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ASSESSORS -2-
Personal Property
$2,438,290.00
at $63.00
$153,612.27
Real Estate
$27,380,310.00
at
$63.00
$1,724,959.53
$1,878,571.80
The gain in valuation for the year 1965 is as follows:
1965
1964
Gain
Real Estate
$27,380,310.00
$26,866,790.00
$513,520.00
Personal
2,438,290.00
2,419,260.00
19,030.00
$29,818, 600.00
$29,286, 050.00
$532,550.00
Showing an increase of $532,550.00.
The Board made eleven commitments of Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes during the year 1965 as follows:
Date of
Commitment
Cars
Valuation
Tax
#1 Feb. 19, 1965
599
413,100.00
27,264.60
#2 April 22, 1965
1329
773,060.00
51,021.96
#3 May 25, 1965
857
448,050.00
29,571.30
#4 June 11, 1965
1234
594,805.00
39,258.91
#5 July 20, 1965
525
297,660.00
19,512.49
#6 Aug. 30, 1965
885
649,100.00
35,750.21
#7 Sept. 13, 1965
637
409,450.00
19,699.14
#8 Nov. 10, 1965
575
480,910.00
22,978.87
#9 Jan. 6, 1966
488
406,830.00
12,087.76
#10 Feb. 2, 1966
334
275,800.00
4,502.42
#11 Mar. 18, 1966
238
296,569,00
4,378.07
770I
5,045,334.00
266,025.73
The total amount of tax commited to the Collector of Taxes for collection was $2,144,597.53.
The amount of abatements granted on Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes during the year 1965 is as follows:
Levy of 1963
3,952.70
Levy of 1964
3,889.07
Levy of 1965
24,253.34
$32,095.II
The amount of abatements granted on Polls, Personal Property and Real Estate during the year is as follows:
Levy of 1963
655.61
Levy of 1964
2,381.68
Levy of 1965
93,170.55
$96,207.84
The largest percentage of abatements granted during the year 1965 was due to statutory exemptions by State Legislative Acts since 1942 and amendments thereto.
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ASSESSORS -3-
The Board of Assessors solicited estimates for revising the tax maps and were granted a sum of $4500, which is to be used to do a new set of maps. These are to be completed and delivered by July 1, 1966, to the Assessors.
Respectfully submitted, Malcolm Smith William E. Welch Cornelis Poley
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
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Report of City Marshal
To His Honor the Mayor and Board of Councillors of the City of Newburyport.
Gentlemen :
The whole number of Arrests during the year of 1965 for offences committed within the City of Newburyport is 609 of which 5 were of foreign birth 604 were born within the limits of the United States, 2l were females and 58 were minors.
Arrests Were for the Following Causes
A. W. O. L. from Armed Services
3
Adultery
2 1
Annoyance by Telephone
Assault and Battery
52
Assault with a Dangerous Weapon
Being Abroad at Night: Time
Breaking Glass on Highway
Breaking and Entering Night Time and Larceny
Disorderly Conduct
Disturbing the Peace .
Drunkenness
False Alarms
Giving False Name to Police Officer
Having Alcoholic Beverage on School Grounds Inebriates
Insane
Larceny
Lewd and Lascivious
Malicious Burning of a Dwelling
Malicious Injury to Property
Neglected Children
Neglect of Children
Non-Support
Receiving Stolen Property
Stubborn and Disobedient Trespassing
Truants
Vagrancy
Violation of the Dog Law
Violation of Probation
Violation of Parole
Violation of Illegitimate Child Act
Violation of the School Law
1 !
Automobile Violations :
Allowing an Improper Person to Operate
Failing to Slow at Intersection .
Operating under Influence of Liquor
26 15
Operating So As To Endanger
Operating Without License
Operating after Revocation
1
Operating Unregistered Motor Vehicle
Operating Uninsured Motor Vehicle
Operating with Attached Plates
Leaving the Scene of Accident
Speeding
Other Violations
Using Motor Vehicle without Authority
Violation of One Way Street Law
Reckless Operating of . Motor Vehicle
5 2 11 20 1
14 1 2
3 1 2 22
6
18 3 1 3
16 34 1 1 1 7 2 62 2 2 4 3 3 4 19 1 3
2 2
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Report of City Marshal
Automobile Violations :
Operating after Suspension of License 1
1
Operating with Forged License 1
Operating without Registration in Possession 3
Minors Operating Motor Vehicle With Alcoholic Beverage in Possession .. 3
Disposed of as Follows
Appealed
28
Bound over to Grand Jury
10
Cases Continued
62
Cases Dismissed
42
Cases Not Guilty
26
Committed to Danvers Hospital
20
Committed to Youth Service Board
3 mac
Committed to the Essex County Training School
2
Committed for Non-Payment of Fine
3
Committed to State Farm, Bridgewater
5
Committed to State Farm, Bridgewater, Suspended
7 1
Committed to Woman's Prison, Sherborn
Defaulted
Fined and Paid
$1,360.00
167
Fined and Susperded
$ 290.00
7
House of Correction
52
House of Correction Suspended
53
Ordered to Pay Costs
1
Ordered to Make Restitution
2
Placed on File
34
Put on Probation
58
Released by Probation
42
Turned over to other Officers
21
Turned over to Armed Forces
3
Miscellanous
Amount of Property Reported Lost
$30,980.03
Amount of Property Recovered .
$16,614.70
Amount of Imprisonment Imposed (days)
2950
Amount of Imprisonment Imposed ( days) Suspended.
4615
Accidents Reported
205
Ambulance Calls
12
Assisted other Officers
262
Automobiles Stolen
30
Automobiles Recovered
18
Buildings found Open and Secured
384
Bicycles Stolen
16
Bicycles Recovered
34
Complaints Investigated
3125
Dangerous Wire and Poles Reported
50
Defective Places in Street Reported
12
Defective Places in Sidewalk Reported
30
Escorts Furnished Processions and Parados
30
Fire Alarms given Box
5
Injured Persons Assisted
33
Intoxicated Persons Helped Home
7
Lights Reported out in Stores
6
Lost Children Restored to Parents
29
71
Dead Animals found in Street.
Duty Calls
31,804
Operating after Rights Suspended
Committed to Youth Service Board Suspended
Committed to Department of Public Welfare
Report of City Marshal
Number of Visits to Liquor Places
3093
Officers for Extra Duty at Ward Rooms
21
Officers for Extra Duty at Church
2
Officers for Extra Duty
509
Officers for Extra Duty at Ball Games
Officers for Extra Duty at High School
37 5
Officers for Extra Duty at Dance Halls
23 52 2
Officers for Extra Duty at Circus
Safes found Open
1
Sick Persons Assisted
Street Lights Reported Out
Water found running in Buildings
15 6
Windows found open and Secured
Windows found Broken
Summons served for other Police
Dog Bites
Breaking and Entering at Night Time
Attempt Breaking and Entering at Night Time
False Alarm Sounded
Bicycles Registered
135
Pistol Permits Issued
73 1
Fatal Accidents
Sudden Deaths and Medicial Examiner Notified
Persons Missing from Home
Fingerprints Taken
Armed Holdups
1 112 6
Traffic Lights Reported Out
398
Messages Delivered
205
No-Fix Summons Issued
198
Burglar Alarm Sounded
36
Animals Killed by Automobiles
36
Arrests for out of town Police
7
Guard for Money Transfers
431
Officers on Court Duty
300
Animals Struck by Automobiles
101
Respectfully submitted
James & Sullivan James E. Sullivan
City Marshal
10 24 109
Yellow Tags for Parking Issued
Notified to License Dogs
Visits to Parks-Playgrounds-Wharfs
309
Water main burst, Superintendent Notified
24 155
Officers for Extra Duty at Theatres
38 78 250 87 64 14 20
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FIRE DEPARTMENT
Total number of bell alarms 143
Breakdown of bell alarms;
Bell alarms for fires
87
False alarms- 25
Chiefs Calls- 18
Faulty sprinkler systems- 7
Bomb hoaks-
Accidental 3
There were four two alarm fires.
Total number of still alarms- 476
Number of building fires --
33
Breakdown of building fires; 17 Dwellings 1 Factory
5 Stores 3 Sheds
1 Nursing Home
1 School
2 Garage 1 Church
1 Motel 1 Apartment-Business block
Automobile fires- 43
Grass and woods fires-
88
Other type fires;
42 Rubbish
3 Television sets
38 Dump
2 Fuel oil spills
36 Leaves
2 Boats
29 Oil Burners
2 Food left in oven
18 Electrical Fixtures
2 Wires down and burning
15 Faulty sprinklers
2 Refrigerators
13 Heating units checked in flooded cellars.
1 Broken steam pipe
12 Wash away gasoline
1 Mattress
6 Chimney fires
1 Trailer truck
7 Smoke odor calls
1 Electric motor
6 Accident stand-by.
1 Mail truck
5 Junk yards
1 Lumber pile
4 False phone calls
1 Bridge
4 Store awnings
1 Stove
4 Clothes dryers
1 Rubbish truck
4 Faulty furnace
1 Tree house.
3 Broken water pipes
3 Gas leaks
Calls for rescue boat- 3
Fire permits issued -- 325
Injuries to men in line of duty- 64
Breakdown of Chiefs Calls;
5 Amesbury
2 Seabrook N.H.
3 Newbury 2 For local incidents
2 Salisbury 1 Ipswich
2 West Newbury 1 Rowley
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1 Washing machine
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Total number of ambulance calls -- 856 Total manhours worked on ambulance- 1678 hrs Number of times oxygen administered- 47 Total time oxygen used on patients 13 hrs Number of out of town trips made- 191 Breakdown of out of town trips;
30 Salisbury
2 Robert Breck Brigham
26 Newbury
2 Pratt Clinic
20 Mass General
2 Stoneham
18 Deaconess
2 Exeter, N.H.
lo Jamaica Plain Vets
1 Lawrence
11 Peter Bent Brigham
1 Brookline
1 Brighton Marine
1 Womans Free
7 walpole
5 New England Bapt.
1 Good Samaritan Hosp
4 Salem
1 Mass Memorial
4 Amesbury
1 Chelsea
3 Haverhill
1 Waltham
3 Danvers
1 Maynard
3 St. Elizabeths
1 Tewksbury
V
Rowley
1 Cambridge
Number of out of town residents conveyed in ambulance during year- 102
Breakdown of out of town residents;
30 Newbury
1 Winthrop
lo Salisbury
1 Marblehead
6 Haverhill
1 Seabrook, N.H.
6 West Newbury
1 North Hampton, N.H.
5 Boston
1 Plaistow, N.H.
Amesbury
1 Ossippee, N.H.
2 Rowley
1 Portsmouth, N.H.
1 Cambridge
1 Colchester, Vt. 1 Bangor, Me.
1 Groton
1 Lowell
1 North East Harbor, Me
1 Salem
1 Gorham, Me.
1 Lynnfield
Hicksville, N.Y.
1 Swampscott
1 Magnolia, N.J.
1 Foxboro
1 Greensburg, Ky.
1 Saugus
Respectfully submitted, /1.1. Varken
Warren O. Page, Chief of Fire Department.
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10 west Newbury
Childrens Hospital
1 Wellesley
SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
To His Honor the Mayor and
Members of the City Council
Gentlemen :
I submit herewith my annual report for the year 1965:
Number of business places checked 146
Scales and balances sealed
83
Scales and balances adjusted
14
Scales and balances condemned
3
Weights sealed
125
Weights adjusted
5
Weights condemned
2
Gasoline pumps sealed
62
Gasoline pumps adjusted
4
Bulk Storage tanks sealed
3
Oil Trucks sealed
25
Oil Trucks adjusted
2
Kerosene-oil pumps sealed
5
Yard Sticks
3
I visited stores throughout the City during the year to check prepackaged meats, vegetables, fruits and goods. Found excellent conditions prevailing, and all merchants were most cooperative.
All avoirdupois, metric and apothecary weights were checked for accuracy at the State Division and my working weights adjusted accordingly.
I turned into the City Treasurer the sum of $288.75, which was collected by me, in fees for the year ending December 31, 1965.
Respectfully submitted,
Leo A Murray
Leo H. Murray, Sealer of Weights and Measures
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BOARD OF HEALTH
BIOLOGICS DISPENSED
The department continued as the distributing center for biological supplies. Bio- logics dispensed in 1965 are as follows: diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis, diphtheria tetanus toxoids combined, diphtheria and tetanus toxoids (adults), immune serum glob- ulin, small pox vaccine and needles, poliomyelitis (sabin, Silver nitrate, tetanus antitoxin, rabies vaccine, tetanus toxoid, old tuberculin, schick test, measles vac- cine (Schwartz strain), Tine test, enteric outfits, gonorrhea outfits, sputum culture outfits, TB gastric culture outfits, throat culture outfits, tumor kits, Wasserman tubes.
LICENSES & PERMITS ISSUED
Burial permits, carbonated beverages, disposal works construction, frozen desserts, funeral directors, masseurs, milk licenses, motel, pasteurization, plumbing permits, gas permits.
DEATHS
RESIDENTS
Male
83
Female
88
Non-residents
Male
46
Female
34
RESIDENT DEATHS CLASSIFIED ACCORDING TO THE INTERNATIONAL LISTINGS
II CANCER AND OTHER TUMORS (45-57)
46a
Esophagus
1
d Rectum
1
e Intestines (except duodenum & rectum)
7
f Liver & biliary passage
4
47a
Larnyx
1
c Bronchus
1
d Lung
1
48b Other and unspecified sites
1
49a Ovary
1
52a
Kidney
1
B Bladder
1
53 Cancer of the skin (except vulva and scrotum)
1
55b Bone (except jaw bone and accessory sinuses)
1
e Other and unspecified organs
3
III RHEUMATISM, DISEASES OF NUTRITION AND OF THE ENDOCRINE GLANDS, OTHER GENERAL DISEASES, AND AVITAMINOSES (58-71)
61 Diabetes mellitus 2
IV DISEASES OF THE BLOOD AND BLOOD-FORMING ORGANS (72-76)
73 Other and unspecified anemias 1
VI DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM AND SENSE ORGANS (80-89)
83a Cerebral hemorrhage or effusion (excluding birth in- 23 juries )
b Cerebral embolism and thrombosis 10
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BOARD OF HEALTH
VI DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM AND SENSE ORGANS (80-89)
83c Paralysis agitans (except result of encephalitis) 1
d Disseminated sclerosis 1
VII DISEASES OF THE CIRCULATORY SYSTEM (90-103)
93d Chronic myocarditis and myocardial degeneration 15
e Other myocarditis (not specified as acute) 11
94a Diseases of the coronary arteries 62
97 Arteriosclerosis (except coronary or renal sclerosis 12
95c Other diseases of the heart, not specified as rheumatic 1
96 Aneurysm (except of heart and aorta) 2
103 Other diseases of the circulatory system 2
VIII DISEASES OF THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM (104-114)
107 Bronchopneumonia
9
108 Lobar pneumonia
3
109 Pneumonia (unspecified)
11la Hemorrhagic infarction and thrombosis of the lungs 6
111c Chronic and unspecified congestion of the lungs 2
113 Pulmonary emphysema 1
IX DISEASES OF THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM (115-129)
120a Diarrhea and enteritis
1
122b Intestinal obstruction
3
124b Cirrhosis of the liver (without mention of alcoholism) 1
129 Peritonitis (cause not stated) 1
X- DISEASES OF THE GENITO-URINARY SYSTEN (130-139)
13la Arteriosclerotic kidney
1
b Other chronic nephritis
3
133a Pyelitis, pyelonephritis, and pyelocystitis 5
133b Other diseases of the kidneys and ureters 1
XIV CONGENITAL MALFORMATIONS (157)
157f Other congenital malformations of the cardiovascular 1
system
XV DISEASES PECULIAR TO THE FIRST YEAR OF LIFE (158-161)
159 Premature birth (cause not stated) 4
160c Other injuries at birth 3
161a Asphyxia (cause not specified), atelectasis 1
C Other specified diseases peculiar to the first year of l life.
XVII VIOLENT OR ACCIDENTAL DEATHS (163-198)
164g Suicide by other or unspecified means 1
170c Automobise accidents (except collisions with trains) 6
183 Accidental drowning
1
186a Fall
5
195e Other and unspecified accidents 2
XVIII ILL-DEFINED AND UNKNOWN CAUSES (199-200-)
200a Ill-defined 7
Three deaths were under investigation when this report was compiled.
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BOARD OF HEALTH
Pre-school children received smallpox vaccinations on the 4th of April.
School children, in grades four, eight and twelve, were immunized against tetanus and diphtheria the week of April 26 through 30.
Approximately 1160 persons were x-rayed when the mobile unit was in the City on the twenty first of September; many of the food-handlers took advantage of this opportunity.
A Diabetic Detection program was held during the 'National Diabetic Detection Week' November 14 through 21.
Respectfully submitted, Dr. George Danis, Chairman Dr. Joseph Cotreau, Member Mr. Joseph Skovron, Member
by
Todd C. Woodworth
Todd C. Woodworth, Director
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE
REPORT OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE
To His Honor the Mayor and
Members of the City Council
Gentlemen:
The gross expenditures for the Board of Public Welfare for the year 1965 were $792,724.27. The gross receipts for 1965 totaled $643,452.89, leaving an approximate net cost to the City of Newbury- port of $149, 271.38.
Expenditures for recipients of Public Assistance should show a per capita rise during the year 1966, due to an increase in the Cost of Living Index which is reflected in the current State budgetary pro- cedures.
The anticipated net cost of Medical Vendor payments, due to the eligibility of our Senior Citizens in the "Medicare" program, can- not be estimated prior to the inauguration of said program.
The net cost to the City of Newburyport, in all categories of assistance including administration, should show a slight decrease due to the change in fiscal claiming procedures of 1966.
Respectfully submitted,
Henryw Jobray , Chairman anthony Mattheus
Donald Q Eck
DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE
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1965
GROSS EXPENDITURES
RECEIPTS Other Cities
Can. &
Approx. Net Cost to City
Federal
State
& Towns
Refunds
Recoveries
*O.A.A.
$279,086.63
$138,270.35
$90,956.00
$ 287.93
$2,333.84
$ 222.00
$47,016.51
*M.A.A.
226,391.08
111,925.46
75,880.85
450.24
2,067.27
36,067.26
*A.F.D.C.
134,943.40
63,879.50
43,328.97
9,647.94
18,086.99
*D.A.
75,088.68
26,083.90
24,615.25
1,888.02
231.54
22,269.97
*G.R.
15,078.07
4,120.64
1,248.70
35.00
9,673.73
TOTALS
$730,587.86
$340,159.21
$238,901.71 $1,536.63
$14,355.04
$2,520.81
$133,114.46
*Old Age Assistance
*Medical Assistance for the Aged
*Aid to Families with Dependent Children
*Disability Assistance
*General Relief
1965
RECEIPTS
GROSS EXPENDITURES
Federal
State
Approx. Net Cost to City
Welfare Adm.
including Salaries
$62,136.41
$33,446.24
$12,533.25
$16,156.92
Gross Total Expenditures Including Administration
$792,724.27
Gross Total Receipts Including Administration
643,452.89
Approximate Net Cost to City for All Categories of Assistance Including Administration
$149,271.38
BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE
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1965
EXPENDITURES FOR ASSISTANCE
O.A.A.
M.A.A.
A.F.D.C.
D.A.
G.R.
TOTALS
Cash Payments
$206,108.61
$5,546.59
$118,054.27
$39,556.11
$2,571.60
$371,837.18
Medical Vendor Payments
72,158.60
219,676.71
16,529.38
35,016.47
5,206.40
348,587.56
Other Vendor Payments
819.42
1,167.78
359.75
516.10
7,222.47
10,085.52
Payments to Other Cities & Towns
--
--.
---
77.60
77.60
on Newburyport Settled Cases
Total Expenditures for All
$279,086.63
$226,391.08
$134,943.40
$75,088.68
$15,078.07
$730,587.86
Categories of Assistance
WELFARE ADMINISTRATION
Salaries
$58,112.75
Other
4,023.66
TOTAL
$62,136.41
BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE
PHYSICIANS
1965
O.A.A.
M.A.A.
A.F.D.C.
D.A.
G.R.
TOTAL
Dr. Ames
613.00
417.00
$ 45.00
$ 92.00
$
$1,167.00
Anglem
5.00
10.00
15.00
Boyd
55.00
Bullard
307.00
160.00
29.00
496.00
Collins
24.00
24.00
Councilman
53.00
24.00
21.00
98.00
Danis
2,876.00
1,768.00
325.00
84.00
35.00
5,088.00
Dervan
991.00
1,381.00
690.00
208.00
53.00
3,323.00
Deschamps
5.25
5.25
Duford
20.00
-..
20.00
Duncan
5.00
---
---
5.00
Farren
90.00
90.00
Garnett
6.00
Goldgerg
92.00
92.00
Grassi
6.00
Grush
3.00
Guptill
5.00
Hugenberger
10.00
---
10.00
20.00
Jewett
5.00
5.00
Johnson
1,113.00
895.00
277.00
411.00
8.00
2,704.00
Kaplan
350.00
459.00
11.00
500.00
10.00
1,330.00
Kneller
291.00
337.00
219.00
84.00
54.00
985.00
Leary
5,441.00
3,621.00
275.00
794.00
3.00
10,134.00
Longley
39.00
3.00
3.00
202.00
Marsh
30.00
Miller
---
40.00
25.00
25.00
Nichols
5.00
5.00
Papaioanou
8.00
5.00
102.00
6.00
121.00
Peirce
145.00
174.00
319.00
Petranek
15.00
15.00
Rogers
177.00
30.00
54.00
62.00
323.00
Sapereto
95.00
Sullivan
5.00
5.00
Swiss
420.00
284.00
51.00
436.00
1,191.00
Tye
35.00
15.00
50.00
Walsh
20.00
Wheeler
40.00
-
40.00
Whitten
29.40
30.10
59.50
TOTALS
$12,988.65
$10,179.10
$2,126.00$2,823.00
$166.00
$28,282.75
30.00
40.00
Neptune
66.00
66.00
Pearson
157.00
3.00
5.00
3.00
3.00
6.00
55.00
82
20.00
95.00
BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE
DRUGS 1965
O.A.A.
M. A.A.
A.F.D.C.
D.A.
G.R.
TOTAL
Battle Street Pharmacy
$
$ 119.80
$ ---
$ ---
---
$ 119.80
Boyle's Drug Store
408.10
-..
---
---
408.10
Bettie C. Boyle
21.30
---
---
21.30
Central Pharmacy
29.80
29.80
Colonial Pharmacy
1,848.90
3,524.35
30.10
524.90
5,928.25
Conley's Drug Store
4.25
19.20
23.45
Eaton's Drug Store
4,422.25
4,753.85
363.50
2,833.90
141.90
12,515.40
Elm Drug
173.75
173.75
Gowen's Drug Store
29.30
29.30
Haydn's Family Pharmacy
6,054.90
2,566.45
995.90
813.80
184.60
10,615.65
Highland Pharmacy
155.55
155.55
Hoyt's Drug Co., Inc.
2,179.35
1,842.13
518.65
449.20
66.10
5, 055. 43
D. L. Lynch Pharmacy
2,389.10
1,638.60
391.35
112.50
4.70
4,536.25
Lynn Drug Co.
9.90
42.25
52.15
Mt. Washington Pharmacy
14.80
..
-
---
14.80
Newman Pharmacy
5.85
---
---
---
5.85
North End Pharmacy
1,285.80
856.70
254.20
1,094.95
27.60
3,519.25
No. Leominster Pharmacy
173.80
173.80
Quint Drug
6.80
137.80
137.80
Roche Pharmacy
89.10
18.70
107.80
Rowley Pharmacy
243.40
243.40
Salisbury Pharmacy
465.30
1,540.50
8.80
154.24
2,168.84
Saunder's Drug Store
779.95
362.70
203.65
102.50
4.50
1,453.30
Steven's Drug Co.
374.80
3.90
378.70
Suncoast Pharmacy
5.05
5.05
The Apothecary
5.00
5.00
University Hospital
33.00
12.80
45.80
Wilson Square Drug Co.
3.50
3.50
Zabriskie Pharmacy
125.80
6.60
10.10
142.50
TOTALS
$19,571.90
$19,081.68
$2,819.55
$6,185.64
$442.20
$48,100.97
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--
-- -
83
BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE
--
6.80
Richey's Drug Co.
---
--.
--
---
-
---
---
---
---
24.60
24.60
Mass. General Hospital
BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE
HOSPITALIZATION
1965
No. of
O.A.A.
M.A.A.
A.F.D.C.
D.A.
G.R.
TOTAL
DAYS
Amesbury Hospital
$
282.60
20
Anna Jaques Hospital
29,182.25
$ - 12,853.40
$ 6.50
$ 323.60
$ 1,469.36 2,190.31
$ 612.70 56,464.84 3,456.36
1,858
Childrens' Hospital
74
Commonwealth Clinic Lab.
3.00
44.33
44.33
그를
Johnson Clinic
28.60
22.45
27.00
78.05
Lahey Clinic
30.00
23.05
2.50
---
2.50
739.07
11
Mass. General Hospital
1,480.75
70.45
804.46 6.00
1,031.60
71.32
3,458.58
71
Mass. Memorial Hospital
28.75
New England Baptist Hospital
707.07
707.07
21
New England Deaconess
549.32
382.85
932.17
17
Peter Bent Brigham
538.32
35.00
6.00
3.00
582.32
12
Pondville Hospital
1,025.00
2,050.00
1,700.00
4,775.00
191
Robert Breck Brigham
3.50
22.00
453.18
478.68
13
Suncoast Medical Clinic
6.00
2,748.06
387.39
3,135.45
432
University Hospital
567.97
1,048.56
29.00
48.65
61.20
1,755.38
33
TOTALS
$33,690.06
$16,982.81
$5,934.38
$16,606.02
$4,179.58
$77,392.85
2,758₺
-
53.05
Lawrence General Hospital
Mass. Eye & Ear Infirmary
519.32
219.75
4.05
7.05
Haverhill Municipal Hospital
60.50
3,785.87
9,173.96
1,266.05
6.00
6.00
Free Hospital for Women
60.50
Joslin Clinic
6.00
Nantucket Cottage Hospital
28.75
3.00
3.00
Salem Hospital
6.00
Tewksbury Hospital
...
BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE
84
BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE
NURSING HOMES
1965
O.A.A.
M.A.A.
A.F.D.C.
D.A.
G.R.
TOTAL
Charles Nursing Home
$
$ 2,814.15
$ ---
$ 2,814.15
Colonial Manor Nursing Home
254.43
33,944.88
578.25
578.25
Grandview Nursing Home
397.59
397.59
Greenleaf House Nursing Home
299.83
21,050.32
21,350.15
Kenoza Nursing Home
2,814.15
2,814.15
Keystone Nursing Home
1,560.73
1,560.73
Mt. Rural Nursing Home
11,562.71
11,562.71
Parkside Nursing Home
6,137.16
6,137.16
Pleasant View Nursing Home
2,289.95
2,289.95
St. Lukes Nursing Home
323.82
Sea View Nursing Home
4,110.69
277.56
4,388.25
Sil-Dalia Nursing Home
2,814.15
2,814.15
Spring Valley Nursing Home
2,804.54
2,804.54
Whittier Hall Nursing Home
2,737.29
23.13
2,760.42
Worcester Park Nursing Home
763.29
75,482.99
6,053.73
82,300.01
TOTALS
$1,317.55
$170,521.30
$7,256.49
$179,095.34
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Average number of cases per month --- 72
85
BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE
34,199.31
Fainsworth Nursing Home
323.82
BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE
SPECIAL SERVICES
1965 CHIROPODISTS
O.A.A.
M. A. A.
A.F.D.C.
D.A.
G.R.
TOTAL
Dr. Bailey
Callahan
12.00
12.00
---
24.00
Coyle
4.00
4.00
Hewitt
133.00
121.00
30.00
284.00
Katzew
4.00
--
4.00
Kirsner
317.00
105.00
422.00
Lynch
15.00
15.00
McNamara
170.00
130.00
36.00
336.00
Motley
3.00
34.00
37.00
Snyder
4.00
12.00
12.00
Willard
4.00
4.00
TOTALS
$639.00
$465.00
$66.00
$1,170.00
EYE CARE
Dr. Barnard
$484.25
$
$166.50
$ 85.00
$22.00
$ 757.75
Beetham
118.00
105.00
97.50
35.00
355.50
Birdsall
125.00
61.00
5.00
5.00
196.00
Bowers
11.00
11.00
Breed
17.00
17.00
Cohen
142.00
134.00
104.00
47.00
427.00
Grafflin
114.50
86.00
-
200.50
Mass.Eye & Ear Inf .---
17.50
17.50
Murdy
83.00
90.50
158.00
63.00
394.50
Ryan
23.00
23.00
Shepperson
97.00
60.00
35.00
54.00
246.00
Swartz
28.00
54.00
82.00
TOTALS
$1,202.75
$653.50
$606.50
$289.00
$22.00
$2,773.75
Dr. Baker
$
$
$158.00
$
$
$ 158.00
Birdsall
14.00
14.00
Cotreau
-
379.00
36.00
415.00
Davitt
946.00
946.00
Malloy
183.00
1,979.00
2,162.00
Nice
184.00
285.00
66.00
404.00
197.00
1,136.00
O' Connell
91.00
95.00
63.00
249.00
Plouff
15.00
166.00
181.00
Samaras
-
-
100.00
100.00
Tenenbaum
205.00
---
205.00
Walton
376.00
365.00
111.00
69.00
921.00
Wheeler
38.00
468.00
170.00
676.00
TOTALS
$886.00
$760.00
$4,646.00
$610.00
$266.00
$7,168.00
SERVICES OF DISTRICT NURSE
Newburyport
Health Centre $1,176.00
.-
$1,023.00
$2,199.00
¢
$
---
$
$ 4.00
$ 4.00
20.00
--
20.00
Stack
4.00
Thibault
6.00
6.00
McNamara
40.00
40.00
Berg
DENTAL
5.00
5.00
O' Connor
86
ONE HUNDRED AND TENTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY NEWBURYPORT, MASSACHUSETTS
BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR 1965
David Birrell Freeman Condon Norman Espovich Mrs. A. Vincent Kelleher
Mrs. William F. O'Brien, Jr. Mrs. Robert E. Roode James G. Zafris
TRUSTEES OF THE BUILDING FUND AND PERMANENT MEMBERS OF THE BOARD
John J. C. Coffin James ". Connolly Rev. Laurence Hayward
EX-OFFICIO
George H. Lawler, Jr. (Mayor)
James A. Croteau (President of the City Council)
LIBRARIAN Katherine M. Kuechle
LIBRARY STAFF
Elizabeth M. Brennon, Assistant
Eleanor M. Clancy, Children's Librarian
Eleanor E. Gannon, Cataloger
Bessie W. P. Hills, Assistant
Eleanor Peabody, Assistant (Elected Nov. 30, 1965)
Eleanor H. Rogers, Assistant Marian G. Todd (Retired Oct. 31, 1965) Rose Williams, Assistant
SUBSTITUTES
Gladys Stevens Carolyn Van Bokkelen
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