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Wednesday, March 11, 1959
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Union Boards Selected:
Managers' Posts to 12
Five seniors and three
juniors have been picked for
the city Union Board of Man
agers. The board members are:
Sally Downs, Dorothy Hall,
Karen Peterson, Jean Sell,
John West, Sue Carkoski,
Jackie Collins and Pat Porter
Judy Sieler, Roger Wehr
bein, Morris Beerbohm and
Archie Clegg have been
picked as members of the Ag
Board.
Miss Downs is secretary of
Alpha Phi, vice president of
Builders, member of Student
Council, Phi Sigma Iota, Pi
Lambda Theta and Alpha
Lambda Delta and finalist for
Ideal Nebraska Coed. She is
a junior in Arts and Sciences.
( Miss Hall is vice president
of Builders, member of the
Nebraska Human Research
Foundation and Delta Gam
ma. She is a junior in Teach
ers. Miss Peterson is a member
of AWS Board, Pi Beta Phi,
and Alpha Lambda Delta,
secretary of the Spring Day
committee and Ideal Nebras
ka Coed. She is a junior in
Teachers.
worker, Activities Queen and
member of Kappa Alpha
Theta. She is a sophomore in
Teachers.
Miss Collins, sophomore in
Business Administration, is
assistant pledge trainer for
Alpha Omicron Pi.
Miss Porter, sophomore in
Teachers, is a member of Al
pha Lambda Delta, arrange
ments chairman for Spring
Day, member of AUF Board,
and pledge trainer for Alpha
Chi Omega.
Radio Engineer
Posts Opened
Openings for radio engi
neers have been announced
Ly the U.S. Civil Service Com
mission.
The openings are in the
Federal Communications
Commission located at var
ious locations throughout the
U.S. and its territories.
Entrance salaries for the
pbsitions are $4,490 and $5,430
Full information regarding
requirements may be ob
tained from Gerald Vallery,
Civil Service Examiner, U.S
Post Office, Lincoln.
On the Social Side: :
Pin Trading Down
By Mary Anderson
Three engagements but no
pinnings have been announced
this week.
The sudden switch in
weather may have caused the
decline but spring is still
coming and with spring a
young man's fancy . .
Engagements
Betty Lou Park, a Zeta Tan
Alpha sophomore in Teachers
from Bruning. to Jonn met
chneider. a Pi Kappa Phi sen-
lreshman in Home Economics
from Meadow Grove, to War
len Bierman, a senior at Mid
land college at Fremont, from
Battle Creek
Miss Sell, junior in Teach-jjor in Business Administra
ers, is pledge trainer for Delta
Delta Delta.
West is a member of Alpha
Tau Omega, a KXUS an
nouncer, a Dally Nebraskan
columnist and a junior in
Teachers.
Miss Carkoski is an AUF
Board member, Masquers
Typewriters For Rent
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Special Student Rotes
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Typewriter JKHLotn Pvf Or
tion from Lincoln
Geneine Rutledge from Osh-
kosh. to Glenn Shaheen,
Siema Nu freshman in Busi
ness Administration from Osh
kosh.
Grenda Grant, a Fedde Hall
Main
Feature Clock
Stuart: "These Thousand
Hills," 1:25, 3:25, 5:30, 7:30,
9:35.
Lincoln: "The Ten Com
mandments," 12:00, 4:00, 8:00.
Nebraska: "Sea Wife." 1:12,
I 5:31, 9:50. "The Song of Berna-
dette," 2:40, 7:00.
! Varsity: ' House On Haunted
Hill," 1:00, 2:47, 4:34, 6:21, 8:07,
6:54.
State: "Blonde Blackmailer,"
1:10, 3:34, 6:18, 8:52. "Wolf Lar
sen," 2:11, 4:45, 7:19, 9:53.
Joyo: "The Perfect Fur
lough," 7:00, 10:05. "Saga of
Hemp Brown," 8:45.
Literary
Entries
Due Friday
Entries for the Prairie
Schooner award for fictional
short stories and the lone
Gardner Noyes Memorial
award for poetry will close
this Friday. Entries should
be turned in to 221 Andrews.
The Prairie Schooner award
for fictional short stories is
sponsored by Mari Sandoz,
noted author of western his
tory and Indian activities.
She will present the award to
the winner while at the Uni
versity to present a series on
writing and western history
on M'ON-TV.
Last year's winners of the
award were: Ervin Krause,
first prize of $50; Robert
Almquist, second prize of $30;
and Mrs. Glenna Luschei,
third prize, $20. Honorable
mention went to Vernon Bloe
maker. This is the fourth an
nual contest.'
The lone Gardner Keyes
Memorial Award for profici
ency in poetry is given by
Laurence Noyes, husband of
the late Mrs. Noyes, and
Mrs. Harold L. Meier,
Mrs. Noyes' sister, in honor
of Mrs. Noyes, who was a
graduate of the class of 1924
at the University. This award
originated in 1954.
Last year s winner was
Jerry Petsche. Barbara Mill
nitz won second place.
Need A Carpet? A Coat?
Try the Nearly New
The Nearly New, a miscel
laneous exchange shop for
married University students,
will open Thursday at 8 p.m
The shop will be open until
9:30 p.m. in Rm. 104, Tempo
rary G.
"So much has been donated
that the original room was so
crammed that we had to move
to a new location," Mrs. John
Weaver, publicity chairman
for the shop, explained.
To date, items for sale in
the shop have been collected
Numeds
Numeds will meet tonight at
7:30 p.m. in Bessey Hall Audi
torium. Dr. Jack Wiedman of
the Lincoln Clinic vill talk on
his field of surgery and show
slides from his collection.
Premeds, medtechs and pre
nursing students and otheri in
related fielc"; are especially
invited.
KUON-TV
Wednesday
5 SO Compass Kose
5:45 Mr. Murgle's Muse
S The Fine Arts Quartet
7 Your Marriage
7:30 Community of the Condemned
g Children Growing
B:30 Conversation Piece
I Japanese Brush Painting
Thursday
5: The Story Lady
6 Evening Prelude
6:30 TV Classroom
7 Passing Notes on Muste
7:30 Nuclear Energy
( Varsity Basketball
The Press and the People
FIRST TIME AT
POPULAR PRICES!
INTACT-UNCUT
Exactly as shown on B'dwsyl
SHOWS
TODAY'S
12:00
4:00
1:00
by donations from the Univer
sity Dame's Club and the
Faculty Women's Club. Later,
the Faculty Women's Club
hopes to make city-wide
drives.
Among the unexpected
items donated was a mouton
coat.
Most of the prices are
around $2. The maximum
price is $5.
Offered for sale will be such
things as baby beds, carpet
ing, a washing machine, a
snow suit and many woolen
things.
Profits from the shop are to
go to the Emergency Student
Loan Fund.
Only University students
with identification cards are
eligible to buy the items
This Hell Week
Is Delightful!
Sigma Nu pledges at Kan
sas University had a new Hell
Week duty.
Expecting a swat from the
actives' paddles and a lick
from the fraternity's dog, the
pledges received instead
kisses from five coeds.
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