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T9o4 t9o4 7/nnuaf'!7<eporl Hanover, :JJ(assac.husells _,,. ,,,,,,. - .. .i: ~~ ·-1t; •' , ..... 1, .,, ~ "'.... ·• l~ • .. q I ... ' r I .I •t{ ~.. - 'i:' JI {: ·ii i ' I I'! I I I . ·11· I .. 'D ft~ I~" IHI U ~~ IH !) "''" I -.. ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-SECOND ANNUAL REPORT ofthe OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES ofthe TOWN OF HANOVER FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1984 COVER: Pencil sketch by John Nutter. First Congregational Church Hanover Street, Hanover Center This is the seventh cover drawn by this fine artist. We are most grateful for the generous donation of his work, and proud to have such a talented citizen of Hanover contributing to our Town Report. ~n ~dfrcation Wo T. DREW BATES c3f 11 Jal{.emoriam KENNETH J. KELLEY ~n ~.emoriam YOLANDA M. COLOMBO Jn Ja!{.emoriam KENNETH H. PRATT Gunner's Mate, 3rd Class, U.S.N. Enlisted March, 1941 Trained at Norfolk, Virginia Served in the Pacific, Lost with Destroyer, S. S. Warrington, in the Atlantic, September 13, 1944 Attended Hanover High School TOWN OF HANOVER PLYMOUTH COUNTY, MASSACHUSE1TS REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS Tenth Congressional District GERRY E. STUDDS, Cohasset COUNCILLOR Fourth Councillor District PETER L. ELEEY, Boston STATE SENATOR First Plymouth Senatorial District ANNA P. BUCKLEY, Brockton STATE REPRESENTATIVE Fifth Plymouth Representative District WILLIAM J. FLYNN, Jr., Hanover 0 COUNTY COMMISSIONERS JOSEPH W. McCARTHY Whitman MATTHEW C. STRIGGLES Bridgewater DAVID E. CROSBY (Deceased) Brockton Population - 11,544 (1984 Town Census) -7- ELECTED TOWN OFFICERS SELECTMEN A. Donald Deluse, Chairman Term expires 1985 Janet W. O'Brien Term expires 1986 Robert J. Nyman Term expires 1987 ASSESSORS Charles E. Hopkins, Chairman Term expires 1985 Thomas A. Taylor (Resigned) Term expires 1986 Gerald S. Culhane Term expires 1987 Linard Risgin, Appointed to fill vacancy Term expires 1985 TOWN CLERK John W. Murphy Term expires 1986 TREASURER Deborah J. Wilson Term expires 1986 TAX COLLECTOR Eleanor M. Kimball Term expires 1986 SCHOOL COMMITTEE Michael O'Malley, Chairman Term expires 1985 Harlan I. Stone Term expires 1987 Robert J. Nyman (Resigned) Joan T. Port Term expires 1986 Margaret Bums Term expires 1987 Joan DuBois, Appointed to fill vacancy Term expires 1985 BOARD OF HEALTH Albert E. Sullivan, Jr., Chairman Term expires 1985 Leander G. Othon Term expires 1985 Theodore J. O'Toole Term expires 1987 TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC LIBRARY Marjorie M. Deluse, Chairman Term expires 1984 G. Elliott Robinson (Resigned) Term expires 1985 Grace M. Boyle Term expires 1986 Albert H. Reale, Appointed to fill vacancy Term expires 1985 -8- SOUTH SHORE REGIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT COMMI'ITEE Valentine F. Harrington Term expires 1985 BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS Roger A. Leslie, Sr., Chairman Term expires 1985 Benjamin Kruser Term expires 1986 Thomas M. Berenz Term expires 1987 PLANNING BOARD T. Todd Andersen, Chairman Term expires 1989 Donna B. O'Neill (Resigned) Term expires 1985 Turner W. Gilman Term expires 1987 Marilyn Colombo Term expires 1988 John A. Libertine Term expires 1986 Ralph A. Barnes, Appointed to fill vacancy Term expires 1985 HOUSING AUTHORITY Michael R. Pizziferri, Chairman Term expires 1985 Karen F. Cranton, Vice Chairman Term expires 1988 Michael J. Ahem, Secretary Term expires 1986 Carmine Salines Term expires 1987 Yolanda M. Colombo (Deceased) Anthony Krupa, Appointed to fill vacancy Term expires 1988 MODERATOR Elected Annually George H. Lewald ********** OFFICERS APPOINTED BY SELECTMEN TOWN ADMINISTRATOR/ACCOUNTANT Gregory J. Doyon Term expires 1985 Joan Paquette, Asst. Town Accountant TOWN CONSTABLES Thomas F. Hayes Term expires 1985 Paul Newcomb Term expires 1985 -9- PUBLIC CONSTABLES Mario I. LoGiuclice, Hanson Term expires 1985 Floyd L. Carr, Brockton Term expires 1985 Francis L. Woodward, Rockland Term expires 1985 Michael K. Fencer, Halifax Term expires 1985 Michael J. Ahem, Hanover Term expires 1985 James E. Cruise, Hanover Term expires 1985 George R. DeLuca, Hingham Term expires 1985 DOG OFFICER Howard E. Rollins FOREST FIRE WARDEN Wendell D. Blanchard REGISTRARS OF VOTERS John W. Murphy, Clerk Lois A. O'Donnell Term expires 1987 Barbara Beal Term expires 1986 Malcolm C. Hatch Term expires 1985 BOARD OF APPEALS James S. Oldham, Chairman Term expires 1986 Kenneth R. Lingley Term expires 1987 James E. Thompson (Resigned) Term expires 1985 Lorrimer Armstrong, Jr. Term expires 1985 Associate Members Michael T. Jones Term expires 1987 Joel T. O'Brien Term expires 1985 BUILDING INSPECTOR Arthur Capaccioli Term expires 1985 INSPECTOR OF GAS PIPING AND GAS APPLIANCES Robert J. Stewart, Inspector Term expires 1985 Theodore F. Luscinski, Deputy Inspector Term expires 1985 INSPECTOR OF WIRES William F. Laidler, Inspector Term expires 1985 Robert W. Stewart, Deputy Inspector Term expires 1985 INSPECTOR OF PLUMBING Robert J. Stewart, Inspector Term expires 1985 Theodore F. Luscinski, Deputy Inspector Term expires 1985 -10- SURVEYOR OF WOOD, LUMBER AND BARK Herbert Simmons Term expires 1985 AGENT FOR BURIAL OF INDIGENT SOLDIERS AND VETERANS' OFFICER Edward J. Norcott VETERANS' AGENT Edward J. Norcott INSPECTOR OF ANIMALS Richard J. Simmons SUPERINTENDENT OF INSECT PEST CONTROL AND DUTCH ELM CONTROL William L. Morse, II Term expires 1985 SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES Henry S. Newcomb CUSTODIANS OF THE TOWN HALL Hilda Gibbs Andrew Stevens TOWN COUNSEL David G. Nagle, Jr. CIVIL DEFENSE Stephen R. Tucker, Director Term expires 1985 Albert M. Farr, Jr., Deputy Director Term expires 1985 Leonard Howes, Jr., Deputy Director Term expires 1985 COUNCIL ON AGING Henry S. Newcomb Caroline M. Sullivan Grace L. Ericson (Resigned) Barbara Fishwick (Resigned) Kenneth J. Kelley (Deceased) Dorothy Tripp Herman Gorrill George A. Spooner Kay Leahy REPRESENTATIVE TO OLD COLONY ELDERLY SERVICES, INC. Barbara Fishwick (Resigned) Term expires 1985 Rev. Roscoe W. Riley -11- AGENT, COUNTY AID TO AGRICULTURE Leander B. Nichols CONSERVATION COMMISSION Katherine R. Townsend Term expires 1986 Jerome Cohen Term expires 1986 Leslie J. Molyneaux Term expires 1985 Margaret Bums Term expires 1985 Robert Krul Term expires 1985 Sheila Geary Term expires 1987 Judith A. MacDonald Term expires 1987 PERSONNEL BOARD Michael R. Walsh, Chairman Term expires 1987 Leonard Lanzarotta, Secretary Term expires 1985 Kathy Gilroy Term expires 1986 Michael Ahem Term expires 1986 Paul R. Salines Term expires 1985 DEVELOPMENT AND INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION Robert M. Leach, Chairman Term expires 1988 Preston A. Landers (Resigned) Term expires 1987 John E. Hoadley Term expires 1986 Ralph Barnes Term expires 1985 Albert Cavanagh Term expires 1988 EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS CENTER COMMITTEE Kenton W. Greene, Chairman Term expires 1986 Chief Wendell D. Blanchard Term expires 1985 Chief John B. Lingley Term expires 1987 COMMITTEE OF OVERSEERS OF THE STETSON HOUSE David B. Richardson Term expires 1986 Dr. A. Peter Davis Term expires 1985 Ralph L. Hadlock Term expires 1987 ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR BLUE CROSS/BLUE SHIELD Term expires Officer Paul Newcomb, IBPO, Local 531 (Resigned) 1985 Eleanor B. Houghton, Municipal Employee League 1985 Cathleen B. Tanner, DPW Employees Association (Resigned) 1985 Raymond 0. Scott, Hanover School Custodians 1985 Joseph Hannigan, FF/EMT Association 1985 Leslie Molyneaux, Hanover Teachers Association 1985 Eleanor Kimball, Tax Collector (Resigned) 1985 Walter L. Sweeney, IBPO, Local 531 1985 -12- Philip Shorey, DPW Employees Association 1985 Robert Parkis, South Shore Regional School 1985 COMPUTER STUDY COMMITTEE Gerard A. O'Hearn Term expires 1985 George Stagno Term expires 1985 Ray Yeingst Term expires 1985 Michael Thompson Term expires 1985 Deborah Wilson Term expires 1985 Judi Murphy Term expires 1985 CABLE TELEVISION STUDY COMMITTEE W. Scott Obreza, Chairman Term expires 1985 Guy Evans Term expires 1985 Steven Parsons Term expires 1985 Edward McVinney Term expires 1985 Joseph Zavalia Term expires 1985 HANOVER ARTS LOTTERY COUNCIL D. Kenneth Clinton, Chairman Lois A. Ehrenzeller, Treasurer Jean C. Ahem, Publicity Phyllis R. Cohen John R. Nutter Patricia A. Shea Maurie Conlon COORDINATOR FOR DISPOSAL OF HAZARDOUS WASTE Albert E. Sullivan, Jr. (Resigned) Theodore O'Toole REPRESENTATIVES TO NORTH RIVER COMMISSION Jerome Cohen Term expires 1985 Jody R. Hodgdon, Alternate Term expires 1985 AFFIRMATIVE ACTION/FAIR HOUSING COMMITI'EE Abe Cohen, South Shore Coalition on Human Rights Term expires 1985 Christine Farley (Resigned) Philip Shorey, Dept. of Public Works Term expires 1985 Mahendra B. Patel Term expires 1985 Michael Pizziferri Term expires 1985 Paul Salines Term expires 1985 Harold Smith Term expires 1985 Delores Hannon Term expires 1985 Gregory Doyon Term expires 1985 -13- COORDINATOR OF ENERGY Richard J. Simmons HANOVER HISTORICAL COMMISSION Barbara Barker Term expires 1985 Lawrence Slaney Term expires 1985 Barbara Connors Term expires 1985 Jeannine Risgin Term expires 1985 James Kelliher Term expires 1985 REPRESENTATIVE TO METROPOLITAN AREA PLANNING COUNCIL Marilyn A. Colombo ********** APPOINTMENTS BY THE BOARD OF HEALTH AGENT FOR THE BOARD OF HEALTH Richard J. Simmons ASSISTANT AGENT FOR THE BOARD OF HEALTH Ralph C. Packard MILK INSPECTOR Richard J. Simmons BOARD OF HEALTH NURSE Elizabeth G. Staples ********** APPOINTMENTS BY THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS SUPERINTENDENT Herbert D. Simmons DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT Philip C. Beal ********** -14- APPOINTMENTS BY THE MODERATOR ADVISORY COMMI'ITEE Gerald Huban, Chairman Term expires 1987 Margaret Morris, Vice Chairman Term expires 1987 Stephen Johnson Term expires 1987 A. Peter Davis
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