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Article 77. To see what amount the Town will vote to raise and appropriate to bring the Plymouth Compact of 1949 up to date.
The Planning Board has asked for an appropriation of $5,500 under this article to meet the requirements of the Federal Government with regard to the application of the Urban Redevelopment Authority for federal funds.
The Committee recommends an appropriation of $5,500.
Voted: That the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $5,500, to be expended under the direction of the Planning Board, to bring the Plymouth Compact of 1949 up to date.
Article 78. To see what amount the Town will vote to transfer from available funds to reduce the tax levy of the current year.
The Committee recommends that the Town authorize and direct the Assessors to take $150,000 from available funds to reduce the tax levy of the current year.
Voted: That the Town authorize and direct the Assessors to take $122,000 from available funds to reduce the tax levy of the current year.
Article 79. To see what amount the Town will vote to transfer from available funds for the Stabilization Fund as authorized by the provisions of Chapter 124 of the Acts of 1945.
The Committee recommends the transfer of $75,000 from available funds to the Stabilization Fund.
Voted: That the Town transfer from available funds the sum of $75,000 for the Stabilization Fund, as authorized by the provisions of Chapter 124 of the Acts of 1945 and recom- mended by the Advisory and Finance Committee.
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Article 80. To see if the Town will vote to remove the restrictions placed upon the 1951 deed of Gordon L. Howland covering Lots Nos. 5, 6 and 11 of the Town Wharf Lot.
(By Petition)
The Committee makes no recommendation under this ar- ticle, as this is a legal matter.
Mr. William Barrett moved that the Town take no action under Article 80.
Mr. Thomas Quinn moved that the Town remove the re- strictions placed upon the 1951 deed of Gordon L. Howland covering Lots Nos. 5, 6 and 11 of the Town Wharf Lots; voting by a show of hands, 66 in the affirmative, 60 in the negative, it was so voted.
Article 81. To see if the Town will vote to sell to Angelo Barbieri and Evelyn Barbieri for $3,500, a lot of land with building thereon, known as the Wellingsley School and lo- cated at Jabez Corner, such sale not to include 1,040 square feet of said land to be used by the Town for highway pur- poses. (By Petition)
The Committee recommends favorable action.
The Planning Board has approved, inasmuch as they have no future plans for this lot.
Voted: That the Town sell to Angelo Barbieri and Eve- lyn Barbieri, for $3,500, a parcel of land containing 8,354 square feet, with the building thereon, as shown on a plan entitled: "Land of the Town of Plymouth at Jabez Corner, Scale: 1 in. = 20 ft., Feb. 23, 1957, Edward Chase, Town En- gineer," the remaining portion of the town-owned land as shown on said plan, containing 1,040 square feet, to be used for highway purposes.
Article 82. To see if the Town will authorize the Mod- erator to appoint a committee to seek legislation whereby the Commissioners of Public Safety will be elected, instead of appointed as now provided in Chapter 10 of the Acts of 1951 and make the necessary appropriation therefor.
(By Petition)
The Committee recommends the appointment of a commit- tee of three members and an appropriation of $100 for said committee's expenses. It also recommends that provision for the election of the members of the Commission be made in accordance with the recommendation in the Report of the Special Committee on Organization of the Town Government, dated February 25, 1957.
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Voted: That the Moderator appoint a committee of three, one of whom shall be the Town Counsel, to seek en- abling legislation to permit the amendment of Chapter 10 of the Acts of 1951, under the provisions of which the Public Safety Commission was set up, to provide that the Public Safety Commissioners shall be elected at the annual town election, for one, two and three year terms and thereafter when the term of any member expires, his successor shall be elected to serve for three years; and that $100 be appropriated for the expenses of the committee. (By Petition)
Article 83. To see if the Town will direct the Town Clerk to include in the printed town reports each year a complete listing, by precincts and totals, of the votes at the Town Elections (similar to tabulations usually made by the Old Colony Memorial); and also the votes in State Elections on questions relating primarily to Town of Plymouth.
(By Petition)
The Committee recommends favorable action.
Voted: That the Town direct the Town Clerk to include in the printed town report each year a complete listing, by precincts and totals, of the votes at the Town Elections (simi- lar to tabulations usually made by the Old Colony Memorial) ; and also the votes in State Elections on questions relating primarily to the Town of Plymouth. (By Petition)
At 11:30 o'clock p.m. March 30, 1960, it was voted to adjourn.
Total Appropriations $3,507,874.10
Less Art. 17 Parking Meter Receipts $1,200.00 18 Parking Meter Receipts 1,200.00
43 Sale of Cem. Lots and Graves Fund 2,500.00
50 Cushing Drive 2,040.00
56 Bond Issue 115,000.00
121,940.00
$3,385,934.10
Less Art. 21, 22, 58 and 59, 78, 79, Excess and Deficiency
310,410.00
$3,075,524.10 HERBERT K. BARTLETT, Town Clerk.
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Special Election, September 3, 1960 PRECINCT
1
2
3
4
5 Total
TOWN CLERK
Robert A. Carr
244
81
97
100
57
579
M. Herbert Craig
107
103
184
324
99
817
Horace A. Genovese
97
57
33
22
14
223
Elmer M. Haskins
33
68
82
184
85
452
Gerald A. Kiernan
17
50
80
67
5
219
Francis P. Shea
201
128
155
256
59
799
Edwin M. Holmes
0
4
2
46
9
61
Blanks
32
5
15
22
5
79
Total TOWN TREASURER
3229
Robert A. Carr
247
79
99
100
52
577
M. Herbert Craig
105
98
177
320
98
798
Horace A. Genovese
94
56
33
23
15
221
Elmer M. Haskins
32
72
79
182
87
452
Gerald A. Kiernan
18
49
76
67
6
216
Francis P. Shea
203
124
154
240
61
782
Edwin M. Holmes
0
4
2
45
9
60
Blanks
32
14
28
44
5
123
Total
3229
Special Election, October 8, 1960
"Shall the town, accept the provisions of section sixteen to sixteen I, inclusive, of chapter seventy-one of the General Laws, providing for the establishment of a regional school district, together with the town of Carver, and the construc- tion, maintenance and operation of a regional school by the said district in accordance with the provisions of a proposed agreement filed with the Selectmen?"
PRECINCT
1 2
3
4
5 Total
REGIONAL SCHOOL QUESTION
Yes
169
182
165
363
173
1052
No
79
79
95
133
45
431
Blanks
Totals
248
261
260
496
218
1483
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State Election, November 8, 1960
QUESTION NO. 1
A. Shall licenses be granted in this city (or town) for the sale therein of all alcoholic beverages (whisky, rum, gin, malt beverages, wines and all other alcoholic beverages) ?
YES NO
B. Shall licenses be granted in this city (or town) for the sale therein of wines and malt beverages (wines and beer, ale and all other malt beverages) ?
YES
NO
C. Shall licenses be granted in this city (or town) for the sale therein of all alcoholic beverages in packages, so called, not to be drunk on the premises?
YES
NO
PRECINCT
1
2
3
4
5
Total
Question No. 1
A. Yes
1430
864
1023
1469
666
5452
No
130
133
236
399
192
1090
Blanks
229
140
200
263
130
962
Total
7504
B. Yes
1393
849
1013
1401
625
5281
No
125
119
208
382
185
1019
Blanks
271
169
238
348
178
1204
Total
7504
C. Yes
1402
866
1045
1506
674
5503
No
114
113
198
323
162
910
Blanks
263
158
216
302
152
1091
Total
7504
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Special Town Meeting, November 21, 1960
The meeting was called to order by the Moderator, George A. White, at 7:50 p.m.
The number of Town Meeting Members present, as re- ported by records of Kathryn Swift and Robert Marvelli, checkers, was 154.
The Moderator declared a quorum present. Town Clerk, M. Herbert Craig, opened the meeting.
Article 1. To see what amount the Town will vote to raise and appropriate from available funds for salaries, wages and expenses of the following departments and accounts for the balance of 1960: Board of Registrars, Veterans' Services, Cemetery, Public Safety Commission (Police and Fire De- partments), South Street Fire Station, Memorial Building, Traffic Lighting, Law Department, Group Insurance, Town Office Building, Land Damages and School Department.
Item
No.
Requested Recommended
1. Law Dept., Salaries
$1,500.00
$1,500.00
2. Election & Registration, Salaries
4,000.00
4,000.00
3. Election & Registration, Other Expenses
1,400.00
1,400.00
4. Town Office Bldg., Fuel
425.00
375.00
5. Memorial Bldg., Other Expenses
440.00
290.00
6. Police Dept., Other Expenses
595.00
595.00
7. Fire Dept., Other Expenses
190.00
100.00
9. Land Damages
100.00
100.00
10. Traffic Lighting
461.67
461.67
11. Veterans' Benefits
7,000.00
7,000.00
12. School Department, Operation of Plant
100.00
100.00
13. School Department, Tuition & Trans.
1,000.00
1,000.00
14. School Department, Repairs & Upkeep
1,085.00
1,085.00
15 Group Insurance
1,500.00
1,300.00
16. Oak Grove & Vine Hill Cemeteries
2,537.50
2,537.50
17. Burial Hill
429.85
429.85
18. Outlying Cemeteries
789.30
789.30
Total Appropriation from E. & D.
$23,703.32
$23,063.32
Voted: That the Town raise and appropriate from avail- able funds the sum of $26,333.32 for departmental salaries and expenses for the balance of the year, as itemized in the printed report of the Advisory and Finance Committee, with the amendments hereto voted.
150.00
8. South Street Station, Maintenance
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Law Dept., Salaries
$1,500.00
Election and Registration, Salaries
4,000.00
Election and Registration, Other Expenses 1,400.00
Town Office Building, Fuel
375.00
Memorial Building, Other Expenses
3,440.00
Police Department, Other Expenses
595.00
Fire Department, Other Expenses
120.00
South Street Station, Maintenance
100.00
Land Damages
100.00
Traffic Lighting
461.67
Veterans' Benefits
7,000.00
School Department, Operation of Plant
100.00
School Dept., Tuition and Transportation
1,000.00
School Dept., Repairs and Upkeep
1,085.00
Group Insurance
1,300.00
Oak Grove and Vine Hill Cemeteries
2,537.50
Burial Hill
429.85
Outlying Cemeteries
789.30
Total Article 1
$26,333.32
Article 2. To see if the Town will vote to amend Exhibit B of the Wage and Salary Classification By-Law, as it affects the Public Welfare Department, to comply with the new minima of the Welfare Compensation Plan of the Division of Civil Service, effective as of July 1, 1960.
The Committee and the Personnel Board recommend that Exhibit B of the Wage & Salary Classification By-Law, as it affects the Public Welfare Department, be amended to comply with the new minima of the Welfare Compensation Plan of the Division of Civil Service, effective as of July 1, 1960, by sub- stituting the following minima and maxima:
Hours per Grade Week Minimum
Classification
Maximum
Director of Public Assistance
F-13
$4,817-$5,137
$5,329-$5,685
Secretary of Board
Social Work Supervisor
F-10
40
4,140- 4-560
4,567- 4,766
Social Worker
F-7
40
3,600- 3,960
3,967- 4,166
Jr. Clerk-Stenog .- Public Assist.
F-1
40
2,437- 2,631
2,708- 2,923
Jr. Clerk-Typist-Pub. Assist.
F-1
40
2,437- 2,631
2,708- 2,923
Voted: That the Town amend Exhibit B of the Wage and Salary Classification By-Law, as it affects the Public Wel- fare Department, to comply with the new minima of the Welfare Compensation Plan of the Division of Civil Service, effective as of July 1, 1960, by substituting the following minima and maxima:
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Classification
Grade
Hours per Week Minimum Maximum
Director of Public Assistance
Secretary of Board
F-13
$5,137
$5,685
Social Work Supervisor
F-10
40
4,560
4,766
Social Worker
F-7
40
3,960
4,166
Jr. Clerk-Stenog. - Public Assistance
F-1
40
2,631
2,923
Jr. Clerk-Typist -
Public Assistance
F-1
40
2,631
2,923
Article 3. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate from available funds (Free Cash) the sum of $465.20 for reimbursement to the Town of Marion for expenses in- curred in aiding the Town of Plymouth during the forest fire of May, 1957.
The Committee recommends an appropriation of $465.20 from E. & D.
Voted: That the Town raise and appropriate from avail- able funds the sum of $465.20 for reimbursement to the Town of Marion for expenses incurred in aiding the Town of Plym- outh during the forest fire of May, 1957.
Article 4. To see if the Town will vote to approve or disapprove the amount of debt, namely, $100,000, authorized by the Regional District School Committee of Plymouth- Carver Regional School District on October 26, 1960.
The Committee recommends favorable action.
Voted: By ballot, 86 voting in the affirmative, 68 in the negative, that the Town approve the amount of debt, namely, $100,000, authorized by the Regional District School Com- mittee of Plymouth-Carver Regional School District on Octo- ber 26, 1960.
Article 5. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate from available funds, a sum of money for operating expenses for the Plymouth-Carver Regional School District; namely school committee expenses, professional and clerical salaries, travel, office expenses, seal, etc.
The Committee recommends an appropriation of $5,722.00 from E. & D. Carver's share will be $778.00 of the total requested, $6,500.00, for operating expenses through Dec. 31, 1961, and the balance of 1960.
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Voted: That the Town appropriate from available funds the sum of $5,722, for operating expenses for the Plymouth- Carver Regional School District, for the balance of 1960, and the calendar year 1961.
Article 6. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate from available funds, the sum of $2,500 to purchase and equip one cruiser ambulance for the Police Department and trade in two damaged cruisers (1-1959 International and 1-1956 Plymouth sedan).
The Committee makes no recommendation until securing further information. Motion will be presented from the floor.
Mr. Charles Henderson moved that the Town raise and appropriate from available funds, the sum of $2,200. to pur- chase and equip one cruiser-ambulance for the police depart- ment, and to trade in a 1959 International, a 1956 Plymouth, and a 1954 Pontiac police car.
Mr. Charles C. Wall moved to amend the motion of Mr. Henderson by substituting the following: That the Town raise and appropriate from available funds the sum of $2,500. to purchase and equip one cruiser-ambulance for the Police De- partment and trade in two damaged cruisers. (1-1959 Inter- national and 1-1956 Plymouth Sedan), and the amendment was voted.
Article 7. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate from available funds the sum of $1,130.95 for 1959 unpaid medical care bills re Police Department; $660.20 to be reimbursed to the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States.
The Committee recommends an appropriation of $1,130.95 from E. & D.
Voted: (Unanimously) That the Town raise and appro- priate from available funds, the sum of $1,130.95 for 1959 unpaid medical care bills re Police Department; $660.20 to be reimbursed to the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States.
Article 8. To see if the Town will authorize the Board of Public Welfare to turn over to the Selectmen, the Town Infirmary, so-called, together with so much of the furnishings
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therein as has not been removed therefrom and authorize the Selectmen to have jurisdiction over the balance of the In- firmary appropriation for maintenance expenses.
The Committee recommends favorable action.
Voted: (Unanimously) That the Town authorize the Board of Public Welfare to turn over to the Selectmen, the Town Infirmary, so-called, together with so much of the fur- nishings therein as has not been removed therefrom, and authorize the Selectmen to have jurisdiction over the balance of the Infirmary appropriation for maintenance expenses.
Article 9. To see what amount the Town will fix in accordance with the provisions of Section 108 of Chapter 41 of the General Laws as salary for the Chairman of the Board of Public Welfare for 1960, for performing, with the approval of the State Board of Public Welfare, the duties of Authoriz- ing Agent of said Board due to the inability of the Director to perform his duties.
The Committee recommends an appropriation of $3,600.00 from E. & D.
Voted: That the Town fix the sum of $3,600.00, in ac- cordance with the provisions of Section 108 of Chapter 41 of the General Laws, as salary for the Chairman of the Board of Public Welfare, for 1960, for performing, with the approval of the State Board of Public Welfare, the duties of Authoriz- ing Agent of said Board due to the inability of the Director to perform his duties.
Article 10. To see if the Town will vote to Accept Chap- ter 647 of the Acts of 1960, an Act increasing the amounts of pensions and retirement allowances payable to certain former public employees.
The Committee makes no recommendation until securing further information. Motion will be presented from the floor.
Voted: That the Town accept Chapter 647 of the Acts of 1960, an Act increasing the amounts of pensions and retire- ment allowances payable to certain former public employees.
At 11:00 p.m. o'clock it was voted to adjourn.
M. HERBERT CRAIG, Town Clerk.
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Births Recorded in Plymouth in 1960
Date
Name
Name of Parents
January
1 Terri Lee Zinsius
2 Melissa May Hanson
2 Geoffrey Widen Peterson
3 - Wyner
6 Charlene May Dykeman
8 Bradley Whitman Coughlin
8 Ross Anthony Gallo
8 Stacy Davison Wills
9 Paula Ann Correa
10 Marie Ann Montanari
10 Barry Karl Morrill
11 Jessica Kelly
12 Joseph Stuart Allen
12 Hilario Fernandes, Jr.
12 Linda Marie Horton
13 Bruce Eric Hallowell, Jr.
13 Robert Lewis Hayden 13 Victoria Lyn LaCroix
14 Kenneth Alan Bloom 14 Peter Paul Villani
15 Sarah Ellen Borstal
15 Anne Marie Davis
16 Carla Jeanne Murphy 16 Carl Joseph Tripp 17 Anne Marie Fraccalossi
18 Michael John Cazale 18 Theresa Louise Guertin 19 Mark Alan Darulla 19 Dorothy Maude Elliot
19 Jeffrey Alan Hopkins 20 Arline Marie Hamblin 22 Deborah Ann Dupuis 23 Stillborn
24 Kevin Lee Smith 25 Garth Walker Blake 25 Lee Ann Clapper 25 Diane Barbara Jackson
26 Steven Robert Armstrong 26 Gerald Robert Keenan 26 Laurie Ann Silva
Robert N. and Nancy E.
Donald H. and Marilyn
John O. and Cecil A.
John D., Jr. and Tonia A.
Robert V. and Marilyn A.
Robert W. and Elizabeth J.
John and Althea A.
James N. and JoAnne K.
James R. and Joanne M.
Alvin L. and Betty L.
Earl W. and Anne H. Allen M. and Deborah
Frederick W. and Nancianne M.
Hilario and Patricia A.
Joseph V., Jr. and Judith M.
Bruce E. and Mary E.
Lloyd B., Jr. and Barbara L.
Emile G. and Mary M.
Morris and Esther L. Peter P. and Alfreda L.
Thomas R. and Carla R.
William J. F. and Anne M.
David R. and Ruth I.
Carlton W. and Patricia J.
Robert G. and Joan M.
Antone J. and Belinda
John J. and Harriet T.
John W. and Lelita R. Arthur W. and Margaret C.
Roy W. and Edith M.
Ernest R., Sr. and Mary E.
Ernest J., Jr. and Isabelle V.
Robert F. and Ruth A. Harold E. and Alice M. Delos R. and Faith E. Stanley A. and Betty L.
Adam R. and Patricia A.
Robert G. and Dorothy L. Gilbert R. and Leah C.
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Date Name January 27 Kenneth Earl Haskins
27 Lynne Anne Meloni 28 Robert Edward Brown, Jr.
28 Diane Costa
29 Charles Francis Harrington 29 Frederick Joseph Smith, II 31 Donna Mae King
February
1 Robert Michael Stanghellini 1 Michael Coleman Sznajder
3 Jennifer Lee Burgess
3 Thomas Waldo Herrick, III 8 Lee Alden Borgatti 8 Kevin Scott Loring 8 - Stillborn
9 Peter Robert Werner 10 Frank Joseph Andrews 10 Heather Elizabeth Macleod 10 Robert David Malone
10 Timothy Joseph Peterson 11 Adam Kimball Bolonsky 12 Michael Peter Maier, III
14 Jonathan Scott Perkins 15 Susan Winifred Caron
15 Christopher Michael Greene 15 Leonard Charles Tassinari 17 Sherrill Ann Wyman
18 Deidre Dorothy Friend
18 Denise Dale Richmond 19 Katherine Elizabeth DeLancey 19 Rodney Jay Kehoe 20 Lucinda Anne Sears 21 Shirley Jo-Ann Grennell 22 Suzanne Dorothy Glover
23 Jennifer Elizabeth Jarvis
24 Bruce Livingstone Greenson 24 Leigh Ann Szemela 26 Daniel John Gazzola 26 Cynthia Rae Rossi 26 Jayne Lorraine Ruxton 26 Pamela Teravainen 26 Neil Evan Yander 27 Colette Jean Bolduc
Name of Parents
Elmer M. and Cecelia M.
James J., Jr. and Anne M. Robert E. and Margaret
Charles L. and Emily M.
William J. and Rosemarie T.
Frederick J. and Melissa A. Richard J. and Kay F.
Harold D. and Anne E.
Frank E., Sr. and Pauline L.
Fayette D. and Ruth A.
Thomas W. and Dorothy R. Leonard H. and Jean L.
James B. and Sandra Franklin J., Jr. and Shirley E.
Augustine and Jeanne E. Stuart A. and Nancy E.
Eugene A. and Agnes
Edmund E. and Janet E.
Leonard J. and Marillis Michael P., Jr. and Frances M. Jonathan A. and Priscilla A.
Raymond A. and Marjorie A.
Edward G. and Barbara E. Louis J. and Lorraine F.
Charles E. and Doris M. John L. and Mary M. Ivan W. and Barbara A.
George R. and Barbara A.
William J. and Catherine J.
Charles F. and Janet
Robert H. and Christine
Robert H. and Martha D.
Roger E. and Marjorie H.
Roy A. and Linda R. Jacob T. and Barbara A.
Francis W., Sr. and Evelyn A. Gerard J. and Beverly F.
George W. and Lorraine M.
George E. and Nancy
Stanley and Marcia S.
Allerton J. and Carol A.
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Date
March Name
2 Denise Joanne Gross
3 Jan Elizabeth Proctor
3 Debra Ann Randall
4 Linda Lee Casali
4 Pamela Smith
7 Paul Edward Carafoli
7 Benjamin Hatch Johnson
7 Debra Louise Lemanski
8 Stillborn
8 Stephen Douglas Brandt
8 Steven Thomas Putney
10 Nancy Ann Amiro
10 Lauren Marie Canucci
10 Eric Warren Johnson
10 Dana Scott Santheson
10 Susan Ann Silva
11 Bruce Arthur Dunham 12 George John Orzechowski
13 Arilee Mary Bagley
14 Jeffrey Scott Chandler
14 Andrea Jean Lodi
14 Deborah Ann Lovell
14 James Patric Sampson
14 Dee David Thompson, Jr. 15 Laurie Lynn Nash 15 Carol Ann Taormina
16 Deborah Anne Kierstead
17 Kenneth Michael Carpenter 17 DeLiddo
17 Barbara Jean Hunt 17 Stephen Patrick Morris 18 David Scott Hutchinson
18 Kevin Richard Hutchinson
18 David Ronald Mendes 19 William Santos, Jr.
21 George Pina Bulu, Jr. 22 James Nevel Huff 22 Debbie Lee Rogers 22 Nancy Jean Torrance 23 Virginia Ann Fernandes 23 Timothy John O'Connor 24 Tammy Lorraine Billings
25 Cynthia Meryle Edwards
Name of Parents
Donald E. and Dorothea J.
William H., Jr. and Barbara M.
Otis E., Jr. and Barbara J.
William A. and Carolyn A.
John A., Jr. and Anne
Eltiero C. and Mary L.
Walter O. and Janice R.
Walter R. and Lillian
Ernst H. and Beverly A.
Richard E. and Joyce A.
Henry L. L. and Barbara J.
George P. and Mary J.
Laurence W. and Jacqueline J.
Robert A. and Irene
Charles R. and Gail V.
Norman F. and Jo-Ann C.
George J. and Janet
Wilson C. and Margaret J.
Raymond P. and Blanche
Theodore V. and Elva J.
Copley S. and Betty J. Joseph P. and Junilla M.
Dee D. and Virginia E.
Richard W. and Carolyn J.
Harry and Mary I.
Arthur R. and Judith A.
Gerald G. and Patricia A. George and Mary
Robert L., Jr. and Betty L.
Clifford A. and Dorothy A.
Robert and Edith G.
Walter H. and Shirley A. Antone and Rachel A.
William and Gracinda M.
George P. and Mary T.
Robert L. and Marjorie E.
Bertram L. and Marion J. Robert C. and Anne C. Richard. V. and Phyllis A.
Patrick J. and Kathleen E.
Dale M. and Lillian E.
William D. and Ann F.
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Date Name
March
26 Phillip Sheridan Cronin, III
26 Jennifer Susan Wyllie
27 David Lewis Loring
28 Richard Dennis Wall
29 Cynthia Jean Burgess
30 Nicholas Michael Palovcsik
31 Lisa Marie Federico
31 Shawn Leigh Feeney
31 Sharie Leeann Murphy
Name of Parents
Phillip S. and Marjorie L.
Clayton P. and Martha K.
Porter W. and Lorraine P.
William R., Jr. and Irma M.
Kenneth W., Jr. and Sylvia Nicholas and Marilyn L. Joseph P. and Marie L.
William J. and Karen B. Philip S. and Joyce A.
April
1 Robert Henry Borghesani, Jr.
1 Joanne Mary Rooney
1 Leslie Paul Sewall
1 Elizabeth MacGregor Withington
2 Jeffrey Edwin Randall
3 Joyce Ann Davidson
3 Cindy Lee Ford
3 Matthew Francis Smith
4 Lena Marie Doten
5 Jean Marie Ardizoni
5 Kevin Scott Simoes
7 Kelly Marie Mondeau
7 Karen Lee Sprague
7 Carol Barbara Stewart 8 Laurie Eileen Francis 10 Mark Stephen Cushing
10 Lee Ann Gramstorff
11 Mark Edward Rezendes
12 Caroline Hope Pooler
13 Illegitimate
14 Steven Earl Wyman 15 Keith Adam Cahill
15 Illegitimate
15 Pamela Ann Schneider
16 Steven Paul Elwell
16 Andrew Fuller Erskine
19 Joseph Paul Jeddry
19 Albert Frederick Kendall 20 Sara Faith Edwards 20 Dale Thomas Spencer
21 Sheila Anita Gomes 22 Paul Ronald Tosi
23 Susan Ripley Bennett
Robert H. and Rose M.
Lawrence F. and Dorothy M. George D. and Wanda F.
Dennett W. and Agnes W. G. Edwin E. and Joan P. Robert M. and Ann M.
Walter J. and Thelma P.
Martin W. and Mildred J.
Arthur L. and Rose
Donald C. and Lucille L.
John and Ann M.
Joseph L. and Sheila M.
Lewis A. and Lillian George A., Jr. and Rita A. William J. and Elizabeth A. Reynolds P. and Muriel L.
Paul E. and Elaine L.
Edward R. and Margaret J. Robert L. and Mary D.
William E. and Roseanne L. William, Jr. and Gail F.
William R. and Judith E. David H. and Gloria A.
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