Tuesday, October 31, 1972 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five get ti e jobdo FOR DIRECT CLASSIFIED SERVICE CALL 764-0557-10 A.M.-4 P.M. MONDAY-FRIDAY II t BUSINESS SERVICES TYPING DONE in my home, experien- ced. 761-3250. 38J46 HOUSEHOLD MOVING SERVICE - Cheap. For estimate call 663-3882 any- time. -77J47s CAR SERVICES, ACCESS. s 2 VW WHEELS with Continental snow tres (size 5.60x15), 10,000 miles. $40 or. best offer. 764-9356 weekdays 8-5. D. Asher .39S48 'PETS AND SUPPLIES HEAD step size 4081. FOR SALE STANDARD SKIS, 200 cm. Geze bindings, Reiker buckle boots. 10, all four years old, $70. 665- 16B46i SUBLET FOR RENT-4-5 man apt., $210/mo. Call 665-8563 after 5 p.m. VACANT NOW. 19U51 SINGLE ROOM in Alice Llyod Hall. 5th floor Hindale, Interested? Call Bill. 764-5996 any time. dU46 HELP WANTED STEADY, responsible person for part- tune janitorial and maintenance work at Kerrytown. Flexible hours, Arbor-A, Inc., 769-8460. 97H53 MEAL JOB, lunch, Law frat. 502 1.' Madison, 761-9220 or 665-9305. 79H48 FOR SALE - Handmade Espinosa gui- tars with hardshell cases; Classical, $175. Jumbo steel strings $175. Very fine instruments. 764-2754. Free les- sons. dB48 PORSCHE 911-S 1967, in excellent con- dition, $3,965. 665-7304. 04B50 PEUGEOT 304, 1971. 4-door, front wheel drive, AM/FM. 973-2438. 05B50 SAVE $25. Room for rent. Call Tim. PIZZA DELIVERY DRIVERS. Part-time. 663-6676. 83V49 Apply at Omega Pizza after 4 p.m. 39H46 TICKETS BATSHEVA: 2 tickets wanted to Bat-' sheva Dance Concert. $ paid. Call Ron at 764-7931. 62Q46 WANTED 4 RICKETS for Ohio State game. Call 663-2256. 78Q46 BLACK COCKER Spaniel free to good '64 BUICK SKYLARK 4-door, air-con- home. 2 yrs.' Papers, shots. Loves ditioning. Best offer. 769-1639. 02B47 6 A1 40n 41T5' - MERCHANDISE FOR RENT TV and STEREO RENTALS - $10/mo. { No deposit. Free delivery, service and" pick-up. Call NEJAC, 662-5671. cPtc BARGAIN CORNER GUYS: 'don't worry about the cold. Come to Turkish Arts Gifts Shop, 2151 '. Liberty. Best quality and selection of sheepskin coats with pollar and overlapping fronts, hand-woven wool gloves, mittens and socks. cXtc SAM'S STORE LEVI'S-DENIMS SONY HP-155 stereo system. Turntable amp, speakers. Price negotiable. 665- ROOMMATES WANTED 5963, any time. 03B47 - - - ROOMMATE WANTED. 971-8181 or HERNANDEZ classical guitar and case, 662-8487. 09Y50 Rosewood, excellent condition. $225. - Ski boots, women's size 8%, buckle MALE ROOMMATE for 1 bdrm. apt. fastenings, used only twice. Call Joy, near campus. $90 mo. Call 769-4080 or 663-8819. dB48 769-5191 after 5:30. 17Y46 PHOTOGRAPHERS: fotoval printing USED CARS computer, works fine, $100 new. Now Only $50. Also Patterson 3-reel tank, 1967 FORD FALCON 2 door. For quick new $9. SNOW TIRES, pair River- sale. '164-8109.' 82N53 side 6.50x13 (small cars) driven 1,000 miles, only $20. PAIR SPEAKERS, FOR SALE-My loveable VW bus, 1963 Panasonic, plug-in, improve a small make.' New muffler, good tires. Price stereo, only $25. Call Marty, 761-5056 negotiable. Call Richard, 663-8484, eves. 21B47 dN4 1968 VW automatic good condition 1971 TOYOTA: 17,000 miles, air, auto. $795. 663-2601 after 5:30. 02B47 radio. 662-0870. 13N47 GOYA CLASSICAL GUITAR, in case, 68 PLYMOUTH Barracuda. Excellent in excellent condition. Will sell for condition. Call 6Q2-2278 evenings, or reasonable offer or trade for photo weekends. 33N46 equipment. $160 new. Call Carl, 971- - - 0961. 64B46 '67 V.W. $400. 763-3971. 36N47 MUSICAL MDSE., RADIOS, REPAIRS FENDER-RHODES electric piano-Per- feet condition, $500. Fred, 769-4217. 28X5( SAVE 30" ;on all musical instruments. Call Steve-663-1157. 30X51j ROOMMATE WANTED-Modern 4-man apt, near campus. Call Lee, 665-2818.1 26Y51 HERB DAVID GUITAR. STUDIO Unusual and ordinary instruments. offered, made, repaired-also carved and inlayed. Accessories, lessons. 209 S. State, 665-8001, eXtc U NCONTRACTED CLASSIFIED RATES WORDS 1 day 2 days 3 days 4 days 5 days 6 doys add. 0-10 1.00 2.00 2.40 3.20 3 90 4.50 .55 11-15 1.15 2.30 2.90 3.90 4 80 5.60 .75 16-20 1.30 2.60 3.60 4.80 5,90 6.80 .85 21-25 1,55 3.10 4.30 5.70 7.00 8.10 1.05 26-30 1.80 3.60 5.00 6.60 8 10 9.40 1.20 31 -35 2.05 4.10 5.65 7.40 9.05 1U.50 1.35 36-40 2.30 4.60 6.30 8.20 10.00 11.60 1.50 41-45 255 5.10 695 900 10.95 1270 165 46-50 280 5.60 7.60 9.80 11.90 1380 1i80 INCHES 1 2.80 5.60 7.60 9 80 11.90 13.80 1.80 2 5.20 10.40 14.65 19 10 23 45 27.60 3.60 3 7.40 14.80 21.10 27.60 34.00 40.20 5.40 4 9.40 18.80 26.95 35.30 43.55 51.60 7.20 5 11.20 22.40 32.20 42.20 52.10 61.80 9.00 N.B.: Eoch group of characters counts as one word Hyphenoted words over 5 characters count os two words (this includes telephone numbers) 10 lines eauols 1 inch 5 words per line MUSICAL MDSE,, RADIOS, REPAIRS SIMPLY the best price and fastest GUITARS, AMPS, PIANOS. Fender,' service (3 days or less) on all sound Hohner, Maestro, Gibson, Martin, equipment (prof., home or car) and Guild One-stop center. Apollo Music, TVs. all serviced honestly by FCC 3uild.Oeagcen-4.Ac, Licensed Technician. No artificial 3 discounts. AUDIO UNLIMITED, 323 - F L L E CE TER - ". Hoover, 761-3878. Service is our s d FOLKLORE CENTER Specialty-not sideline. cXtcI Used and old stringed instruments. Re- Bell Bottoms Traditionals Button Flys Super Slims Boot Jeans . . 8.50 8.00 7.50 .7.50 8.00 LEVI'S - CORDUROYS (several colors) Bells9...........9.00 Slim Fits .........7.50 LEVI'S-DENIM JACKETS Unlined.........9.50 Lined .......... . 13.501 WILD'S VARSITY SHO Slacks LEVI'S - A-1 KOTZIN Sweaters PURITAN-DRUMMOND BIKES AND SCOOTERS WE REPAIR all bicycle makes. 24 Service. R e n t a ls available. SPORTS, 518 W. Cross St., Ypsi. 7194. TRIUMPH, BSA, Norton Repair Cheap rates, guaranteed. Jim, 8493. MERCURY MONTEGO, 1968. 2-door hardtop. Exc. condition, 38,000 miles. One owner, driven almost exclus. in AA by faculty wife. Firm price $1000 cash. Call 971-7295. 20N46 LOST AND FOUND POCKETBOOK LOST cBtc Miller St.-last Sat. for its return or at No questions asked. 9482 at party on night. Reward least sunglasses. Call Ricki, 663- 42A48 LOST PUPPY - Sat., Stadium-campus area, 10 wk. old cream-colored re- triever, clear collar. Worried sick. Please call 665-3294 or 663-6962. 18A48 FOUND: ladies' watch by West Engin. Oct. 27. Call 449-2353. Evenings. dA47 POCKET T-SHIRTS (assorted colors) BLUE CHAMBRAY -WORK SHIRTS . Toll Man Sizes 1.69 --~~-~--~ FOUND: Divine Child High School ring. WANTED TO RENT 1970. 663-5996. dA46 McINTOSH pre-amp and amplifier for sale. Call 68-7241 persistently. 06X46 THORENS TD-150 prof. turntable. Mint cond., w/$70 B&O cart. $170. Call Ron. 662-6726. 92X46 MUSIC The lowest prices in town on folk, blues. rock, and popular music. Everything at least 10'; less than list. STRINGS The lowest prices in town on guitar and oanjo strings. Example: Darco guitar set, list at $4.00, now $3.00, THINGS The lowest prices in town on Martins. Ya mahas, Guilds, Epi- phones, and many other guitars. banjos, and mandolins. A constant- ly changing selection of used. af- fordable instruments. Handmade dulcimers. Maine Bard harmonicas at $3.50 each, and more. WHERE? MUSIC. STRINGS, N' THINGS it at 516 E. William St., upstairs above the bike shop. We're open from 11 until 9. 10 to 6 Saturday. 668- 9836. Give us a try . . . we're hard to find, but we're worth find- MUSIC. STRINGS, N' THINGS A musicians store, not just a music store. (cXt( WURLITZER MINI-COMPACT COMBO ORGAN EXCELLENT CASE, EXTRAS 763-6936. 46X45 APOLLO DRUM CENTER. Drum sets, over 20 sets in stock: Rogers, Sonar, Ludwig, Gretsch, Singerland. Priced right deals. 322 S. Main, 761-1400. REPAIR SERVICE On all stereo components. 24 hour service on most units. SPECIAL BACK-TO-SCHOOL DISCOUNT: 20' percent OFF ON ALL REPAIRS with this ad. DOUGLASS SOUND 311 E. Liberty Call 761-HiFi pairs. Guitar lessons 516 E. William. above Campus Bike. 662-0381. xcXtc FOR RENT McKINLEY ASSOCIATES Fall Rentals-Campus Area Efficiencies, 1 and 2 bedrooms in mod- ern buildings and older houses. Stop in at 616 Church for our listings or, call 769-8520. cctc SPACIOUS modern one-bedroom furn- ished, with patio and yard, conven- ient to EMU, U-M. Pets welcome. $180. Available Jan. 1. Call 434-2877 after 5:30 or weekends. 89049 ALBERT TERRACE Just two apts. left in this excellent apt. buiding. If you are looking for a true "home away from home" then you'll love Albert Terrace. Full-Time Resident Manager. Call Jeanne at 761-1717 for rental information eCtc UNIVERSITY TOWERS APTS. S. University at Forest 5 minutes to classes-no car needed. NO Extra Rent Increase for 4 Month Leases Winter Term Furnished apartments, heated pool, recreation room, study lounge, weekly housekeeping. Furnished 4-Man Apts. $75/mo. per person Furnished 3-Man Apts. $ 100/mo. per person FOR RENT DETROIT FURNITURE RENTAL COLLEGE MARKET SPECIALISTS , LOW PRICES FREE FAST DELIVERY ANN ARBOR REPRESENTATIVE NELSON RESNICK 769-2074 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Still a few quality apts. left in ex- cellnt on-campus locations. Charter Realty S. University at Washtenaw 665-8825 eCte PERSONAL ABORTION--A private matter between a woman and her doctor. Votes "yes" Proposal B, Nov. 7. 21F46 ACU-I billiard tournament schedule has aeen made up. Please check it and arrange your matches. Union Billiards. cF48 PERSONAL McGOVERN'S WELFARE REFORMS Dean Wilbur Cohen. Democratic Lunch Box Forum, Tuesday n Michigan Union Cafeteria. 7 FAMILY-STYLE COMMUNE seeks divorced father. Busy people; n active kids; banding together for cturity, convenience and enrichm Youn eed us as much as wet you. 663-1392. Mary Helen. ffSKI pants too tight? LISTEN & L cassette tape can help yot fit them again. Dr. approved. $9.95.' Ssonal Power, Inc., Dept. C, 3 Southfield Rd.. Southfield, Mi. 4 "Ouir 11th year." 1 UM Oceanological Society Orgar tional Meeting Tuesday. Oct. 3 p.m., Rm. 1028 SNR. For all t people interested in the World O and the future of Mankind! 1 GRAD COFFEE HOUR: Wed. nigh 10 p.m. Lots of people. Special: chocolate. 4th floor Rackham, people welcome! SPECTACLE! Thurs., Nov. 2, Un: sity Phiiharmonia: Bartok Cone for Orchestra, Beethoven Symp No. 8, Tchaikovsky Romeo and liet. FREE, Hill, 8:00. 9+ TRAVEL VIA " IA" There is a new and very convenie located travel agency - Vacattoi International Agency. It's a bit ferent than other agencies. We student business and will spend with you looking through theI dreds of different available fares travel related services to find least expensive one possible. Vacationer's International Agen 211 S. State St. - 769-6655 STRING POWER in Haydn's "Fare Symphony." CELLO GUILD & VI POWER CULT. Tues. at Hill. Fl U of M Symphony Orchestra. RESERVE an appointment andl the facts about diamonds so engagement ring purchase will worth your while and a unique perience. Austin Diamond, 120! University, 663-7151. WHY WALK FARTHER ? GET YOUR LEVI S AT WILD'S VARSITY SHOP ELECT A SHERIFF COMMITTED TO PROTECTING THE RIGHTS OF ALL CITIZENS. FRED POSTILL-DEMOCRAT 27F46 'Richard Strauss' Also Sprach Zara- thustra' is NOTHING. without the trumpet call." THE TRUMPET GUILD. Tues., Oct. 31, Hill Aud. FREE. 8:00. U of M Symphony Or- chestra. 87F46 PRISONER in Ohio Penetentiary de- sires pen pal of either sex. Interest- ed in friendship and sincerity. Write: Waiter Lee Carouthers. Box 69 129/E 208, London, Ohio. 43140. dF48 UNIQUE JEWELRY DESIGNS. Award- winning artist-craftsman. Bands, stone seting, etc. Fairly priced. Stu- dio. 484-0854 or 434-0055. cFtc WATERBEDS: Buy directly from manu- facturer and save. Aquarest, Inc. 33 Staebler Rd., Ann Arbor, Mich. 769- 4491. cFtc CALL TRAVELERS INSURANCE CO. For automobile 'apartment, and ma- jor medical coverage. 663-3100. cFtc WEDDING INVITATIONS-Mod or Tra- ditional Style. Call 761-0942 anytime. BUMPER STICKERS custom printed while-U-wait! $2. MBL Press, 121, Prospect, Ann Arbor. 761-0942. cFtc INTRO-ACT-Weekly and weekend per- sonal growth groups; using encounter,' Gestalt sensitivity techniques. 662- 4826. 85F76. DISABLED? Are you disabled, or other- wise interested in improving the con- ditions of the physically handicapped at the University? The Committee on Aid to Disabled Students (CADS) is presently seeking new members to. help work on ways of improving fa- cilities and services for disabled stu- dents. To volunteer, or just to get, mnre information, call one of the following numbers: 763-4384, 763-2423; or 763-2357. 35F48: BELLYDANCE WORKSHOP filled on Thursdays. New Tuesday night ses- sions begin Oct. 31st at 7:00 p.m. - Register early evenings only to re- serve place at 2131j S. Main St., 2nd floor. Phone 668-6244. 10F46 ALL THE DATES you can handle. Real people, good matches. SATURDAY NIGHT INSURANCE, Box 543, AA, 48107, 663-1392. cF4 XEROX AND OFFSET Fast, low cost duplicating. COPY QUICK 1217 S. University 769-0560 eFtc JAZZ AND CLASSICAL GUITAR Iles. sons, Modern theory and harmony, Prof. Curtis. 662-5676. 26F4T I WILL BABYSIT for you in my west. side home for football games, etc.- days! Full- or part-time 761-3000. Fd WANNA LEARN TO PLAY -GUITAR? CALL BOB AT 761-3932 cFtc ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE PERSONAL $2.49 $2.98 WANT APARTMENT for one beginning January. Cheap, close to campus. Call 761-5847. 88I46 FEMALE wants to rent efficiency or 1 bdrm. apt. immediately or Jan. 1st. Need not be near campus. Call 665- 4366 after 5. 55L46 MISCELLANEOUS 207 E. LIBERTY C W KALSO EARTH SHOES, 302 N. Ann Arbor. 662-0757. Natural in Walking. Fifth, Grace 17M65 ANYWHERE ree IN THE WORLD! Start the season off right' This year let CAMPFITTERS . pay for your first day on skis. Now, with a minimum purchase or layaway of $100, CAMPFITTERS will pay for a FREE All-Area V Lift Ticket good for one day-AT ANY SKI AREA IN THE WORLD! Nov. 5, 1972 ... so visit us today. FAMOUS BRAND NAMES " Volk! .-Yamaha." Olin .,Spaling. Nordica * Technus *Scott 60 JRAUPP Campfitters - r j 521 S. ASHLEY-769-5574 FOUND: Lusserne watch on the corner of N. Univ. and State. 665-2420. dA46 LOST: men's brown leather coat with black zip-out lining at Sock Hop in Union Oct. 26. Please call Lorin at 764-0552 or 665-6042, leave a mes=age if I'm not in. dA46 FOUND: black puppy female w tan markings, probably shepherd and bas- sett hound, black collar. 769-3253. keep trying. dA46 LOST: black cat, was wearing red flea collar. Reward. Call 663-4587 or 662- 9629. 40A46 HELP WANTED PEOPLE NEEDED to wait tables, wash dishes, and for kitchen work. Call for interviews after 1, 761-8747. 20H51 BOYNE HIGHLANDS Ski Resort, Har- bor Springs, Mich., will be holding interviews for full-time employment- people to waitrand bus tables. ski rental, ski repair, hostesses, cashiers. and desk clerks, on Nov. 11 1972 from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Apply ii person. 14H49 Aspects of Homosexuality," presented by a physician and a member of the Coun'y Health Dept. All welcome! 45F4. ELECT A SHERIFF WHO WOULD NOT JAY FRILEY gets his hair cut at the HARASS "DIFFERENT" PEOPLE IN' UMi BARBERS. cF47 THE COMMUNITY. STEREO or TV on the fritz? Best FRED POSTILL-DEMOCRAT price and fastest service by ECC Li- 29F4( censed Technician. AUDIO UNLIM- N-- M- ITED. 761-3878. cFte GOOD THINGS come in small pack- TIRED OF WAITING for that bottle of ages. Village Apothecary, 1112 S. Uni- Chromosorb or other gas chroma- versity, eFtc tography supplies. Supelco ships 90 percent of orders the day they are GAY LIBERATION OPEN MEETING- received. How? We manufacture. Free Tuesday, Oct. 31, 8 p.m. Union, South catalog available . . . Supelco, Inc., Wing, 3rd floor Conference Room. Bellefonte, Penna. For extra rush Discussion and slides on "Medical service call Enterprise 6811. 19F51 U of M SKI CLUB meeting, Anderson "A," Union; 7:30 tonight. Speaker on selection andrcare of equipment. Sign up for trips. 93F46 TONIGHT and every' Tuesday night is 10c Pepsi night at MR. PIZZA. 769- 8030. 700F72 LEARN ABOUT playing BILLIARDS- Free instructions Wed., 7:00 p.m.- 9:00 p.m. Michigan Union. cF46 EUROPEAN JOBS HELP! I NEED an altruistic, patient Study programs, next summer or any- type to tutor for Physics 126. Call time. 9 countries, many schools, in- Edith, 769-4057. dF46 sured, accredited, guaranteed,1L yr. dh, CHE5. valid plane ticket! Young World Ltd.,NONL CH NatGid oue80 207 E. Michigan, Milwaukee, 53202, Monroe, Wed., Nov. 1st. Speaker: call (414) 271-3355 today!!!! 45F73, Geo. Sallade Atty.,hem. Cand. fr FAREAISIT STA RJS 1 N OR D'E R BL C K U P -S2s M E O N E A I R!H!O LE H E R A L'G ER BASE S I LE SAC'HS 0OLLA BREDIA GAUL ROAD ARSON WI1L INNS GtATUN EIRLE SETUP DAT BE'NO P E RIL CO0D GSA SOAK U P AD0 R ATI A TA T R E I "T A B I L ENE A V E.A! T A P IRS RiE1Pj 1 E D DELIVERY Persons wanted. Must have, WANNA LEARN TO PLAY GUITAR? own car. Mr. Pizza, 769-8032. 13H46 CALL BOB at 761-3932. cXtc Center for Japanese Studies Presents: PROF. ROBERT N. BELLAH, Univ. of Calif. (Berkeley) "THE ETHOS OF JAPANESE FASCISM: A COMPARATIVE VIEW" Wednesday, Nov. 1, 8 p.m. 200 Lane Hall Call 761-2680 OPEN BOWLING from 11 a.m. Michigan Union Lanes cF4E v. n a cu y r~, , c1. %M1 . l Prosecuting Atty. Buffet 35c. 08F47' Subscribe to The Michigan Daily eCtcx FAC GET= ULTY-GRAD -IT-TOGETHER "The Scene may not serve o7lo~hr Atiu13al atlg CROSSWORD PUZZLE Copr.'1 Geri ete Corp. Kosher Manischewitz BUT-Join those who drink it!" SUNDAY, NOV. 5 The Scene 8 p.m. 341 S. Main ACROSS 1 Billiard "hot. 6 - ...1azuti. azure. blue stone. 11 Roman poet, 68-5 B. (;. 12 Lettuce. 11 Red Jacket. 15 City and final --. 17 Legal claim. 18 Center attention ............ We Don't Just Publ ish a Newspaper * We meet new peoplej * We laugh a lot * We find consolation * We play football * We make money (maybe) * We solve problems 20 21 22 23 24 27 28 29 30 3 3 34 35 36 37 on. gee 33 Down. Fabric of a fine weave. Breezy. "The Bell of 'trail off. Actor Bedford. Bag. IDiminutive' of a girls name. Jungle knife. Quits, in a way. Camelot name. Crystalline acid. Dishearten. 40 Ga c 11 Place for a draw bridge'. 42 Body of water. 41 soul: Fr, 45 Certain paintings. ,7 Poisonous Nweed. =18 ''oothed, as a leaf. 50 't'urn the- (subjeet to ex. treme pressure). 52 Telephone users. 53 - manual. 51 Gives forth, 55 Raison - 1 Rabbits, 2 Fervid. 3 In any weather. Phrase. 4 Wood sorrel. 6 Cascade in Cumberland. 7 Friendship. 8 Cocktail spread. 9 Roman numeral. 10 Expressing scorn. 11 "High on a S 17 w indy ,.. 12 Use abusive l antguxage.. 13 Board-an Amtrak car. 16 Fish nets. 19 Tidal bore. 23 Herb wvith healing ower 25 Concerning. 26 Way in or out. 27 Fundamental. 29 Woodland plant, 30 Belonging to.a Greek sorceress. 31 Warned. 32 :hit-chat. 33 Driver's concern 35 Hair-do. 37 Tipplers. 38 Horn blower. 39 Dividend at the opera.' 41 Sacred song. 43 Oxonian tutors, 45 City in Coloimbia. 46 Booted. 49 Zodiac sign. 51 - lamb. 8 9 10 8'9{i3 I 2 314 14 17 1 ,1 . T ---T- -F- -- ---- is 0 1 3 t i * We debate vital issues I I I I" f P.. 1" 0 |30 132 1 1 1 m I ',, Ili. . F 'I I I I I I I l