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4 Hi i. "it A J : ; i ' 1 1 i ; 1 Horse course is racy subject Juniors and seniors with $50 and an interest in horses can take a new course in horses and riding second semester. Animal Science 115, or "Light Horse Production and Equita tion," will include working with horses the last 8 to 10 weeks, according to R. B. Warren. The $50 lab fee covers horse and equipment rental and in surance, Warren said. The university has no h o r s e s and must rent them from a local stable. A population explosion In horses, from 3.4 million in 1959 to about 8 million today, has Calendar Wednesday, Nov. 11 National Irrigation Symposium, Nebraska Center Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship 7:45 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. Nebraska Union ASUN, 4 p.m. Union Council for Exceptional Children. 4:30 p.m. Union . . Builders, Culture, 4:30 p.m. Union Engineering Toastmesters. 5:30 p.m. Union ., , Red Cross, 6:15 p.m., Union Kosmet Klub, 6:30 p.m. Union Builders, Excec., 6:30 p.m. Union Husker Honeys. 7 p.m. Union N.U. Meds, 7 p.m. Union T. C. Advisory Board, Pre-reglstratlon ssitance, 7 p.m.. Union Builders-board, 7 p.m. Union Christians In Action, 7 p.m. Union Cornhusker Marketing Club. 7:30 p.m. Union ... NU Soccer Team, I p.m. Union NU Wildlife Club, 8:30 p.m. Union Alcoa, part time ob Interviews, 1:45 Union , Homecoming Queen Elections, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., Main Lounge, Union Nebraskan Want Ads LOST 1969 big 8 football ring. Call or leave message for John Decker at 435-931. Reward. FOR SAL! NEW MOBILE HOMES 12x60 Complete $4,500. 14x60 complete $5,995. 24x60 save $1,000 discount. 12x58 parked nice, air $3,500. Bob Carroll Home Sales. 2545 Cornhusker Highway, 466 2888. '66 Comet, 4-speed, mechanically sound, body good. 475-2518, 1956 Cadillac hearse, good condition, $400, 482S Huntington, phone 466-2076 or 434-8543. . Two tickets to K-State game. 435-4275, Employment Housoparent couple to 10 adults and vouths with retardation. Some evenings I, weekends, free during day, receive room, board, salary. Apply weekdays 475-4997. Good typist, bookeeper variety of re sponsibilities. Flexible hours. 432-2772, Youth needs you. Work with teenane girls one afternoon week. Call 432 2802, extension 4. Bass andor qultarlst for PROGRESSIVE ROCK BAND. Must be able to got shit together. Permanent work & good money. Contact DMZ at 432 8328 or Fred Bettge at 488-7998 after 8:00 p.m. Ground control. Wanted People to go on tour of Eatorn Europe with Iwo grad stude-ts. 21 days (no proximately WOO). Write 1224 S. 13th St., Lincoln 68502. Miscellaneous ALL ADS MUST BE PREPAID. $ .OS par word and .50 day minimum. Sewing and alterations. Call Pat Moure 799-2615. FREE RENT In return for work as handyman. 432 2772. European nomads: The most economi cal way to Europe next summer. 5th nonsecullve year. Write: European Odyssey, Wlnsted, M nnesota 55395 OVERSEAS TEACHING OPPORTUNI TIES. Unlimited teaching opportunities are available for professors, Instruc tors, and tor prospective teachers In any field, anywhere In the world. Ex. eellent pay. For application Informa tion please send $5.(0 to: Teach Over seai, P. O. Box 913, Needles, Calif. 92363. Please Indicate In what country you wish to teach. brought about a demand for the course, the former Michigan State instructor said. "Horses are the number one livestock competition in the U.S.," he said, "and 4,600 Nebraska 4H members own horses." The course will cover managing, feeding, housing, breeding, shoeing and riding, Varren said. He is a nationally approved American Horse Show Association senior registered judge. Near the end of the semester, he said, intra-class equitation, or riding competitions will be held. The equitation training ' includes saddle, blanket, stir rup and rein adjustment, grooming, riding positions, types of gait, basic dressage movements, and some ad vanced riding and jumping. Safety precautions and care of the horse after riding will be included, Warren said. He has judged some of the largest horse shows in the country in the Quarter-horse, Appaloosa, Arabian and Cut ting Horse divisions. Warren coaches some of the University livestock judging teams and is Vice-President of the National Block and Bridle Club. English classes in living units Second Semester 1970-71 - Time Day. Sac No. Instructor tlvln Unltl EnXh 18.2 0830-0920 MTWTF S. 015 Healey Harper-Sch runM Pnl i,h . 0830-0920 MTWTF Sec. 016 Pierce Cither-Pound-WRH e3 h " MTWTF Sac. 025 H.aley H-SS English 12 0930-1020 MTWTF Sec. 0 Plerc. "ISaX English 1U 1230-1320 MTWTF Sec. 055 Byrd CESSES English 1U 1330-1420 MTWTF Sec. 06S Byrd S English 1M 1630-1720 MTWTF Sec. 09S Monsott 'iUl-tandlt English 002 0630-0920 M W R Sec. 015 English 002 0930-1020 M W F Sec. 024 Abel-Sando English 002 1230-1320 M W F See. 054 Murriock Cather-Pound-WRH English 002 133C-1420 M W F Sec. 044 Murdock ...... Cather-Pw-WRH lmgllsh0C2 1530-1620 M W F Sec. 084 DeFlyer . . . . Ha wr-Scamm-Smith I3sh OK 1630-1720 M W F Sec. 094 DeFlyer HtKUmoWRH Eng Ish 004H 0930-1020 M W F Sec. C24 Moler ""beTtadoi Enollsh 004H 1400-1515 T T Sec. 069 Bowers J,i?k English 004H 1530-1645 T T Sec. 089 Bowers Harper-Schrimm-Smith English 021 1230-1345 TT Sec. 056 C. Nelson jc" English 129c 19C0-2C15 M W See. 101 Wolfley 5JJ?5 meer registration. Evening courses are open to all students. You know him, but have you ever been to his house? Sure, you got through Shakespeare In class. You can even quote lines from his plays. But have you ever walked down the streets where he walked? Like Henley Street where he was born. Or visited Hall's Croft, the home of his daughter Susanna? Or some of the other homes he held dear? Because only then can you truly understand the man and his times. There's so much more you ca n learn about history simply by being where it happened. BRITISH TOURIST AUTHORITY Box92J,Dcpt.CN.l,N.Y..N.Y. 10019 Send me your free booldet: Britain for Young People. Nam College,. AJJrcs Orv State. -ZIP. And In Britain you can travel through thousands of years of history. And you can do it on a very limited budget. To find out about accommodations for as little as $3 a night (full English breakfast included), places where lunch or dinner costs $1.50, special discount tickets and lots more ways to save money, send for our free booklet: Britain for Young People. It's one way to get acquainted, with the right people and places. THE NEBRASKAN WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1970 ajtjlMaaiaj PAGE 8
