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2B PETROIT FREE PRESSFRIDAY, JULY 5, 1991 rtrcmmnmi Africa drug trade finds new route to U.S. "ill I'll i Saving pups is'crusade for woman -1 imw i How It's Carried Here's how heroin smuggling incidents involving a Nigerian connection have broken down: Luggagelngestion i on temporary visas and 5,213 more emigrated to the United States. Federal investigators say drug traffic through Nigeria has been spurred by the decline in its oil industry. Couriers have reported payments of up to $10,000 a trip, investigators say. According to the Drug Enforcement Administration, a kilo of heroin, 2.2 pounds, sells for about $135,000 wholesale and has a street value of $750,000.

The busts have included Billy Eko, chief pilot of Nigeria Airways, arrested in New York with 10 pounds of heroin in his raincoat. In November, Laura Jean Richards, 22, a secretary from Novi, was arrested at Metro after agents found nearly 3 pounds of heroin in her suitcases. Authorities say Richards free on bond had been recruited by Nigerian dealers during a trip to Thailand. HEROIN, from Page IB "They are almost totally nonviolent, rarely carry weapons and rarely resist arrest," said Arthur Stiffel, chief of Customs in New York. The main outcry to date has been from innocent Nigerians feeling unfairly harassed by federal agents.

"It was very bad for a while. Nigerians felt like they were branded. But it seems to be more reasonable now, although I still get complaints," said Edwin Dyke, president of the Nigerian Association of Michigan. "We support the effort to keep America free of drugs. But we don't want to be singled out.

These smugglers are no friends of Nigerians." About 4,500 Nigerian nationals live in Michigan. Nationwide, according to U.S. Customs, in 1989, the latest year for which statistics are available, 26,385 Nigerians entered the country 1983 90 1984 190 1985 100 1986 201 1987 360 1988 52 4 1989 62141 1990 57236 RICHARD LEEDetroit Free Press Carole Powell cuddles a cockapoo at the Michigan Humane Society recently. She admits she's obsessed with rescuing dogs from shelters. 5656 1991 fThrouoh June 10 DOGS, from Page IB finding them homes.

LBut in 1989, a trip to the Oakland County dog pound in Auburn Hills to find a pup for a friend changed her life. just couldn't stand the fact that there" were so many nice dogs with nice personalities that were being put to sleep. If you look at them, you can't not do something." So Powell started adopting dogs with friendly dispositions the best candidates for adoption. She got dogs for her daughters and friends. Then the whole operation got out of control.

Before long, Powell was visiting animal shelters every night after work and rescuing as many as eight dogs a week. She took them to veterinarians and then to a kennel, where they stayed until she could find them homes. Before long, Powell was spending half her salary on the dogs. It cost her at least $100 to save each animal and then she started paying to have the dogs neutered and spayed. Duane Lestage, owner of Arbee Kermels in Attica, said he gave Powell reduced rates for boarding.

"She has a magnetic way about her that all of a sudden you're on her bandwagon. Dealh notices all. It was seven days a week," said Moore, 52. "It got me resentful." Powell and Moore split for a week. And then she realized he was right.

She stopped her crusade to spend more time with her family and ride her horses. She decided that lobbying for neutering and spaying of animals was the best way to help them. And then this week, a phone call started it all over again. An acquaintance knew of a dog that was to be euthanized the next day. Powell decided to help.

Instead of taking one dog, she took two. The next day she went back for a third, a scruffy cockapoo that she's named Ruffles. "I can't look the other way, that's always been the problem," she said. You're on her side," he said. Powell needed all the support she could get because she couldn't stop.

dogs were a part of her life. And a part of her boyfriend's life. She started calling their farm Rescue Ranch. Early this year, the ranch became a registered animal shelter a designation that allowed Powell to take dogs from county shelters for free. But by May, tension was mounting.

Powell knew she wasn't spending enough time with her family or boyfriend. Over Memorial Day weekend, Moore told her she was spending too much time with the strays and not enough time with her own pets. "She just went a little too far, that's EH RUBINO Death Notices Today's Alphabetical Listing MOLLY Lover of the Face of Baha'u'llah. Loved by the Baha'l -and Cass Corridor Communities and surviving daughter Servlcesat Cass Unlfed Methodist Church, Saturday 2 p.m. SAFFOLD KATHLEEN Beloved wife of BERGTOLD DELISLE (BUZZ) Age 71.

July 4. Retired from Detroit Fire Dept. and VFW Pest Commander Post 1339. Beloved father of Robert of Warren, Paul from New York, Raymond of Canton and Marllynn Dunn of Marine City. Services Saturday 9:30 at Young Colonial Chapel Funeral Home 4061 St.

Clair Hwy St. Clair and 10:00, St. Mary's Catholic Church, St. Clair. Visiting Friday 2-9.

Rosary 7 p.m. Friday. James A. Dear mother of Tracy i (Merlon) Stolzenfeld, John and' James (Shannon). Dear arand-? mother of Kayla.

Dear daughter of Zane and the late Mary Gra- bowskl. Dear sister of Zane Grabowskl II. Visitation at the Wasik Funeral Heme 11470 Thirteen Mile (W. of Hoover) Friday 1-9 p.m. In state at St.

John Lutheran Church, 1MI4 Fourteen Mile Fraser Saturday 10 a.m: until time of service 11 a.m. Interment Cadillac Memorial Gardens East Cemetery. Hubchik, Walter M. Hughes, Eva Jones, Thomas C. Juip, Lawrence H.

Kalakay, John J. Kaplan, Seymour Karpinski, John S. Kelley, Oscar Kilbourn, Marguerite Lilla, Phyllis Lutey, Louie May Macdonald, Peter William Markiewicz, Mildred T. Masters, Robert A. McQuater, Amy L.

Mellert, Frank W. Miller, Annie F. Moerder, Cora Morris, Lura A. Neil, Harry S. Owens, Fannie M.

Paris, Rosemary G. Percy, Marilyn Purol, Martha Ramsay, R. Douglas Reczek, Jennie J. Rodin, Sally Rubino, Molly Saffold, Kathleen Smith, Kenneth C. Sobodash, Joseph E.

Solis, Phyllis Spybrook, Marvin Waligore, Stephen J. Weir, Helen D. Worosz, Marion Zimmerman, Wilma Bergtold, Delisle Bice, Carl T. Bischoff, Ethel Bishop, Kenneth Blues, Mabel B. Boudreau, Allen Camilleri, Maria Caton, Mary I.

Cummings, Octavia DiMeglio, Henry Distefano, Frank Dobner, Alfred Ghazourian, Sara Greenlee, John E. Haraga, Susan M. Home, James Raymond Housey, Georgette M. Howe, Helena M. Hrapkiewlcz, Steve G.

BICE CARL T. Age 69. July 3, 1991. Of Sterling Heights. Formally of Iron River and Berkley.

Father of Mrs. Michael (Gail) Hogan, Mrs. Dennis (Jeanette) Jacques, Mrs. Deborah Kotel and Carl S. Bice.

Seven grandchildren and four oreat- Biirning house injures 2 fire fighters grand children. Visitation Friday I p.m. until funeral service 8 p.rrr SMITH KENNETH C. Age 74. July 1.

Beloved son of the late Charles and Marlon Smith. Dearest broth iri er of Howard Charles Price Funeral Home, 3725 south Rochester Road (between 16-17 Mile Troy. 313-689-0700. Inurnment Oakvlew Cemetery, Royal Oak. Memorials to Leader Dogs For The Blind.

Jeanne bok ana r-rancis h. Many nieces and nephews survive. Re ETROIT Two firemen were injured, one critically, about 6:30 p.m. Thursday when a house collapsed on them in the 700 block of a Hamtramck bar. Three were arrested Wednesday and the fourth on Thursday.

They are accused of killing Officer Samuel Scarrow, 26, and Carol Saad, 27, of Hamtramck during a robbery attempt May 17. tired from General Motors Parts. Funeral Saturday 10 a.m. from Stanley Turawski Son Funeral 't 7 p.m. Wednesday, Ferndale Community Center, 400 E.

Nine Mile Road. Comments may be sent to SMART, Fare Increase and Budget Public Hearing, 660 Woodward Suite 1350, Detroit 48226. name, Z33uy warren uear- -born Hats, to Our Ladv of Grace JUIP, LAWRENCE H. Was born In War. Church at 10:30.

Rosary Friday 7:30 p.m. Visitation Friday 12-9 p.m. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery. -Marine City, Ml. ren.

Ml Nov. 1916. The son of Jacob and Mary (nee Helmlch) BISCHOFF ETHEL Beloved wife of the late Elmer. Dear mother of Dolores Mitchell and Marjorie Bischoff. Dear grandmother of six grandchildren and sixteen greatgrandchildren.

Dear sister of Beatrice Junga. Member of the Third Order of St. Francis. Visitation Friday from 1 until 9 p.m. at the Wasik Funeral Home, 11470 13 Ml.

Rd. (betw. Hoover and Van Dyke). In state at St. Raymond Church Saturday 9 a.m.

until time of Funeral Mass at 10 a.m. Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Rosa-ry Friday at 7 p.m. CITY and ne loined ine Lord July 3, 1991.

An avid deer hunter and Ice MARKIEWICZ MILDRED aoe 65. Wife of the late Bruno (1996); mother of Nancy Mitchnlck and Arthur; grandmother ot Maria Mitchnlck. visitation Friday 3-9 p.m. and Saturday 1-6 p.m. at Hepcroft-Swanson Funeral Home, 31145 John Madison Heights.

Funeral Saturday 6 p.m. at funeral home. Memorials to American Cancer Foundation. GHAZOURIAN SARA Of Palm Springs, CA. Beloved mother of Setrak and Sirop.

Also many relatives and friends. Visitation Friday 6-9 p.m. Vasu Rodgers and Connall Chapel of A. J. Desmond Sons 4375 Woodward (between 13-14 Mile) Prayers 8:30 p.m.

Funeral Saturday 11 a.m. St. Sarkls Armenian Church. ARRANGEMENTS BY SIMON JAVIZIAN FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 626-7815.

fisherman, he met his adorlna SOBODASH JOSEPHE. July 3, age 88 Beloved )akwood, police said. Sgt. Thomas Shirey was in critical condition with burned lungs. Lt.

Enrique Perez was in 'temporarily serious condition with to his left arm. Both are with Ladder Co. 13. Cause of the fire was under investigation. OAKLAND wife, Rose of 45 years on one such trip to Gaylord.

He worked for nuuanu ut coiia. uear Tamer or Eunice (Lawrence) Werth, Phyl- lis Steetle and Marvin (Mar. neimicn ago io. oerore waning The Lawrence Julp Sod Nursery Inc. with his wife and son, Anthony In 1958.

He Drovlded well for lanne) Sobodash. Lovlna arand father of ten arandchlldren and ten greatgrandchildren. Funeral them and welcomed Cletta Into the family by marriage. He would from Hackett-Metcalf Funeral McQUATER AMY L. July 3.

Beloved wife of Milton. Dear sister of Raymond rje ine nrsr To.ieit you ana nave Rose show vou Dictures of his four Hama, 2640 Monroe (near Outer Dr.) Dearborn, Saturday If a.m. Visitation Friday 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Memorial contributions sug-gested to the family. LI Jenks.

Funeral service Saturday 11 a.m. at Ross B. Northreo A Son HARAGA SUSAN M. Age 62. Beloved wife of the late Wllford.

Dear mother of Janice and David. Funeral from Wm. i. Duross Funeral Heme 28499 Schoenherr (S. of 12 Mile) Warren Saturday 10:15 a.m.

St Louise Church II a.m. Prayers Friday 7 p.m. Donations to be send to Aplastic Anemia Foundation of Michigan. Visitation after grandchildren, Zachary. Holly and twins Robert and Lawren Rosa.

He spent hours playing and teaching them how to do things and took them on trips around the nation. He leaves them with lots of BISHOP KENNETH July I 1991. Beloved husband of Rose; dearest father of Deborah Dudek (Richard), Catherine Tracz (James), Cynthia Wolds, Kenneth Jr. (Jerl), Edward (Teri) and Julie Taylor; leaves nine grandchildren; brother of Clarence. Services Saturday 11 am.

at Sajewski Funeral Heme, 19111 W. Warren. In state Thurs-day 2-9 pm. Friday Noon-9 pm. Funeral Heme, 22401 Grand River (Redford).

Visitation Thursday 2-5 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. and Friday 2-5 pm. and 7-9 p.m. Memorials to Alzheimers Association.

SPYBROOK Hearings set to discuss SMART fare-increase plan DETROIT The following public hearings are scheduled next week on a proposed fare increase from $1 to $1.25 on the regional SMART bus system: 7 p.m. Monday, Roseville Parks and Recreation Center, 18185 Sycamore in Roseville 7 p.m. Tuesday, Southgate Civic Center Ice Arena, 14700 Reaume Parkway ove and wondertu memor es. He Novi man charged in deaths of 2 joggers in Northville NORTHVTLLE A Novi man has been charged with manslaughter in the deaths of two men as they jogged on the shoulder of 8 Mile Road last month. Kenneth Loveday, 19, was arraigned Tuesday.

Albert Abdelnour, 44, of Livonia and Yusuf Hanania, 38, of Novi were hit by a Jeep. MARVIN Age 77, July 3. Beloved husband of Janet. Dearest father -of Audrey (Joe) Rapln, stepsons tried to retire In 1981 but liked to work too much. In 1962 he built I p.m.

rriggy HORNE arrested in killings woman, Detroit officer HAMTRAMCK Four men ages 17 to 21 are to be arraigned today in the shooting deaths of a Detroit police officer and a woman outside lomn. uonaia, nnicnaei naroin. Grandfather of 13, great grandfa' ther of eight. Beloved brother of Lourine Radllckl. Visitation 4-9 Friday.

Service 10 a.m. Saturday at the Buehler Funeral Home 26429 Gratiot, Roseville. MELLERT FRANK W. July 4 Age 79. Beloved husband of Alice.

Dear father of Marilyn, Frank Christina and Ann. Grandfather of Sonja and Selena. Brother of Madelyn. Services at Manns-Fergusen Funeral Heme 17000 Middlebelt S. of 6 Saturday I) a.m.

Visitation Fri BLUES MABEL B. Age 91. July 7. 1991. Beloved mother of Joanne (Tom) Kramis and Tom Blues.

Loving arandmother of Kevin. Mark and Andrew. Memorial services 10 JAMES RAYMOND July 4, formerly from Unadilla, GA, Survied by son John. Daughter-in-law Joanna, grandchildren Rebecca, Andrew and Wesley. Contributions may be made to the Make-A-Wish Foundation.

1028 E. Saginaw Lansing, Ml. 46906 I. day 2 9 p.m. Family suggests a.m.

Saturday at the R.G. 4 G.R. Harris Funeral Horn 31551 Ford Road, Garden City. Contributions may be made to Northwestern Community Services. memorials to American Lung Association.

WALIGORE STEPHEN J. Age 88. Beloved husband ot Clarice. Dear father of Robert from Oranae Rich, HOUSEY ard, Mary Lou Forbes, and the sodbuster Softball complex for his son and sponsered the L.T. Juip team to the nationals where they came In the top 20 in the U.S several times.

He was a member of Sacred Heart, Brown City and St. Mary's, Burnside and the Imlay City Chamber of Commerce. He was a former member of the Michigan Sod Producer's The American Sod Producer's The Metropolitan Detroit Landscaper's Assoc. and the Michigan Assoc. of Nurserymen.

He kept close to his heart Leo (Lee) and Susan Julp of West Bloomfield, Irene and Louise Ku-backl of Gaylord and plnnochle friends. Bud and Evelyn Ryck-man of Imlay City. Ha had six brothers and he liked to say. each one had a sister. The late Anthony, the late Walter (Florence) of Lewiston, Ml, Ervln (Helen) of Capac, the late Leo (Mildred) of Romeo, Jim (Evelyn) and Jake (Virginal all of Prudenville and sister Marguerite Atchley of Yuc-alpa, CA.

There are more godchildren, cousins, nieces and nephews and friends than you can count. Services will be held Saturday, July 6 at 11 a.m. at St. Mary's Catholic Church, Burnside with iaie jeanene vvaugora u.r... Brother of Josephine Paul and Annette Corrlgan.

Also survived by 13 grandchildren and 3 great 'i grandchildren. Funeral from the VerHeyden Funeral Heme 16300 2 Detroit boys diwra at family outing GEORGETTE M. July 3. Beloved wife of Charles A. Housey.

Dear mother of Shirley (William) Luther, Patricia (Jerome) Peti, Georgette Hoiihan and Mary (Darrein Godtewski. Eight grandchildren; four great grandchildren. Sister of Sam and Albert Thomas. Funeral Saturday 10 a.m. from Bagnasce-Tabbi Funeral Home 25800 Harper between MOERDER CORA July 4, 1991.

Loving wife of the late Clarence. Dearest mother of Thomas (Susan) and the late Gordon and Nancy. Sister of Gladys (William) Veale. Also survived by grandchildren and great Srandcniidren. Funeral service aturday 10 a.m.

at the Neely-Tu rawski Funeral Home 30200 Five Mile Rd. (bet. Middlebelt Merriment. Interment Cadillac Memorial Gardens West. Visitation Friday 12-9 p.m.

BOUDREAU ALLEN (JOE) July 3. Age 72 of Wayne. Beloved husband of June. Dear father of Richard, Donna Beyer and Randall. Grandfather of Joseph, Christine, Shawn Zmudciynskl, Elizabeth.

Todd Beyer, Mark Beyer and Trad Beyer. Great grandfather of Matthew Zmudciynski, Adam Beyer and Keaton. Funeral at Uht Fu neral Home. 35400 Glenwood, Westland. Saturday 10 a.m.

Fami fviavr, wuici aiuiuar a.m. to St. Clare Church 8:45 a.m visitation Friday 2-s p.m. 7-9 p.m. Rosary at 7:30 p.m.

Contributions 1 to St. Mary of the Springs, Columbus, Ohio would be appreciated. Mr. Waligore was a life time member of the of Gabriel Richard Council. iimi nnne m.

uair anores to St. Maron Church for 11 a.m. mass. Prayers Friday 7:30 p.m. ly suggests memorials to Hospice qt 3uuin eosiern micnigan.

enve- lopes available at funeral home. MORRIS LURA A. Age 87 of Chelsea formerly of Royal Oak. Wife ot the late Richard. Memorial service HOWE HELENA M.

July 4, 1991. Age 90. Beloved wife of the late James G. Dear mother of Shirlev Bvrne. Gwen Artman and the late Marie a.m.

Thursaay July II at the CAMILLERI MARIA Age 86. July 3, 1991. Beloved wife of the fate Louis. Dear mother of Margaret (Jo-seDh) Attard. Marv (Thomas) Burial in Lum, Ml, lieu of First United Methodist Church, by Don Lenhausen Free Press Staff Writer -Two boys believed to be stepbrothers drowned Thursday during a family outing at Ford Lake in Ypsilanti Township.

Kassim Ballard, 11, and Anthony Wilks, 12, both of Detroit, were wading in the lake when they apparently stepped off into deep water, said Lt Crjig Swenson of the Washtenaw County Sheriffs Department. 'The water drops off from fairly shallow to about 15 feet pretty quickly," he said. The boys went under about 1:35 p.m. A sheriffs department dive team recovered their bodies about an hour later. In Ottawa County, DeLewis Harris, 29, and George Brown, 66, both of Muskegon Heights, drowned Thursday morning after their boat capsized in Spring Lake, officials said.

The men were fishing in the 15-foot rowboat when Harris apparently stood up to change positions. "He apparently threw his weight too far, and the boat was capsized about 11:25 a.m.," Spring Lake Officer Roger De Young said. The men wore life jackets when they were rowing but took them off to fish, he said. Neither could swim. One survivor, Clifton Sharp, 67, of Muskegon Heights, managed to swim to shore, police said.

The Associated Press contributed to this story. Arrington. Also survived by 11 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Services 11 o'clock Saturday mornina from ju w. rn Koyai uaK.

Kins Garrett Funeral Heme 541-4400 flowers, contributions may be made to the Lawrence Juip Memorial Fund. Friends can call at Mulr Brothers Funeral Home Imlay City, Friday 1-5 and 7-9, prayer service Friday 7:30 p.m. WEIR HELEN D. Beloved wife of Mother of Mery Bell, Robert (Dottle) and John (Mary). Also seven grendchildren.

Sister of Mary Moore, Tom Owens, Keth-' erlne Roberts, Betty Dube and John Owens. Funeral Saturday- 10:45 a.m. from the A.H. Petera Funeral Heme, 20705 Mack Ave-nue at Vernier Road, Grossa, 1 Pointe Woods and 1 1 :30 a.m. at St.

Clare of Montefalco Church. Ro- sary Friday 7:30 p.m. Visitation after p.m. Friday the R.G. G.R.

Harris Funeral Home 15451 Farmington Zielinski, Jack (Nancy) and Vivian (Ben) Benstead; grandmother of nine and great grandmother nine. Sister of Erimlna Scerri in Malta. Visitation will be Thursday 3-9, Friday 12-9 at the Harry J. Will Trust 100 Funeral Home, 37000 Six Mile, Livonia. Rosary 7 p.m.

Friday. Funeral service Saturday 9:30 a.m. at the Funeral Home, and 10 a.m. at St. Colette Church, KELLEY NEIL HARRY S.

Age 71. Beloved husband of Pearl. Dear father ot Nancy Olson and the late Robert. Grandfather of Sarah, Meagan and Matthew. Brother of Walter.

Funeral 1 o'clock Saturday afternoon at the R.G. I G.R. Harris Funeral Heme 31551 Ford Garden City. Visitation Friday 6 to 9 p.m. OSCAR L.

of New Hudson. Age 80. Passed away Tuesday July 2. Beloved husband of Grace. Dear father of Lee of Ann Arbor.

Ellen Stephenson of College Station, Texas and Roger of New Hudson. Five grandchildren. Dear brother of Joanne Boraks and Lois Pan-ackla. Memorial service Monday 17600 Newburgh, Livonia. CATON HRAPKIEWICZ STEVE G.

July 3, 1991. Beloved husband of the lata Caroline M. Loving father of Stephen (Michelle), Mrs. John (Margaret) Ramsey and Mrs. Kenneth (Christine) Havener.

Grandfather of Ryan, Krlsten, Carrie, Stephen, Sarah and Joseph. Brother of Aloisa Orlowskl, Rose Boginski, Anthony, Adam, Leo and the late Helen and Theophll. Services Saturday a.m. from the Sajewski Funeral Home 19111 W. Warren, to St.

Anselm Church. Interment St. Hedwig Cemetery. Rosary Friday evening. In state Friday 2-9 p.m.

OWENS FANNIE M. July 1, 1991, age 78. Services planned for officer killed in chase MARY I. Age 55, July 3, 1991. Dear mother of Peggy Caton, Mary Beth Cretu, Joe Caton, (Cathy Crosbv: also survived bv arand- juiy p.m.

or ine rminps Funeral Home 122 W. Lake Street (10 ml. Rd.) South Lvon. Memori WOROSZ MARION (Whltey) July 2, 1991. Beloved tether of Margurite (Art) Neumann (Novato, CA Mark (Nancy), Michael (Terry), and.

Matthew Worosz. Survived by" five grandchildren. Dear brother, of Rudolph, William, and Harry Worosz. Visitation Saturday a m. at Zlemek Funeral Heme 6809 Wayne Road at Joy Road, id a.m.

funeral service St. Theodore Catholic Church. ii oeioveo wite ot Tne iaie j. louis. Dear mother of Rev.

James Mar daughter Elizabeth; three sisters al contributions may be made to visiring nurse AssociaTion ot Huron Valley, 3850 Research Park Dr. Suite Ann Arbor, Ml. 48106. shall Sr. Also three grandsons; 11 great grandchildren and many other relatives and friends.

Visitation 10:30 a.m., funeral at 11 a.m. Sat. July 6 at Liberty Temple rai, bvainy, ana juay; two brothers Hugh Pat and Michael. Visitation Fridayl-9 pm. O'Brien Chapel ef the Ted C.

Sullivan Funeral Home. 41555 Grand Riv KILBOURN HUBCHIK tsapTisT Lnurcn, i lea ureenneid, Detroit (Vi block N. of 6 Ml.) MARGUERITE Age 84. Beloved WALTER M. July 7.

Beloved er, Novi, 343-1800. Funeral mass Saturday 10 am. at St. Michaels in Livonia, 11441 Hubbard. Scripture nusDana or uiga.

uear Tamer or Karen Marie and Diane Merle. PARIS service i-noay a pm. Services Fred Weed Funeral Home (Rica Chapel) 36100 Five 'A funeral mass for Detroit Police Officer Richard M. Leskie will be at 10:30 a.m. today at St.

Christopher Catholic Church, 7800 Woodmont, Detroit. -Officer Leskie, 38, was fatally shot Monday while chasing a burglary suspect into the basement of a west side witc ot me laie rraroiu. rvromer ot the late June and Celia. Sister of Jack Break and Dorothy Cooper. In state at the A.H.

Peters Funeral Heme, 20705 Mack Avenue at Vernier Road, Grosse Polnte Woods Fridav from 12 noon until home. The suspect later was found dead in the basement. Police believe the man killed himself. Officer Leskie worked at the 10th (Livernois) Precinct, where his wife, Karen, is an officer. He was first assigned to the 12th (Palmer Park) Precinct.

He was laid off from Septem- ber 1980 until February 1985. After retraining, he was assigned to the 10th Precinct. In addition to his wife, he is survived by a daughter, Sharon; a son, Robert; his parents, Melvin and Victoria; three brothers, and a sister. Burial will follow the service in St. Hedwig Cemetery, Dearborn Heights.

CUMMINGS Mile, w. of Farmington Rd. Saturday 8:30 a.m. and St Michaels OCTAVIA Beloved daughter of Cynthia Cu mm in as. 'In state at ZIMMERMAN WILMA Beloved wife of the late A.

Derwin. Sister of the lete Frank -Polinsky. Aunt of Jerald, Ken- neth, Sandy and Pat. Services 10 I a.m. Saturday at the A.H.

Peters Funeral Heme, 20705 Mack (a? Vernier Rd Grosse Pte. Woods, i Member of Messiah United Meth- odlst Church and Senior Citizens of St. Raymond. Visitation HQ p.m. Friday.

time of service at 3. Memorials ROSEMARY O. July 3. Dear mother of Karen and David Brocklehurst. Sister of Francis Lindsay.

Memorial service Saturday 10 a.m. at Our Lady of La Safette Church, Coolldge at Harvard, Berkley. Contributions sug- Sested to the American Cancer ociety or Hospice of Southeast Michigan. uxranian lamonc Lnurcn, Chase Dearborn off of Ford Rd. 9:30 a.m.

Panaheda service Friday 7 p.m. Visitation Thursday Nativity of Our Lord Catholic Church, 5900 Mc Clellan, Detroit Saturday 9 a.m. until time of mass 10 a.m. Burial Mf. Elliott.

Arrangements by the A.H. Peters may be made to cancer Loan Closet Foundation or St. Columba Episcopal Church. a-v p.m. ana l-naay j-v p.m.

Donations to Grace Hosoital. runini noma gi irosse reime, Dept. of Medicine, M71 W. Outer urive, Detroit PERCY Cemeteries, Monument LILLA PHYLLIS Age 54. Beloved wife of Joseph.

Dear mother of Krlstlna (Jim) Barber. Tom (Laurie), Ka-trlna (Jeft) Tetreau, Tod, Ted (Sandy), Trlcia and the late Timothy. Ako survived hv five arand- HUGHES DIMEGLIO HENRY aoe 13. Brother of Alfred, MARILYN Age 54 of Walled Lake. (Died July 2, 1991).

Dear mother ot Cindy and David. Wife of Leland. Beloved grandmother of MT. OLIVET 4 adjoining children, five brothers and three graves. Jec.

22. $500 ea. 7764451; a Mary King, and Josephine Hocking; cousin of Ronald Mangone and Dorothy Kaltz. Visitation Thursday 2-9 p.m. and Friday 1-9 p.m.

at Hopcroft-Swanson Funeral Home, 31145 John Madison Heights. Funeral Saturday 9 a.m. at funeral home. Entombment OAKLAND HILLS, NOVI. EVA Age 78.

Beloved wife of the late Michael; dear mother of Patricia (Herman) Wild, Audrey (Theodere) Oleskl and Michael (Susan); also survived by 11 grandchildren and 12 great Funeral services aturday from S.K. Schulti Trust 100 Funeral Home, 21705 Gratiot at 8Vi Ml m. to St. Louis The King Church, 9:30 a.m. Scripture Kaecnei ana Heniamin.

Dear sister of John Schudlich and Kathy Davis. Loved by many, she will be greatly missed. Memorial service to be held at Michigan Masonic Home In Alma, on Saturday at 1 D.m. Family would uv eacn. 34-oaa sisters.

Funeral 11 o'clock Saturday morning at the R.G. G.R. Harris Funeral Hama 31551 Ford Garden City and to St. Theodore Catholic Church at 11:30. Rosary 7:30 Friday evening.

PARKVIEW Memorial Cemetery 7 lots, will Sep. 313-364-3419 Christian Memorial Cultural ten ter. Roiarv Fridav 7:30 D.m appreciate donations to the Suggested memorials to Hospice LUTEY American cancer aociery or Hospice of Southeastern Michigan. service rnoay p.m. WHITE CHAPEL Sect.

486. cethsemane, S1175best. 939-1525 LOUIE MAY July 4. Wife of the JONES of cancer Wednesday in Denver. W.

Douglas Von Gonten, 57, a nationally known petroleum engineer, died Tuesday in Bryan, Texas, in a tractor accident. Mr. Von Gonten, the head of Texas University's Petroleum Engineering Department since 1976, apparently fell from a tractor and was run over, investigators said. known for up to six weeks, he said. Mr.

Bosque was captured in San Francisco 15 months after the heist and was sentenced to 15 years in prison. He was paroled in 1986. Alan Hildreth Barrett, 64, a former professor of physics who helped design equipment that allowed the Mariner space probe to measure the temperature of Venus nearly 30 years ago, died DiSTEFANO FRANK Beloved husband of Lor- iaie vviiiiom. Dear morner ot William (Nora), Daniel and Louisa (Earl) Martenfes. Funeral THOMAS C.

June 29, 1991 at Grace Hospital. Chrysler employee for VI Datlrinn In Ch 'M In Memoriam PUROL MARTHA Age 74 Dearest wife of Paul. Sister of Albina Fortune and Mitchell Grand. Funeral Saturday (time later) from the R.G. 8, G.R.

Harris Funeral Heme 31551 Ford Garden City. Saturday 10 a.m. at the Kaui Funeral Hama, 35201 Garfield, Clinton Twp. Visitation Friday Jones leaves to cherish his memo- ma. Dearest father of Josephine (Larry) Burns and Joe (Rochelle) DiStefano.

Dear grandfather of Laurie Dostilfo, Frank Burns, Annette Burns, Frank DiStefano, Joann Clarke, Lisa, Joseph and t.w-r p.m. 6 grandchildren; I brother; 6 sisters; and a host of other relatives and friends. Family hour 10 IF YOU WISH TO PLACE a remembrance for a loved one, please contect Mrs. MORAN at 977-7614 for more Information and assistance. 1 MACDONALD PETER WILLIAM Julv 1 1991 a.m.

runerai to toiiow ar ar nnaitnew uiMetano. aiso survived bv four areat arandchltd- vernon Chapel A.M.c. Church, RAMSAY R. DOUGLAS July 1991. Beloved husband ot Kathleen.

Dear father Beloved husband of Connie. Dear father of Annellsa (Bret) Strong. Grandfater of Tyler William of Donald. Grandfather of Brian, ibmju Norwood, Ml. July iwi Arrangements by Stephen R.

Kemp-Cantrell Funeral Home, 10400 Mack, Detroit. 821-9040. ren. Funeral service Monday 9:30 a m. from the Arthur J.

VanLer berghe Funeral Heme 30600 Harper St. Clair Shores (betw. 12-13 Ml.) and St. Margaret's DEATHS ELSEWHERE Michael Kalil, 47, an interior designer who worked with NASA on space modules for people, died of cancer Tuesday in Bridgehampton, N.Y. Mr.

Kalil was known for his abstract designs. His work has been exhibited at such places as the Museum of Contemporary Crafts, the Fort Worth Museum of Modern Art and the Whitney Museum. Mr. Kalil had worked with the space agency since 1983. George Bosque, 36, a Brink's guard wfeo took $1.85 million from an armored" truck in 1980 and went on a cffist-to-coast spending spree, was fopnd dead of a possible drug overdose Monday in San Francisco.

White powder and narcotics paraphernalia were in Mr. Bosque's apartment, where the body was found, Deputy Coroner Don Easterling said. TJ)e exact cause of death won't be oirong. Droiner ot aTuarr, susan Card ol Thanks and Prayer Kann, and Carol. Dear brother of Glllls, Murray, Jeen and Agnes.

Retired after 41 yeers from Michigan Bell and aiso Past Master Mason of Petoskey, Mich. Memorial service Saf. 10 a.m. at KALAKAY viii. anu riuniviB.

Funeral from the VerHeyden Fu neral Home I63O0 Mack at Outer murcn ai lua.m. visnaiion aaiur-day, 4-9 j. m. and Sunday 1-9 p.m, Rosary 7:30 p.m. Sunday.

JOHN J. July 4. Beloved husband of Lottie (nee Nowosad). Dearest ST. JUDE THANK YOU BELIEVE D.J.

Dr. aunaay 2 p.m. visitation Fridav S-9 m. Saturday 1-9 a McCaba Funeral Heme 31950 W. 12 tamer ot Dennis (Pat), carol DOBNER JL CHURCH DIRECTORY wue, r-ermington Mills.

iraw rveuy, dusan iam naiver-son and the late John. Six arand- ALFRED (FRED) Age 73. Son of Board member of Big Brothers and Big Sisters. Contributions may be made to Big Brothers and children. Visitation Fridav 2-9 RECZEK ine laiv Leo ana t-ena oemum Dobner.

Brother of John Dobner. Mrs. Robert (Louise) pig jiiiert. p.m.. Saturday 1 p.m.

until 7 m. service at the Wulok-Calcaterra JENNIE J. Beloved wife of the MASTERS runarai noma inc. jevuu acnoen-herr at Metro Parkway 16 Mile) BAfrTJS funeralY directors 1 Caring for your needs. Archibald, Mrs.

Norman (Katharine) Blank and the late Adloph Dobner. Uncle of the late Gary Dobner. Eight nieces and nephews also survived. Funeral services Saturday 11 a m. In the Harold W.

Vick Funeral Heme 140 KAPLAN ROBERT A. July 3, 1991. Beloved husband of Fern. Dearest father of Deborah Cervitto, and Robert A. Masters.

Loving son of Florence and the late Anthony. Dear Deadline is Monday For This Directory late kawin. Dear mother ot carle Donna M. and Mark A. Deer sister of Cassia Miller.

Visitation Friday 7-9 p.m. Saturday and Sunday 1-4 and 7-9 m. Wm. Sullivan Sen Funeral Heme 705 W. II Mile (4 blks.

E. of Woodwerd), Royal Oak. Funerel Monday; prayers 9:30 a.m. at funeral home, 10 a.m. Mass at Shrine of the Little Flower.

Rosary Sunday 7:30 p.m. TABERNACLE MISSIONARY BAPTIST 6125 Beechwood 00 a.m. -Kuchma cne Hurt" 1 1:00 a.m. "BeSeaead Into Hop" Dr. Sampion preaching S.

Gratiot Ave, Mt. Clemens. Burial Clinton Grove Cemetery. stepfather of Shirley Schllnskl, Sharon ThomDson. Ronnev.

SEYMOUR Beloved husband of the late Elsie Kaplan. Dear father of David (Barbara) Kaplan and Dodo Kepes. Grandfather of Jeffrey Kepes, Lisa Jeffrey) Singer, Robert. Randall and Brett Kaplan. Great grandfather ot Julie Singer.

Brother of Dot Wendell. Services 11:30 Friday morning at Visitation 1-9 p.m. Friday. Memorial contributions to the St. John LUTHERAN Bruce, Norman and Kenneth Dawson.

Dear brother of Doris Whitehead. Also survived by six Grandchildren. Services Saturday Lutheran church, Fowiervme, Funeral Director mi. wouiq pe apprecia.eo. 11:30 a.m.

at Heeney Sundqulst GREENLEE, OUTER DRIVE FAITH 17500 Jaa. Comma at w. Outers- Dr. 30 A 11 a.m. Servicee "Our Spiritual Parado" II Cor.

12: 7-10 Rev. James Wiggins Jr. rna ira Kaurman mrer ment Clover Hill Park Cemetery. RENAISSANCE BAPTIST CHURCH 1MB Orana Blvd. nr.

Porsat 10:30 Sunday Service) aja. rami la slt-tr, 7: Bd aia Frayer sVrtca Rv. Moaoman, eeetof JOHN K. Of Sylvan Lake. July 9, 1991.

Age 77. Beloved husband of Funeral noma, uu t-armingron Farmington, (474-5200), Visitation Thursday 6-9 p.m. Friday 1-9 p.m. Memorial tributes may be made to Huron Valley Hospital, RODIN SALLY Beloved wife of Arnold. Dear mother of Helalne Rodin (Mark) Keller end Jelfry Rodin.

Grandmother of Jake and Lucy. Daughter of Sarah Schwartz, sister of Arlene (Max) Burns and Miriam (William) Konitantln KARPINSKI Mary (Mae). Dear father of Dr. Marlon Valerio and John JOHN I. Julv 1.

1991. Beloved This! Depi. ot Lommuniiy KeiaTions, 1601 E. Commerce Mlltord, Ml. 48382 Greenlee.

Dear grandfather of Lesley and Gretchen Valerio and Lisa Greenlee. Dear brother of husband of Eliiabeth; dear father of Mrs. James (Dolores) Peaka, William (Carol). Mrs. George PENTECOSTAL Services 10 o'clock Frldey mom Georae, Buck and muck Green ijacKier wornicK, mrs.

aneioon MILLER my ni ma ire kiuthtm mapei. Inrerment Clover Hill Park (Margaret) swatzworth, Mrs rn et lee, Mrs. Kathryn Flower and Mrs. Marv Jo Arnett. Mr.

Green ANNIE F. Ana 54. Died June 27. Greater Craoa Tampla Inkster O. Q.

Hayes Memorial 4010 Moore, Inkster 48141 0.45 am. Sunday School; It 30 Worship: BiHc Clan Tun 7:30 pm Elder Oary Harper, Pastor 561-1940 DEXTER AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 13500 Dexter Paalor, Rev. Atrial O. McLam SUNDAY WORSHIP 7:45 A A.M. Sunday School 9:30 a.m.

Prayar Sarvica Wad. p.m. Chrntien Education Claaa 7 p.m. Beloved mother of Karen Swin lee was a retired General Fore-1 Brother of Florence Habel; also SOLIS dler, Denlse, Lawrence jr. and Greaorv.

Grandmother of five. Family owned funeral homes caring for their neighbors. survivea oy granacnuoren ana 39 great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday 9:15 a m. from the D.S.

Famllyhour Friday, from 6 until 7 man-Lineman tor Detroit Edison Co. Funeral services from God-nardt-Tomllnsen Funeral Heme 2904 Orchard Lake Keego Harbor, Saturday 11 a.m. Memorial contributions to Michigan i 0ICCI PHYLLIS Of Mllford, formerly of W. Detroit. July I 1991, age 73 Beloved mother of Ernestine Lessnau; also two granddaughters end one brother.

Funeral in Tna cost inauei ut ine h.i. sen Funeral Heme 527 Owen vmruwiiu runirib jvwy noo- ver, at Common Ui'i Ascension Church 10 am. Rosary Friday 8 p.m. Visitation Thursday Funeral services Saturday 12 noon at the Greater New Mount To AdnriiMiimrm, Call Anif 222-ZS43 wiioiite assoc. appreciated, visi tatfon Friday 6-9 p.m.

irom t. wary Lnurcn, Mlltord, Saturday II a.m. Morian Baptist Lnurcn, saauw o-y p.m. anu rnoay i-y p.m..