Well Over 700 Attend Annual Alumni Banquet Here
More than seven hundred alumni gathered Saturday night for the annual alumni banquet. General chairman Daniel Geuliy led drive reviews while Linwood F Temple, Nancy Temple, and Ida Clark introduced attendees. The 1910 class marked its 50th reunion with gifts to a scholarship fund and remarks by President Raymond Trott of Providence.
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Spomored Auditorins Gym Drive
Daniel Geuliy
Linwood F Temple
Nancy
Ida Clark
Arthur Brown
Henry W Cobb
Charles Hewitt
Matt Lake
Cobb
Claremont
Cal 'O
Moree
Poole
Bath Attorney Is Honored By Suffolk Univ
Bath attorney John Po Carey, former Maine Superior Court judge, joined 17 other leaders in education journalism public health and law in receiving an honorary Doctor of Jurisprudence from Suffolk University at a ceremony in Worcester. A native of Bath Carey graduated Morse High School and Suffolk Law School, passed the Maine bar exam in October AW245 and the Massachusetts bar the following October. He was appointed by Gov. Muskie in 1998 as Sayvada Mier county's first representative on the State Superior Court bench before resigning.
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Tality
John Po Carey
Maine Superior Court
Bkeness
Suffolk University
Statler Wiltonho
Tf Woostom
Jurie
Prudence
Bath
Carey
Morse Highchool
Suffolk Law School
Maine
Massachusetts
Justice Carey
Edmund S. Muskie
Sayvada Mier County
Bath Police Chief Heads New Maine Law Enf Assn Chapter
Bath Police Chief Robert B. Wagner was elected president of the new Mid Coast Chapter of the Maine Law Enforcement Association at a Woolwich Grange Hall meeting. James Milligan, Winfield S. Foster named vice presidents. Robert LaCouceur elected secretary and Irving Parsons treasurer. Representatives from Saggadahoe and Lincoln counties attended. Continued on Page Five.
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Robert B. Wagner
Bath
Mid Coast
Maine Law Enforcement Assn
Woolwich Grange Hall
Saggadahoe
Lincoln County
James Milligan
Dresden
Winfield S. Foster
Coopers Mills
Rtobert B. LaCouceur
Lewiston
State Probation and Parole Department
Ryving Parsons
Brunswick
Maine
County Republican Committee Meets Monday Evening
The Sagadahoc County Republican Committee gathered Monday at the Goodwill club in Woolwich. Plans were set for a June 20 campaign meeting inviting all county committees and Young Republicans to Cochran Hotel rooms in Woolwich, with speakers including Col Harry Mapes and others.
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Sagadahoc
Goodwill Club
Woolwich
Reed
Dutes Mans
Goodwilh Club
Harry Mapes USA Jetly
Jot Woheeds
Casspairs
LuceNwyo Michaud Chicitasains
Sue Yours
Beepustels
Allesty and
Tows
David Nichols
Maine
Republican Commiitee
Class Of 1910 Marks 50th Reunion At Morse High
The 1910 Morse High School graduating class celebrated its 50th reunion with 3 of 36 living members gathering from across the country. Events included a Friday social hour at Seedy wick and a buffet supper, Friday attendees totaling 50 with spouses. Special guests were Mr and Mrs Henry W Cobb of Claremont California. A Saturday picnic at Georgetown Center and a visit to Reid State Park preceded an alumni banquet at Morse High, headed by the class motto To.
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Morse High School
IWIO
Georgetown Center
Marry Horne
Reid State Park
Bath
Moree High School
Bath High School Class of 1960 Largest in Bath History
The Morse High School graduation featured twin sisters Barbara and Deborah Lawrence as top honors. Joan Lawrence delivered the valedictory on The Benefits of a Liberal Arts Education while Deborah spoke on The Need for Foreign Language Study. Other honorees and prize recipients included Virginia Perey and Lynda Dutton, with scholarships supporting further study at University of Maine and Eastern Nazarene College, among others.
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Oaas
Tatrvara Joan Lawrence
Deborah Sean Lawrence
Ings
Gass
Miss Hing
University of Maine
Barbara
Deborah Lawrence
Rov
Lawrence
Park Street
Doreen Eleanor Willis
Universty of Maine
Deborah
University of Rochester
Col Durminer Sewall
Dak
Bathleigh School
Eniop
Rite Hennessey
Wit Hennessey
West Bath
Maine Medical Center School of Nursing
Bath Memorial Hospital
Wert- Bath
PTA
Aroostook
Bath plans delayed for urban renewal funds application
Bath faces delays in completing a federal planning and survey advance for an urban renewal program downtown. City officials cite cost estimation challenges and federal approval steps as the cause, with the project awaiting submission to the Federal Housing and Home Financing Agency and potential public hearings before final council action.
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Aeast
Bath
Joan Rosewell
Kedesal Nousing and Womenance Agency
Oomolled
City Counc
Vath
Hanning
FHFA
State Departine Ghool Economic Developte Wh
Manning Board
City Council
Bath Area Chamber Of Commerce Opens Route 1 Information Center
The Bath Area Chamber of Commerce unveils a 16 by 12 foot log cabin information center on Route 1 opposite the First National Store. It opens June 23 and will run 11 weeks through Labor Day, with hours noon to 8 pm daily. The center, staffed by Mrs George R Perry and Mrs RO Clinton McKadder, replaces a mobile booth and expects a larger visitor influx based on rising inquiries and reservations.
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Chamber of Commerce
Bath Area
Frank H Ozzetta
Vimnes
Edward Fo Cox
Cox
George R. Perry
Chamber
RO Clinton Mckadder
Doris Billiniy
Ton
Bath
Petition drive seeks referendum on city curfew amendment
Reported drive by residents and groups to force a referendum on amending Bath’s six year old curfew ordinance. Officials say hundreds have signed petitions urging a vote, with organizers confident of success as signatures continue to mount despite confusion over wording and process.
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Bath
Petition Circulation Continues For Local Referendum
Petition drive continues after amendment to curfew ordinance amid protests from residents. Signers include Edward J. Mc Vann Harold Sonia and Joseph Desmond with petitions at local markets and service stations. Fire chief ordered two blasts of the alarm at 64h o'clock to aid enforcement. Referendum likely in November elections before June 23 deadline.
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Ion
Aesure
Alex Fsurvess Market
Bath Lumbero
Kako Market
Washington Street
Cahills Service Ration
Moute
Edward J. McVann
Harold Sonia
Joseph Desmond
Woshing
McMiasin
Torrey Roller Bushing Employees Win Wage Increase
Wage raise approved after two week negotiations at Torrey Roller Bushing Plant. Across the board hourly pay rise and piecework rates to take effect June 20, 1960. Company representatives Bowen Torrey and Wavaland Torrey for the firm. union delegates Herman Fo Coombs, Local 4 officers Robert Spicer Arnold Chadwick Russell Sevon for Local 4 and national affiliates.
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Torrey
Company
For Nations
Bowen Torrey
Wavaland Torrey
Umswa
Afi
Herman Fo Coombs
Local 4
Robert Spicer
Arnold Chadwick
Russell Sevon
Landing Float For Small Boats At Fort Popham Now Seems A Certainty
Fort Popham is set to gain a public float and small boat landing in Atkins Bay after formal approval by the State Park Commission. The Popham Beach Boat Owners Association will construct a 55 foot walkway, 18 foot ramp, and a 9 by 24 foot float at the west wall of the Fort Popham Memorial property. The project, estimated around 800 dollars, will be funded by boat owners and built under the association’s direction with city and state safety provisions and a one year trial.
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Fort Popham
State Park Commission
Popham Beach
Popham
Kennebec
Ingo
Markham
Phippebung
Stuart Thiseam Geek
Port Popham
Park Commission
Xkrants
Xx Association
Fort Popham Memorial
Coast
Garard Landing
Fort Pates
Fort Pate
Bath Area United Fund selects 1960 co chairmen
John O. Thorpe and William R. Rogers named co chairmen for Bath Area United Fund drive starting late September to fund 1961 operations. Thorpe continues as senior co chairman. Rogers takes first co chair role. Nine member agencies supported. meetings with Budget and Admissions Committee underway. Thorpe is a Christmas Cove native with Bath Tron Works background.
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Bath Area
United Fund
John O. Thorpe
William R. Rogers
United Fkund
Cannon
Wath UU. Niss
Thorpe
Bath Tron Works Corporation
Rogers
C W. Rogers, Inc
Pan Morco
Oscar FH Marsh
Gvoal
Board of Directors
Christmas Cove
Senior Reception Held Thursday At High School
The 1960 Morseyigh graduates dance Thursday night in the school gymnasium as guests of the junior class at the united senior reception. This final event in Commencement week activities precedes the Alumni banquet Saturday evening for the Bath High School Alumni Association.
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Junor
United Senior
Priests of the Bath High School
Senior Class Night Held In South Portland Gym
Junior class members hosted a night in the South Portland gym with a unique setup for spectators. Music came from Don Doane's orchestra. The receiving line included Rev. Dr. Oliver W. Bell, Carl H. Dearborn, I. C. Lloyd Hooker, Linwood J. Temple, and many trustees, council members, education officials, and families, celebrating senior class leadership and advisors.
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Don Doane
Orchestra
South Portland
Oliver W. Bell
Carl H. Dearborn
I. C. Lloyd Hooker
Linwood JH
Raymond W. Farnham
Lyman Poole
Catharine Leonard
Nathan W. Watson
Mees Watson
Advi Corse
Margaret Flaherty
Jascha French
Frenchy
Ralph York
Deborah DeWick
Kenneth Poole
Rachael Charest
Carpenters Strike Halts Work At Bath Armory
A carpenters strike between Bath and Portland halts remodeling and expansion of the Daeth Armory. About 200 union carpenters and laborers walk off the job over a contract pay dispute with the General Contractors Assn. J J Vanier said only drilling and blasting remain in progress. Continued on page five.
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Uimon
Bath
Portland
Daeth Armory
J. W Cunningham Co
Assn
Joseph JL
Vanier
Ue United Brother
Pave Five
595 Also Motors Generators Springs Transmissions
Auto parts dealer listing shows items such as motors generators and transmissions plus glass products at McClure Car and Parts Lot on Ferry Road Woolwich Vel. Open daily from 9 am until park hours.
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McClure
Woolwich
Vel
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Suffolk Univ
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County Republican Committee
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Mien
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Ronad Lee Kvvane Drisko
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Jonathan KR
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Elizabeth Moses
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Oak Street
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Massachusetts General Hospital
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