THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Rose-Deborah Grant
NW Child Rescue Women Aids Israel to Marry New Yorker
26—Friday, June 30, 1967
Saint Ambrose College, a Cath-
olic institution, has given Rabbi
MARC H. TANNENBAUM, direc-
tor of interreligious activities of
Effective July 1, mailers will be the American Jewish Committee,
able to send heavier packages an honorary degree of doctor of
through the mail between many humane letters.
first class post offices in the 48
continental United States, accord-
ing to Postmaster Edward L. Baker.
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Under a law passed last year,
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mailed within certain zones. The
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Formerly The Montego:
MISS ROSE-DEBORAH GRANT
At the 19th annual dinner-dance sponsored by Northwest Child
Rescue Women, nearly $25,000 in Israel Bond sales and Israel Emer-
gency Fund gifts were realized. In photo (from left) are: Mrs.
Edward Lutz, Israel program chairman; Louis E. Levitan, Detroit
Israel Bond director, and Mrs. Leo D. Ordin, president of the organ-
ization. Mrs. Lutz made the appeal at the affair which was held at
Shaarey Zedek.
Dr. and Mrs. Abraham H. Grant
of Chatsford Circuit, Southfield,
announce the engagement of their
daughter Rose-Deborah to Ken-
neth Weissman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Weissman of Port Ches-
ter, N.Y.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
the school of education at the Uni-
versity of Michigan, where she is
doing graduate study. Her fiance
attends the University of Michi-
gan's medical school.
A December wedding is planned.
MI T's Mr. Miraculous Turns Out to Be
Prof. Wineman
Harvard Hero Too; Detroiter of 23
Walter Winshall, 23-year-old son to award him a master of science Gets Franklin
of Dr. and Mrs. Ted Winshall of ; degree in the fall. Unless he de-
James Couzens Ave., made Time 1 cides to get his doctorate in the Lectures Post
,
Magazine last week for his super- meantime.
feat of managing two tough edu-
cations simultaneously: law school
at Harvard and management at
the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology.
Winshall, who enrolled in MIT at
age 16 and after graduation started
June 22—To Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Harvard I.aw School, soon found
that he was bored with the "aver- E. Ilimelhoch (Marcia Kaplan),
age" student load (his long list of 4274 Hardwood, Orchard Lake, a
extracurricular activities was far son, Howard Easton.
• • •
from average). With a decrepit
1962 Chevrolet. he took to a secret
June 21—To Mr. and Mrs. Harry
life of commuting between Harvard Jubas (Shirley Weinstock), 13411
and MIT's Sloan School of Man- Irvine. Oak Park, a son, Mark
agement, two miles apart. Neither Howard.
school knew that he was taking
• • •
12 courses a semester and juggling
June 21—To Mr. and Mrs. Rich
class schedules in a fashion that and M. Gray (Rochelle Richman),
would make a computer blush.
12700 Burton. Oak Park, a daugh-
(Winshall knew all about
ter. Alisa Jill.
computers, too: during his free
s • •
time as a teaching assistant in
June 20—To Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
finance at MIT and resident
Kershenbaum (Brenda Rae
tutor at his fraternity house.
Cohen), 3839 Burning Tree,
Winshall founded his own data-
Bloomfield Hills, a daughter, Julie
processing company, which has
Beth.
* s •
a contract with the First Na-
tional Bank of Boston.)
June 20—To Mr. and Mrs. Jerome
Winshall won an investment con- S. Chapnick (Susan Novitz), 28247
test at Harvard's Bull and Bear Berkshire, Southfield, a son, Gary
Club by totaling up a 68 per cent Alan.
* s •
gain in four months and flew to
New York City once or twice a
June 18 — To Dr. and Mrs. Men-
month to work in the institutional- del W. Ettinger (Fern LaPides),
research department of a broker- 23880 Norwood, Oak Park, a son,
age house.
Scot Philip.
• • •
With the revealing of Winshall's
secret "superstudent's life" by a
June 17—To Mr. and Mrs. David
Boston newspaper, a miffed Har- K. Page (Andrea Burdick), 3230
vard said it would not recommend W. Seven Mile, a son, Mark
Winshall for a law degree this Daniel.
month '- pending an investigation."
* • •
MIT, not as upset, is scheduled
June 15—To Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
ward Cherniak (Susan Gold), 1223
REV. GOLDMAN L
W. Farnum, Royal Oak, a daugh-
ter, Lisa Anne.
• • •
June 10 — To Mr. and Mrs. Karl
MOHEL
Herman
(Elaine
Safran), 17220
Serving at Homes and Hospitals
Robert, Southfield, a son, Erik
DI 1-9909
Steven.
* • •
May 30—To Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Recommended by Physicians
I. Silverstein (Sharon Fassberg),
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24021 Oneida, Oak Park, a son,
Jason Darryl.
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David Wineman, a professor of
social work at Wayne State Uni-
versity, has been named the Leo
M. Franklin Memorial Professor
in Human Relations at WSU for
1968.
Prof. Wineman, 18044 Kentucky,
was singled out for the honor on
the basis of recommendations
made by a faculty committee. It
is given annually to a faculty
member who has made an out-
standing contribution to the field
of human relations.
A graduate of WSU, where he
received his BA degree. Prof.
Wineman received his MSW de-
gree from the University of Michi-
gan. He came to Wayne State in
1954 and is presently professor of
social work and chairman of
Human Behavior Sequence.
Prior to his WSU appointment,
he served with the Wayne Coun-
ty Bureau of Social Aid and the
Jewish Family and Children's
Service.
From 1946 to 1948 he held the
post of executive director at Pio-
neer House, an experimental resi-
dential unit for pre-delinquent
boys. Prof. Wineman and another
WSU professor, Dr. Fritz Redl,
published findings on the work
done at Pioneer House in two vol-
umes, "Children Who Hate" and
"Controls From Within."
Prof. Wineman has contributed
many articles to professional jour-
nals and has been published in
"Parents' Magazine" and "Child-
craft."
As Franklin Memorial Professor,
he is responsible for planning the
annual Leo M. Franklin Memorial
Lectures in Human Relations. The
series was established in 1950 by
Temple Beth El in honor of Dr.
Leo M. Franklin. rabbi of the
temple, who died in 1948.
Not the First Time
NEW YORK (ZINS)—Journal-
ists assigned to the United Nations
drew the attention of their Israeli
colleagues to a page in history
proving that the turn-about of the
French government towards Israel
is not a new phenomenon. The
Governor RAYMOND P. SHA- journalists pointed out that
FER of Pennsylvania has accepted 100 years ago George Byron
the post of honorary chairman of warned the freedom fighters in
the Israel Bond drive for his state. Greece not to rely on the promises
He was formally named to the of France in their struggle against
Israel Bond post at ceremonies :n the enemy. France's about - face
his office in Harrisburg. A leading towards Israel recalls Byron's
exponent of American friendship warning, the journalists say. Byron
for the State of Israel, Governor cautioned at that time:
Shafer has been active in support "Trust not freedom to the Franks
have a Ring who buys and sells;
of the Israel Bond drive and other They
In native words and native ranks,
They only hope of courage swells ...'''
programs of aid to Israel.
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