Page 6-Thursday, October 30, 1980-The Michigan Daily

If you find your name and address
in today's Michigan Daily classified.
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YOU WIN

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TWO FREE TICKETS A Space Odyssey

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to any one of
State 1-2-3-4
Midnight Movies.

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5 WINNERS EVERY DAY
No Contest To Enter!
ust look through todoy's Classified
kds. Five U. of M. students will find their
-ames hidden in this section. If your
name and address appear, coil our busi-
ness office at 764-0560 (9 o.m.-5 p.m.).
420 Maynard, within 48 hours. Twfree-
tickets for a State 1-.3-4 Mioinight
Movie of your choice will be presented
you, courtesy of The Michigan Doily
Classified Department.

SHOWING OCT. 31 & NOV. 1


LOST-College ring, men's gold U of M pharmacy,
brown sunburst stone, lost near Oakland and Tap-
pan. Reward. 662-4683, ask for Bill. 68A1102
LOST-GLASSES, brown rimmed, in brown case.
Lost inDiag area. REWARD. 996-1416. dA1101
LOST-Leather wallet/changepurse combo. If
found, please call Elaine at 761-8856 or drop by
the Daily. dA1030
REWARD-Lost my denture consisting of four
teeth: nncmnnuaturdavnight 668-728 45iA103t0

vljjzK IUArLEaLIE L., Y341in. xA5it I. £ U oticeXor
study, $130. Antique steamer trunk, 4 drawers,
woodhangers,1$30.995-1165. 78B1104
BARGAIN! MUST SELL-Artcarved diamond
ring, size 8%, worn only few hours; white and
yellow gold band with small diamonds between,
$90. Call Kermit at 769-7824 between 4:30-6:00 p.m.,
ONLY, PLEASE. Thank you. dBtc
ANN ARBOR-THE ANTIQUES MARKET, Sunday,
November 9, "Your invitation to Christmas Antique
shopping." 5055 Saline-Ann Arbor Rd., exit 175 off
1-94, 275 dealers, everything GUARANTEED for
authenticity. 8 a.m.-4 p.m. (Early birds welcome
after5a.m.). 77B1109
MOVING SALE-2512 Stone Dr., Northwood 5.
Cheap furniture, floor coverings, indoor plants, 2
girl's bikes, mattresses. Friday 31 October-Saturday
1 November till midday. 668-8427. 76B1031
SANYO5 watts/channel stereo receiver. RPR
series 3, 'speakers. Techniques SL2 turntable.
Excellent condition. Best offer. 662-5964. 72B1104
USED OFFICE FURNITURE. Good condition.
Desks, chairs, and file cabinets. 971-5144. 70B1030
NUETRONS ARE POISON
Multi-color design. Steadman Hi-cru Lt. blue, sand,
yellow. S-M-L-XL $10.00 postpaid or pay C.O.D.
Allow six weeks delivery. Ptarmigan Co., Box
1306, Panama City, FL 32401. 49B1104
CHEVY IMPALA 1969-Good engine, very de-
pendable and low mileage. Asking $500.00. Phone
971-9704. 62B1102
ONE PAIR GENESIS III speakers, two years old,
lifetime warranty. Call Jeff, 996-1907. SiB 1102
LEATHERCRAFT by A.R.M. at A-A Farmer's Mkt.
on Saturdays, stalls No. 1 and No. 2. Briefcases,
bags, belts, and various other items. Custom, per-
sonalizeaeathereaft asnecialt, y.dRi107

CAMruS AREA-Large attractive z edroom
apartment. Newly painted and carpeted. Unfur-
nished. Fireplce. No pets. $335. 403 N. State. 769-
1534. 80C1104
STUDIO APT. available Dec. 1. Furnished. Close
to campus. $240/month. Great Deal! 668-8965, 994-
3516 persistently. 70C1106
Happy Thursday LYNNE E. ERICKSON. You have
won tickets to the State 1-2-3-4 Theatres. They're
waiting at the Daily nearest you. dC1030
FOR SUBLET-Furnished efficiency. 5 minutes
from campus. Heating paid. 1 months rent re-
quired in advance. CALL 995-8796 or 662-3458. 30C1105
NEWLY, FURNISHED or Unfurnished Apt.-
Modern 2 Bedroom Apartment next to Rackham
Building, washer and dryer, parking, sublet rent
negotiable. 663-4101. 32C1108
SUBLET ROOM in quiet, cozy house in North
Ann Arbor. Peaceful, pretty neighborhood, con-
genial houseniates. $100/month, avail. Nov. 1st. Call
996-4078. dC1031
i ON CAMPUS
I need a roommate to share my apartment. Call 668-
6906. eCtc
SELF-STORAGE-Clean, safe, private units from
$14/mo. 1 mile from U M football stadium. Stow
Away Self Storage. 769-0119. cCtc
APARTMENT FOR RENT. 1-bedroom w/loft.
$300/month. Full kitchen and bathroom. Call 663-
3526 or 665-2676. 46C1030
2 BEDROOM MOBILE HOMES close to campus,
special student rates. $180/mo. 483-1161. 87tCi6
ARBOR PARK
Modern Two-Bedroom unfurnished apt. $317 a
month, includes heat, water, laundry facilities and
parking. 662-7787. 07C1104
ARROWWOOD HILLS COOPERATIVE
One bedroom townhouses $195.00, Two bedroom
townhouses $223.00, Three & Four bedroom
townhouses occasionally available. Children & small
pets welcome. 665-3116.

Have a share in a community

cCtc

CAMPUS-1 BLOCK
Delightful one-bedroom apartment, reasonable rent.,
Modern Apartments-668-6906, cCtc
ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL, turn of the century
house, near downtown, 5/6 bedrooms. Call Gail
Sugar, 996-4389, Deloof and Associates. 44C1101

ON CAMPUS SINGLE ROOM for female avail-
able. Call Rebecca at 764-5318 after 8 p.m. 64C1105
FURNISHED ROOM WITH PRIVATE BATH AND
REFRIGERATOR-one block from University bus
stop at Greene and E. Davis. $195/mo. plus utilities.
Available Nov. 1.995-2002. 58C1105
GREEN TERRACE
$100 RENT CREDIT until Oct. 31, 1980. Excep-
tionally large one and two bedroom apartments
with new carpet, new custom draperies, 1 baths,
new pool, security guard and intercom system.
Small pets welcome. (FROM $276 INCLUDING
HEAT AND CABLE T.V.) Call 483-7308 Mon.-Fri.
9-6, Sat. 1-5. 772 Green Rd., Ypsilanti, near St.
Joseph's Hospital. Dahlmann Apartments. cCtc
HOUSEMATE NEEDED-Own room, beautiful
house, close to campus, vegetarian, non-smoker.
$140/month and utilities and deposit. 665-0275.
03C1024

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CAMPUS
We are currently leasing our remaining few one-
bedroom, modern furnished apartments. Stop by or
call DAHLMANN APARTMENTS, 543 Church,
761-7600 days,665-2664 eves &oweekends. cCt
REBELS TWO is a novel on young Marx and
young Thoreau. Donation to Dexter Press, 18055
James Couzens, Detroit, MI 48235. dF1031

ATHLETES, Students-Free demonstration.
Relaxation, creative visualization training. Call
6-7 p.m. and weekends. 665-6359. 37F1114
THE THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY presents
"Ghosts," a talk by Dr. Richard Brooks, on Satur-
day, November 1, 2:00 p.m. at the "Carriage House"
by the First Unitarian Church, 1917 Washtenaw.
For information call 995-3556. 81F1031
YOUNG JEWISH Professionals Halloween
Party, 8:30 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 1 at 2345]
Harding in Ypsilant. Costumes preferred; prizes,
dancing . .. BYOB. Call 434-0110 for information,
directions, or rides. cF1101]
TO THE BEST THETA CHI ON CAMPUS-"Pardon]
me" Noskoni. Have a great day. Love, ME. dF1030
ANGRY AT YOUR MUFFLER? Maybe it's just
exhausted. Get rid of it by buying a new muffler
over the phone.769-5913. 3Ftc
SEE OUR COSMETICIAN for your make-up needs.
Village Apothecary, 1112 S. University Ave. 3cFtc
Oh CAROL M. DAY! Oh Happy Day! You've won
tickets to the State Theatres. Pick them up at the
Daily (Day-Lee)? dG1030
ARTWORLDS
CENTER for Creative Arts
Workshops in
FINE ARTS
CRAFTS
PHOTOGRAPHY
DANCE
PHYSICAL ARTS
Registration now being
taken for term beginning
NOVEMBER 3, 1980
For schedule and registration
information, call or visit
ARTWORLDS
213 S. Main Street
Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104
994-8400
OFFICE HOURS
Mon.-Thurs. 3:30 p.m.-9:30 p.m.
Sat. 9:30 a.m.-3:30p.m.
cF1105
STUDENT LOOKING for any research info. on
Elizabeth Barrett Browning. Call 292-3667. 59F 1030
SHABBAT SERVICES for Friday, Oct. 31 are at
5:15 p.m. (Conservative and Orthodox) at Hillel.
Dinner follows; reservations by Friday noon.
cF1031
CHARMING BUT SHY GUY, bright, bored, and
seeking a sincere, fun lovin' counterpart. 53F1101
ONEG SHABBAT with Adi Zemach, Hebrew Univ.:
"Who Is a Jew?" 8:30 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 31 at
Hillel, 1429 Hill St. cF1031
TERM PAPER MADNESS
Cure it with Speed Research-.
Do faster, better, ORIGINAL work. Save all-nighters
for friends and lovers. Complete Booklet.
Send $3.00 to Study Aids, Box 2616, Ann Arbor,
MI 48106. 38F1030
MAKE LOVE-NOT WAR!
(It'sgood forour business)
Austin Diamond
1209S. University
663-7151
Specializing in custom
engagement & wedding rings
cFtc
DREAMS WORKSHOP-Gestalt, Senoi, masks,
acting and drawing dreams. October 31-Nov. 2.
$36 registration plus ability to pay fee. Details from
Bob Blood PhD., Margaret Blood MA. 769-0046.
cF1030
AFS/A' MEETING, 7:30 p.m. Monday 10/27/80,
International Ctr., 603 Madison. Returnees, hosts,
encouraged to attend. Ellen, 763-1000, 665-7887.
94F1026
DELI-DINNER (Kosher, N.Y. style), 6:00 p.m.
on Sunday, Oct. 26 at Hillel, 1429 Hill St. Sandwich
and sides, $2. cF1026
JAZZ-Drum and bass player needed for small
combo. Call Gil, 764-7655. 43F926
HILLEL MUSICIANS-8:00 p.m. on Sunday, Nov.
2 at Hillel, 1429 Hill St. Israeli, Yiddish, Hassidic,
folk, and liturgical music. All instrumentalist and
singers welcome! cFllO2
OFFSET AND XEROX
FAST LOW COST DUPLICATING
COPYQUICK, 769-0560
1217 S. University
cFtc
ISRAELI FOLKDANCING at Hillel, 1429 Hill St.,
Sunday, Oct. 26, 12-1 p.m. for beginners, 1-3 p.m.,
open dancing. cF1026
LSAT PREPARATION COURSE-Reasonable fees,
experienced teachers, evening classes Nov. 4-Dec. 4.
Realm Tutoring Service, 665-3579. 49F1102

The DAILY'S
PHONE NUMBERS:
Billing 764-0550

AFS/A' MEETING, 7:30 p.m. Monday 10/27/80,
International Ctr., 603 Madison. Returnees, hosts,
encouraged to attend. Ellen, 763-1000, 665-7887.
98F1026
ISRAELI FOLKDANCING on Sunday, Nov. 2 at
Hillel, 1429 Hill St. 12-1 p.m. for beginners and
1-3 p.m., open dancing. cF1102
PLAY PINBALL AND WIN!! Have games in your
Frat or Sorority and share in the profits. Call Bill
at 662-6986 for more information. 15F1104
SPRINGSTEEN Pictures For Sale. Front row
Cobo. Other groups available. Call Jeff, 764-1700.
77F1020
SUPPORT THE GARGOYLE!
(Why not?)
dFlO3l
YEHUDA AMICHAI-Israeli poet. Speaking and
reading poetry at 8:00 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 30 at
Hillel, 1429 Hill St. Refreshments served. cF1030
BIBLIOGRAPHIES COMPILED TO YOUR
SPECIFICATIONS
Call Xavior Times evenings 7:30 p.m.-10:30 p.m.
994-5155
11F1 I05

Write-on...
" Copywriting
" Editing
' Research
" Overnight typing
996-0566

C Afor Uof M fooaleickets.
Any Game-Any Section. 995-1580.
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TICKETS FOR SALE-Purdue 20-30; Vladimer@
Horowitz 40-50; Lions-Packers 10-15; X-tree tickets.
994-0145. 65Q1107
TWO PURDUE TICKETS for sale, price negotiable.

Call Jay at 994-6103 after 6:00.

dQ1030

I NEED ONE HOROWITZ ticket. Call persistently,
764-1807. 75K1104
DESPERATELY NEEDED-1 Kansas City Royals
baseball cap. Size: med. on up. Pay good $$. Call
769-4147 anytime. 71K1030
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED-ROOMMATE-Quiet, studious, mature
male, $150/month and utilities, 4 miles from campus,
immediate occupancy. Call 434-6135 eves., wknds.
50iL1'102

PURDUE GAME-Wanted 6 tickets. Group of 4,
group of 2. 1-800-482-3906, David. 16 1930

ONER OOM in furnisnea atn hflat with 4 grads
and 1 working person. Free parking, 4 blocks from
central campus. $170/month. Call Lynn Kincaid,
763-2257 or 769-3038. 26Y1030
FEMALE ROOMMATE wanted to share 1 bedroom
apartment. Campus location. Call 995-9856. 27Y1031

PrERu NWIT G DUUU RIVING RECRt to
drive snowplow truck. Must be available any time
during winter when there are two inches of snow.
Also needed: person to hand-shovel snow early
mornings. Call Mark, 662-0865. 69H1102
MACHINE OPERATORS, assemblers. Available
shifts Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m. to 12 noon, 12:30 p.m. to
4:30 p.m., 5 to 9 p.m. Fill out an application at
Ann Arbor Assembly, 2775 Boardwalk (near Briar-
wood). 79H1105
PIZZA DRIVERS-Part time only. Must be 18.
No car necessary. Apply in person only, after 4:30
p.m. Omega Pizza, 101 Washtenaw Pl., across
from Couzens Hall. 48H 1107
LIBRARY ASSISTANT-1 p.m.-10 p.m. 2 years
full time clerical experience, preferably in library;
typing 50 w.p.m. Washtenaw Community College,
Office of Employee Relations, P.O. Box D-1, Ann
Arbor, MI 48106. An Affirmative Action-Equal
Opportunity Employer. 42H1031
CLEANING PERSON in home. 1 day/week 6-8 hrs.
References required. $4/hr. Convenient Geddes/Arb
location. Eves. 769-1361. 67H1102
PART TIME SECRETARY; mature adult. 15-25
hours/week. Call Norm Foltz, 994-6500. 63H1101
WANTED-Virgins for All Hallow's Eve. Contact
us at 668-9064 from 10-12 p.m. 61H1031
KITCHEN HELP is now needed at Theta Xi, 1345
Washtenaw. Call David or Kym at 761-6133. 55H1113
PROGRAMMER-Small technological oriented
company needs programmer with Motorola 6809-
68,000 experience to work nights for 3-6 months.
Experience with graphics and scientific program-
ming would be a plus. Send resume to: Chief
Engineer, Jodon Engin. Assoc., 62 Enterprise Dr.,
Ann Arbor, MI 48103. 67H1028


GARY P. SILVERSTEIN from Silver Spring, Md.
has won silver tickets to the Silver State Theatres.
He can pick them up at the Daily now! dP1030

OWN BEDROOM in 2edroom apt. H u & Cnurch,
quiet. O.K. place. 995-9765. 54U1101
JAMES B. FERGUSON of Dewitt-Have you always
been a winner? Come pick up your free tickets to
the State 1, 2, 3, 4 Theaters at the Michigan Daily.
dX1030

ROOM FOR RENT in cooperative house. Country
living five minutes from campus. 66211306. 29Y1030
Good news MARTHA J. ROBINSON (How's the
Swiss Family?). You're the happy winner of tickets
to the State 1-2-3-4 Theatres. Pick them up at The
Daily. dYlo3o
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ANN ARBOR'S Lowest Copy Prices SECURITY GUARDS to'patrol campus buildings
Fast, Full-Service Copying 11:30 p.m.-7:30 a.m. 2-5 shifts per week, $3.85-
Accu-Copy, 402 Maynard, 769-8338 $4.17. Apply State Security Services Inc., 1000
cFtc Cornwell Place, the 400 Ingalls Building. 47H1030

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SUBSCRIBE TODAY!
call 7640558

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Call Noelle evenings and weekends, 971-2364.

CHILD CARE NEEDED in our home for six month
old. Wed., Thur., and Fri., 8:00 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
References required. 665-9591 evenings. 46H1102
HOUSEKEEPER-4-6 hours-$4.00/hr. After-
noon(s). Call 769-1672 eves. 36H1030

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'74 CAMARO, full power, excellent condition, no
rust, one owner, best offer. Call 769-0473. 73N1102
FIAT 1974-$800.00. Four door, two new radials,
some rust. 971-6191 or 764-5311. 34N1030
1974 MUSTANG II-AM/FM, no rust, 65,500 miles,
sharp car, takes reg. gas, B/O. 769-1750. 601105
CADILLAC ELDORADO F.W. drive, rebuilt eng.,
exc. tires, white leather, absolutely loaded. $375.
995-9765. 52N1101
'78 DATSUN 2802-Silver, 2 plus 2, power brakes,
AM-FM stereo, 34,000 miles, $6300.00. CALL
LIVONIA 422-1680. 57N1105



DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Edited by Margaret Farrar and Trude Jaffe
© 1980 Los Angeles Times Syndicate

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1 Dictionary glean-
ings, for short
5 Sin city
10 Make a - at
14 "What's -
for me?"
5 Manila hemp
16 Liquid luncher
7 Chess play
18 Evenly
20 Term of endear-
ment
22 Polished
23 Oh, dear!
24 Energy
25 Investigative
body
27 Lenny's cousin
29 Melee
33 Fort -, Calif.
34 Tight group
37 Crawled
38 Fill the bill
completely
40 Blue hues
41 Carry
42 Old World goat
43 Shake
45 Pest or pester
46 Prongs: Var.
48 - du Diable
49 Early word forms
51 Gold plate

57 String player's
movement
61 Certain records
63 Court action
64 French friend
65 Expound
66 Heraldic
wreath
67 Animal pouches
68 Abbey Theatre
playwright
69 Concordes caus-
ing discord
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1 Wheel parts
2 Enough, old
style
3 Variety store:
Phrase
4 Henry -
. Commager
5 Vaults
6 Kimono
accessories
7 Cuckoo
8 Fall mo.
9 Perhaps
10 Most rapid
11 Lovers'
quarrel
12 Stake
13 John Orr,
Scottish
agriculturalist
19 Todo

21. Soft mineral
24 Algerian soldier
of WWI
25 Assume
26 Home of a cer-
tain sheikh
27 Like some
assets
28 Peer
30 Boards of a
sort: Phrase
31 Ryan's
daughter
32 Greek letter
35 Kind of varnish:
Abbr.
36 Dir. from Delhi
to Bareilly
39 Text critics
44 Remainder

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The American Red Cross and Alpha Phi Omega will be conducting a STUDENT
BLOOD DRIVE from Monday, Oct. 27, until Monday, Nov. 3, 1980, at the
locations and times listed below. Students, faculty and staff members, and
willing members of the community are encouraged to come on one of the
six days to donate blood. No appointments are necessary.
Due to the recent closing of the Ypsilanti automotive plant, this area is suf-
fering a great loss of volunteer blood donors. In order to maintain the
necessary amount of whole blood in the local hospitals, it is vital that we
collect over 1500 pints of blood in this six day period. Again, we encour-
age everyone to donate at the Blood Drive.

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