ActiviiieJ in Soddy

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Brown are now residing in their new
home at 13805 Vassar Dr.
Ted Mill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mill, of Sturtevant Ave.,
has left for Seattle, Wash., where he will study for his Ph.D. de-
gree at the University of Washington, under a teacher-research
, fellowship. While a student at Wayne University, Ted served as
a director of research in the university's chemistry department.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Wolf, of Fullerton Ave., have as their house
guests their parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. Mickman, of Los Angeles,
Calif., who are here to spend the High Holy Days, and to attend
the forthcoming marriage of their grandson, Jack Wolk, on Nov. 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Farkus, formerly of Manor Ave., have
moved to their new home at 19810 Fenmore.

Irene Gruskin Wed
To Bert Lusky

Stuart Pernick to Head
State Temple Youth

At its annul camp conclave,
In a recent ceremony at• Holi-
day Manor, Irene Gruskin, held at Riseman Farm Camp,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis the Michigan State Temple
Youth (MSTY) elected Stuart
Pernick, of Temple Israel, its
new president. Roger Greenberg
is retiring president.
Also elected were Judy Dick-
stein, of Temple Beth Jacob,
Pontiac, vice-president; Allison
Stone, Alpena, secretary; Her-
schel Rosenweig, Temple Eman-
uel, Grand Rapids, treasurer;
and Eileen Levy, Jackson, NFTY
board member.
The four-day conference con-
sisted of seminars on "The Whys
and Wherefores of Judaism,"
"Judaism and the Making of a
Better World," "The Jew and His
Jewish Neighbor," "The Jew and
His Non-Jewish Neighbor" and
"The American Jew and Israel."
Participants in the planning
of special events were Johnny
Shepherd, Stuart Pernick and
Lee Marks. Mrs. A. Dickstein,
MRS. BEN LUSKY
youth adviser of MSTY, and
Gruskin, of Tuxedo Ave., be- Rabbi Sanford Saperstein, of
came the bride of Ben Lusky, Pontiac, dean of the group, aid-
son of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham ed in planning and carrying out
Lusky, of Otsego St. Rabbi I. the parley.
Stollman, S. Gruskin and H.
Rothenberg officiated.
The bride's gown was of white
Central High News
chantilly lace over satin, with
a rounded neckline. The full
By JUDY ALZOFON
skirt was fashioned of nylon
Welcome
back, kids! Summer
tulle with two lace insets over a
satin underskirt, which was vacation is over, but many Cen-
swept into an extended train. tralites still have memories of
Her veil of silk illusion was held the places they visited.
On vacation were Seymour
by a coronation crown, trimmed
with pearls and rhinestones, and Manello in Boston; Eve Tenen-
baum in New
she carried white orchids and
York; Judy
stephanotis.
Lewis, Alice
Eleanor Waiss was matron of
Greenbaum and
honor, and bridesmaids were
Carol Vogel, in
Louise Lusky, the bridegroom's
.Canada, Doris
sister, Delores Friedman, Sarah
Applebaum i n
Singal, Harriett Sosnick and
Chicago; Ber-
Dorene Levine. Herman Lusky,
nice Lahr in
brother of the bridegroom, was
Washing ton;
best man, and ushers included
Madra Diem in
Seymour Lusky, another broth-
Indiana; JudY
er, Jerry Friedman, Bernard Sin-
Panush in
Judy
gal, Obbie Snow and Marshall
Klaper. Frances Goldstein was Pennsylvania; Esther .Margolis
flower girl, and Donald Skup- in Massachusetts; and Jerry
Bernstein, who was learning
sky was ring bearer.
Following a honeymoon in radio and television techniques
Miami Beach, Fla., the couple in New York.
will reside on Freeland Ave.
Rochelle Sach, Rose Frank and
Carol Vogel acted as hostesses
Bettie Toti Among Stars to out-of-town friends.
The newly - formed Future
At Wi 11-0-Way; Playhouse Nurses
Club held its first elec-
Ends '53 Season Sunday tion. The results were Joan
Wood, president; Sylvia Spill-
With the charming comedy man, veep; Bernice Lahr, secre-
"Here Today," another summer tary; Rozie Rosen, treasurer.
season closes on Sunday for the
The girls' tennis team ended
popular Will-O-Way Playhouse. the season by electing Doris
Minnie Jo Curtis, popular TV Applebaum and Esther Margolis
star, renders excellent service in co-captains for the coming sea-
this play, and is assissted by an son.
able staff, with Burton Wright
* * *
and Treesa Way Merrill doing
especially good work in the cast,
Our Young Writers
together with Bettie Toti and
the balance of the cast.
In the coming weeks, The
Bettie Toti, the able Jewish
member of the staff, plays the Jewish News will again publish
role of Claire Windrew. She has special columns for our teen-
been on the Will-O-Way staff
for three summers and is listed
officially as program director.
She keeps busy running down
props for the show, building up
the program, helping in the box-
office. She was seen in several
plays and is usually liked for
her performances. She studied
drama at Wayne University and
the American Academy in New
Judy Stutz
Nancy Falk
York.
agers by writers in our schools.
Many a successful future has Among those who will partici-
started with a business oppor- pate in writing these columns
tunities ad in The Jewish News. will be Nancy Falk and Joan
Ara Handleman, Mumford High,
DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-15 and Judy Stutz, Huntingto,ni,
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