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Funeral Director, Otto Dube typifies
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swiftly that we don't even notice until the leaves
begin to fall or the snow starts to melt. But,
planning ahead makes the change in any season
more bearable.
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JET - JEWISH ENSEMBLE THEATRE

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JET was established to provide a stage for the exploration of ideas
that confront issues of humanity and community from a Jewish
perspective. JET serves as a force for Jewish continuity, a platform for
new voices and a bridge of understanding to the general community
to celebrate our heritage.
Celebrating its 8th Award-Winning season, JET stand out as ajewel in
the community-being one of only 12 professional Jewish theatres in
the nation.
With the recent remounting of The Diary of Anne Frank, JET afforded
nearly 10,000 students the opportunity to experience this important
lesson.
The newest performance, Unexpected Tenderness, by Israel Horovitz, is
a stirring drama about domestic violence in a uniquely comic setting.
The play runs through March 23.

For tickets and information, call JET at (810) 788-2900.

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Telephone: 810.569.0020 • Toll Free: 800.325.7105

DEBORAH RANDALL
BORENSTEIN, 67, of Ann Ar-
bor, died Feb. 28. At the age of
16, Mrs. Borenstein enrolled at
Northwestern University and
Hebrew Teachers College. She
graduated from Northwestern
in 1950 with a bachelor's de-
gree in modern languages; she
was fluent in Latin and Hebrew
and studied French, Spanish
and Aramaic. During her youth
in Boston, she was active in the
Labor Zionist movement.
Mrs. Borenstein was a re-
tired Hebrew teacher. For more
than a decade, she taught He-
brew and religious classes for
Congregation Beth Tikvah,
Temple Israel and Columbus
Community Hebrew Schools.
She also was a supervisor at
Burke Marketing Research in
Columbus. She was a legal sec-
retary in Connecticut and Col-
orado. Mrs. Borenstein was ac-
tive in the Temple Sisterhood
in Columbus and Planned Par-
enthood and the Quad City
Club in Illinois. She was a Cub
Scout den mother in Columbus.
Mrs. Borenstein is survived
by her husband, Stanley Boren-
stein; sons and daughters-in-
law, Joseph Borenstein of San
Francisco, Nathaniel and Trina
Borenstein of Arm Arbor, Seth
Borenstein and Anne Marie
Reidy of Titusville, Fla., Eliot
Borenstein and Natasha Lipkin
of New York; grandchildren,
Jason, Barbara, Shayna, Leah,
Miriam, Donald, Teddy; great-
grandchildren, Chris, Andrew
and Jessie.
Interment at Arborcrest.
Contributions may be made to
the American Cancer Society,
29350 Southfield, Suite 110,
Southfield, MI 48076. Arrange-
ments by the Ira Kaufman
Chapel.

STUART BRADY, 45, of Cam-
den, Maine, died March. 1. Mr.
Brady was a restaurateur and
owner of Lobster Stu's in Cam-
den.
He is survived by his wife,
Evelyn Brady; mother, Judith
Brady of West Bloomfield;
brother, Alan Brady; mother-
in-law, Gloria Werner; broth-
ers-in-law and sisters-in-law,
Jonathan Werner, Kathleen
and Philip Peyton, Elizabeth
Werner. He was the loving
grandson of the late Samuel
Goldman and the late Annie
Goldman.
Interment at Adat Shalom
Memorial Park. Arrangements
by the Ira Kaufman Chapel.

LILLIAN BRAUNSTEIN, 94,
of West Bloomfield, died Feb.
26.
Mrs. Braunstein is survived
by her nephew and niece,
Harold and Shirley Rosenberg
and many other nieces and
nephews. She was the beloved

wife of the late Max Braunstein
and the loving mother of the
late Marshall Braunstein.
Interment at Clover Hill
Park Cemetery. Contributions
may be made to Fleischman
Residence, 6710 West Maple
Road, West Bloomfield, MI
48322. Arrangements by the
Ira Kaufman Chapel.

BESSIE F. "BEE" BROD-
SKY, 81, of Southfield, died
March 1.
She is survived by her son,
David Brodsky of Southfield;
daughter and son-in-law,
Joanne and Pieter Leenhouts of
the Netherlands; brother and
sister-in-law, Dr. Jack and Arm
Kutnick of Southfield; sister
and brother-in-law, Ethel and
Frank Wasser of Southfield;
sister-in-law, Zelda Kay of
Southfield; grandchildren, Ker-
ry and Melissa Brodsky and
Rebecca Brodsky. She was the
beloved wife of the late Morrie
Brodsky.
Contributions may be made
to Na'amat or a charity of one's
choice. Arrangements and ser-
vices were held at Hebrew
Memorial Chapel. Interment at
Adat Shalom Memorial Park.

WILLIAM ELFMAN, 84, of
Farmington Hills, died Feb 27.
He is survived by his daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Laurie and
Howard Faber of Farmington
Hills; brother and sister-in-law,
Milton and Blossom Elfinan of
California; sisters and brother-
in-law, Lillian Gilbert, Mae and
Herbert Friedman and Muriel
El man, all of California; grand-
children, Marc, Adam, Holli
and Samantha Faber. He was
the beloved husband of the late
T Milan Ruth Elfrnan. Contribu-
tions may be made to a charity
of one's choice. Arrangements
and services by Hebrew Memo-
rial Chapel. Interment at B'nai
Jacob Section of Workmen's
Circle cemetery.

SOFIYA FEYGINA, 87, of
Troy, died March 3.
She is survived by her grand-
daughters and grandson, Mali-
na and Lev Gutmakher of Troy
and Irma Press of Safety Har-
bor, Fla.; sisters, Sarah and
Galina; son-in-law, Isak Press;
great-grandchild, Yana Gut-
makher. She was the beloved
mother of the late Isana Press.
Arrangements and services
by Hebrew Memorial Chapel.
Interment at Hebrew Memorial
Park.

JOSEPH FINN, 90, of South-
field, died Feb. 26.
He is survived by his wife,
Iris; sons, Thomas and Michael
D. Finn; daughter and son-in-
law, Dorothy and Larry Knorr
Curman; sisters and brothers-
in-law, Margie and Max Foote

of Flint, Jeanette and Arthur
Mazanke of Florida; seven
grandchildren; five great-
grandchildren.
Arrangements and services
by Hebrew Memorial Chapel.
Interment at Hebrew Memorial
Park.

AND EL GALAZAN, 60, of
West Bloomfield, died Feb 24.
He is survived by his wife,
Rachel; daughters and son-in-
law, Michal and Dr. Howard
Korman of West Bloomfield,
Ronit Galazan of Sherman
Oaks, Calif., and Julie Galazan
of West Bloomfield; sister, Mar-
golit Yefet of Israel; sister-in-
law, Tami Galazan; grandchil-
dren, Jacob and Jonathan. He
was the brother of the late
Yehuda Galazan.
Contributions may be ma de
to the Cancer Foundation, Hil-
lel Day School or Adat Shalom
Synagogue. Arrangements and
services by Hebrew Memorial
Chapel. Interment at Adat
Shalom Cemetery.

JEANE rE GOLDBERG,
69, of Arm Arbor, died March 1.
Mrs. Goldberg graduated from
Detroit Central High School
and came to Ann Arbor in 1945
to attend the University of
Michigan. She earned a mas-
ter's degree in library science
and joined the staff of the uni-
versity's undergraduate library.
She later became head librari-
an for the School of Education
and organized the libraries of

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Issue Highlights

DETROIT/ 7

Talmudic discussions,
Jewish rap on tap
for WPON Radio.

CLOSE UP / 54

Local residents prepare
meals with an international
flair.

BUSINESS / 65

New York Carpet World's
parent cuts Southfield staff.

ENTERTAINMENT/88

A Jewish News reporter's
one on one with
Howard Stern.

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