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TOWN
OF
CHELMSFORD
Annual Report
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WHAT THE SIRES HAVE WON
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FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31 1964
ANNUAL REPORT
of the
Town of Chelmsford
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For the Year Ending December 31
1964
In Memoriam
FIRE CHIEF ERNEST G. BYAM
Ernest G. Byam, Chief of the Fire Department, died on January 31, 1965.
Chief Byam was first appointed a call firefighter in October, 1931. He was appointed a permanent fireman September 23, 1954, moving up through the ranks to become Chief on November 10, 1958.
He was widely known and admired not only in Chelmsford but throughout the Middlesex County area and in state fire-fighting circles.
His untimely passing put an end to a career dedicated to the Fire Service, a career in which he earned the respect of his fellow-workers and of the townspeople.
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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
Howard E. Humphrey
Term expires 1965
Charles Egerton
Term expires 1966
William L. Harvey
Term expires 1967
Treasurer and Tax Collector Charlotte P. De Wolf (Term expires 1966)
Board of Assessors
Warren Wright
Term expires 1965
Charles A. House
Term expires 1966
Claude A. Harvey
Term expires 1967
Tree Warden Myles J. Hogan (Term expires 1966)
Board of Health
Byron D. Roseman
Term expires 1965
Edward L. Tyler, Jr.
Term expires 1966
Oliver A. Reeves
Term expires 1967
School Committee
Harold E. Clayton, Jr.
Term expires 1965
Henrick R. Johnson
Term expires 1966
Gerald C. Tucke
Term expires 1967
Park Commissioners
Ralph E. House
Term expires 1965
Arthur L. Bennett
Term expires 1966
David P. Ramsay
Term expires 1967
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Cemetery Commissioners
Frank H. Hardy
Term expires 1965
Arthur J. Colmer
Term expires 1966
Arne R. Olsen
Term expires 1967
Trustees of Public Libraries
Eustace B. Fiske Term Expires 1965. Marjorie B. Scoboria
Raymond S. Kroll
Term expires 1966 Howard K. Moore
Ethel Booth Term expires 1967 Robert A. Noy
Sinking Fund Commissioners
Daniel E. Walker
Term expires 1965
Eustace B. Fiske
Term expires 1966
Harold A. Fraser
Term expires 1967
Planning Board
Robert Colbath Engineer
Appoint. 9/19/58
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
Bradford O. Emerson
Term expires 1969
Constable Ralph J. Pedersen (Term expires ~1965)
Varney Playground Commissioners
Frank Delmore, Jr. Resigned Dec. 1964
Rudolph T. Hansen
Term expires 1966
George N. Swallow, III
Term expires 1967
Appointed Town Officials
Town Accountant Nathaniel M. Sweet (Term expires 1966)
Board of Selectmen Recording Clerk Alfred H. Coburn (Term expires 1965)
Financial Clerk Frances B. Cummings (Term expires 1965)
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Finance Committee
Richard T. McDermott, Chairman
Term expires Oct. 31, 1967
William W. Edge
Term expires Oct. 31, 1967
Jefferson R. Mansfield, Jr.
Term expires Oct. 31, 1967
Edgar P. George
Term expires 1966
Peter Curran
Term expires 1966
Charles Jones
Term expires 1967
Superintendent of Streets Frederick R. Greenwood (Term expires 1965)
Chief of Police Ralph J. Huslander
Inspector of Animals Dr. Martin Gruber (Term expires 1965)
Fire Chief Ernest G. Byam
Registrars of Voters
John J. Carr Dorothy Borrows Charlotte P. DeWolf
Term expires 1965 Term expires 1966
Ex-Officio
Frank Delmore, Jr. Term expires 1967
Town Counsel Vernon R. Fletcher (Term expires 1965)
Janitors of Public Halls
Roland F. Cossette Term expires 3/1965 Center Town Hall
Lulack Jamros Term expires 3/1965 North Town Hall
Sealer of Weights and Measures Civil Service Anthony C. Ferreira
Dog Officer Frank J. Wojtas (Term expires 1965)
Welfare Investigator Civil Service Arthur Cooke
Slaughtering Inspector Hubert R. Scoble (Term expires 1965)
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Director of Public Health Peter J. Saulis (Term expires 1965)
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School Nurses Helen M. Jewett Marie C. Warren Dorothy R. Clements
Mosquito Control Officer Donald T. Fenton
Building Inspector William A. Anderson (Term expires 1965)
Wire Inspector Harold M. Tucke, Jr.
(Term expires 1965)
Gas Inspector Neal C. Stanley (Term expires 1965)
Plumbing Inspector (Civil Service) George E. Gagnon
Intermittent Plumbing Inspector William H. Shedd
Town Forest Committee
Edward B. Russell
Martin K. Bovey
Robert T. Clough
Term expires March, 1965 Term expires March, 1966 Term expires March, 1967
Board of Health Physicians John J. Barry, M.D. Benjamin J. Blechman, M.D. (Terms expire 1965)
Moth Superintendent Myles J. Hogan (Term expires 1965)
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Zoning Appeal Board
Stanley J. Polak
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
Arthur Pratt
Term expires 1969
Alternates
James O. Robinson S. Anthony DiCiero
Term Expires 1965 Term Expires 1965
Veterans Emergency Committee (Terms expire 1965)
George Archer John J. McNulty
Joseph Sadowski George F. Waite
Alfred H. Coburn
Robert M. Hood
Honor Roll Committee (Terms expire 1965) George R. Dixon Thomas E. Firth, Jr.
Bertram T. Needham
Civil Defense Committee (Terms expire 1965) William Edge Charles Koulas
Terence E. O'Rourke
Term expires 1965
Constable Ralph J. Huslander (Term expires 1966)
Memorial Day Committee (Terms expire 1965)
Archibald Cooke
Post 212 Donald A. House
Charles E. Searles
Post 313
Carl F. Reedy
B. C. Smith
Frank J. Gervais
Arthur E. Morrell
Post 366 Robert M. Trainor Richard P. Delmore
Personnel Board
L. Warren DeSaulnier Term expires Nov. 18, 1965 John J. Kenney Term expires Jan. 1, 1966 William Barnett Term expires Jan. 1, 1967
Veterans' Agent
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Industrial Commission
Gerald J. Lannon
Term expires 1966
Kenneth E. Koch
Term expires 1966
Richard K. Grier
Term expires 1967
William P. Mahoney
Term expires 1967
James Keskula
Term expires 1967
Fence Viewers (Terms expire 1965)
Thomas E. Firth, Jr.
Reginald Furness
Weighers of Merchandise (Terms expire 1965)
Arthur Arsenault
George Fournier
Thomas Broscombe
Robert Malley
Leon Clement
James Robinson
Alfred Ducharme
Norman Thompson
Joseph Foley
Paul Westwood
Edward Whitworth
Conservation Commission
Martin K. Bovey
Term expires 1965
Margaret R. Mills
Term expires 1965
Edmund Polubinski
Term expires 1966
Franklin J. Campbell
Term expires 3/1966
Kenneth Kleynen
Term expires 1967
Esther V. Blechman
Term expires 1967
Myles J. Hogan
Term expires 1967
Edwin H. Warren
Term expires 1967
Home Rule Advisory Committee (Article 30) Annual Town Meeting of March 1963 (All terms expire 3/1965) Donald Goetz Raymond T. Osborn
William R. Kiernan, Jr. Timothy F. O'Connor
Historic District Study Committee
Arnold C. Perham Helen P. Mason
Margaret R. Mills William H. Drury
Arthur Englund William J. Hennessy
Robert E. Picken
Recreation Commission (Terms expire 3/1965)
Harry J. Ayotte
Leslie Adams, Jr.
Haworth C. Neild
Robert Ware
Nicholas J. Mazzoni
Richard Moschen
Frank S. Greatorex
Robert Armstrong, Jr.
Stephen M. Terpak
Franklin J. Campbell Edmund Polubinski
Term expires 1966 Term expires 1966
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Charles Egerton, Howard E. Humphrey, Chairman and William L. Harvey
BOARD OF SELECTMEN
The Town of Chelmsford completed the year 1964, by observing its 309th birthday as a township, with many changes worthy of notation.
Perhaps the most important change being, the streamlining of the functions of the Board of Selectmen, which has been geared to attaining greater efficiency, closer cooperation and working relationships with other town boards, giving more time to matters concerning administrative affairs while not neglecting routine items and public problems.
This aforementioned streamlining, has enabled your Board of Select- men to practically double the amount of business conducted during the year 1964 over that of the year 1963, without imposing any hardship on the Board of Selectmen.
This has been accomplished by setting up an agenda for the Board of Selectmen's weekly meeting whereby, each item to be discussed is scheduled, and a time allocated to properly survey the question at hand. The public appearing before the Selectmen at their request, do so by appointment only, which assures them of the board's complete attention without interruption and also affords the board ample time to prepare for the answers. This has resulted in greater public satisfaction in their contacts with the Board of Selectmen and has given the board more time to devote to other matters.
During the year 1964, the Board of Selectmen has had some seventy meetings of record which include the regular and special meetings which have been necessary for conducting town affairs. These meetings of your Board of Selectmen average some three hours per meeting.
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Over the past year there has been much discussion on various forms of town government. Committees having been appointed to study same, have presented the Selectmen-Town Manager form of government to the Town Meeting in the years 1963 and 1964, only to have their proposal defeated on each occasion.
Again in 1964, for lack of support and information, a proposal to establish the position of Executive Secretary to the Board of Selectmen, was withdrawn with the approval of the Town Meeting.
This action by the Town Meeting must be taken as a mandate by the Board of Selectmen that, for the present at least, it is the wish of the people to continue with the present form of town government and with this in mind all efforts by the Selectmen have been towards efficient and organized control of town affairs, delegation of matters to proper officials who are responsible by the very nature of their respective positions to carry out to the end result all assigned business.
The entire Town of Chelmsford, has been indeed saddened during the year 1964, by the deaths of several devoted Town employees namely, Dr. Winslow E. Merrill, who served the Town of Chelmsford as Animal Inspector from February 1955 to April 1964, Edward T. Brick, who served the Town of Chelmsford as a member of the Board of Registrars from November 1955 to May 1964, Peter F. Fitts, who served the Town of Chelmsford as a member of the Police Department from November 1956 to October 1964, Raymond J. McGlinchey who served the Town of Chelmsford as a member of the Fire Department and as Deputy Chief from April 1945 to November 1964, Surely, though they are no longer with us they will long be remembered for their faithful service to the town.
Many improvements to existing town ways have been undertaken during the year 1964.
An extremely dangerous intersection at Billerica Rd., Turnpike Rd., and Golden Cove Rd., has been all but eliminated by the installation of traffic control warning lights which have resulted in the fact, that there have been no motor vehicle accidents reported at this location during the year 1964.
Work on improvements to Chapter 90 roads has continued with an extension of the rebuilding of Old Westford Road from School St., to Arbutus Ave., making the second section of this road to be completed. Work on the third section will commence in the Spring.
Resurfacing of other Chapter 90 roads in the North, South and Center sections of town have been made under a program geared to maintaining present roads in a condition that will preclude heavy ex- penditures in future years for their reconditioning.
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Installation of street lighting along town ways has been progressing steadily, keeping pace with the new streets being accepted each year. A program is now being studied by the Selectmen with the local public utilities company to provide an up to date lighting system in Vinal Sq., and Central Sq.
The Highway Department has done an outstanding job this year as in the past, in providing public services and in their construction pro- grams, all of which have been accomplished within their budget figures and adding more construction than had been planned as a result of care- ful planning and expenditures.
During the year 1964, it became necessary to make further renova- tions in Town Hall to keep abreast of required facilities to conduct town business. In the office of the Town Clerk, in particular, an expansion of this office was made by removing a stairway to the upper hall which resulted in the additional space required.
The exterior of the Town Hall has been painted and a new roof applied to maintain the present building in an appearance characteristic of the town.
The interior of the main entrance was repainted and work on the electrical system was necessary to comply with State laws regarding safety requirements.
Needless to say, there is a need in the future for a new Town Hall building, but for the present with other town government expenditures being what they are, we must make do with what we have by proper upkeep and maintenance of the present building.
It will be necessary during the year 1965, to continue a program designed to prevent deterioration of the Town Hall in the Center as well as, the North Town Hall building.
Never before in the history of the town has the North Town Hall had as much use by the people. We are indeed fortunate to have this building for use by our young people such as, Boy and Girl Scouts, youth organizations, various charitable organizations and others, which makes it a necessity to provide for the required upkeep of this building.
The residential growth of the town has continued at a steady pace irrespective of the revised zoning by-laws. This increase in population in turn increases the need of public services which the Police, Fire and Highway Departments must provide.
For the present it is being provided with little more cost than in recent years; nevertheless, as everything else rises in cost, so must these services.
In 1964, the Town Meeting authorized the construction of a new police station building to replace the present inadequate facility located
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in Town Hall. Unfortunately, the results of two separate biddings were such, that insufficient funds had been appropriated to construct the building. It is hoped, that the 1965 Town Meeting will vote the necessary additional funds to get this project underway and as a result, provide greater and more efficient police protection for our townspeople. Our Police Department is certainly to be congratulated for their satisfactory operation under such adverse working conditions.
Fire protection in the town has more than met the great demands placed on this department, through efficient organization, efficiency in operations and excellent upkeep of our present equipment. Here again there is in the planning stage, a new station in the south section of town, due to the heavy growth in that area. We can indeed be proud of our Fire Department.
During the year 1964, the Town of Chelmsford has welcomed many new industrial and commercial buildings along with its residential con- struction. It is this type of taxable property which enables the town to broaden its tax base. May our future commercial and industrial growth be commensurate with the overall character of the town.
As a result of careful studies made by the Town Insurance Advisory Committee, the insurance program is now conducted by a single broker of record. This in turn has given the town greater protection and cover- age than ever before at a substantial decrease in cost. The committee assigned this task has well fulfilled their assignment.
It is anticipated that the newly initiated Selectmen's proposal of quarterly meetings with all other elected and appointive town boards will also greatly lend itself to better informed and efficient town gov- ernment.
This report by your Board of Selectmen, is made in an effort to inform the townspeople of some aspects of our town government. Other reports by various boards and committees complete the overall picture.
We, therefore, take this opportunity to publicly express our appre- ciation to all town officials and their departments for the cooperation and assistance they have afforded us during the past year.
To the Townspeople, we hope as their Selectmen, we have served them in a manner befitting the confidence that they have placed in us.
Respectfully submitted,
Howard E. Humphrey, Chairman Charles Egerton William L. Harvey
ANNUAL TOWN REPORT
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REPORT OF TOWN CLERK
Charlotte P. DeWolf
LICENSES, ETC.
Year
Sporting Licenses 1173
Dog Licenses Kennels
Marriage Intentions 147
Mortgages, etc. Recorded 630
1964
Births
to Residents
590
Marriages 177
Deaths to Residents 170
REPORT OF TOWN TREASURER
Balance January 1, 1964
$ 1,081,223.78
Receipts to December 31, 1964
8,558,047.81
$ 9,639,271.59
Paid out on 193 Warrants
7,110,408.73
Balance December 31, 1964
$ 2,528,862.86
REPORT OF TAX COLLECTOR Taxes Collected 1964
Real Estate
$2,467,877.97
Personal Property
290,699.83
Motor Excise
515,854.81
Poll
122.00
Farm Animal
426.44
$3,274,981.05
Outstanding - To Be Collected
Real Estate
$ 71,320.41
Personal Property
7,106.77
Poll
102.00
Motor Excise
52,818.80
Farm Animal
61.87
$ 131,409.85
Tax Titles Held
$ 8,983.97
For details on these collections see Town Accountant's report.
Very truly yours, CHARLOTTE P. DE WOLF, Town Clerk, Treasurer, Tax Collector
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1964
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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 Operator
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
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
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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.
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
14 Queen St. Engineer
6 Raymond Rd. Sales District Mngr.
32 Grandview Rd. Treas. & Gen. Mgr.
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. Technical 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.
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
60. McFall, William
61. McGillicuddy, Daniel
62. McKittrick, Raymond W.
63. Meuse, Jr., Leonard F.
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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 1964
No.
No.
10.
January 3, 1964
52.
August 4, 1964
38.
January
3, 1964
6.
August 14, 1964
75.
January 27, 1964
73. August 14, 1964
63.
January 27, 1964
66. August 31, 1964
81.
January
27, 1964
16.
August 31, 1964
21.
February 17, 1964
25. August 31, 1964
18.
February 17, 1964
13. September 28, 1964
19.
February 17, 1964
40. September 28, 1964
65.
February 24, 1964
39. September 28, 1964
71.
February 24, 1964
32. September 28, 1964
37.
March
2, 1964
88.
October 14, 1964
43.
March 2, 1964
76.
November
9, 1964
67.
March 25, 1964
30.
November
9, 1964
78.
March 25, 1964
9.
November
9, 1964
68.
March 25, 1964
22.
November
23, 1964
72.
April 21, 1964
79.
November 23, 1964
84.
April 21, 1964
85.
Left Town
41.
April 27, 1964
62.
November 23, 1964
15.
April 27, 1964
12.
November
23, 1964
28.
May 18, 1964
34.
December
9, 1964
83.
May
18, 1964
45.
December
9, 1964
64.
May 18, 1964
55.
December
9, 1964
44.
May
18, 1964
23.
December
28, 1964
80.
August
4, 1964
3.
December
28, 1964
PLUMBING INSPECTOR
Gentlemen:
A total of 503 applications for Permits to do Plumbing were issued to Master Plumber's.
Of this number 357 were for new construction and 25 for old buildings, 121 were for hot water storage tanks.
It was necessary to make 835 inspections before they were approved.
Respectfully submitted, GEORGE E. GAGNON Plumbing Inspector
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WARRANT FOR THE ANNUAL TOWN MEETING MARCH 2, 1964 and MARCH 9, 1964 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
MIDDLESEX, ss.
To Ralph J. Pederson, 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 said Chelmsford to meet in their several polling places, viz:
Precinct 1. McFarlin School Cafeteria, Chelmsford Center
Precinct 2. Town Hall, North Chelmsford
Precinct 3. Fire House, West Chelmsford
Precinct 4. School House, East Chelmsford
Precinct 5. Liberty Hall, South Chelmsford
Precinct 6. Westland School House
On Monday, the second day of March, 1964, being the first Monday in said month, at 10 o'clock A.M. for the following purposes:
To bring in their votes for the following officers:
One Selectman for three years.
One Member of the Board of Public Welfare for three years.
One Member of the Board of Assessors for three years.
One Member of the Board of Health for three years.
One Member of the School Committee for three years.
One Park Commissioner for three years.
One Cemetery Commissioner for three years.
Two Public Library Trustees for three years.
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