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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1965

Page

10

Orff Method Introduced at Berkshire Music School

The Pilisfield Community Music School adopts Carl Orff approach to music education for preschoolers. It starts with rhythm and speech patterns, uses simple two note chants, then adds percussion and pentatonic scales, emphasizing improvisation and memory. Mrs Rich leads training with a Bennington College music major and violin studies, as the school becomes New England’s first to offer Orff.

Pilisfield Community Music School Daleroze Eurythmics Carl Orff Germany Europe Herbert Zipper North Shore Community Music School Winnetka Berkshire Orff Community Music School Paul Rich Bennington College Michel Sasson Boston Symphony Orchestra Berkshire Country Day School New England

Of Good Manners And Polite Talk (NANA)

A critique of polite society arguing true respect requires candor not concealment. It defends balanced modesty over polished posturing and warns that superficial civility masks deeper resentment and insincerity in social discourse.

Nana

Standards for Food Quality and Safety in Everyday Life

The National Bureau of Standards maintains permanent bases for weights and measures and for the identity and quality of foods. It explains how consumers can trust that products like sugar, maple syrup, strawberry preserves, tomato catsup, peas, and peaches meet consistent standards across brands and locations.

Maine Vermont National Bureau of Standards Department of Commerce Washington, D.C

Understanding FDA Standards for Food and Labeling

The article explains federal rules under the Federal Food Drug and Cosmetic Act enforced by the FDA. It covers misbranding adulteration standards identity and quality standards for foods including fruit preserves jellies cheese and canned goods. It highlights fill of container standards and enrichment requirements to protect consumers.

Food and Drug Administration The FDA

Farewell Letter Highlights Mrs Gordon’s Spotlight Absence

Mrs Gordon writes an open letter at her husband Kermit Gordons farewell party, detailing a sense of invisibility as a Washington official wife. She recalls photographers and captions that never identify her, and notes a shift as Gordon moves to Brookings Institution.

Kermit Gordon Federal Mrs. Gordon Max Beerbohm Jane Eyre Mr. Rochester Johnson Gordon Williams College Brookings Institution Washington

Dear Kermit Budget Satire on Family Finances

A jocular letter from June 1965 mocks budgetaries and audits as a spouse imitates federal fiscal policy. It notes deficits, revenue, and debt decline but hints at tension and curiosity about CIA funding, ending with anticipation of reunion and wit.

Uncle Sam Gordons Wilbur Mills American Legion Rivers and Harbors Congress CIA

New Sport Wear Line Features Gutmann Shorts and Meyer Raincoat

A feature on women’s golf apparel notes G. T. Gutmann Tuck designed shorts for female players in dacron and cotton blends and Madras fabrics in all sizes and colors. John Meyer of Norwich introduces a raincoat marking the first arrival of a broader sport clothes line offering sizes 6 to 16 in navy natural and vibrant colors.

G. T. Gutmann John Meyer Norwich

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