Schools Face Real Shortage Of Instructors
Nationwide AP survey shows a historic shortage of qualified teachers as schools prepare to open across the United States. shortages hit Wisconsin Missouri North Carolina Illinois and New York hardest with many states reporting vacancies in elementary grades languages math science and vocational guidance.
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Hal Cooper
New York
United States
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Missouri
North Carolina
Illinois
Michigan
California
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Montana
Kentucky
Maine
Rhode Island
Maryland
Minnesota
Nebraska
Oklahoma
May Regan
Vermont Education Department
Omaha
Neb
Ers
State School
Ray Page
New York State Education Department
New York State
Michigan Department of Public Instruction
Robert Cornwell
Monroe School enrollment rises for 1966 67 term
Enrollment in the Monroe School System is projected to reach about 2,695 for 1966 67, up from 2,639 last year. Senior High holds 870 students, Junior High 420, with Lincoln and East North South schools balancing classes amid transfers and new registrations. The district anticipates stronger graduating classes and contains notes on class sizes and shifting students to balance enrollment.
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Monroe
Supt
D. J. Huenink
Lincoln School
Huenink
Grass Will Revive Despite Treatment
Ames Mauermann patch and recreation director said the browned spots from Elm disease treatment will recover in two to three weeks. Holes drilled and chemical poured to tree roots kill surrounding grass for about three weeks before renewal begins.
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Ames Mauermann
Mauermann
Rodney Blaser to Antarctic Stint on Research Vessel Eltania
Rodney R Blaser will spend six to nine months in Antarctic waters aboard the research ship Eltania a floating lab strengthened against ice and equipped with anti roll tanks He may study sea bottom elevations currents and general oceanography He will travel from New York to New Zealand attend a conference with international researchers and join a crew of 48 officers and men plus about 38 scientists The voyage range extends from near Argentina to New Zealand
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Antarctic
Rodney R. Blaser
Monroe Blaser
New York
Eltania
New Zealand
Antarctica
Blaser
Alvin Wilde
Sixteenth Avenue
Monroe
Platteville State University
NSF
Dale Dison
School of Engineering
U.S. de
Pierre
S.C
Argentina
New Teachers Join St. Victor's School Roll
St Victor School welcomes two new male teachers Donald Sorn from Belleville Wisconsin and James Collins from Eau Claire a Loras College graduate joining a staff that begins orientation for a departmentalized program for grades five through eight. Five teachers return from last year including Sister Rose Anthony. Classes start today with a half day and full operation tomorrow.
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ST Victor's
St. Victor's School
Sister Mary
0.P
St. John School
Milwaukee
James Collins
Eau Claire
Loras College
Ralph A. Pedersen Jr
Browntown
Donald Sorn
Belleville
Times
Thos
St. Victor
Wis
Rose Anthony
O. P
Avita
Marcelino
Walter Don
Little Marci Starts First Grade Day Across Two Schools
Six year old Marci Jo Ackerman rode to Richland Route 2 but ended up at East School. Found by her mother she remained calm and enjoyed her first day, attending both kindergarten and first grade in one day as confusion over school placement unfolded.
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Monroe
Monroe Education Association
Shelter House
Twining Park
Merle Erickson
Monroe High School
James Bossany
Nancy Nelson
Marci Jo Ackerman
Richland School
Marci
Harold Ackerman
Ackerman
Wenger
Richland
St Clare Hospital Fund Drive Reports Strong Returns
Volunteers in Monroe gathered at Marco's Supper Club for a noon session reviewing the St. Clare Hospital drive progress. R M Bussen reported $28 964 raised in house-to-house canvassing with more pledges to come. Community totals from Monticello New Glarus Argyle and Monroe indicate growing support for the $1 million goal to supplement Sisters of St Agnes $3 million and expand beds to 300.
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Friends of
Monroe
Bus‘sen
Paul Voegels
Monticello Friends of
Argyle
Jack Fernan
Ted Scheffer
Daniel Shea
Sisters of St. Agnes
St. Clare Hospital
Friends of St. Clare Hospital
John K
Jack) Fernan
Paul Voegeli
Monticello
Harvey Ott
Glarus
Delmar Naef
Green County
Times
Monroe Voter Registration Deadline Ahead of Sept 13 Primary
City Clerk Freda M Bray urges Monroe residents to register by 5 p m tomorrow at City Hall to vote in the September 13 primary. To register a person must be 21, have one year in Wisconsin, and 10 days residency in the city. Bray notes many locals have not registered despite new resident influx.
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Freda M. Bray
Monroe
Wisconsin
State Mechanical Corn Picking Contest Plans Slated
The Green County Agriculture Chest approved a 40 acre field north of Idle Hour Mansion for the 1966 State Mechanical Corn Picking Contest on September 24. A western exhibit area on Lillian Stauffacher farm was also approved with 30 teams of 12 volunteers sought for operations.
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Idle Hour
Monroe
Agriculture Chest
Lillian Stauffacher
Green County Agriculture Building
Baby boom squeezes marriage patterns nationwide
Miami Beach report says the postwar baby boom creates a marriage squeeze with up to half a million young women delaying or forgoing first marriages. Census officials Paul C. Glick and Robert Parke Jr. say the gap arises as women age 18 to 22 while men remain 20 to 24, risking many not marrying. solutions include earlier marriages.
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Miami Beach
Fla
American Sociological Association
U. S. Census Bureau
Paul C. Glick
Robert Parke Jr
Sign Vandalism Reported At City Intersection
Monroe Street Commission er Jack Erb reported ongoing stop sign vandalism at 17th Street and 7th Avenue. The sign, installed with a heavy concrete base, was torn out twice and dragged to a field. The police are investigating. The board approved a new heavier base and a city vehicle for the engineer. The next meeting is Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. Cheese market in Madison shows cheddar steady with prices listed for blocks and daisies.
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Monroe Street
Jack Erb
Board of Public Works
17Th Street
7Th Avenue
Erb
Harvey Elmer
Daily Doggerel by Clair R. Munns
Dorn turning yellow hay baled fulfilled promise of each plant has our summer availed a harvest rewarding just bitter weed in the garden of life
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Henry Olson
WANT
Rodney Blaser
St. Victor's
Little Marci
St. Clare
Monroe Drive
Willis Riemer
Decatur Township
Cal Kraemer
fair_ grounds
University of Wisconsin, Oscar Mayer Co
Roland Keen
Brodhead
Harriet Keener
Madison
Clair R. Munns
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