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HOUSING ASSIGNMENT CONV. ACS DATE 3/14 NAME(S) ELAINE M. KILBOURNE & MOTHER 1006 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RECONFIRMING double occupancy REMARKS Note of addition of second occupant DAILY RATE $20 ARRIVAL DATE Apr 8, 2pm DEPARTURE DATE Apr 12 CONFIRMED BY Eden Roc HOTEL SIGNATURE Fred [[?Atln]] RESERVATION MANAGER DATE 3/15/67 CONFIRM TO Miss. E.M. Kilbourne Anacosta High School 5504 - 23 P1. S.E. Washington, D.C. 20031 CONFIRMATION OF HOTEL RESERVATION Miami Beach Florida Please read "Special Notice" on Reverse Side GUEST COPY [[7 columns]] | MEMO | DATE | REFERENCE | [[?]] | [[?]]| [[?]] | PICKUP | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | | APR-8 67 | RM&TX1006 | F* 21.00 | | * 21.00 | * 21.00 | | | APR-9 67 | [[?]] | D& 1.05 | | * 22.05 | F* 22.05 | | | APR-9 67 | RM&TX1006 | F* 21.00 | | * 43.05 * | K* 43.05 | | | APR-10 67 | RM&TX1006 | X* 21.00 | | * 64.05 | * 64.05 | | | APR-11 67 | CREST1006 | A* 10.88 | | * 74.93 | | * 74.93 | | | APR-11 67 | RM&TX1006 | F* 21.00 | | | | | | APR-11 67 | PHONE1006 | F* .50 | | * 96.43 | * 76.43 | | | APR-12 67 | PHONE1006 | A* .25 | | * 96.68 | | Eden Roc hotel, cabana and yacht club OCEANFRONT AT 47th Street MIAMI BEACH PAID APR 12, 7:57AM '67 SEE OTHER SIDE FOR CODE CREDIT CARD NO.: APPROVED BY: ROOM NO: 1006 RATE: 21.00 REMARKS: LT LAST BALANCE IS AMOUNT DUE TRANSFER TO CITY LEDGER GUEST'S SIGNATURE CHARGE TO: ADDRESS: NCR PAPER PATENTED BY NCE CO. C116288 [[logo]] ACS American Chemical Society OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE SECRETARY B.R. STANERSON Executive Secretary R.L. SILBER Director Membership Activities Division 1155 SIXTEENTH STREET NW WASHINGTON DC 20036 REpublic 7-3337 ac 202 June 7, 1967 Mrs. Elaine M. Kilbourne 5404 23rd Place, S.E. Washington, D.C. Dear Mrs. Kilbourne: Innovations in chemical education, at the high school level, are proceeding at a rapid pace. New curricula, teaching materials, audio-visual aids, models, equipment and the like are being developed and experimentation in the classroom is underway in many parts of the world. It would be extremely valuable to learn of such experimentation and new materials. An excellent way of accomplishing this is by means of a joint conference. The American Chemical Society is planning to sponsor such a conference on "Recent Developments in High School Chemical Education." The purpose of the conference would be: 1. to identity new approaches that have been developed in many countries for teaching high school chemistry. 2. to provide information about these new approaches to chemical educators in the United States and other countries. 3. to create a working relationship with chemical educators in many countries so that a continuous exchange of new ideas will develop. The conference is planned so that a participant representing a foreign country where innovations have been developed, will report formally on the major curriculum activities in his country and demonstrate or exhibit new materials and teaching aids. The conference will begin on Tuesday, August 29, 1967 and last through Saturday, September 2, 1967, and will be held at the American Chemical Society in Washington, D.C. Approximately 10-15 participants are expected to attend from outside the United States and about 25 from the U.S.
