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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Wednesday, May 7; 1975

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LOST AND FOUND
FOUND: Blue 10-speed, large frame,
vicinity Church-S. University. Call
475-2376. dA509
FOR SALE
ENGLISH RIDING BOOTS, size 6-7,
and crop. Sue, 763-2374, 662-4852.
28B510
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FOR RENT
ROOM FOR RENT, Burns Park. $60.
Co-ed. 994-0071. 37C509
A FEW VACANCIES available for
summer and fall. 769-0853. 41C510
BEAUTIFUL APT. on campus at 503
Church St. No. 4. It has balcony
door, carpet, one bedroom (big),
wash and dry downstairs. Ask for
Joanne after 6:00 every day, 994-
0125. 33C513
CAMPUS AREA 2-BEDROOM
TOWNHOUSE, 2 levels, brick walled
interior with enclosed patio. Located
off S. University at 010 S. Forest
(next to parking structure). $300!
month, plus electricity. One year
lease. Call Karen or Bob days at
994-4700 or Nate eves. at 662-0751.
24C520
SUNNY
SUMMER
* ROOMS
Excellent rooms for gilrs. Spacious,
modern, furnished, clean, in a large
secure red brick building. Parking.
Close to campus, arboretum. $85,
$95, $100. 761-1932. cCtc
PERSONAL
YOUR RESUME personally prepared
and distributed to over 1,000 em-
ployers in your field! Less than 3c
per employer for total service! Free
info, write RESPONSE RESUME
AIDS, Box 82943-A19, San Diego, CA.
92138. 14F514
U-M STYLISTS at the UNION. Dave,
Chet and Harold. Open 8:30 a.m.-
5:15 p.m. Monday thru Saturday.
cF510
SPRING TERM SPECIAL. Billiards
at reduced rates. $1 per hor, May
12, 13, 14. Michigan Union, open
11 a.m. Mon.-Sat., 1 p.m. Sundays.
cF510
Albert's Copying
Dissertation quality. Location: In-
side David's Books, 529 E. Liberty.
994-4028. cFtc
MIXED BOWLING LEAGUES Tues-
days and Thursdays. Sign up now,
Michigan Union Lanes. M Pin bowl-
ing all summer. Open 11 a.m. Mon.-
Sat., 1 p.m. Sundays. cF510
EXPERIMENTAL TRAINING work-
shop in Gestalt and "here and now"
approaches to counseling & groups.
Richard Kempter, 662-4826. 32F514
FOR COMPLETE information on
summer employment in the state of
Michigan, send $2 to the Active Em-
ployment Services of Michigan. P.O.
Box 981, Southfield, Michigan 48075.
34F522

PERSONAL
REGISTER NOW - ART WORLD'S
classes starting May 5 or May 12.
Phones 668-6244 or 6685-6222. Com-
plimentary catalog for 75 classes:
ART - DANCE - TREATER - PHO-
TOGRAPHY - PHYSICAL and MEN-'
TAL ARTS. New classes: Advanced'
life drawing-Acrylic/Oi painting
(Kristin Hermanson). Dyes from
plants (Lorie Otis). FREE Introduc-
tion to stained glass art, May 7, 7
p.m. Handbult Pottery/Potter's
Wheel tech. Scottish Dances ("High-
land Fling"). Pre-classical Dance
Forms (Medieval). Modern Dance
(Mon., Valerie Janesick), Choreogra-
phy and Improvisation (Beth Fitts).
cF513
AFRICAN and JAZZ MOVEMENTS
(Fitts). Creative Movement for En-
semble Theater. Mime performance
techniques (Filisky)-"Mimeshow",
May 7, 7 p.m., $1 at the door-ART
WORLDS. Intro to photography
(May 7, 7 p.m.-free Naturo photo-
graphy-environmental photography
(darkroom rentals). Personalized
palmistry. Fashion modeling. Hatha
yoga-Kung Fu-Tai Chi Chuan-
Women's self-defense and body con-
ditioning (beginning and advanced).
Art Worlds' non-profit creative arts
center, 2131,2 S. Main St. between
Liberty and Washington-2nd floor
office-668-6244. cF513
TRANSPORTATION
STUDENT WORKING on Detroit
Free Press thi ssummer needs ride
to and from Detroit daily. Will
share all expenses. Call Sara at 709-
3290 or 764-0553 persistently. dG514
HELP WANTED
FOR COMPLETE Information on
summer employment with the Mich-
igan tourist industry, send $2 to the
A c t i v e Employment Information
Services of Michigan, P.O. Box 981,
Southfield, Mich. 48075. 28H515
ALASKA PIPELINE BOOM! Infor-
mation on construction and non-
construction jobs in Alaska and on
the pipeline-wages, addresses, qual-
ifications - the true story from
Alaska. $5.00. Denali Information
Service, P.O. Box 1763, Anchorage,
AK., 99510. 98H529
HOUSECLEANING help needed 4-6
hrs./wk. $2.20/hr. 761-1932. cH520
STUDENTS WANTED for part time
relief work with adolescents. Call
Mr. Tombau, 292-2272. 38H513
SEVEAL full-time summer work-
ers needed May-August in light
assembly operation. Manual dexter-
ity and speed needed. Sewing ex-
perience helpful but will consider
others. $2.10/hour, Mon.-Fri., 7:00-
3:30. Phone 761-1990 between 2-3:30
weekdays. 43H510
SUMMER JOB-1975j lust printed.
1000's of entries. A must for all job
searchers who are serious about
finding summer employment. Mail
$5.95 to American Research Ltd.,
499 Hamilton Ave., Palo Alto, Calif.
94304. 44H513
COUNSELORS AND WAERFRONT
DIRECTOR needed for Raanana Day
Camp, Inc. Sponsored by the Jew-
ish Community Council of Washte-
naw County, Inc. Interviews will
be held on Sunday, May 18. Appli-
cations must be in by May 14. Con-
tact Sunnie Tait, 769-5039. 45H509
BUSINESS SERVICES
MOVING SOON? Need Help? We
will move almost everything at
very reasonable rates. Call Craig,
437-0249. 42J510
WANTED TO RENT
ROOM WANTED, near campus. Fall
term only. Doug, 665-9668. 23L513
MISCELLANEOUS
OVERSEAS JOBS - Australia, Eur-
ope, S. America, Africa. Students,
all professionas and occupations,
$700 to $3000 monthly. Expenses
paid, overtime, sightseeing. Free
information. TRANSWORLD RE-
SEARCH, Dept. F4, Box 603, Corte
Madera, Calif. 94925. 15513
RATHER E traveling abroad but
spending Spring in Ann Arbor in-
stead? Learn about other countries.
Board at an International Co-op.
Tom or Carol, 761-7435. 21M513
USED CARS
PINTO Runabout, 1974, 2300 ci, au-
tomatic, radio. Less than 9000 mies,,
excelent condition. Best offer. 663-
7671. 24N510

SITUATIONS WANTED
RESEARCH GRANTS-Need help in
presentation? Lettering, graphics,
artwork done, freelance. Call 453-
Ill3. 390514
PETS AND SUPPLIES
ALASKAN Huskie pups. Delightful.
$30. 665-7952. 19T508
FREE KITTENS! Beautiful, ador-
able, happy kittens available im-
mediately. Free carrying case given
to the first one to take a kitten.
I would like to avoid leaving them
at the Humane Society. Call 663-
7016. 26T508
SUBLET
1-BDRM. (2 BEDS), furnished, air,
parking. Avail. immediately. $130.
662-0397. 16U507
SUBLET EFFICIENCY May 17-Aug-
ust 23. Own bathroom, kitchen,
near St. Joe's. 668-6513 afternoons.
22U510
PLUSH two-bedroom apartment on
N. State. $230/mo. ($320 regular).
Or: Share with working couple,
$120. Fall option. 994-4840. 20U508
FURNISHED, equipped, large effi-
ciency sublet on campus. 662-2123,
negotiable. 27U509
ROOMMATE wanted for Spring-
Summer sublet. Own room in two-
person aparment. $30 per month.
Cali 063-2511. 30U513

SUBLET
SUMMER SUBLET-3-bdrm. apart-
ment in old house. Willing to rent
whole apartment or each of three
bedrooms separately. In nice neigh-
borhood near campus: 524 Walnut.
Priced for fast deal. Cal Scott, 63-
7016. 25U508
TWO ROOMS, summer sublet (1
fail option). house near campus
with 3 women. 662-3429. 31U514
ONE BEDROOM furnished apt. 6th
and Madison. Desperately need
tenant, May 16-August ?. Any rea-
sonable offer accepted. Call eve-
nings, 11:30-12:00, 668-8506. 36U513
SUMMER SUBLET - Own bedroom
in two-bedroom apt., cheap. Don,
663-6543. 35U508
OWN ROOM in 3-bdrm., 2-man
apt. Top half of house. Balcony,
5 min. from campus, hospital, rent
negotiable, fail option. Call Larry
or Barry noon-midnight, 769-1218.
40U515
MUSICAL MDSE.,
RADIOS, REPAIRS
TENOR SAX-Used Selmer( excel-
lent condition, $400. Steve, 665-5635.
17X510
AUDIO COMPONENTS-Marantz 250
power amp, Maranta 3300 pre-amp,
Thorens 125 with SME arm and
Shure type 3, Braun 810 studio
monitor speakers, Koss pro-4 AA
headphones. 761-1343 after 7:30 p.m.
29X513

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. BUT PLANTS KEEP ON GROWING t
PLANTS GALORE
Remember MOTHER'S DAY on SUNDAY
Plants Galore Locations:
1202 Packard and in Ypsi.
(at Wells) 616 W. Cross
994-4942 485-0174
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