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WARD-LOST an emerald ring. If found please
1764-2864. Sentimental value. ' 26A1005
T LOST-Large gold longhaired male. Oakland-
1 area. Please call 665-4952. 20A1006
UND: A big male kitten. Long hair, gray and
k stripes, in vicinity of Tappan and Hill. Call
1898. dA1007
T: Gold rimmed Glasses. Geddes Shelter, Sep-
ber 30. Reward. 995-4825. dAlOOS

QUIET RESPONSIBLE FIERSON wanted to share
3 bedroom apartment near campus with 2 grad
students. Own room. Grad preferred: $103. 769-1218.
12C1007
ONE BEDROOM furnished apartment available
immediately between campus -and downtown. In-
quire 335 E. Huron; apt. No. 3, anytime between
9a.m. and6p.m. or call 668-7955. cCtc
MALE to share two bedroom apartment. Clean
and close. Grad or working. Non-smoker preferred.
Stop by 117 N. Thayer No. 4. 26C102
FOR RENT-Small room, share bath, kitchen with
three congenial and studious men. Furnished-bed,
desk, dresser, chair, misc. Second floor, west win-
dow, Old Westside. 10 minutes campus. Free utilities.
$120/month. Men only and no pets (sorry). Call
662-8565. Available October 1-2. 10C1027
PARKING AVAILABLE-Church St., one block from
campus. Call 995-6906. 38C1005
FURNISHED ROOMS for rent at 715 Hill St., fea-
tuf'ing Kosher restaurant, game room and Judiac
library. Only 2 minutes from campus. Call 995-
3276. , cCtc

'OR SALE: Used Panason'ic model SE-850 stereo.
Very good condition. Best offer. 668-7297. 43B1005
'AD Davis Classic, 4/ light, practically new. $40
r best offer. Call 663-5869. 55B1009
'RYE BOOTS-Brand new women's size 6, cheap.
all Leslie, 764-9818. 46B1007
ALPINE DESIGNS 60-40 jacket. Men's size medium.
:xcellent condition $35.00. 761-9614 after 6 P.M.
42B1007
OMIQ BOOKS: 900 pre-'69, ' Marvel, best offer
bove $150. Call 663-4980. 37B1007
'OR SALE: Martin Alto Sax, very good condi-
on. $225. Call 662-6947 any time. dB1019
SED WOOLRICH down jacket. Large. Excellent
ondition, navy blue-$30. Call Lisa, 662-5034.18B1008
6' B&W TV with stand. Needs some tubes but
asically OK. $15.00. Call evenings, 665-0870. 31B1008
72 MAVERICK. $700 or best offer. Call'663-6024
venings 43B1007
'IAT '74124Spider-excellent condition-stereo cas-
ette-best offer-973-9864 after 4:00. 15B1006
RACTICALLY NEW JVC receiver, $150, BIC auto-~
atic turntable $80, both for $220. 663-4974 Jana.
96B1005
LIVETI TYPEWRITER WITH CASE, EXCEL-
,ENT CONDITION, $40. 665-6101 94B1008
972 MAVERICK. $700 or best offer. Call 663-6024
venings. 43B1007

STEVE'S LUNCH-Come for home cooking. Break-
fast all day, great soups and egg rolls. 3 egg ome-
lets with fresh vegetables and gresh bean sprouts
served all day. Sundays 10-8. 1313 South University.
cFtc
ISRAELI DANCING each Sunday 1-3 at Hillel, 1429
Hill Street. 25t. cF1002
DELI each Sunday at Hillel at 6 p.m. $1 per plate.
Free film this week: The Falashas. cF1002
FEMINIST COUNSELING-Individual, and groups.
No fee first session. Tapestry, certified Social Work-
ers. Call 668-8777.Assertiveness Training, Sexuality
groups now forming. 42F108
THE FIRST 10 people on Monday get a free pinball
game at Union Lanes. Open 10 a.m. cF1002
TODAY at the Union:Bowling, billiards, an pin-
ball. Open 10 p.m. cF1002
MAY WE help you with your non-prescription drug
needs? The Village Apothecary, 1112 S. University
Ave. cF1002
JESUS REINCARNATED, named Michael. (See
Daniel 12:1, Revelations 3:12). Religious authorities
suppressing the truth. For detailed explanation of
Revelations, write: Johannes de Silentio, P.O. Box
812, South Bend, Indiana, 46624. 30F107
SAVE 20%
ON OUR LINE OF Lenox tapers. October 1-14.
Little Dipper Candles: 415 N. Fifth Ave. in Kerry-
town (adjacent to Farmer's Market). cF1002:
CONFIDENTIAL CORRESPONDENT will person-
ally answer EVERY letter. More than a penpal,
C.C. will never pass judgement. A friend, not a
professional advisor. Send $2.00, your letter and
S.A.S.E. to Confidential Correspondent, P.O. Box
8045, Ann Arbor, Mi. 48107. 10F1005
MEN~-WOMEN?
JOBS ON SHIPS! American. Foreign. No experi-
ence required. Excellent pay. Worldwide travel.
Summer job or career. Send $3.00 for information.
SEAFAX, Dept. F-2,. Box 2049, Port Angeles, Wash-
ington 98362. 62F1005
RESERVE an appointment and learn the facts
about diamonds so your engagement ring purchase
will be worth your while and a unique experience.
Austin Diamond, 1209S. University, 663-7151. cFtc

PINTO 1971. Great campus car. 60,000 miles, one
owner, FM stereo tape deck. $595.769-4119. 48N1011
1966 PLYMOUTH FURY. 90,000 miles, needs some
work. Best offer. 434-0321. 45N 1007
1972 PINTO HATCHBACK, 32,000 miles, new brakes
and muffler, good tires, radials. Tel. 668-7486 after
5:00. 44N1008
PINTO 1971 55,600 miles, good condition, needs
work, negdtiable. Call 769-3074. 34N1011
NOVA '72, V-8 automatic, AM-FM, excellent shape,
new tires, battery, snows. 769-7099. 17N1009
'69 FIAT 124 COUPE parts car, great body, must
sell. Call Mark, 663-6803. 13N1002
CHRYSLER '71 STATION WAGON-Excellent con-
dition, air conditioning, power steering and brakes.
$900. 668-6153. 01N1007
'70 FORD Country Squire, runs well. 52,000 miles.
Best offer. 662-3898,764-4928. 72N1005
SAAB 96, 1970. Good running condition. Many new
rebuilt parts. 78,000 miles. Must sell. 761-8046.
71N1002
1976 FURY SPORT 318, air condition, cruise control,
power steering, power brakes, automatic, light blue,
good gas mileage, excellent condition,21,000 miles.
$3750. 485-8251, call repeatedly. 45N924
TICK ETS
OHIO STATE TICKETS, 1 pair junior priority.
665-7500 (313), after 9. 53Q1009
B.J. THOMAS and DOGWOOD in Concert, Oct.
15, 7:30, $4.00, Crisler Arena. Make check payable
to OPEN DOOR, 701 Holmes Rd., Ypsilanti, Michi-
gan 48197. Enclose self-stamped addressed envelope.
51Q1008
TICKETS WANTED for Wisconsin and Iowa foot-
ball games. Seats must be between 20 yd. lines.
Willing to pay premium top dollar price. Call
994-5156. d91002
FOR SALE-4 Ohio State-U-M tickets together on
45 yd. line. $100 each or best offer. 764-4825 or 662-
1097. 02Q1005
WANTED-Pair tickets for Mich.-OSU game, any
section. Call Laura, 971-1395, leave message. 75Q1006
MICH.-OSU football tickets needed. Will pay $50/
pair for any seats, $55/pair for good seats. (Will
pick up). 1-614-459-2309. 28Q105

ST. JOE SPI~bTAL PUBLIC AUCTION
Surplus furniture, personal property at public auc-
tion. 326 N. Ingalls, Ann Arbor. Sale to be held in
rear parking lot. Sat., Oct. 8, 10:30 a.m. Examining
tables and hospital beds, cribs, bassinetts, metal
3-drawer chests, wooden chairs, padded chairs, arm-
chairs, storage cabinets, coat racks, fans, end
tables, coffee tables, night stands, couches, lounge
chairs, shelving, wooden dressers, dressers with
mirrors, standing ash trays, several types of lamps,
air conditioners, and many other items too numer-
ous to mention.
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, owner. Braun-Helmer
Auction Service. Lloyd R. Brown, Ann Arbor, 662-
9646. Jerry L. Helmer, Saline 994-6309. Inspection.
day of sale. Terms cash or check, nothing removed
until settled for, not responsible for accidents.
-Lunchengrounds. 19W1006
ITEMIZED FOOD COOP invites all the world to
join. Come to Michigan Union Wed. night 4th floor
7-9 for info and order your fresh veggies. '29W1005

GLOBAL PSYCHOPLASM seeks ideas, information.
UNUSUAL, IMPORTANT. All welcome. Details 25t
and stamp: CORTEX, 24 Collinwood, New City,
NY 10956. 54F1007
NEXT WEDNESDAY- Special student vitamin for-
mulas for you who don't eat right-available at the
Village Apothecary, 1112 S. University Ave. cF1005
STOP DOWN and get acquainted. We're a candle.
shop and so much more: Unique candles, hand-
crafted jewelry, imported soaps . . . And you'll en-
joy our pleasant and friendly atmosphere. 20% off
Lenox tapers through October 14. Little Dipper
Candles: 415 N. Fifth Ave. in Kerrytown (adja-
cent to Farmer's Market). cF1005
EIGHT BALL Tournament, the 2nd Annual. 1 p.m.
Oct. 22 UM Union Pool Hall. Sign up now. Entry
fee $1. cF1007
UM TRAVELING bowling team for women. Quali-
fying round Sunday 10 a.m. October 9. Sign up now
--Union Lanes. cF1009
"STARVING MILLIONS GLOBALLY.. . ANN AR-
BORITES "GIVE A DAMN" In Sunday's Hunger
March"-the NOW message on "Energy Line"-
yours for the'dialing 663-5366 this moment! A word
of hope and encouragement-when depressing head-
lines surround! Featuring Sol Metz, Quaker
(Friends) Hunger Walk Supporter. CALL NOW-
ENERGY LINE-PHONE 663-5366!! Shalom. cF1008
BETA RHO MU says sllams are sensuous. 27F1005
24-HOUR PHONE NUMBERS TO HELP YOU IN-
CLUDE 663-5366, Energy Line; 665-1212, Time; 434-
9400, Weather; 763-1300, UM news; 995-7272, Ann
Arbor events. eF1008
NEW MESSAGES OF HOPE/COURAGE/LOVE/
HELP can be heard anytime, phone 663-5366. Energy
Line. cF1008
ONGOING PEISONAL GROWTH GROUP with
yoga and meditation. Rosemary, 662-5395, or Richard,
995-0088. 89F1021

Film Legions production, soon in Flint, Lansing,
and Ann Arbor. We need several people for the
leading roles. Undergrad and graduate students
of drama as well as community actors, welcome to
'try out. Financial compensation for those qualifying
for roles. Auditions 7-11 p.m. Fri., Oct. 7, Room
2512 Frieze Building (come any time during this
period). For additional information: 665-0171 or
l'eave message at 1-634-4262. 28F1007
REOPENING our MUSEUM SHOP at the Exhibit
Museum with many new exciting gifts.- Mon-Fri
9-4:30, Sat.-Sun 1-5. N. University and Geddes.
14F1005
ACU-pressure massage workshop-a beginner's
"how-to" course, based on health-giving, relaxing
Oriental massage therapy. Call 769-3584. 03F1001
UM STYLISTS at the Union. Open regular hours
Saturdays and Mondays. Chett, Dave, and Harold.
cF1001
WORKSHOP FOR SINGLES (5 men, 5 women).
Practice initiating, deepening, renegotiating rela-
tionships. Oct. 7-9. Bob and Margaret Blood, 769-
0046. 26F1006
OPEN TIL 1 A.M. TONIGHT. Pinball, bowling,
and billiards at the Union. cF1001
VISIT ANN ARBOR'S only gem lab before you
4spend your money needlessly. Fine quality dia-
monds and low prices on all engagement and
wedding rings. Austin Diamond, 1209 S. University
Ave., 663-7151. cFtc
HOSPITALITY begins with something from our
wine cellar and liquor department. The Village
Apothecary, 1112S. University Ave. cF1001

WORK STUDY students needed for project in the
Criminal Justice area. Transcribing interviews, cod-
ing information, very flexible hours, great working
experience. Call 764-7487 or 763-2035. 52GH1009
Addressers Wanted IMMEDIATELY! Work at home
-no experience necessary-excellent pay. Write
American Service, 8350 Park Lane, Suite 269, Dallas,
Tx 75231. 56H1021
COMMERCIAL ARTIST-experienced, profession-
al, and talented for advertising agency. Call 662-
6666. 47H1005
PIZZA DRIVERS and telephone help. Must be 18.
and work 1, 2, 3 nights/week. Apply in person
only after 4 p.m. Omega Pizza, 101 Washtenaw
Pl. 50H1015
WORK STUDY for project at ISR. Experience
with MTS and/or experience coding data for So-
cial Science project useful. Flexible hours, call Mr.
Fuller, 764-2554 M-F 9-5. 39H107
BARTENDER wanted Tues. and Thurs. days 11-7.
Apply at Dooley's, 310 Maynard. 35H1006
HELP WANTED, free meals, uniform provided,
full and part time. Apply in person at McDonald's,
337 Maynard. 49H1007
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
Would you like a business of your own? Begin at
home, full or part time. Ideal for husband and wife
teams. Call 662-2734. No obligation. Let's have coffee
and talk. 24H 1008
WANTED-Part-time housekeeper. $3.00/hour. Call
Bob, 995-2554. 25H1005
PART-TIME-Flexible hours-Days of Evenings.
1. Draftsperson-Machine Design. 2. Laboratory
Assistants-prefer person with experience inakifig
precision electrical measurements. MTS experience
desirable. 3. Cleaning Person-10-12 hours/wk. Two
or three evenings/week. Must have own transporta-
tion. 3 miles west of Ann Arbor. Phone 769-2242 for
appointment. 32H1006

TYPING-Dissertations, theses, manuscripts.
Selectric II, B.A. English Literature, experienced
professional typist. Rackham specifications. Rates
negotiable. 665-4524. 65J1 103
CHARACTERIZED PORTRAITS
Great gift for someone special. All that's needed is
one good photo. Call Debbie, 995-2304, 6-10 p.m.
16J1002
CHARACTERIZED PORTRAITS
Great gift idea. All that's needed, one good photo.
Call Debbie 6-10 p.m. at 995-2304 34J1005
THE SECRETARIAT
DISSERTATIONS, PAPERS, AND RESUMES
Typing, Copying, Binding
Editing, Drafting, Lettering
11 a.m.-6 p.m. -812 South State Street
7 days/week 994-3594
cJtc
TYPING-Any kind of manuscript-any length. IBM
Selectric. 'Spelling and grammar corrected. 663-
5979. 68J1005
TYPING-Dissertations, theses, manuscripts. Se-
lectric II, B.A. English Literature, experienced pro-
fessional typist. Rackham specifications: Rates ne-
gotiable. 665-4524. 61J1102
FRATERNITIES-SORORITIES - Plan your fall
formals and holiday parties now. Call 483-1771.
41J1011
WRITER'S AIDE, prose specialists. Professional
editing, writing, evaluations and publicity. 662-4816,
557-2755. cite
COLLEGIATE RESEARCH PAPERS. Thousands
on file. All academic subjects. Send $1.00 for mail
order catalog. Box 25918-Z, Los Angeles, Calif.
90025. (213) 477-8474. 86J1203
TYPING-Professional/student rates. Fast, reliable
service. Ask for Barbara, 665-4286,24 hours. cJtc
SWEDISH LANGUAGE LESSONS, $45-10 lessons.
Native speaker. 668-6511. 12J920


FRIENDS INTERNATIONAL CO-OP-1 room and
board space available for woman. Board only
spaces for both men and women. Graduate or pro-
fessional students preferred. Good home-cooked
meals, conversation, volleyball, study area, laun-
dry. 1416 Hill St. 761-7435. 99E1005

USED VIOLIN-Excellent for beginners. Call
Don, 761-9431. cX1013
SHURE MIKE SALE-TE & SM models in stock.
Call Apollo Music Center, 769-1400. cX1013
TEAC Cassette deck with Dolby, good condition,
$100. Heathkit tubular amplifiers, $100. 761-4161.
22X1009
GARRARD 40B turntable $35. 665-6101, before 5:30.
.",4,95X1008
UPRIGHT PLAYER PIANO-Call Jerry, 761-9431.
cX1012
EPIPHONE BASS GUITAR-Apollo Music Center,
good shape, 769-1400. cX1012

E WHERE kRGINAL prices buy quality diamonds-
Austin Diamond, 1209 S. University. 663-7151. cFtc
$10 OFF ALL BEFLOR CLASS RINGS OCT. 3-8TH
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S H E L L 0 U T O X E Y E S WE GIVE15% DISCOUNTS on all acne prepara-
C A R Y $ A T U E Utions. Village Apothecary, 1112 South University
A G A F I R E SU P SRI Avenue. cF1004
R A0 R U N S T U N SIMCHAT TORAH celebration Tuesday night at
F R' E N C H 0 P E N N E S S Tlillel. Services at 7 'p.m., then the celebrating.
S H E L F T 0 R Join the hundreds for this annual event. cF1004
G 0 T O U T t}F H O Y L E LOWEST COPY PRICES
R O O F E R ASE Z E A L IN THE MID-WEST!
E Z R A R A C E S E A R L Accu-Copy, 524 E. William, 769-8338
S EE R ONTA SR S cFtc

GUYS& DOLLS-University Singles Club is here.
If you like to party, have fun, and meet people like '
yourself, write us for all'the free details. P.O. Box
12669, Gainesville, Florida 32604. 07F1025
FRIENDLY MALE, 23, seeking attractive, edu-
cated, cute, slim, new female friends. Write P.O. Box
1966, Ann Arbor, Mich. 48106. 70F1006
UNFULFILLED TALL, dark, and handsome mar-
ried male seeks correspondence with discreet fe-
males. All answered. Write P.O. Box 563, Ypsi, MI'
48197. 09F1006

ACROSS
1 Giving no heed
5 Shafts
9 Power plays
14 Violin bow: It.
15 Latin exclamation
16 Passageway
17 In-
18 Tells all
20 Oyez!
22 Flemish painter
Jan van-
23 Pronoun: Ger-
24 Dispossess
26 Pass
28 Out of date
33 Acromyn in
navigation
34' Eleven: Fr.
35 Detail
39 Where the Tigris
flows
40 Victor and others
41 Numerical prefix
42 Region in China
and Mongolia
43 Contest, in
ancient Greece
44 Geologic times
45 Sweet singers
48 Slangy
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52 Chemical suffix
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Garden intruder
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Sprint
City in NW
Pennsylvania
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Poker holding:
Phrase
Time out
Exclamation
Township
of Attica
Chop
Hen talk
Alaskan product

12 Projects
13 Realize
19 Settings
21 Former money
of China
25 All the same
27 Cheap: Phrase
28 Few: Prefix
29 Monk parrot
30 Humdrum
31 Unit of metal
32 Ofaneair
component
36 Cat's-paw
37 Nine: Prefix
38 Small green
plant
40 Scot's pudding#
44 Soil: Prefix
46 Antispetic
47 Acquiesced
48 Pelt components
49 Beginning
50 Lachrymose
54 Spring
55 Taxi rider
57 Extinct bird
58 Cut of meat
59 perpetua,
Idaho's motto
61 Not any: Law
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CRESCENT MUSIC STUDIO
r Instruction in guitars, bass, flute and sax, vocal,
drums, vibes, and piano. 662-7277. cFtc
STEVE'S LUNCH-Come for home cooking. Break-
fast all day, great soups and egg rolls, 3 egg
omelets with fresh vegetables and fresh bean sprouts
served all day. Sundays 10-8. 1313 South University.
cFtc
JAZZ AT THE UNIVERSITY CLUB with the Force.
Vincent York featured also sax soloist with the Duke
Ellington orchestra. Ted Harley bass, Larry Man-
derville piano and Kenneth Bolds, former drum-
mer five years with Lionel Hampton Drums at the
University Club Cocktail Lounge each Friday and
Saturday evening, 9:30 p.m.-1:30 a.m. throughout
the Fall. No cover charge, free trial membership
available from the hostess. cFtc
PREGNANT? Need Help?
Call Problem Pregnancy Help, 769-7283. Pregnancy
tests available. cFtc

UNIVERSITY CELLAR will be taking applications
Oct. 3-17 for winter book rush. Apply information
desk of University Cellar in basement of Michigan
Union. - cH1016
SIXTEEN home-cooked meals a week. Call 761-
8282. One hour's work a day. 04H1001
BABYSITTER WANTED-For terrific 10-month-
old. Monday mornings-provide own transportation.
Call 663-6217. 08H1007
DAY CARE-Single man needs person for 4, 5 and
6 year old children. Afternoons 11:30-5:30 p.m. In
my home Mon.-Fri. $200 per month. Close to Central
campus. Call 761-8813, evenings. 31H1005
DISHWASHERS
Full-time days or part-time evenings. $3.00/hr. Apply
in person Mon.-Fri. 2 p.m.-6 p.m. Great Lakes
Steak Co., S. State at Ellsworth. 76H105
PART-TIME FORTRAN Programmer to work on
astrophysics project. Work-study preferred, but not
necessary. Good salary for experienced program-
mers. 764-5448. 13H929
HELP WANTED immediately-Day waiting, host-
ing, bussing personnel and cashier, other night and
day positions possible for experienced people. Apply
in person between 2 and 3 p.m., ask for Peter
DiLorenzi At The University Club.
NURSES AIDS/ORDERLIES
FULL-PART-TIME
CALL
KELLY HOME CARE
973-9010
AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER M/F
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HOUSEPARENTS
Married couple to manage residential group home
for eight retarded adolescents. Program focuses on
homelike atmosphere, encouraging residence per-
sonal development only. One member of couple em-
ployed, freeing spouse to pursue other employment
or interests. Position includes salary plus room and
board and health care for couple and additiona
staff. Send resume to P.O. Box 1105, Ann Arbor,
MI 48106.
WAITRESSES-Experienced bar maid part-time
nights. The Main Event Discotheque, 10480 E. Grand
River, Brighton, Mich. Twenty minutes from Ann
Arbor. (313) 227-1444. 78H1014
PART-TIME FORTRAN Programmer to work on
astrophysics project. Work-study preferred, but not
necessary. Good salary for experienced program-
mers. 764-5448. 13H930
DON'T PANIC-WCBN-FM is no longer at 89.5 on
your dial. WCBN has moved to 88.3 FM and broad-
casts there in stereo 24 hours a day with Ann Arbor's
most creative programming mix:free form, jazz,
blues, rock and roll, rhythm 4nd blues, reggae,
gospel, salsa, classical, b grass, news, special
historical programmin and community affairs.
Plus there are NO C MERCIALS. So check us out
at WCBN, 88.3 FM; right now! 80H1016
MAIN EVENT NIGHT CLUB needs wet T-shirt
participants. $10/hr. Prizes every Tuesday 11 p.m.
Men-wet shorts contest every Thursday at 11 p.m.
Register in advance. The Main Event Night Club,
10480 E. Grand River, Brighton, Mich. (313)-227-
14 7RH1014

PROFESSIONAL PHOTO-JOURNALIST
Would photos, photo essay, help your research,
project, or publication? Extremely qualified-many
publications, exhibitions. Resume availAble. Call
665-0538 after 6:30. 4001007,
SUBLET AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. 1 Bedrm,
furniture, modern Apt. near campus. Grad or Prof
preferred. Call 665-6687. 33U1007
BIK ES AND SCOOTERS
GIRL'S 3-SPEED BICYCLE. $25.00. Call 663-0609.
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FEMALE ROOMMATE wanted. Large room close
to campus. Share meals. $125 plus E. Call evenings,
665-0870. 30Y1006
ROOMMATE NEEDED to share large two bed-
rooms, furnished apt., air conditioned, garage, beau-
tiful surroundings. Call 665-8501 persistently. 69Y1006
WANTED-FEMALE roommate, room in a 2 bed-
room apt. $100/mo More information: call 663-
1407, after 7 p.m. 74Y1007
CORRECTION:
for further info on
UAC Soph Show 1977
AUDITIONS
FOR THE Musical
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APPLAUSE
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