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B'nai B'rith and
Temple Israel Brotherhood
Annual Tiger Baseball
Outing, 1:05 pm,
Sun, July 17, 2005,
Comerica. Park, Detroit
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Hear Temple Israel Shabbat
Singers sing National Anthem
and watch Detroit Tigers take
on Kansas City Royals from
Kaline's/Community Corner
in right field.
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in need of a wheelchair. I was told you
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Members of JARC, Kadima,
JFS and other community
groups will be our guests.
Each ticket holder responsible
for own transportation to and
from stadium.
Tickets, $20/person.
All welcome.
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• The obituary for Marcia Kopman
(June 9) should have indicated that
she was the beloved daughter of the
late Philip and Roseall Kopman.
• The obituary for Hannan Stupsker
(Jun 16) should have indicated that
he was the beloved husband of the
late Ethel Stupsker.
Argentine
Leader Dies
vocational training, ORT's
would lead them toward eco-
died June 10, 2005. He was a It.
colonel in the Army during World
War II and worked to protect the
food supply for the troops in the
Pacific Theatre. He later became a
consultant to the world's leading milk
and beverage processors and manu-
facturers of food packaging and pro-
cessing equipment, gleaning him
international honors.
Mr. Wainess is survived by his
beloved wife of 60 years, Frances;
children, Terri (Dennis) Kasper of
Boston, Mass., Dr. P. Steven Wainess
of Birmingham, Robert (Lynn)
Wainess of Oakland, Calif.; grand-
children, Adam, Jocelyn, Jacob
Kasper, Flint, Reid, Rebecca and
Elliot Wainess; great-grandchildren,
Samantha and Max Kasper; Didi
Wainess. He was the son of the late
Nathanial and Pauline Wainess;
brother of the late Anne Edelberg.
Graveside services were held at
Shalom Memorial Park in Arlington,
Ill. Contributions may be made to
the Palliative Care Center and
Hospice of the North Shore, 2821
Central St., Evanston, IL 60201.
Arrangements by Shalom Memorial
Funerals in Arlington Heights, Ill.
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Jewish Family Service
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Hillel Foundation of
Metropolitan Detroit
Congregation
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Hospice of Michigan
The Jewish
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Jewish Hospice &
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Argentine Jewish leader Leo Werthein
died June 14, 2005, at age 69.
He led the Tzedakah Jewish
Foundation from 1995-2001. "As a
strong leader, Werthein committed
the most important Jewish families to
the foundation's activities," said Jorge
Schulman, Tzedakah's executive direc-
tor.
Mr. Werthein also served as presi-
dent of the Argentine Rural
Association.