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A 2B LocalState Lansing State Journal Q- Wednesday, Aug. 101994 GREATER LANSING, V- The course focuses on safe driving techniques and how to avoid all types of traffic accidents despite adverse conditions and the actions of others. The cost is $35 if paid in advance or $45 at the door. For information, call the Lansing Area Safety Council at 482-1583. Sheriffs' Association and the family of Airman 1st Class Michael Ray to a person who has made outstanding contributions to a victim or family whose life has been touched by crime in Michigan.

The award was established by Ray's family in 1991. Ray was murdered wjiile serving in the Air Force. Walters is a psychologist at Michigan's maximum security prison in Jackson. Through his work, he has earned an international reputation for his insights into serial killers and other murders. Free immunization clinics start today Free immunization clinics for area children will be held today and Saturday at area shopping centers.

The clinics, sponsored by Sparrow Health System, WLNS-TV (Channel 6) and the Ingham County Health Department will be from 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. today at the Frandor Shopping Center and from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at the Logan Square Shopping Center.

Immunizations include diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough, polio, measles, mumps, German measles, flu and hepatitis. Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Participants are asked to bring their children's immunization records with them. Sparrow and county health officials advise parents to have their children immunized even if they are not of school age. Compiled from staff reports.

If you have information for the Greater Lansing Digest, call Hush Leach, 377-1119. 7 Sept 23 at the Fort Custer Training Center. For information or to arrange for an organization to become involved in the anniversary celebration, call (616) 731-4164. Group in search of host families Foreign exchange students will arrive very soon in Michigan to spend an academic year or semester with host families. The SHARE! Program still needs a few more local families to host a student Now is the crucial time to match students with their host families so they can begin communicating before arrival to start the new school year.

Exchange students from Europe, Asia, Latin America and the former Soviet republics are still available and waiting for families. Many Michigan high schools have deadlines for exchange-student enrollment Families interested in hosting or receiving information may call the SHARE! National Office, 1-800-321-3738. EAST LANSING Defensive driving class is Monday The Lansing Area Safety Council will offer the National Safety Council's Defensive Driving Course at the Michigan State University Public Safety Building from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Monday.

The four-hour course includes lecturediscussion and workbook activities along with a variety of films. LANSING Party set for zoo society members The Potter Park Zoological Society will hold its fifth annual Members Only Party at 5 p.m. Aug. 16 at Potter Park Zoo. There will be free pony and camel rides for the kids, a picnic supper, music, magic and surprises.

Zookeepers will conduct a behind-the-scenes tour. Reservations are due Friday. Lansing man gets crime-fighting award Richard Walter of Lansing, a founder of the Vidocq Society, received the Michael Ray Award at the recent summer conference of the Michigan Sheriffs' Association in Muskegon. Walter received the award for his work and dedication to families of unsolved homicide cases, which is the mission of the Vidocq Society. The society was named for a Frenchman credited with being the first modern detective and is an international team of 82 detectives and specialists who take on unsolved homicides and try to track down the killers.

The Michael Ray award is annually presented by the AREA Cemetery schedules celebration Fort Custer Cemetery, 15501 Dickman Road, Augusta, will celebrate its 10th anniversary Sept 22 and 25 with a salute to the services that the 770-acre. cemetery has provided to a five-state area, including Michigan, since it dedicated on Sept 23, 1984. The celebration will begin on Sept 22 with tours of several historic buildings in the area that will be open to the public from noon to 4 p.m. At 6 p.m., a 10th anniversary and medal of honor dinner and social hour will be held at the American Legion Custer Post 54. Cost of the dinner is $14 and seating is limited to 300 people.

After Sept 8, tickets will be $16. Reservations can be made by calling the Fort Custer National Cemetery Aclministration Office, (616) 731-4161. Guest speaker at the dinner will be Maj. Gen. Fred Gorden, commanding general, VS.

Army Military District of Washington, D.C A military parade to the cemetery will start at 10 a.m. DARLING, BRADLEY 36, of Mount Pleasant, died Sunday. Services 11 a.m. today at Gorsline-Runciman DeWitt ChapeL OBITUARY John Hertel House leader's dad BIRTHS Street Lansing, pleaded guilty to first degree retail fraud and habitual offender. Chadwick Dion Hail, 24, 3100 block of Averill Street Lansing, pleaded guilty to first degree retail fraud.

Shawn Lynn Canell, 27, 400 block of East Cass Street, St Johns, arson of real property 2-10 years in prison. Michael Frederick Gordon, 32, 1800 block of Horton SE, Grand Rapids, receiving andor aiding in the concealment of stolen property valued at more than $100, four years probation, 12 months in jail, $350 costs, $960 state supervision fee. Jona Ray, 45, 400 block of Rosemary, Lansing, possession of less than 25 grams of cocaine, three years probation, 120 days in jail, $350 costs, $360 supervision fee. Cheryl Ann May, 43, 5800 block of Coleman, Coleman, possession of controlled substances, 24 months probation, 180 days in jail, $250 fine, $250 costs. Joann Cary Ayris, 23, 1000 block of West Monroe Road, St Louis, negligent homicide, 24 months probation $480 supervision fee 250 hours community service.

STATE LOTTERY Tuesday DAILY GAME: 422 DAILY-4: 5454 BKENO: 01, 04, 15, 17 21,31,33,35,41,42 46, 48, 52, 55, 56, 62 -64, 69, 71, 77, 79, 80 You must match six to 10 numbers to win a cash prize. Saturday 1 MICHIGAN LOTTO: 04, 31, 35, 39, 40, 48 Six-number winners: none WEDNESDAY'S JACKPOTf $10 million Tuesday CASH 5: 09, 10, 28, 32, 34 Here's how to contact elected county officials County elected officials affect many services of importance to local people, including law enforcement and vital records keeping. Here are the telephone numbers of elected county officials in Clinton County: Clerk Jane Swanchara, 224-5140. Drain Commissioner Tom O'Bryant, 224-5160. Prosecuting Attorney Charles Sherman, 224-5260.

Register of Deeds Carol Wooley, 224-5270. Sheriff Donald Hengesh, 224-5200. Treasurer Patricia Purtill, 224-5280. Commissioner Larry Martin, R-District 1, 834-2644. Commissioner Donald Witt, R-District 2, 224-3965.

Commissioner Robert Ditmer, R-District 3, 224-7333. Commissioner Lois Bracey, R-District 4, 834-5490. Commissioner Richard Hawks, R-District 5, 641-6807. Commissioner Wendell Myers, R-District 6, 669-5667. Commissioner Sara Clark Pierson, R-District 7, 626-6111.

Circuit Judge Jeffrey Martlew, 224-5130. Circuit Judge Randy Tahvonen, 224-5132. District Judge Richard Wells, 224-5150. Probate Judge Marvin Robertson, 224-5190. Your Voice Counts is a daily look at what's going on in government.

Have suggestions for future topics? Call Metro Editor Elaine Kulhanek at 377-1193. DIVORCES INGHAM COUNTY SYMONDS: Franklin O. and Veronica D. DOOLEY and FLEMING: Brian K. Dooley and Margaret L.

Fleming. Compiled by staff writers Hugh Leach and Sally Trout For lottery results 24 hours a day, call 485-7316 and press 3. Associated Press John Hertel father of Democratic state House Leader Curtis Hertel and a Purple Heart recipient, died Tuesday at Saratoga Community Hospital in Detroit. Hertel, 74, had suffered from pneumonia before his death. Hertel was a former owner of Kaufmann's Cafe in Detroit from 1945 to 1976.

He served in the U.S. Army infantry and participated in the landing at Normandy, where he was wounded. He re-entered college at age 46 to get a master's degree in education from Wayne State University in 1981, and taught in the Detroit public school system. Born in Detroit on Feb. 20, 1920, Hertel lived in Harper Woods.

He was a member of Bruce Post No. 1146 VFW, the Key Webb Social Club and the Harper Woods Lions Club. His two other sons also have served in public office. John Hertel, a former state senator, is a Macomb County commissioner. Dennis Hertel is a former congressman.

Hertel is survived by his three sons, his wife of 53 years, Marie, 10 grandchildren and two sisters. Services are scheduled for Friday morning at the A.H. Peters Funeral Home in Grosse Pointe Woods. Donations in lieu of flowers can be made to the Harper Woods Lions Club. A.H.

Peters Funeral Home is located at 20705 Mack Grosse Pointe Woods 48236. DEATHS AND FUNERALS DeWITT HOLLERN: To Dale F. and Brenda S. Hollern, a daughter, Morgan Elizabeth, at Sparrow Hospital, July 31. MURDIE: To William and Amy Mur-die, a daughter, Alanna Lynn, at St Lawrence Hospital, Aug.

4. EAST LANSING SAUER: To John and Angela Sauer, a son, Matthew Alan, at SL Lawrence Hospital, July 31. EATON RAPIDS DeYOUNG: To Kevin and Kimberly DeYoung, a son, Michael David, at SL Lawrence Hospital, July 29. LANSING BROKER: To Todd R. Broker and Nora G.

Thelen, a son, Anthony Todd Broker, at Sparrow Hospital, Aug. 1. EDGAR: To Robert and Jennifer Edgar, a daughter, Kristina Nicole, at St. Lawrence Hospital, Aug. 1.

RICHARDSON: To William F. Ill and Joyce Richardson, a daughter, Genevieve Marie, at St. Lawrence Hospital, Aug. 1. VELASQUEZ-MAYHEW: To Tim Mayhew and Britt Velasquez, a son, Cyr-ess Kincaid Velasquez-Mayhew, at SL Lawrence Hospital, Aug.

1. WILKINS: To Chad and Cathy Wil-kins, a son, Saige Allen, at St. Lawrence Hospital, Aug. 1. JACKSON: To Walter M.

Jackson and Angela M. Fernandez, a son, Nicholas Marlon Jackson, at SL Lawrence Hospital, Aug. 2. KINDT: To Charles and Joyce Kindt, a son, Douglas Richard, at SL Lawrence Hospital, Aug. 2.

GARZA: To Michael S. and Lee A. (Pence) Garza, a daughter, Christina Marie, at Sparrow Hospital, Aug. 3. MANDEVILLE: To Robert and Kimberly Mandeville, a son, Kyle Robert, at St.

Lawrence Hospital, Aug. 3. MOELLER: To Mark and Ann Marie Moeller, a son, Steven Mark, at St Lawrence Hospital, Aug. 4. RUIZ: To Nick J.

Ruiz and Christina M. Hernandez, a son, Mericio M. Ruiz, at Sparrow Hospital, Aug. 4. WORRALL: To Kelly D.

and Terry M. Worrall, a son, Cody Lynn, at Sparrow Hospital, Aug. 4. HURTH: To Joseph M. and Kelly J.

Hurth, a son, Austin Joseph, at Sparrow Hospital, Aug. 5. ROE: To Bradley J. Roe and Krystal L. Walker, a daughter, Brandi Lynn Roe, at Sparrow Hospital, Aug.

5. TAYLOR: To Chad M. and Cammie M. (Smith) Taylor, a daughter, Leah Marie, at Sparrow Hospital, Aug. 5.

WALTON: To Tshonda S. Walton, a daughter, Tyisha Shannell Walton, at Hospital, Aug. 5. DEATH NOTICES and Ethelmae Elouise Hartley-Hill, 72, of Okemos. Ricardo S.

Rocha, 48, and Dorotea Bermudez Gonzales, 38, both of Lansing. Kenneth Joseph Siemon, 30, and Sandra Elizabeth Lass, 30, both of Lansing. Alan Harper Wiseman, 23, and Holly Ann Bosak, 27, both of Lansing. James Alan Christian, 28, and Suzanne Renee Ellis, 27, both of East Lansing. James Henry Childress, 18, and Heidi Ann McPhee, 19, both of East Lansing.

Eric Mathew Blansett, 24, and Treva Lee Eaton, 20, both of Lansing. James Alan Landskroener, 25, of Uti-ca, and Ellen Ann Schlueter, 23, of HolL Jason Howard Goodale, 20, and Kimberly Lin Adams, 22, both of Williamston. Daniel Karl Sutkovs, 23, and Brigitte Ehmann Ward, 22, both of Lansing. Ronald Steven Hampton, 39, of Grand Ledge, and Candace Marie Smith, 34, of HasletL Ronnie Michael Gallups, 23, and Kristin Ann Thomas, 23, both of Eaton Rapids. Wayne Frederick Dalton 35, and Deborah Lee Johnson, 34, both of Dansville.

Renny Amechee Jones, 28, and Judie Mitchell, 36, both of Lansing. Douglas Howard Withey, 28, of Lansing, and Jillana Marie Munson, 27, of Charlotte. Christopher Harold Chamberlain, 21, and Diana Lynn Conroy, 21, both of Webberville. Wayne Charles Vaupel, 42, and Cheryl Lynn Swanson, 39, both of Lansing. Steven Patrick Roodvoets, 22, and Tiffany Alexa Tomlinson, 23, both of Eaton Rapids.

Michael E. Wilson, 32, and Natalie Grace Lighthiser, 28, both of Holt. Dean James Thelen, 27, and Pamela Anne Morse, 26, both of Lansing. Steven Ray Braman, 21, and Michelle Renee Phillips, 21, both of Lansing. Floyd Hinkle, 43, and Susan Marie Lake, 37, both of Lansing.

Ronald James Shamka, 36, and Dianne Lee Sweet-Alexander, 28, both of Lansing. David James Beneventano, 28, and Sharon Lynn Groenewoud, 28, both of Madison, N.J. Jeffery Vera Cole, 33, and Lauretta Mary Newell, 37, both of Haslett Adam David Ingber, 26, and Jill Kay Tedhams, 25, both of East Lansing. CUCKLER, DEAN W. Lansing Age 80, died August 8, 1994 after a long illness.

Born November 30, 1913 in Furnas County, Nebraska, the son of Edward and Jessie (Walker) Cuckler, Dean was a Lansing resident for 54 years. He enlisted in the Army Air Corps in their School of Aerial Photography at Chanute Field. He was then employed by Wallace Aerial Surveys of Spokane, WA, Abrams Aerial Survey and Abrams Instrument Co. of Lansing. With the Michigan State Conservation Department, later Natural Resources, he was employed for over 35 years as a Map-maker and Aerial Interpreter, retiring in 1981.

Predeceased by his parents; 3 brothers, Lee of Pennsylvania, Howard of Nebraska, Gordon of California; and triplets, Lois, Lynn and Lyle who died at 6 months; he is survived by his wife, Eleanor; 1 daughter, Deanna; 2 brothers, Dr. Ashton Cuckler of New Jersey, Raymond Cuckler of Yuma, AZ; 2 sisters, Helen Jewell of California, Hazel Raines of Colorado Springs, CO. Funeral services will be held Thursday, August 11, 10 a.m. at the Gorsline-Runciman Co. Lansing Chapel with the Rev.

Gary L. Simmons, Chaplain, Michigan Capital Medical Center, officiating. Interment will be in Deep-dale Memorial Park. The family will receive friends 1 hour prior to I. service time.

In lieu of flowers, those desiring may make contributions to the American Lung Association or the Arthritis Foundation. MASON CONARTON: To David and Michelle Conarton, a daughter, Briana Christine, at St Lawrence Hospital, Aug. 4. MULLIKEN HOLTON: To Amber J. Holton, a son, Gage Adam, at Michigan Capital Medical Center, Aug.

5. OKEMOS HAAK: To David L. Haak and Kristina D. Jamieson, a son, Kyle David Haak, at Michigan Capital Medical Center, Aug. 6.

PORTLAND CONLEY: To Earl and Erika D. Con-ley, a son. Chance Xavier, at St. Lawrence Hospital, Aug. 2.

ANDERSON: To Jeffery J. Anderson and Amanda M. Fox, a son, Chase Montgomery Anderson, at Michigan Capital Medical Center, Aug. 4. DAVIS: To Mark S.

Sr. and Laura J. Davis, a daughter, Katherine Jo, at Sparrow Hospital, Aug. 4. POTTERVILLE FRENCH: To Frank T.

and Traci R. (Ragland) French, a son, Brandon Perry, at Sparrow Hospital, Aug. 4. ST. JOHNS CUPPLES: To Jerry L.

II and Mary Jo Cupples, a son, Jerry Lee III, at Michigan Capital Medical Center, Aug. 4. SUNFIELD DUNLAP: To Hugh "Woody" Dunlap and Kathie Dow-Dunlap, a son, Zachary David, at St Lawrence Hospital, Aug. 5. WILLI AM STON FOX: To Joseph J.

and Valerie R. Fox, a son, Evan Michael, at Sparrow Hospital, Aug. 4. HARBERT: To Stacy R. and Kathy J.

(Turtle) Harbert, a son, Robert at Sparrow Hospital, Aug. 4. DERUSHA: To Steven and Kristin Derusha, a son, John Eric, at St Lawrence Hospital, Aug. 5. DICKERSON: To William R.

and Sharie A. Dickerson, a daughter, Krista Elizabeth, at Sparrow Hospital, Aug. 6. ROBITAILLE: To Scott B. and Sherye L.

Robitaille, a daughter, Paige Nicole, at Sparrow Hospital, Aug. 8. ELSEWHERE FRIEND: To Ronald T. and Marie A. Friend, Jackson a son Bryon Christopher, at Michigan Capital Medical.

Center, Aug. 4. ASHLEY, MARGARET E. Littleton, CO Formerly of Holt Age 88, died August 7, 1994. Born July 6, 1906 in Williamston, Mrs.

Ashley was a member of the Mission Hills Baptist Church of Littleton, CO. Predeceased by her husbands, Homer Smith, Stanley Carlson and Kenneth Ashley; 4 brothers and 1 sister. Mrs. Ashley is survived by 3 daughters, M. Jean Wright of Littleton, CO, Sharon (Mario) Morrone of Chelsea and Lorna (Joe) Williamson of Jacksonville, FL; 1 son, Ronald L.

(Linda) Carlson of Dexter; 23 grandchildren; several great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, August 10,2:30 p.m. at the Gorsline-Runciman Co. Lansing Chapel with Pastor Rick Fled-- derjohann officiating. Interment will be in Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens.

Friends may call on Wednesday at 11 a.m. until service time at the Chapel. GILLESPIE, MAE L. Lansing 'Age 83, passed away on August 9, 1994. She was born on April 22, 1911 in Denmark, MI, and has been a resident of Lansing for the past 57 years, coming here from Flint.

Mrs. Gillespie was a life member of The Vivian Society. She was preceded in death by her husband, Harold in 1979. Surviving are 2 daughters and their husbands, Joan K. and Carl Rinckey of DeWitt, MI, Janet M.

and Raymond Guidos of Bloomfield Hills, MI; 7 grandchildren; 13 great grandchildren. Religious services will be conducted by The Rev. Larry D. Merrill of Westminster Presbyterian Church at 1 p.m. Thursday, August 11, 1994 at the Estes-Leadley Greater Lansing Chapel, with interment in Deepdale Memorial Park.

The family will receive friends at the funeral home from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. Wednesday. Memorial contributions may be made to the Hazel Findlay Country Manor, 1 1 0 1 S. Scott Road, SL Johns, MI 48879, in memory of Mae L. Gillespie.

LANSING BAKER, RETHA JEAN, 69, died Sunday. Services 1 p.m. today at Immanuel Community Reformed Church. Arrangements by Gorsline-Runciman Lansing Chapel. GILLESPIE, MAE 83, died Tuesday.

Services 1 p.m. Thursday at Estes-Leadley Greater Lansing ChapeL MURPHY, WILLIAM J. 76, died Monday. Services 10 a.m. Thursday at Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church.

Arrangements by Estes-Leadley Greater Lansing ChapeL DEWITT KEEFER, VERNON 77, died Tuesday. Services 10 a.m. Friday at Estes-Leadley Greater Lansing ChapeL GRAND LEDGE' YOUNG, LEONE 75, died Sunday. Services 2:30 p.m. today at Estes- LifHEDiTo Rudolph Head Jr.

and Cris- Leadley Greater Lansing ChapeL owosso tina M. Coulson, a daughter, savanna -Loueiia Head, at sparrow Hospital, Aug. SPARE, LILLIAN 83, retired State 7. of Michigan Hospital (Howell) iibbi died Monday. There will be no services.3 --'jUrPEN: To David M.

Kippen and Arrangements by Smith Funeral Homes, M. Tucker, a son, Spencer Ty Owosso Kippen, at Sparrow Hospital, Aug. 7. a owosso rwp. COURTS PRICE: To Darryl H.

and Barbara L. Price, a daughter, Imani Gabriel at Sparrow Hospital, Aug. 7 WOOTEN: To Tonya G. Wooten, a daughter, Ieasha Britine Nichole Woo- ten, at Sparrow Hospital, Aug. 7.

JANSEN: To Richard and Debra Jansen, a son, Nicholas Alan, at St Lawrence Hospital, Aug. 3. TILSON, DUANE 45, US-Navy retiree, died Tuesday. Services 1 p.m. Saturday at Nelson-House Funeral Homes, LaRowe Chapel, Perry.

i ELSEWHERE ASHLEY MARGARET Ev 88, of Littleton, formerly of Holt, died Sun- -day. Services 2:30 p.m. today at Runciman Lansing Chapel. MARRIAGES IBM WILSON, GERALD B. Portland Age 59, died August 8, 1994 in Orange Twp.

He was born June 7, 1935 in Orange Twp. to Charles F. and Ruby F. (Gibbs) Wilson. He was a member of the Le Valley United Methodist Church; and retired from Fisher Body after 30 years of service.

He is survived by his wife, Diane; 4 daughters, Kimberly (David) Fox of Portland, Dana Wilson of Phoenix, AZ, Dyan Wilson of Portland and Donna (Cliff) Parker of Three Forks, MT; 3 sons, Brian (Marilyn) Wilson of Oak Park, Scott (Bobbie) Chaffee of Mackinaw Island and Michael (Kim) Chaffee of Gaines; 7 grandchildren; 1 sister, Betty (Don) Barker of Portland. Funeral services will be held Thursday, August 11, 2 p.m. at the Le Valley United Methodist Church, Ionia, with the Pastor David L. Fla-gel officiating. Interment will follow in Portland Cemetery, Portland.

Visitation will be Tuesday from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., where the family will receive friends from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the Gorsline-Runciman Co.

Neller Chapel, Portland. Contributions may be left at the Chapel for the Le Valley United Methodist Church or Visiting Nurse Home Care Hospice of Holt, MI. FUNERAL Here are the names and numbers of people to call if you have news tips or questions about coverage. EAST. LANSING What's going on in town? From how the campus interacts with the community, to what's going on at City Hall.

Call Tony Scotta, 377-1 194. POLICEFIRECOURTS From the daily police blotter to safety issues to how police are using the latest CLINTON-GRATIOT COUNTIES Sentences JUDGE RANDY L. TAHVONEN Michael F. Sperling, 48, 13800 block of South Merrill Road, Brant, operating a motor vehicle under the influence of liquor, 36 months probation, 365 days In jail, $3,000 fine, $1,000 costs. Anthony Lee Herrington, 19, 600 block of East Emerson, Ithaca, fourth degree criminal sexual conduct, 24 months probation, 365 days in jail, $480 supervisory fee, repay cost of court-appointed attorney.

Carl Eugene Norton, 27, no address given, fourth degree criminal sexual conduct, 24 months probation, 365 days in jail, $720 supervisory fee. James Edward Henry, 32, 200 block of Birmingham, Lansing, unlawfully driving away an automobile, one year in jail. EATON COUNTY Guilty pleas JUDGE THOMAS EVELAND Katherine B. Roberts, 37, 200 block of Pennsylvania, Lansing, pleaded guilty to joyriding and possession of. marijuana.

JUDGE G. MICHAEL HOCKING Vivian Ausborn, 30, 300 block of Denver Street, Lansing, pleaded guilty to first degree retail fraud and habitual offender. Charlie Dean, 30, 300 block of Denver McFARREN, LUCILE E. (McKANE-EVERT) Bath Funeral services will be held Thursday, August 11, 11:30 a.m. at the First Baptist Church of Okemos, 4684 Marsh RL, Okemos, with The Rev.

Douglas Phillips, Pastor', officiating. Interment will follow in Glendale Cemetery. The family will receive friends at the Gorsline-Runciman Co. East Chapel, East Lansing, Wednesday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Marriage licenses applied for INGHAM COUNTY Steven Benjamin Langheld, 23, and Jennifer Joy Kapusinskl, 24, both of Belmont, N.C Richard Scott Dean, 38, and Anna Maria Hulbert, 34, both of Stockbridge.

Thomas Lawrence Szur, 33, and Linda Ann Meyer, 34, both of East Lansing. Thomas Eric Rosier, 25, and Bethany Dianne Eimer, 21, both of Mason. Duane Michael Sitkiewlcz, 24, of Homer, and Marylou Diann Haynes, 26, of Leslie. Charles LeLand Wallace, 62, and Lois Agnes Miklus, 67, both of Holt Hugh Danton Gibbs, 27, and Charnell Denise Lindsey, 25, both of Lansing. Brian David Preston, 21, and Salome Hernandez, 21, both of Lansing.

Robert Albert Williams IV, 28, and Danille Denise Schieberl, 19, both of Lansing. Bruce Eugene Dunham, 39, and Deborah Jean VanCamp, 37, both of Lansing. Russell Alfred Gillette, 70, of Lansing, technology to solve crimes. Call Betsy Miner, 61 1-1 154 or A.J:Banks. 377-1015.

ENVIRONMENT Recycling, groundwater toxic -waste what affects the Earth on which we live? Call Rich Adams, 377- .1050. CITY OF LANSING Tim Makinen covers Lansing politics, and government issues. He also is responsible for reppftincf on neigfv borhood issues in the city. A graduate of the University -of Michigan and Northwestern University, Tim joined JT- the Lansing State Journal in 1990. His number is 377-1262.

0W i For. Paid Obituary Notices, Call 377-1104 Mcmxims and Cards Thanks Appear Qossikafhn 067 be Oassified section. Makinen 1.