w owing ROBERT^ _^nT Q AO To retrfeve their vehicles, motorists firm (Wilson's Shell is the station that " CltV Ordinance No. 278 passed a 'swoops News Staff Write havj} to pay $15 p,us $2 f4 mills specifically allocated for all the terms of the house jeesare always the ones that cause mother the greatest state are also (MEA) will members are up. They want lobbying for help "produce the results the Democrats will go ahead Allocation of the 26-mill intermediate school districts, to the funds to establish a law with a separate petition get back home so I think necessary" to put the property tax limit is quite special, vocational and well have reasonable action State News photo by Don Gerstr.er school. drive. similar in both plans with proposal to eliminate the compensatory education if on the appropriation before Under the Democrat's each allowing 8 mills of tax the voters so choose, property tax as a means of June," Breslin said. for counties and VA mills for financing education in proposal, additional revenue Modification of bylaws Michigan on the ballot in the November general elections. losses from property tax relief would be absorbed by statewide property tax on townships. They would further permit votes of counties and townships to Milliken withdrew his own business. vote another 6-mill levy. leads council agenda petition in mid - March proposing that the property tax be dropped as a means of "There has been no final indication one way or Milliken would allow the voters to use that extra 6 Two proposed changes to the Bylaws financing education. The another on the part of the mills for special enrichment Academic Governance will come before following week MEA filed a Democrats, although there programs beyond state Academic Council at 3:15 p.m. today similar proposal. are some preliminary funds. The opposition •A report on the Academic Council the Con Con Room of the International suggestions that they may proposal would allow extra tape policy; "I'm very encouraged by continue in the field," •A recommendation for John H. Reinoehl, chairman of the an expanded the broad base support that - Milliken said. "I hope not." of the identic Governance Committee, will Military Education Advisory Committee; is and now developing behind the The Democrats have »f testir *nt bylaw modifications to provide for MEA coalition drive," incorporated the governor's first tit Rructor participation in academic • A proposed policy on joint Milliken said in a press plan of lowering the present Quad "1( remance and a change in the procedure appointments on nontenured faculty in the release. Sound 50-mill limit to 26 mills on tenure tilling student vacancies on standing system. Milliken also said the property tax for counties. The worm that tried to kill Christmas won't live to see another. The budworm is a nasty little char¬ acter. With a tremendous appetite. And a particular liking for tender spruce and )u mow pine. In 19^7, when the U.S. Forest Serv¬ dur own ice abandoned DDT, budworms were /[£ back in business — feeding on needles and forcing their victims to die. 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And it Btaiknow you can rely best won't harm fish, wildlife or soil. ■Jo*tampons e, For com- dependable, invisi So extensively has Zectran been BjtilCtion V 9e,,he And you know tested that the U.S. Forest Service believes absorbency-size ■ fy t lot you. Because F °mpax tampons offer they know more about its environmental r!l2es Regular, Super effects than any insecticide to date. PJmp, IMnow that. At Dow, we're concerned with more than chemistry. We're concerned with life. And despite our imperfections, we re de¬ termined to share its promise. Wisely. The Dow Chemical Company, phl"«t •• protecting you. Midland, Michigan 48640. Michigi MICHIGAN C. PATRIC LARROWE STATE NEWS UNIVERSITY JOHN JUEL editor-in-chief ^A You teach at State, you gotta get tired bad practically every one of those profs and trip prof, campus cops called me "sir, register. fo DAVE PERSON, managing editor of hearing students bitch all the time administrators I thought was so nice to treated me with respect. Not now, not Being a student's messed up my life with my colleagues in econ JOHN BORGER , campus editor about how MSU's an academic me's pulling down twice as many since I'm a student. CHARLIE CAIN, city editor assembly plant it's so big a student isn't bananas as I am. Processing a lot fewer Take what happened to me in the Thing I've liked most about my BARNEY WHITE, editorial editor a Derson he's nothing but a number on students than I do, too. parking lot back of my office. I pull my the chance it gives me for con RICK GOSSELIN, sports editor an IBM card I've even heard some say At first, I couldn't understand why I car into my usual spot, there's a ticket with great minds. You know, was down near the bottom of the list, on it when I come out. Six dollars too, raps, in and out of each other's of what the University needs is to bring when I'd figured I'd be up close to the not the two bucks I've been used to. all hours, back "Dr." Hannah and his personal Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award touch. top. One of my colleagues put it to me Twenty-five dollars next time, it says. Now I'm 009634, they treat n for outstanding journalism. straight: "Look at your lecture notes Next day I'm coming out of the like all their other students. "Y< I'v^alwa^ fig'ured iHt'wasri't dorm there, Lash, all yellowed and dog-eared, building, I catch the cop writing up the an appointment?" is a typical gt Oi.4 • m*". food and grades, they'd find something "You ever think about taking a ticket. as they close the door in my face EDITORIALS else to grumble about. I'm learning now it looks a lot different if you're in the refresher course or two? Find out "Excuse me, officer", I says, "but Dr. Adams, for example. Other what's been happening in your field that's my car there. Do you know who I stopped by to get his thinking i back of the room instead of up front. since you got your Ph.D.?" am?" ITT caper, he throws me out All the years I've been here, I've 1 had to admit he had something "Don't know and don't care, Mac,' office, David Pesl LCC needs always thought of State as big, yes, but a warm, friendly place, lots of real nice there, so I swallowed my pride, took out a loan, and applied for admission to he answers. "That your student sticker on there?" "Can't you ever learn, Mr. Larrc, he barks. "What makes you thin after hall regis bougli folks on the faculty and in the grad school. "Well, yes it is. But look, officer,you can just push your way in here p administration. I felt that way, that is, It's a different world, I can tell you, don't seem to understand..." these other students waiting to se being a grad student. In the old days, "Look, Mac," he growls. "I haven't "You want to talk to me, you fa| to save until the salary list came out. pro When I looked it over, I found out when 1 was known around here as a got time to listen to every one of you the end of the line there, wait youi dudes and your long-winded You know I treat all my studen "explanations." You know where same." Lansing Community College income from any source besides (LCC) needs a one mill increase the property tax. "Now I'm 609634, they treat me just like all in property tax in today's millage Student support is necessary the other students . . . Take Dr. Adams for By BILL Wi election to maintain present to pass the millage proposal, programs. Additionally the which has been defeated example . . .'Can't you ever learn, Mr. State N s St Larrowe?' he barks. 'What makes you think East Lam added revenue will permit previously. As proven in the you can just push your way in here past all jouncil member expansion of health careers, November city council election, an unusi finance an all - purpose lecture students can assert a significant these other students waiting to see me?'" or neeting tonight hall classroom for 450 students impact on the community. City Man in the vocational - technical This will be the first you're supposed to park." Effect of my new status that's hai >itriirclie. "But Officer, that's two miles from to live with, though, is what it's don The short coi building, and provide space for opportunity for MSU students to additional technical programs. here. How'm I supposed to get to class my standing at the faculty club. • perhaps r - in vote in a school election since on time?" years now, I've been in the habi Kent c°unc" a< the ratification of the 26th LCC currently ranks fourth "Buy a bus ticket," he snaps, "like dropping in for a couple of belts be Amendment. Many voters have everybody else. class. from the bottom of Michigan's 29 community colleges in its local millage support from often disregarded millage elections as unimportant. be _ ,. ... "I'll admit you do look pretty old to a student/' he says, giving me the 4 First day of the term, I'm hei, Mq the dub for dQOJ st me> M usual> m a HWhen are iurop However the rfcsults of this once-over. 'That what gives you the property tax. Without added student employees going to learn election will affect all property ,d.e* yo"re entlt,ed to speclal revenue it will not even be able privileges. this is a high class joint? If you're fiot SI to support the programs it now owners and have a profound "But officer... to ,ck up the dirty Unen go ar< Jv I influence, of course, on the I start to say, but he back to the service entrance." J provides. cuts me off. "Can't you remember me, Sam future of education at LCC. Europe and The "Any more lip outa you, buddy," he says. "I'm one of the regulars." !ast ire on the a millage increase is Students talk a great deal about barks, giving me the ticket, "111 run ya "Look, Charlie," he says co usable spread imperative, since there is no their newfound power at the Yug in," "You was one. You became a stu< to provision at this time, nor any voting booth. Today they can Moslem pilgr Library's giving me a hard time, too. I we threw you outa the dub. expected, to permit community translate that talk into votes for check out a pile of stuff, planning to "And lemme tell you something contaminated colleges to derive additional the millage increase. book for my exams the way I prepare Nobody around here's going to ran Mecca. my lectures. You know, keep 'em in my you or those dime tips you use Yugoslav offici office for a couple of years or so till the leave." libe sends somebody over for 'em. Already, I've begun to wondi House dilute Winding down the war, winding down the war; me and Where I make my mistake is, I check 'em out on my student ID instead of my giving up all my faculty privileg worth it, just to improve myself, * outbreak March nid there ®™ faculty card. So when I bring 'em back a Only time I'm really sure I mad( wnfinned cases, Richard Nixon, winding down the war. month late, they slap me with at $14 right decision is Friday nights, whi utern sectic to control (Sung to the tune 'Bringing in the Sheaves') fine. I don't pay it, they tell me, they hit me with a hold card next time I try to new ID gets me into the Beal skin at a student discount. •ountry. The j ts ordered raccinations. Senate legislation to combat technology to stem waste water pollution has been made discharge. The House would not POINT OF VIEW Two smallpox (ported in Euro considerably weaker by the allow this until the National Ufoslavia, and 1 House. Although the House Academies of Science and Don't waste the authorized some $4.6 billion Engineering did a study on the more than did the Senate towards draining polluters, it watered down some of the more powerful provisions of the economic and feasibility of instituting such technical machinery. Again, a delay for the sake of special interest groups. By MARY KAY SCULLION Chairperson of VOTER two states —Iowa and North Carolina— opportunity' Michigan's outdated system, precinct These delegates will be selected q Senate version. Another provision in the guarantee national convention delegates who were eligible to serve as caucuses held by supporters c In February of this year the Michigan representation to candidates who delegates to national conventions were respective candidates in proport! The greatest dilution House bill takes away the power receive as few as 15 per cent of the votes legislature gave its approval to a selected two years prior to the their strength on a statewide basis, performed by the House was in of the federal government to proposal whfcli will provide tne cast in their party's primary.) conventions. Thus, changing issues, Delegates to the national conve^ the manner with which industrial veto individual discharge permits mechanism for the most liberal and As in the past, delegates to the goals and ideologies were not accurately will be legally bound to vote fJ polluters would be dealt. Instead issued by the states. A state inclusive presidential preferential national conventions will be selected reflected among the convention candidate for whom they desia of setting a fixed target date for whose economy rests on one or primary in the country. As the measure from the ranks of precinct delegates to delegates. their commitment until the end! the elimination of effluents as gained final approval, it guarantees county and/or district conventions. Second. Precinct delegates will not second ballot or until released fro] two big industries could proportional representation at the However, tne similarities with the past necessarily be elected according to their commitment by the withdrawal I did the Senate, the House version conceivably allow those national convention for all candidates cease at this point for several reasons. presdential preference. Each precinct candidate or by a written release a| includes many loopholes through businesses more freedom in the who receive at least 5 per cent of their First. Precinct delegates will be delegate in the state has the option of candidate to the conveil selected this May. In the past, under selecting the candidate which he prefers which big businesses can crawl. dumping of wastes into the party's votes cast in the primary. (Only in the primary and designating the name chairperson. However It shoull First, the House bill would water. Result: more pollution. of that understood that such a procedurJ candidate to follow his. allow a two year postponement not carry with It legal sanctions. 1 Apparently lobbyists from OUR READER'S MIND However, precinct delegates of the 1976 target date. In other may run should a delegate defect, there I industry and the Nixon uncommitted and voters are not legal sanction that can be impleml words, two more years of heavy administration were "persuasive" obligated to select the slate of precinct against him or her. industrial pollution. Secondly, enough to sway the majority of _ _ _ __ _ delegates supporting the candidate they the Senate provided 1981 as the IV I I OD may be voting for. Thus, voters will not Delegations to the natl the House into thinking along date which industries would have the same channels as big OIL/ V I V L. fx LJ vf C I I CJ [ I un,y have an opportunity to designate conventions are not required by l| | the presidential candidate of their provide for representation to have the "best available" business. As it stands now, inside choice, but will also be able to vote for minorities, women, young peojf To the Editor: help. We are directing letters to Sen. sources indicate, there is virtually In the recent the precinct delegate of their choice, senior citizens. The decision is to I past, the MSU Robert Dole, Republican party regardless of his or her preferences. to the respective parties. HowevJ no hope for the bill in its present community has been a great help in national chairman, as are UFWOC Third. Delegates to the national Democratic party has already man! Off form. Sen. Muskie, the Senate assisting farmworkers to gain their supporters nation - wide. In Lansing, convention will be selected on a that the convention delegation sponsor, will not compromise, organizing and collective bargaining we are also sending letters to Gov. proportional basis. Under the new law, more representative. Thusf -*s~* nor will the House. rights by supporting the grape and —J Milliken, Sen. Griffin and 6th District Michigan's delegates to each national Democratic party will have quoti Strikes have been an essential lettuce boycotts. However, President The bill apparently will travel Congressman Charles Oiamberlain. convention will proportionately each group which must be filled. part of the grand old American Nixon and the National Labor Also, we are asking those interested in represent the turnout of the primary. the route of other The M i h i * » n „,p,ihpI Relations Board (NLRB) are currently receives r game now. of baseball for some If it weren't for strikes in time environmentally oriented attempting to take away the saving the union to send letters to their hometown congressmen, if the Thus, if candidate "X" cent of the total Democratic vote, he 45 per pjf^ntw Cd»vthe Jjav 16 the Xi hel Ma J farmworkers ability baseball, Abner Doubleday never legislation which ran contrary to to strike boycott, by seeking an injunction and latter are Republican. For exact will have 45 per cent of the delegation nriL^v' tZttoe^rt^T Bv would have gotten to first base. the desires of big business — against the same in a Federal District addresses of any of the above to the Democratic national convention. ftaTe^ iV ha^l conXS I w And think, without baseball no hopelessly diluted until rendered Court in California. Republican politicians, or any further Thia applies, as I pointed out orSi^teJ^ua lt i, would be lulled worthless. Perhaps next year will As you may know, the 1935 information, please call us at the previously, to all candidates receiving 5 ours w,u b 'f greatei sienifJ one asleep every result in some progressive National Labor Relations Act phones listed below. We, friends of UFWOC, must band together, and save per cent or more of the vote. because a t J ei Saturday afternoon by the Delegates will be selected in several candidates measures, but this year the score specifically excluded "agricultural the farmworkers' best friend, the manners. First, as in the past, each monotonous incantations of Curt workers" from coverage of the law's is Lions 1, Christians 0. union. VIVA LA HUELGA! VIVA Gowdy. No one could witness Congressional district will have a Because of the lateness of thJ guarantee of collective bargaining. The UFWOC! board set up by the act specified number of delegates, to be and the fact that this is the firs® exciting divisional pennant races (NLRB) has Please write before April 5 — the selected in proportion to the vote that many of us will haif (the victors won by an average of always stayed away from farm labor hearing is April 6! 10 games.) In memory disputes as a result, until the NLRB Jack Finn results in that district. (The number will be established by party rules.) Second, opportunity to participftq fully f electoral system, I would urfe e recently became dominated by Detroit senior the remaining members of the In fact baseball has become so you to register and vote. Our vof President Nixon's appointments to Barney Offerman delegation will be selected from among and will make the difference thl incredibly dull, that the striking become a conservative, three to two March 30,1972 the delegates to the state convention. Don't waste the opportunity. players may very well find the Republican majority. The hearing on the proposed NLRB injunction will DOONESBURY public content to fish, boat, or sun their way through the summer take place Thursday, April 6 in by Garry Ta Fresno, California. hum. not instead of eating peanuts, popcorn, and Crackerjacks at the old ball game. The demands When Cesar Chavez and (the farmworkers' union), along with UFWOC political and union allies, have decided i'm heady, professor' . Bew/ie rri s£e this 0AV, MOT mo. eur rue ha/ps a LrrnecoABse, Hp lOO&cCP [/&ey hasp cw hs uereujolf i AA! and me ewn themselves are ludicrous. The is the best method in /FORMULA. overcoming this hy formula ofyouks UP, ,7 UtL.L< aHMMM uttlesmall 7a/ minimum salary for a major "Nixonian" attempt to kill the only leaguer is $13,500. If he stays in successful farmworkers' union in U.S. sob! history is a massive letter - writing / poo J the big leagues five years, he gets a campaign directed to Republican ™k)) Hoo\ very sizeable pension. In all it officeholders. It is presumed that seems baseball's strike one could sufficient pressure on these turn out to be strike three for the Republicans in an election year will cause Nixon and the NLRB to rescind game unless a quick settlement their attempt to kill the union. occurs. Especially locally we need your a State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, Api il 4, 1972 5 CITY TO USE MACHINES LCC millage vote set • East Lansing voters living primarily in including those in Meridian Precinct 2 - bounded won't have to worry about University married housing. Township and other housing by Abbott Road, M-78 and punch card voting in today's • Precinct 7 — polls at south of Grand River Grand River Avenue, with election on the proposed the Union for residents of Avenue. polls at Hannah Middle millage increase for Lansing West Circle, Red Cedar and Other precincts include: School. • Community College, a city South complexes. • Precinct 1 — bounded Precinct 3 — bounded clerk's office spokesman • Precinct 8 by Abbott Road and by Abbott Road, Burcham — polls at M - 78, said Monday. the Auditorium for Shaw with polls Drive, Durand Street and at Pinecrest Local voters will be using Hall and East School. Grand River Avenue, with Complex, the old voting machines in polls at Bailey School. the eight school election • Precinct 4 — bounded precincts, though Lansing by Abbott Road, M-78, intends to inaugurate computerized voting in today's polling. Rogers to Grand River Avenue, Durand Street and Burcham Drive, with polls at Double MSU voters living on campus are divided among meets in MacDonald Middle School. • Precinct 5 — bounded David Peshke. sporUchairman of Caw Hall, ride, home people to class at one time and it didn't cost any more three precincts. These by Abbot Road and M - 78, WASHINGTON (AP) after registering the tandem bike which his residence to register than a single seater include: reductions. with polls at Donley School. hall bought with its hall dues. The bikecannowget two state News photo by Chuck Michaels • Precinct 6 — polls at Secretary of State William Ziegler emphasized that LCC officials are seeking Red Cedar School for those P. Rogers will visit seven Rogers' principal an additional mill for European countries to consultations would take operating expenses. Last confer with leaders before place in Britain, France, year a similar vote was 'ouncil President Nixon makes his Germany and Italy and at a narrowly rejected in a May visit to the Soviet special meeting in Brussels recount. eyes Union, the White House announced Monday. With Nixon scheduled to arrive in the Soviet Union of the Council of the North Atlantic Any locally registered Treaty voter is eligible to vote in Organization (NATO). today's election. have dispatched many of reconsider and study plans By BILL WHITING the issues at the forefront of for the proposed peripheral • A proposed contract for review. Jondahl has stated on May 22, press secretary State News Staff Writer the improvement of M-78, that ACLU supports the Ronald L. Ziegler said the group's concerns. At route. E,st Lansing City their last meeting, the • at a cost of $2,637 for East proposed marijuana penalty Rogers will make early May touncil members may be In Setting an April 25 date Lansing. reduction. stops in Britain, France, council took action on three for a public hearing on a or an unusually short major issues, including: A number of letters to According to the Germany, Italy, Belgium, Dating tonight, according proposal to reduce the local the council concern national ACLU policy, "Sale Luxembourg and Iceland. •Approval of a marijuana fine to $1. „ city Manager John resolution favoring abortion previous council actions. of marijuana to persons over The aftermath of this The nation's chief Wriarche. reform legislation. Listed among the* 18 years of age should not The short council agenda meeting, which was communications on the be subject to criminal diplomat, Ziegler said, will •A request for the city attended by nearly 200 perhaps indicative of agenda are letters opposing penalties. Regulation of the discuss negotiations ent council actions which planning commission to people, leaves a vacuum for construction of the sale of marijuana does not between the United States the council's immediate in and of itself constitute a and the Soviet Union as well peripheral route, while only concerns this week. mu It ination one (letter indicates violation of civil liberties." as questions Mideast Among those things the support for the proposal. such as a proposed urope, council will be considering A memorandum from H. European security are: • Acceptance of a deed for additional right of way Lynn Jondahl, chairman of the executive board of the tup*"® =^^s-STATE NEWS conference and mutual balanced East — West force 51 get smallpox alert on Abbott Road, north of M-78. Lansing American branch Union, is also Civil of the Liberties slated for of an epidemic, ordered mass Europe and the Middle puulhhhbh Etf ire on the alert against a vaccinations. HHnnnnnrtnnrHTnnnr BROTHERS! spread of snallpox In other countries, stu«tern section ountry. The government of the to areas where the disease has not been eradicated. -£• THE STABLES If These Names Sound Familiar, It's is ordered nationwide Because We're Like You :inations. Two smallpox cases were EVERYDAY PEOPLE >rted in Europe outside Dance to this terrific band ugoslavia. and 20 in Syria, ly governments, fearful THE ALLEY SHOPI SMELT DINNER-$1.00 from Detroit! PSI YOU! Deep fried. A crunchy delight served with ranch fries. 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The standard sublease on recreational jobs approved by the University Bender said. form specifies the amount of off - campus housing office "This the "Minority Opportunities Lewis Moncrief, associate It grew from an att— co vers the security deposit and of and by Off-Campus Council waterfront in heading off the final month's rent which in the Field of Parks and professor of the Dept. of to let students know n Recreation" is scheduled to Parks and Recreations, and about the progri is available this term for the potential sub lease is to be paid bv the subtenant be presented at 7:30 p.m. Ed Schon, Flint senior, Moncrief said, use of students and local problems," she added. and requires; that the landlords. Student tenants have been "appropriate amount of the Wednesday in 223 Natural recently said the project was Moncrief said th Two major East Lansing unable to determine whether security deposit" be Resources Bldg. planned because their although in the areas apartment owners already original tenants or returned to the subtenant. A panel of men and department attracts park administration a have agreed to use the lease subtenants should receive The sublease does not alter women of various minority virtually no minority environmenti ;j 4 and at least 25 others are security deposit refunds, she the rental obligations of groups will discuss job students. interpretation there is ] I ^ expected to said. prime tenants. opportunities and their own Schon is the primary longer a wide open field agree, according to Delores Bender, director "Students now end experiences in park organizer and promoter of there was a few years ag up The use of a standard administration and the program, which began almost every graduate isst of off - campus housing. making deals with each other sublease would provide a environmental originally as a Parks and placed. He said ma The off-campus housing without dealing with the Students at office sent letters Friday to "degree of uniformity" interpretation. Recreations Club debate. students have remained landlord," Ms. Bender which would the state level, but not panel last we those landlords who had not make added. "This leaves the subleasing procedures more the local level. 0n home rela yet been contacted about the landlord not knowing who to understandable for students, "This is where minori sublease forms. return to security deposit to. The standard form was Why should he pay a security Nathan J. Hammond, manager of several East Ten seniors students come in," he sai Speakers in the panel »nel w I a J* V Lansing apartment buildings. include: Bob Nunn,i. Eqi I ^ Opportunities officer Jftanfeh&tttn business, we are in usually know the MSU scholar Detroit; Bob Freeman, the Dept. of Natur what is involved with sublets, MSU ....... has awarded its . Resources in Lansing; R< w nancy pai Livonia, News Stafl HHA 8nd Ala" W°lfe' t Itetaunmt 220 S Howard St./next to the x-way but students have confusion," he added. The sublease forms also some Easter is over most coveted academic honor, the Alumni Distinguished Scholarship, Midland, Out - state Winners Cavazos, from the Rey Frori Community Cent( Martin frr\m \/l~A Kate „ Pakistani p letul to the , are Karl Pettis, Gainesville, w ould inform prospective Easter is over as this Easter bunny in front of the Sigma cities in Lansing IW j between Michigan and Kalamazoo. tenants of rental obligations Kappa sorority house at 518 MAC Ave. demonstrates to 10 high school seniors from across the country. Fla Fla., Brian Gerloff, Woodstock, El., Timothy as8t directed Pakista of previous tenants for which as it slowly melts away. At least this one rabbit was not The full scholarship Detroit's Park's Pterin, TALENT SHOW Oren, Kokomo, Ind., Daniel and Ed Latham na -arinBi they might later be held impressed by Sunday's warm weather. covers tuition, room and Every Tues. Night. 8:00 to 11:30 Bolin, Irvington, Ky., Food - . . 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It »i«dm ance records m,ssl°n price of $6. in both Chicago and NY at MERIDIAN 4 AT 2:00, 4:00, 6:00, CSnt Eastwood 8:00 TWI LITE HOURS. *Dlrty Harry HI OLDS A r«T»H P06b*rf0ViC# ►»o»«cTio« TECHNICOLOR® - From Warner Bros ADULTS $1,25 4:30 - 5:00 AND ENDS TONIGHT 1:30, 5:00, 7:00 A Warner Communications Company 5; 30 6:00 J TWI LITE HOUR, ADULTS 90c, *aied - — r Shown at 7, 8:40, 10 P.M. —4; 30 - 5 .00 J MUST BE 18 YRS $2. ADMISSION # -ft • -fr -ft -ft v v? 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, April 4, 19I SPORTS- IN FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL Gilchrist concentrated soley on resembled Gilchrist women to make a name for itself. However, the By JUDY YATES football while Chris a And make a name for itself taken part in other women hi State News Staff Writer contingent. c Nickerson. Signe Lundstrom And the dorm had at the little dorm did, at least wide activities. Gilchrist Hall, the and Chris Johnson confined least one representative over at the Women's IM. One such activity smallest dorm on campus themselves to the basketball entered in Gilchrist is also wasl every event designing of a banner t| (housing only 180 women) court. offered by the women's IM. has been a dominant figure recognized as being one of was displayed at in Women's IM The Gilchrist women Being the smallest and the most active living Homecoming Game. 1 activities this year. defeated Hardwolves, an possibly the least known complexes on campus. that banner brought L dorm Much of the dorm's interest independent team, to win Circle on campus, the West women of Gilchrist llali 1 The Gilchrist women the all-Univeisity football housing unit wanted of course is aimed at sports. first place award. have already captured both championship. In basketball residence hall and they easily defeated several all-University opponents to get to the championships in touch finals. football and basketball and But Gilchrist found will attempt a complete sweep of the major sports com petition in the titles by entering a team in championship game a bit so ftball tougher and had to come competition later from behind to defeat the this term. Superstars, 29 - 26, in Gilchrist coeds also have overtime. The Superstars was an independent proven themselves as entry versatile athletes. Rhea comprised primarily of Youngs, Elesa Nelson, Anita physical education majors. Schamansky, Melani While Gilchrist has won Stanchina, Mary Roberts, titles in the fall and winter Suzi Langlois and Carolyn term major sports, it has Vos all were on Gilchrist's also fared well in other football and basketball athletic competition. teams. Although the swimming championship went to an Janet Burtness, Lorraine independent team, the Feilds, Barb Berdella and squad, expect for two coeds Sandy Zombaris from another dorm, Hall of Ch Though maybe not in the class as the Dallas Cowboys or the Milwaukee Bucks! S' ruggers drop same Gilchrist Hall has posted women's intramural champions in both football and basketball this year and will be out for a clean sweep with the softball title. seasonal opener The MSU Rugby Club opened regular season play Saturday and was defeated by Windsor, 11 - 3, at Jackson Field in Windsor. Windsor opened the scoring by running into the end zone to take a four point lead, but MSU narrowed the margin to 4 - 3 at halftime with a 30 - yard penalty kick by John Christeller. MSU failed to capitalize on several second half scoring opportunities while Windsor added a penalty kick and its M second four point run. 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Grand River E.L. 351 5380 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, April 4, 1972 15,000 billboards in state By RANDY GARTON present signs." state environmentalists. doesn't provide now population and to 6,500 illegal apart and 300 feet apart adequate townships," Worthington cannot." State News Staff Writer Stafseth said that even Sidney Worthington, controls." said. "The bill feet in larger counties. along main highways |« says that Worthington said he urban and State with the new provisions, less financial director of the Worthington said that Critics of the bill point out areas 100 feet highway officials townships with less than believed that the people of were preparing this week to than 1,000 billboards could Michigan Student the bill is particularly 50,000 population cannot that the latter requirements apart In Incorporated Michigan would soon realize set up the machinery be removed this year. Environmental inadequate in dealing with enact stricter ordinances. that the bill does not meet would allow a billboard one municipalities. Confederation said the urban - seventh of a mile in size. Fines for violations expediting the removal of areas. Well, there are only about the state's environmental the new law would 0f the estimated 15,500 Brickley signs bill threatened loss of $19.6 three needs. Signs along expressways range townships in the state from $100 to $1,000. billboards that are illegal million in federal highway Stricter ordinances with must be at least 500 feet over 50,000 "I don't think people are under the new billboard The bill, which was beautification funds population and plenty just tired of this issue," he said. control law. signed into law by Lt. Gov. hastened the passage of a "One of the most below that. It's absurd that These include billboards Brickley Friday is tougher weak bill, ridiculous parts of the "They wanted a good bill, villages with very small Surgical plans but they arc soon going to erected illegally under than the original Senate "We are opposed to the amendment allowing stricter populations can have see that billboards aren't previous laws and billboards version, but still does not bill all the way," local ordinances is that stricter laws, but townships that were located legally meet the standards set by Worthington said. "It just section with effectively controlled by dealing with 40,000 people this measure." under previous law but are now statute. in violation of the new "It will take some time PRINT 'INNOVATIONS' Provisions for space told to set up the machinery to Included in the bill's WASHINGTON (AP) - Surgery such as appendectomies remove illegal and nonconforming signs," State Highway Dept. director Henrik E. Stafseth said. Profs run p provisions are limits on size, spacing, and lighting of billboards and provisions requiring sign owners to might be needed aboard spaceships millions of miles from earth if man ultimately makes interplanetary up to two years, a panel of scientists said Monday. And the space agency should start making plans to voyages lasting "The importance of this Ghostdance was an old Ferlazzo and Hugh Fox. A Ghostdance quarterly is volumes full of graphics. fin obtain a state permit to decayed teeth and treat medical ailments aboard spacecrafts American Indian religious Along with N.W. Werner, filled with experimental "Like any publication law, however, is the construct a billboard and to the Space Science Board of the National authority to control rebellion against whites in Ghostdance publishes an graphics and untraditional, we're a medium. Ghostdance file bond ranging from Academy of the a Sciences said. 19th century. Today International is the medium for truly erection of new billboards Quarterly of "visual" poetry. $50 to $2,500. The bill also While not Ghostdance is innovative, creative artists," specifically recommending it, the board while simplifying a publishing Experimental Poetry and Ghostdance has been allows the State Highway company run by two other literary publications, Ferlazzo noted. suggested that one way of eliminating deep - space procedures for removal of publishing steadily over a Dept. to forbid billboard appendectomies would be to require that all space travellers illegal and nonconforming professors of American "We'll publish anything," three year period. Its "We're an outlet for have their healthy appendices removed - construction before it prior to blastoff. thought and language, Paul Fox announced. "But it has printed material includes a searching artists," Ms. The blue begins. - ribbon panel of scientists spoke about the to be different, something poetry journal, novels, Werner said. The new law specifies possible need for space surgery — including such new, something not tried poetry volumes by single "We like to think that the that billboards be limited in blood transfusions — as part of a major things as before." future of artistic exppression report on a much TUESDAY authors, critical studies and is in Ghostdance today," size to 1,200 square feet in counties under 425,000 broader subject, entitled "Human Factors in Space - Flight." Long - Duration Fox said. Something special going on at Ponderos; Ghostdance mails its publications to 100 subscribers at $ 2.50 a year. Ghostdance always manages to give away as many copies Soviet ships familS as it sells, Ferlazzo said. ATL: 111, 112 HUM.: 241, 242, 243 SOC.: 231A, 232 A & B, 233 A & B off Bangladesh yL NAT. SCI.: 191A, 192A, 193 A & B & C night DACCA (AP)-TheSoviet sunken ships from the Bangladesh, India 5 CHEM.: 130, 131, 141 navy, long denied a base of Karnaphuli River at Burma. 2 ECONOMICS: 200, 201 operations on the Bay of Chittagong and remove But they said India's prime HISTORY: 121, 122 Bengal, has established a mines floated in the harbors minister, Indira Gandhi, had }L MATH.: 108, 109, 111, 112, 113 beachhead in Bangladesh during December's India • denied access despite India's 3 PSYCH.: 170 with a floating workshop. Pakistan war. close relations with the A great steak dinner 93$ n < STATISTICS: 121 "PLUS" (These Book Digests at 50c Each.)" FILMS BY JOHN The repair ship arrived Sunday, the first of 20 units of the Russian fleet sent to with Its repair crewmen also will work Bangladesh engineers to war damage to the Kremlin. Burma and Pakistan are more closely associated with the Soviet Ponderosa's regular $1.39 great Family Steak UENNON the new nation to clear its facilities at the ports. Union's ideological rival, Dinner. Served with baked potato, crisp tossed two major ports, Chittagong Chittagong, Bangladesh's Devil in Massachusetts The Black Experience YOKO China, than with Moscow. salad and roll. All for 99£. A delicious bargain. and Chalna. only deepwater facility for Citizen Tom Paine When plans to clear the Every Tuesday from 4 o'clock on, at Ponderosa. Afro - American History ONO imports, once handled 4V4 i Puritan Dilemma The rest of the flotilla, en ports under UN contract - Frazier million tons of cargo a year. Poor White route from failed to materialize the Uncle Tom's Cabin Vladivostok, is to It has been at a virtual - join the repair ship in Soviets offered Autobiography of COMING standstill since the war. Ben Franklin Biography of Malcolm X Chittagong by April 19, with Bangladesh accepted. THIS WEEKEND! The same is true of Chalna, Bangladesh authorities * the two-month salvage and clearance operation to established mainly for privately insist the contract begin exports, which at its peak PONDEROSA STEAK BOUSE CAMPUS by the end of April. handled 2.1 million tons a with Russia is technical and not politically motivated. where tender Basically, the repair ship year. They claim that the United things ore always happening SHOP will act as a hardware store Sources in the Bangladesh Nations could I 4220 S. Logan St. (Just South of Logan Center) for the other vessels, government said the Soviets 217 E. Grand River contracted with any one of a 4421 Saginaw Ave. (Two blocks West of including sea tugs, had tried for years to move half-dozen countries capable Waverly) ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ minesweepers and special diver boats, as they pull 21 into the Bay of which washes the shores of Bengal, of doing the job if it had wished. Probably coincidentally A rumble seat made a good car a little better. TRANSCENDENTAL the commander in chief of the Soviet navy, Fleet Adm. So does a rear door. MEDITATION S.G. Gorshkov, arrived in New Delhi on Monday, beginning a 10 • day visit in India. One of the places he will as taught by visit is Vishakhapatnam. eastern headquarters of the Maharishi Indian navy across the Bay of Mahesh Bengal from Chittagong. it Yogi also is the berth of submarines the Soviet Union has given the Indian navy. Transcendental meditation it a natural spontaneous tech¬ nique which allows each individual to expand his mind and improve his life. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5 4 o'clock 8 p.m. 106B Wells 100 Engineering By By Rick Raines Charles Donahue THE P-BELL INTRODUCES ROADRUNNER FEATURING... 1972 P;mo Runoboyl -CARTOONS Starring the Infamous fastfoot When you make a solid, sensible, economical little car you don't A solid-as-a-rock four speed transmission. Sports car steering. A change it. Except to make it better. Now that we're making that kind of car again, that's the only kind welded steel body with six coats of paint. Pinto is wide and stable, but not big. It's got plenty of leg and -BEEP BEEP A special drink of change we're going to make. shoulder room, but it's barely IV2 inches longer than the For example, we've made a Runabout model of the Ford Pinto. leading import. in honor of Roadrunner There you have it. The basic Pinto: a good little car. Our Pinto It has a rear door the basic Pinto doesn't have. And seats that fold down rear Runabout: a little better good little car. for extra cargo space that's five feet long. Everything else is the same. See them at your Ford dealer's. A gutsy little engine that gets the same economical kind of gas mileage as the little imports. When you get back to basics, you get back to Ford. -PITCHERS 64 oz. P-Bell pitchers at reduced prices! FORD PINTO FORD DIVISION Good friends get See your Ford Dealer now. together at the MAX CURTIS, INC. 9 p.m. -2 a.m. TONIGHT 9 P.m. - 2 a.m. mgsggm LANSING'S FORD CENTER 48 HOUR [TJT^lllj Wmdmkml 3003 E- MICHIGAN 351-1830 MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE ON ALL USED CARS 1020 Trowbridge Road Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, April 4, 1972 11 Series to present comedy hit modJrtd«^Ct™KteS modern dance to science R Richly designed costumes L°L,Pm- Sunday. SatUrday and P"1- on Thursday, Friday, programs will be featured in Sunday and at 2 p.m. on fm.,On and Sundays at 4 p.m. p.rr fiction may be seen on and authentc Renaissance the sky theatre at Abrams April 26 - 30, Henrik A modern dance concert, campus during April. Saturday. Planetarium during April. Ibsen's "Hedda Gabler" will choreography add to the including 11 numbers Tickets may be The Broadway musical spectacle. "The Search: Still It be presented by members of comedy hit, choreographed and purchased from noon to 5 Moves" will employ live the "Company," MSlTs Chamber Music performed by members of Performing Arts. will open the month's p.m. at the Performing Arts performers, life size Series will present soprano - Company, the character Orchesis, will be held in Company boxoffice. \r Lecture - Concert Series events at 8:15 p.m. April Benita Valente in concert at 8:15 p.m. April 18 in Fairchild Thestre at 8:15 Two puppets, and abstract outstanding lighting projections. Hedda, who as a schoolgirl threatened to burn off her f 13, in the Auditorium. Fairchild Theatre. Since her Supported by a grant from friend's beautiful hair and as the Michigan Council for "Company" in a light • European debut in 1962, a young lady held off an Wrigley's hearted the Arts, this presentation is manner examines she has appeared as soloist eager lover with a gun, is the quandry of the single with that continent's top an attempt to show the impelled to a decisive act male constantly pressured evolution of Galileo's that brings the play to a orchestras, opera companies theories of the universe, as by his married friends to join them in what they consider marital bliss. and festivals. Kresge Art Center food p well as his vulnerability as a man in the face of the shocking end. "Hedda Gabler" will be shown in Fairchild Theatre Gallery will exhibit works Stars are Allen Case, DETROIT (UPI) — Wrigley Supermarkets, which operates inquisition. at 8:15 p.m. Tickets may be by faculty artists through "The Search: Still It known for his roles in two 103 stores in Michigan, said it would not follow the lead of purchased at the theatre April 23. Nineteen artists Moves" will be shown at . TV series, "The Deputy" will display their paintings, other chains in freezing food prices because prices already are boxoffice. and "The Legend of Jesse on the way down. 8:30 p.m. Wednesdays World sculpture, prints, Travel Series James," and Julie Wilson, Another supermarket chain, Great Scott Supermarkets, through Sundays until April offerings include "Flying photographs and works in 16. There will be an known internationally for other media. The exhibit is which operates 44 Detroit - area stores, put a freeze into the Spanish Main" on additional her film and stage open toThe public without effect Monday which holds the line on all items except fresh matinee Saturday, "Trails of the appearances. produce. performance on Sundays at Mountain West" on April 14 charge. 4 p.m. Subscription Series "B" Great Scott Board Chairman Nathan Fink said the freeze at and 15, and "A Taste of Gallery hours are 9 a.m. Tickets may be of the Lecture Concert to noon his stores was aimed at pressuring suppliers into price Israel" on April 22. The - and 1 to 5 p.m. Series presents "An reductions by publicly listing supplier increases during the purchased in advance at the series will be shown at 8 Monday through Friday, Where's llir rover: Entertainment for Tuesday 7 to 9 p.m., and 2 30-day period the freeze will be in effect. Union Ticket Office or the p.m. in the Auditorium. Elizabeth" at 8:15 p.m. But William Sample, vice president and general manager of planetarium. Music is large hole in front of Chittenden Hall is the sight Dept.. April 17, in the Auditorium. Wrigley Supermarkets, part of Allied Supermarkets, Inc., said Beginning Friday, April performances include a brand new manhole on campus. Workmen are Produced by the New a price freeze is not "in the best interest of Wrigley 21, the planetarium will graduate recitals by Louise 'I I building a form for the concrete manhole which will York Pro Musica, the cast of Boy puts dog customers." feature a science fiction Hohmeyer, violin, on April ! I serve as a replacement for an old one at the same 24 presents the poetry, The 30-day price freeze was originated last week by the spectacular, "The Last 15; Gertrude Heisman, ; I location. songs, music and dance to test, but pet Grand Union Supermarket chain in Washington, D.C., Question." Both written mezzo - soprano, on April ; State News photo by Chuck Michaels which made the Elizabethan " following a meeting between Treasury Secretary John an<* narrated by noted 17; Anita Hopkins, clarinet,.♦. i - Connally anu v^oniuiiiy and supermarKei supermarket executives executives iruiii from diruu the across me author "~vvIsacc Asimov, w,,° this on April 21; and Ross * doesn t fire UDr country, including Thomas McMaster, board chairman of Presentation will be shown Paulus, woodwind specialist, ! Allied Supermarkets. on "'days at 8 and 10 p.m., on April 25. > Saturdays at 2:30, 8, and 10 frustees to GRAND RAPIDS (UPI) beg — Four - year - old Bruce Bruin's faith in the Easter bunny and dalmation dogs $Jje2feitrffotk fees was shattered early Monday. Bruce, son of Mr. and expense reports Ms. Donald Bruin, got a pet Dalmation dog as an Easter present. The Dalmation was I By MICHAEL FOX State News Staff Writer stationery and postage stamps for mailing. meeting with department officials and conferences on associated in pictures and cartoons on coaches of DELIVERY ON CAMPUS royalty and the elite at the I The board of trustees "We will report the lump campus, turn of the century. It sum of the expenses ■rill begin publicly reporting starting "We used to pay mileage, subsequently was featured Please deliver the New York Times as checked below: (Delivered to in May. Most public boards but for the last four or five s expenses at the May as a "fire dog"' on fire Hieeting. Jack A Breslin, do this and our trustees years we have assigned each dormitories, married housing, and department offices on campus only.' have all agreed to it," engine ads. Bruce was led to lxecutive vice president, a pool car for which they believe his Dalmation was a id Friday. Breslin said. pay their own gas. We view fire dog. "Delivery begins on Sunday, April 9 ends June 4 I The lump sum of the The dollar amount will the trustees as being on call So early Monday he set Spring term light members' expenses be listed as an information 24 hours a day. fire to his bed and waited | | Weekdays (Mon.-Sat.) (48 issues total) $8.65 (Student rate 18c per copy) h month will probably item in the monthly agenda, "When the trustees are at for his pet to put it out. The Sundays (9 issues total) t under $1,000, Breslin he said, but will not be the University on MSU $6.75 (75c per copy) broken down either by dog didn't business, they are allowed Total damage was Weekdays and Sundays (57 issues total) $15.40 [Though trustees do not individual or by category. Breslin said he estimated the housing and food charges at estimated at $2,600 by the any pay for their Kellogg Center and the > Bruins after they rescued ices during their eight - telephone charges for long University Club. They must their son and the fire dog. NAME «r terms, they do have a distance phone calls to be pay their own liquor Jar from the University under $300 a month for the charges," he said. Electrolysis MSU ADDRESS (only permanent Automobile pool, a eight trustees. Trustees also have an Hair Removal) credit card for "The trustees are given a office on the fourth floor of Facial, Hairlines, is calls and expenses telephone credit card so the Administration Building Body Virginia _ | | Payment enclosed. Make checks payable to John Peacock. >r nonliquor purchases at they can call from their and use of secretaries for Hanchett 325V: South Grand Send to John Peacock, P.O. Box 334, East Lansing, Mich. ■ellogg Center and the homes to the University and typing. 184-1632 sity Club. among themselves. The | Furthermore, the rationale for providing a EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY receive four University car for each MAJOR EVENTS COMMITTEE PRESENTS: lomplimentary season board member is that they Botball tickets plus are called any upon to attend flier requested athletic ' s, personalized trustee many meetings at the University, including NEIL DIAMOND ISRAEL'S 24th ANNIVERSARY will be celebrated on THURSDAY. APRIL 6, 1972 at 8 p.m. PARLORS A.B.C of the UNION. MSU I The program will include a performance by SHULY I NATHAN, Israel's foremost I originated folksinger (who Yerushalayim Shel Zahav Jerusalem of - I S?)^' Guest speaker Mr. A. Haskel, Israeli Consul in | Chicago. Greetings: Mr. Francis N. Fine. Folk Israeli Delicacies will be Served. plus Albert Brooks Dancing with Audience Participation. tickets: $3.50, $4.50, »5.50 der tickets available till March 31, 1972 Office of Student Life WE HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE! 3rd floor, McKenny Union I Israeli Club of MSU Eastern Michigan University Ypsilanti, Mich. 48197 WANTED: STUDENTS INTERESTED IN PARTICIPATING IN Stop Reading as they MOTIVATIONAL RESEARCH did 100 years ago READING DYNAMICS IS FOR YOU for Come to to you a Mini-Lesson and find out It is free and you will leave with a better under- keep your secret It's true we practice the first step to improved reading at a Mini-Lesson and standing of why it works. One thing that might we will increase your reading speed on the spot, bother you about your reading speed is that but the results will remain your secret Plan to $ GOOD PAY $ someone might find out how slow it is. The instructors at the Evelyn Wood Reading Dyna- attend a free Mini-Lesson .and learn that it is possible to read 3-4-6 times faster, with com¬ mies Free Speed Reading lesson will let you parable comprehension. INTERESTING WORK You'll increase your reading speed on the spot! University Inn Attend a FREE University Inn TODAY! IF YOU'RE INTERESTED, CALL 353-5483 BETWEEN Speed Reading at 1100 Trowbridge Rd. □ Tues. April 4 Lesson at East Lansing Time 4 or 6 or 8 p.m. Trowbridge Rd. 10 AM AND 4 PM EVELYN WOOD READING DYNAMICS 17320 West Eight Mile Road Southfield. Michigan 48075 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, April 4, 1972 STATE NEWS The weather is just right - for CLASSIFIED 355-8255 placing and using the State News Classified Ads. Automotive FRANKLY SPEAKING fay Phil frank For Rent For Rent GET Action WITOA Automotive Employment Want Ad CORVAIR 1963. New tune cheap. 489-0660, 484-3965. 2-4-4 - up, FOUR MEN NEEDED -Tired of looking at jobs that pay $1,75/hour? 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Call Summer leases $45/mo SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST, Houses TRIUMPH GT6t, 1 year old, Ken, Chuck, 351-0145. 3-4-« Across from Williams exciting job, handle phones, iy Rooms DATSUN 1971. Vinyl roof, new 11,000 miles. Like new. Call 332-6246 payroll, and secretarial duties ONE MALE to sublease two evenings exhaust, 4 -speed, great gas $2100. Phone after 3 p.m. for 2 office. Prefer one •FOR SALE man man, Spring/ Summer. Cedar mileage, must sell. 482-7045 351-4459. 4-4-7 Animals person who enjoys meeting Greens. 351-3637. 4-4-7 after 5 p.m. 3-4-6 the public and challenges. Mobile Homes VOLKSWAGEN BUS, 1967 Phone 349-2030 between 2-4 Campmobile. Good MEADOWBROOK TRACE, 1 •Lost & Found DODGE DART GT 1967, p.m. for interview. 4-4-7 condition. Rebuilt engine. girl needed, 2 bedroom, 2 Close to MS U •PERSONAL excellent condition, yellow $1575.351-3273. 4-4-7 baths, furnished, $65/month. "Halstead Busline". < with black vinyl top, has air. ATTENTION: WE are now •PEANUTS PERSONAL Call 355-1767 between 8-5 or term leases considered $750. Can be seen at taking applications for full or •REAL ESTATE Demonstration Hall Monday - VOLKSWAGEN 1967 Fastback. part time work. All 393-7585 after 5 p.m. 5-4-10 Colony, 351-321", •RECREATION Friday. 355-2386 new Radials. Excellent Northpoint, 351 -235; or applicaitions need to be neat •SERVICE 393-7288 Sgt. McQueen. condition. $995. 1-647-4331 after 7 p.m. 5-4-10 'WE APPRECIATE M3UR DESIRE TO HELP and personable. You may 2 GIRLS for 4-man starting fall. Beechwood, 351-5986 H A L S T Watersedge Apartment. E a Typing Service 5-4-10 THE RX)R,MR.H00P AND WE'LL 6NE apply at either McDonald's 332-8479. 5-4-10 MANAGEMENT 351-79, Drive in Restaurant in East StX/A CALL IF A RATION OPEN£ l)P\ - •TRANSPORTATION VOLKSWAGEN BUG 1968, 5-4-5 DODGE 1964. 6-stick, good Kansing, 234 W. Grand River •WANTED radio, mint condition, $925. MARIGOLD body, 4 new tires, good Avenue or 1024 East Grand TWO 351-6426 after 5 p.m. 5-4-10 APARTMENTS BEDROOM transportation. $160 or best River Avenue. 5-4-10 DEADLINE offer. Call 332-2976. 5-4-10 ■g>/BmrSKAKm/B0*ISl3/£lAN9im. MKU 711 Burcham - 911 needs third mar lease or deposit. 339-946 1 P.M. one class VOLKSWAGEN 1964. Very Marigold. Large deluxe day REGISTERED NURSES. furnished DODGE CHARGER 1969. good engine and frame but one bedroom before publication. ROSELAWN MANOR, 707 apartments. Now leasing for Vinyl hardtop, all power, air • body wrecked. $200. Scooters & Armstrong Road has Summer and Fall. Call Cancellations/Co r- conditioning, AM/FM, power 484-7637. 3-4-6 Cycles Employment positions available full time. 337-7328 for appointment. FEMALE ROOMMATE until June. Capitol windows, cruisomatic, $1700 Vi. rections 12 noon one 7 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. shift and - or take VOLKSWAGEN 1968. Good TRIUMPH 1969 Daytona FOR RENT- NEW CEDAR Apartments. Call 332-177 over payments. RECEPTIONIST FOR Dental 3-11:30 p.m. shift. Excellent class day before 500cc, low mileage, excellent VILLAGE. Price reduced for 5-46 332-3357. 5-4-7 condition, gas heater, radio. Office. Experience preferred. salaries and benefits. Apply publications. $1050. 371-4468. 5-4-6 condition, $800. 349-0583 Submit resume and recent quick rental. 351-0842, in person, Monday- Friday, 9 FALCON after 5 p.m. 2-4-5 351-8805. 3-4-4 MEADOWBROOK TRAC 1964, 6 cylinder, photograph. Reply to Box a.m. - 4 p.m. Mrs. Swan, PHONE new tires, brakes and exhaust. VOLKSWAGEN 1970. Sunroof, A-1, Michigan State News. Townhouse. 3 Personnel. 5-4-10 roommates need 4th, 355-8255 Runs good, $175. Call 625-7120 radio, excellent condition, 10-4-12 Why did the chicken low and groovy roommate. after 6 p.m. 4-4-7 mileage. $1550. ROOM AND /or board in cross the road? Ca 371-4468. 5-4-6 394-0647. 5-4 5 exchange for help with FORD GALAXIE 1964, 289, invalid husband. 10 minutes To get to Cedar VOLKSWAGEN 1 968. 1969, SEARS motorcycle. DeWITT DAYS radio, stick. Runs good. $85. - NORWOO |WORDS 3°| 5 10 332-1026 after 5:30 p.m. Excellent condition, 23,000 miles. Radio. Call 489-4436. 250cc, A-1 condition, $250 REGISTERED NURSES. from campus. 485-3775. References. 5-4-10 Village! apartments. Just UJ pr 4*0o"| E"50~ offer. 13.00 or make 663-7855. distance from Capitol 3-4-6 or Ea 5-4-6 3-4-6 Now leasing for Lansing. Private grade CO [1.80 4.80 1 7.80 15.60 VOLKSWAGEN KARMANN Full time and part time. JOBS EUROPE guaranteed and salaried England, Summer & Fall Bogue St. at the Red Cedar entrances. Part _ lev Ea ED jnr 6.00 7.20 | 9.75 | 11.70 19.50 23.40 GHIA 1965, 60,000 miles, new tires, AM/FM radio, runs BRIDGESTONE 350 6-speed transmission. Ask for John, 332-0866. 3-4-6 1969, Openings on Including staff all shifts. and head nurse positions. We are also Switzerland, class year - round, 1st hotels/restaurants. For 351 - 5180 furnished, bedroom, carpeted, storage area, GTO 1969 accepting applications for pets. $150 per montl - Judge. 4 - speed, well, $200. 482-7397. 3-4-4 detaisl write JOBS EUROPE, ONE MAN for 2 man, 2 m 3.00 18.00 | 13.00 26.00 29,000 miles. New tires. KAWASAKI 1971. 350 Bighorn. the position of Assistant Director Box 44188, Panorama City, bedroom at Northwind security deposit requi of Nursing, Phone 669-9879 or afte ■1 3.75 io.oo| 16.25 32.50| Good condition. $1700. Call after 3, 882-4997. 3-4-6 VOLKSWAGEN 19 69 Extras. Call 355-5905 after 5 afternoon shift, and Service Coordinator, day In Calif. 91402. 1-4-3 Farms. $90/month. Call Neil, 349-4000 or 351-1133. P.M., 669-9815. 22-4 28 automatic, sunroof, radio, p.m. 3-4-6 shift. 347 Stud ent Se rvices Bldg. Progressing Nursing PART TIME student excellent condition, $1150. Dept. with available 2-3-31 All students ads must be LEMANS 1965, automatic, V-8, Call 882-3186. 4^-7 HONDA 305, 1966. Good employment, 12-20 hours MARRIED STUDENTI steering, brakes, whitewalls, /week. Automobile required. ONE GIRL sublet for 4-man. & FACULTY prepaid condition, 5,000 miles, $275. good condition, $425. 351-5800 for information. Across from campus. Fully VOLKSWAGEN GHIA 1964 353-6733, Bert. 2-4-5 351-4354. 3-4-6 fringe benefit program. C-4-4-7 convertible. Very good Employment office, furnished. 351-1143. 2-3-31 The State News will be 1,2, & 3 bedroom condition. $700. Phone HONDA 1971, 750cc. Includes LANSING GENERAL apt responsible only for the MAVERICK 1971, 4000 miles, 332-3197. 1-4-7 Wixom fairing. Excellent HOSPITAL ANNEX, 2817 MODELS WANTED for full some with study first day's incorrect standard shift, $1900. Call Alpha, Lansing. 8 AM to time employment. 489-8458. condition. 351-7437. 4-4-7 12 noon, GIRLS - SUPERVISED insertion. 353-9086 or 332-6639 Monday through 519 East Michigan Avenue. VOLKSWAGEN 1969. New evenings. 3-4-6 muffler, Reasonable. new tires, tune-up. Call 332-1267. HONDA 90S 1969, 2700 miles, 2 helmets. 353-6886 or Friday. extension 267, 268. 372-8220 American Incorporated. 10-4-17 Massage OFF - APARTMENTS CAMPUS from *145 per mo. MERCEDES 1959 Automotive convertible. Rebuilt Roadster 3-4-4 337-2112. 3-4-6 REPAIR MAN: UNFURNISHED motor. Experienced in 332-3357. 3-4-5 VOLVO WAGEN 1969. Now leasing for fall. Across 1970 TRIUMPH Trophy 500. stereo and TV repair. Full or children welcome S AUSTIN HEALEY Sprite 1968. Excellent condition. Michelin from Williams Hall on part time. WILCOX y Metal flake paint, new MGB, 1971, AM/FM Radials. tires. After 5 p.m. 349-0935. Great condition, only 1800 WANTED. COLLEGE student SECONDHAND STORE. 509 Michigan Ave. $65 a please, no pets * miles. $950 includes 2 to work part exhaust, runs good, $825. 353-1674, ask for John Abel. time as campus East Michigan, 485-4391. C helmets. Call 355-5972. 3-4-6 484-3790 between 68 p.m. representative for major ✓ 1-4-4 5-4-6 You're under 25 KAWASAKI 90, 1971, $300, record company. experience necessary but No PART TIME student KNOB HILL MGB 1972 convertible, blue, employment, 12-20 hours / £ AUSTIN HEALEY Sprite 1966. excellent condition. Call must be deeply interested in 332 - 6246 Good condition. Must sell. AM/FM. Call 332-8641 or 489-2684. Leave message. but you drive 694-0512 after 6 p.m. 3-4-6 music. Prefer sophomore or junior starting next term. week. Automobile required. 351-5800 for information. APARTMENTS Leaving. 372-9814. 3-4-6 like an C-4-6 expert. YAMAHA - 90cc Enduro, 1971 Only requirement, must have 349-4700 1 AND 2 bedroom apartments MUSTANG 1967 1000 miles. 90% road miles. BUICK, 1966 LeSabre. Good convertible, car. Reply to: Ray Welch, Why should you 351-7069. 4-4-7 Suite 32, 24681 RELIABLE BABYSITTER 10 minute driving from OPEN Monday - Frid«y transportation, air - Tuesdays and Thursdays in M.S.U. Ideal for married 9 a.m. • 5 p.m. Northwestern Highway, conditioning, best offer. have to pay my home. 1567A Spartan couples or graduate students, Saturday 12-5 p.m. 882-1520. 3-4-6 Auto Service & Parts Southfield, Michigan 48075. Village. 355-3176. 3-4-5 minutes from shopping, dry No selling required. Will work MUSTANG 1965, V-8, 57,000 extra for your store. Doctor, on bus line to LOCATED W MILE NORTI BUICK 1970 Skylark GS. with both college and CLINICALChemist-MT(ASCP] or actual miles. Good condition. VW-GUARANTEED repair. Lansing. Elementary school 14,000 actual miles, commercial radio stations in MSN Chemistry with hospital OF JOLLY RD. ON less 1 excellent, 332-8856, Call after 6 p.m, 627-9761. car insurance? RANDY'S MOBIL. 1-96 at Lansing area. 5-4-5 than block. For OKEMOS ROAD experience. A knowledge of appointment, call 394-0733 351-2591. 10-4-14 __3-4:4 Okemos Road. 349-9620. C-4-28 quality control, data WALTER NELLER OLDSMOBILE, 19 65, OVERSEAS JOBS for students. GIRL NEEDED spring and Give Sentry Insurance processing, procedure PROPERTY CAMERO SPORT Cou(e 1972. ninety-eight, excellent a call and compare Australia, Europe, South development and automation MANAGEMENT summer. Twykingham. Rei MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East Spring green with black vinyl running condition. $295. America, Africa, etc. All is desirable. Attractive salary DEPARTMENT. 5-4-4. negotiable. 351-8281. 3-4 rates. Kalamazoo Street Since IV5-4391 or 485-4858, ask professions and occupations, . . . top and interior; deluxe, and benefits. Contact 1940. Complete auto tinted windshield, radio, wide for Dave. 2-4-5 $700 to $3,000 monthly. oval tires, and snow tires. painting and collision service. Personnel Director, St. WANTED: ONE girl to sublet LARGE FURNISHED Expenses paid, overtime, Lawrence Power brakes and steering. OLDSMOBILE 1965. Good Don Sakowski IV5-0256. C-4-28 sightseeing. Free information. Hospital, 1210 spring term. Twyckingham bedroom apartment availat West Saginaw. E.E.O. 3-4-5 351-2689. 3-4-4 663-4812 after 5 p.m. 3-4-4 mechanical condition, body Write: JOBS OVERSEAS, fair. $400 or best offer 676-1930 KEEP ON TRUCKIN'. Repair Dept. Q-2, P.O. Box 15071, 355-3135. 3-4-4 work on Volkswagen, bugs, MODELS WANTED. Call NEEDED, ONE roommate for 4 CHEVY IMPALA 1962. Must San Diego, California 92115. busses or Ghias. GRAND 485-6617 for appointment. man, call after 6 p.m. sell! Well worth $225. Very 20-427 PONTIAC STARCHIEF 1965. RIVER CITGO, 1054 East 20-4-28 351-5532. 3-4-5 reliable. Call Carol, Body in good condition, Grand River. 351-9274. 351-4939. 2-4-5 1 MAN for three man, next to good excellent running engine, SENTRY C-4-28 STUDENTS WANTED For Rent campus. $60/month. IMMEDIATELY: ONE g CORVETTE gas mileage, $425 3-man, spring. Reduced re 1969. 24,000 miles. One black vinyl or best offer. Call 332-3585. INSURANCE FOREIGN CAR PARTS. CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 research PARKING - % block from 332-6123. 4-5-72 evenings. 351-3819. 4-4 7 3-4-6 project. Initial Berkey, behind Big Boy.$20/ hardtop, one white East Kalamazoo Street, 1 session on ANY of the term. 351-5919. 3-4-6 ONE GIRL. Immediately for 4 ONE MAN for three convertible top. 350 cubic following dates: Tuesday, RENAULT R-10 1970. Perfect mile West of campus. inch 4-speed, AM/FM radio, April 4; Wednesday, April 5; man, $55, air conditioned, $50/month. 731 Apartmen condition. Owner in service. Scooters & Cycles 487-5055. C OR Thursday, April 6 in SPACED-OUT parking at 207 pool, close. 351-1099. 5-4-7 351-7655. 1-4 4 power windows and new room 138 CHEMISTRY $1195. 351-3553. 3-4-6 Bogue Street Co-op not tires. 482-2617. 3-4-4 BUILDING at 6 p.m. OR 9 HONDA 150 Dream, 1966. uncheap. Call 351-8660. ONE MAN for four WHATEVER YOU want to buy, Runs well. Call 351-1760 Aviation p.m. PAY is $2 for the first session Meadowbrook Trace. After 5 - man. CORVAIR and $4 for the 3-4-6 1964, dependable; second (to be held at a later there's a good chance you'll after 5 p.m. 3-4-4 p.m. 882-1698. 3-4-5 excellent motor, $295. Julie, LEARN date) if find it in the TO FLY! Complete you qualify. Session TV 268 Phillips, 355-4875. 3-4-4 Want Ads. will take about two AND STEREO rental. hours. Check now! TRIUMPH 500, 1971. New flight training. All courses are No calls necessary. Satisfaction guaranteed. Free paint, $800. Call 487-5798 government and VA certified. delivery service and pick up. for Doyle. 3-4-4 FRANCIS AVIATION. No deposit. Call NEJAC, CROSSWORD Airport Road. Call 484-1324. 337-1300. C-4-28 CoUingtoooti SUZUKI horsepower, 1967 5 T-200 - Excellent condition. Will take 23 speed. C-4-28 COUNSELORS WANTED for Camp Somerset for girls and Camp Cobbossee for boys. MOBILE HOME 10'x 47', close "mS PUZZLE HZns means offer closest $300. 353-1723. Employment Require men and women highly skilled in camp to MSU. One bedroom furnished with air - 1. Thrash 6. Baby carriage 27. Hew 29. Hair rinse x-3-4-4 conditioning and shag 10. Graduates 31. Sought office WANTED. MATURE female activities, at least 21 years of unlimited parking BMW 1971 R60/5 plus helmets, student to live-in as age, preferably with previous carpeting . $150 a month. 11. O.K. 13. Japanese 32. Digraph 33. Beginning camp counseling experience. 351-5971,351-8388. 4-4-7 $1400. Call 351-7437 or companion for lemi-invalid family crest 36. Fictional woman in return for free Camps are located in Maine. 14. Fuel witard's land 351-0730. x-4-3 Girl's camp needs' Canoe, REFRIGERATORS, RENT and 16. Gentian 37. Indigo room board, near them at A, C and E Call Sail, Water ski. Team sports, composer 39. Italian wine HONDA 350 1972, scrambler. campus. 485-9419 between 9 Golf, Scuba, Riflery, RENTALS. 1790 Grand 18. Glacial snow country a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Less than 50 miles. $750, Dramatics. Boy's Camp River, Okemos. Phone lield 40. Globetrotter 626-6477. 3-4-5 Monday-Friday. 5-4-5 349-2220. 0-4-5 19. Palm lily needs: Riflery, Shop & 43. Halfway 20. Alternative 44. Reverie PART TIME mornings for Crafts, Golf, Swim.Water ski. 22. Compass point 45. Fine point BENELLI 125cc, 2 helmets, women at Canoe, Sail, Tennis, Tripping. Dog and Suds, REFRIGERATORS, 23. Is able 47. Size ol paper tools, $200. Call 355-9504 or 4919 West Saginaw. Apply in Write full details to Camp FREEZERS and portable 355-4840. 5-4-6 person. 2-4-4 Office, 225 East 57 Street, dishwashers. ESCHTRUTH % 1 3 5 New York, New York 10022. APPLIANCE CO., 315 South 4 % 6 7 » 9 % RIVER'S EDGE & WATER'S EDGE IO % " 5-4-10 1* Bridge, Grand Ledge. Phone 627-2191. 5-4-5 ,'£*0 13 IM IS APARTMENTS DREAM JOB. Teach make - up methods used in Hollywood 16 % '7 10 PARKING SPACES '9 for Natural or High Style campus. $20/term. - close to Call 20 21 22 % 0 ~ * Now leasing looks. Training at our 351-7226. 3-4 4 24 % % S3 for summer and fall. expense. Money is good if you're ambitious. Can lead to 27 %2a 26 29 % SO executive position. VIVIANE WOODARD Apartments 31 COSMETICS, 32 33 34 3T subsidiary of General Foods. ONE MALE, needed 37 •Unlimited Parking 351-6623. O-19-4-28 immediately for 4 man: MO Ml %w 42 Twyckingham. Call •New Furniture DIRECTOR: SUMMER 351-0119. 5-4-5 % 43 •Model Open Daily Recreation Program at Durand. Vi hour drive from TWO BEDROOM furnished 47 % HS 2771 Northwind Call 351-8282 M.S.U. Send qualifications to: Harold McKee, Gaines, apartment in East Lasning. % % 46 (Behind the Yankee Store) Available May 1st for Michigan, 48436. 5-4-5 subletting. 351-4356.5-4-5 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, April 4, 1972 13 For Rent For Rent For Sale For Sale For Sale Real Estate Houses ROYAL TYPEWRITER, Service Retaliation Apartments excellent condition $100 FOR SALE or rent - 2 bedroom BY OWNER. 2 bedroom Typing Service - new, for $30. Barrecrafters mobile home. Owner being transferred out of area. bungalow, garage, full (Continued from page one) '7 BARNES Ave. Couple, OWN ROOM, utilities paid, 511 top ski rack, holds 7 pairs - basement, carpeted living fiirnished, all utilltlM Abbott, $75/month $20. Skis, Head 240 with 50 USED SEWING machines, Terms negotiable. Call room, newly decorated. Easy ANN BROWN: Typing and the Constellation, was inO/month. No pew. no 337-0507. 3-4-4 Dovre Step in bindings, $9.95 up. 40 used vacuum 694-9466 after 8 p.m. access to campus. $15,950. multilith offset printing. steaming toward the gulf cleaners, $3.50 up. Electro weekdays. Anytime children, married couples poles included $45. Caber Call 489-3311.3-4-6 Complete service for from Japan. 484-5421 between 8 ONE GIRL needed for plastic 5 buckle boots, size Grand, 805 E. Michigan, weekends. 5-4-5 dissertations, theses, beautiful Together with the 250 2 bedroom 6VJ, $15. Brand new Garrard Lansing. Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom manuscripts, general typing, house, close p.m. Saturday, 9-12 noon. CHEAPER THAN RENT! Air Force planes based in 351-1478. 3-4 4 40-B turntable - $30. Ranch, aluminum sliding, IBM. 22 years experience. ;'P|EX house apartment. 0-4-28 Comfortable, furnished attached garage, fenced 349-0850. C-4-28 South Vietnam and Lafayette 100 watt stereo mobile home. <75 per man' Ph°n6 system with AM/FM radio, Inexpensive. backyard. Carpeting, rec Thailand, they formed an 332 2110 5 4 10 Rooms cassette recorder, turntable CASH PAID. For Stereo and Call 351-1194. 4 4-4 room in basement. Drive by THINKING OF air strike force of up to 500 and speakers, used one camera equipment. Cash and 7 38 Quinlan, Williamston. special? Send a "Peanuts planes. ^FOVD "STREET 126. NO LEASE, no damage, cost $370 new year, $200 trades. WILCOX Lost & Found 655-2761. 3-4-6 Personal" message with a In a statement that MIL|Uxe 2 and 3 man, - $50/month. 485-5577, ask for 351 3966. 2-4-4 SECONDHAND STORE, 509 Want Ad. Come in today. implied plans for massive furnished, air condition^. Rex. 1-4-4 East Michigan. 485-4391. 347 Student Services. retaliatory raids over the 1,Iking distant to campus. 8-5:30 p.m. Monday - POLAROID CAMERA lost in Recreation PhJoe 351*6232, 372-5767 SINGLE ROOM, male student, MKS CRAFTS AND 4016 South Cedar SPORTING Saturday. C parking lot Yakeley. Reward. No across from FROM WHERE you sit, check North, the U.S. Command in Saigon said "additional 0r 489-1656. 19-4-28 linens furnished, near Lansing. Educational aids, Street, questions asked. Call JET FLIGHTS to Germany the better jobs in today's campus. Call 332-1682.3-4-6 art SHOP AND Comparel Lowest from $159, Anne Munnich Classified Ads. precautionary action" was supplies. Open 9-8 355-8583. 4-5-72 n"NE 0 MAN 'or deluxe. luxury Monday p.m. consistent record prices in 355-7846. 0-4-4 being taken to protect Lrtment in Haslett to share PENNSYLVANIA SOUTH Friday, 9-6 p.m. town. MARSHALL MUSIC. *-OST: LADY'S emerald Wanted American lives during S grad student. PRIVATE Michigan Avenue. Quiet for near Saturday. 5-4-7 245 Ann Street. C-1-4-4 Monday in Student Services ring on * SUMMER IN EUROPE month of withdrawal. It said this BEDROOM, furnished, student, near busline, :ravel,plus carefree 4 weeks of study would include air and naval «77 50 per month. Available STEREO AMPLIFER, SEWING MACHINE Clearance Building, Reward. Penny n art, WANTED: RIDERS to $15/week plus deposit. 353-9004 music, photography, forces "as appropriate to April 16th. Call anytime 627-5454. 4-4-7 turntable, speakers $65! Sale. Brand new portable, or 675-5370. 2-4-5 commute from Flint Area. protect diminishing JS'k - 353-4377 or Head Skis, 200cm Gibson B-25 Guitar - $55. $49.95; $5 per month. Large $695 from New York. Also veekly charter flights Call Flint, 789-2084. 3-4-4 forces." our 3399296.4 4-7 $150. selection of reconditioned QUIET ADULT. 2 room 355-6713.3-4-4 - used machines. Singers, Personal ivailable. Call Frank Buck TICKETS TOJethro Tull concert The United States always efficiency, share bath. Close. from 5-7 p.m. at 351-2286 at Cobo, May 8. Call asserts that air strikes MSA DEL SOL - Luxury 1 $23/week. 663-8418. 3-4-6 WOODEN SKIS, bindings and Whites, Necchis, New Home and "many others",$19.95 to LANSING HAMMOND ORGAN 372-1910, ext. 279. 3-4-4 North Vietnam over b.droom apartment,. SOCIETY and THE KEY EUROPE, SUMMER' 72' Round are designed men's size 8 buckle boots $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS |(T)mediate occupancy. FURNISHED, ROOMS, across BORD KLUB will meet at trip jets from $219. to protect Americans who Hotpoint appliances, shag 489 4436. 5-4-7 DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, BABYSITTING IN my home, 1 from campus, call 337-2793. Grinnell's, Frandor Monday STUDENTOURS, 129 East child. Hagadorn Road. Call are continuing to pull out. crpeting. drapes, individual 4-4-7 1115 North Washington, April 10 at 7:30 p.m. Greg Grand River, 351-2650. heat and central air - TROPHIES I PLAQUES 489-6448. C-3-4-6 Novae will perform on the C-4-28 332-2011. 3-4-6 conditioning. Security and °v«« woo T»c "Hm ON DISPLAY X-66 Hammond. Come and laundry conveniences. $170 - SPARTAN HALL men, women, color NO WAIIiNc . 1 MMIDIATI DlUVtlr SpKitl hie, tar 100 USED VACUUM bring a friend or two. 5-4-10 TROMBONE WANTED: KING Wanted TV, V4 block campus. 3-B j,80 includes all utilities 215 Louis, 3-6 p.m. Monday - Qucntrty hirchtmi CLEANERS. Tanks, canisters Service or similar 349-4817. C-4-4-7 quality. except electricity. Rental Friday, 372-1031. 0-4-17 L MOriSSIONAl 1 and uprights. Guaranteed 1 INTERESTED IN opening a WANTED TO buy: a 35mm office open 12-6 p.m. f I NOftAVINO full year. $7.88 and up. Wallace for President BABYSITTER, LICENSED, | our srtciAirr | DONT FORGET blood comes camera, please call Stan, Monday Saturday, 1-5 p.m.. NEED 1 man for large house, DENNIS DISTRIBUTING Campaign on campus? Call economical. Always available only from people. Save a life. 353-0976. 3-4-5 Sunday. 129 Highland Ave., excellent location, kitchen, COMPANY, 316 North Cedar. 487-5065. 5-4-10 in Spartan Village home, Give blood. Professional East Lansing. Springfield laundry, parking. 332-1918. for P*<«Ml0n«l Opposite City Market. 355-3010. 2-4-5 BOARDERS SPRING term. donors compensated. Management Co. Phone: 2-4-5 Cr>«rov!n« C-3-46 EXTERIOR PAINTING. Grad Lunches and/or dinners. $75 MICHIGAN COMMUNITY 332-1142 or 372-4303. students, reliable, references. PHOTOCOPIES 3c! and $100. Phi Kappa Psi J020 VINi ST Phiont BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183 04-28 SANSUI 5000 AM/FM stereo Call 349-4817 or 349-2781. BEAT XEROX prices ROOMS. SINGLES AND 332 1667 C-4-28 332-5039. 3-4-5 DOUBLES. receiver, Sony TC-650 stereo Free Estimates. C-1-4-4- CREATIVE RESEARCH, 220 BEDROOM, 1 BLOCK Cooking Larry Cushion Sporting Goods tape deck. New Electro-Voice Albert. 332-1100. C-4-28 facilities. Utilities paid. Call 1 UK N Of WICM Campus, 3 month lease. Wist Of StAU "IANJINOS HOUSI Or TtOfMlfS" speakers, 25% off list. NOW, FIVE barbers to 372-8077. C-4-28 serve you. $l30/month 351-4495, 215 Louis. 3-6 p.m. 0-4-17 MEN, SHARE room, in clean, FURNITURE-3 complete rooms CAMERAS, SLR's, view finders, Polaroids, projectors, UNION BUILDING BARBER SHOP. C-1-4-4 4c/3c/2c/1c. XEROX COPIES. Lowest prices in towr\J 50 WILL DORMS RAISE and equipment. Used Color copies, $1.50. Copies, better quiet house. Cooking. Close for only $377. BROOKS 124CEDAR. 129 BURCHAM. 2 and Black and White TV sets. FARMHOUSE IS looking for and cheaper then printing! furnished apartments $ 1 30/term. 485-8836, FURNITURE. 627-9600 man Used stereo amps, tuners, THE PAPER EATER 487-5753. 0-19 4-28 5-4-6 outstanding men. If we including heat $62.50 - $82.50 per man. 135 Kedzie, KITS. $8.95-$25-95. Build your receivers, turntables, speakers, 8-track and cassette, home haven't found you yet, give us a call at 332-8635 or visit 151 9-9, 211 3$1-4321. Abbott C-19-4-28 Road, THEIR RATES $85 per man. Lease starting WOMEN: ATTRACTIVE, well decks and carplayers. Used own guitar, dulcimer, base or Bogue Street. 1-4-4 June 15 and September 1st. furnished, clean rooms, 2 8-track tapes, $2 each. Stereo balalaika. Easy, quick and HOUSE PAINTING Days, 487-3216 evenings til blocks from MSU Union. albums, typewriters, all FREE Reasonable Rates fun. Visit THE FIFTH ... A lesson in complexion 10p.m. 882 2316. 0-4-28 Phone 332-1760. 2-4-4 tapestries. Police band radios, Free Estimates Call 484-4519, East AGAIN? . care. STRING, upstairs at The i WILCOX SECONDHAND . Jere Brown Free Spirit. 315 South Michigan or 485-7197, ONE GIRL needed for spring STORE, 509 East Michigan Washington Avenue. 3-4-4 Lansing Mall. Merle Norman Bruce Douglas term in Watersedge Avenue. 8-5:30 p.m. Monday- Cosmetics Studio. C-4-28 Apartment. 351-4806. 1-4-4- garage available. $20 weekly. UPRIGHT PIANO. Recently Saturday. 485-4391. ^349-4817^ 349-2781 Cooking facilities available. 4 BankAmericard, Master PREGNANT? We PHOTOGRAPHERS- Custom rebuilt completely. Excellent understand. ONE GIRL for three-man. $56/month. Burcham Woods. 351 5988. 1-4-4 miles from 882-7051. 3-4-5 campus. condition. 3-4-6 $125. 355-2841. Charge, layaway, terms, trades. C-4-28 Call us. Pregnancy counseling. 372-1560. 0-4-28 Processing. photography Good requires good Why does it lab work. CYCLOPS MEN-SINGLE rooms. Close, HARMONY 12 string guitar with FISH AND CHIP LIMITS BICYCLE, MEN's English, STUDIOS, 220 Albert Street. NEEDED: ONE parking, meals available. $210/term. Call 351-7226 case. Perfect condition. $125. 3-speed, good condition. Call 332-0573. C-19-4-28 cost less to 489 1541.3-4-6 355-8025.3-4-6 3-4-4 EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH EAST - REFINED grad male SANSUI 5000 AM/FM receiver, Sony TC-650 stereo stereo Animals found some it local necessary to put fish establishments off llmtis to and chip COMPUTER PROGRAMS Drafting, Cartography, live in a fraternity? ROOMS, bath. Private. student. Single room. Quiet Statistical Analysis, Speech, tape deck. New Electro-Voice Married couple preferred. home. IV2-8304. 3-4-5 HORSES BOARDED. Hay and speakers, 25% off list. Writing, Legal, Medical, Transportation necessary. CAMERAS. SLR's, view grain fed, box and tie stalls, Specialized Research, WRITE Dormitories (1971-72) Fraternities (1971-72) 332-5762. 5-4-10 pasture. 641-4444. 5-4-5 ROOM AND BOARD for m#n. finders, Polariods, projectors, ubla ON, 351-4321. C-19-4-28 Next to campus. 332-8635. and equipment. Used color budget, let State Nev Room & Board $381 $332 NEED ONE man for clean POODLE, BLACK, AKC, 5 Classified Ads show you the 48 4-5-72 and black and white TV sets. limitless ways to get extra Social ? (optional) apartment, near to campus. Used stereo months, shots and wormed. FOR QUALITY service on amps, tuners, Dues 5 0 Call 351-1297.2-4-5 ELSWORTH receivers, Male, $60. 393-1841. 3-4-5 home now. Make a list of all stereos, TV's and recorders. HOUSE Coop. turntables, Co-«d, Male needed spring speakers, 8-track and the good things thsre that THE STEREO SHOPPE. 386 "§380 BEDROOM apartment, MINIATURE SCHNAUZER. you no longer need. Then term. 332-3574. 5-4 7 cassette, home decks and dial 355-8255. A friendly 337-1300. C-4-28 unfurnished except range and carplayers. Used 8 - track Male, 11 weeks old. Shots, Ad Writer will help you refrigerator. Across from ears cropped, excellent word your ad to put you in There is the food. Fraternity food is both SINGLE ROOM, close to tapes, $2 each. Stereo SAVE-SAVE-SAVE touch with cash buyers. Do campus. Reasonable. campus, air conditioned, albums, typewriters, all bloodlines, loving disposition. it today! XEROX COPYING and offset good and plentiful. You get;a well-rounded, 332-0792. 4-4-7 Phone 489-1091 after 5:30 parking, available for spring tapestries, Police band radios. printing. Top quality at varied menu. Each fraternity has its own WILCOX SECONDHAND p.m. 3-4-6 THREE MALE reasonable prices. THE COPY and summer. Call evenings, grad students cook and dining facilities, GIRLS, to share large furnished 332-2501, 351-6518. 2-4 4 STORE, 509 East Michigan would enjoy sharing dinners SHOPPE, 541 East Grand eliminating long apartment, walk to MSU, Avenue. 8 5:30 IRISH SETTER pups - AKC. (food expenses, cooking) River, Phone 3 32-4222. waits in slowly moving cafeteria lines. PM, utilities paid, $60 per month wormed, first shot, 8 weeks. each. Phone 332-6163, 4-6 SINGLE, MALE student. Block Monday-Saturday. 485-4391. $ 100.487 -0297.4-4-7 with interested females. C-4-28 Scholastically, fraternities have a BankAmericard, Master 351-8162. 3-4-5 P.m. 4-4-7 campus, cooking, parking. Charge, Layaway, term, significantly higher overall G.P.A. in 314 Evergreen. 332-3839. GIRL for 3-man, 3-44 trades. C MINIATURE AKC, SCHNAUZERS- DESPERATELY NEED witness Typing Service comparison to all U and all men's averages summer with papers, shots, 4 to Grand River /Abbott and a greater percentage of term, Cedar Village. months old. 349-4624. 1-4-4 accident 1 fraternity men MEN'S SINGLE rooms. 3 blocks BICYCLES, 3,5, 10 speeds, new p.m. March 28 TYPING! Term papers, theses, graduate from college. 353-0419. 3-4-6 from Union. Phone 351-5076 top quality, will bargain. John 351-1925.4-5-72 themes. Will pick-up and The goal of most college students is to after 3:30 p.m. 3-4-4 351-6245 evenings. 1-4-4 Mobile Homes deliver. 616-367-3402. 4-3-7 Houses Peanuts Personal develop themselves into well-rounded GIRL'S SINGLE rooms. 3 CANOE, 19' Grumman Vee PARKWOOD 1969, 12' 60', COMPLETE THESES service. personable individuals. Friendship is the key RENTING NOW, houses and stern, $200. Call 351-2244 T.G. - I did it! I did it! Thanks. Discount printing. IBM blocks from Union. Phone to fraternity life, and small Lovely colonial interior. group living is apartments. Spring, summer, 351-5076 after 3:30 after 6 p.m. weeknights. 4-4-7 typing and binding of theses, p.m. Includes shed, skirting, based on multiple friendship (Every dollar fall terms, 1-6 girl 3-4-4 resumes, publication. Across . places appliances / Unfurnished. from campus, corner M.A.C. you pay to a fraternity goes toward the available, reasonable. ADVENT 201 Cassette Deck $4200. 487-3391 after 6 p.m Real Estate 349 3849 after 6 p.m. 3-4-6 EAST. NEAR Frandor, quiet, with Dolby and Sunn 200S and Grand Ri\«r, below bass amplifier. Must sell. 5-4-7 Jones Stationery Shop. Call fraternity and you.) grad student or older. Phone, PEOPLE NEEDED for house, 485-9309. 2-4-5 OKEMOS AREA, 3 bedroom COPYGRAPH SERVICES, parking. 372-7973. 3-4 4 BY THE month, live like a king own room. 419 S. Clemens. brick ranch, large lot, 337-1666. C-4-28 for pennies a day in a 1972 185-6298. 1-4-4 PORTABLE STEREO - speakers, Hillcrest 12' x 36', only built-ins, 2 full baths, 2 (!6) For Sale recent model, excellent $3895, all set up at baths, fireplaces, wet bar, TYPING THESES and letters, Alpha Gamma Rho 332-0834 * MILE MOBILE etc. Rapid, accurate service. to campus. condition, $65 or best offer. HOME MANOR. 1 mile many extras. 349-3535. Large 2 PANASONIC STEREO system! east Alpha Kappa 332-5048 bedroom Older typewriter, very Experienced. 393-4075. house. Call of campus. Also used 8' Receiver, turntable, tape C-4-28 332 3827. 5-4 10 reliable, $15 or best offer. wides for sale. 332-2437. 7-4-47 Alpha Tau Omega 332-1434 deck! $150 negotiable! Call 332-1274.1-4-4 3-4-5 Beta Theta Pi 351-3921 EAST LANSING. Five Marsh, 353 2207. 4-4 72 blocks »om MSU. SCUBA GEAR tank, two-hose 1969 NEW Moon. 12' 60' with Delta Chi 332-0866 Furnished house x 'or five man. SHURE M75E cartridge with Available June regulator knife, depth gauge. Expando. Parked in Windsor Delta Sigma Phi 332-5035 20th for 3 or 12 N-91E Stylus installed. $25. 351-3189. 1-4-4 month lease. Estates, Diamondale. $5100 Dial 332-4076 after Excellent. 351-1922. 3-4-5 646-6088. 5-4-5 Delta Sigma Pi 332-2591 4pm 5-4 10 CASSETTE RECORDER Delta Tau Delta SONY HP-155 stereo compact MARLETTE 1971, 3 bedroom, 337-1721 Portable Panosonic with 2 system. Excellent condition. 12' x 63' with 7' x 21' Farml bedroom unfurnishac accessories. AC/DC, good 3328635 $125.489 4436 5 4 7 condition, $25. Call after 6 Expando, central air - conditioning, storage shed, Kappa Sigma 351-0747 !l?5/month' 89-4508 P|u* utilities. National Advertised p.m. 355-9022.5-4-10 many extras. Phone Lambda Chi Alpha 351-2984 after 5:30 p.m. 5-4-10 Tenti 351-2237, 351-5309 evenings. FULL SIZE mattress and box Phi Delta Theta 332-3568 3-4-6 Factory Rejects springs, used 6 months. Was house Aftar 5 p.m. COUPlt S/F [ MALES. Own $159.95 now $79. Call Quality Awning 339-2654. 3-4 6 CAMBRIDGE, 12'x 60',custom Phi Gamma Delta 332 5053 6T5S.h,04U4'6mi,eS'P8U,• Shop 45 12 S. I QUil" ELECTRIC GUITAR Gibson built, carpeted, washer, dryer, skirting, shed. 627-9176.3-4-6 Phi Kappa Psi 332 5039 ^EOED ONE girl for 3-man amplifer $85. Framus Phi Kappa Sigma 337-1611 KEEPSAKE MODERN 12' x 50', 1965 mobile home in jMex. 337-2398. 3-4-6 interlocking diamond and 12-string $65. Call 351-2354 after 5 p.m. 3-4-6 King Arthur's Court. New Phi Kapr«a Tau 332 2577 wadding band, like new, band living room furniture, Pi Kappa Phi 337-9146 :r,r',,ear Fr#nd°r. never worn, cost $250 new, WHIRLPOOL 700 washer, gas carpeting, shed. Air riu: sulim; ha h Psi Upsilon 351-4687 4«7R7i°U£ 1 af,Br SUmmer' 6 P-™ 3-4-6 Ca" asking $125 or best offer. dryer. Deluxe features, white. conditioner, skirting. Phone 627-9076 after 5 p.m., Like new. 355-4470, 485-5535.3-4-6 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 337 9091 $25 plus uti,'«'a*. weekdays. 3-4-7 349-1947.3-4-6 NEW MOON is more than sailing- Sigma Alpha Mu 337 1714 1965. 10' x 50', JfV dose. 489-3170. 1-4-4 SMALL ROUND top leather with 11' x T Expando, Sigma Chi 337 9020 FRANDOR-PX its n:oru: Sar-is-wi,h call 699 2866. furnished, with Sigma Nu covered trunk, MSU Camping Headquarters many extras. 332-2501 $3200 tw° 1-4-4 FEATURES Closeout Sale. Also or best offer. Sigma Phi Epsilon 351-4160 .^oo?o.:u7 Campus" COMIC BOOKS. Science fiction, many items reduced to suit 677-2308.1-4-4 * Learn to sail* Theta Chi 332 3581 EAGLE 1970, 12' 50', 2 baseball cards for sale. your needs for spring and x * Coming along on a picnic + Theta Delta Chi •*celi»9.72| ~ larBe home. CURIOUS BOOK SHOP, 541 summer. Army Surplus and bedrooms furnished, 20 * Join us at parties* 332 2563 J "' 'nation, kitchen, East Grand River (Below Sporting Goods. 336 Morgan minutes from campus, fields and •k Be with us at Triangle 332 3563 ^parking. 8 students. Paramount News). Open 1-6 Lane, Frandor Shopping Center, x-3-4-6 woods out door. 625-7703. 3-4-5 your back regattas* p.m., 332-0112. x-3-4-4 Sailing is beautiful, but it's nothing without 100 BAD VOl/S FRlENP l*NT HERB DON'T LOOK ON ANV TELEPHONE . PEOPLE! TO ENJ0V IT UJlTH HW..lT£ A WIRES... IF HE FLIES HI6ME* THAN TEN FEET IN "THE Alf? These houses are all open plTY THAT 401/ ANP HE HAP A FALLIN6 OUT... I U)0NPEI? HE 6ET5 A BEAIC-BLEEP! MEETING TONIGHT UJHERE HE IS... 7:30 p.m. tonight Wednesday and Thursday Parlor B, Union 7-10 p.m. •Movie: Australian 18-footers Call for rides. •Free Membership drawing for new ♦Refreshments 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, April 4.197 $1.10 Cigarettes Crest Towing (Continued from refuse to pay, I have page one) no protests, stonings, threats of violence, and possible thing you won't believe," he continued. "I'm one of the East firm Lansing Police Dept. denied that the police ever he had parked illegally. I just didn't like the way he on warning would be given to the owner, who may have 3/99° limit 3 pkgs. 1750159° Toothpaste limit 1 official basis for action. council action, Clifford nicest and most ethical guys recommended ST&S to tried to take advantage of been inside one of the (Coupon) (Coupon) "Your only recourse," he around. I could get two the situation." Expires After 4-8-72 Expires After 4 8-72 Wilson, owner of ST&S, anyone, East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only added, "would be to file defends his role as a "noble more wreckers and milk Wilson conceded that his Much of Wilson's suit in Small Claims Court." service to the East Lansing dry, but I tow truck damaged a car business comes from the community." However, City "Look at it from don't, even though for every hauled recently from Michael's Taco Bell While the towing $1.50 the - 10% Off Hie Councilman George L. point of view of the car I pull there are 100 Twyckingham. When asked parking lot on the corner of oepration continu Griffiths said he recognizes others illegally parked. Grand River Avenue and unabated in East Lansing, property owner," he said, why he refused to pay for Discount Price Flashcubes the inadequacy of present "How would you like it if "I'm doing a better job the damage, he responded: Bailey Street, which has many victims are seeking to towing ordinances, and students parked in your than anybody before in this "Frankly, because 1 become a bugaboo to many halt it by resorting to the on all would like to rectify the property all day while they business, and the East didn't like the guy's motorists. city council. The issue situation. go to class? Lansing police are always attitude. He came in here Any car parked there expected to be raised at the Film Developing "If I can get signed "The whole point is," recommending us to protesting about a small longer than the allowed 30 weekly council meeting at affidavits documenting the Wilson roared, "what gives customers." scratch, and never minutes is systematically 7:30 tonight in East Lansing limit 1 charges against ST&S," he students the right to take Lt. Charles Wibert of the acknowledged the fact that towed. Until recently, no City Hall. (Coupon) (Coupon) said, "then I think the city Expires After 4-8-72 Expires After 4-8-72 advantage of other people's East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store council can, and should Onlu private property, or to revoke their license." block fire lanes? In the face of angry 2 ifl WHftTH- ^ "I'll tell you another Land exchange bill hit 20 Exposure Kodak Instamatic Bath Size Dial (Continued from page one) that the land had been leased Wilcox added that the to accept the offer in Color Film Soap MUG signatures from residents of to the city of Lansing by the original lease stipulated the February, Wanger said. the park area opposing the state under 99 year land only be used for the In conversation with other exchange. Spokesman for the perpetual le Hayden also wrote that the purpose of a park or other recreational faciltiy, and this church leaders, Wanger said, there was a consensus that $J39 20° association, Kent Willcox, proposed exchange violates limit 1 limit 4 said the association has been city had graded, filled and they would see that the land (Coupon) (Coupon) Announcements for It's What's Sophomores, graduate students that agreement. substantially improved the was developed properly, Expires After 4-8-72 Expires After 4-8-72 Happening must be received in and veterans may apply now for trying for years to have work land, including planting trees East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only the State News office, 341 the Army ROTC two - year completed on the partially Plymouth Church Board of including for park purposes. Student Services Bldg., by 1 p.m. program. For information, stop finished park. along the Grand River side. Trustee member, Lansing Hayden added that there are He described the at least two class days before by 1 Demonstration Hall or call Charles G. Hayden, Atty. Eugene Wanger, said controversial piece of $1.09 Wall Posters publication. No announcements 355-1913. Director of Lansing Parks no "immediate plans for last Monday that the church land will be accepted by phone. No and Recreation wrote Wilcox intensive development such was approached about the bordering on East Grand Joy Liquid Reg. Price Sale Price announcements will be accepted The Resource Development River Ave. as "barren, for events outside the greater Club will meet at 6:30 p.m. today Feb. 1970 informing 6 him 85/IfT and ball °rM fields,"*qU*ment because exchange by the Senate Joint Capital Outlay Committee, occupied by what might Dishwashing Detergent T 69" Lansing area. in 338 Natural Resources Bldg. most charitably be described other parks within the city's Following consideration of corporate limits needed the proposal the 1,000 as mature weeds with some *2® $]59 There will be a meeting for all concerned with Teaching Evaluation in LBC at 8 tonight in The Assn. for Recreation and Leisure Education will meet at 7 Wednesday in 203 Men's McGovern more attention. member congregation voted trees in the background." 72c limit 1 p.m. (Continued from page one) 101C Holmes Hall. Intramural Bldg. Majors and (Coupon) (Coupon) $207 million in income Expires After 4-8-72 Expires After 4-8-7.'' interested students are welcome. East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store taxes, about one-third of Only The Office of Volunteer Programs is holding drop The Pre Vet Club will meet at the total in federal taxes. Wolverine a - in - recruitment session for anyone 7 p.m. Thursday in 146 Giltner Financial statements on file $1.75 $1.50 interested in becoming a Hall. Some selection committee at the SEC supported the volunteer from 7 to 9 members will New! Virginia Maid Opaque tonight in answer questions. ITT figures. Conference Room A, McDonel Nude Panty Hose Hall. Volunteer Programs will participants 400H for for summer or psychology fall will be in But at a news confetence Madison McGovern said that some of Monday, singles nite 2 Sizes 6 Shades Panty Hose the ITT subsidiaries paid Wednesday sponsor Training a special Inservice meeting for all MSU held from 7:30 Wednesday in 210 Olds Hall. to 9 p.m. taxes, but because of losses of other subsidiaries, "the every 99c)c Volunteers at St. Lawrence limit 3 limit 3 Mental Health from p.m. Wednesday Services Bldg. will be provided. 6:30 to 9 in 1 Student Transportation The College of Business Undergraduate Counselor for freshmen and sophomores will hold office hours from 9 a.m. to net flow was not from ITT to the government but the other way around. "ITT as a conglomerate DRC East (Coupon) Expires After 4-8-72 Lansing Store Only East (Coupon) Expires After 4-8-72 Lansing Store Only noon and 1 to 3 p.m. Tuesdays has not paid taxes to the $1.35 The Israeli Dancing Group will meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday in 218 Women's Intramural Bldg. and Thursdays in 315 Eppley Center. federal government," the South Dakota Democrat said. thing Purse Brush Daisy Panty Hose Everyone is welcome. The Marketing Club will show "The Marlboro Story" at 7:30 4 Sizes 4 Shades Irving Knobloch, professor of p.m. today in the Teak Room, All students desiring plant biology, will speak on "Ferns" at 7:30 p.m. today in 204 Horticulture Bldg. to the Eppley Center. Everyone is welcome. admission to the Junior level of the 33° 69c limit 2 limit 3 Michigan Botanical Club. La Leche League will meet at 8 SCHOOL OF MEDICAL (Coupon) (Coupon) tonight at 1070 Marigold to Expires After 4-8-72 East Lansing Store Students interested in paper or discuss "The Art of Breastfeeding TECHNOLOGY Only glass recycling in the Brody and Overcoming Difficulties." For Fall term, 1972, dorms will meet at 7 p.m. today All interested women are invited must obtain an application Post 8:30 p.m. $1.75 $1.19 in 115 Brody Hall. and babies are welcome. form from the Medical ogy Office (48 Psssssst Gillette Foamy The Outing Club will meet at 7 The MSU Veterans Assn. will p.m. today in 116 Natural hold an all - university TG from 3 Mon., April 3, Science Bldg. There will be a slide io a later than Dry Shampoo Shave Cream DRC to 7 p.m. Friday at the American April 12. ne program on club activities. Legion Hall. $-|17 * 67° r championship harness racing limit 1 (Coupon) (Coupon) Expires After 4-8-72 Expires After 4-8-72 the American Scene . . . FREE admission to East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only grandstand every Wed 6to7p.m. Saturday, April 15 Center for International $1.00 $1.89 - FREE entertainment in the New Paddock Club Programs at 6 Opaque Tame p.m. at grandstand entrance ...You must be 18 or over * Reception Knee Sox Creme Rinse six nights * Gourmet Dinner: lobster bisque, caesar salad, standing rib of beef, potato, grasshopper pie, beverage 10 RACES NIGHTLY weekly * Evening of Music and Dancing 69c $"| 19 NIGHTLY ■VfnnHTRI-FECTA All For 87.50 per person double betting For tickets or reservations call 353 - 9204 (1st and 2nd Race) I (6th & 10th Race) $1.09 $3.50 School of Hotel, Restaurant & Institutional Management Eppley Center Michigan State University INFORMATION/RESERVATIONS... GA1-7170 Right Guard Wella Balsam Schoolcraft/Middlebelt Livonia Dedorant Hair Conditioner 57c $247 limit 1 (Coupon) Expires After 4-8-72 East Lansing Store Only 'lenty of good used books $2.00 Blacklit Lites Works in any $3.50 Master Chain left at this ol' place! Light Bulb Socket Bicycle Lock NEW $"|49 $249 USED Save 25% example limit 1 (Coupon) Expires After 4-8-72 $2Qoo SJ30 East Lansing Store Only $2.15 I Outside Readings .. . . . Paperbacks Pernox Oil Lamps Scrub Cleanser Guarantee: Full returns with 7 If w sales receipt on required books 't oz. $J49 $J49 up to 10 days from first day of limit 1 4 49c for $1.00 class (Coupon) until Expires After 4-8-72 April 8, 1972 East Lansing Store Only Choose from 11 wild colors. 421 E. Grand River itudent .Rook Store Across from Olin State Discount 307 E. Grand River Next to the Card Shop