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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1960

Page

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Bath Man Enters Democratic Primary for State House Seat

William R. Donnell 28, Bath native and University of Maine 1959 graduate, announces Democratic bid for one of Bath's two state House seats. A Korean War Bronze Star recipient and former UMaine student leader, he pledges an aggressive campaign on Muskie Clauson two party governance. He lives at 251 High Street.

Bath William R. Donnell University of Maine Donnell Maine Edwin H. Pert Howard W. Mayo Rbath Sagadahoc County Sigma Chi Fraterneity Interfraternity Council Bangor-Brewer Eastern Maine Friends of Retarded Children Edmund S. Muskie Clinton A. Clauson Muskie Clauson Frank M. Coffin Frederick E. Drake, Jr Ralph Kk. Brewer J. Horace McClure William T. Donnell High Street

Lewiston Edges Morse In Tight Semi Final thriller

Lewiston High edged Morse 58 56 in a tense semifinal at the Expo. Fortin led Lewiston with 24 points while McLaughlin paced Morse with 14. Fortin and Ortin combined for late heroics as the outcome swung with 50 seconds left.

Lewiston High Morse Fitzgerald Fortin Lewiston Johnny Doyle Expo Brian Legard McLaughlin Tony Tony McLaughlin Wayne Fitzgerald Paul Ortin Dirk Therriault Gebeerie Therriault Belaire Ted Love

Bath Digs Out After Friday's Heavy Storm

Bath crews from Central Maine Power Co New England Tel Tel Co and Bath Highway department labored around the clock for 24 hours to clear through a major snow storm. Despite no major damages crews tackled numerous minor outages and kept streets open as they restored interrupted services with help from four Lewiston repair trucks and troublemen arriving Friday.

Central Maine Power Co New England Tel. & Tel Co Bath Highway Department Highway Department Lewiston Bath Telephone Company

Wiscasset Plans Bi-Centennial Ball Feb 27

Final plans for a fancy dress Bi Centennial Ball in Memorial Gymnasium on Saturday evening February 27 are reported by Co-Chairmen Harold A Campbell and Harry L Bradford. The event features costumes recalling Wiscasset history up to the 1960s with music by Jimmy Hanson’s Orchestra. A concert review and grand march will cap the program with judges awarding costumes.

Memorial Gymnasium Harold A. Campbell Harry L Bradford Wiscasset Pownalboro Wiscaset Jimmy Hanson Portland Bradford Curtis Plante Bernard McFadden Walter Sherman Harold Delano Richard Barker Ralph Hilton Charles DiPerri Marshall Beattie Gerald Sherman Lester Pickering Donald Brackett Roy Farmer Alan Pease David Soule

Instruction School Monday Night At West Bath Grange

State Deputy Clyde Bailey led a school of instruction at West Bath grange meeting. A Washington birthday program featured Alec Burgess with group singing and an original Washington article read by Alice Smith.

Clyde Bailey Woolwich West Bath Topsham Dromore Donna Smith Sagadahoc -Pomona Progressive Grange Richmond Corner

Marchetti Excels In Scholastics And Basketball At Colby

Ed Marchetti of Bath, Colby College senior, earned Dean's List for the first semester while starring in basketball. An economics major aiming for Navy OCS after June graduation, he ranks eighth in Colby scoring with 867 points and eyed seventh place with 63 points more. He is a Lambda Chi Alpha and Newman Club member.

Ed Marchetti Bath Colby College Marchetti Navy Ficers Morse High School Colby Joseph Marchetto Washington Street Lou Zambello Larry Cudmore Lloyd Cohen Russ Washburn Roland Nagle Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity Newman Club

Bath Hit By Gale Winds Snow Delay Power Lines

Gale force winds and heavy wet snow disrupted power and communications in Bath and surrounding towns. North Bath suffered the main transmission loss while lines fell on Commercial Street. Bath crews worked via candlelight until generators powered essential services restoring some streets and phones.

Bath Central Maine Power Co North Bath Phippsburg Bay Point City Hall

Bailey Declares Candidacy for County Commissioner

Clyde M. Bailey of Woolwich became the sixth Republican candidate for the county commissioner post held by E. Mason Wright in the June primaries. A 1949 Morse High School graduate, Bailey works in Bath Iron Works stores and has been active in Grange work 14 years, including roles as Woolwich Grange postmaster and Sagadahoc Pomona officer.

Clyde M. Bailey Woolwich E. Mason Wright Bailey Morse High School Bath Iron Works Sagadahoc Pomona

Woolwich Fire Department Elects Officers For Year

Hadley-Smith was elected chief at the February 17 meeting at the fire station succeeding Arthur Youland who did not seek re election. New officers include Addler Bishop as assistant chief Walter Smith second assistant chief Richard Woodman secretary Clifford Molson treasurer and trustees James Hay Gerald Creamer Howard Kirkpatrick Clifton Gainsley and Ralph Wright. The chief and trustees will be appointed by the selectmen after March town meeting. A training program planned by retiring Chief Youland James Hay and Hadley Smith will feature demonstrations guest speakers and drills using town equipment. A by law vote passed unanimously and a complete by laws set will appear in the town warrant. if approved it will form a legally organized fire department while the existing setup remains largely the same. A film Rescue Breathing shown by James Hay highlighted the night, illustrating mouth to mouth resuscitation.

Hadley—Smith Woolwich Arthur Youland Addler Bishop Walter Smith Richard Woodman Clifford Molson James Hay Gerald Creamer Howard Kirkpatrick Clifton Gainsley Ralph Wright Youland Hadley Smith Arthur E. Hutchins

Bath election may be delayed to mid April

Bath City Council may delay the March 5 special election to fill the council at large vacancy after a charter review. Nomination papers must be filed 30 days before voting, raising a potential second week of April start. Mitchell and Sides won a 1,322 to 1,322 tie after a recount.

Bath City Merritt A. Mitchell Andrew B. Sides, Jr Harry E. Ring King Mitchell Sides Lewiston Ernest J. Poirier Robert W. Caron New Council John F. Leonard Bath Ring

Northeastern Research Foundation Receives 2500 Gift

The Northeastern Research Foundation Inc. announced a unrestricted gift of 2500 from Bath Iron Works Corp. BIW president John R. Newell praised supporting Maine industry. The foundation, incorporated in Maine, aims to organize expert teams to study public problems for government, industry, education and health, with Sumner Pike as chairman. The group is conducting an economic and engineering survey for the Maine Aeronautics Commission to assess airport needs for Augusta Waterville, funded by the 1959 legislature.

Northeastern Research Foundation, Inc Bath Iron Works Corp Maine John R. Newell Cao BIW Northeastern Research Foundation Bath Brunswick Richard Faculty Sumner T. Pike Lubee Atomic Energy Commission Maine Aeronautics Commission Augusta Waterville

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Doyle Devils Dick Belaire McClure Ferry Road Tel. HI West Bath Grange City Highway Department Arthur Avery Freeport Harpswell Heart Fund Times Clyde H. Bailey Woolwich Fire Department Esther Brown Philip Oliver Miss Brown Ager Harold J. Rubin Edward J. Lee Frank FE. Harvie Donald Perry Salis Harvie Sampson John L. Leonard Heman Norris Stanley W. Judkins Leonard Edward F. Cox Bath Area
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