Pvm.nt ' ? $ 08 per word. 10 minimum.
Vb? 1 orV,V' N, re,und- Complimentary ad.
rBntkVth-h 'V rferrr, to the Nebraskan.
attention the business day after publication.
FOR SALE
'63 MG Midget, cheap, need the
money. First reasonable offer
accepted. 477-1919 after 5:30.
.1963 VW Bus. 1C47 Wurlitzer
Jukebox. Cheap stereo.
Evenings. 435-2242.
1961 GMC ' ton Camper truck.
Excellent condition. 488-6677.
'66 Austin Healey Sprite; '69
Engine, radio; new top, many
extras. 489-2239.
New GOODYEAR POLYGLASS
15" white'wall snow tires to fit
small cars,' $19.00 plus tax.
Goodyear Service Store, 1918
"O" St. 432-6521.
Llghtersl Lightersl Lighters! $1.00
to $135.00, Cliff's, 12th & O.
HELP WANTED
Wanted: Expert, Artistic, sign
painter. Large and small posters.
Must be available summers too.
University Theatre, 472-2074.
Needed Lead Guitarist tor Country
Western Band with some Rock
experience. Talented beginners
welcome. 475-8641
Night Waitress Positions. Part-time
or full time. No experience
necessary. Inquire daily 2-6 p.m.
J.B.'s Big Boy, 27th & Vine.
Part-time position for person with
real estate background. May
lead to full-time summer
employment or permanent
position. Flexible hours. No
sales. Must have car. Send brief
resume, including real estate
background to P.O. Box 30055,
Lincoln.
MEN WOMEN WORK ON A SHIP
NEXT SUMMERI No
experience required. Excellent
pay. Worldwide travel. Perfect
summer job or career. Send
$2.00 for information.
SEAFAX Box 2049-NB, Port
Angeles, Washington 98362.
Part-time help, day or night. Apply
in person. Chubbyiille, 850 N.
27th.
Singers wanted on a professional
basis for Bethel Synagogue
Choir in Omtiha" for ' Frrdny'
evenings. Call Cat. tor Naiinun
during day 553 3221, eves.
556-9570.
Wanted man: Mondays, Tuosd.iys,
Wednesdays-5 00 1 0:00 p.m.
or later. C as hi or Self-Park
Garage. Some tunu for study.
Phono Mr. Miller, 477-4444 or
423-8306.
COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY!
WEDDINGS' from $50,
PORTRAITS-2 8 x 10's and 4
wallets-$1 5. Stan 489-4910. .'
Auto Tape Player Repair, Sales &
Installation. Team Electronics'.
RENT AN APT., FIND A JOB,
SELL YOUR THING, SEND A
SPECIAL MESSAGE TO
SOMEONE ... In the Daily
Nebraskan want-ads. Reasonable .
rates: $.08wd., or $1.00 a day
minimum. To place your ad,
come to Room 34 In the
Southeast corner of the
basement in the Union. 8-12,
1-5 Weekdays.
PERSONAL
Anyone Interested In being a
NOVA candidate January 1973
pick up application forms
Henzllk Hall 118. And return
NO LATER THAN NOV. 15.
MISCELLANEOUS
Wanted: Two tickets to the
Oklahoma Game. Contact Tim
McNally at 434-1382.
CAREER OPPORTUNITY-Plan to
interview with Security Mutual
Life at the placement office
November 16.
EUROPE: The most economical
way, summer '73. 7th
consecutive yearl Write:
European Odyssey; 5640 E,
River Rd. No. 108; Minneapolis,
Mn.
Wanted to buytrade Electric
train(s), accessories. Top Prices.
466-6963 after 6.
Acacia Fraternity presents: The
City Slicker and 'Our; Nell, a
melodrama ; from the 19th
century Sand selected short
(Objects. Curtain time Is 7:00
and 10:00 on Friday and
Saturday, Nov. 17 and 18. At
the Gas Light, 322 S. 9th.
Group rates. The bar will be
open. Qall 432-5308 for more
information.
NOVA seeks
40 volunteers
Nebraska Opportunity for
Volunteers in Action (NOVA)
is recruiting applicants for 40
volunteer placements which
will be made from the
University of Nebraska--Lincoln.
Applicants will need
to complete forms to be
considered for placement as a
NOVA volunteer during the
January -December 1973
NOVA project term.
Volunteers must pick up and
complete forms by Wednesday.
Forms may be obtained in 118
Henzlik or from any NOVA
staff member.
Interviews for
Daily Nebraskan
EditoMrvChief
Friday, Nov. 17
applications due by 2 p.m.
Thursday, Nov 16
Room 34 Nebraska Union
(interviews for Managing Edinws Editor
will be in early December)
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SERVICES
Sewing and alterations.
Moore at 799 261 5,
Call Pat
Termpaper Arsenul,
Agent. Call after
799-3541
Inc. Local
4 00 p.m.
DROP OFF LAUNDRY SEHVICE.
Washed - Fluff-dried - folded.
$,10lb. Piece Dry Cleaning at
50 saving. HI-WAY
LAUNDROMAT, 41st &
Cornhusker.
WATCH REPAIR -WATCH
BANDS. CAMPUS BOOK
STORE at Yellow Door on East
Side.
Pregnant and distressed? Call a
friend , . . Birthright 477-8021 ,
It
campus
bookstore
Open Thurs. Nites
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WITH ANY SANDWICH
NOW Thru
Thursday, Nov. 16
5:00 p.m.
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Or, there are our Great Ski Packages to places like St. Moritz, Zermatt and Innsbruck.
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accommodations, breakfasts, transfers, taxes and tips.
TWA. IF YOU WANT TO
GO IT ALONE.
Only TWA gives you Stutelpass A coupon booklet that gets you a room and Continental
breakfast in a guesthouse or student hotel in any of 52 cities for only $4.30 a night, no
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TWA. FOR THE ONLY
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Fly to London or Paris on TWA (whether on a tour or on your own), and we'll give you a
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TWA. FOR THE ONLY FREE
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For more information, including TWA's free Winter Recess Brochure, stop at any TWA
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Stutelpass and Getaway are service marks owned exclusively by TWA.
monday, november 13, 1972
daily nebraskan
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