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ZZ .Mr. McSweeney said that Loran E. Wallace has similar qualifications as a realtor and although was not as yet involved in Town government, would be willing to get into the process. He nominated Mr. Wallace for the appointment to LexHAB and the nomination was seconded by Mrs Dailey, Mrs. Smith noted, with reference to the three candidates, all of whom she f elt were hi ghly qualified, the wealth of the Town in having a broad spectrum of volunteers interested in housing. She supported the appointment of Mr. Colwell as being the most deeply involved in housing natters and experienced as a realtor. It was voted 3 to 2 t appoint Ronald W. Colwell to the Lexington Housing Assistance Board to fill the unexpired term of William P. Kennedy to December 5, 1986. Mr. Dailey and Mr. McSweeney voted to appoint Mr. Wa.11ace s Mr. Dailey added that before the time of appointments to LexHAB in December, effort shou? d be made to find candidates with engineering b,ackIxraunds similar to Mr. Kennedy's who had recently resigned. All members were asked for suggestions on such individuals. Regarding future expansion of LexHAB and its composition, Mrs. Smith felt that the Board should discuss that and other such issues before annual appointment and budget process time, Mr. Marshayl suggested Selectmen discussion of these mat=ters in September and a subsequent meeting with Le,X HAB in early October. MW APPOINTMENTS TO AR TS COUNCIL am# Upon riot i cn duly made and seconded, it was voted to reappoint the following to the Lexington Counc i I for the Arts for terms of office to become effective on September 30, 1966, and to expire on September 30, 1982, Free Rosenberg, 165 Wood Street Mary Ann Armstrong, 3.4 Robinson Road Robert Cartside, 20 Loring Rood and to appoint the f o1.1 owi ng to the Lei: ington Counc � 1. �s f th Art == for ter :e of office to become effective on Sep} ems +er g o , 1 a s - , and to expire or+ September �O, 19 88 : . Deborah Kessman 5 Stonewall Road ShiIip McFarland C. Independence Avenue Penelope Hart 64 Bloomf. Street Mr . Edd i so=n riot: ed the six +r ears of serv given by Natalie Warshawer, , whose term expires in September. She had been a member since the Council's + L n�.ept+on contributing _i i cant'y to the progressive evo].ut.i. n o Elie � ` +� lTh.e co a pprecia tion for her rivo_1 1 Verian t G -,E. assn. Lao 'L� � r -1 6-a }� t e�7 pressed to : irs . � Aars,h awes. h r i e inter . AMENDMENT. CF CLU =B . , OR t� 3"i�ATI LI S — _ N i ■ . m +nr�rm�rorrrrrrri�i.�rnno�ni�� Upon motion duly made a �d seconded , it was vo ted to amend the Selectmen's "Regulations Covering CI ub Licenses" by changing the age of legal drinking of alcoholic beverages from eighteen to twenty -one to reflect. ..o changes to that effect in Chapter 138, General Laws.