18—Friday, February, 24, 1967
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Lantor-Goldstein Rites Community Council
Held at Bnai David to Present Slate at
Daniel Feber. Engaged Kammetsky Due: for, Purim - Dinner
Parent-Teachers Association
For reservations, call the dinner
to Lorraine Silverman of The
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah invites chairman, Mrs. Joseph Hendler,
Delegate Assembly
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MRS. ARNOLD LANTOR
Beverly Goldstein, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Goldstein,
of Northgate Blvd., Oak Park, be-
came the bride of Arnold L. Lan-
tor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Lantor, of Rosemary Ave., Oak
Park, in a recent ceremony at
Cong. Bnai David. Rabbi Hayim
Donin and Cantor Hyman Adler
officiated. -
The bride chose a wedding gown
of silk taffeta appliqued with Alen-
con lace and highlighted with a
scoop neckline and short sleeves of
lace adorned with seed pearls'.
The semi-fitted front skirt with side
and back gathered fullness ended
in a court train. Her Frence illu-
sion fingertip veil was held in place
by a shell cap of Alencon lace and
pearl to match her gown. She car-
ried orchids covering her confirma-
tion Bible.
.
Serving her sister as matron of
honor was Mrs. Joel Schneider
of Easton, Pa. Bridesmaids were
Mrs. Thomas Fleischer and Mrs.
Franklin Kasle. Carol Lynn
Schneider of Easton was flower
girl.
Nominating committee recommen-
dations for all Jewish Community
Council offices and executive com-
mittee vacancies will be presented
at the next Council Delegate As-
sembly 8:30 p.m. March 16, at the
Jewish Center.
Preliminary notice of the meet-
ing was sent to officers and dele-
gates of affiliated organizations by
Council President Dr. Samuel
Krohn.
The program portion of the meet-
ing will feature a survey of the
status of Jewish communities
throughout the world. Guest speak-
er will be Gaynor Jacobson, na-
tional director of United HIAS Ser-
vice, Which assists Jewish mi- - MISS LORRAINE SILVERMAN
grants in moving to and settling
The engagement of Lorraine Sil-
in countries other than Israel.
Jacobson will review the social, verman, daughter of Mrs. Jean
political, and economic situation Silverman of Wisconsin Ave., and
of Jewish communities with spe- the late Mr. Theodore Silverman,
cial focus on new developments to Daniel D. Feber is announced
in Germany and the Soviet Un- by the bride-elect's mother. The
prospective bridegroom is the son
ion.
of
Mrs. Gertrude Feber of Mark
Presenting the nominating com-
Ave. and the late Mr. Karl
mittee recommendations will be Twain
the committee chairman, Sidney Feber.
Miss Silverman is a graduate of
Shevitz. Also on the agenda will be
a survey of recent council activi-
ties. Hostesses for the social hour
will be the Women's Division of the
Jewish' Federation.
.
Aliya Official to Give
Job, Housing Data
With stress being placed on the
need for Western immigration to
Israel at meetings of the Jewish
Agency in Israel, Shmuel Werz-
berger, director of the Israel
Aliya Center in the Midwest, will
meet with persons interested in
aliya to Israel at the Labor Zion-
ist Institute Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Werzberger reports that direc-
tives from Israel emphasize the
need for services of teachers,
physicians, nurses, psychologists
and social workers. Many posi-
tions are available with attrac-
tive terms offered, including
grants for the cost of transporta-
tion to candidates and their
families who are employed for
a three-year period.
Herbert Lantor, brother of the
bridegroom, was best man. Joel
Schneider, Dr. Martin Berman and
Larry Steel were ushers, and Mark
Alan Schneider, ring -bearer. Barry
Howard Schneider of Easton car-
ried the kiddush cup.
The newlyweds, after spending
American youth are being en-
their honeymoon in Puerto Rico,
will make their home in Oak Park. couraged to broaden their educa-
tional horizons and knowledge of
Hebrew by attending at no cost
a kibutz-ulpan, in which they will
work in the kibutz half a day and
study Hebrew the other half.
Attractive terms are being of-
Southfield Councilman Alex C.
Perinoff garnered 1,309 votes in fered for retirees over age 65 who
Monday's primaries and won the wish to buy housing.
To discuss opportunities avail-
right to run for mayor against
Mayor James Clarkson in the April able in Israel, an appointment may
be arranged with Werzberger by
election.
Among those nominated for calling the Institute, DI 1-0669,
four-year council terms was Nor- prior to his visit.
man ,W. Feder with 2,438 votes.
Basil B. Nemer will be an April
challenger, having received 1,111
votes.
In Oak Park, Councilman Merton
Colburn collected 1,408 votes in
the, primary and' will run for
council in April against challengers
David H. Weisberg and Charlotte
M. Rothstein. The latter two re-
ceived • 1,148 and 1,069 votes,
respectively. Mrs. Rothstein will be
the first woman candidate in a
regular council race in recent Oak
Park history.
Hilbert H. Hirschfield, a new-
comer to Troy elections, garnered
351 votes in the primary and will
compete for a council seat in April.
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