The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, April 17, 1970, Page PAGE 6, Image 6
Red Barons gamble in shy The Red Barons, student flying club at the University of Nebraska, are sponsoring a flying "poker game" Saturday, April 18. Anyone may enter at their nearest airport Lin coln, Columbus, Fremont, Mil lard or Crete. The object is to fly to each of the other airports and se lect a card at each one. Upon completing the round robin each contestant will have five cards which are turned in. The judges will determine which contestant has the best poker "hand." The holder of the best hand will be awarded $50 by Weaver Potato Chip Company and the holder of the second, best hand will be awarded $25 by Weaver Minier Insurance Agency, Lin coln. Participants who do not win the first or second prize are eligible to win a prize for the best hand among the contes tants at their "home" airport. Contestants starting at Lincoln airport are eligible to win a prize courtesy of Duncan Avia tion. Both pilots and passengers may enter. Starting time is 9 a.m. The entry fee is $4 per person. This fund raising event is be ing held to help send a team reoresentinff Nebraska tn the National Intercollegiate Flying Association spring meet in HELP WANTED Girl to livt In for th summer private room, bath, wages, babysitting tor girls ages I, 4. IV. Light housework. Phone 4S8-0;89. Wanted: Busboys Noon and Evening 432-3685. Students help wanted, work part or full time In Lincoln. Guaranteed salary sso-100 per week. Must have ear. Scholarships available. Call collect jtz-uj umana oerween y-z. College men. Summer jobs. Good Day. (.an i:uo to J;00pm only. 488-3285. Part time employee, preferably male wim Knowledge of hi fl equipment, salary plus commission. Apply In person at World Radio. 1323 0 St. Can you work II evening hours weeklvf Need to earn over $80 weekly? Have flood personality, car and ability to manage your time? Want a summer lob with opportunity to earn over 1200 weekly. If you answer yes to all preceding questions. leadlna local photography studio has this lob oo- porrurmy involving advertising, public relations and bales. Phone 464-3426. Salesman, part-time, outside work, conv mission basis. 433-1044 for appoint, ment. Telephone Answering Service. 124 No. 16th. ITEMS OFFERED 1964 MO-Mldget. Good Condition, wire wheels, radio, new carpeting. Must set to appreciate. 432-W44 after spm. Hooker Headers for 44. a. 47. M Pon. tlec OTO. never been used. Contact Kent Beverldge, $40 No. 14, 435-2V4I and ieve message. Bozeman, Mont. last year the Nebraska team placed fourth in the nation. Batch opens headquarters, seeks Lancaster support all l r sit Pinnings: Carolyn Thompson, Pound Hall junior in speech com munications from Friend to Robert J. Luedtke, senior in entomology from Lincoln. Cathy Wigodsky, Pound Hall sophomore in Teachers College from Omaha to Bill Christensen from Fort Riley, Kansas. Ruth Kaufman, Sigma Delta Tau sophomore in physical education from Lincoln to Mike Drickey, senior in math from St. Louis, Missouri. Sherilynn Miller, sophomore in music from Greeley to Bill Reynolds, senior in music from Omaha. Nancy Bloom, Pound Hall sophomore in Teachers College from Omaha to Larry Win troub, Sigma Alpha Mu junior in business administration from Omaha. Debbie Kirkland of St. Paul to Jerry Hanson, Ag Men sophomore in agricultural education. State Sen. Clifton Batchelder officially kicked off his cam paign in Lincoln Thursday. And he has already recruited at least one University student to help his daughter, Anne. Batch, talking leisurely in his newly opened Lancaster County Headquarters, said that Anne, a junior at the University, would probably not have much time to campaign. "She's just trying to graduate," the state senator said. But Miss Batchelder disagreed. A students for Batch group will probably form, she plans to be involved, perhaps to the point of leading the group. The headquarters, located on South Eleventh Street, will help coordinate such -groups as Students for Batchelder. Batchelder, an acknowledged conservative and law-and-order candidate who is opposing in cumbent Republican Gov. Norbert T. Tiemann in the May 12 gubernatorial primary. He predicted he would take Omaha, but emphasized that it would be dangerous to pro gnosticate how the votes in Lancaster County will go. "No poll has been taken," he pointed out. "There is no scientific way to predict, but I do detect a strong undercurrent of conservatism here." He sponsored the con troversial unlimited s e 1 f -defense bill during the 1969 session of the Unicameral. The Omaha senator has also opposed what he calls ex cessive spending for the University. Batchelder said he is not concerned with the possible affect University professors could have on the campaign. And, the candidate said he might get some votes because of the opposition by the pro fessors. Batchelder said he has a "certain amount" of support on the campus anyway. Reflecting a heritage of love, As old as time. As young as the dawn. Style 319 mcvnns Sci'vinS Lincoln Sin s- 1905 1129 "C T CSISTtRED JEWELERS A... ....AN GEM socirrv qOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOC oooooooooqo 0 1 FISi ! o 2 o o O One Armload of Books on Presentation oi This Coupon. These Books Must O Come From a Specially Selected Group at the Rear of Our Store and They o O Must be Checked Over by Our Personel. Additional Armloads $1.00 ea. 2 O GOOD APRIL 17 & 18 ONLY 2 6 O O NEBiaKA UOOK STOKE 2000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 Electronic Copying Service Disserta tion, these, term oaper eM-XMf. Prompt Service. Watch Repair. Twe Day service. Campus Bookstore. IJ and R St. thesis binoino .so and up Thesis COPIES .cmc per page lxll. Cell 434 W. bally Evening weekend. 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