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1 2A DETROIT FREE PRESSMONDAY, JANUARY 29, 1990 Paper says de Klerk calling off cops Tanker chief trial begins over Alaska oil spill VALDEZ, from Page 11A Report says 5,000 agents will protect drug summit f-? OGOTA, Colombia About I QJ 5,000 Colombian and U.S. Israelis during a two-year uprising. Most have been boys and young men who threw stones at Israeli forces. should be scrapped. But they disagreed at the meeting in Botswana over the type of system that would be best for South Africa's future.

Marthinus Van Schalkwyk, leader of the National Party youth delegation, told a news conference that his group argued for a market economy but the ANC delegates wanted a mixed economy to redress "historical wrongs." Raymond Suttner, a prominent white antiapartheid activist who left South Africa illegally last year, returned to a jubilant welcome from colleagues. Police followed him home but took no immediate action. fK sccuiiiy dgCUlS Will protect the presidents of the United States, BRIEFLY AP and Reuters JOHANNESBURG, South Africa President F.W. de Klerk summoned police commanders to a closed-door meeting and told them they would no longer be used to fight the government's political battles, a major newspaper reported Sunday. "We can't become embroiled in an 80-years war," de Klerk told 500 commanders about two weeks ago, the Sunday Times said.

"We will have to move toward finding solutions that are acceptable to the majority of the population." The majority of the white-run country is non-white. Anton Pretorius, a spokesman for de Klerk, confirmed that the president had addressed the police commanders, but said he could not comment on the substance of the speech. The Times report said de Klerk asked the commanders to convey his message to every member of the force. "In the past, you have been asked to handle situations that had nothing to do with ordinary crime," he reportedly said, referring to use of police to disperse protests and enforce segregation laws. "It will never again be asked of you to say to someone, 'Hey, you can't swim here because of your You will not be required to prevent people from gathering to gain support for their views." Since de Klerk announced in September that peaceful protests would be allowed, most marches and demonstrations have proceeded without serious disturbances.

But police have insisted that permission for major protests be obtained in advance, and there have been clashes in several cases where approval was not obtained. In other developments Sunday: Youth leaders from South Africa's ruling National Party agreed with their counterparts from the banned African National Congress that apartheid Suttner, a law school lecturer, was freed from jail in 1988 after more than two years in detention. No charges were filed against him. In defiance of restrictions imposed after his release, he went to Zimbabwe for an antiaparth- eid conference last year and remained abroact Colombia, Bolivia and possibly Peru in February's anti-drug summit in Cartagena, a Bogota newspaper said Sunday. The daily El Tiempo said U.S.

security officials have been arriving during the past several weeks. U.S. and Colombian officials said they have no information on such a plan but guaranteed Bush's security. The possibility that drug traffickers may carry out an attack against U.S. President George Bush during his stay in Cartagena has been a central concern in the U.S.

intelligence community. Palestinians close shops to protest killings by police JERUSALEM Stores closed in Arab East Jerusalem on Sunday to protest the killing of a Palestinian teenager and his uncle by Israeli border police. They became the 616th and 617th Palestinians killed by LONDON Viking Penguin has delayed plans for a paperback edition of "The Satanic Verses" because of the death threats against author Salman Rushdie and others, the Observer newspaper said Sunday. The publisher said it would not reveal its plans "for obvious security reasons." LONDON The Sunday Correspondent, quoting unidentified Shiite Muslim sources, said Sunday that 17 Western hostages held in Lebanon are "fit and well." The newspaper said they are kept in small groups and moved regularly from one safe house to another in west Beirut's suburbs. DHAKA, Bangladesh Around 150 people were feared drowned Sunday when an overcrowded ferry sank in a southern Bangladeshi river after colliding with another vessel, officials said.

Death notices (IQ Death Notices RATTANNI Today's Alphabetical Listing MARIAN I. January 26. Beloved wife of Louis. Dear mother of David (Catherine), Mrs. Bruce (Cynthia) McLaughlan, Diana and Karen.

Grandmother of Monica, James and Ryan. Sister of Rose Zlemba, Bernard, Joseph, Leonard, George and Arthur Cleslak. Funeral Tuesday 9:30 from the L.J. Griffin Funeral Home, 7707 Middiebeit (at Ann Arbor Trail) and to St. Bernar-dine of Siena Church at 10.

Rosary Monday 7:30. Donations to the PLEASE NOTE As a service to funeral homes and readers, Classified keeps its columns open between editions on publication day (except Saturday and Sunday) to receive death notices. Phone 977-7500 LJMiMtfUWf WWIMJJll'l'iirW MHBIWfinWf.lf!ll,yiin1' iy fff Hi I I 1 vuen man cancer t-ounnaf on disaster that resulted from the spill, Madson said that the charges were not that serious. "The state is taking this thing on like (Hazelwood) is the Green River killer," Madson said, referring to the notorious and still unidentified killer of dozens of women near Seattle. Nevertheless, the impact of the disaster could hardly have been greater.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service recently estimated that although 30,000 recovered carcasses of sea-birds can be attributed to the spill, total deaths were 90,000 to 270,000. An estimated 1,000 sea otters also died. J. Although winter storms are washing some beaches clean, scientists report that oil remains below the surface and on many sheltered beaches it is congealing into asphalt.

The accident disrupted a multimillion-dollar commercial fishery, and sent political shock waves through the petroleum and shipping industries that are still being felt. Exxon Corp. says it spent $1:75 billion cleaning up the spill, which stopped the oil industry from develop ing the rich Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. And a federal "no net loss' wetlands policy advanced during the year further limits development in the region. Exxon, facing a new wave of negative publicity because of the Hazelwood trial, still must cope with up to 150 civil suits arising from the spill.

Hazelwood is also named in many of those suits. At a recent pretrial hearing, state prosecutors said they chose not to seek charges against Exxon because a federal grand jury was considering criminal charges against the corporation and federal crimes carry stiffer penalties. So far, no federal charges have been brought. Madson said he expected the Hazel-wood trial to last at least a month, much longer than the charges would normally warrant. A spokesman for prosecutor Brent Cole said jury selection alone could take a week to 10 days.

Hazelwood's trial is in marked contrast to the fate of 3rd Mate Gregory Cousins, who was in command when the tanker went aground. On Oct. 5, Cousins pleaded no contest in Seattle to Coast Guard charges that he had failed to maintain 'an accurate record of the ship's position and to make sure his steering' commands were followed in a timely manner. A Coast Guard administrative law judge suspended Cousins' mate license for nine months. UPI and Bill Dietrich of the Seattle Times contributed to this report.

would be appreciated. RAY WALTER J.L. January 27, 1990. Musico, Angeline D. Niemiec, Edward Norton, George V.

Paul, Frieda L. Payne, Fred J. -Perejda, Michael Posen, Albert Rattanni, Marian I. Ray, Walter J.L Rema, Tony Rogers, Florence E. Sweeney, Gerald J.

Thum, Herbert W. Toutant, MaynardJ. Tyler, Frederick A. Waltz, George F. Wilkins, Barbara Richards Yerxa, Edna L.

Grammatico, Salvatore Greer, Thomas J. Hamlin, Elaine M. Henkin, Rose Herr, Minna Hirvonen, Kenneth R. Hodges, Jack R. Sr.

Jedrusik, Walter J. Kaimala, AlphonseJ. Kazmierczak, Mary Kearns, Fr. Robert J. S.J.

Kent, J. Ross Kitzman, Luella Klecha, Julia Klein, Cari Logan, Nina H. Manor, Philip J. Meidell, Esther Aishiskin, Jennie G. Arsin, Helen Ayotte, Ernest Bartosiewicz, Rose Berglund, Donald A.

Bolton, Joanne M. Bradtke, Lawrence S. Burdett, Opal Blanche Burghardt, Katherine Carollo, Cyril Cook, Jonathan W. Dahlman, Gustave R. Davidson, June M.

Dowswell, Harold M. Eisner, Mary E. Ewaniuck, Alex Fink, Louis Fridson, Alice Gawel, Sophie Husband ot the late Marlon Father of Thomas W. and John P. Rav.

Also survived by five orand AISHISKIN JENNIE 6. Beloved mother of Crash investigators examine last minutes of Avianea flight chlldren. Funeral service at Bell Chapel, Wm. R. Hamilton 820 Frank, Ann (Tobi) Goldoftas, Miriam (Mickle) (Sldnev) Rosen.

t. maple, Birmingnam. inursoay 11 a.m. Suaaested vlsitina hours Beloved sister of Bessie London and Rose Carp. Survived by eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren.

Services Monday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday. Memorial Tributes to Klwanis 1 Foundation or The Salavation Army. t.m p.m. Hfortw memorial inapt) S43-1622 REINA ARSIN OVE NECK, N.Y.

The investigation into the Thursday night crash of Avianea Flight 52 focused Sunday on 90 minutes of HELEN (MIACA) January 79, 1990. Aae 75 of Trov. Formeriv of Warren. Wife of the late John. TONY January 27, 1990.

Beloved Husband at Emily F. Laving father of Anita (Gerald) Geer-mastlc Also survived by many nieces and nephews. Services Tuesday a.m. at: Salewskl Funeral Home, 191 11 W. Warren.

Entombment St Hedwig. Rosary Dear mother of Anna (Mrs DAVIDSON HENKIN ROSE Beloved mother of Dr. petkov. Beloved arand- KLECHA JULIA (nee Pokrywka) Age 76. Beloved wife of Frank: de- JUNE M.

January 21. Beloved mother of Dennis, Christopher, wife of Fred H. Dear mother of -T- arest mother of Kenneth Kenn ana Bryan, oreai arena-mother of Jennifer, Jason, Sarah, Raymond (Lee) Henkin and Fay (Louis) Siegelman. Grandmother of Karen and Scott Arbit, Eden monoay evening. I and James (Lois); arand- sniney J.

Fridley (James), Jack Jeffrey (Sandl), Michael N. (Janle). Rodnev H. (Kim) and para ana Elizabeth. Friends may visit at the: Vasu.

Rod a era 4 nenKin, Koger ana anara Hen-kin. David Robbinl. Charvl Sel- ROGERS Nevln L. (Karln). 20 grandchild ren ana tour areat aranacmiaren.

mother of Debra and Scott; sister of Evelyn Klecha. Parish rosary Monday at 7 p.m. Funeral services Tuesday 9 a.m. from the Duzak Funeral Home, 166O0 W. Warren (corner of Grandmont) to connen Funeral noma, ws Woodward (betw.

13-14 ML). Monday 5-9 D.m. and Tuesday 1-9 p.m. Selman and Joel Siegelman. reat arandmother of Joshua.

Also surviving four sisters. Ser- ces Wednesday l) a.m. at: a.h. David and Rachel Arblt. Services FLORENCE E.

Beloved wife of the late John B. Dear aunt of the late beloved Arnold Radtke and many other surviving nieces and nephews. Services Tuesday 9 a.m. at Voran Funeral Homo Dear Prayers Tuesday 7:30 p.m. Instate at the First Romanian Baptist Peters Funeral Home, 32900 and interment in Chicago.

For information call the Ira Kaufman schoenherr at Masonic H3n St. Christophers Church 9:30 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. For further Into, call 584-5050. inurcn, j44 jonn iroy, Wednesday 9 a.m.

until Funeral mile) in warren. Chapel 569-0020 born Chapel) 23701 Ford 9:30 service wa.m. Bunat woooiawn, at cnurcn oi me uivine miia LOGAN HIRVONEN DOWSWELL HAROLD M. January 26, 1990. Beloved husband of Eleanor.

AYOTTE KENNETH R. Jan. 21. Beloved husband of Linda. Dear father of SWEENEY rights group.

The contras have denied any involvement. The private group issued a report Sunday. It had been asked by five members of Congress to investigate the shooting. Virginia Beach officials criticized in riot report VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. Rioting and looting at a gathering of college students last summer was caused in part by a "lack of leadership" and "inadequate planning" among city officials, said a report to be submitted to city officials today.

A panel reviewing the Greekfest rioting over Labor Day weekend blamed city officials and some youths for the incident, which resulted in $1.4 million in damage and hundreds of arrests. The independent panel said race became a factor only after the violence began, NINA H. Age 88, Jan. 27. Beloved wife of the late Fred.

Dear mother of Mrs. Anne Dales and James Logan. Dear grandmother of ERNEST L. Age 52, January 27, 1990. Beloved father of Allison.

Mar vn Shene (Ro and). Grand Dear brother-in-law of Garfield and Ruth Laity, Erlck and Pat Carne, and George and Betty Reselgh. 23 nieces and nephews. Visitation Sunday 1-9 D.m. and GERALD J.

January 27. Beloved husband of Virginia (nee Cree-don); dear father of Michael C. (Margaret); grandfather of Kevin, Colleen, Brian and Sean. Family will receive friends at A.J. james k.

ana uonaia i. uaiesana great grandmother of Brian Dales. Services Tuesday a.m. father of Anita Stafford (Michael) and Denlse Shene. Also two great grandchildren, Erin and Christopher Stafford.

Brother of Irving and L. Eugene Hirvonen. Memorial services will be held at a later Paul and Christopher. Dearest son of Mrs. Marie Ayotte and the late Joseph.

Dear brother of Madelyn Fox and Marllynn Solo. Funeral Wednesday 9:30 a.m. at Ihe Kaul Funeral Home, 28433 circling near New York City and on whether it had sufficient fuel. The death toll stood at 73, with 86 survivors more than 20 of them in critical condition, hospitals reported. Investigators with the National Transportation Safety Board were talking with air traffic controllers to determine what messages were received and when, said Mike Benson, an NTSB spokesman.

U.S. rights group blames contras for nuns' deaths Contra rebels were responsible for the Jan. 1 ambush and killing of two Roman Catholic nuns in Nicaragua, according to an investigation by Americas Watch, a U.S. human at the Ross 6. Northrop a.

Son Funeral Home 19091 Northvllle Rd. (at 7 Mile), Northvllle. Vislla- uesmona a ons i run iw Funeral Home, 2600 Crooks Troy, Mondnv 2-9 D.m. Scrlotura ser Monday 1-9 p.m. at the Rosevllle Chapel of the Buehler Funeral Home, 26429 Gratiot.

In state Tuesday 10 a.m. at Trinity United Methodist Church, Rosevllle. Service at II a.m. Memorials to the date. Arrangements by A.H.

Pe ters Funeral Home in Warren. tion -vonaay a-v p.m. jeirerson, i. libit snores, lua.m. 1st.

Margaret Catholic Church. Family will receive visitors Mon vice Monday 7:30 p.m. Funeral Mass at SS. Peter Paul Jesuit Church (629 E. Jefferson) Tues day 4-9 and Tuesday 2-9.

Rosary church appreciated. i uesoay day 10 a.m. Memorials suggested HODGES JACK R. SR. Of Lake Orion.

January 26. aae 68. Beloved hus io unrvwrmy or ueirou jatuii BARTOSIEWICZ ELSNER nign dcnooi or nearnme inc. band of Marlorie. Dear father of MANOR PHILIP Sr.

Age 59. Beloved husband of Geraldlne. Dear father of Philip, Mrs. David (Jane) Czuplnskl, Mary, Mrs. Michael (Margaret) Causby, Matthew, Mrs.

Robert (Elaine! Alhey. Grandfather of eight. Brother of Helen Lappin, Raymond, Virginia Klzis, William, L. MARY E. (Suddenly).

Beloved mother of Merlin. Dear dauahter THUM ROSE Beloved wife of the late Edward. Dear mother of Dolores DeTrai. Grandmother of Douglas. Resting at Sommers Funeral Jack Nancy England.

Dalvd and Jeff. Nine grandchildren. Brother of Bill of Pontlec. Mr Hodges retired from the U.A.W. as an International Representative.

Funeral services Wednesday of Aloysius and Cecelia Przystup. Sister of Joseph (Patricia) Priys- HERBERT W. Died 1-21-90. Aae hi. eeiovea us Da no ot Lauretta.

noma mu worana idol Kenv- lup. Aum oi lerry ana seren. Granddauahler of Marv Szafar ICadieux) until service Wednes father ot Mrs. v. Kroger, 5r Dorothy, Mrs.

Mar aa ret Wole -jame), rv iuipi mat vi uuwi and the late Francis. Funeral day 9 a.m. to St. Jude Church at ii a.m. lbko unon unnea fwetn-odlst Church.

Friends may call at ben. Brother of Mrs. Thelma interment Mt. Olivet. Albr oht.

Eiaht orandchlldren Tuesday a.m., Kaul Funeral Home, 28433 Jefferson, St. Clair Shores. Visitation Monday 3-9 the: Lake Orion ChapeL Sparks- czyk. Funeral service Wednesday 8:45 a.m. from the Chapel of the E.

J. Mandiluk Funeral Directors, 22642 Ryan Rd. I block S. ol Warren; 9:30 a.m. St.

Bartholomew Catholic Church. Scripture service Tuesday 8 p.m. Visitation Resided in Waterville, OH. Former resident of Dayton, OH for 80 Iberglund p.m. notary tnnin r-unerai nome, (avj-ejJO) after 3 p.m.

Monday. Suggested visiting hours 3-5 and T-9 p.m. Memorials to the Lake Orion Aae ts. (YiemDer ot rv oi ana i.u.r. St.

Michaels Ct Bo scout lead MEIDELL husband of Virafnia. Dear father er for many years earning the united wetnodist church. aner a p.m. Monaay. (of Jan.

Grandfather of Kristin (and Jeffrey. Dear brother of ESTHER January 27, 1990. Wife of the late William J. Meidell. Moth Oliver Denver Aworg.

Drew and Mrs. tveivn Beraiund JEDRUSIK EWANIUCK TOUTANT ALEX Husband of Anna. Father MAYNARD J. (Frenchv) Aae er of Richard of Indianapolis, Marilyn Taylor of Nederland, Texas and Judith Gregory of Birmingham. Sister of Fern Collins.

Also survived by seven grandchildren and two great aranddauahters. Visitation at Strachan. Visitation Sunday 6-9 R.m., Monday 2-4 and 6-9 p.m. alty Funeral Directors ,24525 Northwestern Hwy (Lodge X-Way Service Dr. South of 10 mile).

Services Tuesday 1 p.m. Memori Beloved father of Thorn (Sue) and WALTER J. January 27. Beloved husband of Helen. Dear father of Ken (Darlene), Diane and Rob.

Grandfather ot Jeff and Dawn. Son-in-law of Bernice. Brother of Cheryl Lynne of Raleigh. N.C. ot Allan, Annette (Patrick) Gardner, Alex and Alice (Steve) Youngblood and the late Andrew; grandfather of Heather, Erlck, Kristin, Stephen, Sarah, Michelle and Semanfha; brother of George and Natalie Gac.

Funeral uranoiainer ot oryon ana Jeremy. Brother of Delta Vaudreuil. Memorial service Tuesday 11 Bell Chapel, ef the Wm. R. Hamil al contributions to Michigan Lancer Foundation.

HosDice of S.E a.m. St. Andrew's Episcopal Mlchiaen or the Roval Oak ton tiv t. Mapie, Birmingham. Monday 7 to 9 p.m.

Funeral service will be private. Branch of the Y.M.C.A. would be aiaiircy, nuiiti cuue'ie and Virginia, visitation Monday 3-9 and Tuesday 12-9. Rosary Tuesday 6:45. Services Wednesday 9:15, John N.

Santelu Son Funeral Home, 1139 Inkster Rd. (betw. Ford Rd. and Cherry Hill) Wednesday 9:30 a.m. from Jur-klewlcx 4 Wllk Funeral Homo.

appreciated, Church, 16360 Hubbard (betw. 5 and 6 Ml), Livonia. Contributions to The Salvation Army would be appreciated. For further Infor- MUSICO 2396 Canlff. Visitation Monday who starred in silent films in the 1920s, died Wednesday in Upland, Calif.

In the years between "Hail the Woman," released in 1922, and antra p.m. ANGELINE D. Beloved wife of BOLTON manon, can Leonara a. TurowsKi to i neodore cnurcn at iu. it son Funeral Hem.

427-3400. salvatore. Dear mother of Paula (Thomas) Jozkowskl. Deborah JOANNE M. January 27, 1990.

Students helped teacher in her fight against cancer FINK LOUIS Beloved husband of Ruth KAIMALA TYLER Chesney, Joseph (Lynn) and Michael (Theresa). Five grandchildren. Dearest daughter of Mary Mandarine Also survived by two sister and four brothers. Mass of Dear father of Steven, Jerrold ALPHONSE i. Jan.

27, 1990, age 74. Beloved husband of Vlrainla. FREDERICK A. Age 60, Jan. 26, 1990.

Beloved husband of Shlrlev. "The Daring Young Man" in 1935, en). Barbara. Debra (Frank) Loving father of Judith, Thomas Beloved wife of Donal C. Dear mother of David C.

Daughter of Albert and Marion Binder. Sister of Darryl, Susan Lietz and Michael. Service at O'Brien Cha-ptlTtd C. Sullivan Funeral Home 41555 Grand River, Nov! (348 1800) Tuesday morning at 11. Visitation Sunday 4-8 and Monday 2-8.

interment Glen Eden Cemetery. Contributions may be made to the Loving father ot Deborah and Timotny Fitipatrlck, Sandra Ty- Ifyiaryj ana rwaiTnew. inree the Resurrection Wednesday 10 a.m. at: A.H. Peters Funeral Home, 32000 Schoenherr at Ma Gosstyla and Eileen (Mark) Stanton.

Brother of Morris, Mike, Herman and Tlllle Cohen. Five frandchildren. Service Monday 1:30 a.m. at Hebrew Memorial grandchildren. Brother of Richard, the late Chester and Helen.

Visitation Monday 1-9 D.m. Rosa ler. uear granatarner or Micnaei, Amanda, Nicole, Crlstalle. Great grandfather of Stephanie. Beloved brother of Rav and Jean.

sonic Vi'fi mile) In warren, scripture service Tuesday evening. Visitation after 5 p.m. Monday. cnapet Interment Machpelah Funeral services 11 a.m. Tuesday nmcnigan Lancer society, lease ry Monday 7:30 p.m.

Funeral Tuesday 9:30 a.m. from the Wuiek-Calcaterra Funeral Home, Inc. 36900 Schoenherr at Metro Parkway (16 Mile) to Immaculate Conception Church (Anchorvllle) for an 11 a.m. Mass. Retired FRIDSON bt we k.w.oj w.k.

nams Funeral Homo. 15451 Farmlngton Livonia. Visitation Monday 12-9 NIEMIEC EDWARD January 27, 1990. Beloved husband or Ceclle. Dear BRADTKE LAWRENCE S.

Jan. 27, 1990. ALICE Beloved wife of Harry "Fritz" Fridson. Dear mother of Ross (Carol) Fridson and Margl (Harold) Weinhaus. Grandmoth father of Dennis and Denise.

Beloved husband of Estelie. Dear Grandfather of Matthew, Jeffrey WALTZ GEORGE F. Beloved husband of father of Mrs. Boh dan (Dolores) Lf-commander of the U.S. Navy.

Interment Immaculate Conception Cemetery. BY JEFFREY S. GHANNAM Press Staff Writer Cari Gauerke Klein taught children how to read, and they helped her through a 3'2-year struggle with cancer. "There's no question in our minds that the strong feelings she had for helping children is what kept her going these past years," said her Ms. Bellamy made 26 films.

She was considered the Fox studio's answer to Clara Bow and Colleen Moore, her contemporaries at other studios. Ms. Bellamy's film career ended in the 1930s. "I Geraldlne. Dear father ot James ana uavia.

aiso survivea oy two brothers and one sister. Services Tuesday 9:15 a.m. from Salewskl Funeral Heme 19111 W. Warren to Mrs. Gary (Geraldlne) DeWitf and Mrs.

Donald (Darlene) Gla-ser. Brother of Irene and Virgin er ot Amy and Lisa Fridson, Jaime and Matthew Weinhaus. Sister of Harriet "Cookie" (Sam) Klein. Services 12:30 Monday afternoon at the Ira Kaufman Chapel Interment Clover Hill Park and Mrs. John (Marsha) Scholt.

Grandfather of Michelle, Sean. Jason. Bradley and Meilcsa. KAZMIERCZAK St. Michael's Church (Livonia) 10 ia, aiso survived oy izgranacnna ren.

three areat Grandchildren Great orandfathar of Jamie. MARY January 27. Wife of the lale Vincent. Dear mother of a.m. interment sr.

Hedwig. Rosa-ry MondaySp.m. tdward (Katie Kazmierczak. Ai Droiner or jock, r-unerai services private under direction of A.H. Peters Funeral Horn of Grosse NORTON Funeral Tuesday 10 a.m.

from the D.S. Temrowskl Funeral Home 30009 Hoover Rd. at Common Mile.) St. Martin DePorres Church 10:30 a.m. Rosary Monday 8 p.m.

Visitation Sunday 5-9, GAWEL SOPHIE Beloved mother of Ray roinie, sw-xw mond, Richard and Michael. Dear so seven grandchildren, six great grandchildren and two great treat grandchildren survive. Sis-er ot Steve Napiorkowskl. Services Wednesday 9 a.m. from: Krot Funeral Home, 2617 Canlff to Our Lady Help ef Christians GEORGE V.

Of Bloomfleld formerly of Jersey City, N.J. Jan. 27, 1990, age 78. Beloved husband of the late Helen. Dear father of Madge Bellamy WILKINS sister ot jonn szyszka.

Also survived by nine orandchlldren and monaay i-y. BARBARA RICHARDS Passed Mrs. Margaret White ef Hlng- seven areat grandchildren. Ser Church a.m. Rotary 7 o.m BURDETT Tuesday.

Visitation Tuesday from nam, wiass. ana Mrs. Karnieon Norton-Schock of Bloomfieid Twp. Dear grandfather of Jennifer, Stephen and Katie White. vices Wednesday a.m.

at the: Rlske Funeral Home, 7100 Michigan Ave. at Cecil. 9:30 Mass St Andrews Catholic Church. Rosary Tuesday 7:30 p.m. -3 p.m.

ana to p.m. uear orotner ot Kev. tmmett j. Norton S.J. of Morrlstown N.J.

KEARNS FR. ROBERT J. S.J. of Springfield died Jan. 28, age 70.

Brother of Mrs. Courtney (Marv) father, Thomas Gauerke. Mrs. Klein, 29, of Howell died Friday at her parents' Grosse Pointe Woods home. "Cari was an excellent teacher, an advocate for children and OPAL BLANCHE Age 88.

January 27, 1990 of Sterling Hgts. Formerly of Detroit and Ft. Lauderdale Florida. Wife of the late Ernest L. Burdett Sr.

Mother of Ernest L. Burdett. Four grand daughters, 8 great grandchildren. Sister of Harry Gar ret son. Visitation Monday from 2 p.m.

until 9 p.m. Price Funeral Home, 3725 S. Rochester road, between 16 and 17 mile roads, Troy. 313-689-0700. Order of Eastern Star Memorial service away Jan.

27, 1990, at age under the loving care ef Hospice and her family. Beloved wife of Robert A. Jr. Daughter of Charles and Betty Richards. Sister of Charles Jr.

(Debra). Aunt of two nephews. Daughter-in-law of Rob-erf Sr. Sister-in-law of Paul Wilkins and Clifford Wilkins (Kay Ellen). Barbara was employed by Electronic Data Systems of Troy.

Services at First Presbyterian Church, Jackson, Jan. 30, 1990 at 11 a.m., with Rev. William Brown officiating. Those who wish may make contributions to the Hospice of Jackson. Barbara has been cremated.

No visitation will GRAMMATICO SALVATORE (SAM) Jan. 27, beloved husband of Mary Jo (nee Novak). Dearest father of the late John. Grandfather of John. Son of Rosarla (Sadie) and the late I.

i Morgan of St. Clair Shores and Rev. William E. Kearns of Allen-ton, Ml. Also survived by five nieces and nephews and six grand neohews.

Fr. Kearns was sta Mr. Norton was the retired Bud- Pet Director of Jersey City, N.J. uneral services from Godhardt-Tomllnson Funeral Home 2904 Orchard Lake Keego Harbor, Tuesday 9:15 a.m. Mass of Chrls-tln Burial at St.

Hugo of the Hills, Bloomfleld Hills, 10 a.m. Interment White Chapel Cemetery, Troy. Pselm Service Monday 8:30 r.m. Memorial contributions to he Arthritis Foundation would be appreciated. Friends may call Monday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m.

Monday 7:30 p.m. at Funeral Home. Funeral Tuesday 12 noon tioned at the University of Detroit from 1957 to 1988, where he taught and was Librarian. He will lie In Matteo. Brother of Rose (Tony) Monaslero, Paul (Sue), and the late Roy (Sadie), and Cruce (Linda) Visitation Monday 2-9 p.m., Tuesday 1-9 Funeral Wednesday 9:15 a.m.

from the wulek-Calcaterra Funeral Home, Inc. 36900 Schoenherr at Metro Parkway 1 16 Mile), to St. ai f-unerai nome. interment Kose-land Park Cemetery, Berkley. be held.

Arrangements by Weth- state from 3 p.m. Monday Jan. 29 until funeral Mass .1 3:30 p.m. Wednesday at Colomblere Center wroy rvnvrei noma, jacKSOn. Chapel, 9075 Big Lake Clarks-ton.

Scripture service Tuesday BURGHARDT KATHERINE January 27. 1990 Martin dePorres Church for 10 PAUL FRIEDA L. Age 90, January 27. Wife of the late John. Dear mother of Linda Zampich and Rolf.

Also survived by six orand p.m. Arrangemenrt oy ioy-arte Funeral Heme Clarkston. a.m. Mass. Rosary Tuesday 7 p.m.

Beloved wife of the late Michael. Dear mother of James and the late Chris and the late John. nun nvsurrecnon. Mrs. Klein was born in Waupun, in 1960.

She also is survived by her mother, Barbara; brother, Thomas, and grandparents, Henry and Alice Ho-man, and Chester and La Verne Gauerke. Visitation will be 2-9 p.m. today at Chas. Verheyden 16300 Mack Grosse Pointe Park, where the funeral will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday.

Burial will be in Highland Memorial Gardens in Beaver Dam, Wis. Memorials may be made to the Cari Gauerke Klein Memorial Fund, Henry B. North Elementary School, 333 N. Miller Road, Lansing 48911. Hope College professor led program for organ United Press International ROGER DAVIS, 55, a Hope College music professor who founded Holland's popular Tulip Time organ recital series, died at his home in Holland on Thursday of lung cancer.

On the Hope faculty for 27 years, he wrote the "Organist's Manual." He had nearly completed transcribing, editing and engraving a collection of familiar pieces. "Professor Davis had a profound impact on our department over the years," said Robert Ritsema, chairman of the Hope music department. "We developed an organ instructional program that is the envy of other schools of our kind across the country." He is survived by his mother, four children, a brother and two sisters, Deaths Elsewhere Madge Bellamy, 90, an actress Leaves many grandchildren and KENT chlldren and eight greatgrandchildren; one brother and one J. ROSS Beloved husband of grandchildren. Services uesday 9 a.m.

from: Salewskl Funeral Home, 191 1 1 W. Warren to GREER THOMAS J. Age 53, January 27, Helen Johnstone Kent. Dear tether of Gertrude Whltesell St's Peter and Paul Church 9:301 YERXA EDNA L. January 28, 1990.

Age 80. Beloved wife of the lete Felton. Beloved mother of the lale Winnie Van Dorp. Dear sister of Charles Young and ot the late Edward and Alfred Young. Dear grandmothr of Debra (James) Aldls and Dennis (Barbara) Van Dorp, Dear great grandmother of Jason and Lindsay Aldis and Dennis Can-dice and Daniel Van Dorp.

Funeral services Wednesday 12:30 p.m. at the: Kaul Funeral Home. 35201 Garfield (N. of IS mile) Clinton Twp. Visitation Monday 5 until 9 p.m.

Tuesday 2 until 9 p.m. Entombment at Cadillac Memorial Gardens. iyw. oeioveo nusDano ot Mary. Dearest father of Brian T.

Dear principal, Mildred Richardson. She taught emotionally impaired and learning-disabled children at Henry H. North Elementary School in Lansing for more than five years. High expectations of her students and her teaching ability brought out sister, memorial service weanes-day 12:30 at Grosse Pointe Baptist Church. Contributions can be made to Grosse Pointe Baptist Church or Christ Fellowship Church.

Arrangements by Ver-hoyden FuntrafHome, 881-8500. LewlsG. (Fia.l, eager J. (Farmlnaton) and John R. Jr.

a.m. interment St Hedwig. Rosa ry Monday 6 p.m. son of Mn. Lurlil drmnr nrf the late Lloyd.

Brother of Janet Zolnl- (Union Lake). Also survived by 13 eretv in state weanesaay iu a.m. at St. Edmund Catholic Church, grandchildren, nine great-grandchildren, and a sister, Gladys Moses Funeral service CAROLLO CYRIL (CY) age 67, of Casevllle Died Friday in Saainaw. Mr urns iz Mile, warren.

Mass at 11 a.m. Famllv will raralve viiitort got too big for my britches," she said. "I wanted too much money and when it was not forthcoming, I quit." Louella Luhrman, 108, a World War I Army nurse thought to be the nation's oldest veteran, died Friday in Menlo Park, Calif. Miss Luhrman joined the Army in 1918 when she was 36 years old. She served at Camp Lewis, and was discharged in 1919.

After the war, Miss Luhrman returned to Fabiola Hospital in Oakland, where she had earned her nursing degree, and worked there until it closed in 1932. Archbishop Lewis Garnsworthy, 67, an Anglican cleric known for his outspoken opinions, died Friday in Toronto. Mr. Garnsworthy once said a proposed union of the Anglican and United churches had a "snowball's chance in Hades." He criticized the Roman Catholic Church for its "fortress mentality." He also derided his own Anglican church of the 1940s as "a sort of mascot at cocktail parties part of the respectable scene." Edward C. Corrigan, 67, father of Christa McAuliffe, the teacher-astronaut who along with six other crew members was killed in the Challenger space shuttle explosion four years ago, died of cancer Thursday in Framingham, Mass.

Carollo was former owner of luesaay it a.m. at tne koss b. Northrop Son Funeral Home, 22401 Grand River (Redtord). Visitation Sunday 1-5 D.m.. Mon achievements among her at the Kaul Funeral Home, 28433 Jefferson, St.

Clair Shores, on Tuesday from 3-5 and 7-9. Prayers; Larono Brothers Market in Detroit and Cy's Food Center In Warren. His In i ueMjay is p.m. memorial contributions to The American Can day 5-9 p.m. Retired employee of MESC.

Contributions may be PAYNE FRED i. Jan. 27, 1990, age 77. Beloved husband of the late Christine. Deer father of F.

Mark Payne (Rachel). Tool and Die maker and supervisor at Ford 43 years. Funeral service Tuesday 11 a.m. at Harry J. Will Trust 100 Funeral Home 37000 Six Mile.

Livonia. Visitation Monday 1-9 p.m. Interment Byron, Ml. clude Old Timers Baseball Club, maae to Keatora Baptist inurcn. 30 Cemeteries, Monument cer Society or the charity of your choice would be appreciated.

uetron. rest memoer ot si. Kay-monds Catholic Church. Surviving are his wife, Eleanora; his son, Jonn Carollo; his daughter, Carolyn Crawford; one brother, Larry Carollo and a sister. Phvll is Aluz- KITZMAN FOREST LAWN 2 lots.

Call HAMLIN ELAINE M. January 27. Befoved LUELLA Beloved wife of the late Edward. Dear mother of Robert 7S-St39or389-)31S PEREJDA 20. Services will be conducted 11 wife of the late George.

Dear MAUSOLEUM level single, Mt a.m. today at St. Roch Catholic MICHAEL January 27, 1990. Hus- grandsons; dear sister of Louis Lessard. Visitation Monday 3-9 Lnurcn, Loseviiie.

uiivsi lemeiery i-iyj-jyuz mower oi mri nan juay; napoi-ka. Michael (Audrey), George (Susan), Richard (Susan) and Marv Beth. Grandmother of Holiv p.m. crayers luesaay a.m. Charles R.

Step Funeral Heme, ONE PLOT Roseland Park 12 COOK and woodward ua. M2-I738 and Cory. Funeral Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. from the L.J. Griffin I-M25 Beecn Dely Rd.

(betw. Ml.) Mass 11 a.m. St. Aaatha oana or uoris. Drainer or ivirs.

Michael (Mary) Zullck, Mrs. James (Anne) Mackenzie, Mrs. Michael (Helen) Miller and Mrs. Michael (Margaret) Marzlcola. Funeral service (Parastas) Wednesday 1 1 a.m.

at Bell Chapel, Wm. R. Hamilton Ce. 820 E. Church.

Rosary Monday 7:30 p.m. Funeral Home. 7707 Middiebeit (at Ann Arbor Trail) and to St WHITE CHAPEL 2 lots, Garden of JONATHAN W. January 26. Beloved husband of Anne (Maedel), Dearest father of Jonathan Son of John Cook and Helen peers, said Linda MacDonald, a friend and colleague of five years, "She had a tremendous impact on young people," said her father, an assistant principal at Grosse Pointe North High School.

"She had a great pride in her ability to teach special children to read." About 14 months ago, she married Richard Klein, who survives her. She graduated in 1984 from Michigan State University with a bachelor's degree in education. She had graduated in 1979 from Grosse Pointe North, where she was a cheerleader and took part in school drama productions. ineAssisa, MI-IA Damian Church at 10. Rosary KLEIN i ugay ai p.m.

Myers. Also survived by one nu.i Rll llMliynaill. VI.IIO- tlon Tuesday 2-4 and t-i o.m. uroiner, services pnvaie. (55 Card of Thenke CARI (Gauerke) Age 29.

January 26, 1990. Beloved wife of Richard. iriDuiai may ue maae to micni-aan Heart Association or charity HERR of the donor's choice. DAHLMAN MINNA January 28. Beloved wife OH HOLY ST.

JUDE. Apostle and Dearest daughter at Barbara and Thomas Gauerke, Sr. Dearest sister of Thomas Gauerke, Jr. Dear aranddauohter of Henry POSEN uviihtc n. January ittv.

Husband of Eleanor M. Father of ot aeoainon. uear momer or Peter (Joene). Grandmother of William and Lucas. Sister of and Annice Homan, Chester and LaVerne Gauerke.

Funeral at the Lois Long of Honolulu, Hawaii and Barbara Olsen. Grandfather of Stan. Don. Mike and Amvlvnn Karola Trlmper (Hans), waiter Knoll (Irma) and Rudl Knoll (Erlka). Instate Tuesday 10 a.m.

Verheyden Funeral Heme, 16300 ALBERT Of Florida, formerly of Detroit. Beloved husband of Liable Posen. Dear father of Geraldlne (Sheldon) Schwartz and the late Ronald Posen. Brother of Maurice (Paula), and Edward Posen and Gertrude Welnstock. Services 11:30 Tuesday mornlna mariyr, v.rear in virtue, Kicn ll Miracles.

Near Kinsman of Jesus Christ, Faithful Intercessor of all who invoke your special petronage. Come to my presence In urgent petition. In return, I promise to make your name be known. Say 3 Our Fathers, 3 Hall Marys and 3 Glorious Novenas, St. Jude pray for us and.

all wiio Invoke your name. D.N. Mack at Outer Tuesday at 11. Visitation Monday 2-9 p.m. Memorial contributions to the Carl Gauerke Klein Memorial Fund, Henry H.

North Elementary Olsen. Funeral Thursday 1 p.m. at Bell Chapel, Wm. R. Hamilton 820 E.

Maple Birmin-gahm. Visitation Tuesday 6-8 and Wednesday 2-4 and 6-8. Tributes mav be mada to tha donor's at St Peter Luthern Church, 11423 Chicago road, Warren. Funeral 11 a.m. Vlslatlon at: A.H.

Peters Funeral Heme, 32000 Schoenherr at Masonic ()3V mile) Warren. Monday 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. at the Ira Kaufman Cnapel Inter n.i. rviiMc Ml 48911 appreciated.

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