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TROIT FREE PRESS THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1 FBI says tape shows 5 cops making deal Mall hopes to show kids tShakespeare can be fun by David mchugh Free Press Staff Writer The man who wanted his drug shipment guarded tossed envelopes on the hotel room table in front of the police officers. "There should be a couple grand in there," he said. To be exact, it was $2,000 apiece a payoff, the FBI says, for the officers to stand guard while undercover agents posing as drug dealers unloaded 200 kilos of mostly fake cocaine at Detroit City Airport. The scene, part of an FBI sting intended to ferret out suspected Detroit police corruption, took place at a Dearborn hotel on May 19, 1991, and was videotaped by a hidden camera. It was replayed Wednesday for a jury in federal court in Detroit, where the officers are on trial.

Visible on screen are Glenn Ro-berson, a retired Detroit police officer; Officer Charlie Nichols; Sgt. speare. Sara, a seventh-grader at Shelby Junior High School said children should give him a try and try acting out some of the parts. They'll find it entertaining." Sara and most of the other young actors studied Shakespeare under Foxlee in Utica's Saturday Scholars program during the past school year. Weekend festival events include audience-participation theater, an Elizabethan costume workshop by the Fol-ger Shakespeare Library in Washington, D.C., and a puppet show rendition of "A Midsummer Night's Dream." These activities will be at 1 p.m.

and 3 p.m. Local groups such as Les Floutes Douces and the Hole-in-the-Bog Mummers will introduce children and their families to the music of Shakespeare's era by playing instruments such as gitterns, medieval guitars, and citterns, pear-shaped Renaissance stringed instruments similar to a guitar. Every weekday night at 7 p.m., one of six local musicians or groups will perform in the center of the mall. The Shakespearean theme was chosen after a survey of last year's communication festival participants showed a strong interest in drama. "The people who say Shakespeare is boring are the people who never studied Shakespeare," Foxlee said.

For a schedule of activities, call 24 7-1590 or visit Lakeside Mall 's customer service desk. Highland Park jail plan finds community support James Harris; Officer Lionel Dickens and Officer Booker Fullilove. The supposed South Florida drug dealer passing out envelopes was FBI Special Agent David Boner from the. bureau's Miami office. On the tape, he spells out the plan for a drug shipment two days later, for which the officers were to provide security as the drugs were unloaded at City Airport and driven to Toledo.

First, he tries to make the officers comfortable. "You guys fix yourselves a drink, whatever. You guys want some shrimp or something like that, a tray of shrimp or something? "Naw," say the officers. Then, business: "We have some stuff coming in about 9:30 in the morning at Detroit City Airport," Boner says. "And, ah, we'd like your help to, ah, take this stuff, ah, down towards Toledo, Mon and Buena Vista, would make a profit for Highland Park by charging other cities, the state and the federal government a daily rate to house prisoners.

The city council must approve the project, but all five members in attendance said they support it. The crowd of about 60 people at Blackwell Civic Center clapped after Robert Dacre, president of the developing company, said he would hire minority contractors. Municipal Capital Investment Group of Rochester Hills would pay for construction, which could begin 90 Alphabetical Listing Mortick, Louis Iwrey, David Kunkosky, Luke Kuretzky, Bessie Lisicki, Carmelia L. Long, Wayne E. Lukach, Steve P.

Lyons, William H. Mardiros, Ruben Marsh, Robert McEachen, Doris Merrell, Doris Mraulak, Barbara I. Olko, Warren J. Olkowski, Edna Robinson, Mabel F. Rolski, Richard Rosenthal, Ruhlman, Sandberg, Saunders, Sesanario, Smith, Springs, St.

Aubin, Stetler, Temple, Tyer, Elsie Wilson, Wiltse, Witzke, Wlodarczyk, Wolanin, Zorn, Norman roe, actually, drop it off, there'll be a switch, then it's out of our hair. "Jimmy knows what's going on and he can handle the thing, ah, he'll tell you where to be, what to do." Harris is charged with recruiting officers for the scheme, along with civilian Willie Volsan. None of the officers is seen picking up the envelope on the edited version of the tape shown to the jury. But Boner testified that each picked up the envelope, except for Harris. Fullilove is seen only briefly on the tape, and stood off camera for much of the segment.

Dickens died of cancer before the trial began. Boner's testimony will continue today under cross-examination from defense attorneys. The defendants are charged with providing police protection to FBI agents posing as drug dealers and money launderers. days after approval by the council. The company's profit would come in the $8.5 million plus interest that Highland Park would pay back in yearly install-: ments, said Dacre.

The city would own and manage it. Dacre said the city's profit from renting beds would be about $400,000 in the first year. One resident, Wanda Bostic, said she was worried the cash-strapped city might not turn a profit and be able to pay the developer. Officials expect to have no problem keeping a full house at the jail. SPRINGS CHARLES Age 74.

July 27. Husband of Helen and the late Roberta. Father of Charles (Ed) Jr. (Kathryn) and Kathryn (James) Haislip. Grandfather of Michael, Jennifer and Lisa.

Brother of Louis Daughtrey'. Funeral at Lynch A Sons Funeral Home, 1368 N. Crooks (betw. 14-15 Mile Rds.) Friday 10 a.m. Visitation Wednesday 6-9 and Thursday 2-9.

ST. AUBIN LAWRENCE M. "Tuffy" Beloved husband of Kathleen M. (Thome). Dear father of Chervl.

Anne and Larry. Brother of De-lores Northerner, Lillian Nords-tron and Marcel St. Aubin. Also several grandchildren. Tufty served in the Navy In WW II, wasa member of DAV Post 113.

Coached football and basketball at St. Rita High and wasa Jockey Agent. Visitation 2-5, 7-9 Thursday. Funeral 9:30 a.m. Friday from Spaulding A Curtln Funeral Home, 500 W.

9 Mile, Ferndale, 544-0500 to St. James Church, Ferndale 10 a.m. Burial Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Aae 40. Husband of STETLER ROBERT F.

July 25, 1992. Loving husband and best friend of Donna; dearest father-in-law of Debra Babody. Dear grandfather of Amie, Jamie, Ryan and Justin. Dear uncle of Sheila Phillips, Susan Stetler and Sandra Barman. Funeral services R.C.

Aleks A Son Funeral Home, 1324 South-field, Lincoln Park, Saturday at 1 p.m. Mr. Stetler was past president of the Downriver Pride Lions Club and owner of Optical Co. in Lincoln Park. Family suggests contributions to the Downriver Pride Lions Club, cO R.C.

Aleks Son Funeral Home ot jenniter ano Jon. and the late of Robert (Doreen), 5 p.m. until time of service 7 o.m. at Lvle (Joanne), ano Susan, vis Funeral Home, 31730: Warren. of the late Chester.

mother of Chester Kenneth (Glendat. (Patricia) and Cecelia grandchildren ana BY JIM SCHAEFER Free Press Staff Writer Most of the crowd at a public hearing Wednesday in Highland Park cautiously supported a proposed new jail, but the suburban developer had to make assurances he will hire minority contractors to build it. Mayor Linsey Porter said the jail, which is planned to house nonviolent offenders, will bring about 50 jobs to the city and would help revitalize Hamilton Avenue, once a grand commercial strip. As touted, the jail, which would be built on Hamilton between Waverly Death Notices Today's HELPFUL HINT To report a death of a Social Security or SSI beneficiary or to Inquire about survivor benefits, Call: 1-800-772-1213 to Monday through Friday. Edgar T.

'Anbender, Samuel Anderson, Dorothy Bauman, Bernice Berlinski, Ruth Edna M. Alvera B. Judith A. Doris Albert Thomas I. Charles Lawrence M.

Robert F. Mary E. Herman S. Richard Allen Bernice M. Jozef W.

Feliksa H. J. L. F. Bessette, Edward J.

Bono, Joseph A. Cole, Lottie D. Dickerson, Mary E. Falat, John Gilkerson, Ruth Anne Gomez, Joaquin Greenwald, Dora Greisser, Hazel B. Growney, Marguerite Harvey, Edward N.

Hollerbach, Raymond E. A MO EDGAR T. Julv 28. Faithful hus band of Joan. Dear step father of Robert (Diane), Mary (Mark), John (Mary), Thorn, Nancy (Harold), Danny and Patty (Ted).

Loving grandfather of five grand-chlldren. Brother of Richard, Diumnnil HanHit mwtA DaHu Cll. neral at the Detroit Chapel of the r-ranK j. laixaierra runtrai Home, Inc. 16090 East Seven Mile Road (Moross at Kelly) Thursday interment private.

ANBENDER SAMUEL Beloved husband of Arlene Anbender. Dear father of Jeffrey (Bunny) Anbender, Beth (Ronald) Cohen and Suzan (William) Thompson. Grandfather of GOMEZ JOAQUIN (KEEN) 71 of Marquette on July 28. Former Detroit and Dearborn Michigan Bell Telephone rmployee. Survived by wife Margaret.

Daughters Ellen Pauline. Jennifer, Case v. David, Scott, Jamie and Michelle. Brother of ney) Wall and the late Jennie da (Mike) Aaron, Eve vn (bid uortman. Marry ano uavia Anbender.

Services 1 o'clock Thurs (Dasiu rosbocnuer ot marqueiiv, Susan (Vincent) Nelson of Apple- day afternoon at the Ira Kaufman 2 drug officers shot after raid PETROIT-Two city narcotics officers were wounded about 12:30 a.m. Wednesday after raiding a northwest side house. Sgt. Gary Brown, 38, and Officer Walter Foreman, 39, were outside the house in the 13500 block of Appleton when four occupants drove by and fired shots. Brown's crew had found marijuana, $85,000 and guns in the house, police said.

An off-duty officer who lives nearby and a tracking dog found the men hiding under a stairwell of another house, where officers confiscated $25,000 more, police said. Brown was treated for a thigh wound and released. Foreman was in good condition with a back wound. State Gem of a break for cops; stolen jewelry on patient HOLLAND Police investigating a string of burglaries got a break when a dentist's receptionist found her stolen jewelry on a patient. "She called us immediately," Ottawa County Sheriffs Lt.

Lee Posma said Tuesday. The tip led authorities to an apartment where police seized carloads of suspected stolen goods. One man was arrested, but another suspect fled. The woman who was wearing the jewelry wasn't charged. The receptionist's name wasn't released.

Fire crew to be paid back for saving mare, foal MUSKEGON A Muskegon County couple plan to pay back the fire fighters who saved the life of their Appaloosa mare and the foal she was carrying. Jim and Kathy Wildfong said Tuesday they will auction the 3-month-old filly to buy medical equipment and fire-retardant suits for the Moorland Township Fire Department. During a traffic accident, the horse's leg went through the trailer and scraped the pavement. Fire fighters used a tourniquet and compression bandages to stem bleeding until a veterinarian arrived. Wayne 2 state cities honored for pedestrian safety DEARBORN Sterling Heights and Grosse Pointe Woods on Wednesday were named by AAA Michigan as two of three cities in the nation that pay the most attention to pedestrian safety.

Of nearly 2,400 cities in the program, San Jose, was the only other Grand Award winner. Sterling Heights' pedestrian death rate dropped to zero last year; its injury rate fell from 16 to seven. Grosse Pointe Woods got its ninth Grand Award in the population category for 34 years without a pedestrian death. OAKLAND Officer wounds gunman hunting ex-wife's lover COMMERCE TOWNSHIP A gunman who went looking for his ex-wife's lover in a lumber yard Wednesday was shot by an officer after resisting arrest, Oakland County Sheriff's Lt. Bruce Nail said.

The 27-year-old Wixom man, whose name was not released, was on probation for a previous weapons charge, police said. He was in stable condition with arm and leg wounds. Nail said he expects the man to be arraigned today on felony charges. Jail inmate hangs himself with bed sheets in cell MT. CLEMENS Macomb County Jail inmate Vince Beck, 23, of Warren hanged himself with bed sheets Monday in his cell, Sheriff's Cpl.

E. Lewis said Wednesday. Beck was awaiting trial on charges of resisting and obstructing a police officer and assault and battery. Lewis said Beck had attempted suicide twice previously. ton, Wis.

Four sisters, Carmen Gomez, Estelle Lavin, Lucy McLaughlin, and Amelia Fer-rante. Two brothers, Manuel and Peter Gomez. Also three grandsons. Service Friday 1 o'clock p.m. First Presbyterian Church, Marquette.

Visitation Thursday 5-8 p.m. at Canale-Tonella Funeral Home, Marquette 906-226-2711. Memorials preferred to Salvation Army, 201 W. Bluff Marquette, Ml 49855. KURETZKY BESSIE Beloved wife of fhe late OLKO Sam Kuretzky.

Dearest mother ot Louis (Myra) and Saul (Ruth) Kuretiky, Marllvn (Samuel) Mehler WARREN and the late Minnie Rakotz. Nine grandchildren, 16 great grandchildren and one great great granddaughter. Sister of Sarah Ginsberg and Laura Shandaloff. jettrev Elliott Mound in services if nuun inuisuoy oi me Hebrew Memorial Chapel Interment Hebrew Memorial Park. LISICKI Dear CARMELIA L.

Beloved wife of the (Frances). late Norbert; dear mother ot Tom, Jeanne Flnkbeiner, Nancy Hovor-ka, Jim and Larry; grandmother of 10. Visitation Friday 4-9 p.m. at Ciopek Trust 100 Funeral Home 2157 Oak, Wyandotte. Funeral Saturday.

For time call 285-9000 Walter many loving LONG WAYNE E. Of Jupiter. Florida formerly of Grosse Pointe. July 1 1, 1992, Beloved husband of Patricia. Dear father of Diane Dillon, Warren Long, Llsette Egan, Linda Matzke and Debbie Filippelll.

Six grandchildren. Memorial service will be held on Saturday Wednesday. ROBINSON J. ueoi. Father Son of Joseph Brother itation Friday memorial OLKOWSKI EDNA Wife Buiak.

Nine one survive. Sister Funeral the Jurkiewicz nvmii ioio Our Lady Church. 'isltatlon MABEL r. July 29. by Ebonya Washington Jpree Press Staff Writer "Good night my love," says Romeo liefore kissing Juliet's hand, moving Jiway from the balcony and lapsing into the Beatles' "I Saw Her Standing I At least that's the way it will happen hen third through eighth grade stu- from the Utica and Port Huron school districts perform a melange of -Shakespeare's most famous scenes 16 to end the Lakeside Mall's Shakespearean Festival.

Now through the 1 6th, children and their families can walk around a 17th-century knot garden with fresh chrysanthemum, rosemary and English ivy abloom, sit back, listen to lute music or perform in one of the plays at the "'mall in Sterling Heights. Lakeside marketing director Karen MacDonald said the festivities are de- igned to give back to their communi-'ty, while giving children something to do while their parents shop. "I think it is great for kids," said Port Huron High School drama teacher Maryann Foxlee, who is directing the finale. "Nowadays if students don't want to, they don't even have to study Shakespeare." It was Foxlee's idea to include contemporary music in the finale, another way to make Shakespeare more for kids. Sara Morgan, 12, who will the queen in the finale's "Hamlet" scene, says she hopes the festival will help other children appreciate Shake Ad salesman radiated By Stephen Jones Free Press Staff Writer Michael Bradley loved his family and his work, and he embraced both, with an infectious zest.

"He was so recalled his wife, Carol. "My family and people he worked with caught his enthusiasm and he helped make us better." Mr. Bradley, 51, of Woodhaven, an advertising sales representative for Automotive News and a former Free Press classified advertising manager, died of a heart attack Tuesday at Riverside Osteopathic Hospital' in Trenton. "He was a very personal man," Carol Bradley said. "He was knowledgeable in nuts and bolts things of what his job involved, but he always addressed the per Michael Bradley son he was dealing with.

"His life was devoted to his family and his work. Those were his passions, and those were his joys." Mr. Bradley was born and raised in Detroit and graduated from St. Al-phonsus High School in 1959. In 1964, he received a bachelor's degree from the University of Detroit.

After serving in the Army Signal Corps, Mr. Bradley worked for several advertising agencies before starting at the Free Press in 1972. In 1983, he went to Suburban Communications which publishes the Observer and Eccentric newspapers and about a year later began working at Automotive News. At Automotive News, Mr. Bradley was responsible for General Motors Corp.and Volkswagen accounts.

Along with his wife, Mr. Bradley is survived by sons Joseph and Stephen, and a daughter, Anne Marie. Visitation will be noon-9 p.m. today at Thomson-Weise Funeral Home, 7210 Park Allen Park. Funeral Services will be at 10 a.m.

Friday at St. Joseph Catholic Church, 2623 Third Trenton, with burial in Our Lady of faope Cemetery, Woodhaven. 'Samuel Ahbender, 71, of southfieid, owner of three Schnelli Deli shops in the Detroit area, died of heart failure Tuesday at Providence Hospital in Southfieid. Born in Detroit, Mr. Anbender ''graduated from Central High School in ,1939 and was a staff sergeant in the 'Army Air Forces during World War II.

He founded the Detroit Bagel Factory, which he operated until 1976. Mr. Anbender is survived by his wife, Arlene; a son, Jeffrey; two daughters, Beth Cohen and Suzan Thompson; two sisters, and six grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 1 p.m. today at Ira Kaufman Chapel, 18325 W.

Nine Mile, Southfieid. Burial will follow in B'nai Israel Memorial Garden, Novi. ilLUE MAE GLENN, 93, of Detroit, who I with late husband William Luther -Elenn founded Mayflower Baptist Church in the 1930s, died of pneumo- jiia Friday at Grace Hospital in Detroit. Surviving are sons Thomas and Luther; daughters Mary Prfston, Ro Ll a mapei. iniermem nai israei Memorial ANDERSON DOROTHY J.

Aae 69 of Belleville. July 28, 1992. Beloved wife of Robert Anderson. Loving mother of Robert C. Anderson, Jr.

of Novi, Dianne L. Schaffer of of California. Dear grandmother of three. Dear sister of Shirley erata ot Arizona, a private we' morial Service will be held. Ar GREENWALD DORA Survived by rangements by David C.

Brown runvrai nomv ou c. nurun nieces ana great-granddaughter also of Bernard Greb-ba. Friday 9 a.m. from Wilk Funeral TEMPLE MARY MCNEILL. Of Birmingham.

Wife of the late Frederick A. Temple. Also survived by four nieces and one neDhew. Memorial tonii? aim y.ju a.m. Queen of Apostles Rosary Thursday 7:30 tntomDment mi.

unvei. beams after 4 o.m nepnews ana great nieces and nephews. Graveside services today 12:30 p.m. at B'nai Israel River Belleville, Ml. BARRINGER Set Gilktrson notice.

service at Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, 1800 W. Maple Birmingham, Friday 11 a.m. Arrangements by Wm. R. Hamilton Co.

of Birmingham, 644-6000 Memorial Gardens Cemetery, Novi. Arragaements by Dorfman Funeral Direction, 54S-4700 BAUMAN AERNICE L. Aae 72. Julv Of Plymouth. Age 102.

Beloved mother of Ernestine (Gerald) Cooper ot Roscommon Lewis H. (Jean) Robinson Lakeland, Fla. Loving TYER ELSIE E. (July 28). Wife of the late John.

Mother of John W. and the late William. Sister of Lenore Machus. Also survived by five GREISSER HAZEL B. July 29, 1992.

Beloved wife of the late Donald. Dear mother of the late Gregory Gillis-pie. Dear sister of Arlene Callahan (Sylvester). Survived by two nieces and two nephews. Sister in law of Joyce Blair.

Services Friday at 9 a.m. from the Sajowskl Funaral Home. 191 11 W. Warren to of James (Sharon) Plymouth, Dianne Backus of Battle Creek ranocnnaren ana rive ireat-grandchildren. In state un-II 9 o.m.

Thursday at the Dear Beloved wife of George H. bear mother of George E. Bauman of UTica ana iary Bauman ot wasn Ington, Ml. Grandmother of Ja son and Jennifer Bauman. Ser vices Friday 12 noon Millington Twp.

Cemetery for the family. Visitation 4-9 p.m. Thursday at the Diener Funeral Home 4827) Van Dyke, Utica. (Lola) Robinson of Dearest great grand- born Chapel of the Howe-Peterson Funeral Home, 22546 Michigan Ave. Funeral Friday at 11 a.m.

at St. Christopher Church at 9:30 a.m. interment t. Heawtg ieme-tery. Rosary Thursday 7 p.m.

live, r-unerai service m. at the Schrader 280 S. Main visitation Friday 2-9 Contributions to the First Church of Plymouth appreciated. BERL1NSKI RUTH F. Formerly of Grosse Pointe Farms.

Beloved wife of Theodore O. Dear mother of Donald, James and Gary. Survived bv six orandchitdren and Instate Thursday 1-9 GROWNEY MARGUERITE Aae three great grandchildren. Sister of Laurence Leverez. Visitation Friday I p.m.

until 5 p.m. time ot serivce at the A.M. Peters Funeral the late John H. Beloved ot John T. (Jack) Grandmother ot Dr.

ley of Toledo and mmuiu. mother Growney. M. raui LUineran cnurcn, Beech at Monroe, Dearborn. Memorials to the Church preferred.

WILSON HERMAN S. (PETE) July 28, 1992. Brother of Mrs. Evelyn Lowe, Frank Gilbert Wilson and Stanley Dudley ot Chicago, Illinois. Also survived by several nieces and nephews.

Dear friend of Charlinta Jackson. Visitation at the Wm. R. Hamilton Co. 820 E.

Maple Birmingham Thursday 9 a.m. until 9 p.m. Funeral service Friday 11 a.m. Interment Elmwood Cemetery. July 28 Dear husband oeioveo rainer or R.

Dear brother of Jodlewski. Funeral 10:30 a.m. from Son Funeral Home, Warren, Dearborn to Our at 11 a.m. Choir. Visitation Home, 20705 Mack at vernier viaiuny rMuor Charles R.

step Funaral Susan John Home, Member and Friday 1-9. a zest for life berta Lundy and Nora Burkett; two sisters; one brother; 19 grandchildren, and 21 great-grandchildren. There will be a noon funeral Friday after 11 a.m. visitation at Mayflower Baptist Church, 2260 W. Grand Blvd.

Burial will follow in United Memorial Gardens Cemetery, Plymouth. DAVID IWREY, 89, of West Bloomfield Township, founder of McNichols Steel died of a stroke Tuesday at the West Bloomfield Nursing Center. Mr. Iwrey was a member of B'nai B'rith and was honored with the Spirit of Detroit Award by the City of Detroit in 1976 and 1986. He retired from his family-owned steel business in 1989.

Mr. Iwrey is survived by sons Alvin and Seymour; five grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren. A graveside funeral service will be held at 3:30 p.m. today at Machpelah Cemetery, Ferndale. Mary McNeill Temple, 89, of Jackson, a former Grand Rapids teacher, died of a heart attack Feb.

25 at her home. Mrs. Temple was born in Morgan-town, W.Va., and graduated in 1924 from the University of West Virginia. She began her teaching career in her home state and later moved to Michigan, where she taught home economics and French in Grand Rapids. She also lived for several years in Birmingham.

Mrs. Temple is survived by four nieces and one nephew. A memorial service will be at 11 a.m. Friday at Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, 1800 W. Maple, Birmingham.

Herman S. (Pete) Wilson, 69, of Detroit, chief of maintenance for the Wm. R. Hamilton Co. funeral homes, died of heart disease Tuesday at Harper Hospital in Detroit.

A lifelong Detroit resident, Mr. Wilson served in the Civilian Conservation Corps and in the Merchant Marine during World War II. He had worked for Hamilton for 36 years. He worked his way up from jobs as a porter and chauffeur to the chief of maintenance post, working for four generations of the Hamilton family. Mr.

Wilson is survived by a sister; two brothers, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. Friday at the Hamilton funeral home, '-820 E. Maple, Birmingham. Burial will follow in Elmwood Cemetery, Detroit.

Deaths elsewhere Louise Brunsdale, 69, national volunteer coordinator for Ronald Reagan's 1980 and 1984 presidential campaigns, died Friday of a head injury suffered in a fall in Washington, D.C. The Rev. Bruce Hunt, 89, a Presbyterian missionary to Korea who was imprisoned during World War II for refusing to pay homage to the Japanese emperor, died of complications following heart surgery Sunday in Lancaster, Pa. His book "For a Testimony" recounted his seven months in prison. Auguste Lecoeur, 80, a leading member of the French Resistance during World War II and a top official of France's Communist Party for nearly 30 years, died Sunday in Pans.

WILTSE August I at 11 a.m. at Our Lady Star of The Sea Church, 575 Ballantyne Grosse Pointe Shores. Memorial contributions to the American Heart Associa tlon would be appreciated. LUKACH Steve P. Julv 29.

1992. Beloved husband of Helen; dearest father of Judy (Greg) Gawinck. Dear grandfather of Kelly. Dear brother of Anna Caparone, Mary Lukach and Stella Koval. Funeral services from the R.C.

Aleks A Son Funeral Home. 1324 South-field, Lincoln Park, Saturday at 10 a.m. Visitation Thursday from 6-9 p.m. HI Wife of ROLSKI RICHARD G. ot p.m., i-riaay j-v p.m.

i-amuy suggests contributions to the MicTiioon Heart or Michigan j-t p. mi of Sor 6-7 Mile LYONS WILLIAM H. Dear father of Mrs. Interment Ho- Doug (Cheryl) Trlonfl, Mrs. Don Linda) Bowman, Mrs.

Bill Diane) Wilder and the late Gor don, dear brother of Don, Betty Maiors, ana jack, aiso surviveo by eleven grandchildren. Services Saturday 9:15 at Voran Funeral Home. Dearborn Chape 23701 Ford Rd. and 10 a.m. St.

Cunegunda. Mr. Lyons was a Member of Teamsters Local 4299. ne is sur- sister. sister-in-law Also leaves AMVETS Post 69 Service Friday fcvenmg.

Visltaflon MARDIROS grandsons RUBEN Born Sept. 3, 1906, died July 28, 1992. Dearest father of Ron Mardiros, former City Assessor of the City of Livonia, and Church, ot service KOdney uneresa; rwarairoi. Dear grandfather of Michael (Mary Lynn) Mardiros, Michelle (Mark) Strelcher, Martin Mardiros, David Mardiros and Renae Mardiros. Great grandfather of Stephen and Billy Strelcher.

Brother of George (Margaret) Mardiros. Family will receive friends at the Mardiros home on Schoolcraft In Livonia, Thursday and Friday. Family suggests memorials be made to the Livonia years. July 28, and of irandmother of Donald) and Donald Clarkston. motner ot Saturday 1 Funeral Nome Plymouth, p.m.

Baptist would be tot verna. John Sophie Saturday Lesney 13201 W. Saviour Church of Kalina Thursday 5-9 ROSENTHAL EDNA Detroit. Dear (Richard) (Fred) Tollefson. Adele at neral Home, Detroit, In state at RUHLMAN wr at her home.

daughters 133 Funeral St. Marys In St. Marys Immel will may call at Home, 18 a Koao, wosse roime wooas Mass 10 a.m. Our 8425 Beech Daly, betw. BESSETTE rows, Farmington.

EDWARD J. Beloved husband of ly aepuicnre. Geraldine. Dear father ot Mrs. Phiilio (Sandra) Bowe.

Mrs. Wil HARVEY liam (Mary Jo) Weinert, Edward and James Bessette. Grandfather of Kristyn, David, John and Katie. Brother of Sylvia Pearson, Jeanette Hill, Laurent and Marc Bessette. Funeral Saturday 9:45 a.m.

at the A.H. Peters Funeral Home, 20705 Mack at Vernier Road, Grosse Pointe Woods and 10:30 a.m. St. Jude Church. Rosary Friday 7 p.m.

Visitation 5-9 EDWARD N. (Pat) July 29, 1992 at his home lengthy illness. Born 1924 In Detroit, Ml, he Florida for 22 years his beloved country auring wona war ii. Harvey of Jacksonville, sons, Patrick Harvey Park, Daniel Harvey Ladv July 29, age 63, of mother of Lenore Fekete and Carolyn Survived bv one Passed away after a March 21, had lived In and served as a pilot RICHARD ALLEN Aae 52 Of Pru- denville, formerlv of Madison Heignis. juiy mi.

r-ainer ot Donald. Madison Hats; six sisters; three brothers. Funeral service 1:00 P.M. Friday at the W.L. Case and Co.

201 N. Miller Sagi Devlin and one Edna Johnson. four grandchildren, naw. Visitation P.M. Thursday.

Memorial Munson Memorial Hospital, ICU unit, Traverse City. the Martenson Fu FL, three of Allen of Trenton. Ml and Michael Harvey of 1725 Lawndaie, Thursday 5-9, Friday 12-9. St. SfeDhen Lutheran p.m.

i nursaay ana rnoay. San Diego, CA; two BONO evin ana v-nnsiopner narvey ot Trenton. Ml. Private services will JOSEPH A. July 29.

Beloved husband of Violet. Dear father of Diane (Tony) Anzatdl, Michael (Dorll Bono and Chervl (John) De neid ai a later aa.e. memorials appreciated to The American Cancer Society or the Hospice of your choice. Arrangements by the Hardage-Glddens Funeral Home, Schmelsl. Son ot Lucia Bono.

Also survived by five grandchildren, one brother and two sisters. 1 15 HenancKS, jacKsonvuie, ri. WITZKE Saturday 9:30 until time BERNICE M. July 29. Beloved wife of Marvin.

Dear mother of Marvin (Mary Lou), Mrs. Gerald (Shirley) Seibert, Mrs. Michael (Linda) Hannan and the late William. 11 grandchildren, 11 great grandchildren. Sister of Earl and Jim Witt.

Family will receive friends at the Wm. Sullivan Son Funeral Home 8459 Hall Road (3 blks. E. of VanDyke), Utica, Thursday 4-9 p.m. and Friday noon-9 p.m.

In state at Trinity Lutheran Church, Utica Saturday 10 a.m. until time of service 11 a.m. lua.m. I ni A1A lulu Survived by seven and two sons, 82 great grandchildren. services 10 a.m.

Friday Catholic Church. Burial Cemetery. Fr. Bill be officiating. Friends the Blackburn Funeral p.m.

Thursday, time of service Funeral services Saturday from The S.K. SchultL a Trust 100 Funeral Home, 21705 Gratiot at 84 Mile Rd. (775-2200). Visitation HOLLERBACH, RAYMOND E. 72 mursoay alter 6 p.m.

iw. beiovea nusoana Dear father of grandchildren, until oi Audrey. Michael (Janice), Mrs. Ken (Susan) Kirchner, Mrs. Mark (Lisa) Stelner, Mrs.

Steve COLE or nor-ert Irene Kerri LOTTIE July 27, 1992, Nash ville, formerlv of Plymouth Linda) Hoenstra, (Lynne) and Martin Loving wife of Leonard; dear mother of Martha Middleton, Craig and David; sister of Albert White, Josephine Reid, Georgia Dailey, Ginny Frew and Grace Owens; also survived by seven grandchildren. Service Friday 1 p.m. from Vermeulon Funeral iranacnuoren. oroiner Hollerbach and gan. Memorial Mass p.m.

at St. Paul Catholic 157 Lakeshore, Grosse Farms. Contributions American Cancer by The Funeral cnurcn. WLODARCZYK JOZEF W. July 28.

Beloved husband of Marlanna. Dear brother of Janka Salata and Emily Slusar-czyk, also brothers and sisters In Poland. Services Saturday 9 a.m. from Krot Funeral Home 2687 Canlff (4 blks. E.

of the 175 X-way) to Transfiguration Church at 9:30 a.m. Rosary Friday 6:30 p.m. Viewing Thursday 5-9 Dear aunt of Janet W. Ul.it.nil U.rrit great aunf of eight greai oum ui n. by Dearborn Cha Michigan Avenue.

Thursday 7 Church, Pointe to The Society. Arrangements Vtrheydtn Home, 881-8500. i nomas (Cherl). 15 Heart Fund. Arrangements by the Hoeiy-r urowsm runtrai Home Friday attne MARSH ROBERT C.

Suddenly. Julv 26. Loving husband of Anna; dear father of Denlse (David) Bernar-di and Robert (Mary); dear E. Lewis. granatamer ot Mepnen ano Emily; dear brother of Agnes rurvu, (vkiubi dcolii, r.mrs AAatthew and Helen David Home, M1-IH0 son.

Funeral Saturday 8:45 a.m. at Vermeulen Funeral Home, 46401 Ann Arbor Plymouth (3'i miles W. of 1-275), 9:30 a.m. at St. Theodore Catholic Church.

West-land. Rosary Friday 7:30 p.m. SAUNDERS 8 30 a.m. SANDBERG JUDITH A. n.

Dear ana aear greai Arrangements 22S4o DORIS Age Doris Ann noma, iui Ann Aroor Plymouth miles W. of 1-275), visitation p.m. ana rriaay noon mi r. WOLANIN HORTICK LOUIS Husband of Irene Hortlck. Dear father of Harvey (Marilyn) Hortick.

Grandfather of Deborah, Frederick and Martin. Brother of Anna Chaben, Diana Siegel, Bessie Meyers and Frieda (Jack) Henner. Services 2 45 Thursday 88. Loving mother of Lulbrand, Nancy Saun FELIKSA Beloved wife of the late Jacob, dear mother of Zofia (Ed ward) Brudzinski, dear grand- Lioyo w. l.

aaunoers, nf James Gardner grandchildren, eight great Servlcesprlday 11 Thomson-Weise Funeral DICKERSON MARY E. July 28, 1992. Beloved wife ot the fate Roy T. Dear morner oi Joyce vena. irana-mother of Brandon and Katie.

Sister of Miss Wllma Dorman. bister-in-iaw ot Mary Truftt. also survived bv one aunt and several afternoon at the Ira Chapel. Interment cousins, visiting Friday 2 30-9 kui runtjrai noma zoijj jfner-son, St. Clair Shores.

Funeral and burial Monday, Laurel, Delaware. Jefferson Chapter 419 O.E service Friday 8 p.m. Expressions of sympathy to Keith Bovenschene School in Warren IWREY DAVID Beloved husband late Ida Iwrey. Dear Aivin (ueDDiej, and the late Father-in-law of Clover motner ot Konaia iLinaa; woian-in, Barbara (Fred) Wisnowski and Elaine (Nick) Ruggero. Also six great grandchildren.

Reposing at Leo T. Soboclnskl Funeral Home 22121 Kellv (between far Alien rara Thursday J-9 p.m. Inter Chapel Cemetery. of the father of 8-V Mile) Eastpolnte until 9:30 a.m. saiuraay to ai.

Angela Church 10 a.m. Burial Resurrection Cemetery. Rosary Friday I p.m. Visitation Thursday 3-v p.m. and Friday Noon-9 p.m.

(Aae 9S). Beloved hus Seymour oon-dra) Sol Iwrey. Sylvia Iwrey. Grandfather of Leslie (John) Ga-lavan, Karen, Robert (Leslie), Cheryl and Howard (Carolyn) Iwrey. Great grandfather of Hillary and Rebecca Galavan, Benla- Bibina, dear father of and Joanna Nannini of tlx.

area! orand wouio oe appreciated. FALAT JOHN July 2t, age M. Beloved husband of the late Julia. Dear father of Jerry (Ann) and Joan Kailmierczuk. Grandfather of seven.

Great-arandfather of nine nine. Visiting Thursday Scriptures Thursday :30 ZORN NORMAN H. Age 87. July 28, Of Howell, formerly of Rochester. Dear father of Mary Ann Re-neaud and James H.

Zorn. Also nine grandchildren and 15 a.m. rriooy, min and Daniel Iwrey. Brother of the late Hymen and Louis Iwrey. Services 3:30 Thursday afternoon at MachDelah Cemetery.

Ar ivp rwiim nuinv, Daly (betw. 6-7 Mile). a.m. St. Agatha.

Interment Sepulchre visitation inursaay j-y p.m., r-n-day 1-9 p.m. Kaufman Hill MC EACHEN DORIS Age 92, July 26. Beloved maipri hv lovino husband Freder tiiiir ot ci net am in. rrvuc ick. Beiovea momer oi we mie Frederick Duncan McEachen.

Visitation Saturday 9 a.m. until time of service 11 a.m. Wm. Sullivan A Son Funeral Home, 705 W. 11 Mile Road (4 blks.

E. of Woodward) Royal Oak. Interment band of woooiawn cemetery. MERRELL DORIS Aae 68. Julv 29, 1992.

Beloved wife of Richard. Dear Kaufman mother of Sharon wneeier, us via, Dl.k.. I I. Dauir flrmnA. mother of (fhrlstopher, Heather, Logan, Laura, Katie ana Micnaei, sitter of Donald.

Memorial ser Beloved Dearest vice Friday July 31, 1992. 5 p.m. at the Harry J. Will Trust 100 Funer- SMITH Ricnarason, ai nome, juw six nm. Livonia, MRAULAK BARBARA I.

Age 64, July 28, 1992 of Lincoln Park, beloved wife of Joseph, dearest mother of Tom Gwen), Jodl (Bill) Spurr and friend with Funeral Home L)an (UeDDiej, loving granomoin- a.m., to I) 107B3 Jessica and Lynsey. Also survived by one brother Earl. Funeral Melissa uncle of brother Kenny July 23. Services from the Marten ion funeral Home 10915 Allen (cor nmr Cntidnrti) Hturdnv 10 a.m.. Cemetery, Visitation Thursday 6 to Friday margie I to v.

iniermem uien eaen, menuier, ders and nr titter Five grandchildren. a m. at Homo, 7zlo Visiting ment White SESANARIO ALBERT Anthony r.mniltather father of 3-9 p.m. p.m. rrayers manes ic, 18425 Beech Mass 9:30 Holy THOMAS I.

July 21. of Margie; father or dearest ano vaierie dearest to i im amirn. Jeff. Scott. and to and uraoi-gr snacntiaren.

rreceueu by Brothers-Glen and Arnold. Visitation 4 to 9 p.m. and Funeral Services 7 p.m. Friday at Mac-Donald's Funeral Home, 315 N. Michigan Howell.

Brother of Mary, Helen, Julia and Michael, Prayers at the Manns-Ferguson Funeral Home 17000 Mlddlebelt (S. of 4 Mile) Saturday 10:30. Mass at Sacred Heart Byzantine Catholic Church 11 a.m. Visitation Thursday and Friday 2-4 and 6-9. Parastas service Thursday 7:30.

rangements by the una pei. aov-wu KUNKOSKY LUKE July 27, 1992. husband of Bernice. brother ot Gladys Marie nicnois Ira Age 48. Died suddenly Loving and dear husband loving and dearest Christopher and Amanda; step-father of Allen aiso survived by many nieces and nephews.

Family reauests contribu Card of Thank and Prayer son ot jane uove; loving uncle and best tions to the Ann Abor Hospice. Mr unkosky was an Honorary Member of the K. of C. Funeral a special relationship THANK YOU HOLY MOTHER FOR FAVOR RECEIVED V.O. aiso uncie ot i ina, Lorl.

Jeff Babat. Glrrbach-Krasun (River Rouoe Chaoe Jefferson, Friday 10:30 GILKERSON RUTH ANNE (Barringtr) Age 81. Beloved wife of the late James Thomas Gilkerson. Loving mother of Thomas and Joseph Gilkerson. Funeral service Friday, 2:30 p.m.

at the Spider Spltler Chapel Edward Kerkoian Funeral Home 836 N. Main, Royal Oak. (541-4800). Interment Oakvlew Cemetery. Visitation Thursday 1 to 4 p.m.

and 6 to 9 p.m. uur Laoy ot Louroei a.m. Wntc Servlra Thuririav 7:30 O.m dearest Eric; great Ashley and Jessica; dear Janice, Dave, Patty, Gail. Cremated on Please send memorials to smiin, rcouie ox tvou, umanoma iim, Interment St. Anthony nnanceioma, rvti.

sniurooy 1 1 a.m. Visitation Wef.esday and Thursday 2-5 p.m. and 7-9 p.m..