. Linda Feldman Weds Vocational Service, Workshop Elect Officers D Janower in N.Y. Robert Kasle was elected presi- Corp., Foamade Industries, Edi- Handleman Company, and the MRS. MURRAY JANOWER Linda Beth Feldman, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Feld- man of Brooklyn, was married June 18 at the Hewlett Jewish Center, N. Y. to Dr. Murray Lee Janower, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Janower, 18237 Stansbury. Rabbi Morris told- berg performed the ceremony. The bride wore a princess- style gown of peau de soie and Alencon lace. Her veil was of French tulle and she carried a - cascade of lillies-of-the-valley and orchids. Matron of honor was Mrs. Donald Steig of New Jersey, sis- ter of the bride. Other atten- dants were Jessica and Henry Reif, of New York, flower girl and ring bearer. Donald Jan- ower, brother of the bride- groom, was best man. Following a dinner the couple honeymooned in Ber- muda. They will live in Washington, D. C. where Dr. Janower is sta- tioned with the Division of Radiological Health of the U. S. Public Health Service. dent of the Jewish Vocational Service succeeding Charles F. Rosen, and Gilbert B. Silverman was reelected president of the Community Workshop at the an- nual meeting of both agencies. Charles Himelhoch and Manuel M. Hartman - were elected vice- presidents, Max M. Isberg secre- tary and Clarence L. Ascher treas- urer of Vocational Service. William NI. Wetsman and Louis M. Hinderstein were elected vice- presidents, Marshall Rogers, sec- retary, and Ronald L. Greenberg, treasurer, of the Community Workshop. Daniel Carpenter, Arnold E. Frank, Milton Jacob Miller, and George M. Zeltzer were reelected for three year terms as JVS trus- tees, and Paul Broder, Milton M. Howard, Joshua M. Horowitz, and Leslie Rose were newly elected to the board of trustees. Ronald L. Greenberg, Mrs. Da- vid Handleman, Eugene Kraft, Marshall Rogers, William M. Wetsman and William Zack were reelected to three years terms as trustees of the C ork- shop. Jerorn and .B man are ly elect o th board, a ulian Sco was elect- ed to ne y terim term Ro pre Voca al Se the- aw Mark for ding a ance employing p el referre the J Voca- tional Se ora Gasoline YOU DONT NEED A GENIE WOW TRAY ENFIELD ODLES Best Anywhere — Anytime Farband Camp opened Wednes- day with a program of arts and crafts, waterfront swimming, ca- noeing and boating, horseback riding, volley ball, handball and baseball, Friday night services; and holiday celebrations. There are still some openings for July 12. MORE PEOPLE USE tml O SWEETER THAN SODA* YET NO FOOD VALUE. Recommended by doctors fa diabetics, overweights andlo•cal• orie diets. Use for beverages, desserts, cooking. Pure. Com • 4 oz. 755 InETESKO: pletely harmless. Mb*: ••• ..... .** 1:4 40 o, MEAT POULTRY 00 Religion is a must for those who expect to make a happy landing. 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We Sell Nationally Advertised Brands That You Know You Can Trust Scout Lowell Seyburn to Represent State at Canadian Jamboree Eagle Scout Lowell Seyburn, son of the Sidney Seyburns, 19460 Ilene, is one of the two Scouts who will represent Mich- igan in the American contingent invited to the Canadian Jam- boree July 6-15 at Connaught Ranges in Ottawa. As many as 3,200 Scouts and leaders from Canada and the United States will assemble. Lowell Eagle Scout ple Israe raop 146 t fter his 13th *rth- da • e ned the t the r a d, the re- een the Scout- . He is scoutmas- son Brothers Stores Inc., and Rose-Hill•Builders were placed on the Jewish Vocational Serv- ice Honor Roll of Employers. Silverman presented the Con- tractor-of-the-Year award from the Community Workshop to the Perfection Automot' Products Corp. Citations ing them to the Cont Honor Roll were prese the Merchants Wholesal ice Co., Lee Mfg. Compa America's security is your se- curity—buy and hold U. S. Say- ` box e,6 oa