New Superintendent Leads Old Orchard Beach School Union 8
Old Orchard Beach begins under David Majercik as School Union 8 leader with Howard Cushman assisting from Union 7. He notes strong town cooperation, plans a space needs study, and seeks plexiglass upgrades and a larger oil tank to reduce costs while expanding facility access for community groups.
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Old Orchard Beach
David Majercik
School Union
School Union 8
Arundel
School Union 7
Saco
Biddeford
Majercik
Beach
Howard Cushman
Union 7
Cushman
John McSweeney
Loranger
Zoning Appeals Notices Hearings Set in Biddeford Maine
Public hearing scheduled for September 13 1972 at 7 00 PM in Biddeford Maine for multiple zoning appeals. Applicants include Harvey Beaulieu 20 Southgate Ave for food prep exception and Gaston Boucher 35 Oak Street for rear garage extension variance. Additional appeals by Patrick Gadbois 13 Granite St Charles Rich 57 North Putnam St and Pearl Corriveau 275 Granite Ext for real estate business beauty shop and 20000 sq ft Baker Co addition at 106 Granite St.
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Council Chambers
Office of
The
Zoning Board of Appeals
Biddeford
Maine
Harvey Beaulieu
Southgate Ave
Werner
Zoning Appeals
Gaston Boucher
Oak Street
Pauline C. Berry
Office of the
Patrick Gadbois
Granite St
Zoning Board of Apppeals
Charles R. Rich
Putnam St
Danvers
Mass
Baker Co
Council
Pearl Corriveau
Extension
Lindor R. Jacques
Old Orchard Beach Opens New Major School Office
The district relocates the junior high to rooms once used by the nurse and a conference area. Mrs. Susanne Brousseau is hired as superintendent's secretary, while Majercik prepares for the first day of school and invites parents to share questions or praise.
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Susanne Brousseau
Old Orchard Beach
Majercik
Funds Approved Despite Opposition of Mayor
Biddeford City Council appropriated 1065 for painting the Old Meeting House despite Mayor Gilbert R. Boucher’s opposition and absence. The 7-1 vote saw Paquet and Noleite oppose. The council also approved a R383 zone behind the Rochambeau Club and across from Shaw’s land off South Street by a 5-4 vote. Gardella Roofing won a 3450 bid to fix City Theater roof. The council reallocated 16504 from state aid roads to contingency. state delays repairs due to heavy workload. Norman Nadeau and Richard J. Bisson were appointed to boards, and five old fire boxes were sold for 150 to Sacos. First reading approved Sacol Motors low bid 38500 for two dump trucks. Roy and Perreault received permission to move two 15000 gallon tanks to Route 1 near the Biddeford Industrial Park. Armand Bergeron spoke on lighting, and Belair will seek CMP meeting over West Street Guinea Road lighting.
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John Surran
Biddeford
Gilbert R. Boucher
Pool Road
John Paquet
Robert E. Noleite
Rochambeau Club
Shaw
South Street
Contingency Fund
Norman Nadeau
Alfred St
Planning Board
Richard J. Bisson
Summer St
Sacos
Sacol Motors
GMC
South Portland
Roy
Harrison Grover
West Street
Guinea Road
Robert L. Belair
Central Maine Power
Byrd First to Fly Poles Presidents North and South
Rear Adm. Richard E. Byrd becomes the first to fly over both poles. The sky filled with full moons would provide only about one fifth the light of the sun.
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Richard E. Byrd
North Pole
South Pole
Five Plead Innocent To Theft Of Hams
A former state trooper and four codefendants pled innocent in U S District Court to theft from an interstate freight shipment valued over 100 and involving Polish hams from a truck in Wesley after an Oct 19 Route 9 crash that killed driver Robert Raubeson Jr. The defendants are Sherman Damon Carroll Goodwin III Philip Darling Jr Gaynell Perry and Charles P McAlpine.
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Bangor
U.S
Washington
Wesley
Robert Raubeson Jr
Freeport
Sherman Damon
Machias
Carroll Goodwin III
Princeton
Philip Darling Jr
Gaynell Perry
Alexander
Charles P. McAlpine
Etna
Damon
Saint John
PACE Sets First State Meeting in Waterville
The Maine Teachers Association created Political Action Committee will hold its first statewide meeting September 8-9 in Waterville. The nonpartisan group plans to raise funds to back education friendly candidates and will convene with local teachers presidents to chart election strategy.
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Political Action
Maine Teachers Association
Representative Assembly
Waterville
Committee of Educators
PACE
Teachers Association
Accor
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