Phippsburg Community Notes and Town News
Fourteen members of the Dro more Farms Bureau met to discuss Milk And Eggs Go ether, with plans for winter postponements and August fair committees. March talks feature Household Storage and a St Patrick's party is planned. Local clubs held meetings, card parties, and school events. town reports and annual meeting warrants were issued. several residents noted ill, traveling, or new arrivals.
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Dromore Farms Bureau
Inton Beals
Beryl Barton
Artin Wyman
The
Grange
Ralph Pye
St. Patrick’s
Brownie
Oakleaf Club
Shirley Pratt
Monopoly
Nell Whitmer
Mother's Club
West Point
Gordon Alden
Martin Eaton
Capers Defeat Morse 39 to 28 in Main Hoop Clash
South Portland Capers routed Morse 39 to 28 at Morse gym as Nelson led the Capers with 12 points and Anthony plus Scull, Woodsum, and Libby contributed steady scoring. Morse, led by Rines eight points, struggled from the field en route to the loss despite a strong first half and defense from Philbrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
South Portland Capers
Morse Gym
Capers
South Portland
Morsemen
Bob Philbrick
Niles Nelson
Bernie Pomerleau
Harold Anthony
Nelson
Anthony
Jim Stanton
Andy Rines
Jack Scull
Billy Haggett
Ken Woodsum
Scull
Torrey
Rines
John Libby
Henry Powers
Hal Cornish
Philbrick
Cornish
Powers
Pomerleau
Misses Canacaris Return To Boston To Resume Studies
The Misses Joan and Alice Canacaris visiting their parents Mr and Mrs Thomas J Canacaris of 236 North Street returned to Boston Monday to resume their studies at Katherine Gibbs Secretarial School.
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Joan
Alice Canacaris
Thomas J. Canacaris
North Street
Boston
Katherine Gibbs Secretarial School
Parker Head Sunday schools set at Parker Head church
Parker Head churches plan Sunday services at 2:30 p m on April 9 for Popham Beach Phibu Center Small Point and Wacewill. Everett Harrington ill one of Parker Head’s two remaining members with Edith MacLean of Alberta Canada. PTA meetings, school programs, and a busy week with refreshments, skits, boxing and rhythm band performances noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popham Beach
Phibu Center
Small Point
Wace
Parker Head Church
Everett Harrington
Edith MacLean
Alberta
Canada
Parker Head
C. L
C. L. Stevens
John Rollins
Mary Anne Wyman
Patsy Wilson
Dale Mank
Eva Hoar
Beverly Moore
Parker
P.T.A
Charles Blaisdell
L. D. Lowell
New Orleans
Texas
Thomas Sheffield
Perkins Island
Frank Mezenski
Us.n
Rhode Island
Mrs Gediman and daughter travel to Boston for visit
Mrs Arthur W Gediman and her daughter Rita of Andrews road left Monday for Boston to spend the week with Mrs Gediman’s daughter Mrs Lester Blonder in Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Gediman
Rita
Andrews Road
Boston
Popham Beach town meeting set for March 6
Popham Beach residents prepare for the annual town meeting after Wednesdays storm delayed activities. The warrant has been posted at the Spinney store with many articles and potential office contests. Community notices also report engagements and local social visits amid a harsh midwinter spell with icy roads and lingering cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popham Circle
Carl Bickford
Spinney
John Harthorne Beebe
Wakefield
Mass
Popham Beach
Mildred Ann Lassen
Ipswich
Phippsburg
Coxs Head Farm Bureau Meeting Postponed Then Held
A Farm Bureau session at Coxs Head was postponed Wednesday due to the storm and held Thursday with the topic Milk and Eggs Go Together led by Mrs Evelyn Beals food leader. Frederick Thomas attended Organized Reserve Corps drills at Fort Preble in South Portland Monday evening. Mrs Stanton Dozois visited friends in Augusta Tuesday. Laurence Thayer and son Stephen and Neil Sullivan of Bath called on friends on the Popham road Saturday. Francis Landers of Parker Head visited the home of his sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs S C Moore recently. Frederick Thomas called on Mrs Eric Carlson at the home of Mrs Otis Morse Corliss street Bath Saturday. Edwin Hill, visiting Stratton, returned here Tuesday. Mrs Hill will remain with her parents Mr and Mrs Batchelder for a while.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Thomas
Organized Reserve Corp
Fort Preble
South Portland
Stanton Dozois
Augusta
Laurence Thayer
Stephen
Neil Sullivan
Bath
Popham Road
Francis Landers
Parker Head
S. C. Moore
Eric Carlson
Otis Morse
Corliss Street
Edwin Hill
Stratton
Trout trophy donated for polio drive by Maine guide
Clifton E Moody of Bedford road receives a trout caught and mounted by Ed die Cantor and donated for the polio drive by Charley Miller, a Maine guide. The gift highlights local efforts to support polio relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton E. Moody
Bedford Road
Eddie Cantor
Charley Miller
Maine Guide
Girl Scout Leaders Hold International Friendship Meeting
Bath Girl Scout Leaders Association met at Corliss Street church for an International Friendship gathering. Plans included a March 11 Play Day for Bath troops and a March 18 food sale to support the Bath Girl Scout Council. Guest Alfred J. Back spoke on wartime England and English Guides. An exhibit featured diverse international artifacts and heirlooms displayed by leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Leaders Association
Corliss Street Church
James T. Caverly
Bath Girl Scouts
Bath Girl Scout Council
Caverly
Lewis Carter
Arthur Bowker
Edgar L. Drake
Nadine Soucie
Frank Butcher
Alfred J. Back
England
Scotland
Zylpha Richardson
Arvid Anderson
John Dauphin
Vinal King
Fenton Moore
Charles Murray
Germany
Bath
Pine Tree Troop 1 Valentines Party and Plans
Members of Pine Tree Troop 1 Intermediates hosted a Valentine party Monday afternoon with leaders Mrs. Frank Butcher and Mrs. Richard Towle. After games and a relay race, it was announced the February 20 meeting would be a school supplies shopping trip for overseas children. Guests included Carol Ann Burns Frances Butcher Jane Footer Anne Fraser Marilyn Fraser Priscilla Gallant Sally Leonard Janet Mailly Donna McCarthy Glenice Newman Andrea Pert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Tree
Frank Butcher
Richard Towle
Carol Ann Burns
Frances Butcher
Jane Footer
Anne Fraser
Marilyn Fraser
Priscilla Gallant
Sally Leonard
Janet Mailly
Donna McCarthy
Glenice Newman
Andrea Pert
St Mary's Troop 8 Valentine Party Earns Display Prize
St Marys Troop No 8 held a Valentine party at K of C hall with 22 girls and guests. Activities included an introductory circle, songs, dances, and a Valentines drawing. Seven top decorated box lunches were selected for display at Times Co window through Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
No. 8
K. of C. Hall
Times Co
Armand Cormier
Jackie Bergeron
Claudette Levesque
Patricia Norton
Elizabeth Carey
Jerneen Doyle
Patricia Foss
James I. Nortall
Daniel McDougall
Norman Norton
Paul Levesque
Peter Pan Brownies Meet At Grace Episcopal Church
Peter Pan Brownies Troop No. 11 gathered Monday last week at Grace Episcopal Church parish house to plan activities and share updates with leaders.
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Grace Episcopal Church “Parish
Valentines Social At Local House Meeting
A group enjoyed a song session and exchanged Valentines. Refreshments of Valentine candy, ice cream and cookies were served. Sue Owen and Virginia Percy collected dues under the supervision of Judith Perry, Jean Shumway and Edna Sinclair. Mrs. Ernest Sinclair led, with Mrs. Thomas Aiken and Mrs. Ralph Card assisting. Next meeting planned for Feb 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Owen
Virginia Percy
Judith Perry
Jean Shumway
Edna Sinclair
Ernest Sinclair
Thomas Aikenhead
Ralph Card
Bluebird Brownies Troop 10 Meet at Corliss Street Vestry
Bluebird Brownies Troop No 10 met at the Corliss Street vestry with Leader Mrs Zylpha Richardson and assistant Mrs John Dauphin Monday last week. Dues and attendance were taken, and new pins presented to Colleen O Donnell Judith Jenkins and Francena Williams. The program included piano solo Snowshoeing vocal duets and group songs. refreshments were served and the session closed with the Good Night Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluebird Brownies
Corliss Street
Zylpha Richardson
John Dauphin
Vinal King
Arlene King
Juliet Lowe
Jeanne MacDonald
Richardson
Susan Farrell
Colleen O'Donnell
Judith Jenkins
Francena Williams
Catherine Coffin
Joan Hart
Mary Pratt
Valentine
Joan MacDonald
Patricia Haab
Sandra Davis
Sandra Moore
Karen Ferguson
Robinhood Brownies 16 Meeting Notes and Valentines
Robinhood Brownies troop 16 met Friday with the Brownie salute and promise. There was roll call, card clues, singing, and Valentines crafting. Patty Guynn wrote the Girl Scout column. cleanup by Guynn and Munroe. A party plan for mothers and teachers was discussed. Present were Deborah Bragg, Patty Guynn, Laurie Hamlin, Christie McLeod, Ellen Low, Joan MacGregor, Judith Mac Gregor, Patty Munroe, Toni Plant, Marilyn Temple, Toinette Lakin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinhood Brownies
Patty Guynn
Patty Munroe
Deborah Bragg
Laurie Hamlin
Christie McLeod
Ellen Low
Joan MacGregor
Judith MacGregor
Toni Plant
Marilyn Temple
Toinette Lakin
Rubin Buys Historic High Street House in Bath
Bath attorney Harold J. Rubin purchased the Par ker Morse home at High street and Western avenue from Charles F. Cummings, adding the former Kimball house at 684 High street as his intended residence. The Morse property dates back to 1838 via Daniel Marston Jr and Charles W Holmes, with J Parker Morse once a noted Bath shipbuilder and Bath Mutual Marine Insurance director.
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High Street
Western Avenue
Parker Morse
Harold J. Rubin
Bath
Charles F. Cummings
Bath Auto Co
Rubin
William R. Kimball
Morse Place
Mr. Rubin
Kimball
Sagadahoe County Register of Deeds
Hiram T Stevens
Daniel Marston, Jr
Charles W. Holmes
J. Parker Morse
City of
Bath Mutual Marine Insurance Co
Bath Military & Naval Children's Home
Citizens of
Talk on Iraq Given Rotarians Tuesday
A Rotarian gathering Tuesday heard a discussion on Iraq. Attendees included Carlene Suslavich Nellie Page Mrs C B Doyle Mrs William Hill Mrs George FE Van Wynen and others. The attendees were joined by Harry T Passmore Waldron Troop John Day and Edward Cummings along with Mr and Mrs Donald T Page and Mr and Mrs John K Skelton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlene Suslavich
Nellie Page
C. B. Doyle
William Hill
George FE. van Wynen
J. Edward Drake, Jr
Harry T. Passmore
Waldron Troop
John Day
Edward Cummings
Donald T. Page
John K Skelton
Rubin Announces Candidacy for County Attorney in June Primary
Bath attorney Harold J. Rubin, a Republican, declares his bid for the county attorney nomination in the June 19 primary. Rubin, who arrived in Bath in 1936, operates his own law practice, has 14 years of trial experience, and holds leadership roles in local civic groups. He is married with two children and has recently bought and plans to remodel a home on High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Rubin
Bath
Mr. Rubin
High Street
Bath Lions Club
Bath Girl Scout Council
Sagadahoc Bar Association
States Bar Association
Rubin
Williams to Run for State Rep renomination
Williams of Topsham confirms he will run for renomination by Republicans in June primaries. He faces Raymond M. McIntire of Phippsburg and Frank R. Bailey of Woolwich. Williams serves the Arrowsic, Phippsburg, Tops ham, West Bath and Woolwich district and ends his second term in the House.
Loading Zones Debate Spreads to Taxi Stands
Indications that the current taxi stand controversy may spread as operators argue loading zones for a few vehicles are no different from providing taxi stands. The city council introduced a loading zone ordinance, drawing strong debate that continued on page seven.
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Bettow
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Mark Harrington
Raymond Wyman
Leo Hamel
Etta Bartlett
Winnegance
Winnegance P. T. A
Richard C. Morse
Madge Staples
Walter Morse
Harry Williams
Lloyd Rogers
Arlene Footer
Stanwood Gilman
John G. Morse
John Williams
John Morse, Jr
Lyman Barbour
Small Point Road
Small Point School
Richard Cushman
Sebasco Estates
Portland
Mexico
Harold Mott
Winneganee
Bath Memorial Hospital
Wayne Wilbur
Taunton
Wilbur
Mr. Hamel
Donald Williams
George Lester
Williams
Dorothy Davis
Center
Reid Perkins
Maurice Blair
A. P. Denham, Jr
Bath, Maine
Ramon Hamel
Ramon Ellsworth, Jr
Arthur Stevens
Dexter
Leslie Wilson
Irma Davis
Auburn
Lewis Lowell
Francis Lander
Dresden
Bert Nisbet
Walter Cushing
Albert Gray
Clarence Sheffield
Farm Bureau
Dromore
Herbert Doughty
Boton
Warren
Leon Fickett
Archie MacLaughlin
Damariscove Coast Guerrd
Liberty
Allan Spear
Edwin H. P. Lowell
Spear Cottage
George Olver
Carl Seekins
Shirley McKenna
Harford Bowie
Cox
Evelyn Beals
DR. Sander
Hermann N. Sander
Hilsborough County
Manchester
N. H
Abbie Borreto
Girl Scouts
Peter Pan
Iraq
J. Horace McClure
McClure
Payne
Sonia
Harold P. Small
Leburton D. Sheldon
Sheldon
Hyde Windlass
Bath Iron Works
Hyde Windlass Co
Bath Iron Works Corp
Edward A. Footer
Footer
H. Joseph Madden
Raymond D. Foxe
Personnel Commission
H. Martin
State Highway Commission
Woolwich
Highway Commission
Harold J.sonia
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