Investors file claims for losses Caring friend leaves sad sorority sisters Fenidale voters OK bond issue "3 ERNDALE Voters on i Wednesday approved a ,3 bond issue to build junior high and elementary schools and Bennett Jr. promised to at least double money invested by charities by combining it with matching grants from anonymous donors. Wealthy individuals were told they could invest with the foundation, the money would be doubled through anonymous donors, and then the sum would be donated to a charity of the individual's choice. But the anonymous donors did not exist. Bennett has denied wrongdoing and no charges have been filed against him.
Court employees said it would be days before the complete list of creditors is released. New Era has about $31 million in cash assets, according to the federal trustee overseeing the bankruptcy. ciety claim is just "part of the process" all creditors are going through. The deadline for filing was Monday, but some claims were still being processed. Total claims processed so far totaled $355 million, according to figures provided by the court and by lawyers for individual claimants.
The final total was expected to change as the later claims were processed. More than 300 organizations and individuals entrusted money to New Era, from the Philadelphia Orchestra to philanthropist Laurance Rockefeller. The depositors included 184 Christian organizations. The foundation declared bankruptcy May 15. State and federal authorities investigating New Era say founder John G.
Scheme victimized Michigan charities Free Press Staff and Wires Depositors in a bankrupt foundation have filed hundreds of millions of dollars in claims, many seeking their lost money and the promised returns on their investments. A preliminary listing of claims for money lost to the Foundation for New Era Philanthropy was released Tuesday in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Philadelphia. The foundation collapsed after operating a scheme in which it paid earlier investors with deposits from newer participants. At least 20 Michigan nonprofits and individuals including the Detroit Institute of Arts had millions of dollars tied up in New Era when it collapsed.
The DIA has filed a claim for $1 million the nonprofit's actual loss, said Joseph Bianco, executive vice president of the museum's Founders Society. Among the other Michigan charities involved: Johnson Foundation, Birmingham; Mission India, Grand Rapids; Spring Arbor College, Spring Arbor. Officials from these groups could not be reached for comment Wednesday on what claims, if any, they filed with the bankruptcy court. Bianco said filing the Founders So to renovate aging buildings. The vote was Plans call for spending $8 million for a junior high, $3.7 million for an elementary school and $300,000 apiece for new media centers at all schools.
Another $6.5 million will be earmarked for computers. The proposal will add 5.4 mills to the district's 7.6-mill levy. Ferndale has about 6,600 students and an operating budget of $46 million. The proposal would add $135 per year to the tax bill of a $50,000 home. Vote to determine ward or at-large council State bers would be elected from specific districts in the city.
The areas have not been drawn. Moore said wards would allow De-troiters to "call that one council member" for services, instead of having to hunt for a sympathetic ear among nine at-large members. The proposal also expands from nine to 11 the number of council members, by creating an at-large council president and a president pro tem. They would run at large. BY MATTHEW G.
DAVIS Free Press Staff Writer Detroit voters will get to decide likely in August whether to elect their city council members by ward or at large. The city Charter Revision Commission voted Wednesday night to give voters a choice between keeping the current, at-large system or going to a system of wards, the vote was 6-3. Under the wards proposal, made by commissioner Joyce Moore, nine mem by Bill l. roose Free Press Staff Writer jj Whenever they needed an encour-2 aging word or a bit of advice, sorority Cg sisters knew whom to turn to. They knew Corinne Marie DeLosh, a student at Eastern Michigan Univer-j sity and member of the Delta Zeta sorority, as an outgoing, mother-like friend.
"It was a big deal for her to be a big sister to me," her friend and sorority sister Susan O'Brien said. "She had the most balanced life you could think of. She was the most important part of my life, both as an advice-giver and one who showed me how to be a better person." Miss DeLosh was a huge fan of Billy Joel and Mickey Mouse. The pop singer's music was often heard emanating from her sorority house room, which was decorated with a large collection of Mickey Mouse caps. "Her last wish was to go to Disney -World," O'Brien said.
"She was planning a trip, but she was just too sick. So i the girls in the sorority took her a big bag of Disney stuff and tried to bring Disney to her as best we could." Miss DeLosh died Monday at her parents' Troy home after an eight-, month battle with non-Hodgkin's lym-; phoma. She was 22. Zi' "She had her own credit card to the JJIsney Store," said her mother, Chrys-l ej DeLosh. "But her love of Mickey jljdn't contradict her elegance." She had planned to graduate from lEMU last May, but chemotherapy treatments prevented her from completing her student-teaching requirements.
She was a 1990 graduate of Bishop Foley High School in Madison -Heights. "She wanted to be a teacher more than anything," O'Brien said. "It broke her heart when she couldn't student-! teach in January." Miss DeLosh had worked as a day care aide for Ypsilanti Township Parks i and Recreation. She was an EMU pom-' pom girl during her freshman year. She helped mother many of the Death notices Corinne Marie DeLosh young women living in the sorority house on College Place in Ypsilanti.
"In the Greek system, she was like a grandmother to me," said Betsy Slusher. "We always watched movies and did things together every day. She was great because she never judged you as a person." Besides being a member of EMU's pep squad, Miss DeLosh also was sorority treasurer, rush leader and vice-president for new members. "She was really elegant," said her sorority sister Leslie Pagereski Dubin. "She loved plaid and her hair was always in a ponytail.
Her hair bows had to match her clothes." In tribute, the 12 current Delta Zetas have been wearing red and green plaid ribbons. Besides her mother, she is survived by her father, William, and brother, Paul. Visitation will be 1-9 p.m. today at A J. Desmond Sons Funeral Home, 2600 Crooks, Troy.
The funeral service is 11:30 a.m. Friday at Guardian Angels Roman Catholic Church, 581 E. Fourteen Mile, Clawson. Burial will follow in Resurrection Cemetery in Clinton Township. Death Notices STETZLER, MARIA, Dear mother of Helga Today's Alphabetical Listing (josepn) Jenkins; loving Srandmother of Ona and ay (Susanna); great HELPFUL HINT To report a death ol a Social Security or SSI beneficiary or to graveside services today at li noon al Cloverhill Park Cemetery, Birmingham.
Arrangements by Dorfman Funeral Direction, (Sl6) 546-4700 inquire aoour survivor Denews, Call, 1-80M72-1213 to Monday through Friday. ANUSBIGIAN KHOSROP Age 93. Visitation Thursday p. nv Prayers 7 p.m. at St.
John's Armenian inurcn, aourmieia. service t-n-dsv It a.m. at the church. Inter SZURPICKI ESTELLE Sept. 26, 1995.
Beloved wile of John. Dear mother of John J. (Nora Elaine M. (Leon Lockwood, Florence (Jim) Dar-gun and Paul M. (Susan Isbell).
Also 16 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Dear sister of Josephine (Steve) Speckhart and Joan (Jim) Park, visitation Thursday 1-9 p.m. at Wm. Sullivan i San Funeral Heme, 705 W. 11 Mile Rd (4 blocks E.
ol Woodward). Roval Oak. Rosarv Thurs Porter, Norma G. Rider, Thomas Scrace, Gerald P. (Jerry) Smith, Burton C.
Maria, Stewart, Alexander Szurpicki, Estelle Tassie, Eileen Tutro, Dorothy T. Van, Kehrberg Wern Mr. Vern Walker, Mary Wludyka, Michalina Wolgast, Richard N. Wottowa, Thomas F. Yatcko, Helen W.
Zaborowski, Stephen F. Johns, Paul Daniel Kaczorowskl, Katherine Kauma, Elma Margareta Kehrig, Elizabeth Kubas, Julia Elizabeth Lampard, Lawrence R. Mclogan, Kelly M. Merwin, Dorothy J. Joseph P.
Nystrom, Dianne M. Ober, Jeanette M. Paquette, Alfred Joseph Patton, Jeannette M. Payne, Eileen Payne, Terrence Peterson, T. Ray Anusbigian, Khosrof Bassin, Belle R.
Capoferl, Steve L. Chabot, Marilyn Ann Cline, Robert De, Losh Corinne Donovan, Rosemarie Eades, Harry Ervin, William L. Fields, Edward Fink, Minnie Goetzke, Elmer H. Gothelf, Louis Guzik, Mack Harris, Mary Margaret (Peggy) Jankowiak, Delphes R. ment Woodlawn.
Memorial gifts to AGBU Alex I Marie Manoog-lan School. Arrangements by Coward Kerkolan Funeral Heme 10-541-H3Z5 day 7 In state Friday 11 30 BASSIN BELLI R. Beloved wile of the late a.m. uniu Time ot moss nuon at Shrine of the Little Flower Church. Royal Oak.
Memorial contributions to American Diabe Eawara Bastin. uearest mother ol Louis (Madeline) Bassin. Dear grandmother of Bruce and Elis tes Association or snnne Hign School would be appreciated. TASSIE Educators to receive cash from foundation LANSING Five Michigan educators learned this week they will receive $25,000 cash awards from a California-based foundation. Recipients of the Milken Family Foundation Awards are selected from a pool identified by the state Board of Education and local school districts.
Final selection is made by a committee and the state schools superintendent. Winners are: Rosa Williams, principal of Earhart Middle School in Detroit; Cheryl Wells, a science teacher at Dexter High School; Lynn Hansen, a band teacher at West Junior High School in Traverse City; John Goudie, a teacher at the Kalamazoo Area Mathematics and Science Center, and Yvonne Caamal Canul, principal of the Center for Language, Culture and Communication Arts and director of programs for linguistic and cultural diversity in Lansing schools. Fall color best in western UP Copper Harbor The best fall color in the Upper Peninsula this week was reported in the west, AAA Michigan said Wednesday. A check of state parks found 79 percent color at Ft. Wilkins State Park near Copper Harbor.
Hues ranged from 30 percent to 60 percent near Crystal Falls, Ontonagon, Newberry and in the Keweenaw Peninsula. Peak color in the Upper Peninsula is expected in one to two weeks. In the northwestern Lower Peninsula, color ranged from 5 percent to 30 percent at Boyne City, Petoskey and Cadillac. In the northeast, peak color at Cheboygan was 30 percent. Grayling and Harrisville reported hues of 25 percent and 20 percent.
EILEEN age 74. Wife of the late Dalai. abeth Bassin. Dear sister of Alvln (Lillian) Stern, Eleanor (Hershel) Kelman, Freda (Saul) Forman and Dorothy (Ben) Perlove. Also survived by nine nieces and nephews and seven grand nieces and nephews.
Services 11:30 Friday morning at Hebrew Memorial Chipel 810-543-1622 Interment He-brew Memorial Park Cemetery. KAUMA Heather (Michael) Durrett, and Lance (Carole) Block ley. Viilta tion Friday 3-9 D.m. at Returrec GOETZKE ELMER H. Age 16 ol Farmington! Hills.
Elmer worked at the Michigan Bell Telephone Co for 43! years, retiring In 1971 as a Personnel Supervisor. He played golf for over 70 years and had two holes-ln one-to his credit. Beloved hus tlon Funeral Home 40800 Hayes Young-at-heart artist was in acclaimed film ELMA MARGARETA Of Saline (formerly of Farmington), age 86, died Wednesday, September 21, WS at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. She was born July 13, UN In Overtornea, Sweden the daughter of Henrik I Josef in (Pudas) Henrlksson.
She was a Detroit resident from 1929 until 1980 be PAQUETTE ALFRED JOSEPH Age 32. September 26, 1995. Son of Kenneth Paquette and Caroline Appelle Brother ol Michelle, Chris, Theresa, Jeannette, Nathan and Vern Herberg Uncle of 14 nieces and nephews Funeral service Friday, September 29, 1995 In the Will and Schwarzkofl Funeral Home Mt Clemens at Visitation on Friday from 6:00 p.m. near 16 Mile). Services Saturday 10 a m.
Memorials to Michigan Humane Society, TUTRO CAPOFERI STEVE L. Beloved husband of Sylvia. Dear father ol Fred. Thomas, Carol (Thomas) McDonald, Steven (Jackie) and Cathy Capoferl. Also survived by nine orandchlldren and four band of the lata Mildred; loving father of Gerry (Jan) and Arlene (John) Tenagfla; dearest grandfather ol Kurt.
Glna and Laura; dear brother ol Bernadine Kirk ol dear friend of Audrey Dllley. by Lawrence Devine Five Press Staff Writer DOROTHY T. Beloved wife of Joseph W. Dear mother of Nancy (Dennis) Lippert, Patricia (Gerald) Kotuia, Paul and Michael (Bernadette). Loving grandmother of Nicole Sharon Kotuia, Joseph Matthew Tutro.
Dear sliter ot Edward. Ted and Ann visitation mursaay a-v p.m. ai the Thaver-Rack Funeral Heme, Sreet grandchildren. Brother of ohn and Alfred Capoferl. Funeral the Arthur 1.
VanLerberghe 33603 Grand River, Farmlnoton 1 1 PATTON JEANNETTE M. Age 79. September 27, 1995. Beloved wife of the late Forest. Loving mother of Diane Versellle and Bernard ust ot Farmington RQ.t.
uneral Friday II a.m. at Nardln fore moving to Farmington. one June 1, 1935 Elma married Eric A. Kauma. Me preceded her in death on July 19, 1983.
Survivors Include a daughter Mary Ann (Robert) Scott ot Ypsilanti, a grandson Michael Scott of it. Paul, MN, several nieces 4 nephews in Sweden. She was also preceded In death by her granddaughter Amy Scott, 4 brothers and 2 sisters. Memorial services will be held at 11 a.m. on Sept.
30. 199S at Glen Eden Cemetery In Livonia, Ml. Memorials may be made to the charity ot ones choice. Ar-rangements by Muehllg Chapel. runerai noma, juouv norper, si.
Clair Shores (bet. 12-1! Mile fed.) Saturday morning 11 a.m. Visita-tion Thursday 6-9, Friday 1-9 p.m. Zybura and Bernice Weiss. Re Park United Methodist Church, posing ar Leo t.
MDocinsKi r-u- Linda). Dear grandmother ot 'im, Adrlanna. Annmarie, Mi tween ft-9 Mile), Eastpointe until 9 CHABOT Farmington Hills (lust ol Middlebelt). Family suggests memorials to Nardin Park United Methodist Church, 29M7 W. 11 Ml.
Farmington Hills, Ml 4334. a.m. Frioay, to uur uaoy uueen of Peace Cnurch 9:30 a.m. Rosary Thursday 7:30 p.m. Visitation Thursday 3-9 p.m.
MARILYN ANN Age 59 Sept 26 Ol Shelby Twp. Beloved wile ol Maurice: dear mother ol David GOTHELF (Donna) Chabot and Carey (Paul) Wlnkal: arandmother of Kv and chael and Steven. Great grandmother of Alex, Adrlanna, Mea-gan, Summer, Madeline and Marco. Sister ot Virginia Zynda. Visitation Thursday 7-9 and Friday 1-9 m.
at Wufek-Calcaterra Funeral Home, 36900 Schoen-herr at Metro Pkwy (16 Mile). Funeral Saturday. Please call 810-826-8550 tor church and time Rosary Friday 7 m. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. VAN KEHRBERG LOUIS Beloved husband ol the KEHRIG Sean Chabot, Brett and Eric WERN "MR.
VERN" Aoe 58 ,1.1.. Ml late Leona Gotneif ana me late Reva Shwayder Gothelf. Dear father of Sue aepi. im. oeiovea nuiDana ot (Stanley) Marx and the latt Vivian Lieberman.
Loving Barbara. Loving tamer ot Lamer ine (Pete) Schweihoter, Dion, Mark and Vern Dear grandfather ot Nicholas and Jessica, Brother of Hans (Christie) and Dottle Cassei. Owner ot Mr. Vern's Hair Dei I oners In St, Clair iranoraTner or ur. terry irturx Dr.
Stephen Arpadi), Jane Marx ELIZABETH 80 yrs. Sept 27, 1995. Loving mother of Judith House, Elaine Kehrig, and Henry Kehrig. Grandmother of ten. Great grandmother of twelve.
Visitation Friday 2-9 m. at the S. Tom-rowskl Sons Funeral Home 30009 Hoover Rd. at common (I2W Ml. Funeral Saturday at St.
Sylvester Church. For Service time call 810-751-0444. Dean. Funeral Friday at turn. Sullivan San Funeral Home, 1459 Hall Rd.
(3 blks. E. ol Van Dyke), Utlca, and 10 a.m. at St Kieran Catholic Church Rosary 7 p.m. Thursday.
Visitation 5-9 p.m. Wednesday and 1-4 and 5-9 p.m. Thursday. Memorials to Hospice of S.E. Michigan or Harper Hospital Cancer Research would PAYNE een we ssi ana isaiin Marx, Johanna Lieberman and Joshua Lieberman.
Great orand- Shores. Visitation Wednesday 2-9 EILEEN September 27. Age 77. Dear mother of Michelle Giannico (Tom). Grandmother of Robert, Christine and Amy.
Dear sister of father of Adlna and Charlotte Marx-Arpadl. Dear brother of oe appreciated Belle seigel and Dorothy Rabinowitz. Services II o'clock Joyce unwan. visnanuii Desmond A Sons Funeral Home LAMPARD p.m. ana mursaay i-v m.
at Wuek-Calcaterra Funeral Home, Inc. 36900 Schoenherr at Metro Parkway (16 Mile). Funeral Friday. Instate 9:30 a.m, at Immanuel Lutheran Church, 415 N. Ninth St.
(at Vine St. Clair, Ml. until time service at 11 a.m. Friday morning at The Ira Kauf 2600 Crooks Rd. (bet.
Maple Big CLINE ROBERT Died September 25, 1995. Husband of the late Haie man tnapei leiui y-wnu inter' ment Clover Hill Park Cemetery. LAWRENCE R. Age 76 September 24, 1995. Beloved husband of the late Margaret F.
Dear father beavert r-naay i noon unni nme of service at 1 D.m. Memorial tributes Arthritis Foundation or Clint. Survived by daughter son In law Chervl L. ft. Georae M.
Michigan cancer ot Mary Lampara (uan McEachin). Grandfather of David and Katie Brother ot Rov GUZIK MACK September 26, 1995 Beloved husband of Josephine, dear lather of Mitchell (Elaine Lampard. Visitation Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 at Win. Sullivan Son Funeral nomo, ad w. ii nnt.
na. 4 blks. E. of woodward), Royai jak. in state Frldav 9:30 a.m.
until Loomis; orandchlldren Joyce Loomls, Sruce Loomis. sister Helen Behm; and several nieces and nephews. Mr. Cline was a member of the Carpenters Union. He served In the S.
Navy during World War II. Funeral service Saturday 2 p.m. at St. Matthew Lutheran Church, Lexington, Ml. Pastor Rev.
Barry Sheldon officiating. Memorial contributions may be made to St. Matthew Guilk, Mrs. Vernon (Barbara Klein, Richard (Barbara) Guzik, Mrs. Jerry (Virginia) Merti Rosemarie Tavlor and Mrs.
Ml WALKER MARY Age 65. Sept, 26, 1995. Beloved wife of Donald. Dearest mother of Charles, Colleen (Peter) Mousseau, Kathleen (Lawrence) Werner, William (Mich-ele) and Maureen (Nicholas) Renkiewicz, Grandmother of five. Visitation Thursday 1-9 p.m.
at Wuek-Calcaterra Funeral Home, Inc. 36900 Schoenherr at Metro Parkway (16 Mile). In state Friday 10 a.m. at St. Michael Catholic time ot mass 10:30 at St.
Mary's Church, Royal Oak. chael (Joanna) Garza, IS grandchildren, eight great grandchild PETERSON T. RAY Sept 26. Age 94. Beloved husband of the late Esther.
Dear father of Carol (Cornell) Grosan. Robert (Karen) Peterson and Dorothy (John) Hlckson. Grandfather of Linda, David, Debbie, Scott and Krlsta. Great grandfather of Nicholas. Brother of Ellen Peterson.
Visitation Fred Wood Funeral Home (Rice Chapel) 36100 Five Mile, W. of Farmington Rd Wednesday 5-9 and Thursday 3-9. Services Ward Presbyterian Church, 17000 Farmington Rd near Six Mile, Livonia Friday 11 a.m. Memorials to Ward Presbyterian Church Building Fund ren. Droiner or rrancei neioy, Stella Posius and Mary Bertaccl.
Services Frldav 10 a.m. at St. Lutheran inurcn. Community, 40501 Hayes, Sterling Heights until time of Mass at 10:30 De LOSH At age 87, Louis Gothelf found himself the star of an Academy Award-winning film. It was just another of the eventful turns in the long life of the elfin great-grandfather and artist who was born in the same village in Czarist Russia as another painter, Marc Chagall.
Mr. Gothelf, who died at age 94 on Tuesday, was gifted in art, said his daughter, Sue Marx, and also gifted in a life packed with love. Some of that came to him during the filming of the 1988 Oscar-winning short film "Young il Heart." The movie began as a light-hearted real story of the companionship of two octogenarians, Mr. Gothelf and the a idowed Reva Shwayder, also an artist ol i epuic. The lively pair surprised the filmmakers and family by deciding to tu.
the knot. Later, when the picture Aaa nominated for the award, the at heart couple went to Holly-a dressed up in tuxedo and gown, ai.ci rode off sipping champagne in a Cadillac limousine. Earlier in his hotel room, Mr. had his art supplies out and was ketching the trees and gullies of the Hollywood Hills. 'He never went anywhere without his pencils and brushes," Marx said.
"His life was filled with art and family and love. And he had a twinkle." Mr. Gothelf died Tuesday of congestive heart failure at his daughter's home in Detroit. He was born in Vitebsk, Russia, in 19(i, and later settled in Chicago whcie he became an artist and set designer for the Chicago Lyric Opera. He and his wife, Leona, moved to Detroit in 1972 to be near their married daughters, Marx and the late Vivian Lieberman.
His first wile died 1 983 after 55 years of marriage. Two WAYNE a m. Rosary Thursday 7 p.m. Interment Resurrection Vincent Ferrer Church, 1071 East Gardenia, Madison Hts. Visitation Thursday 3 p.m.
9 p.m. at the Sterling Heights Chapel of the Obarzanok Funeral Home 33250 Ryan Rd. (N. ot 14 Mile Rd.) and Friday 9 30 a m. at St.
Vincent Ferrer Church until the time ol MCLOGAN KELLY M. Age 29. September 26. Dear fiancee of David Cantrall. Beloved daughter of Ken and Sandy McLogan.
Dear sister of Kevin (Barbara) McLogan; Kim-berly (Bill) Miertlnen, Kris McLogan, Kay (Kim) Hull Dear granddaughter of Frank (Bette) Williams Family will receive friends Thursday 5-9 Wm. Sullivan 1 Son Funeral Heme, 705 W. 11 Mile, (4 blocks E. of Woodward), Royal Oak. Memorial Mass Friday 10:30 a St.
Dennis Catholic Church. 12 Mile at Stephenson. Memorials suggested to American Cancer CORINNE Sept. 25. Age 22.
Beloved daughter of Chrystel and William. Sister of Paul. Funeral service Friday 10:45 a.m. from A.J. Desmond A Sons Funeral Heme 2600 Crooks Rd.
(bet. Maple and Big Beaver) to Guardian Angels Church (Clawson) at 11:30 a m. Family will receive friends Wednesday 7-9 p.m. and Thursday WLUDYKA MICHALINA September 26, 1995. Beloved wife of the late John; dear mother of Walter.
Al Tar-wan. John. Gerald. Richard and services 10 a.m. HARRIS and the late Emily Ventimlglia, 30 grandchildren and 31 great-, grandchildren.
Funeral services' PORTER NORMA G. Sept. 26 Beloved wile ol Thomas dear sister of Carole Engel (George) and imnH Weu Funeral Saturday MARY MARGARET (PEGGY) Age 74, September 26, 1995. Wife of J. Fred.
Mother of the late Michael Harris. Sister of John J. l-y Kosary mursaay m. Memorial tributes to Harper Hos-pltal Lymphoma Research Fund. 8:45 a.m.
from A.J. Desmond i Fr-oay a.m. BoitK punerai Home, 4016 Martin, corner of Edward Detroit. Our Lady Queen of Angels Church 9:30 a.m. Interment St.
Hedwig. DONOVAN Laughlln. Also survived by nieces and nephews. Friends may visit at Lynch Sans Funeral Heme, 1368 N. Crooks Rd.
(between 14-15 sons Funeral Heme zfruu Lrooxs Rd. (bet. MaDle and Bio Beaver) ROSEMARIE Dearest daughter ot Liara ana me ieie ian Derner. to Mass at St. Regis Church Louis Gothelf years later, he was introduced to Mrs.
Shwayder, also widowed after 55 years. They were married for six years before she died in '1993. The film of their courtship began with a scene between Mr. Gothelf and his granddaughter Jody, who asked him why he and Mrs. Shwayder could live together and she and her boyfriend could not.
Gently he tells her they could not get pregnant. Then he said, "And we can't do harm to anyone," recalled his daughter. After the Oscar ceremony, director Lindsay Anderson wrote Marx about her dad and Mrs. Shwayder-Gothelf. Looking at them, he said, "shows what God really meant, for age to be as joyful as youth, only wiser and better." Besides Marx, Mr.
Gothelf is survived by sisters Belle Seigel and Dorothy Rabinowitz; five grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. A funeral service will be at 11 a.m. Friday at Ira Kaufman Chapel, 18325 W. Nine Mile Road, Southfield. Burial will follow in Clover Hill Park Cemetery in Birmingham.
MERWIN DOROTHY J. of Ann Arbor, formerly of Grosse Polnte. Age 93, Sept. 22, 1995. Dear mother of Miles P.
Merwin and JanePllotte. Mrs. Merwin was retired Irom Loving mother of Judy Ashley, Miiei mursaay 2-s p.m. prayer Service Thursday 4 m. Addition KaTr a im cnae mci-ov.
rr WOLGAST RICHARD N. Age 61. Died September 25, 1995. Husband of Be (Robin), Kim (Ken) and Sherl al aervices in Kansas ury, mu. tuanser ar Lincoln, Dirminunorni at 9:30.
Family will receive friends Friday 2-4, 6-9 p.m., Scripture Service Friday 7:30 p.m. Memorial tributes to Michigan Humane Society or Salvation Army. (Roger) Thomas, also survived bv elaht arandchildren. Funeral jacooson's Designer Dress salon In Grosse Polnte. Memorial ser atrice L.
Wolgast. Survived by three sons, Kurt (Lucy), of East Flat Rock voters say yes to school bond issues FLAT ROCK Voters in the Flat Rock Community Schools on Tuesday approved bonds for new construction and repairs. Proposal 1 passed 850-487. The 30-year proposal will raise $17.79 million for a new high school and community athletic facilities. Proposal 2 passed 887-440.
The 16-year proposal will generate $5,785 million to renovate two elementary schools built in the 1950s and a 30-year-old intermediate school. JANKOWIAK DELPHES R. Beloved husband of pointe, Mark, of Eastpointe and Brad (Lori); of Sterling four grandchildren, Shaun, Christopher, Brandon and Joey, brother Jerry (Sallv). sister-In-laws and Saturday 9:30 a.m. at Church of the Divine Child.
Visitation Friday 1-9 m. at Falrlant Funeral Home 13510 W. Warren at Schae-ler. Dearborn. Prayers Friday 6:45 p.m.
Memorials to American Regina; dear lather ot Dennis, Carole Ciamillo. and Paul (Ma vices Saturday Sept. 30, 10:30 a.m. Westminster Presbyterian Church, Ann Arbor. Expressions of sympathy to Hospice of Washtenaw.
Arrangements by Staffan-Mitchell Funeral Home Chelsea, Ml. RIDER THOMAS September 26, 1995. Age brother-in-laws; Eleanor Glenn neari Association opy' eiiaivu 74. Beloved son ot uo-rothy and the late Wll-S3 Ham. Dear brother of Joan (Robert) Smith, ria); lour grandchildren; brother of Lorrlane Tarbrake (Richard) and the late Steve.
Visitation 7-10 m. Thursday and 1-10 p.m. rlday at the A H. Peters Funeral Home, 20705 Mack Ave. at Vernier Jones, Salty and Alvln tlye, Barbara and Lyle Carpenter; brother-in-law and sister-ln law; Earl and Juanita CarDenter.
Funeral EADES HARRY Beloved husband ol Ann. MORRIS, JOSEPH P. 77. Beloved nephew of services will be held Friday, 10 Grosse Pointa Woods. Rosary 7 m.
Friday. In state at St. Dear lather ol Kyle (Donald) Fltioatrlck, JoAnn (Jim) Butler. isaoene moran ana neien itean; Foraver missed bv manv dear Peter the Apostle Church, Harper Woods, Irom 9:30 a.m. Saturday friends and family.
Visitation Thursday 3 until 9 at Voran Gene, Barbara (Joseph) Wudar-ski, William and the late Diane. Beloved nephew of Nellie Exell. Dear friend of Clara Serra. Served in the United States Navy. Services Friday at 10 a.m.
at the Salewskl Funeral Home 19111 Warren. Interment Parkview Memorial Cemetery. Instate Thursday 12-9 p.m. until time ot Mass at in a.m. Grandlather ol three; great ol three.
Visitation hursday p.m. Funeral service Friday II a at the Kaul Funeral Home, 28433 Jefferson a in Artnur mim Funeral Home-North Chapel, 1525 Hanco*ck Port Huron. The Rev. Robert H. Mann, Pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church will officiate.
Burial will be in Cadillac Memorial Gardens Cemetery. Visiting hours Thursday, 11 a m. Memorials mav be made to the St. Funeral noma (Alien park 5900 Allen Rd. Secular Fran ciscan Service Thursday at 4 m.
JOHNS St. Clair Shores ERVIN LUil I llll I iDaual Out Clair Co. Humane Society or SCRACE Funarai services rnoay a m. at the funeral home, 10 a m. at Our Lady ot Mt.
Carmei (Detroit). Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Lifetime member of St. Anthony's Fraternity, Secular Franciscans and KFC Robert Jones Council. ucauer Lruys mi imcpiihu Beloved husband of Marilyn, dear PAUL DANIEL Age 40, of Allen Park and Key West, FL.
died Monday 92595, surrounded by special love from his family. Paul was a world traveler, lover ot nature and the arts, a poet, end a waiter Beloved son of Donald and Pauline Brother ol David (Barbara) Johns of Dunedin. FL. BRIEFLY laTnir ot Lisa trvin, Karen wain, Michael (Nancy), Craig (Parti), Cory Main and David Oistad. GERALD P.
(JERRY) 43, ol Hartford CN Died Monday September 18, 1995 at Hartford Hospital Son of Donald and Charlene WOTTOWA THOMAS F. 72 of Kalkasa. Died Tuesday at the Kalkasa Memorial Health Ctr Formeriv ot Franklin. Dear ion of Ntllit and the late Raymond Dear brother of toil Scrace. of Prudenvi e.
Ml he NYSTROM resided In Hartford the past 15 Beloved husband of Dorothy (Do- Michelle (Oavld) Howard ol Lincoln Park and Carol (Donald) Carr ol Harrison Twp. Uncle ol DIANNE M. Sept 26. Beloved wife (Jim) wimams, Ariene joj (Janet. Carol (Jerry) Bradley, Ellen (Al) Laikty.
Connie (Paul) aoi, aear tamer or uavia wottowa, Deborah DiCicco and Jenni or ian. uear moiner ot ionway and Brianne Mc Jenkin. Beloved years He was a Fionst Designer, a member of Christ Church Cathedral and an Eagle Scout ol Boy Seoul Trooo 244-Detroit. Other fer Osthimer. Brother of William Wottowa, Mary Wottowa and Car nncuiKer, May tLarnai crvm Alu the fate Thomas and Rich Kenee jonns, Aoam jonns ana Michael and Kevin Howard He Is survived by many dear and close friends and family memebers who evnerlenced hit wonderful survivors are Dale (Mary) Scrace oi wozmaK, granaratner ot five Mass ot Christian Burial at 2 am sister of John, Mary Ann, Margie and Marilynne.
Visitation Thursday 9:30 a.m. until time ot service at 1 p.m. at the Narthrop Funeral Heme, 19091 Northville Road at and Judith Darwin Baker, Bar ard. Dear brother in law of Nancy (Sam) Alguire, Harry Jeanette) Sanborn, and Don Sanborn. Dear presence.
A memorial service Is grandfather of tory wain, snaun, be no he at St. Cvr 111 Catho Ic beven Mile Road, Nortnvnie. Church, 6442 Pelham Taylor, Thursdav at St. Mary of the Woods Catholic Church, Kalkaska. Committal services 11 a.m.
Saturday at Oakland Hills Cemetery, Novi. Scripture services 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Wolfe Funeral on aaturaay, vju ar ii a.m. wnn bara (Kerry) Zimmer, six nieces and nephews and his loving friend Vicky Aleandri, of Hartford. The Funeral was September 20 at Dillon-Baxter Funeral Home, In Weathersfield, CN.
Burial was at Cedar Hill Cemetery. Contributions in his memory may be made to Aids Prolect-Harttord, 30 Arbor OBER JEANETTE M. Seotember 26 Rev. Brad Forintos officiating. ivcjmitjiia, nniT, mmairwor tviuwavTi Craig and Jenica Ervin, and Tammy Wroblewihl.
Alio survived by nlecei, nephews, grand nieces and grand nephews, visitation Thursday 2 p.m. until 9 at the nomt n.ainasa, KACZOROWSKI YATCKO narnoro, in uoiuo KATHERINE Age 17. Beloved wife of the late Walter. Beloved 1995. Beloved wife of the late Percy C.
Ober. Dear mother of Robert, Scott, Shareen (Steven). Pern (John) Anderson and Paul Ober. Loving grandmother of Erin, Nathan, Elizabeth, Robert, Christopher, Kyle, Bethany and AftntfY'XOTT runerai nvmi mu 9 Mile OH blocks E. of John Rj Hazel Park.
Funeral Service noon Friday. mother of Antoinette Rudolph Dear grandmother of Leo, Jeffrey. 87 Rene. Seven areat orand SMITH BURTON C. Age 83, September 26, 1995.
Husbandof the late Lillian. FIELDS Drew. Visitation Saturday 6-9 p.m. at McCabe Funeral Home, HELEN Beloved wife of Andrew. Dear mother of Helen Marie Schwartz and Andrew Stephen Yatcko.
Dear sister of Steve Washenko. Dear grandmother of Ricky, Visitation Thursday 4-9 p.m. and Friday 12-9 p.m, at voran Funeral Home, (Allen Park Chapel), 5900 Allen Rd. Funeral Saturday 10 a.m. at St.
Stephens DETROIT Opening arguments in the federal trial of eight alleged members of Best Friends, a Detroit-based, multistate drug ring, have been postponed until Monday. Defendant Stacey Culbert pleaded guilty Tuesday and avoided a possible death penalty. Farmington Hills Christopher Smith, 22, of Detroit, accused of hitting 13-year-old bicyclist David Klinkey with his car and then fleeing the scene, was charged Wednesday with manslaughter and drunken driving. Funeral services are scheduled for 11 a.m. Friday at First Baptist Church in Oak Park.
William Coash, 64, who led the Legal Services Organization of South Central Michigan for 28 years, died Monday at Battle Creek Health System. Mr. Coash was the organization's executive attorney since 1967 and had been associated with the federal legal services program since it was formed 30 years ago. He retired in March as director and remained on as a staff attorney. He was a member of a University of steering committee that helped write housing laws proposed by then-Gov.
George Romney. Mr. Coash, of Battle Creek, got his bai h( lor's and law degrees from Wayne State University and served in the Army during the Korean War. For i h.n time he supervised real estate and purchases for Detroit Bank 1 Co. chlldren.
Dear sister of Mary "Maie" (Henry) Show, Frances Tell, and the late Joseph Max Kluska 1 Susan Kaiko. In state lie is survived nis wne. Sally; daughter, Catherine Coash, and. a brother. No services are planned.
J. ROBERT MARTIN, 92, a retired personnel executive, died Monday of cancer at Westland Convalescent Home. Mr. Martin retired in the early 1970s as human resources executive in Michigan Bell's downtown Detroit office. He earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Michigan.
A Northville resident, he was a talented painter. Mr. Martin is survived by his daughter, Dorothy Kluesner; a son, Jack; five grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be 11 a.m. today at Northrup-Sassaman Funeral Home, 19091 Northville Road, Northville.
Burial will follow in Glen Eden Cemetery in Livonia. 31950 w. Twelve Mile Road 1 1 dik. W. ol Orchard Lake Rd Far EDWARD Sept.
27, 1995. Beloved husband of Helen. Dearest father of Ronald Fields (Carmen) and Father of Burton Rev. Donald and Gail V. Five grandchildren.
Funeral at the verheyden mington Hills. Funeral services Thursday 4-9 p.m. and Friday 1-9 m. Frontczak Funeral Home tnns jerzemDowsKi (tawaraj. Also four arandchildran.
Memori Funeral noma, tajuo Mack Grosse Pte. Frldav at 11:30 a Sunday 2 p.m. at Funeral Home. Memorials may be made to William Beaumont Soeech Pathol oyianime iBTnouc murcn Prayers7p.m. Friday Visitation Thursday 1-8 m.
Contributions to Kountze Memorial 24o Fiorian, Hamrramck. Also in state Saturday 9 a.m. until Burial Mass at 9:30 a.m. at St. Florlan Church.
Scriptures Friday 7:30 ogy Fund 901. 746 Purdy Birmingham, Ml 48009. al Mass Friday 10 30 a.m. at Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Church, 32346 Pierce St. (between 13-14 Mile) Beverly Hills, Arrangements by A.J.
Desmond Sons Lutheran Church. 930 Nickel ZABOROWSKI STEPHEN F. Seotember 26. 1995 plate Louisville, OH p.m. interment mt.
uuvet. 44641-2655 appreciated. PAYNE punerii Heme (8 iq, mv-uwo Beloved husband of the late Ann. TERRENCE Sr Age 55 Sept 26. 1995.
Beloved husband of Shar Dear mother of Emily (Ivan) Stinehelfer, Edward IMarv). FINK MINNIE of Sunrise. Florida for STEWART KUBAS JULIA ELIZABETH Sept. 24, 1995 Beloved wife ot the late Frank Barbara (David) DeGregory and on. Loving father ot Michelle ALEXANDER Aoe 84 Husband of the late Lots.
Father of Nancy ine ifli Konaio. Leaves ie qrana children and I areat arandchild Dearest mother of Gary and merly of Detroit, Beloved wife of Allen. Dearest mother of Joel (Diane) Fink. Dear Grandmother uonn) oenm, lerrcnce inn-wio-rie) and Karen. Dear grandfather of Catharine, Jonathan and Alls-sa.
Visitation Thursday 5-9 and Fridsv 2-9 Funeral Dennis. Dear grandmother ot Dustin and Deanne. Sister of ren Survived by two brothers and one sister. Father-in-law of Lucille Services Saturoay at 9 15 a from the Saiewskl Funeral (Bruce) irawrora, james b. Stewart, Patricia (Dennis) Jennings.
Mary (Robert) Otford Also seven grandchildren, dear brother of Mildred McPtteeters of Jeffrey. Ronald (Kelly) and Lisa Fink Graveside services 10 Anna and me lata Viola. John Nellie Frank and Tony Survived Home ivm Warren to St Sabina Church at 10 a Inter or several nieiek ena neune Funeial Mass Sect 30 1995 SI Services Friday 10 a at SaturdBr9 a from Wuek-Cal-caterra Funeral Home, Inc 36900 Schoenherr at Metro Parkway (16 Mile) to St Anne Church tor 10 am Mass Rosary Friday 7 30 0 clock Thursday morning at He-br Men-anal Park Cemetery Mt Oeme-ts Arranaenents bv Ruseland Park Cemetery James Cnurth 46325 Ten Mile ment St Hedwig Cemetery Wake service Friday I pm. Instate Berkley Ml Resurrection Hebrew Memorial Chipel Novi. at 11 am Contnbu lions to Hope Hospice of Florida Funeral Home (81S) 412 JduO i nursaay 4v pm, r-riaay u-y pm rt Ii.
