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The physical plant in the heart of Wrentham is now in its sixth year of use. Costs of maintaining this are beginning to show a steady increase. This normal increase is precipitated in this district by the excessive number of students housed in the building which adds ap-
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preciably to maintenance and depreciation costs. The School Com- mittee, acting on the advice of administration, has wisely embarked on a planned program of building maintenance and improvement. It is simply good sense and wise use of funds to protect the district's large investment in the utility and beauty of this structure.
Respectfully submitted,
JONH F. MacDONNELL,
Superintendent
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE PRINCIPAL,
KING PHILIP REIGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
To the Superintendent, King Philip Regional School District Committee and Citizens of the District
King Philip Regional High School was unanimously recommended for membership in the New England Association of Colleges and Sec- ondary Schools. King Philip Regional High School was elected to membership at the annual meeting of the association held on December 7, 1962, and is now fully accredited.
The follow-up of the recommendations is now in progress. The high enrollment, as compared with the school facilities, will result in delaying the carrying out of some of the recommendations. This is mainly concerned with the problems of crowded conditions. There will have to be more programming and scheduling modifications for the school year 1963-1964.
King Philip Regional High School selected four major objectives for the school year 1962-1963:
1. To improve the relationship between teacher, student, parent and public.
2. To complete the follow-up of the school evaluation program.
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3. To up-grade the departments as they function in our educational program.
4. To plan our academic and activity program so that they will not interfere with one another.
I want to thank all the people for their excellent cooperation that has meant progress in carrying out these objectives.
Respectfully submitted,
WARREN H. PRESSLEY, JR.,
Principal
YEARLY REPORT-1962
Vocational School Director Preston I. Titus
There were sixty pupils enrolled in the Vocational School as of October 1, 1962. Two new pupils have entered since, now making a total of sixty-two.
There were eighteen graduates in 1962. All of the graduating class are either working or are in the service. Nearly one hundred percent are working at the trade for which they were trained.
The students are doing jobs in their shops for outside customers, teachers, students, and for various town departments and agencies. Some of the school maintenance that is of instructional value is also done by the students.
The building training program is still operating. The students . completed their second new home in the spring. An open house was held and many visitors were present.
In October they started working on their third building and will complete it in the spring of 1963.
The Vocational School continues operating its evening program for adults. This year there are classes in Machine Blueprint Reading and Mathematics, Machine Shop Practice, and Apprentice Carpentry.
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With the present facilities for our day school program, the approx- imate number of students that can be accommodated would range be- tween sixty and seventy. The number of new students each year can- not be greater than nineteen.
Each year we receive applications from non-resident students from neighboring communities. It might be advisable to investigate the possibility of a Regional Vocational Technical High School to be loca- ted in this vicinity. This would enable the school to offer a larger variety of program with all the communities sharing the cost.
This type of school is now in operation in two sections of the state. Several other areas are contemplating such schools.
The King Philip Regional Vocational High School will continue to serve the needs of the youth of the region to the best of its ability. We wish to thank everyone who is aiding us in making this school a success.
ADULT EDUCATION YEARLY REPORT-1962
Preston I. Titus, Vocational School Director
The attendance of the Evening Adult Education Program is run- ning about the same as last year. There are over two hundred people attending the various evening classes.
There are four distinct types of coures being held: 1) Vocational Evening Trade Extension; 2) Vocational Practical Arts; 3) Vocational Apprenticeship; 4) Academic.
The Evening Trade Extension classes are in Machine Blueprint Reading & Mathematics and Machine Shop Practice. The Vocational Practical Arts classes are in Ceramics, Rug Braiding, and Sewing. There is one Vocational Apprenticeship class in Carpentry.
The academic classes are in Sketching and Painting, Typing, Busi- ness Machines, Shorthand, English, and Algebra. There is also a short ten week course in Filing State and Federal Income Tax Returns.
High school credits may be obtained from the Algebra and Eng- lish courses provided the student passes a final examination and class attendance is sufficient.
The Adult Education program is fulfilling an important service to the people in the district and near-by communities.
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SCHOOL CALENDAR 1962 - 1963
(Subject to change by King Philip Regional School District Committee)
September
5
6
7
10
11
12
13
14
17
18
19
20
21
24
25
26
27
28
(18 days)
October
1
2
3
4
5
8
9
10
11
-
15
16
17
18
19
22
23
24
25
29
30
31
* Columbus Day
* Teachers Convention
(21 days)
November
1
2
5
6
7
8
9
-
13
14
15
16
19
20
21
-
-
26
27
28
29
30
* Veterans Day
* Good Friday Vacation (16 days)
(19 days)
December
3
4
5
6
7
10
11
12
13
14
17
18
19
20
21
* (Noon) Christmas
(22 days)
Vacation
June
3
4
5
6
7
10
11
12
13
14
17
18
19
20
21
-
8
9
10
11
14
15
16
17
18
21
22
23
24
25
28
29
30
31
-
February
1
4
5
6
7
8
11
12
13
14
15
25
26
27
28
*Vacation
(15days)
March
-
4
5
6
7
8
11
12
13
14
15
18
19
20
21
22
25
26
27
28
29
(21 days)
April
1
2
3
4
5
8
9
10
11
-
-
22
23
24
25
26
29
30
* (Noon) Thanksgiving Recess
May
-
-
1
2
3
6
7
8
9
10
13
14
15
16
17
20
21
22
23
24
27
28
29
-
31
* Memorial Day
(15 days)
January
-
2
3
4
7
(15days)
184 days
(22 days)
-
-
1
-
-
1962
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Total number of school days according to the above is 184 days. The minimum allowed by the Department of Education is 180 days. This means that days lost due to bad weather or other causes must not ex- ceed 5. Any days missed in excess of 5, must be made up, probably by extending the June closing.
Approved May 7, 1962, King Philip Regional School District Committee
"NO SCHOOL" SIGNALS
The sirens in Wrentham, Sheldonville, Plainville and Norfolk fire stations will be used to sound the signal. The "No School" signal will be:
2 BLASTS-4 TIMES
Signal will have the following meanings:
7:00 a.m .- Omit session in Grades 7 - 12
"No School" signals will be used only when weather conditions are unusually severe, or in cases of emergencies. The scattered popu- lation of the district and the extensive pupil transportation system makes it necessary to sound the signal, if at all, a considerable time in advance of the opening hour of the school session. It occasionally happens that weather conditions which appear promising at the hour the signal should be sounded become severe by the time many pupils start for school. Parents are requested to use their own judgment in such cases as to whether or not your son or daughter should attend a school session.
When school sessions are to be called off because of weather condi- tions, announcement will be made over the following radio stations:
W BZ -Boston WEE I - Boston W HDH -Boston W PRO -Providence W ARA - Attleboro
Parents should tune their radios to these stations between 6:30 a.m. and 7:30 a.m, if in doubt as to whether or not school will be in session, or telephone EVergreen 4-3706.
Should it become necessary to dismiss school before the usual closing time, announcement will be made over the same stations.
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KING PHILIP REGIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT ENROLLMENT-1962 - 1963 AS OF OCTOBER 1, 1962
Boys
Girls
Total
Grade 1
(N)
49
49
98
(P)
54
51
105
(W)
61
56
117
164
156
320
Grade 2 (N)
22
27
49
(P)
42
45
87
(W)
51
49
100
Grade 3
(N)
40
40
80
(P)
49
58
107
(W)
51
51
102
140
149
289
Grade 4
(N)
47
40
87
(P)
35
42
77
(W)
59
43
102
Grade 5
(N)
29
19
48
(P)
44
48
92
(W)
50
48
98
Grade 6
(N)
41
36
77
(P)
44
32
76
(W)
48
58
106
133
126
259
Grade 7 (N)
29
27
56
(P)
33
40
73
(W)
55
40
95
Grade 8
(N)
31
27
58
(P)
37
28
65
(W)
57
37
94
125
92
217
117
107
224
123
115
238
141
125
266
115
121
236
141
1962
ANNUAL REPORT
Boys
Girls
Total
Grade 9
(N)
28
25
53
(P)
29
27
56
(W)
54
54
108
111
106
217
Grade 10 (N)
20
23
43
(P)
26
45
71
(W)
43
55
98
89
123
212
Grade 11 (N)
29
23
52
30
35
65
37
45
82
96
103
199
Grade 12 (N)
13
19
32
(P)
20
22
42
(W)
38
25
63
P. G.
(W)
1
Grades 1 - 6
(N)
439
(P)
544
(W)
625
1608
Grades 7-12
(N)
294
(P)
372
(W)
540
1206
P. G.
(W)
1
Grades 1-12
(N)
733
(P)
916
(W)
1165
2814
P. G.
(W)
1
GRAND TOTAL
2815
Above figures include Vocational Students.
71
66
137
138
1207
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KING PHILIP REGIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT VOCATIONAL ENROLLMENT- TRADES and INDUSTRIES October 1, 1962
Grade 9 (N)
5
(N)-2
(P)
4
Machine Shop-7
(P)-3
(W)
7
(W)-2
(N)-3
16
Carpentry Shop-9
(P)-1
(W)-5
- 16
Tuition Pupil
1
Carpentry Shop
-
17
Grade 10
(N)
3
(N)-1
(P)
4
Machine Shop-2
(P)-1
(W)
-
(W) -.
7
Carpentry Shop-5
(Ń)-2
(P)-3
(W)-
7
Tuition Pupils
2
Machine Shop
-
9
Grade 11
(N)
4
(N)-3
(P)
7
Machine Shop-10
(P)-6
(W)
5
(W)-1
-
16
Carpentry Shop
(N)-1
(P)-1
(W)-4
-
-
16
Tuition Pupils
3
Machine Shop-1
-
19
Carpentry Shop-2
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Grade 12
(N)
-
(N) -.
(P)
5
Machine Shop-4
(P)-2
(W)
5
(W)-2
10
Carpentry Shop-6
(N) -.
(P)-3 (W)-3
- 10
Tuition Pupils
5
Machine Shop
15
Enrollment
Machine Shop-23
Carpentry Shop-26
- 49
Tuition Pupils
11
-
Grand Total
60
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HOME ECONOMICS VOCATIONAL October 1, 1962
Grade 10
(N)
-
-
(P)
(W)
1
1
-
Grade 11
(N)
2
(P)
3
(W)
9
14
Grade 12 (N)
1
(P)
3
(W)
4
.
-
-
Total
19
.
Grade II Tuition Pupil
1
-
Grand Total
20
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KING PHILIP REGIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT Wrentham, Massachusetts
BUDGET 1963
Item No. 1-General Control
$ 24,915.00
Item No. 2-Expense of Instruction
446,769.18
Item No. 3-Expense of Operating School Plant 57,041.50
Item No. 4-Maintenance 7,700.00
Item No. 5-Auxiliary Agencies
110,222.06
Item No. 6-Outlay
9,234.53
Item No. 7-Adult Education
7,100.00
Item No. 8-Vocational Education
54,609.44
$737,591.71
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS FOR 1963
State Reimbursement-Transportation, Chap. 71 $ 62,563.00
State Reimbursement-Special Education 7,800.00
State Reimbursement-Vocational School 21,000.00
National Defense Act-Mathematics 425.00
National Defense Act-Science 1,500.00
George Barden Fund-Vocational Home Economics Salaries
2,000.00
Adult Education Receipts 4,200.00
Transfer from Revenue Surplus-Voted November 29, 1962 22,000.00
Transfer from Revenue Surplus-Voted January 30, 1963 15,000.00
$136,488.00
Net Budget Cost Apportionable to Three Towns
$601,103.71
Net Increase of 1953 Budget Over 1962 Budget $ 52,217.16
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KING PHILIP REGIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT Wrentham, Massachusetts COMPARISON OF BUDGETS BY SALARIES AND EXPENSES
1960 Budget
1960 Spent
1961 Budget
1961 Spent
1962 Budget
1963 Budget
GENERAL CONTROL:
Salaries Expenses
$16,695.00 1,705.75
$15,882.67 1,409.68
$ 16,805.00
$ 16,545.38 1,795.07
$ 16,995.00 2,696.00
$ 22,690.00
3,179.25
2,225.00
$18,400.75
$17,292.35
$ 19,984.25
$ 18,340.45
$ 19,691.00
$ 24,915.00
INSTRUCTION:
Salaries
$296,115.54 $291,204.84
$328,982.69
$325,685.76
$373,172.15 39,956.00
$422,323.81
Expenses
26,309.73
25,316.46
27,896.03
28,044.62
44,445.37
$322,425.27 $316,521.30
$356,878.72
$353,730.38
$413,128.15
$466,769.18
OPERATING:
Salaries Expenses
$ 30,414.35 $ 28,369.77
$ 30,416.25
$ 29,778.15
$ 31,604.00
$ 33,046.50
23,103.00
20,705.89
23,055.00
21,574.81
22,395.00
23,995.00
$53,517.35
$49,075.66
$ 53,471.25
$ 51,352.96
$ 53,999.00
$ 57,041.50
MAINTENANCE:
Expenses
$ 4,500.00 $ 5,408.02
$ 6,500.00
$ 7,807.62 $ 8,500.00
$ 7,700.00
AUXILIARY AGENCIES:
Salaries
$ 19,693.70 $ 19,355.61 97,033.72 88,471.17
$ 20,925,87
$ 21,914.73
$ 24,045.08
$ 26,286.79
Expenses
78,951.89
78,105.57
81,399.03
83,935.27
$116,727.42 $107,826.78
$ 99,877.76
$100,020.30
$105,444.11
$110,222.06
OUTLAY: Expenses ADULT EDUCATION: Salaries Expenses
$
3,400.00 $ 4,963.83
$
4,200,00 $ 3,674.76 $ $,755.00 $ 9,234.53
2,670.00
$ 2,669.95
$ 4,515.00
$ 6,600.00
500.00
$7,100.00
VOCATIONAL:
Salaries Expenses
$ 40,673.86 $ 40,145.97 8,130.00 7,559.71
$ 41,567.65
$ 41,916.35
$ 44,730.49
$ 47,354.42
7,373.61
5,369.66
7,156.80
7,255.02
$48,803.86 $ 47,705.68
$ 48,941.26
$ 47,286.01
$ 51,887.29
$ 54,609.44
TOTAL SALARIES
$403,592.45 $394,958.86
$441,367.46
$438,510.32
$495,061.72
$558,301.52
TOTAL EXPENSES
164,182.20
153,834.76
151,155.78
146,372.11
167,857.83
179,290.19
GRAND TOTAL
$567,774.65 $548,793.62
$592,523.24
$584,882.43
$662,919.55
$737,591.71
TOTAL ESTIMATED
RECEIPTS
107,503.23
108,664.72
114,033.00
136,488.00
NET BUDGET
$460,271.42
$483,858.52
$548,886.55
$601,103.71
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KING PHILIP REGIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT
Wrentham, Massachusetts
SUMMARY OF 1962 FINANCIAL REPORT
January 1, 1962 to December 31, 1962
Balance as of
December 31, 1962
ACADEMIC BUDGET:
Salaries
$450,331.23
$6,126.84
Expenses
160,701.03
1,416.00
Total
$621,032.26
$7,542.84
VOCATIONAL BUDGET:
Salaries
44,730.49
144.99
Expenses
7,156.80
1,543.12
Total
$51,887.29
$1,688.11
Grand Total Balance
$9,230.95
CASH RECEIPTS
MISCELLANEOUS INCOME
$9,285.62
INTEREST INCOME
2,170.61
$11,456.23
BALANCE OF 1962 BUDGET
UNEXPENDED SURPLUS
$20,687.18
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CAPITAL BUDGET FOR 1963
Interest Due on 5/1/56 Bond Issue at 3.20 %
May 1, 1963
$25,680.00
November 1, 1963
23,840.00
Interest Due on 3/1/58 Bond Issue at 3.40%
March 1, 1963
4,080.00
September 1, 1963
3,825.00
Total Interest
$57,425.00
Principal on 5/1/56 Bond Issue
$115,000.00
Principal on 3/1/58 Bond Issue
15,000.00
130,000.00
Total Principal $187,425.00
DEDUCT:
Reimbursement from state representing 63.9% of
estimated final construction cost 78,231.55
$109,193.45
APPORTIONED TO THE THREE TOWNS FOR 1963
NORFOLK
$109,193.45 x 20.45%
$ 22,330.06
PLAINVILLE
109,193.45 x 23.53 % 25,693.22
WRENTHAM
109,193.45 x 56.02% 61,170.17
$109,193.45
VOTED BY THE KING PHILIP REGIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT COMMITTEE-NOVEMBER 29, 1962
OPERATING BUDGET
Calculation of Apportionment of Operating Expenses based upon enrollment in Grades 7-12 for each Member Town as of October 1, 1962
Member Town
Enrollment Grades 7-12 As of Oct. 1, 1962
Percentage of Total
Total Operating Cost
Member Town's Share
1963
NORFOLK
294
24.36%
$601,103.71
$146,428.86
PLAINVILLE
372
30.82%
601,103.71
185,260.17
WRENTHAM
541
44.82%
601,103.71
269,414.68
- -
1207
$601,103.71
1962
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KING PHILIP REGIONAL SCHOOL BUDGET Wrentham, Massachusetts
BALANCE SHEET, DECEMBER 31, 1962
Assets
CASH:
General
$75,509.98
Petty Cash Advances:
Superintendent's Office
$25.00
Principal's Office
75.00
School Cafeteria
75.00
175.00
Advance to School Cafeteria
2,900.00
Payroll Deductions Prepaid
8.12
$78,593.10
Liabilities
Tailings-Unclaimed checks
$ 978.36
Federal Grants:
George Barden Fund
$1,976.76
National Defense Education
621.92
2,598.68
Revolving Funds:
School Cafeteria
1,653.31
School Athletics
1,744.93
3,398.24
Appropriation Balances:
School Construction 13,086.76
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Receipts Reserved for Appropriation:
Adult Education
1,235.00
Reserve for Petty Cash Advances
175.00
*Surplus Revenue
57,121.06
$78,593.10
Debt Accounts
Net Funded Debt
$1,845.000.00
Serial Loans:
School Construction
$1,845,000.00
Trust Accounts
Trust Funds:
Scholarship Fund:
In Custody of Treasurer $437.50 Mrs. Jeona Johnson $437.50
*$22,000 of this surplus will be used to reduce the 1963 budget. Voted November 29, 1962.
*15,000 additional will be used to reduce the 1963 Budget. Voted January 30, 1963.
HOT LUNCH PROGRAM
1962 Financial Report
Opening Cash Balance, January 1, 1962
$ 2,608.31
Federal Reimbursements 1962
14,394.53
Income from Lunches, Pupils
36,543.69
Income from Lunches, Adults
3,176.86
Other income 521.53
Total Receipts
$57,244.92
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ANNUAL REPORT
1962
Expenditures, January 1, 1962 through December 31, 1962:
Food and Other $41,618.22
Labor
13,973.39
Total Expenditures 55,591.61
Cash Balance, December 31, 1962
$1,653.31
Total lunches served
137,482
Extra milk served 56,391
KING PHILIP REGIONAL DISTRICT Wrentham, Massachusetts
ATHLETIC REVOLVING ACCOUNT Year 1962
Balance, January 1, 1962
$2,322.59
Basketball
$ 937.30
$ 655.50
$ 281.80
Football
3,755.50
· 857.50
2,898.00
$4,692.80
$1,513.00
$5,502.39
Disbursements:
Equipment, Other Sports and Expenses
3,757.46
Balance, December 31, 1962
$1,744.93
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TOWN OF PLAINVILLE
1962
TREASURER'S REPORT
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:
Gentlemen:
As directed by you, I submit herewith my report as Treasurer for the Town of Plainville, for the accounting period from January 1, 1962 to December 31, 1962. This report reflects all financial transactions during the period under review and is supported by the following schedules:
Schedule of Cash Received.
Schedule of Cash Payments.
Schedule of Estimated Receipts.
Schedule of Appropriations, Balance carried forward, Transfers, amounts expended and unexpended balances.
Schedule of Maturing Debt and interest payments due by years.
Balance Sheet as at December 31, 1962, including Trust Accounts and Debt Account.
Respectfully submitted,
WILLIAM R. ARMSTRONG JR.
Treasurer for the Town of Plainville
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RECEIPTS-1962
Accounts Receivable:
Tax Levy-1959
$ 875.44
Tax Levy-1960
7,337.27
Tax Levy-1961
13,536.52
Tax Levy-1962
360,918.08
$382.667.31
Actual Receipts from Estimated:
Motor Vehicle Tax-1960
1,064.02
Motor Vehicle Tax-1961
14,078.72
Motor Vehicle Tax-1962
62,675.66
·Water Rates and Supplies
26,671.83
Commonwealth and County
114,383.88
Other Receipts
19,307.63
238.181.74
Federal Grants:
Disability Assistance
1,606.54
Old Age Assistance
3,619.52
Medical Aid to Aged
3,699.53
Aid to Dependent Children
3,009.02
11,934.61
Revenue Note
50,000.00
Tax Titles
423.39
State and County Aid to Highways
20,294.66
Payroll Taxes and County Pension Withheld
31,778.94
Dog Tax Collections
931.25
School-National Defense Education Act
380.52
Sale of Real Estate
4,750.00
Ambulance
1,026.50
Road Machinery Fund
1,149.00
School Lunch
20,751.81
Refunds: Appropriation Accounts:
School Interest
29.08
Welfare
27.80
56.88
Total Receipts
764,326.61
Cash Balance January 1, 1962
190,684.91
$955,011.52
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TOWN OF PLAINVILLE
1962
PAYMENTS-1962
Tax Levy-1961 Refunds
$ 190.90
Tax Levy-1962 Refunds
168.00
Motor Vehicle Excise Refunds-1961
457.05
Motor Vehicle Excise Refunds-1962
674.62
Federal Grants:
Disability Assistance-Adm. $ 205.49
Disability Assistance
1,620.00
Old Age Assistance-Adm.
388.38
Old Age Assistance
1,904.80
Medical Aid to Aged-Adm.
265.71
Medical Aid to Aged
5,433.49
Aid to Dependent Children-Adm.
489.72
Aid to Dependent Children
1,497.37
11,804.96
Dog Tax Collections
1,278.75
State and County Payments:
County Tax
6,687.72
County Hospital
1,933.27
State Parks
1,587.84
Mosquito Control
2,370.87
12,579.70
Revenue Note
50,000.00
State Share of Veterans Recovery
1,285.42
School-National Defense Education Act
157.00
School Lunch
19,894.04
Accounts Payable
26,940.50
Departmental Payments-Schedule
617,197.77
Payroll Taxes and County Pension Withheld
31,749.06
Fire Department Certified Bid
200.00
Total Payments
$774,577.77
Cash Balance December 31, 1962
$110,903.64
U. S. Treasury Bills
69,530.11
180,433.75
$955,011.52
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ANNUAL REPORT
1962
ACTUAL RECEIPTS FROM ESTIMATED
From State and County:
Income Tax
$ 7,280.00
Corporation Tax
14,425.89
School Aid
189.46
School Assistance Commission
15,563.86
School Chapter 70
57,328.50
School Superintendent
3,333.33
School Transportation
4,047.60
Meal Tax
662.32
Vocational Education
405.85
Loss of Taxes
35.26
Agricultural Live Stock
50.00
Veterans Service
1,948.94
District Court Fines
125.00
Old Age Assistance
745.01
Aid Dependent Children
957.76
Disability Assistance
3,422.73
Medical Aid
2,389.14
Library Aid
952.50
State License
10.00
County Dog Tax
503.43
State Tax Compensation
7.30
$114,383.88
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TOWN OF PLAINVILLE
1962
Other Receipts:
Interest & Charges-Collector
1,964.28
License and Permits
2,734.50
Building Permits 999.75
Wire Permits
55.00
Milk Licenses
37.00
Library Fines
230.00
Interest & Costs-Tax Titles
65.42
Rent 218.00
Sealer of Weights
69,90
Miscellaneous Fees & Licenses
28.00
Photos 28.00
Medical Aid Recovery
852.80
Old Age Recovery
5,503.00
Town of No. Attleboro-O. A. A.
73.50
Sanitary Inspections
150.00
Accident Reports
28.00
Oil Burner Permits
15.50
Veterans Benefits Recovery
4,162.30
1963 Licenses 1,778.00
State Refund on Veterans Recovery Payment 92.92
Fire Department Bid Deposit 200.00
Audit Adjustment-Old checks made good 21.76
$ 19,307.63
Water Rates and Supplies
26,671.83
Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes 77,818.40
$237,859.76
APPROPRIATIONS, TRANSFERS, PAYMENTS AND BALANCES
Accounts
Appropria- tions
Refunds & Transfers
Payments
Balance
Library
$ 3,634.00
3,625.28
8.72
Selectmen
9,341.00
9,311.92
29.08
Treasurer
2,300.00
2,035.75
264.25
Town Clerk
1,125.00
1,094.06
30.94
Assessors
3,150.00
3,107.41
42.59
Tax Collector
2,300.00
2,299.86
14
Registrars
1,400.00
1,380.86
19.14
Auditor
200.00
200.00
Sealer of Weights
175.00
150.25
24.75
Board of Health
4,788.00
933.81
5,721.81
Wire Inspector
250.00
250.00
Building Inspector
350.00
350.00
Fire Department
11,210.00
1,892.70
13,101.45
1.25
Water Department
25,104.00
18,575.18
6,528.82
School-Plainville
160,110.00
29.08
158,677.97
1,461.11
Insurance
5,000.00
282.58
5,282.58
Veterans Benefits
3,200.00
2,855.64
344.36
Highway
8,300.00
8,299.21
.79
Memorial
200.00
191.80
8.20
Interest on Maturing Debt
8,300.00
7,994.67
305.33
Police
21,828.00
72.00
20,791.78
1,108.22
Tree Warden
300.00
276.00
24.00
Snow Removal
9,000.00
8,999.38
.62
Park
3,600.00
3,584.66
15.34
Accounts
Appropria- tions
Refunds & Transfers
Payments
Balance
Town Forest
75.00
75.00
Town Office and Fire Station Maint.
2,186.00
2,104.85
81.15
Maturing Dept
25,000.00
25,000.00
Welfare Agent
1,100.00
1,100.00
Street Lights
8,779.00
17.57
8,796.57
Vocational Education
1,994.00
98.70
2,086.70
6.00
Regional School
192,461.35
192,461.35
Planning Board
250.00
27.44
222.56
Industrial Development Comm.
120.00
30.00
90.00
Chapter 90 Maintenance
1,550.00
3,000.00
4,548.67
1.33
Chapter 81
4,750.00
9,900.00
14,649.59
.41
Chapter 90 Construction
3,050.00
9,000.00
8,155.14
3,894.86
Material Spreader
1,600.00
1,595.00
5.00
Front End Loader and Backhoe
10,500.00
10,471.97
28.03
Sidewalks
2,000.00
1,309.78
690.22
Drainage
4,000.00
3,998.06
1.94
Street Signs
200.00
198.73
1.27
Water Reserve Account
20,000.00 5,000.00
5,000.00
Stabilization Fund
10,000.00
20,000.00
30,000.00
County Retirement
3,472.44
3,472.44
Insect and Dutch Elm
294.11
288.00
6.11
Welfare
20,000.00
27.80
17,663.95
2,363.85
Ambulance
1,000.00
880.97
119.03
Police Cruiser
1,200.00
1,195.00
5.00
Civil Defense
250.00
500.00
548.41
201.59
20,000.00
Fire Department Apparatus Fund
Master Plan Survey Street Light on South Street
25.00
Fire Department Overdraft
197.10
197.10
Land Taking
2,000.00
2,000.00
Tax Title
504.00
284.68
219.32
Chapter 90 Construction (61)
496.60
494.75
1.85
Water Extension
525.95
525.95
Land Damages
986.00
986.00
Water Mains
5,828.72
1,753.20
4,075.52
Water Mains (Messenger & Taunton)
17,000.00
17,000.00
Town Building
376.77
325.00
51.77
$583,119.00
$100,072.28
$617,197.77
$ 65,796.41
Accounts carried forward to 1963:
Chapter 90 Construction
$ 3,894.86
Sidewalks
690.22
Water Reserve Account
20,000.00
Fire Department Apparatus Fund
5,000.00
Tax Title
219.32
Water Extension
525.95
Land Damages
986.00
Water Mains
4,075.52
Water Mains (Messenger & Taunton)
17,000.00
52,391.87
Transferred to Road Machinery Fund
$ 5.00
Transferred to Surplus Revenue
13,399.54
13,404.54
$65,796.41
11
3,500.00
3,500.00 25.00
BALANCE SHEET - DECEMBER 31, 1962
Assets
Liabilities and Reserves
CASH
Manufacturers Nation Bank $ 49,877.69
National Shawmut Bank 50,556.06
Dedham Trust Co. 10,469.89
U. S. Treasury Bills
110,903.64 69,530.11
REVENUE RESERVED
Motor Vehicle Excise Tax
12,691.02
Tax Titles
8,569.65
Tax Possessions
1,576.02
Tax Levy-1961
7,032.57
Tax Levy-1962
20,672.29
27,721.86
FEDERAL GRANTS
Disability Assistance
430.35
Uncollected 1960
228.87
Uncollected 1961
1,616.53
Medical Aid to Aged
4,438.49
Uncollected 1962
10,845.62
12,691.02
OTHER LIABILITIES
Dog Tax Due County
7.00
School-Nat'l Defense E. A.
223.52
DEPARTMENTAL
Water Rates and Supplies
3,169.37
County Tax
603.21
OTHER RECEIVABLES
State Parks
151.09
Tax Titles
8,569.65
Fire Equipment
5,000.00
Tax Possession
1,576.02
County Dog Tax Refund
503.43
State & County Aid to Hwys.
6,913.88
Ambulance Reserve Fund
1,711.00
Mosquito Control
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