THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS friday, December 9, 1977 63
LP Record, Color Television
Inventor Peter Goldmark , 71
NEW YORK—Peter Gold-
mark Sr., 71, inventor of the
long-playing record and the
first practical color tele-
vision, died Wednesday
from injuries suffered in an
automobile crash.
A native of Hungary, Mr.
Goldmark joined CBS Labs
in
and was responsible
fo
)re than 150 inventions
in the fields of acoustics,
television and film
production.
Starting at CBS Labs with
one assistant and a single
room, he served as director
of research and devel-
opment for three decades.
When he retired in 1971 at
the mandatory age-of 65, he
had a staff of 500 people.
He developed the world's
first practical color tele-
vision in 1940 and the first
long-playing microgroove
recording in 1948, an inven-
Peter Chodoroff
Peter Chodoroff, a co-
, founder and former co-own-
er of B and C Super Mar-
kets, died Nov. 30 at age 78.
Born in Russia, Mr.
Chodoroff helped start the
company in 1925 and left the
business in 1957.
He was a member and
honorary board member of
Cong. Bnai David, past
president of Cong. Beth
Achim. and a member of
Hannah Schloss Oldtimers,
Oddfellows, Pisgah Lodge of
Bnai Brith and the Zionist
Organization of America.
He resided at 16190 Cumber-
land, Southfield.
He leaves his wife, Es-
ther; a son, Dr. Edward of
Van Nuys, Calif. ; two
daughters, Mrs. Howard
(Rebecca) Emmer and
Mrs. Gerald (Beatrice)
Taines of Ft. Lauderdale,
Fla; a brother, Joseph; two
sisters, Mrs. Max (Dora)
Bachman and Mrs. William
(Sarah) Sagamore; six
grandchildren and one
great-grandson.
Katy Rubin, 83
Katy Rubin, an active
member of Jewish aid and
welfare societies, died Dec.
6 at age 83.
Born in Poland, Mrs. Ru-
bin lived 65 years in Detroit..
She was a member of Rado-
1.id Society and current
ti_ee, Fanny Gluck Chap-
ter of American Mizrachi
Women and Bialystoker Aid
Society. She was the co-
owner with her late husband
of Sam's Loan Office on
Michigan Ave. in Detroit. -
She resided at 15075 W. Lin-
coln, Oak Park.
She. is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Irving
(Dorothy) Pianka of Lau-
derhill, Fla., and Mrs. Louis
(Shirley) Gold; a brother in
Johannesburg, South Af-
rica; nine grandchildren
and 13 great-grandchildren.
tion which revolutionized
the recording industry.
OBITUARIES
Dr. Harry H. Kay,
FANNYE BLAU, 68, died
Dec. 3. She leaves her hus-
band, Saul; a son, Kenneth
of Hoffman Estates, Ill. ; a
daughter, Phyllis of Phila-
delphia, Pa. ; and three
brothers, Joseph Fogel of
Florida, Robert M. Fogel
and Harry Fogel, both of
Los Angeles, Calif.
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Former Detroiter
IDA HORN CHAPNICK.
88, 19100 W. Seven Mile.
Dr. Harry H. Kay, a for-
mer Detroit physician, died
Nov. 25 in Calabasas Park,
Calif., at age 70.
Dr. Kay was graduated
from Wayne State Univer-
sity and its medical school.
He practiced medicine 12
years in Detroit, prior to
serving in the U.S. Armed
Forces. He moved his fam-
ily to Los Angeles in 1944
and practiced in the Los
\ngeles area until March of
this year.
He is survived by a son,
James of Columbia, Md.;
two daughters, Valerie Er-
vin of Beverly Hills, Calif.,
and Mrs. Jerome (Anita)
Weiss of Calabasas Park;
and five grandchildren.
Detroit, died Dec. 6. Sur-
vived by a sister, Mrs.
Barney (Dora) Shimm of
Brooklyn, N.Y. Interment
New York.
In 1965 he spearheaded
the development of elec-
tronic video recording,
which allows an ordinary
television set to be used as a
movie screen on which car-
tridge films can be shown.
Jacob M. Stein
Jacob M. Stein, a retired
bookbinder, died Dec. 2 at
age H.
Born in Pittsburgh, Pa.,
Mr. Stein had been retired
for 20 years. He was a
member of The Golden Age
Club, the Jewish Commu-
nity Center and was a for-
mer member of the Temple
Israel and Borman Hall
choirs.
He leaves two daughters,
Mrs. Aaron (Ruth) Blake
and Mrs. Emanuel (Shirley)
Ravet; a brother, Hyman of
Pittsburgh; eight grand-
children and one great-
grandchild.
Correction
The card of thanks for the
late Ida Weiss which ap-
peared last week in-
correctly identified her fam-
ily. It should have read:
Eugene Weiss and his chil-
dren, Ernest and Ellen
Weiss and Hy and Rose Wei-
ner.
The Family
of the Late
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JOSEPH COHEN of New
York died Nov. 19. Survived
by his wife, Jean; two
daughters, Mrs. Hal (Joan)
Collin of Canada and Mrs.
Syd (Gloria) Lindauer of
Yorktown, N.Y.; two broth-
ers, Al of the Bronx and
Kay of Whiting, N.J. ; two
sisters, Mrs. Charles (Sara)
Popyer of Brooklyn and
Mrs. Arthur (Frances) Cut-
ler of Oak Park; and two
grandchildren.
* * *
BENJAMIN DAVIS, 90,
died Dec. 1. He leaves a
daughter, Mrs. Louis
(Laura) Kingston; one
granddaughter and two
great-grandchildren.
* * *
JACK FUNK, 86, 1660
Venoy Rd., Westland, died
Dec. 1. Survived by neph-
ews and nieces, Dr. Allen
Collins of California and Da-
vid Collins of California;
Mrs. William (Jean) Klafer,
Mrs. Jack (Dorothy) Rubin,
Mrs. Esther Brown, Mrs.
Mary Jacobs, Mrs. Irving
(Faye) Saffer and Mrs.
Sadie Brown of New York
City.
Edwin S. Glanz
Edwin S. Glanz, owner of
Glanz Printing in Detroit for
50 years, died Dec. 6 at age
64.
A native Detroiter, Mr.
Glanz was a member of
Israel Lodge of Bnai Brith
and was a delegate to the
Jewish Community Council.
His business was closed
upon his death.
He leaves his wife, Del-
phine; two sons, Harry and
Richard; and a sister,
Naomi.
OSCAR
GOLDBERG
Announces the
unveiling of a mon-
ument in his memory 1
p.m. Sunday, Dec. 18,
at Hebrew Memorial
Park. Rabbis Herbert
Eskin and Israel Hal-
pern and Cantor
Shabtai Ackerman will
officiate. Relatives and
friends are asked to
attend.
The Family
of the Late
JOAN
KALEF
Wishes to acknowl-
edge all the cards and
contributions received
during her illness and
the -family's
bereavement.
BENJAMIN (BENNIE)
HELLER, 61, died Dec. 7.
He leaves his wife, Vera;
three sons, Robert, James
of Washington, D.C., and
Keith of Ann Arbor; a
brother, Milton of Florida;
a sister, Mrs. Sol (Esther)
Bond of Pennsylvania ; and
four grandchildren. Serv-
ices 11:30 a.m. today at Ira
Kaufman Chapel.
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ALBERT HARVEY KLA-
VONS, 82, 19730 Magnolia,
Southfield, died Dec. 2. Sur-
vived by his wife, Minnie.
two sons, Louis J. and Mar-
vin S.; two brothers, Louis
and David of Los Angeles,
Calif. ; two sisters, Mrs.
Louis (Ida) Schlien and
Leah Shay of Miami, Fla.;
five grandchildren and one
great-grandchild.
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MORRIS KURLAND, 83,
26051 Lahser,, Southfield,
died Dec. 5. Survived by a
son, Hyman L. Weiner; two
daughters, Mrs. Louis
(Merle) Leserman and Mrs.
Werner (Pauline) Seifer-
held; a sister, Mrs. Morris
(Helen) Music; 10 grand-
children and one great-
grandchild.
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HENRY WALTER LE-
VITSKY, 43, 28486 Selkirk,
Southfield, died Dec. 4. Sur-
vived by his wife, Carol;
two daughters. Corrine and
Judith; his mother, Mrs.
Freda Levitsky; and a
brother, Louis.
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DAVID LIEBERMAN,
former Detroiter of Los An-
geles, died Dec. 3. Survived
by his wife, Philipine; a
brother, Burton of Dallas,
Texas; two sisters, Mrs.
Elizabeth Kaplan of Beverly
Hills, Calif., and Mrs. Leon-
ard (Harriette) Simons of
Southfield. Interment Los
Angeles.
Marvin (Janet) Rifkin; a
sister, Mrs. Morris (Rose)
Klein of New York; 10
grandchildren and one
great-grandson.
* * *
MOLLIE ROBERTS, 66,
former Detroiter of Van
Nuys, Calif., died Nov. 29.
Survived by her husband,
Jack; two sons, Elliott and
David, both of Van Nuys;
two sisters, Mrs. Joseph
(Sarah) Cheifer of Los An-
geles and Mrs. Herbert L.
(Cecilia) Harris of Detroit;
and one grandchild. Inter-
ment Van Nuys.
* * *
MORRIS SASSON, former
Detroiter of Boca Raton,
Fla., died Dec. 3. Survived
by his wife, Rose; two sons,
Jack of Australia and Albert
of Bloomfield Hills; a
daughter, Mrs. David (Jer-
rie) Laytner of Southfield;
and six grandchildren. In-
terment Florida.
* * *
LARRY L. SHAPIRO, 73,
died Dec. 5. He leaves his
wife, Mary; a daughter,
Mrs. Harvey (Arlene)
Schwartzberg; a brother,
Joseph of -California; a
sister, Mrs. Harry (Ruth)
Breeding of Indianapolis,
Ind.; and two grandchildren.
Sidney A. Deitch
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JENNIE MONCHNIK, 63,
died Dec. 6. She leaves a
brother, William P. Whitt-
more; and a sister, Mrs.
Charles (Albina) Reese.
* * *
AMELIA MOSES, 82, died
Dec. 1. She leaves two sons,
Zigmond and Dr. Harry of
Brookline, Mass.; two
daughters, Mrs. Stanley
(Juliet) Jacobson and Mrs.
The Family
of the Late
LEIB
KOLLER
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grateful appreciation
the many kind expres-
sions of sympathy
extended by relatives
and friends during the
family's , recent
bereavement.
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BECKY WEISS, 90, died
Dec. 1. She leaves three
sons, Benjamin Bailey, and
Morris and Rubin; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Samuel (Carrie)
Hartman; six grandchildren
and four great-grand-
children.
* * *
46,
former Detroiter of San
Diego, Calif., died Dec. 2.
Survived by a son, Michael
of Miami Beach, Fla. ; a
daughter, Saralyn of Los
Angeles; her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George (Frances)
Shlain of Oak Park; two
brothers, Marvin Shlain and
Dr. Leonard Shlain of Mill
Valley, Calif.; and a sister,
Mrs. Mark (Sylvia) Gold-
stick of Southfield.
SHIRLEE WOLOK,
WE REMEMBER
During the corning
week Yeshivath
Beth Yehudah will
observe the Yahr-
zeits of the follow-
ing departed
friends, with the
traditional Memo-
rial Prayers, recita-
tion of Kaddish
and Studying of
Mishnavos.
TEVES DEC.
NATHAN EISENBERG
LOTTIE RAVET
JOSEPH RUBIN
ROSE SNITZER
THEODORE EICHNER
ALEX FRIED
JACK KOPMAN
ROSE MAGID
NETTIE MEDDOFF
HARRY PEARLSTEIN
KRENDEL SALASNEK
ESTHER SHUSTER
PAULINE STARK
CELIA CHESLUK
ADOLPH ESCOFF
IDA GOLDSTEIN
ROSE MARKS
MATHILDA DIEM
LOUIS MENDELSOHN
ROSE MERTZ
ABRAHAM PUPKO
SAM S. REINSTEIN
JOSEPH RUBIN
JOSEPH SCHERR
JOSEPH H. SHANBOM
DAVID STURMAN
SAMUEL BIENENFELD
JENNIE CAPLAN
MARIA FOLTYN
MARY GLOSMAN
JACK ISBEE
MORRIS KOSS
HERMAN ROSENBERG
JACOB SHEVITZ
HARRY SURATH
PAULINE SUROWITZ
SARAH BUCHMAN
MAYNARD LAZARUS
JACOB LEVIN
BECKY ROTHENBERG
MAURICE SAFRAN
BESSIE SHORR
TONY THORN
SAM NASBERG
JACOB COHN
BERNICE D. MAZER
SAMUEL ROBINSON
NORMAN STERN
LIBBA E. AGRANOVITZ
BENJAMIN H. ETTINGER
BEN FELDMAN
FANNIE FREEDMAN
DOROTHY J. GOODMAN
FANNIE GUTMAN
LEE GLADSTONE.
HARRY LIFSHITZ
LEA RUBEL
SARAH MILMET
RACHEL WEINER
ETHEL L. WIENER
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