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SCHOLARSHIPS
Scituate Scholarship Fund Scholarship: To the boy or girl in the graduating class who attains high honors in scholarship and who intends entering college. Presented by Scituate Scholar- ship Fund. Awarded to Johanna Barrie.
World War II Fund Scholarship: To the boy or girl who is a mem- ber of the graduating class and who is a child of a World War II Veteran and who intends entering college. Parent must have enlisted from Scituate. Presented by Scituate Scholarship Fund -Trustee for World War II Fund. Awarded to Linda Ann Stewart.
Leighton G. Chipman Memorial Scholarship: To the boy or girl who is a member of the graduating class, who is outstanding in scholarship and who intends entering college. Presented by Scituate Kiwanis Club. Awarded to Rosalie Elizabeth Evans.
Scituate Teachers' Club Scholarship: To the boy or girl in the grad- uating class who measures high in scholarship, citizenship, and potential qualities of leadership and who intends entering the teaching profession. Presented by the Scituate Teachers' Club. Awarded to Karen Marie Mullen and Beatrice Richardson.
Veterans of Foreign Wars Scholarship: To the son or daughter of a veteran who has demonstrated a high standard of both scholar- ship and citizenship and who plans to continue his education after graduation. Presented by the Scituate Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Awarded to David Joseph DeMoss.
John J. Heffernan Memorial Scholarship: To the member of the senior class who best exemplifies the attribute of unselfishness by his or her generosity of spirit through contributing to and participating in extra-curricular activities while achieving a high academic standing; to be used to further his or her educa- tion in the field of his or her choice. Presented by the Scituate Parent-Teacher Association. Awarded to Jean Bragdon Gunn.
Scituate Health Service Scholarship: To a member of the 1959 grad- uating class who has been accepted by an approved school of
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nursing. Presented by the Scituate Health Service, Inc. Awarded to Linda Mae Allen and Josephine Amato.
P. M. Division of Scituate Woman's Club Scholarship: To the men- ber of the senior class who is outstanding in student activities, citizenship, and who attains high academic grades - to be used to further his or her studies in the field of his or her choice. Presented by the P.M. Division of the Scituate Woman's Club. Awarded to Patricia Ann Curran.
Junior High Scholarship for All-Round Achievement: To a boy or girl in the Graduating class who has attended Scituate Junior High School and who plans to further his or her education; who has maintained a good scholastic record, supported school activities, and demonstrated fine character by a sincere desire to be of continually greater service to others. Presented by the Junior High School. Awarded to Sandra Gay Bongarzone and Elizabeth Ann Mackie.
P. T. A. Thrift Shop Scholarship: To the member of the senior class who best exemplifies the attribute of unselfishness by his or her generosity of spirit through contributing to and participating in extra-curricular activities while achieving a high academic standing; to be used to further his or her education in the field of his or her choice. Presented by the Thrift Shop of the Scituate Parent-Teacher Association. Awarded to Geraldine Ellen Marie Donoghue and Susan Henderson Doherty.
Club 32 Scholarship: To the boy or girl of High School level and a resident of Scituate who is outstanding in student activities, citizenship and who attains high academic grades. To be used to further his or her studies in the field of his or her choice. Presented by Club 32. Awarded to Geraldine Ellen Marie Donoghue.
Scituate American Legion and Auxiliary Scholarship: To the son or daughter of a veteran who is outstanding in Americanism, Leadership, and Scholarship to be used to further his studies in the field of his choice. Presented by the Scituate American Legion and Auxiliary. Awarded to Cynthia C. Squier.
The "Scituation" Scholarship: To the boy or girl in the graduating class who has been an outstanding student while participating in school activities, and whose journalistic news story is deemed exceptional by the judges, to be used to further his or her edu- cation in the field of his or her choice. Presented by the Staff of the "Scituation". Awarded to Waine Irene MacAllister.
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INDEX
Accountant 150
Summary
185
Balance Sheet
191
Assessors' Report
90
Board of Health
109
Building Commissioner 131
Civil Defense Agency
140
Clam Warden
107
Engineering Department 121
Fire Department 129
Forest Warden
130
Harbor Master
144
Highway Department
93
Housing Authority
142
Inspector of Animals
113
Inspector of Meat and Slaughtering
113
Inspector of Milk
110
Inspector of Plumbing and Sanitary Agent.
114
Inspector of Wire 135
Juror List
82
Libraries
127
Park Commissioners 119
Personnel Board 141
Planning Board 138
Police Department
103
Public Health Nurse Report 112
INDEX - Continued
Public Welfare 120
Registrar's Report 81
Scituate Health Service, Inc.
Report of President
88
Report of Treasurer 89
School Committee Appendix
School Dentist and Dental Hygienist 111
Sealer of Weights and Measures 126
Selectmen's Report 12
Sewerage Investigating Committee
116
State Audit 146
South Shore Mosquito Control Project
117
Supervisor - Care of Veterans' Graves
123
Town Clerk's Report
14
Births
58
Deaths
71
Marriages
51
Town Collector's Report
84
Town Counsel
133
Town Forest Committee
125
Town Officers
3
Treasurer's Report
137
Tree Warden 124
Veterans' Service Officer 108
Water Commissioners
97
Water Superintendent 98
Zoning Board of Appeals 132
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JOSEPH O. SEVERANCE ADVISORY BOARD June 28, 1960 81 years, 2 months, 5 days
DENNIS H. SHEA RETIRED SELECTMAN AND MODERATOR November 1, 1960 77 years, 9 months, 24 days
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE Town Officers and Committees OF THE
TOWN OF SCITUATE
For the Year Ending December 31
1960
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CORPORATED.163 & SATUIT
Pe F. 917, 448
TOWN OF SCITUATE Incorporated 1636
Population December 31, 1960 - 11,105 Ninth Congressional District First Councillor District
Norfolk and Plymouth Senatorial District Senator: Newland H. Holmes, Weymouth Second Plymouth Representative District Representative : Francis W. Perry, Duxbury Income Tax Division, Norfolk-Plymouth District
Annual Town Meeting First Monday in March
Election of Officers First Saturday following the first Monday
TOWN OFFICERS
ELECTED TOWN OFFICERS
Moderator
JOHN BARNARD, JR. Term Expires
1961
Town Clerk
WILLIAM M. WADE 1961
Town Treasurer
PAUL A. REYNOLDS
1963
Selectmen
JACKSON E. BAILEY, Chairman
1961
ROBERT H. TILDEN 1963
LESTER J. GATES 1962
Board of Public Welfare
WILMOT M. BROWN, Chairman 1962
ROSE A. SMITH 1961
FRANKLIN T. SHARP
1963
Assessors
STANLEY F. MURPHY, Chairman 1961
J. ARTHUR MONTGOMERY 1962
HARRY LEWIS 1963
Town Collector
JOSEPH R. DILLON
1963
School Committee
EDWIN P. GUNN, Chairman 1961
ELEN M. SIDES, Secretary 1962
ROBERT C. MacARTHUR, JR. 1963
GEORGE C. YOUNG 1963
JOHN Y. BRADY 1962
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TOWN OFFICERS
Board of Health
CLIFFORD L. WARD, JR., Chairman 1962 MURRAY SNOW 1962
ERNEST A. RICHARDSON 1961
Agent
WINTHROP B. WADE
Highway Surveyor
MATTHEW L. BROWN
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1962
Park Commissioners
PHILLIPS N. WEEKS, Chairman 1963
EDWARD A. COLE 1961
CARL C. CHESSIA, JR. 1962
Water Commissioners
JOHN R. BROWN, Chairman 1963
HENRY E. BEARCE 1962
LEO P. MURPHY 1961
Constables
ROBERT W. JENNINGS 1961
CHARLES W. MITCHELL, Jr. 1961
RAYMOND E. ANDREWS 1961
Planning Board
EDWARD S. RAND, Chairman 1962
MARK W. MURRILL 1963
ARTHUR F. O'DAY 1965
THOMAS F. WHITE 1961
JOHN D. McPHERSON 1964
Tree Warden
JOHN W. FORD 1961
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TOWN OFFICERS APPOINTED BY THE SELECTMEN
APPOINTED TOWN OFFICES
Advisory Board
JOHN DELANEY, Chairman 1963
DANA G. MAUCH 1961
J. PAUL FINNEGAN 1962
RICHARD S. TIBBETS
1961
ARTHUR H. FOWLER, JR.
1962
JOHN A. FRANKS 1961
JOHN J. HARRISON 1963
JOHN M. NEWKIRK, JR. 1963
ALVIN C. BRODIE 1962
Town Accountant
PAUL F. SPENCER 1961
Executive Secretary to the Board of Selectmen PAUL F. SPENCER 1961
Fence Viewers
EBEN E. BEARCE 1961
JOSEPH N. MURPHY 1961
Superintendent of Water Department
WILLIAM T. SHERMAN
Registrars of Voters
WILLIAM M. WADE
JOHN J. LONERGAN
1961
KATHERINE B. GARTLAND
1963
MILDRED J. KENT 1962
Assistant Registrar
PAULINE M. FITTS
1961
Zoning Board of Appeals
ROBERT C. HAUFLER, Chairman 1961
WILLIAM J. LEAHY . 1963
DWIGHT L. AGNEW, SR. 1962
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TOWN OFFICERS APPOINTED BY THE SELECTMEN
Director of Civil Defense
JOHN L. SCHULTZ
Deputy Directors of Civil Defense
JUDSON R. MERRILL ERNEST A. RICHARDSON
Chief of Police
WILLIAM F. KANE
Sergeants
JAMES E. O'CONNOR BERTRAM C. STETSON W. FRANCIS MURPHY WALTER W. JONES
ERNEST M. DAMON GILBERT J. PATTERSON, JR.
Patrolmen
JOHN A. SALVADOR ANTHONY J. FERREIRA
JAMES W. STANLEY
THOMAS A. PATTERSON
DONALD A. STONE ROBERT W. FINNIE CHARLES P. PATTERSON
WALTER T. DRISCOLL, JR. JAMES J. KILCOYNE CHARLES ZIMMERMAN ALFRED COYLE WILLIAM SKERPAN JOHN F. DUFFEY, JR. JOSEPH F. DEVINE
GEORGE M. FALLON BRUCE HALLGREN VILHO O. AHOLA WILLIAM W. SMALL STANTON R. MERRITT ROBERT S. WHEELER ROBERT P. GREEN
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TOWN OFFICERS APPOINTED BY THE SELECTMEN
School Traffic Supervisors
DOROTHEA BOOTH MARGARET R. LUCAS ROSEMARY F. STANLEY MARY E. WHITTAKER
Personnel of Fire Department
BARTHOLOMEW A. CURRAN, Chief CHARLES W. CURRAN, Deputy Chief RICHARD A. COLE, Captain WILLARD L. LITCHFIELD, Captain RICHARD J. FROBERGER, Captain PHILIP A. LITTLEFIELD, Lieutenant ARTHUR E. AHOLA JOHN T. BARRY THOMAS G. BELL
SAMUEL C. CALLIS
FRANK H. COLE HOWARD A. COLE JAMES B. DACEY DANIEL F. DUFFEY EDWARD V. DUFFEY
ROBERT S. DWIGHT WALTER S. FOSTER
MALCOLM F. HALL PAUL N. KENT, JR. JOHN H. LITZ, JR. WILLIAM D. McKAY WILLIAM P. MERRITT JEROME P. MINEHAN, JR. JOHN J. NOBLE DONALD E. QUINN EDMOND V. RAYMOND FRANK H. SAMPSON ROBERT E. SNOW THOMAS E. SNOW FRANCIS W. STANLEY ROBERT E. STERNFELT WALTER M. STEWART ROBERT M. SYLVESTER FREDERICK A. TIMPANY, JR. CHARLES N. TURNER
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TOWN OFFICERS APPOINTED BY THE SELECTMEN
LLOYD A. TURNER, JR. ROBERT L. TURNER WILLIAM L. WARD
Town Counsel
WALTER JAY SKINNER
. 1961
Forest Warden
BARTHOLOMEW A CURRAN
Superintendent of Moth Work JOHN W. FORD 1961
Building Inspector
EDWARD M. SEXTON 1961
Wire Inspector
JOHN H. REMICK 1961
Sealer of Weights and Measures
OSBORNE A. McMORROW 1961
Inspector of Animals
RICHARD E. SUGNASCA, D.V.M.
Keeper of Lockup
WILLIAM F. KANE
1961
Town Engineer
JOHN E. BAMBER 1961
Harbor Master, Custodian of Pier and Special Police Officer of Town Pier
FREDERICK G. MCCARTHY 1961
Assistant Harbor Master
WALTER S. O'NEIL 1961
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TOWN OFFICERS APPOINTED BY THE SELECTMEN
Clam Warden
WALTER S. O'NEIL 1961
Custodian of Veteran's Graves
ELMER F. RAMSDELL 1961
Burial Agent
JACKSON E. BAILEY 1961
Mosquito Control Commissioner, South Shore Mosquito Control Project RALPH L. ROBERTS
Inspectors of Plumbing
PHILIP S. BAILEY
EDWARD B. MCCARTHY, Assistant Inspector
Director of Veteran's Services and Agent of Veteran's Benefits
DAVID W. NOONAN 1961
PAUL F. SPENCER 1961
Inspector of Milk
ERNEST A. RICHARDSON 1961
Inspector of Meat
WILLIAM J. MCAULIFFE
1961
Dog Officer
WILLIAM F. KANE
1961
Town Forest Committee
JOHN W. FORD, Chairman 1961
HARRIET F. LADD 1961
EBBA H. DAMON 1961
Superintendent of Schools
DANIEL L. HOLMES
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TOWN OFFICERS APPOINTED BY THE SELECTMEN
Assistant Assessors
KATHERINE R. FLAHERTY 1961
EDWARD M. SEXTON 1961
HENRY T. FITTS 1961
Building By-Laws Appeal Board
JOHN E. DEAN 1961
PHILIP S. BAILEY 1962
GEORGE E. JACOBSSEN 1963
Alternate Building By-Laws Appeal Board
ROBERT B. LADD
Personnel Board
RICHARD CLAYBOURNE, Chairman 1961
ELLIOT C. LAIDLAW 1961
DAVID BARRIE 1963
DANIEL J. QUEENEY 1963
DOUGLAS J. FIELDS
1962
Scituate Housing Authority
LOUIS H. MacDONALD, Chairman 1960
MERRILL A. MERRIT, Exec. Director 1961
THOMAS F. WHITE, Treasurer 1964
HENRY N. SILK 1961
ROBERT I. FRANCIS 1963
JOHN F. McCORMACK 1961
School and Public Building Committee
EDWARD S. RAND, Chairman
EVELYN M. FINNEGAN
MRS. ROSE TREFRY
A. WILLIAM KRAUSE, JR.
MARIO BONGARZONE
RICHARD S. BROWN
DANIEL L. HOLMES, Ex-Officio
DANA G. MAUCH
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TOWN OFFICERS APPOINTED BY THE SELECTMEN
Sewerage Investigating Committee
EDWARD R. MAYER, Chairman WALTER ALLEN, JR., Clerk LESTER J. GATES WALTER J. BREEN
JOHN E. BAMBER
CHOSEN AT ANNUAL MEETING Field Driver
ERNEST M. DAMON 1961
Surveyor of Lumber, Measurer of Wood and Bark RUSSELL L. FISH 1961
Pound Keeper
AUGUSTUS L. ABBOTT 1961
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SELECTMEN'S REPORT
REPORT OF THE BOARD OF SELECTMEN
To the Citizens of Scituate:
The year of 1960, from the Selectmen's point of view, was both interesting and challenging. Interesting, in that at our reguar meetings, which were open to the public, we could count on from eight to eighty visitors. The at- tendance was a prime example of good interest in town government and also the complexities of the office of the Board of Selectmen. Challenging in that many requests were dutifully heard and some had to be referred to the proper departments for final disposition.
The Selectmen this year have devoted much time to the problems of our rapidly increasing population and its net result on the tax rate.
We appointed, this year for the first time, an Industrial and Economic Committee to investigate the necessity of the Town appointing a permanent board set up under Chapter 40, Section 8B. The temporary Committee also studied the likelihood of new business establishments coming into our present areas as well as new business areas. This Committee turned out to be an asset and its study should be continued in the interest of business de- velopment.
Our Chapter 90 road work this year has consisted of engineering and public hearings on the new route through our industrial and business zone to Scituate Harbor. The project starts at 3A in Greenbush and follows part of Driftway Road and Kent Street to Edward Foster Road. When completed, this will alleviate the very hazardous route to the Harbor via Stockbridge Road. The county engineers have finished their work and the Department of Public Works will complete engineering soon so that it is hoped that the first section of the construction will be bid in March.
Through a series of conferences between the Select- men and interested parties, the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company were persuaded to offer to the Town a new and different telephone rate. This rate en- ables a resident subscriber to make unlimited calls to sub- urban and down town Boston on a flat monthly fee.
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With reference to foreshore protection for the Town, all funds presently in control of the Selectmen and County Commissioners are being held pursuant to the Division of Water Ways contributing its share. All recent funds have been allocated and the Department of Public Works has surveyed these projects for early Spring.
Our leadership and toil have been in all sincerity. The co-operation of the Board has been excellent and we wish to thank all those who, in the interest of "better govern- ment in a better town" were helpful.
Respectfully submitted,
JACKSON E. BAILEY, Chairman ROBERT H. TILDEN LESTER J. GATES
SELECTMEN OF SCITUATE
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TOWN CLERK'S REPORT
REPORT OF THE TOWN CLERK
ANNUAL TOWN MEETING March 7, 1960 and ADJOURNED TOWN MEETINGS March 8, 9 and 10, 1960
A legal meeting of the inhabitants of the Town of Scituate qualified to vote in Elections and Town Affairs was held at the High School Gymnasium on Monday, the seventh day of March, 1960, at 7:00 o'clock P.M. The meeting was called to order by Moderator John Barnard, Jr.
The warrant was read by Town Clerk William M. Wade.
The check list was used. Checkers were: Grace B. McPherson, Isabel M. Gilley, Elinor M. McElroy, Helen G. McDonald, Amy C. Bates and Elden M. Myers.
Tellers appointed by the Moderator and sworn by the Town Clerk were: Paul Kent, Jr., Thomas E. Snow, Richard E. Burt, Francis X. Dwyer, Alden H. Mitchell, Joseph V. Feeley, John H. Litz, Alden S. Cook, Henry Madden, Wendell W. Whittaker, David L. Barrie, Ralph W. Sides, Ralph F. McCarthy, Philip S. Jackson, Jr., Ed- ward A. Tower, Arthur T. Montanari, Alfred J. Montan- ari, Thomas A. Kennedy, Paul Rizzotto and John T. Crowell.
ARTICLE 1
To hear the report of the Selectmen or other Town Officers and Standing Committees, and act thereon.
VOTED : That the reports of the Selectmen and other Town Officers and Standing Committees be read and ac- cepted as printed in the Town Report and to hear the re- ports of any Committees wishing to report.
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ARTICLE 2
To choose all the necessary Town Officers other than those elected by ballot, viz: Surveyor of Lumber, Meas- urer of Wood and Bark, two or more Field Drivers, one Poundkeeper.
VOTED : Surveyor of Lumber, Measurer of Wood and Bark: Russell L. Fish.
Field Drivers : Ernest M. Damon and Alden C. Finnie.
Poundkeeper: Augustus L. Abbott.
ARTICLE 3
To see if the Town will authorize the Board of Public Welfare to contract at their discretion for support of the Town's poor, or act thereon.
VOTED : To so authorize.
ARTICLE 4
To see if the Town will authorize the Town Treas- urer, with the approval of the Selectmen, to borrow money from time to time in anticipation of the revenue of the financial year beginning January 1, 1961, and to issue a note or notes therefor, payable within one year and to renew any note or notes as may be given for a period of less than one year in accordance with Sec. 17, Chapter 44, G.L.
VOTED: That the Town authorize the Town Treas- urer, with the approval of the Selectmen, to borrow money from time to time in anticipation of the revenue of the financial year beginning January 1, 1961, and to issue a note or notes therefor, payable within one year and to renew any note or notes as may be given for a period of less than one year in accordance with Sec. 17, Chapter 44, G.L. Unanimous vote.
ARTICLE 5
Will the Town vote to have all the income from the Water Department paid to the Town Treasurer, and esti- mated receipts used by the Assessors in fixing the tax rate for the current year.
VOTED : Yes.
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ARTICLE 6
To see if the Town will authorize the Selectmen to control, regulate or prohibit the taking of eels and any or all kinds of shellfish and seaworms within the borders of the Town of Scituate and such other authority as is provided in Sec. 52 of Chapter 130 of the G.L. or take action thereto.
VOTED : To so authorize.
ARTICLE 7
Will the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $100.00 for the payment of dues for a yearly membership in the Maritime Division of the Boston Chamber of Com- merce, or act thereon.
VOTED: To raise and appropriate $100.00.
ARTICLE 8
Will the Town vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $18,000.00 to the Reserve Fund or transfer the whole or any part thereof from any available funds, or act thereon.
VOTED : To raise and appropriate $18,000.00.
ARTICLE 9
To see if the Town will raise and appropriate the sum of $41,227.50 to cover the expenses and disbursements of the Retirement Systems and Pensions for 1960 or act thereon.
VOTED: To raise and appropriate $41,227.50.
ARTICLE 10
To see if the Town will amend the Classifications and Salary Plan by deleting the present pay scales for Sched- ules I, II and III and by deleting Schedule IV in its entirety and substituting the following schedules:
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SCHEDULE I
Weekly rates in this schedule shall be used in computing the pay for all employees in the following group whose pay is based on this schedule. Annual rates are shown here only for convenience - at the weekly rate times 52.
Min. Rate
2nd Rate
3rd Rate
4th Rate 46.00
Max. Rate
S-6
Weekly
$ 42.85
$ 43.90 2,282.80
$
44.95 2,337.40 50.20 2,610.40 55.45 2,883.40 60.70 3,156.40
61.75 3,211.00
62.80 3,265.60
Annual rates in this schedule shall be used in computing the pay for all employees in the following group whose pay is based on this schedule. Weekly rates are shown here only for convenience - at the annual rate divided by 52.
S-4 Weekly
40.35
42.37 2,230.00
44.38 2,308.00
46.40 2,413.00
2,518.00
S-12 Weekly
56.50
58.52
62.56
64.58
Annual
2,938.00
3,043.00
60.54 3,148.00
3,253.00
3,358.00
S-16 Weekly
81.09
85.30
89.55 4,657.00
89.55
Annual
4,217.00 100.21
102.32
104.48
106.61
108.63
Annual
5,211.00
5,321.00
5,433.00
5,544.00
5,649.00
S-20 Weekly
98.07
101.28
104.48
107.61
110.67
Annual
5,100.00
5,267.00
5,433.00
5,596.00
5,755.00
S-22 Weekly
133.00
139.09
145.17
151.28
157.36
Annual
6,916.00
7,233.00
7,549.00
7,867.00
8,183.00
SCHEDULE II
Hourly rates in this schedule shall be used in computing the pay for all employees in the following group whose pay is based on this schedule. Weekly rates are shown here only for convenience - at the hourly rate times 40.
W-1
Hourly
1.68
1.68
1.68
W-2
Hourly
1.74
1.74
1.74
Weekly
69.60
69.60
69.60
W-4
Hourly
1.90
2.00
2.00
Weekly
78.00
80.00
80.00
W-6 Hourly
2.00
2.06
2.06
Weekly
80.00
82.40
82.40
W-8
Hourly
2.12
2.18
2.18
Weekly
84.80
87.20
87.20
W-10 Hourly
2.12
2.23
2.23
Weekly
84.80
89.20
89.20
W-14 Hourly
2.29
2.39
2.39
Weekly
91.60
95.60
95.60
S-8
Weekly
48.10
49:15
Annual
2,501.20
2,555.80 54.40
2,719.60
Annual
2,774.20
2,828.80
S-14 Weekly
58.60
59.65
Annual
3,047.20
3,101.80
$ 2,392.00 51.25 2,665.00 56.50 2,938.00
$ 47.05
Annual
2,228.20
2,446.60 52.30
S-10 Weekly
53.35
57.55 2,992.60
48.42
Annual
2,098.00
4,436.00
4,657.00
S-18 Weekly
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Annual rates in this schedule shall be used in computing the pay for all employees in the following group whose pay is based on this schedule. Weekly rates are shown here only for convenience-at the annual rate divided by 52.
W-12 Weekly
81.09
83.17
85.30
87.42 4,546.00
4.657.00
W-16 Weekly
90.63
91.67
93.82
95.96
98.07
Annual
4,713.00
4,767.00
4,879.00
4,990.00
5,100.00
W-18 Weekly
99.17
100.21
101.28
102.32
103.42
Annual
5.157.00
5,211.00
5,267.00
5,321.00
5,378.00
W-20 Weekly
120.82
122.80
134.78
126.76
128.75
Annual
6,283.00
6,385.00
6,489.00
6,592.00
6,695.00
SCHEDULE III
Annual rates in this schedule shall be used in computing the pay for all employees whose pay is based on this schedule. Weekly rates are shown here only for convenience - at the annual rate divided by 52. PF-1 Weekly 81.09 83.17 85.30 89.55
Annual
4,217.00
4,325.00
4.436.00
87.42 4.546.00
PF-2 Weekly
90.63
91.67
93.82
95.96
4,657.00 98.07
Annual
4,713.00
4,767.00
4,879.00
4,990.00
5,100.00
PF-3 Weekly
99.17
100.21
101.28
102.32
103.42
Annual
5,157.00
5,211.00
5,267.00
5,321.00
5,378.00
PF-4Weekly
Annual
5,433.00
5.488.00
5,544.00
5,596.00
5,649.00
PF-5 Weekly
122.80
125.78
128.75
131.73
134.69
Annual
6,386.00
6,541.00
6,695.00
6,850.00
7,004.00
SCHEDULE IV
Clam Warden
3,500.00 per year
Town Counsel
3,600.00 per year
Veteran's Agent
200.00 per year
Director of Veterans' Services
400.00 per year
Harbor Master
3,000.00 per year
Wire Inspector
1,800.00 per year
Sealer of Weights
605.00 per year
Executive Secretary to Board of Selectmen
400.00 per year
Head Registrar
300.00 per year
Registrar
200.00 per year
Dog Officer
137.50 per year
Animal Inspector
130.00 per year
Meat Inspector
80.00 per year
Milk Inspector
80.00 per year 45.00 per mon.
Lifeguards
52.00 per week
Dental Hygienist
15.00 per day
Engineer's Aide - 1
2.25 per hour
Police Officer - part time
1.80 per hour
Engineer's Aide - 2
1.65 per hour
Police Matron
1.65 per hour
89.55
Annual
4,217.00
4,325.00
4,436.00
Custodian, Grand Army Hall
25.00 per week
Caretaker of West End Dumps
77.25 per week
Health Department Nurse
Rate of Pap
20
TOWN CLERK'S REPORT
Assistant Librarian - part time
Librarian Aides - part time
1.35 per hour .85 per hour
Call men - Fire Department
Appropriated sum, pro-rated on basis
of fire calls answered.
Foreman - Park Department
Administrative salary to be paid in
addition to wages received under W-4
4.00 per week
and to further amend the Classification and Salary Plan by adding the following classification to Schedule I - Salary Classification:
Health Agent and Sanitation
S-17
and further to amend Schedule I - Pay Scale by adding the following:
S-17 Weekly 88.46 91.35 94.23 97.12 100.00 Annual 4,600.00 4,750.00 4,900.00 5,050.00 5,200.00
and further to amend Schedule III-Fire and Police Classification by deleting the present classification's list under Police Department and substituting the following:
Patrolman
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