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3D THE TIMES HERALD PORT HURON, MICH. Thursday Nov. 19, 1981 Clean water research future re murky Gannett News Service CLEVELAND The International Joint Commission was told Wednesday that budget cuts sought by the Reagan administration could have a particularly severe effect on water quality in the Great Lakes. According to the commission's Science Advisory Board, the proposed cuts would result in more than a 50 percent reduction in research and surveillance programs involving the lakes. The commission is the bi-lateral agency responsible for reporting to the United States and Canada on pollution problems in the Great Lakes.

The science board presented its report Wednesday in connection with the commission's annual water quality meeting here. In an unusually strong statement, the board declared: "The agencies and laboratories which normally carry out research on the Great Lakes have been demoralized, and, in some cases, immobilized by the uncertainties of the present chaotic budgetary situation. "Planning for continuing and new research programs is in disarray," the board charged. "Key scientists are looking elsewhere for employment and laboratory administrators are almost totally occupied with financial The section of the board's report on the budget cuts was written by Robert A. Ragotzkie, director of the Sea Grant College program at the University of Wis- OBITUARIES Edward F.

Tobiczyk MARYSVILLE Edward F. Tobiczyk, 52, died Monday, Nov. 16, 1981, in University Hospital, Ann Arbor, after a short illness. He was born Nov. 4, 1929, in Detroit, and had lived in Marysville since 1963.

He married Iris Horsley Nov. 11, 1950, in Detroit. Mr. Tobiczyk was an account executive for the Chrysler Corp. He is survived by his wife; three sons, Daniel, Alan and Gary, all of Marysville, and a brother, James, and a sister, Mrs.

Rose Colesky, both of Dearborn Heights. Cremation was in Woodmere Crematory, Detroit. Arrangements are being made by the Colonial Chapel Funeral Homes-St. Clair. Fred Parker Marlette Road, died Wednesday, Nov.

18, 1981, in his home. He was born March 23, 1900, in Buel Township, and was a longtime Croswell resident. He married Vera Carney June 22, 1925, in Croswell. Mr. Parker was a farmer.

He was a member of the Applegate Methodist Church and Lodge 469, He is survived by his wife; seven sons, Elwin, Port Huron, Ronald, Utica, Herbert, Applegate, Leon, Mount Clemens, Bruce and James, both of Lake Orion, and Paul, Capac; four daughters, Mrs. Clarice Tubbs, Applegate, Mrs. Lucy Monzo, Utica, Mrs. Alma Havens, Bad Axe, and Mrs. Sybil Winters, Pontiac; 40 grandchildren; and 12 great "Services will be held at 1:30 p.m.

Saturday in the Pomeroy Funeral Home. Burial will be in Croswell Cemetery. Visiting begins at 7 p.m. today. Memorials may be made to the Muscular Dystrophy Association.

CROSWELL Fred Parker, 81, Edward R. Strozeski HAMTRAMCK Edward R. Strozeski, 51, a former Dwight Township resident, died Tuesday, Nov. 17, 1981, in his home. He was born Aug.

10, 1930, in Dwight Township and had lived in this area until 1964. -Mr. Strozeski was a machine operator at Eland Tool Warren. He is 3 survived by three sisters, Mrs. Joseph (Marsha) Lerash, Bad Axe, Mrs.

Richard (Celia) Gwisdalla, Warren, and Mrs. Alice Heilig, Sterling Heights; and two brothers, Floyd Byarski, Kinde, and Benjamin Byarski, Hamtramck. A brother died earlier. Services will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday in St.

Mary's Catholic Church, Dwight. The Rev. Harold R. Sikorski, pastor, will officiate. Burial will be in the church cemetery.

Visiting begins at 3 p.m. today in the Zinger-Smigielski Funeral Home, Ubly. A rosary prayer service will be held at 4 p.m. Friday. Blue Water District Deaths, Funerals and 7-9 p.m.

on Thursday. Memorials may be made to the Dorothy Drolett Scholarship Fund at St. Clair County Community College. COLE, Donald B. Age 72, of 516 LaSalle November 17, 1981.

Funeral Services 11 a.m. Friday in Lucas- Jowett Funeral Home (17th St. Lapeer Ave). Interment Lakesi de Visiting hours 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Thursday.

Memorials may be made to the University Hospital, Ann Arbor, Michigan. DROLETT, Dorothy 'November 16, of 1311 12th St. Remains at Karrer Simpson Funeral Home. Elk St. at Pine Grove Ave.

From where funeral services will be held. 12 o'clock noon on Friday. Interment Lakeside Charles Cemetery under the direction of Hammond Post. Friends may call from 2-4 consin. In an interview, Ragotzkie indicated the Reagan administration's original budget proposals would have reduced funding for Great Lakes research and enhancement from about $30 million in 1981 to barely $3 million in 1982.

Due to congressional resistance to some of the cuts, Ragotzkie says it now appears that about $13 million will survive for Great Lakes programs in the 1982 fiscal year. He emphasized that the situation remains murky because the congressional budget process is still ongoing, but he remains hopeful that even more of the Reagan cuts will be restored. "We're guardedly hopeful but we're still very, very concerned," Ragotzkie said. The board said research fund- Mrs. Shirley Buffington GOODELLS Shirley C.

Buffington, 54, of 3112 Rabidue Road, died Thursday, Nov. 19, 1981, in Port Huron Hospital after a short illness. She was born Sept. 5, 1927, in Port Huron, where she lived most of her life. She married Harold Buffington in 1947.

Mrs. Buffington was supervisor of Conrad's Poultry Farm. She was a member of the First United Methodist Church. She is survived by her husband; three daughters, Mrs. Nic (Linda) Toodzio, North Street, Mrs.

Richard (Barbara) Woolman, Illinois, and Sara L. "Sally," Port Huron; three sons, Dennis David C. and Donald and his mother, Mrs. Glen (Garnet) Chase, all of Port Huron; a sister, Mrs. Larry McElrae, Brights Grove, Ontario; brother, Eugene G.

Chase, Texas; and 10 grandchildren. Arrangements are incomplete. Visiting is from 7 to 9 p.m. today and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday in the Arthur Smith Funeral Homes-South Chapel, Port Huron.

Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society. Alpena residents begin recall drive ing alone for the Great Lakes is now facing a greater than 60 percent cut and urged that the cuts be more in the order of 15 percent. Dr. Donald Mount, chairman of the board's U.S. section, said the proposed cuts already have led to the loss of several scientists at the Great Lakes Research Facility.

"We may be able to work with less money, but we can't do it without people," he said. The board's plea got a mixed reaction from Reagan appointee Robert McEwen, recently named chairman of the commission's U.S. section. "I'd like to think the cuts will ultimately be less than that," he said of the projected reduction in Great Lakes research. However, McEwen also con- UAW cites perversion of contract DETROIT (AP) The United Auto Workers union says General Motors latest attempt to persuade workers to accept wage and benefit concessions is a perversion of the contract between the carmaker and the union.

The union reaction came Wednesday as GM and Ford Motor Co. intensified their campaigns to cut labor costs through contract concessions from workers. GM said in a 35-page memo released Tuesday to divisional general managers that the automaker is facing "the toughest competitive battle of its history. How we perform during the next few years will determine whether the corporation will survive as a producer of motor vehicles." Both automakers have been pushing for the concessions since January, saying they must slash labor costs to compete against foreign companies with a cost advantage of up to $1,500 per car. ALPENA (AP) Four citizens are launching a recall campaign against five school board members in the Alpena district, which closed for weeks last month after running out of money.

Calling themselves United Public Voice, the citizens allege the five school board members allowed the cash-strapped Alpena system to spend beyond its means and authorized pay increases for teachers despite a financial crisis, the secretary of the group, Julie Gilmore, said Wednesday. Gilmore said she and three other Alpena County residents will ask supporters to collect 4,000 signatures on petitions demanding an election to recall board members Carol Andrews, James R. Arbuckle, Patrick Brandt, Ralph Diethelm and Henry Stibbitz. Alpena schools closed Oct. 16 when the district ran out of operating money.

They reopened Nov. 3 after district voters approved a millage renewal in an Oct. 30 election. Two school board members elected in that vote, Ronald Walters and Kenneth Wyers, were not named in the recall petitions. Now thru Nov.

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We're now beginning to get a handle on it. If we drop that effort, we lose out abil- Lost and Found LOST in Emmett man Shepherd, ity to know what the trends a are and the management of the lakes will be crippled." Ragotzkie said advocates for further research on the Great Lakes won a political victory recently when Congress reversed a an administration recommendation to shut down the Grosse Ile facility in Michigan. That is the Environmental Protection Agency's major research station for study of the lakes. However, he said this development has been partially offset by a recent move to terminate the Great Lakes research program at the Argonne laboratories. Ragotzkie also pointed out that the Great Lakes Basin Commission already has been disbanded as a result of the cuts.

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INSPECTOR Experienced only, able to do lay out work of casting, apply in person, Drake Enterprises, Inc. 57877 Main St, New Haven, MI. NIGHT FOREMAN Production machine shop, afternoon shift, to super: vise 8 to 10 people. Must be experienced with drilling, broaching, milling machines. Apply in person between 9am 4pm.

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Wanted Person willing to work fulltime or weekends, gathering signatures for pefition drive. Must be registered voter in state of Michigan. Call 987-2370 be tween 9 and 5. Help Wanted Clerical 36 Full time opportunity for professional type commu nication skills necessary. Send written resume to PO Box 1028, Port Huron.

Full time shipper secretary. Hours 8 4:30. perience necessary. 367 3032. Help Wanted Domestic 39 Babysitter in my home, Monday thru Friday, 8 a.m.

to 4 p.m., own transportation, 1 four year old, reply Times Herald Box 63-K. LIVE I IN companion required-Marlette. More for home than wages For ap pointment 635-7028 11-6 PM or 761-7567 7-9 PM. Help Wanted Domestic 39 WE GOT OURS Dan Smith got his Opening Day Rose City 4 point Buck ERNEST OSENTOSKI Got his 1st buck after 30 years of hunting! On Davis Rd, Tues, Nov. 17th.

GENE HARMAN Of Marine City got his 8 pt buck, Ruby Area Tuesday, Nov 17. Joe Barrett Got his 8 point, 200 lb. -Buck on the Barrett Prop erty in Northstreet. PAUL E. FALK Got his 9 pt 175 lb.

buck, Nov 16, 8:15 am. Whiskey Harbor area. Steve Ledsworth Opening Day 7:06 AM 225 pound, 4 Point Harrisville Area Monuments 13 JONES MONUMENTS 3549 Stone JOWETT MONUMENTS 1634 985-5123 Card of Thanks 16 We would like to thank our many friends, neighbors, and relatives for the many cards, prayers, flowers and memorials we. re ceived during the illness and loss of our loved one. Also Pastor Astalos, Dr.

Fuerst, and River District Hospital, and Frederichs Funeral Home for the kindness shown to us. God Bless you all. The Charles Mayhew Family. In Memoriam 19 TRAMSKI In loving memory of Gordon S. Tramski who passed away 2 yrs.

ago Nov. 19, 1979. Gone are the days, we used to share, But in heart, you are always there. The gates of memory, will never close, miss you more, than anyone knows. With tender love, and deep regret, who loved you, will never forget.

Sadly missed by wife Irma. Funeral Directors 21 Karrer-Simpson Funeral Home, Inc. 1720 Elk St. 985-9605 Lucas-Jowett Funeral Home 17th St. Lapeer Ave 985-5123 Pollock- -Randall Funeral Home, Inc.

912 Lapeer Ave. 982-0179 Legal Services 22 HURON LAW CLINIC Reasonable Rates 364-8899 Special Notices 24 DRIVEWAY cinders, stone and top soil, dozing call 364-8514 Investment private business consultant. Over 25 yrs experience. For ap pointment J. O'Farrell 985-9784.

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ready for parenthood Adoption is another choice. CATHOLIC SOCIAL SERVICES, 987-9100. Susans Pets, LOVEWARE. Latest parties. Earn free gifts.

Book a party in time for Christmas 395-4984. Convalescent Homes 27 Vacancy for lady or gentle men. AFC Licensed home. Ambulatory 324-2177 Lost and Found 30 FOUND- Friendly large neutered male tiger cat, notch in ear, Forman Dr. area, 385-3336.

FOUND small male mixed breed dog, Northend of town. 385-9344 LOST -Benji, male terrier mix, 15 month old, black, brown gray with white neck chest 982-5294. LOST black white CALF, 3 months old, if found please call 367-3735 LOST EXHAUST PIPE new muffler. Between North Rd Port Huron. 11-16-81.

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Must have driver's license. References. Call (313) 346-3048 or 346 3008. Help Wanted Sales 42 Tooling and Sales. Apply in person or send resume in Confidence to: Alco Industrial Supplies, 3403 Lapeer Ave, Port Huron MI 48060.

Furniture sales help wanted. Only experienced need apply. Apply in person, 215 Fort St. 10-12 AM. CHRISTMAS MERRIER.

Sell Avon! Earn extra for gifts. Call Marysville 364 8911, Mt Clemens 468-6065, Troy 879-7255. SALESMAN WANTED for new energy saving product. For full details call Dan at 765-3404. TEXAS OIL COMPANY needs dependable person who can work without supervision in Port Huron.

Contact customers. Age unimportant, but maturity is. We train. Write K. N.

Dick, Pres. Southwestern Petroleum, Ft. Worth, TX. 76101 A BIG THREE Blue Water Metro Dealer looking for aggressive, profit oriented sales personel. You must be experienced in all phases and able to sell the complete package.

Only strong closers and persons looking for top earnings need benefits Excellent pay, plus and opportunity for a go-getter. Send resume and earning background in strict confidence to: Times Herald Box RB-101. Alco Industrial Supply has a position open for the Ag gressive Individual choos ing sales as a career. Base Pay with Commis sion, Benefits and Room for Advancement. Minimum requirements: Experience in Industrial Adam J.

Friederichs Dies at 76 Adam Friederichs, area businessman MARINE CITY -Adam J. Friederichs, 76, of 535 E. St. Clair died Wednesday, Nov. 18, 1981, in Oakwood Hospital, Dearborn, after a short illness.

He owned and operated the Friederichs Funeral Home and Friederichs Furniture Store and was affiliated with the Colonial Chapel Funeral Home. He was commodore of the Marine City Boat Club and a former city commissioner. Mr. Friederichs was born Oct. 30, 1905, in Marine City, where he was a lifelong resident.

He married Mildred Beauchamp Jan. 15, 1931, in Marine City. Mr. Friederichs was a 1927 graduate of Renards Embalming School, New York. He was a member of the Michigan Funeral Directors Association.

He was a parishioner of Holy Cross Catholic Church and was a past president of its Ushers Club. He was past president of the Marine City Lions Club. He was a former member of the Southeastern Michigan Conservation Club and the Old Newsboys. He is survived by his wife; two sons, Andrew R. and Robert Marine City; three grandand one greatgrandchild.

Services will be held at 9:30 a.m. Saturday in the Colonial Chapel Funeral Home and at 10 a.m. in Holy Cross. The Rev. Donald Bartone, pastor, will officiate.

Burial will be in the church cemetery. Visiting begins at 7 p.m. today. A rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. Friday.

Memorials may be made to Holy Cross Steeple Fund. Carl A. Krause CASCO TOWNSHIP Carl A. Krause, 67, of 9660 Lindsey Road, died Wednesday, Nov. 18, 1981, in St.

John's Hospital, Detroit, after a long illness. He was born Dec. 29, 1913, in Detroit. He married Malva Bandlow, Dec. 3, 1943, in Casco Township.

Mr. Krause is survived by his wife; a daughter, Mrs. Thomas (Janice) Hebel, Richmond; two brothers, Theodore, Marlette, and Herman, Sterling Heights; two sisters, Mrs. Laura Bandlow, Grosse Pointe Woods, and Mrs. Ann Heldeguard, Detroit; and two grandchildren.

Arrangements are incomplete. Visiting is from 7 to 9 p.m. today and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday in the Hensch Memorial Chapel Funeral Home, Richmond. Joe F.

Culhane EMMETT Joe Francis Culhane, 39, of 11245 Foley Road, died Wednesday, Nov. 18, 1981, in Mount Clemens General Hospital after a short illness. Arrangements are being made by the Barnard Funeral Home, Capac. Work Wanted 45 ADDITIONS, Garages, Con crete Work, Complete Home Improvement, licensed, FREE ESTI MATES, 984-3757. Additions, Remodeling, Drywall, Siding, Light Hauling, Rough- in, New Homes 'We have models! No job too big or small.

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