Friday, January 4, 1980 55 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Philip Goldstein, Zionist Leader, Auto Supply Owner Philip D. Goldstein, foun- der and president of United Automotive Supply Co. in Madison Heights, died Dec. 31 at age 79. Born in Poland, Mr. Goldstein founded United Auto Supply Co., a wholesale parts supplier, 50 years ago. At the time of his death, Mr. Goldstein was vice president of the Labor Zionist Institute of which he was a founder. He was executive vice chairman of Dooley Cohan, Jewish First Police Sgt. Here. Dooley A. Cohan, the first Jewish uniformed sergeant in the Detroit Police De- partment, died Dec. 31 at age 73. Born in Titusville, Pa., Mr. Cohan served the De- troit Police Department from 1934 until his retire- ment in 1957. His son, Michael, also a Detroit policeman, wears his father's old badge. Mr. Cohan was a life member of Perfection Lodge of the Masons, Detroit Con- sistory Moslem Shrine, Lieutenants and Sergeants Association, the Detroit Police Officers Association and Cong. Shaarey Zedek. Following his retire- ment, Mr. Cohan founded D and C Process Service Co., a firm which deliv- ered court papers and legal documents. He is survived by his wife, Irene; a son, Michael; a sis- ter, Mrs. Minnie Blum of Chicago, Ill.; and two grandchildren. in Loving Memory Of LILY MARGOLIS Who passed away Dec. 28, 1966. Sadly missed by chil- dren, grandchildren, and great-grand- children. PHILIP GOLDSTEIN Histadrut for many years and a former national board member. Mr. Goldstein was a founder of the Labor Zionist movement in De- troit and a founding member of Temple Israel. He also was affiliated with Perfection Lodge of the Masons. He was cited in 1974 by the Northwood Institute "in recognition of his outstand- ing contribution to the au- tomotive service industry" and for endowing a schol- arship fund there. He also was recognized by the Gen- eral Motors Institute "in appreciation for his assis- tance and counsel" in set- ting up a wholesaler man- agement program. Mr. Goldstein leaves his wife, Reka; a daughter, Mrs. Robert (Beverly) Rosenfeld; a sister, Mrs. Miriam Gross of Israel; and two grandchildren. N OBITUARIES IRVING ALTMAN, 72, former Detroiter of Los Angeles, Calif., died Dec. 29. Survived by his wife, Kate; a son, Gerald of California; a daughter, Mrs. David (Sheila) Aenis of Encino, Calif.; brothers; a sister, Sadie of California; and five grandchildren. Interment Los Angeles. • • • FLORENCE N. CLIVE, 69, died Dec. 21. She leaves her husband, H. Harry; a son, Dr. Alan G. of Massa- chusetts; and a sister, Mrs. Charlotte Steinharter of New York. • • JOSEPHINE FANE, 69, former Detroiter of Van Nuys, Calif., died Dec. 27. Survived by a son, Morton of West Bloomfield; a daugh- ter, Mrs. Barry (Francis) Korer of Sherman Oaks, Calif.; three brothers, Jack Wasserman of Oak Park, Sam Wasserman of Far- mington Hills and Bert Wasserman of Culver City, Calif.; two sisters, Mrs. Belle Freedland of South- field and Mrs. Leo (Katherine) Book of Livonia; and four grandchildren. Interment California. • • • MARGARET ELAINE FELDMAN, 70, 26001 Stratford P1., Oak Park, died Dec. 28. Survived by a daughter, Mrs. Maxine Krinsky; and three grandchildren. Thoughts of Our Mother ANNA PEARLMAN Songs have been written about mother's eyes, Her smile and laughter clear. The beauty of soul that gave her grace, With love that held you dear. But one of the things she taught each child, To guide them on their way, the good, the bad, to live one's life. As it came from day to day. Because life was sweet and grew so short, The life had gone to grey. No more smiles or words of hope, No laughter so light and clear. She left instead her teachings wise, For us to give with love and cheer. But never forget the beauty of a mother that we loved so dear. Your children, Dorothy, Clara and Ferah JEWISH WAR VETERANS MEMORIAL HOME ASSOC. 16990 W. 12 Mile Rd. Southfield, Mi. In Loving Memory of My Dear Wife SYLVIA 21 days in Tevet Just a year, it seems a lot longer. Abe R. Rosenberg Is Not Only For Veterans It is for the Jewish Community whether you were in the service or not. PLAQUES MEMORIALIZING LOVED ONES (male or female) Can ba purchased at a very nominal price This home belongs to the Jewish community. Your participation will help preserve and maintain this memo- rial building for posterity. In Memory Of Our Beloved Wife and Mother for information call Mrs. Jay Schwartz, Pres. or Mr. Leonard Green, Chairman 559-5680 ROSE ROSENROTH On her seventh yahrzeit (Tevet 19). Husband, David; and son, Max. ABRAHAM GRAY, 88, 17136 Tracey, Detroit, died Dec. 26. Survived by two daughters, Mrs. Manuel H. (Gail G.) Hendelman and Mrs. Gerson (Ina) Woolf of Baltimore, Md.; five grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. • • • ANNA JACOBSON, 82, 34330 Van Born, Wayne, died Dec. 29. Survived by nieces and nephews. LILLIAN JOHNSTON, 90, died Dec. 27. She leaves a nephew, Gerald Barsky.; five nieces, Mrs. Fraye Mendelson, Mrs. Dorothy Dickman, Mrs. Ilene Spel- kin, Mrs. Ethel Kallan and Mrs. Esther Magy. " * • BERTHA MILLER, 95, former Detroiter of Tucson, Ariz., died Dec. 30. Survived by three sons, Abe of Ann Arbor, Max of Santa Bar- bara, Calif., and George of Tucson; a daughter, Mrs. Leada Teicher of Min- neapolis, Minn.; a sister, May Brody of Ludington, Mich.; 12 grandchildren and eight great- grandchildren. Interment Tucson. • • • PHIL PLASKO, 69, former Detroiter of Miami, Fla., died Dec. 10. Survived by his wife, Ida; a brother, Joe of Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.; and three sisters, Mrs. Sadie Weiss and Mrs. Edna Hanish, both of Louisville, Ky.;. and Mrs. Sol (Clara) Tachman of Southfield. Interment Miami. • • • LEBA • RASKIN, 79, former Detroiter of Tamarac, Fla., died Dec. 30. Survived by her husband, Shirley Robbins Shirley Robbins, a volun- teer worker at Borman Hall — Jewish Home for the Aged, died Dec. 26 at age 52. Born in New York, Mrs. Robbins lived 10 years in the Detroit area. She was a member of the Birmingham Temple and American Jewish Congress. She leaves her husband, Harvey; a son, Dr. Kenneth of Ann Arbor; and a daugh- ter, Diane. CARD OF THANKS Herman; a daughter, Mrs. Harry (Josephine) Fitlow of Tamarac; a brother, Rubin Graff of Miami, Fla.; a sis- ter, Mrs. Shirley Rottman of Oak Park; three grandsons and six great- grandchildren. Interment Florida. • • • MOLLY (BEAN) RO- SENTHAL, 94, 18712 Nadol, Southfield, died Dec. 27. Survived by four sons, Irving, Sam, Dr. Oscar and Harry of San Marcos, Calif.; a daughter, Mrs. Avery (Sylvia) Klarfelt; eight grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. • • • EVA RUDA, of Hamden, Conn., died Dec. 19 in Las Vegas, Nev. Survived by a brother, Louis of Southfield; three sisters, Mrs. Max (Etta) Siegel of Hamden, Mrs. Sam (Molly) Cohen of Westhaven, Conn., and Mrs. Louis (Beatrice) Kaye of New Haven, Conn., and Palm Springs, Calif. Inter- ment New Haven. • • • ESTHER Z. SACHS, 79, died Jan. 1. She leaves two sons, Donald J. and Myron R.; a daughter, Mrs. Aaron (Rochelle) Lupovitch; and eight grandchildren. • • • LEO SCHULMAN, 60, 539 Bruce, Windsor, Ont., died Dec. 22. Survived by a sister, Mrs. Leonard (Lee) Metz of San Bernardino, Calif.; and nieces and nephews. Sidney A. Deitch DETROIT MONUMENT WORKS 14441 W. 11 Mile Rd. Ceeltdge & Gmenfwld Go , cine , 399-2711 Eve. 626-0330 MONUMENT CENTER, INC. 661 E. 8 MILE. FERNDALE 11/2 Blocks E. of Woodward 6 Blks. from 3 Jewish Cemeteries on Woodward JO 4-5557 LI 2-8266 MONUMENTS BY BERG URBACH AND FINE MONUMENTS SINCE 1910 ARNOLD TOPY, 66, died Dec. 30. He leaves his wife, Doris; a son, Bruce; and two granddaughters. • • • ANNIE R. WINTER, 86, died Dec. 27. She leaves a son, Ben; two brothers, Sam Halberg and Max Halberg, both of Florida; seven grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. t WE REMEMBER Emogcne Taylor, Mother of the Late CARL (Tex) COLLINS Wishes to thank all of his friends for their past kindnesses as he is re- membered on the first anniversary of his death. and Studying of Mishnavos Yeshivath Beth Yehudah LI 4-2212 Nest to Stanley Steamer ing departed friends. with the traditional Memo- rial Prayers. recita- tion of Kaddish TEVES J N BETTY VIOLET BENENSON 17 17 ZIVYA A. BOYARSKY 17 SARAH ZARANKIN 17 EVELYN WOOLMAN 18 ISAAC BLOOM 18 MARY COSCARELLY 18 ISADORE DANTO 18 JACOB GOLDIS 18 BESSIE KRUSHNER 18 MISCHEL MEIR 18 SYLVIA MOORAWNICK 18 KOPEL ROSEN 18 IDA WASSERMAN 18 ROBERT WEISZ 18 HARRY WOLIN 19 JOSEPH COSSMAN 19 SOL FEINBERG 19 LIBBY FINE 19 IDA GUTTERMAN 19 SADIE LAFER 19 JOSEPH LANGER 19 LEO I. LANGER 19 ESTHER D. PEARLMAN 20 MAX DELIN 20 SARAH DUBIN 20 EDIS DORFMAN 20 ESTHER GAERTNER 20 HARRY GOLDMAN 20 SAM GREEN 20 SOLOMON GREVNIN 20 JACOB KERRETT 20 PEARL PELAVIN 20 ABRAHAM D. SACHS 21 1 SONIA ABRAMSON 21 -1 HARRY BLOCH 21 1 JACK BOOKSTEIN 21 1 BERNARD J. FISCHER 21 1 JACOB PORTNOY 21 1 SYLVIA ROSENBERG 21 1 HARRY C. WOLFE 22 11 MIRIAM BERRIS 22 11 IDA BOESKY A.L. DAMEN 22 11 HERMAN EIZEN 22 11 ANNE HARRIS 22 11 RACHEL KAIMAN 22 1111 JACOB LIEBERMAN MAX LINOVITZ 2 2 1 1 22 ROBERT MARGOLIS 22 11 JACOB POSS 22 MYRON ROSENTHAL 23 12 BELLA BERLANT 23 12 ESTHER BRANDMAN 23 12 HERMAN K. COHEN 23 12 JOSHUA GITLIN 23 12 DAVID HESS 23 12 BECKIE MASON 23 12 SARAH REPITOR 23 12 ROSE SCHLOSS 23 12 JOE SCHERR 23 12 SARAH YUNIS 13405 CAPITAL at Coolidge OAK PARK 15751 W. Southfield Lincoln Dr. 557-6750 Monuments For A I Jewish Cemeteries anymptzln: yte,"1143,75$ rInt SHELDON GRANITE COMPANY Serving the Jewish Community for over 60 years 19800 WOODWARD (Betw. 7 & 8 Mile) SAM GORLICK fowrwl 368-3550 ..--„N ThE Directors of Funerals t I N C 18325 W. 9 Mile Rd. Southfield ( I During the coming week Yeshivath Beth Yehudah will observe the Yahr- zees of the follow- 569-0020 Ira Kaufman • Herbert Kaufman • David Techner