Teaching Square Dance: Basics for Beginners and Callers
The article explains how to start teaching western style square dancing, stressing fun, clear fundamentals, partner and corner roles, left and right hand awareness, and basic styling before figures. It lists a busy schedule of local square dancing events and classes for the week with multiple callings.
Washington area FFA Week honors pioneer farmer leaders
The article notes National FFA Week begins around Washingtons Birthday, celebrating George Washington as a farmer and the programs role in agricultural leadership. It covers FFA history, Ohio enrollments, county chapter formation, and the four membership degrees plus the American Farmer Degree. It links farming excellence to leadership, citizenship, and national educational goals.
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History
Washington
Virginia
Potomac River
National Organization of Future Farmers of America
FFA
Ohio
Congress
Agricultural Education Branch
Office of Education
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Washington, D.C
Kansas City
Lorain County
Midview
Keystone
Firelands
Wellington
State Association of
American Farmer
Thomas Jefferson
Sahuaro School aids asthmatic children in care and education
Kenneth Helton, eight, attends the Sahuaro School in Tucson for two years. The Arizona boarding program serves 72 severely asthmatic children aged around eight to ten, with 11 month schooling, full health and recreational rehab, house mothers, weekly religious services, scouting, outings, and no home visits during the two year stay. The National Foundation for Asthmatic Children funds care with a 30 member board and an executive committee of four physicians and five Tucson businessmen.
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Sahuaro School
National Foundation For Asthmatic Children
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Helton
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Tucson
Editor's outlook on TV’s role in American values
Charles C Crutchfield head of a new Ad Hoc Committee on American Values urges broadcasters to use prime time to uplift civic virtue. He argues for balanced programming that counters crime and vice with positive, relatable messaging and examples guiding viewers toward responsible behavior.
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Charles C. Crutchfield
Jefferson Standard Broadcasting Co
Charlotte
N.C
National Association of Broadcasters
Crutchfield
Charlie Crutchfield
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