Bath and West Bath discuss School Administrative District Act
Bath and West Bath groups met in city hall to study forming a school administrative district to gain greater state aid for construction and programs. The meeting outlined major aims, budget controls, and the need for voter approval, with discussions on who sets the annual budget.
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Bath and
West Bath
City Hall
Bath
James W. Temple
Omar R. King
Loring R.addison
Addiion
Augusta
Addison
Harold J. Rubin
Rubin
Stanley W. Judkins
Judkins and Rubin
Council
C. Lloyd Hooker
Board of Education
Former Bath Man Will Be Speaker At Chamber Banquet
William H. Gove a Bath native and noted sales star will be the principal speaker at the Bath Area Chamber of Commerce annual banquet set for January 15. Gove is vice president and sales director of E M C Recordings Corp in St Paul Minn and formerly led sales for Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co. He has toured Europe and Australia on sales missions and was named salesman of the year by a major association. The chamber's annual meeting is December 10 with officer elections. by law changes on dues and write in ballots will be voted at a special November 12 meeting.
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William H. Gove
St. Paul
Karcher Jackson
T. Tarpy Schulten
Marc King
Fred Hagrott
Royal Johnson
City Hall
City Council Sells Leeman Highway Property For Bids
City Council voted to offer for sale about 30 000 square feet of city land off Leeman highway rear of a property near West Bath line. First National Stores indicated interest in buying for a new supermarket. Bids open at the next meeting on November 6.
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Leeman Highway
First National Stores
West Bath Line
Old County Road
Stanley W. Judkins
Council
John P. Carey
Judkins
Merritt A. Mitchell
Ie Cha
Hyde Hospitals 10th Anniversary Observed With Tea
Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation hospital marked its 10th anniversary with a bronze memorial tablet unveiling and a silver tea open house. Mrs. Arthur Corwin witnessed the event, with Joan and Helen Fenn presenting the inscription honoring John Holmes Hyde.
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Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation Hospital
Arthur Corwin
Marblehead
Mass
John Holmes Hyde
Hyde Memorial Hospital
Joan
Helen Fenn
Converse G. Fenn
Mr. Hyde
Vantine
Portland
Marie I. Preston
Pine Tree Society For Cripped Children and Adults, Inc
Club 42
Bertrand Livoice
Edward Hoggard
Wenham
David Knights
Marbleheead
Edmund S. Muskie
Myrtle Gray
James S Coles
Edward Myers
Dairriscotta
William H. Dalton
Augusta
Hyde Home Committee
Navy Wives’ Club
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Doris W. Hardy
R.N
Corwin
Bertrand Lavoice
H. Everett Cooke
Norman Adams
Lawrence Wyman
David Clarke
Leonard Smith
John Sturtevant
Ira Durgin
Light bulb sale raises funds for Morse Juniors and Lions
The Lions Club and Morse High Juniors sold over 6 000 light bulbs in three hours at Harold P Small's garage on Washington Street. Volunteers split into groups and delivered to districts including West Bath Winneganee and Woolwich. Proceeds go to Morse Juniors and Lions Charity Fund for optical and dental care for underprivileged children.
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Lions Club
Morse High
Lions
Morse Hligh
Harold P. Small
Washington Street
West Bath
Winneganee
Woolwich
Clinton V. Owen
Richard H. Johnson
Duncan Farrell
Nathan Watson
M. H
Heather Jean McClure Crowned Miss Bath Brunswick in Pageant
Heather Jean McClure 17, Morse High School senior, won Miss Bath Brunswick 1958 at Morse High School auditorium. San dra Jean Keenan and Elizabeth Ann Bull placed second and third. Shirley Janette Dodge named Miss Congeniality. Pageant aired tonight on WCSN TV.
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Bath-Brunswick
Carol Ann Bartels
Bath
Maine
Heather Jean McClure
Morse High School
Elizabeth Ann Bull
Sandra Jean Keenan
Brunswick
Shirley Janette Dodge
Mary Cerevers
Bath-Brounswick
Linceoln Lodge of Odd Fellows
Carl P. Meister
McClure
Bathetual
Meister
Wcsn-Tv
Channel 6
Chref Frances Cummings
Sandra Lee Sinclair
Boaih
Collette Emma Blanchette
Barbara Ann Paquette
Bartels
Brunswick Navel Air Station
McClhure
Grevers
Rotary Hia
Louis J. Brann
Morse Dligh School
Soldiers solicit warm clothing for Korean orphans
Walter J. Cummings of Linwood Woods, Sebasco, serving with the Army in Korea, joins 76th Engineer Battalion in soliciting warm clothing for Young Nak Orphanage children. The group plans a Christmas dinner and presents, asking town friends to send old clothes to APO San Francisco for distribution through the Young Nak committee and PFC Wood Koehling.
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Walter J. Cummings
Jut
PHC Linwood Wooclings
Sebasco
Korea
the Times
Spre Cummings
Santa Claus
PFC
Keechlines
17Th Infantry
Did
76Th Bnet neer—bHatdtior —Constructions Apo
San Francisco
California
Atta
Young Nak Orphan Upe
Clinwood
W. Koehling
Co. D
APC
Calif
BIW Management Proposes Wage Increases in Two Year Talks
Bath Tron Works Corp officials confirmed shipyard bulletins outlining BIW counter proposals to the union for a two year labor agreement. First year increases range from 10 cents to 12 cents per hour across skilled semi skilled and unskilled classifications with further increases in year two. Additional hourly and piece work rates are slated to rise 4 256 percent in year one and 1 5 percent in year two. No further meetings are scheduled.
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Bath Tron Works Corp
Ruth Hammond and J W S Cox Exhibit at Bowdoin College
The Walker Art Building at Bowdoin College will host a joint exhibit of paintings by Ruth Hammond of Brunswick and J W S Cox of Boston. Prof Carl Ne Schmalz, curator, announced the show open to the public in November with hours 10 to 12 and 2 to 4 on weekdays and Sundays.
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Ruth Hammond
Brunswick
J. W.S. Cox
Boston
Nova
Warker
Bowdoin College
Carl Ne Schmalz
Walker Art Building
Bath Police Reserves Begin Winter Training Program
The Bath Police Reserves, under Sgt. Morris Goldstein, start the winter training phase at Huse Memorial School with target shooting at the Bath Pistols and Rifle Association club house. Twelve members will form two teams for the Maine Postal Pistol League. next meeting is November 14 at city hall.
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Bath Police
Huse Memorial School
Bath Pistol and Rifle Association
Morris Goldstein
City Hall
Edward F. Cox
the Times
Maine Civil Defense Headquarters
Augusta
Bath
Civil Defense
Robert E. Wagner
Hollis Kennedy
Fosuives
Wagner
Lincoln- Savadahoe County
Maines Law Enforcement Association
Veterans Outside Projects Buy Opportunity At Hyde Park Lambert
Veterans not residing at Hyde Park Terrace or Lambert Parks may buy units starting Thursday at 9am and continuing through November 27 at 5 pm. Class 4 priority by the Public Housing Administration governs sales, with Class 8 veterans’ rights expiring Oct. 16. Those in the projects listed in Classes 1 and 2 had until Sept. 27 to exercise buying rights, with a list of unapplied dwellings in today’s Times. A good faith deposit of 50 dollars per unit and 100 dollars for two units is required with each application.
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Hyde Park Terrace
Lambert Parks
Pubblic Housing Administration
PHA
the Times
Job applications open at 70 Office Drive for veterans and public
The office accepts applications Monday to Friday from 9 am to 5 pm at 70 Office Drive. Veterans must present discharge papers or ID letters and later supply photostatic copies. PHA can arrange financing if desired. After Class 4 eligibility ends, non veterans in the two developments gain priority over the general public.
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PHA
Courageous Judgments Highlighted by Administrators
Davis recalls administrators who say their boldest act was making a teaching judgment and standing by it, reflecting on leadership courage and accountability in education.
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Davis
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Edward F. CO
Chamber of Commerce
Hyde Hospital
Lions and
North and
South Dakota
BIW Management
Lincoln and Sagadahoc
Nesdec Wis
Nesdec
David V. Tiedeman
Harvard Universty
Sociologists
S Committee
UMPCS
Profes Sqan Davis
Bean
J. Horace McClure
Day’s Ferry Rd
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