Teens Drawn Toward Teaching as Career, McGrath Reports
EN CROTTY sketches a scene of teenagers weighing teaching as a vocation amid a broader context of teacher shortages and calls for improved standards. Earl J. McGrath notes responses from 544 presidents on qualified personnel and legal issues, with widespread concern about staffing and future prospects. A Bermuda note adds local color about island media and sunny winters.
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Three Firms Bid For Local Hillside Avenue Project
Hillside avenue project bids were received from three firms. Town Manager Theodore Nelson reported the bids and noted Hayward Nelson has not yet awarded the contract. the low bid is expected to win.
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Annual H banquet honors county club members and leaders
About 120 county club members attended the annual H banquet on Thursday. Top awards for the past year were presented. Mrs. Guy W. Clark served as dinner chairman, with David W. Dik and David D. Beisel among the county leaders recognized.
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Catholics Woman's Club Plans November Meeting
Monthly meeting of the Catholic Woman's Club will be held November 17 following the appeal meeting at St. Irene's. The gathering will be at the rectory with Mrs. Ingemann J. Nielsen presiding as president.
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Rose Hawthorne Guild Meeting and Rummage Event Planned
The Rose Hawthorne Guild schedules its next meeting Wednesday at the school hall with a speaker and refreshments presided by Mrs. Lucien F. Grande. A well-attended rummage sale is planned for Friday and Saturday as parents visit.
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Baylor Defenders Set Interception Record vs TCU
Baylor University defenders set a Southwest Conference interception record by picking off nine passes from Texas Christian in a 1949 football game.
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Eisenhower to Settle Back in Gettysburg Farm
President Eisenhower says he plans to make his permanent home at his Gettysburg Pennsylvania farm after leaving the White House. He spoke to Rev. Robert A. Mackaskill after services at the Gettysburg United Presbyterian Church. He has given few details but hinted at travel abroad and possible private visits abroad as a former president.
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