Dear Dr Nason On Education Social Problems Hurt School Work
A reader asks how social issues affect school work and seeks guidance. Dr. Nason cites case studies of late entrants to junior college, a college freshman with poor habits, and a son facing probation, advising appearance, study habits, and a personalized plan. He advocates counselor involvement and his booklet You Can Get Better Grades to motivate change.
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Nason Mycon
R. C
Johnson City
Tenn
California
Oera
R. F
Tulsa
Okla
Appe Aheed
Mike
Dr. Nason
Legal Notice on State Health and Welfare Code Meeting
Notice recalls requirements of Chap 25 Section 174 RS 1054 State Defense and Welfare. A public hearing set for Tuesday August 7 at the State House to consider proposed changes in the State Plumbing Code.
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Cam Tuesatta
Biddeford Properties Change Hands in Local Real Estate Deals
The Bolducs sale of 53 Pike street to the Letartes was processed by Joseph Audie Realty at 205 Graham Street Biddeford. Port land avenue Old Orchard Beach home of McNabbs sold to Richard and Mary Briggs via Nicholas Scontras Realty at 194 Main Street Saco.
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Pike Street
Biddeford
Gerard R. Bolduc
Marcel A. Letarte
High Street
Joseph S. Audie
Graham Street
Portland Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Francis McNabb
Richard Briggs
Briggs
Nicholas P. Scontras
Main Street
Saco
Standings and results in Major League Baseball and schedule
Standings show Los Angeles leading with 68 wins and 35 losses, followed by San Francisco and Pittsburgh. Thursday results include New York beating Boston 13 to 3 and Chicago defeating Washington 7 to 1. Upcoming games feature Boston at Washington, Chicago at New York, and Los Angeles at Detroit among others.
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New York
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Cleveland
Chicago
Baltimore
Eruopae Essbache
SSC Cadets
Kansas City
Washington
Boston
Detroit
W. L. Pet
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Houston
St. Louis
Francisco
Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
Baseball statistics show leaders in batting and pitching from major leagues. Runnels Boston .340 and Jimenez Kansas City .337 lead batters by average with 225+ at bats. Pearson Los Angeles 75 runs, Wagner Los Angeles 69, RBIs led by Robinson Chicago and Wagner 72.
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Associated Press
Runnels
Boston
Jimenez
Kansas City
Pearson
Los Angeles
Siebern
Wagner
Robinson
Chicago
National League Batting and Related Hightlights
Musial .350 and Davis .347 lead NL batters with 225 at bats or more. Wills of Los Angeles scores 89 runs while Mays posts 86. T Davis drives in 103 with Mays at 91. Davis leads hits with 143 to Great 128. Robinson Cincinnati 35 doubles, Mays 25. W Davis 10 triples, Virdon 9. Mays 31 homers, H Aaron 31. Wills steals 49, W Davis 22. Purkey 163 decisions, .842 record. Drysdale 184 starts, .818. Koufax 209 strikeouts, Drysdale 147.
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Musial
St. Louis
T. Davis
Los Angeles
Wills
Mays
San Francisco
Great
Pittsburgh
Robinson
Cincinnati
W. Davis
Virdon
San France
H. Aaron
Milwaukee
Purkey
Drysdale
Koufax
Minor League Box Score Feature St Pierre Leads Offense
St Pierre and teammates spark a narrow minor league game with key hits from Melever and Tanguay. Fecteau, Nadeau, and Martin also contribute in a pitching duel as Tanguay earns the win over Grenier. Umpires Parenteau Bouthot Labranche. Time listed.
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St. Pierre
Toro Ss Circes
Fecteau Ab
Hpone Neault
Beaupre
Bouthot
Nadeau
Martin
Melever
Soty
Perry
Lavigne
Metayer
Tanguay
iFecteau
Hebert
Grenier
Pencil Hobby of Cub Scout Endures
BRATTLEBORO VT AP A 14 year old boy Brian Trottier hoards nearly 2000 pencils as a lifelong Cub Scout hobby started after a South Royalton salesman handed him unsharpened pencils in 1968 He keeps them in a portable four foot pencil box and trades with collectors worldwide His collection includes jeweled crowns liquid graphite cigar pencils and a 1929 League of Nations pencil He promotes his hobby on WBZ Boston TV and in newspapers He notes Americans buy 1.5 billion pencils annually and the NYSE uses about a million yearly pencils sharpen 17 times write 45000 words or draw 35 miles of lines
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Brattleboro, Vt
Brian P. Trottier
South Royalton
Brian
United States
League of Nations
Boston
Channel 4
WBZ
New England
Claremont
N.H
New York Stock Exchange
Maremont Reports Six Month Gains Touching New Highs
Saco-Lowell credited with the rise as Maremont Corp reports the highest six month sales and earnings in 85 years. Net income for the half year ended June 30 reached 1.549 million dollars, up 32 percent from a year ago, with six month sales at 38.927 million dollars, up 19 percent. Second quarter earnings were 942,000 dollars, or 66 cents per share, on 20.673 million dollars in sales.
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Maremont Corporation
Exchange Parts Company
Fort Worth
Tex
Universal Friction Material Company
Kendallville
Ind
Maremont
Saco-Lowell Arnold I. Maremont
Saco-Lowell
Saco- Lowell
Mavement
Gabriel Company
GOP bets aim to gain 44 seats to take House control
Goldwater cautions against grand claims and says Republicans must win 44 seats to seize the House. He concedes Democrats will likely keep control of the Senate until the 1966 election. The Senate margin stands 64-35 with one vacancy.
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Goldwater
House
Arizona
Senate
Finkbine abortion suit seeks court order to save life
The Finkbines sue to force a life saving abortion amid Arizona limits. County and state attorneys may be dismissed as defendants. hospital and Mrs Finkbine face mounting pressure as doctors advise abortion after thalidomide exposure.
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Finkbines
Couple Honored On 35th Anniversary In Biddeford Garden Party
Mr and Mrs Diomede Boissonnault celebrated their 35th anniversary with a surprise garden party at the home of Mr and Mrs Norman Boissonnault in Hills Beach. Married in 1927 at St Joseph church Biddeford, Mrs Boissonnault is the former Flore Potvin. Guests included many family members from Biddeford and beyond, with arrangements by their children and various family members coordinating cake, decor, and buffet.
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High Street
Biddeford
Norman Boissonnault
Hills Beach
St. Joseph Church
Boissonnault
Flore E. Potvin
Madeleine Perreault
Claire Dubois
Norman
Roger Boissonna
Albert Jariz
Audrey Jariz
Joseph Hartley
Carolyn Hartley
Marie Anne Perreault
Ruth Beaudoin
Jacqueline Lachance
Yvonne Weibly
Elaine
Dorothy
Jane Weibley
Carlisle
Penn
West Buxton Man Enlists In Army
Rodney A. Anderson of West Buxton enlisted in the United States Army at Fort Williams on Wednesday. Pvt. Anderson chose the Army’s Choose Your Job Training option and will be trained in the food service field. After basic training and leave, he will attend an Army school or receive on the job training in food service.
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Rodney A. Anderson
Clyde R. Anderson
West Buxton
United States Army
Fort Williams
Paul D. Cobb
Pvt. Anderson
Army
Food Service
Sanborn Pays Fine On Driving Charge
Wayne Montagne, 18, of 24 Marial Avenue Biddeford, charged in Saco municipal court with driving without a license. James L. Sanborn, 21, of Cherry Street Bath, released after paying a $100 fine for drunken driving. Sanborn found guilty yesterday in Saco Municipal Court and turned over to Biddeford police to face a leaving the scene charge from an alleged Biddeford incident Wednesday night.
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Wayne Montagne
Marial Avenue
Biddeford
Saco
James L. Sanborn
Cherry Street
Bath
Sanborn
TEC Act Provides Unemployment Aid to Maine Workers
The Employment Security Commission reported Maine paid 2,005,971.48 in TEC unemployment benefits during 15 months from April 1961 to June 1962. The program extended 13 weeks of benefits to 10,711 eligible claimants, issuing 108,525 checks with an average of 19.31 dollars.
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Augusta
Maine
Employment Security Commission
Boucher and Associates Campaign Plan Unveiled
A meeting at Gilbert R. Boucher's home formed the Boucher and Associates for Better Government. They will issue membership cards, accept public donations, and publicize a drive with Charles Gallagher named publicity chairman. Contributions may be mailed to Box 438, Biddeford.
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Boucher Group
Gilbert R. Boucher
Boucher and Associates
Charles Gallagher
Betee Government
Box
Biddeford
Missouri highway clean up costs rise average per mile
Jefferson City reports the State Highway Commission finds cleanup costs an average of 23.29 dollars per mile. Crews recover items from pins to trailer units and puppies, while the bulk of trash comprises beer , soda and whisky bottles across the littered highways.
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Jefferson City
State Highway Commission
Highway Department
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