friday, november 14, 1980
daily nebraskan
pago 15
Running in cold weather
safe if precautions taken
Outdoor running does not have to stop
just because the weather gets cold, accord
ing to one participant of the sport.
Travis Wagner, owner of the Lincoln
running shop Phidippides, said the most
important thing for winter runners to do
is make sure their clothese are warm
enough. He said another important factor
is that they continue running through the
fall, so that in winter it will be an adjust
ment to cold and not the sport itself.
Derald Roger, owner of the Athlete's
Foot, said that indoor participation is
another possibility for those who feel
uncomfortable outdoors in winter.
Both shop owners said that the right
clothing is an important factor in running
in cold weather. Wagner said that many
companies make special fabrics that are light
weight, but will keep runners warm.
Rogers said it is important that outdoor
participants keep their hands and face
covered to avoid frostbite and that they
are careful not to run against the wind.
"If it is windy, shy away from running
directly into it the wind chill factor will
make it a lot colder," he said.
Wagner said that a lot of body heat
can be lost if parts of the body are left
unexposed.
"All the areas lose heat, but up to 60
percent can be lost from the head only,"
he said.
Wagner added that keeping areas like
the ankles, covered where major blood
vessels are located, is also important.
IRS to conduct tax and institutes
Instructors from the Internal Revenue
Service and the state Department of
Revenue will conduct Federal and State
Income Tax Institutes tills fall.
The institutes are designed for people
who help taxpayers prepare and file fed
eral and state income tax rcturns.The in
stitutes can also help people who prepare
their own individual or business tax re
turns. All new tax changes required in the
year's filings will be explained.
Dates and locations of the eight insti
tutes are: Nov. 17-18, Lincoln; Nov. 20
21, Norfolk; Nov. 24-25, Kearney; Nov.
25-26, Omaha; Dec. 1-2, Lincoln and
Ogallala; Dec. 3-4, Omaha; and Dec. 4-5,
Grand Island.
The institutes are sponsored by the
UNL Department of Agricultural Econom
ics and the Division of Continuing Studies,
the Internal Revenue Service District
Director's Office in Omaha and the Nebr
aska State Department of Revenue.
U(sM ads
2 ADS 81011 LOUDSPEAKERS
wstand. Over $900 new, asking
$625. Mint condition, 6 mo. old
5 year warranty. 476-7893, Joe.
Four G.A. O.U.N.U. tickets.
Call after 6:30. 435-2076 Chuck
RENTAL
Rent TV's, coior and BW
and stereos. Rent refriger
ators, washers, dryers. Rent
furniture 3 bedroom package
Living, bedroom, dinette,
$69.95 mo. Rent anything
with option to buy.
ACE FURNITURE
2429 "O" St.
474-3444
2 female tickets to OU-NU.
477 1830.
Beautiful, rare, antique
piano Maple, with bench. 464
0047 or 435986.
Kenwood KA-601 Amplifier
$230. Marantz DS920 Speakers
$350 pr. Dual 604 wPC440
Cartridge $200. $750 if purchas
ed as system. Ask for Roger L.
at 489 6980 or 466-5525 after
6 p.m
3 way speakers. Pioneer
turntable, 50 wattschannel
Panasonic receiver. A steal at
$180! 474-6694.
HUNGRY PEOPLE WHO
ENJOY ORIENTAL CUISINE.
HARVEST ROOM FRIDAY
NOV. 14 11:00-1:00.
JBL Decade
Pioneer S A -6500
turntable-$285.
476 1224
speakers,
amplifier,
478282.
1970 BSA 650 C.C. rebuilt,
runs and looks great. $800. 476
8282.476 1224.
Skis-Kneisl. 185's, Tryollia
bindings, good condition, $130.
Ski boots-Humanic, $50. Call
489-3784 any time-leave mess
age. For Sale, Hewlett Packard
HP 97. Like new with many
extras. 435-2055 evenings.
71 VW Bug. Excellent MPG.
Runs great. $500 or best offer
489227
Atomic SM 1 70 cm wSalo
mon 444 f indings. men's boots
10 484739 after 6 pm
daily.
1968 Jeep Pickup. 4WD,
lumber rack, tool box, new tires
and wheels, new clutch and
brakes. Much more. 476-8282,
476-1224.
QUITE QUALITY LIVING
We have several modern one
bedroom apartments in quiet,
well kept building. $195-$200.
720 So. 19th, 1215 So. 23rd.
Call Austin Realty 489-9361.
3-4 or 5 bedroom house 6
blocks from stadium. Washer,
dryer, 2 bathrooms, shower, all
beds, desks, range, refrigerator,
etc. 477-5949. Leave message.
One bedroom. Two bedroom
Apartments, Houses and
Townhouses
$110 to $400
TOWN & COUNTRY REALTY
489-7888
Ron Hinkley
475-2259
3 bedroom apt. for rent Dec.
1. $220month, lights only plus
deposit. Close to campus. 474
2848. Close to East Campus, City
and UNL bus line, furnished one
bedroom, washer and dryer in
building. Off street parking, free
Cablevision. 464-6682.
Wanted: 2 GA 1 male-1 fe
male tickets for Okla. game. Call
474-0972 after 5 p.m.
Wanted: 2 pair GA tickets to
NU-OU game. Pairs need not be
together. Call 472-0101.
2 tickets to NU-ISU game.
Call 464-0359.
DESPERATE!!!
Need 2-10 NU-ISU tickets.
Call 466-6949 or 466-6073.
DR. DU TEAU SCRUB SHIRTS
FREE!
Simply invest a minimum of
$20 in your vehicle at Du Teau's
Quick Service, 18th & 0, and
get your free scrub shirt when
you ask for it. Just say, "Is the
Doctor In?"
WANTED: Companion to
share expenses to Denver and
back leaving Nov. 26th, return
ing Nov. 30th. Call 435-1188
after 5:00.
Need 2 GA tickets to Okla
homa game. Call 477-8540.
WANTED: 5 TICKETS FOR
NU-ISU GAME. WILL PAY
GOOD PRICE CALL 475-6586.
Wanted: 1 GA ticket for
Oklahoma game. Will pay $50
for good seat. Call Mark at 477-9329.
Part-time waitress position
available. 20-25 hours per week.
Day and evening hours. Apply
in person at Fiesta Cantina 321
No. Cotner.
Part-time bartender. Must be
over 21. Apply in person. 1436
"O" Street.
Earn Extra Christmas Cash!
Sweep Left now hiring part-time
evening cocktail waitresses. Ex
cellent starting salary tips.
Flexible hours. No epxerience
necessary, we will train. Apply
Sweep Left. 815 "O" St
Wanted: Solo entertainment
for lounge atmosphere. Apply
La Fonda De Acebo. Ill "O"
Street.
Female roommate needed
for 2 bedroom spacious apt.
$125 wutil. After 5 p.m. or
weekends. 1127 So. 16th St.
Mature, liberal female to
share nice apt. near Capitol.
$130 electricity. 476-8693
evenings.
House at 33rd & R St. $95
mo. 13 utilities. 477-1581 after
5 p.m.
Three bedroom home avail
able, all expenses paid. Needed a
person for live in with a partial
ly disabled man. Day 466-1720
Evenings 488-7902.
WANTED:
2 football tickets, male fe
male, Oklahoma game. 423
688 1'
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING
-DON'T DO IT (without a
Student Discount Card). 217
No. 14th, weekdays after 1
p.m. (just south of Pizza
Hut).
Interested in a warm
atmosphere and good Bibli
cal teaching? You're invited
to Covenant Presbyterian
Church, 3935 Randolph,
Sunday at 11 AM and 7 PM.
Martin Wismer, Pastor. For
ride or information call Judy
Henkle, 488-0685.
Student Discount card
still available. 217 N 14th,
weekdays after 1 p.m.
AUTO INSURANCE
TOO HIGH?
CANCELLED
REFUSED
483-7602
Be a CH ASER-Chaser
Dance to Live Rock
Tonite Thru Sunday
At Kraus' Korner
84th and Hi 6
THE GLORY BARN COFFEE
HOUSE This week, come hear JOHN
DIETRICH in concert, RAY
LAFEURA will be here Nov. 22
25th & "S", 8 p.m., Saturday
night.
ATTENTION Freshman and
Sophomore PRE-MEDS! Satur
day, Nov. 15, the Life Sciences
Advising Center and NU-Meds is
sponsoring a workshop "Medi
cine: Undergraduate prepara
tion, professional training and
practice" from 10 00 to 3 00 in
the Union.
Ski the Summit, Jan. 4-7.
Deluxe accommodations at
Breckenridge, excellent price.
Call 464-8992 (Jake) or 466
7029 (Bill).
STRAIGHT SHOT Rockin'
The GREEN FROG 8 30-12:30
p.m. Thurs., Fri., Sat.
Free U. wants you Student
interested in joining the Free U.
-UPC-City Committee should
contact the CAP Office, Rm.
200, Nebraska Union.
The University Program
Council-East is taking applica
tions for the position of sights
and sounds chairperson. Appli
cations available in CAP-East
office, third floor. NE East
Union.
ATTENTION PLEASE:
Anyone who submitted
work for The Magazine is asked
to call 477804 by Fri.. Nov.
14. Thank you.
Tired of hassling with parking?
FULL of complaints with no
where to go?
ASUN committee on campus
life is investigating the parking
problems NOW!
Bring a signed complaint to the
ASUN office today!
We need your help!
Non-trads!
Meet Friday in Union,
11:30-1 p.m. Room will be
posted.
OVERSEAS JOBS-Summer
year round. Europe, S. America,
Australia, Asia. All fields. $500
$1200 monthly. Sightseeing.
Free info. Write: IJC Box
52-NE1 Corona Del Mar, CA
92625.
Afternoon Seminar about
ECKANKAR Open to the
Public-Sunday, November
16th, 1-4 p.m., 27th & Randolph.
delta sigma pi 4th
annual 44 hour bas
:etball marathon
for retarded child
ren: friday, novem
ber 14th, 7 pm thr
ough sunday, nov
EMBER 16, 3 PM.
Aerobic dance and free style
classes starting next week. Mon
day and Wednesdays, 9: 15 a.m.
1015 a.m. or 10:15 a.m.-l 1 .15
a.m. 6 weeks, $21 person.
The Dance Emporium
488-4581
DR. DU TEAU SCRUB SHIRTS
FREE!
Simple invest a minimum of
$20 in your vehicle at Du Teau's
Quick Service, 18th & O, and
get your free scrub shirt when
you ask for it. Just say, "Is the
Doctor In?"
Exciting foursome wants
to share fun. Anyone inter
ested go to Little Bo's
Center, Nov. 11 thru 15th
anytime between 8-30 p.m.
12 30 a.m.
CRICKET
Need transportation? Drive
someone else's car, all points
USA. over 21.475-1338.
FOOTLIGHTS
New merchandise arriving daily.
New York, Los Angeles. New
shipment of Austrian crystal.
FOOTLIGHTS
in the Gunny's Complex
245 N. 13th St.
TYPING SERVICE
Excellent quality and fast
service. $1.25 per page. Call
Mike 475-3726.
GUITAR INSTRUCTION
Private lessons for the dedicated
student. Beginning to profes
sional. $8half-hour.
ZAGER STUDIO
423-2709 after 6 p.m.
LEGAL SERVICES
FOR LESS
All 1st offense DWI $150
Statmore Law Office
24 HOUR PHONE
474-1842
iTilSHaiEliSIl!
DR DU TEAU SCRUB SHIRTS
FREE!
Simply invest a minimum of
$20 in your vehicle at Du Teau's
Quick Service, 18th & O, and
get your free scrub shirt when
you ask for it. Just say, "Is the
Doctor In?"
IDENTITY CRISIS? Instant
Polaroid Photo IDs. 217 N. 14th
weekdays after 1 p.m. (South of
Pizza Hut).
Pregnant? BIRTHRIGHT is a
confidential helping hand. 477-8021.
People to share expenses to
Phoenix. Can leave before or
after Xmas. Return 1981. For
info. 477-4727.
LOST: Leather coat in room
304 Burnett Hall. Please return.
Reward offered. Call 474-6960.
LOST ON FOOTBALL SAT
URDAY 111: A pair of Ray
Ban sunglasses, mostly blue
frames with a bit of brown in or
around Richards Hall. I'm
getting a permanent case of
squint-eye without them. If re
turned to the receptionist at the
Daily Nebraskan, I won't beat
you up.
