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INDUSTRIAL SERVICES, INC.
Dedicated to the proposition that the cus
tomer MUST come first, INDUSTRIAL
SERVICES, INC. is well known as one
of the leading sanitation services in the
area.
Their fair and honest dealing with people
and their outstanding work has given
, them an excellent reputation with many
leading businesses of the area.
Call INDUSTRIAL SERVICES, INC
today for reliable service at reasonable
prices.
With offices located at 6201 North 70th
in Lincoln, phone 467-3581, for all your
trash hauling needs.
This exceptional service organization
makes available roll-offs, stationary pack
ers, rear loaders and front end loader con
tainers for commercial, industrial and
residential sites.
If you are looking for dependable service,
see INDUSTRIAL SERVICES, INC
and become one of their many satisfied
customers.
The Writers of this 1997 Spring Busi
ness Review and Reference Guide
know that you’ll really like the kind of
effort that this fine company puts into
every job. Give INDUSTRIAL SER
VICES, INC. a call today at 467-3581
you’ll be glad you did.
DULING OPTICAL
“Independently Owned & Operated”
When it comes to protecting your vision,
never compromise quality and workman
ship! See DULING OPTICAL located
at the Atrium Building, 1200 N in Lin
coln, phone (402) 476-9652.
Here they offer complete optical service.
Let them fill your new prescription or
duplicate your present lenses in new de
signer frames. They feature a large se
lection of distinctive eye wear for the
entire family. They can fill your contact
lens or eyeglass prescription just as the
doctor ordered. Prescription sunglasses
are another specialty. Repairs are given
prompt attention, and same day service
is available in most cases.
When it comes to your eyes, don’t trust
iust anyone. Let the skilled opticians at
DULING OPTICAL expertly fit your
next pair of glasses.
Your eyes will see the difference!
The Authors of this 1997 Spring Busi
ness Review & Reference Guide know
you be pleased with you new eye wear
from DULING OPTICAL.
EL SITIO
For authentic Mexican food, the people
of this area visit EL SITIO at 17th &
Van Dorn, phone 476-0414.
The efforts of the management here has
been to serve only true Mexican dishes
with the real flavor of the country. An
interesting Mexican decor has helped,
this restaurant become a very popular
eating place.
They have captured the true tangy flavor
of Mexican dishes by using the exact
spices and foods needed to prepare them.
Contrary to the belief that Mexican food
is very hot, they serve all their dishes with
the hot sauce and green peppers on the
side so that you can enjoy it the way you
want.
For a fine place to eat authentic Mexi
can food in a great atmosphere, and
with friendly service, the Writers of
this 1996 Summer Business Review &
Reference Guide suggest that you go
to EL S1TIO. We know you’ll want to
return many times. EL SITIO offers
$1.50 discounts on their dinner menu
for students with student ID’s on their
dinner menu.
THE GARAGE
Featuring complete repair service on all
types of automobiles, THE GARAGE
is located at 2210 South 7th, phone 438
2277. In addition to performing some of
the finest repair work in the area, this
community leader also offers their years
of experience when it comes to advice
on all of your mechanical problems.
An automobile will not run forever with
out regular attention and an occasional
repair. Every car owner should see a re
liable repairmen regularly to put his auto
into first class shape. When you drive
into this full service garage, you can rest
assured that your car will be repaired in
the shortest possible time and at the least
possible expense. You must be satisfied
with every job that comes out of THE
GARAGE’S shop!
While working on this 1997 Spring
Business Review & Reference Guide,
we the Compilers, wish to compliment
this firm for their high level of service.
WESTPHAL MOTORS
“For Qualify Pre-Owned Automobiles’*
There have been more jokes about used
cars and used car salesmen than almost
any other occupation. But. at
WESTPHAL MOTORS used automo
biles are no joking matter, it’s a serious
business. This fine firm offers the people
of this area the finest in good, used trans
portation, that are clean, top-quality and
checked to make certain that all the ve
hicles thev sell are in the verv best dos
sible 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 WESTPHAL MOTORS located in
Lincoln at 2019 “P” Street, or call 474
9378.
This reliable used car specialist features
the kind of quality autos that keeps smart
consumers coming back and telling all
their friends. It’s this person-to-person
recommendation that has earned
WESTPHAL MOTORS their position
as one of the local community leaders.
We the Editors of this 1997 Spring
Business Review & Reference Guide
highly recommend this reputable used
car expert to all of our readers for the
BEST deal in town!
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, they
strive to provide the best care and treat
ma£cL6riHd2. VALLEY HOPE AL
COHOL & DRUG TREATMENT
CENTER invites your inquiries at any
time, and encourages you to call for help
soon.
The Writers of this 1997 Spring Busi
ness Review and Reference Guide are
pleased to be able to recommend VAL
LEY HOPE ALCOHOL & DRUG
TREATMENT CENTER to all of our
readers.
AL & ROBERTA DOEDEN COUNTRY DANCING ENTERTAINMENT
“Get Fit Dance a Hit” ~ “17 Years Experience”
When choosing a dance school for you or
your child, look for professionalism, qual
ity, and above all, experience. AL &
ROBERTA DOEDEN COUNTRY
DANCING ENTERTAINMENT lo
cated at 4211 LaSalle in Lincoln phone
488-6110 is one dance studio that satis
fies these standards of excellence. Their
qualified professional dance instructors
will teach you or your child the art of
dance, in private or group classes, for the
beginner or serious minded dancer.
AL & ROBERTA DOEbEN COUN
TRY DANCING ENTERTAINMENT
offers all levels of dance for all ages, in
eluding country and line dancing and also
ball room dancing.
They have taught in many dance halls
around the Lincoln area, and highly rec
ommend it for family fun, exercise and
learning together. They are known, rec
ognized and respected throughout the
community and have participated in many
events such as the state fair, fund raisers
for retirement centers, several television
appearances and they also have their own
highly recommended instructional dance
video. They welcome anyone to come
and join their dance club which is a non
profit organization, for a fun time with
friendly people.
Give yourself or you child confidence,
grace and style under the direction of
competent professionals with AL &
ROBERTA DOEDEN. Call today at
(402) 488-6110 for more information on
registration for classes.
The Writers of this 1997 Spring Busi
ness Review and Reference Guide
know you’ll like their well managed
program, reasonable rates, and the
sense of accomplishment you or your
child can experience.
A 1ST RATE rEMPlJMCj SERVICE
_ MarkSouthwick
A faulty septic tank is both a safety and
sanitary hazard. Experts recommend
pumping your tank one every three years,
and every two years if you have a gar
bage disposal.
For fast, dependable septic tank service,
contact A 1ST RATE SERVICE
PUMPING SERVICE, located at 8307
South 91st in Lincoln, phone (402) 421
8001.
A 1ST RATE SERVICE PLUMBING
SERVICE is health department ap
proved, and is able to clean and pump
your tank. They are available for both
residential and commercial systems in
cluding restaurants, car washes, schools,
and other institutions. Whatever the size
of the job, this firm can be relied upon
for fast, dependable service.
Honest prices and personal attention to
the job make A 1ST RATE PLUMB
ING SERVICE well respected and
highly recommended by area residents,
call 421-8001 for estimates or any ques
tions or concerns about you septic sys
tem.
The Writers of this 1997 Spring Busi
ness Review and Reference Guide are
pleased to be able to recom mend A 1ST
RATE PUMPING SERVICE to all of
our many readers.
Cityfc one serviceman fixes
broken meters on R Street
By Josh Funk
Staff Reporter
The city’s one serviceman is work
ing to repair the faulty parking meters
along R Street in front of the Nebraska
Union.
Two weeks ago, a Daily Nebras
kan investigation found that nearly
one-third of the meters along R Street
from 12th Street to 16th Street either
kept time incorrectly, registered less
than 60 minutes when a quarter was
deposited or some combination of the
two problems.
Traffic engineer Larry Brage said
the city hasn’t been able to look at all
of the meters because its serviceman
was on vacation for five days.
The city pulled the timing mecha
nism from eight of the meters for test
ing.
To test the timing of the meters,
the serviceman must remove the
mechanism from the meter and take
it into his shop for testing.
While the meters are being tested
they are replaced with reliable mecha
nisms from stock.
In the shop the meters are hooked
up to a diagnostic timer to evaluate
how well they keep time.
“Of the eight we have looked at so
far we found one that was really bad
and replaced the timing mechanism
on several of the meters,” Brage said.
Many of the jammed meters along
the street were fixed in response to
complaints from the police depart
ment, Brage said.
The city will continue to work to
fix the rest of the faulty meters along
R Street.
“I am by no means satisfied with
what we have done so far,” Brage said.
“The meters should be working well.”
Meters that continue to perform
badly even after the serviceman works ^
on them will be replaced.
“If we can’t get any assurance that
these meters are going to work well, I
don’t want them out there,” Brage
said.
New ASUN members
V
receive appointments
By Brad Davis
Staff Reporter
After several weeks of recruitment
and selection processes, new commit
tee members were appointed at
Wednesday’s meeting of the Associa
tion of Students of the University of
Nebraska.
Appointments were unanimously
approved for 33 ASUN committees
during the last meeting of the semes
ter, which was at the Nebraska East
Union.
A “plethora” of applications were
received by ASUN Speaker Viet
Hoang, who was in charge of appoint
ing the new members.
“(Committee members) are the
people who give the senate notifica
tion on what student government
needs to work on — it’s kind of a
think-tank,” 2nd vice president
Malcolm Kass said.
Kass attended the last meeting of
the Residence Hall Association as an
ASUN representative and said the
group was discussing extended shuttle
bus service during dead week. The
buses will run from 11:15 pjn. to 2
a.m. during dead week and finals
week.
In other ASUN news:
■ Government Bill No. 8 passed
unanimously. The bill, which deals
with “phased-out” technology, will
recommend that computers replaced
by the new technology fee be given to
student organizations at little or no
charge. The student organizations
would be responsible for the mainte
nance of thedonated computers.
“The point behind this bill is that
there will be a large number of com
puters that will be replaced. They have
not been offered to student organiza
tions before, and many of the offices
have no computers,” President Curt
Ruwe said.
■ Senate Bill No. 2 also was
unanimously passed. The bill recog
nized the new constitutions of two stu
dent organizations: Golf Course Sup
port Association of America and the
University Program Council.
Hoang applauded the senate for its
enthusiastic work during the last half
of this semester, and encouraged them
to continue improving the campus
when ASUN reconvenes next semes
ter.
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1997
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