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group is working at the college freshman level. In the seventh and eighth grades, special attention was given to slow readers.
Social Studies:
A new minor was introduced this year, International Affairs. This course is basically a dis - cussion type which enables the student to better understand United States Foreign Policy and foreign nations throughout the world. In grades seven and eight, the former social studies courses were replaced with basic courses in United States History and Geography.
Foreign Language:
This year twelve more positions were added to the language laboratory, bringing the total up to twenty -four. In the eighth grade, the number of hours of French was increased from two to four.
Mathematics:
There are now three advanced groups in mathematics, one in grade seven, the second in grade eight, and the third in grade nine. There is a group of students in the Mathematics League which meets in competition with a group of schools within a fifteen mile radius of Wilmington. This is an extracurricular event and quite beneficial to those concerned.
Science:
A new course in science was initiated this year, namely, Earth Science. This course is geared primarily to those students who do not take Chemistry and Physics. It emphasizes such phases as the earth's magnetism, oceans, mineral deposits, the atmosphere and its phenomena. The science offerings in grades seven and eight were increased by two hours this year.
Tunision Men in Library
Business Education:
This year saw a decided increase in typewriting. The placement service under Mrs. Webber continues to grow and many of our graduates are being employed by local industries.
Industrial Arts:
Drafting has been expanded to a four year course, which takes the pupil from a beginning course through engineering drawing if he chooses to specialize in drafting. Three girls have enrolled in this pro- gram this year. The electrical-electronics shop phase has been doubled from five to ten hours per week. Woodworking now includes an introduction to power hand tools. The recent acquisition of an arc welder has broadened the phase of general metals. The graphic arts have expanded with the addition of photo- offset equipment consisting of a dark room, two-color offset press, plate maker, camera, and light table. This enables us to acquaint the student with the latest modern printing techniques as well as the art of hand composition.
Home Economics:
This program was revised to include food and clothing in grades nine and ten; nutrition and tailoring in grade eleven; and child care and family relationships in grade twelve.
Fine Arts:
Speech was returned to the program with over one hundred pupils participating. A major course in Art is available to high school pupils. In Music, one group is participating in music appreciation. three hours per week. There are two groups in mixed chorus, a girls' chorus and a boys' chorus. The band now has eighty members. This year has seen a phenomenal growth in the quantity and quality of the Music program as witnessed in our Christmas Festival of Music. We hope the townspeople will respond equally well to the Spring Music Festival.
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Reading:
A developmental reading program was introduced. At present, this is offered to seniors but, in the future, it will extend to the underclassmen along with power (speed) reading courses.
Athletics:
1961 was the year of Champions for Wilmington High School Athletes. The baseball team went into state tournament play and was eliminated in a close contest with Woburn, which went on to win the State Title. In the fall, the football team went through an undefeated season and became the Lowell Suburb- an Champions. Our other teams, both boys and girls, gave an excellent accounting of themselves, and though not champions by record, proved themselves champions in scholar ship and sportsmanlike conduct.
The Class of 1961:
Of the 148 graduates of the Class of 1961, 45% are continuing their education, 48% are work- ing, and 7% are in the Armed Services.
Wilmington's Long Range School Building Program
The people of Wilmington are to be congratulated for the excellent job they have done in provid- ing classrooms for their children. However, if they wish to continue with the same high degree of educa - tional opportunity, the job confronting them must be continued for at least the next ten years.
As part of a planned program, the School Administration constantly studies and reviews Wilmington's school building needs and brings the data up to date. On the basis of the first study, a long range building plan was formulated, and this plan has been reviewed periodically.
Our latest review reveals that the early planning was sound. The only recommended changes are in the dates for the completion of some of the planned projects. The survey shows that some of the proposed elementary buildings can be postponed for one year, providing the explosive areas in the town do not develop too rapidly. The School Administration strongly recommends the acquisition of sites for these schools as soon as is practicable, lest the Town find itself in difficult, sensitive, and costly land taking situations.
After careful study, the following recommendations are made:
The School Building Program
For Occupancy In
Type of Building
Estimated Classroom Needs
General Location
1962
Intermediate Grades 6 - 8, or 7 - 8
18 Classrooms plus Special Rooms
North Wilmington
(This school will be ready)
North
1964
Elementary
12 - 15
Wilmington
West
1966
Elementary
12 - 15
Wilmington
1968
Intermediate
18 Classrooms plus
West
Special Rooms
Wilmington
After 1969
Not fully determined at the time of this report
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LOOKING AHEAD
Our schools today face many problems. Some of them are state and national in character, and it will take much time and patience to solve them. Others are local and can be solved without too much difficulty, providing the citizenry desire. These are some of the problems:
1. Sufficient money to operate schools of reasonable standards either through better use of local resources, a more generous state aid program, or a stepped up Federal aid program.
2. Recruiting competent and well trained staff to meet increasing enrollments, to care for replacements, to upgrade the curriculum, and to provide for specialists particularly in the area of psychological services, audio-visual education, and automated teaching
3. Higher salaries for teachers
4. Construct new buildings and rehabilitate or replace old ones either through using present methods of financing, experimenting with newer methods, or more sub- sidies from the Federal government
5. How to meet the educational implications of automation ? This rapidly developing manufacturing technique will make learning a life activity if workers are to remain productive for their natural careers.
In closing, I believe that the School Administration and Staff had a good year. It continued its task of providing the best possible education for the youth of Wilmington within the Town's ability to pay; at the same time, it increased the opportunities to be of service to the Town. This is our perennial task, and we welcome it.
May I once again express my sincere thanks to you, to the staff, and to the citizens for the understanding and support given to the public school program throughout the year.
Dental Assistants
Speed Reading - Summer Course
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SARAH D. J. CARTER LECTURE FUND
" ... one of the foremost living explorers, a grand story teller, one of the most fascinating personalities on the platform. I'd 'go many miles to hear MacMillan any day. - Lowell Thomas
Rear Admiral Donald B. MacMillan came to Wilmington on April 15, 1961 and completely captivated a capacity audience with his film, "Beyond the Northern Lights". He proved that for all his eighty-six years, he is still one of the most fascinating personalities on the platform today.
This Spring, on April 7, 1962, we will go to Holland when John Roberts, veteran of many film assignments for Lowell Thomas will present his latest travelogue, "Holland and the Amazing Dutch". The program will be held in the Herbert C. Barrows Auditorium at 8. 15 p. m. and is free of charge to the people of Wilmington through the generosity of the late Sarah D. J. Carter. The Committee extends a cordial invitation to all to attend.
We are pleased to announce the appointment by the Town Manager of Jacqueline Platt to the Sarah D. J. Carter Lecture Committee.
Treasurer's Report
Receipts
Expenditures
Cash on hand 1/1/61
$ 57.46
Howard Higgins
$200. 00
Janitor
10.00
Received from Town Treas.
400.00
Police
8.00
Printing - Publicity Town Crier 36.00
Interest
1.88
Harold Waterhouse, Projectionist 5.00
459. 34
259. 00
Cash on hand 1/1/62
190. 34
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SCHOOL MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT
:
Buzzell School:
Completely renovate and rebuild teachers' room, office and hallway
Wash and paint 5 classrooms, 2 hallways, 2 toilets - because of fire damage
Replace shingles and roof boards where necessary due to damage from fire
Repair all outside doors, renail clapboards, and re- place clapboards where needed
Entire outside of building painted two coats
Install vent to boiler room
Install two new door checks
Correct low spot in floor of Room 2
Center School:
Install new window shades in all rooms
Install new window shades in hallways and toilet rooms
Repair desks in Room 3
Paint front and rear hall
Varnish railings and doors Repair ceiling blocks in Room 1 and 2 Replace sill in rear of building
Replace two new doors in rear of building Rebuild front platform and steps Replace plastered ceiling in downstairs hallway Entire outside of building given two coats of paint Set frosted glass in all toilet room windows
Hot top driveway and walks to school
Glen Road School:
Build and install bookcases in nurse's office Reinforce floor register at service entrance Paint outside exposed beams Install shields on exit lights in all-purpose room
High School:
Clean and service three oil burners Replace two condensation pumps
Paint ceilings, walls, doors, windows in seventeen classrooms of second wing Paint wardrobe closets and bookcases in second wing classrooms
Paint all bulletin boards - second wing
Reseal all doors - second wing Paint stairway railing throughout entire school bldg. Point all cracks throughout school building Install partitions and divide Room 104 into three Guidance Offices
High School (continued):
Paint and install pinup boards and new book shelv- ing in Room 104
Install new lights and outlets in Room 104
Install new light fixtures in 17 classrooms of first wing
Paint vent shields in toilets in first and second wing Install window level bookcases in Library
Paint bookcases in Library
Paint two small offices off Library
Build and refinish bookdrop for Library
Refinish tables and desks, where necessary, throughout school
Had Johnson controls balanced and checked through- out the building
Install three bubblers in Industrial Arts area
Replace four 4 x 8 sheetrock panels in Gym
Rewire four rooms, Industrial Arts area, to comply with safety code
Caulk all windows and doors in first and second wing
Repair flag pole for Athletic Field
All underground piping dug up and renewed - leading from oil tank to boiler room
Build, install, and wire 24 booths for Language Lab Reseal and repack glass blocks in Library sky-
lights
Replace and resolder copper flashing on roof of first wing
Replace drinking fountain in first wing
Rewire Rooms 208-210 for electric typewriters Relocate lights in Tin Shop that caused interfer- ence in heating unit
Replace twenty-five (25) glass blocks in Gym Plywood two large windows in Gym
Drill and rebolt 200 chairs in Auditorium
Rogers School:
New steps built for side entrance Replace seven window shades in Room 4
Paint walls in front and rear corridors
Prepare two classroom floors and install new furniture
Install 1, 000 gallon septic tank and 1,800 sq. ft. leach bed
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Roman House:
Complete house cleaning from attic to cellar Rugs and curtains dry cleaned
New cellar window installed and outside threshold replaced Oil all inside window sills Install electric outlet in office of Mrs. DeLisle
Swain School:
Install new blackboard in Rooms 7 and 10 Hot top walks and driveway
Paint four classrooms, four halls and four stairways Paint teachers' room, office and 6 closets
Install book shelves entire length of chalk board Install pinup board entire length of wall - opposite chalk board
Replace and install coat hooks to accommodate 340 students
Rebuild and cover with tin outside fire exit door Place signs and numbers on all doors
Walker School:
Fill in and hot top holes in driveway near street Caulk outside walls Paint doors, trim, and windows Build new back steps Replace chimney bricks and repoint chimney
West School:
Replace and repair toilet facilities Overhaul furnace and replace furnace pipe Patch and repair all loosened plaster Install five electrical outlets Build six bulletin boards Entire school room given two coats of paint Entire outside of building given 2 coats of paint Refinish teacher's desk and chair Refinish 12 students' desks and chairs Build two rectangular tables Install new window shades Build shelves for plants Erect flag pole
Whitefield School:
Replaster ceiling in first floor hallway Replace window casings in upstairs classrooms Replace window shades in Room 4 Patch and paint plaster near stairs leading to lunch- room Repoint brick walls in basement Caulk outside borders Paint outside trim, doors, and windows Paint stairways (upstairs & downstairs) and cellar stairways
Whitefield School (continued):
Paint hallways and all toilet rooms
Install doors, boys' toilet room
Build and place numbers on all doors throughout school
Wildwood School:
Install venetian blinds with blackout specifications in 4 classrooms, east wing
Paint corridors and kitchen walls
Paint boys' and girls' toilet rooms
Rebuild three aluminum awnings
Rebuild boiler room door
Varnish all inside doors
Install screening on vents leading into crawl space Replace oil gauge in boiler room
Patch and tar roof - where needed
Install six glass blocks
Miscellaneous:
In addition, the following items were completed in or on all buildings in the system:
Cleaned and overhauled boilers on hot water systems All pinup boards repainted
All school warning signs painted
All chalk boards cleaned and treated
All slate boards honed and treated
All wooden platforms and steps treated with a protective coat of preservative
All windows washed
All septic tanks checked and cleaned when necessary All storerooms inspected and cleaned
All schools inspected for sand and rock salt
All schools inspected for fire protection
All fire extinguishers checked and recharged
All window glass replaced throughout the system when necessary
A sincere thank you to all school personnel and department heads who have cooperated with our Maintenance Department the past year.
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ACCEPTED STREETS
Street
From
To
Miles
Feet
Date(s) Accepted
Adams Street
Middlesex Ave.
Parker Street
4600
3-02- 08
Ainsworth Road
Woburn Street
Town land
2600
6-05-61
Aldrich Road
Shawsheen Ave.
Billerica Line
1.2
11-06-94
Andover Street
Salem Street
Andover Line
2 3
11-06-94
Auburn Avenue
Shawsheen Ave.
800
3- 12-45
Ayotte Street
Westdale Ave.
800
3- 10- 47
Baker Street
Brand Avenue
700
3 - 12- 45
Ballardvale Street
Salem Street
Andover Line
2.7
11-06-94
Bancroft Street
Liberty Street
B & M R. R.
400
3- 17-52
Beacon Street
Church Street
Belmont Avenue
1000
3-01- 15
Beech Street
Burlington Ave.
Byron Street
1000
3- 10- 47
Beeching Avenue
Cunningham St.
Faulkner Avenue
450
3- 14-59
Belmont Avenue
Columbia Street
State Street
1000
3-03-33
Birchwood Road
Judith Road
Short Street
1550
3- 17-52
3 - 10-53
Boutwell Street
Aldrich Road
Burlington Ave.
0.8
11-06-94
3- 12- 60
Brand Avenue
Bridge Lane
Baker Street
2370
3-13-33
3- 08- 43
Brattle Street
Massachusetts Ave.
Garden Avenue
1100
3- 12 - 45
Brentwood Avenue
Woodside Avenue
Woburn Street
907
6-21-38
Bridge Lane
Main Street
Shawsheen Ave.
0.3
11-06-94
Broad Street
Carmel Street
Both Ways
1377
3- 13 - 54
Burlington Avenue
Main Street
Burlington Line
1.6
11-06-94
Burnap Street
Grove Avenue
Winchell Road
1378
3- 12- 45
3- 10-53
Burt Road
Cedar Street
Fall Street
2500
3 - 12 - 45
3- 11-46
Butters Row
Main Street
Chestnut Street
0. 6
11-06-94
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Street
From
To
Miles Feet
Date(s) Accepted
Canal Street
Shawsheen Avenue
Burt Road
1511
10-16-39
3- 12-55
Carolyn Road
North Street
Linda Road
950
3- 12-60
Carson Avenue
Hathaway Road
Both Ways
677
3- 10-53
3 - 12-55
Carson Avenue Ext.
Marie Drive
300
3-11-61
Carter Lane
Shaw sheen Avenue
1400
3-09-57
Cedar Street
Harris Street
Burt Road
600
3- 12-45
Central Street
Middlesex Avenue
Church Street
574
10-16-50
Chandler Road
Kelly Road
Adams Street
400
3-09-57
Chapman Avenue
Hathaway Road
322
3-05-51
Chase Road
Hathaway Road
297
3- 10- 53
Chestnut Street
Burlington Avenue
Woburn Line
2.1
11-06-94
Church Street
Main Street
Middlesex Ave.
0.8
11-06-94
Clark Street
Main Street
Church Street
0.8
11-06-94
Cochrane Road
Forest Street
Warren Road
800
3- 10-47
Columbia Street
Church Street
Talbot Avenue
0.1
3-02-08
3- 13-33
Concord Street
Federal Street
N. Reading Line
1.1
11-06-94
Congress Street
Forest Street
Burlington Line
965
10-16-39
Cook Avenue
Main Street
Kensington Ave.
1000
3-11- 46
Coolidge Road
Hathaway Road
270
3-05- 51
Corey Avenue
Grand Street
Canal Street
370
3-05- 51
Cottage Street
Main Street
920
3- 13-54
Cross Street
Main Street
Lowell Street
900
11-06-94
Cunningham Street
Salem Street
Beeching Avenue
2320
3/44 3/52
3/53
Cypress Street
Glen Road
260
3-05-51
Davis Street
Main Street
500
3-17-52
Dayton Road
Hathaway Road
170
3-05-51
Dell Drive
Burlington Ave.
450
3-08- 58
Dobson Street
Glen Road
Cary Street
1402
3- 13- 54
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ACCEPTED STREETS
Street
From
To
Miles
Feet
Date(s) Accepted
Dorchester Street
Billerica Line
1400
3-05-51
Dorothy Avenue
Barbara Avenue
Arlene Avenue
1556
3-12-60
1
Draper Drive
Gunderson Road
100
3- 14- 59
Dublin Avenue
Main Street
500
3-05- 51
Dunton Road
Nassau Avenue
Both Ways
638
3-10-56
Eames Street
Main Street
Woburn Street
0. 7
11-06-94
Edwards Road
Forest Street
Baldwin Road
450
3- 10-47
Emerson Street
Oakwood Road
Faulkner Avenue
600
3-05-51
Fairfield Avenue
Main Street
1300
3-11- 46
Fairmeadow Road
Nichols Street
Nichols Street
2328
3-08-58
Fairview Avenue
State Street
650
3-13-33
Faneuil Drive
Massachusetts Ave.
1000
10-16-50
Faulkner Avenue
Glen Road
W. Jamaica Ave.
2671
3-13-44 3-10-53
Fay Street
Glen Road
Cary Street
700
6-21-38 3-12-45
Federal Street
Middlesex Avenue
Woburn Street
1.1
11-06-94
Forest Street
Aldrich Road
Burlington Ave.
0.8
11-06-94
Glen Road
Main Street
Middlesex Ave.
1.3
11-06-94
Glendale Circle
Glen Road
Glen Road
1300
3-17-52
Glenview Road
Suncrest Avenue
360
3- 14-59
Gowing Road
Park Street
Marcus Road
900
3- 10-56
Grand Street
Shawsheen Avenue
Dunmore Road
850
3-17-52
Grant Street
Federal Street
B & MR. R.
780
3-08- 43
Grove Avenue
Main Street
Lake Street
0. 4
9-29- 10
Gunderson Road
Hathaway Road
Both Ways
1081
3- 14-59
Hardin Street
Aldrich Road
Lubbers Brook
250
3-05-51
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Street
From
To
Miles
Feet
Date(s) Accepted
Main Street
Glen Road
0. 1
3-04-95
Harris Street
Burlington Avenue
Cedar Street
700
3 - 12- 45
Harvard Avenue
Main Street
River Street
430
3-05-51
Hathaway Road
Woburn Street
Gunder son Road
1858
3/51 3/53 3/59
Hawthorne Road.
Woburn Street
230
3- 10-56
High Street
Middle sex Ave.
Woburn Street
0.5
11-06-94
Hillside Way
Chestnut Street
Burlington Line
0.5
3-02- 14
Hilltop Road
Suncrest Avenue
364
3- 14-59
Hobson Avenue
Pine Avenue
150 feet beyond
Wiser Street
1520
3/45 3/51 3/52
Hopkins Street
Shawsheen Ave.
Billerica Line
0.5
11-06-94
Jaquith Road
Shawsheen Ave.
1250
3-08-48 3/49 3/51
Jones Avenue
Glen Road
719
6-10-40
Judith Road
Birchwood Road
Cedar Crest Road
520
3-10-53
Kelly Road
Adams Street
923
3-09-57
Kendall Street
Aldrich Road
Blanchard Road
1300
3- 12- 45
Kiernan Avenue
Main Street
693
3-08- 58
Kilmarnock Street
West Street
Reading Line
0.5
11-06-94
King Street
Glen Road
Broad Street
2400
6-10-40
3- 12- 45
Kirk Street
Main Street
572
3-05-51
Lake Street
Main Street
Shawsheen Ave.
1.0
11-06-94
Lang Street
Bancroft Street
B & M R. R.
400
3-17-52
Laurel Avenue
Malloy Road
Parker Street
657
10-16-50
Lawrence Court
Lawrence Street
683
3- 10-56
Lawrence Street
Glendale Circle
Shady Lane Drive
3773
3-10-56
Ledgewood Road
Suncrest Avenue
383
3- 14-59
Liberty Street
Federal Street
B & M R. R.
740
3-08 - 43
Lincoln Street
Federal Street
B & M R. R.
720
3-08-43
SSPIN Tum ?........
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Harnden Street
ACCEPTED STREETS
Street
From
To
Miles
Feet
Date(s) Accepted
Linda Road
High Street
1780
10-16-50
Lloyd Road
Main Street
1050
3-05-51
Lockwood Road
Ballardvale Street
990
3-09-57
Longview Road
Middlesex Avenue
650
3- 14-59
Lowell Street
Main Street
Reading Line
1.9
11-06-94
Mackey Road
Federal Street
250
3-08- 43
Main Street
Tewksbury Line
Woburn Line
4.0
11-06-94
Marcus Road
Gowing Road
Gowing Road
2315
3-08- 58
Marie Drive
Woburn Street
Thrush Road
1285
3-11-61
Marion Street
Burlington Avenue
900
3- 12 - 45
Marjorie Road
Main Street
1550
3-05-51
Massachusetts Ave.
Main Street
St. Paul Street
800
3- 12- 45
Mc Donald Road
Salem Street
1424
3- 13-44
Meadow Lane
Suncrest Avenue
363
3-09-57
Middle sex Avenue
Main Street
Salem Street
2.3
11-06-94
Miles Street
Main Street
Hobson Avenue
400
3-12-45
Miller Road
Glen Road
Emerson Street
640
3- 12- 45
Morse Avenue
Woburn Street
1361
10-16-39
Mystic Avenue
Middlesex Avenue
598
3-02 - 08
Nassau Avenue
Shawsheen Avenue
Decatur Street
2000
3-11-46
Nichols Street
Shawsheen Avenue
Shawsheen River
0.7
11-06-94
Nickerson Avenue
West Street
900
3-10-47
Norfolk Street
Carter Lane
Nassau Avenue
538
3-13-54
North Street
Middle sex Avenue
Dadant Drive
3533
3- 12-45 3- 13-54
Oak Street
Salem Street
350
3- 19-51
Oakdale Road
Judith Road
Short Street
2280
10-16-50
80
ACCEPTED STREETS
Street
From
To.
Miles
Feet
Date(s) Accepted
Oakridge Circle
Gowing Road
Gowing Road
1730
3-08- 58
Oakwood Road
Main Street
Fairfield Avenue
850
3- 11-46
Olson Street
Church Street
132
3-09-57
Park Street
Woburn Street
N. Reading Line
0.9
11-06-94
Parker Street
Lowell Street
Blackstone Street
0. 36
3-04-07 3-03-19
Patricia Circle
Dell Drive
Dell Drive
595
3-08- 58
Pershing Street
Federal Street
B & M R. R.
720
3-08-43
Phillips Avenue
Wiser Street
Wild Avenue
1800
3-11-46 3-13-54
Pilling Road
Hathaway Road
Both ways
930
3- 14-59
Pine Avenue
Main Street
Hobson Avenue
400
3- 12- 45
Pineridge Road
North Street
Linda Road
900
3-12-60
Pineview Road
Lipp Street
Adelman Road
450
3-10-53
Pinewood Road
Birchwood Road
Shady Lane Drive
1332
3- 13- 54
Powder House Circle Middlesex Avenue
730
3-13-54
Railroad Avenue
Clark Street
Stone Street
0.2
3-01-09
Ridge Road
Suncrest Avenue
365
3-10-56
Rollins Road
Fenway Street
Marion Street
200
3- 13-54
Roosevelt Road
Boutwell Street
Burlington Avenue
2000
3-11-46
Royal Street
Salem Street
1040
3-05- 51
Salem Street
Tewksbury Line
N. Reading Line
2. 7
11-06-94 3-05-06
School Street
Middlesex Avenue
High School Lot
616
3-01- 15
Sewell Road
Hathaway Road
380
3- 12-55
Shady Lane Drive
Middlesex Avenue
Lawrence Street
2676
3-08- 58
Shawsheen Avenue
Main Street
Billerica Line
2.2
11-06-94
Sheridan Road
Hathaway Road
487
3-05- 51
81
ACCEPTED STREETS
Street
From
To
Miles
Feet
Date(s) Accepted
Silver Lake Avenue
Lake Street
Dexter Street
455
3-13-54
Sprucewood Road
Shady Lane Drive
Short Street
600
3-17-52
State Street
Belmont Avenue
Fairview Avenue
275
3-03-33
Strout Avenue
Lowell Street
686
3-17-55
1 i
Suncrest Avenue
West Street
1246
3-13-54
Swain Road
Forest Street
Burlington Ave.
0.4
3-20-22 10-16-29
Taft Road
Burlington Ave.
Boutwell Street
3237
6-21-38
Taplin Avenue
Hobson Avenue
Lubbers Brook
900
3-11-46
Temple Street
Church Street
274
6-06-11
Thrush Road
Salem Street
Marie Drive
400
3-11-61
Thurston Avenue
Church Street
0.2
3-04-07
Truman Road
Hathaway Road
300
3-10-53
Upton Court
Andover Street
0. 1
11-06-94
Veranda Avenue
Main Street
Lubbers Brook
1076
3-06-16
Virginia Road
N. Reading Line
1200
3-13-54
Walker Street
Main Street
423
3-08- 58
Warren Road
Lake St. , Tewksbury
100
3-13-54
Washington Ave.
Clark Street
Chase Street
0. 3
3-01-20
West Street
Woburn Street
Reading Line
1.7
11-06-94
Westdale Avenue
West Street
B & M R. R.
1211
6-22-42
Wightman Road
Warren Road
Albert Street
230
3-13-54
Wild Avenue
Grove Avenue
B & M R. R.
0.2
12-29-10
Wildwood Street
Middlesex Avenue
Woburn Street
1. 1
11-06-94
Williams Avenue
Main Street
693
6-10-40
Wilson Street
Federal Street
B & MR. R.
760
3-08- 43
82
ACCEPTED STREETS
Street
From
To
Miles
Feet
Date(s) Accepted
Winchell Road
Grove Avenue
Burnap Street
200
3- 12- 45
Wing Road
Woburn Street
746
3- 08- 58
Wiser Street
Main Street
Taplin Avenue
900
10-16-50
Woburn Street
Andover Street
Woburn Line
4.2
11-06-94
Woodlawn Avenue
Border Avenue
Kensington Ave.
250
3-17-52
ANIMAL INSPECTOR
Dog Bites Reported
91
Dogs Showing Physical Signs of Rabies
0
Animals Submitted to Laboratory for Examination
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