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Police After
Stray Dogs
A “pick up the stray clog” cam
paign will be in effect this week
in College Station, according to an
announcement made by Ran Bos
well, City Manager.
Police officers have been in
structed to pick up all dogs found
running loose without proper tags.
City ordinance requires that dogs
have both a vaccination tag and a
city dog tag. Dogs may be licensed
at city hall without presentation
of evidence of vaccination.
“The City Council is seriously
interested in seeing that the stray
clog situation doesn’t get out of
hand,” Boswell said. “If rabies
ever gets started in an area where
lots of stray unvaccinated dogs are
on the loose, things can get mighty
dangerous, especially for chil
dren.”
Persons who allow an unvacci
nated and untagged dog to run
loose are subject to a fine up to
$50, according to city ordinance.
Persons wishing to claim impound
ed dogs should contact city hall.
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THE BATTALION
Thursday, February 11, 1960
NS A Representatives To Attend Meet
Seven members of the Bryan- ma Kasner, Mrs. Ruby Dishman,
College Station, Texas
Shorthorns, which are heavy
beef cattle, were imported from
England in 1830.
College Station chapter of the Na
tional Secretaries Association will
attend the NSA Seminar in Corsi
cana Saturday. The theme of the
meeting will be “Invest One Day
in Tomorrow’s Future.”
Delegates to the seminar will be
Mrs. Margaret Coleman, Miss Al-
Mrs. Florence Hall, Mrs. Mary
Beth Gandy, Mrs. Sybil Deauquier
and Mrs. Merle Buchanan.
These seminars are sponsored
by the NSA to promote the growth
of the individual -"and the develop
ment of the secretarial profession, i
A&M MENS SHOP
03 MAIN
NORTH GATE
AGGIE OWNED
Tries Out Unique Pipe
Battalion Sports Editor Joe Callicoatte tries
out an Italian two-headed hand-carved pipe
being offered by a national tobacco company
as a premium. Callicoatte had trouble at
first with the pipe trying to decide just
where the tobacco went, but after mastering
the filling of the thing was still subjected
to a lot of ribbing about his unique pipe.
Battalion News Editor Robbie Godwin looks
on with amazement.
English Department
Offers New Course
■A special once-a-week section of
English 103, offering instruction
in spelling, punctuation and gram
mar, will be offered by the Depart
ment of English this semester, ac
cording to an announcement by Dr.
S. S. Morgan, head of the depart
ment.
Classes will meet each Monday
night from 7:15 to 9:45 in Room
307 of the Academic Building to
enable those with full schedules to
attend.
Special emphasis will be placed,
not on rules and definitions, but
Police Seeking
Car Thieves
Police are still seeking the per
sons who, stole two 1956 model se
dans from the College View Apart
ment area last Friday night or
Saturday morning and abandoned
them wrecked on Farm Road 2154
south of College Station. College
Station police discovered the cars
Saturday morning.
Don Cox, D-7-X, College View,
owned one of the autos, while the
other was being operated by Con
ley Williams, A-6-C, College View.
The cars were apparently taken
between 11 p.m. Friday and 4 a.m.
Saturday, according to Lee Nor
wood, College Station Chief of Po
lice. One of the car owners had
parked his car at 11 p.m., and a
neighbor parked his car in the va
cant spot at 4 a.m.
• Police were still searching for
the thieves Thursday morning.
Anderson, Bolton
Attend Meeting
The Rev. Norman Andei’son,
pastor of the A. & M. Presbyterian
Church, and Ruling Elder, Dr. F.
C. Bolton, attended the meeting of
the Presbytery of Brazos at St.
Philip Presbyterian Church in
Houston Tuesday and Wednesday.
Each of the 83 churches in the
Presbytery was represented by its
pastor and one ruling elder.
EASILY DOUSED
MADISON, Wis. CP)—Plenty of
firemen were in hand when an un
scheduled blaze broke out.
Safety and rescue drills were
being staged for the Southern Wis
consin and Northern Illinois Fire
men’s Assn, when a 7,200-volt
power line touched off a fire on a
truck being used in a mock rescue.
The blaze was put mV ^uickly.
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State Farm Saved
Texans Money
We aim to insure careful
drivers only. Savings here
have allowed us to pay divi
dends to Texas policyholders
year after year. Call me.
STATK FAftM
INSW« AMCf
C. M. Alexander, Jr., ’•«
215 S. Main
Phone XA 3-3616
> Farm Mutual Automobile Insorance Company
on the cause and cure of the indi
vidual’s difficulties with written
English.
Registrations will be accepted
the rest of this week and all of
next week. Entering freshmen and
students whose native language is
something other than English are
not eligible.
Christian Scientist
To Speak Tonight
How sickness and other discords
are healed by prayer based on spir
itual understanding of God will be
the topic of a Christian Science
lecture to be given in the Inter
faith Chapel tonight at 8 by Jules
Cern of New York City.
Open to the public without
charge, the lecture will be spon
sored by the members of Christian
Science Society. His subject will
be. “Christian Science: The Divine
Solution to Every Human Prob
lem.”
Mr. Cern is on extensive tour as
a member of the Christian Science
Board of Lectureship. A native of
Texas, he was an advertising exec
utive for a large New York depart
ment store. After turning from
advertising to the theatre, he ap
peared in three plays on Broadway
and toured most of the United
States and Canada. Since 1935 he
has devoted his full time to the
public practice of Christian Sci
ence healing and to service of the
Christian Science organization.
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Lucky girl!
Next time one of her dates bring up the Schleswig-}
Holstein question, she’ll really be ready for him.
Ready for that test tomorrow, too ... if that bottle of
Coke keeps her as alert tonight as it does other people.
BE REALLY REFRESHED
Bottled under authority of
The Coca-Cola Company by
BRYAN COCA COEA BOTTLING COMPANY
Christmas in February at Faulk's
WE KEEP PRICES DOWN!
NEW PROCESS
TENDER - AGED
BEEF
It's Tenderfui!
EVERY PIECE OF TENDER-AGED BEEF IS GUARANTEED TO BE
TENDER ... TO BE FLAVORFUL ... TO BE TABLE TRIM!
TENDER-AGED HEAVY BONELESS
CHUCK ROAST . 69
TENDER-AGED HEAVY SHOULDER CUT
BEEF STEAK
59c
Weingarten’s is truly proud of its wide selection of U. S. Choice Meats .. .
why don’t you see for yourself.
ARMOUR STAR or FARMER BROWN
BACON
LEAN TRIM PICNIC CUT
39c
PORK ROAST . 27c
YOUNG LEAN SHOULDER CUT
LAMB ROAST
39
Stock your freezer now during Weingarten’s Freezer Fiesta.
TIDE
OLEO
TUNA
SUNFARM EGGS
Giant Size Detergent
Top Spread
Breast O’ Chicken Chunk Style 14 Can
USD A Grade A
Large
Doz
Shellwhite
Armour’s Vegetole
SHORTENING 3 rt b :39c EGGS u ^ ra A A .
59c
12c
25c
39c
45c
LETTUCE
GRAPEFRUIT
U. S. No. 1
Fresh
U. S. No. 1
Ruby Red
heads 25c
5»29c
BOLOGNA
Swift’s Premium
Sliced ib
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We reserve the right to limit quantities. These prices good in Bryan only Feb. 11-13.