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INTER MUNICIPAL AND REGIONAL COOPERATION
Our Waste Disposal Committee has maintained contact with developments in our area throughout the year. Although the five community incinerator that we proposed based on two non-cost engi- neering surveys, and with a low poten- tial cost to all, is no longer a possibility because of narrow provincialism and mu- tual jealousy among other communities, we will strive to join in the most ad- vantageous setup for the Town to avoid uneconomical costs of construction of our own, although site, plans, and spe- cifications are now available.
The Board endorses the regional plan- ning done over the past two years by a
steering committee on which Chairman Thomson serves. This Committee is striving to establish a Southern Essex County Re-Development area using Fed- eral funds to provide for the economic future of our area for our people.
CONCLUSION
This has been a year of readjustment for the Board and we wish, at this time, to thank our Town Counsel, Richard Coughlin, our Secretary, Richard A. Wales, and our Clerk, Katherine Donlon for their faithful assistance. Also we pay tribute to those who have observed throughout the Town Government who have put Public Service above Self Service. In coming years, let us hope that ALL will emulate those who have worked full time for our Citizens. Space does not allow us to name the many officials, employees and citizens whose assistance has helped to make our term a pleasure. It has been a privilege to serve you this past year and, we hope, an experience in productive government.
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TOWN CLERK
DANIEL J. WORMWOOD, JR., Town Clerk (resigned ) OLIVER W. COUGHLIN, Town Clerk
TOWN WARRANT
Monday, March 19, 1962
ARTICLE 1. To choose a Moderator for one (1) year.
To choose three members of the Board of Selectmen for one (1) year. To choose a Collector of Taxes for three (3) years.
To choose a Town Treasurer for three (3) years.
To choose one member of the Board of Assessors for three (3) years. To choose one member of the Board of Public Works for three (3) years. To choose two members of the School Committee for three (3) years.
To choose one member of the Board of Trustees of the Public Library for three (3) years.
To choose one member of the Board of Public Welfare for three (3) years. To choose one member of the Board of Health for three (3) years.
To choose three Constables for three (3) years.
To choose one member of the Planning Board for five (5) years.
To choose one member of the Board of Commissioners of Trust Funds for three (3) years.
To choose eighteen (18) representative Town Meeting Members in each precinct for three (3) years.
To choose one (1) representative Town Meeting Member in Precinct 1 for one (1) year.
To choose one (1) representative Town Meeting Member in Precinct 1 for two (2) years.
To choose two (2) representative Town Meeting Members in Precinct 3 for one (1) year.
To choose one (1) representative Town Meeting Member in Precinct 4 for two (2) years.
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A GENERAL
ARTICLE 2. To hear and act on the reports of Town Officials, Boards, and Committees.
Sponsored by the Board of Selectmen.
ARTICLE 3. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Town Treas- urer, with the approval of the Board of Selectmen, to borrow money from time to time in anticipation of the revenue for the financial year beginning January 1, 1963, and to issue a note or notes therefor, payable within one year, and to renew any note or notes as may be given for a period of less than one year, in accordance with Section 17, Chapter 44, General Laws.
Sponsored by the Board of Selectmen and the Town Treasurer.
ARTICLE 4. To see what action the Town will take in relation to the recom- mendations calling for the appropriation or expenditure of money, and creation of debt, or the disposition of town property as set forth in the report of officers, boards or committees.
Sponsored by the Board of Selectmen.
ARTICLE 5. To see what action the Town will take in relation to salaries of elected town officials for the ensuing year.
Sponsored by the Board of Selectmen.
ARTICLE 6. To see what action the Town will take in relation to the appro- priation of money for departmental and other expenses for the year 1962.
Sponsored by the Board of Selectmen.
ARTICLE 7. To see if the Town will authorize the Board of Assessors to ap- point a member of said Board to act as secretary thereof and receive pay there-
for, as provided by Chapter 41, Section 4A of the General Laws. (Ter. Ed.)
Sponsored by the Board of Assessors.
ARTICLE 8. To see if the Town will authorize the Planning Board to appoint a member of such Board to act as secre- tary thereof and receive pay therefor, as provided by Chapter 41, Section 4A of the General Laws. (Ter. Ed.)
Sponsored by the Planning Board.
ARTICLE 9. To see what action the Town will take on the matter of trans- ferring the unexpended balances as shown in the books of the Town Accountant as of December 31, 1961, to the Surplus Revenue Account, or take any action relative thereto.
Sponsored by the Board of Selectmen.
ARTICLE 10. To see if the Town will appropriate and transfer a sum of money to the existing Stabilization Fund for any of the uses provided and authorized under Sections 7 or 8 of Chapter 44 of the General Laws.
Sponsored by the Board of Selectmen.
ARTICLE 11. To see if the Town will vote to carry on the Sidewalk Construc- tion Program under the provision of General Laws, Chapter 83, Sections 25 and 26, and to appropriate the necessary money therefor or take any action rela- tive thereto.
Sponsored by the Board of Selectmen.
ARTICLE 12. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Board of Selectmen to execute a lease with the Veterans of Foreign Wars for such space as is avail- able, and upon terms as may be deter- mined by the Board, and appropriate the
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58. Supplies
59. Mobile Radio System
635.00
635.00
60. State Police Training School
325.00
325.00
61. Uniforms
2,500.00
2,500.00
FIRE DEPARTMENT
62. Salaries
Chief
7,406.88
Deputy Chief
6,803.68
Captains (4)
24,801.92
Firefighters
160,045.39
Fire Alarm Assistant
381.60
Office Clerk
381.60
Extra Labor
3,500.00
Men on Vacations
8,145.60
Paid Holidays
7,295.29
Pension Fund
643.86
219,406.82
63. Office Expense
1,150.00
1,150.00
64. Travel-In State
200.00
200.00
65. Travel-Out of State
150.00
150.00
66. Building Expenses
6,650.00
6,650.00
67. Communications
2,400.00
2,400.00
68. Uniforms
850.00
850.00
69. Maintenance
4,900.00
4,900.00
HARBORMASTER
70. Salaries
Harbormaster
325.00
325.00
71. Expenses
100.00
100.00
CIVIL DEFENSE
72. Director-Salary
1,533.00
1,533.00
73. Municipal Protection
5,500.00
5,500.00
CONSTABLE
74. Wages
100.00
100.00
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
75. Sealer-Wages
850.00
850.00
76. Office Expense
195.00
195.00
77. Travel-Within Town
165.00
165.00
78. Travel-Out of Town
65.00
65.00
BUILDING INSPECTOR
79. Salaries
Building Inspector
2,800.00
Assistant
330.00
3,130.00
80. Office Expense
300.00
300.00
81. Travel-In State
300.00
300.00
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2,000.00
2,000.00
WIRE INSPECTOR
82. Salary-Inspector
1,300.00
1,300.00
83. Office Expense
175.00
175.00
84. Travel-Within State
335.00
335.00
DOG OFFICER
85. Dog Officer-Salary
880.00
880.00
86. Office Expense
100.00
100.00
87. Maintenance-Transportation
200.00
200.00
88. Maintenance-Pound
400.00
400.00
CONSERVATION COMMISSION
89. Office Expense
625.00
625.00
90. Membership Dues
25.00
25.00
91. In State Travel
150.00
150.00
INSURANCE
92. Insurance
a. Fire Insurance
14,500.00
b. Automobile Liability
7,802.23
c. Automobile Fire and Theft
400.00
d. Marine Ins. (Sealer W. & M.)
105.89
e. Marine Ins. (Public Works)
451.50
f. Employee Group Ins.
25,000.00
g. Fire Insurance (Town Pier)
281.40
h. Fire Ins. (Refresh. Stands)
75.00
i. Miscellaneous
1,383.98
50,000.00
HEALTH AND SANITATION
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
93. Salaries
Board Members
550.00
Health Officer
6,200.48
Health Nurse
5,070.00
Senior Clerk
3,712.80
Extra Clerical
300.00
Clerk of Board
260.00
Physicians
200.00
16,293.28
94. Office Expense
614.50
614.50
95. Travel-In State
1,190.00
1,190.00
96. Travel-Out of State
150.00
150.00
97. Inspections and Tests
6,500.00
6,500.00
98. Mosquito and Noxious Weeds
1,650.00
1,650.00
99. Rubbish and Garbage
76,716.00
76,716.00
PUBLIC WORKS
100. Salaries and Wages
Board Members
Chairman
650.00
Associates (2)
1,000.00
1,650.00
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A. Administrative
Superintendent
9,216.48
Administrative Assistant
6,803.68
Sr. Clerk and Typist
3,712.80
19,732.96
B. Garage Maintenance Shop
Head Mechanic
5,597.28
Motor Equip. Repairman
5,070.00
10,667.28
C. Engineering
Town Engineer
7,406.88
Assistant Engineer
6,803.68
Junior Civil Engineer
6,200.48
Senior Engineering Aid
5,597.28
Junior Engineering Aids (2)
7,384.00
33,392.32
D. Sewer Division
Department Head
6,656.00
Foreman
5,597.28
P. W. Maint. Cr. MEO-H (2)
10,140.00
Standby
2,000.00
24,393.28
E. Cemetery Division
Department Head
6,656.00
Working Foreman
5,597.28
P. W. Maint. Cr. MEO
4,617.60
P. W. Maint. Craftsman
4,617.60
Overtime
500.00
21,988.48
F. Highway Division
Department Head
6,656.00
Working Foreman (3)
16,791.84
P. W. Maint. Cr. MEO-S (4)
20,712.64
P. W. Maint. Cr. MEO-H (9)
45,630.00
P. W. Maint. Craftsman (5)
21,538.80
Overtime
1,000.00
112,329.28
G. Park Division
Department Head
6,656.00
Working Foreman
5,469.68
Work. Fore .- Tr. Cl. and Sur.
5,597.28
Work. Fore .- P. W. Maint. Cr.
5,347.88
Tree Climb. and Surgeons (2)
10,140.00
P. W. Maint. Craftsman MEO (2)
9,235.20
P. W. Maint. Craftsman (2)
17,487.48
Overtime
1,000.00
60,933.52
H. Park-Summer Service Program
Special
5,051.00
Tree Climb. and Surgeon
600.00
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Summer Help Beach Cleaners
1,500.00 2,600.00
9,751.00
I. Extra Labor-Summer
10 men at $50. per week for 10 weeks ..
5,000.00
5,000.00
WATER DIVISION
101. Salaries and Wages
Department Head
6,656.00
Senior Clerk and Typist (2)
7,425.60
Working Foreman
5,597.28
P. W. Maint. Cr. MEO-S
5,178.16
P. W. Maint. Cr. MEO-H (2)
10,140.00
P. W. Maint. Cr. Meter Repair. (1)
5,070.00
P. W. Maint. Cr. Meter Reader
4,617.60
P. W. Maint. Craftsman
4,617.60
Standby
2,000.00
51,302.24
102. Office Expense
2,000.00
2,000.00
103. Travel-In Town
840.00
840.00
104. Travel-Out of Town
50.00
50.00
106. Building Expense
350.00
350.00
107. Equipment and Maintenance
1,200.00
1,200.00
108. Supplies and Material
15,000.00
15,000.00
109. Emergency Water
7,500.00
7,500.00
110. M.D.C. Water
33,224.40
33,224.40
PUBLIC WORKS EXPENSES (exclusive of Water)
111. Office Expense
2,100.00
2,100.00
112. Travel-In Town
1,880.00
1,880.00
113. Travel-Out of Town
200.00
200.00
114. Travel-Out of State
500.00
500.00
115. Building Expense
13,300.00
13,300.00
116. Insurance
10.00
10.00
117. Equipment Maintenance
13,470.00
13,470.00
118. Supplies
27,500.00
27,500.00
SPECIAL ACCOUNTS
119. Emergency Sewer
2,000.00
2,000.00
120. Snow and Ice Wages
20,000.00
20,000.00
121. Snow and Ice Expenses
25,000.00
25,000.00
122. Moth Control
5,000.00
5,000.00
123. Dutch Elm
5,000.00
5,000.00
124. Shade Trees
2,500.00
2,500.00
125. Recreation Program
3,500.00
3,500.00
The Finance Committee recommends that the sum of $111,466.64 be appropriated from the Water Division Receipts of the year 1962 for Items No. 101 through 110 inclusive; and that the sum of $7,000.00 be transferred from Cemetery Receipts to Cemetery Wages, Item No. 100E.
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PUBLIC WELFARE
126. Salaries
*Director
6,906.08
*Senior Clerk Stenographer (2)
7,672.80
Board Members
385.00
Secretary to Board
200.00
*Social Worker 5,837.28
*Social Worker
4,560.00
(1) 25,561.16
(1) $11,000 to be paid from Fed. U.S. Grant Admin. Funds, and remainder from tax levy.
127. Public Assistance
109,000.00
109,000.00
128. Old Age Assistance
Board Members
1,340.00
Secretary to Board
200.00
1,540.00
*Note: Recommended salaries are in accordance with State Letter 130 as interpreted by Town Counsel in letter to Board of Public Welfare, dated 8/24/61.
VETERANS' SERVICES
VETERANS' SERVICES
129. Administrator's Salary
1,580.00
1,580.00
130. Office Expense
350.00
350.00
131. Travel-In State
220.00
220.00
132. Assistance
13,000.00
13,000.00
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION
133. Agent's Salary
500.00
500.00
134. Clerk-Part Time
200.00
200.00
135. Office Expense
50.00
50.00
136. Chapter 152 Benefits
4,000.00
4,000.00
SCHOOLS
137. Salaries
Superintendent
9,133.00
Assistant Superintendent
11,166.00
Secretarial
25,915.00
Teachers
956,990.00
Custodians
97,050.00
Health (Nurse and Doctors)
6,700.00
1,106,954.00
138. Office Expense
15,950.00
15,950.00
139. Travel Expense
1,733.00
1,733.00
140. Building Expense
68,900.00
68,900.00
141. Insurance
1,800.00
1,800.00
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142. Miscellaneous:
Instruction
75,150.00
Adult Education
3,000.00
Summer School
3,000.00
Cafeteria
2,500.00
Transportation
5,000.00
Others
4,450.00
93,100.00
143. Travel-Out of State
144. Federal-Aided Projects
5,000.00
5,000.00
MATURING DEBT
145. INTEREST
General Debt
69,516.25
Temporary Loans
10,000.00
79,516.25
Less sum to be transferred to this account under Art. 13
7,350.00
72,166.25
146. PRINCIPAL
General Debt for 1962
246,000.00
Less sum to be transferred to this account under Art. 13
30,000.00
216,000.00
147. CERTIFICATION OF NOTES AND
BONDS
130.50
130.50
LIBRARIES
148. Salaries
Librarian
6,200.48
Children's Librarian
5,070.00
Reference Librarian
5,070.00
Library Secretary-Adult's
3,712.80
Library Secretary-Children's
3,260.40
Library Secretary-Office
3,487.12
Senior Building Custodian
5,070.00
Junior Building Custodian
1,926.00
Extra Services
350.00
Assistants paid by hour
3,500.00
37,646.80
149. Office Expense
1,948.00
1,948.00
150. Travel-Out of State
150.00
150.00
151. Travel-Within State
62.00
62.00
152. Building Expense
3,860.00
3,860.00
153. Library Materials
7,900.00
7,900.00
UNCLASSIFIED
1,750.00
1,750.00
1,980.00
1,980.00
154. Legion Lease
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155. Town Reports
2,500.00
2,500.00
156. Lighting Streets
60,000.00
60,000.00
157. Reserve Fund
20,000.00
20,000.00
158. Fourth of July Observance
1,500.00
1,500.00
159. Memorial Day Observance
1,500.00
1,500.00
160. Veterans Day Observance
250.00
250.00
161. Christmas Lights
1,000.00
1,000.00
The Finance Committee recommends that the sum of $20,000.00 be appro- priated from the Overlay Reserve Account for Item No. 157.
VOTED ARTICLE 7. To accept the re- port of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:
That the Town authorize the Board of Assessors to appoint a member of the Board to act as Secretary thereof and that the salary of the Secretary be fixed at $50.00 per year as provided by Section 4, Chapter 41, General Laws. The appro- priation necessary to pay for this salary having been provided for in Article 6.
VOTED ARTICLE 8. To accept the re- port of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:
That the Town authorize the Planning Board to appoint a member of the Board to act as Secretary thereof and that the salary of the Secretary be fixed at $100.00 per year as provided by Section 4A, Chapter 41, General Laws. The appro- priation necessary to pay for this salary having been provided for in Article 6.
VOTED ARTICLE 9. To accept the re- port of the Finance Committee, as amended, and adopt their recommenda- tions as follows:
That the Town transfer to the Sur- plus Revenue Account the following un- expended balances as shown on the Town Accountant's books as of December 31, 1961:
Police Radio Equipment
$ 326.30
New Fire Station
6,186.06
Jr. High School
Building Comm.
20.65
Total
$6,533.01
VOTED ARTICLE 10. To accept the report of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:
That the Town transfer from the Sur- plus Revenue Account to the existing Stabilization Fund the sum of $15,000 for any of the uses provided and author- ized under Sections 7 or 8 of Chapter 44 of the General Laws.
VOTED ARTICLE 11. To accept the report of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:
That the Town vote to carry on the Sidewalk Construction program under the provisions of General Laws, Chapter 83, Sections 25 and 26.
VOTED ARTICLE 12. To accept the report of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:
That the Town authorize the Board of Selectmen to execute a lease with the Veterans of Foreign Wars for such space as is available, and upon terms as may be determined by the Board.
VOTED: To act on Article 14 after Article 63.
VOTED ARTICLE 15. To accept the report of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:
That the Town authorize the Board of Selectmen to execute a new lease with the Leon E. Abbott Post No. 57 Ameri- can Legion Building Association, for a term of five years from April 6, 1962 at rental of $1,750.00 per year. The ap-
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propriation necessary for this article for 1962 is included in the Budget as Item 154.
VOTED ARTICLE 16. To accept the report of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:
That the Town authorize and direct the town Treasurer to hold as a separate account to be expended by the Library Trustees for Library purposes whatever money is paid to the Town by the Treasurer of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts under General Laws, Chap- ter 78, Section 19A, or take any action relative thereto. Unanimous.
VOTED ARTICLE 17. To accept the report of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:
That the Town authorize and direct the Moderator to appoint a committee of five citizens to study the Town's ad- ministrative and legislative organizations, and report recommendations, if any, for changes therein to the next annual Town Meeting, and that the sum of $100.00 be appropriated therefor.
VOTED ARTICLE 18. To accept the report of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:
That action on this article be indefi- nitely postponed.
VOTED ARTICLE 19. Not to accept this article.
VOTED ARTICLE 20. It was voted to accept the Provisions of Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 136, Sections 7 and 8, providing for licensing by the Board of Selectmen for sale of certain articles on the Lord's Day.
VOTED ARTICLE 21. To accept the report of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:
That the Town instruct the Selectmen to petition the Great General Court of
the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to rescind acceptance by the Town of Chap- ter 48, Sections 42, 43, and 44 of General Laws relative to establishment of a Fire Department under control of the Chief of the Fire Department, providing that the Civil Service rights, rights of tenure, and pension or retirement rights of the Chief and all members of the fire fight- ing force are not affected thereby, and in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 48, Section 45 of the General Laws, authorize the Selectmen to estab- lish the Fire Department and thereafter appoint a Board of Three (3) Fire Engi- neers; said Act to become effective upon its passage.
VOTED ARTICLE 22. To accept the report of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:
That this article be referred to the Pension Study Committee, and that said committee shall report to the next An- nual Town Meeting.
VOTED ARTICLE 23. To accept the report of the Finance Committee as amended and adopt their recommenda- tions as follows:
That action on this article be indefi- nitely postponed.
VOTED ARTICLE 24. It was voted that the Town accept the provision of Gen- eral Laws, Chapter 40, Section 22D, pro- viding for removal of vehicles parked or standing on any way in such manner as to impede removal of snow and plow- ing or violation of any valid rule or regulation prohibiting parking or stand- ing of vehicles on certain ways and pro- viding for appropriate means of removal and charges against owners or persons re- sponsible.
VOTED ARTICLE 25. To accept the report of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:
That action on this article be indefi- nitely postponed.
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VOTED ARTICLE 26. To accept the VOTED ARTICLE 31. That this article report of the Finance Committee and be referred back to the Planning Board. adopt their recommendations as follows:
That this article be adopted.
VOTED ARTICLE 27. It was voted that this article be laid on the table. 2/3 vote.
VOTED ARTICLE 28. That this article be accepted as amended, as follows:
That the classification of the Town Accountant be changed from Grade 7 to Grade 8, that this change be incorpo- rated in Article IX, Section 11, of the Town By-Laws, and the sum of $226.20 be appropriated to cover the cost of this change for the remaining nine months of the year.
VOTED ARTICLE 29. That this article be indefinitely postponed.
VOTED ARTICLE 30. To accept the report of the Planning Board and adopt their recommendations as follows:
That the Business B-1 District Zoning in the area be extended to include the area described in the article. Unanimous.
VOTED ARTICLE 32. That this article be indefinitely postponed.
VOTED ARTICLE 33. To accept the report of the Planning Board and adopt their recommendations as follows:
That the Zoning By-Laws Article III, Section III and IV and the Table of Heights and Area regulations be amended as follows: That in a Business B-1 dis- trict and in a residence A-3 district, where hotels now exist, the maximum height of building may be eight (8) stories and 72 ft. For 131. Against 71. This article required a 2/3 vote and therefore was not carried.
Adjourned at 11:52 P.M.
On March 27, 1962, at 11:55 P.M., Daniel W. Wormwood, Jr., Town Clerk received written notice from Martin C. Goldman that he intended to move for reconsideration of Article 33, as amended by the Planning Board.
ADJOURNED ANNUAL TOWN MEETING Wednesday, March 28, 1962
In accordance with the adjournment of Tuesday, March 27, 1962, the Town Meeting Members were called to order at 8:05 P.M., the necessary quorum being present, and the following members present:
PRECINCT ONE: Murray I. Adams, Leonard H. Bates, Leonard H. Bates Jr., Lewis H. Berry, William H. Berry, Ches- ter C. Bradley, Laura M. Cole, John H. Cropley Jr., Frank E. Crowell, Virginia E. Crowell, Thomas Douglas, Joseph Fiore, Edward F. Flynn Jr., Geremia Foglietta, Alfred N. Frazier, Lillian T. Friedman, Otto W. Friedman, Ann M. Gallo, Bennett Gallo, C. Frank Hatha- way, George A. Holt, Selden D. Hul- quist, Ralph H. Jackson, Mary R. Lotti, William E. Mackey, J. Richard Maitland,
Harold Norton, Laurence F. Picariello, Joseph S. Rodrick, Woodbury L. Rod- rick Jr., Sidney A. Simmons, Charles E. Snow Jr., Mary E. Snow, Antonetta M. Videtta, Frank Williams Jr.
PRECINCT Two: Charles L. Blatchford, George A. Chadwell, James E. Cham- pion, Marjorie C. Champion, Harvey A. Craig, John R. Daley, John F. Denahy, Raymond O. Doane, David F. Doherty, Howell E. Estey, Leo M. Frechette, Ed- mond A. Genest, Stuart W. Graham, John A. Gregory, Jr., Israel H. Gross,
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William S. Healy, Herbert C. Heggie, Philip E. Janvrin, Harold J. Keating, Herbert D. Klein, Semah M. Klein, John E. LaPlante, Cleo Leawood, Robert P. Loring, Edward N. Ludlam, John A. Massey, John J. Mattera, James D. Mc- Carriston, Charles J. McManus, Paul C. Miller, John F. Milo, Pearl D. Morley, Paul A. Polisson, Walter L. Ranger, Philip H. Stafford, John Stone, Richard P. Symmes, Norbert A. Ulman, Donald J. Warnock, Philip M. Whitten.
PRECINCT THREE: Ezra Andelman, George B. Atkins, Marvin J. Baker, Charles F. Chapman, Oliver W. Cough- lin, Howard E. Dow, Ann V. Enholm, Harold G. Enholm, Lester B. Farwell, Ralph E. Gould, Nicholas Gallo, Vernon M. Hawkins 3rd, William V. Hayden Jr., Joseph P. Howard, Harold C. Hudson, Abraham Kessel, Arthur T. Lees, Ernest Manchin, Ade- linda B. Maston, Ester I. Maston, Roy E. Maston, James J. McCarriston, John G. McLearn, Dorothy W. Mills, Ernest O. Mills, Austin D. Mosco, Daniel J. Myers, Harvey P. Newcomb, Priscilla O. New- comb, Ashley W. Rice, Margaret M. Scanlon, Thomas M. Scanlon, William J. Scanlon, Roger G. Skinner, Arnold L. Snow, Ellen Dunn Theisen, Richard A. Wales, Lawrence O. Witter, Orville G. Caswell.
PRECINCT FOUR: Edward D. Acker- man, Robert L. Benford, Benjamin M. Benson, Charles H. Bickford, Edward F. Burke, George J. Burke, Frank G. W. Coletti, John R. Cooper, Paul C. Curtis, Harry G. Davis, Albert G. Doane, Charles W. Dwyer, Ralph B. Earle, Vir- ginia T. Ellis, Loring R. Frazier, Martin C. Goldman, Vera F. Gould, Burt F. Harding, George W. Howell, John J. Hughes Jr., George E. Hutchinson, Robert M. Leonard, Andrew R. Linscott, Harry D. Linscott, William A. Ludlam, James R. Maddock, Joseph A. McHugh, Harold I. Power, Fred D. Sargent, Robert C. Smith, Robert W. Snow, Hatherley A.
Stoddard Jr., George B. Thomson, John W. Tisdell.
PRECINCT FIVE: Bernard L. Baker, William L. Bartow, William C. Beckert, Chester E. Bond, Leslie L. Broadbridge, James W. Buchanan, Charles F. Buck- land, Frederick C. Burk, Joseph Cardillo, Thomas F. Collins, Maxwell Field, Myron Freedman, Eustis B. Grimes, John F. Grynkraut, Michael M. Ingalls, Warren A. Johnson, Leonard N. Kennedy Jr., Marion Kirkpatrick, Martin Kirkpatrick, Sidney R. Lewis, Sherman J. Lippa, Ed- ward D. Loveday, Francis H. Maitland, Joseph M. Mattera, Ralph S. Maxwell, Ralph Mayo, June Morse, Marion Doen Morse, Vincent P. O'Brien, Carl J. Pa- gano, Ervin D. Remick Jr., James W. Santry Jr., Samuel Smith, J. Campbell Soutter III, Richard D. Stevenson, Kath- leen Way, Maurice M. Weiner, Donald S. Whidden, Thomas B. White Jr.
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