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PRECINCT SIX: Douglas F. Allen, Louise B. Allen, Dorothy K. Allison, Richard G. Appel Jr., Bradlee M. Back- man, Ruth Backman, Donald W. Blod- gett, John H. Blodgett Jr., Dorothy S. Breed, Richard P. Breed Jr., Nelson J. Darling Jr., Donald D. Durkee, Charles M. Ewing, Paul W. Fitzpatrick, Paul E. Garland, Theodore Goldberg, Josephine E. Hanson, George W. Howe, Robert U. Ingalls, Bertram C. Jacobs, Chloe John- son, John M. Lilly, Henry R. Mayo Jr., Jeanne W. McCarty, William H. Mc- Carty Jr., Richard F. Murray, Allen Myers, Arnold L. Nylander, Anthony F. Pierre, Lawrence W. Powers, William W. Prichard, Arnold C. Reynolds, Albert N. Rothermel, Theodore C. Sargent, A. Hall Stiles Jr., John A. Waldo, Edward M. Weinshanker, Kenneth T. White, Lillian I. White.
VOTED ARTICLE 34. That this article be referred back to the Finance Com- mittee for further study.
VOTED: To reconsider Article 33.
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VOTED ARTICLE 33. On reconsidera- tion, 151 voted for and 79 voted against this article. Therefore, it was not carried, as a 2/3 vote was required.
VOTED ARTICLE 35. To accept the report of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:
That the Town purchase two new ambulettes to be used as patrol cars for the Police Department and that the Selectmen be authorized to sell or trade in two ambulettes now being used by the Police Department, and that the sum of $3,000.00 be transferred as follows: That the sum of $1,927.73 be transferred from the Stabilization Fund and added to the unexpended balance of $1,072.27 appropriated under Article 42 of the 1961 Annual Town Warrant.
VOTED ARTICLE 36. To accept the report of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:
That this article be indefinitely post- poned.
VOTED ARTICLE 37. To accept the report of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:
That the Town authorize the Modera- tor to appoint a committee of five (5) citizens of whom the Chief of the Fire Department shall be one, to purchase a new aerial ladder truck or comparable equipment for the Fire Department; and that the Board of Selectmen be author- ized to trade in or otherwise sell or dis- pose of the present 1945 ladder truck, and that the sum of $45,000.00 be appro- priated therefor to be raised as follows:
That $9,000.00 be raised and appro- priated from the tax levy for the current year, and that $6,000.00 be transferred from the Stabilization Fund, and that the Treasurer, with the approval of the Board of Selectmen, be authorized to borrow a sum not to exceed the remain- der, viz. $30,000.00; and to issue bonds
or notes of the Town therefor, payable within five years from their dates in accordance with the provisions of Chap- ter 44 of the General Laws. Unanimous.
VOTED ARTICLE 38. To accept the report of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:
That this article be indefinitely post- poned.
VOTED ARTICLE 39. To accept the report of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:
That the Town paint and repair the Fish House, Highway and Water Divi- sions garages, and repair brick work on Cemetery Chapel, and that the sum of $8,500.00 be appropriated therefor.
VOTED ARTICLE 40. To accept the report of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:
That the Town authorize the Board of Public Works to purchase two (2) 1962 trucks, two (2) compressors and to sell or trade in one (1) 1951 truck and one (1) 1954 truck, one (1) 1953 and one (1) 1954 compressor and that the sum of $16,000.00 be transferred from the Stabilization Fund for the pur- pose of this article. Unanimous.
VOTED ARTICLE 41. To accept the report of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:
That the Town extend the main sewers in Glen Road, Windsor Avenue, Tidd Street, and replace the damaged portion of Claremont Terrace sewer, and that the sum of $19,050.00 be appro- priated therefor.
VOTED ARTICLE 42. To accept the report of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:
That the Town carry on a Sidewalk Replacement Program and that the sum of $5,000.00 be appropriated therefor.
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VOTED ARTICLE 43. To accept the report of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:
That the Town authorize the Board of Public Works to construct and install drainage facilities in a section of the Little's Point area in accordance with Phase I of the plans drawn by Fay, Spof- ford and Thorndike, Inc., dated Decem- ber, 1960, and that the sum of $31,- 000.00 be appropriated therefor.
VOTED ARTICLE 44. To accept the report of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:
That the Town appropriate the sum of $10,000.00 to the Chapter 90 Account.
VOTED ARTICLE 45. To accept the report of the Finance Committee, as amended, and adopt their recommenda- tions as follows:
That the Town reconstruct the ac- cepted portion of Sargent Road, Beverly Road, Lodge Road, and the accepted por- tion of Bates Road, and that the sum of $18,150.00 be transferred and appropri- ated as follows: That the sum of $6,- 600.00 be transferred from Article 55 of the 1959 Annual Warrant, and the bal- ance, namely $11,550.00 be appropriated from the tax levy.
VOTED ARTICLE 46. To accept the report of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:
That the Town authorize the Board of Public Works to install permanent sur- faces on two additional tennis courts at Jackson Park for all-year usage and that the sum of $4,500.00 be appropriated therefor.
VOTED ARTICLE 47. To accept the report of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:
That the sum of $1,000.00 be appro- priated for this article.
VOTED ARTICLE 48. To accept the report of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:
That action on this article be indefi- nitely postponed.
VOTED ARTICLE 49. To accept the report of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:
That action on this article be indefi- nitely postponed.
VOTED ARTICLE 50. To accept the report of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:
That the Town install a guard rail at Essex Street Bridge and repair Essex Street Bridge, install chain link fences at Phillips Park and Ingalls Terrace (Forty Steps) and that the sum of $6,- 500.00 be appropriated therefor.
VOTED ARTICLE 51. To accept the report of the Finance Committee, as recommended by the Planning Board, and adopt its recommendations as follows:
That the Town authorize the Board of Selectmen to acquire by Eminent Domain Proceedings certain land for the widen- ing of Jessie Street, Eureka Avenue and Roy Street, public ways as shown on a plan titled "Revision of Street Bound- aries" dated December 12, 1961, signed by George H. Melcher, Engineer, on file in the office of the Town Engineer.
VOTED ARTICLE 52. To accept the report of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:
That action on this article be indefi- nitely postponed.
VOTED ARTICLE 53. To accept the report of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:
That action on this article be indefi- nitely postponed.
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VOTED ARTICLE' 54. To accept the report of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:
That the Town authorize the Board of Public Works to sponsor a Babe Ruth Baseball Program.
VOTED ARTICLE 55. To accept the report of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:
That the Town authorize the Public Works Department to demolish the Buildings and to develop and equip for playground purposes the land adjacent to the Hadley Elementary School taken by eminent domain proceedings for said pur- pose, and that the sum of $15,000 be appropriated therefor.
VOTED ARTICLE 56. To accept the report of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:
That the Town authorize the Modera- tor to appoint a Building Committee of five (5) citizens to construct, originally equip and furnish an addition to the existing Machon Elementary School building and make such changes to the existing building necessary for such pur- pose in accordance with preliminary en- gineering and outline specifications and construction plans prepared by Harvey and Provost, Architects, of Boston, Mas- sachusetts and that the sum of $195,- 000.00 be appropriated as follows:
That $10,000.00 be raised and appro- priated from the tax levy for the current year and that the Treasurer, with the approval of the Board of Selectmen, be authorized to borrow a sum not to ex- ceed the remainder, viz. $185,000.00 un- der Chapter 645 of the Acts of 1948; and to issue bonds or notes of the Town therefor, payable within 20 years from their dates. Unanimous.
VOTED ARTICLE 57. To accept the report of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:
That the Town appoint the School Committee as the Building Committee to construct and to originally equip and furnish either an addition to the present high school building or remodel, recon- struct, and/or make such changes neces- sary for public school purposes to the existing building, substantially in accord- ance with the preliminary plans, specifi- cations and estimates prepared by Perley F. Gilbert Associates, Inc. of Lowell, Architects, and that the sum of $600,- 000.00 be appropriated as follows:
That $10,000.00 be raised and appro- priated from the tax levy for the current year and that the Treasurer, with the approval of the Board of Selectmen, be authorized to borrow a sum not to ex- ceed the remainder, viz. $590,000.00 un- der Chapter 645 of the Acts of 1948; and to issue bonds or notes of the Town therefor, payable within 20 years from their dates. Unanimous.
VOTED ARTICLE 58. To accept the report of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:
That action on this article be indefi- nitely postponed.
VOTED ARTICLE 59. To accept the report of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:
That action on this article be indefi- nitely postponed.
VOTED ARTICLE 60. To accept the report of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:
That action on this article be indefi- nitely postponed.
VOTED ARTICLE 61. To accept the report of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:
That action on this article be indefi- nitely postponed.
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VOTED ARTICLE 62. To accept the report of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:
That action on this article be indefi- nitely postponed.
VOTED ARTICLE 63. To accept the report of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:
That the Town authorize the Select- men to appoint a committee of five to study the question of the erection of a memorial for veterans of the Korean War, said committee to report to the next Annual Town Meeting.
VOTED ARTICLE 14. To accept the report of the Finance Committee, as amended, and adopt their recommenda- tions as follows:
That the Town transfer from the Sur- plus Revenue Account to the Current Revenue Account the sum of $175,- 000.00 said sum to be used and applied by the Board of Assessors in the reduc- tion of the tax levy for the year of 1962. Unanimous.
VOTED ARTICLE 64. To accept the report of the Finance Committee and adopt their recommendations as follows:
That action on this article be indefi- nitely postponed.
The meeting was dissolved at 11:50 P.M.
MARCH 30, 1962
On the above date, Daniel W. Worm- wood, Jr., resigned as Town Clerk and Collector of Taxes of the Town of Swampscott.
MARCH 30, 1962
On the above date, the Board of Selectmen appointed Eleanor C. Laumann as Temporary Town Clerk.
On the above date the Board of Select- men appointed Barbara E. Mansur as Temporary Collector of Taxes.
TOWN COUNSEL RICHARD COUGHLIN, Town Counsel
During the past year I prepared the Warrant for the Annual Town Meeting after conferences with and advice to the various boards and committees of the Town. As Town Counsel, I attended meetings of the Board of Selectmen, Board of Public Works, Board of Ap- peals, Planning Board, Board of Health and various committees, furnishing ad- vice on legal matters arising out of the conduct of their official responsibilities and duties. Contracts were prepared and/or approved by Town Counsel for purchases of supplies, equipment and ma- terials necessary to departmental opera- tions.
I conferred with, advised, and assisted the School Committee, acting as the High School Building Committee and the Machon School Building Committee, in the matter of contracts with the archi- tects, letting of contracts with the suc- cessful bidders and preparation of all documents necessary for such purposes.
Several important matters developed during the year involving litigation. The Hadley School playground addition Emi- nent Domain Proceedings were instituted in Essex Superior Court involving three parcels of land with buildings thereon. An effective recommendation was made
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for settlement to the Board of Selectmen for disposition of the land damage claims of the more valuable pieces of property involved in these takings. A Petition For Damages respecting the remaining land and buildings is pending on the current Jury Trial List in Essex Superior Court.
Also pending in the Essex Superior Court is a Bill of Complaint brought by the Town Accountant against the Board of Selectmen and the Town Treasurer respecting a wage increase claim, chal- lenging the action of the Board of Selectmen in its interpretation and ap- plication of the Wage Scale and Pay Plan By-Law.
I prosecuted a complaint secured by the Building Inspector against the owner of property for violation of the Zoning By-Law and Building By-Laws of the Town. The defendant was found guilty and fined. I brought a Bill of Complaint in the Equity side of the Essex Superior Court to enjoin and restrain him from continued violations. The matter is pres- ently pending.
Two cases were called for trial in the Appellate Tax Board in which valuations placed on property by the Board of As- sessors for the Town were put in issue. Upon trial of one, an adjustment was effected in full settlement. The other ap- peal was withdrawn. There are pending and assigned for trial by the Appellate Tax Board three other cases respecting property valuations.
Two matters were litigated before the Civil Service Commission involving charges and punishment against Fire De- partment personnel. The first case, in- volving suspension and discharge, was prosecuted, and the action of the Fire Department was sustained. The second Case was more complicated, involving
suspension for alleged violations of the rules and regulations of the Fire Depart- ment. It also put in issue the right of the Board of Selectmen to confer with employees. In respect to the latter, the position of the Board of Selectmen was sustained, and the disciplinary action was reversed on this charge. The Com- mission supported the charge that the employee had not acted in the best inter- est of the department. The employee ap- pealed this decision to the District Court of Southern Essex in accordance with statutory provisions of appeal. A trial on the merits is pending.
Two personal injury claims were set- tled with the approval of the Board of Selectmen, and funds were transferred for such purpose from the Finance Com- mittee's Reserve Fund to the Law De- partment.
Three serious claims for personal in- jury and property damage, pending in Essex Superior Court, were assigned and tried before an Auditor. These suits in- volved claims by Ray's Yellow Taxi Cab Company for damage to their motor vehicle; Franklin E. Brown, the operator of the cab, for alleged serious personal injuries; and alleged substantial property damage to land and buildings caused by water. All of these claims arose as a result of a burst water main on Rock Avenue. After several days of trial, the matters were disposed by nominal settle- ments. The necessary funds for settle- ment of these claims was also transferred from the Finance Committee's Reserve Fund to the Law Department for such purposes.
There are two other personal injury claims pending against the Town and other claim of injuries for which litiga- tion has not been commenced.
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ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT
I. MURRAY ADAMS, Town Accountant
In accordance with the provisions of Section 61, Chapter 41, of the General Laws, the following report is submitted. It is arranged in accordance with rules prescribed by the Director of Accounts. A detailed report of receipts and expendi- tures for the year ending December 31, 1962 is available in this office.
Where the Money Came From:
CASH ON HAND JANUARY 1, 1962
$ 849,069.28
GENERAL REVENUE:
TAXES TOWN:
Poll
$ 6,678.05
Personal
153,585.75
Real Estate
2,193,098.38
Tax Title Redemption
1,636.78
Housing Authority (In Lieu of Taxes)
1,364.25
Estate of Deceased Persons
3,249.90
Tax Titles Sale of Land
2,255.47
TOTAL TAXES TOWN
$2,361,868.58
STATE GRANTS:
Income Tax
$ 169,272.71
Corporation Tax
152,590.66
Meal Tax
5,558.32
Chapter 90
31,750.96
School Construction
28,635.39
Schools Chapter 70
11,508.22
National Defense
5,234.13
Vocational Education
1,320.50
Teachers Annuities
4.70
Smith Hughes-George Barden Account
540.00
Aid to Free Public Libraries
3,323.50
Seal Bounty
5.50
Dog Experiment
33.00
TOTAL STATE GRANTS
$
409,777.59
COUNTY GRANTS:
Chapter 90
$ 14,635.36
Dog License Refund
926.85
TOTAL COUNTY GRANTS
$ 15,562.21
U.S. GRANTS:
Aid Dependent Children Administration $ 1,826.00
Aid Dependent Children Assistance 3,261.00
Old Age Administration
8,694.83
Old Age Assistance
48,981.04
Medical Aid Administration
3,674.84
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Medical Aid Assistance
Disability Assistance Administration Disability Assistance
24,710.46 954.06 1,852.40
TOTAL U.S. GRANTS
$ 93,954.63
MISCELLANEOUS:
Court Fines
$
116.00
Tailings
476.83
Licenses and Permits
5,071.00
TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS
$
5,663.83
OTHER TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS:
Motor Excise
$ 389,537.29
Sewer
2,386.06
Sidewalks
745.75
TOTAL OTHER TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS
$ 392,669.10
DEPARTMENTAL RECEIPTS:
Collectors Fees
$ 1,540.34
Town Clerk Fees
1,912.60
Draft Board Rent
300.00
Tax Title Costs
21.08
Board of Appeals
360.00
Planning Board
75.40
Police
387.30
Sealer of Weights and Measures
338.70
Building Inspector
996.50
Wire Inspector
440.25
Plumbing Inspector
1,798.00
Veterans Services
5,327.32
Telephone
204.86
Health
770.06
Park
689.00
Welfare
985.57
O.A.A. State
24,644.89
O.A.A. City or Town
3,182.94
O.A.A. Recovery
21,645.60
A.D.C.
3,147.48
D.A.
4,305.49
M.A.A.
19,286.54
School Tuition
918.00
Miscellaneous
4,951.58
Lunch
68,341.84
66 Athletic
10,227.74
Library
2,306.88
Claim Settlement
25.00
Medical Group Dividend
6,905.00
Insurance Group Dividend
2,430.00
Miscellaneous
6.00
Sale of Materials
112.85
TOTAL DEPARTMENTAL RECEIPTS $ 188,584.81
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MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS:
$
900,000.00
Anticipation of Revenue Loans School Additions Premiums Accrued Interest
795,000.00 5,326.50
348.75
TOTAL MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS
$1,700,675.25
INTEREST:
Taxes
$
1,714.41
Excise
99.38
Tax Title
537.84
Committed Interest
546.54
TOTAL INTEREST
$ 2,898.17
TRUST FUNDS:
Library
$
464.32
School
104.46
Cemetery
636.94
Stabilization Fund
23,927.73
TOTAL TRUST FUNDS
$ 25,133.45
CEMETERY :
Sale of Lots
$ 15,488.75
Fees
7,813.84
Recording Fees
62.00
TOTAL CEMETERY RECEIPTS
$ 23,364.59
WATER:
Rates
$ 116,583.43
Services
17,712.22
Rents
1,500.00
Liens
8,666.56
TOTAL WATER RECEIPTS
$ 144,462.21
MISCELLANEOUS:
Federal Withholding
$ 290,081.37
State Withholding
26,965.15
Dog Licenses
1,237.25
TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS RECEIPTS
$ 318,283.77
REFUNDS:
...
Departmental $ 3,352.23
TOTAL REFUNDS
$ 3,352.23
TOTAL RECEIPTS
$5,686,250.42
Where the Money Went:
GENERAL GOVERNMENT:
Moderator $ 150.00
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Finance Committee-
Wages
600.00 84.75
Expenses
Town Meeting
290.31
Selectmen-
Wages
7,312.80
Office Expense
1,027.39
Contingent
627.69
Tax Title Study
590.04
Accounting-
Wages
11,769.68
Office Expense
521.82
Travel
99.41
Treasurer-
Wages
10,012.80
Office Expense
3,074.90
Tax Title Foreclosure
2,346.88
Certification of Notes and Bonds
79.50
Collector of Taxes-
Wages
7,112.80
Office Expense
2,523.47
Insurance
968.36
Travel-In State
98.25
Tax Title Costs
117.33
Conferences, etc.
177.00
Furniture and Fixtures
322.00
Law-
Wages
8,000.00
Expenses
4,225.00
Town Clerk-
Wages
6,912.80
Office Expense
1,192.92
Travel-In State
250.00
Insurance
10.00
Election-
Wages
7,044.08
Office Expense
4,472.00
Voting Machines
32,832.00
Assessors-
Wages
10,482.00
Office Expense
2,383.62
Travel
300.00
Conventions
146.95
Administration Building-
Wages
14,832.48
Building Expense
3,936.00
Old Fire Station ---
Building Expense
1,815.03
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Planning Board-
Wages
100.00
Expenses
418.46
Travel-Out of State
150.00
Board of Appeals-
Wages
400.00
Expenses
754.04
Contributory Retirement
45,722.40
Personnel Board-
Wages
150.00
Office Expense
92.50
TOTAL GENERAL GOVERNMENT
$ 196,529.46
PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY
POLICE DEPARTMENT:
Wages
$ 193,031.78
Office Expense
3,350.27
Travel
66.00
Building Expense
2,472.72
Maintenance
5,665.00
Supplies
981.07
Mobile Radio
543.00
Uniforms
2,580.00
State Training School
261.90
Travel-Out of State
12.94
New Patrol Cars
2,990.00
$ 211,954.68
FIRE DEPARTMENT:
Wages
$ 217,583.34
Office Expense
984.46
Travel
188.90
Building Expense
5,945.31
Maintenance
5,042.93
Communications
2,373.51
Out of State Travel
82.80
Uniforms
768.36
New Fire Station
1,261.00
Fire Apparatus
932.40
$
235,163.01
Civil Defense-
Wages
$ 1,500.00
Municipal Protection
5,504.81
Constable
100.00
Sealer Weights and Measures-
Wages
850.00
Expenses
225.00
Travel
165.00
Travel-Out of Town
65.00
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Building Inspector - Salary
2,800.00
Assistant Building Inspector - Salary
330.00
Office Expense
572.74
Travel
300.00
Wire Inspector-
Wages
1,300.00
Office Expense
161.92
Travel
335.00
Dog Officer-
Wages
880.00
Office Expense
136.38
Travel-In Town
199.99
Supplies-Pound
295.50
Insurance
46,646.54
Harbor Master-Wages
325.00
$ 62,692.88
HEALTH AND SANITATION
HEALTH:
Wages
$ 16,193.28
Office Expense
476.21
Travel
1,190.00
Inspection Tests
6,355.53
Mosquito-Noxious Weeds
1,355.61
Refuse and Garbage
76,112.25
Travel-Out of State
111.69
$ 101,794.57
PUBLIC WORKS
ADMINISTRATION:
Wages
$ 304,175.18
Office Expense
1,352.17
Travel-In Town
1,880.00
Travel-Out of Town
99.70
Building Expense
12,697.13
Supplies
27,335.57
Maintenance
13,456.01
Insurance
10.00
Equipment
15,778.50
Travel-Out of State
434.87
Building Repairs
6,837.97
HIGHWAY:
Chapter 90
$ 16,472.19
Snow and Ice Wages
19,108.26
Snow and Ice Expense
19,796.31
Sidewalk Replacement
5,280.65
Continuous Sidewalks
3,361.48
Lighting Streets
58,559.32
Administration Building Parking Lot
2,912.32
5.3
Aspen Road
Fuller Avenue
2,236.77 10,417.47
Harrison Avenue
1,625.98
Millett Road
612.46
Roy Street
50.45
Road Construction
18,150.00
Essex Street Bridge Lights
895.00
Essex Street Bridge
3,155.90
SEWER:
Emergency
$
1,999.05
Construction 1956
72.63
Construction 1962
7,482.64
Construction 1959
14,176.03
Marshall Brook
22.28
PARK:
Moth
$
4,639.19
Dutch Elm
4,823.89
Shade Trees
2,500.00
Babe Ruth League
1,176.90
Recreation
3,334.95
Tennis Courts
3,498.42
CEMETERY :
Improvements
$ 154.70
$ 590,572.34
WATER:
Wages
$ 50,973.76
Office Expense
1,815.66
Travel-In Town
840.00
Travel-Out of Town
44.40
Building Expense
344.07
Maintenance
1,158.36
Supplies
14,465.33
Emergency
3,450.96
Metropolitan
33,224.40
Water Mains Loan
60,281.17
$ 166,598.11
CHARITIES
PUBLIC WELFARE:
Wages
$ 14,307.90
Assistance
108,646.97
U. S. GRANT:
O.A.A. Administration
9,211.65
O.A.A. Assistance
52,760.00
A.D.C. Administration
925.98
A.D.C. Assistance
3,415.71
D.A. Administration
1,830.04
D.A. Assistance
6,115.43
M.A.A. Administration
3,035.44
M.A.A. Assistance
27,470.49
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OLD AGE ASSISTANCE: Wages
1,540.00 $ 229,259.61
VETERANS SERVICES:
Wages
$
1,580.00
Office Expense
270.14
Travel
220.00
Assistance
16,887.09
$ 18,957.23
PENSIONS:
Public Works
$
11,197.76
Fire
25,478.20
Police
14,376.92
School
3,672.48
$
54,725.36
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION:
Wages
$
500.00
Expenses
4,582.64
Office Expense
12.00
5,094.54 $
SCHOOLS
SCHOOL:
Wages
$1,109,502.61
Office Expense
15,941.33
Travel
1,731.77
Insurance
1,800.00
Building Expense
68,898.03
Miscellaneous
92,944.71
Federal Aided Project
4,991.86
Travel-Out of State
1,956.65
Lunch
68,922.26
Athletic
10,211.68
Federal Education National Defense
3,254.12
Machon School Study
12,027.34
High School Study
342.50
Adult Education
480.00
Hadley Playground
10,631.77
New Junior High School
794.26
High and Machon School Project
102,791.26
$1,507,222.15
LIBRARY
LIBRARY:
Wages
$ 37,453.15
Office Expense
1,805.25
Travel
17.53
Building Expense
3,376.04
Materials
7,858.00
$ 50,509.97
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TRUSTS
TRUSTS: Library-
Ellen R. Whittle
$ 104.97
Joanna Morse
91.38
Cemetery
50.76
School-
Phillips Medal Fund
83.20
Various
828.82
$
1,159.13
LICENSES, STATE AND COUNTY TAXES
LICENSES, STATE AND COUNTY TAXES:
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