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Daily Nebraskan
Tuesday, October 15, 1985
WINTERIZATION
SPECIAL
Clean Battery Terminal
Check Charging & Starting Systems
Check All Fluids
Check Antifreeze protection
Check Belts & Hoses
Check Tires Pressure Requirements
Chassis Lubication
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OCTOBER IS NATIONAL CAR CARE MONTH
Player assumes double role
on freshman football squad
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By Jeff Apel
Staff Reporter
Cleo Rice has assumed a double role
on this year's freshmen football team.
Rice, a converted noseguard from
Leavenworth, Kan. not only leads the
Cornhusker junior varsity through their
running and stretching drills before
each practice but also assists aca
demic counselor Ursula Walsh each
Saturday by demonstrating a computer
program to potential Husker recruits
and their parents.
"Computers have always been some
thing I was interested in so when I
heard Ursula (Walsh) was looking for
someone, I volunteered," Rice said. "I
really enjoy helping other people. I'm
the type of person who likes to help
other people before I help myself."
This season, Rice has helped coach
Dan Young and the rest of the Nebraska
junior varsity squad earn an unblem
ished 2-0 record by anchoring the def
ensive line.
Although he was a defensive end in
high school, Rice said that his transi
tion to noseguard has been smooth.
"Over the summer, I kind of slacked
off on some of my training so I lost some
of my 40 (yard dash) speed, which was
the main reason for the move," he said.
"I came up here (to Nebraska) know
ing it was going to happen. Coach
Osborne called me into his office and
said that he wanted to switch me to
noseguard because Ken Shead would
be gone after this year and he (Osborne)
wasn't really sure about the position
that Lawrence Pete would be in."
"So, I sat down and thought about it
for a while and decided that it might be
best for both me and the team if I did
switch," Rice said. "It really hasn't
been that difficult of a transition for
me because there is really no big dif
ference in the two positions."
As a high school senior, Rice earned
all-league and all-state honors despite
playing for a Leavenworth team that
compiled a 1-8 record.
Recruiters and coaches looked past
his team's poor showing. Rice played in
both the Kansas Shrine Bowl and the
Big Brothers Kansas-Missouri All-star
game and was the target of a recruiting
battle between Nebraska, Oklahoma
and Oklahoma State.
"Oklahoma and Oklahoma State really
put a lot of late pressure on me," Rice
said. "(Oklahoma coach) Barry Switzer
called me up and when I told him I was
going to Nebraska he started scream
ing and swearing. He (Switzer) asked
me how many blacks I had seen playing
defensive line at Nebraska. I said I
didn't know, but I might be the first, so
what?"
Rice said he had a similar situation
with Oklahoma State.
"(Cowboy assistant) Coach (Willie)
Anderson, me and him talked on the
phone for about three hours, and he
was saying that I think I know what is
good for Cleo Rice when he goes to
college," he said. "I asked him how did
he know what was good for Cleo Rice
when he goes to college because Cleo
Rice hasn't even been to college yet? I
told him (Anderson) that even Cleo
Rice didn't know what he was looking
for in college yet.""
What eventually persuaded him to
become a Cornhusker, Rice said, was a
combination of Nebraska's winning
tradition and the educational facilities
provided for athletes.
"What I was really looking for on my
recruiting trip was an education," he
said. "I came here knowing I could get
an education and still play football.
Without football, though, I'd probably
still be home sleeping in bed."
Tonight
1964 as the
BEATLES
See 60s Music at its best.
$4 at the door.
DOORS OPEN AT 7:00 - SORRY NO MINORS
if "
jg-A The Finnsters open so don't miss it!
ROYAL GROVE
Lincoln's Entertainment Oasis 340 W. Cornhusker 477-2026
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
CALL 472-2588
$2.75 minimum charge per day on commercial ads.
Ten words included.
$2.00 minimum charge per day on individual student
and student organization ads.
$.75 billing charge on noncommercial ads. All
personal ads must be prepaid.
NO REFUNDS ON PRE-PAID ADS.
NO RESPONSIBILITY ASSUMED FOR MORE THAN
ONE INCORRECT INSERTION.
FOUND ads may be submitted free of charge.
Beautiful mixed pups from AKC parents. Available for a
good home. All shots included. Oon't hesitate. Call 476-2506.
BUSINESS STUDENTS
Buy a duplex near East Campus. Live in one side; owner
will teach management. Excellent knowledge for business
career while making money also. Call Anne Hirschman,
488-6674, or Woods Bros. Realty. 483-4741.
LPD Notice of Sale of unclaimed bicycles and miscel
laneous property. Oct. 19 at 10:00 a.m., 140 West "P" St.
By the Property Division. No checks accepted.
19" G.E. color T.V. Excellent picture.$125, 476-0009 Tad.
SUN, SNOW, SKI
STEAMBOAT
A great way to spend your break. Sign up starts
THURSDAY, Oct. 17th, Information Night, 8:00 Union.
2 NU vs. Missouri tickets. Call 475-1675.
OVERSEAS JOBS . . . Summer, year round. Europe, S.
Free info. Write IJC, P.O. Box 52-NE 1 Corona Del
Australia, Asia. All fields. $900-52.000 mo. Sightseeing.
Free info. Write IJC, P.O Box 52-NE 1 Corona Del Mar, C A
KAUFMAN & DOLEZAL
AUCTIONEERS AND
RETAIL STORE
916 S. 13th
Desks. Dinettes, Bookcases, Sofas
Antiques, Glassware, Lamps, many other items.
KAUFMAN & DOLEZAL
AUCTIONEERS AND RETAIL STORE
916 S. 13th
477-7565
Open Sun. 1-5; Mon.-Sat. 10-6
Fall Closeout Sale Now
Check us before you buy!
Bikes, Parts, Accessories, Fast Service
Bike Pedalers
COLLEGE SWEATSHIRTS and T-SHIRTS!! Any school in
the country. Sportswear manufactured by Russell and
Hanes. $15each postpaid. Box 317, Brookhaven, MS
39601. VisaMC call 1-800-231-4190.
80 Datsun 200 SX, P.S., P.B., 5-speed, Fuel inj. G0Y
NCT's Alloys, sunroof, stereo, serious inquiries. After
5:00 & weekends, 464-0172.
VW Bug, excellent condition, nice body, runs great.
$1,200,474-7323.
'77 Toyota Corolla, excellent condition, must sell.
$1,900. 475-9848.
33rd & "B"
474-7000
JACK'S NEW AND USED RECORDS
321 S. 11th
Hours: Monday through Saturday, 10:00 a.m. -6:00 p.m.
10:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m. Sunday, 12:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. Top
100 albums, $6.12 and $6.75. All used records 1 12 price till
Oct. 15.
NEED FURNITURE?
We have it! Find a large selection of quality, affordable
used furniture and household goods at ONE MORE TIME,
850 N. 27th, 474-2065, 10-6, Mon.-Sat.
ALL-TRONIX & TV 1364 So. 33rd
Quality TV S 476-8164
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All applications for the Student Health and Accident
Insurance must be mailed by October 15, 1985.
Brochures and information are available at:
UNIVERSITY HEALTH CENTER
or call 472-7437
Chock thoso points:
o Am I still eligible for coverage under my parent's plan?
A. Is there an age limit? Most policies limit the age for
dependent coverage to age 23.
B. Are you thinking of marriage? Most policies exclude
a dependent after he becomes married.
Have I declared financial independence from
my parents by receiving financial aid, and no
longer eligible as a dependent under their plan?
o Would a medical emergency deplete funds
set aside for my education?
Charter Buses, Vans, Mini-buses, School buses.
GOOD LIFE COACHES
423-2500
COMPUTER RENTALS
Low prices. Free delivery
Mike's Supply 476-1630
OLD CHENEY PLACE
APARTMENTS
Lincoln's finest new apartment complex located at 27th &
Old Cheney Road. 1 and 2 bedroom. For quiet, comfortable
living. 421-1664.
ACE RENT-TO-OWN
Rent Air Conditioners!
Rent furniture, VCRs, TVs, and appliances. 3 rooms, living
room, bedroom and dinette. Starts at $69.95 monthly.
Rent color TVs, video recorders, stereos, microwaves,
refrigerators, washers, dryers, freezers, ranges.
CALL ACE TV
474-3444
2429 O Street
HAYWARO PLACE
9th & Charleston
A unique renovation of one of Lincoln's oldest land
marks. 1-2-3 Bedrooms; close to UNL & downtown;
modern appliances; laundry facilities; off-street parking.
Now leasing for November occupancy. Call Mega Corp,
475-8407.
2212 "R"
2-bedroom apartment close to campus, appliances
washerdryer hookups.
ReMax Management
474-6823 or 489-0579
Ask for Judy
Clean, two bedroom sublease. Close to campus $345
plus electric. Available Nov. 1. 474-1087, keep trying.
BRECKENRIDGE CON DO
Sleeps 8 $80 per night, fireplace, kitchen. Karen or
Wayne, 783-2252 (localf.
ALL Utilities Paid
1 or 2 bedroom, furnished or unfurnished apartment
Close to bus, off-street parking. No pets. Clean apartment
for clean people. S.E. area. 488-9088
East Campus, furnished one bedroom, laundry facilities
off-street parking. Mega Corp. 475-8407.
Desperately seeking tenants for a spacious, new 2
4767642 pTEASEen,' 1436 PiaCh St' Ca" A''Cia 31
Babysitter needed in my home for infant. 11 to 3, Mon.
thru Fn. 435-8861 after 3:00.
PLASMA DONORS
Earn up to $25 wk or $100 a month. 1st donation $10.
2nd donation in same calendar week (M-Sat) $15. New
donors bring this ad in for a $2 bonus on 1st donation.
UNIVERSITY
PLASMA CENTER
1442 "0" Street
Lincoln, Nebr.
475-6345
Effective until further notice.
