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UNCONTRACTED CLASSIFIED RATES
FUUND-E'emale beagle in downtown Ann Arbor
area. Tr-colored with white marks on neck, middle
of face and left hind leg. No collar. Jeff, 665-0608:
FOR SALE-Marker Bindings $15. Trappeur Boots
Women's size 62. $20 and a Blue Parka with a fur-
rimmed hood size 9, $20. Call Emily at 668-7867.
dB124
(bFFSET PRINTER, AB. Dick :350. Needs a little
work. $500. Call Dave, 995-2889 or 662-7414. 0781124
A RK BROWN Refrigerator, good condition. $70.
Call 665-8813 5 p.m.-12 p.m. Ask for Debra. :321124
1976 FIAT 128, :38.000 miles, stick, rust proofed.
excellent condition, $2,000 or best offer. Call after
6p.m.. 994-5178. 74B124
FOR THE BEST IN WATER BEDS remember to
come see Waterworks Waterbeds at 3066 Packard
near Platt. 971-1355. cBtc
FOR SALE-1971 Duster, new battery, excellent
steel radials, good engine. $475. Call after 5 p.m.,
665-2203. 89B126
WATERBEDS are bedder from A New Dawning
Water Bedrooms. Visit our newly expanded location
at 213 S. Fifth Ave. Between Liberty and Washing-
tpon.665-0386. cBtc
EASE 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
efore 11a.m. or after 11 p.m. Be persistent. dC125
NEED TWO PEOPLE or couple to share large apar-.
Iment, $113/month. Receive $300 bonus!662-4944.
43C118
HERITAGE HOUSE APT. has one bedroom opening
for fall 1979. Bedroom includes balcony and AC. W/W
earpet, dishwasher, and excellent apt. mates come
with the apt. Non-smoking males who are interested
should call Randy or Jonathan at 995-3981 around 6
p.m. MAKE US AN OFFER WE CAN'T REFUSE..
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Single room with balcony and two walk-in closets.
dlose to Arb and CCRB. All facilities. 668-6410.
52C 124
F U BN1ISHED HOUSE. Spacious Rooms. Close to
campus. Take over leases. 662-9459. 86C123
KO{)MMATE WANTED to share luxury home in
prime location. 3 bdrms.. washer/dryer/dwasher.
Walk to campus. Working professional or grad
pyeferred. $283 per mos. & utilities. References &
security dep. Lease renewable in June. 995-0760.
90C123
CAMPUS FALL RENTALS
Eurnished I & 2 bedroom apartments, modern build-
i~ig. dishwasher, disposal, A/C, laundry facilities,
of1 street parking, no pets. Make application for
sept. lease. 973-1744. 38C130
L$iMEI)IATE SUBLET- 2 double Village Green
North. Grad student preferred. Vegetarian room'
nrate. Rent negotiable. 995-9428 or 662-7109. 31C123
T--WO BEDROOM APARTM EN', furnished, good
location on Packard. 662-1978 or 662-0351. 34C128
FALL1979 CAMPUS
We are currently leasing efficiencies, 1 & 2 bed-
room modern, furnished apartments for next fall.
Stop by or call Dahlmann Apartments, 543 Church.
761-76(D). Daily9-5. cCtc
GEDDES OBSERVATORY AREA
Two bedroom modern furnished apts. for fall.
parking, separate kitchen, laundry facilities.
Campus Management, Inc. 663-4101
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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. 62'C124
"Distinctive Living"
with
MODERN
APARTME NTS
Now accepting applications for Fall 79 rental
Featuring
" On & Off Campus Locations
" Security Systems
" Furnished
" Heat & Water Paid
* Air Conditioned
" Disposals
* Laundry Room
" Storage
" Balcony
" Parking
For best selection/call now ! !
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MODERN
MANAGEMENT
OFFERS
"Distinctive Living"
Clean, well managed apartments in modern build-
ings and houses with character located on & off
campus.
Furnished/Semi-furnished/
- Un-furnished
Now Leasing for Fall 79
668-6906 663-3641
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MALE or female needed for semi-private room in co-
ed house. Phone 995-4229. 41C130
BILEVEL '1W() BEDIROOM ('ampus apartment.
Unexpectly available. Jan. thru Aug. lease. Ideal for
four. ('ampus Rentals. 665-8825 U'
SINGLE ROOM in two bedroom apartment close
to CCRB. Quiet, cooperative graduate roommates.
Reasonable rent. Call 66:3-5412 persistently. 00Ct23
CAMPUS-Six bedroom, fully furnished, no cats.
Available May 1. $900/mo. 66:3-5861. '2C123:
FALL
CAMPUS AREA
APARTMENTS
WELL FURNISHED UNITS IN
MODERN BUILDINGS
STOP BY SOON
FOR COMPLETE AN IBES'T' SELECTION
CAMIIPUS
RE NTALS
SOUTH UNIVERSITY AT
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665-8825
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FALL OCCUPA1NCY
Modern two bedroom furnished apts. 2 blocks from cellent teacher 62-156 anolessons-startno F
Diag. Parking. Also 1 & 2 man furnished apts.t
in older Campus Homes.
CAMPUS MANAGEMENT, INC.
335 E. Huron : 663-4101
F'fl"EM)LMY FEMINIS'' IlOUS: needs one woman.
$95.0 a month. )wn room near campus. Phone
9515-:3790. 7fEi l2:3
NO MATTER HOW BAD YOUR PROBLEM IS.
something can be done about it. Phone 97:3-2632.
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ISRAEL NOW
jan. 23, 7:30-9:30 p.m., Pendleton Room, Michigan
Union. "Inside Israel." Guest speaker Hillel Shuval,
EIebrew University visiting professor, environmen-
talist, and political activist will speak on Israel after
peace. Followed by .workshops, dialogues, with
Israel and American students on Kibbutz.,job oppor-
tunities, travel and university study. cFl23
SKING. SAILING, SW IMMING, arts and crafts in-
structors, and General Counselors needed for Jewish
co-ed camp located near Eagle River, Wisconsin.
Contact Camp Interlaken, ilwaukee Jewish Com-
munity Center. 1400 N. Prospect Ave. ;Milwaukee,
Wisc..5:3202. cF126
TODAY. 12:10 pm, Film-Brown Bag Lunch "The
Fight Against Black Monday." Documents the
Youngstown, Ohio move to reopen the steel mills
closed by the multi-nationals. Rev. Russell Fuller
will lead discussion. This may be the Selma of the
fight for economic rights. Wesley Foundation Pine
Room. 602 E. Huron at State. 668-6881. cFi23
AFTER THE FALL APPLE JUICE
42.69/GA. WITHTHIS AD.
LIMIT FOURK GALL.ONS
407 N. FIFTH AVE.
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 menstruation. For more
information call Maryann at 763-0()8 or 665-6942.
persistently. I6F125
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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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. 'ontact Peace
Corps at the Placement Center, Student Activities
Building. Jan. 22. 23. 24. 25. Call 76:3-1363 for appoint-
ments. p26F 12:3
OPENINGS THROUGH JANUARY in on-goi
experiential Gestalt-oriented personal growth idd
support group. Tuesday evenings 7-11 through
March 1:3 r. Minimum fee: $15/session. For details/
introductory interview, call Michael Andes or Cath-
erineLilly, 662-5215. 09F13
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 23,2L4.2).all7)-31'363 forappointment. p27F123
OFFSET AND XEROX
FAST LOW COST DUPLICATING
COPYQUICK-769-0560
1217 S. University
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DELEC'I'ABLE tELIS iit [ille Foundlion, 1429
Hill St.. Sunday. Jan. 21 at 6 p.m. New York style.
$1 50 per sandwich. cFI2 t
PERSONAL GROWTH GROUPS sPsych. 200) has
openings available through Jan. 31. To register or
for intormation call Corner House: 764-9279. o08F126
ACTUARIAL TRAINEES WANTED
Are you a graduate, or near graduate, with a
heavy math concentration? Do you have a logical
r mind, imaginative ideas, conmunicative skills.
and managerial aptitude? Are you seeking a career,
rewarding compensation and a progressive, dy-
namic company? If your answers to'the above are
YE:S, 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
yur placement center. p59H23
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
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
CA. 95860. fi1 H201
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 upper age
limit. 'ontact the Peace Corps at the Placement
('enter. Student Activities Building. Jn. 22. '232.
25 ('all 76:- :13 for appointents. p1 111123
F IS HER IES/M AR IN E BIOI.OGISTl'S. 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. ('onlact the Peace Corps al the Place-
ment ('enter. Student Activities Building. Jan. 22.
23, 24.25. ('all763-1363for appointments. p2112:3
NUTRITION & HOME EC. Majors. Your degree
and experience could qualify you for a wide aiety
of oppoitunities in the Peace Corps. Teach in high
schools, colleges. Work with cooking, nutrition.
child care, hygiene, family planning. Must be U.S.
citizen, 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 76:3-1:36:3 for appointments. p93H123
N(;INEFERS -You are needed to build dams.
construct wells, bridges. roads and reserivirs.
lesgn electrical installations and industrial
projects. 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 Center. Student Activities
Building. Jan. 22, 2:3. 24, 25. Call 76:3-131;3 for
appointnents. p17H12:3
-LA'GRAD needs to serve as VI.S'T'A Volunteers
In Service To America. Interested in farmworker
law Community devlopment? mromigrtion law?
M9any other areas. ontact 'VISTA at-1he 'ittideunt
Activities Building Jan. 22. 13, 24, 25 Call 76:3-
1:36:3f r appointments. p24H 123
A- ITO('Ill'E(T"S& URBAN PI,ANNERSareneededby
VlS''A to design lowmincome housing ('hallenging
positions for qualified applicants. ('ontact VISTA
at the Placement Centr, Student Activities Build-
ug. .an. ''22. 2:, 2. 25. (all 76:-136:1 for appoin-
ments 09123
Sut IAl. WkR E ltS are needed fo r grassruots
projects all over' the U nied Staes. Develop po-
grams in public health. housing comm uniy de-
velupment .youth counseling, services for he
aging and haniiciipped T 'ra eIrving expenses.
ineuical benefis. ('omtact VIS'TA at the Placement
I'enter. Stiudent Activites Budding. Jan. 22. 23. 2.
25 ;ll 7-I36 i3fur a ppoinl't m p92 123
IE^^RAI. ARTS -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. 2:3, 24, 25. Call 763-
1363 ifor appointments. p11H123
TIIERAPISTS. Occupational and physical needed
for projects in ASIA. AFR'ICA & SOUTH AMERI('A.
Must be U.S. citizen, no dependents. Contact Peace
Corps at the Placement Center. Student Activities
B4uilding, Jan. 222,:. 2.4. 25. Call 763-1363 for appoint-
ment. p)O1)112:3
BUSINESS MAJORS. Challenging opportunities
available now with Peace Corps and VISTA. ''ilk
to a representative at the Placement ('enter, Student
Activities Building. Jan. 22. 23, 24, 25. ('all 76:3-
1:36:3 or appoiillments. p01 H 123
EDO t( 'IU N majors. ('osidei '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
Iimit. Contact representatives at the Placement
('enter. Student Activities Building. .Jan. 22. 23,
2. 25. ('al 763-1:362 for appointments. p0'2H121
BLACK S''tUDIES major. Your degree, work exper-
ence 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,
hiving allowance and medical benefits. Contact
representatives today at the Student Activities
Building, Jan. 22, 23, 24. 25. (all 763-1363 fr' appoint-
ments. p)5H123
H'> El'l'll PRI)FESSIONA LS- Your skills are
needed in developing countries all over the world.
Paid travel, living allowance, medical care. Must
be lJ.5. citizen, single/married. no dependents.
No upper age limit. ('ontact the Peace (:orps at
the Placement ('enter. Student Activities liuilding,
Jan. 22, 2:3, 24. 25. ('all 76:3-1:363 for appointments.
ALL TYPISTS'
The Wordprocessors, a commercial typing service
has part and full time positions open for mornings,
afternoons, evenings, and weekends. Must accu-
rately type minimum 60 w.p.m. Good pay and
pleasant environment. Call Suzanne or June, 662-
3969. cHtc
Used typewriter in good condition. Willing to pay.
Call Ben, 764-4648. 40K123
WANTE-I)-.3 tickets to the Moscow Symphony on
Feb. 3. 995-:3126. 84K2'01
$51 for disenrolling female to buy dorm lease, it
drops when you disenroll. Call 994-4326 for Judy.,
anytime. 51M125
211 S. State St.
662-3969
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TYPING/BINDING
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
'75 VW Scirocco, yellow, automatic, radio. 34,000
miles. $2,900. Call 662-8792. 44N128
'74 Mustang [l. Must sacrifice. Dependable. 4 new,
tires, 4-cylinder, 4-speed, AM/FM stereo. Best offer.
665-5:332. 26N 125
VW CARMEN GIiIA, 1968. Rebuilt engine, excel-
lent transportation. $375.l1-2:31-225:3. 27N121
1971 MERCEDES-4 door, very good shape. 4:37-
27:31 or 1-229-89:38, Rick. 46N121
1975 RABBIT. Orynge with black interior, excellent
condition.$23t)0. 764-89M). 65N121
1970 MAVERICK. Automatic. Cheap t ransportation.
Price negotiable. 995-:1810. 18N 12:3'
" Dissertations
" Theses/Term papers
* Business/Letters/Resumes
" Legal
Judie Birdsall 665-9843
6125. Forest Suite B
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'T'YPING. IBM Selectric type writing. Speedy'
service. Nancy,662-9823. 93J124
PROFESSIONAL TYPING
and
WORDPROCESSING
The WORDPROCESSOR S. we
specialize in dissertations, manuscripts. resumes,
legal and term papers.i ackhain quality guaran-
teed. lso copyinrg, printing arid binding. opeii 7 day s..
MATL1fRE HONEST dependable person seeks house-
keeping eniployment. Top wages sought in ex-
change for excellent service. References providled
7fi1"7372.2 ,( '. - ,t'2O 124
Europe adventures-Know the cost before you go.
European camping tours. Write:
K. Gerbens
Experiments in Travelling
P.O. Box 2198 A
West Lafayette, IN 47906
lI)P1 2(i
DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Edited by Margaret Farrar and Trad. Jaile
011973 Los Aqgeles Tis.. Syadka.e
COPIES: 3'2¢each, overnight.
Lowest Prices! Fastest Service!
Accu-Copy, 524 E. William, 769-8338
MAKE LOVE!-NOT WAR
t It's good for our business)
Austin Diamond
1209 S. University
663-7151
Specializing in custom
engagement & wedding rings
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:1A r; vi rN t' SUni.Er m i-level,. toX% 4largelbed-
rooms, completely furnished, private parking.
Good local ion. 996-1)5:36. II6U 126
SUBLET NOW-I bedroom, $27:3/month. No secur-
ity, only electric. Maynard House. 668-6188. 22U 126
ACROSS
1 Billiard shot
6 Shiny mineral
10 Tidy (up),
old style
14 Joab's cousin
15 Comber
16 French saint of
silversmiths
17 Showing no
emotion
19 Whimper
20 Arizona city, site
of annual rodeo
21 Tool for
gardeners
23 Species of whale
24 Imposing
25 Effective resource
held in reserve:
Colloq. phrase
30 Prefix with liter
or meter
31 "It Neces-
sarily So."
32 -Sack
35 City in Siberia
36 Creator of Baron
Munchhausen
38 Reduce gradually
39 Rock python in
Kipling tales
40 Tree trunk
41 Sand formation
at river mouth
42 Deceitful fellow
17
45 Dickens heroine
48 Son of: Prefix
49 Procession
50 Lamentably
insignificant
55 More than
56 Dostoevski story
58 Hand out cards
59 Take the show
on the road
60 Progressively
onward
61 Vortex
62 Jane of fiction
63 George Eliot's
common law
husband
DOWN
1 Creator of
Daisy Mae
2 Love, in Spain
3 Garden tool
4 Suffixes in
chemistry
5 Wireless inventor
6 Worsted sample
7 Treaty
8 Hail!
9 Ruby, for one
10 Secluded
11 Schoolboy of
France
12 Wooden pin
13 Something
spectacular
18 Citadel
22
24
25
Sentry's call
Cruiser
Berserk
26 Mountain'
peak: It.
27 Schiaperelli
28 Of that-(of
the same sort)
29 Frame for
painting
32 Formal dance
33 Commedia
dell' -
34 Trappings
36 Game of chance
37 Goya duchess
38 Vegetable seed
40 Venturesome
41 Numbered
by tens
42 First word of the
marriage service
4 Refugee
44 Facts
45 Poem
46 Redeemed
47' water,
in swimming
50 Fear: Fr.
51 - Baker,
Charlie, etc.
52 Gale
53 Soft breathing,
MALE ANt) FEMALE Attendants. Body rubs.
Baths. Escorts. 10 a.m.-12 am. Daily: 12-12 Sun-
days. 215 S. Fourth Ave. 668-9775. No appointment
necessary. 23F209
JUDAIC SESSIONS AT
CHABAD HOUSE
T'ORAHI 5 books of Moses) with commentary.
PROPHETS with commentary.
J Ew ISI LA w -up to date laws.
''ALMUD -beginners and advanced.
AVI S- ethics from Sinai with commentary.
MEANING OF PRAY ER -history and translation.
.JEWISH PHILOSOPHY-and mysticism.
MINCHAS CHINUCII-review of the 613 MI''ZVOT''
Jewish law).
Every evening 7-10 p.m. +also afternoons . Free
of charge begioners/advanced session. 715 Hill
Street, corner of Oakland. Dial 99-LEARN. pcFtc
ASSERTIVENESS TRAINING--All women -Feb-
ruary'13 -April 3: Men and Women--Februarv 12-
April 2: $65. Call T'AP ES'l'RY, 668-8777. 031 126
EXPLORE TIlE EARTH
Find out more about journeys to Nepal. (Cashmir.
('olombia, Sri Lanka. Informational meeting Wed.,
Jan. 24, Michigan Union. Or call 995-4685. cF124
PERSPECTIVE JUNIOR (SENIOR) year-abroad
students are reminded that the application deadline
is January 31. Please call Hank Peiter at 7li4-448-
ifyouhave questions. 21F123
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
OPI'ENIfiRUNC at Ili lel, 1429 ilill Sunday. Jan.
21 at 11 a.m., $1.50 for lox, bagel, and cream cheese.
cF 121
MARRIED COUPLE to provide relief supervision 2
weekends per month at emergency shelter facility
Howell Areaa. Must have ability to relate to
adolescents. For further info contact Jane Brock
<517) 546-1500. 49H128
PSYCH MAJORS with Mod background to work with
retarded students. Immediate openings. Call Rick
Cross,1-349-3400, ext. 209. 4811128
SU BJECTS WANTEID
Advance the cause of science and earn some money.
Participate in a psychological study of decision
making. Call Pat at 764-8:362. 061H130
GIAPHIC ART''ISTS needed. Please call Eclipse
Jazz. 76:3-1107. 67H124
SUBJEC'TS WANT'ED -Advance the cause of
science and earn some money: participate in a
psychological study of decision making. Call Rita
at 7i4-8:361. 0611123
SE(CURITY GUARDS. Full and/or part time.
Campus assignment: 11:30 p.m.-7:30 a.m. Apply
2 p.m.-6 p.m.a at
State Security Services Inc.
.110)Cornwell
Ann Arbor, MI
i North Engels Bldg
An Equal Opportunity Employer
07I1112'4
MODIELS WANTED. $10.00 per hour. Apply in person
215. Fourth Ave., Ann Arbor. 24H 209
HOSPITAL SIT'l"lERS NEEDEI). Night and day
shifts available at local hospitals. We will orient
and train you. Full or part-time work available.
Kelly Health Care, 97:3-9010,9a.m.-5 p.m. p94H210
EARN EX'I'RA MONEY. If you have 4-lb hours a day
free, see Manpower to turn those hours into dollars.
No experience necessary. Apply !ItIl W. Jefferson,
Ann Arbor. 665-3757. 28H128
HOSPTAI'AL SIT'I'ERS NE EDED. Night and day
shifts available at local hospitals. We will orient
and train you. Full or part-time work available.
Kelly Health Care,97:3-90109 a.m.-5p.m. p94H211)
PAR'T'-'TIME - Market Research Interviews
needed in area. Please write or call: Michigan
Interviews, 1502 Wood St., Lansing, MI 48192, or
call 517/487-8787. 35H126
GOOD PAY for dependable person w/car to
deliver the MICHIGAN DAILY 6 mornings/week
on N. Campus for Winter Term.. N. Campus-area
Siv1A1 L ADVENT Loudspeakers. Excellent condi-
tion. $140.00. Call764-89(). 25X121
GIIBStN DOVE. 1974. $375. Call Ted,668-15:38. 29X121
FOR SALE: Used alto saxophone, $225, call 665-4128.
42X 130
USED SLINGER-land drum set, black with Zildjian
cymbal. Apollo Music Center, 769-1400. cX125
SMALL ADVENT Loudspeakers. Excellent condi-
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