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Katherine Marie Lamond
John Frank Lamrock James Francis Lane Linda Lane
Stephen Daniel Lang Evelvn Lorraine Laramee
Gail Dianne Larsen Linda Louise Larson Frederick Paul Lawrence Richard Allan Lawrence Barbara Lorretta Marv Leahy John Francis Leahy. Jr. Shirley Rose LeClair Leo Patrick Ledwell Walter Stetson Lee Viesturs Argots Liepkalns Marsha Anne Lindsay
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Patricia Ann Long Thomas LoPorto Helen Louise Loughan Geraldine Luthe William Francis Lyden, Jr. Frances Elaine Lyman Carol Ann Lynch Margaret Jane Lynch William Michael Lyons Allan Harry MacDonald, Jr. Charles Alexander MacDonald Richard Timothy MacDonald Elizabeth Jane MacEachern Ann MacFarlane Charles William MacMurray, Jr.
Walter Lawrence MacNeil
Beverly Ruth Madison
Shelia Mary Magee
William Daniel Magliozzi
Francis Thomas Maher Myra Mahon
Brian Bradshaw Mahoney
James Edward Maloney
James Earl Manning, Jr.
Janice Marie Marland
John Edward Marsh Dorothy Margaret Marshall
Kenneth Robert Marston Richard Dennis Martell Grace Marie Martinson Mary Elizabeth Matthews Lawrence John Mattie
Catherine Ellen Mazzola Louis Joseph Mazzuchelli Ina Barbara McCarthy John Robert McCarthy Norman Francis McCarty Helen Frances McColough Michaela Jane McDonnell Susan Annette McDormand John Joseph McIntyre, Jr. Beverly Rhodes McLean Marilyn Louise McNutt Kevin Lewis McSheffrey
Joseph Francis McStravick
Garold Norman McWilliams Mark Lawrence Merrill Judith Ann Milbury Ardis Ruth Miller Robert Bailey Miller Jean Lorraine Mills Leonard Charles Minnis
William Aniello Molisse Nancy Lorraine Moller Richard Michael Moody Daniel Joseph Moore
Nancy Louise Moore Patricia Elaine Morrison Eric Kingston Mosher Marcia Anne Muirhead Margaret Alexis Muirhead Bertrand Theodore Muller, Jr. Elaine Marie Mullin Thelma Lorraine Mummey Lorraine Ellen Murray Martha Rose Murray Helen Jean Myllmaki Linda Elizabeth Nash
Shirley Elizabeth Neal William Daniel Nealon
Raymond Lawrence Nieland Hella Nielson James Reginald Newell
Wendell George Newell
Peter Malcolm Newton
Joseph Anthony Nista Peter Francis Nolan, III Marcia Jean Norling Mary Lou Norton
Carol Ann O'Brien
David Lewin O'Brien
John Thomas O'Brien
Kathleen O'Brien
Mary Elaine O'Brien
Roy William O'Brien
Thomas Joseph O'Connell, Jr.
John Dennis O'Gorman
George Allen Ohlson
Paul Richard Oliverio
Cynthia Olsen Joseph Peter Oteri
Ruth Ann Veronica O'Toole
Susanne Foster Page
Richard William Palmer
Joan Robin Panttila
Charles Richard Paone
Marsha Roberta Parnaby
Wayne Parry
Lynne Faith Pattison
Patricia Marie Pelletier
Patricia Cheryl Perrone
Nancy Ann Peters
Edward Thomas Peterson, Jr. Marcia Lee Peterson
William Henry Pflaumer
Edward Ernst Phillips Richard Phillips
Sandra Marion Pilato
Louise Veronica Pinola
Robert Bruce Pirie
Earl Andrew Pithie
Deborah Ann Pope
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James Wilson Porter Donna Lee Poulin Janice Gertrude Pratt Agnes Mildred Prescott Rose Ann Price Bette Marie Puopolo
Marie Elaine Puopolo
Robert Arthur Ralph
Earl Frederick Rand, Jr. Dorothy Marie Reardon
Jean Remondini Edward William Rennie John Philip Rennie
Marcia Elizabeth Rennie
William Barry Rice
Herbert Curry Stowe
Phyllis Janet Strickland
Andrea Lois Stub
Mary Anne Sullivan
Paul Joseph Sullivan
Marie Eileen Sullo
Donna Louise Rinaldi
Joseph Walter Ritz
Janice Elizabeth Robar
Sharon-Lee Roche
Stephen Paul Rodgerson Arthur Paul Rogers
Robert Francis Rooney, Jr.
Harry Hubbard Rosenthal
Gene Ralph Thomas
William Joseph Thomas
Carol Ann Thorp
Natalie Louise Roulston Susan Diane Rowell Marjorie Cora Roy
Jeffrey Alan Thunberg Georgianna Mary Tierney
Susan Parker Russell
Linda Elaine Tirrell
Dorothy Eleanor Ryan
Barbara Eleanor Tonis
Michael Francis Travi
Carol Jean Trop Frederick Dixon Turner
Judith Lillian Turner Judith Elaine Vachon John Roger Vaka
Paul Martin Valentine
Sally Jean Verbeck
Leslie Arnold Victor
Augustine Francis Scully, Jr. Thomas Dunham Seabury William Bowen Seach David Richard Serafini Gail Elizabeth Shanahan
Claire Louise Sharp
David Gordon Shaw John Robert Shaw William Shute Barbara Anne Simcik Ruthann Sinibaldi Joan Michele Sirois David Alan Smart Donald Frederick Smith
James Michael Smith Marjorie Janet Smith Donald Allen Spear Jane Spinney Stewart Christian Spinney
Elizabeth Ann Stack
Harold Francis Standring
Lorraine Terese Stanley Joyce Taylor Starratt
Janet May Steel Susan Stetson
Ralph Boyd Stewart, Jr. Carol Ann Stone
Jean Frances Stonehouse
Kathleen Ellen Richardson
James Robert Richmond William Howard Richmond Ann Frances Riley Paul Vincent Riley
Judith Evelyn Sweeney
John Charles Swift Frederick Tausevich Janet Lee Taylor John Frederick Thibadeau
Edward Lawrence Thibeault, Jr.
Dawn Isabel Thomas
Mary Vingenza Rossetti
John James Ryan William George Ryan
David Allen Sabin Kenneth James Sangaleer Mary Theresa Santacroce Suzanne Eliot Sargent
Paula Louise Schneider
Ramona Hawkins Scott
Karen Irene Villeneuve June Marie Vining Lee Calvin Voelker, Jr. Carole Esther Walker Elinor Elisabeth Walls Marjorie Helen Walsh Elaine Cynthia Ward Elizabeth Anne Ward Marianne Jean Waynich Judith Anne Webb
Robert George Weeks Richard Alan Weir Deborah Ann Welsch
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Helen Susan Wentzel Carol Anne Westfield Clayton Leo White, Jr. Jane Morrill White Marjorie May White Mildred Mary White Lucille Hazel Whittington
Shirley Esther Whittles
Albert Bruce Wicklund
Dianne Lorraine Wiencko Richard Child Williams Judith Alice Willinder
Charles Kenneth Wilson Linda Jane Wilson John Robert Winship Winifred Susan Winstead Susan Jane Wishart Carol June Wright John Gordon Wright Lorraine Vivian Wright James Edward Young Virginia Zammarchi Emilie Ann Zikmund Eugene John Zweigle
CERTIFICATES
Stephen Frederick Adams Janice Carolyn Bernier Austin
Norma Patricia Campot
James Henry Cavicchi, Jr.
Janet Aleynne Cirigliano
Vincent Richard Forgione
Rosemary Katherine Gillan
William Desmond Gould Larraine Carol Huntington Mary Margaret Lesenechal
Richard Thomas Lynch
Richard Paul Messier
Robert Stuart Oliver, Jr. Rosemary Agnes Regal
Robert Steven Ruley
THE CROSS OF GRAY
Dedicated to the late Frederick W. Hilton
"Mid Weymouth High's soft lawns and pines A cross of fairest gray Stands sentry o'er the youthful lines That pass him day by day. He teaches in his gentle way That spirit cannot die! "Pro Patria!" we hear him say, "Means love for Weymouth High!"
Staunch stands the watch of Weymouth High And gives for our brave dead These simple passwords to the hill Where Weymouth's men are bred. We love thee! Alma Mater. Oh let the years roll by! Our song we raise! Loud rings the praise! Of grand old Weymouth High!
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Report of the East Junior High School Remodelling Committee
The Committee, authorized at the 1961 Annual Town Meeting, was appointed and first met in October, 1961 to consider the problem of converting the old high and vocational school to a junior high school for East Weymouth.
Upon inspection, the Committee found that the school, now in one section over sixty years old and in others approaching forty years of age, was badly in need of overhauling with respect to heating, plumbing and electrical work. It was without an approvable fire alarm system and had many defects in exits, smoke doors, emergency lighting and other safety items, for which the State Department of Public Safety demanded correction.
Faced with substantial mechanical costs, the Committee has not attempted to do more than make the most necessary room changes. These include a sewing room, relocating the library to more adequate space, art room, health room near the office for better supervision, modernizing the girls' toilets, enlarging several small classrooms, all in the center and left buildings.
To correct a very bad situation in the girls' shower room, a small 34-foot addition is being proposed on the end of the auditorium together with a music room off the stage.
The old vocational school building will become quarters for the junior manual arts classes and industrial arts shops for the junior high school.
The Committee has devoted most of its time to the problem of costs, basing all its decisions on this important factor.
Final bids for construction will be ready for the Annual Town Meeting in March.
E. LEO MADDEN, Chairman LOUIS A. DILLON. Vice-Chairman FRANCIS E. WHIPPLE, Secretary FLORA H. MCGRATH (Mrs.) HELENA F. REIDY EDWARD L. ROBINSON ELLIOT T. WILSON
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE TOWN COUNSEL
December 31, 1962
Town of Weymouth
The Honorable Board of Selectmen Town Hall 75 Middle Street East Weymouth 89, Massachusetts
Gentlemen:
I respectfully submit the following as my annual report on the activities of the office of Town Counsel for the year ending December 31, 1962.
During the year, a wide variety and great number of legal matters arising in the ordinary course of the operation of the Town Government required the attention of this office. The office engaged in litigation in the Supreme Judicial, Superior and District Courts of the Common- wealth, and advised town officers, commissions, departments and boards, The services involved, the interpretation of existing statutes and town bylaws, rendering opinions on various matters to the Board of Selectmen and to other Boards and Committees, and the handling of a great volume of business coming before the office in the ordinary course.
Many cases, claims or actions by or against the Town have been disposed of either by settlement on terms considered favorable to the Town or by trial before a single justice or superior court jury. Approxi- mately 25 claims were filed against the Town for personal injuries or property damage alleged to have arisen from negligent defects in the highways of the Town. The policy of causing an immediate police investigation of such claims and having a medical examination of the injured claimant by a competent physician, designated by this office, has been followed and this procedure has proved to be most effective and beneficial to the Town and has resulted in a new low being reached in the payment of public funds for this type of claim. In 1962, the sum of $167.42 represents the total sum paid in settlement of such cases.
During the year 1962, this office forwarded to the Town Treasurer, the sum of $26,616.24 received from the settlement or prosecution of claims of actions instituted by the office on behalf of the Town.
Pursuant to the vote of the Town Meeting and of the Board of Trustees of the Laban Pratt Hospital, a Bill in Equity was filed in the Supreme Judicial Court seeking authority to permit the transfer and delivery of the Laban Pratt Hospital Fund to the South Shore Hospital in Weymouth for the construction of a "Laban Pratt Wing" to the present South Shore Hospital facilities. The proposed wing will contain 40-50 beds for the use of resident of Weymouth and others. In connection with these proceedings, the Honorable Board of Selectmen appointed John F. Newton as Assistant Town Counsel. Mr. Newton has rendered valuable assistance in connection with the preparation and presentation of this matter to the Supreme Judicial Court. The Court has ordered the issuance of an Order of Notice to the Attorney General and all the heirs at law of the late Laban Pratt, returnable on the first Monday in January next. After this return day has come to past, this office will seek a prompt hearing before the court.
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This office filed a Bill for Declaratory Judgment in the Supreme Judicial Court challenging the constitutionality of Chapter 452, Sections of 1961, and so called South Shore Transportation Bill. Although, all preparatory work has been completed in the case, including preparation and printing of a Brief for submission to the Court, the case has not been assigned for a formal hearing, and at the present time, the South Shore Transportation District is inoperative.
During the course of the year, various legal services and many written legal opinions were rendered to the Police Department, Depart- ment of Public Works, School Committee, Fire Departmnt, Town Tras- urer, Public Welfare Department, High School Building Committee and others. Many certificates of entry were prepared for the Department of Public Works in connection with street takings voted by the Town Meeting. All Orders of Street Takings and Certificates of Entry were duly recorded in the Registry of Deeds or Norfolk District Office of the Land Court.
In all cases involving the payment of public funds, the Board of Selectmen were consulted and its advice and consent secured prior to payment.
In reference to Tort Claims against the Town of any nature or description, due consideration of liability was given and settlement made only when in the best interest of the Town.
Many contracts from various Town Departments were submitted for approal by this office in accordance with provisions of the Town's Bylaws.
In conclusion, I wish to take this opportunity to express my pro- found appreciation to each and every department, board, commission, and department superintendent for the excellent cooperation, courtesies, and assistance extended to this office, without which the duties of this office would be most burdensome. I particularly wish to extend my appreciation to the members of the Board of Selectmen for the implicit confidence placed in me and for the sincere and earnest cooperation received.
Respectfully submitted, ROBERT H. GAUGHEN Town Counsel
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REPORT OF THE BOARD OF SELECTMEN
To the Citizens of the Town of Weymouth:
The Board of Selectmen herewith submit the following report on the activities of the department for the year 1962.
The Board organized under date of March 14, 1962, Mr. Franklin Fryer was appointed Chairman of the Board, Mr. Francis L. Kelly was appointed as Clerk.
Other appointments made by the Board may be found in the Town Report immediately following the list of duly appointed officers.
In addition to our regular meetings, which are held every Monday evening at 8:00 P.M. in the Selectmen's Chambers, located at the Town Hall; numerous conferences, public hearings and special meetings were held when the occasion so demanded.
Licenses for 1962 issued by the Board of Selectmen
Common Victualler's Liquor
13,500.00
Wine and Malt Package Goods
750.00
All Alcoholic Package Goods
1,800.00
All Alcoholic Druggist
875.00
All Alcoholic Club (1 seasonal club)
750.00
One Day Beer Permit
111.00
Auctioneer's licenses
18.00
Auto Dealers licenses
353.50
Common Victualler's licenses
500.00
Entertainment-weekdays
130.00
Entertainment-Sundays
989.00
Junk Collectors license
150.00
Underground Tank Permits
2.00
Transfer of Underground Tank Permits
9.00
Pool and Bowling-weekdays
10.00
Pool and Bowling-Sundays
10.00
Clam Permits
255.00
Seaworm Permits 26.00
Total income from licenses issued by the Board of Selectmen $20,238.00
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SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
TRUSTEES OF THE LABAN PRATT HOSPITAL
December 31,1962
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen
Town of Weymouth
Weymouth, Massachusetts
Gentlemen:
By direction of the Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Laban Pratt Hospital, the undersigned is duly authorized to submit to your Board this Annual Report required by the provisions of Section 3, Chapter 246, an Act of the Massachusetts Legislature approved April 26, 1946, creating the Laban Pratt Hospital as a corporation.
The terms of office for the Trustees are as follows:
Term Expires in 1967: Miss Olive Sylvester Mr. George F. Keating Mr. Martin P. Davis Term Expires in 1966: Mr. Roy F. Kendall
Mr. Laughton B. Dasha Mr. Francis A. Farr Term Expires in 1965: Mrs. Marguerite W. Shaftoe
Mrs. Eleanor E. Jack Mr. George H. Thompson
Term Expires in 1964: Hon. Kenneth L. Nash
Mrs. Harriett S. Berry Mrs. Elizabeth M. Pruden Term Expires in 1963: Mr. Roland T. Seabury
Mr. James F. Reilly Mrs. Lucy P. Mahoney
On January 31, 1962 the Trustees of the Laban Pratt Hospital met and passed a series of ten stipulations for transmittal to the Trustees of the South Shore Hospital as an outline of the terms under which the Laban Pratt Trustees would consider contributing the money in the Fund to the South Shore Hospital. These stipulations were as follows:
Item 1. That the Laban Pratt Hospital Fund shall be used to construct an addition to the present South Shore Hospital facilities to contain facilities for not less than forty beds, to be known as the Laban Pratt Memorial Wing.
Item 2. That if the Laban Pratt Hospital Fund is insufficent to cover the cost of the structure, it would be the plan of the Trustees of the South Shore Hospital to raise by public subscription and Federal aid or otherwise any funds necessary to complete the Laban Pratt Memorial Wing.
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It is further understood that the Trustees of the South Shore Hospital will plan to raise such additional funds within the time prescribed by the Suffolk County Probate Court.
It is further understood that the Trustees of the Laban Pratt Hospital shall not transfer or deliver the Laban Pratt Hospital Fund to the Trustees of the South Shore Hospital until they (Trustees of the South Shore Hospital) have raised the nec- essary financing to construct and complete the Laban Pratt Memorial Wing.
Item 3. That a building committee shall be appointed to construct the said Laban Pratt Memorial Wing which shall be comprised of five members, two members from among the Trustees of the Laban Pratt Hospital and two members from among the number of the Trustees of the South Shore Hospital, one who shall be the Chairman of the Building Committee of the Board of Trustees of the South Shore Hospital. The fifth member shall be a member of the medical staff of the South Shore Hospital who shall be appointed by the President of the Board of Trustees of the South Shore Hospital.
Item 4. That the said Laban Pratt Memorial Wing to be constructed shall be known as the "Laban Pratt Memorial Wing" and be suitably marked by a plaque or otherwise.
Item 5. That the Laban Pratt Memorial Wing to be constructed as herein provided shall be for the use of the Inhabitants of the Town of Weymouth, although not exclusively.
Item 6. That the Town of Weymouth, acting by and through its mod- erator, shall appoint three residents and voters of the Town of Weymouth to serve on the Board of Trustees of the South Shore Hospital; one for a term of one year, one for a term of two years, and the third for a term of three years, and their successors shall be appointed each for terms of three years.
It is understood that the Trustees of the South Shore Hospital shall take whatever legal action is necessary to revise their corporative charter to provide for the foregoing appointments to its Board of Trustees by the Moderator of the Town of Weymouth.
It is understood that the Laban Pratt Hospital Fund shall not be transferred or delivered to the Trustees of the South Shore Hospital until such time as a special act has been passed by the General Court permitting the foregoing appointments.
Item 7. That the Trustees of the South Shore Hospital will furnish and maintain all equipment necessary for the operation of the Laban Pratt Memorial Wing herein provided for.
Item 8. That the Trustees of the South Shore Hospital will assume and pay all costs of maintenance, repairs and operational costs of the Laban Pratt Memorial Wing herein proposed, for both charitable and other patients.
Item 9. That the Trustees of the South Shore Hospital will provide by public subscription, Federal aid, or otherwise, such addi-
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tional funds as may be necessary to meet any operational deficit or expense arising from the operation of the Laban Pratt Memorial Wing.
Item 10. That the Trustees of the South Shore Hospital will operate The Laban Pratt. Memorial Wing in conjunction with and as an integral part of the present South Shore Hospital.
At a meeting of the Board of Trustees of the South Shore Hospital, held on May 29, 1962 it was voted: "That the South Shore Hospital accepts without change or qualification the ten stipulations adopted by the Laban Pratt Trustees at their meeting on January 31, 1962. This cleared the way for the legal action necessary to secure the approval of the Courts of the stipulations themselves as a basis for making the plan effective. The Town Counsel was subsequently authorized by the Selectmen to initiate the necessary legal proceedings. At the year end a hearing has been set before the Supreme Court of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts with respect to the matter.
After the Annual Town Election in March, Mr. Franklin Fryer became ex-officio Chairman of the Laban Pratt Trustees.
Respectfully submitted, FRANCIS A. FARR, Clerk
ASSESSORS REPORT FOR THE YEAR 1962
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen Weymouth, Massachusetts
Gentlemen:
We have assessed upon the polls, motor vehicle and trailer excise, farm animal excise, water liens, sewerage and estates of all persons liable to taxation, the sum of $8,750,961.87 and have committed the same to Frank W. Holbrook, Esq., the duly elected Collector of Taxes, with our warrants in due form of law, for the collections and payments, in accordance with the votes of the Town of Weymouth and warrants of the County of Norfolk and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Real Estate
Personal
Motor Vehicle Excise Polls Water Liens Farm Animal Excise
$5,634,676.02 2,037,845.82 960,841.57
23,718.00 35,957.83 101.36
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Sewer:
Common
$16,388.51
Interest
5,731.02
Particular
23,762.98
Interest
11,938.76
57,821.27
$8,750,961.87
State Liabilities
State parks and Reservations
$ 98,169.56
State Audit of Mun. Accts.
5,558.69
State Exam. of Retirement Systems
222.87
Smoke Inspection-Air Pollution
1,001.76
Metropolitan Sewer
169,619.05
Shellfish Purification
813.77
275,385.70
County Liabilities
County Tax
$214,821.98
Tuberculosis Hospital
86,947.07
301,769.05
Estimated Receipts and Available Funds
Income Tax
$665,527.22
Corporation Taxes
281,771.63
Old Age Tax
21,782.40
Motor Vehicle and Trailer Excise
725,000.00
Licenses
16,000.00
Fines
1,500.00
Sewer Service Charge
35,000.00
General Government
23,000
Protection of Persons and Property
10,000.00
Health and Sanitation
2,' ."0
Unclassified
50,000.00
Charities
90,000.00
Old Age Assistance & M.A.A.
225,000.00
Veterans' Services
115,000.00
Schools
85,000.00
Libraries
4,000.00
Public Service Enterprises
492,547.00
Interest on Taxes & Assessments
82,000.00
State Assistance for School Construction
221,691.93
Farm Animal Excise
100.00
Vocational School Grant
73,000.00
$3,219,920.18
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Overestimates of 1961: Air Pollution Control 1,344.64
Amounts voted to be taken from Available Funds: E & D March 5 & 7, 1962 $714,904.67
E & D Water Div. March 5 57,500.00
Sewer Receipts March 7, 1962 87,380.33
Dog Tax Refund March 5, 1962 4,233.88
Overlay Surplus March 5, 1962 40,000.00
$904,018.88
Total Estimated Receipts & Available Funds $4,125,283.70
Net Amount to be Raised by Taxation on Polls and Property $7,693,711.58
Table of Aggregates
Tax Rates for the year 1962
Real and Personal
$63.00
Motor Vehicle & Trailer
$66.00
Farm Animal Excise
$ 5.00
Valuation for the Year 1962
Real Estate
Personal
$89,414,225. $32,342,550.
Total
$121,756,775. $18,352,850. 20,270.
Value of Motor Vehicle & Trailer Excise
Farm Animal Excise Value
Number of Motor Vehicles & Trailers Assessed
28,327
Number of Polls Assessed
11,500
Number of Polls exempted by law or otherwise
616
Number of Persons assessed
22,975
Number of Horses assessed
34
Number of Bulls assessed
2
Number of Cows assessed
84
Number of Other Neat Cattle assessed
2
Number of Fowl assessed
7,170
Number of Acres of Land assessed
about 7,103 Acres
Number of Dwelling Houses assessed
11,335
Respectfully submitted,
CHARLES W. BURGESS, Chairman JOHN P. FITZGERALD, Exec. Secretary EDWARD F. BUTLER
GEORGE E. LANE
EDWARD C. McINTOSH
Board of Assessors of Weymouth, Mass.
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REPORT OF THE WEYMOUTH CONTRIBUTORY RETIREMENT SYSTEM
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and The Citizens of Weymouth
The Weymouth Retirement Board, in accordance with the provisions of Section 20, 4 (b), Chapter 32, General Laws (Ter. Ed.) as amended has carried out the duties entrusted to them for the Contributory Re- tirement System of the Town of Weymouth.
There have been 46 new enrollments and 16 retirements during the year.
Members active January 1, 1962
504
Members inactive January 1, 1962
8
Enrolled in 1962
46
Withdrawals 17
Retirements (14 active-2 inactive)
16
MEMBERSHIP DECEMBER 31, 1962
525
Pensioners January 1, 1962
91
Retired in 1962
16
Death in 1962
3
PENSIONERS DECEMBER 31, 1962
104
FINANCIAL REPORT FOR THE YEAR 1962
INCOME
From Members:
Regular Contributions Group 1
$ 74,097.01
Regular Contributions-Group 2
45,057.59
Re-deposits by Members 2,490.09
Members' deductions made by outside sources:
Weymouth Housing Authority
1,435.09
Transfer of members' accounts from other system: Group 1 146.99
From Municipality:
Pension Fund-Town
129,931.84
Expense Fund-Town
5,042.16
20.84
Workmen's Compensation Credit Weymouth Housing Authority
1,618.00
Pension reimbursements received from other systems
2,763.36
Refund to adjust pension (Sec. 91A)
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