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MR. 8 TRACE! DOES IT AGAIN WITH THESE LOW PRICES . . . 6.98 TAPES $4.99 7.98 TAPES $5.99 1325 "0" ST. .M LP S $2.99 475-8045 5.98 LP'S $3.99 ' queiikiis A 1229 R Street 9-5:30 M S JACKETS. Waist length battle jackets fake fur hooked yarn lumber-jack plaid Y-Pals someone to be with X battle jackets 1 X (M hooked yarn trfit Jysi lumber-jack plaid c?fi? All at Quentin's to keep you warm for football. This one in grey and brown fur. $52. fV A "little brother" can swim and play football, eat supper, watch television or just plain talk to a Y-Pal. , Jim Gump and Greg Hickman are two volunteers in the YWCA'S Y-Pal program. Gump, a UNL gymnist and speech communications major, is a Y-Pal to 9-year-old Eric Starkweather. Gump said he learned about the Y-Pal program from the Lincoln Volunteer Bureau, which along with the UNL Volunteer Bureau, finds people interested in helping "little" brothers or sisters. Hickman, a former UNL student who campaigns for McGovern, said his little brother, nine-year-old Ken Coy, is the lone male in a family of 10. Hickman, who grew up without a father said he believes he can help Ken with the problems that the lack of a brother or father can cause. Hickman said he heard about the Y-Pal program from a friend working in juvenile court. Hickman said he's seen Ken at least once a week for two months. What do the Y-Pals get out of the time spent with their little brother? Hickman said there is a certain age when children haven't learned to be dishonest or cute "they're very blunt." Because of this, he said, the companionship provides a "recharging of batteries." Gump said there is the "personal satisfaction of knowing I'm helping Eric in some way." '" "IWWMIWBTOIIIU IIIIHTO i .....J n, LJ t Ul .1 ll.ll III II I IILlinlllL H l.M. .IIJHIIII I IJI. l. 1 1., m, ll.lWSmi uwniJiiiiiuui- m j r tru If Ft" k I Living With ease... Briarhurst ll was designed for apartment life as it should be . . . with the privacy and comfort of your own home, yet the ease and convenience found only in apartment living. Expansive lawns, trees, and an adjoining meadow give life at Briarhurst II the air of a country estate. Nearby shopping centers and schools supplement these conveniences: Pool Barbecue areas Play areas Laundry facilities Spacious 1, 2, and 3 bedroom units DishwasherDisposal Electrical appliances Drapes Carpeting Air-conditioning Now leasing from $160.00 4700 BRIARPARK ROAD 489-2200 Another Boetel & Company Development f short Items must be submitted to the Daily N&htkan, 32 Nebratke Union, tvtyH forking days prior to the deslredjjdate of publication. Items musrfae submitted in writing and will be?printed a maximum of two days. General meeting notices will be included in the daily calendar. ... - Q, A MejfsPLiberation group is forming.terested men should call UMHE, 432-6561, and leave t number name and phone There will be a meeting to explain the junior year in Germany program today at 2:30 in 106 Burnett. The Mexican-American Student Association will sponsor a Mexican dinner Sunday, from 5-7 p.m. at the Southwest Community Center 1145 High Street. A simultaneous chess exhibition will be given by Richard Moore, Lincoln City Chess champion at 7 p.m. Sunday in the Nebraska Union. The Engineering Executive Board is sponsoring a lecture by the Navy "Blue Angels," Monday at 7 p.m. in 20 Morrill Hail. I ss than two weeks remain for those who plan to take the National Teacher Examinations at UNL on Nov. 11, to submit their registration for these tests to Educational Testing Service, Princeton, New Jersey. Forms can be obtained from the Teacher Placement Office, 106 Teachers College. Delta Delta Delta Sorority is having an open house from 10-12 a.m. Saturday to dedicate the new addition to their house and present books to John Heussman, director of libraries. The Psychological Consultation Center needs two more volunteers for a research project on group interaction. Interested students should call 472-3721. page 8 daily nebraskan friday, October 13, 1972