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PLANNING BOARD
Ch. George C. Greene-1969 John J. Cooney-1968
Edward H. Bowley, Jr .- 1970 Charles H. Goldstein-1972 Donald W. Nickerson-1971
ROAD COMMISSIONERS
Nelson P. MacArthur, Jr .- 1969 Frank C. Criscitello-1968 Vincent A. Ryan-1970
SCHOOL COMMITTEE
Ch. James J. Gaffney, Jr .- 1968 Loella F. Dewing-1970
Ruth M. Anderson-1968 Sidney G. Jenkins-1970 Thomas L. Nawn-1969
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SCHOOL COMMITTEE-REGIONAL VOC-TECH. Ruth M. Anderson-1970
TEWKSBURY HOUSING AUTHORITY
Ch. Robert Flucker-1969 Alan M. Hunter-1969
Mary F. Delaney-1968
Frederick W. Montague-1970
Paul C. Testa-1971
TREE WARDEN Walter R. Doucette-1969
TRUSTEES PUBLIC LIBRARY
Ch. William S. Abbott-1970
Dorothy Fitzgerald-1969
Catherine A. Chandler-1968
Harold J. Patten-1969
George R. Collins-1968 Edward J. Sheehan, Jr .- 1970
TRUST FUND COMMISSIONERS
Ch. Edwin W. Osterman-1970 Fred M. Carter-1968 Roy G. Lanner-1969
WATER COMMISSIONERS Ch. Charles A. Carter-1968 John J. Cooney-1970 Earl J. Sheehan-1969
TOWN OFFICIALS - APPOINTIVE
Executive Secretary
Frank J. McArdle
Richard E. Cluff
Board of Selectmen
Walter J. Jop
Shirley C. Merrill, Chr. (1968) Rodney Whitney *Arthur N. Chaff (1967) *Dominick DeAngelo (1969) Associates: George Greene
David Hunt
Karl J. Powers
Eugene Smith
Eugene Walsh
Board of Registrars
William H. Bennett (1970) Chairman Joseph A. Killeen (1969)
Rose J. McCoy (1968)
John E. Hedstrom, Clerk
Building Inspector
Civil Defense Director
*William B. Bullen George T. Nawn Warren Ray
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Animal Inspector
Appraisers
Attendance Officer
Board of Appeals
Constable
Council for the Aging
Director of Public Assistance Dog Officer Fence Viewers
Finance Committee
Fire Department
Philip D. Bradanick Walter J. Jop John F. Sullivan Alfred F. Handley (1969)
Armand J. Soucy (1968) John Bolduc (1968) James Battock (1968)
Leo L. Trudel (1969)
Robert MacDonald, Chairman
Robert Cook
Robert Flucker
Henry Haas
Rev. Fr. Sheldon Kelley
Edwedge McCausland
Rev. J. Thurston Powell
William Reid
Kevin C. Sullivan
Joseph J. Whelan
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 (1970)
Precinct One: James E. Looney (1968) Harold W. Jenkins, Jr. (1969)
Precinct Two: Walter C. Browne, Chairman (1968) Norman O. Boudreau (1970)
Precinct Three: William J. Houlihan (1970) James V. Sacramone (1968)
Chief, William A. Chandler Deputy Chief, James J. Morriss (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)
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Fire Department ... cont.
Health Agent Highway Superintendent Industrial Commission
Librarian Milk Inspector and Sanitarian Personnel Board
Plumbing and Sanitary Inspector Police Department
Firefighter, Alan Mahoney (1947) Captain, 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) Firefighter, Kenneth Mallinson (1967)
Call Firefighters:
Harold Arsenault Philip Quinn
Forrest Hewitt Robert Wilson
Leroy Patterson Wendell Jenkins
Frank Cuneo Alan Hancock
John McAllister Walter Deputat
Joseph Quinn John Coviello
Michael Sitar Charles Neal
Harry Patterson
Everett Fraser
Jose Ruisanchez, M. D.
Richard J. O'Neill
Walter J. Pupkis, Chairman (1969)
John J. Belton (1972)
Salvatore Ciaccio (1970)
John K. Eaton (1971)
Roger Lawreniere (1968)
Marion Carlson
Albert J. Reardon
Dorothy M. Aldrich (1968) Chairman
William Albert (1968)
Eugene McAuliffe (1968)
Eugene Geary, Emp. Rep. (1968)
Bernard Shea (1968)
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)
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Police Department ... cont.
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) Patrolman G. Kenneth Hague (1966)
*Patrolman John C. Pitman (1966) Patrolman, George C. Dyer (1967) *Resigned
Clerk-Steno. Ethel M. Phillips (1964)
Reserves:
Harold J. Gath (1955)
Walter J. Stanwick (1956)
Herbert L. Patterson (1958)
Edward J. Collins (1959)
Philip J. Bernard, Jr. (1966)
John N. Giles (1966) James E. Reid (1966)
Allan S. Stephens (1966)
Ralph B. Wilsie, Jr. (1966)
Donald F. Rubino (1966)
Clifford D. Bolton (1967)
Norman E. Gay (1967)
Walter D. Jamieson (1967)
Alvan A. Landers (1967)
Warren R. Layne (1967)
Larry H. Nawn (1967)
Leith N. Westaway (1967)
Traffic Officer (School):
John P. Shimkus (1949)
School Crossing Guards:
Frederick Brown (1964)
Thomas J. Young (1966)
Catherine F. Connor (1967)
Albert Labonte (1967)
Norine M. Lacey (1967)
Virginia L. Nash (1967)
Anna A. Schneider (1967)
Norma Bergin (1967)
Theresa Blaton (1967)
Mildred Campbell (1967)
Bernadette M. Donahue (1967)
Barbara Dong (1967)
Gloria T. Galinis (1967)
Muriel L. Poirier (1967)
Marjorie L. Sholl (1967) June Tontodonato (1967)
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Police Department ... cont.
Recreation Commission
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
Auxiliary Police:
Captain, Albert LaBonte
Captain, Bronslaw Kohanski
Lietutenant, Roy L. Pennock
Lieutenant, Joseph DePadova
Sergeant, Walter R. Ackles
Sergeant, Roy J. Schneider
Clarence Dean Joseph Picciottox
Guy Gray
Vincento Schettino
Clarence Richter Peter Narus
Ralph Hayes Warren P. Ray
Robert F. LaBonte Frank Criscitello
Richard Mazzoni Clifford Greeno
Kenneth L. Penney Carmen Samson
Richard Barrelle, Chairman
Robert V. Blaton
Frederick Carpenito
Frank Flanagan, Director
Frank J. Heidenrich
Silvio C. Maglio
*William Bullen (1968) James A. Johnson (1968)
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 *J. Patrick Canavan Robert Miller, Deputy *Resigned
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COMMITTEES - APPOINTED
Building and Zoning By-Law
Frederick C. Achin, Chairman John J. Belton Frederick W. Montague Albert Shaw
Francis T. King, Chairman
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
Nancy Billings
James Sacramone
John Wynn
William Reid
Patricia Carroll
Rita O'Brien
Lawrence Carmelingo
Joan Dunlevy
Joan Andella
Rev. Fr. Barry
Conflict of Interest
John F. Cunningham
1966-Art. 96
Victor N. Cluff
Barbara L. Jackson
Raymond J. Paczkowski
Chester C. Sullivan
Conservation
Nancy V. Billings, Chairman John Burris
Leslie Collins
Walter R. Doucette
Benjamin V. Dzwilewski
Leonard Hingston
Janet Vitt
Consolidation of Town Depts.
William B. Carter
1966-Art. 23
Joseph A. Kileen
Nelson P. MacArthur, Jr.
Thomas Mullane
John F. Quinn
Albert E. Bevilacqua, Chairman
Dog Study
Joseph Collopy Roland Desharnais
Eleanor Ingaharro Carmine Pucillo
Community Action Advisory
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Elementary School Building
Greater Lowell Area Planning
Long Range School Planning
Municipal Building
Patriotic Activities
Sign By-Law
Swimming Site
.
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
Patricia A. Koravas
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
*Joseph Pohmurski *Resigned
Robert Cook, Chr.
1967-Art. 79
Eugene Roux
Eleanor Ingaharro
Vincent Schettino
Matthew McGillick
John Shimkus
Mabel Wagstaff
Gerald J. McDermott, Ch. 1966-Art. 92
Thomas E. Conlon
Charles H. Goldstein
Edmund E. Hoell
Donald W. Nickerson
*Thomas E. Conlon Frederick Carpenito Leslie Collins Francis X. Corliss
Edmund E. Hoell David M. Hunt Francis P. Sherlock G. Donald Tanner Donald Wood *Resigned
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Youth Activities Council
Conservation
Nancy Billings
4-H Club
William Granfield
Interfaith Comm. David Hunt
Parks Phillip Sands
Planning Board George C. Greene
Police Department Kenneth Hague
Recreation
Frederick Carpenito, Chr.
School Comm.
James J. Gaffney, Jr.
Selectmen Joseph J. Whelan
Swimming Sites Thomas Conlon
T. A. Club
Ernest Lightfoot
Youth Baseball
President
Alternates:
Benjamin Dzwilewski
Donald Wood
Francis Sherlock
Francis X. Corliss
Arthur Russell
Philip Bradanick
SPECIAL GOVERNMENT DISTRICTS
MASSACHUSETTS CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS 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 the General Court
STANLEY J. BOCKO (D) Offices: State House, Boston. Home: 32 Mount Pleasant Street, Billerica.
COUNTY GOVERNMENT
Commissioners
JOHN F. DEVER, FREDERICK T. CONNORS, JOHN L. DANEHY
Treasurer:
THOMAS B. BRENNAN
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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
Date Appointed
Town Offices Held
Term Expired
Remarks
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THUMBNAIL SKETCH OF PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE FOR TEWKSBURY TOWN MEETING
TYPE
MOTIONS
Can be
Debated
Can be
Amended
Can be
Reconsidered
VOTE
REQUIRED
Privileged
Adjourn sine die
Majority Majority
Fix the time for adjournment
X X
X Majority None
Subsidiary
Lay on the table
X Majority Majority
Previous question
Limit or extend debate
X
2/3
Postpone to a fixed time
X
X
X Majority
Amend
X
X Majority
Postpone indefinitely
X Majority
Point of order
None
Appeal
X
X
Majority Majority 2/3
Withdraw or modify a motion
Suspension of rules
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
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Listed In Order of Preference
Incidental
Adjourn to a fixed time or recess
X X
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.
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INDEX TO ARTICLES - 1967 ANNUAL TOWN MEETING
Acceptance of:
Chap. 91, Sections 69C to 69F .. 25
Chap. 763, Acts of 1965
26 & 77
Chap. 45, Section 15
57
Chap. 40A, Section 20
66
Chap. 91, Sections 11 & 29 33
Borrowing, Temporary
12
Budget, Annual 9
Civil Defense 73
Conflict of Interest
92
Conveyance of Land
Acceptance of
56
DAV Quarters
99
Demolition of Structures
32 & 69
Dogs:
Police
23
Study Committee
for restraining law 37
Drainage - Streets
80-83
Election Article
1
Election and Town Meeting Committee 91
Elem. School Bldg. Committee
75
Eminent Domain
36
Hwy. Mach. Fund Continuation
45
Housing Project for Elderly .. 71 & 72
Industrial Commission
74
Insurance Committee
27
Insurance, Handling of Town
102
Library:
Aid
16 & 17
Choice of name 103
Completing and equipping
68
Local 1647, IAFF, recognition of 78 Municipal Bldg. Comm., funds 67
Patriotic Activities Comm.
79
Personnel By-Law Changes
4-8
Planning Board,
Rules and Regulations 54
Rescind Action -
Meeting of 5-15-56
88
Reserve Fund
11
Regional Planning Board
50
Safety Signs and Markers
48
Salaries - Elected Officials
3
Sale of Town owned land
104-106
Settlement - legal claim
31
Sewerage Treatment Plant 28
Soil Study Survey 24
Stabilization Fund 18
Streets: Acceptances 47
Chap. 81 Maintenance 44
Chap. 90 Chandler Street 42
Chap. 90 Maintenance 43
Discontinuance of
40
Improvement of Village St.
29
41
Shawsheen St., resurfacing of
Sidewalks
46 & 90
Suits and Contracts, Authority .. 13
Swimming Site Committee: Appointment of
34
Funds
35
Tax Takings
21
Tax Title Foreclosures
20 & 14
Tax Title Sale
15
Tax Reduction Transfer 10
Town By-Law Changes
22, 30, 101
Town Officers - reports of 2
Traffic Signs
19
Unpaid Bills
38
Veterans' Quarters
98
Water Department:
Cart Path Road Service 96
Garage Addition
70
Gravel Packed Well
61
Installation Account
59
Installation Account:
Expenditures
76, 84-87, 111
Requirements
89
Overflow Drains - Cayuga Rd.
60
Public Water Mains
64, 65, 93, 95, 97
Snow Removal
63
Water Pipe - Jerome Road
94
Water Service Pipes:
Chandler Street
62
Water Well
Improvement Account
58
Zoning By-Law Changes: Amendments - 39, 49, 51, 52, 53, 100, 107
Apartment Houses
108-110
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WARRANT FOR ANNUAL TOWN MEETING
Middlesex, ss.
To any of the Constables of the Town of Tewksbury, in said County:
Greetings:
In the name of the Comonwealth 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 4, 1967 at 1:30 o'clock P. 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 11, 1967 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
March 4, 1967
Quorum 337
The 1967 Annual Town Meeting Warrant was ordered this day at 1:30 P. M. and precisely Moderator Alan M. Qua called the meeting. At 2:00 P. M. with 383 seated the meeting convened with invocation offered by Father Barry of St. William's. In memory to deceased officers of the community a moment of silence was then observed.
Throughout the course of business all first motions were made by the Finance Committee, Mr. Walter Browne, Chairman, unless otherwise speci- fied in the minutes.
ARTICLE 1. To choose all necessary Town Officers, to choose by ballot, two Selectmen for three years, one member Board of Health for three years, two members Board of Public Welfare for three years, one Assessor for three years, one Auditor for three years, one Moderator for one year, one Park Commissioner for three years, one member Planning Board for five years, one Road Commissioner for three years, two members School Committee for three years, one member Regional Technical School Committee for three years, two Trustees of Public Library for three years, one Trust Fund Com- missioner for three years, one Water Commissioner for three years. All on the same ballot.
VOTED: Unanimously to adopt.
ARTICLE 2. To hear and act upon the reports of the various town officers.
VOTED: Unanimously to accept the reports of Town Officers. (3-27). Article was tabled on March 4th by Mr. J. Cunningham's motion. Taken from table as the adjourned meeting drew to a close.
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ARTICLE 3. To fix the salaries of the several elective officers of the Town and determine whether such salaries shall be retroactive to January 1st. (Refer to Salary Schedule.)
Item No. Office
1. Assessors (3)
$2,400.00 ea.
2. Auditor
4,420.00
3. Board of Health (2)
300.00 ea.
4. Chairman Board of Health 400.00
5. Board of Welfare (5) 300.00 ea.
6. Board of Selectmen (4) 400.00 ea.
7. Chairman Board of Selectmen
500.00
8. Moderator
100.00
9.
Road Commissioners (2)
300.00 ea.
10. Chairman Road Commissioners
400.00
11. Town Clerk
5,500.00
12.
Tree Warden
7,000.00
13.
Treasurer - Collector
7,480.00
14. Water Commissioners (2)
150.00 ea.
15. Chairman Water Commissioners
250.00
VOTED: To set the salaries of Item 1 at the sum of $2,400.00. Motions by Mr. V. Cluff for $3,000.00 and Mr. E. Mclaughlin for $2,200.00 did not prevail. Upon the reading of each item in Article 3 by the Moderator, Mr. Browne of Finance moved that all items not marked for discussion be accepted as recommended. The voice vote was unanimous.
Item 3: Voted the sum of $300.00 as recommended. Move by Mrs. Billings for $250.00 was lost.
Item 5: Voted the sum of $300.00.
Item 6: Voted to set the sum of $400.00 each for four Selectmen. Motion for $500.00 by Mr. D. Beattie did not reach the assembly for a vote. A move of reconsideration was withdrawn.
Item 7: Voted $500.00 for this item as recommended.
Item 9: Voted the sum of $300.00 on motion by Mrs. Billings. The decision by Finance for $250.00 each for the Road Commissioners was declared defeated.
Item 12: Voted to fix the sum at $7,000.00. Move for $6,591.00 by Mr. E. Mclaughlin did not prevail when put to a vote.
On Finance motion unanimously to accept Article 3 in its entirety as voted and that all salaries be retroatctive to January 1st.
ARTICLE 4. To see if the Town will vote to amend Section 3, of the Personnel By-Laws: Subsection (i), Initial Adjustment of Salaries and Wages as follows:
(1) Upon adoption of the 1967 Wage Schedule, all employees who are currently employed in the Maximum step under the 1964 Wage Schedule will be placed in Step IV of the 1967 Wage Schedule. All other employ- ees will be placed in the proper step, based on length of service and
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anniversary date. Employees in Grades 1 to 12 who in 1966 were in Minimum or Step II of the 1964 Wage Schedule, shall be placed in the Minimum step of the 1967 Wage Schedule. Employees who in 1966 were in Step III of the 1964 Wage Schedule shall be placed in Step II of the 1967 Wage Schedule. Employees who in 1966 were in Step IV of the 1964 Wage Schedule, shall be placed in Step III of the 1967 Wage Schedule.
Employees in Minimum step of FP-3 of the 1964 Wage Schedule shall be placed in Minimum of the 1967 Wage Schedule. Employees in Step II or Step III of 1964. Wage Schedule shall be placed in Step III of 1967 Wage Schedule.
In the 1967 Wage Schedule, no employee shall be placed in a step higher than Step IV in 1967, Step V in 1968 and Step VI in 1969.
Personnel Board
VOTED: Unanimously to adopt the amendment to the Personnel By-Law as specified in Article 4. An earlier affirmative vote had tabled said Article on Mr. Albert's motion until Articles 5, 6, 7, and 8 were acted upon. Unanimous vote to remove from table.
ARTICLE 5. To see if the Town will vote to amend the Personnel By-Law, Section 3, Paragraph (h) to add the title of Confidential Secretary to Grade 3. Personnel Board
VOTED: Unanimously to adopt thereby adding the title of Confidential Secretary to Grade 3.
ARTICLE 6. To see if the Town will vote to have the Board of Selectmen petition the General Court to have the Question of Civil Service for the remaining full-time Town Employees not covered under the Special Civil Service Act of 1961, placed on the ballot at the next regular election.
-Personnel Board
VOTED: To authorize the Board of Selectmen to petition the Great and General Court to pass an Act which would place the question of Civil Service for the remaining full time employees not now covered by the Special Act of 1961, which was approved by the voters, on the ballot at the next regular election. (3-4 at 2:46 P. M.).
ARTICLE 7. To see if the Town will vote to amend the Personnel By-Law, Section 2, Paragraph (f) to read: Promotions from minimum to maximum shall be in successive steps annually. Step advancement is not mandatory and shall be based on individual merit - (Not necessarily on length of service) and shall be subject to approval of the Board of Authority having immediate jurisdiction over such employee. Any employee denied such an increase has the right of appeal in accordance with the grievance procedure as outlined in Section 5 of this By-Law. - Personnel Board
VOTED: To adopt the amendment to the Personnel By-Law as specified by Article 7. A change moved by Mr. Morrissey that 'Step advancement is not mandatory and shall be based on individual merit' be stricken did not win sufficient support to carry. (3-4 at 2:55 P. M.).
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ARTICLE 8. To see if the Town will vote to amend the Personnel By-Law by replacing Section 3, Paragraph (h), Wage Schedule, with the following schedule:
VOTED: To adopt unanimously Article 8 as amended which is the complete Wage Schedule for all wage employees of the Town of Tewksbury. The amendment offered by Mr. Albert of Personnel to (1) Add Director of Civil Defense $350.00 to Wage Schedule D and (2) Increase under Wage Schedule C: Sealer of Weights to $600.00 prevailed.
Effective January 1, 1967
Section 3 - Paragraph (h)
- WAGE SCHEDULE -
Grade
Min.
II
III
IV
V
Max.
1
Y
$3,453.84 $3,682.17
$3,808.22
$4,009.57
$4,248.62
$4,425.82
W
66.42
Clerical Aide (371/2 hrs.)
2 Y
$3,685.76 $3,887.53
$4,025.65
$4,238.50
$4,491.20
$4,678.53
W 70.88
Jr. Clerk Stenographer (371/2 hrs.) Clerk Typist (371/2 hrs.)
3
Y W 74.94
.... $3,896.88 $4,154.33 $4,300.33
$4,527.70
$4,797.64
$4,997.75
Sr. Clerk Stenographer (371/2 hrs.)
Sr. Clerk Typist (371/2 hrs.) Account Clerk (371/2 hrs.) Confidential Secretary
4 Y .... W ....
$4,127.76 $4,400.65
$4,555.06
$4,795.89
$5,081.82
$5,293.79
79.38
Sr. Bookkeeper (371/2 hrs.)
Sr. Clerk and Secretary (371/2 hrs.) Sr. Account Clerk (371/2 hrs.)
5
Y .... $4,402.84 $4,693.71 $4,858.63 W 84.67
$5,115.51
$5,420.50
$5,646.59
Laborer (40 hrs.) Highway Laborer (40 hrs.)
6
Y .... $4,649.84 $4,956.31 W 89.42
$5,130.15
$5,401.39
$5,723.42
$5,962.15
Junior Building Custodian (40 hrs.) Water Meter Reader (40 hrs.)
7 Y .... $4,919.72 $5,245.17 $5,428.99
$5,716.03
$6,056.82
$6,309.45
W .... 94.61
Motor Equipment Operator (40 hrs.) Water System Maintenance Craftsman (40 hrs.)
18
Grade
Min.
II
III
IV
V
Max.
8 Y
$5,234.32
$5,580.25
$5,776.14
$6,081.54
$6,444.12
$6,712.91
W
100.66
Heavy Motor Equipment Operator (40 hrs.) Tree Climber (40 hrs.) Mason (40 hrs.)
9
Y .... $5,548.40 $5,915.32 W 106.70
$6,122.78
$6,446.51
$6,830.86
$7,115.78
Special Heavy Motor Equipment Operator (40 hrs.) Tree Climber Surgeon (40 hrs.)
10 Y
$5,863.00 $6,250.40 $6,469.94
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