The Michigan Daily-Saturday, September 9, 1978-Poge 9
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17.40
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1.90
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1.65
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Hyphenated words over 5 characters count as two words
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LOST-Small rust print cosmetic case Sept. 4 con-
taining jewelry of sentimental value. Reward. 994-
4127. dA910
FOR SALE
FANTASTIC 200-family GARAGE SALE Sunday
only, Sept. 10, 1978. 9:30-4 p.m. at 2010 Washtenaw
Ave. to benefit Beth Israel Congregation. 57B909
RANGE, good condition, $35. 663-4812, Richard.
29B912
LEASE IN WEST QUAD DOUBLE. Female. Avail-
able immediately. 995-3692. 30B912
BEDS, CHESTS, MATTRESSES, couches, chairs,
refrigerators, stoves, and much, much more.
10,000 square feet of good used furniture and appli-
ances. Drive 30 miles to Jackson and save at
Cash & Carry Used Furniture and Appliances,
817 E. Michigan Avenue, Jackson. 88B924
FOOTBALL COUPON FOR SALE (Senior priority).
Best offer! Call: Deirdre, 764-1640. 89B909
HEWITT-PACKARD 67-Most advanced calculator
made by Hewitt-Packard. Like new, only used
about 25 hrs. Will sell reasonably. Call Bonnie
DeLoof, 995-4400. , 871B913
CHURCH BENEFIT garage sale-A2CRC 1717
Broadway, Sept. 8 and 9, 9-5. 100 families contribut-
ing items. Whirlpool refrigerator, $200. Much
more. 59B908
GARAGE SALE-Four families moving: selling
everything. 505 N. Division (1 block from Farmer's
Market); Saturday, September 9, 10-6. 48B909
ANSWL"TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE
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RACOON COAT-Man's full length, size 43. Never
worn. 971-6918 or 764-2220. 24B910
GARAGE SALE-Furniture, lamps, clothing, odds
& ends. 10-5 Sunday, 1026 Lincoln. 93B910
FOR RENT
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY
Newly-carpeted 2-bedroom apartment in unique
older house. Suitable for 3-4 persons. Campus
Rentals, Ltd., 1335S. University, 665-8825. 26C914
NEEDED-Parking space near 909 Church. Call
663-5409. 27C915
3 1M1ALES LOOKING for roommate to share bi-
level apartment on Geddes. Call 995-3745 and ask
for Rob, Jon or Jordan. 17C915
MODERN 2 bedroom apartment, 2 blocks from
campus. Furnished, parking, laundry facilities. Call
for appointment, 994-0989. 22C912
NEWLY DECORATED large modern 2 bedroom
apartments on Madison near South Quad. Available
for immediate occupancy. Call McKinley Properties
at 769-8520 for an appointment or for more infor-
mation. 25C922
GREAT LOCATION (/ block from SAB)-Room
available in house, share bathroom, all utilities
paid. $145/mo. 663-7453. . 89C912
SMALL, FURNISHED bedroom for rent. Close to
U-M, EMU. Share bath. $100, 4-month lease. Call
evenings, Saturday, Sunday or before 8 a.m. 971-
7529. 12C912
ONE BEDROOM furnished apt. 1 block from Diag,
new wall to wall carpeting and just painted.
Also 3 or'4 man furnished apt. with one bedroom
plus study. Block and 2 from Law School, parking.
Campus Management, Inc., 335 E. Huron St.
663-4101 cCtc
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FOR WOMEN in co-ed
student cooperative houses. Share meals, work,
good times! Economical and democratic; several
locations available. Inter-Cooperative Council,
4002 Michigan Union, 662-4414. 67C912
OWN BEDROOM in 2 bedroom modern apartment
on E. Kingsley. Parking available. All utilities
except electricity.,$160/month. 663-7453. 04C912
SELF-STORAGE UNITS, 5'x10' to 20'x30', and out-
side r.v. storage. 663-6443. 29C919
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-Double room in
Kosher house. Beth, 995-1667. 30C910
ISRAELI FOLK DANCING, Sundays 1-3 p.m. at
Hillel, 1429 Hill. cF910.
TIRED OF INTELLECTUALS? Want to date a
man with his feet on the soil? Dave Hoover, 662-
1535 before 9 a.m., of evenings. 10F920
SUPER KOSHER vegetarian suppers, Wednes-
days 5:30-6:30 p.m. beginning September 13, $2.50
at Hillel, 1429 Hill. cF913
NEED COPIES?
THE WORDPROCESSORS. We do copying, typing,
binding and printing. Ask about our 10% discount
cards for students and faculty.
2115. Slate St.-662-3969
7 days
1202S. University-662-6401
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BEGIN YOUR SUNDAY with a brunch 11 a.m.,
$1.50. Grad brunch 2nd and 3rd Sundays of month.
Open brunch 3rd Sunday of month at Hillel, 1429
Hill. cF909
DELECTABLE DELIS, 6-7 p.m. Sundays. $1.50 per
sandwich with sides, New York style at Hillel,
1429 Hill. cF910
ATTENTION U-M SENIORS-If you plan graduate
study, in the U.S. or England, you should compete
now for the Danforth, Marshall, Power, and Rhodes
fellowships. You need an outstanding G.P.A., im-
pressive extracurricular activities and a coherent
plan of study. Please contact Hank Pelter, 5208
Angell Hall, 764-4489 for further information. The
deadline for completed applications is September
25. 22F917
76-GUIDE
FOR 24-HOUR PERSONAL COUNSELING AND
REFERRAL CALL 76-GUIDE. For University
phone numbers, events and movies call 764-1817;
for student phone numbers call 764-2330. 06F921
A GROUP IS BEING FORMED for children of
Holocaust survivors to share thoughts on the in-
fluence of the Holocaust in their lives and to discuss
mutual concerns. All who may be interested call
Howie at 769-3184 or Hank at 995-0254 (evenings
best). 27F914
OPEN TONIGHT till 1 a.m. Billiards, pinball and
bowling at the Union. cF909
FREE ROOM AND BOARD for experienced horse
person in exchange for help training show horses.
Phone after 6 p.m., 1-878-3153. 33F915
THE FOLLOWING MESSAGE applies to any young
lady in her early-to-mid-20's who is moral, sensitive,
idealistic, spiritually and politically progressive, and
who is genuinely ready for a permanent relation-
ship based upon mutual respect, trust, and love. I
would like to hear from you as soon as possible
if you are ready to secede from the evils of this
age and help build the kind of relationship men-
tioned above. Please call Ray between 9 a.m. and
9 p.m. at 1-886-6277. Please no pranksters. Only
the serious need call. 40F908
BOWLING LEAGUES forming-sign up now at
Union Lanes, 60t per game. Men's, Women's and
Mixed. Open 10 a.m. Mon.-Fri. 1 p.m. Sat. & Sun.
Also pinball at Union Lanes and Station. cF910
VIOLIN LESSONS-Beginning through advanced.
Experiencedf teacher with BNM and MM from
, orthwest ru and decstorate from U-M. Near main
campus. For information, call 663-8392. 41F910
UNION BILLIARDS open today 10 a.m. Reduced
rates everyday to 6 p.m. $1.25 per hour. cF908
ANN ARBOR UNITARIAN Fellowship-502 W.
Huron, 10:30 Sunday morning. Topic: CHARLES
DICKENS and the UNITARIANS. Speaker: BERT
HORNBACK-founder of Ann Arbor Dickens Fel-
lowship. Discussion follows. ". . . I HAVE . . .
JOINED THE UNITARIANS WHO WOULD DO
SOMETHING FOR HUMAN IMPROVEMENT
... AND TOLERATION." CHARLES DICKENS-
letter Mar. 2, 1843. No child care. 03F909
FREE MEALS in exchange for light clean-up. Call
761-5145. Ask for W.L. or Jay. 38H913
WORK PART TIME in a physically disabled per-
son's home. Call 9-5, Mon.-Fri., 971-0277. 50H914
WORK STUDY
The Great Britain Study needs you-to read 19th
century newspapers, code and enter on MTS. You
must have a financial aid work study grant. Call
R.A. Scweitzer or Debbie McKesson, 764-7487.
55H914
PART-TIME BABYSITTER wanted, Burns Park
area, for 2-year-old and, occasionally, Kinder-
gartner. Top Salary for right person. Hours: Mon.
and Fri., 11 to 4; Tues. and Thurs., 11 to 4:30.
Own transportation. References. 665-0340 after 5
p.m. 76H910
ROMA'S OF ANN ARBOR has immediate open-
ings for banquet waiters and waitresses, part-
time weekends. Excellent wages per hour. Open-
ings also available for clean-up and banquet set-up
person. Excellent wages. Apply in person, 2196 W.
Stadium. 77H919
AFTER SCHOOL care for boys 9 and 11. Near
campus, drivers license needed. Wages negotiable.
663-9885 or 668-6772. 79H910
PRIVATE PILOT Grounid School, Room 3080 E. WANTED-Michigan football season tickets. 358-
Engineering. 14 session course, meets Tuesday 1411 days, 681-1839 evenings. 49Q914
and Thursday nights, 7-9:30 p.m. Beginning Tues- $800 CASH for 8 season tickets together between
day, September 12. $45 course fee includes text. 30-50, row 20 or higher. 2 groups of 4 also accepted.
Sponsored by U-M Flyers. 24M912 Call 761-3757 anytime. 20Q912
FLEXIBLE CHILD LOVING roommate wanted for
3 bedroom townhouse, 3 miles from campus. Rent
of $110, is partially furnished in exchange for
honuswr nd A/or-ilda- sae-R' n 1to
AURORA AFX H.O. scale slot layout. Complete
33' 10" track on4' x8' board. 995-7661. 91M910
THE SECRETARIAT
DISSERTATION & MANUSCRIPT
Typing, Copying & Binding
NATURAL FOODS dishwasher-Seva Restaurant,
314 E. Liberty. 662-2019. 81H910
PART-TIME SALES, evenings and weekends.
Apply in person, Redwood, Briarwood Mall. 84H915
COUNTER HELP and bakery help, full or part-
time. Dom Bakeries, 434-9445, or Sugar Bin
Bakeries, 761-7532. 85H908
JANITOR NEEDED, 1 hour daily 5:45-6:45, Mon.-
Sat. Village Apothecary, 1112 S. University. See
Mr. Kriye. cHtc
PERSON WITH car to deliver the MICHIGAN
DAILY 6 days/week on N. Campus for Fall-Winter
Terms. N. Campus-area resident preferred, but not
essential. Great pay! Call 764-0558. dHtc
PROJECT COORDINATOR/ADMINISTRATOR
Formative Evaluation Research Associates, a
private, non-profit, equal opportunity employer, is
seeking an individual to adminster and coordinate
an evaluation of a "Goal Directed Group Counsel-
ing and Career Development Program" for inner-
city Detroit youth. Position will be half-time, from
September 1978 through September 1979. The PCA
will share the responsibility for data collection
instruments, coordinating/conducting group/per-
sonal interviews, preparing/analyzing data, present-
ing oral feedback, and writing final report. The
successful applicant will have the following skills:
knowledge and experience in all aspects of applied
social science research; skills in administration/
coordination of project uniderstanding-of-inner-city
youth/culture; skills in interpersonal/group com-
munications, .data preparation/analysis, writing;
commitment to improve program. Flexibility in
scheduling is necessary; considerable travel to
Detroit involved, with the possibility of some limited
air travel. Budgeted salary for half-time position
$7920. Send resume to FERA, 1130 Hill St., Ann
Arbor, MI 48104, Att: John Meeker. 1H908
WORK STUDY STUDENTS.NEEDED FOR POSI-
TIONS AT MUSEUM OF ART. Reliable, conscien-
tious people with interest in art needed. Position
include: Membership Assistant, at $3.50 an hour,
light typing needed, basic clerical functions; assist-
ant to Museum Technician at $4, hanging, packing,
crating art objects. We will train. Both positions
10 hours per week. Call 764-0395. Delightful environ-
ment with exposure to scintillating people and
fascinating art work . 47H913
HELP WANTED-Part-time housekeeper. $3.00 an
hour. Call Bob, 995-2554. 26H910
EARN $5.50 for two hours work. Report to Room
1057 MHI, Friday, September 8 at 1:00 to partici-
pate in a written word frequency test. 26H910
WOLVERINE DEN
Waitresses, M/F, full/part time. Starting. immedi-
ately, days and nights. Apply in person. Wolverine
Den, 1201 S. University. 42H912
WORKING STUDENT for 20-hour per week job.
Clerical and typing skills needed. Call Mike at
763-2203 or 995-2158. 23H921
STUDENT TO DO CLEANING and odd jobs in a
faculty home. 5 hrs./wk. Call 662-9421. 14909
SUBJECTS NEEDED for psychology experiments.
Sign up now for the psychology subject pool. Earn
$2.50/hr. Call 764-4209 from 9-4. 13H915
ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION
ADMINISTRATOR/ADVCATE. Ecology Center of
Ann Arbor, 761-3186. Equal Opportunity Employer.
21H910
ATTENTION WORK-STUDY STUDENTS:
Unique employment opportunity with state-wide
cultural institution. Offices located in 19th century
home on main bus line. See Work Study number
0429 for further details. If you qualify, call 769-
1828 for further information. 0711914
BABYSITTER NEEDED for 8-year-old after
school 2-3 times per week. North Campus housing.
994-5508. 08H910
GOT A CAR?
Earn $5/hr. delivering magazines 10 hours/month.
Call 769-3175. 03H910
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for work/study
student to become involved in psychophysiological
research on the cerebral hemisphere and in bio-
feedback. Familiarity with MIDAS and statistics
helpful. This would be a particularly rewarding
experience for a pre-med or psychology junior or
senior. Call Pat Blackmer at the Psychophysiology
Clinic, Department of Psychiatry, 763-0115. 94H915
GRAD STUDENT NEEDED to prepare an economic
impact report. Rural community. Finance and
Mousing Associates Consultants. 668-7124. 96H914
BRIARWOOD Shopping Center is now taking
applications for full and part time positions for
fal and winter. Please apply in person, 9 a.m.-5
p.m. Briarwood Mgt. Office, 100 Briarwood Circle,
Ann Arbor. An Equal Opportunity Enmployer.
09H914
STUDENT JANITOR-Mornings, approx. 2. hrs.
per day, 6 days a wk. Mon. thru Sat. See Arch
Gamm, Student Publications Bldg., 420 Maynard.
dH
SECOND COOK for sorority. $3.00/hr. 10 hrs./wk.
minimum. Chris.663-5331. 17H915
812 South State Street
994-3594 9-4 Mon.-Sat.
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PROFESSIONAL TYPING
THE WORDPROCESSORS. We handle disserta-
tions, manuscripts, resumes, legal and term
papers. Rackham quality guaranteed. Also copy-
ing, printing and binding.
1202S. University-662-6401
7days
211S. State St.-662-3969
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IMPROVE YOUR GRADES? Send $1.00 for your
256-page, mail order catalog of Collegiate Research.
10,250 topics listed. Box 25907-B, Los Angeles, CA
90025 (213) 477-8226. cJ1128
RIDING LESSONS-Experienced, qualified in-
structor. 482-4579, evenings. 37J914
TYPING-Experienced, all phases. Reasonable.
971-3699. 'f 74J814
USE D CARS
1974 TRIUMPH TR6. 29,000 miles. Excellent condi-
tion. Best offer over $3000.995-4736. 10N910
1975 CHEVY VAN, carpeted, heater, bunks, other
extras. $2800.994-0501, 434-0428. p01N912
'67 PLYMOUTH BARRACUDA-Slant 6 engine;
stick; rusted body; terrific, reliable engine; gas
mileage, brakes, clutch. $200. Call 662-3375. 31N910
1972 BMW 2002.971-0651, call after 4 p.m. 90N915
1971 MAVERICK. Runs well, but rusted. $125.00.
995-5118. 71N909
75 MONZA CHEVY, V-8, 4-speed, 2 plus 2, 45,000
miles. AM-FM radio. Best offer. Call after 6 p.m.,
434-0372,434-1189. 61N915
'75 MUSTANG. 4 speed, a/c, AM-FM, deluxe, in-
terior. $2,750.764-2236, evenings 455-8789. 83N910
'72 DODGE Sportsman Van. Good condition. 761-
4161. Best offer over $800. 82N915
'72 VEGA, new exhaust, brakes. Dependable, drives
very good. $225. 429-2007 after 5. 80N914
1971 VW Squareback, 5,000 miles on rebuilt engine.
New fuel injection, electrical work. $1,000 or best
offer. Karen after 5,662-2445. 32N916
WANTED-2 senior section football tickets or
coupons together. Will pay. Call John, 475-8651
ext. 474 days, 434-6518 evenings, weekends. 31Q912
WANTED-2-4 Senior priority Michigan season
football tickets. Will pay. 663-8644, persistently.'
05Q913
TICKETS WANTED-2 or 4 together, Sec: 22, 23 or
24 above row 30. Will pay $125/pair. 482-0013 per-
sistently. 90Q919
FOUR TICKETS to U-M/Illinois game, September
16. Call Mr. Kidd, 1-268-3770. 39Q912
ALUMNI WANTS 2, 4 or 6 season football tickets.
High reward. 663-9866,995-0335. 51Q915
TOP DOLLAR PAID for U-M football coupons.
Call 662-3210. Absolutely any time. 75Q914
WANTED-2 season football tickets, other than
end zone preferred. Price negotiable. Call collect
(517) 351-7922. 0 14
BA RGA INCOR NE R
PORCH SALE, Sat.-Sun., 9-5, 1142 S. Forest. Stereo,
kitchen ware, clothing, and much more. 86W909
YARD SALE-Need to furnish your apartment?
Furniture, lamps, kitchenware, cross country skis
and much, much more, all priced to sell. Saturday,
Sept. 9 (Sunday in case of rain), 615 Miner St.,
4 blocks west of Main off Miller Ave. 69W908
GIANT FLEA MARKET
Furniture new, used, antiques, collectables, plants
and junque. Every weekend 6 p.m.-10 p.m. Friday,
10 a.m-6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, 214 E. Michigan
at Park downtown Ypsi. 100 plus dealers inside.
66W921
AWESOME, INCREDIBLE, fabulous, 3 family yard
sale. Saturday, 10-5. 56W909
GARAGE SALE-Dressers, desk, chairs, fridge, etc.
1209 Brooklyn, near Packard. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Sat.,
Sent. 9. nAlom
USED EPIPHONE 12 string guitar, $150. Call Don,
761-9431. pcXtc
HARPSICHORD-Italian, ideal for Renassance
music. 1 manual, 2x8. 665-0012. 02X911
GUILD GUITARS now in stock along with Gibson,
Martin, and Yamaha. Drop by to see us soon.
Apollo Music Center, 323 S. Main. cXtc
USED LUDWIG 5-piece drum set. Gold sparkle.
769-1400. eXtc
SONY PC650 reel-to-reel tape deck. Excellent
condition. Miscellaneous tapes included. Best
offer over $350 takes. 994-0501, 434-0428. p02X912
USED IBANEZ LES PAUL. Call Larry, 761-9431.
pcXtc
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LOW COST TRAVEL to Israel. To Free 8uu-z-
7676,9a.m.-7 p.m. NY time. 08P920
DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Edited by Margaret Farrar and Trude Jaffe
O 1978 Los Angeles Times Syndicate
1.
5:
ACROSS
Stare stupidly
Branch
9 Nonsense, show
biz style
14 Theban god
15 Wall part
16 Remove all trace
17 Persian contem-
porary of Jeremiah
19 Sultan's aide: Var.
20 Not slouching
21 Teatime treats
23 Pronoun
24 Where Srinagar is
26 Pointers
27 Mealtime wear
30 User of a prayer
wheel
31 Presidential nick-
name
33 Notable American
actress
35 Adman's concern
39 Levantine land
40 Ring-shaped
42 on the line
43 Word game
44 Beret's cousin
46 Ponies
47 Damp
48 Half: Prefix
51 Altar boy
54 --creole
55 Fawn
56 Bend in a river
60 Ship
62 Describing a style
of architecture
64 Refreshing air
65 Unusual person:
Colloq.
66 Descartes
67 Lopez of golf
68 Challenging exper-
ience
69 Presently
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26
27
28
29
Son of Gad
Malaysian palm
Take exception
King of the herd
Tree genus
Term of endear-
1
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3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
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18
DOWN
Stare studiously
Cupid
Abraded
Rap
Certain scores, for
short
Guards
Creative person
Russian writer
Maxim
Chops
- pro nobis
Toy instrument
Employing
Ponds: Poet
Loser of a mythical
ment
32 Jamaican port
34 Port-Au-Prince
is it's capital
36 "There ought to
be -"
37 Sport
38 Formerly,
old style
40 Does a chemist's
job
41 Ivan of the ballet
43 Soothing
45 Author of a "little
red book"
48 Art show
49 A Doolittle
50 Opera role
52 Bay State name
53 In addition
55 Card
57 Well: Fr.
58 --account
59 Suppose, old style
61 Stenographer's
abbr.'
63 Poetic verb form
HELP WANTED-Mechanically inclined student
to work part-time. Flexible hours, apply in person.
210 S. First St. 06H921
EAT, DRINK AND BE MERRY! Work meal crew
for fraternity. Call 761-3126. 21H915
HOUSECLEANING, 12 hours/week, close to cam-
pus. Call after 5 p.m., 662-7169. 23H916
PART-TIME COUNTER help wanted. Apply in
person at Orange Julius at 1237 S. University,
Ann Arbor between 1-5 p.m. Ask for Mike. 161914
MAINTENANCE PERSON needed for apartment
house. Some carpentry skills, installation of insla-
tion and pointing brick. Hours flexible. Call 483-
5689. 3411915
WAITERS/WAITRESSES needed in exchange for
meals. Prefer students. Monday-Saturday. Theta
Xi Fraternity, 761-6133. Ask for Steward or House
Manager. 35H922
ARBY'S ROAST BEEF Restaurants, located at
3021 Washtenaw Ave., Ann Arbor; 3015 Washtenaw,
Ypsilanti; 2245 W. Stadium Blvd., Ann Arbor are
now accepting applications for counter help. Appli-
cants must be 18 yrs. old. Students going back to
school or housewives that want time away from
home. Apply daily 2-5. 88H923'
U.S.Y. LEADER for Beth Israel Youth Group.
Previous leadership preferred. Couple welcome.
665-0941, Mrs. Rosenthal. 60H914
DESIRE MECHANICALLY inclined student to
sell power equipment .and small engine parts.
Flexible hours. Apply in person. 210 South First,
Ann Arbor. 58H915
ALPHA EPSILON PHI Sorority needs food service
and dishwashers. For more information, phone
761-3121. 15H910
SORORITY NEEDS buspersons for lunch and dinner
in exchange for meals. Chris, 663-5331. 16H915
FLOORPERSONS NEEDED. Apply in person.
Second Chance, 516 E. Liberty. 19H910
BABYSITTER NEEDED. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Thursdays,
my home. Own transportation necessary. Call
971-7219. 68H912
DISHWASHERS AND BUSPERSONS wanted. Chi'
Psi Fraternity. Call Jim at 761-6281. 45H921
HOUSE AND YARD WORK-4 hrs, a week, $16.
Your schedule. 663-6033. 70H91G
JANITORIAL-Retail building. 3 p.m.-9 p.m.
Wednesday. 3 p.m.-6 p.m. Friday. Need transpor-
tation. 971-7676. 65H916
MANAGER
Part time 30 hours. Weekends plus Wednesday
and Friday P.M. Large retAil establishment. Call
971-7676 workdays. Prefer grad student. 64H916
MEAL MEN AND WOMEN NEEDED for dinner.
Free food. Sigma Nu Fraternity. 761-3127. 34H914
PIZZA DELIVERY DRIVERS
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The doctor doesn't cut out anything. You cut out
cigarettes.
This simple surgery is the surest way to save you
from lung cancer. And the American Cancer Society
will help you perform it.
We have free clinics to help you quit smoking. So,
before you smoke another cigarette, call the A.C.S.
office nearest you.
And don't put it off. The longer you keep smoking,
the sooner it can kill you.
TWO WOMEN TO SHARE large bdrm. in modern
3-bdrm. apartment. Non-smoker preferred. 994-3611.
33Y910
ROOMMATES for spacious tri-level apartment.
Immediate occupancy. Double-$118 or Single-
$238. 665-7431. y 18Y912
FEMALE. Dreferably upperclass or grad student
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