Morse High Sophomore Wins Heroism Award From Gov Muskie
Harry Bennett 15 of West Bath and Morse High School honored for lifesaving acts. Bennett helped rescue a man 70 yards from shore at Atlantic City during National Drum Corps event. Other awardees include Gerald Kilbreth, Robert Winter, Charles McAllister, Peter Prescott, John Naughton, and Jane Good for various rescues.
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Harry Bennett
West Bath
Morse High School
Marine—v
Edmund S Muskie
Augusta
Maine Young Americans Medals Committee
Veterans’ Affairs
Louis S. Dennis
Bennet
Atlantic City
N. J
Bath Cadets
Bugle
Gerald Kilbreth
Auburn
Androscoggin
Rose Russell
Robert Winter
Westbrook
Morse High announces National Honor Society inductees
Sixteen Morse High seniors and seven juniors were named new National Honor Society members at a Friday assembly led by Principal Raymond W Farnham. Inductees include Mary Baird Frances Butcher Judith Comeau Albert Douglas Margo Parks and seniors Susan Bates Ellen Blair Jane Carter Christine Charest Carmen Cormier Nancy Doyle Constance Howe Donna Maxson Russell Mosier Patricia Parks Dennis Ring Eugene Rittall Betty Robinson Jerrold Stover Roy Stuart and Thomas Toothaker. Juniors Judith Ashe Frederick Brown Nanda Browne Marilyn McCobb Carl Stinson Roger Upham Kathleen Watson were also inducted with another ceremony.
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Morse High School
National Honor Society
Raymond W. Farnham
Lowor Society
Mary Baird Frances Butcher
Judith Commenu
Albert Douglas
Margo Parks
Susan Bates
Lions Hear Talk On Hyde Windlass At Weekly Meeting
Bath Lions heard Eerwin RR. Andrews, VP of Hyde Windlass Co., recount the firm’s history from 1695 its ship machinery focus and 1902 ownership shifts to US Shipbuilding Corp. The club noted past talk on Bath Tron Works and set June for annual charter night with committee picks.
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Bath Lions
Hyde Windlass Co
Bath
Eerwin RR. Andrews
Bath Tron
William A. Nies
BSW
Hyde Winstus, Co
United States Shipbuilding Corp
Iocal
Hyde
Andrews
General Electric
Westinghouse
Lions
Norman Seeking
E. Lawrence McCurdy
Clyde Mallett
George J. Nugent
Philip Wyman
Harold P. Small
40 Ton Crane Installed At BIW On No 3 and 8 Runways
BIW completes a 40 ton gantry crane on No 3 and 8 runway replacing two 15 ton cranes. It mirrors a 40 ton unit on No 5 runway, brings total yard cranes to 25 ton plus capacity, cost about 140000, and aims to speed fabrication of larger ships and ordnance handling.
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3Ath Iron Works Corp
John R. Newell
Hardiness
Richard H. Soucie Wins Science Lab Scholarship
Richard H. Soucie a 17 year old Morse High School junior has been accepted by the R B Jackson Memorial Laboratory Bar Harbor for Summer study He is among 29 pre college students selected competitively nationwide for outstanding science and math grades The program runs June through August at the research institution focusing on heredity related growth function and behavior with guidance from scientists and visiting lecturers
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Richard H. Soucie
Morse High School
R. B. Jackson Memorial Laboratory
Bar Harbor
Richard
Henry J. Soucie
Bath
Harry Hallsey
Emmorial Laboratory
Bath City Council finds low asphalt bid and rate drop
Bath City Council reports asphalt for road repairs at 12.75 cents per gallon, down from 14 cents last year amid a price war. City plans a short-term loan, forms a committee to study a water main for four residents, and refines sidewalk, insurance, and lot sale actions as Judkins leads a busy agenda, including traffic box relocation queries.
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Bath
Stanley W. Judkins
Judkins
Harwood Heights
Washington and
Park Streets
John di Groot
Middle Street
Mitchell
Center Streets
Information Booth To Spur Tourist Business Opens June 24 on Route 1
Bath Area Chamber of Commerce plans a mobile information booth to aid visitors and residents on Route 1. Operating 11 45 AM to Labor Day, it will rely on donations with at least $900 needed to launch. The booth, six by twelve feet, moves easily, stores in winter, and will distribute brochures from chamber members and state materials.
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Bath Area
T. Tarpy Schulten
Schulten
Edward F. Cox
Bernard M. Johnstone
Maine Publicity Bureau
Chamber
Music Festival Here Saturday Is Highly Successful Affair
Morse High School and the Bath community hosted a major music festival with nearly 2,000 students from Morse High bands and Bath School ensembles. Morse principal Rexsmond Farnham and Cecil V. Rowland led arrangements, praising cooperation, judging, and the parade along the Bath Iron Works district. Police Chief Robert E. Wagner commended officers and the Police Reserve for their daylong service, while auditions and performances at Morse High, the Armory, and the Bath Iron Works highlighted the day’s success.
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Mars: Heh
Morse High
Shay Mae
Hyde
Ve Sasppe
Children’s Hospital
Lendlatonm
Irty Coeur
Ole
Robert E. Wagner
Edward FE. Newill
Merle Niles
Wagner
Tit
Morse High School
Andes
Mise Maerial Ss Iol
Die Bath Iron Works
Jonas Alaw
Univer i New Thampshire
Flee Armory
Tr J Nedite
Heeth Sonith
Assos
Wallace Caras
Lucy Lice
Matste
Bowdoin
Col Fer
Glee Club
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Jackie Bourque
Priscilla Maddocks
Norma Gowen
Mark Hunter
Richard McLean
Francs Baird
Eilen Whayer
Cheryl Brown
Bonnie Kirk
Robert McDaniel
Gov. Muskie
Bowdoin College
Miss Good
Delmar E. Bates
Warry BE. Huse
Robert M. Sluse
Muskie
Max Good
Gardiner
J. Horace McClure
Day
Biw
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Merritt Mitchell
Webber Avenue
Dwight F. Peckard
Edwin O. Berry
Franklin R. McNeil
Laurence C. Bates
Packard
Arthur Gediman
Harold J. Rubin
Mechanic Street
Edward J. Lee
Lee
Wesley and Fisher Courts
Loecal
Norton Washington
McMann Field
Verinus
Mans Locos
Studetto
Mors Homdaien Puesed Tiseiel
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Mexico
Lewiston Hagh
Marni
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Psi
Chiurman Farnham
Malia
Ana
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Arthur Hodsdon
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Seaboard Engineering Co
Water Street
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