North Bennington Sees Nigerian Education Progress High Interest
A North Bennington reader article highlights the New York Herald Tribune feature on the University of Nigeria at Nsukka. It notes Dr. Babs Fafunwa leading Education, the African university’s growth, and a Ford Foundation grant for primary science education.
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North Bennington
New York Herald Tribune
University of Nigeria
Nsukka
Nigeria
the Tribune
Terry Ferrer
The
African University
Babs Fafunwa
Doris Jones
Sunday Tribune
Fafunwa
Bethune-Cookman College
Daytona
Fla
New York University
Dr. Fafunwa
New York
College of Education
Vermont
Williamstown Theatre Elects New Officers
Williamstown Theatre Foundation members met January 12 to set plans for the 1964 season. Louis Rudnick was re elected president and Mrs. Edward J. Coughlin was re elected secretary. George W. Schryver was elected treasurer, succeeding George Oestreich who resigned but remains a trustee.
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Williamstown
Mass
Louis
Edward J. Coughlin
George W. Schryver
George Oestreich
Rudnick
Schryver
Henry N. Flynt Jr
Coughlin
John C. Jay
Clarence C. Chaffee
Walter M. Hinrichs
Concert Lecture on Baroque and Rococo at Williams College
An illustrated program titled Baroque and Rococo in Art and Music will be presented tonight at 8:30 in Jesup Hall. Lydia Hoffman-Behrendt of Dartmouth College and Dr. William H. Pierson Jr. of Williams will perform and lecture, with no admission charge and open to the public.
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Williamstown
Mass
Jesup Hall
Lydia Hoffman - Behrendt
Dartmouth College
William H. Pierson Jr
Williams
Arlington PTA Meeting Canceled and Essay Winners Named
Arlington notes a PTA January meeting cancellation with next session set for February tenth. ESSAY WINNERS The Bennington Southwest District honors Arlington seventh graders Helen Henning Betsy Moody and Katherine Elwell for essays What Vermont Forests Mean to Vermonters.
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Bennington
Vermont
Vermont Forest Festival Committee
State Department of Education
Arlington
Helen Henning
Betsy Moody
Katherine Elwell
Mountain Towns Snowed In as Storm Dumps Heavy Snow
Residents report near zero temperatures and two feet of snow with drifts three to four feet. Driveways, doors, and roads are buried leaving no traffic and only snowplows moving. Local estimates put snowfall around sixteen to eighteen inches in the area.
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