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PERSONA L
JOYFUL humanist, female, early 40's, Ph.D. seeks
mature man of great personal integrity, emotional
health, intellect, humor and compassion for sharing
the whole gamut of human possibilities-including
possibly marriage and a child eventually. Good Man,
wherever you are, overcome your fear and pride, as
I have in placing this ad, and respond. It's time.
Michigan Daily, Box 6. 27F523
ERIC'S FACTORY CLOSEOUTS. Footwear,
bodywear, swimwear. 406 E. Liberty, 2 blocks off
State. cFtc
MUFFLER-Lowest price, first quality. Call 769-
5913 for a price over the phone. Ann Arbor Muffler on
Jackson Ave., only 2 miles from campus. 4cFtc
TIRED OF CHLORINATED POOLS, OVER-
CROWDED BEACHES AND CAMPGROUNDS?
Friends Lake Community in Chelsea (only 30
minutes away) is an 80-acre recreational
cooperative on a quiet, unpolluted lake. Members
pay $60/year (children free) to swim in the lake, pic-
nic on the beach, use our canoes, rowboats and
sailboats, enjoy our waterfront sauna, explore our
nature trails, and camp in a never-full lakeside cam-
pground. Open house, Sunday, May 17, 2-6 pm with
potluck picnic at 6. From Chelsea, go north on M-52,
left on Waterloo Road, right on Oakridge, right on
Clarks Lake Road to entrance gate on left. For more
information, call 769-0046. 17FO515
VETA DAVIS, this is your day! You've just two free
ticketstotheState Theatremidnightmovies, dFO515
HELP! HELP! -HELP!
We need leads on experiential learning oppor-
tunities. If you have participated in an experiential
program, please contact Karre at Career Planning
and Placement at 764-7460. 55F0519
BIG ENOUGH for everything you need from a
drugstore, small enough to remember you. The
Village Apothecary. 1112S. University. cF815
JOYFUL humanist, female, early 40's, Ph.D. seeks
mature man of great personal integrity, emotional
health, intellect, humor and compassion for sharing
the whole gamut of human possibilities-including
possily marriage and a child eventually. Ded Ma,
wherever you are, overcome your fear and pride, as
I have in placing this ad, and respond. It's time.
Michigan Daily, Box 6. 27F523
Woman wanted to carry child for couple. Financial
arrangements to be worked out after selection. Send
inquiries with photograph to.
William Cywin
94 Prospect Ave.
Middletown, RI. 02040
--FO 6
WE'RE SERIOUS about wine. Wine is only fun if
you're serious about it. The Village Apothecary, 1112
S. University. cF0324
OFFSET AND XEROX
FAST LOW COST DUPLICATING
COPYQUICK, 769-0560
217 S. University F15
cFO5lS
Two instant color passport pictures only $5.60 by Van
Dyck Dobos Photo, 407 E. William Street. cF0419
HELP MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THE LIVES OF
PRESCHOOLERS. Pound House Children's Center,
a Tmulti-cultural pre-school on campus, offers a
responsible volunteer role w/children 2'-5. Spring
and summer terms. Possible academic credit. 764-
2547. 89F0515
MARY KAY COSMETICS presents the exciting
Fashion Forecast for fabulous spring and summer
looks. Call 995-3929 for a Complimentary facial and
all your Mary Kay needs. cF0620
DELONG'S BAR-B-Q PIT
THE TASTIEST IN TOWN
Specializing 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 am
Carryout or Home Delivery after 4:00
665-2266
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H ELP W ANTED
FEMALE MODELS WANTED. $6.00/hr. No ex-
perience needed. We will train. Apply in person-The
Velvet Touch, 2151' S. Fourth Ave.666-9755. 84H0530
Students: Earn extra money by participating in
psychology experiments in your spare time. E-
psrie1 usually last one hour; a olutely no
deception or drugsonvolyed. Call764-1590 from 8 to 4.
66H95
HELP WANTED
SUMMER ARTS FESTIVAL
STAFFING
Work study positions still open to work on summer
festival planning. Work in large arts organization,
membership and publicity.
5-15 hours/week. Art background preferred. Must be
good with public. Great work experience. Call today
763-4430Rita, ornstopby Rm 4310Michigan Union.
92H516
LEGAL SERVICES NEEDS
WORK STUDY PEOPLE
Outgoing, bright, energetic person interested in pur-
suing legal career needed to work at Student Legal
Services. 15-20 hrs/week. $4.25/hr. Typing skills
preferred. CallDebbieat763-9920. 0H0516
LEGAL SERVICESNEEDS VOLUNTEERS
Outgoing, bright, energetic volunteers needed to
work at student legal services in exchange for
valuable law-related experience. Call Debbie at 763-
9920. 05H516
CANVASSERS for Michigan Coalition on Utilities
and Energy. 40khrs/week. $125 starting. Call 963-2467.
Working in metropolitanDetroit. 94H0520
WSt WATERFRONT DIRECTOR and coun-
selors-Raanana Day Camp, Jewish Community
Council of Washtenaw County, June 24-Aug. 9, 668-
0271. 58H516
BUSINESS SERVICES ,
LSAT, GMAT preparation courses; 5 weeks;
reasonable fees; experienced teachers. For infor-
mationscall Realm Tutoring, 665-3579. 06J0523
WRITE ON...
" creative, technical copy
" Rewriting
" Research
" Overnight typing, $1.00/page
996-0566
cJtc
PROFESSIONAL TYPING AT REASONABLE
PRICES. DONNA 973-0433. 82J0515
EDITING-Dissertations, Journal Submissions, etc.
U.M. references. Nancy 662-923, after 4. 7705J16
TYPING, PROFESSIONAL, ALL TYPES
Call Noelle anytime, 971-2364
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Students: Undecided about your college major? Let
us help you decide the major appropriate for youaand
with a Satisfactory Employment future. In-
dividual-$40/hr.,-average 3 hrs. Also small groups
available..Career Planning Services 973-9286. cJ0601
-MISCEL LA NE OUS
HOUSE SITTING-Responsible, professional coupe
to stay at your home and give it a lot of TLC while
you're away. Contact Julieor Mark at 426-8594 after 6
pm. 25M0521
ANN ARBOR-THE ANTIQUES MARKET, Sunday,
May 17, 5055Saline-Ann Arbor Road, Exit 1750off 1-94,
275 dealers, everything guaranteed "Early Birds"
welcome 5 a.m. Admission $1.00. Free parking.
66M0519
ADVANCED intermediate women tennis players to
form group at U of M track andtennis. 995-0036.
04M052
RADIX Education in Feeling and Purpose. Classes,
Tuesdays7:30p.m. Donation$2. Call0662-9525.
14M52
ORIENTAL RUGS
Webuy, sell, repair clean rugs and appraise. 769-8555
or 995-7597.
USED CA RS
VW SCIROCCO-78-AM/FM Stereo cassette, air,
cruise control, alloy wheels, rear window
washer/wiper. $4995-769-808 08NO520
SUBLET: Large, sunny efficiency, wood floors, kit-
chen, bathroom mid-June or July-August. $220 ex-
tremely negotiable. Quiet, friendly Burns Park
neighborhood. Will leave furniture, dishes, staples.
996-1659. 12U051
COMFORTABLE private room in spacious 5
bedroom house. Furnished. Great location. Spring,
summer or both. $60/month, possibly cheaper. 769-
0501. 88U0515
Campus-Summer sublet w/Fall options on 1, 2, & 3
bedrooms bilevel furnished apartments in modern &
older homes. 996-5929. 1lU0519
SUBLET. Onebedroom Mod. Apt. w/FallOption. 511
E. Hoover. Rent negotiale. 662-285. 87U516
2 BEDROOM APT. ON OLD WEST SIDE. May 25-
Aug. 25$210 oro, be ffer.99 0469 -'U83U0516
Avail. Now-Aug. 1 bedroom, furnished, campus,
A/C, Dishwasher, 2 Balcony view-must see. $185
Negotiable. 668-0312 evenings. 995-5238anytime.
15U0519
SPRING-SUMMER. Female. I bedroom in 2
bedroom apartment. Furnished, security, laundry.
662-9772. 03U0520
FURNISHED
ROOMS
in 6 bedroom houses on S. Division and E. Madison.
One block from Campus. $75/month includes
utilities. Parking included. Living and dining rooms,
kitchen. Bathrooms shared. No pets. 663-5609.
OlU0520
Sublet room in Frank Lloyd Wright imspired home.
Large backyard with garden and sundecks. Close to
Arb. $110/negotiable. 665-0018
FOUR BEDROOM house to sublet. Near campus.
Fall rentaloption. 769-0853. 57U0522
SUBLET-Modern furnished 3-bedroom apartment,
2 bedrooms available. Close to campus. $85/mon-
th/room. Air-conditioned. Free cable TV with
movies. 996-0335. 60U0515
AVAILABLE bedroom in clean, spacious 4-person
co-ed house. Sundeck, fireplace, washer and dryer.
Group-oriented, semi-cooperative. May-May. Rent
negotiable. 665-5050. 27U0516
CHUL SOO CHOI, you've just won two free tickets to
the State Theatre midnight shows.
CONGRATULATIONS! dU0515
FEMALE SUBLET: June-August. Own room in
large townhouse. Tennis and pool. Quiet. Geddes
Lake. Call Chris 995-0502. 13U0521
JULY-AUGUST SUBLET. One bedroom in 2
bedroom apt. Beautifully furnished including piano
& double bed. $130/month. (negotiable) 995-4629 or
994-0641. 16U519
ROOMMATE NEEDED. Graduate Student
preferred. Close to campus.769-4760. 07Y0521
SUBLET ROOM in 6 bedroom house. Spring/Sum-
mer or summer only. Cheap! 420 Division. 477-3235,
422-8664. 9U0510
OPPOSITE DIAG: Living-Study loft space, kitchen
privs, no nicotine; $75/mo. each for 2 or $130 for one.
SummeF, possibly fall.665-9358, 2pm-12, or769-1938.
72U0517
ROOMS-Spring, Summer or b 1.No pets.$0
40/month, possile fall option. 663-5861. 34U0522
Fall Option/Furnished Rooms in residential
house/Laundry/Microwave/Near Cam-
pus/Negotiable.663-0974. 78U0519
Sublet-June-Aug., Single room in three bedroom
apt.-just $60 a month-possible fall option, near
campus, laundry, parking, call 996-1692. dU05tc
SUMMER BARGAIN. $100/person/month iu. spe
sons furnished apartment. Immediate occupancy.
Near campus on High St.665-8227. 35U0509
Michael
Reagan
to quit
his jobs
WASHINGTON (UPI)-President
Reagan's son Michael said yesterday
he will quit both his jobs because of the
controversy over publication of a letter
he wrote seeking defense business and
mentioning his father's name.
Young Reagan termed as "silly" the
uproar surrounding publication of a let-
ter he wrote to a military procurement
office which spoke of "my father's
leadership in the White House."
A WHITE HOUSE spokesman said
the president saw nothing improper in
Michael's actions, but asked the White
House counsel to give all of his children
"informal guidance" for their business
activities.
The president spoke with his son by
telephone yesterday.
Acting White House press secretary
Larry Speakes said, "I don't think the
president has any problems with the
way Michael is doing business."
IN LOS ANGELES, Michael Reagan,
35, angrily told reporters he would
resign from both of his jobs.
"It's just so silly. Somebody else can
write a letter to the military bases or to
anybody and say, 'Hey I think Ronald
Reagan's a great president.' I write a
letter and say my dad's a great
president and I have the press on my
doorstep," he said.
Reminded that his father is the com-
mander-in-chief, he said, "It doesn't
matter if you're God. Unless you're the
low bidder, you don't get anything."
Asked what advice he had gotten
from his father, he said, "Don't write
any letters"-advice he said he would
take,
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