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State Committee-Fourth Worcester District
John Albetski-40 Granite Street, Webster 111
John J. Casey-174 Purchase Street, Milford 1,151
Rosaire J. Rajotte-Providence Road, Northbridge 5
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State Committee
Mary DePasquale Murray-19 Grant Street, Milford 659
Joyce E. Phillips-14 Mendon Street, Hopedale 619
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Town Committee
William E. Moore-6 West Pine Street 848
Mary DePasquale Murray-19 Grant Street 816
William F. McAvoy-9 Huntoon Slip 795
Francis E. Larkin-282 Main Street 717
747
744
649
755
654
650
648
697
702
696
904
646
668
713
Michele F. Apicella-33 Glines Avenue
672
Frances R. Fitzgerald-8 Quinlan Street 666
Arthur E. LeBlanc-8 State Street 693
John F. X. Davoren-180 Purchase Street Leo A. Papelian-Highland Street 608
835
John H. Kavanagh-316 Main Street
643
Patrick Carroll-18 Court Square J. Frank Cahill-67 School Street Antonio J. Mazzone-45 Beach Street P. Eugene Casey-30 Purchase Street Frank Calzone-17 Mount Pleasant Street Nicholas P. Capece-26 Chestnut Street Arthur DePasquale-112 Central Street D. Joseph McCormack-34 Purchase Street Adam F. Diorio-35 Winter Street William A. Murray, Jr .- 19 Grant Street John J. Casey-174 Purchase Street Frank C. Consoletti-96 School Street John J. Crowley-17 Church Street Alice P. Frieswick-57 West Street
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712
William B. Dugan-Otis Street
Michael P. Visconti-44 Emmons Street 716
Adele B. Gagnon-83 Water Street 587
Harold E. Brown-13 Church Street
585 Dorothy E. Fitzpatrick-36 Grove Street 684 Helen M. DeFlunero-68 Manguso Court 580 John P. Pyne-5 Orchard Street
766
Anthony E. Allegrezza-260 Purchase Street 785
Mary Dirazonian-381 Purchase Street 601
697
Walter L. Fitzgerald-35 Water Street Isadore A. Cassinelli-12 Short Street Blanks
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23,354
Presidential Preference
My preference for Democratic candidate for President of the United States is:
Kennedy
904
Stevenson
12
Nixon
2
Ahern
2
Furcolo
1
Johnson
1
Symington
4
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442
REPUBLICAN BALLOT
Delegates at Large and Alternate Delegates at Large to the National Convention
Group Delegates
Leverett Saltonstall-Smith Street, Dover 148
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr .- 275 Hale Street, Beverly 138
Joseph W. Martin, Jr., 54 Grove Street-North Attleboro 132
Thomas A. Pappas-323 Marsh Street, Belmont
122
Ralph H. Bonnell-81 Arlington Street, Winchester Mary R. Wheeler-17 Westwood Drive, Worcester
120
Daniel E. McLean-8 Linden Avenue, Beverly
117
Fred Lamson-36 Dodge Street, Malden
117
Frank S. Giles-827 Riverside Drive, Methuen
115
Robert F. Bradford-106 Coolidge Hill, Cambridge 121 Blanks 494
116
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Alternate Delegates
Lloyd B. Waring-19 Marmion Road, Melrose 112
John A. Volpe-10 Everett Avenue, Winchester 137
Georgia E. Ireland-38 Bay View Road, Wellesley 112 George D. Hammond-96 Western Avenue, Westfield 108 Bruce Crane-45 Main Street, Dalton 109
Irene K. Thresher-667 Chestnut Street, Newton 108
Richard F. Treadway-22 West Cedar Street, Boston 110
Augustus G. Means-County Road, Essex 109
Andrew A. Hunter-135 Charles Street, Boston 109 George L. Sargent-Farm Street, Dover 112
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District Delegates and Alternate District Delegates to National Convention-Third District
Group Delegates
Winfield A. Schuster-Main Street, Douglas
140
A. Andre Gelinas-267 Pearl Hill Road, Fitchburg 136
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Alernate Delegates
C. Clifford Stone-157 Water Street, Clinton 123
Geraldine F. Wheeler-69 West Street, Leominster 121
Blanks 104
State Committee-Fourth Worcester District
Laval J. Leboeuf-Hillcrest Farm, Dudley 112 Blanks 62
State Committee
Mary A. DiBattista-51 North Bow Street, Milford 149 Blanks 25
Town Committee
Howard G. Atwood-6 Middleton Street
89
Marco A. Balzarini-7 Grant Street 123
Concetta Bellantonio-16 Fayette Street
99
Ernest J. Billsbury-45 West Street
101
Joseph D. Blascio-58 East Street
102
Olive M. Booth-36 Grant Street
94
Dorothy E. Clarridge-262 Purchase Street
104
71
Alfred B. Cenedella, Jr .- 175 Congress Street 117
Joseph L. DeLuca-Eames Street 100
Joseph C. DiAntonio-14 Fairview Road
103
Francis J. Fitzpatrick-47 West Walnut Street Gabriel L. DiBattista-51 North Bow Street Mary A. DiBattista-51 North Bow Street Mary E. DiVitto-35 Fountain Street Irving Ferman-16 Purchase Street
96
117
117
118
Joseph A. Gattoni-62 Pine Street
102
Arthur D. Hill-22 Congress Street
98
Mary F. Introini-172 High Street
110
Frank E. King-25 Fairview Road
92
Helen E. Lancisi-93 East Main Street
94
Raymond R. Mainini-93 Purchase Street John L. Manuel-24 Grant Street
97
Leonardo L. Morcone-27 Main Street
117
Harold B. Faulkner-18 Water Street
89
John L. Moschilli-13 East Street
104
Lewis Murphy-47 Fruit Street Extension Emilio A. Pighetti-350 East Main Street Anna Berardi O'Brien-Congress Terrace Roger C. Rao-2 Rosenfeld Avenue
93
Ernest A. Richards-154 Purchase Street Nathan Rosenfeld-40 Cedar Street
127
Alfred C. Sannicandro-DiVittorio Drive
113
Antonio A. Sannicandro-51 Pearl Street
96
George O. Stewart-207 Congress Street
98
Clifton W. Tyler-57 Grant Street
101
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2,493
Presidential Preference
My preference for Republican candidate for President of the United States is:
Nixon
84
Rockefeller
8
Kennedy
10
Ike
1
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The ballots cast and the lists of voters were sealed and certified to by the Election Officers and delivered to the Town Clerk as the
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law requires. The unused ballots were counted and sealed. The warrant was then dissolved.
CATHERINE L. COYNE,
Town Clerk
A true copy of the record. Attest:
CATHERINE L. COYNE, Town Clerk
STATE PRIMARY, SEPTEMBER 13th, 1960 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
WORCESTER, SS.
Milford, September 13th, 1960
The Primary was held at the Memorial School, Walnut Street, Warden John G. Gandolfi opened the polls at 10 A.M. and read the warrant and the officer's return thereon.
Warden John G. Gandolfi and Clerk Joseph L. DeLuca were sworn in prior to the opening of the polls by Town Clerk Catherine L. Coyne.
All precinct workers were administered the oath of office.
The polls were declared closed by the Warden at 8 P.M. The ballot box registered 1141, however, there were 1140 ballots cast the box having clogged. There were 947 Democratic ballots counted and the result made known at 10:10 P.M .; there were 194 Republi- can ballots counted and the result made known at 10:20 P.M.
DEMOCRATIC BALLOT Senator in Congress
Foster Furcolo-812 Longmeadow Street, Longmeadow . 559
Edmund C. Buckley-83A Wendell Street, Cambridge 47
Thomas J. O'Connor, Jr .- 142 Merrimac Avenue, Springfield 295
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Governor
Joseph D. Ward-29 Allston Place, Fitchburg Francis E. Kelly-1184 Morton Street, Boston 103
526
John F. Kennedy-2222 Washington Street, Canton 61
Alfred Magaletta-50 Hillview Road, Westwood Robert F. Murphy-90 West Border Road, Malden 41 159
Endicott Peabody-19 Larch Road, Cambridge Gabriel Francis Piemonte-65 Brook Farm Road, Boston 29
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Lieutenant Governor
Edward F. Mclaughlin, Jr .- 6 Calvin Road, Boston 627
Pasquale Caggiano-165 Washington Street, Lynn 248
Blanks 72
Secretary
Kevin H. White-30 Cedar Lane Way, Boston 382
Francis X. Ahearn-27 Greycliff Road, Boston 183
Margaret F. McGovern-310 Commonwealth Avenue, Newton 297 Blanks 85
Attorney General
Edward J. McCormack, Jr .- 1110 Morton Street, Boston 749
Blanks 198
Treasurer
John Thomas Driscoll-50 Clearwater Drive, Boston 460
George F. Hurley-120 Maplewood Street, Boston 44
John B. Kennedy-25 Taylor Street, Saugus 142
John M. Kennedy-60 Radcliffe Street, Boston 53
Patrick F. McDonough-11 Barrington Road, Boston 116
Robert J. Sullivan-17 Vershire Street, Boston Blanks 98
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Auditor
Thomas J. Buckley-290 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston 710
John F. Hynes-41 Child Street, Boston 105
Blanks 132
Congressman
Philip J. Philbin-23 Berlin Street, Clinton
753
Blanks 194
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Councillor
Michael J. Favulli-105 Newton Avenue North, Worcester 442
Michael J. Carrigan-61 Paine Street, Worcester 189
Richard T. Courtney, Jr .- 2 Park Avenue Place, Worcester 44
John V. Grady-18 Arthur Street, Clinton 175
Everett D. King-77 Elizabeth Street, Fitchburg 14
Blanks 83
Senator
Joseph F. Gibney-440 Thompson Road, Webster 787 Blanks 160
Representatives in General Court
John F. X. Davoren-180 Purchase Street, Milford 839
Carroll D. Lehane-60 South Street, Shrewsbury 517
Blanks 538
Register of Probate and Insolvency
F. Joseph Donohue-722 Pleasant Street, Worcester Blanks 247
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County Commissioners
Joseph A. Aspero-172 Burncoat Street, Worcester 473
Francis E. Cassidy-790 School Street, Webster 524
Raymond V. Kenary-48 Crest Circle, Worcester 65
Allen E. McCarthy, Jr .- 15 Valley Hill Drive, Worcester
166.
Robert A. Murphy-8 Irene Street, Worcester 154 Murray C. O'Brien-157 Millbrook Street, Worcester 142
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County Treasurer
Alexander G. Lajoie-180 Stafford Street, Worcester 426
John A. DiPilato-256 Shrewsbury Street, Worcester 177
Robert X. Tivnan-60 Upsala Street, Worcester 268
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REPUBLICAN BALLOT
Senator in Congress
Levertt Saltonstall-Smith Street, Dover Blanks 34
160
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Governor
John A. Volpe-10 Everett Avenue, Winchester 179 Blanks 15
Lieutenant Governor
Augustus G. Means-County Road, Essex
161
Blanks 33
Secretary
Edward W. Brooke-26 Crawford Street, Boston 161 Blanks 33
Attorney General
George Michaels-62 Roundwood Road, Newton Blanks 35
159
Treasurer
Walter J. Trybulski-22 Carlton Avenue, Chicopee 120
Francis Andrew Walsh-25 Ross Street, Medford 39
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Auditor
Gardner B. Wardwell-16 Chestnut Street, Melrose Blanks 43
151
Congressman
Louis Rizoli-25 Short Street, Milford 1
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Councillor
Quintin J. Cristy-11 Surrey Lane, Shrewsbury 157
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Senator
Harold L. Hickox, Jr .- Fisher Street, Westborough Blanks 49
145
Representatives in General Court
Nathan Rosenfeld-40 Cedar Street, Milford 175
Wesley Elvidge-20 Worcester Street, Grafton 93
Blanks 120
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Register of Probate and Insolvency
Blanks 194
County Commissioners
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County Treasurer 194
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All used and unused ballots were sealed and delivered to the Town Clerk by the Warden and Clerk.
CATHERINE L. COYNE, Town Clerk
A true copy. Attest:
CATHERINE L. COYNE, Town Clerk
STATE ELECTION NOVEMBER 8th, 1960 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
WORCESTER, SS.
Milford, November 8th, 1960
Pursuant to the foregoing warrant issued by the Selectmen the qualified voters of the several precincts of the Town of Milford assembled at the time and places for the purposes therein expressed. The polls were declared opened at 8 A.M. and closed at 8 P.M.
The ballots cast in the several precincts and the voting lists were delivered, sealed and certified by the Election Officers, to the Town Clerk.
Precinct 1. 11:55 P.M. on November 8th, 1960-1304 voted Precinct 2. 12:20 A.M. on November 9th, 1960-1680 voted Precinct 3. 12:30 A.M. on November 9th, 1960-1571 voted Precinct 4. 1:00 A.M. on November 9th, 1960-1573 voted
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Precinct 5. 1:13 A.M. on November 9th, 1960-2492 voted Total vote cast 8620 voted
A true record. Attest:
CATHERINE L. COYNE,
Town Clerk
Electors of President and Vice President
Precincts
1
2
3
4
5
Total
Decker and Munn-Prohibition 2
3
2
1
1
9
Hass and Cozzini-Socialist Labor 1
4
4
0
1
10
Kennedy and Johnson-
Democratic
1018 1257 1180 1148 1746
6349
Nixon and Lodge-Republican
265
396
368
402
732
2163
Blanks
18
20
17
22
12
89
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Senator in Congress
Precincts
1 2
3
4
5
Total
Leverett Saltonstall-of Dover
Republican
497
759
634
661 1163
3714
Thomas J. O'Connor, Jr .- of
Springfield, Democratic
773
865
878
865 1296
4677
Lawrence Gilfedder-of Watertown Socialist Labor
0
2
1
1
2
6
Mark R. Shaw-of Melrose Prohibition
1
2
0
1
2
6
Blanks
33
52
58
45
29
217
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Governor
Precincts
1
2
3
4
5
Total
John A. Volpe-of Winchester Republican
454
882
597
586 1110
3629
Joseph D. Ward-of Fitchburg Democratic
802
758
924
944 1341
4769
Henning A. Blomen-of Somer- ville, Socialist Labor
3
4
9
2
5
23
1
78
Guy S. Williams-of Worcester Prohibition
3
2
5
4
2
16
Blanks
42
34
36
37
34
183
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Lieutenant Governor
Precincts
1
2
3
4
5
Total
Edward F. Mclaughlin, Jr .- of
Boston, Democratic
944 1052 1095 1077 1599
5767
Augustus G. Means-of Essex Republican
282
443
366
411
779
2281
Thomas Maratea-of Greenfield Prohibition
3
19
12
8
7
49
Francis A. Votano-of Lynn Socialist Labor
12
34
10
10
20
86
Blanks
63
132
88
67
87
437
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Secretary
Precincts
1
2
3
4
5
Total
Edward W. Brooke-of Boston
Republican
293
463
416
433
843
2448
Kevin H. White-of Boston Democratic
914 1028 1050 1041 1529
5562
Fred M. Ingersoll-of Lynn Socialist Labor
6
8
4
3
8
29
Julia B. Kohler-of Boston Prohibition
1
4
3
2
2
12
Blanks
90
177
98
94
110
569
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Attorney General
Precincts
1
2
3
4
5
Total
Edward J. McCormack, Jr .-
of Boston, Democratic
970 1129 1117 1134 1645
5995
George Michaels-of Newton Republican
258
401
357
363
733
2112
August O. Johnson-of Medford Socialist Labor
4
7
10
5
9
35
79
William D. Ross-of Brookline Prohibition
2
4
1
2
5
14
Blanks
70
139
86
69
100
464
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Treasurer
Precincts
1 2
3
4 5
Total
John Thomas Driscoll-of Boston
Democratic
967 1066 1120 1118 1647
5918
Walter J. Trybulski-of Chicopee Republican
233
366
326
343
673
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Warren C. Carberg-of Medway Prohibition
11
16
6
10
25
68
Domenico A. DiGirolamo-of
Boston, Socialist Labor
19
57
16
13
23
128
Blanks
74
175
103
89
124
565
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Auditor
Precincts
1
2
3
4
5
Total
Thomas J. Buckley-of Boston Democratic
1009 1175 1187 1166 1801
6338
Gardner B. Wardwell-of Melrose, Republican
196
305
275
310
569
1655
John B. Lauder-of Revere Prohibition
3
4
1
4
2
14
Arne A. Sortell-of Randolph Socialist Labor
2
9
4
2
1
18
Blanks
94
187
104
91
119
595
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Congressman
Precincts
1
2
3
4 5
Total
Philip J. Philbin-of Clinton Democratic
1078 1326 1271 1312 2045
7032
Blanks
226
354
300
261
447
1588
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Councillor
Precincts
1
2
3
4
5
Total
Michael J. Favulli-of
Worcester, Democratic
929 1174 1080 1053 1611
5847
Quintin J. Cristy-of Shrewsbury Republican
284
378
393
412
749
2216
Blanks
91
128
98
108
132
557
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Senator
Precincts
1
2
3
4
5
Total
Joseph F. Gibney-of Webster
Democratic
1018 1219 1172 1165 1805
6379
Harold L. Hickox, Jr .- of West- borough, Republican
229
347
315
324
595
1810
Blanks
57
114
84
84
92
431
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Representatives in General Court
Precincts
1 2 3
4 5
Total
John F. X. Davoren-of Milford
Democratic
1030 1254 1202 1229 1945
6660
Nathan Rosenfeld-of Milford Republican
824 1310 980 1015 1779
5908
Wesley Elvidge-of Grafton Republican
130
119
162
170
315
896
Carroll D. Lehane-of
Shrewsbury, Democratic
281
198
364
341
435
1619
Blanks
343
479
434
391
510
2157
17,240
Register of Probate and Insolvency
Precincts
1 2 3 4 5
Total
F. Joseph Donohue-of Worcester Democratic
1012 1190 1166 1217 1882
6467
Blanks
292 490 405 356 610
2153
8620
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County Commissioners
Precincts
1 2
3
4 5
Total
Joseph A. Aspero-of Worcester
Democratic
991 1262 1172 1137 1771
6333
Francis E. Cassidy-of Webster Democratic
890
975
996 1016 1651
5528
Walter R. Snyder, Jr .- of Clinton, Republican
209
319
292
349
628
1797
Blanks
518
804
682
644
934
3582
17,240
County Treasurer
Precincts
1 2
3
4 5
Total
Alexander G. Lajoie-of
Worcester, Democratic
960 1110 1112 1071 1660
5913
Donald F. Flanagan-of Holden Republican
224
345
303
363
644
1879
Blanks
120
225
156
139
188
828
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Question No. 1
Precincts
1
2
3
4
5
Total
YES
887 1123 1065 1063 1785
5923
NO
99 122
149
141
245
756
Blanks
318
435
357
369
462
1941
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Question No. 2
Precincts
1
2
3
4 5
Total
YES
853 1069 1016 1006 1680
5624
NO
94 115
133 127 224
693
Blanks
357
496
422
440
588
2303
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Question No. 3
Precincts
1
2
3
4 5 Tctal
YES
866 1061 1011 1009 1719
5666
82
NO Blanks
92
113
131
139
208
683
346
506
429
425
565
2271
8620
The results were announced at 1:55 A.M. on November 9, 1960. A true record.
Attest:
CATHERINE L. COYNE,
Town Clerk
A true copy of the record.
Attest:
CATHERINE L. COYNE, Town Clerk
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING, NOVEMBER 14th, 1960
The meeting was called to order by Moderator John F. Curran at 8 P.M. The Monitors checked the precincts and there were 95 persons present, not a sufficient number to constitute a quorum. A twenty minute recess was declared.
The Monitors checked the precincts for a second count and 102 persons were present, not a sufficient number to constitute a quorum. A ten minute recess was declared.
The Monitors checked the precincts for a third count and 106 persons were present, not a sufficient number to constitute a quorum. A motion was made and seconded to adjourn the meeting until November 22nd, 1960 at 8 P.M.
A true record.
Attest:
CATHERINE L. COYNE, Town Clerk
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ADJOURNED TOWN MEETING, NOVEMBER 22nd, 1960
The meeting was called to order by Moderator Curran at 8 P.M. The Monitors checked the precincts and there were 120 persons present, a sufficient number to constitute a quorum.
The Town Clerk read the warrant and the officer's return thereon.
Moderator Curran read the following Resolution on Joseph Santosuosso, a former member from Precinct 2.
Resolution
WHEREAS: This meeting has learned with great regret of the passing of Joseph A. Santosuosso, A Town Meeting Member of many years standing, a member of the Municipal Athletic Field Com- mittee, a former member of the Finance Committee, and a former member of many special committees of the Town, and
WHEREAS, his passing is mourned by all of us because the community has lost a loyal and honorable citizen, one whose voice was often heard in behalf of the less fortunate, and one who faith- fully discharged all of his obligations.
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED: That this meeting express its sincere sympathy to his family and that his family be presented a copy of these resolutions and that these resolutions be published in the next annual Town Report, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That this meeting stand assembled in silent tribute to his memory.
For the Committee,
JOHN F. CURRAN
Article 1. It was moved that the Town vote to accept the By-Law entitled "Personnel, Wage and Salary Administration Plan" which is presented to the Town by the Personnel Board pursuant to the provisions of the General Laws, Chapter 41, Section 108A as amended:
Personnel Wage and Salary Administration Plan
GENERAL
1.01 This By-Law shall be known as "The Personnel Wage and
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Salary Administration Plan" and is hereby adopted pursuant to the foregoing authority.
1.02 Nothing in this By-Law or in the Personnel Wage and Salary Administration Plan, to which it refers to hereinafter, shall be construed to conflict with Chapter 31 (Civil Service Law) or any other section or chapter of the General Laws, in which case any such provision of this By-Law shall be considered merely as information for the guidance of the voters of Milford.
1.03 All Town Departments and all positions in the Town Service other than the School Committee and the positions under its jurisdiction shall be subject to the provisions of this By-Law and to those of the Classification and Compensation Plan, pro- vided, however, that the salary of elected officials of the Town shall be established by vote of the Annual Town Meeting in conformity with the requirements of Section 108 and 108A of Chapter 41 of the General Laws.
1.04 This By-Law may be amended in accordance with existing Laws, Town regulations and the provisions set forth in the By-Law.
1.05 No amendment shall be made to this By-Law or to the Classi- fication and Compensation Plan until it has been presented by signed petition to the Personnel Board and has been acted upon by this Board. Upon receipt of such a petition, the Board, after giving petitioners, the heads of departments, and em- ployees affected at least three days written notice, shall hold a hearing of the parties interested to consider the proposed amendment. Such a petition shall be presented to the Per- sonnel Board not later than sixty (60) days before a Special Town Meeting and lot later than December 15th for amend- ments to be acted upon at the Annual Town Meeting. If the Board fails to hold a hearing within fifteen (15) days after receiving the petition or fails to act upon a petition within ten (10) days after a hearing, the Board will be deemed to have disapproved the amendment. The petitioners may then propose the amendment to the Town Meeting if they so desire. The Board may of its own motion, after similar hearings of the parties interested, propose such amendments as it deems desirable for efficient administration.
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DEFINITIONS
1.06 As used in this By-Law, the following words and phrases shall have the following meanings unless a different construction is clearly required by the context or by the laws of the Common- wealth.
"Department Heads", the officer, board or other body having. immediate supervision and control of a department; in the instance of a department serving under the supervision and control of the Selectmen, the officer, board or other body immediately responsible to the Board of Selectmen for the administration of the department.
"Continuous Employment", employment uninterrupted except for required military leave, vacation leave, sick leave, bereave- ment leave, court leave or other authorized leave of absence. "Permanent Employee", an employee retained in any position in the Town service which as required or which is likely to require the service of the incumbent without interruption for a period of more than six calendar months, either on a full-time or part-time basis.
"Temporary Employee", an employee retained in any position in the Town service which requires or is likely to require the services of the incumbent for a period not exceeding six (6) months.
"Full-time Employee", an employee retained in any position in the Town service for not less than seven hours per day for five days per week for 52 weeks per year minus legal holidays, required military leave, vacation leave, sick leave, bereave- ment leave, court leave or other authorized leave of absence. "Part-time Employee", an employee, other than a temporary employee, retained in any position in the Town service for less than full-time employment as defined above.
Other definitions of words or phrases may be established under "Administrative Policies and Procedures" when deemed neces- sary by the Personnel Board.
PERSONNEL BOARD
2.01 The Personnel Board shall meet within fifteen (15) days after the date on which the yearly appointment to the Board is.
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effective for the purpose of organizing and electing a Chairman and Executive Secretary for the ensuing year.
2.02 It shall hold regularly scheduled monthly meetings and such special meetings as may be required to properly conduct the business of the Board. Special meetings shall be called by the Chairman of the Board or by a majority of the members of the Board.
2.03 The Board shall keep records of its meetings and other pro- ceedings sufficient for providing a record of continuity of the Board operations from year to year. The records shall be kept by the Secretary of the Board and shall be kept in the Per- sonnel Board's file.
2.04 The Board shall review annually the wage and salary schedule. It shall keep informed as to the pay rates and policies outside the service of the Town and shall recommend to the Town any action which it deems necessary to maintain fair and equitable wage and salary rates.
2.05 The Board shall from time to time review all positions that are subject to the provisions of the plan. Such reviews shall be scheduled as to cover all positions at intervals of not more than three (3) years.
2.06 Appointments to fill expired terms of Personnel Board Mem- bers shall be made as of May 31st of the year in which the appointment terminates. In the event that an appointment is not made on or before May 31st the incumbent shall continue to serve in the position occupied by him until such an appoint- ment is made.
ADMINISTRATION AND RECORDS
3.01 The Personnel Board shall administer the Classification and Compensation Plan in accordance with the rules and regula- tions set forth herewith and shall establish such policies and procedures as it deems necessary for proper administration.
3.02 The Board shall set up and maintain such records as are prescribed in this By-Law and as it deems necessary or desir- able for proper functioning of the plan.
3.03 Department Heads shall, in compliance with Appendix A to this plan, entitled "Administrative Policies and Procedures",
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furnish such information as may be required for the mainten- ance of records.
3.04 Policies and procedures prescribed in Appendix A may be amended or rescinded as deemed necessary by the Personnel Board. The Board shall, upon request by one or more Depart- ment Heads, hold a hearing of the parties interested for the purpose of reviewing any policy or procedure.
3.05 Service Records shall be established and maintained for all permanent employees who are subject in any way to the pro- visions of this plan. The record shall show the Name, Address, Date of Birth, Date of Employment, Veteran's Status if any, and a chronological record of Wage or Salary Progression, Civil Service and other ratings if any, and such other informa- tion as may be deemed necessary or desirable for proper administration of the plan.
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