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jnal Bank of Quarryville. The office is scheduled for a fall opening.
sldents: This autumn,we’ll provide
it—practically on your doorstep!
lerfully convenient facility
Bisection of Rts. 25 2 and 222,
days, we’ll turn the first shovel
d begin construction. Which
ease, not only our current
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ashed we were closer to them,
the word: Come autumn,
the way you’d do it” begins in
d. We’re looking forward to it.
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PSU Ag Alumni
Set Yearly Meet
College of Agriculture 19. The program opens at 9 a.m.
graduates of The Pennsylvania in the Agricultural Ad-
State University will hold their ministration Building with
sixth annual alumni meeting on registration from 8 a,m. until
the University Park campus May noon.
Our new Penn Hill Office will offer
these features.
• Some 2,200 feet of floor space.
• Five tellers.
• A drive-up window.
• Complete loan and mortgage services.
• Safety deposit boxes.
Farmers National Bank of Quarryvilfe
Banking the way you’d do it.
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Returning'alumni will enjoys a
full day of activities, including
the annual Blue-White football
game in Beaver Stadium. A
chicken barbecue will precede
•.the game.
'“Penn State Agriculture Around
the World” will be the 1973
program theme. The morning
session, scheduled in the
Agricultural Administration
Building, Room 301, will feature a
panel discussion moderated by
Dr. R. H. McAlexander, Coor
dinator of Internatinal,
Agriculture programs within the
College
Participating in the panel will
be-Dr. R. E. Swope, Assistant
Dean for Resident Education;
Leland H. Bull, former Penn
sylvania Secretary of
Agriculture; and two students
involved in international
agricultural programs, R. T.
Gillaspy of Bellefonte and
Prodeep K. Paul of India.
Ag. Alumni President Penrose
Hallowell of Ottsville, class of
1950, will conduct the annual
business meeting Saturday
morning and welcome returning
alumni-. A morning program for
wives will be held at the home of
Alumni Vice President, Paul S.
Hamer, on Whitehall Road.
The annual banquet will be held
in the faculty dining rooms of the
Hetzel Union Building at 7 pjn.
May 19. Alumni awards to out
standing Penn Sate agricultural
students in. baccalaureate and
two-year curriculums will be
prsented during the evening. Stan
J. Shepherd, associate professor
of physics, College of Science,
will entertain banquet guests
with a “musical cruise” of the
Caribbean.
Hie program will conclude
wiht a preview showing of thenew
Penn State football film, “Pride
of the East.”
The cost of street and high
way maintenance, adminis
tration, and research by state
and local governments will
double from $5.7 billion in
1970 to $11.4 billion in 1980,
says The Tax Foundation,
Inc.
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