Manchester School Curriculum Evaluated
A detailed report on Manchester Elementary School curriculum was delivered to teachers administrators and school board members after two days of classroom visits and staff conferences. The 12 member committee included eight professionals and four laymen with co chairs from Vermont Education and educators from New York and Vermont. Highlights released by Supt. Vail call for a kindergarten and a full time physical education instructor.
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Port
Manchester
Robert B. Vail
Thomas Martin
Eugene Kayatta
William Loomis
Douglas Shaw
Bernice McKee
Elizabeth Tessier
Vermont Department of Education
Priscilla Doloff
Granville
N.Y
Edward Heyman
Spring Street
Essex Junction
Alfred Hurley
Woodstock
Daniel O’connor
Wilmington Area
Howard Smith
East
Springfield
Kaster Stempek
Hoosick Falls N.Y. Central School
Supt. Vail
National Science Foundation
Miss McKee
Supt
Vail
Williams College Fellow Receives $5,000 Crown Zellerbach Grant
Syed Shahid Husain, deputy secretary for planning and development in West Pakistan, earns a $5,000 Williams graduate fellowship from the Crown Zellerbach Foundation for study in development economics. Husain, 30, who studied at the London School of Economics, will pursue a master of arts at Williams alongside 19 other mid century scholars from Asia Africa and Latin America.
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Williamstown
Mass
Syed Shahid Husain
Cluett Center For Development Economics
Williams College
Crown Zellerbach Foundation
Vincent Macd. Barnett Jr
Colgate University
Paper Products Company
James D. Zellerbach
Italy
Barnett
Zellerbach
Rome
Husain
West Pakistan
Lahore
Pakistan
London School of Economics
Nigar
Main St
Williams
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Walter Anukpe
Nigeria
Thomas Byatike
Uganda
Agency For International Development
Ignacio Razon
Ostos
Mexico
Rockefeller Foundation
Ahmed Moetada Yacout
U.S.A
Egypt
Institute For National Planning
Cairo
Yule Safety Rules For Fresh Christmas Trees
Vermont Extension forester Raymond T. Foulds Jr. urges buyers to choose a fresh tree and keep it watered. He warns dried out trees pose fire risks and offers three checks: bounce for needle shedding, pull on end needles for resistance, and resin on the stump. Then stand the tree in water or snow until use and turn lights off when away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Raymond T. Foulds Jr
Vermont Extension Forester
Foulds
Bennington Girls Reflect on Williams Fraternities
North Bennington views fraternities at Williams as outdated but not a victory for liberalism. Bennington students say Williams, with or without fraternities, remains Williams and fear loss of social rituals, while favoring the university's scholastic focus and Bennington ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
New York Times Magazine
Bennington College
Bennington
Williams
Bennington Brothers
Inheritors of Wealth from Mellon to Vanderbilt
A critical review of John Tebbel's The Inheritors surveys 60 leading late 19th century financiers and their eras. It contrasts self made tycoons with heirs like the Vanderbilts and explores motives, methods, and the social impact of vast wealth.
Cimonettis Tour and Thanksgiving News Notes
Mr and Mrs Guido Cimonetti visited son and daughters in a trip from Wilmington to Quonset Rhode Island Baltimore Maryland Alexandria Virginia and Washington including the White House Smithsonian and FBI Building on return home an 11 hour drive amid snow on the Garden State Parkway and Thruway Also listed are visits from the Hall family Capy birth Hood family reunion deer hunting near Lake Bomoseen and Ice Capades attendance at the Eastern States Coliseum
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guido Cimonetti
Cimonetti
Quonset, R. I
Paul Davis
Baltimore
Thomas Cimonetti
Alexandria
Gordon McGinnis
Fort Belvoir
Cimonettis
Washington
White House
Smithsonian Institute
FBI
Garden State Parkway
Thruway
Garry Hall
David and
Ronald
Fox
Philip Capy
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Roy Hood
Karen
Roy
Ronny
Hood
Carl Larson
Lake Bomoseen
John Davidson
Wilmington
Davidson
Leo Berry
Berry
Myrtle Cole
Springfield
Mass
Eastern States Coliseum
Scout Promoted To Star Rank In Shafts bury Troop 31
James Prouty son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Prouty advanced to Star Scout at the Shafts bury Boy Scout Troop 31 Board of Review meeting. New committee members Henry Bunk and George Shea attended. Institutional representative James Hamilton presided in Sgt John Pol lacik absence. Discussions covered finishing the quonset hut at the Scout skating rink on Cleveland Avenue and plans to have it ready for rink opening. Proposals urged members to mail ideas to Eagle Square Mfg Co for future programs and activities and to attend meetings when possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
James Prouty
Ralph Prouty
Board of Review
Henry Bunk
George Shea
James Hamilton
John Pollacik
Cleveland Avenue
Eagle Square Mfg. Co
November Books At Library In Arlington
Arlington Martha Canfield Library lists November purchases across fiction and nonfiction. Notable titles include The House at Sunset by Norah Lofts, Atlantic Fury by Hammond Innes, The Climb Up to Hell by Jack Olsen, and Champion of World Peace by Dag Hammarskjold, among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Library In
Arlington
Martha Canfield Library
Norah Lofts
Leonard Wibberly
Hammond Innes
Lord Jeffery’s Fancy
Alfred Duggan
Hayes
Margery Sharp
John Dickson Carr
Allingham
Symons
Stout
Hell
Jack Olsen
Poe
W. Bittner
Ivan Sanderson
Beverly Butler
Elizabeth Ogilvie
Betty Cavanna
The
Supreme Court
Gerald Johnson
Dag Hammarskjold
L. E. Levine
Dogtown Common
Anne Eliot
Willie and
Alberta Constant
Henry
Beverly Cleary
Taro Yashima
Plant Adjustment for Tropicals in Climate Conditioning
Plants from the south require several months to adapt to new environments. Tropical foliage greens thrive with professional climate conditioning in northern greenhouses where growers finish and harden them in porous red clay pots with local soil mixes to ease the transition to cooler climates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
South
Season's First Snow Sparks Mom's Subtle Realization
Arlington writer recalls a cold afternoon of snow and memory as a family reclaims toys and relics from a hill, sandbox and woods. The piece ends with a nod to a mother’s saying to keep everything in its place.
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Arlington
Mother
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Science, Social Studies
SWIFT
Walker
Noveck-Shultz, Inc
DIAL
Sheilah Marlowe
Gentleman's College
Big Williams
Book Review
John Tebbel
G. P. Putnam & Sons
Ethel Drummond
Martha Canfield
America
Franklyn Swift
Massachusetts
Philip Armour
California
Andrew Mellon
Henry Ford
Commodore
New York City
Staten Island
Fifth Avenue
Vanderbilt
Marshall Field
Chicago
University of Chicago
Natural History Museum
Guggenheim
Guggenheim Foundation
Dover
Carlo Walter
Cimonettis’ Tour
Bore Mass
Mrs
Clinton Hall
Ily
Small
Med
North Street
State Armory
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