Town annual reports of officers of the town of Leicester, Massachusetts 1961, Part 36

Author: Leicester (Mass. : Town)
Publication date: 1961
Publisher: [Leicester, Mass.] : [Town of Leicester]
Number of Pages: 1176


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An innovation in class trips was decided upon last spring. A three-day trip to the New York World's Fair replaced the traditional Washington tour. The resultant decrease in cost enabled a far higher percentage of the class to participate and sixty seniors, chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Skelley and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gal- lagher traveled in two chartered buses to the fabulous "World of Tomorrow."


The 1964 Maroon, school yearbook, had as co-editors, G. Robert Campbell and Linda Hattula. The total cost of 265, 104-page copies of the yearbook was $1,996.40. Money was raised through subscrip- tions, advertising, and the sale of candy and book covers. The school photographer was Loring Studio, and Taylor Company of Dallas, Texas, was the publisher. Mr. James A. Tivnan was faculty advisor.


The annual Senior Class Play, this year "Stardust," was a big success both dramatically and financially. It was given at the Leicester Town Hall on Nov. 24 under the direction of Mrs. Irma K. Bosse. Proceeds will aid future Senior Class expenses.


Included in the cast were: Karen Johnson, Glenda Salminen, Gerald Udell, Joseph O'Neil, Elaine Seskevich, Kean Wilcox, Judy MacGregor, Sandra Erickson, Robert Richer, Ruth White, Marilyn Berthiaume, Sylvia Spencer, Dianne Munson, Bruce Rolander, Paul McNamara, Janet Williams, Charles Page, and Kathleen Flynn.


Seventy-seven students received classroom instruction through the Driver Education Program. Sixty-five received licenses and fifty students received insurance reduction certificates. To be eligible for a certificate a student must satisfactorily complete thirty classroom hours and twelve hours of practical training.


The training car for the Driver Education Program was made available through the cooperation of Village Rambler Inc., 517 Park Avenue, Worcester.


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On April 15, 1964, the second annual convocation of the Leicester High School Chapter of the National Honor Society was held in the high school auditorium under the direction of William J. Gannon Jr., guidance counselor. The guest speaker was Mr. Everett G. O'Keefe, State Supervisor of Special Education, Massachusetts Department of Mental Health. The school chapter numbered twenty members. They were elected to membership because in addition to being excellent scholars, they possessed the other fine qualities of leadership, co- operation and citizenship. Senior members of the chapter were: Rich- ard J. Caprioli, Norma J. Jacobson, David S. Potter, Robert P. Pisarski, Virginia L. Stuart, Lynne M. Styles and Susan D. Thompson. Junior Class members were: Mary Jane Cooper, Edward L. Griffith Jr., Robert M. Kennedy, Paul L. McNamara, Dianne Munson, Glenda G. Salminen, Elaine M. Seskevich and Kean Wilcox. Sophomore mem- bers included: Robert Bloodgood, Betty Kozlowski, Pamela A. Minck- ler, Linda Munson, and John O'Brien.


National Honor Speeches were delivered by Paul McNamara (Scholarship), Lynn Styles (Service), Robert Pisarski (Character), Norma Jacobson (Leadership). New members were presented Na- tional Honor Society Pins.


In an effort to discover and provide for the individual differences of all our pupils, guidance services are available in the schools under the direction of Mr. William A. Sipos at the elementary level, and by Mr. Paul J. Zambarano and Mrs. Ann Gray at the High School.


Counseling services are provided on an individual basis at all levels. Should the needs of the pupil or family be such that they can- not adequately be dealt with within the school setting, assistance is provided for by the Child Guidance Clinic through Dr. Irwin Gold- stein, our consultant.


Of the ninety students in the Leicester High School graduating class of 1964, forty-three or 47.8 per cent, were accepted at schools of higher learning. Further follow-up studies reveal the following pertinent statistics:


Status Four-Year College 25


No. % 27.8


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Three-Year College


2


2.2


Two-Year College


13


14.4


Nurses Training


3


3.3


Vocational Training


5


5.6


Employed


31


34.5


Armed Services


8


8.9


Other


3


3.3


Totals


90


100.0


The benefits of guidance services are extended to all students within the Leicester School System with particular stress placed upon those age groups whose need for guidance is increased as the social and academic complexities are increased.


The testing program covers the following areas:


Elementary Administered September


Test - Purpose Grade Garde 1


Harrison Stroud Reading Readiness Test-to determine a child's mastery of those skills necessary to begin a reading program.


November


Iowa Test of Basic Skills-to deter- mine to what degree pupils have mastered the basic skills, and how much progress has been made from the previous year.


Grades 3-8


March


California Test of Mental Maturity -to determine a child's relative ability to succeed in school.


Grades 1-3-6-8


High School October


Iowa Test of Educational Develop- ment-to determine the extent a student is absorbing the material presented to him and his relative progress from year to year.


Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude - to help students determine their chances for college admission and how they stand nationally among other college-bound students.


Grades 9-12


Grades 10-11


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November General Aptitude Test Battery - to provide information on specific areas of ability to both pupils and prospective employers.


Grade 12


February California Test of Mental Maturity -to determine a student's scholastic aptitude.


Grade 11


March


National Merit Scholarship Qualify- ing Test-to measure readiness for college; to encourage youngsters to obtain a college education by offer- ing financial awards to those who are qualified.


Grade 11-12


April Kuder Preference Record-to deter- mine areas of vocational interest.


Grade 11


Routine work in the school health department was carried out by Mrs. Matilda S. Jubinville, R.N., school nurse, as follows:


Physical examinations: 746


Number of children examined by school physicians 184


Number of children referred for further diagnosis 18


Number of children completed referral


11


Vision tests 1800


Number of children failed test


20


Number of children completed referral


14


Hearing tests


1798


Number of children failed test


68


Number of children completed referral


59


Influenza innoculations to school personnel


59


Tetanus innoculations to football players-Series of 3


19


Tetanus booster shots


3


Number of physically handicapped children


41


Number of children in special speech class


4


Number of children transported home because of illness


181


Number of home visits 55


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Numbered of children weighed and measured


1800


Communicable diseases (German Measles was most prevalent)


480


First Aid and children seen as referrals


854


Abrasions


268.


Headaches


140


Colds


116


Sore throats


60


Vertigo


6


Chipped teeth


2


Fractures


8


Sprains


24


Earaches


32


Toothaches


54


Stomach aches


73


Head Injuries (Bumps)


13


Impetigo


4


Eye Injuries


2


Lacerations, requiring sutures


6


Number of children taken to hospital for treatment resulting from accidents at school


&


Nausea and vomiting


30


Ringworm


8


Urine tests done on all athletes. Mantoux tests (T.B.) were not given due to lack of personnel from Southern Worcester County Health Assn.


A dental program was held for the elementary grades and all third grade classes participated in the "Tablet Test."


Mr. Frederick B. Cunningham, Supervisor of School Attendance for our schools, received and investigated twelve complaints of tru- ancy, and took one case to court. He wishes to thank the children and their parents for their splendid cooperation in helping to keep the over-all attendance record of our schools at its high percentage.


The music department under the supervision of Mrs. Laura M. Marble has two full time and one part-time teachers. Instrumental


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work is done from the fourth grade through high school with fifty- one students participating. There is a high school chorus of sixty, a girl's glee club of one hundred forty-eight, a boys' glee club of forty, a solo class of sixteen and a junior high school glee club of seventy. Each grade school has a chorus for special programs.


The 1964-65 season includes plans for nine Christmas programs, a spring concert (April), Memorial Day programs in all grade schools, and graduation exercises at Memorial School, and Leicester High School. Several high school students were in the Regional Music Festival.


In September 1964, we began a new program of remedial and developmental reading instruction with Mrs. Mary Ellen Styren as- signed as teacher.


Remedial or corrective reading is done with individual or small groups of children and developmental reading with the regular classes. The main purpose of the program is to provide careful diagnosis of reading difficulties and then to give intensive individual or small group instruction at the level at which the pupils are, regardless of grade placement.


Children are referred to the reading teacher by their own teach- ers on the basis of their ability to learn and disabilities in reading. Each child is given a diagnostic test to analyze the reading difficulty. This test includes a check on school records, medical records and home history. It is followed by an informal reading diagnostic test to determine the pupil's instructional level. Mr. Sipos, our guidance director, then administers an I.Q. test.


After careful study, it was decided to initiate instruction on the intermediate and junior high level.


Upon the conclusion of our testing program, in October, classes were formed in each school centering primarily on the 5th grades located in church halls and in regular classrooms. We began with 26 pupils and now have reached 37. Most classes receive three forty-five minute periods a week. Class work is centered upon phonetic skills, structural analysis and comprehension. As the program progresses, attention will be given to speed and comprehension with the use of our reading machines.


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When a child returns to his regular reading class, a diagnostic report will accompany him so that the regular classroom teacher may closely follow the program that has been established.


It is our hope that periodic checks can be made of the pupils' progress and at this time Developmental Tests will be given.


To the members of the various organizations affiliated with our schools, school personnel, town officials and to all who have assisted the schools, their programs and their activities, I offer my sincere and deep gratitude.


Respectfully submitted,


EDMUND F. TIERNEY, Superintendent of Schools


DRUM CORPS


Balance Janu. 1, 1964


$ 27.21


Receipts:


Holyoke


$ 175.00


East Brookfield


125.00


Charlton


125.00


Enfield


64.00


Leominster


100.00


Spencer


75.00


Putnam, Conn.


150.00


New Britain, Conn.


76.00


C.Y.C. Parade, Worcester


36.00


926.00


953.21


Expenditures:


Trophies


109.00


Extra Transportation


36.00


Banquet


251.25


Instructor


150.00


Medical Supplies


22.00


Miscellaneous


75.00


643.25


Balance to be carried into 1965


$ 309.96


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ANNUAL REPORT


SCHOOL BAND


Balance Jan. 1, 1964


$ 64.60


Expenditure: Coffey Music Co,-Rentals


50.00


Balance Dec. 31, 1964


$ 14.60


NATIONAL DEFENSE EDUCATION ACT


Balance Jan. 1, 1964


$3,029.70


Reimbursements: Title V


581.81


3,611.51


Expenditures:


Furniture:


Elementary Classrooms


447.60


Equipment :


Science


1,369.02


Mathematics


121.12


Language


382.25


2,319.99


Balance to be carried into 1965


$1,291.52


SCHOOL CAFETERIA


Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1964


$ 309.68


Income:


Children Sales


$52,073.70


U.S.D.A. Claims


21,503.45


Adult Sales


· 3,519.84


Other Income


322.52


Town Appropriation


9,500.00


86,919.51


$87,229.19


Disbursements:


Food


$41,560.41


Labor


36,158.36


Equipment


.00


Other


2,461.68


80,180.45


$ 7,048.74


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206,815 meals served to children 4,431 meals served free to children


75,500 half-pints served to children 3,244 half-pints served free to children


ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION


Balance Jan. 1, 1964 Receipts:


$ 505.51


1,457.00


1,962.51


Expenditures:


Basketball


857.50


Baseball


210.00


Softball


35.00


Football


500.00


Track


10.00


Girls' Basketball


86.00


Cheerleaders


49.70


1,748.20


Balance to be carried into 1965


$ 214.31


ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATION


Accounts


Activities Assn.


Balances Jan. 1, 1964 $ 307.27


$


Deposits 67.75


Payments 184.10 $


Balances Dec. 31, 1964 $ 190.92 239.77


Arrow


240.01


72.50


72.74


Class of 1964


1,127.60


3,237.00


4,364.60


Class of 1965


324.52


1,326.25


589.39


1,061.38


Class of 1966


444.00


186.35


257.65


Maroon


1,462.42


2,133.80


2,101.66


1,494.56


$3,461.82


$7,281.30


$7,498.84


$3,244.28


NEWHALL-SOUTHGATE FUND


Balance Jan. 1, 1964


$326.59


Interest 227.18


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ANNUAL REPORT


$553.77


Expenditures: Library Books-High School


199.36


Balance to be carried into 1965


$354.41


SCHOOL FUNDS


Appropriations:


General Expense


796,327.67


Capital Outlay


9,361.80


Vocational Education


15,545.00


Cafeteria


9,500.00


$830,734.47


Expenditures:


Administration-


School Committee


409.30


Superintendent's Office


21,846.58


Principals' Offices


39,482.36


Teaching


486,240.11


Textbooks


6,846.27


Library Services


6,383.11


Audio-Visual


411.08


Guidance Services


12,941.76


Attendance


73.12


Health Services


6,514.06


Transportation


88,594.44


Cafeteria Services


9,500.00


Athletics


5,742.46


Student Body Activities


2,000.00


Custodial Services


40,247.73


Heating


13,396.44


Utilities


18,407.28


Maintenance of Grounds


836.32


Maintenance of Buildings


19,105.67


Maintenance of Equipment


921.23


Replacement of Equipment


2,480.18


Insurance


640.00


Rentals


1,500.00


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ANNUAL REPORT


Non-Public Transportation


252.07


Improvement of Buildings


286.95


Acquisition of Equipment


8,399.85


Programs With Other Systems


12,244.26


805,702.63


25,031.84


Transfer to Revenue Account


10,000.00


Held over to 1965


300.00


- 10,300.00


To Close


14,731.84


FINANCIAL SUMMARY


Expenditures:


$805,702.63


Receipts:


Chapter 69-Special Classes 11,679.47


Chapter 70-State Aid 104,106.00


Chapter 71-Transportation 78,071.29


Chapter 74-


Vocational Education 5,646.53


Chapter 76-State Wards


11,403.27


Tuition-Out-of-Town Students 779.59


211,686.15


Actual cost of schools to town:


$594,016.48


REPORT OF TAX COLLECTOR-1964


Dec. 31, 1964


To the Citizens of the Town of Leicester :


Tax collections for the year 1964 totalled $1,202,615.81 plus interest of $3,063.90.


The 1964 Motor Vehicle Excise commitments arrived somewhat


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earlier than in 1963. Collections of $121,294.58 for 1964 compared to $84,342.72 for 1963, an increase of $36,951.86 collected on 1964 excises in 1964. A commitment was received on Dec. 29, 1964, amounting to $11,616.85 of which all is outstanding and included in the total uncollected.


There is still a dire need for more office space for an efficient operation of the collection department.


Herewith is the financial report for the year 1964.


Respectfully submitted, EDWARD J. KING JR. Collector of Taxes


181


ANNUAL REPORT


TAX COLLECTOR'S FINANCIAL REPORT-1964


Added to


Tax Title


Collections


Balances


Interest


Refunds


25.20


.00


3.02


661.50


.00


33.07


8.39


216.57


.96


10.00


.00


.00


.00


2.00


.00


92.40


36.96


5.31


1,940.03


16,592.65


52.36


666.53


1,229.74


1,645.78


45.37


156.00


10.00


29.81


1,271.00


255.84


5.61


1,649.84


97,427.83


10,572.60


1,549.20


660.80


48,742.69


3,875.85


413.67


1,331.15


71,441.64


1,400.03


9,042.34


843,347.44


125,153.48


199.21


7,882.25


121,294.58


29,712.49


112.14


2,879.18


312.75


.00


$12,632.21


$1,202,615.81


$172,931.96


$3,063.90


$12,753.38


Committed or


Year


Tax


Recommitted


Abatements


1960 Personal


25.20


Real Estate


661.50


Motor Vehicle


1,359.41


1,134.45


1961 Real Estate


10.00


Motor Vehicle


956.29


956.29


1962 Poll


2.00


Personal


178.64


49.28


Real Estate


19,047.04


462.00


Motor Vehicle


2,886.60


11.08


1963 Poll


220.00


54.00


Personal


1,738.40


211.56


Real Estate


111,082.27


1,432.00


Motor Vehicle


61,850.79


9,232.25


1964 Personal


73,036.49


194.82


Real Estate


1,028,030.76


50,487.50


·


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ANNUAL REPORT


Motor Vehicle 162,645.76


11,638.69


Farm Animal 320.25 7.50


1,464,051.40 75,871.42


REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT 1964


RECEIPTS


TAXES


Levy-1964


Real Estate


843,347.44


Personal Property


71,441.64


914,789.08


Levy-1963


Poll Taxes


148.00


Personal Property


1,271.00


Real Estate


97,427.83


98,846.83


Levy-1962


Poll Taxes


10.00


Personal Property


92.40


Real Estate


16,592.65


16,695.05


Levy-1961


Real Estate


10.00


Levy-1960


Real Estate


661.50


Personal Property


25.20


686.70


1,031,027,66


Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes


L


Levy 1964


121,294.58


Levy 1963


48,742.69


Levy 1962


1,229.74


Levy 1960


8.39


171,275.40


183


ANNUAL REPORT


Farm Excise Taxes


Levy 1964


312.75


Tax Titles


9,252.27


Sale of Land Low Value


2,005.00


Commonwealth of Massachusetts


Business Corporation


Tax


32,917.61


State Tax


8,943.15


Meal Tax


4,058.36


Income Tax


5,700.00


School Aid


Chapter 70


113,835.70


Transportation 92,594.84


Tuition


Reimburse State


611.20


Loss of Taxes


14.07


State Parks


& Reservations


1,140.00


259,814.93


Liquor Licenses


Seasonal & Yearly


Licenses and


one-day licenses 6,342.00


Licenses & Permits-Court Fine


Pool Licenses


42.00


Milk Licenses 38.00


Junk Licenses 4.00


Auctioneer License


8.00


Sunday License


4.00


Auto Licenses


11 and 111


210.00


Common Victualer


34.00


Peddlers License


2.00


Fruit & Vegetable


2.00


License to


Wreck Buildings


2.00


Candy License


2.00


Family Camp


2.00


184


ANNUAL REPORT


Motel License


1.00


Baseball


2.00


Day Care


(check returned)


1.00


Building Permits


269.00


Pistol Permits


42.00


Dealer Permit


To Sell Guns


10.00


Drum Corps


2.00


Court-Sheriff Fines


677.00


791.00


State Aid to Library 1963


Reserved for Appropriation


2,044.25


Federal Grants to Public Welfare


For Aid


Aid to Families


of Dependent


Children


18,337.00


Returned Checks


48.75


Court Judgments and Miscellaneous


Reimbursements


544.00


18,929.75


Disability Assistance


6,404.00


Returned Checks


27.95


Reimbursements


270.85


6,702.80


Medical Aid


to the Aged


32,072.64


Returned Checks &


Reimbursements


488.17


32,560.81


Old Age Assistance


28,022.42


Returned Checks


63.95


28,086.37


86,279.73


Old Age Assistance Recoveries 4,935.36


185


ANNUAL REPORT


FEDERAL GRANTS TO PUBLIC WELFARE


Administration


Aid to Families of Dependent Children


5,519.67


Disability Assistance


1,173.33


Medical Aid


to the Aged 2,007.22


Old Age Assistance


1,686.12


10,386.34


Town Clerk-Dog Licenses


1,428.50


Departmental Receipts


Police Reports


391.00


Overpayment


.10


School-


Fire Telephone Calls


9.20


Fire-Town of Oxford


400.00


Dutch Elm Disease


140.84


Sealer


Weights & Measures


141.15


Brewer Tree Co.


672.00


Plumbing Inspector


545.00


Perculating Tests


80.00


Board and Care


and Kill Dogs


119.00


Sale of Dog


3.00


2,501.29


Highways


State Allotments


Chapter 81-1964


15,242.20


Chapter 81-1963 4,149.36


Chapter 90-


Maintenance


3,199.35


Chapter 90-


186


ANNUAL REPORT


Construction


11,999.73


34,590.64


Highway Acts 732


10,250.00


County Allotments


Chapter 90-


Maintenance


3,199.35


Chapter 90-


Construction


5,999.86


9,199.21


54,039.85


Road Machinery


Highway Rental


20,957.26


Anticipation Highway Revenue


Temporary Loan


Chapter 81


19,800.00


Chapter 90-


Construction 18,000.00


Chapter 90-


Maintenance


7,000.00


44,800.00


Departmental Revenue


General Relief


2,707.09


Disability Assistance 6,094.51


Aid to Families


of Dependent


Children


12,837.71


Old Age Assistance


12,886.16


Medical Care to the Aged


20,523.89


Veterans Services


18,644.75


Schools


1,465.24


75,159.35


School Revolving Accounts School Lunch- Comm. of Mass. 18,838.12 Sale of Lunches-


187


ANNUAL REPORT


Town


55,916.06


74,754.18


Leicester School Drum Corp


926.00


Leicester School Athletic Assn.


1,457.00


National Education Defense for School Purposes Title III and V 581.81


Interest Southgate Newhall School Fund


227.18


77,946.17


Reimbursement Massachusetts School Retirement System Leicester Center School and Auditorium 75.00


18.84


Memorial School 40.00


Recreation-Town 479.25 E. Salminen


Recreation Overpayment .50


Miscellaneous Receipts and Returned Checks


Leicester Academy Loss of Taxes 1,000.00


Compensation State


Withhold Income Tax 83.78


Deferred Taxes


Interest 3,509:47


Motor Vehicle


Excise Taxes 572.04


Interest Earned Deposit 589.93 City of Worcester- Water Tax 3,140.04


Town of Spencer- Water Tax 212.01


Worc. County Treasurer Dog Refund 819.55


188


ANNUAL REPORT


Rental State Truck


180.00


Sale of Pipe


648.00


Insurance Claims


1,041.10


State Grant


Memorial School


Construction


20,750.00


Leicester Center and


Town Auditorium


20,083.19


Sale of Junk


93.35


Fines and Sale of


Library Books


541.74


Tax Title Redemption


12.00


Selectmen


7.43


Treasurer


23.50


Land Taken


Rte. 56-


Returned Check


25.00


General Relief Aid


Returned Check 70.35


Old Age Assistance Aid Returned Check


40.35


Veterans Benefits Returned Check 2,169.09


Schools


Returned Check


3.38


Interest on


Temporary Loans


20.00


55,635.30


Withhold Tax


Federal Withhold Tax 96,163.58


Comm. of Mass. State Withhold Tax 10,409.37


106,572.95


Worcester County Retirement System 11,459.84


11,459.84


Anticipation


Tax Revenue 580,000.00


580,000.00


TOTAL RECEIPTS 1964


$2,616,257.79


189


ANNUAL REPORT


SELECTMEN DISBURSEMENTS


Appropriation


$5,800.00


Expenditures


Salary


2,659.56


Mileage


425.29


Clerk


2,600.00


Office Expenses


115.15


To Close


9.40


5,800.00


Town Accountant


Appropriation


4,450.00


Expenditures


Salary


3,550.00


Clerk


412.75


Telephone


93.00


Travel


72.00


Office Expenses


256.83


To Close


65.42


4,450.00


Treasurer


Appropriation


3,836.00


Returned Checks


23.50


3,859.50


Expenditures


Salary


2,400.00


Clerical


726.86


Telephone


90.00


Stamped Envelopes, Miscellaneous


Stationery and Forms


505.14


Travel Expenses


100.00


Subscription, Dues &


Repair Todd Machine


37.50


3,859.50


Treasurer-Tax Ttile


190


ANNUAL REPORT


Appropriation Expenditures


2,450.00


Costs of Land Sale Taking


92.75


Stamps


10.00


Advertising


6.00


Atty. James E. Coppola, Services


2,160.10


To Close


181.15


2,450.00


Tax Collector


Appropriation


4,350.00


Expenditures


Salary


2,100.00


Clerk


876.86


Office Expenses


1,191.97


Miscellaneous


23.31


To Close


158.44


4,350.00


Tax Collector-Tax Title


Appropriation


1,382.00


Expenditures


Attorney James A. Coppola,Services


1,128.00


Advertising


55.50


To Close


208.50


1,382.00


Assessors


Appropriation


$6,340.00


Expenditures


Salaries


2,417.33


Clerical


1,617.75


Office Expenses, Telephone, Supplies


482.05


Car Fare, Auto Hire


1,042.00


Subscriptions, Dues


28.00


Abstracts


745.05


To Close


7.82


6,340.00


191


ANNUAL REPORT


Law Department Appropriation


5,000.00


Expenditures


Counsel Fees


4,947.50


Outside Counsel Fees


35.00


To Close


17.50


5,000.00


Town Clerk


Appropriation


2,930.00


Salary


1,800.00


Recording Fees


317.00


Clerical


39.00


Telephone, Stationery,


. Office Equipment and Dues


631.53


To Close


142.47


2,930.00


Elections and Registrations


Appropriation


6,200.00


Expenditures


Salaries-Registrars


897.70


Election Officials


3,419.29


Clerical Work


788.38


Voting Lists


375.00


Ballots


105.50


Stationery, Office Expenses and Voting Booth Repairs


42.40


Census


431.00


Miscellaneous Office Supplies


108.13


To Close


32.60


6,200.00


Town Office


Appropriation


550.00


Expenditures


Telephone


98.01


Office Expenses, Advertising


418.20


. ....


192


ANNUAL REPORT


Clerk


4.50


Constable


29.00


To Close


.29


550.00


Engineering Services-Selectmen


Appropriation


800.00


Expenditures


Surveys


367.50


To Close


432.50


800.00


Moderator


Appropriation


50.00


Expenditures Salary


50.00


State Census-1965


Appropriation


1,000.00


Expenditures-None


Balance to be carried into 1965


1,000.00


Stabilization Fund


Appropriation


5,000.00


Expenditures


Deposited Leicester Savings Bank


5,000.00


Court Judgement


Raised by Assessors 1964


6,033.57


Expenditures


Court Judgements


6,033.57


Court Judgement Land Damages-Route 56


Appropriation


11,216.75


Judgements


Walter and Virginia Quinn 650.00


Ths. J. O'Connell, Appraise Guerra Land 300.00


Mass. Selectmen 25.00


193


ANNUAL REPORT


Michael and Lorreta Guerra


2,183.65


Arthur I. and Mary Thompson


900.00


Stephen and Whitla Seron


400.00


Thomas and Shirley Hobbs


800.00


Tony and Marjorie Repukla


700.00


Natalie E. Hess and Meriba Gursky


500.00


Lucille M. DeLaurie


108.00


Richard and Frances Streeter


700.00


Berther Streeter


400.00


Clarence and Phyllis Streeter


1,200.00


Matti and Jennie Rahnasto


1,000.00


Lothrfflum and Gertrude Bennett


750.00


Marjorie Denesha


600.00


To Close


.10


11,216.75.


Land Damages, Route 56 Special Town Meeting, Sept. 15, 1964


Appropriation


5,800.00;


Frank and Viola Pay Allotment Ret'd


25.00


5,825.00


George Lamprey


100.00


G. and E. Bailey


200.00


Archibald Lemreux


20.00


J. and A. Machowski


400.00


Jannie Makilola


500.00


Frank and Viola Day


25.00


1,245.00


Balance to be carried to 1965


4,580.00;


Land Appraisals, Route 56, From Oxford Line to Pleasant St. at Memorial School


Appropriation


1,700.00


Thomas J. O'Connell, Land Appraisals


1,500.00


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.


194


ANNUAL REPORT


Balance to be carried into 1965


200.00


Health Department


Appropriation


24,441.00


Salaries-Board


425.00


Clerical


447.30


Office Expense and Advertising


117:59


Polio


150.81


Board Treatment Tuberculosis


699.54


Communicable Diseases


44.13


Plumbing Inspector


548.40


Complaints Investigated


155.00


Perculate Test


85.00


Dump


3,677.00


Garbage


8,464.35


Child Health Care


2,974.55


Meat Inspector


25.00


Condemnation Public Buildings


170.00


Food Inspection


630.00


To Close


5,817.33




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