Help tvanted: magician Free speech moves
Student Activities urgently
seeds volunteers for the
following projects:
. . . Magician for
Headstart.
. . . Drivers for Student Ac
tion Front and other student
vohinteers.
. . . Secretarial workers in
Student Volunteer Office, Suite
345, Nebraska Union.
. . . Students to assist with
monthly parties for former pa
tients of the Regional Center
(formerly State Hospital).
. . . Students to assist in
developing recreational pro
grams, or to develop one-to-one
relationships with senior
citizens, at Lancaster Manor
nursing home.
. . . Friends for children
between ages ( and 14 who
have been recommended for a
supportive relationship by
juvenile court and public
schools.
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. . . Assistants to care for
pre-school and primary school
age children at the Lincoln
Child Care Cesser, either 9:30
to 11:30 a.m., or 3:30 to 5
p.m.
. . . Servers to deliver lunch
trays and help feed senior
citizens at Madonna Home, 11
ajn. to 1 p.ncL, any day.
. . . Group of students to
give a Christmas party for
Whitehall yo ungsters,
December 17, aged 13-16
years.
. . . Volunteers to organize
and kad a group of 23 Indian
youngsters, aged 8 to 15.
. . . Citizen Advocates,
volunteers who build a one-to-one
relationship with retarded
person, helping them to adjust
to everyday situations.
. . . Students to work with
Malone Center in social service
and recreation, volunteers with
a special interest or skill who
want to share it with elemen
tary through junior high age
youngsters.
...Students to deliver
meals to senior citizens,
weekdays. It a.m. to 1 pan.
Junior college
& java
A coffee hour at 2:30 p.m.
Thursday in the Union Centen
nial Room will be open to Ne
braska junior college transfers
who are now attending the
University.
The coffee hour is part of a
conference, between represent
atives from the seven Nebras
ka junior colleges and the
University, to discover better
ways to serve junior college
transfer students.
Continued from page 1
prisoners of war returned is to
end the war.
As part of an effort to rein
carnate the peace movement in
Nebraska toe Free Speech
Moveirent has established a
permanent "peace committee.'
Members say the purpose is to
promote a "peace con
sciousness and to remind peo
ple that the war they opposed
last year is still going on."
The committee plans a pro
gram featuring speakers, films
and music La January. If the
money can be raised they may
put out a calendar showing
important dates in the peace
movement aud pictures of war
victims.
The Mover, tent has started a
"people's Lbrary"' and is
working on a project to provide
cheap food. Called the "Food
Conspiracy , its organizers
plan to purchase food in bulk
quantities lur resale to Lin
colnites at below retail
prices.
Barret abe noted that even
though some Free Speech
members have written for the
Informer it is not an organ of
the group. The Informer is a
weekly news and lnformatioa
sheet.
Barret is unconcerned with
the size of membership in the
Free Speech Movement. lit his
opinion Nebraskans aren't in
terested in "large political
type'" groups.
He said the Movement was
more interested in people who
"will work to do something
because what is important is
getting something done.
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THE NEBRASKAN
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 2, 1970
