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The high quality of training is still being carried on in our machine shop division with the students completing many productive type jobs throughout the school year. Both divisions continue to do work that is of instructional value for the school and municipal departments. This work not only helps the program but is also a savings to the residents in the district.
In last year's report it was suggested that it might be well, because of the number of non-resident applicants to our present school, to consider
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joining with neighboring communities to form a larger regional vocational school with several more course offerings.
This year as your director of vocational education I am recommend- ing that the feasibility of such a school should be determined as quickly as possible.
The reasons for the recommendations are:
1. The education bill (Perkins Bill) that was recently signed into law by the President was drafted as the result of a year-long study by a committee appointed by the late President John F. Kennedy. It makes available a far greater amount of federal funds for the expansion of vocational education.
2. The increasing need for vocational and technical education. Fewer than half of the students who enter high school continue beyond the secondary level. Also there are a number of "drop-outs" during the high school years; one reason being a lack of interest in the type of academic program offered by the non-technical school. The students who complete their high school education and apply for employment are finding it increasingly difficult to get jobs because they do not have a suitable trade or technical background.
The vocational technical school recommended would serve grades nine through fourteen and would include courses for both boys and girls. Some of the course offerings that might be considered would be:
1. Foods and food service
2. Practical nursing
3. Business education (including business and
data processing machines)
4. Dental technician
5. Cosmatology
6. Electricity
7. Automotive
8. Auto body repair
9. Graphic Arts
10. Machine Shop Practice
11. Plumbing
12. Sheet metal
13. Welding
14. House carpentry
15. Painting and decorating
16. Building construction technology
17. Drafting technology
18. Electronics technology
19. Mechanical technology
20. Heating, refrigeration and air conditioning technology
21. Technical writing
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The thirteenth and fourteenth grades would allow for some training beyond the high school level and would accommodate students graduating from an academic high school who might not be able to attend a four year college.
At the time of my previous report there were two regional vocational technical schools in operation in Massachusetts. Since that time the Blackstone Valley district, including twelve communities, have agreed to jointly support a regional vocational technical school. In the Greater Brockton area where there are committees meeting regularly to gather information in regard to the formation of one or more schools in that vicinity.
The King Philip Regional Vocational High School will continue to do its best to serve the needs of the youth of this region and wish to thank everyone who is helping to make this school successful.
Respectfully submitted,
PRESTON I. TITUS Director
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ANNUAL REPORT ON ADULT EDUCATION
This year there are sixteen, two-semester classes being conducted. There are four additional, one-semester classes being offered. The attendance for the year has been exceptionally good.
There are four types of courses being held.
I. Vocational Evening Trade Extension. These courses are for those who are employed at the trade but wish to learn more about it and become more proficient. The courses being held are in Machine Shop Practice, and Machine Shop Blueprint Reading and Math.
II. Vocational Practical Arts. Courses in session are in Beginning and Advanced Sewing (3 Classes), Rug Braiding (2 classes), Knitting (2 classes), Rug Hooking, and Decorative Painting.
III. Vocational Apprenticeship Carpentry. This course offers class- room instruction in Related Math, Blueprint Reading, Estimat- ing, Architectural Drafting, House Framing and Trade Science. This course is for men who are serving an apprenticeship or learning the trade. It is held 150 hours each year and the complete course is for four years.
IV. Academic Classes. The classes being held this year are in Typing I and II, Algebra I and II, Everyday English, Oil Painting and Sketching and Painting. High school credits may be given for Sketching and Painting, Typing I and II, Everyday English and Algebra I and II, depending upon class attendance and an examination.
The four one-semester courses that are being offered this year are Income Tax Returns, The Psychoneurotic Personality, Massachusetts Government, and Psychology of Personality.
Each year adult education is becoming a more important part of our educational program not only in this district but throughout the country. We shall continue to promote and offer courses to fulfill the needs of people in the district and nearby communities.
Respectfully submitted, PRESTON I. TITUS Director
SCHOOL CALENDAR 1963 - 1964
(Subject to change by King Philip Regional School District Committee)
September
February
4
5
6
3
4
5
6
7
9
10
11
12
13
10
11
12
13
14
16
17
18
19
20
23
24
25
26
27
24
25
26
27
28
30
(19 days)
(15 days)
October
March
1
2
3
4
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
*
23
24
25
26
28
29
30
31
30
31
* Teachers' Convention
* Good Friday
(21 days)
November
1
4
5
6
7
8
6
7
8
9
10
+
12
13
14
15
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
25
26
27
*
*
27
28
29
30
ยก Veterans Day
*
Spring Vacation
* Thanksgiving Recess
(17 days)
(18 days)
May
December
1
2
3
4
5
6
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
18
19
20
21
22
%
*
*
*
*
25
26
27
28
29
* Christmas Vacation
(15 days)
January
2
3
6
7
8
9
10
13
14
15
16
17
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
27
28
29
30
31
185 days
(22 days)
June
1
2
3
4
5
8
9
10
11
12
%
*
%
*
April
1
2
3
(22 days)
%
%
%
*
*
Winter Vacation
(15 days)
(21 days)
Total number of school days according to the above is 185 days. The minimum allowed by the Departmentof Education is 180 days. This means that days lost due to bad weather or other causes must not exceed 5. Any days missed in excess of 5 must be made up, probably by extending the June closing.
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"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 population of the district and the extensive pupil transportation system make 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 con- ditions, announcement will be made over the following radio stations:
WBZ-Boston WEEI-Boston
WHDH-Boston
WPRO-Providence WARA-Attleboro
Parents should tune their radios to these stations between 6:30 a.m. and 7:30 a.m.
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-1963-1964 AS OF OCTOBER 1, 1963
Boys
Girls
Total
Grade 1 (N)
43
39
82
(P)
42
59
101
(W)
70
67
137
155
165
320
Grade 2 (N)
48
49
97
(P)
52
54
106
(W)
57
52
109
157
155
312
Grade 3 (N)
25
26
51
(P)
43
43.
86
(W)
55
51
106
123
120
243
Grade 4 (N)
40
40
80
(P)
52
53
105
(W)
52
49
101
144
142
286
Grade 5 (N)
30
54
84
(P)
37
45
82
(W)
64
45
109
131
144
275
Grade 6 (N)
31
21
52
(P)
44
47
91
(W)
51
47
98
126
115
241
Grade 7 (N)
38
37
75
(P)
46
31
77
(W)
55
53
108
139
121
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Boys
Girls
Total
Grade 8 (N)
30
28
58
(P)
35
44
79
(W)
49
43
92
114
115
229
Grade 9 (N)
28
24
52
(P)
37
33
70
(W)
54
36
90
119
93
212
Grade 10 (N)
26
23
49
(P)
28
28
56
(W)
46
51
97
100
102
202
Grade 11 (N)
19
23
42
(P)
28
43
71
(W)
42
52
94
89
118
207
Grade 12 (N)
27
21
48
(P)
28
33
61
(W)
34
42
76
89
96
185
GRAND TOTAL
Grades 1-6 (N)
446
(P)
571
(W)
660
1677
Grades 7-12 (N)
324
(P)
414
(W)
557
1295
Grades 1-12 (N)
770
(P)
985
(W)
(Includes Vocational Students)
1217
-
2972
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VOCATIONAL ENROLLMENT - TRADE & INDUSTRIES
Grade 9 (N)
2
Machine Shop
(N) 1
(P)
11
(P)
3
(W)
8
(W)
2
-
21
Carpentry
(N) 1
(P)
8
(W)
6
Tuition Pupils
6
Machine
4
Carpentry
2
Grade 10 (N)
3
Machine
(N) 3
(P)
3
(P) 4
(W)
4
(W) 2
13
Carpentry
(N) 0
(P)
2
(W)
2
Tuition Pupils
3
Machine
1
Carpentry
2
Grade 11 (N)
2
Machine
(N)
1
(P)
3
(P)
1
(W)
0
(W)
0
Carpentry
(N)
1
5
(P)
2
Tuition Pupils
2
Machine
1
Carpentry
1
Grade 12 (N)
3
Machine Shop
(N)
2
(P)
6
(P)
5
(W)
4
(W)
1
-
-
13
8
Carpentry
(N)
1
(P)
1
(W)
3
Tuition Pipils
2 Machine
1
Carpentry
1
-
-
(W)
0
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Enrollment
Machine Shop 25
Carpentry Shop 27
-
52
Tuition Pupils
13
-
65
HOME ECONOMICS
Grade 11 (N)
0
(P)
1
(W)
6
7
Grade 12 (N)
1
(P)
4
(W)
7
-
12
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KING PHILIP REGIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT Wrentham, Massachusetts
SCHOOL BUDGET 1964
1000 Administration
$24,003.18
2000 Instruction
532,404.43
3000 Other School Services
100,939.50
4000 Operation and Maintenance of Plant
84,559.59
5000 Fixed Charges
20,133.95
7000 Acquisition of Fixed Assets
1,750.00
Adult Education
7,400.00
Vocational Education
66,278.59
$837,469.24
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS FOR 1964
State Reimbursement Transportation, Chapter 71 $65,560.00
State Reimbursement-Special Education 10,258.00
State Reimbursement-Vocational School 23,000.00
George Barden Fund-Vocational Salary
3,050.00
Adult Education Receipts
2,500.00
Transfer From Surplus (Voted 1/28/64)
15,000.00
119,368.00
Net Budget Cost Apportionable to Three Towns $718,101.24
Net Increase of 1964 Budget Over 1963 Budget $116,997.53
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1964 SCHOOL BUDGET BY SALARIES AND EXPENSES
Administration
$20,428.18
$3,575.00
$24,003.18
Instruction
480,847.75
51,556.68
532,404.43
Other School Services
17,242.19
83,697.31
100,939.50
Operation and Maintenance of Plant
38,002.00
46,557.59
84,559.59
Fixed Charges
14,150.00
5,983.95
20,133.95
Acquisition of Fixed Assets
1,750.00
1,750.00
Adult Education
6,900.00
500.00
7,400.00
Vocational Education
56,360.85
9,917.74
66,278.59
$633,930.97
$203,538.27
$837,469.24
Total Estimated Receipts
119,368.00
Net Budget
$718,101.24
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KING PHILIP REGIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT Wrentham, Massachusetts
SUMMARY OF 1963 FINANCIAL REPORT January 1, 1963 to December 31, 1963
Balance as of
Budget December 31, 1963
ACADEMIC BUDGET:
Salaries
$510,947.10
$4,110.33
Expenses
172,035.17
2,863.60
Total
$682,982.27
$6,973.93
VOCATIONAL BUDGET:
Salaries
47,354.42
None
Expenses
7,255.02
None
Total
$54,609.44
Grand Total Balance
$6,973.93
CASH RECEIPTS
Miscellaneuos Income
$9,851.80
Interest Income
2,199.07
12,050.87
BALANCE OF 1963 BUDGET UNEXPENDED SURPLUS $19,024.80
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KING PHILIP REGIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT Wrentham, Massachusetts
CAPITAL BUDGET FOR 1964
Interest due on 5/1/56 Bond Issue at 3.20%
May 1, 1964
$23,840.00
November 1, 1964
22,000.00
Interest due on 3/1/58 Bond Issue at 3.40%
March 1, 1964
3,825.00
September 1, 1964
3,570.00
TOTAL INTEREST $53,235.00
Principal on 5/1/56 Bond Issue
$115,000.00
Principal on 3/1/56 Bond Issue
15,000.00
130,000.00
TOTAL PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
$183,235.00
DEDUCT
Reimbursement from State representing 63.9% of
estimated final construction cost: 77,525.06
APPORTIONED TO THE THREE TOWNS FOR 1964
$105,709.94
NORFOLK
$105,709.94 x 20.45%=
$21,617.68
PLAINVILLE
105,709.94 x 23.53%= 24,873.55
Wrentham
105,709.94 x 56.02%= 59,218.71
$105,709.94
SCHOOL OPERATING AND CAPITAL BUDGETS
Member
Towns
1964
Enrollment 7-12 10-1-63
Total Operating Cost
Percentage Of Total
Member Town Share
Total Capital Cost
Percentage Of Total
Member Town Share
Grand Total
Norfolk
325
$718,101.24
25.10%
$180,243.42
$105,709.94
20.45%
$ 21,617.68
$201,861.10
Plainville
415
718,101.24
32.04%
230,079.63
105,709.94
23.53%
24,873.55
254.953.18
Wrentham
555
718,101.24
42.86%
307,778.19
105,709.94
56.02%
59,218.71
366,996.90
1295
100.00%
$718,101.24
100.00%
$105,709.94
$823,811.18
1963
10-1-62
Norfolk
294
$601,103.71
24.36%
$146,42 8.86
$109,193.45
20.45%
$ 22,330.06
$168,758.92
Plainville
372
601,103.71
30.82%
185,260.17
109,193.45
23.53%
25,693.22
210,953.39
Wrentham
541
601,103.71
44.82%
269,414.68
109,193.45
56.02%
61,170.17
330,584.85
1207
100.00%
$601,103.71
100.00%
$109,193.45
$710,297.16
1962
10-1-61
Norfolk
269
$548,886.55
23.62%
$129,647.00
$113,383.45
20.45%
$ 23,186.92
$152,833.92
Plainville
349
548,886.55
30.64%
168,178.84
113,383.45
23.53%
26,679.13
194,857.97
Wrentham
521
548,886.55
45.74%
251,060.71
113,383.45
56.20%
63,517.40
314,578.11
1139
100.00%
$548,886.55
100.00%
$113,383.45
$662,270.00
1961
10-1-60
Norfolk
261
$483,858.52
24.14%
$116,803.45
$117,573.45
20.45%
$ 24,043.77
$140,847.22
Plainville
329
483,858.52
30.44%
147,283.53
117,573.45
23.53%
27,665.03
174,951.56
Wrentham
491
483,858.52
45.42%
219,763.54
117,573.45
56.02%
65,864.65
285,633.19
1081
100.00%
$483,853.52
100.00%
$117,573.45
$601,431.97
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BALANCE SHEET, DECEMBER 31, 1963
CASH
General
$63,211.16
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
$66,286.16
LIABILITIES
Tailings - Unclaimed Checks
$ 978.36
Commonwealth of Mass - Taxes (Payroll Deductions)
2,159.43
Federal Grants:
George Barden Fund
$3,171.18
National Defense Education
1,488.99
4,660.17
Revolving Funds:
School Cafeteria
1,386.35
School Athletics
1,469.07
2,855.42
Appropriation Balances: School Construction
13,086.76
Receipts Reserved for Appropriation: Adult Education
1,609.50
Reserve for Petty Cash Advances
175.00
Surplus Revenue
40,761.52
$66,286.16
DEBT ACCOUNTS
Net Funded Debt $1,715,000.00
Serial Loans: School Construction
$1,715,000.00
TRUST ACCOUNTS
Trust Funds :
Scholarship Fund :
In custody of Treasurer
$437.50
Mrs. Leona Johnson
$437.50
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KING PHILIP REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL HOT LUNCH PROGRAM
1963 Financial Report on School Lunch Program
Opening Cash Balance, January 1, 1963
$ 1,653.31
Federal Reimbursements 1963
$14,822.41
Income from Lunches, Pupils
43,875.69
Income from Lunches, Adults
3,461.84
Other Income
599.29
Total Receipts 62,759.23
$64,412.54
Expenditures, January 1, 1963 to December 31, 1963 Food and Other
$45,967.88
Labor
17,058.31
Total Expenditures
$63,026.19
Cash Balance December 31, 1963
$ 1,386.35
Total Lunches Served, Pupils
171,517
Total Lunches Served, Adults
7,927
Extra Milk Served
53,491
KING PHILIP REGIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT Wrentham, Massachusetts ATHLETIC REVOLVING ACCOUNT Year 1963
Balance January 1, 1963
$1,744.93
Transferred from Surplus Revenue Account
1,000.00
Receipts :
Basketball
520.20
Football
2,890.86
3,411.06
Total
$6,155.99
Expenditures :
Basketball
421.50
Football
696.00
Other Sports and Expenses
3,569.42
4,686.92
Balance, December 31, 1963
$1,469.07
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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, 1963 to December 31, 1963. 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 Disbursements.
Schedule of Estimated Receipts.
Schedule of Appropriation Accounts Activity.
Schedule of Maturing Debt and Interest Payments due by years.
Balance Sheet as of December 31, 1963, including Trust Accounts and Debt Account.
Respectfully submitted,
WILLIAM R. ARMSTRONG, JR.
Treasurer
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RECEIPTS - 1963
Accounts Receivable:
Tax Levy-1960
$15.00
Tax Levy-1961
6,051.09
Tax Levy-1962
12,145.21
Tax Levy-1963
419,875.06
$438,086.36
Actual Receipts from Estimated:
Motor Vehicle Tax-1960
136.48
Motor Vehicle Tax-1961
981.82
Motor Vehicle Tax-1962
8,132.68
Motor Vehicle Tax-1963
53,233.35
Farm Animal Excise-1963
44.59
Water Rates and Supplies
35,591.04
Commonwealth and County
120,100.58
Other Receipts
10,069.74
228,290.28
Federal Grants:
Disability Assistance-Adm.
69.60
Disability Assistance
1,072.90
Old Age Assistance-Adm.
404.78
Old Age Assistance
5,362.00
Medical Aid to Aged-Adm.
473.41
Medical Aid to Aged
7,975.29
Aid to Dependent Children-Adm.
1,346.52
Aid to Dependent Children
4,682.50
U. S. Treasury Bills
69,530.11
Revenue Note
60,000.00
Tax Titles
5,341.64
Excess Collections on Tax Titles
328.45
State and County Aid to Highways
10,794.78
Payroll Taxes, County Pension and Group Insurance Withheld
36,564.56
Dog Tax Collections
1,033.50
School-National Defense Education Act
75.58
Ambulance
1,232.71
Road Machinery Fund
1,619.40
School Lunch
21,201.18
Interest from Stabilization Fund
1,200.00
Check Cancellations
265.10
Refunds: Appropriation Accounts: School Interest
29.08
Library-Gift from Iota Phi Sorority
24.90
53.98
Total Receipts
897,004.63
Cash Balance January 1, 1963
110,903.64
$1,007,908.27
21,387.00
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DISBURSEMENTS - 1963
Tax Levy-1963 Refunds
$626.90
Motor Vehicle Excise Refunds-1962
149.21
Motor Vehicle Excise Refunds-1963
178.41
Federal Grants :
Disability Assitance-Adm.
$119.28
Disability Assistance
991.06
Old Age Assistance-Adm.
261.74
Old Age Assistance
2,258.04
Medical Aid to Aged-Adm.
221.37
Medical Aid to Aged
9,949.06
Aid to Dependent Children-Adm.
1,251.18
Aid to Dependent Children
4,442.27
19,494.00
Dog Tax Collections
1,043.50
State and County Payments :
County Tax
6,606.33
County Hospital
2,724.17
State Parks
1,788.83
Mosquito Control
2,328.22
State Audit
1,696.11
15,143.66
Revenue Note
60,000.00
Payroll Taxes and County Pension
34,481.20
Water Works Improvements-APW-Mass-57G
14,000.00
School Lunch
19,647.08
Surplus Revenue
2,006.53
Departmental Payments-Schedule
659,716.08
Total Payments
826,486.57
Cash Balance December 31, 1963
181,421.70
$1,007,908.27
138
TOWN OF PLAINVILLE
1963
ACTUAL RECEIPTS FROM ESTIMATED
From State and County :
Medical Aid to Aged
$4,631.76
Disability Assistance
1,884.76
Old Age Assistance
453.43
Aid to Dependent Children
3,050.04
Business Corporation Tax
14,929.89
Income Tax, School Aid Ch. 70
58,535.28
Library Aid
952.50
School Construction
5,592.46
Meal Tax
474.50
Agriculture and Livestock Disease
50.00
Loss of Taxes
35.41
Vocational Education
1,003.90
Summer Recreation-Handicapped-Retarded
30.91
Transportation of Pupils
6,436.00
Income Tax
7,028.00
School Aid Chapters 69 and 71
859.23
School Superintendents
3,333.33
School Construction Chapter 645
9,971.40
County Dog Tax
847.78 - 120,100.58
139
Other Receipts:
Permits and Licenses
1,970.50
1964 Licenses in 1963
3,567.00
Interest and Costs-Collector
1,583.99
Gym Rental
65.00
Auditorium and Cafeteria Rental
49.00
Library Fines
220.00
Sale of Dogs
6.00
Photos
56.00
Building and Sanitary Permits
571.00
Wire Permits
45.00
Court Fines 401.00
Oil Burner and Blasting Permits
19.50
Gun and Bicycle Licenses and Accident Reports
118.25
Interest on U. S. Treasury Bills
469.89
Tax Title Interest and Costs 715.41
Rebate-Dismissal of N. E. Homes Foreclosure
13.00
Gas Permits 82.00
Sealer of Weights
73.20
Milk Licenses
33.00
Electrical Permits
11.00
10,069.74
Water Rates and Supplies
35,591.04
Motor Vehicle and Farm Animal Excise Taxes
62,528.92
$228,290.28
1963
ANNUAL REPORT
APPROPRIATIONS, TRANSFERS, PAYMENTS AND BALANCES
Accounts
Balance Forward
Appropria- tions
Refunds and Transfers
Payments
Balance
Library
$3,644.00
$24.90
$3,667.98
$.92
Selectmen
8,750.00
8,638.72
111.28
Treasurer
2,300.00
2,126.88
173.12
Town Clerk
1,250.00
1,249.41
.59
Assessors
4,100.00
3,925.15
174.85
Tax Collector
2,420.00
2,358.16
61.84
Registrars
1,530.00
1,429.21
100.79
Auditor
250.00
250.00
Sealer of Weights and Measures
175.00
173.50
1.50
Board of Health
5,913.00
49.83
5,962.83
Wire Inspector
250.00
250.00
Building Inspector
350.00
350.00
Fire
10,000.00
3,703.34
13,678.14
25.20
Water
25,104.00
18,838.04
6,265.96
School
177,595.00
29.08
174,602.75
3,021.33
Insurance
5,500.00
5,469.61
30.39
Veterans Benefits
2,300.00
819.05
1,480.95
Highway
14,900.00
1,000.00
15,895.79
4.21
Memorial Day
200.00
157.00
43.00
Interest on Maturing Debt
7,700.00
7,489.38
210.62
Police
22,970.00
1,150.80
23,688.17
432.63
Tree Warden
300.00
291.00
9.00
Snow Removal
9,000.00
2,588.03
11,588.03
Park
4,250.00
4,180.84
69.16
Town Forest
75.00
75.00
Town Office and Fire Station Maintenance
2,371.00
2,360.45
10.55
Maturing Debt
25,000.00
25,000.00
Welfare Agent
1,100.00
1,100.00
Street Lights
9,000.00
8,868.14
131.86
Vocational Education
2,000.00
921.90
1,078.10
Regional School
210,953.39
210,953.39
Planning Board
330.00
27.95
302.05
Industrial Development Commission
120.00
120.00
Chapter 90 Maintenance
1,550.00
3,000.00
4,548.58
1.42
Chapter 81
4,750.00
9,900.00
14,649.05
.95
Chapter 90 Construction
3,894.86
3,050.00
9,000.00
5,373.57
10,571.29
Sidewalks
690.22
688.71
1.51
Water Reserve
20,000.00
32,500.00
(52,000.00)
500.00
Fire Dept. Apparatus Fund
5,000.00
5,000.00
5,000.00
15,000.00
Stabilization Fund
30,000.00
15,000.00
45,000.00
Norfolk County Retirement
4,176.54
4,176.54
Insect and Dutch Elm
300.00
Welfare Categories
17,000.00
112.60
16,892.77
219.83
Ambulance
1,000.00
82.02
1,082.00
.02
Civil Defense
1,105.00
1,030.81
74.19
Tax Title
219.32
300.00
513.05
6.27
Water Extension (Walnut St.)
525.95
525.95
Land Damages
986.00
Water Mains (South St.)
4,075.52
1,424.48
Water Mains
17,000.00
(17,000.00)
Gas Inspector
200.00
173.40
26.60
300.00
986.00
(5,500.00)
Accounts
Balance Forward
Appropria- tions
Refunds and Transfers
Payments
Balance
Road Construction
5,381.12
5,377.15
3.97
Group Insurance
3,102.60
2,051.99
3,789.08
1,365.51
Land for School Site
17,000.00
(17,000.00)
School Building Committee
5,000.00
6.30
4,993.70
Fire Department Rescue Truck
1.00
1.00
Conservation Commission
100.00
27.60
72.40
$52,391.87
$655,234.53
$599.19
$659,716.08
$48,509.51
Accounts carried forward to 1964:
Chapter 90 Construction
$10,571.29
Water Reserve
500.00
Fire Department Apparatus Fund
15,000.00
Tax Title
6.27
Water Extension (Walnut St.)
525.95
Land Damages
986.00
School Building Committee
4,993.70
Conservation Commission
72.40
32,655.61
Transferred to Surplus Revenue
15,853.90
48,509.51
.
143
ANNUAL REPORT
1963
SCHOOL BUILDING BONDS - DECEMBER 31, 1963 Schedule of Bonds and Interest Payable Yearly
December
$275,000.00 - 2%
31
200,000.00 - 3.7%
Payable
Issue
Outstanding
Interest
$220,000.00
1964
$25,000.00
195,000.00
$6,595.00
1965
25,000.00
170,000.00
5,925.00
1966
20,000.00
150,000.00
5,255.00
1967
20,000.00
130,000.00
4,685.00
1968
20,000.00
110,000.00
4,115.00
1969
20,000.00
90,000.00
3,545.00
1970
20,000.00
70,000.00
2,975.00
1971
10,000.00
60,000.00
2,405.00
1972
10,000.00
50,000.00
2,035.00
1973
10,000.00
40,000.00
1,665.00
1974
10,000.00
30,000.00
1,295.00
1975
10,000.00
20,000.00
925.00
1976
10,000.00
10,000.00
555.00
1977
10,000.00
185.00
$220,000.00
$42,160.00
BALANCE SHEET - DECEMBER 31, 1963
Assets
Liabilities and Reserves
Cash:
Overlay Reserved for Abatements :
Overlay for 1961 Taxes
$935.61
Dedham Trust Co.
$112,596.80
Manufacturers National Bank 8,889.58
National Shawmut Bank
Regular Account
21,935.32
APW-Mass-57G Account
38,000.00
181,421.70
Accounts Receivable :
Tax Levy-1960
2.00
Tax Levy-1961
953.03
Tax Levy-1962
8,351.08
Tax Levy-1963
27,309.10
Estate of Deceased Persons
622.45
36,615.21
Federal Grants:
Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes:
Disability Assistance-Adm.
88.20
Uncollected-1960
66.96
Disability Assistance
357.65
Uncollected-1961
532.88
Old Age Assistance-Adm. 157.48
Uncollected-1962
2,417.88
Old Age Assistance
8,404.23
Medical Aid to Aged-Adm.
370.27
Medical Aid to Aged
2,164.44
Aid to Dependent Children-Adm. 100.46
Departmental: Water Rates and Supplies
3,578.97
Aid to Dependent Children
1,395.79
12,636.78
Revenue Reserved :
Motor Vehicle Excise Tax
26,641.99
Tax Titles
4,957.61
Tax Titles Excess Collections
328.45
Tax Possessions
1,576.02
Water
3,828.63
Aid to Highways
1,500.22
39,455.37
Uncollected-1963
23,624.27
26,641.99
Overlay for 1962 Taxes 4,664.13
Overlay for 1963 Taxes 7,037.04
13,038.52
Other Receivables:
Other Liabilities:
School-Nat. Defense Edu. Act.
299.10
Elementary School Construction 1,814.64
Tax Possessions
1,576.02
County Tax
1,200.71
Mosquito Control
168.57
County Dog Tax Refund
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