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The cooperation displayed by students, teachers and other members of the staff has been excellent. Such cooperation is desirable in any situation and essential when two separate school organizations share the same facilities.
Respectfully submitted,
William H. Penn, Principal Ipswich Junior High School
REPORT OF THE INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
TO THE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS:
The Winthrop School is an intermediate school housing five sections each of grades 4, 5, and 6 plus 1 Special Class. October 1 census figures show the following enrollment:
Grade
Number
4
144
5
129
6
137
Special
9
419
An active parent organization meets five times a year. At the annual meeting in May of this group, a combined Science Fair, Art Exhibition and a Music Demonstration was successfully presented by pupils from all grades.
The Principal meets with his staff several times a month. The subjects under discussion center around the school program, curriculum, evaluations, and pupil problems. This year the school program meetings were held mostly on Wednesdays prior to the opening of school at 8:30.
CURRICULUM. The Intermediate school day was lengthened to include extra periods of Citizenship and Language. Physical Education, Music, Art and Pen- manship are taught by the most interested and qualified teachers. Conversa- tional French was introduced to some pupils in grades 5 and 6. The program is taught by a specially trained teacher of French. The areas of Language Arts and Arithmetic were reviewed and appropriate curriculum guides were pub- lished.
The Elementary Summer School, a five-week program, offered Remedial Reading for grades 2 through 6, Remedial Arithmetic for grades 2 through 8, and Music Enrichment for grades 1 through 6. The enrollment was approximately 225 pupils and was staffed by 9 teachers and also associate teachers.
The Junior Band, grades 5 and 6, meets after school.
The Dr. Robert M. O'Kane award for "outstanding creative ability" was awarded to Nancy Gerry, a student in the outgoing sixth grade.
After the fifth year of operation, a program of preventive maintenance has been instituted to forestall heavy expense later.
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The Intermediate School has increased its utility by serving the Junior High School in the morning, and the High School in the afternoon. Examples are the High School wrestling team uses the multi-purpose room after 2:30 PM. and extra help sessions for Junior High students scheduled in classrooms dur- ing lunch periods.
The faculty is organized into planning committees in anticipation of re- ceiving a visiting group of educators who will evaluate the entire program of the school in April 1961.
Respectfully submitted,
Bertram H. Bennett, Principal Intermediate School.
REPORT OF THE PRIMARY SCHOOLS PRINCIPAL
TO THE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS :
The seventeen regular classrooms of the Burley and Shatswell Schools plus two rooms at the High School housed 510 primary pupils.
Shatswell and High School
Burley School
Grade
Classes
Boys
Girls
Grade
Classes
Boys
Girls
Total
1
4
56
51
1
3
35
38
180
2
3
43
35
2
3
45
36
159
3
4
56
58
3
2
30
27
171
510
The average class size was 27 pupils.
CURRICULUM. The curriculum of the primary school consists of language art (which includes language, reading, handwriting, spelling and composition) social studies, arithmetic, science, health, music and art. Nearly sixty percent of the school time in the primary school is devoted to the develop- ment of the language art skills.
In order to maintain balance and direction in our curricu- lum as well as to strive for continuous progress, teachers meet weekly with the principal and the consultants in the areas of art, music, and reading, for curriculum planning, curriculum study and long-range lesson planning.
TEACHER PERSONEEL. Six new teachers were added to the staff to replace teachers who had resigned, or retired, and to fill two new positions created by increased enrolments. Mrs. Elizabeth Weare, respected first grade teacher at the Burley School for 39 years, retired from active service.
BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS. In order to keep both schools in good condition, an extensive repairs and replacements schedule has been completed. New bub- blers and lavatories have been added for the health and convenience of the children. The Shatswell School was connected to the town sewerage system. Children at the Burley, School on the sedond floor now have a direct outside exit from the building. Preventive maintenance is the key to economical op- eration.
The Primary School faculty is organized to revise curriculum and proce- dure in anticipation of an evaluation by an independent educational agency.
Respectfully submitted, William E. Waitt, Principal Primary Schools.
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REPORT OF THE IPSWICH SCHOOL HEALTH DEPARTMENT
TO THE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS :
Physical examinations were given to grades 1, 4, 7, 9, 10, 11 and 12. A total of 775 physicals were completed by the School Physician. Each child had his weight taken and height.measured and recorded early in the school year and repeated in the spring.
Each of the five dentists in Ipswich donated their time so that all the children in grades 1 through 6 had their teeth examined and referred for den- tal treatment where necessary.
Home visits have been made by the School Nurse whenever necessary. The School Physician, Dr. Frank L. Collins, visits the offive every school day. The Spring registration for children entering the Ipswich schools in September 1960 was done during the last school week in June. At that time, 180 regis- tered and received a physical examination and eye and ear test. Every student is tested yearly for vision and hearing.
The annual diphtheria clinic was held within the public schools and also at St. Stanislaus school. A total of 323 children received "booster" doses.
In November 1960, a speech clinic was organized in Ipswich. Weekly classes are being held at the Winthrop School. The purpose of the clinic is to deal with every type of speech difficulty. Pre-school, kindergarten, and all grade children are eligible. At the present time, 33 children are having weekly visits to the clinic.
The Mantoux Tuberculin Test was given to grades 1, 8, and 11. This pro- gram is a test to determine the presence of infection and recommended by the Essex County Health Association. Students who react to the test receive a chest x-ray.
Respectfully submitted,
Violet DeMille, School Nurse.
REPORT OF THE CAFETERIA SUPERVISOR
TO THE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS :
The Ipswich system operates three cafeterias serving over 1500 prepared meals per day and providing milk and seating space for 700 more pupils and staff members. The Burley School serves its members in two lunch periods; the Winthrop in three lunch periods and the High School offers four lunch periods in order to accomodate the pupils in the nearby Shatswell School.
In order to maintain and improve the food services, members of the cafe- teria staff have attended Regional and State Conferences on improving the school lunches. The following statistics may help in understanding the scope of the school lunch program:
Receipts $43,585.96
State Subsidy 15,223.17
Commodity Value (surplus food) 9,800.25
Total receipts from all $68,609.38
sources.
Respectfully submitted,
Ellen Sheppard, Cafeteria Supervisor
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GRADUATES OF IPSWICH HIGH SCHOOL
Judith Ann Achramowicz Mary Ann Alhowik Mary Jane Ball Olga Lillian Barowy Lorraine Marie Benjamin Nancy Louise Blonda ** Brian McClean Brouillette Rodney Lyman Bruce Carol Ann Elizabeth Gapers Jane Catherine Carey Ellen Ballard Caverly Richard Warren Cogswell Donald William Collum* Jean Ann Comeau Edward Bernard Concannon Pauline Rita Concannon Anthony Charles Constantino Peter Hayman Cooke Clarence Clinton Darres, Jr. Paul Edward Dort Mary Aileen Doty Nancy Ann Dunbar Leonard Michael Dupray Barry Edward Ewing Mary Elizabeth Georgeopoulos Kurt Gerhardt Donna Jane Grover Ellen Jane Hennessey Stanley John Hetnar Maynard Earl Homans Susan Irene Howard Jeffrey Norman Hyde Edward Jewett
Shirley Ann Johnson ** Judith Rose Kaszuba Peter Arnold Kjoss Eleanor May Knowles ** Jeanette Kuconis Jo Ann Esther Lambert Constance Lampropoulos Arnold Francis LeClair Nancy Elizabeth Lee John George Lensky Linda Christine Lewis Eileen Theresa Locke Virginia Lee Mansfield Diane Yvonne Martel Meredith Ann McCrillis Marcia Anne McGrath* Edward Robert Meyer, Jr. Patricia Alice Naguszewski Fred Lawrence Pickard, Jr. Janice Ruth Pickul Peter Stephen Pickul Wendy Pratt Betty Mary Anne Printz* Beatrice Ann Recine Judith Schofield
Michael Burgess Sherman Carol Anne Marie Sklarz Barbara Florence Smith Jean Mary Stevens Brainard Cameron Wallace, Jr. Susan Elizabeth Wanzer Mary Lena Wendt Cynthia Ruth Whitney
*Students who have maintained an average of 85% or over for four years.
** Students with an average of 75% or over for four years and also members of the National Honor Society.
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DISTRIBUTION OF PUPILS BY SCHOOL AND GRADE
Enrollment - October 1, 1960
School
Grades
I II III
IV V VI VII VIII IX
X XI XII Total
Burley
73
81
54
208
Shatswell
104
78
115
297
Winthrop
134 128 136
398
Special Class
6
6
Junior High
132
147
279
Senior High
177 159 169 134 128 142
132
147
143 107
81 81
105
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ENROLLMENT CHARTS BY GRADES 1955 --- 1960
Grade
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
I
132
142
145
189
171
177
II
132
126
144
141
175
159
III
147
133
147
142
137
169
IV
135
144
138
139
143
134
V
107
134
140
143
140
128
VI
109
112
139
133
139
135
VII
126
102
103
142
137
132
VIII
97
124
103
110
135
147
IX
81
108
123
100
122
143
X
100
80
106
115
95
107
XI
79
88
73
92
102
81
XII
65
74
77
66
67
105
Special Class
10
7
7
7
6
1310
1377
1445
1519
1571
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DISTRIBUTION OF MINORS -- October 1, 1960
Boys:
Age 5-7
7-16
Total
Not enrolled in any school
93
93
Private School (St.Stanislaus)
41
75
116
Other Private Schools
15
15
Special Schools (State)
1
2
3
Vocational
9
9
Public Schools
97
628
725
232
729
96]
Girls
Not enrolled in any school
81
81
Private School (St.Stanislaus)
36
80
116
Other Private Schools
3
31
34
Special Schools (State)
4
4
Vocational
1
1
Public Schools
99
616
715
219
732
951
436
143 107
105
GRAND TOTAL 1912
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EMPLOYMENT CERTIFICATES ISSUED TO MINORS-1960
Age 14-16
16-18
Total
Boys
8
26
34
Girls
6
33
39
NO SCHOOL SIGNAL 4 Blasts of Fire Whistle
6:30 a.m .-- No School- -- High School 7:30 a.m .-- No School -Grades 1-6
11:00 a.m .-- No School -Grades 7-8
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COMPARATIVE STATEMENT EXPENDITURES - PUBLIC SCHOOLS
1958 EXPENSE
1959 EXPENSE
1960 EXPENSE
I. GENERAL CONTROL
$ 17,258.04 $ 20.159.15
$ 27,101.00
II. EXPENSES OF INSTRUCTION
A. Teachers Salaries
319,485.26
346,853.70
427,509.06
B. Texts and Supplies
20,934.06
26,404.95
36,662.75
C. In-Service
437.40
407.38
827.17
D. Clerical and Other
8,137.62
8,969.39
9,030.11
III. PLANT OPERATION
A. Custodian Salaries
23,205.09
23,676.61
29,032.11
B. Custodian Supplies
3,379.22
4,047.57
4,698.83
c. Electricity, Gas, Water
5,210.29
6,058.59
6,404.88
D.
Fuel
8,149.68
7,528.42
6,938.21
E. Sewerage
74.67
IV. MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS
16,888.95
11,781.36
17,262.02
V. AUXILIARY AGENCIES
A. Health
6,115.68
6,738.92
6,856.97
B. Adult Education and Voc.
Tuition
4,409.64
2,549.58
3,677.90
c. Misc .- Printing, Express, Graduation, Meetings
D.
Insurance
4,481.67
4,137.36
5,932.46
E. Transportation
27,250.30
31,258.71
37,774.60
F. Americanization
126.00
280.00
280.00
G. Cafeteria
4,427.95
5,156.98
5,565.04
H. Library (Salaries and Supplies)
4,602.55
I. Summer School
4,647.22
VI. OUTLAY
10,059.04
21,296.78
17,626.16
VII. ATHLETICS
5,483.92
5,762.54
6,996.79
VIII. School Budget returned to
Revenue
7,541.62
130.09
106.86
Athletic Fund returned to Revenue
.38
.16
.01
$494,289.09 $534,841.26
$661,899.88
REPORT ON PUBLIC LAW #874 FUNDS
Available January 1, 1960 - $2,874.76
School Committee Expense $1,111.62
Grant-May 10, 1960
1,462.00
General Education
619.35
Grant-September 9, 1960 1,066.00
$1,730.97
Balance Due December 31, 1960=$3,671.79
REPORT ON P.L. 85-864 NATIONAL DEFENSE ACT
Balance-January 1, 1960 Grant
$ 2.02
Guidance Expense
$ 653.90
651.88
$ 653.90
653.90
1,307.28
1,643.02
2,292.51
$5,402.76
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
For the Town of IPSWICH
Year Ending December 31, 1960
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TOWN OF IPSWICH BALANCE SHEET - DECEMBER 31, 1960 GENERAL ACCOUNTS
ASSETS
LIABILITIES AND RESERVES
Tailings: 616.61
Overestimates 1960
County Tax 1960 630.78
Guarantee Deposits Electric Meter Deposits
7,472.69
Meter Dep. Income 6,045.00
Band Fund
221.57
Dog Licenses Collected for ยท County 8.25
Trust Funds 74.68
Sale of Cemetery Lots Fund 961.95
Highway Machinery Fund 4,149.34 Sale of Real Estate Fund
4,311.54
23,245.02
Recoveries
Old Age Assistance 511.74
Veterans 480.00
Disability Assist 500.00
1,491.74
Revenue Reserved Until Collected Motor Vehicle Excise
28,648.27
Tax Title Revenue 4,197.05
Tax Title Possession Revenue
6,360.14
Sewer Revenue
32,178.03
Departmental Revenue
17,139.68
Electric Light
45,479.01
Water
20,093.70
Farm Animal Excise
Revenue 70.63
154,166.51
Federal Grants
Welfare Adm.
1,940.31
Welfare Aid
18,342.01
Health
305.46
Highway
143.13
Highway Machinery
137.37
Aid to Dep.Children
786.37
Old Age Assistance
747.61
Veterans Services
11,637.25
Cemetery
1,528.00
Sewer
16.64
17,139.68
Ipswich Cafeteria
3,922.23
Athletic Receipts 1,184.76
5,106.99
Levy 1959
1,007.64
Levy 1960
27,640.63
28,648.27
Farm Animal Excise
Levy 1959
7.50
Levy 1960
63.13
70.63
Unapportioned Sewer Assessment
1960 Commitment
32,178.03
Water
Liens 1959
1, 344.44
Liens 1960
2,063.15
Rate
16,686.11
20,093.70
Tax Titles & Possessions
Tax Titles
4,197.05
Tax Title Possession 6,360.14
10,557.19
Departmental
Town Property
691.66
Police
300.71
Ambulance
809.00
Moth
36.48
20,282.32
Mass, Shellfish Reimb. 970.30
Federal School Reimbursement P.L.874 3,964.00
Revolving Funds
Cash
307,513.03
Accounts Receivable
Taxes
Real Estate 1959
23,429.78
Real Estate 1960
108,070.25
131,500.03
Poll 1959
20.00
Poll 1960
306.00
Personal 1959
969.00
Personal 1960
9,523.06
10,818.06
Motor Vehicle & Trailer Excise
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BALANCE SHEET (CONT.)
ASSETS
Electric Rates
Blue Cross Deduction
12.45
Loans Authorized
Light 80,000.00
Sewer Const. 57,800.00
Farley Brook
Siphon 2,000.00
45,479.01
Appropriation Balance
General
59,527.03
Electric Light
Operations 22,707.82
Construction 627.51
Depreciation 55,335.18
78,670.51
Water
Extensions 794.70
Water Well Loan Account
1,211.16
Water Surplus
11,379.58
13,385.44
Sewer
Extension
87.42
Overlay Reserved for Abatements
Levy 1959 5,950.89
Levy 1960 4,947.04
10,897.93
Sewer Receipts Reserved
. 17,590.56
Overlay Surplus
9,809.54
Loans Authorized & Unissued
139,800.00
Surplus Revenue 207,073.05
747,315.75
747,315.75
DEBT ACCOUNTS
Net Funded or Fixed Debt 1,499,600.00
Extending Water Mains Loan 1946 1,600.00
Electric Light Loan 1951 7,000.00
Electric Light Generator Loan 1954 30,000.00
Water Well Loan 1954
12,000.00
Elementary School Loan 1955 460,000.00
Water Main Loan
89,000.00
Water Standpipe & Pumping Station Loan 81,000.00
Extending & Enlarging. Electric Plant 1956 145,000.00
Sewer Construction Loan 550,000.00
Extending & Enlarging Light Plant 1959 112,000.00
Municipal Garage Loan 12,000.00
1,499,600.00
1,499,600.00
139,800.00
Underestimates 1960
State Park & Reservation
940.38
Essex County San Tax
2,565.29
3,505.67
LIABILITIES AND RESERVES
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TRUST ACCOUNTS
Trust Funds - Cash and Securities in Custody of Treasurer & Trustees 271,665.10
Martha I. Savory Fund 447.80
Eunice Caldwell Cowles Fund
10,250.99
Mark Newman Memorial Fund
5,084.27
John C. Kimball Fund 520.67
Mrs. Wm. G. Brown Fund
2,673.53
Marianna T. Jones Fund
1,265.95
Richard T. Crane Jr. Picnic Fund 35,104.11
Dow Boulder Memorial Fund
221.25
Cemetery Perpetual Care Fund
103,186.69
Post War Rehabilitation Fund2,083.07 Stabilization Fund
475.79
Appleton Memorial Fountain Fund 1,162.94
Ipswich High School Memorial Fund 268.16
Hannah C. Clarke Fund 461.91
Burley Education Fund
8,241.45
Brown School Fund 4,500.95
Manning School Fund
39,058.92
The R.H. Manning Fund
18,709.05
Heard Library Fund
10,128.41
Elizabeth R. Lathrop Library Fund 1,854.90
Library Building Fund
5,296.97
Miss Abby Newman Fund
3,004.40
George Spiller Fund
1,812.05
Treadwell Library Fund
15,850.87
271,665.10
271,665.10
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CONSOLIDATED APPROPRIATION EXPENDITURES STATEMENT
For the Year Ending December 31, 1960
Appropriation
Adjusted Balance
Expenditures
Balance to Revenue
Balance Forward to 1961
Moderator
135.00
135.00
100.00
35.00
-0-
Selectmen
2,295.00
2,718.06
2,704.83
13.23
-0-
Executive Secretary
14,924.00
15,059.66
14,807.88
251.78
-0-
Accounting
10,331.00
10,341.09
10,304.23
36.86
-0-
Treasurer-Collector
17,255.00
17,270.08
16,730.03
540.05
-C-
Treasurer-Collector-Cash Variation
50.00
50.00
6.21
43.79
-0-
Finance Committee
250.00
250.00
145.00
105.00
-0-
Assessing
12,147.00
12,158.48
11,878.96
279.52
-0-
Purchasing
350.00
350.00
350.00
-0-
-0-
Personnel
100.00
100.00
100.00
-0-
-C-
Legal
1,700.00
1,714.87
1,681.85
33.02
-0-
Land Damages
751.00
751.00
750.00
-0-
1.00
Land Purchases
5,503.00
7,618.85
7,503.00
-a
115.85
Deed Acceptance
-0-
5.00
-0-
-0-
5.00
Town Clerk
5,459.00
5,469.05
5,450.16
18.89
-0-
Engineering
8, 574.00
8,664.50
8,663.17
1.33
-0-
Planning Board
400.00
450.00
444.31
5.69
-0-
Election & Registration
6,380.00
7,938.28
7,938.28
-0-
-0-
Reports
1,700.00
1,705.00
1,705.00
-0-
-0-
Town Hall
9,642.00
9,666.81
8,416.88
1,249.93
-0-
Memorial Building
5,518.00
5,639.43
5,304.94
334.49
-C-
Town Clock Maintenance
2,190.00
2,308.00
2,307.62
.38
-0-
Zoning Board of Appeals
400.00
491.16
455.54
35.62
-0-
Police
76,970.00
76,973.50
76,508.57
464.93
-0-
Dog Officer
559.00
708.00
708.00
-0-
-0-
Fire
85,598.00
85,636.21
85,355.36
280.35
-0-
Moth
5,323.00
5,365.07
5,360.43
4.64
-0-
Dutch Elm
12,161.80
14,474.12
13,959.73
514.39
-0-
Forestry
8,712.00
8,939.45
8,939.11
.34
-0-
Shellfish & Harbors
6,196.00
6,196.00
6,082.14
113.86
-0-
Civilian Defense
2,072.00
2,072.00
2,047.05
24.95
-0-
Weights & Measures
70.00
70.00
50.00
20.00
-0-
Bounty on Seals
50.00
50.00
30.00
20.00
Conservation Committee
100.00
100.00
46.99
53.01
-0-
Health
12,061.00
12,061.00
12,020.50
40.50
-0-
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CONSOLIDATED APPROPRIATION EXPENDITURES STATEMENT (CONT.)
Balance
Appropriation
Adjusted Balance
Expenditures
to Revenue
Balance Forward to 1961
Sanitation
20,921.60
21,621.60
21,563.04
58.56
-0-
Town Dump
4,000.00
4,000.00
3,993.68
6.32
-0-
Sewer Operating
8,035.60
8,035.60
6,896.96
1,138.64
-0-
Sewer Extension
5,000.00
5,000.00
4,912.58
-0-
87.42
Greenhead Fly Control
700.00
700.00
700.00
-0-
-0-
Mosquito Control
2,500.00
2,500.00
2,500.00
-0
-0-
Highway - Summer Maintenance
76,395.80
85,495.14
85,259.47
235.67
-0-
Street Lighting
27,003.50
34,732.53
34,544.23
188.30
-0-
Chapter 90 Maintenance 1959
-0-
7.05
-0-
7.05
-0-
Chapter 90 Construction 1958
-0-
12,371.20
12,371.20
-0-
-0-
Chapter 90 Construction 1959
-0-
8,167.21
8,160.64
6.57
-0-
Chapter 90 Maintenance 1960
1,000.00
1,500.00
1,500.00
-0-
-0-
Mass. Shellfish Reimb.
-0-
1,926.91
956.61
-0-
970.30
Deposit on Hearing
-0-
229.24
153.14
76.10
-0-
Chapter 90 Construction 1960
- 30,000.00
30,000.00
5,333.46
-0-
24,666.54
Street Lighting
9,000.00
9,000.00
8,972.88
27.12
-0-
Guard Rails
1,000.00
1,000.00
831.04
168.96
-0-
Bridge Reconstruction
-0-
5,400.84
5,358.92
41.92
-0-
Town Wharf
8,000.00
8,000.00
-0-
-0-
8,000.00
New Sidewalks
2,000.00
2,051.06
1,648.27
402.79
-0-
Sidewalk Replacement
2,000.00
2,000.00
1,841.12
158.88
-0-
Railroad Crossing-Topsfield Rd.
-0-
133.04
-0-
133.04
-0-
Fire Alarm System Reconstruction
280.00
363.37
208.62
154.75
-0-
Farley Brook Repiping
-0-
18,500.00
-0-
-0-
18,500.00
Sewer Construction - Federal
-0-
48,316.62
47,954.75
-0-
361.87
Wayne Avenue Grading
-0-
14.86
14.86
-0-
-0-
Heartbreak Rd. Drainage
-0-
791.87
184.81
-0-
607.06
Heartbreak Rd. Brook
-0-
500.00
-0-
-0-
500.00
Kent's Corner Culvert
-0-
74.31
-0-
74.31
-0-
Town Hill Area
1,000.00
1,238.47
1,237.17
1.30.
-0-
Razing Old Highway Garage
-0-
954.16
954.16
-0-
-0-
Repair & Remove Fence-Linebrook
-0-
54.10
50.10
4.00
-0-
North Main St. Reconstruction
2,500.00
2,500.00
2,500.00
-0-
-0-
Street Signs
300.00
312.50
312.50
-0-
Cemetery Fence
1,000.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
-0-
-0-
Topsfield Rd. Drainage #1
1,500.00
1,500.00
1,500.00
-0-
-0-
Broadway Drainage
500.00
500.00
331.22
-0-
168.78
53
CONSOLIDATED APPROPRIATION EXPENDITURES STATEMENT (CONT.) Adjusted Balance
Appropriation
Expenditures
Balance to Revenue
Balance Forward to 1961
Goodhue Curve-Topsfield Rd.
1,900.00
2,700.00
2,700.00
-0-
-0-
Corner Improvement - Nursing Home
300.00
300.00
-0-
-0-
300.00
Mt. Pleasant Ave. & Washington St. Corner
300.00
300.00
300.00
-0-
-0-
Riley Ave & Lafayette Rd. Corner
350.00
350.00
350.00
-0-
-0-
Old Right Rd. Reconstruction
1,200.00
1,200.00
1,200.00
-0-
-0-
Linebrook Rd. Curve
1,200.00
1,200.00
1,200.00
-0-
-0-
Plover Hill Drainage
900.00
900.00
899.05
.95
-0.
Washington St. Drainage
300.00
300.00
-0-
-0-
300.00
Newmarch St. Drainage
650.00
650.00
648.07
1.93
-0-
Topsfield Rd. Drainage #2
400.00
400.00
400.00
-0-
-0-
Ward St. Drainage
400.00
400.00
398.84
1.16
-0-
Argilla Rd. & Old England Rd. Curve
800.00
800.00
800.00
-0-
-0-
East St. Sidewalk
900.00
900.00
900.00
-0-
-0-
Lighthouse Improvement
250.00
250.00
250.00
-0-
-0-
Parking Lot Improvement Lighthouse
1,000.00
1,000.00
990.60
9.40
-0-
Painting & Repairs-Town Hall
6,000.00
6,000.00
5,898.32
101.68
-0-
Kimball St. Playground
600.00
600.00
600.00
-0-
-0-
Giles Firmin Park
50.00
50.00
45.57
4.43
Repairs Tennis Court Fence
850.00
850.00
850.00
-0-
Turkey Shore Wall
600.00
600.00
12.00
-0-
588.00
Safety Island Depot Square
200.00
200.00
-0-
-0-
200.00
Capital Improvement Program
-0-
1,000.00
-0-
-0-
1,000.00
Ipswich River Improvement
-0-
8,000.00
8,000.00
-0-
-0-
Hansbury Development
-0-
905.17
49.82
855.35
-0-
General Relief
6,550.00
6,551.60
4,985.88
1,565.72
-0-
Welfare Adm. U.S.G. O.A.A.
-0-
5,721.23
3,975.79
-0-
1,745.44
Welfare Adm. U.S.G. A.D.C.
-0-
698.27
674.98
-0-
23.29
Welfare Adm. U.S.G. D.A.A.
-0-
1,321.62
1,150.04
-0-
171.58
Welfare Adm.
7,118.00
7,118.00
7,118.00
-0-
-0-
A.D.C.
U.S.G.
-0-
5,304.48
3,455.41
1,849.07
A.D.C.
2,000.00
2,028.00
2,028.00
-0-
-0-
O.A.A.
-0-
81,933.41
70,731.09
-0-
11,202.32
O.A.A.
93,551.79
244.65
-0-
D.A. U.S.G.
17,117.13
11,826.51
-0-
5,29 0.62
D.A.
15,000.00
15,083.10
15,083.10
-0-
-0-
Veterans Services
24,473.00
24,911.97
24,908.12
3.85
-0-
Elementary Building Fund #590
-0-
1,025.27
-0-
-0-
1,025.27
54
-0- -0-
U.S.G.
92,500.00 -0-
93,796.44
CONSOLIDATED APPROPRIATION EXPENDITURES STATEMENT (CONT.)
Appropriation
Adjusted Balance
Expenditures
Balance to Revenue
Balance Forward to 1961
School Building Committee Education
649,903.08
655,604.69
655,497.83
106.86
-0-
Ipswich School Cafeteria
-0-
61,666.93
57,744.70
-0-
3,922.23
Athletic Receipts
-0-
5,465.02
4,280.26
-0-
1,184.76
Athletic Appropriation
6,996.80
6,996.80
6,996.79
.01
-0-
Band Fund
-0-
221.57
-0-
221.57
-0-
Library
28,240.00
28,240.00
28,240.00
-0-
-0-
P. L. 874
-0-
5,694.97
1,730.97
-0-
3,964.00
National Defense Education
-0-
653.90
653.90
-0-
-0-
Regional School Planning Committee
-0-
500.74
-0-
-0-
500.74
Parks
4,077.00
4,077.00
4,076.49
.51
-0-
Playgrounds
5,035.00
5,035.00
5,005.08
29.92
-0-
Recreation
13,737.00
13,747.00
12,941.98
805.02
-0-
Patriotic Observances
1,050.00
1,050.00
1,050.00
-0-
-0-
Insurance Receipts
-0-
679.57
-0-
679.57
-0-
Pensions
2,070.00
2,070.00
2,070.00
-0-
-0-
Contributory Pensions
34,996.61
34,996.61
34,996.61
-0-
Reserve Fund
9,000.00
9,000.00
8,933.06
66.94
Parking Lot Leases
-0-
1,490.75
620.00
-0-
870.75
Capital Equipment
29,020.00
31,368.50
29,329.37
339.13
1,700.00
Unpaid Bills
710.00
1,581.18
1,581.18
-0-
-0-
Cemeteries
25,112.15
28,480.73
27,608.42
872.31
-0-
Maturing Debt
62,000.00
62,000.00
62,000.00
-0-
-0-
Interest on Maturing Debt
32,867.50
32,867.50
32,867.50
-0-
-0-
Interest on Temporary Loan
1,000.00
2,429.51
2,429.51
-0-
-0-
State & County
44,978.98
44,978.98
47,853.87
-0-
2,874.89
Overlay 1960
28,969.59
28,997.69
24,050.65
-0-
4,947.04
1,667,618.01
2,006,962.61
1,901,635.61
13,316.79
97,759.99
500.00
610.93
494.76
116.17
-0-
-0- -0-
55
DETAILED STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURES
For the Year Ending December 31, 1960
General Government MODERATOR
Available:
Appropriation
135.00
Expenditures : Salary To Revenue
100.00
35.00
135.00
135.00
SELECTMEN
Available:
Expenditures :
Appropriation
2,295.00 400.00
Salaries & Wages
1,120.00
Outside Services
915.17
Communications
-0-
Supplies
622.60
N. O. C.
24.00
2,681.77
To Revenue
13.23
2,695.00
2,695.00
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
Available:
Expenditures :
Appropriation
14,924.00
Salaries & Wages
13,030.73
Refunds
12.62
Outside Services
309.90
Communications
435.80
Supplies
193.45
Equipment Costs
699.96
Insurance
15.00
14,684.84
To Revenue
251.78
14,936.62
14,936.62
ACCOUNTING
Available:
Expenditures:
Appropriation
10,331.00
Salaries & Wages
9,572.86
Outside Services
169.80
Communications Supplies
179.99
372.39
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