WE REMEMBER
During the coming week, Yeshiva Beth Yehudah will observe the yahrtzeits of
the following departed friends with the traditional memorial prayer, recitation
of kaddish and studying of mishnayos.
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Harry Berkowitz •
Sarah E. Blumenthal
Israel Gould
Jack Gross
Max Kaner
Dorothy Lusky
Phillip Schneider
Dorothy Treitman
Edward Enkin
Frieda Flekel
Sarah Markowitz
Morris N. Posner
Sarah Richman
Israel Schwartz
Joseph Weingarden
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Morris Suffrin
Betty Weinstein Fischer
Edward Zold
Sidney Averbuch
Lillian Brower
Johanna Feiner
Feiga Goodstein
Isadore Harry Keit
Helen Quidd
Louis Rose
Ervin Klein
Goldie Kotlier
Ida Leiderman
Louis Levin
Debra Francine Liss
Anna Shulman
Samuel Spinner
Sarah Foon
Nathan Goldin
Morris Gormezano
Ben Hellen
Louis Levinson
Gussie Seder
Sam Selitsky
Fannie Weiss
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Lena Bartick
Abner Dunn
Becky Epstein
Benjamin Terebelo
Julie Gottlieb
Louis Kellner
Ida Malzberg
Louis Pollack
Belle Rosen
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We know from our faith that
funerals are intended to bring
honor, dignity and respect to
the departed. These rites from
our heritage should also assist
friends and family in beginning
their healing process.
Combining the rich traditions
of our, fewish heritage with
sensitivity and flexibility to
meet the individual needs of
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661 E. 8 MILE ROAD
FERNDALE
lb blocks East of Woodward
sons-in-law, Gail and Dr. Eu-
gene Smoler of Farmington
Hills, Suzanne and Gary Kurtz
of Orlando, Fla.; brother and
sister-in-law, Alex and Ethel
Nash of Bridgeport, Conn.; sis-
ters, Rose Eckstein of Cherry
Hill, N.J., Freda Hartman of
Oak Park; grandchildren,
Shelly Weiner, Sandra and
John Lehr, Dr. Bruce and Gail
Smoler; great-grandchildren,
Joshua Weiner, Avery Lehr, Ja-
cob Lehr, Sara Smoler, Zachary
Smoler. Mr. Nash was the
beloved husband of the late
Hermine Nash; loving brother
of the late William Nash and
the late Dorothy Treitman.
Contributions may be made
to Hospice of Southeastern
Michigan, 16250 Northland
Drive, Suite 212, Southfield, MI
48075, or to a charity of one's
choice.
Services and interment were
held at Workmen's Circle
Cemetery, 1DL Section.
Arrangements by Hebrew
Memorial Chapel.
Southfield, died Aug. 26.
He is survived by nieces and
nephews; great-nieces and
great-nephews. Mr. Pollak was
the beloved husband of the late
Emma Pollak.
Services and interment were
held at Hebrew Memorial Park.
Arrangements by Hebrew
Memorial Chapel.
MELVIN "MEL" PEARL, 75,
MYRTLE RIFKUS, 80, of
of Tamarac, Fla., formerly of
Oak Park, died Aug. 25.
He is survived by his wife,
Sarah Pearl; sons and daugh-
ters-in-law, Robert and Ellen
Pearl of Bradenton, Fla., Eric
Pearl of Florida, Jeffrey and
Lyndi Pearl of Sunrise, Fla.;
daughter, Cindy Pearl of Novi;
grandchildren, Andrea and
Mitchell; great-grandson,
Brady; sister, Laura, of Canton,
Ohio. Mr. Pearl was the loving
father of the late Glenn Pearl;
brother of the late Murray
Pearl.
Services and interment were
held in Florida. This announce-
ment was placed, at the request
of the family, by Hebrew
Memorial Chapel.
Belleville, Mich., died Aug. 21.
She is survived by daughters
and sons-in-law, Dr. Lorraine
and Lou Kanis-Wallenberg of
Deer Harbor, Wash., Rita and
Larry Greenberg of West
Bloomfield; brother and sister-
in-law, Dr. Irving A. and Marie
Miskin of Grosse Isle, Mich.;
sister and brother-in-law, Edith
and Dr. Paul Fraiberg of West
Bloomfield; granddaughter, Ali-
cia. Mrs. Rifkus was the
beloved wife of the late Harry
Rifkus.
Contributions may be made
to a charity of one's choice. In-
terment at Hebrew Memorial
Park. Services and arrange-
ments by Hebrew Memorial
Chapel.
ALBERT E. PILNICK, 66, of
ILENE SALLIE
ROZANOFF, of Southfield,
Southfield, died Aug. 22.
He is survived by his wife,
Delores Pilnick; mother, Beat-
rice Pilnick of San Diego;
daughter and son-in-law,
Denise and Robert Rothstein of
California; sister and brother-
in-law, Sandra and Mel For-
man of Poway, Calif.; grandson,
Steven Rothstein.
Contributions may be made
to Hebrew Memorial Chapel,
26640 Greenfield, Oak Park,
MI 48237.
Services and interment were
held at Hebrew Memorial Park.
Arrangements by Hebrew
Memorial Chapel.
SYL'VIA PINE, 86, of South-
field, died Aug. 26. Mrs. Pine
was a member of Pioneer
Women and the Labor Zionist
Organization.
She is survived by daughters
and sons-in-law, Marilyn and
Barry Charlip of Oak Park,
Phyllis and Kenneth Katz of
Novi; grandchildren, Lori and
Allen Tuchklaper, Steven and
Jackie Katz, David and Naomi
Charlip, Karen and Greg Laub
and Julie and Larry Winkel-
man; great-grandchildren, Allie,
Zack, Scott, Rachel, Danielle,
Kevin, Amanda, Jacob and
Jami; brother, Morris Brose of
Calif Mrs. Pine is the beloved
wife of the late Israel Pine.
Interment Adat Shalom
Memorial Park Cemetery. Con-
tributions may be made to a
charity of one's choice. Arrange-
ments by the Ira Kaufman
Chapel.
.
LOUIS POLLAK, 94, of
died Aug. 24.
She is survived by her par-
ents, Leo and Rose Rozanoff of
Southfield; brother, Barry
Rozanoff of Novi.
Graveside services were held
at Adat Shalom Cemetery in
Livonia. Contributions may be
made to the Mental Health As-
sociation of Michigan, 15920 W.
12 Mile Road, Southfield, MI
48076. Arrangements by Dorf-
man Funeral Direction.
ARKADIY SHARNOPOL-
SKIY, 78, of Ann Arbor, died
Aug. 21.
Mr. Sharnopolskiy is sur-
vived by his wife, Asya
Sharnopolskaya; son and
daughter-in-law, Alex and
Anna Sharnopolskiy of Ann Ar-
bor; daughter, Polina Konovalo-
va of Ypsilanti; grandchildren,
Marina and Ilgam Kocherga,
Tanya Sharnopolskaya, Vik-