Masked Racoon Visitors At Night Delight Phippsburg Couple
Two to three young raccoons have raided the Phippsburg Center home of Mr and Mrs J Walter Snipe for two weeks but the Snipes feed them nightly. The animals arrive after closing time and approach hand feeding, sparking hopes hunters will leave them alone. The trio, about a year old, stay shy of strangers yet eat from hands and shed.
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Phippsburg Center
J. Walter Snipe
Coogland
Bath
Walter
Mrs Snipe
Mrs. Snipe
Coons
Snipe
Rotary club reports on community service work
The Community Service Committee led by David C. Dickson reported its activities at a Tuesday noon meeting. Sub-committee chiefs A. M. Main Jr and Wyatt Albertson outlined projects aiding Hyde Home and bicycle safety efforts in Bath, including a Summer Camp sponsorship and driver training at Morse High School. Raymond Farnham discussed youth employment and guidance needs amid labor laws and draft status as a continuing concern. Continued on Page Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Service Committee
David C. Dickson
Rotary Club
A. M. Main, Jr
Crippled Children
Hyde Home
Wyatt Albertson
Bath
Morse High School
Bailey Evening School
American Automobile Association
Raymond Farnham
Mr. Farnham
Delia
Mothers and Daughters Honored at Dromore Hall Banquet
The Phippsburg Christian Service Committee hosted a fall banquet at Dromore Grange Hall with 75 mothers and daughters. The event featured Girl Scout programs, a fashion show of past and present styles, and decor themed in green and gold for the Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phippsburg Christian Service Committee
Dromore Grange Hall
Earl Lowell
Winthrop Blair
Thomas L. Totman
Frederick Haggett
Macy Whitehead
Thomas Totman
Milady
Stanwood Gilman
Odesty
City Manager explains delay in Oliver street fire call
Nathan C. White reports Bath incident on Oct 28 1954 where a loaned extinguisher and a misinterpreted call led to a delayed Fire Department response. To prevent recurrence the police and fire will be dispatched when unsure of the needed service and separate lines were discussed though costly.
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Oliver Street
Nathan C. White
Fire Department
Mr. White
Bath City
Steen Company
Dugas
Engine Co. 2
Hinds
Steen
Police Department
Taintor
Tainto
703D Aaa
Oulton
Pine Street
North Street
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Bath
Philip H. Oliver
Hunter
Brunswick Air Base
Ward 1
Weeks Street School
Mitchell School
City Council weighs taxi licenses and parking curb rules
City council discussed issuing another taxi license hearing set for December seventh, and two taxicab ordinance drafts limiting licenses to 18 and banning curb parking except at stands. The group eyed relaxing two hour parking on Shepard street and delaying all night parking until December 1 due to ground conditions.
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Bath Iron Works
George G. Oliver
South Street
Nathan C. White
Shepard Street
Samuel Lakin
Kakos
Washington Street
Ronald C. Oulton
Oulton
Allegria
Sonia
Brunswick Road
Oak Grove Avenue
October Manager's Report Highlights Police Operations
Municipal manager’s OCT report shows 53 arrests by Police, 19 non fatal motor vehicle accidents, 213 miscellaneous complaints. Edward Newell named sergeant Nov 1, two patrol vacancies. Alfred Melville eligibility debated for appointment. cruiser damaged Oct 27 in collision, repair cost 177.35. Parking meter receipts 102 in fines. Leeman Highway Washington Street gains a new red yellow blinker signal. Fire Department responded to...
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Edward Newell
Personnel Service Commission
Alfred Melville
Melville
Leeman Highway
Washington Street
Bath Junior High to Dedicate New School on Tuesday
Officials plan the Bath Junior High dedication on Tuesday December 16 at 7 30 pm. The program features Herbert G Espy Maine education commissioner, Eastham Guild Jr chairman, City Manager Nathan White and school board leaders. Guests include Isadore Singer, Alonzo Harriman and Justus Miller with music by the junior high glee club. The building will be open for inspection after the ceremony and refreshments will follow.
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Bath Junior High School
Herbert G Espy
Education
Maine
Eastham Guild
Nathan C. White
Board of Education
John M. Conley
Loring R. Addison
New Scohol
Moody W. Flint
Isadore Singer
Bath P. T. A. Council
Neil W. Ackland
Federal Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Alonzo J. Harriman
Justus H. Miller
L. A. Dole
Church of the New Jerusalem
John E. Bellefontaine
St. Mary's Church
Harry C. Day
Bath
Frederick M. Haggett
Col. Dummer Sewall
D. A R
Maurice Warner
P. D
Sons of Union Veterans
Merritt A. Mitchell
Schulze urges careful study of stream laws in Maine
William Schulze president of the Associated Industries warned on WCSH TV that immediate compulsory stream improvement laws could harm Maine's economy. He said firms seek time to implement economically sound, technically satisfactory methods, noting many Maine manufacturers support cleanup but cannot bear drastic costs now.
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Maine
William Schulze
Associated Industries
Portland
Wcsh-Tv
Schulze
Bath Iron Works
County Agent讲 on Price Supports at Bath Rotary meeting
County Agent Charles Eastman of the Maine Department of Agriculture spoke at the Bath Rotary Club on price supports. Introduced by program chairman T Tarpy Schhulten, Eastman emphasized presenting facts rather than advocacy, noting tariff based supports have long protected domestic industry and trade imbalances.
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Charles Eastman
Maine State Department of Agriculture
Bath
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Community Service Board
Dromore Hall
Seventh-day Advent Church
Eastham Guild, Jr
Donald Perry
Times Tonight
Stanley R. Hunter
Beacon Street
Wesley Church
Lowell Temple D. of P
Bath Lodge OF Elks NO. 934
John W. Ballou
Bath Lodge
Ballou
Sagadahoc
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
William J. Jerrick
Henry J. Parent
Maine West
Rumford
Elmer A. Avery
Carl E. Albee
John C. Babine
Fernand Bolduc
Russell Boyd
William E. Bennett
Robert B. Brown
Francis S. Bruce
Theodore Burns
Dominic H. Cardosi
H. David Clark
Kenneth M. Chute
Harold E. Cornish
Raymond C. Crocker
William S. Danforth
Francis A. Fortier
Edmund T Ford
Richard E. Footer
John H. Freeman
Edward L. Gaudreau
James Genovise
Abraham E. Greenblatt
Iscar W. Greenblatt
Warren F. Hawley, Jr
David E. Hughes
Lawrence G. Katz
Frank W. Kenyon
Alfred P. McCabe
Anthony A. Martinez
Percy L. Miller
Joseph Marchetti
Elmer W. Morse
Edward F. Newell
Frank H. Ozzella
Richard Paquin
Alfred A. Parks, Jr
Leon B. Pennell, Jr
Alfred D. Perow
Joseph A. Robinson
Roland B. Robinson
Leslie C. Shumway
Frank Smith
Frantz T. Stevens
Paul Stinson
Charles D. Sullivan, Jr
Robert W. Sheehan
Jacob Smith
Waldo R. Weston, Jr
Howard L. Williams
Ells
Percy W. Kingsbury
Bath Iron Works Corp
Worth S. Wright, David C. Wright
John Hayes
Ransom Kelley
Roland Farnham
William Theberge
B. I. W. Hall
Elks Home
Recreation Hall
Oliver W. Bell
Wesley
David Brent
Lewiston
Timothy C. ‘Maney
Katherine Watson
Peter Potter
Westbrook
Elks
City Hall
Brian M. Jewett
Frederick E. Drake, Jr
Joseph Desmond
Donald Emero
Edgar G. Hancox
John Sturtevant
Timothy B. Wagner
Raymond Vachon
James E. Thorpe
Edward N. Hartnett
Harry W. Thebeau, Sr
Maurice Owen
John P. Carey
Lucien Tardiff
Chester Comeau
John Bourque
James
M W. Adams
Adams
James Feeney
Howard Mayo
Elwood Legard
Nicholas Kakos
Rodney E. Ross, Jr
Benjamin Zimmerman
Harvey Chaples
Esquires
Harold V. Fielding
Edward J. McMann
George W. Gallant
Arthur E Sturtevant
Hugh S. MacDonald
Arthur E. Sturtevant
J. Haviland Torrey
Joseph H. Mullaney
E. R
Esq
Milton Footer
John Mullaney
Edward Jones
Charles H. Kidder, Jr
Robert Cummines
Maurice Glidden
James F Feeney
Bartholomew Donnell
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