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Hort Show
To Be Given
For Alumni
By SUE CONKLIN
The 41st Annual Hort Show, a
feature of Homecoming Week
end, will be held from 10 a.m.
to 9 p.m. today and from 9 a.m.
to 5 p.m. tomorrow in the Stock
Judging Pavilion.
The theme, “Today’s Garden
Design," will show contemporary
gardening for today’s architec
ture in landscaping around the
front of a modern home. The 22-
foot ranch type home, completed
with a breezeway was' built by
members of the ■Horticulture
Club in one day.
A stone base with vertical
panels of wood was used to con
struct the house.
The landscaping will feature
flagstone walks, over 1400 square
feet of grass and turf, and a mod
ernistic pool, Howard Angstadt,
show manager, said.
The entrance to the pavilion
will be flanked on one side by a
fruit display, and on the other
by a vegetable garden with plant
breeders’ latest displays arranged
in the garden.
Chrysanthemums and roses will
be on display at the far end with
circular flower gardens surround
ing a willow tree and garden
statuary.
Visitors may buy apples and
cider at the sales booth.
More than thirty students are
working on the show which an
nually attracts over 10,000 visi
tors.
NEWMAN CLUB
Communion Snack
At the C.S.C.
After the masses at church
and 9:30 mass at Schwab.
Transportation will be pro
i vided from Schwab.
For Fine
Food
Always
OH ROUTE 322
IN STATE GOLLESE
Hazel, Alumni -
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Pavilion* The theme is “Today’s
Garden ’Design.”
The Very Rev. James A. Pike,
dean of the Cathedral of St. John
the Divine, New York City, will
speak at Chapel services at .10:55
a.m. tomorrow in Schwab Audi
torium on “Religion As Your
Bird’s-Eye View.” i
Soccer and cross-country teams
will entertain Syracuse and Mich
igan State in meets today. The
soccer game is scheduled for
10 a.m. and the cross-country meet
at 11 a.m.
Alumni wil be guests at a buf-
Welcome Ml
Alumni
In the same location...
With the same management...
The same hospitality ...
and
our policy of serving
the best
Since 1926 Cromer
M. C. Mateer '22
ENGINEERING
SENIORS...
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Aviation
Los Angeles
will interview here
OCTOBER 20
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The State College Creamery
Laboratory
for Instruction and Research in
Creamery Butter Pasteurized Milk
Cream Cheese Homogenized Milk
Blue Cheese Chocolate Milk '
Grating Cheese Buttermilk
Cottage Cheese Single and Double Cream
Cheddar Cheese Ice Cream for all occasions
Cheese Spreads Punch far any occasion
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SALESROOM IN DAIRY BUILDING
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THE DAftY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
fel luncheon from 11:30 a.m. to
1 p.m. today in Recreation Hall.
Joan MacKenzie, Homecoming
Queen, will be presented, and the
fraternity lawn display trophy
trophy will be awarded.
Two former Lion football
coaches, Bob Higgins and the late
Hugo ‘ Bezdek, will be honored
at football halftime with formal
induction into the National Foot
ball Hall of Fame.
Herbie Green and his orchestra
will be featured at the Autumn
Ball, sponsored by the Associa
tion of Independent Men, and
Leonides. Dancing is scheduled
from 8:30 until midnight tonight,
with tickets available at the Stu
dent Union desk or at the door
for $2;
Gaps, Gowns Deadline
Set for Seniors Today
. Today is the last day caps and
gowns may be ordered at the Ath
letic Store by seniors graduating
in January who will be practice
teaching the second eight weeks
of the semester
Announcements and invitations
may be orcjered by the same stu
dents tomorrow at the Student
Union desk in Old Main.
GRAHAM and SONS
J’st 1896 . ■'
Yes, George, Bud, ahd Bob are still at the
old stand and as always have thejwelcome
and greeting sign out in full display for their
many thousands of alumni friends.
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Come in and sign our alumni record book
and look the old place over for changes.
See the old traditional bench, too!
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 16. 1
FOR THE
HOMECOMING DAY
Order your refreshments, cana.
pes, cookies, cakes, fruitpunch
etc. now.
FRIDA STERN •
; .122 E. Irvin Ave.
Phone AD .7-4818
204 S. Alien''