Planning Board Sets Public Session on Bath Redevelopment
The Bath Planning Board plans a general public meeting to explain downtown redevelopment financed by federal urban renewal funds. Chairman Roger Luke says the session will be held soon after the Thanks giving holidays following a Saturday workshop with about 50 city clubs and organizations represented.
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Bath
Roger Luke
Monilay
Luke
Planning Board
Mebers
John Atwood
Atwood, Blackwell and Young
Federal Urban Renewal Agency
New York City
Bath Junior High Honor Roll For First Quarter
The Bath Junior High released the first quarter honor roll with 63 students earning honors nine months. Seventy seven seventh graders, eigh th graders and nine ninth graders appeared on the list. High honors went to Dawn Kinney Dennis Perkins Timothy Wachon Carlinda Bassler Frances Morse Vicki Norton and Carl Upham.
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Bath
Moody W. Flint
Dawn Kinney
Dennis Perkins
Timothy Wvachon
Carlinda Bassler
Frances Morse
Vicki Norton
Carl Upham
Linda Ashe
Barbara Bragg
Steven Brewer
Donna Buron
Suzanne Clark
Anita Cyr
Gayte Deérsham
Judith Farnham
Barbara Germain
Pamela Johns
Betsy Kingsbury
Gail Lane
Hugh MacDonald
Virginia McCabe
Bette McCole
Elaine Medeiros
Lynnette Miller
Barbara Norton
Mary Redennett
James Reynolds
Karen Savage
Richard Smith
James Tabor
William Temple
William Waterman
Steven Zimmerman
Vrege Burns
Betsy Goldstein
John Cary
Lynn Elwell
Marjorie Ferris
Carol Fitzgerald
Linda Foster
Chester Freeman
Spencer French
Barbara Haynes
Richard Hennessey
Nancy Lacy
Virginia McDaniel
Karen Orr
Alice Preble
Marriott Small
Jean Steen
Sue Sturtevant
Trudy Tainter
Jane Thayer
Toni Toothaker
Noreen Addison
Stephen Bailey
Thomas Bertocci
Harold Brown
Richard Brown
Joanne Dauphince
Elena Drake
Linda Elliott
Faithene
Stephanie Guerin
Frankie Greenleaf
Gwen Jack
Bath Girl Assigned to Air Training Command at Randolph AFB
Airman 3/c Donna G. Maxson the daughter of Mr and Mrs Scott W Maxson of 440 High Street has been assigned to Headquarters Air Training Command at Randolph AFB Texas. She was transferred from the 3510th Flying Training Wing also at Randolph AFB. Maxson who attended Bath schools and graduated Morse High School in 1958 enlisted in July 1958 and trained at Lackland AFB before joining Randolph.
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Donna G. Maxson
Scott W. Maxson
High Street
Air Training Command
Randolph Air Force Base
Texas
3510Th Flying Training Wing
Randolph Afb
Miss Maxson
Air Training Comand
United States Air Force
Maxson
Bath
Morse High School
Air Force
Lackland Afb
3510Th Flying
San Antonio
Son of Bath residents joins Rochester Board of Education
Fred B. Gannon, son of Alfred and Miuce Bowher Gannon of North Weymouth Massachusetts and formerly of Bath, is named Director of Research and Psychological testing for the Rochester Board of Education. He heads a 14 person staff serving about 45 000 pupils. Gannon, a University of Michigan BA in Education holder with an MA, previously worked in Wayne Michigan schools. He is married to Marilyn Russell of Dearborn Michigan with two daughters Kathleen and Coleen and the family resides in Henrietta New York.
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Bath
Hies
Board of Manication
Rochester N. V
Fred B. Gannen
Alfred
Miuuce Bowher Gannon
North Weyinracth
Mass
Isow
Rochester Board of Eduction
Rochester
University of Michigan
Genneen
Wayne, Mich
Gannon
Afton Bowker
William Shaughnessy
Ned Rich
Percy Robbins
Marilyn Russell
Dearborn
Mich
Kathleen
Coleen
Henrietta
N. Y
Buccaneers Ball Crowns Miss Glynn And Mr Barter Queen And King
Miss Pamela Glynn and Robert Barter were crowned Queen and King of Bath’s first annual Buccaneers military ball at the state armory. The event, sponsored by the Buccaneers Senior Drum and Bugle Corps, featured Al Corey's Waterville orchestra and a “Dancing Under the Stars” theme with red, black and white decor. Plans for a New Year’s Eve Ball at the armory follow.
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Buccaneers
Robert Barter
Pamels Glynn
Robert Lowery
Sam Trott
Miss Glynn
Pamela Glynn
Bath
al Corey
Orchestra
Waterville
Glynn
Barter
Lowery
Trott
Claude S. Gillette
Dorothy Sonia
Topsham Man Fined 500 in Hunting Partner Death
Robert F. Snow 35 of Topsham and BIW sheet metal worker pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to negligently shooting hunting companion George S. Edgecomb 44 of Topsham at Pleasant Point. Judge Deering fined 500 and placed Snow on two years probation with 200 immediate payment and 300 by probation end. six months jail if unpaid.
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Robert F. Snow
Topsham
Bath Iron Works
Gardiner R. Deering
Snow
Pleasant Point
Sagadahoc
George S. Edgecomb
Arthur D. Dolloff
Deering
BIW
Loring D. Small
Nolan Nominated by Democrats for City Registration Board
Mrs. Alice M. Nolan, wife of Joseph P. Nolan of Nolan's Market, was nominated by the Democratic City Committee to fill a vacancy on the Board of Registration. She received five votes to four for Carrie Lehane. the nomination goes to the City Council for December action.
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Alice M. Nolan
Democratic City Committee
Board of Registration
Nolan
Nolan's Market
Washington Street
Walsh
Clinton A. Clauson
Bowdoin
Adam Walsh
Inland Fisheries and Game
Roland H. Cobb
Clauson
Edwin H. Port
Bath
Maine Democratic Party
Coal Barge From Kennebec Goes Aground Tuesday
A 190 foot coal barge owned by Portland salvage firm Bernstein and Jacobson ran aground near Jenny Island at West Candy's Point mouth of the New Meadows River after towline failure in heavy seas. Portland rescuer Emery Morton, treated for exposure, was removed at 7 30 am by a Damariscove Lifeboat crew. The barge, valued at about 200000 dollars, had earlier grounded Monday on Fuller's Rock while en route from Gardiner to Providence.
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Portland
Jenny Island
West Candy’s Point
New Meadows River
Emery Morton
Portland Marine
Bernstein & Jacobson
Fuller's Rock
Small Point
CWO
Norman W. Zelcke
Portland Coast Guard District
Morton
Damariscove Island
Zeleke
Laurel
Coast Guard
Kennebec River
Thibodeau
Morgan City
Boothbay Harbor
Great Eastern Lumber Co
Gardiner
Bath
Pocahontas Coal Co
West Virginia
Blanche Sheridan
Merrymeeting Bay
Talk On Highway Safety At Wesley Men's Club
State Trooper Herman Boudreau told Wesley Methodist church men that one highway death occurs every 14 minutes and a life is crippled every 30. He urged stronger enforcement, better roads and cars, and driving education to cut fatalities, citing 4200 deaths in three years from improper hand signals. The club backed efforts to curb speed, promote safety signs, and support local officials.
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Herman Boudreau
Wesley Methodist Church Men's Club
Boudreau
Robert Savage
Stanley W. Judkins
Cornerstone For Hospital Addition To Be Laid Sunday
Memorial hospital will lay the cornerstone for a 64 bed wing Sunday at 2 PM. Dr. Dean Fisher and local officials attend the ceremony, with a copper box of historic and community materials sealed inside. The project follows $800,000 in expansion funds and aims for summer use of the new facilities.
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Memorial Hospital
Daniel Scully
Bath
Dean Fisher
Maine
Gannett
Mark W. Hennessy
Junior Hospital League
Morse High School
Next Simmer
Patlents
Ford Foundation
Morse High Students Essay on Local Hospital Cornerstone
Morse High seniors Sharon Graffam and Kenneth Poole wrote an essay for next Sunday's cornerstone laying of Bath hospital. They describe the hospital as a place of protection and security, vital to youth and families, offering youth hospital work and medical care, and stressing community support for expanding the hospital.
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Bath Memorial Hospital
Morse High School
Sharon Graffam
Kenneth Poole
Wilmer I. Voorhees
The
Hospital Board of Trustees
Bath
Cornerstone Laying Marked by Youth Praise and Tours
Raymond C. Small chairs long range planning as a 2 45 tour of Morse hospital building opens after ceremonies. Miss Katherine Ames and staff conduct the tour with Hospital Auxiliary serving refreshments. Scully leads the cornerstone program praising Morse seniors Sharon Graffam and Kenneth Poole for their hospital needs essay. Hoover speech echoes linger in Morse community.
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Raymond C. Small
Long Range Planning and Building Committee
Katherine Ames
R.N
Scully
Solar Lodge Observes Its 49th Annual Past Master's Night
The 49th Past Master's Night of Solar Lodge was held at the Masonic Temple Monday with Harry B. Rowe presiding. The program honored late Henry G. Shaw PM and featured officers and lecturers from the lodge, plus a Thanksgiving service for 120 masons. 25 year pins were awarded to four members and Rev Dr Bell.
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Solar Lodge
Luther S. Thompson
Arah E. Richmond
Harry E. Ring
Paul D. Moore
Cecil L. Fullerton
David L. Wilson
Sherwood FE
Francis
John Gillespie
Herbert R. Morse
Francis E. Norton
Donald T. Page
Roy S. Lawrence
Robert Mosher
Karcher S. Jackson
Arthur W. King
Edwin H. P. Lowell
Masonic Temple
Harrys B. Rowe
Ring
Henry G Shaw
Ameress Arah FE. Richmond
Paul D0. Moore
Francis W. Norton
Sherwood R. Francis
Robert N. Masher
Roswell
Arrthur i
Thompson
Vernon B. Lake
Tyler
David YooAthcazin
Roy I. Lawrence
Arthur VY. King
Ladies of Genesta Chapter
OES
Oliver W. Bell
Henry G. Shaw
Lodge
David L. Wils'n
Shaw
Linwood E. Temple
Forrest R. Lewis
Frank T
Reinoehl
Herbert A. Munsey
Dr. Bell
The
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Democrats For Registration Board
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Internal Revenue
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Veteran's Hospital
Togus
Nolan’s Market
Nolans
Jerome
Bentley School of Accounting
Boston
Richard
Joseph P. Nolan
Kennebec
Wesley Men’s Club
John P. Carey
Craig Richards
Central Congregational Church
Abraham L. Kramer
Beth Israel Congregation
Francis E. Morrissey
St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church
A M. Main
Board of Trustees
Connard
Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
Kenneth
Morse
Lyman Poole
Miss Graffam
Harold Graffam
Winship Street
Communities Hospital
Herbert Hoover
Mr. Hoover
H. Laton Jackson
McClure
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