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DAILY NEBRASKAN classifieds may be placed in Room 34 Nebraska Union between 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM
daily weekdays. Cost for one ad is $.08 per word ($.80 minimum) for one insertion. Call 4722590 for more
information or use the Do-lt-Yourself-Want-Ad that appears in every Monday and Thursday Nebraskan.
All ads must be placed in the Daily Nebraskan office. No refunds. No complimentary ads unless the error is
brought to our attention within the first business day after first insertion
FOR SALE
Heathkit HW-20, 20 mater
transceiver, tingle sideband, with
180 watts peak envelope
transmitting power. Included are
HW-16 AC power supply, 20
feet of 50 ohm coax, case and
mobile mount. Fully assembled
and tuned to receive. New and
unassembled it cost $170.00.
Soiling for $130.00 Call Barry at
472-2590 during the day, or
435-3326 late at night.
High Quality General Electric
Component Stereo. Like new.
Used 6 months. $75. 488-4186.
Cadillac ambulance. Good running
order. Make offer. 432-5250.
Stereo Components. Brand names,
manufacturer guaranteed. Will
undersell any other dealer in
Lincoln. Call 489-5223, 6-9 p.m.
M.-Th.
Schwinn Girl's 24" blue. Good
condition. $30. 475-9940.
'70 350 Honda Scrambler. Must
sacrifice. 489-4719, 432 2751
ext. 45.
Stereo components. Kenwood
Receiver, Fisher Speakers,
Ampex Cassette Recorder.
466 0930.
Lovely green sofa. Very good
condition, perfect for living unit
or lounge areas, 488-1987.
'65 Plymouth Satellite. Copper 383
Automatic. 489-5504
434 2993. 914 South 39th.
Beer Steins Mugs Mugs Mugs. Cliffs
Smoke Shop. 12th & O St.
Boy's three speed bicycle. Year old.
Also portable stereo excellent
condition. Best offer. 475 5841.
1970 Fender Strato caster.
Excellent condition. See Mark in
8201 Seilecfc.
Earrings hoops, loops bells, beads
& bangles from San Francisco
and India at the Whistle Stop in
the old depot. 1944 O.
Harmony R String guitar like new
sound, holds tune perfectly.
New lite-weight strings. $50.00
or best offer. A real sacrifice,
need the bread. Call 472-2590 or
435-3326. Ask for Barry.
SUNN GUITAR AMPLIFIER, will
sell with or without speakers:
4 15" and 2 12". Also cassette
tape recorder. John. 475-6558.
Foreign Car Care
expert tune up & repair
1926 Q Street 475-6664
FRANK'S AUTO SERVICE flnc.
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15,1971
HELP WANTED
15 people needed to work between
9- 11 AM, Friday, October 22.
Come to Daily Nebraskan Office
before Tuesday.
Needed: female models. For
Interview call 432-6862. Sat.
10- 5.
Persons experienced in
Photography needed to
coordinate slide show for a new
approach to Biology I. If
interested call 472-3203 or
475-6642.
FLY WITH ME. No experinece
necessary, we will train.
Potential earnings, $1500-1800.
For appointment call 432-8769
ext. 58 between 11-1 p.m. & 5-7
p.m.
SERVICES
Sigma Kappa Chili feed before
game Sat. 11:00 - 12:00 $1.00
per person. 626 N 16th.
Sewing and Alterations.
Moore. 799-2615.
Call Pat
Watch Repair. All makes including
Timex. Campus Bookstore East
side, look for yellow door.
For an alternative to abortion
contact Birthright. Inc.
477-8021.
Typing done by experienced
secretary. Call afternoons.
423-5060.
FOOTBALL SPECIAL: CHILD
CARE Ages 2-7. Open 10:00
A.M. to 7:00 P.M. N.U. HOME
FOOTBALL GAMES WEE
Telephones: editor: 472 2588, news: 472-2589, advertising:
472 2590. Second class postage rates paid at Lincoln, Nebraska.
The Daily Nebraskan is a student publication, independent of the
University of Nebraska's administration, faculty and student
government
Address: The Daily Nebraskan, 34 Nebraska Union. University of
Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebraska 68508.
S9l)TADS!!
ELASTIC B AMD SAT. UlGMl
N. U. Corncobs presents NU Homecoming Dance in Union Ballroom. Begins at
472-2789
472-2590
CARE DAY CENTER 265 S.
84th, Phone. 489-9102.
QUALITY COLLEGE
TERMPAPERS Written by
Professionals. P.O. Box 193,
Rockford, III. 61105.
FOR RENT
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
$8wk and up. 3 blocks to campus
& downtown. 435-8567 or
475-0911.
ROOMMATE WANTED
Male roommates wanted. Full
house with utilities. 489-2436 or
466-960$,
LOST
Wrist watch. Rolex oyster
perpetual. Polished stainless steel
band. Lost Sept. 9. $25 reward.
Call 435-5111. Dan Hord.
PERSONAL
Girls: Expecting a dull weekend.
No need to. Call Bob Nislev.
475-2493.
Remember: Vote PEPPERMINT
PATTY WOOD for Sock hop
Homecoming Queen.
D HAPPY BIRTHDAY. LOVE J.
JA'TAIME.
MISCELLANEOUS
YOU'RE SUPER! WE'RE CLOSED
FRI. & SAT. THE SNACK
SHOP.
Jimmy Webb & Crow. Fri. Oct
15 Coliseum. 8:30 p.m.
YOUTH COALITION FOR
MUSKIE. Anyone interested call
488-5252 or 434-2684.
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Bicycle ride planned Sunday
A bicycle ride to raise funds
for the Lancaster County
Easter Seal Society is planned
this Sunday at 1 p.m.
The ride, sponsored by the
Arnold Air Society and Angel
Flight of the University of
Nebraska, is to help provide
speech and hearing therapy for
children through a University
based clinic.
Funds will also go to aid in
the purchase of hearing aids
and help provide day camp
experiences for handicapped
children next summer.
Open to ail members of the
community, the ride will begin
at the Student Union, travel to
Greenwood and return to the
University, a distance of 38
miles. Return transportation
from Greenwood will be
available.
Interested University
students should obtain
registration forms from any
dorm switch-board office or at
the second floor of the Military
and Naval Sciences Building.
Riders then enlist friends,
neighbors or businesses to sign
as sponsors, promising a certain
amount of money per mile.
Bike riders should be at the
Union bv 12:30 p.m. Sunday.
The Arnold Air Society, one
of the sponsoring groups, is a
nation-wide professional Air
An Alternative
to Homecom i ncp
1957 Sock Hop
with Records and a DJ.
Where Uni. High Gym
When -Friday, Oct. 15th.
8-11 p.m.
Cost .75 admission
Benefit dance for Lincoln
Free School, sponsored
by Nebraska Free University
Vote for Free University
own Homecoming King and
Queen in our Union -booth
Thursday and Friday
HI
(&mm tups fiasKik
Force ROTC organization.
Angel Flight is a community
service organization designed
to promote Air Force ROTC.
Committee looks
into pblicTeV
At a retreat last weekend,
ASUN's Human Rights
Committee decided to look
into the University's hiring
policies to determine if they
discriminate against minority
groups, gay people and women,
said chairman Ann Pederson.
Other committee projects
include attempts to obtain
more University married
student housing to free housing
for Lincoln's low-income
families, she said, and the
expansion of the PACE
low-income scholarship
program.
The committee will attempt
to gain a larger commitment
from the state for scholarship
for low-income students,
Pederson added.
9 p.m.
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