i45. Iii ._ . . 1.. ~ c a'im,' Poor' lw!-C') 1 I ". A A I U LYN IRpEU1 - 1, nt frt f" I "RESTI VILWARRINGTION "^.LE 333-Ofl'L AIE en w v 'S ,seeks Jr to assis~Fn diversifiedi '*M tG_ .. by Tlueou in Snanmsn, -t oia r lend roima& St al vn tlolst. M~it. type 8.30- ''r 1~tnI1-Y2M P- 51 tabl - 'ut )41 LU AvII3 *7 19 "fly,.t~.* 1: peace of mind and a friend by phoning Line, 663-5366 or 665-6297. cA1027 APARTMENT TO SHARE, own bedroom. Close to campus. Call 1-626-7976 after 3 p.m. 26C1022 ETTE RECEIVER, 22 watts rms per chan- . Call Stu, 663-2583. cB1022 MORE TO OFFER WOMEN Student co-ops. Friends, sharing, working togerher, saving. Calif visit Inter-Cooperative Council. 4002 Michigan Un- ion. 662-4414. 25E1023 Words 0-10 1115 16-20 21-25 26-30 31-35 36-40 41=45 46-50 1 1.15 1.40 1.65 1.90 2.15 2.40 2.65 2.90 2 2.30 2.80 3.30 3.80 4.30 4.80 5.30 5.80 3 3.05 3.70 4.35 5.00 5.65 6.30 6.45 4 3.80 4.60 5.40 6.20, 7.00 7.80 5.040 5 4.55 5.50 6,45 7,d0 8.35 9.30 10.25 6 5.30 b.40 7.50 8.60 9.70 10.80 11.90 NT STEREO SYSTEM; like new. Rea- I1 Linda, 994-3072. 95B1025 /E OFFICE CHAIR, beige color, excel- on, $30. 995-0436. 97B1023 7.60 9.40 11.20 13.00 8.25 10.20 12.15 14.10 add. .75 ., .90 1.05 1.90 1.35 1.50 1.65 1.8a 1.95 1.95 3.45 4.95 6.45 8,95 BOOK XMAS VACATIONS NOW! Student travel desk, also student charters. Regency Travel. Campus location-corner William and Maynard, 601 E. Wil- liam, 665-6122. ePte ALE: NIKON FTN with 35 mm. f2 and n. f2.8. Call Scott at 662:0669 after 5 p.m. 96B1023 3.15 6.30 MARANTZ-SUPERSCOPE, CD-302 stereo cassette deck. Dolby, like new, $90. 729-8958, after 7 p.m. 85X102G PIONEER SA600 Amp, TX 500A Tuner. Both $180.° Jim, 994-9088, persistently. .89X1023 MARTIN ALTO SAX, very good condition. $225. Call662-6947 any time. dx1022- APOLLO MUSIC CENTER offers lessons in piano, guitar, banjo, dulcimer, flute, sax, clarinet, drums., and percussion. Call for available times. Apollo' Music Center-769-1400. eX103O. ASSEMBLED Heathkit HW101 transceiver and ac- cessories. Richard, 764-3354 or 668-6869. 52X1025 GRAD STUDENT would like toshare apartment. Ask for Mirian, leave message, 851-1878, dY1027 SHARE BEDROOM in modern apt. right on campus. 662-0081. O1Y1021 .ATOR, 3 cubic ft., good condition, best, 9.. dB1023 -917 VING SALE, 1224 Olivia. Furniture, household s, antiques, toys, clothing and much more.. rday and Sunday, Oct. 22-23, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 56B1023 COAT-Gray flannel, size 38, worn only twice, ut in excellent shape. Call Kermit at 769-7824 een 4:30 and 7:00 p.m. only. $35. dB MALE NEEDED to share modern two-bedroom 'tment near campus January-August, own room." 1297. 70C1022 MALE for double available. Stevens Co-op, 816 orest. $140 a month room and board. Close to pus. Immediate occupancy. Call Bev, 761-1058. dC1023 OM-$85, refrigerator, no lease,'Farmer's Mkt. --'761-1734. 06C1025 [EDIATE OCCUPANCY, woman wanted, own n in 4-bedroom house one block from Ugli, a month including utilities, call after 5:30. 994-0467. 31C1022 ILABLE NOW 24 houri every day, friendship :ounseling, free, phone 3-5366. cC1028 RTMENT FOR RENT. $100/month at the Uni- ty T'° rs. 662-5228 or 427-7065, ask for Sue. 86C1027 BEDROOM APARTMENT-January-August. evenings-weekends, 662-3625. 3602021 RTMENT-Furnished, convenient, campus, 3.' "on, no pets, lease, references. 662-1912. 92C1026 BEDROOM furnished apartment available' ediately between'campus and downtown. In- 335 E. Huron. Apt. No. 3, anytime between . and 6p.m. or call663-4101. cCtc DROOM furnished home, right on campus, s roommates who prefer a cooperative living tion, to share large room or take single room, by 1334 N. University across from Stockwell or e 662-2606. cCtc RENT-Small room, share bath, kitchen with congenial and studious men. Furnished-bed, dresser, chair, misc. Second floor, west win- Old Westside. 10 minutes campus. Free utilities, month. Men only and no pets (sorry). Call{ 565. A vailable October 1-2. 10C1027 HOLIDAY GIFT SHOPPONG -for the person who has everything? Visit the museums shop at the ex- hibit museum for unusual and exotic gifts from around the world. Mon.-Fri. 10-4:30; Sat, and Sun. 1-5. Alexander Ruthven Natural Science Building; N. University and Geddes. 08F1026 .playing drums. He sure could beat his stick against that drumhead! Lonely me! He's home; I'm in this vile place. If only we... dF1022 HI MA! (Better than Baggi, isn't it?) How are you? How's Snapper? Love Joan. dF1022 WELCOME to the city of Ann Arbor and the University of Michigan; Donna. Hope you have such a good time that you won't get any homewouk done for the next week because you'll be so tired. Your loving sister, dF1022 ENERGY LINE helps anyone phoning 663-5366 with personal problems, finding a part-time job, hous- ing. Anytime, phone663-5366. cFtc HOSPITALITY begins with something from our wine cellar and liquor department. The Village Apothe-I cary, 1112S. University Ave. cFtc My SweetiePie:- You conjugate more in my mind than French verbs. I love you lots, and more each day. deb! 07F1022 VISIT ANN ARBOR's only gem lab before you spend your money needlessly. Fine quality diamonds and low prices on all engagement and wedding rings. Austin .Diamond, 1209 S. University, 663- 7151. cFtc WISH TO BUY OR BORROW Man from Uncle Mystery Magazines. Amy, 662-8126 eves, or Classi- fieds, Mons. and Wed. days. dF1023 UNIQUE laser-engraved walnut desk accessories. Little Dipper Candles-415 N. 5th Ave. in Kerrytown (adjacent toFarmer's Market). cF1022 FEELING ISOLATED?.A free 7 session workshop for students on skills in communication and the initiation of relationships. The focus will be on. helping you to better understand, develop comfort with and skill in the process of building friendships and other types of relationships. For further infor- mation and to 'apply for the MAKING CONTACT Workshop, come to Counseling Service, 3rd floor Michigan Union or call774-8312. dF1023 INCHES 1 2 3 4 5 3.15 5.65 8.15 10.65 13.15 6.30 11.30 16.30 21.30 26.30 8.25 14.75 21.15 27.90 34.40 10.20 18.20 26.20 34.20 42.20 12.15 21.65 31.15 40.65 50.15 14.10 25.10 36.10 47.10 58.10 N.B.: Each group of characters counts as one word. Hyphenated words over 5 characters count as two words (this includes telephone numbers) 8 lines equals 1 inch 7 words per line SERVICES FOR YOUTH BY TELEPHONE include Energy Line 663-5366, Ozone House662-2222, Problem Pregnancy Help 769-7283, Student Advocacy Center 995-0477. cF1026 PLAY PIANO day or night! Rent piano with ear- phones. Lessons. 483-8646 before 1 p.m. 89F1025 SPECIAL STUDENT VITAMIN formula, for you who don't eat right. Available at the Village Apothe- cary, 1112 S. University Ave. cFtc XEROX AND OFFSET FAST, LOW COST DUPLICATING COPY QUICK 1217 S. University 769.0560 PRIMAL at the Personal Growth Center, 403 Miller, 971-0102. Established since 1972. cF121l ONGOING PERSONAL GROWTH GROUP with yoga and meditation. Rosemary, 662-5395; or Richard, 995-0088. 89F1021 ' KEYPUNCH Part time evenings. If you have solid keypunch experience and want to work with the leader in the data processing field, we can offer you an excel- lent starting salary and benefits. With ADP you will have more than just a job, you will be working with a great group of people in pleasant surroundings in a convenient Ann Arbor location. Openings are available for Monday-Thursday eve- nings. Please call Barbara Burns at 769-4848 for appointment. Call between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. only. AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING 96H1022 SNACK BAR, part-time evenings, approximately 5-9 Mon.-Fri. Huron Valley Tennis Club. 662-5515. 30H 1023 WAITERS, WAITRESSES, BARTENDERS. Full or part-time. Apply in person only, Mon.-Fri., 2-5 p.m., blue Frogge, 611 Church. 38H1023 '71 PINTO-Excellent engine, 27 miles city, 34 miles highway, everything works, some rust. $375. Call 663-7055 anytime. 73N1023 MUST SELL 1970 Ford Country Squire Station Wagon. Best offer. Call 662-3898 or 764-4928. 44N1025 1969 VeLKSWAGEN Camper, fully equipped. 663- 2227; 994-5890 evenings. . 46N1023 MUST SELL-1970%.2 MGB-New top, shocks, ex- haust. Best offer. Ed, 663-4939, after 6. 65N1023 WANTED: 3-5 tickets for Ohio State game; all in same section. Call Alan, 665-8944. No ripoffs, please. dQ1024 SIX TICKETS NEEDED for OSU/MICH. game, four must be together, willing to pay very well. Call 662-1367. 64Q@1027 ONE SECTION 30 O.S.U. TICKET is burning a hole in my pocket., Call Brian at 4-7979 to buy it. dQ1023 AIKIDO, KENDO, JUDO, KARATE JAPANESE MARTIAL ARTS DEMONSTRATION. Some of the highest ranked people in all of North America. Saturday, Oct. 22 at 7:00 p.m. at the Sports Coliseum, corner of 5th Ave. and Hill. Tickets $2.00. 84Q1022 FOUR MICHIGAN-OHIO STATE tickets needed. Pairs/together. Mark, evenings 665-2664 or 994- 0394. . 72Q1023 MICH-OSU football tickets needed. Will pay top dollar for seats. Will pick up. 1-614-459-2309. 10Q1023 MALE DESIRES part-time modeling for creative female artists or photographers. Write Bob at Daily Box 333. 6801025 MICH.-OSU football tickets needed. Will pay casi and pick up. Call 425-7125 (collect). 93Q1021 DESPERATELY NEED 2 tickets to the Ohio State game. Will negotiate price. (202)-546-7188, call collect. 33Q1023 1_ SUBLET, no lease, one bedroom, on campus, mod4 ern, with parking. Grad or worker preferred: $200/month. Call761-6607. 99U1025 t' -0: ..0 " LOWEST COPY PRICES THE COPYMILL 211S. State (near Olga's) Copies, course packs, while you wait! 662-3969 cFtc ONGOING PERSONAL GROWTH GROUP with yoga and meditation. Rosemary, 662-5395, or Richard, 995-0088. 89F1021 GIANT FLEA MARKET (tloseout Special) I it-used desks, dressers, couches, chairs, rea- e offers accepted. 214 E. Michigan at Park, own Ypsilanti. 6 p.m-t0 p.m. Friday; 10 a.m.- . Saturday and Sunday. Flea Market has . 100 dealers of antiques, collectibles, new, nd miscellaneous every weekend. 75W1023 24 HOUR PHONE NUMBERS TO HELP YOU INCLUDE 663-5366, Energy Line; 665-1212, Time; 434-9400, Weather; 763-1300, U-M news; 995-7272, Ann Arbor events, cFtc OZONE HOUSE needs you to provide temporary- housing for young people in crisis--one day to 2 weeks-a comfortable couch is all' you need'. Call . Jan at662-2222. cF 1211 EXPRESSING ANGER ASSERTIVELY-Workshop# -$35. Begins October 25. Women's Crisis Center, 994-9100. 91F1023 HEALING CONFERENCE and workshop. Oakland University, October 22 and 23. For reservations call 1-313-647-2375. 80F1023 WE HAVE IT all together. Pinball, billiards and bowling at the Union. Open till 1 a.m. Fri. and Sat. cF1022 SEPARATED/DIVORCED WORKSHOP for men, women in transition. October 28-30. Bob, Margaret Blood,f769-0046._- 54F1027 AIKIDO, KENDO, JUDO, KARATE JAPANESE MARTIAL ARTS DEMONSTRATION. Some of the highest ranked people in all of North America. Saturday, Oct. 22 at 7:00 p.m. at the! Sports Coliseum, corner of 5th Ave. and Hill. Tickets $2.00. 83F1022 "THE V.A. PHILIPPINE NURSES WERE SCREW- ED! YET THE FIGHT FOR REAL JUSTICE GOES ON-WITH A LOT OF HELP FROM THEIR FRIENDS!" The NOW Message on Energy ine- yours for the dialing 663-5366. A 3 minute recorded message of hope and encouragement available 24 hours a day. CALL NOW-ENERGY LINE-663- 5366. cF1023 DON'T GET MARRIED .., Until you ca1l973-9300. cF1211 WE GIVE 15% DISCOUNT on contact lens prepara- tions._Village Apothecary,1112 S. Univ. Ave. cFtc LEARN THE FACTS before you buy,-there is more to a diamond than meets they eye. Austin Diamond, 1209 S. University, 663-7151. cFtc WE GIVE 15% DISCOUNT on all acne prepara- tions. The .Village Apothecary, 1112 S. University Ave. '- cFtc EIGHT BALL Tournament Sat., Oct. 22, 1 p.m. at the Union. eF1022 BANJO, DULCIMER, AND GUITAR lessons now available with Betsy Beckerman through the Apollo Music Center, 769-1400. eF1626 ONE OF THE MOST extraordinary revelations to come out of World War II. "Did Six Million Really Die?" 28 pages illustrated,. $1.00. Counteroint, 6 Garrison Drive, Spring Valley, N.Y. 10977. 60F1021 JAZZ GUITAR LESSONS with Hal Davis, 'r1- 9431. cF1025 LOWEST COPY PRICES IN THE MID-WEST! Accu-Copy, 524 E. William, 769-8338 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, 1209 S, University, 663-7151. cFtc NEW MALE FACULTY, 35, seeks female friend from age 20-50. Looks not as important as char- acter and personality. Write Michigan Daily Box. 31. 25F1025 SENIOR POR TRAITS The1978 MICHIGANENSIAN (U-M YEARBOOK) is now taking senior and graduate portraits in our offices at 420 Maynard, the Student Publications Building (Next to S.A.B.) . study abroad 1978 Academic Year 1977-78, 1978-79 or Summer 1978. Accredited programs of study in Moscow, Lenin- grad, Paris, Dijon, Nice, Salamanca, Geneva, Flor- eince Perugia, Vienna, Copenhagen, Cuernavaca. Alil languages on all levels, beginners to advanced to graduate plus many subjects in English: studio 'ants, history, international studies, dance, cuisine, theater,'filmmaking, special education. For course catalogues and application forms contact: CENTER FOR FOREIGN STUDY 216 S. State Street (on Campus, next to Lane Hall) Ann Arbor, MI 48104 313/662-5575 HELP IS AVAILABLE BY TELEPHONE 24 hours every day on Energy Line 663-5366, help with emer- gency housing or getting a part-time job, help with any personal problem, dial 663-5366, with a pen in your hand. cH1026 ARTS MODELS NEEDED. If interested, send a resume and a photo to: Timed Graphics of Plymouth P.O. Box 12 Plymouth, MI 48170 35H1022 .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. CLERICAL WORK, part-time 15/20 hours/week. Pleasant work atmosphere in historic house approxi- mately one mile from central campus. Send resume to Box 23, Michigan Daily. 18H1022 WORK STUDY STUDENT needed to type tapes of interviews in psychology project. Good typing skills, common sense and a dramatic flair are necessary. 20 hr's./week, flexible hours. 763-0155, leave name and number. I6H1022 SALES CLERKS-Stop and Go Foods now taking applications for full and part-time positions. Need' mature, responsible individuals for all shifts. Good pay and benefits with opportunity for advancement. Apply in person at any Stop and Go Store or at district office, 3060 Packard Rd. Call 434-0326. - 19H1030 c MARTIN SALE-Prices are going up Nov. 1 by more than 10%. Come in and save more than the increase. Call Don, Apollo Music Center, 769-1400. cXI2103 FOR SALE-A new 12-chord auto harp and case. Must sell. $85. Call Terry at 764-6330 weekdays, or 439-7434 evenings and weekends. 69X1023 ANS--ER TO PREV1OUS PUZZLE F U S M A I L S C E L L A S H E O C T E T 0 8 E - L 1 0 N T H E N A R R O''W S e L A R I N E T R Y O N E S 2 T OULON K E N ,f S T O R M N A V S A FE 5 CUR B A T T E R S A R I AND SCOURED R E L D I E M E U ROPE A C T S C R I P RAN B A N T Y g D A S L A W A N 0 3' M A Z I N G A R A W A K. B E F O R E L O N G K I N E E GA N A E R I E I D E A t ARE KEEPS MEW S 764-0552 PREGNANT? Need Help? Call Problem Pregnancy Help, 769-7283. Pregnancy, tests available. cFtc JAZZ AT THE UNIVERSITY CLUB wiun te 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 covern charge, free trial membership available from the hostess. cr tc E HELP Ypsilanti mental hospital patients by talk- ing with them an hour a week. Volunteer by phoning663-5434 or 663-g366. cH1026 WORK STUDY position available t Museum of Art. 10 hours per week. Pay-approximately $3.20 per hour. Errands, light typing, filing, setting up for Museum events. Call Forrest McGill at 763-1231. Job No. 0825. 90H1026 PART TIME sales position, own hours. $500/se- mester. 80 hours work. 973-0466. 93H1029 PERSON TO WORK 6-8 hrs/wk. on maintenance projects and odd jobs. $4.00/hr. 769-3175. 98H1027 PART TIME dishwashing help. Apply in person at RajaRani, 1133E. Huron, Tue.-Sun. 6-8p.m. 05H1026 PART TIME RESEARCH ASSISTANTS needed for Household Management Studies Group (see back. page of Friday, Oct. 21 Michigan Daily). Minimum wage guaranteed plus bonuses. Prefer students with typing ability and automobile (work related mile- age. reimbursed. .15 mile). Call Richard Fogarty, 971-3289 MondayiThursday evenings between 7 and 11P.M. 78H1029 LOOKING FOR SEAMSTRESS to remake long velvet dress into long skirt, skill needed. Call Rush Anne after 5p.m.,995-5191. 87H1022 SALES HELP NEEDED immediately for retail store. Call Mr. Ford or Mr. Piku, 769-1400, Apollo Music Center. dHlO3 POST'DOCTORAL .POSITION available immediately on the mode of interaction of liposomes with cells. Please contact Dr. Richard Rader, Department of Immunology and Microbiology, Wayne State Medical School, Detroit, MI 48201 or 577-1227. We are an equal opportunity employer. 60H1027 DISHWASHER-Part-time, perfect hours for stu- dents. Includes lunch. Apply irt person at Second Chance Restaurant, 994-5360. 74H1023 RESEARCH ASSISTANT wanted to participate in research using lipid vesicles to deliver anti-tumor agents into cells. Please contact Dr. Richard Rader, Department of Immunology and Microbiology, Wayne State Medical School, Detroit, MI 48201 or 577-1227. We are an equal opportunity employer. 61H1027 L J NURSES AIDS/ORDERLIES FULL-PART-TIME CALL KELLY HOME CARE 973-9010 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER M/F cHtc 1 5 9F L2 13 14 15 ACROSS Dim effect Nonstop talker Army man: Abbr Rocky, for one Insurgent' She: Fr. Unpredictable, r. @ 1977 LOS ANGELES TIMES 49 Side of a coin having the mainr design. 52 Come-on men 56 Conjunctions 57 Perfect 58 The Darlings' dog 59 It is so 60 Word with nine or 21 Ahead by as many holes as remain to be played: Golf 22 Inter 23 Concede 24 Silk fabric 25 The circle 26 Sounds of con- # I TYPING: Any kind of manuscript, IBM Selectric typewriter. 663-5979. OOJ 1026 TYPING-accurate! 70t/pg. Call Dave: 663-4640, 5-6 p.m. preferred. 57J1109 NEW SPEED READING COURSE is now available on cassette tape. Hour long instruction equips reader with skills necessary to triple his reading speed in one evening. Subsequently, the reader can continue, to double and triple his reading speed as he prac- tices-a definite scholastic advantage to average readers. Booklet with explanations and practice sets included. Send $19.95 to: Univeral Speed Reading 97 Virginia Park Detroit, MI 48202 55J1026 WRITER'S AIDE, prose specialists. Professional editing, writing, evaluations and publicity. 662-4816, 557-2755. cJtc 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 TYPING-Dissertations, theses, manuscripts.. Selectric II, B.A. English Literature, experienced, professional typist. Rackham specifications. Rates negotiable. 665-4524. 65J 1103 THE SECRETARIAT DISSERTATIONS, PAPERS, AND RESUMES Typing, Copying, Binding Editing, Drafting, Lettering 11 a.m.-6 p.m. 812 SouthState Street 7 days/week 994-3594 cJtc ina way: Phrase 18 Spanish noble 19 Vault 20 Senorita's name ,21 Boy meets girl 23 Musical key 26 Most courteous 30 Accomplished 31 Collector's item 32 Farrah's fellow 33 Old-fashioned admonition: Phrase 37 Anger 38 Vestibule 39 Devilry 40 Features of some houses 42 Ivanhoe's bride 44 Employer 45 Opera role 46 " Care" I 23 4 12 15 16 18 ten 61 Upright 27 28 29 31 34 35 36 DOWN 1 Relative: Abbr. 2 Far-reaching 3 Adjective suffix 4 Got back 5 Czechoslovakian hero 6 Orchestral instru- ment ; 27 7 9 10 11 13 14 16 17 Ump's relative Pixie Move, in a game Comedian Wilson Coin Cowboy Plumed bird Domini Movie director's command 41 42 43 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 53 54 55 tentment Lycee student Finch Inventor Nikola More attractive Leaveners Formerly Address for a Garden State resident Ancient writings Competitor Breslau's river Ancient titles Britisher's exclam- ation Feast "What's the - " British name in the news Pail: Fr. 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