04,1,mosasystam . - : : :::;,:.., PROVIDING THE MOST 17.1 1Q1.1 TESSIONAL SERVICE AT THE MOST REASONABLE ox., Our guarantee during your time orfman Funeral Direction NATHAN ISAAC MOORE, 79, former Detroiter of Danville, Calif., died Dec. 1. Mr. Moore is survived by his wife, Freda Moore; son and fiancee Sam Moore and Sheryl Rabinowitz of Oak Park; daughters Lois Moore of Oakland, Calif, Rosalind Sarah of Berkeley, Calif.; grandchildren Gordon and Jared Moore, Gabriel Beneveniste, Terran Beneveniste; great-grandson Nicholas Moore. Graveside services were at Workmen's Circle Cemetery. Contributions may be made to a charity of one's choice. Arrangements by Dorfman Funeral Direction. WM. THE DORFMAN PROMISE: "We have founded the Alan H. Dorfman Funeral Direction to provide the finest professional services & arrangements at a lower price, while serving each individual as we would a personal family member" n W, •••, '• burtakets r:***0 jirran,rerri.et*tan be iriade • Pre-ilad atrangenients. • Pr ofa complete, meanin d serrice • Sensible alterriatires • If you choose tofillotr thejewish tivklitioil of a graveside or cemetery chape service, you don't hare to pay the extra costs assodated with a largefitne -al horn& f, • Substantial savings JULIA OSSIPOVE, 77, of Owosso, died Dec. 3. Mrs. Ossipove was a scrap metal secretary and bookkeeper. She was also a member of Temple Beth El in Flint. Mrs. Ossipove is survived by her son and daughter-in-law, Ronald and Judith Ossipove of West Bloomfield; daughters and son-in- law Deanna Gasser-Rosen and Barry Rosen of Flint, Renie Ossipove of Walled Lake, Marcy Ossipove of San Diego; grandchildren Sheryl and Marni Gasser, Adam and Amanda Ossipove; brother and sister-in-law Albert and Virginia Weiner; sisters- in-law and brother-in-law Betty Weiner, Helen Silverman, Elaine Bakst and Sidney Goldberg. She was the beloved wife of the late A. Samuel Ossipove and the dear sister of the late Carl Weiner and the late Dr. Theodore Weiner. Interment was at Clover Hill Park Cemetery. Contributions may be made to a charity of one's choice. Arrangements by Ira Kaufman Chapel. (248) 546-4700 ALAN & JONATHAN DORFMAN Licensed Funeral Directors ADELE BERLIN 10/15/24 - 12/6/96 To some, you may have been forgotten to others, a part of the past. But to those who love and lost you, your memory will always last. LOVE ALWAYS, NEWTIE, RON, TERRY, STEVE, YAFFA, TARA, JOSH SYDNI, AMY, DANA, WENDI, CHASE The Family of the Late ALLEN OSTROW, 79, of Farmington Hills, died Dec. 4. Mr. Ostrow was co-owner of Max Ostrow & Son Floor Covering in Detroit. He was a veteran of World War II and the recipient of nine medals including a Bronze Star and Purple Heart. He was also the owner of several trotter racehorses, which raced locally and in Florida. Mr. Ostrow is survived by his wife, June Ostrow; sons and daugh- ter-in-law Lawrence Ostrow and Jo Carillo of California, Leib Ostrow of California; daughter and son-in-law Elyse and Elliott Milstein of Farmington Hills; grandchildren Max, Kai, Fauna and Iona Ostrow, Carly and Beth Scissors, Max and SAM STOLLER Announces the unveiling of a monument in his memory 11:00 a.m., Sunday, December 12, 1999, at Machpelah Cemetery. Rabbi Dov Loketch will officiate. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Need a New Coat Check out the Painters and Wallpaper Hangers in our Marketplace Home and Service Guide. 3924 West Twelve Mile Road • Berkley, Michigan 48072 In Loving Memory of H. KOLODNEY ISADORE December 15, 1985 We miss you so much. Your love and our memories will stay with us forever. Your devoted wife Edith, your children Reva and Larry, and Thelma and Don, and six grandchildren and twelve great-grandchildren. PRONTO! INVITES YOU TO VISIT OUR NEW STORE - A SPECIALTY SHOP SHOWCASING BASKETS AND GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS HUGE CORPORATE GIFT SELECTION OVER 200 STYLES OF BASKETS TO CHOOSE FROM CALL FOR OUR NEW CATERING AND GIFT GUIDES 248.544.7900 EXT. 4 MONDAY - SATURDAY 11 - 6 SUNDAY 1 I - 4 501 S. WASHINGTON DOWNTOWN ROYAL OAK, Ml 12/10 1999 161