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as possible Christmas gift-giving ideas Come t0 sound cily for lhe
If you are looking for original Christmas gift ideas this
year, you might try some that emphasize energy conser
vation. According to the UNL Department of Agricultural
Communications and home economics specialists, energy
saving gifts are abounding if shoppers know what to look
for.
Janet Wilson, UNL Extension consumer education
specialist, said "with the recent concern about rising
energy costs, a gift that helps conserve energy instead of
consume it would be welcome in just about any house
hold." With only 20 shopping days until Christmas, Wilson
suggests "before you buy another new small appliance,
stop and think, would the person really appreciate or need
short
The UNL Table Tennis
Club will meet tonight in
the Nebraska Union north
and south conference
rooms.
The Prayer & Praise or
ganization will meet at 7:30
p.m. at St. Mark's On-The-Campus
lounge, 13th & R
streets.
Rap Group will meet Tues
day at 8 p.m. in UMHE
Commonplace Chapel to
hear Van Vanhorsdall speak
on "How to Live as a
Loving Person."
The Air Force Officer
Placement Team will be in
the Union Placement Office
from 10 a.m. to 3 pjn.
Tuesday and Wednesday to
answer questions concerning
officer career fields in the
Air Force.
The UNL Rodeo Club
will meet Wednesday at 7
p.m. in the upper level of
The Alpha Lambda Delta e East CamPuJ Union
Initiations will be at :JU
p.m. Tuesday and at 5 pjn
Wednesday in the Union.
Room number will be
posted.
The American Society
of Civil Engineers will meet
Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the
Union. Room number will
be posted.
The UNL Parking Advi
sory Board will meet Tues
day at 2:30 p.m. in the
Union.
The UNL Actuarial Club
S 3 Wednesday at 8 P; ln the
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speaker will be Don Sutton, '
Placement Director.
The UNL Meds will meet
at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in
the Union.
The Prospective Law Stu
dents Association will meet
The Ag-Econ Agri
Business Club will meet at
7;30 p.m. in the Nebraska
East Campus Union. Guest
speaker will be Glenn Kreu
scher, executive director of
the' Agricultural Stabiliza
tion and Conservation
Service.
The UNL Gay Action
union
calendar
9:30 a.m. - English 230
A, auditorium
Noon - Vice chancellor
student affairs, room 203
Noon - Athletic Depart-ment-Cipriano
News confer
ence luncheon, room 243
3:30 pjn. - Panhellenic,
room 222
4 pjn. - Flights & Study
tours, room 232
4:30 p.m. - Daily Ne
braskan, room 203
5:30 p.m. - Towns Club
pledges, room 343
5:45 pjn. - Junior Pan
hellenic and Junior IFC,
room 242-243
6 pjn. Towne Club,
Harvest room AB
6 pjn. - Multi-Cultural
Affairs tutoring, room 225
G
6:30 pjn. - Kappa Kit
tens, room 216
7 pjn. - Table Tennis
club, conference rooms
7 pjn. Financial aids
BuJget workshop, room
232
7 p.m. - Delta Signa Pi
executives, room 222
7:30 p.m.-Ddt3 Sigma
Pi. room 222
, 7:30 p.m. - Math Coun
selors, room 225 B C
Builders is sponsoring
two high school visitation
orientation days Wednesday
at 9 p.m. and Thursday at
7 pjn. in the Union Auditorium.
they're
a popcorn popper or eietinv pcum w""r"" -trying
to cut down on monthly bills?"
There are a myriad of new energy-saving devices on the
market this year, and although some would make gooa
gift ideas, Wilson said a little imagination can often ac
complish as much.
For example, a bundle of firewood might be a welcome
gift for the family with a fireplace, she suggested. Dispos
able bottles that cannot be returned might be converted
into a candle-holder or vase and cloth napkins can save
the amount of paper thrown away.
Ardis Hutchins, UNL housing specialist, suggests giving
dimming light switches for anywhere in the home or a
clock thermostat that will- automatically turn the thermo
stat down at night and turn it up again in the morning.
"There also are new incandescent and fluorescent lights
coming on the market that can save energy and still give
the same amount of light," she said. "These cost a little
more, so they might make a nice gift for someone who
wouldn't buy them for themselves."
Gifts of clothing for a warmer Christmas have almost
endless possibilities and the nice thing about it is that
energy -conserving clothes are very much in style this year,
according to Mary Schluckebier, UNL extension clothing
specialist.
For bedwear, she suggests down-lined bathrobes, robes
with attached hoods, boot-type, fleece-lined bedroom
slippers and ski pajamas or those with feet.
Popular warm outdoor wear includes hats, scarves,
shawls, dickeys, muffs and the caped look on coats and
suits, she said.
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