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Halftime Appearance
Ramon Galindo, a member of the A&M cage clash between A&M and the University
Gymnastics team, goes through practice of Texas. Other members of the team will
paces for a halftime performance at the also perform in the midway show.
Page To Speak to NSA
Members of the Bryan-College
Station Chapter of the National
Secretaries Assn, will heai’ Dr. J.
B. Page, dean of the College and
dean of the Graduate School at
A&M speak on Yugoslavia at the
regular monthly dinner meeting,
Tuesday.
Dean Page joined the staff of
the A&M in 1950 as a professor in
the Department of Agronomy. In
1955 he was promoted to head of-
the Department pf Agronomy, in
1956 was made dean of the Grad
uate School and in 1957 was made
dean of the College.
Dean Page received his BS de
gree from Brigham Young Uni
versity, his MS from the Univer
sity of Missouri and his Ph.D. de
gree from Ohio State. He is class
ified as a soils physicist.
Dean Page will speak to the sec
retaries about the country of Yug
oslavia. He spent two summers in
Yugoslavia as a Soils Specialist
for the International Cooperation
Administration and has many in
teresting things to tell and slides
to show.
Social Whirl
Friday
Foods Group of the A&M Social
Club will have their collegiate
luncheon at 1 p.m. in the home
service center, .City Utilities Build
ing*, Bryan. Hostesses will be
Mdmes. W. A. Dow, L. C. Grumb
les, L. L. Price and W. O. Trogdon.
Monday
Industrial Engineering Wives
Club will have a meeting in the
YMCA Reading Room at 7:30 p.m.
Mechanical Engineering Wives
Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the
YMCA South Solarium for a so
cial.
Wildlife Wives Club meets with
Range and Forestry Wives Club
at the home of Mrs. Joanna
Wright, 2-D Project House at 7:30
p.m. Mrs. B. Stevenson will dis
cuss “Hospitality in the Home.”
Tuesday
Handicraft and Rug Group of
A&M Social Club will meet at 9:30
a.m. at the home of Mi’s. Charles
LaMotte, 1207 Munson.
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Churches
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St. Thomas Chapel
Sunday morning there will be a
Communion Service at 8 and Com
munion and sermon at 9:15 and
11. Church School will begin at
9:45.
Monday the Thomas Bible Guild
will meet at the home of Mrs. W.
R. Oxley. Tuesday the Prayer
Group will meet at 8 p.m. Wed
nesday at 6i30 a.m. there will be
Holy Communion followed by
breakfast and at 7:10 p.m. Even
ing Prayer will be followed by
Canterbury meeting.
Evening Guild meets at the home
of Mrs. John Standard on Thurs
day at 8 p.m. On Friday at 3:45
p.m. the Junior choir will practice.
A&M Methodist Church
Church services for Sunday will
include Church School at 9:45 a.m.
and Morning Worship at 10:55
a.m. Evening Worship will be at
7.
Friday Night Gaines
Are Crucial to SWC
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Friday night’s games in the
Southwest Conference basketball
race can produce a clear-cut lead
er—or they can throw the loop in
to a three-way tie.
The big game will be at College
Station where Texas A&M, na
tionally ranked and unbeaten until
beaten by Southern Methodist
Tuesday, plays host to the Uni
versity of Texas, current confer
ence leaders.
In the only other game of the
evening Southern Methodist, with
a 2-1 loop record, will entertain
the Baylor Bears at Dallas. The
Bears have a 1-2 conference rec
ord.
Arkansas, 2-1, meets Rice, 0-2,
at Fayetteville in the only confer
ence game Saturday night. If the
Aggies and the Mustangs win their
games, the Porkers could make the
race a four-way tie by beating the
Rice Owls.
Victories by the Aggies and the
SMU Mustangs would throw them
into a three-way ties with Texas
for first place.
CHS A" Students To Participate In Houston Show
Two members of tbe A&M Con
solidated FFA Chapter have been
selected to participate in calf
scrambles during the middle of
February in Houston and San An
tonio.
They are Jimmy McAfree, who
will participate in the calf scram
ble at the 1960 Houston Fat Stock
Show on Feb. 24, and Robert Chen-
ault, who will participate in the
San Antonio Fat Stock Show on
February 12.
The boys were selected to par
ticipate in the events by area FFA
supervisor, Lester Buford.
In the Houston show, every boy
wbo catches a calf will receive a
$200 certificate. He will be ex
pected to buy a registered calf with
this certificate and enter it in the
MILLIONAIRE FOR DAY
NORFOLK, Va. Ronal L.
Chewakin, 20, a sailor on the USS
Waccamaw, asked his mother, Mrs.
Art Chewakin of Minot, S. D., for
$100 for travel expenses when he
got his leave. When he opened
his letter his eyes popped—the
check was for $1,000,100.' Pie sent
it back for another check.
show next year. San Antonio win
ners, however, receive certificates
ranging from $50 to $15 (accord
ing to the order of finsh) with
which they can buy any animal
for a project. They aren’t requir
ed to return and show their animal
at the next year’s show.
The 42-member chapter will ac
company McAfree to the Houston
show for an all day field trip.
NOT SAME SIN
HAMPSTEAD, Md. <A>) _ The
Lutheran minister in this communi
ty is the Rev. Thomas F. Sinn.
SLIDE RULE SPECIALS
POST $23.75
K & E . . . $20.50 & $23.75
Pickett All Metal Slide Rule Complete With
Carrying Case And Strap
$20.50
Lou Will Give AH Buyers A 30 Day Period In Which To Ex
change A Higher Priced Slide Rule For A Lower Priced Onej
Or A Lower For A Higher
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’60 CHEVY! ONLY WAY YOU CAN BUY A
CAR FOR LESS IS TO BUY A LOT LESS CAR!
THRIFTIEST 6 IN
ANY FULL-SIZE CAR
—Chevy’s Hi-Thrift 6
is the '60 version of
the engine that got
22.38 miles per gallon
in the latest Mobilgas
Economy Run—more
than any other full-
size car.
NEW ECONOMY
TURBO-FIRE V8 —
Here’s a V8 with the
“git” Chevy’s famous
for—plus a new econ
omy-contoured cam
shaft and other refine
ments that get up to
10% more miles on a
gallon of regular.
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LUGGAGE C0M-
PARTMENT-The
trunk sill is lower and
the lid opening is more
than a foot and a half
wider than Chevy’s
nearest competitor’s.
There’s over 20%
more usable space!*
♦Based on official data re
ported to the Automobile
Manufacturers Association.
MORE ROOM WHERE
YOU WANT MORE
ROOM — Chevy’s
trimmed down trans
mission tunnel (25%
smaller) gives you
more foot room. You
also get more head and
hip room than in any
other 2- or 4-door
sedans in the field.
EXTRA CONVEN
IENCES OF BODY BY
FISHER—No other car
in Chevy’s field gives
you crank-operated
ventipanes, Safety
Plate Glass all around
and dozens of other
Fisher Body refine
ments.
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CHEVY SETS THE
PACE WITH LOWER
PRICES—All Bel Air
and Impala V8’s are
lower priced, as are
many options. Ex
ample: a Bel Air V8
sedan with Turboglide,
de luxe heater and
push-button radio lists
at $65.30 less for ’60.
QUICKER STOPPING
BRAKES—Long-lived
bonded-lining brakes
with larger front-
wheel cylinders for'60
give you quicker,
surer stops with less
pedal pressure.
SOFTER, MORE SI
LENT RIDE-Chevy’s
the only leading low-
priced car that gentles
the bumps with coil
springs at all four
wheels. Noise and
vibration are filtered
to the vanishing point
by new body mounts.
WIDEST CHOICE OF
POWER TEAMS - A
choice of 24 engine-
transmission teams in
all —to satisfy the
most finicky driving
foot. There are seven
engines with output all
the way up to 335 h.p.
and five silk-smooth
transmissions.
NOT CHANGE FOR
CHANGE’S SAKE,
BUT FOR YOURS —
There’s only one per
son we consider when
we make a change—
and that’s you. That’s
why we don’t think
you’ll find anything
more to your liking at
anything like the price.
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The more you look around the more you'll find to convince
you that no other low-priced car has so much to show for
your money as this new Chevrolet. Here's the kind of
styling sophistication and subtle detail that only Fisher
Body craftsmanship can create. Here's the kind of Full
Coil comfort that neither of the other two leading low-
priced cars—and only some of the smoothest riding
higher priced ones—build into their suspension systems.
Here's more room inside {where you want it) without an
inch more outside {where you don't want it). And with all
these advances Chevy has managed to hold the price line!
Your dealer will be delighted to fill you in on all the facts.
See The Dinah Shore Chevy Show in color Sundays NBC-TV—the Pat Boone Chevy Showroom weekly ABC-TV<
Now—fast delivery, favorable deals! See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer.
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