V EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48824 Trustees vote to raise student wages ini'fE RAY WALKER Bv BRUCE RAY WALKER incluifeH included fh* the state's poor economic of $10.8 million over last State News Staff Writer condition as reflected in the level of year. Wharton said the University charged a flat fee for each term. In the program at the graduate level will be set abstained I The student returning to MSU average higher education appropriations, th* budget on voting to approve the would be at best a "standstill Colleges of Human Medicine and up. guidelines after saying, "The legislature L September will have to pay $200 more legislature's failure to provide funding for budget." Osteopathic Medicine, Michigan residents and '1 to or her education this year than all the students enrolled at MSU, the need Approximately $7.8 million of the $10.8 will pay $450 a term and All the trustees expressed diapproval governor have not seen fit to to million increase will go for salary non-Michigan adequately fund this institution, forcing provide salary increases to keep and residents will be charged $900. with the low appropriation the adjustments and inflationary increases on legislature us into a situation where they say they fWith the $30 hike in room .and board attract outstanding faculty and the effort Students in the College of Veterinary passed for MSU and most regretted the won't raise taxes to raise the .roved in June by the board of trustees to maintain supply and equipment budgets. Virtually Medicine will be assessed $400 per term if money we quality education through all of the increase. need but then telling us to raise the taxes j the $2.50 increase per credit hour limited program remaining increase is earmarked in-state and $800 if out-of-state. improvements, Wharton by the legislature for MSU's expanding Trustee Warren Huff, D-Plymouth, on students." se in tuition passed Wednesday by the said. Internal retrenchment of some $3 medical program. ■bold the average undergraduate student The decision to raise tuition was Student million was necessary, Wharton said, to Iri!pay $90 more to live on campus this made reluctantly, since the trustees are employes and graduate assistants were given make essential funding adjustments in larand $110 more to attend class. well aware of the impact on low and 9.8 per cent under the average increases of other programs. I The tuition increase the board middle-income families," Wharton said. guidelines. He said that through rebudgeting that Faculty averaged Enoroved raised both in-state and He refuted charges that tuition a 6.5 per cent increase in salary with the raises to be the University had been able to effect ■out-of-state undergraduate fees $2.50 per increases have become automatic every distributed under a formula and merit savings of 4 per cent in administrative loedit hour. This represents a 15.6 per year and said that the hike "represents approach which would give the highest areas and 2 per cent in academic fields. The largest single increase in internal ■cent increase for in-state students from what is absolutely essential to this percentage increase to faculty in the reallocations identified in the guidelines is ■S16 a credit to $18.50. Out-of-state fees institution." lower salary brackets. Ime from $37 to $39.50, a rise of 6.7 per B While approving the tuition raise the board also approved A similar 6.5 per cent increase will be an additional $767,000 for student financial aid to help partially offset the operating budget given J Graduate fees rose even more guidelines under which administrative-professional staff tuition increases. University employes. The ■dastically, increasing $5 a credit hour.0 administrators are to work in drawing up The library received $250,000 board also approved ■lo-state graduate students now pay $22 a the budget for 1975-76 that will be a in additional funds tohelp stop the crises I credit and nonresidents $43. brought before the board in September. restructuring of the fee system for brought on by high cost increases in medical students at MSU. I President Wharton said several factors The trustees approved expenditures of Formerly, books and periodicals. Also, more medical students were ■forced the board to raise tuition. These $138.5 million for next year, an increase charged by the sections have been set up in overloaded credit but starting this year they will be courses and a stronger affirmative action lurors for Kent S SN photo/Tim Telechowski tillings violated country's ethics was Everyone knew it was coming, but the big question when. All Thursday morning it was dark and overcast then the storm. early afternoon rolled around and so did J CLEVELAND (AP) - The Kent State characterized the four students who were judge said. He revealed no details of the purpose but political mileage when he University shootings "violated ■ethic, every moral, every rule this country every killed and the nine wounded as "a cross section of what's fine and decent in threat, but said he had arranged with federal authorities to keep the jurors ordered Ohio National Guardsmen to the Wet weather campus without learning they carried ■ii," attorney Joseph Kelner told the America." together and under guard for the loaded weapons. limy today. He said there was no evidence linking remainder of testimony. catching „ There still was no clear word as to ■ In final arguments on the 95th day of ■tin civil damages suit arising from the them to the nights of violence and vandalism which preceded the rally Gov. James A. Rhodes, one of the 29 defendants, sat directly across from the when the jury would begin deliberations. But there was speculation that the most ■lby 4, 1970 campus confrontation, during which the gunfire erupted. jurors, listening impassively as he did on deliberations would start shortly after lifer said that to any logical mind, the "''Get the guilty," he told the jury. his previous three courtroom closing statements were completed and By STATE NEWS Michigan Bell Telephone reported. B«hooting& were "careless, reckless "Don't penalize the innocent." appearances. then continue through the weekend. ' and Still, there are several sections of the Hiintonness." Meanwhile, jurors hearing the case have Rhodes heard himself characterized by U.S. District Court Judge Don J. WIRE SERVICES metropolitan area — mostly in J■in Kelner, lead attorney for the plaintiffs been placed under guard because one of Kelner as "a bull in a china shop" who Young ruled Wednesday that'only the Several storms rocked sections of southern Lansing - that may have to the $46 million damages suit. them was threatened with assault, the trial "was lighting a gasoline fire" for no jury could decide whether the Ohio the U.S. late Wednesday and most of wait until early Saturday to have full National Guard's crowd Thursday, causing several injuries and power restored. control varying degrees of damage. The National Weather Service procedures were reasonable. Cable conflict unsettled that and The judge also denied a related motion to declare that the May 4, 1970, rally preceded the shooting was proper legal. Young said the evidence on Few escaped the downpour that kicked up over the Lansing-East Lansing area Thursday afternoon. In addition to dousing reluctant reported that a total of 3 inches of rain fell during the afternoon but that the weather should clear up by today, with rising temperatures and a _ containing than the had pedestrians, the storm knocked out decreased chance of rain. more already been met. that issue was in conflict. franchise-specified equipment-and the Elsewhere in the United States, "They seem to be somewhat more Four students were killed and nine power lines, swamped streets and purchase of a mobile van. flexible now, and would consider our roads and stalled traffic, though police weather caused considerably more were wounded I A combination of vague policy and The company also has made'provisions during the burst of gunfire damage. ordinance more than they indicated in and power company officials say the on May 4,1970. f inleadequate conflict information is the basis for for carrying a 62-channel capacity, which their order," Brookover said. damage could have been worse. The National Park Service reported that has evolved between was also declared unfair by the FCC. Sheila Mahony, of the Cable Television East Lansing Police reported several The wounded and survivors of the dead Lansing and the Federal heavy flooding and extensive damage "Frankly, our policies in 1973 had not Information Center in Washington — who are seeking $46 million in damages from city streets had become waterlogged, in parts of Arizona and hail shattered ICommunications Commission (FCC), the developed to what they are now," Jacobs also spoke to Brookover — indicated that 29 present or former state officials and partly because of a draining system the landing lights of an aircraft flying [IStaUete News learned Thursday. said. * the order sent to East Lansing was part of guardsmen. The trial is nearing the end of one officer said is not equipped to near Las Vegas early Thursday. Jacobs, asst. chief of the cable Jacobs said the more concrete the new FCC policy. its 14th week. handle flash-- floods or storms like ■television bureau of the FCC, said that a Several tornadoes were spotted - in outlining of FCC policy concerning local "It's the first time that the FCC has Young's ruling came after a pair of Thursday's, which dropped areas near Las Vegas, Minnesota and ■tectnt redefinition of FCC two-and-a-half inches of rain the policy caused government control of local cable purported that parts of a local ordinance closed-door sessions, first with attorneys on the Florida coast - and though at least lliie hard hitting revisions the FCC asked television systems prompted the FCC to are void," Mahony said. city in less than an hour. in the case and then the jurors. two touch-downs were reported, Hot in the East Lansing-National Cable express concern over the requirements of "It's a decision that reaches new Lansing Police reported more severe The lawyers refused to disclose the damage was slight. Heavy rain also ■Co. franchise agreement. the East Lansing franchise agreement traffic problems and, as of 5:30 heights of high-handedness," she said. subject of the meeting. drenched areas of Minnesota and I Jacobs also said that he surprised now, and not in 1973 when the Thursday night, were still working to was Mahony also said that the FCC seemed Young then opened court to declare he rainstorms in Chicago knocked out ■to learn that most of move traffic that was running close to thesjlranchise application for recertification was surprised to hear that the East Lansing was about to do something "I have never power in at least three areas of the ■»quirements voided by the FCC in a submitted by the National Cable Co. cable system had been built. She said the had to do in 23 years on the bench." He an hour behind its normal schedule. ■denial for recertification for National No injuries were reported in either city. Jacobs also said that the FCC voided FCC had appraised the system as far too ordered the courtroom cleared except for ■Cable Co. have already been met by the sections of the franchise agreement that costly. the jury and the attorneys. city and the most serious damage — ■company. were already met by the National Cable They've already built the system that The judge could be seen addressing the excepting a few missing manhole 1 In an order dated July 21, the FCC Co. because the FCC simply did not was supposed to be so expensive," she jury from the front of the jOry box, and covers and malfunctioning traffic Ijoided several ■nnchise requirements of the know the requirements had been met. said. each juror answered an apparent query, lights — was a small attic fire on Clifton Boulevard in East Lansing, the The State News apologizes for any that might appear in this agreement which is in "Some of those requirements, whether Currently, the FCC is reviewing a but the subject of that exchange errors ■#inance form — saying it put too much they have occurred or not, can be petition for reconsideration of the remained secret as well. result of lightning striking the edition. The paper's composition shop, |Wn on the National Cable Co. I But National Cable undone," Jacobs warned. recertification order, sent by the Cable Communications Commission. The final trial witness was former Kent chimney. East Lansing Fire Dept. officials said the fire was arrested early located on Albert Street, was partially underwater most of Thursday and has already met Mayor Wilbur Brookover, who spoke State student W.E. Gerstenslager, who ■weral of the requirements that the FCC to Jacobs while on business in The petition is the first step in an testified he saw no one at the time of the and damage was minimal. sections of the paper had to be sent ■M were Power lines, usually easy prey for directly to the printer in Greenville unfair, including the Washington» said Jacobs seemed to be attempt to reverse the FCC's position, shooting in the area where a defense without being proofread. l^rtion of a public acess studio, a surprise? to hear that most of the franchise agreement that the FCC voided which some sources say will eventually lead to a court battle. Witness said she saw a civilian fire the first lightning-packed storms, fared better during this one, a spokesman for announcement booth — all shot. Bookstores ready for breakout of green and white fan fever Bv PEGGY GOSSETT State News Staff Writer The other two bookstores located off campus which also stock MSU-emblem items also reported more green and white clothing The same weekend that MSU smeared the OSU red and grey all and pendants stocked for fall. over Spartan Stadium last November with a 16-13 victory, The Campus Bookstore, 507 East Grand River Ave., reported a Spartan fans ravaged the MSU Bookstore for a piece of green and 20 to 25 per cent increase in stock of MSU T-shirts, hats and white. other such loyal equipment for fans. When the bookstores are beseiged by greenback-laden fans this Inventory of green and white was also increased at the Student year, however, they will be well stocked and read. Fans were not Bookstore, 421 East Grand River Ave., said manager Howard after books that sunny October week, but seeking green and Balleine. white shirts, beanies and pendants at the request of MSU head "I think the demand for the rah-rah type of inventory has football coach Denny Stolz that all fans don the ol' green and increased mainly because of the pretty fine football team we have white to prove whose side they were on. this year," he said. "If you are for the Spartans, wear the green and white," Stolz Neither of these bookstores reported an entire sell-out of asked the fans Nov. 4, 1974 on his WJIM broadcast television green and white specialties last November after Stolz' interview. announcement, except for the Campus Bookstore which could not keep the green And green and white they wore. Students flocked to the ■ and white beanies in stock. stadium in their MSU T-shirts layered over green sweaters, while Stolz said he hopes the green and white fever will adults' heads bobed with little green beanies. cany through this season, though he has not officially requested it yet. "Everyone was caught up in the green and white fever, and we "It adds to the fans enthusiasm," the gridder coach, going into sold out of everything that week," said Charles Moos, manager of his third season at MSU, said. "It's nice to look up from the field the MSU bookstore. "Customers were begging to buy the shirts and see the traditional colors." off our employes' backs, they were so desperate." Stolz said he had letters pouring into his office SN photo/Leo Salinai As saying there a result, he said the bookstore has stocked considerably was a tremendous lack of green and white at the MSU football I the term approaching guess what is back stuffing It is just a simple effort to get back in the spirit as more green and white garb this year. games before he made his television plea last fall. I■ Msiuuthat, ,t s th® old green and white, MSU this, Sept 13 creeps up and OSU comes to town. "I can't say exactly how much. We keep that information from our competition, but we expect to sell out again," Moos said. This season he hoped the Spartan Stadium sections would be shoes, key chains, hats, and stuff like that ablaze with the green and white. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Frida regarding loudspeakers and their relative cost is that the more you spend the bigger the enclosure by College-Town. Mushroom, is and therefore they will probably play louder. 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SAGINAW, LANSING .Kmsp/:1" 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, Align,, w J VT.TTm J TONIGHT OPEN 6:45 ShowTTTTT^ Rumors rampant in kl/.lil'tfl • LISBON, Portugal (AP) - An artillery unit loyal to notice was given. President Francisco da Coata the presidential palace. The tension over whether Fabiao moderate Portugal was considered a leftist but his with 38 per cent of the SAT. S SUN OPEN ■Show»<:tS.3:15-5:15-7:|5.«.. ^ ■9:20 ^ Communist-backed Premier electorate, quit the government Gomes, who has the power to Goncalves could survive was political views, if defined, were Vasco Goncalves surrounded and alleged Goncalves was dismiss and appoint premiers, evident in reports of troup not widely known. national television met with armed movements trying to turn Portugal into a forces and work The split in the ruling armed Communist dictatorship. headquarters Thursday and moderates, and a presidential stoppages at some factories. forces widened, meanwhile, as then withdrew without The centrist Popular spokesman said a statement on Goncalves' office, however, Navy Chief of Staff Adm. Jose explanation as moderate the political situation might be indicated the premier, architect Democrats, 26 per cent Plnheiro Azevedo issued a officers reportedly prepared to winners in the only election made soon. of the evolution that overthrew communique seemingly giving oust the left-leaning premier. since the revolution, walked The president's office the old rightist regime 16 support to Goncalves. The The action out five days later. This left pro-Gonclaves military unit by the declined to confirm or deny months ago, would not give up without a last-minute effort to navy is considered the most left of the three branches of Goncalves with only the i/f reports t|iat the moderates, led further heightened tension in Communists and an allied by former Foreign Minister defend his leftist evolution. the armed forces. this capital, already rife with Maj. Ernesto MeloAntuNeshad party, 18 per cent winners in Speculation focused on Gen. The admiral's communique the civilian coalition controlled rumors of troops movements threatened a military coup Carlos Fabiao, 45, a former supported an anti-Goncalves and reports that a new premier within a week unless Goncalves combat commander by the military. r in program promoted by the had been named. was removed. Guinea-Bissau and nation's top military now army The national security force power, Melo Antunes and another chief of staff, as Costa Gomes' internal security chief Gen. said the artillery unit's action moderate leader, Capt. Vasco choice for premier if he were Otelo Carvalho. Carvalho has was routine but hsd caused Lourenco, met privately forced to oust Goncalves, a backed the moderates. . Firm may build "panic" because ko advance Thursday with Costa Gomes at longtime personal friend. But the navy statement declared that approval of Michigan park Frost damage Goncalves and his government by the armed forces was indispensable. YPSILANTI (UPI) - An limits coffee The described 11-day-old president Wednesday Goncalves' government as one Aurora, Ohio, company wants to purchase 185 acres of land near here in Pittsfield HI whose "duration RIO DE JANEIOR, Brazil The 1975 crop, harvested can be Towrtship for construction of a bags in 1975. expressed in days." $25 million amusement park. (AP) - Experts from the U.s. before the July 18 frost, has Previous frosts have Goncalves, officially still Dept of Agriculture who have been estimated by the U.S. damaged coffee in Sao ftulo, backed The firm, according to by the Soviet-line surveyed frost damage in Brazil Agriculture Dept. at 23 million but this year's reached as far as Gasper Lococo, executive vice Portuguese Communist party, say this country's coffee . bags. Fernandopolis in the northwest tried to muster the president of Funtime Inc., has production will be "We see eye to eye" with support of corner of the state. The other leftist parties, asked the land, presently zoned substantially reduced for at the Brazilian prediction for factory for agriculture, be rezoned for northeastern part of Sao Paulo, workers and army enlisted least two years. 1976, one U.S. official said. commercial Earlier Brazilian estimates of Another said the 1977 coffee however, was not affected. A coffee tree takes about men. Moderate leaders claimed 85 Funtime has use. an option to '4 the damage have caused coffee crop would also be five years to reach full per cent of the armed forces buy the land, its attorney said. prices to climb in the United "substantially less than production. More coffee trees supporting their program to States and Europe.. normal. For at least two years turn the nation back toward The Pittsfield Township are expected to be planted in Coffee companies have it's going to be bad." Minas Gerais, less vulnerable to the center. planning commission scheduled raised wholesale coffee priced He said worldwide coffee frost because of its relative a public hearing for tonight to Backed by key combat in the United States by about prices are expected to continue consider Funtime's request. doseness to the equator. units, Melo Antunes was 20 cents per pound in recent rising, largely because of the U.S. experts will make reported to have told the weeks, and in some cases the frost damage in Brazil, The another survey of Brazil's president that any action by increases have shown up in world's top coffee producer. coffee lands in December, pro-Goncalves military units to retail prices. In Pittsburgh, for The United States is Brazil's when tiny new coffee beans try to rescue the premier could i example, consumers are finding main buyer of the aromatic have sprouted on undamaged be put down in two hours. a listed price of $2.59 for a beans. trees, and stricken trees are The crisis began July 10 three-pound bag of ground Brazil's main coffee when the coffee. being nursed back to health. Socialists, the producing states, from south to However, the retail increases have not shown up in all areas north, are Iarana, Sao Paulo and Minas Gerais. The frost, At that time, said one expert, a more precise estimate nation's biggest political party V of 1976 and 1977 crops will be since many stores are using brought by an antartic cold cents-off coupons and other possible. wave, hit hardest in Parana. Rainfall, as well as care, is ' types of sales to hold down the The U.S. experts gave full impact of the frost damage this essential to good recovery, he PETER SELLERS CHRISTOPHER PUJMMER^ summary of their findings in said. September, when the on wholesale increases. the coffee areas of those three rainy season normally begins, CATHERINE SCHELL HERBERT LOM "Brazil's coffee production states: BLAKE EDWARDS will be crucial, he predicted. - •*BURT KWOUK / PETffi AHNE BLAKE COWARDS has been badly hit. It's a fact. Parana, which produced The Brazilian government W.M. I, FRANK WAL0MAN « BLAKE FDWAROS uJK*HENRY MANClNi We saw it," one of the about 11 million of Brazil's 23 ir<, b* HAL OAVID ».«*«. »«,:rTONY ADAMS has offered $1 billion in low American experts said in an million bags in 1975, will have t, RICHARD WILLIAMS STUDIO WNAVlSlON* interest credit to help growers . interview at the conclusion of NEJAC TV RENTALS virtually in 1976. the group's two-week survey. no crop Between 15 and 20 per cent of repair trees. or replant frost-stricken 337-1010 j) up* The USDA officials, who have the state's coffee trees were not yet made their final report, killed, and a large portion of Next! WOODY ALLEN "LOVE AND DEATH'' PG asked not to be identified. the rest suffered severe damage The head of Brazil's — which takes two or more ADULT AND FAMILY CAMP government Coffee Institute years to be fully repaired. 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MOTION FCTUK tOUWTWCK ALNM mTI |!L.F«-».L.'W«'ra"W4 | WWAVAUHtoiUIHTtOMTHT5| (lilltwi M0N. nWCWW| - TNURS. 8.30 * "cornbread, earl & me-*™, moses gunnM^ktj Fri.iSot.-7:15 9:30 Today opan 7:00 Feature at 7:25 ■ 9:25 rosalind cash bernie casey keith Sat. t Sun. Opan 1:00 p.m. wilkes.. qo*«*ad Sun. • 2:15 4:15 Faatura at 1:25 • — * madge sinclair - laurence fishbwwem 3:20 • 5:20 - 7:20 - 9:20 6:30 1:45 p.m. State News, East Lansing, Michigan ■Michigan Friday, August 22, 1975 7 COMEBACK PROVES Donohue couldn't stay retired NEW YORK (UPI) - Maybe particularly intrigued him. He thing said about him and it one they wanted. a car with the best of them. it was his upbringing, but Mark was always searching for ways used to make him smile. Time was moving. Donohue He Donohue to make was a gentleman and a was always polite. cars safer, continually He had been kicking around finally said: smart driver. Smart His mother school enough to was a experimenting with improved the idea of quitting for some "I'll drive the car. I can do it get out while he was still teacher, and though she never safeguards, not only for time. Since shortly after just as well as they can, ahead, but in auto racing, all it kept that tight a rein on him, himself, but for his fellow the one thing she made sure of winning the Indianapolis 500 anyway." takes is one little mistake and drivers. in 1972, in fact. He had won No question about that at Mark Donohue made it. when he was a little boy was It is of small consequence the Pocono 500 the year all. Mark Donohue could drive He went back. that he was courteous. He grew now, especially to his survivors, before and the Canadian- to maturity the same way, it wasn't any mechanical American championship the always a gentleman. imperfection in his Formula I year after. He also had won Proxmire says sky girls In common with most race car which led to Mark three Trans-America titles and drivers, Donohue would grow a Donohue's death in Austria, it bit impatient hearing outsiders was an ordinary tire blowout. two other U.S. Road Racing Championships. What else was study just a big bust discourse on the dangers and When the tire blew, there left? Nothing that WASHINGTON perils of auto racing. II 'ostt Donohue lost control of his car (UPI) - Fort Worth, Tex. him sometimes to hear theru essential, Donohue concluded. Sen. William Proxmire, D-Wis., "The and it hit a metal guard rail on So on Feb. 15, 1974, after study was done agitate for the complete the course. The doctors tried gave his monthly "Golden ostensibly for the design of abolishment of the sport, yet winning the International Race Fleece" award Thursday to a safety equipment," Proxmire everything they could, but the of Champions at Daytona he'd always listen patiently to government study of airline said, "but the 103-page report 38-year-old Donohue died in Beach, Fla., Mark Donohue all the detractors, never trying an Austrian stewardess' measurements. The dealing with 79 measurements hospital Tuesday announced he was all throuh from head to foot seems like to impress them with how night following surgery for the study cost $57,800, and a much he knew about safety on driving race cars. He was Proxmire said "it seems like a bust to me." removal of a blood clot. the track. quitting. bust to me." It is said of most race drivers He knew far than they Donohue had every TTie award went to the more they don't know when to quit. Proxmire said the study did since it was Mark Donohue heard the same intention of staying retired, Federal Aviat-ion showed weights varied from 94 a subject which but then he and Roger Penske, Administration for a survey of to 145 pounds, his friend and associate and the 423 young women training to height from 5-feet-l to 6-feet-l, busts from he has driven be American Detroit loss for Airline man 29 to 37V4 inches, and waists exclusively the past 11 years, stewardesses at an academy in from 21 to 28 inches. got into something they never had been in before — Formula four-game I cars. Penske and Donohue wanted someone capable to drive their kUi€ fylnicn LowerLevel of the Union Building ^afeleiia First, the Detroit Tigers ran first-place Boston by 25'/j car on the European circuit off a 19-game losing streak, games in the American and they believed they had Corner ofE. Grand River and Abbott Rd. League then they bounced back with a East Division: that man in Peter Revson. But Michigan State University four-game winning streak The Tigerswill be in Revson was killed in South which fyllnnesota for a night game ■ brought to end Africa early last year. Penske was an Wednesday. tonight in the first of » and Donohue kept looking for SN photo/Tim Telechowski The Tigers had defeated the three-game weekend series a driver, but couldn't find the World Champion Oakland A's two straight games before the Daily $ Deals < A's tough pitching and the Entrees, Softball playo Tigers weak hitting brought the dream winning 2-1. to an end, Oakland Salad and Deserts at Special Savings Ray Bare, who had pitched a Monday thru Friday two-hit shutout last Saturday to end the 19-game losing Jlioftball Tommies clinched the summer full-term on the same play when a runner was thrown streak, suffered the loss for the championship with a out trying to advance from second to third leome-from-behind, extra inning, 5-4 victory Ti^rs. base. lorer Cedar Street Gang. Sonny Seibert, who was So, it into extra innings. Cedar Street was released by the San Diego For awhile, things looked bad for Tommies Gang was unable to score in their half of the Padres earlier this season, Jb they were held hitless for the first three seventh and so Tommies came to bat in their gained the win for Oakland. ■ innings and scoreless for the first four. half of the inning with a chance to win. The loss, Detroit's 76th 1 Cedar Street Gang led 3-0 when Tommies I finally got on the board in the last of the fifth against 50 wins, left the Dave Lang led off the inning with a hit to lis they pushed across a long run. But Cedar last-place Tigers trailing right field, and he headed for second trying to ■Street Gang added another run in the sixth to stretch the hit to a double. The throw into the I up their lead to 4-1. infield was wild and left the playing field, 1 Tommies had one last shot in the last of the allowing Lang to come home with the winning |feth to and after the first batter was retired, the came up with two rung to run. c«t the gap ,to. w Tommies finished the season undefeated | Then with the bases loaded, a sacrifice fly and oUtscored their opponents 182-44 in 12 it in the tying run but the inning ended games for a successful summer. DSU game procedure; pates will open at noon I The gates at Spartan an autograph and picture Mium will opei) at noon for session for fans at 3 p.m. this It Sept 13 clash with Ohio Saturday in the Stadium. pte, with all student tickets • l general admission basis. Wenti can enter at any gate, Pfh the south entrance is MINI GOLF kommended. [The Spartans will also hold 75° FAIRWAY GOLF RANGE BELL'S 1 mile E. of Meridian Mall on Grand River Ph. 349-2850 Croup ItotM Avollabl* The Boarshead Players r 'dt the Ledges Playhouse lihgerdd pork grand ledge PIZZA PROFESSIONAL Kaufman 4 Hart s THEATRE Try Some THE MAN 225M.A.C. Avenue WHO 532-5027 or 332-5028 C Open 9 om Everyday TO DINN Deliveries WiDr SUN. //// AUG. 24 curiam 830 reservations 627-7805 There is a CHILDREN'S THEATRE difference!!! PINOCCHIO ■WARATION FOR: Thurs F.I Aug 21 22 HUT Over 35 years ■la °'experience ■VAT I and success Small classes I ISAT Ink Voluminous home study materials Courses that are constantly updated CHEAP THRILLS! admission $1 after 11 p.m. |ik» Tape facilities for this week our XXX rated features ore: Ikat reviews of class 'essons ot and for use supplementary •Deep Stroke •Certified Mail Pat materials. •They came to Play Iflex we close at 1 am so, I&ms YOU GET 2 HOURS OF SUPER HARD Ikfmc EROTIC ENTERTAINMENT FOR A BUCK SUNDAY WE CLOSE AT U, SO CHEAP THRILLS STARTS AT 10 W'IMEDBRDS B**»lt»:P,tein,o^metron call YOU CAN'T BEAT NO ONE UNDER 18 ADMITTED BY LAW IT ANYWHERE ELSE IN TOWN 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Fridi '•Mugmtjji Few good cut this s By DAVE DIMARTINO Furthermore, the band was the studio and more time on State News Reviewer purposefully more ,v FlddUf Vljy, Summer monotonoum - or "static" - the road. They need the IS. *>- « traditionally is the in its earlier formation and creative stimulation. ie V season in which most rock and HUDSON-FORD - roll bands get out of the studio thus doesn't pretend to go "WORLDS COLLIDE": with and onto the stage. anywhere, as "Autobahn" Richard Hudson and John does. It just is. The album's That and other more Ford's standout track is "Tanzmuslk," parting from the financial factors Inevitably Strawbs seemingly ages In the cause record companies to slow featuring lead Instruments that, paat, "Worlds Collide," the down their schedule of new oddly enough, a sound like an automatic rhythm machine and duo's third album as a team, album releases, in anticipation solidifies their partnership and a broken music box. Interested of the usually booming makes for a very commercial, listeners would do well to seek September market. very un-strawb-llke LP. Which And while this out "Neu," on America's summer is not to say that it Is a hasn't been Billingsgate Records, which extraordinarily features two exmembers of disappointment; on the unproductive, there haven't Kraftwerk in contrary, it has some very fine an even more been too many memorable moments. But the album does moments engaging musical setting. preserved on vinyl take more than one listening to either. A few new albums do GENTLE GIANT - "FREE fully appreciate. After the merit attention, however, as HAND": Gentle Giant's hard-rocking of the previous they have served to perk up seventh album, "Free Hand," "Free Spirit," the pure pop what might otherwise have sounds disturbingly like a contained in this album comes been a rather dreary summer. recapitulation of everything slightly unexpected. At least Good or bad, they may not be the group has previously two cuts on "Worlds Collide" spectacular, but they'll do: recorded. Considering the would make fine singles, "What KRAFTWERK ■ "RALF quality of all their past work, Is A Day" and, most AND FLORIAN": How could that's not a total loss, but it is particularly, "As Hours Go a disapointment. As anyone fail to love this usual, the By." By and large, the album is charming German pair? Not group's newest effort contains a very respectable showing only do they look like neurotic impeccable arrangements, from one of Britain's more biochemists, they also play and thoroughly superlative underrated songwriting teams. sing. Actually, "singing" is a engineering, and Gian's BEBOP DELUXE - debatable term in regards to intriguingly gothic, almost "FUTURAMA": Just a short Kraftwerk, who singlehandedly Gregorian, vocal style. But, note about this group - look blitzkrieged this country with somehow, the group seems to out for them! Be-Bop Deluxe what is probably the most have been treading water, and is, or indeed will be Crave soon one mindless 22-minute opus this side of "In-A-Gada-Da-Vida," the famous "Autobahn." The trouble with only in "Free Hand" is it starting to show. Gentle Giant is a "progressive" rock group to be sure, mostly unknown, of England's hottest bands, much to the credit of guitarist Bill Nelson, who is positively dazzling on this rock Kexcitement? You can real "Autobahn" that it but much more get int was was interesting than venture. "Futurama", officially always fun to listen to. That's Yes or Emerson, Lake and the group's second album where "Ralf and Florian" Palmer, but that does not (their debut disc WIN THIS! PPV saw only comes in. It's even more fun. justify the fact that their British Bs the envy of your neighborhood with the our Gran "Three Firends" effort of 1972 release) sounds Released in the U.S. as the sometimes like has yet to be Queen. amazing new People Powered Vehicle. This follow-up to "Autobahn," it successfully actually was released in Europe followed by the handsome, low slung aircraft type 3 wheeler group. offers exciting Opening over two years ago. Thus it Apparently this is one group maneuverability with a high features only the pair of Ralf that should spend less time in , degree of stability. It may be ridden by one Hutter and Florian Schneider, WIN THIS! and not Kraftwerk's present four-man line-up. SUNFLOWER Unexpectedly, it's a much SAILBOAT better album that "Autobahn" for several reasons. For one, it Ahoy mate . just add water "and like doesn't have the rambling magic . instant sailing. This Snark nature of the second side of Sailboat is designed tor single handed "Autobahn," which to this day launching It's 55 square feet of sail is — always manages to sound as easy to trim as to raise or lower. better played at 45 RPM. Roomy cockpit accommodates Two in comfort. The CorliteTiT hull is tougher and lighter than fiberglass. For easy sailing . , . sail a Sunflower" We're celebrating the Grand Opening of McDonald's ' with a BIG two week celebration! THIS! SOLEX 4 Yesr there's a brand transportation, great fun. McDonald's" in your neighborhood great mileage (would you t filled with lots of friendly faces to 200 M.P.G.). all can be found in greet you. and bring you lots of great food sharp, new Solex 4600. No licen" like a nice a thick shake, world famous helmet is necessary for this sturdy, li french fries, a big 100% pure beef hamburger or /eight bike of the future. Just one ga fantastic Filet-O-Fish sandwich. We're 'so gas guarantees you 200 miles of and excitement so register now. happy about it that we're giving away 3outstanding ... prizes. All you have to do is come to the new McDonalds", at 2763 East Grand River, and fill out a registration card. No purchase necessary, and you need not be present to win. Enter each time you visit, odds determined by the number of entries. Contest ends September 7th So hurry in today, who knows may be sailing a Snark on the 8th! Gentle Giant'S NEW ALBUM "FREE HAND" 3.99 AND THEIR FIRST CAPITOL LP NOW ON SALE. ATTEND THE OFFICIAL RIBBON CUTTING CEREMONY, THURSDAY. AUGUST 21st AT 9:30 AM. THURSDAY. AUGUST 21 FREE GIFTS FOR LIVE RADIO REMOTE THE YOUNGSTERS WVIC 9:00 AM - 11:00 PM 401 E. GRAND RIVER AVE. M-F 10-9 SAT. 10-6 SUN. 12.1 State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, August 22,197.1 9 ew day care center iOILCHAWEAWLUBE! I I *Up to 5 qt. of major brand I multi-grade oil $366 fers toddler I I •Completa Chassis lubrication Good til any car August 29, 1975 J under the direction of SANDRA SPRATHINC Marcia individual child to Rysztak, develop and they SNSW a trained experienced toddler teacher. and socially, intellectually emotionally, and physically," may feelings about that they have guilt are EXPERT BRAKE The center will take up to 28 Cole said. deserting their child. ■,dlove " to work or get 8 toddlen (children aged 1V4-2V4 "But most of the students itt out of the way but years) and there will be a ratio The center will be open who called requesting our bouncing bit of a of one teacher to from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. It will sevices don't have an stands in your way- one-and-a-haif-year-old children. every four provide a full hot lunch and a morning and afternoon snack. she said. "The number of option," students working for interest EMISSION Foreign A American Cole said that this should ■rhild care center would insure that each child get the After lunch, each child will on their own individual cot. nap and not just for income are very few." CONTROLS Individual attention that he ■. baby in »t that age, shee needs. or Cole said she urges parents REMOVED ■ thong. The Michigan to visit the center whenever The center also provides a She said the idea to include [Childhood Center, Inc. — the toddler division possible. "It's important that lab site to train students (It's legal) lutofit organization, will was parents work closely with the enrolled We use Sun inspired by the fact that there at Lansing Jig up a day care isn't one in the center in the rearing of their Community College in the infra-red equipment ¥1 the fall for children for the general public. Lansing area children," she said. early childhood curriculum. Better Mileage Mto 5-years old. Cole said that some "There just isn't parents Fees for one child Better Performance anything range ■ director of the center, a may have worries about taking from $6.25 to $6.50 I childhood teacher available except the campus a very depending young child to a day on the age of the child. one limited to students," she I ,t ^eral universities, care center because they For further information call A coie, said she got the said. "That leaves the 0| East Lansing Bay faculty, wonder if we're the quality community and students who Kathryn Cole at 487-8598 or ■because as a teacher couldn't get in the other one organization that we say we are Marcia Rysztak at 337-0931. T she discovered that out." isn't any place to take There IM notes« 315 W. Grand River will be idents and show them another Phone 351-9608 - 351-6762 section of 25 preschoolers , quality day care 2V4 to 5V4 years with one aged The Women's Intramural Building will close at 5 p.m. Friday worked. August 29 and will remain closed until Monday, Sept. 22. teacher to every 5 children. ■ center located at 537 N. The Men's IM outdoor pool will be available according to the Trt St. near the Frandor "As in the toddler program, following schedule from Aug. 30 to Sept. 22: Monday through Patronize our advertisers. L Center, will be preschool-aged children will be Saturday, 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Sunday, 1 to 6 p.m. offered [ into three basic parts. which a variety of experiences will stimulate Admission is 40 cents for everyone except men and women .they make us possible! division will be . . >r each who have full year IM lockers will be admitted without charge. Leonards HTJETHEBTAN EXPANSION SOON 2 LEONARDS TO SERVE YOU! Sport Shop For All Soosons Dear Customer: Leonards is expanding again to serve you, our customers, in a more convenient way. Lansing is growing, and so are we. We are proud to announce the opening of our second location, Leonards Prices & Coupons Westland, at the corner of Saginaw and Waverly. September 1st there will be 2 Leonards to serve you. good thru 8-25-75 AMERICAN TOURISTER [Save 10% now FOR on 2 & 3 - man £ M ■ M Limited Time VfvLE * Quantities YOUR lightweight, 25% to 50% OFF BOOKS nylon, DELUXE SERIES 5000 backpacking SIGNATURE SERIES 4000 Sale ends Sept 1st 1975 tents! •Otrry "Alpine designs 'Sierra Designs Minolta SRT101 2283 W. Grand River Okemos 35 mm Comoro With 50 mm Fl.7 lens Phone 349-9494 List $367 L OPEN: Mon., Wed., Thura. ft Frl. 10-9; Tuts, ft Sot. 10-6; Sun. 12-5 $219^ MITCHELL-GARCIA 300 OPEN FACE SPINNING REEL $1488 GENERAL ELECTRIC Ult 99.95 lilt $229.50 25 PINT HOOVER CUSTOM OLIVETTI ELECTRIC AUTOMATIC UPRIGHT VACUUM TYPEWRITER DEHUMIDIFIER CLEANER w/elec. return with Light ^SiLOOM^ Humidistaf, auto, overflow shutoff 199 $64 $169 $119* Limit 1 with coupon . Limit 1 with coupon Recordland & WILS PACE CB RAMOS present HEADQUARTERS Wot Willie AS 95 LOW AS $129 EVERY We will monds reset in your these dia¬ present LOOSE DIAMOND List $175.00 l/5ct. Round cut diamond SALE! DAY mounting or ' you can $69. choose modern and tradi¬ List $250.00 1/4 ct. Round cut diamond $99. S8S tional styles from our end¬ List $375.00 1 /3ct. Round cut diamond $149. I besday less selection of 14-kt. white and yellow gold List $795.00 1 /2 ct. Round cut diamond List $1395.00 3/4 ct. Round cut diamond List $1795.00 1 ct. $339. $569. mountings, at additional Round cut diamond $890. I August 26 8:00 p.m. cost. List $2795.00 1.22ct. Round cut diamond $1390. 1 Tickets tickets available at $4 Store Hours: Mon. A Frl. 9:30 to 9 p.m. LEONARDS FREE Adjacent Ramp Aorsss from Oiin at discount records, recordland Tues., Wed., Thurs., Sot. Parking 421 E. GRAND RIVIR 351-4210 _thesi 9:30 to 5:30 p.m. 309 N. Washington Ave. Leonard Downtown Plaza Evenings, Sat. 1Q Michigan State News. East Lansing. Michigan Friday ( STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED ADS ARE GREAT LITTLE SALESMEN AND ALL YOU HAVE TD DO IS CALL 355-S255 TO PLACE YOUR AD. classifieds FRANKLY SPEAKING... by phil frank Eipioyneit if | Mounts ]|y| : I ads get MERCURY MONTEGO 4800 miles, all power. Very good 1968, HONDA 200 1974, Scrambler, 2200 actual miles, excellent condi¬ GRAD STUDENTS - part time VILLAGE ticket agent needed at GREY¬ TOWNHOUSE, 2 i results v condition. 355-5163 days. 1-8-22 tion. 2-8 22 Call evenings, 351-1450. HOUND BUS ST'-O.N in East bedrooms, (2 stories basement), membership plus $142 plus MG MIDGET, 1960. New brakes, Lansing. MondjSS Wednesday, per month. Carpet included PHONE 355-8255 shocks, starter, water pump, etc. HONDA 305. Good condition, noon- 8 pm. Tt/Vday and Friday 393-5051. 6-8-22 Very nice, $1,300. Phone 349-0230 some extras. $200. Ask for optional. $3.00 hour start. Call 5-8-22 Bob, 332-2728. 4-8-22 AUTOMOTIVE 337-2700. 2-8/22 MSU AREA, Okemos, one and two Scooters t Cycles MG MIDGET, 1970. bedrooms, furnished and Very good HODAKA, 1973, Ace 100. DEPENDABLE BABYSITTER in unfurnished, air conditioned, Parts & Service condition. $1000 or best offer. Good condition. $350 our Okemos home for school year. carpeted, modern, $160 $185. Must sell. 351-1403. 2-8-22 or best offer. - Aviation 882-2002. 2-8-22 Begin September 22, 8 a.m.-4 Heat included. Call 349-2580 EMPLOYMENT MUSTANG II, 1974. 2 + 2, 4 p.m., Monday through Thursday. 10-8-22 FOR RENT Two adorable girls, 6 months and Apartments speed 4 cylinder, etc. Like new. 12,000 miles. $2700. Must sell. I "•' MwiwI.P.rti look. Ik. We need managers, interviewers, DOMINO'S PIZZA, Trowbridge is East Lansinl VW CAMPMOBILE, 1970, with supervisors, receptionists and taking applications. Must tee 18. neighborhood. From $270, Sep- pop-up top. Sleeps 2 adults and $1.00/hr. Charge For dance instructors. Full time and Apply in 9J■> 22 ! 351-7911 There is a $1.00 service three children. New engine. Hand Tools no experience necessary. FRED charge for an ad change. 355-8213. 3-8-22 Olxawit Prim BABYSITTER FOR 1 year old. In EAST LANSING. 1 on All Pom ASTAIRE DANCE STUDIO. Phone 332-8644. 1-8-22 my home. University Drive. 8 am NOTICE FEMALE FOR own room, Twyck- rooms, furnished, air.J Peanuts Personal ads VW -12:30 pm ingham, $117. now and fall. 332-89! must BUS, 1965, rebuilt 1968 Monday - Friday. Own Upperclass or be prepaid. motor, new tires, exhaust, more. NEED SOME Cash? How does transportation and references. THE graduate student preferred. pm. 5-8-22 Runs well, body fair. 393-4106. RANDY'S MOBIL $2.10 an hour/3 hours a night/ 5 Call after 1 pm. 351-3686. 4-8-22 STATE NEWS Furnished, dishwasher. Ellen, The State News will be 2-8-22 332-6144. 1-8-22 Okemos Rd. at 1-96, nights sound? If you are available responsible only for the first first week fall classes and BABYSITTER, MONDAY- Friday. Classified Ads will VW 1967. Rebuilt engine, good 349-9620 interested in helping ASMSU 8:15 - 5:15. FOURTH MALE needed. Twyck- days incorrect insertion. My East Lansing resume condition, radio, snow tires. Call Voter Registration, contact Jess home. Light housekeeping. Own publica¬ ingham Apartment. $67.50/ 355-5978. 2-8/22 tion for Fall Term, month. Leased through June. Bills are due 7 VOLKSWAGEN TRUNK lid for Sobel, 337-1237 after 5 pm. 1-8-22 transportation, references, 332- days from the Phone 337-0827 John, Joe 1973 or 1974. $45. GM deep dish 1446 after 6 pm. 5-8-22 or ad expiration date. If not paid slotted mag wheels, with tires, HOUSEKEEPER TO do house¬ September 25th. Brad. 1-8-22 by the due date, a 50t late service charge will be due. lugs, and spinners $98. Phone keeping and be at home after WANTED: BABYsitter in my Call (355-8255) FOR 669-9143. 7-8-22 school for 2 boys (9,10). Extent of home for twin boys. Starting in VALLEY FORGE ECONOMICAL transporta¬ tion see the CIAO motorized house work, hours, salary nego¬ September. Call after 5 pm starting Septem¬ WALDEN WOODS CLOSE OUT on Spoilers. All from tiable. bicycle at the WHEELER DEALER East Lansing, 351-8928 353-0058. 5-8-22 ber 22nd to place in the Old World $21.50. Rear - $25.80. after 6 p.m. 2-8-22 HORIZON HOUSE Automotive ^ Village Mall - East CHEQUERED FLAG FOREIGN PART AND Full time summer your people THEY WENT lansing. BL-1-8-22 PARTS, 2605 East Kalamazoo. NEEDED: GIRL part time to run APARTMENTS THAT A One mile west of campus. shop to sell knitting machines in employment with multi-manufac¬ turer distributor. Automobile reacher - want ad. Brand Newt WAY..) AUDI LS 1973, green 4 door, SUZUKI, 1972, 380, good condi¬ COLLINGWOOn 487-5055. C-6-8-22 Lansing area. Must have working required. 351-5800. C-10-8-22 From: 1 bedroom standard transmission, vinyl seats, tion, sissy bar and highway bar knowledge of the machine. Send excellent condition, great gas included, $700 or best offer. 353-6857. 2-8-22 Employment written resume to : DAVIDSONS WANTED WAITERS AND wait¬ | Apartments J [^J $154 mo. (1 person) mileage. Leaving country, must sell^$3500 firm. 349-4066. 2-8-22 y| OLD MILL YARN, P.O. box 8, Eaton resses. Full and part time, split LARGE TWO $159 mo. 2 bedroom: (2 person) HONDA 750 Rapids, Michigan 48827. shifts. Experience preferred. bedroom mobile 1973, clean and strong, extra parts, must sell. Call 2-8-22 Apply in person in THE UNIVER¬ home, furnished, air conditioned, $179 mo. (1 person) AUTOMOBILE MATURE EXECUTIVE secretary INSURANCE. 349-3545. 4-8-22 SITY CLUB, 3435 Forest Road, carpeted, close, quiet, lawn. $160. $184 mo. (2 person) Only you can save $$$. It pays to needed for chief executive officer HOUSE PARENTS (live-in). Re¬ Lansing. 9am - 5pm. 2-8-22 332-8498. 1-8-22 Lofest in appliances, shop around. Call us. You may be of growing profitable carpeting, secur¬ HONDA 450, 1971. operation. sponsible married couple to oper¬ ity and fire safety equipment. Excel¬ surprised. 484-1414. 0-10-8-22 Very good Permanent position, superior ate juvenile group shelter home. lent location E condition. Best offer. • Lansing on bus line Call typing, shorthand, and ability to near shopping. 5 mins. to campus. 332-6212 after 4 pm. 4-8-22 Relevant education and work with figures required. Some experi¬ 2345 N. Harrison Rd. call 351-828! BUICK ence with juveniles SUPER, 1956. Power college preferred. preferred. Excellent Salary is negotiable. 1-517-546- 1031 W. Lake windows, brakes, seat, steering. HONDA CL 350, 1973. Low benefits. Reply State News, Box Lansing Rd. 59,000 miles. 372-5209 evenings. mileage, good condition $550. D-4. 3-8-22 7450. 2-8/22 204 W. Saginaw St. (behind Old Worll Phone 484-2300 on the riverl 2-8-22 332-1334,332-2759.33 Z-6131 MATURE PERSON for house¬ YANKEE 500Z, 36 Hp 335 lbs SALES MANAGEMENT - keeper/babysitter. Full time, CHEVY 1974. Must sell. Excellent Career Opportunities for men and possible live-in situation. Enduro, 2500 mile; local c i ts Call Automatic, power steering, 2-door $1200 or best off hi women. 351-4795. 3-8-22 negotiable. 351-6482. 1-8-22 5-8-22 3b i 3340 Large nationwide company's expanding in the WORK STUDY- part time MSU CROSSWORD Lansing area creating immediate FORD FAIRLANE 1967. 2 door, TRANSPORTATION SPfcCIA; S, used openings in sales and manage¬ projects coordinator for PIRGIM- PUZZLE automatic, good tires, new battery motorcycles from >300 ment training opportunities. organizing experience necessary. Used oil but runs and drives $3000. Don't forget your studtit Require college degree. 5 figure Call Pat Lyons 487-6001. 2-8-22 ACROSS very 30. Toward well. Only $175. Call 351-3823 discount on clothing and access income, bonuses, complete bene¬ 1 Half boot between 6-10 pm. ories. SHEP's MOTOR SFu^To, fit program and 31. Pine Tree Keep trying! company paid 4. Quagmire State: abbr. 5-8-22 INC. Holt. 694-6621. C-9 & 22 training at national facilities. Call 7. Vibrationless 32. Misplace Sunday evenings between 7-9 pm REPAIR PRICES point 34. Perpetually Le Mans 1964 CYCLE INSURANCE, ca; for o - at 372-1192 or send convertible, 3 low rates. LLOYDS OF L vNSIN« resume to 11. Mean 36. Chaffy bract speed, excellent condition, Dann Harris, Box 5313 no Lansing, 13. One in debt 38. Fourth wife of rust, radio. 484-1414 or 339-9535. 0 1-8 22 20% DISCOUNT $250,351-0823. 2-8-22 Michigan. 48905. 1-8-22 TO 14. Compound ' STUDENTS & FACUL TY ON Henry VIII extracted from 40. Esperanto CASH/CARRY VW SERVICE cork HURRY... MAKE ALL THOSE ANNOYING PARTS. 41. Novice 43. Fold over 55. Polynesian beefwood 46. Engrave Only a few apartments BILLS DISAPPEAR IAI 48. Unknit qqWN Itft for the fall. 50. Peruse 51. Without 1. College in — next to campus ornament New York City 2 THIS FALL 9 • AUTO PARTS ™ 53. Otiose 2. Affirm — johnt per opt. 54. Way: 3. Cherry red — on the Red Cear at 500 E. Kalamazoo at Cedar 4. Toss about — furnished — air conditioned BURCHAM Volkswagen complete repair balconies service. Repair & parts for EVEN THESE — — free canoes WOODS most foreign and American Make apartment living cars. Body shop & paint PARENTS WOULD APPROVE services. Roommate Service and - free and easyl Enjoy a & transaxles. Exchange engines AND "DIG" summer rent - from $45 twelve month lease at 731 Burcham Woods where they will pay all those Free wrecker service with RIVERS bothersome bills. You repairs - local areas. City bus APARTMENTS just pay one bill, once a service to our front door. AND monthl •Close to Campus *Shag Carpeting •Air Conditioned *On-Site Management We buy and sell VW's WATERS EKE FALL RATES - 12 MONTH LEASES •All Appliances including dishwasher "Private Balconies 485-2047 485-9229 •Luxurious Furnishings "SWIMMING POOL APARTMENTS efficiency - $168 8-6 Monday - 1050 1 bedroom • $198 Friday, 9-2 Saturday $75 PER PERSON-3 OCCUPANTS-SPECIAL Now 2-MAN RATES Wat#r»#dg» Dr. 2 bedroom lM»ln| for foil (next to Cedar Village) - $248 LEASING CENTER OPEN Mon.-Fri., i. * Sat. 11 a.m.-2 332-4432 745 Burcham Dr. 351-3118 PHONE 351-7212 731 BURCHAM DR., E. or 484-4014 LANSING A few blocks East off Abbott Rd. lay» Au I 0ip»n state News. East Lansing, Michigan Friday, August 22,1975 1 1 HMtsJff] I J "If JWrtMrtsJ® Ifartmts V I Apartmts J(^J ffi Hwses ]U) "WW [ hisis Iffi ^SrchaWrn°mWoods^part- 348 OAKHILL, furnished one CEDAR bedroom - $ 180, two - VILLAGE, 4 $225, three man TWO, THREE, four One AND 4 man apartments avail¬ J° electricity. Call $280. Office: 8Pr™:Ven^« man. - FEMALE STUDENT NEEDED. FALL, LARGE house, excellent 332-04X. 4-8-22 fall (Ci pius 351-9036 - spring, two bedroom. able. Furnished, air, FEMALE NEEDED for own room, call Close, modem, 11-6391. 5-8-22 Managers; 351-8055. 3-8-22 ' furnished, sharp. 2-8-22 332-f095. One block from campus, carpeted. Sigma Own room, partially furnished, excellent proximity. $74 + utili¬ location. laundry. Kitchen, parking. 8 students, $90 per Partially furnished house. plus utilities. $74.00 North Hayford, NORTH 1 BLOCK of Alpha Mu Fraternity. 351-1968 Kl-WEST Lansing, 2 b«d- APARTMENTS IN house available - Lansing after 6. Ask for Bob. 2-8-22 ties. 337-7725,337-9445. 2-8-22 month. 332-1918. 3-8-22 Lansing. 337-0421. 1-8-22 II carpeted, refrigerator F Jane $180 per month September 15. One bedroom, City limits. 1 bedroom furnished, new completely ONE OR 2 bedroom apartments as OKEMOS, SMALL two bedroom NEAR L.C.C. large house, ideal for ^£i™5>C,rici,v' Fai™w. carpeting and low as $184/month. Heat paid, ROOMMATE, MATURE, Call 485-9387 panelling. 1-224-6186. 4-8-22 male, re¬ in country. 4-7 students. 2 kitchens, $350 per evenings. 1-8-22 pool, air. Near campus, 351 3494. Partially furnished, 2-8-22 sponsible to find apartment with. $175/month, $100 security deposit month plus utilities. 484-1427. Rooms Not immediately near REDUCED campus. 351-7233. 3-8-22 [iff FURNISHED 1 bedroom. RENT plus little Call Jack 353-6400. 2-8-22 1-8-22 domestic work. 2 girls to 1 BEDROOm 3 MAN ISSTStiSi furnished apartment. 1-8-22 share 332-5977 APARTMENTS, $220 per month-9 months. 635 Abbott LANSING, PENNSYLVANIA EAST SIDE, 4 bedroom, $100. From August 20th to September HOUSEMATES; SEPTEMBER 1, convenient, comfortable .place,, ROOM IN quiet house for ponsible person. res¬ Cooking, parking |J2.6649 0-5-8-22 Road. 332-3312 nights. 2-8-22 South, 308. Upstairs apartment, 328 Regent Street, corner Kalama- $75/month. Call after 6 pm 1 FEMALE NEEDED for four $ 165/month 2 completely furnished, immediate 15th. $210 fall. 351-0997. 1-8-22 200.^ 485-0870. 5-8-22 351-9043. 1-8-22 BEDROOM APARTMENTS, occupancy. Small family or share ROOM IN big furnished coed 1 BEDROOM COUNTRY home for person starting September. New $273/month, 9 month leases. Four with other students. Call 484-1546 SORORITY TAKING boarders. 140 Cedar St. lies ... We Cedar Village, great viewl $85 00 337-7618. 1-8-22 blocks from east campus. 351- 6168 evenings. 2-8-22 evenings. 2-8-22 house, with fireplace. from MSU. Sunday, 351-2626. 1-8-22 $80. Across Call after 2. North of campus. $160 utilities. _651-6564.after 5. 3-8-22 plus Sophomores - Juniors preferred. Fall spring. Please call 337-9743. - 1-8-22 Phone 332-0111 FIVE MAN houses and a dupex have FEMALE NEEDED. Own furnished apartment, close rooinin to APARTMENT-2 bedroom. Three men or 3 women. Furnished. [ Houses £ GRAD STUDENTS wanted for four bedroom house. $75 each available fall. 3-8-22 Call 1-772-9665. GIRLS SINGLE room, cooking, campus. Connie 337-1722 TWO GIRLS for Utilities paid. $70 per month. separate entrance. $20 weekly. after 5:30 Friday large furnished HOUSES, HOUSES, HOUSES. plus utilities. 351-2073. 1-8-22 393-8541 after 3:30pm. 2-8-22 Call 332-0063. 1-8-22 location! Monday anytime or apartment, share room, $75 1-8-22 per 2-4 bedroom. Rent now before LOVELY, FURNISHED, 2-4 person month. Park Community Apart¬ QUIET FEMALE seeks roommate. the fall rush! 12 month leases FIVE AND 3 bedroom country houses near campus. 221 South ROOM NEAR campus, ments. Call 349-3086. 2-8-22 Homer. 309 South Mifflin. $190 - 2 girls NEEDED 2 bedroom only. Call Joe Miller, 332-4240. house. Campus 10 minutes, preferred, 122 Woodmere, FEMALE to subfease apartment. Own room. call River's ond Water's apartment in Cedar Close. Call persistantly 351-9563. 8-8-22 completely panelled, carpeted, $280 plus utilities. 372-6853 after 3 351-5860. 1-8-22 Village PINE LAKE apartments pm. 349-3604 from 8 - 10 pm. furnished. J Edge Apartments Starting fall. Call 337-9334. 1-8-22 6076 Marsh Road, Haslett. 1 2-8-22 LARGE ROOM In farm house for 355-7819. 1-8-22 $400 and $260. 0-1-8-22 NEED A man to share mobile [(next to Cedar Villoge) bedroom apartments-furnished and unfurnished, starting at $150 HICKORY HILLS- large modern couple or single. 12 miles north of 2 GIRLS SHARE house. Free home. Own room, $75/month. tired of noise? unfurnished 2 bedroom town- MSU. 651-6437 eve/iings. 4-8-22 BEAL - 4 bedroom furnished, - 482-5957. 1-8-22 per month plus utilities. Applian¬ parking, utilities paid. East L large room in 2 available ces shag carpeting, drapes. On house apartments. Shag osrpet- FOUR BEDROOM, furnished. carpeted, fireplace, parking. $450. Lansing - reasonable. 332-5977. WE HAVE 3 BEDROOM Campus, 2 blocks. 355-7819. im apartment for woman, bus route. Call 339-8192 ing, 2 baths, dishwasher, carport, 1005 North Pine, 1-8-22 ONE, TWO or three men needed or Lansing. Clean, 1-8-22 ile September 1st. $95/ UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS 332-4128, East Lansing Realty. convenient location. Also 1 well maintained. $280, year lease. for 6 man house. One block from 351-7822 after 5 pm. 2-8-22 bedroom available. 351-5937. 332-3398. 4-8-22 3 MALES, OWN rooms in good campus. Cedar Village area. $90 ABBOTT NEW 3 *220 2-8-22 bedroom - house. Close, immediate per month each. Includes utilities. From Per Month furnished duplex. Carpeted. CAMPUS, 2 blocks, luxury 1 occupancy or fall. Call 487-3525 or 351-3226. 2-8-22 furnished FEMALE NEEDED, starting fall for Campus 1.5 miles. $330. 355-7819 Kjrcnt. ML BEDROOM Campus 3 blocks, $165 including utilities. (INCtUDM 3MHIAT t WATM, bedroom, unfurnished, free heat. 12 month lease, no sublet, no pets. 2 bedroom. 882-2946. 2-8-22 Own room $90. YES...two 484-3155. 1-8-22* TWO BEDROOM mobile home EFFICIENCY-NEAR Union. Now $175. 332-0976, 129 Highland. to September 13th. $3 per day. Kl9. 1-8-22 call 2-8-22 3 BEDROOM, STOVE and refri¬ near MSU, $120 plus utilities and 482-2317, 332-6206, 663-8418. 2-8 bedroom knob hill LARGE APARTMENT- country MALE TO sublet Americana Apartment. Fall term or entire johns gerator furnished, near MSU, available now, 669-3931 before 10 or after 5. 1-8-22 deposit, 337-9644. 1-8-22 -22 Carpeted, fireplace, apartments setting, 3 bedrooms, unfurnished, year. $92./month. No damage g, Campus 4 blocks. $290. 349-4700 5 miles from campus available now, Grand River- Okemos area. 489-1798. 2-8-22 deposit. 351-2396, Mart. 2-8/22 per apartment! 4 AND 6 BEDROOM houses. Close to campus. CUTE ONE, two bedroom apart¬ Furnished. Community atmosphere AND 351-6762. 1-8-22 BALCONIES, TOO DOMINOS ments. Close LCC, MSU. |SE TO campus. Furnished, FURNISHED AND unfurnished 1 Carpet, Sorry, no,pets furnished, unfurnished. $130- ncy, one and two bedroom. bedroom apartments. On bus line, Water's & River's Edge TWO BEDROOM duplex. Quiet, $185. No pets, children. Even¬ 62, between 9-5 pm. 5-8-22 10 minutes to campus. Starting at (next to Cedar Village) no smoking. Furnished, close, 597 SPARTAN - DUPLEX 2 $160/month. Call 332-8036. ings, 482-5450. 2-8/22 utilities paid. 332 4432 $270. 332-1095. $150 bedroom furnished, upper level. 2-8-22 PIZZA CAMPUS NEAR, 2 bedroom furn¬ 1-8-22 jd 1 bedroom apartment Comfortable and quiet For 2,3, or 4 people. Off-street parking, pool TWO BEDROOM furnished or ished, utilities paid. Call after 5pm, EAST LANSING one 9 w, 676-4874. 7-8-22 339-8481. 2-8-22 - man FIVE - SIX bedroom luxury privileges. Year lease. $250 plus unfurnished. Near Sparrow. duplexes, houses, and rooms. duplexes. Shag carpet, two baths, utilities. Available September. STE-MAR ho APARTMENTS across Phone 351-3118, if no From $175, lease, deposit, 332- SUBLEASE APARTMENT Begin REALTY 489-2431. 8-8-22 convenient location. 332-1095. answer 484-4014. 5-8-22 5144. 2-8-22 | campus. Extremely quiet fall 2 bedrooms, very close. Call 1-8-22 Just call & ask for I phone 351-1258 between 10 SUBLEASE 2 BEDROOM, 2 bath 351-9563 or 337-7146. 3-8-22 WALK TO campus. Clean, non¬ J. 6 pm. only. 7-8-22 apartment. Brandy Wine Creek. FULLY CARPETED, one, two, three and four bedroom dwellings, smoking, male wanted to share 318 SOUTH Detroit. house, partly furnished. 3 bedroom The Lunch time special $160 - TT ROAD 910 luxurious un- Many extras. 351-0823. 2-8-22 utilities paid. 485-4111. 2-8-22 FRANDOR NEAR. Completely house with one other. Fine 351-7497. 0-1-8-22 funished. Heat included. Large neighborhood. $100 per month _J, 1 and 2 bedrooms, NEED 1 or 2 female roommates, TIRED OF landlord hassles? Try one bedroom. plus utilities. 332-3398. 2-8-22 delivered from 11-4 daily jous units with air condition- Trees, shade, NEED THREE students for 5 Woodmere Apartments, close to the co-operative way of living. parking, shopping, laundry, bus, bedroom home. $70 per month. | dishwashers and more. 12 campus, call 351 5467. 2-8-22 After a purchase of memberships $180. Available September 1. EAST LANSING 2 bedroom Ah leases only, from ft Grads and couples $180/ only. NICELY FURNISHED efficiencies. your payments will be from $114 for a 1 bedroom; $135 for a 2 Prefer marrieds or grads. Phone Westphalia, 1-587-6680. 2-8-22 lex. Carpeted, furnished, ient to MSU. Phone 351-5964. dup¬ conven¬ Phone 484-6536. 2-8-22 NEED 3 Two Locations |joe Miller 332-424(1 R-8-22 Very close. Utilities paid. Parking. bedroom; $140 for a 3 bedroom. 2-8-22 girls, own furnished, near campus. Available bedroom, $120 $150. 337-9452 0-8/22 - MSU-10 minute drive. Serving campus East of Serving campus West of Give us a call at 882-4176 or Modern September 15th. 332-0974. 1-8-22 ET DUPLEX in Lansing, 2 Farm Lane Farm Lane 393-9513. 2-8-22 furnished.single bedroom or stud¬ MATURE GRADUATE student to it, unfurnished, upstairs, FEMALE GRAD or working - own io. with or without balcony. share furnished house with same. IN EAST Lansing, Brookfield Drive Jren, no pets, prefer grad or Hid students. $165 plus elec- bedroom in furnished apartment, 1 WOMAN MID 20"s to help locate Covered parking and laundry. No Own room. $75 per month, plus Two bedroom ranch duplex, full 351-8880 351-7100 $87.50 utilities included - after and share 2 bedroom apartment. pets. No children. From $155 per basement, large yard. i Call 485-3845. 3-8-22 5pm, 487-4582. 2-8-22 349-4676. 2-8-22 month. Phone 487-1551. 2-8-22 utiities. Lansing, Mrs. Ketchum 882-7631. 3-8-22 couple or two grad students. $220. Phone 351-7283. 1-8-22 Married V _i - m moi NEWS YELLOW PME COUNTRY SETTING, new 4 , bedroom duplex, 2% baths, $370/ month. Phone 351-7283. 1-8-22 The Business Service LANSING EAST side. Large 4 Directory bedroom house, 2 baths. $200/ month, available September 15th. 351-7283. 1-8-22 Creative Corner EAST LANSING, 4 bedrooms, 2 Fashions In Needlecraft ★ Save Tint ★Save Money baths , family room, near MSU and Red Cedar School. $400 plus Dependable Finns and Individuals Ready and Eager to serve you utilities. Available September 1. After 6pm, 351-8798. 2-8-22 ROOMMATES NEEDED, 3 bed¬ Hill Service Lauidry Stereo Repair Travel room, unfurnished duplex. Haga- dorn/Haslett Roads. $95/month. KID'S WASHDAY 351-6959. 2-8-22 MPARTS, mm 354 per SAVINGS single AIR • RAIL TOURS - CRUISES EAST LANSING duplex, 4 bed¬ room, it. 332-3746. 2 baths, utility room, depos¬ 2-8-22 CENTEK 504 per double HOTKL RESERVATIONS INC. PROFESSIONAL AUDIO TWO BLOCKS from campus. * • ABORTION CONTRACEPTION . Why Pay More? REPAIR COLLEGE TRAVEL have four houses in prime loca¬ I OFFICE • • COUNSELING Three full - time professionally tions available for fall. Two UK MODEL MOTORS AND • STERILIZATION S«nrlc« WENDROW'S ' trained technicians Complete Test facilities 130 W. Grand River efficiency apartments available. The houses are four to are also I MATS A SPECIALITY CYN Clinic East Laming six bedrooms. Call Craig Gibson 1 I Htfwy M4-21S4 MtWMn Holt A Speakers Available 1226 E. Michigan Ave. ECONOWASH 351-6010 at 482-5147 from 9 am to 2 pm. After 6 pm, "IU27-9773. 2-8-22 Mwon on I*. cwtor Lansing 48S-327I "THITRAV11 MOMMIONAIS" TWO ROOMMATES needed for ^Barter Shop The Fall Bride is Far Sal* Typig Senricc four bedroom house near L.C.C. and bus, $60 per month, share This utilities, parking and storage, no planning now i k? * 1 From The Top TYPING pets. 484-5185 after 6 p.m. 2-8-22 |UNion Hinge At The ding Advertise in the ■Store With Papers Theses 1 PERSON NEEDED for peaceful The Red Door! household-own room-$50/month, tber Wedding Column Dissertations _ IMPORTED 10 minutes from campus. 485- I shop •Pipes 1886. 2-8-22 in my home. 'Cigars MSU NEAR. Students or single * *Cigarettes Electric Type ■ Elite adults. 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom Tobaccos Reasonable Rates houses. Call 372-3117. 2-8-22 1*30 Mon. -Frl. Block One M.A.C. or Wilkin 355 - 8255 Pick Up and Delivery , 332 4269 FALL, TWO bedrooms open, CALL 655-1611 small grad. student house. $100. or 655-1542 Furnished. Walking distance, easy bus access. Big plant porch, back BARBERS Horstmyer's Spwls Epjpwt yard. Mellow company, no scat¬ tered dudes need apply. Tim, 7098—THE CAPE IS TOPS for 7483—INSTANT-KNIT SET. Use DR. D.M.DEAN 373-6880. 2-8-22 town or suburbs. Knit long or 2 strands knitting worsted J "n«ex Hairstyling OPTOMETRIST Sugar House Hockey Equipment FALL, 4th Girl needed, own room shorter version in dramatic diamond design of snuggly, together to whip up tonable a fash sleeveless top and po CONVENIENT Bicycles nice people, clQse, furnished, soft knitting worsted. Ribbed- band collar is so flattering. jacket. Note the crunch) cables. Great with pants, •OCATIONS Bee Supplies Row Honey ^ $90/month, year lease. 332-0405. 2-8-22 Directions. Misses' Sizes 8-20 skirts. Directions for Misses VISION CARE included. Sizes 10-20 included. Vidian Mall: 349 2760 CONTACT LENS Maple Synip Pvck And To be sure you get the Fall LOWER RENTS Lansing East SERVICES • side. 5 blocks from campus. Send $1.00 for each pattern. Add 25c for each pattern for business of MSU students, Unsing: Pedal Pro Shop Modern 1,2 or 5 bedroom houses. first-class mail and handling Send to: faculty and staff call3554255. Alice Brooks , «2-2420 Columbia on Onondaga. Turn 1*11 $150 - $180 - $350. Parking. Needlecraft Dept. | ^3 Washington on p.m. CURTICE RO. 10 a.m. Monday " « 337-9452. 0-8-22 - Michigan State News, 126 Jj"Kotjtch»k's) Mil 882-2011. COUNTRY SETTING. New 3 Box 163, Old Chelsea Station, New York. NY 10011. Print bedroom duplex, with finished rec Name, Address, Zip, Pattern Number. Recrotiw room. Responsible students. More than ever before! 200 designs plus 3 free printed in CO-OPTICAL - $370 plus utilities. 351-7283. side NEW 1976 NEEDLECRAFT CATALOG Has everything! 75c The Wedding Column 4-8-22 New! Crochet with Squares $1.00 SERVICES PAR-MOB New! Crochet a Wardrobe $1.00 GOLF COURSES THE COMPLETE Nifty Fifty Quilts $1.00 WEDDING SERVICE JEWELRY: Orange Biooom Jacobsoris EAST LANSING, residential living. Duplex, 2 bedroom, stove, refri¬ Ripple Crochet Sew + Knit Book - has Basic Tissue Pattern $1.00 $1.25 Complete Bridal gerator, dishwasher, disposal, Needlepoint Book ^1 00 Gold Famjon carpeting, full basement, large Flower Crochet Book Services $100 • msmwwis Art Carved yard. $225 plus utilities. Available Hairpin Crochet Book $1.00 9 Hot* par 3 and September 1st. Phone 351-7283. • GLASSES GIFTS Instant Crochet Book •Bridal Salon 4-8-22 $1.00 Regulation Court* Cmom Picture FremtnK Instant Macrame Book $1.00 • CONTACT HNS At the Corner of •Registry Instant Money Book $1.00 FOUR BEDROOM, acre Complete Gift Book yard. mu. Park Lake Road and •Stationery and Gifts Near faculty club, lease, $280 Complete Afghans r 14 $100 $1 00 •mMMfrw East M-78 •Pine Jewelry Phone 393-1314. 2 8-22 12 Prize Afghans ;12 50c WW StwmS Book of 16 Quilt ;1 EO 2-3432 Fashions for the 50 c HOUSES, APARTMENTS, and Museum Quilt Book :2 50c 1 * LEFT Trousseau and Mother for fall. Call EQUITY VEST 15 Quilts for Today ;3 50c YELLOW PABS rooms OUT OF TUE Ml SUS of the Bride and Groom INCORPORATED, 351-8150. No Book of 16 liffy Rugs 50c fee. 0-7-8-22 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, Augus, , Rooms For Sale Fir Silt 'V hiMls ](g, [~l*sT 1 Feiit f" tenl l(Z] [ •m' EsUU J®) lea! leal Estate « CEDAR/l-96-South. Attractive 100 USED Vacuum Cleaners. AT OUR prices get that emergen¬ OLD ENGLISH FIND SOMETHING FREE. A Lesson in complexion FOR SALE. Two bedroom efficiency, references/lease. $24 sheep dog pup¬ .. house Tanks, cannisters and uprights. cy pair of glasses. OPTICAL pies. Purebred. Shots/wormed. EATON week. 663-8418, 482-2317, 694 Guaranteed one full year. $7.88 If you've found a pet or article of care. Call 484-4519 East Michigan on Cowley Avenue, short walking RAPIDS. DISCOUNT, 2615 East Michigan. 6 weeks old. 482-4376 after value* we want to help you return or 485-7197 distance to MSU. bedroom colonial 1850,332-6206. 2-8-22 and up. DENNIS DISTRIBUTING 372-7409. C-5-8-22 5 p.m. Lansing Mall. MERLE Range, refriger¬ do„K, 2-8/22 room, formal COMPANY, 316 North Cedar. it. Just come into the State News Classified Department and tell us NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIOS. C-10-8-22 ator, carpeting furnished. Must seen to be be dining r(S appreciated. Call Opposite City Market. C-10-8-22 CAMERAS, LENSES - Minolta AFGHAN PUPPIES - show and you want to place an ad in EAST ©1278. 3-8-2 SRT-101 Black body $130; Minolta race prospects. Call Lone Wolf LANSING STATE BANK'S Found MOVING SALE! Furniture, small Rokkor 50mm fl.7 lens $50; THREE BEDROOM house for 1 NEAT, RESPONSIBLE person Hounds, 669-5931. 7-8-22 Column. As a public service EAST sale for 4 person country home. Phone items. Starts 2 pm August 27th - Minolta Rokkor-X 135mm f2.8 LANSING STATE BANK will run tial Estate « by owrfer, near MSU.1* Finished 29th. 1716 East Michigan. 1-8-22 lens $120; Minolta Rokkor 300mm basement. 351-9035. 4-8-22 339-3271. 3-8-22 the ad at no cost to you! SEXY PURPLE carpet, one inch f4.5 lens $150; NIKON F2 body Mobile Homes M EAST LANSING EAST LANSING. 1311 Red Leaf. EAST LANSING, near with Photomic finder $240; Nikkor STATE BANK ROOMS. PRIVATE. Across from Four bedroom campus, shag, Barwick, 18 plus square 50mm fl.2 lens $125; Nikkor ranch, 2 baths, 126 University Drive. campus. Furnished. Kitchen C-10-8-22 finished rec room, covered patio. By owner, yards. Flame-proof. $110 or best 50mm f 1.4 lens $66; Nikkor 200 BARONESS 1974 12x60, $39,000. 2 large bedrooms, facilities. Utilities paid. $75-$120. offer. 332-6050. 1-8-22 furnished 2 Price reduced to $38,750. Land study, 337-7349. 3-8-22 mm f4 lens $136; also LEICA bedroom, washer/ LOST: FRANNIE, grey and white family room, dining ell, 1V4 baths, dryer. 15 minutes from MSU. contract available with $7,000 2 fireplaces, sundeck. equipment and DARKROOM female cat with pink collar. down. » For Phone 694-8384 or 694-1767. Call owner at 351-5262. ROOMS FOR fall. Farmhouse accessories. Phone 355-8311 days Reward, call 351-7152. 4-8-22 appointment to see call between 10-8-22 48-22 3-5 pm only. 332-8247. 3-8-22 fraternity, 151 Bogue, 337-9230, Sunday thru Thursday 349-2617 $450, food served-two man HARDBACKS evenings. 5-8-22 LOST: CALCULUS notes near PAPERBACKS rooms. 3-8-22 x MOBILE HOME SITES Wells Hall. Reward. Call 351- COMIC BOOKS SANITIZED FEATHER bed, pil¬ 2126. 2-8-22 SCIENCE FICTIO FOR RENT LARGE modern DOUBLE ranch. rooms Dishwasher, in SPORTS ITEMS MAGAZINES ondMUCH lows in 3 sizes. Feather beds made to order. Pillows renovated. iure living ot Moonloke Mobil* FOUND: 10 week old black kitten, TIRED OF CARRYING MUCH. MORE fireplace, all the conveniences of 6773 West M-78, 675-7231. white markings, affectionate. E. Grand River home. Close to campus. Avail¬ able September 15. Call us, 11-8-22 332-2771 afternoons only. C-2-8- 22 YOUR BOOKS ALL 337-0195. 5-8-22 BICYCLE CLOSE OUT SALE. GIBSON ES-125 IDG electric, MOONLAKE hollow body, 2 pickup, $600 FEMALE ROOMATE needed to French built, light weight, touring bikes, 10 speed. Ladies 3 speed. offer. 361-3340. 5-8-22 or Mobile Home Park LOST. MANS wrist watch at tennis courts, Pesticide Research OVER TOWN WHEN share room in large ranch style Save on top quality handmade LOTS FOR 30x70 FOOT TRAILERS. Center or Natural Science Build¬ STUDENTS WITH FAMILY TRAVEL home. Close to campus. Avail¬ SMALL FORMICA topped tables ing. Call Ed, 355-1768. 2-8-22 able September 15th. 337-0195. 5-8-22 Cathy, bikes. 645-2127. C-10-8-22 for sale. HIGHWHEELER RESTAURANT and LOUNGE 231 TRAILERS WlLCOME. Immediate DOG LOST; Foos, female, me¬ YOU'RE TRYINO 10 PHASE LINEAR 400 power amp, M.A.C. 351-2755. dium size. Stub tail. Brown/white Harman Kardon citation II pre- 4-8-22^ ROOMS OR suites. Some amp, Teac 1500 reel to reel deck, SCUBA TANKS. Twin 72's, STAR 10x50, 2 bedroom, air, markings. 2-8/22 Reward. 337-2087. SELL THEM? i cooking. Start $50/month, utilities EV interface A speakers, AR 2AX United States divers manifold with included. Near campus, 351-0473. shed, near campus. Mobile Home speakers, dual changer, Craig J reserve and backpack $140.00, Manor, 351-7523. 0-10-8-22 LOST: SMALL black Labrador 4-8-22 Dolby cassette, Sony TC-228 eight track recorder. WE MAKE 332-4680 2-8-22 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. female. Lost August 15th. WHY NOT STOP BY PRIVATE ROOM with board. 3 Reward, please call 349-1739. TRADES. WILCOX SECOND¬ HUGE JUNK sale-prices you can't bedroom, 12x60. Clean, good 2-8-22 Close/campus. $420/term. Call HAND STORE, 509 East Michigan refuse: 351-7226, 332-5035 . 2-8-22 Lansing. 485-4391. C-10-8-22 beds, chests, antiques, childs desks, chairs, toys, stereo, condition, campus 1 mile months lease, references, deposit . 9-12 LOST: FEMALE AND GET CASH clothes, bike parts, skis, etc. beagle, Beal 3 SINGLE FURNISHED for required. $200/month. 393-6966. street area. May have red collar. women who want to study. SEWING MACHINE Clearance Firday-Saturday, 22nd-23rd-10-5. 3-8-22 Air Call John, 487-0561. 3-8-22 conditioned, separate kitchen, close-in, no lease. Fall, Old Sale! Brand new portables $49.95, $5 per month. Large selection of Sunday-24th-11-4 (Everything half price). 831 Audubon, East Lans¬ ing. Near Glen Cairn School. AMHURST 1970, 12x45, skirted, 2 bedrooms, shed and porch, excel¬ FOUND: PRESCRIPTION FOR BOOKS WITH Fashioned private home. Phone reconditioned used machines. 2-8-22 lent condition, 641-6383. 2-8-22 sunglasses, men's. Beal Gardens, 332-0647 after 5:15 pm. 3-8-22 Singers. Whites, Necchi's, New Home and "many others." $19.95 EXCELLENT STEREO system, 9 August 17. 351-1180. C-1-8-22 ONE STOP. NICELY FURNISHED single, to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS SPACIOUS 3 BEDROOM, 1 % months old, Garrard turntable, FOUND: YOUNG male cat. Shared kitchen, TV lounge, park¬ DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, 1115 baths, washer/dryer. Phone 485- North quad amplifier, KLH-17 speakers, 8910 evenings. Must sell. 2-8-22 Brown, black and white. Snyder ing utilities. Very close. $80. Washington. 489-6448. $305. 355-4834. x-3-8-22 area. 355-9361. C-1-8-22 337-9452. 0-8-22 C-10-8-22 GARAGE SALE. Thursday OLDER MOBILE home for sale. Stove and refrigerator, partially IS THE BEST TIME L.C.C./SPARROW-Attractive. ef¬ LEAVING TOWN must sell. through Saturday, August 21-23. \\/\ - furnished, $1100. 1-313-284-9270. Personal ficiency. References/year lease. $24 week. 482-2317, 663-8418, Womans Panasonic 10-speed; $120. Soundesign stereo, $100. King size wicker head board- bedspread, electralux vacuum 5-8-22 TO STOP AT 332-6206. 2-8-22 Call 6-10 pm. 337-0506. 5-8-22 cleaner, drapes, furniture, clothes TRAVELO, 8'x37', wood finished BOARD EXAM TUTORING dryer, western saddle. 1770 interior, furnished and carpeted, STANLEY H. KAPLAN FOUR TICKETS, MSU-Ohio State close. Best offer. Dennison, White Hills Estates, 332-2608. TUTORING COURSES For Sale Game. If interested, reply to Box East Lansing. 2-8-22 4-8-22 Now being formed for the GIBSON'S WE'VE GOT what you .want for B3, State News Office, Student Services Building. 1-8-22 LEAVING PLANET. sectional couch, recliner, two Must sell LIBERTY, 1966, 12x50. condition. Must sell. 15 minutes Good upcoming MCAT, DAT, LSAT, ATGSB, GRE Board exams. For information call 1-313-354-0085. BOOKSTORE your apartment. Can openers, FRIGIDIARE ELECTRIC 128 W. Grand River (where Michigan ft Grand River meet) range, single beds with box springs, from campus. 675-7508. 4-8-22 0-10-8-22 irons, steak broilers, radios, tv's, gold, self-cleaning, good condi dresser and dinette. Call 351-6234 hairdryers, tables 'n' chairs, lamps, tion. $225. 485-0938 after 1 p.m. sofas, typewriters; manual and after 5:30 p.m. 2-8-22 x-1-8-22 electric. All reasonably prices. Leather coats, stereos and EIGHT-TRAC tape player' 2 GARAGE SALE, Monday to sporting goods. Come on down to speakers, asking $35. After 5:30 Friday, 12-8 p.m. 525 Emily. p.m. Rachel, 351-6256. 2-8-22 The State News DICKER & DEAL, 1701 South Stereo, radio, furniture, linens, Dining Guide Cedar. 487-3886. C-10-8-22 drapes, miscellaneous. 1-8-22 - DOUBLE WATER bed, raised CARPETING SHAG frame and heater, $85. Fuji special - - yellow/ CALCULATOR: SR-50, 5 months road racer, 25 inch frame, very gold, 'and one very light green. old, also Cannon pocketronic ^-Specialty Textured -^ty,le-blue. $3./yard. good condition,.with extras, $160. printing calculator. Call Tom, of the 349-0497. 8-8-22 485-2901. 2-8-22 339-9775. 1-8-22 FILING CABINETS, upholstered chairs, bookshelves, humidifier, Animals [hi rocking horse, miscellaneous household items. 355-8213. HAMILTON yh ARAB MARE, well-trained, The State Room Dining 3-8-22 AUTOMATIC, combination reference table and good price, 8 years, 393-7118 RCA 24 INCH phonograph, AM/FM radio, in television beautiful cabinet, $80, call 355- with drawing board. 36x60 with straight edge and green vinyl covering, $400. Call 355-1951. evenings, weekends. 4-8-22 FREE KITTENS to good home. Litter trained. Call 645-7322 after 6 Elegant 3066 1-8-22 CENTRAL UNITED 5-8-22 pm weekdays. 3-8-22 on Elegant dining on the MSU Campus The of METHODIST UNIVERSITY campus? Where,vou say? appearance pEOplES spring marks the time Across from the capitol Behind the modest brick¬ when fresh vegetables and Sermon Topic: REFORMED work of the Kellogg Center fruits are available which Dare to Let God Catch You" CHURCH Alumni Memorial Chapel chuRch is one of the best rooms in Mid-Michigan. The State Room, a dining very adds even more to the "home cooked meal" at¬ mosphere in the State Dr. Howard A. Lyman Interdenominational stately room in MSU's Room (1 block east of. 200 W. Grand River Worship Services Auditorium! at Kellogg Center, is adorned Another attractive fea¬ Michigan with ture about the 10:00 a.m. 9:30-Study Groups For 332-5073 many photographs State Room Adults and Sunday School dating back to when MSU is the number of varieties 10:00 Service 10:30-Coffee Hour was only an agricultural of foods on the menu. "The Threat of station with just a ndful Each day for lunch and 11:00 a.m. • Worship Service of buildings. Polished wood dinner, For rides call 355-0155 Nothingness" a seafood, poultry, UNIVERSITY after 9:00 a.m. Sunday by Rev. Fuerstenau paneling and beauti¬ and a beef entree is of¬ ful burgundy colors in the fered - satisfying even the CHRISTIAN 6:00 - Evening worship College Discussion Group State Room make it finickiest of eaters. The CHURCH Tom Stark, Pastor - 11:00 a.m. ap¬ Fred Herwalt, Associate Pastoi pealing to the eye from the selections on the menu 310 N. Church School moment you enter. change every day, as does Hagadorn Road Kathy Lang, Staff the Gourmet's Corner, a 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. Not only is the State Study Period - 10:00a.m. Associate Worship - 11:00a.m. Crib through Adult Room eyecatching, but it regular feature on the S ••.inspiration also offers a menu that is State Room menu. — 7:00p.m. Whether it be for break¬ Transportation appealing to the stomach. Provided fast, lunch, or dinner, the UNIVERSITY own The Stai, Room does its baking, including Kellogg Center Room (located on Harrison State home-baked bread with BAPTIST CHURCH every dinner, cakes, pies, across from the Brody complex), offers students and cookies. Frozen and and the general public the 4608 S. Hagadorn canned are words rarely CHRISTIAN excellent dining everyone Worship Service: 10:00 a.m. used on the premises. seeks today. Sun da v School: REFORMED 11:15 a.m. School Discipleship 6:00 ♦-Also p.m. CHURCH Teaturii^g-* for Bus Service Call: :<51 • lltl or :)5; 6-191 ■ John Walden, Pastor the cast Room Hobie's HQ In a superb letting atop South Baptist Church 1518S. Washington Lansing tfte SANOWKH PEOPLES Jacobsoris Sunday -7:00 p.n 7076 sID RIVER EVKNING SERVICE- 6:00 p.m. THE STATE ROOm Why don't you Ask Kellog Center' The D 1 ALEX'S RESTAURANT by Pastor Sugden Gracious dining in a nostalgic campus atmosphere. MICHIGAN'S SHOWCASE RR RESTAURANT FRI - SEAFOOD BUFFET "The Christian Lifestyle" Breakfast Mon Sat. 7 AM 10/ THE POINT AFTER lunch COMPLETE DINNERS, SPECIALIZING IN T. J.'t SALOON By Rev. Tim Limburg Dinner Mon Sat. H30AM-2 VALET PARKING Man Sat. 5:30PM-B Fellowship BreaMov Dinner Sun Sun. 8AM-11. 12:45 PM-4 SEAFOOD—STEAKS—CHOPS 321 E. MICHIGAN AVE. 9:45a.m. SngtK> 4PM'6 1203 S. WASHINGTON, LANSING 482 1251 and refreshments S"" ' • College Bible Class Student Center open in the fireside 8:30p.m. daily 9 a.m. toll p.m. room. in the fireside room, Lunch Wednesday 12 30 1 30 p.m. Sund iy 11:00 a.r For Transportation God is Ahead of Us Call. 351 6360 by Pastor Sugden 231 MAC. or 332 8189 11:00.2:00AM E Union 1509 River Terrace irfa-tMOIua. ^ 6:00-12:00 Sun. FREE BUS SERVICE Morning and Evening The Call 482-0754 for information Dining Guide is sponsored by the above Restaurants atc News, East Lansing, Michigan Lliipn - Friday, August 22,1975 13 THE SMALL SOCIETY rODAVS PROGRAMS by Brickman 4 WJIM-TV, looting | Video Everyday - AN Rights Reserved - Dickinson Newt paper Services 7 WXYZ TV. I0WIUTV, Jock ton Dttrolt 25 WEYI-TV, • WOTV, Grand Rapids Soginaw 9 CKLW-TV Windsor 41 WUHQ TV. Bot.l. 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(4) George Pierrot 9:00 CAMPUS CLATTER (4-5-8-10) Rockford Files £ (6) Flintstones (9) News by Larry Lewis I00QQE3 W9m [JJUTOG COMPANY rnilDAMV -*"> f'Md" (7) Movie (8) Hogan's Heroes (9) Andy Griffith (23) Masterpiece Theatre 9:30 Z CAN ASSURE YOU MEAN YOU DIDN'T [ABSOLUTELY ACNES ERNS (2-3-6-25) Movie YOU /WY RESUME' USE A LITTLE PUPFERY, V NOT, SiRj ivjlwelfw housewares stereos/ toysf sporting goods (10) Mickey Mouse Club (9) Sports Scene ADVERTISING IS IOO PER CENT EXAGGERATE JUST A BiT / (12) Merv Griffin (14) News ACCURATE J WHY OR INSERT EVEN ONE (3-6-25) Tattletales (13) Lucy [ 6:30 (14) News (50) Dinah! DO YOU ASK 3 LITTLE WHITE LIE 3 Lmrner Semester (4-5-8-10) High Rollers (9) Take 30 (25-50) Munsters 10:00 LtFor Women Only (4-5-8-10) Policewoman (1241) You Don't Say (41) Virginian (9) Down Home Country (13) Showoffs EVENING (23) Commanders (23) Mister Rogers 5:00 PM 11:00 [0fM. Presents (6-8) Ironside Us & Farm (50) New Zoo Revue (2-34-5-6-7-8- L Show 11:30 (9) Mickey Mouse Club 9-10-12-13-23-25) News 6:45 (3-6) Love Of Life (10) Truth Or Consequences (41) Green Acres Lng Edition (4-5-8-10) Hollywood Squares (13) That Girl (50) Dealer's Choice f Miffl 6:55 Kerr (7-12-1341) Brady Bunch (9) Family Court (23) Mister Rogers (25) Lucy 11:30 (2-3-6-13-25-50) Movies fiiit Of'76 ' (23) Villa Alegre (50) Lost In Space (4-5-8-10) Tonight Show 7:00 (25) Dinahl 5:30 (7-12) World Of Entertainment [25) News (50) Bugs Bunny (4) Bowling For $ (41) Rock Concert SHORT RIBS HOI Today 11:55 (9) Partridge Family 12:00 MIDNIGHT UH America (3-6) News (10) Beverly Hillbillies (9) Movie by Frank Hill Ln Playhouse 12:00 NOON (12-13-14) News 1:00 AM Ltd Racer (2-5-6-8-13) News (23) Villa Alegre (3) Movie Midlife Theatre (3) Young 8t Restless (25) Hogan's Heroes (4-5-8-10) Midnight Special [ 7:25 1-10) News (4-10) Machine Magnificent Marble (41) News 5:55 (7) Rock Concert (13) News Ml Michigan (7-12-41) Showoffs 6:00 (50) Religious Message | 7:30 (9) Bob Switzer (2-34-5-6-7-8- 1:30 LBobby (23) Firing Line 10-12-13-25-41) News (2) Movie (9) Bewitched jirtoon Carnival (50) Underdog (14) Modern Home Digest 2:30 jiiii's Big Top 12:20 PM (4-7-10-12) News 8:00 (6) Almanac (23) When TV Was Live 3:00 blCapt. Kangaroo 12:30 (50) Untouchables (2) Mayberry RFO Lto'sBig Top (2-3-6-25) Search For Tomorrow 6:30 (7) Religious Message Lie Street (4) News (3-4-5-6-7-8-10-25) News (12) National Anthem Mi America (5-10) Jackpot (9) Jeannie 3:30 | 8:25 (7-12-1341) All My Children (12-41) Movies (2) News DOONESBURY (13) Beverly Hillbillies fill News (8) Mike Douglas 3:35 by Gary Trudeau In Michigan (50) Lucy (23) Discover Flying (2) Message For Today 9:00 12:55 7:00 IPricels Right (5-10) News (24-7-8-14) News Lira 3 1:00 (3) What's My Line? at the mmr OF the 8/6 jamie, i oh, no, notat but then one my last LcMtrition (2) Love Of Life (5) Ironside apple's problems seems to be take rr you all, seraldo- fall 1 was promoted to a right! Ln'! Island (3-25) Spin-Oft P*-» * (6) Bewitched the endless Ems of the mid- and your in fact, at first, 445,000job. that same cay, and suddenly L i Restless (4) What's My Line? 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LOADS of mm mr. jamie podp, anxious to p Matthews (6) Not For Women Only (13) Truth Or Consequences i one such fu6itive... for an upwardly leave ny... mobile coupleukbus! and the 6ar0a6' went on strike ^ sense' (7-12-13-41) Ryan's Hope (23) Off The Record [.Dnssup l|Mike Douglas (9-50) Movies (25) FBI Iteming daybreak (10) Somerset (50) Hogan's Heroes Hour 9:27 (23) Black Perspective 7:30 Religious Message 1:25 (2) Truth Or Consequences (3) Name That Tune L 9:30 MM (2) News 1:30 (4) Hollywood Squares (2-3-6-25) As The World Turns (6) Price Is Right (4-5-8-10) Days Of Our Lives (7-8) Let's Make A Deal tartsliip Of Eddie's Father (7-12-1341) Let's Make A Deal (9) Room 222 Kical Chairs (23) Feeling Good (10) Candid Camera wentration 2:00 (13) To Tell The Truth (14) Cable Spotlight miner Schools fi»s, Yoga & You (2-3-6-25) Guiding Light (23) Evening Edition THE DROPOUTS (7-12-1341) $10,000 Pyramid 'Ay Today ■tk LaLanne (23) Woman 2:30 by Post nl Duvall 9:55 (2-3-6-25) Edge Of Night (WAY'S (4-5-8-10) Doctors S)Spin-0ff 10:00 HI Celebrity Sweepstakes (7-12-1341) Rhyme & Reason (23) Boarding House 3:00 HIGHLIGHT! MAmi 8:00 PM (2) Young & Restless Wallach, Julie Harris. Parents try «ttie Street (3-6 25) New Price Is Right (CBS) Friday Night Movie to get at the source of their taper Room (4-5-8-10) Another World "One More Time" Sammy Davis daughter's drug habit. Wro'it Today Jr, Peter Lawford. Two detectives (7-12-1341) General Hospital 10:15 (23) Lilias, Yoga 8> You play a cat-and-mouse game with a (ABC) Summer Movie tally Giant 3:30 gang of smugglers. "The Night Strangler" Darren 10:30 (2-3-6-25) Match Game'75 McGavin, Shane Briant. 25) Gambit (NBC) Sanford And Son (7-12-1341) One Life To Live Newspaper man is assigned to 101 Wheel Of Fortune "The Older Woman" (R) Lamont (9) Gomer Pyle investigate a series of unsolved JwitW/Dennis Wholey falls for a woman older than murders. (23) Zee Cooking School We & Friends (50) Banana Splits 4:00 10:00 "Don't Say (2-3) Musical Chairs (ABC) Summer Movie (NBC) Police Woman "Zoo Revue (4) Somerset "The Mark Of Zorro" Frank "Nothing Left To Lose" (R) PROFESSOR PHUMBLE "ForWomen Only (5) Movie Langella, Ricardo Montalban. Drama about the difficult life of a 11:00 Tale of the dashing avenger of the police informer. by Bill Yates 1 Donahue (6) Underdog (7) You Oon't Say oppressed people of early California. 11:30 ■^e®on screens have a phospher coating, SONY 8:30 (NBC) Tonight Show I'M TrJ everTrinitron screen J8 Pnospher is a pattern of (NBC) Chico And The Man Joey Bishop is guest host. stripes; unlike a dot pattern, K Pes have less space between them. So "Second Thoughts" (R) Ed finds ACCEPT^ Chico by a l°nco' or beams hit more phospher, and the himself bound contract to (ABC) Wide World: Mystery coumdonotJS .greater color "The Picture Of Dorian Gray" a"d saturation; greater clarity, 9:00 (PT.1) Shane Briant, Nigel TO THI? jntensity. The unique Sony (NBC) The Rockford Files Trinitron Color System is very Davenport. Story of a man whose "9' You'll see. "Claire" (R) Rockford is plunged wish to be eternally young comes into a tug-of-war between the ttozpirM- police and the underworld. 1:00 AM 9:30 (ABC) Wide World: Mystery ^""•Lansing MalleMeridian MalUWestwood GREAT STORES (CBS) Friday Night Movie "The Picture Of Dorian Gray" Mall "The People Next Door" Eli (PT.2) FRANK & ERNEST by Bob Thaves "SEX6EANT schultz.ujhat ATM* TAXIDERMY are you d01n6 here?" "i see noth/n6, colonel ho6an.. no thins66... Company?... let ME SPtAKTo THE COMEDIAN. yrtmmBk 'ViKiia-aia ju TMAV£> 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing. Michigan RecriatlnjM Tffiu Swtic* l|jli FLORIDA VACATION house; UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS sleeps seven, near Disney World, COMPLETE DISSERTATION and furnished. 882-9826. 6-8-22 resume service, IBM typing, editing, offset printing and binding The MSU Go Club will meet Announcements for It's What's BICENTENNIAL FARES, We encourage comparative from 8 to 10 p.m. Mondays in 331 Happening must be received in the throughout U.S. . . . Cruises, shopping. For estimate stop in at Union. State News office, 341 Student charters to Europe. TRAVEL BY 2843 East Grand River or phone Services Bldg., by 1 p.m.at least HARRINGTON, ' 351-5800. 332-8414. 0-10-8-22 two class days before C-9-8-22 TYPING, ELECTRIC machine fast, I WwM l|Sl No announcements accepted by phone. publication. will be accurate, and experienced. 372- ' Service ]£§ 4746. 6-8-22 STUDENTS TICKETS to Ohio State game, desperate- Rob, 351- 7231 or Greg, 351-3638. 2-8-22 The MSU Tolkien will meet at 8:30 Union to Fellowship tonight in 34 FOR THE Best Service on (Stereo develop efficient methods for Equipment see the STEREO exterminating the pestilence known as dragons and SHOPPE, 555 East Grand River. dungeons. Treatment available CJO-8-22 THIS WEEKEND-need ride to for infested persons. New York. Share expenses. Call FROM CORNER OF Dell Road and CLEAN, EXPERIENCED house Got some free evenings the first College Road to MSU/ campus. University Mall cleaner. Very thorough, reason¬ Ed, 332-8498. 2-8-22 week of fall classes? ASMSU able rates. Call 485-7982 after 3 Leaving 7:30 - 7:45 am, returning Voter Registration needs youl RIDER NEEDED TO U.P. 4:30 or later pm. Phone 882-6759 pm. 3-8-22 leaving Pick up some extra cash too. August 28, a.m. Returning evenings/vwekends. 1-8-22 Interested? Contact Jess Sobel EDITING, PROOFREADING, ex¬ September 2, a.m. Ruth Ann 337-123? after 5 p.m. perienced. Dissertations, theses, 485-7442. 1-8-22 FROM EAST Lansing to Ann A free book and article manuscripts. Arbor. Leaving 7:45 -8am Mon¬ introductory program on meditation taught by Guru ANNE CAULEY, 337-1591. 9-8-22 day, Wednesday, Friday, returning Waited Maharaj Ji will be held at 8 tonight 6pm Monday and Wednesday and UPPER ABOVE in 336 Union. LOTS OF love and care. Licensed 4pm on Friday. 353-7936 after music, and Refreshments, childcare will be - LEVEL day care in my home. 882-0638. WANTED PERSON familiar with 5:30pm 2-8-22 , provided. ■v 5-8-22 Frostline Kits. I need help. Fee Parents Without Partners will negotiable. Sue 332-5656. 5-8-22 Riding hold a blood donors sign up dance candle genesis • handcrafted candles [Twin Service[m MUST FIND two FROM 5857 HAAG Road at 9 p.m. Saturday at UAW Local Ohio. State to 4040, 320 Clare St., Lansing. Also football tickets. Not student Berkey Hall. Leaving 7:30am, a discussion group on bitterness tickets. Call Tom at 355-6072 returning 5pm. 393-6693 Monday will meet at 7:30 p.m. 8-22 immediately. 1-8-22 - Friday. 2-8-22 6121 Haag. Monday at game shoppe • backgammon games, backg- ANN BROWN typing ATTENTION COMPASSIONATE and mul- tilith offset printing. Complete person. Desperately need one service for dissertations, theses, manuscripts, general typing, IBM. 25 years experience. OSU ticket. depends 1-8-22 on . it. Love relationship Call 332-5653. NEW hyacinth house greenery • plants & Jamaican imports 349-0850. C-10-8-22 WANTED: 4 MSU vs. OSU COMPLETE DISSERTATION and football game. Will make substan¬ tial offer. Call collect after 6 p.m. FOR THE little roma deli • hot foods, deli items, pastries resume service. Printing, IBM 1-313-979-2871 1-313-366-0997. ORIENTAL or typing, binding. Printing from 2-8-22 your plain paper originals. Corner M A C. and Grand River. Jones Stationary Shop. Below 9-5, NEEDED 4 OSU/MSU adult tick¬ COOK sorceror's apprentice • magic supplies Monday - Friday. Call COPY- ets. Will take sets of 2. 485-8302. GRAPH SERVICE, 337-1666. 2-8-22 Cl1°±22 cactus comer • TYPING. and accurate. EXPERIENCED, fast, Reasonable rates. MALE GRAD looking for place to live fall term only. Call 337-0430. RESH ORIENTAL specimen cacti, succulents Call Jean, 485-9024_ 4-8-22 4-8-22 PRODUCE FLOWN IN unicorn & crafts _ _ TYPING BY the hour. Theses and dissertations. Drop off service. LANSING BUSINESS University, Business data processing instruc¬ FROM SAN FRANCISCO • arts tor. Must have thorough know¬ Secretarial assistance. 694-0222. ledge of Cobol and RPG, WEEKLY! 040-8:22 EXPERIENCED IBM typing. Dis¬ Bachelors required. Part time position with class hours daily, 1-3 ♦COMPLETE SELECTION OF appropriate arts gallery • handcrafted goods sertations (pica-elite). FAYANN, pm for school year. Phone SEASONINGS i 489-0358. C-10-8-22 489-5767. 5-8-22 ♦BEAUTIFUL TEA SETS AND PORCELAIN WARE TYPING, ALL kinds. 9 years WANTED: Co-op type house for Mon.- Wed. 10 a.m experience, reasonable rates. fall. Call Ruth 332-3797 after 5 pm. ♦IMPORTED LANTERNS, 393-4820 after 1 pm. 0-10-8-22 5-8-22 WALL DECORATIONS, MUSICAL BOXES AND NOVELTY GIFTS. p.m. IRENE ORR. Theses, term papers, general typing. Formerly with Ann WANT TO buy used waterbed heater in good condition. Phone Thurs.- Sat. 10 a.m Brown. Call 482-7487_ £-8-22 _ Terry 646-0662. 2-8-22 ORIENTAL GOURMET AND GIFTS EXPERIENCED TYPIST term pa¬ 4015 S. CEDAR (NEXT TO HOUSE OF ING) pers done quickly and reasonably. SEEK TO share moving to or near Lafayette Indiana, 332-5353. Date OPEN EVERYDAY 12-9 220 MAC AVE EAST LANSING 882-8787 (near MSU). 2-8-22 flexible. 2-8-22 A Fall Term Books Now Ready We have the official Book List For Fall Term 1975. Most of the Books Are Now on the shelfs. For the Best Selection of used Books Buy NOW J Books Guarantee to Be correct. Full Return till Oct 81975. '' , v: . '' -''' - .' V - ^ !V-,V-vvv-w i i 'irjl • ± UrJiW-WsJ. BOOH STORE