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American Dairy Science Association Announcements

Thirty-First Annual Meeting, June 16–19, 1936 State College, Pennsylvania

HOUSING PLANS

The college dormitories will be available to those attending the meeting at 75¢ a night with two or more people in a room, or $1.00 a night, one person in a room. Extra cots will be provided for children. The rate for children will be the same as for adults. The dormitory buildings are new, and the rooms are large, airy, and well equipped. The Committee on Housing is doing everything possible to make everyone comfortable while here.

If you wish to bring the family, several cottages on the campus will be available. These cottages hold from twelve to fourteen persons and have two or three separate bathrooms. In all dormitories and cottages it will be necessary for you to furnish your own towels and soap. Tourist cabin accommodations are not available in the vicinity of State College. A large number of very good tourist homes are available, however, in the town of State College which is adjacent the campus.