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La;trt; :Krause Engaged Attorney William'Weinstein Named
to IVed Philip Garelik Major General in Marine Reserves

MISS LAURA KRAUSE

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard S. Krause
of Manistee Ave., Oak Park, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Laura Ann to Philip Ray-
mond Garelik, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Morton W. Garelik of Almont Ct.,
Sterling Heights.
The engaged couple attends
Wayne State University. A June
wedding date has been set..

2•Nonagenarians
Mark a Birthday
- Because the 3.. L. Hudson Co.

has turned 90, it's sharing the oc-
casion with anyone else who will
be 90 this year. Including the com-

petition.
When B. Siegel Co. President
Louis Baum learned that Hudson's
would present a birthday cake to
anyone turning 90 in 1971, he
sent out the word that Siegel's also
is 90 this year.
At noon Thwrsdity, fa Hudson's
employes marched across the
street to Siegel's with a gigan-
tic oaks and sang the appropri-

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ntally, some .200 90-year-
old persons across the country
and as far away as England have
responded to Hudson's birthday
cake offer. The. invitation still
stands, but birth certificate and
photograph must accompany the
request .
Not that the celebrant has to
look 90. Hudson's- - and Siegel's
don't ,

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U.S. Marine Corps Commandant
Gen. Leonard F. Chapman Jr. an-
nounced Monday in Washington
that President Nixon approved the
Marine Corps selection board's
naming of Brig. General William J.
Weinstein to be promoted to the
grade of major general, the highest
grade that can attained by any
U.S. Marine reservist.
Gen. Weinstein, 53, is a Detroit
attorney, presently serving as as-
sistant division commander of the
4th Marine Reserve Division, head-
quartered at Camp Pendleton,
A native Detroiter, he is the
only reservist from Michigan ever
to attain the rank of general in
the 55-year history of the Marine
Corps Reserve. He enlisted in the
Marines on July 9, 1941, and was
commissioned as second lieutenant
Jan. 31, 1942, less than two months
after the United States was at- GEN. WILLIAM 3. WEINSTEIN
tacked at Pearl Harbor.
During World War II, General

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Islands, Saipan and Tinian. In
February 1945 he became the
operations officer of an infantry
battalion, during the battle Of
Iwo Jima.
Active in the Marine Corps Re-
serve program, he was the only
reserve officer ever to hold com-
mand of the Detroit Reserve Bat-
talion for a continuous four-year
tour.
General Weinstein was named
brigadier general on July 1, 1967,
and thereafter was assigned to be
the first assistant division com-
mander of the 4th Marine Reserve
Division.
He was selected by the Marine
Corps commandant Gen. Chapman
ta command approximately 6.000
reservists in an amphibious and
helicopter exercise at Camp 'Pen-
dleton, Calif. in July, 1968.
that
As a result of the success
reserve exercise, the general was
selected director of it Marine re-
serve exercise, "High Desert," at
Camp Pendleton last August that
involved 19,000 Marine reservists
from almost every state. This
exercise, the largest and most
ambitious ever conducted by Mar-
ine reservists, was described by
senior professional Marines and by
the Department of Defense obser-
vers as "the most successful oper-
ation ever conducted by any mili-
tary reserve unit of the United
States."
Gen. Weinstein, a fellow of both
the International Academy of Trial
Lawyers and the American College
of Trial Lawyers, is -senior partner
in the laiv.firm of Weinstein, Kroll
and Gordon; P.C.
_Gen. and Mrs. Weinstein, 1300 E.
Lafayette, are members of Cong.
Baal David, where he served as a
yiee president and a member of its
toard of trustees. He has been
active- in the Jewish National Fund
- and Israel Bonds campaign in .
Detroit. They have two children.

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Premiere at U-M

Muriel Greenspan will perform
the world premiere of "Lament
for Ignacio," a work especially
written for the Detroit-born opera-
tic singer, 8 p.m. Wednesday at
Hill Auditorium, University of
Michigan.
"Lament" was written by Miss
Greenspon's teacher, coach and
mentor, Sam Morgenstern. There
will be no admission charge.

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Miss Greenspan, daughter of
the Edward,- Greenspan, of
Scotia Ave., Oak Park, will per-
form this spring with -the New
York City Opera Company as
Ulric& in "VII Ballo In Maschera"
and the mother in Charpentier's
"Louise."

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Last summer, Miss Greenspan
was invited for the second con-
secutive year to perform at the
Spoleto Festival of Two Worlds.
The year before, she made her
European debut in Madrid. She
has sung with the Boston Opera
Company, Houston Grand Opera,
New Orlean Opera and Chicago
Lyric Opera, as well as in con-
cert at Carnegie Hall.

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MISS CYNTHIA SCHILLER

Mr. and Mrs. Harold I.. Schiller
of Pembroke Rd., Huntington
Woods, announce the engagement
of their daughter Cynthia Ann to
Ronald Atlas, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Reuben Atlas of Sutton Dr., South-
field.
An April wedding Is being
planned.

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CHARLES EDMONDSON now . is
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assistant director of the Detroit .
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