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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1970-03-02 ~SULTS OF ELECTION HELD MARCH 2 1 0 P'~:R E C ~NE TWO 1st Mondm in March 7 I N C T S THItEE FOU'~ T 0 T A L 888 1!60 1051 1757 4 8 3 6 Moderator For One Year DOIIA~,D N · JOHN J. L~q~CH JOHN C. HICHNAN DONALD C. S~TH Paul Smith Blanks Town '~'reasurer for One Year Blanks Selectman for Three Years JO~PH A. GUT~ Blank s Tax Collecto~ for T~ee Years Blanks Highway S~veyor For T~ee Tear,s, WILLIAN A. C~ ~RY R. G~N Blanks ~ee Wamden for T~ee Years ~o ~. Jo~ Beirne B~ks 62 79 10~ 176 425 2~5 2~ 287 469 1307 ~ 55 l~l 297 4 755 55~ ~9~ 26~95 2~ 52 ~6 5~ 155 783 1015 906 1517 4219 105 1~7 145 220 617 ~71 666 1~ 1025 2625 [~70 67~- 20~5. 2O 24 hO 12~ 246 '7 );16 4~7 724 2011 324 40 50 151 265 5 9 17 53 78k 10~1 92~ 1557 k286 2 2 lok ll9 125 200 BoarC ~of Assessors for '~'hree Years EDWARD ~. p~k'LA~ 789 Bl~nks 99 Bce rd of Health for Three Years EDWARD J. SCA~L011 752 Rober~ FLun 1 · Blanks 155 Board of Public Works for Three Yrs.' .JOHN J. WZLL1S 52'3~ JOE'G. MOTHERAL Ered Stevenson Blanks - Sch6ol Committee WILLIAM F. ROCK lO29 9o~ 15o6 ~5~ 15~ 14~ 251 ~o~ 971 865 1455 ho2~ 1 189 186 502 812 577 579 852 2551 525 ~o2 7~ 2056 1 5~ 70 90 268 5o for Three Years(2) 510 270 559 1588 ~14 26 60~ 11~5~7 565 501 672 2222 29~ 295 ~5 123~ WILLIAM J. PERRIS RICHARD J. HILL~ 269 THOMAS J.'~cEVOY ~80 Blanks 224 pl~in~ Board For Five Year,~ j~ ~. Mo~u~z~o 5~1 6~5 57~ lo58 ROBERT H. PANGIONE 27~ k21 5~6 5B~ Blanks 75 94 B7 95 Housing Authority for Five Years JA~S D. MCOA~ 76~ 1005 ~5 147~ Blanks 120 157 16~ 261 2822 55 5 Board of Selectmen and Licensing Commission - each per annum. $2,000.00 Town Treasurer. 11,000.00 Board of Assessors-each $2,~00. Board Of Health kO0. Tax Collector 5~100 Board of Pub. Works. 400. Tree Warden 1,500. Highway Surveyor 12,600. I Moderator 50. Applications received for Absentee Voting and mailed out. Ballots received, processed and voted Ballots no~ received on time, day ~ate A true copy: ATTEST: .~ ' ~ M~nsignor Wm. A. Long. MARCH 1{ Meeting ooen~d at 1.D0 P.M. with Prayer,. y ARTICLE 2[ VOTED to refer to Selectmen the appointment of Town officers recuired by law or by-law to be otherwise chosen. ARTICLE 5. VOTED.to accept the report. AETICLE 4. VOTED to fix annual salaries of elected officers as recommended: and appropriations as re99.m~pnded by t~9?~dvisory Board. Article 2 - 12/15/69 Connrac~ ~ail-Service 8/1/69-7/31/70 Article 12 - 1969 Town Charter Study Committee Article 10 - 9/90/68 Planning Board Consultant Town Building Main=enanoe (Painting-Lighting) VOTED to carry forward ~o fiscal 1970 the following articles Article i - 8/4/69 Article 47 - 1968 Artiole 28 - 1969 Article 38 - 1969 Artiole 3 - 1967 Article 51 - 1967 Artiole 61 - 1967 Artiole 78 - 1968 Article 84 - 1968 Article 48 - 1969 Article 62 - 1969 Article 63 - 1969 S 350.00 933.10 1,250.00 690.00 Article 23 - 1969 Fix Up Town Office Building 5,000.00 Article I - 1963 New Ladder Truck 26.50 Article 62 - 1964 Town Fire Fighters Accident 2,065.86 Article 20 - 1969 Construct ~ Equip, Purnish Fire Station Additional Funds uo S/E Fire Station Extend Sewer - Peters Street Accept E & B Const. Sewer Extend Sewer Poor Avenue Highway Equipmenn (Loan Bal.) Sidewalks - Oegood St. Ch. 90 - Salem St. Sot Top Sidewalk Permanent Pavement Over Road Excavations Highway Ch. 90 - Salem St. Piping Highway Surface Drain (Chestnut St.) S U. S. Old Age Assist. - A~min U. S. Aid to Dependent Children - Admin. U. S. Disability Assist. - Admin. U. S. Medical Assist. - Grants U. S. Medical Assist. - Admin. School Expenses (Moguel, Main¢o, Fisher, KLS) School P. L. 864 School P. L. 874 School P. L. 88-210 School P, L. 89-10 (Title I) School P. L. 89-10 (Title VI-A) Article lg - 1967 Addition to Franklin School Article 68 - 1969 School Educational Consultant Article 69 - 1969 School (Prel. Plans, Specs., Sigh School) North Andover School Lunch North Andover Athletic Association Playgrounds Expenses (Sweeney's Fences) Parks & School Grounds Expenses (K. Bailey - P. Rea) Article 27 - 1969 Printing Town By-Laws Article 70 - 1967 Develop Well-Field Article 42, 52, 54, 55, 56 - 1968 Extend Water Water Extensions Extend Water Replace 6" Water Main Water Main Extensions Renew Water Services Extend Water - Adams Avenue Article 44 - 1968 Article 53 - 1968 Article 30 - 1969 Article 33 - 1969 Article 34 - 1969 Artiole i - 12/15/69 Accrued Interest on Water and Fire Bonds 113,808.69 2,000.00 5,073.55 4,390.17 1,385.73 2,673.00 2,500.00 3,975.74 8,000.00 2,373.38 46,000.00 5,000.00 ~7,221.75 14,28 22.27 131.00 2,501.85 966.99 708.80 2,974.14 26,709.30 60.99 7,635.81 108.00 29,462.95 17,830.07 25,000,00 11,111.28 1,775.53 375.00 550.00 500.00 52,068.64 1,676.15 1,000.00 1,649.52 48,842.07 2,000.00 733.62 620.02 287.72 S 451.993.47 ARTIC~. 6. VOTED to adopt the following by' .t .he~_A_d ~i SP~Y. B card: '~',l 1 Selec~en Salaries and Wa9es $ budget recommendation as submitted 9,575 S-1].,989 S 12,060 S 12,060 J 2,960 3,161 5,915 5,915 2 Salariesand Wages Expenses 14,320 15,948 17,335 17,335 3,963 5,764 5,977 5,977 3 Salaries and Wages 14,968 15,918 16,101 16,101 3,402 8~371 11,055 11,055 Tax Collector Salaries an~ Wages Expenses 7,793 8,741' 9,099 9,099 4,820 4,651 5,370 5,370 Town Clerk Salaries and Wages Expenses 6,800 7,500 13,900 13,900 813 1,699 480 480 6 Salaries and Wages Expenses 18,389 19.070 19,806 19,806 5,963 5,897 6,866 6,866 Election and Registrars Salaries and Wages Expenses 1,400 1,400 1,400 1,400 10,986 8,304 7,974 7,974 Town Counsel Annual Retainer Expenses 4,000 4,000 5,000 5,000 1,040 1,040 1,560 1,560 9 Moderator Salary 50 50 50 50 10 Advisory Committee Expenses 160 lB0 150 150 11 Capital Outlay Committee Expensss $ 366 $ 403 $ 550 79 550 12 Planning Board Salaries and Wages 994 1,166 2,020 Expenses 164 357 480 2,020 480 13 Board of Appeals (Zoning) Salaries and Wages 1,089 1,168 2,020 Expenses 192 106 350 2,020 350 14 Personnel Board Salaries and Wages 1,053 1,298 1,440 Expenses 186 188 250 1,440 25O 15 Town Building Salaries and Wages 2,080 2,080 2,080 2,080 Expenses 5,942 5,705 6,600 6,600 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Annual Town Meeting Expenses 3,019 3t083 Police Depar~msnt (Includes School Crossing Guards) Salaries and Wages $ 189,604 $ 217,479 Expenses 18,470 21,429 · Fire Depar:ment (Includes Forest Fires & Forest Fire Warden) Salaries and Wages 199,652 241,130 Expenses 9,843 10,938 Dog Officer Salazy 400 450 Expenses 697 747 Civil Defense Salary 900 900 Expenses 3,513 3,600 Building Inspector Salaz~ 3,480 4,639 Expenses 448 599 Wiring Inspector Salary 1,450 1,750 Expenses 398 392 23 Gas Ianpec=or Salary Expenses 24 Sealer of Weights and Measures -Salary E~penses 25 Board cf Health Salaries and Wages Expenses 26 27 Greater Lawrence Sanitary District ~insl In~ec~r Salaz~ 28 Garbage Dispose! Contrac= 29 Board of Public Works Salaries 30 Sewer Maintenance ~ Construct/on Salaries and Wages Expenses 31 Water Maintenance & Cons~ruc:ion Salaries and Wages Expenses 32 3f575 3f575 $ 234,610 $ 234,610 25,480 25,480 272,324 272,324 14,185 14,185 450 450 747 747 900 900 3,600 3,600 6,120 6,120 1,260 1,260 1,750 1,750 410 410 600 600 600 600 56 98 100 - - 100 33 34 35 Parks and School Grounds Salaries and Wages Expenses Tree Department Salaries an~ Wages Expenses Dutch Elm Disease Labor Wages ~xpenses Insect Pest Control Salary and Wages Expenses 900 900 1,200 1,200 185 250 250 250 $ 10,677 S 11,588 6,191 6,531 400 400 15,951 16,864 900 $ 1,200 19,964 16,159 12,000 11,380 70,72Z 81,063 50,985 52,935 17,872 18,878 6,991 7,991 22,741 25,111 5,586 6,915 7,261 7,258 1,599 1,595 11,682 13,009 3,182 3,184 $ 12;188"$ 12,188 7,130 7,130[ 1,466 1,466 400 400 17,796_ 17;796 S 1,200 $ 1,200 24,000 24,000 14,000 14,000 84,000 84,000 55,000 55,000 21,000 21,000 8,500 8,500 25.871 25,871 6,915 6,915 7,269 7,269 1,600 1,600 13,109 13,109 3,185 3,185 36 street Lighting Expenses 37 Streets - General Maintenance Salaries and Wages Expenses 38 Snow Removal Expenses 39 Refuse Disposal Salaries and Wages Expenses 40 *Board of Public Welfare Salaries 41 *Welfare Administration Salaries and Expenses Reimbursements Net Cost to Tows Amount to he raised 42 *Welfare Grants Total Spent Reimbursements Net Cost to Town Amount ~o be raised 43 Veterans Benefits Salaries Bxpenses cash Grants 44 Graves Registration salaries Expenses 52,366 54,357 57,000 55,000 91,048 101,957 114,400 107,600 49,908 54,998 72,400 62,400 54,549 114,906 45,000 45,000 56,471 61,115 67,000 67,000 9,800 ~ 18,000 14,500 RESPONSIBILITY FOR WELFARE HAS BEEN ASSUMED BY TH~ STATE 3,170 $ 3,170 $ 3,170 $ 3,170 239 227 285 285 30,278 41,136 46,150 46,150 124 175 175 175 374 825 450 450 34,185 $ 45,033 $ 50,230 $ 50,230 45 46 SCHOOLS school Department salaries and Wages $1,266,393 $1,545,177 Less reimbursement special funds ...... (P.L. 864 and 874) ...... Net Salaries and Wages to be ...... appropriated ...... Expenses (including $1,690 of Out-of-State-Travel) 261,144 Less reimbursement special funds (P.L. 864 and 874) ..... Net Expenses to be appropriated ..... Regional Vocation School Allocation of cost ~o N. Andover TOTAL- SCHOOLS 47 Steven's Memorial Library Salaries and Wages Expenses 48 Playgrounds & Bathing Beaches Salaries and Wages Expenses 49 Recreational Council Salariesand-Wages Expenses 50 Group Insurance 52 -'Con=in~ent Fund 53 54 Rental of Veterans Headquarters Patriotic & Civic Celebrations 55 Insurance 56 Industrial Commission Expenses 57 Land Damage Claims 58 59 60 Ira Carry Pension Out of State Travel (Not including schools) Conservation commission Expenses 61 Se $1,765,819 $1,765,819 80,000 30,000 1,735,819. 1,735,819 281,565 307,918 307,918 .._.._..~s3oo 8,8o~ ..... 299,618 299,618 $1,597,897 $1,895,261 $2,119,760 $2,11.9.:760 4,990 5,104 5,840 5,840 " 2,49~ 2f616 4,000 4~00~ $ 41,570 $ 50,273 $ 62.513 $ '62,513 83,777 92,243 109,352 109,35% $ 3,500 S 3,025 $ 3,500 $ 3,500 1,200 1,200 1,200 1,200 1,066 803 1,000 1,000 51,775 45,664 55,000 55,000 23 15 100 100 750 ........ 2,500 -- - ..... 864 550 1,000 1,000 86 394 2,000 2,000 -- 250 500 500 $ 15,207 S 16,601 S' 23,000 $ 23,000] 5,000 5,986 7,000 7,000 $ 42,189 $ 48,919 $ 50,185 $ 50,185 12,09~ 18,965 15f270._~ 15,270._ 62 Highway Equipment 63 School Bonds 64 Welfare Bond 65 Water Main Notes &Sonds 66 Sewer Notes & Bonds 67 FAre Station 68 Police Station 69 Highway Equipment 70 S¢hool Bonds 71 Bond Issue Expense 72 Water Main Notes & Bonds 73 Sewer Notes & Bonds 74 Fire Station 75 Short Term ~orrowing 76 Police Sta=ion TOTAL - INTEREST ON DEBTS $ 15,000 $ 10,000 200,000 200,000 35,000 ..... 77,500 82,000 35,000 32,000 ..... $ 1,606 $ 1,168 78,920 72,590 ..... 1,428 20,853 21,035 11,278 10,906 18,558 34,597 2,188 3,783 $ 134,551 $ 145,507 $ 16~00 $ 16,000 200,000 200,000 87,000 87,000' 27,000 27,000 18,000 18,000 10~000 10,000 $ 2,280 $ 2,280 66,260 66,260 1,500 1,500 25,473 25,473 9,834 9,834 9,943 9,943 72,000 72,000 3,393 3,393 $ 190,683 $ 190,683 8i/' GRARD TOTAL ..... $3,539,094 $4,040,413 ' $4,462,011 $4,439,711 '$1,500.00 500. 12,000. 6.550.. 10,000. 32,000.. 54, i72,50 ARTICLES OF MONEY TO HE RAISED & APPROPRIA~O ARTICIE iO'L ~th duly C~leoration ' 11. Christmas Lighting 16. Comprehensive Planning Program l~...,~Conse~va=ion Commission soil survey :~ 1~. Two new police officers l~.., Seven new fireman 20.' Personnel Boar~: t~I $1,106~00 = (g) 27,715. (i) i5o. .~'- (J) 957.50 " '(k) i,i55. (i) 75. "" (m) 225. ,. (n) 225. (o) 2,45~. 21.. Personnel Board · ,, 25. Fire Dept. overtime. ~ :26. Hghwy. Dept. Heavy'Eqpt. SPecialist 43.' Hghwy Dept. Chepter 90. -50. Three new police .cars. 51.' Hgnwy Dept.. Equipment. B.P.W. equipment. Tree Dept. equipment. ~ Fire Chiefs car "' I ' ' ~ ~ DPainage on Mar~in Ave. Highway Dept. Any stree= in Town. · Five rel_ocatable class rooms. 9o.,,Cleaning painting standpipe 68.'B.P.W. water main e~tensions. 69. B.P.W. renewing water services. 70. Hg,h, wy D~,,p=.Chapter 90, any street. 72. piping brook disposal site. ,, ,, .. cleaning brooks " D guard rails 7756: ,%'% ,," catch basins t . ~, [, fence, disposal site ~ .... repairing old stone ~ulverts ~' ' ;' · street signs 0. Railroad ServiceP Aug ~,. 1970 to July 51, 1971 81. Town & City boundary lines. 84. Fencing Town Yard 8_5. Hot topping Town Yard. ~6. Painting-panellin Town Office bldg. 90. Overlay Reserve to A~eserve Fund. Total amount to be ~aised ~ Appropriated. 55,275.o0 5,500. 6,45~.~0 46,000. 7,000. 15,200. 6,000. 8,200. 2,500. 40,o00.. 34,~76.88 19,000. 2,000. .~,000. 2,000. 5,000. 2,000 5,000 1,000 1,500 2,500 ~00. 500. 2,500. 1,500. 6,000. 2,000 (Articles). $414,752.78 ARTICLE 7. VOTED unanimously to ADOPT the article. " ~. VOTED to ADOPT the article. " 9. VOTED to adopt the article and fix the annual compensation of the"IU Bcard of Health Physician at $1100. ARTICLE 10. VOTED to adopt the article " ll. VOTED to adopt the article. " 12. VOTED to establish as a town way the portion of Clark Street de- scribed by the Article, by accep ting the Selectmen's laying-out of the same as heretofore filed with the Town Clerk. ARTICLE l~. VOTED to estsblish Ferncrof~ ~Circle, Neadow View Road and High Wood Way, as described by the Article, as town ways, by accepting the Selectmen,s laying out of the same as heretofore filed with the Town Clerk. ARTICLE lk. Voted to REJECT the article. " 15. Voted to' strike the article from the Warrant. ~' 16. VOTED to raise and appropriate $12,000.00 provided that a 701 Comprehensive Planning grant be c ommitte~ To the Town prior to J~ly l, 1970 for the purpose of engag~ing a Planner the scope of whose duties shall be to provide a ~aster Plan which plan shall be accompanied by recommended Town ~eeting articles to implement or ~eceommend changes in land uses; to recommend re-zoning of specific areas of the Town for specific changes in use; to review, analyze and revise the existing Zoning By-Law; to review and make recommen- dations on Planning Board Suggestions, suggestions from private citizens and Town Service organizations concerning new proposals as they effect the use of land in North Andover; and if no such commitment is made to authorize the Planning Board to expend not more than $6,000.00 of said appropriation to engage professional planning consultants on a per diem or consulting basis for the aforementioned purposes. ARTICLE 17. VOTED to adopt the article. ~' 18. VOTED to adopt the article. ($10,000 for 2 men). " 19. VOTED to authorize the appointment of four regular'Fire Lieutenants from the present personnel of the ~ire Department and an additional seven regular~ fire fighters to man the new branch fire station, and to raise and appropriate the sum of $52,000 for the purpose of the article. ARTICLE 20. IA) VOTED to adopt the proposal B) VOTED to reject the proposal (C) VOTED to adopt, the proposal (D) VOTED to adopt, the proposal (E) VOTED to adopt, the proposal (F) VOTED to reject the proposal (G) VO.~ to adopt.the proposal, except to reduce to $1~,0~4 the maximum rate for PF-~, and to Raise & appropriate $27,715 for this purpose. (H). VOTED ~o adopt the proposal (I) VOTED to adopt the proposal, except t? reduce,the amount to be appropriated to $150, and to. set t~e annual salary of any Registrar of Voters at (J) VOTED to adopt the proposal. (K) VOTED to adopt the proposal. (L) VOTED ~o adopt the proposal, except to reduce, the amount to be appropriated to $75, and to set the annual-salary of the Gas InspecTor at $700. (M) VOTED to adopt the proposal (N) VOTED to adopt the proposal (0) VOTED to adopt the proposal (P) VOTED to reject the proposal (Q) VOTED to adopt the proposal. ARTICLE ~21. VOTED to adopt the article. " ~22. VOTED to amend the Personnel By-Law as p~oposed by ~the Article, and,~add~, appropriate~.as~terlsk~after~eaeh.designation~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~- · · .... in said ~chedule "A'". ARTICLE 25: VOTED to reject tt{e article. 2~. VOTED to reject the article. 25. VOTED unanimously to adopt the article. 26. VO~ED to adopt the article. 27. VOTED to reject the article. " 28. VOTED to adopt the article.~ ~ 29. VOTED to adopt~ the article. 50. VOTED to adopt the article. ~1. VOTED to adopt.uthe article. ARTICLE 55. VOTED TO AD0~ the article. AI~'i"Ii~H~TIVE 798. NEGATIVE 45. ARTICLE 5k. VOTED to strike the article from the "arrant. " 55. At this point (4:55 P.~,~., brief recess declared. Meeting resumed ) ARTICLE 55- VOTED to strike the a.~ticle from tho ¥larrant. " 56. V0'I~D to strike the article from the Warrant. " 57. VOTED to reject the article. AFF.-154 NEG.-772 " 38. VOTED to strike the article from the ~Tarrant. " 59. VOTED to reject the article. AFF.-459. NEG.-2~5.(P~C;Af-40~.Ne258. " 40. VOTED t~ strike the article from the Warrant. At this point motion was duly made and seconded that the meeting' stand ad- Journed (7;20 P.M. ) until Saturday March 21, 1970 at 1:50 P.M. So Voted. Meeting opened Saturday March 21, 1970 at 1:50 P.M. 556 Voters Present. ARTICLE 41. VOTED unanimously to adopt the~-~a~ticle. '" 42; VOTED to reject the article.(AFF.-ll3. ~¢EG.- 511.) " 45. VOTED to adopt the article and to raise and appropriate the sum~ ... of $46,000 for its purpose " 44. VOTED that $40,000 is appropriated for laying and re-laying water ~- mains of not less than. 6 inches in dia~er~and for lining such mains with lining of not less than 1/16' of an L6ch and that to raise this appropriation the Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen is authorized to borrow $40,000 under Chapter 44 of the General Laws as amended~ Unanimous vo~e. " 45~ VOTED to'reject the article. AFF-207. NEG-210. " 4~. VOTED to authorize the Selectmen to implement the proposal as . ~ ~made in the article. " 47- VOTED to reject the article. AFF-128. 2~EG-296. '~ 48'. VOTED ~to strike the article from'the Warrant. -~' 49~ VOTED to reject the article. AFF-85. NEG-291. " 50: VOED to adopt the article. · "~" ~51~ ~VOTED to raise and appropriate the sum of $15,200, to' be expended under the direction of the Highway surveyor for the ~urchase :-:-~' one dump t~uck, 50,000G~, one 1962 Ford dump t~uck no be traded,! and for the purchase of one sedan, a~ 1965 Ford Galaxie be t raded¥~ " 52~~' VOTED to raise and appropriate the sum of $6,000, to~ be ex~ under the direction of the Board of Public Works for the purpose of replacing a 1961 For~ pl.atform truck and a pick-up truck. " 55. VOTED to adopt the article. "" .54.~.~.MOTED to adopt the artLcle. J~'. ~i~.~ ~' ASp6 ~ and 58. VOTED that these articles be considered toge~her~ ~ -L --~ ~ 8P ~, and that .~he sum of $56,500, is appropriated for the struction of sewers porposed thereby; provided, that as to the con- structlon proposed ~by Article 56', no work shall be done unless, later tha~ July l, 1970, Charles Nig~elli shall have paid to the Town $12,000~ to be used for the purpose o~ said Article without ful~ther ~ ....... _ ~.appropriation by-the Town,~ and provided~ that ~as' to the construct proposed by Article 57, no work shall be done unless, no later than August l, 1970, the foundation of one. building shall have been com-~ pleted on land of Mitchell P. Bootman on Martin Avenue, and provid&d that as to the construction porposed by Article 5~, no work shall be ~.done unless, no later than August 1, 1970 the foundation of one ~ Suildlng shall have been completed upon the premises affected To raise maid appropriation the Treasurer, with the approyal of the Selectmen, is authorized to borrow $36,500 under Chapter 44 of the General Laws as amended. Unanimous vote and so declared. " 59. VOTED to adopt the article and r~ise and appropriate the sum of $4,400, for the purpose of the article. " 60, VOTED that $18~200 is appropriat~ddfor the extensionsz~o$~water mains on Salem Street and that to ~aise this appropriation the Treasurer, with the ap~r0val of the Selectmen, is authorized to borr $18,'200 under Chapter ~4 of the General Laws, as amended. Provided, h~,ever, that no work sh~ll~be done under this vote unless, prior, to July 1, 1970, George H. art shall have paid to the To~rn ~,~00, to be used for the purposes .of this Article without further by the Town. UNANII.~OUS VOTE. 61. VOTED t~ reject the article. ARTICLE 6E. VOTED to adopt the article and raise and appropriate the sum of $~0,000, for its purpose. ' ARTICLE 65. VOTED that the article be ADOPTED, that $~5,000 be approoriated for its purpose, ant that to raise this appropriation $4~,225.12 be a~pro- ~riated and transferred from the Stabilization ~%md, and the balance of ~4~76.~ be included in the 1970 tax ~ vy. Unanimous vote. ARTICLE 6~. VOTED to reject the article. ARTICLE 65. VOTED to reject the article. ARTICLE 66. VOTED to ADOPT the article. ARTICLE 6'(. Motion by Selectmen to wi=hdraw the article. ARTICLE 6~. VOTED to ADOPT the article. ARTICLE 6~. VOTED to ADOPT the article. ARTICLE 70. VOTED to ADOPT the article. ARTICLE 71. VOTED ~o raise and appropriate ~he sum of $9,00~.05 t'~ be expend- ed.under the direction of the Highway Surveyor, with the prior approval of the Selectmen,'for highway projects.having the approval of the.State Depart- ment of Public Works, apportioned ~o the Town by saic Departmen~ under Section ~, of Chapter 7~6 of the Acts of 1~69. c(NOTE: St.1956, C.71~, ~ apportioned to the several cities and towns of the ommonweal~h the sum of million for an accelerate~ highway program: North And~er's.share of this amount, as stated therein, was $27,024.15. St.1~89. C.7bo, #4, authorize the apportion- ment of $5 million among the several cities and towns, each ~o receive 1/5 of the amount se~ forth in said ~SA. VOTED ~o. ADOPT the article. to raise ant app~opria~e $2000, for the article. =o raise ant appropriate $5000, for the article. raise an~ appropriate. S1000, for ~ne article. ADOPT the article. raise ane appropriate $2500, for the ar~icle. reject the article. raise and appropriate Sh00 for the article'. raise and apprbpriate $500 for ~he articlel raise and appropriate $2500 for the article. ADOPf the article. strike article from the warrant. ARTICLE 72. ARTICLE 75- VOTED ARTICLE 7h- V~ED ARTICLE 75. VOTED to ARTICLE 76. V0~ED to " 77. VOTED to " 7~- VOTED'to " 79. VOTED to " ~0. VOTED to " ~1. VOTED ~o " ~2. V~£'ED to ~' 85. V~I'ED ~o " ~. V0~'ED to ~' ~5. Vu~'Eo to " 8~. V0',*-D to " 87. VOTED to " ~. VOTED to " ~ VOTED to " 90. raise ADOPT' ADOPT ADOPT and appropriate $1500 for the article. the article. the article. the article.~ ADOPT the article. ADOPT the article. V0'£'~D ~o raise ana appropriate the sum of $55,000 for the Reserve Fund . AFP-10~. NEG-88. ~ 91. VOTED to'reject the article. " 92. V02ED to ADOPT t~e article and to transfer from available funds the sum of $100,000.00 for its purpuse William B. Duffy, Sr., motioned and seconded that a vote of thanks be given to the new Modera=or Doanlc F. Smith, the ~cvi=ory Board and Personn=l Board for an excellen~ Job. Mee=ing adJournec at 5:55 P.M. 1196 registerec voters were cneckec for the mee=ing of March 14, 550 registered vo~er~were checked for a~Jouz.n~u m~eting March 21, '1~70. Moc~.ator Donald F. Smith pu01icly exp~'e~see his thanks ant appreciation Town Clerk John Lyons and'to Town Counsel Arnold Salisbury for their interest, planning, cooperation and all the work they pu~ into making this the ~rges~ meeting of recora run so smoothly, efficiently and effectivley for him, a big impor~an~ Job, well done. Town Clerk John Lyons. expressed ' '~ to Mr. John Robinson Audio-Video director of the School Department gn~ his staff for their help and'cooperation in arranging for the T.V. for the over- flow of the meeting in the cafeteria. Assisting the Moderator and Town Clerk were Acting Assistant Moderator Clifford E. Elias, Esquire, Henry Fink, Harold Boynton, Stu Wilson, Lou Kmiec, Milton Howard, John Mahoney, James Hurrell, George Massey, Jack McLay, George Myers, Ted Peters, Nicholas Nicetta, William Cyr, Arthur Resca, Jim MacDonald, William McEvoy and Robert Maurer. Assisting Registrars of voters on Check List were: Rose McEvoy, Earline Lyons, Mary Windle, Leonard Windle, Ethel Mailhot, Gladys Hurley, Phyllis Jackson, Rita Hanlon, Elizabeth Dushame, Barbara Hannay, and MarJorie Heider.