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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Saturday, August 14, 1976

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LOST AND FOUND
FOUND - MAN'S WRISTWATCH.
West side of S. Forest, north of
U-Towers. 761-7233. dA814
LOST
A BLACK PATENT LEATHER WAL-
LET with tiny gold studs. Last seen
in the Michigan Daily offtie. If
found, PLEASE return, no ques-
tions asked. My identification cards,
license ad pictures arerextremely
imsportant to me. There was no
money in the wallet, so don't worry
about returning it empty. Call days
764-0557 (before 3:30; or 995-4841
any other time. Ask for Debbie D.
REWARD! dA
USED CARS
'68 OPEL, transportation car. Needs
work. $200. Call 662-4725. 57N817
1969 FORD VAN. 3-speed, 6-cyl-
- inder. Windows In rear and side
doors. Call 769-1633. After 5:30 p.m.
45N814
REAL ESTATE
CLOSE TO CAMPUS: Patten Gill.
Quaint older home in very pleasant
neighborhood. 2 bedroom, f r m a 1
dining room, paneled library, f i r e-
place. $34,000. Cail 665-3106. 42R814
BIKES AND SCOOTERS
'74 KAWASAKI 100. On/off road.
1,000 miles. $375. Patty, 995-5483,
7-10 p.m. 812;818
1973 HONDA 500. Custom paint,
new tires, disc brakes low miles.
Best offer. Will consider trade. 761-
3361. 32Z814
BARGAIN CORNER
GARAGE SALE, 2709 Towner, 13-14
August, 9 a.m. till 4 p.m. 5OW814
SAM'S
STORE
LEVI'S DENIMS
Bell Bottoms
Boot Jeans
Traditionals
Button Fly
Pre-Washed
LEVI'S CORDS
Bell Bottoms
Straight Legs
SALE
Lee and Wrangler
Denim Jackets
Levi's Corduroy
Jackets
special grouping of
Levi's and Wrangler
Shirt s. . . 13off
207 E. Liberty
663-8611

PERSONAL
NATIVE FLUENT HEBREW speaker
needed. 994-4854. 87F818
PERMANENT WEIGHT LOSS
Through Be h a v i o r Modification.
Weight Control National, 994-0019.
cFtc
PREGNANT? Nee het Cai 4Prob-
em Pregnancy Help, 769-7283. 400
S. Division. Free pregnancy tests.
COPIES2,c each
Lowest Prices Anywhere
IMPRESS, 524 E. William
665-4321
eFtc
COPYING CLOSEST TO CAMPUS
Books, classnotes, papers, resumes-
Dissertation quality, low prices.
Every day-evening. From 2%j c per
copy. 211 S. State (near Gino's).
662-3969. The Copy Mill. eFte
LUCI TITUNIK, British trained
astroptherapist. L a t e s t methods
available. Problem solving compat-
ible with YOUR personality struc-
ture. 94-1311. cF817
VISIT ANN ARBOR'S only gem lab
before you spend your money need-
lessly. Fine quality diamonds andI
low prices on all engagement and
wedding rings. Austin Diamond,
1209 S. University, 663-7151. cFtc
WHERE MARGINAL PRICES buy
quality diamonds -- Austin Dia-
monds, 120 9S. University, 663-7151.
cFty
HOSPITALITY begins with some-
thing from our wine cellar and
liquor department. The Village
Apothecary, 1112 S. University. cFtc
JOIN THE DAILY
HELP WANTED
EXPERIENCED WRITER. Business
oriented writer needed to write
article from industrial relations-
productivity data. Please submit
resume and copy of past writing to
P.O. Box 1981, Ann Arbor, MI 48106.
74H817

HELP WANTED
PARTTIME'PERMANENT, minimum
four hours a week. Mon. 1:30-5:30.
Light housekeeping and babysitting.
$2.50 per hour. Own transportation
preferable. References required. 971-
1513. 86H818
WEEKEND COOK for University
Scrority. References and experience
required. Call 062-4117 after 5 p.m.
for interview. 84H1818
CHILD CARE AND TUTORING for
8-year-old. 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon-
Fri., Aug. 23 thru Sept. 3 Salary
negotiable.CaO 662-9120 after 5 p.m.
for intrerview. 7980818
PART-TIrAE teachers needed f o r
Adult Education in downriver ares.
Classes in Riverview, River Rouge,
Lincoln, Huron and Airport DIs-
tricts. Evening work only. Parti-
cularly interested in teachers with
vocational akills. Must be certified
or certifiable 6120 hri. of credits
and 15 hrs. o feducation courses -
enrolled or completed). Call Roger
Benner, 782-2441, Huron sc h o01
District. 45HO14
TYPISTS
STENOS
MAG CARD
Do you enjoy meeting interesting
snd different people? Don't want
the responsihility of a lull time jaoa?
If you are over 18, have your own
transportation, and g o od office
skills give us a esll We have im-
mediate openings for long and
short term assignments.
MAN POWER
665-3757
76H818
FULL TIME DAY CARE STAFF
POSITION OPEN
Applications available at mass meet-
ing. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, August
18th at Child Care Action Center,
3310 School of Education Building,
U of M. 66H814
FULL TIME help wanted. Inquire
at the Copy Mill, 211 B S. State.
NNo phone calls please. rH817
ROOM, BOARD AND small salary
in exchange for babysitting. 7 year
old girl. Ideal for student. Call 665-
2305. 75H818
BILLING CLERK: Immediate open-
ing. Handle prepared invoicing.
Accounts Payable. Typing requir-
ed. 8-5. No Saturday work. Paid
holidays. Pleasant surroundings.
Apply Mr. Hawkins, Advertisers
Publishing Company. 944 Wal St.
665-6171. 53H818
ART & CRAFT TEACHERS WANT-
ED FOR FALL to teach in the Col-
laborative, the U of M Artists and
Craftsman Guild art program. For
information call 668-7884 between 9
a.m. and 5 p.m. 381814
EMPLOYMENT opportunities for
the fall now available at Burger
King, 530 E. Liberty. Shifts avail-
able are 6 a.m. - 2 p.m., 11 a.m. -
5 p.m., 8 p.m. - 3 a.m. An equal
opportunity employer. 41H818
BABYSITTER NEEDED starting fall.
3-6 p.m. For one child. 994-5508.
40H814

FOR SALE
WOMAN'S BIKE. Good basic trans-
portation. Best offer. Mary, 995-5393.
82B5814
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS--8 foot sofa.
chairs, stereo. dinette set, cedar
chest, custom drapes, and woven
wood shade, vacuum cleaner, linens.
bedspreads, pots and pans. dishes,
silverware, misevllaneous. Canl 971-
6235. 71B814
OOUBLE BED WITH HEADBOARD,
$25, couch $20. Chest of drawers,
$10, kitchen chairs, $2.50. Lamps,
$2.00. Call 995-4419, persistently,
5981$
TICKETS
WANTED! Senior Priority football
coupon. John, 995-3654. 64Q818
-SELL-
Your Senior football coupon for
$31. Make a $10 profit. I need six
badly. Please call Doug (313) 336-
7818 collect. Evenings only. 80Q814
MUSICAL MDSE.,
RADIOS. REPAIRS
CLASSICAL and Steel Guitars. New
and usel. 685-7348, 429,9241. exte
USED GIBSON ES-335 Armstrong
bass, earth amps. Apollo Music
Center, 323 S. Main. CX818
PRE C.B.S. Fender Showman amp.
Apollo Music Center. 769-1400. cEX818

RESEARCH
BLACK STUDENTS, STAFF, eom-
munity people wanted to particI-
pate in a project on black com-
munications systems in U.S. Re-
quirement: you should be willing
to be videotaped. Pay is $2.50/hr.
Contact Brenda Johns, 764-0353
weekdays during business hours. If
I'm not in, please leave message
and Ill contact you. 48814
PETS AND SUPPLIES
TWO ADORABLE MALE CATS -
Verv affectionate. Free. 5 months,
one black, one striped. Call per-
sistently til 11 p.m.. 995-7517. 65T818
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ACROSS
1 Mideastern bread
5 Applause
9 Essential point
13 Art exhibit
14 Bright thought
15 Poetic
preposition
16 Leon Uris novel
18 Money exchange
19 Dwight
20 Little--.
21 Grotto's relative
23 False statements
25 -- pie
26 Barrier
27 Knox, for one
28 Go down
31 Centralpoints
34 Military term
36 Strange
38 Utopia
41 Bathes: Poet.
42 Censures
severely
43 - du Salut
44 Feminine title,
for short
45 "Come - arms,
my beamish
boy!"
47 Wiesbaden,
for one
49 Quiet ,-
periods

51 Bitterwood
55 Pilfered: Slang
57 Swordplay of
a sort
58 Hansel ---
Gretel
59 Letters
60 African
metropolis
63 Concerning
64 Cousin of
a fall guy
65 Flock of quail
66 Adventure
67 Greek goddess
of war
68 Took a look at
DOWN
1 Winter garment
2 Lake near
Novgorod
3 - fare-thee-
well
4 Cat
6 Important raw
materials
6 Unites
7 Recent: Prefit
8 Hustle fan
9 Fruit
10 Commonly
11 Beup and about
12 Indian
mahogany

13 Mediterranean
boat
17 Entertainer in
an oldshow
22 Entr' --
24 River to the
gulf of Venice
25 Sea anemone
27 Inroad
29 Plant stem
30 Garden plots
31 Member of a
"famille"
32 Easternname
33 Knights
35 Becomes friendly
(to)
37 Howe
39 Cordage fiber
40 Disputedmatter.
46 Part of a life span
48 St. James's
for one
60 Victory of a sot
S1 Capital of
Ecuador
52 Urbane
53 Breakfast --
54 Forever and ----
55 Gulp: Colloq.
56 One of a well-
known trio
57 Historic date
61 Spanish title
62 Page

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