MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY STATE TATE NEWS E a s t L a n s in g , M ic h ig a n F rid a y , A p ril 9, 1965 P L A Y M A T E O F T H E Y E A R - - T H * b u n n io s , -th a t I * . P a m K a m p , G r a n d L a d g a ju n io r , o n jo y s th o E a s t o r a u r a a n d s u g g a s ts th a t « v a r y g i r l s h o u ld h a v a a b u n n y to p la y w it h . P h o to b y J o m o s H . H ilo Michigan State N ew s, Hast Lansing. Michigan Friday. April 9, 1965 Fa s h io n s b L i i i p d m Ir m w k m M a e i£ O tfe m si S U /F 5 Iff! X T ^ S O N A l 5 i£ - @ 3 m -\J iC E A [Y D u ü i l L S £ 6 F U L L C Y C L E — J o y K o n g o s , D e t r o it s o p h o m o re , lo n g s ■*% to f e c i th e w in d b lo w in to h e r fa c e w h ile s h e w e a rs a tw o - p ie c e o u t f it f r o m W a n d a H a n c o c k S m a r t w e a r . TViAT > 0 u £ SP£/N<5 P h o to b y T o m P o z a r y c k l S i: O U T F I T 5 TUST ? t h t F o r y o u . L it t le C h a n g e N o t e d B y A r e a M e rc h a n ts Im i C o w IN JU S I H as th e s ty le of S prin g c lo th e s th e S cotch H ou se. T h e s ty le s fo r fo r th e c o lle g e stu d en t changed w om en a r e a lso b ecom in g m o re h m CAJCe AND you, a»/U d ra s tic a lly th is y e a r? fe m in in e an d le s s s p o rty . **It A fte r th is w in te r you m ay b e s e e m s th e tre n d is to look m o re hoping fo r th at b ig ch ang e in lik e a g ir l,’ ’ sa id M iss G hannam . A6££6 H E £ S iL E tT - clo th in g s ty le s , but a sam p lin g In m en ’s w e a r ch a n g es se e m s o f E a s t L an sin g m e rc h a n ts indi­ to b e la ck in g , even in n ov elty ■ION uJiLL D£LlO H T c a te s m o st S prin g clothing s ty le s w ill re m a in th e sam e. ite m s . T h e big ch a n g es in m en ’s clo th in g is th e c o lla r le s s s h ir t, M ost m e rc h a n ts s e e no big F a r a P r e s s s la c k s , s h o rte r b e r - k /OU ch an g e in th e s ty le s o r c o lo rs m u d a s, and a s s m a ll shift aw ay o f clo th e s th is s p rin g . T y p ical is fro m th e c o n tin en ta l look, a c ­ W illiam K e e z e r, m a n a g e r of R ed­ c o rd in g to so m e m e rc h a n ts . w ood & R o ss: “ T h e re h a s been T h e th in g th a t is stay in g big no b ig ch a n g e in th s s p rin g ’s in e v e ry th in g , both fo r m en and c lo th e s a s c o in p a r e d to la s t w om en, is th e m a d ra s s ty le . y e a r s .’’ ’’M a d ra s is co m in g out big again A lthough th e r e w ill b e no d ra s ­ th is S prin g in e v e ry th in g fro m tic ch an g e in th e c o -e d s b a sic b e lts to b erm u d a s,* ’ sa id W ard d r e s s , n ov elty ite m s w ill b e popu­ W asson , of J.W . K napp C o. la r . “ B ig z ip p e rs , p a tte rn e d h o se, S w im su its se e m to b e a big g o lfe r s w e a te rs , an d cam o u flag e s e lle r , w hich i n d i c a t e s th at s w im su its a r e p o p u la r ite m s th is e v e ry o n e is looking fo rw a rd to s p rin g ,’’ s a id M ary G hannam , of s p rin g . Hues And Shoes Spring Partners C o lo r w ill b e th e k ey no te in l a r in m en ’s l o a f e r s . W hite fo o tw ea r th is s p rin g a c c o rd in g to le a th e r is b ein g in tro d u c ed to D ave B ris to l and C ly d e H o llan d s- th e m a sc u lin e m a rk e t th is sp rin g . w o rth . s a le sm e n a t S hepard*s T h e Italian look in w om en’s Shoe S to re , 317 E . G ra n d R iv e r. s a n d a ls is b eco m in g in c re a sin g ly B ec au se w om en’ s sa n d a ls and p o p u la r. T h o n g s w ith a c lo se d s n e a k e rs w ill b e av a ila b e in h ee l w ill a lso b e big th is y e a r, e v e ry c o lo r of th e rain bo w , MSU th e s a le sm e n s a id . co ed s w ill p ro b ab ly be m atch in g T h e r e , is a tre n d to w ard s a th e ir c a su a l fo o tw ea r w ith th e c o lo r of th e ir o u t f i t s . M en’s ro u n d th ro a t an d scoop to e in s n e a k e rs a r e co m in g in s e v e ra l fla ttie s . T h e g illie , a tie fla t, c o lo rs to o , w ith navy an d ligh t is a lso p o p u la r. 0 orni»" T Pash-oo H o llan d sw o rth s a id th e o p en - b lu e th e m o st p o p u la r. W hite M A O ü t Al b e fU s n e a k e rs , of c o u rs e , a r e s till s id e and o p e n -h e el look, w hich in. w a s in tro d u c e d la s t y e a r, is ex­ C o rd o v an , c h a rre d c h e stn u t, p e c te d to be b ig g e r th an e v e r th is an d golden sco tch g ra in a r e popu­ s p rin g . Michigan State N ew s, E ast L ansing. Michigan Friday. April 9, 1965 3 li, K à m Ë fflfà B s m k é . i s J fe ® ÌilÉ É Ì H T ’ m ' 'M IË toKPHWmW mMÈm Vflk' WÊÊ&wë* ■ ¡III M pS 'W ËÊÈÊm .SB* *:;• jo r y 7 .9 8 Just look for the label that reads petite, medium or tall. Dacron* p o ly e ste r and cotton sp o r tsw e a r in m i s s e s s i z e s are planned to fit you. H eather, navy, brown, frosted g reen , black, or r o s e b e r r y . S P O R T S W E A R — E A S T L A N S I N G S T R E E T L E V E l. Friday. April 9. 1965 Michigan State N ew s. East L ansing, Michigan R u f f le s G iv e F e m in in ity T o F a s h io n ___________________— ....I he Myles in spring d»__hnvitii\n<> of sim ilar m alcri re sse s binationV of sim ilar m aterials this ye n' will find the g irls look­ in different'patterns. Stripes with ing m ore feminine than ever, in checks are especially big, and hath the newest styles and !he old em broidery over patterned ! ib-' favorites. i-ics are common. Fashion influences have been The Mod look will be noticeably drawn train around the globe, different, but it won’t be flam­ and variety and the unexpected boyant. Basically the lines are seem to be the two trends which soft y feminine.The Mi id look will underscore all the styles this probably he the biggest one this y e a r. spring. “ The London look, the soft ruf- B aris, however, hasn’t given lles look, an,dthe old favorite Vil­ up its hold on the American fash­ l a g e r styles will all be lug this ion scene. T heir contribution this y e a r , " r e p a r t s M arguerite y ear is the softly feminine look, GardtWr of the Scotch House. with ruffles popping up every­ London seem s to have taker, w here. While most of these soft over this year as the capital ot d r e s s e s are ot the d ressy type, the spring fashion world with the soft look is also seen with the “ Mod? look. The Mod look is ruffles on day d re s s e s . seen everywhere this spring. “ The fabrics in these soft B asically!- th is London Iook dens, re sse s will include printed lin­ pique, and cotton chiffon, f e a t u r e s fem inine s t y l e s with a b i z z a r e touch. “ W a is tlin e s " w ill rep o rts Ceil Cooper ot Jacob­ be e v e r y w h e r e 'b u t at the waist, son’s. with the em pire type see n most The old favorites a r t corning back this year m ore feminine too. often. While villagers and the standard F ab ric s in the Mod look will be shirtw Varied and very often the scram ­ ply, theaists are in plentiful sup- bled look is featured w ith co m - prin ts andfabrics are often floral soft pastels. Even m adras and denim h.>vo gone feminine with rulfles. The JU ST L O O K I N G — S u * two favorite fabrics com binedare I s l e r , D e t r o it s o p h o m o re , also a common occurrence-this' p r e s e n ts on i r r e s i s t i b l e a t­ spring in d re s s e s . t r a c t io n f o r th e c o u n tr y "A relatively new look in the s to r e k e e p e r at th e MSU old favorites is. t h e runnel M u s e u m . S u e ’ s o u t f it is a d r e s s ,” says Rose P rescott of t w o - p ie c e p in k I r is h lin e n e n s e m b le f r o m J a c o b s o n s., M aurice’s Scotch House. This P h o to by R ic k i G ilb e r t look features a d re ss with simple The question arose; " B u t is t h i s r e a l l y C r i c k e t ? ” B IL L ATKINSON; ‘* " I t m o s t c e r t a i n l y is , b y J o v e ! ” Sketches made at the Glen of Michigan C ric k e t Club above S h irt and Matching S k irt English S hirting in green/b|Me/white English F ie ld S h irt $10 s h irtin g Spring C loth S p o rts k irt $11 and $13 $15 right White flannel spectator $30 C ric k e t K n it Matching topper $35 Cardigan Suit crew blue $25 lansing east lansing Michigan State N e w s , E a s t L an sing, Michigan Friday, April 9, 1965 Madras, Bikinis In For Sportswear “ M adras a-go-go'* is t h e modified bikini really spread— them e of sportsw ear this season. they’re all buying them. From the raincoat right on down Swimsuit coverups have taken to the unmentionable (we’ll men­ a turn for the original. Fish net- tion them anyway) petti pants, like coverups go nicely over the m a d ra s is the word. new scandal suits. Jacobson’s is also featuring a cover up called According to the Scotch House, the “ sandwich” that com es in subdued colors are going to be all s o rts of colors a n d has a popular this y ear, especially cool te rry cloth lining. pinks and greens. The Scotch Seersucker plaid is a fabric House commented that “ girls that is being used this y ear in a re beginning to look like girls berm udas, culottes and shifts. again" with the surge of ruffles, T he fabric is easy to c a re for tucks, and em pire waistlines into and cool in sum m er weather. S O M E T H IN G T O L O O K the fashion world. For the most A boucle type shell top is pop­ F O R W A R D T O — is th e part, the waistline will still be ular this spring along with the loose but the bust and hip lines ev er popular knit top. Jacobson’s s e n io r r e c e p tio n o f P r e s ­ id e n t H a n n o h ’ s h o m e . Sue will be fitted. is showing a sweater shell with em broidered flowers on the front. L in d g r e n , P o n tia c s o p h o ­ Swimsuits have really taken a Large zippers are being used m o r e , d re a m s o f th in g s dive for the daring. T he new on all sportsw ear, in such places to c o m e in a r e d tw e e d “ scandal suitq” as they a re ap­ as pockets and down the front of t h r e e - p ie c e s u it w ith a propriately called, feature the culottes. b la c k b lo u s e and b la c k fiph netting effect. One of the T his spring’s fashions a re d a r­ t r i m b y J o h n n y e J r . , $40 scandal suits known as "o u trag ­ ing, dynamic and definitely fem­ f r o m M a r ie ’ s . P h o to b y R ic k i G ilb e r t eous” looks like a modified bi­ inine. kini with the fish net look in be­ tween the top and the bottom. “ Showdown” , another type of scandal suit, has a plunging neck­ f a s h io n s p la s h e r s line of the fish net-like m aterial. The modified bikini, which seem s to strike a com prom ise between the genuine bikini and the two- piece suit, has really made a dent on the swimsuit m arket. In f a c t , M rs. T o i v o n e n of Knapp’s rem arked: “ In the past East Lansing has tended to be conservative, but this year the F e m in in ity (c o n tin u e d f r o m p a g e 4) lines and large pockets with a ; self belt strung through the loop ; of them. ' Other feminized day dresses will see the return of the middy IM PORTANT . . . YOUR R IN G ORDER look with sailor co llars and co l- : 4 Week» D elivery o rs . Knits an'd jum pers will also be good this year. The old sack M a n 's E x tra L a rg e R in g look has gone feminine with the skim m er d ress, a softly-fitted (M LM ) M e d ’um W e ig h t $ 3 4 .0 0 ' descendant of the shift. Industrial (MLH) H eavy W e ig h t $ 3 9 .0 0 * zippers will be found all over (M LXH) Extra Heavy W t. $ 4 4 .0 0 * skim m ers too. (MLCB) C losed Back W t. $ 4 7 .0 0 * (XXS) la d y 's Ring B esides the Modand soft looks, the d re s s ie r spring clothes will W h ite G o ld $5 0 0 A d d itio n a l feature coat d re sse s, knit cock­ ’ pliw tax tail d r e s s e s , and f o r m a Is trim m ed with lace. Woman’ s R ing “ The cold shoulder loot is very ;iM ) M e d iu m W e ig h t $ 2 9 .0 0 ' new t h i s y e a r,” s - y s Miss ;iH ) H eavy W e ig h i $ 3 4 .0 0 Cooper. These d re sse s feature- LXH) Extra H eavy W t. $ 3 9 .0 0 ' one bare shoulder, usually in (LCB) C losed Back W t. $ 4 2 .0 0 * dressy fabrics. Another dressy $ 2 4 .0 0 ' look for spring is derived from the Indian sari d re s s and has F urrust'd Greek Letters and straight lines with long sleeves in Other Symbol* Available silky fabrics. Order NowTo Insure -The s t y l e s in d r e s s e s for "Mariner Cloth” is the fabric spring seem to indicate that fash­ to sail through the season in ion’s happy relief from the win­ Delivery For Graduation New looks: low belted waist: rope tric k neckline: the te r doldrum s at MSLi, is insight. sm art looks of Garland. Have them in th is machine washable, to ta lly wearable life-is-fun fabric. R ope T r i c k T o p $ 7 .0 0 P a n ts $ 8 .0 0 P r in c e s s T o p $ 6 .0 0 S k ir t $ 7 .0 0 Open Wednesday V 9:30 to 9 520 West Ionia - Lansing UÍ c m L I 203 East Grand R iver: tudent B o o t S tore Pho nc 482-1093 • SÍT1ARTW R A R _ _ Across F rom Berkey Hall A Friday. April 9. 1965 Michigan State N ew s. F ast Lansing. Michigan 6 Shifty9L ook To Be , But With New. Variations Shifts are going to be big again taking on the middy look.th.it used a big c a rry -o v e r tram last year. this year and with many exciting to be reserved only for dark or O versize zippers are adding an new variations. solid colors. M adras shifts will intriguing toych to the denim.A- also be adorned by ruffles at the 1me shifts. The Straight shift will still be neckline, down the front, and even E m pire waistlines arc still a favorite worn with or without around the bottom of the skirt. much in s t y l e and so is t h e a belt. The fuller, m ore loose fit­ dropped wa i s 11 i n e . With tiie ting shift is going to be in again Patches will give a sophisti­ with smocking and yoke. Many cated hobo look with some shifts dropped waist line, a modified A- shifts will be the A-line style, entirely made up of multi-colored line sk.rt usually appears. som e with th e dropped waistline squares. A style that is just coming over and some just skimming the body. Denim in combination with rt from England is called thedolly- nd white check blouses, scarve rocifcer according Mi s. Elaine M adras w i l l still be in high I iv.•: ii I K i app'sl- T h i s style s ty le .with many M a d r a s 'shifts h a s the v- ke t off, if ten with but­ t on s and a collar. It can be sleeve­ Watchorn-Authorized Hoover Service less or sleeved. We Service All Vacuum Cleaners "M any of our shifts come with All Makes Used C leaners, matching bathing suits and can be 1 Rebuilt & Reconditioned worn for berchwear or on cam ­ FROM $19.95 UP. p u s," Jill Margolin of EheScotch O ver O pen D a ily 9 -5 :3 0 House said. 12 F r e e P ic k Up A n d D e liv e r y . Along the line of better d re s ­ Years W o rk G u a ra n te e d . E xperie nce ses,- the C ourreges look of P aris CAL L 482-5300 is the big thing 'and will be fol­ SCISSORS lowed by many top designers, SHARPENED . M rs. Lorene Atwood of Knapp’s 4 2 4 S. WASHINGTON ACROSS FROM j ARBAUGHJ> said. T his new look keeps many of the shift lines. The style does not hug the body but is shaped loosely. The shift style is being shown D IM L IG H T — and a lo v e ly g i r l a c c e n tu a te th e d e s ig n for next fall so it is a safe bet o f th is tw o - p ie c e d r e s s . F a ir c h il d T h e a te r a n d B o n n le that the look will be here for quite M c G u ig g , B lo o m f ie ld H il ls ju n io r , s e t th e s c e n e f o r Classic awhile. a n o th e r s p r in g fa s h io n . P h o to b y T o m P o z a r y c h i F o o d C o lo r in g F o r C lo th e s ? is honey dew, lime, mint, avo­ g ra s s , moss, fern or clay greens. When reading a list of spring Among the browns are Sahara, clothing colors, you might think cado, apple and celery. Browns and beiges are cocoa, wet sand, hot sa'nd, surlsidc and you had picked up a grocery list chocolate, white chocolate, milk limestone. Blues a re named lark­ by mistake. Reds are called cran­ chocolate, toast, coffee cream , spur, heather and m arina. Blue­ b erry, r a s p b e r r y , roseberry, lemon b e i g e , wheat, vanilla, bell is a combination of lavender c h erry , maraschino, tomato and marshamallow, or custard. Pine­ and aqua. red pepper. apple ice is yellow. Other colors out this year are T h ere are peppermint, water­ Not all colors are named for fiesta, pink lady, tickle pink, melon, Spanish melon and sher­ food. The names of many colors firecrack er, putty, book binding, bet pinks. Melon, apricot,papaya bring to mind a garden, wood­ Egyptian blue, confetti and a and tabasco are shades of orange. land or lake shore. T h ere are yellow and white print called the F o r those who like green, there daisy yellows, ro se pinks and freedom print. Young Naturals are the freed o m loving s w in g e r s whose cloth es suit them to a.“ TV This 100% Arnel shift of powder blue sprinkled with white dots is only The casual shoe of classic com­ fort is the original B ass Weejun. Goes everywhere with low, light weight styling and contour fit. In brown. Cordovan and black. $ 1 5 .9 5 W e e ju n s a n d T a s s a is F o r W om en . . . $ 1 2 .9 5 J ft R eàw ooà t R ost 205 EAST GRAND RIVER EAST LANSING 629 W. St. Jo*«pk IV 4 0 9 4 1 M « « i.-F ri. 9 -9 p .m . S « t. W p . * . Michigan State N ew s. E a st Lansing. Michigan Friday, Aprii 9, 1965 7 Coats Go British For Spring England is setting the women’s fashion pace this year, coats in­ cluded. T he sem i-titted, double breasted look is typically Eng­ land, and this year, typically A m erican. T he chelsea collar, direct from England, looks like a low scoop neckline and is being used on many of the spring co ats. Many of the coats with the chelsea col­ lar feature scalloped cuffs to match the neckline. The C hesterfield coat, named after the Earl of C hesterfield, is still rated high in the coat popularity contest. The big news this season in trench coats is the “ London Fog Raincoat” which com es in sever­ al styles, including the C h ester­ field. T he “ London Fog” can be machine washed, and*it will still maintain its water repollency. The coat is to be drip dried, however, not put in a d ryer. Quilted co llars are being used on trench coats this spring and m ost of the coats boast either a full or half belt. The all-purpose or weather coat is reported to be on the rise and can be used for three sea­ sons: late spring, early fall or sum m er. According to Jacob­ C H E C K IN — A n n e S f i f l e r , R o c h e s te r ju n io r , e n jo y s son’s, these coats a re " v e ry s p r in g in th e H o r t ic u lt u r e G a rd e n s . She is w e a r in g practical and good for trav e l.” a t h r e e - p ie c e b lu e —and—w h ite c h e ck w o o l s u it and Many of the coats are laminated Ties Wider This Spring c o tto n b lo u s e f r o m M a r ie ’ s. or millium lined. All of these weather coats are water repel­ lent. Wanda Hancock and Jacob­ son's a re showing many of these The m an ’ s look it’s c a lle d ,a n d w e re re v e rs e d and so ld w ith weather coats. it m e a n s a w id er tie , a th ic k e r th e d a rk sid e out an d th e s trip e s T he suede jacket which used b e lt, and a touch of m a d ra s fo r ru n n in g u p w ard . T h is y e a r tie s to be worn for horseback riding c o lo r. a r e w id e r and b rig h te r. is now being worn on cam pus.T he M en’s s ty le s fo r S prin g in - B e lts , to o , a r e g ettin g w id er jacket can be worn with berm u- elu d e b rig h tly s trip e d tie s .T h e s e and m o re c o lo rfu l. T h e h a rn e s s das, slacks or skirts. a r e re tu rn in g a f te r b e in g s o ld fo r look in so ft su p p le le a th e r Is T H E P O W E R O F N E G A T IV E T H IN K IN G ~ P a u la Favorite colors in d re s s coats y e a rs In sid e -o u t, a s a m o re c o n - v e ry p o p u la r. M a d ra s b e lts a r e A llm a n , H in s d a le , I I I . , ju n io r , m a y lo o k n e g a tiv e , b u t a r e still the ever-popular pas­ s e rv a tiv e s tr ip e . in fo r c o n tra s t. s h e ’ s th in k in g p o s it iv e ly a s s h e m o d e ls a c o tto n tels and navy, with a new orangey- T ie s trip e s ru n dow nw ard to T h e a u to m a tic u m b re lla is s till s u it w it h s e e r s u c k e r ja c k e t, b lu e - p e r s o n a l, $18 at red . th e rig h t a s you look at th em , th e fa v o rite an d b lack is th e M a r ie ’ s . P h o to b y R ic k i G ilb e r t Coats this year a re tailored, F o r a p p ro x im a te ly fiv e y e a rs tie s c o lo r in u m b re lla s a n d so c k s. Straight lines and very British. Shoes Follow Traditional Tradition styles' will set the as much a s ten to one. Other pace in m e n 's shoes this spring. favorite "wing tip*’ colors a re For campus wear, the tradi­ cordovan and oxblood. tional Bass penny loafer in cordo­ Antique brown, a rather ob­ van, black and oxblood will be scu re shoe color until recently, most in demand. is rapidly gaining in popularity The perennial d ress favorite, ihis spring. black "wing tips” will be the m ost stylish d ress shoes this Another n e w c o m e r which spring. So far, they are out­ prom ises to be very popular this selling alî other d ress shoes by y ear is the blue tennis shoe. I TOLD YOUTO GET IT DONE AT BARYAMES! • Ice Pink • Black • Ice Blue \ $ 6 " P r. • Black Patent •Lemon Drop*Ice Blue \ •Dusty Pink«Mint Green • Sapphire Blue MATCHING $8» P r. HANDBAGS TOO! $499 P r. F i ne Assortments o f C o l o r s • Eden Roc • Red S tyles and F a b rics. •lee Blue • Ice Pink • Yellow Tulip •B lack calf • Gingham Pink • G ingham B lue Baryames Dry Cleaners BEAUTIFUL SHOES 122 So W ashington And Shirt Laundry Cor. o f A lle g a n D owntown L a n s in g “ S T Y L E L E A D E R S IN Q U A L I T Y F O O T W E A R " Phone IV 9-8843 SO GREATER LANSING LOCATIONS • !<*•- r * ^ - < 5 * “n4 Four Favorite Colors Favorite Styles oseWho Want Th6 Very Best M KM % each See our complete line of traditional MSU Sweatshirts ,T-shirts, and Jackets, You9U like what you see. hi 7 7 /«' ( 'niter For International Programs 10 Friday, April 9, 1965 Michigan State N ew s. Hast Lansing. Michigan C o l l a r s T o Cuffs Madras Is Bags, Bonnets B y JUDI NI COL 4 S t a t e N e w s S ta f f W r i t e r sized zippers, a re still the favor­ ite. I landkerchief prints and bur­ lap a re out. Shoulder bags a r e in, m adras is back, and old-fashioned "poke At the Style Shop pierced e a r ­ bonnets" for swim w ear a re the rings. bangle r i n g s , (which are biggest accessory news on cam ­ five thin rings attached and worn pus this spring. as one) and bracelets coordin­ ated to match suits and d resses Michigan S t a t e coeds, who a r e the newest things in jewelry. traditionally w ear few acces­ sories, are not going to suddenly Favorite patterns in addition bedeck t h e m s e l v e s in hats, to m adras are polka dot and bold gloves, ankle bracelets, and bar­ stripes. rettes, but what ac cesso ries they For dressy occasions, flower­ do wear are likely to be m adras. ed chiffon-draped,, and picture- Headbands, um brellas, bags, fra m e straw a r e the new hat scarves, belts, hats, cum ber- styles. bunds, and even sunglassess— Bonnets coordinated to match you name it—it’s big if it’s swimsuits a re big in beachw ear, m adras. and w ere properly "broken in” In response to what M rs. Kauf­ at Fort L auderdale and Nassau. man of the Tog Shop calls a "five Sunglasses rem ain an import­ y ear eyelet’’ big, bags a re in again. ant fashion item. The campus favoaite is the w rap-around kind, "It bagan about five years ago but they’re available in circle s, N IC E W E A T H E R — a n d n ic e when college g irls didn’t carry squares, triangles, and skinny o u t f it . Sue C V/en, W h ite h a ll bags at all. Then sm all bags rectangles. j u n i o r , is e n jo y in g th e sun cam e in gradually and now fair­ in a b lu e d e n im A - l in e S T E P P IN ’ OUT-— J u d y S p a rk s , B r im in g h a m ,. A la ., ly large shoulder bags a re popu­ Also available in Fast Lansing s k i r t a n d to p b y M is s P a t. s e n io r , m o d e ls a J o n a th a n L o g a n fe m in in e d r e s s lar again,” ] she said. a re dickeys, g a rte rs , stockings, B u t th e su h s h o u ld n ’ t be — p e r f e c t f o r th o s e s p e c ia l d a te s , th e S ty le S hop. At the Scotch House Davey and pins— all in m adras. th e o n ly on e to s e e th e tw o P h o to b y L a r r y F r i t z l a n bags, or sm all purses withover­ p ie c e d r e s s — i t ’ s p e r f e c t f o r a n y c a s u a l c a m p u s a f­ fa ir . P h o to b y L a r r y F r i t z l a n YOU AT YOUR Sp o rt C o a t W o rd Is Still M a d r a s EASTER BEST M adras, still the b ig word in sports c o a ts , will be seen al­ most everywhere th is spring. Probably the next most popular Pre-Easter Specials models will be blazers blended of Dacron and worsted or cotton, in Glen plaids, muted plaids or solid colors. C o arse weave textures again of dacron and worsted are al­ • Special 24 ready selling well. Burgundy, navy, olive, grey, or hour service! light blue should be the big col­ o rs . i Sport coats are selling wgll this spring despite a late start • Special care: due to inclement weather. minor repairs free of charge! D- Scholls A R C H -L IF T You will look your dazzling SAN D A LS v. b e st on E a ste r Sunday morn b eca u se we give that extra sp ec ia l attention your finest B U IL T - U P 4 A R C H garm en ts require when dry M EN. W O M E N , C H IL D R E N c le a n e d - - a t no added c o st to Here's a u n iq u e san d a l th at you! T rust to us for the b est, really co m fo rts y o u r feet. T h e with your best. h uilt-up arch an d o th e r ex clu- -.ive fe atu res give a c o m fo rt- ibie Tift" to y o u r ev ery step. No more "let-d o w n feelin g ” o f o r d in a r y s a n d a ls . Id e a l fo r h o m e , s tr e e t o r r e c r e a tio n . Colors: T a n , Red, B lack o r \\ hue. l ull sizes only. C le a n e r ( h ild rcn s fro m $7.*>5. I ,ir$!cr si/cs add $!.00, no95 & Shirt L a u n d r y D-rScholl's FOOT COMFORT* SHOP owned and operated by K 8. M Kelly 624 E . Grand R iver 117 S. Washington Lansing IV 5-6.141 Michigan Stale N ew s. F ast Lansing. Michigan Friday. April 9. 1965 11 Í ZÜJS tnt m i TiriT Tm TS nui nu im m tnt rmt nat >frn rm rm j n jj n j m M M Æ II Come To Suits For Easter ROGER STUART fro m H O L D EN -R EID For Your V amp men «it ill ages Easter are swinging tu Sl>N- i ROSI , newest Li't i- i 1 11.•!■ trulli the people Clothes! 11 I1 mip,my. ended el .! Dacron* ,1 II it w i■T he egg, h a s an important p la c e role in T aster sports. Through­ at T a s te r tim e in every co u ntry out northwestern Germany peas­ of the w o rld w h e re th e holida) is ants hold formal contests to see Celebrated. In the United’States, who can devour the most eggs. c h ild re n c o lo r them ,- th e F a s te r Egg duels a re popular in G e r­ bunny b rin g s th e m , th ey a t e many too. Contestants fare each ro lle d down th e slo p e s of th e other, holding hard boiled eggs W hite H ouse law n, and ev eryb o dy by th e round e n d s. E ach sta b s e a ts egg s a la d san d w ic h e s fo r h is a d v e r s a r y 's egg w ith th e a w eek a f te r E a s te r . p o in ted end. T h e p la y e r w ho su c­ In F ra n e e it is th e C h u rch c e e d s in c ra c k in g th e g re a te s t b e lls , ra th e r th an th e E a s te r n u m b er of h is o p p o n e n ts's eggs bunny, w ho b rin g s E a s te r e g g s w in s, and re c e iv e s a ll th e dam ­ an d candy . ag ed e g g s a s a p riz e . On E a s te r m o rn in g th e c h ild ­ T h e n u tritio n a l v alu e o f th e re n ru sh into th e g a rd e n to w atch eg g is not fo rg o tte n on E a s te r . th e b e lls " fly back fro m R o m e " In A u stria e g g s a r e s e rv e d fo r w h e re they h av e b een s in c e G ood b re a k fa s t, d in n e r, su p p e r, and F rid a y . A s th e C h ild re n scan th e afte rn o o n te a on E a s te r . T he sky fo r a g lim p se of th e r e ­ tu rn in g b e lls , th e ir e ld e rs hide T r a d i t i o n a l F re n c h E a s te r b re a k fa s t is an egg o m e le t. V IS IO N S O F E A S T E R — d a n c e d th ro u g h t h te ii ir h e a d s . L ik e C h r is I— ~ t m a s , E a s te r -------- can T h e w o rld o v e r, E a s te r ju st in s p ir e th o u g h ts o f g o o d ie s th a t w il l be fo u n d on E a s te r m o r n in g b y c h ild r e n o f c o lo re d eg g s an d can d y . P h o to b y L a r r y C a r ls o n "Y o u a r e too la te to s e e th e is n 't E a s te r w ithout e g g s. a ll a g e s . 9 b e lls ,” d e c la re th e g ro w n -u p s. " S e e , th ey h av e a lre a d y p a s se d th is w ay. T h ey h av e d ro pp ed sw e e ts u n d er y o u r v e ry n o s e s .” N orw eg ian c h i l d r e n s ta r t h o a rd in g egg s h e lls w ee k s in ad ­ Off-Campus Offers Recreation Area v a n c e of E a s te r . T hey e ith e r sy lv a n ia , h a s p icn ic fa c ilitie s , S o ftb all d iam o n d s and p icn ic in clu d e R ow e R iding R anch at b o re h o le s in th e s h e ll en d s W hen w arm w e a th e r h its and th e r e a r e m o re p eo p le th an w a te r sh u ffleb o a rd c o u rts , and a zoo. fa c ilitie s a r e a v a ila b le at B an­ 9815 D av is H ighw ay, K is o r Stock an d blow o ut th e c o n te n ts o r F a rm at 3301 H a rp e r R o a d , e ls e c a re fu lly cu t th e s h e lls in in th e L M . pool and a ll th e c a n o e s T h e highlight of F ra n c is P a rk , c r o f t P a r k , O tto S t. a r e o ut, stu d e n ts m ig h t do w ell at M o o re’s R iv e r D riv e , is a M aso n , Shady T r a il R anch at 18102 h a lf. T h e egg s h e lls a r e d e c o r­ O ne ca n p lay nine h o le s of golf 18 M ile R oad, M a rsh a ll, and W hite a te d , fille d w ith can d y , and p a s te d to look to off g ra m p u s re c r e a tio n . lo v ely ro s e g ard en . fo r $.75 to $1.25 at th e m u nicip al A rb o re tu m P a iic , a t 2020 E . B irc h R iding S tab le a t 1935 S. to g e th e r w ith s tr ip s of p a p e r. g o lf c o u rs e s . R ed C e d a r G olf M e rid ia n R oad, M ason. M t. H ope, is a p o s s ib ility . T h e C o u rs e is at M i c h i g a n A ve. On E a s te r m o rn in g th e egg c o n ta in e rs a r e hidden fo r th e c h ild re n to hunt. P o lish c h ild re n th ro w g aily 1 2 0 -a cre p a rk h a s n a tu re tr a ils fo r foot tr a v e l, a to te m p o le , and a p io n e e r c a b in . Sweaters ( c o n tin u e d f r o m page 12 ) a c ro s s fro m F ra n d o r.G ro e s b e c k G olf C o u rs e on O tto S t., S ey m ou r G olf C o u rs e on M t. H ope A ve., H u n te r P o o l, at E . K alam azo o and H o sm e r, w ill o ffe r aftern o o n and w eekend sw im m in g beginning th e la s t w eek in M ay. p a in te d egg s h e lls in to s tr e a m s , B is o n , d e e r, p r a ir ie d o g s, and and W averly G olf C o u rs e a t W. an te lo p e c a n b e fo u n d in th e p r a i r ­ h av e found it m o re p o p u la r in th e S ag in aw and W av erly . A t L ak e L an sin g th e r e is sw im ­ so th at th e ir m e s s a g e of sp rin g m in g , b oatin g , p ic n ic fa c ilitie s , m ay r e a c h th e s u b te rra n e a n ie e x h ib it. B ald e a g le s an d re d burgu nd y s h a d e s. fox a r e a lso on d isp la y , a n d th e re In la te s u m m e r, Ju ly and Au­ H o rse b a c k rid in g is a n o th e r and an a m u sem en t p a rk w hich w ill w o rld w h e re p e o p le n e v e r s e e g u s t, m o st s w e a te r w e a re rs w ill p o s s ib ility . L an sin g a r e a s ta b le s open E a s te r Sunday. th e sun . is a w aterfo w l pond w ith d ucks, T h e G re e k s g re e t one a n o th e r g e e s e , and sw a n s. p ro b a b ly fa v o r c a rd ig a n s a s they a fte r E a s te r m o rn in g s e rv ic e by T h e p a rk a ls o h a s a N a tu re S c i- can be slip p ed on and off e a s ie r knocking to g e th e r re d eggs— re d e n c e B uilding w hich is open fro m th an th e p u ll-o v e rs . C a rd ig a n s sy m b o lizin g jo y --a n d u tte rin g th e 10 a .m . to 5 p .m . d aily ex cep t w ill b e found in th e back s e a ts of tra d itio n a l g re e tin g s , " C h r is t is M onday. T h e g ro u n d s a r e open c a r s w h ere they ca n h e quickly r i s e n ," and " H e is ris e n in­ e v e ry day fro m 8 a .m . till d u sk . re a c h e d on co o l ev en in g s o r a fte r d e e d ." P o tte r P a rk , a t 1301 S . P en n ­ a d ay a t th e b each . R um anian s a ls o c ra c k eg g s to g e th e r on m ee tin g . T h ey b eliev e Fox’ s Quality Jewelers, th a t th e p e rs o n holding th e un­ Since 1917 b ro k e n egg w ill o u tliv e th e o th e r . In so m e G e rm a n v illa g e s it is c u s to m a ry fo r g ir ls to p re s e n t th e ir s u ito rs w ith g aily c o lo re d E a s te r e g g s. W hen th e g irls fa il D o rm s O ffe r E a s te r M e n u duvm ovuL T h e tra d itio n a l F a s te r d in n e r of h am and sw eet p o ta to e s w ill rx À sv u ^ ô h ead th e m enu in re s id e n c e hall d ining ro o m s E a s te r S unday, a c ­ co rd in g to T h e o d o re L . S m ith, food s u p e rv is o r at B ro d y . S om e h a lls w ill s e r v e a m olded E a s te r egg sa ja d . No a r ra n g e m e n ts h av e been SU KM m ad e fo r s p e c ia l d e c o ra tio n s in ■ I «MONOS th e dining ro o m s. But Sm ith said $150 th at s tu d e n ts a r e en c o u ra g e d and h elp ed by h all m a n a g e rs in d e­ v isin g holiday d e c o ra tio n s fo r th e d in in g a r e a s . d i s t i n c t i v e d e s ig n s Eye catching beauties * * * * * * * * of rare distinction and charm. For those Q u a liC r a ft C a s u a / e t s shows m ore you j a fte r the yL. with a flair for hi a pretty peek-a-bovv w ith w h ile , Imne or black J show, meet fashion in everything i n i-h e d leather uppers. S m art young fashion anti FOX’S J you at . . . . they wear. ,'Tx* convenient terms Iiiii' shoeinaking. r v e p lio ti il at just >F H o w a r d y M ail O rd e rs A ccep ted J J o h n s o n ’s $ D ir e c t D ia m o n d Im p o rters Add 40