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NCEVSR 7. 1991 CETHOiT FREE PFESS 73 TH II. .11 I L.l.1.11 x. Umi-UM I I .1 HUH 11 New mayor in Flint got cross section of support By Christopher Cook fm Press Staff Writer FLINT The first thing Woodrow Stanley did after stepping away from the podium at his first news conference as Flint's mayor-elect was to pose for a picture. It was a fairly routine gesture, but the photographic tableau also helped explain why Stanley had just trounced Mayor Mat JOHN MUNSON, Associated Press Woodrow Stanley, Flint's mayor-elect, holds daughter Heather's hand Tuesday after announcing victory over incumbent Matthew Collier.

Stanley's wife, Reta, and daughter Jasmine, below the outstretched arms, join in the celebration. thew Collier by more than 8,000 votes. Stanley, who is black, was ringed by a phalanx of white labor leaders. Stanley's Slate panel to lake a look at euthanasia EUTHANASIA, from Page IB pursue initiative campaigns in California, Oregon and Florida, she said. B.

Kirk Robinson, a leader in Washington's euthanasia campaign, said the measure "brought a national spotlight to people's need and desire to control their deaths. I think it is just the first shot and we will get aid-in-dying legislation in this country eventually." Neither Kevorkian nor his attorney Geoffrey Fieger could be reached Wednesday for comment. But Kevorkian told WDIV-TV (Channel 4) he would like to see a new medical specialty doctors who help people commit suicide. This morning, a subcommittee of the Michigan House Judiciary Committee will begin reviewing Dillingham's bill and another that would create a commission of doctors, ethicists, lawyers, senior citizens and others to discuss the issue and suggest how best to deal with it. Opponents of legal euthanasia may not wait.

"They will study and study and study. They've had the bill since March and it's taken two more deaths and a vote in another state to get them going," said Dillingham. The Senate approved the bill in March and sent it the House. Barbara Listing, president of Right to Life of Michigan, said: "We don't think a commission is needed, but the Legislature could pass the Dillingham bill now and still set up a commission." Dillingham hinted he might try to force his bill from the Judiciary Committee to the House floor. "We're putting together a plan that I think will resolve it clearly within a week." An Associated Press nationwide poll last week indicated strong national support for permitting assisted suicide.

Sixty percent of the 1,006 adults interviewed were in favor and 24 percent against, with the rest unsure. The Associated Fress contributed to this report. Clair, will be remembered in services Saturday. Michael Carabelli, 15, of Sterling Heights, was found Sunday miles away from the partially submerged wreckage of his father's 30-foot Wellcraft speedlxvit. John Carabelli is missing and presumed drowned.

The two were taking the boat from St. Clair Shores to Al-gonac for winter storage. The teenager was a sophomore at Henry Ford II High School in Sterling Heights. John Carabelli, 38, of Shelby Township was a distribution manager for the Detroit Pure Milk Co. in Detroit.

He also had been a member of the Detroit Police Reserves. Michael is survived by his mother, Sandra Zurro; stepfather, Richard Zurro; grandparents Shirley Carabelli and Frances and Nevlin Osewalt, and sisters Nicole Carabelli and Kelly Ward. In addition to Shirley Carabelli and Nicole Carabelli and Kelly Ward, Mr. Carabelli is survived by three brothers and four sisters. Visitation will be from 6 to 9 p.m.

today and 1 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday with an 8 p.m. rosary service at the Diener Funeral Home, 48271 Van Dyke, Utica. Services will be at 9:15 a.m.

Saturday at the funeral home followed by a 10 a.m. mass at St. Kieran Catholic Church, 53600 Mound Road, Utica. Burial will be in Resurrection Cemetery in Clinton Township. DEATHS ELSEWHERE Robert T.

(Terry) Zintl, 44, Time magazine's Rome bureau chief, died Tuesday at his office in Rome. The cause of death was not disclosed. Mr. Zintl joined Time in 1984 and was named Rome bureau chief in 1990. From 1982 to 1984, he was Sunday editor and then deputy managing editor of the New York Daily News.

He also worked at the Detroit Free Press and the News Journal of Wilmington, Del. CUNTCX A. JACKSCH, 82. of Detroit, a longtime Detroit physician and surgeon, die from a bladder infection Saturday a.yHarper Hospital in Detroit. Born in he earned his medical degree in 1937 from Meharry Medical College in Nashville.

As one of the few black physicians in West Virginia in the 1940s, he often was called into the mountains to tend the sick. He established a Detroit practice in the 1950s and retired in 1984. "I called him the charity doctor he never turned anyone away," said his wife, Helen. Dr. Jackson also is survived by a son, Stanley; daughter, Clintona; three sisters and four grandchildren.

A half-hour family hour precedes 12:30 p.m. services today at the James H. Cole Funeral Home, 2624 W. Grand Detroit. Interment will be in the mausoleum at Woodlawn Cemetery in Detroit.

Suzanne Cobb Jackson, 69, an expert on antiques, died of cancer Saturday at her Grosse Pointe home. In the summers she resided at a home in Deer Isle, Maine. Mrs. Jackson was a volunteer gallery aide and member of the Founders Society of the Detroit Institute of Arts. She also was a member of the Detroit Historical Society Guild and a founding member and former president of the Pettipointe chapter of the Questers.

She spoke about antiques before women's groups and Quester meetings. Mrs. Jackson is survived by her husband, Gilder D. Jackson III; daughters Marka Larrabee, Toni Truesdale, Pamela Truesdale and Elliott Jackson; sons Joseph Truesdale, Alexander Truesdale and Gilder D. Jackson IV, two sisters, and eight grandchildren.

A memorial service will be at 4 p.m. today at Christ Church, 61 Grosse Pointe Grosse Pointe. Burial will be in Deer Isle, Maine. John And Michael Carabelu, a father and son who disappeared Saturday during an outing on Lake St. "I am very pleased that I got such a a large turnout of white voters, because it says resoundingly that I have been elected mayor of all Flint," said Stanley, 40, a city councilman for eight years.

There was a strong undercurrent of voter dissatisfaction in Flint and nearby communities. By almost identical margins as in the Flint race, voters in suburban Burton threw out Mayor Jane Nimcheski in favor of Charles Smiley. In Ritchfield Township, voters recalled Supervisor Frank Kolinski. In each case, the races drew the largest voter turnouts on record and recorded the largest percentages and raw numbers by which incumbents were defeated, said Genesee County Clerk John Trecha. "I don't think it's coincidental at all.

I think it's a clear anti-incumbent trend," Trecha said. "Matt Collier got what he de served," said Joe Duplanty after the picture-taking session. Duplanty, president of UAW Local 659, was part of a group of a half-dozen key union locals that organized fund-raisers and urged votes for Stanley. Ron Jansson, a Local 659 official, said: "The issue here wasn't race. It's hunger.

And hunger is color-blind. People need jobs. Black, white, it doesn't matter. The issues are the same." He added: "If John Engler didn't get the message from here tonight that a lot of people are damned angry, then he had better look out." Unemployment in Flint has been around 12 percent. One voter Stanley did not get was Jack Curler, a GM retiree who was shopping Wednesday in the Courtland Center mall.

He said he voted for Collier, though it makes little difference who wins. "Nothing's going to change much anyway," Curler said. victory was attributed Wednesday to support from a cross section of labor and political leaders and a campaign message that painted the 33-year-old Collier, who is white, as a puppet of big business who hadn't done much in four years as mayor. The final tally was 25,946 votes, or almost 60 percent, for Stanley and 17,686 for Collier. Stanley won 25 percent of the vote in some primarily white areas where he had been expected to receive only 10 percent.

Name-dropping leaves East Detroiters puzzled The possibility is expected to come up at Tuesday's vote also caused confusion for a group of northeast Detroiters seeking to detach from the mother city to become East Pointe. The group has scheduled a meeting Tuesday to come up with a new name. How about East Detroit? "I don't think so," chairman Doug Allor said Wednesday. EASTPOINTE, from Page IB "East Detroit I mean Eastpointe Auto Care," manager Paul Gatto answered the phone. At Eastpointe Kitchen Bath Inc.

co-owner Nancy Campoli said she and her husband just happened to pick the name when their firm opened about four years ago because it "seemed to flow with 'kitchen and Whatever the city's name, it will have the same zip code 48021. George Lawroski, who pushed the name change, said East Detroit's 35,282 residents suffered by being associated with Detroit. Voters rejected his proposals to change the name to Erin Heights in 1984 and East Pointe in 1987. The East Detroit School District is separate from the city and it would be up to its board to initiate any change. MILLER WENTZEL VIRGINIA ANN Nov.

6. Beloved Today's Alphabetical Listing Giordano, Frances Hadden, James Robert TSgt. USAF Hathaway, Frederick M. Sr. Heacock, Joseph L.

Hertz, Edward M. Hochman, Annabelle Kane, Cecil H. Kaseta, Joseph R. Keeney, Beulah King, Kevin M. Kline, Joanne Kmita, Joseph A.

Lehman, Melva Lewandowski, Elizabeth Lewandowski, Jerome Magyar, Gertrude Mccarty, Waunita McKeever, Eunice E. Meldrum, Marguerite Miller, Lee Moeller, Ernest G. Narbone, Eva P. Nelles, Morton Novak, Eleanor E. M'l Death Notice ANGEL JOSEPH A.

Nov. S. Husband of the late Joan (nee Joliat). Dear father of Nancy Janet M. Dra-beckl, Bruce J.

and Joyce Angel-Ling. Also survived by seven grandchildren. Family will receive friends Thursday and Friday 3-S p.m. and 7 p.m. at A.J.

Desmond Sons Funeral Home 2600 Crooks (between Maple and Big Beaver). Funeral mass Saturday. Please call funeral home W-2500 to confirm location and time. Memorial tributes to the Michigan Humane Society or Rehabilitation Institute of Detroit. ARINI VINCENT Nov.

a. Beloved husband of Frances (nee De Benne-dettol. Dear father of Philip (Arleenl, Josephine (Tony) Cap-liil and Vincent (Diane). Nine grandchildren: two great grandchildren. Brother of Virginia Ca-tlglione and Anita Zerllfl.

Visitation Wednesday 3- p.m. and Thursday 2-9 p.m. Funeral Friday 9 a m. from Wuek-Calcaterra Funeral Home, Inc. 3900 Schoen-herr at Metro Parkway (It Mile) to St Edmunds Church for 10 a.m.

mass. Prayers Thursday 7 p.m. Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. BAIER ANGELA Nov.

3 1991 of South Lyon. Loving wife of Edward. BAIRD BARBARA (Betty) Nov. 5. Sister ot Mrs.

Jean W. Butler. Aunt of Patricia Whelan, Kenneth C. and John W. Butler.

Services Haley Funeral Directors 24S2S Northwestern Hwy. (Lodge XWay Service S. of 10 Ml. Rd Southfield Friday 10 a.m. Interment Lakeside Cemetery, Holly, 12 noon.

Visitation Thursday 3-1 p.m. Memorial contributions to the Michigan Heart Association would be appreciated. BARANSKI VICTORIA i. November 5, 1991. Beloved wife ot the late Stanley.

Dear mother of Virginia CargMI, Leonard, Nancy Campbell and Patrick. Grandmother of 19; great grandmother ot 2a Sister of John Pit, Ann Kftrchnick and Julia Nowell. Visitation Thursday 12-9 m. Evening service Thursday 7 30 Service Friday 10 a at the John N. Santelti Son Funeral Home 1)39 inkster ko.

irjeiween Ford Road and Cherry Hill). Memorials suggested to Capuchin Soup Kitchen. BELLE FRANK Age 91. Nov. 1991 Of Troy; formerly ot Detroit.

Husband of the late Bernice Belle. Father of Joan, Margaret and Ronald, four grandchildren, two great oranddaughters. In state Price Funeral Heme 3725 S. Rochester (btwn. 14-17 Mile Rds.) Troy.

313-4W-O70O. Friday from 7 pm. until 9 p.m. Scripture Service Friday 7:30 p.m. at Funeral Home.

PrayerslJOa.m. Saturday also at Funeral Home precede Funeral Mass 9 a m. St. Anastasia Catholic Church, Troy. Interment White Chapel Memorial ieme- tery, Troy.

BIELBY iv aa am 17 of Wvandotte Beloved husband of Vera; loving father of Everett (Elayne) and Arthur and vera Mawhlney; 17 grandchildren and II great S'anocnitoren. vttiitatton muii-ay J-9 and Friday 12-9 m. at the R. i. Nlxan Funeral Heme 2S44 Biddle Wyandotte.

In state Saturday from 10 a.m. until II a m. time of service it Di United Methodist Church. 1911 Horger, Lincoln Park. Interment Michigan Memorial Park.

Memo rial conTriouiioni Methodist inurcn memorial Fund. RIKM PHYLLIS Age 57. Beloved wife of Kenneth married 39 years). Dear mother of Karen Martell, David ik a nf tsrnneni n. Jason, Krlstlna, Danielle and Lisa Sister ot syivia cneiosny.

Family would appreciate done- Foundation. A private service was neio. wife ot Donald Dearest mother ot Kathleen (ueraid) Marshall, Paul (Valerie) and David. Also tour arandchildren. Visitation Thurs ay 5-9 p.m.

and Friday 1-9 Funeral service Saturday 10 a m. at Wufek'Calcatarra Funeral Home, Inc. 36900 Schoenherr at Metro Parkwav (16 Mile). Inter- ment White Chapel Cemetery. WILSON MARGARET E.

(PEGGY) Nov 4, 1991. Beloved wife of the late Joseoh. Mother of the late Ed ward. Grandmother of David, Scott and Patricia Parkinson. Also survived by four great grandchildren.

Services Saturday 11 a Heeney Sundqulst Funeral Heme, 23720 Farmlngton Rd, Farmlngton, (474-5200). Visitation Friday f-5 and 7-9 p.m. WITT JEAN (Nancy) Age 51 November 5, 1991. Beloved wife of Charles. Dear mother of David (Linda) and Daniel (Barbara).

Grandmother of Charles. Dauahter of Lawrence and Jean Amprlm. Sis ter of Larry Amprlm (Marty). Funeral service 1 p.m. Saturday at Rosedale Gardens Presbyterian Church, Livonia.

In state 12 noon, t-unerei arrangements oy Harry J. Will Trust 100 Funeral Home 25450 Plymouth Red lord Visitation Thursday 3 to 9and Friday 1 to9. ZACKIEWICZ JANE Nov 6, 1991. Dear sister of Blanche Warren, Marsha Cook, Harry (Josephine) Zackiewicz and John Zackiewicz. Also survived by nieces and nephews.

Services Saturday 9 a.m. from Krot Funeral Home 2687 Canitf to St. Ladlsiaus Church 9 30 am. Rosary 6 pm. Friday.

Visitation Thursday 5-9 p.m., Friday 12-9. Cemeteries, MonumenU MICHIGAN Memorial Cemetery Slots, Catholic section, UOOOea. firm. Won't separate. Jj In Memoriam DENNIS BIRMINGHAM YOU'LL BE MISSED.

Fair, Murv, Geo, Syke. Chatty, Gay, Charley, Dave and Phyllis, Will, Mos, May and Bob, Smitty, Power Trap John, Ray and Michelle, both Claudias, Dave Pat, Larsh Family, Pms Corner, Uncle Leo, R.J., Jerry ft The Rosevilie uuncn, ana tveryone eise at Brinks too many to mention. A very sad goodbye from the entire Farrisfamily. In Loving Memory Of VERA V. CROFT Mav 2.

1922-Nov. 7. 19W Mom, you're my best friend and I love and miss you very much. Until we're together again. LOVe, DKULC FUNERAL DIRECTORS Caring for your needs.

Funeral Director Thisl Family owned funeral homes caring for their neighbors. COUMANS GAIL P. 52 years, November 5, 1991. wife ot Tnomos. Moiner or Mrs.

Nick (Beth) Glachettl and S'Sgt. Ben (Colleen) Kitchen. Grandmother of three. Sister of Mrs. Neil (Patricia) Kitchen and John (Nancy) Pelkey Jr Funeral Friday at will Schwarikoff Funeral Home 233 N.

Gratiot. Mt. Clemens at 10a.m. CURRY ELIZABETH Nov. 5, 1991.

Beloved wife of the late Bart. Dearest mother of Irene VanAssche, CiaiiilT Jiw rf riiivr mi VTituii chi, Patricia Massey, Joan Bris-bols, Thomas Curry and William Curry. Also survived by 34 grandchildren and 29 great grandchll- oren. visitation i nursoay i-v m. Heeney Sundqulst Funeral Home, 2320 Farmlngton Farming-Ion.

1474-UOO) In state Friday 9:30 a.m. until time of mass 10:30 a.m. Our Lady Of Sorrows Church, ZJ615 power ko, t-armington. Scripture service Thursday 7 m. Memorial tributes to American Diabetes Association appreciated CZARNECKI HATTIE Suddenly.

Age 73. Beloved wife of the late Bruno; dearest father of Carol (Rex) Noel, Gloria (Charles) Lingerteit from Lansing, David and Bruno; loving grandmother ot Karen, David, Nikkl and Angela; dear sister of Albina Lenowskl and Edwin Lelenlewskl. Funeral Saturday 1:45 am from the Jariem. bowskl Funeral Ham 18957 Warren at Arteslen to Our Lady Queen of Angels Church 9 30 am. Interment St.

Hedwig Cemetery. Rosary Friday 7 pm. D'ALESSANDRO NICK Aoe 69 November 1991. ot Trenton. Beloved husband of Phyllis.

Dear father of Nicholas (Debra) and Karen (Douglas). Also survived by two brothers, Tony and Albert (Annie), one sister Angle Sloumskl and one sister-in-law, Theresa D'Allesan-dro. Funeral services from the Marttnson Funeral Home, 3200 West Trenton, Saturday 10 a m. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Visitation Fri.

1-9 pm DICAIRE LILLIAN M. Age W. Of Farming- ton. Novemoer it. aistor ot Mildona Rauch.

Also several nieces and nephews. Funeral from Lynch A Sons Funeral Heme 340 Ponliac Trail, Walled Lake 13 biks. S. ot Maple Rd.) Friday 12 noon. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Southfield.

Friends may visit t-riaay iua.rn.-inoon. DUNCAN THOMAS R. An 76 Nov. a Beloved husband ot Mildred; loving father ot Betty (Bud) Barnett, Thomas E. (Carolyn), Mary (James) BeiDeck, jecquenne evens.

Patricia (Robert) Maksvm. Glenna (Gary) Ostapowlti, Garry, and Shirley (Steve) McNeil Pre-deceased by son Carl J. Dear grandfather of 13. Great grandfather of five. Dearest brother of Thelma and Lawrence.

Funeral Saturday 10 a m. at the Buehler Funeral Ham 26429 Gratiot, Rosevllle. Visitation Thursday z-v, t-rioay iz-v. FREEOMAN MARIAN of Florida formerly of Detroit and Novl. Beloved wife of the late Julius Freedman.

Dear mother of Irving Ailowiti and uayie wamesj fine ionaio Grandmother of Tamml Cock rrott Lisa Allowltl. Matt and Jason Mc Donald. Services 10 clock Friday morning at tne ira Kaufman tnapei. interment nai Israel Memorial oaraens. GALGAN ETHEL E.

Beloved wife of Stephen. Dear mother of Frank (Nora). Sister of Dr. Valeria Juracsek. Grandmother of Ste phen and Laura.

Funeral 9 a.m. Friday at the Dearborn Chapel the How-Ptrson Funeral Home, 22546 Michigan and 10 a at Holy Cross Hungarian Catholic Church, 1423 South Street, De troit. Kosary i p.m. nursoay GARBIN HENRY H. Beloved Husbend of the late Ethel.

Dear Father ot Ronald Mary Louise) and Doug las (Elide). Also survived by three Grandchildren. Dear Brother of Joanne zetko and JoseDh. sua- tlon 34 PM at the Varan Funeral Ham Dearborn ha Dell 23701 Ford Rd. Memorials to The Heart Association preferred.

Lite Member of Michigan Harness Horse man's Association. GIORDANO FRANCES Nov. S. Beloved wife of Giovanni. Dear sister of Mary Viviano and th late John and Jack Teormina.

Dear aunt of Faro Taormlna and Josle Tresh. Also survived by five greet nieces and one great nephew. Funeral Saturday 1:45 a.m. at Bcanasc-Tabttl Funeral Heme 2500 Harper bet. 10-11 Mile St.

Clair uvt. ivii mnv nu.i ji. via" Shores and Holy Family Church at 10 a at. Rosary Friday 4 ut. Visitation Thursday 4-9 p.m.

and SNYDER RITA, C. Age 73 of Grand Rapids, formerly of Detroit. Died Wednes day November 6, 1991 at her noma sne was preceaeo in aeain by her husband Guy Eugene Snyder in 1974. Surviving are her children Elizabeth Ann Bush of Grand Raoids. Guv Euoene (Car ol) Snyder II of Livonia and Corliss (John) Liptlnskl of Sandy, Utah.

Grandchildren Brian James Bush, Cynthia Bush, Jospeh Llpzlnskf ana Julia Llpiin- skl. Brothers and sisters. Sister Mary Helen, sister Mary Leo. Mary T. (Walter) Horton, Herbert Alice; Drown, raui tounj Brown.

Jo Anne (Dr. Tom) Hard en and William F. Brown and several nieces and nephews and a SDec a tr end ben seaman. Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 10 a m. Friday at Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church, 2275 Diamond Ave.

North East, Grand Rapids with the Reverend Father Robert A. Hart as Celebrant. Interment In Holv Sepulchre Cem etery, Southfield, Michigan. Rela tives and trienas may meeT ner famltv at the Rovers North Vatlev Chapel, 2815 Fuller Ave. North East a 3 Mile Road from 6 to 9 p.m.

Thursday where the Rosary will be recited at 7 m. For those who wish memorials may be made to Hospice ot Greater Grand Rapids. SOLOMON, MARY. Nov. 6, 1991.

Age 105 Beioveo motner of Anne, Helen Marwlck (George), Joseohlne Georae (Abraham), Lillian Ferschneider, Tom (Mary Lou) and William (Jean). 11 grandchildren. Two great grandchildren. At The Verheyden Funeral Heme, 16300 Mack at Outer ur. nursoay J-y ana r-riaay i- In state at Christ Episcopal Church (Downtown) Saturday from 10 a.m.

until time of service at 11 Prayers Thursday and Friday at 7:30 p.m. SOREK STANLEY J. November 5, 1991. Beloved husband ot Angel Ine dearest father of Casimer (Lois), Michael (Gail), Cynthia (Gary) Sheen and Peggy; loving grandfather of seven grandchildren and one great granddaughter; dear brother of Chester, Waiter and Lillian Bentlev. Member of PLAV Post fl75.

Funeral Saturday 8 45 a from The jarcemBOwsKi fu neral Home, 1895 w. warren at Artesian, to St. Barbara 9 30 a m. Interment St. Hedwig Cemetery.

Rosary Friday 7 p.m. SPITLER MARY A. Died Nov. 6, 199T In Durand Convalscent Center. Survived by daughter, Dr.

Judy McKee and son in-law Brian McKeeof White Lake. Two arand children, Larry (Sendee) Spitler Mrs. Steve tunayj niggins ootn of St. Johns. Three great grandchildren.

Greaorv Soitler and Mark and Darren Hlggins. Step son, LaKue lEytneu spmer ot at. Johns. Pre-deceased by her husband, three brothers and a sister Service Friday 11 a m. at the Jennings-Lyons Chapel 520 W.

Main, Owosso, Ml. Friends may visit Thursday 3-5; and 7-9. Burial Hillcrest Cemetery. Memorials may be made to American Heart Association or Mott Children's Hospital. TRAKUL ANDREW A.

Beloved husband of Valerie; dear brother of Stanley (Betty); dear or of ner of the late Regina Miazek, Angelina Wis-mewski. Irene Trakul. Helen No- wosielski, Joseph and Edward Trakul. Also survived by many nieces and nephews Funeral services trom Winckewskl Funeral Home 5001 7 Mile Saturday 9: 15 and Presentation-o l. of Victory tnurcn ivau Meyers at Kern- Drone oi m.

interment St. em- ens Cemetery. Scripture service r-riaay p.m. TRUPIANO RUSSELL Nov. 6 Beloved hus band of Catherine (nee Ciaramf-taro).

Dear father of Joseph Russell (Monika), Rosann (Cary) versicnee ana feter Micnaei Lovino orandfather of Jesica and Kooert. Lear orotner ot Anoeime Addis, Rose Oddo, Jennie De Nauit and Angeio, Benny ana Philip Trupiano. Visitation Thursday 4-9 pm and Friday Mpm.e! Wujek -Calcaterra Funeral Heme, Inc. 36900 Schoenherr at Metro Parkway 16 Mile Rosary Fri day Id In state Saturday 9am. at our Laav Uueen of am saints catnoitc Lnurcn, jiwiyrii, era ser unto lime of mass iu a.m.

Interment private. WARNICA EDWARD A. November 4. 1991, of Birmingham. Husband of Marion Warnica.

Funeral service at Bell Chapel of the Wm. R. HamiHen 120 E. Maple, Birmingham, Saturday 1 m. under auspices of uetroit Lommanaery dim.

visitation 2-4 and e-fl m. Fridav Memorial tributes may be made to a charity ot your cnoice. Interment In Grand Lawn Ceme tery will be private. RAY DORIS (mt Williams) Age 72, November 4, 1991. Resided in Tampa, FL tor 16 years.

Beloved wife of Chet; dear mother ol Larrv Nancy Pat Brian Pe ters, Bob, Joan and Bill Ray; also survivea oy six granacnuoren; sister of Mrs. Irene Reld, Mrs. Mary Jane Heidelberger and Robert Williams. Services will be held at Bav Pines National Ceme tery, SI. Petersburg, FL on Frl day, November, I.

REESE CHARLES L. Beloved husband Albina. Dear father of Paul (Joanne) and James (Patricia). Grandfather of David, Patrick, Jeffrey, J. P.

and Christopher, Brother of Mrs. Maximo Luna, Mrs. Laurabelle Ward and Thomas. Services 11 a Saturday at the A.M. Peters Funeral Home, 20705 Mack at Vernier Road, Grosse Pointe Woods.

Memorials to Harper Hospital Cancer Research Foundation aprpreclated. REYNOLDS ANNE Beloved sister of the late Lillian end Sophie. Dearest aunt of Ellen, Gary, Terry, Brian, Tyrone. George and Daniel. Services from the Clyne Funeral Home, 22322 Gratiot East Detroit Friday at 9 30 a.m.

and to St. Leonard's Catholic Church at 10 m. Rosary Thursday 1 p.m. Visitation Thursday 2-9 p.m. RODRIGUEZ I FLORINDA Beloved wife of the late Andres.

Dearest mother ot Mrs equal Vasquez, Mrs. Gloria Cohen. Mrs. Delia Trelo, Mrs. Annette Rodriguez-Haralson and Danny.

Also survived by three sisters, three brothers and twelve grandchildren. Instate Thursday Friday 1-9 pm. Don Graham Trust 100 Funeral Heme 1005 Juction at Hsner t-rwy. Initate9am Saturday at Temolo L. Calvario, 2101 Campbell until time of service 10a.m.

RUBY, LAWRENCE I. Nov. 6, 1991. Husband of Audrey, Father of Joan Hanpeter and Nancy McGuIrk of Hagerstown, Md. Eight grandchildren.

Memorial service at Grosse Pointe Memorial Church, 16 Lakesnore, Grosse Kotnte Farms Saturday at 3. Tributes to the Church would be appreciated. Arrangements by The verhoyoen Funeral Home, 881 SABUDA EMIL S. Beloved husband of the late Sophie; loving tamer ot Pamela Sabuda and Melanie Holland. Dearest brother of Frank, John, Salty Hotra, Stella Danko, Helen Avlange and Leonard.

Dear grandfather of Christopher. Funeral Fridav 9 a m. from Czo- pek Trust 100 Funeral Heme 2157 Oak Street, Wyandotte to Our Lady of Mt, Carmel Church at 930. Rosary Thursday 5 p.m. interment uur Laoy ot nope.

SAMP BERNADETTE M. Beloved wife ot William. Mother of Gary, Paul, Bill, Glenn, Mark end John. Grandmother of Mark, Dereck, Jeremy, Michael, Timothy and Nicholas. Sister of John Heyink.

Visiting Thursday 2-5 and 7-9. VrmiufM? Pravers Fridav 9 30 a Charles R. Step Funeral Home, 1W2S Beech uaiy (btwn a- Miiet Mass 10 a m. St. Valen tines.

Donations to Angela Hos pice appreoaiea. SEEWALD CECELIA November 5. Age 96 Beloved wife of the late Matthias; dear mother of Ralph Sr. Osa- belle), Charles (Mariene). Joan Hahnke.

Donna (Charles) Ber- trand and the late Edward (Lois); dear sister of Neil Grace and Loretto Meladv; also survived by II arandchildren and II areat granacnuoren r-unerai wass r-n-day at 12 noon from the L.J. Griffin Funeral Home 7707 Middiebelt (at Ann Arbor Trail). Rosary Thursday 7 p.m. SETT (NOONAN) LAURA M. Nov.

1991. Dearest wife of the late George. Beloved mot ner ot Jonn rat James (June). Georae (Nancy). the late Charles, Donald and Josepn.

wot her in-law of tiara, Dorothy and Delia. Leaves 22 arandchildren; 37 great grand children. Member of Women's Auxiliary ot American Lea ion Post o271 and St. Thomas Aquinas SO UP Club Services Fridav 10 30 a trom eowKi Fwnerai Heme mil w. warren to si Thomas Aauines 11 a.m.

Inter ment Holy Sepulchre. Rosary 7 m. i nursoay. SMITH TRUMAN C. Aoe 73 of Imlay City Died Nov.

7 in FLA. Beloved husband of El me. Nine sons, ten daughters, sixty one grandchildren, sixty five great grandchildren, two sisters Beverly Beaumis- ter of Trov and Janice O'Keefe of Royal Oak. Funeral services Thursday 1 m. at Muir Brothers r-unerai name imiay uty, interment Good land Townshio Ceme tery.

Rev. David Watts officiating BIGGS HOWARD r. Age 77, of Rochester. Dear husband of Ruth (Glftard). Father of Gerald F.

Biogs and Jean Gltfard. Brother of Barbara Watson. Grandfather of two. Mr. Biggs retired from cnrysier in Ivff and was charter member of UAW Local 212.

Visitation Thurs day 12-1 Service Friday 2 Rm. at Kinsey-arron runerai erne 420 S. Lalayette, Royal Oak. BIRMINGHAM DENIS Nov. 4.

Beloved son of Catherine (nee Sverld). Dear brother of Larry (Loreen). Loving uncle of Larry Brian, Sean and Kyle. Also survived by many friends. Visitation at the Detroit Chapel of the Frank J.

Calcaterra Funeral Home, Inc. 16090 East Seven Mile Road (Moross at Kelly) Friday 2 p.m. until lime of service at 9 p.m. BOHM CLARENCE K. Beloved husband of Elsie.

Dearest son of Lucy and the late Clarence. Dear father ot Mrs. Kenneth (Karen) Brown, Mrs. Nailh (Linda) Hussein, Terry Bohm and Mrs. Dennis (Valerie) Hunter.

Grandfather ot 13. Brother Of Mrs. inomas (Yvonne) Finn. Services Friday 11 a at the Keul Funeral Home, 21433 Jefferson, St. Clair Shores.

Visitation Wednesday 3-9 p.m. and Thursday 2-9 p.m. CARABELLI MICHAEL J. Age 15. November 3.

Dear ton of Sandra and Richard Zurro. Dear brother of Nicole Carabelli and Kelly Ward Dear grandson of sntrtey laraoeui ana Frances and Nevlin Osewalt. Services Saturday 9: 15 a m. at The Diener Funeral Home 41271 Van Oyke, Utica and 10 00 a.m. St.

Kieran Catholic Church. Visitation e-9 00 p.m. Thursday; and p.m. Friday. Rosary service (O0 p.m.

Friday CATANZARO IRIS R. Nov. 5. Beloved wife of Dominic. Dear mother of Sandra Knack (David), Crystal Phlllppo (Gerald), Antoinette Easthope (John) and Michael Catanzaro (Michelle).

Dear sister of Tess Peters, Madeline scoiavi (Raymond), Betty Claravino (Joseph), Bruce (Francine) and Edison Woolsey (Marie). Also survived Dy granacnuoren ana rnree areat arandchildren. Funeral Sat urday 9:15 a from A.J. Desmond A Sons Funeral Home 2600 Crooks (between Maple and Big Beaver) to St. Anastasia Church 14571 John R) at 10.

Family will receive friends Thursday and Friday 2-9 p.m. Scripture service t-rioay rjup.m. CHOW RAYMOND li NOV. I 1991. Beloved husband of the late Sieto Kual Slu.

Dear father of Slumay (Kwong Ming Tom) Chow, Larry oo ninu mow anu mv iaiv Frank (Lilly) Chow. Also survived hv 17 arandchildren and two areat grandchildren. Services 10 o'clock Saturday from the R.6. G.R. Harris Funeral Mam 15451 Farmington Rd Livonia, visita- Tion r-v p.m.

rrioay COLDEN FAYETTA LEE (PAY) of Tampa. Florida Nov. 5. Retired General Motors Engineer. Dear wife of Ray.

Dear mother ot Donald toioen of Anicniaen, Kenneth olden of Roval oak, Michigan and Jents Coiden of Rochester Hills, Michigan. Dear titr ot Eldon Eithem of San Diego, California and Charles ciirwn wi virn ciich, Also survived by four grandchildren. Memorial service will be held Friday Nov. at 3 pm. at the Good shepherd Lutheran Church, ivw 5.

uaiowin, lam unon, Michigan. DELBRIDGE DOROTHY WHITTY November S. 1991. Age 74, of Grosse Pointe City. Wife of Charles Delbrldge; dear mother ot Michael Whiffy, John wnitty, Robert wnmy, Christine Dlas and Sarah Holland.

Service will be at St. Paul's Catholic Church, 157 Lakesnore, Gross Pointe Farms, November 9 at 10 a m. Family suggests that donations be made TO tne Lapucnin soup Micnen. ftttoitlttt press LEE (Orbie). Beloved husband of Carol.

Father ot Lynne Wegener, Darlene Mlckelson, Step father of Cav Burns. Jim. Paul. Alex Rose mary, Debbie Kramer and Jackie Schroeder. Grandfather of nineteen.

Brother of Paul, Clyde and Vivian stump, visiting i nursoay 6-9 m. and Friday 2-9 p.m. Funeral services Saturday at 11 a Charles R. Step Funeral name im eeecn uaiy iw m.t. Interment Grand Lawn Cemetery NARBONE EVA P.

Wile of the late Paul Mother of Rita Fisher. Francis Welch, Lucille Blair, Bertha Grie- lak, Irene Hunt and the late EvelvnCalvo Grandmother of 14. Great grandmother of 29. Great great grandmother of four. Visiting Thursday 4-9 Scriptures Friday 1 pm.

Charles R. Step Funeral Home 1)425 Beech Daly (betw. 6-7 Interment Parkview Memorial. NELLES MORTON A Nov. 3.

Age 72 of Traverse city; formerly of Detroit, Pleasant Ridge and Bloom-field Hills. Beloved husband of Marjorle; loving father of Gary M. of Pleasant Ridge and Scott ot Elk Rapids; brother ot Duene A. of Birmingham and the late Fern. Also three grandchildren survive.

Son of the late Claude and Ermo (Abbott) Nelles. Gra veside services will be held Saturday at the Woodlawn Ceme tery, Detroit. Friends may call at the Reynelds-Jontthoff Funeral Homo, 305 Sixth St, Traverse City, Thursday 2-4 and 30-1 30 pm Mr. Nelles was a former member of Oakland Hills Country Club, Detroit Golf Club, Traverse City Country Club, oast Citv Commis sioner tor Pleasant Ridge and pasi rresiaeni ine socteiy ot Manufacturer's Reps. Contributions to the First Congregational Church or the Munson Medical Center both In Traverse City Ml NOVAK ELEANOR E.

Aoe 60 Nov. 6 Beloved wife of Gerald. Dear mother of Gerald, Michael, Linda Nader, Kathv Novak and Laura Cunningham. Dear sister of Kenneth Cricks, Norma VanMeter ana saroara warner. orana mother of ChristoDhar and Can dice.

Services Friday 2 m. Diener Funeral Home 48271 Van Dyke, Utica. Visitation Thursday 12-9 m. Memorial contributions to Lancer society. PETRICH BATHOLOMEW Aoe 13.

Nov. 5. 1991 of Walled Lake. Beloved father of Bart Petrich, Barbara Oat lev and Marilyn. Also eiant grandchidren and eight great grandchildren.

Funeral From Lynch A Sons Funeral Homo 340 Pont ac Trail, Walled Lake 3 biks. S. of Maole Rd.) Fridav 9:30 a m. to st. wuiiams larnouc Church at 10 a m.

Rosary service 7:30 p.m. Thursday. Friends may visit i nursoay s-v p.m. PHILLIPS, MOLLY Aoe 96 Wife of the late toraon. wotner ot wrs.

uoromy (Prank) Mctvoy, Mrs. oiona (Chaimer) Roudebush, Mrs. EHa (Kenneth) Theisen, Mrs. Joan (Vincent) Petitpren, Mrs. Geral-dine (Mel) Raska.

Also survived by 20 grandchildren, great arandchildren. Visitation Thurs day 6-9 Friday 2-4 and 6-9 pm at Wm. R. Mam titan 726 Crocker Mt. ctemens.

Rosary Friday I 30 p.m. Visitation Saturday 9 30 a m. ot St. Hubert Lnurcn, Harrison two. urn i nme of service a m.

Memorial tributes to Aiiheimer assoc. PLOTTS ELEANOR J. Ao 66 Nov 4. 1991 Beloved wife of the late William Jr. Loving mother of Catherine and Thomas.

No services planned Arrangements by Good-nuff Funeral Home of Redford Twp. S3S-3030 POLLARD GERALD E. Nov. a. Beloved husband of Christine dear father of Joseph E.

(Patrice), Gerard inomas r. Steven R. (Pamela) and Mary brother of Loretta A. and James grandfather of Robert, Gregory, Kachael and Ryan. Funeral Saturday 10 a m.

at L.J Griffin Funeral Mame, 7707 Middiebelt (at Ann Arbor Trail). Rosary Friday 7 Family will receive visitor i nurway 0TTr m. REDMOND DONNA JEAN Age 60 of Lincoln Park. Beloved wife of Leonard Dear mother of Gerald Keener, Michael Heeney, John Donovan, Leonard Redmond, Patricia Heeney, Teri Redmond, Mrs. Arthur (Virginia) Phillips and Mrs.

James (Joan) SHmskl. Preceded in death by one son, William Heaney la grandchildren, 1 greatgrandchild. 2 brothers and 5 sisters also survive. Visiting from 7-9 Thursday and Noon-9 Friday. Please call J.L.

Peters Funeral Heme 3B80 Fort, Lincoln Park 92t6560 tor service time or Saturday funeral. Interment Wood mere cemetery. Petrich, Batholomew Phillips, Molly Plotts, Eleanor J. Pollard, Gerald E. Ray, Doris Redmond, Donna Jean Reese, Charles L.

Reynolds, Anne Rodriguez, Florinda Ruby, Lawrence I. Sabuda, Emil S. Samp, Bernadette M. Seewald, Cecelia Sett, Laura M. Smith, Truman E.

Snyder, Rita C. Solomon, Mary Sorek, Stanley J. Spitler, Mary A. Trakul, Andrew A. Trupiano, Russell Warnica, Edward A.

Wentzel, Virginia Ann Wilson, Margaret E. Witt, Jean Zackiewicz, Jane LEHMAN MELVA Dearest wife of the late Walter. Dear mother of Walter, Bernice, Melvin and the late Duncan. Also survived by 14 grandchildren, 20 great grandchildren and 3 great great grandchildren. Funeral from the Arthur J.

VanLerberghe Funeral Homo 30600 Harper, St. Clair Shores bet. 2- 3 ml. rds. Saturday morning at 10.

Vlstatlon Friday 2-9 p.m. LEWANDOWSKI JEROME Beloved husband of Lottie; dear father of Robert (Robin), Daniel, and Joseph; also survived by one grandchild, dear U'IMhci ui Willi Tiiyiiiiw rw'ici and Helen WroblewsVl. Funeral services Friday 9 30 a m. at the Varan Funeral Heme (Allen Park Chapel), S900 Ailen Rd and 10 a m. ai tyrn or Jerusalem Church.

Interment Fort Custer National Cemetery. Visitation i nursoay z-vpm. MAGYAR GERTRUDE Age 76, of Rochester Hills. Nov. 5, 1991.

Wife of the late Anthony. Mother of Elaine (Frank) Mike, Alice (Dennis) Murphy and Alan Magyar. Sister of Edmond Strasi. Grandmother of Alayna, Shannon, Deanna and Ashley. Mass of Resurrection Frl, iu a.m.

oi 51. jonn mnrr 3665 Walton Rochester Hills. Mrs. Magyar will lie Instate at church 9: 15 a m. til time of mass The family will receive friends at Potere-Modeti Funeral Home, 339 Walnut Rochester, Wed e-9 and Thurs.

2-9 pm, MC CARTY WAUNITA Suddenly 115. Dear wife of Edward; deer mother of Michael, Edward, Bonnie Grainger and Marcy. Dear daughter of Gladys Logeman. Dear sister of bieanor fvtorris ana trnesr na vorson Funeral Thursday 1 Vermeufen Memorial Trust 100 Funeral Heme 990 Newburgn, Westland (bet FordCherry Hill) McKEEVER EUNICE E. Age 90.

November 5. Dear mother of Gerald McKeever and Mrs. Raymond (Patricia) Lassman, Grandmother of five. Great grandmother of tour, services F-rtaay 1 1 a.m. Diener Funeral Home 46271 Van Dyke, Utica.

Visitation Thursday 1-9 p.m. Contributions suggested to Aiineimers MKieiy. MELDRUM MARGUERITE 74 years Beloved wife of the late Norman. Dear mother of Sanford and Donald. Grandmother of seven, great grandmother of 10.

Sister of Mrs. Joseph (Barbara) Burton, Bud and Harold Wedvke. Funeral Sat urday 10 a m. at the Will A Schwarikoff Funeral Home 233 Gratiot, Mt. Clemens.

Visitation today after I p.m. MOELLER, ERNEST Sr. Nov 4. 1991 Husband of Edna. Father of Er nest Richard, Wallace.

Lois Humphrey and Linda Stadler. 12 grandchildren and three oreat grandchildren. Brother of Floyd and Frank. In state at The ver heyden Funeral Heme. 16300 ack at uu.er ur.

r-rioay irom t-e p.m. Funeral at St. James Lutheran Church, 170 McMillan, Grosse Pointe Farms. Saturday at II Memorials to the chanty of your choice eppreciaTeo. Angel, Joseph A.

Arini, Vincent Baier, Angela Baird, Barbara Baranski, Victoria J. Belle, Frank Bielby, Ray M. Biggs, Howard F. Birmingham, Denis Bohm, Clarence K. Bush, Phyllis Carabelli, Michael J.

Catanzaro, Iris R. Chow, Raymond M. W. Coiden, Fayetta Lee Coumans, Gail F. Curry, Elizabeth Czarnecki, Hattie D'Alessandro, Nick Delbridge, Dorothy Whitty Dicaire, Lillian M.

Duncan, Thomas R. Freedman, Marian Galgan, Ethel E. Garbin, Henry H. HADDEN JAMES ROBERT TSgt. USAF, ii, died November 2, 1991 in Tucson.

Arliona. Father of Rob ert (Lulsa) Hadden, Kevin (Va nessa) Hadden, jettrey innei Hadden. David (Bonnie) Hadden and Jennifer Hadden. Brother ot Virginia Fellows and Jerry Smith. am gronocniiut en aiu survive.

memorial service was held et Davls-Monthan Air Force Base Chapel, Tucson. Arizona. Funeral arrangements by Brlng's Brood-way Chapel HATHAWAYSR. FREDERICK M. Age 94, Nov.

1991. Husband of the late Phyllis. Father of Fred Hathaway, Jr. (Nancy), grandfather of Daniel Scott, and Julia Brother of Clark Long time Employee of Holley Carburetor Co. Funeral at The Verheyden Funeral Heme, 16300 Mack at uuter ur.

r-naev at ii a m. Memorial Service by the Friendship Lincoln Lodge No. 417 AM Thursday at p.m. Visitation Thursday 3-9 put. HEACOCK JOSEPH L.

Beloved husband of Myrtle. Dear father of Douglas maroarai, uonaia, josepn ID.I.I.1.1 nnrnlhw lUarharll Williams, dlane (Georae) Zettee. and the late Dale. Brother of Chuck, Seth, Hank, Gertie Powell, Mary Williamson. Leaves IS grandchildren, 2V great grand' children.

Services Fridav 10 30 a m. at Ferd Funeral Home 26560 Van Dyke. Officiating Rev. Paul McWherter. interment Cros- weii cemetery, visitation Thursday 2-9 p.m.

HERTZ EDWARD M. "EDDIE- Nov. 5. 1991. Age 7S Beloved husband of Myrtle; dear father of Duene (Senoy), bary iaroij, Kanne (Sue), aanoy, jimmy twaryt, Dennls(Karen).

Danny (Regina), Mrs. Sharon (Donald) Haight. Bruce (Bonnie). Mrs. Ruth (joe) Peters.

Steven. Joe, Greo. Mrs Carol (Richard) Klank, Mrs. Beverly (Tony) Ventlmlglia, Larry nerti. aiso survtveo Dy one sister v.l.lt Bub Ttl aid ivki own.

yi great grandchildren. Funeral services Saturday 12 noon at the Chapef et in J. Nianoiiun Funeral Directors. 22642 Ryan. (1 blk.

S. of 9 Mile) Warren, Entomb ment Christian Memorial cultural Center. Offlciafina the Rev. Jack Baer. Eddie Herti was the owner and operator of South Macomb Towing inc.

titao i. HOCHMAN ANNABELLE Beloved mother of Lyie (Harriet). Dear sister of Samuel (Edith), Albert (Esther), Peul (Ann), Daniel (Elaine) and Max (Bert) Epstein. Also two grandchildren and one great grandson. Many nieces and nephews.

Ser vices Fridey II m. at Machpeleh Cemetery Chapel. Arrangements by Dortman Funeral Direct ten S44-47M KANE CECIL H. Nov. 1991.

Beloved husband of Donna. Dearest father of William, Monica and Lisa. Also survived by one grandson, Steven. Son ot Georgia udd. Step-son of Joe Rudd.

Brother of Hugh, Herbert, Harold and Elizabeth. Funeral m. Saturday at the Tayier citapei et in new Petersen Funeral Ham 9Sf Telegraph. Visitation attar i p.m. Thursday.

KASETA JOSEPH R. Age 75 Nov. 6 Beloved husband of Josephine. Dear lather of Dolores (Robert) Assen-macher and Walter (Sandra) Kaseta. Also survived by 17 grandchildren, 17 great grandchildren and two sisters.

Prayers Friday 9 30 a at the Ross Northrop son Funeral noma, iviwi nortn-ville Road at Seven Mile Road, Northvllle and to Our Lady of Victory Church for a 10a.m. mass. Scripture service Thursday 7 30 m. Visitation Thursday 12 noon until 9 p.m. KEENEY BEULAH (ROLLINS) Age 100 Nov 3, 1991 In CA.

Dear mother of Russe DeLa Rosa and Dr. Arthur Rollins. Also leaves seven grand and seven great grandchiTdren. Funeral service Thursday I p.m.. visitation at 12 til service time at Theyer-Reck Funeral Heme, 33603 Grand River Farming- ton (1 blk.

w. ot Farmington Rd KING KEVIN M. age 29 of Novl, November 1991. Husband of Colleen; son of Eugene and Mar garet King; protner or dtepnen, Scott. MalTssa.

Funeral from the Walled Lk United Methodist Church Saturday II a m. Rev. T.K. FOO officiating, interment Glen Eden Cemetery, Livonia. Friends may visit at tne Lynch 4 Sens Funeral Home, 340 Pontiac Tr Walled Lk.

(3 biks. of Maple Rd Thursday 5-9 p.m., Friday 1-9 p.m. Memorials to The Hemo-ohlfia Foundation of Michigan appreciated Envelopes available at tunerei noma. KLINE JOANNE Dear mother of Mary Ztmmer (Walter). Grandmother of Lori Mastar and Susan Zinv mer Great a rand mother of (Cris ta and Chelsea.

Dear sister of MoMie and George Kreger. Fu neral from Ruov Funarai noma. Van Dvke Fridav 9:30 to St. Clement Church 10 a.m. KMITA JOSEPH A.

Age at November 1991. Beloved husband of Marian (Nowak), beloved spouse of the late Marv Kmita. Lovino father of Christine (Paul) Fitisimmons, Constance (Tim) snider, joann (Brad) McClelland, Michael (Cathy), Gregory and Gerard Darlene) mtta. Dear brother of Frank (Monica) Kmlta. Ten grandchildren.

Funeral services Saturday 10 30 a m. from Thomson- Weisa Funeral Mame 10 Park Ave. (at Harrison). Allen Park. 11 a.m.

at St. Frances a twin I Church. Interment Our Lady of Hope Cemetery. Scripture service p.m. Friday Memorials to Hospice of Southeastern Michigan would be appreciated.

LEWANDOWSKI ELIZABETH November 5, mi. Beloved wife of the lata Stanley; dear mother of Alice (Leonard) Treopa, Luc Hie (Donald) Wech-setberger and Rev. Joseph (Barbara). Grandmother of Mark. Charmaint, Keith, Mlch-eie, Cheryl, Scott.

Anthony, Rachel and Jacob. Sister of Edward and John Kooich. Funeral Satur day 9 a m. from the D.S. em- raw, ki runerai Homo xwf Hoover Rd.

at Common (121 Mile) Holy Cross Polish Catholic Church 10 a m. Prayers Friday 7 p.m. Visitation Thursday S- and Friday 1-9 p.m. 977-7500 Michigan's best classified marketplace: The Detroit News I l-rioay.