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ESTHER BERMAN, 82,
-lied Oct. 29. She leaves a sis-
ter, Mrs. Richard (Tillie)
Cott.
HARRY Z. BERNARD, 78,
-former Detroiter of Van
Nuys, Calif., died Oct. 31.
Survived by a sister, Mrs.
Lily Weisler of Van Nuys; a
nephew, Harvey Weisler; and
a niece, Adele Weisler of
Farmington Hills. Interment
Detroit.
ABRAHAM HERSKO-
- VITZ, 84, of Oak Park, died
Oct. 31. Survived by his wife,
ielen; a brother, Lazar of
Farrell, Pa.; nieces, nephews,
great-nieces and great-
nephews. Interment Israel.
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HOWARD S. LASTAR, 36,
former Detroiter of Paradise
Valley, Ariz., died Oct. 28.
He leaves his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth (Faythe)
Lastar of West Bloomfield; a
sister, Mrs. James (Sheryl)
Allen of Plymouth, Minn.;
and grandparents, Mrs.
Eugene (Bess) Lastar of
Southfield and Charles Mi-
haly of Phoenix, Ariz. Inter-
ment Detroit.
ETHEL LEWIS, 78, died
Nov. 3. She leaves two sis-
ters, Mrs. Max (Eva) Wolf
and Anne Keltz; a brother,
William Weiner; 20 nieces
and nephews, 36 great-nieces
and great-nephews and three
-great-great-nieces.
JOSEPH POLLICOVE, 88,
former Detroiter of Agoura,
Calif., died Oct. 26. Survived
by his wife, Anna; children,
Oscar and Evelyn Overton;
nieces and nephews. Inter-
ment Detroit.
NATHAN SIEGEL, 90, of
Southfield, died Oct. 30. Sur-
vived by a daughter, Mrs.
Fannie Frank; a sister, Mrs.
Rita Gladstone; one grandson
_Ind one great-grandson.
- MINNIE STEIN, 87, died
Nov. 4. Survived by a son,
Morris of Wayne, N.J.: a
daughter, Dolores Fishman;
nine grandchildren and two
_ great-grandchildren.
BARNEY WORONOFF, 79,
-- of Oak Park, died Oct. 30.
Survived by his wife, .Ruth; a
son, Ralph; a daughter, Sha-
ron Katz; and five grandchil-
dren.
GRACE ZEFF, 74, former
Detroiter of Woodbridge,
' - Conn., died Nov. 3. She
leaves her husband, Dr.
Meyer B.; a son, Dr. Arnold
of New Haven, Conn.; two
laughters, Mrs. Mickey (El-
en) Fivenson of Traverse
;ity and Sandra of Ann Ar-
il_ or; a brother, Kopel I. Kahn
7 Farmington Hills; and four
-andchildren. Interment De-
oit.
-
ene Osher Gordon
I rene Osher Gordon, who
rked for many years at the
vish Community Center in
ariety of capacities. died
oy. 2.
Mrs. Osher resided in
Wayside, N.J. at the time of
her death.
While in Detroit, she was a
member of Adat Shalom
Synagogue. At the Jewish
Center, where she worked for
more than 30 years, Mrs.
Osher was a purchasing
agent, assistant comptroller
and membership secretary.
She is survived by two
sons, Samuel J. of Santa
Rosa, Calif., and Michael of
Wayside; and seven grand-
children. Interment Wayside.
Harry Meisner
Harry H. Meisner, an at-
torney with offices in Detroit,
died Oct. 29 at age 86.
Born in Pittsburgh, Pa.,
Mr. Meisner lived in the De-
troit area 72 years. He was a
resident of Ann Arbor.
He was the former head of
the department of taxation
and corporation finance of the
University of Detroit. He was
a commander in the Navy
during World War II.
Mr. Meisner was the
financial-legal officer of the
12th Naval District, past
commissioner and chairman
of the Port of Detroit, ap-
pointed by former Gov.
George Romney and a 50-
year member of Cong.
Shaarey Zedek.
He leaves a son, Laurence;
a brother, Ivan; and a sister,
Mrs. Helen Chimovitz of
Flint.
Rose Bobroff
Rose Bobroff, former owner
of Nate's Market, died Nov. 1
at age 89.
Born in Poland, Mrs. Bob-
roff lived 65 years in Detroit.
She was a life member of
Hadassah, Jewish Home for
the Aged, Brandeis Chapter
of B'nai B'rith Women and
the Bialystoker Aid Society.
She leaves two sons, Morris
of North Miami Beach, Fla.,
and Harold; two daughters,
Mrs. Seymour (Sarah)
Neuman of Pompano Beach,
Fla., and Mrs. Emanuel
(Judy) Stein; a brother, Josef
Apelbaum of Israel; 14
grandchildren and ten
great-grandchildren.
Rose Cowan
Rose Cowan, past president
of the Women's Auxiliary of
the Jewish War Veterans of
Michigan, died Oct. 31 at age
95.
Born in Illinois, Mrs.
Cowan lived many years in
Detroit prior to moving back
to Chicago. She was a life
member of Cong. Shaarey
Zedek.
She is survived by nieces
and nephews, Mrs. George
(Elvira) Pasternak of
Chicago, Ira J. Morrison of
California, Mrs. Donald
(Louise) Faternik of Florida
and Marvin Morrison of
Texas; great-nieces, great-
nephews, great-great-nieces
and great-great-nephews.
Interment Detroit.
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18877 W. Ten Mile Road
Suite 104
Southfield, Michigan 48075
Phone: (313) 557-6644
Monday thru Thursday
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Getting all
the facts
straight •
Novi—Some people have been
misinformed about the new B'Nai
Israel Memorial Gardens as being
non sectarian. This is false, as ive
are a strictly Jewish cemetery
obeying all the laws of Jewish
burial. In fact this is the first
Jewish cemetery in almost 45
years!
Also some people think we are
part of Oakland Hills Memorial
Gardens. We are not! Again, we
are not a garden, section or part
of Oakland Hills Memorial
Gardens, although we engage the
same professional maintenance
crews. B'Nai Israel Memorial
Gardens is a separate entity and
have their own entrance, name
and address. We are not affiliated
with this adjacent cemetery. We
are a division of The Michigan
Cemetery Management Inc.
Another area we would like to
clear up is the subject of perpetual
care. Today there is an irrevocable
trust fund regulated by Michigan
law to insure the perpetual
maintenance, development and_
beautification of the cemetery
grounds and grave sites.
In essence, family and relatives
will never be asked to maintain
the grave or be called upon to pay
for anything for upkeep in the
future!
We hope this sets all the facts
straight that B'Nai Israel
Memorial Gardens is not non sec-
tarian, not part of Oakland Hills
Memorial Gardens and that your
purchase does include perpetual
care.
If you need more information,
please feel free to call 348-3711.
Ronald Resnick,
Manager
OVER 60,
And Concerned About
The Expense Of
Nursing Home Care?
HERE ARE FOUR POSSIBLE
SOLUTIONS:
1
You Could Use Your Savings. If you are like most of us, it may
not take long to use it up.
2
You Could Borrow. Most senior citizens may find it difficult to
borrow sufficient amounts.
3
You Could Turn to Relatives. This alternative may or may not be
available for you.
4 YOU COULD CALL NOW to see if you QUALIFY FOR
NURSING HOME INSURANCE COVERAGE
THIS STRATEGY IS USUALLY THE MOST
DESIRABLE, COST EFFECTIVE AND
AFFORDABLE!
Act now to help insure your financial security.
For cost and details of coverage call or write:
THE BENSMAN AGENCY
Specializing in Insurance for Senior Citizens
Protecting Your Insurance Needs for Over 40 Years
18711 W. 10 Mile Rd.
Southfield, Michigan 48075
(313) 569-0356
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