PROVIDING THE MOST PROFESSIONAL, PERSONAL
SERVICE AT THE MOST REASONABLE COST

Our guarantee during your time of need

In 1971, Mrs. Nemeth joined her
husband in his pioneering work to pro-
vide blind students easy ability to read,
write and calculate complicated mathe-
matical and scientific formulae so they
could compete on equal terms with
sighted classmates. She twice traveled to
the former Soviet Union with Dr.
Nemeth when the Russians needed his
expertise to upgrade their programs to
educate the blind.
She is survived by her husband, Dr.
Abraham Nemeth; son and daughter-
in-law, Richard and Julie Lazar of
Toledo, Ohio; daughters and sons-in-
law, Janis and Robert Colton of Chevy
Chase, Md., Joyce and Marvin Alpiner
of Granger, Ind.; eight
grandchildren; nine great-grandchil-
dren.
Contributions may be made to
Jewish Braille Institute of America, 110
E 30th Street, New York, NY 10016.
Interment at Adat Shalom Memorial
Park. Arrangements by Hebrew
Memorial Chapel.

HARRY PINCUS, 84, of Taylor, died
March 31. He was an x-ray technician.
Mr. Pincus is survived by his wife,
Nickie Pincus; nieces and nephews, Judy
and Bobby Kuhn, Eleanor and Allen
Gershgorn.
Interment at Parkview Cemetery.
Contributions may be directed to the
Jewish National Fund. Arrangements by
Ira Kaufman Chapel.

MURRAY S. POLANSKY, 82, of
Southfield, died March 28.
He is survived by his wife, Florence
Polansky; sons, James Kohl of St. Clair
Shores, Mark Polansky of Jacksonville,
Fla., Neil Polansky of Houston, Texas;
grandchildren, Anna Polansky, William
Polansky, David Polansky, Kyle Polansky.
Contributions may be made to
American Heart Association, P.O. Box
721129, Berkley, MI 48072 or to a chari-
ty of one's choice. Services and interment
at Hebrew Memorial Park. Arrangements
by Hebrew Memorial Chapel.

BEATRICE RICHMAN, 85, of
Lauderdale Lakes, Fla., died March 29.
She is survived by her sons and daugh-
ters-in-law, Daniel and Marjorie Richman
of Naples, Fla.; Joel and Laurie Richman
of Sharon, Mass.; daughters and son-in-
law, Gail Bernstein of Ontario, Canada,
Susan Richman of Birmingham, Linda
and George Brant of Olivenhain, Calif.;
grandchildren, Joel, Michael and Leigh
Ann Richman, Jonathan and Ethan
Richman, Jonathan (Siobhan) Bernstein,
Jason Bernstein, Adam and Korey Brant;
great-grandchildren, Hannah, Jake and
Jack-Daniel. She was the beloved wife
of the late Max Richman.,

THE DORFMAN PROMISE:

Where 'Tradition Meets the Xeeds o a Modem IVorld:

"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"

• Grarkde co nem chapel services • Ton* and Syr ragogue Sennces
• Quality burial caskets at substantially lower prices. • ,Stitlfills shim service needs.

• ,,c/Imingetnerits can be made in, the cornfort and wrti -2enience of our own home.

• Pre-need arrangenrents. • Propide a complete, meaningfucl service
• Sensible aiternadres

• If you choose toplow thefewish tradition of a grareside or cemetery chapel
service, you don't hare to pay the extra costs associated with a large f u neral home.

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"SERVING THE JEWISH COMMUNITY
FOR OVER A QUARTER OF A CENTURY."

(248) 546-4700

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"40% of-the food from food banks helps to nourish children"

The Food Bank of Oakland County pays only for the shipping of wholesome
but unmarketable food donated by the food industry.
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