Woolwich Woman Runs Maine Morgan Horse Farm and Talks Growth
Miss Margaret Gardiner of the Kennebec Morgan Farm Woolwich runs the largest Morgan horse operation in Maine. The article covers her farm's history training, awards, and staff led by trainer James Dunton plus Morgan breed details and regional shows. It also notes Gardiner’s role in Maine Horse Association and Morgan lineage from Justin Morgan and the breed’s all around versatility. The report includes Bowdoin admissions director Hubert Shaw speaking on college entrance trends and local school activities like a Junior High Valentine dance and a March fund-raiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Morgan Pta
Hears Talk
Maine
Margaret Gardiner
Kennebec Morgan
Miss Gardiner
America
Morgan
Kennebec Morgan Farm
Justin Morgan
Vermont
New England
California
Murphy's Corner
South Woolwich
Gardiner
James F. Dunton
Dunton
Gardiner Fiagnily
SR Mivvnie
Kennebeee Morgan Beate Ec
Kennebec Morgans
Maine Horse Association
National Horse
American Horse Show Association
Kennebec
Hubert Shaw
Bowdoin
Haspih
PLTSA
Shaw
Rowdom
Association
Moody W. Flint
Lambert Park
Floria Birney
William F. Missenden
Stanley Hutchins
Kennebec Morgan Horse Farm
Functions Of School Health Councils Are Explained
Miss Ruth Clough, state health education consultant, outlines council roles at Bath Council in Morse High School library. Rural areas rely on teachers and parents. larger communities include school nurse, doctor, PTA. Reports show Salk vaccines, school visits, and sports exams. next meeting features Dr. Payson Jacobson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Clough
State Department of Health and Welfare
Bath Council
Morse High School
Clough
Arkansas
Miss Clough
Maine
Bath
Augusta
Marjorie Boucher
Phyllis Rolfe
Miss Rolfe
Boucher
John F. Dougherty
Skewers Idea for Leftover Lamb and Bacon
A compact tip suggests skewering one inch pieces of leftover meat with bacon slices, alternating cubes, brushing lamb and fruit with melted butter or margarine, and broiling briefly to finish.
McClure Cars Backed by Thirty Six Years of Fair Dealing
Deal with confidence any new or used car from McClure backed by thirty six years of fair dealings. Ask his customers not competitors and prove it by buying your next car from McClure at Cahill's Service Station Leeman Highway dial 39898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClure
Woman Slugged and Robbed Here in Friday Night Incident
Police investigate the assault on Betty Footer 26 of 34 Meadow Way reported Friday night. She was struck on the head while watching TV, rendering her semi conscious. $110 in cash and valuables were stolen from a cabinet. Her husband was at a basketball game. three children slept upstairs. Authorities led by Lt. Wagner and Chief Gauvreau pursue leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Footer
Meadow Way
Frank Kenyon
Footer
Edward. Gaudreau
Robert E. Wagner, Jr
Richard
Lewiston
Congregational Ladies View Religious Slides
The Ladies Aid of Central Congregational Church viewed color slides shown by Mrs. Craig H. Richards who also read a related story. Members sewed for the hospital under Mrs. Dean Farnham’s supervision. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Welden Smith and Mrs. Edward Murphy. The next meeting is scheduled for February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Central Congregational Church
Craig H. Richards
Dean Farnham
Welden Smith
Edward Murphy
Muskie appoints Kennett as Maine Civil Defense chief
Gov. Edmund S Muskie announces Del Walter H E Kennett of Topsham as Maine Civil Defense director succeeding Harry A Mapes who resigned to return to private business. Kennett, 56, veteran of 30 years in the Army, holds engineering degrees, an MIT MS, and has served in state CD roles. he is married with four children and a son to graduate West Point next June.
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del Walter HE Kennett
Topsham
Civil Defense
Maine
Harry A Mapes
Edmund S Muskie
Executive Council
Mapes
Sanford and Biddeford
Kennett
West Newbury
Mass
Bowdoin College
C. Bruce Wright
Bathcottont Irin
Harry A. Mapes
Edmund S. Muskie
Ioppes
Walter HO Kennett
Pepskin
Ross outlines four year term bill with emergency referendum
Maine legislator Rep Rodney E. Ross Jr outlined a proposal to extend the governor's term to four years with an emergency referendum. The measure keeps the senate president as successor during the first two years and calls a special election for the remaining two years. The plan anticipates a 1960 effective date if approved, with discussion of aligning elections and potential 1957 special elections. Dartmouth's Lou Rovere tallies noted in Ivy League summaries.
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Maine
Augusta
Rodney E. Ross, Jr
Rbath
Chntoins
Ross
State
Senate
Rees
Ter
Ros
Edmund Muskie
Combined Bands Deliver Strong Summer Concert In Maine
A large audience enjoyed a well presented program by Boothbay Harbor Region High School and Morse High School bands at Huse Memorial School Auditorium. The 100 plus students performed marches and concert pieces, directed by Mrs Cook and Dee V Rowland, with a finale by combined bands. The bands rehearsed one hour, earning praise for both musicianship and teamwork.
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Boothbay Harbor Region
Morse High School
Huse Memorial School
Katherine Cook
Boothbay
Dee V Rowland
Morse
JOO
Boothhas
Soothbay
Soothbay Band With Mrs. Cook
Bennett
Ivanovicr
Overture Light Cavalry
von Suppe
Strummiel
Morse Band
Rowland
Indiana State Band
Farrar
Estrellita
Cofield
Foreman
Blues
Baroni
Boothbay Arbor Region
Bath Area Chamber Plans Industrial Development Corp
The Bathe Area Chamber Of Commerce industrial development committee, chaired by Harold Colbeth, considers forming an industrial development corporation financed by stock sales. Plans include new buildings for an existing industry and a site for a new one, following a year of surveys, interviews, and services to local businesses. Other committee members include Omar King, Daniel Lothrop, Leo King, Roger Skillings, James Steen, Clyde Ambrose, John Allen, Richard Bysson, Reginald Parker, Alex Burden, Earl Farnham, Gilbert Prawer, Merritt Shea and James Thorpe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bathe Area
Chamber
Howard W. Mayo
Omar King
Daniel Lothrop
Leo King
Roger Skillings
James Steen
Clyde Ambrose
John Allen
Richard Bysson
Reginald Parker
Alex Burden
Earl Farnham
Gilbert Prawer
Merritt Shea
James Thorpe
Talk On Proposed Safety Legislation At Rotary Club
Bath officials heard details of Governor's Highway Safety Committee plans from Brian M Jewett, chairman, at Bath Rotary Club. The proposal urges a minimum $10 fine for unspecified motor vehicle violations, with no suspension, and a mandatory $50 fine optional up to $200 or jail for certain offenses.
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Governor's Highway Safety Committee
Brian M Jewett
Bath
Central Congregational Church
China
Jewett
Emero Oil Station Fire Gutts 50 000 Damage Tuesday Eve
A two story Emero Oil Company service station at 53 Vine street was gutted Tuesday night in a three and a half hour fire causing an unofficial 50 000 loss. Salvage operations continued with two state fire inspectors on scene. Fire started in the oil furnace room and investigators canvassed the building as fire apparatus from all six city pieces fought the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emero Oil Company
Vine Street
Donald J. Emero
Charles Rogan
Donald Bisset
State Burea
Augusta
Bath
Richard J. Frates
Ivy
Onffies & Coeloek
Phidriaies
Crescey
Ani Atteneiiat
Atene
Borrier Automobiles
Yart
Cressey
Maris
Dire
Pam Cressey
Bath's New Central Fire Station Advances Despite Weather
Despite one of the severest winters, Bath progresses on the central fire station on Wigh Street. About three fifths of exterior brick and cinder block walls are completed, with $180,000 city funds allocated. The 10,000 square foot, one-story building will house all six apparatuses in one site, feature modern doors, a rear repair shop, training tower, boiler and generator rooms, and provision for future expansions.
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Bath
Central Fire Station
Wigh Street
Sumner
Bath Academy
Thigh Street
Richard J. Frates
Water Street
Central Station
Annmiujor
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Dr. Payson B. Jacobson
Edward J. McMann
Pleasant St
Cahill’s Service Station
Leeman Highway
Dial
Muskie
New State CD
Col
Walter HW. Kennett
Dartmouth
Lou Rovere
Harvard
Kentucky
Florida
C. of
Development Corp
Rotary Club
Polar Star Lodge
McCall
Edmund R Furber
Pia
P M
Edwin Woop
Lowell
Fred Ao Osgood
Wi Guetoi
Ges
Brunswick
Bisset i
State OF Burner Board
Butterfield Amed Fo Board
Cede Uaclass Co
Snallene M. Batterfirla
Cirectors
Tial Windlass
Atvitews
Redett
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