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Mars Hill College) Will Begin Historic Year Next Week
MARS HILL—-Orientation and
registration for what promises to
be an historic year at Mars Hill
College will begin Tuesday
(Sept. 10) and continue through ;
KBora
New Goodyear Nylons
with Tufsyn Rubber
In the tread and body of this new All-Weather And Tufsyn, Goodyear’s super-mileage rubber
“42”, there are two materials that add thousands is the toughest auto tire rubber Goodyear has
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the week. Classes will begin at
8 a. m. Monday, Sept. 16.
Numerous changes and im
provements will greet approxi
mately 1,2,10 students expected.
AJter more than five years of
careful planning the 108-year-old
Baptist Inst) tut'on becomes a
full-fledged liberal arts senior
college. The (first senior class
? Against any defects in workmanship and 'nate-iaf without
l*tmi as toJfinte or mileage. Goodyear tire oealers in U.S ~ lauada
will makv4d;ustmenl allowance on mw tire based ot, u(.*-,iai Ireaj
depthrpmaining and current “Goodyear price”.
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Soil Conservation Agency Runs
Tests For Yancey Landowners
Pawners are not the only ones
I who can profit from a soil sur
vey being made in the Yancey
; County Soil and Water Conserva
. tion District, according to Bert,
! Sutton of the Soil Conservation
Service at Burnsville. Soil Scient
ists are mapping land in the
County at the landowners’ request.
They exfamine the soil at frequent
• intervals, and plot the various
( kinds on aerial photographic maps.
A new leaflet Issued by the Soil
Conservation Service and the N.
C. Agricultural Experiment Stat
ion lists a large number of uses
that can be made of the informa
i tion shown on the soil survey.
I “Anyone who has a financial in-
J terest in the land should be in-
soil informa
tion. Anyone plans to dig a
basement, build a road or dam
or building, install a septic tank
or drainage ditch or work in
any way with soil materials
I needs to know the kind of soil,”
j Sutton said. “And the soil survey
I is a good source of information.”
will comprise 150 students.
There will be nearly $600,000
worth of physical improvements
to the campus j-eady when the
term begins, the student body
j City and County officials, zon
ing and Planning commissions,
r j health departments, public works
departments, garden clubs, and
similar organizations are using
about soils. The soil
survey provides a basis for plann
; ed use and development in the
best interest of the public, accord
(. ing to Sutton.
s Included in the leaflet is a map
of the state, showing the status
j of published soil surveys in each
county. It gives the date each
map was published, together with
s an estimate of the detail shown
land general usefulness *\of the 1
j map.
i- Except for a few of the ear
her ones which are out of print,
i- the published surveys can be (Vb
a ta'ned from the Soils Depart
i ment, North Carolina State Col
c lege, Raleigh. Those published
i since 1956 may also be obtained
- from local Soil Conservation
’ Service offices in the counties
■ concerned, and from the county
agricultural agents. Soil maps of
will be 10 per ceirt r larger than
l at this time last year, the
5 faculty will be enlarged and *m-
J proved and there will be a host j
' of new courses and related inno
vations.
Most striking of the physical
improvements is a new half mil
lion dormitory for women.
Named in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
C. G. Fox of Hickory, the four
story structure will provide ac
commodations for 115 coeds, a
hostess and the clean of women.
Other improvements include a
new home management house for
the home economics depart
ment and several labs, class
rooms and storage spaces in the
science building. A new football
stadium and gridiron also are
beginning to take shape.
The addition of the senior 1
year’s courses and an enroll- J
neat increase of about 109 have J
necessitated expansion of the
jncuM tj. Eighteen new teachers
nave been employed, only six ol
them replacements. The other 12
are additions, bringing the
teaching corps total to 73. New
courses in all 13 of the seal's
departments have been planned.
Other additions and improve
ments to campus l : fe include
(1> inauguration of a program
of practice teaching by the edu
cation department, (2 1 opening
of a student placement bureau,
(3) a new student government,
(4 1 nnounced rank
ing of the faculty, (5) assign
ment .of dormitories by classes
(6) a trial plan of open stack
library privileges for sensors
and <7l a new procedure in the
cafeteria to replace the recently
discontinued mealbook plan.
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individual farms are furnished by j
the Soil Conservation Service to
cooperaters of soil and water con-1
servation districts who have
started development of a farm
conservation plan.
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