Saco council approves 1964 staff, sets dates and aims
Whelan names city officials including clerk and treasurer while council sets regular meetings for 1964. They borrow 600000 at 2.1 percent, shift funds to Portland, and announce committees. The mayor's speech urges self confidence, planning for zoning, pollution abatement, harbor work, and a chief city assessor with three year term.
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Whelan
Atty
George Brickates
John E. Hickey
Lawrence E. Rowe
Robert Lockhart
Roy F. Tounge
Edith H. Smith
City
Paul V. Neithercut
Clarence E. Holt
Timothy J. Crowley
Ili
Arthur H. Rumery
Maurice Ross
Stephen J. Polackwich
Robert Patterson
Leroy Armington
Robert Morin
Planning Board
Alfred G. Couloumbe
Zoning Appeals Board
Charles Nanes
C. Russell Herrmann
Barks
Charles Boucouvalas
Edwin Walker
Adolph Hurrell
René Wendland
Peter Tito
City Trust Funds
Joseph A. Grondin
Recreation Commission
Harold Boudreau
Jean Emerson
Donald W. Moore
Board of Assessors
Robert
Casco Bank and Trust Co
Portland
First National Bank of
Biddeford
First National Bank of Portland
Canal National Bank
Bryce Milne
Raymond Carter
Harold Waight
Saco
Council
Water Improvement Commission
State of
Maine
Saco River
A. Edward Langlois
Maine Port Authority
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Ncting
Arundel Opera Theater Faces Asset Liquidation
Kennebunkport backers announce liquidation of the Arundel Opera Theater assets. They discuss selling the building for a civic center, noting limited meeting sites in the area and potential public funding. The theater seats 500, lacks heating, and could host future conventions before summer or after Labor Day.
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Kennebunkport
Arundel Opera Theater
Aew Move
Kennebunk Beach
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