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National president of
Kappa Delta Sorority Jean
Tucker Jackson of Lincoln
was honored Sunday at an
afternoon tea at the UNL
chapter house.
National president since
June, Jackson said she
thinks there is a nationwide
resurrgence of interest in
Greek organizations since
the protest movement of
the 1960s.
Jackson said she works,
with college girls all over
want
1971 Ford Custom 5007
air, power brakes & steering,
well-cared for engine, 475-1 240.
Getting married, must self
loaded 1978 Chrysler Cordoba.
Phone 488-7336.
Top rated Hotel receiver,
25 watts per channel, $229.95.
Reliable Stereo. 230 No. 10th.
Altec 71 4 A receiver, $250
or best offer. 467-3116 or 477
7995. Know what you want in
stereo components but don't
like the prices? S.D.C. has low
prices on name brand stereo
components,, factory fresh and
fully warranteed. Call your S.D.
C. campus rep- Tom at 4Q8
0071. 8-track play, record,
$69.95. Reliable Stereo, 230
No. 10th.
Car. stereo cassette player,
FM radio, 5 watts rjn.s. per
channel, cheap. 477-1857.
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MKMIIOU
acoustic guitar, case manuals,
$85. White vinyl swivel chair,
$15. Orange armchair, $20.
Pair endtablos, $15. 4 L78X15
Goodyear tires, $40. 484-0081
before 5 pn.
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With student or faculty ID
at time of sale, 10 discount
II tires. TV's, stereos and
bicycles except promotional
models. Goodyear Store, 19th ,
&"0",4324S21.
Repossessed color TV. Take
for payments. Reliable Stereo,
230 No.lQth.
RALPH T-SHIRTSI .Give
omeone you love "RALPH"
t-ehirt for Valentines Day.
Available at: Bivouac, Hltchln
Post, Jason's and ftebraska.
Bookstore. .
Check us for a wide selection
J" waterteds ssrtd tccesiorlct
Waterbed Co. 213 No. 14th.
, $23PrYMr
For testifies
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4S4-3131or4S&2514
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getting
the country, traveling with
hei husband, U. S Air
Force Col. Earl Jackson,
.
Three UNL students in
the College pf Engineering
and Technology have been
selected for inclusion in
Who's Who Among Students
in American Universities
and Colleges.
They include: Garry
Busboom'a senior agricul
tural engineering major
from Lincoln, who is
Downtown Journal route
open. R,cj.lres 45 min. each
' afternoon. Phone Bill Larsen,
473-7341.
Mature acting students! Earn
$135 weekly working evenings
x and weekends. No cookware,
cutlery, vacuum cleaners or
canvassing. Car necessary. 466
9770.
Cashiet -male or female part
time, 15-20 hours per wak,
evenings. $2.50-$3.40 per hr.
Golden Cue-Checkmate Club,
1907 "O". Apply days only.
We are looking for an
experienced, ambitious, married
man between the age of 25 and
35 to work on a diversified
livestock and grain farm. Good
pay for the right man who is,
capable and willing to assume
responsibility. Pay to range
between $500 $900 per month
according to experience. Person
who has soma mechanical
ability needed. Send resume and
references to Post, Off Ice Box
113, co Seneca Post Office,
Seneca. KS 66538 or call 913-834-2402.
Part-time work available.
$T50 for 30 hours. $75 for 15
hours. Must be neat. 18 and
. over. Call 464-8583 1-6p.m.
OVERSEAS JOBS
temporary . or permanent.
Europe, Australia, S. America,
Africa, etc. All fields, $500
$1200 monthly. Expenses paid,
sightseeing. Free Info.- Write:
International Job Center, Dept.
NA Box 4490, Berkeley, Cel.
84704.
Apartment, 715 Washington.
Large bedroom, furnished,
terrace. $135, . 466-6621.
Appointment.
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president . of the UNL
chapter of the American
Society ' of 'Agricultural '
Engineers for 1975-76.
Ronald J. Melvor, a
graduate student in electric
al engineering from Lincoln.
Stephen M. Dickey, a
senior science major from
Lincoln, and a member of
the gymnastics team.
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A.W. Epp,UNL professor
of agricultural economics,
was presented a Distinguish
ed Service-Award by the
Nebraska Society of. Farm
Managers and Rural
Appraisers ,at -its annual
meeting last week. . -.
Epp has been on the
UNL agricultural economics
1950 "Q" St.-ready to
occupy, efficiency apts. Garage,
carpet, bed, appliances, air
conditioned. Singles or couples,
$150. 466-1933. Woodcraft
Homes.
AG CAMPUS: 3611
Holdrege; three large rooms plus
kitchen, bath, walk-in closets,
shag rug, and drapes, $175.
466-2259.
Female vacancies available
this semester. Cornhusker Co
Op, 705 No. 23rd. Call 475
6796. Ask for an officer for
information.
2222-44 Vine
CAMPUS AREA
Roomy and modern one bdrm.
or two bdrm. apartments. 1-2
baths, all appliances included.
Heat paid, off-street parking.
$170-5200.
Mgr. 435-6388
Available immediately: one
bdrm. carpeted, draped,
dishwasher, large closets, off
street parking, close to down
town campus, heat paid, no
pets, $140 up. 477-3413488-7000.
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Need two reliable male
roommates to share two bdrm.
apartment, $45mo. utilities.
477-5488 after 5:30 pjn.
Two roommates to share five
bdrm. house. $36mo. Share
utilities. 475-8265. 2722
Dudley.
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Cut this coupon
and save this wmk at
your IHOP.
dinner -get th second
-WALLET
staff for 32 years and is a
charter member of the
Society. He has conducted
research in sandhill ranch
ing, farm organization and
irrigation, served . as acting
director of the Nebraska
Agricultural Experiment
Station in the early 1960s,
and has served for many
years as secretary of the
Nebraska . Hall of Agricul
tural Achievement.
Doyle Onnen of Hebron
and Karen Siffring of Rising
City have been awarded
$400 . Lincoln Grain
Exchange scholarships.
- The scholarship is award
ed to 4 first-year transfer
students, sophomores or
Wanted: 1 or 2 responsible
girsl to share an apartment.
Call 423-1 348.
Wanted: female roommate
to share really nice 2-bdrm.
apt. with three other girls.
$47.50mo. 475-7969.
Need Christian roommate by -March
1st. Call Mike, 475-291 3.
Male roommate wanted
Chateau Townhouse, own room.
466-3180.
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Income Tax Preparation
Phone 483-3493 for appoint
ment. Team Electronics Service
Center for all your audio
repairs, specializing in auto
audio and stereo equipment
service. 21st & "O", 435-4467.
Academic Research
Papers
Thousands of topics.
Send in one dollar for up-to-date
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Los Angeles, Calif. 90025
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6 Headman, for
juniors majoring in agricul
tural economics or
"agronomy. Winners are
selected by the agricultural
college scholarship
committee.
Both junior agronomy
majors, Onnen is a transfer
from Southeast
Community College,
Fairbury campus while
Siffring is a transfer from
Nebraska WesleyanN Univer
sity; ". v''v '
Louis I. Leviticus, engi
neer in charge of the NU
Tractor Testing Laboratory,
will attend the International
Standards , -Organization
Conference in Frankfurt,
PHONE-A-TAX
INCOME TAX SERVICE
FAST, CONVENIENT &
Flow cost call 423-201 11
FOR MORE INFO
Custom-made clothes from
your design or ours. Wedding
dresses too. Clifford Dress
making Shop. 423-0198.
WATCH REPAIR
All Makes-Seiko to Timex
12 Blk. So. of Nebr. Bookstore
335 No. 12th Call 432-3414.
DICK'S WATCH SERVICE
ECKANKAR presents Free
FILM, 'The Way of Life",
333 No. 14th, 7:30 Wed., 11.
Learn to fly I Univer
sity Flying Club meeting Feb. 9
at 7:30 p.m. Rm. 107 former
Law Bldg. Everyone welcome.
Interested in becoming a
para-professional in the mental
health field? OUTREACH
training begins Feb. 28th, dead
line for applications-Feb. 20.
Apply Rm. 104 Health Center
or call 472-2102.
Get outside yourself. See
Europe from the inside. Why
not consider the Spring Flight
andor Study Program. Flights
& Study toursOverseas
Opportunities Center. 204-205
Nebraska Union.
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West Germany, Feb. 6-14.
; He said the purpose of
the' conference is to adopt
standards for a world-wide
tractor testing code.
"There are many differ
ences in our operating con
ditions (among countries)
that must be resolved first,"
Leviticus said.
He said he will work for
' a code that will be accept
able and practical for all
countries, adding that he
did not think the European
method of testing would be
practical for the United
States.
According to Leviticus,
Nebraska law says tractors
must be tested in the state,
to be sold here. .
Ragtime Piano is Coming 1 1
Benefit concert Sunday Feb. 15,
3 p.m. Tickets $2.50. Wesley
Chapel, 640 No. 16th, 432
0355., A new type of group
experience is being offered to
individuals wishing to increase
their understanding of them
selves and others. The ten
person group will meet for two
hours per week for twelve
weeks under the supervision of
Dr. Al Landfield, Professor of
Psychology. The group will
include a research format to
evaluate group change. For
more ; information, contact
Anita Schacht at 472-2351.
LOST: ladies watch, Fri.
Jan. 30 on East Campus. Great
sentimental value. Reward. 423
1927. FOUND: large red Irish
setter. Call 432-9756.
Lamaze prepared childbirth
classes for couples and single
mothers. Childbirth Education
Association, 435-4045.
Birthright offers ' free
pregnancy tests, pre-natal care
and financial planning.
Confidential. 477-8021 .
Mother, just for the record,
It's spelled with a "y".
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