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SEVENTIETH ANNUAL REPORT
of the
June 20 - June 23~ 1992
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TABLE OF, CON~rENTS
Officers for the year 1992-1993 .........
Past Convention Sites & Dates ........ 6
Memorial Service- June 20, 1992 ..:... 9
Conference Programs .................
Annual Meeting ......................
Annual Banquet .....................
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33
97
Looking Ahead to N.E.A.F.C. ’93 ..... 179
Membership Lists: (as of 11/15/92)
Connecticut ......................
Maine ...........................
Massachusetts ...................
New Hamsphire .................
157
171
145
167
Rhode Island .................... 163
Vermont ......................... 173
Life Members .................... 175
Vendors .........................
175
Supporters ....................... 190

Officers 1992
(L-R) Chief Richard K. Wehter, Secretary and Treasurer;
Chief Carl H. Winslow, President; Chief Robert
J. Nunes, 1st Vice President; Chief Don A. Centracchio,
2nd Vice President.
1992 Board of Directors & Officers
Front (L-R) Secretary/Treasurer Richard K. Wehter,
Hingham, Ma.; 1st Vice President Robert J. Nunes,
Chicopee, Ma.; President Carl H. Winslow, Yarmouth,
Maine; 2nd Vice President Don A. Centracchio, West
Warwick, Rhode Island.
Back (L-R) Directors Russell B. Lacaillade, Coventry,
R.I.; Edward F. Haber, Berlin, Ct.; John J. Flaherty,
West Springfield, Ma.; Sidney Thurston, Waterbury
Center, Vt.; Charles DeGrandpre, Freeport, Me.; Brent
I,emire, I,itchfield, N.H.

NEW ENGLAND ASSOCIATION OF FIRE CHIEFS, INC.
OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR 1992-1993
President
Chief Carl H. Winslow, Yarmouth, Maine
First Vice President
Chief Robert J. Nunes, Chicopee, Massachusetts
Second Vice President
Chief Don A. Centracchio, West Warwick, Rhose Island
Secretary & Treasurer
Chief Richard K. Wehter, Hingham, Massachusetts
Directors
Chief John J. Flaherty, West Springfield, Massachusetts
Director Sidney Thurston, Waterbury Center, Vermont
Chief Russell B. Lacaillade, Coventry, Rhode Island
Retired Chief Edward F. Haber, Berlin, Connecticut
Chief Brent Lemire, Litchfield, New Hampshire
Chief Charles H. DeGrandpre, Freeport, Maine
Immediate Past President
Chief Wendall M. Mansfield, Stowe, Vermont
Sergeant-at-Arms
Chief Anthony W. Jarvis, Ludlow, Massachusetts
Chaplains
Reverend Stephen C. Foley, Glastonbury, Connecticut
Reverend Charles L. Chalk, Merrimack, Ne~v Hampshire
Seventy-First Annual Conference
Royal Plaza Hotel and Trade Center, Marlboro, Massachusetts
Friday, June 18 to Tuesday, June 22, 1993
1994 Conference - Springfield’Civic Center, Springfield, M a.
1995 Conference - Springfield Civic Center, Springfield, Ma.

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BRIDGEPORT, Conn., June 20-21-22, 1923
PRES. CHIEF JOHN P. DOYLE, Wellesley, Mass.
BOSTON, Mass., June 24-25-26, 1924
PRES. JOHN C. MORAN, Hartford, Conn.
1"4o. 3- PITTSFIELD, Mass., June 23-24-25, 1925
PRES. PATRICK HURLEY, Holyoke, Mass.
No. 4 - MANCHESTER, N.H., June 22-23-24, 1926
PRES. I)ANIEL E. JOHNSON, Bridgeport, Conn.
No. 5- PORTLAND, Maine, June 21-22-23, 1927
PRES. CHARLES H. FRENCH, Manchester, N.H.
1~7o. 6 - BURLII-4GTON, Vt., June 26-27-28-29, 1928
No. 7-
PRES. WILLIAM C. SHEPARD, Pittsfield, Mass.
NEW HAVEN, Conn., June 25-26-27, 1929
PRES. OLIVER T. SA~qBORN, Portland, Maine
No. 8- RUTLAND, Vt., June 24-25-26-27, 1930
PRES. LAWRENCE E. REIF, New Haven, Conn.
No. 9- BOSTON, Mass., June 23-24-25-26, 1931
PRES. SELDEN R. ALLEN, Brookline, Mass.
I’qo. 10 -!~-~EWPORT, R.I., June 21-22-23-24, 1932
PRES. JOSEPH LAWTON, Newport, R.I.
No. 11 -LEWISTON, Maine, June 20-21-22, 1933
PRES. ALFRED H. KOLTONSKI, Rutland, Vt.
INTo. 12 -BURLINGTON, Vt., June 26-27-28-29, 1934
PRES. DANIEL B. TIERNEY, Arlington, Mass.
)-,To. 13 -NEW BEDFORD, Mass., June 25-26-27, 1935
PRES. JOHI~ S. PACHL, New Haven, Conn.
No. 14 -HARTFORD, Conn., June 23-24-25, 1936
PRES. DAVID H. DeCOURCY, Winchester, Mass.
No. 15 -THE BALSAMS, Dixville Notch, N.H., June 22-23-24, 1937
PRES. CARL D. STOCKWELL, Burlington, Vt.
No. 16 -BURLIiX~GTON, Vt., June 21-22-23, 1938
PRES. JOSEPH W. RANDLETTE, Richmond, Maine
No. 17 -PROVIDENCE, R.I., June 20-21-22, 1939
PRES. THOMAS F. BURNS, Bridgeport, Conn.
No. 18 -THE BALSAIVIS, Dixville Notch, N.H., June 25-26-27, 1940
PRES. SAMUEL J. POPE, Boston, Mass.
~\7o. 19 -BOSTON, Mass., Aug. 18-19-20-21-22-23, 1941
PRES. THOMAS H. CUTTER, Providence, R.I.
~qo. 20 -Cancelled because of the War
PRES. WILLIAM C. MAHONEY, Peabody, Mass.
No. 21 -RUTLAND, Vt., War Conference, June 22-23-24, 1943
PRES. WILLIAM C. MAHONEY, Peabody, Mass.
No. 22 -THE BALSAIVIS, Dixville Notch, N.H., June 27-28-29, 1944
PRES. M.W. LAWTON, Middletown, Conn.
No. 23 -Cancelled because of the War
PRES. ALLEN F. PAYSON, Camden, Maine
No. 24 -THE WENTWORTH, Portsmouth, N.H., June 25-26-27, 1946
~qo. 25
PRES. ALLEN F. PAYSON, Camden, Maine
-THE WENTWORTH, Portsmouth, N.H., June 24-25-26, 1947
PRES. FRANK J. CALLAHAN, Central Falls, R.I.
No. 26 -THE WENTWORTH, Portsmouth, N.H., June 22-23-24, 1948
PRES. ARTHUR W. SPRING, Loconia, N.H.
No. 27 -THE WENTWORTH, Portsmouth, lX~.H., June 21-22-23, 1949
PRES. CHIEF WILLI/~M H. HILL, Belmont, Mass.
No. 28 -THE WENTWORTH, Portsmouth, N.H., June 20-21-22, 1950
PRES. CHIEF STUART M. POTTER, Greenwich, Conn.
No. 29 -THE WENTWORTH, Portsmouth, N.H., June 19-20-21-22, 1951
PRES. CHIEF WILLIAM H. CLIFFORD, Cape Elizabeth, Maine
No. 30 -THE WENTWORTH, Portsmouth, N.H., June 23-24-25-26, 1952
PRES. JOSEPH E. SCANLO)~, Lynn, Mass.
No. 31 -THE WEIqTWORTH, Portsmouth, N.H., June 22-23-24-25, 1953
PRES. CHIEF ANTHONY J. MOLLOY, Nashua, N.H.
~Io. 32 -THE WENTWORTH, Portsmouth, N.H., June 21-22-23-24, 1954
PRES. CHIEF HENRI E. FOFTIER, Manville, R.I.
No. 33 -THE WENTWORTH, Portsmouth, N.H., June 20-21-22-23, 1955
PRES. CHIEF GEORGE C. GRAHAM, Conn.
No. 34 -THE WENTWORTH, Portsmouth, N.H., June 25-26-27-28, 1956
PRES. CHIEF JOHN F. KEEFE, Bellows Falls, Vt.

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No. 69
No. 70
-THE WENTWORTH, Portsmouth, N.H., June 23-24-25-26, 1957
PRES. CHIEF HORACE S. JOSE, So. Portland, Maine
-THE WENTWORTH, Portsmouth, N.H., June 23-24-25-26, 1958
PRES. CHIEF THOMAS H. SLAMAN, Wellesley, Mass.
-THE WENTWORTH, Portsmouth, N.H., June 22-23-24-25, 1959
PRES. CHIEFGEORGE F. SALISBURY, Central Falls, R.I.
-THE WENTWORTH, Portsmouth, N.H., June 20-21-22-23, 1960
PRES. CHIEF GUY L. FOSS, Wolfeboro, N.H.
-THE WENTWORTH, Portsmouth, N.I-I., June 19-20-21-22, 1961
PRES. CHIEF FRANCIS J. DAGON, East Hartford, Conn.
-THE WENTWORTH, Portsmouth, N.H., June 18-19-20-21, 1962
PRES. CHIEF ALFRED T. WRIGHT, White River Junction, Vt.
-THE WENTWORTH, Portsmouth, N.H., June 17-18-19-20, 1963
PRES. CHIEF RICHARD FRATES, Bath, Maine
-THE WENTWORTH, Portsmouth, IXl.H., June 28 - July 2, 1964
PRES. CHIEF BARTHOLOMEW n. CURREN, Scituate, Mass.
-THE WENTWORTH, Portsmouth, N.H., June 21-22-23-24, 1965 ¯
PRES. CHIEF THOMAS E. DUCKWORTH, Warwick, R.I.
-THE WENTWORTH, Portsmouth, N.H., June 20-21-22-23, 1966
PRES. CHIEF RALPH G. SEAVEY, Rochester, N.H.
-THE WENTWORTH, Portsmouth, N.H., June 19-20-21-22, 1967
PRES. CHIEF JAMES L. GROTE, Chester, Conn.
-THE WENTWORTH, Portsmouth, N.H., June 23-24-25-26-27, 1968
PRES. CHIEF CARMI J. DUSO, Enosburg Falls, Vt.
-THE WENTWORTH, Portsmouth, N.H., June 22-23-24-25-26, 1969
PRES. CHIEF GEORGE A. BULGER, Ramford, Maine
-THE WENTWORTH, Portsmouth, N.H., June 21-22-23-24-25, 1970
PRES. CHIEF ROBERT ULM, Easthampton, Mass.
-THE WENTWORTH, Portsmouth, N.H., June 13-14-15-16-17, 1971
PRES. CHIEF ROMEO D. MONAST, Pawcatuck, R.I.
-THE WENTWORTH, Portsmouth, N.H., June 18-19-20-21-22, 1972
PRES. CHIEF JOHN F. DONOVAN, Durham, N.H.
-MT. WASHINGTON HOTEL, Bretton Woods, INI.H., June 24-8, 1973
PRES. CHIEF THOMAS J. HAYES, East Haven, Conn.
-MT. WASHINGTON HOTEL, Bretton Woods, N.H., June 23-7, 1974
PRES. CHIEF ALBERT B. GALFETTI, Barre, Vt.
-THE WENT%VORTH, Portsmouth, N.H., June 22-23-24-25-26, 1975
PRES. CHIEF JOSEPH R. CREMO, Portland, Maine
-MT. WASHINGTON HOTEL, Bretton Woods, N.H., Jun. 27-Jul. i, ’76
PRES. CHIEF EDW.ARD B. BOROWIEC, Chicopee, Mass.
-DUNFEY’S, Hyannis, Mass., June 19-20-21-22-23, 1977
PRES. CHIEF EARL ANDREWS, Lincoln, R.I.
-THE WENTWORTH, Portsmouth, N.H., June 25-26-27-28, 1978
PRES. CHIEF MERTON S. DYER, Peterborough, N.H.
-THE WENTWORTH, Portsmouth, N.H., June 24-25-26-27, 1979
PRES. CHIEF CARL P. SAWYER, Groton, Conn.
-DUNFEY’S, Hyannis, Mass., June 22-23-24-25, 1980
PRES. CHIEF PATRICK BROWN, Burlington, Vt.
-THE WENTWORTH, Portsmouth, N.H., June 28-July 1, 1981
PRES. CHIEF JAMES F. RULMAN, Westbrook, Maine
-MARRIOTT INN, Providence, R.I., June 27-28-29-30, 1982
PRES. CHIEF HARRY SCHNEIDER, Agawam, Mass.
-DUNFEY’S, Hyannis, Mass, June 26-27-28-29, 1983
PRES. CHIEF ANGELO CAPPELLI, Johnson, R.I.
-DUNFEY’S, Hyannis, Mass., June 24-25-26-27, 1984
PRES. CHIEF CHARLES A. FOSS, Wolfeboro, N.H.
-DUIXIFEY’S, Hyannis, Mass, June 23-24-25-26, 1985
PRES. CHIEF CLINTON HUGHES, Wethersfield, Conn.
-MARRIOTT INN, Providence, R.I., June 22-23-24-25, 1986
PRES. CHIEF ERNEST FLANDERS, Montpelier, Vt.
-TARA DUNFEY, Hyannis, Mass., June 28-July i, 1987
PRES. CHIEF ROBERT BUTTERS, Norway, Maine
-TARA DUNFEY, Hyann~s, Mass, June 26-27-28-29, 1988
PRES. CHIEF ROBERT TEECE, Randolph, Mass.
-SHERATON STURBRIDGE, Sturbridge, Mass., June 25-28, 1989
PRES. CHIEF GERALD P. LANDRY, Woonsocket, R.I.
-SHERATON STURBRIDGE, Sturbridge, Mass., June 23-27, 1990
PRES. CHIEF CHARLES Q. HALL, Merrimack, N.H.
-SHERATON STURBRIDGE, Sturbridge, Mass., June 22-26, [992
PRES. CHIEF WILLIAM A. HEALEY, Milford, Conn.
-SHERATON, STURBRIDGE, Sturbridge, Mass., June 20-23, 1992
PRES. CHIEF WENDALL M. MANSFIELD, Stowe, Vt.

CHIEF MARTIN J. JORDAN
Immediate Past Secretary & Treasurer
1988-1992
In appreciation of all your hard work and determination in
moving the associations goals and professional stature forward
in very difficult times. Best wishes Marty and THANK
YOU.

SEVENTIETH
CONFERENCE and EXPOSiTiON
NEW ENGLAND ASSOCIATION
of FIRE CHIEFS, INCo
Presiding:
Chief Wendall M. Mansfield
President
At..
Federated Church of Sturbridge
Sturbridge, Massachusetts
Saturday, June 20, 1992
8:15 p.m.
ANNETTE NAH~r(~YAN
Registered Professional Reporter
30 Exeter Street
Brockton, Massachusetts 02402
Telephone: (508) 586-3464

Led by the Sturbridge Fire Department Color
Guard, members march to the Federated
Church for the annual Memorial Service to
honor our departed brothers.
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Sturbridge, Massachusetts
Saturday, June 20, 1992
[The procession entered the church and ~he colors were
posted.]
CHIEF CARL H. WINSLOW: [Yarmouth, ME] All join with
me in the pledge to the flag, please.
[The Pledge of Allegiance was said.]
REVEREND CHARLES L. CHALK: [Merrimack, NH] You
may be seated. Turn to page 550 to My Country ’Tis of Thee. We
will sing all four verses. Page No. 550.
[My Country ’Tis of Thee was sung.]
PRESIDENT WENDALL M. MANSFIELD: [Stowe, VT]
Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, wives, chiefs, and honored
guests. Reverend Goble is sick and not able to be here tonight.
We would like to thank the Federated Church for allowing us to
use this facility in holding our Memorial Service again. We also
wish Reverend Goble the best and get well soon.
I would also like to take the opportunity to thank the Sturbridge
Color Guard.
CHIEF LEONARD E. SENECAL: [Sturbridge, MA] Good
evening. On behalf of myself, my wife Cindy, and the Town of
Sturbridge, I would like to welcome everyone here for the 70th
Annual New England Association of Fire Chiefs Conference. It
has been my pleasure once again to be your host chief on the
fourth and final year in the Town of Sturbridge. I hope you have
all enjoyed our town and that this proves to be our most
memorable. We’ve met new friends and old friends along the
way and cherish these moments forever. So everybody relax,
enjoy, and be happy. Thank you very much.
REVEREND CHALK: Thank you, Chief. You will join with
me in the call to worship that is found in your pamphlet for the
evening.
Give thanks to the Lord for He is good, His kindness endures
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CHAPLAINS
Reverend Charles Chalk (L) and Father
Stephen Foley (R).

forever.
PEOPLE: Happy are they who observe what is right.
Who do always what is just.
REVEREND CHALK: Remember us, O Lord in time ofneed.
PEOPLE: Visit us with your saving help.
REVEREND CHALK: I call on Reverend Steve Foley to the
pulpit to read the scripture reading for this evening.
REVEREND STEPHEN C. FOLEY: [West Hartford, CT]
Our scripture selection is taken from the Book of Revelation.
And John saw a new heaven and a new earth, for the first
heaven and the first earth had passed away and the sea was no
more.
And I saw the holy city, the new Jerusalem coming down
from heaven, from God, prepared as a bride adorned for her
husband.
And then I heard a great voice from the throne say, "Blessed
are they who die in the Lord for they shall take their good works
with them."
Thus ends the scripture reading.
REVEREND CHALK: Join me again ifyou will in hymn 548,
America the Beautiful, NO. 548. We will sing all four verses and
let’s stand as we sing all four verses. It seems to give it something
special. .
[America the Beautiful was sung.]
REVEREND CHALK: You may be seated.
REVEREND FOLEY: And ge~i comfortable. I plan to speak
for about 45 minutes.
[Laughter]
REVEREND FOLEY: After all, we are in a Protestant
church and it is not often that a Catholic gets to preach that
long.
[Laughter]
REVERAND FOLEY: Perhaps some of you will recall that at
this very convention some 20 years ago, we were very, very
saddened at the outset to learn of a tragic fire at Commonwealth
and Dartmouth in Boston. The Vendome Hotel collapsed,
taking with it nine valiant souls and injuring some 25 or
30 others, many of them permanently for life.
But how many of you realize the struggle that has gone on in
these past 20 years to have a memorial placed on that spot in
their memory? And I had quite forgotten about that myself
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Members and spouses listen intently as
Father Foley delivers the homily.
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until on my 51st birthday -- and for those of you who don’t
know, that’s May 26th.
[Laughter]
REVEREND FOLEY:-- when there was an article in The
Boston Globe by Mike Barnicle. Now, many of you know Mike
Barnicle is a very famous columnist. His articles are read
throughout the entire country, not simply in the Greater Boston
area. And as the saying goes, Mike likes to tell it as it is. And in
part what he had to say about that fire and what has followed
in the 20 years ever since that time in this struggle.
I mention this because the 20th anniversary was this past
Wednesday, but it is symbolical 6f the struggle that we have
day in and day out to make the public realize what the fire
service is all about. And I like that term "service" as opposed to
"department" because it reminds us ofwhat our existence is for
others.
"I remember," says Mike, " when with no warning at 1730
hours floors collapsed like egg shells and more than 25 firefighters
toppled through the dust and embers, bricks and boards,
landing in a rubble of ash and blood. I remember the screams
and I can still see the bodies, nine ofthem, mangled, mutilated,
being carried out of the debris and darkness by their comrades
in tears."
And he goes on to describe the funeral at Holy Cross Cathedral,
which many of us left to attend in Boston with some 10,000
firefighters in uniform, with Cardinal Medeiros himself presiding
over the common funeral of nine firefighters whose caskets
lined the entire front of that huge cathedral.
And the many thousands who stood outside in the pouring
rain because they could not fit within those hallowed walls, I
remember that day well as I remember every funeral I’ve ever
celebrated for a firefighter who died in the line of duty. But now
here is the part that’s even sadder.
Now, 20 years after the fire, the Department in Boston is still
struggling to place but a small plaque on the sidewalk near the
corner of Commonwealth and Dartmouth. But all the aristocrats
on State Street, those who dress in fancy suits and expensive
clothing, have thought that plaque might detour tourists.
It might be bad, maybe so, t~hey said, on the city’s history.
Well, the Department administration and the firefighters
union are still struggling. "I think they’ll say no again," Mr.
Kilduff, the secretary of the union said, "they aren’t really in-
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terested in what we do." And then he goes on to say -- and you
can all relate to this whether you are from a large department or
a small one -- "A couple of weeks ago I stood outside a burning
apartment in Roxbury and watched, the trucks come up the
street. I’m always amazed when I see these men and women,
flags flying from the apparatus, the bastion of American patriotism.
They rush unh~sitantly into smoke-filled darkness after
complete strangers. The firefighters were white and black and
brown. They live in different backgrounds and yet move as one
fluid machine to help people, to save lives and protect the
property of those they’ve never met.
"I tell you this today," says Mike Barnicle, "I’ve seen more
honor, more pride, more commitment and more compassion in
firehouses and police stations throughout the country than I
ever witnessed in our great universities, our large banks, our
big businesses, City Hail, the State House or the halls of Congress.
And yet, we cannot even place a small plaque on the
sidewalk."
Now, here’s a very interesting paragraph. "Because it not
only tells us what people think of the fire service many times,
but it also bespeaks the problems confronting us as a nation.
We have seen the trouble in Los Angeles but there is a constant
riot of money and greed that goes on every day in this city,
Boston, and every other city in the country where spirit is looted
and pride is diminished, all in the shadows of indifference."
Think about it. And what he says about Boston could be said
about any place in the fire service. Think about it. What kind of
atmosphere do we have where nine public servants who gave
their lives cannot be remembered, simply because a handful are
concerned about appearances and the contour of the sidewalk.
"All it was going to be was a littl~ plaque rimmed by bricks,"
said Mikey Mullane, Regional Vice President of the Boston
Firefighters, "you know, something like the stars on Hollywood
Boulevard."
But Kilduff said, "We ain’t no stars to these people."
There it is. What more can we say except what was said in the
scripture. Maybe the people in Boston don’t want to hear it.
Maybe the people in this country don’t want to hear it. But the
fire service is a noble tradition and the words of Revelation
apply to us as well as they do to maybody because we stand for
loyalty to duty and compassion and service to others.
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Chief John P. Jenkins of West Barnstable,
Massachusetts sings the LORD’S PRAYER
at the annual Memorial Service.
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Blessed are those who die to the Lord for their good works
shall accompany them.
CHIEF JOHN P. JENKINS: [West Barnstable, MA]I dedicate
this night to the memory of our grandfather, Fire Marshal
James Grote.
[Chief Jenkins sang the Lord’s Prayer.]
CHIEF ANTHONY W. JARVIS: [Ludlow, MA] Would you
join in reciting the Firefighter’s Prayer, which is located on the
back cover of the pamphlet. All join in.
When I am called to duty, God
Wherever tTames may rage,
Give me strength to save some life
Whatever be its age.
Help me embrace a little child
Before it is too late
Or save an older person from
the horror of that fate
Enable me to be alert
And hear the weakest shout
And quickly and efficiently
To put the fire out.
I want to fill my calling and
To give the best in me,
To guard my every neighbor
And protect his property.
And if according to my fate
I am to lose my life,
Please bless with your protecting hand
My children and my wife
CHIEF MARTIN J. JORDAN: [Portland, ME] I want to
thank you for being here this evening. It’s nice to see the same
faces every year that we have been here for the past four years.
To me this is probably the most important part of the Conference
in remembering our departed brothers. Let us reflect upon
the reading of each of our departed brothers’ names as I go
through the list and each time the bell will toll.
Chief Joseph C. Jacobs, Essex Junction, Vermont.
Chief James L. Grote, Chester, Connecticut.
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Chief James L. Grote
Chester, Connecticut
Chief Joseph C. Jacobs
Essex Junction, Vermot
Chief Thomas F. Venner
Barre, Vermont
Chief Irving W. Taylor
Ashburnham, Massachusetts
Chief Donald G. Webster
Cape Elizabeth, Maine
Commissioner Raymond Rouke
Shelton, Connecticut
Chief Ar~tone M. Silva, Jr.
Edgartown, Massachusetts
Chief Thomas Manager
Glastonbury, Connecticut
Chief Joseph J. Nicolosi
Metheun, Massachusetts
Chief Walter Stank
Upton, Massachusetts
Chief Merton E. Churchill
Attleboro, Massachusetts
Chief Frank G. Mahney
Boston Globe Fire Brigade
Boston, Massachusetts
Assistant Chief James J. Connors
Milford, Connecticut
Chief ]~enjamin A. Mangels
Rowayton, Connecticut
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Chief Tom Venner, Barre, Vermont.
Chief Irving W. Taylor, Ashburnham, Massachusetts.
Chief Donald G. Webster, Cape Elizabeth, Maine.
Commissioner Raymond Rouke, Shelton, Connecticut.
Chief Antone M. Silva, Jr., Edgartown, Massachusetts.
Chief Thomas Man.a.ger, Glastonbury, Connecticut.
Chief Joseph Nicolosi, Methuen, Massachusetts.
Chief Walter Stank, Upton, Massachusetts.
Chief Merton Churchill, Attleboro, Massachusetts.
Chief Frank Mahoney, Boston Globe Fire Department Fire
Brigade.
Assistant Chief James Connors, Milford, Connecticut.
And Benjamin A. Mangels, Rowayton, Connecticut.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Now if everyone would join in a
moment of silence for our departed members and their families
of the names that were called.
[A moment of silence observed.]
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: And now again I want to thank
everyone for attending this 70th Memorial Service. I hope it is
an enjoyable and productive Conference and that we have one
of the best ones we’ve had so far. We have all enjoyed putting it
on for you.
I turn it over to Reverend Charles Chalk.
REVEREND CHALK: Stand for the benediction.
Let us pray. Our heavenly Father, we tonight thank you for
the privilege of again gathering that we might share with one
another the friendships we have established through the years.
We pray, Lord, this will be a blessed Conference. That a good
time will be had by all. That we will learn things in the seminars.
We will meet and find new friends. That we might have a
blessed time. That we might be able to go back and serve our
communities in a better way and in a stronger way, having
learned from others and gathered the energy we need. We thank
You for what You blessed us with. Protect us, watch over us, so
we might gather again next year in Jesus’ name. Amen.
We will sing the National Anthem at page 552. We will sing
both verses. No. 552.
[The Star-Spangled Banner sung.]
[The color guard came forward and the flags were taken out.]
[The procession left the church.]
[The Memorial Service concluded at 8:50 p.m.]
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Slurbrklgc IIo~,1 llolcl
Slurbridge, Massachusetts
June 20 - 24, 1992
Saturday, June 20, 1992
12:00 - 4:00 p.m. Prc-Rcgistration
Registration (L:xhibil Lobby)
Exhibits (’)pen
Reading of By-1 .a\v changes
6:30 p,m. Mass Celebrated in the Commons
8:30 p.m. Memorial Service
Federated Church of Sturbridge
8 p.m. March to Church led by Slurbridgc Fire
Dcparlment Ilonor Guard
Suuday, June 21, 1992
9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Conference ~ Exhibits Open
9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Registration
1:00 p.m. -3:00 p.m. Registration
Evening’s Event
Vendor’s Night
Monday, June 22, 1992
States shall nominate their Directors
9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Exhibits Open
9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Registration
1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. Registration
9:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Tbe Commons
Moderator: Chief Don Ccnlracchio
Seminar:
Fire Grotmd Management (NOT ICS)
Chief lack Snook
Managcmcot Dcvc.lopment Institute
Lake Oswego, Oregon
11:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Break
11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. The Commons
Moderator: Chief Sidney Tharston
Seminar:
Recruiting and Maintaining Volunleers
Chief Jack Snook
Management Devclolm)ent Institute
Lake Oswego, Oregon
Program
70th Annual Conference
and Exposition
New England Association
of Fire Chiefs, Inc.
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Program Committee:
Chief Don Centracchio. Chairman, West WanNick, RI
Chief Sidney Thurston, Walerbury Center, VT
Chief Brian D. Wade, Sr. Shaftsbury. VT
Chief George Small, Cumberland, ME
8:30 p.m. - 12:30 a.m. Evening Enlertaimnent
I)allcing Iii oltr nil}st lilVorilc hit% l}lus an exciting [loor
show all I)~ Ihc renowned l)ri[lcrs. Admission free to all
Conference rcgislranlg and vendors, Grand Ballroom,
Tuesday, June 23, 1992
9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Exbibits Open
9:00 a.m. - 1 i :00 a.m. Registration
9:30 a.m. - I 1:00 a.m. The Abbington ¯
Mode~ aim: Ch icf Don (:entrac¢ hio
Seminar:
Meridian Plaza Fire
Fire Comm, Roger Lllshalcr
City of Philadelphia
11:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Break
1 1:30 a.m. - i :00 p.m. Tbc Abhinglon
Seminar:
Rccngnizing Stress
Reverend Michael l,cckic
Chaplain of R1 Fire Chief5 Asgociation
Charier Member of RI Critical Incident Slrcss
Debriefing Team
1:30 p.m. Board of Dircclors Meeting
Soulhbridgc Room .
2:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Annual Mccling
Chcsirc-Danforth Room
Annual Reports of Officers and Commiltccs
Announcement of 1995 Conference Location
Annual Banquet - Grand Ball Room
6:00 p.m. Cocklail I lour
7:00 p.m. Grand March and Dinner
Invocation:
Roy. Charles l,. Chalk
Guest Speaker:
l, ive~ Aytd~! Rep. Danny Gore
Prop, of Avc~y’s Gore, Northcas~ Kingdom, VT
Installation of Newly Elected O~ccrs
President: Chicf Cari I1. Winslow
8:30 p.m. - 12:30 a.m. Dancing Led by"Cclcbrntion"

~’~ .~ ~
JOB WELL DONE.

The Plymouth County
(Mass.) group includes
(L-R) Chiefs
Tim Travers, Whitman;
Steve Tucker,
Hanover; Dick Wehter,
Hingham; and
Bill Millet from
Abington. You shot
a what Tim?
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2nd Annual Stress
Relief Seminar is
lead by (2nd from
left) Chief & 1st
V.P. Bob Nunes.
Bob was questioned
as to why his team
had drawn the #1
tee position for the
2nd year in a row.
The Metro Boston
plus group: (L-R)
Chiefs Ron Comier
from Leominster,
Bob DiPoli, Needham,
(Unknown) &
Carl Vitagliano of
Braintree (elected
Selectman in October.
)

The Rhode Island contingent lead by Chief
Russell Lacaillade of Coventry.
The Connecticut contingent led by Chief Johta
O’Bier of North Haven.
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A Special PMce
New England Association of
Fire Chiefs, Inc.
70th Annual
Conference and Exposition
Sturbridge Host Resort
and Conference Center
Saturday, June 20, 1992
12:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Pre-Registration
Registration
Exhibits ()pen
A map \viii bc available Io show you the xvay to local
shopping. Stnp by registration desk for information.
This is the pcrIcct opportnnily to find a T-qhirt or
Sxvcatshirl for Tuesday’s cxcilill~ Paillling PrOglanl!
8:00 p.m. - Memorial Se~ice
Federated Church ~ Stu~bri¢l~e
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Sunday, June 21, 1992
9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Registration
1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Registration
1:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Fashion Ideas and Ice Cream Social
Please come join tile ladies in the Courtyard tn make
new friends and enjoy afternoon goodies while Barbara
F, pstcin shows us tile newest ideas in today’s fashion,
6:30 p.m. - Closing
The First Annual Vendor’s Night
Monday, June 22, 1992
9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Trip to Boston
Meet in front of the Ilotel and travel to tile State’s Capital
via private motor coach. A chance to enjoy Quincy Market,
Fanuel l tall and the New England Aquarium while leaving
the driving to us! Be sure to pick up a T-Shirt or Swcatshirt
for tomorrow’s shirtpainting seminar! Bus leaves Boston
promptly at 2:30 p.m.
8:30 p.m. Evening Entertainment
Come dance, laugh and enjoy yourselves with the
DRIFTERS!
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Tuesday, June 23, 1992
9:00 a.m. Christmas Crafts ill Jnne
Join it,,, umlcr the dircctiou
retired Chic[ Edward I laddad,
tiong [’or yonr (,hrislmaq Ircc~
1 i :00 a.m. Annual Mini-Golf Competition
No Pros Allowcd~
2:00 p,m, T-Shirt Art
I lands on cxpericm’t,~ Come decorate )oar own l-~hirl
or Swvalghirl. Plcagt" bring your own appa~el~ We
provide all OlhCr snpplics and inglrnClion,
6:00 p.m.
Cocktails
Gr/uld Balhooln
7:00 p.m.
Allllllld Banqnct
Grand Ballroom.
LaOies Commillee:
Phyllis Mansfield, Pat Winslow, Sandy Nunes, l.inda
Maurais, AmcliaJnrdan,Janc l labcr, Mary Flahcrly,
Carnlyn Small, Donna Ccntracchio, Dolores Thurston,
Marion lle~Icy, Beth-llolly l.aDtd¢c, LorryJorscy, Jndy
Wade, Nancy Webslcr, Rosalce Sutton

The ladies also engaged
in a stress relief seminar
of their own.
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The Ladies Enjoyed
Themselves As Well At
The 70th Annual Conference
and Exposition

New England’s Largest Display Of Fire And
Emergency Services Vehiciles
& Equipment
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Interior displays continue
to draw record attendance
from the simple spanner
wrench to the sophisticated
computer program.
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VETERAN PROPRIETORS
Above: Mr. and Mrs. Michael O’Brien
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Below: Mr. William Tashjian
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The New England Association of Fire Chiefs
extend their sincere appreciation and thanks
to all the vendors who support our cause for
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT through
their continuous financial and educational
assistance.
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SEVENTIETH
CONFERENCE and EXPOSITION
NEW ENGLAND ASSOCIATION
of FiRE CHIEFS, INC.
Presiding:
Chief W~dall Mo Ma~field
President
A~
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Tuesday, June 23, 1992
2:06 p.m.
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PRESIDENT WENDALL M. MANSFIELD: [Stowe, VT] I
would like to call the meeting to order.
Please stand and salute the flag.
[Pledge of Allegiance said.]
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Please remain standing. Reverend
Chalk.
REVEREND CHARLES L. CHALK: [Merrimack, NH] Let.
us pray.
Our Heavenly Father, we thank You for this time we can
gather together. Today we have important matters to deal with.
Lord, give them wisdom. Lord, You will bless the Association as
it continues down the years. We pray this Association years
from now, even another 70 years it be in existence. Give us,
please give us guidance in Jesus’ name. Amen.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: You may be seated.
I would like to welcome you .all to this 70th Conference of the
New England Association of Fire Chiefs.
At this time I am going to appoint Merton Dyer from the State
of New Hampshire as the parliamentarian, which he has been
for a number of years.
And I’ll turn it over to Chief Senecal for an address of
welcome.
CHIEF LEONARD E. SENECAL: [Sturbridge, MA] Thank
you, President Mansfield. It’s been a pleasure for the last four
years to host this fine organization in the Town of Sturbridge.
We’re very pleased that we are the first to get this honor from
this Association and it’s lasted for the last four.
The Fire Department and myself would like to thank this
Association for all the things they have done for our Fire
Department in the Town of Sturbridge. I hope you all enjoy our
town. I would like to wish this organization good luck in the
future. Thank you very much.
[Applause]
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Thank you, Chief Senecal.
I would also like to ask the members when you are speaking
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to give your name and the name of your community so the
stenographer can take it all down.
I would have the report of the Secretary, Martin Jordan,
please.
CHIEF MARTIN J. JORDAN: [Portland, ME] Report of the
Secretary for 1992.
To the Officers and Members of the New England Association
of Fire Chiefs, Incorporated, I hereby submit the Annual
Report of the Secretary for the year ending May 31st, 1992.
The Board of Directors fall meeting was held on October 4,
1991 at the Sheraton Monarch, Springfield. A special Board of
Directors meeting was held at the Sheraton, Nashua, New
Hampshire on March 20, 1992. Our spring Board of Directors
meeting was held at the Sheraton Ferncroft in Danvers, Mass..
on May 1st, 1992. The yearly Association business was tran;acted
along with the formulation and completion of plans for
the 70th Annual Conference and Exposition.
No site selection committee was necessary this year due to
the double site award to Springfield for 1994 and 1995.
President Mansfield and your Secretary transacted all yearly
Association business professionally and in the best interest of
the Association.
The 1991 Red Book was printed and distributed to all
members of the Association in January. All other mailings
were also made attheir designated times. In addition, 3,000 announcement
cards describing our Conference were sent to all the fire
departments in New England.
At this time, I would like to remind all of you of the importance
of your state directors. You elect these gentlemen and if
you need anything, I urge you not to hesitate to contact them. In
addition, please let them know of any retirements, deaths or
change of address, most importantly, of our members.
During 1991, we welcomed new faces into our organization.
As of May 31, our membership consists of:
Connecticut 233
Maine 66
Massachusetts 498
New Hampsahire 111
Rhode Island 127
Vermont 53
Out of state 30
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According to rank we have the following active membership:
Active 409
Associate 214
Retired 404
¯ Life 25
Vendor 66
Total Membership of 1,118 members.
During the past year, the following members joined:
Connecticut 8
Maine 3
Massachusetts 19
New Hampshire 2
Rhode Island 12
Vermont 3
Retired 27
Life 0
This year we had a total of 48 new members, down from 166
from last year. The economy has hit all ofus, with many chiefs
retiring this year. Let’s all try to welcome their replacements
into the Association.
The Association lost by death 12 members. We terminated 57
for non-payment of dues and 31 for returned correspondence
with no deliverable address. And 142 at this date have not paid
the dues for this date. All members removed for non-payment of
dues were notified three times and were then removed from the
rolls in accordance with Article V, Section II of the Association
by-laws.
All members applying for Honorary Life Membership and
meeting the by-laws of the Association were admitted.
Much time was spent over the past year preparing for our
change to a larger convention center. Preregistration for our
Annual Conference has proven to be a great time saver and a
speedy process, allowing for more time to be spent at the
exhibits.
A new Red Book contract was signed by the Secretary-
Treasurer, giving us an annual payment of $15,000 for a contract
total of $45,000. In addition, our Monday night entertainment
is paid for by the bidder of the contract.
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In closing, it has been an honor and a privilege to have served
you over the past year and the past five Conferences as
Secretary-Treasurer of our Association. The friends, acquaintances,
and personal satisfaction I have received during this
time has been great. I’m very appreciative of the Board of
Directors for their unanimous vote of confidence to support me
in the attempt to continue holding this position and it is one of
the greatest compliments one can be paid. I thank you all for
your confidence in me.
To Exhibit Chairman Maurais, your support has been unending
and your friendship will be life-long.
A special appreciation to my wife Amelia for her continued
invaluable assistance throughout the year.
As I depart this office, I leave you with a 100 percent increase
in Association funds and ask you all, ifyou feel the Association
is better off today than it was, and the job I did was worth it.
Again, thank you for your confidence and support. I have
enjoyed serving you.
Respectfully submitted,
Chief Martin J. Jordan, Secretary.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: You heard t~he Secretary’s report.
What is your pleasure?
CHIEF DENNIS NEWMAN [Sandwich, MA] I move the
report be accepted as read.
CHIEF ROBERT A. DIPOLI: [Needham, MA] Second.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: So moved.
Any discussion on the motion?
All those in favor signify by saying aye.
[Aye]
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Opposed?
Carried.
Now have the Treasurer’s report.
CHIEF MARTIN J. JORDAN: [Portland, ME] Report of the
Treasurer for 1992.
To the Officers of the New England Association of Fire
Chiefs, Inc., I hereby submit the Annual Report of the Treasurer
for the year ending May 31st, 1992.
Receipts-Fiscal Year 1991
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Banquet 1991 1’,124.00
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Red Book
Bank Credits
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Dues
Pre-Registration
Banquet 1992
Raffle 1992
Total Receipts 1991
Conference 1991
Directors Meetings
Conference 1992
Conference 1993
Donations
Postage & Mailing
Saleables
Raffle Prizes
Memberships
Refunds
Telephone
Bank Fees
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Taxes
Bond
Legal Fees
Ceremonials
Transfers
Scholarships
Printing
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Office Supplies
Computer Expense
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4,108.50
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Total Receipts
Total Expenditures
Balance
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Fleet Money Market
Fleet Money Market Interest
Total Assets
$18,388.11
$84,093.80
$94,380.04
8,101.87
18,388.00
35,000.00
521.84
$43,623.71
Respectfully submitted,
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PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: The Treasurer’s Report/What
is your pleasure?
RETIRED CHIEF GERARD A. CARLE: [Dracut, MA] Mr.
Chairman, I move we acept the Treasurer’s Report as read.
RETIRED CHIEF OTIS C. WYATT, JR.: [Narragansett, RI]
Second.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Motion made and seconded.
Any discussion on the Treasurer’s Report?
All in favor signify by saying aye.
[Aye]
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Those opposed?
So carried.
The report of the Auditing Committee. Chief Healey, please.
CHIEF WILLIAM A. HEALEY: [Milford, CT] May 1992. We,
the 1992 Auditing Committee ofthe New England Association
of Fire Chiefs, have examined the books and records of the
Secretary-Treasurer and have found them to be in good order.
William Healey, Chairman; Carl Winslow, Auditor; and
Robert Nunes, Auditor, June 29, 1992.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: The Auditors Report. What is
your pleasure?
RETIRED CHIEF LAWRENCE LAMSON: [Hamilton, MA]
I move it be accepted.
CHIEF JOHN P. JENKINS [West Barnstable, MA] Second.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Motion made and seconded.
Any discussion?
All those in favor say aye.
[Aye]
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Opposed?
So carried.
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We have the report ofthe Exhibit Committee. Chief Maurais,
please.
CHIEF CHARLES F. MAURAIS: [Marblehead, MA] I would
like to give the report for the Exhibit Committee for the 70th
Annual Conference. I would like to thank the Committee Chief
Dave Jorsey, Chief Ed Webster, Chief John Flaherty and President
Wendall Mansfield.
Also my wife Linda, Pat Wyatt, Carolyn Small, Pat Winslow,
Beth LaDuke, and Sandy Nunes.
I would also like to thank Lila Gillespie of Electrosonics
International for the radios, an asset to the Association and it
makes it a lot easier for everybody to communicate back and
forth and thanks for all their help.
Again a thank you to the vendors for the donations and gifts
for our drawing, Marilyn & Gil’s Fire Station, L.W. Bills Fire
Barn, D.M.C. Associates, Alexander Batteries, and Page Creations.
There were 140 inside booth spaces and 84 outside vehicle
spaces for a total of 224 spaces. An additional eight exhibitor
badges were issued at the show. There were approximately 700
exhibitor badges. The total receipts for the Exhibit Committee
for this Conference was $32,885.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: You have heard the Exhibit
Committee report. What is your pleasure?
RETIRED CHIEF OTIS C. WYATT, JR.: [Narragansett, RI]
I move we accept the Exhibit Committee’s report and a vote of
thanks to its chairman Charlie Maurais for an excellent financial
standing.
CI:IIEF RAYMOND H. JOHNSON: [Lawrence, MA]I second
that.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Chief Johnson of Lawrence
seconds that.
You heard the motion accepted. What is your pleasure? All
those in favor signify by saying aye.
[Aye]
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Opposed?
So carried.
Thank you, Charles, very well done.
The report ofthe Program Committee. Chief Don Centracchio:
FROM THE FLOOR: Stand up.
CHIEF DON A. CENTRACCHIO: [West Warwick, RI] Paid
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Director Thurston & Chief Centracchio with
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your dues?
[Laughter]
CHIEF CENTRACCHIO: The Program Committee report
for the 70th Annual Conference is as follows:
First of all, I would-like to thank my committee: Sidney
Thurston, Chief Brian Wade, and Chief George Small for an
excellent job and their support and help throughout the year.
For those of you who did not attend, you missed an excellent
program. We had a total attendance of 235 throughout the three
conferences or seminars and our expenses to date have been
$1683. On behalf of the Program Committee, I think throughout
the last four or five years we’ve done an excellent job with fine,
exemplary talent right within the fire service. I thank you and
thank the Association for a job well done.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: You heard the Program Committee
report. What is your pleasure?
CHIEF JOHN J: FLAHERT¥: [West Springfield, MA] I
make a motion to accept as read.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: A motion to accept as read from
John Flaherty.
CHIEF MICHAEL T. MURPHY: [Wayland, MA] Second.
Motion made and seconded. Any discussion on the motion?
All those in favor signify by saying aye.
[Aye]
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Opposed?
So carried.
Now the report of the Registration Committee. Chief Jordan.
CHIEF MARTIN J. JORDAN: [Portland, ME]Well, we did it
again you heard some of the statistics and you know what we
have done. Pre-registration is 297, which is down from 316 from
last year. And honestly I attribute that to being bored here for
four years at Sturbridge and it is enough. We registered 37 at
the desk. Ladies registration was 121, down from 192. Day
passes were 913, up from 825. The first time ever we have gone
over 900 in that figure. Dues were 280, up from 60. A total
conference attendance of 1,368, up from 1,308 so we gained 60
attendees.
My goal, like Jerry Lewis’ Telethon is one more dollar. We did
it by 64.
Expenses: Cash box 500. Vendors 825. We received 516 for the
banquet. 171 for saleables. Registration of 1287. Day passes 913.
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And dues of 280. We took in $12,709.
Good show. Thank you.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: The Board of Registration Committee’s
report. What is your pleasure?
CHIEF PHILIP McGOULDERICK: [Portland, ME] I move it
to be accepted.
CHIEF JAMES W. CLARK: [Methuen, MA] Seconded.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Any discussion?
All those in favor signify by saying aye.
[Aye]
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Those opposed.
So carried.
At this time before we go any further, I am remiss, we should
stand and have a moment of silence for our grandfather who is
not here, the late Jim Grote. My apologies.
[A moment of silence observed.]
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Thank you. Please be seated.
Now the report of the By-Laws Committee, Carl Winslow.
CHIEF CARL H. WINSLOW: [Yarmouth, ME] Thank you,
Mr. President. The Board of Directors voted unanimously to
propose three changes in the by-laws of the New England
Association of Fire Chiefs, Incorporated.
The following changes were proposed: Following the provision
of Article IV, Section 6 change to Article I "The Officers"
Section I, by adding "with the exception of the Secretary or
Treasurer who shall be or have been an active fire chief and is a
member of the Association" to the sentence, "A member shall
be an active member when elected to office."
The second change is the change to Article III, "Duties"
Section 3 by deleting "The Secretary shall have in addition all
the powers and duties of a ’Clerk’ under the laws of the Commonwealth
of Massachusetts. He shall be a resident of Massachusetts
as required by said laws."
The third proposed change to Article III, "Duties" by adding
a Section 6: "The ’Clerk’ of the corporation shall be the Director
from Massachusetts. The ’Clerk’ shall perform all the duties
required under the laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
for corporations."
At this time on behalf of the Board of Directors, I hereby
move that the Association postpone indefinitely the proposed
changes to the by-laws.
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CHIEF JOHN J. FLAHERTY: [West Springfield, MA] I
second that.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: I need the motion passed that
was just made by Chief Winslow on the postponement and I
believe it has to be on’behalf of the Board of Directors. I would
read it.
"I hereby move that the Association postpone indefinitely
the proposed by-law changes made by Carl and seconded by
John Flaherty."
Any discussion on the motion? Chief.
CHIEF RONALD M. LIMA: [Windsor, VT] Why the postponement?
CHIEF WINSLOW: At this time it is felt by the Board of
Directors that they would like to propose next year a more
in-depth revision of the by-laws. It’s been suggested by a
number of the members that there are other sections of the
by-laws that need to be updated and rather than do it piecemeal,
to do it all at once. That is the reason the Board is
recommending a postponement at this time.
RETIRED CHIEF GERARD A. CARLE: [Dracut, MA] If I
heard right, you said with the Board’s recommendation. Other
than the by-laws committee; is that. right?
CHIEF WINSLOW: Yes.
RETIRED CHIEF CARLE: Thank you.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Any other discussion on the
motion?
If not, all in favor of the motion to postpone signify by saying
aye.
[Aye]
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Those opposed?
Motion carried.
The next order of business will be to set the salary of the
Treasurer for the year.
RETIRED CHIEF GERARD A. CARLE: [Dracut, MA] Mr.
President, may we have a recommendation from the Board?
CHIEF CARL H. WINSLOW: [Yarmouth, ME] Mr. President,
on behalf ofthe Board of Directors, I move that the salary
of the Treasurer for the ’92-93 year be set at $3500.
CHIEF HARUBIN: [Wareham] Second.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: That was a suggestion, not a
motion by Chief Winslow.
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FROM THE FLOOR: What is the salary currently?
CHIEF WINSLOW: The salary at present is $5,000 for each
office.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Any other discussion on the
motion?
CHIEF JAMES N. RUSSO: [Hull, MA] Can we have some
discussion as to why the salary was dropped this year and what
the recommendation is and why?
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: I’ll turn it back to Earl. unless
someone else would like to do it?
CHIEF CARL H. WINSLOW: Bob Nunes wants me to do all
the dirty work.
[Laughter]
CHIEF ROBERT J. NUNES: [Chicopee, MA] They don’t
beat old guys, do they?
[Laughter]
CHIEF WINSLOW: One of the reasons the Board is looking
at this is the fact we are going into a new person in the position
and we felt it is typically of any occupation that people moving
into a new job doesn’t start at the top s~lary being paid the
person leaving the job. There are also going to be some things
we are going to have to do, that the Board and Marty are going
to have to do for the current Secretary to make the transition.
And therefore, the Board felt this was two-thirds of what we are
currently paying for the position and we felt that was our
recommendation.
CHIEF RUSSO: If the job’ s salary was $10,000 and knowing
the work that Martin Jordan has done for this Association, I’m
not convinced $10,000 was even sufficient. But I will tell you
that if we’re bringing in a new Secretary-Treasurer and we’re
constantly moving places and this Association is growing and
this Conference is growing, there seems to be added responsibilities
to that position. It seems a little ridiculous to me to be
dropping the salary for the person coming in. I don’t see a lot of
incentive there for the person to come in and exert any type of
energy that this Association is going to require of him with
that.
I would substitute the motion that the salary remain $5,000
for the position.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: We have to vote on the first
motion. Amend the motion.
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CHIEF RUSSO: I amend the motion to $5,000.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Motion is made to amend.
CHIEF TIMOTHY TRAVERS: [Whitman, MA] I second that
motion.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Any discussion on the amendment?
CHIEF ROBERT A. DIPOLI: [Needham, MA] Anybody
worth in the department where an incumbent has left and the
new one comes in, they usually come in at more money. The job
is every bit as hard the first day as it is the last day so I support
that motion.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Any discussion?
CHIEF WENDELL J. McNAMARA: [Wrentham, MA] Have
we ever cut the pay of the Secretary-Treasurer prior to this
because of a new Secretary-Treasurer?
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: He started at 5.
CHIEF McNAMARA: My question is, did we ever cut the
existing pay?
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Negative as far as anybody
knows.
CHIEF McNAMARA: I’ve been Chieffor 28 years and I don’t
recall it either at the New England Association. I think the
same thing that we’ve been talking of how important the job is
and the type of person that has to do this and knowing what
Martin put into the job, I just can’t comprehend that we are
talking about going backwards and cutting and asking somebody
to take that responsibility.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Any more discussion?
CHIEF FRANK W. FITZGERALD: [Malden, MA] I think
that’s ridiculous for an association of fire chiefs to cut the pay of
a chief and set that as a precedent.
[Applause]
CHIEF FITZGERALD: I know when I became Chief they
wanted to cut my pay. Like he says, the responsibilities the first
day is as hard as it is the last. Let’s not be an Association
cutting the pay of an officer of the Association while we’ re all
trying to make as much as we can as fire chiefs. I support the
motion. Thank you.
[Applause]
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Any more discussion on the
amendment to the motion?
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FROM THE FLOOR: Move the question.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: The question has been moved.
All in favor of the amendment, raise your hand.
[Hands raised]
All opposed, raise your hand.
[Hands raised]
The amendment is carried.
All those in favor of the motion at 5 as the motion is amended
to $5,000, signify by raising ~our hand and ~vait a minute.
Again, only one guy is talking. Everybody is talking at once.
RETIRED CHIEF MERTON S. DYER: [Peterborough, NH]
You had an amendment to the motion. The amendment was
voted on. Now you must vote on the main motion as amended.
And the main motion as amended is I believe what we’re talking
about. It just says the salary shall be $5,000 and that
requires another vote by the group.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Back to the motion. All those in
favor of the amendment at the $5,000 motion, raise your hands.
[Hands raised]
Those opposed?
[Hands raised]
So carried.
Now the salary for the Secretary. The same, it has to be voted
on just the same.
CHIEF TIMOTHY P. TRAVERS: [Whitman, MA] I make a
motion that the salary remain as the present for the coming
year.
CHIEF JAMES M. HALLISEY: [Brockton, MA] I second the
motion that the salary remain the same.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Any discussion on the motion
for the Secretary?
All those in favor of the motion, raise your hand.
[Hands raised]
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Those opposed to the motion?
[Hands raised]
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: The motion is carried.
We now have the election of officers and the first position,
which is the position of president.
CHIEF ROBERT BUTTER: [Norway, ME] I am nominating
Chief Carl Winslow.
CHIEF JAMES F. RULMAN: [Westbrook, ME] I second that
,
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motion.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: The motion is seconded.
Are there any other nominations for the office of president of
the Association?
RETIRED CHIEF GERARD A. CARLE: [Dracut, ME] I
move the nominations cease and the Secretary cast one ballot
for the president.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Are there any other nominations
for president?
CHIEF PHILIP McGOULDERICK: [South Portland, ME] I
second the motion.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Seconded by Chief Noonan.
All those in favor signify by saying aye.
[Aye]
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Those opposed?
Motion carried.
[Applause as Chief Winslow stood.]
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Now we have the nomination
for First Vice President.
RETIRED CHIEF HOMER R. DUBOIS: [Ludlow, MA] I
place in nomination for First Vice President Chief Robert
Nunes of Chicopee Falls.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: The name of Chief" Robert
Nunes of Chicopee Falls, Massachusetts.
CHIEF SIDNEY F. THURSTON: [Waterbury Center, VT]
I’ll second that motion.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Seconded by Chief Thurston of
Vermont.
Any other nominations for the office of the First Vice President?
Other nominations for the office of the First Vice
President?
CHIEF JAMES N. RUSSO: [Hull, MA] I move the nominations
be closed and the Secretary cast one ballot for Chief
Nunes.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: All those in favor of the motion
signify by saying aye.
[Aye]
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Those opposed?
Motion carried.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD’. Congratulations.
[Applause]
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PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: The office of Second Vice President.
Nominations are in order.
CHIEF FREDERICK STANLEY: [Hope Valley, RI]I nominate
my good friend over here, Chief Don Centracchio from
West Warwick, Rhode Island.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: A motion made by Chief Fred
Stanley for the nomination of Chief Don Centracchio as Second
Vice President.
Is there a second?
RETIRED CHIEF OTIS C. WYATT: [Narragansett, RI] I
would second that. As much as we all have difficulty getting
along with Don, he does work hard and does an excellent job for
this Association and all members support him.
[Laughter]
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Are there any other nominations
for the office of Second Vice President? Any other nominations
for the office of Second Vice President?
CHIEF ROBERT A. DIPOLI: [Needham, MA] I move that
nominations be closed and the Secretary cast one ballot for
Don.
CHIEF SIDNEY F. THURSTON: [Waterbury Center, VT] I
second the motion.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: A motion has been made and
seconded that the Secretary to cast one ballot for Don Centracchio
from West Warwick, Rhode Island. All those in favor say
aye.
[Aye]
[Applause. Chief Centracchio stood on a chair and more
applause.]
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: I knew no one was opposed,
that’s why I didn’t ask.
The nomination now for the State Directors. That’s what it
says on my sheet. Sorry about that. We’ve been arguing, we
skipped right over it.
Nominations for the office of Secretary:Treasurer. One at a
time.
CHIEF TIMOTHY P. TRAVERS: [Whitman, MA] It gives
me great pleasure to nominate my friend and colleague from
Hingham, Massachusetts, Richard K. Wehter for the office of
Secretary.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: The name of Chief Wehter for
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CHIEF JAMES N. RUSSO: [Hull, MA] I second that.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Motion seconded by Chief
Rosso.
Any other nomination for the office of Secretary?
CHIEF LEONARD E. SENECAL: [Sturbridge, MA] I would
like to nominate Pete Wrobel for Secretary.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Chief Senecal from Sturbridge
nominates Chief Wrobel from West Brookfield.
Is there a second to the motion?
CHIEF MICHAEL T. MURPHY: [Wayland, MA] I’ll second
it. PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Motion m~ade and seconded for
Chief Wrobel for the office of Secretary.
Are there any other nominations for the office of Secretary?
Any other nominations for the office of Secretary?
One more nomination?
RETIRED CHIEF LAWRENCE LAMSON: [Hamilton, MA]
I move nominations be closed.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: A motion made by Chief Lamson
that nominations be closed.
CHIEF CHARLES F. MAURAIS: [Marblehead, MA] I second
that.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Nominations are closed. A ballot
vote. The ballot box will be attended by Tony Jarvis.
CHIEF CHARLES HALL: [Merrimack, NH] Could we ask
the two candidates to just stand up and say a few words so all of
us present know who they are?
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Sure. Come to the podium.
CHIEF RICHARD K. WEHTER: [Hingham, MA] Thank
you, Mr. President and members of the Association. My name is
Dick Wehter and I am Fire Chief from Hingham, Mass. I have
been a firefighter for 38 years. I started when I was 16 years old.
I come from a Town of 20,000 population and 22-and-a-half
square miles. I have a department of 58 full-time firefighters,
one full-time secretary, and eight call volunteers.
I am the past Secretary~Treasurer of the Plymouth County
Fire Chiefs Association. I am currently the First Vice President
of that association. I’m a member of the Plymouth County
Committee and the PlymouthCounty Mutual Aid Committee.
On the Massachusetts Fire Chiefss, I’ve served on the Civil
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revising the reading material for the present captains’ exams
that has been completed and next next week the chief office
exams will be completed. For those of you who are interested
there is a handbook that is out the window.
I’m also a past Secretary of the Hingham Firefighters Association
and a past Treasurer for the Hingham firefighters local.
Before becoming Chief four years ago, I had my own small
business and am computer-orientated. I’ve been working with
computers for the past seven years.
I have a commitment from my wife and children and from the
Board of Selectmen of my town to pursue this endeavor. I expect
to be a chief for the next five to 10 years. I ask for your support
and I thank you very much.
[Applause]
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: We will hear a word from Chief
Wrobel.
CHIEF PETER J. WROBEL: [West Brookfield, MA] I’m
Peter Wrobel from West Brookfield. I’ve been a fireman for 30
years. We have a call department. I work about eight to 10 hours
a week on Fire Department business. I’ve been Chief for 13
years with hopes for another eight years. I’ve been Secretary-
Treasurer of our local rescue squad for the last five years. I’m
the Treasurer of the Worcester area fire chiefs for the last eight
years. I’m Treasurer with the Sportsmen Club for 18 years. I’ve
belonged to the Mass. Fire Chiefs for 13 years and the New
England Association here for 12 years, and belong to New
England Division.
I do have some computer experience and I have my own PC at
home. I have worked for the Sherman Oil Company as a serviceman
for 26 years and taking an early retirement.
I wanted to run for office in both this organization and the
Mass. Fire Chiefs, but due to the time constraints ofmy regular
job I didn’t feel I could go ahead and give the time to the job that
was necessary. I feel that with the job description that was
given, it says 20 hours a week to be used are necessary for the
Secretary-Treasurer’s job and I feel that~ anybody that had a
commitment to his job otherwise just won’t have that kind of
time to put into working in the position for this organization. I
feel if there is any extra time needed I’ll be able to give it and
this will be actually my job from retirement. Thank you.
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[Applause]
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Thank you, gentlemen.
CHIEF ERNEST FLANDERS: [Montpelier, VT] I find it
rather difficult to vote on the Treasurer’s position at this time,
not knowing any more than the two individuals who have been
introduced for a couple of minutes to so state. As far as I know,
they probably are both highly qualified.
Didn’t the Board of Directors do a screening and did they
screen both these individuals? That was a process that was
conducted through the years and I guess my main question is
did the Board of Directors feel these two individuals were both
qualified. If so then I have no problem voting. But if there is not,
I find it difficult to put a lot of responsibility on someone’s
shoulders that we don’t really know much about.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Chief Winslow, would you like
to address that? Chief Winslow is in charge of the Search
Committee which was appointed last year which started having
discussions about the Secretary-Treasurer.
CHIEF CARL H. WINSLOW: [Yarmouth, ME] We had a fine
year.
[Laughter]
CHIEF WINSLOW: The president of the Association appointed
a Search Committee consisting of the directors of each state
and myself. It was co-chaired by Don Centracchio from Rhode
Island and this would be our report for the work of the Search
Committee.
Applications were mailed to all 42.4 ac.tive members of the
Association. The committee received four applications for
Secretary, all from Massachusetts because the by-laws state
they have to be a resident of Massachusetts, ~ assume. Two of
the applicants were not active members so under the by-laws at
that time only two of those applications were valid.
The committee received six applications for Treasurer, five
from Massachusetts and one from Rhode Island. Two again
were not active members as stated under the by-laws at that
time.
The Search Committee reviewed all the applications and
reported to the Board of Directors, who directed the committee
to i~;terview only those that applied for both positions, which
narrowed the field to two.
The Search Committee interviewed the two candidates, Chief
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Richard Wehter and ChiefPeter Wrobel. The Search Committee
voted to support the nomination of Chief Richard Wehter.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Any more questions:
CHIEF MICHAEL T. MURPHY: [Wayland, MA] Are both
candidates qualified?
CHIEF CARL H. WINSLOW: Both candidates meet the
requirements of the position.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Are there any.more questions?
If not, I will let Chief Jordan explain the voting procedure and
what is going to happen.
CHIEF MARTIN J. JORDAN: [Portland, ME] Voting is only
open to active fire chiefs and retired honorary members of the
Association.
Secondly, you must have your dues paid. You do not have to
have a dues card here, but if you haven’t paid your dues up until
Friday when you came up here or when you came to the Conference
here, we have a master list ofwho can vote. Each ofthe six
directors has the master list of who is eligible to vote. He will
check you off in the list. If you’re a chief, battalion chief or
anything than that, if you haven’t paid your dues don’t bother
to come forward. Ifyour name is not on the list, there will be no
discussion, you will not be able to vote.
If you are a retired member and somehow you are deleted
from the list because you didn’t change your address and have
it forwarded to the Secretary and been deleted from the membership,
you will have to take care of it later.
The Sergeant-at-Arms will open and inspect the ballot box.
Y6u will receive your ballots from your directors. You will then
place the name of either Wehter or Wrobel on the ballot and put
it in the ballot box.
The President will then select three individuals from the
audience here to count the ballots.
CHIEF JAMES M. HALLISEY: [Brockton, MA] Where the
executive board has ruled there will be no changes in our constitutional
by-laws, whereas in the past the Secretary and Treasurer
have been one and the same person, why don’t we at this
time have nominations for Treasurer so that we can have one
ballot, ifthe same two people are going to go for this where they
have been screened and a recommendation has been made,
why not vote for the Secretary than go through the nomination
procedures for Treasurer--and then have another vote? And if
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you deem it necessary, Mr. President, why not go through your
Parliamentarian? But I think, for moving it along in a more
simplified manner, have a vote and do it for Secretary-Treasurer.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: I am going to turn this over to
the parliamentarian because it will be his decision.
RETIRED CHIEF MERTON S. DYER: [Peterborough, NH]
The officers ofthe organization shall consist of a Secretary and
a Treasurer. They are two separate offices. It appears the best
procedure to follow is supposed to be followed for the election of
the Secretary by a ballot vote. There is nothing to preclude the
election of the Treasurer by a voice vote. I think each election
should go forward separately. Somebody may want to make a
nomination for the other office. I think they should be done
separately and I think that’s the way to deal with the problem.
CHIEF JAMES M. HALLISE¥: [Brocktol~, MA] I rise to a
point of order. I would make it clear whether it’s Robert’s Rules
of Order, Cushing’s Rules of Order, Jefferson’s, you name it, no
matter who you have. Our executive board has, in its wisdom,
put off till next year perhaps or some other time the changing
from Secretary and Treasurer, which is in our by-laws not to
separate them.
So in the interest of moving this meeting along, I see nothing
wrong in taking another nomination. You may have two votes
if you’d like on Secretary or Treasurer, but we had a screening
committee to go through the candidates. And the candida~tes
were, in my understanding, the Secretary/Treasurer. Why is it
that we’re going now, comma and semicolon and period in the
constitution and by-laws to have two separate votes? And now
Mr. Parliamentarian and you come across and say we may now
have a voice vote if there are mo~e than two people. We haven’t
had a vote of more than two people anyway. But to divide this
when there is a contest between two capable individuals, why
not have a nomination now? I don’t understand your objection,
Mr. Parliamentarian, through Mr. Chairman.
RETIRED CHIEF DYER: We are operating with Robert’s
Rules of Order. The motion under the constitution, I don’t
believe it was to separate or to join the office of Secretary and
Treasurer, but to remove some of the restrictions on where they
would live.
As far as a voice vote, we have had more or less a ballot. The
constitution calls for a ballot vote. You vote for Treasurer and if
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there is a nomination made for Secretary and there’s a nomination
made for Treasurer and only one nomination and the
nominations are closed, the Secretary has one ballot which is a
paper ballot for that nominee. If there are more than two
names, then it will have to be another ballot vote.
RETIRED CHIEF LAWRENCE LAMSON: [Hamilton, MA]
I think we have a parliamentarian qualified to be a parliamentarian
for many years and I don’t think there’s any place
for us at this time to question his judgment. Regardless of what
rules he makes, it’s for the best interest of the Association, I’m
sure.
CHIEF JAMES M. HALLISEY: [Brockton, MA] So be it, Mr.
Chairman.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: At this time I would like to
appoint Otis Wyatt, Gerry Carle, and Ernie Flanders to count
the ballots.
If you would go to your state directors to be checked off and
they’ll give you your ballot. You are voting for the office of
Secretary.
[Ballot vote was taken.]
CHIEF JORDAN: Is everyone registered to vote and voted
that is eligible? Is there anyone left to vote?
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: If everybody has voted, the ballot
box will be closed. Ernie Flanders, Gerry Carle, Otis Wyatt,
and Tony Jarvis.
RETIRED CHIEF OTIS C. WYATT, JR.: [Narragansett, RI]
Could we ask the directors to take another count as to how the
people voted? We have a serious discrepancy here.
Gentlmen, if I could have your attention, speaking for the
tellers of Chief Carle, Chief Flanders, and myself, we have
counted the ballots and we’ve asked the director to count the
number of people that received ballots and we have two more
ballots than people who received them, which makes for a
mathematical problem. Just so you know, we have more votes
than what people were checked off as having the ballots of the
votes. I think you should know because the difference of those
two votes is not significant in the count.
Chief Wehter 78, and Chief Wrobel 10.
Now you know the discrepency and I t~nk it would be proper,
through the parliamentarian, that there be something to accept
the ballot as it is or you do it over again. I just have to feel con-
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Newly elected Secretary & Treasurer, Chief
Richard K. Wehter, Hingham, MA (L) receives
congratulations from outgoing Secretary
& Treasurer Chief Martin Jordan.
Did you know that the Association has only
had six Secretary/Treasurers since its inception
in 1922?
1922-1959 Chief John W. O’Hearn, Watertown, MA
1959-1973 Chief Albert W. Kimball, Hingham, MA
1973-1980 Chief James F. Brennan, Salem, MA
1980-1988 Chief Arthur R. Gaudet, Amesbury, MA
1988-1992 Chief Martin J. Jordan, Bourne, MA
1992- Richard K. Wehter, Hingham, MA
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cerned that everybody was checked off as they should have
been and we have more ballots than were checked. If we had
less it wouldn’t matter, but it’s the other way around and that’s
not right.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: We’ll hear from Chief Wrobel.
CHIEF PETER J. WROBEL: [West Brookfield, MA] Mr.
President, I would like to turn my votes over to Dick Wehter and
make it a unanimous decision. But before I do that, I would like
to say that the way the announcements were made and our
qualifications and who was going to be nominated and stuff
like that, I was not notified of the decision or anything about it.
Only through the grapevine. I asked questions around and
nobody was able to tell me anything. But I think, after hearing
of what some of the other directors were doing, I think I was
treated unfairly. I’m a good sport and I will let it go. I will turn
my votes over to Dick Wehter.
[Applause. Chief Wrobel and Chief Wehter shook hands.]
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: There is still a motion to cast
one ballot.
CHIEF BRENT T. LEMIRE: [Litchfield, NH] I make a
motion that the Secretary cast one ballot for Dick Wehter as
Secretary-Treasurer.
CHIEF JAMES N. RUSSO: [Hull, MA] Seconded.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: The motion is that the Secretary
cast one ballot for Chief Wehter. Any discussion on the
motion.
All those in favor of the motion raise your hand.
[Hands were raised.]
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Those opposed?
[Hands were raised.]
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Carried. ~
I apologize to you, Chief Wrobel, because I personally didn’t
know you hadn’t been told and I didn’t know Dick Wehter had
been told either. I am apologizing for the whole board and I
have no idea and you are talking of the board being underhanded,
however you said it and I have no concept of that. I do
apologize.
CHIEF PETER J. WROBEL: I don’t know whether there was
anything underhanded, but the information was passed out
before I knew about it. I don’t know if Dick knew about it or not,
but I heard out in the lot it was pretty cut and dried that they
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PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Thank you.
Congratulations to Chief Wehter. Thank you.
[Applause]
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Now the office of Treasurer.
Nominations are open.
CHIEF TIMOTHY P. TRAVERS: [Whitman, MA]I would
like to place the name of Richard K. Wehter from Hingham,
Massachusetts, nominated for Treasurer.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Do we have a second?
CHIEF JAMES N. RUSSO: [Hull, MA]I second that.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Are there any other nominations
for Treasurer?
RETIRED CHIEF ROBERT D. TEECE: [Randolph, MA] I
move the nomination be closed and the Secretary cast one
ballot for the office of Treasurer.
CHIEF of East Bridgewater, MA: I second that.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Nomination made and seconded
that the Secretary cast one ballot for ChiefWehter as Treasurer.
Any discussion on the motion?
If not, all those in favor raise your hand.
[Hands were raised.]
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Those opposed?
[Hands were raised.]
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: The motion is carried.
Congratulations, Dick.
[Applause]
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Nominations are in order for
the directors from each state. The first to be from the State of
Vermont.
CHIEF ERNEST FLANDERS: [Montpelier, VT] It gives me
again great pleasure to submit the name of Chief Sidney Thurston
of Waterbury Center for Director from the State of
Vermont.
CHIEF RONALD M. LIMA: [Windsor, -VT] I second that
motion.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: This is not a vote. this is an
announcement. These are your directors as their states have
come up with their own caucuses and only one cadidate. So.
The State of Maine.
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you that the Maine delegation unanimously chose Charles H.
DeGrandpre from Freeport, Maine.
[Applause]
RETIRED CHIEF OTIS C. WYATT, JR.: [Narragansett, RI]
The members of the State of Rhode Island have selected Russell
B. Lacaillade of Washington to be our Director. And after you
watch our Second Vice President Don Centracchio and our
Director Russ, who will stand and be recognized, you realize we
have the only Mutt and Jeff team.
[Laughter and applause.]
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: The State of New Hampshire.
CHIEF CHARLES Q. HALL: [Merrimack, NH] Mr. President,
for his second term of office for Director from New Hampshire,
we choose Brent Lemire from Litchfield, New Hampshire.
[Applause.]
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: The State of Connecticut.
CHIEF WILLIAM A. HEALEY: [Milford, CT] Connecticut
passes at this time on the nomination.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Connecticut passes on the nomination
of Director so Chief Haber will remain in office until
replaced by Connecticut.
Give everybody a good hand.
[Applause.]
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Massachusetts.
RETIRED CHIEF GERARD A. CARLE: [Dracut, MA] I
move and give unanimous support and place the name of john
Flaherty from West Springfield to be our Director for the coming
year.
[Applause.] ~
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: The Sergeant-at-Arms I can’t
appoint because I am not president.
FROM THE FLOOR: You are now.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: This is for the coming year. The
incoming president says the Sergeant-at-Arms will still be
Anthony Jarvis from Ludlow, Mass.
[Applause.]
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Annoucnement of future site
locations.
CHIEF MARTIN J. JORDAN: Things have been busy and
everybody is working hard to get the conference moving. To me
it’s like the train has pulled out of the station and the Associa-
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tion is on its way. I look at this as the new New England
Association of Fire Chiefs now. The Association now gets in the
big leagues and becomes a true conference and exposition
organization next year. We broke the contract with Sturbridge.
we were tentatively scheduled to be here next year and Sturbridge
let us out and thanked us for the business in the past four
years.
The best Royal Trade Plaza and Exposition Center in Marlboro
right off Route 20 is coming up. A lot of things will change.
The outlook, the way things are going will change drastically
next year. You’llbe moving in on a Friday and the conference
will be open all day on Saturday, Sunday, and Monday. And
your meeting will be on Monday afternoon and the banquet on
Monday night and checking out Tuesday.
We are moving to a very large exposition center and there is a
portion of our outside exhibits and small pieces of apparatus
and ambulances will be inside. We chose this because of the
growing pains we are having. We are turning exhibitors away.
They are crunched outside.
We are going to the Springfield Civic Center in ’93 and ’94. We
felt we needed a jumping stone in between ’94 and ’95. From the
small scale here to that larger scale. A quick itinerary, Friday
night Memorial Service and going to a much larger church.
Saturday night we’ll be going back to our theme night again,
which will be a dinner and Murder She Wrote in a place called
White Cliffs. We will be bused down to that for a Murder She
Wrote type dinner entertainment. Exhibits will be open all day
Sunday. Sunday night will be a Chiefs Only vendor night thing
in the exhibit hall where admission is by pre-registrants. One
day passes will not be allowed. Blue tags, strictly chiefs to get in
at 4:30 to 6 p.m. Sunday night to get in and mingle one-to-one,
without the large crowds you experience now. Sunday night
back to entertainment. And then whatever is chosen. And
Monday night the banquet as usual.
So things are rolling for ’94 and ’95 with a big jump to the
Springfield Civic Center. ~
CHIEF SYDNEY F. THURSTON: [Waterbury Center, VT]
With the wives?
CHIEF JORDAN: With the wives, of course.
Now, up into the planning at the Springfield Civic Center,
everything we have in the Conference will be inside, we are lucky
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(Above) Chief Carles Maurais, Exhibit Committee
Chairman with Harold Roeder, Secretary/Treasurer
Emeritus of the vendors
association and association President Gordon
Harris of Elkhart Brass gives demonstration
of a new nozzle.
(Below) Vendors association Secretary/Treasurer
Jim Estabrook tells it like it is at United
Divers booth.
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and having one catastrophe like that can wipe us out because
your fixed cost is still there. If the attendees are down the
exhibitors have to keep their trucks outside ands nobody is
looking at them. It can be disastrous.
So by hitting the targets and setting the goals that I did five
years ago and getting to ~he Civic Center, everything is going to
be inside. It’s going to be a monumental amount of work. Let’s
work big time. .
So right now after talkin~ to vendors and meeting them,
we’re now up and running. It’s on its way and nothing is going
to stop us now. My goal has always been the New England
Chiefs Convention with six states to be with New York as one
also to be premier and the quality to the New York show and we
have accomplished that.
One last thing we have. We have decided and we have upped
the Conference one week as we did with this. We moved this
Conference up because the 4th of J~uly would have conflicted
with our Conference if we had it next weekend. Marlboro and
Springfield have those dates open so we have voted to move our
dates up one week. We will now always follow the New York
show. New York gets out Tuesday and Wednesday. The vendors
and 17 pieces of apparatus outside because they got out of New
York and they drive down here and the vendors are very
pleased with that. What you see now, you have manufacturers
here instead ofjust vendors and the manufacturers are coming
direct.
The New England Chiefs Association is now something to be
reckoned with and all should be proud of those accomplishments
and be proud of that. Thank you.
[Applause]
CHIEF CHARLES MAURAIS: [Marblehead, MA] As chairman
of the Exhibit Committee what I’d like to say --
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Come up to the mike. Before he
says it, a couple of exhibitors from the Exhibitors Association
told me last week when we got here that I think we rank twelfth
in the United States of fire exhibit shows that there are around
now and this orientation here. That’s a long way we’ve come.
CHIEF MAURAIS: I don’t have a lot to say. I’ve worked hard
with a lot of the vendors the past few years to build this up. I
think when I took over, approximately the mailing list was just
120 names and it’s up over 300 vendors that I mail out. I think I
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have worked hard at getting the vendors here. What we have
got to work on is getting the attendees here right now working
with the Vendors Association. I went to their first meeting the
first time I was invited to their meeting and they have always
come to the directors meeting so I went to their meeting. I had
quite a bit to say to them, that I am looking for their help and
without their help we won’t exist.
So what I am going to say is work on publicity and get this out
to national publications. I am looking for help. All of you are a
little more articulate about writing than myself. What I am
going to do is rely on is the Boston people are going to get some
releases together to advertise this show because there’s a lot of
members out there that will want to attend this show. So this is
part of our growing. If I get the vendors there and if they don’t
have the people there, they are not wanting to come back. So I
am going to need help. If everybody goes back and gets three,
four, five chiefs, let’s make it a show worth coming to. Thanks.
[Applause]
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Mr. Secretary, do we have any
other unfinished business?
CHIEF JORDAN: No.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Does anyone have any unfinished
business they would like to bring back?
DEPUTY CHIEF EDGAR DUPONT: [Mannville, RI] I
would like to know if I can address the Auditing Committee.
I’ve only been elevated to the rank of Chief in the past monthand-a-half
so I am not on anybody’s list and I am still a Deputy
Chief. I would like to know if I can address a question to the
auditors. There seems to be a discrepancy to the date they
closed out the audit. I think he mentioned the audit was closed
on the 29th of the month.
FROM THE FLOOR: The 29th.
DEPUTY CHIEF DUPONT: The 22nd. I picked the date out.
RETIRED CHIEF GERARD A. CARLE: [Dracut, MA] Is it
proper at this time to make a comment?
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: I think so.
RETIRED CHIEF CARLE: If I may, Mr. President, with
your indulgence and with the officers, last year at the meeting I
had a lot of things to say and a lot of things happened through
the year. I can say this truthfully and honestly in the open here
to everybody at the meeting that you know what went on. And
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Marty and I said words and things happened, whatever, right.
Marty and are will not leave here, Marty would not. We got
together Sunday and we had a good talk and everything is
straightened out, Marty, isn’t it?
CHIEF JORDAN: Yes.
RETIRED CHIEF CARLE: I ask you people to give a rising
vote of thanks to Marty for what he has done in the past and he
will always work for the good of the Association.
[Standing ovation.]
CHIEF MARTIN J. JORDAN: Thank you very much. Again,
there’s no greater compliment than coming from your peers
that I’ve enjoyed serving. The bottom line for me is a little
zealously I took this thing and I thought it was minor, no
higher than a person could get from a drug, but when I go out to
the registration andI see throngs of people, and all the bullshit
for the year was worth it. And the things that are passing,
whatever, it’s been worth it and I’m glad I had the opportunity
and to serve you. I’ve enjoyed it, thanks.
[Applause]
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Thank you very much, Marty.
If you have any new business?
CHIEF FREDERICK STANLEY: [Hope Valley, RI] I would
like to express my sincere thanks to the board and the gentleman
up-front of you, every one of you. The cooperation, the
extension you put out to the New England Division, we greatly
appreciate it and I thank you very much for the cooperation
we’ve had all through this Conference. Thank you.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Thank you, Fred.
[Applause]
CHIEF MICHAEL T. MURPHY: [Wayland, MA] A concern
of mine and a concern of many of the people I’ve spoken to is the
type of fire protection that we had here at the hotel. There’s a
strong need right now from the fire service, who are the leaders
in this, and from the federal government to not only have
smoke detectors in the hotel rooms, which we do not have in the
old section, but also now the federal requirement is nobody stay
at a hotel, that is a federal worker, unless that hotel is fully
equipped with a properly installed sprinkler system.
We had this discussion with the Massachusetts caucus and
we unanimously agreed-- and I intend to make this in the form
of a motion right now-- that effective in 1994, this organization
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does not stay at any hotel unless it has a fully and properly
installed fire alarm system and a properly installed sprinkler
system. I make this as a motion.
CHIEF JOHN P. JENKINS: [West Barnstable, MA] I second
it. PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: On for discussion.
CHIEF JOHN FLAHERTY: [West Springfield, MA] The
Board of Directors took a vote at the meeting today to do just
that so fine.
CHIEF CHARLES F. MAURAIS: [Marblehead, MA] I would
like to ask is the Chief here from Springfield? I believe that
place is and I just didn’t want to see us as I think we have to be
very careful in breaking the contract.
CHIEF JOHN P. JENKINS: [West Barnstable, MA] It is.
CHIEF MAURAIS: I think it is.
CHIEF JENKINS: He said it is.
CHIEF JORDAN: It will have to be next because we have
signed contracts for three years ahead. Springfield, I’m sure it
comes to the high-rise legislation in Massachusetts and there is
no problem. But he’s right on the contract. We have guarantees.
If all of a sudden we pulled out from Springfield, it would be
thousands and thousands in penalties so the directors have
made that motion and voted on it that we are going to do that.
CHIEF MURPHY: In 1996 1 would still like to vote.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Will the seconder accept the
amendment to 1996?
CHIEF JENKINS: Sure.
FROM THE FLOOR: I second it.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: It’s already been seconded.
Any other discussion on the motion?
All those in favor of the motion raise your hands.
[Hands raised]
Those opposed?
Motion is carried.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Mr. Nunes has a couple of
words to say.
CHIEF ROBERT NUNES: [Chicopee, MA] Mr. President, I’d
like to make a motion that we donate $300 to the New England
Division for their hospitality room in Anaheim, California.
CHIEF JOHN F. FLAHERTY: [West Springfield, MA] Second.
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President Wendall Mansfield receives Presidents
ring from incoming President Carl H.
Winslow.
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PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Motion is made by Robert
Nunes and seconded by John Flaherty that this Association
make a donation to the New England Division of the Hospitality
Division of Anaheim.
Any discussion?
All those in favor raise your hands.
[Hands raised]
Opposed?
Carried.
New business. Or is there any other information?
CHIEF MARTIN J. JORDAN: On new business, the last part
we had was the announcement of the scholarship winners this
year. We started that in the memorial of Chief James Grote
when Chief Landry was president. Tamera Palmer from Vermont
and Patricia Wehter from Massachusetts.
[Applause]
CHIEF ROBERT NUNES: [Chicopee, MA] What a fix, one
day in office!
CHIEF MARTIN J. JORDAN: We’ve had close to 30 applicants
this year. The word is out and we’ve had real stiff competition.
And the two girls who got it justly deserve it.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: And the people from Vermont
were honored for two years in a row that we have had a recipient
of this.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: All the new officers will be
sworn in at the banquet tonight.
Any other new business or any other business?
CHIEF CARL H. WINSLOW:[Yarmouth, ME] Mr. President,
Wendall, on behalf of the Association for the fine job you have
done as president and all the other offices you have served in in
getting to be president of this Association, at this time I would .
like to present you with the ring of the New England Association.
Congratulations for a job well done.
[Standing ovation.]
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Thank you very much, Carl,
and the Association. My biggest problem is when I get to speaking
some of my words get mixed up, but if I know what I am
talking about up here then it spills right out of me like water out
of a faucet. It doesn’t always happen but most of the time I can
get it straightened out. Thank you very much and it’s been a
pleasure to serve.
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SEVENTIETH
CONFERENCE and EXPOSITION
NEW ENGLAND ASSOCIATION
of FIRE CHIEFS, INC.
Master of Ceremonies:
Deputy Fire Chief Ray E. Davison
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Officers and guests escorted to the head
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Sturbridge, Massachusetts
Tuesday, June 23, 1992
PROCEEDINGS
DEPUTY FIRE CHIEF RAY E. DAVISON: [Vergennes, VT]
Ladies and gentlemen, will you please rise at this time so we
can welcome our officers and directors of the New England
Association of Fire Chiefs to the 70th Annual Banquet. Will the
Sergeant-at-Arms please escort the officers and guests to their
seats.
[The orchestra played Hail to the Chief as the procession
marched in to a standing ovation.]
DEPUTY FIRE CHIEF DAVISON: Good evening, ladies
and gentlemen. I’m Deputy Chief Ray E. Davison. It’s a real
pleasure and honor to serve as your Master of Ceremonies this
evening. I take great pride in being a member of this great
organization and being a 35-year member of the great fraternity,
the fire service, of which we all belong. A most cordial
welcome to all of you.
Please permit me to introduce the head table. To my far right
the Reverend Charles Chalk, Chaplain of the New England
Fire Chiefs Association from Merrimack, New Hampshire. Our
Host Chief, Chief Leonard Senecal and his wife Cindy. The
Second Vice President Robert Nunes and his wife Sandy. First
Vice President Chief Carl Winslow and his wife Pat.
To my far left the Reverend Stephen Foley, Reverend of the
New England Fire Chiefs. Martin Jordan and his wife Amelia.
Mr. Ted Teffner and his wife Elizabeth, selectman from the
Town of Stowe, where our president resides. And of course our
most important guest here tonight is the.president of our Association,
Chief Wendall Mansfield and his wife Phyllis.
At the next table in front of me at my far left from Rhode Island
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Chief Don Centracchio and his wife Donna.
New Hampshire Chief Brent Lemire.
From Connecticut Chief Edward Haber and his wife Jane.
From Vermont Chief Sidney Thurston and his wife Dolores.
From Massachusetts Chief John Flaherty and his wife Mary.
From Maine Chief George Small and his wife Carolyn.
And our Sergeant-at-Arms Chief Anthony Jarvis.
Reverend Foley, will you please give the invocation at this
time, please?
[Everyone stood]
REVEREND STEPHEN C. FOLEY: [West Hartford, CT] I’ll
pull a s~itch on you. Rank has privilege. I have almost 25 years
here as chaplain and I am going to designate Charlie Chalk to
give the invocation. Come on, Charlie.
[Applause]
REVEREND CHARLES L. CHALK: [Merrimack, NH] I just
want to make sure I get my full money’s worth.
Our heavenly Father, we thank You for the time we have this
evening. We thank You for this Association for these 70 years.
We pray in the future. We know as long as You remain in
central, hopeful feature of this organization, it will continue to
be a great and powerful organization. We thank you for all who
come tonight to gather together to help us have a wonderful
time. And bless our food and bodies in Jesus’ name. Amen.
DEPUTY FIRE CHIEF DAVISON: Thank you, Reverend
Chalk. I’m certainly happy to be surrounded by these good
brothers. If you will remain standing please for the national
anthem. And the national anthem this evening is going to be
sung by Chief John Jenkins of West Barnstable, Massachusetts.
[The National Anthem was sung by Chief Jenkins.]
DEPUTY CHIEF DAVISON: Thank you so much, Chief
Jenkins. Will you honor us please, with leading us in the pledge
to the flag.
[Pledge to the flag said.]
DEPUTY CHIEF DAVISON: Thank you very much, ladies
and gentlemen. Please be seated.
While you are in the process of being served your meal, which
I know you are going to enjoy, I’m going to call on Chief Jordan
who will conduct the raffle at this time. Chief Jordan, our
Secretary-Treasurer.
CHIEF MARTIN J. JORDAN: [Portland, ME] Are you ready
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DEPUTY CHIEF DAVISON: We hope that you all enjoyed
the nice meal that you’ve had and at this point in time I don’t
believe the orchestra is around but I would like to recognize the
Celebration orchestra at this time. If they are within hearing
distance, let’s give them a nice hand because of their nice
services.
[Applause]
DEPUTY CHIEF DAVISON: We’d like to introduce some of
the past presidents who are here. And if they are, if they will
stand when we call their names.
[Applause after each name was called.]
Chief and Mrs. Ernest Flanders from Montpelier. Ernie.
Chief and Mrs. Edward Borowiec.
Chief and Mrs. Robert Butters.
Chief and Mrs. Merton Dyer-- are they here?
Chief and Mrs. James Rulman.
Chief and Mrs. Charles Hall.
And Chief and Mrs. Robert Teese.
_I would also like to introduce from the International Association
of Fire Chiefs Gerry Carle, who has been our past president.
Gerry was here I know today and Gerry, are you here
tonight.?
[Retir.ed Chief Carle stood to applause.]
Bill Healey, last year’s president, and Marian. The Healeys.
[Applause]
DEPUTY CHIEF DAVISON: The only reason that Wendall
has been able to do a good job is because he has a good assistant
Chief at home so we would like to introduce Assistant Chief
Gene Touchette, who is running the camera there, and his wife.
[Applause]
DEPUTY CHIEF DAVISON: At this point in time we’d like
to introduce our host Chief again, who will give us a welcome
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here this evening. Chief Leonard Senecal. Chief Senecal.
[Applause]
CHIEF LEONARD E. SENECAL: [Sturbridge, MA] Thank
you very much. Chiefs, wives, honored guests, I’d like to take
this opportunity to say thank you for four enjoyable years of
Conferences. This has been a memorable experience for me and
my wife. We’ve had a great time meeti.ng new people and learning
new things. It has been our pleasure to share our quaint
town with you. And I hope that you leave holding fond
memories.
I wish you a pleasant evening and may all of you have a safe
year through these trying times. May we all meet again next
year. Thank you very much. Thanks.
[Applause]
DEPUTY CHIEF DAVISON: Thank you very much, Chief
Senecal.
The guest speaker this evening is a person who many of us
have known over the years from Vermont. We all know him
being a person who has run for governor ever since 1962. We
note today he has his poster or barn up and that he’s running
again this year. But after losing each election, Danny says he
starts running again the next day just as those who got elected.
Again, the next day he’s right out there with all of the votegetting
people.
Danny is known as an outstanding person in his field of
Vermont politics, and some history. He’s done some writing
and been on TV and everything, but we must say tonight that
the New England Association of Fire Chiefs just does not
endorse candidates. However, usually just the winners of an
election get attention but not tonight because it’s my obligation
to introduce a loser.
Here to complete the introduction, please welcome Danny
Gore from Avery’s Gore, Danny Gore, Representative Danny
Gore.
MR. DURWOOD GORE: Good evening, my name is Durwood
Gore and I’m the son of Danny Gore, who’s been running for
governor from the State of Vermont since 1962. He also had
wise votes reported by scanner.
This is my mother Delphine, you know, the consistent fans of
Danny Gore.
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will see a popular politican.
[Laughter]
MR. DURWOOD GORE: You may be wondering why we
came down to Massachusetts, the Vermont election laws beingwhat
they are. If you’d be willing to come up for a couple of
weekends in November, we’d appreciate your vote.
[Laughter]
MR. DURWOOD GORE: Or if you like us to come south for a
couple of years, you can vote for us here as well.
Right now we’d like to do a few campaign songs. Some are
original and some aren’t. You should be able to tell which are
which. The first one needs no explanation. Ifyou watch C-Span
and watch Congress vote for a while and at a Socialist mayor in
our largest city in the state, that’s with a small "s", he’s now
that little eye at the very bottom of the vote, Bernie Sanders.
[Delphine and Durwood Gore sang:]
Change your clothes and comb your hair, cheer up, Danny’s
almost here. Governor Gore has a very nice ring. If you don’t
vote for Danny we’ll continue to sing.
[Laughter]
[Delphine and Durwood sang:]
Hang up the flag and repent your sin, let a loser win. Bernie’s
finally made it and Bush follows wrong for a stable Vermont.
Gore’s the one.
[Applause]
MR. DURWOOD GORE: If you haven’t had a campaign
experience so far this year, please join us tonight to get warmed
up for whatever candidates you support. For you who don’t
know where Avery’s Gore is, we’re from Avery’s Gore East,
which is not to be confused with Avery’s Gore West. And we
have a lot of endangered species up there besides my dad.
[Laughter]
MR. DURWOOD GORE: We have the last of the egg-laying
woodchucks and suckers.
[Laughter]
MR. DURWOOD GORE: We also promise that we won’t yell
movie in a crowded firehouse.
[Laughter and applause]
MR. DURWOOD GORE: And there’s one more thing: Would
you please be kind to my dad, he’s out of his gourd tonight.
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[Delphine and Dur~ood Gore sang while Mr. Danny Gore
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MR. DURWOOD GORE: Ladies and gentlemen, the next
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[Applause]
REPRESENTATIVE DANNY GORE: You’ve never seen
one. You didn’t come to see one. You don’t want to see one. Too
]ate. You are looking at one, a na~ive-born Vermonter. That
means born on Vermont soil without a doctor present, Representative
Danny Gore, Northeast Kingdom, elected to the
House. They cut my seat and I ain’t been the same since.
[Laughter]
Now I’m down here in Massachusetts. Some of you may not
be familiar with Vermont and how it fits into New Enegland. I
got to tell you I used to call this a plaque, but we’ve had so much
advancement in education that I now call it a visual aid.
[Laughter]
Now, we have gone to Connecticut. I got to tell you, three
years ago I was up in New Hampshire talking to the septic
control people there. [Laughter]
There was a lot of folks up in Connecticut and let me tell you,
they didn’t like what we were sending down the river. [Laughter]
And I said to them, "I understand there’s a lot of faucets to
that pollution problem, but you gotto realize I don’t get excited.
We live upstream." [Laughter]
This is Massachusetts here. In Vermont we took down them
advertising signs so we could see the cows. Up in Albany,
Vermontthe Selectmen took down all the signs and there was a
fellow from Massachusetts. He came in the store. "I’ve been lost
in Vermont for three days. When are you hicks going to get with
it and put up some signs? You come to Massachusetts, we got
signs."
"I said, "Mister, I’d rather be lost in Vermont than know
where I am in Massachusetts." [Laughter and Applause.]
This is New Hampshire over here. As I say, we’re near but not
close. [Laughter]
And I have to remind folks, the low water mark of the Connecticut
River is the most boundary, sure. I said, "Get all them
septic systems out of the river and it would dry up Vermont and
own New Hampshire." [Laughter]
Besides, I didn’t want it. See this plate. It says, "Live Free or
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Die." I said, "O.K., you liberals over there, live free or die. you
come to Vermont, you are going to work or die. [Laughter]
This is New York. I love New York. I love New York. I’m so
sick of that. [Laughter]
And I was over speaking in New York. Just as soon as I got
out of the car a lady come up to me, "I love you, Danny, I love
you, Danny, I love you, Danny."
"Lady, that proves love is blind." [Laughter]
And don’t forget, Vermont is the second largest New England
state. Sure, Carl Winslow, take some of those hoses out
and we’d be first. [Laughter]
We come pretty near a whole curtain. We got Lake Champlain.
Let me tell you, I don’t know how it is where you’re from,
if you are from a rural area nobody pays attention. Now, up
there they have Lake Champlain. They say they have a monsterin
it. The Vermont legislature to protect. I live halfway to the
North Pole right up there, sure. The St. Lawrence water goes
north. The Connecticut water goes south. It’s a watershed. I’m
right at the ridge pole.
Now the thing is, St. Regis paper comes and owns it. They cut
down so much pulp. Could I get anything out of the legislature?
No. I want a sucker committee over there.
Now this is not to scale. And it’s not an actual photo, but this
is one of them suckers, look at it. See the sunburn on that
sucker? [Laughter]
Go ahead and laugh. A lot of us suckers are going to get
burned. [Laughter]
You don’t agree with me, read my lip. [Laughter]
There is Canada up there. Brian Mulroney, a Conservative,
came up to Kennebunkport. President Bush went fishing at the
taxpayer’s expense. Didn’t catch anything, we’re goingto have
free trade, we took him down 200 years ago and we call it
smuggling. [Laughter]
But wherever I go people get after me, people say, "Who gives
it to you when you go out-of-state? Are they kind?
I say, "Sure, who gives, gives it, natives give it, not flatlanders.
No, no, natives."
It was just three years ago I was speaking and I was telling -- I
don’t want to embarrass anybody -- but this is a native in
Vermont. So I’ll just give you a nice initialist, Sidney Thurston.
[Laughter]
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Now, h~ said, ~Danny, lhe State ofl~ ermomi, lookz !ike a i~sir
of Darers and ~ aim’t go~, ~o te!l you where ~ou~re locat~df’
[Laughter]
Now, the~ say we~"e depressed up in i,~ery~s G~re. Tha~;
co~es out of V¢ashington, a depressed area. A~y~T, hing eo~es
out of V~ashing~on can depress you. l~le may ~e depressed up
there, ~Du~ we can still go to ~he dun~p vA~hout an aDDoin~men~.
[Laugh~er~
You can sNH get 2 x 4 si~ inches wide. [La~gh~er]
PeoN.le sa~ today youq! never get elected governor in any
state because what is it today, the image is {~he ~.essage.
Doesn’t matter any more whai. you say. I{~s how you look on
television. You’ll never become governor wearing o!d clothes.
I always say, ~’We always wear old clothes so we can afford
new ones." [Laughter]
Some young people, you know, make fun once in a while.
Don’t talk too good. Sort of rural. And I have to remind young
folks that breakdancing started in the Gore. Sure. You might
even call it dirty dancing. [Laughter]
But they say, you know, you people up there, you don’t even
have fast food up there. No fast food. Fast food ~o us is a rabbit
hunting. [Laughter]
Give anybody you have to send them to a stress plan. Sure.
We got politicians going for stress management. And the only
stress management I remember as a kid is when my dad told me
to cut my fingernails. [Laughter]
If I was really going to get elected, you know what I would
have done? I would have come here early and.got papers passed
out around and find out what the New England Fire Chiefs
want to hear. I’ve been back there reading what you want ~o
hear. I come in and {ell you what you want to hear. That guy
should be governor of Vermont. Of course, I go see another
group that they may want to hear what you don’t want to hear.
And when I get enough groups together, you get elected. That’s
called demographics. [Laughter]
"Well," I said, "you didn’t even try for the yuppy vote. A
yuppy to us is somebody who don’t know much and who keeps
agreeing with you, agreeing with you. [Laughter]
And the preppies. You have to get the preppies. They have the
money. We had a rich neighbor. The kid had nothing to do. We
let him wash the cow bags. We ealled him a preppie. [Laughter]
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Baby boomers. Small thunder showers. [Laughter]
They got a new one. i hate to mention it. It was on children’s
television so I guess it’s all right. Double income, no kids. I’m
glad you said it.
I remember we had a couple of young fellows ringing the
church bell, mooning the church picnic in the park. They were
nothing but a couple of dates because I didn’t think they were
old enough to vote.[Laughter]
It’s how they look today, the image. Ted Kennedy stopped
eating ice cream before each election. He stopped a little early
this year. We’ve got politicians doing aerobics. They put Jane
Fonda right in that machine and they call it electrifying aerobics.
I can remember when Grammie Zelda was throwing.
[Laughter] ¯
And another thing today, I got burnout. Burnout. Can’t do
that any more. I’ll burn out.
A man come up at noon and said, "I can’t mow any more, I’m
all burn-out." Moe said, "I turned his wig." [Laughter]
And I give him one of those 16-ounce gumption cocktails.
That’s equal parts of kerosene, castor oil, and red liniment.
That fired him up and sent him out and kept him smiling.
You may wonder why I’m here. I got invited. [Laughter]
I got a phone call from a fellow I had. His name is Wendall
Mansfield. I think his name was on the phone. He went on
something fierce, the Fire Chiefs of New England. Now, they’re
outstanding that he went on. He wanted somebody outstanding
in the field to speak to them. He just didn’t want anybody. I
didn’t tell him I just come in to answer the phone. [Laughter]
But we got a lot of politicians up our way, outstanding in the
field with a piece of rope and they don’t know whether they
found the rope or lost the horse. [Laughter]
And they keep getting re-elected. He was concerned. He said,
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women so the wives are going to be there."
I said, "Hey, I don’t look down on anybody just because they
got an education." [Laughter]
We got a Vice President of the United States that got an
education through no fault of his own. [Laughter and applause]
But he was concerned. Evidently the fellow, I don’t know if
he’s still here, Don Centracchio, something like that, and e~idently
he sort of put it to Wendall. "Sometimes,"Wendall says,
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"if you go down there and don’t give a message, Don will give
me one."
I said, "Tell Son everywhere I go in state, out-of-state, big
groups, little groups, everywhere I’ve ever been, they’ve got my
message. I know this because I’ve never been asked back to
speak anywhere. [Laughter]
Now I have been running for governor of the State of Vermont
since 1962. I always got these slogans and the interesting
thing of my campaign slogan seems to be pretty popular in
every state I’ve been and I’ve been over in Canada a couple of
times. That’s my best credentials. And they’ve stolen from the
savings and loan. Your great-great-grandchildren will pay for
that. Think about it. [Laughter]
There’s a sign says "Get even."
There was the Iran-Contra hearings investigating them
again. Sure. Ollie North there. Ollie, well, we figured quite early
magnetic north ain’t always true north. [Laughter]
Let me tell you something. What an example. He walked on
three felonies, three felonies, and he’s not going to spend one
day in jail and he gets $25,000 a speech. $25,000 a speech. Ever
since I read that I’ve been out breaking windows. [Laughter]
Get even to a politician.
If you still don’t know who I am, you probably thought Jesse
Jackson thought of that first. [Holding up a sign]
I got a guy Monte Perkins and we call him Money Peak. I sent
this down to Andrew’s basement. They was going to do that big
budget. The IOU stops here.
Some of you have folks come up to Vermont and some of you
Vermonters say, "I’m a native and they put a hose to you and
they get a little uppity." Just behind him about this fellow that
came from Connecticut [Holding up a sign].
Ethan Allen was an out-of-stater. He was also a land developer.
I thought I might have a few sportsmen, they might get
out and hunt. [Holding up sign]. And it ain’t easy running the
favorite son of a Gore.
Now, I’m going to talk to you tonight on the issue of newspapers.
I don’t know howit is here. That local paper up there, I
was talking issues. I got his paper, you got his. I went down to
the editor and "Hey, that’s nothing like I said. those issues are
nothing like I said. Now I want that story retracted." Did you
ever try to get an editor to retract a story? Try it. It’s just as if
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the hired man comes "in at noon and you say to him, "You’ve
been strutting in the wrong field all morning. Now go down and
pick it up." [Laughter]
He won’t. He probably can’t but if he could the odor would
still be there. [Laughter]
This is a World War I surplus feed bag. This is a feed bag. It’s
the grain for the horses in the front of the horse. The front ofthe
horse. I just want you to know which end.
Always in New Hampshire. I can’t get over what has happened
in politics since 1988. It all started with Gary Hart. You
don’t remember that Hart, you know, the fellow burned on hot
Rice there. I don’t know whether it was instant or three minutes.
[Laughter]
But the thing is and what happens this year, presidential, a
candidate come up to enough sure Bill Clinton. First Gennifer
Flowers is asking about the affair. Well, he said he just buzzed
Flowers a few times and she claims he pollinated. [Laughter]
You may say some people get ugly. What does that have to do
with politics? In Vermont you’re running in the State of Vermont.
That happens at that level. Sure. Ever since those episodes,
Mrs. Gore makes me wear suspenders and a belt.
[Laughter]
She says that will make me think twice. [Laughter and
applause]
And the other thing is they can come right up to you now.
Sure. They can say, "Did you ever commit adultery?" They can
ask that now. They said to me, "Danny, did you ever commit
adultery?"
I said, "I can’t remember, I’ve been eating ~elly beans."
[Laughter]
Look at this, a principle. This is New H.ampshire principles.
Sure. With all the technology of going to the moon and everything
else, we haven’t advanced from the outhouse, have we?
[Laughter]
But cultures are changing. We’re having trouble in Vermont.
The rainbow gathering, for those of you who are following the
newspapers, people come from the rainbow family. We had a
summer resident that came to Vermont -- and I am just trying to
show you the rural things are changing. Now, my Cousin Casfor
took this down. Now, I got to tell you, Cousin Castor, they
call him simple. But what is simplicity? The essence of genius
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or the substance of ignorance. That’s why we have critics. Well,
we know Cousin came into this world with very few adjustments.
Not much dust on his chalk line. [Laughter]
Some say he didn’t grow up on the farm, he just came of age.
[Laughter]
More button holes than buttons. [Laughter]
Others say that God forgot to put a bubble in his level.
[Laughter]
Let me tell you, if you pay attention sometimes to those folks
that you think don’t know of, they may be saying more important
things than you are listening to right now. [Laughter]
This is it. I’m just going to read it and I hope you understand
it. There’s a culture clash here. Now, this is a lady who was a
summer resident. This is called, "Happy New Year everybody,
free wheelers testimony."
Mrs. Striker, a summer resident, held a meditation and selfimprovement
seminar at the Town Hall. Her purpose was to
help local folks achieve inner happiness. She’s added to the
meetings by giving personal testimony. Mrs. Striker said, "My
search for peace has taken me through the depths of alcohol,
drugs, and sex to the university to study the world’s 10 religions
and to live alone on the top of the Canadian Rockies to join a
community in Nebraska and become a vegetarian. I have had
three weddings and three divorces. Finally I was in a small,
wooden hut in a cold, barren peak in Tibet. An ancient man
asked, ’Is happiness inside or outside’ I at last looked inside and
for the first time found happiness in myself. Tuned in to myself.
And to stay healthy I jog three miles a day."
Mrs. Striker continued, "I have opened up my personal life to
you to encourage each of you also now to take that first step to
expand yourselves to reach in and reach out for happiness."
A freewheeler had wandered in to see why the Town Hall
lights were on and perhaps catch a ride home. Feeling the
strength of hard cider, he strode forward. "Lost my teeth and
the old lady kicked me out and had to go and stay in a hunting
camp and lived on salt pork and ’coons and johnnycake. One
day the fire went out and I tried to keep warm by pissing in bed.
Ladies, it don’t work no matter what the folks tell you. I had to
get up and tried to start afire with green wet wood. There in my
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that sunk in, I was happy for the first time in my life. I don’t jog
’cause I don’t want to die healthy. Lady, this year will be the
best year we had. You would make me happy if you give me a lift
to the Bob Wynn Hill turn." [Laughter]
People ask me where to go and "You a John Bircher?" Once in
a while I say yes. But I do agree with the John Birch Society.
that we should get sex out of the classroom and back of the barn
where it always was. [Laughter]
Hey, you can have a big problem. They were teaching in sex
education, they call it Human Relations. That fools everybody.
You can have a big problem and a small school.
Aldrich, my political adviser, he’s my Kissinger. I said, "You
better get down there to some meeting. You better get down
there." And it was some meeting. A lady got up and said, "I
don’t want any teaching my kid about sex. I teach my own kids
about sex. I had six children and I guess I know about sex."
"Lady, I got an uncle. He had six car accidents, we still don’t
think he can drive." [Laughter and applause]
But Vermont is changing. Vermont is changing. We got plywood
cows in the stalls. Sure. Seen ’em. Seen ’em.
Age is a very serious problem and you know they talk about
condoms and you will have that up in Vermont. we have to get a
customer for that because we ran an ad up there. The Health
Department says, "Don’t forget your rubbers." Right on television.
It’s the older folks, you know, ’cause we remember when
you left them in the hall. [Laughter]
There’s another, thing, you know. People call it condoms.
There we do a lot of home canning. Oh, yeah. Some young
fellow says rubbers will protect you. He picks up a handful of
Mom’s jars, picks up a handful and thinks he’s going to be safe.
[Laughter]
I got to thinking too, you know. I know it’s a problem. Think
about when I used to come in from milking by hand way back
then and turned on the radio and hear Jack Benny eats a little
popcorn. Let’s just think of the thing they would have back then
and out ofthe past comes the thundering hoofbeats ofthe great
Silver with condoms. "Ho, Kemo Sabe, just say no." [Laughter]
We gave our legislature the pay raise. We gave them in
Washington a pay raise. Giving those guys a pay raise makes
as much sense as throwing cold water on a neutered cow.
There was these sperm banks. Sure. Nobel Prize winners. It
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says here that social attitudes are changing. The sperm bank
reports very healthy woman suing the sperm bank. She got
sperm with a germ. [Laughter]
You know, I understand night deposit penalties and early
withdrawals. [Laughter]
But how would you hold one up? Sterilize it in an ice chest..
And the women aren’t going to sit still for this. What happens
to the institution of marriage, just go down and open a joint
account. And don’t forget we have interstate banking now.
[Laughter]
Talk about liquid asets. [Laughter]
All right. I do want to be governor of the State of Vermont. I
come down here. I probably won’t take Connecticut because
Lowell Wiecker got that big award for courage. [Laughter]
But the thing is I want to say to you, we bypass more than we
catch up to. In the Gore I say we’ve had progress because we
hate change. [Laughter]
As a governor, I’d ask you to bite the bullet before you are
wounded. [Laughter]
We don’t make anybody absolute. We go talk to them. They
need education. One thing they do is raise the flag high enough
so a politician can’t hide behind it.
A prayer, religion has no place in politics. Up there we say,
"You pray your way, I’ll pray mine." Let’s not interfere with
each other. The problem we have today is we argue religion so
much that we don’t have time to practice. Spare the rod and you
do spoil the child, but it’s a fishing rod. Take them young folks
out there fishing. Let me hear some good rock music, clear,
crystal waters over the boulders at the head of the pool. And it’s
not my country right or wrong. We’ve got to continue to have a
great country, therefore, we must always try to right the
wrongs.
You come to the Gore and ask to see Canadian Club. You ain’t
going to get Canadian Club, you are going to get a few words
about Cal Coolidge. Cal said, "Do a day’s work and tell the
truth." I say either one of them can make you sweat. [Laughter]
But we still believe that pops should be under the bed at the
end of the rainbow. Hash is something you have after a boiled
dinner. Ai~d if you are going for a fix, have a cat with you.
[Laughter]
But you are free in jail in this country than you’re out ofj ail in
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many others. It is a great country. And nobody can guarantee
you a risk-free society. No institution, no government. You
people take risks every day as part of your life. Nobody can say
you aren’t going to have a risk involved. Every time you answer
an alarm. No guarantees. No success without a risk. You never
heard of a successful blacksmith shoeing dead horses: [Laughter]
And I’m sick. I love a rock. I love this kindness is what I have
been running on because you can be kind to folks you don’t like
and it will make the day. We won’t burn a cross on somebody’s
lawn, even if we didn’t like them. We were kind. Those kinds.
I started running in 1962. I give this symbol [Making a V
sign.] Everybody knew what it stood for. But today so few
people remember the one-room school. [Laughter]
If she saw you in time you could have a sit-in. You could have
a peace and don’t forget some guys really had to go. [Holding up
two fingers] [Laughter]
But we should have peace and we shouldn’t vote for any
candidate at any level of government that doesn’t have human
dignity for all people and peace at the top of the agenda.
[Dancing]
MRS. DELPHINE and MR. DURWOOD GORE: [Singing]
"This is your land. This is your land. From California to the
New York Island. The redwood forest to the gulfstream waters.
This land was made for you and me. This land was made for
you and me."
"Oh, I wish I was in the land of cotton. Old times there are not
forgotten. Look away, look away, look away Dixieland."
"You’re a grand old-flag. You’re a high-flying flag."
This land is your land. Thank you.
DEPUTY CHIEF DAVISON: Danny Gore for Governor.
[Applause]
REPRESENTATIVE DANNY GORE: You probably guessed.
One last thing of Cousin Castor. All across this great big country
spittoons were in every legislative house. I got this out of
Montpelier. I don’t know what they did with the money. What
does Cousin Castor say about it? At least when spittoons
adorned the legislative house, legislators displayed some coordination
between brain and mouth. [Laughter and applause]
DEPUTY CHIEF DAVISON: Thank you.
REPRESENTATIVE DANNY. GORE: You’ve been kind to
127

(Above) President Mansfield introduces recipients
of the Chief James L. Grote Scholarship
Awards.
(Below) (L-R) Chief and Mrs. Richard Wehter
and daughter Kerry, Chief and Mrs.
Gary Palmer and daughter Tamera receive
scholarship awards from Chief Edward
Haber and Chief Martin Jordan.
128

me and I would leave you with two words from Cousin Castor
telling funny stores.
MR. DURWOOD GORE: Representative Danny Gore: [Applause]
DEPUTY CHIEF DAVISON: We’ll certainly be ~n good
hands when Danny wins the election.
Thank you very much Danny and family. You have done
your usual good chore and brought a lot of good will here
tonight. Thank you so very much.
I would like to introduce a person that our new president has
given me his name here. I would like to introduce Fred Stanley,
who is President of the New England Division of the International
Association of Fire Chiefs. Fred, are you here?
[Fred Stanley stood up to applause.]
DEPUTY CHIEF DAVISON: At this time, we’d like to introduce
the President of our Association, President Wendall
Mansfield, who will introduce the 1992 scholarship recipients.
President Mansfield.
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: For the benefit of those who
haven’t been with us before, this scholarship is given as a
tribute to the late Chief James L. Grote of Chester, Connecticut,
for his dedicated service to this organization. At his last year’s
conference we celebrated his 100th birthday, as most of you
know, and at that time it was his 69th Conference. He attended
all of them and he was the only living Charter member of the
As;oeiation.
Chief Grote passed away during the past winter and his
presence and words of wisdom and guidance are truly going to
be missed by us all. I’m sure that his spirit is watching us here
tonight and he would be very pleased with our two recipients of
the scholarships.
Would ~he Sergeant please escort Miss Tamera Palmer and
Miss Kerry Wehter and their parnts to the front of the room. I
would also like to ask Martin Jordan to come forward with the
awards. And out of respect to the State of Connecticut because
he was a very close friend of Jim’s, I would like to ask Director
Ed Haber of Berlin, Connecticut if he would please present the
awards.
I would like to give you the background of these two recipients.
Tamera Palmer attended Bellows Free Academy of St.
Albans, Vermont and is the daughter of Chief Gary Palmer of
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the St. Albans City Fire Department. Tamera ranks first in a
class of 211 members. Her activities are Cheerleader, Tri-
Captain, two Junior Varsity letters and two Varsity letters, a
basketball-softball Junior Varsity letter and two Varsity letters.
She is a member of SADD, the National Honor Societ~T, a
Junior Escort, a Student Advisor, and on the School ~£earbook,
church, and she does volunteer work at a local nursing home.
She has painted a mural at a local shop° Her hobbies are drawing,
listening to music, reading, and biking.
Tamera l~as been accepted to the Wentworth Institute of
Technology to study interior design and hopes to own her own
interior design firm in Boston one day.
Kerry Patricia Wehter attended Hingham High School in
Hingham, Massachusetts and as I said, the daughter of Chief
Richard Wehter of the Hingham Fire Department, our newly
elected Secretary-Treasurer, and Mrs. Wehter. She ranks 28th
in a class of 192 members. Kerry was on the Honor Roll in
Grades 9, 10, and 11. She was national Latin Examination Cum
Laude and received a Certificate of Award for outstanding
academic achievement in word processing.
Her activities include Figure Skating in the 9th, 10th, 11th
and 12th grades, a Figure Skating Competition Volunteer,
Walk for Hunger in 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th grades, a Special
Olympics Volunteer in the 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th grades, the
Learn to Skate Junior Instructor in the 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th
grades, the Youth Ministry in the 9th and 10th grades, a
Christmas in Roxbury Volunteer Project for grades 9, 10, 11,
and 12, and as you may have guessed by now, that her hobby is
figure skating. She has also worked at Pilgrim Skating Arena
from 1989 to the present. She has been accepted at St. Anselm
College in Manchester, New Hampshire and plans to go into a
nursing career. Congratulations to both of you students and the
parents. [Applause]
[Scholarships awarded by Chief Haber and Chief Jordan.]
DEPUTY CHIEF DAVISON: A nice hand for these girls.
[Applause]
At this time, President Mansfield and President-Elect Winslow
will please come to the podium for the swearing in of the
new president. Gentlemen.
[President Mansfield swore in President Winslow] [Applause]
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Congratulations, President. [Ap-
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Secretary/Treasurer Martin Jordan presents
President Mansfield with a silver trumpet
signifying his year as President of the
NEAFC 1991-1992.
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plause]
DEPUTY CHIEF DAVISON: At this time, Secretary Jordan
will make a presentation to President Mansfield.
CHIEF MARTIN J. JORDAN: Well, Wendall, as you conclude
your term, we had another successful year. Our attendance
was up and we’ve had a great banner year. For my last
official duty it gives me great pleasure to honor and to present
you with the Trumpet For Recog.nition of Your Office to Chief
Wendall Mansfield from the NEAFC 1992. Enjoy it with good
luck. [Silver Trumpet presented to President Mansfield] Applause]
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Thank you very much.
DEPUTY CHIEF DAVISON: Our newly sworn President
will now swear in the officers and directors of the Association.
President Winslow.
P~RESIDENT CARL H. WINSLOW: Before I do that, I would
like~to make a few comments if I may. Tonight is Chief Mansfield’s
night anal I’ll only take a moment. The honor which you
have given me tonight comes with mixed feelings. I am pleased
and honored to be elected as President of this great Association.
However, I am sad that we’re not able to bestow this honor on
the Chief who encouraged me to become a director. If God had
been willing he would be standing before you tonight. Chief
Ken Wagner gave a lot of time and effort to this Association
and I’m sorry for his death and in my receiving the honor he so
richly deserved. Ken, I know that you’re with us tonight. I want
you to know that I’ll do my best as you would have done in
carrying out the tradition of the New England Association of
Fire Chiefs. Thank you. [Applause]
Now if the newly elected officers would stand and face the
podium and those of you up in ~ihe audience will come up and
join Chief Wehter. Chief. .
[Officers sworn ~n by President Winslow. [Applause]
DEPUTY CHIEF DAVISON: Thank you very much Chief
Winslow. And we certainly owe a great deal to those new people
who have come into our Association to provide the leadership
for the future. As Martin Jordan said this afternoon at the
business meeting, the Association is really headed into the
future with full form and certainly these new people will lead us
that way. we are proud and pleased of their leadership.
Pat Winslow at this time would like to make a presentation to
133

Vendors Association Secretary/Treasurer
Emeritus Harold Roeder presents bouquets
to linda Maurais and Amelia Jordan for all
their efforts and work in coordinating the
vendor registrations and display setups.
Thank you ladies.
134
/

Phyllis Mansfield.
MRS. PATRICIA WINSLOW: On behalf of the Ladies Committee,
I present this gift to you for a job ~vell done. [Applause]
MRS. PHYLLIS MANSFIELD: Thank you. It has been fun
and an interesting year getting all the gifts and I want to thank
the committee for all their help they have helped me with. And
thank you. [Applause]
DEPUTY CHIEF DAVISON: I would like at this time to
introduce Harold Roeder, who is the Representative of the
Vendors Association. He would like to make a presentation at
this time. Harold. [Applause]
MR. HAROLD ROEDER: Thank you for giving me this
opportunity to speak to you a minute and in appreciation of the
vendors and myself we would like to thank both Marty Jordan
and Charlie Maurais for all the work they have done for us in
these conventions and the shows and getting it all together. But
behind them there are two women that always are running to
do this by their husbands. And for this brief moment I would
like to give a little vote of thanks to Linda Maurais. Would you
please come up here, and Amy.
Thank you for the hours and hours of work that you have
done for these men and also for the miles and miles of traffic
you have run all over the place and keeping us on track. Thank
you very much.
[Bouquets presented to Mrs. Linda Maurais and Mrs. Amelia
Jordan.] [Applause]
DEPUTY CHIEF DAVISON: Thank you, Harold, and thank
you ladies. At this time we’re going to bring to a conclusion our
program for the evening. I would just like to leave you with this
thought as we do this that the fire service is, as I said earlier,.
one of the greatest fraternities that ever existed. It brings men
and women together to provide for a service that is unparalleled
in any other way and for that reason we have a big task to do in
the future. As I come to these meetings, and I want to express
my great appreciation to my good friend Chief Wendall for
permitting me to participate in his particular program. I want
to thank him for this opportunity because it is a real honor and
privilege to join with you folks to help lead things into the
future. O.K.
Amy, would you like to make a presentation at this time?
MRS. AMELIA JORDAN: I’ve really enjoyed all my time I’ve
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spent with the New England Association of Fire Chiefs. Little
did I know as a little senior that this is what I would be doing for
four years of my life. This has been a great year. Phyllis has
been great to work with, Phil. and Pat has great things in store
for her. Thank you for being part of your group and these guys
will take you right where you want to go. [Applause]
DEPUTY CHIEF DAVISON: We have one very superior
person to give his final remarks here as Immediate Past President
of our Association. It is a great privilege and great honor to
recognize at this time for his comments Chief Wendall Mansfield.
Chief Mansfield. [Applause]
PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: Reverend Clergy, officers, directors,
the ladies committee, fire chiefs, and guests: It’s been an
interesting-year for your committees and hopefully it’s been for
the best of the organization. With our move next yeargoing to
the Marlboro Royal Trade Center and the following two years
in Springfield to the Civic Center in conjunction with the celebration
of Springfield’s 200-year Fire Department anniversary,
our workload for the Board of Directors is going to increase
considerably due to the move to a larger facility and especially
the Secretary-Treasurer and Exhibit Committee. Marlboro has
47,000 square feet of indoor exhibit s.pace and in Springfield
we’ll be using the Civic Center s5 in both places we are going to
be able to put most of the exhibi,ts inside.
The headquarters in Marlboro will be the Best Western Plaza
Hotel, which is the largest hotel outside ofthe Boston area with
445 rooms.
In Springfield our headquarters will be the Sheraton Springfield
Monarch Hotel and an airwalk connecting to the Marriott
with over 40 stores and shops and restaurants, all inside. The
Civic Center is a block away. It has 38,500 feet of exhibit space
plus 18,700 square feet of space in the arena where apparatus
can be exhibited.
At this time, I’d like to thank you, all of the committees, for a
very, very good job, excellent job well done and with a special
thanks to President Carl Winslow for all the time he put into the
coordination of the Search Committee in setting up meetings
for a new Secretary-Treasurer position. But I also would like to
thank all of the Vermont group for their support and help at
this time. And would you all please stand for Vermont.
[Applause]
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PRESIDENT MANSFIELD: A special thanks from my loving
wife Phyllis for your understanding and support of me. And all
of you ladies know that being married to a firefighter isn’t the
easiest job.
Also a special thanks to Belle and Sidney Dutoth, and Chief
Ernie Flanders, who have been coming to these conventions
with us -- I have lost count.
At this time I would also like to thank Chief John Connell of
Stratford, Connecticut for these plaques tonight for the table. I
think he deserves a hand. [Applause]
I feel very grateful to have had a master of ceremonies like
this young fellow beside me in the red jacket, Ray E. Davison
from Vergennes, Vermont. I have known him quite a few years.
Nothing like Ernie Flanders. We have known each other
when he did his and I really appreciate it.
Also many thanks for Representative Danny Gore making
the trip from the Northeast Kingdom to conduct the longest
campaign. Keep up your hopes, and your persistence eventually
will pay off.
I also wish President Winslow great success in the coming
year. I know you will do an excellent job for this Association.
Thanks again for the great 70th Conference. It has been a
pleasure to serve this organization. And again, everyone please
have a safe trip home.
[Standing ovation]
~DEPUTY CHIEF DAVISON: Father Foley, may we close,
please, with the benediction.
[Everyone stood]
REVEREND FOLEY: Before imparting the bendiction, let
me say that many people have expressed a concern to me about
the caliber of the Memorial Service. In the years to come, I
assure you they will continue to be held in a church if at all
possible. I know that for 1994, Chief Passanelli from Springfield
has assured me he is going to work closely with the chaplain
on the committee and make sure we definitely have a
memorable Memorial Service. Reverend Chalk and I and the
committee are working in the same direction in Marlboro.
Let us pray. As we officially conclude the 70th Anniversary,
we thank You Father for gathering together in fellowship and
in friendship. May what we have learned during this conference
germinate into leadership in our respective communities
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that truly we may serve You by serving others. Give us the courage
to execute our duties in these most challenging times in the
face of opposing odds, diminishing budgets and difficult challenges
in the firefighting field. Bless our families. Keep us
always close to you and grant each of us a safe return trip home.
you are one God forever and ever. Amen.
[Amen]
DEPUTY CHIEF DAVISON: God speed and have a wonderful,
safe trip home. We’ll see you next year. Dancing will follow.
[Applause]
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MEMBERSHIP STAT ST][CS
(As o~r 11/23/92)
State Active Retired Associate Life Vendor Total
Massachusetts 208 204 55 12 34 513
Connecticut 77 78 66 1 12 234
Rhode Island 45 45 31 3 4 128
New Hampshire 38 43 24 3 3 111
Maine 26 13 25 0 2 66
Vermont 21 19 12 0 1 53
Out of N.E. 1 11 0 5 10 27
TOTALS 416 413 213 24 66 1132
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492-4922
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827-0129
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RECTORY
MAIN ST.
W. WARREN, MA
436-5110
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W. GROVE ST.
MIDDLEBORO, MA
947-6200
ANNE BUTrERF~rELD
87 BLANCHARD RD.
CAMBRIDGE, MA
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DORCHESTER, MA
282- ! 130
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MASSACHUSETTS
ACTIVE MEMBERS
Abbate Charles F. Chief Palmer Fire District #I Palmer, ~[A 01069
Abbott William E. Chief Stoneham Fire Dept. Stoneham, }4A 02180
Addonizio Louls T. Chlef 307 Chestnut Street Chelsea, MA 02150
Akin David P. Chief Yarmouth Fire Dept. 96 Main Street So. Yarmouth, ~4A 02664
Alberghlni John Chief 82 Smith Lane Kingston, MA 02364
Anderson Leonard Chief Walpole Fire Dept. 2 Stone Street Walpole, MA 02081
Austin Jr. John E. Chief P.O. Box 1166 North W.astham, ]~A 02651
Baker Bruce S. Chief Sterling Fire Dept. P.O. Box 21 Sterling, MA 01564
Barry, Jr. Thomas J. Chief Fire Dept. Norwood, MA 02062
Belhumeur Roger G. Chief 47 Auburn Street Auburn, MA 01501
Bergeron John Chief 45 Bedford Street Lexington, MA 02173
Bernard Donald R. Chief Falrhaven Fire Dept. 146 Washington St Falrhaven, MA 02719
Bettencourt Antone A. Chief P.O. Box 1064 Edgartown, MA 02539
Blgelow Edward L. Chief Marlborough Fire Dept. 91 Main Street Marlborough, MA 01752
Black Stephen A. Chief Welles]y Fire Dept. 457 Worcester Rd. Wellesly, MA 02181
Bliss
Alan C. Chief Rehoboth Fire Dept. 334 ’Anawan Street Rehoboth, MA 02769
Biye Phillip w.. Chief 15 Laura Lane Buzzards Bay, MA 02532
Borden Richard H. Chief 943 Main Street Haverhill, HA 01830
Boswell, Jr. Hobart H. Chief Foxboro Fire Dept. 40 School St. Foxborough, MA 02035
Boulay Raymond Comm. 26 California Street Fall River, HA 02721
Breen James ~. Chief Scituate Fire Dept. 149 First Parish’ Road Scituate, MA 02066
Brock Daniel F. Chief Wrentham Fire Dept. P.O. Box 614 Wrentham, MA 02093
Broderick Brian T. Chief M.D.C. 20 Somerset Street Boston, MA 02108
Burgess George F. Chief Fire Headquarters 70 ~.ast Main Street Norton, HA 02766
Burke Peter J. Chief Swansea Fire Dept 50 New Gardners Neck Rd. Swansea, HA 02777
C_apaldo Anthony Chief 27 Pinedaie Avenue Bilierica, HA 01866
Care
William J. Chief ii Church Street Ervlng, MA 01344
Carrier Dennis M. Chief 7 School St. Lunenburg, HA 01462
Cassanelll Gary G. Chief Springfield Fire Dept 605 Worthington St Springfield, MA 01105
Cassldy Ronald T. Chief One Summer Street Maynard, HA 01754
Chisholm David Chief Hyannis Fire Dept 95 High School Road Ext. Hyannls, MA 02601
Churchill Ronald M. Chief Fire Headquarters i00 Union Street Attleboro, MA 02703
Clarke James W. Chief 24 Lowel Street Methuen, MA 01844
Coan Stephen D. Director Mass. Fire Academy P.O. Box 1025 Stow, MA 01775
Coleman Robert M. Chief No. Attleboro Fire Dept. P.O. Box 904 No Attleboro, MA 02761
Connery James F. Chief 400 Broadway Revere, HA 02151
Connoliy James J. Chief P.O. Box 412 West Groton, MA 01472
Connor James F. Chief Weymouth Fire Dept. 636 Broad Street Bast Weymouth, HA 02189
Cook Robert ~. Chief P.O. Box 5426 Salisbury, HA 01952
Cormler Ronald E. Chief 19 Church Street Leominster, MA 01453
Cote
Paul R. Chief Acushnet Fire Dept. 24 Russell Street Acushnet, MA 02743
Cu]linane Robert J. Chief Dedham Fire Dept 436 Washington St Dedham, MA 02026
Cutter III John F. Chief 64 Longfellow Drive Newburyport, MA 01950
Daly David Chief Fire Dept. South Hadley, HA 01075
Dame Richard Chief Fire Headquarters Russell, MA 01071
Daniele Joseph S. Chief Newton Fire Dept. 1164 Centre St Newton, MA 02159
Day, Jr. Arland G. Chief 313 Orange Rd. Warwick, MA 01378
Dipoll Robert A. Chief Needham Fire Dept. 88 Chestnut St Needham, MA 02192
Doherty Robert E. Chief 124 Main Street P.O. Box 99 Woburn, MA 01801
Dolan William V. Chief No Andover Fire Dept. 124 Main St No Andover, MA 01845
Ducomb George W. Comm. 24 School Street Palmer, MA 01069
Duggan
Brian P. Chlef Northboro Fire Dept. ii Pierce St Northboro, MA 01531
Dumont Marcel L. Chief Dartmouth Fire Dist 1 108 Slocum Rd No. Dartmouth, MA 02747
Dunne Michael C. Chief Sudbury Fire Dept Old Sudbury Rd Sudbury, MA 01776
English Robert D Chief Brookline Fire Dept 338 Washington St Brookline, HA 02146
Farrington John M. Chief C.O.~H.M. Fire Dept 1875 Route 28 Centerville, HA 02632
Fitlebrown Paul B. Chief Ayer Fire Department 14 Washington Street Ayer, HA 01432
Fitzgerald Kevin J. Chief 491 Broadway Cambridge, MA 02138
Fitzgerald, Jr. Frank W. Chief I Sprague Street Maiden, HA 02148
Fitzpatrick James A. Chief Fire Department Canton, MA 02021
Flaherty John J. Chle[ 44 Van Deene Avenue West Springfield, HA. 01089
Frazler Paul Chie~"-~)tuit ~£~ f)~’--~?-(J. ~ox 16~ Cotult, MA 02635
Frederic Richard W. Chief Fire Dept. 12 Summer Street Natick, MA 01760
Froton Franklin J. Chief J.F.K. Center Lowell, HA 01853
Fugazzi Thomas J. Chief Plymouth Fire Dept 114 Sandwich St Plymouth, HA 02360
Gall[her Stephen R. Chief Benton Hill Road Becket, MA 01223
Garner William G Fire Dir. No Adams Fire Dept 40 Amer Legion Dr No Adams, HA 01247
Garrity Thomas E. Chief Hudson Fire Dept. Wood Square Hudson, MA 01749
Gaudet Arthur R. Chief 16 Woodlawn Street Amesbury, HA 01913
Gerakaris Nick Chief 2 Munroe Court Peabody, HA 01960
Giovannaccl Ronald H Chief Topsfleld Fire Dept Box 66 Topsfleld, HA 01983
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Gorman, Jr. Thomas F. Chief ~ Franklin Street Quincy, HA 02169
Halllsey James M. Chief 22 North Byron Avenue Brockton, MA 02401
Hanafln John M. Chief Milton Fire Dept. 515 Canton Ave Milton, HA 02186
Harr~tan Dana Chief P.O. Box 40 Carver, MA 02330
Hart Richard J. Chief 555 Main Street Clinton, MA 01510
Harubln Chester Chief Wareham Fire Dept. 273 Main St Wareham, HA 02571
Hatch Lawrence W Chief Hampden Fire Dept 50 Brookslde Dr Hampden, HA 01036
Hayes Harold F. Chief Andover Fire Dept. 32 No Main St Andover, HA 01810
Higglnbotham David W. Chief Winthrop Fire Dept 40 Pauline St Winthrop, MA 02152
Hill Thomas E. Chief Pembroke Fire Dept P.O. Box 697 Pembroke, MA 02359
Hughes Robert L. Chief Chaimsford Fire Dept. 7 North Rd Chelmsford, HA 01824
Huska Peter S. Chief Hanson Fire Dept. Liberty Street Hanson, MA 02341
Hyde William R. Chief I00verhill Road Swampscott, MA 01907
Jarvls Anthony W. Chief 3 Andrew Street Ludlow, MA 01056
Jenkins John P. Chief 453 Church Street West Barnstable, HA 02668
Jenks Russell Chief Agawam Fire Dept. 1200 Springfield St Feeding Hills, HA 01030
Jenney George D. Chief 818 Point Road Marion, HA 02738
Jones Lawrence J. Chief Fire Dept. 60 Masonic St Northampton, HA 01060
Jones, Ill Roy E. Chief 31 Center Street Brewster, MA 02631
Jones, III William A. Chief Barnstable Fire Dept. P.O. Box 94 Barnstable, MA 02630
Joyai Samuel J. Chief Belchertown Fire Dept. I0 No Main Street Belchertown, HA 01007
Karaylanes Frank Chief Fire Dept. Ashland, HA 01721
Keeler Harley E. Chief 35 Providence St. Uxbrldge, Ma 01569
Keough Thomas M. Chief Waltham Fire Dept. 175 Lexington Street Waltham, HA 02154
Klngsbury Wllllam A. Chief Medfleld Fire Dept. 114 North Street Medfleld, HA 02052
Knlpe Roger A. Chief 22 High Street Hubbardston, MA 0~_452
Kohanskl Robert W. Chief Dracut Fire Dept. 156 Pleasant Street Dracut, HA 01826
Konln~J Robert J. Chief Fire Dept. P.O. Box 827 Carlisle, MA 01741
Korhonen John P. Chief Gardner Fire Dept~ 70 City Hall Avenue Gardner, HA 01440
Landers Patrick F. Fire Comm. District #I Palmer, HA 01069
LaPorte Spence C hlef P. O. Box I01 Prlnceton, HA 01541
Larsen Pobert Chief Logan Fire Dept. Logan International Airport East Boston, MA 02128
Levesque Alphle P. Chief 3 Leonard Street P.O. Box 187 Shirley, HA 01464
Lillie, Sr. Malcolm W. Chief 111 Walton Street Fitchburg, MA 01420
Lolseile John }4. Chief 130 Leo Drive Gardner, HA 01440
Longworth Joseph P.. Chlef 439 Support Group/CEF Westover, AFB Westover, MA 01022
Lozler Leon Chief Orange Fire Dept. 18 Water Street Orange, HA 01364
MacAloney William B. Chief 6 Academy Street P.O. Box 28 Westminster, HA 01473
MacKenzie James J. Chief Greenfield Fire Dept. 412 Main Street Greenfield, HA 01301
Macomber Jackson G. Chief Avon Fire Dept. Main Street Avon, HA 02322
l~adlgan Cornelius Chief 1827 Providence Road Northbrldge, MA 01534
Marble William D. Chief 8 Spring Street Holbrook, MA 02343
Martula Bernard Chief 42 West Street Hadley, HA 01035
Masloskl Timothy Chief Gill Fire Dept, Main Road Gill, HA 01376
Maurais Charles F. Chief Fire Headquarters I Ocean Avenue Marblehead, HA 01945
Mazzeo, Sr. Ronaid R. Chief Pittsfield Fire Dept. 74 Columbus Ave. Pittsfield, MA 01201
McCaffrey Paul F. Chief Watertown Fire Dept. 99 Main Street Watertown, MA 02172
McCarraher Gary B. Chief Littleton Fire Dept. 20 Foster Street Littleton, HA 01460
McGowan Edward M. Chief Willlamstown Fire Dist. 34 Water Street Wllilamstown, MA 01267
McKay Barry S. Chief Glouster Fire Dept. 8 School Street Glouster, MA 01930
McNamara John J Chief Dartmouth Fire Dist3 71 Connectlcutt Av No Dartmouth, MA 02747
McNamee Roy B. Chief Marshflaid Fire Dept. 60 South River Street Mar_shfleld, MA 02050
McNutt Charles R. Chief 18 Albmont Road Winchester, HA 01890
Merrltt Daniel P. Chief 2770 Boston Road Wlibraham, HA 01095
Millett, Jr. William B. Chief Ablngton Fire Dept. P.O. Box 2181 Ablngton, HA 02351
Moiloy, Jr. Francis J. Chief Fire Headquarters 40 West Central St Franklin, MA 02038
Hor|n ~Icha~d L. Chief 41 Turnpike Road Turners Falls, HA 01376
Mullaiy John J. Chief 196 Main Street Millville, MA 01529
Murphy James B. Chief Belmont Fire Dept. 54 Leonard Street Belmont, MA 02178
Murphy Michael T. Chief Wayland Fire Dept. 38 Cohltuate Rd. Wayland, MA 01778
I~urray Robert E. Chief 340 Pakachoag Street Auburn, MA 01501
Nadeau John R. Chlef 44 Elm Street Cohasset, MA 02025
Nash George W. Chief Fire Headquarters Middleten, MA 01949
Newman Dennis E. Chief Sandwich Fire Dept. P.O. Box 1340 SandWich, MA 02563
Numberg Curtis T. Chief Lynn Fire Dept. 725 Western Ave. Lynn, MA 01905
Nunes Robert J. Chief Chlcopee Fire Dept. 80 Church Street Chlcopee, MA 01020
Oberg Edward R. Chief 1384 Main Street Holden, MA 01520
O’Brlen Frank Chief Westfleld Fire Dist. 34 Broad Street Westfield, MA 01085
O’Mailey Joseph P. Chief Manchester Fire Dept. 12 School Street Manchester, MA 01944
O’Nell Carl D. Chief Duxbury Fire Dept. P.O. Box 2824 Duxbury, MA 02331
Openshaw Henry A Chief New Bedford Fire Dept 868 Pleasant St New Bedford, MA 02740
O’Toole W. Kevln Chief Bedford Fire Dept. 55 Great Road Bedford, MA 01730
Packlsh George W. Chlef Falmouth Fire Dept. 399 Main Street Faimouth, MA 02540
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Parker, Jr. James Chief 30 Mount Pleasant Street Westborough, MA 01581
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Bianchard Wendall Chief 20 Circuit St. Hanover, MA 02339
Booker Everett Chief 551 Main Street Acushnet, MA 02743
Borowiec Edward Chief 86 Hafey Street Chicopee, MA 01020
Boudet Raymond J. Chief 63 Teibar Street Springfield, }4A 01128
Boudreau Arthur J. Chief 18 North Street Wilmington, MA 01887
8oudreau John J. Chief 15 Melba Ave. Auburn, MA 01501
8ourgeoise Mark J. Chief 5 Village Green East Longmeadow, MA 01028
8oyden Herman L. Chief Shattuck Road Russell, }4A 01071
Boyle Edward C. Chief 188 Bristol Street Springfield, MA 01109
Bradley, Jr. James W. Chief 33 Liberty Ave. Lawrence, MA 01843
Brown Lyman G~ Chief 57 Pine Street Natlck, MA 01760
Buck Raymond M. Chief 3 Siesta Park West Wareham, MA 02576
Burreil Edward L. Chief 189 Candy Lane Brockton, MA 02400
Byrne Jerome N. Chief 520 Concord Street Framlngham, MA 01701
Caidwell Lester E. Chief 570 Mount Hope Street North Attleboro, MA 02760
Cailahan Edward B. Chief 186 Winn Street Woburn, MA 01801
Callahan Joseph Chief 67 Mudnock Road Salisbury, }4A 01952
Cailely John E. Chief 26 Linden Avenue Beverly, }4A 01915
Cannier John E. Chief 165 Myst/c Street Arl~ngton, MA 02174
Carie Gerard A. Chief 10 Champlain Street Dracut, MA 01826
CBsey Gordon Chief Wilbraham Road Hampden, MA 01036
Casey John F. Chief 243 Plymouth Street Abington, MA 02351
Chappeil Raymomd E. Chief 37 Orchard St. Raynham~ MA 02767
Charbonneau Wliliam Chlef 275 Holden Street Holden, MA 01520
Cleary John F. Chief 19 Ferry Street South Hadley, MA 01075
Clemence John M. Chief 96 Main Street South Yarmouth, MA 02664
Cloonan Edward A. Chief I00 Harland Road Waltham, MA 02154
Clough Norman F. Chief Ii Echo Street Malden, MA 02148
Coilette William G. Chief 29 Maple Street Hudson, MA 01749
Colilngs William A. Chief 12 Llillan Street Greenfield, MA 01310
Connors William J. Chief 5 South Road Templeton, MA 01436
Creamer Gordon H. Chief 165 Highland Street Holden, MA 01520
Creighton Edward Chief 24 Evans Road Marblehead, MA 01945
Cremlns William J. Chief 1600 Mass Avenue Apt. 401 Cambridge, }4A 02138
Cremo Joseph R. Chief 209 Taft Avenue Portland, MA 04102
Cromack Clayton D. Chief 22 Rockland Road Greenfleld, }4A 01301
Crosby William C. Chief 62 Maple Street Stoneham, MA 02180
Crowley Robert J. Chief 35 Buffum Street Salem, MA 01970
Curran Charles W. Ch.lef 24 Hazel Avenue Scltuate, MA 02066
Dalaney Leon J. Chief 71 Drulde Lane West Springfield, }4A 01089
Davoll, Jr. Raymond G. Chief P.O. Box 7 Dartmouth, }4A 02714
Dean George Chief P.O. Box 3086 Westport, MA 02790
Desmond Robert Chief P.O. Box 564 Sagamore Beach, MA 02562
Dietz Robert Chief Box 391 Wilbraham, MA 01095
Dobson Irving Chief 18 Marion Street Norwood, MA 02062
Dolre Ronald O. Chief 376 Park Street Wrentham, MA 02093
Donne[[ Chester L. Chief 11 8enedlct Road Bourne, }4A 02532
Donovan Charles J. Chief 68 Ten Hilis Road Somerville, MA 02145
Donovan John J. Chief 28 Volk Road Dedham, MA 02026
Downs William T. Chief 147 Elm Street Andover~ MA 01810
Drlscoll Paul J. Chief 198 Ryan Road Florence, MA 01060
Dubols Homer R. Chief 31 Rood Street Ludlow, MA 01056
D_ugas Armand Chief 406 Falrvlew Street Athol, MA 01331
Duhame! Clifford Chief 24 Lowell Street Methuen, MA 01844
Dupuls Herbert L. Chief 156 Fuller Road Centerville, MA 02653
Durgin David M. Chief Hopedale Fire Dept. 40 Dutcher Street Hopedale, MA 01747
Dyke Charles C. Chief 133 White Street Raynham, MA 02767
Eliiott Clifton P. Chief 15 Arrowhead Road Topsfleld, MA 01983
Ellis Leslie F. Chief 24 Siaconset Drive Buzzards Bay, MA 02532
Emerson Edwin R. Chief 10 Hillside Read Ipswich, MA 01938
Fahey Richard D. Chief 120 Cottage Street Natick, MA 01760
Failon James P. Chief 4 Ash Lane So. Yarmouth, MA 02664
Farley Joseph J. Chief 22 Chestnut Street Danvers, }4A 01923
Farrenkopf Richard R. Chief 70 Walton Ave. Hyannls, MA 02601
Farrington John E. Chief 2559 Washington Street Canton, MA 02021
Fischer Arnold }4. Chief Box 37 West Tisbury, MA 02575
Fitzgerald William P. Comm. 65 Liberty Ave. Lexlngton, MA 02173
Flanagan Charles J. Chief 40 Pauline Street Winthrop, MA 02152
Ford Earl W. Chief 35 }4111 Street Pembroke, MA 02359
Fothergill Herbert C. Chief 117 Sprlngvaie Avenue Chelsea, }4A 02150
Fouche Gerald J. Chief 25 Westwood Drive Westfleld, MA 01085
French Warren R. Chief Dir. Fire Services 11 Day St. Arlington, MA 02174
Frost Josiah F. Chief 51 }4aynard Road Sudbury, MA 01776
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Pelonzi Kenneth C. Chief Fire Headquarters 15 Hale Street Beverly, MA 01915
Peterson John W. Chief Sutton Fire Dept. 4 Uxbrldge Road Sutton, MA 01590
Plantier Robert Chief Easthampton Fire Dept. 84 Union Street Easthampton, MA 01027
Pollto James A. Chief 98 Glendale Road Sharon, HA 02067
Quinlan Donald M. Chief Barre Fire Dept. P.O. Box 430 Barre, HA 01005
Ranlerl Richard F. Chief Belllngham Fire Dept. 28 Blackstone St Bellingham, MA 02019
Reed Carl H. Chief Ii Lane Street Middleboro, HA 02346
Rivard Stephen J. Chief Somerset Fire Dept. 475 County Street Somerset, MA 02726
Rogers George P. Chief 2 Boston Road Westford, MA 01886
Romano Paul N. Chief Fire Dept. Lynnfield, HA 01940
Roy Alan J. Chief Palmer Fire Dept. Walnut St. Hqrts. Palmer, HA 01069
Ruchala Thomas P. Chief Rutland Fire Dept. Rutland, HA 01543
Russo James N. Chief 671 Nantasket Ave. Hull, MA 02045
Ryan Richard S. Chief 209 Walden Street Concord, HA 01742
Ryan Thomas Chief Tewksbury Fire Dept. Town Hall Ave. Tewksbury, HA 01876
Sands Lawrence S. Chief 19 Woodside Road Medford, MA 02155
Scalesse Emilio J. Chief Somerville Fire Dept. 266 Broadway Somerville, HA 02145
Schwerdtfeger William Chief Chatham Fire Dept. 135 Depot Road Chatham, HA 02633
Saiffert David Chief 7 Harris Street Granby, HA 01033
Senecal Leonard ~.. Chief Strubridge Fire Dept. 346 Main Street Sturbridge, MA 01566
Shaw Frederick M. Chief North Reading Fire Dept 152 Park St North Reading, HA 01864
Sherman Carlton J. Chief P.O. Box 303 Dover, MA 02030
Sllensky Phll Chief Monsanto Company 730 Worcester Street Indian Orchard, MA 01151
Simpson Allan L. Chief So Hadley Fire Dist #2 20 Woodbrldge St So Hadley, MA 01075
Skinner Robert E. Chief P.O. Box 1777 Plalnvllle, MA 02762
Sllney Edward A. Chief Mansfield Fire Dept. 290 North Main Street Mansfield, MA 02048
Smith Michael L. Chief Frandngham Fire Dept. 521 Concord Street Framingham, MA 01701
Soave John W. Chief 30 Freeman Street Stoughton, MA 02072
St. Amand James L. Chief Palmer Fire Dept. 65 Buckland Street Palmer, MA 01069
Stallard Robert J. Deputy Chief 210 Olney Street Seekonk, MA 02771
Stanley Clarence }4. Chief Melrose Fire Dept. 576 Main Street Melrose, HA 02176
Stephenson John Chief East Main Street Bolton, HA 01740
Sullivan Joseph F. Chief Salem Fire Dept. 48 Lafayette Street Salem, HA 01970
Taber Gary F. Chief 156 Main Street Rockport, HA 01966
Taddei John A. Chief Milford Fire Dept. 21 Birch Street Milford, HA 01757
Tanzi Ralph Chief Fire Dept. Rockland, HA 02370
Taylor Robert W. Comm. I0 Longwood Drive ~305 Westwo~d, MA 02090
Thibault Paul R. Chief Burlington Fire Dept. 21 Center Street Burlington, MA 01803
Thorburn John E. Chief 394 Boston Post Road Weston, MA 02193
Travers Timothy P. Chief Whitman Fire Dept. 56 Temple Street Whitman, HA 02382
Tremblay Dennis Chief Ashburnham Fire Dept. P.O. Box 851 Ashburnham, HA 01430
Trim Glen Chief Ware Fire Deparmtent 30 East Main Street Ware, HA 01082
Tripp William D. Chief 1165 Main Road Westport, HA 02790
Trovato Michael S. Chief 256 Commercial Street Provincetown, HA 02657
Tucker Stephen R. Chief Hanover Fire Dept. 32 Center Street Hanover, MA 02339
Tutko James P. Chief Danvers Fire Department 2 Locust Street Danvers, HA 01923
9itag~lano Carl R. Chief I Union ~ac~ -~r~Intree, HA 02184
Volplcelll Robert A. Chief Mill[s Fire Dept. 885 Main Street Mlllis, HA 02054
Walker John H. Chief Plympton Fire Dept. P.O. Box 146 Plympton, MA 02367
Wallace P. Robert Chief E. Longmeadow Fire Dept. 21 Maple St E. Longmeadow, HA 01028
Welsh Roderick K. Chief 22 School Street Bridgewaer Fire Dept. Bridgewater, MA 02324
Watts Bruce L. Chief P.O. Box 3048 Nantucket, HA 02584
Wehter Richard K. Chief Hingham Fire Dept. 339 Main Street Hingham, MA 02043
Wells Richard W. Chief Randolph Fire Department 10 Memorial Drive Randolph, MA 02368
White Joseph T. Chief Fire Dept. Dighton, MA 02715
Whittier Wesley N Chief Peppereil Fire Dept 30 Mason St PO Box 486 Pepperell, HA 01463
Williams Richard B. Chief 200 Baldwinville State Road Winchendon, HA 01475
Wood Donald L. Chief Reading Fire Department 757 Main Street Reading, HA 01867
Woodman Douglas A. Chief Hamilton Fire Dept. 265 Bay Road So. Hamilton, HA 01982
Wrobel Peter J. Chief II Cottage Street West Brookfield, HA 01585
Zumbruski Victor J. Chief 68 N Pleasant Street Box 654 Amherst, HA 01004
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Alvez~ Ferdinand Chlef Harbor Street Sandwich, MA 02563
Anderson Edwin C. Chief East Street Petersham, MA 01366
Angers Leonard H. Chief 206 Maple Street Holyoke, MA 01040
Antanavica Theodore P Chief Leicester Fire Dept 15 Water St Leicester, MA 01524
Barry Edward F. Clx[ef 44 Summer Street Quincy, MA 02169
Bellomo Charles 14. Chief 43 Norfolk St. Needham, MA 02192
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Gaughan Richard T. Chief 761 Rockdale Avenue New Bedford, MA 02740
Gibson Frederick P. Chief P.O. Box 627 Worthlngton, MA 01098
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Gorman Herman Chief 712 South Main Street Attieboro, MA 02703
Greene John F. Chief Fire Dept. 15 St. Paul Street Blackstone, MA 01504
Hackett Edward F. Chief 141 Grove Street Worcester, MA 01640
Hail Joseph F. Chief 45 Thayer Road Braintree, MA 02184
Hanson William Chief 499 Webster Street Needham, l~A 02194
Harris Nelson C. Chief 152 Park Street North Reading, MA 01864
Haskell Everett J. Chief 92 Norwood Street Swansea, MA 02777
Hatch Richard Chief Maple Street Shirley, MA 01464
Hathaway Arthur H. Chief Notch Road Adams, MA 01220
Hevey Robert F. Chlef 4 Vlontls Avenue Ware, MA 01082
Hltchcock Calvln W. Chief Rae Avenue West Wareham, MA 02576
Holmes Wa~ace C. Chief 246 Main Street Kingston, MA 02364
Hood Charles F. Rev. 3 Hickory Lane Beverly, MA 01915
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Hurton Wlllam P. Chief 53 Aborn Avenue Wakefield, MA 01880
Johnson Frederick W. Chlef 19 Church Street Leomlnster, MA 01453
Johnson Howard L. Chief P.O. Box 343 East Otis, MA 01029
Johnson Me/bert K. Chief 278 College Highway Southwlck, MA 01077
Johnson Raymond H Chief Lawrence Fire Dept. 65 Lowell St Lawrence, HA 01840
Johnson Stuart L. Chief 14 Charles Patten Drive Sterling, MA 01564-0486
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Johnston Paul V. Chief P.O. Box 74 Harvard, MA 01451
Keane James C. Chief 240 Fisher Road Fitchburg, MA 01420
Keehle Gerald F. Chief I0 Clubcircle Pittsfield, MA 01201
Kirchner Robert Chief 57 John Street Dalton, MA 01226
Knight Richard A. Chief 159 Main Street Hudson, MA 01749
Koser George N. Chief Woodruff Road Litchfleld, MA 06759
LaFlamme Andrew E. Chief 34 Fyrbeck Avenue Shrewsbury, MA 01545 ’
LaGrand Roy A. Chief Brlmfleld Road Monson, MA 01057
Lamb Arthur H. Chief 43 Royal Street Plymouth, MA 02360
Lamson Lawrence Chlef 45 Fox Run Road S. Hamilton, MA 01982
Lawler Joseph E Chief 281 Chauncey Walker St L 310 Beichertown, MA 01007
Levy Clarence A. Chlef 4 Bayslde Ave. P.O. Box 366 Wareham, MA 02571
Lincoln C. Warren Chief 202 South Street Hingham, MA 02043
Lowell Linwood Chief ii Main Street Box 304 Mendon, MA 01756
Lussler Joseph R. Chief 7 Aelanetrus Avenue Somerset, MA 02726
Lut~azl Francls A. Chief I Waipeie Street Dover, MA 02030
Lyons Lewis G. Chief 63 Howe Street Milton, MA 02186
MacFee James A. Chief 457 Worcester Street Wellesley, MA 02181
MacGregor Malcolm S. Chief 256 Central Street P.O.Box 565 Acton, MA 01720
Maroney William D. Chief Main Street Marlboro, MA 01752
Martin Brian D. Chief 206 Exchange Street Athol, MA 01331
Matta Joseph E. Chief 4 Lynxholm Court Hyannls, MA 02601
McCarthy William J. Chief 23 Chandler Street Marlboro, MA 01752
McDermott James H. Chief Pittsfield Road West Stockbrldge, MA 01266
HcElhlnney Robert W. Chief 8 Buckskin Path Centervlile, MA 02632
McNamara Wendell J. Chief 147 East Street P.O. Box 493 Wrentham, MA 02093
McRae Robert A Chief Hamilton Fire Dept P.O. Box 426 So Hamilton, MA 01982
Menlger Donald T. Chief 38 Spruce Street North Reading, MA 01864
Monroe Philip E. Chief Waipole Street Dover, MA 06417
Moore Thomas F. Chief 298 Main Street Clinton, MA 01510
Murphy William E. Chief 338 Washington Street Brookllne~ MA 02146
Murray Walter R. Chief 50 Granite Street ’Weymouth, MA 02188
Nally James F. Chief 141 Grove Street Worcester, MA 01605
Nault Thomas W. Chief 23 Auburn Road Mi]!bury, MA 01527
Nieml Ernest A. Chief i Summer Street Court Rockport, MA 01966
Noble Albert E. Chief I00 Thatcher Road Glouster, MA 01930
O’Brlen James E. Chlef P.O. Box 314 Rowe, MA 01367
O’KEEFE, SR. JOSEPH A. STATE FIRE MARSHAL 28 SURREY ROAD SALEM, MA 01970
O’Nell John T. Chief 525 Canton Avenue Milton, MA 02186
O’Reilly Robert C. Chief 68 Standlsh Road Watertown, MA 02172
Page Warren O. Chief i North Atklns Street Newburyport, MA 01950
Paquette Arthur C. Chief 146 Washington Street Fairhaven, MA 02719
Parent Leone! Chief 25 Taft Avenue Somerset, MA 02726
Parker Wellman E. Ret. Chief Ayer Fire Dept. 3 Norwood Av Ayer, MA 01432
Parrott George W. Chief 120 Essex Street Saugas, MA 01906
Paul George H. Fire Comm. 7 John Alden Road West Roxbury, MA 02132
Peck Leighton F. Chief 42 Green Acres Road East Falmouth, MA 02536
Perron Walter N. Chlef 7 Falrvlew Road Westboro, MA 01581
Perry Arthur M. Chief 131 Hlllberg Avenue Brockton, MA 02401
Peterson Robert C. Chief 12 Middle Road Gardner, MA 01440
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Pratt Robert W. Chief 9 Arlington Street Reading, HA 01867
Proft[t Ronald E. Chief 139 West Plain St. Wayland, MA 01778
Qulnn John P. Chief 8 Flash Road Nahant, MA 01908
Rasorl Eugene J. Chief 38 MicaJah Pond Rd. Plymouth, MA 02360
Raymond Richard V. Chief P.O. Box 145 Honument Beach, HA 02553
Reagan Daniel J. Chief 18 South Normandy Ave. Cambridge, MA 02138
Redfern Leonard J Ret. Chief Reading Fire Dept 757 Hain St Reading, MA 01867
Reid Frederick H. Chief 96 Park Road Chelmsford, HA 01824
Reid John H. Chief 29 Hiawatha Street Teatlcket, HA 02536
Reldy Thomas Chief 1 Datewood Street Wareham, MA 02571
Reflly, Jr. Edward B. Chief 167 Adams Avenue West Newton, HA 02165
Reynolds Waiter F. Chief 4 Curve Street Hedfleld, MA 02052
Roach Paul J. Chief 11 School Street Stoughton, MA 02072
Roblllard Paul C. Chief 144 Newton Street So. Hadley, HA 01075
Rogers James F. Chief 524 Faimouth Highway East Falmouth, HA 02536
Rogers John B. Chief 138 Arch Street Hlddleboro, MA 02346
Salavlnl Hubert S. Chief High Street Becket, HA 01223
Sanderson Howard R. Chief Village Hill Avenue Wfll[amsburg, HA 01096
Sawyer Norman E. Chief Kendall Hill Road Sterling, MA 01565
Scanlon Joseph E. Chief 40 Lebe[ Road Lynn, HA 01901
Scott Thomas V. Chief 22 Gurney Street Cambridge, HA 02138
Shaw John E. Chief 33 Krlsten Drive Seekonk, HA 02771
Shea Louis A. Chief P.O. Box 749 Fall River, HA 02722
Sibley Robert J. Chief I0 Glenwoods Park Winchendon, MA 01475
Skinner Clarence E. Chief 51 Spring Street Plalnville, HA 02762
Smlth Raymond K. Chief Great Barrlngton Road West Stockbrldge, HA 01266
Shyer John B. Chief 177 Concord Road Bedford, MA 01730
Soares Arthur Chief 37 Greenwood Road Somerset, MA 02726
Sorenson Raymond L. Chlef 31 Bear Hill Road Stoneham, HA 02180
Stapleton Leo D. Fire Comm. 9 Lennon Court Apt. 14 South Boston, MA 02127
Stevens James O. Chlef 26 G}Imore Street North Weymouth, MA 02101
Sturtevant Harold Chief 8 Wharf Drive Groveland, MA 01834
Sullivan Raymond H. Chief 109 El Paso Street Springfield, HA 01104
Suprenant Joseph E. Chief 35 Sargon Street Springfield, MA 01104
Surprenant Jr. Joseph E. Chief 35 Sargon_Street _Sprlngfleld,. MA 011Q4
Sweet[and Ralph J. Chief 247 Park Street North Reading, HA 01864
Teece Robert D. Chief 8 Bartlett Road Randolph, MA 02368
Theodore Gus Chief Palmer Fire Dist. #1 Palmer, HA 01069
Tiuszcz Ludwick S. Chlef Box 98 Route 8 Sandlsfdeld, MA 01255
Togneri Francis C. Chief 59 Millers Falls Road Turner Falls, MA 01576
Tombeno Thomas D. Chief 28 Laurel Street Concord, MA 01742
Ulm Robert F. Chief 28 Warbur~on Way Northhampton, HA 01060
Whalen George F. Chief Summer Street Maynard, HA 01754
Willis Harry F. Chief 6 Forest Street North Dighton, MA 02764
Woods Cyril F. Chief 2713 Boston Road North Wlibraham, HA 01067
Young Ralph E. Chief 46 West Haln Street Westminster, MA 01473
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Ambrefe Joseph Dep. Chief 7 Hickory Lane Beverly, MA 01915
Anderson Russell C. Ast. Chlef 80 High Street Rockport, HA 01966
Banks Frederick Mr. 4 Boston Drive Shrewsbury, HA 01545
Bentcli[f Thomas P. Mr. P.O. Box 294 262 Bedford Street Whitman, HA 02382
Brand Kirby Assist. Chief 286 Asbury Street So. Hamilton, HA 01982
Brodeur Paul D. Dep. Chief 37 Bacon Farm Road East Falmouth, MA 02536
Buck Frederick L. Deputy Chief Fitchburg Fire Dept. 28 Oliver St Fitchburg, HA 01420
Cahlll, Jr. Wfl!dam L. Mr. P.O. Box 1237 Westford, MA 01886
Carpenter Wililam G. Hr. P.O. Box 782 Harshfleld, MA 02050
Casey Robert J. Hr. Director Fire Services 112 Hyst~c Street Arlington, MA 02174
Coffdn Glen B. Hr. 2 Chadwick Rd. South Dennis, MA 02660
Conway William P. Deputy Chief Fire Headquarters 725 Western Ave. Lynn~ HA 01905
Deane David G. Mr. 104 Washington Road Sprlngfleld, HA 01108
DeLuca Gioachlno Mr. 49 George Street Mendon, MA 01756
Downer Donald R. Hr. 29 Perry Place Auburn, HA 01501
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Henry Martin F. Mr. Dir. Public Fire Prot. N.F.P. ~. ~atterymarch Park (~ulncy, MA 02269
Herzlg, Jr George E Asst. Chief Greenfield Fire Dept. 412 Main St Greenfield, MA 01301
Hoar Charles F. Mr. 92 Lasell Street West Roxbury, MA 02132
Keileher William E. Mr. 451 Pleasant Street East Bridgewater, MA 02333
Kenneflck John J. Mr. 6 Windsong Lane Winchester, MA 01890
Klueber Charles W. Lieut. Bourne Fire Dept. 130 Main Street Bourne, MA 02532
Knight Jeffrey G. Supt. Newton Fire Dept. 75 Wyoming Rd. Newton, MA 02160
Leonard Thomas P. Mr. 212 Mill Street Mansfield, MA 02048
Locke William C. Deputy Chief Spencer Fire Dept. 9 Wilson Street Spencer, MA 01562
Look Peter W. Dep. Chief P.O. Box 1064 Edgartown, MA 02539
Marshall Judith E. V.P. CFC Associates ii Cambridge Street Burlington, MA 01830
McCormack, Jr. Edward H. Mr. P.O. Box 64 Ashland, MA 01721
McWalter David W. Mr. 57 Iqaln Street Concord, MA 01742
Moore Wayne D. Mr. 14 Mclntire Street Lowell, MA 01851
Morlssette Alfred Dep Chief Easthampton Fire Dept. 84 Union St Easthampton, MA 01027
O’Brien Michael F. Mr. 14 Pueblo Road P.O. Box 8 Medfleld, MA 02052
Paplneau Clive C. Chief 691 School Street Webster, MA 01570
Peavey, Sr. Brian W. Dep. Chief 25 Winter Street igerrlmac, MA 01860
Philbrlck Steven C. Dep. Chlef 34 Old Bridge Road Buzzards Bay, MA 02532
Pizura Bernard W. Mr. 22 Black Pond Road Mansfield, MA 02048
Pouliot Leo Asst. Chief Burlington Fire Dept. 21 Center Street Burlington, MA 01803
Rinoldo Thomas H. Deputy Chief 33 Thalma Road Framingham, MA 01701
Shedden Kenneth C. Mr. 59 School Street So. Hamilton, MA 019E2
Sherman Edward D. ~4r. 50 Congress Street Suite 640 Boston, MA 02109
Smith Edward H. Mr. 24 Hillside Avenue South Hadley, MA 01075
Spencer Ralph W. Dep. Chief 9 Forest Street Merrlmac, MA 01860
Thomas Laurance A. Asst. Chief P.O. Box 1064 Edgartown, MA 02539
Tramontozzl Nini N. Dep. Chief Fire Alarm 59 Fenway Boston, MA 02115
Tremblay Donald R. Mr. 88 Webcowet Road Arlington, MA 02174
Turner Bruce Safety Officer Bay State Gas Co. P.O. Box 5300 Westboro, MA 01581
Vinal Richard D. Deputy Chief P.O. Box 9 Dracut, MA 01826
Vincent Norman Mr. 37 Sixth Avenue Leomlnster, MA 01453
Wonson John Asst. Chief 2 Poo]e’s Lane Rockport, MA 01966
Young Murray Mr. 80 Green Street Wakefield, MA 01880
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Basfle Anthony D. Chief 181 North Main Street Bristol, CT 06010
Belimore Thomas L. Chief Suffield Vol. Fire Dept. 73 Mountain Rd. Suffleld, CT 06093
Brammer, Jr. Cilfford Chief 435 Watertown Rd. Thomaston, CT 067~7
Brennan George P. Fire Marshal 15 Rossi Ave. Pawcatuck, CT 06379
Brennan Thomas F. Chief Waterbury Fire Dept. 235 Grand Street Waterbury, CT 06702
Brochu Felix Chief 26 Jordan Terrace Waterford, CT 06385
Burdlck Robert H. Chief Poquonnock Bridge Fire Dist. 13 Fort Hill Rd Groton, CT 06340
Burns James T. Chief 852 Ocean Ave. West Haven, CT 06516
Carter, Sr. Nelson K. Chief Hartford Fire Department 275 Pearl St Hartford, CT 06103
Clifford James w.. Dist. Chief 7 Sutro Place Greenwich, CT 06830
Cotter Edward J. Chief 32 Mohawk Avenue Derby, CT 06418
Crosson Garry Chief Hayden Station Fire Co. 41 Pilgrim Drive Windsor, CT 06095
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Sebastian G. Chief 445 Randolph Rd. Middletown, CT 06457
Drlscoll John Chief Tunxis Hose Co. #I Unlonville, CT 06085
Dunn George P. Chief Middletown Fire Dept. 533 Main Street Middletown, CT 06457
Endee Edward K. Deputy Chief 53 Apothecaries Hall Road Broad Brook, CT 06016
Finch Harold J. Comm. 102 Colburn Road Stafford Springs~ CT 06076
Finch Thomas L. Chief 14 Hillcrest Drive Stafford Springs, CT 06076
Ford Laurence M. Fire Comm. I Lonetown Rd. Redding Center, CT 06875
Freytag, Jr. Harold Chief 142 Case Street North Canton, CT 06059
Gentle Raymond G. Comm. 81 Bates Drive East Hartford, CT 06108
Haber, Sr. Chester Comm. 370 Spruce Brook Road Berlin, CT 06037
Hallgren Richard Chief 637 Matianuck Avenue Windsor, CT 06095
Halstead William Chief Sandy Hook Vol.Fire Co. ,Inc. 6 Johnson Dr Sandy Hook, CT 06482
Hawks Theodore H. Chief 62 Seymour Avenue Derby, CT 06418
Hayes Charles A. Comm. 7 Milton Road Quaker Hill, CT 06375
Healey William A. Chief 29 Terrel Drive Milford, CT 06460
Henry Clifford Chief Thompsonville Fire Dept. Pearl Street Enfield, CT 06082
Hooker John D. Chief Hebron Fire Dept. 45 Slocum Road Hebron, CT 06248
Jorsey David Chief 33 Main Street P.O. Box 9E East Berlin, CT 06023
Kalasky Joseph Chief 1485 Main Street Newington, CT 06111
Keene Robert Chief 36 Melville Avenue South Meriden, CT 06450
Kelley Robert E. Chief Vernon Fire Dept. P.O. Box 54 Vernon, CT 06066
Kirby Thomas Chief Norwich Fire Department 24 Chestnut Street Norwich, C T 06360
Kirchhoff Richard T. Chief P.O. Box 96 Quaker Hill, CT 06375
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Kowalewsk! John P. Chief 27 Turner Road Oakdale, CT 06370
Lagarto Antonio L. Chief Danbury Fire Dept. 19 New Street Danbury, CT 06810
Levola Richard Chief P. O. Box 391 Danielson, CT 06239
Lewandowski Vincent C. Chlef 67 Spring Street Kenslngton, CT 06037
Lindgren Ronald E. Chief 207 R6bindale Drive Kensington, CT 06057
~aguda Donald Chief 61 Franklin Street Vernon, CT. 06066
~4ahaney John Chief 29 Spruce Street Bloomfield, CT 06002
14assaro Richard F. Chief Allingtown Fire District P.O. Box 26095 West Haven, CT 06516
McCarthy, Jr. James P. Fire Comm. 6 Miller Avenue Quaker Hill, CT 06375
McGulre Ronaid G. Chief Wesport Fire Dept. 515 Post Road East Westport, CT 06880
.~4cKeon Robert Chief 73 New Village Street Norwich, CT 06360
}4onsonis Vincent Chief CollinsvilIe Vol FD P.O. Box 281 River Rd Collinsvilie, CT 06022
~[urphy Thomas J. Chief P.O. Box 289 Southington, CT 06489
Obler, Jr. John E. Chief North Haven Fire Dept. ii Broadway North Haven, CT 06473
Oueliette Raymond H. Chief 483 Denslow Street Windsor Locks, CT 06096
OuUlette Donald H. Chief 18 Elm Street Jewett City, CT 06351
Parker Michael Chief West Hartford Fire Dept. 50 South Main St West Hartford, CT 06107
Perugino Patrick Fire Comm. 82 Alien Street Terryvlile, CT 06786
Planeta, Jr. George H. Chief David Road Durham, CT 06422
Provencher Earl F. Chief No. Thompsonvilie F.D. 439 Enfleld Street Enfield, CT 06082
Raby Robert F. Chiel ~4eridan Fire Dept. 61 Pratt Street Meriden, CT 06450
Remling, Jr. Daniel Chief 419 Strawberry Hill Stamford, CT 06900
Richards Edward Chief 1296 Enfield Street Enfield, CT 06082
Rivosa John C. Chief 75 Center Street Manchester, CT 06040
Rose William J. Chief 12 Rosewood Drive Simsbury, CT 06070
Sampietro Richard Chief ! South Forest Circle West Haven, CT 06515
Samul Ronaid Chief New London Fire Dept. 289 Bank Street New London, CT 06320
Schachner Richard T. Chief 33 Liberty St Pawcatuck Fire District Pawcatuck, CT 06379
Sevetz Mark J. Fire Marshal Town of Hartland 30 Walnut Hill Rd East Hartland, CT 06027
Si]llman John T. Chief 319 Prospect Hill Road Windsor, CT 06095
Skene, Jr. George Chief East Berlin Vol. Fire Dept. Main Street Berlin, CT 06037
Smith William R. Chlef 1046 Johnson Road Woodbrldge, CT 06525
Sylvia Richard Po Chief 24 Stanton Road Darien, CT 06820
Tallberg, Sr. Richard G. Chief 117 Howe Avenue Shelton, CT 06484
Tharau Erick B. Chief 5 Polly-Dan Road Burlington, CT 06013
Thomas Ralph Chief North Branford Fire Dept. 168 Village Street Northford, CT 06472
Ucci Philip Chief 78 Tumble Brook Drive Milford, CT 06460
Visintainer Philip Chief 12 Ox Yoke Circle East Hampton, CT 06424
Waish Dennis Chief 82 Lancaster Drive Windsor, CT 06095
Walsh John H. Chief Wiliimantlc Fire Dept. 13 Bank Street Wlilimant[c, CT 06226
Waish Thomas Chief Tunxis Hose Co. #I Unionvilie, CT 06085
Watkins Joseph C. Chief 77 West Main Street Plainvilie, CT 06062
CONNECTICUT
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Abel Henry F. Chief 48 Norton Ave. Darien, CT 06820
Amatrudo Andrew A. Chief 1139 Foxon Road North Bran£ord, CT 06471
Bartolucci Guido Chief 25 Braemer Place New London, CT 06320
Byington Donald A. Chief P.O. Box 323 Wilton, CT 06897
Canzano Peter F. Chief 38 Pine Hill Terrace Stamford, CT 06903
Case Walter W. Comm. 9 Pond Hill Rd. North Haven, CT 06473
Christensen Kenneth Chief 74 West Rosemont Avenue Windsor, CT 06095
Cloutler Norman G. Chief 28 Cobblestone Way Windsor, CT 06095
Col]i John R. Chief 199 Elm Street Windsor Locks, CT 06096
Conneli John C. Chief 2704 Main Street Stratford, CT 06497
Crombie Phil~p E. Chief 73 Edgewood Drive South windsor, CT 06074
Cyrulok Francis O. Chief 70 West Street }41ddletown, . CT 06457
Dagon Francls J. Chief 56 Williams Street East Hartford, CT 06108
Daiy John J. Chief 78 Brair Cliff Drive Windsor Locks, CT 06096
Daiy Raymond D. Chief RFD #2 Danlelson, CT 06239
Dodge John G. Chief P.O. Box 68 Plainfield, CT 06374
Dush Wi]!iam S. Chiel 280 Hahhaday Drive West Suffield, CT 06093
Fenneliy Edward F. Chief 1060 Formes Street W.ast Hartford, CT 06108
Fitzgerald Michael Chief I0 Brook Street East Hartford, CT 06108
Fletcher Joseph J. Chief 65 Welch Street Plalnvi[[e, CT 06062
Foryain John Chief Tunxls Hose Co. #I 9 School Street Unlonvlile, CT 06085
Gaspar John Chief 82 Joseph Road Naugatuck, CT 06770
Gowans David J. Dep. Chief 1758 Igusso View Avenue Chesire, CT 06410
Griffin John J. Chief 73 Austin Road ~4liford, CT 06460
Griswold Henry Chief 75 Taylor Avenue East Haven, CT 06512
Haber Edward F. Chief 346 Spruce Brook Road Berlin, CT 0~6037
Hageman William Chief Hageman-Shean Road Goshen, CT 06756
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Hartigan John J. Chief Sea Hill Road North Stanford, CT 06471
Hayes Thomas J. Chief 226 Foxton Road Horth Eranford, CT 06471
Hughes Clinton L. Chief 135 Highland Street Wethersfleld, CT 06109
Kasellnas John Comm. 10 Bryan Road Branford, CT 06405
Kelley Paul F. Chief 181 North Main Street Bristel, ~ CT 06010
Lamphler Avery W. Chief 935 Main Street Watertown, CT 06795
Leddy V. Paul Chief 22 Cumpstene Drive Hamden, CT 06518
Limerick Francis J. Chief 47 Strlckland Street Manchester, CT 06040
Lundgren Hans M. Chief 5 Melville Street Stratford, CT 06497
Mangels Benjamin A. Chief 31 Woodchuck Lane Rowayton, CT 06833
Mason Willlam C. Chief 119 Pearl Street Manchester, CT 06040
McCue John F. Chief 21 Hartford Avenue Wethersfleld, CT 06109
McInerney Charles Chief 929 Middle Street Middletown, CT 06457
Mllewskl Henry W. Chief 22 Page Street Norwich, CT 06360
Miller George Comm. 30 Alling Street West Haven, CT 06516
Mills William J. Chief 11 Hartford Avenue Enfleld, CT 06082
Mugavero James Chief Cohanzle Flre Co. No.5 Inc. 53 Dayton Road Waterford, CT 06385
Norton David J. Chief P.O. Box 174 Port/and, CT 06480
Paige David J. Mr. Deputy State Fire Marshal 294 Colony Street Meriden, CT 06450
Philopena Frederick Chief 11 Westridge Road New London, CT 06320
Pickerlng John Chief P.O. 8ox 37 New Carman, CT 06840
Potter Raymond Chlef Prospect Street Suffleld, CT 06078
Regler Frank F. Chief 10 Cottage Grove Circle Bloomfield, CT 06002
Richardson Thomas F. Chief 44 Sherwood Road Stamford, CT 06900
Riordan John E. Chief 690 Westfleld Street Middletown, CT 06457
Roberto Joseph Dep. Chief 3 Mohawk Drive Colllnsville, CT 06022
Romeglallo Bruno Chief 80 Main Street East Berlin, CT 06023
Russell David W. Chief 140 Reef Road Fairfield, CT 06430
Sampletro Victor L. Chief 20 Admiral Street West Haven, CT 06516
Sanger John J. Chief 1 Fairfleld Avenue Old Greenwich, CT 06870
Sawyer Carl P. Chief 247 Gales Ferry Box 801 Groton, CT 06340
Schaefer Raymond A. Chief 19 Meadow Wood Lane Old Say Brook, CT 06475
Scheer Charles F. Chief 567 Orchard Road Kensington, CT 06037
Scully Francis Chief 29 Fleetwood Drive Waterbury, CT 06706
Shaefer Raymond A. Chief 10 Meadowood Lane Old Say Brook, C~ 06475
Shlppey Harold Chief 15 Oak Street Westport, CT 06880
St.John Edward B. Chief 178 Bronston Drive Middlebury, CT 06762
Stewart, Jr. John B. Chief 34 Canterbury Street Hartford, CT 06112
Strain Francis H. Chief Round Hill Road Greenwich, CT 06830
Strain William Chief Old Mill Road Greenwich, CT 06830
Swanson Howard A. Chief 16 Locust Street Plainville, CT 06062
Sweeney Francis J. Chief 952 Grand Avenue New Haven, CT 06500
Toth Arthur W. Chief 590 Marion Ave. PIanstville, CT 06479
Tweed John H. Chief 66 To~oket Road Branford, CT 06405
Vescovl Hank Chief 900 Noank-Ledyard Road Mystic, CT 06355
Vinchette James Chief 812 Old Main Street Rocky Hill, CT 06067
Wakefield George J. Chief P.O. Box 234 Dayville, CT 06241
Waish William T. Chief 109 Grove Street Windsor, CT 06095
Williams John A. Chief 349 Contour Drive Cheshire, CT 06410
--Wino ~James G. Chief 6 Ellen Road Waterford,. CT 06385
Yocher Douglas A. Chief 251 Bates Drive Cheslre, CT 06410
CONNECTICUT
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Belanger George Dep. Chief Thompsonvflle Fire Dept. Pearl Street Enfield, CT 06082
Bindas Wayne J. Mr. 78 West Grandby Road Crandby, CT 06035
Bonlnl James Asst. Chief Tunxis Hose Co. Unlonvllle, CT 06085
Brodack Chester Asst. Chief 36 Lydal~ Road Newlngton, CT 06111
¯ Burnham Richard Lt. Hazardville Fire Dept. 385 Hazard Ave. Enfleld, CT 06082-4647
Byorick Ralph Dist. Chief No. Branford F.D. 71 Whispering Hill No Stanford, CT 06471
Clark William R. Deputy Chief 25 Middletown Ave. Wethersfleld, CT 06109
Donahue Steven 3rd Asst. Chief 33 Liberty St Pawcatuck Fire Dist. Pawcatuck, CT 06379
Duncan Howard Dep. Chief Fire Department 476 Main Street Wethersfield, CT 06109
Fitzpatrick, Jr. Joseph W. Mr. P.O. Box 2455 Waterbury, CT 06722
Flanagan Jack Deputy Chief Hazardvflie Fire Dept. 5 Gordon Lane Enfleld, CT 06082
Fogg Philip W. Dep. Chief 184 Monument Street Groton, CT 06340
Garaide, Jr. David Dep. Chief 200 Boston Post Road Waterford, CT 06385
Gill John K. Dep. Chief Poquonnock Bridge Fire Dist. 13 Fort Hill Rd Groton, CT 06340
Gold Arthur Asst. Chief Blue Hills Fire Dept 20 Cottage Grove Cir Bloomfield, CT 06002
Griffin John Dep. Chief 66 Overbrook Drive East Hartford, CT 06118
GrD!s Joseph 1st Asst. Chief 33 Liberty St Pawcatuck Fire Dist. Pawcatu.ck, CT 06379
Herrick Ernest N. Asst. Chief 178 Ravine Road Storrs, CT 06268
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HLllyer Derek A. Hr. 53 Dayton Road Waterf~r~, CT 0~3~5
James Philip M. Capl~tn 39 Susan Lane North Haven, CT 06473
Kelly Harry Chief Rocky Hill Fire Dept. 3050 Main Street Rocky Hill, CT 06067
Kelsey Edwin }4r. 22 Rockland Park Branford, CT 06505
Kerr Mark T Dep Chief 27 Hickory Hill Rd Slmsbury Vol. Fire Dept. Simsbury, CT 06070
Korner Edwin G. Dep. Chief 2 E.M. T. Road Canton Center, CT 06020
Lescoe, Jr. Edmund A. Dep. Chief 49 Danlel Blvd. Bloomfield, CT 06002
Lewandowskl }4ark D. Asst. Chief 288 Kensington Road Berlin CT 06037
Lewis Wllilam Asst. Chief 95 Longvlew Drive Windsor, CT 06095
Long Thomas E. 2nd Asst. Chief 33 Liberty St Pawcatuck Fire Dist Pawcatuck, CT 06379
Luther George E. Fire Adm. 294 Colony Street Herlden, CT 06450
Macey Roger L. Deputy Chief 125 Laurel Street Stratford, CT 06497
Mahoney Peter C. }4r. P.O. Box 613 Old Saybrook, CT 06475
Handler Alfred J. Dep. Chief 53 Dayton Road Waterford, CT 06385
McAullffe John J. Chief 149 Boulter Road Wethersfleld, CT 06109
}4cCarthy, Jr. }4aurlce Batt. Chief 217 }4ap|eridge Drive Waterbury, CT 06705
MJ]!er Richard A. Dep. Chief 34 Stanley Road Windham Center, CT 06280
}4JJ!s Michael Deputy Chief 9 Hartford Ave. P.nfdeld, CT 06082
Monahan Andrew }4r. 270 Brlnsmayd St. Stratford, CT 06497
}4u]!en Peter }4r. 22 Toole Drive Branford, CT 06405
Nadeau Richard Dep. Chief Newington Vol. Fire Dept. 1485 }4ain St Newington, CT 06111
Newlan John J. Bart. Chief 330 }4erwin Avenue C-2 Milford, CT 06460
Norton Robert V. 1st Ast. Chlef 118 Atwood Heights Thomaston, CT 06787
O’Nell James Asst. Chief 175 LItchfield Street Thomaston, CT 06787
Panaroni Peter Mr. 66 Harding Ave. Branford, CT 06405
Pawlich Richard Dep. Chief 8. Washlngton Street Rocky Hill, CT 06067
Peabody Douglas Fire Marshal 200 Boston Post Road Waterford, CT 06385
Fhelan Peter F. Fire }4arshal 47 Greenfield Road Mllford, CT 06460
Phelan Thomas F. Bart. Chief 170 Wheelers Farms Rd. }4~I!ord, CT 06460
Pond, Jr. Howard }4. Deputy Chief 207 Salmon Brook St. Granby, CT 06035
Redt/ed Edward B. }4r. 182 RImmon Road Woodbrldge, CT 06525
Reed Gary J. Ist Ast.Chief i0 Orchard Street Terryville, CT 06786
Sampietro Victor J. Deputy Chief P.O. Box 26095 West Haven, CT 06516
Santoro Gary S. Dep. Chief 30 Oakdale Street Wethersfleld, CT 06109
Schaffer Gerald Asst. Chief 32 RIverview Road Mansfield Center, CT 06250
Schroeder Chris R. Dep. Chief 1485 }4ain Street Newington, CT 06111
Schroli Ted Dep. Chief Fire Department Wethersfleld, CT 06109
Sclaiabba Richard Dep. Chief 1485 Main Street Newlngton, CT 06111
Shanaghan John Fire Marshal 176 Mr. Parnassus Road East Haddam, CT 06423
Susca Peter Deputy Chief 42 Cummings Ave. Wethersflald, CT 06109
Tharau Tim Dep. Fire Marshal 5 Polly-Dan Road Burlington, CT 06013
Trommer James Dep. Chief 1485 }4aln Street Newlngton, CT 06111
Vogt Robert Dep. Chief 10 Circle Drive Burlington, CT 06013
Watson Thomas P. Asst. Chief 53 ~If Road Wethersfleld, " CT 06109
Whltham David J. Asst Chief 50 Westwood Road Milford, CT 06460
Wilcoxson Robert Asst. Chief Stratford Fire Dept. 60 Peck Street Milford, CT 06460
ZiacchIo, Jr. NIcholls Dep~ Chief 26 Wilson Ave. Windsor, CT 06095
Zvonkovic John Mr. C/O Jeanne TroJanoski 34 Hoop Pole Road Guilford, CT 06437
RHODE ISLAND
ACTIVE MEMBERS
Aldrich Charles A. Chief Harmony Flre Dept. P.O. Box 360 Harmony, RI 02829
Ardlto Donald Chief Middletown Fire Dept. Wyatt Road Middletown, RI 02840
Audette Harold W. Chief Berkeley Fire Dept. 1025 Mendon Rd. Cumberland, RI 02864
BeausoleJ! E. Craig Chief No Sm!thfleld Vol FD 675 St Paul St No. Smithfield, RI 02895
Bishop David D. Comm. Wallum Lake Fire Dept. P.O. Box 133 }4aplevllle, RI 02838
Bolsclalr Francis W. Chief Fire Headquarters 155 Roosevelt Ave. Pawtucket, RI 02860
Campbell Donald S. Chief 117 }4aln Street P.O. Box 201 Hope, RI 02831
Carey Edward J. Chief 3 Rumsttck Road Barrington, RI 02806
Carpenter Jesse A Chief No Cumberland Fire Dept 50 Whipple Road Cumberland, RI 02864
Centracchlo Don A. Chief West Warwick Fire Dept. 1176 }4ain St West Warwick, RI 02893
Champlln Richard Chief Dunn’s Corners Fire Dept. Westerly, RI 02891
Cimino Ernest P. Chief Valley Falls Fire Dept. 555 High Street Cumberland, RI 02864
Comlre Marcel Chief 50 Oak Street }4anvlile, RI 02838 ¯
Coutu Rene R. Chief Central Falls Fire Dept. 150 Illfnols Street Central Falls, RI 02863
Dupont Edgar E. Chief 26 Manvllle Ave. Manville, RI 02838
Fontalne Willlam J. Chief Harris Fire Dept. 701 }4aln Street Coventry, RI 02816
Gingell Edward L. Chief 125 R.R. Avenue Harrlsville, RI 02830
Greene Carl A. Chief Watch Hill Fire Dept. 21 Glen Way Watch Hill, RI 02891
Hart, Jr. Ernest J. Chief 18 Webster Street Lincoln, RI 02865
Hopkins Theodore H. Chief Fire Dept. North Scltuate, RI 02857
Jordan Rodman Chief Exeter Vol. Fire Co. #I 782 Ten Rod Road Exeter, RI 02822
Lacaillade Russell B. Chief Washington Fire Dept. 2 Star!on Street Coventry, RI 02816
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Levln Norman I. Chief Oak Lawn Fire Dept. 115 Peabody Drive Warwick, RI 02889
Mar~otrlglano Kenneth A Chief E ProvidenceFD 913 Broadway St E. Providence, RI 02914
McCaughy John Chief Lonsdale Fire Dept. Lincoln, RI 02865
Miller Leo J. Chief 40 Caswell Street Narragansett," RI 02882
Miste, St. Joseph A. Chief 7 Union Street Westerly, RI 02891
Noonan Thomas J. Chief Tiogue Fire Dept. 240 Arnold Road Coventry, RI 02816
Parlsl Henry J. Chief 45 Greenville Avenue North Providence, RI 02911
Renaud Henry A Chief Woonsocket Fire Dept 5 Cumberland Hill Rd Woonsocket, RI 02895
Ross, Jr. Kenneth C. Chief P.O. Box 241 East Greenwich, RI 02818
Sabella Nicho|us Chief P.O. Box 149 Pascoag, RI 02859
Smlth James H. Chief 140 Veterans Memorial Drive Warwick, RI 02886
St. Pierre Hark A. Chief 201 School St. Harrisville, RI 02830
.Stanley Frederick Chief Hope Valley-Wyomlng FD P.O. Box 25 Hope Valley, RI 02832
Stedman, Sr. Harold Chief Hisquamlcut Fire Dept. 65 Crandall Av Hisquamicut, RI 02891
Sullivan Garrett F. Chief Newport Fire Dept. 21 West Marlborough St. Newport, RI 02840
Swlech Kenneth Chief 3502 Mendon Road Cumberland, RI 02864
Sylvarla David Chief 37 Peck Avenue Bristol, RI 02809
Sylvester Frank Chiel Lime Rock Fire Dept. 1085 Great Road Lincoln, RI 02865
Texlera Joseph W. Chlef Jamestown Fire Dept. 50 Narragansett Ave. Jamestown, RI 02835
Thurber Robert F. Chief Smithfield Fire Dept. Hdqtrs. Putnam Pike Smithfield, RI 02828
Whltaker Stephen L Chief Hopkins Hill Rd Vol FD 119 Princeton Av Coventry, RI 02816
Zambarano Alan Chief 1520 Atwood Ave. Johnston, RI 02919
RHODE ISLAND
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Andrews Earl Chief 61 Tucker Street Lincoln, RI 02865
Aylward Thomas Chief 309 West Allerton Road North Kingston, RI 02852
Bannon James R. Chief 132 Greeley Street Pawtucket, RI 02861
Bedard Robert J. Chief Lelgh Road RFD #2 Cumberland, RI 02864
Bonn Thomas W. Chief 140 Veterans Drive Warwick, RI 02886
Burns John K. Chief 40 Whipple St. Cumberland, RI 02864
Cappelll Angelo R. Chief 1520 Atwood Ave. P.o. Box 7358 Johnston, RI 02919
Connerton William Chief 21 West Marlborough Street Newport, RI 02840
Corlo Salvatore Chief 4174 Diamond Hill Road Cumberland, RI 02864
Currier ~.rnest E. Chief 3059 Pawtucket Ave. Riverside, RI 02915
Duckworth Thomas E. Chief 170 Bellevue Avenue Warwick, RI 02885
Dumican, Jr. Charles S. Chief 11 King Philip Avenue Barrington, RI 02806
Gagne Paul W. Chief 1 Narragansett Ave. Newport, RI 02840
Gallant Francis J. Chief 35 Sterling Street Pawtucket, RI 02860
Holland Peter J. Chlef 44 Elsenhower Place Wakefleld, RI 02879
Jones Ronald S. Director 25 Althea Drive Cranston, RI 02920
King Charles W. Chief North Kingston Fire Dept. 8150 Post Rd North Kingston, RI 02852
Landry Gerald P. Chief 358 Robinson Street Woonsocket, RI 02895
Law~on Henry W. Chief RFD #1 Lincoln, RI 02865
Mackay Robert F. Chief Union Street Westerly, RI 02891
Maine Wi[~am H. Chief 82 Seavlew Ave. North Kingstown, RI 02852
Matteson Ralph Bart. Chief 15 Eldrldge Avenue Warwick, RI 02886
McDermott Charles Chief 1449 Main Street Tiverton, RI 02878
Molse Michael Chief 243 New York Ave. Providence, RI 02905
Mowry Robert E. Chief RFD #2 Woonsocket, RI 02895
Osborne W~Ifred L. Chief 196 Sayles Avenue Pascoag, RI 02859
Passano Wal~er C. Chief 26 Deerfleld Drive Greenv~dle, RI 02828
Perry Oliver H. Chief 1674 Loulsqulsset Pike Lincoln, RI 02865
Powers Thomas J. Chief 64 Blackamore Ave. Cranston, RI 02910
Rose Norman L. Chief 52 Ocean Avenue North Kingston, RI 02852
Sanford Melvin E. Chief 22 South Avenue Tiverton, RI 02878
Schwarz Charles M. Chief 94 Wyatt Road Middletown, RI 02840
S~Iv£a M.C. Chlef 43 Sachuest Way Middletown, RI 02840
Sisltsky Aaron Chief 500 EastBeach Road Charlestown, RI 02813
Smith, Jr. Frank W. Chief 77 Oakwoods Drive Peace Dale, RI 02879
Spencer Frank K. Chief 47 Danlelson Pike North Scltuate, RI 02857
St.George Luclen Chief 10 High Street Manville, RI 02838
Steere Jeffrey W. Chief P.O. Box 111 West Kingston, RI 02892
Texceira Alfred Chief 315 Long Highway Little Compton, RI 02837
Unsworth John E. Chief 50 W~dson Avenue East Providence, RI 02916
Warrender Duncan Chief 653 H}]I Farm Road RR #4 Coventry, RI 02816
W~Ider Robert C. Chlef 83 Brackett Avenue Tlverton, RI 02878
W~Ikey Peter R. Chief 71 Long Meadow Road Portsmouth, RI 02871
W~dl~ams, Jr. Lester E. Chief 24 Doylston Drive Cranston, RI 02905
Wyatt, Jr. Otis C. Chief 38 Homeland Avenue Narragansett, RI 02882
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Bennett, Jr. James D. Bait. Chief 720 Pontiac Ave. Cranston, RI 02910
Borders Jr William Dep Chf Hope Valley-Wyomlng FD 7 Dawn Ln Wood River Jct, RI 02894
Brusseau Thomas Dep Chf Hope ValWyoFD 30 Woodville-Alton Rd Wood River Jct RI 02894
Cacicla Anthony J Dep Chief Providence Fire Dept 209 Fountain St. Providence, RI 02903
Day William 3rd Dep Chief Hope Valley-Wyo FD 17 Nooseneck Hill Rd. Wyomlng, RI 02898
Devine W.dward D. Chief 4042 Post Road #8 Warwick, RI 02886
DIGiullo Edward A. Dep. Chief 5 East Ave. North Providence, RI 02911
Gagnon Jean Deputy Chief Albion Fire Dept. P.O. Box 579 Albion, RI 02802
Garon Steven A. Deputy Chief 36 Lelgh Road Cumberland, RI 02864
Grondalskl Paul J. Dep. Chief Lime Rock Fire Dept. 1086 Great Road Lincoln, RI 02865
Hall Donald J. Dep. Chief 102 Wisteria Drive Coventry, RI 02816
Jacques Arthur A. Asst. Chief 1149 Great Road Lincoln, RI 02865
James Richard U Bait Chief West Warwick Fire Dept 1176 Main St West Warwick, RI 02893
Jones, Jr. Herman LeRoy Mr. 21 Harbor Village Drive Apt. #3 Middletown, RI 02840
Keene Richard F. Mr. 1550 Providence Pike North Smithfield, RI 02895
Lamoureux Richard Dep. Chief Fire Dept. Albion, RI 02802
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Mort James E. Chief Block Island Vol. F.D. Box 492 Block Island, RI 02807
Moulson Norman J. Mr. 14 Whipple Street Berkeley, RI 02864
Narclso Frank 2nd Asst. Chief Union Street Westerly, RI 02891
Niles
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Noble George R Dep. Chf Warwick Fire Dept 140 Veterans Memorial Dr Warwick, RI 02886
Rekowskl John A 2nd Dep. Chf Hope Valley-Wyoming FD Main St Hope Valley, RI 02832
Rekowskl Thomas 1st Dep Chf Hope Valley-Wyomng FD Higvlew Av Hope Valley, RI 02832
Rlccl Domenico Dep. Chief Fire Dept. Johnston, RI 02919
Shaw David M. Deputy Chief 394 Eagle Peak Rd. Pascoag, RI 02859
Silva Richard Bait. Chief 20 NewHght Street West Warwick, RI 02893
Stenhouse John N. Ist Ast Chief Westerly Fire Dept. Union Street Westerly, RI 02891
Turchettl Richard Bait. Chief 10 Freedom Court Johnston, RI 02919
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Andrew Bruce M. Chief Windsor Hill Watorville, NH 03215
Barlett Raymond Chief Dalton Fire Dept. RR 2 Box 325 Whitefield, NH 03598
Beauchenttn Norman Chief 59 West Street Franklin, NH 03235
Bibber David Chief Dover Fire & Rescue Municipal Building Dover, NH 03820
Bleckmann William F. Mr. 7 Fayette Street P.O. Box 308 Pittsfield, NH 03263
Bliss Donald P. State Fire Marshal Department of Safety I0 Hazen Dr Concord, NH 03305
Bradley Roger Chief Fire Dept. Hanover, NH 03755
Brown Jerry W. Chief Fire Headquarters P.O. Box 456 Seabrook, NH 03874 "
Calef WJ!Ham R. Chief Northwood Fire Dept. P.O. Box 203 Northwood, NH 03261
Canoles Joseph E. Director 8 Spruce Drive Dover, NH 03820
Chase Gary ~.. Chief Rte. 152 Box 41 Nottingham, NH 03290
Cote James J. Chief Fire Dept. Derry, NH 03038
DeCotis Robert D. Chief Manchester Fire Dept. 100 Merrimack St Manchester, NH 03103
Dellner Mark Chief Rochester Fire Dept. 37 Wakef!eld Street Rochester, NH 03867
Doiloff, Jr. Raymond Chief 18 Webster Lane Chester, NH 03036
Fletcher Richard R. Chief 77 l~lm Street Goffstown, NH 03045
Ford Thomas Chief 100 Broad Street Claremont, NH 03743
Hall Charles Q. Chief P.O. Box 130 Merrimack, NH 03054
LaDuke Steven A. Chief 157 South Street Littieton, NH 03561
Lemlre Brent T. Chief Litchfleld Fire Dept. 257 Chas Bancroft Hwy Litchflald, NH 03051
Marechai John S. Chief SWNH Dist. Fire Mutual Aid P.O. Box 443 Keene, NH 03431
Mead William L. Chief Franconla Fire Dept. P.O. 8ox 29 Franconla, NH 03580
Mooney Michael D. Chief Gilford Fire Dept. RFD #i0 G1}!ord, NH 03246
O’Brlen Raymond J. Chief Hooksett Fire Dept. 19 Coaker Ave. Hooksett, NH 03106
Parkhurst Donald Chief P.O. Box 335 Peterboro, NH 03458
Pepler William H. Chlef Exeter Fire Dept. 1 Bow Street Exeter, NH 03833
Petzold Donald Chief Plalstow Fire Department 27 Elm Street Plalstow, NH 03865
Russell Carl E. Chief Town of Marlboro P.O. Box 366 Marlborough, NH 03455
Scott John H. Chief P.O. Box 210 Mirror Lake, NH 03853
Skantze Norman W. Chief P.O. Box 128 Gllmanton I.W., NH 03837
Sullivan Martin Chief Vol. Fire Dept. Auburn, NH 03032
Sullivan William H. Chief Fire Headquarters 64 Ashworth Avenue Hampton, NH 03842
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Gustafson Theodore Chief 458 Hanover Street Manchester, NH 03100
Hicks David Chief 280 Mammoth Road Londonderry, NH 03053
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Long Paul Chief 9 Taft Road Portsmouth, NH 03801
Lydon John R. Chief 54 Blucher Street Manchester, NH 03102
Mackay Richard Chief 11 Pike Avenue. Littieton, NH 03561
Madden James C. Chief 6 Moody Street Derry, NH 03038
Marston Curtis D. Chief 10 Exeter Road North Hampton, NH 03862
Mercier Molse H. Chief RFD #2 West Franklin, NH 03235
Messer Walter R. Chief 25 Sweeney Road Keene, NH 03431
Morgrage Theron J. Chief 9 Spring Street Goffstown, NH 03045
Moynahan, Jr. George W. Chief 170 Central Road Rye, NH 03870
Murdock Duncan M. Chief 6 Knoll Street Concord, NH 03300
Nadeau Arthur Chief 33 Pinecrest Drive Somersworth, NH. 03878
Nott Carlton H. Chief P.O. Box 203- Meridlth, NH 03253
Patch Fletcher K. Chief 641 So. Elmwood Road Hancock, NH 03449
Perkins Wilbur D. Chief Hit[slde Terrace Merrimack, NH 03054
Sears Stephen Chief 84 Prospect Street Milford, NH 03055
Smith Darrell Chief P.O. Box 3 Hoiderness, NH 03245
Sprague Roland R. Chief 24 King Street Milford, NH 03055
Stanton Joseph E. Asst. Chief Maple Street Wilton, NH 03086
Stickney Howard Chief 12 Bradstreet Road Box 454 Hampton, NH 03842
Testa Gilbert E. Chief Abbott Hill Acres Wilton, NH 03086
Toland Vincent G. Chief 305 Water Street Exeter, NH 03833
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Emerson Arthur R. Mr. 72 Westside Drive Exeter, NH 03~33
Forbes Richard A. Captain Box 133 Intervale, NH 03845
Gagnon Ronaid D. Dep. Chief Derry Fire Dept. 131 East Broadway Derry, NH 03038
Gasper John S. Dep. Chief 36 Oakwood Circle Milford, NH 03055
Hayes James R. Dep. Chief Gliford Fire Dept. 39 Cherry Hlil Road Gilford, NH 03246
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Kane Joseph ~. Dep. Chief 100 Merrimack Street Manchester, NH 03105
Smlth Charles J. Dep. Chief 11 Dearborn Street Milford, NH 03055
To]and Wfll~am J. Fire Marshal Department of Safety Hazen Drive Concord, NH 03305
Towne Rodney B. Director Fire Service Institute of NH 26 Dakln St. Concord, NH 03301
Wallace Wlllard J. Dep. Chief Wlndham Fire Dept. P.O. Box 120 Windham, NH 03087
Warfdeld Edward N. Chlef Coot. Lakes Reglon Mutual Aid P.O. Box 87 Laconia, NH 03247
Wetherbee James Dep. Chief Fire Dept. 39 School Street Miiford, NH 03055
MAINE
ACTIVE MEMBERS
Bagley Henry Chief Fire Headquarters P.O. BOX 22 Prlnceton, ME 04668
Baker, Jr. Clayton Chisf Topsham Fire Dept. 22 Elm Street Topsham, ME 04086
Barton Jon E. Chief 52 Shaker Road Gray, ME 040:~9
Baston Richard M Chief No Yarmouth FD 149 Walnut Hil! Rd Cumberland Ctr, ME 04021
Bradley Lawrence J. Chief Gardlner Fire Dept. 6 Church Street Gardlner, ME
04345
Butters Robert Chlef Star Rte. 65 Box I Norway, ME 04268
Dean John C. Chief Wells Fire Department P.O. Box 398 Wells, ME 04090
DeGrandpre Charles H. Chlef 4 Main Street Freeport, ME 04032
Erlckson, St. Charles E. Chief Newport Fire Department 47 Shaw St. Newport,
ME 04953
Fischer Will, am Chlef Cumberland Fire Dept. 159 Orchard Hill Rd. Cumberland,
ME 04021
Foley John A. Chlef Fire Department Bangor, ME 04401
Gardner Clinton E. Chlef Fire Headquarters East Machlas, ME 04630
Hammond Charles Chief Town of Windham 8 School Street Windham, ME 04062
Hart Danlal J. Chief 244 Main Street Sanford, ME 04073
Howard Gary Chief Town Hall Place Brunswlck, ME 04011
Lamb Peter Chlef Lisbon Fire Dept. P.O. Box 8 Lisbon Falls’, ME 04252
McCleery Robert L. Chief Farmlngton Fire Dept. 147 Lower Main St Farmlngton, ME 04938
McGouldrlck Philip D. Chief 325 Ocean House Road Cape Elizabeth, ME 04107
Oxton Robert M. Chief Fire Dept. Camden, ME 04843
Page Willlam Chief Winslow Fire Dept. 16 Benton ’Avenue Wlnslow, ME 04901
Riley, Jr. Arthur R. Chisf Standish Fire Dept. Route 25 Standish, ME 04084
Robertson James F. Chlef 271 Falmouth Road Falmouth, ME 04105
Rulman James F. Chlef 790 Main Street Westbrook~ ME 04092
Thomas, Jr. Joseph E. Chief 380 Congress Street Portland, ME 04101
Wlnslow Carl H. Chlef 72 West Main Street P.O. Box 964 Yarmouth, ME 04096
Wood, St. Richard Chief Eliot Fire Dept. 141 State Road Eliot, ME 03903
MAINE
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Chandler John P. Chief RA #5 Box 13 Gorham, ME 04038
Doucette Reglnaid A. Chief 2 College Street Lewlston, ME 04240
Fremeau Edward Chief 16 Martin Road Klttery, ME 03904
Harmon Eldred H. Chisf 192 Black Polnt Road Scarborough, ME 04074’
Harmon John C. Chief P.O. Box 356 Scarborough, ME 04074
Herrln Norman Chief RR 3 Box 620 East Holden, ME 04429-9403
Hoyt Waiter G. Chlef 33 Farmer Road Eliot, ME 05903
Johnson Carl P. Chief 21 Read Street Portland, ME 04103
Jordan Martin J. Chief Portland Fire Department P.O. Box 8137 Portland, ME 04104
Labbe George Chief Pleasant Hill Road Brunswick, ME 04011
Libby Richard. A. Chief Box 36 North Windham, ME 04062
Murray Wayne D. Chief 86 Fowler Road Cape Elizabeth, ME 04107
Swearlngen Charles W. Chief 12 Wesley Street Bath, ME 04530
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Bohlmann Robert C. Deputy Chief Wells Fire Department P.O. Box 398 Wells, ME 04090
Bowen Meredith Deputy Chief RR 1 Box 368 North Road Chebeague Island, ME 04017
Brown Donald E. Dep. Chief 380 Congress Street Portland, ME 04101
Cazmn Gary P. Dep. Chief Fire Dept. Westbrook, ME 04092
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Emerson Robert W. Mr. 7 Meldon Drive Brunswick, ME 04011
Emerson Stanlee P. Mr. 1022 River Road Windham, ME 04062
Estabrook Thomas Dep. Chief 20 Yankee Drive Yarmouth, ME’ 04096
Fairbanks Byron P. Dep. Chief RR 1 Box 311 Cousins Street Yarmouth, ME 04096
Fitzherbert M.S. Mr. 21 Beacon Ave. Auburn, ME 04210
Goddard William Dep. Chief P.O. Box 855 Yarmouth, ME 04096
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~be Clark G. Dep. Chief Brunswick Fire Dept. ~ ~0wn Hall Place Brunswick, ME 04011
Libby Bruce Deputy Chief 4 Main Street Freeport, Me 04032
MacDonald James A. Mr. 121 Falmouth Road Windham, ME 04062
Mawhlnney Douglas Dep. Chlef 21 Beal Street Norway, ME 04268
Moulten L. Dep. Chief Falmouth Fire Dept. Falmoutb, ME 04105
Murray, Jr. Leland P. Dep. Chief 144 Fowler Road Cape Elizabeth, ME 04107
O’Brlen Danlel E. Dep. Chief 380 Congress Street Portland, ME 04101
Rogers Byron Asst. Chief 790 Main Street Westbrook, ME 04092
Small Francis Deputy Chief 366 Turtle Road Cumberland, ME 04021
Small George Chief 273 Turtle Rd. Cumberland, ME 04021
Thompson Ronald W. Deputy Chief 380 Congress Street Port!and, ME 04101
Weeman Craig Deputy Chief 136 Orchard Hill Road Cumb@rland, ME 04021
Wyman Reginald G. Dep. Chief 380 Congress Street Portland, ME 04101
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Adams Maurlce P. Chief Mflten Fire Dept. Herrick Ave. RD 4 M1lton, VT 05468
Burgess Timothy Mr. RR 2 Box I010 Bennlngton, VT 05201
Desautels Richard L. Chief 136 So. Wlnoosk~ Ave. Burlington, VT 05401
Elweli William J. Chief P.O. Box 677 No. Bennlngton, VT 05257
Emery David J. Chief 103 El!dot Street Brattleboro, VT 05301
Flanders Ernest Chief Fire Headquarters 61 Main Street Montpeller, VT 05602
Forrest Gary Chief ~%ndre Lane Bennington, VT 05201
Lima Ronald M. Chief P.O. Box 584 Windsor, VT 05089
Mansfield Wendall M. Chlef 1556 Weeks Hill Rd. Stewe, VT 05672
Mulhali John A. Chief West Dover Fire Dept. P.O. Box 561 West Dover, VT 05356
Noyes, Sr. Phlllp Chief 97 South Street Essex Junction, VT 05452
Palmer Gary G. Chief Fire Dept. P.O. Box 867 St. Albans, VT 05478
Sawyer Charles J. Chief P.O. Box 932 Bennlngton, VT 05201
Soons Peter Chief St. Mlchaels College WInooskI Park Colchester, VT 05439
Sutton Donald Chief St. MIchaels College WInooski, VT 05404
Thompson Charles N. Chief Manchester Fire Dept. Box 671 Manchester, VT 05254
Thurston Sidney F. Fire Director Box 360 Stowe Road Waterbury Center, VT 05677
Wade, Sr. Brian D. Chief P.O. Box 402 Danlels Road Shaftsbury, VT 05262
Webster Edwin Chief RFD #I Box 2165 Hyde Park, VT 05655
Westen W11liam N. Chief Box 159 Putney, VT 05346
Wood, Jr. John G. Chlef Hartford Fire Dept. V.A. Cutoff Rd. WhlteRIver Junction, VT
05001
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Behan John Chief 500 Gage Street Bennington, VT 05201
Buchanan Wiliam H. Chlef Ascutney Blvd. Windsor, VT 05089
Dimlck Richard N. Chlef P.O. Box 54 West Pawlet, VT 05775
Duso Carrel J. Chlef P.O. Box 116 East Montpelier, VT 05651
Ga|fett[ Albert B. Chief 43 Bailey Road Barre, VT 05641
Glbby George Chlef P.O. Box 96 West Topsham, VT 05086
Haddad Edward Chlef 128 Northslde Drive Bennlngton, VT 05201
Hopkins Edward L. Chlef Box 145 Manchester Center, VT 05255
Hoyt
Frederick W. Chief Box 341 Arlington, VT 05250
Kelley Wllllam E. Chlef Harvest Hills Drlve North Bennlngten, VT 05602
King Richard A. Chief R.R. #2 Box 460 Arlington, VT 05250
Morancy Walter Chief Highland Avenue Whlte River Junction, VT 05001
Read, Sr. Walter B. Chief P.O. Box 52 ]~ast Dorset, VT 05253
Simon Robert Chief Hill Street Ext. RFD #1 Montpelle.r, VT 05672
Smlth Kenneth R. Chief P.O. Box 186 Arlington, VT 05250
Wasslck Joseph A. Chi%f 170 Morgan Street Bennington, VT 05201
Wlilard John B. Chief Lisle Hill Wilmington, VT 05363
Wright Alfred T. Chlef P.O. Box 166 South Stratford, VT 05070
Wright III Alfred T. Mr. P.O. Box 166 So. Stratford, VT 05070
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Davlson Ray E. Dep. Chief RFD #2 Box 2866 Vergennes, VT 05491
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Gage, Jr. Lewis O. Asst. Chief 147 Main Street Windsor, VT 05089
Gauthler JeL~ Asst. Chief 106 Scott Street Bennlngton, VT 05201
Hawley Rick Asst. Chief Salter Hill Road Arlington, VT 05250
Knapp Richard Chief 232 Maple Street Bennlngton, VT 05201
Novotny Randy Asst. Chief Arlington Fire Dept. Arlington, VT 05250
Oueliette Thomas Ist Asst. Chlef RR Box 2735 Manchester Center, VT 05255
Sawyer Mark Asst. Chief P.O. Box 932 Bennlngton," VT 05201
Stearns Bruce W. Deputy Chief 147 Main Street Windsor, VT 05089
Touchette Eugene 1st Ast.Chlef 1342 Waterbury Road Stowe, VT 05672
Towslee Christopher 2nd Asst. Chief P.O. Box 2365 Manchester Center, VT 05255
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Foley Stephen C. Rev. 1150 Nelpsic Road Glastonbury, CT 06033
Blanchard Fire Apparatus, Inc. P.O. Box 42 Woodville, MA 01784
Buckle Thomas G. Mr. 80 Church Street Wlin~Ington, MA 01887
Carey Charles R. Mr. RFD #7 27 Gibbs Rd. Middleboro, MA 02346
Clark Thomas S. Pres. Evergreen Const. Co. ,Inc. P.O. Box 193 Belllngham, MA 02019
Conway Mark E. Mr. Conway Associates 693 Salem Street Groveland, MA 01834
Conwe~, Jr. Paul S. Mr. 693 Salem Street Groveland, MA 01834
Estabrook James Mr. United Divers 59 Washington Street Somerville, MA
02143
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Raluse Robert J. Mr. R.J. Refuse As.soclates, Inc. 6 Cold Spring Dr Boxford, MA 01921
Roeder Harold C. Mr. L.W. Billm Company P.O. Box 7 Georgetown, MA 01833
St.Pisrre Henry G. Mr. St. Pierre Mfg. Corp. 317 Bast Mountain St. Worcester, MA 01606
Chalk Charles L. Rev. 40 Shelburne Road Merrlmac, I.~H 03054
Houck Marcia E. E.M.S. Chief Health & Welfare Bldg. 6 Hazen Drive Concord, NH 03301
Rand Richard S. Dr. 2 Valley Road Hampstead, NH 03841 -
Buck!ngham Ronald G Mr. Underwriters Labs. 1285 Walt Whitman Rd Melville, NY ~11747
Burden Orway P. Mr. Uplandess Mr. Kisco, NY 10549
Rothman Shelly Mr. 101 West 57th Stre~et New York, NY 10019
Braun Industries, Inc. 104 N. Fourth Street Oakwood, OH 45873
Snap-Tire Hose Inc./Ponn 217 Titusvllte Road Union City, PA 16438
Bishop Robert A. Chief Wallum Lake Fire Dept. P.O. Box 354 Pascoag, RI 02859
Testa Anthony Pres. American Modular Body Corp. 55 Dorrance St Providence, RI 02903
Waddlngton Geo. W VP American Modular Body Corp 55 Dorrance St Providence, RI 02903
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Bauer Compreesors 1702 Nichols Ave. Stratford, CT 06497
Harris, Jr. Gordon Mr. Elkhart Brass Mfg. Co. 27 Warner Place WethersEteld, CT 06109
Moblte Medical Testing Service 71-C West Dudleytown Rd. Bloomfield, CT 06002
MQS Inspections, Inc. 230 Murphy Road Hartford, CT 06114
Parks Superior Sales Inc. of CT. 16 Hall Hill Road Somers, CT 06071
Precision Emergency Vehicle of NE Rout~ 21 P.O. Box 321 Thompson, CT 06277
Shlpmans Fire Equipment Co. 122 Cross Road Industrial Park Waterford, CT 06385
Shoreline Fire Equipment Co,Inc. P.O. Box 1077 Old Saybrook, CT 06475
Sterling Walter Mr. American Fire Sprinkler Assoc. 275 Walsh Av Newlngton, CT 06111
Vernon Software Systems, Inc. P.O. Box 2384 Vernon, CT 06066
Whelen Engineering Co. Winthrop Road Route 145 Chester, CT 06412
Alisop Earl Mr. Advanced Signal Corp. 36 York Ave. Randolph, MA 02368
Belllveau Jacquelyn M. Pres. Jon/Beau Inc. P.O. Box 335 Weymouth, MA 02188
Brogan Francis E. Pres. F.B. Brogan Safety Co. 11 Plum Street Gloucester, MA 01930
Bucldey Robert F. VP Signal Communications Corp. P.O. Box 2588 Woburn, MA 01888
Chase Frank Gen Manager AMI Municipal Vehlcles 235 Boston Post Rd Marlboro, Ma 01752
Chisholm, Jr. Robert S. Mr. Boston Coupling Co. P.O. Box 320 Watertown, MA 02172
Coe, Jr. Frederick A. Mr. Koehler Mfg. 123 Felton Street Marlborough, MA 01752
Coleman James F. Mr. Mobile Sales & Service Inc. P.O. Box 1542 Littieton, MA 01460
Condon John F. Mr. Boston Gas Co. 201 Rivermore St. West Roxbury, MA 02132
Doering Equipment Co. Inc. P.O. Box 15 Frank!In, MA 02038 .
W.dwards William J. Mr. Blauer MFG Co. 20 Aberdeen Street Boston, MA 02215
Fauteux Alan P. Mr. Fireflghting Equipment Co. P.O. Box 776 Palmer, MA 01069
Fire Safety Services P.O. Box 3017 Plymouth Center,. MA 02361
Greenwood Fire Apparatus, Inc. 530 John Dietsch Boulevard North Attteboro, MA 02760
KaHher Robert P. Mr. Middleboro Fire Apparatus P.O. Box 761 Middlaboro, MA 02346
Karas Herbert S. Mr. Ben’s Uniforms Inc. 20 Main Street Amesbury, MA 01913
Kush|n Win. W. Mr 511 Springfield St Ste 317 Sun Valley Fire Eq Feeding Hills, MA 01030
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MacDougai~ Robert Mr. 650 Hlngham Street Rockland. MA 02370
Manning Jeffrey P. VP Power Products, Inc. 34 Audubon Road Wekefleld, MA 01880
Miiler Herbert Manager Cabot Coach Builders Inc. 99 Newark Street Haverhlil, MA 01832
Nanof Robert T- Mr. 8 Forestdaie Road Mine Safety Appliances Co. Paxton, MA 01612
New England Mobile 330 Hartford Ave. 8elllngham, MA 02019
O’Connell Michael Mr. Ice Rescue Sleds P.O. Box 451 Pembroke, MA 02359
Pope Michael J.K. V.P. R.A. Mitchell Co. Inc. 4 Pope’s Island New. Bedford, MA 02740
Popovlcl Gaorge R. Mr CosteLIo Dismantling Co. 2 Rocky Gutter St Middleboro, MA 02346
Port~r-Ferguson, Inc. 321 Newbury Street Danvers, MA 01923
Reis Thomas ~.. Mr. 1264 So. Precinct St East Taunton, MA 02718
Response Marine Inc. 20 Temple Street Newburyport, MA 01950
Roberts Company, Inc. Joseph H. Gross 180 Franklin Strest. Framingham, MA 01701
Str~ckert Margret K. Ms. MICROsystems 1321 Main Street Reading, MA 01867
Tiffany Edwin P. Mr. Emergency Equipment Co. P.O. Box F Rockland, MA 02370
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Westcott David Pres. Easton Electronics 323 Whiting Ave. Dedham, MA 02026
Anton Enterprises Michael G. Anton 9 Scottow HJI[ Road Scarborough, ME 04074
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Bilis Duane Mr. American Testing Center Inc. 3540 Hoffman Rd. East St. Paul, MN 55110
BarE Richard ME. National Saies Manager Globe Manufacturing Pittsfield, NH 03263
Jaffrey Fire Prot. Co. Inc. 41 Main Street P.O. 8ox 490 Jeffrey, NH 03452
Lewis Dana J. Mr. Morey’~ Uniforms 119 Main Street Nashua, NH 03060
Gergel, V.P. Richard J. Mr. Pemfab Trucks 30 Indel Avenue Rancocas, NJ 08073
Gordon Kerry W. Mr. Cairns & Brother Inc. 60 Webro Road Clifton, NJ 07012
Battaglla Robert A. Dist. Mgr. Scott Aviatiom 225 Erie Street Lancaster, NY 14086
Firemat[c Supply Co. Inc. .Main St. P.O. Box 187 Yaphank, NY 11980
Bar-Way Mfg. Co. P.O. Box 566 ShEaVe, OH 44676
Chambers Donald McD. Mr. Akron Brass Company P.O. Box 86 Wooster, OH 44691
Badessa John Mr. 325 Valley Street Providence, RI 02908
C & S Speciality Inc. 1181 Old Smithfield Rd. No. Smithfield, RI 02895
Rlltott Lee E. Mr. The ~.lltott Company 81 Meado~cr~st Drive Cumberland, RI 02864-6417
Heaiey John C. Mr. 49 Truman Ave. Warren, RI 02885
Williams H. Hilton Mr. Alulainum Ladder Co. P.O. Box 5329 Florence, SC 29502
Lawson James W. Mr. Independent Testing Lab. P.O. Box 219257 Houston, TX 77218-9257
Bourdon Kevln J. Mr. Underwriters Inc. P.O. Box 708 Middlebury, VT 05753
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(508) 695-4847
R. I. CICF~KO ASS(]~’-IATF~
Rte. 28, P.O. Box 92
Wareham, Mass.
(508) 295-7082
Emerald Cleaning Co.
Professional Cleaning Services
Professional Carpet Cleaning
Pelham Auto Sewice
1315 Fffd~ St
B~chedown. Ma. 01007
Children’s Cir. Preoschool
Route 9,.Belchertown, MA
253-7943
SUEDE LEATHER
PALP~,EP, COIN-OP
Laundry & D~ Cleaner~
pNOPI~IETOF~ M3-2~3.381 !
Director - Janet Kovich 568-339-2799
Extorted Oay (’ram Program Available
178
IONY PENNY
Mun ehies an d Jff ore
Eatery
L~K’N G~D LANDSCAPING
Rogers Auto Radiator
1071 Main St., Woburn
9334030
Where Grea~
.Parties Ar e Born
Jeanne Bai]ey
413-283-2534
283-2535
02215

Chief Richard K. Wchtcr
Secretary/Treasurer
New England Association of Fire Chiefs, Inc.
10 Highview Drive
Hingham, Massachusetts 02043
N.~.. A.F.C. ’93
MOVIHG FORWARD
(617) 749-4015
FRIDAY JUN~I 18TH TO TUESDAY JUN~I 22ND, 1993
N.E.A.F.C. 1993 immediately follows the New York State Chiefs
con~.[erence and begins on a FRIDAY thls year. Your officers &
directors have been working diligently to bring you the best
and largest conference & exposition to date In New England.
With a larger exhibit hall and wlth the close approximation
to the New York Chiefs show we expect many inore displays and
attendees.
Another added attraction Is the FIRST NEW ~’.NGLAI~D REGIONAL
FIRgFIGHTER FITHESS COMP~.TITIOH In co-operation wlth ARA
HUMAN FACTORS located In Burtonsvllla, Maryland. Those of you
who attended the I.A.F.C. conference in Anaheim had the
opportunity to witness the national f!nals. The TOP THREE
TEAMS WILL BE ELIGIBLE TO COMPETE in the finals In;Dallas,
Texas next August at I.A.F.C. ’93.
In response to the memberships call, MORE SEMINARS wlll be
offered at the conference and at other times and locations
during the current fiscal year.
Mark your calendars and plan on Joining us for this exciting
new concept as we MOVE FORWARD In the quest of PROF~.SSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT.
Respectfully,
Secretary & Treasurer
"Dedicated to Professional Development"
179

THE GRAi~IERY
EAST ST.
WAI~E, ~L~ 01082
967-9748
K & S VAKIETY
99 COSGF¢OVE ST.
LOWELL, ]~IA 01850
452-6393
C & B AUTO BODY
142 PLEASAi~Vr ST.
DORCHESTER,
282-9644
JIll’S GAI~.AGE
28 DIX gD.
LOVe-ELL, ]~L~ 01850
459-4282
I-IA~oIAI-I "S BAKERY
21 ~ ST.
TO1Lg~HGTOH, CT 06790
496-8365
MCELLI~ol CO., I~C.
17 WATER ST.
WAL~HA]~, ~£A 02154
64.7-9322
CASCADE DIAMOHD l~o~C.
CHURCH ST.
THOR~DIKE, Ib~k 01079
283-8301
SOUL JOY 1~ BODY
225 COHCOI~D AVE
CA~v[~gIDGE, ]~LA 02140
547-5001
THOI~,L’~STOH MOTORS
H. I~-¢iAIH ST.
THOMASTOH, CT 06787
283-4123
IMPEP.JAL TERRACE
105 SEA ST.
QUIHC~, ~ 02169
4.71-2255
!tJ_,CO FOOD PRODUCTS
2 W]~olSTOH ST.
SAUGUS, I~k 01906
233-9030
COLL1-HS COLO~L
CAFF.
168 ~L~I~T ST.
PEABODY, ~ 01960
531-9719
STUDIO 1 DA~olCE
ACADEIvIY
517 ~,~iq" ST.
WATERTO~,FH, CT 06795
274-4445
BRADC~ ~ UPPLY CO.
16 ~ ST.
LOWELL, ]~d.~ 01850
458-33D0
THAT BLACE
11 lg WASHIHGTOH ST.
WE~IOUTH, I~A 02188
337-1086
B.T. CO~,YLO?o] " I~IC.
79 PEACH ORCI-L~A) F,_D.
BUFJ_,II~GTOi~T, ~ 01803
933-1720
180
STEVE J.
44 SOUTHBP~IDGE ST.
WORCESTER, I~L~ 01601
755-6168
F & G CO~TSTRUCTIOH
28 VIALES ST.
MILLBURY, MA 01527
755-9696
STREET TEXACO
60 I~,~iAIlq ST.
M[LL~URY, ~ 01527
865-1981
COLE COHSTRUCTIOH
102 ELM ST.
THOIV~ASTOH, CT 06787
283-8695
POSSICI~ UPHOLSTER~]G
76 CROSS ST.
SOMERVILLE, MA 02143
~6-0405
O’S ROAST BEEF
SUBS & SALADS
244 BROADWAY
LY~H, I~L~ 01904
581-7577
THEODORE ANASTOS
592 HURON AVE
CAMBILIDGE, I~IA 0214-0
227-1355
F~ESH CLEAH DRY
CLEA~HHG
155 LOg, tELL ST.
PEABODY, ~ 01960
535-6936

Chief Richard K. Wehter
Secretary/Treasurer
New England .~sociation of Fire Chiefs, Inc.
10 Highview Drive
Hingham, Massachusetts 02043
(617) 749-4015
LETTER OF APPRECIATION
The New England Association of Fire Chiefs take this
opportunity to THANK all of the vendors, advertisers
and supporters who have contributed so generously of
time and money in the promotion of our Association
in its continuous quest for professional deve.lopment.
Sincerely,
Richard K. Wehter, Chief
Secretary & Treasurer
"Dedicated m Professional Development"
181

ClRO’~ FOREIGN CAR REPAIR, INC.
CAI’JGE:LLO & BURhlS
F~T
182
(203) T2g.TTI /
FAX (2~) 729-T2f~l
SCHLAGER AUTO BODY REPAIR, INC.
POSTAL STORE OF THE FUTURE
ii~rv~rd Sq. P~I Ol’flc~
125 MI. A.I~ St.
C~mbridL~ , MA
g~
G[4:)~G[ SAAO & SONS, INC,

DARK HORSE LIMOUSINE
30 DUSTIN ST.
WORCESTER, MA 01604
756-0271
EXPRESS PHOTO
593 PARK AVE
WORCESTER, MA 01601
795-0036
JAN’S KITCHEN
580 W. BOYLSTON ST.
WORCESTER, MA 01606
852-0432
HO TOY LUAU
RESTAURANT
401 PARK AVE
WORCESTER, MA 01602
754-4929
E-Z MAINTENANCE
118 FREMOhYI" ST.
WORCESTER, MA 01604
756-5455
HENRY FUNERAL HOME
33 WARD ST.
WORCESTER, MA 01601
756-8346
R.J. MCKOUL FOODS,
76 WEBSTER PLACE
WORCESTER, MA 01603
799-4423
CALLAHAN BROTHERS
MADISON PLACE
WORCESTER, MA 01601
753-8171
ZACK TANK & CHASSIS
1135 MILLBURY ST.
WORCESTER, MA 01601
791-5064
H & B WINES & LIQUORS
725 GRAFTON ST.
WORCESTER, MA 01604
756-7167
WAYNE’S PIZZA
93 W. BOYLSTON ST.
W’ORCESTER, MA 01601
852-6326
ASSUMPTION FATHERS
50 OLD ENGLISH RD.
WORCESTER, MA 01601
--
753-6979
FIRESIDE LOUNGE
RTE 20
AUBURN, I~A. 01501
832-7266
ADAM ZAMIS & SON
462 GRAFTON ST.
WORCESTER, MA 01601
756-0492
TRIPLE CROW~ TACK
SHOP
67 W. BOYLSTON ST.
W. BOYLSTON, MA 01583
835-2773
JORDAN CANVAS WORKS
151 SOUTHBRIDGE ST.
AIYBURN, MA 01501
752-7310
183
CLOTHESPINS
360 W. BOYLSTON ST.
W. BOYLSTO~, MA 01583
853-5666
BLrI_LT RITE CARPENTRY
125 VERNON ST.
WORCESTER, MA 01604
754-6153
SHREWSBURY MOBIL
22 MAPLE AVE
SHREWSBURY, MA 01545
842-7354
Y~NE’S SHELL FOOD
MART
38 SOUTHBRIDGE ST.
AUBURN, MA 01501
832-6773
BELFRONT HOTEL
11 S. MAIN ST.
MILLBURY, MA 01527
865-2985
HONORCRAFT
294 PAGE ST.
STOUGHTON, MA 02072
341-0410
KEVIN’S AUTO REPAIR
3 SAUGUS PL.
WORCESTER, MA 01601
798-8690
TRI TOWlinE VAR_IETY
4 PLAIN ST.
W’. BRIDGEWATER, MA
02379
583-1644

BUCKSWORTH
ElqTEILPRISE
63 M~Iq~dCKS ST.
BE~EY, ~t~ 02780
823-1171
A & L ~EF~GEP~TIOH
58 P~C~SE ST.
TA~O~I, ~
822-~83
02780
K.EAR.NS A~H.MAL CLIN-IC
124 OLD DEILBY ST.
HIF~GI-LAiM, ]~,~iA 02043
749-2800
BAIIqES DELI
999 S. WASHINGTON ST.
lq. ATTLE]~OI~O, MA
CAF.LA ~.ODP~GUES
SER~C~ ~.
117 PL~ASA~ ST.
STOUGHTO~, ~ 02072
341-2033
CE~E~ PAC~GE
STOgE
163 CRE~E~ ST.
BROCKTO~ ~ 02~1
5~3-0269
H~G~a ~OU~E
P~
1~0 DE~Y ST.
H~G~M, ~ 02~3
749-6779
HILL PLASTER12qG
20 I-L~.q~PDEN DR.
S. EASTON, MA 02375
238-7914
KElq" LAPAN
92 WOODLi~.ND ST.
W. BO~q.,STON, MA
835-4005
~$EAGLE BUS LI~]ES
171 GILAFTON ST.
SHREWSBUF~.¥, M_A
845-7211
MIDSTATE COLLISION
SERVICE
gTE 9
SHREWSBURY, MA
842-0552
COFFEE AS YOU LII(E IT
1815 MASS AVE
CAMB~DGE, MA 02140
864-3008
HARVARD HOUSE OF
PIZZA
1706 MASS AVE
CAi~P, JI)GE, MA 02140
864-8090
WAYSIDE TI~.2kVEL
AGENCY
120 CIL-~N-DLER ST.
¢$OP~CESTER, ~ 01~09
791-1300
STA~TDAI~._D AUTO PARTS
531 COLUI~1~IA
DORCHESTEg, ggA
825-1900
184
NEW EF~GLA~TD
BUSIblESS SERVICE, INC.
GI~OTOH,}¢~ 01471
JUDITH AIq~tqE’S BRIDAL
SUITE
451 BI~OAD~/AY
L’irI~q-N~FIELD, MA
ALLSTON CASSETTE
2 GLEiqVILLE TERRACE
ALLSTOIq, IVIA
783-4065
SEAGULLS
FISH I~’LAgK E T
162 },,£&SS AVE
AILLII~]GTOlq, MA 02174
646-2922
PLAYBACK, Ii~]C.
44 PIEI~. 7
CHA1LLESTOWtq,
02129
24.2-1833
C.M.J. I~kNAGEME~¥1 "
CO.
17 ~£ILL ST.
AKLIIqGTON, MA
641-1410
DE~TEg HOUSE
CHILDRENS CEiTI’ER
185 FREEI~N ST.
BROOKLI-iqE, ~ 02146
738-6740
CA~vfB1LIDGE BgEWING
CO}TIPA]~I~£
7 KEND~2LL SQUARE
CAMBgIDGE, gZg O214O
494-1994

MASTEI~d_AN’S
11 CST.
AUBURN, MA 01501
755-7861
WARREN’S AUTO
441 FRANK_LIN
WORCESTER, MA
791-2334
BOTANICA GIFT SHOP
--
6 BOYLSTON ST.
WORCESTER, NLA 01605
853-7833
FOSTER AUTO SERVICE
764 MAIN ST.
HOLDEN, MA 01520
829-4953
~qTERNATIONAL
CERAMIC
100 PRESCOTT
WORCESTER, MA
791-4171’
PICKLE BARREL DELl
PLEASANT ST.
WORCESTER, MA
754-0921
POP-IN MINI MART
63 AUBURN ST.
AUBURN, MA 01501
832-0620
WORCESTER CLUB
1 DAN ST.
WORCESTER, MA
755-8611
MICROARD WELDING
3~ PULLMAN ST.
WORCESTER, MA
852-6125
L & H SEWi~RAGE
304 SOUTH ST.
AUBURN, MA 01501
832-3726
WORCESTER SAND &
GRAVEL
182 HOLDEN ST.
SHREWSBURY, MA
852-1683
TERRY’S SERVICE
CENTER
70 JAMES ST.
WORCESTER, MA 01603
755-7282
COUNTRY GARDEN
FRUIT
94-100 N. MAIN ST.
BROCKTON, MA 02401
580-9890
MATTESON AUTO SALES
755 BROADWAY
RAYNI-IAI~, ~ 02767
824-9566
WOODMEISTER CORP.
62 WASHINGTON ST.
WORCESTER, MA 01601
753-5343
DANIELLE’S
RESTAURANT
141 AUBURN ST.
AUBURN, MA 01501
832-8311
185
NORWEST FINANCIAL
141 MEMORIAL PKWY
RANDOLPH, MA 02368
963-0400
COUNTRY
DRESSMAKERS
234 MAIN ST.
OXFORD, MA 02154
987-1675
BASIC AMERICAN
FROZEN FOOD
309 BATTLE ST.
BROCKTON, MA 02401
584-9300
ARTHUR’S N.E.G.
SEAMLESS GUTTER
186 CHARLTON ST.
OXFORD, MA 01540
987-6244
BIGWOOD PRESS
100 GROVE ST.
WORCESTER, MA 01601
754-1608
COMPUREX SYSTEMS
83 EASTMAN ST.
EASTON, MA 02334
230-3700
PARADISE CAFE
49 SUFFOLK ST.
WORCESTER, MA 01604
752-9439
C.H. JOHNSON CO.
38 CARLETON RD.
MILLBURY, MA 01527
865-5104

BE~,V~’S MARKET
814 I~,gAIH ST.
VgORCESTER,
752-7448
A. PETER PI~-HEALORE
4(]0 GROVE ST.
VgORCESTER, DIA 01605
799-0768
COlqGREGATIOH
I~IELECH
4 RICH~,dOHD AVE
WOP.,.CESTER,,I’~
792-0822
DUHKI~’ DOHUTS
646 WASHIHGTOH ST.
EASTOH, I~k 02334
230-g737
WAYHE ~AUEI~.
50 HOV~E AVE
]~MLLBURY, ~¢LA 01527
865-11~0
~BAHCROFT PRESSED
I~fETAL CO.
95 GP~lqD ST.
WORCESTER, ~ 01610
756-1369
JA~¢iES ]~AISI A~O
218 ~~O g~.
WORCESTER, Ig~ 01~01
753-2293
LOUIS FAZlO & SO~S
9 BP~’~HCH ST.
WORCESTER, M.A 01604
753-6977
CATERED BY ADAMS
130 MAIH ST.
SPEHCER, }¢IA 01562
885-3711
CLI},~LATEWYI’H
MAXD,~iUI~¢I CONTROL
36 SH EI~L&~/
SPEHCER, 1,iIA 01562
.~.
885-9657
SPE~]CEg CHaD CARE
CE~Eg
216 ~ ST.
SPEHCEg, ~ 01562
ggS-98gl
C~ AI~O P~TS OF
SPE~CE~ ~qC.
W. ~ ST.
SPEHCER, }~ 01562
885-2630
JO~ C. ECCLESTO~
LAF~S~G
134 S~~LE ~.
SPEHCE~, }~ 01562
ggS-~8
CE~~ i~SSACHU-
SETTS SE~CE
5 ~RCROSS ~.
SPE~qCER, }~ 01562
885-69~
SPEHCEg~ }~SIC SHOP &
8T~IO
2~ ~ ST.
SPEHCER, ~ 01562
gg5-9684
LUSSIEg’-~ROTHERS
191 ASH ST.
SPE~CEP~, ~ 01562
885-3430
186
THOMAS SHILUf4"SKI
50 ROCKY GUTTER RD.
MIDDLEBORO, MA 02346
947-g949
SAFETY-Y~LEEN CORP.
128 ELM ST.
BRIDGEWATER, MA
697-464g
REPRESEHTATIVE
CHARLES DECAS
202 MA.~ ST.
CARVEI~. MA 02330
g66-2739
CATERIHG CON-~ECTION
20 ILAHGE AVE
TA~OH, ~ 027g0
g23-6gg4
PA~TOH HOUSE OF
PIZZA
677 PLEASA~qT ST.
PAXTOH, MA 01612
755-6680
MULCAtt~[ OVERHEAD
E~ORS
41g COHAIqHET ST.
TAUIWroH, MA 027g0
823-5648
DERCIJ~ME EQUIPMEHT
S. SPEIq’CER lhD.
SPEHCER, I*~ZA 01562
gg5-5151
L.D. BEMIS CO.
lg WALL ST.
SPENCER, }~LA 01562
885-3g12

218 East Avenue
Norwalk, CT 06855
EAST AVENUE PIZZA
"Open 7 D~ys"
(203) 853-9955
Novella Development Corpo
Joseph Novella Jr.
COMMERCIAL (~F~CE: (203) 744-7246
RESIDENTIAL
CONSTRUCTION
~: (203) 746-0~3~
CAR: (203)731-4703
PROJECT MANAGEMENT FAX: (203) 797-8605
P. MUSTO
&SONS
I) 1 k M O X D 5
Chris Muato
186 Cambridge Road
Woburn, MA 01801
617 ¯ 985 ¯ 2830
SPEED & QUALITY IS OUR SPECIALTY
HOURS: 8 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M.
SAT 9 - 1 SEPT * JUNE
EVENING BY APPOINTMENT
COPY CENTER OF WOBURN
482A MAIN STREET ¯ WOBURN, MA 01801
187
Linda’s New Beginning Salon
880 South Franklin Street
Holbrook, MA 02343
Tel. (517) 932-9595
(617) 932-0300
76 7-4228
RESTAURANT
340 West Cummings Park
Woburn, Mass.
TAUNTON CHIROFRACrIC ASSOCIATES INC.
HARK J. SARTALOCI
WASHINGTON STREET
TAUNTON. HA 0~780
(5(~) 88~-77e7
(413) 967-4622
Towne & Country Gardens
FULL SERVICE GARDEN CENTER
DISTINCTIVE LANDSCAPE DESIGN
PHILIP ARELLO 2 VERNON STREET
President WARE, MASSACHUSETTS 01082
~CENTRAL SYSTEMS, INC.
JAN J. MORELLO
President
(203) 345-8551
FIRE PROTECTION
INSTALLATION & SERVICE
COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL
211 POKORNY ROAD
HIGGANUM. CT O~441
PROPANE GAS-FUEL FOR THE FUTURE
COMPLETE LINE OF APPLIANCES
ARROW GAS SERVICE, INC.
225 NORTH LIBERTY STREET
BELCHERTOWN, MA, 01007
TRICIA CARROLL
ACCOUNT MANAGER
(413) 323-4012
(413) 283-6791

BUSY COMB
163 BEALE ST.
WALLASTON, MA
471-1918
WATEP.~BURY DECK
HOCKEY CE}YI’ER, INC.
PO BOX 3276
WATEP~Y, CT 06705
75~8208
DIO~TON
LA~ S~~qG
SHEE~ ~.
V~E, I~ 01082
967-7~
THE 1880 ~
14 ~LEASA~ ST.
967-7847
IlviAGES BY WEHDY
55 WEST ST.
WAI~_E, I~£A 01082
967-6622
KEH’S AUTOI~,~OTIVE
I~TE 32
~AI~E, M& 01082
967-5253
GEOI~GE’S TIRE
PO BOX 81
~4AP,_REH, i~ 01083
SUPERIOR PACF~GING,
60 EAST ST.
~/ARE, ~L~ 01092
967-3556
COOLEY CROSSY~G
624 PAILK ST.
PALI~iEg, MA 01069
283-9977
WARE CAB
142 EAGLE ST.
~IAI~E, ~¢iA 01082
967-8110
LUCIAHO BAKERY
37 FEDERAL ST.
BELCHERTOWIq, MA
01007
323-4996
DI~.. SAlqGHLII
85 SOUTH STREET
WARE, MA 01082
967-9974
WELDING SUPPLY
COMPA:bVI, INC.
46 IF~DUSTI~dAL ST.
PRESQUE ISLE,.ME
7~6511
S~T ~ER G~*]
450 STATE STREET
BELCHERTOV~, ~
323-~52
NEVILLE’S BAKERY
392 GENEVA AVE
DORCHESTER,
265-0975
HAIg-IT-IS
216 ~ STREET
MONSON, MA 01057
267-3482
188
~..
DR. JOSPHINE PAI~GAN
85 SOUTH STREET
WARE, MA 01082
967-7580
Amer|can Horn-. Sewing OutJet
~t MMn Street ~
Ware, M~achu,ett~ 01082
413-967-9304
H~r~: Mond~y-S~t~rd~y 9:30-4t30
12~-4:30
~ Tdm. Ri~ Bim Ta~, Pl~
}~ICHELLE’S
121 MA_rN STREET
MO~o]SON, MA 01057
267-34.55
BOlqDS VILLAGE &
SPIR.ITS
26 I~dA.IN " ST.
BOHDSVILLE, MA 01(IO9
283-3289
DY~TA KITE CORP.
166 CHUDY STREET
THI~.EE RIVER, MA 01080
283-2555
KUI~OUS Y~M(GO
RTE 32
WARE, MA 01092
067-7976
I*dASSE MEMOILIAL
228 g, rEST ST.
W~I~E, MA 01082
967-4942

THE JOSEPH ROMEO FAMILY
THE STANLEY POCHTOPEK FAMILY
ST. MARY’S CONVENT
MRS. ENNIS
EILEEN REED
DENNIS KRYZAK
THE DANDO FAMILY
THE RYMARSKI FAMILY
THE KELLIHER FAMILY
THE CHRISTIANSEN FAMILY
HICKORY KITCHEN
’ LYNN ,LARRY K,ROTAS & FAMILY
M.B. KELLY
MRS. MCGUIRE & FAMILY
MR. & MRS. KEITH SISCO
MRS. MEEGAN & FAMILY
AUBUCHON HARDWARE
PAUL ORSZULAK
MARY DORVAL & FAMILY
BUZZY’S WELDING SERVICE
ANGLE CUTS ETC.
FRANK NAGLACK & FAMILY
MR. DURPRO
[ANET SHEA
~LLARD KMIEC CONCRETE
SANTE M. CALDAROLA M.D.
JO ANNE MIDDLETON
THE 1880 INN
MACDONALD’S AUTO PARTS
MRS. DUGGAN
MR. LUGARSKY
RICHARD CELLI, D.M.D.
MR. & MRS. POLAND
MR. & MRS. THOMPKINS
THE MACLEAD FAMILY
MRS. LORI
MR. & MRS. THOMAS MCSHANE
TIMOTHY & THERESA CREEDEN
HENRY W. SIMONI
1311 South Main St.
Waterbury
757-0511
MR. & MRS. NEIL CAVANAUGH
MR. & MRS. PETER J. DEMERS
MRS. H.L. QUALTERS
MR. & MRS. EDWARD TIERNEY
MR. & MRS. EUGENE C. MERRILL
MR. & MRS. JOHN MCCUE
MR. & MRS. CUMMINGS
THE AYALLA FAMILY
RICHARD RYS
MR. & MRS. RICHARD NUDD
MR. & MRS. JEFFREY DION
MR. & MRS. WILLIAM SCHULZ
RUDOLPH LOMBARDI
THE INGLIS FAMILY
MRS. WISWALL
MR & MRS. SZABO
MR. RICHARD POWERS
THE HEALEY FAMILY
THE NICKERSON FAMILY
THE CARTER FAMILY
MR. EDWARD E. DENZER
MR. & MRS. JAMES TREWEEK
THE NOLAN FAMILY
THE FORBES FAMILY
THE DUBAE FAMILY
MRS. DAVID BUNKER
LEO DIPILATO
MAACO AUTO PAINTING
MR. J. BARTINI
MRS. ANNE LEONA
MRS. WRIGHT
ORTHOPEDICS
MS. RAYMOND
MR. & MRS. JOHN COSCIA
DILUSTRO JEWELRY
JOSEPH CHIPOKAS
PHYLLIS CALABRESE
K. MCDER!vIOTT
MRS. HERRMAN
831 Straits Turnpike
Watertown
945-4900
189
MRS. CORVIGNE
GUILFORD OPTICAL SHOP
WILLIMANTIC BOWLING CENTER
MARY BROWN
JULIE HENRIQUES
MRS. ESTES COLEMAN .
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THE HISLOP FAMILY
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MR. & MRS. RONALD FARLEY
MRS. HAPGOOD
MRS. MCCOOL
ROBERT BOLTON
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LLOYD HOOD
MR. JOSE ARZOLA
MRS. LANZETTA
MR. & MRS. JAMES GARRITY
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MR. LAMOUREUX
MR. MOYNIHAN
MR. MARTIN PAYNE
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MR. WATSON
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MR. & MRS. ALBERT A. JOACHIM
MRS. DYL
MR. EBERT & FAMILY
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SARAH BODAY
MRS. RIECHENBACH
MR. & MRS. KEVIN WA’NAMAKER
MARK E. B0WES
ERNEST W. MARSHALL
ALLAN M. COX
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MR. WALTER TONER III
MRS. SVENDSEN
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MR. & MRS. THOMAS OLSON
KAREN TURNER
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MR. & MRS. PETER LEWIS
MR. LAWRENCE CAMPBELL
MR. DONALD BASSETT
MARY ELLEN FAYAD
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THOMAS COYLE
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MR. & MRS. EDWARD ARMON
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MR. ROGER O’CONNOR
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MR. & MRS. PAUL ST. MARTIN
MR. DON BEBOUT & FAMILY
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MR. FRANCIS MCALPINE
MRS. GERALYNNE LARSON
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THE BEARCE FAMILY
THE MCGINNESS FAMILY
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MR. GILES DOGNAZZI
MR. DAVID A. SMITH
MRS. MEEHAN
MR. WALTER BOGDANCHIK
MR. & MRS. MURPHY
JEFFREY WILSON
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MRS. NEVEUX
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JOHNSON BRUSH CO.
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J. BABCOCK
LUCILLE WEST
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TIM WOLF~DEN
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MR. BENJAMIN HAWKES
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ARLENE PARSONS
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MRS. TAVARES
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ATTORNEY THOMAS
THE ASSELTA FAMILY
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MARGARET DOWNES
MRS. ORSI
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THE NYBERG FAMILY
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CALVIN FARRIS
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ROBERT BASSET
THE BEBERMAN FAMILY
THE BURKE FAMILY
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JULIUS MOULTER
MR. MARENICK
MRS. THOMANNS
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MRS. MAHANOR
WILLIAM ROSA
BRIAN COLLINS
ROBERT GIBBONS
ROBERT AYER
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JOHN HOWES
PHILIP J. PRAKOP
MR. & MRS. LEWOCZKO
AMITY CAR & TRUCK
MRS. CERINO
MRS. VEGLIANTE
MRS. CAVALLARO
MRS. MCNAMARA
MS. NANCY MASS0W
MR. BALSAMO
MRS. FOGUT
LATTANZI TILE
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HYPNOSIS & HYPNOTIC TAPES
PET BOUTIQUE
MRS. BLAIR
TRACY BOROCZKY
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TORELL0 TIRE CO.
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VICTOR & RITA FRAUSINI
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MR. & MRS. WILLIAM GARBATI
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MR. & MRS. NELSON RICE
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THE SIMONES FAMILY
MR. & MRS. JAMES BAXTER
MR. & MRS. HEBERT LEE
STEPHEN POWALENY
MR. &MRS. WORKMAN
MR. & MRS. EDWIN BEZANSON
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THE JOHN CREEVY FAMILY
THE MEEHAN FAMILY
THE CASTELPOGGI FAMILY
MRS. SMITH
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MITROPOULOS & ASSOCIATES
O’BRIEN MANAGEMENT INC.
LARRY ANGOVE & SON
EMERSON WOOD’S !vlANAGING
NEW CONCEPTS DENTAL GROUP
A & M SERVICE CENTER
MASS GRAPHIC SERVICE, INC.
CASA BRAMCA CORNER STORE
STAR MARKET SUPERMARKET
HOWARD SHAPIRO
ROBERT BOSICK, M.D.
R.K, WHITE ASSOC.
MR. & MRS. CUSHING

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MR. & MRS. PELTIER
CECILE PATTI
THE LEBLANC FAMILY
MR. & MRS. JOHN SUCCO
THE MURPHY FAMILY
VYTAU CHEMERKA
THE PATRICK MALONE FAbIILY
MR. & MRS. KEN WILLETT
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JOHN & BARBARA LEYDON
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THE HANEY FAIvIILY
A. HADYNA
VILMA BROWN & FAMILY
THE HASSARD FAMILY
EVELYN M. MCNEELY
MR. & MRS. SAUL LURIA
MR. & MRS. ARTHUR GENTILLO
MR. & MRS. JAMES DOUGHERTY
MR. & MRS. LARRY MORTH
MARY BROWN
JOYCE HOLDBERG
MARTIN BRZOZOWSKI
MR. & MRS. ROGER DUPONT
FRED & ELAINE WOOD
THE HENRY FAMILY
MRS. GUARINO
FtLIA BROUCHU
MR. & MRS. EDWARD KEANE
MILDRED SPENCE
THE FILARDI FAMILY
THE BRAR FAMILY
THE TINTLE FAbfILY
ALICE LYON
MRS. SWANEY
TIM MURPHY
MRS. PRITCHARD
WILLIAM JEROME
MR. SKAWJNSKI
THE POPSON FAMILY
MR. & MRS. B.F. PEED
MR. COX
JAMES BUTLER
THE HALL FAMILY
MR. & MRS. HOWARD SCHINK
J.H. DERBY
CAROL HANBY
MR. & MRS. CONE
JOHN LESLIE & FAMILY
MRS. SMITH
MRS. PARKER
MR. & MRS. SYLVESTER
MR. & MRS. MAHN
STANLEY ELTON
CONNIE DREYMAN
MR. & MRS. NORMAN CRAWFORD
MR. BANNING
MR. & MRS. DAVID MCCORMICK
MRS. PARTRIDGE
THE VAN OVERLOOP FAMILY
RAY GLASPIE
SHIRLEY WHEELER
THE LOMBARDI FAMILY
EXPRESS PHOTO & PORTRAIT S
CENTURY 21 MOULTON REAL EST.
MR. & MRS. VINCENT PULCHTOPEK
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THE GEORGE STEVENS FAMILY
THE NORMAN SMITH FAMILY
THE METCALF FAMILY
THE TESSIER FAMILY
THE SINGER FAMILY
STREETER EQUIPMENT INC.
THE RUSIECKI FAMILY
PROFILES INC.
WARE GUN SHOP
THOMAS GOODRICH
DONALD DEVINE
DAVID PALLATINO
MAGIC LANTERN
THE HERMON ROSA FAMILY
THE WHITCOMB FAMILY
MR. & MRS. LEROY MOODY
THE STEVEN EVASIUS FAMILY
THE LEMON FAMILY
MRS. DUREPO
MARY KMIECIK
ROBERT SCHATTGEN
MRS. RILEY
DAY AND NIGHT DINER
THE KENYON FA!vlILY
THEODORE TOMBOR
GARY STAITI
THE MILLIGAN FAMILY
NESCO SALES, INC.
PIONEER KNITS
ELEANOR CHASE
HAZEL CAMERON
FRAN & STACY ANAIR
BROTHERS OF BETHANY INC.
CURTIS & SCHWARTZ, INC. , , .
THE MLYNARSKI FAMILY
THE LANGLOIS FAMILY
THE TUTTLE FAMILY
THE PATTON FAMILY
THE STANLEY WNUK FAMILY
THE SAMBOR FAMILY
JENNIE TOBIASZ
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THE DUMAS FAMILY
THE RAYMOND ATWOOD FAMILY
THE THOMAS LLOYD FA_MILY
THE PINSONNAULT FAMILY
MR. & MRS. R. GRAY & FAMILY
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THE STEPHEN DUPRE FAMILY
THE RICHARD CHARTER FAMILY
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WANDA SLEDZIEWSKI
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THE OLEARCZYK FAMILY
MR. & MRS. JURCZYK
THE MAURICE COOK FAMILY
THE BATOR FAMILY
ELLEN DESMOND
MR. & MRS. J. THOMPSON & FAMILY
THE IMBIER FAMILY
RICHARD TUMOLO
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THE I~OBIDOUX FAMILY
MR. R. PARENT
THE TAFT FAMILY
THE GREEN FAMILY
LAURI A. HORTON
THE JOHN LAPORTE FAMILY
THE JOHN GHIDINELLI FAMILY
A PLUS TRANSMISSIONS
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THE SACCO FAMILY
THE GONCOHZ FAMILY
THE !vIADIGAN FAMILY
RUTH PULCHTOPEK
THE BRACKETT FAMILY
MRS, HARRINGTON
THE PARKER FAMILY
THE THOMAS WORDEN FAMILY
BETSY GRIM
THE STANLEY PARDA FAMILY
THE KORZEC FAMILY
THE ST. GERMAIN FAMILY
THE STANLEY KMIECIK FAMILY
RICHARD CHOVINARD
CHRISTOPHER SWENSON
THE FELIX SIDUR FAMILY
THE PARKER FAMILY

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MRS. MCISAAC
MR. & MRS. JOSEPH BEATON
MR. DAVID PEPECELLI
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THE GORDON PENNMAN FAMILY
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MRS. RUBY E. HALL
THE SHUIRILA FAMILY
MR. & MRS. BRADBURY
THE CONNOLLY FAMILY
DAVID PAQUIN & FAMILY
MR. DAVID 0’CONNELL
MR. MARTIN HENRY
THE COOK FAMILY
MRS. HARVEY
THE BREEN FAMILY
JOHN MAYNARD
MR & MRS. FASUI0
THE BENSON FAMILY
THE R. P. HOFFMAN FAMILY
THE THOMAS FAMILY
THE COLLINS FAMILY
MR. MANKUS
THE ROBERTS FAMILY
MR. & MRS. DONALD BURGI0
MR. & MRS. PHILLIP GRAHAM
THE CHAGMAN FAMILY
MR. & MRS. JOHN WILDER
MRS, ZlFCAK
MR. TYLER
MR. & MRS. DAVID BUONVIRI
MRS. FONTNEAU
IN LOVING MEMORY OF BRIAN
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THE HUYLER FAMILY
GARY AARONS
MR. & MRS. HURLEY
ROGER CARVALHO
MR. & MRS. HOWARD CARPENTER
INGRID PARENTE
REMAX PROPERTY
MR. & MRS. CRAVEN
PAUL MCELHENNY
JANETTE SCHULZ
THE LESTAN FAMILY
SHIRLEY &NORMAN MCCRADY
RALPH GLEBUS
THE MCCABE FAMILY
MRS. CORNEAU
RONALD REDQUEST
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THE COLON FAMILY
B.R. HENNESSEY
MR. & MRS. JOSEPH KELLY
KATHLEEN SWEENEY
HELEN NELSON
MR. & MRS. NElL RICHARDSON
MR. & MRS. ROBERT
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MR. BUD ROOD
MR. E. ROGER SHERMAN JR.
MR. & MRS. LATTARI
MR. FOLAN
THE BARRY FAMILY
THE DION FAMILY
MR. & MRS. FIORE
THE BRUCE HOLM FAMILY
MR. & MRS. NEGUS
MR. & MRS. MARK MULVANEY
MR. & MRS. GRANT
THE JAMES S. ALLEN FAMILY
MR. & MRS. FORMHALS
MR. ROBERT DION
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MR. & MRS. MAKRIS
LESLIE CAMERON
GERTRUDE M. LIBBEY
THE G00DWIN FAMILY
THE SCHOW FAMILY
THE SCHOFIELD FAMILY
MR. & MRS. CHAS FUREY
THE COLBY FAMILY
THE MANTEIGA FAMILY
MR. & MRS. ALAN EMUS
MAMIE WlESE
MR, & MRS. ARMAND0 GROVIN0
MRS. ROBINSON
FRANCIS GRAHAM
MR. KUNICKI
MR. TIMOTHY BEERS
THE ANDREWS FAMILY
RICHARD FARRIS
MR. & MRS. DAN THURBER
MR. & MRS. SHAPIRO
WILLIAM LEE
JUDY & ALLEN POST
MR. & MRS. DONALD BLAIS
THE DAISY FAMILY
MR. & MRS. DARRYL CONNOLLY
MR, & MRS. R. HALLGREN
MR. ROBERT ZAKUR
THE MCGEE FAMILY
TIM & LYNN GARLAND
THE TELLER FAMILY
MR. & MRS. BARRY SULLIVAN
MR. & MRS. WILLIAM LUMB
MR. MICHAEL MCGARRITY
MR. & MRS. RAY KEENAN
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MR, & MRS. RICHARD COFFEY
MR, & MRS. MUELLER
MAUREEN HARRINGTON
THE INTROINI FAMILY
MR, & MRS. FINDLEN
THE HINKSON FAMILY
THE ROBINSON FAMILY
MR. & MRS. ANDERSON
MISS LUKINSKY
ANDREW CAPORRELLA
MR. & MRS. VINCENT 0’DONNELL
MR. & MRS. MICHAEL MACONI
A.B. JOHNSON
MRS. P. FISHER
MR. & MRS. DAVID 0. BAILEY
MR. & MRS. 0TTMAR
IRENE LEARY
THE CARVOLHO FAMILY
THE SIMPSON FAMILY
MR, CARL GAROFAN0
MR. & MRS. DONALD M. SWIFT
JOANNE LONG0
MR. ARTHUR BARROWMAN
THE CHAMBERS FAMILY
THE BAPTISTA FAMILY
PAUL J. ALIOT0
MRS. BARBARA BONIN & FAMILY
DON & LUCILLE CHAP~0N
MR. & MRS. THOMAS NORDBERG
MR. SAMPSON
MR. & MRS. FRANK B. COOK
THE BENSON FAMILY
DIANE & JAMES KELLY
PAUL SCHMIDT & FAMILY
THE TOMPSON FAMILY
MRS. H.M. SHEEHAN
LUCILLE LAJEUNESSE
MR. & MRS. JOSEPH A. SCARFO
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MR. ERIC ZIMMER
THE SHACKOY FAMILY
MR. STEPHEN GWOZDZ
MR. & MRS. FLORENT 0. HUDON
THE SOPER FAMILY
THE MARTINEZ FAMILY
MRS. JOHNSON
THE MCNULTY FAMILY
THE SLEEPER FAMILY
MR. & MRS. CHARLES M. EVANS
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MRS. COCHRAN
THE ANDERSON FAMILY

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