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thousand dollars ($4,000.00) from said Article No. 64 to Highway Repairs to be added to the amount appropriated under Article No. 3 Annual Town Meeting 1959.
Article 5. Voted to rescind the vote in Article No. 3 under the Veterans' Benefits section at the Annual Town Meeting of 1959 whereby a segregated budget was voted in a total amount of Twenty-two thousand seven hundred sixty-six dollars and forty-six cents ($22,766.46) and to vote to raise and appropriate the above amount as one sum for Veterans' Benefits.
Article 6. A motion to pass this article over was voted in the negative and then it was:
Voted to authorize the Selectmen to convey, for a consideration of Three hundred fifty dollars ($350.00), all right, title and interest of the Town in the land known as Factory Avenue which is situated on the southerly side of East Water Street and is bounded; Northerly by East Water Street, 67 feet more or less; Easterly by land now or formerly of Lapointe, 205 feet more or less; Southerly by land now or formerly of Rice and Hutchins Shoe Com- pany, 67 feet more or less; and Westerly by land now or formerly of Rice and Hutchins Shoe Company 205 feet more or less.
Article 7. A motion to pass this article over was voted in the negative and then it was :
Voted to direct the Town Treasurer to publish in the Town Report for 1959, and each year thereafter, the total amount of monies paid to each employee of the Town for the year, said report to list the name of the employee, the department which employed the individual and the total amount of money paid to each employee as reported on the Federal withholding statements.
Article 8. Voted that the Moderator appoint a com- mitee of five to investigate the advisability of appointing a Town Accountant, said committee to make its report in
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the town report for 1959 and that this same article with the added words "or take any other action relative there- to" be inserted in the Warrant for the 1960 Annual Town Meeting.
Committee :
H. Bernard Monahan M. Vincent Fitzgibbons Joseph Lelyveld
Ernest C. Park
Philip J. Healey
Article 9. A motion to amend the proposed by-law, as published in the Warrant, by inserting after the words "the estimated cost", where they first appear in said pro- posed by-law, the additional words "of any one item" was voted in the negative by a majority vote of the show of hands.
A motion to delete the words "or by letter of invi- tation to at least two (2) responsible persons, or by both means" from the proposed by-law was voted in the af- firmative by a majority vote of the show of hands.
Then it was: Voted to amend the Town By-Laws, as amended above, by adding to Article IV the following new section to read as follows:
Section 6. Except in cases of extreme emergency publicly declared by the Selectmen, no contract for work, or other services other than professional, to be performed for the Town, or the purchase of mate- rials, supplies or equipment, the estimated cost of which is estimated to cost one thousand dollars (1,000.00) or more shall be awarded by any officer, board, department, or committee unless written pro- posals therefor have first been solicited in two (2) of the newspapers circulating in the Town stating the time and place where plans and specifications of pro- posed works, services, materials, equipment or sup- plies may be had and the time and place for opening the proposals in answer to requests or advertisements.
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The Town shall reserve the right to reject any or all such proposals. No purchases and work or services other than professional, for which a contract is pro- posed shall be split or divided for the purpose of evading the provisions of this section. All Statements of Emergency, Letters, Proposals and Contracts re- ferred to herein shall be kept on file by the officer, board of committee concerned for a period of two years and shall be open to public inspection at reason- able times, - and is adopted it is directed that the provisions of this By-Law shall become effective as of 30 June, 1959.
Affirmative votes 206 Negative votes 6 Necessary two-thirds vote required for the
adoption of this article being 142 affirmative votes.
Article 10. Voted that the Moderator appoint a committee of five property owners from a cross section of the town to investigate, recommend and report at the next Annual Town Meeting the advisability of including property values in the Annual Town Report.
Committee :
L. Burrell Harlow Alton F. Lyon
Charles W. Damon William C. Hannigan
James Twomey
Article 11. Voted to pass over the transferring from available funds, to the Board of Assessors, the sum of one thousand dollars ($1,000.00) for the purpose of printing and the distribution of the list of valuation.
Article 12. Voted to appropriate from available funds, to be added to the amounts raised and appropriated under Article No. 3 of the Annual Town Meeting of 1959 for the Park Department, the following sums; Park De- partment, Labor Appropriation, One thousand two hun- dred sixteen dollars ($1,216.00) and Playground Super- visors' Appropriation, Six hundred and sixty dollars ($660.00).
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Article 13. Voted to appropriate from available funds the sum of Fifty dollars ($50.00) for the care and maintenance of the Korean War Honor Roll at the Me- morial Library and it was further voted that the Veterans Agent be instructed to investigate the feasibility of moving said honor roll to a permanent roll on the Memorial Stadium.
Article 14. Voted to appropriate from available funds the following sums to be added to those appropri- ated under Article No. 3 of the Annual Town Meeting of March 1959 for the Highway Department:
Cleaning Catch Basins $1,250.00
Sidewalk Repairs
1,800.00
Cleaning Streets
1,000.00
Guide Posts and Signs
450.00
Highway Repairs 8,000.00
Article 15. Voted to appropriate from available funds the sum of One hundred fifty dollars ($150.00) for the removal of three (3) stumps in the sidewalk area on westerly side of Concord Street, southerly from Douglas Print Shop and added to amount raised and appropriated under Article No. 29 of Annual Town Meeting of 1958.
Article 16. A motion to pass over was voted in the negative and then it was: Voted to appropriate from available funds the sum of Three hundred dollars ($300.00) to be added to the sum voted under Article No. 30 of the Annual Town Meeting of 1958 for completion of sidewalk and concrete curbing, for a distance of approxi- mately 325 feet, on the westerly side of Lavina Avenue.
Article 17. Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of Two thousand six hundred dollars ($2,600.00) to re- move sidewalk and curb on private property and to install new curb, sidewalk, catch basin, leaching fields, 200' of 12" drain pipe and to penetrate approximately 1275 square yards of area at the end of Pine Haven Circle pro- viding that an easement can be obtained from James Millar.
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Article 18. A motion to raise and appropriate the sum of $3,700.00 for the purpose of this article was voted in the negative and then it was: Voted to raise and ap- propriate the sum of One thousand dollars ($1,000.00) for the purpose of installing necessary drainage in Lewis Park prior to re-surfacing as appropriated under Article No. 39 of the Annual Town Meeting of 1958.
Article 19. A motion to pass this article over was voted in the negative and then it was:
Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of One thou- sand three hundred and fifty dollars ($1,350.00) for the purpose of installing the necessary drainage and the pene- tration and sealing of Johnson Terrace and Nevens Circle from No. 83 Johnson Terrace to No. 70 Nevens Circle.
Article 20. A motion to pass over was voted in the negative and then it was:
Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of Two thou- sand nine hundred and ninety dollars ($2,990.00) for the purpose of installing the necessary drainage on Warren Avenue to complete Article No. 48 voted at the Annual Town Meeting of 1958 appropriating for resurfacing and drainage, providing the necessary easements are obtained.
Article 21. Voted to appropriate from available funds the sum of One thousand four hundred and fifty dol- lars ($1,450.00) for the purpose of completing the Web- ster Street drain to avoid cave-in of retaining wall adja- cent to Lannin Brothers property.
At 10:23 P. M., William J. Cantelmo questioned the presence of a quorum and a count by the Tellers disclosed 208 registered voters then in the Auditorium. The Mod- erator declared a quorum present.
Article 22. Voted to pass over the appropriating of $425.00 to complete the curbing and black top gutter on the westerly side of Union Street to Payson Avenue as vot- ed under Article No. 65 of the Annual Town Meeting of 1959.
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Article 23. A motion to pass this article over was voted in the negative and then it was :
Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of Two thou- sand three hundred dollars ($2,300.00) for the purpose of completing the necessary drainage and paving (type I) as voted under Article No. 41 of the Annual Town Meeting of 1959 for Durbeck Road.
At 10:45 P. M., William J. Cantelmo questioned the presence of a quorum and a count by the Tellers disclosed 181 registered voters then in the Auditorium. The Mod- erator declared a quorum was not present.
At 10:50 P. M. Voted to recess until next Monday evening May 25th, the meeting to reconvene in the same Auditorium at 8:00 P. M.
RECESSED MEETING May 25th, 1959
Meeting reconvened in the Rockland High School Auditorium, Monday evening May 25th, 1959 at 8:00 P. M.
Moderator James H. Kenney, Jr., presiding.
A total of 145 names of registered voters were check- ed on the voting lists.
The Moderator declared it was evident that a quorum was not present and he advised the meeting of the course of action it could take, namely :
Take up Article No. 32 which did not require a quo- rum, Recess until a later time this evening to see if a quorum appears at the meeting, Recess to a stated time on another date, or vote to pass over the remaining articles in the Warrant and adjourn, sine-die.
At 8:10 P. M. Voted to recess for twenty (20) min- utes.
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At 8:30 P. M., the meeting reconvened and the Mod- erator ordered a count, by the Tellers, of the number of registered voters who had been checked into the Audi- torium and were then present. The count was 143 regis- tered voters present. Not a quorum.
At 8:35 P. M. Voted that all remaining articles in the Warrant - Articles No. 24 thru No. 32 inclusive - be passed over and that the meeting be adjourned, sine-die.
A true copy of the record,
ATTEST : RALPH L. BELCHER
Town Clerk
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING October 20, 1959
Pursuant to the foregoing Warrant a meeting was held in the Rockland Junior High School on Tuesday, October 20th, 1959 beginning at 8:00 P. M.
The meeting was called to order by the Moderator, James H. Kenney, Jr.
The Call for the meeting with the Constable's return of service thereof was read by the Town Clerk.
The following persons were appointed tellers for the meeting, by the Moderator, and they were sworn to the faithful performance of their duties by the Town Clerk. Warren B. Woodward, Jr. and Charles E. Orr.
At 8:05 P. M., a count, by the tellers, of the number of registered voters who had been checked into the Audi- torium disclosed 120 present. Declared not a quorum by the Moderator.
Voted to recess for fifteen (15) minutes.
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At 8:20 P. M. a count, by the tellers, of the number of registered voters who had by then been checked into the Auditorium disclosed 156 present. Declared not a quorum by the Moderator.
Voted to recess until 8:45 P. M.
At 8 :45 P. M. a count by the tellers of the number of registered voters then present who had been checked into the Auditorium disclosed 160 present. Declared not a quorum by the Moderator.
Voted to take up Article No. 12 of the warrant for the meeting as a quorum was not needed to take action on this article.
Mr. Charles Damon, chairman of the Finance Com- mittee, reported that the committee had approved said Article No. 12 and then the following action was taken by the meeting.
Article 12. Voted to direct all departments to con- duct an inventory of all office type equipment, construc- tion and repair equipment, and tools or machine equip- ment valued at $20.00 or more, and to publish said inven- tory in their report to the town in the Annual Town Report for the year 1959; and to further instruct all departments to suitably mark said items, by stenciling or other mark- ing devices as follows :
TOWN OF ROCKLAND DEPARTMENT.
Then at 8:50 P. M. it being evident that a quorum would not appear for the meeting it was :
Voted to adjourn, sine-die.
A true copy of the record,
ATTEST :
RALPH L. BELCHER
Town Clerk
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SPECIAL TOWN MEETING November 23, 1959
Pursuant to the foregoing Warrant a meeting was held in the Memorial Park School Auditorium on Monday evening, November 23rd, 1959 and the following votes were passed and action taken.
The meeting was called to order at 8:10 P. M., by the Moderator James H. Kenney, Jr.
The Moderator appointed Lawrence Lelyveld and William Kane as Tellers for the meeting and they were sworn to the faithful performance of their duties by the Town Clerk.
A count, by the Tellers, of the registered voters who had at that time been checked into the Auditorium dis- closed 226 registered voters present. The Moderator de- clared a quorum present.
The Call for the meeting with the Constable's return of service thereof was read by the Town Clerk.
A total of 256 names of registered voters were check- ed on the Voting Lists as being in attendance at the meet- ing.
Mr. Charles W. Damon, Chairman of the Finance Committee, reported in writing to the Moderator and Clerk the action taken by the Finance Committee on the articles in the warrant and their recommendations were as follows: Article 1. Approved, and money to be trans- ferred from Overlay Surplus ; Article 2. Approved, money to be transferred from Free Cash; Article 3. Approved, and amounts as follows be transferred from Free Cash, $2,650.00 for wages 9 men for rest of year, $2,691.00 for Unpaid Bills for 1959, and $3,219.00 for Materials and Maintenance, a total of $8,560.00; Article 4. Approved, the sum of $950.00 to be transferred from Overlay Sur- plus; Article 5. Recommends article be passed over; Arti- cle 6. Approved, the sum of $350.00 to be transferred
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from Overlay Surplus; Article 7. Approved, money to be transferred from Free Cash; Article 8. Approved, the sum of $300.00 to be transferred from Overlay Surplus; Article 9. Approved, money to be transferred from Over- lay Surplus; Article 10. Approved; Article 11. Approved; Article 12. Approved, money to be transferred from Free Cash; Article 13. Approved, the sum of $193.50 to be transferred from Free Cash.
Article 1. Voted to transfer and appropriate from Overlay Surplus the sum of Three hundred dollars ($300. 00) for the purpose of installing a drainage berm on the rented parking lot on the Eagles Property on Park Street.
Article 2. Voted to transfer and appropriate from Free Cash the sum of Three hundred sixty-seven dollars and seventeen cents ($367.17) to be added to the amount appropriated under Article 32 of the 1959 annual war- rant.
Article 3. Voted to transfer and appropriate from Free Cash sums as follows :
$2,650.00 Wages (9) men for the rest of year
2,691.00 Unpaid bills of 1959
3,219.00 Materials and Maintenance
to be added to the amount appropriated under Article 3 of the 1959 annual warrant for Highway Repairs.
Article 4. A motion to pass this article over was voted in the negative and then it was :
Voted to transfer and appropriate from Overlay Sur- plus the sum of Nine hundred and fifty dollars ($950.00) to be added to the amount appropriated under Article 61 of the 1959 annual warrant for the purpose of completing sidewalk on Johnson Terrace.
Article 5. Voted to pass over the transferring and appropriating from available funds the sum of Two hun- dred and forty dollars ($240.00) to be added to the a- mount appropriated under Article 69 of the 1959 annual
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warrant for the purpose of completing sidewalk and curb on East Water Street at Union Square.
Article 6. A motion to pass this article over was voted in the negative and then it was :
Voted to transfer and appropriate from Overlay Sur- plus the sum of Three hundred and fifty dollars ($350.00) for the purpose of continuing sidewalk and curbing on Levin Road a further distance of approximately 200 feet on the easterly side of Brooks Road.
Article 7. Voted to transfer and appropriate from Free Cash the sum of Two hundred and fifty dollars ($250.00) for the Gasoline Account of the Highway De- partment for the rest of the year.
Article 8. Voted to transfer and appropriate from Overlay Surplus the sum of Three hundred dollars ($300.00) to be used for the balance of the year for cleaning streets.
Article 9. A motion to transfer and appropriate from Overlay Surplus the amount of ($800.00) for the purpose of this article was voted in the negative and then it was:
Voted to transfer and appropriate from Overlay Sur- plus the sum of Two thousand five hundred dollars ($2,500.00) to be used for Snow Removal for the balance of the year.
Article 10. Voted to transfer from Article 18 of the 1959 annual warrant the un-used balance of One hun- dred ninety-one dollars and fifty-seven cents ($191.57) to the Auto Expense and Repairs Account in the Sundry Expense Account of the Police Department budget.
Article 11. Voted to transfer from Article 16 of the 1959 annual warrant the un-used balance of One hun- dred thirty-eight dollars and eighty-four cents ($138.84) to the Auto Expense and Repairs Account of the Police Department budget.
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Article 12. Voted to transfer and appropriate from Free Cash the sum of One hundred dollars ($100.00) to be spent under the direction of the Town Clerk to purchase additional "Leatheroid" ballot cases.
Article 13. Voted to transfer and appropriate from Free Cash the sum of One hundred ninety-three dollars and fifty cents ($193.50) to be added to the Sundries Expense Account of the Selectmen.
Then at 9:15 P. M.
Voted to adjourn sine-die.
A true copy of record,
ATTEST :
RALPH L. BELCHER
Town Clerk
DOG LICENSES
Number of licenses issued :
Males
461
Females
49
Spayed Females
327
$10 Kennels
8
$25 Kennels
3
$50 Kennels 1
Paid to County Treasurer for Dog Licenses $1,813.75
Paid to Town Treasurer (Clerk's fees for issuing licenses) 212.25
SPORTING LICENSES
Number of licenses issued :
Resident Fishing 307
Resident Hunting 227
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Resident Sporting
114
Resident Minor Fishing
60
Resident Female Fishing
65
Resident Minor Trapping
1
Resident Trapping
4
Spec. Non-resident Fishing
2
Non-resident Minor Fishing
1
Non-resident Fishing
3
Alien Fishing
1
Duplicate Licenses
10
Resident Sporting (Free)
(70 yrs. of age or over) 46
Resident Fishing (Free)
(Old Age Assistance or blind) 2
Paid to Division of Fisheries and Game
$2,436.00
Paid to Town Treasurer (Clerk's fees for issuing licenses) 196.25
SUMMARY OF FEES - TOWN CLERK'S OFFICE
Recording Fees :
559 Financing Statements @ $3.00 $1,677.00
1 Security Agreement 3.00
1 Declaration of Trust 5.00
1 Conditional Sales Contract 3.00
2 Retail Installment Contracts @ $3.00 6.00
1 Assignment Financing Statement 3.00
29 Termination Statements @ $1.00
29.00
102 Marginal Discharges Mtgs. Pers. Property @ $1.00 102.00
2 Discharges Mtgs. Pers. Property @ $1.00 2.00
6 Business Certificates @ $1.00 6.00
1 Statement Discontinuance Business .50
1 Married Woman's Certificate 1.00 Recording Pole Locations 95.75
Filing Conduit Agreements 2.00
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Miscellaneous Fees :
110 Marriage Intentions @ $2.00 220.00
29 Zoning Appeals @ $10.00 290.00
47 Duplicate Dog Tags @ 10¢-
4.70
3 Dog License Transfers @ 25¢
.75
18 Zoning By-Law Booklets @ 35¢
6.30
Zoning Maps
3.00
Certified Copies of Records
356.50
Dog License Fees
212.25
Fish and Game Fees
196.25
Paid to Town Treasurer $3,225.00
TOWN CLERK'S DEPARTMENT
Inventory of equipment valued at more than $20.00 (Article No. 12 - Special Town Meeting, October 20, 1959)
2 Metal Bookcases (4 units each)
1 Metal Costumer
1 Metal Cabinet File with legs 6 card size drawers
1 legal folder size drawer
1 Metal Office Desk
1 Metal Arm Chair
2 Metal Side Chairs
1 Metal Posture Chair (swivel)
1 Metal File (four drawers)
2 Metal Files (two drawers)
1 Metal File (one drawer)
1 Royal Typewriter
1 Metal Desk (small)
1 Wooden Typist Chair (swivel)
1 Metal Storage Case
1 Metal File (three drawers)
1 Metal Cabinet File, Vital Statistics 40 drawers
1 Adding Machine (hand operated)
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REGISTRARS' OF VOTERS DEPARTMENT
Inventory of equipment valued at more than $20.00 (Article No. 12 - Special Town Meeting, October 20, 1959)
1 Metal Cabinet File, with legs 12 drawers
2 Metal Cabinet Files 4 drawers each
1 Smith-Corona Typewriter
1 Wooden Office Table
1 Wooden Side Chair
1 Metal File (four drawers)
1 Metal Office Table
2 Ballot Boxes
8 Leatheroid Ballot Cases
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MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN ROCKLAND FOR THE YEAR 1959
Jan. 3. Edward John Martens of South Elgin, Illi- nois and Catherine Theresa Spinale of Rockland.
Jan. 15. Earle William Leach and Jean Helen Ger- vin (Mitchell) both of Brockton.
Jan. 17. William George Worden and Mary Eliza- beth Delano both of Rockland.
Jan. 18. William J. Kehoe of W. Bridgewater and Catherine J. Kehoe (Joseph) of Marshfield.
Jan. 22. William Carl Boone and Dorilda Larivi- ere (Desormiers) both of Brockton.
Jan. 23. Edward Francis Poirier of Rockland and Ethel Teresa Ransom (Pike) of Abington.
Jan. 24. William Joseph Walsh of Rockland and Joan Margaret Lonergan of North Branford, Conn.
Jan. 24. John Morgan Richardson of Rockland and Barbara Ann Shields of Whitman.
Jan. 30. William Joseph Mullen and Virginia Dale Bowker both of Rockland.
Feb. 1. Lawrence Balfour Rowan of Brockton and Joan Patricia Williams of Rockland.
Feb. 7. Charles Daniel Cormier of Rockland and Joan Marie Bicknell of Weymouth.
Feb. 7. Lawrence Spaziani of Rockland and Carol Lee Atwood of N. Abington.
Feb. 7. John Charles Robertson of Norwell and Sandra Alba Reske of Rockland.
Feb. 10. Kenneth Joseph Yannone of Brockton and Jerilynn Lee Carr of Rockland.
Feb. 14. Demetrios Ippocratis Tsiaras and Carole Theresa Kard both of Brockton.
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Feb. 22. Foster Chester Grubbs of Boston and Gail Patricia Barstow of Rockland.
Feb. 24. Richard Farrell Dolan of Brockton and Phyllis Marie Martin (Wood) of Whitman.
Feb. 26. Oakley Arland Taylor of North Abington and Joanne Mae Alger of Whitman.
Feb. 27. Robert Lindsay Schraut of Hingham and Judith Ann Rice of Norwell.
Feb. 28. Glenn Joseph Legere of Weymouth and Helen Patricia Rice of Norwell.
Feb. 28. Frederick Ralph Nichols Jr. of Rockland and Nancy Ann Smith of Abington.
Mar. 1. William F. Crowell and Alyce N. Martins both of Stoughton.
Mar. 1. Glen Carlford Hollatz of St. Paul, Min- nesota and Virginia Elizabeth Burbine of Rockland.
Mar. 10. Robert Joseph Dearth and Sandra Rose MacDonald both of Brockton.
Mar. 13. Herbert Richard Deming Jr. of E. Bridge- water and Judith Anne Bell of Brockton.
Mar. 21. Glendall Gene Crowder of Harrisburg, Illinois and Beverly Phillips of Rockland.
Mar. 21. Ernest James Park and Nancy Doris Sam- monds both of Rockland.
Mar. 23. Wilbert Philip Cushing of Abington and Evelyn Louise Carr of Rockland.
Apr. 3. Stephen Barre Rosen of Abington and Ju- dith Louise Murphy of Whitman.
Apr. 3. Robert William Keefe, Sr. and Marion Ruth Galluzzo (Simmons) (Albison) both of Rockland.
Apr. 4. Raymond John Giagrando Jr. of Quincy and Helen Frances Mock of Rockland.
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Apr. 4. John Victor Silva of Carver and Shirley Ann Miranda of Brockton.
Apr. 5. Daniel Lewis Richardi of Brockton and Angie Marie DeGregorio of Braintree.
Apr. 10. James Elmer Howe of Hanson and Marion Frazier Yule (McLaughlin) of Rockland.
Apr. 18. James Thomas Dunn, Jr. of Pembroke and Jean Marie Duhamel of Rockland.
Apr. 18. Donald Eugene Norman of Rockland and Ellen June Kirven of Brockton.
Apr. 18. Walter Lincoln Russell of Medford and Lillie Ardell Durgan of Rockland.
Apr. 19. Harold Joseph Inkley and Eleanore Beat- rice Jones both of Rockland.
Apr. 19. John Joseph Doyle of Rockland and Joan Ethel Mackenzie of Quincy.
Apr. 24. Frederick Thomas Johnson of Rockland and Patricia Joan O'Brian of Brockton.
Apr. 25. William Herbert Crager of Rockland and Johanna Phyllias Sevigny of Hanover.
Apr. 26. Roy Peter Anderson and Judith Ann Cas- tanha both of Rockland.
Apr. 30. Peter Orphanos of Canton and Emanuella DeMinico of Boston.
May 3. John Thomas Dunning of Weymouth and Donna Gaye Ford of Rockland.
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