Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, September 30, 1973 d-ili _ w, TRANSPORTATION HELP WANTED PERSONAL OPPORTUNITY: Leaving for South by CHILD CARE: Will pay well for reliable WEDDING INVITATIONS-Mod. or tra-7 water. Mid-October, two places open. man or woman who enjoys children. ditional style. Call 761-0942 anytime. Call Brian in Detroit, 823-0818 or Child care for 2 yr. old boy. My home. cFtcI 882-3371. 37G22 All day Monday, Wednesday after- ---.A -. noon, Friday afternoon. Adjacent to JACOB'S LADDER GALLERY: Novus BUSINESS SERVICES campus and Burns Park. References. Ordo Seclorum: In Kerrytown Mar- 761-6634 95H26B sket. cFtc GRAD STUDENT decorating service. 5 - WANTED: Virile Daily alumni, ready to yrs. experience. Custom painting, wall HOUSE CLEANING: 1 day/wk. Near get down to some meatgrinder toot- papering and carpentry. Commercial, campus. 761-6634. 92H26 ball. If you used to work for the' residential. Reasonable rates. 429- Daily and are in good enough shape 5709. 86J26|PART-TIME SECRETARY. APPLY IN toD eel a 'nanner.' report to Wines FOR RENT THESE ARE YOURj BETTER APARTMENTS AND THERE ARE E AVAILABLE -One 2-bdrm. apt. in a 4ouse, just re- carpeted, avail, for occupancy imme- diately. -Roommates needed: your own bed- room, your own lease for 1 or 2 persons in a large luxurious apt. campus rentcals, ltd. . 665-8825 1335 South U. I F - I 1 'i FOR RENT LARGE, one bdrm., furn., a/c, near campus: State and Packard. Immedi- ate rental. $195. 769-6303. 64C23 Boogie Concert and Halloween Hoopla Fags at FORGOTTEN WORKS week- ends. cCtc THESE ARE YOUR BETTER APARTMENTS 'AND THERE ARE 3 AVAILABLE TICKETS NEED 8 TICKETS for Wisc. game Oct. 20. 971-8564. 76Q27 WANTED: 3 tickets Wisconsin game. PIANO STUDENTS wanted, any grade Joel, 761-7053 after 6 p.m. 13Q24 level. Have received M.M. from U-M. ; Call Kathy, 761-2312 before noon any DESPERATE: 3 tickets for Ohio S.- day 62J25 429-7190 after 5. 07Q24 _ - - - ---'---'-rYPING-769-2645, 761-1225. c etc WANTED TO BUY: 4 tickets-Mich. - ___PIN -7__-24_, __6-122 _____t_ Ohio State. $60. Phone 1-675-0066. WE GUARANTEE personal attention in 10Q26 handling shipments of your personal i , I ONE 2-bdrm, apt. in a house, just WANTED: Tickets needed for OSU { recarpeted, avail, for occupancy game. 646-6988. 89Q26! shortly. FOR SALE: 2 to Navy game or YOUR OWN bedroom, your owi lease 1 2 books of tickets. 663-8481. 94Q23 for 1 or 2 persons in a large luxurious ------ - - ----'-- apt suWANTED: 2 tickets to';Ohio State game. , 662-2601. 60Q25} ROOMMATES needed. Your own bed room, your own lease, in modern 2 MISCELLANEOUS bedroom furnished apt. Stop by for - ------ -- -- interview and details. I TREE FELL on our car. Minimal dam- ' age to tree. moderate damage to roof. Need qualified, reasonable person to cam pus rentaIS, I epair. Call Jonathan before 8 a.m., 663-0302. 73M22 effets wrldwde.Contact A F Burstrom, E. Gene. 983-4033. cJtc USED CARS '69 VW runs good. $750 or best offer. Call 449-4127 Sunday. 03N22 '72 UZUKI TS 250, excellent condi- tion: $500. 761-3127, Dave. '16N22 '71 SUPERBEETLE: sun roof, AM-FM, new tires, rust-proofed, 28,000 miles. Must sell. 665-4382 eves. 17N26 MAVERICK 1970, 3-speed, very clean. $1250, 971-4174 or 971-2734. 88N30 1966 CHEVROLET. Factory air. Engine very good. $300. Call David Hartley. 663-9293 eves. 50N22 cCtc ONE BEDROOM, 2-man apt. in a green1 f house. Nice student neighborhood. Behind Frieze Bldg. dC25 .010 CATHERINE STREET. Large 2- bedroom deluxe units. Fully furnish- ed, air-conditioned, dishwasher, bal- cony, parking and laundry facilities.] convenient to campus and hospitals. Call or see resident manager, 663- 5026 or call Tower Associates, 668- i230. 59C20 IF YOU NEED ANI APARTMENT, YOU'RE NUTS NOT TO CALL US: -2 bedrooms, 4 personse s -Ind. liability $75/mo. per person -3 blocks to class3 Do it now!t ARBOR FOREST APARTMENTS 761-8484.E cCtc Where TEN ANTS COME FIRST ! For a Campus Apt. Offering Many Additional Features CALL. MAIZE & BLUE Management 300 S. Thayer, Suite A 761-3131 ltd. 665-8825 1 335 South U. FORGOTTEN WORKS has new-old fur- niture and rugs inside Antique Vil- 'age, 410 N. Fourth Ave. Weekends 10-6 behind Farmer's Market cMtc cCtc DETROIT FURNITURE RENTAL VISIT OUR NEW SHOWROOM- 3090, CARPENTER RD., 1 CORNER OF PACKARD OPEN 10-6 DAILY 973-9230 cCtc TWO BEDROOM, mod campus apt. FIAT 1972 124 Sport Coupe. Excel. cond. WANTED TO BUY Very low mileage. 763-1019 or 662- 8224. 75N22 WE'RE "HUNGERING" for a spacious. n ns refrigerator. CHEAP. Please call 665-1 1968 VW. Leaving country. Must sell. 6807. dK24 Excellent operating and body condi- O.hiKotion. 4 new tires. New muffler. Call HELP. Need 6 Ohio State Tickets. Price John, 769-3569. - 71N16 negotiable. Any sections welcome.E Call 761-5689 after 6 p.m. 18K23 '68 FORD GALAXIE, good condition, ______power steering. 763-6748. 84N22 ROOMMATES rRAVELWAGON-Ford Econoline, 1965. QUIET RELIA$LE female grad. student ! onditionb$1d150. 449-2792iafter 5expeln. to share 2 bedrm. apt. with same. 90N22 $92.50. 668-6074. 01Y31 __ - --INTERNATIONAL PICK-UP, 1967, 4- FEMALE to complete 4-man. N. Thayer, wheel drive. Brad, 665-4290. 72N19 central campus. 761-2283. 08Y24 ____________________ 1972 FORD V-8 automatic, power brakes GRAD WANTED for own room in three -steering, 4-door. $1500. Call or leave bedroom apartment. $93. 761-9101.- message. 662-8183. 76N19 PEISON. 2800 JACKSON AVE. H 32H28 MAIDS: Full-time and part-time. Ramada Inn West, 2800 Jackson Rd. An equal op- portunity employer. 38H28 WANTED: Experienced BREAKFAST COOK. APPLY IN PERSON. 2800 JACKSON AVE. 54H29 WERE YOU RAISED ON A FARM? PEACE CORPS can utilize your ex- perience. Meet ACTION representa- tives at International Center Oct. 1-5. 61H125 SEWING NEEDED: contact Persian House of Imports, 320 E. Liberty. 74H25 PEACE CORPS needs people in busi- ness, architecture, education, health, natural resources, engineering, lib- eral arts. Meet ACTION representa- tives at International Center Oct. 1-5. 68H25 SUBSTITUTE MOTHER If you will replace me in my home on Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday mornings, I will pay you $50/wk., and you will earn the bonus of my chil- dren's affection. Qualification: warm, flexible, willing to work. Call 662- 8315 for information and to arrange interview. 41H124 ARTHUR TREACHER'S FISH & CHIPS Part-Time Day or Evening no experience necessary $1.85/hr. apply from 3-5 weekdays 2365 Jackson Rd. 46H23 PART-TIME OPENINGS (Permanent or temporary) available cleaning new first class department store. Early 1 morning shift provides excellent op- r portunity for student and others who would not ordinarily consider part-time work. No experience neces- sary. Flexible hours (including week- ends' if desired). Call 434-4204. 04H22 NEW FUN TYPE Restaurant now hiring 100 full-time and part-time em- ployees. Positions available as: COOK WAITER FOUNTAIN BUSING DISHWASHER and C{ G ,. Furnished. 761-3131.ectc McKINLEY ASSOCIATES- Fall Rentals-Campus area Efficiencies, 1 and 2 bedrooms in mod-C ern building and older houses. Stop in at 616 Church for our listings or call 769-8520. cCtcT Field this Sunday at 11:15 a.m. for the expected romp over the current edition of the cruddy Daily Libels. See Tom Hayden in person. Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Terri Fouchey, Phil Hertz, or Tom Dewey please come. Free copies of the Uu's famous single "Just Like An Abori- gine" to all serious participants. Y'all Come! dF22 DAILY SUNDAY MAGAZINE needs writers and7non-fiction stories be- tween 500-700 words. Call Marty Por- ter at 761-2033 or leave message at the Daily. dF33j WOMEN OF ANN ARBOR UNITE! Our hour has come!! Sun, night from 5-6 there will be a take-over of WCBN by US-Ann Arbor women-to broadcast OUR music, OUR issues, thoughts and strength to all Ann Ar- bor. So please turn on your radios' Sun. night and 'listen to what we have to give-a lot. Help 'women grow. WCBN-FM 89.5 Stereo. 98F22 ELECTRA GLIDE IN BLUE. Benefit film preview, Oct. 4, 8:15 p.m., Briar- wood Mall. $5 tax deductible dona- tion. Proceeds to Spaulding 'for chil- dren to pay for the adoption of a child. Tickets: Leslie Office Supply 2231 W. Liberty, or at door. 63F24 BOOK REVIEWERS Like to read? See your name in r print? Add hardcover books to your collection? We need literate- students to review books for the Daily. Inter- ested? Forminfocall Tony,' 764-0552 and leave mesage. dF23I WE WANT YOU Looking for a way to spend those free moments in ; your day??? THE"MICHIGAN DAILY Business Staff needs your help. Be it adver- tising, circulation, sales or whatever. come in and join us. Call Bill, Ray or Dave for further information or stop by the Daily building anytime. dFtc R.A.C. I love you. Meet in arb by P. alba near gate 12:30 tonite. P.B.I 99F22 "WE ARE collecting poetry and short stories by JOHN GLOSTEA for in- clusion in a memorial collection of his work. Anyone having or knowing the location of any of his work please contact A. E. Gloster, 330, Sunrise Highway, Rockville Centre, New York 11570." , 15F26, Open 8:30 a.m. Monday UM Barbers and Stylists MICHIGAN UNION cF22 JAZZ AND CLASSICAL GUITAR les- sons. Modern theory and harmony. Prof. Curtis. 662-8281. 26F25 PRIVATE PILOT GROUND SCHOOL- sponsored by U-M 'Flyers Monday, Oct. 1, 6:30 p.m. 10 wks. 3080 E.E. $30 includes text. 43F22 MUSIC, CINEMA, PLAYS; openings - Monthly in a comprehensive calendar & articles equals ART FARE Maga- zine. Look for it at newsstands and bookstores all around Ann Arbor. cFtc TIRED of trying to find parts for your foreign car? Try us. Overseas Foreign Car Parts-922 N. Main. 17F23 IYPING-769-2645, 761-1225. cFtc MARRIED? ENGAGED? Just living to- gether? Couples workshop, Oct. 12- 14. Bloods, 2005 Penncraft, 769-0046. 91F22 SINGER NEEDED for working lounge band. Good money! 764-1099. 03F23 PERSONAL BRIDGE LESSONS for beginners start- ing Sunday. Sept. 30 at the Michigan Union. Total cost only $70. including all bridge fees and materials. Mcney back guarantee. For reservations, call: Jim Glickman at 761-5127. 08F22 PEOPLE'S PRODUCE CO-OP A REAL ALTERNATIVE 769-3995 5-8 P.M. DAILY cFtc at MARTY'S . . "Wall-of-Slax"I Flared 'n Cuffed Knit or Knot Jeans 'n Jackets MARTY'S MEN FASHION CLOTHING 310 S. State St. cFtc YOUTH FARE CARDS, Charters, Groups, Getaway programs. Call Cin- ,di Hopkins, TWA Campus Rep. 769- 0634. cFtc WORK ABROAD Oct. 4, 7:30 p.m. (764- 9310). International Center. 40F25 RELIABLE ABORTION SERVICE Clinic in Mich.-1 to 24 week preg- nancies terminated, by licensed ob- stetrician-gynecologist. Quick serv- vices will be arranged. Low rates'. CALL COLLECT (216) 281-6060 24 HOUR SERVICE cFtc BOARD EXAM TUTORING Enrollments 'now being accepted for S. H. KAPLAN tutoring courses to prepare for the upcoming M.C.A.T., D.A.T.,3andL.S.A.T. Board Exams. Call (313) 354-0085. cFtc XEROX AND OFFSET COPY QUICK 1217 S. University 769-0560 cFtc COMIC BOOKS, science fiction, Iase"- ball cards, paperbacks, CURIOUS USED BOOK SHOP, TOO! 340 S. State (upstairs), 761-0112 (open 1-6 pm.). cFtc WANTED. One or more volunteers to work with Boy Scout troop. Southeast Ann Arbor area. 971-4547 or 971-4354. 58F08 PASSPORT, APPLICATION PICS, by ex- perienced Daily photographer. Come to the Daily this Friday night be- tween 7 and 8, and ask for David Margolick. dFO3 A, PERSONAL BUMPER STICKERS custom printed while-U-wait! $2) MBL Press, 1217 Prospect, Ann Arbor. 761-0942. cFte WOMEN'S COMMUNITY SCHOOL Be- ginning Yoga Class (exercise), Mon- - days and Wednesdays 5:15-6:15. Room 342 Mich. Union. Phone 763-2407 59F22 WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY - Tradi- tional, Creative, and Custom: 3 styles, 3 price ranges. Call Weddings by Da- vid at 769-0053 or stop in-Suite 318, the Campus Inn. 9 to 5:30, 10 to 2 on Saturdays. (Member, Professional Photographers of Ann Arbor, Inc.) eFtc DON'T PAY for a store's overhead via high mark-up. For 'the area's lowest prices and finest qualities possible on an engagement ring, shop Austin Diamond, 1209 S. University, 663-7151. cFtc THE COPY MILL 211 B. S. State: 662-3969 FOR QUALITY COPIES AND OFFSET eFtc What's NEW in face and eye makeup? At the Village Apothecary we will enjoy taking the time tQ show you. cFtc GRAD COFFEE HOUR returns Wed. nights, 4th floor Rackham. Try it. cFtc NOTICE: F R E E Wilkinson B o n d e d y emo Razors have arrived- bring in your FREE coupon from your Term Planner. REDEEM AT Follett s STATE ST. AT NORTH U. MUSICAL MDSE., RADIOS, REPAIRS GUITAR LESSONS Class or private instruction - all, styles. Our studios also accommo- date banjo, flute & recorder, key- board, bass drums, clarinet, oboe, & sax. Call Ann Arbor Music Mart, 769-4980. cXtx FOR SALE: Sony FM5000 stereo tuner, Call 761-2138. 09X2 HERB DAVID GUITAR STUDIO Acoustic, electric instruments avail- !able. made, repaired. accessories, les- 82Y22 FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED. Apt.- on Oakland. Call Sally, 662-4846. 52Y22 CAMPUS and HOSPITAL AREA-Need male roommates. $69.00 per month. 721 E. Kingsley. Cail 663-9373. HURON VALLEY REAL ESTATE cYtc BIKES AND SCOOTERS SUPERBUG: '69' VW, sun roof, AM-FM,, mags, Pirelli tires, rear defogger, new exhaust system and brakes. Reliable and priced to sell. Call 761-8109 per- sistently. 88N19 '66 MERCURY. Must sell. $295 or best offer. 761-6474 after 5 p.m. 97N25, '69 NOVA. Excellent condition. $1000 or best offer. 665-5385. '.96N22 67 COUGAR. Runs well. Excel. interior. e F I. r EXPERIENCED motorcycle mech. will Needs exhaust work. $450. Mark or tune-up your motorcycle at your Reid. 761-5960. 25N23 home. Call 485-2278. 97Z26 1972 VEGA WAGON-excellent condi- USED SOLEX. Like new $149. 769-0465 tion. Very economical-663-9770 after or 769-0467. ..13Z23 6 p.m. 20N22 i c CITY COMMUNE welcomes single par- ents. $135. Children appreciated. 663- 1392. 02023 RENT A MOTOR HOME New 22' units; air-conditioned, fully insured, AM-FM radio, wall-to-wall carpeting. Call 971-1792. 76C22 START RIGHT THIS FALL START WITH UNIVERSITY TOWERS APARTMENTS S. University at Forest (5 minutes to class) 8 MONTH FALL-WINTER LEASE * FURNISHED APARTMENTS 0 STUDY LOUNGE 0 RECREATION ROOM * HEATED SWIMMING POOL * FREE WEEKLY HOUSEKEEPING MOVIES AND PARTIES VISIT OR CALL 761-2680 cCtc BARGAIN CORNER t 1 , 1 U, , , ,A_ _ _ _ _ _ _. _ _ .._11V_._ __. _-_ sons. 209 S. State, 665-8001, 10-6 p.m. CASHIER cXtc LOST AND FOUND TOYOTA And one or two full-time, pantry 1--- - _______ ---I\./I\.IF Xpositions. Hiring will be conducted HOFNER 12-string GUITAR. Mint cond. LOST-Brown leather purse last Men-s on sOct. 3-6 from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. $100 or best offer. 668-6032. 66X22 day night, probably at U Cellar- CASH Farrell's Ice Cream Parlor and Res- keep money, just PLEASE return 2 BRING YOUR TITLE taurant located in the new Briarwood RECTILINEAR III's Pair $275. Call pairs glasses and personal papers. . Mall, 470 Briarwood Circle, I-94 and 769-3166 persistently. 71X23 REWARD! No questions asked. Call WE'LL BUY YOUR CAR! State Rd. 33H25 SI- 662-1148. ooA22 TOP $$$ DELIVERY PERSON with own car. MUSIC, STRINGS 'N' THINGS FOUND-Male grey cat in W.E. 764- -SPORTS & IMPORTS- Counter help. Apply in person. Mr. - M lflhIN'..~ - 6488. dA23 '73 MAZDA's Coupe and wagon Pizza. 769-8031. 24H22 Acoustic Instruments and acces- '71 VOLVO 164, Full power, air, Ha sories, lessons and expert repairs. FOUND: 2-3 mo. old female puppy. AM-FMU.........was $4295, now $3995 Old Martins and Gibsons Guild gui- Adorable, cute, gentle, brown with '71 JAGUAR XKE, Full Power, $2.00/hr. 663-1372. 87H23 tars in stock. Prices 20% off. 668-9836. bla ckmarkin and white C was $8895, now $7995 DRIVERS NEEDED.,Must have own car. S3. Wiiam. ct en's " Coo.865A2 70 MG MIDGET, red, chrome wire Apply in person only after 4 p.m. -AVE 30-PERENT n most musicalimmediately. dA23 wheels .... .. .....$1995 Mr. Tony's Submarine Shop. 1327 S. instruments. Call Steve, 761-7209, or FOUND: Gray-white long-haired cat in '69 MG MIDGETc,wire wheels .... $1795 University. 1422 Cherie, 761-7991, 80X161 Woodbury Gardens. Mitch 663-3708. 1 69 VOLVO 144S, automatic, like new ___________________ hr,______W du G ds. th-_ dA23..............................$1995 ADVANCED LATIN STUDENT needed. STEEL STRING and classical guitars, - - - -- - ,68 VOLVO 142S 4-speed......... $1595 Pay well. Call Steve. 1-562-5415. 57H22 finest quality, 40-50% off list. Classi- FOUND: Young short-haired yellow- 71 DATSUN 240Z's. 2 to choose from H EI-. y cal guitar lessons-all levels, accredit- gold male cat. Found corner Packard 71 AUDI OLS A.T., air ...... $3695 HOUSECLEANING-6-8 hrs./wk., yard ed by UM. 662-1775, 665-7348 till 11:00 and Main. 665-6862 aft. 9 p.m. dA23 '70 O GROADSTER.......... $2495 work 3-6 hrs./wk. $2/hr. Also truck pm. cXtc '70 OPEL OT, blue, 4-speed $2595 needed. 761-1932. cHtc , I FOUND: House key in front of Angell -TOYOTAS- MARTIN GUITARS D-18, D-28, D-35, .,Hall. 663-9917. dA22 1969-1972 allemodelsrto choose from: VOLUNTEERS NEEDED at a nursery 12-strings ready to be enjoyed! Apollo - --- 100 per cent warranty on engines, school. Call 769-4511 for moreinfo. Music Center, 769-1400. cXtc: FOUND: Ladies prescription lens glasses , transmissions and diff. for 1000 miles , 99H22 at Stanford game. 764-7470, 665-0864. or 30 days. GUITARS, AMPS, PIANOS. Fender, dA221 1973 DEMO'S - Real dollar values. EL Hohner, Maestro, Gibson, Martin, -DOMESTICS- Guild. One-stop center. Apollo Music, LOST: Backpack at Ulrich's Wednesday. '72 INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL-ALL The Michigan Daily needs people to 322 S. Main, 769-1400. cXtc Contained 3 notebooks, textbook and wagon. Just like new, 11,000 miles, work on the Business Staff. We have APOLLO DRUM - -- - sunglasses. Call 665-4343. 58A22 P.S., P.B. Sale................$2995 openings in the Display advertising over 20 sets in stock: Rogers, Sonar, REWARD' Grey shaggy 60 pound dog. saf lsiid iclto n a right dwgGr"'h "rld Priced Whi^echest,665-4945. 70A23 Toyota Ann Arbor tional advertising. If you are inter- right deals. 322 S. Main, 769-1400. qXtc e-.- -B - - - - 9 7I, R-y FOR__ALEROOM AND BOARD 907 N. Main or Dave. 764-0560. FOR SALE- -_ _-^--_--_- ---_769-7935 THE -DAILY WANTED. STUDENTS for SG( Positions CREDENTIALS AND RULES COURT Oversees SGC elections BUDGET PRIORITIES COMMITTEE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS DIRECTOR OF SOC MEAT CO-OP UNIVERSITY CELLAR BOARD; STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS BOARD WE NEED TO FILL THESE POSTS RIGHT AWAY To find out more, call SGC (763-3241) and ask for Mike. Or come on in to our offices on the third floor of the Union, PLEASE REMEMBER: We need New People to build The New SGC SAM'S STORE LEVIS - DENIM TRADITIONALS. BUTTONFLY.... BOOT JEANS...... Try, Daily Classifieds 8.50 8.00 8.50 JACKETS.10.50 LEVIS-CORDUROYS BOOT JEANS BELL BOTTOMS HOODED SWEATSHIRTS ... 8.50 9.00 6.98 DOWN COATS .... ARCTIC PARKAS .. . DOUBLE BED for sale, $10. Call Debbie, 761-4861. dB23 SAILBOAT - International 470 class. North Sails full race. Asking $1400z with trailer. Aubrey Meyerson. 1-356- 4980. 11B23 1 SINGLE BED mattress $15, and 1 desk $7. Call 668-6074. 65B22 GARAGE SALE: Furniture, dishes, an- tiques. Sun., Sept. 30, 8-6. 1174 Arling- ton Blvd. Ann Arbor. 47B22 3-HEAD Sony Tapedeck. Exc. Cond.3 Tony, 761-0706. 27B22 MUSIC LOVERS: FOR SALE: ORCOA portable electric organ w/stand, uench, music; GE Record Player, ste- reo automatic w/separate speakers; VM Tape Recorder stereo 4-Trk w/ separable speakers. Call 763-6602, eve- nings. 46819 SUBLET SUBLEASE-One person, U Towers, less 1 than their regular rent. Call 662-5135, 6-9 p.m. 8U23 PETS AND SUPPLIES BEAUTIFULLY MARKED Siberian hus- ky bitch; 16 mos.; housebroken, af- fectionate with children. $15. Call 769-2697. 62T25 SITUATIONS WANTED j WILL BABYSIT in my vegetarian home for 3 or 4 year old. 971-9353. 84023 I r FEMALE NEEDED to take over a lease N EL at Xanadu Co-op. 1811 Washtenaw. NE D YOUR Room and Boara-$115.00 a month. I HEELP WANTEDdtH L must move due to my poor financial ELPWdxtc situation. Call Linda or Michele at --MEDI-L A _TAN xrncd nPERSONAL 763-1107 or 662-6744. Please eave your MEDICAL ASSISTANTS experienced iniPERSONAL name and number- if we are not I venipunctures/experience in electro- there. dEtco cardiograms desirable. Full-time and "FILE A REPORT ON THE WORLD" - part-time. Salary: $2.58-4.00/hr. 769- Coming back from abroad? Share 8626. 19H31 your travel experiences at the Work/ WANTEDTORENT_-_____-.__._Study/Travel Abroad Office, room 23, WANT-E __.E - DRIVER - CUSTODIAN afternoons and International Center (s uth wing of MUST ESCAPE DORM. I seek a quiet alternate Sat. mornings: $2.85-3.15/hr. Michigan Union), 603 E. Madison, rdom in boarding house,. apt., or 769-8626. 18H31 764-9310. 32F20 frat for fall. Jin. 764-6990. 12L,23-- ra a J___. 9----2L3 -"Y" Still Needs flag football instruc-. "Pedal On Regardless" BICYCLE RAL- NEED AN inexpensive place to live. tors for afternoon classes. Good part- LY (again). Sunday, Sept. 30. Regis- If you know of one close to campus, time job. Ann Arbor Y, 350 S. Fifth ter 12:30 p.m., Island Park. Begin 2 please call Linda or Michele at 763- St. 663-0536. 83H23 p.m. Info: Paul, 662-8133. 36F22 1107 or 662-6744. If not there, please - ------------ leave a message. dLtc FULL and PART-TIME HELP wanted. DATING COUPLES WANTED %for Psy- - ' Apply in person only after 2 p.m. chology experiment. Length of dat- Mr. Tony's Submarine Shop, 342 5. ing not important. Call Carolyn, 663- TRY DAFLY CLASS IFlIEDS State. 551122 3883 after 6. 93F26 ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE CH P Mi S S TWG -Q P A A H R ~~-1C UR E D N OR WEG IA N H E N R I K I B S E N T E E O SS A OL A DOG E N H O W A R D S I T K A E X POS T S AM N A IL C R O U T O N W E D G I E S1 COU KITWD El LYRES PAP I ER L from 37.50 $40 & $50 r7 CROSSWORD PUZZLE I I I NOWOMMMM U 1 . . .. , FLANNEL SHIRTS. .4.98 TURTLENECK SHIRTS ... .. 3.98, 4.98 DENIM WESTERN SHIRTS ..........6.50 Baggies from $9 207 E. LIBERTY licensed qualified physicians I I -- Minerals and the Politica Economy I k M ichigan Coeds BASKETBALL CHEERLEADING TRYOUTS, OCT* 4 CRISLER ARENA-7:00 P.M. ACROSS 1 Early car starter. 6 T.ourist: Abbr. 10 Bang. 14 Mythical hours. 15 Trick. 16 Type of headgear. 17 Friend in Taxco. 18 Italian city. 19 Actor Burl. 20 Noted comedian. 22 Legal wrong; 23 Eurasian river. 24 Choose. 26 One of the fifty. 30 Set up a fund for. "32 Fleece. 33 Raced. 35 Cant. 39 " a fool." 41 Cocker, 43 Cubic measure. 44 Space agency. 46 Happy. 47 Writer Joyce Carol.' 49 Stair parts. 51 Large: Prefix.. 53. Knee's neighbor. 55 Word with good or bad. pr. '73 Gen'1 Features Corp. 56 Navy air stunters, 62 Pertaining to. 63 Henley gear. 64 Thin as -. 65 Ornamental network. 66 Lyrics. 67 Southern title: Colloq. 68 Hurl. 69 City dating from. 2800 B.C. 70 Founded:, Abbr. DOWN 1 Cleaning woman. 2 City in NW. Georgia. 3 Dry. 4 Ponies. 5 Iowa city. 6 Musical syllables. 7 Cattle thief. 8 Regarding. 9 Having streaks. 10 Street cleaners, old style. 11 Play - with. 12 Warn. 13 Largest part. 57 58 59 60 61 Dowager. Mardi Bridge position. Singer Kirk. Thick slice. 21 One of the Muses. 25 "What wants...' 26 Elec. abbr. 27 Happy song. 28 Wings. 29 Goes up veryfast. 31 Famous loch. 34 Normandy river. 36 African river. 37 Attire: Slang. 38 Early auto maker. 40 Dread. 42 Gulf near Trinidad. 45 British insurance man. 48 In addition. 50 _..only. 51 Saki's name. 52 Farm units. 54 German state. 55 Elevator, in Exeter. 11 1--13 4 5 10 11i 112 13 a special course td be offered October-November by CHARLES F. PARK, JR. U-M Visiting Professor of Geology and Professor Emeritus, Stanford University This course will deal with the occurrence, exploitation, and inter- national flow of mineral resources and the effects of governmental policy and actions on exploration for future supplies. Ecological problems asso- ciated with the mining of these resources will be treated in some depth. Emphasis will be given to metal resources and geological fuels as future 14 17 2Q - ~1~ - - -4-4- - I - --I-* urn 22 GI 13 I_ -- _I 32 39 43 r 33 40 24 25 0 4 31 6 34 35 36 37 38 41 42 44 45 4 11 0 u I E t J