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furniture & more. 737-2272
ANTIQUE ORIENTAL SEC-
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circa 1910. Wonderful condi-
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COMPUTER REPAIR. Dis-
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OBITUARIES

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Lillian Zumberg

Lillian Zumberg, former
assistant manager for Empire
Savings, died April 9 at age
68.
Born in Chicago, Ill., Mrs.
Zumberg lived 48 years in
Detroit. She was a member of
Helen Rosenberg Chapter of
City of Hope and B'nai B'rith
Women.
She is survived by her hus-
band, Nathan M.; a son, Mar-
shall; a daughter, Mrs. Cyril
(Lois) Levenson; and six
grandchildren.

Caroline Sidder

Caroline Sidder, a member
of Jewish women's organiza-
tions, died April 12 at age 83.
Born in Chicago, Ill., Mrs.
Sidder was a member of B'nai
B'rith, Hadassah and the
City of Hope.
She leaves two daughters,
Mrs. Louis (Ina Jean) Egna-
ter and Mrs. Jack (Liane)
Hersh of Lyndhurst, Ohio; six
grandchildren and three
great-grandchildren.

Corrections

Mistaken certification:
Please be notified that the
Birds Eye ad which ran on
April
c, 3 included "Sugar
Snap " Snap Peas. Though
the product is kosher it is
not "kosher for Passover."
We apologize for any incon-
venience this might have
caused.

A cutline in last Friday's
Jewish News should have
identified Norman Allan as
founder of the Allan/Touro
College.

infiro Soldiers
Killed In
Lebanon

Tel Aviv (JTA) — Two
Israeli soldiers were killed
and two were wounded slight-
ly in an ambush in the south
Lebanon security zone last
week. The dead, Cpl. Ilan
Haziza of Raanana and Sgt.
Ronen Ayalon of Kiryat Mot-
zkin, both 20, were buried at
cemeteries near their homes.
According to a military
spokesman, the ambush oc-
cured near Kantara village
about eight kilometers from
the Israel border and was
carried out by a squad of Hez-
bollah, the extremist Shiite
group. They opened fire on an
Israel Defense Force patrol
with machineguns and
rocket-propelled grenades.
The Israeli unit returned
the fire and is believed to have
caused casualties though no
bodies were found in the
vicinity.

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