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DETROIT FREE PRESS 19B SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1999 DATELINE OBITUARIES Hearings to focus on summer outages HILLSDALE Maijorie Bradfield: Put black history into library Firm may probe the Roche case By BRENDA RIOS FREE PRESS STAFF WRITER ByTAMARAAUDI free press staff writer illsdale College officials said Friday they may hire a law firm to in Hi Lifelong book lover and community activist, Marjorie Adele Blackistone Bradfield, the Detroit Public Library's first black librarian, died Friday after a long illness. She was 88. She was born in Washington, D.C., in 1911. In restored as quickly as possible. The commission issued a report Friday recommending that Detroit Edison: increase tree trimming, develop new performance targets, expand the study of chronic problems, review the power distribution system and ways to improve it and improve responsiveness to complaints.

The hearings will be held: Feb. 29 at 2 p.m. at City Council chambers, 13615 Michigan Dearborn. Feb. 29 at 6 p.m.

at William M. Costick Activities Center, 28G00 Eleven Mile Road, Farmington Hills. Dec. 2 at 6 p.m. at Rochester Community Schools, 501 W.

University, Rochester. Detroit Edison customers will get three chances to tell state regulators what they think about the utility's handling of summer outages that left 430,000 customers in southeast Michigan without electricity. The Michigan Public Service Commission will hold three hearings to get customers' thoughts on Detroit Edison's response to the outages that followed severe storms in July and August, The hearings are part of the investigation into the outages that left many metro Detroiters without power for several days. Detroit Edison has said service was 1937, after obtaining a master's degree in library science from the University of Michigan, she was hired at the Detroit Public Library. The follow-ine year, she i ROAD WORK Mrs.

Bradfield left the library in 1950 to raise two children, but returned in 1964 to fight for more funding for black literature. In 1967, she succeeded, convincing the Detroit City Council to increase funding for minority literature. The money helped preserve and expand one of Mrs. Brad-field's passions, the 50-year-old Azalia Hackley Collection of black performing-arts literature. On her recommendation, the library commission hired Clara Stanton Jones, the library's first black head librarian, in 1970.

In 1968, Mrs. Bradfield became the head librarian for Detroit Public Schools, creating black history month literature programs and expanding the collection. She retired from Detroit Public Schools in 1980. She was an active member of the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, the NAACP, the Urban League and the American Library Association. Besides her son, Mrs.

Bradfield is survived by daughter Trudy Bradfield Taliaferro, five grandchildren and one great-grandson. A family hour and memorial service will be held at Fritz Funeral Home, 246 E. Ferry in Detroit at 4 p.m. Tuesday. Burial will be through Mrs.

Bradfield's childhood church, St. Augustine Roman Catholic Church and in Mt. Olivet Ceme-tary in Washington, D.C. Marjorie Bradfield possible motive for the slaying, Lt. Ben McDermott said Friday.

Govender was sent to the Wayne County Jail without bond and ordered to undergo a psychiatric evaluation. By Dennis Niemiec WINDSOR Agency to enforce gambling rules Supervisors and managers from the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario have been brought in to enforce gambling regulations at Casino Windsor during a labor dispute at the agency. Some employees of the commission went on strike Nov. 1. Four of them would have been assigned to the casino as electronic compliance officers.

Casino Windsor spokesman Jim Mundy said customers have not complained about payouts since the strike began. By Jennifer Dixon DETROIT 2 more students face sex charges Two more Cooley High School students were charged with criminal sexual conduct Friday for allegedly paying $1 each for oral sex from a mentally impaired 12-year-old girl. The names of the boys, ages 14 and 15, are being withheld because of their age. They are being charged as juveniles with sexual assault involving the girl in a stairwell at the school. According to police reports, two girls ages 14 and 15 snuck the 12-year-old in the school and were prostituting her to several boys.

ByJackKresnak vestigate the scandal-tainted retirement of former college President George Roche III. Roche retired last week amid rumors of an affair with his daughter-in-law, Lissa Roche, who committed suicide in October. Roche has denied the affair, according to Hillsdale spokesman Ron Trowbridge. Acting college President Robert Blackstock said, "We'd like to know the truth. We think we have as much truth as can be known, but we're not sure." Blackstock said the school's Board of Trustees placed Roche on a leave of absence and then accepted his retirement because it believed his credibility was destroyed.

By the Associated Press LIVONIA Baby drowned; mother charged A Livonia woman was charged Friday with first-degree murder for allegedly drowning her 4-month-old son and placing him in a crib before she slit her wrists. Thanasagaree Govender, 37, was found on the floor of her home by a friend Wednesday afternoon. Responding to a call about her suicide attempt, police found the baby dead in his crib. Govender's husband and 11-year-old daughter were not home at the time. Postpartum depression is a married Dr.

Horace F. Bradfield, whom she met during college. Mrs. Bradfield set to work improving the library's stock of African-American literature. She helped establish the library's Black History collection and fought to fill the library with books on the contributions of African Americans in business and the arts.

Her first years at the library "were filled with subtle and not so subtle discriminatory practice," said her son, David Martin Bradfield, a judge in 36th District Court in Detroit. "But she had an iron will." closed from 8 p.m. to 8 a.m. The right lane of southbound Northwestern is closed at Telegraph until 6 a.m. Monday.

Telegraph Road Southbound Telegraph is reduced to two lanes between I-696 and 10 Mile. The ramp from southbound Northwestern and eastbound I-696 to southbound Telegraph is closed. Other major work The ramp from northbound Southfield to eastbound Ford Road is closed. There are intermittent right-lane closures on Grand River from Greenfield to Southfield. There are intermittent lane closures on Square Lake between Woodward and I-75.

1-94 1-94 is reduced to one lane in each direction between U.S.-12 and U.S.-23. 1-96 1-96 closed in both directions at W. Chicago from 3 a.m. until noon today and Sunday. 1-696 The ramp from eastbound 1-696 to southbound Lodge is closed until 6 a.m.

Monday. M-59 Both shoulders of eastbound and westbound M-59 are closed at Squirrel Road. M-10 (Lodge-Northwestern) The ramps from southbound Northwestern to northbound and southbound Telegraph are closed. Southbound Lodge is closed at Larned nightly from 8 p.m. until 5:30 a.m.

The westbound Jefferson entrance to the Lodge Freeway is younger of twins, he moved to Detroit in 1937. Mr. Brown attended Northwestern High School before being drafted into the U.S. Air Force in which he served from 1943 to 1945 in the Pacific For more information, visit our Web site at www.freep.comroadwork or call the state Department of Transportation at 800-641-6368. PANATTONI GREGORY AUGUSTINE if if FuneralServlce Today MiruiFl Nnvumhur 17.

1999 Dear son of Elizabeth and FLORENCE formerly of Plymouth. November 13, 1999. Age 84. Services will be held at the Sacred Heart Church RUTHIE L. (nee Pittman) Nov.

19. Age 88. Beloved wife of the late Roy. Dearest mother of Roy (Phyllis), Lary ASHE, STILSOM JAMES 9:30 am at Dearborn Chapel of tLatnennej ana tne ioib nuueri luenej. r-'yu us late father cnanes.

uear orotner ot Lnanes Janice), Audrey (Randy) Allison, Diane (Chris) Kaul md Daniel. Uncle of Danielle and Derek Allison and the Howe-Peterson Funeral nome, uyw iyiicmu.au wvc. in New symina Deani, rL hii huieihuh educator was born in Laurlum, Ml on Nov. 27, 19)4. Florence began her teaching career In Menonminee then moved to Manistique and continued in Northville, irandmotner ot eignt ana great-gronamoinei ui nv.

Hruiunri hv two hrothers. one sister-in-law and many AHTChl ncrap IM Hum Thayer-Rock Funerat Home, ugmn vnl Fam receive fr ends at wm. 33603 Grand River, W. ot Farmington Farmington. Sullivan 4 Son Funeral Home, 8459 Hall Rd.

(3 blks. E. of nieces and nephews. Funeral service 10 a.m. Monday at Wufek-Calcaterra Sons 36900 Schoenherr at lar iha harxm nfl ft, tn.

i nnniiane Arts anu In state 10 a.m. at The the director ot speech for the Norfhviile schools. In 19'3 BARBAGLIA, JOHN JR. Church ot The Divine Child. Metro Parkway (16 Mile), visitation aunoay i-y p.m.

van Dyke) utice. visitation saturoay j-v p.m. ana Sunday 1-9 p.m. Instate Monday 9 a.m. at St.

Lawrence Catholic Church until time of the celebration ot Mass at annmnliMI to Asst. Superintendent of the tired in 1976. Survlvina retired in 1976. Surviving Northville Schools and she WILLIAM H. 10am, Assumption Grotto GRESEHOVER 30a.

m. Rosary Sunday. p.m. BARNEY, Church. Florence are 3 sisters, Marie Criger of New Symrna EDITH W.

November 19, 1999. Beloved wife of the late John. Dear mother ot jonn tanineyi uresenover, wanty BARANYI BEAVERS, DONALD G. 12 noon Neely-Turowski Funeral Home, 30200 5 Mi. bet.

Middlebelt-Merrlman. Beach, Carolyn Caldwell of Littleton, CO, and Dorothy Sincock ot Plymouth, Ml. Memorial contributions suggested to the Northville High School Drama Dept. tor the enhancement of the high school new auditorium. r.mriitni ni iiirtv nnomas Brown, uear sister ot ft Nnv-mhar 19.

1999 Beloved wife of JoseDh. Dexter (Lynn) Ware and Marjorie Crossett. Also leaves Dearest mother ot John (Marcia) Baranyi and Bonnie BELLINI, MARY 9 am at The David J. Wysocki funeral home to St. Cletus Church tor 10 a mass PHILLIPS Monday 11 a.m.

THAYER-ROCK FUN6RAL noint, 33603 Grand River Farmington, (1 Blk. W. of Fxrminntnn Rd I visitation Sunday 1-9 p.m. Family BERNA, Nancy Ann 11:15 a m. John K.

Solosy Funeral Home, Mass 12 noon Sf, John Cantius Church ESTELLE MARILYN Wife of Donald. Mother ot (James) Furlong. Loving granomorner ui nve uidnu-children. Dear sister of Julius, John and George Chelenyak. Visitation Saturday 6-9 pm and Sunday 1-9 pm at the John K.

Solosy Funeral Home 3206 Fort, linrnln Darb m.1fn.lft7n RntArv SlJndflV 7 Dim. A suggest memorials to Henry Ford Hospice. BIANCO, JOSEPH ANGELO at Troy Baptist Church, 3193 Rochester Road, Troy. Richard, Donald, Kooert, pameia ana tne iate jomes. Grandmother of four and great grandmother of two.

Visitation Saturday 2 p.m. until the service at 7 p.m. at Charlas Steo Funeral Home, 18425 Beech Daly (betw. memorial Mass will be said 10 am Monday at the Henry IVANKOVICS BIXBY, LAWRENCE E. For Service times, please cal Ford Village cnapei.

6-7 Mile) Redford. (8I0I826-8MU. BASK IN Mary Lapwing Homemaker, GM secretary Mary Kathryn Lapwing, a homemaker, died Thursday of cancer at her home in Auburn Hills. She was 78. Born Mary Kathryn Lepkous in Somerset County, Mrs.

Lapwing moved to the Detroit area at a very early age. She was a 1939 graduate of Eastern High School in Detroit and worked as a secretary for General Motors for seven years. Mrs. Lapwing's hobbies included playing cards, bowling, traveling and spending time with her children. She is survived by her daughters, Carol Ann Davies and Janet Nawrocki; son, John; three sisters; eight grandchildren, and one great-grandchild.

Funeral services are at 12:30 p.m. today at A.J. Desmond Sons Funeral Home, 2600 Crooks Road in Troy. Burial will follow in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery in Southfield. Clarence Brown Detroit worker for 20 years Clarence Brown, a retired City of Detroit employee who headed the Transportation Engineering Department and ran Pat's Shrimp Hut in Ecorse for nearly half a century, died Monday of a heart attack.

He was 78. Born in Meyers Mills, S.C., the PLATT CADARET, LAVINA Funeral Mass Saturday II a.m. at St. Patrick Catholic Church. MAX Beloved husband of the late Gladys Baskin.

Dear JENNIE Age 80 of South Rtdgewood ormono Beach, Florida. November 13, 1999 at Bowmans Healthcare Center in Ormond Beach, FL. Born in Detroit, Michigan. Moved to Florida in 1997 from Las Vegas, Nevada. A Memorial service will be held on Saturday November 27, 1999 at 10 a.m.

at White Chapel Memorial Cemetery, 621 W. Long Lake Troy, Ml Ormond DEBOLSKI, Leonard L. Mass 10 a.m. at St. Anthony father ot Rhoaa peinDerg, nenery oasxin anu Carolle Baskin, Grandfather of Andrew (Mich- Catholic Lnurcn, seneviiie, ele) seltzer, Daniel uamiei nun, uavio iren- riat Cainharn Marr Raskin.

Eric (Dana) TIMOTHY W. Age 41, of Harsens Island, formerly of Garden City, died Sunday November 14th. He is survived by his mother, Mildred Piatt, Harsens Island, his brother Mark (Marge) Piatt, of Riley his sister Melanie (David) Heitz, ot St. Clair Twp, a nephew and nieces Mike Pennaioli, Veronica Heitz and Annemane Heiti, of St. Clair Twp.

Dear friends Roy and Colleen Morris, aunts, uncles, cousinsand many friends. He was th Hnmpmftk-ar wnn en area coomuu a D'ONOFRIO, MARY (SCOTTI) 9 30 a.m. from the Saiewski Funeral Home, 19111 W. Warren. Theater.

He was awarded the Purple Heart. He received his high school diploma through Veteran's Institute, a program for veterans, at Cass Technical High School in 1946 before receiving a bachelor's degree in Business Administration from Shaw University in Detroit in 1952. Mr. Brown worked as a department head for the Transportation Engineering Department for 20 years before retiring in January 1989. He was also the owner of Pat's Shrimp Hut in Ecorse for 48 years.

The family still runs the business. Mr. Brown was very involved in religious activities and his hobbies included bowling and square dancing. He is survived by his wife, Mayola; daughters, Anita and Pa-tra, and son, Benrus. Visitation will be from 6 to 9 p.m.

Sunday at McFall Funeral Home, 9419 Dexter in Detroit. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Monday at Tabernacle Missionary Baptist Church, 6125 Beechwood in Detroit. Burial will follow in Roseland Park Cemetery in Berkley. Coffman, Klrt, Corey and Casey Hampson also 5 great gardening.

Survived oy daugnter janet k. uiesen ot DUSCHNAT, KARL G. 11 a.m. af Buehler Funeral Home, iranacniioren. son or tne laie narry oasnm ouu mt taie iiA Rstkin Brother of the late Morris Baskin.

the late HuDDard Lake, Mi; orotnersLnanes ruaaien onu tmmv Putareri of Ml and sisters Lena Sabuda of Ml 26429 Gratiot, Roseviue. and Angie Salvador ot Ml. Six grandchildren and nine Irvin Baskin and the late Ben Baskin. GRAVESIDE SERVICE 10:30 Sunday Morning at Adat Shalom oreaeceasea oy nis tamer, jamea, i hrnther Tom. in 1981.

Tim attended Garden City High DUSZCZYK, JOHN J. In state St Florian Church from 8:30 a.m. until the Funeral Mass at 9. great-gronacniiuien. meiMunoi uwuanutu iy VolusiaFlealer Counties Chapter, 310 N.

Nova School, and served in the U.S. Navy. Tim had a great Memorial Park cemetery. Arrangements oy ira ivaur man Chapel 248-569-0020 GOLLA, JOSEPHINE Funeral Service 10 AM at Ormond Beach, FL 32174 or to The Heart Assoc. P.O.

Box 3, Daytona Beach, FL 32115. Bagnasco-Tabbi Funeral Home, 25800 Harper. love and respect tor tne outooors. i im was a xmo onu gentle man, and will be greatly missed by all of us. Visitation will be at Gilbert Funeral Home, Algonac, BELANGER HARKNESS, JOHN U.

2 pm Memorial service at St. KASHIAN Saturday Novemoer zu. 1-4 p.m. ana o-v p.m. Lremanun Paul prespytenan Lnurcn, 3, wiic uimnq will be held will take place, and a memorial celebratioi tion GARY A.

November 19, 1999. Beloved husband ot ELEANOR Age 73, November 19, 1999. Beloved wife of Louis. Dearest mother of Karen (Bob) Cole, Douglas and Michelle. Dear grandmother of Brian and Adam HART, PRINCE A.

10a.m. at Gilbert Funeral Home, 1422 at a later date. Michigan Aigonac, Cole. Sister of Robert Blaser, Margie Pickering and HOCKMUTH, MADELYN 10 a.m. Mass at National Jeannette.

Dear ratner ot tuiauetn ano natew Kashian. Son of George and Donna Kashian. Brother of Gail Darby, David Kashian, Kristine Doenges and Daniel Kashian. Step-father of Cassandra Joshnson. uidtatinn tnnriav 9-fl PM Services Mondav 11:30 AM at PLOTKIN BERNARD Beloved husband of Elaine Plotkin.

Jack (Margie) Blaser. t-unerai i uesoay a.m. at me A.H. Peters Funeral Home, 32000 Schoenherr at Masonic I13W Mile), in Warren. Visiting Sunday 4-9 p.m.

and Shrine ot the Little Flower, xoyai uax. HOLMOUIST, DR. HARTLEY (RUSS) Funeral 10 am the John N. Santeiu Son Funeral Home, 1139 Inkster Dear fatner ot Maoeiyne tur. mormani marxow-Itz, Joel (Linda Bobrin) Plotkin and Lowell (Mary Libby) Plotkin.

Loving grandfather of tamwal Pintfc and Hannah Plotkin. Brother of Monday i-v p.m. Saiewski Funeral Home, 19111 w. warren. IBetwn.

Ford Rd. a. Lnerry null, memonais suggested to American Liver Foundation or of HYRB, DARLENE T. Funeral 11 a.m. from Lynch 1 Sons BENAVIDES Funeral Home, 3W rontiac I ran, wancu Loa-c.

Drain lumgi Kcwaiuiruim. Alfred (Thelma) Plotkin, Arthur (Carol) Plotkin, Anne Helfman, Florence (Arthur) Schultz and Betty (Sidney! Pianin. Services 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the Ira JULIAN M. Beloved husband of Ruby. Dearest father of JORGENSEN, SVERRE N.

Memorial Service KRIEGER Highland Park Baptist Lnurcn. DR. BRUCE Beloved husband of Joan Krleger. Dear Debra Burton, Jim (Sue) Burton, Denise Burton and Juanita Benavides. Loving grandfather of 10.

Visitation Saturday and Sunday 2-8 p.m. Funeral services Monday Kaufman cnapei iwi 569-uu2u interment Aaat anoium Memorial Park Cemetery KENNEL, Dorothy M. Memorial Service 2 p.m. from Grosse pomte Memorial Lnurcn 11 a.m. from risko Funeral nome nw micntgan RAAK father ot Lise (uougiasj Rrieger-oegaiman, Sharyn (Robert) Hyman and Janet Mery (Daniel) Krieger Mistick.

Loving grandfather of Allison and Sara Beqalman, Matthew and Detroit, interment unites Memorial uaraens. KLOS, Anthony Gerald Memorial Service 10:30 a.m. Sharp mnerai nomas, iwuoinci low remm. ELIZABETH J. of White Lake.

November 19, 1999 at 77 years ot age. Beloved wile of the late Jack K. for 50 years. Loving mother of Paul (Raene), Anne, Robert, Deborah, Richard. Mark, Robin 4 Roger (Ylli).

Dear BOLOTTA Michael Hyman. Dear brother of Stephen (Laura) Krieger; brother-in-law ot David Pennef and Barbara LAPWING, MARY 12:30 at A.J. Desmond 1 Sons, 2600 Crooks Rd. (Pet. Mapie pig oeavet i ELIZABETH J.

November 17, 1999. Beloved mother of Lonen. services oi me ua 248-569-0020lnterment Temple Israel Gardens of Beth El Diana vaienti and Roger poniman ana tne iate wicnara Pohlman. Also survived by 7 grandchildren and 2 great LOVELACE, THOMAS 11:30 a.m. Wuiek-Calcaterra Sons Inc, 36900 Schoenherr.

Memorial Park. grandmotner Of 14 granocnnoren ana atrvrn great-grandchildren. Service will be held ata later date. Memorial contributions to the donors choice. Arrangements entrusted to the Highland Chapel of the Elton Black 4 Son Funeral Home 248-889 500.

irandcniidren. sister ot Aioert Kutter. runerai set mc LYONS, Richard E. 9:30 until Mass 10 a.m. St.

Claude LENNOX ionday p.m. at vasu, Koagers lonnen mapei oi Desmond Sons, 32515 Woodward Ave. (betw. 13-14 catholic Lnurcn. Mile).

Family will receive trienos aunaay i-a MacDONALD, JOHN DUNCAN 10:30 a m. Charles EDWIN Age 83. of Beverly Hills Fla. formerly of Michigan. Died November 15, 1999 at Seven Rivers Community Hospital, Crystal Rivers Fla.

Beloved hnchjinfl nf nnrnthv Dear father of Glenn Louise) SIEBERT Memorial tributes American neart Assouauim. Step P. I04Z3 beecn uaiy. Ltur Lauy or uutcnu oi ii MADEJ, STANLEY FRANK 9:15 a.m. from the Jarzem- CUBBIN Lennox of Shelby Twp.

Dear grandfather of Lisa Lennox ELAINE B. Age 77, November 18, 1999, of Sterling Hts. Beloved wife of the late Albert. Dearest mother of Diane (Bruce) Sachs and Christine (Erich) Behrend. Grandmother of Krisfa (Gerald) Wakefield and Marc and bowski Funeral Home to st.

Luneounaa Lnurcn a.m DEATHS ELSEWHERE CLARENCE J. November 19, 1999. Beloved.husband of McMURRAY, HOMER F. In state 9 a.m. until Mass 10 a.m.

St. Germaine Church, St. Clair Shores Of 5an Francisco, LA. ana lumDeny Lennox ui onciur Twp. Mr.

Lennox was a WW II Veteran, serving in the US Navy and was a member of the National Association Investment Clubs. Religious service 11:00 Monday at Jason Behrend. Greatgranomother ot Jonathan wane- Shirley. Dear ratner ot Bruce Anne Luuom, jam o. Mary Jo Cubbin, Michael 4 Sharon Cubbin, Susan ii k-K4hlaan 1.

Timnfhw field. Funeral Monday II a.m. A.H. Peters Funeral MEREDITH, HUGH P. Memorial service 3:00 p.m.

at Diener Funeral Home, mn vanuykeioem tummi, Grace United Metnooist Lnurcn, new pamnmic. Home, 32000 scnoennerrr at Masonic vu.j, warren. Visiting Saturday 5-9 p.m. and Sunday 1-9 p.m. Memorials to American Lung Association.

Utica. Visitation Sunday j-apm. Andre, Arlene Kenny Allard, Robert 8. Kathy Cubbin, John i Patricia Cubbin and Linda Jardine. Brother of Cum Akn curvivpri hv 21 nrandchildren.

PETROUS, EDWARD J. 10 a m. Mass at St. Rene Goupil Lnurcn, JOVJJ Kyan aier miy LENZI Family will receive friends at vasu, Roagers cottnen SMITT Step PHILLIPS, Estelle Marilyn 7 p.m. at Charles R.

Chapel of A.J. Desmond 4 Sons, 32515 Woodward Ave. D.D.S. November 19, 1999, suddenly, age 40, RICHARD E. Beloved husband of Ann Smitt.

Dear htw n-14 Milel Saturday 4-8 D.m. and Sunday 2-8 p.m. oAnnu nr tatKar RICHARD, Aalnuari husband of Peaav. Dear father Funeral Home, mm oeecn uaiy, cuim Of Chad I i OWv UU.UO..U r.l"' Traun, I nuinn tnn nf Or Anthonv and Jennie Lenzi. PLATT.

TIMOTHY W. Visitation will be at Gilbert father of Peggy (Martini Liancy jane (Harvey) Hollander. Step father of Robert Clamage 4 James (Missy) damage Grandfather nf Matthew. David 4 Julia Hollander. Son in law of MargaretT.

Hardy (the late Charles), pear Funeral nome, Aigonac, i-apm aim p-iym RUMIt aUMUO, TiiouMvo Ferrer, 1087 E. Gardenia, Madison Heights, Monday 11 a m. until Funeral Mass 11:30 a.m. Rife of Committal Hnlv tanulrhre Cemetery. Memorial tributes to Far- REYNA, JOHN Memorial service 11 a.m.

at Most Holy brother Ot Mark inatnyi, roui tnniLiiei onu DiFalco (Mark). Also survived by many nieces and Elizabeth 4 Megan Clancy, Joshua, Kristin Daron Trinity Lnurcn, iusu porter uenun. mington Hiiw Hospice Home, nil 1 Mioaieoen nepnews and maVj many friends. Family will receive Brother of Margaret (Harrison) Frank. Uncle Farmington Hills, Ml 48336 (riJnds AJ, Desmond I Sons Funeral Home 2600 James 4 Tony Frank, Moraaret Merrill and the late ROCHELEAU, NORMAN P.

10:15 a.m. at L.J. Griffin Crooks Rd. (bet. Maole 8, Big Funeral Home, 7707 MiddlebeltRd neoveri, aunuav i-yrm.

Harrison Frank Jr. Services 11 o'clock Monaay morning isitation. at Our Lady of the at the Ira Kaufman Chapel, 248-569-0020. Intermenl Beaver), Sunday 2-8PM. Drauarc tunriav 7'3(lPM.

Vl! CYREK rhitrrh 1741 rnmmerre Rd Orchard Lake, SCHULTE, RUTH E. In state 10:30 a.m.; service I I a In Christ the King Lutheran church, Chesterfield Twp. Beth El Memorial Park, JOSEPH S. Aoe 79, November 18, 1999. Husband of Monday until Funeral Mass at 10AM.

Family suggests memorials to Chad and Trevor Lenzi College SHALDA, RICHARD J. In state 10am at Amaung Grace Catherine Father of Joseph (Patricia) and STEFANI Luthran Church, 20860 Dequindre until lam service. FUnO CO lvW LiUUKS 1 1 uy, ranaouo-. Sandra (Joel) Harris. Brotner or Ann urooex, oernice Piepsiak and the late Harry.

Grandfather ot Joeymarie Fred Wood SHARP, MARJORY I. Services 1pm Funeral Home (Rice Chapel), 36)00 Five MOONS MileRd. tLnristopneri Mnoersen, juscpu 11.1101 u.pwi Julie Anne. Visitation Wm. Sullivan I Son Funeral Li.

mc iai 11 AA i la Dri (4 hike ftl Wnftriwarflll. 1999. Dear father of ROBERT J. Age 75. November SHAW, IRIS 11:00 a.m.

at First Presbyterian Church, JOSEPH J. Age 81. November 19, 1999. Beloved husband of Dorothy (nee DiPaolo). Loving father of Pamela (Stephen) Truman, Cary (Christine), Deborah Stetani and Shari (Chuck) Spurlin.

Dearest grandfather of Matthew, Jesse, Jason, Courtney, Megan, Kelsey, Calm, Corl, Brianne, Nicole and Shane. Dear brother of Mary Grazieni and Harry (Lena) Stefani. Donations preferred to the National Kidney Foundation of Michigan. Visitation Sunday 2-9 p.m. at Wujek-Calcaterra 4 Sons, nan, Michele Moons, Molly Moons, Mary Beth sini 600 N.

Brady, Dearborn. Suzanne (Donald) Lanza, Maureen Moons and Megan Royal 6ak, Sunday 1-8PM. nights of Columbus Rosary at 7PM. call (248)541-7000 for Rosary time. Instate Monday Funeral Mass 10AM at National Shrine FRANK J.

Saturday, St. Andrew SIELSKI, Church. or tne Linie riower. SMYTH, Florence Lilian 11a m. Sawyer-Fuller Funeral HOme, 21 Zj W.

WIIC KB U'R. nwuwo'm 36900 schoennerr at Metro parxway tio (rrintnra caruire Sunday 7' 30 Funeral Mondav instate 8 MOOns (Martini Varanan. laranuramei ui nneyon jinyn, Douglas and Andrew Lanza and Kyle Grattan. Brother of Richard and Terrence Moons. Friends may visit at Lynch 4 Sons Funeral Home, 1368 N.

Crooks (betw. 14-15 Mile Sunday 2-8 p.m. Prayers Sunday 7 Funeral at Manresa Retreat House, Woodward Ave. at 16 Mile Monday 10 a.m. Friends may visit at Manresea beginning at 9 30 a.m.

Memorials Manresa FLYNN 5TEFANKO, Paul 10 a.m. at the Dearborn Chapel of the a.m. at St. Ephrem Catholic Church, 38900 Dodge Park Howe-Peterson Funeral nome, urn nnn-muqn g. at 17 mne) until time ot wass at a.m.

HOWARD Died November 19, 1999 age 82. Brother in law ot Jennie Rozniata. Nieces and nephews also survive. Instate Monday St. Florian Church lollowed by STINCHCOMBE, ALBERTA R.

11 am. St. Frances STEWART Jesuit Retreat nouse Ot vuysacr Cabrim Lnurcn, vuuu Laurence iai vyum ran. Mass at 9AM. Visitation Sunday i-vpm at tne L.L.

Orllkowski Funeral Home 2721 Holbrook, Hamtramck. Prayers Sunday 6PM. SYMES, DAVID R. In state 9 a m. until Mass 9:30 a.m.

at NAVETTA St. Blase Lnurcn, Ijnnuc JESSIE MAE November 18, 1999. Age 83. Beloved wife of the late Robert P. Dear mother of Robert J.

and Donna L. (Raymond) Bock. Grandmother of Kimberly and Carol Great grandmother of Jack. Funeral Monday 11 a m. at the Kaul Funeral Home 35201 Garfield, Clinton THOMAS, JOHN RITCHIE 2:30 p.m.

St. Paul's Episcopal GERSKE LOUIS age 72, November 17, 1999. Beloved husband of the late Serena (nee Pace). Loving lather of Rosemarte (Howard) Hix and Paula (Raymond) Plowick. Proud nnindfather of Bradley and Michael Hix, Lindsay and ous ideal.

Mr. Horst also had an exquisite, if slightly eccentric, eye for detail. In his early years as a photographer for French Vogue, he would shoo away overly fastidious fashion editors who tried to perfect his settings. "My best pictures always have a little mess a dirty ashtray, something," he said. The younger of two sons of a well-to-do hardware merchant, Horst Paul Albert Bohrmann was born Aug.

14, 1906, in the eastern German town of Weiseenfels-an-der-Saale. He seldom bothered to use his surname even as a fledgling photographer among an expatriate crowd in Paris in the early '30s. He dropped it in 1943, after he became a U.S. citizen, so as not to be confused with the Nazi official Martin Bormann. He legally changed his name to Horst P.

Horst. He went on to have a successful career as a photographer for American Vogue. In the 1960s, however, when editors demanded more lifelike shots of models running and skipping, he fell out of favor. Still, he continued to find work, shooting interiors as well as portraits and advertising images for Seventh Avenue designers Bill Blass and Calvin Klein. Church, Beioil, Wisconsin HorstP.Horst Fashion photographer NEW YORK Horst P.

Horst, a master of light and deep shadow whose photographs of fashion and fashionable people such as Coco Chanel, Marlene Dietrich and Noel Coward evoked the glamorous 1930s, died Thursday at his home in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. He was 93. Best known for his classical images of models and society figures posed in dramatic, often Greek-inspired settings, Mr. Horst started taking pictures in 1931 as a protege of the aristocratic photographer George Hoyningen-Huene. He continued to work until 1991, photographing subjects as diverse as Jean Cocteau, Harry Truman, Gertrude Stein and Andy Warhol.

"He really was the 20th Century," said photographer Eric Bo-man, who met Mr. Horst in 1978, when both were assigned to photograph the French fashion collections. The people he knew and the clothes he photographed conjure up a world where elegance and manners still mattered. Mr. Horst preferred to work in a studio, where he could use artificial light to impose an unreality on his subjects, elevating them to a glamor- CECELIA E.

Dear daughter of the late Marfha and THORIN, CONNIE M. 1 p.m. at Fenton United Methodist Twp. (N. of 15 Mile).

Visitation Sunday 3-9 p.m. Burial Cadillac Memorial Gardens East. enton, Ml, 810-629-2132. Church, 119 S.Leroy, Fei Timothy McNamara. bear brother of Jennie (Zeno) Varnilift anri AAarw Rilifh AISO Survived bV mOhV hlCCS, jonn.

uear sister ot jeannene wi uimt iukk and the late Harold Gerske Also survived by nieces and nannaux Cunani nAnnriav 9am from the Calcaterra TOZER, MARY HELEN Prayer Service 4 00 m. In the STORRE eohews, friends ana treasurea neignuors. vianoiign Will and scnwarzkoit runeiai numc, ivii. up Saturday 4-9 p.m. end I irSSak-teVra7 LAWRENCE f.

Age 78. Survived by wile Laverne E. Wuiekalcarra DauM.r sherry Hanrahen, son Gary L. (Peggy). Soboclnsicl Funeral Home, 22121 Kelly Rd.

(betw. 8-9 Mile Rds.l, Eastpointe and at St. Hyacinth Church at 10 a.m. Burial Mt. Olivet Cemetery.

Visitation Sunday 1-9 C.narat XAnnHaw ID ft fmm WUI 9:30 a.m. from VONBERGEN, MARIE C. (nee Ev.rsdyke) 10:30 a.m. 4 Sons, Inc. 36900 Schoenherr at Metro Pkwy.

(IS Milel Mass at St. Genevieve, uta Jamison, livuiiio p.m. with rosary at p.m. to St. wicnaei SLainoilCLOmmunny iui iv.jvo.iii.

moaa. Grandchildren Shannon and Whitney stoDDe. Lrema-tion was done Nov. 17, 1999. Memorial Service to follow.

For Charles R. Step Funeral Home, (313) 531-1888 VORPAGEL, MARGARET G. 1 ro. at Harry J. Wi Entombment Holy sepuicnre Lemetery.

Funeral Home, J4ao tvucnigan wve vyaync. GIOVANNUCCI NIEMIEC WALTER, JEANNE A. Memorial Service 11:30 a.m. at SZPONDOWSKI MELVIN V. Age 71, November 18, 1999 He was a teacher ALBERT November 19, 1999.

Beloved husband of Central United Metnooist Lnurcn, waiertuiu. I Funeral Home, WATTS. CARL B. a m. at Harry WM at Austin Catholic Preparatory High School of Detroit and Principal ot Cardinal Mooneyigh School and St.

Marv's Elementary School in Mt. Clemens. Beloved Bernice. Loving tamer of uonaio Thnnut trhrkl rtannis Terrv Bialo- AGNES Age 80 of Allen Park, Ml. Beloved wife ot the laie Jerry Loving mother ot Jerry (Sherri) and the late Robert Grandmother of Jerry.

Christine, Lori (Shawn), Wes (Britney), Kara, Mandy 4 Heather. 34567 Michigan Wayne (734-721-5600) 3 breski (the late Jerry), Paul (Robin) and hiichanri nf Piarinn Dearest father of David and Perri. WOIKE, BERTHA A. II a.m. at A.H.

Peters Funeral Bnunni srntt Anams. Leaves oranaenn- Great-arandmotner ot jaxe, Lamyn jenna. uear dren, one great-grandson. Brother of Helen Sniechows- Home, 32000 schoennerr at Masonic i urciyu.j wan en Dear brother of Robert, Paul and Beverly. In State Monday 11am at St.

Joan of Arc Church until time of Mass Visitation Saturday 4-9pm and Sunday 2-9pm at the A.H. Peters Funeral Home 20705 Mack at sister ot Sophie 4 the late Jennie. Funeral Service Monday from The Martenson Funeral Home, 109)5 Allen Rd (Corner of Goddard) going to St. Hugh Catholic Church 10am. Burial at Our Lady of Hope.

Death Notices Post 16. In state Monday at 10 a.m. at. St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church, until time ot Mass at 11.

Interment St. Hedwig Cemetery. Rosary Sunday p.m. In Vernier, WOSSe FOinte WOUUS. KUaary aunuor juii.

Memorial donations appreciated to iisters ot Lnarny. HELPFUL MINT state at the Saiewski Funeral nome, mil n. watren, Visitation Saturday j-vpm aunoay i-vpitt wnn a Scripture Service at 7pm. Saturday 1-9 p.m., Sunday 12-9 p.m. To report a death ot a Social Security or SSI beneficiary GOLABEK TAIPALE PANTELY Call: 1.800-772-1213 7:00 a.m.

to 7:00 p.m. Monday through Friday WALTER Age 76. November 19, 1999. Beloved husband of Wanda. Dear father of Sandra (Bob) Perry, Marlene LAILA Age 86.

Wife of the late Leslie. Mother of Marilyn GEORGE Beloved husband of Christina and the late Athena. Dear father of Lee (Mary), Tom (Rachel) and laiuaic anu punine- ijicte, jwniucn. ui aiiuiuvii's, I I l.Mal Ctarau fAAiliat Taulnr (Robert Horvath) Golaoek, ano Alien iKooyni uoiauex. naar nranrflathar nf Zarharv and Beniamin Horvath.

ADAMS Chuck (Bonnie). Dearest granotatner ot Lena, nicno- rsADHTMV Nnw 1A 1999 Aae 72. Beloved wife Dear brother of Dolores Floreskul and the late Harry and Joseph Golabek. Visitation Sunday 2-9 p.m. with a ra cmriav lint the Was Funeral Herbert James Adams.

Dear mother of Gail A. Larsen, Mary C. Schroeder (Chet), Joan Smith and Alan J. jLAari, RatM tictar nf FteAnor KalDin Donald) las, zacnary, ineooore, tvan, oeorge rnnnu, wuuw and Noel. Visitation Sunday 1-9 p.m.

at the A.H. Peters Funeral Home, 20705 Mack Ave. at Vernier Grosse Pte Woods. In state Monday at St. John Greek Orthodox Church, Dodge Park at Metro from 9:30 a.m.

Michael, Matthew and Saran Swindell. Sister ot Mary Hantula, Ailie Keskinen. Ellen Raiala, Robert (Ida) Kompsie and the late Luelle Aijala. Lola Johnson, Julia Kompsie, Eugene Kompsie, Linda Jokela, Gertrude Kompsie and Ruth Franti. Visitation Sunday 3-9 pm at Charfei R.

Step Funeral Home 18425 Beech Daly (btw. 6-7 Mi Redford. Service Monday 1 o'clock at Good Home 11470 13 Mile IW. ot Hoover). Instate Monday 10 CI CHmiihl Thiirrh.

14075 17 Mile Rd. (net. Grandmother ot Christian, Zachary and Holly Schroeder. Michael. Craio end Leslie Adams and Schoenherr 4 Hayes) until time ot Funeral Liturgy 10:30 unt mi ot services af interment Laanioc Memorial Gardens East Cemetery.

Trisagion prayers a.m. Interment: Resurrection Lemetery. Anthony and Greg Smith. Family will receive friends i A.J. Desmond I Sons, 2600Crooks Rd (bet Maple 4 Bi Shepherd Lutheran Church, 26212 W.

6 Mile, Redford. Sunday 7 p.m. Interment Glen Eden Cemetery. Beaver), Saturday 4-9, Sunday 2-9 pm. Prayers sunda; ay 4-9, Sunday i-t pm.

prayers sunoay GRANT vls tntion at St. Huao of the Hills Churcn, un PAULSON hnrf.k sri ninnmfieid Hills. Monday 10:30 am until FLORENCE Age 97. November 17, 1999. Wife of the late David.

Dear mother of Marjorie (Ted) Gritlin, Howard LAWRENCE November 18, 1999. Beloved husband of funeral Mass at 1 1 am. Memorials to Crenbrook Hospice or American cancer society or Money fqutiuquuh. Lillian. Dear tamer ot Linaa iKonaioi Feiamann, aieve, Mnraanri c-ndra I Tom) Doner.

Also survived by 1 sister (Margaret) Knope, Phyllis (Robert) Grant and William ounui DaunnMc (fanmntharot vlroinla van and the VOKES RAYMOND F. Age 86. November 12, 1999. Dear friend 4 neighbor of Bill 4 Deanna Hartwell. Funeral from Lynch 4 Sons Funeral Home, 1368 N.

Crooks (betw. 14-15 Mile rds.) Monday 1 p.m. Visitation Sunday 2-5 and 7-9. Classifications 20-55 are now listed In the Classified section of the paper. and grandsons Steve, Mark and Chad.

Resting at the ASHE late William ana mcnata wiani. wiaw aunncu uj L.J. Griffin punerai nome, ivuaaieuen iai Aim Tll COM JAME Aae 82 November IB. 1999. Brother Arbor Trail), Sunday 1-9 PM.

Instate Monday 10 AM tha First Church of the Nazarine. 21260 Haooerty Onhart Ach anfl Mrs Wvman (Peaov) Lore. grandchildren, 23 great grandchildren and 4 great great Funeral Monday II a.m. at Edward wanson 4 Son Funeral Home, 30351 Dequindre 1 1 blk S. of 13 Mile rd.) Interment Forest Lawn Cemetery.

Also survived by several nieces and nephews. Funeral Rd. IN. oil Mile), until time of service at 11. Donations to First Church of the Nazarine would be appreciated.

Saturday t.JO am at tne uearoorn inapvi wi Howe-Peterson Funeral Home, 22546 Michigan Ave. Visitation Saturday s-v p.m. ano aunoay z-e p.m. Get results in our classified marketplace.