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Friday, April 14, 1972



Daily Classifieds

PERSONAL
Congratulations MIKE!! on your HOP-
WOOD. Thanks foi the flowers. Diane,
Jane, Joan, Judy, 22F50

PERSONAL
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USED CARS
1968 TR-250, Michelin tires, AM-FM
radio, $1300. Call 761-6281. 93N52
VOLVO '59 PV544-75,000, needs new
clutch, otherwise great, must sell,
" $100. Dave, 663-5648. 24N55
'66 F-85 OLDS Deluxe - Radio, air,
needs body work. Best offer. 761-7549.
15N52
SQUARE DEAL on '64 Ford Econoline
Van, $250, negotiable. For facts call
769-5558. 35N51
1967 MUSTANG, standard trans., $500.
769-1257 mornings except Monday &
Wednesday. 38N52
'64 VW Sedan extensively reconditioned
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VW BUS, 1959. Must sell. Excellent
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68 RAMBLER American - low mile-
age, excellent condition, snow tires
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mealtimes. 29N53
'65 VW bus - Florida body; engine
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or. $825 or best offer. Call 662-3594
,after 7. 79N52
CHEVY NOVA 1965, $180. Excellent con-
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LOST AND FOUND
FOUND: pair of prescription tinted
glasses in ladies' room in Chem. Bldg.
663-8625. dA51
LOST SUNDAY: "Moby"-black back,
white chest and paws. 769-6853. 80A51
FOUND: pair of silver wire-rimmed
glasses. 769-4728. dA52
LOST: laundry bag containing clothes,
especially jeans. Candy, 663-8724.
28A50
LOST DOG: a long-haired daschund-
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"Freedom". Lost Sat. 4/8 in Church
and S.U. area. approx. 1 yr. old. 761-
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LOST: PRESCRIPTION SUNGLASSES
Brn. Campus or S. to Packard. 763-
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Monday. Male Collie-like dog, mostly
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FOUND: half-grown female German
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LOST - brown Siamese-Burmese c a t
near 315 N. State. Call Brian 761-
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FOUND: Cat, 8 mo. old, gold tiger-
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want big action
this Summer? -
csl Cgt you
one hundred
and forty five o
hove notes or
more weekly
...less my
cut of course!
DOWN WITH -POLLUTE
UPV TLOVE!
c7Let's
protest..
dust off the"
banner!

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red blooded college
youth earn the
fulIIcount at Good
Humor... nothingto
buy, rent, spend .we
pvoVide everyi hrng
...and it's all theirs
...$145+ a week
orrmo re!

= kAverage Earnings-Summer /970 (0

a eek. Vure
both ~lutd zjiced
on V- fumes... prove
the big talk!

Down the banner
Anna, Vm heading
for the summer
placement director
or student aid
off ice!.

Soo4l uor ;7 1uo

OFF TO SERVE KIDS & GROWN-UPS
THESE FAMOUS GOOD HUMOR


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