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Day
20
Month
September
Year
1974
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EVERY WEEK

SUNDAY

*Pot Luck Supper & Open Mikes Nite-7:00 pm COME - Bring food & your music to share: Women's Cultural Center, Poor Women's Paradise CoffeeHouse, 946 7 Mile, 1/2 block east of Woodward, Detroit.

*Learning Exchange Meeting-educational cooperative and resource center; 4 pm every 4th Sunday of the month, 802 Monroe St. (AA)

*Krishna Yoga Feast & Festival-5 pm, 718 W. Madison (AA), 665-6304, Free.

*Planetarium Show-Museum of Natural History; 3 pm, 25 cents, corner of Washtenaw & N. University (AA), 764-0478.

*Jazz w Ars Nova-5-9 pm, Trotter House, 1443 Washtenaw

*Jazz-Rainbow Room-Shelby Hotel (Detroit): Eddie Nuccilli's -seventeen-piece Plural Circle; 9 to Midnight; $2.

*Hindu Dance Class - Earth Center, Det.Tai Chi Class - Earth Center, Det. 7 pm

MONDAY

*Ann Arbor City Council Meeting-7:30 pm at Ann Arbor City Hall, Huron & 5th Ave.

*HRP Steering Committee Meeting-5:30 pm at 516 E. William, above Campus Bike Shop.

*Free Legal Aid-7-10 pm at the Free People's Clinic, 761-8592.

*Roller Skating-sponsored by Model Cities Youth Development Team; 7-10 pm, 15 cents, Slauson Jr. High School.

*Teen Night-Ann Arbor Community Center Teen Drop-In. Get involved in curious activities; drama, dance, art, ping-pong, billiard, pool, bumper pool, cards, etc. 7-9 pm, Free.

TUESDAY

*Gay Liberation Front Meeting-8 pm at 3rd floor conference room South Wing, Michigan Union, 761-2044.

*Cable 3-Ann Arbor City Council Meeting; 8:30 pm, Replay of Monday's meeting.

*Free Pap Tests- in the morning at St. Joe's, Call 668-8857 for more information.

*Basketball-sponsored by Model Cities Youth Development Team, 7-10 pm, Free, Slauson Jr. High School.

WEDNESDAY

*GAWK meeting- Gay Awareness Women's Kollective; 8 pm at 3rd floor conference room South Wing, Michigan Union, 763-4186, all women welcome.

*Roller Skating-Sponsored by Model Cities YDT 7-10 pm, 15 cents, Slauson Jr. High.

THURSDAY

*HRP City Committee Meeting-6:30 pm in office at 516 E. William, above Campus Bike Shop.

*Model Cities Policy Board Meeting-the 1st & 3rd Thursday of the month at Ann Arbor Community Center, 625 N. Main, 8 pm.

*Basketball-sponsored by Model Cities YDT, 7-10 pm, Free, Slauson Jr. High School.

*Teen Night-Ann Arbor Community Center Teen Drop-In. 7-9 pm, Free.

FRIDAY

*Blues/folk w/ Stu Zonder 4-7 pm at Mr. Flood's Party

*Picket Wrigley-Lettuce, Grape, and Gallo Boycott; 3:30-5:30 pm, rides leave from north side of Michigan Union at 3:15 pm.

*Roller Skating-sponsored by Model Cities YDT; 7-10 pm, 15 cents, Slauson Jr. High.

SATURDAY

*Planetarium Show-3 pm, 25 cents, at Museum of Natural History, corner of Washtenaw & N. University, (AA), 764-0478.

*Picket Wrigley & Village Corner-Lettuce, Grape & Gallo Boycott; rides to Wrigley from Village Corner, 11-3 pm.

*Poetry in the Park- Scheduled readings & audience participation; 2-5 pm in West Park.

*Lighthouse Coffeehouse-Free music and entertainment; 8-11 pm at First Presbyterian Church of Washtenaw.

MONDAY-SUNDAY

*Free Food by Ozone House-Mon.-Sat. noon at Salvation Army, 220 E. Washington.

*Greenfield Village-w/52 historic buildings open to public. Village crafts demonstrations operate 7 days/week. Main gate: Oakwood Blvd, Dearborn, 271-1620.

*U of M Natural History Museum-Kachina Doll exhibit of the Southwest Indian; Mon.-Sat. 9-5 and Sun. 1:30-5:30, 1st Floor lobby, 764-0478.

*Cranbrook Academy of Art Museum-Birmingham: Student Summer Exhibit thru Sept. 15th; Tues.-Sun. 1-5 pm.

*Detroit Science Center-Open to public, Mon.Fri. 9-5 & Sun. 12-5. Free or pay what you will. 52 E Forest (1/2 block east of Woodward), Detroit, 883-1892.

*Kelsey Museum of Archeology-Exhibits from ancient Egypt and Greco-Roman antiquities. Mon.-Fri. 9-4, Sat. & Sun. 1-4. 434 S. State, 764-9304.

*Clements Library-Exhibits of rare books and historical documents of early America. (1942-1850). 9 am-Noon & 1-5 pm weekdays. S. University, 764-2347.

*Matthai Botanical Gardens-Open to public daily 9 am-4:30 pm, 1800 Dixboro Rd., 764-1168.

*Farmers Market-Open Wed. & Sat. 7 am-3 pm, 315 Detroit St. at corner of N. 4th Ave.

*Ann Arbor Public Swimming Pools- Pool Locations: Fuller Pool, on Fuller Rd.; Veteran's Pool, on Jackson Ave.; and Buhr Pool, on Packard. Public swimming at all pools is: 1-5 pm & 7-9 pm, ADULTS 5-7 pm. Adult noon swim - 12-1 pm at Veteran's & Buhr pool only ($.50). Public swim sessions: 17 & under ($.30); Adults ($.75), Families w at least 1 adult; $1.

*Model Cities Youth Development Team -Game room, pool, ping-pong, chess, checkers, & cards - open everyday from Noon to 5 pm. Ann Arbor Community Center.

*Organic Garden Tour-provided by the Ecology Center. The garden is open for group tours Tues.-Fri. 11 am-8 pm, Sat. 9 am-6 pm & Sunday 12 pm-6 pm

COOPS

*Itemized Coop(food) - call 663-1111 for distribution region, order, house, distribution house.

*Neighborhood Action Center Food Coop (serving low income people). Call 769-3771 or visit the center at 543 N. Main, ask for Greg.

*People's Food Coop 722 Packard, M-T & Th-Sat 10 am - 6 pm; M&Th 7:30-9 pm. Clean-up starts at 10 am on Wednesday; meeting on Wednesday night at 7:30, call 761-8173 for location.

*People's Produce Coop (fruits and vegetables) - $4.25 per week, order a week in advance at 1035 Martin Place or the Northside portable, 11 am-2 pm. For more info call 761-9543

*Ypsilanti Food Coop- $1.00 membership fee allows you to pick up order forms at 401 S. Adams, distribution center the same, 10 am - 1 pm. For more info call John 481-0689, Mike 483-5458, Gladys 485-0067, or Maxine 482-2549.

*Coop Auto (car repair), call 769-0220 for appointment and info, 2232 S. Industrial Rd., 7:30 5:30 pm.

*Naked Wrench (bike repair) - call the workshop 764-6177, Ray 761-1733, or Chris 665-0608.

ART

*Art Worlds-"X-Rays of Flowers" by Dr. Albert G. Richards, 1:30-6 pm, 213 1/2 S. Main St.

*Baobab Gallery-Bolivian weavings featured this month. Tues-Fri 12 am-10 pm, 12-5 Sun. 123 W. Washington.

*GaIlerie Jacques- European artists are featured. 10-10 everyday. 529 E. Liberty (along with David's Books)

*Lantern Gallery-First U.S. 1-man exhibit of weavings of Dr. Peter Collingwood through Sept. 25. 10 am-5 pm. Tues.-Sat. 301 N. Main

*Union Gallery-Soft Sculpture & Prints by JoAnn Alber, Tues-Sat, 10 am-5 pm, 1st floor, Michigan Union.

*University of Michigan Museum of Art-Photographic exhibitions: "Ann Arbor Architecture, 1800-1918: A Sesquicentennial Selection" thru Sept. 22nd. "Visionary Projects" by Reginald Malcomson thru Sept. 30 at Alumni Memorial Hall, 9-5 Daily, 2-5 Sunday. For more info, contact Lilli Milder, 763-1231.

*Detroit Institute of Art-"Cobra and Contrasts"-revolutionary art. 11 am-1 pm, daily through 11/17. 9:30 am-5:30 pm Tues-Sat., 5200 Woodward, Detroit.

*Detroit Historical Museum -Display of materials & tools used to handle the Detroit mail during the last 100 years 9 am-5 pm Tues.-Sat., 1-5 pm Sun. 321-1701

COMMERCIAL THEATRES

Briarwood Movies (Briarwood Mall, 769-8780) NOW Showing: I-Return of the Dragon w Bruce Lee; II-Death Wish w/Charles Bronson; III-Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid w/Paul Newman & Robert Redford; IV-Paul & Michelle and Friends.

Campus (1214 S. University, 668-6416) NOW SHOWING: Summer of '42 thru 9/24; Wedding in Blood [Claude Chabrol].

Fifth Forum (210 S, Fifth Ave., 761-9700) NOW SHOWING: The Groove Tube & The Dove.

Fox Village (Maple Village Shopping Ctr, 769-1300) NOW SHOWING: California Split {Altman] w Elliot Gould & George Segal.

Michigan (603 E. Liberty, 665-6290) NOW SHOWING: Tamarind Seed w/Julie Andrews & Omar Sharif.

State (231 S. State, 662-6264) NOW SHOWING:  Animal Crackers w/Marx Brothers thru 10/8.