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Article 7. Motion was made and seconded to establish the fol- lowing rules and regulations for the Permanent Building and Main- tenance Committee :
i. All construction contracts are to be approved by Town Counsel and reported to the Board of Selectmen with contractors performance and financial responsibility data.
2. A registered architect must be employed on all construc- tion projects exceeding $10,000.
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3. The committee in their preliminary request for appropria- tion is to submit the architect's estimate of a minimum cost based upon sound construction and adequate use.
4. An experienced construction supervisor usually known as a "Clerk of the Works" shall be employed by the Committee and directly paid by the Town on all construction contracts exceeding $50,000.
5. Quotations before authorization shall be submitted by the contractor for all change orders or so-called extras and such quota- tions shall be subject to the architect's estimate and acceptance and finally approved by the majority of the Committee.
6. No member of the Building Committee shall accept any com- pensation directly or indirectly on any Town building or maintenance contract other than salaries or commissions as a competitive supplier.
7. Committee members representing competitive suppliers are to have equal rights with representatives of all other suppliers but can- not participate in any Committee vote for product or service decisions and such votes are to be accomplished by secret ballot.
8. A monthly statement of total commitments of each project is to be submitted to the Town Accountant for comparison and analysis of the project appropriation.
9. A complete report is to be filed with the Town on the com- pletion of each project including a basic cost break-down, record and reasons for extras, construction and site problems encountered, basic plan of provision for future expansion if so designed and a duplicate complete final set of plans and specifications.
10. The committee is empowered to examine all public property for construction maintenance determinations and all Boards are to submit previous experience costs for budget requirements.
A motion was made and seconded to postpone indefinitely action on the main motion but this motion failed to carry. The original mo- tion was voted and carried.
Article 8. Motion made that the town vote to purchase for use as a school site, town garage site and other municipal purposes, 65 acres more or less, from a parcel of land owned by Joseph F. Pilalas and Anna L. Pilalas at the northwesterly corner of Grove and Prospect Streets, being all the land contained in said parcel excepting therefrom approximately two acres with the present dwelling thereon, and to raise and appropriate the sum of $46,000. therefor.
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Motion made and seconded to postpone indefinitely action on the main motion, which carried.
A motion was then made, seconded and voted to reconsider this action.
Motion was then made and seconded to postpone indefinitely ac- tion on original motion. This motion was defeated.
A motion was then made and seconded to postpone action on orig- inal main motion until the Annual Town Meeting. This motion carried.
Article 9. Motion made and seconded that the Town voteto pur- chase, arrange for an option to purchase or take by eminent domain 50 acres, more or less, from a parcel of land owned by Joseph F. Pilalas and Anna L. Pilalas at the northwesterly corner of Grove and Prospect Streets, being all the land contained in said parcel excepting therefrom a strip approximately 350 feet deep along Grove and Pros- pect Streets, but retaining an entrance strip approximately 100 feet wide off Grove Street and a like entrance strip off Prospect Street for school purposes, school playgrounds and other municipal purposes and to raise and appropriate or transfer from available funds the sum of $22,500. therefor.
Motion was made, seconded to postpone indefinitely the action sug- gested by the main motion. The motion to postpone indefinitely carried.
Article 10. Motion made, seconded and voted to postpone in- definitely action on Article 10.
Article 11. Motion made and seconded to see if the Town will vote to purchase or take by eminent domain a portion of a parcel of land owned by Nellie L. Sparrell and containing about 8-1/2 acres, bounded southerly by land of Elizabeth B. Power, Francis E. Mac- Farlane, other land of Nellie L. Sparrell, Herbert E. and Grace C. Joseph, other land of Francis E. and Marjorie G. MacFarlane and land of Thomas A. and Loretta M. McNiff; westerly by land of Eliz- abeth B. Power and land of Nellie L. Sparrell; northerly by land of Grace L. Sparrell, Ernest W., Jr. and Phyllis C. Haskins and Ruth S. Broughton; easterly by land of Richard A. and Mary E. Housley together with a strip of other land of Nellie L. Sparrell 40 feet wide running from Main Street to the above-described and being the wester- ly line of said parcel and bounded westerly by land of Francis E. MacFarlane for municipal purposes and to transfer from available funds the sum of $6,500. therefor.
The Moderator stepped down from the podium after his statement
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that he was representing Mrs. Sparrell, with reference to her personal affairs, and felt that he should not preside during the discussion of this article. No objection being raised, Mr. Frederick A. Small, a. former Moderator of the Town, took the Chair and was sworn to his duties, until the final completion of the article.
Article 11. The main motion was amended to include the phrase "for a garage site" before the words "municipal purposes. " A motion was then made, seconded and voted to postpone action on the main motion until the Annual Town Meeting in March, 1963.
Article 12. Motion made, seconded and voted to postpone in- definitely action on Article 12.
Article 13. Motion made, seconded and voted to postpone in- definitely action on Article 13.
Article 14. Motion made and seconded to transfer from the High- way Road Machinery Fund the sum of $1,200. for the purchase of one, new ten foot snow plow, reversible type, with front mount push frame, mounted on the Tree Department truck #5. Price to include plow, push frame and hydraulic belt-driven lift for plow. Motion made and seconded to indefinitely postpone action on main motion, but this motion failed to carry. The main motion was voted and carried.
Article 15. Motion made and seconded to transfer from the High- way Road Machinery Fund the sum of $1,200. for the purchase of one used two-cubic yard, self-propelled street sweeper. Motion made, seconded and voted to indefinitely postpone action on main motion.
Article 16. Motion made, seconded and voted to transfer from available funds the sum of $2,850. for the purchase of a 1963 station wagon to replace the present 1959 Police Cruiser.
Article 17. Motion made, seconded and voted to authorize the Town Accountant to close out the unexpended balances of the follow- ing appropriations, the purpose of which has been completed :
1961 Selectmen's Dept. - Road Layouts $20.22
1960 Town Hall and Annex - Parking Area 51.50
1958 Town Hall and Annex - Parking Space 164.70
1962 Police Dept. - New Cruiser 96.00
1962 Tree Warden - New Truck 2.50
1960 Highway Dept. - Drainage on Green Street 659.29
1962 Highway Dept. - New Tractor-Loader 590.31
1962 Memorial Day 49.86
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The business of the Warrant having been completed a motion made, seconded and voted to adjourn at 12: 01 A.M.
NELLIE L. SPARRELL Town Clerk NELLIE G. TARR Asst. Town Clerk
I do certify that this is a true record of the action taken at the Special Town Meeting held September 24, 1962.
NELLIE G. TARR A True Copy ATTEST: Assistant Town Clerk
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LIST OF PERSONS QUALIFIED TO SERVE AS JURORS IN THE TOWN OF NORWELL from July 1, 1961 to July 1, 1962
Babcock, Scott A., Main Street, Employment Manager, Jordan Marsh Company, Boston, Mass.
Bartels, James L., Winter Street, Oil Burner Serviceman, South Shore Heating Company, 38 Greenwood Avenue, East Wey- mouth, Mass.
Benting, John M., Jr., Norwell Avenue, Self Employed, Jordan Lovett and Company, 40 Broad Street, Boston, Mass.
Bilbo, Stephen R., Mount Hope Street, Installer-Repairman, N.E. Telephone and Telegraph Company, 1070 Hancock Street, Quincy, Mass.
Burbank, Richard M., Old Meeting House Lane, Sales Supervisor, American Air Filter Company, Louisville, Kentucky
Burrell, Harold F., Circuit Street, Retired
Bustard, Ernestine M., Milton Lane, Homemaker
Carey, Seth A., Cross Street, Boiler Operator, Boston Edison Com- pany, Boylston Street, Boston, Mass.
Cash, Richard T., Summer Street, Tooling Mechanic, D.S. Kennedy Company, Cohasset, Mass.
Cayon, Grace F., Coolidge Road, Homemaker, Office Manager, J.J. Costello, 131 Clarendon Street, Boston, Mass.
Dee, Robert A., Brantwood Road, Transmission Tester, N.E. Tele- phone and Telegraph Company, 14 Everett Street, Boston, Mass.
DeFrancesco, Joseph L., Duncan Drive, Lath Operator, Walworth Company, 1515 Washington Street, Braintree, Mass.
DiStasio, Albert J., 149 Dana Road, Photo-Offset Camera Man, U.S. Air Force, L.G. Hanscom Field, Bedford, Mass.
Falconer, Francis W., Stetson Road, Aviation Maintenance Inspec- tor, Federal Aviation Agency, Municipal Airport, Norwood, Mass.
Finn, Richard P., 135 Dana Road, Free-Lance Financial Analyst and Writer
Ford, Charles C., Forest Street, Contractor, The Waterproofing Company, 119 Chandler Street, Boston, Mass.
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Gore, Edwin S., Winter Street, Safety Engineer, Liberty Mutual Insurance Co., 18 School Street, Brockton, Mass.
Gorman, H. James, Jr., Main Street, Group Insurance Consultant, John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company, 200 Berkeley Street, Boston, Mass.
Green, Lloyd M., Summer Street, Industrial Engineer, Bethlehem Steel Company, Quincy, Mass.
Griffin, Walter W., Main Street, Superintendent, Walworth Com- pany, 1515 Washington Street, Braintree, Mass.
Hart, Lois E., River Street, Homemaker, Marketing Consultant, Chu Associates, Harvard, Mass.
Hewitt, James M., Beers Avenue, Installer, N.E. Telephone and Telegraph Company, Quincy, Mass.
Hills, Frederic A., Lincoln Street, Mechanical Engineer, Minnea- polis-Honeywell Regulator Company, Needham, Mass.
Howes, Warren H., Coolidge Road, Elevator Mechanic, Beckwith Elevator Company, 8 St. Mary's Street, Boston, Mass.
Jensen, Svend B., High Street, Carpenter, C. Healy Company, Wey- mouth, Mass.
Keefe, Edith W., River Street, Homemaker
Kenney, George H., Brantwood Road, Bank Teller, Somerville Savings Bank, 57 Union Square, Somerville, Mass.
Kent, Ames D., Kings Landing, Photographer's Assistant, Lester K. Henderson, 937 Bedford Street, North Abington, Mass.
Knowles, Alexander, 169 Dana Road, Inspection Supervisor, Beth- lehem Steel Company, Quincy, Mass.
Koski, Paul D., Grove Street, Communications, N.E. Telephone and Telegraph Company, Roxbury, Mass.
Lantz, Edward L., Lincoln Street, Clerk, Bethlehem Steel Company, Quincy, Mass.
Macaulay, Justina C., Summer Street, Homemaker, Civil Engineer, Charles T. Main, 80 Federal Street, Boston, Mass.
Mackinnon, John S., Franklin Road, Self Employed, Mackinnon Shoes, Inc., Stagecoach Way, Cohasset, Mass.
Malmquist, George B., Wilder Road, Pattern Maker, F. W. Dixon Company, 3 Dock Street, Cambridge, Mass.
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Markle, Wilbert L., Washington Street, Salesman, WPLM, Ply- mouth, Mass.
McEwen, George N., Main Street, Manager, Watson Chevrolet, Inc., 5 Brook Street, Scituate, Mass.
Merritt, Arthur L., 37 High Street, Carpenter, C.A. Batson Com- pany, Inc., Brockton, Mass.
Muzrall, Arthur H., Duncan Drive, Electric Arc Welder, Bethlehem Steel Company, Quincy, Mass.
Nichols, Esther L., Washington Park Drive, Homemaker, Retired Noble, Roger R., First Parish Road, Electrical Engineer, George A. Philbrick Research, 127 Clarendon Street, Boston, Mass. Normand, John, Grove Street, Account Executive, Bresnick Com- pany, 334 Boylston Street, Boston, Mass.
Paradis, Thomas A., Washington Street, Retired
Powell, George A., Brantwood Road, Salesman, Coats and Clarke Sales Corp., Pawtucket, R.I.
Prime, William F., Prospect Street, Claim Adjuster, Masonic Ca- sualty Company, 80 Boylston Street, Boston, Mass.
Proniak, Bruno, Wendall Avenue, Compositor, Globe Newspaper Company, Morrissey Boulevard, Boston, Mass.
Sabel, Sidney W., Tiffany Road, Sales Representative, Pitney-Bowes, Inc., 6 Charlesgate West, Boston, Mass.
Tedeschi, Dominic R., Main Street, Construction Supervisor, Tedeschi's Super Markets, Inc., Rockland, Mass.
Traynor, Robert, Washington Street, Electrician, Bethlehem Steel Company, Quincy, Mass.
Vosburgh, George F., Washington Street, Furniture Mover, F. B. Rich and Sons, Inc., 1350 Washington Street, Weymouth, Mass. Walsh, Edward H., Franklin Road, Installer and Repairman, N.E. Telephone and Telegraph Company, 185 Franklin Street, Boston, Mass.
Weller, Helen M., Cross Street, Homemaker, Dentist, 29 Common- wealth Avenue, Boston, Mass.
Zollin, Henry R., Mt. Hope Street, Laborer, Breen and Company, Minot, Mass.
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LIST OF PERSONS QUALIFIED TO SERVE AS JURORS IN THE TOWN OF NORWELL from July 1, 1962 to July 1, 1963
Arnold, John B., Old Meeting House Lane, Executive, H.H. Arnold Company, Inc., Rockland, Mass.
Atwood, Winthrop F., Common Street, Electronics Engineer, 'LFE, 1079 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, Mass.
Banks, Duncan J., Lincoln Street, Self Employed, Banks and White Company, 349 Lincoln Street, Hingham, Mass.
Bennett, William C., Main Street, Manufacturer, F.L. and J.C. Cod- man Company, Rockland, Mass.
Crossman, Albert E., Main Street, Steamfitter, Johnson Control Company, 64 Moulton Street, Cambridge, Mass.
Dawson, Olive G., Winter Street, Homemaker, Electronics Engineer, Kennedy Antenna Division, Electronic Specialty Company, Co- hasset, Mass.
Deane, Walter A., Old Oaken Bucket Road, Technical Writer, Edger- ton, Gerneshausen and Grier, Inc., 160 Brookine Avenue, Boston, Mass.
DuLong, Arthur F., Jr., Grove Street, Fire Insurance Inspector, N.E. Fire Insurance Rating Association, 89 Broad Street, Boston, Mass.
Edwards, Burton M., Old Oaken Bucket Road, Supervisor, Mobil Oil Company, 648 Beacon Street, Boston, Mass.
Ekstrom, Warren, High Street, Sales Estimator, W.E. Smith Com- pany, Inc., 109 Terrace Street, Boston, Mass.
Gabriel, James A., Grove Street, Sales Engineer, Structural Engineers and Fabricators
Goode, Barbara W., Main Street, Homemaker, Art Director, Reilly, Brown and Taply, 216 Tremont Street, Boston, Mass.
Gredler, David E., Mt. Blue Street, Editor, Boston Globe, 135 Morris- sey Boulevard, Boston, Mass.
Grohe, Delbert A., Bowker Street, Electrical Engineer, Jackson and Moreland, Inc., Park Square, Boston, Mass.
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Hager, Carl E., Lincoln Street, Corporate Officer, Hub Machine Works, Inc., Central Wharf, Boston, Mass.
Honkonen, Charles A., Duncan Drive, Supervisor, Bethlehem Steel Company, East Howard Street, Quincy, Mass.
Howe, John F., Main Street, Advertising, S.D. Warren Company, 89 Broad Street, Boston, Mass.
Howes, Alfred G., Jr., Parker Street, Mechanic, Donald Robbins Company, Hartsuff Street, Rockland, Mass.
Hudspeth, William, Grove Street, Tool and Die Designer, Keystone Camera Company, 151 Hallet Street, Dorchester, Mass.
Hyslop, Thomas A., Summer Street, Marine Engineer, Bethlehem Steel Company, Quincy, Mass.
Jackson, Robert H., Doris Avenue, Machine Operator, D.J. Cutter Company, 88 Freeport Street, Dorchester, Mass.
Johnson, Clotilda F., Brantwood Road, Bookkeeper, Machinist, Bethlehem Steel Company, Quincy, Mass.
Joseph, Emanuel A., Circuit Street, Civil Engineer, Stone and Web- ster, 49 Federal Street, Boston, Mass.
Karoff, Richard M., Mt. Blue Street, Stock Brokerage Salesman, Paine, Webber, Jackson and Curtis, 25 Federal Street, Boston, Mass.
Kennedy, Margaret W., Coolidge Road, Secretary, Salesman, B & J Auto Company, 312 North Montello Street, Brockton, Mass. Knight, William J., Prospect Street, Electric Welder, Bethlehem Steel Company, Quincy, Mass.
Kreider, Frederick L., Summer Street, Credit Manager, White Fuel Corporation, Boston, Mass.
La Vie, John J., Jr., Gerard Road, General Clerk, U.S. Post Office, Fargo Street Facility, Boston, Mass.
Lind, John M., Grove Street, Supervisory Civil Engineer, N. E. Divi- sion, Corps of Engineers Department of the Army
Lonergan, Charles H., Franklin Road, Supervisor of Accounting Dept., Atlantic Research Corporation, West Hanover, Mass. Lukens, Samuel C., Pleasant Street, Wool Merchant, Lukens Asso- ciates, Inc., 274 Summer Street, Boston, Mass.
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Martin, William J., Jr., Brantwood Road, Meat Inspector, U.S. Gov- ernment, Court House, Boston, Mass.
Mattie, Eugene A., Coolidge Road, Builder, Self Employed
May, Daniel H., Jr., Grove Street, Engineer, Boston Edison Co., 1165 Mass. Avenue, Dorchester, Mass.
Mello, Augustine L., Main Street, Salesman, The Welch Company, Scituate, Mass.
Messinger, Richard T., Main Street, Training Director, B.C. Morton Organization, Inc., 141 Milk Street, Boston, Mass.
Miller, Raymond J., Old Oaken Bucket Road, Quality Control Direc- tor, General Dynamics, Electric Boat Division, Groton, Conn. Miner, George S., Cross Street, U.S. Post Office
Molloy, Robert J., Brantwood Road, Telephone Lineman, N. E. Telephone and Telegraph Co., 440 Washington Street, Brain- tree, Mass.
Olsen, Roy M., Coolidge Road, Clerk, Bethlehem Steel Company, Quincy, Mass.
Oxford, Gilbert B., Main Street, Insurance Executive, Boston In- surance Company, 87 Kilby Street, Boston, Mass.
Paulson, John A., Duncan Drive, Pressman-Printer, R&S Corpora- tion, 55 Morrissey Boulevard, Dorchester, Mass.
Pelton, Richard V., Pine Street, Sales Engineer, The Mark Com- pany, 33 West Street, Randolph, Mass.
Pierce, Lewis J., Jr., Old Meeting House Lane, Marine Design En- gineer, Bethlehem Steel Company, Quincy, Mass.
Randolph, Laddman W., Old Meeting House Lane, Executive, Cor- nell and St. George, Inc., Hingham, Mass.
Richards, Stanley H., Jr., Jacobs Lane, Systems Analyst, Worthing- ton Corporation, Norwood, Mass.
Sewall, Ruth R., Winter Street, Homemaker
Sinclair, Harold C., Main Street, Regional Sales Manager, Deering Milliken, Inc., 1045 Sixth Avenue, New York City
Tuttle, Harold E., Jr., Old Oaken Bucket Road, Time Study En- gineer, Boston Gear Works, 14 Hayward Street, North Quincy, Mass.
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Underdown, Frank H., Main Street, Foreman, Sigma Instruments, Inc., 170 Pearl Street, South Braintree, Mass.
Yonge, Arthur M., Prospect Street, Fire Protection Engineer, Liberty Mutual Insurance Company, 26 School Street, Brockton, Mass. Young, Charles I., Assinippi Avenue, Artist, Self Employed
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JURORS DRAWN- 1962
Markle, Wilbert L., Washington Street, to serve as Traverse Juror for Civil Session at Brockton on April 2, 1962.
Burrell, Harold F., Circuit Street, to serve at Criminal Court at Plymouth on May 7, 1962.
Burbank, Richard M., Old Meeting House Lane, to serve at Criminal Court at Brockton on May 14, 1962.
Dee, Robert A., Brantwood Road, to serve at Criminal Court at Brockton on May 14, 1962.
Gabriel, James A., Grove Street, to serve at Plymouth Criminal Court on September 4, 1962.
Martin, William J., Jr., Brantwood Road, to serve at Plymouth Criminal Court on September 4, 1962.
Underdown, Frank H., Main Street, to serve at Civil Court at Brock- ton on November 5, 1962.
Du Long, Arthur F., Jr., Grove Street, to serve in Grand Jury at Plymouth on January 7, 1963.
Sewell, Ruth R., Winter Street, to serve at Plymouth Criminal Court on January 7, 1963.
Miner, George S., Cross Street, to serve at Brockton Criminal Court on January 14, 1963.
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Marriages Recorded in Norwell in 1962
January 9. Married in Thomaston, Connecticut, Thomas Mason Gorman of Avon, Mass. and Gail Leslie Black, of Norwell, Mass., by Thomas W. Byers, Justice of Peace.
January 27. Married in Marshfield, Mass., Stephen A. Nichol- son of Marshfield, and Patricia A. Domit of Norwell, by Herbert Johnson, Priest.
January 27. Married in Boston, Mass., John E. Sullivan, Jr. of Norwell and Barbara Jean Rogers of So. Weymouth, Mass. by Paul W. Brauer, Clergyman.
January 27. Married in Norwell, Mass., Robert E. Austin, Jr. of Hanover and Marjorie F. Joseph of Norwell, by Richard J. Hawko, Priest.
February 5, 1962. Married in Revere, Mass., Robert J. Camp- bell of Boston, and Suzanne L. Millette of Norwell, by Vincent A. Canavan, Justice of the Peace.
February 17. Married in Boston, Mass., Albert Francis Caruso of West Roxbury ( Boston ) and Mary Elizabeth Weller of Norwell, by Rev. John P. Redding, Priest.
February 18. Married in Quincy, Mass., Eben D. Mosman of Norwell, and Eleanor M. Bugel of Quincy, Mass., by Philip Arthur Muth, Clergyman.
February 23. Married in Hingham, Mass., Wayne A. Peterson of Hanover, and Marie A. Sheehan of Norwell, by L. M. Clark, Minister of the Gospel.
February 24. Married in Hingham, Mass., Walter R. Hall, Jr. of Norwell, and Judith Ann Burgess of New Bedford, Mass., by Rev. Robert E. Sisson, Minister of the Gospel.
February 24. Married in Hanover, Mass., Frederick A. Leary, Jr. of Hanover, and Barbara J. Banks of Norwell, by Richard F. Callahan, Priest.
February 25. Married in Norwell, Mass., Stephen M. Adams and Beverly C. Virta, both of Norwell, by Robert H. Mooney, Priest.
March 17. Married in Hingham, Mass., Thomas Edward Mac- Donald and Ruth Helen Laing, both of Norwell, by L.M. Clark, Minister of the Gospel.
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March 24. Married in Canton, Mass., George Laing II of Norwell, and Constance H. MacAdam of Canton, Mass. by Dr. Zdenek Bednar, Clergyman.
April 15. Married in Norwell, Frederick J. Scott of Hanover, Mass. and Janet K. Swain of Norwell, by Rev. Victor H. Carpen- ter, Clergyman.
April 28. Married in Marshfield, David Paul Tulis of Norwell, and Jane M. Grattan of Marshfield, by Rev. John Scannell, Priest.
May 6. Married in Norwell, Mass., Edward Arnold Joseph and Nancy Trafton Henderson, both of Norwell, by Robert H. Mooney, Priest.
May 9. Married in Weymouth, Wilbur N. Burns, Jr. of Nor- well, and Shirley L. Mahan of Scituate, by Harry Christensen, Town Clerk and Justice of the Peace.
May 13. Married in Norwood, Donald R. Crays of Norwell, and Raffaela J. Oliverio of Norwood, Mass., by Gilbert Phinn, Priest.
May 16. Manied in Norwell, Thomas J. Anthony of Quincy and Carol J. Sheehan of Norwell, by Robert H. Mooney, Priest.
May 26. Married in Hanover, Natale A. Molla of Norwell and Ada Rossetter McCarthy of Norwell, by William G. Sewell, Clergyman.
June 3. Married in Weymouth, Edward J. Bronkhorst, Jr. of East Braintree and Judith E. Lantery of Norwell, by Robert V. Meffan, Priest.
June 3. Married in Norwell, George Andrews, III and Dorothy Louise Bennett, both of Norwell, by Rev. Ronald G. Whitney, Metho- dist Minister.
June 8. Married in Rockland, Buck A. Young of Norwell and Claire P. Young ( Patton ) of Ft. Walton Beach, Florida, by Ralph L. Belcher, Justice of the Peace.
June 16. Married in Norwell, George D. Allen of Oneida, New York and Judith Sweetser of Norwell, by Carl H. Whittier, Jr., Minister.
June 16. Married in Norwell, J. Peter Hall and Susan Fuller, both of Norwell, by Henry G. Cooper, Clergyman.
June 30. Married in Quincy, Donald G. Butman of Norwell and Eva C. Haslett of Hanover, by Harvey J. S. Blaney, Clergyman.
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July 14. Married in Norwell, Glen A. Jackson of E. Weymouth and Violet DeFabio of Norwell, by Robert H. Mooney, Priest.
July 15. Married in Hanson, Arthur Harold Dunton of Nor- well and Brenda Lee Badger of Hanson, by Rev. Gilbert H. Mc- Curdy, Minister.
July 28. Married in Concord, Mass., Thomas P. Hall of Nor- well and Mary Camilla Tyson of Concord, Mass., by H. James Graham, Clergyman.
July 28. Married in Hingham, Jon C. Haskins of Norwell and Polly Emery Bezanson of Hingham, by Donald F. Robinson, Minis- ter of the Gospel.
August 6. Married in Braintree, William Harper of Norwell and Ethel M. O'Connell of Braintree, by Carl R. Johnson, Jr., Town Clerk and Justice of the Peace.
August 7. Married in Weymouth, Mark Lawrence Merrill of Norwell and Carol Ann Wentworth of No. Quincy, by William G. Sewell, Minister.
August 18. Married in Norwell, Daniel R. Albert and Judith Louise Brown of Norwell, by John E. Kenney, Priest.
August 26. Married in Braintree, Carl A. Silverman of Norwell and Charlotte ( Brown ) Pizer of Newton, by Rabbi David B. Alpert.
August 26. Married in Norwell, Ovide E. Brouillard and Grace R. DeFabio, both of Norwell, by Robert H. Mooney, Priest.
August 31. Married in Brighton ( Boston ), Raymond A. Han- sen, Jr. of Norwell and Virginia E. Haslett of Brighton, by Rev. Roger W. Johnson, Clergyman.
September 20. Married in Norwell, Thomas Melvin Berry of Brockton and Carol Ann Chubbuck of Brockton, by Warren M. Roberts, Clergyman.
September 29. Married in Auburn, Mass., Kenneth A. Souza of Norwell and Diane Sophie Rabidou of Auburn, by Rev. Charles J. Dumphy, Priest.
October 6. Married in Norwell, Robert C. Dunn of Rockland and Mary L. Farrar of Norwell, by Warren M. Roberts, Clergyman.
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