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noon on Washtenaw betwen South U. and Hill Sts.
Call Lance;668-8413or 665-7639. dA727
LFOR SALE
FUJI, 10-speed, excellent condition. $110/best offer.
95-0984. 76B722
MOVING-Modern Dux Beige studio bed-couch, $35,
good condition; Kitchenaid coppertone dishwasher,
$100, used only 4 years 426-8026. 668804
FOR RENT
LESBIAN FEMINIST HOUSE has Fall openings.
Call995-2804, evenings. 75C726
ROOM IN BEAUTIFUL HOUSE, $120/month plus
utilities. Near Weber's, air conditioned, furnished.
769 2582. 84C728
FURNISHED APARTMENT to share with one or
two mature people. Pool, recreation room, laundry
facilities, TV and phone. 663-9467, University
Towers, a partment 5-Q. 85C728
HOSPITAL-CAMPUS AREA, furnished, spacious
i bedr om apa rment. Parking, A/C, available
immediately. 660-&507. 82C728
GRAD STUDENT(S with child to share house
with 2 women, boy (6, vegetarian, shared cooking,
no smoking in house. References. $250 includes
utilities, year lease. B.P. area. 761-2274, 475-8775.
70C729

groups, vegetarian, non-smoking, shared cooking.
References. $250 includes utilities, year lease. B.P.
area. 761-2274,475-8775. 71C729
FURNISHED APARTMENT to share with one or
two mature people. Pool, recreation room, laundry
facilities, TV and phone. 663-9467, University
Towers, apartment 5-Q. 53C722
SANS SOUCI
Large one and two bedroom furnished apartments
available for fall occupancy. Apartment includes
beat, free parking, and a large balcony or paio.
Located across from the University of Michigan
Stadium. Bus service to and from central campus
daily.
CALL 663-2018
Or visit the residentmanager at
1036SOUTH MAIN STREET
Managedby
Reaume and Dodds
Management Company
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FURNISHED, in fraternity house. By day, week,
month. 995-5374. 46C801
FURNISHED ROOMS at low prices. 995-276, 769-
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DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Edited by Margaret Farrar and Trude Jaffe
CJ1978LosAngelesTimesSyndicate.
ACROSS 44 Biblical king 14 Winner
1 Blind parts 46 Taking a siesta precipitation
6 Pleasure trip 47 Dashboard 19 Delight h
11 Phantoms features 22 Went around
13 Concentrates 49 Finished 24 Equipped with
15 Arthurian 50 - diem a motor
residence 51 Cafeteria worker 26 Stands wear
16 Side 53 Beaver's project and tear
17 Sphere 54 Obliteration 28 Biblical traveler
18 Persons of energy 56 Artlessness 30 Mandrill
and determination 58 Revue skits, 32 Operate
20 Compete usually 35 Political
21 Quay 59 Fur animals designation
23 Recognizes 60Permits the use of 36 Repeat
24 English poet 61 Places in office 37 Heightens
Alexander 38 Briny
25 Matriculate DOWN 39 Causing
27 Observe 1 Frugal disintegration
28 Tilt' 2 Warms up 40 Contributes
29 Ski resort in 3 Live 41 Flattery and
Switzerland 4 Upend others
31 Nap 5 Marabou 43 Cheer
33 Viper 6 Casual pants 45 Greek townships
34 One, in Paris 7 Social insects 47 Has courage
35 Modern kind 8 American Indian 48 Chars
of "bug" 9 Apprehensive 51 Term in cheese-
38 Captured 10 Trudge making
41 Quotes 11 Opportunity 52 Frost
42 Southern 12 Pitted 55 Pride, for one
constellation 13 Attacked in a way 57 Passing through
I 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 10
II12 13 14
15 16
117 18 19 0
 3 4
5 26 27 8

FALL OCCUPANCY, modern two-bedroom unfur-
nished apartment. 1 mile from Diag. Laundry facili-
ties, parking. $250.00 per month includes stove,
refrigerator, heatand water. Campus Management,
Inc.. 663-4101. cctc
ONE BEDROOM apartment available for Fall.
Furnished, close to campus. Call 769-3839 during the
evening. dC725
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
facilitiesand air conditioning.
CALL 665-2289
Or visit the resident manager at
350THOMPSON STREET, APT.216
Managed by
Reaume and Dodds
Management Company
PERSONA L
SOCIAL GROUP FORMING for gays who accept -
their sexuality as God-given and who desire to
live this in a Christian way. If interested, call Art
at769-0034 (after6p.m. ).80F801
STOP SMOKING IN 5 DAYS. The U-M Smoking
Cessation Project is offering a highly effective
program. Call994-3329. 61F808
HOSPITALITY BEGINS with something from our
wmine cellar and liquor department. Village Apothe-
cary, 1112S. University. cFtc
The 1978 Michiganensian
has finally arrived!
Yearbooks can be picked up at the Student Pub-
lictions Building, 420 Maynard, from M-F, 9 a.m.-
5 p.m. Yearbooks are alsoonsale for $12. dFtc
MELISSA,
At last! I have finally found my long-lost daughter!
Your birthmark is in the same place as my little
lost baby's! And now that I'm sure, I can tell you
my real identify. Iam Harvey P. Furd, III, president
of Furd Boater Co. And you are Vivian Melissa
Angeline Ford.
Harvey P. Furd, III dF725
A PERIODICAL RETREAT finally has its own
space. We opened in David's Books, moved into
Albert's Copying and then into Charing Crass. In
our new location above Music Mart on State Street,
we have periodicals, books and posters. Climb our
stairs. If you can't find us, give us a call at 663-0215.
A PERIODICAL RETREAT. An alternative periodi-
cal and book shop. 336 zS. State. On the second
floor, pcF729
OFFSET AND XEROX
Fast Low Cost Duplicating
COPY QUICK-769-0560
12170. University
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MAKE LOVE?-NOT WAR
(ITSGOOD FOR OUR BUSINESS)
Austin Diamond
1209S. University
663-7151
Specializing in custom
engagement & wedding rings
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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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HOUSECLEANING-Expertly done by U-M gradu-
ate student. References if required. Call 973-2586.
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H ELP WA NTED
TYPIST and/or SHORTHAND-To help write book.
Reply by calling 663-9467. If no answer, apply
directly at UNIVERSITY TOWERS, Apt. 5-Q.
86H728
STUDENT COUPLE OR BUSINESS MAJOR
Local campus-oriented business is looking for a
new manager. Most be eager, aggressive and well
organized. Opportunity to earn $1,000 to $1,500 for 3
weeks work. Will not interfere with class schedule,
begins September 1, 1978. Call for appointment,
769-4035, 9-5 daily. 81H729
TEACH OVERSEAS! All fields, all levels. For
details, send self-add ssed, tong envelope21to
Teaching. P.O. Bus 1049, San Diego, CA 60112.
56H729
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STUDENT SERVICES ASSISTANT wanted for
work-study job No. 638. 20 hours per week, morning
or afternoon. Call Mike at 763-2203 or 995-2150.
83H729
TEACHERS-The Jewish Cultural School, a secular
Sunday School for children ages 5-14, is interview-
ing applicants for fall teaching positions. Contact
Elaine Heumann at 665-3592. 45H726
NEED A SUMMER JOB? Why not be an intramural
sports official. Contact Sandy Sanders, 763-1313.
78H729
SECRETARY-CHILDREN'S SUMME RCAMP
CampTamarack-Brighton. Call 1-229-9166.
74H729
WANTED-Adult or married couple as live-in
houseparent(s> for group foster home for six teen-
age girls in Shiawassee County. Compensation
includes salary, apartment, all board costs, liberal
fringe benefits. Prefer personis) with houseparent
experience who owns car and can begin as soon as
possible. Send resume to: Court Director, Shia-
wassee County Juvenile Court, 110 Mack Street,
Corunna, Michigan 48817. 69H729
MANAGER AND/OR COOK in a Kosher restaurant.
769-3078 eves. cHtc
JANITORS-HOUSEKEEPERS, Ann Arbor area,
full and part time midnights. Experience helpful.
Call 892-7230 between 9-4, Monday thru Friday.
59H725
JOURNALIST or English major/writer who types
or takesshorthand. 663-9467. 54H722
STUDENT SERVICES ASSISTANT wanted for
work-study job No. 638. 20 hours per week, morning
or afternoon. Call Mike at 763-2203 or 995-2158.
44H722
COMMUTER from Plymouth area for easy pick-ups
and deliveries. Call761-4146. 39H722
Student Services assistant wanted for work-study
job No. 638. 20 hours per week, morning or after-

Used Gibson SG-old pick ups. Call Don, 761-9431.
cXtc
Used Brinkerhoff baby grand piano. $950. Apollo
Music Center, 323 S. Main St., 769-1400. eXtc
CLASSICAL GUITARS-40% off list. 665-7348.
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PROFESSIONAL INSTRUCTION in the design and
handcrafting of fine steel string guitars and dul-
cimers. All tools and materials available. T. White,