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23 DETROIT FREE PRESS THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 17. 1992 Death notices Court restricts bridal chain Owners accused of bilking icomen can take deposits SCHORNACK Death Nottcti Today's Alphabetical Listing MORA A Beioved nfe of the late Georoe A S'Sier of Setty Cupp Also survived by nieces and neph ews Funeral 11 30 a Saturday ai the A. h. reten euner ai nemo, Mack Avenue at Vernier Rd Grosse Pointe Woods.

Visitation after 4 pm Friday HELPFUL HINT To report death ot Socisl Security Of SSI benettcury or to inquire about survivor benefits, I Call: 1 830-772-1213 7 00 a to 7 00 m. Monooy through Friday. Hoffman, Mark E. Holmes, Marjone Hoyt, Warner laa, Peter N. Ireland, Patrick D.

Johnson, Florence SEESE I6ENE) VfUPtoii B. eeioveti husband of iwotny, oeer toiner of Connie IHarryl Boroers, Sandra. Deooreh, Curt, Craio, Russell, and Wendy. Pre-eteceased by daughter Nancy Also survived by AKENO CATHERINE September IS. 192 Ao to Beioved wife of the lot Leo Mother ot Estelie Grochow-icz.

Dolores Maclterzeh, Leonard Gatewski, Jeen end Joan Gatews-k, and the let Leo. Leeves 17 IJ gfanot nnwi wn greal-granocnnoren. mnnii from the Arttwr J. VenLerteroM Funeral Heme 3000 Harper, Si. letr Chores ibetween u-i mi it I Wvicm trom the Trium- Cinf Cross Lutheran Church, 1 le at Greater Mack Friday grandchildren and 40 great grandchildren Funeral Friday at tt im trom the Lefchick Funeral Nam 1137 Conant (bet Outer Of 7 Miiel Mess at 9 30 am al Our Lady Queen ot Apostles Catholic Church Burial Mt Olivet Cemetery Visitation Thursday 12-9 m.

Rosary 7 JO Park, Charles Harold Sr. Pavtovich, Joseph S. Peterson, Thelma J. Pheney, Thomas J. Plunkett Theresa M.

Racz, Emma Lee Retz. Edith Rowe, Elsie V. RuM, Virginia R. Schornack, Nora A. Seese, Vernon E.

Shay, Pauline C. Sliker, Daniel 0. Smith, Sharon T. SpaukJing, James F. Straub, Erwin J.

Szychulski, Lottie Taormina, Philip I. Turpin, Catherine Vaughan, Mattie Lou Vivian, Clara Walker, Howard E. Webb. Garnet up to $25,000 in fines. A hearing is set before Kuhn at 3 p.m.

Wednesday. Thompson also asks that a receiver be appointed to oversee the businesses. A criminal investigation by the Birmingham Police Department is also continuing. Thompson said as many as 5,000 women tost their deposits, or are in danger of doing so, and that their losses total about $1 million. The stores owned by the Gottschlings are the Boulevard Bridal Salon, the Sue Gordon Bridal Salon and Today's Bride, all in Birmingham, and the Kitty Kelly Bridal Salons in Troy and Dearborn.

By LL Brasier Fm Press Suff Writer A judge Tuesday ordered the owners of a string of suburban bridal salons, accused of bilking thousands of women out of down payments, to stop taking gown deposits. The Oakland County Prosecutor's Office on Tuesday sued Gary and Donna Gottschling of Birmingham, charging they were violating state consumer protection laws with their "unfair, unconscionable and deceptive business practices." The Gottschlings took deposits on dresses they knew they could not supply, did not return the deposits, and sold used or sample dresses as new, according to the suit. "It was a blatant and deceptive business practice," said Prosecutor Richard Thompson. "A wedding is an emotional and hectic time in a woman's life, and these individuals were preying on them." Neither the Gottschlings nor their attorneys could be reached. Tuesday's court order by Oakland County Circuit Judge Richard Kuhn allows the Gottschlings to continue to operate their five stores but prohibits them from taking deposits on dresses.

Thompson said three stores are closed. The law allows Thompson to seek m. instate at cnurcn a m. sltation Wednesday 4-1 and Akeno, Catherine Ashley, Josephine Benyo, Ernest A. Brown, Elizabeth Burt Margaret J.

Cherniak, Sam Ciaravino, Peter Clarke, Reginald C. Cole, Molty Paterson Cole, Richard T. Cowher, Martin DiGiusto, Celso Dubay, Jessie R. Dudley, Joseph Pat Durtxa Esther EwaW, John J. Feldman, Virgil J.

Fitzsimons, Helen Galecki, Florence S. Goodwin, Loren Murry Groth, Martin W. Gschneidner, Eugenia Hallman, Helen t. Harder, Clarence L.Sr. Heffeman, Patrick R.

Hefner, Tina Marie Thursday pm tnursoay. SHAY PAULINI age Sep). IS. 1991. Beloved wife of the late Lloyd A.

Shay. Dear mother of ASHLEY Kieliaa Louise Konarske, Clara Kommeir, Kathryn Lesser, Charles R. Jr. Leszczynski, Marion R. Maas, Alicia Marcelain, Robert E.

Mathieson, Marcella A. Mathison, Henry E. Mattie, Ann Mazur, Genevieve McCarthy, Philip J. McLay, Stuart F. McMartin, Helen J.

Megge, George A. Milatz, Erwin C. Millman, Norman M. Niedzbala, Zofia H. Nola, Elizabeth Panackia, Thomas James ii'Mr nav.

rarrtcia (Oonaid) Dryden, Jane MltcheilV and Thomas Shay Loving grand- JOSEPHINE JO" Age 13 Beloved nt ol the late Gerald Dear mother ot Ronald, Keith (Sharon), Darryll iTheiio), Gerald IHe-lenor), Brian (HiinyK Sister ot Sydney Remhold and Ruth Foiut Survived by nine grandchildren and two areat orandchtldren mother of II, oreat granomotner of JS. Funeral Friday 130 am Pravers Thursday "I IS a Hal trom nacken-metcart runerai Heme, 2M0 Monroe (nr. W. Outer Dr I. beerborn and to St Albert the Great Church, 447J Parker jet Annapolis), Dearborn Heights for 10 a.m.

Mass. Visitation Thursday Hp m. Bosary Thursday 7 m. ey Funeral tjirecmi, worm- a(im MMfv II Mae X-Wav Syr Drive ot lb Miiel. Mass II noon St.

Gerard Church, iww ever- Webb, James Joseph ireen (corner ot pemoroxei. in-'erment Holy Sepulchre. SLIKER DANIEL O. Age 44. September IS, BENYO IW2, Ot wooonaven.

oeioveu nus-band of Mary. Dew father of MILLMAN ERNEST A. i. Sept I WH Ft Meyers Florida Beloved husband ot Ruth Dear lather of kathyleen Woidman, Ernest Mimm iwmf and Patricia (Robert) HIIMard. NORMAN M.

Survived by dear FITZSIMONS, HELEN. Sept. mi. Beloved wife ot the late Charles. Dearest mother of Courtney.

Dear sister aunts, uncles and cousins. Actor brought Steinbeck's Lemiie to life (Charlotte) and John (Melody) Grandfather ot six, areat grand Graveside services Fridey II a m. at Ada! Shalom ASemorlal Park Cemetery. father ot tour. Memorial service ot Mrs Norma Jean Trotman and Also leaves Sll grenoennorea Seen, Daniel, Kelly, Mary, Andrew and Katie and one brother Sidney Funerel services trom the Mortens Funeral Hem.

3200 Trenton, Sat, to Our Lady ol the Woods Catholic Church. Woodhaven, 10 a.m. Visitation Thurs. Frl. 12-9.

Saturday 11 am. at trinity ev Praihvterian Church. lOlOl W. Livonia. Arrangments by Dart- man evnerat uirecrtofi, Metiw Ann Arbor Rd at Gotfredson the late Robert Gordon.

Dear sister-in-law ot Mrs. Ann Gotfredson, Mrs. Mary Klrchner, Mrs. Joan Barry and Thomas Fltisl-mom. 14 nieces and neohews.

Plymouth Two. Memorials may be made to Winkler Road Baptist NIEDZBALA KIELIAN LOUIS! Ursa) Age 71 Beloved wife ot Stephen. Dear mother ol Stephen Jr. (Becky), Thomos (Debby), David (Diana), John (Nancy). Survived by seven grandchildren.

Sister of Lena titrate, Dolly Vettese, Domnlck and Sam Bastionell and several nieces and nephews. Visitation Thursday 4-1 m. Rosary Thursday 7:30 m. Haley Funeral Dt-rtcteri, 24525 Northwestern Hwy. (Lodge X-Way Svc.

Drive S. ol 10 MHef In stale Friday 1 45 am Mass 10 30 am. St. Michael Church, 25225 Code Rd. (3 blks W.

ol Lahser N. off 10 Mile Rd Interment Holy Sepulchre. Visitation will be 2-9 p.m. today and 1-9 p.m. Friday at Wujek-Calcaterra Funeral Home, 36900 Schoenherr.

Memorial Mass at SI Paul On The ZOFIA H. Sept. IS. Beloved wife of Church, 5uwinxier Florida 33919, Lake, Friday, Sept. li, at 11 am Contributions to St.

Paul Church the late Leon, uearest moiner ot Danuta (Jacek) Matras, Irene SMITH SHARON T. Age S. Sept. 11 1991 BROWN Roman) Many and Aiensanora or Peter Paul Jesuit Church appreciated. Arrangements by the Vtrheyden Funeral Heme Anarze i uraon.

I oranacnuo- ELIZABETH (BETTY) Sept. 15, ren. Sister of Pearl Papa, Zyg mi Beioved wile ot Harold trvd Pietriak and of Poland, eai-esuu. near mother ot Lawrence By Lawrence Devine Free Press Staff Writer Twenty years ago, in a performance his peers still recall with awe, Jesse Newton became one of the first black actors in America to play the famous role of the gentle, slow-witted giant Lennie in John Steinbeck's "Of Mice and Men." Genowefa Nawrocka. Visitation Dear mother or n-ennetn i.

ana Krlsll and their lather Tom Smith. Cousin of Kay Rlepell. Family will receive visitors Thursday 4 prior to a memorial service at 7 m. at John N. Santelu Sen Funeral Heme 1139 Inkcter Rd.

(between Ford Road (Donna). Dear grandmother ot rCherl, Lawrence Raechelle Thursday 4-9 m. and Friday i-v GALECKI jinn nuitin t-unera serv ce FLORENCE S. (nee PrTvbytskl) unerel daiuroay m. rom Wuiek-Calcaterr Funeral Friday Ma at McCabe Funeral Sept.

la, 1992. Loving wife of Heme, Ine 34900 Schoenherr at and Cherry Hill). Memorials sug- runeroi ai vv-" wvyri Heme 3150 W. 1 Mile Road, Fermlngton Hills. Visitation Metro Parkway Miiel to our Ladv of Czestochowa Church for tenneii Lnapet er j.

uesmorra Im 4375 Woodward (be- Ksteo to rn Americen veneer ciety Thursday2-5and 7-9 pm. 12 30 m. mass. Kosary r-rioay a m. interment in roieno.

tweeen 13-14 Mile). Friday IS a.m 10 mass at St. Regis Church, Lincoln Drive and Lahser, Bir BURT KONARSKE CLARA Sept. 15, mi. Dearest sister of Anne (Betley) Llsowici Loving mother ol the late Ichard and James.

Dear grandmother of Joy Burnett. Loving great-grandmother of Joshua. Funerel Friday 30 a.m. from the Janembewskl Funeral Heme 4405 Wesson, corner of Buchanan, to St. Francis Assisi 10 a.m.

Interment St Hed-wlg Scriptures Thursday 7 m. SPAULDING JAMES Sept. age 41 of PANACKIA MARGARET J. Sept 15, 191 Aoe 74 ot Roval Oak Wife 0) the late THOMAS JAMES Age 74. Of mingham at 10 a.m.

Burial Holy Sepulchre. Visitation Thursday 1-9 p.m. Rosary 7 p.m. Claude R. dear mother of westiano.

ttetire nr. geent ot the Wayne Coon-itoj fy Sheriffs Road Petrol Dlv. Beloved husbend of William (Barbara), jonn m. Barron sjry. formerly ot uviroii.

Beloved tether of Valerie Clink and Laure A grandmother ot Steve, Jeff. Scott, Jamie and and Barbara Work of Farmington Hills, Thomas Jr. ot Phoenii, lb late Ruby. Dear lather of Jetfery, Christopher, Jaml Hazi and Mrs. James (Abbie) Scott.

Jason. Memorial Mass Thursday KORNMEIR, ftodavl 1030 a m. at Our Ladv Joseph k. ano james t. ot Livonia Dearest comoanlon ot Alber Queen ol Martyrs Church, 12340 KATHRYN.

Sept. Sister ot Margaret Tapert. Mary Jane Son of Catherine ano ine laro Ervln. Brother of Robert, Betty T.I. Uru .1 -r rt Pierce, Beverly Hills.

Memorials to Michioan Cancer Foundation. ta Richards. Dearest brother ot Andy of Romulus, Edward ot Soutnlield, Joseph and Robert of Livonia. Also surviving are II grandchildren, lour great grand- Clute, Shirley Staggs, Rill. Eve stringer ana jonn yy.

r.ornmvir. In state at The Verneyden Funeral Heme. 14300 Mack al Outer Dr. Arrangements by Vasu, Redgers Cennell Chapel of A. J.

Des He nad a beautiful, gentle soul," said Bruce Millan, who directed the production in 1972. Mr. Newton was 6 feet 4 and 260 pounds "about the size of the theater's front door," said lyn tester ano Kicnaro. aim six GOODWIN LOR EN MURRY. Beloved husband ol the late Joy Dear father of Lorna Hulber, Dawn Ltrner, Dale (Diane) and Duane (Lore).

11 grandchildren. Brother ot Horace, Mabel Nowak, Harry, and Wlnnlfred Soucey. Visitation at the A. H. Paters Funeral Heme, 20705 Mack Avenue at Vernier Grosse Pointe Woods Irom HO m.

Thursday and Friday In slate at Salem Memorial Lutheran Church, 21230 Morost, Detroit Irom 1030 am. Saturday until lime of funerallta.m. mond I Sent. 549-0500. Thursday Irom 5-9.

Funeral Mass ranucnuorvn. utivi i iv vit, Heme. 3S400 Glenwood. cniiaren eng an Aum conn fyivc rltt of Plymouth. He was a mem at ine Annunciation cnurcn, rn day at 10.

CHERNIAK Wesllend, Saturday 10a Family suggests memorials to Hospice ol Western Wayne County. ber of the VFW Post 1135, Metrooolltan Craft FILAM SI9. SAM ol Florida lormerly ol De LESSER CHARLES R. JR. Aoe 40.

Sent. 9. troit. Beioved nusoano of 1 reixie. Dear father ol Edward (Susan) Lodge Council Chapter Consistory Valley of Detroit, Elks H5I and Barton Citv FOE.

Memorial oldest son after a lengthy illness. He was 81. Mr. Park was born in Ft. Wayne, in 1910 and moved with his family to Flint when he was 9.

After attending Flint Junior College, he began his radio career in 1930 at WTDF in Flint. In 1941 he moved to WJR, where he became chief announcer in 1950. He hosted several shows, such as "Time Out For Music," "Mother's Album," and "The Telephone Quiz." He also worked as play-by-play announcer with WJR sports director Van Patrick in 1948-52, covering University of Michigan football. But he probably is best remembered for his 25-year stint as Guest's commercial announcer and sidekick on "The Sunny Side of the Street." McCarthy recalled that it was Park who hired him at WJR in 1958. "He was a wonderful, affable fellow and was like a foster father to me," McCarthy said.

"He always had a great story for you and a great smile." After his retirement, Mr. Park moved to Florida, then back to Michigan in 1982. In 1985, he moved to Arkansas. Mr. Park is survived by sons Charles Jr.

and Frederick; four grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. Memorial services will be at 6 p.m. on Sept. 28 at Trinity Episcopal Church, 30205 Jefferson, St. Clair Shores.

Burial will follow in the Father Eric Whiting Memorial Garden at the church. Mast Saturday, Sept. 19, 11:30 Husband ot Margaret. Loving father of Cheryl Gnass, Chuck, and John. Loving grandfather ol and Thomas Cherniak.

Grandfather ot Lisa, Amy, Victoria and Jennifer Brother ot Leon (Enid) Cherniak and Betty Gruskin Also Jesse Newton am. at St. PrlscIHa Catholic Church, Livonia. Memorials to STRAUB ERWIN Beloved husband of Isabelle. Dear father of Barbara Vllders, Gerald (Mary) and Nancy Rigsby.

Brother ol Arthur, Leonard and Kenneeth Straub, Lillian Dahika and Kay Brock. Also survived by nine grandchild Shawn, Eric and iherrl Gnass Services were held Saturday. survived by fcitzooern inerniak American cancer society. Mrvlces and interment in no. a review and was a natural choice GROTH MARTIN W.

Sept. 15, 1992. Beloved son of Joie Rekowskl and Gordon (Margo) Groth. Dearest brother of Jerl, Tracy and David Groth, Denlse and Debbie Rekowskl and Scott Hlnman. Dear LESZCZYNSKI PARK CIARAVINO mm u.ani MARION R.

Sept. 14 Former PETER Saot 15 Beloved husband kn.RLEi iwkvvv an. vi, ot Warren, Arkansas, formerly of ren an two great grenocntturen. Funeral 10 30a m. Saturday at the Tank Arsenal Employee.

Beloved mother of Beverly Stratton and ot Helen, bear lather ol Nino and Tiyler hi pel el the Mlwe- Detroit, Michigan. Died Wednesday, September 14, at the home ol randson ot Henry and jeanette and Carlos and Pauline Sam (Mary Jane) Grandfather 01 Helen Maria, Seraphlna, Mary Helen, Samantha and Peter II son. ne wes oorn ucruuvr im, Joan Taradonia. Dear sister ot Eliiabeth Munroe. and the late Bernard St.

John. Alos survived by three granddaughters and live Pierce Funeral Friday 11 a.m. at Kaul Funeral Hem 15201 Gar- ol the late Frank Park and Wrtia Funeral Friday earn, from a nasce-Tabbl Funeral Heme 3S peters Funeral Heme wu Telegraph end II a.m. at St. Alfred Church.

Scripture service D.m. Friday. Visitation 7-9 Thursday and 1-9 m. Friday. Memorials to Alzhelmert Foundation preferred.

Held (N. ol IS Mile) Clinton Twp. Visitation Thursday Wp tt rear grenocnuuran. visnaiiun rldav I o.m. until time ot service Clair Shores to St.

Clare Church at at 7 p.m. trom the Faulmann 4 Sterling Heights. The funeral will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at St. Dennis Church, 2200 East Twelve Mile, Royal Oak.

Burial will be in Resurrection Cemetery, Mt. Clemens. Walter E. Bradley, 82, a longtime Van Dyke Public Schools educator, died of a heart attack Monday at Bi-County Community Hospital Osteopathic in Warren. Mr.

Bradley, a 60-year Warren resident, worked 22 years for the Van Dyke Schools in Warren, serving as a teacher, principal and director of secondary education. The Beaverton native helped found Macomb Community College, served as the school's dean from 1954-74, and served on the Van Dyke district's school board for 26 years. He earned two bachelor's degrees from Michigan State Normal College now Eastern Michigan University in 1934 and 1939, a master's degree from the University of Michigan in 1937, and studied at Michigan State University and Wayne State University in the 1940s. He was a member of Phi Delta Kappa, the County and State School Board Association and was past president of the American Lung Association of Southeast Michigan. Mr.

Bradley is survived by his wife of 51 years, Esther; daughters Margaret Grasley, Dorothy Dubyal, Martha Miller and Lou Marchal; a sister; seven grandchildren, and one great-grandchild. Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. today at Walter E. Bradley Auditorium at Macomb Community College's south campus, 14500 Twelve Mile, Warren. Burial will follow in White Chapel Memorial Cemetery, Troy.

deaths Elsewhere Millicent Fenwick, 83, a former Republican U.S. representative from Well Seidell Rule Funeral GSCHNEIDNER 10 a.m. Rosary tnursoay p.m. Visitation Wednesday 2- Heme, 37114 utlca Road, Eraser, Eugenia Aoe of St. Clair, and inursday Scot 14 Beloved wife ol the late MAAS Clark Park, mi was retireo redio personality for WJR, Detroit, Michigan and member ol Trinity Episcopal Church, SI.

Clair Shores, Michigan. He marred Martha Walcotf Park on April 25, 1931 and she died December 24, 1915. Surviving are two sons Charles Harold Park, Warren, Ark. and Frederick Charles Park, Mt. Clemens, Mich.) lour grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

Memo CLARKE k.ari; motner 01 ur, Ran meiuai r.irhnaldner and Bettv (Bill) REGINALD C. Beloved husband Keusch. Nine grandchildren and SZYCHULSKI LOTTIE Sept. IS. Age 74 of Beaverton, Ml Beloved wife of Alex.

Dear mother ol Robert (Jean). Dear sister ol Ted Rybaczuk. Five grandchildren; one greet grandchild. Funeral Saturday I a.m. Orllkewskl Funeral Hem 2721 Holbrook, Hamtramck.

St. Flo-rlan Church, 9:30 a.m. Prayers Friday 7 p.m. tour great granucniioren. vitna-llon FndvY9 L.C.

Frleder- ALICIA, Sept. IS. Beloved wife ol Terry. Dear daughter ol Bernardino and Alfred Legumina. Sister ot Brenda Legumina and Colleen Weaver.

Oaughter-ln-law ol Carol and Glenn Maas. Granddaughter of Mrs. Genevieve Nowak. Visita lens oti runerai name. 91.

Clair. Rosary 1:30 D.m. Fr day. of the late Letha. Dear father ot Mrs.

Georoe (Yvonne) Lendilon and Roy Jean). Brother ot Mabla Prince and Mary Green. Also survived by ten grandchildren and 14 greatgrandchildren. At the Dearbern Chapel el the Hewe-Peterseti Funeral Heme. 22546 Mass Saturday 10 a.m..

St. MarvS rial services nnonuay. xpitmiivi 21. 4 p.m. at the Trinity Episcopal Church, St.

Clair. Burial St. Marys wini tion Thursday 1-9 and Friday 1-9 at the Wulek-Calcaterrt Funeral cemetery. Memorials to inurcn Clair sttores. Mil Arrangements or f.

Vincent ueraui oy prazer runoroi nemo. TAORMINA Michigan Avenue 1-5 p.m. and Heme, javuu xnoonnerr at Metro Pkwy. (14 Mile). In slate Saturday 9 am.

until 10 a lime PHILIP I. September 14. 199. Aoe HALLMAN pm. inursday.

r-unerai 11 am. Friday al Dearborn Woods Pres- MIA D.lkM PAVLOVICH ol Mass al St Dennis Church, 2200 MELBM T. Ot Plymouth. Arte fAV 90 Husband ot the late Rose; dear lather ol Rosemari (Richard) Griffith and Mlml (Fred) John ot Is Beloved mother ot Clara E. 12 Mile Rd.

in Koyai ua. Interment Resurrection. Scrlo- Vr'VIMIl V'lUIVM It JV rwmwii. Dearborn. Mr.

Clarke was a Past Noble Grand ol tin) Dearborn Pegg of Plymouth and Thomas ture service i nursoay jup m. (Deborah) Hallman of Fenton, Oddteiiows No. 311. JOSEPH S. 47 years, passed away September IS 1992.

Beloved husband ol Margel. Dear lather ol Joseph G. Grandfather of Jessica and David. Brother of Louis Pavtovich. Funeral Friday 930 a.m.

trom O. S. Temrewslil Funeral Heme, 300O9 Hoover at Common 12V Mile), SI Sylvester Kritnne and Jon: five sisters and MARCELAIN ROBERT 1.. mam 44. of Mar- COLE MOLLY PATERSON Sept.

15. son. Fomiiy win receive trienos at the Visu, Redoers ConneH Chipel of A. J. 0smnd A Sens, 437S N.

Woodward Ibetw. 13-14 Ml Thursday 5-4 end Friday 12-9 p.m. Masonic service Friday 7:30 pm. In slat Saturday a m. until time of service at II at Redeemer Lutheren Church, 1100 Maple, Birmingham.

uette, formerly of Detroit. Died uesdav In Marouette. Dearest 1W2. wite ot Mark: mother 01 James. Kelly, and Michael Pater tour brothers elso survive.

Funeral service Friday 10 a m. at the Schroder Funeral Heme, 2M i. Main Plymouth. 10 30 a.m. at Our Lady ot Good Counsel Catholic Church, lleOPennlmen, Plym son.

Daughter ol Mrs. Martha Gallanher: sister of Kathv. Funer Church at 10. Kosary Tnursoay p.m. Visitation Thursday 2-9 outh, visitation nursooy p.m al service Friday 7 30 m.

at Naocrefl Fvneal Name 234 It John Hotel Park. Visitation from 2 PETERSON Father ol: Cheryl (Michael) Tou-hey; Pam Brunette; Lorl (Jon) Vantoon; Robbi (James) Bion-deau. Dearest Brother ol: Robert Martha Raade and the late Ruth Hohenteldt. Dearest Grandfather of nine Grandchildren and two Great Grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 1:00 PM Fassbender Rosary nursoay ju m.

THELMA J. September 13, 192 TURPIN CATHERINE Dear mother of p.m. Friday ill time ot service HARDER Deer sister of Alfred H. Jr Gordon B. and rhvllla COLE WkHKCiyVC UV 19.

ber 15, 1992; Beloved lather of Peterson; also survived by eight nieces and nephews. Private cremation and burial Woodmere Funeral Heme Marquette, visitation II AM until time ol service Clarence L. jr. tjoennieno jonn KiinAKi 1. sepi.is, loved husband ol Edythe.

Dear David wayn Turpin, Robert Fred Turpin and John Richard Turpin. Dear grandmother of nine grandchildren; nine great grandchildren. Funeral Friday 12 noon at Wulk Funeral Hem 11470 Thirteen Mil (W. of Hoover), Visitation Thursday Hp m. Burial Lakevlew cemetery, calu (Beverly); Also tour granacnna-ran and four oreat-orand Cystic fibrosis patient never gave up laughter By Marian Dozier Free Press Staff Writer Even though it would often send her into bone-rattling coughing fits, Alicia Marie Maas loved to laugh.

Her laughter was beautiful, deep and resonant, and helped her deal with her affliction, family and friends said. Mrs. Maas, Cemetery. Memorials tributes: YWCA of Metrooolltan Detroit: father of Richard (Barbara), Kevin I Bambi Marv Donald Tobe. met.

children. VIsltationThursday 11-4 Camp Cavell. 407 Shelby, Detroit, Gregory and Jonathan. Nine orandchlldren, two areat orand- MATHIESON mi 4177 or un vers rv at en children. Brother of John, Rob- MARCELLA A.

Age I). Dear wife gan tor the Benefit of the College of Engineering. Arrangements by art. June Huda ns and David William Sullivan ton Funeral Heme 705 W. II Mile Rd.

(4 biks ol Woodward) Royal Oak. In state 10 a.m. until lime of service II a at St. Paul Lutheran Church Royal Oak. Memorials ot the late Herbert S.

(1972) VAUGHAN MATTIE LOU Beloved wife of the waul, aaam mt lmnim 1-naiM runerai from ine vrien me-pel Ted C. Sullivan Funeral A. Desmond 4 Sens, 549-u5u0 Beloved mother ot Gladys l. (William) Comey of Atlanta, GA and Leroy (Mary) Mathieson of Heme. 41555 Grand River, Nov! to si.

faui Lutheran Friday morning 9 30, Holy Family PHENEY lete Thomas; dearest mother ol the late Harold (Marlon); Mary (Andy) Hlavac, Jemes (Penny), Sue Inman and Thomas (Msrcla); dear orandmother of 14 orand Salem, OR. I grandchildren; great-grandchildren, 2 sisters; brother Visitation Ouerfetd Fi inurcn at iu. visitation Wednesday 5-9 and Thursday 1-4 and t-9 Rosarv Thursday at 7 pm. Dona THOMAS J. Age 74, of Farming-ton Hills.

Husband of Helen for 41 HEFFERNAN PATRICK R. Died In Naoles. Fla children, 32 great grandchildren tions to Allheimer's, T7251 W. 12 Seolember 14. 1992.

Formerly ol nerat Hem 1200 oakwood, Dear born, Frl. a-9pm. Funeral Sat wonderful yeers. Father ot Thomas. Brother ot Kathryn Derocher Mile Soutnlield, Ml WO'S.

idem, interment mi Memorial Visitation 12-9 Thursday at Hep- crett-swinie punerat nemo, ueoroorn. aurviveo oy son imo-thy Hellernan, daughter In law Patricia Hetfernan, grandchildren. Heether, Samantha. Katrlna And Jennifer. Memorial Mass at COWHER MATHISON Mad son Hts.

Funeral II a.m. ortu 3 greet grant grenucmiarrn. Resting at the Clyn Funrl Hem 72322 Gratiot Ay, in Easl-point, Ml until Friday at 9 p.m. instat Saturday th Redeemer United Methodist Church trom 9 o.m. until tlm of sorvfc 10 m.

Visitation Friday 2-9 p.m. Friday at Funeral Hum. Burial MARTIN L. Father of Martin (Lvdia) and Janice (Dennis) Bar HENRY I. Age 71, September 14, ot Detroit.

Beloved husband ol nrp lomoTery. Divine Child Church, Friday ry. Also survived by one brother and one sister. Funeral service Dorothy. Dearest lather of 13 a Dearborn Ml.

PLUNKETT children. Also survived by 42 Saturday 10 a at ine em. r. Hamilton Co. Groesbeck Chanel.

grandchildren and 74 THERESA M. Beloved mother of HEFNER 226 Crocker Blvd. Visitation Michael (Betty), Patrick, Dennis jreet-grenocniioren, rnree sis-ers and one brother. Funeral VIVIAN CLARA 91 years of Lewlston, Ml. (Marvl ano moinv.

six orano- Thursday and Friday J- 6-1 TINAWIARIC Daughter of Lois Pedrys. Died September 13, 1992. Visitation at Howe-Peterson Fu nil in I icjfp.a 1 iWA chlldrcn. four greatgrandchil 9 m. tsunai Resurrection lome- services at the Manonsen Funeral Heme, 1725 Lawndale Detroit.

Saturday 10 a m. Vlslta for the sympathetic farmhand. Jesse H. Newton 60, died of congestive heart failure Sunday in his sleep at his Detroit home, said his brother, Louis. "My favorite picture of Jesse," said Millan, producing director of the Detroit Repertory Theatre, "is this big man sitting in the hay with hands between his knees in childlike fashion laughing.

"He had such a nice sympathy, a softness to him, and in a big man that was a rare kind of quality. He quickly got the audience on his side." Mr. Newton debuted as Lennie in March 1972. Actor James Earl Jones played the role on Broadway 2xh years later. Over the years, Mr.

Newton appeared in several plays at Detroit Repertory Theatre. Among his best-remembered roles was as the South African shopkeeper John Kumalo in the Kurt Weill-MaxweU Anderson South African musical, "Lost in the Stars." He played the leading role of Yank Smith in "The Hairy Ape" and also appeared in "The Threepenny Opera," "Morning's at Seven," "The Petrified Forest," "Both Your Houses" and, most recently, "Disability: A Comedy." "Once, he had a bit part in a movie and I talked with him about Hollywood," his brother said. "But he said no, he was a local actor, and that was all he was ever going to be, and he was very happy about that." When he wasn't acting, Mr. Newton was a traffic supervisor for the American Red Cross. He recently retired after almost 20 years.

Born in Detroit, Mr. Newton attended Miller High School and served two years in the Navy. He began acting at Concept East Theatre, about 10 years after his discharge. He began his association with Detroit Repertory Theatre around 1970. Besides his brother, Mr.

Newton is survived by daughters Debra Johnson and Stephanie Stewart; a son, Alfred, and two grandchildren. Family hour will be 1 1 a.m. to noon Friday at St. John's C.M.E. Church, 8715 Woodward, Detroit.

Services will follow. Burial will be in Mt Hope Cemetery, Livonia. Announcer enjoyed 10-year career on radio By Stephen Jones Free Press Staff Writer For 40 years, the rich voice of Charles Park reverberated across the airwaves of Michigan radio, including nearly three decades as the most distinctive announcer at the state's most powerful station, WJR-AM. "He was one 28, died Tuesday at Children's Hospital of Michigan in Detroit of complications from cystic fibrosis, a genetic disease that clogs the lungs with mucus. "She had this unbelievable, dren, a ster ot marv ana Euaene iery.

neral Heme, Telegraph Tay New jersey and the model for the Doonesbury comic strip character Lacey Davenport, died of heart failure Wednesday in Bernardsville, NJ. Mrs. Fenwick was elected to the House in 1974 and lor, i nursoay j-r p.m. lion Thursday 4-9 end Friday 12-9. Dl GIUSTO interment wooomora i.emeiery.

Funeral Saturday 00 a.m. from Stanley Turewskl Sen Funeral Hem 25509 Werren Road, Dearborn Heights to St. Linus Church at 9 30. Scripture service Friday HOFFMAN CELSO Age 102 Sept 15. Beloved husband ot Mary.

Dear lather of MATTIE MARK I. Ago 77 Of 117 Stelntn rormeny ot nigniana rem. Passed away Monday at Otsego Memorial Hospital in Gaylord. Survived by her daughter Claramae Vivian of Lewlston. Nieces Janic Vasquei of Dearborn and Joan Hamilton of Brownstown.

Funerel services are 11 a.m. Fridey at Lewlston Congregational United Church of Christ, Rev. Kenneth Beckman oltlciatlng. Burial Albert Twp. Cemetery.

Friends may call at Green Funrl Heme Allenta, Ml I. JU p.m. visiiaitun rrioey it. Irma Phillips iwilllam), Bud I 'Oily I and Elena Wolack (Edward) ANN Beloved wife of the late Michael. Dear sister of Edward unvi.

i wo Kivvrt, nmonxn. Died Monday, September 14. Pait owner and operator of a imall enaine and mower ihoo In Far Dearest grandfather ot William and Frank Pterl. Services 9 am, POUTTU Phillips (Bette), Michael Phillips Alicia Maas GRACE 1. Sept.

IS, 191 Beloved wife ol the late Thomas Dear (Nancy), Nancy zaiuckt warm, Paul Di Giusto (Marianne). An Friday from the A.H. peters Funeral Hem, 20705 Mack Avenue at Vernier Road, Grosse Pointe Woods and 9 30 a m. at Our mother ot Thomas c. (cona) and ming ton Survived by hit witt, the former Marilyn Nicholson; three ton, Stephen, Joe and Mark Hoffman; four daughters, two iteptont and two ttepoaugh- Millicent Fenwick drea Wolack and the late David Woiack.

Also efoht areat orand- the late June Breunan icarr between p.m. Thurs. Memori Lady Queen ol Peace cnurcn A so five arendchiidren and children. Brother ot Corinne als may be sent to Lewitton Visitation i-io m. inursday wtn rosary at p.m.

great grandchildren. Services Saturday II a m. at A.H. Peters Funeral Heme 37000 Schoenherr congregational unite cnurcn ot Christ, Lewlston. Ml 49754.

ieri. runerai lervrcn rnaay ii a m. Hotv Cross Catholic Church, Marks. Funeral 9 30 m. Saturday from the A.H.

Peters Funeral Heme, 20705 Mack Avenue at Vernier Road, Grosse Pointe Woods and 10 a m. at St. Joan ot MAZUR Mithicot, Wl. Burial In parish cemetery with military greves.de at Masonic 13'1 Mile) in werren WALKER GINEVIEVI Belovd wife of Wal rues. visitation Friday 1-9 m.

Memorials requested to Ascension Lutheran Church. 1744S Common HOWARD I. Died Sepf. IS, 192 In Arc Church, trosary m. ter Dear mother of Demse Mazur (Robert Kropf) and Debbie Mazur.

Grandmother of Denis and Friday. Memorials to lapucnii us. Born July lew in Mgin Ml. Survived by wife, tv HOLMES Roseviite, now soup Kitcnen appreciated. MARJORIC Sent.

14. HI. Adrianne Sister of Chester Dams, DUBAY RACZ loved mother ot Philip, Gloria and Keith: leaves five orandchildren Bertha Basak and Virginia Bar-ivk. Funeral Friday H) 30 a.m. JESSIE R.

Beloved Wife of the EMMA LEI Beloved wife of the Walker ol Zephyrhllls. FL. Deughters, Peuline Sterk of Ft. Myers, FL nd Jon Wlnxel of Washington, Ml. Sons, Jamas Walker of Warren, Ml and Gerald Walter ot Broomfltld, CO.

14 grandchildren and 24 orat-drandchlldrn. Brothor. etc Stephen. Deer mother of late Louis Dear Mother 01 Elaine, and one areet-grandson. Services Fridey ID a m.

at SI. Martha's Church, 15101 Joy Rd In state al from the A.H. Peters Funeral Heme, 20705 Mack at Vernier Road, Gross Pointe Woods and Carol Howard. Dear sister of Jann Robb and Ex I White no the seiewtki Funeral name, if ill nuvi vy 1 jvmii 1 nnwiwui hvmi- as (Agnes) Dubay and the late WHIred Oubay. Also survived by fourteen Grandchildren and Dear grandmother Rebecca a m.

at si Joan ot Arc Lhurcn Rosary Thursday 7:30 m. Visile W. Warren, Wednesday I -1 Gunderson and Michael Gunder- tion after 2 p.m. i nursoay. ena I nursoay noon p.m.

twenty Great Grandcniidren visitation at the Arthur VanLer- son. Deer greet grandmother of Taylor Marie Jonus and Keenan interment norrnview i-emetery. MelvlnWelker of Decktrvlll. Ml. Funeral Friday II a m.

at Oakley Funeral Hem Did City, FL. visitetion Thurs. 44 p.m. MC CARTHY, janus. punerat services Mturoay II am.

th Vrn Fvnral HOYT PHILIP J. Aoe 71. Sent IS. WARNER Age 7t. Sept.

14, W2 Beioved husband of Violet kerahe Funeral Heme 30600 Harper, St. Clair Shores ibetween 12-13 Mile Rds Thursdey 1-9 PM. In Slate at St Athanasius Church, Friday at 9 AM till time of Funeral Mats al AM. Rosary Thursday Dear brother of Mary Fenn. and Mark, and the late Vincent, Willis, WEBB GARNET BrnT" Age).

Heme (Allen Park Chapel), 5900 Allen with Rev. BobDyBlev-ins officioting. Visitation Thursday and Friday 12-9 p.m. Obrien, Robert, peui, ooraio, Dearest brother-in-law of Meredith Miller. Lucille Reidfnoer.

Beioved husbend of Marlon I. Dear father of G. Georoe Webb. Richard and berrrude. Also survived by many nieces and neoh arrivt.

Annette Tewsley, Oelphtne Ma- conocnit ana Jonn tonrao. lov ews. Funeral service Fridey 10 a at The Verneyden Funeral Also survived by several nieces and nephews both In the United RETZ iCMTH (MINI) ef Rov DUDLEY ingingly survived by several nieces and neohews Funeral Frl 132! Heme, huw Mack at outer ur gained fame for her independence and outspoken insistence on high ethical standards and prudent spending. The former model, editor and author of an etiquette book also was known as a pipe-smoker. She left the House to run for Senate in 1982, losing to Democratic Sen.

Frank Lautenberg. She served as the first U.S. ambassador to the UN Food and Agriculture Organization from 1983 to 1987. John Catchings, 45, a psychic who appeared on such TV programs as "Unsolved Mysteries," "Geraldo" and the "Today" show, died of a heart attack Sunday in Dallas. Pierre Sergent, 66, a right-wing terrorist leader during the Algerian war for independence who later became a member of the French parliament, died Tuesday in Paris.

Edward P. Henderson, 93, a former marine and chemist who expanded the National Museum of Natural History's meteorite collection, died Saturday after a heart attack in Washington, D.C. al Oik. September IS. day 11 30 a at theKavJ Fwoeral Visitation Thursday 2-e m.

jtetes ino eoroed Funtrti Fridey 1 m. at Siwyir-Felter Funeral Hem 212S W. 12 Mil Rd (2 btkl of Woodward! Visita JOSEPH PAT Vpfflantl, Ml. Died TtMMlay, SptmtMH Survived by Mrt Led Dudley, Hire children. Pethck, Robert end Dor it Funerel service wtH be Heme, 7a Jefferson, v.

uen Shores. Family will receive visl 1992, ege 71. Born July 22. 1914 Died home ol cancer. Involved In Christian Education all af hr McLAY tion Thurs.

7-4 and 4-4. Entomb tors Thursday Zton Lodge No 1 F. 4 A.M. service Thurwlay adult lif. For th pst ten veers STUART P.

Formerly of Madison Hit. Passed away Sept. I) at the ege of 13 Services were held I evening. ment Roseitnd Park Cemetery. Family suggests memorials AmerfcMi Cancer Society er Multiple Sclerosis Association.

Seturdey, September tret lit at the Jenewiek Funeral Heme, H. Mathington, Ypsiienti Family hour on Set at HI a yfranesaey er rnw aissew IACI runerai nemo, in ivieowin. Bur tat In Highland Cemetery. PETER N. September It, W3 Beloved Husband of Katie.

De McMARTIN rest Father of Gloria. Claudu DURBIN HELEN i. Beloved wife of Don. ICharliei Rozum and Barry EITHER of White Lake. Seot.

IS. aid. Dear mother of Daniel, sne was rne uirector ot me cnurcn school at th First Congregational Church ef Royal Oak Cherished mother of Mary Gwen Stngc, nd Jane M. Forster of Royel Oek. Beloved grandmother of Jemes M.

Stange. Dear sister ol Constence M. Bebin of Carmei, CA. Widow of Frank, April 1947 Candlelight Memorial Service Sundey, pt. 20, 7 p.m.

It th First Congreoationr Church of Royal Oak. 1314 Northwood Blvd. Memorials to the First Congregational Church of Royal Oak appre-clated Arrangements by Sewyr Fuuer Funeril Hem 394-4500 1997 at 7 veari of aoe. Beloved James. Donne, Kathv ancMenin Leaves four Grandchildren and one Great Grand daughter.

Dear and Mrs. Nancv Heed. Seven hearty laugh that was very contagious, the kind that came right up from the toes," said Patty Peek, who met Mrs. Maas 16 years ago at a cystic fibrosis camp. "She'd see the humor in situations, in her illness and use it to carry her through all the hassles of the disease." Mrs.

Maas of Madison Heights was a 1982 graduate of Warren High School and attended Macomb Community College. The Detroit native was an active member with the all-volunteer Michigan Pulmonary Disease Camp which provides camping experiences for children with cystic fibrosis at Camp Onkoi Benek, near Battle Creek. Her loves were simple, said Terry Maas, her husband of six years and two days. She loved the camp, growing flowers especially African violets their two dogs, "and me," he said. He knew that she would die young, so every moment was precious, he said.

She had planned her funeral, right down to the five rock 'n' roll songs that would play, and the pink with white lace dress she would wear. She told her husband to buy an inexpensive casket so he could throw a party for their friends after the funeral "She was just a remarkable woman, unbelievable. She had control over everything. That's one of her things: being organized and ready for anything," Terry Maas said. She was on a long waiting list at a Pittsburgh hospital for a double lung transplant, Terry Maas said.

Mrs. Maas also is survived by sisters, Brenda Ugurninia and Colleen Weaver, and her parents, Alfred and Bernadine Leguminia. grandchildren. Funeral from Ru DfgTrttjr or i.iTnjnnv Laugniin and Marv Laiarra Funeral Ser wife of Cart 6. Durbin.

Deer mother and motner-in taw of Daniel and Lori Our bin of White Lake. Dear grandmother of Hilary and Kevin Durbin. Dear WEBB JAMES JOSEPH Age 44 Beloved husbend ot Betty (Rutkowskl). lifter karm (Betttway), Kim (Webb-Stolerski). Kevin, keily, kory (Kline) and Krlsty Brother to Mary Catherine IDeftiott) nd Helen (Shook).

Grandfather of five. Funerel from Sterling Hts. Chi pel ef the Frank J. Cuciterri Funeral Heme, mc I34S0 East IS Mil al Schoenherr Friday 9 IS m. Rosary Thursday 7 pm.

Memorieis to Alzhetmtrs Disease pprcltd by the lamlly. dy puttraf Heme, Z5ew von uyxe Saturday 9 30 a.m. to Ascension vices Saturday at V) AM af the Salewskl Funeral Name IttU Church 10 a.m. Warren. Interment Mt CHIvet tUTVr or ioi morpnvw ot riofioi Memorial Service will be 3 3( Cemetery In State Thursday 2-9 MEGGE ana r-riaay noon to k.

Thurdy. Sept 17, IW from the Eden Bleed 4 Sen Funeral GEORGE Age 73 Died Sepf ivw uar or raw. mm an. Heme 13 union Lake Road IRELAND Union Leke Memorial Contribu tions mav be made to Alzheimer ROWE ELSIE V. Dear mother ef John PeuiRowe (Dorothy).

Jene Clements (Weyne), Millicent Mank (John), Alice Merinos (Lou), PATRICK D. Age 33 Dear father of Witieam. Lovina son of Eliiabeth and Thomas Dear brother of Charlotte drown, D'aoe Miele and Veronica Paye Also survived by grandchildren and two great Rrendchtldrtn. Brother of Irene abrowsitl and AAergeref an- Diteate and Related D'torderi Michael (Betty), Thomai Attoc Envelopes are avatiawe me funeral home. MonuertRntB Debb.e and Mrs.

William Mer netie. Mernoriai mass rnoay UJOam at Immaculate Conten EWALD tion Cathotk: ChurcA, Lapeer, WHITE CHAPEL 4 kyts Garden of MMitetlon. U50each 424-5140 ry) Austerberry. Funeral 30 a Friday from the A. N.

tten Funeral Heme, 30705 Mack Avenue at Vernier Grosse Pot rite Woods and 1130 a at St Clare JOHN J. September ttfl Aoe WKnigan. TJ fUSOano Or tth Mi'f joicpninej, Check out father of Robert and Rose Mar Helen nrnoidl an Katnryn Ber-ger oiiim) Also survived by 70 grandchildren nd 17 grtel grndchiiedren. PredecoAsed by fn brothrs nd ststrs. Visitation 12 noon until 10 m.

Wednesday al the AH Peters Funeral Hmv 20705 Mcfc It Vrntr Grosse Pointe Woods. Services I) m. Thursday St MichMI Episcopal Church, 20475 Sunning-deie, Grosse Pointe Woods. of Montetaice Church. Rosary Waiter) Ross: brother of WHITE CHAPEL JiotvlatiOeech.

(113)75; JiH eves. op m. i nursoay pnonte Ewatd and Lillian Lesin- tn many nieces, nepnews, flrandchiidre and steo grand- JOHNSON Children Body has been donettd MILATZ ERWIN Age IS September 151 Alien Perk. Deer husband of Peert. Deir father Dwlght (Snaron) and th late Lloyd Also three grandchildren; an greet grendcnild.

nd two brothers. Visitetion Th Marram a F-nral Heme 1015 Aiktn Rd (corner Goddard) 12 9 0 m. Thursday Instate at St Paul United FLORCHCI Age SI. Septem- te Wavne State University Medi WOODLAWN Sec 74 2 10 3 groves, 1900 ee ISO tee, regular SUMS 345-9019 Nl MBfROflAfll oer is Beioved mite ot Dennis Sr. Deer mother of Dennis eel School Family suggests donations to American Diabetes Fouft- of the great radio pioneers and one of the great radio voices," WJR personality J.P.

McCarthy said Wednesday. "Bud Guest once said he had a voice like a ca- tlwiral RUHU Linda (Thomas! Lisi. Richard A dation or the Salvation Army, I Jill). Kelly A. (John) welch and VIRGINIA I.

Sept. IS, wife of the let Robert Mother of FELDMAN Church of Christ, Taylor Friday 10 Jemes (Cthrin) ot New: Jersey. Christine Sullivan (Piuli jut l. luent potter, loving daughter of Willis and Dorothy Martin. Sister of Lyie (Janice) Mertin and Patricia Harold) HELEN MAXWELL I memory et my beloved twin sister and best friend May VIRCII.

Sept is, tee? Beloved am til rime of service nam Prayer service Thursdey 7 30p nusoen ot ine sate tonn Father of Keith A. and Creo of Mime, and Cathy Bnd (Mike). Sister of Norm jean Goltz end the III Mnn Cords Roosa Also survived oy it grand children Prayers Fridey 9 4a rt Brother of Oonaid. Grandfather of David. Lori.

Russell. Michael In Memory of our deported sister MARY CAURDY Sadly missed by one and all. ThFmlty Fridays in the Free Press and carta Also survived uy five ireet grandchildren, services 1 area NOLA ELIZABETH Formerly of Detroit, Wife of Anthony Nola, Mother of Janic Thorn nd Donna Moor, Also two grandchildren Memorial services McGittee Aettech Che-pet in Kens City Ip.m. Sal. i Deouindre II Dili of li Mile Roadi, 10 30 am.

SI Mary's Church (Royal Oeitt. Cremation White Chapel Cemetery. Rosary Thursdey 7 JO p.m. Visitation Jix grndchiidrn. Funrl trom th Vertteyde Funeral Hem.

14300 Mack at Outer Dr Saturday at 1 1 30 and lo St Cure Church at 12 Pravers Fridey evening at I Visitation Thursday 5-4 p.m. and Fridey l-5nd7-4p m. m. 6R 3aTuroay rom rno R.ty. Harrit Feneral Heme, 3151 Road.

Garden City. Visita IN MEMORY OF OUR WONDERFUL DAD, Edwrd Oles The OMs Family tion 4-9 pm. Friday, i Thursday J-4 p.m. Charles Mr Park( Park who retired torn the station if 1970, died Wednesday at the Warren, Art, home of his.