Town annual report of the officers of Wakefield Massachusetts : including the vital statistics for the year 1962, Part 14

Author: Wakefield, Massachusetts
Publication date: 1962
Publisher: Town of Wakefield
Number of Pages: 260


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The assessors' computations of the tax rates for the years 1960 and 1961 were examined and checked. The records of abatements granted were


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listed and compared with the tax collector's and town accountant's books, while the warrants to the collector were listed and compared with the detailed commitments.


The records of deferred assessments were audited. The payments in advance were checked with the treasurer's receipts, the amounts due and added to taxes were verified, and the apportionments due in future years were listed and reconciled with the town accountant's controls.


The records of guarantee deposits required by the several departments for special services were examined and checked. The recorded deposits were checked with the treasurer's and town accountant's books, while the transfers to the town for the cost of work done and the amounts refunded to the depositors were verified. The deposits on hand August 28, 1961 were listed and reconciled with the respective controlling ledger accounts.


The town clerk's records of financial votes passed at town meetings were listed, checked in detail with the accountant's ledger, and proved with the aggregate amounts raised in the assessors' recapitulation of the tax rates.


The financial records of the town clerk were examined and checked in detail. The recorded receipts on account of dog and sporting licenses issued, and from marriage intentions, recording fees, and miscellaneous charges, were verified and compared with the payments to the town treasurer and to the State. The cash book was added, and the cash bal- ance on August 28, 1961 was verified by actual count of the cash in the office.


The surety bonds on file for the several town officials required by law to furnish such surety were examined and found to be in proper form.


The records of departmental cash collections by the board of selectmen, the sealer of weights and measures, and the inspectors of buildings, wires, milk, and plumbing, as well as by the police, fire, health, school, library, and public works departments, and by all other departments in which money was collected for the town, were examined and checked. The re- corded collections were compared with the payments to the treasurer, and the cash on hand in the several departments, including petty cash advances, was proved by actual count.


There are appended to this report, in addition to the balance sheet, tables showing reconciliations of the treasurer's and town clerk's cash, summaries of the tax, excise, assessment, tax title, tax possession, depart- mental, municipal light, and water accounts, together with schedules show- ing the condition and transactions of the trust, investment and retirement funds.


During the progress of the audit cooperation was extended by all the town officials, for which, on behalf of my assistants and for myself, I wish to express appreciation.


A True Record :


Attest: CHARLES F. YOUNG,


Town Clerk.


Respectfully submitted,


WILLIAM SCHWARTZ


Assistant Director of Accounts


WS:MCC


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Report of Town Treasurer


To the Citizens of Wakefield:


I herewith present my report for the fiscal year ending December 31, 1962:


TRUST FUNDS


The Trust Funds and available income balances now in the hands of the Treasurer are as follows:


Principal of Fund


Income Available


Cornelius Sweetser Funds


$10,000.00


$ 445.83


C. Sweetser Guarantee Fund


552.00


186.46


Flint Old Burial Ground Fund


2,000.00


71.80


Levi Flanders Burial Lot Fund


100.00


5.33


Dr. John Hart Burial Lot Fund


200.00


8.46


Gad and Clarissa Chandler Carter Burial Lot Fund


200.00


10.60


Adams Coburn Burial Lot Fund


100.00


4.21


Ezra W. Eaton Burial Lot Fund


100.00


3.80


Rev. Thomas A. Emerson Old Cemetery Fund


1,000.00


32.56


Harry E. Haskell Old Cemetery Fund


100.00


4.25


Oliver Burial Lot Fund


50.00


2.12


Stimpson Family Burial Lot Fund


200.00


10.56


Clarissa E. Swain Burial Lot Fund


500.00


26.38


Elizabeth Stout Burial Lot Fund


300.00


11.55


C. Sweetser Burial Lot Fund


1,000.00


51.42


John Sweetser Old Cemetery Fund


200.00


8.49


Rev. Horace Eaton Burial Lot Fund


25.00


1.32


Jane K. Vinton Burial Lot Fund


50.00


2,60


Nathaniel Moses Fund Old Cemetery


200.00


9.23


James and Elizabeth Walton Perpetual Care Fund


100.00


5.29


M. P. Raynor Old Cemetery Fund John Gould Aborn Library Fund


1,689.26


66.07


Cyrus G. Beebe Library Fund


2,000.00


80.76


Frederick Beebe Library Fund


1,000.00


30.20


Hiram Eaton Library Fund


1,000.00


39.11


Robert Parker Dolbeare Library Fund


500.00


19.56


Willard Donnell Library Fund


500.00


19.56


Milledge Elliot Library Fund


1,000.00


39.11


Rev. Thomas A. Emerson Library Fund


500.00


15.10


Flint Memorial Library Fund


1,000.00


30.20


Merrill W. Gove Library Fund


500.00


15.10


Dr. Francis P. Hurd Library Fund


2,500.00


101.00


Franklin Poole Library Fund


500.00


15.10


Mary H. Pratt Library Fund


200.00


7.81


Ashton H. Thayer Library Fund


500.00


19.56


Cyrus Wakefield Library Fund


500.00


15.10


Annie L. Cox Library Fund


2,000.00


78.24


Frank P. Wakefield Library Fund


1,000.00


41.71


Melvin J. Hill Library Fund


500.00


19.56


100.00


5.29


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Mary E. Aborn Park Fund


2,000.00


60.40


Sarah E. Bryant Park Fund


2,000.00


132.60


Nancy White Park Fund


1,000.00


30.20


Mary Lizzie Smith Fund for Care of Old Cannon on Common


100.00


4.88


Rev. Thomas A. Emerson High School Fund


1,000.00


80.37


Nancy White Hurd School Fund


500.00


32.66


Annie L. Cox Scholarship Fund for Italian Students


5,000.00


206.27


Elizabeth F. Ingram Fund-Scholarship


1,500.00


92.87


Annie L. Cox Prize for Advancement in Design Fund


100.00


4.65


Jonathan Nichols Temperance Fund


1,000.00


92.29


Willard Donnell Hospital Fund


7,791.99


410.46


Income from Perpetual Care Funds for care of


lots in Forest Glade Cemetery


84,145.00


2,972.59


CASH ACCOUNT


Total receipts to January 1, 1963


Dr. $57,851,912.65


In account with Town of Wakefield


Cr. $56,204,478.68


Cash in Treasury


1,647,433.97


$57,851,912.65


PERMANENT DEBT


Maturing debt paid as of 12/31/62


$ 400,000.00


Interest paid on Maturing Debt


$


142,035.75


FINAL STATEMENT


During the year 1963 the following loans will fall due and are to be included in the tax levy for 1963:


School Loan


$279,000.00


Street Bonds


18,000.00


Highway & Police Bldg. Loan


5,000.00


Sewers


76,000.00


Lafayette Bldg. Remodeling


10,000.00


$388,000.00


Gas & Electric Bonds


$ 5,000.00


Water Bonds


79,000.00


$ 84,000.00


There will also be required the following amounts to meet the interest payments:


School Loan


$108,129.50


Street Bonds


920.00


Highway & Police Bldg. Loan


650.00


Sewer Bonds


18,223.75


Lafayette Bldg. Remodeling


87.50


Temporary Notes


3,000.00


$131,010.75


by Cash paid Selectmen's Warrants


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Gas & Electric Bonds


Water Bonds


$ 600.00 11,564.00


$ 12,164.00


Respectfully submitted,


PAUL LAZZARO


Town Treasurer


Contributory Retirement Board


There were sixty-nine recipients or their beneficiaries receiving pay- ment from the Contributory Retirement System during the year 1962.


Eight pensioners receiving disability benefits, four beneficiaries re- ceived accidental death benefits, eleven received survivor benefits and forty-six pensioners received superannuation retirement benefits. Of these pensioners, thirty-five were over seventy years of age and eight were be- tween sixty-five and seventy years of age.


The total payments amounted to $97,604.96, of which $82,892.05 was paid from the Pension Accumulation Fund and $14,712.91 was paid from the Annuity Savings Fund.


Employee contributions to the Annuity Savings Fund amounted to $74,018.49 during the year.


1958


1959


1960


1961


1962


Active Employees


338


331


370


362


352


Retired Employees


57


53


57


60


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WAKEFIELD CONTRIBUTORY RETIREMENT SYSTEM


December 31, 1962 Investment Schedule


Public Utility Bonds


x


$329,042.31


Telephone Bonds


95,279.17


Industrial Bonds


29,850.69


International Bank & Reconstruction Development Bonds


10,109.70


U. S. Government Bonds


90,000.00


*Total Bonds


$554,281.87


*Bank Stock


$151,162.76


*Fire Insurance Stocks


27,249.00


Savings Banks


76,904.97


Cooperative Banks


45,000.00


Total Investments


$854,598.60


*Subject to market value adjustment by the Committee of Insurance Commissioners.


Respectfully submitted,


CARL W. VIK, Chairman JOHN J. MCCARTHY, Secretary WILLIAM D. SCOTT


1952 -1962 INDEBTEDNESS RECAPITULATION


$ 4,000,000


3,500,000


3,000,000


2,500,000


2,000,000


1, 500,000


1,000,000


500,000


O


1952


1953


1954


1955


1956


1957


1958


1959


1960


1961


1962


SEWER


WATER


BUILDING & LIGHT


SCHOOL


STREET


Finance


-


Reports of TOWN ACCOUNTANT


Receipts Payments Excess & Deficiency


Statement of Appropriations Balance Sheet Indebtedness Statement


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Forty-eighth Annual Report of the Town Accountant


FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1962


The total cash expenditure processed by the Town Accountant's Office amounted to $8,662,578.33.


The total cash receipts amount to $8,725,363.24 which indicates the necessity for serious attention and consideration in this area of the Town's financial program.


The operational and indebtedness cost of town services can be examined by the simple comparison with other immediately surrounding communities.


Per


Per


Per


Total


Tax


Cap.


Cap. Cap.


Community


Population Valuation


Debt


Rate Valuation Cost Debt


Wakefield


24,295


63,587,200


4,823,000


50.00


2,617


130.85


198


Melrose


29,619


54,549,200


910,000


75.80


1,842


139.63


31


Reading


19,259


40,132,762


4,178,000


67.50


2,083


140.60


217


Stoneham


17,821


32,562,750


2,146,000


77.00


1,827


140.68


120


Natick


28,831


72,673,100


4,533,400


67.00


2,521


168.91


157


Needham


25,793


82,584,646


7,678,000


63.00


3,202


201.73


298


Dedham


23,869


55,040,450


6,019,000


66.00


2,306


152.20


252


The records of the Treasurer have been examined and found to be in agreement with the Accountant's balances.


Cash balances have been verified and are distributed as follows:


Wakefield Trust Company


$ 817,218.77


State Street Bank & Trust Company


97,323.53


Surety Bank & Trust Company


100,000.00


New England Merchants National Bank


10,000.00


National Shawmut Bank


125,000.00


Treasury Bills


497,891.67


Total


$1,647,433.97


Trust Funds have been checked by examination of Securities, Savings Bank Accounts and Deposit Books.


Funds of the Contributory Retirement System have been verified by examination of Bank Books, Securities and the checking account balance was in agreement with the Accountant's balance. Funds are invested as follows:


Savings Banks


$ 76,904.97


Co-operative Banks


45,000.00


Investment Stock


178,411.76


Public Utility Bonds


329,042.31


Telephone Bonds


95,279.17


Industrial Bonds


29,850.69


U. S. Treasury Bonds


55,000.00


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U. S. Savings Bonds 35,000.00


International Bank & Reconstruction Development Bonds


10,109.70


$854,598.60


Wakefield Trust Company Checking Account


$ 24,060.02


Checks Outstanding


8,953.65


Cash in Transit - Deposited January 1963


$4.52


Total


$869,709.49


All cancelled, permanent and temporary loans paid during the year by the Treasurer have been examined and found to be as reported.


JOHN J. MCCARTHY, Town Accountant


RECEIPTS FOR 1962 For the Year Ending December 31, 1962


From Taxes - Current Year:


Real Estate


$ 2,904,242.04


Personal Property


87,662.00


Poll


12,024.00


$ 3,003,928.04


Taxes - Prior Years:


Real Estate


$ 99,985.38


Personal Property


4,765.85


Poll


190.00


$ 104,941.23


Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes:


Current Year


$ 403,020.88


Year 1961


104,278.04


Year 1960


1,996.39


Year 1959


1,010.25


Year 1958


92.38


Year 1957


146.12


Year 1956


334.52


$


510,878.58 3,692.94 26.11


Estate of Deceased Persons


Farm Animal Excise Tax


Grants from Federal Government: Welfare:


Aid to Dependent Children - Recipients $ 23,809.93


Aid to Dependent Children - Administration 3,684.74


Disability Assistance - Recipients


12,157.75


Disability Assistance - Administration


2,174.92


Old Age Assistance - Recipients


106,908.70


Old Age Assistance - Administration


12,129.93


$ 15,106.37


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Medical Aid for Aged - Recipients


Medical Aid for Aged - Administration


91,126.47 4,916.97


$ 256,909.41


School:


Federal Financial Assistance for


Public Schools P.L. 874


36,848.00


Grants from Commonwealth of Massachusetts:


Income Tax


$ 106,014.60


Corporation Tax


148,016.58


Meal Tax


12,370.02


Director of Standards


50,00


Loss of Taxes


1,445.66


Income Tax Summer Recreation -


Physically Handicapped & Men. Rtd.


323.37


$ 268,220.23


Welfare Department:


Aid to Dependent Children - Recipients $ 15,150.54


Aid to Dependent Children - Administration 1,751.13


Disability Assistance - Recipients


21,571.20


Disability Assistance - Administration


1,073.88


Old Age Assistance - Recipients


35,603.17


Old Age Assistance - Administration


6,049.54


Medical Aid for Aged - Recipients


64,946.66


Medical Aid for Aged - Administration


2,435.09


Veterans' Services - Recipients


$ 19,137.36


Health - Tuberculosis Subsidy


$


190.01


Chapter 90 - Construction


$ 6,793.64


Chapter 90 - Maintenance


1,500.00


$ 8,293.64


$


543.75


School:


School Aid - Chapter 70 - Income Tax


$ 200,652.57


School Lunch


34,794.61


English Speaking Classes


203.75


Vocational Education


5,560.69


Temporary Aid and Transportation


436.72


National Defense Education Act - Title #3


5,572.31


National Defense Education Act - #5


1,424.40


School Construction Chapter 645


126,219.39


$ 374,864.44


Grants from Middlesex County:


Dog Licenses


$ 2,101.27


Chapter 90 - Construction


3,396.84


Chapter 90 - Maintenance


1,500.00


$ 6,998.11


Licenses and Permit Fees:


Liquor Package Goods Stores


$ 5,000.00


Selectmen's Department


1,049.00


$ 148,581.21


Highway Co-operative - Snow Plowing State Aid for Free Public Libraries


$ 6,073.75


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Board of Health


132.00


Plumbing Inspector


997.00


Police Department


398.00


Town Clerk


2,597.79


Dog Licenses


2,973.50


Marriage


446.00


Building Inspector


763.00


Wire Inspector


2,022.00


$ 16,378.29


Fines and Fees:


Court


$ 2,551.35


Library


3,501.94


$ 6,053.29


General Revenue:


Tax Title Redemption


$ 576.47


Interest


305.03


Duplicate of Instrument of Redemption


8.00


Sale of Tax Possessions


4,914.00


Proforma Taxes


12.50


Dividend - Employees' Group Insurance


8,052.00


Blanket Insurance Adjustment


1,230.86


Guarantee Deposits of Successful Bidders


32,000.00


Sale of Land


100.00


$


47,198.86


Assessments:


Sidewalks and Streets - Apportioned


$ 22,933.37


Sidewalks and Streets - Unapportioned


22,392.38


Sidewalks and Streets - Paid in Full


17,097.35


$ 62,423.10


Sewers - Apportioned


$ 40,695.79


Sewers - Unapportioned


30,958.75


Sewers - Paid in Full


6,024.25


$ 77,678.79


General Government:


Selectmen


$ 11.00


Income on Treasury Bills


13,807.33


Collector's Department


4,247.40


Town Clerk


1,051.14


Dog Officer


69.00


Sealer of Weights and Measures


366.45


$ 19,552.32


Protection of Person and Property:


Police Department:


Ambulance Receipts


$ 365.00


Other Receipts


769.40


$ 1,134.40


Fire Department


$


81.60


Civil Defense


$


3,843.97


Board of Appeals


$


695.00


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Planning Board Health Department - Polio Vaccine Donation


$


96.75


$ 3,557.76


Welfare Department:


Temporary Aid - Cities and Towns


$ 2,384.17


Old Age Assistance - Cities and Towns


5,086.52


$ 7,470.69


Recoveries:


Old Age Assistance


$


8,924.78


Board of Public Works: Highway Division


$


432.45


Cemetery Division :


Sale of Lots


$ 7,610.00


Perpetual Care


7,810.00


Opening Graves


3,488.00


Lowering Device


267.00


Foundations


1,470.21


Annual Care


154.00


Liners - Vaults


1,505.00


Saturday - Sunday Service


385.00


Interments - Other Receipts


256.00


$ 22,945.21


Water Division:


Water Rates


$ 441,338.17


Water Services


8,082.10


Water Liens


23,695.70


Water Maintenance


384.37


Water Turn-ons


32.00


$ 473,532.34


Sewer Division:


Sewer Connections


$ 34,638.30


Sewer Maintenance


1,164.07


$


35,802.37


Light Department:


Sale of Gas


$ 403,149.08


Sale of Electricity


1,464,162.44


Various Receipts


40,587.05


$ 1,907,898.57


School Department:


Lunch Fund


$ 99,084.52


Athletic


13,096.12


Adult Education Registration Fees


2,215.50


Adult Education Registration Woodworking


25.00


Adult Education Tuition


69.40


Tuition Summer School


9,705.00


Tuition Special Classes


1,947.52


Tuition Other Cities and Towns


1,930.13


Tuition State Wards


12,911.39


Woodworking Receipts


464.10


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Rentals Various Receipts


1,050.00 700.70


$ 143,199.38


Recreation


$


979.16


Interest:


Interest on Taxes


$ 5,233.35


Interest on Deferred Assessments


12,922.08


$ 18,155.43


Interest on Trust Funds:


Old Cemetery Funds


$ 121.72


Park Funds


806.60


Library Funds


7,306.62


Forest Glade Cemetery Funds


2,984.14


Scholarship Funds


230.00


Willard Donnell Trust Fund


80.00


Trust Fund Various


508.22


$ 12,037.30


Temporary Loans:


Anticipation Reimbursement - Taxes


$ 500,000.00


Anticipation Reimbursement - Chap. 90


3,000.00


$ 503,000.00


Agency:


Federal Tax Deductions


$ 422,898.48


State Tax Deductions


36,920.58


Blue Cross Payroll Deductions


46,507.57


Blue Cross Pension 32-B Group


3,102.08


Blue Cross Student Group


886.34


Life Insurance - Payroll Deductions


5,728.17


Life Insurance - Pension 32-B


124.70


Teachers Retirement Deduction


72,882.15


$ 589,050.07


Refunds:


Veterans' Benefits


$ 910.63


Welfare - General Relief


396.09


Welfare - Old Age Assistance


1,422.45


Welfare - Disability Assistance


914.12


Welfare - Aid to Dependent Children


4,253.11


Welfare - Medical Aid for Aged


1,712.09


Blue Cross


161.10


School Department


39.26


School Lunch


26.57


Various Refunds


2,603.43


Federal Withholding Tax


.70


Various Petty Cash Advances


675.00


$ 13,114.55


Total Receipts for 1962 Cash on hand January 1, 1962


$ 8,725,363.24


$ 1,584,649.06


Total Receipts and Cash on Hand December 31, 1962


$10,310,012.30


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PAYMENTS Expenditures for the Year Ending December 31, 1962


Salaries and Wages


Expense


GENERAL GOVERNMENT


Selectmen's Department


Personal Services:


Salaries of Board


$ 690.00


Clerk of Board


500.00


Permanent


4,549.60


$ 5,739.60


Materials and Supplies:


Office Supplies


$ 26.34


Books and Periodicals


42.53


Printing Supplies


4.10


Not Otherwise Classified


1.36


$ 74.33


Contractual Services:


Printing and Stationery


$ 2,657.98


Postage


81.19


Telephones


712.13


Advertising


814.50


Professional Services


25.00


Maintenance Office Equipment


2.75


Not Otherwise Classified


101.45


$ 4,395.00


Sundry Charges:


Dues and Memberships


$ 123.00


Not Otherwise Classified


176.28


$ 299.28


Capital Outlay :


Electric Typewriter


$ 427.50


$ 427.50


Selectmen's Department - Total Expenditures


$ 10,935.71


Selectmen - Election Costs


Personal Services: Permanent


$ 4,760.00


$ 4,760.00


Contractual Services:


Meals


$ 464.03


Janitor Services


475.75


Electrical Services


185.74


$ 1,125.52


Selectmen - Election Costs - Total Expenditures


$ 5,885.52


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Accounting Department Personal Services: Permanent


$ 24,713.45


$ 24,713.45


Materials and Supplies:


Office Supplies


$ 211.71


Printing and Reproducing Supplies


82.46


Books and Periodicals


11.02


Not Otherwise Classified


2.48


$ 307.67


Contractual Services:


Printing and Stationery


$ 340.42


Postage


720.50


Advertising


5.00


Binding and Book Repairs


76.70


Auto Allowance


200.00


Travel Inside the Commonwealth


101.53


Maintenance Office Equipment


321.20


Not Otherwise Classified


136.79


$ 1,902.14


Sundry Charges:


Dues and Memberships


$ 45.00


Not Otherwise Classified


4.25


$ 49.25


Capital Outlay :


Photographic Equipment


$ 70.00


Files and Folders


46.17


Out of State Travel


$ 252.50


Accounting Department - Total Expenditures


$ 27,341.18


Treasurer's Department


Personal Services:


Elective Official


$ 2,850.00


Permanent


6,085.96


Temporary


30.00


$


8,965.96


Materials and Supplies:


Office Supplies


$ 151.18


Printing Supplies


48.24


$ 199.42


Contractual Services:


Printing and Stationery


$ 973.38


Postage


73.00


Telephone


275.17


Travel Inside the Commonwealth


106.53


Cleaning Services


25.00


Maintenance of Office and Office Equipment


340.60


Not Otherwise Classified


26.44


$ 1,820.12


$ 116.17


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Sundry Charges: Dues and Memberships Rentals


$ 320.00


5.00


$ 325.00


Capital Outlay :


Desk and Chair


$ 174.00


Bookcase and Table


100.00


Envelope Sealer


42.95


Radiator Enclosure, Chairs and Rug


133.47


$ 450.42


Tax Titles


$


1,000.00


Out of State Travel


$ 304.18


Treasurer's Department - Total Expenditures


$ 13,065.10


Collector's Department


Personal Services:


Elective Official


$ 6,108.00


Permanent


10,363.80


Temporary


60.00


$ 16,531.80


Materials and Supplies:


Office Supplies


$ 116.10


$ 116.10


Contractual Services:


Printing and Stationery


$ 1,334.85


Postage


1,495.85


Telephone


192.98


Advertising


48.08


Travel Inside the Commonwealth


20.00


Maintenance Office Equipment


81.70


$ 3,173.46


Sundry Charges:


Dues and Memberships


$ 41.00


Not Otherwise Classified


78.80


$ 119.80


Capital Outlay :


Four Sight Lights and One Fan


$ 136.50


One Rapid Print Machine


150.00


$ 286.50


Collector's Department - Total Expenditures


$ 20,227.66


Assessor's Department


Personal Services:


Elective Officials


$ 4,002.00


Permanent


12,135.59


Temporary


1,193.72


$ 17,331.31


Materials and Supplies:


Office Supplies $ 201.71


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Printing and Reproducing Supplies


97.11


$ 298.82


Contractual Services:


Printing and Stationery


$ 449.51


Telephone


163.53


Advertising


53,90


Binding and Book Repairs


213.35


Auto Allowances


200.00


Professional Services


360.00


Travel Inside the Commonwealth


37.00


Maintenance Office Equipment


62.65


Not Otherwise Classified


486.95


$ 2,026.89


Sundry Charges:


Dues and Memberships


$ 189.60


Not Otherwise Classified


276.10


$ 465.70


Assessors' Department - Total Expenditures


$ 20,122.72


Legal Department


Personal Services: Permanent


$ 10,269.00


$ 10,269.00


Materials and Supplies:


Office Supplies


$ 54.13


Printing Supplies


176.80


Books and Periodicals


234.59


Not Otherwise Classified


25.48


$ 491.00


Contractual Services:


Printing and Stationery


$ 121.40


Postage


21.38


Telephone


150.00


Professional Services


2,619.84


Travel Inside the Commonwealth


136.96


Cleaning Services


20.00


Office Maintenance


25,00


Maintenance Office Equipment


20.53


Not Otherwise Classified


89.89


$ 3,205.00


Sundry Charges:


Dues and Memberships


$ 77.75


Not Otherwise Classified


87.25


$ 165.00


Capital Outlay :


Desk


$ 200.00


$ 200.00


Damages


$ 5,585.00


Legal Department - Total Expenditures


$ 19,915.00


186


TOWN OF WAKEFIELD


Town Clerk's Department


Personal Services:


Elective Official


Permanent


$ 4,000.00 3,369.84


Temporary


88.00


$ 7,457.84


Materials and Supplies:


Office Supplies


$ 41.95


Books and Periodicals


8.29


$ 50.24


Contractual Services:


Printing and Stationery


$ 199.70


Postage


81.20


Telephone


188.55


Advertising


120.00


Binding and Book Repairs


176.15


Travel Inside the Commonwealth


22.30


Maintenance Office Equipment


33.50


Not Otherwise Classified


5.25


-


$ 826.65


Sundry Charges:


Dues and Memberships


$ 20.00


$ 20.00


Town Clerk's Department - Total Expenditures


$ 8,354.73


Election and Registration Department


Personal Services:


Salaries of Board


$ 381.46


Clerk of Board


300.00


Permanent


3,283.20


Temporary


2,310.20


$ 6,274.86


Materials and Supplies:


Office Supplies


$ 5.50


Printing Supplies


27.00


$ 32.50


Contractual Services:


Printing and Stationery


$ 1,618.65


Postage


23.60


Advertising


249.70


Travel Inside the Commonwealth


322.32


Not Otherwise Classified


115.80


$ 2,330.07


Election and Registration Department - Total Expenditures $ 8,637.43


Planning Board


Personal Services:


Temporary $ 1,020.00


$ 1,020.00


187


151ST ANNUAL REPORT


Materials and Supplies: Office Supplies


$ 8.77


$ 8.77


Contractual Services:


Postage


$ 9.40


Printing and Stationery


48.50


Advertising


207.00


Professional Services


110.00


$ 374.90


Sundry Charges: Dues and Memberships


$ 94.00


$ 94.00


Planning Board - Total Expenditures


$ 1,497.67


Personnel Board


Personal Services: Permanent


$ 346.53


$ 346.53


Materials and Supplies: Office Supplies Not Otherwise Classified


$ 12.18


7.29


$ 19.47


Contractual Services:


Printing and Stationery


$ 17.50


Professional Services Postage


4.00


$ 721.50


Sundry Charges:


Not Otherwise Classified


$ 35.00


$ 35.00


Personnel Board - Total Expenditures


$ 1,122.50


Finance Committee


Personal Services: Permanent $ 2,800.00


$ 2,800.00


Materials and Supplies, Contractual


Services, and Sundry Charges: $ 1,298.80


$ 1,298.80


Finance Committee - Total Expenditures Board of Appeals


$ 4,098.80


$ 624.45


GENERAL GOVERNMENT - Total Expenditures


$141,828.47


PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY


Police Department


Personal Services:


Permanent $208,216.60


700.00


188


TOWN OF WAKEFIELD


Temporary Other Leaves


15,891.71 5,745.00


$229,853.31


Materials and Supplies:


Office Supplies


$ 656.25


Books and Periodicals


54.80


Equipment and Supplies


50.88


Automotive Supplies


65.29


Gasoline, Oil, Lubricants


1,838.24


Tires, Tubes, Chains


298.48


Small Tools and Equipment


85.05


Medical Supplies


26.58


Public Safety Supplies


592.20


Clothing and Uniforms


3,355.21


Not Otherwise Classified


52.92


$ 7,075.90


Contractual Services:


Printing and Stationery


$ 468.58


Postage


322.93


Telephones and Other Communications


1,194.84


Travel Inside the Commonwealth


4.00


Cleaning Services


28.82


Repairs and Maintenance - Automotive


1,109.64


- Tools and Equipment


11.20


- Furniture and Fixtures


333.67


Not Otherwise Classified


191.98


$ 3,665.66


Sundry Charges:


Dues and Memberships


$ 93.00


Medical, Surgical, Dental Services


45.00


Hospital Services




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