Friday, April 2 1976
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Page Seven
DAILY
CLASSIFIEDS
(Continued from Page 6),
BIKES AND SCOOTERS
3-WEEK-OLD 10-SPEED List $150.
sell for $100. Still under warranty-
662-2050. 42Z402
SCHWINN CONTINENTAL 10-SPD.
with accessories $85. 761-4416.
35Z403
FOR SALE
PERSONAL
COPIES - 21 c each j
Lowest Prices Anywhere
IMPRESS, 524 E. William, 665-4321
SENSITIVE young Jewish male
longing for loving relationship with
sensitive, young Jewish female.
Write me at Michigan Daily. Box 75.
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WII1)1ING INVIT'A' T'1')NS - Mod or
traditional. Call 761-0942 anytime
INT'L. STUDENTS recreation pro-
gram tonight. 7 p.m.-10 p.m., water-
man Gymnasium. cF417j
DIRECT PURCHASING, volume sell-
ing and marginal profits assure you
that your diamond will be an in-
vestment at Austin Diamond, 1209
S. University, 663-7151. cFtc
Patriotic Smuggling
WASHINGTON (AP)- Smug-
gling was both profitable and
patriotic during the Revolution-
ary War.
But many Americans contin-
ued the practice after the war
was over and the 13 colonies
had won their independence,
according to the National Geo-.
graphic.
Alexander Hamilton, the na-
tion's first secretary of the
treasury, did something about
it. He prevailed on Congress to
authorize 10 armed vessels to
enforce payment of customs
duties on goods entering Ameri-
can ports.
President Washington then
signed an order appointing
Hopley Yeaton of New Hamp-
shire "Master of a cutter in
service of the U.S. for protec-
tion of revenue."
That was the beginning of the
present day Coast Guard.
ZWERDLING LECTURES
GIVEN BY
DR. NAHUM M. SARNA
of BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY
MONDAY, APRIL 5--4:10 P.M.
M.L.B. LECTURE ROOM NO. 1
"THE SUPERSCRIPTIONS TO THE PSALMS
AND THE ACTIVITIES OF THE MUSICAL
GU I LDS"
8:00 p.m. at HILLEL-1429 Hill St.
"TRANSLATING THE BIBLE THROUGHOUT
THE AGES"
TUESDAY, APRIL 6-4:10 P.M.
AUDITORIUM B, ANGELL HALL
"TALMUDIC STATEMENTS ON THE ORDER
OF BIBLE BOOKS IN LIGHT OF MESOPOTA
MIAN AND ALEXANDRIAN L I B R A R Y
SCI ENCE"
RAKU WORKSHOP: April 5. 6, 7, at
SCHWINN 10-speed Continental with 7:30-10:30 p m. Schoolhouse Pottery.
accessories, $85. Call 761-4416 5-10 Call 668-8873, 761-8540 persistently.;
p.A. 18F406
1973 NORTON COMMANDO 750 cc EUROPEAN
Interstate Good condition. Runs CHARTR FIGHTS
well, includes extras. Best offer. 665-
2737 31B408 Midwest's Lareest Selection?
U.S. and Canadian Charters
BLUE SUEDE JACKET, size 36. Hu- 10 davs to 9 months duration
midifier, electric mixer, fondue, pot. Call GREAT PLACES, 769-1776
bike, dining table, 663 6647 48B406 cPtc
SONY STR 7055 stereo receiver. Was PROCESS camera operator. Knowl-
$450 new. One year old. $275 or best edge of general printing procedures
offer 971-8553. 00B404 helpful Full-time, wages open. 994-
__4664. cH410
STONE BEAD STRINGS with tur- .4 BOYD HENNESSEE, a Team
quoise and silver accents. s15-40. JEWISH GUY-That was excellent, rest stop. Worikng under an au
Call Jay, 995-9743. 90B403 I commend your spontaneity (I had
to look up the spelling!) By the:-
"KUSS" queen-sized water mattress. way, WHAT FLOWERS? I don't
Perfect condition. Absolutely no think that I'll require references as
leaks Plus hand-built waterbed long as you have your papers. I al- V iolenceil
frame, $75 or best offer. Steven, 994- most hate to break up this happy
0984. 05B403 affair by meeting, but . convince
EW P programleaculato . ready. Me. dF402 (Continued from Page 1)
Discount-need money. Call Tikia, LET ANN ARBOR'S only diamond THE U. S. Transportation De-
995-5987. 61B404 expert help you style your engage- partment said a week-longI
CHWINN 24" "Sports Touer" 10 ment ring. It costs less. Over 5,000 strike could idle one million
SCHIN 2" Sprt Turr 0-U -M men have. Austin Diamond,
sneed. All European equipped. Mike. 1209 S. University. 663-7151. cFtc !workers and mean the loss of
769-7158 5-7 p.m 16B404 $300 million to the nation's econ-
E -; - r r-- .le - DON'T PAY for a store'stoverhead omy, which only recently has
NEW HP-25 programable calculator. v ia high mark-up. For the area's my whc onyretlha
Discount-need money. Call Tikia. lowest prices and finest qualities shown an upturn.
995-5987. 61B404 possible on an engagement ring. president Ford was in close
STEREO AMPEX AM/FM Receiver shopAustin Diamond, 1209 S. Unt contact with Labor Secretary
with cassette tape deck. Garrard versisy, 663-7151. rFtcys e y
--Usery, who has been trying!
turntable, $225. Excellent condition. REVLON Max Factor- and Ruben. Since Sunday to shepherd the
764-0981. - 39B406 stein. too, are all good products
_____- made just for you. Village Apothe- continuing Teamsters talks in a
SEAR'S CALCULATOR for sale. 30 cary, 1112 s. University cFtc suburban Chicago hotel.
percent off original price. Perfect
working condition. For further in- WOMEN'S GESTALT WEEKEND: As talks recessed for a dinner:
formation, call Atanu at 764-0970. April 2-4/$30. Leaders: Catherine break aides to Usery said the
75B403 Lilly and Gail Grigsby For info/ secretary had canceled tenta-
MARANTZ 1060 Stereo Amp with 2 registration. 761-7456 or 995-364402 tive plans to return to Washing-
Hartley speakers. Excellent condi- ..ton yesterday night and decid-
tion. 763-2788. 600B402 BUMPER STICKERS. Custom print-
ed while-U-wait! MBL PRESS, 1217 ed to remain at the bargaining
SHEEPSKIN COATS for men out Prospect, Ann Arbor. 761-0942. site. Earlier, Usery said he had
women. All sizes. Persian House of talked to Ford by telephone be-
Imports. 769-8555. cBtu BOARD EXAM tutoring - enroll-
ments now being accepted for S.H. fore negotiations resumed yes-
PERSONAL Kaplan Tutoring Courses to pre- terday morning. The talks'
pare for the MCATS, DAT, LSAT. stretched past the midnight
SKIDOO is a hilarious, crazy movie and Nat. Dent. Boards. Call (313)
with Jackie Gleason and Groucho .34-0085, locally, 662-3149. cFtcs
Marx Rarely shown, but well worth ~~ - failed to bring agreement.
AP Photo
ster from Louisville, Ky., takes a traffic break at a Detroit
uto carrier contr act, he is unaffected by the strike.
[arks state truck strike
nationwide will be covered by would still be some time after
any settlement, but it was dif- that before the truckers return-
ficult to assess how .many ac- ed.
tually were on strike since some Furthermore, there was a
local unions reached interim prospect of continuing wildcat
working agreements 1 a t e strikes eves in the event that
Wednesday and yesterday with Taft-Htraley was invoked,
some of the smaller trucking sources said.
firms.
??WORRIED ABOUT PASSOVER??!
Consider Having
Your Seder at CHABAD HOUSE
In a Worm, Joyous Chassidik Atmosphere and also consider our
Kosher food service during the entire holiday.
RESERVATIONS NOW BEING TAKEN
For Information Call
995-3276 (99-LEARN)
or Write To:
SOURCES SAID Ford was re-
luctant to seek an 80-day-cool-
ing off period under the Taft-
Hartley law, saying it could
break the momentum of the
continuing talks and only delay
a future walkout.
But Usery said yesterday af-
ternoon, "There comes a time
when the overriding issue be-
comes to protect the American
public - the safety and health
of the nation. Certainly at this
time, we have to consider al-
most everything that we need
to do."
An injunction could be ob-
tained through the courts 24 to
48 hours after Ford orders the
machinery in motion but it
The average American auto-
mobile travels 13.7 miles forj
every gallon of gasoline and
uses at least 700 gallons of gaso-
line annually.
CHABAD HOUSE
715 Hill St.
Ann Arbor, MI 48104
Donation
$5.00
per Seder
seeing. MLB, April 3, 7 & 9 p.m,
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DORM RESIDENTS of Stockwell
and South Quad, vote in U.H.C.
election during dinner. U.F.W boy-
cott is on ballot. Dorm residents
who did not vote this week may
vote during day on Diag/Fishbowl.
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YOU NEVER LEAVE THIS GAME
BILLIARDS AT THE UNION
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Hey FLATTY-HAPPY BIRTHDAY.
love, Curves
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Come dance to MELODISO Sunday.
A n m Law Quad Ballroom. 85F402,
! WELCOME TO THE FAMOUS
Campus
Pinball
1217 S.
University
* NEW MACHINES
XEROX AND OFFSET
fast, low cost duplicating
COPY QUICK
1217 S. University 769.0560
USERY MET with both sides
yesterday afternoon after, he
said "considerable progress"
was made within the last 24
hours.
He added, however, that
there were "still some wide dif-
ferences of opinion in several'
areas."
More than 400,000 Teamsters
SUN PHOTO
I Day
Color Print Service
PROCESSING LAO
20% discount on
Kodak processing
EASY DRIVING AND
PARK ING
3180 Packard
1 blk. E. of Platt
913-0110
Hours: 8:30-9:00 M & F
8:30-5:30 T, W, T, S
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TAXES.
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DOOR-TO-DOOR
o IMPROVE SERVICES
TO PEOPLE USING
PRESENT REVENUE
o KEEP P.V. VOTE
NO ON REPEAL
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PD. POLITICAL ADV.
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FEMININE & MASCULINE princi- VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: George
ples in YOGA by Anita Montero, Wallace Headquarters. 1882 E. Mi-
member Inittatic Schools of the chigan. Ypsilanti. 481-1776. Office
U.G.B. and a vegetarian dinner ($2), hours 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mon thru
APRIL 4, 6 p.m. at Yoga Center of Sat. 76F0402
Ann Arbor, 500 Miller, 769-4321, 483-
7925, 01F404 Offset Printing, Xerox Copies
- - Xerox reductions, photostats
THETA XI is still looking for a Halftones, Typesetting
few good men 1345 Washtenaw. 761- and much more
6133 or 995-8455. 51F407 ARBOR I NSTANT
Dear Vanessa, PRINTING
Would like to drive over to your STUDENT ACCOUNTS WELCOME
house, but don't have money for 214 S. 4th Ave. 994-4664
parking meter and can't afford a
ticket Understand EARL GREENE PREGNANT? Need help? Call Prob-
wants to remove parking meters lem Pregnancy Help, 769-7283. 400 S.
from residential streets. Vote for Division Free pregnancy tests.
EARL GREENE, Democrat, for City O -- --
Council, April 5th. -WE MAKE YOU LOOK "NEAT"
(Paid Political Advertisement) U-M STYLISTS
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FARMER MIL BEWARE
This is the start of Mash Miller
Month. Hee Hee, you die. 40F402
ONLY THE VERY BEST
PINBALL AT THE UNION
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DAILY WRITER seeks couple wish-
ing to be married for purposes of a
feature story, In a hurry. Can off
your picture in paper. Call C Q. at.
995-7627. dF403
CONCERNED PEOPLE desperately
needed as foster parents for teen-
agers in crisis situations. 1 day/2
weeks. Singles, couples, groups and
families. A couch will do Cali Ozone
House, 769-6540. 08F0522
ALL PAPERBACKS-history, litera-
ture, philosophy-20% off Thursday
through Saturday, PAIDEIA BOOKS,
313 S. State Street (upstairs).
97F403
FRIENDS LAKE COMMUNITY. 80
acre, wildlife preserve near Chelsea: I
swimming, canoeing, picnicing,
camping. Membership $50 per adult.
Brochure from Bloods, 2005 Pem-
craft, Ann Arbor, Mich. 48103.
25F0417
BACK TO
BOWLING
AT THE UNION
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JUNIORS-If you're talking MCAT,
LSAT, GRE, GMAT next year, study
for them during the spring and
summer terms. Campus Inn loca-
tion, low summer prices. RUTGERSI
REVIEW CENTER. Call collect F-
557-3158. 66F416
DREAMS AS DRAMA
Gestalt/art/movement workshop,
April 9-11. Bob and Margaret Blood.
769-004$5
25F408
WE HAVE a complete liquor depart-
ment. Village Apothecary, 1112 S.
University. cFtc
PERMANENT WEIGHT LOSS
Through B e h a v i o r Modification.
Weight Control National, 994-0019.
BE PRESENT
at the
SOVIET
JEWRY
PROTEST
SUNDAY, April 4
1 :30 p.m.
At
HILL AUDITORIUM
SUMIKO'S
The complete Oriental experience
from decor to food, SUMIKO'S serves
the finest in authentic teriyaki, tem-
puro and yakiniku in one of three
Japanese dining rooms.
To complete your generous, yet mod-
estly priced, Oriental dinner there is
hot sake or your choice of imported
and domestic beers.
A LITT LE BIT OF JAPAN ...
SO CLOSE TO HOME.
Fr cal C A485-3981
2421 E. MICHIGAN, YPSI.
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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
coffee never made anyone sober.
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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