,eeaF Estate

IV. OAK PARK
BERKLEY

SCHOOLS

For Sale

OPEN SUNDAY 12:30-4 P.M.
2794 RED FOX TRAIL
TROY

multi-level
Large
home with pool,
loads of updates, ser-
viced by new Troy
High. $259,900.

BRIAN GRANADER
Weir, Manuel, Snyder,
and Ranke

689-7300

CLASSIFIEDS
GET RESULTS!

Call The Jewish News

354-5959

Three bedroom, 1.5
bath brick ranch.
Family room, base-
ment, all appliances,
central air, nicely land-
scaped lot. $89,900.

788-4377

NEW LISTING
W. BLOOMFIELD

Four bedroom, 2 full,
2 half bath Colonial
on 3/4 acre land-
scaped lot. Totally
remodeled
brand
new kitchen, updated
baths.
Immaculate!
$219,900. By owner.

851 -9073

When Our Name Goes On It,
Our Pride Goes In It.

RANCHES
RANCHES RANCHES

Retirees' Dream Homes!

Commerce / Brighton / All Areas

4(ocarti

ey CUSTOM HOMES

1-800-270-9950 or 851-9950

STUNNING SIMSBURY
VILLAGE CONDO

Like New!
■ 2 Bedroom Condo on Very Private Cul-de-Sac
■ Private Courtyard Entrance
■ Stunning Marble Foyer
■ Great Room/Dining Room with 2-Way Fireplace
■ Large Master Suite With Fabulous Master Bath/Jacuzzi
Separate Shower and Incredible Closet Space

■

$202,000
FOR SALE BY OWNER By appointment only
855-8220

HUNTINGTON WOODS
JUST REDUCED

Great Family Home on wonderful friendly street
with over 1,600 sq. ft., 3 large bedrooms, recently
remodeled kitchen with Cohan counters, hardwood
floors, family room with built-ins, knotty pine rec
room, furnace new 1988, central air new 1992.
$123,900.

NEW LISTING
Wonderful brick Colonial in great location. Over

1,700 sq. ft. 3 bedrooms, 1 14 baths, family room.
Bright, open floor plan, beautiful hardwood floors,
newly remodeled kitchen, newer carpeting, central
air, garage. $145,000.

BLOOMFIELD HILLS

Magnificent Setting, Grand Home-Situated on a

hill in the heart of Bloomfield Hills-walking dis-
tance to Cranbrook. Beautifully designed home
by William Ku of Yamasaki Assoc. Children's

wing with play/study area. Walk-out lower lev-
el, game room, extensive decking, fabulous pool
$890,000.

Jane Solomon

Office: 544-7030 Residence: 545-2692
Message Center: 547-2001, ext. 345

124

Ch amberlain

LAKEFRONT
COTTAGE

Cash buyers only.
Frontage. Build your
dream home on
Pleasant Lake.
$122,900.

ERA RYMAL SYMES

OBITUARIES page 126

851 -9770

Garfinkel of Orlando, Fla., Jean-
nette and Ruben Wartel of South-
field.

W. BLOOMFIELD
BRYNMAWR
CONDO

IDA NOVE, 83, of Oak Park,

Three bedroom, 2.5
bath townhouse.
Den, 1st floor laun-
dry, finished base-
ment, 2-car attached
garage. All appli-
ances.

353-9164

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CLASSIFIED

For All
Your Needs

W. BLO0i/IFIELD
PEBBLECREEK RANCH
Phase III — Condo

First offering. Bright
end unit. Two bed-
rooms plus den, dra-
matic great room, fea-
tures cathedral ceiling
and two-way fire-
place. $187,500.
Owner/Broker

626-2255

WEST
BLOOMFIELD

Two beautiful large
lots, wooded with
nice pond.

HAGGERTY/HALSTED
AREA

Call Hy Cohen
399-4640 Days
669-2025 Eves.

CASS LAKE'S BEST
CUSTOM
CONTEMPORARY

'84 built, 3,000 sq. ft.,
3 baths, 3-car garage,
finished
walk-out,
West
Bloomfield

schools, value packed!
$399,999.

DOUG or DEB
Re/Max Professional

650-2100

WEST BLOOMFIELD

Three bedroom, 2.5
bath ranch condo
overlooking small
lake. Large family
room and natural fire-
place, built-in appli-
ances. Two-car ga-
rage. $155,000.

425-0815

Gannon Real
Estate

died June 19. She is survived by
a son, Seymour of Detroit; daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Sharon
Spencer and Jim Carlson of Lans-
ing; one granddaughter.

HAMMOND PFARLMAN, 80,

formerly of Oak Park, of Sara-
sota, Fla., died June 19. He is sur-
vived by his son, Arthur; one
daughter, four grandchildren; two
great-grandchildren.

ETHEL ROTH, 79, of Toronto,

died June 13. She is survived by
a daughter and son-in-law, Rise
and Martin Goode of West
Bloomfield; sister, Jean Roten-
berg of Toronto; four grandchil-
dren.

ZENEK L. SCHVVARI-LBERG-,

64, of Tamarac, Fla., formerly of
Livonia, died June 16. He is sur-
vived by his wife, Mary; son, Alan
of Tamarac; daughters and sons-
in-law, Renee and Scott Cooper
of Detroit, Linda and Jim Hill of
Milford; two grandsons.

LAWRENCE IL SHE1NFELD,

73, of Farmington Hills, died
June 16. He leaves his wife, Sel-
ma; daughters and son-in-law,
Patricia and Daniel Ramras of
Stamford, Conn.; Andrea Shein-
feld of Fla.; sister, Jeanette Lapin.

SAUL TUGMAN, 88, of South-
field, died June 15. He is survived
by his son and daughter-in-law,
Gerald and Judy of Troy; nieces
and nephews.

BESS UDELL, 74, of Fanning

ton Hills, died June 17. She
leaves her son a nd daughter-in-
law, Steven and Connie of Hous-
ton; niece and nephew, Sandra
and Judge John Shepherd.

ALEX WALDMAN, 87, former-

ly of Oak Park, of Miami Beach,
Fla., died June 13. He is survived
by his wife, Florence of Miami
Beach; sons and daughter-in-law,
Erwin and Elaine of Oak Park,
Barry of Huntington Woods;
eight grandchildren.

STANFORD ROBERT WEIN-
BERG, 65, of Lathrup Village,

died June 18. He is survived by
his wife, Odell; son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Victor and Dena of
Henderson, Nev.; daughter,
Sheila Kay of Los Angeles; two
grandsons.

EDWARD WIEDER, 82, of De-

troit, died June 20. He is survived
by a brother and sister-in-law,
Ben and Bertha of Beachwood,
Ohio; silt r and brother-in-law,
Freda and Tibor Rosz of Cleve-
land.

LENA ZAUSMER, 91, of Oak

Park, died June 18. She leaves
her son and daughter-in-law, j
Bert and Isabel of San Antonio,
Texas; six grandchildren; 13
great-grandchildren.

Samuel Geller

Samuel Geller, 78, of Southfield,
died June 14. He was a CPA and
owner of Geller & Company in
Southfield and a member of Con- L'
gregation Beth Achim. He was \
co-founder and past president of
Accounting Guild, past president
of Walsh College Alumni Associ-
ation, a trustee of Walsh College
and a life member of the Michi-
gan Association of CPA's. He was
honored in 1986 as distinguished
alumni of the year at Walsh Col-
lege.
He leaves his wife, Kathleen;
daughters and son-in-law, Cyn-
thia of Somerville, Mass.,
Michelle Geller and Russell
Buczkowski of Chicago; sons and
daughters-in-law, Allen and Judy
Milgrom of Long Island, N.Y.,
Louis and Naomi Milgrom of
Haledon, N.J.; daughter and son-
in-law, Mara Lisa Milgrom and
Daniel Bernbaum of Austin,
Texas; sister and brother-in-law,
Esta and Nathan Weisberg of
Pompano Beach, Fla.; six grand-
children.

Rabbi Halberstam

New York (JTA) — Rabbi Yeku-
tiel Yehuda Halberstam, 90,
known as the Klausenburger
rebbe, died at Kiryat Zanz, near (--\
Netanya, June 17.
Born in 1904 in the Austro-
Hungarian city of Klausenburg
— now Cluj, Romania — Rabbi
Halberstam came from a promi-
nent Chasidic line.
During the Holocaust, Rabbi
Halberstam was deported, and
his first wife and 11 children per-
ished at the hands of the Nazis.
Following World War II, Rab-
bi Halberstam came to America,
where he settled in the Williams-
burg section of Brooklyn. He be-
came rebbe to thousands of
Chasidim who originated in west-
ern Galicia, originally part of the
Austro-Hungarian Empire. They
are centered in the United States
in Williamsburg and in Union
City, N.J.
Rabbi Halberstam remarried
and had five daughters and two
sons.
In 1956, he left for Israel,
where he founded Kiryat Zanz,
near the northern town of Ne-
tanya, and Laniado Hospital in
Netanya. He settled in Kiryat
Zanz in 1962.
His son, Rabbi Zvi Elimelech
Halberstam, the rabbi of Kiryat
Zanz, is expected to be named his
successor.
The Zanzer Chasidic dynasty
was founded in Nowy Sacz