THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Orthodox Leader Klavan,
° Won Yeshiva U. Honors

NEW YORK (JTA) —
Rabbi Israel Klavan, execu-
tive vice president of the
Rabbinical Council of
America, died March 7.He
was 64.
He was graduated from
Yeshiva College in 1937
and was ordained by the
Rabbi Isaac Elchanan
Theological Seminary in
1P
in his early rabbinic
Rabbi Klavan occu-
ca
pied pulpits in Fitchburg,
Mass.; Williamsport, Pa.;
and Mount Vernon, N.Y
.
In 1950 he was invited to
assume the leading execu-
tive position at the Rabbini-
- cal Council.
Rabbi Klavan's contri-
butions to Jewish life
were acknowledged by
Yeshiva University on
three separate occasions;
in 1963 he received the
Bernard Revel Award; in
1970 he was the recipient
of an honorary Doctor of
Divinity degree; in 1973
he received . the coveted
Mordechai Ben David
Award.
In 1974, the Commission
on Synagogue Relations of
the Federation of Jewish

Blanche Baren

Blanche Baren, a credit
manager at Winkelman's,
Inc., for 25 years, died
March 9 at age 61.
A native Detroiter, Mrs.
Baren leaves three daugh-
ters, Mrs. Irwin (Lorraine)
-- Fenster, Mrs. Claude
(Terry) Oster and Mrs.
Stephen (Sandra) Brown;
two brothers, Philip Fried-
man and David Freedman;
a sister, Mrs. Harry (Shir-
ley) Shiovitz; and seven
grandchildren.

Philanthropies honored
him with its Tzedaka
Award. In the same year he
was honored by the Rabbin-
ical Council at a special
dinner marking his 25th
anniversary with the organ-
ization.
In 1979, the Union of Or-
thodox Jewish Congrega-
tions of America conferred
upon him its distinguished
National Rabbinic Leader-
ship Award.

R. Lieberman

Raymond Lieberman, re-
tired superintendent_ of the
U.S. Post Office, died March
10 at age 70.
Born in Baltimore, Md.,
Mr. Lieberman held the
superintendent post for 35
years. He was a past
president of the Letter Car-
riers Association of Detroit,
past president of the Postal
Supervisors Union and past
president of the Cardoza
Club of Jewish postal em-
ployees. He served on the
executive board of the
American Federation of
Labor in Detroit.
Mr. Lieberman leaves his
wife, Edith; two -sons, Dr.
Franklin D. of San Leandro,
Calif., and Dr. Ronald of
Bethesda, Md.; a daughter,
Beverly; two sisters, Mrs.
Eva Weiss of Woodland
Hills, Calif., and Mrs. Max
(Sarah) Feldman of Laguna
Hills, Calif.; and two
grandchildren.

Sydney L. Max

Sydney L. Max, a retired
jeweler, died March 9 at age
84.
Born in Russia, Mr. Max
was the founder of the
House of Watch Bands. He
founded his business in
1927 and until 1956 it was
located on Broadway in
downtown Detroit. The firm
now is located in Southfield.
The family of the late
He was a member of the
Charles Williams an- Eli Levin Post of the Jewish
nounces the unveiling of a War Veterans and a life
monument in his memory- member of Perfection Lodge
11 a.m. Sunday, March 16, of the Masons.
at Hebrew Memorial Park.
He leaves a son, Sheldon;
Rabbi James Gordon will of- a daughter, Mrs. Milton
ficiate. Relatives and (Shirley) Shopnick; a
friends are asked to attend. brother, Abe of Beverly
Hills, Calif.; two sisters,
Mrs. Charles (Fannie)
In loving mem-
Weinstock and Mrs. Harry
(Gussie) Wachs; six
ory of our beloved
grandchildren and three
-;ster
great-grandchildren.

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Monument
Unveilings

RUTH
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Sadly missed.

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OBITUARIES

HARRY BARR, 90, died
March 9. He leaves his wife,
Frieda; two sisters, Mrs.
Marcia Kroll and Fannie;
and two grandchildren.

* * *

BARNEY
"BEN"
FORMAN, 87, died March
4. He leaves his wife, Her-
mina; two daughters, Mrs.
Monroe (Sharon) Rose and
Mrs. Sanford (Marilyn)
Guss; and three grandsons.

a son, Michael; and cousins.
* * *
HARRY HUSID, JR.,
53, died March 6. He leaves
his wife, Helen; two sons,
Warren and Harley; and
two sisters, Mrs. Frank
(Edith) Levitan of Lar-
chmont, N.Y., and Mrs.
George (Florie) Levitan of
New Rochelle, N.Y.

* * *

GEORGE LaKIND, 76,
* * *
5354 Deerfield Village Dr.,
NESSY FRIEDMAN, West Bloomfield, died
83, died March 10. Survived March 7. Survived by his
by four sons, Frank of wife, Myra; two sons, Dr.
Southfield, Calman of Stuart D. and Robert J. of
North Miami Beach, Fla., California; a daughter, Mrs.
Dr. Harford W. of Gwenn Hoffman of Florida;
Pittsburgh, Pa., and Lester a brother, William of New
of Detroit; a daughter, Mrs. Jersey; a sister, Mrs. Lilly
Alexander (Fae) Bobkin of Hodes of New Jersey; and •
Detroit; 16 grandchildren eight grandchildren.
* * *
and 10 great-
grandchildren.
MARY LEBOWSKY,
* * *
99,
of Hollywood, Fla., died
IRVING GERSTEIN,
March 8. She leaves a
53, died March 8. He leaves
daughter, Mrs. Jack
(Dorothy) Schiff of North
Libby Levenson
Miami Beach, Fla.; a sister,
Libby I. Levenson, a Mrs. Pearl Hoffman; nine
grandchildren, nine great-
member of Jewish women's
and communal organiza-
grandchildren and one
great-great-grandchild.
tions, died March 12.
Born in Amsterdam, Interment Detroit.
* * *
N.Y., Mrs. Levenson lived
18 years in Detroit. She was
DORA NORBER, 81,
a member of Cong. Bnai died March 9. She leaves
Moshe, its sisterhood and two brothers, Sam Ascher of
choral group; Hadassah and Ann Arbor and Dr. Meyer
membership vice president;
Ascher; four sisters, Sylvia
past president of Hadassah Ascher, Mrs. Raymond
in New York; member and
(Jennie) Yanitz, Mrs.
former treasurer of Shapiro
Charles (Thelma) Moore
Auxiliary of the Jewish War
and Mrs. Aaron (Helen)
Veterans; and the Human
Finkelstein; nieces and
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Plymouth.
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She was to have been
EDITH H. NUSHOLTZ,
honored in May by Cong.
81, died March 9. She leaves
Bnai Moshe Sisterhoof "for two sons, Phillip and
dedicated service to the Donald; three sisters, Mrs.
community."
Sidney (Birdie) Bernbaum
She leaves her husband,
of Miami Beach, Fla., Mrs.
Ben; two daughters, Mrs.
Leo (Alice) Mellen of Hol-
Albert (Rheba) Weingust of lywood, Fla., and Mrs.
Windsor and Mrs. James Mildred Levenson; six
(Barbara) Weiskopf; a grandchildren and one
brother, Louis Indgin of great-granddaughter.
* * *
Gloversville, N.Y.; two sis-
ters, Mrs. Louis (Ethel)
IDA OLSHANSKY, 80,
Yanklowitz and Mrs.
died March 11. She leaves
Hyman (Ida) Yanklowitz, two sons, Martin and David
both of Glen Falls, N.Y.; and of Louisville, Ky.; a daugh-
three grandchildren.
ter, Mrs. Louis (Mary) Blitz;
two brothers, Benjamin
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Solomon and Edward Sol-
omon;
two sisters, Gertrude
NEW YORK — Dr.
Joshua Kunitz, an Solomon and Mrs. Sidney
authority on Russian his- (Bessie) Chisik, both of
Florida; seven grand-
tory and literature, died
children and four great-
March 3 at age 84.
grandchildren.

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JACK SCHEY, 69,
17215 Maryland, South-
field, died March 7. Sur-
vived by his wife, Florence;
a son, Robert; a brother,
Emanuel; and a sister, Mrs.
Ralph (Helen) Koelner.

The Family of the Late

JACK T. GILBERT

* * *

MARK DANIEL
LEVY

March 14, 1970
(Fifth of Adar 5730)
With all our might
With all our heart
With all our soul
And all our love
We miss you
Your Honey"
Children and
Grandchildren.

Friday, March 14, 1980 :71

Acknowledges with grateful apprecia-
tion the many kind expressions of sym-
pathy extended by relatives and friends
during the family's recent bereavement.

SAUL SHARE, 95, died
March 12. He leaves his
wife, Lillian; three sons,
Leslie, Louis of California
and Nathaniel; two daugh-

ters, Mrs. Joseph (Sara)
Morris and Mrs. Bernard
(Carolyn) Zemmol; 12
grandchildren and six
great-grandchildren. Serv-
ices 10 a.m. today at Ira
Kaufman Chapel.

* * *

MANNING
L.
SLOANE, 71, 13460 Ken-
wood, Oak Park, died March
7. Survived by his wife,
Mildred; a daughter, Mrs.
Bernard (Rochelle) Pershin;
and a brother, George Sil-
verman of Brooklyn, N.Y.

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* * *

SAMUEL WIERNIK,
65, 27035 Sutherland,
Southfield, died March 8.
Survived by his wife, Fan-
nie; a son, Harold; and a sis-
ter, Mrs. Sol (Mary) Binke.

WE REMEMBER

During the coming
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.

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IRVING ROBERT
STAHL, 57, died March 11.
He leaves his wife, Lor-
raine; two sons, Allan and
Stewart; a daughter, Mrs.
Michael (Sandra) Kellman;
two brothers, Howard of
Florida and Aubrey; a sis-
ter, Mrs. Sidney (Florence)
Harris; and five
grandchildren.

* * *

SAMUEL STERN-
FIELD
(FIELDS),
81, former Detroiter of
Santa Monica, Calif., died
March 9. Survived by his
wife, Rose; two sons, Arthur
of Southfield and Ronald of
Westland; two daughters,
Mrs. Fred - (Beverly) Sutton
of Los Angeles, Calif., and
Mrs. Lee (Renee) Bleifeld of
Ft. Wayne, Ind.; a brother,
Harry in New York; eight
grandchildren and two
great-grandchildren.
Interment California.

* * *

ROSE WEINER, 89,
died March 5. She leaves a

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