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are concerned about small fruits, vegetables, landscaping, engineering qualities of soils, ornamental horiculture, etc* \ 1 . ’ ' I suspect our schools are observing this change too. The more Rappahannock 'leaders and office holders know this process of rapid urbanization and its effect the better they will be able to cope with the situation ahead. AEVA reports, “The theme is drawn from the omnipre-r sent fact of urbanization, that most visible manifestation of change, no longer identified only with metropolitan growth, but reaching out through swift avenues of travel and communication to encompass town, crossroads community and countryside" Here are the highlights of , the AEVA June 21 conference: 10:00-10:45 A. M.-“A Philosophy of Education for Adults in an Age of Change." Joseph Intermaggio, Director of Planning Studies, Wash ington Center for Metropolitan Studies. 10:45-11:30-“Training Lay Leaders for Effective Voluntary Group Action"- S. Howard Evans, Community Development Specialist, U. S. Chamber of Commerce, Watshinttton. D. C.
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