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SHOWING FEB. 16 & 17
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LOST-Silver Oval Locket with "Barbara" on back.
Large Reward. Call Cindy, 663-5934. 20A220
LOST-Gold shell earring, vicinity: Hill Auditorium
or between Leopold Bloom's and the Wiffletree.
$50 reward. 996-1445. 21A220
LOST-One box of pencils and pens. 764-3826 or
764-8662. Reward. 38A216
FOR SA LE
USED FOOSBALL tables and pinball machines for
the Fraternity. 769-0466. 80B216
COLLECTOR'S 1952 Les Paul gold top. All original.
LARGE HOUSE suitable for six. W. Jefferson.
Available May 1. $750. 426-4971 evenings till 10.
weekends. 92C216
ANN ARBOR furnished modern brick house, gradu-
ate students. Available August 22, year lease.
$750/month. 475-2663 after 5p.m. 51C217
MALE EAST QUAD LEASE
for sale, available Jan. 1980. -Call Alan, 764-3651.
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OWN ROOM in large house close to campus avail-
able immediately. $145/month. 662-1961. 19C216
CO-OP LIVING-Your best fall alternative. Learn
about student cooperatives on campus Sunday, Feb.
17, 1 p.m., Kuenzel Room, Michigan Union. Fol-
lowed by open houses. Applications at Inter Co-
operative Council, 4002 Michigan Union, 662-4414.
95C217
AVAILABLE SOON-One, two, and four bedroom
townhouses from $195. Open daily 9-5:30. Phone
665-3116. 71C219
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
4 BEDROOM APT., 3 blocks from campus, April to
April lease.,994-5131. 35C219
ROOM FOR FALL/co-ed house. Female, non-
smoker.$133/mo plus utilities. Call 994-9494 after 9
p.m. 40C220
NEW HOMES-FALL
New homes with fireplace, three or four bedrooms,
.2 car garage with automatic opener, full basement,
wood deck, use of tennis court and pool. Approx. 1%/2
miles from campus.
Dahlmann Apartments, 543 Church, 761-7600
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AVAILABLE NOW-CAMPUS. Great location. At-
tractive one-bedroom apartment. Fireplace. Fur-
nished. All utilities. $260. Lease. Fall option. 971-
8933,971-0221. 36C223
LARGE 6 BEDROOM APT., furnished, 3 ba
parking, across from Yost Arena. $930/moz
Available May 1.769-5676. . 33C
CAMPUS-FALL
We are currently leasing efficiencies, 1 bedroom,
2 bedroom, modern, furnished apartments forn
fall. Stop by or call Dahlmann Apartments,
Church, at South Univ. 761-7600. c
ANNOUNCING
1980 Fall Listings
A Multitude of Choice Campus Apartments
Whole Houses. Furnished and Unfurnished. Gr
Variety-Over 600 Units. Some 8 Month Lea
Offered. Listings Available Jan. 21st at McKINL
PROPERTIES, 611 Church Street.
769-8520
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY-Single room in tt
bedroom apartment. Close to campus. Lot's
windows. $160 per month. Call 994-4137 after 5
31{
INSTANT CASH $100
Rebate apiece for 2 E. Quad leases-buy th
together or separate. Call 764-1655 or -1653
any offer. 22C
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READY TO QUIT HASSLING? Call Individuality
Counseling, 665-7607. 5cFtc
PLEASE MAKE the Village Apothecary head-
quarters for all your drug and cosmetic needs.
1112 S. University. cFtc
AT ALLICE LLOYD HALL, students take care of
one another. 5cFtc
DREAMS WORKSHOP
Using Gestalt, Senoi, dramatic methods. Feb. 22-24.
$25.00 registration plus sliding scale fee. Bob Blood,
PhD. tlargaret Blood, MA. 769-0046. cF221
LONG TRIP? Fix Muffler first at lowest price.
Call Ann Arbor Muffler Installers-FREE price
quote. 769-5913. 5cFtc
SPEEDREAUINi
Learn speed reading/study skills. Registration
Wednesday and Thursday, February 20 and 21.
UM Reading Center, 764-9481. Cost $30. 44F221
FOR THOSE who want to flaunt it, 100% cotton
Michigan T-shirts with witty slogans: "With Mich-
igan Men Women Come First" or "The Michigan
Man-Not "Just Another Pretty Face." Only $5.49
ea. Color: Navy Blue shirt-gold lettering, Sizes:
4, M. L, X-L. Send check or m.o. to Campus Tee,
4206 Cross Baits II, 1440 Hubbard Rd., A', MI 48109.
Be sure to include name, address, phone number,
and size. For further info call 763-2867 between
7-12 p.m. dF217
TRADE IN SPECIAL! Fine quality used albums
for my exotic stuff. Ace Records. 13F222
PLEASE MAKE the Village Apothecary head-
quarters for all your drug and cosmetic needs.
1112S. University. cFtc
APPLICATION for Summer study in FRANCE OR
SPAIN are available in 4108 MLB. 28F318
RARE LIVE & unreleased studio recordings, check
out Ace Records, Flint 233-4622. 10F215
THE THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY IN ANN ARBOR
invites you to a series of films and discussions
on the great religions of the world at the Carriage
House, north of the First Unitarian Church, 1917
Washtenaw, second floor, Sat., Feb. 16 at 3:00 p.m.
MECCA THE FORBIDDEN CITY. 98F216
RALPH-Not YOUR terms: MINE. TRY AGAIN.
A.W. 26F217
MAKE LOVE!-NOT WAIL
(It's good for our business)
Austin Diamond
1209S. University
663-7151
Specializing in custom
engagement & wedding rings
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-WE BUY AND SELL
RARE & OUT-OF-PRINT
BOOKS
First Editions, Signed Books,
Leather Bindings, Sets.
WEST SIDE BOOK SHOP
113 W. Liberty, 995-1891
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MOST COPIES-3¢--overnight
Ann Arbor's LOWEST copy prices
Accu-Copy, 524 E. William, 769-8338
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PRIMAL/FEELING THERAPY-The Personal
Growth Center, 403 Miller, 973-9764. cFte
SHABBATON sponsored by THE FLAME, National
Jewish College Students Organization. Fri-Sat.,
Feb. 15-16 at Hillel. Join us for three meals, frien-
dship, and discussion on "Israel: How important to
the Jew?" To register call Mark at 996-0239 or at
Hillel at 663-3336. 89F216
Ann Arbor's Largest Selection ,
We Buy and Sell
USED PAPERBACKS
Science Fiction
Literature, Drama
Poetry, History
WEST SIDE BOOK SHOP
113W. Liberty, 995-1891
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STEREO! 20-50% discount. All national brands
and esoterica. Call Rob, 663-6375 between 5-7 p.m.,
M, W., eFtc
OFFSET AND XIROX
FAST LO\' COST DUPLICATING
COPYQUICK-769-0560
1217S. University
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HAPPY 29th BIRTHDAY KARL!!!
Hope it's a GREAT one.
The Daily Staff
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, MYTHOLOGYFAIRY
TALES, LEGENDS
RARE FIRST EDITIONS & AMERICANA
BUY SELL TRADE
We B !UY single booksorlibraries
THE DAWN TREADER BOOK SHOP
525 E. Liberty, 995-1008
inside Bill's Bindery
VOIC" LESSON--Student o fEva LIKOVa. MM
graduate in voice. Experienced in teaching all voice
types. Wish to teach in my home. 994-4013. 37J222
literary CAMPUS EDITING technical
Efficient Reasonable Fast-769-2931
cJ420
WRITING SERVICES, Creative, Technical. Editing,
Research..Experienced. Professional. 996-0566. cJtc
PROFESSIONAL Integrative Wholistic Massage.
Call 665-5501, Robin. 61J219
TYPING
FAST, accurate, with legal experience. Call Andy
at 662-4819. 68J226
S MALL BUSINEaS now ofering complete one-
stop service on cars or trucks from minor tune-ups
to major collisions. Discount rates; guaranteedl
work. Free towing. 15 mile radious. Frisco's Towing
and StoraO e.48-143O 275216
HELP WANTED-MODELS, $12 per hour. Call
668-9755 or apply at 215 S. 4th Ave., Downtown Ann
Arbor. 34H221
THE WAYNE-WESTLAND Community Schools
announce position openings for the Rose M. Kennedy
Respite Care Center, scheduled to open March,
1980: care workers, cook/care worker, resident
relief manager, care worker/shift leader.
Submit letter of applica'tion to: Gary W. Matche,
Executive Director of Employee Relations, 3712
Williams, Wayne, MI 48184. Equal opportunity
employer. 16H217
NEED MONEY?
Pantyhose sales representative, full or part-time.
No experience necessary, must have transportation.
Call 979-4800. 80H229
Computer People
We're helping many companies in the area fill a
variety of permanent, shirter-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. rea ltime
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 lik- 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.
SOFTWARE SERVICES CORP
320 N. Main, Ann Arbor 48104
TRI-LEVEL TOWNHOUSE APT., suolet May tnru
May., two bdrm., w/basement, parking, central
air-conditioning, laundry facilities, excellent loca-
tion . .. price negotiable. Call: 668-0191. dU221*
SUBLE'I-DOUBLE ROOM, excellent location (E.
Univ. & Oakland, Nice, clean. quiet house. 769-
oR5'3 dUt e
ADDRESSERS Wanted IMMEDIATELY!
Work at home-no experience necessary-excellent
Pay. Write: American Service, 8350 Park Lane,
Suite 127, Dallas, TX 75231. 16H224
COUNSELORS/INSTRUCTORS for private girls'
camp in northern Wisconsin. Waterfront spo-ts:
Swimming, Sailing, Water Skiing, Canoeing, Canoe
Tripping. Land sports: English Riding, Tennis,
Archery, Karate. Also Food Service as':istants.
June 15-August 17. Apply Red Pine Camp for Girls,
Minocqua, WI 54548. Phone: (715) 356-6231. 67H305
"lVYEiSEAS JOlS-Summer/year round1-Europe,
S America. Australia. Asia, etc. All Fields. $500-
$1200 monthly. Expenses paid. Sightseeing. Free
Info Write: IJC. Box 52-1:3, Corona Del Mar, CA
92625. 0711302
PACER, 1976. 48,000 miles, 6 cylinder, A/C, AM-
FM, $1400. 662-3971, 662-2479. 69N220
'69 PLYMOUTH WAGON, light blue, 8 cylinder,
air, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio,
low milealge, almost rust-free. $790. Phone 769-
2632. 04N216
VW RABBIT, '75. Great condition,,4-speed, loaded,
best offer. 663-5425. 21N217
Go Cheaply!!!
Bus Charter to New York City.
Leave Ann Arbor 2/29 and return from New
York City 3/9.
Interested? Call Dave at 995-9455.
2.EUKOOM i ArH i.MrN
1980. CALL DONNA, 996-9478.
LEGALIZE 19 YR. OLD DRINKING bumper-
stickers. Send name, address and $1.00 for each
sticker to Fuller-Whitmore Enterprises, Dept. 1,
P.O. Box 1109, Grand Rapids, MI 49501. 07M327
SUMMER JOB'? Gold Panning and Mining. Learn
How, Learn Where (Maps). Send for Info. AU.
10838 S. Artesian, Chicago, IL 60655. 03M216
$$$ SAVE MONEY!$$$
Spring Break-Bus Charter to New York City!
Only $75 round trip!
For more info., call Dave-995-9455
dM217
Youplaythe
leading role
in our fight against
support birth defects
MARCH OF DIMES
I
anat WANTED-STUDENTS to work at GUIDE Counsel-
reat. ing Service's peer counseling program. Includes
ases work on 76-GUIDE (24-hour phone service), presen-
tations and opportunities for group and workshop
leaders. Must be a registered student for 1980-1981
Ctc year in any college and be able to make a one
year commitment, willing to work nights and week-
hree end shifts, and be interested in learning and develop-
s of ing peer counseling skill. Pay $3.30/hour, minimum
5:30. 12 hours/week. Manditory mass meeting Tues., Feb.
C222 19 in the Pendleton Room, Michigan Union, 8 p.m.
For more information call 76-GUIDE. 93F219
AMBASSADOR RONALD PALMER of the U.S.
hem Department of State will be here on Monday,
with Februry 18, 1980 at 2:30 in the Pendleton Room at
C221 the Michigan Union to discuss diplomatic career
opportunities for minority students. Students, staff,
faculty and alumni are welcome. Sponsored by
Career Planning and Placement, Office of Student
Service. 75F217
ACADEMIC WRITING
Sharpen your overall writing skills. Registration
Wednesday and Thursday, February 20 and 21.
UM Reading Center, 764-9481. Cost $30. 45F221
SPECIAL'TEST ANXIETY PROGRAM
Directed by Dr. James Papsdorf, Psychology
Dept. will be conducted late Feb. through late
April. 'Thurs., 1-3, $30.00 fee. Call Gale, 668-8467
immediately for further information. 50F219
HELP NEW Sl'U1)IEN''S Next Pall Be an Orien-
tation Leader Applications now available at 2530
Studynt Activities building from Mondav, January
28 t hrough Friday. February 22. 1980 4. F221
994-0044
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The Capitalist Study Group Presents:
JOEL'SAMOFF
"Changing Role of the U.S. in
the Global Political Economy"
Lecture: Monday, Feb. 18-7:30 p.m.
Assembly Hall, Michigan Union
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CLEANING-Excellent opportunity for early riser 6
am to 9 am, Non.-Sat. Very light work in beautiful
Arbor store. Eight positions available. No .ex-
perience necessary. Call 1-589-3700. 95H22:3
(OUNSI-:LORS-CAMP WA'IYATAH FOR GIRLS,
HARRISON, MAINE. OPENINGS: Tennis (varsity
or skilled players): Swimming (WSIi. Boating,
Canoeing, Sailing; Waterskiing: Gymnastics; Arch-
ery; Team Sports: Arts & Crafts; Theatre Director
(musicals), Pianist; Pioneering. & Trips; Secre
tary, Season: June 21 to August 21. Write (ENCLOSE
)ETAILS AS TO YOUR SKILLS. ETC.) Director,
Box 1.3, Great Neck. N.Y. 11022. Telephone: 516-
482-4:323. FACULTY INQUIRIES INVITED RE
DEPT. HEAD POSITION IN ABOVE ACTIVITIES.
6811416
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DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Edited by Margaret Farrar and Trude Jaffe
© 1980 Los Angeles Times Syndicate
the bursley family presents
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Adventure story
Forehead
9 Sandy beach, in
Spain
14 City south of
52 Spur on
55 Parimutuel
figure's
56 Hamster's
relative
57 Breakfast item
58 Render unfit
60 Become a
member
61 Demeanor
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Harrow's rival
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Moscow
R ustic: Slang
Fits of temper
Parts of the{
London traffic
scene
19 Glorify
20 Hide - hair
21 Believers in:
Suffix
22 Verdi opera
23 Ballad attributed
to Henry VIII
26 Pulitzer Prize
novelist
27 Oharacter of a
woven fabric
31 Gas
34 Ship's destina-
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1 China's memor-
able - Sisters
2 Galahad's garb
3 Style of painting
28 Part of a
housing develop-
ment
29 By - (by
memory alone)
30 Pitcher
of a type
31 Remove skin
32 He: It.
33 Hop (go)
34 Foot with claws
38 Skin
39 Rouse
41 Easy to break
43 Store up
45 Notable
American inven-
tor
46 Heavy with
moisture
48 Ancient region
of Asia Minor
49 Method of hu-
morous expres-
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50 Kindergarten
equipment
51 Cubic meter
52 Part of an inven-
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54 Freight from
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