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LocalState Lansing State Journal Thursday, Oct. 27, 1988 2B GREATER LANSING DIGEST Seminar scheduled for volunteers People interested in being trained to provide respite care can attend a November seminar at Lansing Community College. "Respite Care for Volunteers" is set from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Nov.

10 and 11 at the Parish Hall of the Diocesan Center, 228 N. Walnut St Participants may reserve a box lunch at $3 each. Volunteers will learn how to assist functionally impaired adults, and to serve as companions and substitute care-providers for a specified period of time each week. Register by Thursday by calling 483-1179. Councilwoman donates $15,000 to LCC Lansing Community College has received a $15,000 helped more than 50,000 children and adults develop communication skills.

a EATON RAPIDS Group donates $400 to adult handicapped The Knights of Columbus chapter of Eaton Rapids has donated $400 to the adult handicapped program. The program, a United Way agency, provides social and recreational activities to the physically, develop-mentally, emotionally and learning disabled. The money will be used to send 29 residents from eight homes in Eaton Rapids on weekly social visits to Charlotte. ELSIE School to conduct AIDS Awareness class Afternoon classes in the Ovid-Elsie schools will be dismissed early Friday so that employees can attend an "AIDS Awareness" workshop from 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.

in the high school auditorium. Pupils in the first through 12th grades will be dismissed after their lunch period at 12:30 p.m. Kindergarten students will be dismissed at 11:15 a.rrt There will be no afternoon kindergarten classes. HOWELL Hospital to screen Halloween candy McPherson Hospital will offer free X-raying of trick or treat candy for area children between 6:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m.

on Halloween night The screening will be available at the hospital, 620 Byron Road, Howell, or at the McAuley-McPherson Health Building, West Grand River and Meijer Drive, Brighton. Compiled from staff reports. If you have information for the Greater Lansing Digest, call Hueh health careers scholarship from Lu-cile Belen, Lansing City Councilwoman and owner of Belen's Flowers. The first scholarship will be awarded in the 1989 fall term. The full scholarship will be renewable for the second year, providing the student remains in good academic standing.

Following graduation the student must agree to spend one year in an area health facility, such as a hospital Hinir nr nnrcinp hnmp Hor- westbound car driven by Jason Kemler, 16, of Webber-ville, said Sgt Gerry Laxton of the Ingham County Sheriffs Department The cause of the collision is still under investigation, he said. Casanova was taken to Sparrow Hospital with facial, head and neck injuries. She originally was listed in critical condition. Kemler was taken to Ingham Medical Center where he was listed in fair condition Tuesday night His passenger, Brian Baker, 15, of Dansville was treated at Ingham Medical Center and released. OKEMOS Plant growers honor Okemos couple An Okemos couple has been honored with a living tribute fund by the greenhouse industry.

The Professional Plant Growers Association has established the fund to honor Will and Barbara Carlson for their work in founding the association, a non-profit trade organization of more than 3,700 growers, wholesalers and retailers throughout the United States and Canada and 29 foreign countries. Will Carlson is executive vice-president of the association and a horticulture professor at Michigan State University. Barbara Carlson is the association's office manager and was its first employee eight years ago. Since it was founded, the association has contributed $128,000 for research in greehouse production practices. For information about the foundation call 694-8537, LANSING Lions conduction annual fruit sale The Lansing "Host" lions Club is conducting its annual fund-raising fruit sale.

The club will sell pink grapefruit and navel oranges through Nov. 22. Proceeds from the sale will go toward the club's various activities for vision-impared Lansing area residents. For information, call Michael Bahls, 482-3799. i fiLl DELTA TOWNSHIP Waverly yearbooks available for sale Waverly High School has discovered it has a surplus and a shortage of its yearbook, the Iliad depending on the year.

There is a surplus of books for the classes of 1964, 1968, 1972-75, 1977, 1978, 1980 and 1983-87. Graduates can purchase the books for $15. And there's a shortage of books for the classes of 1966, 1967, 1969, 1976 and 1979. The Iliad staff is seeking donations of those editions for its files. More information is available from Douglas Keyes at 321-7265.

DEWITT TOWNSHIP Arts and crafts shows scheduled The DeWitt Township Parks and Recreation Department will holds its annual fall arts and crafts show next week. There will be 60 displays at the show, to be held from 6 m. to 9 p.m. Nov. 4, and 9 a.m.

to 4 p.m. Nov. 5 at 4700 Brook Road, off UJS. 27 and State Road. For information, call 482-1291.

DANSVILLE Crash victim in serious condition A Dansville woman's condition was upgraded to serious at Sparrow Hospital Wednesday after a head-on collision Tuesday morning in Ingham County. Connie Casanova, 37, was eastbound on M-36 west of. Dietz Road about 8:30 a.m. when her car collided with a tors offices are not included. Belen For information, call (517) 483-1985.

EAST LANSING Balloon sale to help hearing impaired Members of the Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority will be selling balloons Saturday to raise funds for Logopedics an organization for the hearing and speech impaired. Sorority members will be selling the balloons for $1 each from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Spartan Stadium before the football game between Michigan State University and Ohio State. The Institute of Logopedics in Wichita, Kansas, is the sorority's philanthrophy.

Since 1934, the institute has Leach at 377-1119. DATABANK Dollars per student The amount of state equalized valuation (property value) per student in Clinton County school districts. Gregory and Darcie K. Yansens. James Robert and Connie Lee Robie.

Robert Lee and Ceola James. Neil W. and Dana A. Ahrens. Kenneth Lloyd and Evelyn Mae Lowrance Norval and Violett E.

Edwards. Mark and Gayl Hyde Blombach. Timothy J. and Jain R. Miner.

Rudy Adolph and Kim Laverne Ware. Michael L. and anne M. Whipple. DEATH NOTICES NEW PLATS District 1 984-85 1 985-86 1 986-87 Bath $43,225 $44,279 $44,930 DeWitt $41,600 $42,960 $43,775 Fowler $49,024 $52,349 $51 ,984 Ovid-Elsie, $49,423 $50,1 84 $50,047 Pewamo-Westphalia $64,374 $67,268 $68,391 St.

Johns $54,145 $57,969 $57,017 TRENT: To Andrew J. and Zarada Trent, 1663 W. Edgewood Lansing, a son, Andrew Jay II, Oct 22. VanEVERY: To Kenneth D. and Linda D.

VanEvery, 615 Lenore, Lansing, a daughter, Megan Lee, Oct 22. WATTS: To Malinda F. Watts, 5923A S. Waverly, Lansing, a daughter, Che-Quonda Renee Carter, Oct 22. ELSEWHERE HUBBARD: To William and Theresa Hubbard, 515 W.

Stewart, Owosso, a son, Christopher William, at Hurley Hospital, Flint, Sept 20. DIONISE: To Jeff and Mary Dionise, Dale City, a daughter, Beth Ann, at Prince William Hospital, Manassas, Oct 15. CLINTON COUNTY DeWitt Township Looking Glass Pines No. 2, east side of Airport Road on south side of Looking Glass River, 37 lots. Looking Glass Meadows Development Corporation, Kenneth A.

Anderson, president, proprietor. M. Davis Construction, 2140 Adelpha, six-unit apartment, $183,400. Schiffer Masonary Construction, 2190 Delhi N.E., office addition, $26,400. Bondarenko Development, 2708 Moreno Drive, new house and garage, $104,460.

City of East Lansing Marie J. Brennan, 302 Highland new garage, $5,600. Smythe Walls and Ceilings 333 Albert tentant improvements for Metropolitan Life, $11,420. Robert and Shelagh M. Miller, 1438 Hitching Post Road, new addition, $38,000.

Lansing Township Mike Miller, 3305 Timber, screened-in porch, $2,140. Northern Home Improvement, 3430 Macon, re-roofing, $1,200. Michigan Bell, 1570 Lake Lansng Road, utility building, $35,000. Michigan Bell, 2934 W. SL Joseph, utility building, $35,000.

Robinson's Memorial, 509 Charles, re-roofing, $2,600. Nelson Corporation, 2924 Grand River, addition, $90,000. Kirk Slater, 3425 Overlea, siding, $4,700. James Darnell, 3300 Waverly Hills Drive, new house, $100,000. Lee Boucher, 1213 Shaffer Cpurt, concrete front porch, $2,000.

Duval Roofing, 1605 Boynton, roof, $2,840. John Rossi, 319 Stoner, increas height on existing foundation, $4,200. Norma Foster, 311 N. Deerfield, re-roof, $2,000. Terry Schmidt, 316 S.

Rosemary, conversion to duplex, $3,500. Source: Michigan Department of Education MEETINGS TODAY LANSING: City Council Committee of the Whole, 4 p.m., 10th floor conference room, City Hall, 120 W. Michigan Ave. LANSING ASHCRAFT, ELLIOTT MICHAEL, infant son of Michael T. and Susan E.

Ash-craft, died Monday. Memorial services 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Central Free Methodist Church. BENEDICT, MARGARET died Wednesday. Arrangements by Palmer-Bush Lansing Chapel.

CLARK, ROBERT 81, retired state Lands Division employee, died Wednesday. There will be no services. Arrangements by Tiffany Funeral Home. DONN, ANDREW, 32, died Tuesday. Services 10:30 a.m.

Friday at East Lawn Memory Gardens, Okemos. Arrangements by Gorsline-Runciman Lansing Chapel. HORSKI, ELODA MAE (LOLA), 64, Lansing Catholic Central High School employee, died Tuesday. Services 10 a.m. Friday at St.

Mary Cathedral. Arrangements by Palmer-Bush Lansing Chapel. CHARLOTTE MERRILL, STUART, 79, of 1691 w. Kalamo, died Wednesday. Arrangements by Pray Funeral Home.

MASON HERRICK, WILLIAM E. (BILL), 60, died Wednesday. Services 2:30 p.m. Saturday at Gorsline-Runciman Ball-Dunn Chapel. ELSEWHERE ADAMS, LINDA 47, of Lake City, formerly of Lansing, former Lansing School District employee, died Tuesday.

Services 1 1 am. Saturday at Young Funeral Home, Lake City. LUDDEN, ETHEL, 91, of Independence, Mo died Sunday. Services were held in Missouri. RONNING, RICHARD, 59, of Lisbon, N.D., formerly of Charlotte, retired Oldsmobile employee, died Oct 21.

Services 1 p.m. Friday at Pray Funeral Home, Charlotte. COURTS en days in jail, $300 costs, restitution in full with half to be paid by Oct. 28. Joe Kevin Gould, 29, 230 Horton Lansing, arson of a dwelling, three to 20 years in prison, credit for 48 days.

Luther Lawrence Thompson, 29, 3322 Pleasant Grove, Lansing, third degree criminal sexual conduct, three to 15 years in prison, credit for 40 days. Susan Cosetta Richardson, also known as Susan Armstrong, 502 N. Butler, Lansing, attempted possession of less than 50 grams of cocaine, two years probation, first eight months in jail, credit for 81 days, 4400 costs, $160 fine; use of cocaine, two years probation, 120 days in jail, credit for 79 days, $400 costs, $160 fine, sentences to run concurrently. Marvin Junior High, 22, 1917 Cumberland, Lansing, pleaded guilty to violation of probation on charge of attempted larceny in a building, six months in jail, credit for 14 days, probation revoked. Leroy Sturghill, 25, 3233 N.

Waverly, Lanisng, pleaded guilty to violation of probation on charge of attempted breaking or entering of a motor vehicle, one week in jail, $75 costs, probation continued. NEW BUSINESSES Lansing State Journal Lynn Reynolds, 43, both of Charlotte. Wyatt John Nash, 19, of Orlando, and Angelica Marie King, 19, of Charlotte. Mitchell O. Taft, 26, of Morgantown, W.Va., and Jennifer Christine Corr, 20, of Lansing.

Curtis Lee Wright, 25, of Lisle, 111., and Mary Jo Vernon, 25, of Lansing. Barry William Conroy, 36, and Mary Elizabeth Dunn, 25, both of Beverly, Mass. James R. Balke, 47, and Jean Elaine Howland, 42, both of Lansing. Mark Miller Abraham, 27, of Lansing, and Laurie Patrice Svendsen, 29, of DeWitt.

John Leslie McMullen, 28, and Christine Sarah Chapman, 25, both of Love-land, Ohio. CLINTON COUNTY Robert William Walter, 20, and Kris-tine Mary Hazard, 19. Jon David LaFerier, 34, and Robin Ann Cowan, 31. Bobbie Jon Farnum, 24, and Lisa Ann Rice, 20. Thomas James Rasdale, 34, and Becky Jo Whittaker, 27.

Steven John Rademacher, 22, and Shari Lynn Henry, 22. Frank Thomas Noonan, 21, and Susan Jane Caesar, 19. Robert Lee Briggs III, 23, and Jill An-ette Spies, 24. Jeffrey Scott Butler, 21, and Allison Kay Dickens, 18. Stephen Clare Pung, 25, and Marcia Kay Heath, 22.

Michael Lee Stilwell, 22, and Sandra Lee Faught, 21. BUILDING PERMITS The listed values have been determined by individual building departments for purposes of establishing permit fees and may not reflect actual construction costs. INGHAM COUNTY Delhi Township Roger Cook, 2192 Cedar remodel to commercial and addition to existing garage, $15,000. Randy Heiser, 2085 Jefferson SL, add bathroom, $4,480. Frandorson Properties, 2495 Cedar remodel interior of retail space into two spaces, $30,000.

Long Development, 2385 Delhi Commerce Drive, foundation for new four-unit office and warehouse building, $30,000. Lawrence Reynolds, 1981 Adelpha St, add bedroom and bathroom, $8,000. Dart National Bank, 2469 Cedar new automatic teller machine and building, $27,000. Charles Bieska, 2245 Main dwelling addition, $11,200. TMN 5021 Runnymede Drive, new house and garage, $73,240.

Okemos Builders, 2530 Varsity Lane, new house and garage, $80,590. Paul Schultz, 5020 Runnymede Drive, new house and garage, $82,770. Don Bondarenko, 2707 Moreno Drive, new house and garage, $69,240. Don Bondarenko, 5960 Cartago Drive, new house and garage, $84,045. Frank DeRose, 1925 Onondaga Road, new house and garage, $73,370.

American One Federal Credit Union, 1969 Cedar new sign, Long Development 2385 Delhi Commerce Drive, four-unit officewarehouse, $330,355. John Murphy, 2058 Elliott move earage from 2040 Elliott $1,000. Tom Beckner, 4700 Holt Road, new house and garage, $54,980. Sue Homsey, 5594 Harper Road, attached garage and home addition, $6,160. Mike and Jennifer Rogers, 4982 Wilcox Road, adult foster care home, $55,530.

EATON COUNTY AMS Entertainment, 817 N. Clinton, Grand Ledge. Filed by Mark D. Cutler. Buckmaster Cabinets, 9247 S.

Clinton Trail, Eaton Rapids. Filed by Bruce Kimberly S. and Randy J. Buckmaster. Candi Apples by Susan, 3606 Division Lansing.

Filed by Susan M. Greene. Choices for Positive Everything, 1434 E. Five Point Highway, Charlotte, filed by Linda C. Shrum.

Cinda Sue Quilts and Crafts West, 452 W. Main, Grand Ledge, filed by Susan Loretta DeKoninck, 452 W. Main, Grand Ledge. Classic Pizza, 904A Waverly Road, Lansing. Filed by Donald and Valerie J.

Barabas. MARRIAGES BIRTHS DIVORCES EATON COUNTY William Edward Gibbons 38, and Kim Lee Johnson, 29, both of Grand Ledge. David Christopher Rabidoux, 26, of Eaton Rapids, and Tracy Lynn Jacob, 22, of Lansing. Michael Allen Jones, 36, and Kenda Louise Ruthruff, 27, both of Lansing. Charles Foyd Day, 29, and Mary Ann Frith, 30, both of Olivet Mark Steven Chant, 23, and Lisa Anne Wagner, 21, both of Lansing.

Dennis Lee Lantrip, 27, and Kimberly Diane Beedle, 22, both of Grand Ledge. David Wayne Rogers, 30, of Charlotte, and Debra Jo Musgrave, 26, both of East Lansing. Michael Robert Alexander, 39, of Charlotte, and Melanie Catherine Gordon, 29, of Lansing. Randall Jon Pollock, 27, and Jody Marie Wollpert, 28, both of Charlotte. STATE LOTTERY Wednesday DAILY GAME: 973 DAILY-4: 6078 SUPER LOTTO: 20, 22, 25, 27, 38, 39 Compiled by staff writers Hugh Leach and Sally Trout.

INGHAM COUNTY William A. and Sherry L. Anderson. George Chung-Chi and Jenny Gin-I Chung Su. Frederick and Gladys May McFadden.

David Charles and Terri Lynne Michels. Donald and Regina K. Erbe. R. William Joyner and Diane F.

Foster. Luther Eldon Dymond, 64, and Chere INGHAM COUNTY Sentences JUDGE JAMES R. GIDDINGS Kevin Wayne Morrison, 29, 325 Smith Lansing, possession of a controlled substance, three years probation, first 90 days in jail, credit for two days, work release granted, $500 costs. Larry Funches, 32, 3221 Hepfer, Lansing, attempted receiving andor aiding in the concealment of stolen property valued at more than $100, six months in jail, credit for 43 days, three months suspended upon payment of $90 costs. Donald Charles Westmoreland, 29, 6511 Hillard Road, Lansing, carrying a concealed weapon on the person, 30 months to five years in prison, credit for 80 days.

Cherry L. Nelson, 42, 1733 W. Holmes Road, Lansing, embezzlement under $100, two years probation, $500 costs, $5,500 restitution. Ricky Ricardo Heredia, 20, 1540 New York Lansing, pleaded guilty to violation of probation on charge of attempted breaking and entering of an automobile with intent to steal, probation revoked, 10 months in jail, credit for 67 days. James Mizell, 32, 420 Red Arrow Highway, No.

35, Stevensville, pleaded guilty to violation of probation on charge of possession of a controlled substance, probation continued, 12 days in jail to be served on weekends, $600 costs. JUDGE LAWRENCE M. GLAZER Virgel Gibbs, 38, 927 y2 N. Chestnut, Lansing, third degree criminal sexual conduct, nine to 15 years in prison; fourth degree criminal sexual conduct, 16 months to two years in prison, credit for 120 days, sentences to run concurrently. Dennis Ray Green, 19, 1210 Whyte, Lansing, breaking and entering of an occupied dwelling, one year in jail, credit for 86 days; pleaded guilty to violation of probation on charge of attempted larceny from a building, probatin revoked, one year in jail, credit for 164 days, sentences to concurrently.

Nassib Habib Badawy, 67, 208 N. Holmes, Lansing, assault with intent to commit criminal sexual conduct, two years probation, nine months in jail, credit for 120 days. Donald Hansen, 48, 5812 Richwood, No. 1, Lansing, attempted second degree criminal sexual conduct, five years structured probation, first year to be on electronic tether house arrest. Michael Roger Schafer, 21, 1704 Massachusetts, Lansing, attempted felonious assault, two years probation, first eight months in jail, credit for 106 days.

Jody Lee Sinclair, no age given, 2305 Knob Hill, No. 8, Okemos, pleaded guilty to violation of probation on charge of attempted felonious assault, probation revoked, one year in jail, credit for 167 days. JUDGE MICHAEL G. HARRISON Marvel Roosevelt Verser, 21, 823 W. Shiawassee, Lansing, pleaded guilty to violation of probation on charge of attempted uttering and publishing (bad check), two weeks in jail, probation continued.

Omar Ratcliff, 20, 423 Thors, Auburn Hills, probation violation, probation revoked, one year in jail, credit for 97 days. Scholonne Antoinette Swanson, 21, 1413 N. Jenison, Lansing, issuing a no-account check, one year probation, sev- For Paid Obituary Notices, Call 377-1104 DEATHS AND FUNERALS Memoriams and lards or inarm appear uucumV-. Horski is survived by Kathv Wireman and yrc r.len (Carolyn) Jackson of Missouri; 13 grandchildren; and 24 great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by son, Alan; and daughter, Rosemary.

She was a faithful member of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Services were held in Independence, MO on October 26. E3 LANSING GENERAL RICHARDS: To Paul M. and Kathleen E. Richards, 2015 W.

Maple, Lansing, a son, Jon Paul, Oct 22. SPOONER: To Steve and Kathy Spooner, 5519 Kaynorth, No. 6, Lansing, a son, Derek Michael-Jay, Oct 22. ST. LAWRENCE SHIREMAN: To Tim and Coleen Shireman, 1040 Maycroft, Lansing, a daughter, Audrey Leigh, Oct.

22. WALLER: To Tellis and Mary Waller, 554 Cornell East Lansing, a son, Jonathan Tellis, Oct 22. SPARROW SCHIRO: To William and Vicki Schiro, 3831 Hemmingway Drive, Okemos, a son, Anthony William Bernthal Schiro, Oct 17. ARNOLD: To Dale E. and Darla Arnold, 911 Wisconsin St, Lansing, a daughter, Kelley Marie-Grace, Oct 22.

BAPPERT: To Joseph R. and Lolita Bappert, 5567 VanAtta Road, Haslett, a daughter, Laura Anne, Oct 22. BURKE: To Swift G. and Jolanda Burke, 204 Hill, Lansing, a daughter, Ashley Marie, Oct 22. CHAPMAN: To Vicki L.

Chapman, 636 S. Mifflin, Lansing, a son, Dustion Lee Lilly, Oct 22. COCHRAN: To Hugh S. and Janis Cochran, 5256 Bear Lake, East Lansing, a son, Charles Evan, Oct 22. COX: To Kim Cox, 825 N.

Pennsylvania, Apt. 1, Lansing, a daughter, Cour-teney Nicole Jackson, Oct 22. ECKENRODE: To Brian A. and Jo-Anne M. Eckenrode, 1140 Poplar Lane, No.

1, East Lansing, a daughter, Christina Rose, Oct 22. LAKE: To Tamara J. Lake, 1012 Kel-sey Lansing, a daughter, Amanda Kay, Oct 22. OGDEN: To Donald J. and Vita Og-den, 1809 Stoney Pointe, Lansing, a daughter, Christina Michelle, Oct.

22. SANCHEZ: To Mark L. and Candie Sanchez, 806 N. Cedar Lansing, a son, Frank Perez, Oct 22. SCHIEBERL: To Cynthia Schieberl, 913 W.

Shiawassee, Lansing, a son, Clinton Daniel Harris Jr Oct 22. SHERMAN: To John E. and Lorraine Sherman, 103 Femhill Court, Lansing, a son, Christopher Michael, Oct 22. Lisa Fueslein, both of Charlotte, Debra Kot-larczyk of Grand Ledge; 6 grandchildren; brother, Loren; and sister, Ina Sever-son. He was preceded in death by his first wife, Irene in 1984.

Funeral services will be held Friday, 1 p.m. at the Pray Funeral Home, Charlotte, with interment in Maple Hill Cemetery. (Lana) Myers; and son, Eric both of Lansing; father, Paul Collier of Harrison. She was preceded in death by a son. Earl in 1978.

Services 11 a.m. Saturday at the Young Funeral Home, Lake City, where visitation will be held Thursday, 6-8 p.m. and Friday, 3-8 p.m. Memorial tributes may be made to the American Legion Auxiliary Lake City Post 300. child.

Brandy Porter. No services are to be held. Cremation will take place, with interment of the ashes at Eastlawn Memorial Gardens, Okemos. Mr. Clark will be deeply missed by his family and friends.

Memorial contributions may be. made to the Cancer Society, The First Presbyterian Church of downtown Lansing, or to the charity of one's choice. Arrangements made by Tiffany Funeral Home. her husband, Maurice; 1 son, David of Lansing; 3 daughters, Sue Droscha of Mason, Sandra Horski and Jean Walker both of California; 1 brother, Francis Felber of LaCrosse, WI; 7 grandchildren, Kelly, Julie, Davey, Ben, Jessie, Issac and Erin. Mass of the Christian Burial will be celebrated Friday, October 28, 1988 at 10 a.m.

at St. Mary Cathedral with The Rev. Fr. James Murray as the Celebrant. Private graveside services will be CLARK, ROBERT K.

Lansing Age 81, passed away October 26, 1988. Born in Marquette, on December 19, 1906, Mr. Clark lived in Lansing for most of his life. He attended Northern Michigan University and was retired from the Lands Division, State of Michigan, after 40 years of loyal service. Surviving are his wife of over 50 years, Edith; son, Robert Clark and his wife, Janet of Breckenridge; 3 daughters, Mrs.

Charles F. (Sally) Porter of Fort Collins, CO, Mrs. Maxwell (Sueann) Creaser of Grand Ledge, and Jane Clark of Lansing; 2 brothers, Ira of Florence, AL and Waiter of Wickenburg, AZ; 6 grandchildren, Kevin, Diane and Ruth Ann Porter, Janet (Porter) Hamilton, David Clark and Karen Creaser; 1 great grand held at St. Joseph Cath olic Cemetery. The family will receive their friends Thursday, 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

at the Palmer-Bush Lansing RONNING, RICHARD Lisbon, ND Formerly of Charlotte Age 59, died October 21, 1988. He retired from Oldsmobile in 1983 and was an U.S. Air Force veteran. He was a member of the V.F.W. Post 2406 in Charlotte and the Eagles Aerie 3552.

Surviving are his wife, Al-vira; 1 son, Robert of Charlotte; 3 daughters, Chapel where the Ro HORSKI, ELODA MAE (LOLA) Lansing Age 64, died Tuesday, October 25, 1988. She was born on February 3, 1924 in LaCrossc, WI and has lived in Lansing most of her life. She was employed with Lansing Catholic Central High School. Mrs. LUDDEN, ETHEL Independence, MO Age 91, died October 23, 1988 in Independence.

Born October 17, 1897 in Pellston, Ml, she lived in Lansing for 35 years moving to Independence in 1952. Survivors include daughters, Doris Illig of Kansas, Mrs. Edward Allen (Kathleen) Wheeler of Lansing, sary will be prayed Thursday, 8 p.m. In ADAMS, LINDA M. Lake City Formerly of Lansing Age 47, died October 25, 1988.

She had been employed by the Lansing School District for 10 years. Surviving are her husband, Roger; daughter, Mrs. Rick lieu of flowers contri butions may be made to the Lansine Catholic School Foundation. Envelopes are available at the Funeral Home..