I OBITUARIES I
In Loving Memory Of
LAWRENCE BRUCE
EDELMAN
Who passed away August 21, 1987
Sadly missed and forever in our hearts.
Barbara, Marisa, Herb, Esther, Lisa, Wendy, Rick,
Jill, Howard, Mandy and Brian.
In Loving Memory Of
SHIRLEY SEEDMAN
Who passed away August 29, 1987
Whose love and spirit will ive in our hearts
forever.
Daughters Wendy Schwartz and Laurie Oberman
The Family of the Late
HELENE C.
LOBER
Acknowledges with grateful appreciation the
many kind expressions of sympathy extended by
relatives and friends during the family's recent
bereavement.
Raymond
Schreiber
Raymond Schreiber, a
former Detroiter who was a
theater executive in Rancho
Bernardo, Calif, died Aug. 14.
Mr. Schreiber, 80, lived in
California for the last nine
years. He was active with the
Variety Club, was an original
member of the Downtown
Synagogue, and was a charter
member of Temple Israel.
He leaves his wife, Adele; a
son, Russell of Los Angeles;
two daughters, Mrs. Sam
(Barbara) Goldberg of Rancho
Palos Verdes, Calif. and Mrs.
Tom (Bonnie) Angell of
Redondo Beach, Calif.; four
sisters, Mrs. Sylka Burnstein
of Las Vegas, Nev., Mrs. Mer-
vin (Elaine) Jacobson of
Southfield, Mrs. Maxine
Fidler of Los Angeles and
Mrs. Irving (Bluma) Ellman
of Southfield; six grand-
children and two great-
grandchildren. Interment
Detroit.
Irving Simon
The Family of the Late
SONIA
WAIS
Acknowledges with grateful appreciation the
many kind expressions of sympathy extended by
relatives and friends during the family's recent
bereavement.
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Irving Simon, president of
Simon and Leeman wholesale
produce dstributors, died Aug.
9 at age 71.
A native Detroiter, Mr.
Simon was a member of Con-
gregation Shaarey Zedek and
its men's club, and served on
many committees. He was a
member of Knollwood Coun-
try Club, Michigan
Restaurant Association, Pro-
duce Market Assciation and
the International Food Ser-
vice Executive Association.
He leaves his wife, Dorothy;
a son, Elwood; two daughters,
Mrs. Jeffrey (Sue Ellen)
Broder and Karen Eve Simon;
a brother, Dr. Burton B.; and
four grandchildren.
Dr. Robert Shorr
Dr. Robert H. Shorr, a prac-
ticing optometrist in Birm-
ingham and Detroit for near-
ly 30 years, died Aug. 12 at
age 66.
Born and raised in Detroit,
Dr. Shorr practiced in Detroit
from 1950 to 1978. He was on
the board of the Detroit Op-
In Loving
Memory Of
EDEE
KASMER
Who passed away
August 20, 1985.
Sadly missed and never to
be forgotten. You're
thought of each day by
your husband, children
and grandchildren.
tometric Clinic, the Detroit
Food Coop, and the
Southeastern Michigan
Health Planning Advisory
Council.
He also volunteered as a
clown to entertain patients at
Botsford and Mt. Carmel
hospitals and other events for
children.
He leaves his wife, Marilyn;
a son, Henry of Winnipeg,
Manitoba; a daughter, Mrs.
Kenneth (Susan) Zoline of
Chicago, Ill.; and three
grandchildren.
Congregation B'nai Israel of
West Bloomfield and Jacob-
son Lodge, B'ani B'rith. He
was incoming president of the
Oakland County osteopathic
physicians organization.
He is survived by his wife,
Adele; two sons, Paul and
Charles; a daughter, Miriam;
his mother, Sally of Lauder-
dale Lakes, Fla.; and a sister,
Mrs. Gerald (Phyllis) Bester-
man of Coconut Creek, Fla.
Dr. Gilbert Meyer
Harry J. Gunsberg, a two-
term president of Congrega-
tion B'nai Moshe, died Aug. 9
at age 78.
Born in Detroit, Mr.
Gunsberg was the owner of
the Chicago Kosher Sausage
Co. from 1939 to 1969. He was
a life member of Mosaic
Lodge 530 and was a member
of the Israel Cancer Society.
He leaves a son, Robert; a
daughter, Mrs. Kenneth (Emi-
ly) Rhodes of Chesterfield,
Mo.; a sister, Mrs. David
(Rose) Krause of Bay Harbor,
Fla.; six grandchildren and
one great-granddaughter.
Dr. Gilbert Meyer, a
veterinarian for 49 years, died
Aug. 14. He was 73.
Born in New York, Dr.
Meyer had offices in Detroit
and Grosse Pointe Park. He
was a 1939 graduate of
Michigan State University
School of Veterinary Medicine
and was former veterinarian
at the Detroit and Hazel Park
race tracks. He was a member
of the American Veterinary
Medical Association, past
president of the Southeastern
Michigan and Michigan
veterinary associations. He
retired in 1972.
He played bassoon with
Grosse Pointe and Mt.
Clemens symphony
orchestras.
He leaves his wife, Lee; a
daughter, Mrs. Michael
(Adele) Satmary; and a
granddaughter.
Isaac Winick
Isaac Winick, 80, a lifetime
Grand Rapids resident, died
Aug. 7. Mr. Winick was a past
president of the Grand Rapids
Chapter of B'nai B'rith and
was a member of Ahavas
Israel Congregation.
He leaves two daughters,
Mrs. Leanne Miller of West
Bloomfield and Mrs. Ruth
Smilg of Streamwood, Ill.; and
four grandchildren. Inter-
ment Grand Rapids.
Dr. Leonard Gaba
Dr. Leonard Gaba, an
osteopathic physician, died
Aug. 12 at age 55.
He was a graduate of
Wayne State University's
civil engineering pogram in
1956 and worked for the
Wayne County Road Commis-
sion and the Michigan
Highway Department before
going to medical school. He
was a 1966 graduate of the
osteopathic school in Des
Moines, Iowa.
Dr. Gaba practiced in Utica
for 20 years and was on the
Crittenton Hospital staff.
He was a past president of
Harry Gunsberg
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Hyundai Exec.
Out Of A Job
New York (JTA) — The
eastern regional manager of
Hyundai Motor America, ac-
cused in separate lawsuits of
making anti-Semitic remarks
anddiscriminating against a
Jewish auto dealer, "is no
longer with the company," ac-
cording to a spokesman for
the Korean-based auto maker.
The spokesman declined
further comment about Ed-
ward Gormley, who headed
the regional office in Cran-
bury, N.J., because of the pen-
ding litigation.
In a federal suit filed in U.S.
District Court in Queens,
N.Y., Tom Nemet, who
operates an import car dealer-
ship in Jamiaca, N.Y., charg-
ed that he was denied a
Hyundai franchise because
he wass Jewish.
The charges were based on
a deposition by Susan Thtley,
a Hyundai employee whose
own lawsuit, filed in New
Jersey State Superior Court,
alleges Gormley made anti-
Semitic comments and tried
to limit the number of Jews
receiving Hyundai
dealerships.
Hundai denied the charges,
saying that 20 percent of its
eastern region dealers are
Jewish, and said Nemet was
denied his request for a
dealership because of "sound
business principles."