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1,276
Kennels licensed
20
Dog complaints
648
Dead dogs picked up
34
Dogs redeemed by owners
36
Dogs sold
1
Dogs destroyed
183
Restraining orders issued
6
Court complaints
0
Dog notices sent out for unpaid dog licenses 621
Dog Bites
49
SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES Harold E. Giles, Sealer
Weighing and Measuring Devices Inspected:
Tested
771
Adjusted
23
Sealed
760
Not Sealed
10
Condemned 1
Sealing Fees Collected
$490.05
Adjusting Fees Collected
$17.50
Inspections which permit no fees; Weighing of Commodities packaged for sale:
Tested
335
Correct
233
Underweight
10
Overweight 92
Peddlers' Licenses Issued
10
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BUILDING INSPECTOR Albert F. Saunders, Inspector
New Construction:
No. of Permits Issued
Type of Building
Estimated Cost
72
Year Round Dwellings
$773,160
86
Summer Dwellings
342,600
4
Commercial Buildings
37,900
1
Historical Building
8,000
2
Stables
200
17
Garages (private)
16,500
2
Boat Houses
1,100
25
Storage Buildings
4,800
1
Club (private)
4,000
1
Motel
12,000
1
Swimming Pool
1,200
6
Boys' Camps
21,000
218
$1,222,460
Alterations:
No. of Permits Issued
Type of Building
Estimated Cost
60
Year Round Dwellings
$80,325
72
Summer Dwellings
56,505
1
Apartment House
3,500
25
Commercial Buildings
42,050
1
Girl's Camp
1,750
1
Motel
1,300
8
Garages (private)
3,950
6
Sheds and Barns
2,950
2
Churches
20,000
6
Boys' Camps
4,500
$216,830
182
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1 Sub-Standard hotel condemned and completely re- moved by owner.
2 Zoning violations (set-backs from lines) Dwelling and garage, referred to Selectmen for enforce- ment.
6 Zoning complaints received on illegal non-conform- ing signs. Referred to Selectmen for enforce- ment.
1 Planning and Zoning violation closing of way, re- ferred to Selectmen.
8 Trailer violations reported to Selectmen for enforce- ment under Zoning.
4 Sub-divisions received from Planning Board com- prising 214 new house lots.
55 Plans submitted to Planning Board on Form A in- volving 113 house lots.
936 Calls made on Zoning and Planning requirements. Phone calls not included.
32 Referrals to Zoning Board of Appeals for variances.
4 Kindergartens inspected under new State Health Law.
31 Elevators inspected (State Law).
2 Hotels inspected (State Law).
7 Dumbwaiters inspected (State Law).
1 Hoistway inspected (State Law).
9 Nursing Homes inspected (State Law).
16 Buildings demolished.
POLICE DIVISION Leo M. Murphy, Police Chief
Arrests:
Crimes:
Male
533
Male
225
Female
39
Female
21
Total
572
Total
246
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Motor Vehicle Violations:
Residents
344
Male
172
Non-Residents
228
Female
5
Total
572
Total
177
Auto Violations Turned Over to Registry for Suspension
41
Miscellaneous Work Done by Division:
Complaints investigated
2,262
Auto accidents investigated
396
Route 3 accidents bypass
31
Total accidents on streets of Plymouth
365
Property Damage
265
Personal and Property
92
Personal
15
Pedestrian
15
Bicycle
8
Motorcycle
0
Fatal
1
Dogs killed
19
Dogs injured 37
Prisoners detained for other departments
119
Summonses served for other departments
159
Summonses (No-Fix) issued
2,999
Local summonses served
215
Burglar alarms
56
Fatal accidents investigated
1
Street lights reported out
105
Bank trips with Bank Clerk
167
Doors found unlocked
210
Emergency messages
136
Complaints to Dog Officer
72
Stolen Cars
17
Night Lodgers
0
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Sudden Deaths
20
Rescue Boat out to Drownings
6
Fire Alarms 78
False Fire Alarms
5
Drownings
3
Trips to Jordan Hospital with blood
27
Killed by lightning
1
Suicides
1
Autos transferred or sold
2,319
Licenses suspended or revoked 187
Missing persons (located)
45
Notices delivered for Board of Selectmen
28
Cottages checked
2,296
Escapees
11
Ambulance trips
124
Complaints to Highway Department
86
Complaints to Board of Health
28
Complaints to Conservation Officer
10
MILEAGE OF DIVISION
Cruisers 141,088 miles
STOLEN CARS
Cars reported stolen in Plymouth 17
Cars reported stolen in Plymouth and recovered 17
Stolen cars recovered out of town 4
MISCELLANEOUS CASH RECEIPTS
Bicycles Registered $12.80
Revolver Licenses and Permits
174.00
Fees from Taxi Registrations and Licenses
88.00
Fees from Out of Town Lockups
114.00
Parking Meter Fines 281.00
Amount of Fines 3,820.00
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Amount of Costs of Court Received by Town
125.00
Photographs Sold
$146.00
Copying of accident reports
39.00
185.00
(Above two items turned over to Gen. Funds)
Total
$4,799.80
Value of Stolen Property Recovered
$11,663.43
Value of Lost Property Recovered
$927.50
ANNUAL REPORT OF PLYMOUTH AIRPORT COMMISSION
Submitted herewith is the report of the Airport Commission for the year 1959.
The use of the airport facilities were considerably curtailed the first six months of 1959 due to construction on the field which involved the installation of the hard- top runway and a section of the taxiway which required workmanship of a very exacting nature to comply with Federal specifications.
The airport lighting system was completed this year and approved by the Federal and State Aeronautical Agencies following a rigid inspection.
Completion of the remaining section of the taxiway, parallel to the runway is recommended this year to in- sure uninterrupted landings and departures required by scheduled service and aeronautical regulations.
The airport is presently equipped with a Federal- approved runway, 3,000 feet long by 75 feet wide, illu- minated during darkness by an automatically controlled lighting system, thus enabling the use of the facilities at any hour of the day and night, weather conditions per- mitting.
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A public telephone pay station has been installed on the field for the convenience of anyone landing during the late hours when the field may be unattended.
All construction costs and lighting equipment was borne by the Federal Government, 50%; State Govern- ment, 25%; and the Town, 25%.
An itinerant airplane mechanic and inspector is lo- cated on the field throughout the year for which space rent is collected. Rent is also collected for tie-down space (outside) and hangar space.
Aviation gasoline and oil is also sold at a profit and the Town also collects taxes on planes based in Plymouth.
There is a demand for more hangar space which, ac- cording to regulations, must be on a private ownership basis for which building space will be leased by the Air- port Commission.
With the completion of construction, increase in activity was noted the last half of the year which in- cluded the use of the field by business executives having interests in this area.
It is expected that, in the near future, Plymouth may enjoy scheduled air service, linking Plymouth with major airports but nothing definite can be stated at this date.
With gradual improvement of the facilities and the resulting increase of airborne traffic, a favorable effect upon the business economy of our Town can be expected.
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES T. FRAZIER, Chairman,
SUMNER A. CHAPMAN, JR., FRANCIS P. SHEA,
WILLIAM H. BARRETT,
JOHN PETRELL, JR.,
Plymouth Airport Commission.
ELIO W. BARUFALDI, Airport Manager.
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REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS AND SEWERS
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen
Gentlemen:
I herewith submit a report of the work done in the Street and Sewer Departments from January 1 to De- cember 31, 1959:
SEWERS
Approximately six miles of our main sewers were dragged and tree roots removed. Manholes were re- paired and cleaned with new frames and covers replaced where needed. There were twenty-five new services added to the sewer system. One new extension was laid on Alden St. Ext. to take care of nine houses. This sewer line was laid through the property of William Lamb and connected into the Standish Avenue main sewer. 1010' of 8" pipe was laid with six manholes built for this ex- tension.
STREET CLEANING
The new 1959 Elgin Motor Pick-Up Sweeper cleaned nine hundred sixty seven curb miles from May to Novem- ber. The main street and waterfront were swept each day with the side streets receiving a sweeping every other day.
ASPHALT SIDEWALKS
The maintenance and construction of asphalt side- walks were completed on the following streets: Fremont St., north and south sides, Union St. on the west side, Castle St., Atlantic Ave., Sandwich St., on the west side opposite Hobshole House, Forest Ave. Ext. on north and south sides, Vernon St. on south side from Highland Place to Allerton St.
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State Road in Manomet, north of White Horse Road, on the east side, Alden St. Ext., north side, Royal St., east side, Market St., from Town Sanitary to High St., Lothrop St., south side, on Court St. from Cold Spring to the property of Miss Edith McNamara. Where tree roots had lifted old sidewalk surfaces, necessary repairs were com- pleted. Sidewalks have been graded and filled with gravel for new surfaces in 1960.
DRAINS
Court Street, from McNamara's property to Cold Spring, 450' of 18" concrete pipe was laid in place of 450' of 10" clay pipe. Three catch basins were built for proper drainage. This change-over of pipe was necessary as the 10" clay pipe couldn't carry off the water coming from Alden Street. Castle Street, 400' of 12" concrete pipe was laid from Castle St. to the present drain on Atlantic Street with two new catchbasins installed. Valley Road, 400' of 12" galvanized pipe was laid on Valley Road north to Pond Street and 570' of 18" galvanized pipe was laid on Pond Street to Great Herring Pond with five catchbasins built with one headwall. The road and trenches will be repaired in the spring of 1960. Catchbasins in town have been cleaned and drains dragged and cleared of debris and sand.
FENCES
The old wooden fence on Summer Street was re- moved and 415' of chain link fence 4' high was replaced. The old wooden fence on Robinson St. was repaired with 2x4 stringers and pickets. The wooden fence on Forest Ave. was repaired with 4 new posts, 50' of 2x4 stringers and 80 new pickets. Approximately 50 cement posts have been replaced caused by accidents in various sections of the town. These cement posts are made by the depart- ment.
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HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION AND RECONSTRUCTION
The following streets received a 3" Type I mix over the old road surface, consisting of a 2" base and a 1" top: Cordage Terrace, Cherry St., from Court St. to Standish Ave., Vernon St., North Russell St., South Russell St., Marjorie St. (west), Allerton St., from Samoset St. to Russell St., Phoenix Court, North Cherry St., South Cherry St., Highland Place, Vinal Avenue, Manomet Ave- nue and Davis Street. The following streets were sur- faced with a mixed in place top of gravel and asphalt 3" in thickness: Strand Avenue, Seven Hills Road, Beach Street, Sunrise Avenue, Halfway Pond Road, one mile north from Long Pond Road, Long Pond Road in Cedar- ville from Great Herring Pond Road west 2640 feet. Cen- ter Hill Road was graded with gravel and rolled to a hard base and penetrated with 1/2 gallon of MC2 asphalt and sealed with a 1/4 gallon of MC3 asphalt and sand for a distance of two miles.
CHAPTER 90 CONSTRUCTION
The F. V. Lawrence Co. of Falmouth was awarded the contract for the completion of the remaining part of South St. from Towns St. to the By-Pass. This road was widened to 26 feet and brought to grade with gravel. A base course of crushed stone 3" deep penetrated with 11/2 gallons of asphalt was placed on the gravel base. At Braley Lane, a new cut off was built to take care of a bad corner at the head of Nook Road. This section of the road was constructed in the same manner as that of South St. Drainage was given the proper attention and all banks and slopes were graded. The finish top course of hot mix for South St. was awarded to The Southeastern Construc- tion of Bridgewater Inc. and this consists of a 2" base course and a 1" top course to be completed in 1960. White Horse Road, from State Highway to Rocky Hill Road, was completed by Donahue & Flaherty Inc. of Boston with the same type of construction as laid on South St.
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The remaining portion of White Horse Road and Taylor Ave. to Bartlett Brook will be done under Chapter 90 funds in the spring of 1960.
CHAPTER 90 MAINTENANCE
The following roads were sealed with asphalt and sand under Chapter 90 maintenance funds with the Town paying one-third of the cost: Federal Furnace Road, from South Meadow Road (west 1 mile), Rocky Hill Road, from Route 3A to the Hall property. A special grade of hot mix was laid on Sandwich St. from Main St. Ext. to Bradford St. and from South St. to Mt. Pleas- ant St. with a thickness of 11/2" to improve the riding surface, fill cracks, holes and trenches. A continuation of this new hot mix will be carried out under the 1960 program.
GRANOLITHIC SIDEWALK AND CURBING
The following new sections of cement curbing was laid by contract: Sandwich St., 183' curbing opposite Hobshole House, Castle St., 496' curbing on the south side, Forest Ave. Ext., 376' curbing on north and south sides. With the laying of new curbing, sidewalks were graded and filled with gravel and a 2" hot top surface laid. At Magoni Terrace, a cement wall 20' long, 10" wide and 5' high was built by contract to take care of bank wash from the church property. The Plymouth County Electric Company replaced sidewalks on Main St. Ext. and Market St. with the town and light company each furnishing one-half of the cost. The contract for 1200' curbing on Royal and Alden St. Ext. was completed and the sidewalk was graded and blacktopped. Several broken cement slabs were removed and replaced with black top.
TRAFFIC AND STREET MARKING
White lines and crosswalks were repainted with new crosswalks being added. Taxi stands and restricted areas were painted yellow. The Highway Department paint
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shop straightened and repainted a great many traffic signs and these were set back on posts at a later date. The request for children signs and stop signs were set-up in various sections of the town.
STREET ALTERATIONS
The corner of Pleasant and Robinson St. was cut back fifteen feet and rounded. One hundred feet of cement curbing was built, sidewalk graded with gravel and sur- faced with 2" hot mix. The roadway was graded and surfaced with hot mix. The corner at Robinson and May- flower St. was cut back twelve feet and rounded. Forty feet of stonewall was removed and replaced with a cement wall. The roadway was graded and surfaced with hot mix. Robinson and Sagamore St. corner was rounded and twenty-five feet of cement curbing was built. The thirty foot wooden fence of 2x4 and pickets was placed back of the curbing and painted. The road was graded and 21/2" of hot mix was laid. At Sandwich St. and Lincoln St., the old cement ramps, curbing and sidewalk was broken up and removed. The corner was cut back fifteen feet and rounded. Fifty feet of new cement ramps were replaced and the roadbed was covered with hot mix.
MISCELLANEOUS
Garibaldi St., Columbus Rd., and Marconi Rd., streets leading to the WPLM radio station, were accepted at the March town meeting with funds appropriated for street improvement. The Del Prete Const. Co., Inc. of Rockland was awarded the contract for these three streets and the following work was done: Brush and stumps removed. 3760 cu. yds. of loam and earth was removed with 1050 cu. yds. of gravel being replaced and rolled. 5900 sq. yds. of fine grading was done with a 3" mixed in place top laid over the gravel base. Three leach basins were in- stalled for surface water. Eighteen triangular concrete guard posts were constructed as shown on plan. Slopes
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and shoulders were graded to conform to cross sections shown in specifications.
Rocky Pond Road had 11/4 miles of road widened from fifteen feet to twenty-six feet wide. The brush was cut and stumps removed. All loose sand on existing road- way was removed and replaced with 6 inches of gravel and rolled. A 3" mixed in place surface was placed over the gravel base. All banks and slopes were graded. At a later date, the mixed in place base was sealed with 1/4 gallon of asphalt pr. sq. yd. and covered with sand. This work was completed by the Del Prete Const. Co. Inc. of Rockland at a cost of $11,792.00.
A new 4 yd. 1959 Elgin Motor Pick-Up Sweeper was purchased this year replacing the 1950 sweeper.
A 1959 3/4 ton Chevrolet pick-up truck replaced the 1953 Ford pick-up truck traded in.
The new nine foot blade plow is being used in the Manomet district.
The work in Manomet, Long Pond and Cedarville districts has been carried out satisfactorily by the district foreman. The cutting of brush, gravelling, widening of bad corners, snow and ice removal, scraping of dirt roads were all given proper attention.
The several requests from the Selectmen's Office and other town departments were given special attention.
Newly accepted roads by the Town have been bounded by the Town Engineer with the bounds being made by the Highway Department.
Lines and grades for street and sewer work have been supplied by the Town Engineer, Edward Chase, and records of same filed at his office on Lincoln Street.
Respectfully submitted,
ELMER C. CHANDLER,
Supt. of Streets and Sewers.
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LIST OF JURORS
Prepared by the Selectmen of Plymouth, Mass., for 1960-1961
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Adams, Edith M., River Street, Housewife; Husband's oc- cupation, Brick Mason, self-employed.
Almeida, Louis, Jr., 5 Castle Street, Rope Maker, Plym- outh Cordage Co., Plymouth.
Anderson, Irene A., State Road, Manomet, Supervisor, N. E. Telephone & Telegraph Co., Plymouth; Hus- band's occupation, Carpenter, self-employed.
Armstrong, Douglas H., 274 Sandwich Street, Time Study Man, Plymouth Cordage Co., Plymouth.
Arons, Samuel, 193 Court Street, Wholesaler, self-em- ployed.
Axford, Ruth W., 16 Whiting Street, Bank Clerk, Life Insurance Department, Plymouth Five Cents Savings Bank, Plymouth; Husband's occupation, Laundry Route Salesman, Old Colony Laundry, Plymouth.
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Baker, Robert B., 30 Centennial Street, Bank Teller, Plymouth Federal Savings & Loan Association, Plym- outh.
Balboni, Clyde, 18 Forest Avenue, Bakery Proprietor, self-employed.
Balboni, Primo S., State Road, Manomet, Store Proprietor, The Garden Shop, Manomet, self-employed.
Barbieri, Frederick A., 21 Pleasant Street, Package Store Clerk, Pioppi's Package Store, Inc., 60 Court Street, Plymouth.
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Barbieri, Leonard J., 323 Court Street, Grocery Clerk, Angelo Barbieri, 233 Sandwich Street.
Barnes, Thomas L., 13 Winter Street, Bank Teller, Plym- outh National Bank, Plymouth.
Barrett, Michael L., 10 Howland Street, Bookkeeper, Louis Knife & Son, 359 Court Street, Plymouth.
Bartlett, Ephraim L., 35 Russell Street, Carpenter Fore- man, Plymouth Cordage Company, Plymouth.
Bartlett, Robert H., Bartlett Road, Manomet, Estimator, Bethlehem Steel Corp., Quincy, Mass.
Barufaldi, Helen A., 210 Sandwich Street, Housewife; Husband's occupation, Helicopter Pilot, Wiggins Air- ways, Norwood, Mass.
Billey, Peter R., 8 Holmes Terrace, Chief Engineer, Plym- outh Cordage Co., Plymouth.
Birnstein, Emil C., 182 Summer Street, Caretaker, Depart- ment of Public Works, Boston, Massachusetts.
Brewster, Ellen H., Warren Avenue, Housewife; Husband's occupation, Chairman of the Board, Plymouth Cord- age Co., Plymouth.
Brown, Frank T., Jr., 273 Court Street, Assistant to Con- troller, Plymouth Cordage Co., Plymouth.
Brown, Wilfred J., 66 Allerton Street, Retired; Former occupation, President Consolidated Railroads of Cuba and Affiliated Companies, New York, N. Y.
Bumpus, Harold A. C., 23 Vernon Street, Cranberry Grower, self-employed.
Burgess, Earle F., 19 Nelson Street, Retired; Former oc- cupation, Testman, N. E. Telephone & Telegraph Co., Plymouth.
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Canevazzi, Mauro, Overlook Road, General Insurance Broker and Public Accountant, 5 Town Square, Plym- outh, self-employed.
Canucci, R. Dorothy, 14 Gould Road, Bookkeeper, Town Brook Service Station, Plymouth.
Caranci, Arthur C., Westerly Road, Retired; Former occu- pation, Firefighter, Town of Plymouth.
Carreau, Euclid E., Federal Furnace Road, Resort Owner, self-employed.
Carter, George W., Jr., 156 Court Street, Branch Bank Manager, Plymouth Five Cents Savings Bank, 44 Main St., Plymouth.
Cash, Maurice H., 83 Cherry Street, Clerk, Plymouth Cordage Co., Plymouth.
Cavicchi, Alton S., 5 Olmstead Terrace, Owner and part- ner, Rogers Supermarket, Manomet, self-employed.
Cavicchi, Milo G., 65 Oak Street, Owner and partner, Rogers Supermarket, Manomet, self-employed.
Clark, James W., River Street, Salesman, Endicott-John- son Corp. of Mass., Boston, Mass.
Collari, Fernando, 221 Court Street, Owner and manager, Knife's Store, 298 Court St., Plymouth, self-employed.
Correa, Phillip J., Engineering Aide, Department of Pub- lic Works, Boston, Mass.
Costa, Joseph R., State Road, Manomet, Store Manager, Automotive Distributors, Inc., Lynn, Mass.
Covell, Helen, 115 Court Street, Chief Operator, N. E. Telephone & Telegraph Co., Plymouth, Mass.
Creati, Joseph A., Sr., Charlemont Road, Priscilla Beach, unemployed; Former occupation, Office Clerk, Cata- lytic Construction Co., Otis Air Base, Falmouth, Mass.
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Dahl, Eldon, 8 Mayflower Street, Dairy Manager, Nook Farm Corp., Plymouth.
Darsch, Mary M., 9 Alden Street, Hairdresser, self-em- ployed, Husband's occupation, Printer, Plymouth Cordage Co., Plymouth.
Davis, Walter L., 3A Main Street Extension, Violin Teacher, self-employed.
Davis, Warren O., 116 Warren Avenue, Manager, E. S. Morton & Co., Brockton, Mass.
DeFelice, Mario W., 303 Court Street, Admn. Supply Technician, U. S. Property & Fiscal Officer, Mass.
Army National Guard, 143 Speen St., Natick, Mass. Diesel, Paul O., Warren Avenue, Marine Insurance Under- writer, Aetna Life Affiliated Co., Boston, Mass.
Doten, Elmer T., 17 Vernon Street, Weaver, George E. Mabbett & Sons Co., Plymouth.
Dunham, Elizabeth P., 7 Fremont Street, Clerk, Stoddard & Talbot, Plymouth; Husband's occupation, Officer, Plymouth County House of Correction, Plymouth.
Dupuis, Arthur J., 37 Nick's Rock Road, Fishways Super- visor, Division of Marine Fisheries, Boston, Mass.
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Edgar, Grace D., 375 Court Street, Retired; Former occu- pation, Order Clerk, Plymouth Cordage Co., Plym- outh.
Estes, Kendall S., 223 Sandwich Street, Assistant Treas- urer, Plymouth Five Cents Savings Bank, Plymouth.
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Ferrari, Henry A., Pierce Avenue, Insurance Agent, Cape Insurance Agency, Court St., Plymouth.
Fillebrown, John R., Federal Furnace Road, Distribution Clerk, Plymouth County Electric Co., Plymouth.
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Forth, Lillian D., Warren Cove, Housewife; Husband's occupation, Leather Merchant, Ronald A. Forth, Inc., Boston, Mass.
Fortini, Robert E., 18 Allerton Street, Owner-manager of Credit Bureau, Old Colony Credit Bureau, 16 Main St., Plymouth, self-employed.
Fox, George T., 15 Alvin Road, Retired, Former occupa- tion, Foreman, Plymouth Cordage Co., Plymouth.
Freeman, Arthur W., 2 Stoddard Street, Assistant Mana- ger, F. W. Woolworth Co., Main Street, Plymouth. Freyermuth, Shirley T., State Road, Manomet, Clerk, Reg- istry of Deeds, Plymouth; Husband's occupation, Me- chanic, Lincoln Street Service Station, Plymouth.
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Garuti, Henry, 282 Court Street, Loom Fixer, George Mabbett & Sons, Inc., Plymouth.
Gellar, Jane, White Horse Road, Housewife; Husband's occupation, Gas Service Station operator and manager of seasonal dairy bar, Manomet.
Giaccaglia, Dario, 429 Court Street, Raw Material Inspec- tor, Plymouth Cordage Co., Plymouth.
Ginhold, George D., Jr., 361/2 Standish Avenue, Custodian, Plymouth Federal Savings & Loan Association, Court St., Plymouth.
Giovanetti, Alton A., 13 Cordage Terrace, Clerk-Treas- urer, John E. Jordan Co., Main St., Plymouth.
Govoni, Mary R., South Meadow Road, Dental Assistant, Dr. Myron Policow, 37 Main St., Plymouth; Husband's occupation, Bookkeeper, Malaguti Bros., Liberty Street, Plymouth.
Greaves, Robert, 2 Nelson Court, Dresser-Tender, May- flower Worsted Co., Wapping Road, Kingston, Mass. Guidetti, Louise F., 35 South Street, Housewife; Husband's occupation, Production Welder, Bethlehem Steel Co., Quincy, Mass.
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Harlow, Elmer F., Jr., Old Sandwich Road, Ellisville, Senior Civil Engineer, Massachusetts Department of Public Works, Boston, Mass.
Harlow, Richard W., 13 Pleasant Street, Bank Teller, Plymouth National Bank, Plymouth.
Harvender, Ruth, Point Road, Manomet, Clerk, May- flower Pharmacy, State Road, Manomet.
Haskins, Elmer M., 47 Allerton Street, Accountant-Treas- urer, Petroleum Sales & Service, Inc., Water Street, Plymouth.
Hatton, Albert C., Boutemain Avenue, Lineman, Plym- outh County Electric Co., Plymouth.
Henderson, Charles T., 22 Davis Street, Store Manager, Sherwin-Williams Co., Plymouth.
Hodson, Arthur N., River Street, Purchasing Agent, Plymouth Cordage Co., Plymouth.
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Illig, Dorothy W., Jordan Road, Saleslady, E. S. Burns Insurance Agency, Plymouth; Husband's occupation, President, Shiretown Motors, Inc.
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Johnson, Carl W., 117 Court Street, Unemployed; Former Occupation and employer, Carpenter, Robert S. Davis, Plymouth.
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Kennedy, John A., 15 Stafford Street, Tree Warden and Moth Superintendent, Town of Plymouth.
Klasky, Melvin P., 33 Union Street, Antique Dealer, Plymouth Antique Center, Plymouth.
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