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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. cF9lO
VIOLIN LESSONS-Beginning through advanced.
Experienced teacher with BNM and MM from
Northwestern and doctorate from U-M. Near main
campus. For information, call 663-8392. 41F910
NEED COPIES?
THE WORDPROCESSORS. We do copying, typing,
binding and printing. Ask about our 10% discount
cards for students and faculty.
211S. State St.-662-3969
7days
1202S. University-662-6401
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UNION BILLIARDS open today 10 a.m. Reduced
rates everyday to6 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 cre. n uon

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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. 14H909
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. 07H914
BABYSITTER NEEDED for 8-year-old after
school 2-3 times per week. North Campus housing.
994-5508. 08H910
GOT A CAR?

971-3699. 74J1814
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. 05Q914
BA RG IN CORNER
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.,
Sept. 9. 04W909

RIDING LESSONS-Experienced, qualified in- SONY PC650 reel-to-reel tape deck. Excellen
structor. 482-4579, evenings. 37J914 condition. Miscellaneous tapes included. Bes
TYPING-Experienced, all phases. Reasonable. offer over $350 takes. 994-0501, 434-0428. p02X91

FEMALE, preferably upperclass or grad studen
or research worker, for apartment or home with
one other person. Latter intends this for superioi
student requiring or desiring nearly full relief o
costs of living and education. Facility to be jointly
chosen. Female will often be sole occupant. Cal
761-4600, ext. or code6D, anytime. 54Y92

USED EPIPHONE 12 string guitar, $150. Call Don
761-9431. peat
HARPSICHORD-Italian, ideal for Renassanc
music. I 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. cXt
USED LUDWIG 5-piece drum set. Gold sparkle.

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ST-Small rust print cosmetic case Sept. 4 con-
ning jewelry of sentimental value. Reward. 994-
V. dA910

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
ONE SINGLE BED FRAME, $10. 10 gallon aqua-
rium with equipment, $18. 6 p.m.-2 a.m. 662-5465;
9 a.m.-5 p.m. 973-2171, except Sat. & Sun. Vicki.
20B909
RACOON COAT-Man's full length, size 43. Never
worn. 971-6918 or 764-2220. 24B910
GARAGE SALE-Furniture, lamps, clothing, odds
& ends. 10-5Sunday, 1026 Lincoln. 93B910
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. 87B913
CHURCH BENEFIT garage sale-A2CRC 1717
Broadway, Sept. 8 and 9, 9-5. 100 families contribut-
ing' items. Whirlpool refrigerator, $200. Much
more. 591908
GARAGE SALE-Four families moving: selling
ev~rything. 505 N. Division (1 block from Farmer's
Market); Saturday, September 9,10-6. 48B909
FOR R ENT
GREAT LOCATION (% block from SAS=Roam
available in house, sharebathroom, 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
SINGLE ROOM in East Quad for female available
Sept. 25. Judy, 995-1667, persistently. 28C910
ONE BEDROOM furnished apt. 1 black from Diag,
new wall to wall carpeting and just painted.
Also 3 or 4 man furnished apt. with one bedroom
plus study. Block and from Law School, parking.
Campus Management, Inc., 335 E. Huron St.
663-4101

OWN BEDROOM in 2 bedroom modern apartment
on E. Kingsley. Parking available. All utilities
except electricity. $160/month. 663-7453. 04C912
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
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

ATTENTIUN 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 Peiter, 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 6p.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

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DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Edited by Margaret Farrar and Trude Jaffe
©1978 Los Angel..sTiies Syndiate
ACROSS 53 A gap in one's 19 Forgive
Tourist mecca in memory 21 Sharpener
India 56 - tree 26 Tied
Pipes 57 Card game 27 Part of a city:
Baseball great 58 Anglo-Saxon letter Abbr.
.Drudge 59 Historic citadel in 28 Mountain soun
Gallery exhibit Moscow 29 Remember:
Suffix in "eye" 63 La Scala per- Phrase
words former 30 Flower
Wood wind 66 El 31 Helicopter par
Approximately: 67 Japanese 35 Crescent-shap
Phrase aborigine figure
Get on the job 68 Important name in 37 British symbol
Wonder literature 38 Settled
pros 69 Consumer 40 Assured
Weight 70 British title of success
Territory 71 Villa , in Tivoli 42 Soak
Carefree 72 Prow 45 O.T. prophet
Swan, for one DOWN 47 Ready
Freeze 1 Over 50 Having a cover
Matriculate 2 Asian desert 52 Academic area
Edison 3 Laugh - 53 Dismay
contemporary, 4 One of the three 54 "West Side Sto
1857-1943 Furies girl
Counterfeit 5 Chief 55 Make in (c
Roman emperor, 6 Well versed in sume much of)
79 to 81 7 Towaway item 59 Clove hitch
Spad 8 Stair part 60 At the end
Pentateuch 9 Packed (away) 61 Conversational
Detection 10 Milit. man phrase
device 11 Familiar password 62 Standard
French pronoun 12 Buffalo 64 Very: Sp.
Joss 13 Oldest Swiss 65 City of SE Yug
Uncommunicative university slavia

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. CalJim at 761-6281. 45H921
HOUSE AND YARD WORK-4 hrs. a week, $16.
Your schedule. 663-6033. 70H910
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 NuFraternity. 761-3127. 34H914
PIZZA DELIVERY DRIVERS
10-30hrs.wk.
TELEPHONE HELP 10-30 hrs./wk.
KITCHEN HELP 30-40 hrs./wk.
Must be 18, no car necessary. Apply in person
only after 4 p.m. Omega Pizza, 101 Washtenaw
Place, across from Couzens Hall. 32H919
IF YOU HAVE classes in MLB or Freeze, disable
woman needs short time help during the day. Also
some morning work available. Yvonne, 662-2734.
62H910
HOUSECLEANER for faslty family. One day per
week. References and own transportation required.
Call 663-7885. 49H908
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 forboys 9 and 11. Near
campus, drivers license needed. Wages negotiable.
663-9885 or 668-6772. 79H910
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 admins'ter 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; understanding of inner-city
youth/culture; skills in interpersonal/group com-
munications, data preparation/analysis, writing;

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