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dailu n DAILY NEBRASKAN WANT ADS iMeorasKo union, v-osi is .ub per raymeni in nuvam.o umy. imo reiunas. Complimentary ad may i wmy biui is orougnt to the Nebraska attention tne ousiness oay alter publication. FOR SALE '64 Ford heavy duty Econoline van. Carpeted and paneled. $600 or best offer. Call Ned at 432-8802 after 4. Mo Ped Bike-Used two years. $100. 488-4709 after 4:30. Heath Stereo Kit; AMFM Tuner; Pra-ampllfler; 2 100 watt amplifiers; Garrard Lab 70 Turntable; 2 16 In. University speakers; Complete wiring Harness. $250 or best offer. 465-6682 after 5 p.m. Remington Standard $12.00. Smith Corona Portable with case $25.00. 489-3262. Line new; Automatic Reversing Pioneer 7" Reel-Reel Tape Deck, 467-1350 after 3:00 p.m. Hart Camaro Snow ski Is. 1971 model. Excellent condition. 205 cm. Call 432 6292. '69 GMC Van. Good Condition. 1025 N. 8th. 475-2333. '71 Honda 350, rebuilt engine, fair shape. Must sell I Getting married. $200 or best offer. Call Terry Wleser, 475-2710. THIS WILD ADULT FUN MUST END THURSDAY! " y : . t ,t'v DAILY FROM 11:36 A.M. TERMPAPERS UNLIMITED, INC 295 HUNTINGTON AVENUE BOSTON, MASS. 02 11 5 (617) 267-3000 Materials in our extensive Research Library $2.45 per page Research and Reference Only! Collegians, we have FLOWEKS at Kramer Greenhouses Roses, Corsages, all your floral needs. For free delivery anywhere in Lincoln phone 435-6830 10th and Van Dorn Open on Sundays TONIGHT nickle beer 7:30-8:30 ROYAL GROVE 340 N- Cornhusker Hwy. no cover comming soon: Wayne Cochran & The CC Riders can be placed In room 34 word, $1.00 minimum HELP WANTED R.N.-L.P.N. opening for 1 1 :00 p.m. to 7 a.m. Supervisory position In skilled nursing area. Liberal ' benefits. Call for appointment Madonna Professional Care Center, 489-7102. We are an equal opportunity employer. APARTMENT MANAGER, married students prefered, for reduced rent. East Campus area. Call after 6:30 p.m. 488 7558. Attention students. King's Food Host, U.S.A. offers excellent working conditions and wages for part-time personnel-hours 11 a . m.-2 p.m. and 5 p.m.-closing, Grill, dining room, cashier and car service personnel needed at King's units. Please apply 4701 O St. Mon.-Frl. LOCAL COMPANY needs men who want to work. Guarantee $50 weekly. 434-0564 1-3 p.m. Couple or single male house manager to live-In with mentally retarded male adults. Board and room with some pay. Valuable experience. Contact LOMR 475-4997, 2202 S. 11th. Needed: Men to work with YMCA youth groups. Call Bob Bargen. 488-0961. Weekend Help: Nurse Aides. Sat. and Sun. 6:45 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. Apply in person. Madonna Professional Care Center. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer. Girl to live-In and babysit 4 days a week, except school hours. In exchange for room, board & salary. Call 466-7344. Deborah Bell. Earn over $60 weekly working 4 evenings weekly. Car required. No canvassing. 466 9770. Babysitter, 3-5 afternoons weekly, one child, pays well, vicinity 20th & Calvert, 423-4045. PERSONAL John where is my "thing"? Reno To Harriet Jumper. Happy Mother's Week I Your pledge daughter. Holland where Is the baby? Please call 432-5931. John-Johnl You wanna be Sweethearts? Ya Know what I mean? Wink. N.B. charge TheCC Riders j SERVICES for help in working out situations that need working out fci pm to 7 am 7-4y pm 471nOQ CUmWMtlll Tfaii iJJLhSiA III toillT 1 wXMlhliMiliMMMi Bike Repair & Maintenance. All makes, types. Lower prices, better work. Free pick up, delivery. 489-9771 after 1 p.m. WATCH REPAIR WATCH BANDS. CAMPUS BOOK STORE at Yellow Door on East side. LOST Lost: Hamton 34, gold wrist watch. Between S. 48th & East Campus. 475-2760. Lost: pair of glasses. Name Kermit Keeshan right bow. Send to Botany Dept., Oldfather. FOR RENT 4 bedroom, furnished house for rent. $240; utilities pd. 477-841 2, 489-4422. 2 bedroom trailer, too. ROOMMATE WANTED Male roommate to share new mobile home. Quiet atmosphere. Call after 3 p.m. 475-9238. Female roommate wanted to share apartment with three others. Downtown area. Call 477-5425 after 5, Wanted: one female roommate to share modern apt. Close to bus stop. 477-2153 after 5:30 p.m. ir'iinK "ni" ini ii 1 'r in-'-' " EXTRACTOR SPECIAL $29.95 plus ' j 11 ' ' installation while Factory-trained mechanics ' , they last. i", 1 ' l Just briny this coupon, 'y"-- Engine Rebuilding -Brakes W. 'W ' Major and Minor Repairs Tune-Ups ' . Dynamic Wheel Balancing Front Ends -v 434-4877 )CC5ESaf You gotta try Connie's heavy lookin' lightweights; here's BRAWNY, one of the big brute of the sporty world . . . feels light on! Has cork-look rubber sole. Tan, black, brown or navy Air-'-'Vl-;- .ft MISCELLANEOUS Be Creative I Make your own gifts Classes: Sllkscreen, Batik, Weaving, Layout, Painting, Drawing. Call Haymarket. 432-7373. The ROZMAN LEGAL FUND urgently needs $400. Send checks to: E. Pearlstein, 632 Eastborough Lane, 68505. THE STUDENT Y's INTERNATIONAL LUNCHEON. Every Thursday, beginning September 21st, 11 :45 to 1 :00. At the Lutheran Student Center-15th 8i Q ... On the Mall. $.50 STUDENTS; $.75 F ACU LTY STAFF -FRIENDS. Food cooked and served by CHURCH WOMEN UNITED. Lunches served dally. Cliff's Lounge, 1 2th & O. Tutors of Nebraska Indian Children (TONIC) needs new people to tutor on the Winnebago Indian Reservation Thursday evenings. Interested people may come to the booth in the Nebraska Union Wednesday and Thursday or call Keith Hodges 434-4546 or Mary Findlay 466-6378. Thursday 10 a.m. -Student Veterans Ass oclatlon-P.O.W. Seminar-Nebraska Union 12 p.m. -Law College luncheon-Union 12:30 p.m. Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship-Union 3:30 p.m. -Builders tours-Union 5 p.m. Council of American Indian Students-Union 5:15 p.m. Mortar Board-Union 5:30 p.m.-Phl Mu Alpha Sinfonla-Union antiqued crinkle patent leather. (cQfefldQf) BEN SIMON'S DOWNTOWN & GATEWAY Students who are now seniors, and who are interested in applying for Rhodes and Marshall Scholarships (for study in Britain) and Danforth Fellowships, (for graduate study), are invited to attend a meeting on Monday Sept. 25 at 4 p.m. in 303 Oldfather. Information about application procedures, etc. will be available at this meeting. Interested students who cannot attend the meeting should see DeanWadlow, 1223 Oldfather, as soon as possible. The deadline for applying is Sept. 29. All University Fund will conduct an election Thursday afternoon from 1 to 5 p.m. in the Nebraska Union. All off -campus students and others who have not already voted, are invited to vote for the charities for the fall fund raising drive. Tryouts for dancers for the production of "The Mayflower," which was written by UNL faculty members Robert Beaded and Bill Wallis, will be Thursday from 7-9 p.m. in 304 Women's P.E, 6:30 p.m. -All University Fund-Union 6:30 p.m. Residence Hall Association-3rd floor, Pound 7 p.m. Council on Student Life-Union 7 p.m. Parking Appeals Board-Union 7 p.m. -Christian Science student organizationUnion 7 p.m.-Alpha Kappa Psi-Union 7 p.m. Mexican American Student Association-Union 7:30 p.m. Math counselors-Union 8 p . m , T r a n s c e n d enta I Meditation lecture-No. 2 Union 8 p.m. -Students for Berg-Union 8 p.m. -Union Bridge Club-Union 9 p.m. Volunteer Bureau-public relations-Union $15. CONNIE paqe 1 1 thursday, September 21, 1972 daily nebraskan