Primaries Set Contests for Sagadahoc County Posts
Sagadahoc voters will see GOP contests for three posts and Democratic battles for two in the June primaries. By filing deadline 26 candidates entered the race, with 16 Republicans and 19 Democrats. Key GOP races include a three way Bath seats contest among J Horace McCruce Ralph Brewer and Frederick Drake Jr. Democrats run State Rep Edwin H Pert against Edward J Murphy for state Senate, winner facing Howard Mayo. Republican nominee Mayo unopposed for June. Other GOP races include County Atty Dolloff versus Donald Spear. six Republicans seek to face Democratic candidate Harry Larrabee for county commissioner. Democratic sheriff race pits Arthur E Tainter against Truman Woellacer Jr. Loring Small awaits. (Continued on Page Five)
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Bath
Sagadahoc
Secretary of State
Augusta
J. Horace McCruce
Ralph Brewer
Frederick E. Drake, Jr
Edwin H. Pert
Senate
Edward J. Murphy
Woolwich
Howard W. Mayo
Mayo
Joseph P. Nolan
William J. Donnell
Arthur D. Dolloff
Topsham
Donald A. Spear
Jane
Harry S. Larrabee
E. Mason Wright
Robert E. Rice
Fred D. Dwyer
Joseph A. Robinson
Clyde Bailey
John Jack
Arthur E. Tainter
Truman Woellacer Jr
Sagadahoeg County
Loring D. Small
Election to Break Tie for Bath Council Seat Next Saturday
Voters will return to the polls next Saturday to decide a councilor-at-large race in Bath. With 2,750 voting so far about 55 percent of 5,900 registered, turnout is expected to range 800 to 1,500 more depending on weather and next week’s activity. Absentee ballots total 49 as campaigning shifts into full gear. Mitchell and Sides, longtime municipal figures, clash with predictions split by turnout and the Urban Renewal Authority referendum drawing strong interest.
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William Blair
Grace Blair
Harry Ring
Mitchell
Bath
Sides-Mitchell
German Navy Official Visits Bath Iron Works
Vice Admiral Fredrich Ruge of the Federal German Navy toured Bath Iron Works ships including the USS Preble and USS Charles F. Adams as part of an orientation tour. Admiral Ruge will attend the transfer of USS Charles Ausburn to Germany and has ties to U S naval history research and defense. Charles F Adams of Raytheon accompanied the tour as a board member.
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Bath Iron Works
Fredrich Ruge
Uss Problem
Charles F. Adams
Admiral Ruge
Arleigh Burke
Naval Operations
BSW
John R. Newill
Stanley M Alexander
Shipbuilding
Bath
Edward G. Fitzpatrick
Quonset Naval Air Station
Edward Wegener
Washington
LeRoy T. Taylor
USN
Naval Air Station
Brunswick
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Charles Ausburn
United States
Ruge
Raytheon Company
Waltham, Mass
The
Iron Works
Adams
Reed seeks reelection to Maine House from Sagadahoc towns
Carlton Day Reed Jr a Woolwich native and incumbent Maine House representative from Arrowsic Phippsburg Topsham West Bath and Woolwich declares his candidacy for re election. He notes state problems are many and promises service to his towns Sagadahoc county and the state.
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Carlton Day Reed, Jr
Woolwich
Maine
Arrowsic
Phippsburg
Topsham
West Bath
Reed
House of Representatives
Sheriff Candidate Tainter to Run in Sagadahoc Primary
Bath police officer Patrolman Arthur E. Tainter, 34, filed papers in August to seek the Sagadahoc county sheriff nomination as a Democrat. City Solicitor Harold J. Rubin ruled he may run but cannot actively campaign, citing 1951 police rules. He will face Truman Wallace Jr. in the party primary.
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Arthur E. Tainter
Sagadahoe County
Harold J. Rubin
Secretary of State
Augusta
Bath
Tainter
Truman Wallace, Jr
Rubin
Seniors from Morse High vie for Miss Bath crown
Contestants for Miss Bath crown are Morse High seniors. Barter, Bean, Fuller, Larrabee, Marsh, Taber and Turner each plan college study, with talents ranging from humorous readings to singing and dancing.
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Bath
Bath Area
Morse High School
Cosmopolitan Club
Barbara Larrabee
Sandra Taber
Barbara Fuller
Judy Marsh
Lorraine Turner
Diana Barter
Diane Bean
Morse High
Bath Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Reelects Mrs Henderson President
Bath Memorial Hospital Auxiliary reelects Mrs Henderson as president with two year directors including Mrs Wyatt Albertson Mrs Stanley Aitken Mrs Edgar Mc Curdy and Mrs Russell Hitchock. One year directors named and outlying town representatives listed. Donald King elected auditor. Checks totaling 1450 supported year funds and plans discussed for a Follies Revue October 28 29 and July Open House plus Summer Art Show.
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Bath Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
Henderson
Wyatt Albertson
Stanley Aitken
Edgar McCurdy
Russell Hitchock
Howard Mayo
John Thorpe
John Leonard
Leon Buck
Mary Perry
Norman Drummond
Arrowsic
James Oliver
Georgetown
John Rogers
Phippsburg
Loring Small
West Bath
Woolwich
Donald King
Melvin B. Henderson
Edward Sewall, Jr
Oscar Marsh
Paul Tiemer
S. Theordore Berfoeci
Dean Shaw
Warren F. Hawley, Jr
Duncan McInnes
Carl R. Dearborn, Jr
United Church Women Of Maine End Session Here
The United Church Women of Maine wrapped two days of meetings with officer elections for 1960 61. Mrs Davin W Hoyt of South Portland was chosen president with a slate including Mrs Robert B E Linques of Falmouth as vice president and Mrs Harold A Hardy as secretary and Mr Irving as treasurer. Approximately 100 church women attended the banquet and lectures at Beacon Street and Central churches.
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United Church Women of Maine
Winter Street
Davin W Hoyt
South Portland
Robert BE. Linques
Falmouth
Harold A. Hardy
Baretary
Irving
Bangor
Thomas Pedrow
Orono
Eastern
Charles Haynes
Rockland
Central
Leonard Williams
Auburn
South Western
Myron Gunnley
Presque Isle
Northern
Maine
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Lelie S. Bidwell
New York City
Oliver W. Bell
Miss Ruthor
Hee Etson
Nolan Enters Democratic Primary For House Seat
Nolan Joseph P. a 47 year old grocer filed papers for one of two Democratic nominations for the U S House. He is city committee chairman and active in local Democratic circles since running for the legislature two years ago. He will run alongside William R. Donnell who is unopposed for the second Democratic nomination. They contest the seats of Edwin S. Pert and Howard W. Mayo in the June primaries. Nolan owns Nolan's Market in Bath with wife Marguerite Veilleux. The couple has two sons Jerry and Richard. Jerry attends Bentley School of Accounting in Boston. Nolan previously worked 22 years with Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co and served in Europe 1943-45. He is a member of several local organizations including Bath Area Chamber of Commerce Elks Colonial Club Knights of Columbus and Veterans of Foreign Wars.
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House of Representatives
Joseph P. Nolan
William R. Donnell
Nolan
Donnell
Edwin S. Pert
Howard W. Mayo
Senate
Weeks Street
Washington Street
Marguerite Veilleux
Bath
Jerry
Richard
Bentley School of Accounting
Boston
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
U. S. Army
Europe
Bath Area
Morse High School Coach Gene Hunter Resigns for Portsmouth Post
Morse High School basketball coach and social studies teacher Eugene Gene Hunter resigns at term end to take a coaching teaching position at Portsmouth High School in New Hampshire. Hunter led Morse to Western Maine titles and a State championship, is Colby College and UMaine educated, and cites family and professional growth as reasons. He resides at 25 Park Street with his wife Mary and four children.
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Miss Barter
Herman Barter
Marcia Street
James A. Bean
West Bath
Miss Bean
Maine
Morse
Miss Fuller
Ruth Fuller
Lannes
M. Fuller
Farmington State Teachers’ College
Morse High School
Eugene “Gene” Hunter
Hunter
Portsmouth High School
Portsmouth
N. H
Loring R. Addison
Moree High School
Bath
Western Maine
Thurney
Colby College
Thunter
Wilton Academy
Houlton High School
Colby
University of Maine
Presque Isle High School
Arrostook State Teachers Colege
Raymond W. Farniem
Farnham
Addison
Park Street
Mary
Morse Juniors to Attend U of Maine Boys State in June
Seven Morse High juniors, college course students, were named to attend the 1960 Boys State session at the University of Maine Orono in June. Sponsors include Davenport Memorial Fund, Bath Lodge of Elks, Smith Tobey American Legion Post, Lions Club, First Federal Savings and Loan, Bath Rotary, and other local groups. Alternates are Russell Savage and Bruce Zimmerman, both with college coursework and student council roles.
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Morse High School
Boys State
University of Maine
Orono
State Department
American Legion
Charles Malcolm Cary
George Cary
Washington Street
Davenport Memorial Fund
Cary
Richard Eugene Hart
Eugene Hart
Winter Street
Bath Lodge of Elks
Oor
Warren Kent Higgins
Warren Higgins
Oak Street
Smith-Tobey Post
Higgins
Roger Alexander Luke
Roger—Luke
Middle Street
John Freeman Preney
John Preney
Snow Park
Lions Club
Preney
Wayne Charles Shaw
Charles Shaw
First Federal Savings and Loan Association
Shaw
Ralph Samuel York
Ralph York
Ridge Road
North Bath
Bath Rotary Club
York
Highway Safety Council
Russell Y. Savage
Thomas Savage
Georgetown
Bruce Allan Zimmerman
Mack Zimmerman
22 Valley Road
Savage
Zimmerman
Education Problems Discussed At Bath Research Meeting
A Bath junior high session of the Sagadahoc County Maine Teacher's Association Legislative Research committee addressed rising educational costs and teacher salaries. Attending were Dr. Warren G. Hill and Mrs. Hill, Perry Shibles, Clyde Russell, county candidates, Bath officials and teachers. The group reviewed questions on cost factors, salary trends, and minimum salary laws, with data from 1956 to 1960.
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Bath
Sagadahoc County
Maine Teacher's Association
Legislative Research Committee
Warren G. Hill
Hill
Perry Shibles
MTA
Clyde Russell
Bath City
Bath Board of Education
Maine
McClure's Used Parts Lot Ad
Motors transmissions for most makes of cars guaranteed used and rebuilt parts tires. To be sure see or call McClure's Used Parts Lot Days Ferry Road Woolwich Owen Dailey Ram Whitepark.
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McClure
Ferry Road
Woolwich
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Sides
Arthur W. Gediman
Reed and Reed
Governor Dummer Academy
Byfield
Mass
Richard Hawes Frances
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
Democratic Platform Committee
Democratic Party
Elizabeth Cummings
Prudence
Susan
Hopestill
Abigail
Woolwich Man
Elks
Maine Good Roads Association
Associated General Contractors——_of America
Day's Ferry
Rep
Carlton D. Reed, Jr
Larrabee
Ace
Edward.Iarrabee
Maine Medical Center School of Nursing
Thehazel
Blue
Oye
Miss Marsh
J. Henry Marsh
Old South Place
Miss Taber
Jesse Taber
Dummer Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
Miss Turner
Clinton Turner
Deering Street
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Miami
Fla
Tor
Clearing House
Ralph W. Bragg
Arthur King
Cozy Corner
Ways and Means
Lawrence G Katz
Cargill Productions
Gene’ Hunter
M.H.S
Portsmouth, N. H
U. of M