Wednesday,;June 19. 1974

THE MICHIGAN DAILY



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BUSINESS SERVICES
TUTORING, EE, Statistics, Math,
Computers. Call Walt, 769-2256. cJtc
TYPING and EDITING. Call Jean,
994-3594, 10 a.m.-10 p.m. cJtc
PETS AND SUPPLIES
I WANT a cute long-haired kitten
- months old for my very own.
Cue, not a mutt. 761-277, 7-11
p.m. dT
AQUARIUM - 20 gal. O'Dell. All
glass hood, heater, filter. $30.00,
Call 761-3000. dT
LOST AND FOUND
LOST KITTEN!!-Gray, with brown
markings, brown streak on nose;
about 8 wks, old. Call 665-6807.
dA626
LOST - GRAY KITTEN, 2 white
patches on belly, 3 months, vicinity
Walnut & Geddes. Please call 994-
5647. 46A621
FOUND - RING on E. University
June 14. Cal 665-9889 and identify.
dA620
M19rAI, MSE.
RADIOS. REPAIRS
I FM CONVERTER w/ noair of 6v
speakers Call Mark: 665-6807. dX613
RENT A GUITAR, Wh Buy? Le-
sons available to-boot' Your ounulty
music store. Apollo Music Center
769-1400. eXte
OTUILD D/35. 6330. Apollo Meote
Center. 761-9430. eXtc
TUSED UPRTrHT PANO. 99t50.
Dark finish. In -ood ohape Apllo
Music Center, 761-9430. Xec
FOR SALE
MOVING Sofa bed,r ecliner, velset
chairs, a dr' k, auarim, ok-
aes, snow tires, basinette 006 -
1893. 26B621
'66 VW Beetle. Good condition
Mike, 769-4375. after 6. 85B62
SEA SNARK-Polystyrene. Call Paul
761-4281. 05B620
FOR SALE BY OWNER-Snclos,
lieht tri-level: Includes four bed-
rooms, study. family room, enclosed
porch, fireplace, thermopane, maxi-
mum storage. Treed lot, professional
neighborhood five minutes from
campus. Assumable 7g5, .low six-
tics. By appointment only, 769-2931.
19622
WANT TO TRADE rock 'n rolBl co-
settes for mellow music, or sell for
$2.50 each. Ira, 663-0865. 14B620
SUBLET
1UL Y-AUG. SUBLET-2-bdrm., 2 or
3 nerson apt. in house. Rent nego-
tiable. 518 Hill, No. 1. 099=4-33.
37U22
OIRNS PARK Area-$65 room for
female in July and August.dU1o'l
761-940. 0621
ON CAMPUS-4-rm. furnished apt.
uly-Aug. Evenings: Coil 761-3083;
laos leave message for P. Hovt,
764-8444. 38U626
lTlLY-AUG Snr'oolin houe,
tA5/moth netotil.ClOoe to coo-
ois Kltchen privileges Sandy, 994-
i27; Phil. 994-5090. 36U619
IANT ROOM. 1-2 teople. Lao e
hrrse Garden. 665-0825. 35621
BDRM. nartment. A C lus dis-
nal, for Srmrmer, immediate o-
cupacey. Call Al after 5:00, 668-60800
49U621
\A WOMAN needed for two-per-
it Okland Avenue psartm-ent.
ntcn room, furnished. Fll op9ion.
10 mo . uilities and parking paid.
Available JuyL 1. 769-5629, 994-3091.
50U622
'NE PERSON needed to share two-
bedroom apt. July-Aug.. $35 mo. 910
. State. Caol 761-2138. 42621
SUBLET-July-Auust. 1-bdrm. in
2-bdrm. apt. Located in house
across from Physics and Astronomy
Bldg. $58/mon. furnished. Call Tom,
764-0481, 994-4247. dU620
SUBLET-1 person $65/mon. (ne-
gotiable), near North Campus/bus-
stop/Arb. 769-8954. 18U622
ONE OR TWO FEMALES wanted to
sublet room in modern 2-bdrm.
Immediate occupancy or July-Aug.
Call Jean, 603-2709 or 761-1840. 631
S. Forest, No. 3. 23620
OWN ROOM in two-man apartment.
Dishwasher. $50. 994-0475. 90U617
FEMALE NEEDED, July-August. Mo-
dern apt., A/C, close to campus.
Rent negotiable. 761-9122. 04U622

SUBLET
SUMMER PLUS FALL SUBLET. 2
rooms, kitchen and bath. Pleasant
street (Spring St.), quiet, porch,
A/C. Summer $100/mon., Fall $155/
mon. Call Warren suppertime and
evenings, 769-7588. 27U620
Summer Sublet
Best Location
Spacious 2 & 3 Pdcm. Apts.
A/C, dishwashers & balconis
VISCOUNT & CHALET APTS.
CAMPUS RENTALS
1335 S. University
665-8825
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ONE LARGE BEDROOM. A/C. Rent
negotiable. Call Michael 769-8585.
97U619
2 LARGE BEDROOMS: $45/mon. ea.
In spacious apt. on campus. Central
air cond., kitchen, parking, etc.
June 25-Ag. 30. Take one or both.
Call 994-0073 anytime. 96U621
ONE FEMALE NEEDED for lovely
4-man. 521 Walnut, No. 2. Available
immediately. 668-6906 or 663-3641.
cUte
MAGNIFICIENT MAYNARD HOUSE.
Spacious one-bedroom, central air.
laundry, disposaL Furnished. On
campus. Rent quite negotiable. July
and August with renewal option.
662-3442 from 6-10 p.m. 87U620
ONE FEMALE NEEDED to share
beautiful apartment, near campus.
Call 665-6256. 99U621
1 BEDROOM to sublet in large A/C
apartment. $70/month. 668-7277.
17U622
ONE LARGE BEDROOM in 3-bdrm.
house. On campus. July-Aug. $50mo.
662-7135, 665-0823. 83U620
*ix Summer Campus
Rooms for girls. Furnished in a
secure modern brick building. Avail-
able now or July 1. Fall option.
$75/mon. includes utilities. 761-1932.
rule
SUMMER
CAMPUS ROOMS for girls. Com-
pletely furnished carpeted, in a
modern bldg. Sunny, pleasant neigh-
borhood. $100 for double, $75 single.
Fall option. 761-1932. cUte
PERSONAL
THE PROFESSIONALS ARE HEREI!
U-M STYLISTS
AT THE UNION
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PERSONAL
L [OUT-Rave a great time! Use
pour levantine kirk sparingly and
hrry back for cider at Bicycle
Jim's. 46F619
LET US fill your next prescription.
The Village Apothecary. cFtc
CITY DANCE THEATER-An impro-
visational dance group orginating
in Boston, will give a performance
Thursday, June 20 at 8:00 p.m. in
Barbour Gymnasium. $1 donation.
An Improvisational Workshop will
lso be held Friday, June 21 at 1
p.m. in Barbour Studio. 50c. 41F619
CREATIVE WEDDING PHOTOG-
RAPHY - Weddings by David has
been doing it since 1968. By ap-
pointment only, please call 994-5440.
eFtc
TROTTER
HOUSE
is offering
Summer Lunch
P rota ro m
11:30-1:30 $1.50 donation
THURSDAY'S MENU
Baked Chicken. Smothered Meat-
halls, mixed Turnip & Mustard
Greens, Sa u a s h. Tossed Salad,
Choice of Breads. Coffee & Punch.
cF620
WFnnTNG INVITATIONS--Mod. or
traditional, Call 761-0942 anytime.
eFtc
UPTIGHT?-Ulse whirlnool. Angela
massaos musclcs. Exclusive, inex-
pensive. 971-6867. cF823
WANTED-Philosonhv Grad to tutor
undergrad. Excellent stipend. 459-
1553. 31F622
26. PERSONABLE male wishes to
meet sensitive woman. Write Box
31, Michigan Daily. 11F620
I WORK part time at a psych
clinic. I'd like to meet a woman
1who like myself is looking for a
warm, growing relationship. My
main hobbiesare tennis and music.
Jim, 994-5521. Call persistently, late
evening best. 59F622
GRAD STUDENT in his late 20's
would like to meet a personable
girl, possible marriage. Call for Abe
at 668-9533 or come to 1125 E. Hu-
ron, Room No. 9, in Ann Arbor.
20F619
WANTED-To meet a warm, conver-
soot sister in grad sohool who is
looking for a change of pace over
the summer. Adolphus, 434-0352at-
ter 0 p.m. dF2t
TALK TO GEORGE, he's a good
listener. If he says no, no, no, no,
no then try a little Greek. Union
Bowling Lanes. He's here from 11
am. Mon.-Fri. rF6l9
EVERY DAY IS RING DAY at the
Michigan Union. See our display of
class rings at the concession stand
on the first floor. Fte

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PERSONAL
THE COPY MILL
211 B. 5. State: 663-3969
FOR QUALITY COPIES & OFFSET
cFto
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
'AMARK' S
COFFEE HOUSE
ON THE RISE
New plans include:
MATRIX THEATRE - A community
exhibition center for the perform-
ing, cinema and visual arts, (first
floor) children's matinees.
CAFE OF THE AMERICAS - Low-
cost, non profit coffeehouse special-
izing in Latin American food and
drink (basement).
ART GALLERY - Changing wall
displays for guest exhibitors (first
floor and basement).
YOU CAN HELP
Building estimates for bringing site
up to city codes is $12,000.00 (elec-
tric, air, mech, etc.) With the help
of faculty, student and community
friends, we've raised $9,000.00, and
have already begun construction.
$3000.00 more will enable us to open.
If you can loan, donate, invest or
cosign for any portion of this sum,
call the New World Media Project,
761-9855 (Keith or Bill).
A Michigan Non-Profit Corporation
cFtc
WANTED: Persons with ragweed,
hayfever (itching of the nose and
sneezing in Aug. and Sept.) to take
poet in a study involving a new
medication for treatment of hay
fever. Must not be leaving Ann Ar-
bor for longer than weekends from
end of July to end of Sept. Pay is
$75 for approximately 9 hours time
(at intervals). Phone 764-6142 day-
time, 434-4373 evenings. 94F620
THE JEWISH
GRAD GROUP
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Enroiiments now being accepted for
S. H. KAPLAN tutoring courses to
prepare for the upcoming M.C.A.T.,
D.A.T., and L.S.A.T. Board Exams.
Call (313) 354-0085 ce
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Scientoogy Works
Scientology is an Applied religions
philosophy. oFte
XEROX AND OFFSET
Fast, low cost duplicating.
COPY QUICK
1217 S. University 769-0560
Why buy mass produced WEDDING
RINGS? Have your own personal
design made by Jhan 769-7550. cFtc
85F
WHY WALK FARTHER?
Get your Levi's cuffed flairs at
WILD'S VARSITY SHOP
PINBALL
* 1217
S. UNIVERSITY
ARBOR INSTANT
PRINTING
Offset Printing, Xerox, Typing,
Wedding and Social Announcements
214 . 4th Ave.-994-4664
cFtc
BUMPER STICKERS custom printed
vhile-U-wait! MBL PRESS, 1217
Prospect. Ann Arbor, 761-0942. eFt
TENNIS LESSONS
Former U-M player. Individual or
group. Fourth year in Ann Arbor.
663-6720. cF626
WOMEN half price May-June. SAT-
URDAY NIGHT INSURANCE. 663-
1392. cFtc
CRAM IT!
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cram course
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Shorthand ,
* All Other
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Business Courses
Insure yourself of:
a more productive
year at college
or
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