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ROOMMATES SUMMER HELP WANTED-Painting.3
ENJOY luxurious living - Person Len. Leave message.' 80H412
needed to sublet in modern apt. - - --
OWN large room, full bath, many, WH'Y PUNCH A TIME CLOCK
extras. Call 668-8535 after 5 p.ml., j WHEN YOU DON'T HAVE To?
dY410O1As *an Avon Repres~ntative, you
- - -~ akeyour owen hours-=thn your own
ROOM AND SOARD busnes.Earn the money you need
b___selling___ _quality pout.For de-
THJ!A 3U, coedi fraternity, is still tails, or to buy products, call Audrey
holding open rush. Looking for Stein, 602-4401, anytime. cH408
house or aocial members for '77-,7$ --
termns. We serve 19 meals per Week, SUMMER JOB, M/F, shipping clerk,
do outr share of partying, close+ to inspector for recreation equipment
chmpus, participated in IM sprt manufactuter in Ann Arbor. 0.75/
anfd.,quiet enough for studying. For hr. No smoking. Eclipse, '761-1170.
further info, cell Rick or Gunther 081410
at 665-3841 or 761-6133. 70E414 -
WANTED TO RENT
TWO WOMEN need single rooms in
house-apt., fall, one summer sublet.
764-4012, Laurel. 25L410
TWO WOMEN need single rooms ini
house-apt., Fall, one summer sub-
let. 764-4012. Lauer@l. 25L,40$
FOR SALE -
WEIGHT BENCH, sturdy, good con-
dion, 110 1b. weights with bar.
Cheap. 995-9745. 43410
ALPIN8 NESTIGNs 60-46 Jacket.
Men's snall. / mnediuma. ;Reasonable
price. ,Mint condition. Call 668-3684
after 6 p.m. 758410
PAGIE 145 GB, 23 channel, with lock
slide mount 'with external speaker.
Also 1.50 feet of coax-cable.. Slightly
used-i gd condition. Offer. Call,
Mike at 769-7924 afternoons or before
7:30 p.m. dR
FOA SALE--1071 VW Super Beetle,
$1000 absolutely firm, Humnanec ski
P.00ts, good condition, men's shoo
site 7% to 8% wvomen's V% to 10%~.
Metal cabinet, fair condition,, Kowa
camera with telescopic lens, exel-4
lent condition, terrific first camera.
662;88311. dB410
TELIEVISION, STZREO. Working or-,
cier. $10 each. 761-6084. Must ask for
John. 868408
MOVING. SCM Xlectric Typewriter.j
$225 now.$150 ask. Mini-fridge $120/
$70. Mattress $70/$20. Pam/Jeff, 668-
6617. 768410
MUSICAL MOSE,
rRADIOS, REPAIRS
MARANTZ 2245 Receiyer w/cabinet.
$225. 764-5950 persistently. 03X413
EPIPRONIE Barns Guitar, $175. Apollo
Musie Center, 789-1400. cX410
SM ADVUENTS $100, Sans'ui amp. $70,.
Sanyo Table $80, car cassette and
speakers. 662-2310. 10X410
WA4NT1 Used hard shell case for
sixistring acoustic guitar. Will oay
$. Call Chris, 995.-5406. .. dX416
SE~iJMR MARK VI TW~OR SAX.
Excellent cond. Best offer. 663-1811.
81X409
GRXATi BUYfS on some excellent
guitars. Guaranteed to be satisfied
with sound and price. Call Dan,
665-5405. eXtc
STEREO COMPONENTS
20-40% OFF on most brands. Be
smart-4Ont oyer pay. Call B.L. Co.
993-9337, Mon.-Sat.. 11-6. c~tc
LOST AND FOUND '
RE'WARD FOR MY' LOST CAT. $e's
not quite a yehr old, dark tabby
with fluffy tail. Cross St./Packard
area. Thankst 76-95t'!. 82A814
LOST-Fetmale passport around E.
& S. University. Call persistently,
763-2793. dA410
MALI BLACK PUPPY FOUND.
White paws, nose, and chest, about
15 wooes old. Found on Church and
I P4AN,,T.A .&zH, U.ISIUi andpop.
Call Mr. PikV, 769-1400. cH415
BAND WANTED: Hollow-body gui-
tar, bass, percussionists, and brass.
Must have strong vocals. Call DAVE
it 994-8460 after 5 p.m., or MICX19I
at 662-4194 before noon. 70H408
HELP "WANTED : the University Cel-
lar will bt taking applications on
Apr. 4-11 for Fall Book Rush 1977.
Further information may be obtain-
ed at info Desk in rear of Cellar,
basement of Mi higan Union. M-F
9:00-5:00; Sat. 10:00-5:00; Sun. 12-
5:00.HPEL cR410
SOVTHIELDFAMILY would like
mother's helper to 11,0 in for sum-
Imtr. Must swim. Call collect. 352-
0907. 5811416
COUNTER PEOPLE wanted. Apply
in person. Mr._ Tony's Submarine
Shop, 342 S. State. 85H1410
ADDRESSERS WANTED immediate-
ly!, Work at home-no exper. neces-
sary. Excellent pay. Write American
Service, 8350 Park Lane, Suite 269,
IDallas, TX 75231. 74H414
IBABYSIT and light housekeeping
for mature sitter. Part-time, 3-4
days. Able to cook. {yan car, and
flexible for working father. 789-1400,
or 971-1248. cHtc
M4ASSAGE PERSONS wanted. $8.00
per hour. Will train. Phone 668-9755.
33H419
_ _ USED CAMS
1972_ HONDA 350-Superb condition.
Perfect for the beginner. Asking
$500. Call Matt, 683-6882. 59N412
'70 MAVERTCX, good condition, $495.
4640 Mason Hall, 764-6469. 52N412
'70 PLYMOUTH Sport Fury, AM/FM,
air conditioning. Engine and trans-
mnission recently :rebuilt. Body in
good condition. 862-8831. 07N412
FORD GRANADA, '76, 2-door, power
steering, automatic, vinyl top, buck-
et seat. 995-7260. 20N412
1971 VW Superbeetle. Excellent body
& engine, includes snow tires. Call
904-3693 after 5. 77N410
'72 VEGA WAGON. New exhaust Sys-
term (Feb.)i, brakes and tires (Aug).
Body. good cond. $500 or best offer.
Call Kim, 761-9426 after 5 p.m.
44N408
OLDS 98 L.S. 4-door. Air, all power,
new brakes. Must sell. 761-.1248. cNte
SEXE EUROPE BY TRAIN! Eurail
passes at the VAO Travel Office, 2nd
floor Mich. Union. Bring passport.
24P414
BIKES, SCOOTERS }
TEN SPEED MASERATI, 'very good
condition. $100. 665-0864. 68Z408
BMW-1966 RMS8. 25,000 miles, good
cond. X-teas, $1504 or best offer.
665-7401 after 5 p.m., 942417
MiSCELLANEOUS
HP-65 CALCULATOR. Like new.
14250 firm. 761-6573 persistently.
36M409
I .TRAVEL
B EAUTIFUL MARQUISE CUT
! ~ DIAMOND
jUnset --'Tremendous buy. .53 Carat
A-AA VS2. $385. Call 662.1768. 93P413
EUROPE /+ WORLDWIDE academic
discounts year round. S.A.T.A. 42281
First, Tucker GA. 30084 (800) 241-
9082. 54P514
EUROPE -- Flexibly and Inexpen-
si,'ely. Call European Flights. Toll-
Free. 1-800-843-0786. 96P504
_ _ PERSQNAL -
OPEN TIL ONE A.M. tonight. Bil-
liards, pinball, and bowling at the
Union. cF409
KATHY, you are one far-out LIHAI
Chinese classmate. 03P'408
EXCITING HANDCRAF3'TE items
from all parts of the world!! Excel-
lent, for Easter Basket stuffing.
Exhibit Museum Gift Shop, Natural
Science Museum Bldg., Geddes at
N. University. M-F 9-4:313; Sat.-Sun.
1-5 p.m. 58F409
WOMEN - Angered by the Playboy
photographer's recent visit to Ann
Arbor to peruse UM womnen? Well,
pick up a camera and REVERSE
TIME ROLES, with all that entails.
Write me at Daily Box 17. 11F409
NiiD A SLEEP-MATE? Can't Study? i
Dorm-Apartment too noisy? Light
Sleeper? Insomnia? Restless Chil-
dren? Night Noises? The FANtASTIC
new SLEEP-MATZ Absolutely duiar-
antees Relief. FR* BROCHURE.
SLEEP-MATE, Rat 382, Orem, Utah
84037. 02F4101
MEDIEVAL THEATER at its best,
"The Play of Robin and Marion".
April 16, 8:00 p.m., Mendelssohn
Theatre. Tickets at Jacobsosi's, Lib-;
erty Music, Mendelssohn (week of1
Production), or call 763-2066 (morn-'
ings). Group rates available. 49F417
PERK UP YOUR SPRING. Register
for our May classes in weaving, spin-
ning, natural dyeing, and basketry.
At the Wild Weft Yarn Shop, 415
N. Fifth Ave., Kerrytown, 761-2466.
cF412(
BUMPER STICKERS. Custom print-
ed while-U-wait! MBL PRESS, 1217
Prospect, Ann Arbor, 761-0942. eFte
UNITED STUDENTS FOR CHRIST
'present a BLACK ART SHOW, fea-
turing nationally kno* ~artist
CURTIS LEWIS & HIS 25,000 BLACK
CHRISTO. Saturday, April 9, 7:301
p.m., Buraley (E. Cafeteria). 13F409.
WHEN YOU THINK of prescriptions,I
think of us. Village Apothecary, 1112
S. Univ. Ave. cFte
DEAR Marilyn P. Dick Andrews-
Chang6 the weather or we'll break
PERSONAL
WANTED-Depressed persons for a
clinical trial of a new, rapidly act-
ing anti-depresisant drug..'This- will
be a double-blind trial, in which
some patients receive a placebo.
Subjects must have been seriously
depressed for between 1-6 months,
be 18-65 years old, and meet other,
criteria for inclusion in the study.
Subjects must not have any other
significant medical or psychiatric
problems. The study will last for 41
weeks; all treatment assooiated with
the study will be free. We will help
arrange treatment after the study,
when appropriate. Call 763-1540 (Ms
Coznmorato, or Dr. Feinberg) for
further information, or to arrange
fore a screening interview. 40F408
YPSI-ANN ARBOR LANES end
LOUNGE, open bowling available at;
the following times: Sunday-Monday
and Tuesday at 9:30, Friday 6:30-
9:30, and 11:30-2:00 a.m. 98F419
Have your PERSONAL BIORYTEMS
charted for 13 months. Bend birth-
date, and $4.95 to: Life Cycles. P.O.
Box 4205. Boulder, Colorado, 80206.
60F409
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I By RON DeKETT
If traditional, one on one, hu-
man, counseling sessions have
failed you in the past, it's prob-
ably time to turn to a compu-
ter. It won't offer you coffee or
shake your hand when you walk
in it's. office, but according to
proponents of the LSA Kellogg
Project, it can be a big help.
The Kellogg Project, funded
Iba grant from the K. W. Kel-
logg Foundation of Battle Creek,
houses four different student
counseling programs which op-
erate with the aid of computer
'Basically a computer audits
a students transcripts. It shows
the student what courses they
have taken and how they stand
towards a particular degree,"
Jani Carver, a research assist-
ant, said.
The computer can show how
the courses taken, stack up
against the requirements for
a BA, BS or BGS.
The final program - still in
its infancy - is a combination
of all three projects called
Program Planning.
Under this program a student
will have the opportunity to ex-
Lu~iumugy.amine how the courses he or tions on the worth of the pro-
K E L G G ' SStudent she selects will count towards grams for use throughout the
' andMentr Mathingthe requirements of a degree. rest, of the University. Ques-
andMenorMathig (SAMM) A student would be able to tionnaire~s have been distributed
program, is designed for stu-
dents seeking a specialized field _________________
of study. SAMM, located in
1213 Angell Hall, will, a la com-
puter, put students in contact
with sources in the University
who 'are versed in a particular~
field, as well as help them se- '-
lect their curriculum.
ed about the character. ofv the
faculty, 'the curriculum and
where they stand in terms of
graduation."
simulate an academic
through computer use. Tl
puter would tell if the
courses used in sinr
would meet the requir
for a BA, BS or BGS.
THE KELLOGG 'PR
is nearing the end of it
year, $197,022 funding pe
the Kellogg Institute.
the University decide it
to utilize the programsd
ed by the grant it will1
foot the bill.
Currently Munn -is<
ISAMM.-,
career to those w ho have participated
he corn- ill the project to aid Munn in
desired her evaluations.
aulation "Suet aut ~ op
cements seors thsefwhohavdeCbee-
exposed to the proect a~e, hap-
ZCECTpv with the results," Munn
O.CTsaid.
s three
isdb Mann feels the chances that
Should the University will adopt the
twants programs are good.
develop-, "I think that we have a good
have to chance that some of these pro-
gramns will persist. I think they
should," Munn said. "With this
drafting type of informational aid the
imenda- students will be better inform-,
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S, M, L., XLI Information Retrieve (WIRE)
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IT'S BETTER CANOEING
ARGO PARK CANOE RENTAL
668-7411 '
OPENING APRIL 9th
88F409'
SEXUAL ENRICHMENT WEEKEND
FOR COUPLES. April 15-17. Outside
leaders, $200 per couple. Details from
Bbb and Margaret Blood., 769-0046.
79F408
BRIGHT, vivacious, sensitive, some-
what Jewish 21 yr. old undergradu-
ate woman (3'711) Interested in mu-
sic, languages, sports, arts, learn-
ing, having fun, people and life
would like to meet intelligent at-
tractive male. (preferablyj senior or
grad student) with similar interests.
Write Box 15, Michigan Daily.
88F410 1
DENMARK IN MAY. Departure April
28 for 1 month seminar on Scandi-
navian adult education. Jointly
sponsored by U-M Adult Education
Program and Danish Ministry of Ed -
ucation. Small, highly personalized,
"WIRE is an indexing tool for
the courses that the University
offers, We can retrieve very
selectively," said Project coor-
dinator Betsy Munn.j
"We can meet the needs of
the individual student in a
more humanizing way. Instead
of computers being served by:
people, people will be served
by computers on a more per-
sonalized level," she said.
OVER 400 faculty submitted
information about their field of
study, interests, training, past
work and the types of research
they have undertaken. The com-
puter selects the faculty mem-.
bers who best meet the stu-
dents' specifications.
The WIRE 'process, is quite
simple. Students tell the com-
puter what type of class they
want, when they, want it and
add any other special individ-
ual, requirements they may
have.
both your?"legs. grou experience. graduate credit in The comnputer then seizes key
5-corridor dF4OS 1 adult education available. For info, words, searches its memory cir-
neall ,Birad Dyer, adultedcto,74 cuits and spits out the appo
redwood animal boxes-hippos, aard- ---prat-cure- i oe-xits
varks, elephants . . . Little Dipper FREE TUITION WIRE is not fully implement-I
Candles, 415 N. Fifth Ave. (adjacent for 1 or 2 yeas at any one of 140 edytbcuentalo"h
to Farmetr's Market, in Kerrytown) . Universities, Technical Schools and LSAyt cuse reorammofte
cV408 FYeshivas in Israel. Fully accredited LSAtouesaeporm d
--programs for Junior Year and Grad- Iint h computer. Full imple-.
WE KNOW ABOUT A LOT of other uate study. Enrollment--minimum 2 mentation will not occur unless_
things too. U-M Stylists at Union. years in advance, benefits from 1979- the University decides to extend
4F408 1989. Please contact* The Gift of Ed- the program beyond its devel-
-- ucation, Department MIf, Suite 710,
SCIENCE AND VALUES. lniterested? 10 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, New opment stage.
Try University course 265 next Fall, York 10020. (212-541-7568). 18F408
sponsored by ,this Collegiate Insti- ___________-- THE THIRD program devel-
tute for values and Science, Mon- COPIES-as low *s 2t~c oped HE lp=H students is called5
day, Wednesday, and Friday at 19.00. Still the best price around.p
48F417; IMPRESS, 524 E. William, 665-4321. the Student Academic Record
CAREEHEIP*..__ ____ ___cFt Audit (SARA).,
Find a professor who knows the OPPORTUNITY TO PUBLISH and
institution that interests you. make money from your regular re- M~'artin'sAnlCac
SAMM: 1213 Angell Tuesdays/Thurs- ports, bibliographies, studies, arti-An eCa h
days. 763-4141. 30F408 cles, poems, etc., through the Guten- NWYR A)-"l
________ -- berg Connection. Free information. NE ~OK(P)-"l
DHIARMA STUDY GROUP, a Bud- Mail Markets, MD, 1797 Sheffield Dr., can say," Casey Stengel oncei
dhist meditation group uender the Ypsilanti, Michigan 4819'7. 46F412 ! said "is that I wished I had;
dietinofyn.Coga 'tnga-I~------ - ---- an infielder like Mr. (Billy)
Rinpoche, meets weekly for meth-' JAZZ. Martin when I managed the
tatlon and study. For information:; at the University Club with the Mets.
phone 761-3352 or 994-6657. cFtc# Root's Trio: Noel; Cunningham,
I piano; Ted Hartley, bass; Stanleyl "I can remember how hej
PREGNAT3Mf? Need help? Slaughter, drums. Friday and Satur- saved the 1952 World Series in
Call Problem Oregbnone 01ep, 76.'- day Tevenings 9:30 p.m.-1 :30 a.m. in tesvnhgm nEbt
1283..~~~~ org~iytet vlu te the club cocktail lounge in the Field. Mr. (Jack) Robinson hits
C t Michigan Union building. Ask has- a hi h i f ed fyfr a fe til m mb s ipy w h t e b s s
WEDDINGINTAIN -Mdortsfo afretilmmehiahihifedfywtthbss
tradition. Call 761-0942 anytime, NIAIN ny ieeo card. 763-2236. cFtc loaded and the count three and:
Daily Photo ,by JOHN KNOX
For old time's sake
Former. Wolverine Center Gerald Ford and Coach Bo Schembechiler look over the
practice schedule during yesterday's spring football workout at Ferry Field. Ford
watched the players kick, pass, and block in the cold wind for about an hour while he
spoke with Schembechler. The only' pigskin the former President handled. was a stray
that he lofted back onto the field. "Foot ball is a great institution," Ford said.
..it does a lot for young people."
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FOUTND-Fair owieframe' glasses ______________
in brown leather case. 663.4114. FOR A Reader and Advisor, Mrs.
dA409 IPatsy wll advise you i nall prob-
FOUN -2 rks agoon aM10s-lems. Look for her elign in front of
FOUN-2 ws. go o camuS-her house. 4180 Packard. Just east
Men's POCKET WATCH. Call to of Carpenter-Packard Intersection.'
identify. 663.2089. dA410 Open 8 1,m.-9 p.m. 971-1451. 01J413
HELP WANTED -IHOUSE CLEANING WANTED - Im-
maculate cleaner. References if re-
TENNIS INSTRUCTORS, he ad pro, i gaited. Call Kay at 769-0871 after
assistant pro and camp positions; 'a p.m. - dJ
good playing and teaching back-i _------
grounds, good income and interest- STUDENT TYPING - Professional,
ing work; locations in eight states; reasonable rates. 994-4309. ask for;
call (301) 654-3770, Robert Reade. -Barbara. cJ41i
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LONGWAY Planetarium in Flint
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ROOM, BOARD, and salary in re-
turn for part-time babyitting (dur-
ing spring-summer) and almost full
time (starting fall) for two great
little girls. 4 and 7. Private quarters
inclUds bedroom, livingroomn and
bathroom. Friendly atmosphere. Five
minute bike to campus. Start May
or in Fall. 662-3435. 98H1410
zi YP-.Z'4 DO...NE. In m~y homen. Fast,
accurate, reasonable. Call Isabel.
973-9618. c.1tc
TYPING - isesertations, theses,
wanuscripts. Selectric IT, B.A. Vng-
Iish literature, experienced prates-
si~nal typist, 665-4524. 40.7419
THE SECRETARIAT
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I PERMANENT WEIGHTS LOSS
Through B e h a v 10o r Modification.
Wolverine Institute, 973-1480. cFtc
CAROL AND PHYLLIS F.-
I LOVE YOU BOTIE, MADLY,
THEOPHILUS. . -ete.
"MAKE LOVE-NOT WAR"
(it's good tot our business)
Austin Diamond
1209 S. University, 663-7151
epic
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F'R1ENDS LAKE COMMUNITY
80 acre wildlife preserve near Chel-
sea. Swimming, sailing, camping, ca-
noeing, picnicking. All-year mem-
bership $50 per adult, children free.
Brochure from Bloods, 2005 Penn-
craft, Ann Arbor, MI 48103. 63F418
WEATHER MAN-I would like to
place a formal complaint; I highly
resent what is going on outside and
I demand that it cease IMXMtATE-
LY. Gad nukes man, it's 'spring, act
like it-an Irate customer. dF408
two and everybody is running
because it's two out and we're
leading 4-2 in the seventh and'
my first baseman (Joe Collins)"
don't know where the ball is
hit. But Martin does, and be-
cause he's -playing deep on.
Robinson he has to run a mile
to get to the pitcher's mound'
where he catches the ball at his
ankles and loses his Yankee
cap." 1
presents
the NationblI Touring Company of
EESEE TNE!11NT SNO W. 11W.
(now showing for a limited engagement)
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- -- -- --- Typing. Copying, Binding
VERSATILE lead vocalist and mu-~ Editing, Drafting, .Lettering
siudans with singing abilities wanted . 812 South State Street
for top middle-of-the-road band 11-6, 7 days/week 994-3594
play'ing weekend enagaements in thei
Ann Arbor - Detroit metropolitan 'TYPING AND PRINTINIG. IBU
area. Work beginis in September. SelectrIc. 20 yrs. experience. 116 1.
pays $60-100 per job. Call 8-10 a.m., Michigan, Ypsilanti. 485-4000. cJte
662-073 631408FLtUTE U'1$TROTOR on faeulty
GREAT STYMIVIE experience. 4 week of three college*. UMber of pM-t
camp located In rChelsea. Counselors fessional drip. Will teaeh bogus.
with archery, sports experience need- ning~'advante5d stutftt iS bome,!
ed, also assistant cook. Call 663-0551. Ten min. drive frm cmpuws. 429-
$I4$ 21.E STUDENT'S Counseling Office STEPHENS
needs new people. Come down to I POESO A
our office and talk to us about our
program for next year. dH409: YE RTN
MODELS TO ASSIST in NursingSEVC
vrorkshop. $3.00 per hour. Continu- EXCELLENCE IN TYPE
ing Education Services, 763-3105.
55114091 DISSERTATIONS
AMATEUR TALENT needed for TISt -MNTCIT
gong show night to be held at Abi- Reasonable Rates
galls Dirty Shame Saloon (opening Academic/Professioflal
in this area soon). Call between 11 Personalized IBM Selectrtc Type
a.mn. and 4 p.m., I-588-0448 and ask Ragged Right and Justified Margins'
for Ed, or between 1-5, 434-9758. Error-Free. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
ask for Gail. 271419 EDITING. PRIN~TING. LETTERING.
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