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and friends during the family's recent bereavement.

Wife, Children and Grandchildren

MINNIE ABRAMOVITZ,
77, died Nov. 28. She leaves
her husband, Jake; a sister,
Mrs. Ethel Gook of Los
Angeles, Calif.

LOUIS E. ALPERT, 77,
former Detroiter of Miami
Beach, Fla., died Nov. 11. Sur-
vived by his wife, Esther
(Toby); a son, Joel of Buffalo
Grove, Ill.; a daughter, Mrs.
Ronald (Susan) Soloway; a
sister, Mrs. Joseph (Rose) Gor-
don of Miami Beach, Fla.; and
four grandchildren.

HYMAN BAND, 79, died
Nov. 30. Survived by two sons,
Fredrick and Jerry of Delray
Beach, Fla.; three daughters,
Mrs. Allen (Dr. Phyllis) Seel,
Mrs. Sheldon (Beverly)
Scharg and Mrs. Michael
(Sherry) Surnow; a brother,
Michael Wallack; and 12
grandchildren.

ESTHER CHESLER, 79, of
Ann Arbor, died Nov. 28. She
leaves a son, Mark; and two
granddaughters. Interment
New York.

ROSE COLEMAN, 93, died
Nov. 23. Survived by a
daughter, Mrs. David (Phyllis)
Katz; a brother, Dr. Henry
Dennis; a sister, Mrs. Lou
(Hilda) Kravitz; and three
grandchildren.

LENA CUTLER, 87, died
Nov. 30. Survived by nieces
and nephews.

FRANCES EFRUSY, 78,
died Nov. 30. She leaves two
sons, Robert Perliss of Califor-
nia and Jerry Efrusy; a
daughter, Mrs. Murray
(Leatrice) Goodwin; three
sisters, Pauline Pasco, Freda
Ozeran and Mrs. Stanley
(Elizabeth) Meirowitz; and six
grandchildren and two
great-grandchildren.

ALBERT E. ELLENSON,
82, died Nov. 24. He leaves his
wife, Ida; a daughter, Mrs.
Fred (Marsha) Gordon; two
brothers, Louis and Harry; a
sister, Mrs. Ben (Vicki)
Jackson of Dallas, 'Ibx.; and
four grandchildren.

LUCILLE GAYLORD, of
Los Angeles, died Nov. 25.
She leaves her husband,
Maurice; two sons, Fred of
Van Nuys, Calif., and Murray
of Hastings on the Hudson,
N.Y.; a sister, Mrs. Morris
(Marion) Baron of Southfield;
and eight grandchildren. In-
terment Los Angeles.

ESTHER GLASS, 89, died
Nov. 24. Survived by nieces,
nephews, great-nieces, great-
nephews, great-great-nieces,
great-great-nephews. Inter-
ment New York City.

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DORIS B. GLEIT, 92, died
Nov. 24. Survived by nieces
and nephews.

BARBARA HASSIN, 83,
died Nov. 30. Survived by a
sister, Mrs. Fremont (Edith)
Sweetwine.

LENKA HERSKOVIC, 65,
died Nov. 30. Survived by two
sons, Thomas and Maurice;
two sisters, Mrs. Esther Offer
of Cleveland Heights, Ohio,
and Mrs. Helena Zehavi of
Holon, Israel; eight
grandchildren.

FREDA JOSEPHSON, 80,
died Nov. 26. She leaves two
sisters, Mrs. Lena Gross of
Florida and Mrs. Jack (Laura)
Bigelman; nieces and
nephews.

SOPHIE KRAMER, 71,
died Nov. 30. She leaves her
husband, Benjamin; three
sisters and one brother.

CHANNA LEVIN, 77, died
Nov. 26. Survived by her hus-
band, Rabbi Leizer; a son,
Avrohom Chaim; two
daughters, Mrs. Beryl
(Yocheved) Wein and Mrs.
Chaim Dov (Devorah) Keller;
two brothers, Zeesha Heshel
and Chaim Heshel; two
sisters, Esther Dena and Bat-
sheva Heshel.

SOL MENDELSON, 71,
died Nov. 24. Survived by his
wife, Bernice; a son, Eliott; a
daughter, Mrs. Avi (Anita)
Peri; a brother, Jerome
Morgan; and three
grandchildren.

BESSIE DISKIN NAGEL,
82, died Nov. 30. Survived by
her husband, Benjamin; a
son, Sam Diskin; three
daughters, Mrs. Glenn
(Aileen) Winsen of California,
Mrs. David (Helen) Fink and
Sharon Lefkofsky of New
York; a brother, Burt
Kanarek of Lauderdale
Lakes, Fla.; a sister,
Geraldine Diamond; 17
grandchildrn and four
great-grandchildren.

DAVID NAGEL, 74, died
Nov. 27. He leaves his wife,
Betty; a son, Irwin of Arizona;
two daughters, Natalie and
Mrs. William (Annette) Luria
of Arizona; a brother, Ben-
jamin; and three
grandchildren.

TILLIE PULLBERG, 84,
died Nov. 23. She leaves her
husband, Henry; a son,
Stanley of Paris, France; a
daughter, Mrs. Bernard
(Phyllis) Eisenstein; two
brothers, David Sugarman
and Leslie Sugarman, both of
Chicago, Ill.; a sister, Mrs. Ida

Rosner of Chicago; and three
grandchildren.

SIDNEY ROSENBLATT,
72, died Nov. 29. He leaves a
son, Dr. Gary; a daughter,
Mrs. Maurice (Susan) Turet-
sky; two sisters, Mrs. Sidney
(Rita) Kushner and Mrs.
Melvin (Bettie) Rechtman;
and four grandchildren.

HILDA OPPENHEIM
STEPHENS, died Nov. 26.
She leaves a sister, Mrs.
Rebecca Kellman; and a
niece.

IRVING WEINTRAUB, 75,
died Dec. 1. He leaves his
wife, Pauline; two daughters,
Mrs. Leon (Marsha) Botkin of
Miami, Fla., and Mrs. Harold
(Trudy) Shapiro; two brothers,
Milton and Henry; a sister,
Mrs. Harold (Mae) Zlotnik of
Brooklyn, N.Y.; and for
grandchildren.

Dr. Leo Shipko

Dr. Leo Shipko, who was
among the pioneering
organizers of the College of
Dentistry at Aviv Univer-
sity, died Nov. 28.
A 1951 graduate of the
University of Detroit Dental
School, Dr. Shipko was an
associate professor at the
school for 14 years and was
active in a variety of alumni
affairs. He was founding
president of the University of
Detroit's Orthodontics Socie-
ty and was the dental school's
Alumnus of the Year in 1980.
As an active member of
Alpha Omega Dental Frater-
nity, he also helped establish
a dental school in Jerusalem.
For many years, Dr. Shipko
was involved in the activities
of the Magen David Adom,
the Israel counterpart of the
Red Cross in Israel. He
chaired two campaigns on
behalf of the Israel medical
service.
Dr. Shipko leaves his wife,
Roslyn; three sons, Jeffrey of
Chicago, Ill., Robert of Kew
Gardens, N.Y., and Dr. Phillip
of Beverly Hills, Calif.; a
daughter, Mrs. Daniel (Susan)
Orman of Windsor; a brother,
Dr. Albert; and a sister, Mrs.
Saymour (Betty) Lichter of In-
dianapolis, Ind.

Arnold Cohodas

Arnold M. Cohodas, nephew
of Northern Michigan philan-
thropist Sam Cohodas and
former president of Cohodas
Brothers, is dead at age 74.
A native of Menominee,
Mich., Mr. Cohodas was a
member of the board of direc-
tors of the Michigan Finan-