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5,370.273.12
Cash in Treasury,
December 31, 1960 $ 902,165.49
Overlay Deficits:
Levy of 1957
70.09
Levy of 1958
388.02
Levy of 1959
6,515.50
Levy of 1960
11,938.36
18.911,97
Court Judgements
10,363.98
$1,288,774.39
LIABILITIES AND RESERVES
Payroll Deductions:
Blue Cross and Blue Shield
2.715.68
Group Insurance
1.054.81
Overpayments:
Real Estate Taxes 1959
157.59
General Relief
4.517.23
4,674.82
Guarantee Deposits:
Planning Board
20.00
Board of Appeals
68.00
Contract Bids
200.00
288.00
Agency:
Excess Sale of Lands of Low Value
929.45
Tailings:
Unclaimed Checks, etc.
1,609.02
Cemetery Perpetual Care Bequests
1,835.00
Surplus War Bonus Fund
829.03
$ 550,037:57
With an amount of $3,000.00, Tax Titles were brought up to date and redemptions showed an income of $11.639.50.
Respectfully submitted, Phyllis E. Dodge Treasurer
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$1,113,628.53
County
9,238.42
Real Estate
The Saugus Advertiser, March 16, 1961
Ths Saugus Advertiser, March 16, 1961
TOWN REPORT Page 6
1960 Report Harbor Master
January 10, 1960
Attended Coastguard Meeting at the home of Dr. Louis Solomon, 25 Washington Street, Malden. Started to teach course in safe boat handling.
January 17, 1960
}' Attended Meeting at the home of Fred Bourque; Lynn Police. Meeting consisted of A Safe Boating Seminar under direction of the Lynn Flotilla Training Officer, climaxed by extensive Training Program for quali- fications as Motor Boat Exam- iners.
February 16, 1960
Attended Meeting of the Coast Guard at the Volunteer Yacht Club and gave a lesson on Outboard Motors, the tying of knots, and splices. February 23, 1960
9 Attended Coastguard Meeting at the Volunteer Yacht Club and taught class in Lifesaving and continued from previous week the tying of knots and splices.
March 28, 1960
United States Coastguard called to notify me that of April 15th they will call my office and notify me when any signs of a storm or high winds, and they request that 1 notify boat owners going out from the Saugus River. April 28, 1960
United States Coastguard called tó report a 16ft. boat with white hull and green trimmings named Adelaide missing. Asked me to look out for it as I went out. May 9, 1960
United States Coastguard called to report a 40ft. lobster boat missing, Left Cape Porpoise for the Saugus River. Three men on board. It has gray hull and orange trimmings. Picked them up at Collins ledge, with motor trouble. Towed them into the Saugus River. May 28, 1960
Saugus Police called at 6:30 A.M. reporting a small boat with outboard motor smashing up under Foxhill Bridge.
When I got there boat was com- pletely under water. Raised boat and brought it to the Salesroom across the River.
June 11. 1960
United States Coastguard called to report that a 42ft. boat, named the Kazbad, missing. It has a blue hull.
1 left the Saugus River and went as far as Grave's Light and from there went to the dump- ing bell, off Swampscott, saw no sign of her and returned to the Saugus River at 5 P.M.
June 26, 1960
1 took a Fishing Party out of 25 people and on the way home picked up the 40ft. David and Fred with 6 men aboard. He had motor trouble and was trying to make repairs. The sea was running quite high, and after breaking 3 towlines, 1 finally brought her into the Saugus River.
David Penny was the owner and lives at 1 Vincent Street, Saugus. July 8, 1960
United States Coastguard called to report a 31ft. boat, The Nancy J, Ill, missing out of Martha's Vineyard, headed this way.
Went out looking for her but had no luck. Got a call later saying the Coastguard picked her up.
July 9, 1960
United States Coastguard called reporting a 41ft. boat missing. It had a gray deck and a white hull. Teamed up with the Coastguard but they found her at Grave's Light. (Continued from Page '?)
Town Accountants Report
(Continued from Page 5)
Premiums on Loans: School Construction
118.75
Public Service Enterprise: Water
99,000.00 2,961,000.00
TRUST AND INVESTMENT ACCOUNTS
Trust and Investment Funds: Cash and Securities
420,942.23
In Custody of Treasurer:
George M. Wilson Library Fund
2,100.00
Benjamin M. Johnson
Library Fund
5,144.64
Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds
211,079.69
Post War Rehabilitation
Funds
21,90
Stabilization Fund
202,596.00 420,942.23
RETIREMENT SYSTEM ACCOUNTS
Municipal Contributory Retirement System: Cash and Securities
333,876.82
Sewer Construction
2,996.33
Laying and Relaying
380.28
School Construction
407.712.10
442,500.39
Overestimates 1960:
State;
Metropolitan Parks
2,219.53
Smoke Inspection
3.99
County:
County Tax
1,347.11
3,570.63
Stabilization Fund
202,596.00
Sale of Cemetery Lots
and Graves
17,792.00,
INCOME TAX
TAX
MEAL TAX
1947
82,890.00
33,741.00
3,813.00
1948
78,717.00
48,182.00
3,746.00
1949
164,199.00
67,151.00
3,723.00
1950
135,440.00
45,475.00
3,891.00
1951
153,104.00
65,383.00
3,636.00
1952
161,247.00
70,759.00
7,041.00
1953
178,519.00
58,731.00
5,365,00:
1954
168,749.00
62,527.00
6,338.00
1955
179,380.00
54,967.00
4,626.00
1956
196,756.00
68,562.00
5,160.00
1957
183,342.88
65,031.15
5,159.80
Aid to Highway
29,330.54
222,607.59
Reserve for Petty Cash
Advance
100.00
Surplus Revenue
341,036.73
DEFERRED REVENUE ACCOUNTS
Apportioned Assessments-Not Due:
Sewer
8,332.14
1948
39.90
18,966,179.00
38.90
19,176,046.00
Water Mains
4,777.67
1950
41.00
20,536,714.00
1951
49.80
20,952,283.00
1952
56.90
21,651,809.00
Water Main
453.60
1953
53.90
23,065,176.00
1954
56.40
23,854,577.00
1955
59.90
24,796,981.00
Apportioned Sewer Assessments Revenue Due in 1961 to 1969 Inclusive
8,332.14
1957
64.90
27,408,283.00
1958
66.80
28,765,107.00
1959
71.60
30,515,089.00
1960
76.40
31,760,996.00
Apportioned Water Main Assessments Revenue
4,777.67
Suspended Water Main Assessments Revenue
453,60
15,302.74
DEBT ACCOUNTS
Net Funded on Fixed Debt:
Inside Debt Limit
General
957,000.00
1952
187,821.00
108,251.00
Outside Debt Limit
General:
Public Service
1,905,000.00
Enterprise
99,000.00
2,961,000.00
Serial Loans
Inside Debt Limit
General:
Sewer
447,000,00
School
510,000.00
957,000.00
TAX RATES AND VALUATIONS 1947 - 1960- Inclusive
TAX RATE
VALUATION
1947
41.20
18,315,961.00
Sidewalk
1,739.33
1949
Departmental
3,720.18
Water
32,473.66
1958
207,066.75
70,087.01
6,666.83
1959
254,968.20
71,331.15
6,296.04
1960
253,985.51
84,815.67
5,914.33
Reserve Fund-Overlay Surplus
283.68
Revenue Reserved Until Collected:
Motor Vehicle and Trailer Excise
69,836,46
Special Assessments
22,837.33
Tax Titles and Possessions
64,409.42
Annuity Reserve
22,596.60
Expense
2,294.45
Undistribute Income
6,753.29
333,876.82
School Lunch
10,026.81
School Athletic
707.07
10,733,88
Appropriation Balances:
Revenue:
General
31,411.68
Water Construction
2,526.76
Old Age Assistance
2,176.59
6,596.93
Aid to Dependent Children
1,893.58
Outside Debt Limit
General: Sewer School
110,000.00 1,795,000.00
1,905,000.00
Recoveries:
Aid to Dependent Children Disability Assistance"
29.10 525.86
554.96
'' Federal Grants:
Disability Assistance
Administration
National Defense Education Title 111
853.00
Municipal Contributory Retire System
Funds:
Annuity Savings
265,008.48
Annuity Savings for Military
Service-Credits
2,947.19
RECEIPTS FROM COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS 1947 - 1960 Inclusive
CORPORATION
(Continued on Page 7)
FREE CASH
1947
87,861.00
31,664.00
1948
116,794.00
66,682.00
136,704.00
148,074.00
238,582.00
123,548.00
202,789.00
100,184.00
1953
190,126.00
116,538.00
1954
208,601.00
137,001.00
1955
84,617.00
9,315.00
1956
91,008.00
8,442.00
1957
203,404.05
87,134.97
1958
312,056.89
200,959.13
1959
283,206.37
185,910.89
1960
194,955.79
62,129.51
1961
341,036.73
205,628.05
EXCESS AND DEFICIENCY AND FREE CASH 1947 to 1961 Inclusive January Ist. Each Year EXCESS AND DEFICIENCY
YEAR
1949
1950
1951
69.90
26,077,896.00
Apportioned Sidewalk Assessment Revenue
Due in 1961 to 1967 Inclusive
1,739,33
Due in 1961 to 1969 Inclusive
15,302.74
Suspended Assessments:
$1.288.774.39
Receipts Reserved for Appropriation
15,875.62
Revolving Funds:
Non-Revenue
Water Mains
1956
TOWN REPORT Page 7
Town Accountants Report :(Continued from Page 6) -
TOTAL COST OF BOND MATURITIES 1956 to 1978. FOR BOND OUTSTANDING DEC. 31, 1957
YEAR
BONDS
INTEREST ..
TOTAL
1956
: $ 203.000.
$ 84,399.75
1957
$ 203,0002.
7 79,167.25
282,167.25
1958 5
201,000
76,076.75
277,076:75
1959
208,000.
72,905.25
280,905.25
1960
202,000.
67,507.75-
269,507.75
1969
Sewers Water
5,000.
19 1 25
1961
327,000.
81,559.25
408,559.25
5chool _137,000.
174.000.
16,336.00
20,879.25
194, 879.25
Terrific sea running but we finally got a line on her and landed safely with all aboard, at Green's Landing.
August 5, 1960
1965
318,000.
45,152.75
363,152.75
School
132,000.
161,000-
. 12,663.00
16,338.75
177,338.75
1966
193,000.
36,164.25
229,164.25
1967
193,000.
31,050.75
224,050.75
1971
5ewers
27,000-
2,894.00
1968
192,000.
25,937.25
217,939.25
Water
2,000.
56.25
1969
174,000.
20,879.25
194,879.25
School
105,000.
134,000.
9, 135.00
12,085.25
146,085. 25
1970
161,000
16,338.75
177,338.75
1971
134,000.
12,085.25
146,085.25
1972
5ewere
27,000-
2,206.00
1972
134,000.
8,314.75
142,314.75
Woter
2,000.
18.75
1973
132,000.
4,563.00
136,563.00
5chool
105,000-
134,000.
6,090.00
8,314.75
142, 314.75
Saugus River, one mass of crude oil that was dumped into the river by one of the men in the River Works.
The River Works was on strike and one of the men opened the valve letting the oil go into the Saugus River.
The boats are a mess and 1 have gotten many complaints. Many of the owners have given it to. a lawyer, and are going to sue the River Works.
Got in touch with the Army Engineers and two of the men came up with a camera. 1 took them up and down the Saugus River while they took pictures.
1960 Report Police Department
John B. Kennedy Town Manager
Town Hall
Saugus, Massachusetts
Dear Sir:
1 hereby submit to you my tenth annual report of the Police Depart- ment, together with its activities, for the year 1960.
ROSTER
Chief
Liquor and Malt Beverages
16,325.00
Victuallers
480.00
Entertainment
200.00
Fred Forni
Sergeants
Sowors $ 50,000.
S
$16.362.75
$
$
Wotar
15,000-
3,895.00
School 138,000-
203,000.
64, 142. 00
84,399.75
287,399.75
1957
Sowore
50,000.
15, 157.25
Wator
15.000.
3,560.00
School
138,000.
203,000.
60,450.00
79.167.25
282, 167.25
1958
5owors
48,000.
16,093.75
Archery
10.00
Wator
15,000-
3, 225.00
76.076.75
277.076.75
Financial Statements
2,334.00
James A. Monico
Francis X. Mereditlı
Donald M. Peters
Howard P. Berrett
Leonard D. Moriello
Howard M. Harnum
1960
Sowors
51,000.
15,559.75
Theatre
100.00
Wotor
14.000-
2,555.00
67,507.75
269, 507.75
1961
Sewars
51,000.
14.224.25
Wotur
14,000.
2,240.00
Fish, Game and Archery Fees
147.80
School
262.000,
327,000.
65,095.00
81.559.25
408,559.25
1962
Sowors Wator
14,000-
1,925.00
5chool 262,000.
327,000.
57.547.00
72.360.75
399,360.75
Gas Registration
27.00
1963
5%wers
51, 000.
11,673. 25
Wotor
10,000.
1,646. 25
5chool 262,000.
323,000
49,999.00
63,318.50
386.318.50
Tax Title Redemption - Treasurer
Augustine J. Belmonte
Three vacancies
1964
Sewors
46.000.
10.286.50
Wotor
10,000.
1,403.75
Cost of Property Taxes
575.35
School 262,000-
318,000.
42.451.00
54. 141.25
372. 141. 25
1965
Sewors 46,000.
9,088.50
Wator
10.000 -
1,161.25
363; 152 75
5choal 262,000.
318.000.
34,903.00
45.152.75
1966
-Seware .46,000- Water
7,890.50 918.75
-5chool- 137, 000- · 193,000-
. 27,355.00
36, 164. 25
.229, 164. 25
Harbor Master (Continued from Page 6)
July 30, 1960
Water
10,000. .
: School
137,000.
193,000.
: 23,682.00
31,050.75
... 224,0.50.75
Coastguard called up and reported Gale Warnings. David Penny, owner of the David ** and Fred, a 40ft. Nova boat, was stranded between the groaner and
_1_^School 137,000.
- 4 192,000.
20,009.00
25,937.25
217,937.25 - Collins ledge with engine failure. 6 men and crew aboard.
1962
327,000.
72,360.75
399,360.75
1963
323,000.
63,318.50
386,318.50
Sewers
27,000.
3,58200
1964
318,000.
54,141.25
372,141.25
Water
2,000.
93.75
Found boat adrift at sea, Mass- achusetts License No. MS-974-B, New Hampshire License 12678, made by the Correct Craft.
Towed her into Green's Landing and got in touch with the owner. He came for her the next day. October 5, 1960
1974
15,000.
830.00
15,830.00
1975
5,000.
490.00
5,490.00
1976
5,000.
350.00
5,350.00
1973
5ewere
27,000.
1,518.00
1977
5,000.
210.00
5,210.00
1978
5,000.
70.00
5,070.00
$ 3,978,000.
$ 853,872.50
$ 4,831,872.50
YEAR
Dec. 31 st.
1975
5owers
5,000.
5,000.
490.00
490.00
5, 490.00
1976
Seweru
5,000.
5,000.
350.00
350.00
5,350.00
1960
2,961,000.00
1961
2,634,000.00
1962
2,307,000.00
1963
1,984,000.00
1964
1,666,000.00
1965
1,348,000.00
1966
1,155,000.00
1967
962,000.00
1968
770,000.00
Levy of 1957:
$ 746.90
Real Estate
Levy of 1958:
260.38
1972
167,000.00
Poll
1973
35,000.00
1974
20,000.00
Real Estate
95,339.70
1975
15,000.00
1976
10,000.00
1977
5,000
1978
OFFICE OF THE TOWN ACCOUNTANT SAUGUS, MASSACHUSETTS
BOND MATURITIES AND INTEREST PAYABLE ANNUALLY 1956 to 1978 INCLUSIVE
i
Annual Poymonts
Interast
Annuoi Payment
Annuol Tatols
Bonds
Sowors
56,000.
16,930.25
Tax Certificates
1,376.00
Wator
15,000-
2,890.00
Auctioneer
10.00
School
137,000.
208,000.
53.085.00
72,905. 25
280.905.25
Amusement Machine
140.00
Certified Copies
290.25
5choal 137,000.
202.000.
49,393.00
Business Certificates
9.00
Trailers - Chap 583 Gen Laws
1,532.00
Joseph Markowski
Dog Fees
373.50
Richard T. Eichel
Martin J. Maillet
Mortgage Discharges
92.00
Howard W. Long
James Wiswall
Water Lien Release
16.00
James l. Hartigan
William F. Murphy
Reserve Patrolmen
24,975.05 11,157.12 8,496.00
Tax Possession Sales - Selectman
GENERAL GOVERNMENT
COLLECTOR
Cost of Motor Vehicle Excise Tax 2,332.50
Cost of Poll Taxes
331,40
3,239,25
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1960 RECEIPTS GENERAL REVENUE
TAXES:
1969
596,000.00
1970
435,000.00
1971
301,000.00
Real Estate
2.00
Personal
1,936.97
Poll
Levy of 1960:
2,033,121.87
Personal
199,040.11
Poll
1,393.54
Lynn Water Shed Tax
Estate of Deceased Persons
655.72
Abatement of Paraplegic Veterans
2,101.40
LICENSES AND PERMITS:
Roland E. Mansfield Captain
Bowling Pool
28.00
Auto Dealers
210.00
Junk
55.00
Charles N. Wormstead, 3rd.
Driving Range Golf
20.00
Juke Box
2.50
Juke Box
625.00
Regular Patrolmen
William F. Cahill
Rosario A. Bucchiere
Walter J. Elsmore
Carnival
10.00
Joseph P. A. Collette
1
5choal
138,000.
201.000-
56,758.00
Taxi Cabs
41.00
James F. Maher Carl G. W. Pearson
Gasoline
2.50
Furniture
5.00
1959
$2,538,000.00
1977
Sowere
5,000.
5,000.
210.00
210.00
5,210.00
1978
5oweTE
5.000.
5,000.
70.00
70.00
5,070.00
$3,978,000.
1974
Sewere
15,000
830.00
Woter
1959 to 1978 Inclusive
School
15,000.
830.00
15,830.00
OUTSTANDING DEBT
Water
5chool
105,000.
132,000.
3,045.00
4,563.00
136,563.00
1967
- 5owers
46.000.
6, 692.50 676.25
$ $ 5,494.50
$
$
$.287,399.75 :1968 1 Sewer
45,000. -
"* +Water- - - 10,000.
4
12.888.75
Pool Book
21.00
Marriage
396.00
Edgar T. McKenney Edward F. Newbury Ralph E. Pace
Walter H. Dunham, Jr.
Matron
Mabel Murdock Connected with the Police De- partment in 1960 were 85 special police officers including 1f" wilo
Pole Location
99.00
1956
Ernest A. Dunham, Inspector
Levy of 1959:
12.00
Real Estate
10,238.00
2,344,848.59
$4,831,87250
$853,87250
1970
32,000.
4,352.00
433.75
The Saugus Advortisor, March 16, 1961
10,000.
1959
51,000.
TOWN REPORT Page 8
Police Department
(Continued from Fage 7)
are uniformed and equipped to per- form police duties when called upon; 33 uniformed Auxiliary Po- lice Officers; 15 school depart- ment janitors; 18 General Electric Company guards. Guards are ap- pointed to protect company pro- perty in Saugus and two guards for the Lynn Water Department, water sheds in Saugus.
Arrests
In 1960 the members of this department made 376 arresis, of which 351 were males and 25 females. This represents a drop of 71 over the arrests of 1959. Crimes committed were many and varied - from murder to minor motor vehicle law violations, but they all entail work by the de- partment.
¿Dispositions consisted of sen- tences to State Prison, as well as cases being placed on file. ,It might be of interest to you thạt during the year but seven defendants were found not guilty 1 feel that this speaks well for the department personnel as it demonstrates that persons are not arrested unless it is felt that there is sufficient evidence to war- rant such action.
Varied Duties
In 1960 5544 reports and/or complaints were registered with this department. There were 705 investigations made.
There were 555 Parking Tags issued. 952 summonses were ser- ved for this and other depart- ments. 457 ambulance conveyances were made of ill persons to hos- pitals in Saugus and surrounding communities.
Report of Inspector Detective-Sergeant Ernest A. Dunham has again had a very busy year. He reports that he investigated about 600 complaints. Included in this number were 129 breaks, 22 assaults, 27 accostings and 228 larcenles.
This constitutes a terrific a- mount of work to fall upon the shoulders of one man and again 1 emphasize the urgent need of providing his department with as- sisting personnel.
Automobile Accidents
Data compiled by Sergeant Char- les N. Wormstead relative to auto- mobile accidenis occurring in town during 1960, reveal that there were 404 accidents in which motor vehicles were involved. This is an increase of 30 over the year 1959. This, because of the great increase in traffic, is a reason- able and normal growth.
There were 320 persons in- jured in 238 of these accidents. Children riding bicycles were involved in 16 accidents and there was one coasting accident, wherein a child on a sled was struck. There were 16 pedestrians injured. We experienced an extremely discouraging year as 6 persons were killed on our highways, two on the Salem Turnpike, two on Broadway and one on Water Street and one on Walnut Street. These last two occurring on December 31st. It is terrifying and thought- provoking to realize that five of the six fatalities should never have happened but were caused by speed or inattention of the opera- tors. It is my opinion that the sixth may not fall in these cate- gories but might have been avoided by extra vigilance on the part of the operator.
In an over-all viewing of our traffic problem 1 am quite satis- (Continued on Page 9)
Town Accountants Report
(Continued from Page 7)
PUBLIC WORKS
39.00
Sale of Maps
Tel service rendered
2.00
Plans
9.00
Meter Tests
13.00
Pole Petition
430.72
Broken Hydrant
156.14
415,00
Auditorium Rental
33.74
Pay Station Receipts
548.00
Evening School
1.00
Concessions
.
372.27
Shop Project
119.27
School Library Fines
27.24
Damage etc.
Insurance Compensation
2,103.32
U. S. Government:
4,961.34
Homemaking Teachers Salaries Revolving Funds:
Cafeteria Program Federal Aided:
90,569.53
Meals
2,852.02
Milk
31,952.12
Federal Subsidies
125,373.67
Athletic Revolving Fund
Football
415.15
Building Permits
6,239.50
Signs
19.00
Town Hall Rental
1,350.00
Building Ordinances
41.00
Excavate or Remove Gravel
160.00
Sale of Junk
86.61
Damage to H.S. Ceiling
3.00
Compensation Insurance
114.00
Electrical Permits
1,731.25
Water
10.00
Gas
2.80
SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES:
Sealing Fees - Town
431.55
State Fees
50.00
481.55
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS: Income Tax
69,801.05
Corporation Tax 84.815.67
Income Tax Chap. 70 Gen. Laws 184,184.46
S.B.A.C. Income (School) 69,544.91
National Defense Education Title II1 5,473.48
413,819.57
COUNTY OF ESSEX:
Court Fines
1,445.45
Dog Licenses
2,506.61
Board of Dogs
42.00
Total for General Revenue
2,920,442.65
COMMERCIAL REVENUE
SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS:
Sewers:
1959 Assessments
104.23
1959 Interest
26.97
1960 Assessments
1,260.19
1960 Interest
361.66
Paid in Advance
421.43
Paid in Advance Interest
4.36
Unapportioned Sewer
Assessment
1,937.42
Unapportioned Sewer
Assessment Interest 3.61
4,119.87
Sidewalks:
1959 Assessments
35.32
p959 Interest 29,22
1960 Assessments 428.83
1960 Interest 82.43
Paid in Advance
118.20
Paid in Advance Interest
1.66
From Cities and Towns
8,655.53
From Recoveries
11,923.00
State Meal Tax
5,914.33
DISABILITY AID:
From the State
10,063.73
10,063.73
Levy of 1958
886.91
Levy of 1959
82,802.55
Levy of 1960
193,109.18
DISABILITY ADMIN.
From the State
479.19
479.19
AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN:
From the State
9,754,68
Recoveries
29.10
9,783.78
GENERAL RELIEF:
From the State
3,324.33
From Cities and Towns
2,816.68
6,141.01
VETERANS BENEFITS: From the State 10,972.53
10,972.53 141,619.84
Total for Charities and Veterans' Benefits
EDUCATION AND LIBRARIES
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT:
31,545.00
Vocational Education
61.03
Americanization Classes
8,934.99
48,047.97
Sale of Books and Junk
113.40
Ins. Co. for Broken Bridge
247.76
Ins. Co. for Broken Hydrant
431.15
Compensation Insurance
45.00
Work done on Poles
1.00
Zoning By-laws
1,385.77
TREASURER:
Tax Title Releases
381.05
Chap 44 G.L. In liew of Taxes
22.75
Mass. Stamp and Recording Fees
84.00
Forfeit Deposit for Land
877.15
Land Low Value Sale
3.00
Land Court Cost
1,476.95
6,101.97
TOTAL FOR GENERAL GOVERNMENT
PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY BUILDING DEPARTMENT:
10,635.31
Basket Ball
444.62
Hockey
11,495.08
LIBRARY:
Book Fines 1,492.69
1,492.69
Total for Education and Libraries
FEDERAL GRANTS:
Old Age Assistance Admin.
8,562.50
Old Age Assistance Aid
79,375.50
Aid To Dependent Children Admin.
2,810.87
Aid to Dependent Children Aid 13,731.50
Disability Aid Admin.
958.39
Disability Aid
7,713.50
113,152.26
POLICE DEPARTMENT:
Firearms Permit
227.50
Bicycle Registration
60.00
287.50
CHAPTER 17 SECTION 7 - INVESTIGATION
178.00
Total for Protection of Persons and Property
10,704.21
HEALTH AND SANITATION
HEALTH DEPARTMENT:
+ Licenses and Permits
753.50
Plumbing Permits
1,473.00
Dental Fees
185.50
Claim from Accident
38.30
Payment of Hospital Bill
732.00
Comm. of Mass. T.B. Subsidies
704.28
Wakefield - Use of Dump
16,250.00
20,136.58
SEWER - DIVISION OF PUBLIC WORKS
Sewer Rentals:
Committments:
June 1959
163.50
Dec. 1959
768.50
June 1960
5,474.00
Dec. 1960
4,695.00
Added to 1959 Taxes
119.00
Added to 1960 Taxes
563.77
11,783.77 31,920.35
Total for Health and Sanitation
HIGHWAY AND BRIDGES
CHAPTER 90 CONSTRUCTION 6,992.64
TOTAL FOR HIGHWAY AND BRIDGES
6,992.64
CHARITIES AND VETERANS' BENEFITS
OLD AGE ASSISTANCE:
From the State
77,686.74
695.66
PRIVILEGES:
Motor Vehicle and Trailer Excise:
Levy of 1955
90.73
Levy of 1957
7.85
Total for Commercial Revenue
276,897.22 281,712.75
RECREATION AND UNCLASSIFIED
County of Essex:
Board of Dogs
110.00
TOTAL FOR RECREATION AND UNCLASSIFIED 110.00
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From the State
11.00
7,506.95
Tuition and Trans. of State Wards
Lost and Damaged Books
283.40
109.00
189.00
221,909.43
9,757.16
The Saugus Advertiser, March 16, 1961
104,179.60
3,994.06
TOWN REPORT Page 9
The Saugus Advertiser, March 16, 1961
Town Accountants Report (Continued from Page 8) ENTERPRISES AND CEMETERIES
WATER DIVISION - PUBLIC WORKS:
WATER RATES:
June 1959
1,516.86
Dec. 1959
12,570.02
June 1960
65,151.55
Dec. 1960
60,312.96
139,551.39
WATER LIENS:
Added to 1959 Taxes
2,078.33
Added to 1960 Taxes
10,013.39
12,091.72
WATER ASSESSMENTS
App. Water Main Added
562.42
to Taxes
Added to Taxes
201.96
App. Water Main Pald
in Advance
. 224.15 *
Unapportioned Water
120.00
1,108.53
Water Maintenance 1959
1,234.20
Water Maintenance 1960
5,150.72
6,384.92
CEMETERIES:
Sale of Lots and Graves
3,390.00
Care of Lots
1,165.49
Internment Fees
8,295.00
Foundations
1,207.86
Int. on Perpetual Care Funds
6,438.44
20,496.79
TOTAL FOR ENTERPRISE AND CEMETERIES
INTEREST
On 1957 Real Estate Taxes
81.42
On 1958 Real Estate Taxes
13.37
On 1959 Real Estate Taxes
2,142.61
On 1960 Real Estate Taxes
398.52
On 1958 Poll Taxes
.05
On 1959 Poll Taxes
30
On 1960 Poll Taxes
23.43
On 1955 Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes
25.57
1960 EXPENDITURES
GENERAL GOVERNMENT
FINANCE COMMITTEE
EXPENSES:
Clerical
105.00
Association Expense
25.00
Subscriptions
2.00
ON TRUST FUNDS:
Wilson Library Fund
55.20
BOARD OF APPEALS
EXPENSES:
Clerical
400.00
Supplies
5.70
Postage
7.70
Kimball Welfare
138.00
Green Bros. Account
3,717.50
Chap. 40-5BU, S. Gov't
Stabilization Fund 2,596.00
PLANNING BOARD
6,751.50
On Tax Title Redemptions
TOTAL FOR INTEREST
AGENCY AND TRUST
Cemetery Perpetual Care Requests
7,437.50
Dog Licenses
3,101.50
Fishing and Hunting
2,455.00
Federal Withholding Tax
255,077.07
State Withholding Tax
20,472.74
Retained Percentage of State Tax
242.32
Blue Cross, Blue Shield, P.I.C.
28,221.54
Group Insurance
2,408.52
Guarantee Deposits:
Board Members
1,600.00
EXPENSES:
Stationery and Postage 145.00
Printing and Advertising
264,35
Supplies
Dues 75.00
INDEPTEDNESS
SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION - BOND ISSUE
Veterans Memorial School
MANAGER
Bond
175,000.00
SALARIES:
MANAGER
10,000,00
Accrued Interest
215.28
Clerk
2,520.00
l ligh School
Administrative Assistant
4,950.00
EXPENSES:
420.58
Dues
Printing and Advertising
6.90
Stationery and Postage
64.00
Supplies
220,11
Bond
Disability Aid
108.97
Aid to Dependent Children
494.90
General Relief
26.60
Veterans Benefits
905.00
Assessors
70.00
Public Works
126.94
Tax Title Foreclosure
8.00
Manager
5.00
Treasury
11.30
Health
15.61
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