friday, January 26, 1979
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WANTED: Someone to sub
lease immediately by Feb. 1
June 1. $225 electricity, 1
block from East Campus. Call
467-2517 for Karen 8 a.m.-4
p.m., after 6 p.m. call 467
2888, ask for John.
45th & Holdrege. 2 bed
room apt., $215 . Great for
Ag or Dent, students. 466-7293.
REAL NICE
1 -bedroom efficiencies. Just re
decoratednew carpet, paint,
drapes, etc. Off-street parking,
security bldg. or premise mgr.
No pets. $175mo. Call for
appt. 483-1690 days, 474-1262
eves.
RENTAL
Rent color or black and
white TV's, refrigerators,
stereos, washers and dry
ers. Rent furniture, living,
bedroom and dinette
$49.95mo. Any furniture
or appliance.
ACE FURNITURE
2429 0 St.
474-3444
Eff. 1 and 2 bedroom apts.
for rent. Some furnished. Call
475-3394.
New 2 bedroom apartment.
$200, utilities paid.
CENTURY 21 WESTERN
474-5727
Small 1 bedroom apartment
available. $150 utilities.
CENTURY 21 WESTERN
474-5277
2 3 bedroom house avail
able. Call 474-5727, Century 21
Western.
'A' Street-New 4-plex with
large 2 bedroom units. No pets.
$210 plus electricity. 432-9978
eves, and weekends.
MB
Earn $120 weekly working
evenings. No ccokware, cutlery,
vacuum cleaners, books or door
to door canvassing. Car required
466-9770.
EMPLOYMENT OPENING
Sophomore or Junior
for full or part-time, work this
summer and part-time work dur
ing the school year to act as
building maintenance supervisor
for downtown office bldg. Farm
background preferred. Starting
pays $2.50 per hour. For appt.
call 474-5544 between 8:30 and
4.
Needed: Part-time waiter
waitress, bellman, relief night
auditor.
VILLAGER MOTEL
5200 "O" St.
464-9111
Immediate opening for evening
desk clerk. Excellent opportun
ity for public relations indivi
dual. Apply in person between 8
a.m.-5 p.m. NO phone calls.
TOWN COUNTRY MOTEL
33rd & Cornhtnkar Hwy.
PART-TIM! WORKERS
Hours: 3:30-9 p.m. Monday
Thursday, 3:30-7:30 pn. on
Fridays. Good starting pay.
DEETER FOUNDRY INC.
5945 N. 70th
Equal Opportunity Employer
Need Money? The Nebraska
East Union wants to help! There
are positions open in the East
Union Food Service in the areas
of food preparation, service and
catering, and in time slots that
could fit your schedule. You
may be able to pick up 10-30
hours per week. If you are inter
ested drop by 314 Nebraska
East Union, and fill out an
application. The phone is 472
1776. FREE room and board plus
$10 per week. Near campus.
More info, call 477-3452.
$$$$$$
The Nation's newest and most
exciting jewelry party plan
company is looking for 4 or 5
people to head up local program
as party directors, 6-10 hours
per week, will pay $60. For
further information, send name,
phone number snd address to
SALES MANAGER
BOX 80643
LINCOLN, NE 68501
Plum Creek Clothing is look
ing for an aggressive part-time
sales person that enjoys the
clothing business. Apply at
Plum Creek Clothing, 13th & Q,
in the Gunny's Building.
Part-time help needed be
tween 11:30 and 3:00. Apply
at the front register between 2
and 4.
WENDY'S
14th & Q St
PART-TIME
SUPERVISOR POSITION
Working your way through
school? Approximately 30 hour
week working after 2:30 p.m.
daily. Auto required. Please call
473-7349.
Part-time job. Worker with
car to run errands and do light
maintenance work. Hourly wage
and mileage. 466-1946.
Kings on 19th & O needs
counter help for February open
ings. Apply in person 9 a.m.-6
p.m. Will train.
WANTED: Cocktail waitress
es for Friday-Saturday-Sunday
evenings. Call Hidden Valley,
423-2532.
MENI WOMENI
JOBS
CRUISE SHIPS
FREIGHTERS
No experience high pay! See
Europe, Hawaii, Australia,
So. America. Winter, Sum
mer. Send $3.85 for info, to
SEAWORLD BW Box 61035
Sacramento, Calif. 95860
GREAT GYRO
SANDWICH SHOP
is now taking applications for
part-time positions. Uniform
and meal allowances. Prefer 19
or older, apply in person: 1:30
5:30 p.m.
ATRIUM LOWER LEVEL
1200 N Street
Help Wanted, part-time,
morning, afternoon, and evening
hours available. Apply in person
at Towne Parking, 1313 M.
EXCELLENT PAY 6
While You Work Or 4
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Attend School
Participate in clinical testing J
of pharmacuetical products Zk
by Harris Labs., on week-
ends and evenings. Studies K
medically supervised, safe,
good money, & free phys-4
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itai. lesimy requires mginfl
in good health, 19 or older.
CALL 474-0627 9.
between 8 a.m.-4 p.m.
EXTRA BUCKS IN THE
AFTERNOON. I need an occas
ional daytime babysitter. Three
girls, 4 yrs., 2 yrs., and 1 yr.
Rolling Hills area. Must be able
to drive. Flexible schedule avail
able. Please Call Nancy at 423
3700. Mature person to babysit
from 2:30 on. Approximately
10 hours par week. Own trans
portation necessary. Pine Lake
area. Call 423-0171.
WANTED
Students interested in work
ing for the Commission on Uni
versity Services and Facilities.
Contact ASUN office, 472-2581
Mature roommate to share
rent and expenses. 3 bedroom
house. 15th & "D". 435-1612
after 5 p.m.
Wanted for 5 bedroom house
$60 rent utilities. 5334 M
Street. 488-2292.
Need 1 or 2 male roommates
to share newer house, own bed
room, full basement. 1200 N.
63. Ph. 464 7517.
Wanted: Two roommates,
male or female. Nice duplex,
fireplace, washer and dryer,
dishwasher, two car garage. Call
mornings til noon. Ask for Mike
423-8085
Male roommate wanted. 2
bedroom apt. $95 month Vi
utl. (usually less than $15) Close
to bus line and shopping center.
Call Bill at 423-7368.
ROOMMATE WANTED
Male or female new duplex,
close to campus, fireplace, own
bdrm. $95month. 435-6382.
Jeff or Dave.
East Campus Grad student
seeks male Christian to share 2
bedroom apt. $117.50 Vi
utilities. 466-0882 evenings,
keep trying.
Roommate to share large
house; private room. 435-0963.
Male Christian roommate.
Call Doug Sittler, 477-6718
home, 473-4350 work.
Need female or male share
rent on two bedroom house
with male. Call after 6 p.m. 489-8547.
Tet Tet
Vietnamese New Year
Mung Xuan Ky Mui
THIT MO, DAU HANH,
CAU DOI. DO; CAY NEU,
TRANG PHAO, BANH
CHUNG XANH.
Huynh Duy Nghiep
Kevin:
Happy Birthday from your
little tickler.
Jealous friend still waiting
for permission from the REAL
J.S. concerning Suzy.
Beth,
I don't like you, I never
have. Please leave me alone.
Dave G.
NO MORE I.U. HASSLE,
HAPPY 19TH DARREL,
LOOKING FORWARD TO
THAT DRINK.
GEO
Tiger
Happy Birthday I II Come up
roaring and keep smiling.
Love, Your friend, Casey
HAPPY NEW YEAR
Michelle,
Have a smashing 19th, but
beware of pink dinosaurs.
Love,
Mouse, Martian,
Alvin, and Vark -lover
FGH PRODUCTIONS
W.I.S.:
You may not recognize WIS
but no one has forgotten S.E.D.
Let's get together soon.
NHK
Mom Peg,
Considering I could of had
any mother from Tinbucktwo
I'm sure glad the stork
brought ma to you I
Happy 21st Birthday
Your daughter,
Alice Jana
LPS.
Happy Fourth Anniversary.
Let's have a bunch more good
years.
B.
Dear J. EX.
Happy Nineteenth. Don't
celebrate too much I
From Fellow 69'er
Marshall,
I'm happy, very happy, but I
could be happier.
AJC
HJ
I hear you bought a wood
house. Burr Realty.
Friends of J. Miller and D.
Maurer: We're having a party!
Saturday, 3123 R St.
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DISCO-Professor Electric
and the D.sto Kidd have sounds
for you. LIGHTS too' 467-2404
GUITAR INSTRUCTION
Private iessont for the dedicated
student, beginning or &dvsncd.
$7.50 per hour.
ZAGER STUDIO
483 2096
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Lincoln Dance Center. J
4U Classes now forming for f
.v January classes. r-nvaieA
instruction
available
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4 now.
540 North 48th
JL studio 466-3165
V home 483-6511
jam "n.
Music Lessons: Sax, flute,
clarinet and jazz improvisation.
Call Barry 475-8347.
RESUMES
To land the job you deserve,
you need a sharp, well-written
resume. For help, call the pro
fessionals. COSTELLO & ASSOCIATES
475-9777
GUITAR LESSONS
Variety of styles. $5 per Vi hr.
Call Guitar Studio, 477-7691
after 5 p.m.
Engineering Students:
Attend the question and
answer session on problems in
the College of Engineering and
Technology, Tuesday, January
30 at 5:30 in Rm. 183t NH.
THE GUITAR STUDIO
Learn at reasonable prices.
Beginners to advanced, $16mo.
489-7427 or 488-5949 (after 5
p.m.).
Fine Pipes
CLIFF'S
1200 "O" St.
Business Majors:
Get ready for B-week. Buy a
T-shirt in CBA today.
Pregnant? BIRTHRIGHT is a
confidential helping hand. 477
8021. Get "Auto-Mated" to UNL
this semester. Call the campus
carpool number, 2-3555 or
Lincoln's Carpool program.
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(equal to)
Vega and
Antares
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Pompey's mufti
House sign
Suffix with
fabric and
prognostic
She wrote "An
Old-Fashioned
Girl": 1870
Dartmouth is
here
Capital of Niger
"Beau Geste"
author
Sagan's "The
Dragons of "
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Brightened
She wrote "The
Women": 1937
Ulrica, in
"Ivanhoe"
Meet one's
Waterloo
Ore deposits
Access to the
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ocean
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group
Low-toned
Levy, in Lille
Play charades
Molding edges
She wrote
"Shirley" 1849
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wound at
Trafalgar
Quern
Merino dams
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Otis,
Have you signed up to be a
delegate to the Model UN yet?
It's still not too late!
Love, Wendy
Engineering Students:
Didn't get all the classes you
wanted? Come Tuesday night to
find out what's up.
Attention NMUN delegates!
Please submit resolutions for
the conference to room 221 Ne
braska Union. Those delegations
submitting resolutions will ba
looked upon favorably by the
NMUN awards committee.
Get involved in programming
performing arts for the Univer
sity! Call 2-2454 and leave name
and number and you'll be con
tacted. Engineering labs overcrowd
ed, under equipped. Wonder
why? Come Tuesday night at
5:30.
Don't be locked in and mani
pulated. Try the Plaza Book
shelf for a beautiful alter
native. A complete book
store handling many paper
backs for required reading.
VAN DORN PLAZA
48th & Van Dorn
483-2226
Hours
10-9 Monday-Friday
10-6 Saturday
12-5 Sunday
LADES CENTER
OF OMAHA
ABORTION
INFORMATION
BUREAU INC.
Call us toll free
1-800-523-5350
Non Profit Org.
7351 Pacific Omaha
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Engineering Students:
Hear what Dean Hanna has
to say about your collete's
problems. Tuesday night, 183W,
NH.
Cindy Rasmussen's 1st
semester speech 109 -Party,
sections 2, 7, 11 Sweep Left,
Monday 29th, 7:30 p.m.
A new Student Y group!
"Couples: A Meeting of Equals"
For couples trying to develop
equalitarian sex roles. Beginning
Jan. 31, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday
evenings. To register call 472
2584. $5 per couple, limit 6
couples.
GARY OLIVER BIBLE
STUDY!! Every Friday, 3:30
p.m. at the Union (Room posted).
Needed: A ride to Omaha.
Tuesdays after 5 and Wednes
days after 9. Will share commut
ing expenses. Mark 558-4544 or
344-2913.
LOST: Cat, large male
Siamese, named "Marlon", very
dark, crossed eyes, hair rubbed
off neck from collar. Lost in
area of 14th & B. If you have
him, call 477-2861. REWARD.
FOUND: Wrist watch in
M&N Building Monday. Call &
describe. 472-0056.
LOST: Panasonic mini-cassette
recorder. If found call
Andy, 475-0923 evenings.
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