Ogunquit Fire Auxiliary Costume Party At Station
Ogunquit Fire Auxiliary hosted a Halloween costume party combined with Neighbors Night at the fire station on School Street. Members from Rye NH Springvale North Berwick and Wells Beach attended plus a harvest supper for about 60. Frances McAfee joined as a new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogunquit
School Street
Rye
N.H
Springvale
North Berwick
Wells Beach
Eva Evans
Ruth Kemp
Frances McAfee
Alan MacDougall
Edward Smith
J. P. Littlefield
Dorothy Slavin
Lloyd Brean
William Nardon
George West
Dorothy Real
Janice Phelps
Ella Welch
Anita Jones
Donald Cambell
Harold Staples
Ella Wheeler
Alyce Brooks
Albine Watson
Richard Littlefield
Radioactive Atoms Used To Fight Cancer
Tokyo AP reports a patient in a coma from metastatic breast cancer walked after one injection of radioactive atoms guided to cancer sites. Benefits lasted two months, with a similar period later before death. Dr. Spar notes fibrinogen concentrates around tumors, guiding radioactive iodine 131. In 175 patients, treatment targeted cancer sites over half the time, especially bone cancers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving L. Spar
University of Rochester
N.Y
International Cancer Congress
Spar
Community rummage sales and fraternal notices near Kennebunk
Notices announce the BOV Class rummage sale at Kennebunk Baptist Church with committee members named, the Evening and Afternoon Alliances rummage sale at Kennebunk Unitarian Church on November 2, and Arundel Grange plans for November 11 installation with Past Master Truman Bennett to officiate. Also notes a patient at Maine Medical Center and a baseball slagger Ted Williams statistic and New York birthrate for 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Lebarge
Brown Street
Maine Medical Center
Portland
B.O.V
Kennebunk Baptist Church
Myrtle Benson
Alma Tomlinson
Agnes Simpson
Ruth Chappell
Marion Cousens
Minnie Robbins
John Peel
Intervale Road
George Houghton
Donald Wray
North Andover
Mass
William Taylor
Jennie Bowdoin
Evelyn Dickinson
Arundel
Truman Bennett
Business Mirror Super Salesman Returns to Exec Life
Matthew Culligan, the famed Curtis Publishing Co. sales powerhouse, reenters executive life as president of Mutual Broadcasting System. He vows a hard two to three year push, aiming to personally deliver 25 percent of Mutuals business while rebuilding the network after a two year hiatus following Curtis upheaval. Culligan, 28, spent years in advertising and sales, including at NBCs radio network, and previously led Curtis to revitalize profits before resigning amid internal revolt.
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AP Business News
NEW York
Matthew Culligan
Curtis Publishing Co
Culligan
Curtis
Mutual Broadcasting System
Ligan
National Broadcasting Co
Saturday Evening Post
Mutual
Marriage Intentions filed in Saco Clerk's office
Marriage intentions on file with Saco City Clerk Joan La montagne include Richard George Delaney of Ashland Massachusetts to Jocelyn Lisa Vermette of 532 Main St Saco William Freeman Hanrahan of 70 Storer St Saco to Sharon Laura Harmon of 165 Pleasant St Saco Roger Roland Johnson of 55 James St Saco to Barbara Mary Gilstorf of 43 Westmore Ave Biddeford George Donald Stratchko of 10 St Jude St Portland to Cheryl Ann Kirby of 104 King St Saco Michael George Dineen of 29 Harding St Biddeford to Sharon Elizabeth Field of 25 Locke
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Saco
Joan Lamontagne
Richard George Delaney
Ashland
Mass
Jocelyn Lisa Vermette
Main St
William Freeman Hanrahan
Storer St
Sharon Laura Harmon
Pleasant St
Roger Roland Johnson
James St
Barbara Mary Gilstorf
Westmore Ave
Biddeford
George Donald Stratchko
St. Jude St
Portland
Cheryl Ann Kirby
King St
Michael George Dineen
Harding St
Sharon Elizabeth Field
Locke St
New England Vignettes From Donohue and AP Writer
A portrait of Joan Pellegrini, 24, losing her legs in a car crash and undergoing rehab in Boston, with her hopes to resume life and beach trips. Auctions in Quincy aim to raise funds for her artificial limbs and hospital bills. Also titled tales of a bear sighting near Twin Mountain, a wedding misprint in Gardner society pages, and playful campaign beard observations.
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James F
Jauu Varututo
Joan Pellegrini
Joan
City Hospital
Quincy
Mass
Lemuel Shattuck Hospital
Boston
Maine election division chief laments poster rivalry
Linwood E. Ross notes rival groups of young supporters damage posters as a costly, silly rivalry. He warns vandalism is illegal since posters are private property and protected. Ross proposes rye scattering as a prank deterrent while Johnson argues rye lasts through winter and feeds wildlife. Vermont agencies discussed.
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Maine
Linwood E. Ross
Ross
Johnson
Vermont Fish and Game Department
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Ted Williams
Business Mirror
New England
Richard Gallagher
Plymouth
Twin Mountain
Gallagher
Gardner, Mass
Winchendon
Immaculate Heart of Mary Church
Escorial
Charlies Johnson
Springfield
Delisle’s
Main Street
York County
Baby Ruth
Forever Yours
Nestles
Hershey Miniatures
Ific Savings
Walloween
Devil * Clown
S-M-L
Trick
M&m
Mello Cremes
Oppeen
Asa the
Taree