YESHIVA BETH YEHUDAH
Founded 1914
Administration Office: 557 - 6750
JOSEPH TANENBAUM SCHOOL FOR BOYS SALLY ALLAN ALEXANDER SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
14390 W. 10 Mile Road
Oak Park, Michigan 48237
15751 West Lincoln Drive
Southfield, Michigan 48076
HAVING FUN LEARNING AT YESHIVA BETH YEHUDAH
eaves his wife, Edythe;
and sons-in-law,
hters Steven Gottlieb of
&hand
Janis and Keith Shild of
ington Hills; sisters and
her-in-law, Florence and
l 'ard Zuger of Farmington
s,
i Helen Danziger; three
adchildren.
I n
NA RUBIN, 86, of Wind-
f `Canada,
died May 17. She
urvived by a son and
g
fi hter-in-law, Joseph and
i ita of Southfield; three
ndchildren, five great-
)Ichildren.
EL SALINGER, 85,
per Detroiter of Westlake
- age, Calif., died May 12.
leaves his wife, Lillian;
and daughter-in-law,
ldon and Sandra; son-in-
ichael Kline; brothers
sisters-in-law, Manuel
Adeline, Seymour and
, Hershel and Rifkah,
nia, Blanche; sister and
her-in-law, Rella and Max
dman; five grandchildren.
SE L. SHAPSON, 80, of
stland, died May 15. She
ves a daughter, Charlotte
blow of Van Nuys, Calif.
THER SMOLKA, 85, of
athfield, died May 16. She
kres her daughter and son-
reTv, Davida and Nathan
(rris of West Bloomfield;
/ ,ters, Alice Hoffman of West
Haifield,
Sophie Goldman
J
Los Angeles; three grand-
ildren; six great-grand-
'ldren.
E S. WEINMAN, 69, of
st Detroit, died May 15. He
6urvived by his wife, Wan-
Lee; step-daughter, Valerie
lentine of Detroit; sister,
lla Gonek of Oak Park.
A ZAUBERMANN, 79, of
k Park, died May 15. She
survived by her daughter
0 son-in-law, Sima and Sam
rsike of Farmington Hills;
(ar grandchildren; one great-
onald Greenberg
iwyer, Volunteer
Ronald L. Greenberg,
'rmer Detroiter of Boca
Rkon, Fla., died May 18. He
i as 65.
E arly in his law career, Mr.
Ireenberg served as assistant
I.'S. attorney for the Eastern
istrict of Michigan, beginn-
w in 1953. He also served as
aecial assistant attorney
eneral under State Attorney
neral Frank J. Kelly for
.e Judge Piggins' Special
band Jury regarding police
,orruption in 1966. Beginn-
g in 1980, he served as
pecial counsel to the State of
Michigan Attorney Grievance
Commission.
Mr. Greenberg was presi-
dent of Jewish Vocational Ser-
vice and president of the
Community Workshop of the
Jewish Welfare Federation
from 1964-66. He was presi-
dent of the Detroit Adult
Psychiatric Clinic from
1968-1970 and served on the
board of United Community
Services, (predecessor of the
United Way), as chairman of
the Health and Welfare divi-
sion of the Jewish Welfare
Federation from 1970-72, and
on the board of the National
Association of Jewish Voca-
tional Services. A lifelong
member of Temple Beth El,
he served as chairman of the
religious school committee at
the temple.
In 1964, Mr. Greenberg was
honored with the Wetsman
Young Leadership Award. He
assisted in the establishment
of many scholarships.
Mr. Greenberg leaves his
wife, Tenny; son and
daughter-in-law, Gary Green-
berg and Marcia Gottfried of
Durham, N.C.; daughters and
sons-in-law, Jill and Robert
Kail of Cherry Hill, N.J.,
Julie Greenberg-Hazan and
Stanley Hazan of Huntington
Woods; brother and sister-in-
law, John and Bernice of East
Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.; six
grandchildren.
Lyle Alzado,
Football Star
Los Angeles (JTA) — Lyle
Alzado, the former fearsome
defensive end for the Los
Angeles Raiders and one of
the few Jewish standouts in
pro football, died May 14 in
Lake Oswego, Ore. He was
43.
Mr. Alzado's death was at-
tributed to a rare form of
cancer, a primary brain
lymphoma, which he blamed
on his heavy use of steroids
during his 15-year career.
Mr. Alzado told an inter-
viewer some years ago that
his mother and her parents,
who immigrated from
Russia, were Orthodox Jews,
and that "I follow it, but I
don't study enough." For a
time, he was active in the
Jews for Judaism anti-cult
movement.
Standing 6-foot-3 and
weighing 265 pounds at the
top of his form, Mr. Alzado
had lost 100 pounds by the
time of his death.
His fierce style of playing
seemed to epitomize the
Raiders' philosophy, and he
was fond of saying that "If
me and King Kong went into
an alley, only one of us
would come out, and it
wouldn't be the monkey."
During the coming week Yeshiva Beth Yehudah will
observe the yahrtzeits of the following departed
friends, with the traditional memorial prayers, recita-
tion of kaddish and studying of mishnayos.
Abraham Averbuch
Shirley Engel
Helen Fuller
Louis Garfinkel
Sarah Honigman
Pearl L. Kroft
Robbi Moses Lehrman
Jenny Modlinsky
Anna Rottenberg
Chono Rutzimring
Sam Seligson
Rose Duchbinder
Samuel Cohn
Minnie Friedman
Eugene Newman
Samuel S. Stillwater
Bella Weiner Torgow
Gussie Anstondig
Samuel Baschin
Rachel Bernstein
Julius Goldberg
Helen Cohen Kobak
Rose Leidermon
Laura Wetstein
Dora Fine
Abram Jakubowitz
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Anna Lubkin
Leslie Politzer
Josef Weiner
Abraham Zwerling
Chaim A. Carman
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Abrohom Fine
Minnie Hacker
Meyer C. Moneta
Paul Newman
Ethylle Optner
William Raskin
Joseph Ross
Jacob J. Simon
Ann Shindler Wolk
Max Cohen
Adolph E. Fell
Braindle Gittelmon
Jeanette M. Goldberg
Albert L. Jaslove
Soro Koner
Ben Nosonchuk
Avram Molly
Sylvia Rabinovitz
Michele E. Root
Aaron Rosen
Robert L. Siegel
Dr. Karl Stillwater
Samuel Wohl
Bessie B. Beckman
Lillian Kominars
Pearl Leader
Louis Morrison
Harry Penfil
Raymond Rosenberg
Zovel Silber
Louis Zeff
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