Page 2-Friday, November 18, 1977-The Michigan Daily
Schlanderers on South University is hosting another Michigan
Celebration Sale. (Remember last year, 22% off on every item
in stock, fine watches, rings, necklaces, etc.)
Schlanderers has earned its record of excellence over the past
12 years as a part of the South University business community,
offering jewelry and fine watches to a quality conscious
public ...
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We have an immediate need for experienced and entry level programmers
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... Now it's paty time... Again this year, for
one day only . . . Monday, November 21st, every
quality item in stock will be discounted, based on
the point spread of Michigan's VICTORY over
Ohio State, up to four touchdowns or 28%.
The minimum discount will be 10% for a one to seven
point victory, tie or (Heaven Forbid) loss.
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Because of limited space only 20 people
will be allowed in the store at onetime, so
come early-there may never be another M
celebration like this in Ann Arbor.
ANNOUNCING THE OPENING
OF OUR NEW FINE STORE:
" VISIT OUR UNDERGROUND WINE CELLAR
" WE CARRY OVER 60 CHEESES
FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD
" CHECK OUT OUR BEER SPECIALS-
WE CARRY 93 DIFFERENT BEERS
" OUR MILK AND EGGS ARE STRAIGHT
FROM ThE FARM TO YOU
* WE CARRY A TREMENDOUS SELECTION
OF GOURMET FOODS AND NATURAL FOODS
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Mayors
return to
classroomn
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) - Lug-
ging loose-leaf notebooks and how-to
manuals, 16 newly-elected mayors
returned to school yesterday for a
crash course in how to run their
cities.
"Right here is what I needed," said
Isabella Cannon, 73-year-old self-
styled "little old lady" who will be
next mayor of Raleigh, N.C. "This is
my guideline."
SHE SCRIBBLED notes furiously
throughout the opening sessions of a
five-day Harvard seminar on transi-
tion and leadership for new mayors.
Others listening diligently included
Ernest Morial, first black mayor of
New Orleans, and Dennis Kucinich,
mayor of Cleveland.
The mayors responded like pupils
in a civics class when Professor
Philip Heymann, who ordinarily
teaches at the Harvard Law School:
and the John F. Kennedy School of
Government, called out their first
names.
WHEN HEYMANN asked, "As
mayors, do you want control of
schools?" they chorused, "No."
Thomas Maloney, former mayor of
Wilmington, Del., now a regional ad-
ministrator for the U.S. Department
of Housing and Urban Development,
suggested the new mayors take as an
example in their jobs the late Mayor
Richard Daley of Chicago.
"An absolute giant as a mayor,'
said Maloney, 34, who lost a bid for
the U.S. Senate in 1976. "He was able
to use power and persuasion t
become one of the most effective
mayors in the history of the United
States."
MALONEY ALSO advised th
freshman mayors to go right to work
after election instead of taking a holi-
day in the Bahamas, to hire women
administrators for top professional
results, and to look carefully into the
marriages of potential appointeds to
make sure the unions can take the
strain of City Hall labors.
"Sometimes you're better off with
single people," said Maloney.
"I've seen a lot of divorces. You
ought to be very sensitive if you work
people hard. You've got to look at
family relationships.
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Volume LXXXVI~. No. 62
Friday. Novenber 18. 177
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SUNDAY
Music by
WILD BILL
Round Hus Cafe
618 CHURCH
across from the Blue Frogge
Celebrate another winning Wolverine season at
Schlanderer Jewelry on South University.
One clay only, Monday, November 21, 1977
9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Michigan
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