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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

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AVNS ThIEY ALL IN

FOR RENT
OWN ROOM in furuichei ? hmrIrnom
house. Available immediatr-I. Free
parking and full bauseteO D95-4384.
530714
1-2 PERSON ROOMS. Crtree Co-
op. 1910 Hill Juls-Au $90-100/ mo.
Inni utilities. oal ph--. family
living situation, food, $4 month,
769-565. 55C713
2 LARGE CORNER ROOMS. with
shared kitchen. Clore to c-mpus. All
utilities paid. No lease. Available
lmmediutely. Call 665-6923 af ter4
pm. 460714
INTERNATIONAL RESIDENCE
paces in apartments for men and
romen. Air-conditionine dsbhwash-
rs, garbage disposals, lounge with
CV, stereo. Reasonable rents. Call
162-5529 weekdays. 665-6375 week-
mds. 360712
6CE APT. near campus, ideal for
ne person or couple. Call 769-0194
aetween 5 and 7. 440708
FAKE OVER my Iease in September.
hare apartment in Heritage House
with three girls. Call Amy collect,
156-4946. dC713
NOW RENTING fall 1977
SANS SOUCI (across from U-M sta-
l1am ) FURNISHED one and two
oedrooms, parking available. Buses
to and from campus every half hour.
See manager at apartment K-1 or
:all 94-3955. 0Ctc
THOMPSON APARTMENTS
(at corner of William and Thomp-
son). Furnished efficiences, one and
two bedroom apartments. See man-
ager at apartment 216 or call 665-
2289.

FOR RENT,
ROOMS - July-August. Kitchen
available. Call 995-5374. 110709
FURNISHED ROOMS for rent at
715 Hill Street, featuring Kosher
restaurant, game room and Judaico
library. Only 2 minutes from garn-
pus. Call 995-3276, Ctc
SUBLET
I BDRM. In spacious 3 bdrm. apt. 3
bs. from campus. Must see to be-
lieve. 995-4108 ees. 58U714
JULY-AUGUST, own room in co-ed
house. 761-9441. 40U708
JULY-AUGUST. Sublet single room
In large sunny furnished house.
Women only! $60.00/mo.; negotiable.
761-9426 after 5 p.m. 45U712
WILL PAY $50.00 to female for take-
over of Xanadu Co-op lease in Fall.
Contact Cheryl after 6:00 p.m. at
665-510. 26U707
FEMALE ROOMMATE - Needed to
sublet July & August, negotiable,
bi-level, parking, air, dishwasher,
furnished, own bedroom, close to
campus. 1110 Oakland, Apt. 3. 663-
6199. 16U08
SUMMER SUBLET AVAILABLE -
S u n n y two bedroom furnish
apartment in old house. $150/month
Call Peggy, 662-8846. 02U707
INTERNATIONAL LIVING-Room &
Bood spae avilale for women
tudents. FRIENDS INTERNATION-
AL CO-OP. 761-7435. 06U707
SUBLET July-August. Own room in
3 bdrm. apt. $45/month. 769-2297.
03U708
ROOMMATES
1 WOMAN, 1 MAN, wanted for coop-
erative house starting Aug. or Sept.
1977 through Aug. '78. Grad student
or working person preferred. 761-
8540, 48Y720
ROOMMATES NEEDED for Septem-
ber. Double available in modern
apartment (A/C, dishwasher, loun-
dry, parking). Good landlord, $90
each. 668-7834 evenings. 3Y707
TICKETS
WANTED: 2 tickets to Fleetwood
Mac at Pine Knob, July 19, 20 or 21.
Call 517-487-0401 collect. 321712
USED CARS
SAAB 95 1970 body-good condition,
1972 engine-excellent condition.
John, 668-7414 eves. 56N709
FORD-1966 Galaxy-500. Needs little
.work, $200. 769-2784. 49N709
WANTED TO RENT
$10 REWARD for room or house in
the country. Call Rob or Jane, 761-
9234. 470709
BIKES, SCOOTERS
HONDA 500-4 Windjammer, konis,
drilled disc, rack, bags, bars, quartz
light, 971-8384, 764-3360. 51Z713
MISCELLANEOUS
IN THESE TIMES available exclus-
ively in our shop. For news coverage
that counts, we also offer you Seven
Days, Mother Jones, Manchester
Guardian, Le Mode,Hebdoaire,
and Frankfurter Algemeine. We are
interested in making available hard-
to-get, worthwhile periodicals. A Pe-
riodical Retreat, 316 S. State. 063-
0215. cM707
JOIN THE DAILY
yoU
see
news
happen
call
76-DAILY

LOST AND FOUND
LOST: 3% ft. red and black duffel
bag with clothing and keys. RE-
WARD. Susan, 763-4365. 60A70
PETS AND SUPPLIES
NORWEGIAN ELKHOUNDS - FREE.
Good with children. Call 483-5973. T
MUSICAL MDSE.,
RADIOS, REPAIRS
YAMAHA 12-string guitar with case,
$85. 995-5034. 37X709
HAND-MADE LEATHER STRAPS by
Flint craftsman, sold In Ann Arbor
by Apollo Music Center, 323 S. Main
St. - eX71
USED SPINET PIANO $399, uprights
from $200. Apollo Music Center, 769-
1400. rX716
ROAD LEAD and base amps back n
stock. Call Don Ford for appoint-
ment, Apollo Music Center, 769-1400.
cX716
USED FENDER AMPS, 3 different
models. Call Don, 761-9431. cX716
BUSINESS SERVICES
HANDSOME HARD COVER BIND-
INGS for books. 24 hr. service avail-
able. 722 Brooks, NR Miller and 7th,
995-4000, cJ817
TYPING-75c page. Call Candy, 663-
3834 (N. Campus). 99J708
THE SECRETARIAT
Typing, Copying, Binding
Editing, Drafting, Lettering
812 South State Street
11-6, 7 days/week 994-3594
gJt
T Y P I N G AND PRINTING. IBM
Selectric. 20 yrs. experience. 116 E.
Michigan, Ypsilanti. 485-4100. cJtc
FOR SALE
MOVING, MUST SELL 55 gal. aquar-
lum, IBM selectric typewriter, 35mm
camerat and much more. Call 995-
4384. 52B713
DOUBLE MATTRESS, box spring,
price negotiable. Debbie, 663-8306,
persistently. 54B707
MUST SELL stereo; Sherwood 7310
BIC 966 and EPI 90's, $550/best offer.
Call Steve at 663-6803. 57B709
NEW 12' x 36', furnished beautifully,
close in, ideal for student, city wa-
ter and sewer. 971-3111 or 1-782-4164.
Sunny Side Park dealer. 35B730
MOVING SALE: July 9-10 from 9-3,
everything must go. 1109 White St.
33B709
'71 CAPRI-$700, stick, readils, FM
radio. Phone 668-7470. 20B712
71 HONDA 175. Good condition, low
mileage, $275. Call Robbie, 995-5381.
HELP WANTED
PHYSICS: Advanced physics major
needed to do problem sets from be-
ginning physics book. Call1662-9412
mornings. 59H708
STUDENTS WANTED to paint a
large wooden fire escape. If you are
interested in submitting a bid call
769-8520. 34719
200 INVENTORY CLERKS
Needed for local department store
Monday night, July 11 and Tuesday
morning, July 12. No experience ne-
cessary, no contract or fees. Call
Kelly Services, 973-2300. 380709
LOOKING FOR one college student,
to look up and uali names in
own apartment. Work at your leis-
ure. Call 769-1046. 39H708
INVENTORY HELP for Saturday,
July 9, 9:30 p.m. $2.50/hour. Apply
today in person, J. Riggings, Briar-
wood Mal. 411709
MEDICAL SECRETARY for busy two
doctor office. Diversified duties, full
time, experience required. Send re-
sume to Michigan Daily, Box 17.
411719
FULL TIME insurance person to do
billing and follow up for busy doc-
tor's office. Experienced need only
apply. Send resume to Michigan
Daily, Box 17. 43H719
BE YOUR OWN BOSS. Set your own
hours. Set your own incomet As an
Avon Representative, you work for
yourself. Set your own hours earn
good money. And Avon will show
you how to run your own business.
Call Audrey Stein at 662-4401 any-
time, eH707
Join the Daily
Arts Department

HELP WANTED
WANTED-Reliable person to work
I or 2 days per week for small clean--
ig service. $3.00/hr. 769-3119 per-
sistently. 31B708
BOUNCERS
Apply in person after 5 evenings.
Dooley's, 310 Maynard. 09H707
WORK for VISTA in housing law
reform) Needed: attorneys or law
grads; economist; journalists. Full
time, low pay. Send resume to Jon
Rose or Paul Teich, 4310 Michigan
Union. dH707
BUSBOYS, meal job, lunch and din-
ner. Phone 663+5331 7-9 p.m. 14H707
TIME ON YOUR HANDS?
Eaen estee money selling AVON.
Chooseeyour on houre. Men and
women are invited to call Audrey
Stein for information. No experi-
ence needed. 62-4401 anytime. cHtc
THE MICHIGAN DAILY IS NOW
HIRINGSALES PEOPLE FOR THE
SUMMER TERM. No previsus sales
experience required, but a car is
virtually mandatory. Work is done
on a commission basis. If interested,
call Debbie or Pete at 764-0560, or
stop by the Daily. dHtc
PERSONAL
Carefully developed PROGRAM for
the common MALE problem (Lack
of Sexual self-CONTROL). We have
HELP for volunteers through IN-
FORMATION and PROCEDURES de-
veloped by University of Michigan
Research. 98% SUCCESSFUL. For
further information call (313) 624-
9141. 50F720
EVERYONE,
I'm really sorry for all the ttouble
I have caused you. I reallysnever
meant to hurt anyone but I guess
I was sort of messed up. I hope ev-
erything is going to be all right
from now on. By the way, Angela,
what are you doing Friday night?
-RICHARD dP707

Thursday, July 7, 1977
PERSONAL
J.B.-A letter and an envelope se
wafting their way through the mal:
to reach yourse mi-eager little fitn-
cers. It's muy caliente en Ass Ar-
ber. (My broken Spanish contributed
y a friend). To add insult to in-
jury (or heat) Barney needs four
new tires desperately, but my bi-
cycle was insured. I'm writisg tn
train of thought. - Me dF707
I AM LOOKING for anyone who has
information on and/or might like
to go with me camping in Algon-
quin National Park and surround-
ings, Canada, about the las two
weeks in August. Alan 662-2829
JAZZ
at the University Club with the
Roots Trio and Friends Noel Cun-
ningham, piano; Ted Harley, bass
Stanley Slaughter, drums; and fea-
turing Vincent York of the Merte
Ellington Band on alto sax. Friday
and Saturday evenings 9:30 p.m._
1:30 a.m. in the club cocktail lounge
in the Michigan Union Union build-
ing. Ask hostess for a free trial
membership. 763-2236, epte
(Continued on Page 9)
ANMSWER TO PREIOUS PU E
SA ACRE DOFFS
EA R CLI EERIE
ATRATE CRUDE
YET ROMAN E SOS
RECESS TAiN
HAS C TURES
RACED SEAL RA A'
AL EC 8 E L S STIR
MILK E R L E P i ETA,
STEEPLES AN
BRAIN OUGHs
TOR SEA ONS EEL
APART DEPRECATE
PATIO E L S A AVON
SN AR SLED BENT

CROSSWORD PUZZLE

ACROSS
1 Highland slope
5 Exclamation of
disbelief
9 Disney's middle
name
14 Rock's partner
15 Rise up
16 Tree cobra
17 Valuable whale
secretion
19 Narrator of a
Poe sea tale
20 Fabricate
21 Tusks
23 Within: Prefix
24 Part of London
26 Princess of
German legend
27 Initials on
some mail
30 Wrap-around
31 Chemical prefix
33 Rome's adversa
35 Skirt feature
39 "- abandon,y
who enter here"
40 Kneecap
42 "What-
know?"
43 Jaunty
44 Wall Street abb
46 Glace

S1977LOSANGELESTIMES
47 Girls nickname 18 Extend a helping
48 Resort at foot of hand
Bernese Alps 22 Highways: Abb.
51 Narrow-minded 25 Castile
54 Cold - 26 Lochinvar's lady
55 Bethlehem product 27 Part of USNA
56 W. Florida city 28 - Alto
60 Parting word 29 Paris airport
62 Tourist's need 32 Au courantL
64 Anc. people S of Phrase
Rome: Lat. 34 Spine
65 Defense gp. 36 Gallic zeal
66 Island east of Java 37 Inter
67 Type of ball game 38 Lake
68 Spanish painter 40 Distinctive
69 Put - (pretend): 41 W.H. Hudson hero
Colloq. 43 Type of
entertainer
DOWN 45 Rest
1 Excellent: Scot. 48 Mark -
2 Tourist mecca 49 - do with
3 White: Lat. 50Mr.deep
4 Lycee student 52 Beverage made
ry 5 Club: Abbr. with wine, sugar,
6 Birthright etc.
ye 7 Simplicity 53 Jewish title
8 Welles 55 Courtship
9 TV award 57 Castle's defense
10 Malay gibbon 58 Shirt or pony
11 Motivate 59 Similar
12 Bottomless gulf 61 Samuel's teacher
r. 13 South Pacific 63 Court figure:
island Abbr.

It's a spewing smoke-
stack. It's litter in the
streets. It's a river where
fish can't live.
You know what pollu-
tion is.
But not everyone does.
So the next time you see
pollution, don't close your
eyes to it.
Write a letter. Make a
call. Point itoutto someone
who can do something
about it.
People
start pollution.
{People
can stop it.
ffZ Keep America Beautiful
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