iy, January 8, 1970 THE MICHIGAN DAILY HAPPY NEW YEAR, COACH p -. TRY FOLLETT'S FIRST! s tThincladssatnright fot, t'1b i'tii ni 5 tl """'3 £A d'k/3Nil 1 'U7L'U dI UqAFU U IE~(l 1 LAFAYETTE - JACK MOLLENKOPF announced his retire- ment as head football coach at Purdue yesterday six months before reaching the mandatory retirement age of 65. By JIM KEVRA indoor track championship last Mollenkopf informed his coaching staff of his decision in a phone The new year could beha very year, Russell's best leap was 22-9. call from Honolulu where h is serving as a coach for Saturday's good one for head coach Dave This year: the shot put could Martin, particularly if the Wol- turn into one of Michigan's strong- Hula Bowl game. He had spent 23 years with the Boilermakers, the verine trackmen continue to live est events. Muscleman Guilio Ca- last 14 as head coach. verine thraksenicoinubegioni tallo took first place by putting The highly successful coach nicknamed "Jack the Ripper" could Michigan's track team does not the shot 54-314, a mark which -have asked Purdue trustees for a waiver of the retirement rule. He start its season until January o4 would have been good enough to said he decided against it after "much thought and deliberation with but the thinclads already have a wI many of the Wolverines dual my wife and a few friends." victory to their credit, meets last year. | He thanked his staff members "who have been so loyal to me all up to 331/3% From F1 rw A group of Michigan trackmen, competing as an independent team, The Wolverine Track Club, captured first place in the annual Orange Bowl Track Meet held New Year's Day in Miami, Florida. The varsity athletes totaled 19 points in the meet with three firsts, a second and a third place finish to narrowly beat out the University of Georgia and the Uni- versity of Florida, both of which scored 18 points. Sophomore Larry Wolfe earned the Wolverines another first place by winning the pole vault com- petition. Wolfe cleared 15-6 in his best attempt, a mark which is only 212" away from the Big Ten meet record. The Wolverines other points were acounted for by Kirk Han- sen's second place finish in the two-mile run and John Mann's third place mark in the high jump. The thinclads now have a rest STATE STREET AT NORTH UNIVERSITY * ANN ARBOR scoed18compet Senior Ira Russell took first of January when they travel to place in his specialty event, the Cincinnati for the United States long 3 jcmp. A third place finisher Track and Field Federation in- in both the Big Ten and the NCAA vitational meet. Ira Russell 0 95% of the Reading Population Reads Only 250 to 300 Words Per Minute or Less .i FAS R IAML It G Love ls heil"a, Is Not Difficult to Learn All those who completed courses held this past year at the Bell Tower Hotel achieved speeds of 800 to 2000 w.p.m. with the same or increased comprehension they h a d at their slower reading rates. I SEE HOW EASILY YOU (AN: -save hours, use your time more efficiently --learn to read 3 to 10 times faster than you do now -improve your comprehension and increase your enjoyment of reading material " _ - ia 17 0 _- V 4n for Pin Lov Lo v Lov 3 new softly shiny LovelidsTM shadows for eyes: Cream, Grey, Lavender, $1.50. iew Lovestick Glosses" lips: Natural, Peach, nk and Beige, $1.50. ew LovesticksTM ve Iced Pink, ve Iced Tea, ve Iced Coffee, 'e Iced Cocoa, $1.50. N i at a cost less than HALF that of other commercial reading courses offered in thisarea! Bring a book to a free,' live demonstrafion of the reading skills which will be taught in a GUARANTEED course offered this semester. Demonstration THURS., JAN. 8 7:30 P.M. at the Bell Tower Hotel, 300 So. Thayer St., across from Burton Tower State Street at North University, Ann Arbor, Michiqan. Open Mondav until 8:30, Tuesday throuah Saturdayuntil 6:00. Phone 663-4121. We have loads of Love cosmetics by Menley & James. i r iscount records" i Two Locations 1235 S. University 668-9866 d 360 S. State 665-3679 WELCOME BACK TO THE OLD GRIND KCS-9947 MS-7286 5 [ 1 h'®1114 r + r, 8R a.~ only $99 only $399 Io (3 sides for the price of one disc) RELAX WITH RECORDS FROM ANN ARBOR'S LARGEST SELECTION OF JAZZ - ROCK - POP - FOLK & CLASSICAL RECORDS . .. INCLUDING THESE RECENT RELEASES FROM -Ci II MI A- U i I