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Our Junior Band continues to do well and at present has an enrollment of fifty-two members. This is an improvement over previous years. They marched in several local parades and performed creditably for the eighth grade graduation this past June.
REPORT OF ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MUSIC
ROSALIE RUBENSTEIN, Elementary School Music Supervisor
The purpose of teaching music in the elementary grades is threefold: first, to make it possible for the largest number of children to participate correctly and tunefully in singing; sec- ond, to develop a love and taste for good music; third, to teach as many of the principles as possible and to furnish practice in sight singing.
Based on this concept, the following program has been es- tablished and is presently being followed in the elementary grades:
Grade one: fundamental rhythm as expressed by variation in movement such as running, walking, skipping, etc., and con- centration on the improvement of monotones.
Grade two: a continuation of the program of assistance to monotones and the introduction of the reading of music.
Grade three: a continuation of the reading of music in rote and note songs.
Grade four: advanced work in note and time value and the introduction of part singing in rounds.
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Grade five: the continuation of rounds and the introduc- tion of two-part singing.
Grade six: the continuation of rounds, two-part singing and the introduction of three-part singing.
The plan outlined above is designed to develop a love for music in the elementary school child; to teach him the physical symbols of music; and, above all, to enable him to read music at sight.
REPORT OF CAFETERIA EDITH M. FREEMAN, Supervisor
The cafeteria has returned to its regular schedule, and it is feeding from 425 to 525 each day. The participation is very good. The high light was the Christmas dinner at which six hundred were served.
The number of pupils from Marcy Street School has in- creased to an average of about sixty-five daily.
The Elementary School Milk Program continues on the same high level.
The Southbridge Evening Women's Club has provided money for free lunches for the pupils who cannot afford to pay. I wish to thank this organization for its generosity in providing additional nutrition which is so essential to children.
REPORT OF PLAYGROUND DEPARTMENT DR. LEWIS A. KYRIOS, Director
The playground season began on July 6 and ended on August 14, a period of six weeks. The activities were conducted at the following areas: Charlton Street, Eastford Road, West Street, and Pleasant Street.
Personnel
Dr. Lewis A. Kyrios Director
Mrs. Kathryn Beauregard Supervisor of Arts and Crafts
Pleasant Street
Supervisor
Assistants
Miss Diane Mckinstry Mr. Richard Farland Miss Mary Fitts Miss Joan Malboeuf
West Street
Supervisor
Mr. Bernard Pouliot
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Assistants
Miss Elisabeth Coderre Miss Mary Spielman
Eastford Road
Supervisor
Assistants
Mr. James Puracchio Miss Barbara Michaels Miss Jacqueline Lapointe
Charlton Street
Supervisor
Assistants
Mr. John Kowalski Miss Ada Tieri Miss Diana Costa
Miss Janice Laughnane
Enrollment and Attendance
Total Enrollment 1,100
Average Daily Attendance
440
Average Percentage Attendance
40%
Largest Daily Attendance
600
Activities
The Playground Program was divided in the following manner: First Week
Organization Week
Second Week Sports Program
Third Week
Competition Week
Fourth Week
Amateur Shows
Fifth Week Playoffs, Sports
Sixth Week
Arts and Crafts Exhibit
Arts and Crafts
Under the capable supervision of Mrs. Kathryn Beaure- gard, the Arts and Crafts Program was outstanding. Each playground conducted an Arts-and-Crafts Exhibit at their par- ticular area. Over 3,000 pieces were made, and many new ar- ticles were introduced.
Safety Program
The Safety Program was very successful, and the results were excellent. There were no major accidents.
REPORT OF GUIDANCE AND PLACEMENT DEPARTMENT
GILBERT O. LAMARRE, Director CONSTANCE E. LANGLOIS, Girls' Counselor Guidance can never be overemphasized. Its importance as
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an integral part of the elementary and secondary school curri- cula is gaining nationwide recognition.
The guidance program is essentially and positively student- centered. The potentialities, aptitudes, interests, ambitions, and needs of the individual as an individual and as a member of society are the areas of investigation and of greatest concern to the guidance personnel. In order to help the individual at- tain his life goals and in order to encourage him to develop his potentialities, the Guidance Department offers specific services.
2. Testing: Tests are only tools of guidance and should not be looked upon as infallible measures of ability, aptitudes, and achievement.
Tests are scored, psychometric profiles are drawn up, and the results are evaluated in terms of student needs. Individual tests are given to students who have special problems.
Here is the Annual Testing Program of the Southbridge Public Schools:
Elementary Schools
Achievement Test Battery (Reading, Language, Arithmetic) Grade II
California Achievement Test Primary Battery
Grade III
Grade IV
Grade V
Grade VI
Grade VII
Grade VIII
California Achievement Test Primary II California Achievement Test Elementary Battery California Achievement Test Elementary Battery California Achievement Test Elementary Battery California Achievement Test Intermediate Battery California Achievement Test Intermediate Battery
Mental Ability Tests
Grade I
California Test of Mental Maturity Primary Battery
Grade IV California Test of Mental Maturity Elementary Battery Grade VII California Test of Mental Maturity Intermediate Battery Grade VIII Henmon-Nelson Intelligence Test
Differential Aptitude Tests
Grade VIII Verbal Reasoning, Numerical Reasoning,
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Abstract Reasoning, Space Relations, Mechanical Reasoning, Clerical Speed and Accuracy, and Language Usage
Mary E. Wells High School
Grade IX Kuder Preference Record Inventory California Mental Maturity-Intermediate S.R.A. Reading Record Grade X S.R.A. Reading Record Grade XII Boston University Test Battery National Merit Scholarship Examination Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test S.R.A. Reading Record School and College Ability Test College Entrance Ability Test College Entrance Examination Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test
Grades IX, X, XI, XII Co-operative Tests English, Mathematics, Social Studies, Languages, Science
Cole Trade High School
Grade IX
Henmon-Nelson Intelligence Test California Mental Maturity S.R.A. Mechanical Aptitude S.R.A. Reading Record Macquarrie Test of Mechanical Ability Grade XI Minnesota Paper Form Board Test Boston University Test Battery 2. Counseling: All students are scheduled for guidance interviews. The guidance personnel provides group guidance talks, private interviews, field trips, and parent-teacher-pupil conferences.
In 1959 the guidance counselors interviewed approximately 630 students and parents. The chief purposes of these counsel- ing sessions are to help the students select the proper courses of study and to help them select a career. Personality and social problems are also discussed.
3. College and Occupational Information: Information about colleges and future occupations is readily available in the Guidance Office. Applications to colleges, local and college scholarship information, and college board examination bul- letins of information are all in the realm of the guidance serv- ices.
In 1959 one hundred and seventy students visited nineteen colleges, nursing schools, secretarial schools, and technical schools.
The graduating class of 1959 was a good one. Here is a composite picture of what happened to the graduates:
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Students
Number 34
Percentage
Entering Degree Granting Colleges
34.35%
Entering Nursing Schools
5
5.05
Entering Other Schools
17
17.17
Entering Business Schools
8
8.08
Entering Military Service
7
7.07
Entering Labor Market
28
28.28
99
100.00%
4. Job Placement: In 1959 part-time employment for pupils was very plentiful. Fifty-nine new jobs were filled through the Guidance and Placement Office.
5. Reading Developmental Program: In order to give the students the opportunity to improve their reading and study skills, a reading development program has been introduced at the Mary E. Wells High School. Even though this program is still at the experimental stage, the results are already tangible and tests scores confirm the progress of the students. In next year's annual report the Guidance Department will give the complete chart of progress made by the entire student body. We plan to extend this program to Cole Trade High School next year if the results prove this program to be as beneficial as we now think it is.
Recommendations: For the welfare of the students who have emotional problems, we recommend that a visiting school psychologist or psychiatrist be provided for the Guidance De- partment.
In conclusion, we wish to thank all the people who have helped us throughout the past year. Without the cooperation of these people, our efforts to help the students would be futile.
REPORT OF ADULT CIVIC EDUCATION CONSTANCE M. L'ECUYER, Director
At this time I wish to make it known, again, that only one paper must be filed to gain Citizenship status after five years of residence. Wives or husbands of citizens can file after three years of living in the United States. Everyone must be finger- printed, and we are most fortunate to have the Southbridge Police Department do all local records.
Last year few people in evening classes were ready for Naturalization, so no class in History was held. Individuals were taught privately by the Director.
As the primary aim in our civic education classes is to teach an immediate English vocabulary, the first two years we stress reading, writing, and spelling. In the advanced class these adults are prepared for Citizenship.
During the last year we had a variety of people in our classes: One person is now operating an import grocery store in Worcester; another has opened a restaurant in Springfield;
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still another, who worked in the mines of European countries, has bought a home here; a high-ranking foreign army man is now able to translate into English, for the State Department in Education, the articles he writes for the Voice of America. This radio program is beamed to refugee camps everywhere and to the people behind the Iron Curtain. A newspaper man from Haiti attended to gain ability to read the American newspapers more intelligently.
The State Department has recommended that several peo- ple from out of town attend our classes as they are the nearest in this section.
I believe that the Evening Civic Education Classes of Southbridge are fulfilling their mission of teaching the foreign- born as much as the length of courses will permit.
There has never been an instance when any adult taking the full course has been denied Citizenship on the first applica- tion.
Today all who present themselves must be able to read and write simple English and to know the principles of Ameri- can Government. Some who have tried to pass the examination without attending evening school have failed, and they are now attending classes.
During the year, help is given these new arrivals in filing papers for themselves or their children; in making out Alien Re- ports; in trying to get relatives to this country; and in giving private help with Home Study courses.
I believe that the Southbridge School Department is do- ing all it can to welcome and to help these people become ac- climated and assimilated into the community.
CONCLUSION
In closing this report, I extend my personal appreciation for the splendid support which I have received from Staff mem- bers, the School Committee, and my associates in administra- tion. I am deeply grateful to the various Town Department Heads for their cooperation and also to the individuals and to the groups of citizens who have devoted time and effort to as- sist in keeping Southbridge schools, good schools.
Respectfully submitted, ROBERT L. FOX, Superintendent.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Town Officers for 1960
3
Jury List
9
Selectmen's Report
21
Tabulation and Litigation
22
Town Clerk's Report
23
Warrant, Annual Town Meeting 27
Annual Elections, March 4, 1960
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Warrant, Special Town Meeting
54
Special Town Meeting, April 14, 1960
54
Warrant, Special Town Meeting
70
Special Town Meeting, April 18, 1960
73
Warrant, Presidental Preference
76
Presidental Preference Election, April 26, 1960
77
Warrant, State Primary
82
State Primary Election, September 13, 1960
83
Warrant, Presidental and State Election
86
Presidental State Election, November 8, 1960
88
Warrant, Special Town Meeting
90
Special Town Meeting, December 12, 1960
93
Balance Sheet, December 31, 1959
99
Town Accountant's Report.
163
Assessors' Report
105
Tax Collector's Report
108
Town Treasurer's Report
112
Board of Health Report
114
Board of Public Welfare Report
120
Planning Board Report
121
Highway Superintendent's Report
122
Sealer of Weights and Measures
129
Dept. of Civil Defense
130
Police Department Report
133
Town Engineer's Report
135
Dog Officer's Report
138
Trustees of Edwards Memorial Library
140
Inspector of Wires
140
Fire Department Report
145
Ambulance Department Report
150
Forest Fire Department Report
152
Director of Veterans' Services
152
Cemetery Committee Report
154
Tree Warden's Report
154
Dutch Elm Disease Dept.
155
Gypsy Moth Department
156
Recreation Committee
157
Balance Sheet, December 31, 1960 204
TOWN OFFICERS FOR 1960
ELECTED TOWN OFFICERS
Selectmen
Armand O. Bellerive, Chairman
1960-1961
Raymond J. Lataille, Clerk
1960-1961
Armand O. DeGrenier
1960-1961.
Treasurer
Norbert C. Benoit 1958-1961
Town Clerk
Clare P. Boyer
Board of Public Welfare
Raymond L. Boucher, Chairman
1958-1961
John M. Beaudry, Clerk
1959-1962
Hermas Lippe
1961-1963
Assessors
Charles Normandin, Chairman
1959-1962
Rosario Arpin, Clerk
1958-1961
Ernest Farland
1960-1963
Board of Health
Dr. Raymond Haling, Chairman
1959-1962
Dr. Armand DeGrenier, Clerk
1960-1963
Henry Demers
1958-1961
Ernest Tetreault, Agent
Rachel Jolicoeur, Nurse
School Committee
Lorenzo Beaupre, Chairman
1960-1963
Ralph Racicot
1958-1961
Belmore St.Amant
1958-1961
Armand O. Bellerive
1959-1962
John Rossi
1959-1962
Francis Bousquet
1960-1963
Raymond A. Brodeur
1960-1963
World War Memorial Trustees
Armand O. Bellerive, Chairman 1960-1961
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Albert J. Tremblay Henry Peloquin Ovila Donais Stavre B. Yanka
Hormidas Beaudry
1959-1962
1960-1963
1958-1961
1960-1963
1960-1962
Cemetery Committee
Lectance Landry, Chairman
1957-1960
Stavre Yanka
1959-1962
Henry Montigny
1960-1961
Constables
Charles L. Montigny
1958-1961
Blaise Trudeau
1959-1962
Paul Libuda
1960-1963
Tax Collector
Elizabeth M. Duhamel 1957-1960
Planning Board
Marc Arseneault, Chairman
1959-1964
Ernest Tremblay (deceased 1960)
1958-1963
Telesphore Libuda
1959-1964
Roland A. Pontbriand
1957-1960
Leon Livernois
1956-1962
Sewer Commissioners
Alfred J. Goudreau
1959-1962
Edgar McCann
1958-1961
Leo LeBoeuf
1960-1963
Park Commissioners
Albert Gendron
1959-1962
Roland Langevin
1960-1963
Roger LeBoeuf
1958-1961
Moderator
Willard R. Stark
1960-1961
Commissioners of Trust Fund
Vincent T. Walsh
1958-1961
Alphonse V. Renna
1959-1962
Charles Hart
1960-1963
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Tree Warden
Chester J. Maska 1960-1961
Southbridge Housing Authority
Alphonse V. Renna
1956-1961
Herminigilde Cournoyer
1960-1964
Lionel Duval
1960-1965
August Kowalski, appointed by the State
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Appointed Town Officers
Asst. Clerk to Selectmen
Doris Nolan (resigned)
1960-1961
Irene Gabree
1960-1961
Town Accountant
Leon Caron
1959-1962
Town Counsel
Harold C. Peterson, Jr. 1960-1961
Town Engineer
Henry Racicot
1960-1961
Veterans' Benefit Agent
Roland G. Hetu 1960-1961
Veterans' Service Department
Roland G. Hetu
1960-1961
Superintendent of Streets
Joseph E. Benoit
1960-1961
Care of Town Clock
Earl O'Clair
1960-1961
Recreation Committee
Frank P. Skinyon
1961
John E. Merrill
1962
Lorenzo Beaupre
1961
Louis Brunell
1962
Edgar Bourgeois
1963
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Alexander Lesniewski
1962
Fred Volpini
1962
Marcy Osimo
1962
Lewis Kyrios
1961
Arthur Roy
1963 1963
Rene Tremblay
1961
Raymond Brodeur
1961
Fred Morin
1961
Wilfred Lachapelle
1962
Henry Racicot
1961
Raymond Dartt
1961
Albert Gendron
1962
Roger LeBoeuf
1961
Roland Langevin
1962
Superintendent of Schools
Robert L. Fox
Keeper of Lock-Up
Ovide Desrosier
1960-1961
Fred Dowling, Assistant
1960-1961
Custodian of Town Hall
Emil Leduc
1960-1961
Animal Inspector
Alcide Fournier
1959-1960
Plumbing, Milk and Food Inspector
Arthur Ballard
1960-1961
Building Inspector
A. Raymond Dartt
1960-1961
Wire Inspector
Arthur Eno 1960-1961
Registrars of Voters
Ferdinand Lemoine 1958-1961
Albert Maramo
1960-1963
Raymond Varin, Jr.
1959-1962
Clare P. Boyer, Ex-Officio
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Arthur Bachand
Moth Superintendent
Chester J. Maska 1960-1961
Fire Department
Alva J. Gregoire 1960-1961
Daniel Daniels, Deputy Chief
Superintendent of Fire Alarms
Normand Larochelle, appointed by Fire Dept.
1960-1961
Fire Wardens
Appointed by Fire Chief
Alva J. Gregoire 1960
Joseph Mandeville 1960
Harry Michaels 1960
Emile Caouette
1960
Albert Servant 1960
Romeo Lippe
1960
Rosario Bellerose 1960
Daniel Daniels
1960
Ovila Donais 1960
Fence Viewers
Alphonse V. Renna
1960-1961
Herman Giroux
1960-1961
August Kowalski
1960-1961
Clifford Mckinstry
1960-1961
Roland D. Martel
1960-1961
Finance Committee
George Metras, Chairman
1958-1961
John Rischitelli
1960-1963
Louis Morin
1959-1962
Victor Peloquin
1960-1963
Charles Trahan
1958-1961
Raymond Brousseau
1960-1961
Louis Gubb
1958-1962
Roland Gamache
1959-1962
Clifford Eaton
1959-1961
Louis VanDernoot
1960-1962
Steve Simonelli
1960-1963
Richard Genereux
1960-1963
Richard Harwood, Secretary
1960-1963
Thadeus Kwarciak
1958-1961
Ercell Teeson, Vice Chairman
1959-1962
Measurers of Wood and Bark
1960-1961
Thomas L. Hughes Arthur Gendron 1960-1961
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Royce Fitzpatrick Jacob Edwards
1960-1961 1960-1961
Field Drivers
Jacob Gouin 1960-1961
Soldiers Burial Officer
Roland G. Hetu
1960-1961
Public Weighers
Jacob Edwards
Royce Fitzpatrick
Clifford Mckinstry
Argentina Damian
William Cox
Arthur Gendron
Bernard Sherry
Emile Corriveau
Irene Hughes
Yvonne Lataille
Thomas Hughes
Jeannette St. Amant
Zoning Board of Appeals
Robert Graf
1960-1963
Edward Seremet
1959-1962
Edgar McCann
1958-1961
Charles Trahan (Associate member)
1960-1962
Dog Officer
Moise Reopel 1960-1961
Sealer of Weights and Measures
Roland A. Varin
Care of Veterans Graves
William J. Congdon
Roland G. Hetu, Assistant
Retirement Board
Leon Caron
1959-1961
George W. Silk (deceased 1960)
1960-1963
Signe E. Braman
1958-1961
Airport Committee
Edgar Lewis
1959-1964
Louis Stevens
1960-1965
Emile Arsenault
1957-1962
Albert DiGregorio
1958-1961
Dr. James Cross
1959-1962
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Library Trustees
Edward P. Sheehan Oswald Laliberte Dr. Nerio Pioppi
1960-1963
1959-1962
1958-1961
Board of Review
Hector Brodeur
-1962
Frank Robson
-1961
John Merrill
-1963
Civil Defense Director
Charles McLam
1960-1961
Southbridge Public Improvement Committee
Clarence Peloquin
Michael Morrill
Charles Havener
Albert DiGregorio
Dr. Bernard Walkowiak
Committee For Mentally and Physically Handicapped Children of Southbridge
Anthony Spinelli, Chairman
Roland Langevin
Arthur Roy
JURY LIST
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Name-Residence Business or occupation and Address of Employer or Business
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Asselin, Germain J., 72 School St. American Optical Co. Aucoin, Richard H., 56 Main St. Southbridge, Mass. U. S. Post Office, Southbridge, Mass.
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Bail, Raoul A., 243 South St. Contractor, H. U. Bail Sons, Inc., Southbridge
Beaudry, Roland O., 11 Charlton St. Machine opr. Pratt & Whitney Aircraft, Beck, Albert E., 65 Morris St. Hartford, Conn. Repairman, Ray's Super Service, Southbridge
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Name - Residence
Business or Occupation and Address of Employer or Business
Belanger, Rene H., 110 Mill St. Chef, Dery's Steak House, Southbridge Bennett, Arthur G., 294 Lebanon Hill .. Procurement Coordina- tor, American Optical Co., Southbridge
Benoit, Theodore, 154 Hamilton St. Lens Polisher, American Optical Co., Southbridge
Bernard, Adelard J., 142 River St.
Binnette, Phillipe, 285 Ashland Ave.
Jig operator, Amerbelle Corp., Rockville, Conn. Mass. Turnpike Authority, Employee
Boiteau, Ovila, 12 Cohasse St.
American Optical Co., Southbridge, Mass.
Caplette, Ernest, 187 Fiske St. C
American Optical Co., Southbridge, Mass. I.B.M. mach. opr.,
Ceria, Dante J., 44 Cohasse St.
American Optical Co., Southbridge
Chasse, Martial R., 59 Newell Ave. .... Ins. Agt., John Hancock Mutual Life Ins. Co., Southbridge
Christo, Elia, 85 North St. Janitor, American Optical Co.,
Ciesla, Walter, 34 Plimpton St.
Southbridge Ciesla Bros., Southbridge,Mass.
Coderre, Robert E., 6 Crescent St. Southbridge Cooperative Bank, Southbridge
Corriveau, Edward G., 91 Pine St. Bread Salesman,
Self Employed
D
DeAngelis, Alfred, 489 Dennison Drive Brookfield Motors, Brookfield, Mass. DeAngelis, Mario J., 12 Lebanon Hill Harvey-Wells, Southbridge, Mass.
DiGregorio, Ronald A., 86 Elm St. United Lens Co.,
Southbridge, Mass.
Duff, Lucien, 80 Cross St. Self Employed, Southbridge, Mass.
Dumas, Alfred J., Jr., 23 South St.
Southbridge Finishing Co., Southbridge, Mass.
Dupuis, Elzear, 58 Taft St. Worcester County Elec. Co., Southbridge, Mass. Duquette, Robert A., 159 Worcester St. .. American Optical Co., Southbridge, Mass.
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Name - Residence
Business or Occupation and Address of Employer or Business
E
Edmondson, John R., 51 Kingsley St., .... Regional Sales Mgr., American Optical Co., Southbridge, Mass.
Ethier, George F., 114 Pine St. American Optical Co., Southbridge, Mass.
Farland, Ernest A., 15 Chestnut St. F
Lens Moulder, American Optical Co., Southbridge, Mass.
Fletcher, R. Bruce, 11 Harding Ct.
American Optical Co.,
Forcier, Wilfred H., 55 Worcester St.
Southbridge, Mass. Sexton, Sacred Heart Parish, Southbridge, Mass.
Foss, Frank E., 74 Durfee St. American Optical Co., Southbridge, Mass.
Gagnon, Lionel J., 268 Mechanic St. G
American Optical Co., Southbridge, Mass. Retired
Gaumond, Armand, 711 Main St.
Gaumond, Gerard J., 21 Beech St.
Gaumond Bros., R.F.D. No. 1, Grosvenordale, Conn.
Gauthier, Gerald N., 255 Marcy St. Technician, Amerbelle
Corp., Rockville, Conn.
Gendreau, Armand, 139 Hartwell St. ... Gendreau's Pkg. Store, Southbridge, Mass.
Gendreau, Roland A., 58 Chapin St. American Optical Co., Southbridge, Mass.
Genereux, Louis W., 163 South St.
Goulet, Gerald E., 1 Prospect St.
Howard Pierce, 344 Main St., Southbridge, Mass. Press Operator, American Optical Co., Southbridge, Mass.
Graf, John, 38 Golf St. Graf Bros., Southbridge Guevremont, Amie E., 32 North St. Arland Tool & Die, Sturbridge, Mass.
H
Hall, William J., 377 Elm St.
Rx Production Centers Mgr., American Optical Cơ., Southbridge, Mass.
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Name - Residence
Business or Occupation and Address of Employer or Business
Huet, Moise, 15 Chapin St. Harrington Memorial Hospital, Southbridge, Mass.
Jandron, John H., 346 Charlton St. J
Southbridge, Mass. Hyde Mfg. Co.,
Jowett, Carl W. E., 33 Roosevelt Dr. American Optical Co., Southbridge, Mass.
Julian Marcel O., 36 Eastford Rd. American Optical Co., Southbridge, Mass.
K
Keyes, Robert A., 80 Paige Hill John Hancock Mutual Life Ins., Cơ., Kroll, Edward, 27 West St. Southbridge, Mass. Shipping Clerk, Pratt & Whitney Aircraft, East Hartford, Conn.
Kuzdzol, Edmund J., 92-B Paige Hill American Optical Co., Southbridge, Mass.
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Labelle, Jay L., 313 Dennison Dr. Store Prop., Jay's News, Langer, John, 38 Westwood Pky. Harrington Richard Co., Rochdale, Mass.
LaPerle, Arthur B., 88 Pine St. .... Bartender, Hotel Newman, Southbridge, Mass.
Lariviere, Arthur, 326 Main St.
Southbridge Plastics Inc., Southbridge, Mass.
Lavallee, Nelson, 115 Marcy St. Retired Lavallee, Rosario, 63 Fiske St. American Optical Co., L'Ecuyer, Victor R., 88 Highland St. Southbridge, Mass. Salesman, Mass. Wholesale Drug Co., Worcester, Mass.
Ledoux, Eugene J., 44 Chapin St. Town of Southbridge Lemoine, Gerard M., 515 Dennison Dr. H. J. Madore Co.,
Southbridge, Mass.
Lenti, David J., Jr., 33 Taft St. David Lenti, 11 Elm St., Southbridge, Mass.
Little, Francis T., Jr., 37 Newell Ave. Worcester County National Bank,
Southbridge, Mass.
Loiselle, Armand C., 62 Lebanon St. ... First National Stores, Southbridge, Mass.
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Name - Residence
Business or Occupation and Address of Employer or Business
Lombardi, Angelo, 40 Guelphwood Rd. .... Lens Blank Moulder, Universal Blank Co., Inc., Southbridge, Mass.
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