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DOG LOST Nov. 9th in football stadium area.
Female Irish Setter, black collar, silver studs, Ver-
nbnt tags. Answers to Molly. Reward offered. 994-
0 80 evenings. 34A1117
FOUND-SET OF KEYS on Sat. between N. Univ.
a d Mason Hall. Contact Mich. Daily, 764-0557.
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FOUND-Black and white female kitten, nice per-
sdnality, Found near Jackson and Maple Rd. 11/9/78.
Free to good home. 769-6777. dA1117
LOST-Clip-top to gold Cross pen. Engraved with
m name. REWARD. Call 764-2972 after 8 p.m.
64A1117

VW SQUAREBACK '68, good condition, AM/FM
radio, snow tires. $420 or best offer. Call 973-0535.
65B1118
DORM LEASE for sale. Spot in female double.
Tammy, 764-1637 persistently. 7081122
V4LUABLE NORETAKE CHINA. 80 pc.; silver
goblets and sherbets, set of 6 each; electric
guitar with case. 973-2586.2488 Dalton Ave. dB
KPDAK 760H slide projector, includes lens, auto-
mbtic focus. Almost new. Ask for Pete. 764-7265.

ESuT SERVIUE. Three lovely ladies: cowboy
boots extra. 665-9411 91F1116
RALLY FOR PEACE, Mon., Nov. 20, 12 noon on the
Diag celebrating brotherhood in the Middle East,
1 yr. since the Jerusalem Summit. Sponsored by
Union of Students for Israel. cF1119
HUMAN RIGHTS FAIR
Join us as we struggle to understand and work for
human rights in our world. The HUMAN RIGHTS
FAIR will be held on Sunday, Nov. 19 at the Wesley
Foundation, 602 E. Huron at State-in the north wing
of the First Methodist Church. 5:30-Potluck Meal.
'6:30-Worship Service using a readers theatre per-
formance of "Oh, Freedom"--a human rights
liturgy. 7:30-Resource Fair-sharing of informa-
tion and resources by local and national groups
concerned with human rights. 8:30-Film and dis-
cussion, "The Church In Korea."
Everyone is invited to attend all or part of the
fair. cF11l6
JEWISH GRADUATE students and singles, there
will be a wine and cheese party, Saturday, Nov. 18.
at 8:00 p.m. at Hillel,1429 Hill St. Cost $1. cF1118
WANT TO WAKE UP FAST? Get on down to UM
Stylists at the Mich. Union. Open 8:30 a.m. Mon.-Sat.
cF1117
314 NO. 43-Hungarian Goulash. Where will it
end?, who knows .. .you're next Pete Rose. dF1116
ACE, ISN'T it the case that the only place you can
chase your face is in outer space? 62F1116
THANKSGIVING WEEKEND SPECIAL-Billiards
at reduced rates and M Pin Bowling, open 1 p.m.
Thurs.-Sun. at the Union. cF119
JEWISH STUDENTS, there will be a meeting Thurs-
day, Nov. 16th at 8 p.m., 1429 Hill St. to help plan
the rally for peace, scheduled for Monday, Nov.
20th, 12 noon on the Diag. Sponsored by Union of
Students for Israel. , cFl116
DISARMAMENT AND THE UNIVERSITY
Professor Victor Weisskopf of M.I.T. will head
our discussion semniar DISARMAMENT APPAREL
AND A HOPE, Thursday, Nov. 16, 12 noon at Wesley
Lounge, 602 E. Huron at State St., across from
Campus Inn. Included in the discussion will be how
to implement University courses in disarmament.
Questions? Call 668-6881 or 663-1874. cF1l16
JEWISH STUDENTS in hill dorms weekly drop in
hours 4:30-6 p.m. On Thurs. Rm. 4402 Markley.
cF1116
LISA, PAM, Sue, Jill, Davina, Carolyn, Jon, Gill,
Tom, Tom, Joanne and everyone else-Thank-you
for being so nice to EFG, alias Hop-a-Long. She
needed it. dlF1116

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RACKHAM QUALITY GUARANTEED
Reasonable Rates
KATHY BLACK-665-3416
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ATTRACTIVE LADIES for escort. Call 668-9755
between 10a.m. and 12 p.m. 30J1202
PROFESSIONAL TYPING
THE WORDPROCESSORS. We handle
dissertations, manuscripts, resumes, legal and
term papers. Rackham quality guaranteed. Also
copying, printing and binding.
1202 S. UNIVERSITY 662-6401

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(21.1) 477-8226. . cJ1128

FOR SALE-Kenwood KR-9400 receiver, 120 watts
per channel. Mint condition. Must hear. Must sell
John, 665-4510. 48X1117
USED GEMEINHARDT FLUTE, closed hole. Call
Larry,761-9431. pcXtc
BLACK GRINNELL Spinet Piano. Great for fun
Includes bench. 323 S. Main, Ann Arbor. eXtc
USED GEMEINHARDT FLUTE, closed hole. Call
Larry, 761-9431. pcXtc'
GIBSON RD GUITARS in stock. Road Fender,
Yamaha and Martin -brand names included in our'
fine selection. Apollo Music Center, 323 S. Main.
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FOR SALE-Kenwood KR-9400 receiver. 120 watts
per channel. Mint condition. Must hear. Must sell.
John.665-4510. 4881116
FOR SALE-VOX CONTINENTAL portable organ.
1966. Good for rock-pop. Excellent condition. 662-
7512. 54XI118

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W $NTD-one easy going coroper to fill vacancy in
house. $150, Room, board, laundry, utilities. Call
Lorenor Anne,761-1237. p94C1122
APT./ROOMS
at a Jewish rooming house. Low prices. 995-3276/
74-3079. pcCtc
NEED TWO roommates for apartment/January.
1 tuinute from central campus. Call 663-1819. 82C1119
LARGE ROOM FREE in exchange for babysitting
sil year old-early morning, after 4, etc. Woman or
c6-sple. 763-4770. - p81C1121
K4)DERN, TWO bedroom, furnished apt., near
campus and IM Bldg., laundry facilities, parking,
diphwasher, disposal, balcony, A/C. Call 769-3226
afer4. 68C1122
SPACE AVAILABLE, 2-bedroom apt., North Cam-
oys. Quiet; nice location. Jan.-June. 668-1509. 59C1119
ON E BEDROOM in 2-person apartment. $130/
month. 662-3619. 69C1117
THIRD MALE for two bedroom apartment. Excel-
lent location. Reasonable rent, winter term. 663-
1:397. E 53C 118
DUBLErSPACE AVAILABLE-January-April.
Lenny Bruce C'o-op, 1507 Washtenaw. $165 per
month, includes rent, food, utilities and laundry.
CallI Dave or Benjie at 995-5046 or 663-9064 any-
tirpe. 51CI121
1 FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED to share 3
hjrm. house with fireplace, 2 baths, double garage,
on wooded fenced-in lot. Avail. Dec. 16. $155 plus
utilities. Call 973-2586.. dC


UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
SUMMER STUDY ABROAD
Informational Meetings:
FLORENCE, ITALY: Wednesday, Nov. 29,
7:00 p.m., 203Tappan.
LONDON, ENGLAND: Thursday, Nov. 30
7:00 p.m.. 203 tappan.
78F1206
GET PERSONALIZED M. D. (Mellow Degree.
Send $5 to Marks, 907 Sybil, Ann Arbor 48104.
27F1119

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Must be 18, no car necessary; part-time, one or
two nights per week. Apply in person only after
4:30 p.m. Omega Pizza, 101 Washtenaw Place.
86111130
PHYSICS TEACHERS for labs and recs in general
physics, Jan.-April 1979. M.S. or equiv. required.
Send resume, transcripts, and 3 letters of recom-
mendation to: Secretary.,Dept. of Nat. Sciences,
Univ. of Mich.-Dearborn, 4901 Evergreen Rd.,
Dearborn, MI 48128. A non-discriminatory, equal
opportunity, aff. action, Title IX employer. 50H1119
PART TIME OFFICE HELP-AFTERNOONS.
Temporary and permanent positions beginning im-
mediately. $2.85 starting salary. Phone 769-8880.
76H 1125
HEALTHY VOLUNTEERS-Males, age 20-60,
sought for clinical research project. Reimburse-
ment of $150 for 21_ day participation. Involves
admission to University Hospital Clinical Research
 Center, receiving some medications and giving
blood samples. Contact Dr. John Greden, 763-4382
(or 764-9140 if no answer). 88H 1121
BAND OR DISC JOCKEY needed for formal dance,
December 2nd at Helen Newberry. Call 764-7892.
11-1 or after 5 p.m. 18H1117

" Dissertations
" Theses/Term papers
" Business/Letters/Resumes
" Legal
Judie Birdsall 665-9843
612 S. Forest Suite B
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USED CA RS
'74 AUDI FOX FOR SALE, 4 dr., 4-speed, sunroof.
cassette. 665-3165. dNl116
'69 MERCURY Wagon-Clean. Engine, body; very
good. Snow tires. One owner. $575. Phone 994-
4254'evenitigs. 76N1 118
1975 TOYOTA Pick-up. Engine great. Little body
work, mags. $1000.668-1969. 89N1119
'72 BUICK SKYLARK, V-8, heavy body. Heats
fast, A/C, excellent brakes. $650.00. 665-0564. 49N1118
'72 BUICK SKYLARK, V-8, heavy body. Heats fast,
A/C', excellent brakes. $250.00. 665-0564. 49N1118
LANCIA BETA CPE excellent condition, $4,000. Call
662-9412 or 663-5963. 36N1118
1971 MGB-Mechanically perfect, good body, new
top and clutch. 994-0425. 12N1117
'74 CHEVY CAPRICE CLASSIC 2-dr. hardtop. New
brakes and transmission. Good transportation. Call
483-5973 eves.before 11. dN
PETS A ND SUPPLIES
FREE--Affectionate cat, 1 yr. old. Call Jim, 995-
3954. 37T1m117
BA RGA IN CORNER
GIANT MOVING SALE-Art supplies, clothing.
furniture, kitchen stuff, plants. Fri-Sun., 10-5. 2488
Dalton ye: 973-2586, dW

NEED SEVEN PURDUE TICKETS-SINGLES,
PAIRS, ANYTHING OK. MARY,665-9733. 90Q1117
TWO JUNIOR PRIORITY UM-Purdue tickets for
sale. Section 28.764-0083. 99Q1116
5 PURDUE TICKETS needed. 2 must be together
and above the twenty. Leann, 994-0566. dQ1117
WANTED-Two Purdue tickets in Section 24. Call
662-9596. 84Q 1117
WANTED-2 Purdue tickets. Price negotiable. Call
994-0521. 77Q1117
TWO PURDUE TICKETS needed Call Judy, 994-
0813 or call the Daily. dQ1117
HELP SEND FAMILY to Purdue game. Call 995-
4320 after 5. Single tickets okay. 59Q1117
WILL TRADE good Seger tickets for any Purdue
tickets. 663-0974. dQl117
FOR SALE-Basketball Season Tickets-Court-
side seats: Sec. 32. Best offer. Dan.,995-4346. 80Q1117
WANTED--5 tickets for Purdue. Call Mark, 663-
4323. 57Q1115
THREE PURDUE tickets wanted. Call Lew, 668-
6927. 67Q1116
PURDUE TICKETS WANTED. NEED PAIR. CALL
STAN 761-1623 (evenings only). 41Q1117
Wanted three tickets together for U of M Purdue
game. Willing to pay a good price. Call Joann, 663-
3413 anytime after 6pm. 42Q1117
WANTED: 2 or 4 Purdue tickets. Call 973-9794 after 5

JUNIOR/SENIOR YEAR ABROAD
Informational Meetings.
AIX-EN-PROVENCE, FRANCE: Wednesday, Dec.
6,7:00 p.m., 2003 Angell Hal
FRE[BURG, GERMANY: Thursday, Dec. 7,
7:00 p.m., 2003 Angell Hall
Contact Hank Peiter, Office of
Study Abroad, 5208 Angell Hall.
For further information, 764-4489.
79F1206
COUNSELING SERVICES is offering a counseling
group (focus on personal goals, personal- growth,
relationships) for upper class and grad students.
specifically desire men,'MONDAYS 3-5. group will
continue next semester. For moe information call
Counseling Services, 764-8312 or stop in at 3100,
Michigan Union. 74F1117
BOWL AT THE UNION-Where else do they have
only 7 fantastic lanes of bowling? Name only two.
cF1116
MAKE LOVE!-NOT WAR
(It's good for our business)
Austin Diamond
1209 S. University
663-7151
Specializing in custom
engagementi& wedding rings

THE WORDPROCESSORS. We do copy-
ing, typing, binding and printing. Ask about our
10% discount cards for students and faculty.
211S. STATE STREET 662-3969
7 days
1202 S. UNIVERS dITY 662-6401
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DOLLAR BILL COPYING
Resumes and dissertations. Super quality copies at
low prices. Color copies. T-shirt transfers. Lowest
book copying rates in town! 611 Church, above Don
Cisco's. 665-9200. 47F1210
COPIES: 3' 2 each, overnight.
Lowest Prices! Fastest Service!
Accu-Copy, 524 E. William 769-8338
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AFTER THE FALL APPLE JUICE $2.69/gal.
KERRYTOWN PANTRY, 407 N. Fifth Ave. cFtc
CREATIVE ABSURDITY TO GO
We deliver warmth, love and comic relief for any
occasion. 663-1245 before noon. cFtc

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JANITOR-Part-time. 995-3276/769-3078.

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WANTED--5 PURDUE Tic ets, together if pos-
si ble. 995-9508. 38QI 1131
WANTED -Six tickets together-Purdue. Price
neogitable. Call 663-8344. 28Q1117

THE UNITED STATES Marine Corps Officer
Selection Team will be in Ann Arbor every Monday
and Tuesday to conduct interviews for the Platoon
Leaders CLASS (PLC) OFFICER CANDIDATE
PROGRAMS. University of Michigan Freshmen,
Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors may apply now for
guaranteed employment upon graduation. For more
information call toll free 800-292-5920. 87F1203
PRIMAL/FEELING THERAPY - The Personal
Growth Center, 403 Miller, 971-0102. cFtc
OFFSET AND XEROX
FAST LOW COST DUPLICATING
COPYQUICK-769-0560
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DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Edited by Margaret Farrar and Trude Jaffe
©i978 Lou Angele Tlmessyndicato

Work Study
Librarian
If you are a work study student and want a chal-
lenging, good paying job for now or, Winter term,
you should see us. The Michigan Daily has an
opening for a librarian to maintain our records and
organize our files. Up to 20 hours a week, $4 an
hour. Library Science students especially encour-
aged but all students'may apply. Call 764-0552 and
ask for David or Gregg. Or, stop by the Daily,
2nd floor, Student Pub]. Bldg., 420 Maynard Street.
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BREAKFAST COOK NEEDED for sorority. $3/hr.
Call Chris or Corey before 6:00 p.m., 761-1472.
91H1117
WANTED - Full time C-5 level secretary for
Museum of Art for four months. Job may revert
to permanent 50% appointment. Very good typing
needed; knowledge of University procedures and
good public manner needed. Please call 764-0395
Start December 1. 19783. 35H1116
PART-TIME ACCOUNTANT-RECEPTIONIST for
newly opening Ann Arbor branch of a major U.S.
fraternity and sorority accounting, management,
and alumni relations firm located on S. University.
Job may expand to full-time shortly. A great oppor-
turnity. Must be personable and able to run office
with little supervision. 995-0560 weekday evenings.
33H 1117
ROOM SERVICE. Webers Inn. Apply 3050 Jackson
Rd. 769-2500. 21 H1122
CHARISMA SALON looking for exceptional mature
person to handle desk and salon control. Must
enjoy working with people and be able to handle
responsibility. Call 995-0804. 25H1117
SECURITY GUARDS
Full-time, part-time, 11:30 p.m.-7:30 a.m., CAMPUS
ASSIGNMENTS.

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LAKES S, USTEAKA INC. HAYRIEtI)S.HALL
RENTALS, WINTER PARTIES. 483-0629. CALL
PERSISTENTLY. 13M11l117

CARPOOL-Hamburg/Pickney/Brighton area to
UM central campus. M-F, 8-5, call 764-9492. 73P1117
AAA AUTO DRIVEWAY
Cars to all points. Top gas allowance. 13116 Grand
River, Detroit. 313-933-5600. 61P 11
DRIVING to Providence or Boston area? I'll pay
gas for anyone willing to take me and my U-Haul
after Dec. 12. Call Monica, 663-5909. 03P1 118

winter term in house. Call Gina, 995-07836. 20Y 1116'-
TWO FEMALES in t.utiful bi-level apartment
need 2 roommates Winter germ. Exmellent atmos-.
phere for studying, good times. Call 994-6575. 63Y1119

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COK DiSnwASnr., waitress, part time, nours
perfect for students. Apply in person, Second
'Chance, 516 E. Liberty. cH1119
PART-TIME SALES help wanted thru Dec., maybe
longer. 20 hrs. or more, $3/hr. Apply First Down
Shop, 213 S. Main. 98H11122/
POLL WORKERS WANTED for student government
elections, 11/20, 11/21. Good pay. Call 995-2567 or
763-4799, persistently. 97H1116
RECEPTIONIST-2-5 days per week, 5-8 p.m., good
salary. Call for interview, 662-3776. 31H 1119
COLLEGE STUDENT WANTED to assist handi-
capped man in help with inside and outside house
tasks. Will'trade for room, board, and loving family.
Call 995-8855. 31H1128
MUSICIAN WANTED to collaborate with profes-
sional lyricist who has ample backing for recording.
If dedicated and interested, call Steve, 668-8559.
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TYPISTS
The Wordprocessors, a commercial typing service
has part and full time positions open for mornings,
afternoons, evenings, and weekends. Must accurate-
ly type minimum 60 w.p.m. Good pay and pleasant
environment, Call Susan or June, 662-3969. cHtc
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS
Just ask our MSU student who now earis more
than his college professors. Paragon Products Inc..
a' multi-manufacturer distributor, will interview
(for the first time) MICHIGAN students, offering
part-time positions with super salaries and impor-
tant business experience Iexcellent for resume,. For
further information phone Mr. Kay, person to
person collect, 517-:339-9500. 52H1119
PERSONS NEEDED for photographer working on
portfolio. Payment dependent on previous modeling
experience. For further information and appoint-
ment please call 662-1479. 72H1119
PROGRAMMER-Operate an Inter-data computer
and act as a consultant for users. Programming
ranges from Fortran applications to assembly lan-
guage device drivers and system modification
period. Hours are variable. 15 hours per week
minimum. Contact Sue MacLeod, 763-5244, 2-5 p.m.
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has part and full time positions open for mo
afternoons, evenings, and weekends. M
curately type minimum 60 w.p.m. Good p
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rush 1979. Full time temporary emplo
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April. Lisa, 663-4635.9
FEMALE STUDENT, 25, wants own rooms
Jan. 1. Amy, 996-0435, after/5:30.3
DORM LEASE WANTED for winter term.I
ing female needs single. Call collect 512-4
2 OR 3 BEDROOM APT. needed in Dec.
662-5167: Roxie, 665-0416.2

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