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76
71
334
Sp.
13
13
El. School
Total
651
637
514
440
2242
10
6
304
304
7
302
302
8
256
256
Sp.
15
15
J. H. S.
Total
877
877
9
249
249
10
210
210
11
222
222
12
185
185
S. H. S.
Total
866
866
Grand Total
3985
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SCITUATE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
FINANCIAL STATEMENT -- 1963
REGULAR APPROPRIATION
$1,509,427.00
RECEIPTS FROM FEDERAL FUNDS (Revolving Accounts)
Balance:
P.L. 874 $ 16,191.28
P.L. 864, IIIA 1,259.25
P.L. 864, V.
1,145.03 $ 18,595.56
Public Law 874
30,509.00
Public Law 864, Title IIIA
6,019.52
Public Law 864, Title V .
535.20
55,659.28
TOTAL FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR 1963
1,565,086.28
BUDGET EXPENDITURES
Budget .
1,505,944.50
Public Law 85-864, Title V.
384.49
Public Law 85-864, Title IIIA.
517.89
Public Law 874.
27,918.35
TOTAL EXPENDITURES 1963
1,534,765.23
RETURNED TO TOWN (unexpended).
3,482,50
Public Law 874 FEDERAL FUNDS (In reserve)*
18,781.93
OTHER FUNDS (In reserve)
8,056.62
TOTAL.
1,565,086.28
SCHOOL MONEY RETURNED TO TOWN (Not available for school use)
FROM STATE FUNDS
State Aid, Chapter 70
127,655.06
Transportation
61,198.00
Household Arts
4,952.25
Vocational Tuition.
200.00
State Aid, Chapter 72
10,022.95
State Ward Tuition
1,915.10
205,943.36
MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTIONS
1,805.33
TOTAL CREDITS
207,748.69
* Will be used to lower 1964 budgetary amount to be raised by local taxation.
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TOTAL APPROPRIATION EXPENDED
$1,505,944.50
TOTAL CREDITS .
207,748.69
NET COST OF SCHOOLS TO TOWN
1,298,195.81
GENERAL CONTROL
School Committee Expense .
$ 2,492.33
Administrative Salaries
19,752.42
Administrative Expenses
853.79
Clerk Hire: Administration
12,343.75
Attendance Officer
400.00
Administration Supplies
681.16
36,523.45
EXPENSE OF INSTRUCTION
High School Principals' Salaries
19,364.09
High School Office Salaries.
7,377.87
High School Office Supplies.
295.13
High School Teachers' Salaries .
278,136.70
Junior High Principals' Salaries
14,914.01
Junior High Office Salaries.
3,421.18
Junior High Office Supplies.
249.63
Junior High Teachers' Salaries .
181,406.26
Elementary Principals' Salaries
29,827.88
Elementary Office Salaries .
10,999.14
Elementary Office Supplies.
679.28
Elementary Teachers' Salaries .
517,791.19
Supervisors' Salaries .
47,389.13
Supervisors' Office Supplies
444.96
Principals' & Supervisors' Expense
1,206.42
Textbooks
21,051.10
Testing Program
2,187.70
Audio Visual Program.
2,317.40
Supplies .
24,752.98
NDEA, Science, Math, Language
3,611.78
NDEA, Guidance.
763.16
Coaching Salaries
8,900.00
Physical Education Expenses .
8,580.73
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1,185.667.72
PLANT OPERATION
Custodians' Salaries .
85,733.18
Building Surveillance
200.00
Fuel .
21,654.23
Electricity
23,608.00
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Gas
1,659.59
Custodial Supplies.
6,514.85
Water
1,114.92
Telephone
4,279.43
144,764.20
HEALTH
Doctor's Salary .
2,000.00
Medical Supplies
548.21
Nurses' Salaries
11,852.10
Nurses' Office Expense
164.86
14,565.17
AUXILIARY AGENCIES
Cafeteria Salaries.
8,381.00
Truck Operation
458.47
Advertising & Printing
1,599.37
Miscellaneous (Driver Ed., Graduation,Etc.)
4,688.56
15,127.40
REPAIRS AND REPLACEMENTS
Buildings.
4,440.70
Engineering & Custodial Equipment
3,445.38
Boiler Maintenance
3,744.09
Educational Equipment.
3,688.23
Office and Other Equipment
421.90
15,740.30
LIBRARIES
Library Books and Periodicals
7,901.48
School Professional Library
763.13
Library Supplies
1,148.92
9,813.53
TRANSPORTATION
Transportation (Within)
74,842.35
Special Transportation
. 2,347.34
77,189.69
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Alterations, Old Buildings
9,256.00
Grounds
660.00
Furniture and Equipment
5,955.48
NDEA, Science and Math
8,079.37
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23,950.85
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SPECIAL ITEMS
Tuition . . . $ 1,131.50
Overtime - Use of Buildings
4,321.42
Evening Classes
5,970.00
11,422.92
TOTAL EXPENDITURES .
$1,534,765.23
FINANCIAL STATEMENT Athletic Account 1963
Balance on hand January 1, 1963
$ 1,763.39
Receipts .
3,729.28
Total .
5,492.67
Expenditures .
2,941.58
Balance on hand December 31, 1963
$ 2,551.09
CAFETERIA FINANCIAL REPORT 1962-63 SCHOOL YEAR
Balance 9/1/62. $ 27,847.98
INCOME:
Lunchroom sales to students
93,818.08
USDA claims received
42,191.06
Lunchroom sales to adults
3,762.72
Total Income
$ 167,619.84
PAYMENTS :
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Food
97,387.35
Labor.
34,814.97
Other.
6,245.49
Equipment.
9,551.84
Total Payments
147,999.65
Balance 9/1/63. .
$ 19,620.19
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HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL - Year Ending June 1963 HIGH HONORS (All A's - Major Subjects) GRADE 12
Susan Loveland May Ann Swiger Mary Elizabeth Mosher
GRADE 11
Lynda Blanchard
James Robotham
GRADE 10
James Kenney
John Noyes
HONORS (All A's & B's - All Subjects)
GRADE 12
John Brennan Judith Calcutt
Charles Curran
Mary McGrath
Adrienne Taylor
Sharon Pooler
Steven Upchurch
Judith Roberts
Fred Webb
Marilyn Saccone
Alice Webster Helen Wheeler
GRADE 11
Stephen Ladd
Stephen Litchfield
Margaret McCarron
Christopher Tilden
David Tilden
Thomas Meiser Rudolph Mitchell Lawrence Moore Pamela Nicholson
Roger Raffetto
Alan Rogol Julie Slattery
GRADE 10
Deane Keaton
James Kenney
Barbara Lockheed
Richard Mckeever Elaine Murphy Christopher Parker Martha Porter Richard Posnyz Geraldine Proctor
Frank Sullivan Alan Sylvester
Christopher Weeks Robert Whittaker Carolyn Young Ray Zucker
Jerome Crowley Dorinda Fletcher Mary Ann Foniri James Herbert John Hoey Thomas Holleman Cynthia Horan David Hunt Jaynee James
Maud Freeth
Sara Kennedy
June Stravinski Barbara Taska
Michael Dunphy Elaine Finnegan Susan Foster
Norinne Abbott Karen Byer Carl Carlson Judith Doherty Peter Edwards Patricia Gladu Gail Hamilton Susan Hickok Karen Keyes Suzanne Krause
Kenneth Rousseau Roger Samuelson Dana Schultz Christine Soucy Suzanne Squizzero Katherine Swiger Elizabeth Taylor Geoffrey Young
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HONORS (All A's & B's - All Subjects) GRADE 9
Karen Berg Melody Bonney Linda Bush
William Fowler
Phyllis Osborne
Eunice Gallup
Barbara Peters
Robert Gilson
Charlene Senecal
Burnett Cureton
Janette MacDonald
Linda Stack
Katherine MacKay
Emmy Lu Stanley
David McLean
Mary Taylor
Dianne Martin
Beverly Walker
James Montanari
HONORABLE MENTION (A's & B's, 1C) GRADE 12
Tina Berlad
James Hunt
Louis Power
Frances Cole
Leslie James
James Riordan
Paul Cullinane, Jr.
Blair Lackey
Bruce Rohnstock
Francis DeMello Charles Dummer Sandra Ford
Andrea Locklin
Bonnie Ronan
Betsy Lowe
Judith Straight
Patrick Lynch
Ellen Vergobbe
Marilyn Minard
Phyllis Young
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Carl Russell
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Janet Laird
Janet Stacey
Sandra Lawson
Carol Thurston
Jane Le Blanc
Gretchen VanInwagen Alice Ward
GRADE 10
Susan Hooper
Mary Rice
Judith Blanchard Daniel Duffey Patricia Ferreira Arthur Fowler Robert Francis Douglas Greene Judith Hatch
Ellen Jenkins Phyllis Langley Janet Mee Marlene Neely Thomas Paradis Linda Pierce
Brian Stewart Cheryl Tower Antonette Walsh Christopher Zucker
GRADE 9
Richard Alexander Susan Ayer Peter Burn James Dillon Susan Farrell Winnie Freeth
Elizabeth Gibbs Valerie Kane Renny MacKay Brian Mullen Derrell Osier Ruthann Pooler
Phyllis Rolfe Theresa Swiechowicz Joseph Tibbetts Beverly Walker Donna Walsh
GRADE 11
Pamela Gray
Susan Henderson
Blair Holland
David Rousseau
Robert Baxter Sandra Benoit Douglas Best Roger Cahoon Wayne Curran Robert Curtis Diane Darby Edward Gilson
George MacDonald
Susan McNeese John Mitchell
William Hassan William Hendrickson
Mary Jo Nee
Rosemarie DeCosta Lisa DelPorto Richard Farrell Jane Ford
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GRADUATION EXERCISES
Scituate High School Class of 1963
Class Motto: "We know what we are, but not what we may be."
SUNDAY, JUNE 9, 1963 SCITUATE HIGH SCHOOL 2:30 P.M.
PROGRAM
Processional: "Land of Hope and Glory" Elgar-Glenn
High School Band
Invocation Rev. Carl H. Whittier, Jr.
Address of Welcome Jonathan H. Parker, President of Senior Class
Presentation of Awards and Scholarships Mr. Edward L. Stewart, Principal
Presentation of Class Gift President of Senior Class
Selection: "Ours in the World" High School Chorus
Morgan
Graduation Addresses Susan A. Loveland '63 Mary Ann Swiger '63
Presentation of Class for Graduation Mr. Edward L. Stewart, Principal Acceptance of Class for Graduation Dr. L. Munro Grandy, Superintendent of Schools
Conferring of Diplomas Mr. Robert C. MacArthur, Jr. Chairman, School Committee
Class Ode Frances Hopkins Cole
Benediction Reverend Robert Villani
Recessional: "Land of Hope and Glory"
Elgar-Glenn
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CLASS OFFICERS
President
Jonathan H. Parker
Vice-President
Elaine A. Finnegan
Secretary
Victoria De Munbrun
Treasurer
Maurice M. McElroy
CLASS OF 1963
Alfred Bruce Alexander
Nancy E. Alves Erick G. Andrews
Stephen Bryan Bailey
Richard B. Barrie Tina Beth Berlad Alfred Mitchell Boyajian John Harry Brazilian
* James John Brennan III Susan Murphy Bresnahan Judith Ann Calcutt Karen Elizabeth Calderwood Catherine Anne Clifford Frances Hopkins Cole Paul John Connolly Peter C. Crafts Paul Edward Cullinane Paul E. Cullinane, Jr.
Brenda Elizabeth Curran
Charles William Curran, Jr.
Francis Joseph DeMello, Jr. Victoria De Munbrun Peter Steven Dowd Dona Maxwell Doyle Robert V. Doyle, Jr. Charles Hall Dummer James Michael Dunphy Gerald Edward Dwight, Jr. Robert S. Dwight, Jr.
* Elaine Alice Finnegan William W. Folsom Sandra Lynn Ford Susan Jean Foster Maud Maria Freeth Renee Angela Gardner Ann Elaine Gouthro Lorraine Marie Harrington William Mistopha Hassan
Joseph Henry Hayes
William A. Hendrickson III
James Cornell Hunt
Philip R. Hustead
Richard J. Jacobucci
Leslie Ellen James Daniel G. Jenkins
Gertrude Ellen Kay
Francis W. Keating
Sara Ellen Kennedy
Kathryn Laura Kerins
Russell Blair Lackey
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Kenneth William Le Blanc
William J. Litz Helen Andrea Locklin
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Betsy Anne Lowe
Robert Allen Lowe
* Susan Anne Loveland Patrick J. Lynch Susan P. MacPhie John M. Mackey Edward Barry McCarthy, Jr.
Joan Ann McCormack Patricia Anne McCoy Maurice M. McElroy Mary Margaret McGrath Kenneth Edmund Mee Linda Marie Mehl Marilyn Gail Minard Deborah Mitchell Jean Marie Monteiro Robert L. Moore
Mary Elizabeth Mosher
Nancy Sharon Murphy Mary Jo Nee
Wayne P. Newcomb
Edward J. Noonan Joseph M. Nowokunski
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CLASS OF 1963 (Continued)
Jonathan H. Parker Blaine A. Plant Sharron Lee Pooler Janyce Ann Potts Louis Russell Power, Jr. Patricia Louise Quilty Lewis Carl Richardson James Joseph Riordan Judy Enright Roberts Bruce Farrell Rohnstock Bonnie Darlene Ronan Lawrence D. Ross Donald Russell, Jr. Marilyn Ann Saccone Theodore Scott Evonne B. Silvia D. Bruce Sladen
Jane Meredith Small
David Bigelow Smith Margo Lee Stone Judith Lynn Straight June Elizabeth Stravinski Richard Francis Struzziero
* Mary Ann Swiger
Charles Sylvester
* Barbara Joan Taska Adrienne Marie Taylor Diane Marsha Tedford Paul Edward Tondorf, Jr. Alden S. Torrey, Jr. Glennys Merrilyn Turner
* Steven A. Upchurch Ellen Frazier Vergobbe Robert J. Walker, Jr. Joseph T. Wall James E. Walsh Steven A. Watson
Frederick L. Webb Judith Marvin Webb Alice Elizabeth Webster
Peter N. Weeks Helen Louise Wheeler Robert Paul Whitford
Frances A. Whitten
Phyllis Rhea Young
Carol Ruth Zimmerman
* Members of the Anne Cunneen Chapter of the National Honor Society. Each has a four year average of eighty-seven percent or higher. Members wear blue and white stoles and gold tassels.
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AWARDS AND SCHOLARSHIPS
The following students were selected to receive awards and scholarships as indicated.
AWARDS
The Bausch-Lomb Award
Susan Anne Loveland
DAR Good Citizenship Award
Mary Ann Swiger
Norman L. Walker Awards .
Mary Elizabeth Mosher Patrick J. Lynch
SCHOLARSHIPS
Scituate Scholarship Fund Scholarships
Susan Anne Loveland Richard B. Barrie James John Brennan, III Frances Hopkins Cole Leslie Ellen James
Charles Hall Dummer
Mary Jo Nee
Sharon Lee Pooler
Helen Louise Wheeler
World War II Fund Scholarship .
Peter N. Weeks
Kiwanis-Leighton G. Shipman Memorial Scholarship
Philip R. Husted
Scituate Teachers' Club Scholarships .
Francis Joseph DeMello, Jr. Susan Jean Foster
Veterans of Foreign Wars Scholarship
. Steven A. Upchurch
PTA - John J. Heffernan Memorial Scholarship .
Mary Ann Swiger
Scituate Health Service Scholarships
Sandra Lynn Ford Marilyn Gail Minard
P.M. Club of Scituate Scholarship.
James Michael Dunphy
PTS Thrift Shop Scholarships
Catherine Anne Clifford Elaine Alice Finnegan Mary Elizabeth Mosher June Elizabeth Stravinski Steven A. Upchurch
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Scituate American Legion & Auxiliary Scholarship Philip R. Hustead
Scituate Grange Scholarship
Marilyn Gail Minard
Scituate Police Relief Association Scholarship. Carol Ruth Zimmerman
The Rizzotto Scholarship
Charles William Curran, Jr.
J's Beauty Shoppe Scholarship Evonne B. Silvia
Scituate Boosters' Club Scholarship.
Sara Ellen Kennedy
Senior Girls Boosters' Club Scholarship
Barbara Joan Taska
Scituate Woman's Club Scholarship
Sara Ellen Kennedy
National Improvement Society Scholarship
Carol Ruth Zimmerman
INDEX
Admission to the Schools
8
Awards
20
Cafeteria Financial Report.
14
Executive Personnel.
3
Financial Statement .
11
Graduation Exercises
17
Honor Roll.
15
Scholarships .
20
School Calendar
9
School Committee 2
School Enrollment
10
Senior Class
18
Superintendent of Schools
4
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INDEX
Page No.
Assessors' Report
68
Board of Health
81
Inspector of Animals
81
Inspector of Meat and Slaughtering
81
Inspector of Plumbing
81
Public Health Report
82
Building Board of Appeals
104
Building Commissioner
93
Civil Defense Agency
101
- Clam Warden
79
Comptroller
108
Collections - Section A
110
Expenditures - Section B
114
Debts - Section C .
137
Summary
140
Balance Sheet
147
Conservation Commission
100
Engineering Department
88
Fire Department .
91
Forest Warden
92
Harbor Master
98
Highway Department
92
Housing Authority
98
Inspector of Wire
93
Juror List
66
Libraries .
104
Park Commissioners
87
Personnel Board
95
Planning Board
96
Plymouth County Aid to Agriculture
99
Police Department .
76
Public Welfare
87
Regional High School Committee
152
Registrar's Report
83
Scituate Health Service, Inc. Report of President .
83
School Committee
Appendix
102
Sealer of Weights and Measures
10
Sewerage Investigating Committee
84
South Shore Mosquito Control Project
85
State Audit
105
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Selectmen's Report
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INDEX Continued
Page No.
Town Clerk's Report .
12
Election of Officers
36
Births .
47
Deaths
59
Marriages
40
Licenses Issued
64
Town Collector's Report
70-a
Town Counsel
71
Town Forest Committee
90
Town Officers
3
Treasurer's Report
91
Tree Warden
89
Veterans' Service Officer
80
Veterans' Grave Registration Committee
94
Water Commissioners
72
Water Superintendent .
73
Zoning Board of Appeals
103
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COVER DESIGN
SCRATCHBOARD WINTER SCENE OF SCITUATE HARBOR
ARTIST - BILL RICHARDSON Scituate High School Son of Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Richardson 4 Summer Street
SECOND PLACE WINNERS Theresa Downey Dorinda Fletcher Leslie Montgomery
HONORABLE MENTION Patricia Eaton
The Selection Committee, on behalf of the Scituate Art Association, wishes to commend warmly all the student artists for their inter- est and effort in this project. All are cordially invited to join the fellowship of the Painters' Guild which now meets every Tues- day evening at Central Elementary School.
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Town of Scituate Town Report 1964
Peirce Memorial LIDary No. Scituate, Mass,
Cover Design
THE MOUTH OF THE NORTH RIVER LOOKING FROM THIRD TO FOURTH CLIFFS
The mouth of the North River, so familiar to boat owners today, was formed during the Great Storm of November 27, 1898, when a tidal wave broke through the shingle beach between Third and Fourth Cliffs.
Until then, the river flowed toward this beach, turned almost at a right angle and continued three miles south, parallel with Humarock Beach, before joining the South River to empty into the ocean. Humarock thus was separated, as it is today, from the rest of Scituate.
The storm accomplished what North River shipbuilders had planned for many years. In fact, in 1841 John Quincy Adams, who had returned to Congress after being President, visited the area to obtain data he might use to induce Congress to appropriate funds to improve the old outlet to the sea, or better still, to cut a new mouth through the beach between the cliffs. Nothing came of his efforts and shipbuilding on the river, already on the wane for a number of reasons, eventually died out.
More than 1000 vessels were built in river yards from colonial times through the mid-1800's. Prior to 1800, the river was known the world over for its ships, which were designated not as having been built in Scituate, Marshfield, Hanover or Pembroke, but "on the North River". Perhaps the most famous was the Columbia, the first ship to carry the American flag around the world. This was the same ship that explored the Columbia River in Oregon in 1792, and gave that waterway its name.
-Dorothy S. Perkins
ARTIST - Richard Alexander Scituate High School Son of Mr. & Mrs. Alfred B. Alexander 14 Jay Road
SECOND PLACE WINNERS
Joseph Michalkiewicz Lisa Johnson
HONORABLE MENTION
Nancy Murray
In Memoriam
L. MUNRO GRANDY
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
56 Years 8 Months 5 Days
MARGARET M. SMELZER
SCHOOL COMMITTEE
58 Years 1 Month 28 Days
FREDERICK G. MCCARTHY
HARBORMASTER
68 Years 8 Months 23 Days
ELMER F. RAMSDELL
CUSTODIAN OF VETERANS' GRAVES
84 Years 11 Months 12 Days
ROY C. MERRITT
PARK COMMISSIONER
83 Years
2 Months
10 Days
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1964
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TOWN OF SCITUATE Incorporated 1636
Population December 31, 1960 - 11,214 Twelfth Congressional District First Councillor District Norfolk and Plymouth Senatorial District Senator: Newland H. Holmes, Weymouth Second Plymouth Representative District Representative: Harold H. Wicher, Marshfield Income Tax Division, Norfolk-Plymouth District
Annual Town Meeting Third Monday in March Election of Officers Last Saturday in March
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ELECTED TOWN OFFICERS
MODERATOR
Term Expires
Robert C. Haufler 1965
TOWN CLERK
Pauline F. Guivens 1967
TREASURER-COLLECTOR
Paul A. Reynolds
1966
SELECTMEN AND COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC WORKS
Lester J. Gates, Chairman 1965
Robert H. Tilden
1966
Thomas F. White .
1966
Jackson E. Bailey
1967
J. Russell Harper
1965
BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE
Franklin Sharp, Chairman
1966
Rose A. Smith
1967
Alden Torrey
1965
ASSESSORS
Stanley F. Murphy, Chairman .
1967
Harry Lewis
1966
J. Arthur Montgomery
1965
SCHOOL COMMITTEE
1966
Robert C. MacArthur, Jr., Chairman .
1966
Wendell G. Sykes
1967
Catherine D. Weeks (replaced Margaret McJ. Smelzer, deceased) 1965
1965
BOARD OF HEALTH
1967
Ann N. Duffy, Chairman
1966
Murray Snow
George J. Little (replaced Milton J. Berlad, M.D.)
1965
Edwin P. Gunn ..
Leon R. Oliver
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PLANNING BOARD
Arthur F. O' Day, Chairman
1965
Patrick R. O' Donnell 1966
Leonard N. Backer.
1967
Neil J. Murphy
1968
Charles S. Connolly
1969
SCITUATE HOUSING AUTHORITY
Sturgis Evans, Chairman .
1968
Henry N. Silk
1966
Thomas F. White
1969
Merrill A. Merritt, Exec. Director
Louis H. MacDonald
1965
Charles F. Jenkins
1966
APPOINTED TOWN OFFICERS
ADVISORY BOARD
William P. Terzis, Co-chairman
1965
James R. White, Co-chairman 1966
Osborne A. McMorrow, Jr.
1967
Edward S. Rand
1966
Gilman B. Wilder
1965
Donald J. Smith
1966
Henry T. Camerlengo, D. D.S.
1965
Robert M. Ford .
1967
Richard H. Rockett
1967
PERSONNEL BOARD
Douglas W. Fields, Jr., Chairman
1965
Clair E. Acker
1966
Corliss P. Hunter
1967
Paul R. Harrigan
1967
Melville Morris
1966
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
John E. Bamber 1965
TOWN COUNSEL
Alfred C. Blake
1965
COMPTROLLER
Otto H. Seiss
1966
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SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
Wilburn A. Shannon
SCHOOL AND PUBLIC BUILDING COMMITTEE
Robert G. Esterberg, Chairman
1965
R. Mario Bongarzone
1967
Richard S. Brown .
1965
Robert C. MacArthur
1965
Dana Mauch
1967
Gilman B. Wilder
1966
John X. Foley
1966
SEWER COMMISSIONERS
John P. Desmond, Chairman Lewis F. Wells, Jr.
Everett L. Crowell, Clerk
ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
Alexander R. Sutton, Chairman .
1967
Dwight L. Agnew, Sr.
1965
Robert M. Alexander.
1966
Herbert G. Taylor, Alternate #1
Paul J. Covell, Alternate #2
CONSERVATION COMMISSION
Neil J. Murphy, Chairman
1967
Allerton L. Bonney . .
1967
Elizabeth Dayton (replaced John W. Ford)
1966
William I. Newton
1966
David W. Noonan
1965
REGISTRARS OF VOTERS
Pauline F. Guivens
1966
Elinor M. McElroy .
1967
John R. Lonergan .
1965
Mildred J. Kent
ASSISTANT TOWN CLERK
1965
Isabel M. Gilley
DEPUTY COLLECTOR
Anne E. Wilder
ASSISTANT TREASURER
Isabel Gilley
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CHIEF OF POLICE
William F. Kane
KEEPER OF LOCKUP
William F. Kane 1965
DOG OFFICER
William F. Kane
1965
CHIEF OF FIRE DEPARTMENT
Bartholomew A. Curran
FOREST WARDEN
Bartholomew A. Curran
DIRECTOR OF VETERANS' SERVICES AND AGENT OF VETERANS' BENEFITS
Kevin B. Dwyer 1965
DIRECTOR OF CIVIL DEFENSE
Richard Damon
1965
ASSISTANT ASSESSORS
Katherine R. Flaherty
1965
Richard S. Brown .
1965
Robert J. Breen .
1965
BUILDING BY-LAWS APPEAL BOARD
George Jacobssen.
1966
Phillip S. Bailey.
1965
Robert Ladd
1967
TOWN FOREST COMMITTEE
John W. Ford, Chairman
1965
Harriet F. Ladd.
1965
Ebba H. Damon
1965
BUILDING INSPECTOR
Richard S. Brown . 1965
George Jacobssen, Assistant 1965
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WIRE INSPECTOR
John H. Remick 1965
GAS INSPECTOR
George Murphy, Jr. 1965
PLUMBING INSPECTOR
Edward B. McCarthy
Merrill M. Merritt, Assistant
INSPECTOR OF ANIMALS
Richard E. Cugnasca, D.V.A.
INSPECTOR OF SLAUGHTER
Algart P. Jacobson 1965
SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
Osborne A. McMorrow 1965
HARBOR MASTER, CUSTODIAN OF PIER AND SPECIAL POLICE OFFICER OF TOWN PIER
Robert N. Duffey 1965
ASSISTANT HARBOR MASTER
Paul Covell .
1965
CLAM WARDEN
Walter S. O'Neil 1965
CUSTODIAN OF VETERANS' GRAVES
Edward P. Horne
1965
BURIAL AGENT
Lester J. Gates 1965
MOSQUITO CONTROL
COMMISSIONER, SOUTH SHORE MOSQUITO CONTROL PROJECT
Ralph L. Roberts
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FENCE VIEWERS
Eben E. Bearce . 1965
Joseph N. Murphy 1965
SUPERINTENDENT OF MOTH WORK
John W. Ford 1965
PLYMOUTH COUNTY EXTENSION SERVICE TOWN DIRECTOR
Alfred Gomes
1965
CHOSEN AT ANNUAL MEETING
FIELD DRIVERS
Ernest M. Damon 1965
Alden C. Finnie . 1965
SURVEYOR OF LUMBER, MEASURER OF WOOD AND BARK
Russell L. Fish 1965
POUND KEEPER
Augustus L. Abbott 1965
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TOWN OF SCITUATE ANNUAL REPORT
REPORT OF THE TOWN CLERK
ANNUAL TOWN MEETING
March 16, 1964
A legal meeting of the inhabitants of the Town of Scituate qualified to vote in Elections and Town Affairs was held at the Scituate Junior High School Gymnasium on Monday, the Sixteenth day of March, 1964 at 7:00 o'clock P.M. The meeting was called to order by Moderator Robert C. Haufler.
The warrant was read by Town Clerk William M. Wade.
The check list was used. Checkers were: Grace B. McPherson, Alice S. Torrey, Catherine E. Levangie, Louise B. Sullivan, Joseph R. Dillon, Jr., Elizabeth Y. Robbins, Jessie M. Story, Daniel J. Queeney, Catherine E. Kennedy, Thelma L. Snow, Dama B. Sherman and Helen T. deAlmeida.
Tellers appointed by the Moderator and sworn by the Town Clerk were: Wendell W. Whittaker, Joseph R. Dillon, Alden H. Mitchell, Herbert R. Dwyer, Thomas A. Kennedy, Gerald E. Dwight and Joseph V. Feeley.
The invocation was given by Rev. Donald W. MacPeek.
ARTICLE 1
To hear the report of the Selectmen or other Town Officers and Stand- ing Committees, and act thereon.
VOTED: To accept as printed in the Town Report.
ARTICLE 2
To choose all the necessary Town Officers other than those elected by ballot, viz: Surveyor of Lumber, Measurer of Wood and Bark, two or more Field Drivers, one Poundkeeper.
VOTED: Surveyor of Lumber and Measurer of Wood and Bark: Russell L. Fish.
Field Drivers: Ernest M. Damon, Alden C. Finnie.
Pound Keeper: Augustus L. Abbott.
ARTICLE 3
To see if the Town will authorize the Board of Public Welfare to con- tract at their discretion for support of the Town's poor, or act thereon.
VOTED: To so authorize.
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ARTICLE 4
To see if the Town will authorize the Selectmen to control, regulate or prohibit the taking of eels and any or all kinds of shellfish and sea- worms within the borders of the Town of Scituate and such other authority as is provided in Sec. 52 of Chapter 130 of the G.L., or take action thereto.
VOTED: To so authorize.
ARTICLE 5
Will the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $222.00 for the pay- ment of bills of previous years, said payments to be as follows: 1962 Bill of Scituate Board of Health to Massachusetts Osteopathic Hospital for premature baby, $222.00.
VOTED: To raise and appropriate $222.00. Unanimous vote.
ARTICLE 6
Will the Town vote to have all the income from the Water Department paid to the Town Treasurer, and estimated receipts used by the Assessors in fixing the tax rate for the current year.
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