41. FLORESTA Judson,Katharine Berry, Subject Index to the History of the Pacific Northwest and of http://www.ceha-madeira.net/ecologia/285.htm

FLORESTA No século XVIII com Rousseau o quadro natural assumiu um papel distinto, passando a estar envolvido no quotidiano. O homem do século XIX vê a floresta com outro olhar. Perdeu o medo e o instinto dominador, procurando nela a harmonia. É essa a lição de David Thoreau em "Waden" . Mas também é neste momento que o homem toma consciência da sua acção devastadora sobre a floresta. O primeiro grito é de Marsh em "Man and nature" (1874). Perante isto sucederam-se reacções, com as medidas de protecção da floresta em 1669 a ordenança francesa das florestas de Colbert e depois como o free timber act , no dizer de Alfred Crosby Passamos a grande ilha da Madeira Que do muito arvoredo assim se chama Das que povoamos a primeira BIBLIOGRAFIA ACKERMAN, Robert E. , Archaeoethnology, ethnoarchaeology and the problems of past cultural patterning. In Ethnohistory of southwestern Alaska and the southern Yukon: method and content , (ed.) Margaret Lantis, pp. 11-47. Studies in Anthropology, 7. Louisville: University of Kentucky. 1970.

42. EASTMAN MSS. Packer Berry, John Edgar Berry, Margaret Best Irene Josephson, Frederick A. Judson,Eleanor Kairalla Olivia (Rosebrook) McConnell, Katharine (Dexter) McCormick http://www.indiana.edu/~liblilly/lilly/mss/html/eastman.html

EASTMAN MSS. The Eastman mss., 1892-1968, consist of the correspondence and writings of Max Forrester Eastman, 1883-1969, author. The earliest pieces include a few family letters from his mother, Annis Bertha (Ford) Eastman, (Mrs. Samuel Elijah Eastman), 1852-1910, minister, and his sister, Crystal Eastman, 1881-1928, lawyer. With the biographical materials is the Dutch painting that Eastman's mother brought to him from Europe. Other related family correspondence may be found in the Anstice Ford Eastman mss., of his brother, 1878- 1937?, physician. Letters from friends and neighbors of Elmira and Glenora, New York, and from his classmates and acquaintances at Mercersburg Academy and Williams College also belong to the correspondence of the early period of Eastman's life. Completing his work for a Ph.D. degree at Columbia and encouraged by John Dewey, he taught logic for three years at the University. In 1909 Eastman organized the Men's League for Woman's Suffrage. His marriage to Ida Rauh, actress and poet, occurred in 1911 and produced comment when it was learned Miss Rauh would retain her maiden name. Their son Daniel was born in 1912. A year later Eastman's first books, Enjoyment of Poetry and Child of the Amazons, were published. During this time he became editor of The Masses with its new idea in format and inclination toward then-radical causes and worked with it until its close in October, 1917. The next year with his sister Crystal Eastman as co-owner he started a new periodical with similar interests called The Liberator.

43. Fruit Garden Books - Suite101.com in the Home Garden, The Backyard Berry Book A Christmas in an 1806 PennsylvaniaFarmhouse Katharine Z. Okie Evolutionary Biology of Sex Olivia Judson More on http://www.suite101.com/books.cfm/fruit_garden

44. Tomfolio.com: Music: Religious Music et al Revival Gems Publisher The Judson Press Philadelphia director Elizabeth Patterson;Mary Berry, Chant conductor Le Mee, Katharine Chant The Origins, Form http://www.tomfolio.com/bookssub.asp?catid=29&subid=2400

45. UW Libraries, Pacific Northwest Collection Guide AUTHOR = Judson, Katharine Berry. SERIES, IN THE AMERICAN STATE PAPERS, AND INOTHER DOCUMENTS, 17891881 / PREPARED BY Katharine B. Judson, MA, FOR THE http://www.lib.washington.edu/specialcoll/pnw/guide.html

Indexes and Bibliographies Return Overview Sources - Encyclopedias Return Place Names Return Overview Sources - Regional Histories Return Biographical Information Return Collection Guides Return Directories Return Regional Architectural and Graphics Research Materials Return Ethnic Groups - History TITLE = ASIANS IN THE NORTHWEST : AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY / JOAN YOSHITOMI ... [ET AL.]. SUBJECT = Asians Northwest, Pacific Bibliography. LOCATION = SpecColl Reference. CALL # = Z1361.O7 A75. TITLE = MULTI-ETHNIC GUIDE TO SEATTLE-KING COUNTY : NATIVE AMERICAN, ASIAN/ PACIFIC ISLANDER, AFRICAN AMERICAN, LATINO/HISPANIC. SUBJECT = Minorities Washington (State) Seattle. SUBJECT = Seattle (Wash.) Guidebooks. SUBJECT = Multiculturalism Washington (State) Seattle. LOCATION = SpecColl Reference. CALL # = F899.S49 A27 1993. AUTHOR = Ravage, John W. TITLE = BLACK PIONEERS : IMAGES OF THE BLACK EXPERIENCE ON THE NORTH AMERICAN FRONTIER / JOHN W. RAVAGE. SUBJECT = Afro-American pioneers West (U.S.) History Pictorial works. SUBJECT = Frontier and pioneer life West (U.S.) Pictorial works. SUBJECT = West (U.S.) History Pictorial works. LOCATION = SpecColl Reference. CALL # = E185.925 .R38 1997. Return Exploration History Please note that our exploration history collection is strong. This represents only a small portion of that material.

46. University Of Delaware: SIR GERALD BARRY CORRESPONDENCE 1917 Ashby, Eric, 1904- Atholl, Katharine Majory Stewart Jock A., Sir Camrose, WilliamEwert Berry, Viscount, 1879 Roy Johnson, Celia, 1908- Judson, Philip Keely http://www.lib.udel.edu/ud/spec/findaids/barry.htm

Special Collections Department Sir Gerald Barry Correspondence Manuscript Collection Number Accessioned : Purchase, April 1993 Extent : ca. 580 items (1 linear ft.) Content : Letters, clippings, galley proofs, pamphlets, photographs, speeches, reviews, lists, and reports. Access : The collection is open for research. Processed : July 1994, by Anita A. Wellner for reference assistance email askspec@hawkins.lib.udel.edu or contact: Special Collections, University of Delaware Library Newark, Delaware 19717-5267 Table of Contents Biographical Note Scope and Contents Note Arrangement Note Contents List Biographical Note British journalist and administrator Sir Gerald Reid Barry was born November 20, 1898, in Surbiton, County Surrey. Educated at Marlborough College, Barry was selected in 1916 to attend Corpus Christi, Cambridge, where he planned to study history; however, World War II intervened, and between 1917 and 1919 Barry served in Great Britain's Royal Air Force, attaining the rank of captain by the end of his service. Following the war, Barry became a journalist, writing lead articles for the

47. Photo Gallery - The Alliance Of Chief Executives Santa Maria, Dan Segedin, Victor Som, Judson Truchon, David of Santa Maria Co.,Michelle Berry of About Aspacia Systems and his wife, Katharine, along with http://www.allianceofceos.com/spd.cfm/spi/photo_gallery

Home Contact Us Careers Site Map ... About the Alliance Photo Gallery January 23, 2003: CEO Roundtable January 23, 2003: CEO Roundtable Paul Witkay facilitated a CEO Roundtable for 24 Alliance CEOs from a wide variety of businesses on "Economic Projections for 2003." This CEO Roundtable was co-hosted with Bay View Bank and California CEO Magazine which will be publishing the discussion in an upcoming issue. January 7, 2003: CEO Roundtable January 7, 2003: CEO Roundtable December 5, 2002: Alan and Darlene Huttmann enjoy the wine and fellowship of the Alliance Holiday Party with Noel and Katherine Wixsom, and Darren Young at the Orinda Country Club. December 5, 2002: Chris Crawford enjoys the dinner with Bob and Anne-Jette Oxenburgh, Jeff and Kathie Antrim, John and Julie Rule, Lorna Chandler and Marge Jensen at the Alliance of Chief Executive's 6th Holiday Dinner party. December 5, 2002: Sean and Julie Corcoran enjoy meeting Chris and Julie Sullivan and Monica Coady at the Alliance Holiday Party. December 5, 2002: Jim Ziegler dines with Rich and Laura Gianello and Dennis and Lori Erokan at the Alliance of Chief Executive's 6th Holiday Dinner party.

48. Barbara Farnsworth, Bookseller New York BerryHill, Henry and Sidney, ANTIQUE GOLD BOXES / THEIR LORE AND THEIR LURE. Green,Anna Katharine. Hale, Judson, THE EDUCATION OF A YANKEE / AN AMERICAN MEMOIR http://www.farnsworthbooks.com/cgi-bin/bfb455.cgi/scan/mp=keywords/se=New York/s

49. Frogtown Books Signed Bates, Katharine Lee, LITTLE ROBIN STAYBEHIND. Berry, Wendell, NOVEMBER TWENTYSIX NINETEEN HUNDRED SIXTY THREE. Brewster, Arthur Judson, IT'S FUN TO RETIRE. http://www.frogtownbooks.com/cgi-bin/ftb455/scan/mp=keywords/se=Signed/st=sql/ml

50. Untitled Katharine Drexel Friend of the Neglected. TAYLOR, JOSEPH Judson, 1855. and Lexington,Okla.; Double Springs, Sandusky, Winfield, Sylacauga, Berry, Vernon, and http://www.lib.auburn.edu/madd/docs/ala_authors/t.html

TALESE, GAY, 1932- Journalist, writer. Born: Feb. 7, 1932 in Ocean City, N.J. Parents: Joseph Francis and Catherine (DePaulo) Talese. Married: Nan Ahern, June 10, 1959. Children: Two. Education: University of Alabama, B.A. Served in U.S. Army, 1953-1955; reporter for New York Times , 1953-1965; pioneer of "new journalism" by applying techniques of fiction to non-fiction; left Times in 1965 to become full-time writer. Source: Current Biography Yearbook, Contemporary Authors, Vol. 9NR. Author: The Bridge. Fame and Obscurity: Portraits. New York: World, 1970. Honor Thy Father. New York: World, 1971. The Kingdom and the Power. New York: World, 1969. New York: a Serendipiter's Journey. New York: Harper, 1961. The Overreachers. Thy Neighbor's Wife. Garden City, N.Y.: Doubleday, 1980. Unto the Sons. New York: Knopf, 1992. TANNER, JOHN THOMAS, 1820-1899 Source: Tanner's History of Athens.... Author: History of Athens, and Incidentally Limestone County, Alabama, 1825-1876. University, Ala.: Confederate Pub. Co., 1978. TARRY, ELLEN, 1906-

51. Untitled Married Katharine Anderson, September 20, 1918 University, 1950; Emory University,1961; Berry College, BA Education Study at Judson College, 1938; New College http://www.lib.auburn.edu/madd/docs/ala_authors/g.html

GAILLARD, FRYE, 1946- Journalist, Editor, writer, instructor. Born: 12/23/46 Mobile, AL. Parents: Walter Frye, Sr., and Helen Amante Gaillard (maiden name, Toulmin) . Education: Vanderbilt University, B.A., 1968.. Married: Rosemary Peduzzi (divorced, 1981). Children: 2. Rachel Amante, Tracy Moore. Married: Nancy Thomas (06/04/88). Source: Contemporary Authors Online , The Gale Group, 1999. Publication(s): Watermelon Wine: The Spirit of Country Music . St. Martin's, 1978 Race, Rock and Religion . East Woods Press, 1982 The Unfinished Presidency: Essays on Jimmy Carter . Wingate College Press, 1986 The Dream Long Deferred . University of North Carolina Press, 1988 The Secret Diary of Mikhail Gorbachev . Longstreet Press, 1991 If I were a Carpenter: Twenty Years of Habitat for Humanity B.J. Blair, 1996. As Long As the Waters Flow: Native American in the South and the East . John F. Blair, 1998. The Unfinished Presidency Carmel Country Club: the First 50 Years . Charlotte, NC: The Club, 1997. The Heart of Dixie . Down Home Press, 1996.

52. Wantedbooks.com WINSIDE, NEBRASKA $45.00 USD Barbara Berry's Bookshop. Judson, Phoebe G. Very GoodTrade Paperback. KINCAID, Katharine NEBRASKA EMBRACE $2.99 USD Hard to Find http://www.wantedbooks.com/booklist.asp?searchtype=keyindex&searchstring=231

53. I.S.H.A. / U.s. Ski Hall Of Fame Sepp 1977 Bennett, Nelson 1986 Berry, William Banks S. 1990 Hodler, Marc 1981 Holman,Katharine (Peckett) 1982 C. 1991 Jones, Gregory 1978 Judson, William David http://www.skiinghistory.org/halloffame.html

The U.S. Ski Hall of Fame Class of 2002 official site of U.S. Ski Hall of Fame GEORGENE BIHLMAN HANS GMOSER JOHN P. LITCHFIELD DR. ROBERT ODEN CARROLL P. REED (Posthumously) 1905-1995 NICOLE "NIKKI" L. STONE U.S. Ski Hall of Fame The most prestigious and most-discussed repository of the ski history of the United States, both as an institution and as real estate, resides in a beautifully architected building on Michigan's Upper Peninsula in the town of Ishpeming. Known simply as "the ski hall of fame" The building contains the hundred-and-some photos and biographies of its Honored Members, chosen by the institution. It is also a museum, with three-dimensional displays of important facets of U.S. ski history, and it is a library containing over a thousand books pertinent to ski history. A HISTORY OF THE U.S. SKI HALL OF FAME AND MUSEUM The most prestigious, most-discussed repository of the ski history of the United States is both an institution and real estate residing in a beautifully architected building on Michigan's Upper Peninsula in the town of Ishpeming. Known simply as "the ski hall of fame," the building’s signature display consists of the three hundred-and-some photos and biographies of its Honored Members, chosen by the institution. It is also a museum, with three-dimensional displays of important eras of ski history, and it has a library containing over 1500 books pertinent to ski history.

54. Individuals B 1889 Directory S. Market, res 184 S. Spring Bassett Katharine L. assistant and Thrasher Baynton Judson,butcher, res 36 Farlow Beach Henry, baker, bds 198 Clifton Berry Ada M http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~rosecity/1889indivB.html

Springfield and Clark County, Ohio Before 1900 1889/90 Springfield City Directory Individuals A B C D ... F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z B Home Clark Co. GenWeb

55. Scrapbook Of John Chatterson, Wayne County, N.Y., Part 4 Rising, , w. of Eben, 1894, Obit, N, Rose, 5A. Roat, Nellie E. and Edwin A. Berry,1890, Mar. Rose, Judson A. and Lillian Gage, 1891, Mar. N, 21. Weeks, Katharine, wid. http://www.rootsweb.com/~nywayne/rose/chatterson4.html

INDEX TO THE SCRAPBOOK OF JOHN CHATTERSON, Part 4 These records from John Chatterson's scrapbook were contributed by Frank Dennis, Rose town editor and editor of the Rose Historical Society's newsletter. Frank tells us that "In the 1890s, when he was over 70 years old, former Rose resident John Chatterson began keeping a scrapbook of newspaper articles on deaths and weddings. The Rose Historical Society now has a copy, and an index has been prepared listing names of decedents, brides and grooms in alphabetical order. A copy of the index, plus all birth, marriage and death records for 1895-96 , is being placed in the Town Library." The Scrapbook of John P. Chatterson (1819- ) (1) A - article; N - note Subject Date Item Type (1) Place Page Raymer, Gertrude E. and Clayton Henry Mar. N Huron/Alton Ream, Charles W. Obit A Rose Ream, Edith and M. Leroy Fikes Mar. A Redlington, Minnie, and Benny Johnson Mar. A Rose Reynolds, Eliza, mother of Mrs. A. Knight Obit N Huron Reynolds, Julia and Ayner VanMarter Mar.

56. CITY DIRECTORY 1917, MITCHELL, DAVISON CO SD dealer Berry John Sr retired farmer Berry TA exchange Horning Orlando Emma M studentHorton Katharine mgr Savoy E Agnes auctioneer Judge Bros Judson Hazel tchr http://www.rootsweb.com/~sddaviso/mitdir1917.htm

CITY DIRECTORY 1917, MITCHELL, DAVISON CO SD MITCHELL CITY DIRECTORY 1917 A thru K MITCHELL CITY DIRECTORY L thru Z at the bottom Click for Name and addess page Additions or corrections to: Andrea Sindt (bunnyden@santel.net) Mitchell Directory 1917, issued under the supervision of the Mitchell Merchants Association, listing residents of Mitchell, SD over the age of 18 years, using census data. The actual count shows 8,134 persons, however taking into account the houses where it was impossible to secure information it can safely be said that Mitchell has at least 8,200 population. This Directory also includes a plat map of Mitchell in the year 1917. Property of the Davison County Historical Society and posted with their permission. The Mitchell Directory 1917 can be found in the: Mitchell, SD Public Library, Archives Room. Mitchell City Directory 1917 A-K Name and addess page Mitchell 1917 L-Z Return to Mitchell City Directory Return to Davison Co. Home Page

57. Talking Book Topics--May-June 1998, Adults Nonfiction of Everyday Advice RC 41560 edited by Judson D. Hale Katharine reluctantly took overand became by some accounts Ties RC 44418 by Carmen Renee Berry and Tamara http://www.loc.gov/nls/tbt/1998/1998-3-tbtanf.html

Talking Book Topics May-June 1998 Books for AdultsNonfiction Books listed in this issue of Talking Book Topics were recently sent to cooperating libraries. The complete collection contains books by many authors on fiction and nonfiction subjects, including biographies, classics, gothics, mysteries, romances, and others. Contact your cooperating library to learn more about the wide range of books available in the collection. Cassette books are labeled with the code RC and play at 15/16 ips. To order books, contact your cooperating library. Note: For the information of the reader, a notice may appear immediately following the book description to indicate occurrences of strong language, explicit descriptions of sex, or violence. The word "some" before any of these terms indicates an occasional or infrequent occurrence, as in "some strong language." A Mouthful of Rivets: Women at Work in World War II RC 40825 by Nancy Baker Wise and Christy Wise read by Barbara Rappaport 2 cassettes Nancy Baker Wise was among the many women who stepped into jobs left vacant by World War II soldiers. She and her daughter interviewed 137 others like her to describe that experience. The women discuss the types of jobs taken, the training provided, the attitudes of male co-workers and supervisors, the effects on the women's home life, and their displacement after the war. 1994.

58. ASHA Committees, Boards, And Councils Allan O. Diefendorf; Melanie Frazek; Judson P. Garrett Members Virginia S. Berry;Stephan J. Boney; Ellen Fagan Erin Spinello, ex officio; Katharine Verdolini. http://professional.asha.org/resources/governance/boards.cfm

Professional Home Page Resource Center Governance 2003 ASHA Committees, Boards, and Councils Download the Volunteer Pool Form if you are interested in participating in any of ASHA's committees, boards, or councils. Working Group to Revise AAC Documents Revise augmentative and alternative communication policy documents. Stephen Calculator, Chair E-mail: stephenc@christa.unh.edu Members: Amy Finch; Susan R. McCloskey; Ralf W. Schlosser; Catherine A. Sementelli; Roseanne P. Clausen, ex officio. Council on Academic Accreditation in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology Formulate standards for the accreditation of graduate educational programs that provide entry-level professional preparation in audiology or speech-language pathology; evaluate programs that voluntarily apply for accreditation; grant certificates to those programs deemed to have fulfilled requirements for accreditation; maintain a registry of holders of such certificates; and prepare and furnish to proper persons and agencies lists of accredited programs. Michael J. Moran, Chair

59. Grace Cavaleri Papers 9/76 The Poet and the Poem Judson Jerome interviewed 4/76 Poets in Person MLKLibrary; Katharine Edgar, Robert The Poet and the Poem, WPFW Faith Berry. http://www.gwu.edu/gelman/spec/collections/manuscript/cavalieri.html

Grace Cavaleri Papers Preliminary Finding Aid Introduction Biographical Sketch Scope and Contents Note Series Descriptions ... Sub-Series: Gargoyle Recordings Introduction As of June, 1995, this finding aid is preliminary, designed to capture as much information as possible about the 11 cubic foot collection as it now exists. With the exception of one videotape cassette, this collection consists entirely of audiotape recordings. Roughly half are recorded in reel-to-reel magnetic audiotape format. These reels appear fragile and will have to be reformatted to cassette format to be used by researchers. Additionally, service copies of all of the recordings should be made before they are made available for general use. Production of the final finding aid for this collection is dependent upon reformatting and creating service copies of these recordings. Cavalieri has recently expressed her interest in donating additional personal papers and materials related to her writing, including manuscripts of her plays. The collection was donated by Grace Cavalieri in December of 1989 as part of the Washington Writer's Archive. Cavalieri has since donated copies of her books of poetry as they are published. These published volumes of Cavalieri's poetry, along with the volume of the WPFW Poets Anthology, which she edited, are shelved in the Department of Special Collections stacks. While the donor transferred all her psysical rights to the collection materials upon their donation, she does retain certain literary property rights to the materials. The audiotapes in this collection consist mainly of recordings of arts and literature-oriented radio programs which were produced by Cavalieri for the Washington, D.C. non-commericial radio station WPFW-FM 89.3 between 1975 and 1989. The largest portion of these tapes were recorded between 1977 and 1986.

60. Carmel High School Alumni Association Doelman Elizabeth Dunne Theresa Hutton Katharine Reiff Curtis McCray Paul McEnroePatrick McEvoy Berry McGuckin Jonathan Keit Blem Tracy Britos Judson K. Boone http://www.carmelhighalumni.org/classlists2.html

Class Lists Graduated Classes For current Carmel High School class information ('03-'06) please visit CarmelHigh.org Please Note: The classes from 2002 through 1998 and 1996, 1994, 1992, 1991, 1988, 1986, 1985, 1974, 1970, and 1961 currently do not have class representatives. The classes of 2002 through 1982 are not listed although the Classes of 1990 and 1982 will be posted in the near future. If you would like to be a Representative for your class please email or call Michael Gahagan at 209.536.1143. Class representatives efforts are devoted to providing news flashes, tidbits, etc. about classmates for the Class Notes section of the newsletter, keeping track of classmate moves, helping with updated or compiling class lists, acting as a clearinghouse and networking for developing reunion contacts, committees for their class reunions in partnership with the Alumni Association. There can be co-class reps or even small committee-groups as class representatives. MichaelGahagan@CarmelHighAlumni.org Those names in the class lists that are highlighted in red can be clicked on for an email address and message link. Let us know at MichaelGahagan@CarmelHighAlumni.org

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