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150 nT cp-rc MAV 4 William i 0 i a twfli 4J.ii ill SULI4 Ii; a Ml' 4 dies; boxed in '20s Chicago Board JOHNSON 122 122 24 122 II' 1 122 13 122 11 4. ANASTASIA Aorll Ii (retire Funerals oday Thursday, May 3 price Mav Aug the la'e Lte, mother of Baiil O. end Beam. Stanley. Funeral 1030 a Irom the Verhevrfen Funeral Home, lo St.

Paul Criurch el 1). 1FP 0 I'l I1) Mrs Manon leven children, three mien, one brother Memorial service at the Grosse Pointe Woodi Presbvtenan Church, as Billy Marrone Teidy H9i Tetdve 119 Teidvn It Teldyn 12 Teldyn 13 Tex In 8 Tex In 1 Tex In II Uotohn Upjohn 4 Upiohn 5 Weverh Weverh Weverh Xerox Xerox Xerox 4 Xerox Total volume Sa'urdav et 4. inoutei miv in lha Ana.tAtiJi Bonar, Charlei. Funeral 11 am el the Elton Black Son Funeral Heme, Union Lake. Catte, Coyne.

ervlrn noon el Memorial Fund et the church. ine Ross Northrop son punerai Heme, Reaiord, KAUFMANN DENA ol Atlanta, formerly of Detroit. Beloved ol the lete AnoiDh. dear mother ol Dr. James Chalmen, Kenneth Service? 11 Am Hos Am Hos AMP AMP AMP Pally BaMv Bjiiy Biiy Piy Baiiy Bier Baxter Bik Ok BH Ck BUe Ok Bnenq 0 Bnemoe Swing 0 Bne'ng Boeing Boeing Bnis Interest M27.274 1 ottered.

p-Put. nd Donaid. five grandchildren, live at the Ron Normrop son Funeral Home, Redlord. Oar, Robert. Memorial lerylce 10 a m.

at St. Peter Church, Mt Oem-ens Arrangemenli by S. K. Schultl Mi American great-grandchildren; S'Ster Ot Bernard Lieberman, eunt of Mn Lester (Leah) Weiss and Harry Lieberman Service! 11 o'clock Fndev morning at Clover Hill Park Cemetery. Arrangemenli bv the Ira Kaufman Chapel.

l-it Funeral Home. Oletrlch, Harold. Funeral 2 m. al the lentt Funeral Home. Thursday, May 1 Option 4 price May Aug fflliil.

AftiM-a. Fnnnrnl 910 m. el BOIS the Verheyden Funeral Home. a 3-16 a I Ik e'i. B0IJ 11-1 7-16 11-16 19-16 Ewm, Jervli.

Memorial lervlce 1 om. et St. John'i Eoiicooel Church. the TV and radio business manager of the Campbell-Ewald Advertising Co. from 1955 to 1964.

Mr. Paynter was a 1931 graduate of Columbia University, a member of the Public Relations Society of America, the Industrial Editors of Detroit and the International Association of Business Communicators. A memorial service will be held at 1 p.m. Sunday at the First Congregational Church, Woodward and Forest, Detroit. Richard R.

Shepard, dredging executive Richard R. Shepard, a vice-president of Dunbar Sullivan Dredging died Thursday at his home in Bloomfield Township. He was 47. Mr. Shepard was a graduate of the University of Illinois and a veteran of the Korean war.

He is survived by his wife, Mary Louise; three sons, James, Thomas and John; five daughters, Mary, Joanne, Ilene, Karen and Amy; a brother and a sister. Services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at St. Regis Church, Lahser and Lincoln, KOLODZIEJ (Michalak) ROSE, of Wyendotle. Beloved wlf ot Leo; deeresl mother of Judy; loving daughter of Veronica Michalak, dear lister ol Mery Ann Weg-lickl, Sister Mery Rosalia C.S.S.F..

and Sylvester Michalak. Funeral Saturday 9 30 from Ciopek Funeral Home, 2157 Oak Wyandotte, lo Our Lady ol Ml. Cermet Church al 10. 1 I a 4 a a M6 11-14 Arrangement! by Wm. SuHivan Sen Funeral Home, Royal Oak.

ii. i 'i Greenberg, Anna. Service! 1 noon -0 at Adat Shalom Memorial far Arrangemenli by Hebrew Memorial Chapel. Jeckion, Oliver. Funeral 11 a.m.

al the Rudy Funeral Horn, Jenien, Marl. Funeral I m. al the Howe-Peterion Funeral Home, Dearborn. Jewlart, Zofla. Funeral 9:30 a m.

(rom the Frontctek Funeral Home, lo SI. Hyacinth Church al 10. erp William D'Angelo, when he was fighting as Billy Marrone at 19, above, and in a recent snapshot. died a short while later at Mt. Clemens Hospital.

He is survived by his wife, Mildrfed; two sons, William Jr. and Thomas; two daughters, Mrs. Patricia Vickers and Pamela; his brother; two sisters, and three granddaughters. Services will be at 1 p.m. Saturday at the A.

H. Peters Funeral Home, 32000 Schoen-herr In Warren. James Sotiroff, bakery founder Services for James Sotiroff, 75, co-founder of Brown's Bun Baking Co. of Detroit, will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at St.

Clement's Orthodox Church, 19600 Ford Road, Dearborn. Mr. Sotiroff, a Dearborn resident, died Wednesday at Oakwood Hospital after a three-week illness. He came to the United States ffom Albania in 1920. After settling in Detroit, he became one of the first wholesale route drivers for the Ira Wilson Sons Dairy.

In 1935, together with his father-in-law, Charles Brown, they established the wholesale baking firm. He retired from the company in 1978. Mr. Sotiroff was also one of the founders of St. Clement's Church.

Mr. Sotiroff is survived by his wife, Mary; a son, Philip; a daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Dinu; a sister, Mrs. Costindina Shem-coff, and seven grandchildren. Lawson Paynter, KRUCKEMEYER ERICH May 3.

Beloved husband of Emma dear lather ol Russell and Sleohen; brother of Bruno, and Hilde Steven and Else Deschauer, both of Munich, Germany. Funeral Irom Ted C. Sullivan Funeral Home, 14230 W. McNichols Saturday at 1:30 a and SI. Scholaslica Church at 9.

Meruhn, Frank. Funeral 1 m. al the Nixon- Welio Funeral Home, Lincoln KarK. KRUL LEONARD, May 2, 1979, aoe 51. Beloved husband ot Stephanie; deer l.ihv AAr.

fmr ri (Dijinnftk Death Notices 1 I'll 13-16 2 6 a 2V 31 1-16 7-16 11-16 a I a 2 3 3'. By SANDY McCLURE Frea Press Staff Writer Billy Marrone was the name he used in the ring, during the boxing heydays of the 1920s and '30s. He counted Joe Louis as a comrade and up-and-coming boxers as his friends. But in real life he was 5-foot 7-inch, 135-pound William D'Angelo, a featherweight, and a city and state champion before turning professional. He died Tuesday of a massive heart attack while watching his son compete in a track meet.

He was 67. BORN AND RAISED on Detroit's east side, like Louis, he was known for his refusal to back away from overpowering opponents. Unlike Louis, he lacked the strength to become a major force in professional boxing. But he had an abundance of courage. "IT WAS A TYPICAL Marrone victory," reads one of his press clippings about his 1938 attempted professional comeback.

"Marrone never clinched, never was the first to cease punching in the frequent rallies, took four low punches unflinchingly, constantly pressed his more adept foe and often made him cover and retreat, and went on to take eight of the 10 rounds." HIS ABILITY as a feather-weight boxer took him to city and state championships in 1929 and to the Olympic trials for the games in Los Angeles in 1932. But his professional career was short-lived. He worked most of his life at the Michigan Boiler from which he retired three Loomis; grandfather of Julie; deer brother of Mrs. Joan Bartmen, Mrj. Virginia Michels, Harry and Frank; son-in-law of Mr.

and Mn. Julian Koziaiek. Member of Msgr. Hunt of C. No.

3312. Retired Lieutenant, Detroit Fire Dept. Fueeral Mondev 9 m. frem the Salewskl Funeral 'weeV a i-i6 a 734 Vim 11. i APTEKAR LOUISE S.

Beloved wife of Albert; dear mother ol Milton and Dr. Gerald Aptekar, and Mrs. Joseph (Beatrice) DenhoHer; seven grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren; sister of Mrs. Harry (Birdie) Lloyd. Services 12 noon Sunday al the Ira Kaufman Chapel, Southfield.

Family at the res. of Mr, and Mn. Millon Aolekor, 30927 Perry's Crossing, Farmington Hills, 1 13-14 1 15-16 Home, 19111 w. warren, to is. Peier 8, Paul Church al 9:30 a.m..

iniirmnt St. Hadwio. Rosary Sun Nort Nrt Penngy PhliPt PhllPt Bat rtr. day 3 p.m. Res Res BRATTON WILLIAM E.

Beloved husband KURZ atherine. wife of (he lale Karl; dear mother of Hilda Howerlh end Edward Kurz; also seven grend-chiidren; sister of Emma Schauer and Olio Schuler of Detroit, Kasoer and Martin Schuler, Maria Epier, end Rose Zimmerman in Germany, tearig ol Dorothy dear father of Mrs. 3-16 19-16 2M6 46 GOODpYEAR iimPat imPit teria Gen Fd Hewlet Hewlet Hewlet Hewlet Inns Inns Inns Inns Honwll Honwll Honwll a Honwll Honwll Honwll In Fly In Fly Many Many MGIC MGIC MohH Mobil Semi femi Semi Occi Occi Occi Pavthn Ravthn Rvntds void I Shimb Siumba flumb siumb Slumb Slumb Skylin Skvlm fouthn Souitin ft Ind Ind St Ind Tx Glf Tx Gil UAL UAL UAL UAL Tech Tech Tech Walt Walt Willms Willms Brum Bruns Bruns Dow Ch Dow Ch rannrA Funeral Saturday m. a' the av n. Peters Funeral Home, 20705 Mack Ave al Vernier Grosse Pointa Woods.

tie IS-16 Beverly Chisholm and William E. also ten grandchildren, tour great-grandchildren, three sisters and five brothers. At the A. H. Peters Funeral Home, 20705 Mack Ave.

al Vernier Grosse Pointe Woodi, until Friday 10 p.m. Masonic memorial service under the auspices of Acanthus Lodge No. 558 F. A. M.

Friday i P.m. interment private. Memorial contributions lo Quarterly Dividend No. 184 LAKE EVA B. Wife of lha lale Gleason C.

Tennca Tenncg Tiger Tiger 5 Zenith Asarcg Asarco Asarcg Lake M.D.; dear molher ol Mrs, the Michigan Cancer Foundation would be appreciated. Doris L. Morgan and ur. Rouen c. Lake; also 12 grandchlldrn and 11 great-grandchildren.

Memorial CASTLE COYNE 0., May J. Beloved hus service 12 noon Saturday at orosse Pninte Cnnareoational and Ameri Beat public relations exec he worked part-time as a parts fabricator for Stelmatic Industries Inc. in Warren. BUT HIS REAL love was the work he did with kids who wanted to be boxers. He volunteered as a trainer for the organization Businessmen United with Officers and Youth headed by his businessman brother, Sam.

"He had 11 Golden Gloves kids and this was his first year," Sam said Thursday. TUESDAY, Mr. D'Angelo rode his bicycle to Fraser High School to watch his son Tom compete in a track meet. He can Baptist Church, Chalfonte and eat hasa 0 1 a S-16 5 SV S-16 a a J' 4Vj 21-16 Lolhrop, Grosse pointe Farms. Memorials to vour favorite charily would be appreciated.

oastal 'oKlal 32VSt0 Per Common Share Declared May 1,1979 Record May 15, 1979 Payable June 15, 1979 F. S. Myers Secretary The Goodyear Tira Rubber Company Akron, Ohio 44311 band of Malle; tamer ot Mrs. tiea-nor Roberts and Malcolm Castle; leaves five grandsons and two great-grandsons. Services 12 noon Friday at Ross B.

Northrop Son Funeral Home, 22401 Grand River (Redford); -oastal ere iert iMrg Tel Lawson Paynter, a retired Detroit public relations executive, died Thursday at Cottage Hospital in Grosse Pointe. He was 70. Mr. Paynter retired as director of communications for the Alexander Hamilton Life 3,4 1 3-16 Sep Dec Hereul 9-14 13-16 LELAND BARBARA (nee EDertiolil, age 31, lormer resident of Warren, Mich. Died May 1, 1979, In Lima, Ohio.

She was the daughter of Arthur end Bee Ellerholz of Werren, Mich. Services are to be held In Lime, Ohio, on Friday 1 p.m. from the Chiles A Son A Laman Funeral Home, Interment following et SI. Matthew Cemetery. Survived by: husband, Edward S.

Leland; one son, three daughters, three brothers In Michigan, and her father and molher in Warren, Miclv D'ANGELO WILLIAM (Marrone), suddenly. Beloved husband of Mildred; dear father of Mrs. Patricia Vickers, William Pamela and Thomas; dear grandfather of Vicki, Cindy and Susan; brother of Sam( Ann Zanlis, and Angeline Ferreri. Funeral Saturday 1 p.m. at the A.

H. Pekers Funeral Home, 32000 Schoenherr at Masonic in Warren. Insurance Co. in 1973. He was insurance 10.

in wu.ne was was stricken at the track and was stnexen ai me iracx ana years ago. Since retirement, years ago. aince retirement, mmmmm iiieiiaV' v'i' Hercul Pflier Pfligr Ph Mor Ph Mor Ph Mor Cat ft al StCal Aetna Aetna Aetna Aetna Aetna Aetna Aetna IS-16 113-16 1-16 S-16 IVa 21-16 Jul Oct 116 a 3-J 13-16 0 DIBBLE THOMAS RICE, suddenly, Aorll 2D, 1979, in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Beloved son ol Mrs. Virgilia Dibble and the tale Dr.

Harry F. Dibble, dear brother of Mrs. Ann Franklni, Horry F. and Dr. J.

Michael Dibble, Funeral service Saturday McCOMB ELFREDA A May 1, 1979, age 60. Beloved wife of Harold; dear mother of William (Theresa), Nancy AMn (Rick), and Robert (Lynn); also survived bv two sisters and six grandchildren. Funeral service Saturday 1 om. at the Harry 1. Win Funeral Heme, 25450 Plymouth Rd.

(3 mile west of Telegraph). Interment Parkview. 11-16 11-16 Am Horn Am Ham 1 ll-U a S-16 a m. from Thayer-Rock Funeral Home, 33603 Grand River Farmington, 474-4131. Visitation Friday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.

Intermenl Woodlawn Cemetery. Family suggests contributions lo a Burrgn Burroh M6 113-16 chanty ot choice. PAYNTER LAWSON, May 3, 197. Couiln of Steward M. Painter.

Memorial service at First Congregational Church, Woodward at Forest, Sun-dav 1 pm, DOLENGA isnev 6V ill 24 llsney llsney CECELIA, Mav 2. Beloved wife of Ihe late Marcell; dear mother of Arthur, Marcell Harold and Donald; stepmother of Richard; len grandchildren Funeral Saturday 10 15-16 1 i 4' 36' 234 364 a 133'. 14'. 2' 16 Pnt III Pnt Hn Pnt a m. at the wuiek Funerei Home, 19301 Van Dyke.

Interment Ml, Olivet. Rosary Friday 8 pm. POSTHUMUS JENNIE, Mav 1, age 75, In Tucinn. Am of Wayne Beloved wife of Gerritl; dear mother of Mn. Be'tv Shattuck and the lata Nancy Jane Posthumui.

Funeral al Uhl Memorial Funeral Home, 35400 Glen-wood. Westtand, Saturday 3 du Pnt Fst Ch Fst Ch Goodvr Goodvr Grivhd DOYLE VIOLET E. Beloved wife of Oar ence dear mother of Jacaueline 1 1 27' Tullle and Ihe lale Bernlce Hutchinson; dear sister of Dora Usher, Eleanor Mlley, Don, Lawrence and Melvin Quellette; also survived bv HFC Lilly Lilly MerrR Merrli MesaPt MesaPt MesaPt five grandchildren, 13 great-grand children and Ihree great-greet ROBINSON JOHN. Beloved husband of Marlon; dear father of Jack; also survived bv two grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Funeral from the Hammond-Goodnuff-Burnham Funeral Home, 24501 Five Mila (blw.

Telegraph and Beech Daly), Saturday aflernoon at 1. 65 171 TrfUTO-. Mailtnriav grandchildren; also survived by several nieces and nephews. Fu T-l I LJ iiu Day Happy i neral Saturday 945 a Voran 1U 484 48 Free Press I tff! Box 100, Detroit 1 AUU I "-aiayi Funeral Home (Aden park cnapei), 5900 Allen Rd. 10: 15 a.m.

at St. Cyril of Jerusalem Church. Rosary Fri pclroit 4frce tcsT Start ft day 8:15 pm 2 15 I ptfOM'l Detroit, MI 41 8Udy.ine free Press way! FITZGERALD Cl' 1 DORIS Mav 2, 1979 Former Secretary of Detroit Economics Club and member of Women's Economics Club. Sister of Helen Hooker words per line 13th: C0ST: 98 ne 5 words per line mini mum ROGERS CARLYSLE of Traverse City, formerly of Pleasant Ridge, age 69, Mav 3. He is survived bv his wife, Virginia; one son, W.

Bruce ol Treverse C'ly, and one daughter, Mrs. N. J. (Cynthia) Piior of Colu-bus, Ohio; five grandchildren. Memorial services will be held at 11 a Saturday at the First Congregational Church, Traverse City.

Burial al Oakwood Cemetery. Arrangements are being handled by the Revnolds-Hanson Funeral Home, Traverse City. 27 79 79 20 20 37' 37Va a Jinnett. At Chapel of the Wm. HamMon 3975 Cass Fri day from II a.m.

to 8 p.m. interment a a 70i re a 70' a 23 13-16 13-16 23 a 23 a a Tt lie 3D1 St. Louis, Mo. FLATT FLORA. A resident of 92 Anne SI.

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Flail of Mt. Clemens; kind sister of Miss Kave Logan ol Gueloh, and Cameron Logon of Toronto. Funeral services Friday 2 pm. from ROUSSEAU LEO Mav 2 Husband of Margaret; father of Charles, Robert, Jack, and Mrs. Peg Alison; eight grandchildren, three great-grandchildren.

Funeral from the Verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer Drive, Saturday at 8:30, and to St. Phllomena Church at 9. Prevere Friday evening at 7. Tributes may be made lo the Ceouchin Fathers. In state Friday from 2 lo 9 p.m.

Wrn Lm Wesmg Wesmg Vlestng Weitng the John C. Badder Funeral Home, in Thamesville. Ontario. Memoria 17 17 17 1714 2213-16 BILL TO: NAME PHONED lilKllililllM Service 11:30 a.m. Saturday, May 5 ywimg el Our Lady star ot the sea catholic Interest 978,906 Interest tela volume T8.S470p a -Not traded.

b-None ottered. Church in Grosse Pointe. GREENBERG ANNA, May 2. Dear molher of Larry, and Mrs. Albert M.

(Harriet) SHEPARD RICHARD Mav 3. Beloved husband of Mary Louise; dear father of Marv, James, Thomas, John, Joanne, Eileen, Karen and Amy Sheoard; brother of Donald Shepard end Patricia Martin. Funeral from A. J. Desmond A Sons Funeral Home, 2600 Crooks Rd.

Ibtw. Maple A Bg Beaver), Saturday 1:15 p.m. SI. Regis Church (Lehser and Lincoln, Birmingham) al 2 p.m. Scripture service Friday 8 p.m.

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Services Friday 12 noon, Adat Shalom Memorial Park. Arrangements by Hebrew Memorial Chapel. Family at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Albert col men, 24530 Santa Barbara, South field, BMIVia .0495 .0495 20.20 20.20 .0422 .0422 23.72 23,7 23.72 23,72 HALL 2.0765 2.0700 4815 .4831 .4819 .4839 FREDERICK May 2, 2979, of 10751 10665 2.0725 10643 10714 2.0627 Hou OM Canton, age 61.

Beloved husband of Janice; dear son of Minor Hall; dear A .4125 .1821 .4841 .1435 1.1415 .1447 1.1477 A father ol Mrs. Susan Knighton. .8745 .8760 1, .8736 J751 1. 60 day tut 90 day tut Canada 30 day hit 60 day flit 90 day fit I A Tramara Miller, Russell Hall, and Gordon Miller; also leaves two A nother'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 222-6S00 or toll-free 800-572-3670 by Noon Friday, May 11. Hearts and flowers can be added at the same 98t per line rate. I I I I I brothers: Cecil and Melvin Han, and six grandchildren: Peter, Paul, SOTIROFF JAMES, Mav I.

Former owner el Brown's Bun Bakery. Beloved husband of Marv; dear father of Mn. George (Evelyn) Dinu, Philip (Victoria), and the late Alexander; dear brother of Mrs. Dono (Costindina) Shemcoff; grandtather of Alexander, Deanna, James, Micheel, Keith, Andrea and John. Mr.

Sotiroff will lie in stete Thursdev alter 1 0 m. el the Voran Funeral Home (Dearborn Chapel), 23701 Ford Rd. In slate al St, Clemenl Orthodox Church, 19600 Ford Dearborn, Saturday from a m. fill time or service al 10. Burial Grand Lawn Cemetery.

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22.70 2145 146.85 846 00 224,70 224 80 dear mother of Gage and L'ovd Haisted, and the lete Mrs. Lucile .004474 223 50 224 00 mm lm tea Olson, sister of Mrs Emma Loreni of Plymouth, also leaves two grandchildren and lour greal-amndrhildren. Services m. 3-16 W't Saturday al the Heenev-Sundgulst WILKINS JOHN Mav 3, age ef Lincoln Park. Beloved husbend of Dorlha; dearest tether of Michael and Carole, dear brother of Jamei, Nevltla, Lawrence, George, Mrs.

Dorothy Lashmell, Mrs Nancv Frank, Mr. Anna Laura Craig, and Mrs. Betty Barkvle. Services Saturdey 1 pm. at ihe J.

L. Peters Funeral Home, 3D80 Fort SU Lincoln Park (928-6500). F. A. memorial services Friday evening.

Interment Michigan Memorial Park. A memorial fund has been established to lha Oakwood Hospital Skillman Wing, Funeral Home, 23720 Farmington Mail today to: Mother's Day Happy Ads Box 100, Detroit Free Press 321 W.Lafayette, Detroit ifrcc Start Mother's Day the Free Press way! Farmington, Visitation Vfp.m. Friday. yPeru hillnnlnei Ph' HEGGS JOHN age 79. Beloved husband ol Elitabelh, dear father of Mrs.

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Peters Funeral Home, 20705 Mack Ave. al Vernier Grosse Pointe Woods, from 3 to pm Friday. Funeral services private. 3 Memorial contributions lo Ihe Michigan Cancer Foundation would WILLIS IRENE F. (nee Callahan).

Beloved wife ol the lete Albert; loving molher of Cetherine M. (Robert) Hennellv; dear grandmother ol Patrick, Matthew, Michael, Daniel, Timothy and Kathleen; dear sister of Marie Tebo and Alice Sheehan, Visitation Friday Irom 2 lo 10 pm at Grove Memorial Chapel, 1199 S. Arlington Heighli Elk Grova Village, (312 640-0566. Funeral Mass Saturday 10 a.m. at Queen of the Rosary Church, Elk Grova.

Interment All Salnls Cemetery. Memorials fo Ihe Cancer Fund be appreciated 90deyut HENNING Middev orices at New York A Sen RALPH. Dear brother of Mrs Harold (Mildred) Gellerl, Edward, and Francisco banks, gathered by Bank gt America, New York. x-Fleeting. v-CMticiei rat.

Mrs. Linton (Lorame) Lambert Funeral Saturday II a m. at the H. Peteri Funeral Home, 20705 Mack Ave al Vernier Grosse Pointe Woods. Interment Gelhsem- Pacific Coast Leaders BILL TO: NAME ADDRESS.

ane. NEW YORK (AP)- Sales, closing prices and net change of the ten mnst active stocks traded on the Pacific Stock PHONE. WRIGHT LEE Mav 2. Husband of Ihe lata Phviena; father of Mrs, Bethany Tluslv, grandfather of Christina and, Linda Tlustv, Funeral service at St Philip St. Stephen Church, 1422S Frankfort, Saturday el 1:30 Tributes may be made lo the Michigan heart Association or the Michigan Cancer Foundation.

CITY. -STATE. JENSEN MARIE of Dearborn. Wife of Ihe late Jens Chris. Funeral 8 pm Friday nt the Dearborn Chapel the Howe Peter, on Funeral Home, 22546 Michigan Ave.

Burial Monday In Ludinglon, Mich. Exchange tor Thursday. Ramada In 811,300 Am Paceset 47,300 Occident Pat Marriott 30,810 SntFelnl 29,700 13- 20' V. 143 i 23'- 0 35 27' ir- na4L r- i.