THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Bond Event Nets $100,000

More than $100,000 in State of Israel Bonds were
raised at a recent leadership reception in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Silverman, held in advance of the
Aug. 24 Cong. Beth Achim Tribute Dinner honoring Dr.
and Mrs. William Stoler. Attending the reception were,
from left: Mr. and Mrs. Silverman, Prof. Gerald Meis-
ter, guest speaker; Dr. and Mrs. Stoler, honorees; Judge
Benjamin Friedman, dinner chairman; and Harry
Laker, president of Cong. Beth Achim.

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Steinberg's Zionist, Communal
Roles Recalled on 75th Birthday

A long record of Zionist
and philanthropic activities
and a major career in the
printing industry are re-
called by family and friends
in the greetings being ex-
tended to Myron Steinberg
on his 75th birthday which
he will mark on Aug. 14.
In the early years of
Keren Hayesod and Zionist
Organization of Detroit ac-
tivities in pre-Israel days,
Steinberg was an associate
of the Detroit pioneers in
philanthropic and com-
munal services.
Steinberg worked for the
forerunners of the Torch
Drive. He later formed a
team with his brothers,
Morris and Theodore, and
the late Joseph H. Ehrlich
to annually solicit funds for
the United Jewish Appeal,
Keren Hayesod and Allied
Jewish Campaign.

Steinberg is a former fi-
nancial secretary of the
ZOD and publicity chair-
man. He was ticket sales
chairman under Meyer
Weisgal who produced
"Romance of a People" in
1933 at Olympia Stadium.

Moving to Detroit from
Toledo in 1912, Steinberg
dropped out of Western
High school in 1916 and
later joined his brothers
who organized the Morris
Press in 1918. In 1943 Stein-
berg started his own com-
pany, Amsterdam Press,
and purchased the White
Color Card Co. in 1944 and
Millard Press in Ann Arbor
in 1962.

Yeshiva U. Gets
Federal Contract

NEW YORK (JTA) — A
Yeshiva University school
will participate in develop-
ment of low-cost silicon so-
lar cells to aid in solving the
nation's energy problems
with federal funding.
A joint, one-year $160,000
grant has been made to the
university's Belfer Gradu-
ate School of Science and
the Semiconductor Group at
RCA Laboratories in Prin-
ceton, N.J. by the National
Science Foundation.
The program involves a
systematic investigation of
the factors which affect
electronic properties of ma-
terials currently in use and
exploration of the potential
of new materials.

Dean of Rabbinical
Sages Hospitalized

JERUSALEM (JTA) —
The doyen of rabbinical
sages, 90-year-old Rabbi
Yehezkel Abramsky, former
Av Beit Din of London, was
hospitalized here last week-
end with heart trouble. In-
formed sources said he was
not seriously stricken and
they hoped he would' make a
full recovery.
Since his retirement from
London in 1950 Rabbi
Abramsky has lived in Jeru-
salem, working on his mon-
umental "Hazon Yehezkel"
commentary on the Tose-
phta. He also holds weekly
lectures at the Slabodka
Yeshiva in Bnei Brak.

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He is charter member of
Temple Israel and its
men's club, American
Technion Society, Foun-
ders Society of the Detroit
Institute of Arts, Friends
of the Detroit Public Li-
brary, Franklin Hills
Country Club, Men's
American ORT, Univer-
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Club (life member), Per-
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sons (life member), U-M
President's Club (life
member), Rotary Club of
Detroit and the Zionist Or-
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also is active in efforts for
Brandeis University.

Steinberg and his wife,
Mildred who died last Feb-
ruary, have one daughter,
Mrs. Ned (Joanne) Chalat;
and three grandchildren.

Nursery Will Add
Kindergarten Class

The Huntington Woods
Nursery will add a kinder-
garten class to its regular
pre-school program in the
fall. Kaye Kinsinger is di-
rector of the school, and
Sharon Bossier will teach
the kindergarten class.
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ting will be used, with indi-
vidualized plans to accom-
modate the needs of each
child. Classes will be small.
To register a child prior to
the Sept. 8 deadline, write
the nursery, 10495 W. 11
Mile, Huntington Woods
48070.

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