Lansing State Journal Wednesday, Jan. 3, 1990 blamed for the temporary Off Station in the Processed A surplus of materials has Recovery Coordinator Don The station is expected LAINGSBURG closing of the Recycling DropPlastics Co. parking lot. accumulated, said Resource Lehman. to reopen in the spring.
Recycling pickup scheduled for Saturday The Greater Laingsburg recycling pickup will be from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at the high school. I LANSING $150 taken from drive-in restaurant Police are continuing to look for a man who took $150 in cash from the Drive-In restaurant, 902 1 E. Grand River Ave.
Saturday. The man walked up to the drive-through window at 6:46 p.m. and told the clerk he had a gun and demanded money. The employee gave him the cash and the man then ran west, said Lansing police Lt. Howard No one was injured.
man is described as black, 5 foot 7 inches to 5 foot 9 inches tall, in his late teens or early 20s. Suspect held in gas station robbery Lansing police are seeking a warrant for the man they DATABANK lyn Walters, 1209 Peavy Road, Howell, a son, Peter Cameron, Dec. 28. DEATH NOTICES SPARROW HAYES: To Kelly S. and Victoria (Carlson) Hayes, 5100 Crain Road, On3 LANSING ondaga, a Nicole May, Dec.
daughter, BARNETT, The REV. EDDIE 71, 19. Sunday. Services 2 p.m. Friday at WILLARD: To Shannon M.
Willard, Christ Temple. Arrangements by Riley Fu- Owosso, a daughter, Shaleen Nicole, neral Home. Dec. 24. BONHAM, KEVIN 28, died Mon- FULGER: To Ronald D.
and Gayle A. day. Arrangements by Riley Funeral Fulger, 4918 Allison Drive, Lansing, a Home. son, Joshua Wayne, Dec. 26.
BROWN, FLORENCE T. (HOW- GRICE: To Stephen E. and Suzanne ELL), 85, died Sunday. Services 1 p.m. Grice, 3277 W.
Beard Road, Perry, a son, Thursday at Gorsline- Runciman Lansing Alex Christopher, Dec. 26. Chapel. HAYNES: To Angela E. Haynes, 1001 JONES, LEON 55, died Saturday.
W. Northrup Lansing, a daughter, Services 1 p.m. Thursday at Gorsline-Run- Amara Dec. 26. ciman Williamston Chapel.
HENNING: To Perry L. and Susan PIZZO, WILLIAM 80, died Tues- (Aylsworth) Henning, 307 N. Morton, St. day. Arrangements by Tiffany Funeral Johns, a daughter, Villian Rae, Dec.
26. Home. JORDAN: To Wayne and Rose M. MALLORY, NINA 87, died son, Jordan, Cody 6899 Edward, Lansing Dec. Road, 26.
Charlotte, a Tuesday. Arrangements by Chapel in the Pines Funeral Home. To Maria Ortiz, 1045 1 N. McCAMAN, MILDRED 84, died Larch, Christine Lansing, a daughter, Adriana Velasquez, Dec. 26.
Monday. Arrangements by Tiffany Funeral Home. WEST: To John M. and Karen D. West, 10440 Okemos Road, Portland, a RADER, GLENN, 70, died Tuesday.
daughter, Audrey Jean, Dec. 26. Arrangements by Palmer-Bush Delta Chapel. TENNANT: To Michael S. and Terena I.
(Fellows) Tennant, 437 N. Grand, WILKINSON, D.J., 89, retired bar- Fowlerville, a daughter, Katelyn Raber shop owner and operator, died Monchelle, Dec. 27. day. Services 10 a.m.
Thursday at Gorsline-Runciman Lansing Chapel. VERCELLINO: To Steven and Marjorie A. (Merritt) Vercellino, WarHOLT ren, Charlotte, a son, Mitchell Scott, ADSIT, FRANCES 62, died Mon- Dec. 27. day.
Services 2:30 p.m. Thursday at Gors- BALLUFF: To Frank W. and Becky line-Runciman Lansing Chapel. (Krebs) Balluff, 909 Pinch Highway, LAINGSBURG Charlotte, a daughter, Alyson Bessie, Dec. 28.
JENISON, LENA 94, died Tues- MURPHY: To Nicole L. Murphy, day. Services 11 a.m. Thursday at Nelson- Lansing, a son Aaron Lawerence, Dec. House Funeral Homes McDougall Chapel, 28.
Laingsburg. RADAK: To Steven D. and Lisa RaOKEMOS dak, 421 N. Pine River, Ithaca, a son, IKINS, BARBARA 51, died Cory Jon, Dec. 28.
Tuesday. Arrangements by Gorsline-Run- ROBINSON: To Patricia M. Robinciman Lansing Chapel. son, 2132 Holly Way, Lansing, a daughter, Cherise Jasmyn, Dec. 28.
ST. JOHNS ALEXANDER: To James A. and KRUMM, CARL. 76, died Monday. Catherine L.
Alexander, 2436 GraysServices 1 p.m. Thursday at St. Peter Lu- tone, Okemos, a son, Tanner James, theran Church. Arrangements by Osgood Dec. 29.
Funeral Home. BOULDREY: To Scott M. and Dawn -WILLIAMSTON (Kaiser) Bouldrey, 1050 Bridge, no. C5, SYERS, BRANDON DOUGLAS, 2, Alma, a daughter, Tara Renee, Dec. 29.
died Sunday. Services 2:30 p.m. Thursday GLOVER: To Haywood and Alice Gorsline-Runciman Williamston Glover, 4308 Dumfries Circle, Lansing, a Chapel. son, Darrius Lamarr, Dec. 29.
ELSEWHERE KLEIN: To Kevin R. and Elizabeth A. Klein, 120 Warren, Portland, a daughCUSHMAN, SISTER MARY AN- ter, Sydney Rae, Dec. 29. NICE, 88, of Cininnati, died Dec.
28, 1989. PELL: To James B. and Katherine A. Services have been held. Pell, 315 S.
Shiawassee, Corunna, a MATTHEWS, F. LLOYD, 83, of daughter, Amber Katherine, Dec. 29. Palm Harbor, died Sunday. Services 1 SHEPARD: To Ronald J.
and Lori p.m. Saturday at Deepdale Memorial Cha- Shepard, 10210 Babco*ck Road, Laingspel, Lansing. burg, a son, Jonathan James, Dec. 29. RUHL, ROBERT 64, of Granite THERRIEN: To Roy E.
and Brenda L. City, formerly of Williamston, died Therrien, 702 S. Clinton Charlotte, a 21. Memorial service 4 p.m. Friday at son, Jared Dec.
Daniel, Dec. 29. Gorsline-Runciman Williamson Chapel. MEETINGS BIRTHS LANSING GENERAL GROVE: To Timothy L. and Lori J.
Grove, 409 Lamb Perry, a son, Joseph Wilson, Dec. 26. QUARLES: To LeRoy Jr. and Melinda M. Quearles, 3315 Joni's Circle, no.
206, Lansing, a son, Anthony Michael, Dec. 26. REICHERT: To Gary L. and Jamie M. Reichert, 438 State no.
5, Charlotte, a son, Tyler Lee, Dec. 28. BOLHUIS: To Kenneth D. and Kish A. Bolhuis, 2616 W.
Jolly Road, Lansing, a son, Dennis Wayne, Dec. 29. DOUGLASS: To Bruce P. and Toni M. Douglass, 8550 Cutler Road, DeWitt, a daughter, Natalie Josephine, Dec.
29. ST. PIERRE: To Alan D. and Tomia A. St.
Pierre, 1791 Meadow Drive, Holt, a daughter, Monique Tomia, Dec. 29. WHITFORD: To Kevin N. and Laurel R. Whitford, 7687 Oneida, Grand Ledge, a son, Kevin Matthew, Dec.
29. ST. LAWRENCE BENGAL: To Timothy A. and Lois Bengal, 12049 W. Price Road, Fowler, a daughter, Chelsea Kathryn, Dec.
25. POOLER: To Daniel J. and Ann Pooler, 917B Cherry Lane, East Lansing, a daughter, Christina Marie, Dec. 25. WEESE: To David M.
and Lynda Weese, 2406 Meech Road, Williamston, a son, Matthew Martin, Dec. 26. GIBSON: To Rick L. and patricia Gibson, 2669 Eaton Highway, Mulliken, a daughter, Marie Kalynn, Dec. 27.
LOWE: To Dale and Jean Lowe, 855 W. Jefferson, Grand Ledge, a daughter, Sarah Elizabeth, Dec. 27. GUTTRIDGE: To Dennis and Kathy Guttridge, 314 Scarlet Oak Lane, Perry, aq son, Braden John, Dec. 28.
LANDICK: To Gregg W. and Mary Landick, 824 Lincoln, Lansing, a son, Nathan Gregg, Dec. 28. WALTERS: To Timothy J. and Mari- 2B GREATER LANSING DIGEST AREA Programs push financial aid awareness January is Financial Aid Awareness Month in Michigan, Association according and to the the Michigan Michigan Department Student of Financial Education.
The goal is to promote awareness of financial aid application procedures and programs available to college students. A videotape entitled "Financial Aid What You Really Need to Know" will be aired on several Public Broadcasting stations during the month. WKAR (Channel 23) will carry it at 8 a.m. Monday and at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday.
A toll-free financial aid hotline will operate from 4:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. Jan. 29 through Feb. 1.
The number is 1- 800-535-1294. Recycling drop-off station closes A sluggish market for some recycled material is TODAY De WITT TOWNSHIP: Parks and Recreation Commission, 7 p.m., Township Hall, 4700 Brook Road, Lansing. INGHAM COUNTY: Board of Commissioners, 7:30 p.m., Courthouse, Mason. THURSDAY LANSING: Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., room 106, Partington Administration Building, 519 W. Kalamazoo.
PERRY: Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., Middle School Library, 2775 Britton Road. PUBLIC AFFAIRS Local public affairs programming on area television stations. Cable television subscribers may find stations at a different channel number. TODAY THE JOB SHOW: Continental Cable of Lansing (Cable Channel 6), 5:30 p.m.; United Cable of East Lansing (Cable Channel 33), 6:30 p.m. LEGISLATIVE FORUM: United Cable of East Lansing (Cable Channel 33), 7 p.m.
Subject: Michigan's Capitol A Symbol Renewed. Guests: House Speaker Lewis Dodak, D- Birch Run, and State Rep. Richard Young, D-Dearborn, vice chairman of the Michigan Capitol Committee. Host: David Forsberg. THE CAPITOL REPORT: United Cable of East Lansing (Cable Channel p.m.; Continental Cable of Lansing (Cable Channel 6), 8:30 p.m.
Subject and Guest: To Be Announced. Host: Don Weeks. METRO REPORTS: Continental Cable of Lansing (Cable Channel 37), 8:30 p.m.; United Cable of East Lansing (Cable Channel 33). 10 p.m. Subject: Over- arrested Monday in connection with the robbery of the Admiral Gas Station, 5200 S.
Pennsylvania Ave. A man walked into the station at 7:25 a.m. Monday and asked the attendant for a cigarette, Lansing police Lt. Howard Clevenger said. The clerk said she didn't have a cigarette, and the man' demanded money.
He told the clerk he had a gun in his coat, Clevenger said. The clerk gave the man an undisclosed amount of cash and the man ran north on Pennsylvania Avenue toward Jolly Road. Police noticed a man fitting the description of the suspect at Armstrong Road and Joshua Street shortly after the robbery. The money was recovered and the man was in the Lansing City Jail Monday night, Clevenger said. arrested in OLIVET Bank donates funds for college library Independent Bank South Michigan-Olivet has donated $2,500 to Olivet College to help refurbish and build an addition to its library.
The bank earlier had donated $1,000 to Olivet Public Schools. "This type of support benefits the entire community, and that's one of our goals," bank said. Total goal for the Olivet College campaign is $4 million. Academic research The top 10 states in amount of academic research and development performed during 1985 (latest figures available). 1 California 6 Texas 2 New York 7 Maryland 3 Massachusets- 8 Pennsylvania? 4 New Mexico 9 5 Illinois 10 New Jersey: Source: National Science Foundation Lansing State Journal sault and battery, bond continued.
EATON BARRY COUNTIES Guilty pleas JUDGE THOMAS EVELAND Robert Nicholas Cook, 20, 647 Julia Lansing, pleaded guilty to attempted breaking and entering of an unoccupied dwelling. JUDGE RICHARD M. SHUSTER James W. Fauth, 17, 12129 Maywood, Grand Ledge, pleaded guilty to attempted driving away a motor vehicle. Leo Glenn Crider, 31, 119 E.
Capital, Bellevue, pleaded guilty to attempted stealing or retaining financial transaction device without CLINTON-GRATIOT COUNTIES Sentences JUDGE TIMOTHY M. GREEN Monty Pendell, 24, 11515 NE County Line Road, Riverdale, assault with intent to do great bodily harm less than murder, five to 10 years in prison; conspiracy to commit assault with intent to do great bodily harm less than murder, five to 10 years in prison; attempted armed robbery, two to five years in prison, sentences to run concurrently. Roberto Martinez Villa 18, 3957 S. Scott Road, St. Johns, breaking and entering of a motor vehicle, one year in jail with credit for one day, sentence to besix months of sentence to be suspended upon payment of $496 restitution and additional three months suspended upon graduation from high school.
Dewey Franklin Desch, 30, 7157 E. M- 78, East Lansing, felonious assault, two years and six months to four years in prison with credit for one day. Bryan James O'Connell, 33, 1749 E. M- 21, St. Johns, delivery of marijuana, 90 PERRY Grant to help set up counseling programs A $14,000 grant from the Capital Area Substance Abuse Commission will enable Perry Public Schools to set up teams at each building to help students who have substance abuse or emotional problems.
Ten district staff members will be trained in how to recognize student problems and recommend referral sources. A second session will provide training for up to 10 staff members in operating suport groups for students. All district staff will then receive five hours of training on such topics as substance abuse, self-esteem, stress, eating disorders and divorce. OKEMOS Montessori school plans open house The Okemos Hope will an open house The new wing The classroom gram for children For more Compiled tion for the Hand, 377-1056, for two days, $400 $30 per months $30 assessment to Esch, 17, 13468 Hinunlawfully driving without intent to motor vehicle unliquor, three years jail with credit for $100 fine, $4,164 INGHAM COUNTY Charles I Ivan McMillen 34, and Laura Jean Rinehart, 47, both of Lansing. Joseph Raymond Crowe, 38, and Mary Margaret Greenhoe, 42, both of Lansing.
Louis Earl Bott, 55, and Catherine Ann Brown, 38, both of Lansing. James Jack Roath, 24, and Lucinda Teresa Celentino, 29, both of Lansing. Lawrence David Sieb, 29, and Anna Marie Leech, both of Lansing. Kenneth Gerald: Sorgenfrei, 24, and Diane Lynn Eckert, 27, both of Lansing. Richard Gregg Henderson, 30, and Shelly Diane Perrelli, 24, both of Okemos.
Terrel Lamont Boyd, 21, and Pamela Leatrice Roach, 21, both of East Lansing. Marvel Roosevelt Verser, 22, and Angela Loreen Thornton, 18, both of Lansing. Chad Richard Bennett, 18, and LeeAnn Marie Kerby, 20, both of Lansing. Duane Edwin Vorce, 61, of Lansing, and Dianna Lynn Kim, 41, of Charlotte. Charles, Joan Moore Lockwood, Wynns III, 39, 33, both and of Lansing.
Ted Randall Batterson, 39, of East Lansing, and Jeannine Marie Forge, 29, of Okemos. Jeffrey Caine, 38, and Cynthia Susan Kowalczyk, 36, both of Lansing. Eric Konrad Meister, 32, and Carole Lynn Wolf, 34, both of East Lansing. Thomas Michael Young, 35, and Eva Lydia Duncan, 34, both of Lansing. Alphonse Henry Pitawanakwat, 45, and Lori Ann Misner, 27, both of Lansing.
Ernest Joseph Bodrie 38, and Teresa Carol Drake, 26, both of Lansing. Scott Joseph Okhuysen, 18, and Dayna Aileen Herson, 18, both of Lansing. Mark Allen Morgan, 21, of Holt, and Margie Bautista Ambrocio, 20, of Onongapeter Luzon, Philippines. Christopher Munoz, 34, of East Lansing, and Julia Mary Wiles, 33, of Okemos. Jerry Alan Washburn, 26, and Cheri Jean VanHorn, 23, both of Mason.
Michael Angelu Micallef, 25, and Christina Cathleen Slagle, 20, both of Eaton Rapids. Kenneth Alan Rousselo, 25, and Sue Ellen Anderson, 24, both of Okemos. Roger Jay Hadley, 32, and Christine school, 2745 E. Mt. show off a addition at from 10 a.m.
to noon on Saturday. houses a classroom and gymnasium. will house a child development probetween 13 months and 36 months old. information call Jeanette Baldwin 351-3655. IONIA manager Duane Hoxie Library fund-raising days in jail with credit costs, $90 restitution, oversight fee and county clerk.
William Thomas man Road, Eagle, away an automobile steal and operating a der the influence of probation, 38 days in one day, $350 costs, restitution. MARRIAGES from staff reports. If you have informaGreater Lansing Digest, call Frank or Hugh Leach, 377-1119. Elizabeth Feuss, 30, both of Lansing. James Darrell Thompson, 29, and Terry Lynn Jenkins, 28, both of Lansing.
Dale land Lester Hanson, 60, of Lafayette, Carol Elaine Burt, 43, of Holt. Jon Reid Lane, 24, and Theresah Denise Springsted, 26, both of Webberville. Khuong Huu Nguyen, 32, and Thanh Do Phan, 29, both of Lansing. Jerry LaVern Myers, 37, of Lansing, and Bridget Martins, 40, of Charlotte. Richard Edward Jones 28, and Mary Margaret Mason, 18, both of Holt.
John Paul Fredericks, 23, of Idyllwild, and Debra Sue Ludden, 26, of East Lansing. John Alan Joseph, 27, and Linda Kay Bell, 21, both of Lansing. John Graham Malaski, 44, and Keitha Elaine Malaski, 35, both of East Lansing. Paul Hermann Neuroth, 24, of Nashville, and Cheryl Lynn Foults, 24, of Charleston, S.C., Richard Eugene Lewis, 37, and Judith Marie Murray, 27, both of East Lansing. Tim Jay Brookland, 23, of Holt, and Sherry Lynn Smith, 18, of Lansing.
Christopher Paul Johns, 20, of Mears, and Barbara Ann Kreischer, 24, of East Lansing. view of Environmental Issues. Guests: Dr. Tom Edens, Michigan State University assistant professor of resource development; Cynthia Fridgen, MSU associate program director, Natural Resources and Public Policy. Hosts: Maxie C.
Jackson associate professor, MSU Center for Urban Affairs, and Valerie Osowski. THURSDAY METRO REPORTS: United Cable of East Lansing (Cable Channel 6:30 p.m. Subject: Overview of Environmental Issues. Guests: Dr. Tom Edens, Michigan State University assistant professor of resource development; Cynthia Fridgen, MSU associate program director, Natural Resources and Public Policy.
Hosts: Maxie C. Jackson associate professor, MSU Center for Urban Affairs, and Valerie Osowski. WOMEN'S HEALTH. ISSUES: Continental Cable of Lansing (Cable Channel 6), 7:30 p.m. Discussion of health issues.
COURTS INGHAM COUNTY Sentences JUDGE THOMAS L. BROWN Walter Erick Logan, 17, 19651 Greeley, Highland Park, attempted possession with intent to deliver cocaine, one year in jail with credit for 79 days. Daniel Jacob Bernard, 18, 4386 Arbor Drive, Okemos, breaking and entering of an occupied dwelling, four to 15 years in prison with for 123 days. Verdicts JUDGE THOMAS L. BROWN James John Parks, no age given, 4149 Dallas, Holt, found guilty by court of as- STATE OF MICHIGAN M-21: Byron Road to Kenowa Road between Zeeland and Jenison in Ottawa County, intermittent daytime lane closures.
M-26: Over Eagle River in Keweenaw County, intermittent daytime lane closures controlled by flagmen. ROAD WORK STATE LOTTERY Tuesday DAILY GAME: 353 I DAILY-4: 2267 Saturday LOTTO 47: 05, 09, 15, 18, 23, 42 Six-number winners: none Five-number winners: 94- $1,433 each Four-number winners: $39 each I ZINGER: 717773 TONIGHT'S JACKPOT: $12 million Compiled by staff writers Hugh Leach and Sally Trout. For Paid Obituary Notices, Call 377-1104 DEATHS AND FUNERALS Memoriams and Cards of Thanks Appear in Classification 067 in the Classified section. be provided by the Dimondale Chapter O.E.S. Interment will be in Payne Cemetery, Maple Rapids.
Friends may call at the Chapel beginning Wednesday, 2 p.m. where the family well receive friends from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Those desiring may make contributions to the Church in memory of Mrs. Brown. WILKINSON, D.J.
Lansing Age 89, died January 1, 1990. Born August 3, 1900 in South Boardman, Mr. Wilkinson owned and operated a barber shop on W. Saginaw Street for 38 years, retiring in 1965. Surviving are his wife of 61 years, Thelma; 3 daughters, Mrs.
Robert (Marilyn) Carpenter of Lakeland, FL, Mrs. Jack (Margaret) Krokker of Delta Township and Mrs. James (Judith) Cun- ningham of East Lansing; 8 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Thursday, 10 a.m. at the Gorsline- Runciman Lansing Chapel with interment in North Star Cemetery, Gratiot County.
Friends may call at the Chapel beginning Wednesday, 2 p.m. where the family will receive friends from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. SYERS, BRANDON DOUGLAS Williamston Age 2, died December 31, 1989 in Lansing. Born December 25, 1987 in Lansing. Surviving are his father and mother, Glenn and Stephani; grandparents, Larry and Marie Martin of HasDennis and Dianne Herber of Jackson, Glenn and Ila Syers of Williamston.
Funeral services will be held at the Gorsline-Runciman Williamston Chapel Thursday at 2:30 p.m. with the Rev. Arthur R. Salisbury of the Waverly Church of the Nazarene officiating. Friends may call at the Chapel beginning Wednesday at 7 p.m.
where the family will receive friends from 7-9 p.m. The family requests that contributions be made to the American Cancer Society. CUSHMAN, SISTER MARY ANNICE Cincinnati, OH Age 88, passed away Thursday, December 28, 1989 at the Good Samaritan Hospital in Cincinnati, OH. She had been a member of the Sisters of Charity Order for 54 years. She is survived by her sister and brother-inMary and Edwin Clever of Holt; sisterin-law, Eunice Cushman of California; many nieces and nephews.
Funeral serwere held at Mount St. Joseph Mother House Chapel on Saturday, December 30. MATTHEWS, F. LLOYD Palm Harbor, FL Age 83, died Sunday, December 31, 1989. Born December 23, 1906 in Ishpeming, MI.
Surviving by wife, Cladys; 2 daughters, Mrs. William (Pat) Kemp of Laingsburg and Mary Jo Cox of Iowa; step-daughter, Sandy Misback of Albuquerque, NM; stepson, Tom Hanrahan of Darien, GA; 11 grandchildren; and 10 great grandchildren; 1 brother, Garfield Matthews of Somerville, NJ. Memorial contributions to the Laingsburg Congregational Church. Services will be held 1:00 p.m. Saturday at Deepdale Memorial Chapel.
ADSIT, FRANCES R. Holt Age 62, died January 1990. Born March 18, 1927 in Delhi Township, Mrs. Adsit had been a lifelong resident of Holt. She was preceded in death by her parents, Emil and Lena DeLau and 2 brothers.
Surviving are her husband, Richard 1 daughter, Mrs. James (Connie) Cook of Mason; 1 son, Roger (Susan) Adsit of Lansing; 4 granddaughters; 3 sisters, Mrs. Hugh S. (Lorraine) Hellems, Catherine Kart and Mrs. Donald (Jean) Bartholomew, all of Lansing; also several nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be held Thursday, January 4, 2:30 p.m. at the Gorsline-Runciman Lansing Chapel with the Rev. Dennis Buwalda, Sr. Pastor of the Trinity United Methodist Church officiating. Interment will follow in Delta Center Cemetery, Delta Township.
The family will receive friends at the Chapel Wednesday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Those desiring may make contributions to the E.W. Sparrow Hospital Cardiac Care Unit or to the American Cancer Society, Ingham County Unit in memory of Mrs. Adsit. BROWN, FLORENCE T.
(HOWELL) Lansing Age 85, died December 31, 1989. Born November 15, 1904 in Rutland, MA, Mrs. Brown was a member of the South Lansing Church of Christ and the Dimondale Chapter O.E.S. Surviving are her husband, Joy 1 daughter, Mrs. Michael (Dorothy) Cook of Ionia; 3 step-sons, Donald E.
of Royal Oak, Robert G. of Haslett and Kenneth B. Brown of Lansing; 10 grandchildren; 14 great grandchildren; also several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Thursday, January 4, 1 p.m. at the GorslineRunciman Lansing Chapel with Mr.
W. Robert Palmer, Minister Emeritus of the South Lansing Church of Christ officiating. Special services will KRUMM, CARL J. St. Johns Age 76, died January 1, 1990 at his residence.
Mr. Krumm was a member of the St. Peter Lutheran Church. He married Alice Hardtke on January 16, 1935 in Indiana and she survives him. Also surviving are 2 daughters, Ruth Krumm of Flint and Jean Roof of Grand Ledge; 2 sons, Ralph of Lansing and Robert of St.
Johns; 1 granddaughter, Mary; 1 sister, Leona Christofferson of Lake Orion. Funeral services will be held at St. Peter Lutheran Church on Thursday, January 4, at 1 p.m. Burial will be in St. Peter Cemetery with the Pastor Jeffrey Heimsoth officiating.
Arrangements by the Osgood Funeral Home. Contributions may be made to the Heart Fund in his memory..
