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Daily Nebraskan
Wednesday, September 24, 1986
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For Your Free Checkup.
MOST IMPORTS
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Its classic beauty and craftmanship
are elegant; it mellifluous voice, spell
binding; its heritage rich and awesome.
It's a long way from Renaissance
France to the modern day Midwest, but
Lincoln organ-builder Gene R. Bedient
travels that path in a new Nebraska
ETV cultural affairs special, "The Wind
At One's Fingertips," airing Sunday at
3:30 p.m.
The 60 minute performancedocu
mentary special, which follows the
creation of a massive tracker pipe
organ in a historic style, begins in the
French towns of Houdan, Mitry-Mory
and Souvigny where Bedient researched
authentic Renaissance tracker organs.
Tracker organs arc pipe organs which
function mechanically, rather than
electric ally. When an organist depresses
a tracker organ key, a mechanical link
age opens a valve, admitting air to the
pipes and causing them to sound.
The program continues with crafts
man Bedient's conceptualization of the
organ, chronicles the instrument's year
long construction by Bedient's 10-person
crew utilizing time-honored painstak
ing traditions, and culminates in the
installation of the finished product at
St. Mark's Episcopal Church in Grand
Rapids, Michigan.
Funded by the Nebraska Arts Coun
cil and Nebraskans for Public Televi
sion, "The Wind At One's Fingertips"
also examines other instruments crafted
by Bedient, among them the organs at
Christ Methodist Church, St. Mark's on
the Campus and Wesley House in
Lincoln.
Performers in the special include
William Elliot, organist at St. Mark's
Episcopal Church in Grand Rapids,
Mich.; George Ritchie and Quentin
Faulkner, professors of music at UNL;
the UNL University Singers, under the
direction of Ginger Covert Colla, and
Lincoln organists Pat Kaltenberger and
Mary Murrell Faulker. Also featured are
David Boe, dean of conservatory music
at Oberlin College in Ohio, and Euro
pean organists Henri DeLorme, Sou
vigny; Jean-Paul Gipon, Miltry-Mory,
and Henri Paris, Houdian.
"The Wind At One's Fingertips" was
produced and written by Gene Bunge,
senior producer of NETVs cultural
affairs unit, with Alexander Moscu as
editor for the program. Network cine
matographers included Tim Hartin,
Christine Lesiak and Joel Geyer. Sound
recording was by Steve Gottlieb with
sound mix by Barb Hanford.
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UNL CULTURE CENTER..
The UNL Culture Center is currently
taking applications for an
ACTIVITY AIDE I - to perform tasks
associated with the maintenance of the
Center and to ensue the successful daily
operation.
SALARY: 3.35 per hour
APPOINTMENT: Semtember 1986 -May
1987
Applications may be obtained at the
Campus Activities and Programs Offices
Room 200 Nebraska Union - City Campus
and Room 300 Nebraska Union East
Campus or at the Culture Center, 333
N. 14th.
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1pm day tnforp publication ,'Monday through
fridayl
1980 OATSUN 510 SI 500. Technics amp and tuner.
S140 Call 44-0332
FOXX SALE
AUTOS FOR SALE
74 SUPER BEETLE good condition very dependable.
S1500or best otter 4762723
I OR SALE 193 Chevrolet Capnce Good school car.
Runs good S400 daily 421-2991
" 77 MGB41 doOiniles EXCELLENT CONDITION 475 "1417
altet 6pm
1984 MUSTANG G f T-Topslli the opTioiis and very
low mileage 435 0352
Comfortable living Willowhaven apartments Nice
clean apts all appliances earth tones magniticant
giounds FP 2 bedroom 1 bath S339andup 2-bedroom
2 bath S399 and up 1800 Knox. 46 6200 or Joseph E
KeanCo 44 1666
RENT BREAK $231
2-bedroom tub and shower mild HUD program for
middle income lamily or 2 people North 14in & Adams
45 6144
4200 HUNTINGTON - Fast Campus, brick four-plex. ?
or . fneplace balcony central air. appliances laundiy
parking No childien oi pets 464 8169 evenings and
weekends
FFFICIENCY APAR1MENTS Toi renf now 240 N 24tn
S160 483-2804
3000 GOVERNMENT JOBS List S16 040 S59 230yi Now
Hmng Call 805 687 6000 fcxL R 9636
GOVERNMENT HOMES fiom'SHU Repair) Delinquent
tax property Repossessions Call 805 68 6000 Ext GH
9636 loi current tepo list
2 MALE TICKETS to Oregon game Seats together 475-
IjIHINlIC ARMY qieens wool socks etc Nikon FE
and Canon T0 Bn!h with accessories Best otter 40
2012 it no answer leave message
COLOR I V s S50 and S75 464 5806
ONE MALE season tootDail hike! - S80 423 8530
COMPt E TE LIVINGROOM set 2 chairs with ottoman,
sota 3'iblKSWtti3lainps S300 All excellent condition
435 8309
HOT TKANSPOR1 ATI0N
ID-speed biketoi sate Call Pat at 476-1542 Price reason
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message
FOR RENT
640 S. 20
1 and 2 bedroom units Cential air. carpet, drapes,
laundry on bus line Furniture and balcony available
Within walking distance to UNL S309 and up 475-7262 It
no answer. 477 8347
3023 "Q" St.
2-bedroom. microwave S375 plus deposit Rent break
available for building manager 467-3145. 488-7755
SINGLE AND double rooms available in comfortable
student owned coop T V lounge and study area Hot
piepared meals included Enioy oui fuendlv collegiate
environment Call Pat V Hub Hall Real Estate 483 2551
NICE 2-bedrooinsneai campus lromS340a month plus
deposit 1 bedrooms from S254 474-1064 or 421-3989
EAST CAMPUS ready now' Super clean 2-bedioom
all appliances, central neat laundiy paiking Priced
nqhti Huntington Squaie. 466 8611. Joseph E Kean Co
474 1666
HAYWARD PLACE
9th S Charleston
1-bedrooms in unique, historically renovated building
close to campus Dishwashers and microwaves S300
S325 Call 477-1535 or Mega Corporation 475-8407.
HEAT PAID
23rd & Vine 2-bedroom apartment 2 bath. AC. disposal
and DW 477 8521.
.. 810 S12th sr '
Nice, single student efficiency resident parking S160
month plus deposit 421-1328 oi 489 8620.
HELP WANTED
PRE-SCHOOL GYM instructor needed foi mornings
Previous experience with pre-school age children and
some gym experience needed Apply at the Northeast
YMCA. 2601 N 70th St
TIRED OF KEEPING track of every penny? Tired of
bori owing money from youi parents7 Local company
expanding, positions which you can earn S480 a
month guaranteed with Friday and Saturday nights
ott Call 489-2265 for interviews
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Sunday, September 28
from 2-6 pm
at PINEWOOD BOWL
in PIONEERS PARK
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Proceeds Go To Benefit Lincoln's Statue of Liberty
Rennovation & Relocation Project.
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Sponsored by:
Special Contributions by:
CciJjy Rids, Wonder Dread, Prairie fJSsid bleats & Weaver Chips
Start Looking Towards
The friendly people at Northwestern Bell realize how
hard it is to receive interviews in the job market today.
That's why representatives from Northwestern Bell
are coming to you Thursday September 25 (tomorrow)
for Career Day. Northwestern Bell offers the opportunity
to put your skills to work and also be challenged in
your field.
Tomorrow in the Centennial Room at the Nebraska Union
representatives from Northwestern Bell will be interested
in talking with computer science, electrical engineering,
and accounting majors, and anyone else interested.
Northwestern Bell Is Opening
Your Door Towards The Future.
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