MICHIGAN If eutIwr C "T t* ’ CI*Wy, «•Maf with ina# Hat» Mfl 9T ftght' tliri h h*. r T aifrfr * sa3Z353£ thè I av K 8 * t I, h Mni i'K* Mlcht g an Kdltod by Student» for the Mi ehi K in Sí lité U niversity Community F riday, tí i menean Press Riled Threatened A gain In Pitting Hall Students Jeer Meredith f c f /-<*MLr,ovrt*.. A. ■‘aKSSi'""'" vH'*'' % • r, i.r *, r s ï « » '! * . u jiawb' ihr eWraWff V wy JFK Library Inadequate, Discuss It Lid On AUSG Las. ' JM | ,< r >rts Change WIli.# Cabinet Consider* L>|jgn Pqjjih** Gat hottk «tncke will hr* nAnn1 é And *ha I a rißt? Quote* F l r t t | Format Alteration nd ‘cat ll.r* AUSCJ Cabinet llnn -.l.iy ,"v «econo pi ,>p,iaal fiatili ,-h dlacuaatt! changing (hr format •day iftlìiff. Up filia li libi ìu ien In ibi' bf futur# m#ei log ■- b\ including real» ■ulh wiujj ot Mmty, in Wilson, a faculty nwnitvr In the discus­ daf* proiee ###, Wondei», «nd n##i thè (Vrti Ml f t CDI TH AND MARSHALS t napi« ?w dotm a wbirh wiil b? bulli sions, iS p i tal nt to Move To Ease (hie full# ctf the two if 0 i W ill Close Detroit yotiih confessed Wfd« fiVtèt ìjpi thi* peferetìdu do much to d# Shaw Lane nr.-duy to the »Inshtng cf l 8 -y#m- nkl Mst cow l, Deborah Hub ir trnlM t tn tncSuAton of gì Frosh Burden ■W I •fut!. rvr.J» ■0-4> «ft/ ¿J/Ví Tzm • ir f Ä ta« UM' 8 »^TMcCAR U -m .*•/ ■•?%ReíT/.'./Xd» Of Sfof# Naves 1 »INI !l t week cd rrmt AfvN^A rrta du I thing 11te¡ ;on«td#r*d hut nit yrt nmoFAl 'A Wht* Olt police. inform At Ion about If mni the qur«- his n il nriHirp! fl matchedtho*c don* to he considered were not ogiAtrAfion# *41 dormitory will cut #- found on m aa hoe beer mn In the Apiu t* AvAtlAhc. f formul atod »9* 3) res Shaw t i n t today, but ment of the rap# victim. -*| wish thry would com# out ill ' la expected to move a a on Saturday, p o licesa id , Mr», f ranc»» Kline, women*# !n t|,<* open with It,” he said, dlvlalon detective, »aid Simmon# Billing# announced the forma- ie s u m m e r c c a c c o r d i n g to Horace Hi Health Clan * I ano will bo b a r r 1« World News at Mag adorn R«J, anddL #««t of Ow»n Hall, but also admitted six other attack» oft ,(,m 0f a commission for elec - C. King, reglatrar. The program women #lncelast June. (tons. Mutch Vanderllp, f ansin# Ml*» Huffman remains Incrltl- junior, will be charged with tabu- imately is exp« c t e d to affect approx­ fly 4,800 students or 80 per Available jt and pa?kina will be at a Glance stl in all Shaw Hall, v Cantu1, and Owen Mall cat condition In Detroit Receiving |ntjon> Sl,ndy nffnry> port H„ron cent of the class. Hospital, She was stabbed twice nophotnore, Mill Ruchhol*, Skokie "W - could run it as a minia­ In the chest and oik o !n the fore- |||.( »ophomore. will be thi nher ture arena or centrally within the surance Company through AUSG The student health insurance plan offered by Aetna Life In- I5 Arm-» two member a. Administration Hutlding,'* Kind 8v 4 P UP! Wft# Servie#» Is HiiaJii kainti offered to the “ «ilrt.'TVITh the experience we î 4ttoclt R td Chi na gain and with advance know)edge, pn ated turn fc i lJS(r Vote Squelches we will have greater time to Ian '>■¿oft Thursday Id Monco* 1** ideólo^ accommodate other students,** Sept. 15 la $11. for students; - It was tJH* p m tf® first p M it sti First term freshmen who do not for student and spouse, $30,50. - r . \mmiiMst tT te A m e H c tr enroll In the counseling ? the state de and f o r s t u d e n t , spouse and will register with members of Komney sai *•■s . with Attd Aecw rtsr hi mxh'yTs |p th# M ftrxist-l.etiluint P rtlftitr Nikita Khrushchev fa •>av; ertala, By contrast* the party I ,row Other classes. warrants greater efficiency be­ eligible children, $53, The Insurance Is available fer Growth in the student body students carrying seven or more credits who' did not enroll In the cSiAt^s |.fjHHmIfidi "Making Ml participate In cause "this one process Involves the f e d e r a l am t bnvrrsity Studem Govern- all which arc expected to over- more effective if we could help plan fall term. Those enrolled ment stifled a motion to study whelm the University in the next make the decisions or at least #11 of the students and members fall term remain covered until a Id to depend­ of the faculty and staff," he said. Sept, 15, ent children Michigan State’s growing need# decade. be connected with them ." "Decentralization" a p o s s i b l e of the unem­ and heard a live point NSA pro- The motion was not seconded. The organization would par- Enrollments in the plan will alternative to the present regis­ ployed pro­ gram for the new year Weclnes- AUSG Speaker Denny McGlnty tlcularly like to extend Its In­ be accepted until Jan. 30 In 337 tration program," Student Services between 3 and gram, day night. l.anslng sophomore; referrin g to ftuence Into the academic areas "We are working on a program "Setting up Fast Shaw representative Tom the motion, said " I t s a good of MSU policy making. to register engineering students a state min­ Partridge, Swartz C reek fresh- plan, but it's too early and too s must pick up a within the College of Engineering imum wage, man, presented a motion to ini- broad." B r i a n Walsworth, Muskegon ince identification **»ï©a P i t concluions the better. A# chair- fiate n study of future Unlver- stty needs c r e a t e d by rapid "W e must first define the AUSG sophomore, NSA representative, role in relation to the Unlver- reported on last weekend’s NSA spring term ," King said. That college's program Is conductive student insurance bee ause M l C n 1 ga la one of only k Romney irdy't committee or growth. sky,” he said. regional conference held at Ann I he program would study in AUSG officers plan to conduct. Arbor. . . . Michigan Youth Rebuffed 12 states that has none. u‘\ityt tbe V iciiPrci - - "F a ir apportionment, d e t a i l housing needs, parking a self-study of the organization Five resolutions were passed ss h*s been made ir "Create a safe buiitUu^ co problems, and trafficcontrol-- «n relation to the rest -of MSU. that can be used by MSU, he Sttcn it» cfftplovn'ent. . John»c »lews in * speech at sored conference or temple They want to define the policy said. They are: makers, study the areas where decisions are being made, and A letter writing campaign to influence m ore appropriations to Marine Reject "Granting au, appropri «tlon that state college building«, wf« needs will become essential in ■lyattended by Negroes. Ski Report next two years can be piiuai'-; ! n* usuted States op Page 5 extend sjudent representation in decision making areas. Referring to AUSG in Unlver— universities, Federal income tax exemption# Dives To Death E c o n o m i c expamu«. w another are# hard pressed slty policy making, President 10 C°M*8® student#. The Marine Corps re< in Chicago's Federal Build- Romney f o r i m m e d i a t e -rsday and decided instead to t ■' shift in the interplanetary Jim B arnes said that much of the Participation m Board of T ru s - mg gave Paul Mlcko of rrldge, III., little encourage- 1 at ion. liie unexpected success of the firs organization's activity Is in re a c- t**® elections. T his would ■ifi- ment. . Awfonswics r d Spec# Adip tlon to decisions already made cltitle statem ents of favor o rd fs— Sgt, William Baaaas t looked as if he was not mor • ■ite.e.'w’ifcfn A. «, j. •»’ ' tuts a^Uv■urc;■■*.■i. - *—* ‘ iV' ■«. ■— v dtotijiul, a. -btfk1 utoo-aM,. - , , , . er Venus launch planned for M contimi««, *We wouTd*be f f t w w ' anSbr tiu tfiei*r*sp(5¥irft5f -3%“^!.a-¥6 .* h# was on his way to the X. ■ner spacecraft. Res fgas p o st Equipment Repair JL kjMvOMI n an som D Marines when he showed up at the recruiting offic e today* On his finger was a Marine Corps ring which he had purchased. Me : -signation of 90-year-old carried an overnight bag, neatly packed with a change of linen. A S u d s y R a t (rets li aè pTasident of B rit- BOSTON !f> - The Roman (. ath- German-made dagger was strapped to his side and he wore snappy _ f „ "'.mittee of 100 was » ‘e tte r to the pact- Causes Power Cut 'bite A rchbishop'of Boston r e - vealed Thursday he raised $1 black boots. Thtce again, Sgt. B assas told Micko he couldn't Join the M arines, It it O ilO t wf t i t e r cut w ag. . r ,.;k * hot sdhiis cyvie of t h e & hT-ea?4h <•#the peace ari..«*/- i»r«visure from uews sour«,#». M rs. r ik e said. machine. the weekend Michigan State Newt, Fast l anting, Michigan T h t E d ito r Soys H j Heeded: An Alumni Sales Force The tv #Attu*>al pump and cerem coy „>] waa tartaty ignored by the Michigan S u tr A speculative anhtyaia «f what »««> u nu».u' P the»* WWHM »event aitnum .u,.. MSd iiwereatlng aa * commentary ® a JMtchig, the new year. perhapa the graduate« thought #Khk ,t„ would make their mark in the woeld whit# t ineui aftaeaM« give a -uajilUcRai +j Were the you«g teacher a, in their hi a, a day I'M be la charge ut e&KMioa j« s ihvHtght# deeMIng m what itte would b* n tower? P tfh a p * som e of then« wave e g v these incti>hhteia thought, " I don't r .o > « l*d better get my m «*ter* .legree *••. t w i met t h f l f John * when sh aa he presented them with their Were the grsthvatea at ow#ei by President Haiutah'a airengiy alutnni relation* and do they cipree a) etollgatlen to Michigan ? How mànv gs »Aiate» 'Wiltè the weed» ol the alm a gutter v »¿n ien ti *v«g. once again. I'm *o te that at least a fcs ever these point a aa they immHwto and out into the w ' Meat of these graduar wanted team their ÌU r,Stneer©!y Tour ». ,", . Honorsjfctt John A, Honrwh. Pr©»~ BvesiJhstt Hgunah at»i >.m ♦d©nt. Mow 0©t That T yptd Up Right Away. M r». B ffH n tk l StuMav f l w e r . And Send It To Th© Sup©? !nt©nd©nt Of Building* And alumni suppwtt weak * U tllltl««.** A fundament at factor i t hi ire- of clo se tie«, common interests a tv. feet iattKt It em their i However, btgoeas isn 't the « State. Other iar# * svhsHvI* have * hath academic anti athletic wivl Communist Rights Foremost •4 pat tis i »tJtwac is » , ttlng a tv sell a la rg e art of aneyciep »<■{ ci eeeycjagefSiM.Ibh tht it'.art. * Job alette. He alt the trend to >wever eyes e ( h an g e. uneasy at t arative as < AH et these ethers, which Red Cedo- Fever rave new bete. The death of the infittenti «I Demec. ;'*tc\4 sa Wash- R ebect Kev/. might prove a blow n tei. eaptv-swirt* bait, ti she—,v. .pen the wa-, .iii the ^32 Medicare (rg itle tm . The new appoir who can be cvpeeted to support much It Is iweretRiait to note that P" the first academician to have trout- Job te c ause o f tils nudile si politic hi vie. Portrait Of A City philosopher, namely Kart M arx, rsr the early 5A4)*s, Dean Geo."ge Matt that decision, anyway- *tsXi fl jtc b for Gov, Ross f h tn m with the federal (jswem inent, There I« Tuaitege« t o i l t m . MIKE BARBOUR ACROSS iOiUHO* W D im e, «4 Phlitpptoc *wwac. 4 * Sea wag 44 h iMK W ar Two tUK am 4 ? . S rro a g aatr sigh, ia fe e ■48 Ecsav 4 * h*t|W ■mttMr« now* 1- ©ata GgfeMrtMt *!hi tu » '-e s s its1*:«» *r i tWii'lliUMi ih w ii Awanmac:« Steraieas, ¿utiidta«. M;».~a:yw jcuatÈ S^dWBto#tt9d^6?s t^AA ¿j«:- taiuwig^ AfecStapw. Aftt1 sue ^dnMBnum^. ¡ittwmdk mm ^ iTTjyuditir s$r ìmNmksid^: I unmn*% S^i & t S armw,, S5c fitri few r. Sc-. 4«w e,,6di8fai dR. 5a! cnttn '-mm ' f 2 'rc riil * * i.-e-ì t ì -l T I T ..T .,.^'.'L •Cirxulaoan MstBftgw . Sss MSsBtm' tWwi’UU'.Dg Mwatj .- .■»r-ii.«uaw O t * S tata r -intra Faftrttrase Sswtres KHtar — . . .. «-«•» WarCw 9 % « » SfUtK* - « » . * . Simp- SBays 4Mh~. h ^ jr.. ram Sesgwc -Jfe-* 0 Slate L>u»ìftg. Mlchitan Frid ay, January 11, 1963 Peace Corpsmen Offered MSU Graduate Openings Fmm UFI V Scholarship For Aii wtfOiwf» KwJrttu i r r altgthl# to Apply for th# nation«' Doit* Delta Datta aprortry genot ft! fund scholarship competition. Applications ar# avail able in the Woman*» Division in the Stu­ dent Sarvtcea tnttlUtng. I he ap elK'atW ,M )h u .‘t- ■jtQcz& -¿j- manahtp of the I 9is0 Camjwa ie c a rd òhop Ahrusx (Continued front pege 1 ) Rile U.S. Press Secretary Cheat drived favor» com m itter for the t9 b i ami 1902 J-Hop*> ctiaUinan of campua otgaitlra- for publication hut not for ctlrect ft***» for the ISH5J Activate» C a r- 1*> Of'#* <• r\U >o Oti SMaat Siff\fftt nt attribution, ' nival, radio »ndtalevtatotrchatr- I'humlay. the D ec, Si ««««ton waa held man for the |9t»i War«r ('a m i- iaec taltram r- a gain at the background of the v«l, *he |9nft Homecoming pefi the *am e recently w l u d e d Naa a au m eet- rally, »octal chairman of (HI- two ttrit- ing» between Kcnnely »nd B rit- chrtat dorm for the |9oo*|9M I * h P r i m e Mlnt«ter H a r o l d achool year and chairman of this lar hack- MacMillan, In that meeting, the y » **’* European Flight, «pon- ajio. In hi a Prratdent confirmed U.S. plana sored by Union Board. She la IX Btaen- to ..h op development of the Sky« * member of Alpha Phi aorority. lar b rief- bolt, a bomber-borne, a lr-to - At*» future plana Include a lug» althoughusually w tt h g r o u n d mtwatie whtrh Britain *r to Europe, while I levrcmlct amallet group» of repot tera In had been counting on a * it» main to teach the lower elem en- wtvtch he made his views known nuclear detei ront, t*ry grade» in rhe Boston area. NOW IT’S Be DIFFERENT than the average SPARTAN! Join Peter Skov’s Golden Campus Tours to Europe ... see the b u llfig h ts in SPAIN ...h e a r the voice o f Caesar in ROME ... eat c a via r in M O S C O W . . . w a t e r ski in NOR W A Y ’ S Fjords 1 cs, see E u ro p e th rou g h E u rop ean eyes! Locations Kp For e x c itin g d e ta ils call: rand River In Concourse of M arie’s Fashions Corner o f M AC & Albert JUM PER-SH IFT SALE Ursula - Our Man Wanted—8 Executive Trainees ager — who has raining pvtsg had her fo rm a l anufneturer a training In G er­ m any»-will be on Usually 17.98 to 22.98 channel 6 10:00 a.m. Monday «urna Collect a wardrobe of these versatile URSULA ROBSON tuple ted a n d a g e t u famous-maker Betty - from our t s a l a r y in traini East Michigan Sa­ / wool jumpers at D i r e c t o r of P e r s lon was the stylist V r e .. Des P l a i n e s , great savings I fo r M argaret (Peg gy) Souillere In Lined, sleeveless, the Mfss Lansing up-to-the-minute in styling, Pageant Last Year these are the winter classics 'you’ll wear shift-style or B E TTY HENNING * belted as you wish. Solid color flannels and small checks . . . Joyce - from our Okemos Salon — b o a t , m a n d a rin a n d v -n e ck sty les. was the stylist for N a v y , c a m e l, g r e e n , b ro w n , g r e y , Karen House in the M ta * A t t e s t e s * * i •^ \ » m r srret i f ^ ' eant Last Year Ms»*. ■»itf&XFMt P°WEST DISCOUNTS IN T O W N ! JOYCE HAWES | * C ai?L E T E LINE OF AUTOMOBILE PARTS * Open Every Evening **JT°M0TfVE MACHINE SHOP I •c o m p l e t e a u t o s p r in g sh o p * Open A ll D ay Saturday L XM.U ' ■-«* • •^ tjnu•V'--.'* r Ma«'<•- .. SB I r t!>!.•■«. .c • .. *N oT rpping ~v-- ?-.v~, I Fl e r s amo Ta il p ip e s Sportswear * A ir Conditioned Dryers AUTO And Salon PARTS IV-4I33S •Phone ED 2-0042 Miài Friday, «l&hutrv 1 Michigan State Hew»., f u t L m U f» Michtgan Hockey Team Will Try Kemelingn Fitizola Named Riflemen Shoot IfBol To Snap Losing Streak Soccèr All-Americans Out At ColumbuAnc Tytn it to rwi will r e m p e l e t$é*&3ts u()p 6I#, k l # - And Indi acuì Ih. Uw teotttd B t* T en rifle roetth e*r. . arten reprewentetlvee a e r e metaleu* Mr halfback Reiner Keweltng The kNB> i t com jM eel of Ntvk lenehii » sheer fumee, these uuude left Rubens HUtv't*. Steen, the t t f i t l t t I m n Qtoiav. H e > b e e n u u ta ta n d ta g r e i t a f and center forward field H ills; J e t a Cone. A l e u e l - Mg *ad shew* » Slfo i>d W illiams a l West C ta e* r i* . Ve; IXhm VUv'Cleery, K w h - .ag 'up, W e 'r e e l l ¡w vnd Pennsylvania were regwete* e s te r . N»¥«2 Julian IVwanue. P ast I law year*# team. L en s tag; end Harold end fV r r is ■e jiag the teem ere halfback BUI Ytetb and cut— co aih V t^ t, R . ti* Jebaatfon end djctït Cercy Bal aav* of Salat Cage. W aere. eeslatent te the teem adviser. In thet i leat match. State piacevi jmepd of Mietu­ ti?. *fcà» A**«# w i - u r g etSif jkdtn far State at that a u td t with NOW« 3rd HIT WEEK MARSHALL MUSIC J*r*„ Jotass«** t* » *ettd t u IMCK JONNSTON Splashers Take On Itnva Saturday*Indiana Next ¡jean« EUROPE 11 R t n * 8f t L £f\ v * ^XîbCfKTi itt«M am tm «e^v«i a ape h e i<* MM ifO ^taöXöR * TEO IWffiWWy ^ M [ ’ ^ WdiNER MOD C O L L E G I. Trtiret O ffice S illy Sudd 332-ass? M fc starts TODAY! Ï 2 L 65c to 5 :3 0 - E v e n i n g & S u n . 2317 PAIR of SLACKS 12 WANTED STYLES All Colors, A ll Fabrics, A ll Patterns, A ll Sizes HUGELY HILARIOUS! W I L L P O S I T I V E L Y REDUCE Y THE R A N K S OF THE L E F T - L I M P H E L P L E S S .* * • S E L L E R S KEEPS A G L O W IN G F L O W O F WELCOME L AUGHTER RUNNING C O N T I N U O U S L Y . * ' - n . v y jf t “SOME Of • ifU M THEMOST -r. u m COMEDY V * THATMFYE EVER SEEM jf e "* o* y W TOa nKf s . TIM S B E ^ M f f r ROM P m S & r t OF PICTURE!** J f l M f 211 E . GRAND RIVER E. LANSING "T A R A S B U L B A State Sews. East L a n ii It«olaneed Offense Sparta Four Detroit Gridders isllop® Against Wisconsin cnuwery to* Fred TÍuimh tiered fe*r&v#r> ititi man, h ? » l av *r*g » « i, th« keaKb T S e eeiy et Q£kPtHNFfPT1' rôtiHMi |b O M I f&t f*ti ixiU'am ! ca- «vi r à«pt under turvpiUAfifìiuAft^ '¥«»*• JfòaeUe .Vydmeree PPf _ Xt.-W'mJ.-« -A p r i c e — it h u r t s , th e c o p y o n ly ! sureo CSUW4 (31P> Mono A p ast f r i e n d su g g e ste d S h e tla n d s k ir ts and O R C H E Ho!»«; THE HAHETS - «tereien s w e a t e r s from Ireland for the Distaff B a r - d o w n the hatoh Stereo Csalee Móna C te tlll a stremi a ia th a T **m m u **riO M , th e y g o a t h a l f - p r i c e . TIU ItH lH S flliU - Kortjoft Stereo CStll l Mono CM9Z80 W e ’ r e lo s in g m oney, b u t’ m a k in g fr ie n d s so In h M ' HVNSaataN MMCIS; Orerte SUteOMlC 0AMC1S - Retner c o m e in a n d b e a f r i e n d ! Storto CSilM MonoCM92fi7 t . Streme ALIO in ta tti 2AAATMUS P .S . I f y o u e x p e c t to fin d su ch c la s s ic s as Top- Ita —Kereien stereo esali» Monoe m m S id e r s and G ant b lu e and w h ite o x fo rd s to be on s a le , you s o m m t r m s - Sotti Stereo CS iiti Mone CINMO will b e d i s a p p o i n t e d — t h e y J u s t a i n ’ t ! _ . Tteeltietef: lOMlS «NO MtttCT. ate itra m » 'itM .. AMte;..Atewaa.. . sai .atem *js»*ap,- .......AIW..c«%»Hl, ACROSS. V» Baca, fa tta tftC M ttT IA i SHTTIS MiocArnatr Stereo c! a220C (2 Lfe, Mono CMA72U FROM BERKEY Open m ea st UhSINC Evenings I j I C r HALL n u MAM V M O HAS w o o r Iv n V T H B C o « m « H O HAS M tm O N C AMD WANTS T O G S T STA U TE U : 323 East Brand Ri v a r. East Lansing higan State News, East L a n s i n g , Michigan F r i d e y . January « i had many c a llt, " C IT IZ E N S said this pleated ad Ì lOv fnr s, Phiimorr* v e rtls e r. 0000. Automotive ★ Employment ^ F or Rent ) f For Rent For Sale 1SW RVWüTSCCTCF pârkiif iâctUttei • AUTOMOTIVE # h 4 ä É Campus T h e tirt •c m p l o t m e n t ,vj -h > After %p>ttu •f o r s a l e SW R T W A V L K A E tîT *F{ÿR KENT c r t l l v S-tO S R iw tw i •LOST & FOUND •PERSONAL wedhous •PEANUTS PERSONA •REAL ESTA TE •SERVICE •TRANSPORTATION tTT'XRTTMR iw s s s s r r o r r n îæ T r ^ r ir a .i i i l h lat# mudtl xtg~s NI ta b t t u - ^ DEADLINE tful convoi* cabinet, with bu ilt- 4 be f=3tn#!;,TO!R??*i ititrlilliE, Sewing on buttons. ¿ip- Call wr*. etc. Will accept monthly ayroents $6.45 after amali down F iv f HONE: . .tvuwnt. IV 5-170S. 6 3 5 5 -8255 or 8256 » Tiro*; I. New s- wtw w t ' r n r t r r r m -watt phone Mason iraosm utoc yOX- iCW) with coax rolay, baiuns, and microphone, S$~~KC $100 or best offer. 5 3 2 -i4 ? l. 5 ■SHIMMIMai ^ Lost & Found LOST - WOMEN'S g l a s s e Brown I r a n » * , tinted lenses < vice South Campus or Computer C*i te r. Monday. Jantiarv ?. Rewar Personal •ÎHAÇ JNTON STATE NEWS WANT-AD* Our Divisional r e p r e s e n t a t i v e will be jC For Sale cond uct in t e r v i e w s and d i s c u s s empi r tu n iti es with g r adu atin g Me chanical l u s t r i si En gineers., E l e c t r i c a l Enginee s t r i a i M an ag em en t Students, who are PRODUCT ENGINEERING TOOL ENGINEERING PROCESS ENGINEERING I l i a r tie s m JSTi. .......... cl . m /n K o i * r tu a itiM SUPERVISION AND OTHER APPLICATIO N Winter Wonderland Suggested Ski Tips DtSÄO physics. m*tf «H31 CS metal lu rfy m* A m erican A kind* for itw r v te w ln s r i eöftvenießt a li Kenny t e r v l e w lu s e*r m usic m ajo r* ari IO n e e r» . Cir k Uv Sports Centers Experience Boom 1Ü tt#Ktr$ -à I PANCAKE L h o u se 2 8 2 0 E. G rand River IV 7-3761 Hours: Sun. thru Thurs. 6 a.m. to 12 Midnight F ri. & Sat. 6 a.m. to 3 a.m Transportation E v e ry o n e ’s M ad .fc& th e M a d ra s. . W oven in Ind I[ t e Relations Laboratory ^plications Still A vailable 12.95 For Pre and Post Party Needs Head For Tom's Party Store 4 jik tu ia r o f 2780 E, GRAND RIVER; NEAR THE GABLES t*>m öig Events A N N U A L SALE N E W A W A R D K IT B Y H A R M A N - K A R P I am pus House ■Sabbath servK e s . Hithrl ¡O H »a.m .. Satis HilJel .House, Sabbath serv Hillei — 6:00 p.m ., Sui Hillel House. Supper forum: I H erbert. Rudman will spes "Soviet Jew ry R evisited ," wwa |AP) — Trinity Colifffciaie Felicv 8« come* s built. Mormons believe all that piece a form er fraternity Cod has revealed and that he will l*« e i twvemmce » Vdria.w to observation. But to merely observe without experimenting atvf tute held its first forming opinions afld purposes is to remain motionless as ctv- ; Robert Stsnd- it!ration p resses Oh. ‘ For information or transpor­ andidate in echt~ Commitment Is a id eological outlook on life. We are commited tation call 482-1720 che cou rse, which to something because it is the foundation’ of our purpose in life. i of Mormon this Some aspects of living cannot be known m erely by observation Plymouth k'lou 14^10$ 4) F irs t Bapt E a s tm in s te r Thedlbglkh J.T1. Oldham has written, L ife ts cemimtmeii Congregational sb y te ria n C h u rch ne cannot live without oneself, and that the m ore wholehe Church ne commits oneself the more one enters into fullness u Commitment includes an awareness of necessity andimpt f decision even though Ufe looks bleak and despondent--fo e Step Enough F o r Me** omes st last when we think He is farthest off.** Allred D. G rey.preaching Those who believe in God often make the m istake of l! -.at by commitment. they are giving something to God. w ears to be the G i v e r , man is the receiv er. His love i Richard E, Klausli of M.S.U, S r . Youth Fellowship 6 :3 0 pun, F irs t Christian La n sin g Centro n his C reator. To be conu F r e e Methodist wlieves in the Almighty is t Reformed Church Commitment can be livii 24Ö Marshall St. Lansing Church on aider of utmost io u u r u a tt« D k I s Iocs through commitment ft?ay bring F irs t Presbyterian F irs t Christian St. Jo h n s Student >rstanding of ourselves. They awaken a fresh ;e needs and Impulses of human nature which nee Church P a rish wnmittneaw to a faith even if we a r t not com who is ever completely certain ?—can lead tc : life is really all about. We can control our own d siona of faith .b ecau se we ar.e n ot.pred ett tried *«*»! •« Hillel House WELCOME STUDENTS Poi )e Chosen Man Of ¥ e a r U N IV E R S IT Y v e rs ify Methodist The weekly Supj C H R IS T IA N C H U R C H eh on H arrison Rood lay at 6 pjm. it s com pletion s s workmen >y P rof, Herbert INTER-CITY BIBLE CHURCH prepare to mount the c r e s t . h e C o lltw e o f P A » (INTERDENOMINATIONAL) —State N ew t Photo TWO BLOCKS WEST OF FRANIX 2827 E. M1CHK3 AN E A S T LANSING U n iv e rs ity M ethodist S t. A ndrew s F R IE N D S M E E T IN G FIRST WESLEYAN C h u rc h Mennonite E a s te r n O rthodox METHODIST C H U R C C h u rc h & U n iv e rs ity Fellowship Student C e n te r wc»jr MARTIN LUTHER CHAPEL East Lansing FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZ & STUDENT CENTER Unity Center SUNDAY SERVICES School Morning Worship Y ouch Groups..—. Evangelistic Hou aUpai, 3i-feiJbtEiikXA¥-'EXE- ■ Study C lass 7-30 Affiliated with Unity Sc Supervised nursery availat o f Christianity. L e e 's Siar Stanley - M inister To Missouri Transportation available U niversity Lutheran Kim berly Downs HOLY TRINITY Church Church of Christ GREEK ORTHODOX SOUTH BAPTIST CHURC and Student Center CHURCH serv ice of Centra; Methodis; Church. Lansing. In fact. i 5 i * s . W a s h in g to n — la n s im "What Then Are We To D o?" Your “Cfeuoch-Awsy - From five or six suggestions for . Our goal: 1302 in - ‘63 study sang application during. the week. Approximately half IltOO A Jil. "V icto ry In the V alley" the congregation takes a sheet continuing serie s In the Boo? home. at Exodas / If you wish to worship where 7r00 D.M. "G od b a s Ms band in hi am persons d esire to "Apply C hristian ity," we invite you to worship ottfc as next St*t- 8*30 P.M . ADULT YOUTH FELLOWSHÜ ■1 V,4S0f., ill? *