USA > Massachusetts > Middlesex County > Tewksbury > Town of Tewksbury annual report 1963-1967 > Part 38
Note: The text from this book was generated using artificial intelligence so there may be some errors. The full pages can be found on Archive.org (link on the Part 1 page).
Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 | Part 6 | Part 7 | Part 8 | Part 9 | Part 10 | Part 11 | Part 12 | Part 13 | Part 14 | Part 15 | Part 16 | Part 17 | Part 18 | Part 19 | Part 20 | Part 21 | Part 22 | Part 23 | Part 24 | Part 25 | Part 26 | Part 27 | Part 28 | Part 29 | Part 30 | Part 31 | Part 32 | Part 33 | Part 34 | Part 35 | Part 36 | Part 37 | Part 38 | Part 39 | Part 40 | Part 41 | Part 42 | Part 43 | Part 44 | Part 45 | Part 46 | Part 47 | Part 48 | Part 49 | Part 50 | Part 51 | Part 52 | Part 53 | Part 54 | Part 55 | Part 56 | Part 57 | Part 58 | Part 59 | Part 60 | Part 61 | Part 62 | Part 63 | Part 64 | Part 65
JURY LIST 57
LIBRARY TRUSTEES 90
MARRIAGES 59
MUNICIPAL BUILDING COMMITTEE 141
PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE
8
PERSONNEL BOARD 68
PLANNING BOARD 93
172
Index ... continued
POLICE DEPARTMENT
80
Roster
4
POLICE - Auxiliary 104
Roster
5
PUBLIC WELFARE BOARD
72
Summary of Cases
72
RECREATION PROGRAM
69
REGISTRARS OF VOTERS
60
ROAD COMMISSIONERS
62
* * * *
SCHOOLS
SCHOOLS 145
Age of Admission 160
Calendar
147
Employees' Roster 161
Estimated Receipts for 1966 156
Grade-Age Distribution 160
No School Signals 147
Planning Committee 83
Salaries and Wages
151
School-Grade Distribution 159
School Committee 149
Shawsheen Valley Regional Technical/Vocational High School 84
Superintendent of Schools
150
1966 Budget Requests
151
Summary Table Expenditures
153
Teachers' Salary Schedule
154
Comparative Analysis of Annual Appropriations
and Statistical Data 155
Vocational Planning Committee 84
173
Index
. . continued
SELECTMEN'S REPORT 142
TAX COLLECTOR 106
TOWN COUNSEL 144
TOWN CLERK
59
Financial
59
Town Statistics
59
Vital Statistics. 59
TOWN ELECTION, Annual 54
TOWN GOVERNMENT:
Elected Officers
1
Appointed Officers 2
TOWN STATISTICS 59
TREASURER 105
TREASURER-COLLECTOR 106
TREE DEPARTMENT 71
VETERANS' SERVICES 95
WARRANT, Annual Town Meeting - 1965
11
Salary Schedule
12
Wage Schedule
13
WARRANT FOR SPECIAL TOWN MEETING:
August 30, 1965
46
October 25, 1965
47
WATER COMMISSIONERS 75
WIRE INSPECTOR 103
YOUTH BASEBALL 99
174
... NOTES .. .
175
. . . NOTES
176
ANNUAL REPORT 1966 Tewksbury, Massachusetts
NEW MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS - CENTRAL FIRE STATION AND LIBRARY
TOWN OF TEWKSBURY General Government
ELECTED OFFICERS
BOARD OF SELECTMEN
Ch. David J. Beattie-1968 George A. O'Connell-1967
Francis X. Corliss-1969 Kevin C. Sullivan-1968 Joseph J. Whelan-1967
BOARD OF HEALTH
Ch. Joseph J. Whelan-1967 Francis X. Corliss-1969 Kevin C. Sullivan-1968
BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE
Ch. George A. O'Connell-1967 Francis X. Corliss-1969
David J. Beattie-1968 Kevin C. Sullivan-1968 Joseph J, Whelan-1967 ASSESSORS
Ch. Victor N. Cluff-1969 John J. Nolan-1967 Lewis Tremblay-1968 TOWN CLERK John E. Hedstrom-1969
TOWN COLLECTOR AND TREASURER William J. O'Neill-1969
AUDITOR Thomas J. Berube-1967
MODERATOR Alan M. Qua-1967
PARK COMMISSIONERS Ch. Francis P. Sherlock-1969 Leslie Collins-1968 Philip H. Sands-1967
PLANNING BOARD
Ch. George C. Greene-1969 John J. Cooney-1968
Edward H. Bowley, Jr .- 1970 Charles H. Goldstein-1967 Donald W. Nickerson-1971
ROAD COMMISSIONERS
Ch. Nelson P. MacArthur, Jr .- 1969 Frank C. Criscitello-1968 Vincent A. Ryan-1967
SCHOOL COMMITTEE
Ch. James J. Gaffney, Jr. 1968 Leo D. Chibas-1967
Ruth M. Anderson-1967 Loella F. Dewing-1967 Thomas L. Nawn-1969
1
TEWKSBURY HOUSING AUTHORITY
Ch. Robert Flucker-1969
Mary F. Delaney-1968
Alan M. Hunter-1969 Frederick W. Montague-1970 Paul C. Testa-1971
TREE WARDEN Walter R. Doucette-1969
TRUSTEES PUBLIC LIBRARY
Ch. William S. Abbott-1967
George R. Collins-1968
Ruth M. Anderson-1967
Dorothy Fitzgerald-1969
Catherine A. Chandler-1968
Harold J. Patten-1969
TRUST FUND COMMISSIONERS
Ch. Edwin W. Osterman-1967
Fred M. Carter-1968 Roy G. Lanner-1969
WATER COMMISSIONERS Ch. Charles A. Carter-1968 John J. Cooney-1967 Earl J. Sheehan-1969
APPOINTIVE OFFICERS
Animal Inspector Appraisers Attendance Officer Board of Appeals
Board of Registrars
Building Inspector Civil Defense Director Constable
Richard E. Cluff
Board of Selectmen
Walter J. Jop
Shirley C. Merrill, Chr. (1968)
Arthur N. Chaff (1967) Dominick DeAngelo (1969)
Associates: Richard Beaudette
Richard Billings
George Greene
Eugene Smith
Rodney Whitney
William H. Bennett (1967) Chairman
Joseph A. Killeen (1969)
Rose J. McCoy (1968)
John E. Hedstrom, Clerk
William B. Bullen
Warren Ray
Philip D. Bradanick
Walter J. Jop
John F. Sullivan Alfred F. Handley (1969)
Armand J. Soucy (1967)
Donald L. Stout (1969) Leo L. Trudel
2
Council for the Aging
Director of Public Assistance Dog Officer Fence Viewers
Finance Committee
John E. Smith, Chairman Henry Haas
Rev. Fr. Sheldon Kelley John J. Kelley Stanley W. McCausland*
George A. O'Connell
Kevin C. Sullivan
Robert Flucker
Rev. J. Thurston Powell
John J. Kelley, A. C. S. W.
Leslie Collins
Edward H. Bowley, Jr. David Hinckley Paul Wastchak
At Large: William J. Hurton (1969) David D. Merrill (1968) Daniel J. Donovan (1967)
Precinct One: James E. Looney (1968) Harold W. Jenkins, Jr. (1969)
Precinct Two: Walter C. Browne, Chairman (1968) Leonard H. Bagley (1957)
Precinct Three: William J. Houlihan (1967) James V. Sacramone (1968)
Fire Department
Chief, William A. Chandler
Deputy Chief, James J. Morris (1962) Firefighter, Merrill F. Marshall (1962)
Firefighter, Albert W. Cronin (1959) Firefighter, John C. Cuneo (1960) Firefighter, Robert C. Briggs (1960) Firefighter, Leroy C. Thing (1955) Captain, Frederick R. Millett (1951) Firefighter, Jack Flynn (1964)
Firefighter, Richard A. Starling (1960) Firefighter, Kenneth W. Holden (1960) Firefighter, Alan Mahoney (1947) Captain, Harold J. Hansen (1955) Firefighter, James T. Grourke (1955) Firefighter, Richard A. Barrelle (1960) Firefighter, Hilary O. McMahon (1959) Firefighter, William A. Magro (1960) Firefighter, Richard P. Morris (1959) Firefighter, Russell W. Gourley (1966) Firefighter Roger F. Lafreniere (1966) Firefighter, Richard T. Sheehan (1966)
3
Fire Department . .. cont.
Health Agent Highway Superintendent Industrial Commission
Librarian Milk Inspector and Sanitarian Personnel Board
Plumbing and Sanitary Inspector Police Department
Call Firefighters
Harold Arsenault
Robert Wilson
Forrest Hewitt
Wendell Jenkins
Leroy Patterson
Lionel Dupont
Richard Sheehan
Alan Hancock
Frank Cuneo
John McAllister
Kenneth Mallinson Russell Gourley
Joseph Quinn
Walter Deputat
Michael Sitar
John Coviello
Robert Gallo
Charles Neal
Harry Patterson
Everett Fraser
Philip Quinn
Jose Ruisanchez, M. D.
Richard J. O'Neill
Walter J. Pupkis, Chairman (1969)
John J. Belton (1968)
Salvatore Ciaccio (1969)
John K. Eaton (1968)
Rogert Lafreniere (1968)
Marion Carlson
Albert J. Reardon
William Albert, Chairman (1968)
Dorothy M. Aldrich (1967) J. Robert Mackinnon Eugene McAuliffe (1968)
Eugene Geary, Emp. Rep. (1967)
John F. McCormack
Chief, John F. Sullivan (1948)
Sergeant, Eugene Manley (1948)
Sergeant, Walter J. Jop (1951)
Sergeant, Phillip D. Bradanick (1959)
Sergeant, Paul G. Johnson (1962) Sergeant, Richard J. Mackey, Jr. (1957)
Patrolman, Frank J. Sullivan, Jr. (1954) Patrolman, Cyril A. Gordon (1954) Patrolman, Robert A. Haines (1956) Patrolman, Samuel G. Stephens (1957)
Patrolman, Richard J. Hanson (1958) Patrolman, Eugene F. Saunders (1959) Patrolman, Donald E. Sheehan (1959) Patrolman, Martin J. Cormier (1959) Patrolman, Gardner G. Hague (1962) Patrolman, James E. Jones (1962) Patrolman, Francis P. Blaquiere (1965)
Patrolman, Robert E. Cook (1965) Patrolman, Paul K. Gearty (1966)
4
Police Department ... cont.
Patrolman, G. Kenneth Hague (1966) Patrolman, John C. Pitman (1966) Clerk-Steno., Ethel M. Phillips (1964) Reserves: Harold J. Gath (1955)
Walter J. Stanwick (1956)
Frank S. Matley (1957)
Norman R. McGrath (1958)
William A. Doherty (1953)
Herbert L. Patterson (1958)
Morton S. Levine (1959)
Edward J. Collins (1959)
Roger L. Lafreniere (1965)
Philip J. Bernard, Jr. (1966)
Robert V. Blaton (1966) George C. Dyer (1966) John N. Giles (1966) James E. Reid (1966)
Allan S. Stephens (1966)
Ralph B. Wilsie, Jr. (1966)
Donald F. Rubino (1966)
Traffic Officer (School): John P. Shimkus (1949)
School Traffic Supervisors:
Frederick Brown (1964)
Francis P. Johnson (1964)
Joseph J. Mraz (1964)
John J. Madden (1965)
Thomas J. Young (1966) *Frank C. Criscitello (1964) *Resigned
Auxiliary Police:
Captain, Albert LaBonte
Captain, Bronslaw Kohanski
Lieutenant, Roy L. Pennock
Lieutenant, Joseph DePadova
Sergeant, Walter R. Ackles
Sergeant, Roy J. Schneider
Clifford E. Arsenault Peter Narus
Clarence Dean Warren P. Ray
Norman Rice Frank Criscitello
Guy Gray Clifford Greeno
Clarence Richter
Carmen Samson
Recreation Commission
Robert C. Briggs, Chairman
Robert V. Blaton
Frederick Carpenito
Frank J. Heidenrich
Gerald C. Rideout
Thomas Maguire, Director
5
Regional School Committee
Sealer of Weights and Measures Slaughtering Inspector Superintendent of Schools
Town Counsel
Town Historian Veterans' Agent
Veterans' Burial - Indigent
Veterans' Grave Officer Water Superintendent Weigher
Wire Inspector
William Bullen (1968) Ruth M. Anderson (1967)
Frank J. Sullivan, Jr.
John J. Cooney
John M. Wynn
Warren W. Allgrove, Attorney Harold J. Patten
Ward R. Davis
Tewksbury Funeral Home H. L. Farmer & Son
Leslie Collins
Charles F. Kent
Robert W. Barron E. H. Bowley, Jr.
Everett Fraser, Deputy J. Patrick Canavan
APPOINTIVE COMMITTEES
Building and Zoning By .Law
Frederick C. Achin, Chairman John J. Belton
Frederick W. Montague
Louis O. Pearson Albert Shaw
Community Action Advisory
Edward F. Pelletier
Frank J. McArdle
Rev. J. Thurston Powell
Rev. Eugene Watson
Rev. Lewis Lint
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Joselyn
John J. Cooney
Nelson P. MacArthur Ruth McCarthy
Dr. Barry Puchkoff
Nancy Billings
James Sacramone
John Wynn William Reid
Patricia Carroll
Rita O'Brien
Francis T. King, Associate
6
Conflict of Interest
Conservation
Frederick C. Achin
1966-Art.96 John F. Cunningham John E. O'Garra Barbara L. Jackson
Raymond J. Paczkowski
Chester C. Sullivan
Walter R. Doucette, Chairman (1968)
Nancy V. Billings (1968) Leslie Collins (1967) Benjamin V. Dzwilewski (1969)
Bernard H. Marion (1967)
William B. Carter 1966-Art. 23
Joseph A. Killeen
Nelson P. MacArthur, Jr.
Thomas Mullane
John F. Quinn
*John Burns
Gilbert E. French, Chr. 1966-Art. 82
Ruth M. Anderson
David D. Merrill
Thomas L. Nawn
Kevin C. Sullivan
George C. Greene
Wilfred P. Breen, Alternate
Ruth M. Anderson, Chr. 1957-May Joseph A. Aubut
*Beverly A. Bennett David D. Merrill School Committee
William S. Abbott, Chr. (1969)
1966-Art. 92
William A. Chandler (1968)
William Bullen
William A. Noftle
James D. Felice
*Arthur C. Currier
Sign By-Law
Gerald J. McDermott, Chr. 1966-Art. 90
Thomas E. Conlon
Charles H. Goldstein
Edmund E. Hoell
Donald W. Nickerson
7
Consolidation of Town Depts.
Elementary School Building
Greater Lowell Area Planning
Long Range School Planning
Municipal Building
Swimming Pool
Thomas E. Conlon, Chairman
Frederick Carpenito Leslie Collins
Francis X. Corliss Edmund E. Hoell David M. Hunt Francis P. Sherlock G. Donald Tanner Donald Wood *Resigned
SPECIAL GOVERNMENT DISTRICTS
MASSACHUSETTS CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATIONS
Senators in Congress
HONORABLE EDWARD M. KENNEDY (D) Senate Office Building, Washington, D. C.
HONORABLE EDWARD W. BROOKE (R) Senate Office Building, Washington, D. C.
STATE GOVERNMENT
Seventh Senatorial District
RONALD C. MacKENZIE (R) Senate Offices: State House, Boston. Home: 5 Beaver Brook Road, Burlington.
Nineteenth Middlesex District of General Court
STANLEY J. BOCKO (D) Offices: State House, Boston. Home: 32 Mount Pleasant Street, Billerica.
8
TOWN OF TEWKSBURY CITIZENS ACTIVITY RECORD Good Government Starts With You
If you are interested in serving on a town committee, please fill out this form and mail to Secretary, Board of Selectmen, Tewksbury, Mass. The filling out of this form in no way assures appointment. All committee vacancies will be filled by citizens deemed most qualified to serve in a particular capacity.
Name
Home Telephone
Address
Amt. of Time Available
Interest in what Town Committees
Present Business Affiliation and Work
Business Experience
Education or Special Training
Term Expired Date Appointed
Town Offices Held
Remarks
9
THUMBNAIL SKETCH OF PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE FOR TEWKSBURY TOWN MEETING
TYPE
MOTIONS
Can be
Debated
Can be Amended
Reconsidered Can be
VOTE
REQUIRED
Listed In Order of Preference
Privileged
Adjourn sine die
Adjourn to a fixed time or recess
X X
Fix the time for adjournment
X X
X
Majority Majority Majority None
Subsidiary
Lay on the table Previous question
X Majority Majority 2/3
Limit or extend debate
X
Postpone to a fixed time
X Majority
Amend
XXX
X
X Majority
Postpone indefinitely
X Majority
Incidental
Point of order Appeal
X
X Majority Majority 2/3
Main
X
£ X
X See notes on following pg. 2/3 Majority Majority
Reconsider
Rescind Take from the table
*
*Precedence of motion being reconsidered or rescinded and debatable to same extent.
Compliments of LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF TEWKSBURY
10
X
None
Withdraw or modify a motion
Suspension of rules
Question of privilege
NOTES
TO PUT A MOTION TO THE ASSEMBLY OR TO ASK A QUESTION: Stand, wait to be recognized, and address the Chair, "Mr. Moderator."
DEBATE: Before a motion is debated, it is necessary that the motion be made, seconded (with certain exceptions) and stated by the Moderator. Then inquiries may be put to individuals or boards through the Moderator.
QUORUM: The quorum (5% of registered voters as of the prior annual town meeting) is established at the beginning of each session and remains effective throughout. Although absence of the quorum may eventually become evident, the business continues legally and in proper order until such moment as the quorum is questioned and found lacking. The meeting then must adjourn or recess to obtain a quorum.
RECONSIDERATION: No vote shall be reconsidered except upon notice of motion for that purpose given within one hour after such vote has been passed.
SECRET BALLOT: No appropriations or transfers of money in excess of $10,000 shall be valid, when the Finance Committee has recom- mended a lesser amount than the Department head has submitted to said Committee, unless the vote for said appropriation or transfer be taken by secret ballot.
Any article calling for the acceptance of any section of the General Laws (Mass.), or any special act shall be voted on by secret ballot.
UNPAID BILLS: Bills that are outstanding after closing date for payment require a 4/5 vote for approval for payment.
ZONING CHANGES: require 2/3 vote for approval.
ARTICLES RECEIVING UNFAVORABLE ACTION AT A PREVIOUS TOWN MEETING: Any warrant article or motion thereunder re- ceiving unfavorable action at any Town Meeting shall require a 3/4 vote for adoption at a Special Town Meeting. This restriction shall apply when an article or motion presented at a Special Town Meeting contains the same subject matter or would produce the same effect as one acted on at a previous meeting. A request for a different sum of money shall not be construed as changing the subject matter of such an article or motion.
11
INDEX TO ARTICLES - 1966 ANNUAL TOWN MEETING
Airport, Sale of Land 101
Assessors, Real Estate
Valuation Book 80
Borrowing, Temporary
6
Budget, Annual 4
Chapter 40, Section 22D,
Acceptance of
14
Civil Defense 85
Conflict of Interest
Committee 96
Demolition of Structures
19
Drainage - Streets
35-40
Election Article
1
Fire Station, Construction 46
Hgwy. Mach. Fund Continuation 32
Hgwy. Mach. Fund, Transfer 33
Industrial Commission
45
Library, Aid 42
Equipment Fund 44
Fines Book Fund 98
Salary Account 43
Long Range School Plan. Comm. 84
Municipal Bldg. Committee
47
Terms of Office
92
Pedestrian Control Regulations,
Acceptance of 17
Chapter 90, Section 18A, Acceptance of
16
Pensions 21
Personnel By-Law Changes 3
Personnel By-Law Changes
3A
Personnel By-Law Changes 3B
Personnel By-Law Changes 3C
Personnel By-Law Changes
3D
Personnel By-Law Changes
3E
Reserve Fund
11
Regional Planning Board 26
Regional School District 22
Safety Signs and Markers 13
Salaries - Elected Officials
2
Sanitary Land Fill Operation
15
School Elementary Bldg. Comm. 82 School Planning Committee:
Site
81
Funds
83
Sewerage Plant
24
Sewerage System
25
Sign By-Law Committee
90
Stabilization Fund
12
Streets:
Acceptances
34
Chapter 90 Chandler Street 29
Chapter 81 Maintenance
31
Chapter 90 Maintenance
30
Sidewalks
93
Stone Bounds
41
Suits & Countracts, Authority 5
Tax Takings 7
Tax Title Foreclosure 9
Tax Title Sale
8
Tax Reduction Transfer
10
Town Departments, Consolidation 23
Town Manager
89
Unexpended Balances
20
Unpaid Bills
18
Veterans' Memorial
88
Veterans' Quarters
96 & 97
Water:
Garage Addition
49
Individual Meters
91
Installation Account
48
Installation Expenditures
50 - 76 & 79
Installation Requirements
94, 95 & 97
Public Water Mains
77 & 78
Zoning By-Law:
Amendments 27
Apartment Buildings 99 & 102
Nursing Home
100
Signs
28
12
WARRANT FOR ANNUAL TOWN MEETING
Middlesex, ss.
To any of the Constables of the Town of Tewksbury, in said County:
Greeting:
In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, you are hereby directed to notify and warn the inhabitants of the Town of Tewksbury, qualified to vote in town affairs, to meet and assemble at Tewksbury Memorial High School in said Tewksbury on Saturday, March 5th, 1966 at 10 o'clock A. M. to act on the following articles, except Article 1, and you are also hereby further required and directed to notify and warn the said inhabitants of the Town of Tewksbury, who are qualified to vote on elections and town affairs therein, to assemble subsequently and meet in town meeting at the polling places in said Town of Tewksbury, on Saturday March 12th, 1966 at 10:00 A. M. then and there to act on the following Article 1.
The polls for the election of Town Officers to be opened at 10:00 o'clock A. M. and to be closed at 8:00 P. M.
Tewksbury Memorial High School
Quorum 334
March 5, 1966
The 1966 Annual Town Meeting was called to order this day by Moderator Alan M. Qua at 10:00 A. M. The assembled won seven recesses until finally at 2:30 P. M. the quorum was exceeded by 15. The annual meeting then convened with the Invocation given by the Rev. J. Thurston Powell. A minute of silence was observed for the four Town Officials deceased during the past year. Throughout the business of the meeting all first motions were originated by the Chairman of the Finance Committee unless otherwise specified in the minutes.
ARTICLE 1. To choose all necessary Town Officers, to choose by ballot, one Selectman for three years, one member Board of Health for three years, one member Board of Public Welfare for three years, one Assessor for three years, one Assessor for two years, one Town Clerk for three years, one Treasurer and Tax Collector for three years, one Moderator for one year, one Park Commissioner for three years, one member Planning Board for five years, one member Planning Board for one year, one Road Commissioner for three years, one Road Commissioner for two years, one member School Committee for three years, one member Tewksbury Housing Authority for five years, one Tree Warden for three years, two Trustees of Public Library for three years, one Trustee Trust Funds for three years, one Trustee Trust Funds for two years, one Water Commissioner for three years. All on the same ballot.
VOTED: Unanimously to adopt.
13
ARTICLE 2. To fix the salaries of the various elective officers of the Town and determine whether such salaries shall be retroactive to January 1st. (Refer to Salary Schedule for Elected Officials.)
VOTED: Unanimously to accept Finance recommendations on Salaries of Elected Officials per schedule:
Item No.
Office
1. Assessors (3)
$2,200.00 ea.
2. Auditor
4,420.00
3. Board of Health (2)
250.00 ea.
4. Chairman Board of Health 300.00
5. Board of Welfare (5) 300.00 ea.
6. Board of Selectmen (4)
350.00 ea.
7. Chairman Board of Selectmen
400.00
8. Moderator
100.00
9.
Road Commissioners (2)
200.00 ea.
10.
Chairman Road Commissioners
300.00
11.
Town Clerk
5,000.00
12.
Tree Warden
6,591.00
13.
Treasurer - Collector
7,480.00
14. Water Commissioners
100.00 ea.
15. Chairman Water Commissioners
200.00
ARTICLE 3. To see if the Town will accept the following addition to the Wage Schedule Section 3 - Paragraph (h) of the Personnel By-Law.
VOTED: On voice majority adopted as amended by Mr. Albert of Personnel per Schedule below. Motions for (1) For further study and (2) Adopt only Wage Schedule B by Mr. Abbott were declared lost.
WAGE SCHEDULE B
Library
Min. $3500
II $3700
Max.
Librarian
$3900 per year
Librarian (Special)
1200 per year
Library Assistant
1.65
1.77
1.87 per hour
(Full-time)
Library Assistant
1.65
- per hour
(Part-time)
Student Helper
1.25
- per hour
WAGE SCHEDULE C Inspection Occupational Group
Max.
Sealer of Weights
$ 500.00
Dog Officer
800.00
Wire Inspector
*
Animal Inspector
300.00
Milk Inspector and Sanitarian
1500.00
Plumbing Inspector
1600.00
Gas Inspector
1300.00
Sanitary Inspector
600.00
Slaughtering Inspector
1000.00
*Paid on an Established Fee Basis.
14
WAGE SCHEDULE D Fiscal and Administration
Veterans' Agent
Executive Secretary
Max. $ 3900.00 8500.00
Director
Coordinator
1100.00
Supervisor
1100.00
Assistant
400.00
"
Instructor
480.00
Coaches
400.00
"
WAGE SCHEDULE F Health
Max.
Nurses
Physician
Dental Technician
WAGE SCHEDULE G Custodial Occupational Group
Police Janitor $1500.00 per year (Part-time) - Reserve Officer (Part-time)
ARTICLE 3A. To see if the Town will vote to add the following to Section 3 - Paragraph (h) of the Personnel By-Law:
(1) Grade 11A - Motor Equipment Repairman Foreman -- Salary
Min. II
III
IV
Max.
$116.00 $121.20
$130.10 $136.77
$141.22
-Personnel Board
VOTED: To adopt as amended that the word 'Working' be inserted in the title before Motor on motion by Mr. Albert.
ARTICLE 3B. To see if the Town will accept the following addition to the Personnel By-Laws, Section 2, The Personnel Policy, Paragraph (m):
(m) All open positions for employment in the Town of Tewksbury shall not be filled until they have been posted for seven full days on the public bulletin board at Town Hall.
-Personnel Board
VOTED: To incorporate into the Personnel By-Laws this article as amended by including the qualification "part-time and full-time" after the word 'positions' through motion by Personnel. Move for indefinite post- ponement by Mr. Carter was not carried.
ARTICLE 3C. To see if the Town will amend the Personnel By-Law Wage Schedule Section 3 - Paragraph (h):
(a) To raise the Sr. Account Clerk from Grade 3 to Grade 4.
(b) To raise the Account Clerk from Grade 2 to Grade 3.
-Personnel Board
VOTED: Adopted on voice vote as written.
15
WAGE SCHEDULE E Recreation Max. $2600.00 (Part-time) "
ARTICLE 3D. To see if the Town will vote to amend the Personnel By- Law Section 4 - Fringe Benefits - Sick Leave - Non-Occupational:
Delete the word "immediate" in the last sentence.
Add new paragraph:
Death Benefit: Payment shall be made to employees for three work days for the death of a member of the immediate family, defined as: Father, Mother, Husband, Wife, Son, Daughter, Sister, Brother. -Personnel Board
VOTED: By voice majority to amend the Personnel By-Law as indicated by this Article. Lost was the motion for indefinite postponement.
ARTICLE 3E. To see if the Town will vote to amend the Personnel By- Law under Section 4 - Fringe Benefits - Overtime - Sub Section (c):
That the rate of pay for firefighters after their normal work week shall be computed on a 40-hour straight time base taken from their base pay.
-Personnel Board
VOTED: To amend the Personnel By-Law for the purposes of this Article on voice vote, no dissents.
ARTICLE 4. To see what sums of money the town will vote to raise and appropriate, or transfer from available funds, or otherwise, for its necessary and expedient purposes hereinafter designated, and determine that the same be expended only for such purposes under the direction of the respective officers, boards and committees as follows: (Refer to budget).
-Board of Selectmen
VOTED: Unanimously to adopt all items in Article 4 not marked for debate and that they be and are hereby appropriated as recommended by the Finance Committee. (3-5-66 at 3:24 P. M.)
Item. No.
Department
Salaries & Wages
Expenses
Capital Outlay
1-2-3-4
Selectmen
$
14,498.00
$
7,850.00
$ 1,000.00
Travel (o.s.) 200.00
4-5-6
Auditor
9,342.00
380.00
11-12-13
Collector-Treasurer
22,234.14
4,519.35
14-15-16
Assessors
12,731.46
1,850.00
17-18-19
Town Clerk
6,870.38
1,485.55
20
Election Officers
2,500.00
21
Moderator
100.00
22-23
Registrars
4,488.72
175.00
24-25
Finance Committee
250.00
250.00
26-27-28
Personnel Board
550.00
310.00
45.00
29-30
Board of Appeals
500.00
550.00
31-to-34
Planning Board
600.00
3,140.00
Travel (o. s.) 100.00
35-36-37
Town Hall
5,329.36
5,835.00
150.00
38-to-41
Police
162,804.47
13,000.00
5,450.00
Travel (o. s.) 100.00
16
42-43-44
Fire Department
158,997.25
9,550.00
2,150.00
45-46-47
Tree Department
18,387.48
3,550.00
875.00
48-49
Sealer of Weights
500.00
150.00
50-51-52
Civil Defense
350.00
438.00
53
Dog Officer
800.00
54-55
Wire Inspector
2,185.00
900.53
56-57
Building Inspector
6,823.44
1,450.00
58-59-60
Board of Health
12,200.00
78,900.00
375.00
61-to-64
Highway Department
73,065.00
13,845.00
24,165.00
65-to-68
Public Welfare
10,626.00
2,440.00
Aid - 132,400.00
69-to-72
Veterans' Benefits
5,150.00
1,115.00
Aid - 53,500.00
73-74-75
Schools
1,604,802.00
450,213.00
18,400.00
76
Schools - Travel o.s.
1,238.00
77
Schools - Vocational
17,200.00
78-79
Adult Education
5,773.00
600.00
80-81
Stadium
1,200.00
1,300.00
82-83
Library
6,000.00
4,205.00
84-85
Park Department
350.00
Need help finding more records? Try our genealogical records directory which has more than 1 million sources to help you more easily locate the available records.