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The International Educa
tion Service is sponsoring a
Planning European Travel
workshop from 4 to 5 p.m.
today in the Nebraska
Union. The Nov. 30 work
shop will be about "Once
You're There". Room
numbers will be posted,
Eta Sigma Gamma,
national health science
honorary, will tour Lincoln
Memorial Park Funeral
Home and Crematory on
Wednesday. Members must
sign up in the health educa
tion office in the 501 Bldg.
Tour is limited to 15.
The Modern Language
Dept. is sponsoring a
German sing at 7 p.m.
Tuesday in the Union.
Check activities board for
room number.
Health education majors
who are interested in joining
Eta Sigma Gamma, national
honorary in health science
are asked to contact Mr.
Guthmann, 501 Bldg. 128.
Prospective members must
have a 2.75 CPA and have
taken a minimum of two
semesters of health scfence
courses.
The Baha'i Association
will meet tonight in the
Union at 7. Room number
will be posted. '
The : College -; Career .
Christian Fellowship organ
ization will meet tonigh. in
the Union. Room number
will be posted.
The ASUN Government
liaison Committee will
meet at 7 pjn. Tuesday in
the Union. The committee
lobbies for student interests
on local, state and national
levels of government.
.
The UNL Gay Action
Group will meet from 8 to
10 p.m. Tuesday in the
living room of UMHE
Commonplace, 333 N. 14th
St.
The UNL Tolkien
Fellowship will meet today
at 5:30 pjn. in ths Union.
,
Interviews for the 1977
East Union Program Council
(EUPC) executive positions,
committee chairpersons,
and committee member
ships will be Dec. 5 in the
old East Union. Committee
chairmanships include: Art
Programs Committee, Films
Programs Committee,
Academic Programs
Committee, Dances and
Concerts Committee and
Professional, Family and
Minority Programs
Committee. Applications
are due Dec. 3 and are
available at the old East
Union, Nebraska Union 220
or from any Program
Council members. For more
information contact Steve
Chilvers at 472-0802 or
Tony Warner at 472-2181.
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You may be able to breath easier during blizzard sea
,. son if you have a "blizzard kit" in your, car, truck or pick
up. Blizzard season in the Midwest can run from October
to April.
Drivers should be prepared for the unexpected during
blizzard season and be responsible for all persons in the
vehicle.
" Unless the individuals caught in a blizzard can see their
destination clearly, they should stay in the car. It usually
will provide enough protection. However, carbon mono
xide, a colorless, odorless, tasteless, poisonous gas can be
a problem.
When stalled in a blizzard, check to see if the tail pipe
is clogged before starting the engine. Have one person stay
awake in the car at all times. Open the windows complete
ly every 20 minutes to get fresh air into the car. Dont
run the radio except at specific times. Stretch the gas
supply.
Blizzards usually strike in late winter. Travelers often
have used the mild March days to clean the car, including
the trunk, and many think the blizzard season is past.
Cars that run out of gas also can strand motorists in
open country, leaving passengers uncomfortable even on
comparatively mild days.
To blizzard-proof your car, keep the following items in
your trunk: sleeping bag, overshoes, snowshovel, addition
al warm clothing and a blizzard kit. Keep a fire extinguish
er, ice scraper and flashlight in your car.
Suggestions for the blizzard kit include a blanket,
tissues, tow rope, radio, gloves and scarf, first aid kit with
first aid book and blizzard pamphlet.
Don't forget your stomach. Keep supplies of crackers,
tea, instant breakfast, instant milk, turkey noodle soup,
candy, instant coffee, dried nuts and canned beef stew in
the car. Be sure to provide a can opener, tumblers for
drinking, spoons, matches and a bottle opener.
The empty can of stew may be converted to a stove for
later use by punching holes around the can with the bottle
opener. Include in your kit canned heat for fuel for your
stove.
A small coffee can and candles also should be packed.
The can then may be used for the candle heat method and
for cooking.
A large coffee can with a lid will serve adequately for
toilet facilities and another large coffee can will be useful
for cooking, melting snow and other purposes.
Other items for your blizzard kit include gravel for
friction around tires, flares, collapsible spade and rope.
You might dsc include playing cards for entertainment
during a long, weary wait.
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