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we (Federation) can help that
"In past years, we hadn't really
agency define what the job de- had a handle on where we stood
scription should be for the re- in relation to where we thought
placement employee and what we stood until the end of the
resources that agency can use to year," Mr. Kimsal says.
find someone new," Mr. Kimsal
Federation staff will work in
says.
conjunction with a layperson
Federation itself is not exempt committee led by Phil Fisher.
from the purview and services of Business Practices officials say
Business Practices. One goal is there is, as yet, no definite pun-
to prepare monthly, rather than ishment for agencies that do not
annual, financial statements by cooperate with requirements of
1996.
the new system. LI
Lee Goosen Siegelson, former Detroiter and Cranbrook alumnus,
travels the world collecting rare and unusual jewelry.
Diamond Bracelet
Diamond Pin
116 baguette diamonds 13.25cts,
44 round diamonds 6.25cts, plus
22 marquise diamonds 12.50cts. Platinum.
Lot no. 1652 $44,500
5 marquise diamonds 5.50cts, plus
137 baguette diamonds 8.O0cts. Platinum.
Lot no. 1038
$20,500
Diamond Bracelet
1 emerald cut diamond 5.86cts, plus
2 baguette diamonds. Platinum.
Lot no. 00204
$52,000
Ladies Ring
1 center emerald cut diamond 2.90cts,
10 marquise 4.50cts, 18 round 3.O0cts,
94 baguette diamonds 17.O0cts, 13 emerald cut
Ladies Sapphire Ring
diamonds 7.00cts, plus 4 fancies 0.75 pts.
Platinum.
1 square royal blue sapphire 22.43cts flanked
Lot no. 1627
by 2 trillion diamonds 2.80cts. Platinum.
$65,000
Lot no. 4695
$52,000
Diamond Wedding Band
23 marquise diamonds 4.20cts. Platinum.
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Lot no. 5926
$11,000
"Art Deco"
Platinum & Diamond Bracelet
3 marquise diamonds approx. 2.25cts.
228 diamonds approx. 16.5cts.
(shown below)
Lot no. 1593
$27,500
Ruby & Diamond Ring
1 oval ruby 7.76cts surrounded by
44 baguette diamonds 3.00cts. 18KYG.
Lot no. 4639
$75,000
Diamond Drop Earrings
52 marquise diamonds 11.50cts plus
18 baguette diamonds 0.70cts. Platinum.
Lot no. 3076
$22,500
Partial listing.
All items available for examination
in your home or office.
Dana Isenstein's contest entry.
Chanukah Art Contest
Deadline On Tuesday
ALAN HITSKY ASSOCIATE EDITOR
MEMC
THE INTERNATIONAL
JEWELRY BANK
SINCE
11920
Call NORMAN ROMANOFF at: 800 223-6686
Siegelson's Diamonds, Inc. 56 West 47th Street, New York, NY 10036 • 212-719-2724 • Fax 212-764-7611
bigail Davidson of West
Bloomfield may or may
not win The Jewish News
annual Chanukah Art
Contest this month, but the 5-
year-old already has won one dis-
tinction:
Her contest entry — a crayon
drawing of a Chanukah meno-
rah — was the first of more than
500 expected in the annual con-
test. Dana Isenstein's was close
behind.
The entry deadline is Tuesday,
Dec. 5, at noon. Youngsters in
four age categories compete for
the chance to have their artwork
appear on the cover of the Dec.
15 Jewish News.
The works and photographs of
the winners and runners-up in
each age group will appear inside
the same issue.
There are cash awards for win-
ners in each age grou s and all
invited to a display of their work
and a Chanukah party at the
Jimmy Prentis Morris Jewish
Community Center on Sunday,
Dec. 17.
JPM staff and volunteers dis-
play as many of the contest en-
tries as possible throughout the
building and mount artwork of
the winners. From 2-4 p.m. on
Dec. 17, JPM and The Jewish
News will host the Mask Puppet
Theatre, a brief art contest
awards program, a family
chanukiot-building contest, re-
freshments and awards to fam-
ilies for the best chanukiot
(menorahs).
Students through age 15 can
still enter the contest. An official
entry blank can be found on a
full-page advertisement in this
issue.
All entries must be delivered
to The Jewish News b noon