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DAILY NEBRASKAN WANT ADS
can be placed In person- In Room
34, Nebraska Union, weekdays 8-12
and 1-5; or called In between 8-10
only at 472-2588. Cost Is $.08 per
word, per day, $1.00 minim urn.
Payment In advance preferred, but
phone orders may be charged. Bank
Americard Is also accepted In
payment of advertising at no extra
cost. Rates quoted are for cash
order or charge ordure paid within
five business days. Ads not paid
within five days are 50 cents
additional. Deadline for ads Is 3 00
p.m. day before publication. No
refunds. Complimentary ads may
be run only If error Is brought to
the Nebraskan's attention the
business day after pubfcatlon.
FOR SALE
A.K.C. registered Siberian Husky
pups. Female, championship
bloodlines, $50. 475-1147.
Free to good home longhaired
kittens. 432 5983 after 6.
Thorens turntable, model TD 150
MKII AB. Manual, belt drive,
professional quality. Comes with
Shure M55E cartridge and new
stylus. $75. 466-9237 days or
489-3855 nights, ask for Chris.
Honeywell Pentax H3V, 35 mm f
1.8 lens, accessories; $100.
423-2629 or 472-3011, ext. 231
ask for Mike.
Small town. Low overhead. Your
money goes farther.
BRUMFIELD'S Antiques,
furniture and?? Greenwood, Nb.
Just 12 miles east of Lincoln on
Cornhuskor Hwy. Open 1-7;
Sundays 12 7; Closed Saturday.
Wo buy, sell and trade. Call
789 2145 or 789 2910.
With Student or Faculty ID, 15
discount on all Goodyear Tiros
except promotional items.
Goodyear Service Store, 19th Si
O, 432-6521.
1906 Ford pick up. Good running
condition, good body, new front
ond-brakes. Contact Kris
432 57G0.
19G5 VW. Low mileage. Good tires.
489 6932.
Cl.issic '62 Rambler In excellont
condition with 41,000 actual
mllos. 475-1965.
1972 350 Knwuskl S-2. 6100 rtiilos.
Fine condition. Very cheap.
475 9606 after 5 p.m.
20 discount on all Columbia
lOspood hikes. Goodyear
Service Store, 19th & O,
432 6021.
Very nice 1972 mobile homo. 2
bdrm, 2 baths and utilities. Set
up, furnished ;ind reasonable.
Very nice lot in Gas Light
Village. Must sell. Call 475 5400
after 0 p.m. atid weekends.
8' x 40', 2 bdrm mobllo home.
Close to Univ. Air conditioned.
Shady lot. May bo seen at 615
N. 23rd, Lot 6.
MOVL IN TOMORROW Extra nice
05 ft Great Lakes mobile homo,
On lot in Gas Light Village.
Skirted and ready for winter.
Will finance. Call Royal at
434 0976.
HELP WANTED
Nurse aides. F-ull and part time. All
shifts. Apply Madonna.
4H9 7102.
Opening lor Control Caro Aide. 7 3
shift, 40 hr. week. 434 3180,
oxt 71.
DOCTOR'S OFFICE NEEDS 2
female students or student
wives. Must he efficient and well
groomed with pleasant
telephone voice lor position of
part time receptionist, 1st shift
10n.ni. noon: Mori, Turn, 1 hurs,
f ri. Vnd shift 1 p,m.-3 p.m.;
Mun, T uos, Thur., I-rl. Saturday
a.m. Must 'br punctual and
reliable. Call for appointment
after 0:30 p.m. 475 0108.
Need help: full or part time front
desk (Jerks tind In setup
department. Mostly evening
fiours. Apply to Jim Homstodt
Villager Motel.
TO)
OF
ads,
1 part time receptionist 3:00 p.m.
to 7:00 p.m. Mon-Frl and 8:00
a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Sat Ask for
Keith Helms. Duncan Aviation,
432-6657.
Wanted part time cashier-bookkeeper.
Evenings and weekends.
Apply n person; Robert Hall
Clothes, 6105 'O' St.
Telephone solicitation work.
Temporary, full and part time. 3
shifts available. 9 a.m.-1 p.m.; 1
p.m. -4 p.m.; 4 p.m.-9 p.m.
Excellent pay. Apply 426 Sharp
Bldg.
1 full time line person. 2:30 p.m. to
10:30 p.m. Mon Fri. Ask for
Bob McCammon. Duncan
Aviation, 432 6657.
HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY
PROGRAM Now interviewing
Interested University students
that would have time to spend
with high school students from
migratory or seasonal farm work
background. Time would bo
spent on a 1-to-1 basis In
exploring the student's talents
and attending activities together.
To apply, call 472-3477 or come
to Room 7 In the basement of
the 501 building.
UNSKILLED WOHK We need
people who can work a full day
or half days to be on call to
unload trucks, help moving
companies, etc. Car helpful.
Dally cash draw. Apply
Manpower, Inc. 122 N. 11th.
Excellent part time employment.
Student. 5:30 8:00 a.m. Mon
thru Sat. 5:30 12:00 Sun. Car
needed. Mr. Moore, 473 7340.
Journal-Star.
SUMMER JOBS '74.
Student-operated house painting
business opening Lincoln branch
In 1974, $20 to $60 daily; good
management experience;
excellent advancement
possibilities; somo part-time
winter work available. For more
info, application, and interview
appointment write: Youth
Enterprises, 1914 G St., Iowa
City, la 02240. APPLY NOWI
Positions will be filled soon.
PART TIME WORK Applications
now being taken. Nebraska Book
Company. 6400 Cornhuskor
Hwy. 434 9161, Dick Eager.
Harris Laboratories needs
volunteers for clinical evaluation
of marketed pharmaceuticals for
current and future studios.
Mostly weekends. Excellent
extra income. Over 19 years of
ago. Call 432 281 1.
Permanent part-time for repair of
small appliances, small gas
engines. 25 hrswk, Somo
experience preferred. Apply Mr.
Steak Johnson, Sears Service
Center, 4815 S, 14th. Equal
Opportunity Employer.
SEARS needs part time auto service
personnel. Store benefits are:
...Discount privileges ...Paid
holidays ...Paid vacation. Apply
Personnel Office, 2nd floor,
Sears Gateway, 10 5, Monday
thru Friday. An Equal
Opportunity Employer.
Cook full time at Mr. Steak, 5005
'O' St. See Mrs. Price.
n!i h:r,l Mmtor am- Tho Path
Akran, Wood Assemblage, Hiram
body Knows Fay Wray.
r'W 1 "' HI'AI SYSTEM
RICHflRD mEYERS k& ) ?1
m . -vl tonight vi::: yf
(p RT 7:30 j
X I v v . j DUAL SYSTEM
Filmmaker Richard Meyers will present a selection of his. iJ.':fFf I f 1 Ela"B 1 (Tjffjl
films. Following the tiliMjNfiteMtyto WiMpk- -l, WH W B B'WWBb
discussion with the audMSk
WOMEN Waitress position. Part
time or full time, day or night. 1
to 5 days a week. Apply 3-5
daily. J.B.'s Big Boy, 27th &
Vine. .
Part time janltor-around 4 hrs a
day. 5 days a week. $2hr.' Hours
flexible. Call 477-7401 or come
to Phi Gamma Delta House.
SEARS needs permanent part time
maintenance persons, 6 a.m. to
10 a.m. dally. Store benefits are:
...Discount privileges ...Paid
holidays ...Paid vacation. Apply
Personnel Office, 2nd floor,
Sears Gateway, 10-5, Monday
thru Friday. An Equal
Opportunity Employer.
Will you work evenings for $5 an
hour. No canvassing. Car
required. 466 6642.
The Associated Student Ko-op
(ASK) needs good people to sell
membership cards and add new
businesses. Good pay. Call
472-2581.
Excellent opportunity for 3 part
time people. $2-$2.55hr. Call
475 9387, Thurs. 9 a.m.-6 p.m.
SERVICES
RESEARCH UNLIMITED Call
Monday through Saturday after
5 p.m. Phone 499-3541.
Pregnant? Birthright cares about
you and your unborn child,
477 8021.
LOST
LOST: Wlre-rimmed glasses. On
East Campus. Near Keim Hall.
Reward. 475 2422.
FOR RENT
2 bdrm. house. $100mo.
Somi furnished. 475-5309.
3 blocks north of University. 2
bdrm. house, garage and
basement 488-6936, after 3
p.m.
1 bedroom apt. Furnished.
Available Oct. 1st. $150mO.
477-7086. Evenings. 220 S.
38th.
ROOMMATE WANTED
Male to share two bodroom mobllo
homo. $85mO. 432-1589.
Wanted female roommate to share
living expenses. Call 489 864 5.
Wanted female roommate to share
house with 2 girls. Call
475 6160.
2 female roommates to share 5
bedroom house. $40 a piece.
434 2506.
Want one or two females to share
apt. Own bodroom, air. 5400
Madison after 10 a.m.
MISCELLANEOUS
Tho Student Council on Hoalth, the
student advisory board for the
Health Center, will hold
Interviews Tuesday and
Wodnosday, Sept. 18th and 19th
for students Interested In
Lmcomlny a member. Interostod
studonts should contact Dr.
Gary Martin at the Hoalth
Center for an appointment for
an interview.
BALLOON PILOT TRAINING
Gary Sines, Box 181, Beatrice,
Nb. 228 1G66.
So tho course you noodod was
closed? Try Independent Study
by Correspondence. Our courses
are never flllodl F or Information
cull 472 2171. Visit University
Extension Dlvlson, 511
Nebraska Hall.
free and 6tMtd'' Moubfo'iThvfilin alwatowr
CSrit Ti'n t4V TlttartttiitlAtt 'l.'.'AVi
Upward Bound, and Every
- Loans reconsidered
A state agency which discontinued its student loan program
last February is "watching the financial scene very carefully"
to decide whether to resume student loans, State Investment
Officer Jim Marbach said Tuesday.
According to Marbach, the issue of student loan programs
will be discussed by the State Investment Council at its
October meeting.
Marbach said his staff is studvinq the status of student loan
programs in other states, but he said he is uncertain when the
study will be presented to the council. The council directed his
office to prepare the study last February.
The council possibly could take action on renewing the
loan program at its next meeting, he said. "However, I would
hate to second guess what the group will do," he added.
The council, which invests long- and shoit-term state and
retirement funds, stopped investing in student loans because
the loans have a high number of defaults, are subject to
floating interest rates and offer no secondary market, Marbach
said.
Workshop features
transactional analysis
Applying the "I'm OK-You're OK" philosophy of
transactional analysis to the classroom will be tho idea behind a
two-day workshop planned for Oct. 4-5 at the Nebraska Center
for Continuing Education.
Transactional analysis, the guide to self-understanding and
better communication between people explained in the best seller
I'm OK You're OK will be taught by four professionals from
Concern Group, Inc., from Washington, D.C.
The workshop will be limited to 60 participants, who will join
in small groups led by professionals to develop skills in
transactional analysis for use in educational settings.
Participants will be selected on a first come, first serve basis.
The registration fee of $87.50 must be received by the Nebraska
Center no later than Friday to insure a place in the workshop.
Registration forms can be obtained from the conference
department of the Nebraska Center.
NEBRASKA UNION
ART LENDING LIBRARY
SAT. SEPTEMBER 15
Opens at 1 1:00 AM
Union Main Lounge
FIRST COMB, FIRST SERVE
1 print per semester - per student I.D.
No more than 2 IP's per person
Dual System Means
Constant Professional
Control While You
Learn To Drive.
Our curs ari t.c ft 1 1 r t ! v"(i an .t-ii. final control 'y.'iM
including brakes and steer iruj. Door to door service with op
extra ch;ire for weekend or evenim) lessons You yet j de:
coont on the hrsi lessons, ;ind you e;irn to di ive ;it your
i tin 'ii iire, Milstri l .fi.ir ie or n.l'1 Ar'n't n:lf d.
rAi i at ;oo-3
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thursday, September 13, 1973
daily nebraskan
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