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GENERAL ACCOUNT EXPENDITURES
Appropriation
$24,354.00
Capitol Equipment
$1,275.47
Hydrant Maintenance
503.15
Parts
923.33
Office Supplies
285.22
Dues
4.00
Transportation
150.00
Purchased Labor
1,741.46
Meter Reading
300.00
Clerk of Selectmen
50.00
North Attleboro Water Dept.
11,089.34
Pumping (Plainville)
1,617.56
Expended
$17,939.53
Balance
$ 6,414.47
Salary Account
Appropriation
$ 750.00
Alton E. French
$200.00
Byron J. Schofield
200.00
Maida L. King
350.00
Expended
$ 750.00
Balance
0.00
Financial Statement
Balance of Accounts Receivable, December 31, 1963 Billing for 1964
$ 3,412.87
34,568.59
Cash Collected 1964
35,140.33
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Abatements 831.65
Water Liens
1,659.59
Accounts Receivable December 31, 1964
2,841.13
Recommendations for 1965
Pumping Account
$17,575.00
General Account
6,799.00
Salaries
750.00
Special Accounts
Route 106 to Elementary School ($15,000.00)
Route 106 to North Attleboro Town Line ($10,000.00)
Appropriation
$25,000.00
Expended $12,790.12
Balance-(Not Final)
$12,209.88
Taunton Street :
Route 106 to D. E. Makepeace Co.
Appropriation
$19,000.00
Expended
$17,020.31
Balance-(Not Final)
$1,979.69
Grove Street
Appropriation
$5,400.00
Expended
$4,234.70
Balance-(Not Final)
$1,165.30
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Special Account-APW MASS-57G
Total Award $277,000.00
Contract No. 1-Well
(R. E. Chapman Co., Oakdale, Mass.) Expended $9,170.00
Contract No. 2-Pumping Station Storage Tank
(Tracy & Lucey, Inc., Northboro, Mass.) Expended $42,841.80
Contract No. 3-Water Mains
(Joseph T. Jacuzzi-Attleboro Falls)
Expended 114,171.30
Contract No. 4-Tank
(Darcon, Inc., Warren, Pa.) Expended 63,612.00
Engineering-Inspection Services
Expended 25,885.92
Total Expended to December 31, 1964 $255,681.02
Balance (Not Final) $21,318.98
Respectfully submitted,
ALTON E. FRENCH MAIDA L. KING BYRON J. SCHOFIELD
Board of Water Commissioners
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TOWN OF PLAINVILLE
1964
REPORT OF THE POLICE COMMISSION
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:
Gentlemen:
As everyone knows the Police Department suffered a real crisis with the loss of our beloved and devoted Chief, Ernest LaPorte, which proved to be a great loss to the town and the Dept., and to us, a great loss of a friend. His devotion to the Dept. and Town was unquestionable. His love of children and their love for him was quite in evidence.
Upon assuming our duty in March, our misfortune and problems were too numerous to put into this Report. As everyone knows the Commis- sioners and the Board of Selectmen spent hours and days and weeks to obtain a new Chief, and feel we are extremely fortunate to have the services of Chief Phillip Mackenzie whose experience and educational background is of the highest. Chief Mackenzie was born in Norwood, Mass., graduated from Norwood High School; Commonwealth of Massa- chusetts Correctional Officers Training Program; Graduate of Califor- nia Peace Officers Academy; Pomona Police Academy; Sacramento State College-Business Administration Course; Six-month Course Mt. San Antonio Junior College, Walnut, California in Police Administration; Six-month Course in State and Federal Law; Thirteen-week Course in Traffic Engineering, California Highway Patrol at Pomona Police Aca- demy. He is the husband of Joan Bourbeau and they have 3 children.
Each year the work done by the Police Dept. has increased. This year was no exception with the opening of Route 95 which produced a traffic problem at the junction of Route 152 and 106 for which we had installed a lighting system to insure the safety of our Police officers on duty. This year we obtained a Police cruiser built and designed for Police work and have noticed a substantial difference in its availability and with a minimum amount of maintenance cost. A new radio antenna was installed at the Police Station which greatly increased our reception. Installed a new dispatching service for greater efficiency on emergency calls, plus the record system was revamped and a new filing cabinet purchased for better efficiency. A new Penetrator Siren was installed on the Cruiser which included a P. A. system. Also obtained were fluores- cent safety belts for the department plus a new blanket for the Cruiser to be used for accident victims.
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It was published in the newspaper the Wrentham lockup facilities were to be denied the Town of Plainville, because of the inconveniences incurred on the Wrentham Police Dept. We are happy to inform that this service is again avaliable to us with the understanding that we prov- ide our own lockup keeper.
We wish to extend our sincere thanks and appreciation for the assis- tance and cooperation throughout the year to Chief Clarence Skinner and the Fire Dept., Highway Superintendent Everett Skinner and Dept., Mrs. Bessie Barton, Special Officer Mrs. Ruth Fulton, Board of Select-
men and the men of the Plainville Police Dept.
Appropriations for Salaries and Wages for 1964
$24,682.00
Appropriations for other expenses, including Cruiser 5,825.00
Total $30,507.00
Expended for 1964
29,972.29
Returned to Treasurer 534.71
Respectfully submitted,
BURTON V. MILLER
LUCIENE G. GAUCHEAU
HARRY E. COOPER
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1964
REPORT OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENT
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen
Town of Plainville, Massachusetts
Gentlemen:
I herewith submit the Annual Report of the Plainville Police Dept.
Arrests made in 1964 12
For the following offenses:
Neglect to provide for family
1
Assault and battery 1
Driving under the influence of alcoholic beverage
3
Drunkeness 4
1
Motor vehicle violations
6
Attempt breaking and entering
2
Using a motor vehicle without authority
1
Traffic Accidents Investigated in 1964
106
This includes those reported for the following categories: Automobile with automobilue
69
Automobile with parked automobile
7
Automobile with fixed object
28
Automobile with bicycle
1
Injuries resulting from traffic accidents
51
Deaths resulting from traffic accidents
0
Property damage resulting from traffic accidents
13
Auto accidents reported on private property
2
Hit and run accidents reported
2
Investigations made in 1964 109
For the following offenses and incidents: Robbery
1
Assault and attempt robbery
1
Larceny
19
Attempt larceny
1
Breaking and entering
10
Lewd and lascivious behavior and speech
1964
ANNUAL REPORT
105
Attempt breaking and entering
1
Burglary
3
Vandalism
7
Auto theft
1
Trespassing
1
Lewd and lascivious behavior
1
Unnatural act
1
Lewd phone calls
1
Arson
1
Child beating
1
Prowler
2
Drunken driving
3
Drunkenness
4
Peace disturbance
9
Fugitive
1
Cruelty to animals
1
Truancy
1
Suspicious circumstances
3
Juvenile problem
1
Alcoholic beverage violation
1
Injured person
4
Sick person
1
Missing person
2
Overdose of drugs
1
Deceased person
6
Illegal dumping
2
Overloaded school bus
1
Abandoned vehicle
1
Car fire
1
Parking problem
1
Incompetent driver
1
Property damage
3
Found property
3
Vicious dog
1
Dog bite
2
Dog fight
1
Dead dog
1
Traffic Citations Issued
30
For the following violations : Hit and run
2
Driving to endanger
5
Passing school bus
2 2
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Racing
4
Speeding 12
Failing to yield to pedestrian
3
Unsafe starting from curb
1
Making harsh and obnoxious noise
1
License to carry firearms issued
64
Gunsmith, dealer license issued
4
Bicycle licenses issued
36
Summonses served
67
Warrants served and effected
2
Capias Warrants served and effected
5
Citizens served by means of vacation house checks
45
it is my pleasure to express my thanks and appreciation to the fine people of the Town of Plainville for the warm reception and good wishes I have received upon coming into the Town as a new citizen and Chief of the Police Department and to express my gratitude to the Honorable Board of Selectmen and the Police Commission for the consideration given to my application for this position. Be assured that I will try to be worthy of the great trust placed in my care and live up to my obligations of maintaining a Department that the citizens and the employees will be justifiably proud of.
All undertakings and decisions made in my capacity of Chief of Police will be made with consideration to the benefit to the Town and the prog- ress of the Police Department as it is my feeling that the existence of a Police Department is justified solely on the basis of its service to the community.
I wish also to express my appreciation to the present members of the Police Department, both permanent officers and special officers, for their kind willingness to work with me.
Respectfully submitted,
PHILLIP R. MacKENZIE,
Chief of Police
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1964
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, 1964.
87 permits were issued and $87.00 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 Towns- people for the cooperation given me during the year.
Respectfully submitted,
EARL J. LAVIN, Inspector of Wires
REPORT OF THE BUILDING INSPECTOR
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:
Gentlemen:
I herewith submit my report for the year ending December 31, 1964.
A total of seventy-three permits were granted for the estimated cost of $810,376.46.
32 Dwellings
11 New Business and Additions to present Business Establishments 23 Additions to Dwelling 1 New Elementary School
I granted three permits to move buildings and three permits to raze buildings.
I wish to bring to the attention of all contractors or any person con- templating constructing, altering or razing a building, that a permit must be obtained before the project is started. Also that an occupancy inspec- tion must be made before any home or building can be occupied.
Again I wish to thank the contractors, townspeople, Board of Select- men, Planning Board, Fire Chief Skinner and the Appeals Board for their cooperation during this past year.
Respectfully submitted,
CLINTON E. BARTON, SR.,
Building Inspector
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1964
REPORT OF SANITARY INSPECTOR
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen
Gentlemen:
Sewage disposal systems at all new building starts were designed as a result of determination of porosity of soil, depth to ground water and surrounding surface runoff of storm water. Requirements of adequate disposal is also dependent on estimated daily flow based on size and use of building proposed. Inspection is made before backfill to assure speci- cations have been met, progress inspections are also made if considered advisable.
Bacteriological analysis was made of water in Town Pool during season on weekly basis and any drains, streams or suspicious flows in- vestigated at discretion of Town Officials or Sanitary Inspector.
Proposed subdivisions are closely investigated to determine drain- age, soil conformation and porosity, and each lot is tested separately and permit for each lot, there are no blanket approvals of all lots.
Inspection and bacteria swab counts of utensils were made at eating and drinking establishments, and rechecks as found necessary to main- tain required standards.
Respectfully submitted,
PUTNAM STEELE, R. S.,
Sanitary Inspector
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, 1964.
33 milk licenses issued @ $1.00 each $33.00
Paid Town Treasurer 33.00
Respectfully submitted,
EARL B. THOMPSON, Milk Inspector
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1964
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:
Gentlemen:
We are pleased to submit the following report of the Board of Appeals for the year ending December 31, 1964.
The board held eight public hearings during the year. Four of these hearings included requests to locate and reside in Mobile Homes located on private property. One of these requests was withdrawn, one was turned down, and two were approved on a temporary basis. Of the other four hearings, two involved variances in the minimum lot frontage and the minimum lot size regulation, and two involved variances in the front property line and the 20' setback regulations. All four of these requests were approved.
The board was sorry to lose the services of Daniel Malone who re- signed during the year. Mr. Robert Keniston was appointed by the Board of Selectmen to fill this vacancy.
We wish to thank the Town Counsel and the other Town Departments for their assistance during the past year.
Respectfully submitted,
ROBERT W. HAYES, Chairman MELVIN F. DWYER, Secretary ROBERT KENISTON
REPORT OF THE OFFICE OF CIVIL DEFENSE For the Year 1964
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen
Gentlemen:
Civil Defense has had an uneventful year with no national or natural disasters. Civil Defense must depend on an interested citizenry if it is
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to be effective. In our community we need a public awakening to the importance of maintaining a strong and alert organization. Our two most important needs are: trained manpower and a control center.
Expenditures for 1964:
Telephone
$148.43
Office Supply
25.00
Printing
15.00
Capital
222.33
Total
$410.00
Returned to Treasury $89.24
Respectfully submitted,
RONALD FREDERICKSON,
Director
REPORT OF THE GAS INSPECTOR
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:
Gentlemen:
I herewith submit my report as Gas Inspector for the year ending December 31, 1964.
Thirty-six (36) inspections were made.
Fees collected
$ 72.00
Paid to Town Treasurer 72.00
$200.00
Appropriation Expended : Salary
150.00
Balance
$ 50.00
Respectfully submitted,
C. E. SKINNER, JR. Gas Inspector
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1964
REPORT OF THE TOWN AMBULANCE - 1964
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen
Gentlemen:
126 Trips-1,744.5 miles
115 Patients
335 Man hours @ $2.00-$670.00
Total Billing-$1,262.00
33 Tanks of Oxygen 140.5 Gallons of Gasoline
Appropriation
$1,100.00
Expended:
Labor
$670.00
Ambulance Maintenance
98.62
Galoline
30.87
Radio Maintenance and Repair
26.00
Laundry
61.22
Supplies
47.83
Oxygen
26.94
Total Expended
$961.48
Balance as of December 31, 1964
$138.52
Respectfully submitted,
C. E. SKINNER, JR.
REPORT OF THE FIRE ENGINEERS
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen
Gentlemen:
We hereby submit our report for the year ending December 31, 1964. Buildings 34
Grass and Brush
86
Auto (fire and accident)
21
Mutual Aid
9
Lost Children
3
Lockouts
3
Rescue
2
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Transportation and First Aid
12
Flooded Cellars 2
Practices and Meetings
25
Miscellaneous 40
False Alarms
5
Total Calls
242
Also, one hundred and twenty-six (126) Ambulance runs were made during the year.
Many hours were spent inspecting Schools, Churches, Rest Homes, Business Establishments and homes during the year. Also, fire drills were conducted at all schools during the year.
Many hours were also spent investigating fires and complaints throughout the year, with a large assist from the two Deputies.
The C. D. Auxilary Fire Dept. continues to spend many hours on prac- ticing station coverage and fire fighting. They have proven to be a big asset to the regular fire department.
The Rescue Truck, purchased by the men of the department last year, is now fully equipped and has proven to be most valuable and effective.
We recommend that the Town of Plainville contract to buy a mechani- cal ladder truck this year. The price not to exceed $35,000.00.
We recommend that $2,500.00 be added to our Fire Alarm Replace- ment Fund, continuing the program started last year.
We also recommend that a permanent daytime fire department be established this year. We feel that a three-man force would best serve the needs of the Town at this time.
We wish to express our thanks to you, the Officers and men of the Department, neighboring fire departments, the Police Department, and the Highway Superintendent and his men, and all other persons who cooperated and assisted us so well during the past year.
Respectfully submitted,
HERBERT E. THOMPSON FREEMAN ROGERS WALTER COLEMAN
1964
ANNUAL REPORT
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Appropriation
$12,750.00
Transfers (Forest Fire Account)
3,153.89
$15,903.89
Total Expended
15,778.81
Balance
$ 125.08
Salaries :
C. E. Skinner, Jr., Chief
$1,765.75
Thomas Armitage, Deputy Chief
419.80
Joseph Fountain, Deputy Chief
501.00
Department Payroll
3,813.45
Total
$ 6,500.00
Forest Fire:
C. E. Skinner, Jr.
$ 361.25
Thomas Armitage
196.80
Joseph Fountain
260.40
Department Payroll
2,590.50
Total Payroll Forest Fire
$3,408.95
Forest Fire Expense (Food) Expenses :
$ 144.94
Gas and Electricity
$ 274.94
Telephone
471.84
Apparatus Maintenance
1,688.67
Fire Alarm
128.39
Dues, Books, Training
158.45
Chiefs' Club and Convention
155.00
Radio Maintenance
475.72
Supplies
394.31
Total Expenses
$3,747.32
Equipment :
Hose
$ 482.50
Radio
700.00
Coats
240.95
Miscellaneous
58.70
Tanks for Scott Air Paks
145.53
Tools
42.42
Plectrons
307.50
Total Equipment Expense Grand Total Expended
$1,977.60 $15,778.81
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1964
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, 1964.
1961 Account
Uncollected 1/1/64
Collected
Abated
Uncollected 1/1/65
Poll
$ 6.00
$ 4.00
$ 2.00
None
Personal
260.55
260.55
None
Real Estate
669.06
642.08
26.98
None
Excise
548.00
260.74
287.26
None
1962 Account
Poll
$ 18.00
$ 4.00
$ 10.00
$ 4.00
Personal
2,882.36
990.08
210.00
1,682.28
Real Estate
5,392.26
4,132.66
1,259.60
Water
58.47
58.47
Excise
2,245.60
613.65
544.20
1,087.75
1963 Account
Tax Title
Poll
$ 170.00
$124.00
$ 10.00
$ 36.00
Personal
3,317.14
152.75
141.00
3,023.39
Real Estate
23,021.36
13,857.54
23.50
18.80
9,121.52
Water
173.77
139.92
33.85
Excise -23,545.51
29,075.54
20,837.29
3,633.87
4,602.38
Warrant- 5,530.03
(short)
2.00
In 1964
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1964 Account
Warrants
Collected
Abated
Tax Title
Uncollected 1/1/65
Personal
$ 44,956.43
$40,840.80
$415.00
$3,700.63
Real Estate
458,455.00
388,627.21
28,896.84
302.50
40,628.45
Water
1,649.59
1,247.65
401.94
Farm
34.00
34.00
None
Excise
87,875.11
70,798.57
4,284.00
12,792.14
1961
1962
1963
1964
Interest Paid Treas. $
164.37
$302.29
$336.42
$108.04
Charges Paid Treas.
31.70
62.70
368.70
204.00
Appropriation
Appropriation
$ 2,373.00
Salary
$ 1,500.00
Office Supplies
61.88
Stamps and Envelopes
306.00
North Attleboro Chronicle, Printing
120.00
Harry F. Dunnebier, Insurance
15.45
Dues Collectors and Treasurer's Association
5.00
Attending Association's Meetings
10.00
Clerical
200.00
Deputy Collector
25.00
Total
$2,243.33
$ 129.67
Respectfully submitted,
THEODORE A. WICKMAN,
Collector of Taxes
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TOWN OF PLAINVILLE
1964
REPORT OF THE VETERANS' AGENT
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen
Gentlemen:
The year has seen an increase in the number of cases the Veterans' Department has handled that has entailed the spending of money other than Emergency cases.
Cases were thoroughly investigated and some were kept on an emer- gency basis until their status changed.
There has been a general increase of five percent across the board for 1965.
I wish to thank the Board of Selectmen, Finance Committee, Police Department, Superintendent of Highways and Mrs. Clinton Barton, whose help was invaluable, and all others who in any way helped me during the past year.
Respectfully submitted,
DANIEL T. MALONE,
Veterans' Agent
Appropriation
$2,300.00
Transferred
2,000.00
$4,300.00
Expended
3,442.65
Balance
$ 557.35
Check returned
130.50
Balance
$ 687.85
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1964
REPORT OF TOWN COUNSEL
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen
Gentlemen:
There are no cases presently pending in any Court, either for or against the Town.
In addition to many Opinions given to Town Departments for the year 1964, legal activity was required in connection with the Water De- partment Expansion, the acquisition of the Messinger Street property for the school.
There are presently in process, the acquisition of the Garford proper- ty which has been delayed by title difficulty which will take several months still to complete.
Among recommendations for the year 1965 would be:
1. The Registration of the title to the school property on Messinger Street.
2. A search and abstract of the land records at the Registry of Deeds in Dedham with a view towards compiling a list of Town property and the source of the Town's title.
3. The adoption and publication of rules and regulations by the Board of Health.
4. The adoption of plumbing regulations.
5. The gathering together of the Town's By-Laws and all other Ordi- nances, By-Laws and Regulations of Town Departments, and Committees, Rules and Regulations so that in one volume there would be easy reference to the same.
Plainville has continued to enjoy a relatively litigation free period due in great measure to its civic minded citizenry and in particular to the diligence and selflessness of its Town Officials.
Respectfully submitted,
CHARLES R. MASON, Town Counsel
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SCHOOL OFFICIALS
HARRY A. SCHOENING, JR. Chairman
Telephone: 5-5197
ROBERT W. ROOT, Secretary Telephone: 5-5975
WILLIAM E. CLARKE
Telephone: 5-5141
FRANCIS E. McGOWAN
Telephone: 5-8288
MRS. HELEN A. SMITH Telephone: 5-9593
Term expires 1965
Term expires 1967
Term expires 1967
Term expires 1965
Term expires 1966
Meeting of the School Committee is held in the Plainville Elementary School on the Second Monday of each month.
Superintendent of Schools, Plainville CARL W. GREEN Residence-Telephone: 9-2604 School-Telephone: 5-6571
The Superintendent may be reached at the office in Plainville Elementary School
Authorized to issue Work Certificates: CARL W. GREEN, Superintendent
School Physician DR. JOHN T. COTTER Telephone: 5-6342
School Nurse MRS. JEANETTE PRAY Telephone: 9-2149
Attendance Officer
PHILIP MACKENZIE
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SCHOOL CALENDAR-1964 - 1965
Elementary School:
First term opens September 9, 1964 First term closes December 23, 1964 Second term opens January 4, 1965 Second term closes February 19, 1965 Third term opens March 1, 1965 Third term closes April 15, 1965 Fourth term opens April 26, 1965 Fourth term closes June 25, 1965
Holidays:
Columbus Day, October 12, 1964 Teachers' Convention, October 30, 1964
Veterans' Day, November 11, 1964 Thanksgiving, November 26, 27, 1964 Good Friday, April 16, 1965
School Sessions:
Elementary-Grades 1 through 6-8:25 to 2:05
Fire Alarm (No-School Signals)
3 double blasts of the Fire Alarm 7:30 a.m .- NO SCHOOL-ALL DAY-ALL GRADES
NO-SCHOOL news will be given over Radio Stations WARA and WBZ
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1964
MONEY AVAILABLE FOR SCHOOLS IN 1964
Appropriation
$182,345.00
Interest on Town School Fund
30.90
$182,375.90
National Defense Education Act-Balance:
Expenses
Administration
School Committee
321.00
Superintendent Salary
8,700.00
Superintendent Travel
240.00
Clerical
4,019.00
Miscellaneous
678.54
Instruction
Teachers Salaries
120,060.51
Special Education
3,498.35
Supplies
3,879.03
Textbooks
1,607.80
Educational TV
142.50
Other School Services
Health
3,807.09
Transportation
14,519.12
Operation & Maintenance of Plant
Custodial
8,049.00
Supplies
1,870.14
Heat
2,248.15
Utilities
3,074.46
Maintenance
2,755.68
Acquisition of Fixed Assets
Added or initial equipment
810.61
National Defense Education Act
371.63
$180,652.61
BALANCE: $1,723.29
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TOWN RECEIVED FROM STATE ON ACCOUNT OF SCHOOLS
1962
1963
1964
Chapter 70 State Aid
$ 57,328.50
$ 58,535.28
$ 61,163.75
For Superintendent
3,333.33
3,333.33
3,333.00
For School Bus Transportation
4,047.60
6,436.00
6,195.00
For Special Education
189.46
890.13
1,910.18
Receipts from Outside Source $ 64,898.89
$ 69,194.74
$ 72,602.26
Total Expenditures
150,806.98
158,834.98
174,602.55
Expenditures by
Town of Plainville
$ 85,908.09
$ 89,640.23
$102,000.29
1965 ESTIMATES IN ACCORDANCE WITH CHAPTER 70, 71 G.L.
Chapter 70, General Laws, State Aid
$57,584.62
15% additional as member of Regional District
8,637.69
For Superintendent G.L.C. 71 S59A
3,333.33
For Transportation G.L.C. 71 S 7A
9,138.30
For Special Education
2,540.43
$81,234.37
ADDITIONAL RECEIPTS-1964
1. Rentals $64.00
2. Interest 30.90
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TOWN OF PLAINVILLE
1964
PLAINVILLE SCHOOL COMMITTEE BUDGET
BUDGET
1965
EXPENDED 1964
ADMINISTRATION
School Committee
$ 435.00
$ 321.00
Superintendent
9,100.00
8,700.00
Travel
240.00
240.00
Clerical
4,200.00
4,019.00
Miscellaneous
700.00
678.54
INSTRUCTION
Teachers' Salaries
137,025.00
120,060.51
Special Education
3,500.00
3,498.35
Supplies
5,165.00
3,879.03
Textbooks
2,060.00
1,607.80
Educational TV
160.00
142.50
OTHER SCHOOL SERVICES
Health
4,118.00
3,807.09
Transportation
15,082.00
14,519.12
OPERATION & MAINTENANCE OF PLANT
Custodial
10,292.00
8,049.00
Supplies
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