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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 24, 1975)
n j W(Tm cos FOR SALE Hand-crafted gifts & turquoise jewelry. Neb-Craft Gifts, 1008 "P". 1973 Vega Hatchback, 4-speed, 27,000 miles, good condition, 464-5462. LABRADOR-BRITTANY SPANIEL CROSS PUPS, $15-$25. Call after 6:30, 432-5777. COLOR PORTABLE TV: Sylvania 15" $150. Call 489-1363. Brand new small 13", 14" & 15" Goodyear discontinued tires in reg. or mud & snow tred, $14 each plus tax while they last. Terms available. Goodyear Store, 1918 "0", Lincoln. 1968 Plymouth Satellite: power steering, air, automatic, $700. Call 435-8334 evenings. Scott Receiver with cassette, 2 Scott speakers, Garrard Turntable, $300 or best offer, 477-1 1 66. Craig AMFM receiver, 8-track playerrecorder, Craig turntable, 2 pr. speakers. $225 or best offer. Also, Yamaha Fg-180 6-string guitar, 432-8201 . 1971 Chevrolet Vega: automatic transmission, air conditioning, good condition. Call 435-6411. $110 Penncrest Concord 12 portable electric typewriter, 12 in. carriage, pica type, removable typeface. Call 432-6858. after 4 p.m. Roberts Reel8-TRAK RecorderPlayer and tapes. Just overhauled, $225. Also portable TV, 47D-2377. 1974 Capri V-6. Have to sell, best offer, 475-9201. Acoustic 260 head & bottom. Old Gibson guitar. Call 488-5669. SYNTHESIZER EML-101, Polyphonic, semi-modular, must sell, before Feb. 1, 475-5862, Larry. Self-winding calendar watch; keeps good time, $25. Panasonic stereo; good condition, 2 years old, $120 or best offer. Call 474-1872475-9929 ask for Ron. HP-45 like new, owned by math major, reasonable, 799-2557 afternoon or even. 2 pr. Lang-Dynamics skis, 194 & 200 cm, used one season, $75 each, 489--5Q17. HELP WANTED Clean up, general maintenance, handyman, 3-6 hrs. per week, art student preferred. Haymarket Gallery, 1 19 S. 9th, 432-7373. Immediate openings for waiters and cocktail girls. Part-time work, good incentive and flexible hours. Contact Joe or Dan at Der Loaf Und Stein, 1228 "P". US Army Reserve. Part-time work. Male or female. Ages seventeen-thirty four. Earn $45-$65 to start for 16 hours per month. Attend school and earn $344 per month up to 6 mos. Call 464-6391. Cocktail waitress, excellent salary & tips potential, will train but prefer experience. New lounge open Feb. 17. Apply in person. The Revolution Lounge, Holiday Inn N.E., 5250 Cornhusker Hwy. Part-time work three evenings and Saturdays 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Call 464 8583 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. only. Household help, part-time, $2.25hr. own car. Call 432-7471 4 6 p.m. Full time and part time kitchen employees. Good hours and fringe benefits. Apply in person or call Rusty Smith or Steve Andrews, 425l2QQ. MAKE MONEY by giving parties Call: Worlds at Your Doorstep 47-8336 for complete detail: friday, january 24, 1975 FOR RENT Near new one bdrm. apartment with all the luxuries imaginable. Close to city campus, avail, immediate from $135 with gas & water paid. Call 477-9934477-341 3489-7000. 624 So. 18th: attractive 2nd floor apartment, $95, 2 bdrm, living room, bath, kitchen, 432-2772. 1228 South 10th: remodeled Ig. one bdrm. apartment, completely furnished, carpeted, off-street parking, $140, util. paid, no pets, 489-3729. Cornhusker Co-op has vacancies for men and vvomen for the 2nd semester. $400 per semester includes meals, 475-6796. Modern wel I -eq u i pped condominium, sleeps 8, 3 resorts close, Dillon, Colorado, 303-751-9315. 550 N. 26th (close to NU & downtown) One bdrm., fresh, quiet neighborhood, carpet, drapes, air, dishwasher, disposal, refrig., stove, cable TV, laundry, off-street parking, $145. 435-2475488-6980423-3320. WANTED Need riders to Denver-leave Saturday morning, 786-7720. German tutor for 300 level course. Call 475-6796 after 5:30 p.m. WANTED: Model A and early V-8 auto parts. Best prices paid for cars and parts, can pick up. Back issues of National Lampoon especially mid 1971 or earlier, 489-6601. Will buy cameras, lenses, enlargers, and dark room equipment, 435-5268. ROOMMATE Female roommate, new apart., $62.50mo. Close to campus. Call John 432-6834. Male roommate to share 2 bdrm. apartment at Chateau with 3 other guys, $55 plus util, 467-2977467-4357. One or two non-smoking roommates to share nice older house with female. $55mo. plus util. Call 435-5547. STUDENT WANTS ROOMMATE to share 2 bdrm. trailer. 220 Butler Ave. Must like animals. Call 432-8615. Female roommate needed, own room, close to campus, 475-0016 after 5 p.m. Wanted: one roommate; upper class or grad. student, to share 3 bdrm. house, 3145 Holdrege. Call Dennis or Bill Arfmann, 475-7822. ROOMMATE WANTED: 16th & "P", $65mo. plus phone, 475-9835 comfortable. Female roommate wanted, own bdrm. and bathroom, $55mo. Call 437-7444. SERVICES EXPERT TYPING, .60paoe. Elaine Builard, 3034 W3lnut Ct., 4355879. Resume, I.D., passport photos. Quality, fast service, low prices. Stan Strange, 489-0944. r y t WIUIS UNDER THE Hf TOWER ft UTh & A Private piano lesson, elementary to intermediate all ages. Bachelor of Music, piano major. 4029 "F", 489-7657. Leave your laundry at Sunshine Center, 1344 N. 27th. We will wash, dry & fold your clothes for a small service chg. Call us I 435-9714. WATCH REPAIR: any make-bands. DICK'S WATCH SERVICE. Yellow door east side of Campus Book, 13th & "R", 432-3414. ANNOUNCEMENTS Try the "Experiment". Spend a summer or semester abroad living with a family. Overseas Opportunities Center, 205 Nebraska Union. Happy reminder. Life ahead offers many uncertainties. But throughout the years one constant remains. Your Balfour ring. It will never fail as a happy reminder of the golden years you shared with your classmates. Wear it with pleasure. SPECIAL RING DAY PROMOTION Discount Prices on ALL Additives & Options Save 20 - 30 - 40 on special stones, ehcrustings fraternity crests, diamonds, etc. One Day Only Friday, January 24 9:00-5:00 Open 8-5, Monday -Saturday 1135 R LARGE FREE PARKING - NO TRAFFIC Mon. - Thru Sat. - 8:00 A.M. - 10:00 P.M DISCOUNT PRICES CASE DISCOUNTS ICE Worn La daily nebraskan LOST & FOUND Three electronic circuit cards have been removed from the Tektronix 4013 terminal in Ferguson Hall, Rm. 20. Users of the Tektronix 4013 terminal will be inconvenienced until replacement circuit cards arrive or the removed circuit cards are returned. A reward will be given for information leading to the return of the removed circuit cards. D.F. Costello, Director, Lincoln Computing Facility, 472-3701 . PERSONALS Pregnant? Birthright offers understanding and confidential help, 477-8021. Car pool from Omaha area M-F. Call Bob, 291-7426. 432-0111 SELECTION imj tzJ Li L Vl LJ J Lin MISCELLANEOUS OVERSEAS JOBS - Australia, Europe, S. America, Africa. Students all professions and occupations $700 to $3000 monthly. Expenses paid, overtime, sightseeing. Free information. TRANSWORLD RESEARCH CO. Dept. G2, P.O. Box 603, Coret Madera, Calif. 94925. mmttum ibt "rntivir uu nLUOiWii mil i uuim ublic Offered 1937 U.S. Gov't Art Prints A series of rare coincidences has led tr the historic discovery of several thousand sets of full color antique art prints that were "lost since 1937." They are now being offered to the American public. Eleanor Roosevelt Rack in 1937. immediately following the depression years, Mrs. Eleanor Kooseveu ana a select group of a dozen nationally prominent people formed a voluntary national committee for art appreciation to create an art program that umnlH crivp the nuhhe a well- needed moral lift. It was the committee's decision to select the world's most famous pain tings from the 16th. 17th. 18th, 19th and 2Utfi centuries - the best paintings of Matisse, Van Hngh fiainsboroueh. Picasso. Gauguin. Titian, etc.. and to reproduce them in run color as perfectly as humanly possible and make them available to the . . . . i i public at a price within the reach ot nearly everyone. Abandoned In 1937 For some unknown reason. aftpr a auantitv of these beautiful reproductions were made, tne entire proieci was ahandnned and this collection of perfect reproductions was stored in a urooKiyn warehouse, where thev remain ed undisturbed since 1937. The lost collection was "rediscovered" and leading lifhnaranhprs and art critics agree that the subject matter and quality ot detail ana coior reproduction is incredibly ac curate. Over $500,000.00 had been spent to make finely engraved glass printing piaies. ThAsp authentic original 1937 prints are literally collectors' items ana nave oeen appiuacu by the American Appraisers at $7.00 each Drint. Once they have been sold, there will be no more available. A truly excellent art "investment" that makes a fabulous gift. Available to Public Now, after 38 years these full color H"xl4" (ave. size) prints are finally available to the public at $19.95 for a collection of 18 prints. Send cash, check or money order to: U.S. Surplus, Dept. X31 . P. O. Box 6 0 5. Tarzana, Calif. 91356. Fully GUARANTEED. Certificate of authenticity given with each set. Mastercharge and BankAmericard OK (give card number I A A 489-6868 page 11 DEER J I
