The Michigan Daily-Friday, July 17, 1981-Page 'I
Student Savings Shield Benefits Everyone
STUDENTS, FACULTY, AND
STAFF save hundreds of dol-
lars on products and services
they need.
MERCHANTS receive unique STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
advertising and experience ®0' obtain funding for special
increased sales volume. projects and charities.

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PULLED
TOGETHER"
Before developing the S$S pro-
gram, the Northwood Non-Food Co-
op tool a long look at commercial
discount promotions. Such promo-
tions are enjoying increasing popu-
larity as consumers become more
bargain conscious. Locally, there is
the Michigan Money Saver, the Ad
Sheet, Semca, and others. Even
Ma Bell may soon enter the arena.
Discount promotions generally
come in one of two forms-dis-
count cards or coupon booklets. In
designing S$S both forms were in-
corporated, thus merchants are able
to discount all year, just once, or
anything in between.
With the program structured,
MSA was able to suggest a means
of conducting a survey to gauge
the interest of student organiza-
tions. They were very helpful, and
student groups responded very
positively.
Next, selected merchants were
approached and they also liked the
program. However, many were
hesitant because they mistakenly
thought that Student Savings Shield
(S$S) was the Student Savings Card
(S$C). This prompted us to conduct
a thorough investigation into S$C
and what we found was a real can
of worms. A first class fraud had
been perpetroted. A smooth
talking salesman representing an
outfit from Texas told MSA one
story and merchants another. Then
he ran off with the money.
We wanted to assure both stu-
dent organizations and merchants
that S$S was not a fly by night
operation.
We went to S.O.A.P. and MAW
for suggestions. Out of our discus-
sion with them, a university ac-
count was opened in the name of
Student Savings Shield / Northwood
Non-Food Co-op. S.O.A.P. univer-
sity accounts require full documen-
tation of all transactions. This was
an important step for S$S.
S$S Staff have had to contact
many university offices in the
course of "pulling it together" and
all have been very obliging. Thank
you S.OA.P., MAW, MSA, N.C.
Family Housing, Michigan Union,
Campus Information Center, UAC,
Major Events ...
NEXT WEEK
Samplings of what organizations
pion to do with their proceeds
rom S$S.

S$S is an adhesive decal that you place on the back of any i.d. card.
Bearers of S$S buy from the same stores-those listed in the S$S
"Savings Pages" directory. Listed merchants offer S$S bearers val-
uable discounts! You will be able to save hundreds of dollars with a
$3.00 donation to the student, faculty, or staff organization of your
choice.
STATUS REPORT
Below is the index of the S$S Saving Pages Directory. The column denoted "L"
(Limit) indicates the max. number of businesses that will be allowed to sign up
for a given product/service category. The column denoted "A' (Available) in-
dicates the number of openings. Merchants may phone 995-5134 for more infor-
motion. GOAL FOR FALL '81: 50 merchants. CURRENT TALLY: 30

A
Antiq'ueSh"op
Apartments
Appliances
Art Galleries
Auto Body Repair & Point
Auto Dealers-New
Aut"* oPrt& Spplies-N'
Auto Radio & Stereo Systems
^ut* Recnditionig"
Auto Repair & Service
Auto Undercoating
Auto Washi"g & Polish
b
Babv Accessories
Baby & Juvenile Furniture
Balloonsd
Ballons-Manned
aocue
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Baskets
Btyalnshp
Beauty *ols
BeerandAg '
Bi'cles-Renting
Bilrds
Blood Banks
B**okDeerUse"d'& Rare
Boutique
chit.Apparel& Acce..
Bra;e Servi'ce
Cridol Mhols
Cbinets S
Calculating & Adding Machines
Camping Equipment etl
Camping Equipment ena
Candy-Retail
Ca"pet & Rug Cleaners
Carpet-R",ol' "'~""*
Carpet--Repair
Cheese
Children & Infant Wear-Retail
Chinaore
Chiropractic Physicians
CiaCigrette Dealers
Cleaners
Cleaners-Self Service
Claoning Compound-Retail
Eoffee Break Service
computers
C*o"ying&Duplicating Serv.

L A
2 1
2 2
1 1
2 1
1 1
3 3
1 1
1 ,
1 0
1 1
2 2
1 1
1 1
l a
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1,
1 i
S1
21 1
1 1
2L 1
1 1
i 1
1 1 1
1 1
1 1
2 1
1 1
1 i
1 1
1 1
1 1

D
Dancig SuCpplie'.s
DF|'". peti*".
Dating Service
Delicatessen Shop
DeliveryS.rvice
Dettve Agencies
Diamond Appraisersi
Di'per Services
Dog Accessories
Dg &,Cayt Foods
Draperies & Curtains
Draperies & Curtains-Cleaners
Driving Instruction
E
Employment Agencies
Ency clopedias
Engravers
EscortSe"rvice
Exercising Equipment
F
Fish & Seofood-Retail
Flogs & Banners
Fruit & Vegetoble-Rental
Furniture Custm Made
urr e- e naring
Furniture & Refinishing
Garden Equipment-Rental
GofEqment & Supplies
Graphic Designers
Greetyng Crds
Gymnastic Instruction
H
Hardware-Retail
Health Food-Retail
Hobbb&,Model Supplies
Hot.el
House Cleaning
House Furnishing-Retail
House Sitters
Interior Decorators
J
Jewelers-Retail
Judo, Karate, & JuiJitsu
Ju"o*S"pplie

L A
2 2
1 t
i i1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 0
1 1
1 1
S1 1
21 1
21 1

K
Key Mkers~
Knitting Supplies
L
Lamps & Lmp Shades
Lanuad ge Schools
Leather Apporel-Retoil
Liquors
Locksmiths
Luggage-Retail
M
M
Magozines-Dealers
Magicians
Massage
Meditation Instr.
Men's Clothes-Retail
Me"s"ngr Service
Modeling Schools
Movers
Mflrs & Exhaust
Msic-Instrcton
Music-Instrument
Music-Instrument Repair
N
Needlework
Night clubs
0
Opticians
mans-Tuning & Repair
Oriental Goods
Ph'
Pet Grooming
Pet Shops
Pharmacies
Phto Finishing--Retai
Ph't'.grapherts
Photogapi~c Equipment
Pho.to.graphy Sho
Physicians
Pianos-New
Pianos-Used
Pianos Renting
Picture Frames-Retail
Plaques
Podiatrists
Pottery
PrintersM
ProertyManagement

1 A
1 1
i i
1 1
1 1
1 1
1i
,
L A
1 1
2 2
211
1 1
1 1

R
Ra.dio.Dealers. 1 1
Rading Im''ovement . 10
Real Estate 1 1
Real Estate-school 1 1
Records-stereo 1 1
Rentals-Equipment 1 1
Resume Service 11
Riding Academy 1 1
Rustproofing 1 1
S
SchoolSupplies 1
SholsI-Bus'iess 1 1
Schools-industrial 11
Scub.Eq'ipment 1 1
SecondHand Stores 1 1
Secretarial Services i 1
ServiceStations-Gasoline 1 1
Sewing Machines 1 1
Shirts-Retail 1 1
Shck.hAborbrs 1I
Sh'eRtp'ir 1 1
Shes,-Rtail 2 2
Sk'ts-Rta'il 1 1
Skates-Rink 1 1
Skates-Rental 1 1
Sleigh & Hay Ride 1 1
Sound'Sytem & Equipment 1 0
Sun Tann.'in.g S'.lon 1 0
Swimwe r 1 1
T
T-Shirts 1 1
Tilrs.-Alter'.tions. 1 1
Tax Rturn Preparation 1 1
Taverns 3 2
T'.xi C'.hs 1 1
Telephone Company 1 1
Tlev.ision'-Cobhle 1 1
Tleviio.-Progr'm Subscription 1 1
Telvision-Rentol 1
Tennis'Equipment 1 1
Ti'.'.Dea.lers.1 1
Twing-Auto 2 2
Toys 1 1
Transmissions-Auto 1 1
Trophies 1 1
Tpesetti'.g 1 1
Tpewriters-Rental & Sales 11
Typing Service 2 1
Watches-Retail 1 1
Wedding Announcements 1 1
Wedding Consultants 1 1
Wine-etail 11
Yord Processing Service 1 1
Yogo-Instruction 11
Yarn-Retail11

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Merchants interested in participating should send a letter
of inquiry to: SSS North Campus Family Housing Office,
2364 Bishop St., Ann Arbor, Ml 48105, or phone (313) 995-
5134. Deadline is July 31.

SSS is an unique fundraising activity open to all U of M
students, faculty, and staff organizations. interested
groups may pick up an information package at the MSA
OFFICE. Please don't phone MSA, you will find a special
phone number in the information pack.

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