THE MICHIGAN DAILY
'lta College Opens in Midland
. Michigan's newest community
college, Delta.-College at Midland,
accepted its first freshmnan class
this fall.
Opening of the institution clip
maxed several years of work by a
group of tri-county, community
and educational leaders.
Plans were first conceived in
1952 when Midland and Saginaw
began thinking in terms of sep-
arate community colleges.
Similar College
A similar school was already in
operation in Bay City, and the
plan for a single school to serve
Midland, Bay City and Saginaw
was formulated in 1955, from the
plans for the three individual in-,
stitutions. It was voted into exist-
ence by the taxpayers May 28,
1958.
Details for the actual, construc-
tion of Delta College were worked
out by a nine-man board of trus-
For Direct Classified Ad Service, Phone NO 2-4786
from 1:00 to 3:00 P.M. Monday through Friday,and Saturday 9:30 'till 11:30 A.M.
tees, supplemented by interested
community groups.
The modern new structure,
which stands on the Bay County
site, cost $8 million to build.
Below Average
Surveys over the past two years
have shown that college attend-
ance among students from the
tri-county Saginaw Valley area is
below the national average. Lo-
cal parents are hoping that the
new college will help to raise this
average.
Leaders of industry, agricul-
ture and commerce have expressed
the belief that the key to future
prosperity for the growing area is
higher education.
Cite Resources
They cite the chemical indus-
try centered in Midland and Bay
City, the automotive industries in
Saginaw and the vast potential,
available to the Saginaw Valley
since the opening of the St. Law-
rence Seaway.
They are "looking for young
people, the new talent coming
from colleges and universities to
spearhead and then uphold the
inevitable advance of all phases
of life in the community as
throughout the nation."
Products of technology are par-
ticularly visible at the new col-
lege, especially in the audio-vis-
ual aids which will be the media
of education for the 1,800 students
entering this fall.
Electronic Systems
Franklin Bouwsma, director of
educational television and radio
for the school, emphasizes the fact
that Delta will have electronic
teaching systems which will com-
pare favorably with those used by
any other college in the nation.
Four television units will be in
operation for both daytime and
evening classes. The instructor in
a TV-equipped room will need
only to select his channel in ac-
cordance with the program need-
ed to supplement instruction.'
FM Available
For its radio signals, Delta will
be equipped with eight radio
channels. Eighty will actually be
available if the college decides to
use the FM system, Bouwsma said.
Several different subjects will
be broadcast for anyone who
wishes to listen. The language
laboratory will be served entirely
by audio aids.
The college will feature two
separate curricula. The, College of
Letters (liberal arts) will be sim-
ilar to the University's literary
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WELCOME BACK
STUDENTS !
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PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE
HURON RIVER STABLES
Equitation School
Ride For Credit!
Spec, rates and transportation for
phys. ed classes and Univ. riding
club. Private lesons g in classes in
jumping and dressage. Horses
boarded and trained. Jimmy and
Pat Alder-NO 3-3509. M2
1327 S. University
NO 8-8412
SPACIOUS 4 room furnished apt. en-
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FURNISHED 5 room apt. located at
1311 Wilmot. Ideal for 4 or 5 people.
Call. NO 2-7787 or inquire at 1207
Packard. CID
ROOM 80' X 45' available to industrious
person, 30 desks included with one
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FURNISHED 4 room apartment. West-
side. Utilities except electric furnish-
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Call 2-8770. C7
MALE Graduate Students-a. half of
a large double room with a large
porch. A double room with a half
bath. Also one large double room.
In southeast section. NO 2-1465. E2
FOR A GIRL student or teacher at
the home of a faculty woman, no
other roomer. Kitchen privileges for
breakfast. NO 8-7953. C6
for yourself how you get more
apartment for, the money at
Huron Towers.
MODELS.
OPEN
11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Daily
and Sunday
SCHEDULE OF RENTALS
Studio.............$ 98 to 126
1-Bedroom...........120 to 180
2-Bedroom .......... 225 to 270
3-Bedroom ...........'270 to 330
(Rentals include heat, water,
Frigidaire range and refriger-
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IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
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APARTMENTS
2200 Fuller Road
NOrmandy 3-0800, 5-9161
C9
WARM pleasant quiet apt, to share
with one mature graduate girl or
teacher. 4 rooms and bath, $65 per
month, NO 2-5443 evenings, NO 3-
1511, ext. 3001 8-5. CS
THREE SINGLE ROOMS; rent to male
students; use of bath, showers. Call
NO 2-3510. C5
GRADUATE STUDENTS, 2 rooms, 1
large with 2 beds, 1 single room, NO
8-7697. EE4
CLOSE TO CAMPUS. Furnished double
rooms. See Ted Hartz. 913 E. Huron.
NO 5-4503 or NO 8-9379. EE1
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The curtain is going up on what's new and impor-
tant for your wardrobe for fall and winter. We'll
be looking forward to seeing you . . helping you
to plan a smart, balanced wardrobe for this
sparkling fashion season.
We haves a beautiful array of SWEATERS of every"
description and color to match our SKIRTS, SLACKS,
s-t-r-e-t-c-h PANTS and KILTS - BLOUSES and
CASUAL DRESSES all by famous makers - Koret
of California, Lofties, Catalina, Wardrobemaker,
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college.
The
Service
trade,
grams,
Adult Education
College of Community
will include technical,
semi -professional pro-
improvement courses and
I I I 'S. University Ave.
Phone NO 3-2605
fi
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adult education.
There is also a nursing school
combining liberal arts and tech-
nical courses.
Delta will operate on the tri-
mester system, with three separ-
ate marking periods spanning the
entire calendar year. It is not yet
certain whether it will eventually
become a four-year college.
Earlier this yar, a billwhich
would have added the third and
fourth years to the present two
years of junior college died in the
State Senate Education Commit-
tee.
They consider it a certainty
that the issue will eventually be
re-introduced in the Legislature.
Group To Air
Ma or Cause
Of Accidents
The single car accident, ac-
counting for -aproximately 30 per
cent of Michigan highway deaths,
will be studied at a conference at
9:15 a.m. Tuesday in the Rack-
ham Aud.
The "Ran-Off Roadway" con-
ference is sponsored by the Auto-
mobile Club of Michigan's Safety
sand Traffic Division, and the
University's Transportation Insti-
tute and Extension Service, the
state police, the state Department
of Public Instruction, the City of
Detroit, road commissions and
various safety organizations.
Speakers from the major auto-
mobile corporations and the var-
ious sponsoring organizations will
address the conference.
Offer Studies,
For 'Gifted'
Twenty top - ranking freshmen
of the University Medical School
will enroll in a special studies pro-
gram starting Monday, designed to
provide a broad educational chal-
lenge for gifted students through
the use of outside research and
special tutelage.
The students, selected for scho-
lastic ability and motivation for
research within the field of medi-
cine, are free to drop the extra
program at any time.
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709 Packard
"We're happy to have
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STOP IN AND SEE US FOR
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SUNDAY
LOX & BAGELS
Open 8 a.m.-12 p.m.
RALPH'S
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RITZ BEAUTY SALON
Complete Line of Beauty Work
605 t. William
Phone NO 8-7066
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EVERYTHING FROM
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souvenirs to supplies
rentals to repairs
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314 S. State NO 3-2481
Tutoring Unlimited
LANGUAGES,
FRENCH - GREEK - LATIN
GERMAN - ITALIAN -- SPANISH
Fast tutoring by young woman PhD
with 9 years college and university
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MOBILE HOMES
26 ft. to 57 ft.
down payment and monthly install-
ments arranged to suit individual
budgets.
7 year financing
rental units available
HERB ESTES
MOBILE HOMES
2967 Packard NO 8-8668
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RIDE WANTED to Des Moines, Iowa
any weekend in Sept. or Oct. Call
NO 2-5631, Deanne Doebeli, if I'm
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WE WILL SHARE EXPENSES. Must
have roomy car to accommodate 4
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1 cat, 2 trunks, and 8 suitcases. Ex-
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only. 54c an hour. Free water. 02
ROOMS FOR MEN. 707 South Division.
Two double rooms; nicely furnished.
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QUIET LARGE ROOM. For graduate or
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THREE ROOM completely furnished
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Total property . . . $33,500.00
TERMS
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B5
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INCOME PROPERTIES for sale, call us
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$1,500 down.
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recorder designed for memory work
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SLIGHTLY USED CABOOSE. Just paint-
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'58 TARILLA MOTOR SCOOTER, 2,800
mi., reasonable bffer accepted, NO
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It is fall change over time.
Time to 'check your cooling
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"You expect more from
Standard & you get it."
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NO 8-9168
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B9
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