friday, december 1, 1978
daily nebraskan
page 15
Numbers drawn
The winning numbers for the Orange Bowl stu
dent lottery are 1 through 2,998. The pick-up dates
for the winning tickets are Dec. 4-6, from 9 a.m. to
4 pjn. at the athletic ticket office in the South Sta
dium Office Building.
Each student must call for and sign for his or her
own ticket by presenting a student ID. Married stu
dents will be required to furnish proof of marriage
at this time (marriage certificate).
All tickets must be picked up by 4 p.m. on Dec.
6. All applications will be cancelled at that time and
unclaimed tickets will be sold to the public.
National and British
tournaments keep
gym team jumping
Despite a number one national ranking, UNL gym
nastics coach Francis Allen is not pleased with how things
are going at the moment.
"It's so basic. If we don't perform, we don't win,"
Allen said, referring to the Windy City Invitational last
week in Chicago. The Huskers finished third behind In
diana and Iowa State.
Allen and the Huskers, without freshman Jim Har
tung who competed in only two events because of an in
jury, went into the meet thinking they would win. They
had just come off a win at Lawrence, Kansas in the Big
Eight Conference Invitational.
"I was pleased with the performance at Kansas," Allen
said. "We didn't do that well, but we scored a 436 which
was more than last year's national champion. We thought
the Windy City would be dynamite but the sidehorse
specialists fell off and there were a lot of other falls.
We just didn't perform so we got third."
While in Chicago some of the Huskers competed in
the Midwest Open, an individual meet where no team
scores are kept.
Senior Larry Gerard tied for first in the still rings and
placed second in the all-around. Hartung was third in the
floor exercise and second in vaulting, and Steve
Todd was seventh in the pommel horse and Steve Parks
was sixth in the high bar.
Gerard said he was not pleased with his second-place
finish.
"I didn't do as well as I wanted to do," he said. "I was
told not to work the finals if I didn't want to because
they drain you all out and with London coming up I
didn't want that to occur.
"I didn't do well in the preliminaries. I missed four
events and two were major breaks. It made me mad
because I didn't go to make major breaks. I was not
pleased (with his performance in the prelims) so I went
into the finals and I was very pleased."
Gerard and Allen leave Friday for the Coca-Cola Bri
tish Invitational meet in London. Allen is the coach of the
American team of three gymnasts.
Gerard said he wants to win this meet.
"I think I have a chance," he said. "If I go in with a
straight and level head and have a positive attitude. I
haven't had a 100 percent miss free meet yet and this is
my opportunity to do it."
While Allen and Gerard are in London, three other
members of the team will be competing in the Ball State
Invitational for all-arounders. Hartung, junior Mark
Williams and sophmore Chuck Chmelka will compete Fri
day and Saturday.
Allen said the Huskers can win that meet as well.
"It all depends on how Chmelka does if we win it. It
depends on his attitude," he said.
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Rm. 34 Nebraska Union
472 1761
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TYPEWRITERS
Daily Nebraskan has the
following typewriter to tell:
Six- Olivetti Linea 88, Standard.
Elite. These were purchased new
if! August, 1974. Selling "as is"
for $77.40 each or best offer.
Six- Olympia, Standard model
SG-3N, Pica, and Elite available.
These were "used" machines
when acquired by the D.N.
several years ago. Selling "as is"
for $50 each or best offer. To
see, contact Jerri, 34 Nebraska
Union. 1400 R, noon to five
daily.
Sansui model SC3110
cassette deck. 2 months old.
Cheap Call 4?2816
For Sale Scott R336 re
ceiver, super condition, $150
After 6 30 p.m ., call 432-6944
It's coming soon I Branded
College Night.
Moody Blues Fans: 1 , 2, or 3
tickets for Dec. 4 Kansas City
concert; $10. Would consider
travel pool also. Call 477-1975
after 9 p.m. or this weekend.
1975 Honda CVCC. Try
front wheel drive for winter.
AM-FM Stereo, automatic,
factory air, radial tires. $2495
761-2804 Milford.
'75 Chevy Mor a, excellent
condition, 29,000 uiles. Sporty
with mags & snow tires but
economical, 20MPG in town. 30
MPG on the road. Call 470
3007. Mint Audio-Vox AM auto
radio. $20. 475-8656 after 5
p.m.
Snow skiis and boots- like
new; Speed Queen Dryer,
antique Victorian style couch.
464-8145.
FOR SALE: 8 track tapes,
$2 each, 2 foosball tables and
drafting table.
Dirty Dick's Pawn Shop
909 "O" St.
1973 Volkswagon. Excellent
condition, 43,000 miles. $1500.
474-3860.
'71 Chevelle-Power steering
automatic, air, snows included.
Excellent condition. Must sell!
Call Brad at 475-9140.
Realistic STA-47 receiver- 24
watts RMS, LAB-34 record
changer, and two MC-500 speak
ers. $250 or best offer. 472
9990, ask for Daniel.
Color TV,' Zenith, 23 inch,
$125, diagonal, good condition,
477-6520.
For Canon FT 1-205 mm- F
1.3 Tel. Photo. 1- 21mm F 3.8
Wide Angle. 1- 200 mm F 3.5
Tel. Photo. case., 1- Strobe
Vivitar 283. Call 423-0333 after
4.
ESS-AMT 1 B stereo speakers
2 weeks old. 475-7431, Mike.
Snow tires 2 used, 7.75 x
14 studded, $25; also 2 near
new Sears 195-14, $40. Call
477-8802 after 5p.m.
ONCE
A CLASSIC.
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SEEMS THE MORE YOU DRIVE IT.
THE BETTER IT GETS.
URBAN
MOTORS
Family Cars and
Sports Cars.
Pioneer CTF-7171 cassette
deck, good condition. $175 or
best offer. Call Craig at 472
9743. CHRISTMAS TREES
All sizes
56th & Holdrege
North side of street
Open daily 10 a.m. -8 p.m.
1 AKC golden retriever
puppy. Female. 12 weeks old.
Has shots. $125. 423-5340.
4 bedroom house for rent.
Near campuses. Phone, 467
5053. Large unfurnished 1 bed
room. $130 electricity. Near
both campuses. 488-7940.
CiSXF 03311
Large 7 rooms, ideal for 3 or
4 students. Stove, refrigerator
and table. Furnished. Call 477-4317.
Modern, unfurnished, one
bedroom apartment close to
campus. Rent only $155 plus
electricity. Call 477-1614.
Close to campus 1 and 2
bedroom apts. Efficiencys also
available. Some furnished. Call
475-3394 afternoons.
Now taking applications for
part-time day hostess and part
time night cook. Apply in per
son. BRANNIGAN'S
1228 "P"St.
Christmas delivery person
wanted. Flexible hours. Full or
part-time. Apply in person.
DITTMER'S GREENHOUSE
14th & High
GRANDMOTHER'S SKILLET
is looking for someone to help
in our kitchen for daytime prep
work. Call Gary between 9-11
a.m. at 475-3677 for an
appointment.
GRANDMOTHER'S SKILLET
81 LOUNGE
201 Sun Valley Blvd.
Valentino's north 35th & Holdrege Valentino's south
70th & Van Dorn are both seeking conscientious em
ployees, evening hours flexible schedule and some
weekends required for both dining room and kitchen
help. Applicant must be at least 16. north also needs
part time day prep man (min. age 18) to make dough
from 7am -1pm, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
South needs a full time man and woman for day prep
work 5 days, 40 hours a week. Some weekends. For
further information and a personal interview, call
474-1305 Monday through Friday, 8am-5pnr-
Equal Opportunity Employer
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JOBS - CRUISE SHIPSI
FREIGHTERSI No experience.
High pay I See Europe, Hawaii,
Australia, So. America. Winter,
Summer! Sen $3.50 to SEA
WORLD C-3 Box 61035, Sact
Ca. 95825.
DISMISSAL
REPRESENTATIVE
Part-time position to be re
sponsible for prompt and effici
ent dismissal of in-patients and
telephone collections. Work
schedule: 4-8 pn., Monday-Friday.
Excellent salary and bene
fits. Apply to
Personnel Dept.
Lincoln General Hospital
2300 S. 16th St.
473-5291
An equal opportunity employer
Part-time Supervisor Position
Working your way through
school? Approximately 30
hoursweek working after 2:30
p.m. daily. Auto required.
Please call 473-7349.
Waitress help wanted, 3 or 4
nights a week. Must be able to
work: 5 p.m.-10:30 p.m. or 5
p.m.-11:30 p.m. Apply in per
son. FIESTA CANTINA
321 No. Cotner
Work Christmas break in
hometown area. Possible $200
weekly or more. HIGH PLAINS
JOURNAL. See Job Locater
Room 113, Admin. Bldg. for
details.
Needed: UNL students for
snow scooping on campus walks
and steps. Work to be directed
by UNL Department of
Grounds 472-2679 for details
$2.95hour.
iiwiui
Can you enjoy your work as a waiter or waitress, fry cook,
or dishwasher. We have a great working conditions, better
than average starting salary, we pay half your meals, uniforms
furnished, and you make great tips. We also have an opening
for a night manager. If you an ambitious and ready to work,
cali Jim or Joe at:
COUNTRY KITCHEN
1603 West 0 474-6655
1 bedroom, basement, apts.,
utilities furnished, remodeled,
$155mo. $50 deposit. Call
474-5433 after 6 p.m.
31st & Holdrege; 30th &
Orchard. Available now, 3 bdr.,
carpet, ac heat. No children
or pets. $185 . 432-3689.
APARTMENTS
Starting at $175
Swimming pool, tennis courts,
jogging path, bus service, 6
month leases. Call 423-5243.
Party house on 5 secluded
acres, close in, paved road, 30 x
60 building, 2 baths, and bar,
$75day, 474-9449.
New 2 bedrm. fireplace,
shower, dishwasher and dispos
al, unfurnished, $225per mo.
Close to- campus. 477-6574,
464-8926.
Tennis Courts Available
at The Sports Center
Saturday lpm to 6pm
Sunday 10am to 8pm
students $2per hour
faculty $4 per hour
Sign up for courts: Marge Neberman
Rm. 107G Sports Complex
9am.4pm, M-F
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