Georgetown Youth to Tour Europe With 27 Students
Robert Savage a 17 year old from Indian Point Georgetown will depart Bath July 7 with a group of 27 American high school students for a six week European tour of eight countries. The trip sponsored by the National Student Council association and the national association of school principals hinges on a National Honor Society member who is active in Morse High activities. The delegation sails from New York July 9 and visits England Switzerland the Netherlands France Austria Italy and Germany returning August 20. Local support comes from Maine Teachers association Bath Rotary club Bath Lodge of Elks Bath Lions club and others including the Davenport Memorial Fund Bath Area Chamber of Commerce which recently gave Savage a camera for the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Savage
Thomas Savage
Indian Point
Georgetown
Bath
Europe
National Student Council Association
National Association of School Principals
Robert
Morse High School
Morse
Maine Student Council Association
New York City
England
Switzerland
Netherlands
France
Austria
Italy
Germany
Williamsburg
National Association of Student Councils
Maine Teachers Association
Maine State Principals Association
Maine State Student Council Association
The
Davenport Memorial Fund
Bath Tron Works Corp
Bath Rotary Club
Bath Lodge of Elks
Bath Lions Club
Gilman
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Union
Phippsburg
Morsey High School
City of Boston Training School
Teachers of Mechanical Arts
Boston University
Kappa Delta Phi
University of Maine
Woolwich
Wiscasset
National Education Association
Lincoln-Sagadahoc Teachers Association
American Association of School Administrators
Maine Superintendents Association
Woolwich Teachers Club
Phippsburg Pta
Bodwell Grange
Small Point
Small Point Community Church
Sagadahoc Pomona
Morse High coach Henry Small resigns after 34 years in education
Henry D. Small or Hank Small longtime Morse High School teacher coach resigns after 34 years in education submitting the notice to Superintendent Loring Addison. He leaves Morse after 25 years on the faculty planning a move to South Paris with his wife and a new home under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry D. “Hank” Small
Morse High School
Loring R. Addison
Morse
Small
Bedford Street
Paris
Paris High School
Biddeford High
Milo High School
Mystery blast near Bath sparks Coast Survey questionnaire
The Coast and Geodetic Survey sent a questionnaire about the June 19 blast reported across Bath and Brunswick with Brunswick hearing a loud explosion. The Naval Air Station Brunswick found no nearby jet activity, while Syracuse reported a B 58 Hustler sonic boom two weeks earlier. The Times notes the survey asks about time and location of the felt event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Brunswick
Naval Air Station
26Th Air Division
Syracuse
N. Y
New England
the Times
U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Cmdr Henderson Transferred To Pacific Coast
Cmdr James L. Henderson U S N senior assistant to the Supervisor of Shipbuilding and Naval Inspector Ordnance Bath was detached from the local office on Wednesday and assigned to the Navy Board of Inspection Pacific Coast Section. He and Mrs Henderson and their three sons will drive to San Diego after visiting Lexington Ky en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Henderson
Naval Inspector Ordnance
Bath
Navy Board of Inspection
Pacific Coast
Henderon
Moatsweag Road
Woolwich
San Diego
Lexington
Bath Iron Works
Dewey
Preble
Boothbay
Sheburne Harbor
East Blue Hill
Stonington-Deer Isle
Bureau of Ships
Cmdr
Henderson
Bath Country Club
Navy
Hull
Somers
Norfolk and
Philadelphia Naval
Japan-Korea
Wallace H. Garrett, Jr
Arthur J. Coyle
Barge and Tugboat Damaged by Rocks in the Kennebec
The tug Mary Dee returning to Boston after hull damage from rocks on the Kennebec collided with the river rock ledges near Bath. The barge Blanche Sheridan suffered a large hull hole while unloading 1,400 tons of coal at South Gardiner. Officials weigh scrapping or dry docking repairs as Pocahontas Coal Co. assesses insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dee
Carlton Bridge
Boston
Kennebec
Blanche Sheridan
South Gardiner
Augusta
Gardiner
Pocahontas Coal Co
West Virginia
Hallowell
Great Eastern Lumber Co
Bath
Providence
R. I
Harley
Rockland
Bath Civil Defense Police Reserve Praised by Col Kennett
Bath's Civil Defense Police Reserve receives high praise from Col Walgress, noting Bath has one of the top Civil Defense outfits in the state and highlighting its formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Col
Kennett
Col. Walgress
Vnce
Bath Group
New Administrator Of Hyde Hospital Takes Up Residence Here
William H. Schofield III has moved to 929 Middle Street with his family to lead Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation Hospital. He comes from West Orange New Jersey where he served as assistant administrator at the Kessler Institute. Schofield has degrees from Drew University Washington Square College NYU and a 1957 MA from Toronto. He formerly directed health education and programs in Oswego County New York and held leadership roles in multiple health associations. He is married to Nancy Foster and they have four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Schofield III
Pine Tree Society
Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation Hospital
New Jersey
Middle Street
Edward Smith
Schofield
Hyde Hospital
West Orange
N. J
Kessler Institute of Rehabilitation
Orange High School
Orange
New Hyde Hospital
Brothers College
Drew University
Madison
Washington Square College of Liberal Arts
New York University
New York City
University of Toronto
Oswego
American Heart Association
National Mental Health Association
National Tuberculosis Association
Oswego County
New York
Association For the Health of Retarded Children
Ife
Oswego County Medical Society
Oswego County Chest
N. Y
University of Toronto School of Hygiene
Mercer Hospital
Trenton
Kessler Institute For Rehabilitation
New York State Association of Tuberculosis Workers
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Gilman to Retire as Union 48 Superintendent
Stanwood C Gilman of Phippsburg will retire due to health and stay on until a successor is chosen. He has led School Union 48 including Arrowsic Georgetown Dresden Phippsburg Woolwich Wiscasset Westport for 19 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilman
School Union
Stanwood C. Gilman
Phippsburg
Times
Arrowsic
Georgetown
Dresden
Woolwich
Wiscasset
Westport
Construction Of Hospital Wing To Start Soon
Bath plans a 64 bed wing at Memorial hospital with Con solidated Constructors Inc of Portland to build the new wing and renovate the main building. The project totals 621 609 with extra funds for generator elevator and renovations, while a 170 000 shortfall awaits federal aid and private sources. Groundbreakings expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Memorial Hospital
Raymond Small
Consolidated Constructors, Inc
Portland
A. M. Main
Charles Prest
Consolidated Constructors
Small
Hill- Burton
Memorial Hospital Development Fund
Judkins Completes Four Year Bath City Manager Term
Bath City Manager Stanley W. Judkins finished four years and 25 days in office. City Clerk Harry Ring becomes acting manager, with Judkins taking a vacation and considering future opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley W. Judkins
Bath
Judkins
Nathan White
Ralph F. Mittendorf
Harry Ring
North Street
Mechanic Falls
Area C of C Hosts Annual Lobster Bake With Military Chiefs
More than 100 attendees join Bath Area Chamber of Commerce military liaison committee for the second annual lobster bake at Hermit Island Thursday. Attendees include NAS Brunswick officers and wives, SAGE Tops ham personnel, and Bath area officials led by City Council Chair John F. Leonard and leaders from Bath and surrounding towns. The event aims to strengthen ties between Bath communities and nearby military installations as prominent guests mingle with civic leaders and Navy and Air Force representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Area
Bath
Chamber
T. Tarpy Schulten
Stanley Podalak
Topsham Air Force Station
H. Ralph Forbes
Frank R More
Naval Air Station
Brunswick
David Marks
NAS
James Gillin, Jr
E. F. Hufstedler
Patrol Squadron 26
Stanley W. Alexander
USN
First Selectman
Arthur M. Bowker
Selectman
Mark R. Harrington
Phippsburg
Frank Carlton
Arrowsic
Lawrence R. Edwards
Roland F
Elks Band To Give Concert July 3
The Bath Lodge of Elks sponsors a first public concert by the newly formed Elks band directed by James E Footer Jr. The show is Friday July 3 at 7 p.m. in the Bath National Bank parking lot with 25 members, including new Snare drummer Anne Snow and saxophonist Stephen Emero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
James E Footer, Jr
Gerald B. Rioux
Bath Lodge of Elks
Bath National Bank
Anne Snow
Brunswick
Stephen Emero
Chapin House at Montsweag to Open July 14 Tour Time Historic Home
The Chapin house on Montsweag road Woolwich will open July 14 for Bath area historic homes tour sponsored by Bath Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. Built about 1800 the Mae-influenced dwelling features a water side move, two wings, a stone terrace and a long barn now partly living quarters with water views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Chapin
Woolwich
Bath Arena
Bath Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
Chapin
Montsweag
Anne Kimball
Bath
Bath Memorial Hospital
Montsweag Road
Phipps Point
Montsweag Bay
Maine
Kennebec
Wiscasset
Sheepscot
Boothbay
Grand Banks
Mt. Vernon
Potomac
Chapins
John Follansbee
New Hope
Peter Hope
Princeton
Ebenezer Greenleaf
Ebenezer
Oak Island
Island Waters
Bids Opened For Highway Dept Station Wagon
Bodwell Motor Sales of Bath named low bidder for the highway department's 1959 station wagon at 2020 dollars. Hagpgett Garage of Wiscasset submitted 2270.24 for a Ford, both bids trade in the city Chevrolet suburban from 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Dept
Bodwell Motor Sales of
Bath
Highway Department
Stanley W Judkins
Bodwell
Hagpgett Garage
Wiscasset
American LaFrance
Boston
LaFranece
Blaze Guard Manufacturing Co
North Bergen
N. J
Rye
Blanchard Associates, Inc
Winthrop
Sebasco Freezing Plant Busy Packing Whiting
The Sebasco Estates Food plant began its annual whiting pack as the season progresses. About 50 women and girls will be employed at peak, filleting and freezing the catch for distribution. Dragger partners Edgar Coffin Irving Humphries Henry Alexanders Vincent Balzona supply the whiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebasco Freezing
Sebasco Estates Food
Fred Moffatt
Whiting
Edgar Coffin
Irving Humphries
Henry Alexanders
Vincent Balzona
Portland
Sebasco
Comyng Alresters
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry D. Small
Fer Wall
Charleston
Higgins Classical Institutute
Higgins
U. of M
Bowdoin
Newport High School
Onawa
Greenville
Brownville
University
Maine Forestry Service
North Belgrade
Linwood L. Dwelly
Edward Little High School
Auburn
St. Croix
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Raymond W. Farnham
Edson Small
First National
Center Street
Cmdr. Henderson
William H. Schofield II
Area C. of C
Elks Band
Sebasco Freezing Plant
McClure
Ferry Road
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