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MYLES MARKEY - You don't have to travel miles
to get your two free tickets to the State Theatre. Just
pick them up at the Daily. dB1209
V.W. RABBIT 1976 Perfect condition, $1200 or best
offer. Call Sunday, 761-8365. 93B1209
MOVING SALE - B&W TV 9" and dishes and cook-
ware, sewing machine. Call Sunday, 761-8365.
94B1209
FOR SALE: IBM Executive typewriter. Good con-
dition. Call 764-4833 after 7 p.m. 58B1209
GOV'T SURPLUS Cars & Trucks under $100. Now
available in your area. Call 1-(619)-569-0241, Ext.
1137-A. 24 hrs. 96B1204
FOR SALE: Audi Fox 875 in very good condition.
AM/FM, front wheel drive, new brakes and muffler.
Assorted other parts, some body rust. $700 or best of-,
fer. Call 769-2930 AMS, persistently. 81B1209

FOR RENT
ROOM for non-smoking student (older grad pref)
in clean, quiet house near West Park. $160/mo.
inc. util 761-5768 eves. 92C1212
BAITS Single for Female available for Winter
Term. Privacy and a great view of beautiful North
Campus. Call Susannah at 763-1634 evenings or 996-
2880 days. 89C1211
LOFT overlooking diag; kitchen privileges, no
nicotine. Reasonable rent. 665-9358 or 761-6483.91C129
ROOM AVAILABLE for 1 or 2 people in large 2
bedroom apt. Fantastic location, $165/mo. for double
(negotiable). 662-4073. 90C1212
ROOM AND BOARD in Medical Fraternity. Avail-
able Jan. 1, $205/month. Includes everything. Call
Steve A. at 761-6515. 73C1212
ROOM AND BOARD IN CO-OPS available now.
Contracts through May 5. ICC 4002 Michigan Union.
662-4414. cC1212
TERRIFIC CAMPUS apartments now leasing tor
January. Room, efficiency, 1 and 2 bedrooms, and
whole house. Call 769-8520 ext. 241. 18C0110
COUZENS HALL Single Male Lease for sale. Call
Jeff at 764-5819. 85C1212
COMPUTER BUSINESS PEOPLE. Share office
space on State Street. $75-$250. Call 996-0001. ectc
ROOMS AVAILABLE in large all-male house.
Reasonable rates; all utilities included. Board,
parking, laundry available. Convenient location.
Call Rick at 995-5374. 24C1212
UNIVERSITY
TOWERS
Furnished Apartments. 536 S. Forest
Phone 761-2680
cCtc
USE DAILY CLASSIFIEDS

ROOM FOR Lease. Theta Delta Chi Fraternity. In-
cludes room and board. Price neg. Call 761-5960. Ask
for Chris Cook or Bob Eustice. 99C1212
ROOM FOR RENT
Great student house, nice area, perfect location.
$165/mo. + util. 994-6608. 01C1212
ERIN SULLIVAN - Erin, you'll be sharin' your sur-
prise tday. The Daily has two free tickets for you to
the State Theatre. Pick them up. dC1209
ROOM
- Food and utilities included. North Campus Co-Ops.
Call Lisa at 665-0166, after 5:30 p.m. 02C1212
FURNISHED ROOMS - Church St. near S. Univ.
No cooking. From $160 incl. utilities call 429-4427.
95C1212


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6 SOLUTIONS
TO YOUR PROBLEM
Use these numbers to call
the Michigan Daily

PERSONAL
HAPPY 21st KELLY DOLAN!
dF1209
CHANUKAH
SUPPLY SALE
In the Fishbowl, Mon., Dec. 10-Wed., Dec. 12, 11
a.m. -1:00 p.m. and at
CHABAD HOUSE
715 Hill, corner of Oakland off State.
All day self-service. For info., dial 99-LEARN.
HAPPY CHANUKAH
cFtc
DAILY DOZEN PLAYERS:
The answer to No. 12 can be found in the credits of
Amadeus. dF1209
BIG ENOUGH for everything you need from a
drugstore, small enough to remember you. The
Village Apothecary, 1112 S. University Ave. cFtc
STEHOANIE SKRENTNY - The Daily has a cure
for your end of term blues. Pick up your two free
tickets to the State Theatre today. dF1209
ERIC'S ACTION SPORTSWEAR-Swimwear,
bodywear, footwear. Factory closeout. 419 E. Liber-
ty, 2 blocks off State Street. cFtc
ANGRY AT YOUR MUFFLER? Maybe it's
exhausted. Get rid of it by buying a new muffler over
the phone. 769-5913. cF tc
READ THIS.
This $2.00 classified will
reach 4,000 people. Call
764-0557.
Thank you.
dF1212
LORI HALE - You'll have a whale of a good time
at the State Theatre with your two free tickets from
the Daily. Pick them up at the Daily. dF1208
UNIQUE GIFTS, ethnic crafts and jewelery from
around the world. Resonably priced at the Museum
Shop, EXHIBIT MUSEUM OF NATURAL HIS-
TORY, North University and Geddes, 764-0480.
96F1209
HAVE YOU SEEN
GREEN PAGES?
cFtc
2 BEAUTIFUL TAN PUPPIES. 7 mos. old. Great
pets! dFtc
NEED MONEY for winter term? Get money in
your pocket and a summer job lined up. Work for the
Michigan Citizen's Lobby, and if you are good, you
can make $500-$1000 or more and a summer job, too.
Call 663-6824 between 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. today to
schedule an interview. cGtc
STUDENTS - HELP PIRGIM continue its 12 yr.
history of environmental protection, consumer ad-
vocacy and utility reform. Fundraisers needed, 2-10
p.m., 662-0025. cGtc
PLANNED
PARENTHOOD
For reproductive health care services, sexuality
education, sterilization, abortion, pre-marital
exams, pregnancy options counseling.
PLANNED PARENTHOOD
OF MICHIGAN
3100 Professional Drive 973-0710
cGtc
HELP WANTED
AIRLINES NOW HIRING. Reservationists, stewar-
desses and ground crew positions available. Call 1-
(619)-569-6315 for details. 24 hrs. 76H1212
GOVERNMENT JOBS. $15,000 - $50,000/year
possible. Immediate opportunities. Guaranteed. Call
1-805-6000, Ext. R-7500. 69H1023

HELP WANTED
PIZZA DELIVERY - Full and part time. Must have
dependable car. Apply at 2135 4th Avenue, Ann Ar-
bor, Monday and Tuesday between 9 and 3 or mail
application by Wednesday 12/12/84. 88H1209
WANTED: Conscious persons for delivery drivers.
Must have own car. Call 994-3151. 82H1211
NEW BUSINESS making ice bowls for special
occassions. Simple, creative, profitable. Work out of
home. Call collect (313) 985-4160. 68H1212
GOVERNMENT JOBS. $15,000-$50,000/year possible.
Immediate opportunities. Guaranteed. Call 1-805-
6000 Ext. R-7500. 69H1023
SUMMER CAMP STAFF POSITIONS: Camp Tama-
kwa in Algonquin, Ont. has openings for the follow-
ing positions: Male and Female Counselors, canoe
guides/trippers, and activity instructors in arts and
crafts, swimming, sailing, wind surfing, and a piano
player. (June 24-August 24, 1985) Write: Camp
Tamakwa, 1080 N. Woodward, Birmingham, MI
48011, or call 313-644-5922. 70H1212
DRIVE A CAR back from Holiday Bowl. No charge-
You pay gas. Make reservation. Call toll free 1-800-
621-0338. 44H1211
HEAD WAITER needed 2nd semester. Small salary
and meals. Call 662-5880or663-1998. 27H1211
INTERESTED IN
ADVERTISING & SALES
EXPERIENCE?
Be a sales representative at The Michigan Daily'
and earn great experience and commissions.Contact
Debbie no later than 12/12. 764-0554. A great oppor-
tunity!! dH1212
WANT TO FURTHER
YOUR BUSINESS
CAREER?
The Michigan Daily is now accepting applications for
Classified Advertising Manager. Must be respon-
sible, enthusiastic and able to devote 20 hours per
week. Relevant training or experience preferred.
Stop by the Daily for an application and a job
description, 420 Maynard St. Student Publications
Building. dH1212
APT. RENTAL AGENT
To assist in leasing of campus apts. Car essential.
Income negotiable. Call 662-7787. 62H1209
SINGING MESSENGERS: Balloon deliveries Must
have own car. Call Say It With Balloons, 995-1972.
cHtc
~BUSINESS
.SERVICES
TYPING/WORDPROCESSING - Professional -
Fast turn around: term papers, dissertations, resu-
mes, repetitive letters, 662-4530. cJtc

BUSINESS
SERVICES.
TYPING AND EDITING. Experienced. Final Draft
769-1298. 00J1212
JOSEPH COX - Opportunity knocks! Pick up your
two free tickets to the State Theatre at the Daily
today. dJ1209
TYPING - ALL KINDS - Fast, efficient service.
Reasonable rates. Laurie, 973.1592. cJtc
WORD PROCESSING/TYPING
Papers-Theses-Dissertations
Resumes-Letters-Mailing Lists
QUICK QUILL 665-6157 65J1209
WRITING PROBLEMS? Stuck on thesis or other
projects? Not getting anywhere? Not as productive
as you would like? Have a creative block? Call
CREATIVE BLOCKBUSTERS UNLIMITED for free
initial phone consultation. 665-9177 btwn. 3-6 p.m.
97J1212
BETTER TYPING - BETTER GRADES
TYPING & WORD PROCESSING - by SANDI
Accurate, fast, reasonable - Papers, briefs disser-
tatioos, resumes. Discounts. 426-5217. "1[ care."
cJtc
WORD PROCESSING Papers, Reports, Thesis,
Resumes, Cover letters.
Execu-TOPS 663-7158
COUPON
TYPING 665-0337
cJtc
Write on...
" Writing * Editing
" Typing Graphics
* Resumes Dissertations
9960566
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TRAVEL
AIRLINE TICKET to L.A. 1-way Eve Dec. 18, $100 or
best offer. 996-4621. 84P1212
WANTED: Person(s) to drive my car to South
Florida. Depart Dec. 19 - 22, deliver 21-24. Call 663-
8641 after 6 p.m. 83P1209

LIBERAL ARTS
MAJORS..
You're Needed
All Over the
World.
Ask Feace Corps volunteers why
their ingenuity and flexibility ore
as vital as their degrees. They'll
tell you they are helping the
world's poorest peoples attain
self sufficiency in the areas of food
production, energy conservation,
education, economic develop-
ment, and health services. And
they'll tell you about the rewards
of hands on career experience
overseas. They'll tell you it's the
toughest jobyou'lIUeverlove.
PEACE CORPS

SKI THE ALPS - SPRING BREAK - FROM $629.
Round trip airfare, hotel 6 nights - Faber Travel,
corner of Liberty and Maynard, 769-9011. 86P1212

TWO DETROIT TO L.A. tickets Dec. 19-Jan. 2. Call
996-9502 ask for Karin. 60P1209
WANTED - UM basketball tickets. Blue tier only.
973-9582. cQtc
CHRISTOPHER RAJZER - Chris, don't miss this!
Here's the gist: the Daily has two free tickets to the
State Theatre for you. Pick them up. dQ1209
O ' A TES
ROOMMATES/Roommate to share Lg. 2 bedroom
apt. with two males. Call 662-0417. 98Y0112

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DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Edited by Trude Michel Jaffe

ACROSS
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Bland expletive
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some

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Backer
Safe opener,
often
Typecast item
Woodworking
tool

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(snare)
15 Buffalo Bill's
home tate
16 "Winnie-
Pu"
17 Versatile
person
20 Before tray
21 Cleopatra's
river
22 Tatum
23 Application
24 Cry of
acclamation
26 Part of some
tenaces
31 Bijou staffer
32 Skives
33 Pacino
namesakes
36 "- rae"
37 Arctic pullover
38 Marksman
39 Babi-
40 Aunt, in
Avignon
41 Artificial in
manner
42 Johnny-jump-
up?
44 Nears a due
date
47 Anchor
projection
48 Bates et al.
49 Commando
supplies
51 Occur
54 Woodland herb
58 Great Plains
native
59 Gravy
follower

33 "Pequod"
helmsman
34 Identifying

9 Make
antimacassars
10 Rain-forest
vines
11 Ancient
12 City in SW
New York
13 Unit of
magnetic flux
18 Feudal
estate
19 American
Beauties
23 Maui guitars,
for short
24 Listen
25 Zoological
suffix
26 Singer Collins
27 Area east of
the Urals
28 Entertainer
from El Centro
29 Moves quickly
(with
"along")
30 Saga segment

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symbol
River of myth
Tempo
Pipe part
Footbones
Parachute
cords
Tour
Put a check on
Kind of league
Axillary

46 Tijuana snacks
49 At the drop
of-
50 Disburse
sparingly (with
"out")
51 Lhasa-
52 Rich, in
Madrid
53 School near the
Thames
55 Hoopsters' org.
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and cancer are related. Some
foods may promote cancer, while
others may protect you from it.
Foods related to lower-
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high amounts of carotene, :
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