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aki The Boston Globe Wednesday, November 6, ltliH 17 Lowell Woman Tops Council Ticket, Announces or Mayor Test of municipal and elective service in the city and Kccnan was seeking his second term. In another upset, incumbent Clement McDoncugh, who has served on the School Committee for 22 years and John J. White, went down to defeat, polling Mh and 9th respectively for the five-man post. McDonough polled 15,147 and Newton Fluoridation Kept, Pay Raise Denied Gibbs; Bircher Loses Fluoridation, a burning issucjment for reelection, he failed in the election, was Rain a in pfty fr0nv his in this city by a relatively nrpsr.ni atr.rv nf sis nnn Th Mr. Kllf'O SuiniiMin tins the nod from the new Council ill serve us the city's lira woman mayor.

Mrs. a. i i small margin of 507 votes. tnpl-d the ticket for third Vim on the I-iavcII City C'iun-ril mid iinniiurici she would jcek the mayoralty us 75 ncr-j rent of M'giMcrod voters icj placed two veterans councilors jind two school committeemen Willi political newcomers, is the fit ust woman eoun- nd Arthur J. Keenan.

15.000 cilor under the Plan charter, were toppled by newcomers and succeeded her late hus. Albert Wood. 17.544 and hand. Samuel Sampson on the George O'Meara. 16.876.

in one rune-man board in 19fi0. of the biggest upsets here in Veteran Councilors. Harold'ycars. Hartwell Jr with 12.7ii llartwell has a 26-year span vote to hike his pay to $20,000 was 14,344 opposed to 13,837 in favor. A Chinese-American industrialist, making his second bid for public office, won a handy victory over two opponents for a School Committeeman from The vote to keep the system was opposed were 13,837.

Two years ago when fluoridation was endorsed it won by a plurality of 1234. In another highlight of the Mrs. Sampson polled i a IB Votes arid if successful in get- 1878( I Crsnin Jr Mll Rtithar land, 12 Ward -F, N. Hrti'hner, 1884S; Ml. Whsleit.

I84fitf. Ward -'C. F. Hovey. I Briira.

tHM H. 8, Cohen. HMSi Harrington. Jr 5H78; W. J.

Johnton. S48 Ward 7-'W, C. 13,0311 J. P. McCarlhy, 12 3IB; 1228; H.

J. Shea Jr MfiO; Ward -W, Bauckman, T. O. Mann. 18.7ns.

AlPf RMKN WARD I-A Mainl. 1231 i 3. M. McDonald, 821. O.

MirriMy. 325; H. L. Shulman. 83; O.

L. Whlti 300. WARD 2-'G. L. Hickl, 1047; D.

C. Howard. 581, WARDS-'P. J. Burke.

10.13; B. Ten- nant. 1908 WARD 4-'D W. Jarkion. 1532; J.

L. Varraro. 1453 WARD 5'E I'ehlm. 3144 WATDa-'E Dnti, 3417: Lant. 927 WARD 7-'W.

Cariiipn, 8M WARD 8-'J. M. Bohertn. 2073. J.

Wise. 1315. SI HOOL fOMMITILE WARD 1-F. P. Frailer, 19218; D.

Waitp, 3441. WARD 2 R. Huwlhe. 7880 Norma W. Mmti, 14.502 WARD 3 'Grace C.

Whltmore, 19. 733, WARD 4 Beekwith. 19 065. WARD S't, Hawkridse, 13018; J. Gnuf-man.

10.280. WARD 6 H. C. Freedman. 18.6381 T.

G. Green. 5892 WARD 7 M. Tomb. 17.0B.

WARD 8 N. S. Bprkowltt, 7768; B. Promboin. W.

D. Woo. 10.493. BALLOT Ql kSTIONR election wnicn saw more man Ward 8. NOW Jar White, 14.112 votes.

Ot'M II, B. 3- Cillery 13.05m 'J, r. Carney. 'J. Desmond, lit.

104: J. M. Downei. I5.S9H: Early W. Hartwcll 12.878; A.

J. Keennn, 15.000; Lord. llen A. Sampson. 18.874; C.

A. Ayottc. 10. H01 1 A. C.

Gen-drcau. R. J. Gilbride. G.

B. Murphy, 12.642; T. J. O'Don-nell, 17.IM; 'C. F.

O'Mmi, 18.878; V. A. Piraid. 10 241; S. S.

Pollard. 14.88:i; 'A. r. Wood, 17.544, KMI0O1. OMMim.t T.

L. Crowley. ll len G. Droncy. 18.161; KthPrmr M.

Martin. 20 054; C. G. McDonough. J.

White. 14.112; G. J. Firil-monte, 8303; G. Koulnheras, 15-842; W.

r. Matthews. 7921; J. F. McMahon.

16.274; P. Nikitonoulos. 8387; Robm.on. 15.848; J. F.

Sullivan, 14.403. Elected SEAMLESS ALUMINUM SIDING ROBERT B. DILLON Dr. Way Dong Woo, president of a Waltham engineering firm, ran up votes to 77ii6 fur Norman S. Berkowitz, prominent in Newton civic af-fairs for many years, and 3630 for Bertram Promboin, MAVOR 6U percent oi tne voters turn out, Rev.

Dr. Donald A. Waite, an aide of Joseph Welch, founder of the John Birch Society, made a poor showing in a try for School Committee. Dr. Waite, pastor of the Faith Baptist Church, pulled 3441 votes while his adversary, Francis P.

Frazier mounted 19,218. STOM MADE RIGHT HERE IN NEEDHAM 1078 221 1394 1203 K5B B.il 1347 1443 1699 W.id 1 .10.368 12.154 Total. 2 3 4 5 6 8 Absentee Gibh 2tT. 2612 3407 2644 3877 3283 2187 3120 81 23,857 Pittsfield BiMfygiWtt ALUMINUM SIDING MEASURED ON THE JOB AND MADE ESPECIALLY FOR YOUR HOME ELIMINATES OVERLAPS PATCHES SEAMS WATER SEEPAGE i Mnvnr Hnurrhev Frazier, scoring his 13th consecutive term to the committee, ran second to Mayor Donald L. Gibbs as the top vote getter.

Mayor Gibbs, running unopposed for a third term, racked up 23,867 votes. But while Mayor Gibbs, a Republican, won solid endorse- 0 Ousted by Dillon S20.0OO SALARY FOR MAYOR Yel. Al DUtMLN nm, No j3 884 MADE WITH AT-LARGE; Ward 1 'Adelaide 'DISCONTINUE FLUORIDATION Ball, 17.937; 'J. F. Holden.

13.939; Yei, 13.837; No. 14.344. K. L. Yukes.

9826; Ward 2 C. Aurvansen. 17.956; Glovk.v, 'Elected 18.667; Ward 3 'M. J. Dangel, tOtNCII.

AT-LARGE F. Brown. D. G. Butler, 13.570; D.

Casey. 7684; A. Purnell 8946; J. F. Fmscr.

7751; A. M. Pastore. 4038; Ehzrbfth C. Paul.

8446; H. Rice, 15.410. WARD l-'E. G. St.Peter.

23E6; W. A. Miner 1394. WARD 2 'R. E.

Ciow. re-elected. WARD 3 R. DelGallo. re-elected.

WARD 4 J. S. Greenberg. 1460; -E. Dobbins, 1665.

WARD 5 M. Richmany, 1553; E. D. Sottile. 1177.

WARD 6 'J. S. Scelst, 2009. G. Pisani, 645.

WARD 7 -W. A. Bunt, 1700; W. Buska. 1124.

SCHOOL COMMITTEE WARD 1 T. Kelly, re-elected. WARD 2-'J. J. Quinn, re-elected.

WARD 3 E. Wallace, 1664; S. R. Scullary, 2339. WARD E.

Harris, re-elected. BALLOT OIESTION YOU SAVE WITH 8Jnttygu4rif ALUMINUM SIDING BECAUSE YOU ARE DEALING DIRECT WITH THE NO EACH JOB IS CUSTOM MANUFACTURED TO FIT AND ONLY BEAUTY GUARD IS MADE WITH THESE FAMOUS MATERIALS, YOUR ASSURANCE OF QUALITY. 14.387; P. Nixon. 10.806; J.

Loftus. 3987; P. F. Malloy. 8459; R.

H. Steinberg. 7573; Ward 4 H. H. Ham R.

P. Brcn- $FUll 3-CHANNEL ALUMINUM screen wiMnnwR 1 Votes To Drop Name Of Levittown LEVITTOWN, N.J. (AP) By a 102-vote margin, the electorate of this central New a STORM hiiiii i COMPLETELY PITTSFIELD Former City Councilor Robert B. Dillon, 61, defeated Mayor Raymond L. Haughey, 44, by 1736 votes in Tuesday's election.

Haughey was seeking his fourth two-year term. Seventy-eight percent turned out, as 22.839 of 29,267 voted. Rejected by an overwhelming 11,526 to 5174 was a proposal to boost the mayor's salary from $9000 to $16,000. Dillon is married and has five children. MAJfOR Ward Hauehey Dillon 1 1829 2169 INblALLLU Ommirj aluminum mJihj witti merlapi Ulot water and md to wtp Is here.

100H tNK FINANCING HO DOWN i YIS TO pflGU- Jersey township has decided to; change the municipality's name; fg Sauce MM Ask GET WE FACTS: CALL 444-3810 INCREASE MAYOR'S SALARY TO1 Their Wives To Buy 5174; No. 11,526. rrtf, fatt'ifrirfrTtt fOR FREE estimates-mo obligation I 14 4 That was the community name from 1688 to 1959. Yesterday's referendum, in Elected. Tilt In Tor nil piitii a which the name change was favored 3093 to 2991, reduced Rutt Proof Burglar Proof 9 Interlocking Meeting Rail, -j the number of Levittowns from three to two.

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