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NIKKv Own095 RECEIVERt. Excellent condition,-
many extras, price negotiable. 663-5190after 5p.m. SA N S SO U C I
persistently. 3OB718 Ib'J .1.J
BACKPACKER TENT, Sierra Wilderness Design. Large one and two bedroom furnished apartments
6 pounds, excellent condition. $100. 663-08355. 42B719 available for fall occupancy. Apartment includes
heat, free parking, and a large balcony or patio.
Located across from the University of Michigan
Stadium. Bus service to and from central campus
daily.

Thompson Apartments'
Located on Central Campus
Efficiency, one and two bedroom furnished apart-
ments available for fall occupancy. Attractive'
modern building and furnishings. Includes laundry
facilities and air conditioning.
CALL 665-2289
Or visit the resident manager at
354OTHOMPSON STREET, APT. 216
Managed by
Reaume and Dodds
Management Company

CALL 663-2018
Or visit theresident manager at
1036SOUTH MAIN STREET
Managed by
Reaume and Dodds
Management Company.
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Room $80, Farmer's Market area. Phone after 3:00,
761-1734. 22C719
ONE EFFICIENCY, one apartment and rooms.
Fall leases. 769-053. 01C722
FURNISHED ROOMS at low prices. 995-3270, 760-
307. cCtc

DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Edited by Margaret Farrar and Trude Jaffe
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ACROSS 50 Best of all 12 Diving bird.
1 Get top billing 52 Go get 13 Swingingstride
5 Go away 56 Certain 18 Biblical
10 Shopping center needleworks shepherd
feature 59 Yangtze tributary 23 At the drop of-
14 Clair de 61 Herb 25 Pottery
15 Not deserved 62 Girl of song 27 Dinner treat
16 Melville book 63 Receive into the 29 Meadows
17 Grandson of mind 31 Ahab's father.
Catherine the 66 Eastern title 32 Echo
Great 67 Americans of 33 Sgts.
19 Flyer's stunt Japanese ancestry 34 Subdue
20 Passing through 68 Figure of the 35 Bird sound
21 Novels, etc.: Abbr. Augustan age 36 Pained cry
22 Level: Phrase 69 Nonplus: Colloq. 38 The forty-eighth
24 Kind of shopping 70 Sillies state: Abbr.
expedition 71 Workers 41 Emotionless states
26 Deserving or drones 44 Tell--
28 Parts of tennis 48 Libby's relative
courts DOWN 49 Region of SW
30 Fruit of a tree 1 Some eastern Morocco
34 Norse god Europeans 51 Loud noise
37 Letters 2 Spring bloomer 53 Crossbeam
38 Part of AEC 3 Poetic preposition 54 Doll
39 Juillet's follower 4 Regina's spouse 55 Pays attention
40 Holy place 5 Cabin feature 56 Roman a-
42 Ian Fleming 6 "All's Well That (novel about real
creation -" people)
43 Glove leathers 7 Lyric 57 Campagna di-
45 Prefix with carp 8 Outbursts of 58 Movie name:
or calyx enthusiasm Abbr.
46 Archaeological 9 Fencingmaneuver 60 Friend, in St. Lo
sites 10 Pamper 64 Mariner's
47 Merman 11 Un ami-(a direction: Abbr.
48 Amazon country friend of mine) 65 Tennis stroke
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FOR RENT
FALL OCCUPANCY; modern two-bedroom unfur-
nished apartment. 1 mile from Diag. Laundry facili-
ties, parking. $250.00 per month includes stove,
refrigerator, heat and water. Campus Management,
Inc.,663-4101. . cCtc
ROOM A ND BOA RD
FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED. Start Septem-
ber 1; own or share room. Village Green Apart-
ment, 663-5123. 35E720
PERSONA L
A BEAUTIFUL DAY for billiards at the Union.
Open 1p.m. today. cF715
SPECIAL STUDENT VITAMIN formula for you.
whodonteat right. Available at Village Apothecary,
1112 S. University. pcFtc
MELISSA,
You're in so much trouble, I don't know how you'll
ever be free. Not only do you have to go on trial for
cocaine possession, but now you've been arrested
for your involvement with URLA as the urban
guerrilla called Sonia! And where is little April?!
MARILYN dF715
To CAROLE (and friends):
We sympathize with you in your Daily struggle to
retain and maintain yourselves against hostile ele-
ments. We shall try to deliver you from your misery.
-a friend dF715
PORTABURGER,
Sounds like a blast! You supply the place and I'll
bringTab and greenpeppers, d Fay?
-Obnoxsity Personified dF7lS
A PERIODICAL RETREAT finally has its own
space. We opened in David's Books, moved into
Albert's Copying and then into Charing Cross. In
our new location above Music Mart on State Street,
we have periodicals, books and posters. Climb our
stairs. It you can't find us, give us a call at 663-
0215. A PERIODICAL RETREAT. An alternative
periodical and book shop. 336 S. State. On the
second floor. pcF729
OFFSET AND XEROX
Fast Low Cost Duplicating
COPY QUICK-769-0560
1217 S. University
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NEW and EXCITING gifts at the, EXHIBIT
MUSEUM GIFT SHOP-including terrific dinosaur
T-shirts for kids and adults. Mon.-Fri. 10 to 4:30,
Sat. 10 to 5, Sun. 1 to 5. Alexander Ruthven Natural
Science Museums Building, North University &
Geddes. 400715
MAKE LOVE!-NOT WAR
(IT'S GOOD FOR OUR BUSINESS)
Austin Diamond
1209S. University
663-7151
Specializing in custom
engagement & wedding rings
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HOUSECLEANING-Expertly done by U-M gradu-
ate student. References if required. Call 973-2586.
dF
CUSTOM T-SHIRTS-We got 'em. Many styles.
Many colors. Lettering available. Also team uni-
forms. The Inn Shop in the Ann Arbor Inn.8
a m.-8p.m. cFtc
NEED COPIES?
J & J COPYING/TYPING SERVICES
1202S. UNIVERSITY 7days 662-6401
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H ELP W ANTED
RESPONSIBLE PERSON needed toa ve-in with 3
children (11, t, 7). Free room, board and $ for
summer on lakein Harrison, Michigan. Weekends
free. 973-2512, 973-1953. 25H715
KEYPUNCH OPERATORS-part-time Saturdays
and sundays. We have openings for six applican-
ts-esperienced or trainee-one year experience
preferred. We will alo train if you can type 50 words
per minute and have a background in business
machines. Compensation commensurate with
ability. Call Jim Walker, 665-6800, 9-5. Equal Oppor-
tunity Employer. 16H715
HOUSECLEANER-Responsible perfectionist wan-
ted for 4-8 hours/week, $3.00/hour. Student
preferred. Long-term job for the right person. Call
stephanie, 995-1010. 15H719
$30 PAID to research subjects. Normal, non-over-
weight male joggers (running 10 or more miles per
week), age 25-50, for a 2 day (5 hours per day),
outpatient study of blood fat metabolism. Subjects
should have negative family history of diabetes and
of premature (onset before age 60) coronary heart
disease. Contact: Hypertension Division, U of Mich-
igan, 763-5492, weekdays between 8:30-11:36 am.
781H715
RESPONSIBLE PERSON needed to live-in with 3
children (II, 8, 7). Free room, board and $ for sum-
mer on lake in Harrison, Michigan. Weekends free.
973-1953. 25H715
PHONE PERSON NEEDED to set and dispatch
appointments for a service company. Experience
preferred, but will train sharp individual. Hours
4:00-8:30 p.m. daily. Incentive payment program
Call Mr. Bell at 971-2695, between 12-5. 28H719
UNIVERSITY of Michigan is studying language and
children, aged 11 to 2 years. If interested in hav-
ing your child participate, call Barbara Hauck,
663-2249. 37H721
COMMUTER from Plymouth area for easy pick-ups
and deliveries. Call761-4146. 39H722
H E LP WA NTED
RETAIL MANAGER-Grad student wanted for
weekend business, starting 3 p.m. Friday, also
Wednesday 3 p.m. Approximately 35 hours weekly.
Abilityt h work with people, honesty, maturity,
andcommon sense. $4.50 tostart. Complete,respon-
sibility, need transportation. Available mid-July.
Call971-7676. 77H718
WORK-STUDY HELP WANTED IN STUDENT
SERVICES OFFICES. Work with staff and studeni
in a small, relaxed office. Typing and genera,
clerical duties. 3000 MichiganUnion,764-7421. 93H715
Student Services assistant wanted for work-study
job No. 638. 20 hours per week, morning or after-
noon. Call Mike at 763-2203 or 995-2158. ltH715

R EL T E B E ST T !_M E
I A N S P A R E S T E A R (WANTED)-COLLEGE representatives for 2
5$V E N A B E D R A N G E major breweries. Part-time on campus promotional
P E R I C L E S P U R S ES activities. Must be energetic and outgoing. Tre-
G A M S P U D S mendous experience with built-in incentives. Send
H E E L E R I N G E S T resumes to P.O. Box M-1366, Ann Arbor, MI 48106.
N U1T R T i N I N L AW7H721

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