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THE PICTORIAL PRESS OF BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION THURSDAY,SEPTEMBER 24,1970 SECTION ONE PAGE 3
Ag & Eng. Day Oct. 10th
T AU EPSILON
CHAPTER
High School students
from all areas of Texas
have been invited to make
plans to participate in the
activities of Texas A&M
University's Agricultural
and Engineering Career
Day Oct. 10.
Exhibits designed to pre-
sent information concern-
ing careers and study pro-
grams in the various fields
of agriculture and engi-
neering will be open to
students, teachers, par-
ents and the public from
8 a.m. to 4 p.m. in De
Ware Field House, com-
mittee chairmen Agricul-
tural Associate Dean R. C.
Potts and Engineering As-
istant Dean J. G. McGuire
have announced.
Faculty and student re-
presentatives will be avail-
able to talk with the stu-
dents, answer questions,
and distribute printed ma-
terials about careers with-
in each discipline. Twen-
ty-seven exhibits are plan-
ned. The Cooperative Edu-
cation program, in which
students alternate periods
of university attendance
and employment in indus-
try, will be explained, Mc
Quire said.
County Agents and ad-
visers in high school vo-
cational agriculture de-
partments are asked to
encourage attendance of
interested students, and
chapters of the Junior En-
gineering Technical Socie-
ty are invited to make field
trips to Texas A&M for the
program.
Mrs. Don Wolfe was
hostess when Tau Epsilon
Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi
met for its regular meet-
ing.
The program was pre-
sented by Mrs. Richard
Ruffino and Mrs. Joe Davis
on Speech. Members were
fortunate to hear Jaycee-
ette award-winning speak-
er, Mrs. Tom Chaney.
President, Mrs. Billy
Meads, introduced a guest,
Mrs. Arthur Lightsey.
The Ritual of Welcome
was given to Mrs. Jack
T. Thomsen.
Mrs. Joe Davis, City
Council Representative,
reported plans for the City
Council sponsored work-
shop and Valentine Dance.
Mrs. David Smith was
appointed Ways and Means
Chairman and Mrs. Jack
T. Thomsen to telephone
committee. Mrs. Don Hal-
vorson, Jr., was elected
as City Council Alternate.
Tau Epsilon's next so-
cial is a Wine Toasting
cial is a Wine Tasting'
Party on Oct. 4. Chapter
socials thus have included
Beginning Day held in the
home of Mrs. Don Halvor-
son, Jr., and a rush chip
and dip party held in the
home of Mrs; Lawrence
Matus, Jr. Guests attend-
ing were Mrs. Dickson Mc
Nair and Mrs. Ross Stev-
. ens.
Student tickets to the
Texas A&M-Texas Tech
football game that night
will be on sale fo r $1
during the showing.
Participating in the Ca-
reer Day are the Colleges
o f Agriculture and Engi-
neering technical socie-
ties and student council
groups of the two colleges,
and the Cooperative Edu-
cation Program.
Homemaker's
News
6y Bar6ara Sharp
County Associate
Home Demonstration Agent
CARPETS AND RUGS
Carpets and rugs have
never been prettier than
they are right now, the
values have never been
greater.
But which one should you
buy? You're probably con-
fused because there are
literally hundreds of new
styles on the market, fi-
bers with unfamiliar
names, promises of "mi-
racles" and conflicting
claims.
You probably haven't
shopped for carpet in a
long time - - after all, it's
not an "everyday" pur-
chase, like food or cloth-
ing -- and it does repre-
sent a big investment for
your home.
Beauty is important -
but naturally you want it
to last. You want to be sure
that the carpet or rug you
prefer is the "best buy"
for your home.
In selecting quality and
judging performance - how
well the carpet will hold
its appearance, and how
long the surface and back-
ing will last:
There's a basic rule
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licity Chairman.
~, Browse and Shop while your
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, 8:30 to 6 Mon thru Saturday.
MAXI, MIDI, or
There is no one-way street in fashion these days.
You can pick and choose what really works for you.
It is almost an infinite impossibility to talk about
what's IN fashion anymore because tastes have gone
beyond such a closed system.
Thursday, Briarcrest Country Club, in conjunction
with Beverly Braley's, held their Annual Fashion Show.
The theme was "Se'ason of Choice" which amibably
denotes the fall-winter scene this year. Kim Dawson,
direct.or of Dallas Apparal Mart emc,ee,d the proceedirtgs.
Her special touches added glamor and spice to the
show.. The seven models used were prfessional and quite
suited to the rush, rush, rush of changing outfits.
Approximately 200 women attended the show. A lun-
cheon was served before the show and a small auction
was conducted afterwards.
The clothes used were from top designers of Amer-
ica and the World. Fashions were from Nardis of
Dallas, leading designer known the world over; Costumes
and outfits from Ernst Strauss, one of America's leading
suit makers of California; Separates from Bill Atkinson
of Michigan; and furs by Spivey Boeman.
There are certain limits if you want to look together,
but it's possible for everyone to wear what she really
likes and feel comfortably IN and still look "With It".
This fall and winter you can pick anything from pant
suits to jumpsuits to almost ankle-length coats. Skirts
come in every length including new-looking, knee-
showing ones--the knee is still alive and well.
There is something for everyone in the new looks
because clothes have become symbolic of what's happen-
ing inside the people who wear them.
"The girl who wears something she really doesn't
like, just because she thinks it's in fashion, is just
plain old-fashioned."
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shorttL Near eX}Jectancy
than a good quality carpet
or rug which may cost
three times as much. The
more costly covering is
frequently the better buy
since it wear;:j IvngeJ'. 1'vr
example, a carpet costing
$6 per square yard is ex.
pected to wear for about
3,. years and will cost $2
per square yard per yr.
Another carpet selling for
$12 per square yard, with
a wear expectancy of 11
years, costs only $1 per
square yard.
For more information
write Brazos County Ex-
tension Service Office or
call 822-4504 for Book-
let MP-785, Carpet and
Rug Selection.
The DECCA Club of
SF A had rhf'i ,- f' -st meeting
of the J ~ar Monday.
night and elected officers
for the forth coming year.
Officer s for 1970- 71 are:
Cherry Brown, President;
Linda Marek, V. President;
Linda Ward', Secretary; Ri-
chard Medina, Treasurer;
Bill Alford, Reporter;
James Henry, parlimen-
tarianj Gary Mosley, Sgt.
at Arms; Dixie Hudson,
D. E. lj Betty Blevins, D.
E. II; Mr. Paul Kunz, Co-
ordinator.
Decca
Club
Meets
here:
"The deeper, the den-
ser, the better."
This guide should be con-
sidered, regardless of type
of construction or styling.
Initial cost of a rug or
carpet may account for a
fourth or more of the fur-
nishings budget for a room.
A fair judgment of the sell-
ing price of any soft floor
covering is made by com-
paring the price of the
carpet or rug with the
number of years expected
use. A cheaper grade
carpeting will have a
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