Page 8-Tuesday, March 27, 1979--The Michigan Daily LOST: Golden Retreiver, male. 3/23/79 from Hill & Washtenaw area. Named Aurelaus. 85 lbs. Reward. 761-1907. 42A401 FOUND-Dark grey cat. Call 995-9473. Found on Friday near Walnut. dA328 GOLDEN, short haired/female dog, about 45 lbs. Found on State Street near Ann. Call 663-9701. dA327 Lost plastic frame glasses between Alice Lloyd and APRIL FOOLS DAY PLANT SALE Lots of hanging plants, crafts, other plants, door prize; beautiful hanging plant. April 1-1-6 pm Take Sunset to Beechwood to 501 Huron iew. Phone 761-1318. 95B401 1974 YAMAHA 360 RT set for dirt-have all street parts plus more. Bike has been redone. Asking $400.994-9252. 01B329 FOR SALE-Sears Manual Typewriter. Excellent condition. $75. Call 482-1753. 10B327 ANN ARBOR Michigan Antiques Show and Sale March 30, 31; April 1. U of M Crisler Arena, Main& Stadium. 68 select dealers in 18th & early 19th cent. furniture and accessories. 11 am-10pm, Sun. 11-5. 97B331 BACKGAMMON sets WHOLESALE TWO STYLES, SIZES Regular 55.00,40.00 now 25.99,21.00.994-4915 28B330 FOR THE BEST IN WATER BEDS rememoer to come see Waterworks Waterbeds at 3066 Packard near Platt. 971-1355. cBtc FORR-N FALL RENTAL Four beautiful 2 bedroom apartments left on Cam- pus. One in spacious old house with fireplace, 2 bilevels, all furnished, carpeted, disposals, some have parking. Please call Modern Management at 668-6906. cC415 LARGE BEDROOM in beautiful old 2 bedroomn apt. Immediate occupancy. Fall option. 763-2222,662-6638. P41C327 AVAILABLE MAY 1-AUG. Some Fall Options Furnished rooms, 1, 2,3 BRs * on and off campus * Security Systems * Modern Bldgs. * Older Houses * A/C * Disposals * Laundry For Best Selection Call Now MODERN MANAGEMENT CC415 $50 reward. Buy my Oxford 1979 Fall apartment lease today. 764-4608. Persistently! 35C328 FOR RENT. Six bedroom house: William & Division. May lease. 665-3802. dC328 '7111425 VOLVO-Superb, excellent condition. Re- built engine. Best offer. Call Dennis, 663-5552. 07B329 3 SINGLE ROOMS available in fully furnished house. Fall option. $80. Evenings 668-6563. 31C328 AVAILABLE APRIL 1-Furnished 1-BDRM. apart- ment, AC, parking, patio, large windows, laundry facilities. Very close to campus. Call 994-0989. 13C331 SUBLETTERS NEEDED FOR COED HOUSE WITH FALL OPTION-3 singles and 1 very large double available. Semi-cooperative, semi-vegetar- ian, located on Catherine between State and Divi- sion. Call Dan or Katie at 996-0726. dC331 ONE BEDROOM unfurnished apartment. Near campus. Garage, fall option. Call after 5 p.m. 995- 2158. 13C331 The Highlands NORTH CAMPUS One and two bedroom unfurnished apartments for immediate or fall occupancy. Featuring: security lock system, drapes, dishwasher, tennis courts and swimming pool. Buses to and from central campus daily. CALL 769-3672 Or visit the Resident Manager at 1693 Broadway, Apt. 302. MANAGED BY REAUME & DODDS Management Co: cCtc BROADVIEW APARTMENTS near North Campus, immediate occupancy, deluxe units, 2 bedroom from $320/month includes heat, 1 bedroom from $270/ month, includes heat. No pets. 769-2256. 04C406 AVAILABLE-Two bedroom apartment in house for fall. MUST SUBLET. May-Sept. 996-0078. 89C331 APARTMENT SUBLET. MAY 10. FURNISHED, AIR COND. NO PETS. 769-0853. 93C330 WE NEED ROOMMATES!! Two quiet, non-smoking females are looking for two of the same to share apartment in a house beginning Fall '79. Features include off-street parking, large rooms, bay window, separate study. Located between central campus and downtown. Call Mary or Diana at 996-0628. dC407 LARGE BEDROOM in beautiful old 2 bedroom apt. Immediate occupancy. Fall option. 763-2222, 662-6638. p41C327 GRAND OPENING RENTAL HOMES Brand new homes with fireplace, cathedral ceiling, two-car garage with automatic opener, four bed- rooms or three bedrooms and family room, full basement, large wood deck, use of tennis court and heated pool. Approx. 1 miles from campus off W. Liberty. Dahlmann Apts. Ltd., 761-7600. 00C415 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT at a Jewish rooming house, spring/summer discount prices, fall/winter leases. 769-3078. pcCtc CAMPUS LOCATION Two floors containing three large rooms. Above Conlin Travel near Washtenaw and S. University. Great for counsulting firm or other professional use. Flexible terms. Available immediately. Long term lease preferred. Peter Allen, 995-5221. 78C401 ROOMS FOR RENT at a Jewish rooming house, spring/summer discount prices, fall/winter leases. 769-3098. pcCtc SINGLE ROOM in 3 bedroom apartment from May till August. Swimming pool, laundry facilities,' parking, air conditioned. Very near Medical Center and Kroger's. Price negotiable. Call Cyrena, 663- 5891. dCtc SINGLE ROOM in 3 bedroom apartment from May till August. Swimming pool, laundry facilities, park- ing, air conditioned. Very near Medical Center and Kroger's. Price negotiable. Call Cyrena, 663-5891. dCtc FALL 1979 CAMPUS We are currently leasing efficiencies and 1 bedroom modern, furnished apartments for next fall. Stop by or call Dahlmann Apartments, 543 Church. 761-7600 Daily 9-5. cCtc SUMMER LEASES available. $70-140/month. Call Jim, 995-5374 between sand 7p.m. 41C320 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY One bedroom and two bedroom apts. Now available. Furnished. Includes heat, water and parking. Across from U of M Stadium. 2 blocks from campus bus stop. Sans Souci Apts., 1036 S. Main. 994-3955. cCtc FALL 1979 4 and 5 Bedroom Apartments Newly remodeled units in Centennial House. All new carpet, drapes, furniture and appliances. Campus Rentals, Ltd. 1335 S. University 665-8825 cCtc MODERN two-bedroom furnished apartments four blocks north of Rackham available for fall, $335-$340 per month. Rent includes heat, water, parking, laundry facilities and disposals. Also modern two-bedroom unfurnished apartments one mile from campus available for fall. Rent $280 to $285 per month includes heat, water, parking, laun- dry facilities and disposal. Campus Management, Inc. 337 E. Huron St.-663-4101 cCtc Female student needed to share modern condo. Private bedroom and bath, kitchen, laundry facilities. Quiet atmosphere and parking. Fall '79. $160/mo. Call 971-2744. 34C401 3 MAN, 2 BEDROOM and study unfurnished house for fall near CCRB, $430 plus all utilities. Also efficiency and one bedroom furnished apart- ments in older buildings near campus for fall occupancy. Campus Management, Inc., 663-4101. NEEDED-RIDE from Brighton to Ann Arbor and back. Mon-Fri. Call (313) 761-8556. 20G328 1974 BUICK CENTURY-Stereo FM, Cassette, new battery, starter, shocks. 663-6269, dinnertime. Single room in 3 bedroom apartment from May till Spaces Available for women at the INTERNA- August. Swimming pool, laundry facilities, parking, TIONAL COOP. $150 monthly. This is a real air conditioned. Very near Medical Center and International experience! Close to campus. Jean or Krogers. Price negotiable. Call Cyrena 663-5891. Ineil 1-743x e C4sE327 dCtc Cce,7173.4E2 NURSING STUDENT SUMMER EMPLOYMENT Come get familiarized with the largest health care service in the country. Veteran's Administration Medical Center, Ann Arbor, Mi. hiring nursing students as summer aides. $4.02-4.51 per hour. May 1- Sept. 1. Contact M. Schnettler, Nursing Service 769- 7100, ext. 371, 372 or 373. An equal opportunity employer 75H331 COUNSELORS ASSOCIATION OF INDEPEND- ENT CAMPS seeks qualified counselors for 90 mem- ber camps located N. Eastern U.S. July and August. Contact: Association of Independent Camps, 55 West 42nd St., New York, N.Y. 10036 (212) 763-6595. p54H502 INTERVIEWS During the month of March the United States Marine Corps will be accepting interviews for its Officer Programs. Freshmen through Seniors are eligible. Formore information call 1-800-292-5920 or stop by the Career, Engineering or Business Placement Offices and see Captain Bruce Roche. p25,H329 TENNIS PROS WANTED-Excellent Summer seasonal and year-round positions available; good playing and teaching background required. Call &301 654-3770,eorhsend 2 complete resumes, pic- tures to: K.J. Belknap, W.T.S., 8401 Connecticut Avenue, Suite 1011, Chevy Chase, MD 20015. p33H327 TYPISTS The Word Processors, a professional commercial service has morning shift positions open. Skills required are minimum 65 wpm and background in at least one of the following: transcription, type- setting, or computerized word processing equip- ment. Pleasant working environment, pay com- mensurate with skills and experience. Call Suzanne,, 662-3969. cHtc PART OR FULL TIME POSITIONS available at local marine dealership. For appointment call 663-4242. 43H327 JEALOUSY' IN MULTIPLE RELATIONSHIP WORKSHOP for couples, individuals. april 6-8. $25 plus sliding scale. Bob Blood, PhD, Marg Blood,MA. 769-0046. cF404 All Speakers of English as a second language* are invited to take part in an experimental test of English Language proficiency to be given in Angell Hall at 7:00 pm on March 26 and 27. You will receive $7.00 for approximately 12 hours of your time. In addition, test results \will be made available to par- ticipants. If interested you must call and register which night you wish to take the test at the following number: 764-2413. * No ELI students currently enrolled in intensive English courses are eligible for the test. 63F327 FINALS APPROACHING! Concerned? Join us at a Preparing for Finals Workshop. April 3, 7-9:30. Register by calling Counseling Services 764-8312. 41F401 Have you had a critter to dinner lately? Little Dipper Candles, 415 N. Fifth Ave. (adjacent to Farmer's Markets .cF327 BE CREATIVE TEACH ENGLISH in Japan. If you have at least an UG degree and are interested in teaching for one or two years. Please contact Overseas Human Resour- ces. Send resume to 1230 White, Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104. Interviews will be held in April. p43H403 Proofreader. New publishing firm needs intelligent, literate person who knows grammar and spelling. Decent pay, flexible hours, opportunity for advan- cement. Contact Brian at CODA Press, 971-5139. 38H401 High Pay Part-time Campus Job for UM students on your free time. Write W.E. 1610-Fairview, Royal Oak, MI 48073. 62H331 National Company needs applicants for summer work. All applicants considered. Do not have to have specific business experience. Attractive money for right people. Call today for interview. 994-4326. 36H401 PHOTOGRAPHERS We are now reviewing folios for a position on the Michigan Daily photo staff, beginning spring and (or) fall term. Previous darkroom experience and an avid interest in photo-journalism necessary.Leave message at Daily office or 764-0552 for Maureen or Andy. dH329 Proofreader. New publishing firm needs intelligent, literate person who knows grammar and spelling. Decent pay, flexible hours, opportunity for advan- cement. Contact Brian Weber at CODA Press, 995- 7222 or 971-5139. 38H401 PIZZA DELIVERY DRIVERS Part time, must be 18, no car necessary, start im- mediately, apply in person only after 4:30 pm. Omega Pizza, 101 Washtenaw Place-across from Couzens Hall. , 29H405 NEED SUMMER EMPLOYMENT? Ann Arbor C.E.T.A. is looking for Project Managers to assist with the Summer Youth Programs. Apply between March 26-April 13 in the Ann Arbor CETA office, Basement, City Center Building, 220 E. Huron Ann Arbor 48104. 32H331 STUDENTS, earn while you learn. Part-time contact work affords extra income. 971-6448. 37H328 Excellent Spring/Summer work study opportunity in Dept. of Psychiatry for pre-med or psychology student to learn to do research. Must have work- study grant. Call 764-9175. 30H331 WANT HIGH QUALITY PRINTING & COPYING? COME TO THE PROCESSORS We offer quick job turn around and clean, crisp copies. The widest range of special paper stocks in town. Many other specialty items and services available, also typing, graphic design, word processing, and typesetting. 211 S.State 662-3969 cJtc AVAILABLE MAY 1. Large, sunny room in co-op; co-ed apartment. Close to campus. Rent negotiable. 663-5077, 995-5241 persistently. 39U401 SUBLET May-Aug., 2 bedroom, AC, 112 bath, dishwasher, fdr- nished, close to campus. Call 665-4708 after 5 p. M. dU327 IMMEDIATE SUB-LETS We have an extensive list of low-priced Sub-lets for Spring and Summer. Roommates, 1, 2 and 3 bedroom furnished apts. located on campus. For best selection call now MODERN MANAGEMENT 668-6906 cU415 SUBLET/FALL OPTION One bedroom apartment, furnished, near Medical Center and Campus. 662-1839. 46U329 KINKY SEX IS ALLOWED IN OUR BEAUTIFUL, AIRCON- DITIONED BI-LEVEL APARTMENT IN SPACIOUS Albert Terrace, near the Arb. And, in case you soil your clothes, the roomy kitchen comes complete with dishwasher. To sublet, first come first serve Call 994-5054 and ask for the project coo - dinator. dU3:30 SUBLET, May-August, large two bedroom apar- tment, close to campus, a/c, free laundry and parking facilities, clean, completely furnished. 994- 0240. 40U331 Spring/Summer 1 bedroom efficiency apartment. $175.00/month includes utilities. 665-2185 or 663-3406. 26U328 Subletting 2 bedroom apartment near campus-fall option.68-0425 after 6:00. 32U327 SUBLET-May thru August. Furnished room in 3 bedroom, 2 bath apartment. Female preferred. $80 a monith. 996-Of 83 evenings. 21U:328 ROOM with bay window and fireplace SUBLET May through Aug. $85. Including utilities. Cafl 663-2569 after 6:00 p.m.-663-7877 before. 14U329 SUBLET SPRING/SUMMER. fall option. Two large bed- rooms. Furnished. Private parking. Prime location. 996-0536. 05U330 PASSION PIT 3 bdrm., furnished, a/c, parking, utilities paid, balcony. 912 MARY ST., APT. 4-662-5369. 25U327 MAY-AUGUST SUBLET. Furnished apartment. Bedroom, living room, kitchen. Parking. 1108 Packard, No. 3. I pay $250/mo., will take best offer. (work) 764-2357 and (home) 995-0268. 92U330 APRIL-AUGUST SUBLET-Large 2 bedroom apartment near CCRB, Medical Center, and Central Campus. Rent incredibly reasonable. Air condi- tioning and all utilities included. Calli663-5412 persistently, any time. Will accommodate 2-4 persons. dU330 AVAILABLE May-August. Large 4 bedroom 4-6 man apartment, located on campus. 2 full baths, dish- washer, air conditioning, parking, fully furnished and carpeted. Call 663-1832 or 662-3267. 44U401 TWO BEDROOM Apartment, good location near I.M., Campus Corners, A/C, dishwasher, negoitable. 662-1169. 70U327. SUBLET-2 Bedroom Apt. close to campus. A/C, sauna, laundry facilities. 668-2450. 63U404 MUSICA L MDSE., R ADIOS, REPA IRS USED EPIPHONE 12 string guitar. $150 or best offer. 761-9431. cXtc MARTIN GUITAR SALE, this month only. Apollo Music Center, 323 S. Main St., Ann Arbor. cX314 FOR SALE Pioneer Project 60A speakers Perfect condition. THE SECRETARIAT Term Papers, Theses & Dissertations Typing, Copying & Binding 812 South State Street 994-3594 9-4 Mon.-Sat. Are you a writer, photographer, artist, o person? Would you like to get first-hande in any of these areas? Join the MICHIGANENSIAN, U-M's Come to our New Staff Meeting, Monda at 7:00 p.m., at 420 Maynard St. or ca for moreinformation. r business- experience (It's MAKE LOVE!-NOT WAR good ,for our (It's good for our business) DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Edited by Margaret Farrar and Trude Jaffe 0 1979 Los Angle Tna Symdkaae ACROSS 1 Grant's- 5 Vaquero's rope 10 London trans- port, formerly 14 Site of a large German dam 15 King Arthur's father 16 Home of Baylor University 17 Bristle, in botany 18 Where Hercules slew the lion 19 Resound 20 Burroughs creation 22 "Civil" worker 24 Machinist's helper 26 Class 27 Petitioner 30 Bang-bangs 34 Card game 35 Teachers, in India 37 Made of meshes 38 Plinth, in architecture 40 Footwear 42 Magnitude 43 Beds of coal 45 Oriental water wheel 47 Desk accessory 48 Hebrew ascetic 50 Make sport of 52 Presumptuous t1 3 54 Type of hinge, with hook and loop 55 Crusades 59 Appraises 62 The 17th state 63 Symbol of first wedding anniver- sary 65 The 45th state ; 66 City on the Rhine 67 Gather in hordes ; 68 Function 69 Oxford 70 "- Dream," in "Lohengrin" 71 Jack-in-the- pulpit DOWN 1 Trial 2 Music hall of ancient Athens 3 Chief city 4 Where the Amazon flows 5 Loser of a sort 6 Summer in Paris 7 Alas and alack! 8 "Salad days" 9 Neighbor of Castile 10 Roaring years 11 Hambletonian 12 Result of weariness 5 6 7 8 3 15 18 13 Where heather grows 21 "Sleep like " 23 Cattle brander 25 Old movie 27 " thy rocks and rills..." 28 Folkways 29 Origin of gossip 31 Maker of terms or conditions 32 Attila of German legend 33 Ancient name of Aswan 36 Small shoot or twig 39 In single file: Phrase 41 Sword and pistol 44 Weather prediction 46 Aspirations 49 Pass 51 Pause in a line of verse 53 Manner of speech 55 Fireplace ledges 56 Surprised excla- mation 57 Linen: Sp. 58 Health resorts 60 River into the Yellow Sea 61 Son of Noah 64 Significant date 10 111 12113 Austin Diamond 1209S. University 663-7151 Specializing in custom engagement & wedding rings OFFSET AND XER( FAST LOW COST DUPLICATIN COPYQUICK-769-05 1217 S. University PRIMAL/FEELING THERAPY-The Growth Center, 403 Miller, 971-0102. IF YOU ATTENDED any of the free in lessons offered by Mental Dynamic Inst at the League Feb. 13-16 and subseque for a mind developing course, please co or Lisa at 763-3246. Fiat 128 1974 4-door sedan. Excellent condi wheel drive. AM-FM cassette deck. 23 $1500 or baest offer, 994-0518. GRADUATING? I'll buy your electric typewriter when you' your last term paper. Prefer automaticr cartridge ribbon. Call 668-7357, afte evenings. NEW Shipment. Cut-out albums just arrived at University Cell Michigan Unio - ROLLERSKATES! SKATEBOARDS! Do you still have those old rollerskates back when you had the time~? Or have yc gotten tired of killing yourself on your ska so, I'd like to buy them. Call Nick, 665-9524 INVESTOR WILL PAY $200 reward for i leading to purchase of house or apartme on or near campus. 995-0335. JUNIORS 'Don't be left out of your 1980 MICHIGA Yearbook! Sign up for your portrait appointmen by calling 764-0561, weekdays from 9 A Or stop by our office at 420 Maynard (ne: These portraits will apper in the senior the 1980 Yearbook. WE SELL SEA SHELL SOAP (say that made with jojoba oil- good for the s Little Dipper Candles, 415 N. Fifth Ave to the Farmer's Market). COPIES: 31 each, overnight. Lowest Prices! Fastest Service Accu-Copy, 524 E. William, 769-8 CONSUMER ACTIVISTS Michigan Citizens lobby, the state's largest con- Yearbook. sumer organization, is seeking politically motivated ay, April 2 and aggressive individuals to canvass & fundraise all 764-0561 for consumer issues. Work involves extensive inter- dF401 personal contact with the public. Rapid advan- cement, full-time summer orpermanent positipns. business) For interview call Michigan Citizens Lobby, 663-6824 between 12 & 2. 06H327 EXEC Director wanted to be responsible for the overall functioning of a local 24 hr. crisis center, in- cluding maintaining and operating budget and coor- dination of paid staff and volunteer activities. 30 hours to start, going to 40 w/in 3 months. $11,000 full cFtc time. Starting dates 6/1. Experience is more desirable than a degree. Send resume by April 16 to X The Directors Committee, Room 114-N. River, Yp- G silanti, Mi. 48197. 451H407 Reputable firm seeks students who wish to earn ex- 560 tra money by helping BUY (not sell) something most have and would be glad to sell. You will buy on our cFtc behalf. Straight commission. Can add-up. depending Personal on your campus activity, contacts, and personal en- cFtc thusiasm. No time taken from studies, no evenings, etc. If interested, drop us a line for full details. P.M. ntroductory Industries, P.O. Box 75, Hopkins, Minn. 55343. 17H327 itutes, Inc. MURY-- _ ie d MURRAY HOTEL-Mackinaw Island, MI needs n signedlysummer cooks, bartenders, maintenance men, ontact Pete piano players, and personnel for rotation between c.21 food service, waitressing, and housekeeping. Send tion. Front complete resume, work experience, and first and .800 miles, last day available to work to: :3969 Penberton, Ann dF415 Arbor, MI 48105. 24H408 COUNSELORS ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT ve finished CAMPS seeks qualified counselors for 90 member return and camps located N. Eastern U.S. July and August. rnoons or Contact: Association of Independent Camps, 55 dF328 West 42nd St., New York, N.Y. 10036 (212) 736- 6595. p54H502 NORTHERN MICH. Childrens Summer Camp has openings for Arts & Crafts directors-Teacher Certification required. Call (313) 355-3114. 78H329 EMPLOYMENT AVAILABLE early May through Sept. 4th-Housekeeping, kitchen, busboy and maintenance. Send resume-Iroquois Hotel, Mack- inac Island, MI 49757. 14H401 FRATERNITY LOOKING FOR FULL-TIME COOK (M-F, 11-6), Begin Sept. For interview cali Al or ar Jack, 665-2605 or 761-1345. 98H329 )n NORTHERN MICH. Children's Summer Camp has cF328 openings for Arts & Crafts directors-Teacher cF32- Certification required. Call (313) 355-3114. 78H329 1 ' ,FULL OR PART-TIME NOW for receptionist and order desk assistant. Full summer employment. from way Interesting field, light typing, customer contacts. ou perhaps Pleasant surroundings. No Saturday work. Paid teboard? If holidays. Apply at once: Mr. Hawkins, Advertiser's dF415 Publishing Co., 944 Wall St. 82H327 TYPING. IBM Selectric. Fast, reliable. Nancy, 662-9823. 29J320 PROFESSIONAL TYPING and WORDPROCESSING The WORDPROCESSORS. we specialize in dissertations, manuscripts,, resumes, legal and term papers. Rackham quality guaran- teed. Also copying, printing and binding. Open 7 days. 211 S. State St. 662-3969 c.Jtc WRfTING SERVICES. Creative. Technical, Editing,. Research, Typing. Experienced Professional. 996- DOCTOR COUPLE and cats seek 2 bedroom house/ apt. near U Hospital, fireplace desired, start May/ June. Crocker, 317 King, Columbus, Ohio 43201. (614) 424-6069. 53L328 NEED OWN ROOM near campus for summer ANDl FAL. Franc, 6 62-10826 62-5227. 861.327 DISSERTATION & MANUSCRIPT TYPING Outstanding quality, fast service. Donna, 973-0433. 23J407 TYPING, experienced, all kinds, reasonable. 971- 3699. 12J328 TYPING, IBM Selectric. Fast, relible. Nancy, 662-9823. 36J327 TYPING/BINDING * Dissertations " Theses/Term papers " Business/Letters/Resumes " Legal Judie Birdsall 665-9843 612 S. Forest Suite B cJtc SUPPORT March of Dimes Run-a-thon Sat., March 31st. For more info call March of Dimes, 761-6331. Sponsored by MSA. 80M329 THE THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY in Ann Arbor invites you to a talk "God's Geometry" by Ms. Winifred Wylie at Ann Arbor Library Conference Rm. Friday, March 23 at 7:30 p.m. 87M322 Non-smoking, non-drinking male wanted to share two bedroom apartment. Summer and/or fall. 9951 2906. p51Y40O ONE BEDROOM available in 2 bedroom apt. for next fall. This Heritage House Apt. includes bal- conies, AC, wall-to-wall carpet, dishwasher, and two fine gentlemen for roommates. Call Jonathan or Randy at 995-3981. dY322 PETS A ND SUPPLIES AKC NORWEGIAN ELKHOUND PUPS. Good watch dogs, good with children, nice disposition, Reasonable! CAll 483-5973 evenings befone 11. The Peace Corps is alive aWn d well and waiting for you. All your life you've wanted to do something im- portant for the world. Now a lot of the world needs you to do it. We need volunteers with skillsand all kinds of praCtiCal knowledge. Call toll free:- 800-424-8580. Peace corps " A Public Service of This Newspaper 8 l The Advertising Council POSTAL VAN, small, dependable. 994-4681 after 5. 06N327 873 Comet, 76,000 miles, V-8, automatic pr. st., rear defog., AM radio, cloth seats. $600. 425-2896. 18N328 72 Olds, '88. 4-door, a/c. Best offer. 971-3239 after 3:00. 33N330 For Sale: 1973 Volvo 142. Good condition, $1,900. Call 994-3912 After 6: 00, 492-4415. cNtc FOR SALE-1974 CAPRI, good condition, 4 speed, FM, new brakes. Call persistently, 996-0145. dN401 FOR SALE-1970 Maverick, 2 door, AC, snow tires, few miles, good MPG, kept indoors past two winters, little irst.Call 996-0726. dN327 16 . r 1 nformation nt building eFte ANENSIAN nt TODAY .M.-9 P.M. xt to SAS ) section of dF 329 tone aloud) kin, derine. (adjacent cF323 - e!8 :338 '7 PHOTOGRAPHERS-We are now receiving port- folios for a position on the Michigan Daily photo staff, beginning spring and (or) fall term. Previous darkroom experience and an avid interest in photo- journalism necessary. Leave message at Daily office or 764-0552 for Maureen or Andy. dH329 TEACH OVERSEAS! All fields, all levels. For details, send self-addressed, stamped, long envelope to: Teaching, Box 1049, San Diego, CA 92112. p38H403 FRESHPERSONS AND SOPHOMORES will be paid $450 plus travel, food, lodging for attending six week summer camp. Information call 764-2401. 06H401 NURSES WHO WANT TO GO PLACES. Hawaii Japan, Europe and the U.S. Going places doesn't only mean travel. It also means professional advancement, with suhbn(itsas: s beat Working Conditions and Challenging Work. * od Pay with Fi-equent Increases. *Rcgnition and the Chance for Prmotion. * anced Training with QUADRAPLEGIC from Ireland, planning to visit Boston, New York, Washington, D.C.. possibly California, seeks companion for part or all of trip. Contact Disabled Student Services, 763-:3000. p84P29 1 IL 23 30 v/ 36 37 4 6 42 5 6 BE A PRODUCER! Apply Now for UAC Soph-Show Committee Chair Soph Show, made up completely of Freshmen and Sopho- mores, produces one musical during the Fall Term. Soph Show's producer is responsible for selecting and co > v ANSWRTO PREVIOUS PUZZLE STAIL L S F L EET S l URI O U SALE A DON~ I I I