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Wednesday, June 10, 1970
College Station, Texas
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1970
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The 1970 preliminary census
count was a major topic of dis
cussion at the regular weekly
meeting of the Bryan-College Sta
tion Chamber of Commerce Exec
utive Committee. It was unan
imously agreed that a major ef
fort should be made to see that
all persons in Bryan-College Sta
tion were counted in the census.
Meeting with the Executive
Committee was Mayor Jerome
Zubik, Mayor D. A. Anderson,
City Manager Ran Boswell, and
City Manager Fred Sandlin.
Anyone who thinks they were
not counted in the census is urged
to leave their name and address
with the Bryan-College Station
Chamber of Commerce office
(Phone: 822-3721), so that a fol
low-up can be made to be sure
everyone was counted. Do not
send your census form but keep it;
all we need is your name and
address at the current time.
If you have previously left
your name and address with the
Chamber or with the news media,
it' will not be necessary to call
again. According to the prelimi
nary count, Bryan-College Station
has a combined population of 49,-
772. The preliminary count for
College Station is 17,283 and for
Bryan, 32,489. This total is 228
people short of the 50,000 count
which is one of the necessary
criterion for receiving a metro
politan area designation. It is
important to all segments of our
community that we have this met
ropolitan area designation and all
citizens are urged to cooperate in
this community effort.
Texas vets arrive
for annual con fa b
Approximately 125 Texas vet
erinarians will be on campus
Wednesday through Friday for
the 23rd annual Conference for
Kantfn man's cologne,
with the Spirit of Sweden.
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Owner is responsible for local cartage, repairmen’s travel expense if required, replace
ment of gaskets, filters, rubber or plastic parts, and installation kit material. Owner
is also responsible for normal maintenance service (cleaning of coils, water drains,
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Texas Veterinarians.
Dean Alvin A. Price of the
sponsoring College of Veterinary
Medicine noted special committee
meetings of the Texas Veterinary
Medical Association, Texas Ani
mal Health Commission and Ani
mal Health Division of the TJ. S.
Department of Agriculture are
scheduled all day Wednesday in
the Memorial Student Center.
Dean Price will host a con
ference reception from 7-9 p. m.
that evening.
Thursday and Friday sessions
include a general meeting and
special session on feedlot medi
cine, small animal medicine and
horse and farm animal medicine.
Forty faculty members and
guest instructors will speak dur
ing the programs.
A ladies program is headed by
Mrs. James D. McCrady of Bryan.
Mrs. McCrady will be aided by
Mrs. Wallace Bay, Mrs. C. K.
Jones, Mrs. Archie Flowers, Mrs.
Robert L. Boss, Mrs. John Huff
and Mrs. C. H. Bridges.
The ladies program includes a
public relations workshop, party
for student wives, the Veterinary
Auxiliary Past President’s Break
fast Friday morning and a lunch
eon and business meeting in the
First Presbyterian Church Fel
lowship Hall at 11:30 a. m. Fri
day.
Tours of the Large and Small
Animal Clinics, Texas Veterinary
Medical Diagnistic Laboratory
and U. S. Department of Agricul
ture Veterinary Toxicology Lab
oratory and Entomology Research
Laboratory are planned Friday
afternoon.
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Sunday Services:
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9:15 A. M.
Adult Class 10:20 A. M.
Nursery and Kindergarten
9:15 A. M.
Rector: Wm. R. Oxley
Chaplain: W. M. Seeliger
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