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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1968
Page
4
Orangeville School Board announced a negotiations meeting for Wednesday Jan 17 in Rock Falls Illinois. Dr Wesley Wildman Chicago will be speaker for the dinner meeting. Four board members are to attend. Dick Cramer, board president, was honored during halftime of the varsity game Friday.
Mrs. Floyd Mary S Edwards died at 75 in Cuba City after a long illness. Funeral services are scheduled for 2 p.m. Sunday in the First Methodist Church. She leaves husband, three daughters, one son, four brothers, one sister, 18 grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren.
U S Senator Everett Dirksen Illinois Senate Minority Leader will headline a $100 a plate fund raising dinner in Milwaukee on Monday March 4 to back the Republican senatorial campaign. The event at Milwaukee Arena kicks off party fundraising efforts as Dirksen, a longtime Republican leader, enters his fifth Senate term.
A column includes readers asking Abby about marriage fidelity and signals in letters ending with fondly versus love. Also notes on an Indiana father regretfully recounting his past intolerance, and basic training completion for Airman Kenneth E Karnatz from Lena Ill.
Community District 205 Board of Education in Warren considers funding a teacher pay raise and budget balance. They discuss an education tax referendum, a high school addition, and a new teacher salary schedule amid a projected 90 000 to 120 000 deficit for 1968 69.
The board considers substituting teachers during planning periods, adds music and art teachers, abolishes the $1,000 raise cap, adopts percentage based coach increments, extends increments by one year, and grants two personal leave days yearly. It plans hospital insurance, discusses a 6th grade room in Nora, and mobile classrooms as an option. resignations of Danner and Grindley approved. hires Parker and Barklay. principal vacancy listed. annuity plan deadline set. workshops planned. a costly Jo Daviess Center analysis presented.
Two dens have been formed in the Monticello Cub Scout pack reorganized under cubmaster Al Bacher with Herbert Kubly as assistant. Den I mothers are Mrs. Keith Garfoot and Den II mother is Mrs. John Winzenried. The month’s theme is communications and scouts will visit Circus 3? on WISC TV January 18.
The Vacation and Travel Service of the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources will join eight major travel and sports shows in six mid America metro centers this winter and spring. Wisconsin exhibits titled The Land That Was Made For Vacations will be showcased in Chicago Milwaukee Cincinnati Des Moines Minneapolis Columbus Cleveland and Kansas City venues from January to March.
Adults urged to become licensed brokers or salesmen with First Class Free in Madison at Hotel Loraine on Wednesday January 1th at 7 00 PM Also classes in Madison and Janesville Home study courses available Wis School of Real Estate 161 W Wis Ave Milwaukee
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