Marie Joseph Academy Hosts First PTA Session
Freshmen rehearsed for the Amateur Show on October 1 with Denise Begin in the lead and performances by Chantal Dagnet Paula Bolduc Cynthia Levesque Linda Paris Judy Morse. Juniors and seniors toured McArthur Library October 2 and visited MIA October 3 for a Dewey Decimal lesson and magazine subscriptions. Father Kevin Kidd led a weekend retreat, open house followed, and Glee Club entertainment graced the gathering with school songs and pledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Rioux
Marie Joseph Academy
Mary Michael
Claire Nolette
Denise Begin
Chantal Dagnet
Paula Bolduc
Cynthia Levesque
Linda Paris
Judy Morse
MJA
PTA
Glee Club
Henricia
Marie Camille
Saint Andre High notes class meetings and student events
Lucy Says Lucille Dion reports SAH affairs on WIDE. Class meetings were held Sept 29 in all homerooms. Student Council reports were presented. Dion is SAH representative to announce events on WIDE each Saturday. Seniors plan annual retreat before Christmas. A Friday the 13th dance is set for Oct 13 at the parish hall with WIDE DJs. John Hart launched another Catholic Digest drive at a special assembly. Sister Marie Agnes administered Iowa tests to all. National Honor Society elected officers on Oct 4: Betty Bergeron president, Cecile Gagne vice president, Rita Bellefeuille secretary, Paula Martel treasurer. Sister Leonce Marie. Vocation Club officers elected Oct 5: Diane Bisson president, Carolyn Faucher vice president, Flaine Porter secretary, Jeanne Montembeau treasurer. Sodality met Oct 3 planning Sodality Day Oct 15 at Marie-Joseph Academy. Sister Marie Montfort advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andre’s High School
National Honor Society
Betty Bergeron
Cecile Gagne
Rita Bellefeuille
Paula Martel
Leonce Marie
The
Vocation Club
Diane Bisson
Carolyn Faucher
Flaine, Porter
Jeanne Montembeau
Sodality
Marie - Joseph Academy
Biddeford Pool
Sister Marie Montfort
Marijuana use cited among University of Massachusetts students
AP survey across UMass and three western colleges finds about one third of undergraduates have tried marijuana though few are regular users. Dean William Field estimates about 20 percent of the 15 000 students have tried the drug with concern rising over incoming students' exposure to drugs. At Smith and Mount Holyoke marijuana use is described as common but discreet with on campus use rare.
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Massachusetts
Associated Press
University of Massachusetts
Western Massachusetts
Smith, Mount Holyoke
Amherst
William F. Field
Field
Women Colleges of
Smith and
Mount Holyoke
Ruth Warfe
Men’s College, Amherst
Thornton Academy Rocket Club Elects Officers and Plans Projects
Thornton Academy Ballistics Club elected officers on Sept 29 led by President Kurt Rosielle and Treasurer Harry Nielson as dues fund rocket equipment. The group, about 20 members, will build rockets to individual plans. Brad Leach advises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Preadi
Donna Tripp
Thornton Academy Ballistics Club
The
Rocket Club
Kurt Rosielle
Carlton Kaler
Mark McCallum
Harry Nielson
T.A
Bradley Leach
Teens Take World Affairs Quiz Reveals Knowledge Gaps
A nationwide youth survey shows one third of teens unaware that Communist China controls the mainland. Adults score higher on domestic politics but lag on European topics, while 87 percent identify the two British parties. The test lists nine questions with answers including Taiwan and Dean Rusk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Gilbert
Gilbert Youth Research, Inc
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
National Liberation Front
U. S. Supreme Court
Britain
U.S
Vietnam
Supreme Court
Taiwan
Belgium
West Germany
France
Italy
Netherlands
Luxemberg
Earl Warren
Pakistan
Dean Rusk
Freshman Study Time Urged at Lafayette College
Dr Charles C Cole Jr Lafayette College provost warns freshmen that three quarters of students fail due to underestimating study time. He urges budgeting time early, limiting activities, exploring multiple careers, and sending parents updates to show satisfactory adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles’ C. Cole, Jr
Lafayette College
London Look award winner Hylan Booker shaped by Royal College of Art
Detroit born designer Hylan Booker moved to London to study at the Royal College of Art where strict training backed his win in this year's London Look award. He notes heavy prep for fashion shows and rapid progress from sewing struggles to tailored skill while designing for 19 and 20 year olds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
America
Hylan Booker
Modland
Royal College of Art
Booker
Facts Favor Purchase Of Either Model
A reader weighs buying a leftover 1967 car versus waiting for 1968 models. If keeping five years or more, the 1967 saves money and offers similar value, but trading later may offset the savings and the 1968 model adds more safety gear. Another factor is safety equipment differences between models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fogey
Designer Booker Charts Timeless Garment Lines
In planning a collection, Booker describes fabric stories from gabardine to tweed and a casual coat to unify them. He notes his conservative taste, priority on good design and proportion, aiming for long lasting garments rather than gadgetry and to make women feel grand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
Booker
Vietnam Project Drives St Louis High School Sodality
The St Louis High School Girls Divisions elect officers across grades and renew the Vietnam Project fundraising. Students plan to fill Christmas bags for soldiers with donations from each class and contribute to the annual fund for athletics and scholarships. Sister Denise Masse spoke on Tower City work in Boston slums, followed by Q and A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers of America
Vietnam
F.H.A
St. Louis
Denise Masse
Sodality
Tower City
Boston
Try Harder Guiding Model’s Path to Success
Janet Robinson, a 19-year-old Stamford Connecticut student at the University of Connecticut, credits perseverance and a lively onstage attitude for success in the CBS Model of the Year contest. She pursued experience over winning, emphasizing health through swimming and high protein intake for a fresh complexion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Difference Is In Structure Of The Spring
Torsion bars twist to absorb road irregularities while conventional springs coil or leave them. Torsion bars save undercarriage space and allow easier spring-rate adjustment, coils minimize friction, but overall both perform the same function. presidential cars have been Cadillacs and Lincolns, among others, though Lincolns predominate due to choice and history. The Lake Baikal sentence adds no relevant context.
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Hip
Cadillac
Ford
Packard
Pierce - Arrow
White
Health Capsules note contact dermatitis and asthma
Health Capsules reviews a rash from contact with an allergenic substance and mentions common triggers like metals fabrics and cosmetics. It clarifies the column is educational and not a diagnostic service.
New Paper To Appear At B H S
Biddeford High School students attend a field trip to New Hampshire to the White Mountains. The ROTC and the Band join the Community Chest parade as Oct 13 Red Baron dance looms with a crowning of an ROTC queen and a new school newspaper Pinfeathers announced with editor David Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford High School
New Hampshire
White Mountains
Edward Radin
Biddeford
Biddeford High
ROTC
Joy Abbot
Sharon Fortier
Barbara Marcotte
Paula
BHS
C.M
Hans Nauman
Everett Thurlow
Strategic Air Command
David Ross
Mystery Hill Secrets Emerge From Ancient Era Stump Study
In Salem New Hampshire tests on a rotting white pine stump at Mystery Hill link roots with granite ruins dating to the mid to late 1600s. The site once labeled a colonial root cellar may be far older and tied to varied theories including Phoenicians Vikings Irish monks and Bronze Age travel. Researchers say Pattee did not build the structures and the mystery remains unsolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
N.H
New Hampshire
Mystery Hill
Jonathan Pattee
Pattee
Cambridge
Mass
Geochron Laboratories, Inc
Harold W. Krueger
Lab
Illes
Robert E. Stone
Derry
The
New England Antiquities Research Association
Crete
Atlantic
Merrimack River
Spicket
North Salem
B.C
Scrawled Bills Cost U S Firms Millions Annually
Estimates indicate illegible handwriting costs American business about 70 million dollars each year from unclear bills orders invoices checks and tickets affecting transactions and efficiency.
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School At Pool
McArthur Library
Mia
Marie Joseph
Kevin Kidd
O.F.M
St. Francis College, Biddeford
John Hart
National Catholic Decency
Lucy
Lucille Dion
Marie D‘ambroise
SAH
National
Marie Agnes
Iowa
Amherst Mass
TA Rocket Club
Dramatics Club
Drama Society
George Orwell
Douglas, McLeod
Thornton Academy
James Ross
Susan Huston
Theodore Chandler
Girls’ Athletic Association
Suzanne Cote
Gloria Linscott
G.A.A
John Knox
Glen Anderson
Daphne Contraras
Danny Sanborn
Lawrence Woodward
United States
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Peking
Ireland
Kingdom
Denmark
West, Germany
Old Fogey
Mike
Minneapolis
Smitty
Slhs Girl's Sodality
Soldier Project
Suzanne Sweeney
St. Louis High School
Madeleine Roy
Louise Rousselle
Doris Rocray
Jeanne Allie
Theresa Legare
Lorraine Petit
Linda Roussin
Peggy LeBlond
Carmen Lehoux
Jeannette Cyr
Sharon Dodge
Diane Legare
Pat Tarr
Mona Tardiff
Mona Dupuis
Nanette Langley
Nancy Cantara
Aline Loranger
Anita Boutin
Sandra Baiguy
Sandra St. Ours
Constance Cyr
Christine Roberge
Claire Gosselin
Deborah Sylvester
Louise Drapeau
Odette Guerin
June Gagnon
Linda Taylor
S.L.H
St. Louis Alumni Association
Janet Robinson
Arno
Florence
World Almanac
Michael Lamm
Soviet Union
Baykal
Great Lakes
Michael A. Petit, M.D
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