THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, May 1, 1982 19
OBITUARIES
ANNIE BRAUN, 82,
died May 1. Survived by two
sons, Esmond of Portland,
Ore., and Moor of Troy;) a
sister, Mrs. Jessie Gordan of
Montreal, Quebec; and
eight grandchildren.
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EUGENE BURTON
BROWN, 62, died April 30.
Survived by his wife,
Esther; a daughter, Mrs.
Harold (Gloria) Wanty of
Whitmore Lake; and one
grandchild.
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fl] LOUIS CUTLER, 63,
died Mary 3. Survived by
his wife, Esther; a son,
Mitchell A. of Hollywood,
Calif.; two daughters, Mrs.
George P. (Naomi Paula)
Weiner of Baltimore, Md.,
and Lorna M. of Larkspur,
Calif.; three brothers, Mor-
ris, Julius and Eli; two sis-
ters, Mrs. Eli (Faye)
Malinoff of Margate, Fla.,
and Mrs. Alvin (Blanche)
Levine.
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HILDA FREEDMAN,
81, died April 28. She leaves
a son, Joseph; a daughter,
Mrs. Charles (Bella) Ruben;
a sister, Mrs. Eugene
(Mary) Stej.n; four grand-
children and three great-
-- grandchildren.
RITA SUSAN GER-
SON, 32, of Oak Park, died
April 29. Survived by her
father, Fred C.; and a
brother, Gerald P.
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RICHARD GORBACK,
former Detroiter of Chicago,
Ill., died April 27. Survived
by his wife, Kate; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jack (Rosalie)
Marks of Chicago; ,a
brother, Norman of To-
ronto, Ont.; two sisters,
Goldie Steinberg of Regina,
Saskatchewan, Canada,
and Mollie Moss of Win-
nipeg, Manitoba, Canada;
and three grandchildren.
Interment Chicago.
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ELLA GROSS,- 83, died
April 28. She leaves a
daugher, Mrs. Greta
Fein-Wellman; a brother,
Morris Horn of Worcester,
Mass.; a sister, Clara
Bloom; and three grand-
children.
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THERESA GYARFAS,
85, died April 30. She leaves
a son, Emery; a daughter,
Mrs. Harry (Charlotte)
Kronenberg of • Lin-
colnwood, Ill.; a sister, Mrs.
Peter (Rose) Vogel of
Elizabeth, N.J.; three
grandchildren and four
great-grandchildren.
Israeli Scientists Develop
Long-Life Skin for Produce
JERUSALEM — Israeli
scientists at the Volcani
Center have created a sec-,
ond skin for fruits that ex-
tends their freshness many
times over — without re-
frigeration.
Doctors Shimshon Ben
Yehoshua and David Nahir
have developed a method of
seal packaging individual
fruits and vegetables in a
special polyethylene film.
The technique preserves
produce longer than the
common waxing method
and is both simple and inex-
pensive.
The high density
polyethylene wrap which
the scientists have de-
In loving
memory of
LEWIS
LIONEL
HELPERT
Dear husband, father
and grandfather, who
passed away May 7,
1979. Sadly missed by
wife, Rose; children, Do-
lores and Alvin; and
grandson, Scott.
In loving memory of
our beloved mother and
grandmother
IDA
MITZ
Who died May 8, 1955.
Never to be forgotten by
her children and
grandchildren.
veloped here has aroused
interest in countries all over
the world, including the
United States and Au-
stralia.
Results of intensive
testing with Dr. Ben
Yehoshua's high density
polyethylene film show
that sealed fruit main-
tains its fresh appear-
ance and flavor for up to
a year, while conven-
tional fruit begins to de-
teriorate after two
months.
Tests also showed that
the film protects rot from
spreading from one fruit to
another. This is a'vital fac-
tor in packaging where a
large number of fruits are
stored together at close
quarters.
The film creates a new
and highly limited micro-
atmosphere for each fruit
and since it is limited by the
film surrounding the fruit,
the micro-atmosphere can
easily be controlled artifi-
cially.
For example, the injec-
tion of ethylene into the film
will speed up the process of
degreening. Ethylene-
absorbing chemicals in-
jectfd into the film will
delay that same process. •
Dr. Ben Yehoshua esti,
mates the cost of sealing the
fruit at 20 cents per carton.
HOWARD N. JACOB- Sandra of Houston, Tex.; Leah) Winter of Salinas, three brothers, Jay F.
Calif.; three brothers, Mar- Mogofsky of Baltimore,
SON, 82, died May 3. He and two grandchildren.
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tin Klein of Simi Valley, Md., Fred R. Mogell and
leaves his wife, Celia; two
daughters, Mrs. Daniel
HANNAH TAROC- Calif., George Klein of Earl M. Mogell of North
(Laurel) Tanner of Some- KOFF, 83, died April 29. Chicago, Ill., and Edward Miami Beach, Fla.; and a
rset, N.J., and Mrs. Jchn She leaves four sons, Kline of Van Nuys, Calif.; sister, Mrs. Jack (Gail) Co-
(Margo) Reisman of William, Leonard of two sisters, Mrs. Phillip hen.
Evanston, Ill.; a sister, Mrs. Montclair, Calif., Melvin (Rose) Hausmann of Brook-
Silas (Estelle) Albert of and Norman; a daughter, - lyn, N.Y., and Mrs. Simon
MONUMENTS BY
Grand Rapids; four grand- Mrs. Eugene (Bernice) (Esther) Pollak of
children and one great- Waldman; a sister, Mrs. Jerusalem, Israel; five
granddaughter.
Lena Levine of Camphill, grandchildren and two
AND
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Pa.; 11 grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Interment Mt. Clemens.
REGINA REISNER, 68, two great-grandchildren.
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died May 2. Survived by two
MARY
TRAGER,
73,
PAUL WINEMAN, 87,
daughters, Mrs. G. G.
FINE MONUMENTS
(Hedy) Eisenberg and Ms. died May 1 in North Miami died April 29. No known
Beach,
Fla.
Survived
by
her
SINCE 1910
survivors.
Julie Varnhagen; a sister,
13405 CAPITAL at Coolidge
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Mrs. Hugo (Helen) Biegel; husband, Frank; a son,
Michael of Lincoln Park; a
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and four grandchildren.
IRENE HOPE YAGO,
daughter, Mrs. Arthur 59, died May 1. Survived by
Next to Stanley Steamer
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ABRAHAM SINAI, 77,
WE REMEMBER
Sidney A. Deitch
of Oak Park, died April 29.
During the coming
DETROIT
Survived by his wife, Lena;
week Yeshivath
two daughters, Mrs. Gerald
MONUMENT WORKS
Beth Yehudalv. will
14441 W. 11 Mile Rd.
(Doreen) Matafsky and Mrs.
observe the
'Gardner, hely. Coolidge & Greenfield
Martin (Irene) Agrest; two
Yahrzeits of the fol-
399-2711 Eve. 626.0330
brothers, Joe and Cy; two
lowing departed
sisters; Mrs. Rose Alpert
friends, with the
and Mrs. Harry (Mary) Yel-
traditional Memo-
For Memoriams and
MONUMENT CENTER, INC.
rial Prayers, recita-
len of Plantation, Fla.; and
E. 8 MILE, FERNDALE
Donations call
661
tion of Kaddish and
five grandchildren.
11/2 Blocks-E. of Woodward
Studying
of
Mis-
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6 Blks. from 3 Jewish
hnavos.
Cemeteries on Woodward
Mary Papo
PAUL STEIN, 9, died
967-4414
IYAR MAY
JO 4-5557
LI 2-8266
April 29. He leaves his
LEM CHERRIN
16 9
fathef, Dr. Gerald; his
HARRY L. EISENBERG
16 9
BEN HIRSCH
mother, Mrs. Myra Stein;
16 9
MONUMENTS FOR ALL JEWISH CEMETERIES
SAM KAHN
16 9
two brothers, Brian and
JACK R. LEEDS
16 9
Steven; his grandmother,
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ROSE BASIL ROSE
16 9
HARRY SPEYER
16 9
Mrs. Leo (Esther) Stein of
LILLY SUGAR
16 9
SHELDON GRANITE COMPANY
Pompano Beach, Fla.; and
HERMAN MODLINSKY
16 9
Serving the Jewish Community for over 60 years
great-grandparents, Mrs.
AARON WASSERMAN
16 9
SAMUEL Z. BIRNBAUM
17 10
Morris (Rose) Goldberg,
19800 WOODWARD
NOAH ELLIAS
17 10
SAM GORLICK
Mrs. Alex (Pauline) Stein of
(Betw. 7 & 8 Mile)
ROBERT FLAYER
17 10
(owner)
Hollywood, Fla., and Mrs.
MAX IWREY
17 10
REUBEN
D.
LAUTER
17
10
Meyer (Sylvia) Myers.
368-3550
SARAH NATINSKY
17 10
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JOSEPH ROBINSON
17 10
HARRY T. ROSS
17 10
DONALD S. STERN,
SAM STERN
17 10
HYMAN STOLARSKY
17 10
39, died May 1. He leaves
JACOB ADLERMAN
18 11
his wife, Arden; three sons,
ARTHUR BARACH
18 11
Aric, Dale and Andrew; a
HARRY BERMAN
18 11
MILTON COGEN
18 11
daughter, Samantha; his
RABBI MOSES FISCHER
18 11
father, Nick Stern; and a
LOUS LEIDERMAN
18 11
brother, Dr. Milton Stern.
ROSE LINETSKY
18 11
BERG
diURBACH
Friends of Israel
CANCER
FOUNDATION
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RUDOLPH "RUDY"
STRAUSS, 61, died May 4.
He leaves his wife, Evelyn;
two daughters, Mrs.
Thomas (Sharon) Orr and
Pamela Gershon
Pamela A. Gershon, a
teacher at Groves High
School in Birmingham, died
May 2 at age 32.
Born in Petoskey, Mrs:
Gershon was a member of
the Birmingham Temple.
She leaves her husband,
Wayne; her parents, Mrs.
and Mrs. Bruce (Onalee)
Cable; a brother, Robert
Cable; and four sisters, Mrs.
Sally Plaza, Colleen, Laurie
and Jennifer. -
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late
Ruth Pentelnik Mullin
acknowledges with grateful
appreciation the many kind
expressions of sympathy ex-
tended by relatives and
friends during the family's
recent bereavement.
ThEIRA KAU
Directors of Funerals
ALFRED SCHMIDEL
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SARAH WUNTNER
18 11
DAVID I. BERRIS
19 12
REGINA BROWN
19 12
LEON HESS
19 12
RILA HESS
19 12
CHARLES LASKEY
19 12
BETTY STARK
19 12
MOSES WEISWASSER
19 12
CHAYE SORA B. ISROEL
20 13
HARRY BERGER
20 13
LOUIS BUCHBINDER
20 13
BECKY GOLUB
20 13
GOLDA HALPERT
20 13
HUDIA HALPERT
20 13
LEBA HALPERT
20 13
ETTA HALPERT
20 13
• MOISHE HALPERT
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20 13
MORDECHAI HALPERT
20 13
MARY SHINDLER
20 13
CHAYA WACHTENHEIM
MEISELS
20 13
BLIMA WACHTENHEIM
20 13
LOTTIE WAINGER
20 13
ABRAHAM AVERBUCH
20 13
LOUIS GARFINKEL
21 14
SARAH HONIGMAN
21 14
SHIRLEY ENGEL
21 14
JENNY MODLINSKY
21 14
JOE RINGLER
21 14
ANNA ROTTENBERG
21 14
SAM SELIGSON
21 14
MAX SNOW
21 14
MILTON BACKHAUT
22 15
ROSE BUCHBINDER
22 15
MINNIE FRIEDMAN
22 15
EUGENE NEWMAN
22 15
BELLA WEINER TORGOW 22 15
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