There will be a meeting
Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. in 209
Oldfather for students
interested in the Nebraska
Junior Year Abroad Program.
Formal application paper will
be distributed and questions
answered. Anyone unable to
attend should see Dr. Cory,
Oldfather 1 103.
The University Film
Cooperative will hold a
meeting at 7:30 Tuesday in the
Nebraska Union. Anyone
interested in working in film is
Frosh, deans
meet at lunch
What would be the first
thing to enter your mind if you
received a phone call from the
dean of yc college asking
you to have lunch with him?
Ten randomly selected
freshmen received just such
calls. Each year for the past
. several years, Dean E.F. Frolik
and Dr. Franklin Eldridge,
assistant dean of the College of
Argriculture, have hosted
several Ag-freshmen luncheons,
financed by grants from the
Atlantic-Richfield Corporation.
Ten people attended the
luncheon, which was held
recently at the Nebraska
Center for Continuing
Education.
The luncheons allow deans
to become acquainted with
students and vice versa, as well
as provide feed-back from
randomly chosen students.
Students are not chosen
because of grades.
invited to attend.
Young Republicans will
sponsor an informal seminar on
voting regulations and
procedures with Allen
Beermann, Nebr. Secretary of
State, in the Nebraska Union
Small Auditorium on Monday
at 8 p.m.
Interviews for East Campus
Union executive positions will
be held Tuesday at 4:30 p.m.
Interested students should call
East Union ext. 2955.
The Record Lending
Library has 20 new records and
50 more are arriving soon. Rm.
236 Nebraska Union.
The Madrigal Singers and
the Brass Emsemble will
present a concert Tuesday at 8
p.m. in Kimbell Recital Hall.
Join a group that's always
in the write. Interviews for
second semester Daily
Nebraskan staffers will be held
Thursday. Highly interesting
and stimulating positions
available include City Campus
writers, East Campus writers
and Copy Editor. Come to our
place, Rm. 34 Nebraska Union,
to apply. We want to join you!
1 if.
Ik 472-2583
472-2589
472-2590
Daily Nebraskan Classifieds may be placed in Room 34 Nebraska Union uetween 9:00 AM
and 5:00 PM daily weekdays. . Cost for one ad isj$.08 per word ($.80 minimum) for one
insertion. Call 472 2590 for more information, or use the above form and bring it into the
office. No refunds. No complimentary ads unless the error is brought to our attention within
the firs business day after publication.
FOR SALE
X-mas Sale: Will print any design or
letters on t-shirts - or
sweatshirts--$2.50each.
NATIONAL EMBLEM. 10th 61
Q.
Antique wire rims. Large selection.
$2-5. Call 435-7632.
'59 Ford. No safety sticker, snow
tires, or great looks. OIL HOG.
Why would you want it. Good
brakes, mill, traney and 16
m.p.g. on highway. Good for
transportation. $60 or best offer.
477-4794 after 5:00 p.m.
Stereo components. Brand Names,
guaranteed. Will undersell any
dealer in Lincoln. Call 489-5233,
Mon. thru Thurs. 6-9 p.m.
Kodak X-90 Instamatic Camera.
Abel 502 or Schramm 606.
2 17.5 snow tires. New condition.
Recap. Contact Richard
475-5026.
'70 Volks-Bug, dark blue, white
interior, best offer. 434-7345.
Spacious 1970 Schult 128 X 52'
Mobile home 2 bedroom. Central
air, carpeted, bay window,
skirting, excellent condition.
435-5373.
Remington 20 gauge shot gun,
Wingmaster pump. Like new.
$90 434-5373.
Used Remington 12 gauge shot gun.
Automatic, vent rib, $85.
435-537?.
Used Columbia 26" Boys bicycle,
2-speed automatic, $30.
435-5373.
"LAW SCHOOL- WILL I LIKE IT?
CAN I MAKE IT?" A new book
by a recent law graduate for
prospective law students. Send
$2.95. Kroos Press, Box 3709A,
Milwaukee, Wis. 53217.
Best pipe and lighter selection in
town. Cliffs Smoke Shop. 12th &
O St.
'66 Jaguar coupe. Red, Call
472-2581 or 435-7502 after 5.
Ask for Rod.
SERVICES
Watch Repair. All makes-including
Timex. Campus Book store-East
side. Look for yellow door.
Pregnant? Who cares? We do! Call
Birthright. 477-8021.
LOST
Lost yellow-gold round wire rim
glasses. Reward. Call 475-6391.
HELP WANTED
Part-time auditor, 3 days week.
1 1 p.m. 7 a.m. No experience
necessary. Apply in person
Clayton House Motel.
PERSONAL
Smokey Bear so now you're 21.
Try it, you'll like it. S.
Cootie-woman, Saved 5 billion
cooties for your B-party in 506.
505, 501 B.
Kris, Party in 506. We'll bring the
cake, you bring tha booze. 506.
Cootie-woman. Happy Birthday
from The Pit. Becky, Nance, Sue.
MISCELLANEOUS
BRIDE AND GROOM WANTED.
If you're going to be married in
late Jan., let us foot the bill. We
need a bride and groom to be
married at a public ceremony.
For details write Bride, P.O. Box
80209, Lincoln NB. 68501.
Vacancies available for 2nd
semester at co-ed Cornhusker
co-op! 705 N. 23rd. Call
475-6796. Ask for an officer for
information.
European Nomads MOST
ECONOMICAL way to Europe
summer '72. Write European
Odyssey, Winsted, Minn. 55395.
2 girls need ride to Orange Bowl.
Call Linda 477-6516.
CORNHUSKER SALESPEOPLE.
Commission checks are in. Bring
I.D. to Rm. 34 Nebraska Union.
Wanted: 1 pr. of skis 190-205CM; 1
pr. of ski boots size 1 1 J4 M. Call
Gary 477-5945 or 471-2371.
KRNU schedules
Met opera
KRNU (90.3FM) will carry
the Metropolitan Opera
broadcast starting Dec. 1 1 with
Verdi's "Luisa Miller," The
broadcast will end on April 22,
1972 with the final opera of
Sir Rudolf Bing's last season as
general manager of the Met.
The Metropolitan Opera will
stage five productions during
the 1971-72 season. These will
also be in the broadcast
schedule. They are Wagner's
"Tristan und Isolde" on Dec.
18; Debussy's "Pelleas et
Melisande", Jan. 29;Donizett's
"La Fille du Regiment" March
25; Verdi's "Otello" April 8
and Carl Maria von Weber's
"Der Freischuntz" on April 15.
Back Packer
Foam Pad
Li all t Winkt
JSfe. $3.49
48" x 26" x W
Browning
Hiking
Boots
Stretch
Gil lor For
Heel Tendon
Con (oft
$26.99
Browning's "Ridge Roomers". A
superior crafted 6" boot for bock packers,
bikers and hunters. Light weight yet rug
ged to provide year of comfortable use.
Give the best combination of comfort,
support and protection.
Mode of finest leathers and materials
available. Cleated Vibrant solos and
beels. Rjufih out swede leather uppers,
glove leather inside lining with cushioned
ankle and insola. Spring steal shanks,
Gorman spood lacing, Goody eat storm wait.
SVEA Back Pock Stove
mm?
Heats XYi pts. of
water in 5-6 min.
Burns 45-min.
on 13 pt. of gas.
5" high, 3!4" diom
Weighs 1 lb., 2 at.
a Mode of brass.
$10.88
10-X Down Sweater
1 t mf'- ?
( Reg. $29.95 ) $26.95
Use them as a jacket in cool weather,
under a coat or jacket in coldest weather.
Nylon shell, goose down insulation, nylon
tipper. Color choice, Red or Spur Green.
r. I. 1 - VI
Flare Leg Jeans j f
10 ox. blue denim, pro-shrunk
( Reg. S4.88 )
$4.49
Chambray
Shirts
Long sleeve,
$3-49 m
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DAO VH J
St:ntE?silEr!
Back Packs
Himalayan back packs are the
finest you can buy and yet are most
reasonably priced. Surplus Center
offers them at lowest prices so why
not own the best?! Himalayan packs
helped the conquer of Mt. Everest!
hma!ayan 8
UftlMiM il Sing e Cavity Pock,
I fcaJ I KmMJFCm 4 side pockets
$19.88
$21.88
Finest Back Packer's Tents
And Sleeping Bags
s
29 88 $1S
VUMH V tBJ I JJ
$1S.BB
( A ) - - APPALACHIAN 1480 2-mon ny.
Ion tent. 5' x V floor area. 3' -4" cantor
height. Zipper screen door with storm flap.
With carrying bag, stakes, poles, guys.
( B ) White Stag ALPINE 6' x 7H' 2
man nylon tent. 2Yi ft. center height. Nylon
fly over complete tent. Zipper screen door
and roar window vent. With carrying bag,
poles, stakes, guys. ( Rg. Sale $59.95 )
( C ) - - White Stag 1523-P. 33" x 76"
sleeping bag with 3 lbs. polyester fiberfill
insulation. Rated 20 F. 2 can bo tipped
together. Nylon shell.
( D ) - - White Stag 507-P. 33" x 86"
sleeping bag with 3 lbs. polyester fiberfill
insulation. Rated 20s F. Raised foot pocket.
Full length tipper. Nylon shell.
'lilt Wh it:
MONDAY. DECEMBER 6. 1971
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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