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L) WATCH, round face. 662-9156 ask for
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E BUUTb FUO RALE. Women's size eight. Only
n once. Good condition. Good price. Call Kay 995-
57B0116
I SALE! Two Pentax spotmatic cameras
5mm FL8. $140 each, 18 mm fisheye $135. 135 mm
35 mm $85. Argus flash $20. Filters. Call 665-6562
for Rick. 56B0118
fMPUS XA w/flash, leather case. Perfect con-
n. $135.00 firm. 662-5996. 81B0116
BAGEL ROUTE FOR SALE
my well established, lucrative, popular, fun,
morning bagel route. The perfect way to make
a $$. Call me early eves for details. Curt, 662-
80B0116
FOR RENT
FURNISHED ROOMS
' Leasing Spring/Summer, Fall/Winter at a
ish rooming house, $100/up, male only. 995-3276.
cC122
GLE ROOM in nice furnished 2 bedroom apar-
nt available for female. Call Penny, 665-4305.
86C0118
TES I-Male lease in double suite, winter term.
1010 after 4 p.m. 82C0120
re double room in furnished 3 person apartment.
t negotiable. Male preferred. 662-5107. 76C0121
N BEDROOM in 2-bedroom apartment.
ilable Feb-Aug. Female. Call 996-2307. 67C117
GENTLY REMODELED 2 bedroom apt. Good
tiop in Ypsi. $300/month. No pets. Available af-
'eb. 1. Call 483-5890 10am-6 pm. I37CQ120
ge own room in two bedroom West side apt.
One bedroom townhouses $205.00. Two bedroom
townhouses $244.00. Three & Four bedroom
townhouses occasionally available. Children & small
pets welcome. 665-3116.
Have a share in a community
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MALE ROOMMATE NEEDED IMMEDIATELY.
$125/mo. or best offer. Call any time, Jay, 662-0427.
66C0116
TWO ROOMS AVAILABLE in 5 bedrm. apartment,
Packard-State intersection, Jan.-Aug. occupancy.
995-5743. 47C016
FEMALE LEASE WINTER '81. Oxford housing. 3
person apt. Kitchen, bath. Call Connie 764-1089 or 996-
9692 after 9p.m. 69C0120
EXTRA LARGE EFFICIENCY for rent. For 1 or 2-
Need. 537 S. Division. 63C120
ONE BEDROOM apartment, roomy, $300/mo.,
available immediately, 662-7662. 65C0121
ACT NOW
Two bedroom furnished modern apartment. In-
cludes: parking, laundry facilities, heat and water.
Great for 3 or 4 persons.
We are also accepting applications for fall on our ef-
ficiencies, 1, 2,3 bedroom furnished apartments. Call
us to discuss your needs.
Modern Management
418 East Washington
668-6906
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ROOM IN APARTMENT for female. Beautiful,
spacious room,$131/mo. Call Carrie 995-4977. 74C120
JANUARY RENT FREE! Share large room in 6
bedroom house. Jan.-May lease. Rent negotiable.
Call 663-9342. 73C118
SUBLET/MALE immediate- vacancy. 2 minutes
from campus. Sunny large room. $17750/month. 994-
0853. 72C120
FALL OCCUPANCY
Modern two-bedroom 3 or 4 person furnished apart.
two blocks to diag, near CCRB. Parking, A/C,
washer & dryer, storage lockers.
Our fall listings of furnished efficiency, 1 and 2
bedroom apts. in older campus homes is now
available.
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1U1ADER/RESJARCHI
Good pay-interesting work-flexible hours-speed
reading exp.-bright, mature, dynamic person
w/teaching ability. Call Alan Jacks, 665-4465, 994-
4309. 15H117
CHILD CARE NEEDED in our home. Nine month
boy, 3 mornings per week. 665-9591. 16H116
SCHOOLING
AEROBIC DANCE INSTR.
TRAINEES/$9-11/hr.
See my ad under business services
28H 118
SECRETARY-RECEPTIONIST in busy educational
center. Sundays 11-5, Tuesday 4:30-10. Call 662-3149.
23H116
PRE-MEDICAL STUDENTS: Current Un-
dergraduate Pre-medical students may now com-
pete for several hundred Air Force scholarships, that
are for 1st and 2nd year medical students. The
scholarship provides for tuition, books, lab fees and
equipmant, plus a $500 monthly allowance. Contact
Air Force MEDICAL OPPORTUNITIES, CHUCK
HALL at (313) 973-7704 or stop by 2500 Packard, Suite
208, Ann Arbor, MI 48104. cHtc
COUNSELORS: Qualified counselors needed for 75
member camps located Northeastern U.S., July and
August. ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT CAM-
PS, 157 West 57th Street, N.Y., N.Y. 10019 (212) 582-
3540. 83H0117
Part time receptionist/typist needed for office right
on campus; $3.75/hr. Call 995-5456. 41H0118
Dishwasher needed from 5:30-8:00 p.m. Free Dinner
at frat. 668-8998. 4RH011
Inch, rates available for contracts over 54 lines per week.
196-8782
769-4600
60CO117
Ann Arbor Y
Single, private rooms for men and women located in
a clean, attractive dormitory style hotel. Centrally
located in downtown Ann Arbor near U of M Central
Campus. A weekly rate of $56 plus tax or a daily rate
of $15 plus tax includes daily maid service, coin
operated laundry facilities, snack bar, swimming
pools, gym and weight room (inludes Nautilus),
sauna and racquetball courts. AATA (city bus) tran-
sfer station and municipal parking facilities are ad-
jacent to the Y. The Ann Arbor Y is located at 350 S.
Fifth Ave. Phone 663-0563. 19C0118
Meals, housing, friends, and entertainment for $200 a
month? Not impossible if you life in an ICC coop. Call
or stop by the Inter-Cooperative Council, 4002
Michigan Union, 662-4414. 85C117
ROOMS AVAILABLE in Fraternity next to Union.
Good food. Parties. Sauna. Parking. Weight room.
Free laundry. Two big rooms suite. Much more.
$275/month. 5 spaces available. Call John 995-8833.
17C0118
Modern Two-Bedroom unfurnished apt. Immediate
sublet. Rent includes heat, water, laundry facilities,
and narking .69-7787 .cct
,E BEDROOM HOUSE and full basement.
baths. $400/mo. plus $400 down deposit. Call
32. Can be seen any.afternoon. 59C0121
DOUBLES. 1z male double. Available in COED
nity. $120/mo. Kitchen space. Laundry. Call
57. Ask for Janet or Mike. 58C0129
ON CAMPUS
a roommate to share my apartment. Call 668-
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US Beautiful-6 and 7 bdrm.'houses available
981. $1200-$1400/mq. plus utilities. No pets. 663-
ves. only. . . 92C0117
.ACTIVE 1 and 2 bdrm. apartments from $285
ly. Heat included, no pets, close to U-M Med.
r. Call 761-3404 between 11-4 p.m. 01C0123
KWELL-Both leases of a double for sale. 763-
91C0116
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Campus Management, Inc.
337 E. Huron St.
OFFSET AND XEROX
FAST LOW COST DUPLICATING
COPYQUICK, 769-0560
1217 S. University
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Classical guitarist looking for partner to play duets.
Not for money. Call Judy 665-1087. dF0117
CAMP RAMAH IS INTERVIEWING for staff this
summer. Interviews on Sunday, Jan. 18 at Hillel. Call
663-3336 for appointment. cF0116
SHABBAT AT HILLEL, Friday January 16: Or-
thodox minyan at 5:15, Conservative minyan at 5:30,
dinner at 6:30 (reserv. by Fri. noon), Reform group
discussion at 7:15, and Oneg Shabbat with Meir Fund
(Brooklyn College) at 8:00 on "Rabbi Mahman, The
Messiah and The Jewish Question." cF0116
CROSS COUNTRY SKIING at its best! Come North
for a weekend break to Innisfree. Miles of trails in
Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lake Shore. Openings
this weekend Jan. 16-18 for individuals and groups.
Weekend lodging and five meals for $40. Call Paula
616-334-3335. NOW. 55F0116
CHABAD HOUSE
launches learning sessions for the Winter semes-
ter, starting now, at the Chabad House, 715 Hill St.,
corner of Oakland. No charge. Choose any topic you
like. For information, call 99-Learn.
READING HEBREW
Mon. 7-8:30 pm-a beginner's course in Hebrew
reading.
TORAH-BIBLE
Mon. 7-8:30 pm-five books of Moses with commen
tarv.
NACH PROPHETS
Sun. 7-8:30 pm-a study in Samuel, Isaiah, etc. with
commentary.
MISHNAH
Tues. 8:30-10 pm-a systematic orientation in the
basics of Torah-law.
i TYiPrU, PRUr EUNAL, ALL TYPES. Call
Noelle anytime. 971-2364. cJtc
AEROBIC DANCE TEACHER WORKSHOP
Nat'l Aerobic Dance Instructors Assn. offering 1-Day
teacher training workshop in Detroit. Learn to teach
Aerobic Dance Excr. classes, qualified to earn $9-
$11/hr., work p/t, flex. days/eve. hrs. in Y, Health
Club etc. Near your home. Workshop incl. practical
job placement info. prey, dance exp. not rec. Cost'
$55 for workshop. Mastercard, Visa o.k. Call toll-free
1-800-328-7404, 24 hrs. A non-profit org. 26JH8
TYPING
Fast, Accurate, Professional. Call Andy 996-5950.
48J0120
ANN ARBOR MUSIC TEACHER is now accepting
new voice and piano students. 769-1655. 84J120
TYPING DISSERTATIONS and MAJOR PAPERS
by very experienced and accurate typist. 971-5647.
22J0125
663-4101
cCtc
Roommate needed for 2 bedroom apartment. Close
to campus. For information call 662-2701, ask for
Julie. 35C0118
Sublet; immediate occupancy. 1 male needed to
share 2 bedroom apartment with 2 others. 5 minutes
from campus. 996-3959. 3400120
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N Need 1 person to share classic Burns Park home. 994-
A 1576. 38C0121
N ROOM FOR RENT for female. Excellent location in
A 6-bedroom co-ed house. For further information con-
tact Stu at 663-3164 or 1304 Geddes. 39C0117
S NICE ROOM in large country house. A car is a must
E for this sunny room, 6 miles from campus, $130/mo
E plus utilities. Flexible lease. Call Dave 994-0389.
M . 49C0117
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R S Female nonsmoker-Room in Nice Two Bedroom
Apt. $165/mo. & Utilities. 995-3968. 46C116
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R MI SUBLET FEB 1-JULY 31. Attractive efficiency.
R Convenient location. $264/month. All utilities in-
Y5S eluded. Call Chris, 769-71t0eX 653 days and 434-9186
eves. Be persistent. 90C1006
DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Edited by Margaret Farrar and Trude Jaffe
ACROSS
1 Watch chains
5 Turkish title
9 October's
birthstone
13 Ardor
14 Money in
Switzerland
16 Pleasing
17 River to the North
Sea
18 One of the
,Osmonds
19 Primates
20 A piece of cake
22 Pompilius,
legendary King of
Rome
23 Mrs. Truman
24 Chess
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51 "-is the
time..."
52 Derby winner,
1931
55 Winnie the
57 Doe or roe
58 Clause on a legis-
lative bill
61 Against
62 Arm bones
64 Type of
painting
65 Scram!
66 Platform
piece
67 Supplements
(with "out")
68 Prefix with
gram or graph
69 Presidential
nickname
70 Delighted, in hip
talk
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1 Be aware of
2 Earthen pot
3 Type of musical
instrument
4 Gibe
5 Flier's decor-
ation: Abbr.
6 "And the
that was Rome"
7 Scarum's
companion
8 Cracker of a sort
9 Carousing:
Phrase
10 Scottish musician
11 Makes ahole in
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Minus
Desist
Doggone it!
Obligation
Hold or dance
Pinnacle
Charlie, the detec-
tive
Uy, NINA VINIK! Have a Happy Birthday-We love
you! Robin, Amy, Wendy, Gayle, Susie. 62F0116
Famous Michigan Center Gerald Ford is a Michigan
Deke. 93F0118
TO THE KID: Thanks so much for helping me. Love,
a grateful new resident. 88F0116
AMERICAN BANDSTAND'S Dick Clark is a mem-
ber of Delta Kappa Epsilon. 00F0116
DE LONG'S BAR-B-Q PIT
THE TASTIEST IN TOWN
Specialized in barbeque fare for over 15 years!
-SANDWICHES-
Barbeque Beef and Pork, Chicken, Fish
Trout, Corned Beef, and Pork Chops
-DINNERS-
Barbeque Ribs, Chicken, Beef, Pork
Fried Chicken and various Seafood
314 Detroit Street, Ann Arbor
Corner of Fifth, across from The Farmer's Market.
Mon., Wed., Thurs., Sun. 11:00 a.m.
Carryout or Home Delivery after 4:00
665-2266'
cFtc
GUITAR STRINGS AND ACCESSORIES
Up to 40 percent off while we can ...
Herb David Guitar Studio
209 S. State, 665-8001
2cFtc
Robert Peary took the Deke flag with him to the pole
while Alan Bean had one with him on the moon.
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Lox, Baagels, and the NEW YORK TIMES-What
could make for a better brunch? Sunday, Jan. 18, at
11:00 a.m. at Hillel, 1429 Hill St. cF118
Israeli Folkdancing at Hillel on Sunday, Jan. 18: 12-1
p.m. Instruction. 1-3 p.m. Open Dancing. cF18
SILVERDOME ARCHITECT Carl Luckenback
belonged to DKE at Michigan. 01F0116
The Best Deli in Town! Sunday; Jan. 18 at 6:00 at
Hillel-Sandwich and sides $2. Kosher, of course.
cF118
Joe Paterno and Tom Landry are members of Delta
Kappa Epsilon. 95F0117
"On Learning to be Human: Exploring the
Metaphors of Consciousness." A talk by Meir Fund
(Brooklyn College) at 7:30 p.m. on Sunday, Jan. 18 at
Hillel, 1429 Hill St. cF118
Seder for Tu Beshvat-a new form of an old
tradition. Join us at 5:30 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 19 at
Hillel for dinner. Reservations please by Monday
noon. cF118
Rush Delta Kappa Epsilon during Rush Week, 1004
Olivia, 668-8998. 94F0118
ERIC'S FACTORY CLOSEOUTS. Footwear,
bodywear, swimwear. 406 E. Liberty, 2 blocks off
State, cFtc
May we help you with your non-prescription needs?
VILLAGE APOTHECARY, 1112 S. University. 4cFtc
NEED HELP WITH CITY HALL? Call coun-
cilwoman Leslie Morris, 2nd Ward. 994-2702 or 769-
3758.12F417
KOSHER KORNER
Kosher Restaurant is now open, delicious home-
made, lunches and dinners are available daily upon
request, and also meal plans. Call 665-6211. cF122
"Jewish Interpretation of Dreams"-a study session
with Meir Fund at Hillel on Saturday, Jan. 17 at 1:30
p.m. Follows lunch: reservations by Friday noon.
cFO117
Jewish Grad Student Party-9:30 p.m. on Saturday,
Jan. 17 at 1001 E. University No. 3-B. cF0117
COLLABORATIVE ART
SPACE
ALTERNATIVE ART EXPERIENCE
Non-credit art classes in photography, graphic de-
sign, calligraphy, quilting, more . . . Call the Guild,
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WANTED-DEAD BUG-Volkswagen bug in good
condition with hopeless engine or drive train. 995-
1008 ask for Bill. 78K0120
AVOS
Wed. 8:30-10 pm-ethics of the Bible.
TALMUD-ORAL LAW
Sun. 8:30-10 pm-a lively, challenging experience
examining the depths of Torah knowledge with
special emphasis on the logic, methodology, and
wisdom of Talmudic literature.
THE SIDDUR-
PRAYER BOOK
Thurs. 7-8:30 pm-understanding the meaning of our
prayers.
SHULCHAN ARUCH-
CODES OF JEWISH LAW
Wed. 8-9:30 pm-a study of Jewish laws and customs.
CHASIDUS-A JEWISH
MYSTICISM
Wed. 7-8:30 pm-explaining the ideas of the esoteric
part of the Torah with an intellectual approach.
JEWISH HOMEMAKER
Wed. 8-9-30 pm-Challah baking, Shabbat, and
festival dinner cookings. cF0122
TYPING, PROFESSIONAL, ALL TYPES
Call Noelle anytime, 971-2364.
Write-on
. Copywriting
Editing h
9-Research
*Overnight typing'
996-0566
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WN'T'ED: zorm apt. in complex or older hotne
close to campus for Fall '81. Looking for warm at-
mosphere, modern utilities, parking, and if possible,
fireplace. Call persistently, 764-9881, 764-9882, or 764-
9898. dL0123
WANTED-DEAD BUG-Volkswagon bug in good
condition with hopeless engine or drive train. 995-
1008 ask for Bill. 77N0120
JEEPS, CARS, TRUCKS available through gover-
nment agencies, many sell for under $200.00. Call
602-941-8014, ext. No. 4240 for your directory on how
to purchase. 99N1023
'67 Peugeo-for parts. Good Mechanically.NCall
Greg, 665-0693. 40N0118
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34 Verges of skate
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38 Educator Horace
39 Mild oaths
42 Formerly, old
style
43 "Till the-
Time"
45 Isolated
47 Troubles
50 Racetrack veteran
32 Very clean
33 Ethiopian title
35 Czar's son
36 This: Sp.
37 Dinner dish
40 Sum of money
41 Train, in boxing
44 Opponent
46 Pudding ingredi-
ent
48 Conclude
49 Polaris,
the polestar
52 Demolish, mod
style
53 City in cen.
Shensi
54 Reds and Red Sox
55 Bygone
56 Story beginning
59 "East of-"
60 Slumber
63 The limit, in a way
SUMMER JOBS. National Park Co's 21 parks, 4000
openings.dComplete information $3 Mission Mtn.
Co., 651 2nd Ave. W. N., Kalispell, MT., 59901.
89H0129
JOB OPPORTUNITY
Applications for the Electrical Apprenticeship will
be available at the Vocational Education Office,
Room 111, Eberwhite School, 800 Soule Blvd., Ann-
Arbor, MI on weekdays from 10:00 a.m. to noon and
1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m., beginning January 5, 1981.
Applicants must be residents of Washtenaw or
Jackson County or Unadilla, Putnam, Hamburg, or
Green Oak Township of Livingston County or Onon-
daga, Leslie, Stockbridge, or Bunker Hill Township
of Ingham County. In addition, applicants must have
been a resident of the above geographical area for
the twelve months prior to the date of application.
Applicants from outside the above geographical area
will NOT be accepted.
At the time of application, applicants must be 18
years of age, have completed high school, and have
passed one credit year of high school algebra or the
equivalent.
Completed applications must be returned to the
Vocational Education Office no later than February
13, 1981. Late applications, incomplete applications,
and applicants not meeting the above requirements
will NOT be considered for apprenticeship.
An Equal Opportunity Apprenticeship Program.
70H0117
WORK/STUDY PERSON NEEDED by firm in-
volved in software development, computer system
design and social science research for general office
duties. 10-20 hrs/wk. Please contact Kathy Seldkamp
at Michigan Evaluation Resource Center. 663-4219.
--___-_ 7d7H0123
Full and part time clerk at drug store. 971-1140.
5140119
PSYCHOLOGY RESEARCH: If you've been in long
term psycho therapy or psychoanalysis and have en-
ded within the past 2 years (whether satisfied or
dissatisfied) and would like to discuss that experien-
ce. call 665-2990. 84001 16
PIRGIM
Student Board Positions Open
1. Office Manager
2. Media Coordinator
3. State Board Representative
Applications and information
4106 Michigan Union
Apply by Jan. 23, 1981
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