Nason On Education Seeks Guidance for College Prep Paths
Letters to Dr. Nason discuss options for a high school student aging into college prep and a drawing interest while seeking board and room. Guidance covers junior college paths, delaying entry, and tailoring ninth grade course choices plus sources like the Occupational Outlook Handbook for career planning.
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Dr. Nason
C.J
Amboy
Til
F. M
Easton
Jan
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Bureau of Labor Statistics
U.S. Dept. of, Labor
Health Capsules: Washington's Bath at Berkeley Springs
Health Capsules summarizes George Washington bathing at Berkeley Springs in 1748 and his satisfaction leading to a nearby cottage. The piece notes the content is informational and not diagnostic.
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George Washington
Berkeley Springs
West Virginia
Training handbook details for students and job outlook
The document outlines professional and technical training needs and job prospects for each field. It notes references for further information, and cites where high schools typically keep the handbook in libraries or counselors’ offices. If unavailable, the booklet may be ordered from the U.S. Government Printing Office for $4.75.
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Government Printing Office
Washington, D.C
Wigs Win Approval Of U N Wives By The Associated Press
A New York gathering of United Nations wives sponsored by the National Council of Women of the United States visited Edith Imre's salon to compare beauty customs. Wives from 15 nations discussed cosmetics, hair care, and wigs, with remarks on makeup use, health links, and cultural differences across Iran Uganda Israel and the Soviet Union.
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Associated Press
NEW York
United Nations
N.Y
National Council of Women of the United States
Edith Imre
Uganda
United States
Marie Nosek
U.N
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Zoe Voinov
New England Vignettes From Arthur Ristau AP Writer
AAP story surveys New England snippets from Boston to Wilbraham. Fire Chief Alph Turner uses a squirt gun to extinguish a brick behind hearth blaze. Ski injury studies show light snow increases risk, with doctors funded to study declines in injuries. A Boston bureau recollects Tom Horgan’s famed jump from a waste basket. Providence lifters Dinner at Warwick mortuary grows from joke to yearly event drawing many attendees.
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Arthur Ristau
Associated Press
Boston (Ap
New Englandignettes
Alph Turner
Massachusetts
Turner
Wilbraham
Milton Wolf
Wilmington
Arthur Ellison
Williamstown
Mass
Mount Snow
U.S. Public Health Service
Tom Horgan
Horgan
Boston
Tom
John Knox
Boston Bureau
Providence
R.J
Warwick Mortuary
Women’s beauty trends span cultures and wigs across the globe
Mrs Honorine Ewagnigon of Dahomey admires wigs as do girls in Austria Cyprus and Denmark. Indonesians use body pastes and slimming tonics while Egyptians favor long hair with braids over the Cleopatra bob.
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Honorine Ewagnigon
Dahomey
Erna Spitznagel
Austria
Denmark
Cyprus
Sumatra
Cleopatra
Aly Nazif
Cairo
Kamen Ahmed
United Arab Republic
Fight Schools Enter Freshmen Essay Contest
Eight area high schools show interest in freshman English essay contest sponsored by York County Extension Service. Winners in each school receive a certificate and cash prize. Essay title How Will A High School Education Benefit Me. Six fact sheets from University of Maine aid group discussion. Participating schools listed. Also included are a cabbage onion butter cooking note and pancake batter topping tip.
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York County Extension Service
University of Maine
Biddeford High School
Thornton Academy
St. Louis High School
Dear Abby Advice on Foot Odor and Prom Dilemma
A reader asks how to handle a son in law with strong foot odor. Abby suggests medical evaluation if odor is persistent. Another letter seeks help refusing a short prom date and Abby offers no easy out, advising to end dating. Additional notes mention lonely hearts clubs and a humorous telephone hang up tip.
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Abby
Midwest
Awards Given To Cub Scouts In Kennebunk
Over 100 attended the father son Blue and Gold banquet at the Kennebunk Unitarian Church. Postmaster Lewis H. Burr led the event and praised the den mothers. Cub Scout Master Richard Bibber distributed 47 registration cards and presented multiple awards including gold and silver arrows, bear and lion badges, denner’s bars, and the chief’s cord to named scouts.
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Kennebunk
Kennebunk Unitarian Church
Den
Marion Pierce
Diane Card
Lewis H. Burr
Burr
Ralph Hatch
Kennebunk Fire Department
Richard Bibber
Bibber
Stephen Saxe
Carl Jordan
Wolf
Denner
Mark LeBlanc
Gary Lowmaster
Terry Whitten
James Miller
Ricky Seeley
Wayne Desper
Ralph Robertson
Ronald King
John Michaels
John Green
Bobcat
Bruce Hilton
Rehearsal Set For Festival Chorus In Saco
The Palm Sunday Music Festival chorus sponsored by the Biddeford Saco Council of Churches will hold the second rehearsal at 3 p.m. Sunday at the Saco United Baptist Church. Clayton Eaton is music director and Mrs. Mary Hill the accompanist.
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Biddeford-Saco
High School Students Observe Medicine at Hahnemann
Philadelphia special report describes a 10 week summer program at Hahnemann Medical College and Hospital allowing selective teens from area schools to observe doctors in operating rooms and research labs. Dr. Victor Satinsky leads the program which aims to expose youths to medicine and includes lectures from medical school professors.
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Philadelphia
Hahnemann Medical College
Victor P. Satinsky
Satinsky
Perior
Hahnemann
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Nason
Leslie J. Nason
University of Southern California
Prudential Insurance Co. of America
Newark
N.J
Michael A. Pettt
M.D
Waderne
China
Harry’s
Corner
Main & Water Streets
Biddeford
U. N
Iran
Abu Simin
Naomi Degani
West Indies
Chevron
Mpany
New England
Beaupre’s
Alfred Street
Abigad
van Bures
Mary Shelley
Switzerland
Byron
Maryue
Encyclopaedia Britannice
Nancy Oriol
Philadelphia High School
Wells-Moody
Hamlyn Bros
Sanford Road
Wells, Maine
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