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SCIENCE IN SECOND GRADE — The
study of science is begun early at Menlo
School. Here, a group of second graders
show some of their recent activities in
this field. They are (left to right) Dawn
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Wyatt, third grade teacher at Menlo
School, is conducting a reading lesson
here. The students are: Carl Stephens,
Wayne Boyd, Pam Smith, Beverly Hudg-
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is a typical scene at the Menlo gym
nasium as seventh graders of Mrs. Inez
Rattray go through exercises. Each
home room teacher has a 30-minute
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Come on down and stare at it. hew Chevelle Malibu Sport Coupe
Now-Chevy spirit in a new kind of car!
We built this one to do more than just stand around
looking beautiful. Held its weight down in the 3,000-
pound range. Then built four lusty engines—two sixes
and two VB’s—with output all the way up to 220 horses *!
And if that makes you think this is one frisky car,
you’ve got the right idea.
You’ve also got a roomy car here. Yet its 115-inch
•wheelbase keeps it highly maneuverable in
traffic and very easy to park.
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Alexander, Nor in a Stephens, David
Goodson, Dale Hogg, Betty Smith and
Teresa Rich. The teacher is Mrs. Vance
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ins, Sammy White, Roderick Powell,
Kenneth Thompson, Dexter Thompson,
Kathryn Clowdis, Aubrey Galloway,
Martha Bailey, Johnny Knox and Ellen
Cavin.
physical education program daily. They
may conduct it outside when the weath
er is suitable and in the gym at other
times.
way it muffles noise and cushions bumps.
And the fine hand of Body by Fisher craftsmen shows
up beneath this one’s suave good looks, too.
Sound good? There’s more. Like the fact that Chevelle
comes in three series with eleven models—cohvertibles,
sport coupes, sedans, wagons, even Super Sport models
with front bucket seats. Like the fact that (and see if
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at your Chevrolet dealer’s—and so’s the driving.
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LIBRARY PROGRAM AT MENLO —
Here is a typical daily scene at the
Menlo School Library where library as
sistants check out books and do other
chores. Each of the grades four through
eight has two library assistants. The li
brary has some 1,700 books, a selected
Menlo to Honor School
During ‘Education Week’
Menlo will have an intensive
observance of "American Educa
tion Week" next week. It will be
sponsored by the Parent-Teach
er Association.
The Rev. Dewey Bailey is
chairman of the "American Edu
cation Week” committee. Mrs.
Emory Alexander heads the
PTA.
Here are some of the specific
plans:
Student ushers in Menlo
churches Sunday; an educa
tional bulletin board at the
school ; assembly program at the
school cafetorium at 9 a.m. Tues
day; recorded message from the
National PTA president on radio
Wednesday; a written report
Friday to parents on plans for
education in the future; and a
display on Saturday at a down
town store emphasizing the im
portance of children staying in
school.
Theme of the nation-wide
observance is “Education
COOSA OFFICIALS
ON PLAN PANEL
Two Coosa Valley Area Plan
ning and Commission officials
will be on a panel at a statewide
Planning conference in Atlanta
today.
They are Sid Thomas, director
of the Commission, and Bernard
Storey, of Armuchee, chairman.
The conference is sponsored
by the Georgia Department of
Industry and Trade, the County
Commissioners Assn, and the
Georgia Municipal Assn.
group oi magazines and several sets of
encyclopedias. Shown (left to right)
are David Hall, Ellen Jane Cavin, Ann
Hutchins, Mark Goodson, Rebecca Bus
bin, Veletta Leath and Phil Lawrence.
Miss Blanche Toles is the teacher in
charge of the library.
Strengthens the Nation”.
"The theme is highly appro
priate in light of current world
conditions, said the Rev. Mr.
Bailey. “Not only has education
contributed directly to the tech
nological changes which an
nually increase the standard of
living and wealth of the nation,
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but it stands as a primary bul
wark in the ideological battle
between East and West.”
Accompanying photos show
some of the activities underway
at the Menlo School and parents
are invited by officials to visit
the school at any time to view
the program first hand.
The Summerville News, Thursday, November 7, 1963
Bold Burglar Lifts Battery
From Car Near Police Station
Someone was anxious for an auto battery Sunday night.
Whoever it was simply raised the hood of a Summer- :
ville woman’s auto, parked in her yard, cut the cables and i
lifted her battery out.
It was a bold burglar too.
The incident occured in the yard of Mrs. Frances Harris’ ■
house, located on Union Street at the rear of the Summer
ville Police Station. Mrs. Harris discovered the burglary
Monday morning when she started to work.
Much Untaxed Property Found
During Elbert Revaluation
Over 900 lots that had not
previously been assessed were
found during the Elbert County
property revaluation program.
A total of 5,586 acres were in
cluded.
The program went into opera
tion in 1962 and 21 taxpayers
filed request for arbitration.
Three of these later withdrew
and 19 taxpayers and the Board
of Tax Assessors actually entered
into arbitration proceedings,
points out M. H. Dunn Sr.,
chairman of the Elbert County
Board of Commissioners, in a
recent magazine article. An
award by the artibrators was
made and accepted by the board
and the taxpayers and none of
the awards were appealed to the
Superior Court, said Mr. Dunn.
The Board of Tax Assessors
decided to tax on 35 per cent of
the appraised market value and
the net digest (after homestead
exemptions) went up $5,800,000.
The county millage was de
creased from 291/2 to 21 mills and
the school tax was reduced from
25 mills to 16.
Even with these reductions in
millage, there was an increase
in revenue for state and county
purposes of $52,000 and for
school purposes, $31,000.
Doane Adds
Two Experts
Two more persons, both ex
perts in personal property ap
praisals, were added to the
Doane Agricultural Service Inc.
staff in Chattooga County this
week.
They are Bob Elmore and Bill
Roth, both of Columbia, Mo.
The two will appraise fur
nishings, equipment and fix
tures in commercial, professional
and industrial establishments.
Inventories will not be ap
praised.
Mr. Elmore and Mr. Roth will
be here about one month on this
ohase of the property revalua
tion program.
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