/•AGE EIGHT Hort Show- (Continued from vage one) crossing process by the use of in dividual parent crops; and a land scaping display, illustrating a complete model of the Plant In dustries building now under con struction together with trees, bushes and paths, as it should appear five years hence. The lat ter display also includes a model farm pond with real water. Baked Potato Sale The Clover Club will present exhibits of soils and crops; a po tato variety display; a lawn, turf, and grass management display; and a weed control and weed identification display. Baked po tatoes will be sold at the potato variety display. Fire Prevention Other club exhibitions are the Dendrologic Society’s display of leaves and shrubs; the Forestry Club’s exhibit on forest fire pre vention; and the Home Ec Club’s '1 smoked CHESTERFIELDS between scenes while making my new picture, JOHNNY BELINDA, Aey’re MILDER... It’s MY dgarette." £/ STARRING W* * JOHNNY BELINDA A WARMER BROS. FtCTVRE THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA 9801 Enrollment Sets New Record Student enrollment for the cur rent semester totals 9801. n now record ,W. S. Hoffman, Dean of Admissions and registrar, said today. Last Fall, 8400 students were enrolled. Th fi final figure includes 797,1 mean and 1830 women. Candf datet, for bachelor degrees tola) 862 P while 1002 students are in the Graduate School, 170 are special students, and 9 are regis tered as Two-Year students in Agriculture. There are 2440 seniors, 3293 juniors, and 2873 sophomores among the students registered on campus. A n additional 713 soph omores are enrolled at four cen- display of one-room apartment furnishings. Robert McLane is acting as show manager, assisted by James McElwain. Junior Prom Theme “Manhattan at Midnight’’ has been chosen as the theme for the Junior Prom which will highlight house-party weekend, November 12. The cosmopolitan setting for the dance was chosen by the Prom committee, which includes Co-chairmen James Bachman and Jerry Leichtman, Marie Wrob lcskc, Fred Auch, John Hunter, and Paul Kritsky. ALPA CHI OMEGA UUMNI OPEN MOUSE ... At . .. GRANGE LOUNGE After The Game Today r — TTiZ. mjc m •» Penn state Book Receipts Due The Coordinator of Veterans' Affairs warned yesterday that veterans must submit book re- LET'S EAT ... iM| ‘""■ eCEDAI,s we specialize in Sea Food Choice Steaks THE CEDARS Only 20 Minnies from Slate College V* MILE WEST OF SPRING MILLS ON ROUTE 45 NO MINORS ALLOWED >*v V*' * SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1 ceipts to the Bursar by noon day if they expect payment n< month. Payment on those ceived iater will be made in I comber. To complete a wonderful week end—dine in a pleasant atmos phere, and enjoy your favorite foods prepared to a connoisseur’s taste. ‘¥**\ . K * w % «•-V *- - ~ —I I
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