Osteopathic By BOB ROACH complete their classroom training there, while be admitted to the East new students will College accept responsibility for the school. A month later the State standards, which left only five accredited schools in the co Stats News Staff Writer Lansing campus next year. MCOM has Board of Education designated the University as the site for the country. now been integrated with the University structure and only While some controversy still exists technical problems of the proposed school. concerning treatment incorporation now remain. practices between M.D.'s and D.O.'s, "A . e concept in the history of medical education," was Establishment of the osteopathic Although now greatly diminished, there has been much of Osteopathic Medicine at establishment of the College j*!!!) action of the board of trustees this year. meets a college within the University long - standing need in the state: 16 per cent of the controversy surrounding the practice of osteopathy. ameliorate those conditions. MSU holds great promise to 38 The science was t istees officially established Sept. 17 the University's nation's osteopathic developed in the 19th century by Dr. Andrew Dr. Andrew D. Hunt, dean of the The hospitals are in Michigan, as well as 18 per ndP the College of Osteopathic Medicine, as the nation's Taylor Still, a physician and surgeon practicing in Missouri. He College of Human Medicine, describes the new college "as a l6th I nublicly - supported institution. cent^of the state's licensed nation's practicing osteopaths; 15 per cent of the theorized that abnormalities of the skeletal, muscular and involved to establish effective great opportunity for everyone lis'f i s that uniqueness will be the coexistence of the physicians are osteopaths and the state has ligamentous tissues resulted in interferences of the normal working relations between the two nerve consistently ranked second in the country in residents studying and blood professions." t \ second medical college with the allopathic College of supply with reciprocal effects in the body's organs. He osteopathy. Dr. Hunt said he could not assess the UniM Huinan .1 diriiuv To meet this need, the legislature passed Public Act 162 in developed a system of manipulation "to realign functional and students to the new response of his faculty legislative statute and elaborate preparations by the deviations and abnormalities." college, but said he was recently visited July, 1969. The act required the establishment of a school of by two groups from the American Association ^ /ministration, MSL 8 the Michigan College of Osteopathic osteopathic medicine at one of three campuses in the state with The establishment in 1892 of Still's American School of Colleges who encouraged him to pursue cooperation between of Medical iMCOM), one of six private schools in the country, is an existing medical school — MSU, Wayne State University and Osteopathy was followed by a proliferation of unregulated two colleges. the Med'u"iL incorporated into the University structure. the University of osteopathic schools which contributed to the profession's These sentiments were echoed D°w located i" P°ntiac, MCOM admitted its first class in the Michigan. "quack" image. by Robert D. Schuetz, associate In compliance with the director of the Institute of act, MSU last September submitted a This condition Biology and Medicine, who is f 196(» Students now in class at Pontiac are scheduled to position paper outlining the conditions under has since been erased by the American which it would Osteopathic Association's establishment of stringent accreditation coordinating the assimilation of MCOM into the University. (Please turn to page 6) Tuesday . legend is a lie that has Cloudy. . . attained the dignity of age. . . . with occasional light r Anonymous Temperatures in the low 60 s. Volume 63 Number 6 East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 20, 1970 Nixon decries terrorism in OSU campaign speech COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - The accomplishments and urged them to vote campaigning President Nixon, decrying GOP Nov. 3. political terrorism and campus violence, Most of the crowd cheered and said Monday, "It's time to draw the "They are not the youth of America line applauded but one dissenting group and say we're not today and they will not be the majority going to put up with standing to the side chanted: this." of the youth of America tomorrow." "One, two, three, four. We don't want He strayed from his announced path your . . war." . After Nixon finished almost at the start of a two-day, six-state The President took note when he told talking, outgoing campaign swing with side trip to Ohio Republican Gov. James A. Rhodes took a the gathering he knows the public is the microphone to decry the fact a number State University, scene of frequent campus concerned when there are shouted of youths found perches in "defenseless violence last spring. There he obscenities "such spent 25 as this crowd over here is trees" on the Capitol grounds. minutes among 1,000 or more students shaking hands and exchanging remarks. His trip to the Ohio State campus, where National Guardsmen did two tours of FIND HIDEOUT duty before it was closed in the face of violence last May, was unannounced but students quickly flocked around him. One young man wearing a white T-shirt faced Nixon and said, "You can take draft card." He added he did not want to my Canadian forces die in Vietnam. "I'm winding down the Nixon replied. war, He recited his record on troop withdrawals and told the youth, "You watch us, boy." boy," for Quebec The prime minister, his cabinet and about Another young man asked By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Nixon, "Will 100 members of parliament are to attend you shake the hand of a hippie?" The MONTREAL — Canadian security forces Laporte's funeral Tuesday in Montreal, Demonstration President apparently did not hear him and the youth added, "We don't care about sealed off escape routes from Quebec traveling under tight security wraps. A group of Ohio State football, just stop the war." Province Monday and mounted a massive Acting under the wartime measures in students, demonstrating against Nixon administration policies, carry a banner saying "Nixon: Ohio State football coach Woody Hayes search for the terrorists who killed Labor effect since Friday, army troops and war maker, strike-breaker." Others carry a papier-mache bust of the President as they mix into the crowd that heard had appeared earlier on the downtown minister Pierre Laporte. Police confirmed provincial and Royal Canadian Mounted Nixon speak Monday at the Ohio speakers platform with Nixon and local they found the kidnapers' bloodstained Police fanned out across Quebec hunting capitol in Columbus. Later Nixon visited the Ohio State University campus. two men named in warrants Republican candidates. hideout and possible scene of Laporte's as wanted in AP Wirephoto A loud cheer drowned out an obscene execution. connection with the kidnapings of Laporte chant as Nixon climbed to the trunk of his A hunt continued for the other and Cross, British trade commissioner in hostage, car, waved and reached down to shake British diplomat James R. Cross, Montreal. despite a Student body president, hands with students. letter in his handwriting that said he would Police said they found the hideout where "They were glad that I came," he later be killed if police closed in on the French - Laporte was kept —a frame bungalow in the told newsmen. "They wanted to talk and suburb of St. Hubert. The house is three Canadian separatists who kidnaped him 15 were willing to listen. days ago. quarters of a mile from where Laporte's "I think that they are turned off this Montreal, Canada's largest city, appeared body, a bullet hole in the head, was l^ft in year for violence ... I am very proud of the trunk of a car by the terrorists Saturday orof booked at Kent State on a war them. tooting. Military and police helicopters clattered overhead. Troops were night. The body was found early Sunday. "It renewed my faith in young America. ' in the streets. Detective Sgt. Albert Lysacek said there It recharged it. We need change but was blood on the floor of the In Ottawa, the federal Parliament gave bungalow and peaceful change. I think that is what the signs of violence. majority of Ohio State students believe. overwhelming approval to Prime Minister The President, continuing a stepped up Pierre Elliott Trudeau's use of wartime Lysacek said police believe the house was Ravenna, Ohio (ap> - The student professor of sociology and anthropology, papers Monday. Names of those indicted schedule in behalf of Republican security measures against the terrorists, used by Paul Rose, 27, one of the two FLQ members being sought. The other wanted 2 P[es,dent »«■State and an associate professor at surrendered on a count of inciting to riot were not released before their arrest. candidates, spoke up in his Statehouse members of the Quebec Liberation Front — man is Marc Carbonneau, 37 - year - old taxi University were among the first May 4, the day four Kent students were Among the others indicted was Richard speech for Rep. Robert Taft Jr., the FLQ. persons to be booked driver. Cross was kidnaped in a cab. Monday in killed in a clash with Ohio National Felber, 21, of Akron, a former Kent student, Republican candidate for the Senate, and Find hideout X^nd Jury Probe of the Kent State Guardsmen. charged with first-degree rioting, attempting for gubernatorial candidate Roger Cloud. Lysacek said they found a pillow whose He also referred to the political murder of design and fabric matched one found with i Hnm u'Two y°ung men already in jail Morgan and Lough were named in secret to burn a campus ROTC building, striking a fireman and interfering with a fireman at the The House of Commons met with echoing Laporte's body. Also found were crumpled Pierre Laporte, Quebec's labor minister, in dictments gPS ah° Served with indictments handed down Friday by a special state grand jury that investigated the scene of a fire. Felber was already in Portage Montreal. applause Trudeau's vow that the FLQ would not succeed. Trudeau said the front, which notes similar to FLQ communiques. He said oStMTn' 20> a senior and student campus rioting. The grand jury, in a report County jail awaiting transfer to Mansfield Police Chief Dwight Joseph estimated seeks Quebec's independence from Canada chicken bones were scattered about and there were bloodstains on the garage floor. Jrnmf'f «' was arrested in student issued Friday, also exonerated the guard Reformatory to serve a 20-40-year sentence 40,000 to 50,000 persons were in the state by means of violent revolution, has "no mandate but terror, no policies but violence Lysacek said known FLQ members had with regard to the deaths and said a major Capitol area as Nixon boosted Republicans, sturKon second ^",u • • degree not aegree riot cduring cause of the campus disorders was (Please turn to page 6) reviewed his administration and no solutions but murder." occupied a deserted house next door until a month ago. ,hecES °"the n. were not given. >us" camPus May -1-4. — — Details administration permissiveness and laxity in omas S. discipline. Lough, 42, an associate Portage County officers began serving Chicanos consider 'U' unresponsive to needs By DIANE in high school and refused ,a,e PETRYK courses News Staff Writer admission to college. Joseph Garcia, vice president of the dmissf"ns Wharton's Commission on Michigan chapter of La Raza, insisted that "^Position Student Body the groups' demands were "just and long exican-Ameritui? u* 8,011 p of overdue." UnresponsiveVn Monday that MSU Among the recommendations the group Addressing the,r needs- "blic n presented were* more flexible admissions heariny r/ commission's fourth standards, increased financial aid, Chicano '"fended that ,?pr?*e!ltatives of La Raza staff members including instructors, more lto 'h land >rl . ersity is not living effort on the part of the Center for Urban Jant workers phi,osoPhy ,n aspect Affairs to deal with the problems of urban Mexican-Americans and a goal of 400 new ^d Pants |fr„th®y ha^ made agriculture the Chicano undergraduate admissions by the have ! UStry in Michigan, fall of 1971. 'nission to unab,e to Sain Of the 400, the group suggested that 50 p^up said. other universities, be directly drawn from the migrant worker ? wait population and all be given complete Hundreds of students formed lines in Jenison Field LLansi * n8,aroa toK0*" mothers from financial support. tickets for the MSU-lowa homecoming game. Some had arrived as house Monday to pick highlighted by a concert by Judy Collins. Concert tickets are available at InhibitedV?d Ud from how their children up Campbell's Suburban Shop, Marshall Music Co.. Grinned Brothers' and taking college piep (Please turn to page 6) early as 3 a.m. This picture was taken at 8 a.m. the Union. Homecoming night will be State News photo by Norm Payea 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 20, 197! Center set] news Lindsay endorses to give aic to voters summary From the wires of AP and UPI. Dem for governor 't«st stop a Senior class council has voting information renter fl the November elections. set,, J 1 The center "The dominant forces in will h<*iJ NEW YORK (AP) - Mayor courage" by endorsing the top operating from 1 r, of the Democratic ticket. Albany have been anchored to John V. Lindsay, an enrolled "It means a great deal to Sen. the past," the mayor said as Tuesday in 317 Student Bldg. It will provide informatbl SerE Republican, broke with GOP Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller Patterson and me," he said. persons at the news conference on the candidates and applauded and cheered. "They varioJ 1MC101NC./&FAS students community. procedures and the to surround J tJ n| conference, "I am Republican endorsement "illustrated a basic to new leadership more Three members of the President Richard M. Nixon and I Republican." intend to remain a fact of what politics should be about— that country, state, city responsive governments." to local AS I CAN will direct Information center. the "We've c< Votin to an Ohio State student and the welfare of the people Lindsay denounced what he Lindsay has long been at odds come before partisan politics." called a national swing to the this voting information cen^L with Rockefeller over state aid to the city, mass transit and Lindsay stressed Goldberg's right, said New York State must up to help the MSU in many ways," Gregg communi! views on urban problems. be heard against that trend and senior class president, Lori* what he considers the governor's failure to pay enough attention He said the Goldberg-Ritterson team "offer the best chance to added that Goldberg-Patterson "is the one gubernatorial ticket FBG-907! two "We will also be said operatij in time and °y to urban that stands against that trend." day • care centers for thos end our annual role as a beggar adults who need someone problems. He emphasized that except t He said earlier in the for survival in Albany" — the watch after their International News campaign that his endorsement state capital. for Goldberg and Paterson, he they go to vote, as wel children « Lindsay, elected as a was supporting the Republican would depend on what ticket he ticket statewide, and mentioned providing rides for anyone in President Anwar Sadat of Egypt said Monday his Republican in 1965, lost that wants 1 felt would be best for New York MSU community who party's primary and especially Sen. Charles E. country would accept an extension of the 90 - day cease City. won Goodell. go to the polls on Electiol conference, re-election on the Liberal and - fire with Israel, provided serious negotiations aimed at At his news Day," Loria added. Independent lines. Goodell, like Lindsay a strong "We Lindsay also endorsed Basil would like ending the Middle East conflict get under way, Cairo Both Goldberg and Patterson, opponent of the war in Vietnam, to „ radio reported. Patterson, Goldberg's running mate, for lieutenant governor first black to seek statewide has been denounced by Vice Cool it everyone get involved in tl] President upcoming election, and we fettln8 it there during an amnesty declared on overdue book fines, * library spokesman said a vol.u™e °( „Am«rica: J8 Hlsi:orl Got Vbur under that state's law. and. read in w,th a letter wh,ch democracy where all part: By JOANNA FIRESTONE are is simply not valid outside U.S. Maslei-Charg up to you to destroy all things Kelley said his comments on "I as an irresponsible teenager, benefited. The profit system is borders." State News Staff Writer oppressive to man," he said. the legal circumstances involving borrowed the book without not interested in humanity. According to Sharma, election "But here on campus, with "If world peace is to be Collins' return "should not be authorization ... in 1943. I saved, of a socialist president in the 40,000 students, there is no real construed as impinging in any would like to take advantage of Iprofessor of philosophy, said change from the profit system." ■Sunday that the United States is ■"the greatest danger in man's ■future" because of ■miaiseofworld resources. its gross sharma said not one world ,eader outside the United States has ever endorsed capitalism salvation. "But the power is retained by the 'over 60's' who view the world as they did 40 years ago. wing in the U.S. — only varying whether or not John Norman degreesof the right. Collins should be extradited, "I sympathize with the SDS. since this is a Youth can and must throw out y°ur (the solely for governor's) DOMINO'S Card W? I Speaking to some 40 members "Even Jesus Christ was a Their fear of losin8 Power the old system by writing, discretion." jrs., srs., grad students, Da Communist " he said oppresses new ideas," he said. preaching and opposing it," fcf the David Hilbert Society, a ' After 40, Sharma said, man The extradition is now being haf/iematics Sharma said. reviewed by the governor's lecal oriented jjroup, As proof of the world's apply-Brookfield Plaza - Bharma said Americans, six per begins consolidating all his assets. disillusionment with capitalism, "He is trapped. No courage, no lent of the world population, fuse 40 per cent of all Sharma cited the increasing socialism of Western Europe. freedom, no innocence. Youth still has these things, though. It is rl Lansing "Clearly," Sharma said, "America cannot rule the ON CAMPUSl OFF CAMPUS CALL |C JIRCLE DORMS tLoD State Bank ^capitalism is the antithesis of world," he warned. "Her control Jp Restaurant 351-7100 j 351-8870 . ^ Developed on any order of two complete I THIS COUPON -UA sets meetings O- ^ And $1.50 8 or Color Prints f 12 Exposure *5? ■ dinners, the lower priced dinner will be 1 /n IIrr |Gootl afrt h„" i. coupon plus postage. Coupon void where 'aw, taxed or otherwise restricted. 6 Michigan otate News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 20, , 'THE OWL' Osteopathic college (Continued from page 1) PAC to perform "This situation history ...o.w., of is education," he said, "and will nrnvirta amnio nnnnrtunitv fnr provide ample opportunity for unique in medical p One p°ntiac "s the integrity , , area of concern campus, Dr. Magen integrity rriculum approach. „ „ nf of on .. MP. M.D.'s and D.O.'s to critically curriculum termed approach, whj„h - ■ termed "innovative." "innovative" Manhoff's comedy examine various issues in medical practices and determine "The innovation i the best answers for all integration, not < concerned." Dr. Myron S. Magen, new . . take and introduce . —• he said. ' the dean of the College of to medical studj Tho box The nffi(.p is now hov office now openODen opened in 1964 was his first Rm.Hw>v "The m«n'e man's sun spit morning into a ic face'", is also a voyeur. « vnv«ir Osteopathic Medicine rid basin basic science srionno biology through ™ £ for the Performing Arts attempt at Broadway. Through his binoculars, he former dean at MCOM approaches. Then clinic Company's second production The show received mild amplified the same feelings while into ''"pan! the year, a revival of spies the goings-on over at the a systems of Bill approval from the critics, who prostitute's apartment and describing the MCOM response covering an entire Manhoff's comedy, "The Owl found the situations to be trite to incorporation. the cardiovascular manages to get her evicted, since system, and the Pussycat. and the writing slick. The main ajso somewhat of a prude. take the whole Wei system and it teaif Manhoff has had a long career reason for the comedy's success The prostitute however, smart "The format of the College of from the standpoint i as radio and television writer, was the numerous talents of its girl that she is, finds her way into Human Medicine and the College in atomy, physiology of Osteopathic Medicine," he producer and gagman, and "The two characters, Pa^ the writer'S P"d and from then pathology." Owl and the Pussycat" which SLands and A1^" A,d?' 0n® th!nf on we have the familiar boy that was unanimously applauded said, "may go a long way to foster greater understanding, and As this approach is meets girl, boy loves girl, boy suited to betj was the fact Diana Sands was fights with girl syndrome, to resolve the real and imagined structure at fon-di'partmenl the Pontiac black, and that her color made '— "The _ * and- the Owl - - Pussycat" difference between the two schol, absolutely no difference in her (the name comes from Edward professions." University requirements fl role. In 1970, however, we seem Lear's verse) will play at 8 p.m. departmental organization n offer some a bit more sophisticated to let from Oct. 27 through Nov. 1 at There will be jointly difficulties something like that be a crucial focus of attention. Fairchild Theatre. The box-office at Fairchild is Hung administered departments such as those currently shared by the Magen said. "I've recently talked v While the owners of these vehicles are probably taking naps, the fence provides a great parking The comedy is mainly open daily from 12:30 p.m. to 5 College of Human Medicine and some of the departing place. Wouldn't it be great if all parking spots were so easily found? the College of Veterinary chairmen," he said, "and i'l concerned with the fighting and P m; and one hour **1™ each State News photo by Jeffrey Wilner Medicine. These departments impressed by their flexibij loving between a Performance, and pseudo-intellectual writer (the willingness to remain o minded." owl) and a pragmatic prostitute (the pussycat). It seems that th writer, who "is convinced tha AT ADMISSIONS HEARING Dr. Magen said the unificatil with MSU has been he is going to cause a stir in the genera® ritlHElK* well accepted by the MC0| literary world with such items as a short story entitled "Scream" faculty, although there is so. Chicanos call 'U their status. Thl concern over Feature 7:05 and 9:20 p.m which starts out with the line have all received temporal 1 PROGRAM INFORMATION 332 6944 LAST DAY! appointments as MSU faculfl Open 1 p.m. fi-in "ADAM AT 6 A.M." members, he said, but they noT Shown 3:00- 6:25-9:45 An Indian spokesman said the state. We should have at least complete a four-year program Friday in the Con Con room of have to be placed in the tenuL Plus Jack Lemmon (Continued from page 1) process, an involved proceduJ there is a need for a University 200 at this particular college." are police administration, the International Center. The THE APRIL FOOLS ' GP" and so their concern is o 'We are not going to be program, including financial aid, Also 1:30-4:45-8:10 addressing the business administration natural, he said. STARTS WED. irlinff still waitina standing still waiting von you nut. out, a : t«j: specifically for American Indian - commission Monday at Kellogg journalism. Garcia said. "We will be making students. He called for Center were representatives of Elizabeth Rocl James a "In some cases," he said, "our some noise." minimum $50,000 yearly various community colleges, teachers are the same people TAYLOR HU°S< DEAN The Mexican Americans for several associations and clubs. - Scholarship allottment who taught those courses (that were joined by representatives of in Edna Ferbers 3 shows daily 1:30-4:50-8:20 'GIANT' American Indians in saying that Indian students. "There are only ten Indians they are tired of being lumped in enrolled in his vast school," he told Richard Whitmore, president of Kellogg Community College the commission that will not transfer) when they were graduate students at your institution," Whitmore told the Kent State arrests and getting said. "And there are 20,000 in students who complete the two - commission. year community college program Occasionally, he said, students are increasingly frustrated by cannot move from the (Continued from page 1) He added that "no oneintl courses and credits that will not community college to the university community has ail on conviction on three charges of transfer to the four - year university "without starting special privilege of considerati J sales of hallucinogens. institutions. With regard to MSU, he said from zero." Jerry H. Rupe, 22, of Ravena, in terTns of law court action." enforcementJ The commission will hold two the three areas in which students final hearings on campus from giving in a three- the Stark month sentence County jail at Canton White also turned d ■ are being forced to retake many 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. and from demands that rotc( of their courses in order to 1:30 to 4 p.m. Thursday and for possession of narco ics and research and a ,jce trajnj- narcotics instruments indicted for arson first-degree was m ^ rem£ved from f riot us Hj} warned th> J striking a fireman and shou,d not expeet foJ CATCH-22 IS, QUITE SIMPLY, interfering with scene Both of a fire. a fireman at the Rupe and Felber charged in connection with the were reception f rom "demands " or h,^ offjce p "Every experience and advil t on i May burning of a Kent ROTC from elsewhere shows the idiof of attempting to receive suf ? THE BEST AMERICAN FILM building. School officials said Rupe had no record of demands formally, i I'VE SEEN THIS YEAR!' : ; :: enrollment at Kent State, at least particularly when presented I since fall of 1969. masse," White said in a prepare Kent State President Robert I. statement. ••IT'S ONE HELL OE A FILM! A White Monday rejected a student In an apparent reply to a ra demand that the school oppose COLD, SAVAGE AND CHILLING and presentation of the demanl COM EDY! "-Bruct Will.jmjon, PLAYBOY any indictments handed down by last week by the Youi the jury, saying that indictments |"are part of our judicial system." International Party Kent Liberation Front, rJ (Yippies)af said the school was "witnei the same old tired scripts wl could lead to violent action ai^ disruption." Ml SMI. mCHMO BtNJAMW. MIIKW CMf UIKH JACKCIlfORO BUCK HfWr BMMMMI ANTHONY PtRKINS MUU PRtNllJS Campus Yippies were a MMIINSHifN JON VOtGMI & ORSON WELIE S OWIOIl SCRIIVPUWBV BUCK HINR* PROOUCfD BY JOMNC/UKY t MMIIINKANStHKIfF A rebuffed in plans to have attorn^ OWCIEIiBYHR(MCMHS «*.•«»•• >icmr ***■.*,■ ommvw* > on ,m,:w 1 William Kunstler, who reporter -Late Shows Fri. & Sat.— has agreed to coordinate tl defense of those indicted, WED. ft SUN. 2:20-4:40 7:00 ft 9:30 on the Kent campus Mondir spej MON., TUES. ft THURS. 7:00-9:30 FRIDAY 6:00-8:10-10:30 night. Kunstler was schedule! instead to speak off campi SAT. 1:30 -3:40 - 6:00 - 8:10 - 10:30 Monday night in a private club. I EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT) WEDNESDAY IS LADIES DAY 1:35-3:35-5:30-7:35-9:35 Baseball meel LADIES ADMISSION 750 TILL 6 P.M. NOW! There will be a meeting mall theatre A SUBSIDIARY OF AMERICAN BROADCASTING COM PANIES, INC. 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Black, radio. time. 482-9695, evenings. 5-10-20 days. 484-0702, For Sale Brand new portables - $5.00 per month. Large selection $49.95, poles, bindings. Offer. 882 6058 3-10-20 na,ional origin^ Rear window defroster. of reconditioned used machines. 351-3187 PART TIME, 3-10-21 earn up to $50-$75 POLICE MONITORS, Sonar FR 103, per MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, all Singers, Whites, Necchis, New week. Car special sale. $29.95 up, plus necessary. Call brands. 30% off list price. Rich: Home & "Many Others." $19.95 Automotive VOLKSWAGEN Excellent condition. 1969T~Sedan~ 351-7319 for interview. C 351-5869. C to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS crystals. MAIN ELECTRONICS, 5558 South Pennsylvania Avenue, Radio, rear PART TIME DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, windows open. 482 2236. 5 employment: 12-20 Lansing. C 10-22 hours 1968 SKI-DOO 18 horsepower, twin. 1115 North Jf'ALEY 3000 MKIII per week. Automobile Excellent condition. $495. IV 489-6448. C-10-23 Washington, required. 351-5800. O 'fS Excellent condition. New VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER 1966. Pop 2-0447. 3-10-22 DRAFTING PARALLEL 36", used J1 Must sell. Best offer. top, gas heater. Only 1000 miles SHUR CHEM offers full or part time 100 USED vacuum cleaners. Tanks, about one year. $19. Call IV 35,-1908 between 6 - 8 p.m. on newly rebuilt engine. Very sales opportunities selling cleaning DIETZGEN BOARDMASTER canisters and uprights. Guaranteed 2-0136. 5-10-21 3-10-22 clean. Call 484-5545, after 6pm products. Shur Chem, P.O. Box Drafting Machine. New, with one full year. $7.88 and up. 6-10-26 49, East scales. 353-7981 DENNIS DISTRIBUTING Tc7l960. $'25 or best offer. Call 48823. 5-10-23 Lansing, Michigan, 3-10-22 or 393-5158. COMPANY, 316 North Animals iikeat 337-0021. M0-20 ___ VOLKSWAGEN 1969. Very good Opposite City Market. C-10-23 Cedar. NORWEGIAN ELK Hound puppy, shape. Daytime, 627-7098. After BEAUTIFUL ^WILDCAT convertible, 1965. 5:30 p.m., 489-1834. 2-10-21 For Rent ANTIQUE maple 19 INCH free. Female, Black / Tan. Call buffet, $60. Velvet easy chair, PrL rubber. $400 or best offer. $10. 351-8154. 5-10-26 portable color television set. One year old. Works perfectly. 372-1126. 1-10-20 S993.5lO.23_ VOLVO 1962, good shape, needs SEWING MACHINE Rentals. weekly or monthly rates. UNITED Daily, Best offer over $150. Also, black TARANTULAS - MALE or female, WILL SELL $3 ticket Collins desk telephone for sale. 351-4404 mTck'1965 Skylark sports coupe, repair. 5-10-23 Best offer. 882-3612 RENT-ALL. 351-5652. 2-10-21 concert. Call Carol, to 332-5286. 4-10-23 complete with bowl, food $15 372-0346. 3-10-21 yellow, black interior, , 1-10-20 Ltoma.ic, power steering. must HUNTERS AND small parties: Large, TYPEWRITER UNDERWOOD 482-5397 5-10-21 Scooters & Cycles furnished housekeeping cottage on PANASONIC PORTABLE AM-FM scriptor Office model. Mobile Homes Mullet Lake. Sleeps 6. A. Fully cassette tape player. Mono. electric. Excellent condition, $90. TRIUMPH 650 Bonneville. Excellent Rosenfeldt, Route 4 Box 99, 1969 HILLCREST Deluxe, 12 X 60, Batteries or AC. All accessories After 6 p.m., 393-7089. 3-10-22 Cheboygan, Michigan 49721. 2 bedroom. Unfurnished. Call condition, low mileage. Bell (616) 627-5729, 1-10-20 included. 332-3795. 3-10-22 5.3O p.m. 5-10-21 helmet, many extras. Needs rings. 'its wcm >z yemi SPEAKERS: 625-3520 in Perry. W _$775 or best. 351-3258. 3-10 21 HALLOWEEN wa LAFAYETTE EVROLET 1964, Impale SS. Excellent condition. Low mileage. TRIUMPH COSTUME RENTAL SERVICE, COSTUMES. mm R€$£A Criterion 75, $80 new, now $40. RUMMAGE MARLETTE, 1967, unfurnished, 2 bedrooms. King 12x60, 1969. TR6 650cc. A-1 reserve Good! 332-8564. 3-10-22 SALE - Glassware, $750. IV 9-6070, after 5 p.m. shape. Best offer, after 6 pm early. By appointment Arthur's Court. 485-4404. 2-10-20 antiques, cookware, depression 3-10-21 655-3426. 5-10-22 only. 489-9061. 8-10-29 and pressed glass, clothes. Come LEICA 50 M.M.F. 2 Summicron VAGABOND 1967. 12x16. Skirted. TV RENTALS (black) $95. Winchester 52 D early for best buys. Monday kPVROLET 1962. Clean. Snow DUCATI 1966. Street Scrambler, — Students only. Low King Arthur's Court. Best offer. heavy barrel target rifle with sights through Thursday, 8 - 2:30 p.m. ,ires New parts added. $250. 350cc. $350 or best offer. monthly and term rates. Call and accessories, $170. After 5 1327 W. Shiawassee, 482-8144. 489-7089.5-10-23 351-7900 353-3650 or 353-6400, after 6 337-2381. 5-10-21 to reserve yours. p.m., 484-6710. 1-10-20 4-10-22 UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C p.m.5-10-22 1969 NEW Moon. Excellent 1966, 305cc Yamaha, completely For Rent For Rent condition. Fully carpeted and RENT A TV and watch your favorite 1959 BOLENS No. 1050 tractor with OMET 1965, 6 cylinder, a overhauled, good condition. 500 mower, rototiller, snow blower 1970 ZIG-ZAG $42.00 completely furnished. Ideal for 2 owner, excellent condition. miles since over hauled. $350. Call program. NEJAC TV RENTALS, YOUNG MALE - share apartment STODDARD APARTMENTS. One and plow, $895. Phone 655-3730. young couple, must see to IV 2-9901, after 6 p.m. 337-1300. C with as same. 393-3700. 11 p.m. - appreciate. Located in Windsor 625-7726 after 5:30 p.m. 5-10-21 bedroom, furnished, near campus. 5-10-26 Small Paint damage in shipment in 3-1022 TV 11 a.m. 9-10-23 Call 351-8238. O Estates. Call 646-4651. 5-10-20 RENTALS, $8.50/month. walnut sew table. No attachments Free ORVAIR 1961. New snow tires TRIUMPH Excellent 1970. Tiger 650c^ deliveries. Call SELCO HASLETT AREA. 1130 BEECH HEAD 360 skis; Roberts - Akai to bother with, as all our controls built-in. Makes buttonholes, 1969 LIBERTY. Mobile home. condition. 5 months COMMUNICATIONS, 372-4948. Spacious 2 - two bedroom Model 650 stereo tape deck with are and battery. Best offer. 353-5219. old. 351-6180. 3-10-20 bedroom. Fully carpeted, 12x50. Located in luxury. student apartments. Furnished, air cross - field and auto reverse; sews on buttons, blind hems and Stonegate. 5-10-22 New G.E. electrical does Make an offer, must sell appliances. Air - conditioned. Close to campus. Telex stereo AM-FM receiver with many fancy designs. Only NORTON COMMANDO R PORTABLE DISHWASHERS. conditioned, garbage disposal. 8 track cartridge player; Panasonic $42.00 cash or buy on terms. Call 393-1551.5-10-21 1970. 332-0965. IflVAIR 1965. 2 door hardtop. 3500 Compact Married couple. 339-2490 HALSTEAD miles. Luggage rack, air Refrigerators, rentals. for MANAGEMENT 8 track home tape deck; Fisher 372-3324 all day up till 9:30 p.m. New tires. Best offer. 482-9322 COMPANY, after 5 p.m. 3-10-22 horns, $1200. 332-8564. 1-10-20 ESCHTRUTH APPLIANCES & appointment. 5-10-21 351-7910. O 101R stereo AM-FM tuner; 0-10-23 Lost & Found TV. Grand Ledge, 627-2191. O automatic radio AM-FM stereo 1968 HONDA 305 Scrambler. In TWO MEN for 4 man apartment. NEED ONE man to share two receiver with 8 track LOST: LARGE black and white dog. ORVETTE 1968, turbo TV RENTALS. Color and black and man cartridge excellent condition, $400. Call $55 each. Large. Walking distance. apartment, Cedar Village. Winter, player. TV sets, cameras, auto 1970SINGER $57.00 Lake Lansing-Haslett area. ramatic. Black cherry with 355-8818. 3-10-22 white. MARSHALL MUSIC 332-3255, days. C Answers toOsley. Call 339-8362 W om pin striping. Good spring terms. Call Craig, 351-2653. tape players. We Buy, Sell and COMPANY, 351-7830. C 4-10-23 Trade. WILCOX SECONDHAND Cash with walnut sew table. Used just condition. Call 699-2727. after 3 NEW a few times. Fully equipped with 1968 HARLEY Sportster MANAGEMENT. 2, 3 and 4 STORE, 509 East 2-10-20 CH~ Michigan, man. UNIVERSITY TERRACE, automatic Zig-Zagger. Triumph 500, 1967. Call 485-4391, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. C Apartments EVERGREEN. Walking distance Houses buttonholer, makes fancy designs JTLASS 1965. Silver with black 484-06_53.3J_0j.22_ to campus. HALSTEAD by inserting cams. Winds the LOST: 60 pound black and tan top, 3-speed on floor, bucket IT'S EXCITING the great FURNISHED FOUR bedroom, 2 bobbin German Shepard. No tags. Silver ... buys MATURE, CONGENIAL, female MANAGEMENT COMPANY, automatically. Only seats. $650. Call 351-7401. you find when you check student wanted for small, new 351-1717,351-9117.0 baths, $200. 6130 Rutherford $57.00 cash or buy on E-Z Terms. choke chain. Shaved place on tail. 5-10-22 Classified Ads each day! 485 4917, 372-4747. 5-10-22 Reward. 351-5710. 5-10-26 mobile home. Close to GIBSON JUMBO 12-string guitar, for Call 484-4553, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. campus. Super cheap. 351-9528. 4-10-22 HILLCREST. NEAR 0-10-23 TRIUMPH 1970. campus. EAST LANSING. accomplished guitarist. Plush, hard TSUN. "1600" 1968 with Trophy 500 with Furnished. Dishwasher. $240. 3 bedroom. Full LOST: GERMAN Shepherd puppy. helmet. case included. 372-1810, 8 5 hardtop for $1600 . 484-7250. $900. Neat. 371-1571 35 1-0705. basement. Carpeted. Duplex. $200 MAN'S DOUBLE breasted, fake fur Female. Black with silver 3-10-21 OKEMOS, ONE bedroom furnished, HALSTEAD p.m. Terry. 5-10-26 Grand Rapids, 616 - 451-4407. $145. Utilities MANAGEMENT monthly. 351-9036. 5-10-22 coat. Size 46. 882-1855, evenings. markings. Two collars green and paid. Call COMPANY, Call after 5:30 p.m. 5-10-23 4-10-22 red. Children heartbroken. 351-4940. 5-10-23 351-1717.0 WANTED ONE girl winter and ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA A uto Service & Parts spring with yearbooks and bookcase. Reward. 351-2754. 1-10-20 to share house. $60 a 850 Spider, 1969, convertible, EAST month, VOX DOUBLE keyboard organ. Best LANSING. Couples and utilities included. 3-10-22 Like new, seldom used. IV I, beautiful economical TWO BRAND NEW offer. Call 355-1140, after 1 p.m. sports car. Phone 355-1237 after 6 FOR SALE: Four Goodyear G-70 2 BEDROOM LUXURY students. Efficiency, 1 and 2 9-5809, before 3 p.m. 3-10-21 3-10-21 Personal bedrooms. Furnished and LUXURY 3-10-21 Polyglas Tltes. Mounted on LIVING for responsible APARTMENTS NOW unfurnished. From $125. After 6 EXCELLENT USED FURS. Coats in DON f^EOLE Fenton chrome wheels. Like new. p.m., 351-0595. O couple for winter months. all sizes and types. $20 - $50. AT SACRIFICE. Sharp stereo tape needsV»ur help! Joi4 $150. 699-2511, after 6 READY FOR LEASING. December 15 - May 15. No his Congressional campaign iri ID VAN 1966. p.m. recorder. 3 months old. $80. Radio, paneled smoking, 351-6337. O-1-10-19 Flint. For information, 351-2546, 2-10-20 drinking or pets. 485-9309. 2-10-20 carpeted. Only $575. LOWEBROOK APARTMENTS. References. Phone after 6 p.m., evenings. 5-10-20 332-6389 3-10-22 All new furniture and Need 1 or 2 people to fill 1970 ZIG ZAG sewing machine, MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East 487-0846. 4-10-23 . apartments. Reduced rates. Call $39.95 with easy terms. Call YOU CAN see the savings with Kalamazoo Street . . . Since 1940. appliances. Next to campus, JERSEY, NICE talking to you. Please for 3 or 4 people or married 351-5289. 10-10-29 NEW FOUR bedroom split level ). 5-10-23 quality glasses from OPTICAL call again. Art. 351-9528. Complete auto painting and house, $200 per month. Call DISCOUNT, 2615 East Michigan collision service. IV 5-0256. C couples. Large picture ROOMMATE TO share house trailer. __X-2-10-21 PALA windows Call 332-4432. Own 351-9081, mornings, 6130 GIBSON B45 12 string, Harmony 12 . Avenue^ 372-7409.JL!Pl2iL FREE A lesson in CONVERTIBLE, 1965. room. Call 332-1303. Rutherford. 2-10-20 string complexion AT MEL'S we repair all foreign and guitars; G.E. stereo; BEAUTIFUL WEDDING ... fieige I black. New tires, excellent 3-10-22 Gown, care. Call 484-4519, East American cars. If we can't fix it, it portable typewriter; cassette Michigan SUBLET LARGE furnished 4 man. matching veil, size 10. 484-5545, or 485-7197, 1, $850. 351-0184. can't be fixed. Call 332-3255. O recorder; golf clubs, bag, cart; 110 after 6 p.m. 5-10-22 Lansing Mall. 3-10-20 WANTED TWO girls to sublease House, $60 each. Near campus. At pound barbells. All MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC excellent CAR WASH, 25c or automatic wash, winter term, call 351-1416. 507 Spartan. 351-6274. 5-10-20 condition. STUDIOS. C-10-23 Cheap. 351-3258. WASHING MACHINE, new - XKF^igea. 3 band 50c. Wax and vacuum. U-DO-IT. 5-10-26 2-10-20 condition; bathroom cabinets, ind exhausi. r c^O^-Vlng, new paint 430 South Clippert, back of the 332-1870. 3-10-22 TWO BEDROOM mobile home units. GIRL NEEDED to sublease luxury perfect; boat trailer hitch; VW ski Phone 485-5622. Koko Bar. 0-10-20 house winter term, due to student FISHER Lake view XP6 speaker system. 5-10-20 lots. No lease. rack, drapes; hamper, etc. LARGE, ONE bedroom apartment. teaching. Call 332-3143 after 600! 5 Roberts - Akai X200D stereo reel 641-6601. TF ' 351-5543, East Lansing. S 2L-1 ALUMINUM heads and L-88 $125/month. Adults. 351-3969 or p.m. 5-10-20 to reel tape deck with cross - field. "CEDES BENZ, 1967. Excellent Titanium 482-4888. 3-10-22 cam. 2.20 valves. Garrard model AT60 stereo forking condition. No reasonable FLAT TO let: 4 man, $50 each. CHEST. $12.95. Stove, SI 2.95. Sigerson racing springs and changer. Sony model 200 stereo •lid refused. Large, pleasant, close. 332-3226 Refrigerator, $19.95. Bed, S19.95. 351-9310. 5-10-22 aluminum retainers, will fit 427 ROOMMATE WANTED. Grad tape recorder. Fisher TX100 and 454 student days. 339-8450 after 7pm. C ABC SECONDHAND STORE. Get your creepy clan Chevy engines, barely or professional man. WANTED: TWO stereo amp preamp. Fisher model ICEDES BENZ, 190SL, people to share 1208 Turner. C Ii" 1961. used. Ported, polished, and Haslett. 339-2998 after 5 p.m. house. Large yard. Parking, good 101R tuner. Panasonic 8 track together and chip in $1 accept best offer. Call relieved. 351-1280. 3-10-22 1-10-20 EAST LANSING near One campus. study conditions. 351-6957. 9 cartridge deck. Panasonic mini each to buy an "82-2082. 2-10-21 - WOW! PLASTIC Furniture. Chairs, orange bedroom, furnished. Large, airy 9 changer. Webcor AM-FM plus 8 p.m. - a.m. 3-10-20 sofas, hassocks. Super colors. pumpkin and send your rooms. Air conditioned. track stereo receiver. Knight 80 1CURY MONTEREY 1966, V-8, Aviation CEDAR GREENS CARPET, DRAPES, stove. Office in watt amp preamp. Pioneer reverb Super Styles. 337-9215 Noon - ghoulish greetings. "omatic 2 door Beautifully maintained. Select hardtop, power basement, double garage. Close. amp. Dynaco model SCA35 Midnight. O Halloween Spooky «ring. FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to clientele. Lease. 332-3135 or Excellent condition. Married couple Special. 347 Student »'5. After 6 only. $175 ti p I i Con p.m., 641-4295. learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE. 1 Bedroom Furnished ^O monthly. 351-5705. 2-10-21 revers-o-matic stereo Services before Oct. 28. Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C STUDENTS. WILL accommodate 4. recorder. Stereo speakers, $15 up. tape SENIORS! Short Term Leases Prepaid. STANG CONVERTIBLE 1966.8 Automatic washer and dryer. Rooms Turntables $25 up. 8 track tapes Have your FREE yearbook utomatic. Power steering and Employment Completely 332-4228. furnished. Evenings, Call call ROOM FOR rent, gentleman $2.50 each or trade. TV sets, radios, beds, cameras, typewriters, picture taken now!!! Call °.p: Deluxe interior. $850. 489-2326. 10-10-28 preferred. No smoking, drinking, 353-5292 for an i. 5-10-21 PERSON WITH pleasant voice to jewelry. We Buy, Sell and Trade. telephone for appointments. Pay drugs. Kitchen privileges to the WILCOX SECONDHAND appointment. iTANG open for discussion. 482-9894, CAME LOT DELUXE TWO bedroom. Furnished. right person. Parking available. STORE, 509 East Michigan. 1967 fastback; new APARTMENTS, 4901 between 9 a.m. 12. 3-10-22 South Close to Campus. $180 a month. $12/week plus $3 with kitchen 485-4391, 8 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. C - Pennsylvania. QUIET 3' tires: Cobra kit, mags, 351-9036. 5-10-21 privileges. 484-9789 or 489-7448 liquidate. 351-3650. 5-10-20 HOUSEKEEPER - OKEMOS area. location for married, grad students and faculty. ONE bedroom 5-10-26 APPLE CIDER, CROSSWORD ONE APPLES, iTANG FASTBACK, ^ark 1965, $45/week. Plus room and board. Live in required. 351-6729. furnished. Immediate $150 monthly. possession. Call OR TWO girls to share two bedroom, new apartment. Two SINGLE AND double rooms. 334 DOUGHNUTS. No preservatives added. CENTENNIAL MARKET, PUZZLE Green, very blocks from Michigan, East Lansing. Call condition. 4-10-23 Manager, 393-8657 or FOX campus. $75 a 4 miles North of Lansing on U.S. 351-4657. month. 351-9036. 5-10-21 351-7492. 5-10-26 PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, 27.669-3157.0 SALES LADY for Boutique Shop in Frandor Shopping Center. Must be 372J964.0 MEN SINGLE room clean quiet. Bed j ^J9!88, °n'964- Convertible, some quar,er Panel. Runs able to style wigs and sell. Call UNIVERSITY VILLA: Three and AB - BODE, Holt. Modern 1 - 2 bedrooms. Furnished, linens furnished. 140 Orchard, East Lansing. Ed 7-2758 after 5 MSU SPECIALS! 1. Blockade 24. Expire ".$295. iv 2-0447. Mrs. Cody, 3515806. 3-10-19 four man, furnished, $185 and up. unfurnished. Family 3-10-22 living. p. 6. Fragment 25. Totem pole GLAMOROUS POSITION ground 351-1669. HALSTEAD Schools and stores close. Heat and mj-10-20 10. Flower dust 27. Animal handler □asflEHiE am fc|LE 0442' '966. Buckets. floor opportunity with multi - MANAGEMENT COMPANY, utilities, except electricity. YOUNG LADIES: 10 minutes from 70 CORVETTE ants 030(3 W '^nP°Wer steer'n9 Mil F 372 «ico mHeS' Make of,er- 372-6863. and million dollar cosmetic company. Earn $10 an hour, and up. 351-7910. O Starting at $150. Call 669-3676. 10-10-22 campus. Completely furnished. 372-8077 before 4 p.m. 10-10-21 Conv. 4-speed 454 $4995 13. Snow remover horseback aati noma □□□ 5-10-26 337-1194. 0-11-30 14. Misjudge 36. Hatchet BAY COLONY, one and two '68 OPEL tfnnc 15. Native metals 37. Pitcher bedroom, unfurnished. $150 and TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing student Red 2-dr. 4-speed DOMESTIC HELP 2-3 hours a week. 17. Person 39. Pilfer up. 337-9228. HALSTEAD units. These spacious luxury apartments are completely Kerl mat'C transmission, References. 355-3235, nights. MANAGEMENT COMPANY, '71 DATSUN 18. Converge 40. Occasion |ue SwITl"9; rad,°' $1400- 20. Stroll 42. Mediocre DOWN f!5P.m.410 23 3776 We9kdays Call 3-10-22 MAN WITH full size sedan or station 351-7910. O carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, garbage disposal and 1200 2-dr. Sedan 4-speed $1640 >lus d plus d & h 22. Mountain nymph 44. Sorority 45. Alter 1. Evening party 2. Unfortunate wagon to deliver the Free Press on MARRIED STUDENTS: spacious 2 individual control • central" air conditioning. These four man 3. Patron saint of '68 TRIUMPH eerino hrG,T° 1966- Powe~r campus, early morning hours, bedroom apartments. Carpeting, units have up to 3 parking spaces per unit. The student's leisure Spider convertible $695 %% 2 3 5 7 8 sailors including 1J_O20_ weekends. 332-1154. drapes, kitchen air conditioning, appliances, and otherwise time has been adequately planned for with a giant heated '71 DATSUN i " 4. Toothed wheels 5. Group of nine TBS AMER|CAN 1969, 6 EARN EXTRA money. We need unfurnished. 20 minutes from swimming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. If you 1200 Gold $1845 % 6. Beanie i campus in Eaton Rapids. Modern 12 0 7. Serf automatic, 4 door representatives to sell want to bo among fastback campus brick building. $160/month. Call the first residents of TWYCKIiMGi JAM call plus d & h 8. Violet ketone $m95- quality Electronic components, at Mr. ' Shimnoski, 17 9. Might evenings today. There m 15 .6 very competitive prices. Write to: Jeff Johnson, National Direct 663-4266. 5-10-21 are units starting at $70/month per man. lr. REBEL hardtop OQC 16 % 4 TO % 21 10. Kitchen utensil JJJNNER" 'condition. $2000 Sales Co., Suite 111, 32 South Burcham Woods MODELOPEN EVERYDAY EXCEPT SUNDAY % 12. Reminder 16. Court case or best 10th Street, Hopkins, Minnesota FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: 22 i3 % $ 19. Hired car ' 351^203.3 10-22 55343. 3-10 20 Apartments Furnished 1, 2, 3, & 4 man. MARSHA CHANEL 372 2797or 332-6441 i MUSTANG $695 %% % 25 ii 27 25 •io 21. Low tide 23. Golden shiner COEDS EARN $20-$45 weekly 26. In the direction SIX, NINE and TWELVE MONTH LEASES 31 32 33 3^ 35 $25°' working 10 - 15 hours / week. Apply (in person) to University Unfurnished Available. AVAILABLE. I ;en FALCON 4-door tllQRI I JJ y4 ot Swimming Pool 36 it 38 39 28. Quagmire Inn. between Ask for 4:30 Mr. 7:30 Eshleman p.m., Ample Parking % tl Hi 30. Gaiment flTtopcfungfjam 31. Floodgate .i"^S.S23C'11 Tuesday, October 20th. 3-10-20 From $125 STORY i 32. Banish -'ANT ^fctiate ,9R:-- Stereo radio. YOUNG MAN needed age 19 • 25. 745 Burcham Drive. HA % >47 % 33. Loris 34. Not ever Earn $30 - $45 per week working MANA CEMENT F.XCl. USIVEL Y B Y \?U OLDS DATSUN Resident % %ti r Manager 351-3118 - 38. Dream. French ■>n, 355 mi,i0n- «525. part time. See Mr. Semenik, 6 |l0-20 5"1273, 353-7897 p.m., Tuesday, October 20th at If no answer 484-4014. Alco Management Company 3165 E. Michigan Ave. Phone 351-0400 41. Reflux ! Tackle University Inn. 3-10-20 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 20. iSHHHI FRESHTIME • 1970 ! •Shop RHe it's what's happening mmmmm * *m LEAN, FLAT BONE PORK STEAK BONELESS ROLLED Pork Roast 68c FRESH PICNIC STYLE Pork Roast 38< ECKRICH'S SLICED ALL-MEAT Bologna 79* - " ^A>1 HI-DOME ELECTRIC FRY PAN & Multi Cooker with TEFLON II U. L. APPROVED i BIO 11Vi IN. SIZE—COMPLETELY IMMER- / SIBLE - AUTOMATIC HEAT CONTROL - f HEAVY DUTY ALUMINUM. COLORS: AVOCADO, HARVEST GOLD, POPPY. REGULAR TAIL VALUE BA *W M PfOO $23.95 WA uELUXE 3 PIECE RANGE "The handiest set in the kitchen" colors: Avocado, Harvest Gold, Poppy, (Matches frying pan above) Reg. Retail C 4 00 Value $2.79 Set ^7? SPARTAN Apple Juice 46 Oz. Can 3/99> SPARTAN 2 Lb. Bag 19« Spartan instant non-fat Dry MiIk 8 - Quart 77< Pet Ritz Frozen Mince or pumpkin Pies 4/n Spartan Frozen Strawberries r f# April Hill White Frozen BREAD DOUGH - 39< Four Fisherman Frozen Fish Sticks 59« Stehouwer's your 2 ft. x 3 ft. enlargement. Fast delivery oldest poster studios - since 1919. Send by one of the nation's Sinle Steaks™ tl-09 only $3.95 for one or ersity Auditorium. Tickets at Men's IM, Dept. 122 P.O. Box ; Mann at 351-8917. After 5:00 p.m. Call Indian Summer Apple Cider « Michigan Carrots i 19' it doesn't take much extra Grapefruits study to figure out that INTRODUCING valuable coupon Sander's 22-oz. Bottle | Products JOY 390 505 A complete line of goes a quality baked With $5.00 Food Purchase ( Limit 1 Please I goods, candies, ice long way at creams, and toppings -SHOP-RITE We have COLD 8€ER! SUNSHINE CENTER GOODRICH'S SPARTAN "We love active people ... active people love us!" (Usually a Pound - - 2 Sweaters or Slacks or 1 Skirt ) IN SPARTAN SHOPPING CENTER Harrison at Trowbridge Three great locations • Northwind Dr. facing Yankee's Between Spartan Village and Cherry Lane Apartments • 213 Ann St. • Corner Harrison & Wilson Rd. Mon.-Fri. 9 to 9 HOURS: Saturday