c6B DETRQTT FREE PRESSTHURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 19! US i Group home resident ruled incompetent fitness recalls shooting lat U-M Medical Center Sister testifies in slaying trial A group home resident charged with terrorizing a 9-year-old Orion Township neighbor and her 14-year-old baby-sitter, was declared incompetent to stand trial Wednesday. David Wilson, 24, is charged with breaking and entering and assault in the Aug. 11 incident, in which he allegedly ransacked the neighboring At the hearing, a state psychiatrist testified Wilson suffers from Down's', syndrome, Shipper said. A group home, psychologist testified Wilson did not know the days of the week. If Wilson's status stands, he wilL return to the state's mental health system for placement.
By Nancy Ann Jeffrey home and threatened the girls with a steak knife. Wilson will stay at the Southgate Regional Facility for two months pending any improvement that would allow him to stand trial, said 52-3 District Judge Robert Shipper. The state mental institution is to issue a report on Wilson's condition within 45 days, Shipper said. "5k ETROIT Twelve- II Nadira 111 Abdullah heard J1J gunshots Dec. 3 and saw her brother KIT Death Notices Today's Alphabetical Listing HELPFUL HINT To report a death of a Social Security or SSI beneficiary or to inquire about survivor benefits, Coll: 1-800-772-1213 7:00 a.m.
to 7:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. SMITH GEORGE D. Age 57 of Rochester-Hills. August 25, 1992.
Husband of Dorothy. Father of Freda Smith-Ballard, Wanda Smith-Ballard, Thomas Smith, Timothy Smith and Yvonne Stewart. Son of Lela Smith. Also survived by eight Srandchildren. Brother of Hoben mith, Jean Boswell, Claudine Goodwin and the late Oleta Phillips.
Funeral services 10:30 a.m.' Saturday at Plxley Funeral Home 322 W. University Drive, Rochester. Visitation 2-5 p.m. and 2-9, p.m. on Thursday and Friday.
Arrants, James L. Bagdasarian, Lester Balduc, Roger Barriger, Charles Bate, Verna M. Bernard, Walter standing with a gun over the bodies of their father and brother. She also found her mother and another brother dead in the house. Then, Nadira said, Jabbar Abdullah, 23, poured gasoline in the basem*nt and tried to set the house on fire, then forced her to flee with him to Long Island, N.Y.
Nadira testified Wednesday in the preliminary examination of Abdullah on charges of murder, arson and felony firearm possession in the deaths of his father, Karim 46, mother Beulah, 42, and brothers Malik, 16, and Karim 18. He was bound over for trial in Recorder's Court. Nadira is now living with relatives. M.D. By Maryanne George Free Press Ann Arbor Bureau Dr.
Michael Disher was reading a "patient's chart in the Otolaryngology Clinic at the University of Michigan Medical Center on June 25 when he heard gunshots. i Disher raced toward the sounds and -looked in the window of an examining room where he saw Chester Posby in a chair and Dr. John Kemink, a nationally renowned ear specialist, lying on the floor bleeding. i "It was the beginning of a nightmare," Disher testified Wednesday in 15th District Court in Ann Arbor. Posby, 69, of Clinton Township, was bound over for trial on open murder charges by Judge Timothy Cdnnors, who earlier Wednesday ruled Pqsby was competent to stand trial.
Disher testified that he summoned help, then turned around to find Posby in! the hallway with a green towel covering his hand. Disher guided Pqsby to another examining room. "When I asked Mr. Posby why, he told me, 'He betrayed me. He was a gojod doctor but he betrayed me.
I trusted him for two Disher testified. As Disher testified, Posby sat eating an orange. Kemink's widow, Janet, ARRANTS JAMES L. (Jimmy) Age 87. Of Brandon Townshio.
Beloved hus sat behind Posby. Her eyes filled with tears frequently. Posby fidgeted during the preliminary exam and the three-hour competency hearing that preceded it. He asked for breaks to eat fruit that he said would "balance the fluid in my inner ear." Posby asked the judge to remove Ruth Vernet as his counsel and assign him a new attorney. Posby said Ver-net's attempt to have him declared incompetent to stand trial, "makes my case look flimsy." Connors denied the request and referred him to the Washtenaw County Public Defender's Office, which appointed Vernet.
In asking that her client be declared incompetent, Vernet argued that Posby's belief that Kemink was involved in a conspiracy to murder him during brain surgery interfered with his ability to assist in his defense. Posby was found competent but mentally ill by Dr. Gail Farley, a psychologist, and psychiatrist Dr. Stephen Cook in an examination at the state Center for Forensic Psychiatry near Ypsilanti. But Dr.
Steven Miller, a private psychologist hired at Vernet's request, said Posby was not competent. band of Miriam. Dear father of STACHNIK Janet (Kent Carty of Port Huron and Susan (Ray) Gerber of Evart. Grandfather of Jennifer Borden, CIARA Beloved daugher of David and Dawn. Dear sister of David Hawley, Craig, Kevin, and Michael Carfy.
Brother of Betty Springstead and Evelyn Black-man. Also survived by six great grandchildren. Mr. Arrants owned and operated Arrants Jason, Camille Jezewski, Jean C. Kamens, Mabel L.
Kroll, Catherine Lorentz, Agnes M. Lorkowski, Lillian M. Ludwig, Douglas R. Martin, Joseph F. Meloche, Jean E.
Miller, Alice Montgomery, Marion Morin, Doris J. Movish, Milton Mullan, Jeremiah Murawa, Stanley J. O'Donnell, Catherine Pas, Anthony Pawlak, Helen Petko, Eileen Joyce Potts, Lindsay Prate, Edward M. Quenneville, Marie Reese, Frank Sr. Reid, Deborah K.
Ruby, Irene J. Ruggirello, Thelma Schaible, John Archer Schanz, Donald L. Schlitters-Bucciero, Esther M. Siddall, Dean E. Sieder, Elsie Smith, George D.
Stachnik, Ciara Stobbe, Violet Tracey, Cyril C. Trussell, Mary E. Tucker, Rieva M. Vizena, Melitta Wagner, Gary Spencer Weaver, Willis W. Weidenbach, Joseph Sr.
Yager, William C. jar great granddaugnter 01 Estelle Stachnik, dear gran-daughter of Leonard and Dolores Stachnik, and Gill and Diane Hyden. Funeral services Friday 11 a.m. Kaul Funeral Home 27830 Gratiot, Rosevllle. Visitation Thursday 5-9 p.m.
Memorials to St. John Hospital would be appre-elated by the family. Ford, nc. ortonv I nee 1959. He was a life member of The Bolla, Ann Breiling, Frank, Jr.
Chaims, Ida S. Courey, Katherine Demblnskl, Marie DiFrancesco, Gaetana Eisel, Marie Louise Emmons, Jesse W. Finocchio, Salvatore Fisher, Helen D. Gagliardi, Vincenza Greeson, Geoffrey Hofmann, John F. Horvath, Mary K.
Jamieson, John S. Ortonville Masonic Lodge 0339 F.A.M. and a member of the Ortonville Lions Club. Funeral services will be held 1 a.m. Saturday from the Sherman Wtik Funeral Home, Ortonville.
Mr. Arrants will lie instate at the funeral home, Thursday 6-9 p.m. and Friday 12-4 and 6-9 p.m, Memorial donations may be given to Wheelock Memorial Hospi Oakland tal, envelopes available at the STOBBE VIOLET August 26, 1992. Beloved-wife of the late Frank; loving mother of Frank (Sara), Mri Richard (Angela) Ziulek. Jay (Dianne), Mrs.
Ronald (Cathy) Yanne; leaves 10 sister of Dominic Zaguroli, Thomas Zaguroli, Stella Rowe and Anthony Zaguroli. Services Saturday 9:30 a m. from the Sajewskl Fuenral Home 191 1 1 W. Warren to St. Christopher Church at 10 a.m.
Entombment Holy Sepulchre Mausoleum. Wake service Friday 7 p.m. Instate Thursday 4-9 p.m.-Friday 12-9 p.m. Tunerai nome. BAGDASARIAN LESTER Beloved husband of Margaret.
Dear father of Carole (Edward) To pa, George (Linda) Bagdasarian, Lester Bagdasarian LORENTZ AGNES M. Aoe 94 Beloved wife of POTTS LINDSAY Aoe Darlfno a ua li the late Louis. Also survived by ter of Douglas and Jeanne. Dear sister of Jeannine. Granddaugh EISEL, MARIE LOUISE.
71 Years, Aug. 71, 1992. Beloved daughter of the late Louis and Grace Eisel. Dear sister of William. Funeral Saturday 9:30 a.m.
from The Verhtyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer Dr. and 10:00 a.m. St. KUMfmary ur, viytrn; uor- ian. Grandchildren Christine To-pa, Scott Baodasarian, Talin Dar many nieces ana nepnews.
memorial mass 10 a.m. Saturday August 29 at Old St. Mary's Catholic Church, 646 Monroe, ter of Albert and Florence John son and Vivien Preston. Memori al services Fridav 11:30 a.m. St an.
Brother of Marv Houhanisin TRUSSELL MARY E. Aug. 25, 1992. Beloved, wife of the late Thomas Sr. Loving fci and Alice Badigian.
In state Friday 10 a.m. until time of service 11 a.m. St Johns Armenian Church, Agatha Church, Beech Daly (bet. Grand River and 8 Mile Ph omena Church. tat on Thursday 4-9 and Frl.
1-9. Prayers Redford Twp. southtieid. interment tvergreen. Memorials to St Johns Church LORKOWSKI LILLIAN M.
Mother of Flavius J. and American Heart Association Loren, Brunon Lorkowski, Lewis Arrangements by Simon Javizian Woman pleads not guilty to post office charge ROYAL OAK Rose Hamilton, 43, the fired employee who sparked an Aug. 14 bomb scare at the Royal Oak Post Office when she left two briefcases full of papers there, pleaded not guilty Tuesday to criminal trespassing, a 90-day misdemeanor. About 150 employees and customers were evacuated before a bomb squad blew open the valises. moiner or 1 nomas jr.
ana waiter, Dear sister of Mrs. Kathleen, Clark. Aiso survived by seven grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Prayers Friday" 9:15 a m. Heeney-Sundquist Fu neral Home, 23720 Farmington, Farmington, (474-5200f fallowed by 10a.m.
mass St. Maurice-Church, 32765 Lyndon, Livonia. Loren, Raymond Loren and war' FINOCCHIO runerai uirecTor ort-zau bolster. oranocniioren; i Lawyer aided community development SALVATORE August 25 Beloved great-grandchildren. Arrange BALDUC ments by wm.
Sullivan ft so Funeral Home 541-7000 ROGER Auoust 25. Aoe 62. Dear nusDana or Marian inee Lau-dani). Dear father of Cecilia, Joann (John) Selser and Marilyn. Grandfather of John Robert Sel Memorial contributions to Hos PRATE (PR2YTULSKI) EDWARD M.
Aug. 25, 1992. Beloved husband of the late Eleanor. Dear father of Nancy Werstine (Arnold) and Gary (Linda). Grandfather of Christopher Werstine and Andrea Werstine.
Leaves four sisters and three brothers. Survived by special friend Pauline. Member of Moroz Pietrowski VFW Post 9973. Services Thursday 5 p.m. at the Sajewskl Funeral Home, 19111 W.
Warren. For info call 271-2500 tamer or Patricia scnema. uroin-er of Alberta Black and Russell. visitation inursaay 2-4 ana -t p.m. Wake service Thursday 7:30, D.m.
Memorial tributes to Capu pice of Southeastern Michigan, 16250 Northland Suite 212, Southfield, Ml 46075 Memorial service Friday Auaust chin Soup Kitchen or Woodhaven ser. Brother of Frank. Visitation Thursday 1-9 p.m. Funeral Friday 11:30 a.m. from Wuiek-Calcaterra Funeral Home, Inc.
36900 Schoen-herr at Metro Parkway (16 Mile) to San Francesco Church for a Lare tenter ot Livonia. 28, 7 p.m. at SGI-USA Community Center, 15670 West 10 Mile, South-field. Donations to Cancer Society appreciated. Arrangements by LUDWIG TUCKER uo Kerry t-unorai nome loved husband of Donna.
Dear 12:30 p.m. mass. Interment Resur father of Charlene (Robert) Gray QUENNEVILLE rection cemetery. Kosary murs-day 7:30 p.m. BARRIGER ana brix, uranotatner 01 tnree.
Beloved son of Helen Ludwig and brother of Diana, Darlvne and MARIE August 26 Beloved wife of George. Dear mother of Sister CHARLES Beloved husband of the late Dorothy. Dearest father IE VA M. Beloved wife of the late Waverly. Dear mother of James, Mary Ruth (John) Mlaski and Leona (William) Muscat.
Nine grandchildren, 18 great-grandchildren and four great-great-grandchildren also survive. Dear sister of Doris Thibodeau. Reposing at Leo T. Sobocinski Funeral Home, 2217J, FISHER wane, u.r., roincK icarotym. or Lawrence luoroynyj jwacinnis, Bonnie (Will) Bean, Patricia Dennis.
Memorial service at Christ Church, Grosse Pointe Friday 2:00 p.m. Arrangements by intioiii inciti, cuiisi imiir Donna, Donald (Sharon) and the MACOMB HELEN D. Aoe 92, Auoust 25, 1992. Loving mother of Delphine R. (Gerald) Daugherty.
uariene (Norman) Lucas, Charles (Linda) Barrioer. Thirteen arandchildren verneyaen runvrai nome, 881-8500 late John b. (Jane) Hartsig, Charles (Nanette), Thomas (Phyllis), Rita and Elaine (Michael) Nowicki: sister of Leonard P. Nowak. Scripture service Friday and seven great grandchildren.
MARTIN Kelly Rd. ibetw. B-v Mile), until time of service 10:30 a.m. Saturday. Burial Oakview Young.
17 grandchildren, three great grandchildren. Sister of Louise (Auoust) Weir and Frank 7:30 p.m. Funeral servlcesSatur-day 10 a.m. at the Harry J. Will Cemetery.
Visitation Thursday 6-9 p.m. and Friday 1-9 p.m. JOSEPH F. Beloved husband of Mary. Dearest father of Cynthia (Kirk) Kenney.
Brother of Delores Watson and step-brother uear uruiner ot jomei oarnyer of Kentucky. Funeral services Friday 10 a.m. from the Arthur J. VanLorberghe Funeral Home 30600 Harper, St. Clair Shores bet.
12-13 Ml. Rd. Visitation Thursday 1-9 p.m. Member of the Harper Woods VFW Post. irusr iw r-unerai noma juw six Mile Livonia, to St.
Edith Church at 10:30 a m. Interment Our Lady of Hope. Visitation (Mary) Bonten. Visitation Friday 1-9 p.m. Funeral Saturday 9:30 a.m.
from Wuek-Calcattrra Funeral Home, Inc. 36900 Schoenherr at Metro Parkway 16 Mile) to St. Michael Catholic Community for VIZENA i nursoay aner a p.m. or Kenn eunce. visitation Thursday 2-9 p.m.
at Ford Funeral Home 26560 Van Dvke. Visita 10. wife of the late John. Dearest mother of Frances M. Purdy and tion Fridav 10 a.m.
til time of GAGLIARDI a iy ju a.m. mass, interment at Michaels Cemetery, Richmond service II a.m. at Celtic Cross Presbyterian Church, 11451 Ten June iw. Kiay. aiso survivea Dy four grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.
Prayers Friday 9 30 a.m. Hetney-Sundqulst Fu Mite Road. Pastor Anne VINCENZA August 26. Beloved wife of Frank. Loving daughter of Anna Pileggl, Dear mother of REESE FRANK J.
SR. Auaust 25. 1992 BATE VERNA M. August 1, Age W. Wife of the late Harold G.
Bate, Sr. Mother of Harold, Jr. Aunt of Donald Fink. Memorial service Saturday, August 29, 10 a.m. at Grosse Pointe Memorial Church, Fuhrmeister officiating.
MELOCHE neral Home, 23720 Farmington, Farmington, (474-5200) to mass 10a.m. our Lady Of Sorrows Church, 23615 Power Rd. Far- 1 ony onaronj, ngie 1 om dcii, Sara (Don) Gouln, Rose (Wayne) Rozanski, Anna (Bob) Stanczyk and Josephine. Loving grand- Beloved husband ot Betty; dear father of Karen Kares, Frank and the late Donna Marie; aiso urvivfri hv one nranddaunhter. JEAN E.
Aoe 80. Auoust 25, 1992. Wife of the late Gordon T. Mel mington. visitation 1 nursoay a-v Christina Marie, visitation Thurs oche.
Dearest mother of Gordon 16 Lakeshore Road, Grosse Pointe Farms. Memorial donations may be made to the church. Arrangements by Wilhelm Funeral hom*o (313) 822-2S4J moiner ot uonaio, i-ranme, vin-nie and Thaddeus. Sister of victoria Veloni, Vince (Irma) Pileggi and Donna (Frank) lacobetla. Judge convicts 2 under ethnic intimidation law mt.
Clemens A judge has upheld Michigan's ethnic intimidation law and convicted two white Macomb County residents for threatening an off-duty black police officer. Lisa Haack, 22, and Robert Kruscka, 25, threatened Mt. Clemens police Officer Mortarice Collier after he looked at Haack while shopping in a local store. Haack used a racial slur on Collier and told Kruscka to assault him, according to police reports. Kruscka threatened to throw bottles at Collier.
WAGNER day 1-9 at the 5. Temrowski Funeral Home, 30009 Hoover Rd. at Common 02' Mile). Service Meloche and Karen Moore. Grandmother of five.
Great grandmother of one. Sister of Thomas J. Fraser. Funeral ser GARY SPENCER Age 47, of Clear- water, Florida, formerly of Michi Friday 11 am at the tunerai home. Sister-in-law of Frank Gutto and Elizabeth (Jasper) Orlando.
Visitation Thursday 1-9 p.m. Funeral BERNARD vices Friday 11 a m. at the Harry REID gan, uiea August oj. aurvivea oy parents Wally and Peggy Wagner of Brooksvilte, FL; daughter Da j. win irun iw r-unerai nome, 37000 Six Mile.
Livonia. Inter men I t-r oav lu jua m. Trom hu ii-lii- WALTER M.D. Age 95. Formerly of Detroit, died at his home in Traverse tv on Tuesdav, caterra Funeral Home.
Inc. 36900 DEBORAH K. Aoe 40. Beloved Woodlawn. Visitation Thursday Schoenherr at Metro Parkway (16 daughter ot Cosetta and the late Rev.
Arlond N. Dear sister of aner i p.m. wnej to aan rrancesco inurcn na uavis ot Micnigan; son jason Spencer Wagner and sister Patricia TurowsVi of Mexico; one grandchild Justin Davis. Memorials to Ronald McDonald House. August 25.
He was a retired General Physician who practiced out of Cottage Hospital in Grosse Pointe Farms and maintained an MILLER for 11:30 a.m. mass. Rosary Thurs day 7 p.m. Interment White Cha pel Cemetery. Daniel J.
Also survived by a host of other relatives. Funeral service Saturday 11 a.m. at the Bethel AME Church, E. Warren at 1-75. Family hour 10 a.m.
Inter-menf Trinity Cemetery. Arrange- ALICE "RUTH" Beloved wife of Frederick Walter Miller. Dear office on the east side of Detroit mother of Alice Borregard and GREESON GEOFFREY K. Aoe 41. Auoust 25.
He was a member of the English Speaking Union, the Senior Men's Club of Grosse Pointe, and a member of the Woodworkers. He was also a life member of the menrs oy rerry runtrai nome L-Oisiovington. uaugmeror waggle F. Harris. Sister of William Harris.
Grandmother of James, 1992. Of Waterford. formerlv of WEAVER WILLIS W. August 23. Beloved husband of Dolores and the late Betty Mae.
Dear father of Richard and the late Robert. Step-father of Wayne (Helen) Cooper, Frank (Connie) Cooper, Mary (Ton!) Carducci. Brother of Mary Joan Weaver, Georgia John) RUBY Commerce Twp. Son of Mr. and Samantha and Chelsea.
Funeral service from McCabe Funeral Wayne County and American IRENE J. August 25. Age 94. Beloved wife of the late Ervin. wrs.
irammen (tniaj oreeson, Grandson of Mrs. Vera Greeson. Brother of Mrs. Michael (Kimber- Heme, 31950 w. 12 Mite Mea icai Associations.
He is survived by a daughter, Susan Ann Bernard, 2 grand Dearest mother of the late Joanne Visitation Thursday 1-9 D.m. Me Novak. Dear mother- n- aw of morial contributions to Arbor daughters, Victoria Anne and Elisabeth Anne Senkowski, all of Gilbert Novak. Grandmother of ly) Kosti, Randall Greeson and the late Bradley "Kip" Greeson. Uncle of Melanie S.
Kosti and Naomi Greeson. Memorial service Friday 7 p.m. Price Funeral CITY Daniel, Duone and Dianne. Hospice, 3810 Packard, Suite 200, Ann Arbor, Ml 48106. Flynn, Jack D.
Weaver. Also survived by eight grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Funeral Thursday 11 a.m. from The Chapel of the L.J. Griffin Funeral Home 7707 Middlebelt (at Ann Arbor Trail).
VFW ritual noma sin a. Kocnesier ko. idb' MONTGOMERY MARION (Carmodv) Beloved Traverse City. Dr. Bernard was preceded in death by his wife, Jessie (Paul) Bernard in 1989 and a brother, Clifford S.
Bernard. Family service will be held at a later date. Inurnment will be in Grosse Pointe Memorial Church, Grosse Pointe. Memorial contri Twtren 10-1 none iiur. 313-689-0700 Inurnment White Great-grandmother of John.
Jason, Jamie, Andrea and Michael. Funeral service Friday 1 p.m. at the Neely-Turowski Funeral Home 30200 Five Mile (betw. Mtddlebelt-Merriman). Interment White Chapel Cemetery.
Visitation Thursday p.m. Chapel Memorial Cemetery, Troy. Memorials to The Seven Ponds Nature Center, Dryden, wife of Roy; dear mother of Michael, Patrick and Timothy; dear grandmother of Nicole, Olivia, Rebeka, Sean, Sarah, Adam and Robert: dear sister of Robert Micnigan. butions may be directed to the Carmody. Visiting Thursday 3-9 p.m.
Kosary p.m. rrayers 7 ju Wednesday 7 p.m. Past Commander of Police Fire, Life Member V.F.W. 1278, Detroit Police Officers Loyal Order of Moose 1059, AmVets Post 69, Dads of Foreign Service Veterans, American Legion Post 44., B.P.O.E. Lodge 405 Marquette, Lieutenant Sgts.
Assoc. Retired Detroit Police 4, Fire Fighters 1st Marina Division, 12th Defense Marines 1 Detroit Choirboys. HOFMANN Jessie bernaro Kestrictea i-uno, Co Michigan Cancer Foundation, 110 E. Warren Detroit, Ml 48201-1379. RUGGIRELLO (SAMPSON) THELMA August 24, 1992.
Beloved wife of Carlo. Dear mother of Kenneth (Carol) Sampson Sten mother of Joanie (Rob a.m. t-rioay at ine inanti k. Stan Funeral Home 18425 Beech JOHN F. Aoe 81.
Suddenly on August 26. Beloved husband of the Dulv Ihetw 6-7 Mile). Mass 10 Arrangements were handled by the Reynolds-Jonkhoff Funeral a.m. St. Scholastica.
Interment iaie TGianao uear lainer ui jonn David of Woodhaven. Dear broth ert) Radley. Grandmother of Michael and Andrea. Sister of Marie Home, Traverseuty. Holy Sepulchre cemetery.
er of Edwin of Southgate. Friends BOLLA MORIN DORIS J. August 24th. Prede- may can at Tne urtnur Doocean Funeral Home, Inc. Fiat Rock from 12 noon Thursday until 9 m.
Friday. In state at St. Johns utheran Church, Waltz, Saturday from 10 00 a.m. until time ot ANN Age 73, August 25, 1992. Of Allen Park, Betoved wife of Zolton dearest mother ot David Georgett.
Funeral trom Tne O'Brien ChapelTed C. Sullivan Funeral Home 41555 Grand River Novi Friday morning at 11 a.m. Visitation Wedneday 5-9 p.m. and Thursday 1-4 p.m. and 6-9 p.m.
Rosary Thursday 7 30 p.m. Inter-ment Holy Sepulchre ceased by Raymond. Daughter Candis (Gary) Kitchen, son Mark. Brother (Nancy) and John (Judy) Bona, also survived bv five grandsons, 1 Clif Kost. Granddaughters service at m.
two granddaughters and five areat arandsons. Services Satur Cherle and Nlckole; grandson Mark; great grandson Nathan Jay. Visitation Wednesday 2-9 Thurday 2-9 m. Services Friday 12 p.m. at Buehler Funeral Home HORVATH WEIDENBACH JOSEPH L.
SR. Age 90. Beloved husband of the late Vera. Dearest father of Jack (Jerry). Robert (Marilyn), Richard (Lucille), Charles (Adrienne) and the late Joseph and William.
Father-in-law of Ruth. Also twenty-four grandchildren and twelve Preat grandchildren, Visitation riday at the A.H. Peters Funeral Home 32000 Schoenherr at Masonic (IS'i Ml.) fn Warren. Mass of the Resurrection Saturday 9 a.m. St.
Clement Catholic Church, 25320 Van Dyke, Center- Grand jury accuses CPA of trying to bribe IRS DETROIT A federal grand jury Wednesday charged a certified public accountant with trying to bribe an Internal Revenue Service agent on behalf of a client. U.S. Attorney Stephen Markman said Bruce Berndt, 34, of Farmington Hills, offered an IRS agent $2,000 to $2,500 to falsely report that Berndt's client did not owe any taxes. Despite the would-be false report, Markman said, "Berndt was going to inform his client that substantial taxes were due and owing and that he could resolve the matter if he received a big retainer fee." Berndt declined comment. MARY K.
Beloved wife of the late ZMyratiot, Kosevine. j-m day 9 a.m. at the John K. Solosy Funeral Home 3206 Fort Lincoln Park to St. Frances Cabri-ni Church at 9:30.
Visitation Thursday 5-9 p.m. and Friday 12-9 p.m. Interment Our Lady of Hope Cemetery. Wake service Friday 7 SCHAIBLE JOHN ARCHER August 24, of Holly. Husband of Theresa; father of John Michael J.
and Sara son of Deacon John and Margaret Schaible. Brother of Lucy Miller. Visitation 2-9 Thursday, Dryer Funeral Home, Holly. Funeral 10 a.m. Friday St.
Rita Catholic Church. Memorials to Educational Fund for Children. Frank. Dearest morner 01 Andrew (Rosalie), Betty (James) Brltt, Frances (Joseph) Kanske, Katherine (Thomas) England, Mary Ann (Richard) Locke. Also survived bv eleven arandchildren and two MOVISH MILTON "BILL" Beloved hus band ot Lillian, uear tamer ot p.m.
LomriDutions to me daiva-fion Army. Joanne Dr. Marc) weisman. Francis E. (Ed) Johnson, 44, a Detroit attorney appointed by President George Bush to the board of directors of the African Development Foundation, died Monday after a lengthy ill-nqss at his home in Detroit.
Jim Hall, his friend for 14 years, said Mr. Johnson was a devoted Republican. He was appointed in November 1 990 to the foundation, which finances prpjects in African communities. He had been a partner with the Detroit law firm Reynolds, Beeby and Miignuson P.C. for the past three yars.
Mr. Johnson specialized in employment law. Born in Detroit, Mr. Johnson received his bachelor's and law degrees fr6m Wayne State University. 1 Mr.
Johnson served numerous civic aad charitable organizations including the Greater Detroit Chamber of Commerce, City Airport Commission, Detroit chapter of the NAACP and the Jefferson Chalmers Citizens District Council. He was a member of the board of directors for the Boysville Youth I lome. I He was a member of the Detroit, American, State, Wolverine and National Bar Associations and the Michi-ga'n Trial Lawyers Association. Mr. Johnson is survived by his nether, Jessie; a brother; four sisters; four nephews, and five nieces.
Services will be at 11 a.m. today at Si Cecelia Catholic Church, 10400 Stwpel, Detroit. Burial will follow in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Detroit. ADMIRAL D.
GUILDS, 73, a retired bank cashier and resident of Royal Oak, died of complications from Alzheimer's disease Monday at Cambridge Nursing Home South in Beverly Hills. Mr. Guilds worked 35 years for the Wayne Oakland Bank in Highland Park, retiring in 1981. He was an associate councilman and executive councilman with the American Institute of Banking. i He was a World War II Navy veteran and a member of the Berkley VfW Post No.
9222. Mr. Guilds was also a former commander of the High-lahd Park American Legion and a charter member of the Clawson-Troy I-Jks. Services will be at 1 1 a.m. today at Sawyer-Fuller Funeral Home, 2125 Twelve Mile Road, Berkley.
Burial will be in White Chapel Memorial Cemetery, Troy. Gerald William Heckendorn, 58, a manufacturers representative for State Wide Portable Sanitation Corp. in Utica, died of lung disease Aug. 19 at his home. Mr.
Heckendorn, 58, of Harrison Township, was eucharistic minister for St. Joseph Hospital in Clinton Township and was a member of the Father Solanus Casey Guild and the American Legion of Mt. Clemens. 3 Mr. Heckendorn is survived by his wife, Joan; son, Gerald daughters Julie Heckendorn and Janis Robinson; mother, Josephine Heckendorn-Se-verin; a brother; a sister, and five grandchildren.
Funeral services were held Monday at St. Valerie Church, Mt. Clemens. MICHAEL J. QUINN, 77, a retired Detroit fire fighter and resident of Detroit, djed of complications from pneumonia Sunday at Sinai Hospital in Detroit.
Mr. Quinn began working for the fire department in 1940. He retired as a battalion chief for Detroit Fire Department Station No. 2 in 1973. i He was a member of the Fire Department Band and the St.
Florian Society. I Mr. Quinn is survived by his wife, MargjfJit; daughter, Barbara Ander son; son, James; a brother; five grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. today at Ross B.
Northrop and Son Funeral Home, 22401 Grand River, Redford. An 11 a.m. mass will follow at Christ the King Catholic Church, 20800 Grand River, Detroit. Burial will follow in Holy Sepulchre Catholic Cemetery, Southfield. DONALD SCHANZ, 71, a retired plant manager and resident of Novi, died of kidney failure Aug.
19 at St. Mary Hospital in Livonia. Mr. Schanz worked 22 years for the Volk a rubber stamp company in Farmington, retiring in 1987. He graduated from the Henry Ford Trade School in 1943 and attended the University of Detroit.
He enjoyed fishing and bird watching, and was a member of the Metro and Fairlane YMCAs. Mr. Schanz is survived by his wife, Margaret; son, William; daughter, Patricia Harhold, and two grandchildren. Visitation will be 2-8 p.m. today with a 7 p.m.
scripture reading at the O'Brien Chapel of Ted C. Sullivan Funeral Home, 41555 Grand River, Novi. Services will be at 9:30 a.m. Friday at the funeral home followed by a 10 a.m. mass at Holy Family Catholic Church, 25045 Meadowbrook, Novi.
Burial will be in Parkview Cemetery, Livonia. WlLUS W. WEAVER, 70, a retired Detroit police detective and resident of Farmington Hills, died of heart failure Sunday at Grace Hospital in Detroit. Mr. Weaver began working for the police department in 1947.
He retired as a detective lieutenant in the court services section in 1972. After his retirement, Mr. Weaver taught criminal justice at Northern Michigan University for three years. He then worked two years under a federal grant for the City of Detroit for Project Outreach, a substance abuse program. Mr.
Weaver belonged to numerous organizations including the Detroit Police Officers Association and the Detroit Police Lieutenants and Sergeants Association. He was a life member and former post commander for the Detroit Police and Fire VFW Post 1278. He was a World War II Marine veteran. Mr. Weaver is survived by his wife, Dolores; son, Richard; stepsons Wayne Cooper and Frank Cooper; stepdaughter, Mary Carducci; two sisters; a brother, and two grandchildren.
A one-hour visitation precedes 11 a.m. services today at LJ. Griffin Funeral Home, 7707 Middlebelt, West-land. Burial arrangements are pending. Deaths elsewhere Arthur Davison, 73, a conductor and violinist who worked to instill children with a love for music, died of cancer Sunday in London.
In 1966, he founded the Arthur Davison Concerts for Children, which later became the Arthur Davison Family Concerts. From 1966 to 1990, he was director and conductor of the National Youth Orchestra of Wales. Raymond Corbett, 77, one of New York's most influential labor leaders and head of the state AFL-CIO for 22 years, died of a heart attack Monday in New York City. Alan Burke, 69, the acerbic host of a syndicated TV talk show, died Tuesday in Boca Raton, Fla. He was the host of "The Alan Burke Show" from 1966 to 1969.
1 line. Kosary t-naey p.m. contributions mav be made to the sisters Amelia Ennes and Gladys Kozyra. For further information call E.J. Mandziuk Funeral Home BREILING FRANK JR.
75 vears of age Glenn (Lynn). Mark Janine) and Lewis (Kelly) Movish. Grandfather of Zachary, David and Emily Weisman, Jordan, Alison, Heather and Philip Movish. Services 12 Capuchin Monastery or Hospice of S.E.Mich. 757-3563.
SCHANZ DONALD L. August 25, 1992 Beloved husband of Margaret. Dear father of William (Martha) August 25, 1992. Husband of Mary, step father ot Merton Church 1(1, Barbara Church, Kathie Junge, Arthur Church; brother of Fred noon inursoay 01 Tne ira naut-man Chapel. Interment Oakview JAMIESON cemetery Gelarden, Patricia (Mark) Har Breiling and Mrs.
wimam iwar njirpt) snnwhook. Memorial ser JOHN S- Age 72. Suddenly. Beloved husband of Mary. Dear father of Mrs.
Bob (Cindy) Danks hold. Grandfather of Macy and Kimberlv Harhold. Brother of MULLAN vice Saturday, August 29 at 10 YAGER WILLIAM C. August 25. Beloved husband of Norah.
Brother of Ralph and Raymond (Florence). Also survived my many nieces and nephews. Resting at L.J. Griffin Funeral Home 7707 Middlebelt (at Ann Arbor Trail), Thursday 1-9 and Friday 17-3 p.m. Funeral service Thursday 7 p.m.
Rohert Schanz. Funerat from ang nnrs. AiDen vomerine; voi leriani. Also five arandchildren a.m. ano at.
James episcopal Church, 25150 E. River Crane lie Graveside service Sat JEREMIAH August 26. Beloved husband of Eileen. Dear father of John, Patricia Turk (Frank), Mi O'Brien ChapelTed C. Sullivan Funeral Home, 41555 Grand Riv Brother of Allen Ross.
Also many other relatives Funeral Saturday urday 1:30 p.m. Clinton Grove chael and Dennis. Brother of er, Novi Friday morning Cemeterv, Mt Clemens. Memori ho F-ami Lfiurcn at a.m at the A H. Peters Funeral Home 32000 Schoenherr at Masonic 13 Daniel and Patrick and the late John, Michael, Susan, Bridget al contributions to American REd Cross or Salvation Army.
Friends Mi.) in warren. Time later, visitation Thursday 1-10 p.m. and Visitation Thursday 2-8. Scripture service Thursday 7 p.m. Donations to the National Kidney Foundation, 3378 Washtenaw ano Brian, urangiatner ot Denniiand Karen Funeral Satur- Cemeteries, Monuments may visit at tne win cnwarz- dy 9 30 a from A.
J. Desmond 4 Friday 10-10 p.m. Veterans Me monal Service Friday 7:30 p.m. STATE Gratiot, Mt Clemens on Thursday Ann Arbor, Ml 48104 ions Funeral noma itw irootts CADILLAC Memorial Gardens from zpm-ypm. Rd.
(bet. Maple and Big Beaver to Guardian Anaels Church East Clinton Twp. 6 lots. $650 ea. 879-0642 JASON CAMILLE Beloved wife of Adam BUCCIERO (see SCHLITTERS-BUCCIERO) (Clawson) at 10.
Family will receive friends Thursday 5-9 p.m. and Friday 2-9 p.m. Scripture CHRISTIAN Memorial Cemeterv Dear mother of Marlene (Robert) Luepke, Lawrence ibaranj, je service t-riaay f.sv p.m. Rochester. 3 side by side plots Rock of Ages 1 vault, 1 dbl.
bronze marker. Valued at 14900. CHAIMS IDA S. Beloved mother of David rome banaraj ano 1 nomas ja SCHLITTERS-BUCCIERO ESTHER M. Beloved wife of the late Crescence Bucciero.
Dear mother of Gloria R. Vuici-Smith, Phyllis E. Nitsef and Richard J. Schlitters. Dear aunt of Laura Smith.
Also survived by 13 grandchildren. Services 11 a.m. Saturday at the A. H. Peters Funeral son.
Dear grandmother of six asking S3000. 842-6548 MURAWA STANLEY J. Aua, 25. 1922. Be randchtidren.
Dear sister ot Lot ie ifiiPohl Marciniak. Funeral liarou maims ano mia (Kevin) Curry Services Thursday 130 p.m. Mfthraw Mamarial Chaoal FridAv 9 30 a from the Wasik loved husband of Frances, dear father of Nancy (Mark) Lyon, John, Gary (Lynn), and Julie (Ralph) Farsetti, grandfather of six. dear son of Frances Murawa. B'l'JI In Memoriam DAVID R.
O'HARA JR, 9-14-74 to 8-27-91 Its been 1 year since you've been. 543-1622. Interment Clover Hill Park Cemetery. Funeral nome 1 ivu 1 nineen wne (W. of Hoover) to St.
Edmund Church at 10 a.m. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Rosary noma aiio wock si vernier Grosse Pointe Woods. Visitation 5-9 p.m. Thursday and 3-9 p.m.
Friday. Funeral Saturday in State 8 30 1 nursoay p.m. vitnonun 1 nun- a m. M. syivester tin time day Mr p.m.
of Visitation Thurs-Hav 5-9. Fridav 1-9 at the D.S. gone; but ft seems like yesterday, will never be the same without you; you will live In our hearts forever. We really miss you, Typist wins $100,000 in Cash 5 drawing LANSING A 46-year-old Detroit typist on Wednesday claimed the $100,000 top prize from Friday's Cash 5 drawing. The winner, who requested anonymity, said she discovered she had matched all five numbers when she phoned the lottery's toll-free number to check her numbers.
She plans to pay debts, get a new car and share her winnings with family. The number is Temrowski Funeral Home 30009 JEZEWSKI COUREY KATHERINE (NOUHAN) August 25, 1992. Beloved wife of George. Dear mother of Deborah. Also leaves 4 sisters and 2 brothers.
Prayers Friday 9 a.m. at Thayer-Rock Funeral Home, 33603 Grand River to 10 30 Mass at Our Lady of Redemption, 8525 Cole, Warren. Visitation Thursday 2-9 p.m. Hoover Rd. at common (izva David; we ll always love you, buddy.
Dad, Mom and Dawn Mile) Scripture Friday p.m. SIDDALL DEAN E. age 60, August 26, 1992. Beloved husband of Mary I. Siddall; dear father ot Susan (Chris) Burnett, David and Bruce (Lynn) Siddall.
Grandfather ot Drew, Brett, Kirk, Amanda, and Stephen Visitation at Wm. R. Hamil JEAN C. of Algonac. Died Aug 25,1992.
Beloved wife of the late Edward F. Dear mother of DENISE SILVANI August 27, 1991 Gone but not forgotten. As we Susanne Double ot Algonac continue the battle we think and Grandmother of Jeanne Sawyer of FL, Sandra Warner ot FL, Peggy Smith of Algonac. Great ton Co. 820 E.
Maple Bir O'DONNELL CATHERINE Dear aunt of Richard H. Molineaux. Private services held Thursday 9:30 a.m. Mt. Hope Cemetery, Livonia.
For information call vermeulen Funor al Home 459-2250 Pray tor you every day. Your rlends at Friends Alliance. mingham Friday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral service Saturday 11 a.m. Franklin Community Church.
ironamoiner 01 -ni utuivmci mith at Alaonac and Samantha Snwver of FL. Services were held 32473 Normandy Franklin. In memoriam: American Diabetes Aug 26. Arrangements by Gilbert runtrat nvmi, rvniLniyan Algonac, Ml. Burial Oaklawn PAS ANTHONY Auoust 74.
1992 Association or the American Can cer Society appreciated. DEMBINSKI MARIE Beloved wife of Frank, dear mother of Frank Ber-nadeine Lietz and Susan Hintze, dear grandmother of three grandchildren and four great grandchildren, dear sister of William Drobnickl. Funeral Saturday 9 a from the Wasik Funeral Home 11470 Thirteen Mile (W. of Hoover) to Assumption Grotto Church at 10 a.m. Rosary Friday 7 30 m.
Interment Assumption WILLIAM R. KELLY Aug. 26, 1927 -Nov. 29, 1991 Remembered and missed by his wife, Margaret, sons Bill Brian, Michael, and his daughter Jane Garvey. He loved music, art and his family.
Sleep in peace, Bill. -The Gaule Family Cemetery. Beloved husband of Helen. Dear brother of Antonina Szlachetha in Poland and Soohie Kaminski. SIEDER ELSIE 77 of Ft.
Lauderdale, Florida Dassed awav Auoust 24, 1992 KAMENS Beloved wife of the late Everette MABEL L. Monday August 24, 1992 In Pittsburgh, PA. Beloved wife of the late Fred Kamens. Services Friday at 9:15 a m. from the Sajtwiki Funeral Home 19111 W.
Warren to St. Hedwig Church at 10 a.m. Interment St. Hedwig Cemeterv Thursday Card of Thanks and Prayers Sieder and the late Jack c. Karner.
Survived by her sister E. Grotto Cemetery. In state after 6 EH BRIERY Mother of Mrs. William (Kane) p.m. inursoay.
Kamens of Oak Park, Ml. Grand mother of Mark and Elaine Israel. 7 p.m. fn state Wednesday 1-9 p.m., Thursday 12-9 p.m. MAY THE SACRED HEART OF DiFRANCESCO jane Henry or loronto, untario, the late Elwin James B.
and T. Carl Chapman and Violet D. Browne. Also survived by stepdaughter, Barbara Coumbe and JESUS be adored, glorified, loved, and preserved. Sacred Heart of Jesus and St.
Jude, pray tor us. Thank you for prayers answered. MMM GAETANA August 26. Dear wife of the late Vincent; dear mother of Philip, Leonard and the late Joseph; also survived by seven grandchildren. Funeral Mass Saturday 10 a.m.
from the Chapel of the L.J. Griffin Funeral Home, 7707 Middlebelt (at Ann Arbor Thomas and Cyndi Israel; Richard Israel; Ellen Schnieter; Andrew and Diane Rothman; Emily Rothman. Also 6 great grandchildren, Services aT Rodef Shalom Temple, 4905 Fifth Ave. Wednesday at 1 p.m,, Pittsburgh, PA, Interment Beth Shalom Cemetery, Shaler Township, PA. Arrangements by the Burton L.
Hirtch Chapel Pittsburgh, PA tour granocniioren. oeioveo auni of several nieces and nephews. Friends may call Thurseday 2-4 Rm, at Joran-Fannin Funeral omt 5110 N. Federal Highway, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida where funeral services will follow at 4 ST.
JUDE May the Sacred Heart PAWLAK HELEN August 26, age 90 Dear- tborn resident over 50 years. Dear wife of the late Gabriel. Beloved mother ot Stanley (Bernice), Charlotte and Richard (Mickey). Grandmother of seven. Great grandmother ot two.
Sister of Stanley, Ray, and Charles Urbanek. Funeral Saturday 9:30 a.m. trom the Lesney A Son Funeral Home 1320) W. Warren, Dearborn to St. Al-phonsus Church at 10 a.m.
Prayer service Friday 7 p.m. Burial Holy Cross cemetery, visitation Thursday 4-9 and Friday 1-9 Trail). Rosary Friday p.m. Visitation Thursday 7-9 and Frl-day 12-9 p.m. p.m.
Entombment Monday at Holv Seoulchre Cemeterv, South- field, Michigan. Donations sug- ot jesus oe aaoreo, giormeov loved and preserved throughout the world now and forever Sacred Heart of Jesus pray (or us. St. Jude, Worker of Miracles, firay for us. Helper of the Hope-ess pray for us.
Say prayer nine times a day for 9 days. By the ninth day prayer will be answered. Publication must be romised. Thank you St. Jude.
gesteo 10 ine neart runo. EMMONS JESSE W. aoe 72, August 24th TRACEY CYRIL C. August 25, 1992. Age, 91.
KROLL CATHERINE August 25. Beloved wife of the late Norman. Dear mother of Jonnle. Grandmother of Catherine Ann, Peter Michael and Barbara Jonnie. Sister of Julia.
Marie. Mildred. Roxie and father ot Gordon brother oi Junior, Zoe (Robert) Schmidt, Muskegon a 17-year-oid pleaded no contest Wednesday to involuntary manslaughter in the slaying of a passing United Parcel Service truck driver. The teen had been shooting his rifle at bricks. DETROIT The Environmental Protection Agency has fined the city $1.5 million for leaky, inadequately inspected gasoline storage tanks at fire and police stations, the city said this week.
oeioveo nusoano ot maruo; aear father of Dr. Charles C. Funeral service Saturday 9:15 a.m. at The Kernecia tennetnj urant, n9-dean (Herman) Engie and Bob Prayers Friday 10 a.m. Swanson-Uiwir Funaral Noma 30351 De PETKO EILEEN JOYCE Auoust 19.
1992 Of THANKSTOST. JUDE BLESSED MOTHER AND SA Donald. In state at McCabe Funeral hom*o, 31950 W. 12 Mile Farmington Hills, Thursday 2-9 neeiy-iurowsKi runerai nome 30200 Five Mile Rd. (betw.
Middlebelt and Merriman) and to St. Valentine Church at 10 a.m. Rosa-rv Thursday 7:30 D.m. Entomb CRED HEART OF JESUS. G.A.K.
quindre (1 blk of 13 Mi) 1030 cancer in New York City. Dear daughter of John and Mary. Sister of Robert (Theresa). Aunt of Eric. Memorial services at a a.m.
it. vicem rerrer inunn, Interment White Cha Del. Vtsita- p.m. i-yneroi nna at 91. uwen Catholic Church, Friday 10 a.m.
Rosary Thursday 8 30 p.m. Entombment Glen Eden Cemetery. THANK You Jesus and St. JudV For Prayers Answered. R.T.
ment Holy Sepulchre. Visitation tion Thursday 2-9 p.m. Scripture later date. 1 nursoay -y, i-riaay a ano -y, service 1 nursoay r.jv p.m..
