Award-winning gospel singer
to perform Friday at Devaney
Sandi Patti’s 1988-89 world
tour is coming to the Bob Devaney
Sports Center at 7:30 p.m. Friday.
The gospel singer has recorded
a string of albums, won 19 Dove
Awards (given by the Gospel
Music Association), has had four
gold albums and won four
Grammy Awards.
Patti struck out on her own in
1979 after the release of “Sandi’s
Song.’ After studying to be a high
school music teacher at Anderson
University in Indiana, the change
to touring singer was dramatic.
“I never really dreamed that I’d
be doing what I’m doing now,” she
said.
In 1981, “Love Overflowing”
was released on The Benson
Company’s Impact Records label,
and Patti began to attract the atten
tion of the gospel music establish
ment. She was named Gospel Art
ist of the Year and Female Vocalist
of the year in 1982, and her rendi
tion of “We Shall Behold Him”
was honored as Song of the Year.
In 1983, Patti won the Dove
Awards for Female Vocalist of the
Year and Inspirational Album of
the Year. Patti also won a Grammy
nomination for Best Gospel Per-,
form ance -Con tem porary,
In the meantime, Patti contin
ued to perform at concerts and at
special Christian gatherings
throughout the nation, averaging
upwards of 175 appearances a
year.
“My audiences have always
been very supportive,” she said.
“They’ve allowed me to grow even
as I begin to understand more fully
how God is using me. I feel very
much that we are all part of the
same wonderful family; that’s the
basis of our communication.”
In 1983, Patti also released two
more albums, won three more
Dove Awards and won a Grammy
for Best Gospel Performance-Duo,
an honor she shared with Lamclle
Harris.
Patti won another Grammy
nomination and four more Dove
Awards in 1984.
In July 1985, the Recording
Industry Association of America
presented Patti with her first gold
album, “More than Wonderful,”
recognizing sales of more than
500,000 copies.
Tickets are $11.50 and $10.50,
with $1 off for groups of 20 or
more.
Courtesy of the Helvering Agency
FOR SALE
19* color $60. 15" Color $45. 10* Color $40 & 25* Color
$30 Nice RCA. VHS. VCR. Wire Remote $125. 467
5189._
Admiral stove, two ovens. $75. you Haul. 472-1690.489
0982._
APPLE HE with expanded memory. Phone modem, iisk
drive end Epson printer. Alsc business and other soft
ware included, $1100. 467-3411, Rich.
C02 Keg tap set-up, with refrigerator $150 call 436-6829
Engagement ring. .61 carat han't shaped diamond ring.
14ct gold band, $1200 purchase price. Asking $1,100.
Ceil star 5:30. 467-2104
For sale, new Yamaha CO player, best oiler. 474-1637.
FOR SALE : Now remote CO player; $140. New Smith
Corona XL1000 typewriter; $120 Mike otter 476-9123.
Garage Sale Thursday September 22. 1132 North 23rd
PtiseT 9CO AM- 600 PM. Color TV. Appliances.
AlitoftNftntout.
Love sent, good condition $30.476-0932
Sofa, nvesest. end w«te<bed. Cheap. Cal Ed 467-1436
or 472-5325._
Watnrbed king eize bookcase, complete, (heater, till kit.
elc.) $150/o o o 464-0297
VEHICLES FOR SALE
'•1 BMW 320-i. New paint 8 battery. Sunroof. Leather
interior. Site to appreciate $7300 firm. 436-3115, leave
messnge
7$ Pontiac Grand La-men*. Need* heed gasket,
cracked block, yreat interior and body. $200. Negotiable.
476-2360._
76 Cougar XR7 2 door, dk. blue, el power, air, tik. oruee,
no ruet, excellent condition. Asking I260u/obo Bob423
8686._ _
1066 NINJA 1000R EBONY BLACK 4000 mkes. One
owner. No damage history. Exoakent condition $3400.
Call 4673411,Hfeh.
1063 Renault Alianoa, 5-speed, air, AM/FM stereo-tape,
37,600 mite* $2406 463-7856.
TICKET EXCHANGE
Need 1 male ticket to Arizona State game, call 436-6623.
Need 2 general admission or student tickets together for
Arizona State 464-4460 after 8pm.
Need pair M/F together, 2 pair M/F together September
24th. Cel 474 3407^ Kelly _ __
Need: 1 tamale ticket lor ASU. CaM 436-4830. leave
massage. __
Need: 7 male tickets to the Arizona State game. Call476
2583. asktor Todd. _
Needed: 2 student or general admin tickst* together tor
ASU. cell 487-5726 before 9pm
For Sale:
One male student Arizona State ticket. 464-0553 eve
nings $40.
Wanted: 2 Male football tickets tor Arizona State game.
Call 435-4822. evenings.
SERVICES
AVIS PROFESSIONAL TYPING $
WORD PROCESSNG
Resumes, termpapers/iriesters/doctor alee, books, mtsc
typing, lesei/letter quality printer*, copier, dictaphone.
Near UNL campus. Affordable professionalism. Cali435
AVIS.
Barber $ Hbrsytyling Service
Nebraska Union
472-2480
PRIVATE GUITAR
INSTRUCTION
Beginners or Advanced
TAOtR STUCK)
423-2700
PRIVATE TUTOR available tor Accounting 201. 202;
Eoonomioe 211.212.216; Math 104.100; Stalieiiot 180.
Call 477-6116.
Tutor available lor Ancient (Biblical) Hebrew. Only 66
hour. 476-2074. _
TYPEWRITERS -
WORDPROCESSORS
RENTAL SALES SERVICE
(ROOM'S
323 North 13lhSl.
474-413$
TYPING & RESUMES
Word P'ooessing - call 488-8208 - reasonably priced -
good quality - last service.*
Professional word processing, quick service, letter qual
ity. Call Ghny 489-2633 __
Resumes by Ann
Quality resume' development.
464 0775
ANNOUNCEMENTS
NORTHEAST YMCA JUDO CLUB
Special Student Rate* S18 tor 7 weeks. FIRST 7
WEEKS FREE. Tues. 7-8:30pm Sal. 2-4pm._
Flea Market
In Stale Fair Grounds, east sets. Near 27th St. entrance.
Hava fun finding baroaine.Opm every Saturday and
Sunday 7 a.m.-5p.m. Info:467-4836.
UNLive Ml
Entertainment at it's finest!
Dick Gregory's Diet
Loss weight, fool great. Dick Gregory's sMm, safs Baha
mian del. Call 466-352°._
SIGHTS A SOUNDS OF SPAIN
A2 projector slide shew. Wednesday, Sept. 21 at7:30PM
in the Nebraska Union. Learn about the semester break
trip planned by Flights A Study Tours. Call 472-3264 for
lurtne. information
Alpha? eta
Important meeting. Wednesday 21,7 pm, EAST UNION.
Committee sign up.
Food Science Club Meeting
East Campus Union, 6:30pm Thursday.
ATTENTION ALL WRE8TUNQ F ANSI I
MATMASD INTERVIEWS WEONESOAY, SEPTEM
BER 21, 7 PH PICK UP APPLICATIONS NOW AT
BOB DtVANEY SPORTS CENTER IN WRESTUNO
OFFICE AND RETURN BY SEPTEMBER 26 AT 12
PM FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 472-6741,
Use your creative skills- Heto promote AMERICAN
RLMB. Meetings Thursday 5:30, City Union.
UPC East Main Events Committee meeting
Wednesday, September 21,6:30pm, East Un
ion. Everybody wetoomw.
SPECiAL EDUCATION MAJORS
Student Council for Exceptional Children Organizational
meeting Sept. 21 at 5:15. Barkley Center, room TBA.
Membership, goals, food. _
SUNDAY NEWSPAPERS:
Denver, KaneasCity and Dee Moines. Available at Klein's
IGA, 11th A F, Sundays altar 900 am.
PLANTASIA '66
Sponsored by Kappa Alpha Theta and Oak Creek plants
and I lowers I City Union Ballroom Sept. 20-21,9am-5pm.
PART-TIME WORK
SIOOAwssk guaranteed with flexible hours. Call 466
7246. 1-3pm or 5-7pm Mon., or 4-8pm Tuea-Thurs.
-QUESTIONS OF FAITH"
Video-discussion series
•What Good Is Prayer’’
Thursday. September. 22
4-5 p.m.
CORNERSTONE MME
640 N. 16th
WELCOME
WHO: DAVE SWANSON
WHAT: "Mow to be • winner and get hired-what employ
ers are looking for today!”
WHEN: Thursday. Sept 22. 3:30 5pm
WHERE: City Union Balroom at Career Information Day
WHY: UPC Tali# and Topics invites you!_
GET INVOLVED!
UPC ARTS COMMITTEE
CITY UNION. WED. SEPTEMBER 21
6:30 p.m.
Mu Epsilon Mat hematic# Honorary
First meeting this Thurs. 8pm. 304 Ofdfather. Everyone
wetoome. _ _ _
FREE MAKE-OVER
UNL STUDENTS—APPLY AT HAIRTECH—NOWII
REUNION, 16TH AND W 474-1974._
Everyone welcome. Thursday 530, City Union.
Phi U meeting. 600 Thurs. 22. room 104 Home Eo_
FREE MOVIE
730prn, Wednesday. September 21 at the East Campus
Union, Farm Action Concerns Tomorrow's Society
(FACTS) wM present Country a movie about the value of
rural America. Everyone wefeome. check pooling for the
room number. _ _
"COCKTAL" PARTY
Tickets to Tom Cruises' West for 81.80. aft shows. 1
78 avalabfe. 438-8674 or 476-3020 ash for Larry.
We are looking for attractive girts. 14-24, for the Miss
Nobra*a-U8A and Miss Nebrasha-Teen USA pageant.
Be a part of the fun and excitement this fall. No talent
required. For more information, cal 469-7298.
Dances and Comstock commutes meeting to
night 730 pm. East Campus Union. UPC et
hos.
Mortar Boarders,
Masting 10 pm in Union tonight I
UNIVERSITY PROGRAM
COUNCIL
has two leadership posit ions open for the88-99 aoadamb
^The EXECUTIVE BOARO COORDINATOR serves
as the official spokesperson of UPC
2. The EAST PUBLEC RELATIONS ohax is respon
sfcle for promoting UPC-East council activities.
Applications and information available at 200 Nebraska
Union. 472-2454 or 300 Nebraska East Union. 472-1780.
Applications due September 23.
PTK ALUMNI
Organizational moating. September 22. 330 pm, City
Union. Room will be posted.
WANT TO KNOW.
How to be a winner and get hired?? Come hear Dave
Swanson sperdi on September 22. 3:30-5:00. Union
Balroom - at Career Information Day. Sponsored by UPC
• Talks and Topics. _
GYMMEES
Supporting winning teams I Meeting Sunday. September
25. 830 pm in the Union, (room wil be posted) New
members welcome.
DR. MARTIN HOLMES
oA Oxford University will present e lecture on "The Euro
pun Eoonomk; Community, World Trade, and tho
Common Agricultural Pokey" on Wednesday. Septentoer
£1attheUmon. The luncheon will start at 12 pm followed
by Or Holmes. Contact 238 CBA if interested in attend
ing. All are welcome!
GREEK AFFAIRS
Congratulations to Ann RWi as 1st runner-up tor Miss
Rusnll
Great job—Delta Gamma
Al fraternities and sororities select your house bartender
and register for the Greek Bartenders Contest at Calibra
tion. Bicycles and over $1000 in prizes. Contact Mke
Brown at Sig Ep for details.
AZD Pledges,
You 're the best I Good luck at ATO softball
Xi love, the active*
Ctor^ratulation* Trisha M. (or winning Sig Ep Miss Rush
Love, your Alpha Chi Omsga Sister*.
Congratulations J. Saalfeld, J. Brow riel $ S.
Floral (DTD). Selected as Homecoming
finalists. A job weft don*. Your Del Brothers
C. Conlonit (DTD),
Congratulations on being hired as alter nets cartoon*! lor
the Gaily Nebraskan Great way to start out as a pledge.
__ Your Del drottwrs
ATO LITTLE SISTER Mealing, 900 Wednesday. Be
therel _
Congratulations AZD's.
Shelly K • Engagement, Chad C - Husker Hostess. We‘r*
proudl
Yost, Berg. Bob. Eddie. Brad. Qr*gg (AOS).
Thanks for the greatest evening wave ever had twenty
feet above water at R hr srboel You were right, wsrodted
the boat. Angle. DMon, Tatro, Nina. Patti and Lod (A-Phi)
Justins (PHI MU)
Co< craiuiatio is on your engagement to Pal (CHI PHI).
Best of Luck to the both of you.
Love your Phi Mu Sisters
To the Ladies of Gamma Phi Beta:
Thanks for ■ root'n toot'n Urns at Gunslinger h was
Thanks, the Men of Sigma Chi
Alpha Qsmra Stoma
unis Bis Actives
Please meet at AGS to 8:16 pm Wednesday
September 21. to get ready for RUSH parties.
STUDENT GOVERNMENT
The Publications Board serves as a liaison between the
0AILY NEBRASKAN and students, paying particular
attention to oompfaints against the student pubkcai on
Applications available InTl 5 Nebraska Union. Deadline
is October 4th at 400p.m.
OFFICE OF SCHOLARSHIPS AND FINANCIAL AID
Students wishing to help in the sslabkshment of a Student
Advisory Board lor I hs Office of Scholarships and Finan
cial Aid M>P*y ** I IB Nebraska Union. Deadline is
September Mth at 400 p.m.
STUDENT FEES
Oft-campus representation is needed on the Committee
for Fees Allocation Review budgets to totaling 5 milion
dollars. Applications and information in 115 Nebraska
Union. Deadline it Sept. 22, 1988 at 4:00pm.
UN-L STUDENT GOVERNMENT
630 p.m.- TONIGHT
NEBRASKA UNION - CITY CAMPUS
ROOM TO BE POSTED
INFORMATION AND AGENDA AVAILABLE
115 NEBRASKA UNION
PERSONALS
The Men of Shamda Lambda
The Alternative Fraternity, announce their 1988 "Big*
sisters:
Cindy Brady Zsa Zsa Gabor
Raisa Gorbachev Geraldine Ferraro
Anita Mann Orca
Dot Wilma Flintstone
Dr. Ruth Wastheimar The Girts of GLOW
Butty Bittendale Marie Osmond
Donl miss the miration on Friday night at the Winne
bago._
AGR yard crew:
Thanks so much for your help Monday. I rsally appre
ciated it I
Driving with a flat.
Caela ('Aphrodite').
•Be still my beating heart.' So surprised was I to
reoeive a personal from you. I too, hava dreamed of the
night, when you and I would sway beneath the blue light.
The time is coming, indeed it is already here, when wa
must make an important decision.
"Orchesis'
Sara C. and Jenny B. (AZD's),
You were the best looking girts at the partyl Ws loved
your hair. Call us at 476-2103.
Shelly (Acacia LH Sis),
Congrats on your selection for Foundations Coun
selor.
Your Big Bro.
To the person who returned my biMold in Burger King
Thank youl You're a wonderful individual!
Signed. Grateful
Tease,
Donl worry. Be happy. I Love you.
Flirt.
CHILD CARE
Two openings. Loving horns cars dote to both cam
puses. Downtown. Cknton School. 475-3336.
HELP WANTED
$4.36-6.00 PER HOUR
Local company has openings in telemarketing. Year
round work. Pleasant working conditions. Evenings and
Saturday mornings, 20 hours/week. Apply 930-430,
Monday thru Friday Husker Heating $ Cooling, 5711
Russell Drive, Lincoln.
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WALT DISNEY WORLD
COLLEGE PROGRAM
Walt Disney World representatives will present
an information session on the Walt Disney
World College Program on September 29,1988
at the Student Union at 7:00 p.m. Attendance
at this presentation is required to interview for
the SPRING *89 College Program on September
30,1988 at the Career Planning and Placement
Office.
Majors considered: Business, Speech/Commu
nication and Recreation
Contact: /
Internship Office
472-1452
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