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Home My WebLink AboutAnnual Report 1947f eld Actn' s ,,, ,� 3194 ^\2\ �.... . .....\ /\ ee' ? 2 May We Serve You? WHOM TO CALL Fire . . . . . . . . . . 1-W Ambulance . . . . . . . 1-W Police . 90 Complaints . . . . . . . . O` BOARD OF SELECTMEN Information . . . . . . . 32 SCHOOL COMMITTEE . Aid to Dependent Children Welfare r ofpAnimals . . . 736-R 135-M Animal Inspection Assessments Assessors . . . . . . . . ' . . . . ' Bills and Accounts Accountant . • • • • • Town. Clerk . . • • • • • ' 163 ' ' ' 608-W Birth Certificates Building Permits Building Inspector . • • • . Town Clerk . . . . " 163 Burial Permits Business Certificates 'Town Clerk . . . . . Town Clerk . . . . . . . . . . 163 163 Death Certificates Town Clerk . 163 163 Dog Licenses Town Clerk . . . . . . . . . . 32 Elections Employment Town Manager . . . . . Town Clerk . 163 163 Entertainment Licenses Fishing and Hunting Licenses Town Clerk . . . . • , , _ 1-W Fuel Oil Storage Fire Department . Health Department 390 32 Garbage Collection Health Health Department . , . Mansfield Public Library 163-M Library Town Clerk • • . . 45 Licenses Light and Power Municipal Light Department ht Department Municipal Light 41-M Lightand Power Bills Marriage Certificates Town Clerk . . 163 32 Milk Inspection Assistance Health Department Bureau of Old Age Assistance . 163 Old Age Town Clerk32 1950 Ordinances Parks and Commons Town Manager . Health Department 163 of 859-M Plumbing Permits Purchasing Town Manager 32 510 schools School Department Town Manager 32 32 Selectmen $ewer Sewer Department Inspector of Slaughtering 736-R Slaughtering Inspection Soldiers' Relief Agent of Soldiers' Relief Manager 32 32 Street Maintenance Highway Department—T. Highway, Department Yard • • g14 675-M Ralph' H. Garland Highway Department—Night Calls • • ' 135-M Tax Assessments Assessors Tax. Collector : . . , 135-W 32 Tax Collections Tree Warden . 163 Trees Voting and Registration Registrars . . Office of Veterans' Affairs • 570-M Veterans' Services Night Calls Foxboro 731 32 Water Water Department Night Calls. . . . • : : : : 675-W Water Bills Water Department Sealer' of Weights and Measures 32 419-M Weights and Measures Board of Public Welfare . . . . 32 45 Welfare Wiring Permits Inspector of Wiring . . . Town Manager's Office . . . . 32 In the event that service rendered by any town department is unsatisfactory, - if you have any suggestions to make as to its Town Clerk and Accountant regarding your town government, improvement, or any question if will call this office. you will favor those who serve you you t 3 -to c Officials A u BOARD OF SELECTMEN SCHOOL COMMITTEE . john D. Prescott, Chairman 1948, Carlton S. Mason, Chairman -1948 , Royal B. Patriquin, Clerk 1948 David B. Ingram, (appointed), 1948 Donald W. Joy 1949 Percy L. Slayton 1949 Edward -A. Richardson 1950 John W. Dunn 1950 George K. Willis 1950 Catheryn L. Marshall 1950 Town Manager, John J. Desmond Supt. of Schools, Bert L. Merrill FINANCE COMMITTEE PLANNING BOARD William E. Freeman, Chairman 1948 W. Roger Bond, Chairman 1950 William J. Cornish 1948 Harry R. Howe 1950 Silvio J. Morini 1948 Clair W. Britton 1948 George L. Brutcher 1949 Russell W. Wheeler 1948 Wilbur F. Chapman .1950 TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC LIBRARYB.Poland *RoLouiis ASSESSORS Chairman 1948 Jennie F. Copeland, Chairman 1950. 1. Baldini 1949 Annie A Horton 1948, 1948 Warren : L. Hopkins 1950 .Leo M. Bannon Dean K.; Howerton 1949 CONSTABLES Wallia Reisman 1950 William J .Agnew REGISTRARS OF VOTERS Lawrence P. Barrows Fred J. Creeden, Chairman 1950 Sterling S. Conrad Halley M. Fowler 1948 George W. Henderson Daniel D. Welch - 1949 Rufus H. Ring H._ Lincoln Paine, Clerk Bruce T. Vickery Building 'Inspector Ralph' H. Garland Chief of Police George W. Henderson Dog Officer Lawrence P. Barrows Fire Chief Roy S. Martin Inspector of Animals Emmons S. Turner -Inspector of Slaughtering Emmons S. Turner Inspector of Wires -John D. Unger Sealer of Weights & Measures Sheldon M. David Supt. of Municipal Light Dept: John D. Unger Supt. of Highways Ralph H. Garland, acting . Supt. of Water and Sewer Depts. Joseph Albertim 'Treasurer and Collector Ethel M. Murray Town Clerk and Accountant H. Lincoln Paine Town Counsel Eugene J. Sullivan 0 4 Town. Clerk H. Lincoln Paine Town 'Warrant for the Annual Town Meeting Election (Article 1) Held January 20, 1947 Business Meeting (Articles 2-13) Held Feb. 24, 1947 and adjourned 9;30 P.M. to March 3, 1947 at 7:30 P.M. Adjourned Business Meeting (Articles 14-26) Held March 3, 1947. Article 1. To choose two Selectmen for a term of three years; to choose two members of the School Committee for a term of three years; to choose a Moderator for a term of one year. Results for Selectmen (3 years) Leo D. Annese, 294 Pratt Street ................ 1341 Everett M. Grant, 46 Henry Street ............ 1425 Edward A. Richardson, 5 Otis Street ........ 1471 George K. Willis, 125 So. Main Street ........ 1476 Blanks................................................................ 195 5908 RIesults for School Committee (3 yam) John W. Dunn, 470 South Main Street ........ 1576 Catheryn L. Marshall, 26 Horace Street .... 1467 Alexander McGarry, 40 Central Street . 1365 Mrs. Earl Carpenter 1 • 1499 Blanks................................................................ J 5908 Results for Moderator (1 year) Clarence A. Barnes, 79 Rumford Ave......... 2088 George A. Sawyer, 131 Union Street ............ 5 James H. Clinton, 67 Chauncy Street ........ 1 Blanks................................ 860 2954 Article II. To hear the annual report of the Town officers and to act thereon. Voted to accept annual reports of Town Officer's Article III. To raise such sums of money by tax or other - 1 5 as may be necessary, to defray the expense of the town for arrentyear, appropriate the same and to act on anything in on to the assessment and collection of taxes for the year 1947. ee table of appropriations, Town Accountants Report Lrticle' IV. To see if the town will vote to authorize the Treasurer, with the approval of ` the Selectmen, to borrow y from time to time in anticipation of the revenue of the ;ial year beginning January "1, 1947, and to issue a note )tes 'therefor payable within one year, and to renew any or notes as may be given for a period of less than one year, cordance with Section 17, Chapter 44, General Laws. noted to so authorize article V. To see if the town will vote that the income from %le of electricity to private consumers or for electricity applied unicipal buildings or for municipal` power and street lights, her with receipts from jobbing accounts, be appropriated for Zunicipal Light Department, the whole to be expended by the ager of municipal lighting under the direction and control of 3oard of Selectmen for the expenses of the department for fiscal year, and act thereon. Voted to so appropriate the income Article VI. To see if the town will vote to transfer a sum not to exceed $14,000 from the operating surplus of the Electric Light' Department for 1946 to the Town Treasurer to be used by the assessors as available funds for fixing the tax rate for the current year and act thereon. Voted to transfer $14,000.00 Article VII. To see if the town will vote to accept Wilson Lane, socalled, as laid out by the Board of Selectmen, as a public® way or take any action in relation thereto. (Petition) Voted to so' accept provided abutters ` accept $1.00 for land damages Article VIII.. To see if tie' town will vote to accept Senecal Street from North Main Street to. Angell Street, as laid out by the Board of Selectmen, as a public way, or take any action in relation thereto. (Petition) Voted to so accept Article IX.' To see if the town` will vote to authorize the 6 Board of. Selectmen, acting as its agent, to accept in its behalf the former Mansfield_ Naval Airport from the U. S. Government in accordance with such conditions and restrictions as may be imposed by the Federal Government; to further authorize said Board of Selectmen.to proceed upon transfer of title to establish a Municipal Airport at the site; to appropriate a sum of money for the pure pose.; 'or- take any action in relation thereto. -Voted to so authorize and to raise and appropriate a rum Of .$1,000.00. Article X. To see if the town will. vote to extend the water mains on Tremont- Street from. Williams Street to West Street for, a distance of 4,758 feet more orless, and raise and appropriate a sum of money for the purpose, or take any action in relation thereto. Voted to delay action until the annual town meeting in 1948 Article XI, To see if the town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to sell the land and buildings located at the Town Farm so -+called on East and Ware Streets; reserving such areas as may be required for present and future use, or take action in relation thereto. Voted to iso authorize with the approval of the Finance Committee Article XII. To see if the town will authorize the Selectmen to sell the abandoned North Main Street School- property now held by the town, disposing of the land and building either separately or collectively, or take any action in relation thereto. Voted to so authorize -with the approval of the Finance Committee Article XIII. To see if the town will vote to accept a deed or, deeds for land from Leslie A. Eames Agency, for street pur- poses, said land being the same as would be required` for the extension of Shawmut and Samoset Avenue, from Brook Street easterly, or take any action in relation thereto. (Request) Voted to so accept Voted to adjourn at 9:30 P.M. to March 3, 194? at 7:30 P.M. Article XIV. To see if the town will authorize the Selectmen to purchase an area of land for the purpose of removing gravel for town use, or take any action in relation thereto. Indefinitely postponed 71 7 Article XV. To see if the town will authorize the Selectmen sell land and buildings., owned by the town and located on Court reet, or take any action in relation thereto. Voted to so authorize with the approval of the Finance Article XVI. To see if the town will authorize the Selectmen . D sell a building owned by the town and located upon its water- hed on Maple Street, provided said building is removed from said ind, or takeany action in relation thereto. Voted to so authorize with the approval of the Finan ce committee Article XVII. To see if the town will authorize the use of he unexpended balance of money appropriated in 1946 for the urchase of a new police car for the purpose of replacing said ar when required, or take any action in relation thereto. Voted to so authorize Article XVIII. To see if the town will authorize the Select - ten to accept a deed or deeds for land on North Main Street, r" to take by eminent domain or other' means said land, all be- rg required for street widening purposes, said takings being in ,cordance with a SeIectmen's layout for.the relocation of sections E' said street, the costs for the same to be paid from the Highway. nprovement Fund established by the town in 1946, or take any -,tion in relation thereto. Voted to accept the layout and to authorize the Selectmen to act Article XIX. To see if the 'town will authorize the Selectmen 7 an exchange of deeds to correct defective descriptions of land Nned by the town in the Town of Foxboro' upon. which' its water__ ;servoir' is located, or take any aetion" in relation` thereto. Voated to ratify the action on above already taken by the Selectmen Article XX. To see if the town will raise and appropriate sum of money for Chapter 90 road construction and maintenance, take any action - in relation thereto. Indefinitely postponed Article XXI. No, see if the town will raise and appropriate sum -of money for the purpose of continuing the extension of iter mains on Maple. and Franklin Streets. (petition) Voted to Pwsitpone and take action; under Article 24 8 Article XXII. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate`' by taxation or transfer of available funds a sum of money for the purpose of straightening that section of Rumford Avenue adjacent to`Fulton's Pond, and for the beautification and improvement of said pond, or take any action in 'relation thereto. 11 Voted to raise and appropriate the. sum of $4500.00 Article XXIII. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money by taxation or transfer from avail- able funds for the purpose of purchasing a new ladder truck for the Fire Department, said truck to be purchased by the Town Manager with the approval of the Board of Selectmen and the Finance Committee. Voted to transfer $23;500.00 from the Excess and Deficiency Fund Article XXIV. To see if the town will vote to combine the sums of money appropriated, and action taken, under Articles 18, 16 and 32 of the annual Town Meeting held February 25, 1946,,: whereby the sums of $12,500.00, $10,000.00 and $2,750.00 were appropriated for ` the extension of water mains on Williams, Pine, Alden, Fowler and Maple Streets, in order that the work may be done as one rather than three separate projects; and to see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate an additional sum of money for the projects to cover increased costs of materials and labor, or take any action in `relation thereto. Voted to so combine the sums and fico raise and appropriate an additional sum sof $10,000.00 to complete above pro jests and purchase pipe for Franklin Street - Article XXV. To see if the town will vote to transfer to the Excess and Deficiency Fund the unexpended balances in the follow- ® hig accounts: Purchase of Fulton's Pond $69.75; North Main and Branch Streetwater extensions $116.65. Voted to so transfer Article XXVI. To hear the report of any committees, or to name any committees, or to see if the town will vote to appropriate any sum of money for the use of any standing committee. Voted that a committee of veterans composed of two men from the Veterans of Foreign Wars (to be'tselected by Veterans of Foreign Wars) and two men from the :American Legion (to be selected by the American Legion) he .appointed as a committee, to work with the High School committee. The Veterans Committee to plan, a World War II Memorial, in conjunction with the new HighSchool; said Memorial to be used, as recreation. facilities for the children of the Town. Upon completion the War Memorial is to be con- trolled by the Selectmen and Veterans Committee. Voted ,that a committee of seven be appointed by the Board of Selectmen to sturdy and recommend, the procedure of facilitating the manner of casting votes and voting places on election clays. This committee to be composed of the Clhsirman of the Board of Selectmen, the Chairman of the Board of Registrars, the Town Manager, one person from West Mansfield, one person from East Mansfield, one person from the Southern Section and one person from the Northern Section. This committee to make its report and recommendations at the next annual or special Town Meet- ing. Voted to adjourn at 9:40 P.M. Town, Warrant for Special Town Meeftg Held February 24, 1947 at 9:30 P.M. Article I. To see if the town will vote to accept the Select- men's layout for the widening of Oakland Street from North Main Street to Maple Street, and further to authorize the Selectmen to accept deeds to any land within said layout, or to take by eminent for said `street widening in accordance with said layout, required domain or by other lawful means all other lands b • g out,: the costs for the same to be paid for from the Highway Improvement Fund established by the town in 1946, or take any action in relation thereto. Voted to so accept Article II. To see if the town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to grant an easement to the Hercules Powder Company to run a pipe line within the layouts' of Oakland and Maple' Streets; across land owned by the town and located westerly of Maple Street; and along the south-westerly border of the Town's water- shed; providing that the State' Department of Public' Health first approves in writing any and all easements to be granted by said Board of Selectmen, or take any action in relation thereto. Voted to so authorize Article III. To see if the town will vote to authorize the 10 Selectmen to grant an easement to the Hercules Powder Company for the purpose of driving test wells upon the Mansfield watershed southerly of Maple Street, and further to make entry upon said watershed for the purpose of maintaining, repairing, servicing- and ervicingand observing said wells, providing that the State Department of Public Health first' approves in writing any and all easements and rights to be granted by said Board, or take any action in relation thereto. Voted to so authorize Article IV. To see if the town will authorize the Selectmen to lease a portion of Card's Field, so-called, to the Phillips Welch Post # 3264 of the V. F. W. for the purpose of erecting a building or buildings for said Post's use, or take any action in relation thereto. Voted to authorize a non -transferable lease for fifty (50) years at $1.00 per year Article V. To see if the town will vote to accept provisions of General Laws providing for licensed operation on the Lord's day of Bowling Alleys, or take any action in relation thereto. Voted to accept Article VI. To. see if the town will vote to authorize the Committee appointed by the Moderator at the direction of the annual town meeting held February 28, 1944 for the purpose of planning for new school facilities, (said committee being further authorized by a town meeting held November 13, 1944 to prepare plans and specifications for a new Senior High School and con- version of the present Senior High School buildings for use as an elementary school) to enter into an agreement with the Federal Works Agency for an advance of $10,000.00 for the purpose of completing said plans and specifications, or to raise and appropriate or transfer a like sum for the purpose, or take any action in relation thereto. Voted to so authorize with the Board of Selectmen Voted to adjourn at 9:55 P.M. Town Warrant for Special Town Meeting Held November 13, 1947 at 7:30` P.M. Article I. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of -money to make an engineering' survey for the purpose of grade crossing elimination or take any action in relation thereto. 11 &W to transfer $10,000.00 from the Excess and Deficiency Fund aced to adjourn at 7:36 P.M. t of Jurors As Revised by the Selectmen of Mansfield August 5, 1947 VIE OCCUPATION ADDRESS -on, Oliver W. Carpenter 363 South Main son, Carl R. Engineer. 58 Campbell ws, William A. Card Company 07 East e, Leo D. Canton 294 Pratt Leon H. Farmer 703' South Main Fred S. Const. Eng. 600 South Main a, Alessandro Retired 242 North Main Charles B. Jeweler 180 Bal,com Francis J. R. R. Ticket Agent 52 Pleasant worth, Herbert W. Retired 146 Park ietti, Charles A. Merchant 525 North Main mn, Warren W. Foxboro Co. 29 School ley, James Q. Clemmey. Company 724 South, Main 1, Sterling S. Gardener 601 East C. Edward Insurance 12 High h, William J.. Accountant 19 Nbonan :n, Frederick J. Inspector 178' Chauncy inee, Bradley G Carpenter 71 Fowler is, Salvatore Contractor 10 Glen Francis A. Retired 155' Church hue, Henry L. Machinist 48 Church 1, Peter Retired 140 South Main n, George M. Mechanic 58 Brook Halley M. Retired 157 South Main an, William E. Accountant 234 West y,, William F. Bay State 136 West i, Guerino Cafe Mgr. 40 Pratt o, Anthonio A. Foxboro Chemical 376 North Main , Walter E. Foxboro Company 143- High n, Walter M. Providence 129 Rumford n, Per P. Card Company. 150 Church Emerson P. Telephone Co. 108 Central Everett M. Clerk 46 Henry r, Francis D. Salesman 50 Otis Hartwell, Hilbert A. Hibbert, Thomas R. Hopkins, Warren L. Houghton, John I. Jackson, Lawrence Kingsley, Mahlom E. Koukol, Rudolph J. Mae -Vicar, Duncan Markt, William J. Mayall, James J. McDermott, William P. Merrill, Edward P. Miller, Francis O. Morrison, Arthur C. Morse, Harold S. Morse, Harrison A. Paioni, Joseph Patriquin, Edward C. Reidy, Kenneth W. Richardson, Edward O. Richardson, Rockwell Rider, William E. Rotella, Joseph Rowe, William H. Scrymgeour, Clarence H. Sheehan, Philip F. Shaw, William J. Squadrilli, Joseph Stinson, Russell R. Sweet, William R. Todesco, James Torrance, Edward R. Velletri, Rocco Welch, Daniel Westhaver, David E. Wheeler, James A. Wills, Fred E. Winter, James S., Jr. 12 Market Gardener 778 South Main Foxboro Co. 98 East Merchant 182 Chauncy Bay State 40 Draper Retired 97 Oakland Retired 44 Chauncy r Gardener 481 South Main ' Foreman 229 School North Attleboro 32 Eddy Merchant 185 West Retired 81 Pratt Draftsman 11 Noonan Guard 135 South Main 41 Easton 152 Willow Salesman 121 Dean s Retired 107 Dean Shop 37 Pratt Fireman 126 Union Salesman 83 Elm Beecl; Retired 17 Lumber Co. 29 Webb Place Salesman 119 Central Bleachery 38 Pleasant Attleboro 12 Day Ave. Salesman 64 Rumford Ave. Inspector 25 Eddy Boston 8 Chestnut State 17 Pratt Bay State 41 Union Foxboro Co. 1805 West Bay. State 37 Draper Merchant Shields St. Ext. StandardMetal Co. 4, Webb Place Retired 31 Samoset' Bleachery 38 Winter Bank Clerk 16 Hodges Insurance 45 Hope Organ Builder 99 Pleasant John D. Prescott Royal B. Patriquin Donald W. Joy 41,794.70 G. Kenneth Willis Edward A. Richardson Board of Selectmen 13 9 'owwn. Accountant H. Lincoln Paine Receipts GENERAL REVENUE xes Current Year 243 339.52 i Previous Years 25,803.82 Corporation, Income and Meal Tax 86,323.60 Excise Tax 15,856.60 Tax Titles 176.18371,499.72- -enses and Permits Liquor 4,810.00 Pedlers 34.00 Sunday 142.00 Pool, Billiards and Bowling '40.00 Milk 30.50 Marriage 232.00 All Others 390.00 5,678.50 curt Fines 387.00 ants and Gifts From County Dog Licenses 1,811.82 Vocational Training and 408.19 English Speaking Classes Highways - Gas Tax 8,130.15 U. S. Grant — O. A. A. 29,217.37 U: S. Grant — A. D. C. 2,227.17 41,794.70 Total General Revenue 419,359.92 SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS wer 'Assessments 4,274.20 COMMERCIAL REVENUE — DEPARTMENTAL ;neral Government Collector 268.66 Town Clerk 1,126.77 15 f 85.24 Licenses 14 seeds Sporting Licenses 1,544.25 Town Hall 780.00 2,175.43 r Att; 26,059.74 actions for Blue Cross Fees Dog Protection of Persons and Property actions for Retirement Fund Pro Police Department 218.80 38.93 Ded -Fire Department 75.75 MISiCELLANEOUS REVENUE Fed Sealer of Weights and Measures 99.87 Ded 218.75 394.42 Ded Health Department test on Tax Titles 20136.72 , Teas .Highway Department 5.32 11,858.22 gest on Sewer Assessments Reimbursement for Relief -est on Special Assessments 7.45 Cities and Towns ral Works Agency for H. S. Plans 1,151.51 ; Tax Abatement - Recoveries 349.70 y sfer and Refunds Old Age Assistance Recoveries 173.18 .76 Old Age Assistance, Cities, Towns and Individuals 724.28 Inte Old Age Assistance, State Portion 272.62 18,963.27.1" 1 Inte Aid to Dependent Children, State Portion " 2,000.15 Inte Soldiers' Benefits total Miscellaneous Revenue 140.00 Inte Schools 732.56 ' = Intt Libraries' - Fines 311,003.96 326.13=` Inte Unclassified 87.70 Inte Ambulance 919.17FedE Rentals Town -Property 926.00 Sale of Real Estate 1,425.00 'Tray. .__ Ta Total CommercialRevenue 44,482.44 CSE Al PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISES PC Municipal Light. Plant Light, Power, Jobbing 323,343.00 All Other 185.94 Tota 323,528.94 Water DepartmentCash Sale of Water and Jobbing 48,542.36 Water Liens and Charges 1,035.85 49,578.21 Total Public Service Enterprises 373,107.15 AGENCY Williams. School Fund 122.70 A Perpetual Care. Fund, Principal 150.00 Receipts to Pay , Perpetual Care 286.50 15 eboro Water Agency 85.24 Licenses 1,430.20 seeds Sporting Licenses 1,544.25 actions for ,Defense Bonds 474.00 ;ral Withholding Tax 26,059.74 actions for Blue Cross Fees 2,696.03<_ actions for Retirement Fund 6,706.17 -hers Annuity 38.93 Total Agency 39,593.76 MISiCELLANEOUS REVENUE rest on Sewer Bonds 452.93 rest on Post War Funds 218.75 rest on Taxes 780.36 test on Tax Titles 27.47 -est on Excise Taxes 5.32 gest on Sewer Assessments 569.46 -est on Special Assessments 7.45 ral Works Agency for H. S. Plans 51000.00 7;061.74 sfer and Refunds xes .76 neral Departments 11,142.02 L Other 272.62 st War Investments Fund 15,000.00 " 26,415.40 total Miscellaneous Revenue 33,477.14 I Receipts 914,294.61 Balance, January 1, 1947 311,003.96 irrand Total 1,225,298.57 z d w � 4' pg to >n >A Q�i•1 � �, c � c � ,� ,� � W � � W P4 0a 4 V2 "d .� i`+ is ami P4 04 P4 cs ca to U g �FVOF w a a F F t4 era 0 00 g N o O C C O O 00 CC G p p O O O O to a {Y � E1P 17 00� m o 00 -i m 01 La � LO 00 Lo CSV 1� O meq o6 Cl 00 06 L6 O Qa N m 00 cq co CrJ:Nd�N OO N mh6'J 10 OO t0t�-CA0`l CD lfJ r -i " O O t-= 00 t- N O O m m ko r -I rl w -4 G2 tG 00 tC r4 1fJ d4 00 O 00 t-: Q� tz -4 to 00 O r -t O 00 1c co ka G rN. 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