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1C3 AY MAY -) 107T 1 i f.V FITZGERALD Funerals Today DORIS May 2, 1979 Former Secretary of Detroit Economics Club and member of Women's Economics Club. Siller of Helen Hnnker Aubrv, Arthur. Service 11 m. at Jinnetl At Chapel ef the Wm. R.

Covenant Communitv Church. Ar namm-on JV5 Cass Friday trom II a.m. lo I p.m. Interment rangernents bv Hammond-Good SCHMIT LEONARD April 30, 1979, al Bnmley, age 64. Rellrea Delroil Police Officer.

Beloved husband of Esther; dear father of James (Janel), and Ihe lale Richard; brother of Mrs. Leander Lebo (Reglne), Sr. Regina Marie I and Ihe late Louis, also survived by three grandchildren. In state Thursday 12 noon-9 p.m. at Ihe Harry J.

WW Funeral Home, 37000 Six Mile Livonia (east of 1-275). Scriptural rosary Thursday 1:30 p.m. Interment Newport, Mich. Monroe Evening News please copy. nutt-Burnham hurwal Horn.

31. LOUIS, Mo. 1 '2 Baldwin, Iran. Funeral 9:30 a A HEGGS from the Vertieydtn Funeral Homt, to ar. rnnomena inurcn ai iu.

JOHN age 79. Beloved husband of Eliraheth- rtar lilhw ni Ch.chlowjkl, Jcitph. Funeral Wanda Robbins of Grosse Pointe 'Crushing blow in Indianapolis At least two dozen cars were crushed when a 180-ton crane toppled on a commuter parking lot in Indianapolis just before rush hour Wednesday afternoon. No one was injured. A heavy thunderstorm with gusty winds caused the accident.

An owner of a new Mustang which was crushed said: "My insurance company is going to love this. My last car was stolen." a m. trom the Ortikowilil Funeral Heme, to Resurrection Church at wooos, ana jonn ot sen Diego, also nine grandchildren and one great-granddaughter. Al the A. to.

H. Petart FiinArftl Umu mine Mack Ave. at Vernier Grosse Colllni, Dennlt. Servlcei 11 m. at the Rots B.

Northrop Son Funeral roinie woods, trom 3 lo 9 p.m Friday. Funeral services private Heme, Keotord. Memorial contributions to the Michigan Cancer Foundation would SCHULTE SUSAN LOUISE. Beloved wife of the lale George; dear mother of George Jr. and Marion; stepmother of Sister Agnes Schuile; grandmother of Gary.

Services, Fred Wood Funeral Home Rice Chapel 36100 Five Mile Rd. (west of Farm-Inglon Friday 1) a.m. Interment 2 p.m. al Forest Lawn Ceme-lery, Saginaw, Mich. Denton, Joseph.

Funeral 1 Dm. al Ihe Castehlne Funeral Home, Inc. oe aopreciaieo. Normviiie. JEWIARZ Dunbar, Elsie.

Funeral 10 a.m. al 20FIA (PrtotlfArai Dr mnlhar mt Fainane Funeral Home. Marion (Irene) Priekora, Mary Flvnn, Julia. Funeral 11:15 a.m. tuouisj Manetr, oeorge (Mary) Przfikora, and Henry (Dolores) Pf-TftLit-ll-ft 11 from Ihe Howe-Peterson Funeral Home, Dearborn, to SI.

John Bosco teiaiiuwittiui en, UIIC great-grandson. Funeral Friday church at noon. a.rn. irom me rromcitK r-u. MfBl Unrna tilt kAr fni CI Siganlc, Frank.

Service 10 a m. at jjiw mvuvuvaiii Jl. Uuarlnth rhurrh mt 1i jooo anepnero Luineran cnurcn. SCHWANITZ MAE, Ot Port Austin; died April 30, Wt. Moiher ol Mrs.

Robert (Mary Ellen) Heyboer, George, Terry, Joseph, Michael and Pal; sisler of Ella Warle, Kiltye Mclnlrvre, and Patrick Clancy. Funeral services will be Friday II a.m. at St. Michael's Catholic Church, Port Austin. Remains al Knobiock Funeral Heme, Kinde.

Ml. Olivet. Rosary Thursday 7 p.m. Arrangements dv ine Buenier fu lerai nome. KLOVSKI AP Pholo Srossel, Joseph.

Service II a.m. a Resurrection Lutheran Church. Ar- HAZEL May 1. Dear mother of Richard, Donald, Paul, Louise Geh-ringer, and Pearl Estes; sister of 'angements bv the A. H.

Peters Funeral Home, Grosse Pointe woods. Leiano LaFever, Lucille Stone, Clifford La Fever, and David LaFever also survived by 22 grandchildren Hardy, Ceerse. Funeral 1 p.m. al Ihe verhevden Funeral Home. and five great-grandchildren.

Services Seturdav II a.m. at Ihe John SECURITY LAND DOOR MFG. CO. 11621 VAN DYKE Hench, Frederick. Funeral 9:30 a.m.

Sentelu Sen Funeral Home, 1139 Inkster Rd. (btw. Ford Rd. and from Ihe Harold W. Vlck Funeral cnerry mud.

Home, Ml. Clement, to SI. Peter Lnurcn at iu. Education Dept. cleared by one vote KURZ KATHERINE.

Wife of the late Karl Herman, Josephine. Funeral 10 am I $100 OFF ALL DOORS SHANNON MATILDA A. CHAUVIN, May 7. Wife of Ihe late George W- moiher of Charles J. Sheehey, Mrs.

Julian Holefca, Mrs. James R. Shields, George W. Mrs. Gilbert W.

Savage, Mrs. Shannon Koesler, and Ihe lale Lawrence sisler of Mrs. Wallace Thornton: grandmother of Gory Peler Klmberly Mary Shannon A. Koesler, Mrs. Claylon Gelarno, Guy A and Kellh W.

Savage. Funeral from the Verhevden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack al Outer Drive, Friday at 11:30, and to St. Paul Church at 12. Prayer Thursday evening al 7:30. Life member ol the Daughters of Culture.

Tributes may be made to the charity of your choice. trom Lynch aV Sons Funeral Home, to St. Augustine House Chapel, Oxford, al 11. dear mother ol Hilda Howarlh and Edward Kurz; also seven grandchildren; sister of Emma Schauer and Otto Schuler of Detroit, Kosper and Martin Schuler, Marie Epler, and Rosa Zimmerman in Germany. 24 Beautiful Iron Storm Doors to choose From Lane, Daisy.

Services 1 p.m. at Ross B. Northrop Son Funeral Home, Kedtord. Funeral Saturday 1 p.m. at the A.

H. Peters Funeral Home, 20705 Mack Ave. al Vernier Grosse Pointe at the Voran Funeral Home, Taylor. woods. Mahoney, Margaret.

Funeral 9:30 a.m. trom S. K. Schulti Funeral LAKE Home, to St. Barnabas Church al 10.

EVA B. Wife of the late Gleason C. Lake M.D.; dear moiher of Mrs. Meier, Anna. Funeral 10 a m.

from Dons L. Morgan and Dr. Robert Ihe A. H. Peters Funeral Home, Lake; also 12 grandchildrn and 11 Warren, to SI.

Malachy Church at IIUU. SKINDZIER TESSIE M. (nee Piotrowiki). Beloved wile of Ihe late Bennie; dearest mother of Virginia, Mrs. Mark (Geraldine) Vargo, and Romelda; dear sister of Waller and Soohie Klebanowskl.

Funeral services Friday morning at 9:15 from ihe Jar-lembowski Funeral Home, 4405 Wesson at Buchanan, lo St. Francis d'AssisI Church at 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Parish rosary Thursday 7:30 p.m. FEATURES Deadbolt Key Lock Safety Tempered Glass Screens Plush Weatherstripping 2" Steel Frames Pandle, Dona.

Funeral 11 a.m. at St great-grandchildren. Memorial service 12 noon Saturday at Grosse Pointe Congregational and American Baptist Church, Chalfonle and Lothrop, Grosse Pointe Farms. Memorials to your favorite charily Michael Russian Patriarchal Or thodox Church. Arrangements by Available with Matching Window Guards Porch Rails Mccaoe Funeral Home, Detroit.

would oe appreciated. mil, ruricii i p.m. al Bell Chapel el the Wm. R. Hamilton LASKI Birmingham.

ARTHUR May 1. Dearest brolher of Elinore and Elsie M. Lasky. Funeral services Saturday morning at 9:30 from the Jinem-bowski Funeral Home, 4405 Wesson "Insulation" Russell, William. Funeral 9:15 a.m.

from Ihe Haley Funeral Home, to SI, Ives Church at iu. at Buchanan, to SI. Francis Assisi Schlff, Pauline. Services IJ noon al Church at 10. Interment Ml.

Olivet. the Ira Kaulman Chapel. Rosary Friday 7:30 p.m. Only Co. in Detroit Manufacturing these Doors Stein, Mary.

Funeral 9 a m. from the Weitenberner Funeral Home, to Our Lady Queen ol Peace Church SOTIROFF JAMES, May 2. Former owner of Brown's Bun Bakery. Beloved husband of Mary; deer father of Mrs. George (Evelyn) Dlnu, Philip (Victoria), and Ihe late Alexander; dear brother of Mrs.

Dono (Costlndina) Shemcoff; grandfather of Alexander, Deonna, James, Michael, Keith, Andrea and John. Mr. Soli-roff will lie In stale Thursday after 1 p.m. al the Voran Funeral Home (Dearborn Chapel), 23701 Ford Rd. In stale al St.

Clement Orthodox Church, 19600 Ford Dearborn, Saturday from 9 a.m. till time of service al 10. Burial Grand Lawn Cemetery. Vigil services Friday evening at 7. LASKY See Laskl notice.

at t.jq. MARUHN SECURITY YOU CAN DEPEND Thomas, Lillian. Funeral 11:30 a.m, FRANK age 78. Beloved father al ine Haley Funeral Home. of Frank dear brolher of Elsie VanDyke, Philip.

Funeral 11 a m. at Page, Lvdia Page. Olga Burge, St. Haul Church, orosse Pointe. Arrangements bv Ihe Wm.

R. Ham Mary Ball, and Grace Woods; nine grandchildren, one great-grandchild. Funeral service I p.m. Friday from the Nixon-Weiso Funeral Hton Detroit. 760 753 Paris'an Call 921-0500 For A Free Home Estimate "WE'VE SEVER KNOWIHGLY BEEH UHDERS0LD" 9-6 Welner, Anna.

Services 10:30 a.m. at Home, 1020 Fori Lincoln Park Michigan Shadow Box Hebrew Memorial Chapel. SOULIER ROBERT Mav 2. 1979. Husband of the late Gertrude Florian Soulier.

Funeral service at Chapel Ihe Wm. R. Hamilton 3975 Cass Friday at 2 p.m. Wendt, Jewell. Services 11 a.m.

a MINCHER DOROTHY E. Wife of Wallace: Ihe Fred Wood Funeral Home. moiher of Mrs. Carolyn Wolfe and Winston, Marvin. Services 7:30 m.

Michael; sister of Mrs. Kathleen al the R. G. 1 G. R.

Harris Funeral wars, jbck Kinoree, and Mrs Barbara Rounds; grandmother of Heme, W. McNichois. John Mincher. Funeral 1 a.m. Fri Zelaznv, Frances.

Funeral 9 a day at the Dearborn Chapel of the from the Saiewski Funeral Home, to Howe-Pettrsen Funeral Home, SS. Peter Paul Church al 9:30. 22546 Michigan Ave. Memoriels to Ihe American Cancer Society pre ferred, visitation 4 to 9 p.m. STREET BONNER Mav 1.

Beloved husband of Ruth; dear father of Mrs. Timothy (Kayte Buell and Ronald David Street; dear brolher of Mrs. Lena Marlowe, Taylor, Oscar and Douglas Street; also survived by two grandchildren. Funeral from A. J.

Desmond A Sens Funeral Home (Mclmtes-Desmond Chapel). 16111 Woodward, Saturday II a.m. Family suggests contribulions to Detroit Resue Mission. Death Notices 1 NOWAK MARGARET A. Beloved wife of AUBRY Andrew; dearest mother of Elua-belh Frank, Mary Ann Gundick, Rita Sipple, Theresa Danowski, ARTHUR R.

Beloved husband of Gladys; dear father of Mrs. Sheldon Raymond, Bernadine Reed, and Elaine Kraffa; 26 grandchildren, six great-grandchildren; sisler of Helen (Barbara) Handy, Mrs. Richard (Sally) Futlr, Paul (Janel), Mrs. John (Linda) Petrlllo, and Ihe late 1 521 Ml- Arthur William (Wanda also sur Oyer end Florence Koiieski, Funeral Saturday 9:15 a m. from Stan.

TRENDLE CARL May 1. Husband of the lale Eunice; father of Richard; grandlalher of Kimberlee. Funeral al the Verhevden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack al Outer Drive, Friday al 11. ley Turowskl Son Funeral Home, vived by 19 grandchildren and tour great-grandchildren; dear brother of Maurice (Margaret), and Mrs. 25509 warren Dearborn Heights, to St.

ves Church at 0. Clayton (Beatrice) Shackett; also Rosary Friday p.m. Interment survived by many nieces and neph Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. ews. In state at the Hammond- OLSZEWSKI Goodnuff-Burnham Funeral Home, 24501 Five Mile (belween Telegraph and Beech Daly), until 9 p.m.

Wednesday. In slate at Covenant DOMINIK April 30. Beloved husband of Ihe lale Helen; father of Communily Church Thursday from Joan Shurtlefl and Richard; 16 10 a.m. until lime of service at 11 VanDYKE PHILIP, April 27, 1979, age 76, at Los Angeles, Calif. Brolher of Charles VanDyke of Concord, N.H.; also survived by a niece, Mrs.

Barrie Thacher of Boston, Mass. Funeral Mass at St. Paul's Churcn, Grosse Poinle, Thursday at 11 a m. Interment Mt. Ellioll Cemetery.

Memorial tributes may be sent to the Seeing Eye Morrislown, N.J. For further information, call Ihe Wm. R. Hamilton 131-2712. a.m.

grandcnnoren, one great-grandchild. Funerel Friday 9:30 a.m. Irom the Wu ek Funeral Home. 19301 BEATTIE Van Dyke, to Our Lady Queen of Heaven at 10 a m. Interment Mt.

STANLEY 6., Aorll 30. Husband of Marion; father of Stanley Kevin Olivet. Rosary Thursday 7 p.m. Robert Mrs. Lawrence Graham, and the late Mary Ann; O'NIEL MABEL May 2 Beloved wife of seven grandchildren.

Funeral Irom Ihe Verhevden Funeral Home, WEINER 16300 Mack at uuier Drive. Friday at 10:30, end to St. Paul Church at Mail today to; Mothers AdT Box 100, Detroit Free Press 2l W.Lafayette, Detroit, MI 482.U Dclroit ifr ANNA, Mav 1. Dear moiher ol Irving, Joseph of San Francisco, Henry of Tempe. David.

Mrs. 1. Prayers Thursday evening at Philip D. dear moiher ot Mrs. Carl (Madeiaine) Brant, Mrs.

David (Phvlli) Archer, John G. and Philip D. also survived bv one sister, two brothers, 17 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Funeral service from McCabe Funeral Home, 31950 W. 12 Mile Farm- i5 BONAR Sarah BeJinsky, and Estherp 13 grandchildren, nine great-grandchildren.

Services Thursday 10:30 a.m., Hebrew Memorial Chapel. uay the Free Press way! CHARLES of Union Lake, May Please publish thp ivy, age years. Beloved ington Hills, Friday P.m. husband of Leona; dear lather of Jack F. Bonar; dear grandfather of Family at the nome ot Mr.

ano Mrs. David Weiner, 21921 Avon, Oak Park: 4 line minimum 5 wc. Hine May I3th: CT: 98c per line Gregory Bonar. Funeral services 11 PRZEKORA See Jewiari nolice. a.m.

Friday from Ihe Elton Black Son Funeral Home, 1233 Union Lake I Union Lake. Family will re ceive friends from to 5 and 7 to 9 Thursday at Ihe funeral home. ROBINSON JOHN. Beloved husband of Marion; dear father of Jack; also survived WASHINGTON (AP) A House committee yielded to heavy Carter administration lobbying Wednesday and approved by a one-vote margin a bill creating a separate Department of Education. President Carter, seeking to make good on a campaign pledge, has made establishment of the proposed cabinet-level department one of his top domestic priorities.

The House Government Operations Committee approved the measure by a 20-19 vote and sent it to the full House. Rep. Jack Brooks, committee chairman and chief House sponsor of the bill, predicted it would pass. A SIMILAR BILL won Senate passage Monday on a 72-21 vote. The new department, which would become the nation's 13th, would have a budget of around $14 billion and more than 15,000 employes.

It would be larger than five existing departments: Energy, Interior, Commerce, Justice and State. Opponents had counted on the House panel to kill the legislation, saying the most concentrated congressional opposition to the idea was among the committee's members. AMONG OTHER congressional actions Wednesday: A House subcommittee approved a proposed meat-import system that government officials say would allow more foreign beef to reach the U.S. market. The measure would help consumers by allowing more meat into the country during the early 1980s while U.S.

ranchers are rebuilding their herds, a cycle that reduces the amount of available beef, Agriculture Department officials said. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved a $4 billion U.S. contribution to three international development banks over the next four years. The panel also gave the Peace Corps the $105 million budget it requested but postponed a decision on whether the agency should be moved to a new spot on the government's organization chart. President Carter has promised to take steps to give the Peace Corps renewed vitality and autonomy but wants it kept in ACTION, the agency which administers all federal volunteer programs.

Aid bill revived; Detroit still hopes Free Press Washington Staff WASHINGTON A program Detroit is counting on to pay salaries of some 300 police officers was revived in scaled-down form Wednesday by the House of Representatives a day after it was defeated. But even supporters of the measure acknowledged that it stands little chance of final approval, meaning layoffs of police or other Detroit city employes may be necessary after the city's new fiscal year begins July 1. THE HOUSE Tuesday defeated President Carter's request for $250 million in so-called counter-cyclical assistance, a program aimed pecially at areas with high unemployment. Detroit would have received $7.7 million. The House approved a version Wednesday that would provide $200 million, with about $6.1 million for Detroit.

Rep. William M. Brodhead, a Detroit Democrat and a member of the House Budget Committee, said after Wednesday's vote that final approval "is still a long-shot." Michigan's 19-member congressional delegation voted 14-4 in favor of funding the program, with Rep. John J. Conyers a Detroit Democrat, absent Two robbers kill west side barman The manager of a west side Detroit bar was shot and killed by two holdup men Wednesday after he apparently refused to open the bar's safe for them.

J. C. Bryant, 58, was dead on arrival at Mt. Carmel Mercy Hospital shortly after the 12:45 p.m. shooting in the kitchen of his bar, the Chez Beaux Lounge, 14666 Livernois.

Customers told police that Bryant came Into the bar followed by two men. As soon as he entered, Bryant told the customers to "hit the floor," police said. The three men went into the kitchen, witnesses told police. A short time later, two shots were heard and the two men who had followed Bryant ran out of the bar and escaped in a 1975 Pontiac Grand Prix. Police said a safe in the kitchen was unopened and a small amount of money was found on the kitchen floor.

Bryant died of gunshot wounds to the head and chest. As of late Wednesday, no suspects were in custody. Family requests memorials lo the charily ot your choice. bv two grandchildren and five WINSTON MARVIN P. May 1.

Beloved husband of Cliff ie; dear father of Mrs. Arthur (Laura) Clark, Marvin P. Winston and Robert brother of Rovp grandfather of nine, great-grandfather of three. Services 7:30 Thursday evening al the R. G.

1 G. R. Harris Funeral Home, 14751 W. McNichois Rd. Memorials to Ihe Delroil Baptist Children'! CHALMERS great-grandchildren.

Funeral from Ihe Hammond-Goodnulf-Burnham Funeral Heme, 24501 Five Mile (blw. Telegraph and Beech Daly), Saturday afternoon at I. KENNETH suddenly. Services I it am. Friday al the Ross B.

i mivi Northrop 4 Son Funeral Home, Home. 22ui orand River iKeaioro). ROUSSEAU ILL TO: LEO May 2. Husband of Marga CLIFFORD NAMK JACK STANLEY, age 64 of Carp Lake, April 29. Husband ol Teresa; lather of Oorolhy of Detroit; step ret; father of Charles, Robert, Jack, and Mrs.

Peg Alison; eight grandchildren, Ihree great-grandchildren. Funeral from the Verhevden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack al Outer ADDRESS WRIGHT EDGAR DUANE, suddenly, April 30, of Farminglon Hills. Beloved husband of the late Marguerite Frances; dear father of the Rev. James Wright (Pastor of St. Alex father of Dorothy Mehlos ot Dela-field.

Wise. Nick Pastor of Bloom- HONE Drive, Saturday al 1:30, and lo SI Philomena Church al 9. Prayers field Hills, and Anthony Valik of Brighton; nine grandchildren, one CITY great-grandchild, brolher of Friday evening at 7. Tributes may be made to the Caouchin Fathers. In stale Friday from 2 p.m.

to 9 p.m Thelma ol Detroit, Marge ol Jack sonville, Harvey ol Ohio, and Norman of California. Mr. Clifford ander Church, Farminglon Hills), and Russell Wright; brolher of Mrs. John Olson (Pauline) ol Ann Arbor; grandfather ot four grandchildren. Prayers 10:30 a.m.

Friday al the Heenev-Sundoulst Funeral Home, 23720 Farminglon Farminglon. Mass 11 a.m. Friday at SI. Alexan SCHIFF PAULINE. Beloved sister of Mrs.

Sidney (Helen) Faroer, Mrs. Jacob (Rosalyn) Zeldes, Edilh Miller, and Samuel Miller; also survived by four der Church, 27135 Shiawassee, was retired from Fisher Body at Ponliac. Memorial services will be held al Mackinac City, 1 1 a.m., May 6, al Church ol the Straits. According lo Mr. Clifford's wishes, his body was donated to WSU Medical Research.

Memorial contributions may be senl to Ihe American Can- Farminglon Hills. Rosary p.m. Thursday. Memorial tributes may be made to the Michigan Heart Association, 2900 W. Maple Troy, Mich.

48084. Visitation 1 to 9 p.m. Thursday. grandchildren. Services 12 noon Thursday at Ihe Ira Kaufman Chapel, Southfieid.

Family al Ihe rs. of Mrs. Jacob Zeldes, 12961 W. 9 Mile Oak Park. cer society.

D'ANGELO WILLIAM (Marrene), suddenly. Beloved husband of Mildred; dear father of Mrs. Patricia Vickers, William Pamelo and Thomas; dear grandfather of Vicki, Cindy and Susan; brother of Sam, Ann Zantis. and Angelina Ferrerl. Fu neral Saturday at the A.

H. Peters Funeral Home, 32000 Schoenherr al A Mother's day happy ad It's like making your own Mother's Day card. You supply the words. And we'll do the rest. Just fill out the coupon, we reserved especially for your message to your Mom and send it In by Thursday, May 10.

Or call 222-6800 or toll-free 800-572-3670 by Noon Friday, May 11; Hearts and flowers can be added at the same 98c per line rate. Masonic In Warren (time later) DENTON JOSEPH ELLIS, age 91, of North ville. Beloved husband of Ihe late Florence; dar father of Pearl, Carl and Ray; survived by four grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Funeral services I p.m. Thursday at Ihe Castertlne Funeral Home, Northvllie.

Memorials to the Flrsl Presbyterian Church of Northvllie. DIERCKENS HELEN May 2. Beloved mother of Mrs. Pauline Marcus; grandmother of Marty and Ethel Marcus, Linda Bethune, and three greatgrandchildren; also survived by Ihree sisters. Services 10 o'clock Saturday morning al the R.

G. A G. R. Harris Funeral Home, 14751 W. McNichois Rd.

Mail today to: Mother's Day Happy Ads Box 1 00, Detroit Free Press-H21 W.Lafayette, Dclroit ifrcc Start Mother's Day the Free Press way! Detroit, MI 482.31 Please publish the following message on Mother's Day, May 13th: COST: 98c per line 4 line minimum 5 words per line DIETRICH HAROLD May 1, of Wavne. Husband of Ellie; lather ot Mrs. Kathrvn Butler: orandlather ot Mrs. Shari King and Robert Buller; great-grandfather of John and Amy King, and Scolt Butler, Funeral Friday 2 p.m., Lents Funerel Home, 34567 Michigan Wavne. Memories lo the Michigan Cencer Foundation available al lunaral home ELLUL GEORGE, May 1.

Husband ol Agnes; lather ot Anthony, rmur and Renold; brother ol Anthony and Sister Chenjna. Funerel at the Verhevden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack al Outer Drive, Friday al 9:30 a.m. BILL TO: NAME ADDRESS. JAR VIS May 1. Husband ol Ruth PHONE Memorial services rrroav i p.m.

al St. John's Episcopal Church, 11 Mile al Woodward. Family suggests memorials to Church Memorial CITY. Fund. Arrangements by Wm.

Sullivan A Son Funeral Horn.