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Thursday, September 27, 1962
The Daily Nebraska n
Page 3
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Opens lor Business
Offering items that all stu
dents can use at a very re
duced price is the purpose
of the Nearly New Shop said
Mrs. Loren Bonneau, c o m
mittee member of the Fac
ulty Women. ,
The Nearly New Shop will
open Wednesday from 7-9
p.m., and will be open every
Wednesday throughout the
year except on holidays. It
is located at 1610 'R",
Students need only to have
an I.D. and pay the small
charge on the articles ex
plained Mrs. Bonneau.
She stressed that they have
a lot of furniture with such
items as lamps, hampers, and
tables being among the most
numerous. They also have
clothing of all types, drapes,
kitchen items and dishes.
Publications Board
Interviews Sunday
Student Council has an
nounced that interviews for
the Publications Board will
be held Sunday in 232 Stu
dent Union beginning at
2:30 p.m. Two students from
the sophomore, junior, and
senior classes will be chos
en to be interviewed by the
Student Council Wednesday
in the Indian Suite. Applica
tion forms are available
from the activities chair
men in the men's and wom
en's residence houses.
THAT ALWAVS MAKES
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RECOMMEND PUNTlN
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All items and help are vol
unteered by the F a c u 1 1 y
Women.
All proceeds from the Shop
are given to the Student Loan
Fund. Mrs. Bonneau said that
the government, matches .all
money taken in in the ratio
of 9:1. Last year the Faculty
Women gave $300 to the Fund
and the government gave
$2,700. -
-Skeletons?
Students Aid
In Inventory
For 2nd Year
By SUE HOVIK
. Nebi-askan Staff Writer
Even skeletons are included
in the University inventory?
Heavens, yes! The Univer
sity students, helping for the
second year with the Univ
ersity inventory, must record
ALL physical properties be
longing to the University.
Harold Wallin of the inven
tory department, explained
that the students are selected
through application.
The purpose of the inven
tory is to verify and correct
all records on the physical
property of the University and
bring it up to date, he con
tinued. In previous years, forms
were sent to department
heads and they took the inven
tory. Wallin explained that
because of the great amount
of property concerned it was
difficult for the department
heads to make a complete in
ventory. They also did not
have the time. ,
Jim Applegater one of the
student inventory assistants
said that you find places yon
never knew existed or have
never heard of before. Apple-
gate plans to spend about
eight hours a week on the
job.
Wallin said that the job of
taking inventory is a never-
ending process because as
soon as one cycle is finished,
it is time to "start all over
again . . . It takes from Vk
to 2 years to complete an inventory.
All physical property has to
be reported to the Legislature
each year.
The students apply stickers
with numbers on them which
aid in taking the inventory
and to correct any previous
errors.
Expendable items such as
the TV tubes of the college
television station are not re
corded Wallin said.
r Other items on the inven
tory list include: tables,
chairs, table and chair carts,
and scientific equipment.
Mooring New Director
Dr. Paul K. Mooring, assist
ant professor of pediatrics,
is the new director of the
! University Hospital pediatric
heart service.
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Campus
Calendar
TODAY
BLOCK AND BRIDLE will
meet at 1:15 in Ag Union
Lounge.
DELTA SIGMA PI, will
hold their smoker at 1141 H
St.
ART LENDING LIBRARY
will lend pictures in the mu
sic room of the Student Un
ion. ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA
will meet at 4:30 p.m., in 232
Student Union.
SIGMA DELTA CHI will
meet at 7 p.m. in the Stu
dent Union.
YOUNG REPUBLICANS
will meet at 7:30 in the Pan
American room of the Un
ion to hear Butler Schaffer,
state executive secretary of
the Republican Party.
SPANISH CLUB will meet
at 7 p.m. in the Union party
rooms. Election of . officers
will be followed by a short
coffee hour.
AQUAQUETTES will meet
at 7 p.m. in 232 Union.
PHI BETA LAMBDA get
acquainted meeting for inter
ested persons, in the business
teacher education depart
ment in 416 Administration.
LAMBDA TAU, medical
technologist honorary, will
have a get-acquainted picnic
at Antelope Park open shel
ter at 6 p.m. Transportation
will be provided and leave
from the north door of the
Union at 5:45 p.m.
VOCATIONAL HOMEMAK
ING EDUCATION ASSOCIA
TION (VIIEZ) and ALPHA
TAU ALPHA (ATA) will hold
a watermelon feed at 6:30
p.m. at Peter Pan Park.
YOUNG DEMOCRTS will
meet at 7 in the Union. Gov.
Frank Morrison will speak.
FRIDAY
JAZZ-N-JAVA win feature
the Sig Ep Combo at 4 p.m.
in the Union.
UNICORNS will meet at
7:45 at north end of Union
for hayrack ride party. All
members and interested per
sons are invited.
NEBRASKAN
WANT ADS
APARTMENT FOR RENT
Apartment far rent to eaUrge cUKtrat.
21 or over. Contact Kenneth Hatfield.
477-4455.
MUSICIANS NEEDED
Small aniverwty combo Med baaa player
and drummer wits trap act Call
4JJ-777S or 477-74.
HELP WANTED
Wanted waiter and waitman. Work 11
a.m. to t p.m. See Mr. Barnea. Em. til.
Neoraaka Union.
WORK WANTED
Waahrai. tronmc and typtnc la my bam.
Reaauuable rate. 466-7818.
MISCELLANEOUS
Attention TraUerttet: Student Park four
Mobilehome in Lincoln's moat mooera
nark. Larce lot. We eater to student.
Center Court. 40W Cernhtuker. 466-2777
or 46C-6417
PERSONAL
If there are anr Chi Phi'f on the UnJ
veraitr Campos or in the Lincoln vlrin-
ity. piene call the Inter-Fraternttr I f!j!!m?
Astronomy Class
To Start Tonight
A new, non-credit course in j
astromony beginning today !
has been announced by the
University of Nebraska Ex
tension. Division.
The opening session will be i
at the Mueller Planetarium at
7 p.m. and will be taught by
Dr. John Howe, planetarium
coordinator. ;
Read the Daily Nebraskan Classified Ad9
fclat lie, fa,
Friday, September 28
at the Ag Union
featuring the Quidons, Dance Combo
FREE CARTOONS & THE HIGHWAYMAN
Schedule: Reception, 7:30 Show, 8:00 Dance, 9:00
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First meeting 7:30 P.M.
sssass.
Thursday, Sept. 27 at
Union Airport
For information call Joe Hulquist
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