HomeMy WebLinkAbout1966-06-28 SPEC~IAL
TowN
MEETING
· * i?~;i~/'.."~::;'A?Special'~"Town Meeting was~alled to order'at~
Town Moderator, ~i~ Roy~ E ;' Sanguinebb~i ~_~ at ~he ~ Nantucke~'~'iHigh
~uditori~7~ He 7asked~the voters/for permission for the~rresiden~
tgk~payebs ~g0~:b~'~llowed~to~Sit i~oh (th~ me, ting ~in a
ar~a~; ~m~JI~ ~ waS'-voted~ that~ they' be% allowed ~' bo' stay as ? lofig" a~b they·
~:...~-. ~r. Sangu~nett~.asked for the coun~ at th~s t~me.. I~ was
- :".'~"'~Ert~cle 'l' was~before ~th~ meeting ~d c~lled,' for 'rep9rts to be
rec~eved from various committees, ...... ., ,. ' :. -. . ..... .~--':. ' .........
The only. report to be received was From .the F~nance
The report was acce' -..' .,. .... - - .
- Article 2 was before the meeting and. called for the 'extension
~ 'the runway ~he Nantucket~Memorial Airport by. raising from o'
available funds or borrowing ~the~s~ of $41,000.00, to accomodate ~
jet aircraft. '~ '"'~'-' '~ .-
Mr..6eo~ge '~ones was ~he fL~s~ %o speak 'an8
to the extension.
Mr. "Arthur. Coivin was next 'and was in fav0~ of the '~xtension.'
. Mr..Wilfred Rock followed and made a s in favor of the
A lengthy., speach was made by Mr. Morris Crosby who opposed
the new addition.-" ....... -~i~·
" Mr; Norma~. P. Giffin spoke on the necessity of progress ~d'
the ~changing of times, thus being in favor of the Airport runway
extension. ...... ~:~, :
. Mr." 'J~n'es again spoke after ~r. Rock got up to agree With
. ,L" 'Mr.'~ P~rker..Gray spoke/on the n~,~essity"of keeping up with the
changing times and the ne2essity.of~kepping the tourist't~ade'alive, -
~He ~felt hhis extension a must to the Isl~d's prosperityJ.. '.~
Mr. Mo'~r~s Crosby again~,spoke against the extension. ",:'~'4, --
C0~ittee be acdepted; the motion was..seconde% a show.of hands was
The Airporp Runway
-.-,-': The Vpte was 145 'in favor and 3 oppos'~d;
Extension was voted ~n.
The Meeting adjourned a't' 8:30 P.M.
~u~ ,tO'W~t the' ~abit~t~'of[~HelT~'of N~t~t"met-~
'7:~ A.M~" ~' the forenobn to ~ele~t ~e~ c~dA~e~ for ~6~atiom at ,the''~
State r~, to be elected at .the St~.,~ec~ion ~ No~e~er.,?~:~:~:%i
were posted' 0utsid~ the 0~d RA~s,~' J~ructions ,~q Voters ~md PenUry,
The fol~g Ballot ~erks'wer~ ~o~' ~':' E~ F. Sc~ 'E~e~
Peter I. 'S T~a~ S~ddon Wj Ee~Jr.~~ HerBert - C. Wood, Chester S. B~ett,
Wesley A;~-For~e"~as' ~rn' ~ as W~den~'-':.?~>"~.:>hJ<?~:<~: .'~:': >'°?',r>?'2'~'~".~:'..'/*j ".
~e ba!lSts ~ three packages said to conta~ 162~ R'~lic~ ~d 78~ Dem~r&tic
Ballots were delive~d ~ the B~lot Clerks ~d their receipt .t~en therefor.
The B~lot Box ~d ~ergen~'B~lot Box ~e~ opened for ~specti~. < ~ey were
to be e~. ~e ~gister on ~e B~st box was set~ at 00000, bo~ boxes locked
~d ~e keys t~ned ~er %o.Wen~ll H. owes~ Constable..,::~.~.~,~.~ ~;~
Co, table Howes presSn~ed the Waist for the Sta~e ~~.to
Charles Clark ~ff~.' ~e ~et~g ~as C~ed t6 5rd~. md th~'~Warrant; for the
~a~ was'read ~ the To~ Clerk. At 7~00 A.M. the pb~s were. deol~ed open.
~At 5:00 P.M.~ ~e po~s were decl~ed closed, .the register on the Ballot box
~e foll~ Teller"were then s~m ~: 'Will~ M.' ~;" C~l~j~ F [~ Sayle, '
w~ter D;' Glidden,~ ~les Reis~W~ter'J.~"Fr~;P; ~bk~ 'Jmes F.
Eg~'Sr;~ Freem~ M. K~g, Clarence-H~' S~t;'Robert ':, ~k~ Chiles W. ~is;
Eeroy F; Byder, Allsn D; ~0od, Le0n~d,E.'Go~r~,' H~rbe~'Cabr~' ~erett V.'-
~b Jr. ~',Jmes H.' Olderich, Albe~ A~~ Fee~r M;' Frahcis.~D~as~" ~b~e~.'' P;~' ~!~c~.
~e b~lots w~e then r~oved from the ~lot box~'so~ed ~d co~ed ~d fo~d
to be Rep~lic~ l~ D~ocratic 39 a tot~ of 190. ~e B~lot, ~erks at the ~
gate ~d~at the b~lot box then ~ecked the~ lists~and f0~d the fo~ had
~e Tellers then st~d c°~t~g ~d a~ 6s30 P.M. the follo~ ~es~ts were -
read ~ ~pen meet~g ~ ~e ToE ~e~ .... ' .... ./ ~: '.-
RE~LIC~ P~ ~ ....
I E~d W. Brooke ~ h~ed ~enty '" 120 J~,:,., :,',~.,, ,
BI~s , -,{~ '~ one~
~e h~ed ~enty '.--r~,~;'31
'Jo~~A, Volpe :" '" ~i~ one ~;
Bi~ ~:' . ~', .. :'," ' ~' ~enty s~en 4%;/, ~., ~,--' ..:...- ._., ....
AT~O~)GE~ '> ..... '<%'~": ...... "~ "; ......'~' - r;::<;-:~;:>;'.~
E~iot L~: R~h~on - ~e' h~d -L~enty..~o : 122
~s?" ~en~ n~e ' ,' ~-: 29
Ra~ond M. T~del ~e h~ed ~en'~ ....... .'~' .i.~ -~->~'~'.<' ~O~-J'?:;:-.:;>~
Joseph E., FeE~des ~e ~ed f~~. ~ ~'""~":' ~' :' '1~
~ohn ~. 'Buc~~' ,:'", ~ '" "~e h~ed ~nty. ~o " - "~ ~22
i
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;'~lan F;' Jones . . :,
.Blanks ~_~ .~/~!i,'.' ~'~r :',-; '- ':;: '~-. Twenty .nine i;:!
~t~ ~. Desrocher : .-~e h~d fifty
DB~ICT ATTO~' Sou~e~' ~stric~
'.' Bl~s .... '?: :' "; ..... 4 ". :: ,.. ~e .h~ed forty
[ z'z... .' 3.:~,: ,.t;.;( : t--.[ ~.,',W ? . ,~, '~(j~... . . ,,
Thomas B. 'Ad~ ..... ' ~ee" .:. '
Joseph E, Mc~e ... -~wen~ --'.
Herbert. Lj' ' I
Frauc'is X.~ Beliot~i ...:- ' Tweflty'four
SEnTrY ', ';'-i; : ::- ://
K~ H,'~ite ' -' ' ~ty seven
Bi~s _'-.'.:~ .' _' "'
- --' '~ '%'
Robert Q;"Cr~e Thi~Y fo~"
Bl~s' .: ' - .. Five -.
' -:.:.,"% ' '-. '" d ' .- . ;-., ,'~ '_.~; .
Thudded' Buczko
J~es H,' ~lly ', S~mte~
Bl~s .~'.~.,
C~GR~S~ '~lfth ~strict
~ J.' ,Feriss~ Five
Bl~s. ' ...- T~
Bla~s ' '- ~ev~
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RE~~AT~E' ~~h~ L~ ~srocherGF~CO~T~ ;:, Fir~,t
Scatt~ T~ee