. Friday 12-9 p.m. In state Saturday 10 a.m. until ser Detroit Mental hearing set for Kline A Detroit judge Thursday ordered a mental competency hearing for Donald Kline, the man police say killed his girlfriend shortly after he was released from Northville Psychiatric Hospital. Kline, 40, who 11 years ago was found not guilty by reason of insanity in a Detroit double homicide, is accused of killing Barbara Baker, 31, a drug addict he befriended while both were staying at Northville.

Baker was found strangled two weeks ago, two days after Kline's release. Kline's preliminary hearing Thursday in Detroit's 36th District Court was adjourned until after the competency hearing on Nov. 12. Kline Is charged with first-degree murder and faces a mandatory life sentence if convicted. He was ordered held without bond by 36th District Judge Alex Allen Jr.

By Blair Anthony Robertson Warren Age no factor in prosecution An 88-year-old Warren man accused of killing his 87-year-old wife was ordered Thursday to undergo a psychological evaluation to determine whether he is competent to face trial on a charge of murder. Police say Michele Panizzoli bludgeoned his wife to death as she lay sleeping Wednesday morning. Investigators say there had been a long history of fighting between the couple, who had been married for more than 60 years. The body of his wife, Assunta, was found shortly after 6 a.m. after Panizzoli went to a neighbor's house, police said.

Macomb County Judge Walter Jakubowski ordered the man jailed on no bail. He was arraigned in 37th District Court in Warren. The man's age does not influence the prosecution, Assistant Prosecutor Gerald Warner said. "The age of a person cannot be an excuse," he said. "His wife was 87.

She had the right to die naturally, not beaten." Farmington (tnu-44-HWj sister oi Krys iwooay) nome ana 6-9 p.m. Funeral service Saturday vice 11 a.m. at First English Evangelical Lutheran Church, 800 Kosory rriaay evening, ur. kick rage aczynstu; De-loved aunt of James and Anne a.m. na iv r-unerai rectors.

vernier ko uroise ne. vvooas. Memorials to church appreciated Zimmerman; great aunt of Madi 24S2S Northwestern (Lodge Xway Service S. of 10 Mile Rd.) ZADROWSKI Susan (Marty) Mazzara and Michael Riegler. Also survived by three granddaughters and one fn state Sat.

9 am t. Margaret of Scotland Church, Mass 10 a.m. Visitation Thurs. 3-9 Frl. 1-9 at the Arthur J.

VanLer- son, services baturoav ju a.m. soutntieia. from the David J. Wvsockl Funer ALLAN J. September IT, Age S2 Beloved husband of Jeennine LATONA CHARLES "CHUCK Aae 47.

Me Dear father of David (Kathy) Plwko. el lev (Dean) Lackowski al Home, 29440 Ryan Rd. N. of 12 Ml.) to St. Louise Church for 10 a.m.

Mass. Visitation Friday 1-9 p.m. Rosary 7 p.m. Interment GLUSH LUKE P. Age 82.

September 11. 1996. Beloved husband berghe Funeral Home, 30600 morlal service Monday Sept. 16, at St. Thee I a Church, 20740 Nunnt- Haroer.

St. Clair Shores (betw and Scott (Rache lie) Plwko. lov TX Cora Marie. Dear father 1 2-1 mi. icrioture service Resurrection cemetery.

ley, near Groesbeck 8, 16 Mile. Frl. 7:30. Memorials to Capuchin foil of Janice (Gary) Prod oup ncnen or t- r. soianus uiia CARVER 1 and Gary.

Also survived LESSON EDWIN Of New York Cltv former wouia bt appreciated ing grandfather of four, dear son of Edward (Rose), brother of Joyce (Don) Pipper. Funeral service Saturday 10 a.m. at Wulek Calcaterra Funeral Home, Inc. 36900 Schoenherr at Metro Parkway. (16 Mile) Visitation bv two Grandchildren, one broth DOUGLAS Sent.

9. 1996. Beloved er and one sister. Funeral ser ly ot Detroit. seioveo son vices at the ft Harm Funeral Home, 15451 Farminoton or amuei ana koso Les son.

Also survived bv lov- husband of Mary. Dear father of Douglas Loving son of Alfred and the late Rose. Leaves seven brothers and five sisters. Also SENAKIEWICH Friday 1-9. Rosary at 8 00 p.m.

fna aunts, uncles and ESTELLE A. Aae 81 Beloved wife Livonia, aaiuraay iu a Visitation Friday 3-9 p.m. Burial st. Dennis cemetery, Lex of John. Dearest mother of San leaves many nieces and nephews.

Visitation f2 noon Friday until ington, Ml. Retired Firefighter cousins. Graveside service Friday 12 noon at Machpelah Cemetery. Arrangements by Ira Kauf- dra, sister of Joseph, Richard, GREENE time of memorial service 7 p.m. at trom city ot Detroit.

Tnutes American Heart Assoc. maninapei, ibiui v-uuu. and Mary. Loving grandmother of Christopher. Visitation Thursday 5-9 PM.

and Friday 2-4 and 6-9 PM at the Redtord Chapel of the gan Ave, (at corner of Cecil). JOHN L. Beloved husband of the: late Patricia; dear father ot Kevin! (Maraaret) Johnson, John Greoo- MALICK zwarka Harry J. will Trust 100 Funeral AIAt TCB A a LA CEGLEWSKA JADWIGA September 11. Dear FRANCES H.

Beloved wife if ry iKdmyj vougni, usan passage (Michael) and Kimberly nwiiiw tjjv rifiiiuuin lean of Beech Daly). Funeral Saturday Robert. Dear mother of Robert Dorsiyi tuaviaj; gronoTfltner oi Jennifer. Julie and Zacharv; iuam. scripture service rriaay si iter ot Kamna urozaows-ki; also family in Poland, England and United States.

Member of the Polish Lydia), David and oonaid i randmother of Lauren and Eml v. Aunt ot Debbie MacDonald rpn. Dunai m. neawig s. brother of Charles L.

Greene died September 8, 1996. Beloved husband of Irene. Dearest lather of Catherine (Benjamin) Carriers Mary Malick, Diane (Philip) Kyko and Gary (Judith) Malick. Loving grandfather of Carolyn, Bryan, Evan and Jaclyn. Brother of William Zahara.

Memorial service Sat. 11:30 a m. at Univ. of Cheryl); father in law of Carole Greene Funeral Saturday 9-30 Funeral 9:45 a.m. Saturday at the Dearborn Chapel ot the Howe- Veterans 7th.

Army, Polish Amer- lean Senior citizens Grouo 5. a.m. from the A. H. Peters Funer and a Polish scout leader.

Funeral Peterson Funeral Home, 22546 Saturday 9:30 a.m. from the Les Michigan Ave. and 10:30 at St. STAFFORD W. JAY (Jaybird) of Arcadia, formerly of Commerce Twp.

Sept. 11, 1996 age 76. Beloved father of Shirley Thagard, Janice (Tom) tl-r. fill lAfoll. Uu I CI nev A Son Funeral Home 13210 uuniran Larnoiic inurcn.

Rosar al Home 20705 Mack at Vernier, Grosse Pointe Woods and 10 a.m. at St Joan of Arc Church. Rosary Friday 7:30 p.m. Visitation Friday after 1 p.m. Memorials to the Capuchin Monastery or St.

Joan W. Warren. Dearborn, to St Detroit cnapei, 4xii mcnichoii. Donations to Jesuit Community 8:15 p.m. Friday.

Visitation 1 p.m. Friday. Barbara Catholic Church at 10 U.D.M. or American Heart Assoc. a.m.

Visitation Friday 1-9. Burial Our Lady of Czestochowa, in mone) Vltale, Jaya (Albert) Stafford-Hermais and Jonl (Jeff) Ca-Dlan. Also 10 arandchlldren oi Arc inurcn appreciarea. MATLEN GOLOIE Beloved wife of the late Doylestown, Pa. Cematerlet Monuments Moses Mat en Dear moth HAMMERSCHMIDT Brother of Hilda Brickie, Catherine Nelson and Don Stafford.

DINGMAN er of Dr. Lawrence Ma DAVID N. Seotember 11. 1996 EDWIN G. September 11, 1996.

tlen, Dr. Jerry (Terry) Beloved husband of Dorothy. Age ot westiana. seiovea -4- husband of Sandy. Dear FORESTLAWN 2 lot, section Funeral from Lynch A Sons (Rich rdion-Bird Chapel), 404 E.Liberty, Milford Sat, 11 a.m.

Pastor Ben! Walls officiating. Burial Pine! Dear father of Dolores Pace FTIOIICII, LSI V.OI ITIOIICII and Paula Matlen, Dearest sister of Louis (Bertha) Gross. Loving Leo), Barbara vaiiecoccia (An- 46-near Bible. $600 total. Ca 810-774-8928 or 810-447-3139 I father ot Helen Burns, Robert Her era, Beth, Paul, and Grove cemetery, Bridgeport, Friends may visit Frl.

3-9 n.m, World War II interrupted Tiger centerf ielder's career gelo), Edwin (Margaret), and the fate Phyllis Ludwig (Bob) also 16 grandchildren and 24 great- the late Joseph. Brother of Stuart, Jeanne Weaner and the late gronamoTner ot uorryi, Loneen, Logan Matlen, Alex (Rebecca) Steinbock, Ronda Steinbock, Kate and Mackenzie Matlen. Memorials to Diabetes Assoc. or MT. OLIVET Slots, section 8' Willard and Jerry.

Grandfather of Hospice of st Michigan. iranocmioren services monoey 2 Noon at A.H. Peters Funeral watt new ana nannan ourns. funeral at the Uht Funeral Home Grave side services today 12 noon Home 37000 schoenherr at Mason- at neorew nnemonat rant ceme Warren, visitation Saturday 6-9 35400 Glenwood, Westland, Saturday 11AM, Family will receive ROSELAND Cemetery. Berkley STANNERS FARRELL ANN 6 Years old.

Sep aunaav -y memorial! to tery Mt. Clemens. Arrangements by Dorfman Funeral Direction. (810 546-4700. 2lots.Exc.(oc.S1900ea.

visitors Fnoay i-y. Michigan Cancer Society (810 296-2645 aft. 6 p.m. i tember 12, 1996. Darling daughter ot Martin A.

and Bridget A. Sister FINKBEINER HELDT MURRY ROSELAND Pk 12 Mile Wood HENRIETTA September 10, 1996. Beloved wife of the ate ILA M. Sept. 12, 1996.

Dear wife of the late Wallace A. Dear mother ward 3 graves sect 14. lot 27. $900. each.

(810) 626-9824 HELEN age 78, of Cass City, died Sept. 11, 1996. Wife of the late ot cm ma oran e. ono seon Beloved grand daughter of William and Gail Bagarla and Edward and Mary Claire Stanners Visitation Friday 2-9 at the: Earle. Loving mother of Atthea Kabak (Albert), Earlene Hupert (Bernie), Donna Falco (Gilbert) ot Jim (Liz) and Jane (Brian) Trachsel.

Grandmother ot Mi O'Brien ChapelTed C. Sullivan chael, Steven. Christopher, Kim by Brian Murphy Free Press Staff Writer Barney McCosky was all ready to get the 1945 World Series championship he and his Detroit Tigers teammates craved after losing to the Cincinnati Reds five years earlier. Elmer mother ot Dorothy Maxson, Carol J. Nanney, John (Sandra) Murry, Robert D.

Mur ry, Shirley A. Vieceli, David (Karen) Murrv and Sandra In Memoriam and Susan. Also survived by her grandchildren Diane Poop, Gail Jackson, Christian Falco and rvfivin nwiitv, ijjj wianu hit- er, Nov). Scripture service Friday berly, Reoekah, lachary and Matthew. Sister-in-law of Florence Gores.

Visitation at Wm. Sullivan A Son Funeral Home, 8459 Hall Rd. (3 blks. E. of Van Devon Falco: areM-nrnnd.

p.m. innate aoiuroay bt si Gerald Catholic Church, 21300 Farminoton road 10:30 untlll the children Tvler and Lauren Podd 9-13-30 BILL AND ANN RUTLEDGE HAPPY ANNIVERSARY Murry; grandmother of 23 and great-grandmother of 39; sister of Emma Clemens. Funeral services Saturday 1 p.m. in Evangelical Free Church, Cass City. Visitation Friday 4-9 p.m.

in Little Kranz in state aturaay a.m. touoweo by 10 a.m. Services at Nardin Park United Methodist Church, Dyke), Utlca, Saturday 7-9 pm and Sunday noon to 5 and 7-9 funeralliturgy at 11. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Dona- tions to: Penrickton Center for In state at Trinity Lutheran Funeral Home.

Cass City, 51 Blind Children, 26530 Eureka road, Taylor, Michigan 48180 Church (Utica) Monday at io a.m. until time ot service 1 1 a.m. 29887 W. 11 Mile Farminoton Hills. Visitation Fri.

J-9 at the Heeney-Sundquist Funeral Home, 23720 Farmington (betw. 9-10 Mile Farmington -CHRIS; No length of time will ever take you from me. Love Eileen 872-2195. Interment fn Novesta Twp. Cemetery.

Memorials to the t-amiiy Discretionary tuna. STONER iBio-44-Muui. por memorial ino- HYETT EVANGELINE SHEIBLEY September 11. 1996. aae 90.

Survived DONALD L. Age 74, September 1 1. utes, please consider the church. O'MALLEY bv several cousins In Michiaan. CHARLES D.

(CHUCK Sept. 11 of Oak Pk. Husband of the late FRANKEN two Deiovea nusDano ot Irene. Dear father of Ja-a3 net Stoner-Parant. De- arest grandfather of and Ohio.

Family will recetvej If XJ-J Mil ie. father of Nancy (Jerrv IF YOU WISH TO PLACE a remembrance for a loved one, please contact (8)04 977-7655 or (810 977-7500 for assistance. O'Malley Everson, Mark, Sharon; By Bobby C. Calvan Royal Oak Student leaders to discuss row friends Sunday 3-7 p.m. at Vasu Rodgers A Connell Chapel of A.J.

Desmond A Sons, 4375 N. Woodward (betn. 13-14 Mile) with a Rebecca Paranf Dear brother of; June Collar. Also survived by 18 nieces and nephews and many The Navy chief petty officer who was also the Tigers' starting center-fielder was returning from duty in the Pacific Ocean that October when fate stepped to the plate. "The Tigers JEFFREY L.

Sept 9, 1996. Age 24. Beloved son of Betty Jean and the late Gary. Dear brother of Jason Grandson of Elmer and Paulenaj Roewe and Lorlne and the late Paul Franken. In state Saturday money uicureit.

orana-f other of Orion, Mike and Kaia. Visitation Sunday 1-9 m. Wm. vigil for the deceased Sunday 7 great and great-great nieces and nerjhews. Member of the Dono Sullivan Son Funeral Home 705 p.m.

in stare fvtonoay B.m. ot at 9:45 a.m. at St. John Neumann Catholic Church until time of Cards of Thanks -Prayers W. 11 Ml.

(4 blks. E. of Woodward) Royal Oak. Scripture service Sunday 7 p.m. Instate Monday 9:30 a.m.

until funeral Mass at 10 a.m. Our Ladv of Fatima Church. Mass at 10:30 a.m. Visitation at the van VFW Post 07910, Dearborn Hts. Funeral Saturday 10 a.m.

at the Taylor Chapel of the Howe-Peterson Fun a I Homo, 9800 Telegraph. Visitation Friday 1-9 p.m. Memorials to the St. Paul oaii cu ncai viiaici, mai tui uts College, 8425 W. McNichols Detroit, Ml, 48721-2599, until funeral Mass 10:30 a.m.

Memorial tributes Marygrove College Scholarship una or Wayne State University School of Social Coolldge at Oak Park Blvd. Me MCCABE FUNERAL HOME CANTON CHAPEL, 851 Canton Center Rd. (betw. Ford Hill). Thursday 6-9 p.m.

and Friday 4-9 p.m. Prayers Friday at 7 p.m. I signed a professional baseball contract with the Tigers after graduating in 1935. By 1939, Mr. McCosky was starting in center field for the club.

After the 1942 season, Mr. McCosky went to fight in World War II. He missed three prime seasons, including Detroit's seven-game World Series victory over the Chicago Cubs in 1945, before returning in 1946. He retired in 1952. Mr.

McCosky built a home in Dearborn after the 1940 World Series and married his wife, Jane, in 1946. He ran Barney McCosky's party store on Joy and Southfield roads from 1953 to 1963. He sold cars until retiring from Les Stanford Chevrolet in Dearborn in 1982. He and his wife lived in Venice, for the past 14 years. "It's amazing how well he was known in this area," said Dennis McCosky.

"When I introduce myself to people, some say, 'Oh, yeah. I remember the old ballplayer And I always say, 'Yeah, that's my It's been a wonderful experience carrying around his name." Mr. McCosky also is survived by a brother, John; a sister, Frances De-Lisle, and one grandchild. A funeral mass will be held today at 10 a.m. at Divine Child Church, 25001 Herbert Weier Drive in Dearborn.

Burial will be in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery in Southfield. un tea cnurcn ot en rut or Hos THANK YOU St. Jude and Mother Mary, for prayers answered. D.W. fc Barney McCosky morials suggesiea to nospice ot S.E.

Michigan or donors choice. 6050 Cass Detroit, Ml 48202. I pice of Southeastern Michigan. I wanted him back for the '45 Series," his son, Dennis McCosky, recalled Thursday. "My father went on a ship with the regular GIs.

Well, the damn boat broke down, and by the time they transferred ships and my father made it to San Francisco, the Series was over. That would have been his ring." Barney McCosky, whose 11-year major league career spanned four teams in both the National and American leagues, died of jaw cancer Sept. 6 at Bon Secours-Venice Hospital in Venice, Fla. He was 79. Mr.

McCosky played two sports at Detroit Southwestern High School and Banter teered at the Ypsilanti Salvation Army. She served the hungry at the Soup Kitchen for Cross Roads in Detroit, and made stained-glass art for shows and friends. In the wake of a lunch-hour brawl Wednesday that sent one student to the hospital, student council leaders of two Oakland County high schools are planning to meet with one another next week. Students are upset that a Berkley High School senior was surrounded and beaten in the fight at a McDonald's restaurant on 11 Mile in Royal Oak. The restaurant is a popular lunchtime hangout for students at Berkley and Royal Oak Dondero high schools.

Once the fight spilled out into the parking lot, the victim was surrounded by five or six teens, who punched and kicked him in the head, said Royal Oak police Commander Don Novak. A 16-year-old Royal Oak youth has been arrested, and as many as five more arrests are expected, police said. "The kids are really shaken up because for the first time they realized that someone could get hurt," Berkley principal Jane Makulski said Thursday. The victim, identified by one school official as Reuben Rice, was taken to Royal Oak Beaumont Hospital with head wounds and a broken jaw. He was upgraded Thursday from temporary serious condition to fair, Novak said.

Some of the combatants had attended Dondero in recent months, but none are enrolled this semester, said Dondero principal Gerald Judge. The restaurant was crowded, though, and several Dondero students were at the scene. "There were some little kids in there and our students tried to protect them," Judge said. The confrontation is believed to have stemmed from a dispute between the teenagers at a party in Berkley over the weekend. By Jeff Martin Mrs.

Wyatt is survived by a son, James; a sister, Patricia Sherman, and a granddaughter, Camille Wyatt. A memorial service will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at St. Andrews Episcopal Church, 306 N. Division in Ann Arbor.

Burial will follow in the Memorial Gardens of St. Andrews Church. deaths Elsewhere Joanne Dru, 74, whose 40 movie look ff" -j A'-. -j- Catch book editor Linnea Lannon Exclusively in the Detroit Free Press. For convenient home delivery, call (313) 222-6500.

W. JAY STAFFORD, 76, a longtime bar owner and sponsor of youth sports in Commerce Township, died Wednesday of bone cancer at Medilodge nursing home in Howell. Known as Jaybird, Mr. Stafford opened Jay's Bar now the Bubble Squeak in Commerce Township in 1942 and operated it for more than 30 years. He sponsored several Little League and youth sports teams.

Stafford moved to Arcadia in 1979. Mr. Stafford is survived by daughters Shirley Thagard, Janice McCraner, Jill Wells, Jeanne Vital, Jaya Stafford-Hermais and Joni Caplan; two sisters; a brother, and 10 grandchildren. Visitation will be 3-9 p.m. today at Lynch Sons (Richardson-Bird Chapel) Funeral Home, 404 E.

Liberty, Milford. Services will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday at the funeral home. Burial will be in Pine Grove Cemetery in Bridgeport. WINIFRED B.

WYATT, 69, a former nurse who spent hours creating stained-glass gifts for friends and serving meals at a Detroit soup kitchen, died of a stroke Sept. 6 at St. Johns-Bon Secours Nursing Home in Detroit. She was born Clarissa Winifred Detroit 4ri)ss Read It Every Morning. Use It Every Day.

appearances included starring roles with John Wayne in the Westerns "Red River" and "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon," died Tuesday in Beverly Hills, nf a resniratorv i -VtvJj ailment. Dru Joanne made her screen Dru debut in 1946 in "Abie's Irish Rose." Arthur Leff, 88, who helped shape U.S. labor laws as an administrative law judge for the National Labor Relations Board, died Sunday in Washington of complications related to a stroke. Bradley in Ypsilanti. A Gregory resident, she worked as an attendant nurse at Ypsilanti Regional Hospital before retiring in 1984.

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