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Beth El - Sisterhood-Set Two-Day Treas -urama'

A two-day "Treasurama" is
planned by the Sisterhood of
Temple Beth El this Sunday
and Monday, in the temple's
social hall, it is announced by
Mrs. Major Siegel, president.
Under the chairmanship of
Mrs. Arthur Bloom, the fund-
raising event will be held from
10 a.m: to 8 -
p.m., dail y,
and will be a
showcasing of
unusual fur-
nishings and
objects d'art
for the home.
Among the
items to be
-displayed and
on sale are
antique silver
platters, Dres- Mrs. Siegel
den candelabra, carved jade,
crystal and fine China, con-
temporary coffee tables-, --chests,

lamps and bric-a-brac of all
descriptions.
Items of unusual interest to
the antique hunter are a wine
cooler fashioned into a plant
stand, an old Seth Thomas
mantle clock and a rosewood
roll-top lap desk.
A special feature of "Treas-
urama" will be an auction at
7 p.m. Monday, at which all
remaining pieces will go to
the highest bidder. Refresh-
ments will be served during
the show in the social hall.
Funds raised from the event
will be used to continue sup-
port of the Sisterhood's pro-
gram to provide rabbinical
scholarships at Hebrew Union
College and continue summer

camping programs at Ocono-
mowoc, Wis., and Saratoga„
Calif., for boys and girls 14
to 18.

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'JWV Activities

Getting together at a final planning meeting prior to their
annual donor event, to be held at 8:30 p.m., Sunday, in the
Lt. ROY F. GREEN AUXIL-
Ford auditorium, are these members of the DeGoit ConnCti IARY is planning a hospital
of Pioneer Women, left to right, seated: Mesdames DAVID party for veterans at. Ann Arbor
SCHRAGE, contributing organizations; MICHAEL MICHLIN, - Veterans Hospital on Dec. 15,
advisor; JACK WILK, special projects; standing, Mesdames advises Gertrude Left, presi-
ALBERT HERMAN, Moetzot Hapoalot co-chairman; SAUL dent. Under the chairmanship
ROSE, bulletin; and MOE SASLOVE, Moetzot co-chairman.
of Mrs. Harold Jacobs,' members
• The evening's program will feature David Tesher, Consul will provide entertainment, gifts
General of Israel, who will •speak on "Israel Towards Its and refreshments to the hos-
.econd- Decade;" comedian Joey Adams, and 'Rita Wynne, pitalized veterans. For trans-
concert and opera star, accompanied by Rebecca Frohman. portation, call Mrs. Left, UN
Council speakers will be Mrs. Irving Turner, president; and 4-1051.
Mrs. Sam Wasserman, vice-president, of funds.

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Stephens, Student Council
president, and John Fried, - 12A
class president respectively, for
the' day. Elected teachers will
submit regular plans ' of work
beforehand and will carry on
the usual procedure during
class, we hope!
Excited 12Bs anxiously cam-
paigned during the first three
hours of school yesterday, for
senior elections. Ballots were
nervously cast the first hour
EVERYTHING FOR 'LAD' and 'DAD'
this morning. . . . Best wishes
to the' victors!
Congrats are in order to:
Hedy Cohen, Jodee Marzett, if Come in and choose from a wide variety of nationally advertised
Jane Davis and Beverly
Schwartz who were recently se-
clothi ng, Arrow or Van Heusen Shirts, Slacks, Ties, Sweaters,
lected honor guards for the
coming January graduation.
Accessories, and many many more. HUSKIES A SPECIALTY!
The selection is based 'upon
scholarship, citizenship, and ac-
tivity in the school.
Central cagers are preparing
for the opening game of the
basketball season, this year to
be a non-league contest against
Chadsey today on Central's
court. Under the tutelage of
coach John Webber, a squad of
25 boys have been working out
since early in November.
The Detroit News is once
more sponsoring its Southwest-
ern Michigan Scholastic Writ-
ing Awards. Any student from
cury.
the sixth through •the twelfth
grade is eligible to compete. All
CARD OF THANKS
'Lites are urged to enter the
The family of the late Mau- competition. Deadline for this
rice Garelik acknowledges with year's entries is Jan. 24.
grateful appreciation the many
kind expressions of sympathy There is no want to them that
extended by relatives and fear him. . . . They that seek
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Mumfordites will gather to-
night at the fifth annual snow-
ball dance at Ford Auditorium,
planned under the direction of
the social committee of the
Student Council. Gail Burkow
chairs this 'committee.. •
- Starting on Monday and. last-
ing through Wednesday, Dec.
11, all 1013s will take special
experimental tests. At the same
time, these tests also will be
given to- 10B students at Chad-
sey, Cody and Mackenzie, to
give the Board of Education a
better idea of a master plan
of courses. Results of the test-
ing will enable counselors to
give better individual attention
in making out students' pro-
grams. If the experiment is
successful, all 10Bs in the city
will take these tests semi-
annually.
Today commences the 1957-
58 basketball season at Mum-
ford. Mumford, faces Central in
a non league game this after-
noon.,
Grade petitions go out Mon-
day for this year's Student
Council- election. Election will
take place Dec. 16 and 17.
Bettie Schottenfels, 12B, re-
cently won third place in a
nationwide contest, sponsored
by the Ford Motor Company.
Bettie, along with other jour-
nalism students from all over
the country, saw a priiiate
showing of the '58 Ford line
in October. Then the students
were to write and , submit
their stories of the showing.
For placing third, Bettie gets
a scholarship. Bettie is editor-
in-chief of the Mumford Mer-

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