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ROOMMATES FOR RENT
FEMALE ROOMMATE, own room in BASEMENT APARTMENT for rent.
4 bdrm. rustic farmhouse. 10 min. $160/month. 994-0198. 3001024
from campus. 11 acres, no lease. --_-_---.-. -_
$105 month. 994-5837. 50Y1023 SINGLE ROOM for rent in co-op,
I $120/month, campus location. Call
FEMALE ROOMMATE needed for 663-9184 evenings. 29C1029
2-bdrm., four person apt. (8 mos.
lease). Close to central campus. Call BEDROOM WITH STUDY in beau-
662-1656. 51Y1022 tiful house near campus. Available
immediately. 663-5517 after 5.
ROOMMATE WANTED - Female 1201022
grad or working woman to share
large West Side house. Occupancy TICKETS
negotiable. Can Joan, eves., 663-3137.
55Y1027 FOR SALE
FEMALE ROOMMATE Needed-Own 2 TICKETS TOGETHER, 35 yard
Room. Washer/Dryer. $80 & share line for the Michigan-Indiana foot-
utilities. Linda, 971-9164. 21Y1023 ball game-at Bloomington October
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ROOMMATE WANTED - 2-bdrm. Call 668-6485 persistently
apt., excellent location, w/parking. dQ1022
662-5964 or 665-7891. 22Y1021 .
___2-___4__r____-7 ___._____ __ IWANTED-Minn. Tickets. Will pay
FEMALE WANTED to share large 1. $14/pr. Call 761-2373. 35Q1020
bedroom apt. $112.50/mo. 418 E.
Washington St., No. 9. 668-7043 or WI LL PAY
663-3641. 85Y1029 For two together for Minnesota!
-- --- -game. Call 769-5368 after 6 p.m.
MALE ROOMMATE needed to share a-1023
one bedroom apartment close to
campus. $115/mo. includes all util- MISCELLANEOUS
ies. Call 668-7830. 69Y1020
.- .BICYCLE Baby Seat, $7.00; Olym-
SUBLET pia Portable Typewriter, recently,
--reconditioned, $40. Call 434-3699. dM
RESPONSIBLE PERSON or persons - --
wanted for sublet Jan. thru April USED VACUUMS
or May. 1-bedroom apt. In house. 2
min, from campus, parking, furnish- 6 month guarantee. We ser''ice all
ed, including large desk, piano. Sor- makes. Vacuum Cleaner Center,
;y, lease prohibits pets. 761-8688 1230 Packard, 761-3677. cMtc
evenings. 90U)1020 WANTED TO BUY
LEASE FOR SALE in Bursley dou- - -
ble, North Campus. 763-1744. 36U1026 WANTED-One good-sized rug for
dorm room. Good condition, reason-;
WANTED TO RENT able price. Sharon. 764-6959, dK102l
TWO STUDENTS willing to assume PHOTO SUPPLIES
lease on 1 or 2-bdrm. apt. starting -
Winter '77. 764-4646 8:30-10 a.m. and WA LENSES for Nikon. 35 Upsilon,
11:20 p.m.-midnight. 18L1021' 28 Soligor, each $60. Ted, 761-0828.
after 10 p.m. 43D1020
WANTED-Great place to live for -
grad couple. 663-1280. 35L1022 PETS AND SUPPLIES

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FRYE BOOTS-Men's size
worn. Reasonable price.
8664 after 6 p.m.

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Call 668-
61B1022

Uncontrocted Classified Rates

25" COLOR console T.V. Excellent
condition, 1 owner. 668-8073. 67B1027
BAITS LEASE for sale-Female. Dis-
count included. Call 769-0721.
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CAR FOR SALE. 1969 Chrysler 300.
Call 761-1222, after 5:30. Asking
$450. 32B1020
RUGS, TABLES, bookcase, lamps, '
dishes, more. Wed., 20th, only. 2121
Devonshire, or call 769-8583. 31B1020
JUNG'S collected works, 18 vol., ex-
cellent condition, $150. Bio Feed-
back EEG, a clinical instrument,
exc. cond., $275. Call 481-0373 per-
sistently. 26B1023
SHEEPSKIN COATS
Vests and hats for men, women.
320 E. Liberty 769-8555,
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USED CARS/
1974 260 Z DATSUN-Silver, 4 speed,s
Smags, air, undercoating. AM/FM.
$4500. Call 557-4929, 12 till 5. M, T,
Th, F. 58N1026
'74 CAMARO Automatic V-6. AM/
FM. Like new. 668-8073. 69N1027
CHEVY, BEL AIR 1968 2-door, man-
utal transmisison, 6 cylinder, good
running condition. $250 or best
offer. 665-6761 or 763-2215. 68N1022
VOLVO 122S, 1967. $100. Needs work,
runs well. Leaving +town for N.Y.C.
Must sacrifice. 313-549-4957 day, eve-
nins. 66N1022
LOST AND FOUND
LOST-10-speed rear wheel, DANA
bike rack. Can identify. 764-1012,
lab!, late evenings. 41A1022
LOST-Sun., Oct. 10--Pair of pre-
scription sunglasses. Silver metal
frames in soft black case. Steve,
764-8981, 36A1022
BIKES, SCOOTERS
74 SUZUKI 380. Good condition.
Mut sell. $700, or best offer. 668-
677b. 7421021
MUSICAL MDSE.,
RADIOS, REPAIRS
BAROQUE Instruments - Harpsi
chord, virginal for sale. Cheap. 761-
6681. 40X1022

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Editing, Notary Service
812 South State Street
New Hours: 11 a.m.-6 p.m.
or by appointment 994-3594
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FOR RENT
HAVE YOUR OWN room in female
apartment. S. University, free park-
ing. $130. 995-4824, 971-2675. 60C1024
IMMEDIATE occupancy for two
p e r s ons in friendly cooperative
house. Great meals, private bath-
rooms, laundry facilities and study
rooms. $125/month. S. Forest. Call
Ann or Fred at 761-1058. 7001026

3 FOUR WEEK OLD KITTENS and;
their mother need a new home. In-;
terested animal lovers call 769-4767
persistently. 52T1022
ROOM AND BOARD
WOMEN, immediate openings in;
North Central Campus Coops, ap-
prox. $33 & 41 hrs. work wk. Share.
responsibility & decision - making.
Call ICC, 662-4414. 75E1024

BUSINESS SERVICES
TYPING AND PRINTING. IBM
Selectric. 20 yrs. experience. 116 E.
Michigan, Ypsilanti. 485-4800, cJtc
I AM a full-time, free lance typist
with considerable experience typing
books, dissertations, papers. I type
over 100 wpm, perfect accuracy
guaranteed. Base rate 70c per page.
IBM Correcting Selectric. Call Bill,
665-0166. TcJ1212
TYPING
and Business Services. Experienced-
Quality-Reasonable. Barbara Burda,
995-4223. cJ1212
TYPING - Accuracy guaranteed.
Base rate is 50c per page. Ask Dave
'Saginaw,' 764-0824, anytime. (Emer-
gencies O N L Y after midnight,
PLEASE!). 68J1020
HELP WANTED
CLEANING PERSON wanted. Call
769-6267. 47H1026
SUBJECTS WANTED for group de-
cision making experiment. Thurs.
afternoon, Oct. 21. Avg. pay $2.50
for one hr. Call Professor Chamber-
lin, 763-0097. 45H1021
PART TIME-Little Ceasar's counter
help and pizza maker. North Cam-
pus. 665-8626. 46H1027
WANTED - PERSON to work on
meal crew. Urgent. 995-1746. 44H1026
HELP WANTED: U-M Student for
part-time custodial work. Approx.
2 hrs./day, 5 or 6 days a wk. See
Mr. Gamm at the Michigan Daily.
dH
WANTED - Instructors/facilitators
for new Detroit growth center. En-
counter, sexuality, gay awareness,
healing, message, biofeedback, psy-
chic arts, clowning, unique enter-
tainers. New ideas welcome. The
Center, 2930 N. Adams, Tray, MI
48084. 59H1021
COOK'S HELPER, 10:30-11:30. Bus-
boy for lunch. Sorority House. 761-
7110. 63H1022
NEED FULL TIME, reliable, hard-
working person to handle central
warehouse and merchandise distri-
bution. Stock experience would be
helpful. Apply 1202 N. Main, Ann
Arbor, between noon and 5. 663-3403.
62H1023
DISHWASHER WANTED - Lunches
only-Meal job. Call 761-5676.
65H1026

ACADEMY BOOK BINDERY-Qual-
ity and specialty binding. 209 S.
State, 11-6 M-F, 995-4000. 48F1026
TODAY-FREE pocket biliards in-
structions. 3:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Michigan Union. cF1020
HAVE YOU GOT TOYS in the attic?
Toys in the Attic has a fantastic
selection of junior sportswear. The
Attic is now open at 1208 S. Uni-
versity (next to the Shoe Hut).
49F1024
MALE WANTS 1 year contractual
marriage for financial benefits only.
No ties. 662-6985. 53F1021
ATTRACTIVE, with-it grad woman
seeks male companionship. Write
Box 5, Michigan Daily. 20F1020
FOUND-Gold ring, unusual proper-
ties, identify to claim. Contact B.
Baggins, Bag End. dF1022
WEAR A FRAGRANCE daily! There
are many fine ones to choose from
at the Village Apothecary. 1112 S.
Univ. Ave. cFtc
WE GIVE SPECIAL attention to all
our customers. U-M Stylists at the
Union. cF1020
WHAT'S WITH WILBUR? Getting
a bit paunchy, eh? Too much of
that good, inexpensive food at the
Michigan League basement snack
bar! Watch him go at it any day!
(We stil dig you, Wilbur). 13F1022
NEVER A WAIT in the afternoons.
Bowling at Beautiful Union Lanes,
open 11 a.m. cF1020
INTELLIGENT Med student seeks
attractive Jewish woman's company.
Write Box 15, Michigan Daily.
49F1022
DREAMS WORKSHOP. Gestalt work,
art, & Psychodrama. Oct. 22-24. Bob
& Margaret Blood, 769-0046. 32F1021
PERMANENT WEIGHT LOSS
Through Behav ior Modification.
Weight Control National, '994-0019.
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Offset Printing, Xerox copies,
photostats, screened prints,
typesetting and much more.
ARBOR INSTANT
PRINTING
STUDENT ACCOUNTS WELCOME
214 S. Fourth Ave. 994-4664
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BUMPER STICKERS. Custom print-
ed while-U-wait! MBL PRESS, 1217
Prospect, Ann Arbor, 761-0942. cFtc
DEAR CUSTOMER-Our suggestions
for Preparation of Your Originals-
TYPEWRITTEN MATERIAL - for
best results use an electric type-
writer with a carbon ribbon on non-
eraseable paper. Corrections may be
pasted on original and this will not
show on the final impressions.
- ALBERT'S COPYING, 995-0444

HALLOWEEN MAKE-UP
Featuring full lines of Theatrical
Make-up by Stein-Mehron.
We carry all you'll need: clown white, grease point,
glitter, rouges, colored hair spray, and much more.
Lucky Drugs, Inc.
665-8693
213'S. MAIN
that's on Main between Liberty and Washington
OPEN TILL 6 P.M. MON.-SAT.

FREE SUB
given to each new record holder on
our pinball machines at the
CROSS-EYED MOOSE, 613 E. Lib-
erty. Open 10:00 a.m.-midnight.
cF1024
FUN-LOVING SISTER has hopes of
meeting really together brother.
Good humor, with intelligence a
must. Disco party boogie get down.
Daily Box 1. dF1018I
NEED A COFFEE BREAK? Come to
the Wesley Foundation from 9:30-1
11:00 a.m. every Thursday. Free
stuff. Corner of State and Huron
St. We are friendly. 42F1027
WATCH THIS SPACE for our week-
ly specials - This week's specials:
Michelin tubes $2, many 27 inch
tires, $5. Kryptonite bike locks, $15.
Bellweather H.B. Bags, $6.50.
2715 Plymouth Rd. Mall-663-2233
A!.LSPORT BICYCLES
cF1212
MODEL
to pose for Playboy centerfold con-
test. Share $5000 prize. 434-1321.
37H1029
WE ARE DEVELOPING a new social
and economic arrangement geared
to providing the indiviual with all
material needs within 5 to 7 years,
thereby allowing the greater portion
of one's life to be spent in the pur-
suit of any chosen path of human
development. We are seeking the
optimum balance between freedom,
survival, nd community. Interested
persons ay write or visit the So-
ciety for Human Development, 113
Buffalo, Ypsilanti, Michigan 48197.

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611 CHURCH
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ASTRO - ANALYSIS by Luci Ti-
tunik, British trained astrologer.
Private or group sessions for non-
threatening, creative problem Sol-
ving. Master charge-Bank Amerl-
;ard. 994-1311. c71212
TOGETHER BROTHER DAVE,
How 'about MoJo Disco atI
Golden Falcon tonight? Listen for
your phone 1-3 p.m. and 5:30-6:30
today. Cool?
Sixter, Box 1 dF1020
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LOWEST PRICE IN
TOWN FOR
COLLATED COPIES
RACKHAM QUALITY
GUARANTEED
COPYQUICK
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WEDDING INVITATIONS - Mod or
traditional. Call 761-0942 anytime.
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STEREO COMPONENTS TYPErmNG
20-40% OFF on most brands.' Be SERICE
smart-don't overpay. Call B.L. Co.,SERVICE
995-9337, Mon.-Sat., 11-6. eXte
P.O. Box 181 Ypsilanti, Mich.
STEREO REPAIR by student in own Ms. Stephens 434-1984
home. Faster and cheaper than cJ1212
commercial shops. Guaranteed. Call;
Dick, 662-5395. 65X1020 EXPERIENCED PROFESSIONAL
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BUSINESS SERVICES IBM self-correcting with carbon
~------ribbon. Dissertations, manuscripts,
TYPING SERVICES, IBM correting term papers. Reasonable rates. Cam-
Selectric, day or evenings, 769-2256. pus location. Call Jim, 665-6906.
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I'M NO STAR
but. I can't lose-
I'll win every race
in my Maize and Blue shoes.
"FLASH"
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HELP!!!! I HAVE A TERRIBLE
CASE OF LOVE-SPOACH!! If you
would like to help this poor, inno-
cent soul recover, send your
SPOACH-CURES to Classifieds, Bo*(
number 31 IMMEDIATELY!!!!!
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Well, I think so, too-convince me
otherwise by answering my ad if
you're an inteligent, interesting,
fairly normal male with no over-
bearing idiosyncrasies. NOW-if you
think only strange people write
personal ads, let me convince you
otherwise by saying that I am an
attractive, intelligentfemale who
occasionally likes unorthdox things
(like meeting people through per-
sonal ads). Interested? Write Mich-
igan Daily Box 3. dF1023
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fast, low cost duplicating
COPY QUICK
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PETER FREELAND and his guitar
will be appearing for your cocktail+
and dinner pleasure Monday-Thurs-
day from 5-9 p.m. at the Blue
Frogge, 611 Church St. 90F1021
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Welcome to the Famous
CAMPUS
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SARCADE
1217 South University
Open everyday and evening,
Good Music.
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OVERSEAS JOBS - Summer/year-
round. Europe, S. America, Aus-
tralia, Asia, etc. All fields, $500-1200
monthly. Expenses paid, sight-see-
ing. Free inform. Write: Interna-
tional Job Center, Dept. 13, Box
4490, Berkeley, CA 94704. 57H1111
BABYSITTER/HOUSEKEEPER need-
ed, afternoons Mon-Fri. Geddes
area, car essential, 761-9608 after 6
p.m. 71H1024
FEMALE GRAD. Student with
pleasing personality to personally
a s s i s t disorganized businessman
part-time, flexible hours. 761-1528,
761-5410. 33H1022
NEEDED IMMEDIATELY - Waiting,
busing, bartending, cashier and
kitchen personnel. Part-time, tem-
porary openings, must be U of M
student. Available during lunch
and/or dinner hrs. Contact Peter
Dilorenzi, University Club at 763-
2236 or apply in person, non-dis-
criminatory, affirmative action em-
ployer. 84H1020
PART-TIME SECRETARY wanted.
On campus office. Typing and filing
skills necessary. Minimal account-
ing. 12-20 hrs./wk. 995-7647, eves.
15H1020
PIZZA DELIVERY DRIVERS
Must be 18, part-time only. No car
necessary. Apply in person after 4
p.m. Omega Pizza, 101 Washtenaw
Place. 8161020
EARN EXTRA MONEY Parttime as
a Shaklee distributor, selling top-
quality products. Unlimited earn-
ings, qualify for car. Call Jeff Melt-
zer at 764-3680. c0212
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
For year round, highly experimen-
tal, creative arts community pro-
gram. Must be well founded in the
arts, experienced in bookkeeping,
fund-raising and public relations.
Challenging, pioneering work. Salary
$.10,000 to start. Reply to: Search
Committee, 2110 Sherwood Ave.,
Toledo, OH. 43614 or (419) 385-4058
or 385-2614. 30H1024
PIZZA DRIVERS wanted. Must have
own car. Little Caesar's, North
Cam pus. 665-8626. 29H1022
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NEW SALARY RATES
The Veteran Administration Hos-
pital. Ann Arbor, Michigan, an
active teaching hospital affiliated
with the U. of M., has immediate
positions available for license prac-
tical nurses in Med.-Surg. and ICU.
These are permanent U.S. Civil
S Service positions with a full range
of civil service benefits. The salaries)

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7 Word of rue
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When someone drinks too
much and then drives, it's the silence
that kills. Your silence.
It kills your friends, your
relatives, and people you don't even
know. But they're all people you
could save.
If you knew what to say,
maybe you'd be less quiet. Maybe
fewer people would die.
What you should say is, "I'll
drive you home." Or, "Let me call a
cab." Or, "Sleep on my couch
tonight."
Don't hesitate because your
friend may have been drinking only
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Maybe it would keep him awake
long enough to have an accident.
But that's about all.
The best way to prevent a
drunk from becoming a dead drunk
is to stop him from driving.
Speak up. Don't let silence be
the last sound he hears.

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