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Lincoln parks draw crowds.
Horses, boats, zoos
end school blues
By Michelle Carr
For students who find themselves with nothing to do
before the grind of sehool begins, Lincoln offers a variety
of activities to help wipe out boredom.
Holmes Lake Marina, 3016 S. 70th St., rents sailboats
' and paddle boats . for cruising around Holmes Lake. The
marina offers AMF Sunflsh sailboats with a maximum
capacity of three people in either boat, according to
marina employee Brian Barelman.
The boats can be rented daily from 1 ajn. to sundown
and a $2 returnable deposit is required. Barelman said.
The price of the first hour for paddle boats is $3.64 and
$1 .82 for every additional hour. For sailboats, the price is
$7.28 for the first hour and $4.16 for additional hours, he
said.
Free sailing lessons are offered with sailboat rentals and
a marina boat patrols die lake for people who find them
selves stuck on the opposite side, he said. Ufejackets are
recommendedbutnot re quired, he said.
xFor people-Who dont take to the Water, horseback
riding might be the answer. Pioneer Stables at Pioneer
Park otters 1 5. horses of. varying gallops, according to , '
stable owner Carl Brown. The horses rent for $4 an hour
es weekdays and $4.50 an hour on weekends and holi
days, a; said.
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ions, especially for weekend ridesl '
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; trip to the zoo can. Lincoln has Shree zoos, two of which,
are free. Ager Memorial Zoo, 1300 S; 27th St.,offers 40 ;
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The bird exhibits and the mandrall baboons are among ;
the most impressive exhibits in the zoo, according toDave
Rutiter, assistant superintendent.
' A grazing park at Pioneer Park offers 60 animals and
can be reached by foot or car. The parte is open dauy i
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,'- , The Lincoln Children's Zoo 2800 A St., is open May " 4
through Labor Day from 10 ajn. to 5 pjn. on weekdays
' and Saturday and from 10 ajn. to 6 pm. on Sundays.'
The play "Zoo Revue is being shown daily at the Bird
r HiMtn In ih zoo. The olav includes musical .
cxerpts from Broadway, according to Julie Eyth, public
service coordinator at the zoo. .
The play shows Monday through" Friday, monrings at
10:30, 11:30 and 12:30. During the weekend, the play
shows in the afternoon a 1,2 and 3.
Admission toJhe play is included in the gate admis
sion, which is $1.75 for adults and 7S cents for children
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