Youth Citizenship Day Ends With Dinner in Bath
The Bath Elks and Miss Patricia Ames hosted Youth Citizenship Day with 9th grade civics students and city officials. Speakers including State Representative Edwin H. Pert urged continued public participation and noted future voting and campaign involvement opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin H. Pert
James Feeney
Elks Lodge
Feeney
Stanley W Judkins
Assembly
Harry Ring
The
Elks
Miss Ames
Robert FE. Wagner
John F. Leonard
the Elks
Gift
Rioux
Pert
James Day
Alison Turpie
Jeanine Bergeron
Ronald Pushard
Bath Lodge of Elks
Michael McNeil
Bath
Ward
Shirley Hart
Nancy McInnes
Nancy Osgood
McNeil
Thomas London
Miss Hart
Miss Osgood
London
Day
Board of Registration
State Senate
Carla Tukey
Ward 5
Leslie Kinney
Miss McInnes
Front Street
Ferry
Center
Miss Tukey
Stanley W. Judkins
Ward 7
McInnes
Merritt Mitchell
Patricia Ames
M H S Summer Session Considered by Bath Board
Bath board approves a pay as you go summer program at Morse High to provide advanced courses, credits for college entrance, and make up failed subjects. Farnham to survey interest and teacher availability before final setup, with courses possibly including typing, shorthand, science, math, and English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Board of Education
Raymond Farnham
Farnham
Loring R. Addison
Augusta
MS Campaign Set to Start in Bath on Mother's Day
The 1959 Multiple Sclerosis Campaign in Bath will begin on Mother's Day May 10 and run through Father's Day June 21. County Director Edgar L. Black announces Anthony J Mangiulli of the U S Customs office will chair the Bath phase. The drive includes house to house canvassing, MS tag day with miniature hope chests, a tea, and a targeted mailing to supporters. Black, 25, a Ford dealer representative with Wyman Ford, is married to Anita Deering and has two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Edgar L. Black
Bath Black
Anthony J Mangiulli
U. S. Customs Office
Sagadahoc County
United States
Black
Ford Dealer
Wyman Ford
Anita Deering
Joseph Warren
Marjorie Ann
Greater
Sagadahoc
Anthony Mangiulli
Morse High School Science Head Plans Lexington Move
John Choate head of the science department at Morse High School will resign after returning an unsigned contract to Superintendent Loring Addison. He will take a teacher supervisor post at a Lexington Massachusetts high school to pursue a doctorate while continuing to teach. His wife Mrs Choate a fifth grade teacher also signs to leave Bath schools. Choate will finish this contract year and stay in the area until next fall. He will teach summer courses at Bowdoin College related to the experimental physics program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Bath
Addison
H. Ralph Forbes
Warren Aliberti
Carl Burnham
Linwood Temple
Temple
John F. Leonard
Lloyd Hooker
Hooker
Leonard
Citizens’ Group
John Choate
Morse High School
Loring R. Addison
Lexington
Mass
Choate
Maine
Massachusetts
Bowdoin College
Schulze resigns as Portland University board chairman
J William Schulze of Bath Iron Works resigns as chairman of the board of trustees of Portland University. George S Payson of Portland is elected to succeed him. Schulze will remain a trustee member. He cites the need for a younger Portland area leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schulze
Portland Univ
J. William Schulze
Wiscasset
Bath Iron Works
Portland University
John M. Blake
George S. Payson
Portland
John D. Clifford, Jr
New York University
Alexander Hamilton Institute
Meth
Bids Open June 2 For Bath Memorial Hospital Wing
Bids will be opened June 2 for a new 64 bed wing at Memorial hospital in Bath. Raymond Small says state and federal approvals grant Hill Bruton funds to back a more than 600000 expansion with $350000 pledged and $268000 federal match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Hospital
Memorial Hospital
Raymond Small
Long Range Planning Committee
Small
Department of Health and Welfare
Hill Bruton
Aumparen —“Co
Cnairnarin
G” Baer Connard
Cornard
Hitches
Dan
Bath Area
Bath
Woolwich
Phippsburg
West Bath
Georgetown
Wiscasset
Arrowsic
Memorial Phospipal
Test
John St. Martin
Ernest Ro Avery
Sasanoa Tribe
Order of Red Men
Daniel Scully
Grass And Woods Fires Tie Up Bath Firemen
Bath firefighters battled grass and woodland flames west of Lambert Park in Sewall's Woods on Sunday afternoon. A brisk wind drove a half mile through juniper and pines before crews contained the fire. Youths playing nearby were suspected of starting the blaze. Engines 2, 4, 5 and the service truck operated with about 700 feet of hose before an all clear at 8 15. Additional weekend blazes were reported on High and Beacon streets Libby Court and Huse Street all grass fires.
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Lambert Park
High
Beacon Streets
Libby Court
Huse Street
Bath begins largest private housing project on Crawford drive
The Bath Area Chamber of Commerce housing plan moves forward with 86 lots on 26 acres between Lambert Park and Oak Grove Avenue. Ralph E. and Norman Seekins start footing on the first home, with eight houses planned in the first year and costs around 15,000 each. The development, lasting up to 10 years, will add about 24,000 annually to Bath tax rolls. Richard Gilmore orders the first five room bungalow.
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Bath
Ralph E
Nirman E. Seckins
al Siminns
Cook's Corner
Robert Crossman
Lisbon Falls
Crawford Drive
Lambert Park
Oak Grove Avenue
Father and Son
Norman £. Seekins
Bath Area
Seckins
Seekins
Richard Gilmore
McClure's Car Parts Ad Promises Fast Delivery
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Robert Stone
Linda Ramsay
Nancy McIinnes
Bath Emblem Club
Emblem Club
Bernice Fortier
Dorothy Pecci
Katherine Kingsbury
Diane Hart
Joseph Desmond
Edmund Ford
Robert F. Cummings
Robert Footer
George Sarkis
Edward N. Hartnett
James McLaughlin
James R. Daly
Philip Oliver
Clifton E. Moody
Mock City Council
Brunswick
McClure’s Car Parts
Day's Ferry Road
Woolwich, Me
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