Cleanup
campaign
to collect
staff trash
By Vince Boucher
Test papers, unused books
and obsolete UNL supplies will
be among the articles collected
Oct. 10-11 during a University
cleanup effort
Harley A. Schrader, UNL
physical plant director, is the
d'ive organizer. The target is
UNL staff and faculty offices
where unused and unwanted
articles and trash' have
accumulated since the last
cleanup two years ago.
The project has two
objectives, Schrader said. The
frist is to clear offices of debris
so the custodial staff can clean
more efficiently, he said.
Schrader said that
custodians have about eight
minutes to clean one office. If
boxes must be moved and
swept around, or if areas such
as closets are blocked, then
cleaning takes longer. When the
offices aren't cleaned properly,
or regularly, then the
maintenance crew "catches all
the complaints," according to
Schrader.
The second purpose is to
return unused articles such as
business machines and supplies
to University Stores, he said.
This surplus equipment
then can be redistributed to
offices throughout the NU
system, Schrader said. If no use
if found within the University,
then the supplies are
redistributed through state
offices or sold at public
auction as a last resort, he said.
Subsidiary benefits are the
repair of broken articles, the
removal of potential fire
hazards and the phychological
benefits of a clean work space,
he said.
"If people go into a clean
room they are apt to keep it
clean," he said.
Schrader termed the first
drive a "tremendous success."
He said that the cleanups will
be as often as needed.
Faculty and staff are asked
to place trash or unused
accumulated supplies or
material outside their doors
Oct. 10-11. Boxes will be
provided to anyone who needs
them to collect debris.
"Everybody has to be in on
it to make it successful,'
Schrader said.
Slave sale
at auction
The NU Rodeo Association
is having a slave auction
Thursday 'nitjht at the Nebraska
Livestock Auction Sale Barn
horse sale on West 0 St.
About 15 new members of
the club will bo auctioned off
to do various jobs. The sale will
take place immediately after
the tack sale and right Ijoforc
the horse sale. The sale starts at
8:30 p.m.
Money from the project
will I; used to sponsor the
annual Spring intercollegiate
rodeo to be held in April.
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