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Cellophane Buys Sight...
Olson Collects Ribbons From Cigarette
Packages To Help Blind Youngster
By JANE RANDALL
Feature Editor
All of Lois Olson's friends
thought her project of picking up
the red, yellow, blue ana green
ribbons from cigarette packages
was all a big joke.
That is. until she. being lnsti
gator of the idea here at the
University, told them what it was
all about.
She explained it like this.
First, of all, she said it's the
real deal that the cellophane
stronr-openers on cigarette
packages go to a five-year-old
boy in South Dakota.
As soon as the boy acquires
one pound of these things, he
sends them in to one of the na
tionally known cigarette com
panies. In turn, this concern
hag agreed to send him a seeing
eve dor.
Miss Olson said she received
the idea of going into this wel
iare project through a lady in her
hometown, Bloomfield, Neb.
"And, because University stu
dentsquite a few of them
smoke" she added, "I thought
school might be a good place to
pick up a whole lot more."
On returning to school this fall,
Miss Olson described how she
ran around telling all her friends
about it. And, laughing, she re
membered how once someone
asked her whether the dog were
for herself or the little boy.
Now that school has been In
progress for sveral weeks, Miss
Olson reports that she has col
lected to a pint jar full of these
cellonhane objects.
"That means tightly packed,
too." she asserted proudly.
She also went on to tell how
she had recruited one of her girl
friends, a non-smoker, to help
her.
"She calls herself the 'pick-up
sirl." Miss Olson said. "She
feels that by eoing around collect'
ing other people's donations, she
is doing her bit for the cause."
However, Miss Olson reported,
charity work does get a ntue
messy at times. She explained
that her room was constantly in an
uproar. People run in and out to
bring the colored cellophane rib
bons to her at any and every hour
of the day or night, she said,
"They lay them on the desk
in fact, any place where tnere s a
flat surface." she said. "It makes
the room just a little harder to
clean up, that's all."
When she has enough strings
from cigarette packages
enough to pack tightly into a
Quart jar Miss Olson is going
to call it "mission accom
plished." At that time, she'll pack up
the whole business and send it
off South Dakota bound.
She's keeping one element of
Jhe project right here, however.
That element is the satisfaction
that she's helping a small boy to
help himself.
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SMOKER'S SAVINGS . . . Lois Jean Olson examines the little
colored strips of cellophane collected from cigarette packages.
Many contributors have helped Miss Olson accumulate this number.
When she gets a quart jar full, she will send them to a blind
boy who will receive a seeing-eye dog free from a cigarette
company.
AFCW Meet
More than 80 women from seven
Nebraska colleges will convene
in Lincoln today, on the Univer
sity campus, for the annual state
conference of the Athletic Fed
eration of College Women.
The University of Nebraska
WAA council and women's phys
ical education department will act
as hosts during today's meetings
and the Saturday play-day.
The weekend activities will be
gin at 1:30 p.m. today, with regis
tration in the Union lobby. Group
meetings will take up the after
noon in the Union faculty lounge
and Room 316.
The Union will also be the
scene of the AFCW banquet at
6:30 p.m. Miss Mabel Lee, head
of the University physical edu
cation department, is to be the
main speaker.
Members of Orchesis will pro
vide the evening's entertainment
and Charlotte Hervert will play
piano solos.
Saturday will be an ail-sports
play-day for the visiting women.
The conference delegates will meet
at Grant Memorial at 9:30 a.m. for
a morning of tennis, baseball and
soccer ball.
After lunch, at Grant Memorial,
the women will take in an after
noon of duckpins, badminton, Ne
braska ball and swimming.
Two official delegates and
other women from Luther Col
lege at Wahoo, Omaha Univer
sity, Nebraskan Wesleyan, Kear
ney State Teachers College,
Doane College at Crete, York
and Hastings colleges will be
represented at the conference.
The WAA officers and physical
education instructors will act as
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WAA president is Delores Irwin;
vice president, Alice Frampton;
secretary, Beverly Mann; treas
urer, Elaine Esch.
Ruth Schellberg and Mary Jean
Mulvaney of the physical educa
tion faculty, will also help with
the two-day conference.
First Pigskin Party
Planned By Union
For those who can not make
the trip to the game at Manhat
tan Saturday the Union will spon
sor the first pigskin party of the
1951 football season t 2 p.m. in
the Union lounge.
Industrial Design Exhibit
Opens UN Art Galleries
The first in a new series of
exhibitions devoted to the work of
outstanding artists in the field
of commercial and industrial de
sign starts Friday at the Univer
sity Art gallaries.
The work of David Stone Mar
tin, a leading national advertising
artist and illustrator, ts featured.
Martin has done work in some of
the largest advertising campaigns
of recent years. A selection of
orginal drawings will be included
in the exhibition.
Also included will be drawings
m specialized fields, such as his
series of illustrations for Scientific
American and the Columbia
Broadcasting System. His work in
these fields won him several
awards in annual competitions
sponsored by the National Art
Directors Club.
The exhibition will continue in
galleries througrNovJl.
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By JULIE BELL
Church Editor
Bautist Student house. 315 North
15th. C. B. Howelis. pastor. Satur
day-radio party ' during game
broadcast Sunday-church school
and morning worship in city
churches; 5 p.m., fellowship sup
per and worship service at student
house. Srjecial ecumenical World
Communion service conducted by
the Rev. John Metnuseian 01
Godavary, India, graduate student
in Teachers College. Monday 6
p.m., graduate and married iei-
lowship supper meeting.
Christian Student fellowship,
Richard Gary. 1237 R street. Sun
day 5 p.m., second in current
series "Christianity ana ruDnc
Affairs" will feature "Realities in
the International Power Struggle"
at First Christian church.
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Congregational - Presbyterian
Student house, Rex Knowles,
nastor. Fridav 8:15 cm., party at
First Presbyterian church, 17th
and F, wear sports rioines. sun
day 5j30 p.m., forum at Presby
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Union, Parlors XYZ at 7:30 p.m.
Yell Squad will meet in the
men's PE building at 5 P.m.
There will be a spirit line to
welcome the Cornhusker foot
ball team on the field at Man
hattan Saturday. "N" club secretary-treasurer,
Glenn Beer
line, is asking all migrating
members to be sure to bring
their letter sweaters along.
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"What Should We Believe," Rex
Knowles, speaker; 7:30 p.m., First
Plymouth Conereeational at 20th
and D streets, Monday 6:45 a.m.,
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6:45 a.m., discussion and break
fast. 'Thursday 7:15 p.m., vespers,
"Authority of the Scriptures."
Friday 6:45 a.m., discussion and
breakfast.
Lutheran Student association.
Friday 8 p.m., Hayride, meet at
1200 North 37th and 1440 Q, out
door feed at Ag center afterwards.
Sunday 9:15 a.m., Bible study at
student houses with rides to
church furnished; 5 p.m., city
campus LSA meets at First Luth
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meet at 1440 Q for rides. 6:30
p.m., Ag LSA at 1200 North 37th,
"Stewardship." Saturday listen
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Tuesday 7:15 p.m., vespers, 1440
Q. Thursday 7:15 p.m., choir
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Methodist Student house, 1417
R street, Richard W. Nutt, pastor.
Friday 7 p.m., hayrack ride, meet
at student house. Saturday open
house to listen to Husker-Kansas
State game. Sunday 5:30 p.m.,
Wesley Firesides; 3 p.m., Wesley
Foundation council meeting. Tues
day 5 i .m., touch football with
Tri-Dents; 7 p.m., STE executive
council; 7:30 p.m., Kappa Phi.
Wednesday 6:50 p.m., Wesley
worship.
University Episcopal chapel,
13th and R streets, John Sweigart,
pastor. Friday 7 a.m., Holy Com
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World." Gamma Delta picnic, 3:30
p.m., A. J. Norden, pastor.
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professional advertising fraternity,
met to plan projects for the year,
Thursday at 5 p.m. in Ellen Smith
hall.
Mrs. J. W. Obrist, member of this
advertising staff at Gold's and
GAX alum, told the girls of plain
for the active chapter. i
The actives will be guests for
a luncheon at the University Club, ;
Friday, Oct. 19 at 12 noon. Tours
are being planned through the
advertising departments of some
of the Lincoln stores. j
Louise Cook, president, an
nounced that the girls would help
the journalism department durinp!
high school press convention
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