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LOST-Garnet and gold ring band. Ladies room,
School of Education 10/16/78. PLEASE contact Lucy,
763-9910. REWARD. 90A1020
LOST-On 10/16, Hamilton, blue-faced, silver band
watch. S. Forest--near East Quad. Call 668-6299
evenings. REWARD. 82A1020
LOST-Silver Tissot watch with part-turquoise
band. CCRB, Friday night. Call 764-9777 or leave
at Supervisor's office at CCRB. 58A1022
LOST IN STADIUM-at MSU game-Hexagonaly-
shaped necklace with religious settings front and
back. Reward. Call Pete, 764-0554. 60A1021
LOST: Irish setter, male, 2 years old, Ryan. Please
call 994-5287. Reward. 51A1020

HANDSOME MALE SEEKS dominant woman. P.O.
Box 8274, Liberty St., Ann Arbor. 02F1023
SUPPORT alternative publications from England.
We are now offering 10% off all back issues of The
Ecologist Resurgence, and Undercurrents. We also
have all the books from Environmental Action Foun-
dation. Exclusively at A Periodical Retreat, 336 2
S. State. 663-0215. cF1019
TO THE B'HAM Jacobsons Home-Dec. receiving
crew-REMEMBER CHRISTMAS?!
-From a former remarker dF1019
MICHAEL BALINSKY will speak on his visit to the
USSR Friday. Oct. 20 at 5:15 p.m. in room 164
E. Quad. If you are an E. Quad resident bring
your dinner. cF1020

I'M SLEAZY.

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FOR SALE-PIONEER 1250 receiver-160 watts.
Excellent condition; ask $500. Call 994-9322. dB1020
OPTIMIST DODGER FAN must raise money to pay
debts. Must sell Garcia classical guitar, model III.
Excellent condition. Call 995-3803. dB1021
'72 VW BUS, Standard shift, no rust, excellent
condition, 66,000 miles. 662-3474. 97B1026
SCUBA GEAR., excellent conditon, $300. 769-4029.
99B 1021
DEALER COST Bose Demonstr tion System. Call
about 120 HiFi Brands. 662-0267,995-5743. 73B1024
TV, B&W 19"-$40; VW AM radio-$20; VW roof
rack-$12; clothes iron $3; toaster $3; dining room
chair $5; coffee table $7. 994-5487. 45B1019
PARKING STICKER for sale. Space on Vaughn
St. near E. University, 8 minutes from campus.
$120.00 or best offer. 662-5111. dB1025;
PARKING STICKER FOR SALE. Space on Vaughn.
S. near E. University. Close to campus. Good for
school year. $120 or best offer. 662-5111. dBI019

CHILDREN of Holocaust survivors group meets
7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 19 at Hillel, 1429 Hill St.
cF1019
JEWISH GRAD students and singles. Hillel is spon-
soring a trip to Greenfield Village, Sunday, Oct.
29th. We leave from Hillel, 1429 Hill St., at 11:30
a.m. $200 for group rate, reservations needed by
noon Friday, Oct. 20,. call 663-3336. If you can drive
please let us know. cF1020
STOP PROHIBITION
Vote NO on Proposal D
dF1020
CONSERVATORY RESTAURANT at Second
Chance, 516 E. Liberty, open for breakfast, 7 a.m.
to 10:30a.m. efl019
DRUMMER for permanent wave band. Needed
right away. Call Andy, 996-0193. dFi02o

Jewish grad students and singles. Hillel is
sponsoring a trip to Greenfield Village, Sundiay Oct.
29th. We leave from Hillel, 1429 Hill St., at 11:30 a.m.
$2 for group rate; reservations needed by noon.
Friday Oct. 20, call 663-3336. If you can drive please
let us know. cF1019
U of M student interested in giving clarinet and flute
lessons. Reference given upon request. $5.00/hour.
Tammie Van Sickle, 663-2930 (evenings). 98F1020
COMPETENT MOUNTAINEER NEEDED for Dec.-
Jan. Teton climbing trip. Stephen, 662-7066. 57F1019
MAKE LOVE! -NOT WAR
(It's good for our business)
Austin Diamond
1209 S. University
663-7151
Specializing in custom
engagement & wedding rings
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FAST LOW COST DUPLICATING
COPYQUIqK-769-0560
1217S. University
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typing, binding and printing. Ask about our 10%
discount cards for students and faculty.
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USED SLINGERLAND 5 piece drum set. Call Don
at 761-9431. exte
CLASSICAL GUITAR, new Matsuoka M-30. Excel
lent condition, $200, negotiable. Call evenings,
Jill, 663-6363. 72X1022
USED BUNDY CLARINET, good shape, $150. Call -
Larry at 761-9431. cXtc
USED SLINGERLAND 5 piece drum set.. Call Don
at 761-9431. xtc
GIBSON RD GUITARS in stock. Road Fender,
Yamaha and Martin brand names inelud'ed in our
fine selection. Apollo Music Center, 323 S. Main. 
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USED SLINGERLAND 5 piece drum set. Call Don
at 761-9431. cXtc
USED BUNDY CLARINET, good shape, $150. Call
Larry at761-9431. cXtc;
USED GEMEINHARDT FLUTE, closed hole. Call
Larry, 761-9431. cXtc ;
GUILD F-512 12 string guitar with case, $600. 769-
4029. 98X1021
USED CA RS
1968 OLDSMOBILE 98 convertible, good engine and
interior. Sound body, 80,000 miles, radials. 665-
'8469 evenings or 662-4584 anyt ime. 03N1023 '1
'74 CHEVY CAPRICE CLASSIC 2-dr. hardtop. New
brakes and transmission. Good transportation. Call
483-5973 eves. before 11. dN
1974 MG Midget
Only 28,000 miles. Convertible with winterized hard- 4
top. Luggage rack, AM-FM stgrero, metallic brown. x
Priced down from $2,400 to $2,100. Call Monroe
242-0269 after 5:00. 62N1021
1969 FORD CUSTOM. Good running condition.

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AVAILABLE NOW-Own room in 2 bedroom apart-
ment. $125/mo. plus electricity. 764-8584 from 8-5,
Kathy. 88C1025
ONE SPACE AVAILABLE for female in four person
apartment. One block from campus. 'Call 994-4627.
84C1022
FEMALE PREFERRED, furnished room in house.
Near campus by Campus Corners. $100-125/mo.,
most comfortable house. Roommates in town, see
to believe. 668-2471; 764-8389. 64C1020
FRIENDLY FEMINIST HOUSE needs one woman.
$115/mo., own room, near campus. 995-3790. 26C1019
ROOM FOR FOURTH Person in our home near
downtown. $110/month, plus deposit. 769-7088.
dC1025
CO-ED, semi-vegetarian, fun-loving house looking
for a sixth member with character. Beautiful,
large, single room. Call 668-8736 or 764-6090 per-
sistently. dC1021

STUDENTS INVOLVED IN THE HELPING
PROFESSION AND SELF GROWTH WHO ARE
SEEKING SKILLS NOT PROVIDED BY THE
UNIVERSITY, THE INSTITUTE OF SELF DI-
RECTION WILL PROVIDE TRANSPERSONAL
EDUCATION AND THERAPY. SUBJECTS COV-
ERED:
-TRANSPERSONAL THERAPY
-PSYCHOSYNTHESIS
-GESTALT METHODS
-GURDJIFF'S SYSTEM
-INTEGRATION OF THE PERSONALITY
-TRAINING OF THE WILL
-MEDITATION TECHNIQUES
-STUDY OF THE CONSCIOUSNESS
'ALTERNATIVE METHODS OF HEALING
-CREATIVITY AND INTUITION
-PLUS OTHER RELATED SUBJECTS
THE LEARNING AND GROWTH EXPERIENCES
PROVIDED THRQUGH THESE SUBJECTS WILL
EQUIP STUDENTS TO BE AWARE OF THE
VARIOUS DEPTH LEVELS OF THEIR OWN NA-
TURE AND ENABLE THEM TO BEGIN THEIR
OWN.PROCESS OF INTEGRATION AND WILL BE
ABLE TO INCORPORATE THE AWARENESS AND
EXPERIENCE OF THEIR OWN INDIVIDUALITY
INTO THEIR OWN CURRICULUM PLANNING TO
THEIR PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS. THE IN-
STRUCTOR WILL BE STANLEY ZURAWSKI,
FOUNDER OF THE INSTITUTE. HE HAS
TAUGHT AND DESIGNED COURSES OF ALL THE
ABOVE SUBJECTS, ALSO TECHNIQUES FOR
PERSONAL GROWTH COVERED BY A COURSE
OF "FINDING YOUR OWN SELF DIRECTION"
MR. ZURAWSKI IS A "MYSTIC" AND A MEMBER
OF THE "ARCANE SCHOOL" AS WELL AS DEDI-
CATED, COMPASSIONATE INSTRUCTOR WHO
GENUINELY CARES ABOUT HUMANITY AND
IT'S PROBLEMS. HE STUDIED HIS OWN PRO-
CESS OF CHANGE OVER 30 YEARS, AND REAL-
IZES THAT ALL KNOWLEDGE AND GROWTH
MUST COME ABOUT THROUGH SELF MOTI-
VATED EFFORTS AND EXPERIENCES OF THE
INDIVIDUAL. ALL LEARNING IS EXPERIEN-
TIALLY BASED AND STUDENTS ARE TO AC-
CEPT ONLY THAT KNOWLEDGE WHICH THEY
CAN VERIFY DIRECTLY.'
STUDY GROUPS ARE NOW IN A PROCESS
OF BEING FORMED. ALSO MR. ZURAWSKI WILL
BE AVAILABLE FOR LECTURES OR EXPERIEN-
TIAL DEMONSTRATIONS ON TRANSPERSONAL
SUBJECTS. ANY INDIVIDUAL OR GROUPS IN-
TERESTED CALL MR. ZURAWSKI AT 971-2282
AM OR LATE PM. CF1022

AFTERNOON DELIGHT has immediate prep posi-
tion open; full or part-time. Apply in person at
251 E. Liberty. 96H1026
TOUCH FOOTBALL
OFFICIALS NEEDED
Contact Sandy Sanders, 763-1313, Intramural Sports
Building, Dept. of Recreational Sports. 01H1026
WANTED-Engineering or mechanically inclined
student who likes kids. Bright young boy needs you
to expose him to the engineering ,field. Several
hours a week. Call 995-5221 or 763-6796, Peter Allen.
87H 1024
GRAPHICALLY INCLINED persons needed for
Eclipse Jazz Advertising. Call Ann or Jan, 668-'
8618. 86H1021
ALLIED INC.
Part-time packaging and shipping work for morn-
ings only. Apply to Bob Winkle, 524 S. Main St..
Ann Arbor,665-4411. 46H1018
WANTED-An organization to sell "WIPE WOODY
TOILET PAPER" at the Oct. 28 Homecoming
Game. Profit is 25t roll. Income should be $300-
$700. Call Chuck (419) 332-0149. 94H 1019
GUITAR SALES person wanted full time-mature,
responsible. For appointment, 761-9431 before 5:00.
cH1019
DOWNTOWN ANN ARBOR law firm seeks part-
time file clerk. Light typing necessary. Hours flex-
ible. Call Marcia, 769-2691. 78H1024
MATURE, WARM BABYSITTER needed during
the day in our home to care for three year old
twins. References required. Call 665-2164 after 5:00
p.m. or on weekends. 75H1025
ALLIED INC.
Part time packaging and shipping work for mornings
only. Apply to Bob Winkle, 524 S. Main St., Ann Ar-
bor, 665-4411. 46H 1018
THE ARBY'S ROAST BEEF Restaurant is accept-
ing applications for their new store located in the
Briarwood Mall. Please apply on Thurs., Oct. 19,
from 9-5 or Fri.. Oct. 20, 9-4, in the community
room of Briarwood Mall. 22H 1019
McDonald's Morning_ and Evening help wanted.
$3.00 to start, $3.10 if available full time and weeken-
ds. Paid vacation, meals provided and other benefits
available. Apply in person at 2000 W. Stadium.
30H1028
PART-TIME HANDYMAN to assist in maintain-
ing downtown commercial office building. 10-20
hrs./month. Flexible schedule. Call Mr. Porter,
662 3344. 17H1019
OFFSET PRINTER
Immediate opening for personnel experienced in
offset printing, typesetting and layout, and litho-
graphic camera work. Full and part time positions
available. Apply in person: Arbor Instant Printing,
124 E. Washington, 994-4664. 15H1022
PHILIPPINE LADIES are most beautiful and
smilingest. Executive importer traveling the Orient
needs part time housekeeper. Exceptionally high
pay and fringe benefits. Write Daily Box No. 4.
40H1020

WANT TO FLY AS AN AIRLINE FLIGHT ATTEND-
ANT? Our Newsletter and Information Packet will
keep you Updated. Write Skyline, 1515 ] . Tropi-
cana, Suite 727MI, Las Vegas, NV 89109 for FREE
INFORMATION. 61J1021
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ROOM IN HOUSE or apartment with Christians.
Near campus. Call Jim, 429-4294. 92L1026
ONE ELECTRIC ORGAN to use this month. Des-
perately needed. All electrical organs considered.
Do somebody a big favor, call Alan: 996-0193.L dTtin

CASH FOR STAMPS! Collections and accumulations
of older postage stamps wanted. Call 665-5996.
'7RCK1

BEAUTIFUL 5 BEDROOM bi-level located on a
hill of 10 plus rolling acres. Chelsea schools, $87,500.
Call after 6 p.m.. 995-4205. 63R1021

SELLING 1 pair of Bob Dylan Concert floor tickets.
Toledo, October 21st. Call 665-9731. 899Q1019
WANTED-8 tickets in same block for Minnesota
Game. Call 668-7026. 74Q1019
WANTED-TWO MINNESOTA TICKETS. 995-5344,,
761-1520 or 764-0554, ask for Shelley. dQ1020
I NEED 4 PURDUE tickets, in pairs. Call Dennis,
994-0813. .dQ1020
NEEDED-1 or 2 tickets for Chicago Concert.
Willing to pay good price: Call 668-1673. dQ1022
WANTED-U-M football tickets. Call.Ken. 425-7125.
49Q1031
WANTED-Five Beach Boys tickets. Together
preferred, not together O.K. Chuck, 764-0865. 59Q1020.

WE ARE A Periodical Retreat, making available
important and hard-to-find books, periodicals, and
posters. 336'2S. State. cM1026
PARKING-'2 block from Law Quad. Start now!
$20/month. 663-0846. 93M 1020
BOOKS ON alternative living, radical politics.
occult and astrology and literature. A Periodical
Retreat is more than just periodicals. :336' 5. State
St. Call 663-0215. cM1020
DECEMBER GRADS
To participate in commencement ceremonies you .
must wear cap and gown, available only at Univ.
Cellar; info desk, basement, Mich.. Union, Order
no w. nfi 1nta ne,'rer 6e atro, .N 1. ,ft is

ABSOLUTELY FREE! Gerbils. Call 994-6644.
81T1020
TR AVEL
LOW COST 'TRAV.EL to Isral. Toll Free '800-223
767,9a.m.r6p3m N.Y. time. 21P1021
NEPAL
Join a Himalayan trek in theland of Mt. Everest.
Enjoy Sherpa hospitality. January and May.
JOURNEYS,995-4658. Ptc

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, C.'
90025(213)477-8226. cJ1128

INSTRUCTOR WANTED for beginning 4 string
banjo. CallDoug, 763-2795. 9101021



THERE WILL be an Oneg Shabbat and Hebrew
hoot at Hille, 1429 Hill St., Fri., Oct. 20 at 8:45 p.m.
cF1020

DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Edited by Margaret Farrar and Trude Jaffe

Would
you
help
this kid?

When the dam broke at Buffalo Creek, West Virginia, a lot of
people weren't as lucky as this little guy.
Jamie and the rest of the Mosley family made it up the hill
just in the nick of time. Seconds later, a wall of water swept all
their earthly possessions away.4
Here you see Jamie in the Red Cross shelter, thinking it
all over.
One look at that face, and we're awfully glad we were there
to help.
Every year, you know, Red Cross touches the lives of mil-
lions upon millions of Americans. Rich. Poor. Average. Black.
White. Christian and Jew. With support. With comfort. With
a helping hand when theyneed it.
So when you open your heart, with your time or your money,
you can be certain it's in the right place.

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American folk hero
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Buddy
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Bones: Lat.
Trattoria treat
Fill with joy
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Apiece
Moslem call to
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DISHWASHER, part time, hours perfect for stu-
dents, good pay. Apply in person-Second Chance,
516 E. Liberty. cH1021
PIZZA DRIVERS
Must be 18, no car necessary, part time, one, two or
three nights a week. Apply in person only after 4:30
pm. Omega Pizza, 101 Washtenaw Place, across
from Couzens Hall. 54H 1026
FASHION MENSWEAR
Full and part time sales positions available in
leading contemporary shop. Competitive salary and
benefits. Apply 10-4, Monday-Friday, Fred Sklar In-
ternational. Briarwood Mall. 49H1022
TELEPHONE HELP. One or two nights a week.
Apply in person only after 4:30 p.m. Omega Pizza,
101 Washtenaw Plaza, across from Couzens Hall.


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