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LOST & FOUND

AUTOMOTIVE

GREEK GAB

LOST WATCH: Seiko Quartz Black Band
w/cream face. Lost in Grad Lib, engraved on
back. VERY SENTIMENTAL!! Please call
747-8937.
LOST! Lavalier & Chain at Sigma Chi Derby
Days. Thurs. Sentimental Value. $30 RE-
WARD. Call 996-5979 or 665-5470.

'74 BUICK APOLLO 2D sedan, exc. cond.,
under 50,000 mi, $799.764-3461 David.
1982 Renault LT LeCar. $1795. Excellent
cond. AM/FM Cass Stereo; sun roof; no rust.
Call Mark persistently 663-9905.

ALPHA PHI DELTA
FREE Dance Party
Saturday, 9 PM.
Union Ballroom
MASS RUSH
Sunday, 2 PM.
Kuenzel Rm., Mich. Union
Let the MAGIC SOUND DJ Co. add profes-
sional sound and excitement to your party.
Call 662-3754(evenings).

FOR RENT

FOR SALE

COMPUTER SALE: Color Monitor $139
Floppy Drive $69, 20MB HD $419 1200l
modem $139 150 Watt PS $79, 63VWPS $30,
25% off software, Automation Link 747-
9000
SAILBOAT FORCE 5 with Trailor, excellent
condition. Call(419) 893-1998.
SKIS, BOOTS, BINDINGS, Intermediate
Level. Will sell separately, 761-1733.
STEREO EQUIPMENT from companies
such as Spectrum, Rotel, Revolver, and
Thorens. Ca 663-4867 for an appointment.

AVAILABLE WINTER '87. Single in a 5-
bedroom house. Negotiable rent. Call Tom
anytime at 747-8862.
EFFICIENCY APARTMENT AVAIL.
Winter term & Summer if desired. $272/mo.
Incl. util., PARK. SPACE, BEST LOC.!!
665-9945.
LARGE 2-LEVEL APT. near campus &
downtown. Attractive & available. 662-5409.
UNIVERSITY TOWERS
Furnished Apartments
536S. Forest 761-2680
We like to play when it is time to play and
study when it's time to study. And gosh
there's never enough time to play but we find
the time anyways. Would yoou like to live
with women like us? Would you like to your
own bedroom? Are yoou tired of the same
old run down place for a cheap, price? Stop
looking, give lus a call cause we ve got it a',
great location $189-$212 per mo. and util.
refurbished 4 bedroom house, new carpet and
bathroom + we have parking avail. Non-
smokers and women prefered. ph # 996-
4506.

PERSONAL

AUTOMOTIVE

77 VOLVO AUTO. Great Body and interior.
Must see. Selling for friend who moved.
$2200/Best Offer. 995-3728.
CHEVET'E '79, low miles, good shape,
$950 or best offer. 761-5865.

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
1986-1987
DEPARTMENTAL CO-OPPORTUNITY PROGRAM
Y OP
ost Effective.
Rates as low as $2.30 per column inch with new two year
contracts. .a 60% savings over our $5.75.
(one Time Only Opportunity.
Co-op funds are limited, and allocated on a first come, first
served basis-so contract NOW!
nly Available to U of M Departments.
Boost participation and public relations by making students aware
of your department's services and events.
remiumResults-Not Premium Costs.
DOUBLE this year's advertising inches at LAST YEAR'S COSTS.
Call our exclusive Co-Op Department
764-0560
DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Edited by Trude Michel Jaffe

DIAL-A-JEWISH-STORY 995-5959. 24
Hrs. Another project of Chabad House.
ERIC'S SPORTS factory closeouts.
Swimwear, bodywear and footwear. Custom
t-shirts, 2 blks off State. 419 E. Liberty.
Have better concentration and improved un-
derstanding of what you are studying. Call
the Dianetics (TM) HOTLINE 1-800-FOR-
TRUTH (1-800-367-8788).
HELP NEW STUDENTS OR THEIR PAR-
ENTS: Be a Summer Orientation Leader.
Applications are available Oct. 1-31 in 3000
Michigan Union or call 764-6290 for more
infornation.
JEWISHNESS & JESUS - SEE THE CON-
NECTION! FREE Booklet - send - 323 E.
Williams#176, Ann Arbor 48104.
KIMBA IS BACK !
LANCELOT- You left your blue shield at the
Village Apothecary-Guinevere.
Sacks, I am psyched to go camping Saturday.
Your sleeping bag or mine? LM
SNUGGLES, THE MAGIC CLOWN is per-
fect for your special event. Call 662-3754.
THE GREAT PUMPKIN COOKIE is at
MOM'S.Munch 'em now or place party or-
ders at:MOM'S COOKIE CO. 619 E.
William
THE MICHIGAN THEOSOPHICAL SOCI-
ETIES invites you to a workshop Sat. Oct.
18, 9:30am to 7:30pm at Oak Trails School,
6561 Warren Rd., A2. Speakers, including
Dora Kunz, a clairvoyant & Pres. of TS, &
Prof. Skolimowski, will speak on Invisible
Worlds & Eco-Philosophy. Registration is $7
Young, attractive, educated and comfortable
entleman seeks companionship of attractive
Jewish women. Photo appreciated. P.O. Box
1585, Ann Arbor, 48106
WEEKEND
MAGAZINE
Fridays in The Daily
763-0379

CUPID'S HELPER
ARE YOU GOING to Scarborough
Fair?Bread and cheese and candles and wine.
Looking for the ultimate APRODISIAC? Try
a stereo system from AUDIOLOGIC. Call
663-4867 for an appointment.
STUDENT SERVICES
A-1 TYPING - On cam pus. Professional.
Rush service available. 668 8898.
ACCURACY INK
Editing/Word Processing
Cassette Transcription 971-4139
FOUR STAR TYPING - Quality, guaranteed
work at reasonable rates. Across from State
Discount. Open 24hrs. 668-6109.
MCAT
The Stanley Kaplan Educational Center has
classes beg inning tn Nov. and Jan. for the
April MCAT exam. Seating is limited. For
more info., call 662-3149.
SANDI'S TYPING
& WORD PROCESSING
$5 off 1st paper. Professional. Dissertations,
papers, resumes, letters ,briefs. Fast, campus
pick-up. Discounts. 426-5217.
SEWING OF ALL TYPES-Fast & Reliable.
Hems, zippers, alterations, mending & non-
clothing projects. O'Della, 973-0565.
TYPING SERVICES - $2 per page - Letter
Quality. 663-1871.
TYPING- ALL KINDS-Fast, efficient ser-
vice. Reasonable rates. Laurie, 973-1592.
TYPING-Electronic typewriter. Letter Qual-
ity, Reasonable Rates. Rich 572-0213.

HELP WANTED

Do you have ACNE affecting your BACK?
For a research study sponsoredby UM De-
partment of Dermatology which includes
FREE consultation and FREE treatment call
936-4070. Limited offer.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR STU-
DENTS.Full or Part time. Day or evening
shifts. Pay starting at over minimum wage.
Apply within or call OLGA'S KITCHEN
205 S. State. 663-1207.
FREE MEAL
Ever evening you wash dishes at The Earle.
Hard-working, dependable persons. Apply in
person 5-7 pm. M-F only. 121 W. Washing-
ton.
IMMEDIATE Positions Available in the Ann
Arbor area for Blazered and Uniformed Secu-
rity guards. We offer high rate of pay and
pleasent working cond. for well-groomed &
responsible people. For interview appoint-
ments call collect (313)399-3373.
JANITOR FOR EARLY MORNING- Need
3rd person for 3-member staff. 15
hours/week. 764-0550. Ms. McGlothlin.
NURSING STUDENTS
Gain experience with patients in the home
care setting. We have a vanet of opnings,
and offer a flexible work schedule. Must have
passed fundamentals and supply adequate
work references. Call 973-9111 between 9
a.m. and noon M-F for an appointment.
Assistant to V.P. Marketing com-
pany, part time. Experience of a
lifetime for the right person. Send
resume to Mr. Wooley, 555 E.
Williams, Ann Arbor, 48104.
94101020

PHI SIGMA KAPPA needs DISHPERSON.
.Free meals & cash. Tom 769-8421, 662-
0385.
RESEARCH VOLUNTEERS-
Wamer/Lambert/Parke/Davis Pharmaceutical
Research Division, Community Research
Clinic, is seeking healthy male volunteers 18-
55 years of age to participate as subjects in
medication research studies starting in Octo-
ber/November. If interested, call for an ap-
pointment for your initial work-up this week.
Monetary compensation is provided to re-
search volunteers. For further information,
call Ms. Susan Moran, R.N., Research Vol-
unteer Coordinator (8-4 pm. Monday-Friday).
Please call 996-7051.
STUDENT PART TIME. Maint. $4.50/hr.
Flex. hours. AM. or early PM. 996-0696.
TACO BELL now hiring $4/hr. See Patti or
Toni. 615 East University.
THE ANN ARBOR NEWS is looking for
two customer service drivers-We need two
people to work part-time delivering individ-
ual newspapers to our carers and customers
in the Ann Arbor/Ypsilanti area. Hours for
both positions are Sunday 6am- 11am and
Mondaythru Wed. 2:30pm to 7:30 pm. A re-
liable vehuicle ande good driving record is
required. Hourly wage starts at $4.50 plus a
milage reimbursement. Apply at The Ann
Arbor News Personnel Dept. or Call 994-
6754.

HELP WANTED

TWO WORK STUDY POSITIONS
AVAILABLE in a small friendly and sup-
portive office. One position as an office run-
ner: 8-12 hrs/wk. Other position as librarian:
5-12 hrs/wk. Please contact Dorothy (am}or
Jennifer (pm) in The Women Studies Pro-
gram Office 763-2047.
TYPISTS NEEDED- $500/wk. at home! In-
formation? Send self-addressed envelope.
Typing, 939 Dewey #102, AA, MI 48104.
Work at Home mailing sales literature. Write
S.C. and Associates Box 21514 Columbus,
Ohio 43221.
BUSINESS SERVICES
Racquet Stringing & Re pairs. 12hr. serv. Free
pickup/delivery. Jerry 662-9829.


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HELP WANTED

"DOM" BAKERIES is now hiring counter
help. Flexible schedules. No experience nec-
essary. Apply at 300 South Main St.
$10.15 HOURLY student jobs Ann Arbor-
Ypsi area. Call 487-5462 from 4-6 W TH F.
3.85 PER HOUR starting wage for interested
licants. Apply in person; Burger King,
50E. Liberty..
ACTIVISTS
TOXICS CAMPAIGN
SEEKS STUDENTS
Earn $175-$225/wk. Campaign for a law to
crack down on midnight toxic waste
dumpers. Full time, part time. Make friends,
make money, make a difference. LEE at
PIRGIM 4109 Mich. Union 668-6515.
Aggressive students interested in advertis-
ng/marketing. Good Pay, 764-3771.
ANN ARBOR INN HIRING: Windows PM
Waitstaff ecurity officer, Bartenders. Apply
at 1005. F~ourth Ave.
BUSY TRAVEL AGENCY looking forpart-
time secretary. Flexible hours. Send re-
sume/applications to Lovejoy-Tiffany, 300 N.
5th Avenue, Ann Arbor, Mi 48104.

GOING PLACES

SPRING BREAK! Feb. 21-28. Freeport, Ba-
hamas. $409 Complete Travel. 761- 500.
MISCELLAN EOUS
MSA ELECTIONS
The Michigan Student Assembly will hold an
election in conunction with LSA and Rack-
ham Student Govemments on November 18
& 19 to fill vacancies and vote on ballot ref-
erenda. Candidate packets will be available in
the MSA office, 3909 Michigan Union on
October 17. Filing deadline for candidacy is
October 28.

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1 After-bath
powder
5 Funny one
10 Dad
14 Lamb
15 Saudi, Italian
style
16 Benjaminite
leader
17 List abbr.
18 British peer
19 Islamic title
20 Season, in a
way
22 Self-importance
24 Author Vidal
25 By no means
26 Pea
29 Prefix with site or
phrase
30 Swiss mountain
33 City S of
Moscow
34 Characteristics
36 Manuel's aunt
37 Unoriginal '
39 Building wing
40 Plies one's
trade
42 Compass point
43 Guarantee
46 Builders' units
47 Sun. speech
48 Head table
49 in - (to a
degree)
51 Bless, old style
53 Money, in
Padua
54 "It's a bird; it's
56 Promote from
major?
60 Incursion
61 Hope, to a
Roman
63 Portal
64 Judy's dauahter

3 Fabricator
4 Roman emperor:
37-41
5 Film starring 64
Across
6 Speak to the
crowd
7 Paddock
dweller
8 Nigerian
tribesman
9 Transform
10 Author of
"Common
Sense"
11 Promotion to
Fleet
Commander?
12 Fuel source
13 Throng
21 - de plume
23 Nautical
command
25 Hammer's
targets
26 Rounded
projections
27 Expunge

28 Promote from
colonel?
29 Loses color
31 Light melodies
32 Dated
35 Knot again
38 Burdened
41 Flowering
evergreen
44 Author Gay and
family
45 They suit to
a tee

50 Sign of a hit
show
52 To swim, in
Seville
53 Actress Sophia
54 A Guthrie
55 Discomfort
56 Roman repast
57 Jot
58 Suit popular,

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1 IOWA TICKET FOR SALE in section 26.
Best offer by Friday. Call994-5366.
1 PACK of Student Tickets available
CHEAP! Call 769-0735 soon.
2 Tickets for Nov. 2 & Nov. 9 DETROIT
LIONS games. Call Kathy at 764-4369.
A-1 TICKETS- Billy Joel, Starship, U2 Bob
Segar, Lionel Richie, Cyndi Lauper, Eddie
Money, Peter Gabriel, David Brenner, 2nd
City, More-665-2469.
BILLY JOEL TICKETS- Great seats!!! Up-
per and lower bowls and floor. Call Danny at
764-4993.
DESPERATION has set in! Can you help
me? I need one Iowa ticket, and two Min-
nesota tickets!!! What a predicament!! If you
can help me out, call 663-5613.
KIMBA IS BACK !
NEEDED Tickets to Nov. 15 Football game.
Please call Kelly 764-2992.
R.E.M. TICKETS-Main Floor, CHEAP! Call
668-0474.
WANTED - U-M Football Tickets. No Sin-
gles. Call 668-6282.
WANTED: 4 Tickets for the Iowa game. Oct.
18th. Call Collect (215)875-4300.
WANTED: 4 Tickets to Illinois Game. Call
IMMEDIATELY! 747-8389.
COMPUTER MDSE.
CHEAP COMPUTER TERMINALS- 15
Bucks per month including modem. Call 761-
6100 NOW or stop by 334 S. State between 3
and 6pm. daily.
IBM PC'S
Rent-to-own or Purchase
Call Rent-a-Byte 761-2987.
LIBERAL ARTS
MAJORS.
You're Needed
All Over the.
World.
Ask Peace Corps volunteers why
their ingenuity and flexibility are
as viral as their degrees. They'll
tell you they are helping the
world's poorest peoples attain
self sufficiencyin the areas of food
production, energy conservation,
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