Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday; January 14, 1977 -- ------ ,A5 YSEicuw jI m......... .. , ... FOR RENT SUBLET 1 BEDROOM APT. Information at FURNISHED EFFICIENCY apart- 424 N. State, No, 1. 9200114 ment. Next to campus. Utilities 'in- cluded. $170/month. 769-4728 after ROOMS FOR RENT near campus, 6 p.m. 09U114 board optional. 995-5374. 89C0120 APARTMENT SUBLET - Share two ROOM in 2-bedroom apt. Kitchen, bedroom ,partially furnished apart- furnishings. $115 per month. 769- ment with graduate student--Janu- 1598. 580115 ary through May with summer op- __ tion. $112/month. Call Monti, pref- F \LL /77 erably before noon. 665-5661. 52U118 EXTREMELY NICE ROOM AND BOARD APARTMENTS ROOM AND BOARD, winter term. ON CAMPUS 19 meals per week, located near campus. $185 per month. 663-8293, Well-furnished units in modern ask for John or Joe. 49E0115 buildings and unique older homes. GOOD FOOD, good friends. Lester House wants boarders. 900 Oakland, STOP BY SOON 761-4281. llE116 For complete information and best ,-- A EL -- selection ROOMAS AND MEAL contracts now available fc- males winter term. CAP US RENTALS Reasonable rates. all Mike or Rich, 761-5145. 69E115 1 335 Sq U NIVERSITY 1 665-8825 Monday-Friday 9-5:30, Saturday 10-2 VISCOUNT APTS. 2 and 3 Bedroom bi-levels and tri-levels MODEL OPENj Mon.-Fri., 3-5 p.m. Weekends 12-2 p.m. 1316 Geddes, No. 5 cCtc 2 ROOMS AVAILABLE for non- smokers in 3 bedroom apt. close to campus. 663-7369. 39C114 MARKLEY ROOM, Frost House. Room and Board for Winter Term. David, 763-3990 100115 University Towers Apartments SOUTH UNIVERSITY AT FOREST * 2 blocks to campus * 4 month winter term lease g Single liability lease piano room and study lounge1 *Swimming pool * 24 hour security * Laundry facilities within building1 Visit University Towers at 536 S. Forest or call 761-2680. c0118 FREE ROOM AND BOARD in ex- change for assista'nce with elderly gentleman. 662-9628 or 663-5107. 2900116 LARGE 2-PERSON bdrm. and single person bdrm. avail, in house right affbcampus. $110/person/mo. Nego- tiable. 663-0788., 36016 PLEASANT 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom home. 15 minute walk to campus. Garage. Basement. No pets. $440 plus utilities. 665-4845. 89C0114 SUBLET SUMMER SUBLET wil get you fall optionon our beautiful 4 bedroom house, large kitchen, basement, 2 bathrooms, parking. Close to cam- pus. 995-7688. 91U16 SINGLE ROOM in friendly house available. $55/month, no lease. 1011 S. Main. 994-0307. 810114 HARRY'S ARMY SURPLUS WE CARRY1 FULL LINES IN: " Painters Pants " * Bib Overalls " SLevi's A FULL LINE OF SWEATERS up to $15.00 HOODED ZIP SWEATS HI RTS $7.98 PULLOVER HOODED SWEATSHI RTS $6.98 SWEAT PANTS $4.49 PRIME NORTHERN GOOSE DOWN JACKETS from $39.98 FULL LINES OF WINTER COATS: -Air Force Parkas Pea Coats Field Jackets LEATHER Flight Jackets DOWN& FIBERFILL I I ~ PARKAS I ROOMMATES ALBERT TERRACE-Male roommate needed. Modern, luxurious. Call 662- 2453. 83Y0120 MALE WANTED for nice house close to Arb. Good roommates. Reason- able. 761-8773. 76Y0116 SINGLE, ROOM in clean, quiet 4- bdrm. house near campus on Ged- des. Wood trim, fireplace, laundry. Prefer female, working or grad. Furnished, $112.50/mo; plus utilities. 663-2129 (best between 5 and 10). or leave message with Leslie, 761-1170. 86Y115 WANTED - PERSON to share 2- bdrm. furnished apt. with male grad roommate, 3 blocks from cam- pus. Good deal. Phone 668-8338 any- time. 87Y0116 ROOMMATE NEEDED. Immediate occupancy. Cooperative style house. $80. 761-5648. 99Y119 NEED NON-SMOKING female grad student roommate for fall. Debbie, 763-3400; eves., 663-9180. 65,Y114' FEMALE GRAD roommate needed for nice modern 2-bdrm. Fantastic on-campus location. Parking, A/C. Non-smoker. Call now. 994-3516. 38Y116 WANTED TO RENT WE WANT a one- bedroom apart- ment, preferably with a yard, since we have a small, housebroken dog. Reward. Write Daily Box 420. 85L0118 WANT TO RENT 3 bedrooms in a house kith use of kitchen and bathroom for fall '77. Must be close to campus. 668-8981. 67L0116 TWO WOMEN ARE LOOKING FOR A COZY TWO BEDROOM APT, with a nice kitchen, decent living area, close to campus and not outrageous- ly expensive. So, I know we're look- ing for the impossible, but it doesn't hurt to try. If you want to sublet something that sounds vaguelyulike that for the summer and then let us take-up the fall option, we'll be forever grateful. Please call Debbie at 764-0560, days or 764-9671, eves. or Lani at 764-0562, eves. dLll6 MISCELLANEOUS PRIVATE PILOT Ground School. 12 session course meets Monday nights, 7-9:30 in East Engineering, begin- ning Jan. 17. $45 course fee includes text. Sponsored by UM Flyers. 72M0118 GIANT FLEA MARKET Plants, jewelry, antiques, collect- ables, arts, crafts, furniture on con- signment, and much more. Every weekend, 6-10 p.m. Fri. eve., 10 a.m.- 6 p.m. Sat. & Sun. 214 E. Mich., corner of Park St., Downtown Ypsi- lanti. 971-7676 or 487-5890, dealers, welcome 43M0121 PINBALL & bOFFEE The Cross Eyed Moose and Tommy's Holiday Camp invite you to enjoy free coffee every morning. cM0227 FACULTY MEMBER WITH 16 month old daughter wishes to organize cooperative play group with one to two year olds. 665-5459. 43M118 PHOTO SUPPLIES CASH PAID for old photographic equipment. Selling: Nikon, Bronica, Luna Pro, etc. 761-Q214, evenings. 53D0118 SITUATIONS WANTED FRUSTRATED? You haven't played pinball at the Cross Eyed Moose yet, have you? 613 E. Liberty. Open everyda. c00227 WOMAN'S TOUCH available. Exper- ience in bachelor apartments. Not easily embarrassed. Only those who need cleaning person should call Camie, 761-3278. 9700114 1968 VW FASTBACK. Body is solid, good mechanical condition. Owned by VW dealership mechanic. Week- days after 7, weekends anytime, 1- 229-8942. 23N116j TRANSPORTATION CUT AIR TRAVEL COSTS up to . You CAN save money using our new Air Travel Referral Service. Call 482- 3480. We'll send details. Logisco In-_ ternational. cGte1 FOR SALE UNICO COMPACT Refrigerator, ex-i celent condition, $75; TEAC reel to reel tape deck, auto reverse, soundI on sound, $200. 995-4436. 94B116 TEAC 360-S STEREO cassette, tapes, extras. New condition. $210. Craig, 761-1237. 40B11 WATERBED with heater, frame, etc. 995-2670, persistently. 82B0114 BRAND NEW MATTRESS - Box comb. 662-7186 after 6 p.m. 77B01167 GERARD turntable, dustcover; good condition, $40, best offer. 995-7688. 75B0116 5 CU. FT. REFRIGERATOR for sale., Call 971-1869. dB01161 TYPEWRITER, Smith Corona por- table-brand new. $50. 665-2433.B; 5531151 25 INCH COLOR T.V. $200 or best offer. Call Pete, 662-9449. 61B0116 GARAGE SALE. Leaving town, must sell everything. Clothes, furniture, kitchen items, etc., many free pick- ings. 336 S. 7th Street, corner of 7th and Liberty. Back apartment. 63B0114f TWIN BED-Best offer; Sheepskin coat, never worn. 665-8396. 26B0114 A BARREL OF LAUGHS! Rosemount f-g;las sidehinge sikboots, size 10.! New $150. going for $70 or reason- able offer. Tom, 764-0611. dB114 55 LB.,LEFT HAND Herters bow, 20 fiberglass arrows, misc. equipment,! $75. 665-2656 20B0114 LOST AND FOUND FOUND - In I,M. Building before Christmas: wedding ring. Call Jane. 761-4225. dA6l FOUND-MAN'S WATCH on Liberty St. Must identify. Found before Christmas. 764-1932. dA115 LOST-Old English sheepdog puppy named "Sebastian," in Broadway- Plymouth Rd. area. Reward. 663- 5116 or 662-2806. 31A0118 LOST - Safety glasses with strap, brown case. Paul, 665-2809. 28A0118 MONEY FOUND in envelope on S. State. Call to identify sum:' 763- 4263, ask for Bob; 663-0742. dA0114 USED CARS '71 HORNET, 6 cylinder stick shift. Good condition.$750 or best offer. Call between 12 p.m. and 6 p.m. 769-8326. 62N0118 VEGA OWNERS With serious body rust or engine1 robems within 50,000 miles or 5 years of Vega owners)ip are in-I vited to join a collective consumer_ effort to obtain satisfactory resti-I tution from GM. Call Hugh McPher-r son, 761-8813. 66N0118 WORDS 0-10 11-15 16-20 21-25 26-30 31-35 36-40 41-45 46-50 INCHES 1 3 2 5 3 8 4 10 5 13 1 2 3 4 5 6 odd. 1.15 1.40 1.65 1.90 2.15 2.40 2.65 2.90 3.15 3.15 5.65 8.15 0.65 3.15 2.30 2.80 3.30 3.80 4.30 4.80 5.30 5.80 6:30 6.30 11.30 16.30 21.30 26.30 31050 3.70 4.35 5.00 5.65 6.30 6.9.9- 2 3.45 7.60 8.25 8.25 14.75 21.25 27.90 34.40 3.80 4.60 5.40 6.20 7.00 7.80 8.60 9.40 10.20 10.20 18.20 26.20 34.20 42.20 4.55 5.50 6.45 7.40 8.35 9.30 10.25 11.20-& 12.15 12.15 21.65 3y.15 40.65 50.15 5.30 6.40 7.50 8.60 9.70 10.80 11.90 13.00 14.10 14.10 25.10 36.10 47.10 58.10 .75 .90 1.05 1.20 1.35 1.50 1.65 1.80 1.95 1.95 3.45 4.95 6.45 8.95 MENISMob Uncontracted Classified Rates PERSONAL 31 DAYS TO GO AND COUNTING? 09F0114 OPEN TONIGHT 'til 1:00 a.m. Pin- ball, bowling, and billiards at the Union.. cF0115 HATHA YOGA class, 640 Oxford, Thursdays, Jan. 20-March 17, 8 p.m. Call 995-5483 or come on Jan. 20. $16. 47F120 RIVENDELL is offering an on-going Gestalt group on Weds., 7-9. Call Pat Anthony or Cendra Parks at 761-9195. 22F0116 ARE YOU in the doldrums? Buy yourself something during our sale at the Exhibit Museum Gift 'Shop- Natural Science Museum Building, Geddes and North University, open Mon.-Fri., 9-4:30, Sat. & Sun. 1-5. } 93Fo116 TWO WORKSHOPS with Peter Feming, Pellin Institute. Feb. 3-6. Sex, Love, Affection: Intimate; rela- tions Feb. 10-13. People work:- train- ing in Gestalt methods. Details 665- 2397. 54F123 PERMANENT WEIGHT LOSS Through Beh av i o r Modification. Weight. Control National, 994-0019. cFtc ON-GOING PERSONAL GROWTH GROUPS FOR WOMEN (includes N.B.: Each Oroup of characters counts as one word. Hhihenated words over 5 characters count as two words (this includes telephone numbers) 1 0 lines equals 1 inch 5 wards per line i PERSONAL PRIMAL At the Personal Growth Center, 403 Miller, 971-0102, 51F0125 CUT AIR TRAVEL COSTS up to !. You CAN save money using our new Air Travel Referral Service. Call 482- 3480. We'll send details. Logisco, In- ternationat. cFtc JAZZ at the University Club with the Root's Trio: Noel Cunningham, piano; Ted Hartley, bass; Stanley Slaughter, drums. Friday and Satur- day evenings 9 p.m.-1 a.m. in the club cocktail lounge in the Michigan. Union building. Ask hostess for a free trial membership card. 763-2236. cFtc SHABBAT DINNER-Each Friday at 6 p.m. at Hillel, 1429 Hill St. Best chicken dinner in town, $2.50. Call 663-3336 for reservation. 69F0114 SELECTING W;NE from the Village Apothecary cellar means properly stored wine at a reasonable price. Village Apothecary, 1112 S. Univ. Ave. cFtc ONE - TO - ONE RELATIONSHIPS WORKSHOP - Skill practice in initiating, deepening, de-escalating friendships. For 5 men, 5. 'women. Jan. 21-23. Bob and Margaret Blood, 769-0046. 19F0120 CLASSIFIED -ADVERTISING POLICY AD deadline is 12 noon the day before publication (4 p.m. Fri. for Sun.) including corrections and cancellations. The Daily is not responsible for more than one incorrect insertion of an ad. Anvertisements may be removed from publication but willbe billed according to original num- 'ber of days ordered: This policy is also applicable to ads requir- ing pre-payment. i.e., no refunds. Information regarding content of classified ads cannot be dis- closed prior to publication. Ad- vertisers names may never be revealed. Number of lines in addertlse- ment is determined by total number of words-5 words/line. 'Help Wanted" ads cannot dia- criminate on the basis of sex, color, creed or national origin to any extent (i e. "preferably" is still discriminatory). "Found" ads are run free-of- charge to a maximum of 3 lines for 3 days, n MUSICAL MDSE., RADIOS, REPAIRS FENDER Bandmaster, $195. 45 watts R.M S. 761-9431. cX0128 USED CRESTWOOD GUITAR, $55. Call 761-9431. cX0128 LES PAUL, 1973, $400. 994-5960. 57X116 SONY HP-210 Stereo, AM/FM; excel- lent sound, condition. $150. 764- 0951. 08X0114 BAND LIGHTS, also Sunn PA equipment; mixer, 2 amps, bottoms, horns. 517-536-8343 evenings (near Jackson). 60X0118 HERNANDIS GUITARS, classical and steel, 40% list. 665-7348. cXtc ROAD AMPS, Rowland pianos and Earth amps available for in-store demo. Call for appointment. Apollo Music Center, 769-1400. cX0126 STEREO COMPONENTS 20-40%o OFF on most of the 120 brands available. Call B.L. Co., 995- 9337, Mon.-Sat., 11-6.. cXtc I BUSINESS SERVICES GUITAR INSTRUCTION Classical-Private or class lessons by concert performer. Reasonable rates. Guitar Gallery. 236 Nickels Arcade. 662-5888, or 485-0310, eve. 81J0122 SWEDISH language lessons. Native speaker, teaching experience. Call 668-6511. 02J0113 FLUTE INSTRUCTOR on faculty of three colleges. Member of pro- fessional duo. Will teach begin- ning-advanced students in .home. Ten min. drive from campus. 429- 9241. cJ417 TYPING AND PRINTING. IBM Seiectric. 20 yrs. experience. 116 E Michigan, Ypsilanti. 485,4800. c.Itc, THE SECRETARIAT Typing. Copying, Binding Editing, Drafting, Lettering 812 South State Street 11-6, 7 days/week 994-3594 MANUSCRIPT TYPEWRITING SPECIALISTS! EXCELLENCE IN TYPEI Personalized IBM Selectric'Type EDITING, PRINTING, LETTERINGI TELEPHONE DICTATION STEPH ENS PROFESSIONAL TYPEWRITING SERVICE P.O. Box 181 Ypsilanti, Mich. Ms. Stephens 434-1984 cJtc HELP WANTED HELP WANTED in Chinese food store. Call 761-8020 for interview, Mon.-Fri., 10-4. 88H0120 DISHWASHERS for 20 people. Free meals, extras. Gary, '662-0385. 94H0114 HELP WANTED MOTHER OF TWO needs college student for summer helper to live in. Must swim. Call collect 557-6693 or write 24200 Pierce, Southfield, MI 48075. 90H127 EARN EXTRA MONEY - Part-time as a Shaklee distributor, selling top - quality products. Unlimited earnings, qualify for car. Call Jeff Meltzer at 764-3680. cH0212 WORK-STUDY,$3.50/hr. 995-2337. 96H01f15 BABYSITTER - Reliable person to care for 2 children, ages 3 & 6, in my Burns Park home. Mon. & Thurs., 11:15 a.m.-5 p.m. References & transportation. Call 761-3762. 93H0114 SALESPEOPLE WANTED - Part or full time - to handle Cablevision orders and to market our dual channel home theatre of family and adult uncut movies without com- mercials. Call or visit Mr. Calvin Dyke, Ann Arbor Cablevision, 416 W. Huron. Phone 769-4707 3-6:30 p.m. 83H0114 STUDENT TO WORK with physical- ,y disabled boy. 2-5 afternoons per week, from 3-6 p.m. $2.25/hr. Call 769-0635 between 7:30-8:30 'p.m. 04H0114 WORK STUDY STUDENT with background in nutrition or elenen- tary education. Teach nutrition to children, parents, and teachers. 10- 15 hrs./wk. $3 to $3.50/hr. Car. 1 ' t t Gestalt and body work). TUES. EVE- PERSONAL NINGS: 7:30-10 (Feb. 1-Mar. 22); DIRECT PURCHASING, volume sell- WEDS. AFTERNOONS: 1-3 (Feb. 2- ing, and marginal profits assure you GESTALT WOMEN'S WEENM. Mar. 23). Sliding scale. Leaders: that your diamond will be an in- Jan. 21-23 (Fri. eve-Sun. after- Catherine Lilly, Ruth Bigelow. Info/ vestment at Austin Diamond, 1209 noon). Fee: $35 ($15 deposit), registration: 662-2801, 663.8446. S. University, 663-7151. cFtc Leaders: Jane Hassinger, MSW / 1$F0130Cahrn Lil.If/eitton -- $10 REWARD - Need own room in t8e0rine994-215. Info/registrao U-M STYLISTS at the Union. Chet, house (or apartment) with parking Harold, and ]ave. Open 8:30 a.m.- for winter term or longer. Adapta- COPIES-2c each 5:15 p.m. cF0115 ble non-smoking vegetarian gradu- Lowes Prices Anywbere ate student (social work). Prefer co- IMPRESS, 524 E. W lliam, 685-4321 U.J.A. STUDENT Campaign is get- ed community place with children ting organized. Interested people for around $100/month plus sharet should be at Hillel for 5:30 Sunday of utilities within 10 blocks of So- COMMUNITY SERVICE meeting. 74F0116 cial Work Bldg. (E. Huron & State) Here's the opportunity for prac- - .-- John, 994-4127. 27F0115 ,ical experience working with JUSTINE, JUSTINE - Oh how my young people. 'Innovative Tutorial heart lusts for you. When can we AN ALTERNATIVE offers credit. Contact Ellen Offen, meet? Perhaps at McDonald's to- Work wii h nmates. Learn of 763-3348. 31PI23 morrow afternoon at 3:18; I'll be criminal "Justice." Inmate Project --34.___ wearing a gray trench coat. Love, offers credit. Contact Susan Htilde- XEROX AND OFFSET Phil. dF0114 brandt, 763-3548. 32F123 P-- - fast, low cost duplicating "MAKELOVE--NOT WAR"BREAKOUT! COPY QUICK "MKELOENO WR".1217 S. University 769-0560 (it's good for our business) The latest in video screen games yc ti Austin Diamond iis at the Cross Eyed Moose, 613 E. 1209 S. University, 663-7151 Liberty, Open everyday. cF0226 ON-GOING PERSONAL GROWTH cFtc -- --- GROUP; starts Jan. 20. Thursday M E O N e e N PO T T C E N evenings-sliding scale ($10 mini- MIXED BOWLING Leagues -- Now PROJECT OUTREACH PERSONAL mum/session). Leaders: Michael forming, sign up now. Michigan GROWTH GROUPS, LEADERSHIP Andes MSW, Catherine Lilly.. Info/ Union Lanes. cF0116 TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES registration:' 662-2$01,7SPI19 WE GIVE A 15% DISCOUNT on Outreach consultants with skills in ACADEMY BOOK BINDERY has contact lens preparations. Village group and individual intervention moved. 722 Brooks, Ann Arbor, 995- Apothecary, 1112 S. Univ. Ave. oFtc are offering two groups for people 4000. cF0210 who are or would like to be group,---- -- -- REFORM JEWS gather each Friday leaders. SELF - DISCOVERY THROUGH night at 8 p.m. at Hillel (1429 Hill MOVEMENT. All-day workshop, St.) for prayers, discussion and kid- These offerings would be appropri- Sat., Jan. 15. No dance experience dish. Newcomers welcome. 70F0114 ate for people preparing to go into necessary. Margaret and Bob Blood, helping professions, people who 769-0046. 70F1.4 ACU.I Tournaments for men and have been iterested in group phe- -- women. Pocket Billiards Sat. & Sun, nomena or who have some exper- BUMPER STICKERS. Custom print- Jan. 22-23, 12 p.m. Bowling, Sat., ein leading different sorts of ed while-U-wait! MBL PRESS, 1217 Jan. 22, 10 a.m Mich Union. cF$121 enceigroupsn Prospect, Ann Arbor, 761-0942. cFtc Beverly Chethik, 973-9510. 65H116 SUMMER JOBS CEDAR POINT AMUSEMENT.PARK Sandusky, Ohio will hold on- campus interviews February 7 and 8 for summer employment. Approximately 3,200 positions available for wide variety of obls. Housing available. Contact Planning and Placement Office for information and an appoint- men t. CEDAR POINT "For the time of your life!" 21H0204 'r I a i I I 4 J ) i l I f ' x BABYSITTER - My home, Packard- Stadium area. 10-month-old. Tues- day and Thursday 10 a.m.-1 p.m. 995-4385. 71H0119 BUS BOYS WANTED to work for lunch and/or dinner in return for a meal. Call 761-5145, ask for Gary. 66H116 FULL TIME Salesperson wanted. Must be willing to work, experience preferred.. Call Mr. Piku, 769-1400. cH0119 WORK.STUDY-UAC needs a sec- retary/aide. 763-1107. 30H0118 SITTING & LIGHT Housekeeping- Mon. & Wed., 3-5; Tues.-Thurs., 3-6. $2 50 per hour. 665-9839. 45H0114 TIGHT DELIVERY, must have car, 4S7-1830. dH14 GRAD. ASST. positiofn, .%? time, avail. in occupational education pro- grams. Responsibilities include co- ordinating manpower, releated con- ferences, and workshops. Applica- tions and full details are available at 4003 School of Education Build. Closing date is Jan. 17. 05H0115 EARN EXTRA MONEY -Subjects needed for psych experiments. $2.50/hr. Sign up now for the sub- ject pool. Call 764-4209 from 10 to 1 p.m. 64H0114 WANT#D - Work-study student to work in social sciences research or- ganization. 15 hrs./wk., 3.25-3.50/ hr. Downtown location. Senior or. grad student, behavioral sci. major preferred. Call 769-0335. 03:30114 MASSEUSES WANTED. $8 hr. Apply in person, 215 S. Fourth Ave. 45H127 PERSONAL JACK WHITE is coming to the Union. Watch for him on Feb. 7th. cF0116 CANDLELIGHT creates a wonder- ful mood. Stop down and see us! Little Dipper Candles, 415 N. Fifth Ave, in Kerrytown (adjacent to Farmer's Market). cF0114 WEDDING INVITATIONS -Mod or traditional. Call 761-0942 anytime. cFtc CAROL AND PHYLLIS F.- I LOVE YOU BOTH, MADLY, THEOPHILUS. eFte STRUGGLE for Zimbabwe - The Southern African conflict simula- tion game. The new crisis- facing Carter. Run by Edgar and Len who' did the Mid-East conflict game. Drop/Add Course Mart 363. W: 2-3, B115 MLB. Info: Dial Point 10. 34FO114 ISRAELI FOLKDANCING. Join the many each Sunday, 1-3 p.m., at Hillel, 1429 Hill St. Instruction for beginners and advanced. $.25. 73F0118 BARGAIN CORNER SAM'S STORE LEVI'S DENIMS Bell Bottoms Boot Jeans Traditionals Button Fly Pre-Washed LEVI'S CORDS Bell Bottoms Straight Legs SWEATERS $8.00-$15.00 BEST SELECTIQN of Western Shirts in town { Hooded Sweatshirts $5.98 Longsleeve Sweatshirts $2/$7.00 Flannel Shirts reg. from $6.98; tall from $7.98 Turtle Necks from $3.98 207 E. Liberty 663-8611 t cW to Course credit may be available. In-- formational meeting Sun., Jan. 16, MLB Lee. Rm. 1, 4-6 p.m. For, further information, call 663-94721 eves. , 50F116 Try - Daily Classifieds, ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PuyE SHH DAWNS ABBY' 0 A H L UNION A PR I MADONA SEPAL NE K NI ON A N LIFENET A EN T GRILL A H L HAHA 0 EAN S Li.. 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