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g (B.S, !! etic h 'hemical M.S.) t'rn sburgh ( ' 1 'eniic a | Nemours stern E| e( | {el1 Telep k 1Ue inter: Qualjfijj,' s B attali fJl r ' ?88r+9 ■Is i mmt.m . ; R^1| nn wEET" Tvvo Form Of Beauty iBeaiity comes in different forms. Here Miss Patty Ayers, apretty Texas Tech co-ed from Corpus Christi, is pictured with a Hugh Dahlia displayed during Tech’s Fall Horti cultural Festival. Miss Ayers was selected a horticulture princess and served as a hostess at the festival. (AP Wire- Seeks Funds VTURE NDE” 40c kKER TOURS HOLIDAY-ON-SKIS IN COLORADO Dec. 26th-Jan. 1st Featuring winter sports on the snow-clad slopes of Hidden Val ley; skiing, ice-skating, tobog ganing. Round trip from Dal las by Texas Zephyr $183.00. VIVA HOLIDAY IN MEXICO Dec. 26th-Jan. 1st Featuring 6 festive days in Mexico City, Cuernavaca, and Taxco—with a gala celebration New Year’s Eve. Round trip by air from Houston $225. Beverley Braley TOURS and TRAVEL Memorial Student Center Texas A&M ColleRe College Station, Texas Phone Victor 6-7744 (Editor’s note: This is the third of a series of agencies that are participating in the College Station United Chest Fund Drive which starts today.) The Brazos Committee on Alco holism, Inc., is one of the agencies and it has a United Chest goal of $300. The committee is a volun teer health agency devoted to in creasing public understanding of the disease of alcoholism. It also tells the nature of alcoholism, its control, prevention and treatment. Another agency is the Texas Rehabilitation (Renter which is located in Gonzales. The TRC serves both the young and old who are suffering from many types of crippling and disabling accidents and diseases. Only two requirements are nec essary for the admission to the Center—the person must be re ferred by a physician, and he must be capable of benefiting from the program offered. The TRC is a non-profit organi zation created by Texans and dedi cated to the needs of the handi capped. More than 120,000 persons in the United States serve on another of the agencies—The Salvation Army. It is a religious and charitable organization dedicated to the task of meeting the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of needy per sons. The Army is ready in all types of emergencies. The Salvation Army is sustained Development Fund Projects To Be Chosen Selection of 19G2 development fund projects of the Former Stu dents’ Associatnon will be made at the annual fall meeting of the association council and executive board in Houston Nov. 17-18. Other matters on the agenda will include a report of progress of the 1961 development fund and discussions of the student loan program and the Century Study. Headquarters for the association council and other exes will be the Shamrock-Hilton Hotel on South Main where the executive board of the association will hold the initial meeting at 3 p.m. Friday, Nov. 17. At 6:30 p.m. members of the council and their wives and guests will attend a dinner in the Grecian Room followed by the council meeting at 8. Presiding at the meetings will be James W. Aston, ’33, president of the Republic National Bank of Dallas and current president of the Association of Former Stu dents. Chartered buses will take the gi’oup to the A&M-Rice game Saturday, Nov. 18. Leading riders at Garden State Park racetrack in 1960 were Bill Hartack in the spring and John Sellers in the fall. beb 5S” 1® CKS 1 )C E?. N €3 W 1 Old Spice quality in a new hair tonic • Keeps hair handsomely groomed — all day • Fights dandruff ® Moisturizes—pre vents dryness • Guaranteed non-greasy 1.00 plus tax ice : HAIR TONIC SHU l_TO N primarily through voluntary pub lic support, supplemented by fees and membership contributions. A Chest goal of $750 has been set; for the SA. The College Station Recreation Council has been allotted $1,700 by the Budget and Admissions Committee in the drive. The Recreation Council provides a diversified and effective program for all age groups of the City of College Station. Major emphasis of the Council is on summer pro grams. During 1961 over 2,000 people took part in the 15 programs spon sored by the Council. In addition, several thousand were present for the annual July 4th picnic and fire works display. Some of the pro grams offered by the Council are swimming, tennis, tumbling, bowl ing and Little League baseball. THE BATTALION Thursday, November 2, 1961 College Station, Texa* Page S ■ p xx- * ; pP4., A" M"'’ ' ts>L ' ipm ■i 11 1 • Navy’s Mightest Commissioned This is an aerial view of the aircraft carrier as five city blocks and the flight deck is Constellation during the commissioning more tthan four acres. The Constellation is ceremony at the New York Naval Shipyard designed for travelling at more than 30 in Brooklyn. The 75,000-ton vessel is as long knots. (AP Wirephoto) Imperial Sugar 5 FlOUr GoM Medal TIDE Wesson Oil MORTON’S TEA .^29c PARD DOG FOOD 8 ^ $1.00 5 Lb. Bag Lb. Bag Giant Box Large Size 45 39 65 39 Libby’s FROZEN LEMONADE Large 12-Oz. Can 19c Van Camp PORK & BEANS 2A 0 125c COMSTOCK APPLE SAUCE 2 c 3 139c HILLSDALE PINEAPPLE 2^: 25c Best Maid SALAD DRESSING ?: r 39c LEGRANDE CORN s ?,r 2^125c RENOWN CUT BEANS..., 2 ( 3 125c KARMm j FRESH!/ Valley Sweet Juice ORANGES 5 lb. bag 29c Ruby Red GRAPEFRUIT 5 lb. bag 29c Young Tender—Home Grown TURNIP or MUSTARD GREENS 2 Bunches 25c Fresh Home Grown GREEN ONIONS Bunches 25c FRESH GREEN BEANS 2 Lb9 25c RED RIPE TOMATOES 2 Lbs 25c Tender YELLOW SQUASH 2 Lb ,25c BIG BELL PEPPERS 2 Lb , 25c RUSSETT POTATOES ir E : £ 39c HEART OF TEXAS FANCY FRYERS - whole pound Fancy Baby Beef Steaks ROUND STEAK 69c Tender Tasty SIRLOIN STEAK .. Lb .79c Extra Good T-BONE STEAK : , L ,89c Rump or Pikes Peak ROAST Lb . 69c Hormel Smoked Hams Whole Lh. 49c SHANK Lb. 39c — BUTT END Lb. 59c Hormel ALL MEAT FRANKS L ,49c Hormel DAIRY SLICED BACON L b .59c SPECIALS GOOD NOVEMBER 2-3-4, 1961 MILLER'S 3800 TEXAS AVENUE SUPER MARKET ^ VI 6-6613