Education Pays Dividends theme for American Education Week
Vermont NEA director Esther J. Urie notes 1964 American Education Week runs November 8 to 14 with the theme Education Pays Dividends. The feature cites tangible and intangible benefits of education including higher earnings, civic engagement, and self fulfillment, plus economic impacts from school construction and local spending. President Johnson endorses the week, stressing broad access to quality education as essential to democracy and national future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Vermont
National Education Association
NEA
NEA Board of
Esther J. Urie
Williston
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
U.S. Census Bureau
Bureau of Labor Statistics
American Legion
U.S. Office of Education
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Johnson
Boston
Mass
F. W. Dodge Company
McGraw- Hill, Inc
Dodge
J. Thomas Ryan
Furrier Enters Ski Garb Business at Mount Snow
A Hungarian born furrier who sold fur ski wear around Mt Snow is back in the fur ski garb business. Emery Krausz, who ran a motor inn here three years ago, now makes and remodels coats and parkas for wholesale and retail markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Dover
Mt. Snow
Emery Krausz
New England
Bennington
Krausz
Motor Inn
Dairy Club notes and Peruvians gain nine members
Acting 4-H Club Agent Dick Dodge spoke to 25 Dairy Club 4Hers at Arlington Community Hall on Nov 4 about dairy record keeping calf showing at Eastern States Exposition and procurement issues. Peru 4-H Club renamed The Peruvians, expanding to nine members with new sewing and foods projects led by Margaret Farnum and Nina Farnum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick’ Dodge
University of Vermont
Dairy Club
Arlington Community Hall
Dodge
Hi-Hopes Dairy Club
Shaftsbury
Green Mt. Livestock Club
Manchester
John C. Page
Peru
4-H Club of
Margaret Farnum
Nina Farnum
Dutch Hill Improves Ski Area For 1965 Season
Dutch Hill owners announce summer improvements including remodeling of the T bar lift building, new high powered motors for lifts, and grooming of slopes. Intermediat e Yankee Doodle Trail altered to prevent line cutting. Vacation week races to be a regular event and day rates stay unchanged. Learn to ski weeks offered with five lessons and unlimited lift use for 25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heartwellville
Dutch Hill
Madeline Mulroney
Mulroney
Edmund P. Larkin
North Adams
Mass
Night lighting planned for new Brodie Mountain ski area
New Brodie Mountain ski area near Route 7 between Williamstown and Pittsfield will feature the largest night skiing setup. Seven miles of wiring and 300 plus bulbs will illuminate slopes Sunday through Wednesday nights. Developed by Kelly Lumber Co of Pittsfield, the site includes six slopes, a Stadeli chairlift, rope tows, a T bar, a lodge with a ski shop and restaurant, and a sun deck. Key staff include Don Valenti as ski school director and Jack Hespelien as ski patrol head.
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Ashford
Mass
Brodie Mountain
Williamstown
Pittsfield
Kelly Lumber Co
Kelly Stand Road
East Arlington
James W. Kelly
Don Valenti
Jack Hespelein
Dalton
Bill Murth
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Furrier
Mount Snow
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Peace Corps
Ecuador
Latin America
Africa
Asia
Washington, D. C
Main St
San Diego
Calif
UPI
Barry M. Goldwater
Robert Ansett
Goldwater
Ansett
Wallops Island
Plymouth
Fury Hardtop
Falcon Station Wagon
R& H
Liggett Bosworth’ Sales & Service
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vt
A&p
Bennington College
David Bergmark
Helen W. Feeley
Victor Bovee
Francis Eddy
Wesley Green
North Bennington
George Holland
Arlington
F.D.I.C
New Brodie
Benmore
North Street Shopping Center
Durham. Furniture Inc
ELM Street
Ty Ecrea
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