Town of Tewksbury annual report 1956-1962, Part 81

Author: Tewksbury (Mass.)
Publication date: 1956
Publisher: Tewksbury (Mass.)
Number of Pages: 1502


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0


Operating Unregistered Motor Vehicle


0


Operating Without a License


4


Operating Without Authority of Owner, After License to Operate Had Been Suspended


1


Operating Without Authority of Owner, After


Rights to Operate Had Been Suspended


1


Parking Violation


1


Participating in an Immoral Show


1


Passing Where View is Obstructed


1


Possession of Burglar Tools


2


Presenting an Immoral Show


1


Racing


4


Safe Keeping


1


Stubborn Child


1


Threatening


0


Trespassing on Real Estate


0


Unlawful Use of a Motor Vehicle


4


Unnatural Act


0


Uttering


1


Vagrancy


3


Violation of Dog Laws


0


Violation of Probation


0


Violation of Speed Laws


18


106


1


PERSONNEL BOARD George A. McDermott, Chairman


The most significant events that occurred during the past year were the establishment of the Personnel By-Law, the ac- ceptance of the town voters by ballot of certain positions placed under Civil Service Commission authority and the ratification by the voters of the request by regular or permanent members of the police force for tenure of office. Sealer of Weights and Meas- ures, Plumbing Inspector and Municipal Public Welfare positions had already been established under the Civil Service System.


Positions in the following departments are now under State Civil Service Status as amended for towns:


Office of Selectmen Wire Inspector


Water Department


Building Inspector


Highway Department


Tax Collector's Office


Tree Department School Custodial Service


At approximately the same time the Personnel By-Law was being printed, the request for Civil Service Status by the above- mentioned departments had been made without the cognizance of the Personnel Board. It was too late, therefore, to recognize this request and its ultimate effect on the By-Law elements such as job titles, skill levels, retention rights, qualifying examination requirements, salaries, fringe benefits and leave time.


In the past year most of the time and effort has been ex- pended in trying to clarify the relationship of the Personnel Board, the By-Law and the employees with the authority of the Civil Service Commission. After many discussions and con- siderable correspondence the State authority has not clarified current issues. One element that has taken place has been the official assignment of job titles by the Commission to our Civil Service employees together with a directive that they are re- quired to take a qualifying examination before being considred as working within these titles. The results of these examinations could result in a change in the personnel picture of pertinent de- partments. By law, said titles have to be incorporated within our wage schedule at the proper grade level for the skill involved. In some cases this will result in an automatic higher grade level for certain titles-(reference Town Warrant amendment to Section 3 in By-Law).


The whole question of Civil Service application to jobs within a town has a separate significance than that accorded to State Civil Service employees and those of a city. Official forms have to be used for various personnel actions. Prior approval of the Director of Civil Service is required before appointments, pro- motions, reinstatements, transfers, changes in ratings or duties


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may be made legally. In each one of these actions it is up to the department head to initiate the formal request. THE STATE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION DOES NOT BECOME INVOLVED IN SALARIES. This is the authority of the Personnel Board. All actions and requests going to the Civil Service Commission from the various departments will still be processed by the Personnel Board.


During the past year approximately 30 meetings have been held by the Board in order to implement the By-Law and pro- vide a smooth transition of personnel administration. Individual personnel history files and various control forms have been de- vised to monitor such items as vacation allowances, sick leaves, occupational injuries, overtime worked and salaries paid.


Copies of the Personnel By-Law were distributed to all de- partment heads and town employees supplemented by clarifying letters and meetings to assure fair and equitable treatment of town employees.


Specific requests submitted by the departments throughout the year are as follows:


Fire Department:


Request for a 48 hour week.


Compensation for temporary supervisory responsibility.


Police Department:


Chief requested Civil Service for policemen.


Chief requested establishment of positions for a Cap- tain and a Lieutenant; a combination Policewoman, Matron and Clerk.


Highway Department:


Request for time and one-half pay for overtime spent in snowstorm work.


Insured pay for 10 holidays.


Extended vacation allowance.


Water Department:


Establishment of a working foreman.


Upgrading of Senior Clerk Typist.


Tree Department:


Request for grade 10 level for tree climber.


Office of Selectmen:


Pay increase for custodian to be commensurate with school custodian.


Office of Town Clerk:


Request for full-time assistant to Town Clerk.


Recreation Commission:


Installation of subject of part-time jobs within the authority of the Personnel Board.


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Resolution


WHEREAS: At the 1960 Annual Town Meeting of the Town of Tewksbury it was brought to the attention of the Townspeople that a certain parcel of land was being offered to the people of Tewksbury for Park and recreational purposes by Herbert L. Foster, a respected and honored citizen for many years, and


WHEREAS: The people of Tewksbury at the same meeting evidenced their profound gratitude to Herbert L. Foster, not only for this act but for the many acts of generosity and kindness he has bestowed upon the town and its people during his many years of service in the said Town of Tewks- bury, especially his keen interest in the youth of the com- munity over the same period of years.


NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that we, the people of Tewksbury, acting by and through the Board of Selectmen of said town, duly authorized and directed by unanimous vote at said meeting, do hereby extend to


Herbert L. Foster


our sincere thanks and deep appreciation for his generous gifts and


BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that our gratitude for this act of our fellow citizen be publicly extended now, and be per- petuated in the future by spreading these minutes on the permanent records of the Town and by posting in a prom- inent position in the Town Hall of Tewksbury, a copy of this resolution.


IN WITNESS THEREOF we, the Selectmen of Tewksbury, Mass- . achusetts herewith affix our signatures on this thirtieth day of January in the year of our Lord, Nineteen Hundred and Sixty-Two.


John A. Morrissey, Chairman Victor N. Cluff, Vice-Chairman George A. O'Connell, Clerk Joseph J. Whelan Thomas A. Abbott


Resolution


WHEREAS: At the 1960 Annual Town Meeting of the Town of Tewksbury it was brought to the attention of the Townspeople that a certain parcel of land was being offered to the people of Tewksbury for park and recreational purposes by Fred- erick M. Carter, a respected and honored citizen of our com- munity for many years, and


WHEREAS: The people of Tewksbury at the same meeting evidenced their profound gratitude to Frederick M. Carter, not only for this act but for the many acts of generosity and kindness he has bestowed upon the town and its people during his many years of service in the said Town of Tewks- bury, especially his keen interest in the youth of the com- munity over the same period of years.


NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that we, the people of Tewksbury, acting by and through the Board of Selectmen of said town, duly authorized and directed by unanimous vote at said meeting, do hereby extend to


Frederick M. Carter


our sincere thanks and deep appreciation for his generous gifts and


BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that our gratitude for this act of our fellow citizen be publicly extended now, and be per- petuated in the future by spreading these minutes on the permanent records of the Town and by posting in a prom- inent position in the Town Hall of Tewksbury, a copy of this resolution.


ยท IN WITNESS THEREOF we, the Selectmen of Tewksbury, Mass- achusetts herewith affix our signatures on this thirtieth day of January in the year of our Lord, Nineteen Hundred and Sixty-Two.


John A. Morrissey, Chairman Victor N. Cluff, Vice-Chairman George A. O'Connell, Clerk Joseph J. Whelan Thomas A. Abbott


AUDITOR'S REPORT


To the Citizens of Tewksbury:


In accordance with the provisions of the General Laws, I here- with submit the Annual Report of the Town Auditor.


The books and records over which I have control are available for those who wish to examine them.


My sincere thanks for the cooperation and assistance given me by all Departments during the past year.


TREASURER'S RECEIPTS


From the Collector:


PRIOR COMMITMENTS:


Poll


$ 592.00


Personal


1,954.59


Real


62,097.87


$ 64,644.46


1961 COMMITMENTS:


Poll


$ 6,372.00


Personal


341,847.50


Real


1,171,444.09


$ 1,519,663.59


FARM ANIMAL EXCISE:


1959 Commitment $ 10.00


1960 Commitment


10.00


1961 Commitment


125.25


$ 145.25


MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE:


1951 Commitment $ 2.15


1955 Commitment


8.01


1957 Commitment


213.01


1958 Commitment


373.77


1959 Commitment


2,375.91


1960 Commitment


96,873.03


1961 Commitment


149,016.39


248,862.27 $


111


WATER LIENS ADDED TO TAXES:


1957


$ 96.38


1958


23.25


1959


25.00


1960


87.90


1961


506.90


$


739.43


TRAILER PARK TAX


$


1,928.00


MUNICIPAL LIENS


$


699.00


WATER COMMITMENTS


$


151,383,95


Taxes from the Commonwealth:


Income


$ 14,112.00


Corporation


27,000.00


Meal


4,220.26


45,332.26 $


Grants and Gifts:


FROM THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT:


Disability Assistance


12,795.18


Old Age Assistance


54,365.59


Aid to Dependent Children


25,254.44


School Lunch


36,029.14


Public Law 874


28,051.00


National Defense Education


6,494.89


Barden Fund


2,000.00


Medical Aid to Aged


27,909.41


Sewage Survey


20,500.00


$ 213,399.65


FROM THE COMMONWEALTH:


Chapter 70 - Schools $ 198,021.25


Tuition and Transportation


47,283.34


School Building Assistance


83,299.74


Highways


26,252.84


Vocation Schools


4,127.08


Loss of Taxes


13,791.85


$ 372,776.10


FROM THE COUNTY:


Dog Licenses $ 2,028.71


Highways


6,917.25


Dog Care


775.00


$ 9,720.96


112


Licenses and Permits:


Building


$ 2,008.50


Wire


856.00


Plumbing


1,077.00


Liquor


18,134.17


Health


48.50


Pistol


187.50


Mics.


102.50


Amusement


245.00


$ 22,659.17


Departmental Revenue:


TREASURER:


State Withholding Tax Fees $


86.64


Temporary Loans


700,000.00


Land Sales


2,437.55


Trust Fund Withdrawals


7,306.20


$


709,830.39


ASSESSORS:


Valuation Books


$ 294.50


CLERK:


Maps, Street Lists


$ 121.00


Fees


2,100.00


APPEALS:


Fees


$


400.00


PLANNING BOARD:


Fees


$


54.13


TOWN HALL:


Rental


$


105.00


POLICE:


Court Fines


$


327.76


Accident Reports


157.00


SEALER OF WEIGHTS:


Fees


$ 74.80


HEALTH:


Slaughtering Fees


$ 532.00


Dental Clinic Fees


780.00


$ 1,312.00


113


$


484.76


$


2,221.00


HIGHWAYS:


Machinery Fund


$ 8,772.40


WELFARE:


Recoveries


$ 12,499.89


SCHOOLS:


Lunch


$


81,429.57


Athletics


5,572.55


Rental ,


245.00


Supplies


560.32


Tuition


730.00


$


88,537.44


LIBRARY:


Cards and Fines


$


241.50


WATER:


Guarantee Deposits


$


26,583.29


Reimbursements:


FROM THE COMMONWEALTH:


General Relief


$ 1,688.07


Disability Assistance


8,974.09


Old Age Assistance


26,817.91


Aid to Dependent Children


18,185.22


Medical Aid to Aged


16,452.27


Veterans' Benefits


6,856.50


Snow Plowing


245.88


Health


118.37


$ 79,338.31


FROM CITIES AND TOWNS:


General Relief


$


572.52


Old Age Assistance


3,847.45


Refunds:


Selectmen


$


107.60


Assessors


60.00


Welfare


2,441.12


Veterans' Benefits


210.00


Health


33.00


Schools


47.47


Adult Education


459.20


Insurance


1,068.45


Highways


25.09


P.L. 874


273.92


Recreation Commission


70.00


$


4,419.97


$ 4,795.85


114


Interest:


Deferred taxes $ 3,633.39


Cemetery Perp. Care Fund


18.00


$ 3,651.39


Agency and Trust:


Dog Licenses Collected $


2,748.75


Retirement Deductions


24,745.85


Federal Withholding Deductions


174,168.06


Blue Cross Deductions


21,394.47


Bond Deductions


8,796.97


State Withholding Deductions


14,165.03


Credit Union Deductions


23,835.88


$ 269,855.01


TOTAL RECEIPTS


$ 3,865,425.92


CASH BALANCE, January 1, 1961 ..


$ 354,480.17


$ 4,219,906.09


EXPENDITURES General Government


SELECTMEN:


Salaries


$ 5,052.05


Clerical


8.00


Telephone


340.50


Office


406.25


Printing and Advertising


363.40


Legal Fees


1,013,13


Law Books


123.50


Dues


75.00


Other


51.50


$


2,381.28


AUDITOR:


Salaries


$ 4,000.00


Office


64.40


Telephone


85.60


$


150.00


TREASURER:


Salaries


$ 4,970.00


Telephone


35.60


Office


1,192.00


Other


22.40


$


1,250.00


115


COLLECTOR:


Salaries


$ 11,097.03


Telephone


58.90


Office


801.51


Stationery and Postage


1,507.53


Billing


947.61


Tax Bills


771.85


Other


7.00


ASSESSORS:


Salaries


$


8,725.75


Telephone


58.85


Office


631.83


Travel


102.88


Probates


263.00


Other


134.18


$


1,190.74


TOWN CLERK:


Salaries


$


4,999.06


Telephone


85.70


Office


380.31


Stationery and Postage


51.00


Printing and Advertising


253.15


Other


129.76


$


899.92


REGISTRARS:


Salaries


$ 2,744.26


Office


18.75


Advertising


50.40


Telephone


22.78


$


91.93


OUTLAY:


$


60.00


ELECTION OFFICERS:


Salaries


$


1,375.43


FINANCE COMMITTEE:


Printing


294.50


Advertising


24.00


Dues


25.00


$


4,094.40


$ 343.50


116


PERSONNEL BOARD:


Salaries


$ 299.50


Office Supplies


77.14


Printing


313.90


Survey


850.00


Other


5.00


$


1,246.04


APPEALS:


Salaries


$ 267.63


Office


35.33


Printing and Advertising


353.11


Postage


126.00


Dues


5.00


Other


50.17


$


569.61


MODERATOR


$


100.00


PLANNING BOARD:


Salaries


$ 292.50


Office


14.90


Printing and Advertising


725.63


Dues


30.00


Maps and Plans


400.00


Telephone


94.05


Other


62.94


$


1,327.52


PROFESSIONAL SERVICES


$


115.44


SEWAGE SURVEY


$


20,500.00


TOWN HALL:


Salaries


$ 4,186.40


Telephone


1,022.82


Fuel


1,736.48


Light and Water


1,666.84


Janitors Supplies


155.07


Building Maintenance


599.65


Other


884.85


$ 6,065.71


117


POLICE:


Salaries


$ 89,937.29


Telephone


773.31


Office


344.95


Radio Repairs


258.71


Keep of Prisoners


181.00


Cruiser Maintenance


1,223.43


Gas and Oil


4,029.03


Travel


4.88


Other


364.37


$ 7,179.68


OUTLAY:


Cruisers


4,000.00


Radio


58.24


Office Equipment


268.46


Emergency Equipment


163.84


$


4,490.54


POLICE STATION CONSTRUCTION:


Construction


45,659.52


Architect


2,900.00


Site Development


4,559.10


Printing and Advertising


460.90


Legal Fees


150.00


Clerical Services


20.60


$ 53,750.12


FIRE:


Regulars


$ 94,355.50


Call Men


15,233.07


$ 109,588.57


Office and Telephone


$ 678.98


Light and Heat


1,902.62


Building Maintenance


516.51


Garage Rental


600.00


Gas and Oil


1,438.68


Parts and Repairs


2,070.36


New Equipment


511.96


Fire Alarm


139.32


Other


931.82


$ 8,790.25


118


OUTLAY:


Fire Alarm Labor


$ 2,189.60


Materials


2,701.42


New Equipment


699.72


$


5,590.74


FIRE MEDICAL BILLS


$ 1,384.96


SO. FIRE STATION CONSTRUCTION:


Contract Payments ..........


$ 5,142.35


All Other


5,320.47


$ 10,462.82


TREE:


Salaries


$


10,388.09


Telephone


$


95.95


Travel


115.05


Hardware and Tools


66.08


Equipment Rental


288.00


Parts and Repairs


350.83


Gas and Oil


565.61


Spray and Materials


587.66


Other


632.06


$ 2,701.24


OUTLAY:


Nursery Stock


$ 308.70


Spray Chemicals


553.85


New Equipment


200.00


Other


83.60


$


1,146.15


TREE MEDICAL BILLS


$


267.52


DOG OFFICER:


Salaries


$ 600.00


Fees


638.00


$


1,238.00


SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES:


Salaries


$ 300.00


Expenses


18.45


$ 318.45


119


CIVIL DEFENSE:


Salaries


$ 325.00


Operating


304.57


$


629.57


OUTLAY


$ 314.00


WIRE INSPECTOR:


Salary


$ 796.50


Other


4.00


PLUMBING INSPECTOR:


Salary


$


500.00


BUILDING INSPECTOR:


Salary


$


1,200.50


Office Supplies


$ 113.39


Travel


190.61


HEALTH:


Salaries


$ 800.00


Case Investigating


$


286.00


Office and Telephone


128.35


TB Hospital Care


1,081.50


Medical Attention


1,824.00


Medical Supplies and Clinic


911.56


Dog Disposal


164.00


Clerical


135.00


Rental of Dump


1,800.00


Sanitarian Expenses


400.00


Other


140.84


$ 6,871.25


OUTLAY:


Sprayers


$ 395.00


Sterilizer


445.00


$


840.00


DENTAL CLINIC:


Salaries


$


2,529.75


MOSQUITO CONTROL


$


3,406.90


RUBBISH COLLECTION


$


31,449.96


$


800.50


$


304.00


120


SLAUGHTERING INSPECTOR: Salary ....


$ 1,040.00


ANIMAL INSPECTOR:


Salary


$


233.30


TOWN PHYSICIAN:


Salary


$


500.00


SANITARIAN:


Salary


$


1,200.00


SANITARY INSPECTOR:


Salary


$


600.00


HIGHWAYS:


Salaries


$


27,183.38


Office


$


89.70


Telephone


254.50


Light and Heat


1,031.46


Material and Tools


7,852.66


Equipment Rental


899.00


Surveying


613.00


Water


30.00


Other


157.86


SNOW AND ICE CONTROL:


Salaries


$ 8,836.50


Materials


2,390.58


Other


610.30


$


11,837.38


CHAPTER 81:


Salaries


$ 19,700.19


Machinery Fund


5,300.00


Materials


11,564.36


Equipment Rental


1,035.00


$


37,599.55


CHAPTER 90 - CONSTRUCTION 1960:


Salaries


$ 10,086.64


Machinery Fund


2,184.00


Materials


6,525.36


Equipment Rental


1,213.00


Labor


60.00


$


10,928.18


$ 20,069.00


121


CHAPTER 90 - CONSTRUCTION 1961:


Salaries


$


3,509.84


Machinery Fund


800.00


Materials


10,948.66


Equipment Rental


1,870.00


Labor


24.00


$ 17,152.45


CHAPTER 90 - MAINTENANCE:


Salaries


$


1,240.92


Machinery Fund


488.40


Materials


2,761.73


$ 4,491.05


MACHINERY:


Salaries


$


1,857.60


Gas and Oil


4,405.41


Fuel Oil


285.44


Tires and Tubes


253.20


Hardware and Tools


125.25


Materials


1,234.66


Parts and Repairs


6,679.09


Other


59.20


STREET LIGHTING


$ 15,410.84


FOSTER'S CORNER RELOCATION: Surveying


$


1,000.00


PINE STREET DRAIN


$


338.95


TANGLEWOOD AVENUE DRAIN


$


857.58


FOSTER ROAD DRAIN


$


2,427.98


ANDOVER ST. DRAIN


$ 2,999.92


PLEASANT ST. SIDEWALK


$


1,820.00


SHAWSHEEN ST. SIDEWALK


$


321.75


CHARITIES - TOWN:


Salaries


$ 9,859.72


Office


$


382.59


Telephone


380.50


Travel


669.38


Aid


8,607.35


Relief List


75,304.14


Medical Vendors


37,207.13


Other Cities and Towns


2,668.23


Other


487.72


$


14,899.85


$ 125,707.05


122


CHARITIES - Federal:


Disability Assistance - Aid $ 11,002.55


Disability Assistance - Adm.


2,001.08


$ 13,003.63


Old Age Assistance - Aid $ 44,691.02


Old Age Assistance - Adm.


4,707.62


$ 49,398.64


Aid to Dependent Children - Aid .. $


23,518.43


Aid to Dependent Children - Adm. 2,705.93


$ 26,224.36


Medical Aid to Aged - Aid $ 25,569.67


Medical Aid to Aged - Adm.


762.65


$ 26,332.32


OLD AID ASSISTANCE ESCROW $ 11,373.15


VETERANS BENEFITS:


Salaries


$ 675.00


Telephone


$


121.45


Travel


24.15


Relief Lists


9,618.15


Other Aid


3,497.17


Child Care


1,635.00


Other


15.00


14,910.92 $


SCHOOLS:


ADMINISTRATION:


110 - Salaries $ 30,089.08


130 - Other Expenses


2,539.12


INSTRUCTION:


210 - Salaries


786,138.90


220 - Text Books


19,754.24


230 - Library./Audio-Visual


5,407.25


240 - Supplies


27,677.69


250 - Other Expenses


6,987.39


ATTENDANCE SERVICES:


310 - Salaries


400.00


HEALTH SERVICES:


410 - Salaries


14,253.08


420 - Supplies


784.95


123


TRANSPORTATION:


520 - Contracted Services 80,374.35


OPERATION OF PLANT:


610 - Salaries 75,946.70


630 - Heat


27,525.61


640 - Utilities


23,360.99


650 - Supplies


9,906.85


660 - Other Expenses 44.31


MAINTENANCE OF PLANT:


710 - Salaries


9,047.27


720 - Contracted Services 12,875.37


730 - Replacement of Equipment 2,856.09


740 - Other Expenses


3,773.37


STUDENT BODY ACTIVITIES:


1010 - Salaries


6,495.60


1020 -- Other Expenses


7,100.28


COMMUNITY SERVICES:


1160 - Non-Public Transportation ..


12,850.48


CAPITAL OUTLAY:


1210 - Sites


2,849.00


1220 - Buildings


7,350.00


1230 - Equipment


10,134.79


$ 1,186,522.76


SCHOOLS:


Out of State Travel


$


824.96


SCHOOL LUNCH -


$


114,045.12


VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS


$


11,877.71


BARDEN FUND


$


2,333.24


ADULT EDUCATION:


Salaries


$ 4,599.95


Operating


391.02


Outlay


72.38


$ 5,063.35


PUBLIC LAW 874:


Salaries


$


1,766.84


Supplies


1,813.68


Bookkeeping Machine


6,072.24


Language Library


9,791.00


Travel


152.18


124


Equipment Rental


570.00


Vocational Tuition


280.00


Vocational Transportation


229.70


Other


84.03


$ 20,759.67


NATIONAL DEFENSE EDUCATION:


Salaries


$ 305.70


Supplies


1,215.08


$ 1,520.78


ATHLETICS AND BAND:


Equipment


$ 1,657.33


Game Officials


778.40


Transportation


49.00


Tickets


113.73


Instruments


449.00


Dues


50.00


Other


80.17


$


3,177.63


STADIUM:


Salaries


$


787.25


Water


$


390.40


Light and Heat


378.70


Materials


364.24


Building Maintenance


302.85


Other


21.90


$


1,458.09


OUTLAY


$


860.38


HIGH SCHOOL CONST. LOAN


$


7,664.94


HEATH BROOK SCHOOL LOAN


$


1,952.98


JR. HIGH SCHOOL BLDG. COMM .:


Architect


$


46,812.80


Surveying


2,225.00


Clerical


169.50


Legal Services


50.00


Postage


223.40


Printing


474.58


Other


175.01


$


50,130.29


NORTH ST. SCHOOL FIRE LOSS


$


965.19


125


LIBRARY:


Salaries


$ 3,012.14


Books


$ 1,422.57


Periodicals


342.59


Office


117.76


Travel


77.69


Other


6.00


OUTLAY


$


71.80


PARKS:


Salaries


$ 277.34


Electricity


60.15


Hardware and Tools


27.24


Nursery


14.00


Other


16.00


$


117.39


LITTLE LEAGUE:


New Equipment


$ 1,778.50


Labor


50.00


Dues


171.50


$


2,000.00


PLAYGROUND RECREATION:


Salaries


$ 5,220.00


Materials


1,095.28


Equipment


533.50


Printing


72.00


Transportation


75.00


Other


73.66


$


7,069.44


INSURANCE PREMIUMS


$


11,394.23


TEMPORARY LOANS


$


700,000.00


STATIONERY & PRINTING:


Town Reports


$ 2,074.88


Warrants


462.75


Street Lists


485.50


Voting List


247.50


Office Forms


386.90


$


1,966.61


....


$ 3,657.53


126


STORAGE VAULT


$ 365.00


INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION:


Entertainment


$


86.45


Printing


11.50


Maps


10.30


Clerical


15.00


Expenses


44.58


Other


11.61


TRAVEL


$


132.40


TAXES - ZONTANOS LAND GIFT ..


$


98.00


250th ANNIV. CELEBRATION FUND


$


200.00


PREVIOUS UNPAID BILLS


$


1,203.14


VETERANS QUARTERS RENTAL


$


1,800.00


MEMORIAL DAY


$


650.75


COUNTY AID TO AGRICULTURE


$


243.00


TOWN MARKER


$


600.00


LAND COURT COSTS


$


3.60


CEMETERIES:


Salaries


$ 799.96


Fee


150.00


$


949.96


HOT TOP


$


200.00


GRADING


$


200.00


WATER:


Salaries


$


30,793.22


Office and Telephone


$


1,783.49


Material


4,641.79


Rental Equipment


265.00


Light and Heat


373.76


Building Maintenance


79.36


Gas and Oil


1,032.60


Parts and Repairs


496.43


Electricity


13,765.56


Other


136.93


$


22,574.92


TRAVEL


$


22.00


INSTALLATIONS


$


23,040.91


$


179.44


127


GUARANTEE DEPOSITS: Refunds $ 1,837.87


WATER WELL SURVEY:


Advertising


$


36.00


Appraiser


150.00


Engineer


2,500.00


Surveying


2,030.00


Legal Fees


114.00


Test Wells


9,138.33


$


13,968.43


WATER WELL - 1959


$


950.18


LONGMEADOW RD. MAIN


$


289.63


SHAWSHEEN ST. PIPE RELOCATION


$


2,231.14


DUBUQUE AVE. MAIN


$


1,271.74


HYDRANT SNOW REMOVAL


$


480.70


INTEREST:


Bond Issues


$ 93,388.00


Temporary Loans


4,028.50


$ 97,416.50


MATURING DEBT


..... ...


$ 216,000.00


AGENCY AND TRUST:


Retirement Deductions


$ 24,745.85


Federal Withholding


174,168.06


Employees Insurance


44,164.32


Bonds


8,526.66


Credit Union


23,835.88


Dog Licenses


2,768.25


Cemetery Perp. Care


18.00


$ 292,392.05


REFUNDS:


Poll, Personal, Real


$ 23,592.51


Excise


6,431.08


Water


15.00


$ 30,038.59


128


COUNTY ASSESSMENTS:


Tax


$ 20,803.63


Retirement


20,195.21


T. B. Hospital


10,333.37


$ 51,332.21


STATE ASSESSMENTS:


Parks


$ 5,971.47


Audit


1,119.33


$ 7,090.80


TOTAL EXPENDITURES


$ 3,833,493.30


CASH BALANCE DECEMBER 31, 1961


$ 386,412.79


$ 4,219,906.09


129


APPROPRIATION RECAPITULATION


Departmental Expenses


Available


Expended


Balance


Selectmen - Salaries $


5,052.05


$ 5,052.05


$ ..........


Selectmen - Operating


2,553.25


2,381.28


171.37


Auditor - Salaries


4,000.00


4,000.00


...


..


Auditor - Operating


150.00


150.00


..


.........


Treasurer - Operating


1,250.00


1,250.00


Collector - Salaries


11,160.00


11,097.03


62.97


Collector - Operating ..


4,160.00


4,094.70


65.30


Collector - Graphotype


1,330.55


1,330.55


Assessors - Salaries


8,770.00


8,725.75


44.25


Assessors - Operating


1,194.00


1,190.74


3.26


Clerks - Salaries


5,000.00


4,999.06


.94


Clerks - Operating


900.00


899.92


.08


Election Officers - Salaries


2,000.00


1,375.43


624.57


Election Officers - Operating


10.00


....


....


10.00


Registrars - Salaries


2,750.00


2,744.26


5.74


Registrars - Operating ...


150.00


121.93


28.07


Registrars - Outlay


60.00


60.00


Finance Committee


400.00


343.50


56.50


Moderator - Salary


100.00


100.00


Personnel Board - Salaries


750.00


299.50


450.50


Personnel Board - Operating


1,744.70


1,246.04


498.66


Appeals Board - Salaries


350.00


267.63


82.37


Appeals Board - Operating


700.00


569.61


130.39


Planning Board - Salaries ..


600.00


292.50


307.50


Planning Board - Operating


1,534.88


1,297.52


237.36


Planning Board - Outlay ....


100.00


100.00


Treasurer - Salaries


4,970.00


4,970.00


......


....


130


Departmental Expenses Available 375.00


Expended 115.44


Balance


Planning Board - Prof. Services


259.56


Planning Bd. - Sewage Sur.


20,500.00


20,500.00


.. ..... ..


Town Hall - Salaries


4,186.40


4,186.40


............


Town Hall - Operating


6,650.00


6,065.71


584.29


Police - Salaries


89,973.00


89,937.29


35.71


Police - Operating ..


7,500.00


7,179.68


320.32


Police - Outlay


4,500.00


4,490.54


9.46


Police - Station Const.


74,000.00


53,750.12


20,249.88


Fire - Salaries


109,650.00


109,588.57


61.43


Fire - Operating


8,800.00


8,790.25


9.75


Fire - Outlay


5,600.00


5,590.74


9.26


Fire - Medical Bills


1,372.90


1,384.96


12.06*


So. Fire Station Const.


14,742.64


10,462.82


4,279.82


Tree - Salaries


10,575.20


10,388.09


187.11


Tree - Operating


2,459.00


2,425.04


33.96


Tree - Outlay


1,165.00


1,146.15


18.85


Tree - Medical Bills


330.52


267.52


63.00


Sealer - Salaries


300.00


300.00


..........


Sealer - Operating


50.00


18.45


31.55


Dog Officer - Salaries


600.00


600.00


......... ..


Dog Officer - Operating


700.00


638.00


62.00


Civil Defense - Salaries


350.00


325.00


25.00


Civil Defense - Operating


..


400.00


304.57


95.43


Civil Defense - Outlay


1,257.85


314.00


943.85


Wire Insp. - Salaries


800.00


796.50


3.50


Wire Insp. - Operating


50.00


4.00


46.00


Building Insp. - Salaries ....


1,200.50


1,200.50


........ ..


Building Insp. - Operating ..




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