Zoning Appeals Hearing In Saco On Variance Request
Public hearing set for April 17 1975 at 8 00 P M in the rear of the District Court House Saco Maine to hear Carlton Pendleton s appeal for a variance to build a 24 by 38 dwelling closer to side and Seaside Avenue setbacks in R2 zone Plan 2 Index 51 All interested parties notify Rodney E Watson Chairman Zoning Appeals Board A second hearing by Old Orchard Beach Municipal Officers at Loranger School April 17 1975 at 7 30 P M to consider liquor licenses for Pratt s Restaurant Charlie s Drive In and Pineland Spaghetti House all may appear to show cause why licenses should not be granted Barbara E Lord Town Clerk.
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Saco
Maine
District Court House
Carlton Pendleton
Seaside Avenue
Seaside
Sunset Avenues
Rodney E. Watson
Zoning Appeals Board
Loranger School
Old Orchard Beach
Robert Wells
Pratt's
East Grand Avenue
Charles J
Steve J. Spirounias
Saco Avenue
Peter J. Zafirson
Barbara E. Lord
Saco appeals for Riley and Brochu variances on Sunset Ave and Colonial Dr
On April 17 1975 at 815 PM Leo F Riley seeks an exception to raise a nonconforming building two and a half feet to provide a basement for dwelling The basement is currently five feet high The property lies in R2 zone Sunset Avenue Plan 2 Index 52 Saco Assessor records Rodney E Watson also announces at 745 PM an appeal by Donald Brochu for a variance to build a breezeway 9 by 18 and a garage 22 by 24 with a right wall five feet from the property line in stead of 15 feet The address is 4 Colonial Drive in R3 zone Plan 68 Index 28 Saco Assessor records All interested parties please take notice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoning Appeals Board
Saco
Maine
District Court House
Leo F. Riley
Sunset Avenue
Saco Assessor
Rodney E. Watson
Donald Brochu
Colonial Drive
Saco Rebekahs Honor Officials at Odd Fellows Hall
Saco Rebekah Lodge held a Tuesday night meeting at Odd Fellows Hall with Thelma Bell of Maine Rebekah Assembly as official visitor. Guests included Thomas Vining and Martha Robinson, others from Norumbega, Rehoboth, Forest, Ruhamah and Narragansett lodges. Slides on Maine were shown after the session.
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Saco Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Main Street
Thelma Bell
Rebekah Assembly of Maine
Saco Odd Fellows
Eleanor Davis
Marshall
Bell
Thomas Vining
The
Grand Lodge of Maine
Martha Robinson
Assembly of Maine
Irene Libby
L.A.P.M
Rachel Alley
Saco Lodge
Elizabeth Hill
Beatrice Aleel
Norumbega Lodge
Bangor
Rehoboth Lodge
Waterboro
Forest Lodge
West Buxton
Ruhamah Lodge
Springvale
Narragansett
Gorham
Irene Townsend
Appeal hearing on dormer addition for non-conforming dwelling
On April 17, 1975 at 7:30 P.M. an appeal hearing is scheduled for Stephen G. Strong to seek an exception to add a dormer window to the second floor of an existing non conforming dwelling. The property lies at Surf Street and E Street in an R2 zone, Assessor's Plan 10 Index 35. All interested parties are listed.
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Saco
Maine
District Court House
Stephen G. Strong
Surf Street
E Street
Rodney FE. Watson
Zoning Appeals Board
Maine Governer Signs Two Fishing Industry Laws
Gov James B. Longley signed two acts affecting Maine fishing. An emergency measure lifts the moratorium on lobster and crab fishing licenses for veterans. A second act requires labeling shrimp to show origin, informing buyers if shrimp are from Maine, other states, or the country.
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Augusta
James B. Longley
Maine
Algerians Doubt Hearst Flight to Algiers Report
Algerian officials and the U S Embassy said they have no information supporting reports that kidnapped newspaper heiress Patricia Hearst might fly to Algiers. FBI head in charge of the Hearst case said he had heard no corroboration and officials in Algeria declined comment on asylum rumors involving Patricia Hearst, Jack Scott and his wife Micki.
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Algiers
U.S
Patricia Hearst
San Francisco
Charles Bates
FBI
Hearst
Television News
Marilyn Baker
Kpix-Tv
Miss Hearst
Algeria
Refineries Adequate Panel Told
Providence AP report says there is no current need for new oil refineries in the United States. Raymond R. Wright Jr. of the American Petroleum Institute told Rhode Island's environment committee that U S refineries operate at 83 percent capacity and that high oil prices have spurred conservation with a drop in annual consumption. He warned that Rhode Island will not likely host a refinery unless large offshore crude deposits are found and investors see crude supplies.
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Providence
United States
Raymond R. Wright Jr
American Petroleum Institute
Washington
Wright
Joint Committee On the Environment
England
Rhode Island
Band Leader Skitch Henderson Begins Six Month Tax Term
Lyle C. Skitch Henderson surrendered at Allenwood federal penitentiary to serve a six month term for filing false income tax returns. The Tonight Show band leader, 57, was convicted in December of overvaluing a donation of musical scores to the University of Wisconsin, with the judge calling the scores nearly worthless and fining him $10,000.
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Harrisburg
Lyle C
Henderson
Allenwood Federal
Pennsylvania
Nbc-Tv
University of Wisconsin
Mullen Council Elects Officers Amid Meetings
The 4th Degree Assembly held a supper and business meeting at the Knights of Columbus Hall with Mrs. Marie Boisvert coordinating the supper. Officers were elected for 1975 76 including Faithful Navigator Conrad Boisvert and Faithful Captain Henry Lemire, while Bishop Healey Exemplar plans and a spring dance were announced.
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Old Orchard Beach
James J. Mullen
Knights of Columbus
Union Avenue
Marie Boisvert
Helene Fowler
Lilla Harvey
John H. Clancey
Ronald Schmit
St. Margaret Church
Ronald Melancon
Conrad Boisvert
Henry Lemire
Roger Melancon
Roger Thebodeau
Lewis Fowler
Norman Laverriere
Oscar Nolette Jr
John Bridges
Louis Sorios
Charles Huot
Joseph Lamontagne
Edward Brickley
Paul Harvey
Louis Sirois
Assembly
James A. Healey
Maine
Old Town
Maine State Council
St. Louis
Roger Reny
Michael Kline
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Maine Health Maintenance Organization Act
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Portland
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Saco Rebekahs
San Francisco Examiner
Randol A. Hearst
Tsihome & Auto Stores
J. P Knight & Sons
Lawn & Garden
Je Mie Lees
SALE
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Cordyglas
Olvest
Main ST. Biddeford
Pennzoil
Autolite
DELCO
C.E.M
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PVA
Johnson
Sprint” Car
Bankamericard
Guru
Mullen Council
Mercy Hospital
Robert J. Ouellette
Brunswick
Assembly of
Denver
Guru Maharaj Ji
India
Divine Light Mission
Mataji
Joe Anctil
Laverdiere’s Super Drug Stores
Dick‘s
Main St
Biddeford
Dream Kitchen
Home Equipment Center
Martin
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B. & S. Water Company
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