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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1959

Page

5

Four Bath Men Arrested On Illegal Liquor Sales

Bath police and federal agents arrested four Bath men on illegal sale charges after raids. Lester Jones and Frank Leighton pleaded guilty, receiving suspended fines and jail time. Guerette and Dube had charges continued. Leighton, Guerette, and Jones faced additional illegal possession counts. Bail set for Dube and Guerette. Other local fines included Peter Reed for inadequate brakes, Thomas Dambinski for grade crossing, and Peter Poulos for failure to stop.

Federal Treasury Bath Sagadahoc Loring D. Small Lester Jones Middle Street Frank Leighton Napoleon J. Guerette Joseph Abel Dube Peter K. Poulos Washington and Center Streets

City bids issued for new police ambulance and sidewalk plow

City Manager announces bid invites for a police emergency ambulance and a sidewalk plow with opening dates set for November 9 and November 2 respectively. Sidewalk plan received 3000 dollars, police ambulance 1200 dollars. The city also awarded a sandder contract to Hedge and Mathers Co. Portland for 2300 dollars to be mounted on a city truck with 5 cubic yard capacity and dual salt sand spread capability. Virginia is the Latin name for a maiden.

Stanley W. Judkins Hedge and Mathers Co Portland

Innocent Verdicts in Three Driving Cases at Superior Court

In Sagada County two men were found innocent of driving while intoxicated charges after a trial. A third case was resolved with costs of 50 dollars. Names Frederic D. Ryder, 31 Brunswick and Conrad Rowillard, 24 are listed among those absolved. A felonious assault charge against Donald C. Stackpole of Bath was also heard with a gun incident cited.

Sagadahoe County Traverse Foun Frederic D. Ryder Brunswick Conrad&. Rowillard Atty George Carlton Abraham Rucmin Donald C. Stack Wesley Moody Tonshsam Conrad D. Hersam Wat Millinocket

Wis casset Plans Four Week Bi centennial Celebration

Plans progress for a four week bi centennial in Wiscasset Aug 4 to 20 1960 with Old Bristol Day Aug 13 county events Aug 14 15 16 and open house Aug 17 including luncheon fashion show and county day Aug 18 and children events Aug 19 waterfront air show clam bake pageant and parade Aug 20. Dr Lawrence A Averill of Sheepscot named Centennial historian to write a pageant.

Wiscasset Wiscasset Harbor Yacht Club

Stephen Wins Form Line Backed by Miller Family Name

Stephen, a two year old thoroughbred owned by W S Miller, is a full brother to Royal Orbit the 1959 Preakness winner.

Stephen W.S. Miller Royal Orbit

Three Day Maine Storm Causes Minor Local Damage

Bath reports limited impact from three days of heavy rain with only a few fallen branches and a blocked street drain. Weather service notes around 3 inches total, high tides pressuring sewers briefly, and pulpwood flows on the Kennebec indicating a possible broken dam upstream. Coast Guard station warns of beach washout and a $1000 pool damage but no cottage or boat losses.

Maine Bath Highway Department Middle Street Weather Service Naval Air Station Brunswick Carlton Bridge Kennebec Squirrel Point Phippsburg Center Popthan Ths Beach Cooe

Surfacing Of New Parking Lot Is Now Under Way

A truck of the American Bilu minals Co. of Woolwich and highway department crews laid the first coating of asphaltic oil on the Water Street lot Friday morning. About 2,000 gallons will create parking for about 50 cars with a six tenths gallon per square yard rate. A second coat will add more spaces this week. Sand will cover the oil, and parking meters will be installed once the surface is finished.

American Biluminals Co Woolwich Highway Department Water Street

Moth and Butterfly Species Count Exceeds Five Thousand

The article notes over 5000 known species of moths and butterflies, highlighting global biodiversity in Lepidoptera and indicating continued discovery and classification efforts by entomologists.

Bath Iron Works to Receive Industry Achievement Award

The Bath Iron Works Corp awaits recognition from the Maine State Chamber of Commerce as one of two Maine firms to receive Industrial Achievement Awards at the annual meeting in Portland. The Bath shipbuilding firm is famed for Navy ship construction and supporting Maine’s shipbuilding heritage, employing thousands of workers over the years.

John F. Leonard Greenblatts, Inc Front Street Ave Roger M. Luke Bath Planning Board Abraham E. Greenblatt Stanley W. Judkins T. Tarpy Schulten Bath Area Chamber of Commerce Sear W. Greenblatt Paul Karass Bath Reail Trade Board Greenblatt Brothers Bath Iron Works Corp Maine Maine State Chamber of Commerce Portland Bath Shipbuilding Firm Portland Copper & Tank Works South Portland Bath Iron Works Bath

Awards Given To Civilian Staff At Bath Naval Office

Navy Day ceremonies at Bath honored civilian staff of the Office of the Supervisor of Shipbuilding with Sustained Superior Performance awards to 10 employees. Cash awards went to Madeline Crowther Farnham Ruth Forbes Wallace Ham Alfred King F Waldo Marshall Walter McLain Herbert Pierce Maurice Skaling and Stanley Woods. Captain Stanley M. Alexander praised outstanding ratings and apt Navy Day timing.

Insite Ov Eivigian Congtin Stanley Mo Alexandr Tou USN Naval Inspector of Ordnance Bath Maurier Lo Alfred J. Fung Ruta Foot Aleexander Herbert FF Pierce Wallace Ro Ham Supervisor of Shipbuilding Stanley M. Alexander Madeline Crowther Maynard FE. Farnham Ruth Forbes Wallace R. Ham Alfred L. King F. Waldo Marshall Walter W. McLain Herbert F. Pierce Maurice L. Skaling Stanley B. Woods Mr. Farnham Mr. Marshall Mr. Woods Miss Crowther Mr. McLain Captain Alexander

Thebeau Confirmed By Executive Council As Chairman Board Of Registration

Harry W. Thebeau of Bath was confirmed October 21 by the Executive Council as chairman of Bath’s Board of Registration of Voters. The move ends a political deadlock after Gov Clauson nominated Thebeau July 29 and follows Republican committee endorsement. Thebeau, 72, replaces the late Ada Purington who had led the board for 18 years with her husband Arthur K. Purington prior to her death. The board will include one Democrat and one Republican plus the chairman, prompting the Democratic City Committee to propose a third member.

Thebeau Executive Council Board of Registration Harry W. Thebeau Bath Board of Registration of Voters Republican City Committee Clinton A. Clauson Frank Wood Webster Rodney E. Ross, Jr Governor’s Council Thebetu Democratic City Committee

Morse High announces 18-game basketball schedule

Morse High will play an 18 game 1959 60 season announced by Athletic Director Duncan Farrell The schedule drops Old Town and Biddeford adds Rockland with two home openers Edward Little December 8 and Rumford December 11 The season concludes February 16 against Cheverus The list includes matches with South Portland Westbrook Colby Freshmen and other opponents at home and away

Morse High School Duncan Farrell Old Town Biddeford Rockland Farrell Ie Tft Edward Little Rumford Cheverus Colby Westbrook South Portland

Bath man found guilty on attempted fraud charge in check incident

In Sagadahoc Superior Court Justice Abraham Rudman returned a guilty verdict against Calvin W Morang of Bath for attempted fraud related to a check passing incident. Bail set at 1000 dollars. case continued for sentencing. Gary Newman, 22, Bath, released after directed verdict of innocent on attempted breaking and entering Kakos store. Arthur L. Freeman Jr., 23, sentenced to an indefinite term in South Windham men’s reformatory for the same incident. Freeman pleaded guilty to driving with inadequate brakes on Route 201 in Richmond and paid a $20 fine.

Sagadahoc County Traverse Calvin W Morang Bath Gary Newman Justice Rudman Newman Kakos Washington Street Arthur L. Freeman Jr South Windham Newman and Morang Atty Harold J Rubify Freeman Floyd S. Stillman Scarborough Richmond

Bath Lenders Hope New Industries Rise From Wages Hurdle

Roderic C. O’Connor, manager of the Maine Industrial Building Authority, told Bath Lions the city faces an uphill but solvable task to attract new industry. He cited high wages at the Bath Iron Works and urged a non-profit corporation to access MIBA loan guarantees, plus provisioning of local labor and property data to appeal to prospects.

Bath Maine Industrial Building Authority Bath Lions Roderic CC, O'Connor Lewiston Authority Department of Economic Development O'Connor MIBA Trath Oconnor Chamber of Comiverse DEO Bath-Brunwick Casset Satelite Corp Wi-cass Bath Area Chamber of Commerce

Annual Federal Inspection of Bath Howitzer Battery

The Bath based Howitzer Battery of the 108d Armored Cavalry Regiment Maine Army National Guard underwent a full day federal inspection led by a First Army Headquarters inspector from New York. Colonel Reider reviewed administration, records, payroll, maintenance, storage, equipment, and armory conditions. A post inspection critique with battery officers followed the drill, with an overall rating to be released in weeks.

Bath National Guard Harry F. Hallsey Richard L. Crocker Oforer Co Walter Reider First Army Governor's Island No Yo Tosphetine Gua Rds SPA Robert A McRae Arthur Bo Soni Panu Moclary Ronald BE Wing Pie Vittor J. Leak 108D Armored Cavalry Regiment Maine Army National Guard Bath First Army Headquarters New York Col Reider Department of Army Col Reider

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