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SILVF.RHAWK AVIATION
Have you ever wondered what it must be
like to sit in the cockpit of a plane sur
rounded by nothing but clouds and blue
sky? The only thing standing in your way
is the training. This year, make your
dream come true by calling
SILVERHAWK AVIATION. They of
fer professional and career pilot training
as well as personal and recreational flight
instruction.
SILVERHAWK AVIATION features
all ratings, from private through ATP, and
has both single and multi-engine aircrafts
for your training needs. Their FAA Cer
tified Instructors will take you from
ground school and flight simulator to in
flight training, with your safety being
their first priority. After completing die
course, you’ll be tested at the FAA writ
ten test center. Upon passing, you’ll take
to the sky with confidence and skill.
For more information on how you can
obtain your pilot license Just call or stop
by SILVERHAWK AVIATION at the
General Aviation Building at the Mu
nicipal Airport, phone 475-8600. It’s a
great day to fly!
The Authors of this 1996 Summer
Business Review & Reference Guide
are pleased to be able to recommend
this outstanding flight school to all of
our readers. __
AARDVARX UNDER THE OZONE
When a service for which you cannot go
window shopping is needed such as pro
fessional tattooing, it then becomes more
important than ever to know the reputa
tion of the firm with which you are going
to do business. AARDVARX UNDER
THE OZONE located at 1411 “O” in
Lincoln, phone 474-SKIN is a shop
where you can do business with confi
dence and assurance of receiving total
satisfaction.
At AARDVARX UNDER THE
OZONE all work is done in comfortable,
sterile conditions, and this exceptional
studio provides the area’s very best body
art. AARDVARX UNDER THE
OZONE specializes in custom free hand
tattooing for that one of a kind tattoo.
They also specialize in body piercing for
that unique accent or for the serious
piercer.
They know the business perfectly and
insist that each job be to your satisfac
tion. They are competent, well trained,
and have the desire to please their cus
tomers.
AARDVARX UNDER THE OZONE is
known for excellent service and fair
prices.
Much of their popularity is due to the
careful attention paid to every detail,
so whether it’s your first tattoo, an
addition to your collection, or repair
of an old and unsightly tattoo, the
Writers of this 1996 Summer Business
Review & Reference Guide, suggest
that you contact AARDVARX UNDER
THE OZONE first. We are sure you
will be pleased with the art work they
can do for you (10% student discount).
WOLFGANG AUTO PAINTING
Many people have looked far and wide
for someone who does good body work.
The automobiles of today require a spe
cialist to repair or replace body panels
and to refinish them to their original
beauty by matching the new paint accu
rately with” the original.
The professional body men to see in this
area are at WOLFGANG AUTO
PAINTING located at 2425 North 14th
Street in Lincoln, phone 475-2425.
The personnel at this firm fully under
stand body and fender repair as well as
auto painting. They have gained a repu
tation second to none throughout this
entire area. So whether your job is a
small dent or a roll-over, we know you
will be entirely satisfied with their work.
And please remember that all insurance
companies must permit you to choose the
body shop you like best to repair your
car, so choose them to do all of your in
surance work.
As the Editors of this 1996 Summer
Business Review & Reference Guide,
we are proud to endorse the fine busi
ness policies and quality work of
WOLFGANG AUTO PAINTING for
all of your auto body and repaint work.
VALLEY HOPE ALCOHOL & DRUG TREATMENT CENTER
Many people shy away from dealing with
their alcohol and drug dependency prob
lems, or fail to seek help for loved ones
who display symptoms of substance
abuse. It is sad to realize that many who
suffer from such addictions are adoles
cents and even children.
Help is available in this area at VAL
LEY HOPE ALCOHOL & DRUG
TREATMENT CENTER located at
3633 “O” Street, Suite 2 in Lincoln,
phone 477-3677. Outpatient programs
are offered which enable one to seek pro
fessional help without disrupting or sac
rificing one’s job or family life. They
also help family members learn to assist
their loved ones in seeking help. An
important part of VALLEY HOPE'S
program are their evaluations to help see
what type of care is needed.
Their intensive treatment programs are
expertly staffed and counseling is avail
able to all. Businesses and organizations
may contact VALLEY HOPE ALCO
HOL & DRUG TREATMENT CEN
TER for information regarding employee
assistance programs. Continually pro
gressing to keep up-to-date with new in
formation in this specialized field, the)
strive to provide the best care and treat
ment available. VALLEY HOPE AL
COHOL & DRUG TREATMEN1
CENTER invites your inquiries at an)
time, and encourages you to call for helf
soon.
The Writers of this 1996 Summer Busi
ness Review and Reference Guide an
pleased to be able to recommend VAL
LEY HOPE ALCOHOL & DRUG
TREATMENT CENTER to all of oui
readers.
WILLIAMSON USED CARS
There has been more jokes about used
cars and used car salesmen than almost
any other occupation, but at
WILLIAMSON USED CARS used au
tomobiles are no joking matter, it’s a se
rious business. This fine firm offers the
people of this area offers the finest in
good, used transportation, dial are clean,
top-quality and checked to make certain
all their vehicles they sell are in the very
best possible condition.
It has often been said that “Business goes
where it’s invited and stays where it’s
well treated.” That accounts in a large
measure for the success and popularity
of WILLIAMSON USED CARS lo
cated at 21st & “N”, phone 437-1296.
This reliable used car specialist features
the kind of qualify autos that keeps smart
consumers coming back and telling all
their friends. It’s this person-to-person
recommendation that has earned
WILLIAMSON USED CARS theii
position as one of the local community
leaders. \
We the Editors of this 1996 Summer
Business Review & Reference Guide
highly recommend this reputable used
car expert to all of our readers for the
BEST deal in town!
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Historic Czech club
combines culture, fun
UNL’S FIRST CLUB
still polkas, informs
and predicts the
future with fruit.
By Kimbebut Coffeen
StaffReporter
Polka dances, kolaches and names
that seem difficult to pronounce keep
the Czech influence in Nebraska, but a
UNL club also works to keep the Czech
culture alive for future generations.
Czech culture is brought to life at
UNL by the Komensky Czech club, the
first club created at the University of
Nebraska-Lincoln.
The Komensky Czech Club was
founded in 1903 by students Sarka
Hrbokova, Otto Kotoch and Geoffrey
Hrbek. Hrbek became a UNL profes
sor in 1 907. TTie club has 80 active and
320 inactive members.
“The club is about the preservation
of the Czech-American heritage,” said
Mila Sasko^-Pierce, the club’s faculty
adviser. “We afso want to impress upon
people that anyone who wants to learn
about the Czech culture can join.”
Some of the Komensky Czech
Club’s inspiration comes from a town
a little closer to UNL than Prague.
Wilber, about 25 miles southwest of
Lincoln, is known as the “Czech Capi
tal of the United States.”
Wilber’s capital designation is
partly the result of the town's annual
Czech Days festival. The festival takes
place the first week of August. But
Wilber isn’t alone in the festival mar
ket Twenty similar festivals take place
in towns across Nebraska every year.
Nebraska became a popular home
for people of Czech decent because
of the Homestead Act, Saskova-Pierce
said. Tbwns formed as people from the
same countries chose to live close to
each other. These communities made
it easier for immigrants to preserve
their culture and acclimate to Ameri
can life at the same time.
Over the past few years, the club
has had a variety of gudst speakers,
including doctoral students, professors
from other Nebraska universities and
Franti Weis, adviser to the president
of the Czech Academy of Science.
The club has also shown a number
of films. Some of these films have been
“An American in Prague,” “Shop on
the Main Street” and “Firefighters
Ball.” The club is now trying to obtain
the film “Kolya.”
The Komensky Czech Club’s
Christmas workshop is an annual event
that has proven to be popular, Saskova
Pierce said. In the workshop, the mem
bers learn how to make Christmas
treats and ornaments. The members
also receive lessons in a number of
Czech traditions, she said, including
predicting the future with fruits and
nuts.
In this practice, people examine the
inside of the sliced foods to determine
what the future holds. A rotten apple
would bring bad news, for example,
and a good apple would bring the op
posite.
“Last year’s workshop was such a
success. Eighty members and even a
television crew came to see what the
success of the workshop was all about,”
Saskova-Pierce said.
Gretchen Mills, the club’s presi
dent, said the group used several events
to attract people to the festival.
“Every year, we try to have polka
dances, free films, and guest speakers,”
she said.
Another service the club provides
is the Czech Newsletter “Nas Svet,”
which means “Our World.” The news
letter is produced on campus once ev
ery two months.
, The Komensky Czech Club meets
pan. to 8 pm in the Nebr&fca Union.
The first meeting will be Sept. 19
and will feature a guest speaker who
will talk about the significance of ac
cordion music in European and Czech
cultures. The meetings are open to any
one who wants to attend, including
those not of Czech descent.
“I think that more people should get
involved in the club,” said Meredith
Kearns, the club’s treasurer. “There are
so many people in Nebraska and on
campus of the Czech descent that
should become more involved.”
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