Lincoln-Sagadahoc Teachers Debate Evaluation At Meeting
Lincoln-Sagadahoc County Teachers Association sets its annual convention for Oct. 25 at Morse High School with an emphasis on teacher evaluation. The program includes registration at 8:30 a.m., a Morse High Band concert, an invocation, flag salute, and remarks by Supt. Loring R. Addison. John B. Davis Jr. delivers the keynote, followed by a business session and election reports. Chest X-rays for teachers are scheduled 12 to 1:30 p.m., with exhibits in the hall and a 1:80 p.m. general session chaired by Harry Hildebrandt.
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Lincoln-Sagadahoc County
Supt
Loring R. Addison
Miss Conley
National Education Association
Margaret Flaherty
Bath
Alfred A. Bracy
Damariscotta
Harry Hildebrandt
Nobleboro
Merit Pey
Boyd L. Bailey
Louis A. Dole
Oliver W. Bell
Board of Education
Helen L Hayes
Richard B. MacLennan
Oth R
Gladys Lewis
Pemaquid
Hildebrandt
Ralph Hilton
Wiscasset
William Zucchi
Waldoboro
Gwyeth Smith
Topsham
Harold Brown
Catherine Hus
Guy Johnston
Adelaide Anderson
Richmond
Lillian Bogus
Gwendolyn Thompson
South Bristol
Attendance Rises Slightly After Flu Shutdown
Schools reopen after Friday closure as total absences drop from 790 to 782. Supt. Loring R. Addison cites measles-caused cases undetermined. Morse High and Junior High show lower-grade absences rising. Quick tally shows Morse High 120 and 143, Junior High 226 and 257, other sites listed with varied figures.
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Loring R. Addison
Morse
Morse High
Washington
Dike
North
Nort)h Grammar
Huse Memorial
Fisher
Mitchell
Central Maine Mount Holyoke Club elects new officers
Mrs S Theodore Bertocci of High Street was elected president and Mrs Kenneth Francis co of Foster's Point Road vice president at the club's Fall meeting October 16 held at the home of Mrs Richard Wells in Auburn. Bertocci has served as secretary for two years.
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S. Theodore’ Bertocci
High Street
Kenneth Francisco
Foster’s Point Road
Central Maine
Mount Holyoke
Richard Wells
Auburn
Bertocci
Bath Lions Induct New Member as Asian Flu Talk Held
A Bath Lions Club meeting at Richard’s restaurant inducted Herbert L. Merrifield, sponsored by King Lion Norman E. Seekins, with Immediate Past Deputy District Governor E. Lawrence McCurdy officiating. The event, held during local efforts for underprivileged groups, included a Lions briefing on the Asian flu and a vaccine push.
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Bath Lions Club
Herbert L. Merrifield
Norman E. Seekins
E. Lawrence McCurdy
McCurdy
Merrifield
International Lions Club
C. Bruce Wright
Mme Maire Civil Defense Agency
Large Number Of Cases Disposed Of At High Court
Sagada hee county Superior Court finished October term with many cases disposed without trial. Indicted defendants Richard Anderson Maurice Grimard Paul Grover Erroll Pinkham Gary Lathe James Driscoll and Paul DeHahn faced suspended indeterminate sentences and probation. Several appealed cases resulted in fines and light jail terms. Notable rulings include two dog-killing fines for Roland Cornish Jr and Leon Skelton and several DWI and license offense penalties.
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Sagadahee County
Armand A. Dufresne, Jr
Lewiston
Richard Anderson
Bath
South Windham
Maurice Grimard
Lareceny
Paul A. Grover
Woolwich
Erroll M. Pinkham
Gary Lathe
Portland
James Driscoll
Paul DeeHahn
Brunswick
Roland Cornish, Jr
Milford
Conn
Leon Skelton
Bowdoin
Henry DeHahn
Hilton J. Freaman
Raymond Brown, Jr
Whitefield
Charles A. Douglas, Sr
Androscoggin County
Ford Pinkham
Frank A. Smith
Hallowell
Domenic Delassio
Charles Lamb
Wil
Carroll S. Brilliant
County Republicans Hear Policies At Topsham Meeting
A large Topsham gathering of Maine Republicans discussed party strategy and candidate support. State Rep. Rodney E. Ross Jr. urged backing the eventual nominee and allowing members to run as individuals. Sessions on candidates and organizational setup, plus a post primary convention debate, dominated the agenda.
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Hutchins
Willard Ellis
Augusta
GOP
Maine
Rodney E. Ross, Jr
Bath
T. Tarpy Schulten
Woolwich
Schulten
National
Selma Wagg
Sears and Civil Defense Aid Morse High Science Program
Sears Roebuck Co and the local Civil Defense agency donated a radiation detection instrument to Morse High School. Principal Raymond W. Farnham accepted for the school as Joseph P. Murphy and CD Director Roscoe C. McFadden spoke on expanding science interest. The program places 1,800 detectors nationwide to promote radioactive education amid growing atomic energy and defense concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Sears Roebuck and Co
Civil Defense Agency
Joseph P. Murphy
Roscoe C. McFadden
Morse High
Raymond W. Farnham
Murphy
Free Public Chest X Ray Survey To Be Held Here
Plans for a free public chest X ray survey in Bath were announced at city hall. X rays will be offered to the public on multiple dates in November at the city hall auditorium for persons 15 and older. Participating industries include Bath Iron Works and Hyde Windlass. The effort is sponsored by the Four County Tuberculosis Association and state and local health authorities with local officials coordinating the effort.
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Bath
City Hall
Bath Iron Works
Hyde Windlass
Four County Tuberculosis Association
Lucille Nason
Department of TB
State Department of Health and Welfare
Clara Floyd
City Health Department
Roscoe C. McFadden
Mila Morse
Public Health Nursing Association
Edward Kinder, Jr
Eastham Guild
Fred
Former Bath Pastor Discusses Quoddy Project
Rev Ernest Heywood executive secretary of Washington County Chamber of Commerce in Bath noted the Quoddy tidal project survey is ahead of schedule. He cited Congress funding of 935000 last year and 1344000 this year for Army Engineers work, with total survey costs around 2700000 plus 300000 for fisheries impact assessment. The project, long debated, would affect fisheries in local Washington county towns.
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Passamaquoddy
Ernest Heywood
Washington County
Heywood
Congress
Army Engineers
Washington
Twenty Divorces Granted At Sagadahoc Superior Court
Twenty divorces were granted by Justice Armand A. Dufresne Jr at Sagadahoc County Superior Court this term. Grounds included cruel and abusive treatment with custody awarded to mothers for multiple children. names include Phyllis M. Babine, Dora A. Haley, Ruth E. Grover, Althea M. Pikey, Virginia M. Harriman, Mary Helen Maines, Marian Z. Troop, Ruby A. Temple, Mary A. Bakr, Florence Cole, Jeanetta Lounsberry, Norma D. Dodse, Glenda Watts, Diane L. Davis, Arthur W. Richardson II, Lendall L. Bickford, Frances E. King, Vladimir M. Ityn, Caroline H. Smith, Jona K. Osnoe, among others.
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Armand A. Dufresne, Jr
Sagadahoe County Superior Court
Phyllis M. Babine
Bath
Wiliam A. Babine
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Dora A. Haley
Donald J. Haley
Ruth E. Grover
Frank W. Grover
Boston
Althea M. Pikey
Topsham
Patrick Pelkey
Virginia M. Harriman
Woolwich
Jesse W. Harriman
Mary Helen Maines
Robrt L. Maines
Marian Z. Troop
Waldron T. Troop
Ruby A. Temple
Avon M. Temple
Ruby A. Shanning
Mary A. Bakr
Robert G. Baker
Flcrent Cole
Albert T. Cole
Fairfield
Ala
Elsie A. Thayer
Jeanetta Lounsberry
Phippsburg
John C. Lounsberry
Norma D. Dodse
Woolwih
Glenwood
C. Dodge
Engiewood
Cliffs
Alberta C. Richardsess
Lendall L. Bickford
Lillian E. Bickford
Bowdoin
Frances E. King
Brurswick
Albert N. King
Vledimir M
Ityn
Redmond
Antonia Tilvin
Farmingdale
N. J. Utter
Caroline H. Smith
Jesse BE. Smith
Jona K. Osnoe
West Bath
Leonard M. Osnoe
Halloween Window Painting Contest To Start Oct 29
The YMCA and Bath Retail Trade Board announce a Halloween window painting contest for city youths starting October 29. Entries open to grades 1 to 12 in four classes with prizes of three, two, and one silver dollars per class. Paints are supplied. colors include black and orange.
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The
YMCA
Bath Retail Trade Board
Retail Trade
Bath Garden Club Meets In Sheepscot At Home Of Capt. And Mrs. Hitchcock
The Bath Garden Club met in Sheepscot at Capt. and Mrs. Russell Hitchcock's home for the October gathering. Floral displays featured fall arrangements, outdoor displays by the hostess, and organic garden exhibits. Capt. Hitchcock narrated slides on European gardens, including Holland and Belgium, with travels from The Hague. The program included a business meeting, plans for charity events, and notices of future meetings and federation events.
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Russell Hitchcock
Sheepscot
Bath Garden Club
Capt
Mrs. Hitchcock
Frank Reinochl
Willian Turpie
Herbert Lemont
G. Thomas Murphy
R. Stanley Aitken
Kenneth Francisco
Aitken
Arthur Sewall
Horatio L. Baker
Hitchcock
Sumner Sewall
The
Hague
Holland
Sicily
Italy
Austria
Switzerland
France
Belgium
Joseph Mullaney
Nine Morse Students Qualify For 1958 Merit Scholarship Test
Nine Morse High school seniors took the national merit scholarship qualifying test, a college aptitude style exam under Nathan Watson, part of a program awarding more than 4 million dollars in scholarships. Top 7,400 seniors nationwide enter semifinals with winners announced around May 1958.
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Morse
Nathan Watson
Evanston
Contestants Named for Bath Brunswick Pageant 1958
The Bath Brunswick Pageant director Carl Meister releases the list of eight contestants for 1958. They include Collette Blanchette Elizabeth Bull Shirley Dodge Frances Cummings Sandra Keenan Heather McClure Barbara Paquette and Sandra Sinclair, all from Bath Brunswick or nearby towns. The event will be held at Morse High School auditorium Saturday at 8 p.m. Contestants will perform in evening gown competition swimwear and showcase intellect and personality.
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Bath-Brunswick
Carl P. Meister
Morse High School
Collette Emma Blanchette
Benoit J. Blanchette
Dunning Street
Brunswock
Elizabeth Anne Bull
Richard D. Bull
Central Avenue
Bath
Shirley Janette Dodge
Robert L. Dodge
Garnet
Cavcol
Frances Cummings
Charlies F. Cummings
Dummer Street
Sandra Jean Keenan
Weymouth Street
Brunswick
Heather Jean McClure
William Grevers
Linden Street
Barbara Ann Paquette
Elmer Paquette
South Street
Sandra Lee Sinclair
Den
McClure Auto Parts Opens at Woolwich Maine Location
J Horace McClure announces a new shop on Day's Ferry Road Woolwich Maine offering used rebuilt and new parts for all makes cars. The establishment invites customers to save by shopping at McClure's.
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Day’s Ferry Rd
Woolwich
McClure
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