THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

OBITUARIES

MORRIS ARKIN, 70,
died Jan. 10. He leaves his
wife, - Ann; a son, Dr.
William of Foster City,
Calif.; a daughter, Mrs.
Mitchell (Marilynn) Sabin;
a brother, Jule; a sister,
Mrs. Morris (Dorothy) Be-
rlin; and two grandchildren.

and two great-grand-
children.

Elbert (Mollie) Diamond;
and seven grandchildren.
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MAURICE LEE, 74,
died Jan. 12. He leaves his
wife, Rose; a son, Anthony;
a daughter, Mrs. Milton
(Sandra) Hartman of
Mayfield
Heights, Ohio; two
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brothers, two sisters and
BESSIE
VIOLET five grandchildren. Inter-
BALABAN, 75, died Jan. 6. ment Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
Survived by her husband,
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Philip; two daughters, Mrs.
GERALDINE I. LIN-
Allan (Linda) Breyer and DEN, 62, of Oak Park, died
Mrs. Gerald (Beatrice) Jan. 7. Survived by her hus-
Camiener of Beachwood, band, Louis; three sons,
Ohio; and six grandchil- Stephen, Russell and
dren.
Michael of Aim Arbor; two
* * *
daughters, Mrs. Leonard
ROSE BERON, 73, (Carla) Schneider of
former Detroiter of Hallan- Westport, Mass., and
dale, Fla., died Jan. 9. Sur- Andrea; a brother, Howard
vived by her husband, Jess; Levinsky; and one grand-
two sons, Irwin and Bobby son.
of California; a daughter,
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Mrs. Sandra Doron of Israel;
MORRIS A. MALLIN,
two brothers, Saul Berns- 66, of Huntington Woods,
tein of Windsor, Ont., and died Jan. 9. Survived by two
Lou Bernstein of California; sons, Garry D. of San Fran-
a sister, Mrs. Jay Ornsby of cisco, Calif., and Harvey S.;
Florida; and four grand- his mother, Mrs. Anna Mal-
children. • Interment lin; a brOther, Milford; and
Florida.
two grandchildren.
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JULIUS NACHMAN,
90, former Detroiter of
Miami Beach, Fla., died
Jan. 10. Survived by three
sons, Reuben of Margate,
Fla., Alvin of Oak Park and
Sheldon of Southfield; a
daughter Mrs. Ben (Dr.
Rochelle) Solomon of Kan-
sas City, Mo,; and seven
grandchildren. Services
10:30 a.m. today at Hebrew
Memorial Chapel. Inter-
ment Detroit.
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RALPH POLANT, 72,
died Jan. 7. He leaves two
sons, Louis and Michael;
four daughters, Mrs. Bob
(Sonya) Grieves, Mrs.
Charles (Patricia) Delaney,
Mrs. Robert (Brooke)
Nimmo and Mrs. William
(Robyn) McCauley; a
brother. Rnhert of Califor-

In loVing memory of
my dear son

MARTIN
FINE

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ABRAHAM S. CHO-
VER, 90, former Detroiter
of Madison, Wis., died Dec.
25. Survived by his wife,
Yetta; a son, Joshua of
Madison; two sisters, Mrs.
Rose Goberman and Mrs.
Ethel Elconin, both of
Southfield; and one grand-
son. Interment Madison.
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LOIS S. COHEN, 77,
former Detroiter of West
Palm Beach, Fla., died Jan.
11. Survived by a daughter,
Vicki Lynn of West Palm
Beach. Interment West
Palm Beach.
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RALPH M. FEIN-
BERG, 78, former De-
troiter of Hallandale, Fla.,
died Jan. 8. He leaves a
daughter, Mrs. Leo (Evelyn)
Berlin of Southfield; a
brother, George of South-
field; two sisters, Mrs.
Joseph (Betty) Nuch and
Mrs. David (Helen) Sciage,
both of Hallandale; and
three grandchildren.
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SAMUEL FREDENT-
HAL, 91, former Detroiter
of Milwaukee, Wis., died
Jan. 11. He leaves a son,
Burton of Mequon, Wis.;
four grandchildren and one
great-grandchild. Inter-
ment Detroit.
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GOLDIE KUSNIT,
former Detroiter of San Di-
ego, Calif., died Jan. 7. Sur-
vived by two sons, Nathan
of Southfield and Lewis
Kent of Northridge, Calif.; a
daughter, Mrs. Alvin
(Ethel) Kramer of San Di-
ego; seven grandchildren

Friendly Treaty

BONN — The city council
of Bonn, West Germany has
unanimously approved a
"treaty of friendship" with
Tel Aviv, Israel calling for
increased cultural, scien-
tific, business exchanges
and tourism between the
two cities.

HARRY MOEHLMAN,
79, of Oak Park, died Jan.
11. Survived by his wife,
Dinah; two sons, Albert and
Herman; four sisters, Mrs.
Bessie Barak, Mrs. Edward
(Freda) Fleischman, Mrs.
Sarah Friedman and Mrs.

Who passed away
Jan. 24, 1947 (three days
in Shevat). Gone but not
forgotten. I miss him
very much. He'll always
be in my heart.
Mother,
Lilly Fine

The Family of the Late

SELDEN TACHNA

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

N

In memory of our dear beloved
Mother who passed away
Jan. 20, 1969

MINNIE A. ZACK

14th year yahrzeit will be observed

Saturday
Jan. 15, 1983
First day of Shevat

Who is sadly missed and will always be
remembered as the most beautiful mother in
the world, by her children and
grandchildren.

TI -JE IRA

SHELDON
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MONUMENT COMPANY

nia; a sister, Mrs. Jerry
(Nellie) Bain of California;
and 20 grandchildren.

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BESS RAPPAPORT,
90, died Jan. 6. She leaves
three sons, Alvin, Paul of
Los Angeles, Calif., and
Daniel; three daughters,
Mrs. Louis (Arline) Green-
berg, Mrs. Eugene (Lor-
raine) Keller and Mrs. Mar-
vin (Fern) Rott; 10 grand-
children and one great-
grandson.

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LENA ROSIN, former
Detroiter of Tamarac, Fla.,
died Jan. 10. Survived by a
son, Alex Tamaroff; a
daughter, Mrs. Joseph A.
(Gladys) Schwartzberg of
Tamarac; six grandchildren
and • six great-grand-
children.
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HILDA RUCHOTSKY,
77, died Jan. 6. Survived by
two sisters, Helen and Min-
nie.

.WE 4EMEMBER

.1! During the coming
week Yeshivath
Beth Yehudah will
- observe the
Yahrzeits of the foi-
1 lowing departed
friends, with the
traditional Memo-
rial Prayers, - recita-
i tion of Kaddish and
Studying of Mis-
hnayos.

SHEVAT JAN.
SARAH FINLEY COPIN
2 16
SARAH FABER
2 16
SARAH KAPLAN
- 2 16
FANNY LUBOW
2 16
BECKY MALTZ
2 16
DOROTHY PASTOR
2 16
ISADOR BUCHFIRER
3 17
MARTIN FINE
3 17
ZESSE KATZ
3 17
MORRIS LEVITT
3 17
FLORA LEVY
3 17
ANNA MINDLIN
3 17
BERNARD ROLLIN
3 17
SARAH SAKS
3 17
MOSES HENRY THORN
3 17
ABRAHAM MORRIS CORN 3 17
EDWARD J. FEINBERG
4 18
SARAH HOOTNER
4 18
FRIEDA KABECK
4 18
JACOB KARBAL
4 18
LOUIS KIDECKEL
4 18
ROSE POLLACK
4 18
MAX SITRIN
4 18
ABRAM ARKADIER
, 5 19
PERRY FEIGENSON
5 19
MARTIN KEITH IWREY
5 19
MAX MILGROM
5 19
SHELDON B. RICHIE
5 19
HARRY AVERBACH
5 19
SAM COHEN
6 20
SIDNEY FELDMAN
6 20
DINA MANHEIM
6 20
DR. ROBERT W. ROSENBAUM6 20
MIKE M. SNIDER
6 20
ESTHER STEINBERG
6 20
HORTENSE TOBIN
6 20
ESTHER WETSTEIN
6 20
NORMAN BARCUS
7 21
IRVING GILBERT
7 21
SAM Z. HIRSCHMAN
7 21
REBECCA KASOFF
7 21
7 21
ABRAHAM SCHLOSS
MORRIS SCHWARTZ
7 21
SEYMOUR L. SOBOL
7 21
YISROEL YAMPOLSKY
7 21.
LOUIS BLOTNICK
8 22
SAMUEL COBITZ
8 22
BERNARD COHN
8 22
DUBA DENEMARK
8 22
MATLE DIAMOND
8 22
SAM LEIDER
8 22
YETTA LOPATIN
8 22
SAMUEL M. REICHSTEIN
8 22
ALYCE ROOD
8 . 22

Yeshivath Bete
Yehudah

15751 W. Lincoln Dr.
Southfield
557-6750

BERTHA SIEGEL, 82,
died Jan. 6.- Survived by a
son, Jack; two grandchil-
dren and two great-grand-
children.

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SYLVIA E. SLOAN, 69,
former Detroiter of Pom-
pano Beach, Fla., died Jan.
10. She leaves her husband,
Bernard; two sons, David of
Fayetteville, Ark., and Joel
of Farmington Hills; a
daughter, Mrs. 0. D. (Do-
lores) Silverstein of Bir-
mingham; a brother, Julius
Minkow of Roslyn Heights,
N.Y.; two sisters, Ms.
Sophie .Minkow of New
York City and Mrs.'Nathan
(Florence) Burke; and four
grandchildren.
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GEORGE STERN-
BERG, 74, former Bay
City resident of Walnut
Creek, Calif., died Jan. 9.
He leaves his wife, Dorothy;
a son, Alan of California;
two daughters, Marilyn
Sternberg-Ladin of
Chicago, Ill., and Adele
Shadofsky of New York; and
a sister, Mrs. Meyer (Sylvia)
Charlip) of Southfield.
Interment California.
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DORA STONE, 94, died
Jan. 7. She leaves three sis-
ters, Mrs. Ceil Kripke, Mrs.
Bess Benderoff and Mrs.
Lillian Marenberg, all of
Toledo, Ohio; a grandson,
Dr. Michael Hoffman of
Dallas, Tex.; a granddaugh-
ter, Mrs. MOrton (Carol)
Metzger; and six great-
grandchildren.

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If the tradition of including the JeWish
National Fund in the Will of every Jew were
invariably followed, sufficient resources would
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development, social welfare, and justice.

A bequest to the Jewish National Fund
should be as traditional as having a Blue Box
in one's home.

You may want your bequest to be
dedicated to afforestation, to a village, a
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yahrzeit or kaddish, or to some form of
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