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In Loving Memory Of

SHELDON NACHMAN

Who passed away April 3, 1986.

We Miss You and Love You, You Are Always In Our
Hearts.

Shirley, Michael, Gail and Mother

In Blessed Memory Of

Mother and Grandmother

BELLE PORTIN PERLOVE

They are not gone that live in hearts they leave
behind.

Always missed and loved by Toby and Rob Klein-
berg, Lenore and Caleb Simon and Ephram, Jason,
Belle, B. Joshua and Felicia.

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The Michigan Chapter of the American Friends of the Hebrew University
mourn, with deep sorrow, the passing of our esteemed colleague and
benefactor.

CHARLES E. FEINBERG

A Founder of the Hebrew University activities in the State of Michigan,
he served as the Chapter's Honorary Co-Chairman. A leading American
bibliophile, Mr. Feinberg was an Honorary Consultant to the Library of
Congress. He served for many years as National Chairman of the Ad-
visory Board of the Hebrew University's Jewish National and University
Library. A major benefactor of the University, Charles Feinberg was an
Honorary Vice President of the American Friends of the Hebrew Univer-
sity and, for over 30 years, served as a member of the Board of Gover-
nors of the Hebrew University. In 1969, an Honorary Fellowship was con-
ferred upon him by the University and in 1987, he was named an
Honorary Alumnus. In 1988, he was the recipient of the S. Y. Agnon Gold
Medal Award symbolizing the Hebrew University's highest standard of
intellectual achievement. Mr. Feinberg was also Past President of the
Detroit Association of Phi Beta Kappa and he served as Chairman of
the Michigan Historical Commission.

His loss will be felt internationally and we extend our sympathy to his
wife, Lenore, and children, Susan, Judy and Bartley.

Herbert I. Katz, President
American Friends of the
Hebrew University

Harvey Kruger, Chairman of
the Board of Governors of
Hebrew University

Harvey Grace, President
Michigan Chapter

Shayna Silverman,
Director Michigan Chapter

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FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1988

SIMON BELTZMAN, 78, of
Oak Park, died March 4. Sur-
vived by three sons, Michael,
Stanley and David of Ann Ar-
bor; a sister, Mrs. Shirle Irv-
ing of California; and six
grandchildren.

RITA BERLIN, 89, died
March 5. She leaves two sons,
Byron of East Lansing and
Jean David of Sun City, Ariz.;
eight grandchildren and eight
great-grandchildren.

JENNIE BERMAN, 90, of
Southfield, died March 8. Sur-
vived by a son, Jack; two
daughters, Mrs. Harold (Bet-
ty) Ellias and Mrs. Eugene
(Beatrice) Gordon of San
Diego, Calif.; ten grand-
children and 15 great-
grandchildren.

LOUIS J. BIGMAN, 81, of
Southfield, died March 6. Sur-
vived by his wife, Ann; a son,
Dr. Ronald; a daughter, Mrs.
Isadore (Marilyn) Balan of
Oak Grove, Ill.; a brother, Dr.
Oscar; a sister, Mrs. Julius
(Dora) Corman; and five
grandchildren.

DOROTHY BOYANER, 80,
of Detroit, died March 6. Sur-
vived by a son, David of
Salem, Ore.; a brother, Her-
man Schechter; three sisters,
Mrs. Rose Barkoff Meadow of
Pompano Beach, Fla., Mrs.
Jennie Whiteman of Windsor,
Ont., and Mrs. Abe (Ethel)
Cherow of Boca Raton, Fla.

HELEN FAUST, 88, died
March 1. She leaves two
brothers, Samuel N. Goldberg
and Irving Goldberg of New
York; nieces and nephews.

RALPH HILL FIELDING,
52, died March 2. He leaves
his wife, Beverly; a son,
Robert; five daughters, Mrs.
Tim (Sharon) Caldwell, Mrs.
Mickey (Shelli) Weisberg,
Mrs. Jim (Kateri) Hahn, Mar-
ci and Cindy; his mother, Mrs.
Minnie Fielding of New
Jersey; a brother, William of
Pennsylvania; and four
grandchildren.

ILEEN FINK of Fraser died
March 2. Survived by a
daughter, Mrs. Michael D.
(Carole) Schwartz; and four
grandchildren.

daughter, Susan Gorge; and
her mother, Mrs. Selma
Brookstein of Troy.

raine) Oginsky of Dallas. In-
terment Detroit.

ROSE GOLUB, 85, of Oak
Park, died March 8. Survived
by a daughter, Mrs. Norman
(Evelyn) Blatt; two grand-
children, four great-
grandchildren and one niece.

Harry Brenner

MOSES HAUSMAN, 85,
died March 7. He leaves his
wife, Sylvia; and a sister, Yet-
ta of New York.

MICHAEL J. KAPLAN, 20,
died March 5. He leaves his
mother, Rita Kaplan; his
father, John Kaplan; a sister,
Andrea; a step-brother, Craig
Reickert; a step-sister, Laura
Reickert; and his grand-
parents, Rebecca Kaplan, Mr.
and Mrs. Sidney (Yvette)
Breitbart.

JULIA PATAKI, 105, of Bir-
mingham, died March 2. Sur-
vived by a grandson, Michael
of London, England.

CLARA REIMER, 79, of
Oak Park, died March 8. Sur-
vived by a son, Donald; a
daughter, Mrs. Sylvia
Druckman; and five
grandchildren.

Harry H. Brenner, a retired
grocery merchant, died Feb.
29 at age 76.
Born in Russia, Mr. Bren-
ner was the co-founder of
Brenner Brothers Markets,
which he had started during
the Depression and grew to
six stores. He was in charge
of food distribution for the
State of Michigan during
World War II.
He was on the board of
directors of the Nomads
Travel Club, a member of the
BPOE of Bloomfield Hills,
founder of the Parents Foun-
dation, a fund to establish
group homes for retarded
children.
He leaves his wife, Marjorie;
a son, Larry; two daughters,
Shary Sundstrom of Cary,
N.C., and Jari of Stanford,
Calif.; two brothers, Nathan
of Huntington Beach, Calif.,
and Benjamin of Reseda,
Calif.; two sisters, Mary
Bieman and Ann Weisman;
and three grandchildren.

Ethel Karden

HELEN SALTZMAN, 75 of
Oak Park, died March 7. Sur-
vived by two sons, Arnold and
Harold; a brother, Harry
Saltzman; a sister, Mrs. Irv-
ing (Minnie) Cohen; and two
grandchildren.

FELDMAN
MARIE
SEGAL, 77, of St. Clair
Shores, died March 8. Surviv-
ed by three sons, Howard
Feldman, David Segal and
Frank Segal, both of Califor-
nia; a daughter, Susanne
Fallen; a brother, Jack Quen;
three sisters, Rose Quen, Bet-
ty Printz and Rachel Spiro;
eight grandchildren and one
great-grandchild.

FRANCES SOLOMON, 66,
died March 4. She leaves her
husband, Samuel; three sons,
Michael, Kenneth of Agoura,
Calif., and Larry; a sister,
Mrs. Gordon (Lillian) Solway
of Los Angeles, Calif.; and
five grandchildren.

RUTH GATES, 69, of
Detroit, died March 8. Surviv-
ed by four sisters, Mrs. Albert
(Anna) Singer, Mrs. Rhoda
Shames, Mrs. Jennie G.
Robins and Mrs. Frances
Sedman.

GERTRUDE TESSLER,
85, of Ferndale, died March 2.
Survived by a son, Dr. Warren
R.; a daughter, Mrs. Dena
Wein; three sisters, Mrs. Rita
Kasmer, Mrs. Pearl Schlenger
of New York and Mrs. Ethel
Millman of Washington, D.C.;
and six grandchildren.

HARRIET F. GOLDBERG,
48, of Ann Arbor, died March
3. Survived by her husband,
Jack; a son, Mark Gorge; a

SADYE TULPAN, 84,
former Detroiter of Dallas,
died March 4. She leaves
a niece, Mrs. Donald (Lor-

Ethel Baker Karden, a
member of Jewish women's
organizations, died March 6
at age 88.
A native Detroiter, Mrs.
Karden was a member of
Hadassah, National Council
of Jewish Women, Sinai
Hospital Guild, Women's
American ORT and the Han-
nah Schloss Old Timers.
She leaves three daughters,
Mrs. Charles (Elaine)
Perlman, Mrs. Harry (Bobbie)
Miller and Mrs. Leslie
(Miriam) Colburn; two
brothers, Edward Schlussel
and Bernard Schlussel; a
sister, Mrs. Carl (Vivian)
Chaifetz; 14 grandchildren
and six great-grandchildren.

Eugene Weiss

Eugene Weiss, past presi-
dent of Cong. B'nai Moshe,
died March 6 at age 82.
Born in Czechoslovakia, Mr.
Weiss was a Detroiter for
many years prior to moving to
North Miami Beach, Fla. He
was a meat packing
executive.
He leaves his wife, Fay; four
daughters, Rose Weiner of
West Bloomfield, Ellen Weiss,
Adrian Rubin and Sandra
Rubin, both of North Miami
Beach, Fla.; ten grand-
children and two great-
grandchildren. Interment
Detroit.