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DETROIT FREE PRESSWEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1990 33 Dealh notices Death Notice a Today's Alphabetical Listing BARNSDALE CHARLES ROBERT Atlanta Ml. formerly of Trenton. Retired from Detroit Edison. Oled August 27. Widower of Bernlce.

Father of Robert (Lucille) of Ann Arbor, James (Mildred) of Taylor. Nor The U.S. Marshals Service is seeking help to locate these fugitives. Each week the Free Press will profile at-large suspects from information compiled by area law enforcement agencies. Gerald Allen Thayer (a.k.a.

Lurch) WESTFALL WILLIAM G. JR. Age 28. Of Westland. Beloved son of William and Linda; dear brother of Debbie (Don) Rushlow, Georgia (Joe) Le Beau and Todd; dear grandson of Jim and Maxine ttthimion, Russell and Mildred.

Four nieces and one nephew also survive; dear friend ot Mariene Daniels. Service Thursday Ua.m. Vermeulen Memorial Trust 100 Funeral Heme, 980 N. Newburgh Rd. (betw.

Ford-Cherry Hill). Visitation Wednesday 3-9 p.m. Dawn Thayer has been indicted with her husband, Gerald Thayer, as a inadrugring that allegedly TV L. man (Nina) of Atlanta. Nine grandchildren, four great grandchildren, one great great grand- oaugmer.

masonic service p.m. Wednesday Funeral service 1 p.m. Thursday. Couture-Ocrtalefc Funeral noma, mmon, mi. WHEELOCK Barnsdale, Charles Robert Bialaszewski, Michael S.

Camick, Henry Cohen, Erwin Coon, Marie S. Corner, Bridget Dauble, Cheryl Demchik, Norbert Fischione, Teresa Garrow, Hattie Goll, Alma Hallman, Delia Harla, Joseph W. Hughes, Herbert G. Jackson, Charles Carter James, Doris Jerzylo, Frank J. Kief, Patricia Lathers, Mae Licata, Carmella Machka, Godfrey MacLean, Easter Mills, Stanford C.

Morse, Carl H. Palm, Hubert Pipp, Dolores L. Quintanilla, Viola Reich, Norman Romano, Teresa Ann Royse, Richard Sapala, Kathryn V. Schulte, Elma Simon, Harry Strickstein, Edith Trapp, Jack Trudeau, Zeno Wasarovich Joseph M. Westfall, William G.

Jr. Wheelock, Mac L. MAC L. August 27. Beloved husband of Joanne, dearest father ot Janice (Alan) Ashley and Brian (Melisse), dear grandfather of Jerry.

Marlsa and Brandon, son BIALASZEWSKI MICHAEL i. August 17. Loving father of Kristina. Beloved son of Ted and Pat. Dearest brother of Lynn (David) Rondot, Sue (Chris) Hlbberd and Lorl (Jim) Walsh.

Grandson of Rose Bialaszewskl. Also survived by four nieces and one nephew. Visitation Wednesday 5-9 p.m. Thursday 1-9 p.m. Funeral Friday (time later) at the: Wuek-Clcaterre Funeral Home, Inc.

36W0 Schoenherr at Metro Parkway (16 mile road). Rosary Thursday 7:30 p.m. Interment Resurrection. of Eulalle Wheelock, brother of Edsel Wheelock, Yvonne Smith and Carole Wheelock. Funeral Thursday II a.m.

at the Kaul Funeral Heme 35201 Garfield, Clinton Twp. to St. Peter Lutheran Church 12 Noon. Visitation Wednesday 5-9 p.m. 1 iT I1' Age: 36 Height: 6 feet 3 Weight: 195 Distinguishing features: Two scars on chin.

Wanted operates in the Genesee County area. The Thayers are associates of the Avengers motorcycle club and have been known to drive a 1989 white Mercury Cougar and a 1979 Ford pickup truck. Dawn Thayer has carried a automatic pistol in her purse, agents say. Ricky Nelson 11,900 to Detroit's census tally, group says BY DARRYL FEARS Suff Writer east side Detroit community organization says its survey shows that nearly 12,000 residents were missed in 'the 1990 census. Kelly Gause, supervisor of the task force organized by Operation Get -Down, said her group of 20 summer Youth Corps workers found 5,200 un- otinted households by questioning presidents in welfare offices, Eastern Market, department and grocery StDits and festivals at Hart Plaza.

the national average of 2.3 per household, she said that translates to more than 11,900 missed -Detroiters. Jerry Blocker, spokesman for the regional census bureau, declined to comment on the numbers, but said the i forms collected by Operation Get Down will be checked by census work-' ers. "We tried to go on the streets where people are," Gause said. "We 30 Cemeteries, Monuments HALLMAN MACHKA ROYSE WOODLAWN CEMETERY GODFREY (MAC) 67 August 27 RICHARD Of Union Lake. August graves, 11200.

uv-6249 Beloved brother of John, Betty li, im bt 1 years ot age. eeiovea husband of Mariorle. Dear father In Memoriam muirneau, cianor ano miiarea Kasparik. Arrangements handled of Richard B. Royse Jr.

and CARNICK HENRY Beloved husband of Jennie Carnlck; dear father of Joanne (Theodore) Adler, grandfather of Michael (Rebecca) Lew-Is, Deborah (Harold) Welnenger and Charles Domstein, six great grandchildren. Services II o'clock Wednesday Morning at DELIA Beloved wife of the late Joseph. Dear mother of Marlene Bloomlngburg and Thomas Mack. Nme grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Visitation Thursday 3-9 p.m.

Funeral Friday 10:30 a.m. at the A.H. Paters Funeral Heme 32000 oy nepcron runerai name Michael Royse. Also survived by three grandchildren. Brother of Clara Beth Gallagher and Mary MacLEAN 9 IN LOVE MEMORY OF Daniel Dyorlch, 82980.

you are loved, missed and remain In our hearts forev-er. Love, Mom, Dad and Lisa Ruth Brown. Funera serv cesw EASTER (SMITH) Auoust 28 Be be 11 a.m. Thursday, Auoust 30 Schoenherr at Masonic (I3n Ml.) me: ire Kaufman mapei infer-ment Clover Hill Park Cemetery. in warren.

loved wife of the late Clyde. Dearest mother of Joyce Cook VONTRESS KREFT 82870 82890 Trom ine ciron diock aon I rusi 100 Funeral Home 1233 Union Lake Union Lake. Visitation 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Wednesday. Memorial contributions to The COHEN HARLA ano Lavta a.

macuean. urana' mother of Carol, Steven, Janetle, and Alexander. Great grand Age: 31 Height: 5 feet 8 Weight: 140 Wanted on Cocaine charges. Nelson was indicted on federal drug ERWIN Dear father of Jay (Car motner ot Steven and ks hi JOSEPH W. Beloved husband of Bess.

Dear father ol Mrs. Gasper (Janet) Novara, Frank (Rose Mom, God celled you home. Your work here was done. You gave all your love to please everyone. Sadly missed, Eileen.

Hospice ot ooutneasi Micnigan Jones. Interment orivate. Memo ol; ana uonaia (rameiaj lonen, Brother of Zlpora (Volve) Fran kel. Grandfather of Emllv. Gra rials accepted by daughter.

SAPALA KATHRYN V. (naa VIVIAN) An mary) ana jemes (Nancy), six Grandchildren. Brother ol Jean arlin and Lillian Caramagno. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Thursday from veside services Wednesday 10:30 a.m.

at Clover Hill Park Cemetery. Arrangements by Hebrew MILLS Card of Thanks and Prayers the A.H. Peters Funeral Home memorial inapoi. 7U7D5 Mack Ave. ar vern er HOLY SPIRIT You who moke STANFORD C.

August 26. Father of Leslye Canepa, Janice Frlck, Brian and Kirk; brother of Jeanette Mar; five grandchildren. Memorial service Saturday 7 p.m. at Central Woodward Christian ust 28, 1990, age 45, of Albion, ilch. Beloved daughter of Virginia Vivian of Albion; leaves one daughter Lauren M.

Sapala ol Albion. Proceeded In death by her father Myron Vivian and a son Charles Sapala. Mrs. Sapala was a 1963 Grosse Polnte High School COOK See MacLean, Easter notice for: Distribution of controlled substances and federal firearms charges. Thayer allegedly is a key player in a large marijuana distribution organization in the Genesee County area.

Federal Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms agents and members of the Flint Area Narcotics Group raided his house and found more than 30 weapons and large sums of money. He is considered armed and dangerous. Dawn Marie Thayer Age: 29 Height: 5 feet 8 Weight: 165 Distinguishing features: May be seven months pregnant. Wanted for Alleged role in distributing marijuana. Grosse Polnfe Woods and 11 a.m.

at St. Peter Church. Scripture service 7 p.m. Wednesday, visitation 3-10 p.m, Tuesday and COON Church, Adams at Big Beaver vveanesaay. Trov.

tatlon Th tarn graauate, receivea ner pacne-tor's In Education from the Univ. HUGHES MARIE August 77. Beloved-mother of Doris Bean and George Coon; dear grandmother of 13, great-grandmother of 11. Funeral I p.m. Friday Dlener Funeral alter 5:31) p.m.

Reception following service. Family suggests memorials to the church or Michigan Cancer Foundation. Arrangements by Wm. Sullivan Son HERBERT G. August 2S.

Beloved of Michigan In 1967, came to Albion In 1979 from Detroit, where she was a homemaker. According to Mrs. Sapala's wishes, cremation has taken place, and there husband of Mary, dear father of runerai name. nome mi van uyke iDeiw. 21-22 Mile Rd.) Ullca.

Visitation 7-9 D.m. Wednesday and 1-9 o.m. HerDeri w. nugnes uanice dear brother of Jeanette Young, dear grandfather of Mark W. Huohes and Maria Larsen (Mark me see everything and who show me the way to reach my Ideals, You who give me the divine gift to forgive and forget, the wrong that Is done to me and You who are in all my Instances of life with me.

In this short dialogue, want to Thank You tor everything and confirm once more that I will never want to be separated from you no matter how great material desires may be. I want to be with You and my loved ones In Your perpetual glory. Amen. Thank You for your love towards me and my loved ones. Person must pray this prayer 3 consecutive days without asking your wish.

After third day your wish will be ranted no matter how difficult may be. Then promise to publish this dialogue as soon as your favor has been granted. DP charges last September. He has a history of drug trafficking dating to 1983, agents say. Anyone with information about these individuals is asked to call the U.S.

Marshals Service at'226-4917 weekdays from 8:30 a.m. to midnight, or 1-800-336-0102, anytime. All information will be kept confidential. are no services piannea. Arrange merits by the Tidd-Willlams Funeral Home.

Albion. Family sua MORSE Thursday. Contributions to Utica United Methodist Church Memo aj, oear granoieTner or lotvin a. Larsen. Funeral Thursday 11 a.m.

gests memorials to the American rial Fund. cancer society. CARL age 79, of Bloomfleld Hills, died Monday, Aug. 27, In Cheboygan, former president of Midwest Hyro Pierce, member of A.J. Desmond Sons Trust 100 Funeral Home, 2600 Crooks Troy, Family will receive friends SCHULTE rranktin community inurcn, ana vveanesaay e-e p.m.

ELMA August 28. Age 69. Of memoer ot urcnaro Lane country Club. Survived bv wife Max- Ine; sons Peter of Birmingham aouTngare. oeiovea wne ot rrona.

Dear mother of Robert (Ceclle), Kenneth and Mrs. Frank (Shar JACKSON ruin ice riDTtD i it ana narota ot m. louis, mu; six Grandchildren. Memorial ser on) Novack. Three sisters, one vices to be held Saturday, Sep- granaoaugmer ana rwo step- NOVINA to St.

Jude. For 9 days, 9 CORNER BRIDGET August 27, 1990, beloved wife of the late John dear mother of Raymond, Eric and Brenda, also survived by five Rrandchlldren; Bruce, Krlstlne, e-ather, Deborah and Sandra and one great grandchild Anthony, dear sister of Daniel Brown, Peggy Forsythe and May Fraser. Funeral Friday at Taylor Chapel of the Howe-Peterson Funeral Home, 9800 South Telegraph, and 10 a.m. at St. Alfred's Church.

Visitation after p.m. Wednesday. 1990. Age 94. Retired Detroit Police Officer.

Beloved husband of the late Bertha. Dear father of Agnes Jackson, Dorothy Ban-yash, Kenneth (Annette) and Temoer ti a.m. rranKiin community Church. Franklin. Ml.

grandchlldren also survive. Visitation Wed. Thurs. 12-9. Services Friday II a.m.

at John Molnar Funeral Home 14032 Arrangements by Nordman Funeral Home, Cheboygan. Memorial contributions American Lung Association or Franklin Commu Times a aay repeaT mis prayer. May the Sacred Heart of Jesus be adored, glorified, world now and forever. Sacred Heart of Jesus pray for us. St.

Jude worker of Miracles pray for us. Publication must be promised. June urace tuonaiof. ij grana' children and 19 areat aranochlhl Northllne, Southgate. ren.

Funeral service Wednesday 10 a.m. at: Harry J. WIN Trust 100 EhuuI Ua.au tcien nity church Memorial Fund, SIMON HARRY Beloved husband of Sa tnanKSToraTavorgrantea. klj, Judge urges panel to approve developer's plans to fill wetlands PALM rvnvim nvuiVf ljjv rtymuuin road. Interment Michigan Memorial.

Contributions may be made PRAYER to St. Clare Say nine rah, dear tamer of Mitchell (Lvnn), and Helene Simon. HUBERT Audust 26. 1990 sudden io Micnigan cancer society. Iv: beloved husband of Dorothv.

Han Mary tor nine oays. un ine ninth day publish It and three wishes will be granted. G.S. Srandfather of Stephanie and Jay Imon, brother of Martin (Dorothy) Simon and Marian (Wal PRAYER TOST. CLARE JAMES DORIS M.

Aoe 71. August 27. DAUBLE CHERYL (nee SCHULTZ) Age 40. Wife of Rudolph. Mother of Stephanie, Charles, Katheryn and Terri.

Sister of Mary Landls, Frances Ruggirello and the late John Schultz. visiting from Som-mers Funeral Home, 12140 Mor-ang, Wednesday 4-9 p.m. Prayer Pray 9 Hail Mary's once a day for 9 days. On the 9th day publish this lace) woitson. services r.w Wednesday Afternoon at the: Ira Kaufman Chapel Interment Aaron Moshe Cemetery.

brother of Gertrude Blerl, and the late Gustav and Willi of Germany, also survived by 10 nieces and nephews and their families. Funeral 1 p.m. Wednesday at the Dearborn Chapel of the Howe-Peterson Funeral Home, 22546 Michigan Avenue. Visitation Tuesday 1-5 and 7 to 9. Memorials Beloved wife of the late Walton; loving mother of Judith Hurley and the late Sandra Ruger; four prayer, wisn tor mings.

is. p. I The Michigan Department of Natu PRAYER TO ST. JUDE Holy Associated Press GLEN ARBOR An administrative know you 11 find a mass of people at Eastern Market early in the morning. We know that people are at ethnic festivals late at night We know where people get their food stamps.

We even went to the Luther Vandross concert" at the Fox Theatre. Angela Bradby, staff coordinator of the city's Complete Count Committee organized by Mayor Coleman Young, said: "I can't confirm that number. There may be some duplication in those forms that cannot be verified." The count is crucial to Detroit, which stands to lose millions in tax income, and state and federal aid if its population dips below one million. Preliminary U.S. Census Bureau figures put the city's population at 970,156.

At the end of the week, when the Youth Corps program ends, Gause will present her forms to Bradby, who will add them to the committee's tally to be turned over to the Census Bureau next month. Bradby said her office has distribut-'ed 2,000 census forms to people who called a hot line claiming they hadn't been counted. "We haven't stopped yet," she said. "I'm optimistic that there are well oyer a million people in Detroit." granocnnoren, rour greai grana' children. Visitation 2-9 D.m service Wednesday p.m.

i ral Resources twice has denied Kuras' request for a permit to fill in 3.68 acres STRICKSTEIN EDITH Beloved wife of the late Isaac Strickstein, dear mother of may do maae io me emmanue DEMCHIK judge says a northern Michigan golf Wednesday at Thomson-Weise Funeral Home, 7210 Park (at Harrison), Allen Park. Interment 10 a.m. Thursday at Michigan Lutheran Church, Dearborn. course builder should be aUowed to fill nwiiBbn vij vi waatiMiyivi, August 27. Beloved father of onald, Martha Cannon and Dorothy Konciak.

Grandfather of PIPP memorial rara. of wetlands. Kuras filed suit against the DNR in Leelanau County Circuit Court, which sent the developer back wetlands next to a national park. DOLORES L. Dear wife ot Robert irfluiai, nvniy inniio; Stlcksteln, ana the late Blanche Rich, grandmother ot Alan (Debbie), Robert, Ira (Keml), Aubrey, Steven (Mariorle), Scot), and Tara Stlcksteln, Susan Quay, Rochelie Schlussel.

Larrv (Joke). JERZYLO r. Dear mother ot nimoeriy, SteDhanla. Monica and Matthew. St.

jude, Apostle and Martyr, great In virtue and rich In miracles, near kinsman of Jesus Christ, faithful intercessor of all who invoke your special patronage In time of needs. To you I have recourse from the depth of my heart and humbly beg to whom Gad has given such great Bower, to come to my assistance, elp me in my present and urgent position. In return I promise to make your name known and cause you to be Invoked. St. Jude, pray for us and all who invoke your aid.

-Amen, In Thanks for prayers answered. O.J.S. seven, oroiner of naroia ono David. Funeral 9:30 a.m. Friday at the Henry M.

Malburg Funeral Home. Romeo. (11280 32 Mile FRANK J. August 27. Beloved nusoeno or juiio laierentaKj.

dear father of James (Carol) and and Jeffrey (Nancy) Rich, nine Dear sister of C.Daniel Soboclen-skl. Services Friday 10 a.m. Wm.Sulllvan Son Funeral Home 705 W. 11 Mile Rd. (4 blks.

E. of Road, Romeo), followed by a 10! Rosemarle, dear grandfather of rear grenacmioren. services :30 Wednesday Afternoon at the: innsiopner, Lorry ana uonna, Dear brother of Bernice Kossek. Ira Kaufman Chanel Interment Machpelah Cemetery. a.m.

mass ai i. uemems lamo-lic Church of Romeo. Visitation 3-9 p.m. Wednesday and noon-9 on Thursday, with 1 p.m. rosary.

Donations to the Pumpkin Patch Program of the Romeo Elks woodward), Koyai uak, St. Vincent Ferrer Church. Rosary Thursday 7 p.m. Visitation after 7 p.m. Wednesday.

Memorials Michigan Cancer Foundation. Funeral Services at the Detralt Chapel el the Frank J. Calcaterra Funeral Heme, Inc. 16090 E. 7 Mile iMoross ai kenyi mursaay ai would be appreciated.

:a.m. TRAPP JACK Died August 26, 1990. Husband of Carol; dear father of Michelle, grandfather of one, son of Edna and the late Georoe; Judge William Fulkerson's 99-page i recommendation, made public Mon-jday, goes to Michigan's Natural Re-i sources Commission for action. The seven-member panel will decide whether to grant the permit to The I Homestead Resort. Resort owner Robert Kuras wants to build an 18-hole golf course and 31 homes on 266 acres along the Crystal River and near Lake Michigan.

to the DNR appeals process. The resort is near the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore. Kuras said any environmental damage caused by the construction would be mitigated by new wetlands created on the property. He also said the golf course would be managed to protect groundwater supplies. Kuras said he expects the commission to decide this fall.

QUINTANILLA VIOLA August 28, 1990, Age 84. Beloved wife of the late Ellas, KIEF FUNEPAL FISCHIONE TERESA (SCEGLIO) August H. Beloved wife of the late Lulgi, lovina mother of Valentino (Eliza PATRICIA Aua. 28 Beloved wife brother of George (Donna) Trapp and Cheryl (Joseph) Smith; also dearest mother of Clifford (Con DIRECTORS ut nioen or. uear muiner or survivea or many neices ana neohews.

Services were held beth), Alfred (Sally), Mrs. Lee (Florence) Glardlnl, dearest stance) Musnna ana itene wuicik, loving grandmother of seven; areaf arandmother of two. Ser cnaries Harry AiDert Dorene Selml and William F. Four Caring for your Tuesday at Arlington Funeral granamorner or grear grano-mother of 17. Funeral Service at vices Friday 9 a.m.

from the Warren Chanel af The David J. grandchildren. Sister of William W. Flohr. Services Fred Wood Funeral Home (Rice Chapel) needs.

Wyseckl Funeral Heme 29440 joiiw rive mi. no. iw. ot rar- Kyan in. ot iz mne; to m.

the Sterling Heights Chapel of the Frank J. Calcaterra Funeral Heme, Inc. 13650 East 15 Mile at Schoenherr Thursday 9 a.m., St. Margarets of Scotland Church 10 noton Rdl. Thursday 11 a.m TRUDEAU i ZENO August 27, 1990, age 82.

Beloved husband of Stella. De Lietus tatnoiic cnurcn Mass. Visitation Wednesday 4-9 o.m. Visitation Wednesday 2-9 D.m. Memorials to Michigan Cancer and Thursday 12-9 p.m., Prayer 20 Funeral Directors) a.m., Kosary weonesoay r.x p.m.

rounoation preferred. service mursaay p.m. interment Mt Olivet Cemetery. arest father of Yvonne Neumann, Mrs. John (Arllne) Burke.

Dear grandfather of Matthew, Timothy, Stocey, Eric, Dana and three greatgrandchildren. Dear broth i GARROW HATTIE Dear mother of Virginia LATHERS REICH Schuler. Robert (Loretta) Jen- dryka, Kenneth (Patricia) Jen- er of Douglas, Leonard and Walter Trudeau, Irene Chorkey, Joan Surma. Shirley Pallaoi and Mali- E.J. MANDZIUK Funeral Directors Forethought Insurance PRE-PLANNING Jeff Mandzluk-Agent 22642 Ryan Warren, Ml 48091 (313)757-3563 NORMAN Age 74.

Beloved husband of the late Merle. Also survived by many nieces and neohews. visftation Wednesday MAE (Jarlett) August 27, 1990. Beloved mother of Elwood Jariett and Goldie Donaldson. Also survived by nine grandchildren and many great grandchildren.

Services lo o'clock Thursday morning from the R.G. G.R.Harris na Guy. Funeral from Glrrbach- nrasun runerai nome, tKiver I I 1 I 1 3-9 p.m. Prayers Thursday 10:30 nuuui vuaHvif, son Thursday 11 a.m. to Our Lady oryna ana Joyce iKonaai; ramie.

Dear grandmother of 12 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Dear sister of Sonla Jasky. Funeral Thursday 11 a.m. at the Wasik Funeral Home, 11470 13 Mile between Hoover and Van Dyke. In state after 4 pm.

Tuesday. Man soared in aerial survey business runerai neme tM3l rarmingion Livonia, a.m. vnanes k. aiop runerai Heme 18425 Beech Daly Road (betw. 6-7 Mile).

Mass 11 a.m. St. Valentine Church. Entombment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. or Louraes Lnurcn a.m.

Interment St. Hedwlg Cemetery. Visitation Wednesday 2-9 p.m. Wake service 8 p.m. LICATA CARMELLA August 27.

Age 89. Beloved wife of the late Joseoh: Ross B. Northrop Son Funeral Homes REDFORD i 22401 Grand River 531-0537 NORTHVILLE 19091 NorthvllleRd. 348-1233 ROMANO WASAROVICH JOSEPH age 44, Vietnam dearest mother of Anthony (Marion) and Roy (Emily); dearest veteran. uearesT Tamer or granomoiner or ausan, Keymonu, TERESA ANN August 27.

Dear mother of Denal and Dine D'Am-broslo. Dear sister of Mary Bar-berlo and Antonio A. Romano. Former wife ot Dennis D'Ambro-j slo. Memorial mass Saturday Sep Michael B.

ana Penelope; step-father of Gregory Havden: dear son of Isa ftivn aiw ifioi iif lit yisai yiaitv- mother of eight. Funeral service GOLL ALMA Aunt of Donald (Lois) Rlcardl and Mrs. Leo (Donna Lynne) Laseckl. Also nine great nieces and nephews. Visitation at the A.H.Peters Funeral Home, 20705 Mack at Vernier, Grosse Polnte Woods, Wednesday a p.m.

until Thursday 10 p.m. In state at Peace United Church of Christ, 15325 Gratiot, Friday 10 a.m. until time of service 10:30 a.m. Tnursdav 9:30 a.m. at the Neelv.

bella VanCourt; brother of Cath tember 1st 11 a.m. at Church of Turowski Funeral Home, 30200 Wasik Funeral Home New Location WARREN U470E.13MlleRd. 751-3131 Five mi. Rd. (Detw.

Middieoeit-Merrlman). Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Visitation erine Gilpin end Teresa DeBeins. Member pf Allen Park Moose. Visitation at Voran Funeral Home, (Taylor Chapel), 23750 Goddard, Wednesday 4-9, the Holy Family 24505 Meadow-brook, Novi, Ml.

Arrangements by A. J.Desmond Sons Trust 100 Funeral Home 362-2500 Wednesday 3-9 p.m. 7N Michigan's great morning tradition BY LORI MATHEWS Free Press Suff Writer Throughout his seven-decade career, Ted Abrams was a man of many titles and Inventor. Scientist. Philanthropist.

The National Geographic Society named a mountain in Antarctica for him. The Lansing man received numerous awards. His aerial photography company, founded'in 1923, remains internationally acclaimed. Talbert (Ted) Abrams, 95, died Sunday in Delhi Township near Lansing. His first pilot's license was signed by Orville Wright in 1918.

"Ted never had hobbies. People, life and learning were his passions," said Thomas Schafer, president of the Abrams Aerial Survey Corp. in Lansing. Until a few years ago, Mr. Abrams visited his Lansing offices daily.

Abrams Aerial Survey Corp. specializes in making measurements from photographs. "Ted didn't like the idea of retirement. He loved what he was doing and worked hard at passing what he had learned on to the rest of us," said Schafer, who had known Mr. Abrams for over 33 years.

Mr. Abrams' career began in 1917 at the U.S, Naval Aeronautical School in Pensacola, Fla. He then served with the U.S. Marine Corps aviation section and flew for the U.S. Air Mail Service.

In 1938, the Abrams Instrument Corp. began manufacturing cameras, aerial mapping devices and later provided components for the space industry. Mr. Abrams sold that company in 1961. In 1962, Mr.

Abrams and his wife, Leota, created the Talbert and Leota Foundation, which annually funds student scholarships. That year, the Lansing couple also donated money to build Abrams Road, Livonia, followed by a 10 a.m. mass at St. Kenneth Catholic Church, 14951 Haggerty Road, Plymouth. Burial will be in Parkview Memorial Cemetery in Livonia.

Virginia Emmons, 63, a Royal Oak resident and retired bank employee, died of leukemia Monday at William Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak. Mrs. Emmons, born Virginia Nichols, worked in the bookkeeping department of First of America Bank from 1950 to 1983. She was an avid golfer and bowler. She is survived by her husband, Wesley; sons Gary and Alan; her mother, Minnie Nichols; three brothers, and eight grandchildren.

Visitation will be from noon to 9 p.m. today at the William Sullivan Son Funeral Home, 705 W. Eleven Mile, Royal Oak. Services will be at 11 a.m. Thursday at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, 814 N.

Campbell, Royal Oak. Burial will be in Acacia Park Cemetery in Birmingham. Deaths elsewhere i Willard L. Beaulac, 91, a foreign service officer who served as U.S. ambassador to five Latin American countries in the 1940s and 1950s, died of Alzheimer's disease Saturday in Washington, D.C.

Mr. Beaulac's diplomatic career spanned more than 40 years and was, consecutively, ambassador to Paraguay, Colombia, Cuba, Chile, and Argentina. His last assignment, before retiring in the early 1960s, was as deputy commandant for foreign affairs of the National War College. Mary Papajohn Haris, 51, vice president of die Newspaper Adver-, tising Bureau, died of cancer Monday in Manhattan. 4 Mrs.

Haris joined the Advertising Bureau in 1986 and was responsible for its national travel, tobacco and political advertising accounts. Msgr. Thomas J. Gillhooly, 79, a former dean at Seton Hall University and a retired priest, died of a stroke on Saturday in Newton, NJ. He retired in 1987.

He was dean of the university from 1939 to 1955 and during that time founded radio station WSOU-FM as well as the department of communication at the university. His honors included: Order of the Arctic Realm, U.S. Air Force and the Civilian Service Award, U.S. Army. He was named to the national Aviation Hall of Fame in 1972 Mr.

Abrams is survived by a niece, Barbara Brown; a great-niece, Kyle Abbott, and a great-nephew, Craig Brown. Services will be at 11:30 a.m. today at the Estes-Leadley Greater Lansing Chapel, 325 W. Washtenaw, Lansing. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery, Lansing.

ARTHUR RICH, 52, a University of Michigan physics professor and an authority on atomic physics, died of a brain tumor Saturday at his Ann Arbor home. A New York City native, he received a bachelor's degree from Brooklyn College and master's from Columbia University. He received his PhD from U-M in 1965 and became an assistant professor in 1966. He was promoted to professor in 1975. While on the faculty, Dr.

Rich held teaching and research positions at the Institute of Fundamental Astrophysics of the University of Paris, the Scuole Normale Superiore in Pisa, Italy, the Institut des Hautes Etudes Scientifiques in Paris and the University College in London. He wrote more than 150 articles for technical journals and scientific conferences. Dr. Rich is survived by his wife, Paula; daughters Donna and Marjo-rie; son, Daniel, and mother, Augusta A memorial service will be at 3 p.m. Sept.

8 in Rackham Amphitheater at U-M. Michael J. Manor, 35ra tool and die maker and Plymouth resident, died Monday at St. Mary Hospital in Livonia' of injuries suffered in an automobile accident. Mr.

Manor was employed by the Milford Fabricating Co. in Detroit. He was a member of the National Rifle Association and loved to fish and hunt. 1 Mr. Manor-is survived by his wife, Mary Piach Manor; sons Michael John II and Kyle; three sisters, and a brother.

Services will be held at 9:15 a.m. today at the R.G. G.R. Harris Funeral Home, 15451 Farmington i' 1 fr) i 1 I to 4 i Planetarium at Michigan State Uni-' versity. Mr.

Abrams also loved to travel, exploring remote parts of 96.