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1972 Vreeland Awards Are Presented 5 aturdoy, May 6 1972 Mncoln Star 3 CARMICHAEL Calvin Smalley, La Canada, nephew of the late Francis Williarn presented the 1972 Vreeland awards for creativity to six University of Nebraska-Lincoln students at ceremonies Friday afternoon in the Sheldon Gallery. Frof. Robert Spence, chairman of the NU art department, presided over the program at which two students each in the areas of art, music and English were honored. The fine arts awards are supported by proceeds from a bequest by Francis William Vreeland and the recipients are selected by a committee representing the three departments, aided by faculty nominations. Vreeland, an artist and native of Nebraska, was born at Seward in 1879.

The award In art carries his name, while those in music and English carry the names of his parents. The winners of this year's Francis William Vreeland awards in art are graduate student Dwaine Crigger of (reston, Iowa, and senior Steven Yates of Lincoln. trigger, son of and Dwaine Crigger Iowa Teresa Hietbrink Adams Michael Hoefs Arapahoe Debra Steven Hulbert Yates Lincoln Lincoln Francis Crigger of lives in Seward with his wife, Judy. He is completing work on a master of fine arts degree specializing in sculpture and has accepted an appointment as an assistant professor of art in a state colllege. Yates, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas A. Yates. 7145 Oxford will receive a bachelor of fine arts degree in May and plans to continue his studies seeking a degree He submitted a portfolio of photographs and paintings in the competition. The $.700 Ida M.

Vreeland awards in music went to senior Teresa Hietbrink of Adams, who also won a 1971 award, and junior Michael D. Hoefs of Meet Star Carrier Terry Kurth Terry Kurth of Lincoln feels that he is gaining valuable business experience on his paper route. A carrier salesman for The Lincoln Star for months, service has been described as excellent. And while customers are generous with their compliments, Terry feels that the pi'oplc on his MATINEE. DANCE BLUE RIVER LODGE Crete, Nebr.

Sunday, May 7 Music By: ROYAL FIVE POLKA BAND COfTilnq Sunday, May 14 FRANK KUCERA ORCHESTRA Danca 44 p.m.—Door pnze at Sc. btveraset Tony's Pitza in Panca hall. Members Guests welcome 1 Mile West, 2 Miles North of Crete Also Available For Private Parties Terry Kurth Experienee Stressed route are the best customers in town. A student at Norwcxtd Park Scnool, Terry nmintains a high: grade average and hopes to become a pilot some day. Terry is active in the Boy Scout program and part of hLs paper route earnings are used to finance his participation in scouting activities.

Interested in a wide variety of sports. Terry plays haifiback om the football team. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kurth, feel that having a paper route has taught their son responsibility and how to manage his money.

While his supervisor is comvinctd that Terry has the ability and character to become one ot i 0 finest young I businessmen. RENDEZVOUS LOUNGE Appeariitg Midnight Cowboys Dine 8i Dance Nightly 1st LINCOLN SHOWING! 1730 432-6042 NOW! CONTINUOUS FROM 11:45 Daily "COUNTRY CUZZINS RATED HILARIOUS ADULT ENTERTAINMENT! EASTMANCOLOR DAILY SHOWING AT 11:45, 1:40, 3:35, 5:30, 7:25, 9:20 P.M. LATE SHOWING FRIDAY SATURDAY AT 11:15 P.M. NO ONE UNDER 18 WILL BE ADMITTED I.D.'S CHECKED Arapahoe, both majoring in music composition. Miss Hietbrink, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer G. Hietbrink, will receive a bachelor of music degree in May. She was winner of a 1972 Boucher award and is a member of Phi Beta Kappa. Her selection was based upon composition of a cantata entitled Hoefs, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Daniel D. Hoefs, was selected for his composition for Trumpet and Wind Like Miss Hietbrink. he is the holder of a Regents creative scholarship. Works of both Miss Hietbrink and Hoefs will be performed during the awards program.

Debra Kay Hulbert of Lincoln and George E. Wehrs of rural Seward are the winners of the Current 4 bW by Code indicatoi volunUry rating given by the motion picture Industry: (G) Suggeated for General audiences. (PG) Pareaial Guidance suggested. Ke- siricled under 17 not admitted without parent or adult guardian. (X) Persons under 17 not admitted.

84lh Your Local 8:20 11:45. of the Yellow Doctor of Blmtd 1:08. Cinema 1: Last Picture 1:05, 3:10, 5:15, 7:25, 9:35. Cinema 2: On The 1:30 8:00. Varsity: "The Concert for 1:10, 3:10, 5:10, 7:10, 9:10.

(Rt 5:30 8:4.5. Nebraska: French (Ri 3:30, 5:.70, 7:.70, 9:30. State: 1:00, 3:00, 5:00, 7:00, 9: (Ml. Fmbassy: 11:45, 1:40, 3:35, 5:30, 7:25, 9:20. 11:15.

Joyo: 7:00, 9:00. West Any ifflRSSi You're in for one of the most enjoyable times of your life! Deborah Winters Charles AiOmari COLOR Low Bids On Road Projects Announced John H. Vreeland awards in English. Miss Hulbert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth L. Hulbert of 600 Leavitt Lane, was selected for a group of poems and a play she had written. She is an editorial assistant for the Prairie Schooner and plans to do graduate study in creative writing. Wehrs, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Richard M. Wehrs, was selected for his writing of both poetry and of fiction. He plans to do graduate study in English at the University of Chicago. A Handy Man At Home. If you follow the Home and Yard news column In the Journal and you can be.

There are many It ideas. I EYPEeT TOO M'DCft FRO I -mE5E, miracle fabrics By Associated Press Apparent low bidders on nearly $4 million worth of highway construction in Nebraska were announced by the State Roads Dept. Low bids totaled $.7,982.281, compared with an advance estimate of $4,092,234. The projects by county, with mileage, location and apparent low bidders include I Interstate: US-United States; N-Nebraska): County 7.9 miles, 140, Sidney-Sunol; Valley Conffucfion Grand Island $703,188 on grading, gravel, detour and fence, and $129,011 on culverts; Hill's Sand and Gravel Polk, $57,007 on roadside improvement. Lancaster: 5.7 miles, US-i, Lincolp- Waverly; asphaltic concrete surfacing, Abel Construction Lincoln, $303,310.

Adams: 1.7 miles. US-4 34 Hastings west and Juniata south; Werner Construction and Werner and Son, Hastings, $330,269 on grading, detour mtim nmshowmg "A darn good tough -JUDITH CRIST. York Magazine gravel, pavement; L. J. Webb Contractor, Geneva, $51,682 on culverts; Hill's $6,243 on roadside Improvement and $2,620 on guard rail.

Adams: 1.9 miles US-6 8. 34, Hastings west and Ingieside spur; Werner Construction and Werner and son, on grading, gravel, pavement; Webb $29,975 on culverts; Hill's $8,414 on roadside improvement and $3,487 on guard rail; Beatrice Construction, Beatrice, $131,144 on bridges. Dundy: US-34, Benkelman west, bridge widening, Western Plains Construction Lincoln $299,214. Wheeler; 0.9 mile, Pibel Lake recreation road; grading, culverts, bituminous sand; W. Biba Engneering Geneva, $41.734 Wayne: N-15, Wayne south; culverts and asphaltic concrete surfacing, Norfolk Bridge and Construction Norfolk, $32,784.

Chase: Wauneta north; concrete culvert, James E. Simon Co, North fe, $12,248. Jefferson; 6 9 miles, N-4, Daykin east; asphaltic concreft surfacing, Biba, $230,813. Adams 6 milej, US-34 8, 281, Hastings north and on Burlington avenue Hast ngs; culverts and asphaltic concrete surfacing, Werner Construction ard Werner and Son $260.793. Platte: 10,7 miles, N-22 AAonroe east ard west; Paul D.

Robinson, Oshkosh, $7,375 on guard rail; Biba $213,587 on asphalt concrete surfacing. Lancaster; Department of Road; parking Lincoln; asphaltic concrete surfacing, Dobson Bros Construction Lincoln, $49,430 iGPi ADDED SECOND FEATURE DICK VAN DYKE IN "SOME KIND OF A NUT" i SUNDAY BUFFET 11 o.m. to 4 p.m. BREADED PORK CHOPS SWISS STEAK BRAISED BEEF RIBS NOODLES 2.00 ADULTS-St .50 CHILDREN HEtDI HAROLD'S CAFE CRETE, NEBR. Ph.

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LEACHMAN I BEST I' SUPPORTING ACTOR BEN JOHNSON 'if THE LAST FisrniRE SHOW UNIVERSITY of IMhBiWSKA LINCOLN THEA a jfc VW-u 13 HOWELL MEMORIAL THEATRE 12th 1:00 5:00 P.M. Monday thru Saturday 'hi now showing NO RESERVED SEATS MATINEES MON. THRU FRI. 1:30 P.M. $1.50 EARLY EVE.

SUN. HOLIDAYS 4:45 P.M. $2.25 LATE EVE. MON. THRU THURS 8 P.M.

$2.00 FRI. 8 P.M. $2.25 i SUN. HOLIDAYS 1:00 P.M. $2.25 I NO CAR PARKS NOR PASSES FINEST THEATRES SATURDAY AT 2:15, 5:30 8:45 P.M.

LINCOLN FAIRGROUNDS COLISEUM Three big shows today at 1,3 and 8. Final performance Sunday at 2:30. Get your tickets at the gate, Latsch Brothers downtown, or Youngtown at Gateway. Admission $2, Children $1. Reserved seats extra.

Produced by i Productions opple presents GEORGE HARRISON and friends in THE CONCERT FOR BANGLADESH NOW YOL SEE IT AND llEAK AS IF YOU WEKE THERE! in stereophonic sound SATURDAY ADMISSION $1.50 TILL 6 THEN $2.50 SUNDAY FEATURES AT 2:15, 5:30, AND 8:45 niSYMCTiO Il'iKliil'itlill 1 I by Saul Ptoiluiia by Hamion by Hattissn rilaoit Swnd liotk X.oilobI* On Xppit WIDE WORLD OF ENTERTAINMENT.