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LOST AND FOUND FOR RENT
Lost during UM grad in Chrysler 2 gold cufflinks in HOME COOKING-Either double room of double
white envelope monogrammed DMB in script. plus n single available fall. Male graduate students
Family heirloom. Reward. 434-9408. 45A510 and upperclassmen. Meals served. Walk to campus.
_____ - month lease. 76-75 ater 5p.m. 33C510
FOUND-Black hornrimmed prescription glasses.
K.H. on lens. Hill St. near State. Mark C., 662- .
217. 510 The Highlands
FOR SA LELOCAEDON
NORTH CAMPUS
BICYCLE-Fugi Model Ace Racer. Paid 475, ask- One and two bedroom unfurnished apartments for
ing$250.Excellent condition.662-7144. olB510 immediate or fall occupancy. Featuring: security
FOR THE BEST IN WATER BEDS remember to lock system, drapes, dishwasher, tennis courts and
come see Waterworks Waterbeds at 3066 Packard swimming pool. Buses to and from central campus
near Platt. 9711355. cBt daily
E CALL
LOVELY NEIGHBORHOOD near campus. Low 769-3672
rent and exchange for babysitting 6 yr. old. Quiet Or visit the Resident Manager at 1693 Broadway,
student preferred. 663-4770. References desired. A t
t9C51 Apt .W32.
AVAILABLE MAY 15th-Own room in beautiful, MANAGED BY
quet, friendly 6-bedroom house. Close to campus/ REAUME & DODDS
hospital, fall option, full kitchen, parking, large M
backyard, $120/month plus utilities. Grad/profes- Management Co.
ional preferred. 663-3726. 05C511 Cc
DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Edited by Margaret Farrar and Trude Jaffe
.01979 Leo Ased Trra Sykaite
ACROSS 44 Migratory birds 11 Doctrine
1 Delayed a while 45 1/8 ounce 12 Succumb to
7 Fidelity to nature 46 She wore inertia
14 Dress diamonds 13 Maker of a
15 Habituate 47 Relatives of formal proposal
17 Polish composer pounds 16 Teachers and
18 Fellow traveler 49 Polish guides
19 Hill in South 50 Drew out 21 Means of
Africa information transportation
20 -ray tube 52 Civil guardians 24 Garden tools
22 Card game 54 Refurbish 26 Blood relations
23 Issue 55 Lionel Bart 28 Super!
25 Main Street musical 29 Lengthwise strip
sights 56 Argued the insa skirt
26 Small group point 31 Spicy soup
or cluster 57 Carriers 32 Obviously busy
27 Defenders of person
a retreat DOWN 33 Involved
29 Instrument for 1 Food worker in 34 Rope used as a
17 Across Chicago releasing device
30 Iris rootstock 2 Social reception 35 - Solemnis
31 Marathon runner, 3 Heaven on earth 37 Handled
at times 4 Sample of 39 Expunge
32 Connecting a type 40 Reach a
35 Patchers 5 Popular first name destination
36 Not too literate in Copenhagen 41 Flying
37 Helpful kitchen 6 Made undrinkable, phenomenon
hand as rubbing alcohol. 42 Glowing coals
38 Leg attachment 7 Slices of bacon 44 Reached
39 Rub the wrong 8 Repeated 47 Operatic star
way 9 Etching liquids 48 Operatic aria
43 Bugles in 10 Name for a 51 Kind of horse
the night senorita 53 Ignited
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large kitchen, living room, dining room, hallway,
air-conditioning, cats. $800/month plus utilities and
deposit. (212) 362-5376. 37C516
FALL-CAMPUS
We are currently leasing our remaining few ef -
ciencies and 1 bedroom, modern, furnished apart-
ments for next Fall. Stop by or call Dahlmann
Apartments, 543 Church, 761-7600. Monday-Friday,
9-5. cCtc
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
2-BDRM. apt. in house. Campus Rentals. 6658825.
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GRAND OPENING
RENTAL HOMES
Brand new homes with fireplace, cathedral ceiling
two-car garage with automatic opener, four bed-
rooms or three bedrooms and family room, full
basement, large wood deck, use of tennis court
and heated pool. Approx. la -miles from campus
off W. Liberty. Dahlmann Apts. Ltd., 761-7600.
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IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
One bedroom and two bedroom apts. Now available.
Furnished. Includes heat, water and parking. Across
from U of M Stadium. 2 blocks from campus bus
stop. Sans Souci Apts.. 1036 S. Main. 94-3955. Ctc
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT at a Jewish
rooming house, spring/summer discount prices,
fall/winter leases. 769-3078. pcCtc
PE RSON A L
NEW OPENING HOURS-Billiards and Bowling.
Open 11:30 a.m. Mon.-Fri., 1 p.m. Sat., Sun. at
the Union. cF512
BEIT MIDRASH CLASSES beginning now at Hillel:
Basic Judaism, Prayer Book Hebrew, Beginning
Hebrew Folk Guitar, and Readings in Maimonides.
Forinformationcall Hillel, 663-3336. cF511
MIXED LEAGUE BOWLING Wednesday nights.
Sign up now. Union Lanes. SO"*per game. Open
11:30 a.m. Mon.-Fri.,lp.m. Satf&Sun. cF2
NATIVE ENGLISH speakers needed to help English
Language Institute students, practice conversa-
tional English asnconversational partners. Language
exchange possible with Japanese, Spanish, Arabic,
Persian, and some others. To volunteer call ELI
at 764-24138-12, 1-5. 31F511
GEMINI-Are you BORED? Join the Gemini club
now starting. The only object is fun. Call 662-3431
eves. 22F515
UM STYLISTS at the Union open 8:30 a.m. to
5:15 p.m. Mon.-Sat. Professional hair care services
and RK products. cF512
FEARLESS DISCIPLINE
A public talk on Buddhist meditation by Mr. David
McCarthy, personal representative of the Venerable
Trungpa Rinpoche, at the Friends Meeting House,
1420 Hill Street-Friday, May 11 at 8 p.m. $2.50.
Information: 665-4401. 27F511
FRIENDS LAKE COMMUNITY
80-acre wildlife preserve near Chelsea: swimming,
sailing, canoeing, picnicking, tenting. All-year
membersip$50/adult: children free. Brochuretfrom
Bloods,2005 Pennraft. Ann Arbor, MI 48103. cF525
JOSEPHKENNETH ERHART:
How do I love thee? Let me count the ways..
Love, Beth dF511
MAKE LOVE!-NOT WAR
Its good for our business
Austin Diamond
12095. University
663-7151
Specializing inscustom
engagement & wedding rings
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ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE
SMA U T S U P P A L 0 M A R
T E R R A C E E L E V A T E
A R S E N A L S T D E N I S
B E A NIT F A K E R A P T
C AW T Y R 0 L
M A C M F T S C O R E D
E l A M 0 1 T E R A T 0
A I R L I F T R EA D I N G
L EG A L S W A I N S A M
S N O P E S A YR M E S A
B R 0 N X E P I
D A T 0 F 0 Y S 0 L S E N
E L E A Z A R P A U L I N E
E V 1E1R1E51 T A N N E' T T E,
SA A T E R E D D E E R
PERSONAL'
NEW YORK-style Deli, meeting Sunday nights at
Hillel, 1429 Hill St.,6 p.. $1.50 per plate. cF511
JAPANESE PHOTO ALBUMS
Three albums, one dated by inscription, of photo-
graphs taken in 19th century Japan. Many hand-
tintedlandcapes, warriors and-abrigine, garde-s,
handicrafts, western-style building, corpse washing,
political figures, etc. Collector's items. Bids taken
until June 15th. Call813-98-0880 after 6 p.m. 36F516
OFFSET AND XEROX
FAST LOW COST DUPLICATING
COPYQUICK-769-0560
1217 S. University
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PRIMAL/FEELING THERAPY-The Personal
Growth Center, 403 Miller, 9710102. cFtc
H E LP WA N TE D
EARN $3 in brief, fun, psychological experiment.
No deception involved. 764-9175 to participate.
34H516
LIFE GUARD NEEDED
North Campus Recreational Building must have
current advanced life-saving, first aid, and CPR
certification. Contact JoAnn Prunty, 763-3084,
Department of Recreational Sports. 39H512
ANN ARBOR "Y" youth basketball instructors.
Saturday morning peogram- 663-0536. 26H515
CONSUMER ACTIVISTS
Work with Michigan's largest and most effective
consumer organization. Michigan Citizen's Lobby is
seeking talented and people-oriented individuals to
canvass and fund-raise for consumer issues. In-
volves extensive interpersonal contact with the
public. Full-time salaried positions with advance-
ment opportunities. For an interview, call 663-
6824 between 12noon and 2 p.m. 17H510
NORTHERN MICH. Summer Camp has the follow-
ing positions open-Arts and Crafts instructors,
WSI (swim instructor), Sailing instructors. Call
(616)1355-3114. 24H515
NURSES
Cedar Point Amusement Park on Lake Erie has
several seasonal openings for Registered Nurses
or graduated nurses with an interim permit. Will
work 40 hrs. per week. Must be available from
early May through Labor Day. Excellent hourly
wage. Housing available on premises. Spend the
Summer at one of America's finest recreation
resorts. Interested persons should call 419/626-0830,
Ext. 2321, or write Cedar Point Personnel Office,
Sandusky, OH 48870. (An equal opportunity em-
ployer). 25H510
CHILDCARE ACTION CENTER needs Outreach
students to work and play with children ages 2i-6
years. Spring and/or Summer term. Call 764-3847.
29H512
COLLEGE STUDENT WANTED to assist handi-
capped man and help with inside and outside
tasks. Will trade for room, board, and loving family!
Cal 995-8855. 30H518
HOUSECLEANING, own transportation required.
Flexiblehours. 971-7052. $4.00 perhour. 14H50
PSYCHOLOGIST WANTS to meet persons who at
some point in their lives have undergone an experi-
ence in religious conversion, a marked change in
lifestyle, a shift in political beliefs, etc. If you ve
experienced such a transition in your life and might
be willing to share confidentally your understand-
ing of this change, please contact Dr. Barratt at
764-1589 between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m., weekdays.
Some reimbursement for your time is possible.
10H512
ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN for repair of com-
munications equipment. Experience and minimum
2nd class operator's license necessary. Call Diane
Delatorre, 662-1247to apply :93H518
LIVE IN BABYSITTER. mature female. 8 p m-
7:.Mia.m children. Howell (517 5401546 8511511
OVERSEAS JOBS- Summer/year round. Europe,.
America. Australia, Asia, etc. All fields. $500)120o
monthly. Expenses paid. Sight seeing. Free in-
o Write: IJC. Box 52-13. Corona Del Mar. CA
92625. 59H531
Weekend resident manager needed forsmall group
home in Ann Aror. Manager functions as part of
treatmentiteam in addition to managingihome. Ex-
cellent experience for psychology and social work
students.Call769-73535 471H512
WANTED-INSTRUCTORS for Silkscreening
and Ballroom Dancing I. Experience necessary.
For further information call Linda Hawkins or
Cecil Taylorat994-8400after3:00p.m. 54cHtc
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