Morse High School Foods Lab Upgrades Begun
Supt. Loring R Addison reported progress on the Morse High School foods laboratory modernization in the home economics department. The board directed estimates for major items, and a plan to meet a September 1 1960 remodel deadline was discussed with federal funds possible under Public Law 874. Principal Ray mond Farnham's New England Association report highlighted benefits of membership and college admissions advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison
State Department of Education
Morse
Board
Morse High
Raymond Farnham
New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Boston
New Freland
Farnham
PHA to Start Processing Sale of Units in Housing Projects
Public Housing Administration begins processing sales of units at Hyde Park Terrace and Lambert Park. About 90 deposits at Lambert Park and 23 at Hyde Park Terrace. Priority classes limit buyers: veterans and residents get earlier access. Individual sales allowed with $50 for one unit or $100 for two. general public after priority periods.
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PHA
Public Housing Administration
Hyde Park Terrace
Lambert Park
McClure's Auto Parts Promises Savings
J Horace McClure of Day's Ferry Road Woolwich Maine advertises used rebuilt and new parts for all makes cars. To be sure save at McClure's.
Washing Dishes With Cold Water For Dairy Mixtures
Use cold water when washing dishes that held milk egg cheese mixture and doughs to prevent curdling and spoilage and to preserve cleanliness in food-related cleanup tasks.
Spices Shaped Trade Beyond Their Edible Worth
Spices served as currency and store of value in many ancient and medieval economies, their value extending beyond flavor as merchants barter and nations hoard aromatic wealth for political and strategic power.
Lions Present Junior Class With Light Sale Check
Morse High junior class received 125 from the Lions Club as their share of a house-to-house light bulb sale. Under Nathan W. Watson, Norman E. Seekins, and Clinton V. Owen, the project supported a club charity fund. Edward De True won a yellow bow tie in the auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard H. Johnson
Fred Brown
Morse High School
Lions Club
Johnson
Clinton Owen
Richards
Norman E. Seekins
King Lion
Wathan Watson
Morse High
Richard— Dots
Bathr Lions Club
Nathan W. Watson
Norman EF. Seekins
Clinton V. Owen
Alec
Edward de True
Lions Club Aesenia
Chamber of Commerce
Files Bryant
Brunswick
Superior Court Sits in Vacation Session Here
Superior Court held an in vacation session in Lewiston with Justice Armand A. Dufresne Jr. presiding. Three information hearings occurred. one divorce granted. Defendants waived indictment and pleaded guilty. Sentences included Leo Vigne Sr. of Richmond 11 months suspended. Alton F. Boyce of Brewer six months suspended plus two years probation and $10 restitution. Elmer Blaisdell of Bath indeterminate sentence to Windham Reformatory. Margaret Jones of Bath was granted a divorce from Thomas O Jones for cruel and abusive treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soegadahoe County
Armand A. Dufresne, Jr
Lewiston
Leo Vigne, Sr
Richmond
Androscoggin County
Alton F. Boyce
Brewer
Elmer Blaisdell
Bath
Reformatory For Men
South, Windham
Dufresne Arpled Margaret Jones
Bath Ty
Thomas O. Jones
BIW Union Plans Annual Christmas Party
Local 6 of IUMSWA AFL-CIO schedules a Christmas party for members and families at the Bath armory on Sunday December 22 starting at 2 p.m. Oscar King of BSUOS chairs the event with assistance from Victor Leask Eddie Jones Frank Plummer Bath and Reginald Garrison Brunswick a special cartoon program supervised by Phil Day West Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iumswa
Afl-Cio
Bath Armory
Oscar King
BSUOS
Phil Day
West Bath
King
Victor Leask
Eddie Jones
Frank Plummer
Bath
Reginald Garrison
Brunswick
Roland W. Cornish
Board member recommends full study of Bath schools
Bath board member Linwood E. Temple presented a report urging a comprehensive self analysis of board philosophy policies operations and aims. He proposed six agenda items including a full policy rewrite personnel policy issuance a reorganized administration curriculum survey and a new department for guidance remedial and parental programs.
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Temple
U. S
Bath
Board of Education
United States
Miss Mary Baird Crowned Mohiba Ball Queen at Morse High
Morse High School senior Mary Baird 17 was crowned Mohiba Queen at the annual ball in the Morse gym with Stardust theme. Miss Baird, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Baird, received a bouquet and cup from 1956 queen Cynthia Oswood. Marilyn McCobb was runner up and received a pistol.
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Mary Baird
Morse High School
Miss Baird
F. l. Baird
Washington Street
Applegate
Mich
Joe Avery
Cynthia Oswood
Baird
Marilyn McCobb
Morse
Harland McCobb
Dresden
Loring R. Addison
Louise Mayo
Priscilla Rowe
Merritt Mitchell
Linwood Abbott
Austin Miller
Betty Robinson
Ethel Robinson
Adams Court
Arline King
Vinal King
High Street
Sue Robinson
Albert Robinson
Milan Street
Virginia Percy
City Budget Work Under Way For 1958 59
City Manager Stanley W. Judkins leads the 1958 59 budget process with department heads submitting requests. Judkins will present a recommended budget to the City Council on the first Monday in March and the council must adopt by March 27. Study sessions review each account, with cuts or increases possible. The Board of Education must provide funding recommendations by February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley W. Judkins
Judkins
Board of Education
Bath Elks to Distribute 75 Christmas Baskets
Bath Lodge of Elks will provide 75 families in the Bath area with Christmas baskets this year. Volunteers will assemble baskets Saturday from 1 p.m. and deliver the meals Sunday. Funds come from Elks donations, and the project began in November under chairman John T. Sturtevant. Recipients are selected from lodge records and welfare sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Area
Bath Lodge of Elks
Elks
John T. Sturtevant
Askels
Elks Lodge
Municipal Welfare Agency
Salvation Army
BIW Wage Increase Bid Blocked by Local 6 Dispute
BIW proposed a 4.25 percent wage rise to take effect Dec 9 1957 but Local 6 IUMSWA AFL CIO has not consented while Kennebec Brotherhood of Shipbuilders KBOS consented. The NLRB representation election fight delays a formal labor agreement and BIW weighs next steps amid protests and petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works Corp
Kennebec Brotherhood of Shipbuilders
Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America
Afl-Cio
BIW
KBOS
Local 6
Iumswa
Incumbat
National Labor Relations Board
Omar R. King
Knnebee Brotherhood of
King
Iumswand
McCabe
Cornish
Labor Board
William P. Merry
Frank A. Manion, Jr
Mark W Harrington
Herman F. Coombs
Kennebec Brotherhood of Shipyard Workers
NLRB
U. S
Prtiton
BI. W
K. B
B I. W
Salvation Army Plans Christmas Help for Bath Families
Salvation Army officers announce a busy Christmas program in Bath with sun shine baskets for local families, Christmas parties for about 150 children, clothing and toy distributions, and grocery subsidies. Major Jessie Jones Capt Helen Augusta and Mrs. Wilmer Voorhees direct volunteer crews from the Water Street headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Bath
Jessie Jones
Helen Augusta
Wilmer I. Voorhees
Water Street
Jones
Augusta
BIW Will Not Pay Christmas Bonus This Year Local 6
Bath Iron Works will not issue a Christmas bonus to Local 6 of the IUMSWA AFL-CIO. Management cites existing plant conditions and recent events as reasons, following union pressure for a definite bonus amount and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BIW
Bath Iron Works Corp
Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America
Afl-Cio
Roland W. Cornish
Omar R. King
Cornish
John M. Conley, Jr
Shipbin J
Local 6
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Additon
Brunswick Naval Air Station
J. Horace McClure
Lions
Superior Court
BIW Union
Board of Educaton
Linwood E. Temple
Local Six
Kennebec Brotherhood of Shipbuilders Union
Yeu
PIW
Libor Board
Coombs
Maine