Plainville, Massachusetts annual reports 1960-1965, Part 25

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All cattle brought in from out of State were identified by ear tag and released.


The fall inspection asked for by the State was completed and the report sent to the State.


Respectfully submitted,


EARL B. THOMPSON


Inspector of Animals


94


TOWN OF PLAINVILLE


1962


REPORT OF THE BUILDING INSPECTOR


To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:


Gentlemen:


I herewith submit my report as Building Inspector for the Town of Plainville for the year ending December 31, 1962.


A total of sixty-nine permits were issued, and fees in the amount of $611.50 were turned over to the Town Treasurer.


A total of $505,194.00 was the value placed by the builders of the property covered by these permits.


A new State Sanitary Code went into effect January 1, 1962. All new buildings must have a sanitary inspection before a building per- mit can be issued. Thirty of these inspections were made by the Sani- tary Inspector for the Town of Plainville during this year.


I have inspected all establishments serving food and alcoholic beverages and granted certificates of inspection.


I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Board of Select- men, townspeople, contractors and owners of restaurants and clubs for their courtesy and cooperation.


Respectfully submitted,


CLINTON E. BARTON, SR. Building Inspector


REPORT OF WIRE INSPECTOR


To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:


Gentlemen:


I herewith submit my report as Inspector of Wires for the Town of Plainville for the year ending December 31, 1962.


55 Permits were issued and


$55.00 in fees turned over to the Town Treasurer.


In making my report, I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Board of Selectmen, Town Departments, Contractors, and the townspeople for the cooperation given me during the year.


Respectfully submitted,


EARL J. LAVIN


Inspector of Wires


95


ANNUAL REPORT


1962


REPORT OF THE POLICE COMMISSION


To the Honorable Board of Selectmen,


Gentlemen:


The detailed report of the Chief of Police, containing data on the number of arrests and other police work, will be found under a separ- ate heading.


The request by the Chief of Police for a 5-day week is not en- dorsed by this Commission as we do not think the additional $2,000.00 burden should be thrust upon the taxpayers at this time.


Because of the rapid growth of the Town's population, with a great deal of this growth coming from urban areas, the work of the Police Department has multiplied. The co-operation of the Chief and the two regular members of the force in establishing a school to train intermittent officers and an auxiliary group as a standby force, to augment when necessary, or to replace men leaving the Force is greatly appreciated.


Special thanks should go to the Plainville Police Benefit Associa- tion which supplies uniforms and a great deal of equipment for the members on the force at no cost to the Town. This Association does many things to promote goodwill among the young people of the Town and to bolster the morale of the membership.


The Commission directs attention to the desperate need for larger quarters for the Police Department. Filing cabinets, radio bay station and desk utilizes all the present room and there is not sufficient room for equipment, lockers or the interrogation or holding of prisoners. This is brought about, in part, because of the lack of a lock-up.


The Commission also concerned about the lack of radio communica- tion with neighboring police to the North of the Town. With the advent of the new bank posing possible problems, adequate radio communication is a vital factor in providing police service to the Town and the taxpayers. The Police Department is a valuable asset to the Town. With the growth of the Town, the department is a necessity of greater magnitude each day. Keeping on the high level necessary, requires the co-operation of every member of both the Department and this Commission. This we shall endeavor to do.


96


TOWN OF PLAINVILLE


1962


Appropriation for salaries and wages for 1962


$18,374.00


Appropriation for other expenses including cruiser


4,776.00


Total Expended for 1962 Returned to treasury


$23,150.00


$21,974.93


$1175.07


Money from other sources turned into Town treasury by Depart- ment should be found in the Treasurer's report under receipts. 1961 returns more than paid for the cruiser.


Respectfully submitted,


ALBERT J. BEYERSDORFER


G. W. PRANCE FRANCIS E. McGOWAN


Plainville Police Commission


REPORT OF THE PLAINVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT


To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:


Gentlemen:


I present the annual report of the Police Department for the year ending December 31, 1962.


29 arrests were made during the year.


Crime against public order


24


Crime against property 5


Crime against person 0


Papers served for our department and out of town departments.


Summons


40


Subpoena


2


Capias


1


Warrants


3


Motor Vehicle accidents 141


1962


ANNUAL REPORT


97


Persons injured


43


Fatals 1


136 homes checked during the year.


57 Bikes registered


Paula Dumont won #1 bike plate as a safety award at the Elemen- tary School.


The cruiser traveled 48,627.3 in 1962


Emergency runs made to the Sturdy Hospital total five


1 Emergency run to Boston Children's Hospital.


We appreciate the cooperation that North Attleboro Police, Attle- boro Police and Wrentham Police have rendered to us the past year in our endeavor to make Plainville a better place in which to live.


Respectfully submitted,


ERNEST J. LaPORTE,


Chief of Police


REPORT OF THE BOARD OF FIRE ENGINEERS


To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:


Gentlemen:


We hereby submit our report for the year 1962.


Building Calls


26


Grass and Brush


76


Auto (Fire and Accident)


24


Mutual Aid


9


False Alarm


5


Lost Children


1


Lockout


3


Rescue


3


First Aid


4


Flooded Cellar


11


** Transportation


(Doctors and/or Hosp.


15


Practices and Meetings


24


Miscellaneous 30


TOTAL 231


7


98


TOWN OF PLAINVILLE


1962


** The transportation calls were made as follows:


Plainville 1


North Attleborough 1


Attleboro 10


Norwood 1 Boston 2


We wish to call attention to the fact that calls on this Department to man the Ambulance are over and above this total. Each year shows an increase in the demands made on this Department, as an examina- tion of the reports of previous years will show. That all of these calls were answered is a tribute to the men who are the Plainville Fire Department.


We received assistance from Mutual Aid on six different occa- sions: North Attleborough, 4 times; Wrentham, 3 times; Norton, 2 times; Cumberland, Foxboro, Attleboro, State Forestry, Old Colony Amphibians, Sharon Skin Divers and Norton Rescue, once each.


We feel that special expression of appreciation is due the Super- intendent of the Highway Department and his men for their coopera- tion and assistance during the Grass and Brush fire season. This serves to emphasize our largest problem, DAYTIME MANPOWER.


After much discussion among ourselves and hard work on the part of the Fire Chief to find additional men, we find at year end that the gains balance the losses in numbers and that three men who were sometimes available during the daytime hours are no longer able to be with us and have resigned from the Department. We deeply appreciate the contributions these men have made in the past and we are sorry to lose them. Because of this and all of the reasons advanced in past years the need of establishing a paid daytime crew of at least three firefighters, to include the Chief, becomes ever more obvious. We cannot reccommend this too strongly.


Engines 1 and 4 were thoroughly checked by the manufacturer, Maxim Motor Co., and we wish to continue this type of activity in the future to insure that the apparatus is kept in the best possible condi- tion. The 1929 Reo Ladder Truck is still operating although as parts are needed they are now almost impossible to obtain. Because of this condition we are asking again for $5,000.00 for the Apparatus Re- placement Fund with the distinct possibility that next year we will be requesting a new Ladder Truck.


99


ANNUAL REPORT


1962


The proposed survey of our Fire Alarm Box System, planned for 1962, was carried out by the Gamewell Company. Their report is attached. Boxes were added this year by the Hilsinger Corp. (Evans Division), No. 432, and by Bergson Products Company, No. 212.


During the year many inspections were made in the schools, Churches, Stores, Factories and the Rogers Rest Home. Fire Drills were held at all schools.


Open House was held for two days during Fire Prevention Week.


Having joined the Mutual Aid Rescue Association during the year, We had need to call on them on October 20 at Turnpike Lake.


We wish to express our thanks to you, to the Police Commissioners and Police Department, the Superintendent of Highways and his men and all other persons who cooperated so well with us during the past year.


Respectfully submitted,


HENNING FREDERICKSON ARTHUR W. WASHBRN, JR. DAVID B. LOMASNEY


Board of Fire Engineers


REPORT OF INSPECTOR OF MILK AND DAIRIES


To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:


Gentlemen:


I herewith submit my report as Inspector of Milk and Dairies for the Town of Plainville for the year ending December 31, 1962.


37 milk licenses issued @ $1.00 each $37.00


Paid Town Treasurer 37.00


Respectfully submitted,


EARL B. THOMPSON,


Milk Inspector


100


TOWN OF PLAINVILLE


1962


REPORT OF THE PLAINVILLE BOARD OF HEALTH


To the Citizens of Plainville:


Many special meetings were held during the year on many subjects.


A Glaucoma Clinic was held under the direction of the Lion's Club in January.


The low bid of $3,600.00 per year on a three-year garbage contract was accepted.


Polio Clinics were held during May and June.


Special tests were made on the water in the swimming pool during the summer months.


The Board met with the Regional Health Departments in regard to clinics to be held at the King Philip Regional School.


On file with the Board the dangerous disease records show the following:


Hepatitis 1


Chicken Pox


16


Measles 30


Scarlet Fever 2


Dog Bites 28


The Board wishes to thank all Town Departments and citizens for their excellent cooperation.


Respectfully submitted,


MILES E. HOOKER, Chairman


LeROY B. WILSON


RAYMOND V. MILLER


Plainville Board of Health


101


ANNUAL REPORT


1962


Board of Health Expenditures-1962


Appropriation


$4,788.00


Finance Committee Transfer


933.81


$5,721.81


EXPENDED:


Earl B. Thompson, Inspector


$ 300.00


William Guillette, M. D.


100.00


Putnam Steele, Sanitary Inspector


500.00


900.00


Special Milk Assay


200.00


Sanitary Inspections


232.00


Care of Town Dump


440.00


Care of Veterans' Graves


138.00


Postage, Dues, Miscellaneous Expenses


71.81


Premature Baby Care


219.85


T. B. Patient Care


43.50


Water Testing


60.00


Eugene Gucwa: Garbage Contract


3,266.66


Southeastern Construction, Inc. Town Dump Rental


150.00


$4,621.81


Total Expenditures


$5,721.81


REPORT OF SANITARY INSPECTOR AND ANALYST


To the Plainville Board of Health


Gentlemen:


Proposed building lots were inspected, percolation tests made to determine soil conditions for proper sub-surface sewage disposal systems and specifications of size and construction were furnished builder when permit issued. Inspections before backfill were made to determine construction and adequacy of system. Additions or re- pairs to existing sewage disposal systems were also inspected as well as complaints.


102


TOWN OF PLAINVILLE


1962


Inspection of eating and drinking establishments were made and bacteria swab tests of utensils used. General standards and cooperation of operators has been found good, but continued improvement is ex- pected and required.


Bacteriological water analysis of town swimming pool was made on a weekly basis during the season and standard maintained very good.


Tests of water supply were also made at several points in water- shed, to check on current quality.


Respectfully submitted,


PUTNAM STEELE, R. S., Town Sanitation


CIVIL DEFENSE REPORT-1962


To the Honorable Board of Selectmen


Gentlemen:


The appointment of myself as Civil Defense Director was made on November 21, 1962.


During this time and for a month previous, the "Cuban Crisis" was at its height.


Members of the Board of Selectmen, Mr. Leroy Wilson and Mr. Raymond Miller, accompanied by my predecessor, at that time Direc- tor of Civil Defense, Mr. Richard Ellis, and myself, participated in the Governor's Conference at the State House. At this time, great stress was made on the strengthening of Civil Defense country wide.


Upon my appointment, I requested a transfer of funds to the Civil Defense account in the amount of $500.00, to be used to re-activate and re-organize our local Civil Defense unit and bring it up to the point where we would be ready to perform adequately during any emergen- cy that may come up.


At that time there remained in the Civil Defense account a balance of $84.96 of the amount of $250.00 authorized for 1962, $165.04 having been spent for equipment for the Civil Defense police.


With this amount of $584.96, we transferred our Civil Defense headquarters, communications section, etc., installed a telephone listed in the telephone book as Plainville Civil Defense Headquarters (699-


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ANNUAL REPORT


1962


8909), initiated a confidential house-to-house, person-to-person survey of the Town; and also initiated preliminary paper work necessary for the Plainville Civil Defense to become eligible for Federal matching funds. May I say at this time that transfer of the communications section increased our transmitting and receiving capabilities 100%.


The balance of $194.21 left in the Civil Defense account could not be utilized due to the lateness in the year.


Our budget request for 1963 totals $1,605.00, $500.00 of which I would like to see placed in the account in order to be able to purchase equipment with matching funds from the Federal Government. It is anticipated that Plainville Civil Defense will be eligible to participate in this program in a short period of time. In case of no expenditure along these lines, the portion remaining would revert back to "surplus" at the end of the year.


Now that the Cuban Crisis has been somewhat alleviated, there is a tendency of public apathy regarding Civil Defense. However, in this time of world crisis, we cannot expect the "calm" to remain indefinite- ly. Organizing our local unit as we have, we will be ready and able to offer assistance in many ways in time of natural local and state- wide disasters such as: hurricanes, any similar situation as the disas- trous forest fire we had several years ago, and needless to say, in time of a tornado such as was experienced in Worcester and neighboring communities a number of years back.


Civil Defense is becoming more of a necessity day by day and the organization has to be maintained at the proper level to be able to act in a time of need.


May I say that even though the initial expenses may seem "heavy" at the outset, it is directly attributed to the fact, that, through no one's fault, we have had to build from the ground up. The foreseea- ble expenditures will more than pay for themselves.


At this time, I would ike to express my thanks to the townspeople who have favorably accepted this needed reactivation and re-organiza- tion of the unit, which as time goes by, we sincerely hope will greatly benefit them. I also wish to thank your Board, Bessie Barton, all other Town Officials, and members of the Civil Defense organization.


Respectfully submitted,


CLIFTON C. DeMOTTE,


Civil Defense Director


104


TOWN OF PLAINVILLE


1962


REPORT OF THE TOWN COUNSEL


Board of Selectmen Town of Plainville Plainville, Mass. Re:Calendar Year 1962:


There is presently pending against the Town by its Board of Water Commissioners, the case of Alma Preston et ali, vs: Board of Water Commissioners, which case has been settled and papers present- ly are being processed for dismissal of the action. The year 1962 saw the land transferred to Mr. Lorusso for the Bank; Highway Department License for Radio Communication; considerable activity with the Planning Board concerning sub-divisions and street construction; sev- eral tax title matters were closed and several others are pending; Water Main Easement completed on West Bacon Street; One Board of Appeals Hearing; A drainage easement on South Street; Several ques- tions concerning schools and involving Regional and Local land ac- quisitions, etc. and tax questions.


The Town Counsel has been called upon for several conferences concerning controversies, and the increased activities of the Town Departments in connection with the progress of the Town, and its ex- pansion, indicate that the year 1963 will bring even greater demands upon the Town Counsel.


The acquisition of Plats of the Town by the Assessors is a great step forward in the progress of the Town. The cataloging and estab- lishment of the Town's interest in land is important to the future de- velopment and an integral part of Master Planning. This is an area in which I feel considerable work is still to be done.


Respectfully submitted,


CHARLES R. MASON,


Town Counsel


105


ANNUAL REPORT


1962


REPORT OF THE VETERANS' AGENT


To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:


Gentlemen:


The year has seen a decrease in the number of cases handled by the Veterans' Agent involving the outlay of money. On the other hand there was an increase in other duties.


I wish to sincerely thank Mrs. Barton, the Board of Selectmen, Finance Committee and all others who in any way helped me during the year.


ยท My thanks also go to a citizen of the town who through his kind- ness and, generosity returned all benefits given to him during the time his family was on Veterans' Service.


Respectfully submitted,


DANIEL T. MALONE, Veterans' Agent


$3,200.00 2,855.64*


Appropriation


Expended


334.36


Returned to Treasurer:


From the Commonwealth


$1,948.94


Veterans' Agent


2,969.80


*50% Reimbursed by State


$4,918.74


REPORT OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS


To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:


Gentlemen:


During the year 1962 the Board of Appeals acted on five cases.


We wish to thank the Planning Board, The Town Counsel and others who in any way helped us during the year.


Respectfully submitted, DANIEL T. MALONE, Chairman HARRY SCHOENING, Jr. Clerk ROBERT HAYES


106


TOWN OF PLAINVILLE


1962


REPORT OF THE COLLECTOR OF TAXES


To the Honorable Board of Selectmen;


Gentlemen;


I herewith submit to you my report as Collector of Taxes for the year ending December 31, 1962.


1959 Account


Uncollected


Collected


Abated Uncollected


1-1-62


1-1-63


Personal


$674.19


674.19


None


Real Estate


201.25


201.25


None


1960 Account


Poll


30.00


4.00


26.00


None


Personal


2,395.10


2,309.10


86.00


None


Real Estate


5,320.45


4,993.65


326.80


None


Water


45.52


30.52


15.00


Excise


2,339.09


978.64


1198.58


161.91


Over .04c


1961 Account


Poll


126.00


100.00


26.00


Personal


3,003.12


1,397.57


83.00


1,522.55


Real Estate


17,401.92


11,816.74


166.00


5,419.18


Water


287.05


222.21


64.84


Excise $15,187.31 Uncollected


2,687.35 Warrants in 1962


17,874.66


14,078.72


2179.41


1,616.53


1962 Account


Warrants Collected Abated Tax Title Uncollected


Jan. 1, 1963


Poll


1,850.00


1,670.00


6.00


174.00


Farm


59.80


59.80


None


Personal


35,393.22


31,565.86


432.60


3,394.76


Real Estate


356,192.34


326,867.49


10,721.20


1,633.80


16,979.85


(over paid Treasurer)


10.00


Water


888.62


754.93


133.69


Excise


79,700.47


62,675.66


6,173.19


10,851.62


1962


ANNUAL REPORT


107


1959


1960


1961


1962


Interest Paid Treasurer


71.39


553.80


527.96


104.55


Demands Paid Treasurer


2.00


104.70


343.50


247.80


Appropriation


Appropriation


$2,300.00


Salary


$1,500.00


Postmaster Stamps and Envelopes


276.60


No. Attleboro Chronicle Printing


182.50


Office Supplies


35.65


Harry F. Dunnebier Insurance and Bond


22.95


Dues Collectors and Treasurers' Ass'n


5.00


Attend Ass'n Meeting


5.00


Clerical


200.00


Deputy Collector


25.00


Tax Title Taking


47.16


$2,299.86


Balance .14


Respectfully submitted,


THEODORE A. WICKMAN


Collector of Taxes


108


TOWN OF PLAINVILLE


1962


REPORT OF THE PLAINVILLE BOARD OF SELECTMEN


The Plainville Board of Selectmen herewith submits its annual report for the year ending December 31, 1962.


Numerous hearings were held during the year.


The Board approved the sale of the lot owned by the Town and located at the corner of South and School Streets to Mr. Antonio J. Lorusso, as a location for the new bank. The Plainville Branch of the Dedham Trust Company opened for business on December 6, 1962. The bank is a most appreciated addition to the Town.


The State Department of Accounts conducted an audit of the books of the Town. A very excellent report was received.


An agreement was made with the Sanitary Inspector, Mr. Putnam Steele whereby the Town charges $10.00 for inspection of premises in regard to the location, size and soforth, of leaching facilities. This fee is forwarded to the Town Treasury. The Town pays the sanitary inspector the sum of $8.00 for each installation.


A special town meeting was held on September 10, 1962 to fill a vacancy on the Board of Selectmen.


A new flag pole was put in place on the lawn of the Town Office Building by Mr. Everett Skinner, Mr. Daniel Malone donated a fifty- star American Flag for this pole, in memory of our late Town Treasur- er, Mr. Edward Osterholm. Our thanks to all who helped with this project.


The Town ambulance continues to supply excellent service and is much appreciated by the Townspeople.


All Town departments have cooperated with the Board of Select- men and we want to publicly thank them for their cooperation. The townspeople have also cooperated by their willingness in many matters.


Respectfully submitted,


MILES E. HOOKER, Chairman LeROY B. WILSON RAYMOND V. MILLER


109


ANNUAL REPORT


1962


SELECTMEN CURRENT and INCIDENTAL EXPENDITURES


FOR YEAR 1962


APPROPRIATION


$9,341.00


Board of Selectmen, Salaries:


Miles E. Hooker, Chairman


$ 583.34


LeRoy B. Wilson


516.66


Roland C. Campbell, resigned


250.00


Raymond V. Miller


170.00


Bessie Barton, Clerk


3,016.00


Jean Henrich, Substitute Clerk


90.00


4,626.00


OPERATING EXPENSES:


New England Telephone and Telegraph Co.


228.50


Office Supplies


173.55


Postage


36.00


Dues


46.00


Association Meetings


43.34


Miscellaneous Printing


111.56


Typewriter Maintenance


12.95


Charles R. Mason, Legal Fees


405.00


Gamache & O'Brien, Accountants


550.00


1,606.90


ELECTION EXPENSES:


Town Reports


1,177.20


Town Elections and Meetings


908.50


State Primary and Election


900.35


Recount of State Election


60.00


3,046.05


CAPITAL EQUIPMENT:


Flag Pole


32.97


32.97


Total Expended


$9,311.92


Balance


29.08


TOWN OFFICE BUILDING and FIRE STATION MAINTENANCE


APPROPRIATION


$2,186.00


Expended:


Janitor Supplies


$ 286.00 53.79


110


TOWN OF PLAINVILLE


1962


Lights


192.19


Water


17.50


Repairs and Painting


281.75


Combination Doors and Windows


247.00


Christmas Lights


23.97


Heat


1,002.65


Total Expended


2,104.85


Balance


81.15


Repairs To Bulkhead


Carried over from 1961


$376.66


Expended for Repairs


325.00


Balance


$ 51.66


Licenses Issued by the Board of Selectmen


20 Common Victualler-@ $3.00 each


$60.00


1 Inn Holder


5.00


15 Sunday Sale of Ice Cream, etc .- @ $3.00 each


45.00


8 Storage and Sale of Gas-@ $1.00


8.00


11 Weekday Amusement


11.00


16 Special Beer Permits


60.00


1 Carnival


2.00


5 Soil Removal Permits


110.00


1 Automatic Bowling Alley


3.00


10 Wood Alcohol


10.00


2 Class III


50.00


2 Antique Dealer


4.00


6 Hairdresser


6.00


2 Auctioneer


4.00


1 Golf Course


5.00


2 Annual Amusement-$40.00 each


80.00


1 Junk Dealer


25.00


1 All-Alcoholic Club


500.00


1 Wines and Malt Restaurant


100.00


1 Funeral Director


1.00


8 Renewal Certificates for Gasoline, 1 new Certificate


9.00


1 Nursery School


1.00


2 Manufacturers Sausage Meat


6.00


7 Special Sunday Amusement


97.00


3 Cabin Licenses-@ 50c each


1.50


1 Taxi Stand


5.00


$1,208.50


111


ANNUAL REPORT


1962


1963 Licenses paid in 1962:


1 All Alcoholic Druggist


$ 150.00


2 All Alcoholic Retail Package Store


1,000.00


1 All Alcoholic Inn Holder


500.00


2 All Alcoholic Club


1,000.00


1 All Alcoholic Restaurant


500.00


1 Wines and Malt Retail Package Store


100.00


2 Annual Sunday Music


50.00


1 Common Victualer


3.00


$3,303.00


Ambulance Report-1962:


121 trips-2,417.1 miles


123 Patients


350 Man hours @ $2.00


$ 700.00


Total billing for twelve (12) months


1,410.00


36 tanks oxygen


155.4 gallons gasoline


APPROPRIATION:


$1,000.00


Expended:


Labor


$700.00


First Aid Supplies


20.08


Printing


12.25


Oxygen


18.60


Laundry


38.21


Maintenance Ambulance


60.60


Gasoline


31.23


880.97


Balance as of 12/31/62


$119.03


Received during 1962 for ambulance fees


$1,026.50


WELFARE CATEGORIES


Expenditures:


APPROPRIATION


$20,000.00


Old Age Assistance


$4,743.92


Medical Aid to the Aged


3,089.90


Aid Dependent Children


4,206.65


Disability Assistance


4,400.08


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TOWN OF PLAINVILLE


1962


General Relief:


Town of North Attleboro


$ 62.00


Food Orders 724.53


Doctor's Fees


32.00


Norwood Hospital


51.52


Attorney Charles Mason, forms 3.00


N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.


160.65


Baldwin Office Supply, Supplies 2.75


Postage


20.00


$1,056.45


Expended


$17,497.00


$2,503.00


Cancellation and Refunds


44.00


Balance


$2,547.00


Federal Grant Old Age Assistance


Balance forward January 1, 1962


$1,615.32


Received Federal Government 7,921.10


$ 9,536.42


Cash Aid




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