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Article 12, 1961, Chapter 90, Dascomb Rd.
2,753.73
Article 13, 1961, Loader with Backhoe Equip- ment
220.00
Article 42, 1956, Storm Drainage, Hidden Rd.
1,769.78
Article 1, 1957, South School 393.92
Article 23, 1961, Outside Facilities, High School
22,000.00
206
$ 13,700.00 353.22 24.16 1,693.11 26,456.45 7,256.22
29.25 500.35 260.09 6,067.00 5,800.00
Article 24, 1960, Preliminary Plans, New Elementary School $
Article 21, 1961, New Elementary School Article 20, 1959, Addition to Library Article 8, 1958, Acquire Future School Sites, Etc.
3,002.62 759,063.27 630.31
19,100.00
Article 9, 1959, Revising and Redrafting Zoning By-Laws 188.62
Article 11, 1957, Purchasing and Develop- ing Land for Off-Street Parking
25,000.00
Article 12, 1957, To Develop Additional Off-Street Parking 3,875.68
Article 14, 1957, Acquire Future School Sites, Etc.
6,828.95
Article 14, 1961, Establish Boundaries Article 15, 1953, Purchase and Develop Parking Areas
941.90
Article 15, 1958, Development and Indus- trial Commission 550.00
Article 15, 1960, Engineering Studies for Town Utilities, New Route 495 .75
Article 16, 1960, Pipe for Crossing Rte.495
25,091.49 Article 16, 1961, Land Purchase by Conserva- tion Committee 1,500.00
Article 17, 1957, Study the Town By-Laws and Zoning By-Laws
1,000.00
Article 17, 1961, Land Acquisition Com- mittee 30,000.00
Article 26, 1960, Land Acquisition
25,000.00
Article 53, 1960, Establish Boundaries of Existing Ways used Publicly
654.50
Article 60, 1961, Civil War Centennial Committee 526.90
Article 1, 1957, Addition Water Supply, BallardVale and Abbott Wells 35,151.21 Article 5, 1961, Improvements to Water System 25,256.77
Article 6, 1961, Engineering Supervision Route 495
8,116.95
19,026.00
Article 7, 1961, Replace Present Water Shop Article 9, 1961, Remove Gravel and Fill, Haggetts Pond
735.90
Article 11, 1960, Construct Drain from Muni- cipal Parking Lot to School or Central Streets
1,473.77
Article 17. 1961, Main Construction Lowell Street to Sherbourne Street 1,802.91
207
2,000.00
Article 31, 1957, Improvements to Water System $ 804.07
Article 44, 1960, Land at Haggetts Pond for increasing Water Storage
8,829.20
Article 48, 1960, Storm Drainage, Rogers Brook
23,776.02 60.00
Veterans' Quarters
School Cafeterias
33,524.03 10, 694.44
Andover Athletic Association
Aid to Depondent Children Federal Grants
1,065.41 522.06
Disability Assistance Federal Grants
Old Age Assistance Federal Grants
4,435.79
Medical Assistance for Aged 669.75
$ 2,304,027.44
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REVENUE ACCOUNTS - RESERVE UNTIL COLLECTED MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE TAXES
Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes
Motor Vehicle Excise Revenue
55,121.02 $
1955
$
58.71
1956
213.91
1957
322.81
1958
2,475.55
1959
6,435.38
1960
10,248.55
1961
35,366.11
$ 55,121.02
$ 55,121.02
FARM ANIMAL EXCISE TAXES
Farm Animal Excise Taxes
Farm Animal Excise Revenue
1961
$
.20
$
.20
$
.20
$
.20
TAX TITLES
Tax Titles $ 2,680.32 Tax Titles 12,241.33
Possessions
Tax Titles Revenue $ 14,921.65
$ 14,921.65 $ 14,921.65
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SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS
Sewer
Suspended $
404.82
Added to Taxes
1958
21.39
1959
437.52
1960
585.47
1961
624.98
Water Betterments
Added to Taxes
1960
56.10
1961
56.10
Committed Interest
1958
45.85
1959
145.56
1960
244.60
1961
341.52
$ 2,963.91
$ 2,963.91
DEPARTMENTAL ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
Fire Department $ 845.00
Sewer Installations
531.80
General Relief 75.00
Highways Department
192.00
Old Age Assistance
492.65
School Department
2,012.16
Departmental
Revenue $ 4,148.61
$ 4,148.61
Special Assessments Revenue
$ 2,963.91
$ 4,148.61
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WATER DEPARTMENT ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
Water Rates $ 46,588.66
Water Revenue $ 51,003.97
Water Services & Miscellaneous 3,060.30
Water Services
Added to Taxes
1959
396.49
1960
121.85
1961
6.00
Water Liens Added to Taxes
1958
124.29
1959
21.92
1960
488.36
1961
196.10
$ 51,003.97
$
51,003.97
STATE AND COUNTY AID TO HIGHWAYS ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
State and County Aid
to Highways $ 9,645.56
State and County Aid to Highways Revenue $ 9,6115.56
$ 9,645.56 $ 9,645.56
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MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS
Net Funded and Fixed Debt $3,554,000.00
Article 1, 1951
Elem. School $ 250,000.00
Article 1, 1957
South School 640,000.00
Article 1, 1957
BallardVale & Abbott Wells 170,000.00
Article 10, 1955
High School 1,415,000.00 Article 14, 1960 Sewer Trunk Line 214,000.00
Article 24, 1961
Elem. School 865,000.00
$3,554,000.00
$3,554,000.00
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DEFERRED REVENUE
Suspended Sewer Assessments $ 5,915.04
Suspended Sewer Assessments Revenue $ 5,915.04
Apportioned Sewer
Assessments
Not Due $ 62,007.97
Apportioned Sewer Assess- ments Due
1962
$ 5,899.72
1963
5,797.22
1964
5,600.00
1965
5,336.84
1966
4,979.52
1967
4,477.01
1968
4,219.07
1969
2,870.03
1970
2,594.08
1971
2,594.08
1972
2,574.63
1973
2,560.59
1974
2,560.59
1975
2,560.56
1976
2,207.25
1977
1,949.96
1978
1,756.12
1979
1,470.60
$ 62,007.97
$ 62,007.97
213
DEFERRED REVENUE
Suspended Water Betterments $ 3,005.78
Apportioned Water Betterment Assess-
ments Not Due $ 9,384.99
Suspended Water Betterments Revenue $ 3,005.78
Apportioned Water Better- ment Assessments Revenue
Due 1962
$ 921.87
1963
921.87
1964
921.88
1965
921.88
1966
921.89
1967
921.89
1968
379.59
1969
379.59
1970
379.59
1971
379.59
1972
379.59
1973
379.59
1974
379.59
1975
379.59
1976
379.59
1977
355.20
1978
41.10
1979
41.10
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$ 9,384.99
$ 9,384.99
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TRUST FUNDS
Trust and Investment Funds - Cash and Securities $ 436,712.41
Emma J. Lincoln Village Improvement Fund$ 857.67 Dr. Edward C. Conroy School Fund 296.20 Draper School Fund 1,326.58 Holt School Fund
Alfred V. Lincoln
98.31
Spell. Bee Fund 565.16 -
Emily F. Raymond Fund 1,500.00
Walter Landor
Raymond Welfare Fund 10,850.45
David & Lucy
Hayward Shaw
Welfare Fund 11,620.35
Edward Taylor
Fuel Fund 178.51
Emeline S. Lincoln
Village Improve- ment Fund 1,575.11
Varnum Lincoln
Spell. Bee Fund 565.17
Richardson School Fund 1,381.09
U. S. Constitution
Fund, Andover Post #8 203.08
Kate Adams Swift
Fund for Memorial
Hall Library 241.02
J. M. Bean Cemetery Flower Fund 104.06
M. E. Carter Cemetery Flower Fund 322.64
Vesta A. Davis Com-
stery Flower Fund 104.06
Ellen F. Foster Cem- etery Flower Fund 101.97
Isaac E. Giddings Burial Ground Fund 1,454.62
John Kershaw Cem- etery Flower Fund 50.54 Ralph J. Maslen Cem- etery Flower Fund 263.32
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Mary E. Morrill Cem- etery Flower Fund $ 104.06
Frances Nichols Cem- etery Flower Fund 50.54
Abbie M. Smart
Special Cemetery Fund 1,387.69
J. M. Soutar Cem-
etery Flower Fund 318.96
Post War Rehabili- tation Fund 25,872.72
Nettie E. Hudson
Cemetery Flower Fund 210.05
Thomas Thin Cemetery
Flower Fund 536.22
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William A. Allen
Flower Fund 211.08
George A. Torrey
Cemetery Flower Fund 549.98
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Alexander Smith Cem-
etery Flower Fund 157.80
Bertha M. Stevens Cemetery Flower Fund 210.26
G. H. Wardwell Com-
etery Flower Fund 538.83
White & McGraw Cem- etery Flower Fund 50.54
John Cornell Wood
& Coal Fund 7,005.46
Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds 171,966.84
Punchard Free School Principal Fund 77,866.57
Barnard Fund 1,033.13
Henry W. & Mabel Barnard Fund 1,112.82
Draper Fund
1,566.45
Goldsmith Fund 343.48
Edna G. Chapin Fund 2,308.71
Elizabeth T. Gut- terson Scholar-
ship Fund
1,022.40
216
M. E. Gutterson Botany Prize Fund
330.31
Alice M. Bell Fund 1,017.20
Helen & Harold
Rafton Fund 755.82
Reserve Fund 9,714.48
Memorial Hall Li-
brary Fund 95,366.41
Andover Tennis
Court Fund
829.63
Mary E. Farrington
Flower Fund 614.06
$ 436,712.41
$ 436,712.41
MUNICIPAL CONTRIBUTORY RETIREMENT FUND
Municipal Contributory
Retirement Funds
Cash & Securities
$ 477,212.46
Accrued Interest on Bonds 4,870.32
Annuity Reserve Fund
73,563.76
Pension Fund
70,999.52
Expense Fund
1,255.94
$ 482,082.78
$ 482,082.78
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Annuity Savings Fund $ 332,809.11
Military Service Fund 3,454.45
ANDOVER CONTRIBUTORY BOARD OF RETIREMENT REPORT
The Town of Andover Contributory Board of Retirement herewith submits the following report for the year 1961:
Cash on Hand, January 1, 1961 $ 5,094.94
Receipts :
Appropriations :
Town Pension Fund $ 58,640.00
Andover Housing
Authority
407.00
Expense Fund
2,937.00
Members' Contributions
44,645.44
Interest on Investments
17,304.11
Bonds Sold
14,114.22
Sale of Rights
66.60
$
138,114.37
Expenditures :
Retirement Allowances
$ 73,898.68
Investments
59,555.20
Accrued Interest on Investments
605.22
Refunds
4,645.23
Office Maintenance Salaries
Accountant
450.00
Clerk
1,889.56
Deposit Box
50.00
Medical Panels
65.00
Surety Bonds
52.50
Dues & Travel
49.50
Office Supplies
36.99
141,297.88 $
Cash on Hand, January 1, 1962 $ 1,911.43
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STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES
ASSETS
Cash, Bay State Merchants Bank Andover Savings Bank
$ 1,910.43 1.00
Investments :
Bank Stocks
74,313.50
Government Bonds
10,000.00
Industrial Bonds
16,218.35
Public Utility Bonds
194,181.01
Railroad Bonds
63,510.51
Telephone Bonds
117,077.66
Interest Due & Accrued, December 31, 1961
4,870.32
$ 482,082.78
LIABILITIES
Annuity Savings Fund
$ 332,809.11
Special Fund for Military Service
3,454.45
Annuity Reserve Fund
73,563. 76
Pension Fund
70,999.52
Expense Fund
1,255.94
$ 482,082.78
The required appropriation by the Town for 1962 for the Pension Fund as certified by the Insurance De- partment of the Commonwealth is $57,518.00.
During the year sixteen employees were taken in- to the system. Four members retired, seven members left the employ of the Town and one pensioner died.
On December 31, 1961 there were one hundred and ninety-one active members, four inactive, thirty-nine on retirement and six widows receiving survivorship allowances.
Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE C. NAPIER, Chairman DAVID L. NICOLL, Secretary EDMOND E. HAMMOND
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HOW THE TOWN TAX DOLLAR IS SPENT
Schools Libraries 47.5%
Recreation & Unclassified 6.2%
charities & Veterans Services 3.7%
Interest & Maturing Debt 10.4 %
Highways 7.9%
Enterprize & Cemetaries 547
Protection of Persons & Property 13.1%
Health & Sanitation 1.6%
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General Government 4.4 %
TOWN OF
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ANNUAL REPORT
of the
TOWN OFFICERS
For the Fiscal Year Ending
DECEMBER 31, 1962
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ANNUAL REPORT of the
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For the Fiscal Year Ending
DECEMBER 31, 1962
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INDEX
ANIMAL INSPECTOR 78
ASSESSORS' REPORT 120
BOARD OF APPEALS 71
BOARD OF HEALTH
67
BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE 58
BOARD OF RETIREMENT . 203
BONDS, REDEMPTION OF (See Town Debt )
BUILDING INSPECTOR 73
CEMETERY FUNDS .
· 45 CENTRAL MERRIMACK VALLEY PLANNING DIST. REPORT 123 CIVIL DEFENSE 117
CONSERVATION COMMISSION . 72
CORNELL FUND . 106
DEVELOPMENT AND INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION 66
DIRECTOR OF ACCOUNTS . 128
DOG OFFICER . 113
FIRE DEPARTMENT 107
GRAVEL REMOVAL HEARINGS . 69
HOUSING AUTHORITY REPORT.
60
Balance Sheets 63
JURY LIST 79
MEMORIAL HALL LIBRARY
Library Statistics
57
Report of Librarian
50
Trustees' Report .
174
MUNICIPAL BUILDING COMMITTEE
125
MUNICIPAL CONTRIBUTORY RETIREMENT FUND. 202
MUNICIPAL PROPERTIES & PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS . 122
PLANNING BOARD . 75
POLICE DEPARTMENT . 110
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
93
Employees 93 .
Highway 97
2
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT - cont.
Bridges 97
Parks
97
Tree Department
96
New Equipment .
99
Street Lighting .
95
Water Pumping Report
100
Water System Summary .
101
Water System . 102
Sewerage System
104
RECREATION COMMITTEE 89
SCHOOL BUILDING COMMITTEE REPORT 119
SEALER OF WEIGHTS & MEASURES . 77
SPRING GROVE CEMETERY . 105
TAX COLLECTOR 114
Miscellaneous Collections
115
Summary of Tax Collector's Cash Account .
116
TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT 132
TOWN ACCOUNTS
Appropriations for 1962 .
133
Unpaid Taxes - December 31, 1962 .
134
Receipts - Analysis of Revenue Account 135
Receipts - Analysis of Surplus Revenue
136
Receipts - for 1962
138
Expenditures
147
Balance Sheet
191
Revenue Accounts.
193
Municipal Indebtedness
196
Deferred Revenue
197
Trust Funds
199
TOWN CLERK
40
TOWN DEBT
44
TOWN MANAGER'S REPORT
41
TOWN MEETING - Annual .
11
Annual Adjourned
15
TOWN OFFICERS
4
TREASURER
43
TRUST FUNDS
46
TRUSTEES OF PUNCHARD FREE SCHOOL 47
VETERANS' SERVICES 87
WIRE INSPECTOR'S REPORT
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Town Officers
MODERATOR Charles G. Hatch
BOARD OF SELECTMEN
Russell G. Doyle, Chairman
William Stewart, Secretary
Philip K. Allen
James D. Wilson
B. Allen Rowland
Term expires 1963
Term expires 1965
Term expires 1964
Term expires 1964
Term expires 1965
TOWN MANAGER Thomas E. Duff
ASSESSORS
Archibald D. Maclaren, Jr., Chairman Selby Groff Bernard F. Magane*
William H. Russell
Term expires 1963
TOWN CLERK Irving O. Piper
COLLECTOR OF TAXES James P. Christie
TREASURER Anna M. Greeley
TOWN ACCOUNTANT George C. Napier Wendell A. Mattheson*
TOWN COUNSEL
Fredric S. O'Brien
Term expires 1963
BOARD OF RETIREMENT
George C. Napier, Chairman
Edmond E. Hammond
David L. Nicoll
Term expires 1964 Term expires 1965
BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE
Joseph Serio, Chairman*
Term expires 1965
Mrs. B. Allen Rowland
Term expires 1964 Term expires 1963
Thayer S. Warshaw
Paul MacMillan, Director of Public Assistance
Term expires 1963
Term expires 1963
Term expires 1963
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VETERANS' SERVICES
Francis P. Markey
Term expires 1963
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
Calvin E. Metcalf, Office Manager
Stanley Chlebowski, Supt. of Highways
Donald C. Bassett, Supt. of Sewer and Water Dept.
Thomas F. X. Flynn, Town Engineer
SCHOOL COMMITTEE
Robert B. McIntyre, Chairman
Edward I. Erickson,
Supt. and Sec'y.
John S. Sullivan
Term expires 1965
Term expires 1964
Term expires 1964
Vincent P. Davey
Term expires 1965
VISUAL CONSULTANT William V. Emmons, O. D.
DENTAL HYGIENIST M. Augusta Breck
SCHOOL PHYSICIAN John J. McArdle, Jr., M. D.
ATTENDANCE OFFICER William F. Tammany
SCHOOL NURSES
Ruth E. Westcott, R. N.
Gertrude A. Stewart, R. N.
SCHOOL DENTIST Frank E. Himmer, D.M.D.
SCHOOL BUILDING COMMITTEE
Warren Lewis, Chairman
Benjamin O. Chase, Secretary
William R. Hill
Joseph L. Walsh
C. Lincoln Giles Arthur Peatman Ernest N. Hall
William A. Doherty, ex officio Edward I. Erickson, ex officio Thomas E. Duff, ex officio
BOARD OF HEALTH
Robert A. Walsh, Chairman
Walter R. Vogt, Secretary*
Harold Rutter, Jr.
Term expires 1964
Term expires 1963
Walter R. Vogt, Gas Inspector
Walter R. Vogt, Sanitary and Plumbing Inspector Harold Rutter, Jr., Alternate Plumbing Inspector John J. Broderick, Milk and Health Inspector Elizabeth C. Nadeau, R.N., Health Agent and Public Health Nurse
Term expires 1963
Term expires 1963
Term expires 1963
Term expires 1963
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Term expires 1965
Term expires 1964
Michael A. Gravallese, M. D.
Term expires 1963
William A. Doherty
Milton J. Meyers
Charles A. Currier, M. D. TOWN PHYSICIAN
Term expires 1963
INSPECTOR OF BUILDINGS
Arthur Peatman
Term expires 1963
ASST. BUILDING INSPECTOR
Kenneth Wade
Term expires 1963
INSPECTOR OF WIRES
Term expires 1963
Alex Ritchie, Jr. INSPECTOR OF ANIMALS Richard D. Lindsay, D. V.M. Term expires 1963
CIVIL DEFENSE
Burton B. Batcheller, Director
Term expires 1963
John Kemper, Asst. Director
Term expires 1963
Alex Ritchie, Asst. Director
Term expires 1963
Winston Briggs, Asst. Director
Term expires 1963
Everett G. Fraim, Asst. Director
Term expires 1963
PLANNING BOARD
Harold T. King, Chairman
Term expires 1965
Virginia H. Hammond, Secretary
Term expires 1964
John N. Cole, II
Term expires 1967
James H. Eaton, III
Term expires 1966
Robert G. Goodwin
Term expires 1963
SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
Newton A. Jones, Sealer
Term expires 1963
George Campbell, Deputy
Term expires 1963
TRUSTEES OF MEMORIAL HALL LIBRARY
Arthur Reynolds, Chairman
Term expires 1966
William N. Perry, Secretary*
Term expires 1965
Leo F. Daley, Treasurer
Term expires 1964
Elinore L. Washburn
Term expires 1963
Edward I. Erickson
Term expires 1969
Daniel Frishman
Term expires 1968
Cornelia H. Fitts
Term expires 1967
TRUSTEES OF PUNCHARD FREE SCHOOL
Rev. Frederick B. Noss
Rev. J. Edison Pike
Rev. Howard A. Andrews*
Edmond E. Hammond
Term expires 1964
Term expires 1964
Fred W. Doyle Harry Sellars
Term expires 1964
C. Carleton Kimball
Term expires 1964
Arthur W. Cole
Term expires 1964
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TRUSTEES OF CORNELL FUND
Frederick E. Cheever, Treasurer
Term expires 1964
Irving J. Whitcomb
Term expires 1965
Arthur W. Cole
Term expires 1963
TRUSTEES OF SPRING GROVE CEMETERY
Frederick E. Cheever, Chairman
Term expires 1965
Albert E. Curtis, Secretary
Term expires 1964
William D. McIntyre
Term expires 1963
Malcolm E. Lundgren
Term expires 1965
Irving J. Whitcomb
Term expires 1964
FINANCE COMMITTEE
Phillips B. Marsden, Chairman
Edward F. Cregg
Norman Barraclough, Secretary
Willis G. Hartford
Charles D. Stevens*
Kenneth E. Holmes
Douglas N. Howe
Stephen H. Pettit
PLANNING BOARD OF APPEALS
Joseph A. McCarthy Frank L. Brigham Robert S. Zollner
Term expires 1964 Term expires 1963
ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
Alfred W. Fuller, Chairman
Term expires 1965
Edmond E. Hammond, Secretary
Term expires 1963
Joseph F. Bacigalupo*
Term expires 1964
Harold Rutter, Jr.
Term expires 1964
Harold Rutter, Jr., Associate Member*
Term expires 1964
Robert S. Zollner, Associate Member
Term expires 1965
Harry Sellars, Associate Member
Term expires 1963
BOARD OF REGISTRARS
Walter F. McDonald
Term expires 1965
Eugene A. Zalla Harry Sellars
Term expires 1963
Irving O. Piper, Clerk
COMMITTEE TO STUDY TOWN BY-LAWS
Robert S. Zollner, Chairman Term expires 1963
James St. Germain Term expires 1963
RECREATION Leslie S. Bartow, Director
RECREATION COMMITTEE
James D. Doherty, Chairman
Francis P. Markey, Secretary*
Stephen S. Sorota Durwood W. Moody Walter Pearson
Term expires 1964 Term expires 1964 Term expires 1964
Term expires 1964 Term expires 1964
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Term expires 1965
Term expires 1964
LAND ACQUISITION COMMITTEE
Harold Rafton, Chairman*
Term expires 1963
Mary L. McCabe, Secretary
Term expires 1963
John N. Cole
Term expires 1963
Robert A. Watters
Term expires 1963
James D. Doherty
Term expires 1963
John Hewitt
Term expires 1963
Henry L. Hilton
Term expires 1963
NEW MATERIALS COMMITTEE
James D. Hamilton Arthur Peatman
Term expires 1963
William G. Perry
Term expires 1963
PERSONNEL ADVISORY BOARD
John C. Young, Chairman
Henry W. Schereschewsky
P. Hayden Clark James St. Germain
CONSERVATION COMMISSION
Albert R. Retelle, Chairman
Term expires 1963
Ralph G. Goodno
Term expires 1965
John W. Kimball
Term expires 1964
Heinrich Rohrbach
Term expires 1963
Burton B. Batcheller
Term expires 1963
REGIONAL VOCATIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT PLANNING COMMITTEE
Fred S. Tarbox, Chairman Raymond D. Taylor
John S. Sullivan
DEVELOPMENT AND INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION
Wallace M. Haselton, Chairman
Term expires 1964
Joseph B. Doherty, Secretary*
Term expires 1964
Geoffrey Glendinning, Sec'y. pro tem
Term expires 1965
Carl A. Steuernagel*
Term expires 1963
Charles DeBelle
Term expires 1963
Harold Haller
Term expires 1967
Leslie N. Hutchinson
Term expires 1966
Robert A. Watters
Term expires 1966
George B. Westhaver
Term expires 1967
ANDOVER HOUSING AUTHORITY
David MacDonald, Jr., Chairman Harold E. Coleman, Vice Chairman
Term expires 1965
Thomas R. Wallace, Treasurer
Term expires 1964
George A. Noury, Asst. Treasurer
Term expires 1963
Thomas P. Eldred, Asst. Secretary
Term expires 1966
Ernest N. Hall, Director, Urban Renewal
James E. Manning, Exec. Director
and ex officio Secretary
Term expires 1963
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PATRIOTIC HOLIDAY COMMITTEE
Irving J. Whitcomb Francis P. Markey Joseph L. Monan Calvin Deyermond
Term expires 1963
Term expires 1963
Term expires 1963
Term expires 1963
TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE
Wallace E. Haselton
Harold King
Thomas E. Duff, Town Manager
CENTRAL MERRIMACK VALLEY PLANNING DISTRICT Virginia Hammond Term expires 1963
INSURANCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE
James D. Doherty Douglas N. Howe George E. Haselton Richard W. Lally
Eugene A. Bernardin, Jr.
COMMITTEE TO SECURE NECESSARY PLANS FOR A NEW TOWN HOUSE, FIRE AND POLICE STATIONS IN MAIN STREET AREA
Arthur Peatman, Chairman William W. Rhoads James T. Trenholm
Philip C. Pray, Secretary
Harry W. Robinson*
Thomas E. Duff Members Ex Officio
Henry L. Hilton
David L. Nicoll
SPECIAL COMMISSION FOR INVESTIGATION AND STUDY RELATIVE TO CREATION OF A MERRIMACK RIVER VALLEY POLLUTION ABATEMENT DISTRICT Joseph A. McCarthy, Representative for Town of Andover
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Henry L. Hilton, Chief and Forest Warden
POLICE DEPARTMENT
David L. Nicoll, Chief
DOG OFFICER
Martin T. Caughey, Dog Officer
CONSTABLES
George B. Brown Thomas P. Eldred
Term expires 1963 Term expires 1963
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TOWN OF ANDOVER
Population 1960 Census-17134 Registered Voters 1962 -- 9726
POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS INCLUDING ANDOVER
SENATORS
Leverett Saltonstall Benjamin A. Smith, II Gloucester
Dover
FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT F. Bradford Morse, 466 Beacon St., Lowell
FIFTH COUNCILLOR DISTRICT John J. Buckley, 10 Mt. Vernon Street, Lawrence
FOURTH ESSEX SENATORIAL DISTRICT James P. Rurak, 34 Margin Street, Haverhill
FIFTH ESSEX REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT William Longworth, 25 Stevens Street, Methuen Arthur Williams, 149 Haverhill Street, Andover Roger E. Ingalls, 106 Pleasant View St., Methuen
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS C. F. Nelson Pratt Daniel J. Burke Edward H. Cahill
SELECTIVE SERVICE BOARD
Joseph A. Horan, Chmn., 200 Chandler Road, Andover
Thomas E. Cargill, Sr., Sec'y., Boxford Village, Boxford
Martin J. Lawlor, Jr. 39 Highland View Ave., No. Andover Thomas W. Fallon, 58 Maple Avenue, Andover
James Deyermond, 64 Andover Street, Andover Salvatore Basile, 15 Chandler Road, Andover Govt. Appeal Agent
*Resigned
** Replacement when present accountant retires in Feb. 1963
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Annual Town Meeting
March 5, 1962
Agreeably to a Warrant signed by the Selectmen, Janu- ary 22, 1962, the Inhabitants of the Town of Andover, qual- ified to vote in Elections and Town Affairs, met and assem- bled at the designated polling places in Precincts One, Two, Three, Four, Five and Six, viz: The Central Fire Sta- tion in Precinct One; the Square and Compass Hall in Pre- cinct Two, the Sacred Heart School, Balmoral Street, Shaw- sheen Village, in Precinct Three; the Andover Grange Hall in Precinct Four; the Fire Station, Ballardvale, in Pre- cinct Five; and the Cooley House, Main Street, in Precinct Six, in said Andover, on
MONDAY, THE FIFTH DAY OF MARCH, 1962
at 7:00 o'clock A. M., to act upon the following articles :
Essex, SS. Andover, March 5, 1962
Pursuant to the foregoing warrant, I, the subscriber, one of the constables of the Town of Andover, have noti- fied the inhabitants of said Town, to meet at the time and places and for the purposes stated in said warrant, by posting a true and attested copy of the same, on the Town House, on each Schoolhouse, and in no less than five other public places where bills and notices are usually posted and by publication in the Andover Townsman. Said warrants have been posted and published seven days.
George B. Brown, Constable
ARTICLE 1
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
Took up Article 1 and proceeded to vote for Town Officers. The ballot boxes were found to be empty and registered 0000. The polls were opened at seven o'clock A. M. and closed at seven o'clock P. M. The total number
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of ballots cast was 4,780 -- viz:
Precinct 1 - 1115
Precinct 2 - 668
Precinct 3 -772
Precinct 4 - 830
Precinct 5 - 368
Precinct 6-1027
PRECINCTS
1
2
3
4
5
6
MODERATOR - FOR ONE YEAR
963 552 657 748 314 939
Charles G. Hatch 4173
152 116 115 82 54 88
Blanks 607
SELECTMEN - TWO FOR THREE YEARS
575 351 411 541 166 499
William Stewart
2543
438
252 219
249
160 208
Roger W. Collins
1526
46
72 60
48
21
45
William F. Lane
292
35 18 51 48 42 59
R. Wayne Long
253
514 255 403 380 144 670
B. Allen Rowland
2366
390 241 245 239 123 357
Raymond W. Schlapp
1595
232 147 155 155 80 216
Blanks
985
SCHOOL COMMITTEE - TWO FOR THREE YEARS
485 259 347 424 151 664
Reta V. Buchan
2330
517 283 399 490 120 692
John S. Sullivan
2501
613 413 403 320 227 361
Vincent P. Davey
2337
318 173 213 260 145 192
Charles Liponis 1301
297 208 182 166 93 145
Blanks
1090
All the foregoing officers were voted for on one bal- lot and the check lists were used.
REPORT OF CLERK, PRECINCT 1
Andover, March 5, 1962
Polls opened at 7:00 A. M. Warden in charge, Harold R. Barcroft. Ballot box registered when polls opened 0000. Polls closed at 7:00 P. M. Ballot box registered when polls closed 1115. Number of ballots received 2117, plus 9 absentee ballots. Number of ballots returned 1011. Number of ballots cast 1115. Police officer on duty,
Hector G. Pattullo. Counted ballots at 7:00 o'clock P. M.
Joseph W. McNally, Clerk
REPORT OF CLERK, PRECINCT 2
Andover, March 5,1962
Polls opened at 7:00 A. M. Warden in charge, Fernand J.
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Lussier. Ballot box registered when polls opened 0000. Polls closed at 7:00 P. M. Ballot box registered when polls closed 668. Number of ballots received 1424 plus 5 absentee ballots. Number of ballots returned 761. Number of ballots cast 668. Police officer on duty, Duncan Cair- nie. Counted ballots at 7:00 P. M.
George H. Winslow, Clerk
REPORT OF CLERK, PRECINCT 3
Andover, March 5, 1962
Polls opened at 7:00 A. M. Warden in charge, A. Norman Warhurst. Ballot box registered when polls opened 0000. Polls closed at 7:00 P. M. Ballot box registered when polls closed 773, box jumped one vote. Number of ballots received 1900. Number of ballots returned 1128. Number of ballots cast 772. Police officer on duty, William Stewart. Counted ballots at 7:00 P. M.
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