Allied gives grant to ag department,
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; HMDI “THE SNAKE DANCER” McCarthy, an exotic nightclub dancer, who uses a snake
as a prop, applied for and received a Small Business Administration loan of |2,740 to re
place an Indian python, her wardrobe and props for her act. Mrs. McCarthy lost all of
those items in mid-June when the Chemung River rose in wake of Tropical Storm Agnes
and demolished the lounge where she was working in Elmira, N. Y. She is shown here
with a borrowed python snake. (AP Wirephoto)
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Regular Hours:
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11 a. m. - 1 p. m. Friday A Saturday
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Civilian leaders
plan to attend 1
Houston conclave
Development* end ideas appli
cable to residence halls will be
surveyed Aug. 10-14 by 10 stu
dent leaders of AAM.
Residence hall presidents and
Civilian Student Council members
headed by the 1972-73 CSC presi
dent. Mark Blakamore of Rich
mond, Ky., will attend the Mid
western Association of College
and University Residence Halls
(MACURH) convention at Hous
ton.
The.Universtiy of Houston will
host the affair, set for a theme
of “Experience in Participation.’'
Representing TAMU will be
Blakemore; Randy Gillespie, CSC
first vice president; Bill Suter,
secretary; Philip Glass and Paul
Gugenheim, council representa
tives; Dale Harper, Davis-Gary
Hall president; Robert B. Young
blood, Davis-Gary freshman pres
ident; William Ouren, Walton
president; Ken English, Law
president, and Buddy Hale, Pur-
year president.
They will be accompanied on
the four-day trip by Eugene C.
Oates, civilian student activities
director.
The convention immediately
precedes return of TAMU stu
dent leaders to the campus for
inauguration of fall semester
activities. Classes begin August
28.
The midwest region includes
Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Mis
souri, Nebraska, Kansas, North
and South Dakota and part of
Iowa. Major conference topics
include leadership and leadership
training, problem-solving and
planning.
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CD EE 16 ounce old fashioned coca cola glass for each guest who pays a single cash
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to the A AM Department of Ani
mal Science. The grant is to sup
port the department's overall
The presentation was mad* re
cently by Ernest M. Harper, gen
eral ipanager of food marketing
with the corporation's agricultur
al division in Omaha, Nobs., and
by R. E. Jonas, arse manager of
Allied's liquid feed division in
the grant were Dr.
L. 8. Pope, aeaeciats dean of agri
culture at AAM, and J. K. Riggs,
animal science professor.
ADM Chemical has supported
the work of the department for
several yean through grants and
scholarships. Pope said.
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