Pago, Six I HtMICZHIUAN LDAILY Friday, April 6, 1973 I 1QUS get the job done FOR DIRECT CLASSIFIED SERVICE CALL 764-0557 - 10 A.M.-4 P.M. Monday-Friday 'WOMENS COMMUNITY '8YMPOSIUM SCHEDULE (Cpntinued from Page 5) HELP WANTED COM-SHARE needs sytems program- mers. COM-SHARE INC. needs several excel- lent people interested in designing and implementing the following: Compilers, operating systems, com- munications systems, Data Manage- ment/IR Systems. COM-SHARE will provide you with an excellent technical environment where you can make a maximum contribution. There are no artificial barriers in our company. If you are good-YOU get the responsibility. If you have Assembly Language experi- ence, Math/CCS 573 or equivalent ex- perience, and are interested in a full time job with a dynamic, profitable. time sharing company, then send your resume and transcripts to: Don Redding, Director, Systems Program- ming Dept., COM-SHARE INC., P.O. BOX 1588, Ann Arbor, MI 48106. ROOMMATES WANTED ROOMMATES WANTED SPACIOUS BI-LEVEL SPRING/SUMMER A/C, Dishwasher - 763-6149 29Y151 MISCELLANEOUS , FORGOTTEN WORKS. Fabulous finds in functional fantastic, fun clothing. Weekends 10-6. 410 N. 4th Ave. 41M148 THE COMET "BIRDLAND" has just been sighted over Enid, Okla. and is expected to enter the atmosphere ov- er Ann Arbor on Apr. .6 at 7 p.m. I 60M147 SOVIET UNION: driving this summer in small groups. 41 or 8 weeks. Leis- urelydpace, not3a guided tour. Call1 Brenda at 665-5394. 96M147 WANTED TO BUY OLD CANE or Rush Chairs needing re-l pair. 761-3525. Dick. 68K147 SCIENCE FICTION, comic books, base- ball cards ... CURIOUS USED BOOK SHOP, TOO! 340 S. State (upstairs) 761-0112 (1-6 p.m.) cKtc BIKES AND SCOOTERS HONDA CL350. 1968, with helmets, cov- er. $325. 769-0594. 62Z149 1970 HONDA CL350, lock, helmets, neg. 663-8462. 712149; PERSONAL XEROX AND OFFSET Fast, low cost duplicating, COPY QUICK 1217 S. Umversity 769-0560 ARTISTS, if your work represents journeys into other states of aware- ness, either on the conceptual or ex- periential levels, please contact mel immediately, Steve, 665-0341. Call per- sistently. 36F151? UNIQUE JEWELRY DESIGNS.aAward- winning artist-craftsman. Bands, { stone setting, etc. Fairly priced. Stu- "dio 484-0854 or 434-0055. PERSONAL PERSONAL The last DANCE PARTY of this term, with RADIO KING and his COURT of RHYTHM. $1 admission includes ALL THE tBEER YOU CAN DRINK. Guzzle and Boogie at COUZENS HALL on, FRIDAY, April 6th, at 8:30. 99F147 LEAVING ? ? Are you fed up with life in the U.S.? Looking for a better life abroad-or just far away? Maybe you know someone who is. We're producing TV show on the subject and would like to talk with you. Please call Dick H. at 764-0178. Persistently. dF149 BOOZER, Grease loves YOU. dFl47 WHY BUY MASS produced WEDDING ATTRACTIVE, intelligent. lively Jew RINGS? Have your personal design cre- ish (?) woman grad student wishes ated by JHAN, 769-7550. cFtc to meet mature, cosmopolitan, fun loving, attractive (preferably Med. 1966 HONDA 305, immaculate, $375 GIRL WANTS studious grad male for firm. 769-8266 after 7 and weekends. roommate. May-Aug. Fall option. 22Z149a Tired of "BS" girl roommates. 769- 1277 after 5 p.m. 47Y152 MERCIER. Model 300, 10 speeds, new, - $240.00 or offer. 764-6707. 07Z149 at MARTY'S, . . "Wall-of-Sfax" Flared 'n Cuffed Knit or Knot Jeans 'n Jackets MARTY'S MEN FASHION CLOTHING 310 S. State St. cFtc1 BOARD EXAM TUTORING Enrollment for Kaplai Tutoring courses now being accepted for the upcoming LSAT, MCAT, DAT exams. For info-mation and enrollment call 313-354-0085. cFtc JAZZ AND CLASSICAL GUITAR les- sons. Modern theory and harmony.! Prof. Curtis. 662-8281. 70F130 THIS Summer Study/Trove I EUROPE Dent, or Psych oriented) renaissance' man; 25-plus. Object: Kibitzing. Call Alexis, 763-0772. 00F149 RUSSIA-SCANDINAVIA. 5 weeks. $387; inclusive. London departures. Small,. International group camping travel.' Ages 18-30. Also Europe, Africa, India: 3-11 weeks. Write: Whole Earth Tra- vel, Ltd., Box 1497, K.C., Mo. 64141. 00F158 GRADUATI NG ? Make your job search more pro- ductive. Trained consultant will write your resume. 50 one-page copies for $20.00. BEST RESUME SERVICE PHONE: 1-356-2332 (mail orders invited) . 17220 W. 8 Mile Rd. Southfield, Mich. 48075 PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA con- ducted by Ta'ao Alcantara, presents concert Sunday, Apr. 8, 8 p.m., Hill Aud.' Stravinsky Symphony in 3 movements, Berlioz Benvenuto Cellini Rimsky Korsakov, Capriccio Espanol, FREE. 57F148 INTRO-ACT-Weekly & marathon per- sonal growth groups toward aware- ness of feelings-sex roles-interper- sonal issues. Call Richard, 662-4826. 89F159 DIRECT PURCHASING, volume selling and marginal profits assure you that your diamond will be an investment at Austin Diamond, 1209 S, Univer- sity, 663-7151. cFtU VARIETY is the spice of life. That's why we have so many famous brand cosmetic lines to choose from. Village Apothecary, 1112 S. University. cFtc Ise'ona SPECIALIZING IN: -POTTERY -Handcrafted JEWELRY -PAINTINGS & PRINTS -AFRICAN & INDIAN CLOTHING -WOODCARVINGS Mon.-Sot.12-7 300 Detroit St. WORKSHOP 1: 10 A.M.-12 NOON 1. Center for Continuing Education for Women, University ofMichigan. "Future Think- Choices for Women" 2. Three workshops on modern dance after panel on "Psychology of Modern Dance" Rise Friedman--"Sensitivity and Body Awareness" "African Dance" Greg Miller and Debbie Ross, "Movement" 3. Women's Crisis Center, Ann Arbor, Michigan. "Women and Rape" 4. Marsha Federbush, author, Let Them Aspire; study of sex discrimination in public schools books, films, policies. 5. Rainbow Sisters, Rainbow People's Party, Ann Arbor. Women in a Politicized Commune-Role and Participation Lunch WORKSHOP 11: 1 P.M.-3 P.M. 1. Kate Emerson of National Welfare Rights Organization, Michigan. "The National Welfare Rights Movement: Day Care and OEO" 2. Kay Weiss and Belita Cowan (Ms. Weiss is responsible for informing Ralph Nader about dangers of the morning-after pill DES), "Advocates for Medical Information: Women and Their Bodies" 3. Pam Flowers at Trotter House, "Black Women" 4. Jackie Adler, President of the University Tae Kwon Do Club (1st degree Brown Belt), "Women and the Art of Karate" WORKSHOP 111: 3 P.M.-5 P.M. 1. Professor Nan Pendrell, Department of Anthropology, viisting professor from New York, "Women and Prisons" 2. Chicana and Latin American Women of Ann Arbor and Detroit and MECHA. "Latinas: Women of Latin America" 3. Young people of Youth Liberation of Ann Arbor (they publish a magazine, FPS, which has a wide subscription all over the U.S., England and Australia, and are a group of high school people struggling for full civil and human rights). "Youth Liberation: Young People Are People Too" 4. Gay Awareness Women's Kollective: Human Liberation" Dinner WORKSHOP IV: 7 P.M.-9 P.M.: St. Andrew's Church 1. Professor Gary Bron. Department of Psychology, University of Michigan, plus members of FOCUS of the Psychology Department will conduct a discussion of the "Psychology of Men and Women: Communication-Understanding" 2. Everyone will then break up into small discussion groups. CONCLUSION: 9 p.m. Closing remarks. comments and over-all reactions to the day's activities 10 p.m. A special dance for everyone. ,( Sponsored by: Students for Educational Innovation Student Government of LS&A Dean Wilbur Cohen, School of Education Daycare-11-5-6 yrs. & younger-at Newman Center OWN ROOM in luxurious. A C, .3-man. Near campus, hospitals. May-Aug. Kathy, 761-7233 .evenings. 88Y147 CAMPUS and HOSPITAL AREA: Need male roommates. $69.00 per month. 721 E. Kingsley. Call 663-9373. cYtc HURON VALLEY REAL ESTATE ACTIVE WOMAN seeks roommate(s for fall. Own room. 665-4953. 00Y153 TRY something"different. Elec. engi- neering student seeks female with similar interests for roommate in fall. Call 769-1245, ask for Fred. dYl47 NEED 2 GIRLS to occupy bdrm. in 3 bdrm., 2 story HOUSE; nice nghd. near S. State, parking, washer-dryer, fireplace, MAY-MAY lease. Call Bill, 662-8241 evenings. 48Y147 OWN BEDROOM in house. May-May lease, perfect location, roommates, and rent Preferably woman to bal- ance the sexes. Call Gigi, 761-5785 or Ricky, 763-6590. 51Y148 FEMALE-Own room, modern 2-man apartment for fall. 763-3997. 61Y146 FOR SALE FOR SALE: English 3-speed bike. Call Mindy, 764-3861. Price neg. 63B149 '64 VW, excellent cond. For info call Don, 769-4318. 53B149 GIBBS 8-track Tape Deck with speak- ers. $50. More info call 769-2547. 2,4B148 FOR SALE: One-way youth fare ticket on Air France from Chicago to Paris, good until May 4, 1973. $100 or best offer. Also, $100 worth of credit at Students International Charters, good through this summer. Call Tom, 769- 5814. dB149 '71 HONDA 350CB. Excellent condition. Best offer. 764-1700. ' 76B147 FOR SALE: Camptrals Back Pack and Rack Women's Buco Motorcycle Hel- met. Between 5-6. 663-7924. 40B147 NOSTALGIA BUFFS, taped radio shows 30's through 60's; Sherlock Holmes, Inner Sanctum, The Shadow, Lone Ranger, Comedy Many, Many More, Original shows. 25c for catalog. MJK Enterprises, Department M, Box 5127, Dearborn, Mich. 48128. 83B149 COMIC BOOKS, science fiction, base- ball cards, paperbacks, CURIOUS USED BOOK SHOP, TOO! 340 S. State (upstairs) 761-0112 (open 1-6 p.m.) cBtc WATERBEDS. Buy directly from manu- facturer and save. Aquarest Inc. 33 Staebler Rd., A.A. Mich. 7694491. cBtc LOST AND FOUND FOUND: frlendly riped grey cat. Found near Mr. Flood's. Call 764-8868 be- tween 4 and 5. dA46 FOUND: red mitten on Baldwin St., March 24. Call Nancy, 761-7435. dA146 LOST: Blue Spiral Notebook contain- ing Organic Chem. notes. Reward. Call Ben Ramirez, 761-8706, 49A148 FOUND: vicinity of Cambridge and Olivia, light tan dog, 5-6 mo. old' part Golden Retriever. 763-3220, ask for Lisa. dA148 PLEASE HELP! Soneone picked up by mistake my University of Illinois black loose-leaf notebook, including my lecture notes for Art of Ancient Iran, Art of Asia, Chemistry and La- tin. Also Sweet's Structural Approach to Latin textbook. If found please call Carol F. Jones, 662-6472.' 94A147 FOUND: Circular glasses lens outside Nickels Arcade post office. Call 761- 7839. dA48 LOST: one blue knapsack containing books and notes for classes from en- tire semester. Desperate! Reward. Call 761-1442, 02A149 FOUND: ire-rim glasses around Madi- son and Division. Sun., April 1 Cal' Liz, 761-8291. dAl47l p. 1972 HODAKA FACTORY MX RACER, $400. 1972 KAWASAKI 350 S2, $750. 665-5525 dZ48 BUSINESS SERVICES BOARD EXAM TUTORING Enrollments now being accepted for Stanley Kaplan Tutoring Courses. MCAT May and Oct. exam LSAT July exam DAT May exam For information and enrollment, call 354-0085 92J160 MOVING? Experienced movers of fur- niture and appliances. Low rates. 663-3882. cJtc ROOM AND BOARD FEMALE GRADUATE student would like room and board with friendly family. Will share household respon- sibilities. References. Call 662-5338, 5-6 p.m 93E15 PER$ONAL ALTERNATIVES TO ABORTION -- PROBLEM PREGNANCY, HELP 769- 7283. 400 S. Division. cFtc EXHIBIT AND SALE Printings and Batiks - India All at wholesale prices. Also hand- embroidered woolen dresses, hand- printed cotton tops and quilted jack- ets, tie and dye cotton and printed Japanese Nylon Fabrics. April 6, 1973, 10-10 at Bell Tower Hotel 300 S. Thayer, Ann Arbor Copp. Hill Aud. VIPEN GEMS & HANDICRAFTS 68F147 PASSPORT, APPLICATION *PICS, fas- ter and cheaper. Come to the Daily Monday night between 7 and 8; ask for David Margolick, dF49 Union Billiards and Bowling Open till 1 Ia.m, tonight. cF148 COUPLES: avoid the problems of find- ing responsive, liberated friends with SWING-MATCH, Write: Kristin. 213 Mosley, Ann Arbor, for details. 96F149 BETSEY BECKERMAN, singer of con- temporary and country songs, will appear tonight from 8-12 at Rive Gauche, 1024 Hill. Only 50c. cF47 WANT TO KNOW what life is like at a Zionist Co-op? Listen to 5 inmates rap on the good, bad, and hillarious aspects of their experience. This Sat- urday, 4.7, at the Bet Cafe (936 Dewey) at 8 p.m. 761-3161. 65F148 Sign up for SUMMER LEAGUES Michigan Union Bowling Lanes Open 11 a.m., Mon-Sat. cF148 ARE YOU A DRUNK, debaucherer, de- generate, or demonstrably insane? The DAILY SPORTS STAFF is look- ing for a few good people. Drop in anytime at 420 Maynard and ask for "The Lair of the Libels." Remember: no class today . . . no ruling class tomorrow! dF48 A JEWISH LIVING ALTERNATIVE: Kosher and Co-ed. For information, call: AEPi, 662-9538. 14F151 KEEP YOUR OPTIONS OPEN: If you're looking for a place to live, but have- n't found paradise yet, consider co- ops. We may have the Xanadu, Val- halla, or Bag-End that you've been looking for. Application obligates you to nothing and puts you in the run- ning for a spot. More info at ICC of- fice, room 3-N, Mihigan Union, 662- 4414. 87F147 MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE Underwriters still has the best rates in town. Call us. 761-4616. cFa BUMPER STICKERS custom printed while-U-wait! $2. MBL Press, 1217 Prospect, Ann Arbor, 761-0942. cFtc + Use Daily Classifieds + * PARIS * VIENNA * ITALY * SPAIN LANGUAGE THEATRE PAINTING CERAMICS Lowest Cost COOKING PRINTING Contact STUDENTS ABROAD A Private Educational Organization 204 Michigan Theatre Bldg. 662-6666 APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED NOW cFtc HISTORY UNDERGRAD ASSOCIATION presents "CYCLICAL APATHY IN AMERICA" in the faculty lounge of the Michigan Union. Thursday, April 5. 7:30 p.m. 10F146 SEE YOUR OWN CERVIX Yes! The L.A. Women's Self-Help Clinic will lecture demonstrate self-examination and menstrual extraction. Fri. nite, 7:00 p.m. St. Andrew's Church. 71F147 EUROPE Study/TravelI Programs Contact STUDENTS ABROAD Private Educational Organization 204 Michigan Theatre Bldg. 662-6666 APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED NOW cF145 Try our CHARLEY SPECIAL. Going meatless week, April 1-7, Tuna and Cheese Pizza, 14 in. Medium only $2.25. MR. PIZZA, 769-8030. cF148 ENROLL NOW FOR ART WORLDS CLASSES: T-ai Chi, Hatha Yoga, E.S.P., Tarot, Astrology creative writ ing improvisational acting art mat ting, and mounting class, framing class figure drawing and painting' stained glass art, primitive weaving, batik and tie dyeing, clay mold mak- ing making Ukranian Easter eggs belly dance, balinese dance modern dance basic photography, nature pho- tography photo silkscreening, studi fig. photog. Enroll at 2131 S. Main, 668-6244 (1:00-9:00 p.m.) 97F147 ANTICIPATE EUROPE Planning to get there isn't enough. You need to pick places to visit, and determine the best ways to get around. You ought to know about student discounts. You might even want to protect yourself against rip- offs or accidents. Let VIA help with. FLIGHTS To Europe from $220 A. group B. individual ABC's C. scheduled (Icelandic) Intra-European flights SERVICES A. purchase, lease, or rental of cars and cycles B. Britrail and Eurail passes C. Student I.D. card (good for dis- counts) D. insurance-medical, air, baggage E. guidebooks to cities, countries, customs AND ALL BEFORE YOU BOARD AN EASTBOUND PLANE call or write: UNIVERSITY ACTIVITIES CENTER 2nd floor, Union-763-1107 Put your body. here your mind is kI i I LOST: at Markley: Gold cameo ring, WEDDING INVITATIONS-Mod or Tra, engraved man's head, reward! Please ditional style. Call 761-0942 anytime. call Pat, 769-6856. 20A147 cFtc or VACATIONERS INTERNATIONAL AGENCY 621 Church--761-7966 cF 14 American's Waayfarer summer tours to take you away from it all. ................. 2I ~I l i WEST BANK BEEF AND BARREL PRESENTS A Sunday Brunch A BOUNTIFUL BOARD OF EXCITING DISHES If you're looking forward to going away this summer, but don't have much money, we've got summer tours you'll be interested' in and a brochure that tells you all about them. You can backpack in Arizona hike or camp in Hawaii: see the sights of New York. San Francisco. Los Angeles; Washington, D.C. and Honolulu; and body surf in San Juan or Acapulco. Some tours are three days, and some are a week. Tour nrices include roominn entertainment and some meals.Or there are special rates for hotels only. if you've got our Waayfarer club card, you'll be able to save money on the air fare and many other attractions. (Card valid till your 22nd birthday) And if you go to Los Angeles or San Francisco and want to stay at one of our three youth hostels, it'll be only $5 a night. And wherever you re going well fly your bike out for a small charge. For more information write for a copy of the Waayfarer Experiences* the Waayfarer Center American Airlines, 633 3rd Ave., N.Y., N.Y. 10017. We can't give you the money to go someolacebut we can give you someolace to ao on the money you have.