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TEACHING OUR TRADITIONS FOR 75 YEARS

Gail; a daughter, Diane Stup-
pier; a brother and sister-in-
law, Howard and Ruth Joffa of
St. Petersburg, Fla.; sister
and brother-in law, Eleanor
and Myron Siegel of Monroe;
and two grandchidlren. Ser-
vices and interment in Ohio.

ETHEL STUPSKER, 62, of
Farmington Hills, died Jan. 8.
She leaves her husband Han-
nan; daughters and a son-in-
law Susan and Peter Lind-
berg of Livonia, Nancy of
Southfield, Helene of Farm-
ington Hills; mother, Sadie
Kaplan of Southfield; and
brother and sister-in-law, Ber-
nard and Vicky Block of Pem-
broke Pines, Fla.

NORTON J. TAYLOR, 82, of
Coconut Creek, Fla., died
Jan. 4. He leaves his wife,
Kate; sons and daughters-in-
law, Dr. Jerome and Toby of
Tempe, Ariz., Marvin of
Bloomfield Hills, Dr. Charles
and Gail of West Bloomfield;
sisters and brothers-in-law,
Betty and Al Long of
Southfield, Florence Horwitz
of Farmington Hills, Anne
and Lou Wohl of West Bloom-
field; five grandchildren. Ser-
vices and interment in
Detroit.

FAITH ANN WARSHAW,
formerly of Detroit, died Jan.
3 in Scottsdale, Ariz. She is
the mother of Jennifer of
Tempe, Ariz. and Jonathan of
Phoenix, Ariz.; daughter of
Dorothy and Stanley Wolf;
sister of Elliott and Kenneth
Wolf of Denver, Colo. Services
and interment in Scottsdale.

Solomon Birnbaum

(JTA) — Jewish scholar
Solomon Birnbaum, who
devoted a lifetime of work to
the study of Jewish languages
and who is credited with
establishing the age and
authenticity of the Dead Sea
Scrolls, died in Tbronto Dec.
28. He was 98.
Birnbaum's specialization
was the development of the
Hebrew script, and he wrote
several studies of Jewish
languages, including "The
Hebrew and Aramaic Ele-
ment in the Yiddish
Language;" "Outline of
Hebrew Paleography;" "Yid-
dish: A Survey;" and "Gram-
mar and the Hebrew Scripts."
He chronicled the develop-
ment of Yiddish beginning in
the ninth century, and also
helped develop a Yiddish
spelling system, which was
used in religious Jewish
schools in pre-war Poland.
Birnbaum was the eldest
son of Nathan Birnbaum,
who coined the term
"Zionism," and the father of

Jacob Birnbaum, founder of
the Center for Russian
Jewry/Student Struggle for
Soviet Jewry.

During the coming week Yeshiva Beth Yehudah will observe
the yahrzeits of the following departed friends, with the
traditional memorial prayers, recitation of kaddish and stu-
dying of mishnayos.

Melvin Binder

Melvin Binder, 59, of West
Bloomfield, died Jan. 6
Mr. Binder was the owner
and president of Sun Lite
Manufacturing Co. Founded
in 1937, the company
specialized in governmental
contracting, manufacturing
lighting fixtures and post of-
fice equipment.
He owned the Double Steve
Stables and 16 race horses.
Mr. Binder leaves his wife
Geraldine; sons and a
daughter-in-law, Dr. Steven
and Lisa of Farmington Hills
and Richard of West Bloom-
field; daughter, Susan Binder
Kleiman of Calif.; brothers
and a sister-in-law, Burton
and Jeanne of Sanibel, Fla.
and Robert of Franklin; two
grandchildren.

Morris Bello
Betty Violet Benenson
Zivyo A. Boyorsky
Goldie Brudner
Joseph Martin Furman
Irving Lyons
Sarah Zarankin
Evelyn Woolman
Michael Blum
Mary Coscarelly
Isadore Danto
Morris Diem
Jacob Goldis
M. Manuel Merzon
Sylvia Moorawnick
George Must
Kopel Rosen
Morris Sax
Ida Wasserman
Harry Wolin
Jacob Cossmon
Sol Feinberg
Libby Fine
Frances M. Ginter
Ida Guttermon
Sadie Lafer
Joseph Langer
Leo I. Longer
Sarah Maltz
Esther D. Pearlman
Rose Schulman
Paul Yolles
Max Dellin
Edis Dorfman
Sarah Dubin
Harry Goldman

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Sam Green
Solomon Grevnin
Percy A.Maslowe
Pearl Pelovin
Abraham D. Sachs
Ethel Scherr
Sonia Abramson
Harry Bloch
Jock Bookstein
Bernard J. Fischer
Bessie Rappaport
Sylvia Rosenberg
Herman Shorr
Harry C. Wolfe
Miriam Berris
Ida Boesky
Hermon Eizen
Anne Harris
Rachel Kalman
Rebecca Levin
Jacob Lieberman
Max Linovitz
Robert Margolis
Jacob Poss
Myron Rosenthal
Bella Rubin
Beatrice Vaccaro
Hermon K. Cohen
Israel Cohn
Joshua Gitlin
David Hess
Deckle Mason
Sarah Repitor
Joe Scherr
Rosa Schloss
Sarah Yunis

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Harry S. Kosins

Harry S. Kosins, 64, of Far-
mington Hills, died Jan. 7.
Mr. Kosins was co-owner of
Kosins Clothes and was in
business for 40 years with two
stores in Southfield. He earn-
ed a Purple Heart and Silver
star during the Battle of the
Bulge in World War II, was
man of the year 1984 City of
Hope, was a member of Bale
Post Jewish War Veterans
and Congregation Adat
Shalom.
Mr. Kosins leaves his wife,
Marilyn; sons and daughters-
in-law, Dr. Mark and Judy of
San Clemente, Calif., Dr.
David and Lois of Seattle,
Wash.; daughter, Kathy of
Birmingham; brother, Ben of
West Bloomfield; sisters and
brothers-in-law, Sally and
George Zalman of West
Bloomfield, Fay and Don
Wish of Akron, Ohio; and two
grandchildren.

Michael B. Haber

Michael B. Haber, 46, of
Bloomfield Hills, died Jan. 7.
Mr. Haber was an attorney
and assistant general counsel
in labor relations with AAA
for 20 years. He was a
member of the Michigan and
American Bar Associations
and Temple Emanu-El.
He leaves his wife Lynda; a
son Mason; daughter
Caroline; his mother, Ger-
trude of Troy; brother and
sister-in-law, Kenneth and
Kathleen of Gaithersbrug,
Md.; and three stepchildren,
Clifford, Brian and Joshua
Greenblatt.

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