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LOST-Laaies gold, advanced, digital watch. Call
days 764-3216. Nights 663-3364. Reward. 38A210
LOST-Yellow gold, brushed white gold wedding
band. Reward. Call, 1) 231-3966. 14A21(1
FOR SALE
PERFECT CONDITION. Olivetti 83-DL Electric
Element Typewriter. For sale $200. Call 994-0659.
47B214-
ANTOINETTE RISDON of 1109 Baldwin hope you're
a night owl because you've won two tickets to the
State 1-2-3-4 midnight movie. dB207
CHINA SET, Highlander pattern; extra pieces,
though couple plates and cups missing; service
for 8, $20. Man's FLANNEL TOPCOAT, gray, size
38, worn twice, $50. Call Kermit at 7697824 between
10:30a.m. and noon ONLY, please;thanks. dBtc
STEREO for sale. $325. One week old PANASONIC
RD/3100, cost $500 new. Call Alex at 663-6639 or
995-3079. 01B207
TYPEWRITER, Smith Corona Vantage. Electric,
Ball element, power return, half-space, with case
and table. BRAND NEW. MUST SELL. Call 662-
5766. 14B210
'72 CHEVY Suburban. Rusted but running O.K.
Best offer. 769-5570 after 5p.m. 28B210
1974 FORD Montego, 2 door, 66,000 miles, snow
tires, good cond. $900 or best offer. 763-2667. 33B208
STEREO for sale. Pioneer SX 1050 receiver,
HPM100 speakers and Marantz 6150 turntable. In
part or whole. 994-6472. 35B210
USED FOOSBALL tables and pinball machines for
the Fraternity.769-0466. 80B216
TANDBERG TCD310 MK2 cassette deck, $375. Dual.
1229 turntable, $130. 996-5625. . 2213208
TWO USED IBM Executive (electric) typewriters.
Special spacing feature. Excellent condition. 761-
2314. OAI29db

OWN RUUM in large house close to campus avail-
able immediately. $145/month. 662-1961. 19C210
Responsible gay male student wanted to share room
in house near campus. 995-4770. 48C2i2
ANNOUNCING
1980 Fall Listings
A Multitude of Choice Campus Apartments and
Whole Houses. Furnished and Unfurnished. Great.
Variety-Over 600 Units. Some 8 Month Leases
Offered. Listings Available Jan. 21st at McKINLEY
PROPERTIES; 611 Church Street.
769-8520
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FEMALE GRAD student wanted to rent attic room.
$190.769-8469 after 5. 81C207
SINGLE ROOM available in small frat. house.
19 meals per week. Call 761-5145. 17C210
SIX-BEDROOM APARTMENT-Two bathroom ,
gas included.Available May. Phone 665-3802. 05C208
Three Kosher Females wanted for7 bedroom house
on North Thayer. Call668-1470. 16C208
SPACIOUS ROOM close to campus. Now through
August. $140.00. Call 663-0610, ask for Carol or 662-
4057. 54C210
ART STUDIO OR PRIVATE OFFICE space, 300
sq. feet, large window view of Diag and Engineer-
ing Arch, month to month or longer lease. Campus
Commercial Properties, 99575454. 55C212
HURON TOWERS one-bedroom immediately, pool,
AC, free bus to campus.996-9029 anytime. 530212
APARTMENT FOR RENT. Large 2 bedroom, 1
block from Med Center. Available May 1980 with
fall lease option. Call 663-1397. 34C210
FURNISHED ONE bedroom apt. in top floor of
older building, cathedral ceilings and stuckle walls,
natural woodwork throughout. Avail. immediately
with fall option.$325. Call evenings, 663-0892. 52C210
AVAILABLE-ONE LARGE ROOM with adjoining
bathroom. Close to campus. Now till May or August.
Persistently. 996-5630. 41C214
ANN ARBOR furnished modern brick house, gradu-
ate students. Available August 22, year lease.
$750/month. 475-2663 after 5 p.m. 51C217
ONE BEDROOM in 2 bedroom apartment. Island
Drive Apartments, $157.50 plus electricity/month.
Available March 1-April. Call Richie at 994-9207,
7-11 p.m. 46C212
CAMPUS-6 bedroom house, furnished, 1 block from
main campus. 3 to 6 car parking. Call 663-7156.
45C212
ROOM AVAILABLE immediately. Apartment. 2
baths, near campus. $117.50/month. 665-9055. 44C209

Happy Birthday
POLLY
You're the greatest!!
J.G.O.

MALE EAST QUAD LEASE
for sale, available Jan. 1980. Call Alan, 764-3651.
dCtc
SPACIOUS APARTMENTS
Furnished, Heat and Water Paid, Laundry, Dis-
posals, Air Conditioning, Parking, Well Managed.
Now Accepting Application for Fall Rental.
MODERN MANAGEMENT
668-6906-663-3641
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BROWN FOR PRESIDENT
Anyone interested in working on campaign, call
662-1701. 00F207
COMMUTER OR FEMALE with somewhere to go
on weekends. Room in furnished house M-F, $85
mo. Packard/Stadium. 995-5852. 04C207
ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE

ROuM-Two blocks from campus, free parking,
private bath, meals available, negotiable. 761-7104.
23E210

REPLACE YOUR MUFFLER BETWEEN
CLASSES! 30 minutes or less . . . lifetime guar-
antee... first quality.. .proven lowest price --~
cal l Ann Arbor Muffler Installers, FREE Price
Quote. 769-5913. cFtc
WHERE YOU CAN FIND lounges, pianos, good
food, an art room,- a weight room, a dark room,
and lots of nice people? ALICE LLOYD! -cFtc
HAPPY BIRTHDAY LISA HANDLER!
from your brother Larry.
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OFFSET AND XEROX
FAST LOW COST DUPLICATING
COPYQUICK-769-0560
1217S. University
cFtc
MAKE LOVE!-NOT WAR
(It's good for our business)
Austin Diamond
1209 S. University
663-7151
Specializing in custom
engagement & wedding rings
cFtc
WE BUY AND SELL
RARE & OUT-OF-PRINT
BOOKS
First Editions, Signed Books,
Leather Bindings, Sets.
WEST SIDE BOOK SHOP
113W. Liberty, 995-1891
cFtc
MARCY,
How do you do it? Keep being cool! dF206
COUNSELORS
For boys summer camp in Maine. Openings in
most specialties. Write: Camp Cedar, 1758 Beacon
St., Brookline, Mass. 02146 or call 617-277-8080.
26F210
STEREO! 20-50% discount. All national brands
and esoterica. Call Rob, 663-6375 between 5-7 p.m.,
M W, T,F.e cFtc
MOST COPIES-3-overnight
Ann Arbor's LOWEST copy prices
Accu-Copy, 524 E. William, 769-8338
cFtc
Ann Arbor's Largest Selection
We Buy and Sell
USED PAPERBACKS
Science Fiction
Literature, Drama
Poetry, History
WEST SIDE BOOK SHOP
113 W. Liberty, 995-1891
cFtc
PRIMAL/FEELING THERAPY-The Personal
Growth Center, 403 Miller, 973-9764. cFtc
HAPPY BIRTHDAY LISA from the FON\!
HAAAY-WOAH! 49F207
CUPID-The 8 hungry women of Stockwell NEED
8 hungry men-you better start shooting those
arrows soon so they will be here in time for Valen-
tine's Day! dF207
JOHN JURKO of 1811 Wastenaw, if you've been
short on friends lately, your troubles are over
because you have won two tickets to the State
1-2-3-4 midnight movie! dF207
LEARNING to be your own best friend. Call Indi-
viduality Counseling for appt., 665-7607. cFtc
CHEAP USED or EXPENSIVE RARE:
SCIENCE FICTION
MYSTERIES
FICTION & NON-
Paperback & Hardcover
USED WAR GAMES
even some MARVEL COMICS
USED SHEET MUSIC
classical & popular
illustrated greeting cards
The best POETRY
books ever
FOLKLORE, MYTHOLOGY, FAIRY
TALES, LEGENDS
RARE FIRST EDITIONS & AMERICANA
BUY SELL TRADE
We BUY single books or libraries
THE DAWN TREADER BOOK SHOP
525 E. Liberty, 995-1008
inside Bill's Bindery
cFtc
SOPHOMORE-JUNIORS:
If you are proficient in French and have a liberal
arts major, why not spend next year in Southern
France? The University of Aix-Marseilles offers a
wide selection of courses in Political Science, !is-
tory and Art History, Near Eastern Studies, Psy-
chology, etc. UM in residence credit and financial
aid are available. Call Hank Peiter, 764-4311 or
drop by 5208 Angell Hall for more information.
97F217

ANFLICTS, frustration in a mess? Call Indi-
viduality Counseling. Call 665-7607 for appointments.
cFtc
READY TO QUIT hassling? Call Individuality
counseling, 665-7607. cFtc
HELP NEW STUDENTS Next Fall-Be an Orien-
tation Leader. Applications now available at 2530
Student Activities Building from Monday, January
28 through Friday, February 22, 1980. 47F221
UM WOMEN'S GLEE CLUB
Interested?
Come, Observe, rehearsal MLB rm 1
6:30-8:00 p.m..
Tuesday and Thursday
or 665-7408
84F207
MIRS-The Michigan International Relations
Society-needs your donations to send a student
delegation to Princeton Feb. 7. Time is running
out-- MIRS represents U-M, so support your team!
All contributions are tax-deductable, and no amount
is too small. Formore information, call Sally Coats
at 663-0494, or 7632227. dFtc,
HE LP WANTED
CAMP TAMARACK interviewing Feb. 8. Summer
Placement. Call764-7456. 75H207
WANTED-Part time shipping, packing and receiv-
ing clerk for wholesale art concern. Contact Skylar
Wild Ltd., 994-0100. 40H214
MIKE WEBSTER of 928 Brown-How's you're love
life? It will be better after you pick up two tickets
to the State 1-2-3-4midnight movies. dH207
PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENTIST
POSTDOCTORAL POSITION available immedi-
ately for an individual trained in pharmaceutical
sciences (physicl pharmacy/pharmaceutics) to
study percutaneous absorption of antiviral agents.
Candidate must have a sound working knowledge of
the physical laws of diffusion (both thermodynamic
and kinetic aspects). The project involves study of
permeation of skin using in vitro diffusion cell
methods. The obtained data is to be used to design
effective dosage forms. It-will be necessary for the
candidate to construct quantitative models which
describe the absorption process in terms of the
chemical structure of the permeants and the phy-
sicochemical compositions of the dosage forms and
the skin. The candidate thus should be familiar
with structure/solubility and structure/partitioning
theories. Some familiarity with the properties of
the skin and topical dosage forms would be helpful.
The candidate should be a skilled analyst (HPLC,
GLC, DTA/DSC, etc.) and have a working knowl-
edge of scintillation spectroscopy and separation
techniques. No previous postdoctoral experience
necessary.
Ph.D. in Pharmaceutical Sciences (Pharmaceutics)
$11.400/year.
If interested please send curriculum vitae to or
telephone:
Dr. Gordon L. Flynn
University of Michigan
College of Pharmacy
Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109
Telephone 313-764-2441 (or
764-7312 and leave message) 36H208
Computer People
We're helping many companies in the area fill a
variety of permanent, shorter-term and counsulting
positions. and we want to talk to people looking to
apply their experience in either applications or
system software in commercial, scientific, realtime
or engineering areas. We'd also like to talk to
technical writers and experienced people for sales,
tech support and marketing of hardware, software,
and services, and to digital designers and
technicians. We're knowledgeable, and we think
you'll like working with us. Call, mail in your
resume, or drop in, and we'll give you an idea of
how we can work with you.
SOFTWARESERV ICES CORP.
:20 N. Main, Ann Arbor 48104
994-0444
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NORTHERN MICHIGAN CHILDREN'S SUMMER
CAMP has the following positions available: Arts
& Crafts, Instructors, WSI, Nurse, Gymnastics
Inst., Horseback Riding Inst., Tennis Inst. Call
(313) 661-0060. (June 24-Aug. 23). 85H214
EMPLOYMENT AVAILABLE
May-Sept. 3rd
Bicycle mechanic, kitchen, housekeeping help,
bartender, dock porter, front desk. Write: Iroquois
Hotel, Mackinac Island, MI 49757. 32H208
BEGINNING WOMEN JOGGERS needed for re-
search project. Informational meeting Wed./Thurs.
at 8 p.m. in 1250 CCRB. ,21H207
OVERSEAS JOBS-Summer/year round-Europe,
S. America, Australia, Asia, etc. All Fields, $500-
$1,200 monthly. Expenses paid. Sightseeing. Free
Info-Write: IJC, Box 52-13, Corona Del Mar, CA
92625. 07H302
BUSBOYS NEEDED for school yr. 1980. Lunch and
dinner. Sign up early. 662-5880. 24212
MEN! WOMEN!
JOBS!
CRUISESHIPS!/SAILING EXPEDITIONS/SEA
CAMPS. No experience. Good pay. Summer. Career.
NATIONWIDE, WORLDWIDE! Send $4.95 for
APPLICATION/INFO/REFERRALS to Cruise-
world 163. Box 60129, Sacr?lento, CA 95860. 67H228

SSWINNERS EVERY DAY
No Contest To enterl
Just look through today's Classified
Ads. Five U. of M students will find their
names hidden in this section. If your
name and address appear, call our busi-
His hangups are Hilarious " ness office at 764-0560 (9 a.m.-5 p.m.).
420 Maynard, within 48 hours. TwQ free'
tickets for a State 1-234 Minight
au d ~ a d Movie of your choice will be presented
you, courtesy of The Michigan Daily
G FEB. 8 & 9 Classified Deportment.
HELPWANTD CA SERICEACCESe
OUNSELORS-CAMP WAZIYATAH FOR GIRLS, SMALL BUSINESS now offering complete one-
HARRISON, MAINE. OPENINGS: Tennis (varsity stop service on cars or trucks from minor tune-ups
or skilled players); Swimming (WSI), Boating, to major collisions. Discount rates; guaranteed
Canoeing, Sailing; Waterskiing; Gymnastics; Arch- work. Free towing, 15 mile radious. Frisco's Towing
ery; Team Sports; Arts & Crafts; Theatre Director and Storage, 485-1430. 27S216
(musicals), Pianist; Pioneering & Trips; Secre-
tary. Season: June21 to August 21. Write (ENCLOSE _ _BLET
DETAILS AS TO YOUR SKILLS, ETC.) Director,
Box 153; Great Neck, N.Y. 11022. Telephone: 516- $25 CASH REBATE, furnished room in house.
482-4323. FACULTY INQUIRIES INVITED RE Share kitchen, bath. $150, all utilities included.
DEPT. HEAD POSITION IN ABOVE ACTIVITIES. Lease thru August. Good location, near law school.
68H416 818 Oakland. Call Bob-995-8690 or 996-5973 and
House cleaning help wanted one morning per week. leave message.. 50U209
Call Lisa, 995-2816. 11H207 , SUBLET-DOUBLE ROOM, excellent location (E.
I Univ. & Oakland). Nice, clean, quiet house. 769-
BUSINESS SE RVICES0853. dUtc
TYPING AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, Male, one bedroo@
FAST, accurate, with legal experience. Call Andy in two bedroom, modern, furnished apt. Laundry,
at 662-4819. 69J212 parking, off S. State. Call 995-8955 after 6. 32U208
LAURA OLSEN are you dull? Not any more! You AVAILABLE NOW, Nice sunny room in vegetarian
just won two tickets to the State 1-2-3-4 midnight cooperative household. Great location. Inexpensive.
movie! dJ207 995-2097. 31U210
FRENCH LESSONS by Private Tutor, qualified, ROOMMATES
experienced. Call: 995-5873 Mon.-Fri. 5:30-10:00 NEEDED-2 female non-smoking grad/prof. to
06207 share apt. Call Debbie, 668-7386. dY210
CAMPUS EDITING ---
I Efficent+ *Reasonable Fast-769-2931
cJtc
TYPING-Dissertations, legal briefs, anything. Call
663-5788. 99J209
RACKHAM QUALITY editing for dissertations and
manuscripts. Guaranteed suitable for publication. ittt
Scott, 995-9350. . 08208
WRITING SERVICES, Creative, Technical, Editing,
Research. Experienced. Professional. 996-0566. cJtc
literary CAMPUS EDITING technical
Efficient " Reasonalbe*E Fast-769-3931
cJI420is preserved on
MISCE L LANEOUS
WANTED-Pre-'65 silver coins. Any condition, 650%
face value. 764-0616 evenings. 71M207
UM WOMENS GLEE CLUB The Michigan Daily
Interested?????
665-7408 for details. 39M210 420 Maynard Street
11 __AND
TR AVE LGraduate Library
MARY LEE of 839 Tappan, hope you've got your
studying done 'cause you're going to the movies
the State 1-2-3-4 midnight movies. dP207
'70 FORD WAGAON, 390 eng., sun roof, good con-
dition. $300. 663-8184 before 4 p.m. 20N210
>abo rtio0n?
Free Pregnancy Testing
Immediate Results
i ~Confidential Counseling
Complete Birth Control Clinic
Medicaid " Blue Cross
(313) 941.1810 Anriber area
Downriver are
--_- (313) 559-0590 Southfield area
Northland Family Planning Clinic, Inc.
AN EVENING With PEVE SEEGER
Friday ri. ?ckets:
Feb. 8 $8.00 815.00
Available at:

-Schoolkids'
Auditorium Records
Jefferson-Hudson's
at Briarwood
Woodward,
Detroit
BENEFITS
The National Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 224-1070
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IENTISTS
n determining where you will work?
ur work assign- have given these things a lot of
consideration and believe we
pries are nice - have the answers for you.
salary growth Arrange through your placement
potential in the office to interview with our repre-
sentative Mike Jacobson
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WOMEN'S PROBLEM SOLVING T.A. group. Call
Rae Anne, 665-7607. cFtc
CASH-CAMPUS REPS wanted to sell the hottest
board game in the U.S. (Pot Luck). Excellent
commission. For further information, call 216-295-
-1299. 08F208
WANTED-Two healthy, nature-loving women to
join two adventurous men in Spring break excursion
tomountains. Reply to Daily Box No.2. 37F210
THE DAILY is looking for editorial cartoonists'
and other artists interested in doing story illustra-
tions: Please bring some samples of your work-of
the type you'd like to do, if possible-to the edi
torial directors at 420 Maynard, upstairs. dM212,


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