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BY ALICE B. HOWON I
Assistant Home Economics Agant'
In 1962, acciderfes occurring la
the home and on Che farm, caused
767 deaths In North Carolina. Be
side* the deaths, thousands suffer
ed injuries.
How sale are our home* and
farms? Are our homes safe tor
small children? elderly folks? Che
whole family? Are our homes free
from accident hazards?
A hazard is any condition or
practice thait makes it possible
for an accident to occur. Here are
a few reminders of the kind of
hazards commonly seen about
Your drivers in 1962 had the
worst record of any age group tat
the United States. Men and
women under age 25 represent
only about 15 per cent of the na
tion’s licensed drivers, yet they
were Involved in nearly 28 per
cent of all fatal accidents and In
more than 27 per cent of aid non
fatal accidents.
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I homes and farms:
' Ashes in paper or wood contain- 1
era: No hand rail on stairway; 1
Oily rags left uncovered; Prayed |
electric cords; Guttered stair
ways; Children playing with mat
ches;* Handles of cooking utensils
protruding over edge of stove;
Loaded guns; Poisons unfabled or
wtatata reach of children; Stove
pipes too dose to combustible ma
terials; Rotten or broken steps;
Rdbbisk, dry grass and leaves
about buildings; Broken ladder
rungs; Wearing loose or floppy
clothing that might catch in mov
ing machinery; Sharp tools, im
properly stored; Careless handling
of bids or other animals: Un
guarded power shafts, belts or
! pulleys;
Also: Insecure handles on tools;
, Blind road intersections: Exposed
. live electric wires; Careless hand
, liner of tractors: Burned-out fuses
. replaced with coins, wire or other
niet&l; Unprotected hay chute
. openings.
Let’s “comb” our homes ami
farms for these or other hazards
and correct them before an acci
dent happens!
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Here Are Some Facts About College
That Students, Parents Should Know
BY JOHN COREY
1 Appalachian State Teachers
1 College >
This is the season when college
admissions directors receive
{.hear heaviest mail. Dr. Braxton
Harris, assistant registrar in
charge of admissions at Appala
chian State Teachers College,
ioone, N. C., laments that
sometimes it reveals a groat deal
of “lack of knowledge” about
college, both on the part of young
people and on the part of their
parents.
Here are some basic facts that
this group ought to know:
In the 1930’5, only about one
million young people were in col
' lege. By 1961, according to the
! National Education Association,
I the number had Jumped to same
-1 what over three miHion, and it’s
j still qolng up. This means that
I something over one-third of all
young people of college age
(IS-2V are tin school. I
The number of colleges in the
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
j YANCEY COUNTY
j Having qualified as Administra
trix of the Estate of William T.
Martin, deceased, late of Yancey
County, this is to notify all per
sons having claims against the
t Decedent to exhibit U>e same >o
| the undersigned Administratrix at
t her home at Green Mountain, N.
j C., on or before the 9th day of
I November, 1963, or this notice will
. be pleaded In bar of their recov
j cry.
: All persons owing the Estate will
please make Immediate payment.
| This 9th day of May, 1963.
| . Mrs. 1 -jla Martin, Administra
trix of the Estate of William T.
Martin, Deceased
May 9, 16, 23, 30
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
YANCEY COUNTY
Having qualified as Adminisira-
I trlx of the Estate of M. M. Mur
phy, deceased, late of Yancey
County, this is to notify all per
sons having claims against the De
cedent to exhibit the same to the
undersigned Administratrix at her
home at Rt. 5, Burnsville, N. C.,
on or before the 2nd day of Octo
bed, 1963, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
I A ll persons owing the Estate will
[ p * ease make immediate payment.
This 27th day of April, 1963?
Mrs Tennie Murphy, Adminis
tratrix of the Estate of M. M.
Murphy, Deceased.
May 2,9, 16, 23
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U. S. continues to increase. In
the 1930’s there were fewer than j
1,000. The 1962-63 Education Dir-’
■ ectory, just published by the U.
. S. Office of Education, shows that
i we have a total of 2,100 institu
, tions of higher education now. Os
. these. 623 offer at least two years
of college work, but less than four.
l They are, generally speaking, in
1 the junior college or community
t college class. Many are quite
» similar to major colleges except
. in the length of program offered,
and the number is growing fast.
, Last year there were only 593 in
this category.
, There are today 1,447 degree
granting institutions, of which 223 •
, offer the doctor of philosophy as
well as bachelor’s and master’s
degrees.
s Only about one in four of the
; students who start college ever
I finish. There were 394,889 bache
i lor’s land (first-professional de-
I grees conferred in 1960, plus
74,497 second level degrees (usu
ally the master’s and . 9.329 doc-1
tor’s degrees.
There are just twice as many
men in college as women.
What do college students study?
> A survey done at the University of
Michigan in 1959 showed the fol
lowing: agriculture, 135%; busi
* ness, 19% education, 19,8 per cent;
* engineering, 13% biological scien
; c 05,10%; humanities*. '11%; physi
■ cal sciences, 5.6%; social sciences,
' 9.5%; other, 7.3%i undecided
* .4%; not reported, 2.1%.
How about the cost ol going to
colloge? The same Michigan sur
vey showed that the cost of one
year may vary from SSOO to
$3,540 or more. The average was
shown to be $1,550. The figure
moves upvard a bit year by year,
especially when colleges are forc
ed to increase their tuition.
Who pays the bill?
Again, the Michigan study
shows that 27.6 per cent have
their whole way paid by mother
and dad. The percentage is higher
for girls than for boys. The fam
ily paid the way for 21.4 per cent
of the men, for 39.5 per cent of
the women.
A considerable number paid
their way by a combination of
money from home and their own
earnings. The rest met expenses
by various combinations of money
from home, working, and scholar
ship aid, without a cent from
home.
What are the reasons given by
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1 , those who do not go to college ?
'j No desire to go or poor grades,
rank first. It isn't always defer
■ whether these are separate rea
: sons or reasons that go together.
' We might assume that sometimes
the lack of a desire to go to
1 college would result in the high
■ school student’s having rather
1 poor grades. But the opposite is
also possible.
Next most important is the
lack of money. About one-fourth of 1
' all students Investigated in Mlehi
gan study reported either that
1 their services were needed at
home or thfet they did not have
the finances.
j About 10 per cent simply planned
to take jobs on graduation from
high school, while one-fifth to one
fourth were planning to get mar
ried or enter military service.
Editor's Note: [, Readers having i
questions concerning education are
invited to send iilquiries to 1
( School and Your Child, Appala- ;
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Boone. N. C+
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MARS HILL Gerald Murdock,
son of Mr. tod Mrs. George C.
Murdock cf has been
elected president ctf the Science
Honor C’ b at Mars Hill College,
where he is a rising senior.
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