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Approximately two hundred
persons from a five-state area
arrived Wednesday at Texas
A&M’s three-day Right of Way
Educational Refresher Seminar.
Speeches and workshop sessions
are scheduled.
Attending are right of way per
sonnel from oil and gas com
panies, highway departments and
other governmental agencies, uti
lity firms and real estate ap
praisers.
Sponsoring the seminar are
Region 2 of the American Right
of Way Association and the Tex
as Transportation Institute of
A&M.
C. V. Wootan of TTI is seminar
director. The chairman of Region
2 is Glen F. Graves, right of way
superintendent of Truckline Gas
Co., Houston.
Technical matters such as en
gineering concepts for right of
way, legal aspects and public re
lations for right of way person
nel are to be considered during
the seminar.
Mobile Dial Telephones Should Be
Available To Residents By March
THE BATTALION
Thursday, August 5, 1965 College Station, Tex^s
Page 5
Bryan-College Station telephone
users will be able to place and
receive calls from dial telephones
in cars about next March.
Thirty-four dial mobile system
customers have already signed for
the service.
The type of system planned
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DISCOUNT CENTER^
Specials Good Thursday, Friday and Saturday, August 5, 6, 7.
Sunbeam Shaver
22.50 Value
GIBSON,S PRICE 10.88
All Prices Plus Tax
Where Applicable
•Sporting Goods—
Redmond
Terrace
SHOPPING
CENTER
College
Station
Highway 6,
South
Open 9 a. m.
To 9 p. m.
COLEMAN CAMP STOVE
2 Burner. Use white gas
or coleman fuel. Folds
into carrying case. Model
425D499. $14.75 Value
Gibson’s Price ..9.97
GARCIA LURE - ABU Hi-Fi
The lure that entices fish. *4 by 14 ounces.
$1.00 Value, Gibson’s Price 37c GO.
—A u tomotive—
C.M.O.
CHAMPLIN
CMO Motor Oil
20-30-40 Weights
45£ Value,
Gibson’s Discount Price
15c qt.
Oil Addative
.-k STP
Super Concentrated
$1.50 Value
Gibson’s Discont Price
—Hardware—
Gibson’s Rotary
POWER MOWER
Push Type - Steel - 22”,
V-22-C. $54.00 Value
ZEBCO 606 REEL
$12.95 Value, Gibson’s Price
WESTINGHOUSE RADIO
No. 898P8. $29.95 Value
While they last
—HOUSEWARES—
OSTER KNIFE SHARPENER
2 wheel electric knife and scissors sharpener. Model 518-11 YP
$18.95 Value, Gibson’s Price $6.99
CUTLERY TRAY
Keeps all cutlery organized. Assorted Colors. No. L-152
59 £ Value, Gibson’s Price 33£
TASTY TOASTER & BROILER
The modem way to cook - At the table. No. AOS
$4.93 Value, Gibson’s Price $2.88
5.77
19.88
SOFT GOODS
HAMPSHIRE AIR MATTRESS
$1.79 Value, Gibson’s Price
79c
30 CAL. CARBINE - Ml
The gun that most every G.I. knows and
loves. Ideal for sport and fun. Semi-
Automatic. All New. $89.95 Value
59.88
Model While Supply Lasts
Gibson’s Price
32.88
We also have other Power
Mowers with values to $69.95
selling at the low price of
$38.77. These include model
RK-225-B & GI5BC2B.
Gibson’s 22”
DELUXE SPREADER
$16.50 Value, Q 07
Gibson’s Price 0*7 #
while they last.
STUDENT DESK LAMP
With Goose Neck. Colors in
Aqua, Beige and Grey. No. 751
$3.50 Value ll 77
Gibson’s Price I • # #
TRAVEL BAGS
Weather treated canvas bag with zipper.
Brown or Blue. Values to $2.97
Gibson’s Price I.'l 7
LADIES LUGGAGE
26” Ladies Pullman. 21” Ladies Weekender. 18” Vanity Case.
18” Train Case. $7.95 Value, Your Choice $3.97 each
GARZA FINE MUSLIN SHEETS
All Cotton. White. Double bed size.
$3.00 Value, Gibson’s Price $1.99 ea.
BOYS JAC SHIRT
100% Cotton. Stripes & Plaids.
Short Sleeves. Assorted Colors.
$3.98 Value, Gibson’s Price $1.27
—CAMERA DEPT—
INSTA FLASH CAMERA KIT. Imperial No. 501
Uses Kodapak Cartridges. Black and White or Color Film and
Slides. $11.95 Value, Gibson’s Price $7.77
GILBERT ELECTRIC
ALARM CLOCK
Sweep Second Hand. White.
Face trimmed in gold color.
Guaranteed one full year.
No. 1269. $4.95 Value
Gibson’s Price
2.88
TEK ELECTRIC
TOOTHBRUSH
With orbital action. Includes
4 brushes. Powered by West-
inghouse. No. HB-60. $19.95
Value, Gibson’s Price
7.88
8x10 PICTURE FRAME
Gold color frame with glass. No. 3008
65c Value
GIBSONS PRICE 33c
Cordless Electric Pencil Sharpener
Use it on the desk or hang it on the wall. Includes 24 pedigree quality
pencils. No. 9524.
4.98 Value
GIBSON S PRICE 2.44
ARROW HAND STAPLER
All Steel Construction. Fully Guaranteed. Includes 1000 Staples.
1.98 Value
GIBSON'S PRICE 1.17
DRUGS—
Hair Setting Gel
DIPPITY-DO
$1.25 Value
63c
1 Qt. Capri
BATH OIL
$1.00 Value
53c
O. J.’s
BEAUTY LOTION
$1.09 Value
63c
ABSORBINE JR.
$1.45 Value
87c
Family Size
EXCEDRIN
$2.59 Value
1.47
SMA
BABY FORMULA
27^ Value
23c
Stripe Family Size
TOOTHPASTE
89£ Value
57c
Large Size Listerine
ANTISEPTIC
98^ Value
63c
Noxzema
SHAVE CREAM
89£ Value
63c
Mennen Push Button
DEODORANT
$1.00 Value
67c
3 Flower
BRILLIANTINE
$1.00 Value
63c
Wilkinson Double Edge
RAZOR BLADES
5 Stainless Blades, 79^ Value ..
53c
for Bryan-College Station will
allow customers to dial local calls
from their cars or trucks and to
receive local calls by the ring
of the mobile telephone—like any
other local phone call—while
within an approximately 25-mile
radius of the system.
RUDDER INSPECTS CAMP
Pictured above is Maj. General Earl Rudder, President of
Texas A&M, along with Aggie Cadet Richard E. Reif snyder
of Alexanderia, Virginia. It was taken on a recent inspec
tion tour made by the General of the advanced ROTC
camp in Annville, Pa.
Graduate Student
Wins Appointment
A Texas A&M doctoral can
didate, James J. O’Brien, has
been chosen as one of the first
post-doctoral fellows at the Na
tional Center for Atmospheric
Research, Boulder, Colo. The
advanced study group of the na
tional center (NCAR) chose O’
Brien and others for one-year ap
pointments.
O’Brien is a doctoral candidate
in the A&M Department of
Oceanography and Meteorology.
He expects to complete his de
gree by January, 1966, and join
NCAR in February.
The NCAR Advanced Study
Program was established to draw
Housing Office
To Make Survey
Texas A&M Housing office
staff members will conduct a
housing survey during August
to determine the availability of
off-campus living quarters for
the Fall semester.
The survey, to be conducted by
phone, will provide listings of
furnished and unfurnished apart
ments and houses, and rooms for
permanent and weekend rentals.
Listings are available to stu
dents and staff members in the
housing office, located in the
basement of the YMCA.
Special needs are for houses
and apartments for single grad
uate women students and for un
dergraduate women in the College
of Veterinary Medicine, the
Housing Office noted.
together a small group of physi
cists, mathematicians and others
to study fundamental problems in
the atmospheric sciences.
O’Brien is working at A&M un
der Professor Robert O. Reid
and has published papers on sta
tistics and micrometeorology. His
dissertation is titled “A Study
of Upwelling and Mixing in A
Two Layer Ocean Induced by An
Axially - Symmetric Stationary
Hurricane.”
The son of Mr. and Mrs.
M. J. O’Brien of 144 Walnut
St., Dunellen, N. J., he completed
undergraduate studies in 1957
at the Mens College of Rutgers
University.
He received the MS degree in
meteorology at A&M last year.
O’Brien holds a National Aero
nautics and Space Administration
traineeship. He has served on
the Graduate Students Council
for two years.
Mr. and Mrs. O’Brien and their
two children reside at A-8-A Col
lege View in College Station.
HOME & CAR
RADIO REPAIRS
SALES & SERVICE
KEN’S RADIO & TV
303 W. 26th TA 2-2819
Pinky Says
Texas A&M hosted 8,960 visi
tors during June and July, P. L.
(Pinkey) Downs Jr., official
greeter for the university, an
nounced.
During the last week Downs
welcomed the millionth visitor
to Aggieland since he became
official greeter 16 years and two
months ago.
The total for that period
reached 1,000,973 visitors before
the week was over. Thirteen dif
ferent groups visited the campus
in July, the largest being the Tex
as Firemen’s Training School.
Downs estimated the visitors
during his tenure spent $21,020,-
433 in the community.
HAVE YOU HEARD-
—that the draft has been increased ?
HAVE YOU HEARD-
—that several larg-e life insurance companies
have recently added a war exclusion clause ?
HAVE YOU HEARD-
—that the College Master has no
war exclusion clause ?
HAVE YOU HEARD-
—that a war exclusion clause
cannot be added after a policy
is in force?
846-8228
Aggieland Agency
FIDELITY UNION
LIFE INSURANCE
N. Gate College Station