Wednesday, April 7, 1982
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Daily Nebraskan
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23" Puch with fenders and
toe clips, only six months
old, in good condition. Call
475-6201, make offer.
1975 Rabbit, 45,000 mi.,
Needs minor work. 40 watt
stereo. Call Ken 472-0768.
Yashica Camera 35 MM,
GLN Electro Rangefinder, Case,
Flash, $75. Also Minolta 16
MM, 488-9670.
1 pr. Acculab 440 4-way
speakers. Cost $450 sell $200
or best offer. Ph. 472-9641 .
Pioneer 60 watt amp., au
tomatic tuner, electronic cas
sette deck, rack mounted with
all adaptors in O'Sullivan rack.
Absolutely perfect condition.
Worth over $1750, sell for
$800. 466-9073.
SALE ON
RALEIGH BICYCLES
Reg. $164.95; Now $149.95;
Downtown at 427 S. 13th,
& East Park Plaza, 208 N.
66th. FREEWHEELIN BIKE
SHOP.
Buying class rings, sterling and
gold jewelry, rings,
diamonds, coins.
MILLER'S ANTIQUES
2719 N.48th Street
464-2128
RENTAL
Rent small room refrigera
tors, televisions, stereos, desks,
dressers, chests, living room fur
niture, washers and dryers,
bunk beds.
ACE FURNITURE
2429 "O" Street
474-3444
GREAT CAMPUS LOCATION
Large 2 - bedroom older
home, new carpet, shower, yard.
Call Julie at 477-3889.
Li
GIVE TO THE
AMERICAN
CANCER SOCIETY.
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Classified 4724761
FRENCH QUARTERS
Spacious one bedroom apt.,
fully carpeted, air-conditioned,
outdoor pool. Great for Sum
mer Living. Call 464-0594.
DUPLEX FOR SUMMER
RENT NEAR EAST CAMPUS
$230month utilities and
deposit. Call 477-7836 after
6 p.m. (BEFORE April 15).
Pool, AC, busline, off-street
parking, 2 bedroom, 20th and
"G". Summer sublet with op
tion to renew lease. 477-7496.
1215 E Street
One bedroom, modern, fur
nished, utilities paid, air, $Ne
gotiable, available May 1. Day
472-3537; after 6 p.m. - 474
1663. 660 North 34th
East Campus Area.
Newly remodeled large two
bedroom duplex. $225 heat
and elect. 472-2714, 475-5713.
326 North 26th
Newly remodeled one bed
room apartment. Furnished,
utilities paid. $185, near UNL.
472-2714,475-5713.
Apartments for Summer Rent
Close to East Campus, on
city bus route. Ask for Greg,
464-0901.
SUMMER COED HOUSING
Acacia Fraternity
2255 Vine Street
AC, Kitchen, Laundry,
Parking and Utilities. Double
Room $22week; Single Room
$34week. Call 475-2242 and
ask for Wade Wilde.
Available May 1st, Newer
2 bedroom apartment, full ap
pliances. Close to East Cam
pus, take over last 3 months
of lease, 464-2423.
Help for middle income
familycouple. 2 bedroom apart
ment. 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 Campus. 475
6144. Apartment for summer sublease
(May through August)
Nice two bedroom, central
air, dishwasher, garbage dis
posal, 4 blocks from East Cam
pus. Call Scot ANYTIME, 464
7948. One bedroom, two bedroom
apartments, houses and
townnouses
TOWN & COUNTRY REALTY
Ron Hinkley
489-7888
COUNTY SHIRE
Very spacious 1 bedroom,
fully carpeted, heat paid, swim
ming pool and clubhouse. 464
0741. GRAB A PARTNER
Two can live for the price of
one, brand new 6-plex, large
deluxe two bedroom apartments
Carpet, drapes, appliances, AC,
within 5 blocks of campus.
$290$305 per month. Super
energy efficient. Available now
arid May 1 .
LaBella Enterprises
474-4551
One and three bedroom
apartments between downtown
and east campuses. 466-0928.
Three minutes north of City
Campus, three bedroom town
house. 1350 sq. ft., 1 & Va
baths, carport. Monthly lease,
$318. 475144.
ECONOMICAL, one bed
room apt., fully carpeted, pri
vate entrance, shower, dishwash
er, laundry facilities and off
street parking. Call Julie at
477,3889.
The Nebraska baseball team continued its domination
of North Central Conference schools with a pair of vic
tories over UNO Tuesday. The Huskers defeated the Mav
ericks 7-1 and 2-1. That makes Nebraska's record 5-0
against NCC schools.
In the first game Nebraska pounded out nine hits. The
Huskers got their first run in the second inning when Dan
Tomich drove in Steve Stanicek with a sacrifice fly.
Stanicek continued his torrid hitting with two hits in
three at bats in the first game. For the day Stanicek was
three for six, raising his batting average to .483.
Nebraska picked up four more runs in the sixth inning
on three doubles, a single and a walk.
In the second game UNO led 1-0 for live innings, the
NICE 1 BEDROOM
Swimming pool, economi
cal, heat paid, all appliances.
Close to both campuses. 475
0445. BUCKINGHAM SQUARES
Extra-large apt., 2 bedrooms,
2 bathrooms, fully carpeted,
BALCONY, dishwasher, laun
dry facilities, HEAT PAID.
Call Julie at 4773889.
SUMMER CAMP STAFF
Job includes lifeguarding,
pool management, and assist
ing with outdoor program at
a camp near Nebraska City.
Must be 19 or over and have
WSI. Apply to Executive Di
rector, Homestead Girl Scout
Council, 1701 S. 17th, Lin
coln, NE 68502 EEOAA.
Children's Counselors, Acti
vity Instructors, Cook, Kitchen
Manager, Kitchen Help for
Mountain Summer Camp. Tro
jan Ranch, Box 711, Boulder,
Colorado 80306. (303) 442
4557. Paid position: Assistant to
Coordinator of new interna
tional student orientation. Full
time work for 11 days prior
to beginning of each semester
1982-83. Applications available
at International Education Ser
vices, 345 Nebraska Union. Ap
plication deadline: April 14.
Babysitter needed 2:15 -11:30
p.m. Thursday - Sun
day one week and Thursday -Friday
the next week. Need
someone who is staying in
Lincoln this summer. J. Young
475-2493.
SUMMER JOBS
$900month
GUARANTEED SCHOLAR
SHIPS AVAILABLE. LO
.CAL COMPANY HAS POS
ITIONS OPEN IN MANY
NEBRASKA TOWNS. 488
1227. Student-to-Student Adviser
College of Arts & Sciences.
1982-83 academic year. Job is
1 5 hrs.wk; applicant must be in
the College of Arts & Sciences
with Junior standing by Fall
1982. Application forms avail
able 1223 Oldfather. Deadline:
April 12,1982.
POLITICAL WORK
Impact Policy by being paid
staff with a grassroots campaign.
Political Environment Interest
Helpful. Strong future possibili
ties with environmental - con
sumer groups. Call NWCC. 476
2060 before noon.
SUMMER JOBS i
$8.00 per hour
Openings 50 mile radius
of Omaha, Lincoln, Grand
Island, North Platte, Be
atrice, Columbus, Norfolk,
Alliance.
Also out of state open
ings - Iowa, South Dakota,
Minn., Kansas.
For details, call 474
7426 Mon. - Sat., 9:00 -5:00,
ask for Dave.
SUMMER ROOMMATES
$100 and $110 13 util
ities deposit. 6 min. from
City Campus. 475-2511, ASK
FOR DAVE.
Mature, non-smoking grad
student or professional to share
nice, furnished house in East
Lincoln. Laundry facilities. Call
Lori, 489 7775.
Roommate for Summer
Furnished, cable, air.
$112.50 Vi utilities, no de
posit. 477-7539 after 3 p.m.
Need 3 roommates for Sum
mer Housing in 4 bedroom,
furnished house. $90person,
a month, includes utilities. For
more details, call 472-3964.
ART'S LEAVING FOR
SUNNIER CLIMES
KATIE, DAVE, AND BILL
NEED A ROOMMATE!
Beginning May 1, $87.50
per month deposit util
ities. Very large house, two
bathrooms wshower, fully car
peted, newly remodeled. Call
477-4800.
Roommate needed: $90
13 utilities deposit. 474
6513. Female Roommate Needed:
May to August, $90month
V utilities, own room, pool,
clubhouse, tennis. Call 464
9398. Men's watch found in men's
restroom 4582 main Union.
Call to verify. 474-6439.
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
pin lost Thursday, April 2, on
City Campus. If found, please
call 466-0729. Reward will be
offered.
I lost a big golden ring in
men's restrooms Thursday at
8:00 a.m. at Oldfather hall
second floor. If you have any
information, please call U.N.L.
Police department or Lost and
Found in Oldfather hall or call
472-8259. No questions asked.
TYPIST: interested in typ
ing term papers for college stu
dents. 75 cents a page. If inter
ested, call 477-2478. My locat
ion is 1626 "D"St.
PROFESSIONAL
TYPING SERVICES
Term papers, resumes, etc.
Same day service on short
jobs. $7 per hour Vi hour min
imum). Memory typewriter for
multiple letters priced on num
ber of words.
MANPOWER INC.
122 North 11th
477-8938
FINANCIAL AID!!
We GUARANTEE to find
scholarships and grants which
you are eligible for! Send
$1 for application materials.
FINANCIAL AID FINDER,
BOX 1053, Fairfield, IA 52556.
Get in shape for FINALS!
Reiki Treatments: Natural en
ergy - Balancing; Stress Reduc
tion. Golden Health Center
474-5683.
Professional typist using IBM
Selectric III. 80 cents per page
476-7814
Pregnant? BIRTHRIGHT is a
confidential helping hand. 483
2609. PINNING CIGARS
CLIFFS SMOKE SHOP
12th & "O"
WATCH REPAIR
Richard N. Sorensen
Certified Master Watchmaker
335 N. 12th Street
476-3414
1j Block South of
Nebraska Bookstore
PURSE OUTLET
Discount Prices
117 South 27th
Mavericks got their run in the fourth when Jeff Goetz
drove in Dave Poulicek with a single up the middle. Pou
licek, UNO's career home run and RBI leader, scored the
Mavericks' only two runs of the day.
In the bottom of the sixth Stanicek got on base by an
error. Roger Hill walked, moving Stanicek to second. Pol
lowing a fly out Harold Bright hit a single to center. The
ball was misplayed by center fielder John Taylor, allowing
both Stanicek and Hill to score. Todd Oakes pitched the
last two innings to pick up the win. Tom Holmes picked
up the win in the first game.
"We came close enough to losing the ball game to
know we don't want to lose," Nebraska Coach John
Sanders said.
GUITAR INSTRUCTIONS
Private lessons by a quali
fied professional.
ZAGER STUDIO
423-2709
EXPERT PROOFREADING
EDITING - Reasonable Rates.
Call 475-5270.
Avant Card offers a unique
variety of EASTER CARDS
and wonderful spring things . . .
kites, windsocks and balloons.
AVANT CARD
115 North 14th
476-1918
Will do typing. Professional
Secretary, Highest Quality
Reasonable Rates. 474-0G04.
fillrTflTHiH'llB
ART SHOP SALE
30 OFF
Jewelry
Sheldon Art Gallery
12th and "R"
Offer good April 6-23
Antique Print
Exhibition and Sale
NOW OPEN
BIGlittle GROCERY
CLIFF'S SMOKE SHOP
12th & "O"
Need ride
Platte Easter
4097. Mark.
tofrom North
weekend. 483-
Ride needed to Omaha (and
back) for Easter. 472-9078.
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NEED BIG BUCKS?
Get your Act Together at
STOOGES 1st GONG SHOW.
Auditions Saturday afternoon,
April 10, 1 p.m.
Now forming Barber Shop
Quartet for Stooges Gong Show,
April 12.
3rd Annual Easter Egg Hunt
April 87 a.m. - 1 p.m. East
Union. Various prizes donated
by Lincoln area merchants.
Sponsored by UPC-East Visual
Arts Committee.
Find out what JAMES
KECK, Republican Senate can
didate, has to say about is
sues that affect YOU! See
him today at 2:30 in the Main
Lounge Union. Sponsored
by Talks & Topics.
Double check or change
your Greek Week blood drive
and volunteer appointment to
day at City and East Union
booths.
These are the current stand
ings in the Budweiser-Special
Olympics Container Recovery
Contest:
Schramm 3 & 7: 502 lbs.
Smith 8 and Harper 6: 324 lbs
Abel 9: 93 lbs. Alpha Omicron
Pi: 78 lbs. Fedde Hill: 59
lbs. Smith 3: 17 lbs.
If your organization would
like to become involved, contact
Mike Trueblood 474-9731 or
Lori Moles 474-9238 for fur
ther information. Remember,
deadline is Friday, April 16
and first prize is a party spon
sored by Budweiserl
HOLY WEEK AT
ST. MARK'S ON THE CAMPUS
1309 "R" Street:
Monday -Thursday 7 30 p.m
Good Friday .Noon and 7:30
Easter Eve 11p.ro
Easter Day 10:30 a n
JOIN US!
(USED
WANFfcD - Girl tor knife
throwing act for Stooges Gong
Show, April 12.
The winners of the Delian
Union Literary Society Short
Story contest were revealed
Sunday, April 4, at the 7 p.m
banquet held at the East Cam
pus Union. 1st Prize: $100 -Ann
Biggs for "The Barn."
2nd Prize: $60 - Kathy Mc
Neil for "The Competition."
3rd Prize: $40 - Valerie Van
Ornam for "The Return of
the Magnificent Obsession."
Honorable Mention went to
Eric Peterson for "The Wood
en Way" and also to Ann
Johnsgard for "Ball."
Needed: Someone to light
match at Stooges Gong Show -Call
THE HUMAN TORCH.
ATTENTION:
UNL STUDENTS
JAMES KECK, Republican
candidate for Senate, speaks
TODAY at 2:30 p.m. in the
Main Lounge - Union on
issues that affect YOU! Be
there! Sponsored by Talks &
Topics.
State Dep't. of Personnel,
Northwestern Bell representa
tives, and more. CAREER
FAIR, Wednesday and Thursday.
International Relations
Club Meeting Ground Zero
Week: Dr. LeoGrande;
court? Tonight 7:30 - Un
ion. UNL
GAY STUDENT GROUP
Guests: owners of Lincoln's
gay bars.
Thursday, 8 p.m.
Andrews 228
GAY DANCE
Saturday , April 10
7-11 p.m.
City Union Ballroom.
Admission: $3.
Proceeds donated to
Citizens for Human Rights.
All University Fund
Scholarship Winners:
Laurie AdamsJohnny Vargas
Alan Kopetsky
Robb Johnson
Congratulations to these
well deserving people. AUF
. . . a service organization
for you.
... he held her trembling
body in the moonlight as a
cool, romantic breeze blew
through her hair." "I don't
know what to Si.y," he said.
"I mean, you're very at
tractive ... I mean, for a
oog." "Woof?" she replied,
surprised. BARK like a dog
with Shootin' from the Hip,
This Friday and Saturday
at THE SCOREBOARD.
UNL Ski Club
STEAMBOAT Skiers
and Members!
Meeting TONIGHT at
7:30 at Marty's house! 2810
Cable St. If anyone needs
a ride, call Dave at 474
2757. Room deposits will
be returned and a film
shown. See you there.
CONGRATULATIONS
Alph3Phi!
Beautiful girl sorority of
the year. The other houses
better pledge some fashion
models because you're way
ahead
Little Brothers of Bordeaux