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BOARD OF SELECTMEN <br />conservation, air and water pollution, and a variety of other matters on the horizon will sure- <br />ly command the best of a board of selectmen for many years to come. <br />We recognize that our citizenry is largely concerned with the affairs of the region, the <br />nation and the world in its daily work. We are fortunate in the quality of our people who will <br />insist on quality in their government. We are well aware of the demands upon us as citizens <br />of this nation in a world that has problems before it far greater than ours. <br />We are convinced that the answers to the difficult problems of our society and our <br />community in our time do not lie in emotion and heat, but rather in good judgment and light <br />as we pass through the gates of a new year. Let the candles be brought there is no <br />cause for adjournment. <br />Levi G. Burnell <br />Allan F. Kenney <br />Board of Selectmen <br />Lincoln P. Cole, Jr., Chairman <br />Sketches by Elinor Lynch <br />Irving H. Mabee <br />Robert Cataldo <br />Let us, fellow citizens, unite with one heart and one mind . . . Every <br />difference of opinion is not a difference of principal. <br />— Thomas Jefferson <br />13 <br />