South Brookfield News Highlights Various July Visits
Local residents share summer travels and family celebrations across Brookfield. Mrs. Pernicka and son Ronnie visited Michigan. Bernhagen family vacationed in Wisconsin. Carmella da Marea marked a July 5 birthday with relatives. Residents note visits from Indianapolis, Clifton, and Monticello families, a Lions convention in Chicago, and several birthday parties and vacations in Canada.
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John Pernicka
Ronnie
Konrad Ave
Michigan
Tzakis Andreakis Wedding in Chicago
Tessie Tzakis, Brook Park Elementary teacher in LaGrange Park, married Anthony Andreakis in a Greek church ceremony in Chicago last week. Brook Park faculty and District 94 friends attended. Numerous bridal showers were held in recent months.
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Tessie Tzakis
Brook Park
LaGrange Park
Anthony Andreakis
Chicago
Central Ave
Dist
Illinois Faces Teacher Shortage Amid Strong Demand
About 200 elementary teachers were added this spring across four Illinois state colleges. Yet Education Today notes many calls for teachers already. commencements covered Northern Illinois DeKalb Western Illinois Macomb Eastern Illinois Charleston Illinois State Normal Urbana May 81 to June 6.
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Teachers Colleges of
Illinois
Education Today
Northern Illinois State Teachers College
DeKalb
Western Ilinois State College
Macomb
Eastern Ilinois State College
Charleston
Minois State Normal University
Southern Tlinois University
Stanley Elam
College At
Teachers Colleges
Senate
Springfield
Superintendent of Public Instruction
NEA Commission On Teacher Education and Professional Standards
Luther Black
The
Spun Glass Gown and Exposition Relics at Chicago Exhibit
The Chicago Historical Society opens May 1 a Sixtieth Anniversary exhibit recalling the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition. It features a spun glass gown once worn to the exposition and a prize jelly, paintings, laces, china, and items from the fair.
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Historical Society
Chicago Historical Society
Chicago
Historiea Society
Toledo Museum of Art
Mmne. Victorine
New York
Infanta Mulatia
Spain
Alphonse Xtii
Susan Winans
Winans
Fort Dearborn
Harlow N. Higinbotham
Duke of Veragua
Christopher Columbus
Infanta Fulatia
Grover Cleveland
Levi P. Morton
Jackson Park
Jules Breton
Art Inestitute
Chicare
Thomas Havenden
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Rair
State Board Sees Stop-Gap Bill as Interim Fix
The state examining board calls the measure a stop-gap while urging that recruiting high school seniors for elementary curricula at teachers colleges be the top priority for agencies serving the state's school system.
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State Examining Board
Hearing Today on Water Diversion in Illinois
William S Nordburg of Winnetka and Sanitary District trustees attend a Washington hearing before the House Public Works committee on the Jonas bill to divert 1000 cubic feet per second from Lake Michigan at Chicago. The trustees press for the additional flow, deeming it vital for Illinois.
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William S. Nordburg
Winnetsa
Sher
Washington, DC
House of Representations Lavos
Jonas
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Illinois
Enlist Aid for Pier Branch Expansion to Four-Year University
University of Illinois Navy Pier branch faculty and students seek neighbors, business groups, and civic support to expand from a two year college to a fully accredited four year university in Chicago. A faculty convocation announced the campaign noting current cost disparities and budget share while stressing available funds and the need for efficient use.
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Navy Pier Branch
University of Ilinois
Navy Pier
General Assembly
Chicago
Pier
Urbana
Council of the Faculty
Four Year Program Proposed for the Pier
A university council report urges a four year program on the pier starting next fall with 5000 total enrollment and a $280,000 annual budget share. It claims pier space can handle junior and senior courses with noon and weekend classes, needing new staff only for a few elementary courses and predicts 2000 students per year barred from continuing education. By 1970, about 36,000 potential students statewide could be unable to afford college, prompting legislative action to guarantee the four year program.
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Council
Chicago
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Glenview
Joseph Hosman
Indianapolis
Ind
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Hosman
Joseph Budin
Sunnyside Ave
Clifton
Kans
Prank Kravchuk
Karen Marie
Bill Jackson
Lombard
Neil Fiiharts
Forest Ave
Marie Dance
Fredricka Kraliko
Canada
John Lone
Park Ave
Mrs. Long
Mrs. Hicks
Monticello
Iowa
Jerry
Francis Rachwalik
Omaha, Neb
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Joseph Stevens
Soldier Field
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Tyetroit
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Marty Heppert
Custer Ave
Robert Coates
Toronto
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Quebec
Maine
Anita Naus
Anita
Jack Tuschall
Dewey Coates
Vann Lass
Linden
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Wolf
22Nd Street
Cleveland
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Union
Igingiss Brothers
Oak Park
Marion
Evanston
South Side
la Grange
North
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Burlington & Wolf
Western Springs
U. of Illinois
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Zenith
Tom McKenney
Ashland Ave
Shell Oil Company
SHELL
Jobber
Hinsdale
Downers Grove
Riverside
Burlington Ave
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