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AMHiCAIS'S fi-C Mimd.n Dor. 11), "7.1 Cro wd i Volleyball Starts to Draw roop Funerals Today ItEALEY ALVINA M. Beloved wife of John dear mother of Mrs. Lester i Ethel Olore and Mrs. Helen Sheiev; grandmother of Mrs.

Barbara Kauif man. Mrs. Alice Napier, Samuel Glore, Mrs, Annette Lenotskv, Wil liam and Patrick Sheaiey; ten Atkin, Fred McCabe Bartj, Arthur Verheyden Brooks, Mabel S. Will Cassidy, Amelia Molnar Ciubaj, Vincent J. Jarzembowski Deebs, Abraham Northrop Son Deiqert, Gertruds Verheyden Dresden, John Frontciak Duskiewicz.

Genevieve Ouerteid Fields, Marion E. Verheyden Fulton, Clyde L. Harner-Mulliqan Gassam, John C. Santeiu Son Goodman, Rebecca J. Santer orea-grandchi dren a so survive sisert of Mrs.

Hflttie Jenkins and Mrs. Margaret Minnock. Punera Wednesday I Dm. at the A. H.

Pe ters Funeral Home, 12057 Gratiot Ave. HERSHEY WILLIAM. BelnvpH husband of Hacker, Clara A. A. m.

feters Haloolous, Jeannelte Bagnaxco Death Notices I Irene; dear father of Harvey, Mrs. Morris Borkin (Constance) and Mrs Leonard Handler (Barbara); seven qrandchildren: brother of Louis and Mrs. Abe Horwitz (Svdelle). Ser vices 3:15 Sunday afternoon at the Ira Kaufman Chapel, 1R195 W. Nine Mile Southfield.

Family at resi' AINSOO LISETT6, Dec. 1, of Dearborn, Beloved wite of the late Alexander; dear mother of Mrs. Astrid Kwiiit-kowski and Mrs. Boris (Use) Zeisia of Montreal; also survived bv Agorae and MrtnikA Daniluk. Service WILLIAM of Highland, Mich.

Beloved father of William Arthur 1. and Mrs. Virginia Gasorski; alvo survived by one brotner, one si-tpr nine grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. Funeral from tne R. C.

Aleks Funeral Home, 1324 South-field, Lincoln Park, Tuesdav at 9 30 a.m. Christ the Good Shepherd Church at 10 a.m. Rosary Monday at 8 p.m. WALBECQ RAYMOND A. Dec.

7, 1973. Dear husband of Clara dear father nf Jelfery, Allan, Bruce, Michele and Brian; brother of Andrew and Mrs. Eleanor Moll; brother-in-law of Georae and Robert Schymanskl; also survived bv four grandchildren, Funei'al from Gendernalik Funeral Home, 35600 Main New Baltimore, Tuesday at 9:15 and at Immaculate Conception Church, An-chorville at 10 a.m. Rosary Monday at 8 p.m. IVEATHERFORD HARDEN aqe 58, Decembers, ol Southfield.

Husband of Molly: four sisters and one brother. Funeral Tuesday 11 am. Price Funeral Home, 3725 S. Rochester Rd btwn. 16 and 17 Mile Trov.

Mil 9-0700. Interment Oakview Cemetery, Roval Oak. WICKENS LUCILLE B. Beloved wile of John dear mother of James, Nancy and Jack; 14 grandchildren; sister of Leonard Gliwa and Leona Getz. Funeral Wednesday at 9:30 a.m.

from the Leonard A. Turowski Funeral Home, 19400 Joy to Epiphany Church at 10 a.m. Rosary Tuesday at 8 p.m. Memorials to SI. Judge's Hospital for Children.

dence of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Bvor- kin, 21001 Gardner, Oak Parle. HOBBS DONALD. Beloved husband of the late Aones; dear father of Rnhert John pnd Stuart; dear brother ot Mrs.

Catherine Cowie and Parker; also survived bv seven orandchi dren. Funeral Monday 10 a.m. Voran cunerai Home, (Dearborn Lhaoei) 23701 Ford Rd. fun," he said. I anda, coaxh of a Birmingham league team, said 'Tcople are hungering for sport, an athletic event to compete in.

Volleyball's a valve in a steam engine in pur society." PRO TLAMS and league teams play a better caliber of ball than amateurs out for the exercise. And the difference is easy to spot. Clad in gym shorts, t-shirls and Adidas gym shoes, two six-man teams at the Birmingham YMCA, 400 E. gleefully thwack a white ball between them then slap it over the net to the other team three nights a week. It fs a hit and miss game after a half-hour calisthenics session.

Pot-bellied players jog around the gym waiting their turn to rotate into' the game. Two hours later, a different breed of player arrives on the court. Clad in sweat pants and jackets, they practice rib-cracking dives to the floor and back rolls. Volleyballs spring soundlessly from player's fingertips, pants, said Dr. Marvin Gans, director of physical education and athletics at the college.

PART OF the appeal of volleyball is the cost of the equipment which is minimal (a volleyball costs about $10 and a net $2). A game can be set up almost anywhere and any number of people can play. "My uncle and father both died of heart attacks," said Bob DuPree a Chrysler engineer from West Bloomfield who plays volleyball two nights a week at the Birmingham YMCA. "I feel a lot better now. I hate coming worse than anything.

But once I get here I have fun. A lot of the little aches and pains are gone," he said. No one was able to say with any certainty how far or how tast the volleyball fever is spreading. But Dr. Murray Koorhan, a Southfield dentist who has played volleyball for 35 years, claims that Wilt Chamberlain, coach of the San Diego Conquistadors basketball team wants to organize a professional league.

Monday night football could be replaced by volleyball; but not quite yet. jt t- 4 at W. F. Hackett Son Funeral Home. Dearborn Chapel, 2640 Monroe near W.

Outer Drive, Tuesday 3 D.m. APPLEGATE STELLA December 8. Beloved wife of the late A. dear mother ol Mrs. Elizabeth Jane Stuart; dear grandmother of Mrs, Susan Woodward and the lale Mrs.

Gail Came: also three great-grandchildren; sister of Mrs. Helen Storre of Seattle, Washinqton. Funeral Tuesday 1 p.m. at the Sawyer-Fuller Funeral Home, 2125 12 Mile Rd. (2 blks.

ol Woodward). Interment Roseland Park Cemetery. Members of Ferndale Women's Club. ASHBAUGH PAUL J. Beltfved husband of Irene; father of David Pilto, Mrs.

Tucker, Mrs. Ruth Blondia and Ronald Pilto of Manitowoc, dear brother of Pete Ashbauqh; also survived bv ten qrandchildren. Funeral from the Lambert Funeral Home, 15443 Greenfield, Tuesday 10:30 a.m. Scripture service Monday evening 7:30 p.m. ATKIN FRED, December 6.

Beloved husband of Cora dear father of Mrs. s. Wit ,1 If, HUNT HAROLD Decembei 9. Beloved husband of Rachel; dear (other of Phyllis P-5aufail, Carol Burkhardt, Richard and Norwood E. Hunt; also 19 qrandchildren survive.

Funeral service from Hamilton-Hoffman Funeral Home, 20740 Grand River, Wednesday 10:30 a.m. Family suo-gests memorial contributions to Mount Hope Congregational Church. Deceased was a member of American Legion Learned Post No. 1. JEAKLE CLARENCE 6., Dec.

8. Husband of Alyce; father of Mark E. and Kirk D. brother of Margie Irwin, Mrs. Lois Taschner, Shirley and Jack Jeakle.

Funeral from Mclnnes-Desmond Funeral Home, 16111 Woodward, Tuesday 10 a.m. 2 Card of Thanks In loving memory of EDDIE SIMPSON Your kind and thoughtful expressions of sympathy are deeply appreciated and gratefully acknowledged by the wif; and family. BY JAXE BRIGGS Free Press Staff Writer The is much bigger, the net's a little higher and Bobby Riggs docs not play. Still volleyball seems destined to become 'the kicky new sport of the net set. That's what Mick Haley predicts.

Haley is chairman of the State of. Michigan Volleyball Developmental Branch of the Volteyball USVA) and so could be considered a less than objective prognosttcator. His job is to promote the sport at the high school, college and adult level with an eye toward a gold medal in the 1980 Olympic Games. In 1972, the U.S. team never, got to Munich.

It was eliminated i pre-Olympic competition. However, TV viewers did watch the leaps, dives, rolls and spikes of the Japanese women's team that almost snatched the gold medal from the Russian women in the, most recent games, and liked what they saw, claims Haley. And now more than 50 million Americans play volleyball, according to a 1972 survey by the Athletic Institute of Chicago, released by the U.S. Olympic Committee. Americans play volleyball oti beaches, in gyms, at playgrounds a in backyards, They play for fun, for exercise and to win.

PAM IRV1N of Troy likes the game. She plays Monday nights at the Birmingham YMCA. "I used to play it in high school. It was a team thing, you know." Another volleyball enthusiast, Margaret DeMuynckfrom Chesterfield Township has sidelined temporarily during her pregnancy. "I like volleyball because everybody can play it.

It's not like basketball where you just stand around." Dennis Thorley of Troy comes down to the Birmingham. three nights a week to 19 Greetings John (Mariorie) Hsad; sran.ifatherKANSKE 5 -S and Ina Atkin. Funeral service from McCabe Funeral Home, 18570 Grand River corner of Glastonbury, Monday 1 p.m. Intermsnt Acacia Park. 4 (Nee SCHORNACK) MARGARET R.

Funeral W3dnesdav 9:30 a.m. from the Wujek Funeral Home, 19301 Van Dyke, to Ascension Church at 10 a.m. Interment Mt. Olivet. Rosary Tuesday 8 p.m.

LaBELLE TERESA, (nee SCHMIDT), December 9, aqe 80. Wife ol the lale David vfc 7 4, 1 I BETTY W. Not too may people can wear their foot in th3ir mouth and look good. Leave It till the first of the yr. Marion, CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR DADDY JOHN J.

RONAYNE III FOR PASSING THE BAR Love, John IV, Matihew, and Kali. Happy Birthday MOM You're not over the hill to us You're on top of tbs world. Your 7 plus 3 LOIS Darling, you share mv every thought. And so I know some wav. you'll understand the love hetvnd this birthday wish today, you'll understand the plans and dreams I'm hoping will come Irua.

you'll understand because you know now much I care for you. Hava a wonderful day. Happy Birthday With all my love, Don. mother of Donald J. and the latei Rev.

Father Bernard; Funemlj BAECKER (FULLER) BESSIE aqe 80, De ember 8, Pontiac. Beloved wife of John; dear sister-in-law of Mrs. Edith Logsdon; dear aunt of Mrs. Traver (Marilyn) Miller. Former supervisor at Burroughs Corp.

In stale at Coats Funeral Home, 3141 Sasha-baw, Drayton Plains (674-0461). Services Tuesday 9 a.m. Intermenlat Harrison, Mich. BARTLOMIE WILLIAM suddenly, Dec, 9. age 1 Snow Hits 36 Inches In W.

Va. -a (ran the verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer Wednesday at 10 end to Ascension Church, Warren, at II. Praysrs Tuesday eve-nina at 8. Memorials may be made to the St. Joseph Home, 4600 Cadieux Detroit.

LAING THOMAS. Beloved husband of Ellen; dear father of Mrs. Rulh Urn-fleet, William, Robert, Mrs, Darlene Seaton, Thomas W. and Ronald brother ot David and Mrs. Marion Delameter; also survived bv 13 -grandchildren and -two great-grandchildren.

Services 10 o'clock Tuesday morninq at the R. G. G. R. Harris Funeral Home, 14751 W.

McNichols Rd. Memorial services 8 p.m. Monday under auspices of Westgate Lodge No. 520 F. 8t A.M.

LANGE back and forth, back and forth. Players hit sinking balls to players who dive to the ground to send them back. This is a league game. When the "power" players start their game, the difference between the fun game and the sport becomes obvious. The power team plays by the rules (and there are 43 pages of them in the official USVA manual), the pace is faster and the ball is hit much harder and with more accuracy.

"Volleyball has a bright future. It is the newest and most exciting sport. It's growing in popularity among the 13-22-vear-old age said Haley. A day-long volleyball clinic held at Schoolcraft College last month drew 350 partici PATTI LAFATA BOB RICHARDS ARE GOING TO BE MARRIED 47. Beloved husband nl Dorothy (Caruso); dear father of Douglas, Mar-lann and David; son of Mrs.

Marie Bartlomiei; brother of Mrs. Lois Daul. Funeral from the Wm. J. Duress Funeral Home, 28499 Schoen-herr (S.

of 12 Mile) Warren, Wednesday 9:45 and St. Anthanansius Church at 10:30 a.m. Prayers Tuesday 8:30 p.m. BARTZ ARTHUR Dec. 7.

Husband of Lucille (Born); two sisters. Funeral at the Verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer Drive, Mon. at 11. Member of the Grosse Poinle Senior Men's Club. BIALASZEWSKI STANLEY, of Warren, age 70, December 9, suddenly.

Beloved husband of Rose dear father of Ted (Patricia) Bialaszewski, Loretta (Patrick) Dean and Grace (Dave) Kuhn; ten grandchildren; dear brother of Max, Stella Habel, Hattie Nusca, Emily Sowal, Helen Ry-ckowski and Connie Hardin. Funeral kowski and Connie Hardin, Funeral Wednesday 8 a.m. from the Bardyga Funeral Home 7531 t. 8 Mile Rd (Warren), W. of Van Dyke and 9 a.m.

Ascension Church. Scriptures Tuesday 8:30 p.m. Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. In state after 1 p.m.

Free Press Photo Wesley Hayes is off the floor and into the air to return the ball over the net. play in the men's games. "It's "There are no superstars in more of a challenge to play volleyball. Anybody can be here, because we try some- good. In basketball it's do or times to play by the rules.

die. Volleyball's just plain WELCOME our beautiful RACHEL ANN1 Daughter of Michael 8, Rebecca Cochran and Christopher Michael's little sister. Gram Great-Gram HELEN, Dec. 8, of Allen Park. Beloved wife of Russell; dear mother of Mrs.

Sharon McKay and Mrs. Karen Davis; dear sister of Mrs. Anne Garvis, Mrs. Mary Edsall, Mike Kaluscak, Andrew Kale and the late Jnhn Kaluscak. Pravers By United Press International Heavy snow fell in West Virginia Sunday, piling up to 36 inches in higher areas of the Appalachian Mountains as a storm intensified in the East.

Winds again gusted up to 50 m.p.h.. in parts of the Dakotas, Nebraska, Minnesota and Iowa. SNOWFALL reports in West Virginia included six inches at Morgantown, where about a foot of snow is on the ground, 20 inches in Randolph county and 36 inches in Webster county in the central and east-, ern portions of the state. Rain, freezing rain and sleet fell in lower areas from Virginia to southern New Tuesday 9:15 a.m. from j.

L. Peters 20 Funeral Home, 3880 Fort Lincoln i I nri anrl Unnnrl Park, to St. Mary Magdalene Church' lrPnu FOUND Calico cat in Seaholm district at iu a.m. Kosary moncay p.m. in ferment Our Lady of Hope Ceme tery.

lail 6484. FOUND Brn blk. Boston biilldna Approx. Vh vrs. old.

Vic. Teleoraoh LEE LEONARD MURRAY, of 14401 Lincoln, Oak Park, December 9. Beloved son of Henry and Nancy Lee; dear brother of Sandra Ruth. Services Monday 1 p.m. Hebrew Memo Stranded Cruise Is" a Ball rial Chapel, 26640 Green'ieid BONAVENTURA interment Macnpeian Oak Park.

Cemetery. UlrUAl AC nwbnhar DalnusH J. 1-696. 624-5453 afLe. LOST-Puppy, 6 mo.

old, thick brown fur with black face and bhek on tail, female, named Susie, vicinity of 25th and Bagley. Reward. 825-7051or 961-4669. LOST: Blk. toy Poodle, lost in area of Everqreen Joy Road, needs medication, reward, J84-I531.

LOST: DIAMOND PENDANfT" 5 stones, deceased spouse's qllt, reward. Days WO 2-840, Nights, 775-2591 LOST Coilie, female, red Fast Slate Fair, Denulndre Area. Reward. 368-5977 or 365-6259. husband of Katherine, (nee Cos- lanzi); dear father of Mrs.

Faust WINE LENA (Ginsherq), of 19100 W. Soven Mile December 8. Dear mother of Aaron Ginsberg and Mrs. Max (Freda) Stollman; seven qrandchildren and eiqhl qreat-grandchildren. Services held Sunday, Hebrew Me (Virginia; ninnuu aim jwiiii, ncm slep-fether of Viola and Julia Man-nelli; also seven grandchildren and two greal-qrandchildren; dear cousin of leo Bnnaventura.

Funeral from Frank J. Calcaterra Funeral Home 16090 E. 7 Mile Rd. (Mo-ross Bt Kelly), Wednesday 11:45 a m. Funeral Mass 12 noon.

Rosary Tuesday 7:15 p.m. morial cnapei, 6H4U ko Oak Park, Family at the home of LOST: FEMALE English Setter, blk 8, white spotted, 7 mns red collar! Mr. and Mrs. Max Stollman, 1280 Burton, Oak Park MOVING A A 2 2 2 6 8 0 0 Cadieux REWARD, 884- 140; LOST: 2 Afcthan hounds, 7 Mile Woodward area, light brn male, sll-ver-blk female, reward, 368-1632, 368-1406. Lost Saturday tri cniwed coiiie, E.

Outer 8. Warren area, reward, 885-8826. MARCUM FLORENCE M. Beloved wile of Frank; dear sister of Mrs. Thelma Schroudt and Harold (Bud) Adams.

In state at Voran Funeral Home, Allen Park Chanel. 5900 Allen FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (UP1) Four swimming 'pools, sever) clubs and three dance Jiands kept 500 aboard the'Federico C. laxed and happy Sunday as crewmen worked to free the 606-foot liner 'from a yv Sightseers on l-ort Lauderdale beach peered enviously through binoculars the mammoth party. "They're having a said a 'spokesman for the Costa Lines, the ship's owners.

"I'd love to be on 'board with them instead of sitting In this office." The plush liner was returning from a seven-day cruise to San Juan, St. Thomas and Nassau when it hit a sandbar in heavy early-morning fog Saturday, 2'2 miles north of its Port Everglades destination. It has 'been stuck there since. 'Commercial tugboats worked unsuccessfully throughout the-weekend to free the vessel. Crewmen unloaded about 1,000 gallons of fuel lale Sunday afternoon before tugs made another try at high tide.

Passengers did not seem to mind the delay. Efforts to reach Capt. Maffco Zonka, master of the ship, were unsuc cessful. No one would answer the ship-to-shore telephone. The ship's three bands entertained around the clock and passengers had all the food and drink they wanted, courtesy of the ship's owpers.

The staterooms were filled with tropical flowers ancTplanls. "No one wanted to get off," said the spokesman. Ashore, another 5D0 passengers who were scheduled to board the Fedcrico C. for another seven-day cruise were not upset at the delay either. The company put most of them up in hotels at Miami Beach.

There, too, food and drink was plentiful. Sunday from 12 noon until 9 p.m. Fu neral Tuesday 1 p.m. at the puncan(L0ST: Pood9, siver male, red collar, neral Tuesday 1 p.m. ar tne Dum Funeral Home, New Haven, Mich ha imers 6 MiRew.

372-8325. LOST ALASKAN MALAMUTE, MAXWELL REWARD, child's pet. yrs. male. 877-4207.

JAMES. December 7, of Detroit, CARLETON (SCHLIETER) HELEN Decem- her 8. Dear mother of Mrs, Frederic (Winifred) Black and Alfred Schlie-ter; also leaves six qrandchildren and four greal-qrandchildren. Services 11 a.m. Wednesday at the Hee-ney-Sundquist Funeral Home, 23720 Farmington Rd Farmlnglon.

DEEDS ABRAHAM, December Beloved husband of Nellie; dear father of David and Marianne Sanborn; father-in-law of Andrea and Robert; brother of Nick, Phoebe and Sadie. Friends may call at Ross B. Northrop Son Funeral Home, 22401 Grand River (Redfordi from 5 o.m. Saturday tntil 9 p.m Sunday. In state Monday 9 a.m.

at SI. George's Syrian Orthodox Church, 2760 E. Grand Blvd. until time of service 10 a.m. Memorials suggested to the Hos'n.

Hospital 'or St. George's Dear son of jean L. and the late Personals 22 Peter dear brother ot Mrs. Greta McCrie. John M.

and Stewart B. Fu neral services from J. D. Martenson ARE YOU really Eanta Claus? 383-2544. Son Funeral Home, 1725 Lawn-dale, Monday 11 a.m.

McPARTLIN GREGORY R. aoe 23. suddenly. Be loved son of Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond (Ruth) McPartlin; dear brother of pam MCKartun; granason ot Mrs. Thomas Caveney and James McPartlin. Friends may visit at Vasu- Building Fund, mXOlS'S DATA TO HE VltOliKD DeFRANCESCO Lynch Funeral Home 4375 N. Woodward between 13-14 Mile Rds. Fu- ARE you tired of Shaving, Tweezinq, Waxing? Electrolysis removes unwanted hair permanently.

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rtprpmhei- neral from St. James Episcopal Church, 355 W. Maple Bir 7. Beloved wife of Joseph L. De-Francesco, D.D.S.; dear mother of mingham, Monday at 1 o'clock.

isn't half so When it is followed by a Welcome Wagon call! ard (Rosemary) Zellman, Mrs. Ford Hails Ta Disclosure BENJAMIN, December 8, of Dear iiioii luuicnn, ward (Bernadette) Reno, Paula, Dennis and Noel DeFrancesco; also CictPr ft! born. Beloved husband of Iva; dear father of Mrs. Wi ham R. (Barbara Sieve Cmolack.

Funeral Tuesday Sirr; alw four qrandchildren and one great-qrandchild. At Ouerteid 23 Business Personals WASHINGTON (AP) ber of Congress" and the Vice-President Gerald R. Ford American people that he has said Sunday that President done nothing illegal. Nixon -'total disclosure" of But, Ford said, "I am sure his personal finances should- there will be Americans who l-N-V-E-S-T-O-R-S IDEAS WANTED IMPERIAL 2250 Devon Des Plaines, III. 6001? Call Mr.

Bell Collect 312-297 1750 satisfy any reasonable mem- will teel there should nave Funeral Home, 1200 Oakwood, nr. Michioan, Dearborn. Funeral service Tuesday 1 p.m. MILLER ELMER Bploved hir.band of Hedwio A. (Ida); dear brother of the lale Charles; uncle of Keith Miller.

Funeral Tuesday 11 a.m. at H. Peters Funeral Home, 70705 Mack Ave. at Vernier Rd. (8 Mile), Grosse Pte.

Wds. MURPHY EARL December 8. Beloved husband of Ahhy; dear father of Mrs. Robert (Frances) Veltes, Thomas Murphy and Mrs. John (Delores) Garrison; leaves five qrandchildren; doar brother of Garnett Lowrie.

Services Tuesday 10 a.m. at Ross B. Northrop Son Funeral Home. 22401 Members of the Connecticut senator's staff confirmed they have been preparing informal tion on Nixon's, tax liability, contending there are major doubts about whether he was entitled to the deduction. But the aides would not disclose how or when Weicker planned to move on the subject.

25 Christmas Trees Phone WO 1-7750 642-0130 778-4160 9:30 a.m from the Haley Funeral Home, 74525 Northwestern Hwy. (Lodge X-way Surface Dr. S. of 10 Mile Rd.) Southfield, lo St. Beatrice Church at 10 a.m.

Rosary Monday eveninq at 8. Interment Holys-Sepulchre Cemetery. DEMPSEY MARY ANNA. Beloved wife of the lale Harold dear mother of Mrs. Micheal (Carol) Noble; dear slster of Frank and Peter Schultz, Joseph Nick, Leonard and Andrew Lang, Mrs.

Betty Randa and the late John Lang. At the A. H. Peters Funeral Home, 20705 Mack Ave. at Vernier Rd.

(8 Mile), Grosse Pie. Wds. until Tuesday 10 P.m. In state at Christ the Kinq Lutheran Church, 20338 Mack Ave. at Lochmoor, Grosse Pie.

from 12 noon Wednesday unti time of service, 1 p.m. Interment Forest Lawn. DILWORTH JOHN D. Dear brother of Loretta Dilworth, Mildred Burrough and Minnie Glavln; beloved brother of the late Sister Marguerete. Funeral services Tuesday 9:15 a.m.

at the Hensch Memorial Chapel Funeral Home, Richmond, and 10 a.m. at St. Phillips Church, Columbus. Visitation hours Sunday and Monday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Rosary Monday 8:30 p.m.

at the funeral home. CHRISTMAS TREES, Scotch Pine, cut end wrapped. Misze Tree Farms, Muskeqon. 616-766-3161. PETE'S Christmas trees: Scotch pine, pruce and Dounlas fir; 2' to 18' tall.

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Husband of Helen Taylor Nicholas; son of Mrs. Lily Nicholas; brother of Mrs. Rita Fuller and Gordon Nicholas. Funeral service at Bell Chapel of the Wm. R.

Hamilton 820 E. Maple Birmingham, Monday at p.m. Memorial tributes may be sent to the Michigan Cancer Foundation. Suqgested visiting hours 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. PYDYKX STANLEY.

Husband of the late Lottie I wantowski dear father of Rita Stanczyk; father-in-law of Al Stanczyk; grandfather of Claudia Wickham. Reposing at the Leo So-bocinski Funeral Home, 22121 Kelly Rd. (bet. 8-9 Mile), until Wednesday 9:15 a.m. Mass of the Resurrection at Our Lady of Sorrows Church, (Farmington) 10:30 a.m.

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Ask for Ken, 873-8900. ARTIF FIFI OS PRODUCTION been a larger tax." He said questions of impropriety should be eased by the president's decision to turn over to the government his San Clemenle, home. Also, he said, Nixon will be helped by letting a Senate-House committee decide whether he paid the proper amount of taxes. The vice-president made the comments in his finst radio-television panel interview since being sworn in, appearing on ABC's Issues and Answers. THE WHITE House said Nixon sent a private letter to the congressional committee during the weekend asking it to undertake the independent review.

The panel's chairman, Rep. Wilbur D. Mills, had agreed to do so when Nixon telephoned him last Thursday. Mills' said he did not know how the committee would pro-' ceed, but indications were that the issues raised by Nixon would be turned over to its staff of tax experts for study. The committee is composed of five senior members ot the House Ways and Means Committee and an equal number of Senate Finance Committee members.

Democrats hold a majority, but most are considered to be conservatives. While the panel has statutory authority to examine individual tax returns, it has no specific authority to order payment of additional taxe's. Nixon's lawyers acknowledged this lack of authority, but said Nixon would voluntarily file amended returns if the committee rules against him. THE PRESIDENT, meanwhile, faces another potential tax challenge. Sen.

Lowell 'P. Weicker a Republican member of the Senate Watergate Committee, is reportedly considering asking the Internal Revenue Service to examine Nixon's deductions for donation if the vice-presidential papers ther of Chester, John, Arthur, Mrs. Albert (Mary Ann) Sowers; 14 grandchildren, three sroat-qrand-children. Funeral Monday 1030 from the Frontczak Funeial Home, 5326 McDougall, St. Albertus Church at 11.

FACER OMAR Dccemner 9. Beloved father of Mrs. Geoffrey (Mae) Water-worth of Troy; dear grandfather of John, Linda and Nancy. Services Tuesday 11 a.m. In the Mausoleum Chapel Grand Lawn Cemetery, Memorials suggested to Grand River Avenue Baptist Church Memorial Fund For further information call the Ross B.

Nnrthrop Son Funeral Home, KE 1-0537. FRANZ EDWARD. Bel-tved husband of Ruthe; dear father of Chuck, Mike, Bill, Rick and Tami; also leaves four grandsons and one brother. Funeral services Tuesday I p.m. at the Geo.

F. Killeen Funeral Home, 9555 Chalmers (N. of Ford X-way). FULLER BESSIE F. See Baecker notice.

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963-21 11 ACE 833-1700 FLORIDA, NEW YORK, SEATTLE DOWNTOWN 3169 WOODWARD AVE GALIDA REBECCA, nf 19126 Gilchrist, De cember 8 Dear mother of Samuel Rohbins, Mrs. Dorothy Chess, Etne and Mrs. Jnsenh Pearlman; nine grandchildren. Services held Sunday, Hebrew Memorial Chanel, 766'' Greenfield Oak Park. Family at the Chess residence, 20237 Wesl-brook.

RICHARD VICTOR age 60, Beloved husband of Helen (Dietrich); dear brother of Dr. Lawrence Richard, Mrs. Lawson Williams and Mrs, Carl Hanzl. Funeral Tuesday 10 a.m., Kaul Funeral Home, 27830 Graliot, Rnseville, 10:30 a.m. St.

Anthanasius. Prayers Monday 8 p.m. Memorials to Cancer Foundation of your choice would be appreciailed. ROTH DR. GEORGE, of 3168 Greenfield, Royal Oak.

Beloved husband ol Ruth; dear father of Guv and Mrs, Peter Glanville (Linda); three qrandchildren; brother of Emanuel, Herbert and Michael Roth. Services 1 o'clock Monday afternoon at the Ira Kaufman Chapel, 18325 W. 9 Mile Southfield. SA.TDAK EDWARD December 7. Beloved husband of Sophia J.

(nee Parish-dearest father of Loretta Woznv and Richard; also survived by six grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday morninq at 9:15 from the Jarzembowski Funeral Home, 18957 W. Warren at Artesian (Warrendale Chapel), to St. Cuneounda Church at 10. Interment St.

Hedwiq. Rosary Monday 8 p.m. STOCK THOMAS December 8. Husband nf the late Lillian; father of Mrs Marianne Millar and Mrs Fred (Esthes) Kappaz; hrther of Mrs. DRIVEAWAY SERVICE 9970 GRAND RIVER 931-0620 MICHAEL Dec.

8 Beloved husband of Florence; dearest brother of la Harbist, Helen Zawlckl, Julia Billie and Nick Galida. Funeral services Tuesday 9:30 a.m. from the Saiewski Funeral Home, 19111 W. Warren, to St. Thomas Aquinas Church at 10 a Entombment St.

Hedwig Mau-soleumn Rosary Monday 8 p.m. 35 Educational Jo iiG Sing GOODMAN Bartender-Barmaid 18-60 yrs. Train In one wk. Days or eves. Free iob placement.

Full or part time. Tuition payment plan. Free brochure. Professional Bartender Scnco 76 W. Adams, Detroit 964-4380 REBECCA J.i Dec.

5, 1973. Beloved wife of Raymond; sister of Mrs. Mary Collins, Newport, Ohio, Mrs Lily Knowlton, Ashland, Ohio, Miss Delia Hearn, Newport, Ohio. William Hearn and Dencil Hearn. Funeral Servio; of Monday at 10 a.m.

Santer Funeral Home 20209 Fenkell (2 blks. W. of Everqreen) Interment Parkview Cemetery. FEMALES WANTED FOR FASHION AND PHOTOGRAPHIC MODELING. LI 7-1550.

AP Phott 11 Personals Literary Agent GRUBER Come to the 8th Annual Action Line Christmas Sing, Monday, December 1 7, 7:30 p.m. at Kennedy Square. Join J. P. McCarthy, Jimmy Clark, and Fat Bob the Singing Plumber in singing all your favorite carols.

We'll supply the song sheets, you supply the voices. A public service of the Detroit 4ftcc Press the action paper ELIZABETH of Dearborn Heiohts. uec. 0. wiru ui me ioi.

mother of Lawrence, Edwin, Mrs. Theodore (Antoinette) Kletzka, Marvin (Catherne) Smith, Leo, Blood Donors Wanted ALL RM NEC $15.00 Midwest Blood Service 2471 Grand River bt. fiihi. Xwoy Henry 961-5344 Reginald Anderson had more drains to repair than fie could handle, so three weeks ago he started Asking potential customers to write in 50 words or less "Why I need a plumber." Amused customers are "turning authors, and the work orders are oranrirhildren; seven greal-qrand L'Jcy Truneii, Mrs. Agnes nuso anq Mrs.

Ellen Guest; grandfather of Mrs. Colleen Bostick, Mrs. Christine Ac3V and William Millar; aio 'wo great-orandchildrpn Funeral from the Verheyden Funeral Home, lwOO Mack at Outer Tuesrv 1 ..:10 and to St. Philomel Cfiurrn al 9. Prayers Monday evening at 8.

children; sister of Georae Reck inner, the late Margaret Boss and the late Anna Schlalf. Funeral 10:15 a.m. Tuesday at the Dearborn Charel the Howe-Peterson Fu neral Home, 22546 Michigan and 11 a.m. at St. Lawrence Catholic.