MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY STATE NEWS Vol. 54 No. 17 August 16, 1962 Frlce 10$ 100 Come To Fifth Romney Promises Active Campaign Gym Clinic By SUSAW JACOBY of the Stat* News Staff "It's obvious that businesses don't want to locate where they Gymnastic performers and coaches from Michigan, 16 other must p3y extremely high taxes," George Romney, Republican he emphasized. "Furthermore, states and Canada will converge gubernatorial candidate, promis¬ our constant legislative squab¬ on the Michigan State campus ed an active campaign to revive bling and nationally aired diffi¬ Sunday through Friday for the Michigan's business picture dur¬ culties have tarnished Michigan's 5th Annual National Summer ing his campaign tour through image to the extent of discour¬ Gymnastics Clinic. Michigan State and the Lansing aging new industry." More than 100 young people area Monday. ' "Michigan's leaders have been already are registered for the Romney. who faces Democra¬ hostile to business for the last clinic which will see the nation's tic Governor John Swainson in 14 years. Both business and labor top coaches and active gymnastic the Nov. 6 election, stopped at must feei confident that the athletes presenting up-to-date Williamston, Mason, Lansmgand government treats all groups teaching and coaching techniques East Lansing :n his whirlwind- fairly. and methods. tour which included a visit to "Speaking from a lifetime of One of the clinic's major University Village. practical experience, I know the objectives will be to stress gym¬ The 55-year-old candidate, Michigan legislature can be nastics instruction on elementary who^is former head of American drawn together. The legislature and secondary school level, in Motors, said the key to reviving needs constructive leadership, keeping with President Kennedy's the state's business picture one which doesn't create anta¬ emphasis on physical fitness im¬ to free the state from domination gonism. People said Con-Con provement. by special interest groups." would never work, yet we pro¬ Directing the clinic will be Romney s aid he would use duced one qf the finest state George Szypula. Michigan State's experience gained as present ,n the country." of American Motors in leading gymnastic coach, who will handle Romney, who served as Con- a teaching assignment himself. the state out of economic cha os. , . i . Con vice-president and organ- Highlighting the clinic week Romney sighted several slid- cttizens for Michigan, the will be two special events offered larides between his ProWtms ^ ^ , demMi to the general public. as president of American Mot for constitutional reform, stands The first is an Olympic devel¬ pd those to be faced by Mi< hi- the new state opment meet, set for Monday at gan s governor constitution. 1:30 p.m. at JenisonGymnasium, Weighted by a huge djibt, Swain son opposes ratification open to the public without charge. American Motors was generi ,liy 0(-~the d'ocume^. It is designed for training offi¬ considered a dying corpora) ion The GOP candidate spoke of cials, with young performers before Romney became prr/ •tun Arigiculture? ''.4s*'? 'Je in ■#!;.*-' • » /»ri-rfy took "I »ii '4u»te ffcriJUd f/ jhisfc h tt#ne iroutri ptrf/t'titty. K" out- tor visitors to campus. j v •wf sh* time in c/nik trvwvi W.nssntV. I ever, cjit.* >«er» 4urjr*g primary t*rr©»t?/ , ( t*r Prominently displayed in tjhe first floor hall metis#! In t,'/m*K.tirXi wttH wy pvH?it»S »tlrr*;e c-MTMt. S scwrr irsAjp.- h*'A, fVrf tiffse f> Mrs. < Hrr*et> Ubirc* <>' 1201 University sre the names of those students who have actual*? >"> e'* fa/met." VIU«$* m » of f-hil*. Sfet h»» llvwl achieved a 3,5 average or higfher during spring "A *»st? Hit* R-wj/xy'fr prafe«i>ly mew.* * iw* tr. 0i« Oil?**! OTXS y«;,r. '/fi'- I ^ h vrjimrn," Mr. '/..mtntrr t/t 1201 Ln- »#k5; term. **T*ity VMh* »*W- "j' Shows fe* tirr**, "I -lof.'- ...iwJrratw; !/x. rrnx.' i but h&Mrw. i •>.*/* ?;-T*r/ i« » tawU'l#**' Ujt %fn*x It is an honor for the stjudents who have dtftHfctM'4 will jwt* nwcf> of * fesmw. Mor* pnr. I Think f> »* j* *«ry 4od t»ik itindi' their names on the board. Mi ny persons pass¬ c/f ft«r. ;/roi/»fc}y !>S |;* vu*." •}-«?* v> ti**. p+'4>l*. 1 AJ nS» ap-v};****-: ?rvm mm; s- /,#»» not %««7. 'hit befor» !r> my cwwry, ing through the union stop to look over the lis* J«r*. »i * ***** :r4ft *jr>. ftir. • -< 'r-.f.-g whic^h is arranged alphabetically by colleges. The honor and the MSU »c j demic imag" »r* Fluoride Not somewhat tarnished this sur» mer, however. Br BOB 9QH a s,r S«t» K»«» kiMct Ei■>«: It»'i •;.<• The person who put up #»•»!• »y*Urrfi4 -!»» Jjew Jrw> s pelied the first one on mw^tixd im CULTURE, vVat-n '/r>,trr t ?*,•<■;k»lrf»«r?i.'5«s '/f ??;» f »"• *« wt.k 'r f)u//r i'> !« rsqwr*'. This r*i*, Jr. turr, it 'Vl^r rr»;-jf! f/y 'K«- extent (/f w»t*r fjt.-nwripl'/': itvi *#. *h» ttifAts lr, fit0 wti mi*, wlyt,-/" »*;»r ibrvi4f» » '/f trjjulHf fi '^/f i-i* »?,*< s »*• ,r » t »r. .** wi'fy?/ * wfj >,-/ ?}>» fw$*t, > ' r '.'/#• vf }■/*■•, famfyrf e j 1| •Jvy/1 |2Vj »J » * •rpiVTr#i« t typ#« 'A "Jry f«p/>r«i *f» I'/r tivmbifHfti. 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These Squa/lrons are Mathematics units of the !27c. Tac Peco-r in Stockholm, Sweden. Dr. Joseph E. Adney, Wing. associate professor of mathe¬ "To stay proficient Is Jet air¬ matics, is also attending this craft arsd fulfill the minimum meeting, flying retirements," Johnston Deskina will remain in Europe said, "it is .necessary for the on sabbatical :eave for tfie 1962- Guard pilots to fly at least twice Michaels >>3 school year for study at Tutoir— a week." He said tJiat the pilots come Stern ger. L'r 1 ver s 11y, Tubingen, Germany. from a.!i professions and a good Tliurs. FH. Sal. esqes /rz7 favufy wr.Uf/y'ts/.) Regular 25C children Fun Time Books IPh.D. Suits give you 'a 1 vested interest jin the suit with a vest tor ™ - f W fall because «f ji» I this is the i , L authentic look of the success¬ ful young man of today. Ph.D, *|? •' spells success for you in our collection of several outstanding COAT, e. J fabrics. Come these new suits see VEST, at HOLDKN-KEID TROUSERS. 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Also, we haveelec- of ma u rials. land values arid troritc computers lo help *j ■-*" politlcsl dealings—ro name only Once the variables have been The Name that Made t'Uza Famous in Lansing s few. selected, the geographer can' all |e are so many variables on some well established patterns NOW OPEN AT 11:00 A M | all can be taken into and chains of sequence Inmai trig Serving Snstkt Sandwiches Luncheon* it," Getis points out. predictions. - - • ke personalitiesofentre Alto Catering to p can be variable. What p do is consider die most Women's Store Private Parties - Banquets - Meetings k factors. tunately, there have been Moves to Vi*U Our RfrthitkeUvr City Open 5 p.m. Dally ment Marie's, In a fashion establish¬ Lansing since 1950, Was 11.one ED 7-1311 (Complete 1 nkr -(ah Service POPLARS MOTEL 1ms H»e coaap eta ceeferei moved into a new store at tjhe Corner of MAr and Albert. List facilities yew are looking for...oir-conditionn speciews function rooms...a beautiful peel Lsnsing. The women's apparel row relexetion after the meeting. opened Wednesday. Mrs, Ma tile O. Smith, owner, s»Jd: "In addition to clother. fw nigh school and college girls, we also have styles for care sr girts and the more matu*e woman." Marie's is open 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. each weekday exclud¬ US-16-JUST EAST OF E LANSING ing Wednesday. The store is open from 12 noon to 9 p.n. Smooth nailing A freth, new took in cardigans tbsi vigorous contrast W broad an.i «a"ow **>■■>• <> alternate panel* Deliberately casuist and oh, so smooth The atyi-ng >n ajte/tured Irn.t and wonder' ,,■<><*. J|^> TM€ ANZAC BY B>RD JEFF inter oatlortal 'urnt yomti Msrnf sjrjiUf.Ji'h f atrihaSHa'lor ;irr»v«-lfc»f. JfKl»a /till vittit Aipef«4# l lirafc afM?«rr r»» cattle. lattt week ;md Itjirne'llettely set ■ Get Off To A two-month stay in Michigan. All will return to rheir homelands will later visit Van Bureti, Tus¬ cola and Branch counties. amwiiil State 4-H Show at Michi¬ gan .'Itate University, August 27- Fast Start... at the in late November. Richard Bailey of Venezuela 30. Here they will Join tour UNION "The IFYE program, spons¬ will be in Hillsdale, Kent and other IFYE's who cameto Michi¬ ored by the nation's 4-H clubs, Lenawee counties. He halls from gan earlier this summer. seeks to Improve international understanding through personal contact." points out Mary Wood¬ ward, assistant state 4-H Club Legs Sore? Tired BOOKSTORE leader. About (In The Union Building) 2,750 young people have travelled under IFYE to or from America sponsorship in the See us for the we are fujlly stocked and past families 15 years. have Nearly 20,000 been hosts. A finest and best buys in ready to Serve you... Stop total of 62 Michigan youths have English Bicycles in today hn Coin, statu*. -State Hew* Photo. iriiMgaiBflggaaE right, and Officer Chorle* Ehrke 14 the D»- Twe Mile* South wtit ot Lansing en M-71 port moat of Public Safety. Thi re :rvit* art Tonite Thtu Sal. KmmmXImmimm mil ADM. 90C Gotes Open tTTTI ■ EXCLUSIVE -at LANSIINC OUIVI IN IHUIDt FIIJST THE ITMtf SHOWING! At Jack ton DON'T MISS FILMED IN MICH. and Oakland County THIS ONE A STMT SO BOLD IT WILL AFFECT EVERY PARENT AND TEENAGER IN THE ENTIRE WORLD... BECAUSE ITS REAL! The Most Famous Goof Up ▼He's a Teenage Terror <•?* Who Ever Went To War Who Scares : - Nobody But Himself A WiNHcGMN MAkiliA H'rtk •"^ROBERT WLR5 HOjUQ \?\r. \ IWtir, MV4&? [ Fri - Sat Late Guest Feature At II:58 FRANK SINATRA MAN MARTIN I SAMMV DAVIS, JR PETER LAWFORD ANOlE DICKINSON . . — r»lf.HAMf> COP4TI TCCHMICOlOII M OCEANS 11 nr>MI I'Af Ms'.f W/MOMf \ m. and SM. WASHINGTON (AP)- Ixlurvl, < watfr From Many of the slates have work¬ Ketnhlkai recetvtnf a tip pi11 > #? • ing arrangements with ihetr Som»' 20,000 Mtud«-ntB thl8 twice a found week >/y ..j float ptan#l technical ootleges to give pref¬ 3 Hits ADM.75' Hummer highways Montana »nntjfn*-rt nine college erence to civil engineering stu¬ students to public relations work dent* and some have year- the road to a. college with motorists. They dressed tn round cooperative arrange¬ Ecstatic romance Exc dances. Excstvmmumc I education. hard hats ami fluorescent vestal ment* whereby the student* IN THE WORLD'S PARADISE OF SONG I j go This estimate come* from Dm1 and at to school for point* where traffic was a given number of Better Highway* Information month* and then work for the foundation, a nonprofit organi¬ delayed by construction, they zation supported by contractor* went ilown the line of car* ex* highway department the rest of and the automotive Industry to plaining the delay, answering the year in order to earn money to continue their education. supply Information on highway* question* about the state and and thetr effect on the nation'a handing out pamphlet*. Be aide a prospective engi¬ In working for the highway de. economy. neer*. the highway department* In working for atate highway partmentn the student* earned employed a number with other department*, the youngatera car¬ between $I.2S an hour aa labor* specialties — chemists for test¬ ried transit compa**e*, pounded er* to $2,60 for fledgling engi¬ ing soil* and materials, account¬ stakes, cleared brush, drove neers. The average waa $1.60 a* ants and urban planners. FtVKPRESlEY trucks, conducted survey a of road hour. usage, cooked ami even designed bridges and roads. In Connecticut, 54 worked aa temporary toll collectors. In re¬ mote sections of Alaaka, the student workera went about car¬ rying 12-gauge shotguns loaded with bear slugs for protection agalnat bears and cow moose with young calves. Three students Bpent most of the summer on Wince of Wales Romney (Continued from page 1) eerlng men, but they don't want to work here." Discussing the relationship be¬ tween universities and the legis¬ lature, Romney said: "I favor autonomy for univer¬ sities. When funds are appro¬ priated. colleges should be able PROGRAM to use them as they see fit. INFORMATION However, the legislature has con¬ IV 5-6485 stitutional control over appro¬ priations and should have inform¬ ative reports on where the money OLUUtYit-H is going." The candidate called for a 65C to 5:30 P.M higher type of in the the "Not entire political activity United States. only young people, but general public, con¬ sider politics 'dirty.' We need S^eigSewEHtt ONCE IN A WHILE A PICTURE FEATURE AT 1*10-3:45 6:: 10-9:18 P.M. citizen-minded politicians who demonstrate the inherent honor COMES ALONG THAT SPELLS FUN of governmental activity," he FOR ALL... WE HAVE SL CH A noted. Romney, a devout Mormon, PICTURE IN "HATARB" considers serving one's fellow man through politics as a form mm of serving God. ITie fast-rising political figure who polled over 450,000 votes in the August 7 primary stated Monday that he "would absolutely not seek the GOP Presidential sm MlSIMS W0IN6i:jW ■ WBC« icwiaw nomination in 1964." When asked TESMWICOlSiT' about a draft, he replied: "The possibility is so remote that it would be presumptuous of "Suzie Wong" Shown 2nd At 10:17 me to comment. 1 might add that I've never undertaken any job in my life that I didn't finish. YOU'LL THRILL 3rd Hit I plan to dedicate myself entirely to solving Michigan's many pro¬ THIS BIO WONDERFU blems SECRETS OF THE CELLS! SHAME OF INMATES! BABIES BORN IN JAILS! INNOCENTS THROWN IN WITH FEMALE BULLY-BOYS!!! Coffee Break* Samhviches Pizza Italian Food OPEN II A.M. Air Conditioned CASA iJvijuAJi'issMatt ORO iCHOLS-COOPER NOVA NEXT ATTRACTION! ROCK HUDSON-BURL IVES in *■ ED 7-1668 House of Women Shoij*, 211 M.A.C. "THE SPIRAL ROAD" fewesf TOP HITS Sound In Stock Warning What noise graJbs a person's DISC attention best? of Herbert speech, Working through J. Oyer, professor plans to find out. a $42,780 SHOP OPEN EVENINGS gram from the Office of Civil Defense, Oyer will attempt to determine what sound or com¬ bination of sounds would be the optimum warning signal in event of an attack on the United States. What qualities would the opti¬ mum signal have in addition to being easily audible? Oyer, who has just started on the project, it not sure at this point. "Offhand, however," he said in an Interview, "1 can think of several probable requisites. The sound should be of a dis¬ turbing nature. Perhaps it should be a sound that suggests danger to a person. "It should be a sound that would not be confused with some other, something different from the telephone bell or a fire engine which people are used to hearing, it ought to arouse a person from sleep as well as compete with the noises of his regular envi- The soum* could resemble a human or animal sound, Oyer observed. Also, he added, sev¬ er a 1 attention-getting noises could be combined into one signal. One sound Oyer wants to try is "white noise." This is a blend of s ever a 1 frequencies (pitches) just as white light is a blend of several colors of the spectrum. "White noise makes a sort of hissing sound, like a steam clothing presser," Ofer* said. Slight variations In tie blend, he added, produce otner sounds. The MSI researcher pointed out that frequency (pitch), in¬ tensity (loudness) and other properties of sound can be regu¬ lated to produce, sounds of any given specifications, natural or unnatural. Sound waves can be clipped off and regulated in other unusual ways. "We can do all kinds of things with sound," Oyer said, "but what is ultimately the best warn¬ ing signal remains to be deter¬ mined." After a thorough review of past research related to this project. Oyer plans to conduct laboratory experiments and ac¬ tual field trials to determine the relative warning values of various sounds.. "'PLACEMENT BUREAU The United States Air Force will be interviewing at the Place¬ ment Bureau on Wednesday. They 1 will be interviewing all majors, all degrees for the Officers Candidate School program. AIR SEA IKK ITS W® tell tickets for all major sea* and air line* at official rates. TECHNIRAMA' • TECHNICOLOR* . | COLLEGE TRAVEL OFFICE PRESENTED BY WARNER BROS.I 130 W, Grand River F.D 2-866^ Next Attraction: Burt Lancaster as Robert Stroud 'Birdman of Alcatraz ■ife'y, & ■ wmmw. - - partans Nation Ex-Sp«ri«fi Holland CoacK l«bb Ha* been line coach under Jim Jebh, 3G, former stand¬ (Continued from page 1) retiring heart coach, William out Spartan RricWer, Saturday rional opponents, St an (or ind <11111) Hlnga. for the laat three ■was name'.', head football coach North i axoiin*# wctm >mv a years. av 'lollantl, Michigan HtghSchool. chance to break into the top 20. < hartes Bach man from WS3 Jebb servtid two years as line Jebl> played three years at coach at Monroe before to l94t>; C larence biggie Munn, tackle tor MSI) and wound moving Joining Saimes and Dehrman new athletic director, from 1947 up to Holland. He had two year* on the All-America team are his college career as starting to 1953 and Daugherty, 1954 to coaching experience while serv¬ ends Hugh Campbell of Wash¬ left tackle for the Spartans in 1961. ing in the Army. ington State and Tom Hutchinson the 1954 R«..se Bowl game. He NC5U was victorious over was All-City and All- of Kentucky: tackles Jim Duna- The other Associated Press while at Grand Rapids way, Mississippi, and Bobby Bell. survey revealed that Daugherty UCLA, 28-20. lic Centr'L Minnesota; guard Dave Watson, was 12th among active coaches Georgia Tech; center Lee Roy on basis of won-lost records. He Jordan, Alabama; quarterback has coached his teams to 48 Sonny Gibbs, Texas Christian, wins, 23 defeats and two ties. and halfbacks Charlie Mitchell, Bud Wilkinson, Oklahoma Washington, and Jerry Stovall, coach, piled up the best record LSU. over the years. Former MSU SUMMER assistant coach Dan Devine ranks Daugherty, Saimes Behrman were pictured and along third. GEORGE SAIMES I PICNIC I with the nine other All-Americas in a two-page color photograph in the shot magazine. of An action color George Saimes and his 100 to Gymnastics Clinic A Complete teammates in action (Continued from page 1) Illinois, the 1962 NCAA team against runner-up: Paul Fina, National Notre Dame is also shown. Playboy is not the only nation¬ Thursday at the Men's Intramural Building arena starting at 7:30 AAU free exercise champion Meal only 35 p.m. Tickets for this show will ,Ed Halik, director of men's act! al magazine or news service to be priced at $1 for adults and vities, American Sokol; Mildred give Michigan State .high regard Prchal, director of women's acti¬ 50 cents for students. This will for the 1962 season. The United Press International's board of give the youngsters a chance vities, A m eric an Sokol; Jim Make Henry's Rozanas, one of the nation's top coaches put the Spartans eighth to perform in front of the public, while they predicted Ohio State and will offer teachers and acrobatic and dance Instructors; A Habit Ed Cole, national trampoline coaches among clinic registrants for second or first along with a chance to champ from Michigan and Herb Alabama. help plan a show and inside Football, issued by Sport later evaluate the effort. Among the clinic registrants Vogel, coach at Flint Junior Col¬ lege. HENRY'S DRIVE-INS Additional members of the Magazine, agrees with UP1 and are Ed Bengston, coach of St. 1553 Michigan clinic teaching staff are Bob puis MSU eighth in the nation. Clair High School's state champ¬ 1 Block West of Stout, former U.S*, Olympian and Brody Street and Smith's Football ions; Ron Aure, 16, of St. Clair, now a prep coath in Annual pegged the Spartans one the state freeexercisechampion; Philadelphia; notch higher—seventh—and Ernestine Russell Carter, two- Sally Noble, 16, of East Lansing, time Canadian Olympian and added MSU tackle Fd Budde the the Michigan AAU horse vault Ali-America candidate list. champion in 1961; Susan McDon¬ Two other magazines, while nell, 16, senior provincial gym not venturing national rankings, champion in Ontario and in Que¬ former MSU student at now teaching Lansing Everett, and Michigan State performers Dale Cooper, LOLITA is laced with picked Michigan State to place bec and Helen Content. 11, prom¬ Jerry George, Jim Durkee and Todd Gates. brilliance." second in the Big Ten behind ising Lansing youngster. —LIFE MAGAZINE Duke has won the Atlantic Coast Ohio State. Enrolled on the. teaching staff Conference golf title the laat two Playboy's predictions came on are Bill Meade, coach at Southern "The miracle remains that he heels of two national colle¬ giate football surveys which such a movie was ever FIRST SHOW showed the Spartans were a quar¬ made at all — and made ter-century national power. 7:00 P.M. One survey by the Associated SO Well." —LOOK MAGAZINE Press put the Spartans sixth TONIGHT ONLY among the 25 most successful football in the last 25 teams ADULTS 90C years on a won-lost basis. Okla¬ homa first with 191 wins, was FEATURE 7:20 9:30 53 losses and 10 ties for a .783 OPERETTA percentage compared to Michi¬ THE DAZZLING SHOW gan State's 148 wins, 60 losses, FILM 10 ties and .712 percentage. OF SHOWS - IT'S PACKED WITH PLEASURE! CLASSIC! Michigan was eighth with a .702 percentage. Notre Dame was second, Tennessee, third, SHUCKING VIVID UCIlt! STATE GRIDDERS RATED No. 1 PETER Read it in the Sept. SELLERS in a totally different role! 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MSU graduate Robert Carroll discovere-l the bones seven miles GET west of Alpena at the shale beds of the Huron Portland Cement Co. Carroll, a Mason resident, is doing graduate work in pale¬ ontology at Harvard. Paleon¬ tology is the study of extinct . forms of life. Victor Hogg, curator of exhi¬ L bits at the MSI' museum and assistant': Dave lillss and/eonon Hllleadeaux aid Carr oll ments. "The bones brought a truck to incollecting the frag¬ were encased in CASH •J 1 -|sj ■1 over one and one-half tons of limestone," Hogg said. 'Hie Devonian period of geo¬ ^^ logical history wan character¬ ized by a rise of fishes. The \\ for fish at the MSU museum is a placoderm, or armored fish. "The species was about 30 feet long," Hogg said. "Its FOSSIL FRAGMENTS-Vlctor Hogg, curator of exhibits a) the mouth would have been about University museum, examines a fragment of a 35Q-million-year- TEXTBOOKS four feet wide and its four cut¬ old fish found near Alpena. S*t in limestone, the bones will bs ting teeth would have measured extracted and the skeleton of the fish assembled if enough nine inches long." fragments can be found. "State News Photo. The area where the fish lived FLASH CLEANERS Frandor FLASH CLEANE was probably covered by a Shal¬ low sea, as land plant fossils were Plants also found near of the species caltxyton the bones. Clip and Save When that lastexam were present. I awl "These were the first known plants," Hogg explained. is finished think "They are the ancestors of to¬ day tree fern.' Assembling the fish may prove of Campus difficult. The bones will have to be e*tr ai tet! from limestone. would "Assembling the skeleton depend largely on the num¬ Book Store ber said. of pieces we have." Hogg "If there artrn't too many ft ogrnents missing, we can. make for the plaster casts of the missing ones. "We won't do anything with the fragments Immediately, as this place to would require the help of a trained paleontologist. However, It might be very Interesting to assemble sell your the fish, particularly If It Is the first one Scientists found in Michigan." are able to tell the books. age of fossils such as the one found near Alpena by radioactive rocks. studying All radio¬ Get Fast active substances turn into other forms of matter after of time. a net period Thus, scientists are Service able to 'letprmlrte the ex-s<.' age CLEANING of radioactive earth'layers. Yon Mlisr HRINc; IN CO UPON WITH P.xplirn Sat, A»IH* IHth, (MrUlJiS- at. . . "While there is no fsdioM ilw Coupon t.ood Only C(K)|i t rip vy E. matter near pt,r" Alpena, we' tncom- the fossil with tl^sslfle-l During Attended Hotn a with I' rf e i n I on a I Dry Lansing** matter f? '.fri othei .it raz I ho':, i 7:10 a.m. a.m. to *»• 9▼ p.m. j).if>. ' wleaning Older^ of ft. .»n• na Department we able to pinpoint lt~ at. 'f. f.,:n. o» More (jig m. were . or igin os lying wltldn the Devon- Wkkmmmmm WMSBBBBMiu uuiu^ Store for Ian period " One-hour dry cleaning and shirt Student* The first known amphibians an-! lobed-fln fi s h appeared dur laundering at no extra charge Ing the Devonian perl'f'. these -everyday including Saturday! Some CAMPUS doy service on wash pant* and shirts. OPEN TOP HITS Mon Thru f'ri In Stock Till < rr> DISC Saturday Till 7 pm BOOK STORE SHOP and coln-op Dry Cleaning a (ACROSS FROM THE FRANDOR Shopping Center UNION OPEN EVENINGS I, ASM ' I ittci'.t flash ( I, I-: a N !•; o BUILDING) ''' ' "vyp|' ■ ' - i , ri Many Calls! RentedRoom Immediately! IJ I.U I OOOO *1 Automotive _ ^ Employment For Sale Real Estate 1961 Surf ire Convertible com¬ COED MODELS needed for Sum¬ 3 bedroom Trailer 1957 General.2 6cciroom. house for sale or pletely equipped. Classic in >11 mer and Fall State News pro¬ 41' x 8'. A 11 Mobil Homes Manor. rent. $135 a month. Call Fe 9- iM original beauty. Finished in motions. Come to.the State News 2164. ED 2-0260. IS 19_ Dresden Blue with white top. Office, room 341 Student Services Room air-conditioner. McGraw- Built a saleable equity while in 20,000 actual miles. Building sfter 3. Nocalls Please^ Edison. New in June. Used about school. Ten minutes fromM.S.U. Two JOIN AVON today for good earn¬ 15 days. $165. ED 2-3343. 18 Small, one-bedroom nouseavail¬ a harp foreign models: 1958 ings. You'll be glad you did. For able to mature, married student Volkswagen in green; 1961 Renault Cold Spot Refrigerator. 11 1/2 in beautiful pearl white. personal interview write or call couple at $50 per month. First cubic feet. One year old. Per¬ —Mrs. Alana Huckins. 5664 year's rent makes your down * JSS **Vt & FOUND Corvatrs 1960-1962 Outstanding School Street, Hsslett. Michigan. IV 2-6893. C fect condition. Has flve-y ear guarantee. $118. Call 332-3950.18 payment 708 S. Hayford, Lans- Selection of America's favorite ing. Call ED 2-4113. 17 Underwood Typewriter $50. Like compact. Sedans, Men & Women to sell party plan 3 bedroom brick house Coupes, Sta- new German Camera and Elec¬ at 1423 ^ PEANUTS PERSONAL tionwagons. quality toys. Full or part time. Wilshlre Rd.. Haslett. $14,900. • REAL ESTATE tronic Flash. Also lawn sweeper. No investment. H & B Toy Sales. For Sale by owner for less than •SERVICE Call 485-6963. 17 IV 7-0851* FHA valuation. FE 9-8544. •TRANSPORTATION SPARTAN MOTORS 19 18 Girl's full sized American bi¬ East Lansing. An exceptional all .WANTED INC. •fc For Rent cycle. Good condition. Reason- brick, air conditioned home with¬ able. Phone 332-5119. 18 T. V. RENTALS — For your room in easy walking distance of DEADLINE: 3000 E. MICHIGAN or apartment. From $5 - 8 us. 6 spacious rooms, beautiful camp¬ IV 7-3715 $7 a mm Movie Camera Bauer 88 f:JU a.m. «n« efos* do y month. ALL SETS GUARAN¬ B £. with 1.9 Schneider condition, moderately priced. Wfcw publication TEED. Phone NEJAC T. V. Xenoplan 1953 Ford convertible.New tires, Normal and Schneider Cur tar Call Romayne E. Hicks, Broker. RENTALS ED 28978 or 489- Wide Angle Lenses. Compumatlc •IV 9-4688. Evenings. ED 2-2945. PHONE: new top, new paint. V8 standard 1684. C shift. Excellent shape. Reason- (Bolex System). Variable Speed. 19 355-8255 or 8256 2-6820. 19 APARTMENTS $55 ED 7-0531 6-7 P.M. 19 Brick Ranch Income. 3 bedrooms Congenial, retired lady to share Labrador Retriever RATES: Volvo 1958. Excellent condition, my nice downtown home. Every- Puppies. plus 3 room studio apartment any reasonable offer will not be Ideal family pet or all-purpose ground floor. Apartment 1 OAY".. SI .00 thlng furnished. IV 9-7369. 17 hunter. ED 7-7213. Wallace always refused. Call 355-9902 after 5 occupied by faculty. Private en¬ 8 Unsupervised apartments for 3 DAYS S2.00 P.M. 17 Reese. 1569 Hatch Road, Okemos. trance and parking for tenants. rent. 1 or 2 bedrooms. Newly S DAYS S3.00 11 Quiet area, large lot, trees. 1956 Plymouth 6 automatic. Ex¬ furnished. Air conditioned. All Used 1959 Mo-Ped Motor Bike. Phone ED 7-7676. BnW on IS words'por ad) cellent Condition. $495. )g private baths. Close to campus. Best offer. Call 355-7871 after Th#r« will ko • 23* ••rvleo Parking for all. ED 2-3792. 19 6. 19 1063 Lilac. 3 bedroom, den.fire- 1958 Vauxhall—Runs good. $395. an4 kookk**pi«g cKorgo if Roommate to share 2 man fur¬ pi ace, spacious kitchen-dining this «4 it not paid Light-weight Motorcycle.Gradu¬ area, large landscaped lot. FHA. nished apartment 2 blocks from DAN O'SHAUGNESSEY ating, must sell red and chrome Available September. ED 7-1887. campus. Call ED 7-0366 after 1959 German Hercules J-Be. Ex¬ 2501 E. Michigan 5 P.M. 17 19 cellent condition. Economical DIAL IV 9-2388 17 houses transportation, perfect for camp¬ Faculty Neighborhood. 2 blocks Automotive 1956 CHEVROLET SPORTS us. Reserve fuel tank, to Okemos Elementary and Junior Campus-near. Tranquil, sub¬ adjustable LAY AND MATTHEWS. 1322 E. COUPf.Original owner, Good con¬ shocks, buddy seat, locking tool High School. 3 bedroom Cape urban environment. 3 bedrooms. dition. 2-tone brown and beige, boxes, saddlebags. New battery, Cod on shady landscaped 3/4 Michigan. IV 5-2243. Do you 2 baths. 2 sell your car? w/w tires. ED 7-1428. 7~9p.m. 17 car garage. Spac¬ acre lot. 1 1/2 baths, want to See us. ious lawn. ED 2-2788. 19 tubes, chain. Extra gas can, dining We trade up or down. Buy any cover, windshield, tubes. Call room, full basement, screened 1954 CHEVY 4-door Station- Pleasant, country home. 14 miles ED 2-2969. porch. Call ED 2-0267. ""*1 T IB04*1- c wagon.s Standard Transmission. from 19 J9 1955 Pontiac, 4-door, 8. Good campus. Large play area Good Tires. $100. ED 2-6124.17 Royal Futura Portable in excel¬ River lot, 3 acres; also and garden space. Rent to be almost running condition. Quick sale. worked off by occasional lent condition. Leather carrying 2 acres on Round Lake 1958 Renault 4CV — Radio, heat- help Road, cm rc> Mm m-J2 case. Call Sharon Riddle IV 2- 15 minutes to 32 mpg, w/w Ores, 15,200 miles. with dairy herd. N1 6-5960. 18 college. 10% Rambler Wagon 1960 White. 6275 days or IV 5-7493evenings. down or car, tractor, or Good condition. $400.332-4517.19 ROOMS what¬ Standard transmission, rsdio, 19 ever. Call NO 99117. J7 heater, seat belts. Good con¬ 1960 FORD STAR LINER Hard¬ MEN AND WOVEN: Single and Bassinet complete, Boys bike. Okemos Area - 4 bedrooms. dition. Call ED 2-3108. 1? top 8 cylinder, automatic trans¬ double rooms available for rest Dressers, Size 10 maternity Very beautifully landscaped lot. 1958 Pontiac mission. Excellent condition. of sumnrfer session. SuperChief—2 door Special clothes. Bottle Sterilizer, Gun. 2 eating areas, 2 fireplaces, 2 hardtop. Blue. Top performance. $1475. Will consider trade for wing for women. SPARTAN All reasonable. ED 2-2048. car 19 garage, 2 full baths, and Price negotiable. Phone 355-7576 cheaper car or motorcycle. ED 2- HALL. 215 Louis, one block from best of all, 2111. 19 only $23,500 ( 4 (day); 355-7760 (night). 19 campus. ED 2-2574. t.f. Magnolia Mobile Home - 1954. 3/4%). Call Jim Walter, TL 1957 Volkswagen Deluxe Sedan. 1958 Vauxhall. Recently over¬ FALL TERM: Two bedroom. Youngstown Kit¬ 2-4326 Eipper Approved, super¬ Realty, Realtors. Excellent tires. Recently over¬ hauled. Good condition. 31 mpg. vised rooms for men. Singles chen. On landscaped trailer park IV 2-5541. 1? hauled brakes, transmission,en¬ $425. Come to Lot #216~Trailer $9.00; Doubles $6.50. Large lot. One mile from campus. Mo¬ Haven. Next to Gables. 19 bile Homes Manor A-5. Priced gine. Over-all condition excel¬ comfortable rooms with wash¬ lent. $595. 35S-7938. 18 AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR bowl in each. Lobby with TV, to Sell! Phone ED 7-0787. 18 THESIS TYPING & PRINTING For Sale: '53 Ford. 2-door, au¬ phones, parking, laundry facili¬ ot Wonch Grafic Service tomatic transmission, radio, We service all Foreign Carsl ties. Spartan Hall. 215 Louis, ^ Lost & Found puts Come in to see us soon I LOST 11 heater, good body. $100 or best one block from campus. ED Textbook for ED 312. you at the top in your orals! PSYCHOLOGY of HUMAN offer. ED 7-7639. 17 Mel's Auto Service £2574. t.f. GROWTH and DEVELOPMENT, MGA 1956 Convertible, white, 315 W. Grand River For Sale By Bailer & Charles. Lost either red interior. 31 MPG. All ex¬ 332-3255 C in 102 114 SMITH-CORONA Portable Type¬ room or Bessey Hall. tras. Perfect condition. Must FOR BETTER SERVICE writer. Excellent condition. $60. Please call Gail at 337-1527 after Sell. ED 2-0416. 18 Call Patrick Pellow, 355-6248. 6:00. 1948 Hudson 6-Cylinder Sedan. That will keep your car Li Personal Good Condition—No Rust. $80 " on the "go"—stop in at— Piano - Story & Clark - Newfy or best offer. Call IV 5-8003. 19 SPARTAN TEXACO SERVICE. refinished. $75. ED 2-8225. 18 VACATIONERS! 1960 Volvo 4 door. Batteries, tires, complete, Peaches, Plums, Pears, Apples, Take along a first aid kit. Your lubrication, wash jobs. Blueberries, Honey Rocks, Sweet money back if not used. 1961 96 SAAB. Quality Texaco Products and Corn, Farm Fresh Eggs. Also Skilled Service. other fruits and vegetables at Marek Rexall Major overhaul work on all for¬ reasonable prices. Roadside Prescription Center eign cars. Farm 301 N. Clippert (by Frandor) Market, 3 miles east East — r Lansing on U.S. 16*at Oke- STRATTON mos Road. Fellow Married Students: Christ¬ SPORTS CAR ZIG-ZAG equipped SINGER in mas toys free when you have a toy SPARTAN TEXACO SERVICE lovely wood console. Makes de¬ party helping many. 355-2730. 19 CENTER CORNER GRAND RIVER signs, button holes. Yours for For Rent Twelve months of - auto and SPARTAN $30.69 or pay $1.10 per week. insurance for students -Bubolz- 1915 E. MICHIGAN Phone 337-9034 C IV 9-3011. 17 332-8671 DIAL IV 4-4411 - upstairs next to Spud- r 1954 MG TF/BrilliantRedl Check Employment Sewing Machine, SINGER ZIG¬ nut. C16 ZAG. Does all your fancy sewing Once you shot i20 children of our deal on this one before Secretary. Full time. Short hand you plus button holes, blind hems, different ages with 1 OPS IN TOYS buy! not necessary. Must be goodwith overcasting, e^c. Pay $58.60 cash you always count on their serv¬ Lettich & Stenberg figures. Start immediately. Call or take on palyments of 1.25 per ices. IV 5-7824. C_ Mrs. Jackman, ED 7-0371 for 2628 E. Kalamazoo week. IV 5-1705. 17 484-3229 C appointment. 14 House Trailer 28' witn attached -K Real Estate Phone 484-7786 or stop at Triumph TR -3 1959. Hard and Registered Nurses for afternoon 8' x 12' insulated, heated annex. 1951 4-bedroom, dining room, new 1720 East Michigan soft tops, tonneau cover, radio, and night duty. Good salary and Furnished Study and livyig-room. kitchen, recreation room, study, Avenue, heater, Duniop RS-4 tires, IV 5- personnel policies. Call ED On choice lot, one miie East of fenced yard. Near M.S.U. ED 2- Lansing. 1185. 18 2-0801. 19 Campus. Phone 332-1460. 19 6268. tJ. / ANT ADS ! Wwomed" IM News IBM tYpcwrtiei all i;w 11;W. CJlrla I'ntllah tit cycle. Muti h» 1M open •utllntl aw Ins a Into Reg I Estate _t ■ In nwd ( ondltlon, C«HM»Snd* the tliv«V few tttmt of the eea- last At < uratr typist term paper «, at 3S5-3373. I 19 son before the championships harming. l.ovely brick I \/'l the hp f., week. regauglng of patterns. manuscripts Mature student looking, (or a next Story Cape ( od. 2 bedj oomn and 9064. small house (furnished) near Today at 6 p.m., V. Kings bath up. Many extras, garage. 5 minute walk to MSU, MARION'S YAKN SHOP TYPING: Term papers and gen- campus. References on request, play Tony'a Boys at field 2, 1 minute while the Butcher 3223 Mall t ourt- eral typing. Call ED 2-8426. 19 Call 355-8255 or write to Box Boys meet to shopping. 128 Gunson, Phone the All Stars on field 3. F.D 2-8210. (Frandor) 341 Student Services Bldg. An: 19 EXCELLENT T. V. REPAIR on Typing General and Thesis. Ex- Fred. t.f. Monday the Paperbacks and North Fine, close to Capitol. In¬ pertenced. Reasonable Rates. the Error* play at field 2 and all makes and models. All work come 3 bedroom apartment first Call ED 7-0138. 18 the Kellogg Flaktot maat the guaranteed. DISCOUNTS TO ALL Fluoride floor. 4 bedrooms, bath and kit¬ COLLEGE HOUSING. Open 8 ittpenda on field 3. Both games ANN BROWN Typist and multl- chen second floor. Call IV 4-9340. A.M. to 8:30 P.M. T. V. Tech¬ ire at 6 p.m. lith offset printing (black It white nicians. 3022 E. Michigan. Call The championship will be da* ... 12 & color). IBM. Genoral typing, LOOK ME OVERIi Hillbrook IV 7-5558 C (Continued (rem page 2) elded Tuesday or Wednesday of mVTI. term papers, theses, disserta¬ Park. 3 bedroom ranch. 10 min¬ "WP anywhere - any next week, depending on the tions. ED 2-8384.. C city In this country. Prlcet utes MSU. Fenced yard. $1100 time. (Quality catering for all oc¬ weather, with the top team in $2,000 or mora. aach of the two blocks playing. down. Inquire 5794Montebello. 19 casions to fit your budget. ^ Troniportqtlon - East Lansing, fluoridating its MICHKJAN CATp«lNG SERVICE Last Lansing, 3 bedroom house IV 9-3343, C water since 1955. uses hydro* Ride WANTED to Los Angeles or fluoslllcic double lot. Down payment $700. acid with a solution STUDENT* San Francisco. Share driving ex¬ Priced under $13,000. Phone 337- 7574. penses. August 30-31. Call Mark 19 Mil l- Stereo 355-9499. 19 equipment. PAR-MORE * Service T HESES PRINTED Arnpex—V of M—Fisher. Also complete "CB"gear. Ride Wanted: to From Dimondale vicinity of Eppley Center each GOLF COURSE itinental Imports Call after 7 pn,. ask for Bob Rapid service, quality Dlazo prints. Also blue printing. Carrington—ED 2-8068. "Your day. Hours 8 to 5. Call 355- 1896. 17 Regulation 9 Holes Par 3-9 holea nsing'i Man In Audio". W.lj J9 CAPITAL CITY BLUE ★Wanted 1000 yd. driving range vonswagtn 221 S. Grand T,V. SERVICE, Special rate for Corner Park Lake Road Lansing—IV 2-5431 college housing. Service calls. House wanted try private party and East M-78 $4 Absolute honesty. ACME TV,, with cash. Prefer haat 1.analog Phone ED 2-S432 ALTER ATIONS, Hemming & re- IMP Herbert. IV 9 5009. ( or vicinity. Call ED 2-5977. 19 styling: formals, trousers, Application and Passport pic¬ skirts, eti. NEEDLE'N THREAD tures now being taken at HICKS Shop. 108 Division, behind C;am- STUDIO, while you wait or one pu»Dru^>toinF^^ C day service. ED 2-6169 for ap- DIAPER SERVICE P'.liitnicnt. Reliable Coed Available for baby SERVICE to your desire. sluing afternoons and evenings. You receive your own di¬ Reasonable rales. Call 355-2053. aper n back em h time. With our service, you may In¬ : U House painting by 2 students. Ex¬ clude yout baby's under¬ shirts and clothing which perienced. Reasonable rates. will not lade. White. Blue Call ED 2-6336 ot ED 7-7037. 19 or Pink diaper palls fur tvpM; servkt nlshed. EDIE STARR: Typist, theses, AMERICAN LAUNDRY dissertations, terra papers, gen ¬ 111 I . WASHTENAW IV 2-0864 C eral typing . Experienced. IBM I'HINCKSS (iAIU)\KH HJwdnoitVow Ai NOW OR ANYTIME NEED CASH? ? BRING YOUR BOOKS TO ♦ 100* GIBSON'S WM ♦» 1% M M' tl ♦* BOOKSTORE CORNER W. GRAND RIVER A EVERGREEN wmmmmmmmmmmmmtmmmmKKmmmmmmmmrnm siiw/iwri tten urc First Church First Presbyterian Clergymen Study Counseling of Its kind. It has shout JO Alwayi Seventh ^ - Day :> Of the Nazarane (lergymerv in growing numbers Ottawa and Chestnut are going back to school to study students studying for the Advent!st Church 9:30 Worship Servke counseling at the graduate level. master's degree and 30 more CtntM* at Butler Temporarily meeting at The demand has become bo at the doctoral level. Cribbery and Nursery Pro¬ University Lufherr. Church great at MSI J that many appli¬ Modern times, modem stres¬ Division and Anr. St, 9}45 s.m. vided cants for a unique program in ses, wider acceptance of psycho¬ SATURDAY SERVICES Morning Worship- 11:00 a.m. SERMON pastoral counseling cannot be logy and Increasing awareness on 9:30 a.m. Youth Groqpa- 6*00 p.m. Sabbath School Hour- 7:00 p.m. "Jesue Christ Is Lord." admitted* the part of clergy of the import¬ 10:50 a.m. Worship Service The MSU program started only ance of personal relations all Gueet, Minister five years ago at the request of play a part, report the men in ROGER W. COON - minister Nursery Provided Protestant, Catholic and Jewish charge. For information or transpor¬ Dr. H. Psul Sloan. Jr. leaders and is already the largest tation call 355-0991. T. Stanley. Minister University Methodist Edgewood Peoples First Christian All Saints Episcopal M18 S. Harrison Rd. St. Johns Student Ministers: Wilson M, Tennan» Church Reformed Church Church Glenn M. Interdenominational parish Frye Worship Services 469 North Hagadorn Road Fr. R. Kavanaugh 240 Marshall St. Lansing 800 Abbott Road - ED 2-1313 9:45 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. {5 blocks north of Grand Fr. T. McDevitt SERMON By Rev. John M. Hofman, Pastor Rev. Robert Gardner River) ED 2-8693 327 M.A.C. Rev. Wilson M. Tennar.t Episcopal Chaplain to M.S.U. Morning Service 10:00 a.m. I Nursery, crib room for all MINISTERS Evening Service 7:00 services- Sunday Masses p.m. Rev. Truman A. Morrison Rev. Edward A. Roth Church School 9:45 a.m. all Rev. R. Paige Birdwell, Jr. Thoee in need of transporta¬ Rector ages. 7:15-8:30-9:45-11:15 tion call Mr. Henry Bosch at WESLEY FOUNDATION (Babysitting at 8:30 & 9:45} Rev. George W. Tuma, SUMMER SERVICE ED 2-2223. Daily Masses 6:45 a.m. Curate Geroge I. Jordan, Minister 9:30 A. M. 7:20 a.m. % 8:00 a.m. Director Sunday, Saturday Masses '6:00 h Lansing Central Saturday Urban Dale August 19 9;00 a-m. Confessions dally Sermon by Free Methodist Trip to Warren Farm during 8:00 a.m. Mass and SUNDAY SERVICES Rev. R. Paige Birdwell, Jr. Saturday 4-5:30 h 7:30-9 P.M. Church Sunday Evening 6:00 p.m. Supper "Two Types of Faith" S26 N. Washington. Lansing 7:00 p.m. Discussion Novena Services Rev. F. W. Van Valln 8:00 a.m. Holy Communion Church School, Cribroom Tues. 7;30 p.m. "How Free Are You?" Sunday School 10 a.m. Wesley Foundation Visitors through 5 years old , 9:30a.m. 10:00 a.m. Morning Prayer or Morning Service II a.m. to Ingham County Home Tues¬ Affilated with United Church THURSDAY 7:00 P.M. Gueet Speaker Holy Communion. Of Christ, Congregational MEETING K Sermoti & Church School. day at 6:45 p.m. OPEN HOUSE Rev. V. J. Anderson Bus operates around Christian, Evangelical and Saturday Dance Youth Fellowship 6:00 p.m. Reformed campus for all services. 9 12 P.M. Evening Service 7:00 p.m. - WELCOME Transportation by Cab- WELCOME Phone ED 7-9778 Call IV 2-9837 WHAT THEN ARE WE TO DO? v This question is asked Kimberly Downs Peoples Church University Lutheran First Church of every Sunday in the worship Church of Christ East Lansing Church service of Central Methodist Christ Scientist and Student Center Church. Lansing. In fact, 1007 Kimberly Drive, Lansing Interdenominational "What Then Are We To Do? National Lutheran Council 709 East Grand River I Sheets are prepared for every 200 W. Grand River Division and Ann Street, E.L. (2 blocks W. of Frandor East Lansing sermon. The minister offers Shopping Center on E. (2 blocks north of Berkey Hal!) five or six suggestions for 332-2559 Grand River) at Michigan study and application during Pastor: C. T. Klinksick Church Service 11 A. M. the" week. Approximately half Sunday School 11 A. M. SUNDAY SERVICE Campus Worker: Tecla Sund the congregation takes a sheet home. SUNDAY WORSHIP If you 1,0:00 a.m. wish to worship 9:00 & 10:15 A.M. where persons desire to "Ap¬ Gerald O, Fruzia, Sr. Sermon: "Churchmanship- ply Christianity." we invite THE . UNCONCIOUS INFLU¬ Subject The Latitudes and The Lib- you to worship with us next ENCE OF A GOOD LIFE erities." "SOUL" Sunday. SUNDAY SERVICES Reverend Roy J. Schramm Pastor Klinksick Services at 10:00 A.M. Bible Study 9:55 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL SERMON Morning Worship 10:55 a.m. 9 A.M. only Wed. Evening Meeting 8 P.M. Evening Worship 6:00 p.m. Church School Reading Room "How Essential is Jesus?" Nursery care is provided at 134 Wednesday Evening W. Grand River '0:00 a.m. all services. Bible Studv 7:30 p.m. Dr. bwlght Large preachjng. STUDENT SUNDAY SUPPER Mon. thru Sat. 9 Thursday Evening a.m.-5p.m. Ladies Bible Class Crib 5:30 p.m. Mon. Tues. Thurs. & I '9 A.M. Prayer Service ?:30 P-m. room through6th gride. ri^ay ":00 - 9 p.m. Meet at the church For Central Methodist Transportation Call All are welcome Church FE 9-8190 1:00 a.m. Fellowship Period- (Participating in Church to attetvi Capitol at Ottawa Services, and visit ED 2-1960 or ED 2-2434 Refreshments United Campus Ministry.) and use the" Reading Room. Across trom the Capitol FIRST WESLEYAN East Martin Luther Lansing Eastminster METHODIST CHURCH Trinity .Church Chape! And Presbyterian Church Student Center North Magnolia Ave. at Michigan Interdenominational 1315 Abbott Rd., East Rev. Robert L. Lansing 120 Spartan Avenue 444 Abbott Road, East Uansing Moretaad, Sunday School - 9:45 AM Minister Rev. E. 332-0778 Eugene Williams Pastor Theodore K. Bundenthai, Morning Service - 11:00 AM 541 Waibridge Drive, E, L. Campus Pastor 11:00 A.M. SUNDAY SERVICES Study Phone: ED 7-0183 "Godliness In The Home" Worship Service SERMON BY THE PASTOR' Dr. Norman R. Piersma 9:00 a.m. 7:30 p.m. "The Church Can Learn 3 Lesson trom the World." . SU MMER PROGR a M "The Soiirce of Eternal Life" SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH Dr. Piersma Rev. Ciaybusch SOUTH WASHINGTON AT MOORES RIVER DRIVE, LANSING 10:00 a.m. Church School (or 7:30 p.m. ^th gra Je'\ under HOWARD F. SUGDEN, D. D„ Pastor Other Services Mr. & Mrs. C lub 10:00 a.m. Worship DESMOND J. BELL, Assoc. Pastor 9:45 A.M. Discussion Group "ail Rev. VVoldt for Bible School 10:00 A.M. For University Students counseling Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Church 482-2252 or Dr. Wilbert Welch 7:00 P.M. Wednesday evening Home 485-0198 "Christian < oocei Elder ! :v« ,r M. President Grand Rapids Bap tist Seminary Prayer and Bible Study. . 7:00 P.M. Dr. Welch Transportation provided— Phone the Church office, ED 2-07*8 Adult Youth Fellowship 8:30 P.M. ED 7-79616 for information For Fransport.uion ('all ED ""-0290 Call IV 2-9382 for free bus service morning and evening. concerning bus schedule >/>#xrlrxM« I:., .illy wilt (>i be *»ttt cient to Shine maintain the ■|tialliy of Instruction, Ssltitir snltl. ' 1:!r>■' .'If / i!it t '■ f»f»t* i y I lir ettf< i mi enrollment of Ok In Stock \00 more ihufi last fs>ki# liu» the r*i etit rise in tuition costs re¬ \At Ca hr^-m factor In maintaining a high enrollment figure will he the number of returning sopiromores mains to lie seen, he a aid. out "We'll have wtien we to wslt and find get to registration," DISC MiOtigari Stair's Army ROTC arid junior*, aah! Gordon A, c«. f'SMl I , lie/ gd^l*. Vaster Jun CADET TOP SWIMMER I* lor. "/ppp'l fi) }t.«> «/"rage s< ore for s trained physi' ally fit soidlet Is 230. Political Paperbacks THE PRESIDENT'S CABINET by RICHARD E. 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