Tuesday, February 23, 1982
Daily Nebraskan
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Classified 4721761
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
CALL 472-1761
$2.50 minimum charge per day
on commercial ads. Ten
words included.
$1.50 minimum charge per day
on individual student and
student organization ads.
Students must pay for the ad
at the time it is placed. Ten
words included.
NO REFUNDS ON PRE-PAID
ADS.
NO RESPONSIBILITY ASSUM
ED FOR MORE THAN ONE
INCORRECT INSERTION.
DEADLINE:
1 p.m. day before publica
tion (Monday thru Friday).
21" Motebecane bicycle.
Like new, all alloy, 23 lbs.
Also 21Vi" Windsor Pro, Col
umbus Frame.
SR-604 Hitachi receiver. 35
watts. 1 year old. 476-2835.
Three minutes north of
City Campus, 3 bedroom
townhouse. 1350 sq. ft., one
and one-half baths, carport.
Monthly lease. $318. 475-6144.
MOVING?
Rent a Cargo Van from
DeBrown Leasing
Call 477-7253
17th & "N" Street
One bedroom, two bedroom
apartments, houses and
townhouses
TOWN & COUNTRY REALTY
Ron Hinkley
489-7888
Economical, nice, one-bedroom.
Heat paid. All appliances,
pool. Available immediately.
475-0445.
Help for middle income
family couple. 2 Bedroom
apartment. Rent as low as
$186. Family must have a
monthly income of at least
$500, yearly not to exceed
$13,800 - 3 people, $15,550.
3 minutes north of city cam
pus. 475-6144.
Close to campus, 4 bed
room. Clean, newly papered.
$275. 475-6669.
Buckingham Square
Extra-large 2 -bed room, 2
bathroom apartments. Very
close to campus. Heat paid.
Call 477-3889.
COUNTY SHIRE
Very spacious 1 bedroom,
fully carpeted, heat paid, swim
ming pool and clubhouse.
464-0741
One bedroom apartment
$225, all utilities paid, no
pets. 3050 "R" Street. 464
0384,488-6130.
Spacious 1 - bedroom apt,
close to campus. Carpeted, all
appliances. Heat paid. Call 477-3889.
The College Dollar
Used by
24,000 students
and 9,000 facultystaff
on
The average
VSL student has
a monthly
discretionary income
of$10&58.
A multi-million
Reach them
NebMskan
OISL QVtRTISM6 47JJS8B
Two bedroom house, 1619
North 28th. Carpet, shower.
$215 utilities. 464-2128,
435-4051.
GRAB A PARTNER
Two can live for the price
of one. Brand new 6-plex,
large deluxe two bedroom
apartments. Carpet, drapes, ap
pliances, AC, within 5 blocks
of campus. $290$305 per
month. Super energy efficient.
Available now and May 1 .
Labetla Enterprises
474-4551
Nice clean 2 bedroom
house. Convenient to campus.
Available immediately. Call 477
3889. ART SHOP
SHELDON MEMORIAL
ART GALLERY
12th & "R" Street
Decorate your room with
original works of art. Rent a
picture from our SalesRental
and Collection. Call 472-3637
for information.
Three 3-bedroom apart
ments. One furnished, south
Lincoln, shower, air, laun
dry. No Pets. One fireplace.
$275 -$350 plus utilities.
Two 1 -bedroom apartments.
Air, shower, laundry. No
Pets. $150 - $165 plus elec
tric. LEE SIMMONS
475-1865
RENTAL
Rent small room refrigera
tors, televisions, stereos, desks,
dressers, chests, living room
furniture, washers and dryers,
bunk beds.
ACE FURNITURE
2429 "O" Street
474-3444
One and three bedroom
apartments between downtown
and east campuses. 466-0928.
EARN $7,000 - $12,000
this Summer! College Students
Painting Company (Since 1968)
needs High Level Business Ma
jors, Graduate Students, and
Teaehers with painting experi
ence as District Managers
throughout the U.S. See your
Job Placement Office today
or send SASF to: Route 1,
Box 36-A, Belle, MO 65013.
Looking for Great Summer
Experience? The Lincoln YMCA
is now accepting applications
for camp counselors at Run
ning Creek Day Camp. Contact
Bob Tlustos at 475-YMCA for
more information.
Part-time now, $350month.
Full-time summer $800month.
Must be 18, have car, be sports
minded. Leave name and num
ber, 483-6047. West Bend Pro
ducts. Summer jobs. National Park
Co's. 21 Park, 5,000 openings.
Complete information $5. Park
Report. Mission Mtn. Co., 651
2nd Ave. W.N., Kalispell, MT
5G901 .
Used by young consumers
in the 18-31 age range
specifically interested
in your goods and services.
Total student
market value
is over $91 million
per year.
dollar market
with the . . .
ClSSIF'tOOVt"TTilWj' un
OVERSEAS JOBS-Summer
year round. Europe, S. America,
Australia, Asia. All fields. $500
$1,200 monthly. Sightseeing.
Free info. Write IJC Box
52-NE-1, Corona Del Mar, CA
92625.
Full-time hired help for
summer months. Must be ex
perienced in farming practices.
Call 781-2064.
Solicitors wanted! $9.00 to
$50.00 a day. Call Mr. Gard
ner after 6:00 p.m., at 443
4833. If you're serious and sincere
about working with people,
especially kids, Lincoln YMCA
Camp Kitaki has a job for
you! Contact the Camp Of
fice at 475-9622 for an appli
catio i or for more information.
NOW
HIRING
LOCAL COMPANY HAS
PART-TIME WORK AVAIL
ABLE NOW AND FULL
TIME SUMMER WORK.
MUST BE SPORTS-MINDED
AND HAVE A CAR.
488-1227
Buying class rings, sterling
and gold jewelry, rings, dis
monds, coins.
MILLER'S ANTIQUES
2719 North 48th Street
464-2128
Need Math or Engineering
major to help me complete
Calc. 106 correspondence
course in your spare time.
Good money! Call 475-8750.
ATTENTION
Female Softballers:
Need two pitchers for fast
pitch summer city league. Call
Gary at 475-1510 Monday
through Friday from 8:00 a.m.
to 5:00 p.m.
U'I'liiliihIE)
Female graduate student to
share large 2 bedroom apart
ment in quiet neighborhood.
Available March 1. $97.50mo.
plus Vi utilities. Call Rabbit,
477-5810.
Share Apt. East Campus.
Female non-smoking late 20's
preferred. 464-9702 or 466
7951. Housemates to share 4 bed
room house - Call 476-81 18.
Male roommate needed im
mediately; new 2 bedroom.
City Campus. Call tonight af
ter 8 p.m. 474-6601.
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THE SEXUAL REVELATION
The Bible says more than "No."
7 -8:30 p.m.
City Campus Union
Health Center Board meet
ing tomorrow - Health Center
Conference Room. Everybody
welcome.
The UPC-Arts Committee
is now taking new members,
for those interested in pro
gramming Art Lending Library
Concerts in the Crib
Print Sales
Mini-Dance Concerts
Art Displays
Renaissance Fair
Meeting new people and
having fun I
Call 472-2454 (CAP Of
fice) or come Tuesdays, 5 pjn.l
CLASSES START ANYTIME
with Independent Study.
Call Molly Cunningham, Contin
uing Studies, 472-1392.
Delta Tau Delta Little Sis
ters: Meeting on Wednesday
at 6:15. Get ready for coun
try swing lessons.
Ralene,
Did you know Mayor Helen
Boosalis is speaking about the
importance of voter registra
tion in the City Union at
2:30? Meet me there, okay?
Laura
Sigma Phi Epsilon 'Lil Sis
ters: Meeting tonight 6 p.m.
T-shirts are in, bring your
checkbooks!
Jazz up your week with
Gene Bertoncini this Saturday,
8 p.m., Kimball Hall.
Tom,
I'll see you at 3:30 p.m. on
March 10, for the B-week Inter
view Fair. Take Stock in your
future!
Mary
AUF meeting Thursday
night! Everyone please attend,
6:15, room will be posted. See
you there!
Is there "Sexism on Cam
pus?" Hear Barbara Kerr and
Helen Moore Tuesday at 12:30,
117 Nebraska Union. Sponsored
by Student Y and Women's
Resource Center.
PARIS IN MAY
Come to the informational
meeting Thursday, Feb. 25 at
7:30 p.m. in the Nebraska
Union. Call Flights & Study
Tours, 472-3264 for details.
VOTE for
GREG IBACH
Animal Science Advisory
March 3rd
A REAL Decision
Support your recreation de
partment. Come to CFA budget
cut appeals tonight, 8:30, Ne
braska Union.
Anyone with recreation de
partment budget cut petitions,
please turn in to the Rec. Dep't.
by Tuesday at 3 p.m.
FREE JAZZ CLINICS:
3:30 p.m. Friday, Improv.
Clinic room 107 Westbrook.
1:30 Sat. Jazz Guitar Rm.
135 Westbrook.
Students for Life meeting,
February 24, in the Union
at 7:00. Tape on "Henry
Hyde."
DESCRIPTION:
TERRITORY:
sororities fraternities coops on city
campus on east campus
ARMED: The suspects are armed with love,
patience, concern and a desire to help
others . . . and should be considered
extremely valuable!
IF YOU FIT THIS DESCRIPTION, TURN YOURSELF IN
BETWEEN 8:00 & 5:00 TO:
106 Community Health Department
University Health Center
15th and U
472-2102
Barry,
I'm sorry I cannot make
the date, but I'll be at B-week
on March 8, 9, 10.
Linda
Carol,
Meet me at Gene Berton
cini Saturday.
Bill
Chemistry Club meeting 7
p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 24, Rm.
131 HAH. Doctor Olson from
Dorsey Lab speaking.
REFRESHMENTS
UNL AD CLUB MEETING
7:30 p.m. tonight in the
Union with guest speaker, Jerry
Smithers, of KMTV 3. New
members can also pay their
dues at this time.
ADVERTISING MAJORS
Find out about Joe and
John's brilliant new idea, to
night at the Ad Club meet
ing in the Union.
Jerry
The student ... is fading fast!
The student
sicker by the day!
, is getting
Criminal Justice Debate:
ASUN candidates take the
stand on crucial issues. 5:30
p.m. Wednesday, 1100
Neiqhardt.
Jodeen B,
Are you voting for Angie
Gunia for Business Adminis
tration Advisory Board?
Joan M.
Carl Von Rien
Congratulations once again
to Carl for his boxing feats.
Carl participated in the Mid
west Golden Gloves Cham
pionship in Omaha taking 2nd
place, winning 2 out of 3
fights, one by K.O. Just wait
till next year.
Great Job
Delts
P.S. To Greek boxers
Delts Fight nights coming.
Suspects are male, and female black,
white, yellow and red fat and thin
tall and short
Suspects can be found in dormitories
AG ECON CLUB
SOCIAL MEETING
7 p.m., Tuesday, Feb. 23.
660 South 28th St., No. 1
SEE YOU THERE!
Free U classes begin March
8. Registration begins Feb. 22.
Continues through March 2.
Union. 10-2.
1982
LINCOLN OLD TIMER'S
WRESTLING
TOURNAMENT
Saturday, March 6
Open to anyone who
hasn't competed for a year.
Trophies each weight class.
Team trophies. For infor
mation and entries, call
474-6444.
SWEEP LEFT
HEALTH CLUB
815 "O" Street
Are you in the School
of JOURNALISM? Then re
member to vote March 3 for
-KRIS MULLEN
-CARI COHN
REAL Party for Journ
alism Senate.
GAY DANCE!
Need some excitement
on a dull Thursday night?
Since there are no Fridays
or Saturdays open until
April, the UNL Gay Stu
dent Group will sponsor
a free dance that's right
Thursday, March 11 from
7 to 11 p.m. in the ball
room of the City Campus
Union. And why not? Us
Gays can be festive any
time we want to and we
do mean festive. Get com
plete details at our regular,
um, Thursday meeting, thi;;
week (and every week) ai
8 p.m. in Andrews 228.
Let's show these . peope
who can party.'