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-Daily-Jerome Starr
RENAISSANCE MADRIGALS-The Modern Dance and Ballet Clubs and the Choreographers Work- .
shop presented their Annual Spring Concert March 16-17 and opened the Festival. Eleven works
Were featured in the program; many with original music and all with original choreography. The JOHN LEE HOOKER
numbers ran the gamut from a take-off on today's teen-agers, to a ballet, to a Trio on Mother and . .. blues singer
Child set to "Spring" from the "Four Seasons" by Darius Milhaud.

By MALINDA BERRY
This year's Creative Arts Festival has offered student produc-
tions, faculty symposiums, guest star appearances, and five concerts,
all sponsored by the Michigan Union.
Creative Arts Week for Michigan was declared by Gov. John B..
Swainson to coincide with the Festival because "it is opportune that
the University each year stages a Creative Arts Festival to serve as
a showcase for some of Michigan's cultural activities:"
Prof. John Frederick Nims of the University of Illinois opened the
Festival with a reading of his own poetry, while on March 21 Prof.
Donald Hall, Prof. X. J. Kennedy, and Prof. James R. Squires of the
English department presented a reading of their own'works.
The Stanley Quartet gave a concert on Monday, Mrs. Masha Tees-
ing presented a violin recital on Tuesday, and the final event in the
Festival vas a concert by the American Ballet Theatre sponsored by
the University Musical Society last night.
On March 18 Interfraternity Council and Vulcans presented the
"Sounds from the Summit" which featured six collegiate singing
groups: the Arbors and the Friars fron the University, the Trinidads
from Trinity Colflege,. the D.Q. from Amherst, the Cayuga Waiters
from Cornell, and the Quintones from Wayne State University.
The film the "Idea of Michigan" was shown twice during the
Festival on March 19. The film was produced by the Television Center
last year.
University Players gave four performances of Graham Greene's
"The Living Room," March 21-24. The University Folklore Society
presented John Lee Hooker, blues singer and guitarist March 22.

LOST AND FOUND
LOST-One black men's topcoat. Bought
at McGowan's Men's Store. Lost at
SDT Open House Sunday. Call Bill
Irwin at NO 2-5571. A16.
BIKES and SCOOTERS
ALL STATE Motor Scooter. Call Jim,
NO 2-3215 betweeii 5 and 5:30. Z21
FOR SALE
VEGA 5-string Banjo model Fw-5 ex-
cellent cond. 8-8583 after 6 p.m. B6
R60 BMW, very clean, low mileage and
remarkably priced. NO 2-1748. B2
FOR SALE: 1957 T.W.A. Contessa. 1100
mi., best offer. 3-9484.B5
FOR SALE-2 bdrm., mobile home. Ideal
for student couple. Only $1500.' Dial
GE 8-8221 for appointment. B4
TWO TWIN BEDS--$35 each, and one
Kelvinator electric stove--$65. Call
Detroit TU 4-4126 after 7 p.m. B17
MISCELLANEOUS
L.AID OFF factory machinist with sen-
ior-rating, casualty of local unem-
ployment, age 41, wife and 3 chil-
dren, excellent character referen-
ces. Prefers maintenance or bldg.
inspection type lob; can do limited
construction work. Phone Mr. Dean'
NO 8-6832. M4
RIDER WANTED for chartered Grey-
hound Bus to N.Y.C. and Phila. spring
vacation. Round trip $24. Call 3-O341,
Carol or Margie. M3
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MARCH OF PROGRESS
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An Annual Event- -Savings
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Grinnell Phonographs;
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Grinnell Full Stereo, 2
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Grinnell Stereo, Brass
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Corresponding Savings
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We service all makes andi model
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PERSONAL
BEST WISHES
MYRA and LENNIE
from THE DAILY
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TO THE frustrated authors in M
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ANYONE interested in a jet flight
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round trip? Please contact Margie
Marley, NO 3-3384.
CATHY,
Orange faces in the morning are
almost as unattractive as certain
kinds of eyebrows.
Avidly. arekculpa
LEAGUE PETITIONING NOW OP
Hurry I Pick up your petition i1
League Undergrad office.
FOR SALE-Four center-ice ticketE
the Detroit-Montreal game next S
day night. Good seats-trmnefl
game. Call Bruce, NO 2-5571.
CONNIE, you certainly are a rep.
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Flexible
Do you want to be a bride somec
Learn the etiquette, 'come to
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March 31 in League Ballroom.
A PROFESS IONAL divorce correspc
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ried to, date her after the dtwe
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From or mines to you
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SUNSHINE is healthy, but the
are 8,000 to 1 against your lei
nudist.
JAMAICAN HOTEL directly on
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Make reservations now. $6 per pe
per day. Wrie hotel directly or p
localdagent ,Ot.4-730, Farmin
Michigan.
FOR RENT
CLEAN, QUIET single room for ii
NO 2-7395. On campus.
FOR RENT: Contemporary styled,
tractive, furished, 2-bdrm.dm
on: wooded hillside near N. Cam!
1574 Jones Drive (off Plymouth I
Call NO 5-773.
GARAGE 2 blocks south of East Q
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FURNISHED
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TOO!
More of everything for eveybodA
Huron Towers . . . we can furni
the apartment of your choice'
reaonabe additional 'monthly ra
(rates on request) . . we bus
tenants to campus, dowotOw, h
pital area in our private L Tra
grounds with patio, swimming pi
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and air condition your apartme
Shops off the lobby Which inclu
Marilyn Mark's Hair Stylist, Troj
Laundry, O'Grady Barbers will a1
most daily needs. But see ia11
yourself. Model apartments open
to 6 p.m. daily.
UNFURNISHED $98 to $330. FU
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CAMPUS ,LOCATION, 1100 square
store or office space, $150 per m
lease. Ideal for U-M related bust
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'HELP WANTED
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-Daily-Larry Vanice
"LIVING ROOM"-A modern melodrama by Graham Greene
about a young woman who moves in with her two maiden -aunts
and her invalid priest-uncle, was presented by the University
Players March 21-24 in Lydia Mendelssohn.

We SELL sand SERVICE
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Stop In now for brake work, engine
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:._aily-James iseson
UNITARIAN CHURCH-At the Unitarian Church Friday and Saturday nights the locally famous (or
X. J. KENNEDY possibly Infamous) John Bartin Wolgamot Society presented "Jonah" by Paul Goodman. The Wol-
. faculty poet gamot Society is composed of professors in the English department and a few English students and
every year they put on what is possibly the "farth- crest out" production seen on the campus.

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-Daily-Larry Vanice -Daily-Edward Arnos
CULTURE IN ORBIT--Prof. William R. Steinhoff (left), Prof. Robert C. Schnit- STUDENT ART
zer, Karl Haas, Prof. Ernest Scheyer, dnd Dean Herbert W. Johe were the panel . . -Union lobby
which discussed "American Culture in Orbit," a Syniposium on the fine arts on
March 20. They represezted the fields of literature, theatre, music, art, and
architecture, respectively.:
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