Town of Arlington annual report 1962, Part 7

Author: Arlington (Mass.)
Publication date: 1962
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24


27


10


14


30


39


Precinct


12A


12B


13


14A


14B


Total


*Walter S. Cooledge, Jr. Robert B. Walsh


204


77


315


236


345


3986


Blank s


13


12


68


26


31


612


SCHOOL COMMITTEE FOR THREE YEARS


Precinct


1


2


3


4


5


6 437


7


Velma B. Brown


321


315


209


274


321


159


James W. Daily


263


288


190


254


297


481


216


John P. Morine


240


233


169


216


262


442


174


James A. Barry, Jr.


153


184


126


122


281


114


261


Leonard D. Clark


150


177


104


218


367


129


130


Thomas J. Galvin, Jr.


123


109


68


123


162


66


103


Edward G. McCann


225


298


139


361


523


181


342


Blanks


208


235


177


283


412


151


256


Precinct


8


9A


9B


10A


10B


11A


11B


Velma B. Brown


408


225


187


149


200


221


228


James W. Daily


502


26


216


180


237


234


245


John P. Morine


409


246


238


140


201


190


239


James A. Barry, Jr.


112


140


40


38


65


133


81


Leonard D. Clark


127


127


143


58


99


218


339


Thomas J. Galvin, Jr.


92


95


43


33


92


95


95


Edward G. McCann


206


196


163


81


137


248


329


Blank s


211


198


134


74


94


206


307


7


Walter S. Cooledge, Jr.


297


293


222


334


235


303


5775


316


175


406


* Elected


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Precinct


12A


12B


13


14A


14B


Total


*Velma B. Brown


303


150


362


214


323


5006


*James W. Daily


325


154


338


223


323


5233


John P. Morine


282


144


301


193


260


4579


James A. Barry, Jr.


81


34


167


97


112


2341


Leonard D. Clark


161


67


335


146


182


3277


Thomas J. Galvin, Jr.


96


56


181


136


207


19 75


*Edward G. McCann


160


104


322


247


362


4624


Blanks


191


83


361


235


268


4084


TOWN MEETING MEMBERS


PRECINCT ONE - THREE YEARS


*Harry A. Earle, 48 Cleveland Street


396


*Herbert S. Hurd, 9 Teel Street


392


356


*Marion G. Lowery, 15 Cleveland Street Ceasare J. Fiorenza, 82 Marathon Street James Meikle, 68 Oxford Street


239


267


*Robert P. Morris, 29 Winter Street


310


*Raymond H. Newcomb, 3 Sawin Street Blanks


567


PRECINCT TWO - THREE YEARS


*John J. Gotsell, 93 Egerton Road .


379


*Frederick J. Herzig, 64 Lake Street 366


* Albert R. Manson, 9 Egerton Road . 396


*Gertrude L. O'Brien, 9 Egerton Road. 379


Robert E. Burke, 96 Orvis Circle


324


*Peter E. Duggan, 74 Chandler Street 407


334


*Theodore Economo, 92 Melrose Street Evelyn L. Felicani, 29 Lafayette Street Blanks


235


858


PRECINCT THREE - THREE YEARS


*Winifred T. Kearney, 100 Everett Street . 190


*John F. Kelly, 100 Everett Street 202


*Raymond E. Marsters, 63 Everett Street 214


*James C. Desmond, 40 Foster Street 223


Arthur S. Hartshorn, 152 Broadway 151


Lyman G. Judd, Jr., 79 Harlow Street 130


Edward A. Lillis, 81 Bates Road 149


Blanks 317


PRECINCT FOUR - THREE YEARS


*Robert F. Douglas, 4 Littlejohn Street 423


* Anne E. Hamilton, 6 Edith Street . 357


*Charles J. Jacobs, 66 Eliot Road. . 32


*Robert E. O'Neill, 18 Spy Pond Parkway 451


Frederick W. Abbott, 67 Newcomb Street 262


*Elsie C. Fiore, 58 Mott Street 291


*Elected


278


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Herbert M. Meyer, 276 Massachusetts Avenue 253


*John J. Mulkerin, Jr., 80 Margaret Street . 344


Hazen L. Whittier, 30 Margaret Street 290


Blanks 711


PRECINCT FIVE - TWO YEARS (to fill vacancies)


*William J. Crowley, 103 Sunnyside Avenue 567


*William Drinan, 87 Sunnyside Avenue


482


Viola Kalliavas, 2 River Street . 202


David M. Parrela, 22 Mystic Valley Parkway 227


Blanks 272


PRECINCT FIVE - THREE YEARS


*John W. Bullock, 103 Palmer Street . 727


*Frank J. Campobasso, 19 Fremont Street 599


*Francis J. O'Connell, 105 Broadway 581


*James P. Walsh, 37 Beacon Street . 578 Peter Costagliola, 89 Sunnyside Avenue 316


*Harry A. Johnson, 65 Palmer Street 496 Denis C. O'Connell, 54 Norcross Street 477 .


*Wilfred J. St. Martin, Jr., 157 Palmer Street 494 . . . . .


*Philip A. Sweeney, Jr., 2 Memorial Way Blanks


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.


1377


PRECINCT SIX - THREE YEARS


*Warren S. Berg, 40 Pleasant View Road 478


Wallace J. Flynn, 45 Hopkins Road


305


*Frances E. Pettee, 61 Hillsdale Road . 469


*Lois W. Saul, 24 Gray Street 464


*Robert Shaw, 93 Brantwood Road . 483


William K. Burke, 80 Brantwood Road


189


James P. Kiernan, 11 Whittemore Street 184


361


*Harold L. Morian, Jr., 112 Jason Street Blanks 402


PRECINCT SEVEN - TWO YEARS (to fill vacancy)


Charlotte A. Fredo, 9 Webster Street


220


*William C. Jones, Jr., 40 Sherborn Street 273


Blanks 54


PRECINCT SEVEN - THREE YEARS


*Joseph F. Mulherin, 58 Webcowet Road 408


*Marion Agnes Mulloney, 98 Medford Street 393


*David J. Powers, 112 Franklin Street . 411


Paul E. Widder, 22 Orchard Terrace 247


*James A. Barry, Jr., 69 Webster Street 360


*John J. Callahan, 78 Hamlet Street 406


Blanks 510


*Elected


480


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PRECINCT EIGHT - TWO YEARS (to fill vacancy)


David C. Buck, 16 Woodland Street 163


*G. Hartley Noble, Jr., 4 Field Road 273


Hilary C. Spaniack, 186 Highland Avenue 185


Blanks 67


PRECINCT EIGHT - THREE YEARS


*Minerva C. Farrow, 198 Highland Avenue 393


*Leo Macdonald, 112 Churchill Avenue 389


*Von M. Weston, 142 Gray Street 384


*James B. Wilcox, 55 Jason Street 396


Richard J. Bartholomew, 94 Spring Street . 194


Arthur H. Brickett, 54 Iroquois Road . 222


Christopher J. Cammarata, 106 Spring Street


218


Edwin S. Joiner, 52 Churchill Avenue . 207


*John O. Parker, 35 Jason Street .


415


Edward T. Stewart, 24 Iroquois Road 151


Blanks 476 . .


PRECINCT NINE - ONE YEAR (to fill vacancies)


Ruth C. DiPietro, 22 Country Club Drive 242


*Robert W. Porteus, 38 Frost Street . 396


*George D. Reynolds, Jr., 108 Winchester Road 400


Matthew Sakakeeny, 35 Falmouth Road 154


Kenneth A. West, 17 Davis Avenue . 291


Blanks


289


PRECINCT NINE - TWO YEARS (to fill vacancy)


John E. Bowler, 27 Central Street 203


*Berg Keshian, 69 Ridge Street 298


John Lane Porter, 15 Frost Street 28


Blanks 100


PRECINCT NINE - THREE YEARS


*John E. Donovan, 37 Ridge Street 525


*Carl Henry Freyer, 98 Hutchinson Road 565


*John A. Ivester, 22 Beverly Road 536


*Joseph L. Keefe, 23 Russell Terrace 465


*John N. Loud, 28 Draper Avenue 473


*Leona R. Wilkins, 23 Draper Avenue 488


Ethel Y. Blackwood, 96 Columbia Road . 407


Alfred T. Lepore, 7 Beverly Road 340


Joseph S. Vahey, 4 Osceola Path 335


Blanks 1182


*Elected


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PRECINCT TEN - THREE YEARS


*Cornelius F. Collins, 17 Puritan Road 430


*Peter Connolly, 185 Scituate Street 453


*Edward J. Murray, 107 Highland Avenue . 469


*Francis X. O'Keefe, 121 Newport Street 442


*Peter G. Grey, 121 Scituate Street . 431


Margaret M. Hutchinson, 10 Murray Street 291


Blanks 614


PRECINCT ELEVEN - THREE YEARS


*Leonard D. Clark, 256 Mountain Avenue 761


*Alfred H. Dwyer, 36 Crawford Street . 507


*Lorimer E. Higgins, 50 Ronald Road 546


*Grace C. Kelly, 46 Yerxa Road . 543


*Frederick A. Mahony, 22 Governor Road 462


Ralph L. Thomas, 95 Ronald Road . 410


*Richmond A. Bishop, 33 Hemlock Street 481


Ben R. Cole, 74 Oak Hill Drive . 452


C. Irving Dwinell, 58 Oak Hill Drive 337


John K. Flaherty, 20 Dickson Avenue


Thomas M. Kelly, 20 Pine Street .


Edmund B. Rae, 7 Greeley Circle 294


*Edward S. Taylor, 191 Overlook Road 535


Blanks 1819


PRECINCT TWELVE - ONE YEAR (to fill vacancy)


*John D. Murray, 19 Perkins Street 655


Blanks 142


PRECINCT TWELVE - TWO YEARS (to fill vacancy)


*William O. Hughes, 12 Higgins Street . 361


John R. Shea, 12 Fountain Road . 324


Blanks 112


PRECINCT TWELVE - THREE YEARS


*David J. Ashton, 84 Oakland Avenue .


595


*Norris H. Hoyt, 56 Florence Avenue 548


*John Patrick Kedian, 37 Menotomy Road . 547 Kerney W. Bolton, 21 Hawthorne Avenue 411


*Helen I. Carey, 37 Grand View Road Hubert S. Evans, 36 Chester Street


422


330


*Bernard A. Forest, 29 Robbins Road 486 . . . .


*Evelyn S. Harmer, 152 Cedar Avenue . Blanks


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.


1018


*Elected


425


390


415


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PRECINCT THIRTEEN - ONE YEAR (to fill vacancy)


*Carl A. Bergstrom, 52 Orient Avenue 365


Arthur W. Boutiette, 45 Sunset Road 350


Blanks 74


PRECINCT THIRTEEN - TWO YEARS (to fill vacancy)


*Joseph J. Doyle, 48 Peirce Street 581


Blanks 208


PRECINCT THIRTEEN - THREE YEARS


*James E. Byrne, 25 Clark Street . 533


*Helen F. Downing, 9 Blossom Street 590


*Edward A. Parker, 163 Wright Street . 544


*Percival E. Richardson, 137 Newland Road 498


Marie Giannoni, 4 Alpine Street 355


*Chester A. Little, 73 Huntington Road 486


*Harry P. McCabe, 92 Madison Avenue 505


Blanks 1223


PRECINCT FOURTEEN - ONE YEAR (to fill vacancies)


*George M. Bilafer, 6 Hathaway Circle 669


*Walter L. Martin, 41 Kilsythe Road 646


Felix P. Peter, 42 Golden Avenue 511


Blanks 526


PRECINCT FOURTEEN - THREE YEARS


* Alan M. Banks, 127 Florence Avenue 836


*Thomas J. Galvin, Jr., 201 Appleton Street 802


*John P. Hoar, 35 Aberdeen Road . 765


*Chester F. Protheroe, 14 Mayflower Road 712


*Alexander F. Sherys, 289 Renfrew Street 766


*William A. Trenchard, Jr., 363 Appleton Street 769


*David A. Hunt, 137 Renfrew Street . 797


*Ruth S. Milley, 37 Golden Avenue 696


Gregory Yulduzian, 72 Williams Street 513


Blanks 2752


All used and unused ballots, tally sheets, total vote sheets, voting lists, and all other records pertaining to the Town Election, properly signed and sealed, were delivered to the Town Clerk to be preserved by her during the time required by law.


The persons declared elected town officers, including town meeting members, were notified as required by the General Laws.


A true record.


ATTEST:


*Elected


Ann Mahon Town Clerk


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In accordance with Section 61 of Chapter 51 of the General Laws, the return of the registered voters in Arlington at the close of registration for the Town Election on February 13, 1962, was forwarded to the Secretary of the Commonwealth.


The results of the count of votes cast at the Town Election were for- warded to the Secretary of the Commonwealth.


In accordance with Section 132 of Chapter 54 of the General Laws, the total number of voters checked on the voting lists in each precinct was forwarded to the Secretary of the Commonwealth.


In connection with the work of the Department of Corporations and Taxa- tion, a list of Town Officials was forwarded to the Director of Accounts.


ANNUAL TOWN MEETING - MARCH 19, 1962


Pursuant to the Warrant of the Selectmen served according to law upon the inhabitants of the Town of Arlington by a constable of said Town, notices having been sent by mail by the Town Clerk at least seven days before the day of the meeting to the town meeting members elected and qualified to act in town meetings in Arlington under the provisions of Chapter 43A of the General Laws, as amended, and published in the local newspapers as required by the Town's By-Laws, the town meeting members met in the Town Hall, in said Town, on Monday, March 19, 1962, at eight o'clock in the evening. The Warrant calling the meeting served as the notice sent by mail to the town meeting members by the Town Clerk.


Certificates were filed with the Town Clerkby the Chairman and Clerks of Precincts 5 and 7 relative to meetings held on March 19, and of the elections to fill town meeting vacancies until the next annual election, as follows:


Precinct 5 - Denis C. O' Connell, 54 Norcross Street, to fill until the next annual election the vacancy arising from the resignation of Walter W. Kelly, Jr., whose term was to expire in 1964;


Precinct 7 - Thomas F. O' Keefe, 74 Webster Street, to fill until the next annual election the vacancy arising from the resignation of Edward J. Dever, Jr. whose term was to expire in 1963.


Lists of the duly qualified town meeting members were used at the entrances to the meeting place and were in charge of Mary A. Farrington and Charlotte E. Emerson. The lists contained the names of two hundred forty (240) town meeting members and seven (7) town meeting members at large qualified to participate and vote in town meetings in Arlington.


The check lists filed with the Town Clerk at the close of the meeting by the checkers showed that two hundred twenty-three (223) town meeting members and seven (7) town meeting members at large (93.1% of total 247) attended the meeting.


Philip H. Burt was sworn by the Town Clerk as Stenographer to impar- tially and correctly report the proceedings of the meeting to the best of his ability.


The Moderator, Lawrence E. Corcoran, declaring a quorum present, called the meeting to order at 8:08 P.M.


The meeting was opened with the singing of "The Star Spangled Banner" by the assembly, accompanied by Mr. Anton Kovar, pianist, and Mr. Richard Laman, trumpeter, both of the School Department.


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The invocation was given by Reverend William W. Lewis, Pastor of the First Unitarian Church.


The Town Meeting Members who had not previously been sworn were thereupon sworn by the Moderator.


There being no objection to the request of Mr. Horace H. Homer, Chairman of the Board of Selectmen, permission was granted by general consent for Messrs. Greeley and Pellegrini of the Board of Selectmen; Mr. Nicksay, Executive Secretary of the Board of Selectmen; Messrs. Coolidge and Hauser of the Board of Assessors; Mr. Waterman, Executive Secretary of the Board of Assessors; Messrs. Widder, Johnson and Swadkins of the Personnel Board; Mr. Morris, Executive Secretary of the Personnel Board; Messrs. Dunn, Higby, Ahern, Lawlor, Guinan, Cotter, Sisson and Dillon of the Finance Committee; Mr. Farrow, Executive Secretary of the Finance Committee; Messrs. Baker, Daily, Coughlin, McCann, Allen, Kent, and Mrs. Porteus of the School Committee; Mr. Roens, Superintendent of Schools; Messrs. Cataldo, Kenna and Herlihy of the Planning Board and Mr. Purcell, Town Counsel, be permitted to sit within the Town Meeting enclosure.


The Town Clerk read the call of the meeting and the constable's return of the Warrant, the reading of the remainder of the Warrant being waived by consent of the meeting.


On motion of Selectman Homer, duly seconded, it was


VOTED: That if all the business of the meeting as set forth in the Warrant is not disposed of at this session, when the meeting adjourns, it adjourns to Wednesday evening, March 21, 1962, at 8 o'clock.


On motion of Selectman Homer, duly seconded, it was


VOTED: That Article 2 be taken up. (Choice of other Town Officers.)


On motion of Selectman Parker, duly seconded, it was


VOTED: That the following be appointed Measurers of Wood and Bark:


John M. Wilfert, Jr., 19 Windmill Lane


Edward L. Kelley, 20 Paul Revere Road


There being no further business under Article 2, the Moderator declared it disposed of.


On motion of Selectman Homer, duly seconded, it was


VOTED: That Article 3 be taken up. (Reports of Town Boards, Finance and other Committees.)


On motion of Selectman Homer, duly seconded, it was


VOTED: That the reports of the Selectmen and of the various Town officers and committees heretofore appointed, together with the statistics of the Assessors as printed in the Town Report, be received.


On motion of Mr. Kermit C. Streng, Chairman of the Finance Committee, duly seconded, it was


VOTED: That the report of the Finance Committee as presented in printed form be received.


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Mrs. Florence I. Bretscher presented the report of the Committee under vote of the Town passed March 15, 1954, to investigate and study the adequacy of the present school buildings within the Town and the future locations of new school buildings, and on her motion, duly made and seconded, it was


VOTED: That the report be received.


Mr. Horace H. Homer requested permission for Town Counsel Joseph A. Purcell to speak for the Committee under vote of the Town passed March 24, 1954, to procure plans and estimates for the construction of a school building in the area of Florence Avenue, George and Renfrew Streets and on Mr. Homer's motion, duly made and seconded, it was


VOTED: That the report as given by Mr. Purcell be received.


Mr. Percival E. Richardson presented the report of the Committee under vote of the Town passed March 24, 1954, to investigate, consider and make recommendations as to the swimming conditions at the Arlington Heights Reservoir Beach and on his motion, duly made and seconded, it was


VOTED: That the report be received.


The Moderator announced that the report of the Arlington Brotherhood Committee under vote of the Town passed March 28, 1955, was on file with the Town Clerk.


Mr. Edward G. Grey presented the report of the High School additions and reconstruction committee under vote of the Town passed April 4, 1956, and on his motion, duly made and seconded, it was


VOTED: That the report be received.


Mr. Allan B. Igo presented the report of the Arlington Development Commission under vote of the Town passed March 25, 1957, and on motion of Mr. Homer, duly made and seconded, it was


VOTED: That the report be received.


Mr. Percival E. Richardson, Chairman of the Committee under vote of the Town passed March 27, 1957, to investigate and make a study of the land owned by the Town of Arlington in the Town of Lexington, known as the Great Meadows, requested that he be excused from making a formal report at this time.


Mrs. Leona R. Wilkins presented the report of the Committee under vote of the Town passed March 21, 1958, to investigate, consider and make recom- mendations as to the advisability of installing voting machines in any or all of the precincts of the Town and on her motion, duly made and seconded, it was


VOTED: That the report be received and the Committee discharged.


Mr. Daniel C. Whitney presented the report of the Committee under vote of the Town passed March 23, 1959, to procure plans and estimates for the construction of an elementary school building on land owned by the Town located on Pheasant Avenue and on his motion, duly made and seconded, it was


VOTED: That the report be received.


The Moderator announced that the Chairman of the committee under vote of the Town passed March 21, 1960, to investigate, consider and make


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recommendations relative to Town encouragement financially, or otherwise, of Town employees seeking formal education in areas related to or growing out of their full-time activities, had reported that he would be unable to be in attendance at this meeting and further that in the opinion of the Town Counsel they had no legal right to spend any money at this time.


Mr. George J. Remmert spoke for the Committee under vote of the Town passed March 22, 1961, to investigate, consider and make recom- mendations relative to the need for urban renewal in the Town, and requested that the Committee's report be deferred until such time as Article 95, which was inserted at their request, comes up for action.


On motion of Mr. Kermit C. Streng, Chairman of the Finance Committee, duly seconded, it was


VOTED: That Article 3 be laid on the table.


On motion of Mr. Kermit C. Streng, Chairman of the Finance Committee, duly seconded, it was


VOTED: That the remaining articles in the Warrant be now taken up separately in the order in which they appear in said Warrant unless other- wise voted as to any particular article, and that the recommendations of the Finance Committee under said articles as presented in their printed report be considered as now before the meeting, to be voted upon without further motion, separately, under the respective articles as they appear in said report.


Article 4. (Treasurer; Power to Borrow)


VOTED: That the Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, be and hereby is authorized to borrow money on and after January 1, 1963, in anticipation of the revenue of the financial year beginning January 1, 1963 and to issue a note or notes therefor, payable within one year, and to renew any note or notes that may be given for a period of less than one year in accordance with Section 17, Chapter 44, General Laws and any amendments thereof; any debt or debts incurred under this vote to be paid from the revenue of the financial year beginning January 1, 1963.


There being no further business under Article 4, the Moderator de- clared it disposed of.


Article 5. (Claims or Charges of Symmes Hospital)


VOTED: That the sum of forty two thousand five hundred eighty four and 95/100 (42,584.95) dollars be and hereby is appropriated to pay claims and charges of Symmes Hospital, including such claims and charges for aid, relief or care furnished prior to January 1, 1962 to persons falling into distress and standing in need of immediate relief; said sum to be raised by general tax and expended under the direction of the Town Manager.


There being no further business under Article 5, the Moderator declared it disposed of.


Article 6. (Amendment of Town By-Laws - Classification and Pay Plan)


VOTED: (Unanimously) That the Classification Plan - Schedule A and Pay Plan - Schedule B as established by Article 7C of the By-Laws and as amended under any article of the Warrant for this meeting, be and hereby are amended by increasing all money figures contained therein by approxi- mately three percent (3%) to the nearest even dollar or one hundred and forty six (146) dollars, whichever is the greater, in the annual salary


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schedule, and two dollars and eighty cents (2.80) or approximately three percent (3%) to the nearest even daily rate, whichever is the greater in the weekly salary schedule; and by increasing the compensation of regularly employed part-time employees by approximately three percent (3%) to the nearest dollar; said amendment to become effective April 1, 1962; and that for this purpose the sum of seventy thousand three hundred (70,300) dollars be and hereby is appropriated, said sum to be raised by general tax and expended under the direction of the departments affected.


There being no further business under Article 6, the Moderator declared it disposed of.


On motion of Mr. Kermit C. Streng, Chairman of the Finance Committee, duly seconded, it was


VOTED: That Article 24 be now taken up.


Article 24. (Amendment of Town By-Laws-Classification and Pay Plan.)


VOTED: That no action be taken under Article 24 of the Warrant.


There being no further business under Article 24, the Moderator declared it disposed of.


Article 7. (Amendment of Town By-Laws - Classification and Pay Plan.)


VOTED: (Unanimously) That the Classification Plan - Schedule A and Pay Plan - Schedule B, as established by Article 7C of the By-Laws be and hereby are amended by adding a new salary schedule as follows:


SC - WEEKLY (SKILLED CRAFTS)


Grade


Minimum


Step 1


Step 2


Step 3


Maximum


SC 1


$76.60


$79.00


$81.40


$83.80


$ 87.00


SC 2


80.60


83.00


85.40


87.80


91.20


SC 3


83.00


85.40


87.80


91.20


94.50


SC 4


86.20


88.60


92.00


94.50


98.70


SC 5


89.50


92.80


96.20


99.60


103.10


and by reallocating the following classifications:


Construction Handyman Grade MC 2, reallocated to Grade SC 1


Park Maintenance Craftsman, Grade MC 4, reallocated to Grade SC 3


Water Meter Repairman Grade MC 4, reallocated to Grade SC 3


Water System Maintenance Craftsman, Grade MC 4, reallocated to Grade SC 3 Carpenter, Grade MC 4, reallocated to Grade SC 4 Mason, Grade MC 4, reallocated to Grade SC 4


Painter, Grade MC 4, reallocated to Grade SC 4


School Carpenter, Grade MC 4, reallocated to Grade SC 4


Sign Painter and Painter (10g per hour additional when sign painting), Grade MC 4, reallocated to Grade SC 4


Signal Maintainer, Grade MC 5, reallocated to Grade SC 4


Tree Climber, Grade MC 5, reallocated to Grade SC 4


Plumber, Grade MC 4, reallocated to Grade SC 5


Working Foreman Painter, Grade MC 5, reallocated to Grade SC 5


Storekeeper, Grade MC 5, reallocated to Grade AG 5


Timekeeper, Grade MC 5, reallocated to Grade AG 5;


and by adding the classifications of Carpenter's Helper, Grade SC 2, and Painter's Helper, Grade SC 2; said amendment to become effective April 1,


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1962; and that for this purpose the sum of three thousand one hundred forty (3,140) dollars be and hereby is appropriated, said sum to be raised by general tax and expended under the direction of the departments affected


There being no further business under Article 7, the Moderator de- clared it disposed of.


Article 8. (Amendment of Town By-Laws - Classification and Pay Plan.)


VOTED: (Unanimously) That the Classification Plan - Schedule A and Pay Plan - Schedule B as established by Article 7C of the By-Laws be and hereby are amended by striking out the words and figures "Maximum - $9064.00" where they appear in Grade PF 6 of said schedules and inserting in place thereof the words and figures "Maximum - $9200."; said amend- ment to be effective April 1, 1962; and that for this purpose the sum of two hundred and four (204) dollars be and hereby is appropriated, said sum to be raised by general tax and expended under the direction of the departments affected.


There being no further business under Article 8, the Moderator declared it disposed of.


Article 9. (Amendment of Town By-Laws - Classification and Pay Plan.)


VOTED: (Unanimously) That the Classification Plan - Schedule A as established by Article 7C of the By-Laws be and hereby is amended by reallocating Assistant Inspector of Buildings, from Grade AG 5 to Grade AG 6; and by reallocating Assistant Inspector of Wires, from Grade AG 5 to Grade AG 6; said amendment to become effective April 1, 1962; and that for this purpose the sum of four hundred and thirty (430) dollars be and hereby is appropriated, said sum to be raised by general tax and expended under the direction of the departments affected.


There being no further business under Article 9, the Moderator de- clared it disposed of.




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