The Michigan Daily- Friday, January 31, 1992 -Page,. CLASSIFIED ADS Intelligence linked to mother's milk, says British study .4 LOVING, CATHOLIC COUPLE with adopted 3 yr. old son seeking to adopt infant. We want to give your child lots of love, mar- velous future, active and happy family life, and financial security. Please call collect 1- 616-2411 (reference #9). PREGNANT? Consider adoption? We are a loving couple seeking to adopt. Call Jeff & Cindi, 1-800- 682-7656 or 313/979-1430. PREGNANT? Are you or someone you care about pregnant and not in a position in your life to be a parent? Please help a loving couple become a loving family. Call collect 313/360-0223. WANTED: 49 people to lose up to 30 lbs. in 1,0 days. 100% Natural. 663-4543. WOMEN WANTED to be interviewed for docu Fentary on experience getting period 'for loat tr. Poi ijifo. Call Amy 741-7435 STUDENT SERVICES Mr. Stadium Coin laundry & Dry Cleaning Service open 24 hours/day 361 days 668-7928 1958 S. Industrial HELP WANTED 76-GUIDE 76-GUIDE 76-GUIDE IS HIRING! The 76-GUIDE Peer Couseling Program is now accepting applications from students interested in working as peer counselors throughout the 1992-93 academic year. This is a paid position requiring 10-15 hours per week. Applications are available at Counseling Services, 3100 Michigan Union. For more information call 76-GUIDE (764- 8433). **UM is E.O.E.** ANTHROPOLOGY GRAD STUDENT/ SENIOR WANTED to take notes for bio- anthro 362 (meets MWF 2-3). Must have ac- cess to a word processor to type up notes. $10/lecture. Call Supreme Course Transcripts at 996-2386. ATTENTIVE & CARING female to care for 2 children at $5 per hour. Friday evenings 6-11 p.m. Must own car. Call Mrs. Watkins. 747-8223. _ BABYSITTER WANTED in my home 2 afternoons or mornings/wk. $5/hr. Call Robin 747-7247. ATTN: $7.25 TO START Marketing Firm has FT/PT openings, Full training provided, Scholarships & internships avail All majors may apply Call 769-1376 BABYSITTER NEEDED Fridays 8-11:30 a.m. for toddler. Northwood V. References, own transportation required. 763-8677. COUNSELORS: CAMP WAYNE North- east Pennsylvannia. 6/29- 8/20/92. HAVE THE MOST MEMORABLE SUMMER OF YOUR LIFE! Specialty and cabin counselors for all sports, water and fine arts activities. Other positions: Tennis, Gymnastics, Aerobics, Nature/Camping, Video, Guitar, Photography, Self-Defense, Piano, Group leaders (20+). Other positions available. On campus interviews, Tuesday February 18th (11-6 pm). Call (516)-889-3217or write 12 Allevard St., Lido Beach, NY 11561. Include your school phone #. COUNSELORS, COACHES/ACTIVITY SPECIALISTS Excellent leadership posi- tions for Jrs., Srs., & Grads now avail. for next summer at Camp Starlight, a leading private coed camp in the Pocono Mts. of PA for Athletic & Program Coordinator, Primary & Teen Leaders, Land Sports, Tennis, Gymnastics, Swimuing, Sailing, Canoeing, Nature, Rocketry, Theatre & Music. Working with a mature staff, congenial atmosphere, excellent facilities. (6/21-8/21). Field work/ Internships encouraged. Call 516/599-5239 or write: 18 Clinton St., Malverne, NY 11565. ENTREPENEURS: Get an edge on te job market by managing your own summer business. Gain valuable business experience and earn top dollar. 616/ 384-8755 or 616/345-4745. EXPERIENCED, RELIABLE BABYSIT- TER needed for 14 mo. old girl. Own transportation preferred. Non-smoker only. Approx. 18 hours per wk., 3-7pi. $5/hr. Call Patty 665-5892. FEMALE BABYSITTER NEEDED for 4 mio. old infant in parent's west side home. Mon. afternoons, 662-9796. GYMNASTICS INSTRUCTORS WAN- TED for girls, boys, and pre-school classes. Must be enthusiastic and have experience teaching. Must have own transportation. Call Gymt America at 971-167. PEER COUNSELORS NEEDED by LSA Academic Counseling office for summer orient. Positions are 20 lrs./wk. Copensa- tioni is room & board + stipend. Applications and details available only at one of te to]- lowing mass mreetig: Wed. Feb. 5t 4-5 PM or Thurs. Feb. 6th 7-8PM in 1214 Mason. LSA Jrs. & Srs. preferred. RUN YOUR OWN BUSINESS: Student Sprinkler is now hiring for summer manager positions selling andl installing Toro under- ground sprinkler systems. Earn up to $10,000. For more info. call 665-5390. SEMEN DONORS NEEDED for a well es- tablished infertility clinic. If you are a male between 21-40 years of age and a graduate student or a professional 5'10" or taller we need you. Donors will be paid $50 per ac- ceptable specimen. For further information please write P.O. Box 2674, Ann Arbor, Mi. 48106. STAFF NEEDED FOR MACKINAC IS- LAND resort hotel - front desk, night audit, dining room, housekeeping, kit chen, mainttenance, bicycle mechanics, line cooks. contact Iroquois Hotel, winter office, 2488 Village Dr. SE #9 Grand Rapids, MI 49506. (616) 247-5675 or 663-5971 (Ann Arbor.) .ELPWANT STUCCHI'S Washtenaw location is hiring for all shifts. Apply at 3325 Washtenaw. SUMMER COUNSELORS: ATHLETIC EXP. Outstanding N.Y. State co-ed children's Resident Camp, 2 hrs. frot N.Y.C. Beautiful facilities. 914/693-3037. Camp Kennybro ok, 19 Souttway Hartsdale, N.Y. 10530. SUMMER JOBS are available at CAMP SEQUOIA in the New York State Catskill Mountains (90 miles NW of New York City)! Cabin Counselor and Specialty Instructor positionls for ALL TEAM SPORTS, SWIM- MING (WSI/LGT), TENNIS, WATERSKI, THEATRE, ART, PHOTOGRAPHY, ENGLISH HORSEBACK RIDING, OUT- DOOR EDUCATION and MANY MORE AREAS. Competitive camp salary, travel allowance, roon, board an laundry. IN- TERVIEWS ON CAMPUS. FOR MORE INFORMATION, APPLICATION AND AN APPOINTMENT, CALL CAMP SEQUOIA DI1RECTLY AT 914/679-5291. SUMMER MANAGEMENT POSITIONS AVAILABLE TASP INTERNATIONAL is looking for highly motivated college students to fill management positions tissunmer. Earn $6000-$8000 while building your resume and gaining valuable business experience. Territories are open across the State of Michigan, particularly in Gross Pt., 'roy, Birmingham, Southfield, Lake Orion, Livonia, Clarkston, and Ann Arbor. Territories are filling quickly, for nore information call Gregg Merians at 1- ;00-543-3792. + Entrepreneurs + Earn $300-$700/month Part-time We are looking for 5 self-starters to test market exciting new products on campus. If you can commit an average of 10 hours per week and are someone who can "make it happen," we want to hear from you. Scheduling is flexible & sales experience is a plus. Please send background info. and job history to: The MARKNET Group P.O. Box 88365 - Atlanta, GA 30356 UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN SHADY TRAILS CAMP. 1992 Summer employment opportunities are avail. at Shady Trails Camp located on Grand Traverse Bay in N. MI. The camp provides speech and language therapy to children & youth with communicative im- pairments in a traditional summer camp setting. Open positions incl. counselors & recreation, craft and waterfront staff. For info, call 313/764-8442 or write U of M Shady Trails Camp, 1111 E. Catherine St., Ann Arbor, MI 48109-2054. The University of Michigan is an Equal Opportunity/Af- firmIative Action Employer. WANTED: VOLUNTEER coaches for in- ternational maccabi youth game to be held this summer in Baltimore. Contact Sharon 971-0990- BUSINESS SERVICES BIG TYPING- Tern Papers, Letters. Fastand reasonable. 996-1383. COLLEGE CLEANERS: 705 N. UNIVER- SITY ST. Professional dry cleaning. Shirts. 662-1906. LSAT!! FEB. OR JUNE-SAVE BIG ON PREP!! Instructor for nait prep. company seeks nmore work. Private tutor DAN 998- 0283. NITEWORD - Papers, reports, resumes, presentations, graphics. Specials. (Answering ittacitie) 971-0427. OFFICE PRODUCTS OUTLET: Largest selection of used in Washtenaw, Livingston, & Lenawee counties. 4-drawer files from $39, chairs front $5, computer furniture from $29, desks front $19, bookcases from $19, IBM reconditioned Selectrics II frot $159, & mac, uch more. Free delivery. Calf 313/ 475-1130. SPRING BREAK PRICE-BUSTER VACATIONS! Jamaica, Bahamas including airfare, great hotel, and much more from only $599. Buy from' the #1 name you trust for quality vacations. Four Seasons 1-800-331-3136. THE COMPLEAT EDITOR. Academic articles, Books, Dissertations. 769-4390. WORDPROCESSING, editing, formatting of papers, resumes, articles. 741-4475. GOING PLACES BROKE? GO NORTH! Spring break ski get-away. $49-$69 nightly. Cheaper mid- week rates. Includes cozy, log cabin lodging, outdoor hottub and FREE ski trails and e- quipment with coupon. 10 minutes from Traverse City. 616-276-9502. DON'T BE LEFT OUT IN THE COLD!! Spring break trips to Daytona available. Call Justin, 663-1694. LAST CHANCE! SPRING BREAK! Cancun, Bahamas, Paradise Island. Price Guaranteed. Matt, 996-0816. LAST CHANCE TO SKI IN BRECKENRIDGE, CO: Spring Break. Aty 996-2648 or Tami 665-1026. NEED RIDE TO WASH. D.C. AREA, spring break. Will pay gas & expenses. Please call 764-7736. ORIENT SPECIALS: Tokyo fr. $921, Taipei fr. $992, Hong Kong fr. $1016, Bangkok fr. $1111, Seoul fr. $1033, Sin- gapore fr. $1094. Ask for Dan or Claudia. $129 or $189 anywhere in USA on Con- tinental Airlines! Bring AMEX card & Con- tintental voucher. Ask for Irene or Ann at REGENCY TRAVEL 209 S. State, 665- 6122 Need A Spring Break? Treat Yourself To A Barefoot Bahamas Spring Break The Ultimate Sailing Experience alc 1-800-359-9808 Today lrl SPEND SPRING BREAK '92 IN DAYTONA BEACH! $199. All oceanfront rooms, call P.J. Tours 994-4711. SPRING BREAK'92--CANCUN!! CANCUN!! Best prices on campus, from $199. Limited space. Call now for details. Call Mike 995-9054 or Roger 741-4429. SPRING BREAK: Nassau fr. $509, Freeport fr. $529, Puerto Vallarta fr. $549, Aruba fr. $749, Barbados fr. $619, Cozumel fr. $509. Call Dan at REGENCY TRAVEL 665- 6122. SPRING BREAK TO FLORIDA BEACHES FUN IN THE SUN, 4/rin. prices. Daytona $109, Panana City $109. Ktchn, Wtrfrt. & Trans. available. Call CMI at 1- 800-423-5264. STUDENT TRAVEL BREAKS AT STAMOS TRAVEL Best European/Greece airfares, 663-4400 THE LARGEST AND MOST COM- PLETE Spring Break trip! The U of M Beach Club. Cancun from $399. 7 days, 7 nights. Trip is filling up fast. Call 930-9993. MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 2ND SEASON TWIN PEAKS VIDEOS Call Chris or Greg at 741-9492. LONDON (AP) -- Children who were fed breast milk scored significantly higher on IQ tests than children who received formula only, according to a study of 300 children who were born prematurely. The study is not defntive proof, but ''very strong evidence,'' that an as-yet-unidentified substance in breast milk affects mental devel- opment, said Dr. Alan Lucas, the re- searcher and head of Infant and Child Nutrition at the Medical Research Council's Dunn Nutrition Unit in Cambridge. The results are reported in the Feb. 1 issue of the Lancer, a British medical journal. Previous studies linking breast milk to intelligence have caused considerable controversy. Many doctors wondered whether benefits attributed to the milk were in fact said they were able to isolate quid as- sess the effects of the milk itself because both groups of children iMi been fed via tubes. They had been it premature to suckle. Dr. Neville Belton, a University of Edinburgh pediatrician specializ-, ing in nutrition, said Lucas is a weNl1 respected investigator and this study will draw "considerable iii- terest. Lucas's study found that 103 children who had gotten either:, breast milk alone or breast milk- plus formula scored significantly higher on IQ tests compared to 1077, who had gotten formula only -e scoring 103.7 points versus 93.1. The IQ tests were given at age seven-aid--i a-half or eight. After taking into account the mother's social and educational :ta- tus, children who were fed breast milk still maintained an IQ advi44 tage of 8.3 points, said Lucas. , SENIORS WANT TO TEACH IN HIGH SCHOOL FOR A YEAR OR TWO? TRY I.E.S. A representative of Independent Educational Services will be here Monday, Feb. 3 and Tuesday, Feb. 4, to talk with setiors about teaching opportunities in independent high schtools. Applicants for thtese positions [DO NOT NEED TEACHING CERTIFICATES. Information seinar - Feb. 3, 7-8 p.m., 1210 Angell Hall. Interviews to be held Feb. 3 and 4, 8:30 - 4:30, 1210 Angell Hall. To Make appointments for interviews, call Nancy Pietras, 747-4484. COMPUTERS COMPAQ 286 DESKPRO, VGA, HD,- $595. 4 NEC Multispeed. Laptop, backlit, $699.' Toshiba laptop with modem, HD, $999." Compaq SLT 286 VGA laptop, HD, $1595. Warranty, 662-0148 or 570-1729, 24 hrs. IBM 386-33MHz COMPATIBLE. 120:, Meg. Fast Hard Drive. 1.2 & 1.44 Meg. Fhp- py drives. 4 Megs RAM. 14" super VGA' monitor w/ 1 Meg. SVGA card. Logitedf mouse. New w/ 1 Yr. wrrranty. $1629. 4 33MHz w/above items for $1979. Call 4490. TAPE DRIVE: Irwin Magnetics, brand now, Int. 250 MB, 9 MB/min, w/5 tapes. $650/ast offer. 769-9769, ask for Mike. ' COMPUCYCLE INC.- Computer broker, -, (313) 887-2600 Zenith port. SS286 1/20 $500 Mac II11/60,5/40, 1800-4/100 1900 Too many tv list. ***SANDI'S WORDPROCESSING*** Fast, reliable, near Campus. 426-5217. Small Classes. Big Scores. Score More With The Princeton Review. Call [3133 663-2163 for more information. THE PRINCETON . REVIEW Educaional Ting Servi' or tnnreta Universty APPLYING TO GRADUATE PROGRAMS?' . XXX#XIX#X . STANLEY H. KAPLAN : * has the best 1 . : prep courses for * LSAT, MCAT, GRE, GMAT, DAT, & MORE! Classes beginning now . or all Spring testdates. " CALL - 662-3149 or visit the Ann Arbor office : 337 E. Liberty Take Kaplan or take your chances THE MICHIGAN DAILY MUSIC GUITAR LESSONS. ROCK AND BLUES styles. Best rates by far. Call Brian 764-3765. HERB DAVID GUITARrSTUDIO 302 E. Liberty. 665-8001. Repairs authtorized by Gibson, Guild, Martin, Yamaha, Alvarez, H.D. TICKETS TICKETS-ORLANDO-Disneyworld. Must sell 4 round-trip airline tickets to Orlando, FL. Good till end of 1993. Only $259 for all. 1-800-275-8663. ONE WAY TICKET TO LOS ANGELES from Detroit. Metro transfer in Denver Sun., 2/2/92. $50 or best offer. 763-0136 ANNOUNCEMENTS ADOPTION - Devoted father, full-time mother seek newborn to join family. We promise your baby love & understanding, a good education & fun. Supportive grandparents. Legal. Call Bev & Howard col- lect - 914-235-3917. WILL YOU OR A FRIEND BE CELEBRATING a 21st birthday? The MichiganEnsian yearbook wants to cover it. Please call Jennifer or Nikki at 764-9425 to tell us whether you'll be partying at home or, at the bar. We'll come to take pictures & fea- ture yo.u and your friends in the 1992 MichiganEnsian. UNITY IN THE COMMUNITY SATURDAY FEBRUARY 8,1992 9:00 am- 5:00 pm *For more info call S.O.D.C. at 763-5900 or pick up registration material at the S.O.D.C. office at 2202 Michigan Union. Attendance is open to all people interested in leadership CLASSIFIEDi Student. 11E 11111 tIi01 Join Alumni Counc H!! fd'ka M ' President's Weekend ~ *Thank-a-thons n mm *AIumnI club panels' m Present *Parents' Weekend ,Big Apple Blast -The Blue Spirits - The Shadow Program ;r .. Future 'Campus tours M 'Student panels -Siblings' Weekend Come to our mass meeting: . - Sunday, February 2 at 4 PM - Alumni Center (763-9754) (near the MLB) I ma N lel -t HAVE EVER WANTED TO 4ov ve lIos't the 100AIV heartm e B E 3E PART OF A HUMOR o C MAG? NAW, I STUPID, THE GUY BEHIND YA. 1 4 4, --' 4 CI -..I 'a. 4 . isi . , . 4 ,'.1 Evenif you haven't wanted to be part of a humor mag, oz do not even know what a'mag'is, you should not pass up thic nrI%"w n i'.4fit " r'wfr nv'aya >ru%~ * .. .,,I .-. o ........JtAf I 11r £.Ali &JA Y Li LV%dla~..o;.II~ 1119 u I "I ' .