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MAA -- Federal Administration
1,062.83
911.01
151.82
ADC-Town Appropriation
18.888.60
18,839.59
49.01
ADC-Federal Aid
14,327.02
12.755.19
1.571.83
ADC-Federal Administration
3.152.72
2,378.48
774.24
DA-Town Appropriation
17.821.30
17,704.48
316.82
Account
65
Account
Appropriations Refunds Reimbursements
Expended
Balance
DA-Federal Aid
14,070.72
12,940.17
1.130.55
DA-Federal Administration
1,278.91
812.17
466.74
Veteran's Benefits
29,647.50
24,796.13
4.851.37
General School Maintenance
568,880.00 568,083.89
796.11
School Retirement
2,177.00
725.80
1,451.20
School Retirement-Katherine Twiss 500.00
500.00
Trade School Expenses
13,715.00
13,676.10
38.90
Smith-Hughes Fund
421.30
School Lunch
42,825.69
40,523.81
2.301.88
School Athletics
7,190.56
7,147.45
43.11
Libraries
12,000.00
12,000.00
National Defense Education Title III 1,926.77
National Defense Education Title V
531.38
409.50
121.88
Parks & Playgrounds
13,100.00
13,059.23
40.77
Study of Establishing Park &
Recreational Facilities
100.00
Street Lighting
26,583.00
26,322.29
260.71
General Insurance
10,740.00
10,739.34
.66
Garbage Collection
10,999.92
10,999.92
Town Fire Engineers
75.00
75.00
Town Reports
1,818.64
1,818.64
Memorial Day
650.00
646.99
3.01
Wing Memorial Hospital Fund
2,000.00
2,000.00
County Retirement Assessment
15,892.05
15,892.05
Rent for World War I Vets
100.00
100.00
County Aid to Agriculture
50.00
50.00
Planning Board
50.00
49.49
.51
Cemeteries
28,728.85
22,714.29
6.014.56
Care of Neglected Graves
525.00
525.00
Blue Cross & Shield Insurance
9,000.00
8,419.66
580.34
Group Insurance
2,447.33
2,164.14
283.19
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Balance Sheet
December 31, 1962
Debit
Credit
Cash
Taxes, 1957
$916,936.96 98.60
Taxes, 1958
135.00
Taxes, 1959
445.20
Taxes, 1960
887.40
Taxes, 1961
10,591.64
Taxes, 1962
42,321.04
Motor Vehicle Tax, 1958
124.26
Motor Vehicle Tax, 1959
1,280.57
Motor Vehicle Tax, 1960
1,443.37
Motor Vehicle Tax, 1961
2,185.56
Motor Vehicle Tax, 1962
19,763.16
Farm Animal Tax, 1962
26.25
Tax Titles
2,154.23
Tax Possessions
717.94
Overlay, 1957
98.60
Overlay, 1958
135.00
Overlay, 1959
445.20
Overlay, 1960
439.40
Overlay, 1961
10,591.64
Overlay, 1962
8,238.34
Overlay Reserve
52,979.27
Accounts Receivable
Public Welfare
379.68
Aid to Dependent Children
3,960.22
Old Age Assistance
367.35
Veterans Benefits
8,827.87
Schools
606.00
Cemetery 925.67
Old Age Assistance - Recovery
1,635.00
1961 Chapter 90 - Maintenance - County
3,000.00
1961 Chapter 90 - Shearer St. - County
8,500.00
Chapter 90 - Maintenance - State
4,000.00
Chapter 90 - Maintenance - County
4,000.00
Chapter 90 Calkins Road - State
16,000.00
Chapter 90 - Calkins Road - County
8,000.00
Federal Withholding Tax
9,415.04
Mass. Withholding Tax
2,467.66
County Retirement
1.280.95
Blue Cross - Employees
311.62
Blue Cross - Retired
54.82
Group Insurance - Employees
696.04
Group Insurance - Retired
15.58
Parking Meter Fund
10,073.23
County Tax - 1962
679.65
67
State Parks - 1962
Dog Licenses
519.71 10.00 217.17
Sale of Cemetery Lots
6,170.00
Bequest
1,000.00
Land Taking - Burleigh Park
25,000.00
Interest on Fuller Fund for Parks
159.51
Interest on Fuller Fund for Schools
79.75
High School Construction
298,517.31
High School Remodeling
44,294.34
Premium on Sale of School Bonds
6,903.00
Motor Vehicle Excise Revenue
24,796.92
Farm Animal Excise Revenue
26.25
Tax Title Revenue - Town
2,840.15
Tax Title Revenue - District
32.02
Departmental Revenue
15,066.79
Aid to Highway Revenue
43,500.00
Excess and Deficiency
439,821.28
Plans and Specs for Construction of New
Town Office Building
14,575.78
Purchase of Forest Fire Truck
10,000.00
Vital Statistics
800.00
Street Signs
500.00
Highways - Charles St. - C
600.00
Highways - Fuller St. - D
1,547.09
Sewerage Engineering
63.68
Sidewalks - Longview St. - A
300.00
Snow Removal 4,229,13
Chapter 90 - Calkins Road and Ludlow Road
12,555.50
Old Age Assistance - Federal Aid
17,555.44
Old Age Assistance - Federal Administration
175.74
Medical Assistance - Federal Aid
2,189.21
Medical Assistance - Federal Administration
151.82
Aid to Dependent Children - Federal Aid
1,571.83
Aid to Dependent Children - Federal Adminis.
774.24
Disability Assistance - Federal Aid
1,130.55
Disability Assistance - Federal Adminis.
466.74
Smith Hughes Fund 421.30
School Lunch
2,301.88
School Athletics
43.11
National Defense Education - Title 3
1,926.77
National Defense Education - Title 5
121.88
For Study of Park and Recreational Possibilities 100.00
$1,070,145.44 $1,070,145.44
JOSEPH S. GILL
Town Accountant
Tailings
68
Report of The Board of Public Welfare and Bureau of Old Age Assistance
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and Citizens of Palmer:
The annual report of the Board of Public Welfare and Bureau of Old Age Assistance on General Relief, Old Age Assistance, Med- ical Assistance for the Aged, Aid to Dependent Children and Dis- ability Assistance for the year ending December 31, 1962 is hereby respectfully submitted :
GENERAL RELIEF
Aided in this Town:
No. of Cases 47
No. of Persons 149
Amount $10,968.47
Palmer Settled Cases
Unsettled Cases - Cases having no settlement in this State 14
51
5,109.70*
Cases Settled in Other Cities
and Towns - Aided in Palmer 22
89
7,033.42 **
Palmer Settled Cases - Aided by Other Cities and Towns 9
29
6,067.75
Total Expenses for Aid under
General Relief program
92
318
$29,179.34
Administrative Expenses from Support of Poor Account
5,542.55
Total Expenses for Support of Poor and General Administration from Town Appr. Account
$34,721.89
Expenses for Support of Poor taken from O.A.A. Town Appr. Acct.
477.97
Salary of Board of Public Welfare
750.00
Total Welfare Expenses
$35,949.86
To be reimbursed by State, after billing.
To be reimbursed by other cities and towns, after billing.
RECEIPTS
Town Appropriations :
Support of Poor and Gen. Adm. $34,500.00
69
Refunds to Town Appr. Salary of Board
325.59
750.00
Total Town Appr. and Refunds
35,575.59
Reimbursements :
Cities and Towns
8,740.11
State
3,766.58
Refunds, Individuals
59.90
Total Reimbursements and Refunds 12,566.59
Total Receipts
$48,142.18
PAYMENTS
Administration : Salary of Board
750.00
750.00
Administrative Expenses :
Salaries of Office Staff
4,422.45
4,422.45
Total Salary Expense taken from Support of Poor Account
5,172.45
Other Administrative Expenses :
Travel
42.48
Telephones
412.82
Postage
116.08
Lights
87.77
Office Supplies
359.40
Administrators Assn. Dues and Expenses
42.25
Equipment
40.80
Bulletins
10.00
Repair Typewriter
8.50
1,120.10
Total Expenses for Administration taken from Support of Poor Account 6,292.55
Expenses for Aid from Support of Poor Account :
Town Cases
10,968.47
Unsettled
5,109.70
Settled in Other Cities and Towns -
Aided in Palmer
7,033.42
Palmer Settled Cases - Aided
By Other Cities and Towns
6,067.75
Total Expenses for Aid from Support of Poor Account. 29,179.34
70
Expenses for Support of Poor taken
from Town Appr. OAA and MAA: Town Cases
48.40
Unsettled Cases
339.33
For Other Cities and Towns
8.70
Office Supplies
42.59
Telephones
38.95
Total Expenses for Support of Poor taken from OAA and MAA Town Account 477.97
Total Expenses for Aid and Administration for Support of Poor
$35,949.86
NET COST OF CHARITIES
Total Expenses for Aid and Administration for Support of Poor
$35,949.86
Less :
Reimbursements from State
3,766.58
Reimbursements from Other Cities
and Towns
8,740.11
Refunds from Individuals
59.90
Bills Receivable, State and Other
Cities and Towns
379.68
Town Appr. Balance, Dec. 31, 1962
103.70
13,049.97
Net Cost to Town $22,899.89
Balance December 31, 1962 - Support of Poor
$103.70
OLD AGE ASSISTANCE AND MEDICAL ASSISTANCE FOR THE AGED
76
Applications Pending, January 1, 1962
4
Applications Received during the Year 8
9
Applications Rejected during the Year
3
Applications Pending, December 31, 1962
0
Cases Closed during the Year
8
Palmer Settled Cases Aided By Other Cities and Towns
10
Med. Assistance for the Aged Cases Aided during Year 33
Number of Active Cases, O.A.A., December 31, 1962 77
RECEIPTS
Town Appropriation, Aid and Gen. Expenses Old Age Assistance and Med. Assistance for the Aged $67,000.00
and General Administration Account
Number of Active Cases, January 1, 1962
Applications Approved during the Year
71
Salary of Bureau of O.A.A.
Refunds, Town Appr. OAA and M.A.A.
750.00 46.30
Total Town Appr. and Refunds
U.S. Grants for Old Age Assistance :
Balance on hand, Jan. 1, 1962 16,368.45
Received during the Year 45,910.35
Refunds and Recoveries credited Fed.
Grant Aid Account 2,505.78
64,784.58
U.S. Grants for Old Age Administration :
Balance on hand, Jan. 1, 1962 1,131.75
Received during the year 2,032.66
3,164.41
Reimbursements, Old Age Assistance :
Cities and Towns
938.22
State, for Aid
27,479.66
Meal Tax Receipts from State
3,959.04
State, for Administration
1,024.80
Recoveries credited State's share
2,199.80
Recoveries, local Share
1,099.54
36,700.34
Recoveries :
Received during 1962, not as yet
allocated by Bureau of Accounts 1,635.00
1,635.00
U.S. Grants for Med. Assistance for the Aged : Balance on hand, Jan. 1, 1962 2,206.89
Received during the year 15,233.40
Refunds 191.16
17,631.45
J.S. Grants for Adm. of Med. Assistance for the Aged program :
Balance on hand, Jan. 1, 1962
387.24
Received during the year
675.59
1,062.83
Reimbursements for Med. Assistance for the Aged :
From State for Aid
10,238.94
From State for Administration
335.50
$67,796.30
10,574.44
72
Total Receipts for Old Age Assistance and Medical Assistance for the Aged, including Administration
$203,349.35
PAYMENTS
Expenses from Town Appr. for Old Age Assistance
For Town Cases 35,402.57
For Cases Settled in Other Cities and Towns 1,763.75
For Unsettled Cases 7,122.56
For Palmer Settled Cases - Aided
By Other Cities and Towns 653.27
Total Expenses for Old Age Assistance
from Town Appr. Account
44.942.15
Expenses for Med. Assistance for the
Aged from Town Appr. Account
15,878.85
15,878.85
Total Expenses for Aid - Old Age Assistance and Med. Assistance for the Aged from
Town Appr. Account
60,821.00
Administrative Expenses from Town Appr.
in connection with O.A.A. and M.A.A.
Salaries of Office Staff
5,441.75
Transportation
43.12
Office Supplies and Equipment
42.59
Telephones
38.95
Postage
20.00
Service Agreement - Adding Machine
20.80
Total Administrative Expenses from Town Appropriation 5,607.21
Total Expenses for Old Age Assistance,
Med. Assistance for the Aged and
Administration taken from Town
Appropriation Account
66,428.21
Salary of Bureau of O.A.A. 750.00
750.00
Total Expenses for Old Age Assistance, Med. Assistance for the Aged and Administration taken from Town Appr. Expenses from Fed. Grants for Old Age Assistance : Town Cases 34,555.95
$67,178.21
73
Cases Settled in Other Cities and Towns
2,480.53 6,491.10
Unsettled Cases
Palmer Settled Cases, Aided
701.56
By Other Cities and Towns Transfer to Fed. Grant, D.A. Acct.
3,000.00
Total Expenses for Old Age Assistance taken from Fed. Grant OAA Account
47,229.14
Expenses for Med. Assistance for the Aged from Fed. Grants MAA Account 15,442.24
15,442.24
Expenses from Fed. Grants for Old Age Administration :
Salaries of Office Staff
2,725.29
Meeting Expenses
27.75
Transportation
92.01
Office Supplies
73.16
Telephones
50.25
Postage
6.50
Office Lights
13.71
Total Expenses from Fed. Grants for Old Age Administration Account 2,988.67
Administrative Expenses from Fed. Grants
for Administration - MAA - Account : Salaries of Office Staff
842.06
Transportation Office Supplies 2.57
Total Administrative Expenses from Fed. Grant - MAA Adm. Account 911.01
Total Expenses for Old Age Assistance,
Med. Assistance for the Aged and
Administration of these programs
$133,749.27
Total Expenses for Aid :
O.A.A. from Town Appr. Account 44,942.15
O.A.A. from Fed. Grant Aid Acct. 47,229.14
M.A.A. from Town Appr. Acct. 15,878.85
M.A.A. from Fed. Grant M.A.A. Acct. 15,442.24
Total Expenses for Aid - O.A.A. and Med. Assistance for the Aged
$123,492.38
Administrative Expenses under OAA and MAA:
From Town Appropriation 6,357.21
From Fed. Grants for Adm. OAA 3,296.52
66.38
74
From Fed. Grants for Adm. MAA 603.16
Total Administrative Expenses OAA and MAA 10,256.89
Total Expenses for Aid and Administration Old Age Assistance and Med. Assistance for the Aged
$133,749.27
Balance from Fed. Grant Aid - OAA-
Acct.
$17,555.44
Balance, Fed. Grant Adm. - OAA - Acct. 175.74
Balance, Town Appr. Aid and Gen. Exp.
OAA and MAA Acct.
618.09
Balance. Fed. Grant MAA - Aid - Acct. 2,189.21
Balance, Fed. Grant MAA - Adm. - Acct. 151.82
Total Balance $20,690.30
NET COST OF OLD AGE ASSISTANCE AND
MEDICAL ASSISTANCE FOR THE AGED
Total Expenses - Old Age Assistance and
Med. Assistance for the Aged Accounts $133,749.27
Less :
Fed. Grants for Adm. OAA received
during yr.
Fed. Grants for Aid OAA received
during yr. 45,910.35
Fed. Grants for M.A.A. received during yr. 15,233.40 Fed. Grants for M.A.A. Adm. received
during yr.
675.59
Bills Receivable, O.A.A. Other Cities
and Towns 367.35
Refunds and Recoveries, OAA 7,485.70
Meal Tax Receipts from State 3,959.04
Reimbursements, State for Aid - MAA 10,238.94
Reimbursements, State for Adm. - MAA 335.50
Reimbursements, State for Adm. - OAA 1,024.80
Reimbursements, State for Aid - OAA 27,479.66 Reimbursements, Cities and Towns - OAA 938.22
Refunds and Recoveries - MAA 191.16
Town Appr. Balance, Dec. 31, 1962 618.09
Less Expenses under General Relief taken
from O.A.A. Town Account 477.97
116,968.43
Net Cost to Town
$16,780.84
2,032.66
75
AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN
Cases with Eligible Relatives
and Eligible
Children
Number of Active Cases,
January 1, 1962
14
11
35
Applications Pending,
0
0
0
Applications Received
during the Year
26
24
55
Applications Approved
19
15
38
Applications Rejected
during the Year
5
7
13
Applications Withdrawn
during the Year
0
0
0
Applications Pending
December 31, 1962
2
2
4
Cases Closed during
the Year
17
9
28
Active Cases,
December 31, 1962
16
17
45
RECEIPTS
Town Appropriation, Aid and General
Expenses
$12,000.00
Refunds to Town Appropriation
38.60
Transfers
6,850.00
$18,888.60
U.S. Grants for A.D.C. Aid :
Balance on hand, Jan. 1, 1962
764.07
Received during the year
13,357.50
Refunds to Fed. Grant Aid Acct.
205.45
U.S. Grants for A.D.C. Adm :
Balance on hand, Jan. 1, 1962
645.04
Received during the year
2,507.68
3,152.72
Reimbursements :
State, for Aid
9,484.31
State, for Administration
1,201.53
10,685.84
$47,054.18
Total Receipts
14,327.02
January 1, 1962
during the Year
76
EXPENDITURES
Cash, from Fed. Grants for Aid Acct.
$12,755.19
Cash, from Town Appr. Acct. 18,516.14
Total Expenses for Aid
31,271.33
Administrative Expenses from
Town Appropriation Account : Salaries of Office Staff 323.45
323.45
Administrative Expenses from Fed. Grant
for Adm. Account:
Salaries of Office Staff
2,272.18
Transportation Office Supplies
38.54
2,378.48
Total Expenses for Aid and Gen. Adm ..
under A.D.C. program
$33,973.26
Balance from Town Appr. Aid and
Gen. Exp. - ADC
49.01
Balance from Fed. Grant for Aid - ADC
1,571.83
Balance from Fed. Grant for Adm. - ADC 774.24
Total Balance $2,395.08
NET COST OF A.D.C.
Total Expenses
$33.973.26
Less :
Reimbursements from State for Aid
and Administration
10,685.84
Fed. Grants received during the year
15,865.18
Refunds
244.05
Accounts Receivable, State
3,960.22
Town Appropriation Balance,
December 31, 1962
49.01
30,804.30
Net Cost to Town
$3,168.96
DISABILITY ASSISTANCE
Number of Active Cases, January 1, 1962
16
Applications pending, January 1, 1962
0
Applications Received during the Year
18
Applications Approved during the Year
17
Applications Rejected during the Year
1
Applications Pending, December 31, 1962
0
67.76
77
Cases Closed during the Year 9
Number of Active Cases, December 31, 1962
24
RECEIPTS
Town Appropriation, Aid and General
Expenses
$10,500.00 121.30
Refunds to Town Appropriation
Transfer
7.200.00
U.S. Grants for Disability Assistance : Balance on hand, January 1, 1962 Received during the year Refunds
1,146.99
9,674.60
249.13
Transfer from Fed. Grant OAA Aid Account 3,000.00
14,070.72
U.S. Grants for Disability Assistance Administration :
Balance on hand, January 1, 1962
595.38
Received during the Year
683.53
1,278.91
Reimbursements :
State, for Aid
12,961.41
State, for Administration
335.95
13,297.36
Total Receipts
$46,468.29
PAYMENTS
From Fed. Grants for Aid
$12,940.17
From Town Appr. for Aid
17.704.48
Total Expenses for Aid
$30,644.65
Expenses from Fed. Grants for Administration :
Salaries of Office Staff
735.32
Transportation
56.85
Postage
20.00
Total Expenses from Fed. Grants For Administration Acct. 812.17
Total Expenses for Aid and Administration under D.A. program $31,456.82
$17,821.30
78
Balance from Town Appr. for Aid
116.82 and Adm. - D.A.
Balance from Fed. Grants for Aid - D.A.
1,130.55
Balance from Fed. Grants for Adm. - D.A. 466.74
Total Balance
$1,714.11
NET COST OF DISABILITY ASSISTANCE
Total Expenses Less :
$31,456.82
Fed. Grants for Aid and Adm. received
during the year
$10,358.13
Reimbursements, State for Aid
12,961.41
Reimbursements, State for Adm.
335.95
Refunds
370.43
24,025.92
Net Cost to Town $7,430.90
Respectfully submitted,
STANLEY J. IZYK, Chairman
JOHN K. MCKENZIE MARTIN E. KAPINOS
Board of Public Welfare and
Bureau of Old Age Assistance BY : NELLIE R. KOKOSZKA, Director
79
Report of Chief of Police
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen Palmer, Massachusetts
Gentlemen :
I submit herewith my annual report of the police department for the year ending December 31, 1962.
During the year, 511 complaints were issued against 395 males and 30 females. There were 13 delinquency complaints is- sued against juveniles. The cruisers covered 97,577 miles in motor patrols; nine stolen cars were recovered; and 290 sum- monses were served for other departments.
Three persons were killed in automobile accidents and of these two were operators of motor vehicles, and one was a pass- enger in a motor vehicle. In 36 automobile accidents, 59 persons were injured including two pedestrians and two bicyclists. There were 75 automobile accidents causing property damage.
On July 14, 1962, Sergeant Harry E. Murphy retired from the police force. He was appointed an intermittent officer on June 15, 1942, a regular patrolman on January 1, 1947, and sergeant on June 28, 1961. During these years he has performed his duties faithfully and well and it is the hope of the members of this de- partment that he is able to enjoy his retirement for a good num- ber of years.
On September 13, 1962, Harold L. Olson was appointed ser- geant. William E. Reynolds resigned from the police force on October 1, 1962, and on the same day Sydney Clark was appointed a regular patrolman, making the total complement of this de- partment ten men including seven patrolmen, two sergeants, and the chief of police.
During the year the department lost two men and gained only one. The demand for service increases constantly and I would recommend the appointment of three additional patrolmen.
In conclusion, I wish to thank your honorable board for the cooperation it has extended to me during the past year. I wish to thank my police officers for their cooperation and assistance dur- ing the year, and to express my appreciation to all of the people of Palmer who have aided the department in any way.
Respectfully submitted,
WILLIAM E. HOLT
Chief of Police
80
LIST OF OFFENSES PROSECUTED IN PALMER IN 1962
Crimes Against Persons :
Assault and Battery 14
Total
14
Crimes Against Property :
Breaking and Entering and Larceny
2
Larceny and Attempt Malicious Mischief Using Motor Vehicle Without Authority
16
1
4
Total 23
Crimes Against Public Order :
Disturbing the Peace
7
Delinquency
11
Driving to Endanger Lives
19
Driving While Under Influence of Liquor 34
Drunkenness
92
Fire Laws
1
Fugitives
1
Illegitimacy
2
Liquor Laws
2
Motor Vehicle Laws
273
Narcotic and Drug Laws
2
Non Support and Neglect
9
Non Payment of Wages
1
Runaway
1
Stubborness
1
Truancy
1
Vagrancy
8
Violation of Probation
9
Total 474
Grand Total
511
Parking Tickets Issued : 619
Dispositions : Fined 366, Filed 37, House of Correction Sus- pended 17. Probation 14, Committed House of Correction 25, Turned Over to Other Departments 17, Bound Over Grand Jury 2, Dismissed 19, Pending 11.
81
Report of Park Commissioners
Due to the construction of the new High School the past year has seen many changes in the appearance of Legion Field.
The construction forced us to lose one softball diamond, tennis courts, skating areas and forced us to relocate the baseball dia- mond. This relocation of the baseball diamond made us build an addition to the backstop.
The loss of the tennis courts was keenly felt by some as this was the first time that the town did not have any tennis courts to play on.
Losing our skating areas forced us to find a suitable area to replace them. We met this problem by building two rinks on Legion Field, one rink was used for hockey and the other for skating. The hockey rink was built mostly for the needs of the Palmer High hockey team.
We also built a skating rink on the Common in Three Rivers. Legion Field this year was used to full capacity and this resulted in the field having to take a beating from the persons who used it and front the dry weather we had during the summer.
With our water supply to the field cut off by the constructon, we were unable to keep the field in the excellent condition it was in before the construction started. In our opinion it will take a lot of hard work to restore the field. Burleigh Park was again kept open to accommodate the many picnickers of the area.
This year the added work in relocating the diamond, tearing down the wire fence around the tennis courts and Legion Field, building the addition to the backstop, finding new areas for skat- ing forced us to go over our budget.
This made us go to the town and get an additional $1800 in our budget to finish the year.
The members of the board wish to thank all those who helped make this year a pleasant and happy one. A special thanks to the Selectmen for their guidance and aid during the past year.
Respectfully submitted,
EMMETT AHEARN, Chairman ROBERT LAVIOLETTE, Secretary JOSEPH PAPUZENSKI JACOB TOSHIKIAN JOSEPH WITKOWSKI
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Jury List 1962-1963
Name
Precinct A
Walter H. C. Erikson
Stanley Lachowski
Frank Kane
Guy A. Celentano
Joseph P. Boydak, Jr.
Robert McKee
Frederick B. Mansfield
Robert S. Forsman
Thomas R. Yule
Frank P. Golas
Rudolph E. Kivior
Lewis W. Iadisernia
Robert M. Stearns
Leslie M. Thomas
Richard A. Laviolette
James D. Stephenson
Florence H. Johnson
Anthony A. Hryniewicz
Eugene S. Tyburski
Frank H. Sterling
John R. Ahearn
George A. Backus
Emmett F. Ahearn
Rene A. Couture
Everett C. Daly
Julius Riel
Harold E. Calkins
Robert L. McDonald
Leopold Santucci
Donald E. Machia
John T. Spelko
Norman E. Wilson
Kenneth E. Hannan
Frank B. Smith
Joseph C. Santucci
Harold H. Christiansen
William Bren Anthony Miceli
Jerry T. Denning, Jr.
Carl R. Prater
John F. Doyle
Thomas H. Hewitt
Address
Flynt St. 28 Roosevelt St. 54 Wilson Ave. 4 Allen St. 42 Thorndike St. 10 Deborah St. Beech St. 125 Shearer St. 80 Buckland Rd. 75 Longview St. 743 No. Main St. 12 Maple St. 30 Searle St. 66 Water St. No. Main St. 18 Spring St. 1 Breckenridge St. 18 Wilson Ave. 15 Brown St. 28 Maple St. 210 South Main St. 16 Park St. 53 Central St. 40 Pleasant St. 594 North Main St. 21 Arnold St. Breckenridge St.
5 Brown St. 194 Calkins Rd. 4 Norman St. French Drive
10 Maple St. 23 Maple St. 57 Fairview St. 216 So. Main St. Flynt St. 3 Green St. 381 Main St. 243 So. Main St. 67 Shearer St. 27 Squier St. 60 Pinney St.
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Name
Address
Precinct B
Florence G. Cadieux Henry P. Hebert
Roger G. Fortune Oda B. Witkoski
Louis W. Janulewicz Thaddeus S. Kszepka Nora T. Rondeau
Walter E. Janik
Walter F. Papuga
George L. Fortune
Charles H. Bressette
Edward A. Witkowski
Michael J. O'Connor
Walter S. Sydìa
Maurice J. Moynahan
Teresa M. Sullivan John R. Cantwell
63 Church St. 14 School St. 53 Center St. 70 Pleasant St. 437 High St. 400 Main St. 152 Main St.
52 High St. 86 High St. 53 Center St. 4 Main St. 70 Pleasant St. 35 Main St. 35 Church St. 329 High St. 41 Pleasant St. 315 High St.
Precinct O
Louis LaRose William McKee
Edward Graveline
Raymond L bera Peter M. Chess.
Frank A. Kajka
Chester F. Brozek Herman W. Dohms John A. Dougal Joseph S. Witkowski
George J. Moreschi Henry J. Les Emile E. Grego're Leo C. Bengle
Paul R. Raymond
John R. Eurkus Edward Smola Stanley J. Strycharz
Clarence E. Lague Edward Bachand Charles E. Graveline Stanley P. Bernat Anthony C. Putz
Stephen B. Sierakowski John J. Cichon Joseph P. Kazemekas Oscar Laviolette Joseph P. Zagraniczny
Edgewood St. 44 South St. 94 Pleasant St. 159 Main St. 258 Main St. 92 North St. 35 Ruggles St. 153 Springfield St. South St. 80 Belchertown St. 112 North St. Calkins Rd. 144 Main St. 15 Prospect St. 11 Prospect St. 81 Springfield St. 77 North St. 300 Main St. 120 Palmer St. Sykes St. 119 Main St. 97 Bourne St. 141 Main St. 31 Cross St. Calkins Rd. 48 Bourne St. 122 Palmer St. 41 Springfield St.
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