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TOWN OF NORWOOD
REPORT OF BALCH SCHOOL ADDITION CONSTRUCTION COMMITTEE
Pursuant to the vote taken under Article 5 of the Special Town Meeting of March 2, 1964 the Moderator appointed the following members to serve as the Balch School Addition Construction Committee: John A. Abdallah, Arthur B. Rodgers, Julia A. Lewis, John W. Navickas, Arthur H. Gleichauf, Robert MacEachern and Peter Bamber. This committee was given the re- sponsibility of procuring plans, specifications and estimates for the con- struction of an addition to the Balch School.
The committee first met on May 13, 1964. Mr. John A. Abdallah was elected to serve as Chairman. Dr. Philip O. Coakley was invited to attend the meetings for advice in matters related to this project. Miss Lola DiBerto was selected to act as Clerk to the Committee.
The committee interviewed architects in the field of school building construction. Discussions concerning the merits of the several architects were held. After consideration the firm of Korslund, LeNormand & Quann, Inc. of Norwood was selected to undertake this project.
The architect was given the educational specifications for the Addition as prepared by the School Committee. Subsequently, a plan was chosen that best suited the needs of our educational program. Approval of the preliminary plan by the School Building Assistance Commission was re- ceived in October, 1964.
The Committee presented its plans to the Town at a meeting held in Memorial Hall, October 19, 1964.
At the Special Town Meeting, October 22, 1964, funds were appropriated for construction, originally equipping and furnishing an Addition to the Balch School. Approval to borrow funds for this project was received from the Emergency Finance Board, January 1965.
The plans are completed and it is expected that bids will go out in March.
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN A. ABDALLAH, Chairman ARTHUR B. RODGERS JULIA A. LEWIS ARTHUR H. GLEICHAUF JOHN W. NAVICKAS PETER BAMBER ROBERT MacEACHERN
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BALCH SCHOOL ADDITION CONSTRUCTION COMMITTEE: Seated left to right: Arthur H. Gleichauf, Julia A. Lewis, John A. Abdallah, Chairman; Harry J. Korslund, Robert Gordon. Standing left to right: Robert MacEachern, Lola DiBerto, William Ginns, Arthur B. Rodgers, John W. Navickas, E. L. Steinbrenner, Umberto Napoleone.
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CLEVELAND SCHOOL ADDITION CONSTRUCTION COMMITTEE: Standing left to right: William G. Dunn, Frank J. Kelley, David L. Adler, Leonard W. Quann, Everett Dunn. Seated left to right: Dr. Philip O. Coakley, Paul B. Shagoury, Channing W. Souther, Jr., Chairman Ernest G. Paciorkowski, Secretary Joseph W. Wall, Clerk Mrs. Ruth E. McCann.
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REPORT OF SCHOOL BUILDING COMMITTEES
REPORT OF THE CLEVELAND SCHOOL ADDITION BUILDING COMMITTEE
Pursuant to a vote taken under Article 6 at a Special Town Meeting held on March 2, 1964, the Moderator appointed the following members to serve as the Cleveland School Addition Construction Committee; David L. Adler, William G. Dunn, Frank J. Kelley, Ernest G. Paciorkowski, Paul B. Shagoury, Channing W. Souther, Jr., and Joseph W. Wall. The committee's objective was to bring in preliminary plans and specifications for an eight- room addition to the Cleveland School.
On May 12, 1964 an organizational meeting was held at the Cleveland School. Ernest G. Paciorkowski was elected chairman and Finance Com- missioner Joseph W. Wall, secretary. Mrs. Ruth McCann was selected clerk, and a representative of the Norwood School Department, preferably Dr. Philip O. Coakley, was invited to attend, enabling the committee to give every possible consideration to recommendations made from the school system.
Preliminary plans and educational specifications were given a stamp of approval by both the State Building Assistance Commission and the Special Town Meeting of October 22, 1964. The amount of $352,750.00 was voted by Town Meeting and plans were approved by the State Building Assistance Cominission.
A group of residents petitioned for a referendum to rescind Town Meeting action, but the addition was upheld by the voters on December 9, 1964. The committee organized for the actual construction phase of work, the two previous officers again being elected by the committee.
At present the committee is working on final plans, with bids expected to be out by the middle of February and completion of the addition antici- pated by early 1966.
Respectfully submitted,
ERNEST G. PACIORKOWSKI, Chm. JOSEPH W. WALL, Secretary DAVID L. ADLER WILLIAM G. DUNN
FRANK J. KELLEY PAUL B. SHAGOURY CHANNING B. SOUTHER, JR.
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TOWN OF NORWOOD
REPORT OF JOHN P. OLDHAM SCHOOL BUILDING COMMITTEE
The John P. Oldham Elementary School on Prospect Street was opened for occupancy in September 1958 with 416 children enrolled. In September 1964 the enrollment was increased to 540. Due to the increased enrollment it has been necessary to utilize the library facility as a temporary class-
On Sunday, March 1. 1964 the school was officially dedicated and the keys to the building were presented to Francis X. Sheehan. Chairman of the School Committee. Town Officials. Town Meeting Members and the public were invited to take part in the dedication ceremony. John A. Abdallah. member of the Ballding Committee was Chairman of the program. We were fortunate to have as our honored guest speaker the Honorable James A. Barke of Milton. The Committee was equally grateful to Congressman Barke for his thoughtfulness in having the dedication proceedings entered into the Congressional Record of March 5. 1964.
We were also pleased to have among our guests several members of the Oldham Family and wish to acknowledge their generosity in presenting to the school a picture of John P. Oldham and furniture for the lobby in memory of John P. Oldham.
It is sodeipated that the Committee will complete its work during this year and will prepare a imal report for submission to the Town Meeting.
The Committee is most appreciative of the invaluable assistance and cooperation given to us by the Superintendent of Schools Dr. Philip O. Coakley, the School Department and the many other Town Departments who have been so helpful in completing this project.
Respectfully submitted.
JOSEPH P. OLSHAN. Chairman JOHN A. ABDALLAH MRS. JOHN P. DIXON MRS. ROBERT E. HEMMAN AMBROSE J. SELLE ARTHUR B. RODGERS FRANCIS X. SHEEHAN
ELIZABETH V. SEVERSON. Sec'y. John P. Oldham Elementary School Building Committee
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REPORT OF SCHOOL BUILDING COMMITTEES
REPORT OF THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HOUSING STUDY COMMITTEE
At the organizational meeting of January 2, 1964, following the resig- nation of Chairman Arthur B. Rodgers and Mr. Francis X. Sheehan, Jr., Mr. John A. Abdallah was elected Chairman of the Elementary School Housing Study Committee which was originally appointed by the Town Moderator after authorization under Article 8 at the Special Town Meeting on April 27, 1960. With the resignation early in 1964 of Mrs. Alena Wisgirda and Mr. Joseph R. Olshan, the committee now consists of five members.
The plans for construction of the addition to the Balch School and the eight-room addition to the Cleveland School authorized at Special Town Meeting of October 22, 1964 are now underway, with Korslund, LeNormand & Quann, Inc., as architects for both projects.
The committee is preparing to study further school needs and to report to the next Annual Town Meeting on March 25, 1965.
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN A. ABDALLAH, Chairman JEAN R. BROWN GRAFTON J. CORBETT, JR. PAUL MURPHY JOSEPH W. WALL
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TOWY OF NORWOOD
REPORT OF TOWN TREASURER January 1. 1964 to December 81. 1964
Balance January 1. 1954
$1.355.217.75
Received from:
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Corporation Taxes $41.625.50
Income Tax 410.903.95
Summer Recreation for the Physically Handicapped 606.25
Voustiensl Eineaden
Mes! Tax S.$59.81
Transportation of Papils 15.$11.47
Highway Reimbursements - Chapter 90
1,999.97
Highway Reimbursement - Chapter :S2
24.500.00
Highway Lowering of Water Main
1.466.57
Reimbursement - Loss of Taxes
2.255.90
National Defense Education
5.922.90
State All Free Public Libraries
6.224.50
English Speaking Cisss 325.55
Reimbursement - School Construction 122165.35
T. S. Grants:
Old Age Assistance 75.212.74
Old Age Assistante - Administration 2.224.54
Aid to Families with Dependen; Children 00.600.05
Aid to Familles with Dependent Children - Administration 1.518 42
Disability Assistance
Disability Assistance - LEministration
Medical AssistBare for the Age: 54.542.13
Medical Assistance for the Aged - Administrados 1.141.72
Intercepter Sewer
Smith - Hughes - George Bordet Fani
363
REPORT OF TOWY TREASURER
Nortolk County:
Highway Reimbursement - Chapter 84 1,933.97
Doz License Returns 1,431.60
District Court Fines 2,031 10
Jail Fines 12.04
Parking Violations 483.00
Taxes and Assessments:
Property Taxes
1,110,920.53
Polis
342.60
Motor Vehicle Excise
641,153.15
Apportioned Sewer Assessments 3.898.92
Apportioned Sewer Paid in Advance 6.286.71
Chapportioned Sewer 12 042.35
Water Liens 13, 74.36
Committed Interes: 2,153.33
Apportioned Street Betterments 125.35
Apportioned Water Main Betterments 243.23
Apporticed Water Main Betterments Paid in Advance 233.30
2.954.95
Interest:
Taxes and Assessments 2 142.81
Tax Titles 831.63
Stabilization Fur 10,635.31
Cemetery Trust Fund
High School ize Fund
91.54
Harriet W. Lame Fund 34.50
E. Florence Morse Fani
Amms M. Der Ford 913.53
William T. W.
11.24
Alice H. Plimyter
Post War Rehabili:
14.32
Costs
TOWN OF NORWOOD
Warren H. Caiworth Fani 00.00
re Deposit Fieni
Chi. kering 11
1 111 in and Ons D. Swain Fuzi
Invested 20.555.19
5$1.55
ris Light Comstreetton Loaz
11
1 11
85.95
:51.54
1
27.884.15
16.158.01
151.41
11:54.55
Veteran Sarmures
365
REPORT OF TOWN TREASURER
Guarantee Deposits:
Electric
Water Sewer Drains
Light Sidewalks Plans and Specifcations
Departmental Receipts:
Towz Clerk and Aco
Marriage Intentions
Recording Fees
51.00
Certifying Fees
Dog Licenses
Sporting Licenses
Street Lists
Mortgages
Cemetery I
Cemetery - S
Cemetery perzal Care
Cemetery - Private Work
Selectmez
Liquor Licenses
Azto Licenses
1 Day Ligner Licenses
Gasoline Pecans
Pinball Mac hine Licenses
Sunday Licenses
Miscellaneous Licenses
565
TOWN OF NORWOOD
Special School D
Spects: School wealth of Mass. 480081.25
Women's Co
Special Services
Industrial Ar
55.00
165.78
ITE CRS
and Gas Fees
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Fire Deep
Planning Board - Side of Koning By-Lave
Salvage Rights
S. Grant
二
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Gazeral Ret
TEEISM'S S T
Medit
113.31
Dis
Sec. -
Polke SSIstts . PLi ERSHIT 11.35
Greny Ins:
二:
1.511.41
368
TOWN OF NORWOOD
School Lunch Revolving Fund
5,147.99
E & D 14,236.50
Treasurer's Incidentals
58.50
General Relief Incidental Account
30.00
School Instruction Supplies
522.90
Public Works Pension Account
37.84
Police New Uniform Account
75.00
Clerk and Accountant Personal Services Account
78.54
Drain Construction Account
11.25
Federal Withholding Tax Deduction Account
35,541.50
State Withholding Tax Deduction Account
4,323.44
Civil Defense 99.90
School Equipment Rep. and Rep.
18.06
Conservation Committee Account
15.40
Miscellaneous Receipts :
Airport Rental
1,284.55
Hydrant Rental
9,800.00
In lieu of Taxes
2,700.00
Fee for Collecting State Income Tax
312.95
Gift from Orient Lodge AF & AM 500.00
Appeal Board Code
10.00
Tax Title Redemptions
30,451.94
Tax Title Redemptions - Fees
18.00
Sale of Tax Possession Land
415.20
Sale of Tax Possession Land - Excess
6,746.43
Pro Forma Tax 169.60
Parking Meter Receipts
14,313.36
Federal Withholding Tax Deductions
432,169.60
State Withholding Tax Deductions
49,387.23
Bond Deductions
11,611.00
Henry O. Peabody Income Account
35,601.23
369
REPORT OF TOWN TREASURER
In lieu of Road Construction
1,000.00
Road Construction 500.00
Anti Trust Damages 865.59
Municipal Light Loan
213,000.00
Premium on Municipal Light Loan 15.60
Outstanding Account due Town 876.77
Transfer from Municipal Bldg. Account to General Account
386.03
Return of Surplus Revenue Invested
1,700,000.00
Return of Electric Light Loan Investment
55,000.00
Petty Cash Disbursements
School Adiminstration Acount - Philip O. Coakley, Supt.
100.00
Henry O. Peabody School Account 100.00
Welfare 100.00
Library 50.00
Total $12,787,288.93
Less Paid out on Warrants
11,606,611.41
Balance December 31, 1964
1,180,677.52
Add Surplus Revenue Invested
1,100,000.00
Total $2,280,677.52
RAYMOND T. HALLORAN
Treasurer of the Town of Norwood
FIFTIETH ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
TOWN ACCOUNTANT
OF THE
TOWN OF NORWOOD
CLASSIFIED SUMMARY OF TOWN DEBT December 31, 1964
Due in
Year
Light
Sewer
Water
School
Highway
Fire & Police Station 50,000.00
Total 465,000.00
1965
191,000.00
1,000.00
54,000.00
165,000.00
4,000.00
1966
154,000.00
1,000.00
41,000.00
165,000.00
4,000.00
365,000.00
1967
60,000.00
35,000.00
165,000.00
260,000.00
1968
60,000.00
25,000.00
145,000.00
230,000.00
1969
20,000.00
145,000.00
165,000.00
1970
20,000.00
145,000.00
165,000.00
1971
20,000.00
145,000.00
165,000.00
1972
20,000.00
145,000.00
165,000.00
1973
20,000.00
145,000.00
165,000.00
1974
140,000.00
140,000.00
1975
140,000.00
140,000.00
1976
140,000.00
140,000.00
1977
140,000.00
140,000.00
1978
75,000.00
75,000.00
1979
75,000.00
75,000.00
465,000.00
2,000.00
255,000.00
2,075,000.00
8,000.00
50,000.00
2,855,000.00
Debt Inside Limit 1,325,000.00
Debt Outside Limit
1,530,000.00
INTEREST DUE IN NEXT FIVE YEARS
Due in
Fire & Police
Year
Light
Sewer
Water
School
Highway
Station 1,050.00
Total
1965
10,426.00
60.00
6,705.00
71,440.00
240.00
1966
6,170.50
30.00
5,300.00
65,760.00
120.00
89,921.00 77,380.50
373
REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT
:1967
2,735.00
4,195.00
60,080.00
1968
1,367.50
3,232.50
54,400.00
1969
2,600.00
49,400.00
52,000.00
DEBT OUTSIDE LIMIT December 31, 1964
Due in 1965
Rate
Date of Issue
Date of Maturity
Amount Issued
Balance Dec. 31, 1964
Nos.
Date
Principal
Interest
Sewer 2,000.00
3197-
Nov. 1
1,000.00
60.00
School
3.5
9-1-57
9-1-77
700,000.00
455,000.00
246-280
Sept. 1
35,000.00
15,925.00
3.4
11-15-59
11-15-79
1,000,000.00
750,000.00
251-300
Nov. 15
50,000.00
25,500.00
3.4
11-15-59
11-15-67
160,000.00
60,000.00
101-120
Nov. 15
20,000.00
2,040.00
Highway
3.
11-1-56
11-1-66
48,000.00
8,000.00
3180-3183
Nov. 1
4,000.00
240.00
Fire and Police Station
2.1
11-1-63
11-1-65
100,000.00
50,000.00
3280-
Nov. 1
50,000.00
1,050.00
DEBT OUTSIDE DEBT LIMIT December 31, 1964
Due in 1965
Rate
Issue
Date of Maturity
Amount Issued
Balance Dec. 31, 1964
Nos.
Date
Principal
Interest
School
3.5
9-1-57
9-1-77
680,000.00
246-280
Sept. 1
35,000.00
15,225.00
3.4
11-15-59
11-15-79
500,000.00
435,000.00 375,000.00
126-150
Nov. 15
25,000.00
12,750.00
374
67,010.00 59,000.00
TOWN OF NORWOOD
3.
11-1-56
11-1-66
11,000.00
Date of
Water
2.25
12-1-55
12-1-65
165,000.00
12,000.00
154-165
Dec. 1
12,000.00
270.00
3.
11-1-56
11-1-66
19,000.00
3,000.00
3215-3216
Nov. 1
2,000.00
90.00
3.3
7-15-57
7-15-67
110,000.00
30,000.00
81-90
July 15
10,000.00
990.00
2.6
8-1-58
8-1-73
300,000.00
180,000.00
121-140
Aug. 1
20,000.00
4,680.00
2.25
8-1-63
8-1-68
42,000.00
30,000.00
5-6
Aug. 1
10,000.00
675.00
Light
2.25
12-1-55
12-1-65
129,000.00
12,000.00
118-129
Dec. 1
12,000.00
170.00
2.6
8-1-58
8-1-68
50,000.00
20,000.00
31-35
Aug. 1
5,000.00
520.00
2.25
8-1-63
8-1-68
280,000.00
220,000.00
13-23
Aug. 1
55,000.00
4,950.00
2.2
7-15-64
7-15-66
135,000.00
135,000.00
3281-
July 15
70,000.00
2,970.00
2.2
12-15-64
12-15-66
78,000.00
78,000.00
3283-
Dec. 15
49,000.00
1,716.00
LIMITATION OF INDEBTEDNESS
Under Section 10, Chapter 44, General Laws as amended, the amount the Town may borrow in addition to present debt is as follows:
1962 Real and Personal Property
Valuation Net
54,610,000.00
1962 Motor Vehicle Excise
Valuation Net
7,208,300.00
1963 Real and Personal Property
Valuation Net
57,235,950.00
1963 Motor Vehicle Excise
Valuation Net
7,915,000.00
1964 Real and Personal Property
Valuation Net
59,213,300.00
1964 Motor Vehicle Excise
Valuation Net
9,096,550.00
Five percent of the average of which is the statutory limit, viz. Total Debt Authorized and issued on December 31, 1964
2,855,000.00
Of this amount the debt outside the debt limit is
1,530,000.00
Debt with in the statutory limitation
1,325,000.00
Available borrowing capacity December 31, 1964
1,929,651.00
375
REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT
195,279,100.00
3,254,651.00
376
TOWN OF NORWOOD
ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT
Receipts and Expenditures for year ending Dec. 31, 1964
Receipts for Expenses Outlay Total
GENERAL REVENUE
Taxes :
1964 Real Estate
3,908,729.48
Personal Property
144,558.45
Motor Vehicle Excise
527,387.38
4,580,675.31
1963 Real Estate
82,504.46
Personal Property
4,303.50
Poll Tax
172.00
Motor Vehicle Excise
106,319.22
193,299.18
1962 Personal Property
763.80
Poll Tax
102.00
Motor Vehicle Excise
5,884.65
6,750.45
1961 Personal Property
31.50
Poll Tax
16.00
Motor Vehicle Excise
537.15
584.65
1960 Personal Property
29.20
Poll Tax
12.00
Motor Vehicle Excise
69.75
110.95
Income Tax Distribution
411,510.21
Corporation Tax Distribution
341,625.80
Military and State Aid
22,008.96
Meal Tax Distribution
8,859.31
784,004.28
Tax Title Sale Excess
6,746.43
Tax Title Sale
415.20
Tax Title Redeemed
30,451.94
Tax Title Pro Forma
169.60
37,783.17
Fines :
District Court
2,073.00
Parking Fines
469.00
2,542.00
Grants : United States Government
Assistance to Aged Citizens 77,437.28
Medical Assistance for Aged
85,983.85
REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT
377
Receipts for Expenses Outlay Total
GENERAL REVENUE - Cont.
Aid to Dependent Children
32,218.47
Disability Assistance
14,139.50
209,779.10
Page Total
5,815,529.09
5,815,529.09
County of Norfolk
Dog License Fund
1,491.08
1,491.08
Licenses and Permits
License fees for 1964
Section 12 Chapter 138:
15-All Alcoholic to be consumed on Premises
7,500.00
6-Club All Alcoholic
2,400.00
Section 15 Chapter 138:
6-Retail Package Stores 3,000.00
4-Wine and Malt Beverages
1,200.00
Section 30A Chapter 138:
3-Registered Pharmacists 900.00
143-One Day Wine & Malt Beverages 1,430.00
16,430.00
Licenses and Permits :
Common Victuallers and Innholders ..
250.00
Public Amusement
50.00
Junk Collector
60.00
Gasoline Permits
57.00
Taxi Licenses
5.00
Bowling Alleys
69.00
Lodging Houses
18.00
Sunday Bowling
112.00
Pinball Machine
340.00
Motor Vehicles
200.00
Sunday Licenses
341.00
Dance Permits
901.00
Others
18.00
Auctioneer
10.00
2,431.00
Page Total
20,352.08
20,352.08
Total Forward
5,815,529.09
5,815,529.09
Total for General Revenue
5,835,881.17
5,835,881.17
378
TOWN OF NORWOOD
Receipts for Expenses Ontlay Total
COMMERCIAL REVENUE
Sewer Assessments:
1964 Levy
S.484.13
1963 Levy
262.79
Apportioned Sewer Assessments :
Paid in Advance
6.026.42
Unapportioned Sewer Assessments ;
1964
12.042.95
Street Betterments:
Paid in Advance 125.25
Total for Commercial Revenue
26.891.54
26.891.54
DEPARTMENTAL REVENUE
General Government :
Rental Airport
1.284.55
160.00
1.444.55
Town Clerk and Accountant Fees Collected for :
Marriage Intentions
490.00
Recording and Certifying Fees
6.990.00
Stree: Listing
575.00
5.054.00
Treasurer and Collector:
Demsais and Costs
2.854.95
Tax Title Release and Cos:
18.00
Certideate Dissolving Betterments
Statement of Liens
1.242.00
4.136.95
Building Inspector :
Permits
$ 475.00
5.475.00
Engineers :
Sale of Maps .
Planning Board :
Sale of Zoning By-LAWS
65.75
55.75
Total fer Departmental Revente
13.221.00
REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT
379
Receipta for Expenses Ontlay Total
PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY
Police Department:
Ambulance Hire
$40.00
Permits
513.25
Parking Meter Receipts
14,313.36
Maintenance and Control of Traffic
175.01
Sale of Junk
31.60
16,372.62
Fire Department:
Permits 129.50
129.50
Sealer of Weights & Measures :
Fees
435.83
435.33
Total ior Protection 16,533 00
16,933.06
HEALTH AND SANITATION
Health Department:
Ere Clinic
Plumbing and Gas Fees
9.424.00
Permits
3,501.00
Sanitation :
Sewer Construction Service & Materiais
Drains
49.34
317.10
Publie Dump :
Salvage Rights
27100
Total for Health and Sanitation
9,453 10
HIGHWAYS
Sidewalks
Sale of Junk
29.00
Use of Equipment
28.57
Chapter 90 Construction
25.533.61
Total for Highways
Garage: Sale of Gas snd Others
568.00
Publie Werks :
Sale of Junk
380
TOWN OF NORWOOD
Receipts for Expenses Outlay Total
WELFARE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts:
Old Age Assistance dne from State ..
27.884.17
Medical Assist. for Aged due from Siste
55.5$1.94
Aid Dependent Children due from State
20.321.76
Disability Assistance die from State 16.168.01
Old Age Assist. Other Municipalities 661.64
General Relief:
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
2.745.55
Other Municipalities
410.40
Petty Cash
100.00
Total for Welfare
123.823.47
123.523.47
Receipts for
Expenses Outlay
Total
EDUCATION
Tuitions :
Siste sad City of Boston
30.510.08
Other Municipalities
S.S92.05
Smith Hughes and Geo. Barden Fund
5.275.00
Telephone
3.51
Mass. Lunch School
.
44.982.51
Sale of Junk
30.00
Renisis
$49.48
High School English Prize Fund
21.24
Approved Voestionsi
39.853.23
H. O. Pesbody Income
$5.601.2$
Janitors Service
554.95
Lunch Counter Receipts
$4.006.75
Athletic Association Revolving
$3.098.44
National Defense Education Act
5.924.90
H. O. Pesbody Sales
5,655.55
Siste Transportstion
15-511.47
Vandalism and Breaking and Entering
2.150.25
Women's Cios Milk Fans
H. W. Lone Food
$4.00
English Speaking Classes
Manual Arts
Total for Education
$14.735.23
314.735.23
LIBRARY
Book Repisosmect
105.07
Fines
5.211.49
Rentals
Service Charge
185.85
Petty Cash
50.00
REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT
381
Receipts for Ontlay Total
LIBRARY - Ccz_ Income:
Alice H. Plimpton Fund
Warren H. Cadwork Fand
20 10
Chickering Fund
22.90
William T. Whedon Fund
31.24
E. Florence Morse Fund
51.21
Marica and Ods Swain Fond
State Aid Free Public Library
12,351.57
Total for Library PLAYGROUND. RECREATION AND PARKS
Hall Rental 31.4.
Recreation Receipts
Swimming Pool
Miscellaneous
Total for Playgrounds. Rec. and Parks VETERANS HOUSING PROJECT Housing Authority : I= Lien ci Taxes
1.231.13
Total for Veterans Housing Project =
MUNICIPAL ELECTRIC LIGHT DEPARTMENT
Electric Energy Sales
1.792.
Overhead Structures
Mainn cf Foles. Wires & District Lines
Fermi:s
3-431.12
Underground Service
Sale of Sersy
Interest
Miscellaneous
Total for Municipal Electric Light WATER WORKS
Water Rates
Hydran: Maintenants
New Meters
Service snd Materia's
1
Water Liens sided to 1964 Taxes
Water Liens added to 1363 Taxes
Water Mains Betterments
Water Mains Paid in Advance
Hydran: Rentsis
Toral for Water Works
35623013
382
TOWN OF NORWOOD
Receipts for Expenses Outlay
Total
CEMETERIES
Sale of Lots and Graves
16,063.00
Interments
11,800.00
Work Ordered
2,166.02
Interest on Perpetual Care Fund
5,412.51
Anna M. Day
212.52
Care of Lots
6,001.00
Total for Cemeteries
25,592.05
16,063.00
41,655.05
INTEREST AND DEBT
Interest:
On Taxes
2,442.71
On Apportionments
2,759.93
On Tax Titles
631.63
Premium on Loan-Electric Light
15.60
Free Cash Investment
20,955.19
Electric Light Loan
590.75
Total for Interest
27,395.81
27,395.81
DEBT
Electric Light Loan
213,000.00
213,000.00
AGENCY
Sporting Licenses Collected for State
4,401.50
Dog Licenses Collected for County ..
2,734.00
Total for Agency
7,135.50
7,135.50
TRUSTS
Cemetery Perpetual Care Bequests
8,550.00
Electric Service Deposits
14,845.00
Drains and Storm Drains
1,839.03
Sewers
15,193.14
Water
14,868.55
Total for Trusts
55,295.72
55,295.72
INVESTMENT
Free Cash
1,700,000.00
Electric Light Loan
55,000.00
Total for Investment
1,755,000.00
1,755,000.00
383
REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT
Receipts for Expenses Outlay Total
REFUNDS
Veterans Service
1,461.86
Old Age Assistance
106.25
Old Age Assistance U. S. Grants
457.80
E & D
18,035.60
Medical Assistance for Aged
393.89
Welfare Incidentals
419.25
Old Age Assistance Recovery Account
303.49
Aid to Dependent Children
244.31
Disability Assistance
41.20
Medical Assistance for Aged
52.50
Police Paid Holidays
16.35
Instruction Supplies-School
522.90
Fire Incidentals
12.74
School Lunch Special
9.72
Treasurer Incidentals
58.50
Aid to Dependent Children U. S. Grants
463.70
Medical Assist. for Aged U. S. Grants
1,000.47
Conservation Committee
15.40
Teachers Retirement Fund
13.58
Police-New Uniforms
75.00
Pension Account-Public Works
37.84
Estimated Receipts
200.90
Federal Withholding Taxes
35,541.50
State Withholding Taxes
4,323.44
Town Clerk and Accountant P.S.
78.54
School Administration
100.00
H. O. Peabody
100.00
School Equip. Repairs & Replacement
18.06
Civil Defense
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