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Playful kid not only runs circles aronnd the large turtles in Children's Zoo, but be
precariously balances n their backs for a slow motion ride. Providing a faster
ride around the zoo is the Iron Horse Railroad (below ).
Department of Recreation
Sponsors Varied Activities
The Lincoln Recreation De
partment offers summer ses
sion -students an opportunity
to participate in n variety .of
recreational activities accord
ing to Director -James H.
Ager .
Saflboatmg and canoeing
instructions are being spon
sored by the department at
Holmes Lake. Eed Cross Cer
tificates win be awarded to
those completing the course.
The Show Wagon, con
tributed to the Recreation De
partment by the Journal-Star
Printing Company, win bost
shows on weekday nights on
the playgrounds of the Lin
coln Public Schools.
Dancing, singing, tapping
and afl types of variety acts
can be used. Both adults and
youth are qualified to audi
tion for the several perfor
mances. Talents from aU of
Lincoln win be featured by
the Show Wagon.
Instructions In tennis, golf,
Films Presented
The Nebraska Union win
present the best of films cf
recent years in its Cinema T7
series in the Union's sman
auditorium tevery Thursday
evening, announced Union
Program Director David
"Sfounkin.
Cinema International series
3s a program coHaboration of
the Nebraska Union and Shel
don Memorial Art GaUery.
Foreign films of the past and
present win be shown at -Sheldon
on Tuesdays.
Summer
Nebraskan
Editor 'Carta Cronkite ,
Muiinmi MjfT Huxer hoy :
Jniurnutiiuj for publication may Ik
turiwd m tf finom 'AW fttthranka
11x1! or culled In at ATi-'MM. The
BUMMER NtUIHAHKAN n publuhed
tacb liMday dunng the hummer
fcnMinoB.
New Trorelers Cafe
and Motel
4040 tornhuskar Highway
pn 24 Hcut
fiatrt! Xofing Specioli, 95c-f 1
CiaanlineM Our Wtotte
Rorncno's
Pizza end
Sandwiches
Free Cclivery
' On campus
Hoon Delivery:
11 .m. to
Ii30 p.m.
225 lb. IDA
Phone
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judo, fencing and throwing
borseshoes are being offered
for Lincoln residents along
with swiniming and 'diving
lessons.
Tad" dancing lessons wfll
be sponsored by the depart
ment and guns and ammuni
tion are furnished for those
taking instruction in air
riflery. Baseball and softbaH fans
wfll be able to continue sup
porting their favorite league
teams as the six city bal 'or
ganizations wind up for play.
Men's softbaH teams wfll
play evenings .on diamonds at
University Place, Cooper
Park, Ballard Field on Have
lock and Muny Park. Slow
pitch leagues begin their sec
.ond season this summer.
Leisure time can be spent
fiither an participating in
one of these many sports ac
tivities or an being a spectator.
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at much fire and brilliance at conventional
round-cuto plus ihe grace of marquises. In a
aimple setting thai emphasizes the gem
itself, the oval diamond hat infinite charm.
Charge or budget
Illustration, slightl mdargai
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1129 "'0" STREET
nsiETIItMl MWKLER KHKA SEal flOCBT
Serving Lincufa Since
Those interested in arts
and crafts may take lessons
in art composition, outdoor
ens, ceramics, iknitting,
sculpture, plastic, lapidary
and modern dance.
Lincoln many parks pro
vide areas for picnics and
other leisure time activities.
The Children's Zoo which
officially pened in July. 1965,
has attracted over 340.000
chftdren and adults. The zoo's
Iron Horse Railroad winds
around a creek, across a
trestle and through a tunnel
Visitors may emer some f
the cages to feed and pet the
animals.
The Chet Ager Nature Cen
ter is provided to conduct
community cutdoor programs
in natural sciences, nature
tudy and appreciation, as
wefl as conservation. Tne
center stresses learning and
personal enrichment in an
an 'outdoor environment.
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TF Presents Rededication
Live coverage of ceremon
ies rededicating Nebraska's
State Capitol tops the view
ing schedule this week on
stations of the Nebraska Ed
ucational Network Wednes
day, June 14, at 2 p.m.
According to Centennial
Commission officials, t a e
ceremonies are expected to
include the massing of colors
with up to 200 color guard
units participating; an ad
dress by Governor Norbert
Tiemann, and the presenta
tion of a commemoratory
plaque to members of the
Capitol Building Commission.
Two special guests will
appear on the statewide tele
cast: Hugo Srb, a long-time
clerk of the Legislature, and
R. C. Harris of Fremont, the
only living senator who
served in the 1919 session
which appropriated funds to
construct Nebraska's Cap
itol. This is another program in
a series of special Nebraska
Centennial events being pre
sented live on the ETV Net
work. 12.-W SING Hl-STNG U
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Friend!- and hi friend lit Ik
Annul the tifwwnooi Iwrwiwa enr
city and the -country. 'CNX.T.i
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1:86 WIATS XEW
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waannnc meread T'nra weaaniia
tf war. Their (-iumisness as dem
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Thifi film 4ranBUH nnw a nrhnol
muff help nnnontial ..im-aniie h
luiquBnt aduit tt achool liie.
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Ir. fierp and rnrshem Teview
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the muiKie oi several
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Thai -prncrum dunumentR 1tw spirit
(Of advanture ttiat prompted l fa
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Americuri Wem
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Ttirue (Torporate reecutive 6 J -nutHi
Ihe profit riquwaf 'thrnuch
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10:30 M'T iKITlKi Ai,
12i00 rTHlLf REPJ OhOWING
Xir. f jf r dinmjwtee childrer'fi
ntwdti to belong in firuupe, and tht
diftereimf tmtwtwD a club .and
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12:30 TV KINllEntGAitTE
l:Wt WHAT NEW
Kniime ut erty xptaration to
Antarctica. (A.F; T.J
1:30 IME'N AND IDEAS
htitm Adarrih tally. About his .ca
rrier a an amor.
2:00 KEDEIUCATION OF THE -STATE
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the rnu'lnr imlieTatiiin i aa
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has all your
Summer School needs.
Stop in compare
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New Campus Bookstore.
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