Vows Exchanged
MRS. MARK SCHLUSSEL
Rose Lynn Meckler was wed
to Mark Edward Schlussel in a
ceremony performed Aug. 11
by Rabbi Morris Adler and
Rabbi Israel Halpern at Cong.
Shaarey Zedek.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Meckler of
Birchcrest Dr. Parents of the
bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs.
Irving W. Schlussel of San
Juan Ave.
The magnolia colored, silk
satin gown of the bridegroom's
mother was worn by the bride.
It was styled with a slim skirt,
long sleeves and a high bateau
neckline with a softly rolled
collar. A cathedral-length hand-
made Belgian Pt. Gaze lace
mantilla completely covered the
gown and full length of the
train.
Mrs. Marvin Aronovitz served
her sister as matron of honor.
Judith Meckler served her sis-
ter as maid of honor. Brides-
maids were Mrs. Jerome Rogers,
Beth Rosenthal, Wendy Sax
and Sandra Schlussel, cousin of
the bridegroom. Lori Ruth Sil-
verstone was flowergirl.
Dr. Herschel Schlussel served
his brother as best man. Ushers
were Dr. Marvin Aronovitz, Dr.
Howard L. Chazen of Cleveland,
Barry Goldman, Michael Click-
er, Harold Smith and Roger
Stewart. Junior usher was Ron-
nie Meckler, brother of the
bride.
Upon their return from the
Concord, the couple will reside
in Ann Arbor.
Israeli Emissary
Will Speak at Bond
Reception Aug. 22
Abbi Ben Ari, former Israel
government emissary to under-
developed countries, will be the
guest speaker at a leadership
reception in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Brandwine,
8020 Lincoln Dr., Huntington
Woods, next Thursday, 8:30
74 p. m. The re-
ception is in
advance of the
C o ngregation
Bnai David
salute to Is-
rael dinner.
Ben Ari is
at present as-
sistant direc-
tor of the Is-
r a e 1 Govern-
ment Tourist
Office in New
York.
A 34-year-
old native of
Ben-Ari Johannesburg,
South Africa, Ben Ari emigrated
to Israel in 1952. He has de-
voted a decade to the develop-
ment of new pioneer towns in
the southern Negev. For three
years he served as director of
public relations for the settle-
ment department of the Jewish
Agency, concentrating on the
Lachish region.
Bronco Billy Anderson, fa-
mous western of the silent
movie days, was really Aaron-
son, and Douglas Fairbanks' last
name originally was Ullman.
activities in Society
Mr. and Mrs. Morie G. Nelson, 19314 Starlane, Southfield,
honored Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Nelson at a family brunch Aug. 11,
before their departure on an extended trip to Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Burg, formerly of Stratford Rd., Oak Park,
are new residing at 2826 Alisdale, Toledo, 0.
Mrs. Philip Surath of Bay City entertained at Poolside garden
tea party for 80 guests, in honor of her daughter, Arlene Surath,
of Washington, D. C., and her new granddaughter, Denise, daughter
of Mrs. H. Nodler of Oak Park. Guests from Detroit were Mrs.
Larry L. Shapiro, and Mrs. Ben Berlin.
The Bialistoker Western and Brisker Mlawer Aid Societies
combined at a banquet held July 3 at Jerico Temple. Officers for
the newly formed Bialistoker and Brisker Aid Society will be
elected in Dec.
Ensign and Mrs. Don Tractenberg (Linda Simkin) recently
visited his parents, the Arthur Tractenbergs of Oak Park and
her mother, Mrs. Bess Simkin of Windsor, on their way to San
Francisco where they will depart for Guam, Ensign Tractenberg's
next tour of duty.
Mr. Alex Ruzumna and his son, Dr. Richard Ruzumna are
expected to return from their tour of Moscow, London, Copen-
hagen, Zurich and Paris Sept. 1.
Mr. Harold Caminker and Mr. Joel Selman are in Israel
for seven weeks this summer with the Bar Mitzvah Pilgrimage,
sponsored by the Labor Zionist Organization from New York.
They are at Alonei Yitzchak in Shomron and shall return Aug.
28 after having toured all of Israel.
Roberta Holtzman will return to her home at 20534 Ruther-
ford on Aug. 21 after an all summer stay in Europe where she
toured Portugal and studied in Lisbon.
Matilda . Rosenberg of Whitmore Rd. is leaving Sept. 6 for
an extensive tour of Europe. She has taught several years in the
Detroit Public Schools.
Annual Jewish Book Fair Set
for Nov. 9-26 at Jewish Center
Mrs. Arthur Gould, again ap- significant Jewish authors. They
pointed chairman this year, are presenting only one pro-
announced • that plans for the gram, the opening event, Sunday
12th Annual Jewish Book Fair evening, Nov. 10, when Dr.
are moving forward rapidly. The Marie Syrkin of Brandeis Uni-
Jewish Community Center, spon- versity will be the principal
sor of the fair will extend the speaker in a symposium on "The
original three day event to an Changing Image of the Jew in
18 day program. Contemporary Literature." Par-
Some 25 organizations will ticipating with Dr. Syrkin on the
present a wide range of pro- panel will be Rabbi Sherwin
grams, including drama, music, Wine of Windsor. This 18 day
art, lectures, educational work- period will be a genuine cultural
shops, Hebrew and Yiddish festival, a high point in Jewish
speakers, book reviews, and life and a real contribution to
Women's Division Institute dur- the Detroit community.
Working with Mrs. Gould on
ing this period. This broadened
the Book Fair Executive Com-
mittee are Mesdames Arthur
Rice, Milton Berry, Morris Fried-
man, Walter Hirschberg, Miles
Jaffe, Louis G. Redstone, Samuel
Linden and Jack Alspector.
The 12th Annual Jewish Book
Fair will be held Nov. 9 through
26 at the Jewish Community
Center, 18100 Meyers.
Merry Melody Nursery
Announces Open House
MRS. ARTHUR GOULD
participation is a giant step for-
ward in bringing the Book Fair
to the entire Jewish community.
The Book Fair Committee acts
in a coordinating capacity, pro-
viding and displaying the best
possible selection of books by
Quast Florida Sales
Company Flies New
Owners to Deltona
On Aug. 10, 50 area residents
were flown on a chartered plane
by Alger F. Quast Florida Sales
to Deltona, Fla., Mackle Broth-
ers' seven month old commun-
ity, located midway between Or-
lando and Daytona Beach near
the East coast of Florida. More
than 15 homes and 30 lots were
sold for a total of $248,000. Five
months have passed since Quast
was approved locally for the
sale of homes and homesites at
Deltona, and they have enjoyed
a total of 50 home sales and 250
lot sales since March of this
year for a volume in excess of
$800,000.
Mrs. David Holtzman, Auntie
Sarah, director of Merry Melody
Nursery, 14305 W. Eight Mile,
announces an open house on
Sunday, Aug. 18, from 10 a.m.
to noon for orientation and reg-
istration.
The nursery offers 2, 3 or 5
day sessions for children 2 1/2 to
6 years old, including: rhythm
band, foreign languages, baking,
dancing, Indian lore, and field
trips. Transportation is provided
upon request.
A Merry Melody Saturday Club
is now in the process of being
formed.
For further information, about
new semester beginning Sept. 3,
call LI 3-4688 or UN 4-0169.
Yeshiva University Publishes
Twos Monographs in Series on
Studies in Torah Judaism
Two new scholarly mono-
graphs have been published by
Yeshiva University in its series,
"Studies in Torah Judaism."
Dr. Leo Jung, professor of
ethics at Yeshiva University
and spiritual leader of the Jew-
ish Center, has written "Know-
ledge and Love in Rabbinic
Lore."
Dr. Louis Feldman, associate
professor of classics at Yeshiva
University, has written "Scho-
larship on Philo and Josephus
(1932-1962)."
Dr. Leon D. Stitskin is editor
of Yehiva University's publica-
tions.
2 Jews Receive
Research Grants
Ina Suhd Engaged
to Sanford Lutz
NEW YORK, (JTA) — Two
Jews, one an American, the
other an Israeli, received re-
search grants from the Rocke-
feller Foundation.
The Young Men's and Young
Women's Hebrew Association
of New York was given $6,180
to enable John Simon, a drama
critic, to observe professional
theater groups and university
drama programs outside New
York City. Dr. Dan Atsmon, a
research associate in the plant
genetics section of the Weiz-
mann Institute of Science, at
Rehovot, was awarded $5,800
by the Foundation to under-
write a tour of plant science
research centers in the United
States, Great Brit a i n and
Europe.
MISS INA SURD
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Suhd of
Coolidge Hwy., Oak Park, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Ina Phyllis, to San-
ford Lutz, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Lutz of Mendota Ave.
Miss Suhd attends the Col-
lege of Education at Wayne
State University. Her fiance is
an alumnae of Wayne State
where he majored in business
administration.
A March 22, 1964 wedding is
planned.
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