THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 32—Friday, May 9, 1969 Mail Will Go Through — but an Hour Earlier In response to inquiries the De- troit Post Office has received since the rest of the nation went on Daylight Savings Time last week, Postmaster Edward L. Bak- LOUIS MARSHALL CHAPTER er issued a statement explaining will meet 8 p.m. Tuesday at the the possible effect the present time Workmen's Circle Center. Guest difference will have on local mail speaker will be Hy Pritz. An early considerations. bird prize will be given. Refresh- The postmaster said any mail ments will be served. originating in the Detroit area for r t * BUSINESS AND PROFESSION- AL CHAPTER will hold a co-ed Easy-on-the-Heart: meeting 8:30 p.m. May 20 at the Class for Heart Patients Oak Park Community Center. A free two-hour class for per- Jewish humorist Mrs. Evelyn sons whose physical reserve has Cohen will be featured. Paid-up been lowered by a heart ailment members and escorts are invited. will be held at 1:30 p.m., Monday, Dues will be accepted at the door. in Conference Room C, Northwest For information, call Rose Altman, Unit of Grace Hospital, 18700 Mey- KE 4-7284. ers, it was announced today by the Bnai Brith Activities Officers to Guide Bnai Brith Women At the recent Bnai Brith Metropolitan Women's Council installa- tion, new officers posed with their new president, Mrs. Allen Weitz- man (front center). They are (from left) Mesdames Michael Docks, corresponding secretary; Joseph Rodman, second vice president; Maynard Kalief, financial secretary; Irving Isaacs, president-elect; Gordon Fruitman, junior past president; Philip Rubinoff, recording secretary; Andrew Berger, third vice president; Ira Albion, fourth vice president; and Miss Selma Cohen, treasurer. &tat Brith 'Cover' Spreen Will Give , LOUIS STONE CHAPTER will meet 8 p.m. May 21 at the home Closing Lecture Honors Aged of Mrs. Herman Goldenberg, 16915 t in Relations Series Detroit Police Commissioner Jo- hannes F. Spreen will deliver the concluding lecture of the Sm.. i Brith "Adventures in Human Re- lations Lecture Series" 8:30 p.m. May 19 in Shiffman Hall, Jewish Center. Spreen, appointed commissioner by Mayor Cavanagh in July 1968. began his police career as a pat- rolman in the New York Police De. partment. He rose through the ranks and after 25 years was corn mafiding officer of the bureau of - operations. He has taught classes in police personnel administration and has had a number of articles published in police publications. The lecture series is sponsored by the Metropolitan Detroit Bnai Brith Council and the Bnai Brith Women's Council of Metropolitan Detroit, in conjunction with the Anti-Defamation League of Bnai Brith. The community is invited at a nominal admission charge. A Bnai Brith first-day cover of the newly issued Giladma Moses stamp is part of Senior Citizens Month, celebrated in May. In a ceremony at the post office de- partment, Abe Cramer (right) of Pottsville, Pa., chairman of Bnai Brith's senior citizens hous- ing committee, presents Deputy Postmaster-General E. T. Klas- sen with a copy of the cover, which describes the organiza- tion's nationwide program to con- struct low - cost, nonsectarian housing projects for persons 62 years and older living on limited incomes. t Reg istry St•ding Stiv•rplete • Penner • Ditsoss•eds • watch•s • • Sand Large selection of china in many designs and colors. Ilaidesaseici end Usher Gifts Detroiter Mrs. Leonard H. Wein- er, president of the National Coun- cil of Jewish Women, has received the 1969 St. Ursula Medal Award in ceremonies Wednesday. Famous Brands SAVE 25% • Gerhann • Reed IS Barters • Wallace • This is our Everyday Discount on Sterling Silver International • font • Heirloom ALL SILVER fIRST QUAUTY Moil And then. Orders Assented , ORTHWROD JEWELRY CENTER 2602 'P& WOODWARD et 121/2 ROYAL-OAK " The winners, selected on the basis of "personal .dedication to social betterment through assist. ance to the unfortunate," were given their awards at the annual St. Ursula Medals Awards Din- ner in Cleary Auditorium, Wind- sor. And His Orchestra LAMP REMODELING AND REPAIRING MADE TO ORDER 358-0938 For fine color photography and fair prices for Wed- dings, Bar Mitzvas and all your simchas. Please Call MRS. S. LEIBICK KE 1-0104 We Clean Lamp Shades 24711 Coolidge 13 Corner 10 Mile a LI 2-3022 a CI BACK FROM CALIFORNIA! EA MARTY KOSINS TM` MARTIN-DAVID ORCH. FOR EVERY OCCASION Including House Parties Phone: 363-8804 GENUINE FUR PILLOWS Largest Selection in the City Nieuwsma, 27, was formerly a Sore 2SI‘ on Such Mil. Rood public informa- tion officer at Wayne State Uni- versity. He suc- ceeds Walt Do- herty, who now _ directs press rela- Nieuwsma tions for the Republican State Cen- tral Committee in Lansing. Nieuwsma instructs writing sem- inars for the University Center for Adult Education (Wayne State Uni- versity). His other positions have included assistant to the director of public ADA el 9-18854 Al Beigler, Your Host . • Mrs. Weiner Given St. Ursula Medal in Windsor Ceremony SAM EMMER Milton J. Nieuwsma, 21251 Mahon, Southfield, has been appointed pub- lic relations director at Sinai Hos- pital of Detroit; Dr. Julien Priver, executive vice president, an- nounced. STERLING SILVER - • . . • with Peg Smith, adviser. Guests are invited. For information call President Fanny Stockier, 542-1037. Milton Nieuwsma Writes Sinai News Log.•.• • Seeiniesa • LAMPS & SHADES Mrs. Weiner was just re-elected president of the NCJW and has been active in community affairs in Detroit for more than 30 years. She has served as vice president of the United Community Services and is a past president of the Women's Division of the Jewish ' Welfare Federation of Detroit. She is a summa cum laude grad- uate of the University of Michigan and a member of Phi Beta Kappa. Crystal The postmaster said the post office has geared its operations to assure processing of as much mail as possible for dispatch on the ear- lier departing planes and trains. He pointed out, however, that be- yond that there was little the local office could do,- without coopera- tion from the mailers in deposit- ing, particularly their first-class and air mail, somewhat earlier in the day. ° ART LIGHTS The other two award winners are Samuel J. Tesauro, represent- ing the Catholic faith, and Lincoln Detroit Socialites will hold its M. Alexander of Hamilton, Ont., "May Dance" 9 p.m. Saturday at for the Protestant faith. Berkley Masonic Temple. Dance music will be by the G a G Or- chestra, and there will be social mixers and refreshments. The pub- lic is invited. For information, call Hilda Wister, 547.8107. However, mail originating in Detroit for delivery in other states in most instances will have to be dispatched from the De- troit Post Office an hour ear- lier under the present condi- tions. Michigan Heart Association. The "Pattern for Living" class will teach men and women easy- Habonim Alumni Reunion on-the-heart techniques to do work George Washington, Southfield. Alumni of Habonim will hold a including reaching, lifting, Lawrence Wember of the Oak climbing, and using tools. These reunion 8:30 p.m. May 24 at the Park Library, will review "Heaven save time and effort and can be Labor Zionist Institute. Help Us," a novel by Herbert used either in the home or on the 1:1 1111 Ell Tarr. Husbands are invited. Re- job. freshments will be served. * t * Stand anywhere in Michigan and PISGAH CHAPTER will salute you are within 85 miles of one of Mothers' Day with a luncheon and the Great Lakes. musicale 12:30 p.m. Wednesday at Cong. Beth Hillel. 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