TUESDAY. MAY I . 1959 Wibl Dairy Ballard Win Competition Curt Wible top honors in t day in the Stoc Wible, dairy champion show stein showman preliminary judgi nd Marilyn Ballard, both sophomores, won l e 34th annual Dairy Exposition held Satur -1 Pavilion. science major Hian for a Hols' nd reserved c Miss Ballard, a major from Tro grand champion preliminary judgi placesi first in fit in showmanship. ome economics was named fitter. In the g her Holstein ing and second The reserved g and champion fitter was Mar, Morrow, a sophomore in ba teriology from Tyrone. Miss Morrow was also champion Guernsey showman and champion Guernsey fitter. Over 500 spectators watched 47 students compete for exposition honors. Others winners included Robert Boager, champion Ayr shire showman; Cyril Arnold, champion Ayrshire fitter; Robert Miller, champion .7 Brown Swiss showman; Ronald Allem an, champion Brown Swiss fitter; Beverly Robison, champion Jer- The true story of The first Morrell's hoagie It all began in 1872, when old Ebenezer Morrell first read this poem by Lewis Carroll— "The time has come," the Walrus said, "To talk of many things: Of shoes—and ships—and sealing wax— Of cabbages—and kings— And why the sea is boiling hot— And whether pigs have wings." Thus was born the first Morrell's hoagie s consisting of slices of shoes, ships, wax, cabbages, kings, etc.—The formula has been refined a bit since. .•oSeeeeeeeee The SUMMER Nam• Address . L ‘ • Starts Tues., J Thurs. thareaft Received $.50 s Aec•iiver- Fill in and sen Box 281, State 0041411100.0000® from Butler, was chosen grand tein which won champion Hol hampion Holstein fitter in the sey showman, and Marilyn Helf rich, champion Jersey fitter. Miss Lois Piercy, senior in education from Spring field, was the .1959 Dairy Queen. During the show and at the awards banquet, held Saturday at Penns Valley High School, Miss Piercy presented awards. The show was dedicated to the memory of Dr. W. R. Davey, who was assistant professor of dairy science and advisor of the Dairy Science Club until his death last spring. Judges for the show. were Dr. Gilbert Porter. a former faculty 'member who is now research di rector of the Beacon Milling Co. in N.Y.; and Jack Fairchild, offi cial Holstein Classifier for the Holstein Assn.. in Bratleboro, Vt. MORRELL'S 112 S. Frazier 00000000000000000000000000000000000 OLLEGIAN Subscription Form no 9, 1959; Thurs., Juno 18, 1959; oivety : r; last paper August V, 1959. Total 12 Issues 4 1 : • 4.1 • Do Not Fill In Below • bscrlptian fee ... check ... cash or bring to Collegian Office, Carnegie °liege 01100001111.110011111100011•0•811116011•00.900 THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA USE COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS FOR GOOD RESULTS He's happy i 'cause he • f just got his diploma ..,. and his ,iv copy of PENN STATE SONGS TH) 43 Li A 0 0, 7431) ON3III 20)vouyp1 Ave. JUST YOUR TYPE That's why more people buy Smith-Corona Portables than any other Portable Typewriter! What a campus beauty! Always letter-perfect and has figures to match! And won't your fellow-students envy you! 'Cause with your Smith-Corona Portable, you'll be able to make better grades ... studies will be easier ... assignments go faster, leaving you more time for campus activities. And to teach you typing the correct way—the easy way—Smith-Corona now offers this exclusive, $23.95 home study course on records that teaches touch typing in-just ten days—and it's yours r►xas with any Smith-Corona Portable Typewriter including Smith-Corona's new Electric Portable! So visit your Smith-Corona dealer soon, and learn how to type this easy way on the world's finest and fastest portable typewriter! Smith-Corona At school, at home, In business ... you'll always be glad you know how to typo! The men of the AIR FORCE ROTC invite you to their annual Awards Day Parade & Review Thursday Afternoon, May 14, 1959 BEAVER FIELD -- 3:15 [ ay. a . °V , X.7 , ral.":::•aMaaa , . ~,• f r < • • • :•:/•••••, PAGE FIVE ....!/ . 4 :;'''......;,7,.:*1 3 .'.Z./.. •••;'!:".'s't /,;, :'2, : 4 `; •:), • , ... -.) ~ Po- •:•.• 1
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