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Presidential Primaries April 25, 1972
To bring in their votes to the Primary Officer for ~he Election of Candidates
of Political Parties for the following Offices:
PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE:
20 Delegates at large to the National'Convention of the Democratic Party.
12 Alternate Delegates at large to the National Convention of the Dem. Party.
10 Delegates at large to the National Convention of the Republican Party.
10 Alternate Delegates at large to the National Convention of the Rep. Party.
7 District Delegates to the National Convaution of the Democratic Paz~ Sixth
Congressional District.
~ Alternate District Delegates to the National Convention of the Democratic
Party Sixth Congressional District.
2 District De~ gates to the National Convention of the Republican Party for
Sixth Congressional District.
2 Alternate District De~ gates to the National Convention of the Republican
Party Sixth Congressional District.
District Members of State Committee (one mand and one woman) for each
Political Party for the Fourth Essex Senatorial District.
55 Members of the Democratic Town Committee.
55 Members of the Republican Town Committee.
The Polls will be open from 8:00 A.M., to 7:00 P.M.
Hereof, fail not, and make due return of this Warrant with your doings thereon
to the Town Clerk at the time and place of said meeting.
Given under our hands this 10th day of April A.D. 1972.
North Andover, Mass.
A true copy: ATTEST:
ARTHUR P. KIRK
WILLIAM B. DUFFY, JR.
JOSEPH A. GUTHRIE.
Lyons, Town Clerk.
Se ~e c tmenl~
of
North An~over, Mass.
April 15, 1972.
DONALD B. STEWART. Constable.
OFFICER'S RETURN.
I have notified andwarned the inhabitants of the Town of North Ando~er who
are qualified to vote in Primaries by posting true and attested copies of
this Warrant at the Town Office Building and at five or more public places
in each voting precinct of the Town. Said copies not having been posted
not less than~seven days before the time of said meeting.
A true copy: ATTEST:
CONSTABLE.
North Andover, Mass.
April 15, 1972.
ATTEST:
TOWN
RESULTS OF PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARIES OF APRIL
DEMOCRATIC PARTY
PRESIDENTIAL PRF-~CE
SHIRLEY CHISHOLM..
EDWARD T. COLL
VAN CE' HARTKE
RI;BERT H. HUMPHREY
~WRT M, ~ACKSON
~HN...V... LINDSAY
E~YGENE McCARTHY
GEORGE MoGOVERN
WILBUR D. MILLS
EDMUND S.
GEORGE O. WALLACE
SAM YORTY
EDWARD KENNEDY
BLANKS
NATIONAL DELEGATES AT LARGE GROUP 1.
ROBERT F. DRINAN, NEWTON
MARY I..BUNTING, CAMBRIDGE
JACK H. BACKMAN, BROOELINE'
ELLEN. M. JACKSON, BOSTON
J.. KE2~NETH GALBRAITH, CAMBRIDGE
ROBERTA F. BENJAMIN, BELMONT
JOHN L.SALTONSTALL, JR. BOSTON
RUTH M. BATSON, BOSTON
ALVIN LEVIN, LINCtLN.
MARY E. WILLIAMSON, IPSWICH.
CHARLES F. McDEVITT, FRAMINGHAN.~
~M~Y A. MARKEL. SPRINGFIELD.
SSE PARKS, SPRINGFIELD.
DORIS M. EANIN, NORWOOD
SALVADOR E. LURIA, LEXINGTON
1972 TUESDAY:
P R E C I N C T S TOTAL
~l~ TWO THBWn~. FOUR FIVE
476 4~7 5~7 }~l- a~64
7 . 5 6 19 9 46
0 2 0 1. 0
0 0 0 0 .0 0
0 2 1 1~ 1 7
6 '5 2
191 ll?O
-22 28 15 16 6
87
102 i25 119 100
o I i o
5 o o o o
7 9 ~
16k ~27 157 511 199 1058
'2~ ac7 ~9 500 19o 990
a95 187 97~
210 157 292 184 976
~o~o
~59 ao5 8
5 956
~8 i99 zo55
206 295 l~ 971
207 ~00
186 969
MARGARET V. EAGAN, C~ELNSFORD
F. CHRIST0?HER ARTERTON, NEWTON
PATRICK A. SIMON,1 NEWTON
F-~LIZABETH A. CHASE, WEST BROOKPIELD
ANTONIA H. CHAYES, CAMBRIDGE
GROUP TWO (2)
KEVIN H. WHITE, BOSTON
THOMAS P. O'NEILL, JR. CA~BRIDGE
ROBERT H. QUINN, BOSTON.
DORIS KEARNS. CAMBRIDGE
L~A SAUNDERS, BOSTON
RD~S~RT Q. CRANE, V~LLLESLEY.
DAVID' M: BARTLEY. HOLYOKE.
KEVIN B. MARRINGTON, SALEM.
MARY L. FONSECA, FALL RIVER.
GERALDINE PLESHAW, QUINCY.
SALVATORE CAMELI 0, ~ELMONT.
RONALD GLOVER, BOST~N.
SAMUEL H. ww~m., CAMBRIDGE
BETTY. TAYMOR, NEWTON.
ANN. L.~ DUNPHY, NORTHAMPTON.
MELVIN B. MILLER, BOSTON
K ~UN GIFFORD, NANTUCKET.
NICHOLAS MAVROULES, PEABODY.
IRENE"LAMBERT, HAVERHILL
ANNA P. BUCFV.k'Y, BROCKTON.
NOT GROUPED
GEORGE G. BURKE, QUZEOX
ENDICOTT PEABODY., CAMBRIDGE
BLANKS.
NATIONAL ALTERNATE DELEGATES 'AT LARGE
ALEXANDER RODRIGUES, -BOSTON.
EENNETH 'J. MOYNIHAN, WORCES'~
KARL E. ,HAAG, LONGMEADOW.
CONSTANCE KANTAR, NEWTON.
CARL K,""KING, MARBLEHEAD.
AN~E P. PRIEST, LINCOLN
STEPHE~ J. MORGAN; SO~2RVILLE.
~MONTEAL :M. 7R'~_BEY, WAYI~D..
SANDRA :L. ~Z~URN, ' SPRINGFIELD.
KATHLEEN K; HOUTON, BOSTON.
MICHAEL J. BROWEE, OAHBRIDGE.
GROUP ~w.o.
JOHN F~L DAVOREN, MILFORD
ARCHIBALD COE., WAY'LAND
ELIZABETH PARNES, NEWTON
FRANK., J~ MANNING, BGSTON
Ar. FRED :O?.W~T0, BELMONT
BARBARAqJ. GARVEM, o SPRINGFIELD.
JACK E.".~0BINSON, BOSTON
JAMES ~E:. SMITH, r.MNN.
SUSANHAAR, CAMBRIDGE
PETER ?EE~_J~&~N, NEWTON
JAMES.F.' .MUr~0NEY,. MARLBOROUGH.
MARGARET M..BRE~, . CAMBRIDGE.
B r.;A N.'E SJ,'.
DISTRICT DELEGATES GROUP ONE
DOEO'I'~iE ~....BAEER, DANVERS.
THADDEUS BUCZEO, SALEM
SELMA ~, GOLDBERG, MARBLEHEAD
JAMES"~J. CARRIGAN, LYNN.
BEVERLY?S. MARTIN Glouce s~ex,
PETER. S.; D!CICC0, Lynn
JAMES P:.L RE, HAVe, HILt.
-'- GR.0 U P T.W.O~
THOMAS DIG~INS, PEABODY
~O~N J. ~DILLON, LMNNFIELD
IRVING E. KANE, I',YNN_
MARY M~~ 'KOWALSKI,. LYNN
THOMAS ~. MoGIVERN, PEABODY
~ANE 0~ ~PRENDERGAST, LYNN.
SAMUEL B. T~SSEL. MARBLEHEAD.
(~)
~6 2~o ~.~5. 288 ~@9 97~
1~1 207 15~ 292 1~2 960
29) 1~9 969
109 157 12~ 1)1
9) 116 111 111
~1 122 116 121
86
112 109 106
85 ~5 ~o ~o2
12~ 12~
1~7 115 110 10
82 112 106 102
111 10~ 106
110 105 106
85 n~ ~o6
87 ~9 ~o7 ~o~
87 no ~o9
81 109 110 100
91
116 11~ 104
85 ~2 ~09 9~
0 0 11
101
~8
82
'85
81
6o6
5?5
o ~
o ~5~85
~5~ 2o6 ~55 295
~)~ 2o9 ~o 295 ~87
I52 2~5 15~ 2~6 1~2
129 202 1~2 28 182
~5~ 200 ~52
~2~ 2o2 ~4 ~oo
89'
81'
85'
'82
82
'85
95
106
11
10
11
10
10
11
72 110 119 111
66 ~02 ~o5 ~o~
6~ 98 112 102
66
98 ~ ~02
101 105
7~ no
· 66 111 107
~'~9~ ~0~ 102
112 102
87 126 lO5 116
88
1~ ~ 106 11,
~27 m~5
26 17 ~
21 21 lU 25
18 20 16 16
16 17 15 16
9i~9
9o
~60
~7)
~ozsz
~6
1,30 Rour
JOHN E. MURPHY, JR. PEABODY 9 10 11
JAMES F. WALDRON, HAVEEHILL 11 14
ALBERT V. DIVIRGILI0, LYNN 10 7 5
ANNETTEpAUL CUNNEy,I' D'ANGEL0,sALEM PEABODY
PAMELA CZ JONES, ~RBLEHEAD
THERESA M. ST.LOUIS, HAVERHILL
GROUP FOUR (4)
DAVID E. HARRISON, GLOUCESTER 105 15~ 108
TIMOTHY A. BASSETT, LYNN 100 156 102
ROSEMARY P. BANKS, GLOUCESTER 100 154 104
KATN~.W~N P. HOLNES, BEVERLY 105 150 107
JOHN. R. McCARTHY, GROVELAND ll2. /~ 109
JANICE J. SLOAN LYNN 101 155 100
PETER W. WILLIAMSON, IPSWICH 101 15~ 102
BLANKS..
NATtL ALTERNATE DISTRICT DEIE GATES GROUP 1.
J. GTON, 100
NARY F. LEAVITT, NORTH ANDOVER 0~ 121
SHEPARD M. RENIS, PEABODY 70 ll0 9~
JANE A. LYNESE, SW)2~PSCOTT 69 ll0 99
G~our ~to (2)
CHARLES A. NELANSON, SALEM. 19 1~ 1~
CHARNA J. GARBEE, SWA~PSCOTT 17 lO 12
PAUL P~:CUKONIS, DANVERS 15 20 1~
PRIMO A. LOMBARDI, TOPSFIELD 20 21 21
saOUr ~ (~)
SHIRLEY A. PHELAN, LYNN
JOHN W. BYRE, PEABODY
R. SCOTT POOLE, LYNN
F~RTHA CORCORAN, HAVERHILL
GaO~ FOUR
JANES J. FIORENTINI, HAV2R~ILL.
RONALD W. FOX, MARBLEHEAD
JEAN_B. HODGDQN, NANCEESTER.
BARBARA WHEATLAND, TOPSFIELD
, B L A N KS .. ..~%~. .
STATE COmmITTEE (MAN) 4th Essex Senator~-I
JOHN. J. RY~N,. III. HAVERHILL
B L A N K S
STATE COMMITTEE (WOMAN)
ANNA P. O'CONNOR. NORTH ANDOVER
B L A N KSS
7 lZ 8
io i~ io
lOS 15o
98 155 -io2
-9~ iSi ioo
95 'i5o ioo
i56 156
ii i5
io9 i25
17 7 54 ~
720
24A6 i57 72i
247
· 72~
'i~ll~ 75~
i52 .1o5 595
126 '102 ~51
lo2 92 72
10~ 92 470
19 '9 80
i5 12 7~
15 0
15' 2: 29
i9 . ~ 7 ~ 59
5' 158
i7 28- ,
262 ~6
TOWN COmUT~,E~,, (~) GROUP oNE ¢1)
wl~lAm ~. DU~V, a~.. ~ Timber L~e. 1~0 ~ 17~
RI~D M. ROZ~. 8~ Elm St. 119 217 171
~I~Y F. ~AVITT, 26 ~dover Stl 100
J0~ E.
201 1~5
S~OEL, 1~25 Salem St. 1~ 21 165
~K O. ~Y, 55 ~Vergreen ~. 107
~ROB~:T M. P~GIOE, ~5 Bren~°od Cir. 112 208
~'C~S T. NoC~T~, Ih 01d Village L~e 10~ 20h
~P. SAm/AY 266 G~eene St. ' 9] 200
~'l~C~S G. ~LSON, 5~ G~ay'St~' ' 95 19~1~1k
N~CY L. R0SSI~, 74 Buok~g~m Rd. 99 199
WPHILIP.H. ~, ~. 65 ~fmd'St.
196
197
;< ~ILLIAM'D" W~TT~. ~. 24 Salem St. ~9 alO
~RY C. S~L~, ~ Woodstock St~ 211
~'JOHN'M. C~, 257 0hosmUt St. 96
~,DONA~ L. ~, . 25~ ~in St. ~02
~'~TC~ P. BO~, 255 Pleasant St. ~
PA~ICIA C~ST~TIEAU, 192 W~ter St. 101 201
~Y.S. H~G, ~ )6) Jo~son St. q5
196
ELLEN EVES, ~6 Fernview Ave. ~)
10
20! 162
leo ~o~4~
102 20
i95 i59
90 i95 3-57
PRISCILLA A. QUINTAL, . 278 Waverly Rd.
.'THOMAS J. EENNESSEY, 545 Salem St.
DAVID P. GRIECO, 7 Heath Rd.
NARTEA L. HARRIS, 415 Salem St.
KARIN L. BYRNES, 24 Richardson Ave.
JONATNAN L. GRIGGS, Forest T.
288 22o
' iosi
~226 ,~o~
27~..222 .950
27~ 250 ~ lOOO
276 22i .. 977
264 217 96%
.271.. 209 , 956
266 215
2gO 218 '9~1
259 209 ' ~05
257 2i~ ~95
25~2o9. 906
266 2ii~
278 209 926
265,' 2i6 955
264 2i9
259, 2i9
264'" 2:1J4.
2577215' 912
26h:, 2i6 954
276 2~ 996
262 ~i~ 932
265 '21~ 9i9
268 22i 933
e55
257 eo~
. 92
A6~ 2~ 9~o
e58 el5
258 2~o ~96
ask a~6 890
DEM. TOWN COMM. GROUP ONE
ANN T. CRONIN, 21 Merrimack St. 111 207
TIMOTHT S. ROCK. 50 Jay Rd. 107 224
PAUL F. EATON, ~4errimack College 107 209
BLANKS
TO~AL VOTE OF GROUP ONE (1)
TOWN DEM. COMMITTEE GROUP TWO (2)
~on~ ~. w-~.~, '() waverley He. 189 171
JOSEPH R. VAILLANCOURT, 51 Lincoln Bt. .175 168
JOSEPH N. HERMANN, Buckingham Rd, 17
JAMES P. HURRELL, 522 Chlckering Rd. l0 201
WILLIAM C. LAFOND 99 Maple Ave. 175 175
JOHN J. MONTEIR0, 1118 Salem St, 177 175
CHARLES E.' BLACK, 14 Clarendon St. 157 175
CHARLES W. TRONBLY, SR. 858 Gt. Pond Rd. lB5 lB6
JOHN. J. LYNCH, 26 Dufton CtS. 166 16~
JOSEPH F. SHEA, 64 Church St. 162 16
JOHN F. OOADY, 88 Turnpike St. 162 165
ERNEST J. ROBERT$~ 22 Irving Rd. 165 167
JOHN J..CAHILL, 45 Elm St. 15-9 161
JOHN J. BURKE, 16 Grafton St. 160 165
Maple
15 I o
CHARLES W. TROMBLY, JR. 77 lmcrest Rd.
160
BARBARA A. DEMPSEY, 2~5 Nass Ave.
JOSEPH J. MOREESKI, 5B4 Sutton St. 174
WILLIAM J. FERRIS~ 86 Turnpike ~ St. 160 155
JAMES C. BRADLEY, 55 Camden St. 15.5 150
EDWARD M. McAL00N, 16 Great Oak St. 167 165
162 . 157
JOSEPH F. WALSH, 56 Glenwood St.
RENO J. ORLANDO, 50 West' Woodbridge Rd. 169
ANNA P. O'CONNOR, 88 Martin Ave. 156.
MICHAEL J. CLIFFORD, 57 Turnpike St. 155
HE~W~T J. TOOMET, 45 ~rlghtwood Ave. 168 151
R0~T R. GAUTH33ER, 550 Sutton St. 157
JA~ES J. McINNIS~ 57 Kiernan Rd. ~155
JOHN J. WILLIS, JR. 181 Main St. 1~9 162
JOHN J. COSTELL0, 88 Greene St. 162 166
WILLIAM J. SMITH, 27 Wiley Crt. '16~ 167
JOHN L. LYON.~ 66 ~rentwood Cir. 16~ 167
BLANKS.
TOTAL VOTE OF GROUP TWO (2) 24909
R E P U B L I C A 'N
PRESIDENTIAL PREF~ CE
J.M. ,ASHBR00K
PAUL N. McOLOSKEY, JR.
RICHARD M. NIXON
GEORGE .WALLACE
WILBUR N!LLS
GEORGE Mc G0¥aatN
BLANKS
NATIONAL DELEGATES AT LARGE
FRANCIS. W. SARGENT, ~ DOVER
ELIZABETH E. A~SBURY, WELLESLEY
'LLOYD B. WARI~G, ROCKPORT
MARGARET M. DONAHUE, Boston
ANN C GANNETT, WAYLAND
R0~EET C. HAHN, Stoughton
ELLIOT J. RICHARDSON, Brookllne
LEVERETT SALTONSTALL, Dover.
JOHN A. VOLPE, BOSTON
JA~E A. WHITTIER, BOSTON
BL A N~K· S
ALTEENA~E DELEGATES
W£J~hmA~4 ~'. A~t~£~A~, JR. BOSTON
MURIEL ERNA BALLANTINE BOSTON
ANN R. BLACIGEAM, WINCHEST~2~
RONALD BURTON FRAMINGHAM'
HASTINGS ]GEITH,. W. BEIDGEWATER
PAUIA E. LOGAN, COHASSET,
oJOSEPHINEC. NARCOTTE, GRANB~
F. BRADFORD MORSE, LOWELL
MARTHA REARDON, CAMBRIDGE
EMILY R. TERLIZZI, MELROSE
BLANKS.
'6
65 lO8
15k
166
155
162
161
1.O
15~
157
15~
157
PAR
265 217 995
272 995
asa a 97~
155 lo2 779
lOC 769
12o 792
1~9 107
15o llO
125 88
1Cl'
679
156 97 699
12o 9o 662
15 668
96 726
~55 95 705
laa '9o 677
lb~O 96 72
la6 95~ 67~
la5 90 6k7
la5 6~9
125 ~ 656
127
~o 96 719
156 96
lak
~7 lO2 ?55
TY'
1 1
lO 9 6 57
65 12o lO5. hi~7
56
5k 85 ~8 105 90 58S'
55 81 5~ 105 ~1 58~
102 72 122 105
62 101 65 125 10} 456
54' '89 55 lO9 92 599
5k 75 58 108
99 86
.100 85 579
52 74 56 100
59 95 68 116
2lO5
REPUBLICAN PARTY CON'T.
~on ressi0nal District
LOUIS H. JOHNSON, Groveland GROUP ONE 2 41'
JAI~NE M. SOLIMINE, Nahant 19 41 55
ROBERT C. B~ 15 8 10
KATHARINE A. BACON, Beverly. 8 8 9
GROUP THI~ (3) '
BYRON J. MA , ew uryport. ~ 2 6
JOSEPH A. FURNARI, Salem 2 7
(1
GROUP ~o (2)
STEPItEN W.
LAURA J. ROBINSON, Llnn.
GROUP THPJ~E ( 5 )
RUTH G. BLAC , ynn
JEAN M. S~L~E, Haverhill
BLANKS
STA~ C0~IT~ (W0~)
~ilI
BLANKS
T~ ~P~LICAN C0~T~ .
, - a
~JORE E. EIb. 106 Marblehead St.
~ F. S~E, ~6 Chapin Rd.
E~N S. M00RAD~I~, 5~ ~ird St.
~ODORE PE~S, 201 Dale
I~Y L. DAY, 2550 ~pike St.
L0~A B. Mc~NALD. 25 Colgate
~ION E. ~E, 12 D~a St.
E~ARD R. ~LORY, 57 L~co~ St.
~ANOR M. ~RY, 57 Llnco~ St.
;~Y S. ~ISDELL, 85 Sutton Hill Rd.
PAULIE ~, 29 So. B~adford St.
ED~ND E. DIXON, 10 Hea~ Cir.
~E~N M. ~N, l~ Hillside Rd.
J0~PH A. ~GLIOTTA, ll9 Woodcrest Dr.
C~LOT~ SP~CE, 102 So. Bradford St.
~0N~D ~ND~, ll~ High
~M A. WIND~,~ 116 High St.
EDNA M. ~ACH, 6~ PrescoSt St.
~ PJ ~K,~ 52 Pleaser
~ L. CEN, 59 Pleas~C St.
JMeS E. D~IRST, 15 ~ird S~.
MIL~D.E. ST~T, 121 Herrick Rd.
R0~T A. S~E, 56 C~pin Rd.
· AD~Y W. TAYLOR, ~l Walnut Ave.
B~B~ ~NAY, ~0~ Middlesex St.
ELIZAE~ B0~ACI, 586 0sgo~ S~.
DONALD M. ~IRS~D, 10~ 01d Village La~.
~ A. CAHILL, 11 Wo~bridge Rd.
E~ TA~, 226 Stevens St.
~ ~. 80 Pembroke Rd.
- IN~IS~0
BLANKS
W A R
ESSEX SS:
11 8 8
8. 8 6
· ,55 17 77
18 8' 58
58' 15 ' 8~.
55' .15 70
5 2 5 19 ''6 57
5 a 5 15 '8 55
'51 97 68 ~ 102 ~ll
~8 . 75 61
55 57 56
55 87 56
57 87 65
50 83 55.
5h. 85 55
52 27 59
50
50 77 55
5o
50 79
50 76
53 78 51
51 72 55
75
71 55
66' .'~
lOO ,
~ 98.-402
· 95 581
~ 95~ 92
96, ,:'
9~ .9.4
· 97 '92 576
95 93 577
97 95 57~
92 67
~o5 ~o~ '
5o' 5~
5g 5~ ~69
95 ' 52
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I 1
8460
R A N T
COMMON%VEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
To either of the Constables of The Town of North Andover:
In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, youare hereby directed to
notify and warn the inhabitants of North Andover who are qualified to vote. in
T~m Affairs to meet in the Veteran,s Auditorium of our North Andover High
School for a Special Town Meeting On:
MONDAY, the 5th DAY 0P JUNE 1972 at 7.:50 P.M. ,
then and there to act upon the following articles: '