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ATTENTION!!!
ALL CLUBS
Athletic, Hometown,
Professional, and
Campus Organizations.
Pictures for the club sec
tions of the Aggieland are
now being scheduled at the
Student Publications Of
fice, Y.M.C.A. Bldg.
LAST DAY
Elvis Presley
In
“HARAM SCARUM”
STARTS TOMORROW
2 Peter Seller’s Hits
“ONLY TWO CAN
PLAY”
&
“THE MILLIONAIRES”
LAST DAY
“PREMITIVE LOVE”
STARTS TOMORROW
RAIN GUAGE
Mrs. Lydia Blaha receives some pertinent information
from Dr. R. A. Clark of Texas A&M’s Department of
Meteorology about the rain guage that was recently placed
in the Blahas’ yard in northwest corner of Burleson County.
The guages were located all over Yegua River drainage
basin to check the feasibility of forcasting flooding by
electronic surveillance.
THE BATTALION
Tuesday, December 7, 1965 College Station, Texas Page 3
YMCA Will Wrap
Yuletide Packages
In preparation for the Christ
man season J. Gordon Gay, YMCA
general secretary, has brought
five rolls — 2500 feet — of
wrapping paper, which “volun
teer helpers” will use to wrap
A&M students’ Christmas pack
ages.
The YMCA has continued this
service each year since beginning
it in 1943. Gay says that last
year they wrapped 543 packages.
He adds that students may
bring their gifts to the “Y”’ now
from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. “Students
should bring them as early as
possible because of the rush,”
states Gay,” and not wait until
the last minute.”
Carrying out a 50-year-old
tradition, groups of Corps fresh
men will sing carols throughout
the campus Dec. 13-18. Gay says
that students used to come to the
“Y” looking for carol books, so,
five years ago, he printed some.
He states that they have a
certain number of books for each
outfit and prefers that a fresh
man from each group pick them
up. SCON A delegates and
church groups will also receive
books.
In addition, the YMCA has
prepared “Christmas Medita
tions” booklets and is distribut
ing them in all dorm lounges,
the Memorial Student Center, the
YMCA and the Exchange Store.
Gay asks that only those interest
ed take one of the booklets, which
contain meditations for each day
Dec. 13-31.
Freshmen YMCA members
Paul Gundersen from Illinois and
Leon Willhite from Palestine will
exhibit a display with a “dif
ferent” theme — “Christmas in
Viet Nam” — in a showcase at
the MSC. Other members are
working on programs for needy
families.
Mrs. T. J. Kozik, acting chair
man of the International Hos
pitality Committee, says that
A&M foreign students will at
tend a New Year’s Eve dinner at
the YMCA, based “strictly on
contributions” by faculty and
staff members and local citizens.
Cinderella Cafeteria
Features
Blue Tag 98^ Meal
Which Includes:
Salad — Two Vegetables — Dessert — Rolls or Corn Sticks
Select Your Meat From Four Choices
For Example: Hamburger Steak, Chicken Fried Steak,
Fried Chicken, Swiss Steak.
FAST SERVICE
Hours: Lunch 11-2 — Dinner 5-8
Townshire Shopping Center
Bryan, Texas
Be A Tiger —Shop At Lou’s
and receive cash on your
purchases this Christmas.
Draw a lucky number, and
that percentage of the item
price is yours.
Its Lou’s Way To Say
Merry Christmas
846-6312
Tire Thefts
Haunting
MAKE THIS AN ALL AGGIE
CHRISTMAS
‘KING RAT”
LAST NITE
Adult Art Series
“HIROSHIMA MY
LOVE”
CIRCLE
LAST NITE
“SECRET OF MY
SUCCESS”
&
“CATTLE KING”
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UNDER 12 YEARS' f Rffc
LAST NITE
“SAND PIPER
ROUNDERS”
—Job Calls —
WEDNESDAY
Allied Chemical Corporation—
chemical engineering, chemistry,
civil engineering, electrical engi
neering, industrial engineering,
mechanical engineering.
General Aniline and Film Cor
poration — chemistry.
Northern Natural Gas Com
pany — chemical enginering me
chanical engineering, petroleum
engineering.
City Public Service Board of
San Antonio — electrical engi
neering ,mechanical engineering,
mathematics, physics.
Southeastern Drilling Company,
Inc.—civil engineering, mechani
cal engineering, petroleum engi
neering.
Southwestern Electric Power
Company — electrical engineer
ing, mechanical engineering.
Eastern Ground Electronic En
gineering Installation Agency —
electrical engineering.
U. S. Forest Service — civil
engineering, landscape architect
ure, range and forestry.
Aggieland Agency — North Gate
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COLLEGE MASTER REPRESENTATIVES
Melvin Johnson Charles Johnson Charles Thomas
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Jerry Mitchell
The job of the above men is to explain the College Master pro
gram to each and every senior or graduate student at A&M.
for information Call 846-8228
FIDELITY UNION LIFE
INSURANCE
Aggies Urged
To Remember
Needy Groups
Aggie student organizations
are reminded by Bennie A. Zinn,
director of student affairs, to
remember the needy at Christ
mas.
In the past many Cadet units
and Civilian Dormitory units and
some wives clubs have provided
clothing, food, and toys at
Christmastime from a list pro
vided by the YMCA office.
“Units who wish to participate
in this worthwhile project are
urged to call at once to select
a family at the YMCA office,”
said Zinn.
Fish Car Lot
According to Ed Powell, chief 1
of Campus Security, there were
two thefts of tires last week.
The first theft occured on Dec.
2 and the articles stolen wet*
two tires, two wheels, two hub
caps and 9 lugnuts, valued at
$110. The theft took place while
the car was parked in the fresh
man parking lot near Duncan
Hall.
The car belonged to Len R.
Heimer of Dorm 6.
The second theft took place on
Dec. 3, and two tires, two wheels
and four hubcaps were taken.
This theft occured while the car
was parked in the freshman park
ing lot, North side row. Owner of
this car is Robert W. Frost of
Dorm 14.
The police are investigating.
University Seal Jewelry For Men and Women
Our Famous Dorm Loungers
Glassware Marked With Seal In Sterling Silver
Desk Sized Lighters
And The Gift That Always Fits—
Recorded Music
North Gate
Shaffers
College Station
SCONA XI
in cooperation with
THE GREAT ISSUES COMMITTEE
Presents
THE FAR EAST: FOCUS O N SOUTH EAST ASIA
(The Challenges Of A Dynamic Region)
SPEAKERS
DR. DAVID WURFEL
Associate Professor of
Political Science
University of Missouri
Wednesday 2:00 p. m.
DR. FRAND TRACER
Professor of International
Affairs
New York University
Wednesday 8:00 p. m.
PANEL
MEMBERS
MR. CHARLES T. VETTER
Information Coordinator
Office of Public
Information, USIA
Friday 8:00 p. m.
HON. OLIN E TEAGUE
Congressman,
6th Congressman District
of Texas
MR. CARL T. ROWAN
Immediate Past Director
USIA and Former Deputy
Assistant Secretary of State
For Public Affairs
Saturday 12:00
COL. A. N. GRIFFITHS
British Army Staff
British Embassy
Student Conference On
National Affairs
Public Invited
GEN. PAUL D. HARKINS
Post U. S. Commander
In South Viet Nam
No Picture Available
HON KENNETH YOUNG
President, The Asia Society
Panel Discussions
Thursday 8:0 p. m.
No Admission Charged
Speeches Will Be In
MSC Ballroom