4 H News Notes Camp Offers Teachable Moments
4 H conservation camp history and plans are outlined, highlighting the 1957 start at Vermont Forest and Farmland Foundation and the 1965 Camporee focusing on wildlife. The article discusses teachable moments in outdoor living and conservation, with sessions for Camporee members, primarily girls, and a goal to plant a conservation conscience in youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Forest and Farmland Foundation
Rupert
Bennington County
Larry Kemmerer
Ferdinand Bongartz
James Woodard
Louis Dondero
Bob Fish
Ray Lovely
Donald Laurie
Sid Davis
Pietro Betts
Joseph Hart
Harry Hayden
Vermont Poets Plan Meeting
MONTPELIER The annual spring meeting of the Poetry Society of Vermont will be held March 27 at 1 30 p m at the Tavern in Montpelier A memorial tribute will be paid to the late Katherine Scholl Smith a charter member James Faces of the English faculty at Vermont College will serve as poetry critic at a workshop conducted by Gladys Neiburg of St Albans A dinner is scheduled at 6 p m with Dr Arthur Hewitt society president as master of ceremonies Gary Earl Heath of St Albans a book reviewer for several Vermont newspapers and a member of the Authors Guild and Authors League of America Dinner reservations should be mailed to Mrs Lucy Biggs at 47 East St Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Poetry Society of Vermont
Katherine Scholl Smith
James Faces
Vermont College
Gladys Neiburg
St. Albans
Arthur Hewitt
Gary
Bennington Notes Military Family and Nurses Honors
Interior Communications Technician Third Class Arthur J. LaCroix, USN, son of Mr and Mrs Aurile J LaCroix of 112 Lincoln St, is aboard the USS Kitty Hawk during sea trials off the Pacific coast. Vermont nurses meet in Springfield, Miss Helen Grabowski and Mrs Norma Becket present orientation of the Staff Nurse. Linda C Rogers, daughter of Mr and Mrs William R Rogers, is among 30 graduates at Pittsfield General Hospital Bishop Memorial School of Nursing after cap and probationary period completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior Communications Techician
Arthur J. LaCroix
USN
Aurile J. LaCroix
Lincoln St
Pacific
Vermont State Nurses’ Association
Springfield Hospital
Helen Grabowski
Norma Becket
VSNA
Bennington
Linda C. Rogers
William R. Rogers
North Bennington Road
Pittsfield General Hospital
Bishop Memorial School of
PG H
More U S China Aggravation Foreseen at Middlebury
At the 23rd Middlebury College Conference held over a weekend, O Edmund Clubb of Columbia warned that even if the Southeast Asia crisis ends without war the China Soviet Union United States struggle will intensify. He cited three tentative conclusions on the regional power triangle and China's push toward an Asian alignment under its own strength.
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Middlebury
Southeast Asia
Moscow
Peking
China
United States
O. Edmund Clubb
Columbia University
Middlebury College
Clubb
Asia
Wing Tsit Chan
Dartmouth
C. Martin Wilbur
East Asian Institute
Columbia
H. Morton Fried
Patrick Watson
Canadian Broadcasting Company
Soviet Union
Far East
U.S.S.R
U.S.A
U.S
Viet Nam
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