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320 worhs of art appraised In excess of tZCO.CCO will be up for auction with
a total bidding estimate between $IO,CCO and $0.C00. Many worhs will be
sold without reserved or fixed minimum bids.
winning bfcte are expected tobelnthe ISO.CO to tSOO.CO range,
however many are expected to go Into thousands. In addition to cash or cbech,
all major atCt czrdj are accepted.
Sunday Cx Hendry, May 10 Q 11
Lincoln Milton
141 N. 9th Street Lincoln, Nebraska
Sun: Virrrj 2:00 pn Auction 3:C0 pm
Men: Vitag 7:C0 pm Auction 0:00 pm
FEATURING...
REMBRANDT
Original etchings
Including several of his most known and collectible works.
TH2 COLLECTION.. ; The Rembrandts and all other works on paper are custom
framed, with 100 Rag mats, mounts and acid free hinges for conservation. .
The works are primarily original hand signed and numbered graphics, but also
include paintings, primitives and Japanese woodblock prints. Abo featured will
be Important works by: -
Renoir Leutrec Goya Picosso
Chegsll
Erte'
Altman
Agam Vasardy
Appal
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COLLECT WITH COMtfDZriCE... This sale Is completely catalogued and each
work carries a Money Back Guarantee of authenticity with the galleries. 5lnce
1969 we have satisfied 50,000 clients by selling more than 200,000 framed
original works of art at prices ranging from $25.00 to $35,000.00
Presented By
Park West Galleries
TREE CATALOGUE & flriE ARTS POSTER: Bring this ad to the auction and receive a
free fine art poster and full color catalogue.
Gary Turta AucBonew 76595 ,
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Fulbritf M applicants should plan
now for September deadline
Although the Sept. 30 deadline may seem
distant, students who want to apply for Fulbright
Scholarships should start planning now, said the
director of international studies.
Richard Lonsdale, also a UNL geography pro
fessor, said, "The purpose of the Fulbright pro
gram is to increase mutual understanding be
tween the people of the United States and other
countries through the exchange of persons,
knowledge and skills."
Most grants are awarded for an academic year
and provide round-trip transportation, language
or orientation courses, if appropriate, tuition,
books, and room ana Doara maintenance.
ADDlicants must be U.S. citizens, have a
bachelor's degree or its equivalent before the
date of the grant, and, in most cases, be profi
cient in the host country's language.
Creative and performing artists are not required
to have a bachelor's degree, but they must have
four years of professional study or equivalent
experience.
Because of the competitive nature of the
grants, applicants must have a 3.5 grade point
average, a clearly defined program of proposed
course work or research abroad and some knowl
edge of the university they propose to attend,
Lonsdale said.
Candidates speak on issues
Most off ice seekers against liquor at Duds (n 'Suds
COUNCIL from Page 7
Duds 'n' Suds request for a liquor license.
Bill Hoffman, 60, is an architect-engineer.
Hoffman is an incumbent who has served for four
years. He said his strengths include listening
and responding to neighborhood and city prob
lems. He said he questions UNL's need to buy
land in the Malone area east City Campus.
Block 35: He voted against the city's efforts
to turn the block into a parking lot.
"Block 35 should not be purchased or con
demned until there is a signed contract," Hof
fman said.
Dads 'n' Suds: He voted against the request
for a liquor license.
"That issue has already been put to bed," he
said.
Southwest District
Jo Gutgsell, 40, is co-owner of Three J's
Antiques and Collectibles. She said her platform
includes no increase in property taxes and rede
velopment downtown and in southwest Lincoln.
This is her first try.at a City Council seat.
. Block 35: "The (businesses) cannot possi
bly relocate on the offer the city first gave them,"
she said. She suggested tearing down the busi
nesses that are willing to sell and building a
multistoried garage over the businesses unwil
ling to sell.
Dud 4n' Suds: She had no comment.
Charles G. Nelson, 50 is an architect. Nel
son said his main interest in the next four years
is downtown redevelopment. He has never fun
for political office. 1
Block 35: "I've been a customer of Arturo's
ever since he's beeft on that corner," Nelson
said.
Duds V Suds: He said he had not heard of
the business but said the council's denial of a
license "sounds like a good denial."
At large
J. Gates Minnick, 55, is president of
DuTeau Chevrolet. He said his main interest is
serving the community to meet its needs. Min
nick was appointed to this City Council seat last
year and is running in the election for the' first
time.
Block 35: He said businesses should be left
intact until a contract is signed with a devel
oper, although delapidated buildings on two
thirds of the block should be cleared and used
for parking.
Duds V Suds: "Great idea, but we have
plenty of liquor licenses in Lincoln," he said.
"There are none in the convenience stores or
grocery stores, so I don't see why we need one in
this kind of operation."
Larry B. Gulbranson, 34, is owner and
operator of the All Seasons Shooting Range. He
said more real jobs are needed "no more $3
an-hour hamburger flippers."
Block 35: "It's the wrong approach to tear it
down for parking," Gulbranson said. "Take down
the ones west of the alley and put a parking
garage over the top. There are other alternatives
to taking a viable business and throwinng them
out on the street."
Duds W Suds: "I rather enjoy a beer
myself, but not in a laundromat," he said.
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