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During the coming week, the students of Yeshiva Beth Yehudah will study
in memory of
the following departed friends. In addition, Kaddish will be said during the daily minyan.

Clara Gold
Hannah Newman

7 Cbeshvon
October 25, 2009
Julius Cholodenko
L. Simon
Gorenstein
Samuel Gula
Louis I. Shaer
Hersh Shorr
Harry Weingarden
Gertrude Fine
Sadie Frankfort
Esther Lipson
Sally G. Mason
Lorette Rashken
Ida Stein

9 Cbeshvon
October 27, 2009
Yitzchok Baruch
Mordechai Burkow
Ben Dobin
Isadore Pazner
Bennie Spitzer
Maurice Tachna
Zelda Baruch
Minnie Berman
Hilda Feldman
Minnie Greenstein
Bessie Partovich

8 Cheshvon
October 2k 2009
Aron Hyman
Moshe H. Sachs
Morris Silver
David Silverstein
Herbert L. Tennen
Sarah Gendelman

10 Cheshvon
October 24 2009
Harold M Flusty
Isaac Kaplan
Bernard Pollak
Miriam Feldman
Toby Matilda
Goldfarb

Bessie Storch
Klein
Leah Lesonsky
Rose Leah Lesser
Matilda Schwartz

11 Cheshvon
October 29, 2009
Michael Sheldon
Gross
David Lapides
Charles Lawrence
Louis Papo
Harry Pfeiffer
Mendel Rabinovitch
Donald Schiff
Ida Elias
Ida Furman
Rose S. Rabin

12 Cheshvon
October 30, 2009
Max Efros
Alex Joseph

Ben Matz
Harry Shafer
Dr. Julian Stern
Max Taitelbaum
Morris Weiss
Goldie Breshgold
Devora Kazerinsky
Pearl Knoppow
Esther Langwald
Yolan Leibowitz

13 Chest:von
October 31, 2009

Jack Blitzer
Samuel Bums
Joseph living
Friedman
Samuel Schwartz
Monis Singeiman
Hairy Walkon
Fannie Hubert
Rose Kazdan

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Obituaries

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Heralded Composer

A

rthur "Artie" H. Fields, 87,
of Southfield, died Oct. 14,
2009.
This award-winning composer/
lyricist was born in Brooklyn; he and
his family moved to Ann Arbor and
then to Dearborn. His instrument
of choice was the trumpet. By 15, he
was playing in bands
in and around Detroit.
He fulfilled his
graduation require-
ments at Fordson
High School two
semesters early, then
commuted to Detroit's
Cass Technical High
School, where he
continued in honors
classes.
Artie Fields
After graduat-
ing from Fordson as
valedictorian, he enrolled at Wayne
State University, but left after two
years, becoming bored with march-
ing up and down the football field.
Following his interest in jazz, he
toured the country, playing in bands.
After the bombing of Pearl Harbor,
Mr. Fields enlisted in the Navy and
for three years fought in nearly every
battle in the Pacific, all the way
back to Japan as a member of the
USS Lexington, the "Blue Ghost." He
earned a Navy Commendation.
In the 1950s he settled in the
Detroit area and married Janie
Ciolek. He turned his creativity to
writing lyrics and music for com-
mercials. In 1967, he bought the

ZHANA FRIZ-PALIY, 86, of
Southfield, died Oct. 17, 2009. She was
a nurse in Russia.
She is survived by her daughter,
Luda Usherenko of West Bloomfield;
grandchildren, Victoria Usherenko and
Michael Shadkind; great-grandson,
Jared Shadkin.
Mrs. Friz-Paliy was the beloved wife
of the late Kazimir Friz-Paliy.
Private interment. Contributions
may be made to the American
Cancer Society, 20450 Civic Center
Dr., Southfield, MI 48076, (248) 663-
3400, www.cancer.org ; or the Jewish
National Fund 27600 Farmington
Road Suite 204, Farmington Hills,
MI 48334, (248) 324-3080, www.jnf.
org/midwestern. Arrangements by Ira
Kaufman Chapel

Alhambra Theater on Woodward,
which became the world's first
recording studio with a "floating"
control room and separate rooms
for superior missing isolation. He
was the first commercial composer
to score to film and his work won
him national and international
awards. In 1994, the
National Academy
of Television Arts
and Sciences made
Mr. Fields a member
of the Silver Circle
for his 25 years of
"significant contribu-
tions" and "dedication
to excellence."
Locally, he served
on the Southfield
School Board and
worked with New
Detroit on urban development pro-
grams.
Mr. Fields is survived by his son,
Jerry Fields of Illinois; daughter and
son-in-law, Pamela and Chris Nagel;
grandchildren, Daniel and Emily
Nagel; brother, Ronald Fields of
Westland; sisters and brother-in-law,
Beverly Sutton of California, Rene
and Lee Bleifeld of Oak Park.
He was the beloved husband of the
late Janie Fields.
Interment at Beth El Memorial
Park. Contributions may be made to
the Detroit Musicians Scholarship
Fund, 20833 Southfield Road,
Southfield, MI 48075. Arrangements
by Ira Kaufman Chapel. ❑

ELAINE SHARON
GOREN, 71, of Oak

Park, died Oct. 17,
2009.
She is survived
by her sisters, Iris
Howard of Oak
A
Park, Sandra Goren
Goren
of Oak Park; sister
and brother-in-law,
Barbara and Roy
Fogelman of Henderson, Nev.; many
nieces and nephews.
Contributions may be made to a
charity of one's choice. Interment
at Clover Hill Park Cemetery in
Birmingham. Arrangements by
Hebrew Memorial Chapel.