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Article 8: To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money to meet the Town's share of the cost of Chapter 90 High- way Maintenance, and that, in addition, a sum of money be transferred from unappropriated available funds in the Treasury to meet the State's and County's share of the cost of this work, the reimbursement from the State and County to be restored upon their receipt to unappropriated funds in the Treasury, and act thereon.
Voted that the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $6,000.00 to meet the Town's share of the cost of Chapter 90 Highway Maintenance, and that in addition the sum of $6,000.00 be transferred from unappr- priated available funds in the treasury to meet the County's share of the cost of this work, the reimbursements from the County to be re- stored upon their receipts to unappropriated available funds in the treasury. Finance Committee recommends favorable action.
Article 9: To see if the Town will vote to transfer a sum of money from the Road Machinery Fund to the Road Machinery Account and act thereon.
Voted that the sum of $1,798.74 be transferred from the Road Mach- inery Fund to the Road Machinery Account.
Article 11: To see if the Town will vote to accept a deed of the Trustees of the South Middleboro Protective Association conveying cer- tain land adjacent to the Southeasterly and Southwesterly side lines of the South Middleboro School House lot, and act anything thereon.
So Voted.
Article 12: To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money by taxation, by transfer or by borrowing under the pro- vision of Chapter 44 of the General Laws, for the purchase of a Bull- dozer, and act thereon.
An amendment to include the purchase of a trailer was voted, it
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was then moved to appropriate the sum of $25,000.00 for the purchase of a bulldozer and trailer, $5,000.00 to be raised by taxation and $20,000.00 by borrowing under the provisions of the General Laws. This was approved by the Finance Committee. The result of the vote was Yes 237 No 158. This not being a two third vote, it was declared not a vote.
Article 13: To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money by taxation, by transfer or by borrowing under the provisions of Chapter 44 of the General Laws, for the purchase of a piece of motorized equipment for the Fire Department, and act thereon.
Voted that the sum of $25,000.00 be raised and appropriated for the purchase of a piece of motorized equipment for the Fire Department and that the sum of $5,000.00 be raised by taxation and the sum of $20,000.00 be raised by borrowing under the provisions of Chapter 44 of the General Laws. Result of the vote was Yes 389 No 10.
Finance Committee recommends favorable action.
Article 16: To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for the resurfacing of streets in which sewer lines have been laid and for this purpose to transfer unexpended balance in the Chapter #718 High Street fund, and act thereon.
Voted that the sum of $15,542.32 be transferred from the Chapter 718 Highway Account for the purpose of resurfacing and improving streets in which sewer lines have been laid, namely: Coombs, Corrinne Parkway, Bloomfield Ave., School, North, Rice and Pearl.
Article 15: To see if the Town will vote to extend the sewer system in Center Avenue, Center Street, Arch Street, Cottage Court, Cambridge Street, Frank Street, Everett Street, Forest Street, West Street, Vine Street, Hillside Avenue, West Grove Street, Lane Street, Lebaron Ave- nue, and Lovell Street or any part there-of and install new sewer lines and mains to enlarge and improve the present sewage treatment plant in connection therewith, and to acquire land and easements, and act thereon, and for the purpose to appropriate and raise money by taxation, transfer or borrowing under the provision of Chapter 44 of the General Laws and act thereon.
Voted that the town appropriate the sum of $319,000.00 for the con- struction of sewers, and improvement of its sewage disposal plant, for sanitary purposes and for sewage disposal, said work to consist
1. of the extension of sewage system in the following streets east- erly of the railroad:
North Street from Nemasket Street to Everett Street Everett Street northerly of Clara Street Forest Street northerly of Arch Street
Cambridge Street, Isaac Street, Charles Street, Clara Street, Keith Street, Frank Street, Arch Street, Cottage Court, Center Street.
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2. the construction of an interceptor sewer connecting the above streets with sewage treatment plant; and
3. to improve the sewage treatment plant by constructing of chlor- ination facilities and a building to house the same, said building to be of sufficient size to house future sludge dewatering equipment. To acquire land or easements in land by gift, purchase or eminent domain, as may be required for the foregoing purposes. To raise said sum by adding $4,000.00 to the 1961 tax levy and by borrowing not exceeding $315,000.00 under G. L. c. 44 s. 7 (1). The Selectmen are hereby authorized on behalf of the town to accept any federal aid available for such project and to make any agreements neces- sary in connection therewith, such aid to be applied to the cost of the project in lieu of the proceeds of bonds or notes or to be used to pay bonds or notes issued to finance the project.
Betterments to be assessed as provided by law.
Finance Committee recommends favorable action. Result of the vote Yes 308 No 48.
Article 4: To hear the report of any committees or officers of the Town, to appoint any committee or take any action relative thereto.
To the voters of Middleborough: Mr. Manuel Silvia submitted this report. At the annual Town Meeting held on March 14, 1960, it was voted that the Tercentenary Committee be instructed to procure an estimate of costs for the writing and publishing a second volume of the Middleborough History and to report on this matter at the next special or annual Town Meeting. We respectfully submit the following inform- ation:
Cost of Writing the History
Mrs. Mertie Witbeck, Librarian of our Public Library; has agreed to write the second volume of the Middleborough History for the sum of $3,000.00. This committee feels that this figure is very reasonable. However, if the Town decides to have the second volume written, Mrs. Witbeck will be unable to commence work until January 1963 at which time she is planning to retire as Librarian.
Cost of printing and publishing the History
It was impossible to procure exact costs for this work until the history is written. However, through the courtesy of the Town of Milton, Mass., we were informed that they had 1200 copies of their Town History printed and published in December of 1959 at a total cost of $7,769.65. The size of their history is 7 by 10 inches, contains 275 pages, and about 25 plates. According to our plans, our history if written, will be about the same size.
It is true that four or five years from now, publishing costs may be five or even ten percent higher, but we are mindful that some of the
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cost of publishing will be returned to the town through sales of the history.
Your committee has complied with the instructions given us at the Town Meeting of March 14, 1960. We have submitted all the information that we could procure. We are not asking for any money at this time, however, we still recommend that a second volume of the Town History be written and published. We hope that you will act favorable on our recommendation.
Lawrence E. Carver
Lawrence B. Romaine
Robert L. Cushing
Clarence E. Erickson
Doris M. Maynard
Mertie E. Witbeck
Stanley Kruszyna
Ernest E. Thomas
G. Ward Stetson
Ralph W. Maddigan, Jr.
Clifton A. McCrillis
Stephen C. Stanley
Theodore N. Wood
Helen L. Whitcomb, Secretary
Manuel J. Silvia, Chairman
Voted that this report be accepted as a report of progress.
Voted that a committee of five be appointed by the Moderator for the purpose of making a study of the dump situation and that they be instructed to select at least two sites upon which a new dumping area can be established, and that a report be given at the next town meeting, annual or special.
Article 2: To raise such sums of money by tax or otherwise as may be necessary to defray the expenses of the Town for the current year, to appropriate the same and act anything in relation to the assess- ment and collection of taxes for the year.
Voted the following appropriations with amendments.
Assessors
Salaries
Assessors (3)
4,250.00
Asst. Assessor - Princ. Clerk
3,380.00
Junior Clerk Part time
225.00
Accounting Machine Service 12 cost
101.20
Legal Expenses
300.00
Office Equipment
300.00
Transportation
180.00
Expenses
1,575.00
$10,311.20
Election and Registration
Salaries
Registrars
668.80
Wages
Election Officers
700.00
Expenses
2,050.00
3,418.80
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Finance
Expenses
350.00
350.00
Law Department Town Counsel Filing Fees and Court Costs
1,750.00
250.00
2,000.00
Moderator
Salary
75.00
75.00
Board of Selectmen
Misc. Board Expense
500.00
Salary Clerk
150.00
Town Reports
1,600.00
Surveying
500.00
Expenses
541.30
3,291.30
Town Clerk and Accountant
Salaries
Clerk and Accountant
6,000.00
Senior Clerk
3,250.00
Part time Clerk
600.00
Transportation
120.00
Conventions
25.00
New Typewriter
250.00
Expenses
550.00
10,795.00
Town Hall
Salaries
Agent
3,971.30
Agent Assistant
875.00
Agent Vacation
100.00
Fuel
1,600.00
Exterior Painting Town Hall
7,000.00
Repairs and Maint.
5,000.00
New Equipment
260.00
Expenses
910.00
19,716.30
Public Service Building
Fuel, Light, Water
2,200.00
Maint. and Repairs
1,200.00
Completion New Building
1,400.00
4,800.00
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Town Manager
Salaries
8,500.00
Secretary Part time Clerk
1,258.00
Operation and Maint. Car
250.00
200.00
Travel and Expense Out of State Convention Office Furniture Expenses
350.00
350.00
454.00
15,002.00
Planning Board Expenses
200.00
200.00
Business and Industrial Commission Expenses
1,300.00
1,300.00
Zoning Board of Appeals Expenses
200.00
200.00
Treasurer and Collector Salaries
Treas. and Collector
5,250.00
Chief Clerk
3,380.00
Clerk #1
3,250.00
Clerk #2
3,120.00
Clerk #3
2,470.00
Expenses
6,078.83
23,548.83
Total General Government
95,008.43
PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY
Civil Defense General Expense
2,500.00
2,500.00
Dog Officer
Salary Transportation Expenses
800.00
200.00
125.00
1,125.00
Town Manager
3,640.00
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Fire Department Salaries
Retiring Chief
704.00
Chief
5,156.00
Deputy Chief
4,658.00
Regulars (13)
50,002.00
Call Men (54)
7,170.55
Supt. Fire Alarm
400.00
Hydrant Rental
3,710.00
Fire Alarm Oper. and Maint.
700.00
Equip. Oper. and Maint.
2,000.00
Building Oper. and Maint.
600.00
Fuel
1,250.00
South Midd. Unit
350.00
Out of State Conventions
100.00
New Hose
1,600.00
Uniforms
400.00
Expenses
1,350.00
Storm Emergency
406.25
80,556.80
Forest Fire
Wages
1,500.00
Equipment Oper. and Maint.
450.00
Transportation
300.00
Radio
600.00
New Hose
1,250.00
4,100.00
Inspector of Wires
Salary
900.00
Transportation
200.00
1,100.00
Insect and Pest Control
Town Spraying
4,000.00
Dutch Elm Disease
4,500.00
Insect and Pest
2,304.04
10,804.04
Police Department
Salaries
Chief
5,590.00
Deputy Chief
4,810.00
Sergeant #1
4,550.00
Sergeant #2
4,550.00
Patrolmen (12)
46,285.00
Clerk Typist (male)
2,756.00
Janitor
2,974.40
Specials and Matron
4,501.50
Equip. Maint. and Operation
2,600.00
Gas Heat Fuel
1,600.00
Building Maint. and Oper.
1,300.00
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Road Paint and Labor
350.00
New Cruisers (2)
3,800.00
Radio Maint. and Operation
150.00
New Equipment
400.00
Ambulance Service
4,500.00
Uniforms
1,000.00
Police Schools
200.00
Out of State Conventions
200.00
Painting inside of police station (2 coats)
900.00
Expenses
985.00
94,001.90
Sealer of Weights and Measures
Salary
1,040.00
Transportation
200.00
Expense and Equipment
60.00
1,300.00
Tree Warden
Removing and Trimming Trees
1,000.00
Expenses
50.00
Stump Removal
1,500.00
2,550.00
Total Protection of Persons and Property
198,037.74
HEALTH AND SANITATION
Health Department
Salaries
Health Officer
2,376.00
Part time clerk
150.00
Nurse
1,268.00
Plumbing Inspector
1,175.00
Animal Inspector
525.00
Milk Inspector
525.00
Dentist
1,000.00
Gas Inspector
700.00
Wages
Garbage Collector and Asst.
Rubbish Collector and Asst.
14,736.80
Vacation and Sick Leave
200.00
Transp. Health Officer Transp. Plumbing Inspector
200.00
Transp. Animal and Milk Insp.
140.00
Transp. Gas Inspector
200.00
Truck Maint. and Operation
2,000.00
Conventions
40.00
Restaurant and Sanitation
250.00
Hospital Care
3,000.00
T.B. Board and Care
1,000.00
Expenses
2,580.00
33,139.40
Dump Custodian
1,073.60
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Town Farm
Salaries
4,260.50
Vacation and Sick Leave
200.00
Extra Help
200.00
Veterinarian Services
200.00
Expenses
2,285.00
Total Health and Sanitation
Highway Department
Wages Supt. and Employees
56,350.00
Street Lighting
13,042.78
Snow Removal, Road Machinery
Road Oil, Road Mat. and Maint.,
Sidewalk Materials, Gasoline and Oil,
Tools and Equipment
55,000.00
Street and Traffic Signs
500.00
Dump Truck and Body
3,800.00
Snow Plow and Frame
1,125.00
Mower and Loader
5,244.00
Pick Up Truck
2,200.00
Expenses
1,365.00
138,626.78
Supt. Wages included in employees wages to allow for overtime.
Welfare Department Administration
Salaries
Director
2,520.00
Social Worker #1
1,260.00
Social Worker #2
1,260.00
Social Worker #3
1,110.00
Principal Clerk
1,080.00
Sr. Clerk and Typist
3,001.50
Jr. Clerk and Typist
2,340.00
Medical Advisor
600.00
Transportation and Expense
750.00
Property Appraisals
150.00
Expenses
2,433.75
16,505.25
Aid to Dependent Children Less Federal Reimbursement
78,000.00
36,000.00
42,000.00
Disability Assistance Less Federal Reimbursement
56,000.00
17,000.00
39,000.00
Old Age Assistance Less Federal Reimbursement
165,000.00
75,600.00
89,400.00
7,145.50 40,284.90
Caretaker
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Other Cities and Towns
4,300.00
Net Total
93,700.00
Medical Assistance for the Aged
130,000.00
Less Federal Reimbursement
65,000.00
65,000.00
Cash Aid
9,000.00
Burials
4,000.00
78,000.00
Welfare General Relief Expenses
24,400.00
24,400.00
Net Charities
293,605.25
Veterans Services
Salaries
Director
4,214.65
Secretary
3,250.00
Part time Clerk
200.00
Transportation and Expense
600.00
New Four Drawer File
75.00
Expenses
45,950.00
54,289.65
School Department
Salaries
Supr. Principals and Teachers
572,500.00 12,800.00
Expenses
Supr. Principals & Teachers
1,000.00
Out of State travel
115.00
Text books
14,550.00
Music Program
1,700.00
Phy. Educ. Program
1,700.00
Battis Field
1,462.00
Athletics
3,400.00
Supplies, etc.
16,000.00
Salaries Custodians
Fuel
21,500.00
Other Exp. of Oper.
18,275.00
Salary Maint. Man
4,000.00
Replacement and Upkeep
11,630.00
Outlay
8,220.00
Repairs (Town Manager)
1,150.00
21,000.00
Salary School Nurse
$4,000.00
Salary School Physician
1,300.00
Salary Part time Clerk
850.00
Clerks in Principals Offices
39,927.00 35,700.00
39,775.00
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Exp. promotion of health
200.00
Libraries
600.00
Transportation
49,000.00
Tuition
1,603.00
Other Misc. Expense
515.00
Salary of Superintendent
9,154.00
Salary of Secretaries
6,750.00
Salary of Census Enumerator
100.00
Salary of Supervisor of Attendance
350.00
Out of State Travel
(200.00 Exp. Sch. Comm. 825.00)
1,025.00
Vocational Tuition and Transp. 15,000.00
Adult Education
1,650.00
16,650.00
817,799.00
Less Fire Loss Reimbursement
300.00
817,499.00
817,499.00
Public Library
Salaries
Librarian
4,800.00
First Assistant
3,380.00
Second Assistant
3,160.00
Junior Assistant
2,730.00
Junior Assistant
2,430.00
11,700.00
Custodian
1,560.00
Vacation Substitute
50.00
Transportation
120.00
Fuel
850.00
Building Operation and Maintenance
800.00
Special Repairs - Exterior
500.00
Books
1,000.00
Special Binding - Midd. Histories
500.00
Office Equipment
150.00
State Grant for Libraries
2,766.00
Expenses
1,425.00
Transfer - Dog Tax
Total
13,351.85
Unclassified
Pratt Free School
200.00
Veterans Day
500.00
G.A.R. Memorial Day
200.00
Christmas Display
1,850.00
Unpaid Bills
482.80
Insurance
22,000.00
July 4th Celebration
1,000.00
1,610.00
26,221.00 12,869.15
51,918.00
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Jackson St. Property water, sewer and repairs 300th Anniversary Committee
150.00 50.00
26,432.80
Pensions
Gas & Elec. Pensions
1,500.00
Plymouth County Employees
34,955.00
36,455.00
Water Department
Salaries
Clerk
3,250.00
Part time Clerk
475.00
Salaries and Wages
Engineer, Asst. Engineer, Foreman,
Asst. Foreman, and Employees
46,044.40
Power and Fuel Pumping Station
10,000.00
Fuel and Light Meter Bldg.
300.00
Transportation Pump Station
400.00
Gates and Valves
2,000.00
Hydrants and Parts
1,000.00
Meters and Parts
3,000.00
Pipes and Fittings
6,000.00
Water Exploration
2,500.00
Sewer Maint. and Service
1,000.00
Expenses
5,665.00
81,634.40
Park Department
Salary Supt.
1,600.00
Wages
Ground Maint.
2,923.60
Supervision
3,750.00
Clerk
250.00
Playground Lease
1.00
Ice Skating Rink
1,500.00
Paint Swimming Pool
450.00
Drainage Correction
200.00
Transportation
200.00
Expenses
4,875.00
15,749.60
Interest on Municipal Indebtedness
Temporary Loan
500.00
Water System Extension
1,380.00
Water Wells Development
1,210.00
Sewer Disposal System
2,520.00
Sewer Ext. on School Street
660.00
Sewer System Oak et al
360.00
Sewer System Bloomfield et al
250.00
New School Bldg. 1st Issue
15,225.00
New School Additional
270.00
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Elementary School Bldg. 1st Issue
1,012.50
Elementary School Additional
150.00
Jackson Street Property Bath House
480.00
24,217.50
Municipal Indebtedness
Water System Extension
46,000.00
Water Wells Development
5,500.00
Sewer Disposal System
16,000.00
Sewer Extension School Street
4,000.00
Sewer System Oak St. et al
6,000.00
Sewer System Bloomfield et al
10,000.00
New School Bldg. 1st Issue
50,000.00
New School Bldg. Additional
10,000.00
Elementary School Bldg. 1st Issue
45,000.00
Elementary School Bldg. Additional
5,000.00
Jackson Street Property
5,000.00
Bath House
10,000.00
$212,500.00
Under the Police Department as an amendment the sum of $330.00 was added to the salaries of the patrolmen.
A motion was made to amend under Highway Department the ap- propriation for Road Oil by the addition of $1,000.00. This motion was lost.
Under the Unclassified the sum of $591.00 was added for fire dam- age at the South Middleboro School, also this amount was added to the amount of transfer from the insurance fund, thus leavng the same net figure to be raised.
Under Unclassified the sum of $16,749.68 was appropriated for Hurricane loss to Town Buildings, this amount was deducted from the appropriation as a transfer from the insurance fund.
Voted to transfer the sum of $100,000.00 from the excess and defic- iency account for the use of the assessors in fixing the tax rate for 1961.
Voted for the Reserve fund the sum of $10,000.00.
Voted that the salary for the Town Treasurer and Collector be retroactive to January 1st.
Article 14: To see if the town will vote to adopt a by-law or amend any existing by-laws limiting the use of trailers or mobile homes for residential purposes, and act thereon.
The Planning Board submitted the following recommendations for amendment to the zoning by-law as follows :-
200.00
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1: In section IV-A-1-a strike out the period after the word "dwel- lings", insert a comma after the word "dwellings", and add the words after the comma "except house trailers or mobile homes".
2: In section IV-C-1 strike out the period after the word "pre- mises". insert a comma after the word "premises", and add the words after the comma "Except that in this district if a house trailer or mobile home is to be erected, placed, or converted on a lot, the lot shall not be occupied by a dwelling or any structure, except an accessory structure."
3: In section V-D add the following paragraph which shall be known as Section V-d-3: "Not more than one house trailer or mobile home with accessory structures shall be erected, placed, or converted on any lot.'
Voted to adopt the amendments, the result of the vote being Yes 112, No 44.
Voted to adjourn at 11:10 P.M.
Signed
WALDO S. THOMAS
Town Clerk
TOWN CLERK'S FINANCIAL REPORT 1961
Dog Licenses:
Males, 546 @ $2.00
$1,092.00
Females, 73 @ $5.00
365.00
Spayed Females, 269 @ $2.00
538.00
Kennels, 2 @ $50.00
100.00
Kennels, 4 @ $25.00
100.00
Kennels, 29 @ $10.00
290.00
Duplicates, 45 @ $.10
4.50
Transfers, 7 @ $.25
1.75
Total
$2,491.25
Portion due county $2,254.50
Portion due Town 236.75
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Fish and Game Licenses:
Resident Citizen Fishing, 304 @ $4.25 1,292.00
Resident Citizen Hunting, 349 @ $4.25 1,483.25
Resident Citizen Sporting, 154 @ $7.25 1,116.50
Resident Citizen Minor Fishing, 67 @ $2.25 150.75
Resident Citizen Female Fishing, 53 @ $3.25
172.25
Resident Citizen Minor Trappng, 3 @ $2.25 6.75
Resident Citizen Trapping, 15 @ $7.75
116.25
Non-Resident Citizen Special Fishing, 3 @ $4.25
12.75
Duplicates, 14 @ $.50 7.00
Archery Stamps, 5 @ $1.10
5.50
Total
Payment to Town Treasurer 238.50
Payment to Divison of Fisheries and Game
4,124.50
Departmental Receipts:
Licenses and Permits:
10,660.50
Recording Mortgages and Locations
1,010.00
Miscellaneous
809.29
12,479.79
Total
$19,334.04
Payments to Town Treasurer 15,209.54 Payments to
Fisheries and Game 4,124.50
$19,334.04
Respectfully submitted,
WALDO S. THOMAS
Town Clerk
4,363.00
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Vital Statistics
BIRTHS RECORDED IN THE TOWN OF MIDDLEBOROUGH IN 1961
1961 Names
January
1 Robert Allan Smith
2 David Scott Ouellette
3 Peter James Day
6 Beverly Jean Hunt
7 Timothy Claude Zablowsky
8 Michael Thomas Gallagher
8 Robert William Rossini
9 Douglas Mark Anderson
10 Allison Nobil Childs
11 Michael William Connolly
11 Amelia Ruth Cripps
11 Alice Marie Cripps
13 Lynda Marie Harris
13 Laura Lee Brulotte
14 Melinda Lee Tuck
16 Robert Henry West
16 Laura Ann Guilford
16 James Frederick Reimels
Todd Edward Shurtleff
17 19 George Swain Dimock, Jr.
19 Janice Marie Richmond
21 Donna Lou Greene
25 Lee Anthony Somma
26 Daniel Craig Jewell
26 Ronald Edmond Gamache
27 Patricia Ann Pettey
30 Pamela Sue Drennon
30 Sherry Lynn Lemmo 30 Audrey Sargent Yeaton
30 Beth Ann Weiner
31 Keith Calvin Taylor
31 Laurie Kaye Roberta Stevens Paul R. and Anne L. Mclaughlin
31 Stacia Ann Malewicz
Names of Parents
Albert W. and Carolyn E. Drake Romeo, Jr. and Annie Pierce Frederick J. and Mary E. O'Rourke David R. and Marion L. Johnson William F., Jr. and Ruth G. Dubord Thomas A. and Nancy A. Wilson William G. and Angela M. Montagano Thomas C. and Patricia E. Burnham Walter L. and Virginia L. Peebles Philip and Annette A. Boutin Albert G. and Helen T. Wansewicz Albert G. and Helen T. Wansewicz Frank E., Jr. and Norma F. Rubeski Joseph and Lillian R. Parker William A. and Elaine E. Macomber Richard J. and Elizabeth E. Gray Byron F. and Beverly A. Beckman John W. and Patricia Ann Hopkins Harold A. and Arlene E. Rosa George S. and Winifred A. Durfee Lester D. and Correll G. Lundquist Donald B. and Edith G. Shaw Leo A. and Olivette Rodrique Albert and Edith M. Howe Leo J. and Jacqueline C. Thibeult Mark N. and Audrey A. Brodeur Kenneth D. and Kathryn Dineen John L. and Betty L. Johnson Frederick A. and Alice L. Sargent Richard A. and Phyllis Shindler Harvey G. and Barbara A. Whitney
Vincent J. and Miriam E. Thompson
February
2
1 Sheryl Anne Douzanis Kurt Alden Lang
3 William Leo Caron, Jr.
3 David Nathan Gerrior
5 Glenn Albert Maltais
Edward and Judith E. Bissonnette Walter E. Jr., and Muriel V. Glover William L. and Janice L. Perkins David and Donna Marie Gangone Richard E. and Cynthia A. Perkins
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1961 Names
8 Rosemarie Crystal Walsh 9 Edward Eugene Small
12 William Luther McCrillis
14 Debra Lee Dunham
14 Deborah Ann Hopkins
15 Alfred Joseph Lambert
17 Cynthia Joan White 17 David Thomas Fisher
17 Steven Michael Medeiros
18 Dana Phillips Tinkham
22 George Leonard Gamache
26 Alan Vincent Garofalo
26 Claire Ann Callan
27 Malcolm Barrows Taylor
27 Marie Anne Franks
Names of Parents
Thomas F. and Edith J. Enos Lawrence H., Jr. and Martha E. Edens Charles H. and Nancy Longworth Richard L., Jr. and Betsy L. Gates George E., Jr. and Lorraine F. Nelson Alfred J. and Suzanne F. Wainwright James Howard and Alice L. Murdock Harry T., Jr. and Joan C. Giddings Frank and Lorraine A. Frates Henry and Ann G. Baird George A. and Jeralyn C. Blake Nicholas and Eva M. Travers Paul R. and Mary K. Rudolph Richard E. and Ellen M. Williams Stephen P. and Mary B. Como
March
2 Richard John Dufner
3 James Andrew Irving
4 Diana Marie Whitaker
4 Duffy Tashio Hunt
8 Richard Francis Donovan, Jr. Richard F. and Virginia Huntley
11 Lisa Marie Abair
12 Robert Alan Dann
12 Scott Philip Iampietro
13 James Wilbur Bumpus, Jr.
13 Doreen Charlotte Carveiro
14 Robert Scott Solberg
15 Mary Jane Brown
17 Donna Marie Vaughan
18 Robert James Henault
19 Corine Ann Cardoza
19 Mark Kevin Letourneau
20 Brenda Dee Moquin
21 Eric Charles Johnson
21 Douglas Ray Broadbent
22 Sylvia Ann Gomes
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