Prescriptions With Light Touch From A Maine Pharmacist
Denise Doyon of Biddeford stands among about six women pharmacists in Maine. She trained at Rivier College and Massachusetts College of Pharmacy, works 40 hours at Devon's and 20 more part time elsewhere, and balances family ties with a growing push for equal pay and opportunities. The piece notes her daily duties, the store history, and plans to add fitting for surgical garments as Devon's expands.
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Denise Doyon
Biddeford
Maine
Lucien Doyon
Main
Hill
Liniere Doyon
Denise
Marie Joseph Academy
Biddeford Pool Academy
Rivier College
Nashua
N.H
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
Boston
Shel
Mass. College of Pharmacy
Miss Deyon
Devon’s
Acropolis
Daniel Webster
Bonaparte
Madame de Stael
France
Webster
Alphonse Karr
William Makepeace Thackeray
Doyon
Main Street
Pharmacist Foresees Mandatory Continuing Education
Denise explains that refresher courses are now common in pharmacy and cassette tapes may soon aid continuing education. She notes these courses are not yet required but may become mandatory, while she stays informed through professional magazines. She is busy and happy in her work.
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Denise
Aspasia and Women Who Shaped History Across Ages
Today's Woman recalls Aspasia wife of Pericles and other famed women who influenced philosophy art and politics. The piece cites Socrates Mill Webster and Thackeray noting women's intelligence influence and the enduring claim that women have shaped history despite male chauvinism.
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Aspasia
Pericles
Peroid
Athens
John Stuart Mill
Socrates
Greece
Ionia
B.C
Pageboy hairstyle returns to fashion with 1940s flair
New York reports women embrace the pageboy as the season’s sleek one layered style. Designers highlight smooth looks in Europe and America and wig makers offer numerous pageboy labeled options like Ming and Dutch Boy to suit short or long hair. Oscar de la Renta touts Kanekalon Ming as his favorite.
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NEW York
NEA
Ginger Rogers
Katharine Hepburn
Rosalind Russell
Bob
Oscar de la Renta
Ming
Couturier
Olympian Club Charity Show Highlights Community Prizes
A painting by Glen Goodwin highlighted a charity show praised as a great success with an excellent turnout. Douglas Carlson contributed floral arrangements, while tables featured bouquets and items from 5 Horse Inland Posh Shop Things N Things Horizon Photographs Opus Libre and Crossroads Record Shop.
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Glen Goodwin
Douglas Carlson
5 Horse Inland
Things ‘N Things
Horizon Photographs
Opus Libre
Crossroads Record Shop
Peanut Brittle Ice Cream With Bittersweet Sauce Novel Recipe
A 1925 George Washington Carver idea inspires a peanut brittle ice cream method with vanilla base and a bittersweet chocolate sauce. Read through the improvised recipe steps including softening, mixing, freezing, and serving, plus making and cooling the sauce.
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Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press
George Washington Carver
Tuskegee Institute
Carver
Economist First Woman On N Y Stock Exchange Board
Dr Juanita M Kreps named among 10 new public interest directors on an expanded New York Stock Exchange board She is an economist at Duke University focused on consumer issues working women and disadvantaged groups and family finance Her remarks tie market outcomes to all 32 5 million stock owners and 100 million indirect holders The Kreps family includes husband Clifton Kreps Jr a UNC banking professor and three children
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NEW York AP
New York Stock Exchange
Juanita M._ Kreps
Duke Uiversity
Dr. Kreps
National Council On the Aging
Kreps
Duke
Berea College
Kentucky
Harlan County
Clifton H. Kreps Jr
University of North Carolina
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Callit‘Ming
Ger Rogers
Katherine Hepburn
Olympian Club
Kennebunkport
London
Hazel Wildes
Dumpy
Cindy Ellis
Scituate
Mass
Mary Guylfoyle
Miss Ellis
Art Nadeau
N. Y. Stock Exchange Board