Annual Doll Carriage Parade Draws City Park Crowd
City Playgrounds hosted the Annual Doll Carriage Parade at City Park with over 60 youngsters and 1 000 spectators. Winners by age group received prizes of 3 2 and 1 dollars, while new one dollar bills were awarded to top finishers.
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City Park
Peggy Kelliher
Rocky Clark
Rose Mary Richardson
Peter Knight
Jean Furber
Andy Knight
Jennifer McGuiggan
Patricia Rice
Alice Preble
Bunny Knight
Barbara Ferris
Paul Lebrun
Andy Eliason
King Neptune
Dolores
Richard Cushman
Portland
Sebasco Estates
Lucille Cushman
Lorianne Andrews
Lillian Elsinore
Susan Ayer
Kathy Ayer
Leslie Cook
Kathy Wonsor
Joanne Cromwell
Judy Furber
Cynthia Hanson
Deborah Hanson
Barbara Ann Grant
Margaret Freeman
Virginia Freeman
Melody Preble
Paula Hamilton
Maxine Drummond
Sandra Clark
Diane Hall
Simone Cyr
Patti Jane Hawkins
Brenda Band
Belinda Pleasants
Stephanie Guerin
Becky Vigne
Linda Ayer
Joan Ayer
Sylvia Henrikson
Joan Dauphinee
Judy Footer
Cathy Bourget
Cindy Bourgoin
Shelley Tourcotte
Jennifer Hamilton
Myra Drummond
Karen Smith
Martha Ellen Shepard
Karen Savage
Barbara Homan
Catherine O'Farrell
Carolyn Knight
Evelyn Webster
Sally Thompson
Jean Orr
Jeannine Bergeron
Sheredith Waters
Theresa Stewart
John Burgess
Raymond Bergeron
Robert Carlisle
Leonard Ellis
Timmy Vachon
John Bergeron
Andrews Atkins Bridal Saturday Church Wedding
Betty Lou Atkins daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest T Atkins Topsham wed Richard Charles Andrews son of Mr and Mrs Carlton W Andrews East Brunswick in a candlelight ceremony at United Baptist Church Topsham Rev Gerald Beals officiated in a double ring rite. The couple and families are profiled with attendants, music and reception details.
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Betty Lou Atkins
Ernest T. Atkins
Topsham
Richard Charles Andrews
Carleton W. Andrews
East Brunswick
United Baptist Church
Ernest T. Atkins, Jr
Nancy Welmer
Barbara Coombs
Patricia Coombs
Donald Harrington
Forrest Crosman
Robert Smith
William Eves
Jacqueline Snipe
Edward Briggs
Lynn
Mass
Janet Callihan
Peabody
Charlotte Briggs
David Smith
Brunswick
William Coombs
Ella Marriner
Oo Ham
Brunswick High
Bowdoin College
Maine Button Clubs Guests At Hardings Home
The Tri County Button Club entertained over 150 guests at Mr and Mrs William Harding home in Hardings. Attendees came from as far as Washington DC and Berwyn PA for a day of displays, talks, humor and food.
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Tri-County
William Harding
Hardings
Washington, D. C
Berwyn
Harding
Miss Quinn
Bangor
Edwin Collamore
Pittsfield
Collamore
Lodema Collamore
National Bulletin
Clarence March
Lewiston
Carolyn Smith
Warren Button Club
Mary Starrett
Ula Kelley
The
Bulletin
Maine Elks Association
Brian M. Jewett
Day
South Portland
Maurice Dumond
Old Town
Sam P. Menne
Bath
Charles F. Harlow
Sanford
M. Arthur Costellon
Kennebunk
Arthur. . Fernald
James J. Colby
Waterville
Joseph H. Mullaney
C. Dwight Stevens
John H. Nugent
Portland
Back
Hart Family Abroad Reforming European Tour Reports
Mr and Mrs Joseph E Hart of 504 High Street announce their son Loring C Hart and his wife are traveling in Europe and are now in Austria after visiting England, Holland and Germany.
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Joseph E. Hart
High Street
Loring C. Hart
Europe
Austria
England
Holland
Germany
Bath City Council confronts gravel theft case at August session
Bath City Council faced an import of charges when Councilman Philip H. Oliver admitted taking five to ten yards of city gravel with Superintendent Avery and Health Officer McFadden confirming issued permission. The matter ended without action as legal advice indicated no commercial transaction and no recall grounds. War Memorial and Traffic committee reports followed with street plan tweaks and pole relocation bids filed by utility companies.
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Philip H. Oliver
Bath City
Oliver
Nathan C. White
White
Arthur Avery
Avery
Ward Five
Roscoe C. McFadden
McFadden
Donald Perry
Ward Seven
Perry
Harold Rubin
Rubin
Bath
Divers Post 71 to Capture Maine Amateur Honors
Dick Diversi shot a one over par 71 to win the Maine State Golf Association weekly amateur handicap tourney at Bath Country Club. He outpaced rivals with a 36 on the front nine and 75 tied for second in Class A, while Russ Young led net scoring with 68. First gross in Class B went to Bob Ritchie, with other top nets and totals listed for Bath and Brunswick participants.
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Dick Diversi
Maine
Maine State Golf Association
Bath Country Club
Diversi
Alton Richardson
Waterville
Larry Caron
Brunswick
Caron
Ledger
Russ “Tut
Young
Bath
Archie Main, Jr
Ed Sewall
Don Hanscom
Naples
George Fortin
Bob Ritchie
Riverside
Maurice Hegarthy
Bill Cook
Biddeford-Saco
John Kennedy, Sr
Ed King
Frank Whalen
New fiberglass plant eyed for Bath industry boost
Bath partners Van Wynen and C. E. Jeffrey plan to bid on the Plummer home property as the city eyes sale for a new fiberglass plant. They aim to manufacture fiberglass pipes tanks and related items to replace costly corrosion resistant steel. A fiberglass boat by American Fiberglass Company will be on display Thursday at Bath Iron Works gate for public inspection.
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Elm Street
Front Streets
Front Street
Elm
Center Streets
Harry W. Cook
Cook
Marco
Central Maine Power Co
New England Tel. and
Tel. Co
Brunswick Road
Maine Central Railroad
Plummer
van Jeffrey Company
Brunswick
White
Brunswick Company
Supt. of
Loring R. Addition
Augusta
Rubin
Addison
Ralph Seekins
Bedford Road
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Raymond Vachon
Richardson Street
T. D. Wetherington
Western Avenue
Edward Footer
High Street
H. P. McAvoy
York Street
Perch
Charl B Doyle
Old Brunswick Road
Kenneth Pickard
Washington Street
J. W McLeod Weigher
Maine Central
Bath
George van Wynen
van Jetlrey Company
van Wynen
C. E. Jeffrey
Topsham
Bath Iron Works
American Fiberglass Company
History of the common law at Bath Rotary Club
Sam Coombs, a Jersey City lawyer, spoke at Bath Rotary about the history of the common law. He contrasted English rooted common law with civil law traditions in the west, noting checks and balances and the Magna Carta as milestones, and highlighted evolving rules from agencies and the U.S. Constitution. Attendees and visitors from multiple states and Canada attended the talk.
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Sam Coombs
Jersey City
N. J
Bath
Rotary International Club
Central Church Parish House
Coombs
Maine
Mississippi
Great River
West
Louisiana Purchase
Napoleon
United States
Sam
Club
Bob Good
Branson
John Allen
Anamuipee
Okla
Ed Hunter
Jackson
Tenn
Lions Club Plans Oldsters Trip to Maine Meeting
Twenty four area residents signaled intent to attend the Maine Three Quarter Century Club annual meeting August 21 at the State Armory Lewiston hosted by Auburn Lewiston Lions. Registration starts 9:30 a.m. with a 10:30 program. lunch noon to 1. adjourn about 4. Entries for a hobby show are invited one per member. prizes awarded for horse shoe, checkers, knitting contests.
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Maine
State Armory
Lewiston
Maine Publicity Bureau
Auburn-Lewiston Lions Club
Auburne
Lewiston Lions
Bath
Times Office
Harold P. Small
Money Available for Soldier Memorial in Bath
The Bath City Council may add $160 to the $2,000 already allocated for a veterans memorial. The Bath Sons of Union Veterans earlier raised $160 from a 1950 showboatMinstrels that remains on deposit and can fund the project. The committee aims to decide on a memorial type and have it erected by Armistice Day this year.
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War Memorial Ward
Wesley Marco
Joseph Hecht
Marco
Marius H. Page
George R. Perry
Arthur Gediman
Tracon Geaman
Bath
Bath Sons of Union Veterans
Bath Bank
C. Lloyd Hooker Department
Sons
Tugede
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Button Clubs
John Gould
State of
Gould
State of Maine
Stanley R. Hunter
War Memorial Group
Divers
Rotary Club
Sons of Union Veterans