Town of Eastham Annual Report 1962-1965, Part 16

Author: Eastham (Mass.)
Publication date: 1962
Publisher: the Town
Number of Pages: 702

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Charles N. Deane-1968 Colby B. Kalloch-1969

School Committee

Marcia E. Nickerson-1965 Theodore L. Hicks-1966 Alfred R. Mills-1967

Regional School District Committee

Robert M. Burrill-1965

Fred G. Carey-1965

Charles P. Escobar-1965

Harvey T. Moore-1965

Edith K. Gill-1965 William H. Hayes-1966 Fred G. Carey, Jr .- 1967 Guy L. Farrell-1968 Kenneth R. Higgins-1969

Highway Surveyor

Tree Warden

Constable

Recreation Commission

L. Isabelle Brackett-1966

APPOINTED OFFICIALS OF THE TOWN OF EASTHAM

Town Accountant Board of Registrars

General Office Clerk

Welfare Worker

Veterans' Agent Building Inspector Fire Chief and Forest Fire Warden

Civilian Defense Director

Shellfish Constable

Shellfish Deputy Constable Inspector of Wires

Moth Superintendent

County Health Officer Dog Officer Inspector of Animals and Slaughtering

Town and School Nurse

Burial Agent Chief of Police Police Officers

Sanitary Inspectors

Gas Installations Inspector Maintenance Chief Harbor Master Fence Viewer

Genevieve C. Schroeder-1967

Constance L. Cunningham-1965 Aurore V. King-1966 Eleanor P. Mills-1967

Genevieve C. Schroeder

Dorrice M. Mayo

Francis P. Burling Ralph L. Rogers

John H. Hilferty

Clarence E. Doughty

Lloyd A. Mayo

Charles N. Campbell

Gilbert E. Newton

Charles P. Escobar

Mary Susich Dr. James H. Leach

Dr. James H. Leach

A. May Dunphy Francis P. Burling Winfred J. Knowles

Jerry Emond John A. Alexander Kennth R. Higgins Robert L. Deschamps Edward A. Dickinson

Edward H. Tateosian Leo H. Decoteau Richard Sturtevant

Wilfred J. Trahan

Fred G. Carey

William Hoffman Winfred J. Knowles

Town Hall Custodian Finance Committee

Board of Appeals

Board of Appeals Associate Members Conservation Commission

Election Officers

Legal Counsel Deputy Fire Chiefs

Captain Fire Department

Members Fire Department

Louis Amoroso

Clayton O. Horton-1965

Otto E. Nickerson-1965

William J. Hoffman-1965 Louis K. Gregory-1966 Leonard E. Tarvers-1966 Bernard C. Collins-1966 Freeman C. Hatch III-1967 Howard W. Quinn-1967 Jean R. Poor-1967

Harold Jennings-1965

Stillman D. Covell-1966 George D. Dickie-1967

David L. Mead-1968

Roy A. Wheaton-1969

Edward L. Philbrick, Jr .- 1966 Catherine DeVille-1967

George E. Schreck-1965

Joseph L. Putnam-1965

Louie A. Benner-1966

Alfred L. Mills-1966

Richard A. Woodland-1967

Maurice W. Wiley-1967

Alfred R. Mills, Warden James T. Clancy, Deputy Warden Arnold E. Velander, Inspector

Elnathan E. Eldredge, Inspector John F. Connors, Deputy Inspector

Dorothy Benner, Deputy Inspector

Lorna B. Horton, Clerk

Anastasia Higgins, Deputy Clerk Esther Turner, Inspector (Temp.)

Joseph E. Doyle, Jr.

Allen Corbert Arthur C. Nickerson

Ernest Hollis

Charles M. Wiley

Edward Philbrick, Jr. George S. Duffy, Jr. Irving S. Lee Joseph E. Doyle, Jr.

William D. Burns Guy L. Farrell George C. Dunsford

Alfred A. Chaplowe Richard F. Clark Thomas L. Foley, Jr. Harold B. Jennings Armand M. St. Aubin James E. Schofield Robert C. Penney Richard H. Nickerson

John S. Grant

Paul J. Knoetgen

Henry E. Goodrich John A. Bangnulo

Members Rescue Squad

Allen S. Corbett

Arthur C. Nickerson

Charles M. Wiley

Edward Philbrick, Jr.

George S. Duffy, Jr.

Irving S. Lee Joseph E. Doyle, Jr.

William D. Burns

Alfred A. Chaplowe

Richard F. Clark

Thomas L. Foley, Jr.

Armand St. Aubin

George R. Bridgwood .

Public Building and Park Committee

Philip J. Schwind

Bernard C. Collins

William E. Joseph

Robert J. Erickson Maurice W. Wiley

Sealer of Weights and Measures Weigher

James T. Clancy John Pate

REPORT OF THE BOARD OF SELECTMEN

To the Residents and Taxpayers of Eastham :

Once again we have the pleasure of greeting you in the New Year and submitting our annual report. In our efforts to serve you, the one thought uppermost in our minds is what is best for our Town.

At the Special Town Meeting, held in June, 1964, three articles presented in the Warrant were postponed until the Annual Town Meeting. The first calls for a sum of money for renovating one office, namely the present Selectmen's office, and the heating system. The second article asks for an addition to the Town Hall, for equipping same. The last one asks for a sum of money for converting the small auditorium into offices.

There is no question that the need for more office space is immediate and imperative. During the past fifteen years the town has doubled in population, the number of dwellings and in the amount of clerical work necessary to serve this increase. However, the increased work, and the additional records necessary to this increase, as well as added reports required by the State, is still being carried on by the same number of persons, in the same limited space. Also, when the professional re-assessment has been completed, the Assessors records will require a great deal of care. It is necessary that the Assessors' clerk be placed with the records rather than across the hall, so that maps and other information will be readily available when desired. Also, these records are very valuable and should be kept in a fireproof vault, readily ac- cessable to both Assessors and Clerk. Therefor, let us con- sider these articles.

The present heating system in the "old hall" is no longer safe and must be replaced. The present Selectmen's office is badly in need of painting, lighting and a counter for showing maps and other uses. We ask that you vote for this article.

A sketch of the proposed addition to the Town Hall is shown in the front of this Town Report. This plan calls for a Selectmen's office, vault and Conference Room on the north side of the present building, and for a Welfare and Police Office on the South side, both having an outside entrance. The present Selectmen's Office, when renovated, would be used by the Assessors' Clerk and the Town Ac- countant. The present Treasurer, Collector and Town Clerk's office would be for her use. At present, with the Account- ant's files and some of the Assessors' and Selectmens' files and equipment located there, it is very crowded. The present Welfare and Police offices in the basement are most in- adequate and in deplorable disrepair. It is difficult for some of the Welfare cases to negotiate the stairs to the basement, and when there, only one chair is available as there is no room for more. The Police office is overcrowded with overflow piled on the counter. It is proposed that each wing have a full basement. Previous to the Special Town Meeting the committee on Public Buildings and Parks, the Finance Committee and two members of the Board of Selectmen were in full approval of this plan. We Selectmen have given this plan much thought and study since that special town meeting and are still of the opinion that it is in the best interest of the Town, both for the present and for several years to come.

The other article calls for converting the small aud- itorium into offices, building a vault and installing a new heating system for said hall. This calls for tearing out the stage and building offices on both sides of the hall. This would also mean that the hall will no longer be available to the Grange, or the many other organizations which use it all through the year. Many feel that this was not the intent of the late Timothy Smith, who donated the hall.

The impact of these changes on the tax rate cannot be definitely determined at this time. However, all work done on the existing building must be paid for during the year 1965. The construction of an addition can be done with a bond issue, payment to begin in 1966. As 1965 will see the

last payment on the new auditorium, the tax impact for an addition should be minor. If it were possible to have an estimated value of the Town, under the new assessment system, these questions could be answered at Town Meeting. We ask your serious consideration to our desperate need for office space, and we invite you to come and inspect the present offices and see the plans for the proposed addition, which has been designed to blend with the current structure.

With the aid of State Engineers, we hope to find some possible means of preventing some of the erosion on the Bay side. It is also hoped that the docking area at Rock Harbor will be enlarged. The Selectmen met with a State Committee regarding the possibility of constructing a launching ramp at either Great Pond or Rock Harbor. As of this date, no report has been received from this committee.

There will be a question on the Ballot this year asking for approval, or disapproval, of a Zoning Commission on the County level. If approved, this will require an appropriation of $50.000 from the fifteen towns in the County.

The road equipment purchased during the year was in constant use and we feel that it was advantageous to the Town. With this fact in mind, we will have an article in the Warrant this year asking for a small amount of additional equipment.

The Board wishes to thank all of the Town Officials, Department Heads, their fellow workers and the residents and taxpayers of Eastham for their understanding and co- operation during this past year.

Respectfully submitted,

LUTHER P. SMITH, Chairman MAURICE A. MOORE FRED G. LaPIANA, Jr. Board of Selectmen

REPORT OF THE BOARD OF ASSESSORS

To the Residents and Taxpayers of the Town of Eastham :

At the 1964 Annual Town Meeting the people of Eastham voted the sum of $15,500.00 for a professional re- valuation of all real, taxable property in the Town. After inspecting literature of some twenty companies equipped to perform this service, five were interviewed and asked to submit bids. These bids were then reviewed and the low bid of $13.750.00, by the United Appraisal Co., of East Hartford, Connecticut, was accepted.

Field work began on buildings in June and was com- pleted shortly after Labor Day. Soon after this the pricing of land began, and this nearly completed. Beginning early in 1965, both buildings and land will be reviewed and only then will final values be set. It must be under- stood that no information will be available to anyone regarding their individual assessment until notices are sent to each individual taxpayer, by the company, advising him of his new assessment.

These notices will specify the dates for hearings which the company will hold to hear objections. If your assessed value is above "full and fair value", this will be the time to bring it to the attention of the appraisers. After the hearings have been completed, the new assessments will be- come official, probably about April 1, 1965.

Please bear in mind that all assessments will reflect "full and fair value". This is in accordance with the laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and subsequent Sup- reme Court decisions. All valuations will rise appreciably. However, the tax rate will decrease in direct proportion, and

so very little change will occur in most tax bills, excepting those cases where present values were out of proportion to others in the Town.

In the future, all assessments will be made in relation to the values established this year. It shall, therefor, be necessary to establish and maintain new and more complete records. The Assessors shall have to spend more time in the field, and additional clerical help will be necessary. There are also ten pages of Assessors Maps remaining to be re- vised in order to complete our records. An article in the Warrant asks for the money necessary for the revision of these maps.

In view of these and other pressing needs, more space and better safeguards for records are immediately essential. This space should provide for good coordination between the Assessors, their clerks, and their records and maps.

Respectfully submitted,

FRED G. La PIANA. JR. Chairman

LUTHER P. SMITH

MAURICE A. MOORE Board of Assessors

THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS - EASTHAM 1964 RECAPITULATION

Figures Used in Fixing Tax Rate G.L. Chapter 59, 23, 25

A. CITY or TOWN: Including all appropriations voted since 1963 Tax Rate was fixed.

1. Total Appropriations as certified by city or town clerk to be raised by taxation, Chapter 41, 15A

2. Total Appropriations voted to be taken from available funds:

(a) In 1964. $45,900.00

1964 Estimates

45,900.00 1963 Under- Estimates

B. STATE: Tax and Assessments:

1. State Parks and Reservations

$ 1,012,37

$ 93.46

2. State Audit of Municipal Accounts

64.92

3. Mosquito Control

3,720.15

4. State Assessment System

50.00

5. Motor Vehicle Excise Tax Bills

187.95

6. Sum of Total carried to outside column

$ 5,035.39

$ 93.46

$ 5,128.85

C. COUNTY: Tax and Assessments:

1. County Tax

$ 20,160.92

2. Blue Cross and Insurance

2,567.69

3. Sum of total carried to outside column

$ 22,728.61

D. OVERLAY OF CURRENT YEAR

$ 10,034.37

E. GROSS AMOUNT TO BE RAISED

$508,436.67

F. ESTIMATED RECEIPTS AND AVAILABLE FUNDS:

1. Income Tax

$ 28,273.10

2. Corporation Taxes

12,878.55

3. Reimbursement on account of publicly owned land

28.13

4. Old Age Meal Tax

1,123.79

$424,644.84

$470,544.84

5. Motor Vehicle and Trailer Excise

37,848.56

6. Licenses

4,834.50

7. Fines

272.55

8. General Government

226.37

Health and Sanitation: Nurses and Dental Fees

482.75

10. Charities (other than Federal grants) ADC and DA

3,549.43

11. Old Age Assistance (other than Federal Grants)

10.338.20

12. Veterans' Services

613.96

13.

School (Funds from Income Tax not to be included )

14,568.24

14. Interest: On Taxes and Assessments

182.41

15. State Assistance for School Construction - Chapter 645, Acts of 1948

1,729.78

16. Auditorium Rental

1,185.00

17. Blue Cross and Insurance

256.62

18. TOTAL ESTIMATED RECEIPTS

$118,391.94

19. OVERESTIMATE OF PREVIOUS YEAR:

$ 1,103.15

(b) Cape Cod Mosquito Control

20. Amounts voted to be taken from available funds

45,900.00

21. TOTAL ESTIMATED RECEIPTS AND AVAILABLE FUNDS

$165,406.59

G. Net AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAXATION ON PROPERTY

$343,030.08

J. Total Valuation: Personal Property $1,165,340.00

Personal Property Tax $ 50,692.31

Real Estate 6,720,420.00

Real Estate Tax 292,337.77

TAX RATE $43.50

Total $7,885,760.00

K. Loss to avoid fractional division of tax rate . 48

L. TOTAL TAXES LEVIED ON PROPERTY

$343,030.08

(a) County Tax 11.50

REPORT OF THE TOWN ACCOUNTANT

To the Board of Selectmen :

The Town Accountant herewith submits a report of the Financial Transactions of the Town of Eastham for the year ending December 31, 1964. Cooperation of all depart- ments in submitting bills promptly has helped in expediting the work in this department and I wish to take this op- portunity to express my appreciation to all concerned.

Cash on hand, January 1, 1964 GENERAL REVENUE:

$122,075.90

Taxes: 1963 Real Estate

$ 4,986.42

1963 Personal

698.40

1964 Real Estate

280,467.04

1964 Personal

48,882.78

1964 Real Estate, on Tax Possession Sales

12.25

$335,046.89

1963 Motor Vehicle Excise

$ 10.098.79

1964 Motor Vehicle Excise

33,729.81

$ 43.828.60

Tax Title Redemptions

$ 552.13

Sale of Tax Possessions

641.30

$ 1,193.13

From the State:

Income Tax

$ 6,368.64

Business Corporation Tax

12,188.55

Old Age Assistance Meal Tax

1,320.13

$ 19,877.32

From the County:

Refunded Dog Tax

$ 376.78

Licenses and Permits: Building

$ 1,202.00

Cabin

10.00

Cesspool Construction

46.00

Cesspool Pumping

8.00

Firearms and Gunsmith

15.00

Garbage and Rubbish Disposal

6.00

Gasoline Renewals

7.00

Ice Cream Manufacturer

5.00

Innkeeper

4.00

Lodging House

6.00

Oleo

.50

Pistol

40.00

Shellfish :

Residential, Non-Commercial

1,192.00

Non-Residential, Non-Commercial

586.00

Commercial Dragger Victualler

62.00

45.00

22.00

Fish and Game Licenses Dog Licenses

$ 494.50

Grants and Gifts:

Public School Aid, Chapter 70

$ 20,957.14

Public School Aid, Chapter 69-71 .

739.68

Transportation

13,749.92

$ 35,446.74

Interest on Taxes:

Personal

$ 13.02

Real Estate

111.61

Motor Vehicle Excise

66.50

Tax Title Redemption

33.47

Collector's Fees

638.00

COMMERCIAL REVENUE:

Auditorium Rental

$ 625.00

Appeals Board Hearings

70.00

Insurance Dividend

186.32

Library Fines and Deposits

232.87

Napkin Dispenser

1.90

Planning Board Hearings

80.00

Recording Fees

31.20

Remimbursements for Ads for Liquor Hearings

9.40

Reimbursement for Use of Rescue Truck

149.00

Road Machinery Fund

1,662.35

School Lunch

3,813.24

School Rental

75.00

Sealer's Fines

48.00

$ 6,984.28

From the State:

New School Building

$ 1,729.78

Highways - Chapter 81

11,000.00

Highways - Chapter 782

6,091.64

Highways - Chapter 822

6,091.64

Library Aid

500.00

General Relief

177.22

Old Age Assistance

8,900.11

Old Age Assistance, Medical

3,126.66

Old Age Assistance, Administration

755.49

Old Age Assistance, Medical, Administration

109.34

Aid to Dependent Children

2,083.70

Aid to Dependent Children, Administration

152.26

Disability Assistance

1,934.36

Disabliity Assistance, Administration

55.00

Veterans' Benefits

143.50

Vocational Education

671.62

3,256.50

1,587.50

$ 224.60

$ 43,522.32

Federal Grants:

Old Age Assistance

$ 13,013.00

Old Age Assistance, Administration 1,539.11

Old Age Assistance, Medical 4,883.59

Old Age Assistance, Medical, Administration

194.22

Aid to Dependent Children

2,301.50

Aid to Dependent Children, Administration

557.88

Disability Assistance

930.00

Disability Assistance, Administration

133.54

School Lunch

1,780.08

School, Public Law 874

238.66

$ 25,571.58

Recoveries:

Old Age Assistance

$ 3,469.24

From Other Towns:

$ 459.28

Old Age Assistance General Relief

51.44

$ 510.72

Refunds:

Appeal Board

$ 4.24

Blue Cross and Insurance

8.06

Dog Refunds

153.00

Estimated Receipts

7.50

Fire Department

4.00

Insurance ·

420.26

Planning Board

2.30

Police Department

54.03

Old Age Assistance

15.00

Miscellaneous

15.97

Land Court Fees

22.70

School

60.00

School, Out of State Travel

5.50

Selectmen and Assessor Expense

8.62

State Income Tax

27.75

$ 808.93

Unclassified :

State Income Tax

$ 1,360.98

Barnstable County Retirement

2,868.83

Federal Witholding Tax

12,975.64

Massachusetts Teachers' Retirement

2,547.32

Blue Cross and Insurance

2,490.84

Teachers' Group Insurance

444.99

Nurses' Fees

471.00

Dental Clinic

122.50

Marina Rental

485.00

Gas Inspections

162.50

Reimbursement for Loss of Taxes

28.13

Telephone Tolls and Postage

33.37

Stamps for Deed

1.65

Sale of:

Safe

10.00

Voting Lists

6.00

Signs

9.52

Fire Truck

76.00

Interest on Deposits

170.78

Tax Title :

Instruments of Redemption Taking Costs Shellfish Grants

25.00

7.62

17.00

$ 24,314.67

TRUST ACCOUNTS:

Timothy Smith Fund:

Bond Interest

$ 386.00

Income

2,544.87

Gifts

200.00

Loans Given

1,900.00

Loans Repaid

100.00

Plans for Town Hall Addition

430.00

$ 5,560.87

Town Hall Income

111.70

Billings Fund Income

778.77

Frank O. Daniels Cemetery Fund

2.46

Zara Higgins Cemetery Fund

5.41

Old Mill Operating Fund:

Sales

$ 480.22

Donations

873.80

Withdrawals

340.00

$ 1,694.02

$ 8,153.23

TEMPORARY LOAN

$ 50,000.00

TOTAL RECEIPTS

$727,381.73

APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES

Balance

Appro-

Refund and Additions

Available

Expen- ditures

Balance

Selectmen's Salaries

$ 3,650.00

Assessors' Salaries

3,450.00

Board of Welfare Salaries

900.00

Treasurer, Collector, Clerk Salary

4,700.00

Accountant Salary

2,200.00

Office Clerk Salary

2,400.00

Custodian Salary

4,000.00

Building Inspector Salary

1,600.00

Moderator Salary

50.00

Finance Committee Chairman Salary

50.00

Constable Salary

50.00

Accountant Expense

600.00

17.14

Typewriter

467.50

Travel

86.79

Office Expense

19.57

Dues

9.00

Assessors' Abstracts

350.00

251.98

98.02

Selectmen and Assessor Expense

3,600.00

183.62

3,783.62

17.12

Kardex File

116.25

Chair and Typewriter

120.20

Printing, Postage, Office Expense

628.99

Travel

428.84

Clerical

332.07

Ads for bids and hearings

50.09

Assessors Maps

2,033.01

Dues

50.00

Recording Deed

7.05

Treasurer, Collector, Clerk Expense

1,500.00

3.45

Association Dues

13.50

Deputy Collector

23.00

PAYMENTS-CLASSIFIED

Jan. 1, 1964 priations

Balance Appro-

Refund and Additions

Available

Expen- ditures

Balance

Clerical Assistance

recording Fees & Administering Oaths

115.25

Printing. Postage, Office Expense

858.04

Travel and Meetings

230.20

Miscellaneous

22.25

Finance Committee Expense (Dues)

75.00

10.00

65.00

Loga! Expense

1,000.00

257.02

Town Counsel

6.55

Legal Advertisements

130.43

Certification of Notes

10.00

2.00

8.00

Election and Registration

1.500.00

105.66

1,605.66

Registrars

625.00

Election Officers

684.39

Printing and Postage

203.30

Repair Ballot Box

43.50

Meals

49.47

Town Hall

4,000.00

203.41

4,203.41

Electricity

657.40

Fuel Oil

1,170.89

Ma ntenance and Repairs

919.64

Telephone

647.44

Janitor's Supplies

302.98

Labor

103.62

Extra Janitor Duty

240.00

Kitchen Supplies

84.23

Public Address System

44.00

Miscellaneous

13.03

Fiag

20.18

Tax Titles

5,000.00

22.70

5,022.70

Advertising

24.15

Tax Takings

44.00

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606.00

Telephone

Jan. 1, 1964 priations

234.31

Balance Appro- Jan. 1, 1964 priations

Refund and Additions

Available

Expen- ditures 3,370.00 153.95 163.75 2.00

Balance

Legal Fees

Recordings

Land Court

Notary Fees

Encumbered

1,264.85 491.30

Revenue Stamps Recording Deed

7.05

Professional ReAssessment

15,500.00

8,167.00

7,333.00

Shellfish Protection

1,000.00

Shellfish Propogation

1,291.70

500.00

1,791.70

530.35

Shellfish

816.00

Deputy Shellfish Warden

250.00

Materials

10.60

Travel

57.75

Planting Shellfish

90.00

Printing

37.00

Fire Department

8,150.00

336.24

8,486.24

Payrolls; Fire, Summer Man, Signal

2,275.75

Chief's Salary

1,550.00

Travel

200.32

Apparatus

822.77

Fuel

345.17

Electricity

372.45

Clothing

619.16

Telephone

182.24

Gas Inspections

370.00

Painting Station

328.43

Gasoline

233.07

Radio

600.00

Printing, Postage

50.26

Maintenance of Equipment

103.01

Tax Pessessions

500.00

1.65

Balance

Appro-

Refund and Additions

Available

Expen- ditures 85.00

Balance

Cesspool

Chairs

254.31

Gas

7.10

Building Maintenance

87.20

Fire Patrol Truck

1,000.00

979.79

20.21

Fire Station Toilet Facilities

1,300.00

744.47

555.53

Rescue Boat and Gear

1,100.00

1,094.70

5.30

Police Department

15,100.00

54.03

15,154.03

546.97

Police Chief

5,000.00

Police Payrolls

7,337.53

Association Dues

27.00

Miscellaneous Equipment

267.41

Uniforms

252.30

Car repairs and servicing

221.16

Gasoline and oil

896.16

Printing, Postage, Office Expense

115.76

Travel and meals

19.23

Telephone

470.51

Police Cruiser

970.00

969.50

.50

Dispatcher Service

4,000.00

Ambulance

3,000.00

Tree Warden

600.00

4.30

Wages

396.50

Truck Hire

52.00

Town Truck

70.20

Insecticides

77.00

Insect Pest and Poison Ivy Control

1,600.00

Wages

614.26

Truck Hire

485.38

Insecticides

487.76

Gas and Oil

12.60

Dutch Elm Disease

200.00

Jan. 1, 1964 priations

Balance Appro- Jan. 1, 1964 priations

Refund and Additions

Available

Expen- ditures

Balance

Wages

84.00

Truck Hire

66.00

Insecticides

50.00

Sealer of Weights and Measures

200.00

46.45

James E. Clancy, Sealer Telephone and Mileage

3.55

350.00

119.00

469.00

Bounties on Woodchucks

30.00

5.00

25.00

Appeal Board

600.00

4.86

604.86

Chairman of Board

100.00

Secretary

243.60

Association Dues

27.00

Town of Eastham Annual Report 1962-1965, Part 16

Author: Eastham (Mass.) Publication date: 1962 Publisher: the Town Number of Pages: 702

Author: Eastham (Mass.)
Publication date: 1962
Publisher: the Town
Number of Pages: 702