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450,000.00
30,000.00
420,000.00
30,000.00
12,960.00
Senior High School 1964-1983
2,150,000.00
110,000.00
2,040,000.00
110,000.00
64,865.00
Municipal Office Bldg. 1964-1973
150,000.00
15,000.00
135,000.00
15,000.00
4,185.00
$4,165,000.00
$ 295,000.00
$3,870,000.00
$ 290,000.00
$ 114,100.00
TRUST AND INVESTMENT ACCOUNTS
Trust and Investment Funds Cash and Securities
In Custody of
Treasurer
$ 138,216.31
In Custody of State Treasurer
1,000.00
M. A. Nash Fund
1,000.00
In Custody of
H. P. Emerson Fund
4,658.85
Library
4,658.85
Cemetery Trust
28,850.78
In Custody of
In Custody of Trustees
1,839.60
East Boston Savings
839.60
Stabilization Fund
99,402.88
$ 144,714.76
In Custody of Treasurer
G Blake Fund
$ 4,000.00
A Clough Fund
300.00
G. Hawkes Fund
500.00
M. C. Ward Fund
1,000.00
M. U. Nash Fund
3,162.65
$ 144,714.76
118
4,350.29
DEBT ACCOUNT
Net Funded or Fixed Debt Inside Debt Limit
General
$1,040,000.00
Serial Loans Inside Debt Limit Schools
$ 905,000.00
Outside Debt Limit
Municipal Building
135,000.00
General
2,830,000.00
Outside Debt Limit Schools
2,830,000.00
$3,870,000.00
$3,870,000.00
RECEIPTS 1964
Cash on Hand January 1, 1964
Treasurer
Surplus War Bonds
Collector
School
100.00
$2,518,249.89
Taxes
Current year
Real Estate
1,769,648.33
Personal
51,482.29
Previous Years
Real Estate
34,420.74
Personal
1,299.32
Poll
124.00
From the State
Corporation Tax
45,836.08
Income Tax
23,595.38
Loss of Taxes
868.00
Total Taxes
1,927,274.14
Licenses
Liquor
11,000.00
All Other
741.00
Total Licenses
11,741.00
Fines and Forefeits
Court Fines
176.00
Grants and Gifts
Grants from Federal Government
Old Age Assistance
13,937.26
Medical Aid for the Aged
12,343.50
Disability Assistance
767.30
Aid Dependent Children
1,373.50
School Lunch Program
22,621.26
Grants from the State
Chapter #70
109,897.74
School Transportation
36,967.46
School Building Assistance
241,039.05
Public Law #874
21,619.00
Public Law #85-864
7,218.35
Library
2,099.50
Meals
2,067.04
Vocational Education
1,061.02
Chapter 68-71
10,913.81
Summer Camp
137.25
$2,515,911.89 2,188.00 50.00
119
Chapter #782 - Highway
9,143.34
Civil Defense
2,88
Speaking Classes
7.50
Child Guardianship
Grants from the County
Care & Feeding Dogs
Total Grants & Gifts
Total Revenue
2,434,341.31
Commercial Revenue
Motor Vehicle 1962
268.41
Motor Vehicle 1963
70,125.57
Motor Vehicle 1964
259,299.40
Total Motor Vehicle
329,693.38
Farm Animal 1964
Total Commercial Revenue
329,701.44
Departmental Revenue
General Government
Treasurer
1,134.42
Collector
960.16
Appeal Board
488.25
Planning Board
90.00
Town Clerk
180.75
South Hall Rental
1,695.24
Total General Government
4,548.82
Protection of Persons and Property
Police
885.00
Fire
46.00
Sealer of Weights and Measures
61.00
Building Inspector
2,505.00
Wire Inspector
1,262.25
Moth & Tree
150.00
Plumbing Inspector
1,141.00
Cesspool Inspector
615.00
Total Protection
6,665.25
Public Welfare
Old Age Assistance
From the State
3,921.80
From Cities & Towns
691.11
From Individuals
7,298.33
Medical Aid for Aged
From the State
8,400.99
Disability Assistance From the State
315.81
Aid Dependent Children From the State
1,764.88
Veteran Benefits
From State
1,836.08
From Individuals
297.91
Welfare
From Individuals
316.83
Total Welfare
24,843.74
Schools
Sale of Lunches
59,494.11
Athletic Receipts
7,679.46
228.87
1,704.55
495,150.17
8.06
120
Driver Education All Other
3,865.00
5,994.70
Total Schools
77,033.27
Libraries
Fines
2,206.65
Sales
21.25
2,227.90
Total Departmental Revenue
115,318.98
Cemeteries
Sale of Lots
335.00
Care of Endowed Lots
1,117.00
Burials
563.00
Sale of Materials
360.50
Total Cemeteries
2,375.50
Interest
On Deferred Taxes
1,440.14
On Motor Vehicles
500.32
On Stabilization Fund
3,936.49
On Library Funds
500.19
On Trust Funds
62.72
On Surplus War Bonus
88.82
On School Funds
60,052.85
Total Interest
66,581.53
Municipal Indebtedness
Temporary Loans
1,300,000.00
Total Indebtedness
1,300,000.00
Agency, Trust and Investment
State Withholding Tax
20,900.76
Federal Withholding Tax
167,786.41
Teacher Retirement
44,901.44
Essex County Retirement
21,739.38
Group Insurance & Blue Cross
16,244.06
Cemetery Perpetual Care
650.00
Dog License Fees
1,987.25
Total Trust & Investment
274,209.30
Refunds
Insurance Premium
3,351.86
General Departments
2,327.20
5,679.06
GRAND TOTAL RECEIPTS
EXPENDITURES GENERAL GOVERNMENT
Selectmen
1. Salaries
2,781.61
2. Expenses
1,460.75
4,242.36
Accountant
4. Salaries
4,704.35
5. Expenses
298.68
5,003.03
Treasurer
7. Salaries
5,544.26
8. Expenses
983.39
9. Tax Title
275.00
11. £ Bookkeeping Machine
6,452.08
13,254.73
7,046,457.01
121
Collector
12. Salaries
10,730.30
13. Expenses
1,161.94
14. Capital Outlay
250.00
12,142.24
Assessors
15. Salaries
11,294.43
16. Expenses
1,361.46
17. Capital Outlay
591.20
Re-Evaluation
10,272.00
23,519.09
Finance Committee
18. Salaries
600.00
19. Expenses
65.00
136. Town & Finance Comm. Reports
4,674.25
5,339.25
Town Counsel
20. Salaries
........
2,300.00
21. Expenses
1,794.85
22. Damages & Legal Fees
661.85
4,756.70
Town Clerk
23. Salaries
5,136.75
24. Expenses
1,281.53
25. Election Expenses
2,666.10
26 Capital Outlay
175.00
9,259.38
Election and Registration
27. Salaries
2,524.54
28. Expenses
1,426.18
29. Canvassing
1,000.00
4,950.72
Planning Board
30. Salaries
500.00
31. Expenses
100.05
32. Professional Services
1,750.00
2,350.05
Appeal Board
33. Expenses
668.43
Municipal Buildings
34. Salaries
8,907.99
35. Expenses
13,729.18
36.
Capital Outlay
247.95
22,885.12
Construction of Municipal Building
Construction
117,844.12
Equipment
4,491.81
Site Clearing
5,640.00
All Other
879.18
128,855.11
150th Anniversary
4,402.07
Total General Government
241,628.28
PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY
Police
37. Salaries
122,656.45
38. Expenses
8,658.15
39. Out of State Travel
550.00
40. Capital Outlay
1,702.95
41. Police Training - Salaries
42. Police Training - Expenses
400.00
133,967.55
........
122
Fire
43. Salaries
23,883.13
44. Expenses
7,041.47
45. Capital Outlay
1,341.53
46. Maint. of Alarms - Salaries
2,472.70
47.
Maint. of Alarms - Expenses
427.67
48. Maint. of Alarms - Capital Outlay
474.20
35,640.70
Moth and Tree
49. Salary - Tree Warden
2,040.00
50. Salary - Moth Supt.
3,277.00
51. Wages
9,384.40
52. Wages - Overtime
359.60
53.
Expenses
1,367.67
54. Shade Trees
540.00
55. Pest Control
3,737.46
56. Capital Outlay
350.00
21,056.13
Building Inspector
57. Salary
750.00
58. Drawing Account 75% of Fees
2,666.25
59. Expenses
66.50
3,482.75
Sealer of Weights and Measures
60. Salaries
170.00
61. Expenses
58.92
62. Capital Outlay
228.92
Dog Officer
63. Salary
650.00
64. Expenses
231.50
881.50
Wire Inspector
65. Drawing Account 75% of Fees
950.45
66. Expenses
48.00
998.45
Civil Defense
67. Salaries
500.00
68. Expenses
2,684.96
69. Capital Outlay
350.05
3,535.01
Total Protection Persons & Property
199,791.01
HEALTH AND SANITATION
Board of Health
70. Salaries
742.25
72. Garbage Collection
19,000.00
74. Sanitorium Cases
75.00
76.
Animal Inspector Expense
1,000.00
77.
Sanitarian - Salary
520.00
78. Sanitarian - Expense
857.25
79. Plumbing Inspector
461.25
80. Cesspool Inspector
8.65
81. Plumbing Expense
Total Health & Sanitation
Highways
82. Salaries 83. Expenses
41,499.18 5,273.66
33,135.64
71. Expenses
9,000.00
73. Rubbish Collection
1,455.00
75. Animal Inspector Salary
16.24
123
83A Out of State Travel
153.97
84. Capital Outlay
3,672.25
85. Road Maintenance
38,590.59
86. Storm Drains
2,766.51
87.
Sidewalk Construction
5,000.00
88. Snow & Ice Removal
18,361.42
Chapter #90 Construction
44,000.00
Chapter #782
481.50
Article #11 - Storm Drains
414.88
Construction Underhill Road
5,266.03
Locust Street
5,764.00
Retaining Wall Walnut Street
1,504.07
Pillings Pond Dam
8,451.46
181,199.12
Misc. Highway
139.
Street Lighting
31,853.46
140. Gasoline
7,476.60
141.
Hydrant Rental
8,950.00
48,280.06
Total Highways
229,479.18
Charities
89. Salaries
5,863.20
90. Expenses
669.32
6,532.52
91. Public Assistance
Old Age Assistance - Town
6,419.73
Old Age Assistance - Federal
15,081.03
21,500.76
Medical Aid - Town
18,962.63
Medical Aid - Federal
13,192.69
32,155.32
Disability Assistance - Town
448.20
Disability Assistance - Federal
546.40
994.60
Aid Families Dependent Children - Town
2,865.37
Aid Families Dependent Children - Fed.
1,373.50
4,238.87
General Relief - Public Welfare
460.58
Veteran Services
92.
Salaries
500.00
93. Expenses
145.95
94. Benefits
4,004.06
4,650.01
Total Charities
70,532.66
EDUCATION
Schools
95-101.
Salaries - Supt. - Teachers
910,745.84
102-115. Other Salaries
127,304.03
116.
General Expense
149,684.87
117. Tuition
3,392.25
118. Transportation
54,544.41
119. Out of State Travel
2,675.69
120.
Capital Outlay
22,439.18
121.
Playground Program
1,575.28
Total School
1,272,371.55
Hot Lunch Program
Salaries
33,850.77
Expense
3,509.62
Provisions
44,908.87
82,269.26
Public Law 81-874
1,359.45
National Defense No. 85-864 Title III
3,447.42
124
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National Defense No. 85-864 Title V
Athletic Fund Senior High School Building Committee
360.70 3,913.53
565.16
Construction of Senior High School
Construction
1,227,018.95
Architect
23,325.57
Site Clearance
4,648.08
Insurance
2,484.00
Clerk of Works
7,624.07
1,265,100.67
LIBRARIES
122.
Salaries
21,541.85
123. Expense
12,470.71
123A Out of State Travel
124. Capital Outlay
237.50
34,250.06
Total Education and Library
2,663,637.80
Park and Cemeteries
125. Salaries
10,301.38
126. Expense
2,476.56
127.
Capital Outlay
678.60
Suntaug Park Lighting
986.00
Total Park and Cemetery
14,442.54
Wage Study Committee
143. Salaries
120.00
144. Expense
3.42
145. Capital Outlay
57.70
181.12
Unclassified
135. Memorial Day Observance
495.89
137. Town Insurance
16,715.78
138. Group Insurance
15,784.76
142. Conservation Commission
3,688.01
Melch Property
700.00
Laubner Property
2,800.00
Control of Algae Weeds
2,300.00
Land Damages Salem Street
11,675.00
Total Unclassified
54,159.44
Interest and Maturing Debt
129. Maturing Debt
295,000.00
130. Interest on Debt
120,697.50
131. Interest on Temporary Loans
9,480.36
Maturing Temporary Loans
1,300,000.00
1,725,177.86
AGENCY, TRUST AND INVESTMENT
Agency
State Parks & Reservations
4,796.23
Auditing Municipal Accounts
835.80
Motor Vehicle Excise Chapter 727
31,064.00
County Tax
4,350.29
T. B. Assessment
133.
Essex County Assessment
43,074.30
Dog Licenses for County
1,987.25
18
Total Debt & Interest
21.77
125
Trust and Investment
132. Fireman Pension
State Withholding Tax
1,000.00 20,900.76
Federal Withholding Tax
167,786.41
Teacher Retirement
44,901.44
Essex County Retirement
21,739.38
Employee Deductions - Blue Cross
16,168.46
Cemetery Perpetual Care
712.72
Total Agency & Trust
359,338.81
Refunds
Real Estate
10,568.29
Personal
5.69
Motor Vehicle
13,141.57
Poll
2.00
Estimated Receipts Total Refunds
0.36
Total Expenditures
23,717.91 5,615,222.25
Balance Cash On Hand December 31, 1964
Treasurer
1,428,807.94
Surplus War Bonus
2,276.82
Collector Cash Advance
50.00
School Cash Advance
100.00
Total Cash
1,431,234.76
7,046,457.01
ACCOUNTANT'S CERTIFICATE
I have examined the cash receipts and securities in the various Trust Funds in the hands of the Treasurer and find them to be as stated in the Treasurer's report. The income from Trust Funds in the hands of others have been received for the year 1964 and credited to the proper accounts. The re- ceipts as reported by the Treasurer agree with the books, and that payments of the Town correctly pre- sent the financial status as of December 31, 1964. I sincerely thank the Honorable Board of Selectmen, all Town officers and employees, and the Town Report Committee who have contributed so much of their time and talents in compiling this report.
THEODORE C. PALIZZOLO Town Accountant
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Index
Accountant
115
Animal Inspector
27
Anniversary Committee
78
Appeals, Board of
22
Appointed
3
Assessors, Board of
111
Births
87
Building Inspector
28
Capital Outlay Committee
32
Civil Defense
19
Conservation Commission
30
Deaths
89
Dog Officer
26
Elected
3
Finance Committee
109
Fire Department
16
General Interest
76
Health, Board of
24
Health Officer
25
High School Graduates
71
Highway Department
20
Industrial Development Commission
36
Insurance Advisory Committee
31
Jury List
85
Library Building Committee
39
Library Trustees
37
Licenses Issued
9
Marriages
86
Park and Cemetery Department
20
Planning Board
29
Plumbing and Cesspool Inspector
26
Police Department
17
Public Assistance
40
Registrars, Board of
24
Sanitarian Inspector
26
School Committee and Department
44
School Plant Needs Committee
35
School Site Selection Committee
36
Sealer of Weights and Measures
27
Selectmen, Board of
34
Tax Collector
114
Town Clerk
16
Town Meetings, Actions at
90
Town Services
112
Town Treasurer
27
Tree and Moth Department
36
Veterans Services
31
Wage Study Committee
21
Wire Inspector and Fire Alarm Supervisor
64
Zoning Map
127
8
Senior High School Building Committee
10
Town Counsel
Back Cover
Town Report Committee
TOWN REPORT COMMITTEE - Arline Wills, Jane Quayle, Eileen Shapiro, Lorraine Kolp, Jean Laier, seated. Robert Kautz, Spencer Campbell, George Quayle, Ted Palizzolo, Cutler Trow. Charles Bowser not present.
1964 Town Report Committee:
Charles H. Bowser, Spencer W. Camp- bell, Robert B. Kautz, Mrs. Jackson Kolp, Mrs. Carl R. Laier, George Quayle, Chair- man; Mrs. George Quayle, Mrs. William D. Shapiro, W. Cutler Trow, Jr., Mrs. Charles B. Wills, Theodore C. Palizzolo, Ex-officio.
Cover and Title Pages: Philip W. Perkins, of Lynnfield.
Picture Credits : Mrs. Kenneth D. Crumrine, Carl Laier, Peter Laier, Lynn Item, Wakefield Item, et al.
Printing : Colonial Printing Co., Inc., Malden
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Report
Down
Lynnfield
Dear
1965
The Massachusetts Selectmen's Association PRESENTS
Third Prize THIRD POPULATION GROUP IN THE
To the Town of
LYNNFIELD
In Recognition of the Excellence of its
TOWN REPORT For the Year 1964
AND in witness thereof has caused its seal and the signatures of its President and Secretary to be affixed hereto at Plymouth on the First day of October, nineteen hundred and sixty-five.
PRESIDENT
3monaten SECRETARY
Town of Lynnfield, Commonwealth of Massachusetts
County: Location:
Population:
Valuation:
Area:
Elevation at Town Hall: Incorporated as a Town: Committee Meetings:
Essex
12 miles north of Boston, bordered by North Reading on the north and northwest, by Reading on the west, Middleton, Peabody and Lynn on the east, and Saugus and Wakefield on the south.
1950: 3,927; 1955: 5,667; 1963: 9,500; 1964: 9,700; 1965: 9,821 $69,349,470
10.22 square miles
Approximately 98 feet above mean sea level
February 28, 1814
SELECTMEN meet every Monday at 7:30 p.m. at Town Hall.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE meets the first and third Mondays each month in the High School Library at 8:00 p.m.
PLANNING BOARD meets on the first and third Mondays each month in the Town Hall.
PARK AND CEMETERY COMMISSIONERS meet the first and third Mondays at 7:30 p.m. at the Town Hall.
FINANCE COMMITTEE meets the first Tuesday each month at the Town Hall at 7:30 p.m.
BOARD OF APPEALS meets on the first Tuesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. at the Town Hall.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS meets Thursday at 8:00 p.m. at the Town Hall. BOARD OF HEALTH meets the second and fourth Mondays of each month at 9:30 p.m. in the Town Hall.
CONSERVATION COMMISSION meets as posted on bulletin board at Town Hall.
Office Hours:
ASSESSORS: 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
BUILDING INSPECTOR : 4:45 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
LIBRARY - Main: Monday to Friday 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m .; 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Saturday : 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Branch: Monday and Wednesday 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m .; 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. Saturday: 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
PLUMBING AND CESSPOOL INSPECTOR: Monday, Wednesday and Friday 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT: 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily.
TAX COLLECTOR : 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
WELFARE DEPARTMENT: 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
WIRE INSPECTOR: 4:45 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Annual Town Meetings:
Regularly first Monday in March and each succeeding Monday and Thursday until all Warrants are concluded. Special Town Meetings may be called with 100 signatures of registered voters.
Registered Voters:
Precinct
Republicans
Democrats Independents Total
1 1060
314
1085
2459
2
672
541
1262
2475
1732
855 2347
4934
Dog License: Tax Bills: Motor Excise: Special Districts:
Due March 31st of each year
Due November 1st of each year
Due 30 days after receipt
Seventh Massachusetts Congressional District U. S. Representative Torbert H. Macdonald - Democrat U. S. Senators: Leverett Saltonstall, Republican, and Edward M. Kennedy, Democrat
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Third Essex District for State Senate
Philip Graham, Republican, 293 Bridge Street, Hamilton Eleventh Essex District for State Representative
Russell H. Craig, Republican, 35 Munroe Street, Lynnfield Beldon G. Bly, Jr., Republican, 46 Auburn Street, Saugus
Town Government
ELECTED
Incumbents
Term
Expires
Assessors
Stanley E. Flagg
3 years
1966
W. Douglas Whitehouse
3 years
1967
Edward J. Mckay, Jr.
3 years
1968
Harold D. Aldrich
3 years
1966
George S. Robinson, M.D.
3 years
1967
Manton P. Spear
3 years
1968
Board of Selectmen and Board of Public Welfare
Harry C. Wendt
3 years
1966
Ralph E. Dwight
3 years
1967
Robert F. Perkins
3 years
1968
Charles V. Sweetser
3 years
1968
Edward W. Foley
3 years
1968
Moderator
John H. Kimball
1 year
1966
Park and Cemetery
Raymond R. Pearson (resigned)
3 years
1966
Sanborn A. Caldwell (appointed)
James V. Thompson
3 years
1967
A. David Rodham
3 years
1968
Planning Board
Calvin J. Osberg
5 years
1966
Parker B. Holloway
2 years
1967
Richard R. Wolsey (resigned)
5 years
1968
Colby Burbank (appointed)
Russell E. Franck
5 years
1969
Howard A. Bouve, Jr.
5 years
1970
Road Commissioner
James C. Fletcher
1 year
1966
Louis D. Savage
3 years
1966
Carl F. Van Bennekom
3 years
1967
Robert W. Davis
3 years
1967
Richard D. Morrow
3 years
1968
Tax Collector
Clifford C. Ham
3 years
1967
Town Clerk
Harry W. Higgins
Town Treasurer
Harry W. Higgins
3 years
1966
Gustav H. Koch
1 year
1966
Richard N. Eckhert
3 years
1966
Frederick D. Eble
3 years
1966
Nancy Santeusanio
3 years
1967
Natalie A. Brooks
3 years
1967
Perry L. Nies
3 years
1968
Charles E. Herlihy
3 years
1968
APPOINTED
Office
Present Appointees
1965 Appointees
Term
Expires
Board of Appeals
Hubert G. Wall
3 years
1966
Glen R. Smith
3 years
1967
Alternates
Eben Hutchinson
3 years
1966
Gene V. Santeusanio
3 years
1967
2
Malcolm V. Smith
3 years
1968
School Committee
Elaine Klapes
3 years
1968
Tree Warden
Trustees of Public Library
Tenure
Office
Board of Health
Constables
1966
1966
Office Present Appointees
1965 Appointees
Term
Expires
Myron S. Wilson
3 years
1968
Michael J. Neumann (To fill unexpired term of Mr. Murphy)
1 year
1966
Albert C. White, Jr.
3 years
1967
Edward A. Galvin
3 years
1968
Roger Harris
1 year
1966
James V. Thompson
1 year
1966
Ralph G. Howland
John H. Kimball Gordon H. Millar Gene V. Santeusanio
Harry W. Higgins
Raymond D. McCoy
3 years
1966
Paul A. Lazzara
1 year
1966
H. Joseph Maney
1 year
1966
(To fill unexpired term of Mr. Lorente and Mr. Perkins)
3 years
1966
Robert F. Goodspeed Richard W. Hoffman
3 years
1967
Robert G. Fraser
1 year
1966
Lawrence E. Austin
1 year
1966
Wells M. Johnson
1 year
1966
Conservation
Robert C. Rourke
3 years
1966
Commission
Jessie M. Duston
3 years
1966
Gordon H. Millar
3 years
1967
Donald G. Harriss
3 years
1967
Ruth P. Oliver
3 years
1968
Clifton E. Hodgdon
3 years
1968
Bennett R. Keenan
3 years
1968
Sanborn A. Caldwell
1 year
1966
Dog Officer Drainage Committee
James C. Fletcher
George S. Robinson, M.D.
William A. McLeod, Jr.
Clifton E. Hodgdon
Freeman W. Towers Board of Selectmen
1 year
1966
Fence Viewers Finance Committee
Richard D. Foulkes
3 years
1966
Robert G. Fraser
3 years
1966
Raymond Samora
2 years
1966
C. Stephen Tsorvas
3 years
1967
Robert E. Sperry
2 years
1967
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Board of Registrars
Building Inspector Assistant By-Law Committee
Capital Outlay Committee
Harry W. Higgins, Clerk
No term
(To fill unexpired term of Mr. Hahn)
2 years
1967
Frederick H. Manchester (To fill unexpired term of Mr. Robinson)
Civil Defense Director Clerk, Board of Selectmen
Indefinite Appointment
Office
Present Appointees
1965 Appointees
J. Kenneth Dane (To fill unexpired term of Mr. Sweetman)
Proctor A. Coffin
3 years
1968
Bayard D. Waring
3 years
1968
Clyde R. Warburg
3 years
1968
Fire Chief
Carl E. Davis
Indefinite Appointment
Ralph Preziuso
1 year
1966
Gas Inspector
Industrial Development Commission
Albert S. Hutchinson
5 years
1970
Malcolm M. Stone
5 years
1966
Richard D. Simmons
5 years
1968
David V. Farrar
5 years
1968
Charles Kessler
5 years
1967
John Northcott
5 years
1967
Insurance Advisory Committee
John J. Carey
John Brobine, Jr.
Bernard G. Stiff
Richard Learned
Library Building Committee
Natalie Brooks
Frederick Eble
Seavey Bowdoin
Donald B. Pearson
Raymond D. McCoy
Stewart G. Gillette
Joseph F. Ricci
1 year
1966
John H. Armstrong
1 year
1966
John B. Rodgers
Frank P. Emery
Irving H. Wilson
Robert F. Perkins, Ex-Officio
Moth Department Superintendent Parking Committee
James C. Fletcher
John Orrall
Kenneth A. Worthen
Seavey Bowdoin
Thomas F. Ganley
Donald R. Ross
Police Chief
Thomas F. Ganley
Indefinite Appointment
Public Welfare Agent
Elizabeth Kenney
3 years
1966
Russell E. Franck
1 year
1966
Louis D. Savage
1 year
1966
J. Kenneth Dane
1 year
1966
William D. Shapiro
3 years
1967
Robert B. Kautz
3 years
1968
Frederick Manchester (To fill unexpired term of Mr. Sweetman)
3 years
1968
Term
2 years
Expires 1967
Indefinite Appointment
Indefinite Appointment
Municipal Buildings Custodians
Municipal Office Building Committee
Indefinite Appointment
Gustav H. Koch
1 year
1966
Indefinite Appointment
School Plant Needs Committee
Arthur E. Foulds
4
Office School Site Selection Committee (Elementary School)
Present Appointees 1965 Appointees
William D. Shapiro William M. Coffill Richard L. Pratt Carl W. Wood Richard D. Morrow Rupert B. Daniels
Street Lighting Committee
Randolph Doyer Richard J. Casler Charles F. Churchard
Indefinite Appointment
Joseph Cordova (To replace Mr. Thorngren, resigned) John A. Roberts (To replace Mr. Brady resigned)
Gustav H. Koch
1 year
1966
Burton B. Cogswell
1 year
1966
Town Accountant
Theodore C. Palizzolo
3 years
1966
Ralph G. Howland
1 year
1966
Town Garage Needs
Committee
James C. Fletcher Robert E. Sperry Richard W. Hoffman
Indefinite Appointment
Robert B. Kautz
1 year
1966
W. Cutler Trow, Jr.
1 year
1966
Helen C. Lovewell
1 year
1966
Frederick J. Plante
1 year
1966
Paul M. Heaslip
1 year
1966
Pauline D. Barton
1 year
1966
Phyllis Burbine
year
1966
Sophie Fiorentino
year
1966
Miriam J. Ross
1 year
1966
Roy Sanderson
1 year
1966
Kathleen A. Steenken
1 year
1966
Elizabeth P. Moore
1 year
1966
Ex Officio
Burton B. Cogswell
1 year
1966
Veterans' Benefit Agent
Veterans' Graves Registration
Wage Study Committee
William T. Vose James E. Bagley, Jr. Owen E. Applin
3 years
1967
James C. Fletcher
3 years
1968
Quentin W. Carpenter
3 years
1968
James V. Thompson
1 year
1966
Wire Inspector Wire Inspector, Assistant
Elof O. Hagfelt
1 year
1966
Indefinite
Appointment
Calvin J. Osberg
Term
Expires
Burton B. Cogswell
1 year
1966
2 years
1966
3 years
1967
5
Sealer of Weights and Measures Soldiers' Relief Agent
Town Counsel
Town Report Committee
Theodore Palizzolo,
Board of Selectmen
This year saw the consolidation of Lynnfield's tremendous growth during the post World War II era. The first full year in the new Town Hall and the dedication of the new Senior High School marked a period in which the spiritual, educational, and administrative housing needs were met. However, revaluation at full value and flood plain zoning have now set the stage for an imminent second period of progress. As we attempt to look beyond to the ultimate growth of the Town we are. concerned not only with its physical but social and recreational needs as well. We see the young and old requiring increasing attention through long range planning. For both, the cultural needs must be provided for in our libraries and facilities for adult education. Additional playgrounds, parks, and youth centers for leisure activities are needed now to balance these. At the same time the vested rights of our elderly must be protected through counter-inflationary taxation methods. Action at lo- cal, State, and Federal levels is required.
With the above in mind, your Board has appointed several new committees for land acquisition, street lighting, and garage needs. It has also made its views on State legislation known through our Representatives, Senator, Selectmen's Association, and the League of Cities and Towns. As our State and Federal officials advocate home rule (while at the same time passing legislation to take it away) public apathy at the local level must be overcome to insure a way of life of our own choos- ing. The citizens of Lynnfield are asked to participate in a positive approach at all levels of govern- ment.
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Harry C. Wendt Chairman
Ralph E. Dwight
Roger F. Perkins
Licenses Issued
HUNTING AND FISHING LICENSES - 1965
291 Fishing Licenses
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