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Local Ramada Inn
Nears Completion
THE
Thursday, October 24, 1963
BATTALION
Colleg-e Station, Texas
Page 5
RAMADA INN ALMOST COMPLETE
Only finishing touches remain to be done.
Agriculture Orientation Tour
Scheduled For Friday Night
Approximately 120 A&M Uni
versity College of Agriculture
freshmen will attend the annual
Orientation Tour of agricultural
teaching facilities Friday.
The tour starts at 7:30 p.m.
from the Animal Industries Build
ing Lecture Room. Sponsoring the
event is the Freshman Agricul
tural Society, a social and educa
tional organization which provides
first-year students with a means
of becoining acquainted with each
other and with the faculty.
Society President Leroy Shafer
of Trent said the tour’s purpose
is to familiarize students with the
educational opportunities in the
College of Agriculture.
He said the event is not restrict
ed to freshmen agriculture stu
dents.
Shafer estimated that the tour
would take two hours. Agriculture
faculty members will serve as
guides and explain the displays
set up in each department.
The sequence and location of
stops on the tour are as follows:
Animal Industries Lecture Room
—Small groups will be formed to
A&M Debate Club
Competes At Tech
Three teams will represent the
A&M University Debate Club in
the Texas Tech Fall Forensic Fes
tival Friday and Saturday in Lub
bock, John F. Carson, A&M debate
coach, said Wednesday.
Each team will have two mem
bers.
The national intercollegiate de
bate question this year is “Re
solved : the federal government
should guarantee an opportunity
for higher education to all quali
fied high school graduates.”
The Texas Aggie teams will in
clude Wayne Vaughan and Simeon
Lake as a senior team with Sam
Henry and Stephen Lamkin and
Eric Wiswell and George Holder
paired as junior teams.
expedite movements from one
place to another.
Dairy Science — Dairy Science
Building, Room 112.
Biochemistry — Dairy Science
Building, Room 205.
Soil and Crop Sciences — State
Chemist Building, first floor.
Entomology—Biological Sciences
Building, Room 204.
Plant Sciences — Plant Sciences
Building, Room 414.
Range and Forestry — Plant
Sciences Building, Room 308.
Agricultural Economics and So
ciology — Agriculture Building,
first floor, reference room.
Poultry Science — Agriculture
Building, Room 210.
Agricultural Education — Agri
cultural Engineering Building,
ground floor.
Wildlife Management — Agri
cultural Engineering Building,
Room 317-C.
Agricultural Engineering Agri
cultural Engineering Building, lec
ture room, ground floor.
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THE GRADUATE COLLEGE
ANNOUNCEMENT OF FINAL EXAMI
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legn
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5,000 AGGIES CAN’T BE WRONG
LOUPOTS
BY RAY HARRIS
Battalion Special Writer
“Going for broke!”
This is what Joe A. Ferreri said
this week as he viewed five acres
of not yet completed Ramada Inn.
Ferreri and his wife, owners of
the $1,500,000 project, estimate
grand opening time prior to the
A&M-UT football weekend.
The Williamsburg Colonial struc
ture will have 169 rooms when
finished. It will feature three din
ing rooms and a ballroom with a
seating capacity of 800 people.
“Income from the Ramada Inn
will remain in the Bryan-College
Station area because it is locally
owned,” said Mrs. Ferreri.
The Ferreris obtained a fran
chise from Ramada, Inc. to build
the motor hotel and are financing
construction through the Massa
chusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co.
of Dallas. Assisting in arranging
the financing of the project is Ar
lington Helbing, Jr., a graduate of
A&M and regional supervisor for
the insurance company. The con
tractor is W. H. Bullard Co. of
Austin.
The owners of the new motor ho
tel feel it will boost local business
considerably.
Swain and Meyers of Decatur,
111., interior decorators, designed
the ballroom, kitchen and dining
rooms.
And there will be variety in din
ing. When completed, there will
be a Pancake Room and a Beef
eater’s Room. Also there will be
a Faculty Room especially de
signed for the faculty of A&M.
Rooms in the new Ramada Inn
were designed and furnished by
Finger Contract Supply Co. of
Houston and offer the visitor many
services. In every room will be
AM and FM radio, a message sig
nal to indicate outside calls at the
main desk and a new innovation,
closed circuit TV. Not only will
regular viewing be available to
occupants, but they will also be
able to observe activities in vari
ous parts of the motor hotel from
their individual rooms.
T’wo rooms will have three bunk-
beds of two bunks each. These
economy rooms will allow six peo
ple to share one room.
The new Ramada Inn will cater
to the family, indicated the own
ers. In the large center portion or
court area will be a play area for
children and a swimming pool with
underwater music. There will be
executive suites and a bridal suite
for' the newlyweds. Also there will
be a barber shop, beauty shop,
flower shop and gift shop. Office
space is available for local busi
nessmen.
INTERIOR OF RAMADA INN
Lobby as envisaged by architect.
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