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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, Dec. 6, 1974-71

OBITUARIES

OCC Provost Irving Levinson

Irving Levinson, provost of
the Highland Lakes campus
of Oakland Community Col-
lege, died Nov. 25 at age 54.
ir Born in Detroit, Mr. Levin-
son was a metallurgical
engineer. He joined OCC as
associate dean of technical
education in December 1964,
the third employe on the col-
lege's original staff. He had
been provost of the Highland
Lakes Campus in Union Lake
since July 1973.
He was involved in the
initial planning of - the col-
lege's career programs, with
the responsibility of luring
staff 'embers and seeking
).r career education
func
,.
pro;
He twcame dean of faculty
and dean of instruction at
Highland Lakes, director of
OCC's Program Planning
Budgeting Systems Office
. and director of special serv-
ices at Orchard Ridge
Campus.

Before joining the com-
munity college, Mr. Levin-
son taught for 17 years at
the Lawrence Institute of
Technology. Following gradu-
ation from Michigan Tech-
nological University, he join-
ed Buick Motors in 1942.
He was the author of sev-
en engineering textbooks,
and also was known for his
culinary skills and original
recipes.
Mr. Levinson was a con-
sulting editor for Prentice-
Hall Inc., a major publishing
firm.
He also was active in Mich-
igan Partners of the Alliance,
a group formed to provide
assistance for developing na-
tions. Mr. Levinson was an
educational consultant for the
group in Belize (formerly
British Honduras) and the
Dominican Republic. He re-
sided at 7411 Pebble Pointe
Dr., West Bloomfield.
He leaves his wife, Mari-
lyn; and . children, Judith
Levinson, Mrs. Cynthia Noi-
rel, Michael Jantz, Timothy
Jantz, Mrs. Claudia Beegle
and Mrs. Deborah Berry;
Iiisinother, Mrs. Ceil Levin-
son; a brother, Robert I. of
New Orleans; and four grand-
children.

ESTHER SCHULMAN, seven grandchildren and
26051 Lahser, Southfield, died eight great-grandchildren.
* * *
Nov. 30. Survived by a daugh-
MILTON A. WINSTON,
ter, Mrs. Anne Weinberg;
nine grandchildren and 21 25350 Greenfield, Oak Park,
died Dec. 1. Survived by a
great-grandchildren.
* * *
daughter, Sue M.
JESSIE SLEW died Dec 3
She leaves two sons, Ira and
* * *
NETTIE BENJAMIN,. for-
Howard; and two sisters.
mer Detroiter of St. Peters-
SYDNEY GOULD, 30320
* * *
burg, Fla., died Nov. 22. Sur- Southfield, Southfield, died
SARAH SALLY STEIN,
vived by two sons, Charles of Nov. 27. He leaves his wife,
Detroit and Sidney of Los Lillian; two daughters, Mrs. 25462 Lincoln Terrace Dr.,
Angeles; three daughters, Lawrence (Carole) Levin, Oak Park, died Nov. 29. Sur-
During the
Mrs. Irving (Freida) Sohon and Mrs. Melvin (Marsha) vived by her husband, Na-
coming week
of St. Petersburg, Mrs. Jo- Eisen of Toronto; one,brother than; three daughters, Mrs.
Yeshivoth Beth
Leon (Harriet) Simon, Mrs.
seph (Bess) Taisch of Dan- and one grandson.
Yehudah will
Melvin
(Beverley)
Kleinman
ville, Ill., and Mrs. Madelyn
* * *
observe the
and
Mrs.
Albert
(Bernice)
Brinker of San Francisco;
Yahrzeits of the
CHARLES KAPLAN of Yendick; and four grand-
six grandchildren and two
following d e-
Detroit
died
Dec.
4.
He
leaves
children.
great - grandchildren. Inter-
parted friends,
* * *
his
wife,
Martha;
and
one
ment St. Petersburg.
with the tradi-
MORTON STEINBERG,
granddaughter.
tional Memor-
* * *
former Detroiter and also of
* * *
ial Prayers, re-
NELL D. BERGER, 19581
ESTHER MATH of S. Eu- Muskegon and Traverse City,
citation of
Hardy, Livonia, died Dec. 2.
died
Nova
27
in
Englewood,
Kaddish and
She leaves a son, Donald; a clid, Ohio, died Dec. 1. Sur- N. J. He is survived by his
by two sons, Joe of
Studying
of
daughter, Mrs. Allan (Pearl) vived
Detroit, Irwin of Shaker wife, Betty; a daughter, Mrs.
Mishnayos.
Ellis; and one grandson.
Arthur
(Judith)
Peck;
a
son,
Heights, Ohio, and 'a daugh-
* * *
KISLEV DEC.
ter, Mrs. Paul (Minnie) Bec- Dr. Daniel; twO sisters, Get-
Nellie Entin , 86 1 '
8
kerman; and, eight grand- elle and Mrs. Harry (Devera)
24
RENE
BERKOVITS,
23071
Raizel Cohen
Stocker; and five grandchil-
of Workmen's Circle
8
24
Tillie Cohen
Harding, Oak Park, died sons. Interment, Ohio.
8
24
-
H. German
dren.
Nellie H e n c k e n Entin,
Dec. 1. Survived by a son,
* * *
Esther L.
* * *
8
24
Workmens Circle leader and
Fleischman
John Holzer; one brother,
ALTE L. PENN died Nov.
8
EDWARD TENDLER,,
Isadore Freedman 24
secretary of Branch 111 for
one sister and one grand- 30. Survived by two sons, 15700 Providence Dr., South-
8
24
Ida Kabaker
8
25 years, died Nov. 27 at
24
Mania Katzman
child. -
Marvin and Sol; two daugh- field, died Dec. 1. He leaves
8
24
Louis Klein
*
age 86.
8
24
ters, Mrs. Eugene (Charlotte) his wife, Rebecca (Betty);
Louis Stoliman
Mrs. Entin was cultural di-
8
24
M 0 NTY BERNSTEIN, Marshall and Mrs. Steven' a daughter, Mrs. Michael
G. Weisswasser
8
24
Ira Worm
rector and one of the organi- Dr. Arthur Moss,
brother of Dr. Peter Bern- . (Estelle) Wallace; f our (Ann Helene) Sherbin; and
9
25
Joseph Berger
zers of the Golden Ring Club. Local Dentist, 57
9
Stein and Goldie Meretsky grandchildren and t h r e e one granddaughter.
Beatrice Borocoff 25
9
25
Aaron Jacobson
She Was an activist in the
died Nov. 10 in Los Angeles. great-grandchildren.
* *
9
25
Robert
R.
Marwil
Dr. Arthur W. Moss, a
national - organization of the
Arthur .1.
ABRAHAM WEIN, 8740
* * of
, * *
9
25
Osborne
Jewish Labor Committee, and dentist with offices at 23007
Kenberton, Oak Park, died
9
25
LILLIAN BOROVOY died
Rebecca Pont
JOSEPH PORTNOFF, 803 Dec. 2. Survived by his wife;
was also active in the Jewish Greenfield, Southfield, - died
9
25
Samuel Schey
Dec. 4. She leaves a brother, Hutchins, Ann Arbor, died
9
25
Esther Schlussel
Book Fair Jewish book de- Nov. 27 at age 57.
Dena;
two
sons,
Mark
B.
and
9
25
Charles Sperling
A native Detroiter, Dr. Max Chomsky.
Dec. 1. He leaves his wife, Lawrence A.; 'a daughter,
partment.
9
25
Carl Strauss
Moss
was
graduated
from
the
Rachel;
two
brothers
and
9
25
Mrs. Entin, born in Russia,
* * *
Meyer Watnick
Deborah A.; his parents, Mr.
10
26
University
of
Detroit's
dental
Hattie
Such
one sister. Interment Ann and Mrs. Morris (Sarah)
came to the U.S. in 1906 and
10
26
Alta
Matz
SARAH
DAITCH,
29301
to Detroit in 1923. She leaves school in 1942 and did post- Stellamar, S'outhfield, died Arbor.
Benjamin
Wein.
10
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26
Oppenheim
three sons, Ben, Jack and graduate dental studies at the Nov. 27. She leaves five sons,
* * *
10
26
Gustave Pines
University
of
Michigan.
He
Irving; a daughter, Mrs.
ESTHER
WEIS
Z,
25115
MARIA
(MARY)
ROSETT,
Joseph
Benjamin,
Samuel,
Dr.
Mau-
10
26
Yashenovsky
Robert (Eileen) Israel; nine was a member of the Alpha rice of Sherman Oaks, Calif., 25300 Lahser, Southfield, died Biarritz Cir., Oak Park, died
10
26
Rachel Alperin
grandchildren and six great- 'Omega Dental Fraternity. Dr. Robert and Dr. Martin; Nov. 29. Survived by three Nov. 30. Survived by her
11
27
Chana Y. Brose
the Aircraft Owners and
11
Betty Rothenberg 27
grandchildren.
sons, Andre, Harry of Miami husband, Samuel; a son, Mel-
11
27
Charles Smith
Pilots Association, the Fly- three daughters, Mrs. Israel, Beach and Jack of Clifton, vin; one brother, one sister,
12
28
Moshe Alperin
ing Dentists Association and (Anna) Wiener, Mrs. Martin N. J. ; - a 'daughter, Mrs. Ir-
12
28
Charles Berris
12
28
Sara R. Cutler
Adat Shalom Synagogue. He (Jenne) Meltzer of Akron, win (Irene), Greenfield of -Mi-
Louis Reder, 81,
RAY
MITTENTHAL
LEWIS.
Ohio,
and
Mrs.
Perry
(Eve-
Violet V.
at 21101 Rutland,
12
28
Freedman
ami
Beach;
seven
grandchil-
Ex-Produce Dealer resided
lyn) Ross of Dayton; 23
12
Died Novemner 11 th.
Esther Muscowitz 28
Southfield.
dren and nine great-grand-
grandchildren
and
16
great-
Louis Reder, retired pro-
12
28
Jack Osborne
He leaves his wife, Peryle;
Beloved
mother
of
Mr.
Annette
children.
duce wholesaler, died Nov. a son, Robert; a daughter, grandchildren.
12
28
Schulman
Hershel Lewis and Mrs. -
29 at age 81.
12
Jennie Weisman 28
Mrs. Jerry (Carol) Franklin;
13
24
Philip
Dubrinsky
Heneritta
Rosman
Lewis
Born in Russia, Mr. Reder his mother, Mrs. Emanuel
13
29
William Elson
came to the U.S. and Detroit (Frances) Moskowitz; a sis-
13
29
Noah H. Freed
13
29
Henry Gordon
61 years ago. He operated
ter,
Mrs.
Ben
(Evelyn)
Shep-
13
29
Jacob Kushner
Archie Katcher, an attorney ber of the National Bank-
Louis Reder Produce at East-
13
29
Rebecca
Trivax
ern Market from 1919 to 1950. herd; and two grandchildren. with the firm of Katcher, ruptcy Conference and for-
Toby
13
29
mer
referee
in
bankruptcy
Wrotzlawsky
Feldman and Wienner, died
He was a member of Ber-
14
30
Hirsh Grand
of the U.S. District Court. .
Nov. 28 at age 60.
ditchever S' o c i e t y and Pearl Berman, 83,
14
30
Saul H. Rose
He was a past regional
14
B roc ha Stoll man 30
Born in Leipsig, N.D., Mi.
Sholel Aleichem Institute. A
Claude
Katcher lived 51 years in chairman of the Michigan
former Detroiter, he resided Ex-Saleswoman
14
30
Superstine
in Miami Beach. --
Pearl Berman, a retired Detroit. He was a past presi- Regional Advisory Board. of
He is survived by his wife, sales clerk for the B. Siegel dent of the DetroitBar Asso- the -Anti-Defamation League
Yeshivoth Beth
Esther; a son, William A.; Co., - died Nov. 29 at age 83. ciation, chairman of the_pro- of Bnai Brith, a member of
Sidney A. Deitc h
Yehodah
the
ADL
National
Advisory
a daughter, Mrs. Martin
Retired for the past two
Council, and a past president
DETROIT
(-Alice) Rafal; six grandchil- years, -Mrs. Berman was a
15751 W. Lincoln Dr.
of Pisgah Lodge of Bnai
dren and two great-grand- secretary-treasurer of Ha-
Southfield
Brith. He also was a past MONUMENT WORKS
children.
dassali and a member of the
14441 W. 11 Mile Rd.
Phone
5574750
president
of
Temple
Beth
El
Home Relief Society. She
•betw. goolidge a. Greinfioid
and a past president of the
r9-27}1: live. 626-0330
also was a, member of the
Sam R. La Bow,
Reform Congregations of
Music Study Club of Metro-
Metropolitan Detroit.
politan Detroit. She resided
of Cleaning Firm
He leaves his wife, Molly;
Ss R. LeBow, owner of at 16203 Lamplighter Ct.,
two sons, Brian of Water-
Southfield.
ME
,T;: Cleaners, died Dec.
ford, Maine, and Jonathon;
She leaves a daughter, Mrs.
_ zt age 75.
two daughters, Mrs. Aaron
Born in Hungary, Mr. La- Robert (Harriet) Phillips of
(Marianne) Lifchez of Chi-
it i.tit h i.; I ; it)iii.frPt fil '.
/11 t
Bow lived about 60 years in Santa Barbara, Calif.; three
cago and Mrs. Jerry (Louise)
brothers,
Samuel,
Irving
and
Detroit. He was the former
FORMERL' KAP , . . iiERG‘MEM.OR:A:.
McCoy of Atlanta; a brother,
ARCHIE HATCHER
owner of Zenith Cleaners, Ben Rhodes; three sisters,
mAN:J.P, :•RB-t5(1- -, ,8. '-,C*.
Irving;
two
sisters,
Mrs.
and was in the cleaning busi- Ruth Rhodes, Mrs. Jacob S. fessional and judicial ethics Jacob (Shirley) Harris and
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ness for more than 45 years. (Edith)' Sauls and Mrs. Mor-
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committee of the Michigan Mrs. Bernard (Molly) Wes-
He resided at 30284 South- ris (Esther) Appelman; and Bar Association, board mem- ton; and two grandchildren.
three
grandchildren.
field, Southfield.
He leaves his wife, Ann; Or
three daughters, Mrs. Jack
(Ellen) Vorzimer of Stanford,
Conn.; Mrs. Leo (Frances)
Keeps and Mrs. Jack (Ruth)
Ira Kaufman-Herbert Kaufman
Birnberg; one brother, three
sisters and eight grandchil-
dren.
18325 W.,9 MILE RD., SOUTHFIELD
Worldwide, Service

FANNIE BELSKY, - 25635
Catalina, Southfield, die d
Dec. 3. Survived by two sons,
Arnold and Irving; one bro-
ther, one sister and six
grandchildren.
* * *

ABRAHAM FRIEDMAN,
23040 Radclift, Oak Park,
died Dec. 2. He leaves a
son, Albert; a daughter, Mrs..
Harry (Esther) Pinsky, one
brother, five grandchildren,
two great-grandchildren and
survivors in Russia.

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