DECEMBER 6,1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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Santa Claus,Toyland To Highlight
Yuletide Open House at League
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"Wow"-
With something to interest ev-
ery age group, the League and Un-
ion are sponsoring a Christmas
Party from 2 to 4:30 p.m. Sunday
at the League.'
Children will be attracted to the
Hussey Room where members of
the Union and League committees,
will have a toyland.1
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airplane contest
men's residences.
between the
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Originality
.Dolls from the women's houses
will be judged on the basis of origi-
nal workmanship and over-allaap-
pearance. The model airplanes
submitted by the men's groups will
be judged on the basis of original
design.
Dolls should be between 10 and
20 inches high and airplanes
should not have motors.
Entry blanks for the contests
are due Friday in the Undergradu-
ate Offices of the League. The
blanks are to be placed in the box
of the special projects chairman,
Gwynne Finkleman.
The entries themselves are to be
in the Undergraduate Offices by
2 p.m. Saturday.
After the Christmas party, the
Junior Red Cross will collect the
dolls and airplanes and distribute
them to needy children in the
community.
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Movies, including cartoons and
children's fairy tales will b feat-
ured in the Ann Arbor Room,
while the Kalamazoo room will
have a Santa Claus.
This year jolly old St. Nicholas
will be played by Marshall Badt,
the president of Taylor Hbuse.
Gift Suggestions
The Vandenburg Room will at-
tract the attention of the adults
attending the gala holiday party
with displays centering around the
theme, "What I Want For Christ-
mas." Local merchants are do-
nating articles for the gift sug-
gestion displays.
Dancing to the music of Paul
Brodie and his orchestra will hold
forth in the League Ballroom,
while the Michigan Room will at-
tract the attention of all ages
because of the punch and cookies.
Caroling and other musical en-
tertainment for the yuletide event
will be featured by the Psurfs,
winners of last year's Gulantics.
A big feature of this year's par-
ty will be the doll contest between
the women's houses and the model
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Many StylesBMany Shapes
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(SORRY-This service reserved for our merchandise
only during December.)
Prepared and Mailed (on request)
Never, in our history has our inventory of
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BEAUTIFULLY TAILORED
JEWELRY
3 Piece Sets (Necklaces, bracelets, earrings)
Priced $3.87
A dozen styles -- in silver and gold finish.
Buy them separately ... $1.29 each.
GROUP NO.2
Jewelry selected for the
lady "who has everything."
3 PIECE sets ... $7.77*
Finished in a manner customarily found
on far more expensive Jewelry.
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DRESSER SETS
Name it we have it!
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Solid Gold Jewelry
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say Pay us a visit-see for
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of the American Gem So-
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Bracelets, earrings, necklaces and pins.
Gold-filled. Sets with real cultured Pearls.
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NECKLACES and PINS ...$5.65
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