Tarzan Stills Hollywood's Top Money Producer
Tarzan, played by Gordon Scott, becomes Hollywood's leading money maker with TV and film projects. Scott, an ex life guard, recently returned from Africa where he shot Tarzan and the Lost Safari in color and on location. The Tarzan franchise remains a major box office draw abroad and in European markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bacon
Hollywood
Texas
Utah
Tarzan
Edgar Rice Burroughs
Burroughs
Gordon Scott
Scott
Africa
Kenya
Tanganyiki
Uganda
Belgian Congo
Portland
Ore
Johnny Weissmuller
Capials
Lance Fuller Installed Master Councilor of Bath DeMolay
Lance Fuller son of Mrs Lannes Fuller of West Bath was installed master councilor of Bath Chapter Order of DeMolay at the chapter 10th semi public installation in the Masonic Temple. Others installed include senior councilor David Potter junior councilor Carl Fogg and numerous officers. Chapter Advisor Allen received merit awards for many officers including Lance Fuller and David Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lance Fuller
Lannés Fuller
West Bath
Bath
Wayne Akeley
Edward Cummings
Lee Stone
Richard Crabtree
Donald McAllister
Everett Albee
Harvey Prawer
John Chase
Dennis Ring
Charles Annis
Richard Leask
Wayne Perry
Victor Fuller
Roy Stuart
Joseph Fullerton
Duane Fraser
Sentinel
James Annis
David Newcomb
Ralph Warren
Neil West
Gordon Allen
Edward True
Jack Warren
David Rush
Peter Owen
William Longley
Herbert Morse
Charles Higgins
George Langbehn
David Potter
Josephine Schain Set as Genesta Chapter Speaker
Miss Josephine Schain of New York City will speak at Genesta Chapter O E S Friday night. She recently toured the world with the Pan Pacific Women's Association, visiting Hong Kong Saigon Ankor Wat and many other places and will show Kodachrome slides. Mrs Eleanor Merchant leads the program following a brief meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Schain
New York City
Brightwater
Genesta Chapter
Pan Pacific Women’s Association
Bangkok
Thailand
Rangoon
Mandalay
Burma
India
Himalaya
Calcutta
Madras
Mysore
Bombay
New Delhi
Amritsar
Lahore
Pakistan
Karachi
Persian Gulf
Muscat
Bahrein
Kuwait
Abadin
Basra
Iraq
Baghdad
Turkey
Istanbul
New York
Mediterranean
The American Legion as a School for National Leadership
The 37th national convention in Miami will elect a new panel of national officers, reflecting that over 100 000 Legionnaires are elected to offices yearly across national and local levels. The Legion’s programs in Americanism legislation defense veteran rehab and child welfare train leaders and shape diverse viewpoints across government. Debates at Miami should reaffirm broad representation and lack of a fixed Legion bloc in politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion
Miami
Legion
Auxiliary
Riding the Defense Rider Sparks Senate House Clash
The Defense Department appropriation rider prompts tension as Republicans and Administration clash over executive action limits. Senators Hayden and the House debate advance approval before closures like Boston ropewalk amid calls for a special session to reckon with pay and unfinished business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense Department
Appropriations Committees
House
Department
Navy
Boston
Carl Hayden
Senate Appropriations Committee
Congress
Hayden
Municipal Court Fines Set in Route 1 Woolwich Drunken Driving Case
Multiple defendants faced Municipal Court actions Thursday including Robert M. Tiner 30 of New port jailed on Route 1 drunken driving charges with a $100 fine plus $10.82 costs. Joseph J. McCafferty 49 of Brighton Mass was fined $10 and $8.70 costs for speeding 75 mph on Route 201. Others pleaded guilty to speeding 70 mph, uninspected car, passing on a grade, and a Bath drunken driving case with fines ranging $5.70 to $7.30 in total costs. Bond set for John Z. Rose in October grand jury action on a theft accessory charge. James R. Stitt and Alfred K. Miller also appeared with fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Tiner
Newport
Woolwich
Herman J. Boudreau
Gardiner R. Deering
Bowdoin
Joseph J. McCafferty
Brighton
Mass
McCafferty
Richard A. Elrik
John H. Huffaker
Dunkirk
Ind
Clarence W. Dunlap
Norridgewock
James F. Buonopane
Richmond
Topsham
John Z. Rose
West Bath
Rose
Edward W. Bridgham
Carl T. Frost
Deering
Sendal A. Taylor
Albion
George R. Hobbs
Jamaica Plains
Bowdoinham
Donald C Stanchfield
Manchester
N. H
Alfred K. Miller
Brunswick
Bath
Oak Grove Avenue
James R. Stitt
Washington Street
Traffic violators appear before Judge in municipal court
Russell R. Fitch, 20, of 10 Pleasant Street, pleaded guilty to failing to stop for a school bus on Route 1 at Woolwich, with a $5.70 fine. State Trooper Philip Hodgkins filed the complaint. Richard C. Lenfest, 30, of 291 Center Street, also pleaded guilty to driving without a license on Leeman Highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner R. Deering
Russell R. Fitch
Pleasant Street
Woolwich
Philip Hodgkins
Richard C. Lenfest
Center Street
Leeman Highway
Municipal Court Faces Busy Session in Dolloff Court
Complainants included Patrolman Arthur Tainter and State Trooper Elcik. Defendants across Bath, Woolwich, and surrounding towns faced fines from $10 to $100 plus costs for speeding, unregistered cars, driving while intoxicated, and other offenses.
Gills Welcome Baby Christopher J Gill 3d
St and Mrs Christopher J Gill Jr of Norfolk announce the birth of their son Christopher J Gill 3d born Tuesday at DePaul hospital in Norfolk.
Constitution Week Declared in Bath Sept 17 23
Bath officials proclaim September 17 through 23 as Constitution Week. City Council Chairman Ron ald C. Oulton urges citizens to honor the Federal Constitution and promote American citizenship, with flags displayed at homes and businesses. He stresses protecting the Constitution and the Bill of Rights to sustain liberty and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald C. Oulton
Bath
Daughters of the American Revolution
Oulton
United States
Philathea Class Banquet and Fall Meeting at Woolwich
The Philathea class of Corliss Street Baptist Church held its annual banquet Monday at Sasanoa Inn in Woolwich with about 30 members attending. The group then met in the church vestry to plan, vote for new kitchen cupboards, and support a mitten project for Korean orphans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Sasanoa Inn
Woolwich
Robert King
Anne G. Hodgdon
Korea
Hodgdon
Retriever Trial Club to Have Qualifying Stake
The Maine Retriever Trial Club will hold a qualifying stake under AKC sanction at the Warren Davis farm in West Bath on Sunday. Road markers will guide to the site from Witch Spring Inn on Route 1. The first stake starts at 8 a.m. with judges Fred Baird Jr Vernon and Col Harry B Carney. Mallard ducks and pigeons will be used. A ladies qualifying stake will follow judged by Malcolm Coulter and Frank Haseltine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Retriever Trial Club
American Kennel Club
Warren Davis
West Bath
Witch Spring Inn
Fred Baird, Jr
Vernon
Harry B. Carney
Bath
Malcolm Coulter
East Holden
Frank Haseltine
Pittsfield
Altering Ready-Made Clothes at Montsweag Extension
The Montsweag Extension Service will hold an all day meeting at the Good Will club starting at 10 30 with a program on altering ready made clothes led by Ruth Loeschner clothing leader Members should bring sewing equipment including machines and garments to be altered Dinner will be served at noon by Carol Ainsworth Florence Hogan and Emma Drummond
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montsweag Extension Service
Good Will Club
Ruth Loeschner
Carol Ainsworth
Florence Hogan
Emma Drummond
Fire damages Daley home. Bath firefighters save upper floor
Fire and smoke ripped through the attic of Randall Daley and wife at 11 Andrews Road late Monday. Bath firefighters, aided by additional apparatus, contained the blaze with booster lines. Driver Willard McCabe suffered a severe wrist gash venting the attic. furniture was salvaged though smoke damage covered the house. Insurance covers the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall Daley
Andrews Road
Bath Fire Department
Daley
Central Station
Willard McCabe
McCabe
Richard J. Frates
Moosehorn Refuge Opens for Deer Hunting to Cut Herd
Moosehorn National Wildlife Refuge at Milltown and Edmunds will again allow deer hunting to reduce the herd. Refuge Manager David M. Slickok notes the area holds about twice the state average deer per square mile and range feed conditions call for further reduction after 450 deer were taken last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calais
Moosehorn National Wildlife Refuge
Milltown
Edmunds
David M. Slickok
Moosehorn
Lions Club Board Meets at President Zimmerman Home
Bath Lions Club board of directors met Wednesday evening at 390 Washington Street. They discussed upcoming year operations and finalized plans for the September 21 season opening with U S Senator Frederick Payne as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Lions Club
Benjamin M. Zimmerman
Washington Street
Lions
U. S
Frederick G. Payne
Spacker
Traffic lights planned after deadly stretch in Belgrade Lakes
State Highway Dept. traffic engineer Ralph H. Sawyer told the Maine Good Roads Assn that four new traffic light intersections on the Freeport cut-off will receive 12 inch lenses and higher wattage bulbs after eight people were killed in as many days. Government experts estimate a black snake is worth 8.75 dollars for rodent control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade Lakes
Eiger
Freeport
Ralph H. Sawyer
State Highway Dept
Maine Good Roads Assn
North Bath residents and visitors on Labor Day weekend
Bath area notes list local residents and guests during Labor Day. Gladyc2 Cothran stayed with her mother Rose Lee Higgins, while Higgins hosted visits from Robert Kingsbury and the Kingsbury family of Springfield Massachusetts and others from Arrowsic Portsmouth New Hampshire. Families, travel and hospital updates appear among the community postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Highway Department
Gladyc2 Cothran
Bath
Rose Lee Higgins
Robert E. Kingsbury
Springfield
Mass
Richard Kingsbury
Linda Lee
Arrowsic
Elmer Brittell
Terry
Cindy Ann
Portsmouth
Milton Emery
Marlene
Kittery Point
Samuel London
Earl Haines
Labor Day
Bath Memorial Hospital
Clifford Brown
Clarence Brown
Frank Cutting
Dromore
Elmer Rogers
Earl Wing
J. Carroll Wing
Farmington
Iva Wing
Arthur Richards
Brighton
Richards
North Bath
Myron Coombs
Sheldon Day
Hartford
E. N. Cole
Annabelle
Harold Bubar
Lewiston
Mame Tuberculosis Assn Conducts Rehabilitation Workshop
Mame Tuberculosis Assn executive secretary M. Lucille Nason was among 40 participants at a rehabilitation workshop held September 9 to 11 at Wentworth-by-the-Sea, Portsmouth New Hampshire. Attendees from Maine included Doris Locke, Margaret McAuliffe, Gladys Patrick, and Helen Rutland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Lucille Nason
Tuberculosis Assn
Wentworth-by-the-Sea
Portsmouth
N. H
Maine
Doris Locke
York County
TB and Health Association
Margaret McAuliffe
Cumberland County
Gladys Patrick
Walduboro
Maine Tuberculosis Association
Helen Rutland
Aroostook County
Professional Art School To Open In Portland
Maine's only professional art school will reopen for its 44th year on Sept 26 with registration on Sept 23. Laurence Sisson of Boothbay Harbor is named director and plans to broaden the curriculum and enlarge evening classes for adults. The program links with Portland Junior and Westbrook Junior colleges and the University of Maine. James Mott of Bath teaches graphic and commercial design. Miss Lillian Welch of Portland teaches Art Education and history. Evening classes start the first week in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
School of Fine and Applied Art
Portland
Laurence Sisson
Boothbay Harbor
Westbrook
University of Maine
James Bymott
Bath
Lillian Welch
Marriage intentions filed by Arsenault and Marshall
Marriage intentions were filed last week at the City Clerk office by Girard G. Arsenault and Carol Ann Marshall planning marriage, and by Richard A. Renshaw and Mary Judith Lebel with addresses given for each party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Ring, Jr
Girard G. Arsenault
Frank Arsenault
Middle Street
Carol Ann Marshall
Hattie R. Marshall
South Street
Richard A. Renshaw
Richard F. Renshaw
Harvard Street
Mary Judith Lebel
Clifford Molson
Woolwich
Edwin J. Lebel
Richmond
Bath School Enrollment Dips by Forty-Nine Pupils
Total nine Bath schools enroll 2,784 students, down 49 from 2,833 last year. Superintendent Loring R. Addison notes pre-primary only affected, reflecting a national trend. Morse High School has 516 students, up from 502 last year, with 204 sophomores 175 juniors and 134 seniors plus three postgraduates. Other grades total 1,580, down from 1,679, while seventh to ninth grades total 688, up from 652 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Loring R. Addison
Addison
Morse High School
Woolwich Grange Plans Sept Dinner and Events
Woolwich Grange met last week in Woolwich and announced a ham and turkey dinner for September 11 from noon to 2 30 PM at the hall. Alberta Bailey Florence Smith and Kenneth Chubbuck will run the grange exhibition at the Topsham fair. An minstrel show is planned later in the season. Jerry Hanson and Francis Perkins received degrees. Officers pro tem were Elta Robson and Marion Chubbuck. The program opened with America the Beautiful. A slide of activities and contests followed including Worden's stunt, skits, readings, a quiz and games. Apple Queen entrants, unmarried girls 17 to 21, may attend the next meeting September 21 for an election of officers and a six o clock pot luck supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich Grange
Alberta Bailey
Florence Smith
Kenneth Chubbuck
Jerry Hanson
Francis Perkins
Richard Hanson
Robert Melanson
Elta Robson
Gatekeepfnt
Marion Chubbuck
America the Beautiful
Farm Journal
Gary Worden
Pledges Sought for Maine Marches in Florida Trip Fund
Members of the Maine Marches in Florida committee urge pledges to cover transport to Eastern Airlines by Thursday September 22 and at least half the lodging and meals costs by Sunday. If 50 percent is pledged, remaining funds may be raised before the October 7 embarkation. A Sunday meeting will decide if the project continues. total $2,000 needed soon. Over 20 tons of waste paper have been collected for the drive, netting over $200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Miami
Legion Cadets
Eastern Airlines
Boston
Florida
Smith- Tobey
Roland Farnham
South End P T A Holds First Fall Meeting
The South End Parent Teacher Association held its first fall meeting Tuesday with speeches by Phyllis Rolfe and Marjorie Boucher on rank cards health and home visits. Miss Anna Heine introduced the speakers. Mrs. Couture and Mrs. Oxton were named to lead the membership drive and room mothers respectively. Attendance banners went to John Darling and Jacqueline Plummer. Plans were made for the annual Teachers Reception at the Oct 4 meeting with the committee including Mrs. Oxton Mrs. McGuiggan and Mrs. Coombs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Rolfe
Bath
Marjorie Boucher
South End
Lawrence Couture
Sadie Oxton
John Darling
Jacqueline Plummer
Association
Rosalyn McGuiggan
Edna Coombs
CROSSWORD PUZZLE CLUES AND CRYPTOQUOTE QUOTE
A set of crossword clues across and down with definitions including animals plants and objects followed by a cryptoquote puzzle and its attribution. The quote reads GIVE ME BARLEY MEAL AND WATER AND I WILL RIVAL JOVE HIMSELF IN HAPPINESS attributed to EPICURIUS miscredited to KING FEATURES.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jove
Epicurus
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Tarzan Stills
Beverly Hills
DeMolay
Genesta
School For Leadership
Arthur Tainter
Christopher C. James
Front Street
Edward Newell
Orville Davis
Bailey Street
George E. Drost
James S. Deane
Arthur D. Dolloff
George Erjames
Caroline Sawyer
Carol Steele
Robert Coombs
Roland A. Lagasse, Jr
Loren Alley
Rockland
Richard A. Elcik
Elcik
Earl
Wheat
Newburg
N. Y
Burchard A. Dunn
Gray
Wilder B. Irish
David Klickstein
Julia Laurmer
Wellesley
Raoper
Moosehorn Wildlife Refuge
Board of Directors of
Lions Club
North
Mame Tuberculosis Assn
South End P.T.A
Tex
Iceland
Stair
Longfellow
Bwv
TIPPR
King
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