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.FOR SALE-Marker Bindings $15. Trappeur Boots
Women's size 62, $20 and a Blue Parka with§a fur-
trimmed hood size 9, $20. Call Emily at 668-7867.
dB 124
OFFSET PRINTER, A.B. Dick 350. Needs a little
work. $500. Call Dave, 995-2889or 662-7414. 07B124
EXCELLENT QUALITY Hitachi cassette recorder
and like-new Polaroid instant camera. Call Doug
at 764-3097 after 10 p.m. 01B120
MEAL CONTRACTS available at Friends Inter-
national' Co-op. Good meals, conversation, ping-
pong, study area, laundry and more. Prefer Grad
students. 1416 Hill St. 761-7435. 95B120
FOR SALE-1971 Duster, new battery, excellent
steel radials, good engine, $475. Call after 5 p.m.,
665-2203. 89B 126
1976 FIAT 128, 38,000 miles, stick, rust proofed.
Excellent condition, $2,000 or best offer. Call after
6p.m.,994-5178. 74B124
CENTICORE BOOKSHOP, 1229 S. University going
out of business, disposing of all bookcases. Very
inexpensive, come and see them, they must go fast.
67B1 19
DOUBLE MATTRESS, box springs, $25. Call Amy,
764-0345 9-5 Wed. or Fri. 66B119
FOR SALE-Bamboo shades, Vic Tanny member-
ship, misc. books and items. Call 665-7604. 728119
FOR THE BEST IN WATER BEDS remember to
come see Waterworks Waterbeds at 3066 Packard
near Platt. 971-1355. cBtc
FOR SALE-MORANTZ 22:30 30 watt per channel,
excellent condition, 21 years old. Call 668-1948,
$130. 58B119
WATERBEDS are bedder from A New Dawning
Water Bedrooms. Visit our newly expanded location
at 213 S. Fifth Ave. Between Liberty and Washing-
ton. 665-0386. cBtc
CROSS COUNTRY SKIS trak ralle. never used.
663-3763 16B119
'F"TRRWOOT) 7.~ 9f1( ' 52111

I UNISHED HUUSE. Spacious Rooms. Close to
campus. Take over leases. 662-9459. 86C123
ROOMMATE WANTED to share luxury home in
prime location. 3 bdrms.. washer/dryer/dwasher.
Walk to campus. Working professional or grad
preferred. $283 per mos. & utilities. References &
security dep. Lease renewable in June. 995-0760.
9OC123
SINGLE ROOM in two bedroom apartment close
to CCRB. Quiet, cooperative graduate roommates.
Reasonable rent. Call 663-5412 persistently. 00C123
CAMPUS-Six bedroom, fully furnished, no cats.
Available May 1. $900/mo 663-5861. 82C123
FALL
CAMPUS AREA
APARTMENTS
WELL FURNISHED UNITS IN
MODERN BUILDINGS
STOP BY SObN
FOR COMPLETE AND BEST SELECTION
CAMPUS
RENTALS
SOUTH UNIVERSITY AT
WASHTENAW
665-8825
cCtc
LEASE AVAILABLE in STOCKWELL HALL,
Single room. January-April with the option of next
fall. The room is freshly painted, the dorm has
great food and it's on a friendly corridor. Call
764-1939 before 11 a.m. or after 11 p.m. Be per-
sistent. dC125
HERITAGE HOUSE APT.-One bedroom in male
apt. Balconies, dishwasher, w/w carpet, AC. fur-
nished, 12 mo. lease. Non-smoker s) preferred. Call
Randy or Jonathan around 6. 995-3981. Available
Sept. 4 and possibly sooner. dC119
FALL OCCUPANCY
Modern two bedroom furnished apts. 2 blocks from
Diag. Parking. Also 1 & 2 man furnished apts.
in older Campus Homes.
CAMPUS MANAGEMENT, INC.
335 E. Huron 663-4101
cCtc
FALL
CAMPUS AREA
APARTMENTS AND HOUSES
WELL FURNISH ED UNITS IN MODERN
BUILDING AND UN IQUE OLDER HOMES
STOP BY SOON
FOR COMNIPLETE INFO AND BESI
SELECTION
CAMPUS
R E NTALS
SOUTH UNIVERSITY AT
WASHTENAW
665-8825
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BILEVEL TWO BEDROOM campus apartment.
Unexpectly available. Jan. thru Aug. lease. Ideal for
four. Campus Rentals, 665-8825. eClc
FEMALE TO SHARE spacious furnished one bed-
room apartment close to campus. Available im-
mediately. 4 month lease. Price very negotiable.
Call collect 1-898-2572 after 6 p.m. 68C122

FtIENDLY FEMINIST HOUSE needs one woman.
$95.00 a month. Own room near campus. Phone
995-3790. 76E123
BOARDERS WANTED. Small friendly fraternity.
$220/mo, plus phone. Call 761-6442. 1705 Hill St.
71E121
ROOM-$140/mo. negotiable. Optional meal plan
$110/mo. 1501 Washtenaw. 995-4258. 41E119

JAZZ AND BLUES piano lessons-start now. Ex-
cellent teacher. 662-1569 04F127
DO YOU SUFFER from menstral discomfort?
The Lab, of Applied Psychololgy, under the direc-
tion of Dr. James Papsdorf, is initiating a service
research program designed to teach women tech-
niques for coping effectively with the tension and
stress associated with menst,4uation. For more
information call Maryann at 763-0008 or 665-6942.
persistently. 16F125
THE PLACE IS OLD, it's a bad location, but it's
still a place everybody wants, Union Lanes and
pinball. open til 1:00a.m. tonight.. cF2
JUDAIC SESSIONS ATCHABAD HOUSE
TORAH-(5 books of Moses) with commentary.
PROPHETS-with commentary.
JEWISH LAW-up to date laws.
TALMUD-beginners and advanced.
AVOS-ethics from Sinai with commentary.
MEANING OF PRAYER-history and translation.
JEWISH PHILOSOPHY-and mysticism.
MINCHAS CHINUCH-review of the 61:3 MITZVOT
(Jewish law).
Every evening 7-10 p.m. (also afternoons). Free
of charge beginners/advanced session. 715 Hill
Street.corner of Oakland.Dial 99-LEARN. pcFtc
ASSERTIVENESS TRAINING-All women-Feb-
ruary 1:3-April 3: Men and Women-February 12-
April 2: $65. Call TAPESTRY, 668-8777. 05F126
The Flame Presents a SHABBATON
This, Fri.-Sat., Jan. 19-20 at Hillel (1429 Hill St.),
beginning 4:00 p.m. Wine and Cheese Party Sat.
night, Jan. 20, 8:00 p.m. at ChabadHouse 715
Hilfl. Great food: stimulating discussions: enjoy
a genuine Jewish Shabbat with us. $5.0) covers
three meals, $1.50 for Wine and Cheese Party.
20F119
SPECIAL ED majors. Needed for special jobs in
Asia, South America and Africa. Help others build
better futures while you get valuable experience.
Must be U.S. citizen, single/married, no dependents.
No upper age limit. Contact Peace Corps at the
Placement Center, Student Activities Building, Jan.
22. 23,24,25. Call 763-1363 for appointments. p27F123
EARN CREDIT. Be involved. A powerful learning
experience at Jackson Prison. Project Community,
2204 Michigan Union. 763-3548. 97F120
MATH & SCIENCE majors. Developong nations
in Africa. Asia and South America need energetic
individuals for challenging positions. Monthly
living allowances, medical care, paid travel. Must
be U.S. citizen with no dependents. Contact Peace
Corpsat the Placement Center, Student Activities
Building. Jan. 22, 23, 24. 25. Call 763-1363 for appoint-
ments. p26F123
ARE YOU MUSICAL? Do you like to Dance? Or
do you want to work imaginatively with young
people? Join Project Community's Adrian Training
School Program and earn credit while learning.
Visit 2204 Michigan Union or call 763-3-548. 99F120

EXPLORE THE EARTH-Small group expeditions
to Nepal, Kashmir, Columbia, SRI Lanka. Call
Journeys, 995-4658. cFtc
WOMEN'S AND MEN'S ACU-1 Pocket Billiard
Tournament. Sign up at Union. Billiards open 10:00
a.m. January 17, 18, 19 and 20. ACU-I Bowling Tour-
nament Saturday, January 27, 9:30 a.m. Union
Lanes. cF119
EXAMINATION JITTERS?
Do you blank out on exams? Anxious about tests?
You may be interested in our biofeedback assisted
test anxiety program. For more information, call
764-6311 or visit K-103 West Quad. Program under
the direction of Dr. James D. Papsdorf. A service-
research program. 37F127
Win NBA
ALL STAR TICKETS
Pick-up your official entry form to win 2 great
seats for the NBA All Star game in Pontiac. Feb.
4th. Also check out our copying, typing and print-
ing-super quality and service, open 7 days.
The WORDPROCESSORS
211 S. State St. 662-3969
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PRIMAL/FEELING THERAPY - The Personal
Growth Center, 403 Miller, 971-0102. cFtc
OFFSET AND XEROX
FAST LOW COST DUPLICATING
COPYQUICK-769-0560
1217 S. University
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RUSH DEKE during Rush Week, 61112 E. William,
668-8998. 74F120
GERALD FORD, Teddy Roosevelt, and Rutherford
Hayes were all Dekes. 70F120
R. SARGENT SHRIVER and George Bush are both
Dekes. 72F120
WILLIAM SIMON'S and Phil Buchen's fraternity
is DeltaKappaEpsilon. 71F120
THE DEKE SENATE delegation is broad spectrum
enough to include Thomas F. Eagleton and Russell
B. Long. 73F120
AFTER THE FALL APPLE JUICE
$2.69/GA. WITH THIS AD.
LIMIT FOUR GALLONS
407 N. FIFTH AVE.
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COPIES: 312teach, overnight.
Lowest Prices! Fastest Service!
Accu-Copy, 524 E. William, 769-8338
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MAKE LOVE!-NOT WAR
(It's good for our business)
Austin Diamond
1209S. University
663-7151
Specializing in custom
engagement & wedding rings
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WE BAKE 'EM AND TAKE 'EM
Personalized cake delivered with a musical flair.
Create your own occasion. 663-1245. cFtc
BAZ!!!!
"When you're down and out
Lift up your head and shout...
WHEN AM I GONNA GET MY PERSONAL'?"
dF117

Working mother needs responsible lady to supervise
8-year-old son, before and after school in exchange
for room and board. Mary Hughes: Home 971-6201,
work 994-9460. 53H 125
SECURITY GUARDS. Full and/or part time.
Campus assignment: 11:30 p.m.-7::30 a.m. Apply
(2 p.m.-6 p.m.) at
State Security Services Inc.
1000 Cornwell
Ann Arbor, MI
(North Engels Bldg
An Equal Opportunity Employer
07H 124
MEN! WOMEN!
JOBS
CRUISE SHIPS " FREIGHTERS
No experience. High Pay! See Europe, Hawaii,
Australia, So. America. Summer Career! Send
$3.85 for info to SEAWORLD, Box 61035. Sacto,
'A. 95860. 611H201
FRED SKLAAR
INTERNATIONAL
FASHION MENSWEAR
SALES, CASHIERS, AND
STOCKPERSONS
HI-RING NOW
-Higher Wages and Benefits
-Apply in person, appropriately
dressed

JANITORIAL HELP wanted. Must be U-M student. SECRETARY-RECEPTIONIST, college back-
About 2 hours a day, Mon. thru Sat. mornings. ground necessary, part-time. Hours: Monday
See Arch Gamm at the Michigan Daily. dH J2-5, Wednesday & Thursday 4-10, Saturday 9-5.

gal 662-3149. 79H121
MR. TONY'S HIRING for counter help days and
nights, full and part time. 342S. State St. 23H124
BABYSITTER for 1 yr. old. Tues. and Thurs. morn-
ings, North Campus area. 995-4688. 33H120
BUSBOYS NEEDED for fraternity. Free meals
included. Call 668-1957 or 761-5227, ask for Steward.
30H120
HELP WANTED-Office clerk. Would prefer morn-
ings, but hours flexible. Call Debbie, 769-2691. 43H120
COLLEGE STUDENT WANTED to assist handi-
capped man and help with inside and outside house
tasks. Will trade for room, board and loving family.
995-8855. 38H 119

WRITING SERVICES. Creative, Technical,
Editing, Research, Typing. Experienced Profes-
sional.996-0566, cte
TYPING/BINDING
" Dissertations
" Theses/Term papers
" Business/Letters/Resumes'b
"*Legal
Judie Birdsall 665-984
612 S. Forest Suite B
TYPING. IBM Selectric type writing. Speedy
service. Nancy,662-9823. 9:lJg
PROFESSIONAL TYPING .
and
WORDPROCESSING
The WORDPROCESSORS. we
specialize in dissertations, manuscripts, resumes,
legal and term papers. Rackham quality guaran-
Ieed. Also copying, printing and binding, open 7 days.

-10a.m.-4p.m.
236 Briarwood Circle
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,ONE BEDROOM available in two bedroom apart-
ment. Female. $135.00. Close to campus. 995-2466.
19C 121
ROOM in 4 bedroom house. Female. A few blocks
from campus. $100 a month. 994-0666. 80C 120
MfALE SPACE available in Heritage House Apart-
ments, immediately. Call Jon, 668-1463. 17C121
ONE BEDROOM, unfurnished apartment. Island
.)rive Apartments, 5 minute walk from Med Center
and grocery store. Call Alan, 764-7672. dC119
TWO ROOM SUITE with kitchen, separate en-
trance, in private home, I mile from campus.
One person, $250: two persons, $275. 662-6021, eve-
nings and weekends. 21C121
ONE ROOM available in beautiful 4-bdrm. house
near Arb. 10-minute walk to campus. Completely
furnished. Prefer semi-vegetarian willing to share
house chores. $106/mo. plus utilities. 663-7914. 14C119
ONE SINGLE and one double available in spacious,
attractive, cooperatively run six member home.
995-8901. 68C124
MODERN 2 Bedroom Apartment-Great location,
laundry facilities, top security. Call persistently.
994-4627. 62C124
STUDENTS INTERESTED in forming a Kosher
co-ed house in fall 1979. Call 764-4620. 78C121
GEDDES OBSERVATORY AREA
Two bedroom modern furnished apts. for fall,
parking, separate kitchen, laundry facilities.
Campus Management, Inc. 663-4101

DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Edited by Margaret Farrar and Trude Jaffe
im95 Lee Aqgels Thmee Sydae

ACROSS
1 Handle of sword
5 Apiece
9 Spurious
14 Part of Saudi
Arabia
15 Venus of
16 Pope's veil
17 Stout's stout
sleuth
18 Quarry
19 Creator of
Winnie-the-Pooh
20 Head covering
22 Noblest Roman
23 Drove
24 Exhausted
25 Meadow
saxifrage,
in Botany
28 Custom
32 Everything
33 Twenty years
ago: Rom.
35 Parrots
36 Cries, as a calf
38 Mother's ex-
hortation
39 Buffets
40 Name for a garcon
41 First name in
literature
43 Social function
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44 Admission
46 Thin as onionskin
48 Entertainer Vallee
49 One of the Muses
50 Swift spots in
a river
53 Product of
imagination
57 Excuse
58 Censure harshly
59 Singing group
60 Small fish
61 Quiet
62 Couple
63 Pluto's abode
64 Imbued
thoroughly
65 Margin

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Luxurious carpet
Liquid mea-
sures: Abbr.
Cubitus
Predictor
Steering wheels
Cajole
Draw up or draft
Cavalryman's wea-
pon, British style
Lochinvar's lady
Bevel
geometry
Incensed
Skip or jump
English class
assignment
Clemency
Simply awful
Impart color to
Closes
Spread out
Jobs for a CPA
Two-quart tankard
Salmon P.
Ill-considered
Soprano Gluck
Mottled
Act
Unproductive
Chant
See 62 Across
Nurtured
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JUDAIC SESSIONS AT
CHABAD HOUSE
TORAH-(5 books of Moses) with commentary.
PROPHETS-commentary.
.JEWISH LAW -upto date laws.
TALMUD-Beginners and advanced.
AVOIS-Ethics from sinai with commentary.
Meaning of Prayer pcFtc
MAKE TH IS SEMESTER exciting. Project Com-
munity's Innovative Tutorial Experience offers
the chance to earn credit for working with children
in many settings. 2204 Michigan Union, 763-3548.
98F 120
THE GAME NOBODY WANTS. Billiards at the
Union. Reduced rates every day to 6:00 p.m. Open
10 a.m. Monday-Friday, open 1:00 Saturday and
Sunday. cF) 19
COME'TOTHE DAILY'S DORM MEETINGS!
Wednesday, January 17, 7-8 p.m. at Markley, Angela
D)avis Lounge and S. Quad, West Lounge.
Be there!
dF
OPENINGS THROUGH JANUARY in on-going,
experiential, Gestalt-oriented personal growth and
support group. Tuesday evenings 7-10 (through
March 13). Minimum fee: $15/session. For details/
introductory interview, call Michael Andes or Cath-
erine Lilly, 662-5215. 09F130
PERSONAL GROWTH GROUPS (Psych. 201, has
openings available through Jan. 31. To register or
for information call Corner house: 764-9279. p08F126
J. P. MORGAN WAS A DEKE. 79F121
AMERICAN BANDSTAND'S Dick Clark is a
member of DELTA KAPPA EPSILON.
78F121
COLE PORTER WAS A DEKE. 77F121
Robert Peary took the Deke flag with him to the Pole
while Alan Bean had one with him on the moon.
76F121
Silverdome architect Carl Luchenbach belonged to
DKE at Michigan. 81F121
Detroit real estate developer John W. Lambrecht is a
Michigan Deke. 80F121
SINGLES WORKSHOP (5 men, 5 women). Practice
initiating, deepening, renegotiating relationships.
Jan. 26-28. $25 plus sliding scale. Bob, Margaret
Blood, 769-0046. Openings left for women only.
cF120
Nathaniel Hawthorne's scarlet letters were DKE.
82F121
Rush Deke during Rush Week, 61112 E. William, 668-
8998. 83F121
MARTIN LUTHER KING was not a DEKE. Neither
was Tom Hayden or John Kenneth Galbraith or
Alan Alda or Thomas Edison or Hank Aaron or.
Brian Piccolo or Billy Joel or Normal Rockwell
or Mark Twain . . . and they're not any worse off
for it. dF
PERSPECTIVE JUNIOR (SENIOR) year-abroad
students are reminded that the application deadline
is January 31. Please call Hank Peiter at 764-4482
if you have questions. 21F123
ANSWE TO--REVIOUS-PUZZLE
ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE -
C C C C A F 11R

FORESTERS. Developing countries need your
forestry background/degree to improve their
natural resources. As a Peace Corps volunteer you
can put your skills to work. Paid travel, living
expenses, medical benefits. Must be U.S citizen,
married/single, no dependents. No up>per age
limit. ( ontact the Peace Corps at the Placement
('enter. Student Activities Building. Jian. 22. 2:3, 24.
25 ('all 761 13611 aploiiit7nents. p11 H 12:1
FISIIERIES/MARINE BIOLOGISTS. Use your
experience as a Peace Corps volunteer. Developing
nations in South America. Africa and Asia need
salt and fresh water fisheries experts. Paid travel.
living allowance, medical benefits. Must be U.S
citizen, single/married, no dependents..No upper
age limit. Contact the Peace Corps at the Place-
ment Center, Student Activities Building, Jan. 22,
23 24. 25. ('all 76:3-1:363 for'appointments. p12H123
NUTRITION & HOME EC. Majors. Your degree
and experience could'qualify you for a wide variety
of opportunities in the Peace Corps. Teach in high
schools, colleges. Work with cooking, nutrition,
chid care, hygiene, family planning. Must be U.S.
('itizen, single/married. no dependents. No upper
age limit. Paid travel, living allowance, medical
benefits. Contact the Peace Corps at the Placement
Center, Student Activities Building, Jan. 22, 23. 24.
25. Call 763-1363for appointments p93H 123
E,,N(IN Ft IS-You are needed to build dams,
'oitruct well s bridges. roads and reservoirs.
D~esign electirical installations and indIustirial
pr'ojects.Positions in Asia, Africa and South
America. Paid travel. living allowance. medical
care. Must be U.S. citizen, single/married, no
dependents. No upper age limit. Contact the Peace
Corps at the Placement ('enter, Student Activities
Building. Jan. 22. 23. 24. 25. Call 763-:16:; for
appointments. pO7l1123
LAW GRAD needs to serve as VISTA (Volunteers
In Service To America i. Interested in farmworker
law'? Community development? Immigration law'?
Many other areas. Contact VISTA at the Student
Activities Building Jan. 22, 1:3, 24, 25, Call 763-
1363 for appointments. p24I1123
ARC'H I'T'EC"TS & URBAN PLANNERS are needed by
VIS'T'A to design low-income housing. Challenging
positions For qualified applicants. Contact VISTA
at the Placement Center. Student Activities Build-
ing, Jan. 22, 23. 24. 25. ('all 763-1:363 for appoint-
mernts O9H123
SOIAL WOR)~hKERS a re'nree'edfo~r grassroots
projects all over tnite I States. Devel p pro-
grams in public healtI. housing, community de-
velopment, youth counseling. services for the
aging and handicapped' 'ravel, Iivipg expenses.
medical benefits. Contact VISTA at the Placement
( nter. Student Activites Buiding Jan. 22. 23. 24.
25 ('all761:3f i for appo inents p9211123
LIBERAL AR'T'S-Your education in a variety of
fields could quality you for Peace Corps projects
in developing countries. Must be U.S. citizen, single/
married, no dependents. No upper age limit. Contact
Peace Corps at the Placement Center, Student
Activities Building, Jan. 22. 23, 24, 25. Call 76:3-
136:3for appointments. ' p10H123
THERAPISTS. Occupational and physical needed
for projects in ASIA, AFRICA & SOUTH AMERICA.
Must be U.S. citizen, no dependents. Contact Peace
Corps at the Placement Center. Student Activities
Building, .Jan. 22, 23, 24, 25. Call 763-1:36:3 for appoint-
ment. p001112:3
BUSINESS MAJORS. Challenging opportunities
available now with Peace Corps and VISTA. 'Talk
to a representat ive at the Placement Center, St udent
Activities Building. Jan. 22, 23, 24, 25. Call 763-
1:36:1for appointments. p01 H12:3

211 S. State St.

1
2

DOWN
Skein
Conversational

662-3969
cJC

GOOD PAY for dependable person (w/car> to
deliver the MICHIGAN DAILY 6 mornings/week
on N. Campus for Winter Term. (N. Campus-area
resident preferred but not essential) 764-0558.
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. SUMMER JOBS IN MASSACHUSETTS
The director of one of the most highly regarded
camps in the United States will be interviewing
students Jan. 29. Openings exist for counselors,
music director, program and administrative staff.
Contact: Summer Placement Office for appoint-
ment. 764-4117. 0911121
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED to teach Nutrition edu-
cation program in Washtenaw County Elementary
Schools. Transportation necessary. Call Thalia
Avila, 973-9510. 1511121
SNOW PLOWING-Need owner of Jeep, Blazer,
Cherokee, or comparable short 4-wheeler with snow
plow, to subcontract driveway and parking lot
cleaning. Want dependable Grad student with flex-
ible situation and has his own "4 wheeler" to plow
5-6 hours day or night. We handle all contracts
and billing-pay on % basis. Prefer person to be
available 2 or 3 winters-good driver could make
$40-$ti) per hour. Call 665-4560. 08H120
HOSPITAL SITTERS NEEDED. Night and day
shifts available at local hospitals. We will orient
and train you. Full or part-time work available.
Kelly Health Care, 973-9010 9 a.m.-5 p.m. p9411210
RESIDENT ADVISORS for Friends International
Co-op to serve beginning Summer '79. Preference
will be given to couples who have had experience in
group living situations, who have some Quaker
interest and background or have relevant Interna-
tional contacts. Interested married student couples
without children or pets, should call 761-7435. 96H120
ACTUARIAL TRAINEES WANTED
Are you a graduate, or near graduate, with a
heavy math concentration? Do you have a logical
mind, imaginative ideas, communicative skills,
and managerial aptitude'? Are you seeking a career,
rewarding compensation and a progressive, dy-
namic company? If your answers to the above are
YES, then YOU should consider a career as a
casualty actuary, with The Great American In-
surance Co. We offer excellent salary and benefit
package. We will be interviewing on your campus
in the near future. For further information contact
your placement center. p59H123
SUBJECTS WANTED
Advance the cause of science and earn some money.
Participate in a psychological study of decision
making. Call Pat at 764-8362. 06H130
GRAPHIC ARTISTS needed. Please call Eclipse
Jazz, 763-1107. 67H124
SUBJECTS WANTED-Advance the cause of
science and earn some money: participate in a
psychological study of decision making. Call Rita
at 764-8362. 06H125
JOB OPPORTUNITY
Applications for the Electrical Apprenticeship are
available at the Vocational Education Office, Room
\l11. Eberwhite School, 801) Soule Blvd., Ann Arbor,
Mich. from 10:00 a.m. to noon and 1:0( p.m. to

English lessons for foreigners. Experienced tutor.
Call 66:-9644. 55J 122
DISSERTATION &
MANUSCRIPT TYPING "
Free spelling, grammar, punctuation and cleanup.
RACKHAM QUALITY GUARANTEED
Reasonable Rates
KATHY BLACK-665-3416
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THE SECRETARIAT
Term Papers, Theses & Dissertations
Typing, Copying & Binding'

812 South State $Lr4ets-
.994-3594 9-4 Mon,-Sat.

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1975 RABBIT. Orange with black interior, excellent
condition. $2300. 764-8900. 65NI121
For Sale: 1974 Mustang II. Good condition with snow
tires. $1,000, price negotiable. (all 763-3904. 54NI i
1970 MAVERICK. Automatic. Cheap transportat ion.
Price negotiable. 995-.3810. 18N112'3

CAR SPEAKERS-Brand New! Excellent condi4
tions: sound fantastic. "Craig Powerplay," coaxials.
Very reasonable price. Call John, at the Daily
764-0558. f151

APARTMENT SUBLET-Bi-level, two large bed:
rooms, completely furnished, private parking
Good location 96-0536 06U(126
ALBERT TERRACE
SUMMER SUBLET
Spend your summer in the luxurious Albert Terrace
Apt. complex. Experience the ultimate in apt;
life. ('all soon before it's too late. 995-9420. dU 12:j

WANTED-2 or 4 tickets to the 'Michigan State
game. Call 763-0293 or 1-517-851-7688. 83K121

MATURE HONEST dependable person seeks house-
keeping employment. Top wages sought in ex-
change for excellent service. References provided.
761-4372. 120124
WILLING TO TAKE CARE of elderly family mem-
bers, five days/week, with on-call services avail-
able 24 hours/day; no live-in; have medical
experience. Call Michael at 665-9683, 1-5 p.m., or
after 8 p.m. dO

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EDUCATION majors. Consider 2 years in Asia,
South America, Africa. Put your skills to work as
a Peace Corps Volunteer. Must be U.S. citizen,
single/married, no dependents. No upper age
limit. Contact representatives at the Placement
Center. Student Activities Building, Jan. 22. 23.
24.25. Call 763-1362for appointments. p021112:3
BLACK STUDIES major. Your degree, work exper-
ience or job training could qualify you for chal-
lenging overseas projects. Peace Corps needs
volunteers in Asia, Africa and South America. Put
your skills to work helping others. Must be U.S,
citizen, married/single, no dependents. Paid travel,
living allowance and medical benefits. Contact
representatives today at the Student Activities
Building,.Jan. 22, 2:3, 24, 25. Call 763-1:36:3 for appoint-
ments. p0511123
HEALTH PROFESSION-ALS-Your skills are
needed in developing countries all over the world.
Paid travel, living allowance, medical care. Must
be U.S. citizen, single/married, no dependents.
No upper age limit. Contact the Peace Corps at
the Placement Center. Student Activities Building.
Jan. 22, 23. 24. 25. ('all 763-1:363 for appointments.
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SMALL ADVENT Loudspeakers. Excellent condii
tion. $140.00.Call 764-8900. 64X11
USED SLINGER-land drum set, black with Zildjiari
cymbal. Apollo Music Center, 769-1400. cX12'
3LACK GRINNELL Spinet Piano. Great for fun.
Includes bench. 323 S. Main, Ann Arbor. cXtc
USED BUNDY CLARINET, good shape, $150. Call.
Larry,761-9431. pcXtc
USED GUITARS starting at $39.95, acoustic and
electric. Call Apollo Music Center, 769-1400. cX125
ROOMMA TES
FEMALE ROOMMATE-Grad or medical for
sunny, modern, partially furnished apartment next
to medical center. Non'smoker. January to January
lease. $155/mo. including meals. Call 994-4691.
70Y119
MALE ROOMMATE needed. Large, 3-man apart-
ment. $105/mo. and electric. Call Joel, 996-0409.
75Y11'9

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