MR. TONY'S now hiring for full and part-time
help. Positions available are: Counter help, pizza
makers, and drivers. Apply in person at 1327 S.
University. 27H1209
NURSES AIDS/ORDERLIES
FULL-PART-TIME
CALL
KELLY HOME CARE
973-9010
AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMF ,OYER M/F

SUPERIOR two bedroom apt. for sublet Dec. 18
through June or July 1978. Fully furnished. $290
plus elec. References. Security deposit. Period and
rental negotiable. Only serious, quiet persons need
apply. No children, no pets, no parties. 761-3595.
70U1206
FEMALE SUBLET available now for Dec.-May in
Phi Rho Sigma Fraternity. 17 meals/week; $1641
month. Call 662-4902, 25U1206
SUBLET-January-Augpst. Furnished one-bedroom
campus apartment, centrally located. $255 including
heat. 662-9584. 42U1206
LARGE 2 BDRM APT., buy lease, Jan.-Aug. Close
to Campus. 663-2898 after 5 p.m. 1-525-7390 before
5, Bill. 34U120

DIRECT PURCHASING; volume selling, and mar-
ginal profits assure you that your diamond will
be an investment at Austin Diamon, 1209 S. Univer-
sity, 663-7151. cFtc
A FINE GIFT IDEA, classes at the Wild Weft.
Learn to make your own wall hangings, or dis-
cover a contemporary approach to stitchery. Wild
Weft Weaving Shop, 415 N. Fifth Ave. 761-2466.
pcF1204
LOWEST COPY PRICES
THE COPYMILL
211 S. State (near Olga's)
Copies, course packs, while
you wait! 662-3969
Our prices really are the lowest
cFtc
EXPRESSIVE MOVEMENT/CREATIVE DANCE
WORKSHOP. Sat., Dec. 3, 10:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m.
$20. No experience necessary. Margaret & Bob
Blood. 769-0046. 03F1202
HOLIDAY HOUSE CLEANING-Expertly done by
U grad student. References if requested. Call 994-
2388. dF
GIANT FLEA
MARKET
100 dealers of anything and everything. 214 E.
Michigan at Park, downtown Ypsilanti. Fri. 6 p.m.-
10 p.m., Sat. and Sunday 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Dealers
welcome. 971-7676 days, 487-5890 weekends. 50F1210
A PROFESSIONAL TYPIST
is your best bet. Reasonable, 434-9027. cF0209
ALL CLASSIFIED ADS MUST NOW BE
PREPAID
until December 11, 1977
dF1211
SECOND CHANCE-Music and Meal Deal. Eat in
restaurant Sun.-Thurs. between 4 and 9 p.m. and
enter night club free, cFtc
NEED HELP WITH HOUSING, JOBS OR ANY
PRpBLEMS? Phone ENERGY LINE, 663-5366, any-
time. cF1211
MAKE LOVE!-NOT WAR
(It's good for our business)
Austin Diamond
1209S. University
663-7151
Specializing in custom
engagement & wedding rings
cF1211
"TEEN AGE SEXUALITY-1977-CAUSE FOR
CONCERN." Dial 663-5366 for this NOW message
on Energy Line, 7 days a week, 24 hours a day.
With data from a DETROIT FREE PRESS survey
ENERGY LINE examines trends in teenage sexual
patterns and the implications for our nation and
each of us. ENERGY LINE Phone 663-5366. cF1201
SKI FOR LESS-Colorado on a budget. Complete
list and description of inexpensive lodging, restau-
rants, and bars at ski areas. Pays for itself the
first night. Send $3.95: CDS, Box 2870, Vail, CO -
81657. 24F0107
JACQUES BREL, the musical, Dec. 9th and 10th,
all seats $2 at Ticket Central in the Union lobby.
54F1204
LOWEST COPY PRICES
THE COPYMILL
211 S. State (near Olga's)
Copies, course packs, whiit you wait! 662-3969
rFtec.

DON'T GET MARRIED
Until you call 973-9300.
cF1211
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 at 662-2222. cF1211
LOWEST COPY PRICES
IN THE MID-WEST!
Accu-Copy, 514 E. William, 769-8338
cF416
PREGNANT? Need Help?
Call Problem Pregnancy Help. 7FQ-7m3 Pregnancy
tests available. cFtc'
CRESCENT MUSICSTUDIO
Instruction in guitars, bass, flute and sax, vocal.
drums, vibes, and piano. 662-7277. cFtC
(-sAZZ 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'
LIGHT MOVING
$10 local van load
663-2669
cF416
SECOND SERVE
Cold weather jackets-Down & Polarguard
406E. Liberty
cFtc
PRIMAL at the Personal Growth Center, 403 Miller,
971-0102. Established since 1972. eF1211'

NEED HELP with your Holiday cleaning? We do a
variety of chores expertly done by grad student.
References if requested. Call 994-2388. dJ
TYPING-Professional/student rates. Fast, reliable
service. Ask for Barbara665-4286 24 hours. cJtc
PROFESSIONAL TYPING done at home. Disserta-
tions, papers. etc. Quality, fast service, references.
Donna, 973-0433. 38J1204
WRITERS AIDE SERVICE INC., professional edit-
ing and writing. Expert directional assistance for
papers, theses. 1-557-2755. 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
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

ACCOUSTIC 150 amplifier
dition. $300. 482-6401.

and speaker. Good con-
71X1206

USED GIBSON EBO bass guitar, excellent condition
with hard case. Call Jerry, 761-9431. cX1204
STEREO-Duval turntable, Kenwood amp, Accous-
tiphase speakers. Ideal for student. $285. 665-7151,
after 4:30 p.m. 76X1203
NEW ROAD AMP. Available for demonstration.
Apollo Music Center. 769-1400. cX1203

WANTED-1 bedroom apartment or efficiency,
winter term. 764-5089 or 764-7068. dL1201
FLORIDA-Going? Let us get you there and back
in style. Free ride for two female companions.
I idavk L. 1 ar 2 21, n 3/ _0-422 P121,

ROSE BOWL BOUND? One-way ride from Mich.
to L.A. 1978 Cadillac. Leaving: 12-26-77.x Arrive:
12-29-77. Cost: $75. Contact Steve or Jamie at 995-
2615. 64G1203

RECEPTIONIST/CLERK/TYPIST, start $2.75/hr.,
full time, begin at once. Seek accurate, neat, intel-
ligent person. Raises and fringe benefits excellent
Building on UM campus. Call 662-5575 between 2
and5p.m. M-F. cH1211
WANTED-Sales Representatives to sell advertis-
ing on a commission basis for the Michigan Daily.
Contact Rod, 764-0560. dH1206
CHILD CARE COUNSELOR to join treatment team
at small residential center. Must be 20 years of age
and registered in a college curriculum in one of
Human Service areas. $3.25 per hour, 20-30 hours per
week. Contact Mrs. Abrams between 9:00 and 3:00,
M-F for appointment. 474-7700. 48H1206
COMPUTER TECHNICIANS with electronics back-
ground. Management position open in growing
micro-computer industry in Brighton, MI. Call for
appointment, 313/ 227-2660. 30H1204
TOPLINE RESTAURANT
Olga's Kitchen in Ann Arbor has immediate open-
ings for full and part-time help on evening shifts.
Olga's Kitchen, one of the fastest growing family
restaurants, needs mature individuals for many
career opportunity openings. All positions available.
Please apply in person:
Ogla's Kitchen
205 S. State
Ann Arbor, MI
______________29H1202,
TOP MARKETING company seeking demonstrators
for nonstick cookware iemonstrationdn the Briar
wood Mall. Part-time and full time available,
guarantee/commission. Contact Ms. Benson, 1-893-
0900. Leave message. 32H1204

1972 VEGA WAGON. New shocks, tires, brakes,
and battery. Engine excellent condition. Must sell.
(Leaving). Best offer. 663-5957, evenings. 67N1207
'66 MUSTANG. Engine excellent condition. New
snow tires. Best offer. Call 995-0788. (Evenings
better). 11N1203
'73 TORINO 2-door. PS, PB, automatic, radio.
$800. 271-8529 between 5-7 p.m. 07N1202
VEGA '74-Good condition, automatic. Radio, ra-
dials. 971-5624, after7n.m. 49N1207

M SEASON B-BALL TICKETS wanted. 2 or more.
together. 1-229-4530 or 971-0842. 60Q1206
FOR SALE-One Basketball Coupon, Junior prior-.
ity-Gold seats. (Minus the MSU ticket, but includes
Toledo 'game ticket 12/31). Fairly cheap. 994-5579.
dQ1203
ROSE BOWL TICKETS-Group rates available.
John Roulac, P.O. Box 4101, Pasadena, CA 91106.
4501211

UUM AE WANTEU ror winter term. Nicely
furnished modern apartment, three blocks from
campus. Separate bedroom. Call George, 995-4882.
65Y1207
FEMALE ROOMMATE needed-$107/month,
modern apartment, close to campus. Call anytime,
668-7770. 58Y1203
ROOMMATE WANTED. Share house with 3 grad.
students. Own bedroom. Fireplace. Close to campus.
$112.50/mo. 662-4383. 66Y1203
FEMALE HOUSEMATE NEEDED-Own room-
near campus. $125/month including utilities. Jan-
uary-April lease. Call 995-3934 persistently. 78Y1206
FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED-Share modern
apartment near campus. $115/month includes utili-
ties, parking. 994-1271. 59Y1209
MALE STUDENT to share bedroom in large modern
furnished bi-level apt. Near campus. $101. Lease
Jan.-Aug. 994-5806. 36Y1201
ROOMMATE NEEDED-Male student to take my
lease winter term. Large, comfortable 2-person
apt. Great location. Oakland near Hill. Many bene-
fits. Keith, 665-7533. 02Y1204
WOMEN. Beautiful large single. Division near Jef-
ferson. $140/month includes ALL utilities. 665-2084.
20Y1204
ONE FEMALE STUDENT for 2 bdrm. apt. NON-
SMOKER ONLY. $80/mo. 662-8126, Donna. Call per-
sistently. Avail. 1/1/78. dY1201
NON-SEXIST PERSON to share small apartment.
Kingsley near State. $95/month. 662-8957, persis-
tently. 28Y1203
RESPONSIBLE ROOMMATE wanted, who is fi-
nancially secure, into housework, to share farm 16
miles east of campus in Belleville. Own bedroom,
fireplace, orchard, sunporch. Tom Bonomo, 699-
5236, office 577-3300, leave message 577-2930. $80/
month plus utilities. 31Y1202
Woman student needed for single in co-ed house.
Call 65-8765. -.89Y1201
MALE ROOMMATE toshare 2-bedroom Green-
brier apt. $145/month. 662-6430 OR 886-6291. 15Y1204
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WILL PAY for space to keep small dog. Call
764-0801. 21T1204
AUDREY AND NANCY, year-old HOUSECATS, on
prowl for new home. Prefer adult landlords. Will
furnish own tree and complimentary supply of food,
litter, and baking soda. Owner sneezing. After 5,
971-3675. 16T1201
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THINKING OF MARRIAGE?
Then the booklet "When Two Become One" was
written for you. It deals with delicate human rela-
tions between bride, groom, and their parents.
Includes planning schedule. Send stamped' self-
addressed envelope (3'2x62) and $1.00 to W.T.B.O.,
P.O. Box 308, Smith Center, KS 66967. 05F1202
PARIS in springtime? Pioneer grad, 17, can be
mother's helper. Pays own transportation. Daily'
Box 555. 08F1201
POETRY WANTED for anthology. Include stamped
envelope. Contemporary Literature Press, P.O. Box.
26462, San Francisco, California 94126. 26F1203

VOLUNTEERS TO SPEND ONE EVENING A
WEEK WITH PATIENTS at Ypsi State Hospital.
Spread a little cheer. For information call Energy
Line-A Family that Cares, 663-5366 or 663-5434.
cH 1201
PART-TIME POSITION (20 hours), working Satur-
day and Sunday, co-ordinating weekend program-
ming at residential treatment center for delinquent
youths. Send resume to: Starr Commonwealth for
Boys, Personnel Department, Albion, MI 49224.
26H1204
SECURITY OFFICERS
Burns Security is looking for individuals for after-
noon and midnight shifts. These jobs are permanent
40 hour/week positions. We pay $3.08/hour to start.
Health and life insurance paid. For those unable
to work 40 hours, we have part time shifts available.
Please call 973-2970 or report in person to our
office 2500 Packard Rd., Suite 211, Ann Arbor.
Equal Opportunity Employer
18H1201

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® 1977 LOS ANGELES TIMES

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"WHY DO THE HEATHEN RAGE?"
Psalms 2 and Acts 4:25
(Note: This couimn first appeared in newspaper circles over 14 years ago. Through the blessing of God, 55 city dailies and 20 prominent
college papers are presently publishing the column. Partial list of cities include Providence, Tacoma, Sacremento, Phoenix, Tallahassee, Atlan-
ta, and Washington D.C. College papers are: Princeton, Yale, Vassar, State Universities of Georgia, Tennessee, Oklahoma, Florida, California at
Berkeley, California at Los Angeles, Texas at Austin, Ohio State University, Kansas, Washington, Delaware, Denver, and Maryland.)

This question is the first clause of the first sentence of The Second
Psalm of God Almighty's Book! God Himself is quite an Author! Quite
an Editor! Quite a Columnist! He is "King of Kings, Lord of Lords
-Where the word of a king is, there is power - The Word of God is
quick and powerful-." He spake and the worlds came into existence,
including Milky Ways and Galaxies millions of "light years" distance.
We like to hear that great song "How Great Thou Art" but how is is that
we don't like to read His Book and hear all He has to say and learn of
Him whom to know is Eternal Life? In the Old Testament there are ap-
proximately seventeen hundred and fifty passages (1750) prefaced by
"Thus saith The Lord," "God spake,' or kindred words that indicate
God Himself is speaking. But our generation has but little, if any, time
for all that talk: "The Ancient of Days Is out of date." is it not so, Mr.
Modernist, D.D.? Nevertheless, He holds the whole world in His Hand!
He holds the tiny baby in His Hand! In commenting on Jesus'
statement regarding the little children: "Of such is the Kingdom of
Heaven," some one has observed that after the little children appear on
the scene as a "littlebundle from heaven," dwell and are in the hands of
parents, school teachers, preachers, etc., whose hearts are "deceitful
above all-things, and desperately wicked," and never find it out, that of
many of these children after a few years it might truly be said "Of such
is the kingdom of hell and devil!" Where Is the sincere grown person
that don't feel ashamed and responsible that there are grounds for
such an observation?
Yes, God is quite an Author: He used about forty different secretaries
over a period of about 1500 years to produce His Book, The Bible, and
in the closing words warned men not to meddle with it by taking from,
or adding to! Martin Luther was quite an intellectual giant, and a very
learned man. Hear what he said regarding some of the great of the
earth who have raged against The God of The Bible: "infinite poten-
tates have raged against This Book, and have sought to destroy and
uproot it - king Alexander the Great, the princes of Egypt and

Consider this Great Author and His Book scribes and writers of
various and sundry kinds and assortments, all the way from the
respected preachers, editors, columnists, etc., down to the miserable
wretches that vomit and puke forth their vile and obscene filth that
corrupts and perverts the sacredness of marriage vows and God
ordained sex relations, affecting perversely even the unborn
generation - if God permits another one to arrive. (The God of The
Bible in ordering the utter destruction of the Canaanites said they were
so vile that the land itself vomited them out - maybe our time is near!)
There is a definite connection between high grade and low grade
scribes mentioned above, in that when the "highs" neglect or reject the
"wisdom that comes down from above," savor of the things that be of
men and not those of God, then the door is gradually opened for the
devil to enter with his cohorts and men and society sink lower and
lower. The Great Author says in His Book that every idle word that men
speak they shall have to give account of in the day of judgement. Look
to yourselves! Look at that great stack of stuff on file of your verbal ef-
fusions your mind has manufactured for the pujlpit, for the
newspapers, for magazines, etc., to feed the minds of men, women and
children. It may be that some writers don't keep a file of their writing,
but as soon as they get their check burn the junk and laugh at the
"suckers". But God has it all on file in your record and He says He will
bring every secret thing into judgement, whether it be good, or
whether it be evil.a
Here is a suggestion if you are interested in having a vital and
successful Christian experience: Consider and meditate on Joshua
1:8, and Daniel 1:8, and Galations 1:8. Sincere meditation on God's
Law will show you that you are a lost soul, and point you to the Saviour.
Purpose to obey Him and stick to your purpose like Ruth did to Naomi
(Ruth 1:16 and 17); and like Daniel did to his purpose, and he and his
friends gained the victory in the fiery furnace and in the lions den. Then
hold fast to Galations 1:8 and the apostates, the false prophets, the
false preachers, and the devil won't be able to get you.

ACROSS
1 Columbus's
starting point
6 Mountain ranges
of southern India
11 Disconcerted
12 Praise
14 Entice
15 Enjoyed
exceedingly:
Slang phrase
17 Diminutive suffix
18 Withdraws
20 City in SW
France
21 Pride and its
retinue
23 Great name in
the theater
24 Vent
25 Start
27 Cradles
29 Smooth, in
phonetics
30 Living statue
of legend
32 Swaps
34 Evergreens
35 Connery
36 Thin flake, as
of metal
39 First-rate
42 Top performers
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45 Popular pants
47 Scene in "A
Study in Scarlet"
48 Body of
traditional poetry
50 Aarhus resident
51 Weapon
52 Approaches and
speaks to
55 Mountain in
Crete
56 Talked over
differences:
Colloq. phrase
58 Store
60 Address
61 Smooths
62 Harvests
63 Beach
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1 Hauling
2 "Gate City"
3 "- Grant" of TV
4 Not theirs
5 Palfrey
6 Rated for quality
7 Cover up
8 Arabian garments
9 Clumsy boat
10 Fastened
together
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11 Hesitate
12 "- Around
Us"
13 Relative of Helen
16 Guitars of old
19 Solid squares
22 Egotistical
24 Showing a biased
opinion
26 Shower
28 Chasse
31 Hazard, on the
links
33 Kind of road
35 Greek island in the
Aegean
36 Chortle
37 True
38 Stroll aimlessly
39 Author and some-
time movie star
40 Was of use (to)
41 Basswood trees
44 Happens again
46 Chairs
49 Halts
52 Sweetsop tree
53 Clever stratagem
54 Chapter of the
Koran
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dessert
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