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16. 80
New Junior High School
11,943.92
Levy of 1945
16. 80
Water - Construction
191,484.02
Levy of 1946
72.00
Sewer - Construction
16,488.52
703,570. 33
Levy of 1947
81.60
Federal Grants
Aid to Dependent Children-Aid
13,960. 99
Aid to Dependent Children-Adm.
797. 80
Disability Assistance-Aid
7,796. 81
Levy of 1952
48. 91
Disability Assistance-Adm.
682.99
Levy of 1953
36. 43
Medical Aid for Aged-Aid
21,692.58
Levy of 1955
82. 50
Levy of 1956
93.00
Levy of 1957
1,193. 40
Medical Aid for Aged-Adm.
1,895. 80
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT
Levy of 1962
3,043. 22
Rates and Charges
Water Revenue
17,367.29
162
County Maintenance
2,000.00
Loans Authorized
2,628.26
Levy of 1948
98. 88
Levy of 1949
84. 48
Levy of 1950
96.00
78. 30
Levy of 1951
288. 29
10,960. 01
363.00
1,485. 74
Water
Aid to Highways
Levy of 1958 Levy of 1959 Levy of 1960 Levy of 1961 Levy of 1962
Mosquito Control Dog Licenses
29. 25
124. 55
1,896,120.77
DEBT ACCOUNT
Net Funded Debt
6, 707,000. 00 School Land 29,000.00
Jr. Sr. High School
480,000. 00
Tower Hill - McNeill Add.
325,000. 00
Devine School
200,000.00
Lyons School
545,000. 00
Reed St. School
921,000.00
No. Junior High School
1,015,000.00
Sewerage
2,829,000.00
Water
310,000. 00
Welfare Bldg.
.53,000.00
6,707,000.00
TRUST FUNDS
Cash and Securities
130, 993. 75 Coddington Fund 1,900.00
Special School Fund
111. 61
Soldiers Monument Fund
179,88
Ellen Bennett Fund
12,258. 10
Turner Ref. Medal Fund
1,437. 88
Turner Library Funds
97,694. 88
Stetson School Funds
12,411. 40
Staff Sgt. Richard H.
McAuliffe Fund
5,000.00
130,993.75
TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS
Respectfully submitted, EDWARD F. FAHEY Town Accountant
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407. 28 595. 31 3,413. 20 14,629.74
Old Age Assistance-Aid Old Age Assistance-Adm.
44,567.43 2,186.24
93,580.64
Surplus Revenue 43,829. 35
385,683.02
22,726. 38
1,896,120.77
95. 30
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT
REPORT OF THE PERSONNEL BOARD
The 1962 Town Meeting voted acceptance of a survey conducted by Charles M. Evans and Associates and adopted a personnel by-law, job classification and compensa- tion plans.
After adoption of the by-law, the Board set up working relationships with various departments and department heads, requesting reports required on attendance, sick leave, personal history and fringe benefits. Most departments cooperated.
The Board held regular meetings the third Thursday of each month, and conducted special meetings at other times at the request of town employees who could not con- veniently attend the regularly scheduled meetings, on such matters as job classifica- tions, job descriptions, working hours, sick leave, and wage rates.
Information was sought from and provided to comparable towns and cities on wages, hours, working conditions and fringe benefits during the year. The Board sought and received information from federal and state agencies on cost of living increases, wage settlements in local governments and private industries. As a result of data compiled from various sources the Board will make recommendations to the annual Town Meet- ing relating to wage schedules and working hours.
The Board wishes to thank those citizens who wrote expressing their approval, and to all who cooperated with us during the past year.
Respectfully submitted, GERALD FAHERTY, Chairman MARJORIE CONLEY, Secretary HYMAN FINN
REPORT OF TOWN COUNSEL
This office concerned itself with the matter of the transfer of the various depart- ments of the Town from the Selectmen-Manager form of Government to the Selectmen form of Government during the early part of the year.
Many of the offices entailed long hours of research because historically they had come into being under unique circumstances. In some cases the office had been created prior to the Selectmen-Town Manager form of Government, during, or by Legislative Act.
Many novel questions were raised concerning the jurisdiction of various depart- ments at the time of the transition.
In addition to this task the Legal Department faced the usual large number of re- quests from various departments for opinions, attendance at department meetings and consultation with the various officers.
Claims for and against the Town were handled, and matters were litigated in the various Courts in behalf of the Town.
Another monumental task facing this department in the coming year in the form of the resolution of the rights and duties of municipal employees with respect to the so- called conflict of interest law.
Respectfully submitted, WILLIAM J. CARR Town Counsel
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS REPORT OF THE BOARD OF REGISTRARS
The Board of Registrars submits its annual report for the year 1962. During the past year 1414 new voters were registered, the total number of registered voters now being 9916 which includes the following:
Precinct # 1 2368
Precinct # 2 2594
Precinct # 3 2400
Precinct # 4
2554
The Registrars have street listed 11, 459 people and have on file, cards with names, addresses and occupations of the same. Alphabetical list of these people are also on file. Persons listed books were also printed with this information. Also listed were 1784 dogs, these being turned over to the dog officer.
Since the last street listing, the Town has many new streets with 122 new homes added. 30 duplex dwellings, also 11 apartment houses, with many units.
Respectfully submitted, ETHEL McDONALD, Chairman ELIZABETH CUNNINGHAM
KATHERINE M. SMITH
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE PLANNING BOARD
Please be advised that the activities of the Planning Board during the year 1962 were as follows:
Number of Meetings Held
49
49
Public Hearings Held
1. On proposed sub-divisions
10
2. On Zoning Articles
5
Number of sub-divisions approved 7
Number of Plans signed for recording purposes only: Sub-division approval not required
85
Number of letters written 127
Number of sub-division bonds released 7
Number of sub-division building permits issued
50
Respectfully submitted,
RANDOLPH PLANNING BOARD
HOWARD E. AREY, JR., Chairman GEORGE HOEG, Clerk BERNARD DAVIDSON LAWRENCE DeCELLE LOUIS DeCOTA
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INDEX
Assessors, Report of Board of
85
Balance Sheet . .
161
Births .
50
Board of Health, Report of . 59
Board of Registrars, Report of 165
78
Bonded Indebtedness
159
Building Inspector, Report of
64
Business & Industrial Commission, Report of.
65 67 75
Conservation Commission, Report of
Deaths.
50
Dog Officer, Report of
77 72
Fire Department, Report of
56 66 54
Inspector of Wires, Report of
89
Marriages.
50 74
Moth Superintendent, Report of
164
Planning Board, Report of .
165
Police Department, Report of
55 52
Public Welfare, Report of Board of
75
School Committee, Report of
96
School Planning & Building Committee, Report of
76 92
State Election .
40 32
Statement of Licenses Issued
51
Superintendent of Schools, Report of.
97
Sewer.Commissioners, Report of
72 63
Town Accountant, Report of
132
Town Counsel, Report of.
164
Town Clerk, Report of
3
Town Meeting Attendance.
45
Town Meeting, Special, March 12, 1962
8
Town Meeting, Annual, May 7, 1962.
14
Town Meeting, Adjourned Annual, May 8, 1962
20
Town Meeting, Adjourned Annual, May 14, 1962
23
Town Meeting, Adjourned Annual, May 15, 1962
24
Town Meeting, Special, October 29, 1962.
36
Town Officers.
3
Town Treasurer, Report of 71
Tree Warden and Moth Superintendent, Report of
74
Trustees, Stetson School Fund, Report of . 1 30
Turner Free Library, Report of Trustees of 80
Veterans' Services, Report of Director of 52
Water Commissioners, Report of' 69
88
Sealer of Weights & Measures, Report of
State Primary Election
Tax Collector, Report of .
Town Meeting, Annual, April 23, 1962
5
Recreation Committee, Report of
Safety Officer, Report of .
Engineering Department, Report of
Highway Department, Report of
Jurors, List of .
Personnel Board, Report of
Civil Defense Agency, Report of .
Board of Selectmen, Report of .
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Seated, left to right: Edward T. Clark, Town Clerk; Edward F. Fahey, Town Accountant; Felix Carlino, Chairman; John E. Levreault, Town Engineer; Edward F. Berry, Town Collector; Frank F. Teed, Principal Assessor.
Standing, left to right: William J. Almond, Supt., Water Department; John Dowd, Health Agent; William Curran, Highway Surveyor; Carl Macauley, Police Chief; Peter Maurano, Sewer Dept. Engineer; Paul Anderson, Fire Chief; William S. Cole, Veterans Agent.
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ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY - EIGHTH ANNUAL REPORT of the Town Officers of RANDOLPH, Massachusetts and the TOWN RECORDS
For the Year Ending December 31, 1963
OUR COVER
Town Hall draped in black, our flag flown at half mast, against a cloud-filled sky -
Randolph in mourning for our late President
John F. Kennedy
IN MEMORY OF YEARS OF FAITHFUL SERVICE
WALTER F. STEPHENS
1879 - 1963
Town Moderator Town Selectman Town Assessor Town Counsel Representative to the General Court
EDWARD H. DUFFY
1906 - 1963
School Committee Member Chairman School Bldg. & Planning Committee
PAUL D. ANDERSON 1911 - 1963
Chief Fire Department
MARTIN E. YOUNG 1896 - 1963
Selectman Representative to the General Court
ADOLPH O. CHRISTIANSEN 1883 - 1963 Superintendent of Schools
FRANK C. WALES 1882 - 1963
Member - Board of Health Town Dog Officer
IN MEMORY OF YEARS OF FAITHFUL SERVICE
FREDERICK A. MURRAY
1931 - 1963
Asst. Principal Devine School Director of Summer Playgrounds
PERCY H. THOMPSON 1876 - 1963 Town Constable Special Police Officer
JOSEPH J. SHEA 1885 - 1963 Sewer Commissioner
ERROL M. THOMPSON 1894 - 1963 Town Selectman
GEORGE H. HENEY 1888 - 1963
Member - Board of Health
TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS ELECTIVE TOWN OFFICERS
Board of Selectmen
Joseph A. Lombardi, Moderator
Norman B. Silk, Chairman
Term Expires March 1964
Term Expires March 1964
Term Expires March 1965
Term Expires March 1966
Term Expires March 1966
Town Clerk
Edward T. Clark Tenure
Edward T. Clark
Town Accountant
Civil Service
Board of Assessors
Thomas A. Mulligan Frank F. Teed William A. Strickland
Term Expires March 1964 Term Expires March 1965 Term Expires March 1966
Town Collector
Edward F. Berry
Term Expires March 1964
School Committee
Raymond P. McGerrigle Marie Helm Cormey Peter J. Davin
Patricia M. McDermott
Charles E. Green, Jr.
Term Expires March 1964 Term Expires March 1964 Term Expires March 1965 Term Expires March 1966 Term Expires March 1966
Board of Health
Joseph Curran Robert A. Corey Dr. Randolf Philbrook
Term Expires March 1964 Term Expires March 1965 Term Expires March 1966
Water Commissioners
John Brack Norman F. Ayers William J. Almond
Term Expires March 1964 Term Expires March 1965 Term Expires March 1966
Highway Surveyor
William R. Curran, Sr. Term Expires March 1965
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Joseph J. Semensi
Patrick T. McDonnell
George F. Cullen
John R. O'Riley
Term Expires 1964
Town Treasurer Tenure
Edward F. Fahey
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL REPORT
Tree Warden
Joseph J. Hart
Term Expires March 1965
Trustees of Stetson School Fund
John J. Hurley Roger L. Niles
Marjorie E. Conley
Term Expires March 1964 Term Expires March 1965 Term Expires March 1966
Director Public Assistance
I. William Trostel
Civil Service
Director Veterans Services
William S. Cole
Planning Board
Robert Daley Bernard Davidson F. Gordon Wales
Howard E. Arey, Chairman
George F. Hoeg
Term Expires March 1964 Term Expires March 1964 Term Expires March 1964
Term Expires March 1966
Term Expires March 1967
APPOINTED TOWN OFFICERS
Town Counsel
William J. Carr
Term Expires March 1964
Registrars of Voters
Elizabeth Cunningham Ethel McDonald Katherine M. Smith
Term Expires March 1964 Term Expires March 1965 Term Expires March 1966
Chief of Fire Department
Donald S. McNeil, Sr. Term Expires March 1964
Chief of Police
Carl A. Macauley Civil Service
Town Engineer
John E. Levreault
Civil Service
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS
Sewer Commissioners
Felix Carlino John P. Courtney Robert Curran
Term Expires March 1964 Term Expires March 1965 Term Expires March 1966
Personnel Board
Marjorie E. Conley Gerald Faherty Hyman Finn
Term Expires March 1964 Term Expires March 1965 Term Expires March 1966
Dog Officer
Roger L. Niles
Term Expires March 1964
Building Inspector
Civil Service
Board of Appeals
Charles Foley
Frank Forrest
Term Expires 1964
Walter Good
Term Expires 1964
Arthur Hoeg
Term Expires 1965
Marnold Tagrin
Term Expires 1966
Frederick Merrikin
Term Expires 1968
Walter Hearn
Term Expires 1969
Robert Howe
Term Expires 1970
Harold Boothby
Term Expires 1972
Conservation Commission
Philip N. Good Edward Holland
Term Expires 1965
Term Expires 1965
Charles Wehner
Term Expires 1965
Joseph Hart, Sr. William Strickland
Term Expires 1966
Term Expires 1966
Council for the Aging
Alan Taylor, Chairman
Term Expires 1964
Henry Bailey
Term Expires 1964
Rev. Arthur W. Bowler
Term Expires 1964 Term Expires 1964
Helen Haney
Term Expires 1964
Rev. Walter Lyon
Term Expires 1964
Brig. - Gen. Ralph Macleod
Term Expires 1964
Transportation Study Committee
George Welch Janet Macleod Paul Daly
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Joseph Curran
Term Expires 1964
Henry Sandler
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL REPORT Metropolitan Area Planning Council
Robert Howe
Term Expires 1966
Public Weighers
Term Expires March 1964 Term Expires March 1964 Term Expires March 1964
Field Drivers
Term Expires March 1964 Term Expires March 1964 Term Expires March 1964
Fence Viewers
Term Expires March 1964 Term Expires March 1964 Term Expires March 1964
Burial Agent
Term Expires March 1964
Business & Industrial Commission
Michael Diauto
Term Expires 1964
Joseph Marotta
Term Expires 1964
Frank Brodil
Robert Daley
Term Expires 1965 Term Expires 1965
Robert Schneider
Term Expires 1966
Henry Rota
Term Expires 1966 Term Expires 1967 Term Expires 1967
Robert Clairmont
Term Expires 1968
Harold Gurney
Term Expires 1968 Term Expires 1964
George F. Cullen, Selectmen's Representative
Inspector of Wires
Alton LaBrecque
Civil Service
Inspector of Gas & Plumbing Civil Service
Robert Gaynor
Inspector of Milk
Henry Merrill
Civil Service
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Robert Bodycote Michael J. Diauto John J. Mahoney
Horace P. Hatch Leo H. Jacobson Henry J. Rota
Philip N. Good Harvey W. Teed F. Gordon Wales
Anna E. Brennan
James V. Donovan
Herbert White
George H. Kiley, Jr.
TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS
Inspector of Signs
Leonard Moreau
Sealer of Weights & Measures
Robert Jope
Civil Service
Inspector of Animals & Slaughtering
Cornelius J. Crowley
Director of Civil Defense
Brig. - Gen. Ralph E. Macleod
School Planning & Building Comm.
William J. Doherty, Chairman
James J. Tantillo
George Beatty
John Dellea
Edward I. Mann
Raymond P. McGerrigle
A. Louis Sarno
Kenneth Bradbury
Eugene Solon
Henry E. Lesser
James Clifford
Charles A. Foley
John F. Brack
UNITED STATES PRESIDENT
Lyndon B. Johnson
UNITED STATES SENATORS
Senator Leverett Saltonstall Senator Edward M. Kennedy
UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Congressman James A. Burke, Milton, Massachusetts
STATE SENATOR, FIRST NORFOLK DISTRICT James S. McCormack, Quincy, Massachusetts
REPRESENTATIVES TO GENERAL COURT FOURTH NORFOLK REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT
Ralph W. Cartwright, Jr., Randolph, Massachusetts James G. Mullen, Milton, Massachusetts
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ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL REPORT
SELECTMEN'S REPORT
Randolph is no longer a "small town." As it has grown in size and population, so too have its needs grown. Too often, how- ever, has emphasis been made on Randolph's problems. Too few times has Randolph's progress received its just due.
We consider the past year a year of great progress for OUR TOWN. Throughout the Commonwealth of Massachusetts - and often beyond its borders - Randolph has become known as an out- standing community in which to live and in which to work.
We have but to look around us to observe the signs of prog- ress: the industrial park overlooking the Great Pond is now a reality. If you have not yet seen the great strides already made in that area, we suggest that you drive by. The Elliott Business Machines, Inc. plant about to open is the pilot plant of what we anticipate will be other magnificent buildings. Randolph Manu- facturing Co. has shown its confidence in the Town by undertaking a large expansion project.
So too in other planned areas has industry chosen Randolph. The Ogan Industrial Park off North Street has become a reality in an astonishingly short space of time.
Our Center has received a shot in the arm by the construc- tion of a new and modern shopping area.
None of these accomplishments has happened overnight, nor have they been brought about by one department or board alone. YOUR TOWN GOVERNMENT is responsible !
We, the Board of Selectmen, have traditionally been termed "Town Fathers." Our role in government is sweeping. 1963 has been a year of ACTION not only by the Board of Selectmen, but by ALL Town Departments. Coordination and cooperation between departments and boards is at an all-time high. Regular staff meetings, special spot meetings, consultations, are the rule, not the exception. An enlightened Town Meeting membership and a watchful citizenry have also contributed by spirit and deed.
The assistance of Senator James McCormack and Represen- tatives Ralph Cartwright and James Mullen throughout the year has been of inestimable aid to us, from speaking on our behalf before the Legislature and its committees to meeting with us on several occasions such as with Department of Public Works offi- cials in connection with urgent pedestrian safety problems.
Congressman James Burke has also aided us immeasurably throughout the year on mutual problems affecting Randolph.
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS
Our hard-working and devoted secretary, Mary Nelson, has, throughout the year, in her usual fashion, lightened our individual burdens.
We, your Board of Selectmen, have had a busy and fruitful year. Sometimes, when we tally our hours spent on various proj- ects, we smile at the thought that we are part-timers. Making our task easier has been the cooperation of the full-timers, those dedicated public servants who man Town Hall and its branches. There is no entrenched bureaucracy in Randolph Government. Your public servants are also taxpayers. No subject has been more thoroughly discussed at our regular staff meetings than the need to HOLD THE LINE on expenditures, and to alleviate the tax burden on the home owner.
We, YOUR SELECTMEN, firmly believe that 1964 will be another year of great progress for Randolph.
BOARD OF SELECTMEN
NORMAN B. SILK, Chairman JOHN R. O'RILEY, Clerk JOSEPH J. SEMENSI PATRICK T. McDONNELL GEORGE F. CULLEN
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ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL REPORT REPORT OF THE TOWN CLERK
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING March 4, 1963
Moderator Lombardi called the meeting to order at 8:00 o'clock P.M. Mr. Bonney moved adjournment until 8:30 P. M. The Moderator reconvened the meeting at 8:30, when a quorum was declared present. Members of the meeting were led in pray- er and a moment of silence was observed in honor of recently deceased town meeting member Miss Edith Hill.
Town Clerk Edward T. Clark read the return of service of the Town Meeting Warrant.
Moderator Lombardi appointed Messrs. Sullivan, O'Neil and Tagrin to act as tellers.
ARTICLE 1. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appro- priate or borrow under any applicable general laws or transfer from available funds the sum of $10,000 to cover the cost of pre- paring preliminary plans for a Junior High School, or take any other action with reference thereto, and that this money be ex- pended by the present School Planning and Building Committee, as petitioned for by the School Planning and Building Committee and the School Committee.
ARTICLE 1. Withdrawn by School Committee on behalf of it- self and the School Planning and Building Committee inasmuch as the same result could be obtained without expenditure of town funds under articles which follow.
ARTICLE 2. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the application for advance and assistance of Federal Funds under the provisions of Public Law 560 of the 63rd Congress for the pur- pose of purchasing preliminary plans and final plans for a Junior High School, and that these funds be expended by the present School Planning and Building Committee and the School Commit- tee, as petitioned for by the School Planning and Building Com- mittee and the School Committee.
ARTICLE 2. Finance Committee recommended acceptance of this Article with the amendment "provided these funds be ex- pended jointly by the School Planning and Building Committee and the School Committee". School Committee recommended that the following amendment be inserted "and/or an addition to the pres- ent North Junior High School".
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS
ARTICLE 2, as amended by the School Committee, VOTED by voice vote.
ARTICLE 2, as amended by the Finance Committee, VOTED by voice vote.
ARTICLE 3. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the ap- plication for advance and assistance of Federal Funds under the provisions of Public Law 560 of the 63rd Congress for the pur- poses of purchasing preliminary plans and final plans for an el- ementary school, and that these funds be expended by the present School Planning and Building Committee as petitioned for by the School Planning and Building Committee and the School Commit- tee.
ARTICLE 3. Finance Committee recommended acceptance of this article with the following amendment, "provided these funds be expended jointly by the School Planning and Building Committee and the School Committee".
ARTICLE 3, as amended by the Finance Committee, VOTED by voice vote.
ARTICLE 4. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the application for advance and assistance of Federal Funds under the provisions of Public Law 560 of the 63rd Congress for the purposes of purchasing preliminary plans and final plans for an addition to the existing High School, and that these funds be ex- pended by the present School Planning and Building Committee, as petitioned for by the School Planning and Building Committee and the School Committee.
ARTICLE 4. Finance Committee recommended acceptance of this article with the following amendment, "provided these funds be expended jointly by the School Planning and Building Committee and the School Committee".
Motion was made that this article be tabled until plans for the Junior High School, under Article 2, were brought before the Town Meeting. Motion DEFEATED by a voice vote. The vote was doubted and a hand vote taken, as follows:
NO - 77 YES - 45
Motion ruled DEFEATED.
ARTICLE 4, as amended by the Finance Committee, VOTED by a voice vote.
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ARTICLE 5. To see if the Town will instruct the Selectmen to purchase, or take by Eminent Domain, a certain parcel of land for school purposes, being a part of Parcel 2 as shown on Plan 150 of the Randolph Assessors' Plans, and containing 15.88 acres more or less, now owned by M. B. Claff & Sons, Inc., bounded and described as follows: Easterly by Highland Avenue eleven hun- dred forty-six and 56/100 (1146.56) feet; Southerly by land of War- ren Claff by three courses measuring respectively, two hundred forty-four and 47/100 (244.47) feet, two hundred thirty-two and 11/100 (232.11) feet, and one hundred thirty-three and 42/100 (133.42) feet; westerly by land of M. B. Claff & Sons, Inc. eleven hundred forty and 47/100 (1140.47) feet; and northerly by land of M. B. Claff & Sons, Inc. six hundred ten and 77/100 (610.77) feet; and to raise and appropriate money therefor, as petitioned for by the Randolph School Planning and Building Committee and the School Committee.
ARTICLE 5. Withdrawn by petitioners.
ARTICLE 6. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appro- priate or transfer from available funds, or borrow, a sum of $15,000 for the completion of furnishings for the Margaret L. Donovan School, and that this money be expended by the present School Planning and Building Committee, as petitioned for by the School Planning and Building Committee and the School Commit- tee.
ARTICLE 6. Finance Committee recommended acceptance of this article with the following amendment, "provided these funds be expended jointly by the School Planning and Building Commit- tee and the School Committee", and deletion of the words "or transfer from available funds, or borrow".
Article 6, as recommended by the Finance Committee, VOTED by a voice vote.
Moderator Lombardi declared the Special Town Meeting to be permanently adjourned at 9:55 o'clock P. M.
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS ANNUAL TOWN MEETING April 22, 1963
Pursuant to a Warrant issued by the Selectmen and signed on the eighth day of April, A.D., 1963 duly posted by Carl L. Mac- auley, Constable, the voters of Randolph assembled on the twenty- second day of April, 1963, in the Randolph High School for Pre- cincts 1 and 2, in the Lyons School for Precinct 3, and in the Devine School for Precinct 4.
The election paraphernalia was given by the Town Clerk to the Wardens of Precinct 1, Precinct 2, Precinct 3 and Precinct 4, and receipts were taken therefor.
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