THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Sam Bishop, Led Northwestern
Athletic Department 44 Years

Sam Bishop, who for 44
years was coach and ath-
letic director at
Northwestern High
School, died Saturday at
age 80.
Born in Benton Harbor,
Mr. Bishop was an
athlete in Chicago where
he attended high school,
but had to drop out to
support his widowed
• mother. He later moved
to Benton Harbor where
he received his diploma
and went on to college at
Western State Teacher's
College, now Western
Michigan University.
There he starred as a
football and baseball
ro player.

SAM BISHOP

After getting a coach-
ing job, he continued his
college education and re-
ceived his bachelor's de-
gree from Detroit City
College in 1933 and his
master's degree in 1938
from Wayne State Uni-
versity.

(In Memoriam]

In loving memory of
Evelyn Gaynor, deeply
loved and sadly missed.
Irving and Rae Gold.

In

Loving
Memory Of
My Daughter

B LANCHE
IRENE STERN

Who passed away Feb.
13, 1970, the eighth day of
Adar. I miss you my child.
You are not forgotten, you
are forever in my heart.
Your loving mother,
Katy Rubin

Hired at Northwestern
High in 1924, he put to-
gether his first football
team and spent the next 24
years coaching. Between
1924 and 1947, he coached
his football teams through
181 games with 113 vic-
tories, 52 losses and 16
ties. He won six city
championships, two state
championships and four
West Side championships
as well as track and
baseball titles. He was
Northwestern's athletic
director from 1948 to 1968
when he retired.
Mr. Bishop was in-
ducted into Western
Michigan University's
Hall of Fame in
Kalamazoo in its second
year. He developed a
large number of re-
spected athletes • and
coaches who gained na-
tional prominence in col-
lege and professional
ranks.
Another honor bes-
towed on Mr. Bishop was
the Citizen Sportsman
Award at The Detroit
News' All-State banquet
in 1966. He also was pre-
sented the Golden Key by
five national education
organizations in 1970 in-
Atlantic City.
Among his other
awards are -the Coach of
the Year by Michigan
High School Coaches As-
sociation in 1959 and the
Distinguished Commu-
nity Citizen Award at the
March of Dimes Sports
Award Dinner in 1974.
A leading candidate to
be inducted into Michi-
gan's Hall of Fame in May,
Mr. Bishop was one of the
first coaches to be en-
shrined in Michigan's
Coaches Hall of Fame at
Central Michigan Univer-
sity.
Mr. Bishop was a
member of the Downtown
Synagogue. •
He leaves his wife, He-
len; a son, Mel; a dough-
ter,4Irs. Fred (Madelyn)
Sweet; a sister, Mrs.
Hermaii
-(Anna) Simons of
Marysville, Ind.; and five
grandchildren:

CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late
Alex Singer acknow-
ledges with grateful ap-
preciation the many_ kind
expressions of sympathy
extended by relatives and
friends during the fami-
ly's recent bereavement.

z

- IN MEMORIAM

The HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY'
(Chesed Shel Emes) remembers their de-
parted Board Members whose Yorzeit is ob-
served in the month of Adar.

SAM OLESHANSKY

(Pres. 1950 1951)

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4th of Adar
February 22nd
DAVID BOLTON
7th of Adar
February 25th
MAURICE LEVIN
11th of Adar
March 1st
LEONARD SMITH
18th of Adar
March 8th

MEYER WEISBERG
19th of Adar
March 9th

HYMAN MITNICK

(Treas.)

21st of Adar
March 11th

HARRY SOLOMON

(Pres. 1927 1936)

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24th of Adar
March 14th

Friday, February 25, 1977 55

OBITUARIES

ABRAHAM BOYAR-
SKY, 77, died Feb. 17. He
leaves a sister, Mrs.
Chemja (Chang) Rybak.
Interment Israel.
* * *
SAMUEL BRENNER,
59, 19740 Forrer, died
Feb. 19. Survived by his
wife, Frieda; three sons,
Laurence, Daryl E. and
Kevin G.• a sister, Mrs.
Pauline Shapiro;
'
and two
grandchildren.
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BENJAMIN BRONC-
WAIG, 79, died Feb. 18. He
leaves a sister, Zena Zel-
dovitch of Moscow, Rus-
sia; nephews and cousins.
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IDA DUNN, 90, 10641
Santa Maria, died Feb. 20.
Survived by nieces and
nephews.
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BELLE FINKEL, 83,
former Detroiter of Coral
Gables, Fla., died Feb. 11.
Survived by three sons,
Charles of Bloomfield
Hills, Allen Fields of
Miami and Larry Berman
of Cleveland; three
brothers, Albert Klavons
and Louis Klavons, both
of Detroit and David Kla-
vons of Los Angeles,
Calif.; two sisters, Mrs.
Louis (Ida) Schlien of
Huntington Woods and
Mrs. Sol (Leah) Shay of
Miami Beach, Fla.; one
grandson and two great-
grandchildren: Inter-
ment Hollywood, Calif.
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MARVIN R. FLEISH-
ER, 74, 16150 Carriage
Lamp Dr., Southfield,
died Feb. 19. He leaves his
wife, Marie E.; a sister,
Mrs. Ruth Schreiber; and
two nephews.

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IDA GRABOW, 75,
24090 Morton, Oak Park,
died Feb. 23. She leaves
her husband, Louis; two
sons, Donald Ross and
Alan Ross of France; and
four grandchildren. Serv-
ices 12 noon Friday at Ira
Kaufman Chapel.

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ESTELLE (BLAKE)
KOLC1FF, 40, 17205 Lin-
coln Dr., Southfield, died
Feb. 20. Survived by her
husband, William; a son,

Natalie Pearlman

Natalie G. Pearlman,
an active member of
Jewish women's organi-
zations, died Feb. 20 at
age 58.
A native Detroiter,.
Mrs. Pearlman was a
member of Hadassah,
Women's American ORT,
the Sinai Hospital Wo-
men's Guild, Temple Is-
rael Sisterhood and
Tam-O-Shanter Country
Club. She resided at 27237
E. Skye Dr.. Farmington
Hills.
Mrs. Pearlman is sur-
vived by her husband,
Samuel; a son, Arvin; two
daughters, Mrs. Ronald
(Helene) Rothenberg and
Harriet of Lagunatis,
Calif.; her mother, Mrs.
Jack (Freda) Lefton of
Hollywood, Fla.; a sister,
Mrs. William (Tavy)
Stone; and six grandchil-
dren.

David Alan; a daughter,
Deborah Ruth; her par-
ents, Mr. • and Mrs. Nor-
man (Minnie) Blake; two
brothers, Marvin Blake
and Maurice Blake of
Lake Angelus; two sis-
ters, Mrs. Seymour (Flor-
ence) Eichman and Mrs.,
Eileen Racklin.
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MARY K. LAZARUS,
88, of Hollywood, Fla.,
died Feb. 19. Survived by
her husband, Benjamin;
two sons, Herbert of
Southfield and Erwin of
Akron, Ohio; six grand-
children and two great-
grandchildren. Inter-
ment Florida.
* * *
SUSAN MICHELLE
LEVINE, 18, 21640
Kenosha, Oak Park, died
Feb. 20. She leaves her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hy
(Sally) Levine; a brother,
Jay; a sister, Nancy; and
her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Saul (Molly)
Levine and Mrs. Samuel
(Cecilia) Lebowitz.
* * *
MAX POSNER, 74, 2345
Oxford, Berkley, died
Feb. 22. Survived by his
wife, Minnie; a son,
Aaron; and a daughter,
Henrietta; a sister, Mrs.
Goldschlag; and two
grandchildren.
* * *
FANNY REZNICK, 93,
29229 Everett, South-
field, died Feb. 16. Sur-
vived by a son, Harry; a
daughter, Mrs. Harry
(Bella) Newman of Palo
Alto, Calif.; three grand-
children and nave great-
grandchildren.
* * *
ABRAHAM SACKS, 74,
533 Glen Arbor Ln.,
Grosse Pointe WoOds,
died Feb. 21. Survived by
a daughter, Mrs.
Raymond (Beverly)
Meola; and nine grand-
children.

LOUIS SMITH, 78, died
Feb. 19. He leaves two
daughters, Mrs. Alan
(Bernice) Reinheimer
and Mrs. Roger (Marilyn)
Daniels; two brothers,
Melvin M. and Dr. Martin
M.; two sisters, Mrs. M.
Irvin (Jennie) Goldberg
and Mrs. Max (Betty)
Gold; and four grandchil-
dren. * * *
ASHER SMITH, 72,
30123 Seven Mile,
Livonia, died Feb. 19.
Survived by his wife,
Sarah; a son, Marvin S.; a
daughter, Mrs. Morris
(Joyce) Gural; a brother,
Morris; three sisters,
Mrs. Morris (Ida)
Mittledorf, Mrs. Sam
(Ann) Klee and Mrs.
Meyer (Goldie) Golden of

Tempe, Ariz.; and five
grandchildren.

* * *

ZACK STONE, 89 cf
Denver, Colo., died Feb.
18. He leaves a cousin,
Mrs. David (Evelyn)
Berger of Southfield. In-
terment Detroit.

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SAMUEL LIBERSON
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REB SCHMUEL
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RABBI JOSEPH EISENMAN
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