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43 DETROIT FREE PRESSThijSSAV. FE5. 7, 19S5 Death Notices KOLODZIEJ JSvbv to flies? State park plans to use more snazzy new traps this year SONNENBERG EDWARD (Retired from De irA.i i-in, npnt and Huron-Clin funerals Today ORIGINAL SINCE 1981 STRIP OH! GRAM Metro Harley Mama Leather Lace! Executives The Nurse Surgeon The Police many more. WEST SIDE 352-6424 EAST SIDE 949-4390 WE STRIP ANYWHERE! SOPHIA, Feb A. Beloved wife Andrew dear sister of Sta idu nauuiHnuKi and Mrs.

Mai ton Melro Authority) Beloved husband of Alice; dear -father of Bardha, Bule. Services 1 Tnnmas Funeral Friday at tmm the vasu. Hodaers Lon a m. from Leo J. Miller Funeral Donald ana uaie; and 11 oreaf-orand nell Funeral Home.

Home, 9222 Jos Campau, to St children; brother of Arthur and! Fiorian Church at 10 EntomD KOSe hUnerai ipm runy a- Rillman. Kathprine Sprvirps 1 men' Mt Ulivet scripture ei ice Thursday p.m. m. at ine vernevaen runerai Home tne A.H. Peters Funeral Home, 20705 Mack Ave.

at Vernier lYmlTOAS- KREMKOW Brackett. Josephine. Servicp 1 EVELYN, Feb. 5, Dear wife of me late Henrv: dear sister of DWYER NELL, ot B'oomfieid Hiifs, Feb 5. age 81.

Dear wife of me late Thomas J7 dear mother and mother-in-iaw of Joanne and Dick Lesner, Tom and Sanov Dwyer. Linda and Don McCui-toch, Janet and Mike Murie dear grandmother of 13 including Peggv Bloomstrand, Bill, Jim and Lvnn Lesner; dear great-grandmother of five, dear sister of Mrs. Peg MuNaiv, Leonard and Nick Winter of Caiif and Bill Winter of Newfoundland. Mrs. Dwyer was a member of Heart of the Lake Seniors and the Dawn Coflee Club.

Funeral from Godhardt-Tomlinson Funeral Home, 2904 Orchard Lake Road. Keego Harbor, ri. 30 a m. Mass Our Lady ot Refuge Church 10 a m. Interment Holy Seoulchre Cemetery.

Rosary service Thurs, 7:30 p.m. Suggested visiling hours 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. 6 at the John N. Sanleiu Son 5. Wife of the late Hubert dear mother of Lloyd Karcnefski and Mildred runerai Home.

Sauder and Mark Karcne'SK Cain, James. Services 10 a.m. at and Joyce Losta; surviveu i manu nierpt And PPOheWS. Mrs Harold (Sharon) anaiski and Mrs. James (Donna) McCue; grandmother of Susan neraf Saturday 8:45 a.m.

from me Lesnev Son Funeral me Lime iisiers ot me poor Arrangements by the Perry Funeral Home. andMicnaei i anaism, inreei iprt and twn hrothers a so sur Department of Natural Resources. "When they move in there, it really drives the tourists out of the area," he said Wednesday. PARK MANAGER Bob Vanderwall said he has found references to the "nasty little critters" dating back 100 years in Ontonagon County. A Michigan State University study several years ago determined that pesticide spraying over the park would be impractical and ineffec- Home, 13201 W.

Warren, Dear SILVER CITY (AP) Porcupine Mountain State Park officials are using a high-tech variation of flypaper to bite back at the swarms of stable flies that nibble on summer campers. As many as 40,000 stable flies, a ferocious variety resembling house-flies, met their doom last summer in traps being tested at the Upper Peninsula park. "It probably is one of the worst locations for stable flies" in Michigan's state park system, said Jack Butter-field, chief of the parks division of the yive. (runerai tvaay born, to St. Sebastian Lnurcn Pnarv Friday 7:30 P.

Dawson. Frieda E. Services 11 from IUU J. iviuiui iumiw, am Ray J. Kaul Funeral Home riioii PHpn rpmeterv.

Member Home, 9222 Jos Campau. Inter ESTABLISHED 1981 ENTERTAINING ONE MAKING YOU Jl MAKES US 1 STRIPPING TELEGRAMS 534-6863 of St. Sebastian Altar society ment, Forest Lawn, Dueweke, Marcella. Services 10 30 a.m. at the Win.

Sullivan THOMSON Son Funeral Home. KUBIAK MARY, see Cholyway, vieve notice Gene FORBES KENNETH A. Died February 3, 1985, Wilton, CT. Husband of Fortuna, Ronald. Services 10:30 JAMES BARRON, Feb 6 Dear tive, largely because the flies are migratory.

The study speculated that the flies travel up to 100 miles every summer from Wisconsin dairy farms and that they arrive in time to breed at Porcupine Mountain in late June through mid-August. "We Jived with that for a while," Vanderwall said, until the flies were so bad in the summer of 1982 that park officials estimate up to 150,000 tourists stayed away. THE PROBLEM prompted Jack Parker, a local mining consultant and engineer, to devise the fly traps, which were tested in the park's 20-acre main camping and picnic area. The traps are small fiberglass cylinders that reflect ultraviolet which attracts the flies. Once the flies get in the trap, they are snared by a sticky, rubbery material sprayed husband ot Mary; tamer Margaret and Charles; grand' a at the Ford Funeral Home, to St.

Clement Church at 1 1. LIDDELL ccpn PapH away Feb. father of Alvn. James. Mary JUOlin t.

Vdiii-aiiuci of Derek, Ryan and Ross; son of Angus and Jessie Thomson; brother of Catherine, Herman LaHabra of Margaret Golcar, Leo. Services 9:15 a from Lynch Sons Funeral ana Christopher; great-grana father of Jennifer, Kellv, Danie and Charles Service at McFar Beloved husband of Rosetla dear father of Don and Jack Jackie Soilwold, Pat McGlone nrandrhiidrpn. nine great- Home. Phelps, Detroit, John homson Southfieid. Memorial service a trtrt Qirppt Prpshvterian land Foss Funeral Home.

5401 n.nrh;iH,on nna hrnthPf and Schaefer, Dearborn, Saturday Grant, Ben. Services 12:30 p.m. three sisters. Funeral al Forshie Church, 631 Fort Detroit obituaries II a.m. at neorew Memorial cnapei.

Funeral Home, Haie wicnigai on Sat, Feb. 16, 1y031p.rn.1v1c-rrwia in Kenneth A. Thomson 1 p.m. Thursday i-eoruary FUHRMAN God bless our tatner Harrower, Thomas. Memorial Memorial Fund CO Wilton Presbvlerian Church, 48 New ELVA E.

February 6. 1985. Aoe 86 of Southfieid. Wife of the late MATTINGLY Canaan Rd, Wilton, CT 0689 FANTASY UNLIMITED DETROIT AREA'S FINEST MALE FEMALE Strip Teasing Entertainers Anytime-Anywhere 774-9330 in New York. Beloved Alexanoer; mother ot Robert and Eloise Schmidt; aiso seven grand- and three great- grand VatiVURST services 2 p.m.

at the Sawyer-Fuller Funeral Home. Hausch, Richard. Memorial services 1 p.m. at Christian Memorial Cultural Center. Arrangements bv the wm.

R. Po- husband ot Alberta; oear Drom pr of Kurt! and Mrs. Virgmii MARION Feb. 5. Wife of the children; sisler of Lola Brown and James, Funeral service at Miller, also survived by three Leo J.

Golcar, ex-auto dealer, was 'generous with everybody' ate Mannus; muiner ui im, OEM and Sr Mar vasu. Rodoers Conned Fu neohews. Memorials io me ue irrtit Pr-pct rinh preferred. Fur tere Funeral Home. anne VanVurst, cousin of neral Home, 4375 N.

Woodward Ihpr information to follow. oetw u-14 Mite), Saturday Lenore Hayes, visnanpn win. ArrannomonK hv fhp Dparborn 1 00 a m. Friends mav visit t-n Suilivan Son Funeral Home, Koch, Wilson E. Services 130 day 1100 a p.m.

Buria Chapel ot Howe-retersun om at me Moore Memorial 705 W. II Mile (4 oiks t. Woodward), Roval Oak, Frida i-Onm Ma nf Christian bun neral Home, 561-iiiw Roseland Park. Memorials to the Grace Lutheran Church, 25630 Grand River. Detroil Chapel, Ypsilanti.

LeFevre, Mildred Services 9 30 a from the Weitenberner Fu al. St. Anthony ChapeL Dun MEANS JIMMY DANCE STRIP TEASING "It worked very well for us last 48240. JOHN T. Feb 3, 1985.

Services Scolus College, 10 a.m. Family-suggests memorials lo Cloister Former auto dealer Leo J. Golcar had a long history of service in the car business. In 1924, as a young man, he came to the Detroit area and worked as sat. f-PO y.

2 noon at ine ivu GERSTNER Carmelite Monastery, A'u other daughters, Marilynn English and Jayne Smithers; a brother; a sister, and six grandchildren. Burial will be in Grand Lawn Cemetery, Detroit. Olivet East Baptist Church 1UJ7 Kerrhpval Family hOUf year, Vanderwall said. "We had about a dozen traps out in our campground, East Marianne VanVurst, 7171 FRANCIS age 76. Beloved neral Home, to Assumption Grotto Church at 10.

Marx, Olga. Services 10 a m. at SI. Clemenl Ohridski Calhedrel. Ohio 45237 lawn Cincinnati MELLO GRAM POPULAR COSTUMES Fri, Feb 8, at James H.

Cole hushanri nf Marv. ovino father Funeral Home, W.Grand Blvd and these traps would become com WAVRICK B-ypm. For into, bh-uooj a mechanic at a Buick dealership on ot Mary Lou Mignacco, tnza-beth Girt and Francis Gerstner, dear brother of Jane Kemper Arrangements bv the Fairlane Funeral Home. pletely black with flies in a matter of a ANYTIME ANYWHERE ANY OCCASION SAME DAY Rita Sherman. James.

Thomas MOODY Lin wood. Eight years JOHN E. Sr. Beloved husband of Jane, dearest father of John E. Jr.

and James grandfather couple of days. deaths elsewhere and Robert; ten grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Services Friday at the of Catherine uxiorg, 3usan CLARENCE J. Sr. Feb.

6, age 78, of Alien Park. Dearest husband of Victoria; loving father of tAinrhpopr. Flizabelh Brown Free T-Shirt Mello Gram 773-1861 ENTERTAINERS WANTED He estimated 30,000 to 40,000 flies Meyers, Daniel. Services 9:30 a at the L.J. GriHin Funeral Home, to St.

Robert Bellarmine Church at 10. O'Brien, Leona. Service 1 1 a.m. Carolyn, John III, Christine, Sandra Ann lane I vnn and Ju Clarence Jr. and Gerald L.

Moody and Mrs. Kermit Thon Funeral Home, 2760 Bid-dle, Wyandotte, and 11 a.m. at St. Patrick Church. Interment were trapped last year.

Plans for this MFMORY LOSS PROGRAM lie Ann; great-grandfather of Diane Collins; steptamer ot A nnvpl drug is'Drespntlv bpina ,4, he Ross B. Northrop a ion Michigan Memorial Park Thomas Soboczvnski and Mrs evaluated ai Ihe Lafayette Clin I ayior Aiexanaer. visniny rn dai7-Onm aitheHalevFuner Funeral Home. summer call for twice as many traps. Vanderwall has something of a per Edward (Christine) Meyers, Hpar hrothpr nf Vplma Arsen- ic tor ne treatment ot A t- al Hnme.

94525 Northwestern GIBBONS ault: 21 grandchildren and five! Hwy. ILOdge A-way service Pranfje, Milton. Services 1 p.m later, he and a partner Carson Buick in Highland Park. Described as a helpful, beautiful man, Mr. Golcar was "generous with everybody," said his daughter Patricia EILEEN M.

February 6, 1985, Wife nf thelale Bernard: dear sonal stake in the success of the trap heimer's disease andor multi-infarct dementia, a disor der secondary to repeated strokes. Those individuals who ai the uiener t-unerai Home. of 10 Mi, Forturtner information olpase Call 356-4800. sreal-grandcnildren also sur vivp Mr Mnoriv was past presi mother of Bernard, Eileen experiments. Recalling that fly Contributions to ihe Heart Fund Hpnt of Craftsman Credit Union Reisio.

Ethel Services 11:30 a Miller, and the lale Ann Doran, 13 grandchildren 5 great- ualitv will be treated at no cost, ill persons entered into the Cadillac Local 22, a member of would oe appreciated. Ira Kaufman Chapel to Adat Grandchildren Funeral from snaiom. WELCH O'Brien ChapelTed C. Sullivan plagued summer of 1982, he said: "My parents came up that year and stayed for one day. And I haven't seen them Pulaski Civic Club and Good Shepherd Senior Club, Scripture service Fridav, Feb.

8, at 3 p.m. Prayers Saturday Feb. 9, 9:30 a m. al Ihe J.L. Peters Funeral trnua A.

Beloved wife of Rice, Edith. Services 11 a.m. at study will receive a full medical, neurological and psychiatric evaluation. For details, contact Mary Russell, R.N., Geriatric Study Treatmenl Program, 313-256-9542 weekdays, 1 Charles; dear mother of James mi. caivarv Baptist Lnurcn Funeral Home, 4I5S5 orana River, Novi.

Saturday morning 10:30, and St. Michael Church (Soufhfield) at 11:30. Scripture and Mrs. Dolores Kavganicn Arrangements bv the Fritz Fu Home, 3B80 Fort, Lincoln park since. nerai Home.

(y28-65U0), tpiiowea oy lua.m also survived bv six granoenn dren and two great-grandchil drpn Funpral 11 a m. Fridav a sei vice ri tuciy PARTICIPANTS WANTED mass at Lnrist ine uooa oneu hprd fathniir Church. Inter Scott, Verdon. Services 11 a m. the Dearborn Chapel of the GIBBONS ment Michigan Memorial Park at Asniey scon Funeral Home THOMAS M.

Age 50. Beloved Howe-Peterson Funeral Home, J254n Michigan Ave. Memorial NEAL Ages 18-70. Need residents of the City of Detroit and Ihe following counties: Lapeer, Livingston, Macomb. Oakland, St.

Clair and Wayne, tor a decisionmaking study on Feb. 15, 16. 17 Shuttleworth. Billy. Services contributions mav be made lo BARBARA E.

Beloved wife of a.m. at St. Paul united Trinity St. Mark cnurcn, w. tamer ot John.

David, and vick McCoy; dear brother of Auslin, Michael, and the late Marv, many nephews and nieces Prayers Saturday 10 00 a Methodist Church Arrange the late Kenneth: dear mother of Fort 8, woodmere, Detroit menis Pixley Memorial Chapel Robert snawe ano Lawrence, to. evening omy uu me 13111 aih Need only to read and Npa thrpp arandrni dren; sis WESSELS Charles R. Step Funeral Home, 18425 Beech Daly. (bewt. 6-7 ter of TJan Donald.

Funeral 11 Sloan, Robert C. Services 10:30 GENEVIEVE. Feb. 4, 1985. mile).

Mass Our Lady a.m. at cnurcn ot st. i-aDian a.m. Friday al A.H. Peters Fu neral Home Mark Ave Wife of Ihe lale Daniel Roy WpsspIs: mnthpr of Robert write.

Your reward: an interesting experience and $300. Call Feb. 3-10, blwn. 12 noon-8 p.m. Phone Ms.

Selzer or Vilmain al 313 941-8536 or 313941-8544 Arrangements by Heeney ot Loretio. interment hoiv sep-ulchre. Rosary Friday 7:30 m. nue al Vernier Grosse sunaquisi i-unerai Home. Wessel, grandmother of Pointe woods.

Mrs. uaie t. jonnson wnce Dr Char ps wessels. Mrs. GOLDEN Speerschneider, Mary Lou.

Fu neral 1 P.m. from Christ Luther James Hadley Chase, age 79, British novel author James Hadley Chase, 79, a widely read mystery writer. He was born in London as Rene Brabazon Raymond and wrote more than a 100 books, including: "No Orchids for Miss Blandish," "Bury Me Dead," "Things Men Do" and "More Deadly Than the Male." About thirty of his books were turned into movies. Late in his literary career, which began before World War II, Chase turned to spy novels, whose hero was a fictitious CIA agent named Mark Guirland. The books were translated into many languages.

Some of them were published under other pen names, including James L. Docherty, Ambrose Grant, and Raymond Marshall. Died in Corseaux, Switzerland. Charles Norman Barnum, 83, a retired Navy captain who designed the landing craft used by troops during the D-Day landings. The craft he designed was the LCT, or Landing Craft, Tank.

A Milwaukee native, he was a member of the Naval War College from 1951 to 1954 and worked for the Bell System before retiring in 1963. Barnum also wrote a technical glossary of submarine and shipbuilding terms. Died in Charlotte, N.C. NOWAK-(NOVAK) Theodore Soaulding, (Patrica) an church, Miitord. CAROLINE died Feb.

3. Sur vivpri hv hnshand James. Fu John B. Wessels; area! grand ANTHONY J. Husband of the mother of Emily and Marcie ate Theresa; dear tatner ot An neral services Will Funeral ii i.

Johnson and Hiinarv wesseis. Stringer, William. Services 2:00 Pallis Chapel, Roberts JUST TEAS'IN STRIPPING MESSENGERS PRESENTS Male S. Female COSTUMED ACTS Home, 14711 Harbard Ave. Cleveland, Ohio 44128, Satur Funera service ai Ben cnapei mond (Terry), Mrs.

Ronald Brothers, Inc. Funeral Home. wm. k. Hamilton vat (Rosemary) Nowicki ano Mrs day, February 9, 10 a.m.

Thomas (Eleanore) Reesman Birmingham Maple Leo J. Golcar Lunsford. Services for Mr. Golcar will be at 9:15 a.m. today at Lynch Sons Funeral Home, 1368 N.

Crooks Road, Clawson, followed by a 10 a.m. mass at St. Regis Catholic Church, Lincoln Drive and Lahser, Birmingham. Mr. Golcar, 79, of Birmingham, died Sunday at William Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak.

Mr. Golcar, born in Elkland, had lived in Birmingham since 1939. He was president and owner of Steel Products a tool-and-die shop in Dearborn. He also had owned Carson Buick in Highland Park for 25 years and had owned Bluewater Dodge in Port Huron for 12 years. He was "quite a hunter and fisherman," his daughter said.

He was a member of the Oakland Hills Country Club, and the Huron River Hunting and Fishing Club. Besides Patricia Lunsford, survivors include his wife, Charlotte; two dear friend of William Oakley Thurs. 11 am Sucharskl, Cassie. Services 9:30 GRANT live grandchildren and two am. rrom ine voran runerai Ads incl.

Champagne Garter BEN. Beloved father ot Ted and ZAREMBA 2 die in boat sinking CHERBOURG, France (AP) A Jersey-based fishing boat, Tracy's Dawn, sank in the English Channel off the French coast Wednesday, and Keith Crocker, 35, and Raymond Ward, 30, two of the three crew members, were killed, the French Channel rescue center said. The center said Michael Andrew Taylor, 40, skipper of the three-man crew sent a distress message after the vessel, en route to Channel Island from Cherbourg, developed engine trouble and was swept onto coastal rocks and sank. A lifeboat and a French Maritime Affairs patrol boat went to its aid immediately but could not rescue Crocker and Ward, who reportedly were trapped aboard while sleeping. Their bodies were taken to Cherbourg.

Home i Alien Park cnapei) to St, great-grandchildren also sur vivp Rpnnsing at the Leo T. So Mary Magdalen Church at 10. me late Jav I. Grant; six grand children, six orpat-oranrichil JOHN T. SR.

73, retired building bocinski Funeral Home. 22121 SPECIALS $45 up 522-5554 dren. Services thurs. 12 30 m. KellvRd.

(belw. until engineer, died Jan. 23, 1985 at Boswell Memorial Hospital, Sun City, Ariz. Mr. Zaremba, of at Hebrew Memorial Chapel 9 a.m.

Saturday, lo SI. Hyacinth at jwtiii. jci hcj fi a. mi. at me D.S.

Temrowski Funeral Church 10 a.m. Bunai Mt. uu Home, warren. Phoenix, was oorn in uoessa, GREENE vet. Prayers Fridav p.m Jkraine, and moved io Arizona 5 vears ago from Detroit, KATHLEEN.

Dear wife of Trump, Jane. Funeral 11:30 PAUWELS Clyde; mother of Joan Rhodes, a Norm Parma inited Mpth Mich. Survivors include his wile. Julia daughter Judith MARIE Feb 5, wife of Ihe Clyde, ueora Cisneros ano ua vid Moore, leaves six orandchil odist Church. Arrangements bv C.

Vetula; sont John T. Jr. and four grandchildren. Services me i loo-wmiams Funeral Cha lale August; mother ot Mrs. Herbert (Mary) Worth and THINNER EYEGLASSES 45 THINNER THAN PLASTIC LENSES IMPERIAL OPTICAL 1-519-253-1913 25 Premium US Currency peis, inc.

were held al Mercer Mortuary in Phoenix on Jan. 25. 1985. A Mrs. Gordon (Clara) Tonev, sister of Mrs.

Martha DeFoor, dren. Funeral services Friday 1 p.m Charles R. Step Funeral Home, 18425 Beech Daly (bet. 6-7 Mile). Interment Parkview Memorial.

Contributions to Ihe Diabetes Association Twardzicki, John. Services 12 memorial mass will be held in seven grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Privale noon at.saiewski Funeral Home Michigan on April 2J, IVB5. to si. Linus Church at 12:30.

funeral services will be held al Ihe Verhevden Funeral Home, appreciated 2 Funeral Directors Uinn Mark at Outer Drive Wessels, Genevieve. Services Pravers Thurs. evening at 8:30. GRINNELL am hpi nnnp wm. Funeral Directors Free Press Deadlines fnr Dlacino Death Notices state I nursdav trom CONTEMPLATING ABORTION? namiiion Birmingham.

MARGUERITE age 78. Died Feb. 3 alter a brief illness, in PETZ 1 Death Notices Publication Deadline Sunday .....4:15 Saturday Sarasota, ua. She was a summer resident of Torch Lake, Michigan. Mother of Mrs.

Don FLORENCE of Detroit, age Monday 3:45 Sunday ALCANTAR Feb. 5. Dear sister ot fc lea- A woman's right to choose, financial assistance, pre-preg-nancy tests. No appointment needed. 26711 Southfieid Lalhrup Village, Suite 101.

Tuesday ivionaay 5:50 Tuesday BERNARDO (Barney). Dear ald R. Borgeson (Cecile Ann), Mrs. Robert C. Charlton (Mary Ellen) Elmer W.

Grinnell, II and the late Mrs. James A. Porter Charles and torn also survived by three grandnieces brother ot Mrs. Isabel Chavez Thursday 5:50 Wednesday and Louis; also survived by 559-7440 and tive grandnepnews. Funer Friday inursoay Saturday 5:50 Fridav Alice); sister ot Henry s.

wii many nieces and nephews. Services Friday 9:30 a.m. al the ams; nine grandchildren; nine al services iu a.m. t-naav Keehn Funeral Home, 706 Main, Brighton (229-9871), to St uon eraham Funeral Home, 222-6813 great-grandchildren. Memorial UUb June ion Ave a isher service at the First PresDyten- 3n Thurrh lAOA, Mania DH Wav, to SI.

Anne Church 10 a.m. ranicus vnurcn, oriyiiiun 10 .30 a Interment Mt. Olive VALENTINE EALLOON BOUQUETS ZEITER NOVELTY xosary inursday p.m. Tolljree 1-800-572-3670 Cemetery, Detroit. Rosary 7: Birmingham, Saturday, Feb.

4 at 10 a.m. Memorials mav be BARDHA m. Thursday. 3 Florists Southgale 13060 Eureka made to upper orcn Lake Association. Box 223.

East Port. BULE. February 5, 1985. Age 85 281-0710 PISCOPINK ot Birmingnam. Dear motner ot Ml 49627 or Ihe charily of your Clawson DENNIS Feb.

6, of Wayne FUNERAL FLOWERS DORCEY FLORIST 552-0040 choice. 21 W. 14 Mile 288-3812 13871 Gratiol an, umcim, mriii auu ni, Hso 12 grandchildren and five Husband of the lale Kathleen Detroit HABADA orotners. i-unerai service at ine Vasu. Rodoers Connell Fu 526-5077 4 tn Memoriam DELIVERY AVAILABLE ALBERT W.

Feb. 6. Dear hus neral Home, 4375 N. Woodward father of Matthew, Marv Schultz and Betty Ellison; son of the late Anthony (Tony) and Ihe lale Mary; brother of Mildred Henry, Lois Adams, Jane Missing vou band of the lale Virgil G. Ha-bada: dear father of Harold ibetw ij-i4Miie), mursdav m.

Friends mav visit Wednes In loving memory of our son and brother day 2-9 p.m. Burial Roseland Park. In memory of Bule Thomas, the late Betty Polk Jack and Eugene: eight orand ACT ONE STRIPPERS COSTUMED ACTS Mrs. Robert (Betty) Carle and Mrs. Donald (Charlotte) Walker; also leaves 4 grandchildren.

Services Sal. 1 1 a.m. at Ihe Ross Bardha the Bardha Salon, Bir children. Funeral Saturday 9:45 PAUL HENRY LEfc born Oct. 13, 1964, HIpH Cfih 7 lQfiJ mtngham, will be closed on a m.

Lents Funeral Home, 3456 Michigan Ave, Wayne. Mass 10 Thursday, February 7, 1V85. Paul, vou are sadly missed bv B. Northrop a son Funeral Home, 22401 Grand River, a.m. si.

Marys Lnurcn. scripture service Friday 7 p.m. Me BEAUPRE your mom dad, sisters, brothers, grandmother, other family IKeatoroi. Sid Sadie, Nurse Goodbody, Dr. Love, Touch of Class, 375 lb The Jilted Bride, also Belly Dancers, Balloon deliveries.

MC 292-8140 Visa monals requested to the HALL members friends. I hough it's been a year since vou went Hospice of S.E. Michigan EUGENE R. Beloved husband of Rulh. dear father of Glen, Gene Anne and Dale; four ALICE SNIDER, Feb 5.

Wife of William B. Sieomolher of Mrs. away, it seems to us like yesterday. Thanks for the memories orothers and three sisters. Memorial mass Saturday 10a at Richard (Barbara) Terepinand POGODDA SINGLES Running out of places to meet new people? We have a VIOLET A.

Age 74 of Ferndale. 5 Card of Thanks Mrs. Donald (Nancy) Bulton: sisler of Mr. Robert Snider, of Guardian Angel Church, Arrangements by the Sommers Syracuse. New York.

Memorial Funeral Home. Thanh lo Blessed Marv Beloved wife of Olto; dear mother of Sonia Hemoseed; sisler of Emil Miller. Funeral service Friday 2 m. al the BELL services al Ihe Grosse Poinie Memorial Church, 16 Lake-shore, Saturday, Feb. 16.

11:30 wav for you to meet other singles in a fun and casual atmosphere! Join us for our mixed singles bowling league. We're starling it oft with a "gel acquainted'. (Includes 3 free games, use of shoes a good fime). Nnn-hnwiers welcome. 8.

St. Theresa for favors granted. A S. RHIANNON MARIE. Beloved Spaulding Curtin Funeral a.m.

Memorials the Cancer daughter of Jerrv and Karen Home, Ferndale. Burial Roseland Park. Memorials to the Na dear aranddauah er of Gpnrap Loan Closet Foundation, 1009 Buckingham, Grosse Pointe Park. Michigan 48230 and the tional Foundation of Multiple Thanks lo St. Jude For Favors Granted JVM.

Coming us this week. Call Angie for details. 427-1804 sclerosis. and Lana Bell and Mark La-Belle. Funeral services Friday at 2:00 P.m.

from the Tavlor-Chanel of the Howe-Peterson Grosse Pointe Memorial Church loot 6omp fciglh3 i iir mmrmmmmn jtxtBSnw dMtMmhHW" Tititttititriiliii if I lilik f-' "Hit in PROF. SINGLES PARTY The Arts" 7 Cemetery Lots PRIBAK runerai Home, iusui s. lele graph Rd. HAZEN AMILY LOTS in Cadillar ARL, Feb. 6.

in Clearwater. ADELBERT G. (BERT). Be Memorial Gardens Wpsl S17- BONDY suaoen ue oved nus loved husb.ind of Leona; dear 629-8869 aft 7 pm or weekends band of Lola Versa and Ihe lale WALTER died Feb. 5.

Dear est nusband of Leta: dearest fa. father of Ralph, Mrs. Norman (Marilyn) Vohs, Mrs. Marvin Mrs. Karen Chavev.

Arrange- Live Jazz Enterlainmenl Wine Tasting Art Enrichment Hors D'oeurves Parkwesl Art Galleries 7:30 p.m., Thurs. Feb. 7. Phone reservations only. Call: 722-2222 or 855-6111 GLEN EDEN Single lot, $425.

ther of Vincent Bondy and Luise Call 547-1864 after 6PM Arienei scnune ana ine late 3aiil- 19 nranHf-hilHrnn Ihrac I'lcina mchuiiij, ai lire vaau, Rodoers Connell Funeral Home. For further information Woodmere-Single lot. $400. coles; survived bv tour grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Funeral Fridav tO a m.

Call 54V-O5U0. ail li 1-6486 alt. 6:30. greal-grandchiidren. funeral from the Rudy Funeral Home, 25650 Van Dyke, Fridav 9:30 to from the Lesney Son Funeral 8 Personals si.

Clement church 10 a.m. Home, U2UI w. warren, dearborn Viewino Thursday 3-9 RANUCCI Employed by Parke Davis for VINCENZO (Jim). Beloved HOFFMAN vvvvvvvvvv 4U years as a Chemist. husband of Ihe late Rose A.

(nee AL COSTELLO, The Original Fabulous Kangaroo, The Man of a 1000 1 holds, is now accepting applications for men who wish lo learn lo become professional wrestlers. Each every qualified applicant is. guaranteed a professional wrestling appearance. Call 584-3239 for information. ARTHUR, age 76, of Madison Heights.

Beloved husband of siena): dear tatner ot Sharon c. BURTON LET no vmceni J. (Nancy) Ra- HAROLD Feb. 4. in Boca Nellie; father ot Mrs.

Argil (Bet tv) Dennis, Mrs. Willard (Mar nucci; dear grandfather ot Ka ren and Vincent J. Ranucci III Ka on. Honda. Be oved hus an Whitselt.

Gerald and brother of Genoffe Pinzi (Italy) band of MabeUe, dear father of Marvin Hottman; 1 grandchildren: 12 areat-arandchildren EASTERN William G. and Richard H. Burton; dear stepfather of F.M iso surviveo dv several nieces nd nephews. Funeral service Funeral 1 p.m. Saturday at the riflav ri a frnm hp Ha pv Pete) Clements and Joyce cnumann.

also survived by 14 Kinsey-Garren Funsrai Home, 420 Lafayelte, Royal Oak. Interment Oakview Cemetery. grandchildren ano tour great Funeral Home, 24525 Northwestern Hwy. (Lodge X-way Service Drive, S. of 10 Mi.

Rd to a 10 am mass at St Rpdp't grandchildren. Memorial serv DR. FREDRIC WATTS, M.D. Renews his consultation for nervous disorders, glands, stress, anxiety, sexual disorders, depression, FRIGIDITY, IMPOTENCE. Individual group therapy available also for divorces.

Family therapy for alcoholics. 11885 E. 12 Mile Rd, Warren, Ml. 573-6200 Memorial service 7:30 p.m. Fri ce at kitk in ine hiiis ONION day by Royal Oak Chapter 167 340 w.

Lono Lake Kd. KA M. Church. Visiling Wednesday and. Thursday 2-9.

Scripture Bioomfieid Hills, Saf. 11 a.m. service i nursdav :jop.m.con- KASIKICH CAIN IAMCC raA Cnk lOOC uuiiun iu ine aaivanon Armv Ihe Michoian Cancer Society wouio oe appreciated. Age W. Born 1885 in Chevbogan; LOUIS.

Beloved husband of Jennie; dear father of Mrs. Steve (Jean) Devich and Louis grandfather of Mrs. Sharon THE NATION'S NUMBER ONE SINGING TELEGRAM COMPANY SEND A VALENTINE TO YOUR LOVED ONE cn oan. Dear rainpr ot pairi- Osier and Tom Devich; three RIZNER vuwi IIVIJ VI UV" VII, JO' I is, F. Ca Jr.

of Houston and great-grandchildren. Funeral RENT-A-KNIGHT In Shining Armor with a real white horse. Roses included. We'll ride up lo your home or office. Give a valentines memory that will last fore rer.

291-3195 vvvvvvvvv DOROTHY' B. Feb.6, Wife of Andrew, sister of Marie Borvan Fridav 1 a.m. from the John Kicnara r. Lain ot san jose, California. Funeral mass will be Thursday 10 a.m.

af the Little Sweetheart uoiri ftnlnn Orlich Funeral Home, 17950 of California and Mrs. Betty: and IntroducingCOACH CUPID sisters ot me Poor, 17550 South woodward. Burial, tvergreen. Member of Lodge 351 C.F.U. ravior ot California, Funeral a1 the Verheyden Funeral Home, field, Detroit.

Interment Holy ALSO hJOOMack a uu er Drive. Pri sepulchre ceme'ery. Arrangements by Perry Funeral Home. KIMBALL I. Pomen service ihurseve- ripoina Macho Ms Onion no at 7.

Retired Detroit Public DOROTHY, Feb 5. Beloved wife of the ate Ed. Services reei, tripping Doctor scnooi leacner. CECCARELLI NAZZARENO. Beloved hi is Nurses 8, Exec Saturday 10 00 a.m.

al the Ross Any individual thai 1, has used a Money Teller Card Machine al Ihe location of 9735 HarperGratiot, Detroit, betwn Sept. '84 lo present dale. Please contact Mr. Davis. 925-2803-8am-7pm B.

Northrop Son Funeral GUARANTEED QUALITY band of Elsie, dearest father of Vivian: father-in-law of Jerrv ROSS Home, 22401 wand Kiver (Redford). Interment 1 p.m. AGNES LELLAH, Feb 6. Wife Nviand; grandfather ot Krishna, two sisters survive in Italy crosweii cemetery. me laie toward, also sur-ved by two half sisters, three Funeral Fridav 10:30 a from Stanley Turowski Son Funeral nieces ano one nephew.

Funeral Home, 2550V warren Kd Dear- hnrn Uainhtc In Ct I KOCH WILSON E. (Cookie), of 3375 E. Michigan Ypsilanti Twp, Ann HbA MnnriAv EpK A ai me verneyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer SAME DAY SERVICE HEART BALLOON BOUQUETS All New Balloon in a Box MCVISA NATIONWIDE 552-8888 Swinging Couples Overnight trip to Adventures Club in Toledo. For information call John or June 562-1517 lOam-Noon daily. Limited amount of Leaves Saturday, February 23.

Church al 11. scripture service unve, rnaav at noon. weanesoav at p.m. 1985 at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital He was born Jan.

16. 1913 in CHOLYWAY SCHULTE Yosilanli. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Koch.

He was a life GENEVIEVE M. Beloved wife of Newfree; dear mother of MARY MAGDALEN (nee Schemansky) Feb. 5, age 80 COLD? LONELY? Don't buy a car lo sil outside. Feel Ihe warmth of love inside. 'Best of Friends' Mrs.

bdward Mariene) Jack long resioeni or Tpsnann, mr. Koch was the former owner of the Alibi Bar. Retired from ite ot me lale George; mother OVER 30 COSTUMED ACTS imowicz and Diane; sister of Summer Program lor Minority Journalists sponsored by the Institute for Journalism Education in Berkeley, California." In addition to the training program for newspaper reporters.in Berkeley we operate a training program tor desk editors, a national job placement service for minority journalists, and several news industry outreach activities. Applications are now being accepted both for the Summer Program in Berkeley and the Editing Program for Minority Journalists at the University of Arizona, Tucson. Admission to IJE's programs is not easy.

We choose only the most talented and dedicated candidates. But if you have the desire to be a journalist, a tolerance for hard work, and a hunger for excellence, the Summer Program just might be what you are looking for. If you are already a journalist and contemplating career advancement, the Editing Program may be the stepping stone you need. Interested? Please write: Ellis Cose, President The Institute tor Journalism Education ueorye joseon i nom Eastern Michigan University in toward and Marv are sincere, lonely and loveable. Lottie Kiimaszewski, Alice Arthur KuDiak.

Theresa yyyVVVVVVV grandchildren Funeral from leVerheyden Funeral Home, Call JIJ-522-444 P.O. Box 39253, Detroit, 48239. iv8. survivors include one son Keith (Marianne) Koch of Lander, Wyoming, one brother Harold F. Koch, of Dearborn, Always The Finest Bara Emily Kubiak and the late Chester Kub'ak Reposing at me Leo T.

Sobocinski Funeral Home, 22121 Keily Rd. (belw. 8 jw nndcR ai uuier urive, rn II. and to St. Clare Church at 30.

Rosary Thurs. al 7:30 PM We don't train soldiers, we train journalists, some of the best in the business. And we do it in 1 1 weeks Cat. We are the Institute for Journalism Education. Our camp is the Summer Program lor Minority Journalists.

And we oiler 1 1 of the toughest weeks anyone could ever experience. But our results confirm our method. Beginning in 1969, the Summer Program has trained more than 200 reporters. And we have found every one of them a job in one of the most important professions a tree society offers. Such results do not come easily Our reporters are trained under real newsroom conditions, by some of the leading journalists in the industry.

And they often work throughout the night if that's what it takes. The program, housed within the graduate school of journalism at the University of California, Berkeley, is an outgrowth of the belief that all points of view in our pluralistic society must be represented. Even today, only 1 in 17 professional journalists is black, Hispanic, Asian-American or belongs to another racial minority group. The Institute for Journalism Education is working to change that. As a report by the American Society of Newspaper Editors observed: "The single most consistently productive source of minorities for careers in daily newspapers is the nonprofit 1 4 four grandchildren, six areat-arandchildren and sev 9 Mi unti 8 JO a.m.

Sa ur day to St. Joan of Arc Church 9 eral nieces and nephews. Fu HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE Studies need Volunteers. Medications, Physicals Laboratory work-ups FREE. Transportation Fees Paid.

Call Nancy, 832-2460 MELODY EXPRESS neral Services 1:30 si ll-nrn UaMiwiil a m. Burial Resurrection cemetery. Prayers Friday 7:30 p.m. Chapel, iui s. wasnmgton, yp-siianli.

with the Rev. William SHEWELL PATRICK JAMES. Age 59 of W'xom, Feb. 5, 1985. Beloved father of Michael of Wixom; brother of Jack Shewell of De-Iroit, Belty Raider of Delrot, Penny Covell of Florida.

Mar- McKnight, of the First. United SINGLE AD-VENTURES Rparhina 10.000 Metnodist cnurcn, otticiating. Burial will follow at Highland COLLIN ERNEST. Age 85. Beloved husband of the late Marie; dear brother of Laura, Malenda, Ca-mille, Rolande, Hector, and Wilfred.

Services 11 o'clock Fridav mornina at the C. A Singing Telegram SEND A Cemetery. Contributions may be made to Ihe American Cancer Society. Wagner-Stark singles. To place free ad or re SPECIAL MESSAGF WITH ceive free copy, call 464-892C.

igaret Appiebaum ofLivonia and Frank Shewell of Howell. Fu-neraifrom Lynch Sons Funeral Home, (Richarson-Bird 3.40 Port.sc Trail. Walled Lake, Saturday 1100 Moore Memorial cnapei. Balloon Bouquets, Stripping G.R. Harris Funeral Home, 4251 Cass Ave.

FREE CONSULTATION Fnr MFAnArHFS and KOEHLER DePALMA VITO Feb. 5 Beloved husband of Theresa REV LOUIS H. Age 83. February 6. Beloved husband of Clara a in.

unoer me Auspices ot me VVixom VFW Post 3952. MIGRAINE. DR. FREDRiC WATTS, M.D. 11885 E.

12 le lends may visit Thursday and -rfrt or one or our 30 Costumed Singing Characters, to Celebrate Any Occasion in Person, or By Phone. Featuring the Melody Express Messengers, Melody Clown, Singing Valentine Hearts, Valentine Cupids, and much more. Same Day Service Available dear tamer ot Mrs. Albert I I Than. Rd, warren, Ml.

53-62UU dear father of Mrs. Thomas ioav -y m. rumr uruc, LUJil iiict, dore. and Dorothy father-in- Mary; Fazio, Mrs. Frank (Emily) Fioretti.

Mrs Ray law of Stella and Dolores; also 22 SKOTCHER School of Journalism ne ii i it SPECIAL FREE LECTURE )n "Nutrition and Rhumalold Arthritis" at Ihe University Health Center, 11 a.m. Feb. 9th in Ihe Crorkpfl Auditorium Direct BESSIE. D. of 5962 I akPthnre mond (Antoinette) Skowronski and Mrs, Gerald (Angeline) Caron, also survived by 12 grandchildren and five arpaf- Port Huron, age 79, died! 557-8889 lEUmni' grandcnudren and 12 greatgrandchildren; dear brother of Esther, Otto, Mrs.

Ruth Lemon and the late Rev. Alfred also several neohews and nieces. At ihe Buehler Funeral Home, 11930 Wilfred al Gratiol until Friday 9:00. p.m. In slate Ml.

Calvary lfirheran Church. i-ep. 0, tormer uetroit resident Survived by sons and daugtv tprt-in-lxu, I anHWx. MasterCard and Visa Accepted inquiries lo: Nancy H. 832-2460 university oi caiiiomia Berkeley, California 94720 grandchiidren; dearest brother of Luigi (Ifaly), Celestino, Olvmpia Binetti (Toronto) and the lale Joseph, Constantino, and Anthony.

Funeral from ria m. ot rort Huron, jack and nn or t-armmoion hi tnm grandchildren: and fnur great Frank J. Caleatprra Fiinri i ranacnnoren; orotner Charles Chalmers al Seymour, Saturday 9 00-1 1 00 a.m. time of serv ev 01 aier mo mpighk tit Dclroil 4rVcc4)rcss'. Classified Gold Ads ter.

Sarah (Sal) Sinalpr nf ot- Home lot (Detroit), 16090 E. 7 Mile Rd. (Moross at Keity), Friday 9:15 a.m. Guardian Angel Church 10 a m. Prayer service Thursday al 7 P.m.

wa. cremation has taken ice. Memorials ot your choice would be appreciated. Interment Glen Eden Cemetery. Visitations Thursday af ler 5.00p.m.

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