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TOWN OF
CHELMSFORD
Annual Report
FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1963
ANNUAL REPORT
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Town of Chelmsford
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ANNUAL TOWN REPORT
TOWN OFFICIALS
Elected Town Officials
Moderator Daniel J. Coughlin, Jr. (Term expires 1966)
Town Clerk Charlotte P. DeWolf (Term expires 1966)
Selectmen and Board of Public Welfare
Raymond J. Greenwood
Term expires 1964
Howard E. Humphrey
Term expires 1965 Term expires 1966
Charles Egerton
Treasurer and Tax Collector Charlotte P. DeWolf (Term expires 1966)
Board of Assessors
Claude A. Harvey
Term expires 1964
Warren Wright
Term expires 1965 Term expires 1966
Charles A. House
Tree Warden Myles J. Hogan (Term expires 1966)
Board of Health
Oliver A. Reeves
Term expires 1964
Byron D. Roseman
Term expires 1965
Edward L. Tyler, Jr.
Term expires 1966
School Committee
Gerald C. Tucke
Term expires 1964
Harold E. Clayton, Jr.
Term expires 1965
Henrick R. Johnson
Term expires 1966
Park Commissioners
David P. Ramsey
Term expires 1964
Ralph E. House Arthur L. Bennett
Term expires 1965
Term expires 1966
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Cemetery Commissioners
Arne R. Olsen
Term expires 1964
Frank H. Hardy
Term expires 1965
Arthur J. Colmer
Term expires 1966
Trustees of Public Libraries
Ethel Booth Term expires 1964 Roger P. Welch
Eustace B. Fiske
Term expires 1965
Marjorie B. Scoboria
Raymond S. Kroll Term expires 1966 Howard K. Moore
Sinking Fund Commissioners
Harold A. Fraser
Term expires 1964
Daniel E. Walker
Term expires 1965
Eustace B. Fiske
Term expires 1966
Planning Board
Robert Colbath, Engineer
Appoint. 9/19/58
Bradford O. Emerson
Term expires 1964
Thomas A. St. Germain
Term expires 1965
Louis L. Anthony
Term expires 1966
Myles J. Hogan
Term expires 1966
Robert McKittrick
Term expires 1967
David P. Dutton
Term expires 1967
Thomas E. Firth, Jr.
Term expires 1968
Constable Ralph J. Pedersen (Term expires 1965)
Varney Playground Commissioners
John W. Dixon
Term expires 1964
H. Franklin Gill
Term expires 1965
Rudolph T. Hansen
Term expires 1966
Appointed Town Officials
Town Accountant Nathaniel M. Sweet (Term expires 1966)
Board of Selectmen Recording Clerk Alfred H. Coburn (Term expires 1964)
Financial Clerk Frances B. Cummings (Term expires 1964)
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Finance Committee
Richard T. McDermott, Chairman
Term expires Oct. 31, 1964
William W. Edge
Term expires Oct. 31, 1964
Edward S. Marshall
Term expires Oct. 31, 1964
Jefferson R. Mansfield, Jr.
Term expires Oct. 31, 1964
Edgar P. George
Peter Curran
Term expires 1966 Term expires 1966
Superintendent of Streets Frederick R. Greenwood (Term expires 1964)
Chief of Police Ralph J. Hulslander
Inspector of Animals Dr. Winslow E. Merrill (Term expires 1964)
Fire Chief Ernest G. Byam
Registrars of Voters
Edward T. Brick John J. Carr Dorothy Borrows
Term expires 1964 Term expires 1965 Term expires 1966
Charlotte P. DeWolf
Ex-Officio
Town Counsel Vernon R. Fletcher (Term expires March, 1964)
Janitors of Public Halls
Lulack Jamros
Roland F. Cossette Center Town Hall North Town Hall
Sealer of Weights and Measures Civil Service Anthony C. Ferreira
Dog Officer Frank J. Wojtas (Term expires 1964)
Welfare Investigator Civil Service Arthur Cooke
Slaughtering Inspector Hubert R. Scoble (Term expires 1964)
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Director of Public Health Peter J. Saulis (Term expires 1964)
School Nurses Helen M. Jewett Marie C. Warren Dorothy R. Clements
Mosquito Control Officer Donald T. Fenton
Building Inspector
William A. Anderson
(Term expires 1964)
Wire Inspector Harold M. Tucke, Jr. (Term expires 1964)
Gas Inspector Neal C. Stanley (Term expires 1964)
Milk Inspector Peter J. Saulis (Term expires 1964)
Plumbing Inspector (Civil Service) George E. Gagnon
Intermittent Plumbing Inspector William H. Shedd
Town Forest Committee
Robert T. Clough
Term expires March, 1964
Edward B. Russell Term expires March, 1965 Martin K. Bovey Term expires March, 1966
Board of Health Physicians Raymond J. Horan Benjamin J. Blechman (Terms expire 1964)
Moth Superintendent Myles J. Hogan (Term expires 1964)
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Zoning Appeal Board
Richard B. Carr
Stanley J. Polack
Term expires 1964 Term expires 1965
(to fill unexpired term Willis E. Buckingham)
Edward W. Murphy
Term expires 1966
Richard L. Monahan
Term expires 1967
Paul W. O'Neil
Term expires 1968
Alternates
James O. Robinson Term Expires 1964 S. Anthony DiCiero Term Expires 1964
Veterans Emergency Committee (Terms expire 1964)
George Archer
Joseph Sadowski Perry Snow
John J. McNulty
George F. Waite Alfred H. Coburn
Robert M. Hood
Honor Roll Committee (Terms expire 1964) George R. Dixon Thomas E. Firth, Jr.
Civil Defense Committee (Terms expire 1964)
Bertram T. Needham
William Edge Charles Koulas
Veterans' Agent
Terence E. O'Rourke Term expires 1964
Constable Ralph J. Hulslander (Term expires December 1964)
Memorial Day Committee (Terms expire 1964)
Post 212
Charles N. LaRock
Donald A. House Charles E. Searles
Post 313
Carl F. Reedy
B. C. Smith
Frank J. Gervais
Post 366
Arthur E. Morrell
Vincent J. McCann Richard P. Delmore
Personnel Board
L. Warren DeSaulnier Term expires Nov. 18, 1965 William Barnett Term expires Jan. 1, 1966 John J. Kenney Term expires Jan. 1, 1966
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Industrial Commission
Arthur F. Haley
Term expires 1963
Albert E. Walker
Term expires 1963
Gerald J. Lannon
Term expires 1964
Kenneth E. Koch
Term expires 1964
Alfred J. Badger, Jr. (Appointed july 30, 1962)
Term expires 1964
Industrial Consultant
William Hazeltine
Fence Viewers (Terms expire 1964)
Thomas E. Firth, Jr.
Reginald Furness
Weighers of Merchandise (Terms expire 1964)
Simeon T. Desruisseaux
Alex F. Coluchi, Jr.
Joseph P. McKean
Eugene Gauthier
Manuel Ferreira Vital Ledoux
J. Henry Duffy
Clifford Hoyt
Eugene E. Gilet
Frederick W. Knox
John J. Hehir William Jones
Francis J. Sakalinski
Edgar Theriault
Arthur Soucy
Mederic Tousignant
Hormisdas J. Cote
Ovila Sirois
Arthur Beaulieu
Francis C. Fadden
Frederick H. Harris
George Noval
Albert J. Drouin
Clifford Lambert
Conservation Commission
Peter F. Curran (Resigned 6/63)
Term expires 1963
Clifford J. Holmes
Term expires 1964
Charles A. House
Term expires 1964
Edwin H. Warren
Term expires 1964
Martin K. Bovey
Term expires 1965
Margaret R. Mills
Term expires 1965
Edmund Polubinski
Term expires 1966
Franklin J. Campbell
Term expires 3/1966
Home Rule Advisory Committee (Article 30) Annual Town Meeting of March 1963 (All terms expire 3/1964) Donald Goetz Raymond T. Osborn
William R. Kiernan, Jr.
Timothy F. O'Connor
Historic District Study Committee
Arnold C. Perham Margaret R. Mills William H. Drury
Helen P. Mason
Arthur Englund William J. Hennessy
Robert E. Picken
Recreation Commission (Terms expire 3/1964)
Harry J. Ayotte
George C. Hedrick-Resigned 5/6/63 Mrs. Mary S. Carlson Mrs. Nathalie I. Cannavo Haworth C. Neild
Harold Farnum
Leslie Adams, Jr. Robert Ware
Richard Moschen
Robert Armstrong, Jr.
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ANNUAL TOWN REPORT
BOARD OF SELECTMEN
Raymond J. Greenwood, Chairman
Howard E. Humphrey
Charles Egerton
Residential, commercial and industrial expansion was the theme in our 308th year, 1963. Problems associated with this growth continued to occupy the efforts of local officials.
The year was marked by the completion of two studies authorized by vote of prior town meetings. One, a committee to study forms of town government, and the other a study by the Planning Board of a new master plan of zoning. These recommendations were presented to the townspeople at a special town meeting in the fall. The attendance was disappointing considering the importance of both issues. The master plan was adopted by a large majority with but slight alteration. However, the town manager form of government recommended by the study com- mittee was defeated after a long discussion.
The necessity of eliminating some of the everyday burdens of the Board of Selectmen is generally recognized, but the method to accomplish this has created a sharp difference of opinion. One school of thought is the town manager; the other an executive secretary of the board. This question and its solution is sure to be an issue in the near future.
The town's position remains financially sound despite the burden placed on it's services by the ever expanding residential growth. For- tunately, the commercial and industrial growth has provided tax income to help defray school and other expenses not usually compensated for by the average real estate tax on the homeowner. While industrial ex- pansion has not been spectacular, now that Route 3 and 495 are complete and opened to travel, it is hoped that it will greatly increase.
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A new police station was authorized by the voters at the special meeting in the fall. The funds to build and equip it were taken from the surplus account, thereby paying cash and saving interest on loans. Even with this amount taken out of the fund, it is expected to be over $500,000 dollars by the end of the year. It is hoped that the new station, built on a town-owned site next to the new High School, will be ready for occu- pancy in October 1964. The removal of the police department from the Town Hall will make available some much needed space.
The fire department will begin a town wide program to extend its fire alarm network. The construction of homes in the southerly end of town indicates that a fire station will have to be built there within two or three years to provide the necessary protection. When this is ac- complished, the department will operate from the three permanently manned stations and close the outlying call stations.
The sidewalks have been plowed this year by the new plow pur- chased for the highway department. This is a renewal of a service last done many years ago by horse drawn plows. The highway department now has 4 waste trucks working full time: it had one ten years ago. These services, the increase in number of new streets, drainage, and related problems of expansion have kept the department fully occupied.
While growing pains are not particular to any one department, we have tried in this report to outline some of the changes, problems, and plans of a few. We feel the position of the town indicates sound manage- ment through the years and the board is proud to have taken a part in its course.
We wish to take this opportunity to thank the various town officials and their departments for the cooperation and support we have enjoyed throughout the year. We would also like to thank the townspeople for the proud privilege of serving them as their Board of Selectmen.
Respectfully submitted,
Raymond J. Greenwood, Chairman Howard E. Humphrey Charles Egerton
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ANNUAL TOWN REPORT
REPORT OF TOWN CLERK
Charlotte P. De Wolf
LICENSES, ETC.
Year
Sporting Licenses 955
Dog Licenses Kennels
18
Marriage Intentions 160
Mortgages, etc. Recorded 586
1963
Births
Deaths of Residents 165
REPORT OF TOWN TREASURER
Balance January 1, 1963
$1,491,289.66
Receipts to December 31, 1963
5,785,314.48
Paid out on 192 Warrants
6,195,380.36
Balance December 31, 1963
1,081.223.78
REPORT OF TAX COLLECTOR
Balance of Recommitted Taxes December 31, 1962 $ 47,441.44
Balance of Recommitted Taxes December 31, 1963
7,504.64
1962 Poll Taxes Committed 9,404.00
Outstanding December 31, 1963 42.00
1962 Personal Property Taxes outstanding Dec. 31, 1962
12,080.90
Outstanding December 31, 1963
8,939.10
1962 Real Estate Taxes Outstanding Dec. 31, 1962
108,056.48
Outstanding December 31, 1963 7,463.12
1963 Poll Taxes Committed
11,192.00
Balance outstanding Dec. 31, 1963
1,104.00
1963 Personal Property
261,206.55
Outstanding Dec. 31, 1963
8,363.25
1963 Real Estate Taxes committed
2,300,857.31
Outstanding December 31, 1963
51,023.87
1963
to Residents 534
1487
Marriages 181
7,276,604.14
Further details of these collections may be found in the report of the Town Accountant.
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TOWN OF CHELMSFORD-JURY LIST-JUNE, 1962
1. Ahearn, Everett
8 Gail Street Salesman
2. Bacon, George W. 14 Main St. Const. Worker
3. Bates, John B. 75 Locke Rd. Electro-Mech. Designer
4. Begley, James A. 1 Joyce St. Salesman
5. Bovill, Thomas 4 Davis Rd. Supervisor
6. Breen, John A. 14 Naylor St. Ins. Adjustor
7. Brick, Edward T. 157 Middlesex St. Retired
8. Brooks, Norman E. 18 Subway Ave. Br. Bank Manager
9. Brown, Clifton 31 Grove St. Product. Mgr.
10. Brown, William 7 Acton Rd. Computer Progrmr.
11. Callery, Thomas C.
6 Dorrence Ave. Tel. Co. Employee
12. Campbell, Edward L. 14 Roosevelt Ave. Toolmaker
13. Canelas, Thomas 137 Mill Rd. Truck Driver
14. Clark, Harry P. 3 Warren Ave. Chemical Eng'r
15. Clement, Homer 245 Mill Road Tester
16. Craig, Jack P. 6 Clear St. Engineer
17. DeSaulnier, Sr., Edward J ... 12 Fuller Rd. Retired
18. Downs, William J. 36 Glen Ave. Store Prop.
19. Evans, Jr., Harold L. 15 Northgate Rd. Research Machinist
20. Farrington, Maroe P. 24 Boston Rd. Housewife
21. French, Walker G. 26 Woodbine St. Tel. Testman
22. Fuller, Charles G. 13 Parkhurst Rd. Tel Co. Employee
23. Gale, Jr., James H. 67 Byam Rd. Foreman
24. Galus, Frederick 210 Billerica Rd. Machinist
25. Greenblatt, Edward J. 99 High St. Paper Dealer
26. Griffin, David 3 Parlee Rd. Inspector
27. Grondalski, Stanley J. 6 St. Nicholas Ave. Design Engineer
28. Hagopian, Joseph B. 237 Graniteville Rd. Publictns. Superv.
29. Hedison, Kazar L. 9 Northgate Rd. Engin. Analyst
30. Holbrook, John 84 Littleton Rd. Retired
31. Hood, Edward H. 28 Montview Rd. Salesman
32. Huslander, Jr., Ralph J. 74 Smith St. Salesman
33. Johannessen, Dag O. 18 Castlewood Drive Acctg. Mgr.
34. Kamien, Zelman C.
9 Lauderdale Rd. Engineer
35. Kelly, Joseph J. 56 Hornbeam Hill Rd. Const. Superv.
36. Kokoska, Ralph A. 30 Arbor Rd. Prod. Cont. Spec.
37. Lane, Clayton R.
6 Sunset Ave. Ins. Secy. & Treas.
38. Lapoint, William E.
26 Chamberlain Rd. Engineer
39. Laughlin, F. Bailey
69 Park Rd. Box Mfg. Exec.
40. Lytle, Alfred Y. 2 Berkeley Drive Supervisor
41a. Lear, Jr., Leslie K. 14 Brian Rd. Marketing Mgr.
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41. Martin, Ralph A. 40 Pine Hill Rd. Electronic Engineer
42. McCarthy, Mary E.
4 Fern St. Bookkeeper
43. McGeown, John M.
9 Highland Ave.
Sales Supervisor
44. McMahon, Laurence 108 North Rd. Chemist
45. Millard, Donald 9 Kensington Dr. Asst. Engr.
45a. Monsen, George 185 High St. Carpenter
46. Oates, Edward V. 108 Westford St. Engineer
47. Parker, Jr., Everett N. 16 Montview Rd. Ins. Spec. Agent
48. Phelps, Madeline C. 15 Hornbeam Hill Rd. Ret. Store Prop.
49. Remick, Eliot W. 219 Westford St. Auctioneer, Lecturer
50. Richards, Margaret E. 7 Flint St. Personnel Manager
51. Roberts, William M. 263 Old Westford Rd. Dairy Farmer
52. Schnepper, Leon P. 27 Jordan St. Elect. Engineer
53. Stowell, Matthew J. 16 Edgelawn Ave. _ Computer Progrmr.
54. Symmes, Vivian 35 High St. Housewife
55. Thomas, Jr., William F. 26 Woodlawn Ave. Ins. Agt. & Brkr.
56. Thorburn, T. Bradford
11 Pine Hill Rd. Retail Store Supt.
57. Upton, George H.
16 Gorham St.
Bank Director
58. Welch, Jr., George R. 1 Cottage Row Laborer
59. Zaher, Lewis 41 Davis Rd. Furnace Operator
JURORS DRAWN 1963
No.
53. January 4, 1963
20.
Deceased
16. January 4, 1963
2.
August 5, 1963
51. January 28, 1963
33. August 5, 1963
49. January 28, 1963
44. August 5, 1963
48. January 28, 1963
35. August 26, 1963
8. March 6, 1963
11. August 26, 1963
3.
March 6, 1963
40. August 26, 1963
9.
March 6, 1963
38. September 23, 1963
21.
March 27, 1963
27. September 23, 1963
43.
March 27, 1963
45a. October 7, 1963
23.
March 27, 1963
6. October 7, 1963
54.
March 27, 1963
41a.
October 7, 1963
4.
March 27, 1963
19.
October 28, 1963
18.
April 22, 1963
30.
October 28, 1963
24.
April 22, 1963
46.
October 28, 1963
36.
April 22, 1963
26. October 28, 1963
55.
May 1, 1963
34. December 2, 1963
42.
May 1, 1963
22. December 2, 1963
December 2, 1963 17.
29.
May 20, 1963
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JURY LIST-NOVEMBER 1963
1. Armstrong, Nell M. 37 Bartlett St. Book Pub. & Designer
2. Baldwin, Leroy D. 2 Abbott Lane Engineer
3. Barris, Arthur R. 20 Charlemont Court __ General Foreman
4. Baxendale, George 215 Graniteville Rd. Custodian
5. Benson, Jr., Bernard 8 Biscayne Dr. _. Quality Control Engr.
6. Bernstein, Alan J. 6 Craig Rd. Home Solicitor
7. Bilder, Byron K. 270 Littleton Rd. Elec. Technician
8. Boland, Bernice R. 47 Ansie Rd. Sales Correspondent
9. Bomal, Stephen J. 77 Tyngsboro Rd. Gas Station Opertor
10. Bradshaw, Wilbur 20 Wildes Rd. Electronic Engineer
11. Brick, Edward T. 157 Middlesex St. Custodian
12. Buck, Edward J. 5 Gail St. .. Employ .- Mngmt. Rel. Spec.
13. Carroll, John J. 19 Pleasant St. Tel. Co. Employee
14. Cate, Richard A. 11 State St. Mechanical Engineer
15. Chafe, James C. 17 Janet Rd. Production Sales
16. Cody, Esther S. 44 Ledge Rd. Presser
17. Conlon, Robert F. 4 Walnut Rd. Ins. Health Speclst.
18. Cummings, Grace H. 184 Princeton St. Practical Nurse
19. Davis, Austin G. 5 Holmes St. Electronics Technician
20. Dee, Richard O. 85 Crooked Spring Rd. Admin. Assist.
21. DeFreitas, Joaquin 12 Evergreen St. Hoisting Engineer
22. Dempster, Jr., William A.
89 Crooked Spring Rd. Adv. Manager
23. Dittmer, John W. 14 Bradford Rd. Bank Officer
24. Doly, Philip A. 3 Gristone Rd. Buyer
25. Donaldson, Charles F. 5 Mission Rd. Library Aide
26. Drapeau, Elizabeth E. 172 North Rd. Housewife
27. Eaton, Lisle A. 154 Dunstable Rd. Foreman
28. Edelberg, Alan K. 7 Judith Rd. General Manager
29. Eldering, Herman G. 7 Gristone Rd. Physicist
30. Eppes, Jr., Robert E. 55 Hall Rd. Analyst & Programmer
31. Evans, Sr., Harold L. 15 Northgate Rd. Toolmaker
32. Everett, Jr., Frances H. 12 Warren Ave. Filing Clerk
33. Fielding, Alice M. 36 Stedman St. Office Supervisor
34. Fitzgerald, James E. 6 Stedman St. Offset Pressman
35. Fox, Margaret Catherine 142 Boston Rd. At home
36. Grezeszak, Raymond A. 8 Monument Hill Rd. Physicist
37. Hannigan, John P. Glen Ave. Shoe Salesman & Buyer
38. Harrington, Louise M. 145 Boston Rd. Store Secretary
39. Harper, Wesley M. 9 Miner Ave. Retail Store Manager
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40. Hedlund, Robert B. 29 Marinel Ave. .. Installer & Repairman
41. Hickey, John B. 10 Bentley Lane Photolith. Supr.
42. Hutchins, John A. 27 Porter Rd. Psychologist
43. I'Anson, Harold N. 20 Sunset Ave. Facilities Assigner
44. Jones, James 7 Radcliff Rd. Sales Representative
45. King, Thomas J. 39 Ansie Rd. Sales Representative
46. Koch, Walter D. 51 Ansie Rd. Electronics Engineer
47. Kopp, David J. 3 Muriel Rd. Electronics Technician
48. Kukulski, Joseph 26 First St. Carpenter
49. Lane, Clayton R. 8 Sunset Ave. Insurance
50. Laverty, Edward H. Glen Ave. Plant Supt.
51. LoCicero, Vincent R. 136 Old Westford Rd. Contract Mngr.
52. Lehan, Charles M. 17 Parlee Rd. Facilities Assigner
53. Luxton, Leonora K. 19 Old Stage Rd. Lecturer & Writer
54. Mack, William A. 8 Westford St. Funeral Director
55. Mancini, Armando
16 Donna Rd. Mathematician
56. Marley, Frank J. 29 Temi Rd. Electronics Engineer
57. Mason, David H. 9 Hornbeam Hill Rd. . Mkt. Staff Spec. 58. McCallum, Richard G. 22 Sandra Dr. Training Specialist
59. McDowell, Leslie G. 15 Kristin Dr. Programmer
60. McFall, William
14 Queen St. Engineer
61. McGillicuddy, Daniel
6 Raymond Rd. Sales District Mngr.
62. McKittrick, Raymond W. 32 Grandview Rd. Treas. & Gen. Mgr.
63. Meuse, Jr., Leonard F.
30 Clarissa Rd. Tech. Pub. Supr.
64. Miller, Lorraine I.
4 Brian Rd. Telephone Operator
65. Mitchell, Harold I.
15 Rainbow Ave. Salesman
66. Morand, Donald J.
47 Kensington Dr. Engineer
67. Morash, Jr., James A. 4 Charlesgate Rd. Engineer
68. Nastasia, Peter J.
18 Stedman St. Production Planner
69. Novak, James V. 13 Judith Rd. Techincal Writer
70. O'Meara, Richard H. 22 Westford St. Ins. Dist. Manager
71. Palmer, Jr., William H. 100 Old Westford Rd. Technician
72. Paquette, Norman E. 25 Garland Rd. Accountant
73. Paul, Raymond V. 304 Boston Rd. Hoisting Engineer
74. Peterson, Halvar 11 Bradford Rd. Machine Repairman
75. Peterson, Richard H.
8 Southgate Rd. Tractor-Trailor Opr.
76. Phair, Irene L. 87 North Rd. Housewife
77. Poole, Donald R. 12 Drexel Dr. Chemical Engineer
78. Schmidt, John W.
13 Samuel Rd. Air Traffic Cont. Spec.
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79. Schnepper, Leon P. 27 Jordan St. Electronics Engineer
80. Scholefield, Doris G.
9 Mt. Pleasant St. Housewife
81. Scholefield, George F.
9 Mt. Pleasant St. Moulder
82. Schwarz, Jr., Mark E.
15 Castlewood Dr. Engineer
83. Sevigny, Armand Y. 29 Arbor Rd. Jewelry Salesman
84. Shay, John A.
5 Westchester Rd. Electrical Engin'r
85. Silance, William H.
14 Algonquin Rd. Gov't Employee
86. Simpson, Jr., James E. 132 Robin Hill Rd. Maintenance Man
87. Smith, George M. 11 Drexel Dr. Prod. Cont. Dispatcher
88. Smith, William V. 14 Ruthellen Rd. Product Manager
89. Ten Broeck, David L. 7 Grandview Rd. Club Manager
90. Webb, Robert E.
8 Chatham Rd.
Elect. Motor Reader
JURORS DRAWN 1963
No.
No.
69. December 9, 1963 89. December 9, 1963
PLUMBING INSPECTOR
Gentlemen:
A total of 346 applications for Permits to do Pluming were issued to Master Plumbers.
Of this number 293 were for new construction and 38 for old build- ings, 15 were for Hot Water Storage tanks.
It was necessary to make 732 inspections before they were approved. Respectfully submitted, GEORGE E. GAGNON Plumbing Inspector
GAS INSPECTOR
To the Board of Selectmen
To the Citizens of Chelmsford
Gentlemen:
A total of 293 Gas Permits were issued:
New and Old Homes 271
Public Buildings 12
Gas Appliances 10
Amount collected and turned in to Town Treasurer $1,465.00.
Respectfully submitted, NEAL C. STANLEY Gas Inspector
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WARRANT FOR SPECIAL TOWN MEETING JANUARY 7, 1963 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
MIDDLESEX, ss.
To Ralph J. Pedersen, Constable, or any other suitable person of the Town of Chelmsford:
GREETING:
In the name of the Commonwealth aforesaid, you are hereby re- quested to notify and warn the legal voters of the Town of Chelmsford to meet in the High School Gymnasium at Chelmsford, on the 7th day of January, 1963 at 8:00 o'clock in the evening, then and there to act upon the following articles, viz:
AND YOU ARE DIRECTED to serve this Warrant by posting attached copies thereof at the Post Offices in Chelmsford Center, South Chelmsford, North Chelmsford and West Chelmsford, and at the School- house in East Chelmsford and the Westlands Schoolhouse, seven days, at least, before the time appointed for holding the meeting aforesaid.
HEREOF FAIL NOT and make return of the Warrant with your doings thereon to the Town Clerk at the time and place of holding this meeting aforesaid.
GIVEN UNDER OUR HANDS this twenty-eighth day of December. 1962.
Robert F. McAndrew Raymond J. Greenwood Howard E. Humphrey Selectmen of Chelmsford
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
Middlesex, ss.
December 28, 1962
Pursuant to the within Warrant, I have notified and warned the inhabitants of the Town of Chelmsford by posting up attested copies of same at the following places, to wit: Post Offices in Chelmsford Center, South Chelmsford, North Chelmsford and West Chelmsford, and the Schoolhouse in East Chelmsford, and the Westlands Schoolhouse, seven days, at least, before the time appointed for holding the meeting afore- said.
Ralph J. Hulslander Constable of Chelmsford
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ANNUAL TOWN REPORT
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 7, 1963
The meeting was called to order in the gymnasium at 8:10 P.M. by the Moderator Daniel J. Coughlin. On motion of Selectman, Raymond J. Greenwood, it was voted to adjourn the meeting to the High School auditorium. The meeting re-convened in the High School auditorium at 8:15 P.M. Selectman, Robert F. McAndrew moved that the reading of the warrant be waived. The quorum was questioned and the following tellers were appointed and sworn: Bertram Needham, Douglas Hall, John Sowyrda, Robert DiFazio and Robert Kierce. They reported 229 present.
ARTICLE 1. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sufficient sum of money with which to meet the bills for previous years; or act in relation thereto.
UNDER ARTICLE 1.
Mr. Raymond J. Greenwood moved that the Town vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $759.36 with which to meet the bills for previous years.
This was voted unanimously.
ARTICLE 2. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a certain sum of money to purchase a Bookkeeping Machine for use by the Town Offices; or act in relation thereto.
UNDER ARTICLE 2.
Mrs. Charlotte P. DeWolf moved that the Town vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $6,500.00 to purchase a Bookkeeping Machine for use by the Town Offices.
This was voted unanimously.
ARTICLE 3. To see if the Town will vote to change the name of Town Way, which was accepted by vote under Article 87 at the Annual Town Meeting held March 6, 1961, to Village View Road; or act in rela- tion thereto.
UNDER ARTICLE 3.
Mr. William V. York moved that the Town vote to change the name of Town Way, which was accepted by vote under Article 87 at the Annual Town Meeting held March 6, 1961, to Village View Road.
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