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DRIVERS NEEDED FOR Executive
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Student
Engineers
Needed to work
for the
Michigan Union
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. Shop
exible Hours and part
time positions
Student Engineers
are responsible for:
* minor mechanical
maintenance
Sbuilding repair
* hands on practical
experience
Applications available at
the Michigan Union
Administration Office
Room 1310 (first floor)
oRIVERS WANTED: WOMEN and men
18 yrs or older for flexible job as a vehicle
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nr nment. EOE. Contact Maria at 734-
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PALl. TEACHER (Love Toddlers) cook,
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FRIENDS GIFT SHOPS
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CHAMPIONS
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State finished a distant second, scoring
230.85. Nebraska could only use the
crowd to finish third, scoring 229.6.
In addition to having the training and
the skill, the Wolverines exhibited the
confidence only reserved for champions.
Although Michigan respected the talents
of the opposition, leading up to the
championship the gymnasts and coaches
stressed that the Wolverines were unstop-
pable if they performed their best.
Asked at what point he thought
Michigan had the title in hand, sopho-
more co-captain Justin Toman said,
"When we walked in the door."
The title was particularly satisfying for
the lone senior on the team, co-captain
Randy D'Amura. The oldest member on
the team was the only gymnast who com-
peted before Golder came to Michigan,
and was the only one who endured a win-
less season three years ago.
Golder had this championship in mind
when he came to Michigan, although his
own plan called for five years to reach
this high point. This talented group of
Wolverines hurried up the process
though - thanks in part to the top-
ranked recruiting class this year.
"We worked harder than anyone else
in the country this year and it showed,"

assistant coach Mike Burns said.
Gymnastics is considered by many to
be an individual sport, but to the
Wolverines, winning the team title was
far and away the number one goal.
"It doesn't compare to individual
titles "junior Lalo Haro said.
"Everybody has to put their heart in to
make something like this happen. We
did it, everyone put their heart into it and
gave it 100 percent."
Team leader Toman echoed Haro's
sentiments. Toman was edged out for the
all-around title, but didn't seem to mind
after winning the team championship."I
would much rather have a national cham-
pionship ring than a plaque (for the all-
around). I would trade every all-around
title that I ever won for this team title."
This national championship com-
pletes an unprecedented turn-around for
the Wolverines. As recently as three
years ago, the Athletic Department was
considering terminating the program,
after the team had finished a despicable
0-16 in 1996. Now it is the best in the
land.
"When hockey lost, someone told me
that we were probably the best chance
for a national championship at Michigan
this year. I never thought that I would
hear that," D'Amura said. "This is what
they mean when they say 'leaders and
best."'

- The University of Michigan WHAT'S
REC Department of Recreational Sports
LTS INTRAMURAL SPORTS PROGRAM HAPPENING

BABY SITTER NEEDED for our 4 & 1 yr.
old. 1-3 days a week in our Canton home.
Good pay. (734) 354-0257.
BABYSITTER NEEDED in home for 6 & 7
yr. old. Mid June-Aug.Tue.-Fri., 7:30-5 p.m.
Own trans.. ref. req. Call evenings 426-0491.
BABYSITTER NEEDED. Twin 6-yr.-old
boys & 1-yr.-old girl. 8-10 daytime hrsiwk.
Flex. Trans. needed. $7/hr. Call 665-6029.
CHILD CARE NEEDED for three well-
behaved girls, ages 11, 9 & 5 in our
southwest Ann Arbor home. Full-time
summer employment beginning June 9. Call
after 4:00 p.m.. 668-1456.
CHILD CARE WANTED: Summer job in
Germany. Responsible, fun-loving person
wanted to care for lively, well-behaved It yr.
old son from June I to anytime in August.
You'll come to Munich, Germany with us.
All expenses paid (air fare, housing) plus
generous weekly salary. Male and female
encouraged to apply. Contact Katie @
734/647-4334. I'll be interviewing people
starting May 8.
CHILD CARE-MATURE, non-smkg, fem
for boy 8. girl 10 after school, eves. &
summer, flex. hrs. Must have dependable car.
761-3261 veswknd.u

personal
LOVING, MARRIED COUPLE seeking to
adopt a healthy, white infant child. Please
call toll-free, day or night, to leave your
message @ 1-800-630-0895.
SPECIAL GIFT - We're looking for healthy
women between the ages 21-35 for egg
donation. All ethnic backgrounds are
encouraged. Fee paid. Send inquiries to
AARMA, P.O. Box 2674, Ann Arbor, MI
48106.

SOFTBALL SAND
VOLLEYBALL
ENTRIES TAKEN:
Thursday 5/6 ONLY ENTRIES TAKEN:
5.00 PM, IMSB Tursday 5/6 ONLY
6:30 PM, IMSB
ENTRY FEE:
$50 per team ENTRY FEE:
$40 per team
MANAGER'S MTG:
MANDATORY MANAGER'S MTG:
Thurs 5/6, 5:00 PM MANDATORY
Thurs 5/6, 6:30 PM
PLAY BEGINS:
&ouo's Sun 5/9, Elbel Fields s PLAY BEGINS:
Tues 5/11 Elbel Courts
3-on-3 ROLLER
BASKETBALL HOCKEY
ENTRIES TAKEN: ENTRIES TAKEN:
Thursday 5/6 ONLY Thursday 5/6 ONLY
7:30 pm, IMSB 8:00 pm, IMSB
ENTRY FEE: ENTRY FEE:
$20 per team $45 per team
MANAGER'S MTG: MANAGER'S MTG:
MANDATORY MANDATORY
Thurs 5/6, 7:30 PM Thurs 5/6, 8:00 PM
POWERBAR
PLAY BEGINS: PLAY BEGINS:
Tues 5/11 Ehel Courts Tues 5/11 Ehel Pad
The deadline for Golf Two-Person Team Scramble
entries is Wednesday June 2
while Tennis Singles & Doubles entries
are due Thursday June 3.
OFFICIAL'S NEEDED!
Join us at the IM Official's Clinics.
SOFTBALL: Weds May 5
ROL LER HOCKEY Weds May 5
All Clinics begin at 7:00pm and are held at the IMSB.
For Additional Infornuon Contact: Intramural Sports Program, IMSB, 606 E. Hoover,
Ann Arbor, M1 48109-3717, (734)763-3562 http://www:recsports.umnich.edu