Encouraging Your Child to Set and Pursue Goals
Education expert Leslie J. Nason emphasizes parental approval and support in shaping children's goals. He cites studies showing gifted students set precise aims early, notes Goertzel findings on home influence, and warns that parental conflict or pressure can harm grades and adjustment. Parents should discuss goals openly to maintain alignment and motivation.
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Leslie J. Nason
University of Southern Californ
Victor Goertzel
National Association For Gifted Children
Residents seek improved street lighting and street realignment in Camp Ellis
J. Caron of Camp Ellis urges Saco authorities to reuse high intensity lights from Main Street and install them along Riverside and Tore streets near the fire station and bus stops. He advocates filling in a tidal street to reduce floodwater and unsanitary conditions, and questions secession to form a separate tax district. He invites further comments.
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Sace
Riverside Avenue
Tore Street
Braves Rally for 3-2 Win Over Mets on Bolling Homer
In a 3-2 victory, Frank Bolling drilled a two run homer in the eighth to lift the Braves past the Mets. Also, Dick Donovan earned his sixth win with a five hitter in the Indians doubleheader sweep of the Yankees, 6-4 and 8-5.
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Associated Press
Frank Bolling
Braves
New York Mets
Dick Donovan
Indians
Yankees
Textile Bowling Fest Marks 14th TWUA Banquet
The TWUA AFL-CIO held its 14th annual banquet at Wonderbar Steakhouse with 200 bowlers and guests. Arthur Rizas acted as master of ceremonies while several Local 305 members attended and spoke. Additional awards honored Pollock and Canzano league champions, with numerous high averages and trophy prizes presented during the event.
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TWUA
Afl-Cio
Legaties
Wonderbar
Arthur Rizas
Men’s League
Rene Tousignant
William Manning
Paul Roy
Norman Daignault
Nick Gillis
Raymond Tanguay
Rita Murphy
Priscilla Guertin
Don Yankee
Rizas
Gillis
Manning
Daigneault
Mchael Schoonjans
Thomas LeBlanc
Florida
Union Hall
Main Street
William Pollock
Pollock Loop
Rachel Dubuc
Rolande Roy
Claudette Godbout
Annette Montpas
Lorraine Watts
Carol Foss
Theresa Gaudette
C. Robitaille
Thhe
Rachel Dubue
Goofers
Phyllis Tanguay
Theresa Lizotte
Nancy Lessard
Joan Dallaire
Dorothy Dube
Yvonne Adams
Theresa Lachance
Claire Gagne
Lorraine Kerrick
Mariano Bishop
Union
Bombers
Boll Weevils
Warriors
Jokers
Pioneers
Champoet
Bat Dogs
Lou Lachance
Gerry Forcier
Henry Lachance
Bill Doran
Norm Daigneault
Tony Dallaire
Marcel Ross
P. LaCourse
M. Dubreuil
Fernand Fecteau
al Therrien
Hazel Labbe
Brenda Foresman
Gonneville
Edmund Gonneville
Bull Dogs
Nel Letourneau
Janes
Norman Daigneault
Pollock Girls’ League
Canzano League
Rolleff
Pollock
Canzano
Theresa
Prize Winners At Whist Party At St Francis College
Whist party at St. Francis college Sunday evening drew 25 tables. Special table winners were Miss Marie Boissonneault and Mrs. Sarah Metcalf with grand slams to Mrs. Gabrielle Nehouillier, Mrs. Ludger Moreau, George Dumas and Mrs. Saudia Gagnon. High and low scorers included Albert Sevigny and many others led by Lena Durette and Therese Letarte as chairman.
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St. Francis College
Marie Boissonneault
Sarah Metcalf
Gabrielle Nehouillier
Ludger Moreau
George Dumas
Saudia Gagnon
Lena Durette
Albert Sevigny
Claudia Beaudoin
Alfred Cassette
Melvina Miles
Leroy Stearns
Alfred Letourneau
Adelina Letourneau
Corinne Descoteaux
Sara Gallagher
Bernice Beaulieu
Jessie Harris
Mabel Ayotte
Rita Lambert
Violet’ Gobeil
Pauline Tousignant
Conrad Nolette
Alma Travers
Alma Sylvestre
Napoleon Frechette
Therese Letarte
Pickets Keep Cool as Nogales Telephone Strike Proceeds
Telephone employees in Nogales Sonora Mexico went on strike and formed picket lines around the company building. As temperatures rose to 82 degrees the pickets moved across the street and paced beneath tall shade trees.
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Nogales
Sonora
Mexico
Ricky Huot Hits Two Successive Grand Slammers
In a league game at Old Orchard Beach St. Andre Grammar School lost to the AL boys 156. Ricky Huot belted back to back grand slams in the fifth and sixth innings off Dale. Marchand made a spectacular one hand catch to stop a rally in the fourth.
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St. Andre Grammar School
Old Orchard Beach
al Boys
Ricky Huot
Red Marchand
Dale
St. Andre Ab
Chantigny
PLSE
Srsisnwe
M Igus
Jacques
Ron Huot
Ric Huot
Marchand
Lajeunesse
Bee
Fournier
Voisine
Izteerf Tucker
Sante
Bouchard
Gillis
Rioux
L'Heureux
Gregoire
Lachance
Major League Leaders Summary in Batting and Pitching
American League leaders include Jimenez of Kansas City with 382 at bats and .355, Rollins of Minnesota and Cimoli of Kansas City tied for hits at 41, Kaline Detroit with 10 homers, and Robinson of Chicago with 32 RBIs. Nolan Howser KC leads stolen bases with 11. Donovan Cleveland 6 0 1.000 is top pitcher. National League leaders list Cepeda San Francisco with 34 RBIs, Mays San Francisco 28 runs, Pinson Cincinnati 11 homers, Koufax Los Angeles with 69 strikeouts, Purkey Cincinnati 64 1.000, O'Dell San Francisco 50 1.000.
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Associated Press
Jimenez
Kansas City
Rollins
Minnesota
Robinson
Chicago
Siebern
Cunningham
Landis
Kaline
Detroit
Howser
Green
Cimoli
Cleveland
Belinsky
Los Angeles
Pascual
Pizarro
Gonzalez
Philadelphia
Williams
Mays
Davenport
San Francisco
Pinson
Cincinnati
Cepeda
T. Davis
F. Alou
Ranen
Houston
Wills
Boyer
St. Louis
Taylor
Purkey
O'Dell
Simmons
Koufax
Farrell
Drysdale
Winchester Changes Hands 68 Times in Civil War
The article notes Winchester in Virginia's Shenandoah Valley changed hands 68 times during the Civil War, highlighting its strategic significance and repeated military exchanges.
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Winchester
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Marie Joseph Academy Holds Science Fair
Marie Joseph Academy hosted a science fair in the school auditorium with awards led by Rev. Sr. Rose Imelda and Rev. Sr. Marie George. Winners were Donna Rowleau first, Lucille Desjardins second, Marcelle Beaudry third, Leola Daigle fourth, Patricia Whitehurst fifth, and Constance Gosselin sixth.
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Marie Joseph Academy
Donna Rowleau
Lucille Desjardins
Marcelle Beaudry
Leola Daigle
Patricia Whitehurst
Constance Gosselin
Rose Imelda
Marie George
Janet Baker
Claudette ‘Caron
Jeanne Descchenes
Yvette Gagnon
Betty Gould
Jane McNaughton
Donna Roulear
Pauline Royer
Clena Wilson
Jane York
Sr. Rose Imelda
Donna Rouleau
St. Marie George
Don Saucier Retains Twin City Bowling Title at Pastime Lanes
Don Saucier defeated Roland Belair to retain the Twin City diadem with a 2 346 pinfall led by 1 230 in the final series. Belair totaled 2 254 as Saucier heads to one more match this season against Roy Perry, winner of the challengers tournament at Pastime lanes.
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Don Saucier
Twin City
Roland Belair
Belair
Saucier
Roy Perry
Beech Ridge Opener Sees Nutting Bowden Triumph
Two car crash at Water and Main streets Saco caused $90 damage with Omer F. Gregoire and Gilbert D. Harrison the motorists. At Scarborough Beech Ridge Speedway Nutting won the 100 lap stock car feature. Bowden edged Peterson in the bomber race as crowds watched the season opener.
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Water and
Main Streets
Saco
Omer F. Gregoire
Granite Street
Biddeford
Pepperell Square
Gilbert D. Harrison
Ferroad
Water Street
Gregoire
Harrison
Russ Nutting
Limerick
Len Bowden
Portland
Beech Ridge Speedway
Scarborough
Nutting
Bowden
Pete Peterson
Ralph Cusack
Bud Crotty
Tewskbury
Mass
al Caston
Sandy Atkinson
Bar Mills
Crotty
Tewksbury
Dick Wolstenhulme
Windham
Ernie Gahan
Dover
N. H
Cusack
Tewsbury
Peter Peterson
Bucky Benson
Harold Marston
South Portland
Ronnie Brackett
Tom Stover
Dick Allen
Sanford
Benson
George Babb
New Gloucester
Ray Leach
Bill McGill
Saco Officers Begin 10 Day Police Training in Portland
Saco patrolmen Armand Gadbois and Albert A Kaleel Jr started a 10 day basic police training course in Portland this morning. Kaleel aged 22 is a new member of the Saco department. He served four years in the US Navy in the communications field and lives at 35 Dyer Street with his wife. The story notes Army center bus program for post school pupils uses cartoon characters on buses to aid reading.
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Saco
Armand Gadbois
Albert A. Kaleel, Jr
Portland
Kaleel
Saco Department
US Navy
Dyer Street
Canary Islands Name Origin Tied to Dogs and Birds
The Canary Islands derive their name from canis the Latin word for dog. Early explorers documented a ferocious dog breed there. Canary birds were later named after the islands.
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Canary Islands
Canary
Islands
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Agent Ferry Road
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Jerry Roy
Alfred Rd
Happy Smile
People’s Forum
J. Caron
Camp Ellis
Landry’s Laundry & Dry Cleaning
Pool Street
Saco Police
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Rolando Roy
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