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References
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in
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suede.
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Friday, lama
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WIZO's Rosa Ginossar. Dies
PETER L. BOLGAR
Attorney At Law
Shalom
JERUSALEM
Rosa
Ginossar, honorary
president of . the Women's
If you want it right the first International Zionist
Organization, died recently
time..At a reasonable rate. at age 90.
Born in Russia, Mrs.
Call 355-5255
Ginossar studied in France
where she earned her law
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degree. She was the first
_woman lawyer in Palestine.
BAND
She became a member
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of the WIZO Executive in
Excellent Music
1931 and struggled to ob-
For All Social
tain immigration certifi-
Occasions
cates for hundreds of
German refugees. She
ROSA GINOSSAR
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became chairman of the
World WIZO Executive in president.
1951, a post she held for
She was named a distin
10 years. In 1963, she be- guished citizen of
Harry Kent, 70
Harry Kent, a retired at- came WIZO's world Jerusalem in 1974.
torney, died Jan. 16 in the
Port St. Lucie, Fla. He was
Dr. Herbert I. Kallet ; re-
70.
Coips in World War 1. He
served as vice. president
A native Detroiter, Mr. tired proctologist, died Jan.
of the American Proctol-
Kent was graduated from 19 'at age 83.
ogy Society in 1934, was a
Born in Syracuse, N.Y.,
the Detroit College of Law
in 1932 and earned a JD de- Dr. Kallet lived 61 years in diplomate of the Ameri-
can Board of Surgeons
gree. He was a member of Detroit. He was graduated
Tuebor Lodge of the Ma- from the Syracuse Univer- and was a board member
since 1952 of the Detroit
sons, Scottsh Rite, Moslem sity Medical School in 1917.
Temple, Spanish Lakes A practicing proctologist in Institute for Cancer Re-
search.
Masonic Club, -B.P.O.E. the Detroit area since 1920,
He held the presi
Fort Pierce Lodge, Bran- Dr. Kallet retired five years
Temple Beth El
deis Lodge of Bnai Brith and ago.
to 1949, was an
the Oakland County Bar
He was chief of proctology
Association. He lived in at Harper Hospital from board member of t1. 1
of American Hebr
Florida since 1972. -
1945 to 1960; on the staffs of gregations and a me
Mr. Kent is survived by Sinai, Crittenton and the Circumnavigat
his wife, Rose; three daugh- Beaumont' Hospitals; He resided at
ters, Marilynn, Mrs. Ruth former associate professor Mayfair, Southfield
Linda Pallos of Royal Oak and chairman of the de-
He leaves his wife
-and Mrs. Susan E. Margitic partment of proctology at a son, Dr. Maerit;
of Winston-Salem, N.C.; Wayne State University.
ter, Mrs. Mary Judi
and a sister, Mrs. Ethel
Dr. Kallet was a cap- ner;
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Loceff of Delray Beach, Fla. tain in the Army Medical
grandchildren.
Dr. Herbert Kallet Dies
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Allen Shoenfield, 83, Was Rama
Among the Highest Ranking
Science Writers in U.S. Press
Allen Shoenfield, who
gained national recognition
Please call
as one of the top ranking
from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
science writers in the land,
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died in Ann Arbor last Fri-
day evening at age 83.
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Winner of many national
Specializing in statistical typing,.
honors, highly regarded for
bookeeping thru trial balance,
his leadership in his pre-
payroll & IRS tax forms.
ferred field in journalism,
Mr. Shoenfield and his wife,
Please call Lynn
the former Kate Friedman,
398-1367
traveled widely, visited
many countries and he
,covered the major world
This Space
conference of distinguished
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scientists. Thus, he became
an authority on many scien-
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tifc, primarily medical, sub-
jects.
The Shoenfields –would
have been married 57 years
in February.
JANUARY SPECIAL
Mr. Shoenfield, a 1918
University of Michigan
PILLOW TALK
graduate, made a notable
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contribution to his alma •
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mater as editor, in his
student years, of the then
Steam clean carpet-
impressive humor maga-
ing in any size living
zine, the Gargoyle.
room, dining area and
Deeply devoted to his
hall — $30. Will also
-university and in love with
wet or dry clean any
its environment; Mr. Shoen-
size couch . — $25.
field chose to remain in Ann
Arbor and he has lived there
Chair — $15.
with his family his entire
life, except for the brief
SEYMOUR
period when he and Kate
RUBENSTEIN
lived in Germany where he
was the correspondent for
543-1406 or 967-1064
the Detroit News. He re-
mained on the Detroit Ne s
Science Writers Associa-
tion and a member of
Sigma Delta Chi. During
his 44-year career at The
News he was honored by
the Michigan Society for
Mental
Health, the
Michigan Probation
Prison and Parole Asso-
ciation and the Michigan
Tuberculosis Associa-
tion.
Mr. Shoenfield is sur-
vived by his wife, Kate; two
ALLEN SHOENFIELD
staff all his life and for the
more than four decades his
bylined articles on scientific
subjects would fill many
volumes.
He was a modest man, yet
he had a good sense of
humor and it was implanted
in the Gargoyle which he
edited with distinction.
With his wife Kate they
took, a deep interest 'in their
synagogue, Cong. Beth Is-
rael, and his desire was that
whatever tributes may be
accorded him should be
through the Beth Israel
Building Fund, 2000
Washtenaw, Ann Arbor.
Among the honors which
he was accorded was the
dstinguished service award
given to him from the U-M
following his retirement
from The News in 1962.
He
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was a
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daughters,Mrs. Beryl D.
Hines of Washington, D.C.;
and Judge Frederica Bren-
neman of Glastonbury,
Conn.; and five
grandchildren.
Nine Influentials
NEW YORK — New
York Magazine has pub-
lished a list of nine New
York rabbis to whom
President Jimmy Carter
and Gov. Hugh Carey of
New York purportedly pay
the most attention.,
The nine, as selected by
Ronald Rubin, professor of
political science at City
University of New York,
are: Rabbis Moshe Fein
tein, Shlomo Riskin,
xander
&him
Menahem M. Schn
Morris Sherer,
Siegel, Marc T