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FOR RENT
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, own
bedroom in furnished, modern, 2-
bedroom apt. prefer grad/working
female. 761-8741. 2501101
WINTER TERM: Female lease. Mo-
sher Jordan Coed Hall. 764-0960.
8701102
WOMAN WANTED to share room in
louse near campus. $88.50/mo. Lease
ends in May. Available immediately.
995-0201. 9401031

SITUATIONS WANTED
SINGER FOR HIRE-Female singer;
mellow folk, pop, originals. Parties,
weddings. Will audition. 971-2647.
7301104
FOR SALE
FIBERGLAS SUPPLIES
Resins, tape, cloth, pigments. Quan-
tity discounts. Nate's Boat Shop,
2527 Dexter Rd. 668-8500. Hours:
Tues.-Fri. 9-6; Sat. 9-5. 30B1031
HELP WANTED '

MUSICAL MDSE.,
RADIOS, REPAIRS 1
NEW CITATION GUITAR: Damaged
in shipment. 17 Price. Apollo Music
Center, 323 S. Main, Ann Arbor.
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DREADNAUGHT GUITAR SALE.
Used guitars starting at $49.95. Apo-
llo Music Center, 323 S. Main.
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NEW SHIPMENT of Upright Pianos

PERSONAL
DEAR RAJA: Write the poetry
again. My roommate lost it before I
got to answer. Box 1, Michigan
Daily. dF1103
COME EARLY this weekend. We
have everything going. Billiards and
Bowling at the Union. cF1030
TRIXIE: Thanx for the last year.
Would like many more! Love, D.
44F1030

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MEN or WOMEN, Phys Ed major or
WOMAN NEEDED: assume lease Im- WSI interested in summer camp em-
mediate. aOwn room in spacious 2- ployment. High pay. Contact Bruce
bedroom apartment, near campus.I Greenwald, 994-0107. 12H1102
663-1712. 09U1031
T MA - eedt AUDITORIUM MANAGER-to work
AU)TRU AAE-owrm-TWO FEMALES needed to fillmo five nights/week. Janitorial, order-
dern, completely furnished apt. ing supplies, etc. Call 994-0627. (10-
Very close to central campus, start- 4,M-F), 96H1102
ing mid-Dec. or January. Very rea- -) 96H11_2_
sonable. Call 994-0958. 75U1101 WANTED: person to allow use of
CAMPUSEFFICIENCY Jtheir address and telephone.sFew
CAih1tMPUS rEFFICIENC Janr calls. $3-month paid. Box 1145, Ann

from $175. Apollo Music Center, 761-
9430.e~tcDEAR RED: This love from afar has
gon on long enough. Meet me at
TUESDAY SALE: up to 25% off, the Bell Tower Hotel Friday night.
TUSA AE pt 5 f,-Well-bred. dF1030
must mention ad. See Don, Apollo
Music Center, 323 S. Main, 761-9430.
Xtc ART A UCT ION
FOR SALE: Panasonic RQ-4135 Port-
able Cassette Tape Recorder Includ- SUNDAY, NOV. 2nd
(ble Casst teriechrer, car Marriott (WnDAShuler's), Ann Ar-
ing NICAD bteis hrecrbor. Preiw:1:00 P.M.-2 :00 nP.M.
battery adapter, carrying case, all . Auction ew:P Al orinal hand
patchcords and 16 cassette tapes. sin.and Anumb rgah no
Original cost $137, like new: $70.sgnedandrnumered graphics.1No
662-6728 after 6 p.m. 28X1031 dunk art or posters. 27F1101
LESSONS AVAILABLE: Strings, per- BOARD EXAM TUTORING: enroll-
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FOR RENT,
WINTER .TERM. 1 male lease in a
North Campus Co-op. Gerald, 663-
6676 after 7 p.m. 3101101,
GARAGE FOR RENT for small car.
428 Cross, 663-3886. 36C1105
EFFICIENCY, available immediately.
-Jan 995-4085 or Bev 995-9438. #
49011021
BOYNE HIGHLANDS or SCHUSS
MOUNTAIN Chalets for rent by
week or weekend. Call 668-8076.
3101031
2 or 3 BEDROOM APT., $225. 665-
4311. 4001031
LEASE AVAILABLE for female in
Stockwell. Single room. 764-3947.
39C1105

FOR RENT
SINGLE ROOM
1304 Cambridgef
769-3590
SINGLE R OOM in co-operative
house. Furnished, no lease, washer,
dryer. 3 baths, 9 folks, etc. $90/mo.
426 Cross St., 769-9585, ask for John.
dC1031
OFFICE SPACE avail., 2nd floor E.
William, near State St., excellent
business location. (Adjacent to the
SUN, above Matrix Theatre). Small
enterprise preferred. 994-0627, M-F.
03C1105
FREE ROOM! For November. Im-
mediate occupancy to assume lease.
Central Campus, $86/mo. Starting
December. 994-5476. 2201105
FOR RENT: Nice 3-bedroom family
unit. Available now, North Campus
area, unfurnished. $350/month. Call4
995-5750. 78C1031
WINTER TERM, woman needed to:
share very nice 1-bedroom apart-I
ment close to campus. $115/month.
Call 995-7589 evenings. 1001104I

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Thursday Nights
THE SINGLE GRADUATE STUDENTS
and
YOUNG PROFESSIONALS GROUP
would like.to get to know you!
The Wesley Foundation
STATE AT HURON
CALL US AT 668-6881 FOR DETAILS

7at. Arbor, 48106. 5H11030 instruction. Aollo MusicCenter,oard.KaplanCal(13)Tutoring354-Courses. to prepare
995-4406. Call persistently. 70U1 481n769340Ce for the Med Cats, DAT, and LSAT
PHOTOGRAPHER NEEDED IMME- board. Call (313) 354-0085. cFtc
FOR SALE DIATELY: Person experienced in WANTED TO BUY HATHA YOGA'
- 1- --l Journalistic photography to show a SFR beginner's 8-week class starts
TEXAS INSTRUMENT SR-l1 calcu-' creative interpretation of a variety -A T D--2 IH- UINov. 5, 830 p.m., $20. No experience
lator with case and charger. Excel- of University Life related assign- WANTED -- 2 MICH.-OSU necessary: 26 postures. 769-1526.
lent condition, $35, negotiable. 764- ments. Paid position. MICHIGAN- FOOTBALL TICKETS. WILL 61F1031
7921. 34B1031 ENSIAN YEARBOOK. Call Gordon,_____-______
-- - - ------- --------- at 764-0561 or 995-8939, soon. dH1107 PAY. ASK FOR SAM. 665- Shy but GREGARIOUS wants to say
DOUBLE BED: like new, extra firm. - --_----- 8823. 1 that she's also Black. Write (aagin)
Contact 663-7485, evenings. 99B1031 MONDAY, Wednesday, Friday from 44K1030 if this info is irrelevant. Box 1, Mi-
- - ---5-7, and Wed., Fri. from 8-12. Must ___ __ ____ chigan Daily. dF1103
10-SPEED. Follis 0372, D.B. frame, have own transportation. $3.00/hr. ORIENTAL RUGS: we buy used and -_
Dural parts, was $400. Sell for $200 Cleaning house and office. Call for new. 769-8555 or 995-7597. cKtc DIRECT PURCHASING, volume sell-
or best offer. Call 764-0738, if no appointment, Huron Valley Insti- ing and marginal profits assure you
answer, 995-3147. 82B1030 tute. 761-1761. 37H1105 WANTED TO RENT that your diamond will be an in-
 ~~__~-.- _ _ _- -----vestment at Austin Diamond, 1209
FOR SALE: Old English Sheepdog EXPERIENPED part-time men's S. University, 663-7151. cFtc
Puppies. Reg. AKS. Call 517-224- wear sales person. Marty's Men's SINGLE ROOM in house or Co-op
6502. 16B1101 Fashion Clothing. 310 S. State St. in nn Arbor, or share country - 2 FREE GAMES
33112house. Carol, 662-9652, leave mes-
~--~- - ----- -33H1102 a14L112 I CAMPUS PI NBALL
SHEEPSKIN COATS, $59. All sizes s_-__-- -----sage.--L12C7PSPUNBrst
for men and women. Persian House HOUSEKEEPING and babysitting - --1217 .University
of Imports. 769-8555. cBtc HOSKEIGad ayitn 1 ad per person
Burns, Park. 6-8 hrs./wk. 663-8302. TICKETS cFtc
13H1031 ----- --- _-- -----
KneislRed Starso190m 180. s WILL PAY top price for 2 or 4 1CU-I pocket billiard tournaments.
Hea d bindin Nordi l boot MALE or FEMALE SITTER for 31 good seats for Ohio State game. Sign up now-$1.00. Full-time stu-
712 s Barrecrafters poles, 46" s yr. old boy. Daily in our house, 1:30- Phone (517) 546-5330 ext. 222, be- dents only, for women and men.
764-8974Bs 5:30. Send resume to Michigan tween - 45Q1031 Micnigan Union Billiards. cF1030
Daily. Box 15, 420 Maynard, Ann Ar- ~^ ---
91110292H1101 NEED 30 M-OSU seats. No singlesRGAIN CORNER
- .bar, Mich.9singles BAR ANC NE
please. $20-25 ($35 if between 30- ,
AKAI GX-280-D-SS quad Tape Deck. A p please. l2-5). If between. 30-
Cost $900. Sell $400. 665-0462. = RESIDENT MANAGER, prefer man 50 yd. line). 1-614-888-4082.
90B1102 and wife with no children, for apt. 06Q1112 T
*____ ____. .~ . complex on Ford Lake. Salary and - T U2iS
I GOT this furniture, see? Really benefits, immed. placement. Inter- needed d Ca r 663
great stuff. Like kitchen table and national Management, 1604 Park e8l9a17Q1030
chairs, couch, a big stuffy-stuffed Lane Towers East, Dearborn, MI. 5869. 1Q03 nR
comay chair. coffee table, two dress- IPlease apply in person only2 OSU tckeswntesnior pri- j
ers (one of 'em's REALLY nice), 93111102 ority or visiting team section. Will-
storage cabinet. Also we got this old F T I - - - I-s ngto nay reasonable amount. Call G IFT
upright player 'piano that really E ITIUIO8hus Linda, 995-3880. 11Q1030
works, antique dresser/desk, book- week. 994-0627. (10-4, M-F). 97H1102
cases and more, more, MORE stuff B KEEE Tx n dg - TICKETS WANTED for Ohio State
I just can't take with me. To get quired. 20 hours/week. 994-0627 (10- game. Call 1-885-1588 after 6. LAM B FUR COATS
in on this great deal, see, give me 4, M-F). 951102 04Q11041
a call: 662-8827. dB1030 4 - -
____----WANTED: (2) tickets, Ohio State.
EHNIC,seepsin lined coat BON RSneede310Maynard.994Ba Will pay $100.tCall collect, (415-
broidered, size med., midi-length. 6500. Ask for Ernie. 57H1031 661-9726). 85Q1108 Handknit Wool
Best offer, 995-2823 ees. 24B1031 WAITER/WAITRESS OtNEED 4 OSU tickets, call Joe Cook, Mittens, Gloves,
RUMMAGE SALE: sponsored by the the University Club. 763-2236. (517) 349-4136. 77Q1031 Socks, Sweaters,
Parent Association of Emerson -he-n-ve__t__lu. 76-22-. .-'
Prh o iatNov. 1, 9-4, 900 S. 58111031 Shirts, and Dresses
Scol a. ehdstBUSINESS SERVICES *FradRa
Seventh St. at Westside Methodist RESPONSIBLE person interested in - _Fur and Real
Church. Many fabulous items too selling natural foods. Evenings and STUDENT SPECIALTY in moving, Leather Bags
numerous to mention. Great bar- weekends. 761-6138. 48H1030 'doing lawns and windows, etc. Rea-
gains for everyone. Rain or shine.,---- -soal aes nAnA0o n Handmade Silver
gans61-32031_ - __ sonable Rates. In Ann Arbor and
86B1031 MISCELLANEOUS surrounding areas. 994-8072. 23J1102 Jewelry
CRIB, full size, and matching chif-. - PIANOTUNING-nd EPAIR. *.Turkish Rugs
irerobe high chair, play pen, car PERSONS interested in running forPyenaWethybPiano.Technicianl764- AndeTapestry
ne.carrier, walker. Everything you available seats in the fall SGC Elec- 861 W4hyPJn1Tehncn 0 An Cop peBssy
need except the baby. Call Jean, tions may file in SGC offices until 8619.41J1030Copper,Brass,
994-3594. eBtc Oct. 31. 54M1031 I AM a full-time, free lance typist Onyx &Ceramics
with considerable experience typing
mm. projector. Call LOST AND FOUND books, dissertations, papers. I type Liberty
01920after_5:30._531110-0 over 100 wpm., perfect accuracy 215 E.
with.LOST: black wire-rimmed eye glass- guaranteed. Base rate 70c per page. 10:30-6 p.m. 761-5554
GIBcONon0 GUITAR J-50udeluxe es in a brightly flowered case. Some- IBM Correcting Selectric. Call Bill, cWtc
a-7 8-5 d .42B31030 where between Central Campus and 665-0166. cJtc
7327,____Med. Sdi. II. Please call 764-7897. - -
dA107 TYPING, Copying, Binding, Editing,
CARS - --- Keypunching, Notary Service.S A
FOUND: MIke, your keys. Call Byron THE SECRETARIAT
1968 FORD high mileage, best offer. at 763-6869, 663-9333. dA1101 Dissertation Specialists S
995-0573. 35N115 -___-- - ___--.- 812 S. State Street
- HP-25 CALCULATOR found at NU- 8 a.m.-10 p.m. 994-3594 cJtc
1971 DODGE Window Van. Carpeted, BS. Sales receipt and I.D. needed
new tires. no rust. auto. trans. Ex- for identification. Call 764-7147.r Atrn-PvN4

PERSONAL
RATIONAL-
EMOTIVE
TRAINING
MEN ASSERTIVE
TRAINING
Fall Programs
Oct. 25, 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
RET TRAINING FOR
PROFESSIONALS,
PARAPROFESSIONALS
AND GRADUATE
STUDENTS
WOMEN ON GOING
WEEKLY GROUPS
$15.00
7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., Wednesdays
EMOTIVE-RATIONAL
MARATHON
RESIDENTAL WEEKEND
Dec. 12-14 (Friday 6 p.m. to
Sunday 4 p.m.)
R ET STATE
CONFERENCE
$20.00
Dr. Albert Ellis, Nov. 14, 15, 16,
Ann Arbor
COUNSELING &
PSYCHOTHERAPY
INDIVIDUAL
AND GROUP
By Appointment Only.
Institute for Rational Living of
Michigan, Inc., 2512 Carpenter Road, {
Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104. 973-
1480, 971-5080. cFtc
UNCERTAIN WHAT TO DO NEXT?
Life-Planning Workshop on reas-
sessing priorities, Oct. 31 - Nov. 2.
Bob, Margaret Blood, 769-0046.
79F1030
LET ANN ARBOR'S only diamond
expert help you style your engage-
ment ring. It costs less. Over 5,000
U-M men have. Austin Diamond,
1209 S. University, 663-7151. cFtc
DEAREST MARLY: I've won the
Gridde Picks at least once in each
of the last 4 years. In only your'
3rd week of trying you beat me,
fair and square. Congratulations!!
Your loving husband, Bill. dF1031
GET YOUR GAME back in shape.
ACU-I pocket billiard tournament
is coming-Nov. 15. For men and
women. Sign up now. Michigan Un-
ion Billiards. cF1030
HELP YOUTH in crisis. Be a tem-
porary parent. 1 day-2 wks. Calll
Ozone House, 769-6540. 85F1210
XEROX AND OFFSET
fast, low cost duplicating
COPY QUICK
1217 S. University 769-0560
cFtc
WEDDING INVITATIONS - Mod or
traditional. Call '761-0942 anytime.
cFtc
PERMANENT weight loss, smoking
reduction, study efficiency, tension
control, through behavior modifi-
cation. Call 994-0019. cFtc

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PERSONAL
COMPLETE prophylactic department
at the Village Apothecary, 1112 5.
University. cFtc
BUMPER STICKERS. Custom print-
ed while-U-wait! MBL PRESS, 1217
Prospect, Ann Arbor. 761-0942.

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TRAVELERS INSURANCE CO. and
Auto-Owners Insurance Co. offer
auto and renter's insurance at lower
rates in Ann Arbor. Call Mrs. Spears
at 662-3107 for a quotation. Spring-
er-Kleinschmidt Agency, Inc., 206
E. Huron. cFtc
COPIES - 2%c each
Lowest Prices Anywhere
IMPRESS, 524 E. William, 665-4321
cFtc
ANNUAL DIAMOND SALE-now in
progress. Sale began January 1 and
will end December 31. Austin Dia-
mond, 1209D . University, 663-7151.
cFtc
WE GIVE super discounts on quan-
tity wine purchases. Village Apothe-
cary, 1112 S. University. cFtc
BOARD EXAM TUTORING: enroll-
ments now being accepted for S. H.
Kaplan Tutoring Courses to prepare
for the Med Cats, DAT, and LSAT
board. Call (313) 354-0085. cFtc
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cellent condition. 995-5082. 52N1106
'67 FORD Station Wagon with 60,-
000 miles. $250 or best offer. 482-
4551 evenings. 42N1102
VW CAMPER 1962, newish engine
and transmission. All or parts. 11500
Carpenter Rd., Milan. 26N1102
1972 CHARGER: AM-FM, buckets,'
rally wheels, vinyl top, custom op-
tions. Mint condition. 662-0350.
07N1110
1970 MG-yellow convertible. Good
condition. Fully carpeted inside,
stereo, FM radio. $900 or best offer.
Must sell immediately. Call 995-
3618, preferably at night. dN1102
BIKES, SCOOTERS
10-SPEED: Italian, 23-inch frame.
Suntour. Accessories available. $125.
After 5, call 662-7454. 05Z11021
Elec.Typewriter
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8/wk $2/no
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LOST: Kitten, 5 ma. old, orange,
black and white calico. Lost on Oct.
25 at Hill and Division. 668-6872.
02A1102
LOST: black wallet, name Mike
Morrisseg. Reward. If found call 995-
0801. 21A1031
FOUND: last weekend, small sheep-
dog-like dog. Tan, collar but no
tags, really cute. 663-4527. dA1031
ROOMMATES
'WOMAN WANTED to complete
house. Interested? Call Victor, 994-
0087 pers. 50Y1102
ROOMMATE WANTED, man or wo-
man, to share large quality, 2-bed-
room apartment in house, starting
immediately. Call Jim, 665-5000, be-
tween 5 and 8 p.m. 30Y115
FEMALE ROOMMATE: own room in
co-ed house, $108. Utilities, deposit;
kitchen, bathroom, fireplace, etc.
995-3955. 00Y1031
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TRANSMOGRIFYING j
TYPING
All electric. Serving the academic,
professional and business communi-
ties for 15 years. PRINTING, RESU-
MES, EDITING. TASK, 761-4146.
PETS AND SUPPLIES
DOG FOR ADOPTIOI: Breed: Do-
berman-Labrador. Age 4 months,
well-trained, very loving and beau-
tiful. Cause: threat of eviction. Call
Kami or Affi, 994-6690 anytime.
46T1101
PERSONAL
MY DEAREST BLUE-EYES: Can't
we settle this like gentlemen? I'll
take Curvaceous (as the stars have
decreed) and you'll bow out grace-
fully. -The Catholic. dF1030
THE PLACE TO GO when you need
us. UM STYLISTS at the Union,
Chet, Harold and Dave. cF1030
CARLA B.: What filly is your jakass
horsing around with tonite? Laury.
48F1031
VEGETARIAN desires to eat with
others. Will work. 761-1576. 38F1101
YOUNG MAN yearning love from
young woman. Daily Box 31.
84F101
GEORGE has got it! Ask him for
the Bowler's Guide. It's free. Union
Lanes. cF1030

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17 Would-be
actor's dream
19 New York city
20 Top of a suit
21 Stag
22 Oak seeds
23 Railroad
employee
25 German city
27 Standard
amount
29 Ingredient in
cough remedies
33 Musical interval
37 "Cakes and
38 Press
39 Tune
40 Small lizards
41 Bookof the
Bible: Abbr.
42 Place important
in political
campaigns
46 Native of North
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48 Sediment
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55 Sterne hero
58 Mother's
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60 Napoleon's
marshal
61 Clothing size
62 Pitcher's
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64 Perfect
65 Harbor vessels
66 "This one
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67 Bailey
68 Door openers
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4 Greek goddess
5 From head to
foot: Phrase
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24 Heal
26 College activities
28 Paths
30 Ohio Senator
31 Choir member
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