Town of Eastham Annual Report 1962-1965, Part 1

Author: Eastham (Mass.)
Publication date: 1962
Publisher: the Town
Number of Pages: 702


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Cover picture, Eastham Windmill built in 1797 and still in work- ing condition.


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REPORTS


OF THE


TOWN OFFICERS


OF THE


TOWN of EASTHAM


FOR THE YEAR


1962


OF


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Annual Town Meeting in the Town Hall February 18, 1963 Election of Officers


February 19, 1963


NOTICE OF TOWN OFFICE HOURS


The Town Clerk, Treasurer and Tax Collector's office hours are 9 to 12 A.M. and 1 to 5 P.M. daily, Saturdays excepted.


The Selectmen, Assessors and Boards of Welfare and Health are in the office at the Town Hall on Mondays and Saturdays from 9 to 12 A.M. and on the second and fourth Wednesday evenings from 7 to 9 P.M.


The Welfare Worker is in her office at the Town Hall on Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays from 9 to 12 A.M. and from 1 to 5 P.M.


The School Committee meets on the first or second Tuesday of each month, as posted, at 7:30 P.M. at the Eastham Elementary School, on Schoolhouse Road.


The Building Inspector is in his office at the Town Hall on Saturdays from 9 to 12 A.M.


The Planning Board meets at the Town Hall the first and third Tuesday of each month, at 8 P.M.


The Town Nurse may be reached at the Elementary School, phone Orleans 808-R, Monday through Friday mornings. At other times call Orleans 390-J.


The Annual Town Meetings are held on the third Monday in February at the Town Hall, at 7:00 P.M.


The Annual Town Elections are held on the third Tuesday in February, at the Town Hall, unless that day is a holiday, in which event the election will be held on the third Wednesday in February.


REF 9744 EAS 19918 Locked Cabinet


Printed on Cape Cod At THE PATRIOT PRESS Hyannis, Mass.


TOWN OF EASTHAM


Incorporated in 1651 Population 1960 Census-1189 Acreage-14.60 square miles


SENATORS IN CONGRESS


Edward M. Kennedy, Boston Leverett J. Saltonstall, Dover


REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS


Nineth Congressional District Hastings Keith, Bridgewater


STATE SENATOR


Allan F. Jones, Barnstable


REPRESENTATIVE IN GENERAL COURT


Second Barnstable District Stephen Weekes, Harwich


COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Oscar Cahoon, Harwich H. Heyworth Backus, Barnstable Nathan Ellis, Jr., Falmouth


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ELECTED OFFICIALS OF THE TOWN OF EASTHAM


Moderator


Fred G. LaPiana, Jr .- 1963


Selectmen, Assessors


and Boards of Health and Public Welfare


Maurice W. Wiley-1964 Luther P. Smith-1963 Maurice A. Moore-1965


Treasurer, Tax Collector and Town Clerk


L. Isabelle Brackett-1963


Library Trustees


Frederick H. Jewell-1963


Dorrice M. Mayo-1965 John B. Curtiss-1964 (Resigned) Otto E. Nickerson, appointed to 1963


Planning Board


Clarence E. Doughty-1966


Maurice A. Moore -- 1965


Prescott B. Cummings-1964


Charles N. Deane-1963


Harry Taylor-1967


School Committee


Howard E. Brewer-1964 Theodore L. Hicks-1963 Marcia E. Nickerson-1965


Regional School District Committee


Richard J. VanderMay-1963 (Resigned) Robert M. Burrill, appointed to 1963


Highway Surveyor


Nathan A. Nickerson-1963


Tree Warden


Charles P. Escobar-1965


Constable


Harvey T. Moore-1965


Recreation Commission


Richard J. Mulholland-1966 M. Louise Campbell-1965 Velma D. MacPherson-1964


Edward J. Brown-1963


Fred G. Carey, Jr .- 1967


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APPOINTED OFFICIALS OF THE TOWN OF EASTHAM


Town Accountant Board of Registrars


Genevieve C. Schroeder-1964


Eleanor P. Daley Mills-1964 Aurore V. King-1963


Constance L. Cunningham-1965


General Office Clerk


Welfare Worker


Genevieve C. Schroeder Dorrice M. Mayo Lawrence A. Baker


Veterans' Agent


Building Inspector


Ralph L. Rogers


Fire Chief and Forest Fire Warden


John H. Hilferty


Civilian Defense Director


Clarence E. Doughty


Shellfish Constable


Lloyd A. Mayo


Inspector of Wires


Gilbert E. Newton


Custodian of Town Dump


Earle K. Horton


Moth Superintendent Special Agent Board of Health


Dr. Fred L. Moore


Dog Officer


Dr. James H. Leach


Inspector of Animals and Slaughtering


Dr. James H. Leach


Town and School Nurse


A. May Dunphy


Burial Agent


Lawrence A. Baker


Winfield J. Knowles


Robert L: Deschamps


George R. Bridgwood Jerry Emond Kenneth R. Higgins John F. O'Hara John A. Alexander Earle K. Horton


Special Police Officers


Sanitary Inspectors


Stillman D. Covell Edward E. Bolton Edward H. Tateosian


Leo H. Decoteau Richard Sturtevant


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Chief of Police


Police Officers


Charles P. Escobar


Fence Viewer Town Hall Custodian Finance Committee


Winfield J. Knowles Louis Amoroso


Dr. James H. Leach-1964 Edward Benz-1964


Leslie L. Videon-1964 Harry Taylor-1963


Wallace S. Woodworth-1963 James T. Clancy-1963 Clayton O. Horton-1965


Otto E. Nickerson-1965 William J. Hoffman-1965


Board of Appeals


Harold Jennings-1965 Edwin A. Johnson-1964 Philip Horton, Jr .- 1964


David L. Mead-1963


Stillman D. Covell-1966


George D. Dickie-1967


Board of Appeals, Associate Members Conservation Commission


Catherine De Ville-1964 Edward L. Philbrick, Jr .- 1964


Freeman C. Hatch, II-1964


Louie A. Benner-1963


Robert J. Erickson-1964


Alfred L. Mills-1963


George E. Schreck-1965


A. Henry Nickerson-1965 Joseph L. Putnam-1965 Alfred R. Mills, Warden


Election Officers


James T. Clancy, Deputy Warden Walter E. Gavin, Deputy Warden Eleanor G. Ullman, Inspector Maurice Turano, Inspector Esther F. Turner, Deputy Inspector Lorna B. Horton, Clerk Helen Sarah Carron, Deputy Clerk


County Health Officer Sealer of Weights and Measures Weigher


Dr. Fred L. Moore


Frank A. Fuller


John Pate


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REPORT OF THE BOARD OF SELECTMEN


To the Residents and Taxpayers of Eastham :


Again the Town Report is before you and we believe you will agree that it shows the Town in a growing and prosperous condition. However, with an ever increasing budget, you will see a rise in the tax rate in the next year or two as the building program cannot keep pace with it.


As usual, our greatest problem is keeping the beaches clean. It is most discouraging as a large percentage of the people using them do not cooperate. There were many com- plaints on the Bay shore beaches because of the seaweed and red ooze that remained on the beach after each high tide. If there was a way of straining the water as it comes in on the tide, the problem would be solved. So far we have not found a solution.


The Conservation Commission has been reorganized and they are asking for a sum of money to begin the pro- gram of preserving the Great Salt Marshes for future generations.


As there are no new projects in view this year the articles in the Warrant do not require discussion here. The reports of the other Town Officers and Committees give a picture of the activity in the Town.


Eastham has been invited to participate in the cele- bration of Wellfleet's two hundredth Birthday, and we wish Wellfleet many more happy and prosperous birthdays.


Respectfully submitted,


MAURICE W. WILEY, Chairman LUTHER P. SMITH MAURICE A. MOORE


Board of Selectmen.


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REPORT OF THE BOARD OF ASSESSORS


To the Residents and Taxpayers of the


Town of Eastham :


The Board of Assessors respectfully submits this re- port for the year ending December 31, 1962.


As the report of the Planning Board covers the pro- posed Seashore District zoning, to be voted on at the Annual Town Meeting, we will not go into that phase of the Cape Cod National Seashore in this report. However, here are a few specific facts that may be of interest to you, the citizens and taxpayers of Eastham.


Since the Seashore boundary lines have been surveyed, a list has been compiled of the parcels within the area. This list covers privately owned real estate, Town owned land taken through tax title procedures and Town owned land for beach and town landing purposes. An analysis of this listing shows that privately owned real estate within the seashore area covers 2,083 acres of land valued on the Town books at $288,200.00. On this 2,083 acres of land there are 186 dwellings valued at $623,250.00. This represents a total valuation of $911,450.00. The Town owns 201 acres of Tax Possession Property with a Tax Title value of $4,289.14. Town landing property within the Sea- shore area covers 30.31 acres.


Following is a comparison of tax figures for this past year, the previous year and ten years ago. You will note that there is an increase of over 100 percent valuation in the past ten years, and the taxes levied show better than 150 percent increase in the same period.


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Comparative Value of the Town as of January -- 1952 1961 1962


Personal Estate $ 436,220.00 $ 898,600.00 $ 954,990.00


Land Exclusive of Buildings 666,370.00


1,221,210.00 1,256,800.00


Buildings exclusive of Land


2,181,390.00


4,452,980.00


4,711,020.00


Total Valuation of


Assessed Estate $3,283,980.00 $6,572,790.00 $6,922,810.00


Tax Rate Per $1,000.00


$30.40


$40.00


$37.00


Taxes Levied :


On Personal Estate


$ 13,261.09


$ 35,944.00


$ 35,334.63


On Real Estate


86,571.90


226,967.60


220,809.34


On Polls


624.00


898.00


952.00


$100,456.99


$263,809.60


$257,095.97


Total Number of Persons Assesed :


Polls Assesed


318


449


476


Acres of Land Assessed 7,320


7,470


7,422


Number of Dwellings Assessed


1,199


1,989


2.066


Respectfuly submitted,


LUTHER P. SMITH, Chairman MAURICE W. WILEY MAURICE A. MOORE Board of Assessors.


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THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS - EASTHAM 1962 RECAPITULATION


Figures used in Fixing Tax Rate G.L. Chapter 59, 23, 25


A. CITY or TOWN: Include all appropriations voted since 1960 Tax Rate was fixed.


1. Total Appropriations as certified by city or town clerk to be raised by taxation, Chapter 41, 15A


$324,349.15


2. Total Appropriations voted to be taken from available funds: (a) In 1962, $25,800.00


25,800.00 $350,149.15


3. Deficits due to abatements in excess of overlay of prior years:


Of Year Amount Of Year Amount (a) 1955 $7.50 (b) 1956 $7.40


4. Total Deficits to be carried to outside column


14.90


1962


1961 Under- Estimates Estimates


B. STATE: Tax and Assessments:


1. State Parks and Reservations


$ 825.62


2. State Audit of Municipal Accounts


106.00


3. Mosquito Control


3,275.88


4. Sum of totals carried to outside column


$ 4,207.50


4,207.50


C. COUNTY TAX: Tax and Assessments: 1. County Tax 2. Blue Cross and Insurance


$ 18,859.19


$ 744.19


2,333.25


17.85


$ 21,192.44


$ 762.04


21.954.48


$ 8,562.66


D. OVERLAY OF CURRENT YEAR


E. GROSS AMOUNT TO BE RAISED


$384,888.69


F. ESTIMATED RECEIPTS AND AVAILABLE FUNDS:


1. Income Tax, State Tax Apportionment


2. Income Tax, School Aid, G. L. 70


$ 4,560.04 16,650.75


843.22


3. Income Tax, G. L. Chapter 69, Chapter 71


4. Corporation Taxe's


7,588.55


5. Reimbursement on account of publicly owned lands


28.21


6. Old Age Meal Tax


1,104.96


7. Motor Vehicle and Trailer Excise


31,129.05


8. Licenses


3,810.50


9. Fines


156.23


10. Health and Sanitation: Town Nurse and Dental Fees


269.50


11. Charities (other than Federal Grants)


3,243.30


12. Old Age Assistance (other than Federal Grants)


11,864.15


13. Veterans' Services --


1,445.56


14. School (Funds from Income Tax not to be included)


16,204.17


15. Interest: On Taxes and Assessments 232.73


16. State Assistance for School Construction - Chapter 645, Acts of 1948


1,729.78


17. Rental of Town Hall Auditorium


1,068.00


18. TOTAL ESTIMATED RECEIPTS $101,928.70


19. OVERESTIMATES OF PREVIOUS YEAR: (a) State Parks and Reservations $ 64.02


25,800.00


21. TOTAL ESTIMATED RECEIPTS AND AVAILABLE FUNDS


$127,792.72


$257,095.97


HI. Number of Polls 476 at $2.00 each Poll Tax $ 952.00


J. Total Valuation: Personal Property $ 954,990.00


Personal Property Tax 35,334.63


Real Estate 5,967,820.00


Real Estate Tax


220,809.34


Total $6,922,810.00


TAX RATE


$37.00


L. TOTAL TAXES LEVIED ON POLLS AND PROPERTY


$257,095.97


20. Amounts voted to be taken from available funds


G. NET AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAXATION ON POLLS AND PROPERTY


REPORT OF THE TOWN ACCOUNTANT


To the Board of Selectmen :


The Town Accountant herewith submits a report of the Financial Transactions of the Town of Eastham for the year ending December 31, 1962. Cooperation of all depart- ments in submitting bills promptly has helped in expedit- ing the work in this department and I wish to take this opportunity to express my appreciation to all concerned.


RECEIPTS


Cash on hand, January 1, 1962


$ 94.571.23


GENERAL REVENUE:


Taxes:


1961 Real Estate


$ 4,718.91


1961 Personal


1,432.90


1962 Real Estate


213,725.29


1962 Personal


34,145.32


1962 Poll


724.00


1962 Real Estate on Tax


Possession Sales


6.17


$254.752.59


1961 Motor Vehicle Excise


$ 4.005.67


1962 Motor Vehicle Excise


29,501.37


$ 33,507.04


Tax Title Redemptions


$ 130.39


Sale of Tax Possessions


250.00


$ 380.39


From the State:


Income Tax


$12,005.38


Business Corporation Tax


8,970.00


Old Age Assistance Meal Tax


1,239.00


$ 22,214.38


From the County :


Refunded Dog Tax


$ 320.07 $ 320.07


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Licenses and Permits:


Building


$ 852.00


Cabin


11.00


Cesspool


27.50


Firearms and Gunsmith


45.00


Garbage Disposal


2.00


Gasoline Renewals


7.00


Ice Cream Manufacturer


5.00


Innkeeper


6.00


Junk


5.00


Liquor


500.00


Lodging House


8.00


Oleo


.50


Pistol


28.00


Playschool


1.00


Shellfish:


Residential, Non-Commercial


930.00


Non-Residential, Non-Commercial


506.00


Commercial


52.00


Scallop


175.00


Victualler


26.00


$ 3,187.00


Fish and Game Licenses


1,422.50


Dog Licenses


393.25


Grants and Gifts:


Public School Aid, Chapter 70


$10,963.37


School and Union Superintendent


934.83


Transportation


13,032.20


$ 24,930.40


Interest on Taxes:


Personal


$20.68


Real Estate


77.41


Poll


.59


Motor Vehicle Excise


50.14


Tax Title Redemption


3.27


$


152.09


Collector's Fees


372.50


COMMERCIAL REVENUE:


Auditorium Rental


$1,125.00


Library Fines


189.85


Planning Board Hearings


60.00


Recording Fees


19.37


13


Reimbursement for Ads for Liquor Hearings Poll Tax Demands School Lunch Sealer's Fines


3.30 11.55


3,482.76


11.50


$ 4,903.33


From the State:


New School Building


$ 1,729.78


Livestock Control


40.00


Highways :-- Chapter 81


11,000.00


Old Age Assistance


6,472.67


Old Age Assistance, Administrative


512.58


Old Age Assistance, Medical


4,798.63


Old Age Assistance, Medical, Administrative


137.34


Aid to Dependent Children


1,744.15


Aid to Dependent Children, Administrative


192.21


Disability Assistance


1,616.25


Disability Assistance, Administrative


31.12


Veterans' Benefits


645.92


Vocational Education


1,262.41


$ 30,183.06


Federal Grants:


Old Age Assistance


$13,232.77


Old Age Assistance, Administrative


1,034.14


Old Age Assistance, Medical


5,042.00


Old Age Assistance, Medical, Administrative


276.25


Aid to Dependent Children


2,486.50


Aid to Dependent Children, Administrative


540.94


Disability Assistance


511.80


Disability Assistance, Administrative


63.05


School Lunch


1,755.85


$ 24,943.30


Recoveries :


Old Age Assistance


1,053.31


$ 1,053.31


From Other Towns:


Old Age Assistance


269.32


Refunds:


Bounty on Seals


$ 50.00


Dog Officer Account


153.00


Fire Department


6.37


Library


7.85


Old Age Assistance


34.00


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Old Age Assistance, Medical


7.50


Old Age Assistance, Adm. School


1.92


52.07


State Income Tax


28.72


1.19


Town Hall Miscellaneous


1.10


$ 343.72


Unclassified :


State Income Tax


$ 1,009.53


Barnstable County Retirement


2,230.84


Federal Withholding Tax


12,871.84


Massachusetts Teachers' Retirement


2,318.89


Blue Cross and Insurance


2,436.74


Teachers' Group Insurance


474.64


Dental Clinic Fees


101.50


Nurses' Fees


250.25


Marina Rental


520.00


Reimbursement for Loss of Taxes


28.21


Rent of Check Writer


25.00


Telephone Tolls and Pay Phone


3.05


Sale of: Lawn Mower


55.30


Voting Lists


4.00


Scallop Bags


1.05


Boat Yard Rental


75.00


Vending Machine


1.00


Paper and Stencils


3.00


Shellfish Grants


21.00


Tax Title:


Instruments of Redemption


9.00


Taking Costs


1.41


$ 22,441.25


TRUST ACCOUNTS:


Timothy Smith Fund :


Bond Interest


$ 367.00


Income


2,230.42


Gifts


200.00


Loans Given


1,375.00


Loans Repaid


720.00


Interest on Loans


10.98


Withdrawal


697.00


Town Hall Income


104.94


Billings Fund Income


$5,600.40


682.50


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Frank O. Daniels Cemetery Fund Zara Higgins Cemetery Fund Old Mill Operating Fund Sales $1,903.87 733.08


2.31 5.08


Donations


$2,636.95


$


9,032.18


TOTAL RECEIPTS


$529,372.91


PAYMENTS-CLASSIFIED


GENERAL GOVERNMENTS:


Selectmen's Salaries:


Maurice W. Wiley, Chairman $1,150.00


Luther P. Smith


1,150.00


Maurice A. Moore 987.68


Prince H. Hurd, Jr


162.32


$3,450.00


Assessors' Salaries:


Luther P. Smith


Appropriation


$3,450.00


Chairman $1,150.00


Maurice W. Wiley


1,150.00


Maurice A. Moore 987.68


Prince H. Hurd, J. 162.32


$3,450.00


Board of Welfare Salaries:


Maurice A. Moore,


Appropriation $900.00


Chairman $257.69


Prince H. Hurd, Jr. Chairman 42.31


Maurice W. Wiley 300.00


Luther P. Smith


300.00


$900.00


Treasurer, Collector, Clerk Salary : L. Isabelle Brackett $4,300.00


Appropriation $4,300.00


Accountant Salary : Genevieve C.


Appropriation


$1,828.00


Schroeder $1,828.00


Appropriation $3,450.00


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Office Clerk Salary: Genevieve C. Schroeder


Appropriation $2,072.00


$2,072.00


Custodian Salary: Louis Amorso $3,640.00


Appropriation


$3,640.00


Building Inspector Salary: Ralph L. Rogers


$1,600.00


Appropriation


$1,600.00


Moderator Salary:


Fred G. LaPiana, Jr. $ 50.00


Appropriation


$50.00


Road Surveyor Salary: Nathan A. Nickerson $ 50.00


Appropriation


$50.00


Finance Committee Secretary Salary :


Harry Taylor


$ 50.00


Appropriation


$50.00


Constable Salary :


Harvey T. Moore


$ 50.00


Appropriation


$50.00


Accountant Expense :


Association Dues $ 9.00


Photo Copy Machine


107.60


Printing, Postage, Office Expense


175.33


Travel, Meetings


180.70


$472.63


Balance to Revenue


27.37


$500.00


Assessors' Abstracts:


Abstracts & Postage


$378.65


From Reserve


125.00


Appropriation


$300.00


Balance to Overlay Surplus 46.35


$425.00


$425.00


Assessors' Maps:


Nickerson & Berger


$800.00


Balance. Jan. 1, 1962


$800.00


Selectmen and Assessors Expense:


Association Dues


$ 45.00


Appropriation


$1,200.00


Advertisements


23.92


Clerical Assistance


79.63


Old Mill Photo


35.00


Annual Conference Expense 100.00


Printing, Postage,


Office Expense


382.62


Assessors' Plans and Maps


18.53


Travel, Meetings


311.93


Appropriation


$500.00


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Binding Abstracts


67.42


Law Books


45.00


Miscellaneous


.50


$1,109.55


Balance to Revenue


94.50


$1.200.00


Treasurer, Collector, Clerk Expense :


Association Dues


$13.50


Appropriation


$1,500.00


Clerical Assistance


91.00


Deputy Collector


9.00


Recording Fees


115.50


Printing, Postage and


Office Expense


1.016.31


Travel and Meetings


212.03


Miscellaneous


12.25


$1,469.59


Balance to Revenue


30.41


$1,500.00


Finance Committee Expense :


Association Dues


$10.00


Appropriation


$75 00


Balance to Revenue


65.00


$75.00


,


Legal Expense:


Town Counsel


$310.00


Appropriation


$1,000.1;0


Balance to Revenue


690.00


$1,000.00


Surety on Bonds:


Treasurer's Bond


$149.60


Appropriation


$450.00


Collector's Bond


228.60


Town Clerk's Bond


15.00


Deputy Collector's


Bond


10.00


$403.20


Balance to Revenue


46.80


$450.00


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Election and Registration :


Registrars-


Appropriation


$800.00


($150.00 each) $450.00


From Reserve 480.00


Clerk of Registrars 50.00


Votometer & Express


29.80


Election Officers


433.51


Printing, Postage


280.19


Meals


27.38


$1,270.88


Balance to Overlay Surplus


9.12


$1,280.00


$1,280.00


Town Hall:


Electricity


$ 604.28


Appropriation


$6,500.00


Fuel Oil


1,143.40


Insurance


902.62


Maintenance & Repairs 649.86


Paint Outside Thim


725.00


Paint Office


552.51


Extra Janitor Duty


310.34


Telephone


385.46


Janitor's Supplies


183.94


Sink


210.20


Gas


7.10


$5.674.71


Balance to Revenue


825.29


$6,500.00


Tax Title:


Legal Fees


$945.00


Appropriation


$1,200.00


Recordings


119.49


Advertising


14.85


Tax Takings


20.00


Postage


1.02


$1,100.36


Balance to Revenue


99.64


$1,200.00


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Tax Possessions: Recording Deeds


$ 7.29


Appropriation $500.00


Stamps


1.55


$ 8.84


Balance to Revenue


491.16


$500.00


Certification of Notes:


Balance to Revenue


$10.00


Appropriation


$10.00


TOTAL GENERAL GOVERNMENT


$34,448.41


PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY :


Shellfish Protection :


Lloyd A. Mayo,


Appropriation


$1,000.00


Shellfish Constable $1,000.00


Shellfish Propagation: Printing and Signs


$58.00


Balance Jan. 1, 1962


$751.26


Repair Buoys


12.00


Appropriation


500.00


Travel and Meetings 38.00


Rings and Lumber


20.48


$ 128.48


Balance to 1963


1,122.78


$1,251.26


$1,251.26


Fire Department :


John H. Hilferty, Chief $1,400.00


Appropriation


$5,650.00


Fire Payroll 706.00


Refund


6.37


Association Dues


15.00


From Reserve


1,065.33


Electricity


214.38


Oxygen


15.09


Apparatus & Equipment,


Maintenance and Repairs


1,292.68


Maintain Fire Signal


300.00


Fuel Oil


367.24


Gasoline and Oil


259.49


Insurance 980.13


Building Maintenance


41.56


Air Whistles


531.65


Printing, Postage


49.75


Telephone


228.20


Clothing


204.77


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Travel & Meetings


92.25


Miscellaneous


23.51


$6,721.70


$6,721.70


Rescue Truck :


Purchase and Equip


Rescue Truck $4,861.41


From Surplus Revenue From Reserve 61.41


Police Department: Winfred J. Knowles,


Chief


$5,000.00


From Reserve


1,267.30


Association Dues


17.00


Police Payrolls


4,710.18


Radio & Equipment


192.69


Uniforms


89.95


Car Repairs and


Servicing


259.31


Gasoline and Oil


846.47


Insurance


580.41


Printing, Postage,


Office Expense


50.35


Street Light


8.69


Telephone


348.06


Travel & Meetings


64.19


$12,167.30


$12,167.30


Police Cruiser:


New Cruiser


$945.00


Appropriation


$950.00


Balance to Revenue


5.00


$950.00


Traffic Lines:


Painting Traffic


Appropriation


$1,500.00


Lines


$1,494.19


Balance to Revenue


5.81


$1,500.00


Dispatcher Service:


Town of Orleans


$2,000.00


Appropriation


$2,000.00


Tree Warden:


Wages


$170.00


Appropriation


$600.00


Truck Hire


105.00


Insecticide


202.80


$4,800.00


$4,861.41


Appropriation


$10,900.00


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Trees


94.70


Fertilizer, Lumber


26.78


$599.28


Balance to Revenue


.72


$600.00


Insect Pest and Poison Ivy Control:


Wages


$688.50


Appropriation $1,600.00


Truck Hire


592.62


Insecticides


232.65


Equipment


65.40


Gas and Oil


20.73


$1,599.90


Balance to Revenue


.10


$1,600.00


Dutch Elm Disease:


Wages


$103.50


Appropriation


$200.00


Truck Hire


94.88


$198.38


Balance to Revenue


1.62


$200.00


Sealer of Weights and Measures:


Stanley M. Walker Sealer


$ 25.00


Frank A. Fuller, Sealer


125.00


$150.00


Balance to Revenue


30.00


$180.00


Inspection of Wiring:


Maurice A. Moore


$ 44.00


Appropriation


$350 00


Charles O. Thompson


10.00


Gilbert E. Newton


260.00


$314.00


Balance to Revenue


36.00


$350.00


Appropriation


$180.00


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Bounties On Woodchucks:


Bounties Paid


$ 2.50


Appropriation $30.00


Balance to Revenue 27.50


$30.00


Appeal Board:


David L. Mead, Chm.


$100.00


Appropriation


$600.00


Catherine DeVille, Sec. 118.50


Association Dues


25.00


Advertisements


79.20


Printing, Postage


$30.40


Desk


64.50


$417.60


Balance to Revenue


182.40


$600.00


Planning Board :


Harry Taylor, Sec.


$100.00


Appropriation


$350.00


Association Dues


50.00


Advertisements


51.88


Advertising By-Law Amendments


107.80


Typing


2.50


Travel & Meetings


6.65


$318.83


Balance to Revenue


31.17


$350.00


Ambulance :


Ambulance Ass'n.


$1,500.00


Appropriation


$1,500.00


Civilian Defense :


Clarence Doughty, Director


$ 520.00


Appropriation


1,000.00


Generator Expense


40.53


Telephone


30.00


Travel & Meetings


59.45


Clerical


15.00


Printing & Postage


30.49


$695.47


Balance to 1963


507.43


$1,202.90


$1,202.90


Conservation Commission :


Balance to Revenue $200.00


Appropriation


$200.00


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Balance, Jan. 1, 1962 $ 202.90


Street Lights: Street Lights


$815.06 Appropriation $1,066.00


Balance to Revenue


250.94


$1,066.00


Greenhead Fly Control:


Commonwealth of Massachusetts


$346.40


TOTAL PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY


$36,275.50


HEALTH AND SANITATION: Health:


Dental Clinic


$714.05


Appropriation


$1,000.00


Hospital and Care


205.13


Salary of Board


($5.00 each)


15.00


Travel & Meetings


33.00


Miscellaneous


23.53


$ 990.71


Balance to Revenue


9.29


$1,000.00


Town Dump:


Earle K. Horton,


Appropriation


$2,700.00


Supt.


$2,000.00


From Reserve


747.25


Burning Dump


80.65


Truck & Operators


476.00


Rat Poison & Traps


87.08


Pump Repairs


14.39


Electricity


24.74


Signs


26.50


George R. Whiting


737.89


$3,447.25


$3,447.25


Inspection of Animals:


Dr. James H. Leach


$80.00


Appropriation


$80.00


Dog Officer Account:


Dog Disposals


$153.00


Appropriation


$100.00


From Reserve


53.00


$153.00


TOTAL HEALTH AND SANITATION


$4,670.96


Appropriation


$346.40


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HIGHWAYS:


Highways-General:


Equipment & Repairs


$447.20


Appropriation $2,000.00


Materials


573.11


Insurance


37.27


Labor


257.63


Oil for Spreader


15.60


Signs


85.77


Miscellaneous


11.29


1,427.87


Balance to Revenue


572.13


$2,000.00


Highways-Chapter 81:


Wages


$1,461.25


Appropriation


$4,000.00


Trucks and


Operators


6,673.50


Materials


6,865.25


$15,000.00


Snow:


Trucks and Operators


$1,836.00


Wages


463.75


Plow Blades


120.99


Rock Salt


223.00


$2,643.74


Balance to Revenue


356.26


$3,000.00


Rock Harbor:


Electrical Work


$132.12


Lights


512.60


Machinery and


Operators


216.25


Materials


334.18


$1,195.15


Rock Harbor-Dredging: Balance to 1963 $10,000.00


Balance January 1, 1962


$1,104.24


From Reserve


90.91


$1,195.15


From Surplus Revenue $10,000.00


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From Surplus Revenue


11,000.00


$15,000.00


Appropriation


$3,000.00


Town Landings: Trucks and


Operators


$1,240.00


Appropriation From Reserve


$7,000.00


600.00


Lifeguards


1,520.00


Cleaning Beaches


1.560.00


Labor


690.46


Electricity


61.53


Maintenance and


Repairs


614.82


Materials


133.35


Insurance


541.28


Truck Hire


42.25


First Encounter


Rest Room


1,194.74


$7,598.43


Balance to Overlay


Surplus


1.57


$7,600.00


$7,600.00


TOTAL HIGHWAYS


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