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SUPPLEMENTAL ANNUAL REPORT
of the
TOWN OF WATERTOWN
Including Financial Transactions January 1,1973 - June 30,1974 INDEX
Auditor. Report of .... . 82
Board of Selectmen .... . 81 Elections . 3
Town Clerk .278
Town Meeting Members . 10
Town Meeting Records . . 17 Town Treasurer .279 ELECTIONS
WATERTOWN
1974 ELECTION OF OFFICERS and TOWN MEETING MEMBERS May 6,1974
THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Middlesex, ss:
To any Constable of the Town of Watertown, Greeting:
In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts you arehereby required to notify and warn the legal voters of the Town of Watertown to meet in their respective voting places in said Town: PRECINCT 1 -Coolidge School, Arlington Street PRECINCT 2 -East Junior High School, Mt. Auburn Street PRECINCT 3 -East End Fire Station, Mt. Auburn Street PRECINCT 4 -Senior High School, Columbia Street PRECINCT 5 -Phillips School, Common Street PRECINCT 6 -James Russell Lowell School, Lowell Avenue PRECINCT 7 -Administration Building, Main Street PRECINCT 8-A-Parker School, Watertown Street PRECINCT 8-B -Central Fire Station, Main Street PRECINCT 9 -Cunniff School, Warren Street PRECINCT 10 -Browne School, Main Street PRECINCT 11 -North Watertown Fire Station, Orchard Street
ON MONDAY. THE SIXTH DAY OF MAY, 1974
at 8:00 A.M. to act on the following articles, viz: ARTICLE 1. To vote on such matters as may be required to be voted upon by ballot, and especially to choose the regular Town Officers for the ensuing year, the following to be printed on and chosen by the official ballot, to wit: One Selectman for three years, who shall be a member of the Board of Public Works. Surveyor or Highways and Appraiser; One Town Clerk for three years: One Assessor for three years: Two Members of the Library Trustees lor three years: Two Members of the Planning Board for three years: One Member of the Planning Board lor one year; Two Members of the School Committee for three years: One Treasurer for three years: One Member of the Watertow n Housing Authority for five years; One Member of the Watertown Redevelopment Authority for five years; One Member of the Board ol Health for three years; One Member of the Board of Health for one year;
ALSO for the election of Five <5) Town Meeting Members in each of the Eleven (11) Precincts, and to fill the following vacancies:
One (I) Vacancy in the 1975Term in Precinct TWO Onc(l) Vacancy in the 1976Term in Precinct SEVEN One (I) Vacancy in the 1975Term in Precinct SEVEN One (I) Vacancy in the 197h Term in Precinct FIGHT
THE POLLS WILL OPEN AT EIGHT (8:00) A.M. AND CLOSE AT EIGHT (8:00) P.M.
NOTICE OF ADJOURNED TOWN MEETING
And in the name of the Commonwealth you are further required to notify and warn the said inhabitants to meet in the Charles F. Shaw Auditorium: Senior High School Building. Columbia Street in said town on
MONDAY. THETWPNTIF.TH DAY OF MAY. 1974 AT SEVEN-THIRTY O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING
For the following purposes, to wit RECORD OF NON-PARTISAN PRELIMINARY ELECTION April 8, 1974
PRECINCT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8A 8B 9 10 11 TOTAL
BOARD OF SELECTMEN
Thomas J. HcDermott 205 93 78 146 83 204 208 104 92 247 184 208 1852
Vi to S. Cannavo 16 14 7 12 II 10 13 6 21 32 41 16 199
Robert B. Chase 21 29 48 139 56 49 71 23 17 46 63 33 595
Edward OerKazarian 65 137 90 47 38 51 44 18 13 60 48 41 652
Patrick B. Ford 60 122 138 122 113 93 110 103 78 136 180 83 1338
Blanks 27 26 23 15 21 23 33 14 22 32 37 36 309
WATERTOWN HOUSING AUTHORITY
David J. Bromer 86 134 108 201 84 114 129 36 35 109 153 92 1281
John J. Hayes 47 63 95 94 97 99 116 94 64 141 142 73 1125 Mary McHugh 38 69 52 75 84 69 105 99 93 98 144 57 983
Paul 5. Trombino 186 117 81 80 33 112 96 26 28 172 81 137 1149
Blanks 37 38 48 31 24 36 33 13 23 33 33 58 407 We, the undersigned membe >f the Board of Election Comm issioners heireby certify the for TOTAL VOTE CAST: 8,262 The followingpersonsindicatedby star (*)were electedand swornto the faithful performanceof theirduties by Town Clerk,Philip F. Grogan. PRECINCTS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8A 8B 9 10 11 Total SELECTMAN, Member of the Board of Public Works Surveyorof Highways,and Appraiser,for THREE YEARS—Vote for ONE Thomas J.HcDermott 369 244 251 389 278 407 436 148 128 421 392 365 3828 * Patrick B. Ford 259 384 372 404 334 281 359 246 181 438 486 297 4041 Scatterings 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Blanks 42 35 25 41 25 38 47 6 22 38 34 40 393 TOWN CLERK, for THREE YEARS- -Vote for ONE * Philip F. Grogan 352 347 376 545 404 527 468 219 187 505 533 412 4875 George A. Muldoon 165 196 165 141 142 119 258 135 93 246 259 173 2092 Scatterings 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Blanks 153 120 107 148 91 80 116 46 51 146 120 117 1295 TREASURER, for THREE YEARS— Vote fo>r ONE * PhilIp Pane 538 539 518 645 501 589 673 326 254 690 745 544 6562 Scatterings 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1700 Blanks 132 124 130 189 136 137 169 74 77 207 167 158 ' ASSESSOR OF TAXES, for THREE YEARS- -Vote for ONE 6252 * James Malcolm Whitney 515 515 496 600 482 549 * 634 312 242 661 705 541 Scatterings 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 161 2010 Blanks 155 148 152 234 155 177 208 88 89 236 207 SCHOOL COMMITTEE, for THREE YEARS—Vote for TWO Guy A. Carbone 344 259 259 270 219 303 397 219 162 402 349 379 3562 John J. Carver 224 282 301 346 257 360 356 181 114 321 359 270 3371 PhylIis Lembo Maitoy 272 302 248 409 297 251 310 124 106 316 306 207 3148 Clyde L. Younger 198 249 285 419 314 310 342 168 149 418 547 271 3670 Scatterings 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Blanks 302 234 203 224 187 228 279 108 131 337 263 HI 2773 PLANNING BOARD, for THREE YEARS-—' Vote for TWO * Paul H. Krueger 380 386 378 550 371 462 475 236 166 477 537 410 4828 * Francis J. Maloney 400 418 391 462 409 448 526 296 225 549 602 443 5169 Scatterings 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Blanks 560 522 527 656 494 542 683 268 271 768 685 551 6527 PLANNING BOARD, for ONE YEAR- -Vote for ONE Robert T. Bowen 239 311 316 444 381 382 399 212 145 372 433- 290 3924 Frank P. Zaino 325 240 221 208 152 217 274 124 133 350 327 284 2855 Scatterings 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Blanks 106 112 111 182 104 127 169 64 53 175 152 128 1483 BOARD OF HEALTH, for THREE YEARS— -Vote for ONE * Joseph L. C. Santoro 514 493 487 576 461 538 631 312 257 651 707 522 6149 Scatterings 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Blanks 156 170 161 258 176 188 211 88 74 246 205 180 2113 BOARD OF HEALTH, for ONE YEAR —Vote for ONE * Paul L. Sandi 425 424 431 507 409 464 539 263 215 548 579 454 5258 Scatterings 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 Blanks 245 236 217 327 228 262 303 137 116 349 333 248 3001 PRECINCTS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8A 8B 9 10 11 Total TRUSTEES, FREE PUBLIC L1BRARV ', for THREE YEARS- --Vote for TWO 317 * Edmund P. Hickey 276 324 279 352 287 495 207 179 403 370 302 3701 * Helen Guest Perry 298 314 303 485 350 354 443 206 130 402 402 331 4026 Mukhtah Ahmed 102 107 150 115 91 116 106 59 27 114 123 105 1215 Gail R. Mosman 214 258 249 357 286 315 342 165 131 392 519 298 3526 Scatterings 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Blanks 450 323 315 359 260 350 388 163 187 483 410 368 4056 WATERTOWN REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY, for FIVE YEARS—Vot :e for ONE * Leonard M. Frisoli 370 332 363 327 292 349 411 194 167 424 420 361 4010 Maureen K. Oates 207 266 225 444 269 301 324 160 121 334 402 232 3285 Scatterings 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Blanks 93 65 60 63 76 76 107 46 43 139 90 109 967 WATERTOWN HOUSING AUTHORITY, for FIVE YEARS, Vote for ONE David J. Bromer 227 272 285 433 294 376 363 193 117 328 ''12 276 3586 * Paul S. Trombino 368 326 282 308 261 268 397 161 167 483 401 337 3759 Scatterings 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Blanks 75 65 81 93 82 82 82 46 47 86 89 89 917 TOWN MEETING MEMBERS MAY 6, 197*1 (*) indicates elected PRECINCT ONE Town Meeting Members for Three Years Term expires in 1977 * Alexander DellaPaolera, 210 Arlington St. 2**5 Edward DerKazarian, 68 Maplewood St. 210 Phyllis D. Giragosian, 63 Templeton Parkway 175 * Alfred Natale, 350 Arlington St. 251 * Frank J. Natale, 750 Mt. Auburn St. 323 Martin Gavin, 85 Templeton Parkway 125 John A. Giglio, kQ Keenan St. 233 Pasqualina Lazzaro, 108 Elm St. 220 * Natale Mancuso, 220 Belmont St. 265 * Diana Proctor, 216 Arlington St. 281 Blanks 1,022 PRECINCT TWO Town Meeting Members for Three Years Term expires in 1977 * Zaven H. Akillian, 130 Dexter Ave. 29** * James N. Delleville, 9 Dexter Ave. 262 * Anthony Seferian, 155 School St. 282 Sharon L. Avakian, 52 Dartmouth St. 222 Timothy James Churchill, 25 Adams St. 175 * Salvatore Ciccarelli, 226 Boy Is ton St. 280 James P. Days, 16^ Spruce St. I69 Scott R. Jacintho, 5 Howe St. 101 Margaret Kalajian, 13** Cypress St. 21 k * James E. McDermott, Jr., 10 Concord Rd. 289 Blanks 1,027 Town Meeting Members for One Year Term expires in 1975 * Edward J. Carney, 28 Quimby St. *»05 Blanks 258 10 PRECINCT THREE Town Meeting Members for Three Years Term expires in 1977 « Donald F. Colleran, 12*4 Maplewood St. 360 * Joseph R. Mastrangelo, 263 School St. 370 " Charles W. Morash, *»6 Langdon Ave. 38*1 •'c Peter Santamaria, 78 Winsor Ave. 300 Mukhtar Ahmed, I63 Hi 1lside Rd. 209 Charles J. Jigarjian, 12 Appleton Terr. 232 * Lucuis P. Murphy, 5*» Langdon Ave. 333 Blanks 1,052 PRECINCT FOUR Town Meeting Members for Three Years Term expires in 1977 John L. Bogosian, 29 Robbins Rd. 338 * Robert B. Chase, 15 Franklin St. *»9*» * Walter C. Everett, 92 Garfield St. 395 * Paul H. Krueger, 38 Russell Ave. 357 * Robert J. Whitney, *»1 Stoneleigh Rd. 395 William EAton, **9 Chester St., 238 * James E. Fahey, Jr., 1*»2 Robbins Rd. **28 William J. McCarthy, 198 Bellevue Rd. 315 Blanks 1,210 PRECINCT FIVE Town Meeting Members for Three Years Term expires in 1977 * Joseph W. Burke, 15 Auburn Ct. 2*»9 * Paul R. Burns, 193 Arsenal St. 278 * Muriel Gildea, 50 Washburn St. 2**3 Margaret M. Murphy, 11 Pequossette St. 232 David M. O'Reilly, 16 Gilkey Ct. 232 * Robert T. Bowen, 27 Priest Rd. 255 Herta R. Carlson, 20 Beechwood Ave. 2*»0 * Robert Scott MacDonald, 328 Charles River Rd. 371 Charles L. Sheldon, Jr., 16 Patten St. 222 Blanks 863 11 PRECINCT SIX Town Meeting Members for Three Years Term expires in 1977 * Maurice J. Bonier, 38 Carroll St. 280 Lucia Mastrangelo Goldberg 25 George St. 225 * James B. Luck, 17 Lovel1 Rd. 305 * Paul J. Oates, 77 Channing Rd. 367 * Frank J. Argento, 37 Lowell Ave. 295 * John J. Carver, 155 Lovel 1 Rd. 3**6 Henry Hansen, Jr., 13** Standish Rd. 233 Stephen Venezia, 35 Lovel1 Rd. 227 Charles K. Yeremian, 97 Lovel1 Rd. 250 Blanks 1,102 PRECINCT SEVEN Town Meeting Members for Three Years Term expires in 1977 * James R. Danforth, 83 Fitchburg St. 381 * Ross Kelly, 52 Oliver St. 3**** John J. McCarthy, 29 Everett Ave. 3**3 Lawrence M. Schindler, 83 Palfrey St. 277 * Don Drinkwater, 58 Quincy St. **01 Anna R. Fleming, 30 Everett Ave. 255 * Mary T. Perkins, 92 Palfrey St. 357 * Patricia Risso Savage, I69 Palfrey St. 395 Blanks 1,**57 Town Meeting Members for Two Years Term expires in 1976 * P. Clifford Harrington, **1 Fayette St. 296 Charles P. Jacoppo, 22 Quincy St. 218 Thomas M. King, 46 Quincy St. 9*» Blanks 23** Town Meeting Members for One Year Term expires in 1975 Robert H. McFarland, 25 Springfield St. 326 * John Patrick Moxley, **7 Quincy St. 328 Blanks 188 12 PRECINCT EIGHT Town Meeting Members for Three Years Term expires in 1977 8A 8B Total * Joseph T. Beirne, 10 Union St. 217 185 402 * Muriel Canavan, 97 Galen St. 271 172 443 * Florence Munroe, 55 Morse St. 270 174 444 * Marion A. Roberts, 40 Capitol St. 289 168 457 * Henry A. Chevrette, 125 Morse St. 214 148 362 Daniel M. Rosati, 18 Jewett St. 149 140 189 Blanks 590 668 1,258 Town Meeting Members for Two Years Term expires in 1976 * Brian A. McDonald, 292 Main St. 139 181 320 Robert T. Piatt, 54 Union St. 199 78 277 Blanks 62 72 134 PRECINCT NINE Town Meeting Members for Three Years Term expi res in 1977 * John F. Corbett, 55 Highland Ave. 441 * James J. Kelly, 129 Westminster Ave. 360 Renato D. Musetti, 15 Prescott St. 288 * Maurice J. Sheehan, 60 Edenfield Ave. 389 * Joseph J. Caruso, 116 Chapman St. 317 Ronald P. Knapp, 59 King St. 159 Arthur P. Mull in, Sr., 13 Olney St. 253 * Mariann Pannesi, 55 King St., 392 John D. Riedle, 18 Prescott St. 277 Philip R. Rogers, 69 Robert Ford Rd. 225 Blanks 1,384 13 PRECINCT TEN Tov/n Meeting Members for Three Years Term expires in 1977 * Gerard J. Bloomer, 111 Evans St. 544 * Joseph P. McHugh, 211 Highland Ave. 394 - Francis A. Mclnnerney, 89 Edward Rd. 398 * Joseph O'Reilly, 71 Rutland St. 375 Robert L. Shutt, 27 Stuart St. 365 William Carito, 23 Falmouth Rd. 328 Anthony J.. Cristello, 30 Jensen Rd. 314 David J. Harris, 15 Jensen Rd. 342 * James A. Ryan, 498 Pleasant St. 441 Blanks 1,059 PRECINCT ELEVEN Town Meeting Members for Three Years Term expi res in 1977 * Gerard A. Chevrette, 3 Hilltop Rd. 328 - Robert J. Gildea, 4l Bradshaw St. 410 * John J. Messina, 244 Edenfield Ave. 425 * Thomas M. Sherry, 27 Loomis Ave. 339 Henry B. Chevrette, 19 Mangano Ct. 303 * David P. Petri11o, 836 Belmont St. 409 Blanks 1,926 We, the undersigned members of the Election Commission, Town of Watertown hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of votes cast in the Annual Town Election held on May 6, 1974. s/ Remigio P. Alberico ATTEST: s/ James Bejoian Philip F. Grogan s/ Noel B. Carmichael Town Clerk s/ Charles J. Tobin 14 RECORD OE RECOUNT - TOWN MEETING MEMBERS PRECINCT 7 (fiK THREE YEARS Tvm Exp^cACA in 7977 ORIGINAL ComputeA A6a en£ee Vc^ZCtLVQ. Total Jame6 R. Van^onth 376 5 -- 381 83 ritckbuAQ St. Ro64 KoJULy 337 7 -- 344 52 QLLvdA St. John J. McCaAtliy, Ji. 336 6 1 343 29 EvoAzXt Ave. Law/L&nce. M. SchindleA 277 6 -- 401 83 Policy St. Von VtUnhvateA 393 6 2 401 58 QiUncy St. Anna R. riming 249 6 -- 255 30 EvoAeXt Ave. Many T. PoAkin* 348 9 — 357 92 Pal^iay St. PatsUcta ZL660 Savage. 389 6 -- 395 169 Polity St. Blanlib 1421 19 77 7457 RECOUNT JameA R. Vanfiontk 376 5 3S7 83 rttckbuAg St. R0&6 KeJUy 337 7 344 52 OjUvqa St. John J. McCarthy, JA. 336 6 343 29 EveAeXt Ave. Lawtence M. SckindZeA 277 6 401 83 Paltyuiy St. Von VHsLnkwateA 393 6 401 58 Quincy St. AnnaR. flaming 249 6 255 30 EveAeXt Ave. Many T. PeAhXnh 348 9 357 92 Pal{nejy St. PatAicia fU44o Savage. 389 6 395 169 Pal{nejy St. Blank* 7427 79 77 7457 We, thz undzruignzd mzmbzru0(J tixz Elzction CotrmiA&ion,Townofi Watzntotm WzKzbyaznXL^ythat we have madz a -tecount o&thz votzb ca&t on May6, 1974 fan. thz O^lcz 0(J TownMeeting Member,Pizcinct Seven, and cznJtihy that tliz KZtoxJU&ai indiaatzd on tkU &hzzt to bz tixz xzhuJU*. ATTEST: 6/ RzmigZo P. MbzfUco A tnuz copy- 61 JamzA Ezjoian 6/ Uozl B. Canmichazt &/ CIioaZza J. Tobin TOWN MEETING RECORDS WATERTOWN 1974 17 ADJOURNED ANNUAL TOWN MEETING & Kay 20. 23, 30, June 3, 6, 10,1974 ' The aceting of Kay 20, 197* was called to order by Moderator Robert J. j Glennon at 7:55 P.M. | Officer's return on Warrant wa' read by Town Clerk, Philip F. Grogan. k The newly elected Town Meeting Members were sworn to the faithful perfor- f. •ance of their duties by Town Clerk Philip F. Grogan. y The meeting was opened with prayer by Rev. David A. Coleman of the First £• Baptist Church of Watertown. *- Number of Town Meeting Members present as reported by record of checkers Qulnton B. Jones and Francis P. HcGloln: 159 The meeting opened with reworks by Chalraan of the Board of Select T. Thomas O'Onofrio, Chalraan of the Finance Comalttee, Robert W. Kelly and the Chairman of the Personnel Board, Lawrence W. Beloungle. MEETING OF MAY 23, 1974 The aceting of May 23, 1974 was called to order by Moderator Robert J. t Glennon at 7:41 P.M. I The newly elected Town Mooting Members not previously sworn, were sworn to J. the proper performance of their duties by Town Clerk Phlltp F. Grogan. f Number of Town Meeting Members present as reported by record of checkers {*> Qulnton B. Jones and Francis P. HcGloln: 138. L On notion of Town Meeting Member Joseph R. Mastrangelo, duly seconded, the f Meeting was called to order for a nonent of silence In memory of the late Town ' Meeting Member Florence Munroe, and active In civic affairs. fy MEETING OF MAY 30, 1974 iI The Meting of May 30, 1974 was called to order by Moderator, Robert J. | Glennon at 7:46 P.M. £. Notice of adjourned town meeting was read by Town Clerk, Philip F. Grogan. Number of Town Meeting Members present as reported by records of checkers Qulnton B. Jones and Francis P. HcGloln: ISO. MEETING OF JUNE 3. 1974 The meeting of June 3, 1974 was called to order by Moderator, Robert J. Glennon at 7:39 P.M. Notice of adjourned town meeting was read by Town Clerk, Philip F. Grogan Nuaber of Town Heetlng Members present as reported by records of checkers Qulnton B. Jones and Francis P. HcGloln: 132; MEETING OF JUNE 6, 1974 The mooting of June 6, 1974 was called to order by Moderator, Robert J. Glennon at 7:41 P.M.. Notice of adjourned town meeting was read by Town Clerk, Philip F. Grogan Number of Town Meeting Members present as reported by records of checkers, Qulnton B. Jones and Francis P. HcGloln: J33. MEETING OF JUNE 10, 1974 The meeting of June 10, 1974 was called to order by Moderator, Robert J. Glennon at 8:50 P.M. Notice of adjourned town meeting was read by Town Clerk, Philip F. Grogan Nuaber of Town Meeting Members present as reported by records of checkers, Qulnton B. Jones and Francis P. HcGloln: 123. NOTICE OF ADJOURNED TOWN MEETING THURSDAY EVENING, HAY 23, 1974 THE ANNUAL TOWN KEETING HELD HAY 20, 1974 stands adjourned to meet In the Charles F. Shaw Auditorium, Senior High School, Columbia Street, in the Town of Watertown, on THURSDAY, KAY 23, 1974 at 7:30 P.M. at which time and place all unfinished business under articles 2 through 4 Inclusive, articles 6 through 16, articles 38 through 40, articles 42 through 53, articles 58 through 62, articles 65 and 66, articles 71 and 72, articles 75 through 110 inclusive will come before the meeting for consideration aod action. 18 RECONSIDERATION NOTICES In accordance with Section 15 of Chapter 2 of the By-Laws, notice of Intention to move for reconsideration of action taken under Article 33 and 36 was filed by Rudolph O'Alanno, Reconsideration of article 74 by John Hoxleyy Reconsideration of Articles 41 and 68 by Robert A. Hanzelll, Article 36 by Peter San'amarla, and Article 33 by John Moxley, Tabled Article 26. And the legal voter* of the Town of Watertown are hereby notified and warned to meet at the time and place herein specified by posting copies of this notice in ten or more conspicuous public places In Town/twenty-four hours at least prior to the time of said meetInland also by mailing to every Town Meeting Member a notice of the time of said meeting and place of Adjourned Session at least twenty-four hcurs before such session. Given under our hand' this 2lsi day of Hay, A.O., 1974. s/ Robert J. Glennon, Moderator i/ Philip F. Grogan, Town Clerk NOTICE OF AOJOURNED TOWN MEETING THURSDAY EVENING, HAY 30, 1974 THE ANNUAL TOWN MEETING HELD MAY 23, 1974 stands adjourned to meet In the Charles F. Shaw Auditorium, Senior High School, Columbia Street, In the Town of Watertown, on THURSDAY, hAY 30, 1974 at 7:30 P.M.,at which time and place all unfinished business uiyicr Articles 2 through 4 inclusive. Articles 6 through 16 inclusive, Article 75. Article 82, Articles 87 through 110 Indus!vejwl 11 come before the meeting for consideration aid action. RECONMDERATION NOTICES In accordance with Section 15 of Chapter 2 of the By-Laws, notice of Intention to move for reconsideration of action taken under Article 26 was filed by Robert Whitney, reconsideration of action taken under Article 71 was filed by Donald J. MacDonald and Helen Guest Perry, reconsideration of action taken under Aiticle 72 was filed by Philip luliano, and previous reconsideration of Article 74 was filed by John Moxley. Articles 78 through 80, tabled. And the legal voters or the Town of Wateitown are hereby notified and warned to meet at the time and place herein specified by posting copies of this notice in ten or more conspicuous public places In Town twenty-four hours at leas-, prior to the time of said mee'ing^and a'so by mailing to every Tovn Meeting Member a notice of the t>me and pl*ce of Adjourned Session at least twenty-four hours before iuch session. s/ Robert J. Gler.iion, Moderator s/ PhUlp F. Grogan, Town Clerk NOTICE OF ADJOURNED TOWN MEETING MONDAY,EVENING JUNE 3, 1974 THE ANNUAL TOWN MEETING HELD HAY 30, *'»7*« stands adjourned to meet in the Charles F. Shaw Auditorium, Senior High Scl>o ., Columbia Street, in the Town of Watertown, on Monday, June 3, 1974 at 7:39 P.M.,at which time and place all un finishedinclusivebusiness..Article under75. ArticlesArticlesV.72•--rounl,through 1034 Inclusive,inclusive,Articles.6ard Art.clcsthroughTW ilir*^!.16, 110 inclusive will cono o<-!W rU- -.-..• tin-i (or cons i.lr-r.it ion a».l 3Ct.cn. RECONSIDERATION NOTICES In accordance with Section 15 of Chapter 2 of the By-Laws, notice of intention to move for reconsideration of action taken under Articles 101, 102, 103was filed by Rudolph D'Alanno. Article 72 by Philip luliano. And the legal voters of the Town of Watertown are hereby notified and warned to meet at the time and place herein specified by posting copies of this notice In ten or more conspicuous public places in Town twenty-four hours at least prior to the time of said meeting and also by mailing to every Town Meeting Member a notice of the time of said meeting.and place of Adjourned Sesslon^at least twenty-four hours before such session. 19 Given under our hands this 31st day of May, 1974. s/ Robert J. Glennon, Moderator s/ Philip F. Grogan, Town Clerk NOTICE OF ADJOURNED TOWN MEETING THURSDAY EVENING JUNE 6, 1974 THE ANNUAL TOWN MEETING HELD JUNE 3, 1974,stands adjourned to meet In the Charles F. Shaw Auditorium, Senior High School, Columbia Street, In the Town of Watertown, on Thursday, June 6, 1974 at 7:30 P.N.,at which time and place all unfinished business under ARtlcles 2 through 4 inclusive. Articles 6 through 8 inclusive. Articles 10 through 15 inclusive, Article 75. Article 82, Articles 90 through 100 inclusive, Articles 104 through 109 Incluslvejwlll come before the meeting for consideration and action. RECONSIDERATION NOTICES In accordance with Section 15 of Chapter 2 of the By-Laws, notice of intention to move for reconsideration of action taken under Budget Items, Assistant Supt. Pers. t Training/Safety and Building Inspector (Voted May 30, 1974, SI7.482.00) and Inspector of Buildings, $100.00 (Pass. May 30, 1974),and Article 72 by .Phi lip luliano. And the legal voters of the Town of Watertown are hereby notified and warned to meet at the time and place herein specified by posting copies of this notice In ten or more conspicuous public places In Town twenty-four hours at least prior to the time of said meeting and also by mailing to every Town Meeting Member a notice of the time of said meeting and place of Adjourned Sesslor at least twenty-four hours before such session. Given under our hands this 4th day of June 1974. s/ Robert J. Glennon, Moderator s/ Philip F. Grogan, Town Clerk NOTICE OF ADJOURNED TOWN MEETING MONDAY EVENING JUNE 10, 1974 THE ANNUAL TOWN HEETIHG HELD JUNE 6, 1974 .stands adjourned to meet In the Charles F. Shaw Auditorium, Senior High School, Columbia Street, in the Town of Watertown on Monday, June 10, 1974 at 7:30 P.M. at which time and place all un finished business under Articles 2 through 4 Inclusive, Artlclej6 and 7, Articles 91 to 100 Inclusive, Articles 104 to 109 Inclusive.will come before the meeting for consideration and action. RECONSIDERATION NOTICE In accordance with Section 15 of Chapter 2 of the By-Laws, notice of Intention to Move for reconsideration of Article 72 was filed by Philip luliano. And the legal voters of the Town of Watertown are hereby notified and warned to meet at the tine and place herein specified by posting copies of this notice in ten or More conspicuous public places In Town twenty-four hours at least prior to the tine of said meeting,and also by nailing to every Town Meeting Member a notice of the time of said meeting and place of Adjourned Session at least twenty-four hours before such session. Given under our hands this 7th day of June 1974. %f Robert J. Glennon, Moderator s/ Philip F. Grogan, Town Clerk 20 ARTICLE 2. To hear the report of the Town Officers as printed and to hear the report ofany committee heretofore appointed, and to act thereon. VOTED: That the report of the Town Officers as printed in the Annual Town Report be and they are hereby accepted. ARTICLE 3. To appropriatesuch sums of money as may be determined necessary for the use and expenses ofthe Town for the current year, direct how the same shall be raised and what sums are to be transferred from Overlay Reserve. Veterans' Housing Sale of Lots Fund. Sales of Town Land. Stabilization Fund, PL. 92-512 Account, Premium Accouat. Sewer and Water lines. Excess and Deficiency Account. Sewer and DrainageAccount (not to exceed S2.000.000.00) and the amount to be paid from Federal Funds, or take any action relating thereto. VOTED: That the following items as shown in schedule B & R thereby appropriated for the use of the various departments for the current year. GENERAL GOVERNMENT (574,709.00) Moderator (See Art. 6) $ 175.00 Selectmen^ Department Selectmen*s Salaries (See Art.6) \q 160.00 Administrative Assistant 16 772.40 Confidential Secretary 9 940.00 Senior Clerk Typist 7,345.00 Personnel Assistant 13? 705.00 Temporary Hire (Clerical Pool).. 500.00 Clerical Help.. /. 3, 620.00 Building Code Examiners 100.00 Building Code, Bd. of Appeals... 100.00 Contingent 6, 000.00 Out-of-State Travel 1, 000.00 Collective Bargaining...... 7,500.00 Committee Expense 500.00 Personnel Board Contingent 3, 840.00 Auditor's Department Salary of Auditor (See Art.6)... 17,010.00 Head Account Clerk 9, 940.00 21 Assistant Auditor 1, 500.00 Principal Clerk 8, 500.00 Senior Clerk 7,095.00 Longevity 1,100.00 Contingent Z 700.00 Out-of-State Travel...... 500.00 Data Processing 13,000.00 Treasurer's Department Salary of Treasurer (See Art.6). 17,010.00 Assistant Treasurer 572.00 Salaries of Clerks 34, 600.00 Longevity 900.00 Parking Meter Collector 11,000.00* Extra Hire 2,650.00* Contingent, 7, 750.00* * Parking Meter Expenses to be paid from Parking Mtr. Fund Collector's Department Salary of Collector (See Art. 6). 17,010.00 Head Account Clerk.„. 9, 940.00 Deputy Collector...... 570.00 Principal Clerk 8, 500. 00 Principal Clerk..••..•..«.....••. 7, 870.00 o6nlOr v_» JLeriC...... a.. ' i OttO • uu Longevity 900. 00 coctra Hire...... «•«...... l, *uu. uu vyOnxmgenx...... •«. *> -luu,uu Assessors' Department Salary of Assessors (See Art, 6). 10,160.00 Clerk, Board of Assessors...... 9,940.00 Assistant Assessor •• 570.00 Principal Account Clerk., ...... 9, 185.00 Senior Clerk & Typist 7,345.00 Extra Clerk Hire 600.00 Longevity,...... e...... «..« 700.00 Meetings & Conferences...... o... 200.00 Car Allowance,,...... o...•..oo... 200.00 22 Contingent.•oo,o.o.ooo...ooooooo. 4t 800. 00 Appellate Tax Board,....0... ,„,,. 5,. 000.00 Legal Expenses. ....,., 5, 000. 00 Finance Committee..o..,,,.,..,,.... 4,000. 00 Legal Services Department Salary of Town Counsel.,..„.,,,.• >2, 000.00 Extra Legal Services ,..,... 10,000.00 Principal Clerk Stenographer No Approp.* Contingent 1, 300. 00 * Committee would like position filled with CETP employee Town Clerk's Department Salary of Town Clerk,, .oo.a.ooa 17,010.00 Assistant Town Clerk., o.e..eooo 11,625.00 Principal Clerk• o . . o • e o 000.00000 8, 600.00 Longevity,.. 275.00 Contingent,. .. o e o e . oooooeooo 2,640.00 Town Meetings,.., o . e ...eoooeo 5,589.60 Purchasing Department Salary of Agent,,..o...©..,...... 16, 565.00 Junior Clerk0ooo...... o. 0, 365.00 Longevity,,eoaeoo.aeoe...oe..o.oe 500.00 Contingent...o.«oooo.....oo«ooooo 2, 200. 00 Transportation 300.00 Election Department Executive Secretary.••••••• 12, 145.00 Assistant Election Commissioner . 8, 190.00 junior Clerk .„ 6, 135.00 Election Commissioners (4)...... 2,000.00 Listing Expense 7,905.00 Election Expense. 32, 500.00 Town Hall Department Senior Custodian...... 10 740.00 23 Junior Custodian •••••• 9,565.00 Telephone Operator...... 8, 190.00 Relief Telephone Operator 1,000.00 Overtime Custodians 1, 200.00 Longevity,,..,..aoo...... oUU.UU Fuel,o.eoeefl.o..ooeeeeoe.ee...... D, OoU. UU LightS.•e.e.oe...o..e.e...... O, 4US.UU Maintenance,.....a...... 5, 000.00 Telephone No Approp. Planning Board Administrative Expense..,#/#...... 14, 850.00 Legal Fees 2,000.00 Planning Assistant 9, 565.00 Board of Appeals Contingent...... o...... 1,jUU.UU Legal FeeS e..e««.e.uoeoa«e«e«os.. 1, UUU.UU PROTECTION OF PERSONS & PROPERTY (3, 440,818.04) Police Department Salary of Chief 23,098.00 Captains (4) .. ... 65,348.00 Lieutenants (7) • 104,503.00 Sergeants (11) 145,629.00 Patrolmen (66).. 759,086.00 Patrolman & Dog Officer 11, 549.00 Ambulance Driver, M.E. Repairman. 11,549.00 Stenographer Clerk . 11,549.00 Junior Custodian,•••••.••••••••<». 9, 565.00 Junior Clerks (4) 25,382.00 Add'l. Junior Clerk (1) 6, 135.00 School Traffic Supervisors (30).. 54,380.00 Holiday Pay . 44^ 748.00 Extra Duty Pay 110,000.00 Longevity..... 500.00 Parking Meter Supv. (3)...... n 96O.OO Education Inc. & Career Incentive Plan 56, 373.04 24 Extra Services & Expenses...... 7 200.00 Dog Officer Contingent...... l'660 00 Contingent 3o[oOo!oO utilities. ..,,...... j^g 600 00 Building Maintenance...... 3'975 00 Medical Expenses.••...•••••.•.•.. 4' Q00'00 Training. 11[ 200.00 Uniforms: Regular Men 13,350.00 Parking Meter Supv...... 450.00 School Traffic Supv...... 3 000.00 Maintenance & Expense Canine Corps 4 000.00 New Cars „. 23,' 500.00 Copying Machine . 1, 000. 00 New Radios., 6,000.00 Radio Warranty & Battery Replace ment 3, 150.OO Breathalyzer Supplies...... 350.00 Photo Identification Equipment No Approp. Community Relations Program... 500.00 Reproducing System 12.500.00 Radar-Resuscitator Maint...... 350.00 New Typewriters 250.00 New Breathalyzer Machine....,. 995.00 Portable Dome Lights .#.••• 150.00 Medical Supplies & Equipment.. 714.00 Fire Department Salary of Chief 23, 840. 0C Deputy Chiefs (5) 83.770.0C Captains '(7) 107, 192.0C. Mechanician....•»•• 15, 256.00 Lieutenants (18)..... 244,566.00 Firefighters (92) ••«....*..... 1,089,459.00 Add'l. Firefighters/ Fire Signal Alarm Operators (4) (10-1-74) 23, 127.00 Principal Clerk,...... 8,500. 00 Fire Alarm Operators (3) 35*760.00 Holiday Pay...... 61,000.00 Longevity....oo...... 34, 200.00 25 Overtime..ooo.eoeo.o.oo.o.oooe 60, 000.00 Uniformsoooeo.o.o.oo..oooo©ooo 7,500.00 Uniforms New Men,,t,oeo •©..«» ©© 1,050.00 Medical Expense, o«e• o«««<> 3,300.00 Training Pay & Expense....©.©© 500.00 Utilities..q©©.o©©o©©©©©o-o©©© 13, 000.00 Painting & Repairs.oo.o..©©©«© 1,500.00 Contingent...... •...««.©oooooe 15, 000.00 New Hose00oo©«ooo©©oo©o«»oooo© 2, 000.00 NeW TireS,oo©oooooo©oooooooo©o 1,000.00 Air Pak Mask....ooo...... «««©• 500.00 Hot Water Heater...... ©o..©... 400.00 Out-of-State Travel.....o....© 250.00 Relocation of Fire Alarm(Art 16) (See Art. 16) New Car..eo©©o©©o©oe©o©.©©oooo 4,100.00 Helmet Face Shields.....©.©».. 1,200.00 Medical Supplies..«.«.©©•©««•« 1,000.00 Apparatus Closed Cab.o...... 3,600.00 HEALTH ($176,860.00) Health Department Salary of Health Officer...... 14,240.00 Sanitarians (2) «.« 23,770.00 Public Health Physician 3, 385.00 Public Health Nurses (2) 20,985.00 Principal Clerk...... a 8,500.00 Senior Clerk Stenographer..... 7,292.00 Senior Clerk Typist.....«••••• 6,762.00 Longevity..«..•••»...»....«•«© 1»363.00 Contingent...... ©«©«©•«.•©»©«© 3,000.00 Mosquito Control...... •••.... 2, 720.00 Contagious & Chronic Disease.. 9,000.00 Dental Clinic...©.©..•©•o.©©.© 5,335.00 Dental Hygienists (2)...... 11,740.00 Transportation.....«•...... 1» 800.00 Well Baby Clinic...... «...«. 1,000.00 Admin. Ass't. Med. Clinic..... 5,000.00 26 Medical Services... 8,875.00 Supplies.....«...... © © ©..«.«.o 1 500.00 Mailing l, 109.00 Multi Service Center. Community Resource Coordinator 7,325.00 Multi Serv. Center Counselor.. 9,605.00 Hot Line Director 100.00 Multi Serv. Center Director... 11,865.00 utilities...... 4,oUU. UU ouppnes...... 95U. UO Contracted Services 3, 539.00 Contingencies .....«••.••..» , 500.00 * C.E.TjP, position to be classified by Pers, Board Inspector of Animals,, 1,000.00 PUBLIC WORKS ($2,880,835.00) Public Works,'oo.o.ooo.ooo.oaa.o Administration,,., 000..0...0 Supt. of Public Works,.00... 21,710.00 Supt. of Cemeteries, 12,660.00 Supt, of Wires,,.. a 14,765.00 Asst. Supt. Pers. Training/ Bldg. Inspector ._...,.. 17, 482. 00 Head Clerk...... 9] 940.00 Water Registrar...... 647.00 Prin. Account Clerks (4).... 36,340.00 Principal Clerk.... 7 g^g qq Senior X:ierk Typist BMO..... g' 190! 00 Senior Clerk Typist (2) 7'345 00 Junior Clerk Typist 6 365 00 Timekeeper...... u' 175'oo Meter Readers (3)...... 2^ 695^00 Labor, O.T. & Temp. Labor... j 242 046 00 Longevity ....©...... ' s^oloO Contingent.ooooo...... oooo g 500 00 27 Car Expense•.•ooao.o.oo..«o. 4,400.00 Electric Typewriter...... so 460.00 Adding Machine••o.oo.oooooo© 200.00 Rolex. oo .••.••••.•o... 1,400.00 Highway Section: Ass't. Supt. P.W. Highway... 16,815.00 Supv« of Incinerator.ooao... 13, 180.00 Highway Foreman (2).. 23,250.00 Construction©..otfo...... 8,000.00 Chapter 90(See Art.9)...... 70, 600.00 General Maint. & Incinerator 24,«400.00 Snow & Ice Removal...... 100,000.00 Street & Side Maintenance... 150,000.00 Traffic Painting & Signs.... 7,350.00 Rubbish Disposal.oooo..o..o. 300,000.00 Steel Beam Guard Rail..««••••« No Approp. Utilities Section: Ass't. Supt. of Water..a.©©.,..©) 100.00 Ass't* Supt. P.W./tltilities.... 14,630.00 Water Construction Foreman..*©* 11,625.00 Maintenance Mat. & Expense...99 15,000.00 New Meters..9O9**o0009O0««oe0*° 15,000.00 New House Services...... a*. 3,000.00 Renewal of Services»..9«©o.«.e» 2,500.00 Construction & Reconst,«,,««»»« 6,000.00 Phosphate & Fluoridation.09..*» 15,000.00 Sewer Maint. & Construction..00 11,500.00 Drainage.©.©...... a...©.««.«.©© 7,500.00 New Radio & Base Station0.90.00 2,200.00 Air Motor C-l-12" Tapping Mach. 960.00 M J 8" Adapter for C-1 12" Mach. 705.00 M J 10" Adapter for C-1 12" Mach. 845.00 Cemetery & Grounds Section: Ass't. Supt. P.W. Cem. & Grnds... 14,630.00 Foreman, Tree...... 0***90000 11,625.00 Material & Expense...... 20,000.00 Spray & Pesticide Materials.©©.©© 1,400.00 New Trees & Shrubs...... 3,000.00 Playground Equipment...... 4,025.00 Trimmers with cord...... 220.00 28 New Chain Saws (2)0©©000©©©0©©o©o 550.00 18" Power Rotary Mowers (2)..o..0 800.00 32" Rotary Mowers..•••«.....co.** No Approp. Rebuild West End Playground...... No Approp. Leaf Blower * 375.00 Lowell Playground No Approp. Snow Blower •*••*• 450.00 National Rider 30"...... o.. 725.00 National 68" Triplex., No Approp. Roto Tiller....©. No Approp. Portable Generator...... •••••••• 300.00 Domenick Fillipello Playground Lts, 7,200.00 Rebuild Tennis Cts. Victory Field. No Approp. Engineering & Inspection Section: Asst. Supt. of Public Works/ Engineering & Inspection ,. 18, 500.00 Civil Engineer Gr, IV..,,,...... 15,280.00 Jr. Civil Eng. Gr. Ill Const 100.00 Grades III,II,I...., © 42,150.00 Insp. Plumbing & Gas Fitting.,..... 14,240.00 Sealer of Weights & Measures...... 12, 145.00 Ass't. Supt. Wires.. 13,705.00 Electrician Foreman...... 12,660.00 Electrician Linemen (2) ..o.©...... © 24,290.00 Lineman (1) .©©.© 11,175.00 Inspector of Buildings...... 100.00 Maintenance (Wire)..••...•••...©o©© 5,000.00 Christmas Lighting.. ...•• 2,500.00 Aerial Cable..oee...... 1,500.00 In Service Training...... 150.00 Transistorized Fire Alarm ,. .. No Approp. Warning Arrow Pleasant St.,...... 800.00 Equipment Section: Ass't. Supt. P.W. Mat©& Equip..... 14,630.00 Bldg. Maint. Craftsman. 11,175.00 Parts. . 40, 000.00 Gas, Oil, Grease etc 40,000.00 X ireS.o...... ooe....a..ooooo.oo... —» \J\J\J • \J\J Repair Shop Toolse©...... 1, 500.00 Municipal Garage Equip...... •••• 5, 000.00 29 Heat, Power, Utilities, 204,500.00 Work Clothes... 17,000.00 Training & Safety Program Expense. 100.00 SOLDIERS' BENEFITS ($ 213,737.25) Veterans' Services: Salary of Agent. 13,620.00 Veterans' Services Investigator.... 8,690.00 Junior Clerk Typist , ^ 175.00 •longevity.o©©©©©©©©©©©©©.*.©© 600 00 Veterans' Benefits«... jgQ Q00 #qo Office Expense...... 1,300.00 car expense..oo9.90.9999eo.oo 720.00 Electric Typewriter,, ,„.„.... 458 25 Physicians...... 2, 174.00 SCHOOLS (8, 577, 546 00)* Administration Salaries...... 191,666.00 Other Expense...... 3s! 805.00 A Out-of-State Travel...... 6^ 660!00 A Instruction: Salaries...... ©.....««. 6, 304, 416.00 Books, Supplies Oth. Exp.... 410, 599.00 A Out-of-State Travel...... 7,740.00 A Other School Services: Salaries..o©...... ©©...... 128, 900. 00 Other Expense...... 191, 201.00 B Operation & Maint. Plant. Salaries...... ©...... 475^ 307. 00 Other Expense....o...... 469, 372.00 B Fixed Charges...... ©..© 38, 320. 00 Community Services...... 12, 500. 00 Acquisition of Fixed Assets... 98,862.00 C Programs With Other Districts. 203,' 198.00 30 School budget to be reduced by the following: (A) To be paid from P.L© 874 Funds Adm© Other Expense 1,500.00 Adm. Out of St. Travel 6,660.00 Instruction Other Exp. 4,400.00 Instruction Out-of-State Travel 7,44O«00 (B) To be paid from P.L. 864 Title III Funds Other School Services Oth. Exp. 2,000<00 Maint. Other Expense 4,000,00 (C) To be paid from P.L© 864 Title V Funds Acquisition of Fixed Assets 3,265©00 LIBRARIES ($491,639,00) Public Library: Personal Services...•.••..». 373, 795.00 Administrative Expense...•.. 13, 950.00 Bks© & Oth. Library Mat....© 72,450.00 Contractual Services.....©.* 19, 830.00 Capital Outlay...... 9. H> 114.00 Out-of-State Travel...©..... 500.00 * Library will participate in Fed. Grant S12,600.00 RECREATION (296,016.60) "Recreation Department: Salary of Director....«...«©• 12,728.00 Assistant Director ..••©. 3,250.00 Head Supv.Girls' Program 1,850.00 Principal Account Clerk...... 9, 185.00 Longevity....9.«««.»o.*.«•«»©« 35U.UU Supervisorsf Salaries,••••••• 48,834.00 Mentally Handicapped Program. 16,055.00 Operating Costs & Supplies... 24,770.60 Gas Allowance.©..«.„...... 360.00 Umpire Salaries.„...... o.* 3, 100.00 Ice Rental..©..O.O0...9O0OOO© 2,000.00 Outdoor Skating.©...... 9 1,000.00 Pilot Program...... 1,000.00 31 Municipal Skating Arena: •Personal Services.«.....«,...« 81, 665.00 Utilities.v...... 57,960.00 Supplies & Maintenance..©.©.. 17, 159.00 Food & Related Supplies...... U.000.00 Capital Equipment...... 3. 750.00 PUBLIC DEBT AND INTEREST (1,392,926.50) 1OWn UeDIeooo..oeooeoooooo99ooo 954,044.00 inxeresu...... ©.©eooooovoooo 433,882.50 Cost of Certifying Bonds...... 5,000.00 UNCLASSIFIED (2, 744, 691.04) Pensions & Annuities.©©©«©oo©©o 550,000.00 Indemnification, Police, Fire., 500.00 insurance.o«©e.«9©9o«c©oo©oo©o. 71,000.00 Group Insurance.o...... 315,000.00 Printing Town Report....©...... 5,000.00 Keserve funu0o©....00.000*900.0 150,000.00 uOntlnyenXooo..oeoooe©099.eoooo 5,000.00 Civil Defense: Salary of Director...... 2,500.00 O^Il-LOx u4.cii\o 0000000090000000 3, 93Q.00 i^OnyGVlXyc ooooooooooooooeoooo 100.00 v^JLv JLJL UcX€IloGg 0000000000*0000 10,417.00 Council for Aging: Operating Expenses...... o... 5,000.00 Drop In Center©©*©©..©o.ooooo 2,250.00 IN ew 13US...... ©©...... No Approp. Insurance..©©•••••••••.••••.. No Approp. unver.©..,«.o©«©o«©e«©o©..o© No Approp. Rental Boys Club.©....©...... No Approp. Memorial Day...... 4,000.00 Independence Day...... 3,500.00 Veterans' Headquarters .o©©©.©© 6,000.00 Traffic Commission...... 200.00 Workmen's Compensation: Salary of Agent 3,244.00 Workmen's Compensation...... 90,000.00 32 Conservation Commission: Operating Expenses©««....99©© 6,200.00 Conservation Fund...... 7,500.00 Work Study Program...... 2,200.00 Emergency Med© Services Comm: Ambulance Radio©•©«..©©©©.©©. 1,500.00 iraining...©©.©©.©.©.©..ee... 5,500.00 Contributory Retirement: rension runci©©.©...... ©.©©.. 790,370.00 Workmen's Comp Credits©©«.0©©© 752.79 expense t*unci©..©.....©©©©o©©©© 24, 215.00 *osxage tsxpense..oo.oooo.e.o©©.. 13,360.00 Underwood Lease•«••••••.•••••... 700.00 Photo Copy Expense©...... 4, 200.00 Print Traffic Rules & Orders.... 600.00 Offset Reproduction Machine,,... Indef. Post. Unpaid Bills (Art.8)©.,....«.©.« 1,452.25 Mental Health (Art.10) ...... 12,500.00 Youth Resource Bd (Art.11)...... 12,000.00 Child Dev. Program (Art.12). . « o . 2,000.00 Fire Alarm System (Art.16) e e » . * e 135,000.00 DPW Packers (Art.88) «..«.©o.©oe« Indef. Post. Transfer Station (Art©89) • 9 • • o . . Indef. Post. Browne School Repairs (Art.90) . e 61,000.00 Coolidge School Repairs (Art.91) 64.000.00 Phillips School Land Use(Art.92) Indef. Post. Industrial Access Rd.(Art.96)... 10,000.00 Purchase of Land (Art.97).©...•• 112,000.00 Traffic Lts, Orchard St.(Art.105) Indef. Post. Playground Reconstruction(Art.110) 250,000.00 VOTED: That the total sum of twenty million seven hundred eighty-nine thousand, seven hundred seventy-eight dollars and forty-three cents ($20,789,778.^3) already appropriated be raised as follows: To be transferred from the Excess & Deficiency account for Chapter 90 (See Article 9) $ 52,950.00 To be paid from Parking Meter Funds (Parking Meter Maint. & Operation) 17,150.00 33 Library Salaries to be reduced by transfer from State Aid to Libraries ($lU,740.13-) and County Aid-Dog Fund ($2,365.16) 17,105.29 To be transferred from Excess & Deficiency Account for purposes of reducing the tax rate 500,000.00 To be paid from School Public Law &jk funds: Admin. Other Expense 1,500.00 Admin. Out of State Travel 6,660.00 Instruction Other Expense lf,U00.00 Instruction Out of State 7,W*0.00 To be paid from School Public Law Q6k, Title III Fund: Other School Serv. Other Exp. 2,000.00 Maintenance Other Expense 4,000.00 To be paid from Public Law 66k Title V funds: Acquisition of Fixed Assets 3,265.00 29,265.00 To be borrowed (Fire Alarm System, Art. 16) 120,000.00 To be borrowed (Browne Scnool Repairs, Art. 90) 53,000.00 To be borrowed (Coolidge School Repairs, Art. 91) 56,000.00 To be borrowed (Playground Improvements, Art.-110) 230,000.00 To be appropriated from P.L. 92-512 Revenue Sharing Funds: Police Sal. Patrolmen 200,000'.00 Fire Sal. Firefighters 300,000.00 D.P.W. Sal. Labor, Overtime etc. 200,000.00 Public Library Salaries 150,000.00 Municipal Skating Arena Salaries 30,000.00 Recreation, Supervisor's Salaries 20,000.00 D.P.W. Streets & Sidewalk Constr. & Maint. 150,000.00 D.P.W. Phosphate & Flouridation 15,000.00 D.P.W. Snow & Ice Removal 50,000.00 D.P.W. Rubbish Disposal 100,000.00 D.P.W. Heat, Power & Utilities 100,000.00 Group Insurance 150,000.00 Veteran's Benefits 90,000.0(5 Workmen's Compensation 50,000.00 1,605,000.00 and the balance of eighteen million, one hundred nine thousand, three hundred eight dollars and fourteen cents to be assessed on the levy of the current year. ARTICLE 4. To see if the Town will vole to appropriate the necessary sums of money to pay that portion of the Town Debt which matures prior to July 1. 1975. direct how the same shall be raised; or lake action relating thereto. (Request of the Town Treasurer) 34 May 20, 1974 (Action taken in conjunction with Article 3) VOTED: That the sum of nine hundred fifty-four thousand and forty- four dollars ($954,044) be and hereby is appropriated to pay that portion of the Town debt due previous to July 1, 1975 and the sum of four hundred thirty three thousand, eight hundred eighty-two dollars and fifty cents ($433,882.50) be appropriated to pay that portion of the Town interest due previous to July 1, 1975 and that said appropriations and amounts be assessed on the polls and estates of the current year. ARTICLE 5. To see ifthe Town will vote to authorize the Town Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, to borrow money from time to time in anticipation of the revenueof the financialyearbeginning July 1. 1974.in accordance with the provisions of General Laws. Chapter 44. Section 4. and to issue a note or notes therefor, payable within one year, and to renew any note or notes as may be given for a period of less lhan one year in accordancewith General Laws.Chapter 44. Section 17; or take any action relating thereto. (Request ofTown Treasurer) June 10, 1974 VOTED Unanimously: That the Town Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, be and hereby is authorized to borrow money from time to time in anticipation of the revenue of the financial year begin ning July 1, 1974, in accordance*with the provisions of General Laws, Chapter 44, Section 4, and to issue a note or notes therefor, payable within one year, and to renew any note or notes as may be given for a period of less than one year in accordance with General Laws, Chapter 44, Section 17. ARTICLE 6. To see if the Town will vote to fix the salary and compensation of all elected officers of the Town as provided by General Laws (Ter. Ed.). Chapter 41. Section 108. as amended, for the following: Moderator, three Selectmen. Treasurer. Collector ofTaxes. Auditor, three Assessors. Town Clerk; or take any action relating thereto. June 10, 1974 VOTED: Tnat the salary and compensation of the elective officers of the Town be and are hereby fixed for the current year, effective as of July 1, 1974, in accordance with the following schedule. Moderator 175.00 Selectmen (3) 10,160.00 Auditor 17,010.00 Treasurer 17,010.00 Collector of Taxes 17,010.00 Town Clerk 17,010.00 Assessors (3) 10,160.00 35 ARTICLE 7. To see if the Town will vote to transfer unused balances already appropriated and not expended from P.L 92-512 Account, and transfer said sums back to P.L. 92-512Account (Revenue Sharing Funds). (Request of Board of Selectmen) June 10, 1974 VOTED: To adopt as printed in the Warrant. ARTICLE 8. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate the following sums of money to pay unpaid bills to various Department, said bills having been unpaid due to insufficiency of the appropriation in the year in which said bills were incurred, direct how the money shall be raised; or take any action relating thereto: Police Department $ 353.25 Workmen's Compensation Department 500.00 Fire Department 599.00 (Request of Board of Selectmen) June 6, 1974 VOTED: That the Town appropriate the sum of Fourteen hundred fifty-two dollars and twenty-five cents ($1,452.25) for the purpose of paying unpaid bills of the following amounts: said bills having been unpaid due to insufficiency of the appropriation in the year in which the bills were incurred: Police Department $353.25 Workmen's Compensation 500.00 Fire Department 599.00 said sums to be assessed on the tax levy of the current year. ARTICLE 9. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate or transfer from available funds in the treasury, a sum for Chapter 90. Highway Construction, and vote to authorize the Selectmen to enter into such contracts as may be necessary on behalf of the Town for construction work as proposed by the County and Commonwealth; or take any action relating thereto. (Request ofthe Board of Selectmen) June 2, 1974 VOTED: That the Town appropriate the sum of Seventy thousand, six hundred dollars ($70,600.00) for Chapter 90 construction and that the Selectmen are hereby authorized to enter into such contracts as may be necessary on behalf of the Town for construction work as proposed by the County and Commonwealth; and that of the appropriation, the sum of Seventeen thousand, six hundred and fifty dollars ($17,650.00) to be assessed on the tax levy of the current year, and the balance of Fifty-two thousand nine hundred and fifty dollars ($52,950.00) be appropriated and transferred from the Excess and Deficiency account 36 to meet the State and County share of said construction; the reimburse ments from the State and County to be restored upon their receipt to the Excess and Deficiency account. ARTICLE 10.To see if the Town will vote to appropriate the sum of$12,500 for the fiscal year commencing July I. 1974 to provide cooperative or complementary facilities to a children's mental health center, established in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 123of the General Laws,in cooperationwith the Massachusetts Department of Mental Health, the Town of Belmont and the City of Waltham, and to provide payment for servicesrendered by such center, pursuant to Section 5 (40C) of Chapter 40 of the General Laws and any acts in amendment thereof and in addition thereto; and to determine how the same shall be raised and by whom expended; or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Board of Selectmen, and Belmont-Waltham-Watertown Mental Health Association) June 6, 1974 VOTED: That the Town appropriate the sum of Twelve thousand, five hundred dollars ($12,500.00) to provide cooperative or comple mentary facilities to a children's mental health center, as established in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 123 of the General Laws, in cooperation with the Massachusetts Department of Mental Health, the Town of Belmont and the City of Waltham, and to provide payment for services rendered by such center, pursuant to Section 5 (40C) of Chapter 40 of the General Laws and any acts in amendment thereof and in addition thereto; and said sum to be expended under the direction of the School Committee and to be assessed on the tax levy of the cur rent year. ARTICLE 11. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate the sum of SI 2.000.00 to be expended under the direction of the School Committee and/or the Board of Selectmen to provide cooperative or complementary facilities to outpatient clinics established or to be established in accordance with the provisions of Chapter nineteen, or any other general or special law, in cooperation with the Department of Mental Health and other agencies including but not limited to the Family & Youth Resource Center, collaborating with said department and providing payment for services. (Request of the Board of Selectmen) June 6. 1974 VOTED: That the Town appropriate the sum of Twelve thousand dollars ($12,000.00) to provide cooperative or complementary facili ties of a children's mental health center, established in accordance with the provision of Chapter 689 of the Acts of 1971, entitled "An act authorizing the City of Waltham and the Towns of Watertown and Belmont and Weston to enter into agreements to provide joint psychiatric ser vices for the youth of said municipalities." and any acts in addition thereto; said sum to be expended under the direction of the Board of Selectmen and said to be placed on the tax levy of the current year. 37 ARTICLE 12.To see if the Town will vote to appropriate the sum of$2,000.00 to be expended under the direction of the Boardof Selectmen to provide funds for a child development program for pre-school children in Watertown. direct how the same shall be raised; or take any action relating thereto. (Request of the Boardof Selectmen) June 6, 1974 VOTED: That the Town appropriate the sum of Two thousand dollars ($2,000.00) to provide funds for a child development program for pre school children in Watertown, said sum to be expended under the direc tion of the Board of Selectmen and to be placed on the tax levy for the current year. ARTICLE 13. To see if the Town of Watertown will vote to enter into a Multi- Jurisdictional Agreement withthe cities of Cambridge and Somerville, and the towns of Arlington and Belmont for the purpose of supplying manpower services to the residents of the Town ofWatertown; or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Board of Selectmen) June 6, 1974 VOTED: To postpone indefinitely. ARTICLE 14. To see if the Town will vote to amend Chapter 5 of Section 3 of the By-Laws of the Town, by striking out therefrom, the first sentence and inserting in place thereof, the following: Domestic water bills shall be billed annually and payable semi-annually, one payment within 30 days of receipt, and one 6 months thereafter; or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Board of Public Works) June 6, 1974 Motion to amend Article 14, to read as follows was put to the meeting and it was VOTED: To amend Section 3 of Chapter 5 of the By-Laws of the Town by striking out the first sentence and inserting in place thereof the following: Domestic water bills shall be billed and payable semi-annually. ARTICLE 15. To see if the Town will vote to amend Chapter 5. Section 5 of the By-Laws ofthe Town, by striking out the following: "Water used by the various Town departments, excepting water for fire purposes, shall be charged to the respective appropriations of such departments."; or take any action thereto. (Request of Board of Public Works) June 6, 1974 VOTED: To adopt as printed in the Warrant. June 6, 1974 38 ARTICLE 16. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate a sum not to exceed $135,000.00 to install a modern type fire alarm communications system at the Main Street Fire Station, consisting of fire alarm operators console style units, electric generator plant, necessary wiring to generator, underground cables, plumbing and heating, building structure addition and/or supplies and equipment incidental thereto. The money to beexpended under the direction of the Fire Chiefof the Fire Department, and that the Treasurer be authorized toborrow said amount for a period not exceeding five (5)years, or take anyaction relating thereto. (Request of Board of Selectmen and Fire Department) June 3, 1974 VOTED: That the sum of One Hundred thirty-five thousand dollars is appropriated for the purpose of installing a modern type fire alarm communications system at the Main Fire Station, consisting of fire alarm operators console style units, electric generator plant, necessary wiring to generator, underground cables, plumbing and heating, building structure addition and/or supplies and equipment incidental thereto; said appropriation is to be expended under the direction of the Fire Chief of the Fire Department, and that to raise this appropriation. Fifteen Thousand dollars is to be assessed on the tax lev;, of the current year, and the Treasurer, with the approval of the Board of Selectmen is authorized to borrow One Hundred and twenty thousand ($120,000.00) under the provisions of Chapter 44, Section 7 (14). ARTICLE 17. To see if the Town of Watertown will vote to amend Section 7 of Chapter 10 of the By-Laws of the Town by striking out in Schedule A thereof under Mechanical and Construction Group the following: Forestry Foreman S-l 1 and inserting in place thereof the following: Forestry Foreman S-l2 Or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Personnel Board) May 20, 1974 VOTED: To adopt Article 17 as printed in the Warrant. ARTICLE 18. To seeif theTown will voteto amend Section 7 of Chapter 10of the By-Laws of the Town by striking out in Schedule A thereof under Mechanical and Construction Group the following: Water Construction Foreman S-11 and inserting in place thereof the following: 39 Water Construction Foreman S-l2 Or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Personnel Board) May 20, 1974 VOTED: To adopt Article 18 as printed in the Warrant. ARTICLE 19.To see if the Town will vote to amend Section 7 of Chapter 10of the By-Laws of the Town by striking out in Schedule A thereof under Labor Group the following: Cement Finisher W-8 and Mason W-7 and inserting in place thereofthe following: Cement Finisher/Mason W-8 Or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Personnel Board) May 20, 1974 VOTED: To adopt Article 19 as printed in the Warrant. ARTICLE 20.To see if the Town will vote to amend Section 7 of Chapter 10 of the By-Lawsof the Town by striking out in Schedule A thereof under Mechanical and Construction Group the following: Supervisor of Foreman S-l5 Or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Personnel Board) May 20, 1974 VOTED: To adopt Article 20 as printed in the Warrant. ARTICLE 21. To see if the Town willvote to amend Section 7 of Chapter 10 of the By-Laws of the Town by striking out in Schedule A thereof under Mechanical Construction Group the following: Motor Equipment Maintenance Foreman S-l2 Or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Personnel Board) May 20, 1974 VOTED: To adopt Article 21 as printed in the Warrant. 40 ARTICLE 22.To seeif the Town will voteto amend Section 7 of Chapter 10of the By-Laws of the Town by strikingout in Schedule A thereofunder Labor Group the following: Construction Handyman W-4 Or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Personnel Board) May 20, 1974 VOTED: To adopt Article 22 as printed in the Warrant. ARTICLE 23. To see if the Town will vote to amend Section 7 of Chapter 10 of the By-Laws of the Town by striking out in Schedule A thereof under Labor Group the following: Grader Operator W-7 Or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Personnel Board) May 20, 1974 VOTED: To adopt Article 23 as printed in the Warrant. ARTICLE 24. Tosee ifthe Town will vote to amend Section 7 ofChapter 10of the By-Laws of the Town bystriking out in Schedule A thereof under Labor Groupthe following: Tree Surgeon W-5 Or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Personnel Board) May 20, 1974 VOTED: To adopt Article 24 as printed in the Warrant. ARTICLE 25. Toseeif theTown will vote toamend Section 7 ofChapter 10of the By-Laws of theTown by striking outin Schedule Athereof under Labor Group the following: Tin Knocker-Spray Painter W-6 and inserting in placeof the following: Tin Knocker-Spray Painter W-8 Or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Personnel Board) 41 May 20, 1974 VOTED: To adopt Article 25 as printed in the Warrant. ARTICLE 26. To see if the Town will vote to amend Section 7 of Chapter 10 of its By-Laws by adding a newSchedule F as follows: SKATING RINK SALARY SCHEDULE F Compensation Grade Min. Max. SKI hourly 3.50 $ 3.75 SK-2 hourly 3.90 4.15 SK-3 annual 9.000.00 9.405.00 SK-4 annual 13.000.00 13.585.00 Or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Personnel Board) May 30, 1974 VOTED: To adopt as printed in the Warrant and to authorize the Selectmen to petition the General Court for legislation to allow Chapter 10 as pertaining to the salaries of the Municipal Ice Skating Arena to come before a Special Town Meeting for the purpose of increasing the salaries of said Municipal Ice Skating Arena by 8%. ARTICLE 27. To see if the Town will vote to amend Section 8 of Chapter 10 under Part-Time Positions Classified in the Administrative and Clerical Group, by striking out under Grade S-l the following: 2.39 2.50 2.60 2.71 2.80 Or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Personnel Board) May 20, 1974 VOTED: To postpone indefinitely. ARTICLE 28. To see if the Town will vote to amend Section 7 of Chapter 10 of the By-Laws of the Town bystrikingout in Schedule A thereofunder Administrative and Clerical Group the following: Clerk. Retirement Board S-7 and inserting in place thereof the following: Clerk. Retirement Board S-8 Or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Personnel Board) 42 May 20, 1974 VOTED: To adopt Article 28 as printed in the Warrant. ARTICLE 29. To see if the Town will vote to amend Section 7 of Chapter 10 of the By-Lawsof the Town by striking out in Schedule A thereof under Professional Group the following: Public Health Nurse S-9 and inserting in place thereof the following: Public Health Nurse S-10 Or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Personnel Board) May 20, 1974 VOTED: To adopt Article 29 as printed in the Warrant. ARTICLE 30. To see if the Town willvote to amend Section 7 of Chapter 10 of the By-Laws by striking out in schedule A thereof under Professional Group the following: Social Worker-Investigator. Veterans' Services S-8 and inserting in place thereof the following: Veterans' Services Investigator S-8 Or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Personnel Board) May 20, 1974 VOTED: To adopt Article 30 as printed in the Warrant. ARTICLE 31. To see if the Town will vote to amend Section 7 of Chapter 10 of the By-Laws of the Town under Schedule A thereof Professional Group by adding the following: Personnel Assistant to the Selectmen S-l6 Or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Personnel Board) May 20, 1974 VOTED: To adopt Article 31 as printed in the Warrant. 43 ARTICLE 32. To see if the Town will vote to amend Section 7 of Chapter 10 of the By-Laws of the Town under Schedule A. Professional group byadding the following: Multi Service Center Counselor S-10 May 20, 1974 VOTED: To adopt Article 32 as printed in the Warrant. ARTICLE 33. To see if the Town will vote to amend Section 7 of Chapter 10 of the By-Laws of the Town under Schedule A. Administrative and Clerical Group by adding thereto the following: Community ResourcesCoordinator S-3 Administrative Assistant Medical Clinic S-3 Planning Assistant S-7 Or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Personnel Board) May 20, 1974 VOTED: To adopt Article 33 as printed in the Warrant. ARTICLE 34. To see if the Town will vote to amend Section 7 of Chapter 10 of the By-Laws of the Town under Schedule A. SupervisoryGroup by adding the following: Multi-Service Center Director S-16 Or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Personnel Board) May 20, 1974 VOTED: To adopt Article 34 as printed in the Warrant. ARTICLE 35. To see if the Town will vote to amend Section 7 of Chapter 10 of the By-Laws of the Town by strikingout in Schedule A thereof under Supervisory Group the following: Health Officer and Agent S-16 and inserting in place thereofthe following: Health Officer and Agent S-l7 Or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Personnel Board) May 20, 1974 VOTED: To adopt Article 35 as printed in the Warrant. 44 ARTICLE 36. To see if Town will vote to amend Section 7 of Chapter 10 of the By-Laws of theTown byadding to Schedule A thereof under Inspection Group the following: Environmentalist S-l 4 Or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Personnel Board) May 23, 1974 VOTED: To adopt Article 36 as printed in the Warrant. ARTICLE 37. To see if the Town will vote to amend Section 7 of Chapter 10 of the By-Laws oftheTown bystriking outinSchedule Athereof under Supervisory Group the following: Assistant Superintendent ofPublic Works/Materials andEquipment S-16 and inserting in place thereof the following: Assistant Superintendent ofPublic Works/Materials and Equipment S-20 Or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Personnel Board) May 20, 1974 VOTED: To adopt Article 37 as printed In the Warrant. ARTICLE 38. To see if the Town will vote to amend Section 7 of Chapter 10 of the By-Laws of the Town by striking out in Schedule A thereof under Supervisory Group the following: Assistant Superintendent of Public Works/Utilities S-16 and inserting in place thereof the following: Assistant Superintendent of Public Works/Utilities S-20 Or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Personnel Board) May 23, 1974 VOTED: To adopt Article 38 as printed in the Warrant. ARTICLE 39. To see if the Town will vote to amend Section 7 of Chapter 10 of the By-Laws of the Town bystrikingout in Schedule Athereofunder Supervisory Group the following: 45 Assistant Superintendentof PublicWorks/Cemetery and Grounds S-16 and insertingin placethereofthe following: Assistant Superintendent of Public Works/Cemetery and Grounds S-20 Or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Personnel Board) May 23, 1974 VOTED: To adopt Article 39 as printed in the Warrant. ARTICLE 40.Toseeif the Town will vote to amend Section 7 ofChapter10of the By-Laws oftheTown bystriking outinSchedule Athereof under Supervisory Group the following: Assistant Superintendent of Public Works/Engineering and Inspection S-20 and inserting place thereof the following: Assistant Superintendent of Public Works/Engineering and Inspection S-21 Or lake any action relating thereto. (Request of Personnel Board) May 23, 1974 VOTED: To adopt Article 40 as printed in the Warrant. ARTICLE 41.Toseeif theTown will vote to amend Section 7 ofChapter10of the By-Laws of the Town by striking out in Schedule E thereof under Miscellaneous Salary Schedule the following: X-3 15.530 and inserting in place thereof the following: X-3 18.000 Or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Personnel Board) May 20, 1974 VOTED: To amend Article 41 as follows; X-3 $16,772.40 VOTED: To adopt as amended. ARTICLE 42. Tosee iftheTown will vote toamend Section 11 ofChapter 10of the By-Laws ofthe Town under Overtime Compensation by striking out thefollowing: 46 a) Administrative and Clerical Group Anemployee occupying a positionclassified in this group is not entitled to overtimecompensation. Hemaybe granted compensatorytime off at the discretion of his department head for hours worked in excess of those constituting his established work weekas set forth in Section 9. and inserting in place thereof the following: a) Administrative and Clerical Group An employee occupying a position classified in this group shall receive overtimecompensationfor hours worked in excessof 40 hours p«r week at the rate of one and one half (I'/i) times his regular rate. In lieu of overtime compensation, the employer may allow compensatory time off. May 23, 1974 VOTED: To adopt Article 42 as printed in the Warrant. ARTICLE 43. To see if the Town will vote to amend Section 7 of Chapter 10 of the By-Laws of the Town by striking out under HourlySchedule D-l the following: Each employee referred to in Schedule D-l. Grade W-l through W-ll inclusive, who works hours or shifts other than the regular daytime working hours, shall receive a differential increase over his base pay per hour in the following manner: Second Shift: 4:00 p.m.-12:00 a.m. Base hourly rate plus fifteen ($.15) cents per hour. Third Shift: 12:00 a.m.-8:00 a.m. Base hourly rate plus twenty ($.20) cents per hour. and insertingin placethereofthe following: Eachemployee referred to in Schedule D-l. Grade W-l through W-ll inclu sive who works hours or shifts other than the regular daytime working hours, shall receive a differential increase over his base pay per hour in the following manner: Second Shift: 3:00p.m.-l1:00p.m.Base hourly rate plus fifteen ($.15) cents per hour. Third Shift: 11:00p.m.-7:00 a.m. Basehourly rate plus twenty ($.20) cents per hour. Or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Personnel Board) May 23, 1974 VOTED: To adopt Article 43 as printed in the Warrant. 47 ARTICLE 44. To seeif the Town will voteto amend Chapter 10 Section 9 of the By-Lawsof the Town by deleting therefrom Supervisory Group AsRequired anddeletingalsotherefromthe following: ** Which shall be not less than 40hours per week and which may be computed over any 8 week cycle. and insertingin placethereof the following: Supervisory Group— ** As Required **Which shall benot less than 40hours per week and which may becomputed over any 2 week cycle. Or take anyactionrelating thereto. (Request of Personnel Board) May 23, 1974 VOTED: To adopt Article 44 as printed in the Warrant. ARTICLE 45. Tosee iftheTown will vote toamend Section 10 of Chapter 10 of the By-Laws of theTownby strikingout under Initial Application of theCompensation Plan the following: a) Upon adoption ofthis amended By-Law at an annual Town Meeting, the rate ofeach eligible employee occupying aposition in the classification plan shall be adjusted retroactive toJanuary 1ofthe year ofadoption. and inserting in place thereof the following: a) Upon adoption of this amended By-Law at an annual Town Meeting, the rate of each eligible employee occupying aposition in the classification plan shall become effective on July 1ofthe year ofadoption. Or take any action relatingthereto. (Request of Personnel Board) May 23, 1974 VOTED: To adopt Article 45 as printed in the Warrant. 48 ARTICLE 46. To sec if theTown will vote to amend Section 10 of Chapter 10 of the By-Laws of the Town by striking out under Initial Application of the Compensation Plan the following: b) The rate of each eligible employee shall be adjusted to the same corres ponding step rate in his designatedcompensation grade of Section 7 as the step rate which he occupied as of January I of the year of adoption. His corresponding step rate shall be determined by the same number of increments below maximum. (If more step rates are in his old than in his new compensation grade, the adjustment shall be at least to the minimum rate of the new compensation grade.) and inserting in place thereof the following: b) The rate of each eligible employee shall be adjusted to the same corres ponding step rate in his designated compensation grade of Section 7 as the step rate which he occupied as of July 1 of the year of adoption. His corresponding step rate shall be determined by the same number of incre ments below maximum. (If more step rates are in his old than in his new compensation grade, the adjustment shall be at least to the minimum rate of the new compensation grade. Or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Personnel Board) May 23, 1974 VOTED: To adopt Article 46 as printed in the Warrant. ARTICLE 47. To see if theTown will vote to amend Chapter 10Section 5(f) of the By-Laws byaddingto it the following paragraph: Upon recommendation of a Department Head supported by evidence in writing, the Personnel Board may authorize a rateofpay above the minimum for anemployee receiving a promotion toa vacant ornew position asdefined in Section 4(c) but consistent with the Classification Plan and the appropriation voted therefore. Or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Personnel Board) May 23, 1974 VOTED: To adopt Article 47 as printed in the Warrant. ARTICLE 48.To seeifthe Town will voteto amend Section 18of Chapter 10of its By-Laws byinsertingafter the firstparagraph thereofthe following: Permanent part-time employees whowork 20 hours or more per weekshall be paid the sum of $50.00 after they have completed ten years of continuous 49 employment and an additional $25.00 after completion of each and every additional fiveyears of continuous permanent part-time employment. Any part-time employee now receiving longevity compensation on a pro-rata basis by virtue of a previous by-law and/or article, shall continue to receive compensation under this amendment only. Or take any action relating thereto (Request of Personnel Board) May 23, 1974 VOTED: To postpone indefinitely. ARTICLE 49. To see if the Town will vole to amend Section 2 of Chapter 10 of its By-Lawsby striking out under "Definitions" Ihe following: "Temporary Employee" an employee who is appointed to the employee force for regular, full-time employment pending certification to permanent status, or to a permanent position in probationary or acting status, pending certification to permanent status. "Temporary Position" a position in the Town service which requires or is likely to require the services of one incumbent for a period less than fifty-two calendar weeks in continuous employment. and inserting in place thereof the following: "Temporary Employee" an employee retained in a temporary position as defined below, or an employee retained in a position the title of which contains the adjective temporary. "Temporary Position" a position in the Town's service which requires or is likely to require the services of one incumbent for a limited time and a special purpose, either on a full-time or a part-time basis. Or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Personnel Board) May 23, 1974 VOTED: To adopt Article 49 as printed in the Warrant. ARTICLE 50. To see if the Town will vote to amend Section 2 of Chapter 10 of its By-Laws under "Definitions" by adding the following: "Provisional Employee" an employee who is appointed to the employee force for regular full-time or part-time employment pending certification to permanent status, or to a permanent position in probationary or acting status pending certification to permanent status. Or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Personnel Board) 50 May 23, 1974 VOTED: To adopt Article 50 as printed in the Warrant. ARTICLE 51. To see if the Town willvote to amend Chapter 10 Section 12 (b) (3) of its By-Laws by adding the following: Provisional Employees shall be deemed to be permanent employees for purposes of Holiday Pay. Or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Personnel Board) May 23. 1974 VOTED: To adopt Article 51 as printed in the Warrant. ARTICLE 52. To see if the Town will vote to amend Chapter 3 Section 29 of the By-Laws of the Town by adding the following paragraph: "Provisional Employees" who have completed six months of continuous service shall be entitled to sick leave to be computed from the first day of such continu ous service. Or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Personnel Board) May 23, 1974 VOTED: To adopt Article 52 as printed in the Warrant. ARTICLE 53. To see if the Town will vote to amend Chapter 3 Section 28 (a) of the By-Lawsof the Town under Vacation By-Law by adding the following paragraph: Provisional Employees who have been regularly employed by the Town for a per iod of not less than 30 weeks in Ihe aggregate during the twelve month period from June first to May thirty-first inclusive, and not more than five years shall be granted by the head of each department a total annual vacation period which will not be less than two weeks without loss of pay. Or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Personnel Board) May 23, 1974 VOTED: To adopt Article 53 as printed in the Warrant. ARTICLE 54. To see if the Town will vote to amend Section 7 of Chapter 10 of the By-Lawsof theTown by striking out Schedule D and inserting in place thereof a new Schedule D as follows: 51 HOURLY WAGE SCHEDULE SCHEDULE D Compensation Min. Max. Grade W-l 4.17 4.40 W-2 4.20 4.43 W-3 4.26 4.48 W-4 4.31 4.54 W-5 4.37 4.60 W-6 4.44 4.69 W-7 4.49 4.76 W-8 4.57 4.84 W-9 4.63 4.94 W-10 4.74 5.01 W-ll 4.85 5.12 Or take any action relating thereto (Requestof Boardof Selectmen) May 20, 1974 VOTED: To adopt Article 54 as printed in the Warrant. ARTICLE 55. To see if the Town will vote to amend Section 7 of Chapter 10 of its By-Laws by striking out Schedule B and inserting in place thereof a new Schedule B as follows: GENERAL ANNUAL SALARY SCHEDULE SCHEDULE B Comptensation Grade Min. n III IV Max. S-l 6.135 6.365 S-2 6.365 6.610 6.845 7.095 7.345 S-3 7.095 7.345 7.615 7.905 8.190 S-4 7.345 7.615 7.905 8.190 8.500 S-5 7.615 7.905 8.190 8.500 8.815 S-6 7.905 8,190 8.500 8.815 9.185 S-7 8.190 8.500 8.815 9.185 9.565 S-8 8.500 8.815 9.185 9,565 9.940 S-9 8.815 9.185 9.565 9.940 10.320 S-10 9.185 9.565 9.940 10.320 10.740 S-ll 9.565 9.940 10.320 10.740 11.175 S-l 2 9.940 10.320 10.740 11.175 11.625 S-l 3 10.320 10.740 11.175 11.625 12.145 S-14 10.740 11.175 11.625 12.145 12.660 S-15 11.175 11.625 12.145 12.660 13.180 S-16 11.625 12.145 12.660 13.180 13.705 S-17 12.145 12.660 13.180 13.705 14.240 52 S-18 12.660 13.180 13.705 14.240 14.765 S-19 13.180 13.705 14.240 14.765 15.280 S-20 14.630 15.175 15.715 16.265 16.815 S-21 15.420 16.185 16.965 17.735 18.500 Or take any action relating thereto (Request of Board of Selectmen) May 20, 1974 VOTED: To adopt Article 55 as printed in the Warrant. ARTICLE 56. To see if the Town will vote to amend Section 8 of Chapter 10 of its By-Laws bystriking out Section8 and insertingthe following: Grade I n m IV V S-l 3.12 3.27 S-2 3.27 3.39 3.51 3.63 3.76 S-3 3.63 3.76 3.91 4.04 4.21 S-4 3.76 3.91 4.04 4.21 4.37 S-5 3.91 4.04 4.21 4.37 4.53 S-6 4.04 4.21 4.37 4.53 4.72 Or take any action relating thereto. (Requestof Boardof Selectmen) May 20, 1974 VOTED: To adopt Article 56 as printed in the Warrant. ARTICLE 57. To see if the Town will vote to amend Section 7 of Chapter 10 of its By-Laws by striking out the existing Schedule G entitled Library Annual Schedule and inserting in place thereof the following newschedule: Compensation Grade Min. n III IV Max. L-l 5.385 5.654 5.924 6.193 6.463 L-2 6.463 6.799 7.134 7.471 7.807 L-3 6.999 7.338 7.674 8.011 8.349 L-4 7.538 8.009 8.581 8.953 9.425 L-5 8.07C 8.548 9.020 9.491 9.963 L-6 8.581 9.020 9.558 10.098 10.636 L-7 9.020 9.558 10.098 10.636 11.175 L-8 9.558 10.098 10.636 11.175 11.713 L-9 12.113 12.771 13.431 14.089 14.747 L-10 14.111 14.817 15.522 16.229 16.933 Or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Board of Selectmen) 53 May 20, 1974 VOTED: To adopt Article 57 as printed in the Warrant. ARTICLE 58.To seeif theTown willvote to amend Section 18of Chapter 10of its By-Laws by inserting at the end of the first paragraph thereof the following 2 paragraphs: There shall be added to the annual compensation of each permanent part-time employee under this Chapter who works twenty (20) or more hours per week a sum equal to one-half the amount said employee would be entitled to if he or she were a full-time employee under Chapter 10. Provided, however, that if any permanent full-time employee or permanent part-timeemployeeunderthis Chapteris the subject of a collective bargaining agreement coveringlongevitycompensation, the provisions of said agreement shall supersede and prevail over this By-Law with respect to annual compensation and longevity shall continue to so prevail so long as said agreement is in effect. Or lake any actionrelatingthereto. (Request of Board of Selectmen) May 23, 1974 VOTED: To adopt Article 58 as printed in the Warrant. ARTICLE 59.To see if the Town will vote to amend Chapter 10. Section 11-A of the present By-Laws of theTown bystriking outthe following words and figures. Schedule A W-9 Storekeeper and insertingin place thereofthe following: Schedule A W-ll Storekeeper Or take any action relatingthereto. (Request of John A. Russo and others) May 23, 1974 VOTED: To postpone indefinitely. ARTICLE 60.To seeif the Town willvoteto amend Section7 of Chapter 10of the By-Laws bystriking outin Schedule AThere of under "LaborGroup"the following: Motor Equipment Repairman W-9 and inserting in place there ofthe following: 54 Motor Equipment Repairman W-l 1 Or take any action relating thereto. (Request ofCharles Jigarjian andothers) May 23, 1974 VOTED: To postpone indefinitely. ARTICLE 61. To see if the Town will vote to amend Chapter 10. Section 7. of the present By-Law oftheTown, bystriking outthefollowing words andfigures: WorkingForemanCarpenter W-ll and inserting in place thereof, the following: Wc.kingForeman Carpenter W-l 1-A Minimum • $5.00 Maximum • $6.00 Or take any action relating thereof. (Request of Arthur Brutti and others) May 23, 1974 VOTED: To postpone indefinitely. ARTICLE 62. To see if the Town will vote to amend Section 7 of Chapter 10 of the By-Laws of the Town by striking out in Schedule A thereof under Labor Group the following: Working Foreman Motor Equipment Repairman W-l 1 and inserting in place thereofthe following: Working Foreman Motor Equipment Repairman W-l4 Or take any action relating thereto. (Requestof Dennis Maher and others) May 23, 1974 VOTED: To postpone indefinitely. ARTICLE 63. To see if the Town will vote to amend Chapter 10 of the By-Laws by striking therefrom somuch ofSection 7.Schedule Basappearsbelow: 55 GENERAL ANNUAL SALARY SCHEDULE SCHEDULE B Grade Minimum II Ill IV Maximum SI $ $ $ $5,680. $5,895. ,S2 5.895. 6.120. 6.340. 6.570. 6.800. S3 6.570. 6.800. 7.050. 7.320. 7.585. S4 6.800. 7.050. 7.320. 7.585. 7.870. S5 7.050. 7.320. 7.S85. 7.870. 8.160. S6 7.320. 7.585. 7.870. 8.160. 8.505. S7 7.585. 7.870. 8.160. 8.505. 8.855. S8 7.870. 8.160. 8.505. 8.855. 9.205. S9 8.160. 8.505. 8.855. 9.205. 9.555. SIO 8.505. 8.855. 9.205. 9.555. 9.945. Sll 8.855. 9.205. 9.555. 9.945. 10.345. SI2 9.205. 9.555. 9.945. 10.345. 10.765. S13 9.555. 9.945. 10.345. 10.765. 11.245. SI4 9.945. 10.345. 10.765. 11.245. 11.720. SI5 10.345. 10.765. 11.245. 11.720. 12.205. SI6 10.765. 11.245. 11.720. 12.205. 12.690. SI7 11.245. 11.720. 12.205. 12.690. 13.185. SI8 11.720. 12.205. 12.690. 13.185. 13.670. SI9 12.205. 12.690. 13.185. 13.670. 14.150. S20 13.545. 14.050. 14.550. 15,060. 15.570. S2I 14.280. 14.985. 15.710. 16.420. 17.130. and inserting in place thereof the following: Grade Minimum n Ill IV Maximum SI $ $ $ $6,360. $6,600. S2 6.600. 6.850. 7.100. 7.360. 7.620. S3 7.360. 7.620. 7.900. 8.200. 8.500. S4 7.620. 7.900. 8.200. 8.500. 8.810. S5 7.900. 8.200. 8.500. 8.810. 9,140. S6 8.200. 8.500. 8.810. 9:140. 9.530. S7 8.500. 8.810. 9,140/ 9.530. 9.920. S8 8.810. 9.140. 9.530. 9.920. 10.310. S9 9.140. 9.530. 9.920. 10.310. 10.700. SIO 9.530. 9.920. 10.310. 10.700. 11.140. Sll 9.920. 10.310. 10.700. 11.140. 11.590. S12 10,310. 10.700. 11.140. 11.590. 12.060. S13 10.700. 11.140. 11.590. 12.060. 12.590. S14 11.140. 11.590. 12.060. 12.590. 13.130. S15 11.590. 12.060. 12.590. 13.130. 13.670. SI6 12.060. 12.590. 13.130. 13.670. 14.210. S17 12.590. 13.130. 13.670. 14.210. 14.770. SI8 13.130. 13.670. 14.210. 14.770. 15.310. S19 13.670. 14.210. 14.770. 15.310. 15.850. S20 14.210. 14.770. 15.310. 15.850. 17.440. S21 14.770. 15.310. 15.850. 17.440. 19.190. 56 (Request of Francis R. Maurerand others) May 20, 1974 VOTED: To postpone indefinitely. ARTICLE64.To seeif the Town will voteto amendChapter 10of the By-Laws by strikingtherefrom the salary schedule underSection 8 asappears below: Grade Min n ni rv V VI Max SI $2.39 $2.50 $2.60 $2.71 $2.80 $2.89 $3.0: S2 3.03 3.14 3.25 3.36 3.48 S3 3.36 3.48 3.62 3.74 3.90 S4 3.48 3.62 3.74 3.90 4.05 S5 3.62 3.74 3.90 4.05 4.19 S6 3.74 3.90 4.05 4.19 4.37 and insertingin place thereof the following: Grade Min n III IV Max SI $2.80 $2.95 $3.10 3.25 $3.40 S2 3.40 3.52 3.64 3.76 3.90 S3 3.76 3.90 4.05 4.20 4.35 S4 3.90 4.05 4.20 4.35 4.55 S5 4.05 4.20 4.35 4.55 4.70 S6 4.20 4.35 4.55 4.70 4.90 (Request of Francis R. Maurer and others) May 20, 1974 VOTED: To postpone indefinitely. ARTICLE 65. To see if the Town will vote to.amend Chapter 10 Section 7 of the present By-Laws of the Town by strikingout the following wordsand figures. Mechanical & Construction Group Timekeeper S-l 1 and insertingin Section 7 the following: Mechanical & Construction Group Timekeeper S-l3; or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Louis F. Langione and others) May 23, 1974 VOTED: To postpone indefinitely. ARTICLE 66. To see if the Town will vote to amend Section 7 of Chapter 10 By-Law of the Town by striking out in Schedule A. thereof the following words and figures. 57 Highway Foreman S-12 and inserting in Section 7 the following: Highway Foreman S-14 Or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Edward T. LaRoche andothers) May 23, 1974 VOTED: To postpone indefinitely. ARTICLE 67. To see if the Town will vote to amend Section 7 of Chapter 10 of its By-Laws by striking out Schedule E entitled Miscellaneous Salary Schedule and insertingin placethereofthe following new schedule: MISCELLANEOUS SALARY SCHEDULE SCHEDULE E Compensation Grade Min. n III IV Max. X-l 4.945 5.175 5.405 5.645 5.870 X-2 10.340 10.815 11.407 11.997 Or take any action relating thereto. (Requestof BoardofSelectmen) May 20, 1974 VOTED: To adopt Article 67 as printed in the Warrant. ARTICLE 68. To see if the Town will vote to amend Section 7 of Chapter 10 of the By-Laws of the Town by striking out in Schedule E thereof, under Miscellaneous Salary Schedule, the following: X-3 $15,530.00 and inserting in place thereof the following: X-3 $18,500.00 (Request of the Board of Selectmen) May 20, 1974 VOTED: To postpone indefinitely. ARTICLE 69. To see if the Town will vote to amend Section 7 of Chapter 10 of its By-Laws by striking out in ScheduleA under "Mechanical and Construction Group" the following: 58 Water Construction Foreman S-l 1 and insert the following: Water Construction Foreman S-14 Or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Anthony Brandolinoand others) May 20, 1974 VOTED: To postpone indefinitely. ARTICLE 70. To see if the Town will vote to amend Section 7 of Chapter 10 of the By-Laws by striking out under "Library Annual Salary Schedule-Schedule G" the following figures inserted by action at the Annual Town Meetingof 1972: Grade Min. II III IV Max. L-l 4,771 5.010 5.249 5.487 5.726 L-2 5.726 6.024 6,322 6.620 6.918 L-3 6.202 6.501 6.800 7.099 7.398 L-4 6.679 6.097 7.515 7.933 8.351 L-5 7.156 7.574 7.992 8.410 8.828 L-6 7.515 7.992 8.469 8.947 9.424 L-7 7.992 8.469 8.947 9.424 9.901 L-8 8.469 8.947 9.424 9.901 10.378 L-9 10.733 11.316 11.900 12.483 13.067 and inserting in place thereof the following figures, which include the 4.5 per cent increase granted pursuant to Chapter 668 of the Acts of 1973: Grade Min. II HI IV Max. L-l 5.734 6.020 6.307 6.594 6.882 L-2 6.882 7.239 7.597 7.956 8.313 L-3 7.453 7.813 8.172 8.531 8.891 L-4 8.027 8.528 9.031 9.534 10.036 L-5 8.60Q 9.102 9.605 10,106 10.609 L-6 9.031 9.605 10.178 10.753 11.325 L-7 9.605 10.178 10.753 11.325 11.899 L-8 10.178 10.753 11.325 11.899 12.472 L-9 12.898 13.599 14.301 15.002 15.703 (Request of Stella Frimmel and others) May 20, 1974 VOTED: To postpone indefinitely. ARTICLE 71.Toseeif the Town will vote to amend Section 7 of Chapter 10of the By-Laws of the Town by striking out under Schedule G. entitled Library Annual Salary Schedule, the following: 59 L10 13.066 13.719 14.372 15.027 15.679 and insertingin placethereofthe following: L10 14.634 15.365 16.097 16.830 17.560 Or take any action relating thereto. (Request ofthe Board of Library Trustees) May 23, 1974 VOTED: To postpone indefinitely. ARTICLE 72. To see ifthe Town of Watertown will vote to amend Section 7 under Section A. Chapter 10By-Laws by adding to PublicSafety Group the following: Parking Control Officers PM-1 $3.00 PM-2 $3.15 PM-3 $3.30 PM-4 $3.45 PM-5 $3.60 Or take any action relating thereto. > (Request of Board ofSelectmen) May 23, 1974 VOTED: To postpone indefinitely. ARTICLE 73. To see if the Town will vote to amend Section 7 of Chapter 10 of the By-Lawsof the Town by striking out in Schedule C thereof under Fire Annual Salary Schedule the following: F-l $9,473 10.017 10.562 11.106 F-2 12.040 12.661 F-3 13.519 14.216 F-4 14.999 15.771 and inserting in place thereof the following: F-l 11,219 12.165 12.439 F-2 13.485 14.180 F-3 15.373 16.165 F-4 17.525 18.428 Or take any action relating (hereto. (Request ofGeorge C. Wormwood and others) May 20, 1974 VOTED: To amend as follows: F-l 10,231 10,818 11.407 11.994 F-2 13.003 13.674 F-3 14.601 15.353 F-4 16.199 17.033 60 VOTED: To adopt Article 73 as Amended effective August 1, 1974. ARTICLE 74. To see if the Town will vote to amend Section 7 of Chapter 10 of the By-Laws of the Town by striking out in Schedule C thereof, under Police Annual Salary Schedule, the following: P-l $10,512.00 $11,108.00 P-2 11.920.00 12.733.00 P-3 13.546.00 14.359.00 P-4 15.036.00 15.713.00 and inserting in place thereof! P-l $12,948.00 $13,500.00 P-2 15.091.00 15.920.00 P-3 17.956.60 18.785.60 P-4 21.503.01 22,167.01 Or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Richard M. Gagnon and others) May 20, 1974 VOTED: To amend as follows : P-l 11.353 11,997 P-2 12.874 13.752 P-3 14.630 15.508 P-4 16,239 16.970 VOTED: To adopt Article 74 as amended, effective January 1. 1975. ARTICLE 75. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate such sum as may be necessary to provide an annual rate of compensation to the FireChief(F-5) and Police Chief (P-5) equal to two (2.0) times the highest annual rate of compensation (maximum) of a permanent full-time Firefighter (F-l) or permanent full-time Police Officer (P-l). as the case may be. as provided by Section 57 G of Chapter 48 of the General Laws, direct how the same shall be raised; or take any action relative thereto. (Request of Robert C. O'Reilly and others) June 6, 1974 VOTED: To postpone indefinitely. ARTICLE 76. To see if the Town will vote to amend Chapter 10 of the By-Laws of the Town by adding as Section 20 thereof the following: "Section 20. Effective January 1. 1975. an employee occupying a position in one of the policeclassifications who is regularlyscheduled to work on an eight and one-quarter (8'/t) hour night shift (any shift or tour commencing at or after 61 3:45 P.M. and prior to 8 A.M.) shall receive, in addition to his regular annual salary, while assigned to a night shift, a night shift differential equivalent to ten (10) per cent of his regular annual salary. Night shift differential shall be included in base pay for the purpose of computing overtime, holiday pay. vacation pay. court-time, injured leave,sick leave,and for retirement-pension purposes."; or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Richard M.Gagnon and others) May 23, 1974 VOTED: To postpone indefinitely. ARTICLE 77. To see if the Town will vote to amend Chapter 10 of the By-Laws of the Town by deleting paragraphs (a) and (b) of Section 19 in their entirety, and inserting in place thereofthe following new paragraphs (a) and (b): "Section 19 (a) Education Incentive Plan. Effective January 1, 1975. an employee occupying a position in one of the police classifications who has earned, or who after January 1. 1975. shall have earned education points as follows, shall be entitled to and shall receive, in addition to other compensation provided under Chapter 10. an annual payment according to the following schedule: EducationPointsEarned AnnualPayment 60 points for an Associate Degree or towards a Baccalaureate Degree $1700.00 120points for a Baccalaureate Degree $2300.00 Points anddegrees must beearned andcredited in the mannerspecified by Chapter 835 of the Acts of 1970. The Chief of Police shall administer his paragraph (a). (b) Transitional Career Awards Program. Effective January I. 1975. an employee occupying a position in one of the police classificatoins with the following requisite years of service, as of January 1. 1975. or who thereafter attains said requisite years of service, shall be entitled to and shall receive, in addition to other compensation provided under Chapter 10. an annual payment in accordance with the following schedule: Yean ofService AnnualPayment Commencing with the fifth year $ 500.00 Commencingwith the tenth year 1000.00 Commencingwith the fifteenth year 1500.00 Or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Richard M. Gagnon and others) May 23, 1974 VOTED: To postpone indefinitely. 62 ARTICLE 78. To see if the Town will vote to amend Chapter 10 of the By-Laws of the Town by addingas Section20thereof,the following: Section 20a Fire Career Incentive Plan There is hereby established- a career incentive pay program offering supple mental remuneration to regular full-time employees of the Watertown Fire Department, for furthering their education in the field of fire work. This remuneration is supplemental to base salary and shall be predicated on fhe accumulation of points earned in the following manner: one (1) point for each semester hour credit earned toward a baccalaureate or an associate degree; sixty points for an associate degree: one hundred and twenty points for a baccalaureate degree; one hundred and fifty points for a degree of Master. All semester credits and degrees shall be earned in an educational institution accredited by the New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, or by the Board of Higher Education. Such supplemental remuneration shall be granted in the following manner: a one and one-half per cent increase for ten points so accumulated, a three per cent increase for twenty-five points, a five percent increase for forty points, a seven and one-half per cent increase for sixty poinfs. a ten per cent increase for one hundred and twenty points, or fifteen per cent increase for one hundred and fifty points so accumulated. This plan requires the following steps: 1. The Chief of the Department must approve, in advance, the professional appropriateness of the courses taken. 2. Employees shall receive supplemental remuneration on the basis of appropriate course completion information filed on or before August first of each year with the Chief of the Fire Department on a form furnished by the Chiefofthe Department. 3. The number of points accumulated by each employee shall then be computed and the appropriate supplemental remuneration shall be authorized by the Chief of Department to be paid semi-annually on the first pay period in Ihe month of December and the first pay period in the month ofJune. It is felt that the inclusion of this education benefit is consistent with current national and statewide trends toward improving the professionalism of public safety departments. Careerincentivepaymentsarenot intended to be included as partofthe employee's base pay. (Request ofSandra J. Sanchez and others) May 30, 1974 VOTED: To postpone indefinitely. ARTICLE 79. To see if the Town will vote to amend Chapter 10of the By-Laws of the Town by adding as Section 21 thereof, the following: 63 Section 21 Transitional CareerAwards Program Effective July 1. 1974. an employee occupying a position in one of the fire classifications withthe following requisite years of service, asof July 1.1974. or who thereafter attains said requisiteyears of service, shall be entitled to and shall receive, in addition to other compensation provided under Chapter 10. except longevity, an annual payment in accordance with the following schedule: Years of Service Annual Payment Commencing with the fifth year $300 Commencing with Ihe tenth year 600 Commencing with the fifteenth year 900 Payments underthe Program shall be madequarterly, shall not be included in base pay for the purpose of computing overtime, sick pay. injury pay. holiday pay. vacation pay. and shall be considered regular compensation for pension and retirement purposes, to the extent permitted by law. Only employees employed on July I. 1974 are eligible to participate in the Transitional Career Awards Program. Fire personnel hired after July I. 1974 are not eligible to participate therein, butare encouraged to participate inthe Fire Career Incentive Plan. Those employees who qualify for payment under both the Transitional Career Awards Program and the Fire Career Incentive Plan shall receive thehigher payment to which theyareentitled,but not both. (Request ofSandra J. Sanchez and others) May 30, 1974 VOTED: To amend Article 79 as follows: Beginning July 1, 1974, the longevity pay presently received by employees hereunder shall be increased as follows: Years of Service As of July 1, 1974 10-14 $200.00 15-19 300.00 20-24 400.00 25 and Over 500.00 Longevity pay hereunder shall not exceed five hundred ($500.00) dollars. VOTED: To adopt Article 79 as amended. ARTICLE 80. To see if the Town will vote to amend Section 18ofChapter 10 ofthe By-Laws of the Town by adding the following words after the word "Chapter" as appearing in the first sentence of Section 18, to wit: "other than an employee occupying a position in one of the fire classifications"; or take any action relating thereto. (Request ofPatriciaA. McCarthy and others) May 30, 1974 VOTED: To postpone indefinitely. 64 ARTICLE81. To seeif theTown will vote toaccept the provisions of Section 1ID of Chapter 32B of the General Laws of the Commonwealth which provides that upon acceptance the Town may appropriate money to provideservice-connected accidental death insurance for police officers and firefighters: ortakeanyaction relating thereto. (Request of Richard M. Gagnon and others) May 23, 1974 VOTED: To postpone indefinitely. ARTICLE 82. To see if theTown will vote to increase the number of patrolmen in the police department by adding four new patrolmen, provide the necessary funds therefore, direct how thesame will beraised: ortakeanyaction relating thereto. (Request of MargaretC. Hickey and others) June 6, 1974 VOTED: To postpone indefinitely. ARTICLE 83. To see if theTown will vote to amend Section 29of Chapter 3 of the By-Laws of theTown of Watertown. entitled "Sick Leave", by adding in Section P. after theword "retirement", thewords "ordeath"; and after theword "person", the words "his estate"; and after the words "sick leave", the words "from a separate account". so as to read as follows: Section P. Whenever theemployment of any person subject to the By-Laws of the Town of Watertown is terminated by retirement or death under the General Laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, such person, or his estate, shall receive 25% ofhisunused accumulated sick leave, from a separate account. Or take any action relatingthereto. (Request of Anne L Bulger and others) May 23, 1974 VOTED: To postpone indefinitely. ARTICLE 84. To see ifthe Town of Watertown will vote to authorize the Selectmen topetition theGeneral Court for legislation toauthorize theTown to pay to theestate ofanyemployee where employment terminated between January 1. 1973 andJune 30, 1974 byreason ofdeath. 25% ofsuch deceased persons unused sick leave: ortakeany action relating thereto. (Request of GeorgeC. Wormwood and others) May 23, 1974 VOTED: To postpone indefinitely. 65 ARTICLE 85. To see ifthe Town will vote to authorize (2) two days annual personal leave to employees of the Town under Schedule D so that they may attend certain functions such as funerals not covered by bereavement clause, court sessions, hospital visitations, or other Items that may not be coveredundersick leave privileges; or take any action relating thereto. (Request of GeorgeDoyleand others) May 23, 1974 VOTED: To postpone indefinitely. ARTICLE 86. To see if the Town will vote, pursuant and subject to the provisions of Chapter405of the Acts of 1965 to adoptthe following By-Law: "The title of "Sealer of Weights and Measures"in the Town of Watertown shall be known as "Inspector of Weights and Measures" provided however that such change in title shall not in any way affect the method of appointment, the powers, rights or duties of sealersand provided further that in case of any change of title any person thereafter appointed as an inspectorof weightsand measuresshall be appointed in the same manner as, and be subject to all provisions of law relative to sealers or asset forth in Section 34 of Chapter 98 of the General Laws; or take any action relative thereto. (Request of Charles A. Hendersonand others) May 23, 1974 VOTED: To postpone indefinitely. ARTICLE 87. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Board of Selectmen to enter into an agreement or agreements from one to five years, to deliver the Town's refuse to an out-of-Town source; or take any action relating thereto. (Request of the Board of Selectmen,and Incinerator Committee) June 2, 1974 VOTED: To adopt Article 87 as printed in the Warrant. ARTICLE 88. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate a sum of money not to exceed $200,000.00 for the purchase of five 25-yard Packers, direct how the money shall be raised; or take any action relatingthereto. (Request of the Board of Selectmen, andIncinerator Committee) June 2, 1974 VOTED: To postpone indefinitely. ARTICLE 89. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate a sum of money not in excess of $300,000.00 to build a Transfer Station, equip same and provide proper landscaping, on the site of the present incinerator, direct how the money shall be raised: or take any action relating thereto. (Request of the Board of Selectmen, and IncineratorCommittee) 66 June 2, 1974 VOTED: To postpone indefinitely. ARTICLE 90.To seeif theTownwill voteto raise and appropriate or transfer from available funds the sum of $61,000. to be used at the Browne School for various renovations and repairs; and to authorize the School Committee to carry out the purposesof this article;or take any other action relatingthereto. (Request ofWatertown School Committee) June 6, 1974 Unanimously VOTED: That the sum of Sixty-one thousand dollars ($61,000.00) is appropriated for the purpose of making various renovations and re pairs at the Browne School, said sum tobe expended under the direction of the School Committee; and that to raise this appropriation, the sum of Eight Thousand dollars ($8,000.00) is to be assessed on the tax levy of the current year, and the Treasurer, with the approval of the Board of Selectmen is authorized to borrow Fifty-three thousand dollars ($53,000.00) under the provisions of Chapter 44, Section 7 (3A). ARTICLE 91.To seeif theTownwill voteto raise and appropriate or transferfrom available funds the sum of $64,000. to be used at the Coolidge School for various renovations and repairs; and to authorize the School Committee to carrv out the purposes of this article; or take anyotheraction relating thereto. (Request ofthe Watertown School Committee) June 10, 1974 VOTED Unanimously: That the sum of Sixty-four thousand dollars ($64,000.00) is appropriated for the purpose of making various renova tions and repairs at the Coolidge School, said sum to be expended under the direction of the School Committee; and that to raise this appropriation, the sum of Eight thousand dollars ($8,000.00) is to be assessed on the tax levy of the current year, and the Treasurer with the approval of the Board of Selectmen, is authorized to borrow Fifty- six thousand dollars ($56,000.00) under the provisions of Chapter 44, Section 7 (3A). ARTICLE92. To seeif theTown will vote to raise and appropriate or transfer from available funds the sum of $50,000. to be used at the Phillips School for the improvement of land use; and to authorize the School Committee to carry out the purposes of this article; or take anyotheractionrelating thereto. (Request ofWatertown School Committee) May 10, 1974 VOTED: To postpone indefinitely. 67 ARTICLE 93. To see if the Town will authorize the Board of Selectmen to rent or enter into a lease of facilities of Armenian Cultural Center for Home Base School upon such terms as the Board of Selectmen and/or the School Committee may determine or take any action relating thereto. (Request ofthe Watertown School Committee) June 10, 1974 VOTED: To adopt Article 93 as printed in the Warrant. ARTICLE 94. To see if the Town will vote to amend the Zoning By-Law of the inhabitants of Watertown by inserting the following changes necessary to create a Residential Cluster District: Amend section 3.10 as follows: SECTION 3.10 CLASSIFICATION OF DISTRICTS Section 3.10 Classification of Districts There shall be nine classes of residence districts. Single Family Districts are further subdivided into districts designated by numbers indicating minimum required lot areas in thousands of square feet and Apartment Districts are divided and designated by their relative density. There shall also be one Residential Planned Unit District and one Residential Cluster District. In addition there shall be two classes of business districts, one class of industrial district and one class of multi-use district. The thirteen districts shall be designated by initial letter as follows: (a) Residence Districts S • Single Family:S-10 and S-6 SC- Single FamilyConversion T- Two Family R• Residential: R. 75. R .2 and R2.3 RP- Residential Planned Unit RC- Residential Cluster (b) Business Districts LB- Limited Business CB- Central Business (c) Industrial Districts I- industrial (d) Multi-Use District M- Multi-Use Amend Section 5.0 Interpretationby insertinga new Subparagraph(0 as follows: (0 In accordance with the provisions of Section 9.03. any use listed in Sections 5.1 or 5.2 which is denoted by the letter "Y" shall be denoted by 68 the letters "SP" ifit i&either a non-residential use with more than 20.000 square feet of gross floorareaor it requires50or more parking spaces or it is an apartment house or condominium requiring 50 or more parking spaces. Amend Section 5.1. Table of Use Regulations, as a Principal Use by inserting a new districtdesignated RC betweenthe columnsheadedRP and LB. Amend Section 5.1 Table of Use Regulations, as a principal use designated 1. Residence (n) Condominium (new or conversion subject to Section 9.03) with the following-letters under each column heading. S-10 SC T R7.5 R2.3 RP RC LB CB MI S-6 N N N SP SP SP SP N SP SP N Amend Section5.1Table of Use Regulations,as a Principal Use by inserting the letter N under the column headed RC for all uses in Section 5.1 except use l(n) Condominium (new or conversion subject to Section 9.03) Amend Section 5.2. Table of Use Regulations as an AccessoryUse by changing use (i) lo read as follows: In apartment and condominium projects administrative offices, clubrooms and common laundry room, reserved for occupants use. Amend Section 5.3 Table of Dimensional Regulations by inserting a new district RC between RP and LB with the following dimensional controls. Minimum Lot size in Square Feet or acres:4 acres. Maximum Height: 30 Feet 3 stories Minimum Yard in Feet Front H+L(f) Side H+L Rear H+L(h) Maximum % of Lot Coverage: 25 Maximum Floor Area Ratio: 0.60 Minimum Frontage 50 Minimum Lot Area per D.U. in sq. ft. 2230 Minimum Useable Open Space Per D.U. 1200 69 Amend Section 6.10 (e) Location and Design of Off-Street Parking Spaces by changing the dimensional 20 feet appearing with the second line to read 24 feet. Amend Section 6.12 Table of Required Off-Street Parking Spaces under Principal Use by adding Ihe words "or condominium" after the words "Apartment House". Amend Section 7.5 Summary of Permitted Signs and Illumination by adding the Letters RC above the column headed RPand leaving the letters RP. Amend Section9.03Review of Apartment and Row House Site Plans by insertingthe words "Condominium. Certain Non-residential Developments" following the word Apartment in'the Title, by inserting the word "condominiums", following the word apartments in the first line of the text, by deleting everything after the word "site" in Ihe third line and by adding the following "or any application for a special permit required by the provisionsof section 5.0 (0 shall be reviewed in the following manner before either a building permit or a special permit is granted". Amend Section 9.03 (e) by deleting the first four lines and inserting the following: (e) In reviewing a site plan for apartments, condominiums, rowhouses or any use provided for in Section 5.0 (0. the Board of Appeals in the case of a request for a Special Permit and this Planning Board in the case of a request for a Special Permit or a Building Permit, shall prepare a written report on the proposal considering among other things the six items listed below. In the case of a request for a Building Permit the report of the Planning Board shall be filed with the Building Permit in the office ofthe Building Inspector. In the case of a Special Permit the report of the Planning Board shall be submitted to the Board.of Appeals in accordance with the provisions of Section 9.10 and filed with the final decision of the Board of Appeals. Revisions to any plans must be approved in the same manner as the original plan. Or take any action relating thereto. (Request ofthe Watertown Planning Board) June 10, 1974 VOTED: To amend Article 94 as follows: ARTICLE 94 : To see if the Town will vote to amend"the Zoning By- Law of the Inhabitants of Watertown by inserting the following changes necessary to create a Residential Cluster District: Amend section 3.10 as follows: SECTION 3.10 CLASSIFICATION OF DISTRICTS Section 3.10 Classification of Districts There shall be nine classes of residence districts. Single Family Districts are further subdivided into districts designated by numbers indicating minimum required lot areas in thousands of square feet and Apartment Districts are divided and designated by their rela tive density. There shall also be one Residential Planned Unit 70 District and one Residential Cluster District. In addition there shall be two classes of business districts, one class of industrial district and one class of multi-use district. The thirteen districts shall be designated by initial letter as follows: (a) Residence Districts S-Single Family: S-10 and S-6 SC -Single Family Conversion T-Two Family R-Residential: R .75, R 1.2 and R 2.3 RP-Residential Planned Unit RC-Residential Cluster (b) Business Districts LB-Limited Business CB-Central Business (c) Industrial Districts I-Industrial (d) Multi-Use District M-Multi-Use Amend Section 5.0 Interpretation by inserting a new Subparagraph (f) as follows: (f) In accordance with the provisions of Section 9.03, any use listed in Sections 5.1 or 5.2 which is denoted by the letter "Y" shall be denoted by the letters "SP" if it is either a non-residential use with more than 20,000 square feet of gross floor area or it requires 50 or more parking spaces or it is an apartment house or condominium requiring 50 or more parking spaces. Amend Section 5.1 Table of Use Regulations, as a Principal Use by inserting a new district designated RC between the columns headed RP and LB. Amend Section 5.1 Table of Use Regulations, as a principal use desig nated I. Residence (n) Condominium (new or conversion subject to Section 9.03) with the following letters under each column heading. S-10 SC T R.75 R1.2 R2.3 RP RC LB CB MI S-6 NNN SP SP SP SP SP N SP SP N Amend Section 5.1 Table of Use Regulations, as a Principal Use by inserting the letter N under the column headed RC for all uses in Sec tion 5.1 except use l(n) Condominium (new or conversion subject to Section 9.03) 71 Amend Section 5.2 Table of Use Regulations as an Accessory Use by changing use (i) to read as follows: In apartment and condominium projects administrativeoffices, club- rooms and common laundry room, reserved for occupants use. Amend Section 5.3 Table of Dimensional Regulations by inserting a new district RC between RP and LB with the following dimensional controls. Minimum Lot size in Square Feet or acres: 4 acres Maximum Height: 30 Feet 3 stories Minimum Yard in Feet Front Side Rear H+L (h) 3 Maximum % of Lot Coverage: 25 Maximum Floor Area Ratio: 0.60 Minimum Frontage 50 Minimum Lot Area Per D.U. in sq. ft. 2230 Minimum Useable Open Space Per D.U. 1200 Amend Section 6.10 (e) Location and Design of Off-Street Parking Spaces by changing the dimensional 20 feet appearing with the second line to read 24 feet. Amend Section 6.12 Table of Required Off-Street Parking Spaces under Principal Use by adding the words "or condominium" after the words "Apartment House". Amend Section 7.5 Summary of Permitted Signs and Illumination by adding the Letters RC above the column headed RP and leaving the letters RP. Amend Section 9.03 Review of Apartment and Row House Site Plans by inserting the words "Condominium, Certain Non-residential Develop ments" following the word Apartment in the Title, by inserting the word "condominiums", following the word apartments in the first line of the text, by deleting everything after the word "site" in the third line and by adding the following "or any application for a special per mit required by the provisions of section 5.0 (f) shall be reviewed in the following manner before either a building permit or a special permit is granted". 72 Amend Section 9.03 (e) by deleting the first four lines and inserting the following: (e) In reviewing a site plan for apartments, condominiums, row- houses or any use provided for in Section 5.0 (f), the Board of Appeals in the case of a request for a Special Permit and this Planning Board in the case of a request for aSpecialPer mit or a Building Permit, shall prepare a written report on the proposal considering among other things the six items listed below. In the case of a request for a Building Permit the report of the Planning Board shall be filed with the Building Permit in the office of the Building Inspector. In the case of a Special Permit the report of the Planning Board shall be sub mitted to the Board of Appeals in accordance with the provisions of Section 9.10. Revisions to any plans must be approved in the same manner as the original plan. VOTED : To adopt Article 94 as amended, 85 inFavor and 15 Opposed. ARTICLE 95. To see if the Town will vote to amend the Zoning By-Law by amending the map designation of the following described area from T - Two Family to RCCluster District. Beginning at a point on Bigelow Avenue260 Northerly of the intersection of Nichols Avenue and then running Northerly 545 feet more or less to a point then running Easterly 357 feet more or less to a point then running Southerly 625 feet more or lessto a point then runningWesterlyby several courses210 feet more orless toa point then running Northerly 100 feci more or less to a point then running Westerly 103 feet more orless tothepoint of beginning. Said parcel description being that piece of property shown in the records of the Watertown Board of Assessors as Parcel I in Block 29of Section 12 containing 192.520 square feet, or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Watertown Planning Board) June 10, 1974 With 83 in favor and 15 opposed it was VOTED: To amend by striking out the number "1" following the word "Parcel" in the second to last line of the Article as printed in the Warrant and inserting in place thereof the number "{" and to adopt as so amended. ARTICLE 96. To see if the Town will appropriate a sum of money not to exceed $10,000. for the Board of Selectmen sitting as the Board of Public Works to hire professional engineers to develop plans and specifications for the construction of the so-called Industrial AccessRoad:or take anyactionrelative thereto. (Request of Watertown Planning Board) June 10, 1974 VOTED: To adopt Article 96 as printed in the Warrant. 73 ARTICLE 97. To see if the Town will vote to direct the Board of Selectmen to acquire an casement byeminent domain, lease, purchase or any other way across property now or formally belonging to Yolanda Realty Trust: T. Stuart and Son; Northeast Laboratory-Machine Co.. Inc. Kristian A. Skotland; Benjamin Brown. Virgil C.Brink Trs.; William Lyman Underwood. Stetson Charles Loring; Francis A. Harding. OrinG. Wood. AlfrecLL. Ripley Trs.; land now or formally of Acme-Walnut Inc.; and land nowor formally of the Boston and MaineRailroad and appropriate the sum of $112.000.; or lake any action relative thereto. (Request of the Watertown PlanningBoard) June 10, 1974 VOTED: To amend Article 97 as follows: To see.if the Town will vote to direct the Board of Selectmen to nego tiate an easement, lease, purchase of any other way across property now or formally belonging to Yolanda Realty Trust. T. Stuart and Son; Northeast Laboratory-Machine Co., Inc. Kristian A. Skotland; Benjamin Brown, Virgil C. Brink Trs.; William Lymann Underwood. Stetson Charles Loring; Francis A. Harding. Orin G. Wood. Alfred L. Ripley Trs.; land now or formally of Acme-Walnut Inc.; and land now or formally of the Boston and Main Railroad and appropriate the sum of $112,000.00; VOTED: With 90 in Favor and 15 Opposed it was voted to adopt as amended. ARTICLE 98. To see if the Town will vote to amend the Zoning By-Law of the inhabitants of Watertown by amending Section 9.10(e) to read as follows: (e) No appeal for a varianceand no application for a special permit which has been unfavorably acted on by the Board of Appeals shall be reconsidered on its merits within two years of the date of such action except with the consent of all but one of the members of the Planning Board. Or take any action relative thereto. (Request of Ihe Watertown Planning Board) June 10, 1974 VOTED: To postpone indefinitely. ARTICLE 99. To see if the Town will vote to amend the Zoning By-Law of the inhabitants ofWatertown by amending Section 9.10 (d) to read as follows: (d) The decision ofthe Board ofAppeals must be made within 60 days after the dale of the filing of an appeal, application or petition. The Board shall cause to be made a detailed record of its proceedings showing the vote of each member upon each question, or if absent or failing to vote, indicating such fact, and setting forth clearly the reason or reasons for its decisions, and of its other official actions, copies of all of which shall be 74 filed within fourteen days in the office of the City of Town Clerk and in the office of the Planning Board and shall be mailed forthwith to parties in interest, as designated in Section Seventeen of Chapter 40A, and to each person present at the hearing who requests that notice be sent to him and states the address to which notice is to be sent; or take any action relative thereto. (Request ofthe Watertown Planning Board) June 10, 1974 VOTED: (Unanimously) To adopt Article 99 as printed in the Warrant. ARTICLE 100. To see if the Town will vote to amend the Zoning By-Law of the inhabitants of Watertown by amending Section 4.43 (b) by adding the following sentence: Parking within the street yard of apartment houses and condominiums is expressly prohibited. Or take any action relative thereto. (Requestof the Watertown Planning Board) June 10, 1974 VOTED: (Unanimously) To adopt Article 100 as printed inthe Warrant. ARTICLE 101. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Board of Selectmen to implement the provisions of Chapter 802 of the Actsof 1972 asamended by Chapter 1152of the Acts of 1973by employing and designating an inspector of buildings or a buildingcommissioner who shall be directly responsible to the Board of Selectmen and who shall be responsible for administering the state or town building code whichever shall be enforced by the Town and appropriate the necessary funds, direct how the money shall be raised;or take any action relatingthereto. (Request of Watertown Planning Board) May 30, 1974 VOTED: To postpone indefinitely. ARTICLE 102. To see if the Town will vote lo amend Section 7 of Chapter 10 of the By-Laws of the Town by adding in Schedule A thereof under Supervisory Group the following: Building Commissioner S-20 Or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Watertown Planning Board) May 30, 1974 VOTED: To postpone indefinitely. 75 ARTICLE 103.To see if the Town will vote to amend Section 7 ofChapter 10 of the By-Lawsof the Town by striking out in Schedule A thereof under SupervisoryGroup the following: Assistant Superintendent ofPublic Works/Personnel Training and Safety and Building Inspector S-21 Or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Watertown Planning Board) May 30, 1974 VOTED: To postpone indefinitely. ARTICLE 104. To see if the Town willvote to amend the Zoning By-Law of the inhabitants of Watertown by inserting the following provisions to Section 7.2 of Article VII: G. Nonconformance of Accessory Signs Accessorysigns legallyerected before the adoption of this Amendment to the By-Law which do not conform to the provisions of this By-Law may continue to be maintained without a permit, provided, however, that no such sign shall be permitted if. after the adoption of this Amendment to this By-Law. it is enlarged, reworded (other than in the case of theatre or cinema signs or signs with automatically changing messages), redesigned or altered in any substantial way. except to conform to the requirements of this By-Law: and provided further that any such sign which has deteriorated to such an extent that the cost of restoration would exceed thirty-five percent of the replacementcost of the signat the time of the restorationshall not be repaired or rebuilt or altered except to conform to the requirements of this By-Law. Any exemption provided in this Section 7.2 G shall terminate with respect to any sign which: (a) shall have been abandoned; (b) advertises or calls attention to any products, businesses or activities which are no longer sold or carried on. whether generally or at the particular premises; or (c) shall not have been repaired or properly maintained within thirty days after notice to that effect has been given by the Sign Officer. H. Additional Requirements for Non-accessory Signs The erection or continued maintenance of non-accessory signs is not permitted; provided that such signs lawfully erected prior to the date of the adoption of this amendment to this By-Law may be maintained until June 30, 1979. 76 Or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Watertown Planning Board) June 10. 1974 VOTED: (Unanimously) To adopt Article 104 as printed in the Warrant. ARTICLE 105. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate the sum of $8,200.00 to cover the cost of the purchase and installation of traffic signals at the intersection of Lexington Street and Orchard Street, direct how the money shall be raised: or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Board of Public Works) June 10, 1974 VOTED: To postpone indefinitely. ARTICLE 106. To see if the Town will vote to amend Section 10.0 of Article X of the Zoning By-Law by striking out sub-sections (a) and (b) and inserting in place thereofthe following: (a) The Board of Appeals shall consist of five members to be appointed by the Board of Selectmen. (b) The members of said Board shall consist of three citizens at large, and one member who is a member of the Massachusetts Bar in good standing and one member who has had at least five yearsofbuilding experience. At the first appointment of said Board, one member shall be appointed for a term of one year; two for a term of two years; and two for a term three years from the date of appointment; thereafter the vacancy occuring by the expiration of the term ofoffice of one member or of two members, as the case may be. shall be filled by appointment of a successor or successors for the term ofthree years. (Request ofPasquale Sclafani and others) June 10, 1974 VOTED: To postpone indefinitely. ARTICLE 107. To see if the Town will vote to approve the construction ot a new housing project by the Watertown Housing Authority, namely, a Housing Project for Elderly Persons pursuantto the provisions of Chapter667 of the Acts of 1954. and acts in amendment thereof and in addition thereto, to be known as State-Aided Housing Project 667-3. consisting of approximately 150 units; or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Watertown Housing Authority) June 10, 1974 VOTED: To adopt Article 107 as printed in the Warrant. 77 ARTICLE 108. To see if the Town will re-appoint the Committee of nine (9) members to work in conjunction with the Watertown Redevelopment Authority for the redevelopmentof the land and buildings of the Arsenal property, now owned by the Watertown Redevelopment Authority, as recommended in the report of the Committee to this Town Meeting; to report to the Town Meeting no later than the 1975 Annual Town Meeting and proceed to amend the Urban Renewal Plan; to authorizecontinued useof sums appropriated by Special Town MeetingOctober 1973 for the purposes ofthis Committee; said Committee to consist of the Chairman or his designee member ofthe following Boards or Committees: Board of Selectmen Finance Committee Redevelopment Authority Conservation Commission Planning Board and in addition, theTown Treasurer. Town Auditor, and two citizens appointed by the Board ofSelectmen. (Request ofWatertown Arsenal Alternative Use Committee) June 10, 1974 VOTED: To adopt Article 108 as printed in the Warrant. ARTICLE109. To see if theTown will vote todirect theWatertown Redevelopment Authority to publicly designate the five and one half (5'/i) acres in the area now known as Camp Pequossette as the area reserved forTown use. (Request ofWatertown Arsenal Alternative Use Committee) June 10, 1974 VOTED: To adopt Article 109 as printed in the Warrant. ARTICLE 110. Tosee if theTown will vote to appropriate the sum of twohundred and fifty thousand dollars ($250,000.00) for thepurpose ofreconstructing theTown's Playgrounds, to determine whether the same shall be raised by borrowing or otherwise: ortake anyotheraction withrespect thereto. (Request ofthe Board of Public Works) June 3, 1974 VOTED: With 92 in favor and 17 opposed it was voted to adopt Arti cle 110 as follows: Voted: that $250,000is appropriated for capital improvements to the West End Park, Parker Field, Lowell Field, Victory Field and Saltonstall Park; that to raise this appropriation $20,000 shall be included in the tax levy and the Treasurer with the approval of the Selectmen is authorized to borrow $230,000 under Chapter 74 of the Acts of 1945 as amended; that the Selectmen are authorized to apply for and accept federal aid for the project, provided'that the total 78 authorized borrowing shall be reduced by the amount of such federal aid; and the Selectmen are also authorized to take all other action neces sary to carry out the project, and petition the General Court for author ity to borrow for the project if necessary. VOTED: June 10, 1974 Final adjournment at 11:00 P.M. there being no further business to come before the meeting. A true record. ATTEST: s/Philip P. Grogan, Town Clerk 79 REPORTS OF OFFICIALS WATERTOWN 1974 80 BOARD OF SELECTMEN The supplemental report of the Board of Selectmen for fiscal year ending June 30, 1971*, Is resnectfullv submitted. Patrick B. Ford was elected a member of the Board of Selectmen May 6, 197^, replacinr Thomas J. McDernott. This supplement of the Annual Peports 1973, Is nreoared In compliance with Section 3, Chanter 3 of the By-Laws of The Inhabitants of Watertown, Massachusetts, contalninr the Town Auditor's report showlnr In detail all monies received into and nald out of the Town's Treasury in the fiscal year last preceding (January 1, 1173 - June 30, 197*0, the Town Treasurer's Renort for the fiscal year last nrecedin" (January 1, 1973 - June 30, 107U), the renort of the Town Clerk together with a cony of his record of all Town Meetings held durlnr the last six months of the fiscal vear last nrecedlnp, January 1, 197'' - June 30, 1971*, beinn- the last six months of the eighteen month fiscal year: the first twelve months, January 1, 1^73 to December 31, 1073, having been reported In Annual Reports 1973. The Town Annual Renorts 1973, for calendar year neriod January 1, 1973 to December 31, 1973, was nrenared In compliance with statutory provisions, and Is only a nart of the 18 month transitional fiscal neriod from January 1, 1973 through June 30, 1074. Hereafter, the Town's fiscal year will berln on July 1 and end June 30th of the following year. Respectfully submitted, T. Thomas D'Onofrio Robert A. Manzelli Patrick B. Ford BOARD OF SELECTMEN 81 REPORT OF AUDITOR TOWN OF WATERTOWN SUPPLEMENTAL ANNUAL REPORT INCLUDING HNANOAL TRANSACTIONS JANUARY 1,1973 - JUNE 30,1974 82 INDEX — TOWN AUDITOR Appeals. Board of 113 Assessors' Department 104 Auditor's Department 99 Balance Sheet 276 Civil Defense 264 Clerk. Town 106 Collector's Department 102 Conservation Commission 264 Contributory Retirement Pension System 266 Debt Accounts 275 Deferred Revenue Accounts 275 Dog Officer 130 Election Expenses 109 Finance Committee 105 Fire Department 130 Health Department 142 Insurance 260 Legal Service 105 Library Department 236 Municipal Skating Department 258 Payments 89 Pensions 252 Planning Board 113 Police Department 114 Public Works Department 147 Purchasing Department 107 Receipts 85 Recreation Department 246 School Department 171 Selectmen's Department 97 Taxes and Assessments 274 Town Debt 273 Town Hall 110 Treasurer's Department 100 Veterans' Services 168 Workmen's Compensation 261 83 AUDITOR«S REPORT I herewith present the report of the Financial Transactions of the Town of Watertown for the new fiscal year period from January 1, 1973 to June 30, 1974. This is a transitional period of eighteen months to bring us into the new fiscal year which began on July 1, 1974, and will end on June 30, 1975. The various funds in the hands of the Town Treasurer, including those of the trustees of the Free Public Library have been examined, and found correct. During the year, I have made periodic examinations of the outstanding accounts of the Collector of Taxes, and I have found then in agreement with the controls in my office. The excess and deficiency or surplus revenue account does not reflect a very good cushion for a budget of the magnitude of ours. The Town of Watertown is a large business operation with appropriations exceeding twenty million dollars this year. The outstanding debt at the close of business in June, 1974 is in the amount of $7,939,944.00. This includes an amount that the Town was ordered to incur by the court because of problems with the School budget in the amount of $109,944.00. It would seem that we have enough bills to pay with out the addition of this type of debt. In addition to the outstanding debt, Town Meeting has authorized an additional $4,672,507.44 which has not been issued. Most of this authorized debt goes back three, four, or five years, and it appears that the appropriate officials should take action to rescind these loan authorizations that they do not intend to carry out. I would like to thank my staff in particular, for a job well done. This has been a very difficult transitional year, and I am sure that if one looks to the various expenditures and the magnitude of same, that you will feel as I do. My appreciation is also extended to the employees and adminis trators of all departments for their excellent cooperation during the year. Respectfully submitted, John J. Sheehan, TOWN AUDITOR 84 FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS January 1, 1973—June 30, 1974 TAXES: Real Estate 1972 220,690.07 1973 13,509,265.92 1973 A 6,466,323.46 Personal 1972 10,522.52 1973 1,685,416.95 1973 A 1,016,568.72 Motor Vehicle Excise 1971 2,149.70 1972 416,821.59 1973 954,142.76 1974 111,265.15 Special Assessments Sidewalk: Added to Bills 1,199.65 Paid in Advance 647.56 Unapportioned 972.50 Street: Added to Bills 1,927.19 Paid in Advance 137.39 Water Liens 14,509.54 Tax Titles 52,985.74 24,465,546.41 From the Federal Government Public Law 92/512 Revenue Sharing Funds Including Investnent Town Treasurer 1,741,027.58 Summer Youth 10,033.00 HEW Grant Drugs 2,540.00 1,753,600.58 From the Comaonwealth of Mass. Abatements, Blind 3,775.68 Abatements, Widows 25,502.40 Abatements, Veterans 993.60 Beano 15,260.98 Census 9,632.75 Civil Defense 5,084.33 Highway 41,479.23 Group Insurance Refund 3,080.59 Local Aid Fund 194,532.31 Lottery 193,404.00 Machinery Basis 126,363.60 Rental Welfare Offices 8,280.00 School Aid Ch 70 1,151,986.51 Vocational Education 19,447.00 Education Chapter 71 791.0O Tuition & Transportation 13,087.93 Transportation Ch. 74, Sec. -1A 5,496.00 School Building Assistance 142,970.36 Education Deaf & Blind 1,458.00 Water Bill (Mass Bay) 498.75 1,963,325.02 Accounts Receivable: Cemetery 58,596.13 Highway Division Incinerator 9,713.51 Rubbish 16,753.00 Weights & Measures 849.70 Veteran's Benefits 63,436.29 Water 797,609.63 946,958.26 Loans: Anticipation of Revenue 10,000,000.00 Authorized 479,944.00 10,479,944.00 Investments, Treasurer Cash 5,050,000.00 Departmental Equipment 1,000,000.00 Revenue Sharing Funds 6,710,289.39 Stabilization Fund ' 363,921.24 13,124,210.63 Interest: Accrued 479.41 Taxes 21,029.16 Special Assessments: Sidewalk' Added to Bill 325.59 Streets Added to Bill 340.73 Tax Titles 2,303.39 Investments, Treasurer 86,969.58 111,447.86 Trust Funds Bequests Under Wills 1,525.00 Cemetery Perpetual Care 49,782.81 Library Trust Fund 440.52 Potter Memorial Gate Fund 160.47 Library Trust Fund 800.0O 52,708.80 Miscellaneous: Atty General Settlements: Antibiotics 2,077.20 Concrete Pipe Settlement 60.12 - Copper 537.32 Auditor, refund 2.S0 Blue Cross, Blue Shield, refund 1,359.00 Board of Appeals 1,763.00 Boys Club, lease 200.00 Collector, costs & liens 13,903.98 Cocoa, of Mass. Reimbursement pensions 101.17 Law Enforcement Grant 18,365.15 Conservation Fees 25.00 Department Public Works Incinerator Tickets 3,745.10 Inspector of Buildings, permits .5,554.60 N.E. Telephone, refund labor 1,095.26 Plumbing permits 2,197.00 Wire Division, property damage 506.09 Sale of Property & damage 3,688.58 Refund, Highway Maintenance 183.81 Relocation water main, fee 399.00 Removal of tree, fee 71.12 Sale of pipe 318.0O Sale of property 292.00 Sewer 3,584.40 Sidewalk 20,195.70 Water Division, return insurance premium 275.30 Weights & Measures, fees 2,247.00 Wire Division, permits 689.00 86 Fire Department Property damage 356.50 Refund, Mobil Oil Co., labor 10,219.68 Hawkers license 25.00 Health Department Licenses fc fees 2,771.50 Refund 12.64 Return Insurance premium 110.28 Independence Day Receipts 1,076.23 Legal Services, refund 15.00 Library fines 7,751.95 Municipal Skating Arena, fees 217,990.76 Motor Vehicle Excise, refund 17.33 Multi Service Center, refund 1,300.00 New England Telephone, refund 91.78 Police Department Bicycle Registrations 69.OO Dog Care & fees 5,149.00 Extra Detail Fees 147,228.91 Fines 70,984.00 Firearms I.D. application 648.00 Report Fees 2,329.00 Refund 156.OO Revolver & Hackney permits 4,723.00 Special Detail Fees 27,505.09 Recreation Department Recreation Fees 7,672.05 Refund 25.16 School Department Evening School Tuition 11,712.78 Hall Rental 606.00 Lost Books 73.60 Miscellaneous Receipt 66.90 Property Damage 382.11 Refunds 4,438.58 Summer School Tuition 4,508.66 Selectmen, licenses & fees 76,012.00 Telephone Commission 1,117.96 Town Clerk, licenses fc fees 14,214.70 Treasurer Refund, Tax anticipation notes 133.15 Return premium insurance 69.90 Tax Title release 30.00 Veteran's Services Department Refund 20.00 Used Respirator 75.00 Veterans' Benefits ( Individual) 2,692.45 Watertown Housing Authority Payment lieu of taxes 8,208.00 716,026.05 Dog Fund 7,503.00 Insurance Recovery 96,221.08 Library L.S.C.A. Grant 7,999.56 Arts 5 Humanities Grant 5O0.O0 Mid. County Dog Licenses 4,632.29 State Aid Libraries 29,480.26 Parking Meter Fund 31,145.46 Payroll Deductions Bonds 53,592.10 Federal Tax 2,819,446.72 Group Insurance 456,436.88 Optional Life Insurance 19.672.77 Retirement 819819,233.08 Tax Sheltered Annuities 117,559.29 State Tax 723,861.62 Performance Bond Deposits 5,300.00 Premium 158.60 Purchase of Trees 150.00 Purchasing Revolving Fund 30,875.72 Recreation Revolving Fund 3,044.85 School Department Athletics 13,344.05 Food Services 508,200.89 Non Food Service Equipment 47,029.03 Public Law 864, Title III 8,918.75 Public Law 89-14 1,682.43 Public Law 91-527 - Adult Basic 750.00 Public Law 89-10 Title 6 B (Winter) 54,576.00 Public Law 89-10 Title I (Summer) 37,710.00 Public Law 874 49,765.04 Public Law 89-10 Title I (All Year) 106,890.00 Public Law 89-10 Title II (Arts) 22,049.25 Public Law 89-10 Title IV (Voc. Ed) 217,002.00 Public Law 89-10 Title I (Home Base) 47,075.00 Taxes Paid after abatement 911.26 Refunds 634,228.37 Youth Resource Board 111,416.48 7,088,361.83 Total Receipts $ 60,701,929.44 Cash Balance January 1, 1973 189,146.29 $ 60,891,075.73 88 GOVERNMENT Moderator Selectmen's Department Salary of Selectmen , Administrative Assistant ,,'"°*°° Confidential Secretary 7,'™*™ Junior Clerk ^'il' Temporary Hire Contingent VXZ'f,1,764.41 Collective Bargaining aafl'%^ Committee Expense * „ Personnel Board Contingent _ «fl*9? J,v07.OG Auditor's Department Salary of Auditor Head Account clerk 7;';7„X? Assistant Auditor 13,810.00 Principal Clerk ..' ?5*°° Senior^Clerk 11,427.70 Contingent 9,562.39 Out-of-State Travel 2,361.61 Longevity 500.00 Data - Processing ,„ ^5°*°° Electric Typewriter 18,434.10 New Adding Machine Calculator ™*1? 5.S4.55 Treasurer's Department Salary of Treasurer Assistant Treasurer 23,625.00 Salary of Clerks 780.O0 Contingent 42,500.38 Longevity 12,030.62 Cost of Certifying Bonds oos'tf Salary of Parking Meter Collector ,=«,*,« Parking Meter - Extra Hire 15,076.18 Parking Meter Fund 3,497.75 184.45 Collector's Department Salary of Collector Head Account clerk 23,625.00 Deputy Collector 13,458.00 Principal Clerk 780.00 Principal clerk 10,427.00 Senior Clerk 11,559.00 Contingent 10,170.00 Longevity 4,898.87 Extra Hire 812.50 1,032.68 Assessors' Department Salary of Assessors Clerk Board of Assessors 15,236.00 Principal Account Clerk 13,810.00 Senior Clerk & Typist 12,413.00 Extra Hire 9,939.ia Contingent 6O0.O0 Longevity 5,098.59 Appellate Tax Board 525.O0 Meetings & Conferences 7,803.30 Car Allowance 300.oo 300.00 Finance Committee 5,080.99 89 Legal Services Department Salary of Town Counsel 17,606.00 Contingent 3,889.99 Extra Legal Services 13,925.49 Town Clerk's Department Salary of Town Clerk 23,145.27 Assistant Town Clerk 16,147.50 Principal Clerks 20,609.72 Contingent 1,763.80 Longevity 633.98 Town Meetings 4,747.48 Purchasing Department Salary of Agent 22,080.00 Principal Clerk 8,940.29 Contingent 1,500.00 Longevity 442.28 Transportation 450.00 Revolving Fund 30,347.93 Election Department Election Commission - Salary of Executive Secretary 16,013.00 Assistant Election Commission 10,710.00 Election Commissions 3,000.00 Annual Listing 13,602.76 Photocopy Expense 4,877.67 Election Expense 21,774.27 Town Hall Department Salary of Senior Custodian 14,917.50 Salary of Junior Custodian 13,644.50 Salary of Telephone Operator 11,377.50 Telephone Relief Operator 2,548.50 Fuel 7,541.33 Overtime - Custodians 1,802.51 Lights 9,626.99 Longevity 187.50 Telephone 20,974.65 Maintenance 7,999.98 Painting Interior 4,142.55 Water Coolers (2) 1,024.00 Air Conditioners (2) 78O.O0 Planning Board Administrative Expense 18,737.31 Salary Planning Assistant 8,782.90 Legal Fees Comprcnhcnsivc Planning Program 9,865.O03>ffl'^ Board of Appeals f'i1?'?^ Legal Fees 1,000.00 PROTECTION OF PERSONS & PROPERTY Police Department Salary ofChief 32,378.70 Captains 90,522.84 Licutenants_(7) 145,602.52 Sergeants (11 178,337.47 Patrolmen (66) 993,592.06 Stenoghrapher - Clerk (M) 7I*«2,o» Ambulance Driver t M.E. Utility Man 16,006.99 Junior Custodian 13,246.10 Junior Clerk Typist (2) 1lr,,~*>„ Junior Clerk Typists (2) AddU 6,322.49 Holiday Pay 54'^'il Longevity 4»i2I*!! Extra Duty Pay 145,833.66 Police Department Private Details - Revolving Fund 170,830.91 Training Pay 5,279.34 Add'l Traffic Supervisor 1,143,47 Parking Meter Supervisor 17,415.84 School Traffic Supervisor 78,281.85 Education Increments & Incentive Plan 53,176.21 Utilities, Fuel, Gas, Telephone 24,479.59 Contingent 43,828.06 Uniforms - Regular Men 19,587.32 Uniforms Parking Control Officers 375.00 Uniforms - Traffic Supervisor Uniforms 1,965.65 Medical Expense & Examinations 4,951.34 Property Damage Settlement 2,112.92 New Cars (7) 20,000.00 Building Maintenance 16,695.10 Canine Corps - Maintenance & Expense 6,324.58 New Typewriters (4) 710.60 Accident Prevention & Rescue Vehicle 14,944.87 Extra Services & Expense 10,728.45 Copying Machine 1,594.73 Photo Identification Equipment 595.OO New Revolvers (25) 1,000.00 tfew Radios 3,100.46 Radio Warranty 2,601.70 Breathalyzer Supplies 409.45 Community Relations Program 5O0.00 Radar & Resuscitator Maintenance 448.65 Light Bars & Dome Lights 4O0.OO Electric Sirens & Speakers 472.00 Salary Patrolmen fc Dog Officer 5,240.64 Dog Officer Contingent 2,254.58 Fire Department Salary of Chief 33,318.00 Deputy Chiefs (5) 122,859.41 Captains 153,442.21 Lieutenants 337,880.34 Mechanician 21,324.00 Firefighters 1,506,809.13 Fire Alarm Operators 69,541.28 Principal Clerk 11,805.00 Overtime Pay 70,999.46 Longevity 25,468.39 Holiday Pay 77,879.37 Contingent 22,999.88 Utilities 19,577.67 Uniforms 11,249.79 Medical Expense 3,438.92 Training Pay & Expense 743.88 Painting & Repairs 2,195.76 New Tires 1,188.90 Portable Radios (2) 1,410.OO Motorize Overhead Doods 5,390.00 Adding Machine Copier 89.50 Hot Water - Heater 179.59 Out-of^State Travel 250.00 Health Department Salary of Health Officer 19,035.00 Sanitarians - Public Health (2) 32,295.00 Public Health Physician 5,O8O.O0 Principal Clerk Stenographer 11,805.00 Senior Clerk Stenographer 6,258.32 Senior Clerk Typist 8,963.00 Public Health Nurses (2) 27,335.00 Hygienists (2) 16,305.00 Dental Clinic 7,878.76 Longevity 501.65 Health Department Contagious & Chronic Diseases 12,379.57 Contingent 3,015.23 Transportation 2.O7O.0O Well Baby Clinic 1,356.20 Administrative Assistant - Multi-Service 3,049.80 Mosquito Control 4,080.00 Medical Services - Multi Service 254.75 Mailing - Multi Service 1,023.54 Health Supplies - Multi Service 610.00 Inspector of Animals 1,500.00 Multi Service Center Salary Resource Worker 6,067.96 Clinician - Multi Service 9,084.75 Director S,i?f*22 Utilities 5,766.22 II.E.W. Grant Drugs 1,758*?9 Health - Multi Service Supplies 1,003.53 Health Multi Services - Contracted Service 2,179.42 Health Multi Service - Contingent 663.37 HIGHWAY & BRIDGES - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS Administrative Staff Superintendent of Public Works 29,664.00 Superintendent of Water 2,338.84 Superintendent of Cemeteries 17,580.00 Superintendent of Wires 20,505.00 Assistant Superintendent Public Works, Personnel 22,782.00 Public Works - Head Clerk 13,808.00 Public Works - Registrar 970.00 Principal Account Clerks (3) 36,947.65 Principal Account Clerk (1) 12,077.00 Principal Clerk 10,241.98 Senior Clerk BMO 5,144.94 Senior Clerk Typists 8,139.36 Junior Clerk 7,978.98 Timekeeper 15,518.00 Meter Readers 37,554.40 Labor, overtime, temporary Labor 1,786,295.57 Longevity 27,080.76 Contingent 11,557.39 Highway - Traffic Painting Signs 10,497.79 Administration - Car Expense 5,100.00 Electric Typewriter 368.00 Highway - Salary Assistant Superintendent 23,355.00 Highway - Salary Supervisor - Incinerator 18,308.00 Highway - Foremen (2) 30,946.73 Settlement - Property Damage 1,208.60 Highway - Contruction 81.00 Highway - General Maintenance S Incinerator 39,625.98 Highway - Snow & Ice Removal 186,459.81 Highway - Street t, Sidewalk Maintenance 6 Construction 204,215.88 Highway - Disposal of Non Combustibles 21,010.00 Highway - Oil Storage Tanks • 2,549.14 Utilities - Salary Water Construction Foreman 15,518.00 Utilities - Salary Assistant Superintendent of Water 17,580.00 Utilities - Maintenance Materials 21,901.22 Utilities - Renewal of Services 2,854.54 Utilities - Now Meters 23,977,56 Utilities - Now House Services 4,961.10 Utilities - Sewer Maintenance 14,994.10 Utilities - Construction & Reconstruction 6,211.34 Utilities - Phosphate Materials 1,055.70 Utilities - Fluoridation 1,203.80 Utilities - Drainage 9,355.84 Utilities - Sewer Lines - Fayette 6 Morse Street " 400.O0 92 Utilities Pipe Tapping Machine 3,542.59 Phosphate & Fluoridation 10,648.96 Cemetery & Grounds Section Assistant Superintendent 19,035.00 Material & Expense 25,568.92 Salary Tree Foreman 15,518.00 Spray & Pesticide Materials 210.42 Now Trees & Shrubs 2,137.55 Playground Equipment 6,983*TT Resodding - Little League Fields 1.0O0.0O 32" Mowers 734.00 Trimmers w/cord 220.00 New Chain Saws (2) 539.00 Turf Aerator 1,2~8*™ 18" Rotary Mowers (2) 470.00 Public Works - Engineering h Inspectors Division Town Engineer Gr. V 14,898.93 Civil Engineer Gr. IV 21,225.00 Grade III Construction 15,172.94 Grades III,II,I 42,256.00 Inspector of Plumbing & Gas Fitting 19,283.00 Sealer of Weights & Measures 16,868.00 Assistant Superintendent - Wires 19,035.00 Electrician Foreman 17,580.00 Electrician Lineman 32,175.12 Lineman (1) 15.0S8.0O Wire Maintenance 6,652.21 Aerial Cable 1,800.00 Christmas Lighting 2,460.91 In Service Training 225.O0 Public Works - Equipment Section Parts 5Z»°f*I4 Traffic Lights - Pleasant & Paramount Place 30.84 Traffic Lights - Mt. Auburn & Cottage 75.81 Assistant Superintendent Material & Equipment 12,165.14 Building Maintenance Craftsman 3,550.41 Gas. Oil, Grease, etc. 57,243.62 Tires 14,481.20 Repair Aerial Buckets 4,350.00 Repair Shop Tools 1,492.38 Municipal Garage Equipment 23,786.32 Heat & Power 273,319.87 SOLDIER'S BENEFITS Veterans' Department Salary of Agent 17,984.00 Social Worker Investigator 4,507.65 Senior Clerk Part-time 9,022.58 Veterans' Benefits 203,530.52 Office Expense 600.00 Longevity 616.67 Junior Clerk Typist 1,332.24 Car Expense 765.00 Dictating Machine 500.00 Physicians 2,817.55 SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES School Department School Administration Salaries 250,000.00 Other Expense 54,569.62 Instruction - Salaries 8,391,012.41 Books, Supplies, Other Expense 434,274.36 Other School Services - Salaries 180,513.66 Other Expense 260,698.73 Food Services 523,164.04 Athletic Revolving Fund 6,687.17 Operation - Other Expense 571,358.85 Salaries 662,959.18 93 School Fixed Charges 62 _„„ • Community Services 76*488*76 School Deficiency Judgement 109*944*00 Non Food Service Equipment 46*660*55 Program with Other Districts 149*754*5'> Browne School Remodelling 12'M0*0" Public Law 864 Title III Public Law 91-527 Drugs 3,999.53100*00 New England Program Teacher Education 2 448*54 Public Law 91 - 230 - Adult Basic Education 1*147*50 Public Law 91-230 Title 6 B Winter 43*030*79 Public Law 89-10 Summer 25*042*17 Public Law 874 Federal Aid 59*<-4s*72 Public Law 89-10 Title I (All Year) 106*765*11 Public Law 89-10 Title III Performing Arts 11*385*01 Public Law 89-10 Title I Library 29*974*51 Public Law 90-576 Vocational Education 157*964*02 Public Law 91-230 6 B (Summer'1 .'.y',. Public Law 864 Title V' 95*OO Public Law 89-10 Title III 53 520*i2 Acquisition of Fixed Assets no* ar.n n-j Public Library Department ££,}Wi.V7 Personal Services 499.656 1* Books Periodicals Binding 99 879*74 Administrative Expense 15*944*76 Contracture! Services 25*OfiO*oj L.S.C.A. Federal Grant 7 99956 Arts 6 Humanities Grant *484*r6 Capitol Outlay 29.699*60 Out of State Travel 750*00 Public Library Trust Fund Income 440440.5252 Public Library Trust Fund 1,800.00, nrln*nn RECREATION Recreation Department Salary of Director 16.130.97 Principal Account Clerk 12 413 00 Supervisors' Salaries 53*582*08 Assistant Directors (2) 5*370*00 Operating Costs & Supplies 25*148*58 Program Retarded Children 16*659*64 Auto Allowance 'Ait'm Longevity x Ice Rental , „.. „ Umpire Salaries 4*5oo*w Revolving Fund 173*88 UNCLASSIFIED Pensions ___ _ , ,, Mt. Trinity Settlement 7 000*00 Indemnification, Police, Fire *209*75 Arsenal Study Committee 7 121*64 Printing Town Report 8*994*25 Underwood Lease '923* •>* Child Development Program 3 jiqq'q^ Contingent 6*039*.12 Incinerator Repairs 116 412 44 Postage Expense _,',, "' Out of State Travel •i'Som DPW & Fire Equipment 207*56S*41 Traffic Commission 200*00 Youth Resource Board 134 362*67 Headquarters Veterans' Organizations 8*645*00 ArsenalMemorialUseDayStudy Committee Federal Frant %$£'£2 94 Municipal Skating Department 99,194.77 Personal Services 67,284.56 Utilities Supplies 11,891.91 15,917.65 Food t> Related Supplies Municipal Skating Capital Equipment 16,588.91 479,265.81 Group Insurance - Town 63,708.03 Insurance Workmen's Compensation - Salary of Agent 4,890.00 Workmen's Compensation 130,480.27 2,245.46 Conservation Commission Civil Defense 3,520.00 Director 5,430.00 Senior Clerk Typist 15,532.50 Civil Defense 31,460.80 Executions 12,635.00 Conservation Fund 40,753.03 County Land Awards Contributory Retirement System 1,6S7,088.00 Military Service Credits 932.49 Workmen's Compensation Credits 3,089.36 27,907.50 Expense Fund 400.00 Skating Arena Plaque 130.00 Building Code Books 6,045.97 Personnel Assistant 2,969.64 Unpaid Bills - Kelly 3,863.36 Unpaid Bills - O'Reilly 49,841.02 Incinerator Repairs 16,000.00 Incinerator Plans 6 Specifications Unpaid Bill - Ice Skating Arena 346.50 18,750.00 Mental Health 19,399.10 Unpaid Bills 165,914.90 Water Construction 2,546.00 Pre Charter Commission 1,483.86 Work Study Program Permanent School Survey Committee 30O.O0 8,296.78 Watertown Square Project 10,033.00 Summer Youth Program 1,083.86 State Grant Council for Aging 4,826.60 Council for Aging 2,095.87 Drop In Center 9,775.00 Ice Skating Arena Emergency Medical Services Committee Ambulance 6,233.00 3,410.97 Supplies 54,285.06 Payroll Deductions Bonds 2,819,472.43 Payroll Deductions Federal Withholding 723,869.85 State Withholding Payroll Deductions 475,086.61 Payroll Deductions iGroup Insurance •Optional Life Insurance 19,689.16 Payroll Deductions 868,005.89 Payroll Deductions - Retirement Payroll Deductions - Tax Sheltered Annuities 118,569.65 TOWN DEBT t. INTEREST 1,040,000.00 Town Debt 713,384.39 Interest STATE & COUNTY TAXES 1,291,721.50 County Tax 1973 63,277.77 County TB Assessments 1973 1,733,892.91 State Taxes 6 Assessments 95 MISCELLANEOUS Cemetery Perpetual Care Bequests 23,970.50 Cemetery Perpetual Care Fund 49,782.81 Dog Fund 5,472.00 Return Performance Deposit Bonds Various Wills, Bequests 4,500.00 1,525.00 TEMPORARY LOANS Anticipation of Revenue 10,000,000.00 INVESTMENTS Treasurer - Stablization Fund 363,921.24 Treasurer - Investment - Cash 3,600,000.00 Treasurer - Investment - P.L. 92/512 6,879,692.39 Treasurer - Departmental Equipment 1,250,000.00 Estimated Receipts 1,533.48 Taxes: Real Estate 269,835.69 Personal 32.06 Motor 33,786.43 Water Liens 113.38 Water Rates 1,466.83 TOTAL PAYMENTS S 59,336,452.43 GENERAL CASH ON HAND Juno 30, 1974 1,475,142.24 REVENUE SHARING CASH ON HAND June 30, 1974 79.481.06 $ 60,891.075.73 96 GENERAL GOVERNMENT MODERATOR Appropriated 1973-74 Expenditures Glennon, Robert J., salary SELECTMEN' DEPARTMENT Selectmen - Salaries Appropriated 1973-74 14,110.00 Expenditures Donofrio, Thomas T., salary 4,703.34 Ford, Patrick, salary 523.33 Manzelli, Robert A., salary 4,703.33 McDerraott, Thomas, salary 4.180.O0 14,110.00 Selectmen - Administrative Assistant Appropriated 1973-74 23,295.00 Expenditures Stiriti, Augusta M., salary 23,295.00 Selectmen - Confidential Secretary Appropriated 1973-74 13,458.00 Expenditures Perez, Helen, salary 13,457.50 Balance to Revenue .50 13,458.00 Selectmen - Junior Clerk Appropriated 1973-74 8,843.00 Expenditures Patricclli, Carole A., salary 8,842.20 Balance to Revenue .80 8,843.00 Selectmen - Temporary Hire Appropriated 1973-74 200.00 Transferred Reserve Fund 2,000.00 2,290.00 Expenditures Basile, Lynn Ann, salary 179.27 Jones, Eva, salary 1.585.14 Total Expenditures 1,764.41 Balance to Revenue 525.59 2,290.00 Selectmen - Contingent Appropriated 1973-74 7,500.00 Refund 29.85 7,529.85 Expenditures American Assoc, of Ind. Man. dues 25.00 Beal, Wendell, binding 45.00 Brooklinc Chronicle, subs. 6.00 Burroughs Corp., supplies 54.75 Coffee Pause, service 277.OO Coam. of Mass., supplies 29.85 Coolidge Rubber Stamp Co., supplies 2.36 Dole Pub. Co., adv. 71.25 Donofrio, Thomas, committee cxp. 225.00 Federal Aids Service, service 25.00 Harwich Eng. Co., supplies 7.05 Hobbs t Warren, Inc., supplies 182.27 Hird, Kenneth, services 91.00 IBM Corp., service 94.58 Inst, for Gov. Services, supplies 7.50 Legislative Reporting Service, services 29.OO Man t> Manager Inc., books 51.00 Manzclli, Robert A., committee cxp. 225.00 Mariner Books, books 25.50 Mass Selectmen's Assoc., dues 764.OO McDcrmott, Thomas J., committee cxp. 535.00 Mid. County Scl. Assoc., dues 79.00 Muran Co., T. E. cabinets 494.00 New Eng. Decorating Co., services 187.32 Pitney Bowes, supplies 9.75 Purchasing, supplies 502.55 Town Hall Pharmacy, supplies 15.00 Townsond Typewriter, service 126.10 Transcript t> Newspapers, subs. 6.50 Wage h Price Controls, service 60.00 Watertown Stationers t. Printers, supplies 769.85 Watertown Sun, adv. 6.50 Total Expenditures 5,029.68 Balance to Revenue 3.500.17 7,529.85 Selectmen - Collective Bargaining Appropriated 1973-74 10,000.00 Expenditures American Arbitration Assoc., dues 100.00 Carroll, Robert J., services 51.12 Lydon, J. Joseph, services 3,265.00 McDcvitt, Edmund, services 1,000.00 Mid. Deputy Sheriffs, services 10.50 Mosca, Antonio, services 4,245.00 Santcr, Mark, services 203.22 Suffolk Deputy Sheriffs, services 6.40 Suvallc & Son, Jerome 85.50 Zcvitas, Demos, services 1,000.00 Total Expenditures 9,966.74 Balance to Revenue 33.26 10,000.00 Selectmen - Committee Expense Appropriated 1973-74 Expenditures Watertown Stationers 6 Printers, envelopes 37.00 Balance to Revenue 463.00 500.00 Personnel Board Contingent Appropriated 1973-74 3,355.00 Refunds 108.81 3,463.81 Expenditures American Assoc, of Ind. Man., service 185.00 Bcloungic, Lucille, services 25.O0 Inst, for Gov. Services, service 30.00 Mass. Mun. Personnel Assoc., membership 70.00 McDcvitt, Edmund, services 2,270.60 Monthly Labor Review, subs. 9.00 Purchasing, supplies 25.31 Supt. of Documents, supplies 34.25 Watertown Stationers & Printers 318.50 Total Expenditures 2,967.66 Balance to Revenue 496.15 3,463.81 98 AUDITOR'S DEPARTMENT Auditor's - Salary Appropriated 1973-74 23,625.00 Expenditures Sheehan, John J., salary 23,625.00 Auditor - Head Account Clerk Appropriated 1973-74 13,810.00 Expenditures Hetherington, Nora, salary 13,810.00 Auditor - Assistant Auditor Appropriated 1973-74 1,555.00 Expenditures Hetherington, Nora, salary 1,555.00 Auditor - Principal Clerk Appropriated 1973-74 11,805.00 Expenditures MacDonald, Helen, salary 10,975.45 Skuse, Jeanne, salary 452.25 Total Expenditures 11,427.70 Balance to Revenue 377.30 11,805.00 Senior Clerk Appropriated 1973-74 10,200.00 Expenditures Furcy, Blanche, salary 9,O01.83 Skuse, Jeanne, salary 560.56 Total Expenditures 9,562.39 Balance to Revenue 637.61 10,200.00 Auditor - Contingent Appropriated 1973-74 2,500.00 Refund 88.50 2,588.50 Expenditures Beal, H. Wendell, binding 75.00 Dunfcyfs Motel, conf. exp. 25.00 Evans I* Faulkner, supplies 23.33 Gatchell Glass Co. Inc., glass tops 15.13 Life Education Program, service 7.50 Mass. Mund. Aud. & Acct. Assoc., dues 20.00 Monroe, service 133.00 Mun. Off. Assoc., membership 140.00 National Cash Register Co., service 123.00 N.E.M.F.O.A., dues 2.00 Purchasing, supplies 655.11 Sheehan, John J., reimb. expenses 512.50 Townscnd Typewriter Co., service 168.10 Victor Compt. Corp., service 24.94 Watertown Stationers & Printers 637.00 Total Expenditures 2,561.61 Balance to Revenue 26.89 2,588.50 99, AUDITOR - Out-of-State Travel Appropriated 1973-74 1,000.00 Expenditures Career Dev. Center, seminar 125.00 Sheehan, John J., expenses 375.00 Total Expenditures 500.00 Balance to Revenue SOO.OO 1,000.00 AUDITOR - Longevity Appropriated 1973-74 712.50 Transferred Reserve Fund 37.50 750.00 Expenditures Hetherington, Nora 375.00 McDonald, Helen 150.00 Sheehan, John 225.00 750.00 JDITOR - Data Processing Appropriated 1973-74 16,840.00 Refund 1 .927.11 18,767.11 Expenditures Union Market National Bank 18,434.10 Balance to Revenue 333.01 18,767.11 AUDITOR - Electric Typewriter Appropriated 1973-74 Expenditures Royal Typewriter, new typewriter 407.90 Townsend Typewriter, table 40.Q0 Total Expenditures 447.90 Balance to Revenue 52.10 AUDITOR - New Adding Machine(Calculator) Appropriated 1973-74 Expenditures Monroe, calculator 524.55 Balance to Revenue .45 TREASURER'S DEPARTMENT Treasurer's - Salary of Treasurer Appropriated 1973-74 23,625.00 Expenditures Pane, Philip, salary 23,625.00 Treasurer's - Assistant Treasurer Appropriated 1973-74 780.00 Expenditures Sahatjian, Roxy, salary 780.00 Treasurer - Salary of Clerks Appropriated 1973-74 47,265.00 Expenditures Cavaretta, Mildred, salary 11,805.00 100 Jones, Eva, salary 4,296.07 Perimian, Roxie B., salary 4,645.80 Pizzuto, Lucy, salary 8,292.61 Sahatjian, Roxy, salary 13.460.90 Total Expenditures 42,500.38 Balance to Revenue 4.764.62 47,265.00 Treasurer's - Contingent Appropriated 1973-74 5,000.00 Transferred Parking Meter Fund 7,000.00 Refund 32.55 12,032.55 Expenditures Alba Press, supplies 151.70 Alfieri, Louis E., insurance 447.00 American Parking Meter, meters 1,256.59 Atlantic Battery Co. Inc., battery 23.25 Barrett Ins. Co., John, insurance 242.50 Belmont Springs Water Co., water 240.47 Boston Edison Co., service 4,012.90 Burroughs Corp. Co., service 174.44 Cloherty, Cecilia, key punch oper. 48.0O Coolidge Hardware Co., supplies 9.85 Coolidge Rubber Stamp Co., stamp 2.40 Dimond Union Co., service 74.00 Director of Accounts, charges 367.00 Dunbar Register, supplies 22.50 E & R Motors Inc., service & repairs 92.78 Ed's Sunoco Service, service 10.72 Evans & Faulkner, supplies 250.04 H&K Ins. Agency Inc., insurance S98.09 HS Home Co., supplies 25.73 International Loose Leaf Co., supplies 65.57 Josten's Library Supplies, supplies 19.80 L.B. Muran Co. 15.00 MacLeod & Moynihan Inc., supplies 12.00 Mass. Collector's & Treas. dues 40.00 Mass Envelope Co., supplies 432.43 Mass Gas & Elec. Light Co., supplies 7.24 Monroe, service 17.09 National Cash Register, service 50.30 Pane, Philip, expenses 302.50 Pirolli & Sons, Inc. M.J., supplies 29.52 Rhodes Inc., M.H., supplies 21.00 Rugg Ins. Co., Wm.W., insurance 2,152.80 Suburban Motors Inc., supplies 36.80 Town of Watertown, postage, supplies 330.63 Townsend Typewriter, typewriter, service 400.00 Union Market National Bank, service 29.50 Watertown Stationers & Printers, supplies 18.48 Total Expenditures 12,030.62 Balance to Revenue 1.93 12,032.55 Treasurer - Longevity Appropriated 1973-74 737,,50 Refund 20,,62 Expenditures Cavarotta, Mildred C. 150.00 Jones, Eva 20.62 Perimian, Roxie B. 150,,00 Pizzuto, Lucy 50,,00 Sahatjian, Roxy 225,.00 Total Expenditures 595.62 Balance to Revenue 162.50 101 Treasurer - Cost of Certifying Bonds Appropriated 1973-74 20,000.00 Expenditures American Book Note Co., service 121.00 Director of Accounts, services 54.00 N. E. Merchants Nat'l Bank, services 2.120.36 Total Expenditures 2,295.36 Balance to Revenue 17.704.64 20,000.00 Treasurer - Salary of Parking Meter Collector Transferred Parking Meter Fund 15,080.00 Expenditures Aiello, Angelo, salary 13,288.88 Aiello, Angelo, overtime 1.787.30 Total Expenditures 15,076.18 Transferred Parking Meter Fund 3.82 15,080.00 Treasurer - Parking Meter - Extra Hire Transferred Parking Meter Fund 3,500.00 Expenditures Caso, Michael 3,497.75 Transferred Parking Meter Fund 2.2S 3,500.00 Treasurer •- Parking Meter Fund Balance Forward 6,453.60 Receipts 31,145.46 37,599.06 Transferred Town Meeting 25,580.00 12,019.06 Expenditures Aiello, Angelo, services 60.25 Bolli, John, services 20.00 Gulla, John, services 64.20 LaRosc, John, service 20.00 Total Expenditures 164.45 Balance Forward 11.834.61 12,019.06 COLLECTOR'S DEPARTMENT Collector - Salary of Collector Appropriated 1973-74 23,625.00 Expenditures Kennedy, John J., salary 23,625.00 Collector - Head Account Clerk Appropriated 1973-74 13,458.00 Expenditures Ford, Helen, salary 13,458.00 Collector - Deputy Collector Appropriated 1973-74 Expenditures Ford, Hclon, salary 102 Collector - Principal Clerk Appropriated 1973-74 10,427.00 Expenditures McCurlcy, Ruth, salary 10,427.00 Collector - Principal Clerk Appropriated 1973-74 11,559.00 Expenditures Durkin, Arlene, salary 11,559.00 Collector - Senior Clerk Appropriated 1973-74 10,170.00 Expend!turcs McDonough, Mary, salary 10,170.00 Collector - Contingent Appropriated 1973-74 4,960.00 Refund 93.55 Expenditures Barrett Insurance, John W., insurance 242.50 Belmont Springs Water, water 275.53 Cambridge Bookbinding Co., binding 175.00 D/l) Co., stamps 29.15 D'Agostino, Dominic, services 15.78 Dole Pub. Co., pub. 24.99 Durkin, Arlene, expenses 42.OO Evans i Faulkner, supplies 93.70 Ford, Helen, salary 46.00 Harrington, William, insurance 1,247.00 Hobbs & Warren Inc., books 620.10 IBM, service 90.50 Kennedy, John J., expenses 395.40 Mass. Collectors & Treas. Assoc., dues 4O.O0 Mass Envelope Co., envelopes . 122.65 McCurley, Ruth, expenses 6.00 McDonough, Mary, expenses 6.00 Nat'l Cash Register, expenses 187.10 Purchasing, supplies 198.12 Remington Rand, service 38.25 Sperry Remington, service 35.75 Townsend Typewriter, supplies, calculators 735.00 Watertown Stationers & Printers, supplies 153.00 West Pub. Co., adv. 79.35 Total Expenditures 4,898.87 Balance to Revenue 154.68 5,053.55 Collector - Longevity Appropriated 1973-74 Expenditures Ford, Helen, 287,.50 Kennedy, John 525..OO Collector - Extra Hire Appropriated 1973-74 600,,00 Transferred Reserve Fund 500,,00 1,100.00 Expenditures Robinson, Elizabeth, salary 1,032,.68 Balance to Revenue 67..32 1,100.00 103 ASSESSORS' DEPARTMENT Assessors' - Salary of Assessors Appropriated 1973-74 15,236.00 Expenditures Gildca, Janes A., salary 5,078.70 Massa, Raymond, salary 5,078.70 Whitney, Malcom J., salary 5.078.60 15,236.00 Assessors' - Clerk Board of Assessors Appropriated 1973-74 13,810.00 Expenditures Corbctt, Barbara L., salary 13,810.00 Assessors' - Principal Account Clerk Appropriated 1973-74 12,413.00 Expenditures Ryan, Mary, salary 12,413.00 Assessors' Senior Clerk & Typist Appropriated 1973-74 10,200.00 Expenditures Forte, Emilia M., salary 9,939.18 Balance to Revenue 260.82 10,200.00 Assessors' - Extra Hire Appropriated 1973-74 Expenditures Robinson, Elizabeth, salary Assessors' - Contingent Appropriated 1973^74 5,100.00 Expenditures Applin, Hilda, services 1,127.70 Assoc, of Mass. Assessors 192.00 Banker & Tradesman, subs. 104.00 Barnstead Printing Co., printing 5.16 Burgess Printing Co., printing 1,307.95 Coolidge Rubber Stamp., rubber stamp 10.56 Corbctt, Barbara, expenses 32.00 Corbctt, Peter, services 1O.O0 D'Agostino, Dominick, services 28.00 Dillon Office Products, office supplies 29.50 Dodge Building Cost Service, calculator renewal 40.00 Evans & Faulkner, supplies 521.22 Home t> Co., supplies 28.42 Hobbs & Warren, supplies 902.14 International Assoc, of Assessors, dues 25.00 Merchants Welcome Service, service 9.00 Nat'l Cash Register, service 132.00 Purchasing, supplies 159.24 Remington Rand Office Machines, service 123.35 Ryan, Mary T., expenses 17.00 Spcrry Remington, service 123.35 Waldoier, Carol, service 36.00 Watertown Stationers 6 Printers, supplies 135.QO Total Expenditures 5,098.59 Balance to Revenue 1.41 5,100.00 Assessors' - Longevity Appropriated 1973-74 Expenditures Corbett, Barbara 375.00 Ryan, Mary 15O.O0 525.00 Assessors - Appellate Tax Board Balance Forward 9,921.76 Appropriated 1973-74 25,000.00 Transferred Special Town Meeting 5.000.00 29,921.76 Expenditures Applin, Hilda, service 10.00 Campbell, Calvin, service 186.00 Morrissey, William F., services 6,600.00 Pilaves, Christopher, services 714.00 Skuse, Jeanne, services 52.80 Whipple-Maganc-Darcy Inc., services 200.00 Whitney, Malcolm J., rcinb. 40.50 Total Expenditures 7,803.30 Balance Forward 22.110.46 29,921.76 Assessors' - Meetings 6 Conferences Appropriated 1973-74 Expenditures Whitney, J. Malcolm, expenses Assessors' - Car Allowance Appropriated 1973-74 Expenditures Whitney, J. Malcolm, expenses FINANCE COMMITTEE Appropriated 1973-74 6,000.00 Expenditures Assoc, of Town Finance Conn., dues 90.00 Cottage Crest, conf. expense 631.40 Evans & Faulkner, supplies 11.50 Kelly, Robert, expenses, conf. 940.00 PIP, photo copy exp. 25.40 Sheehan, John, statistician, exp. 2,265.00 Town of Watertown, supplies 63.94 Watertown Stationers & Printers 1.053.75 Total Expenditures 5,080.99 Balance to Revenue 919.01 6,000.00 LEGAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT Legal Services - Salary of Town Counsel Appropriated 1973-74 17,606.00 Expenditures Berry, Herbert, salary 2,917.85 Grogan, Phillip, salary 13,251.67 Santarpio, Edward H., salary 1.436.48 17,606.00 105 Legal Services - Contingent Appropriated 1973-74 4,000.00 Refund 18.50 4,018.50 Expenditures Lawyers Coop. Pub. Co. 232.45 Madden, Arthur, services 4.SO Mize, Arthur G. services 4.SO Pratt, Ruth, services 1,700.00 Richardson 6 Tyler, services 564.63 Shepherds Citations, books 90.00 Thayer-Dearring Co., supplies 393.41 West Pub. Co., supplies, adv. 900.50 Total Expenditures 3,889.99 Balance to Revenue 128.51 4,018.50 Legal Services - Extra Legal Appropriated 1973-74 4,702.00 Transferred Reserve Fund 5,000.00 Transferred Special Town Meeting 5.000.00 14,702.00 Expenditures O'Lcary, Robert D., services 500.00 Pilavis, Christoplicr, services 10,000.00 Richardson & Tyler, services 3.425.49 Total Expenditures 13,925.49 Balance to Revenue 776.51 14,702.00 TOWN CLERK'S'DEPARTMENT Town Clerk - Salary of Town Clerk Appropriated 1973-74 23,625.00 Refund 180.90 23,805.90 Expenditures Grogan, Philip F., salary 5,781.20 Wcllman, George, salary 17.364.07 Total Expenditures 23,145.27 Balance to Revenue 660.63 23,805.90 Town Clerk - Assistant Town Clerk Appropriated 1973-74 16,147.50 Expenditures Jones, Quinton B., salary 16,147.50 Town Clerk - Principal Clerks Appropriated 1973-74 23,610.00 Expenditures Power, Eleanor, salary 8,804.72 Thibault, Ruth F., salary 11.805.O0 Total Expenditures 20,609.72 Balance to Revenue 3.00O.2B 23,610.00 Town Clerk - Contingent Appropriated 1973-74 2,260.00 Refund 30.00 2,200.00 Expenditures Addressograph, plates 6.55 Araco Assoc., dues 38.06 Beal, H. Wendell, binding 152.00 Collins, Arthur, services 30.00 106 Coolidge Rubber Stamp Co., stamp 7.20 Dimond Union Stamp Works, seal 7.42 Gatchell Glass Co. Inc., glass top 65.00 H & K Insurance Agency Inc., insurance 46.OO IIMC., membcrshop 30.00 Mass Town Clerk's Assoc., dues 30.00 Maurer, Francis, services 75.00 N.E. Assoc, of Town Clerks, dues 10.OO Postmaster, postage, rental fee 28.80 Purchasing, supplies 38^8 Rugg Insurance Agency, Wm., insurance 68.00 Townsend Typewriter, service 31.80 Victor Coop. Corp., service 16.50 Watertown Stationers 6 Printers 845.83 Wellman, George, expenses 237.36 Total Expenditures 1,763.80 Balance to Revenue 526.20 2,290.00 Town Clerk - Longevity Appropriated 1973-74 Expenditures Jones, Quinton 150.00 Powers, Eleanor 103.85 Wellman, George 380.13 Total Expenditures 633.98 Balance to Revenue 191.02 Town Clerk - Town Meetings Appropriated 1973-74 3,9-10.00 Transferred Reserve Fund 1.500.00 Expenditures Dole Pub. Co., adv. 539.42 Hotin, Arthur, services 236.48 Maurer, Francis, services 25.00 Somerville Printing Co. Inc., printing 1,371.80 Various Persons, services 916.20 Watertown Stationers & Printers, printing 1,043.00 Watertown Sun, adv. 615.58 Total Expenditures 4,747.48 Balance to Revenue 692.52 5,440.00 PURCHASING DEPARTMENT Purchasing Agent - Salary of Agent Appropriated 1973-74 22,080.00 Expenditures Oatcs, William F., salary 22.080.0O Purchasing - Salary - Principal Clerk Appropriated 1973-74 11,805.00 Expenditures Mcehan, Edna, salary 3,672.54 White, Mary B., salary S.267.75 Total Expenditures 8,940.29 Balance to Revenue 2.864.71 11,805.00 Purchasing - Contingent Appropriated 1973-74 1,500.00 Expenditures D'Agostino, Dominic, services 15.00 Evans 6 Faulkner, printing 820.15 National Pure. Inst., dues 60.00 Oates, William, dues 118.71 Purchasing Man. Assoc., dues 85.00 Smith Bus. Forms Corp. forms 303.14 Southern Pure. Inst., dues 30.00 Standard Dup. Sales, supplies 12.50 Townsend Typewriter Co., ribbons, service 55.50 1,500.00 Purchasing - Longevity V Appropriated 1973-74 Expenditures Oates, William 375.00 White, Mary B. 67.28 Total Expenditures 442.28 Balance to Revenue 82.72 Purchasing - Transportation Appropriated 1973-74i Expenditures Oates, William, trans. Purchasing - Revolving Fund Balance Forward 3,163.14 Receipts 30.875.72 34,038.86 Expenditures A & J Auto Ignition Co., service 140.24 Atlantic Richfield Co., gas 4,797.37 Automotive Warehouse Co. Inc., chains, 2,303.47 Bay State Auto. Supply, supplies 540.00 Brachtel Industries, supplies 18.53 Burroughs Corp., supplies 12.75 Cotter, Charles E., chair 120.50 Evans Z> Faulkner, supplies 217.26 Fay Paper Products Inc., supplies 98.19 Gulf Oil Co., gas 6,937.57 HS Home & Co., supplies 7,957.57 Hobbs & Warren Inc., supplies 37.31 Jet Start Graphics Corp., supplies 22.25 Lcaktitc, pails 145.77 Muran Co., L. E., supplies 133.75 Mearn Co., R.G., supplies 6,650.41 Mass Gas 6 Elect., supplies 32.12 Sarand, Inc., supplies 33.37 Townsend Typewriter Co., service 15.50 Watertown Stationers 6 Printers 134.00 Total Expenditures 30,347.93 Balance Forward 3,690.93 34,038.86 108 ELECTION DEPARTMENT Election Commission - Salary Executive Secretary Appropriated 1973-74 16,013.00 Expenditures Tobin, Charles, salary 16,013.00 Election Commission - Assistant Election Commission Appropriated 1973-74 10,710.00 Expenditures Castano, Rose, salary 10,710.00 Election Commission - Salary Election Commissioners Appropriated 1973-74 3,000.00 Expenditures Albcrico, Remigo, salary 75O.O0 Bejoian, James, salary 750.00 Carmichael, Noel Burton, salary 750.00 Tobin, Charles, salary 750.00 3.OOO.0O Election Commission - Annual Listing Appropriated 1973-74 13,650.00 Expenditures Bender, David, services 300.O0 Coolidge Rubber Stamp Co., stamp 2.96 Glcason, Beatrice, services 322.00 Hird, Kenneth, services 60.00 Purchasing, supplies 23.65 San. El. Typing Corp., services 1,380.00 Tobin, Charles F., expenses 520.00 Townsend Typewriter, ribbons. 62.50 Various Persons, services 8,134.65 Watertown Stationers & Printers 2.797.O0 Total Expenditures 13,602.76 Balance to Revenue 47.24 13,650.00 Photocopy Expense Appropriated 1973-74 6,435.00 Expenditures Purchasing, supplies 48.79 Xerox Corp., service 4.828.88 Total Expenditures 4,877.67 Balance to Revenue 1.557.33 6,435.00 Election Expense Appropriated 1973-74 23,705.00 Expenditures Aiello, Angelo, salary 70.00 Blackburn, Joseph, salary 69.45 Bloomer, Gerard, salary 35.70 Castano, Rose, salary 155.O0 D'Agostino, Domenic, salary 60.45 Goodrow, Charles, salary 39.51 Hamilton, Fred, salary 69.45 Hotin, Arthur, salary 46.61 109 Hughes, John, salary 31.13 Jones, Quinton, salary 100.OO MacLeod, John, salary 53.19 Merullo, Albert, salary 57.64 Papandrea, Anthony, salary 89.13 Power, Eleanor, salary 35.00 Sadler, Russell, salary 10.51 Savercse, Demonic, salary 60.60 Thibault, Ruth, salary 100.00 Tierncy, William, salary 33.75 Various Persons, salary, services 12,110.37 Castano, Rose S., reimb. 26.68 Electronic Voting Machine, computer services 3,688.25 Evans & Faulkner, supplies 140.00 Gildca, Marie, services 32.O0 V Gleason, Beatrice, services 1,206.50 Hayes, Arthur, services 20.00 Hobbs & Warren, Inc., supplies 13.29 IBM, services 19.50 MacLeod U Moynihan, plywood 20.96 Mass Gas 6 Elec. Lt. Supply Co., supplies 13.00 O'Meara, Michael, services 15.00 Peterson Chair Co., chair rental 117.00 Purchasing, supplies 83.13 Tobin, Charles T., expenses 424.84 Townsend Typewriter Co., service 130.85 Watertown Stationers t Printers, supplies 2.595.78 Total Expenditures 21,774.27 Balance to Revenue 1.930.73 23,705.00 TOWN HALL DEPARTMENT Town Hall - Sr. Custodian Appropriated 1973-74 14,920.00 Expenditures Savarese, Domenic., salary 14,917.50 Balance to Revenue 2.50 14,920.00 Town Hall - Salary - Junior Custodian Appropriated 1973-74 13,739.00 Expenditures D'Agostino, Domenic, salary 13,644.50 Balance to Revenue 94.50 13,739.00 Town Hall - Salary Telephone Operator Appropriated 1973-74 11,380.00 Expenditures Brown, Felicia, salary 11,377.50 Balance to Revenue 2.50 11,380.00 Town Hall - Salary Relief Telephonejhone OperatorO]icr; Appropriated 1973-74 2,,350.00 Transferred Reserve Fund 279..OO 2,629.00 Expenditures Caso, Rose Rita, salary 2, ,415,,78 Fucci, Nannettc, salary 40.,32 Iodice, Jeanne, salary 92,,40 Total Expenditures 2,,548.50 Balance to Revenue 80,.50 2,629.00 no Town Hall - Fuel Appropriated 1973-74 6,082.00 Transferred Reserve Fund 3.000.00 9,O82.0O Expenditures Clenc-Hcat Inc., fuel 5,439.65 Gibbs Oil Co., oil 1,687.07 Mid. Fuel, fuel 414.61 Total Expenditures 7,541.33 Balance to Revenue 1.540.67 9,082.00 Town Hall - Overtime - Custodians Appropriated 1973-74 2,000.00 Expenditures D'Agostino, Domenic, overtime 904.30 Savarese, Domenic, overtime 898.21 Total Expenditures 1,802.51 Balance to Revenue 197.49 2,000.00 Town Hall - Lights Appropriated 1973-74 9,164.00 Transferred Reserve Fund 887.00 10,051.00 Expenditures Boston Edison, service 9,626.99 10,051.00 Balance to Revenue 424.Ol Town Hall - Longevity Appropriated 1973-74 150.00 Transferred Reserve Fund 37.50 Expenditures Savcrcse, Dominic Town Hall - Telephone Appropriated 1973-74 17,895.00 20,975.00 Transferred Reserve Fund 3.080.00 Expenditures New England Telephone, service 20,974.65 20,975.00 Balance to Revenue Town Hall - Maintenance Appropriated 1973-74 7,000.00 8,OO0.00 Transferred Reserve Fund 1.000.00 Expenditures Bay Colony Paper Corp., supplies 70.88 Bonny's Landscape Service, service, supplies 17.95 Boston Gas, service 89.28 Clcno Heat Inc., service 476.10 Combustion Service Co. of N.E. service 182.80 Coolidge Hardware, service 9.32 Coolidge Paint i Supply, supplies 1.35 Demers Plate Glass, glass 156.50 HI Dowd Co., supplies 146.50 Fuller Co. Inc., supplies 32.50 G ft M Lawnmower, sales, service 22.00 Gatchell Glass Co., glass 438.15 Gibbs Oil Co., service 55.18 Gordon Service Inc., service 335.65 JAG Chemical Corp., supplies 151.45 Kane of N. England, supplies 20.00 Keane Fire ft Safety Equip., supplies 74.25 Kcm Man. Corp., supplies 114.00 Marshall Supplies, 11.W., supplies 277.00 Maintenance Specialties 35.10 Martin Chemical, supplies 297.20 Mass Gas Elect. Lt. Co., supplies 539.37 McCarron, William, service 41.58 Newton Shade ft Screen, shades 228.95 Northeast Electronics, service 20.00 Radio Shack, charger ft cover 45.90 Roberts Wallpaper Supply Co., supplies 96.55 Rochester Germicide, supplies 383.00 Ross Mechanical Cont. Co. plumbing service 1,134.93 Royal Furniture Co. Inc., part 3.00 Stetson, M.D., cloth 41.25 Savarese, Dominic, roimb. 1.02 Saxon Paper Corp., supplies 868.95 Seaboard Systems Inc., service 417.45 Shon's Rcf. Service Co. Inc., service 398.92 Standard Window Cleaning, service 325.00 Stephen's Rug Cleaning Co., service 14.95 Suburban Lock Co., service 18.73 Totten Pond Hcatin Co., service 8.00 Town of Watertown, supplies, water 67.41 Twinbrook Pest Control, supplies 204.00 United Communications Service, service 3O.O0 White Iron Works, C. M., service 19.00 Woolworth Co., F.W., supplies 8.07 Watertown Plumbing ft Heating, service 67.79 Watertown Sun, adv. 13.00 Total Expenditures 7,999.98 Balance to Revenue .02 8,000.00 Town Hall - Painting Interior Appropriated 1973-74 7,700.00 Expenditures Roberts Wallpaper, supplies 43.55 Domenic Gentile Painting Co. Inc. 1,800.00 G.S.Maloncy, painting 2,249.00 Miller, Charles, painting 50.00 Total Expenditures 4,142.55 Balance to Revenue 3.557.45 7,700.00 Town Hall - Water Coolers (2) Appropriated 1973-74 550.00 Refund 474.00 1,024.00 Expenditures E.L. Ross Mechanical Contracting, service 550.00 Watertown Plumbing ft Heating Supply Co. 474.00 1,024.00 Town Hall - Air Conditioners (2) Appropriated 1973-74 1,088.00 Expenditures Miller ft Seddon Co. air conditioners 780.00 Balance to Revenue 308.00 1,088.00 112 Planning Board - Administrative Expense Balance Forward 2,500.00 Appropriated 1973-74 17.220.00 19,720.00 Expenditures Caruso, Edward F., expenses 157.50 Complete Photo Service Inc., service 66.29 Crimmins, Anne, services 945.00 Dole Pub. Co., adv. 255.40 Evans ft Faulkner, supplies 62.13 Fitzgerald, Diana, services 97.00 Glick, George, book 7.50 Hammett Co., J.L., easel 38.95 Harwich Eng. Co., engraving Int. City Man. Assoc., dues Ken Kaye Krafts Co., posters King's Dept. Store, supplies Mass Cont. Legal Ed. Inc., supplies Mass Fed. of Planning Boards, dues McCarthy, John, service N. E. Law Inst., supplies Planning Services Group, services Purchasing, supplies Radio Shack, equipment Stone, Fred Rep., service Watertown Stationers ft Printers, letterheads Watertown Sun, adv. Total Expenditures Balance to Revenue 982.69 19,720.00 Planning Board - Salary Planning Assistant Appropriated 1973-74 4,500.00 Transferred Reserve Fund 4.500.00 9,OO0.O0 Expenditures Fitzgerald, Diana, salary 8,782.90 Balance to Revenue 217.10 9,000.00 Planning Board - Legal Fees Appropriated 1973-74 Special Town Meeting 3.000.00 3,900.00 Expenditures Hamilton ft Lanson, service 3,898.69 3alancc to Revenue 1.31 3,900.00 inning Program Appropriated 1973-74 20,000.00 Expenditures Dept. of Community Affairs, contract 9,865.00 Balance Forward 10.135.00 20,000.00 Board of Appeals Appropriated 1973-74 2,268.00 Expenditures Antinarelli, Joseph, permit 25.00 Bailey, Raymond P., expenses 330.00 Belmont Herald, adv. 33.50 Coolidge Rubber Stamp Co., stamp 5.84 Dillion Office Products, supplies 14O.O0 Dole Pub. Co., adv. 542.09 113 Evans ft Faulkner, supplies 68,,82 Farrington, Norma, services 650.,00 Flaherty, Mario, services 100,,00 Harwich Eng., nameplatcs 25,.85 Hobbs ft Warren Inc., supplies 8.10 Mass Fed. of Planning Boards, services 17,.50 Purchasing, supplies 127,.51 Watertown Stationers ft Printers, supplies 38,,00 Total Expenditures 2,112,.21 Balance to Revenue 155,,79 2,268.00 Board of Appeals - Legal Fees Appropriated 1973-74 1,000.00 Expenditures Zevitas, George T., services 1,000.00 PROTECTION OF PERSONS ft PROPERTY POLICE DEPARTMENT Police - Salary of Chief Appropriated 1973-74 32,472.00 Expenditures Kelly, Joseph, salary 32,378.70 Balance to Revenue 93.30 32,472.00 Police - Salary of Captains Appropriated 1973-74 91,864.00 Expenditures Connors, Joseph, salary 22,900.93 Cristello, Salvatore, salary 22,808.15 Galligon, Lawrence, salary 13,984.05 Keefe, Richard, salary 22,900.93 Munger, Walter, salary 7.928.78 Total Expenditures 90,522.84 Balance to Revenue 1.341.16 91,864.00 Police - Salary of Lieutenants (7) Appropriated 1973-74 146,910.00 Expenditures Devlin, James, salary 20,927.49 Galligan, Lawrence, salary 7,573.04 Kelly, Robert, salary 20,927.49 O'Loughlin, Walter, salary 20,927.49 Munger, Walter, salary 13,355.83 Pouliot, Wilfred, salary 20,282.60 Ryan, James, salary 20,798.95 Terrazzano, George, salary 20.809.63 Total Expenditures 145,602.52 Balance to Revenue 1.3Q7.48 146,910.00 Police - Salary of Sergeants (11) Appropriated 1973-74 192,477.00 Refunds 513.57 192,990.57 Expenditures DiPietro, Gino, salary 18,558.17 Hanloy, Walter, salary 18,558.17 Jacoppo, Charles, salary 18,558.17 Kelley, Richard, salary 18,558.17 Papalia, John, salary 18,558.17 Parrclla, Americo, salary 18,558.17 114 Real, John B., salary 18,740.72 Tocci, George, salary 6,287.84 Vaughan, Edward, salary 18,558.17 Whoolcy, John J., salary 4,702.68 Williams, George, salary 18.699.04 Total Expenditures 178,337.47 Balance to Revenue 14.653.10 192,990.57 Police - Salary of Patrolmen (66) Appropriated 1973-74 822.868.00 Appropriated Revenue Sharing Funds 168,870.60 Refunds 1,853.46 993,592.06 Expenditures Arria, Richard, salary 15,543.73 Arria, Santo, salary 16,189.35 Bakerian, Edward, salary 16,189.35 Bartlcy, Richard, salary 16,189.35 Blackwood, Clifton, salary 16,189.35 Brady, John, salary 16,189.35 Brown, Kenneth, salary 16,189.35 Caraposano, Robert, salary 16,189.35 Centola, Benedict, salary 16,189.35 Comcau, George, salary 5,296.31 Conlcy, James C, salary 16,189.35 Cook, Robert H., salary 10,124.95 Coutts, William, salary 16,189.35 DclRaso, Joseph, salary 16,189.35 Dhoku, Dennis, salary 16,189.35 DiDonato, Joseph, salary 16,189.35 Doggctt, Earl, salary 16,189.35 Evans, Ernest Jr., salary 16,189.35 Farroll, Cornelius, salary 16,189.35 Flecca, Anthony, salary 16,189.35 Forbes, Edmund, salary 16,189.35 Furdon, Thomas, salary 14,897.93 Gagnon, Richard, salary 16,189.35 Garafalo, Francis, salary 16,189.35 Geraci, Anthony, salary 16,189.35 Griffin, Fred, salary 16,189.35 Hafford, John, salary 2,738.86 Higgins, Donald, salary 16,189.35 Hoffman, George, salary 16,189.35 Hunt, Charles, salary 16,189.35 lodicc, Rudolph, salary 12,279.47 Jackson, John, salary 16,189.35 Kaspcr, John, salary 15,955.79 Keefe, David, salary 16,189.35 Kelland, Robert, salary 16,189.35 Lawn, John, salary 16,189.35 Long, Richard, salary 16,189.35 Lyons, David, salary 16,057.83 MacDonald, Walter, salary 16,189.35 MacFadgen, Frederick, salary 16,189.35 Maloncy, Edward, salary 18,526.70 Martis, Daniel, salary 15,575.59 Mcllugh, Francis, salary 16,189.35 Messina, Joseph C., salary 10,223.21 Montgomery, Joseph, salary 16,145.51 Mullahy, Francis, salary 16,189.35 Munhall, John, salary 16,057.83 O'Connor, Richard, salary 16,189.35 0'Grady, William, salary 16,189.35 Pcttiglio, Alfred, salary 16,394.19 Pugilcsc, Danielc, salary 16,189.35 Quinn, Robert, salary 15,691.36 Rcardon, John, salary 16,189.35 Robak Jr., Walter, salary 16,189.35 Scminara, Peter, salary 16,189.35 Shea, Richard, salary 16,189.35 115 Skuse, Donald, salary 17,386.06 Smith, Francis, salary 16,189.35 Steele, Roderick, salary 16,145.51 Tessier, Everett, Jr., salary 2,463.93 Tocci, George, salary 10,329.84 Vigorito, Carmine, salary 16,057.83 Whooley, John, salary 11,807.02 Williams, Alfred, salary 5,561.21 Withycombe, William, salary 16,189.35 York, John, salary 16.189.35 993,592.06 Police - Stenographer - Clerk (M) Appropriated 1973-74 16,236.00 Expenditures Roche, Robert, salary 16,189.35 Balance to Revenue 46.65 16,236.00 Police - Ambulance Driver ft M.E. Utility Man Appropriated 1973-74 16,236.00 Expenditures Maguire, Joseph, salary 16,006.99 Balance to Revenue 229.01 16,236.00 Police - Junior Custodian Appropriated 1973-74 13,285.00 Expenditures Bloomer, Harold, salary 13,246.10 Balance to Revenue 38.90 13,285.00 Junior Clerk Typist (2) Appropriated 1973-74 17,682.00 Refund 301.00 17,983.00 Expenditures Dunton, Shirley, salary 5,617.75 Ferguson, Margaret, salary 6.582.92 Total Expenditures 12,200.67 Balance to Revenue 5.782.33 17,983.00 Police - Junior Clerk Typists (2) Add'l. Appropriated 1973-74 13,755.00 Expenditures Laurie, Philooena, salary 3,383.07 Sullivan, Jennie, salary 2.939.42 Total Expenditures 6,322.49 Balance to Revenue 7.432.51 13,755.00 Police - Holiday Pay Appropriated 1973-74 58,435.00 Expenditures Arria, Richard 533.08 Arria, Santo 620.76 Bakerion, Edward 620.76 Bartley, Richard 620.76 Blackwood, Clifton 620.76 Brady, John 620.76 Brown, Kenneth 620.76 Camposano, Robert 620.76 Centola, Benedict 620.76 116 Conley, James E., Jr. 620.76 Connors, Joseph 878.06 Cook, Robert 394.56 Coutts, William 620.76 Cristcllo, Salvatore 872.42 DelRaso, Joseph 620.76 Devlin, James 802.42 Dhoku, Dennis G. 620.76 DiDonato, Joseph 620.76 DiPietro, Gino 620.76 Doggett, Earl 711.54 Evans, Ernest 620.76 Farrctt, Cornelius 620.76 Flccca, Anthony 620.76 Forbes, Edmond 620.76 Furdon, Thomas 533.08 Gagnon, Richard 620.76 Galligan, Lawrence 826.45 Garafalo, Francis 620.76 Geraci, Anthony 620.76 Griffin, Frederick 575.17 Hafford,- John 81.94 Kanley, Walter 711.54 Higgins, Donald 620.76 Hoffman, George 620.76 Hunt, Charles 620.76 Iodicc, Rudolph 466.88 Jackson, John L. 620.76 Jacoppo, Charles 711.54 Kaspcr, John R., 575.17 Keefe, David F. Jr. 576.98 Kecfe, Richard H. 878.06 Kelland, Robert C. 620.76 Kelly, Joseph P. 1,241.42 Kelly, Richard J. 711.53 Kelly, Robert M. 802.42 Lawn, John J. 620.76 Long, Richard 620.76 Lyons, David L. 576.92 MacDonald, Walter 620.76 MacFadgen, Frederick 620.76 Maloney, Edward 575.17 Martis, Daniel J. 576.92 McHugh, Francis 620.76 Messina, Joseph 381.10 Montgomery, Joseph 620.76 Mullahy, Francis 576.92 Munger, Walter J. 816.21 Munhall, John 575.17 O'Connor, Richard 620.76 O'Grady, William 620.76 O'Loughlin, Walter 802.42 Papalia, John 711.54 Parrclla, Americo 711.54 Pettiglio, Alfred 620.76 Pouliot, Wilfred 757.00 Pugliese, Daniel 620.76 Quinn, Robert 575.17 Real, John 711.54 Reardon, John 620.76 Robak, Walter Jr., 620.76 Ryan, James 795.86 Seminara, Peter 620.76 Shea, Richard 620.76 Skuse, Donald 620.76 Smith, Francis 620.76 Steele, Roderick 620.76 Terrazzano, George 802.42 Tcssier Jr., Everett 81.94 Tocci, George M. 637.28 Vaughan, Edward 711.54 117 Vigorito, Carmine 620,.76 whoolcy, John 630,,75 William, Alfred 253,.25 William, George 711,.54 Withycombc, Willaim 620.,76 York, John L. 620,r76 Total Expenditures 54,411,,42 Balance to Revenue 4 ,023.58 58,435.00 Police - Longevity Appropriated 1973-74 4,200.00 Expenditures Arria, Santo 50.00 Bartlcy, Richard 125.00 Bloomer, Harold 312.50 Brady, John 100.00 Brown, Kenneth 10O.O0 Contola, Benedict 1O0.O0 Connors, Joseph 125.00 Coutts, William 50.00 Cristcllo, Salvatore 75.00 Devlin, James 125.O0 DcPctro, Gino 50.00 Doggett, Earl F. 50.00 Evans, Ernest W. Jr. 50.00 Flccca, Anthony 67.08 Furdon, Thomas 79.69 Galligan, Lawrence 15O.O0 Garafalo, Francis 200.00 Hafford, John 36.16 Kcefe, Richard 175.00 Kelland, Robert 75.00 Kelly, Joseph 75.00 Kelly, Robert M. 50.00 Long, Richard W. 75.00 Maloney, Edward 150.OO Maguirc, Joseph 75.00 McHugh, Francis 125.00 Munger, Walter 100.00 Munhall, John 100.00 O'Grady, William 75.00 O'Loughlin, Walter 75.00 Papalia, John 100.00 Parrclla, Americo 75.00 Pettiglio, Alfred C. 50.00 Pouliot, Wilfred 125.00 Pugliese, Daniel 60.20. Reardon, John 65.57 Roche, Robert 150.00 Ryan, James 50.00 Skuse, Donald A. 125.00 Smith, Francis 11.78 Terrazzano, George 50.00 Vaughan, Edward 50.00 Whoolcy, John SO.OO Williams, Alfred 75.O0 Williams, George 75.O0 Total Expenditures 4,107.98 Balance to Revenue 92.02 4,200.00 Police - Extra Duty Pay Appropriated 1973-74 146,300.00 Refund Expenditures 28.00 146,328.00 Arria, Richard 67.97 Arria, Santo P. 581.83 Bakcrian, Edward 564.27 Blackwood, Clifton 1,948.32 Brady, John J. 1,039.95 • Brown, Kenneth F. 110.77 118 Camposano, Robert 4,277.17 Centola, Benedict 262.70 Comeau, George 390.57 Conley, James 1,833.56 Connors, Joseph 524.55 Cook, Robert H. 3,267.36 Coutts, William 1,534.57 Cristello, Salvatore 270.79 DelRado, Joseph 753.67 Devlin, James 841.09 Dhoku, Dennis 3,407.70 DiDonato, Joseph 719.76 Dipictro, Gino 3,399.41 Doggett, Earl F. 599.64 Evans, Ernest 567.65 Farrell, Cornelius 541.72 Flecca, Anthony 612.67 Forbes, Edmond J. 3,673.82 Furdon, Thomas 479.71 Gagnon, Richard 5,472.63 Galligan, Lawrence 977.23 Garafalo, Francis 1,577.21 Griffin, Frederick 641.S2 Hanlcy, Walter J. 1,660.09 Higgins, Donald P. 3,213.22 Hoffman, George 1,878.32 Hunt, Charles 441.20 lodice, Rudolph 1,265.59 Jackson, John D. 4,415.50 Jacoppo, Charles 1,559.34 Kasper, John R. 231.21 Keefe, Jr., David 1,743.96 Keefe, Richard 90.22 Kelland, Robert 2,327.27 Kelly, Joseph P. 2,001.72 Kelly, Robert M. 1,928.05 Lawn, John J. 2,706.49 Long, Richard W. 1,242.04 Lyons, David L. 2,685.85 MacDonald, Walter 1,459.44 MacFadgen, Frederick 692.94 Maguire, Joseph 39.98 Martis, Daniel J. 2,599.72 McHugh, Francis 716.37 Messina, Joseph 581.30 Montgomery, Joseph 4,355.50 Mullahy, Francis 748.99 Munger, Walter T. 1,414.08 Munhall, John H. 266.05 O'Connor, Richard 1,416.32 O'Grady, William 4,599.92 O'Loughlin, Walter 3,245.52 Papalia, John F. 433.53 Parrclla, Americo 1,586.63 Pettiglio, Alfred 2,155.37 Piscelli, Ronald, 124.65 Pouliot, Wilfred 1,568.91 Pugilcse, Daniel 4,867.51 Quinn, Robert 2,346.12' Real, John B. 1,684.76 Reardon, John 1,346.90 Robak Jr., Walter 257.43 Ryan, James 3,590.96 Seminara, Peter J. 5,558.98 Shea, Richard 3,493.0O Skuse, Donald A. 102.45 Smith, Francis W. 611.51 Steele, Roderick F. 2,436.59 Tessier, Jr. Everett 275.95 Tocci, George M. 3,399.49 Vaughan, Edward 5,254.61 119 Vigorito, Carmine 918.68 Whoolcy, John J. 4,49l",98 Williams, Alfred E. 187*79 Williams, George 155*.60 Withycombc, William 3 599*54 York, John J. 2*9ia!61 Total Expenditures 14S.833.66 Balance to Revenue 494*34 146,328.00 Police - Private Details - Revolving Fund Appropriated 1973-74 26,000.00 Receipts 147.228.91 173,228.91 Expenditures Arria, Santo 1 793.75 Bakerian, Edward 2 334*50 Blackwood, Clifton ' 679.00 Brody, John 2,422!00 Brown, Kenneth 84.00 Camposano, Robert 857.50 Ccntola, Benedick 3,398.50 Comcau, George 927 50 Conley, James 1,956*50 Connors, Joseph 340.00 Cook, Robert 2 397 50 Coutts, William- 1 113.00 Cristcllo, Salvatore 192.00 DclRaso, Joseph 3,531.50 Devlin, James 64.00 Dhoku, Dennis 3 351.25 DiDonato, Joseph 5,694.50 DiPietro, Gino 5,786.25 Dogett, Earl 660.O0 Evans, Jr., Ernest 770.00 Farrell, Cornelius 2,112.25 Flccca, Anthony 4,259.50 Forbes, Edmund 770.00 Furdon, Thomas 1,097.25 Gagnon, Richard 2,331.50 Galligan, Lawrence 1,163.00 Garafalo, Francis 7,400.75 Griffon, Frederick 1,267.00 Hanlcy, Walter 287.00 Higgins, Donald 3,167.50 Hunt, Charles 42.00 Hoffman, George 1,795.00 lodicc, Rudolph 2,009.00 Jackson, John 829.50 Jacoppo, Charles 2,873.50 Kasper, John 752.75 Keefe, Jr., David 2,280.25 Kelland, Robert 1,186.50 Kelly, Richard 3,108.00 Kelly, Robert 733.50 Lawn, John 4,606.00 Long, Richard 4,025.00 Lyons, David 990.50 MacDonald, Walter 1,330.00 MacFadgen, Frederick 4,483,50 Martis, Daniel 2,678.50 McHugh, Francis 2,033/50 Montgomery, Joseph 1,032.50 Mullahy, Francis 1,799.00 Munger, Walter 92.00 Munhall, John 847.00 O'Connors, Richard 920.50 O'Grady, William 5,362.00 O'Loughlin, Walter 2,189.S0 Papalia, John 3,634.00 120 Parrclla, Amcrico 6,378.00 Pisclli, Ronald 924.00 Pouliot, Wilfred 259.OO Pugliese, Daniel 1,366.75 Quinn, Robert 3,188.50 Real, John 1,123.SO Pettiglio, Alfred 1,081.50 Reardon, John 3,076.50 Robak, Walter 1,424.50 Ryan, James 288.00 Scninara, Peter 1,799.00 Shea, Richard 1,204.00 Skuse, Donald 164.50 Smith, Francis S,022.50 Steele, Roderick 2,455.25 Tcrrazano, George 4,500.75 Tocci, George 3,379.16 Vaughan, Edward 3,528.50 Vigorito, Carmine 3,353.00 Whooley, John 2,239.50 Williams, Alfred 1,164.50 Williams, George 1,919.75 Withycombe, William 4,521.50 York, John 2.426.25 Total Expenditures 170,830.91 Balance to Revenue 2.398.00 173,228.91 Police - Training Appropriated 1973-74 11,250.00 Expenditures American Nat'l Red Cross, services 2.15 Coram, of Mass. tuition 246.OO Drug Abuse Conference, dues 50.00 Int. Assoc. Of Police Chiefs 1,210.00 Ivanhoe Sports Center 6.80 Lake Systems, service 18.00 Lyons, David, tuition 336.00 Mass. Gas ft Elcc. Lt. Co., lamp 7.14 M.N.E.O.A., dues 50.00 Northeastern Univ., tuition 2,575.00 O'Grady, William, fees 318.75 Scott's Surplus Store 150.00 Search ft Seizure Bulletin, bulletin 38.00 Sherbourne, Richard, ampuls 38.00 West Pub. Co., pamphlet 233.50 Total Expenditures 5,279.34 Balance to Revenue 5.970.66 11,250.00 Police - Add'l Traffic Supervisor Appropriated 1973-74 1,950.00 Expenditures Torri, Joseph, salary 978.88 Monahan, John P., salary 164.59 Total Expenditures 1,143.47 Balance to Revenue 806.53 1,950.00 Parking Meter Supervisor Appropriated 1973-74 17,932.00 Expenditures Chambers, Ann, salary 5,897.87 Natale, Elena, salary 5,941.25 Topjian, Arshalous, salary 5,576.72 Total Expenditures 17,415.84 Balance to Revenue 516.16 17,932.00 121 Police - School Traffic Supervisor Appropriated 1973-74 78,375.00 Expenditures Aiello, Angelo, salary 2,451.55 Alesi, Joseph E., salary 95.26 Bernardo, Albert, salary 1,455.34 Bloomer, Harold, salary 2,520.82 Burns, Stephen, salary 2,789.36 Carta, Roger, salary 2,616.11 Chamberlain, Stephen, salary 2,875.9r Conti, Anthony, salary 2,624.77 Cunningham, Robert, salary 2,425.04 D'Agostino, Joseph, salary 2,633.43 Deery, Charles F., salary 277.12 DelRaso, John, salary 2,183.01 Dennison, Alan G., salary 337.79 DiCicco, Nicandro, salary 2,676.73 Farracher, John, salary 2,754.67 Gannon, Bartholemew, salary 2,676.73 Gentes, Arthur, salary 424.49 Gianfrancisco, Gennaro, salary 2,260.88 Gildea, Thomas, salary 2,598.79 Harvey, William, salary 2,633.43 Hatch, Preston, salary 684.38 Jay, Robert, salary 2,633.43 Lanni, Joseph, salary 2,745.99 Layden, Edward, salary 2,685.42 Lcnihan, James, salary 1,030.54 Maguire, John J., salary 155.88 McCarthy, James, salary 2,676.73 Monahan, John P., salary 2,382.07 O'Connell, Waldo, salary 1,897.16 O'Grady, Patrick, salary 2,642.04 Peterson, Edward, salary 2,616.11 Poe, James, salary 649.50 Purdy, Henry, salary 251.14 Riccio, Alfredo, salary 614.96 Restuccia, Thomas, salary 2,633.43 Stanley, Carl, salary 2,520.83 Sullivan, Timothy, salary 2,746.06 Tamburro, Ralph, salary 2,563.98 Tessier, Everett, salary 952.88 Torri, Joseph, salary 1,221.27 Wedge, Oren, salary 407.02 Yerrick, Fred R., salary 259.80 Total Expenditures 78,281.85 Balance to Revenue 93.15 78,375.00 Police - Education Increments ft Incentive Plan Appropriated 1973-74 50,350.00 Transferred Reserve Fund 2.826.22 53,176.22 Expenditures Arria, Richard 225.00 Arria, Santo 900.00 Bakerian, Edward 300.00 Bartley, Richard 9O0.O0 Blackwood, Clifford 600.00 Brady, John 9O0.00 Brown, Kenneth 9O0.00 Camposano, Robert 300.00 Centola, Benedict 900.00 Connors, Joseph 900.00 Coutts, William 900.00 Cristello, Salvatore 900.00 Delraso, Joseph 396.98 122 Devlin, James 900.00 Dhoku, Dennis 1,050.00 DiDonato, Joseph 300.00 DiPietro, Gino 600.00 Doggett, Earl . 837.74 Evans, Ernest w. Jr. 600.00 Farrell, Cornelius 300.00 Flecca, Anthony 9O0.00 Forbes, Edmund 600.00 Furdon, Thomas 900.00 Gagnon, Richard 300.00 Galligan, Lawrence 900.00 Garafalo, Francis 900.00 Geraci, Anthony 600.00 Griffin, Frederick 300.00 Hanley, George 600.00 Higgins, Donald 3O0.00 Hunt, Charles 300.00 Hoffman, George 300.00 Jackson, John 187.54 Jacoppo, Charles 1,371.92 Keefe, Jr., David 960.96 Keefe, Richard 900.00 Kelland, Robert 900.00 Kelly, Joseph 900.00 Kelly, Richard 1,050.00 Kelly, Robert M. 1,050.00 Lawn, John 600.00 Long, Jr., Richard 900.00 McFadgcn, Frederick 300.00 Maguire, Joseph 900.00 Maloney, Edward 748.97 Martis, Daniel 228.53 McHugh, Francis 900.00 Mullahy, Francis 300.00 Munger, Walter 90O.O0 Munhall, John 9O0.O0 O'Connor, Richard 300.00 O'Grady, William 1,371.92 O'Loughlin, Walter 900.00 Papalia, John 9O0.O0 Parella, Amcrico 900.00 Pettiglio, Alfred 825.00 Pouliot, Wilfred 9OO.O0 Pugliese, Daniel 90O.O0 Quinn, Robert 600.00 Real, John 400.00 Reardon, John 900.00 Roche, Robert 900.00 Robak, Walter 1,550.00 Ryan, James 900.00 Seminara, Peter 114.25 Skuse, Donald 900.00 Smith, Francis 300.00 Terrazzano, George 900.00 Tocci, George 300.00 Vaughan, Edward 600.00 Whoolcy, John 6O0.O0 William, Alfred 450.00 Williams, George 900.00 Withycombe, William 1,057.40 York, John 300.00 Total Expenditures 53,176.21 Balance to Revenue .01 53,176.22 Police - Utilities, Fuel-Gas-Telephone Appropriated 1973-74 21,300.00 Transferred Reserve Fund 3.250.00 24,550.00 Expenditures Boston Gas Co., service 267.64 Boston Edison Co., service 3,429.56 Clone Heat Inc., service 2,300.13 Gibbs Oil Co., oil 622.27 Mid. Fuel Co., fuel 149.37 New England Tel., service 17,551.72 Watertown, Town of, service 158.90 Total Expenditures 24,479.59 Balance to Revenue 70.41 24,550.00 Police - Contingent Appropriated 1973-74 37,000.00 Transferred Reserve Fund 7.200.Q0 44,200.00 Expenditures Acme Printing Co. Inc., service 98.00 Allen Co. Inc., R.B., service 84.20 Atlantic Battery Co. Inc., battery 134.22 Avant Inc., service 169.65 Bay State Auto Supply Co., mufflers etc. 156.84 Bay State Automotive, supplies 289.21 Bay State Oil., service 306.78 B ft D Auto Electric Co. Inc., supplies 19.67 Becker Auto Supply, supplies 34.58 Belmont Springs Water Co., service 127.22 Bigclow Auto Body, service 944.73 Boston Globe, adv. 30.80 Central Equip. Co., supplies 71.O0 Chambers, Ann, service 36.50 Conncll Co., W. J., supplies 11.32 Coma, of Mass., supplies 178.50 Charles Bank Garage ft Boat Co., supplies 40.80 Coolidge Rubber Stamp., stamps 10.60 Coombs Motor Co., supplies 107.80 Coolidge Sq. Service Station Co., services 106.48 Crimson Camera Tech. Sales, service 626.38 DclMcdico, Peter, services 212.38 Dunkin Donuts, forms 21.11 Ed's Sunoco, supplies 71.14 Ellis The Rim Man., supplies 14.26 Fourot, Inc., supplies 9.59 Fonnesscy Service Center, supplies 2.00 Fratto, Joseph, supplies, repairs, labor 397.00 G F Business Equip. Inc., supplies 75.48 Gulf Oil Corp.,supplies, oil 3,389.28 llalpcrin Co., A.E., supplies 5.20 Hcarnc Bros., service 167.00 Hobbs ft Warren Inc., supplies 8.49 Home Co., U.S., supplies 989.68 Igo's Welding Supply Co., oxygen refils 253.93 International Assoc, of Police Chiefs 35.00 International Tiro Co., snow tires 2,679.69 Johnson, Ruth E., service 21.00 Keanc Fire 6 Safety Equip., equipment 73.50 Law Enforcement Maint Co., supplies 15.O0 Los Angeles Auto Body., supplies 239.15 Main St. Mobil Service Center, supplies 133.03 Manor Garage, services 20.15 Mass Chiefs of Police Assoc., dues 40.00 Mass Gas Elec. Lt. Supply, supplies 8.22 Mass. Juvenile Police Off. Assoc., dues 30.00 Mass. Law Enforcement., dues 10.00 Mass Narcotic Eng. Off. Assoc, dues 30.00 Master Mechanics Inc., service 12.95 McManus Restaurant, lunches 22.39 Milmore, Frederick, service 305.00 Mobile Elect., supplies 21.2S Munroe Auto Body Inc., supplies 259.05 Munroe, Helen, matron services 1,059.50 Natale, Elena, services 146.50 New England Assoc. Chiefs of Police, dues 30.00 New England Police Photo. Assoc., dues 20.00 124 Northeast Safety Products, supplies 115.50 Piccolo's Pharmacy Inc., supplies 85.55 Pugliese, Daniele, services 2O.O0 Precision Photo Sales, service 24.00 Quirk Tire Co. Inc., service 3.50 Sicotte, Edward Chief of Police, matron services 57.50 Seminara Motors Inc., service 342.89 Sherburne Inc., Richard, service . 6.50 Sicgol's Auto Parts Inc., parts 125.00 Sirchie Finger Print Lab., services 102.54 Spring St. Garage, service 227.03 Standard Dup. Sales, service 23.50 Stone Motor Parts, parts 46.34 Townsend Typewriter Co., calculator 176.00 Town Diner Inc., lunches 2.IS Universal Tire Co., service 5.05 Watertown Lock ft Cycle, supplies 3.84 Watertown, Purchasing supplies 21,192.27 Watertown Stationers ft Printers, supplies 816.00 Watertown Elec. Supply Co., supplies 3.50 Watertown Auto Parts, supplies 63.56 Watertown Sun, adv. 13.00 West End. Chev., service 6.00 Whalen's Repairing, repairs 5,937.74 Whelen Eng. Co. Inc., supplies 15.90 Total Expenditures 43,828.06 Balance to Revenue 371.94 44,200.00 Police - Uniforms (Regular Men) Appropriated 1973-74 20,250.00 Refunds 171.43 20,421.43 Expenditures Anderson Little Co., shirts, trousers 1,489.80 Bay State Uniform Co., clothing 73.02 Cahaly, Ltd., A. 20.00 Canterbury Ltd. uniforms 6,122.99 Eastern Coat Mfg. Co., coats, etc. 4,003.71 Eduardo's Tailor Shop, supplies, services 90.70 Filenc's Store, supplies 141.50 Hanlon's Men's Shoes Inc., shoes 754.37 Hollywood Deluxe Cleansers, service 15.00 Ivanhoe Sports Center, service 21.25 Kennedy's, clothing 169.99 Knapp Shoes, shoes 183.20 Linsky Uniforms, uniforms 4,504.43 Mannatton Jewelers, supplies 4.00 Northeast Gun Supply, supplies 50.35 Pacific! of Boston, clothing 85.00 Republic Co. Inc., clothing 498.61 Rudy's 1 Hr. Cleaning, service 14.35 Royalty Luggage, luggage 30.OO Watortown Shoe Store, shoes 1.315.05 Total Expenditures 19,587.32 Balance to Revenue 834.11 20,421.43 Police - Uniforms Parking Control Officers Appropriated 1973-74 375.00 Expenditures Canterbury Ltd., uniforms 365.OO Springtime Cleaning ft Tailoring 10.00 375.00 Police - Uniforms - Traffic Supervisor Uniforms Appropriated 1973-74 1,500.00 Rofunds 466.65 1,966.65 Expenditures Linsky Uniforms, uniforms 1,965.65 Balance to Revenue 1.O0 1,966.65 125 Police - Medical Expense ft Exams Appropriated 1973-74 6,000.00 Expenditures Anderson, Kittridgc, M.D., services 155.00 Aron, Steven, M.D., services 80.00 Barber, Bryan, services 170.00 Beer, Francis A. M.D., services 40.00 Belmont Medical Supply, supplies 61.65 Brighton Internists Inc., services 10.00 Butterficld, Donald, M.D., services 100.00 Captain, Robert W., services 25.00 Donovan, Francis J. M.D., services 25.00 Dorsey, Dr. Joseph, services 35.00 Forwand, Stanley A. M.D., services 222.OO Foster, Robert, M.D., services 105.O0 Fox Pharmacy, supplies 101.30 Glick, Hyman, M.D., services 60.00 Goldblatt, Julius, M.D., services 20.00 Hclfand, Zolman, M.D., services 15.00 Howell M.D., Ervin A., services 25.00 Kerhulas, Andrew, M.D., services 45.00 Kevorkian, M.D., J.J., services 400.00 Klonol, Allard, M.D., services 52.O0 Leahy Clinic, services 36.50 Lundin, David, M.D., services 30.00 Mass Eye ft Ear Infirmary, services 65.90 Modi-Account, Inc., services 15.00 Medicompts Inc., services 27.00 Mt. Auburn Hospital, services 732.00 Mulroy, Richard M.D., services 190.00 N.E. Orthopedic Assoc., services 80.00. Piccolo's Pharmacy Inc., services 107.65 Radiology Group of Gr. Boston, services 30.00 Sancta Maria Hospital, services 909.78 St. Elizabeth's Hospital, services 163.00 Shapiro, Robert, services 50.00 Souliotis, Paul, M.D., services 55.00 Tanzer, Jerome M.D., services 8.00 Titclbaum, Dr. L.M., services 50.00 Thompson, James, M.D., services 180.O0 Waltham Hospital, services 324.56 Woburn Anesthesia Assoc., services 50.00 Wyiaan, Stanley M.D., services 100.00 Total Expenditures 4,951.34 Balance to Revenue 1.048.66 6,000.00 Police - Property Damage Settlement Receipts 4,167.54 Expenditures BigelowAuto Body, service 728.52 Beacon Auto Body Service, service 605.20 Los Angelos Auto Body, service 137.40 Munroe Auto Body Inc., service 209.55 Watertown Collision, services 112.25 West End Chev., service 32O.O0 Total Expenditures 2,112.92 Balance to Revenue 2,054.62 4,167.54 Police - New Cars (7) Appropriated 1973-74 20,000.00 Expenditures Milmore, Frederick, painting 30.00 West End Chev., new cars 19.970.00 20,000.00 126 Police - Building Maintenance Appropriated 1973-74 20,620.00 Expenditures Acme Door ft Windows, repairs 55.00 Allen Co. Inc., R.B., service 6O0.00 Adams, J.C. Co., door 94.75 Bay Colony Paper Corp., supplies 35.94 Clene Heat, service 323.12 Community Appliance Service, service, new water < >oler 161.95 Coolidge Hardware, supplies 784.42 DeVincent Bros., supplies 16.68 Door Eng. Co. Inc., repairs 57.40 Ferris ft Mahoney Co., plumbing 9,560.00 Window Trimmer, new drapes 299.00 Watertown Sun, adv. 13.00 Watertown Lock ft Cycle Co., repairs 29.28 Town Plumbing ft Heating Inc., service 49.37 Standard Window Cleaning, service 150.00 Scott's Surplus Store Inc., blankets 83.40 Mobile Electronics, transfer base station 605.30 Miller ft Seddon Co., supplies 680.00 Muran L.E., furniture 1,011.42 Mid. Fuel Co. Inc., service 79.25 Merit Corp., service, supplies 481.04 MacLeod ft Moynihan Inc., service 13.40 Mass Gas ft Elect. Lt. Supply 137.21 Mrtin Chemical Inc., supplies 395.00 Kendall Boiler ft Tank, brashes 6.O0 Insul. Fab. Plastics Inc., supplies 30.00 G ft M. Lawnmower Sales ft Service,,new mower 125.30 Gatchell Glass Co. Inc., glass 163.40 Galvin, James L., materials 35.95 Fratto, Joseph F., service 12.50 Fimbel Door Co. Inc., repairs 197.60 Equipment Rental Co. Inc., rental 28.O0 English, Thomas A., rug cleaning 47.00 Dowd Co., service 301.07 Dolge, C. B. Co., service 32.35 Total Expenditures 754.90 3.170.00 Balance to Revenue 20,620.00 Balance Forward Police - Maint. ft Expense Canine Corps Appropriated 1973-74 6,750.00 Expenditures Arena Pharmacy Inc., supplies 16.50 Bay State Automotive Supply Inc., supplies 65.90 Belmont Animal Hospital, supplies 117.00 Brady, Joseph M., sleeves 217.59 Coolidge Hardware Inc., supplies 8.64 Delmedico, Peter, service 10.00 Dolge Co., supplies 69.35 Fratto, Joseph, service 50.00 International Tire Co. 220.85 Ivanhoe Sports Center, equipment^ 6.85 Higgins, Donald L., services, maint. of dog 900.00 Keefe, David, services, maint. of dog 900.00 Kelley, Richard J., services, maint of dog 900.00 Linsky Uniforms, supplies 94.50 Montgomery, Joseph, services, maint. of dog 350.00 Milmore, Frederick, services 48.00 Munroe, auto repairs 383.31 Natick Animal Clinic, supplies 492.80 Nether Lair Kennels, supplies 396.88 Northeast Safety Prod. corp., supplies 10.85 O'Connor, Richard, services 100.00 Petiquc Inc., services 290.00 Richard ft Sherburne Inc., speaker 67.50 Whaclen's Repairing, services 608.06 Total Expenditures 6,324.58 425.42 6,750.00 Balance to Revenue Police - New Radios Balance Forward 3,048.00 Appropriated 1973-74 7.000.00 10,048.00 Expenditures Bell ft HOwell Comm. Co., radios 3,048.00 Mass Gas ft Elcc, supplies 22.46 Whalcn's Repairing, service 30.O0 Total Expenditures 3,100.46 Balance To Revenue 17.54 Balance Forward 6.930.00 10,048.00 Police - Radio Warranty Appropriated 1973-74 2,436.O0 Transferred Reserve Fund 200.00 2,636.00 Expenditures Bell ft Howell Comm. Co., radio 1,840.00 Electrocom Corp., supplies 515.55 Fratto, Joseph, service 50.75 Mobile Electronics, supplies 195.40 Total Expenditures 2,601.70 Balance to Revenue 34.30 2,636.00 Police - Breathalyzer Supplies Appropriated 1973-74 367.50 Transferred Reserve Fund 75.O0 Expenditures Calcatron Inc., supplies 25.00 Law Enforcement Maint. 356.95 Sherburne, Richard A. Inc. 27.50 Total Expenditures 409.45 Balance to Revenue 33.05 Police - Community Relations Program Appropriated 1973-74 Expenditures Alba Press, pamphlets 60.00 AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, films 83.00 Channing L. BoteCo. Inc., lite 110.70 Complete Photo Service, service 15.O0 Evans ft Faulkner, supplies 127.70 Nugcnts Restaurant, meeting expense 48.00 Owen ft Duff, Inc., supplies 15.00 SVE Society of Visual Ed., supplies 40.60 Police - Radar ft Rcsuscitator Maintqnancc Appropriated 1973-74 Expenditures Law Enforcement Maint., service 408.69 Sherburne, Richard, service 39.96 Total Expenditures 448.65 Balance to Revenue 1.35 Police - Light Bars 6 Dome Lights Appropriated 1973-74 Expenditures Northeast Safety Products, bars ft lights 128 Police - New Typewriters (4) Appropriated 1973-74 Expenditures Townsend Typewriter, new typewriters 710.60 Balance to Revenue 92.40 Police - Accident Prevention ft Rescue Vehicle Balance Forward 14,950.00 Expenditures American Fire Equipment Co., service 103.65 Bay State Automotive Supply, supplies 89.15 Central Equipment Co., equipment 6,795.35 Mass Gas ft Elcc. Lt. Supply Co., service 2.72 Fratto, Joseph, service 75.00 Morse Body Mfg. Co. Inc., equipment 3,500.00 Silver Lake Dodge, equipment, dodge van 4.379.0Q Total Expenditures 14,944.87 Balance to Revenue 5.13 14,950.00 Police - Extra Services ft Expense Appropriated 1973-74 10,800.00 Expenditures Blackwood, Clifton, services 600.00 Coutts, William, services 300.00 Forbes, Edmund, services 600.00 Gagnon, Richard, services 380.53 Hanlcy, Walter, services 45O.O0 Keefe, Richard, services 600.00 Kelland, Robert G., services 6O0.O0 Kelly, Robert M., services 217.39 McHugh, Francis, services 6O0.O0 Pettiglio, Alfred, services 6O0.O0 Pugliese, Daniel, services 6O0.O0 Roche, Robert, services 600.00 Vaughan, Edward, services 600.00 Whooley, John, services 380.53 Various Persons, services 600.00 Total Expenditures 10,728.45 Balance to Revenue 71.55 10,800.00 Police - Copying Machine Appropriated 1973-74 2,000.00 Expenditures Imperial Wholesale Office Supply Co., supplies 105.06 Xerox Corp., use of machine 1.489.67 Total Expenditures 1,594.73 Balance to Revenue 405.27 2,000.00 Police - Photo Identification Equipment Appropriated 1973-74 S95.O0 Expenditures Crimson Camera Tech Sales, equipment 595.00 Police - New Revolvers (25) Appropriated 1973-74 1,000.00 Expenditures American Arras Co., new revolvers 1,000.00 129 Police - Electric Sirens ft Speakers Appropriated 1973-74 Expenditures Shcrbournc, Richard A., services 472.00 Balance to Revenue 28.Q0 » Salary Patrolmen ft Dog Officer Appropriated 1973-74 11,108.00 Expenditures Pisclli, Ronald, salary 5,240.64 Balance to Revenue 5,867.36 11,108.00 • Dog Officer Contingent Appropriated 1973-74 2,255.O0 Refund 32.9S 2,287.95 Expenditures Alfieri, Louis Ins. Co., insurance 68.66 'Arcand Sales ft Services, services 47.65 Bay State Automotive, supplies 31.29 Canterbury, Ltd., supplies 69.75 Carlson Tire ft Alignment Co., repairs 162.52 Evans ft Faulkner, supplies 35.00 Fuller Co. Inc., supplies 239.75 Hobbs ft Warren Inc., supplies 65.95 Mass Gas ft Elect. Co., supplies 5.14 Milmore, Fred, painting 40.00 Nationally Adv. Foods 751.45 Piccolo's Pharmacy, supplies 200.00 Pisclli, Ronald, supplies 66.44 Purchasing, supplies 181.74 Town Hall Pharmacy, supplies 86.00 Watertown Stationers ft Printers 9.75 Whalen's Repairing, service 193.49 Total Expenditures 2,254.58 Balance to Revenue 33.37 2,287.95 FIRE DEPARTMENT Fire - Salary of Chief Appropriated 1973-74 33,318.00 Expenditures O'Reilly, Robert, salary 33,318.00 Fire - Salary Deputy Chiefs (5) Appropriated 1973-74 117,583.00 Transferred Reserve Fund 5.276.44 122,859.44 Expenditures Collcran, Donald F., salary 22,915.99 Gildea, John R., salary 23,656.00 Joyce, Thomas F., salary 23,656.00 Kimball, J. Allan, salary 28,975.42 Parrella, Alfred J., salary 23.656.00 Total Expenditures 122,859.41 Balance to Revenue -03 122,859.44 Fire - Salary - Fire Captains Appropriated 1973-74 149,241.00 Transferred Reserve Fund 4,201.21 Refund 113.61 153,555.82 130 Expenditures Barnes, Joseph, salary 21,324.00 DclRose, Conccnzio, salary 20,655.93 Ford, Robert E., salary 1,185.12 Kclley, Edward F., salary 21,923.21 Lord, J. Lawrence, salary 24,381.95 McCaffrey, David A., salary 21,324.00 Nixon, Samuel, salary 21,324.00 Walton, Charles A., salary 21.324.O0 Total Expenditures 153,442.21 Balance to Revenue 113.61 153,555.82 Fire - Salary - Lieutenants Appropriated 1973-74 340,816.00 Expenditures Carney, Maurice, salary 18,991.00 Devaney, John, salary 362.82 Ford, Robert E., salary 17,878.05 Garcia, Ramon V., salary 18,991.00 Kelly, John W., salary 18,991.00 LcBlanc, Robert A., salary 18,991.00 Maloney, Thomas F., salary 18,991.00 McCaffrey, Paul, salary 15,346.18 McCarthy, Joseph, salary 2,865.59 McCurley, Thomas D., salary 18,991.00 McFarland, Robert, salary 16,562.70 Mcrullo, Eugene J., salary 18,991.00 Messina, John J., salary 18,991.00 Milmorc, John M., salary 18,991.00 Morrison, Donald A., salary 18,991.00 Mulvahill, Thomas B., salary 18,991.00 Murphy, Francis G., salary 18,991.00 Quirk, John P., salary 18,991.00 Reilly, William J., salary 18,991.00 Sheehan, Maurice J., salary 18.991.00 Total Expenditures 337,880.34 Balance to Revenue 2.935.66 340,816.00 Fire - Mechanician Appropriated 1973-74 21,324.00 Expenditures Chevrette, Gerard, salary 21,324.00 Fire - Salary - Firefighters (91) Appropriated 1973-74 1,208,380.00 Appropriated Revenue Sharing Funds 302,729.05 Refund 203.80 1,511,312.85 Expenditures Alberico, Ronald, salary 16,659.00 Alexon, Richard, salary 16,659.00 Arone, Albert, salary 16,659.00 Aronc, Domenic., salary 16,659.00 Astc, John R., salary 16,659.00 Babstock, John, salary 16,659.00 Bcirne, Joseph, salary 16,659.00 Bcninati, Alfred, salary 16,659.00 Bower, John, salary 16,659.00 Brandolino, Frank, salary 16,659.00 Brown, Edward Jr., salary 16,659.00 Burgess, Arthur, salary 16,659.00 Burns, Paul R., salary 16,659.00 Callcn, Francis, salary 16,659.00 Callen, John E., salary 16,659.00 Carney, Edward, salary 16,659.00 Castcllana, Carl, salary 1,012.05 131 Cieslick, Richard, salary 16,659.00 Canposano, Paul, salary 851.96 Concannon, Edmund, salary 16,659.00 Cugini, David, salary 16,659.00 Danforth, James, salary 16,659.00 DeAngelis, John, salary 16,659.00 Devaney, John, salary 16,324.37 Ferolito, Anthony, salary 16,862.80 Ferolito, Rosario, salary 16,659.00 Fratto, Frank, salary 16,659.00 Gacioch, Stanley, salary 16,659.00 Garcia, Richard V., salary 1,012.05 Gartland, Joseph, salary 16,659.00 Gianotti, Anthony, salary 16,659.00 Gildea, William, salary 16,659.00 Glidden, William, salary 17,707.92 Goolishian, Thomas, salary 16,659.00 Gullotti, Francis, salary 16,659.00 Haggerty, John J., salary 16,659.00 Hopkins, John, salary 16,050.51 Ingham, George, salary 16,659.00 Iodice, Quinnie, salary 16,659.00 Kazanjian, Louis, salary 16,659.00 Kelley, Goorge, salary 16,659.00 Kelley, James, salary 16,659.00 Kelly, Joseph, salary 16,6S9.O0 LaVache, Ronald, salary 16,659.00 Leone, Michael, J., salary 12,858.50 Malone, Robert, salary 16,659.00 Maloney, John, salary 16,659.00 Marchant, Raymond Sr., salary 16,659.00 Marchant, Raymond Jr., salary 16,659.00 Martino, Vincent, salary 16,659.00 McCaffrey, Paul, salary 2,643.10 McCarthy, John, salary 16,659.00 McCarthy, Joseph, salary 14,015.91 McCarthy, Robert, salary 16,659.00 McCleave, George, salary 16,659.00 McDermott, Daniel, salary 16,659.00 McFarland, Robert, salary 1,578.25 HcManus, Frank, salary 16,659.00 Mce, Gerald, salary 16,659.00 Milmore, Frederick, salary 20,055.29 Milmore, Stephen, salary 16,659.00 Monahan, Robert, salary 16,659.00 Morgan, Ernest, salary 16,659.00 Mosca, Eugene, salary 12,231.66 Murphy, Lucius, salary 16,659.00 Murphy, Raymond, salary 16,659.00 O'Grady, Joseph, salary 10,166.43 O'Reilly, David, salary 16,659.00 O'Reilly, James, salary 16,659.00 O'Reilly, Joseph, salary 16,659.00 Pepe, Nicholas, salary 16,659.00 Poirier, Robert, salary 16,659.00 Powers, Richard, salary 16,659.00 Quinn, Francis, salary 16,659.00 Quinn, Kevin, salary 16,659.00 Quinn, Leo, salary 16,659.00 Robertson, Martin, salary 16,659.00 Rosati, Daniel, salary 16,659.00 Russo, Angolo, salary 16,659.00 Santoro, Joseph, salary 16,659.00 Simpson, David R., salary 1,012.05 Shutt, George, salary 103.80 Stead, David, salary 16,659.00 Steams, Howard, salary 16,659.00 Stearns, Thomas, salary 12,943.48 Sullivan, Daniel, salary 16,659.00 Tirimacco, George, salary 16,659.00 Torilli, Peter, salary 16,659.00 Uttaro, Dominic, salary 16,659.00 Visco, Lewis, salary 16,659.00 Walsh, Edward, salary 16,659.00 132 Walsh, 'Thomas, salary 16,659.00 Walsh, William, salary 16,659.00 White, Donald, salary 16,659.00 Whittcmorc, James, salary 16,659.00 Wilson, Arthur, salary 16,659.00 Wiltshire, John, salary 16,659.00 Yerardi, Domenic, salary 16.659.00 Total Expenditures 1,506,809.13 Balance to Revenue 4.503.72 1,511,312.85 Fire - Salary Fire Alarm Operators Appropriated 1973-74 66,320.00 Transferred Reserve Fund 3,221.28 Refund 172,92 69,714.20 Expenditures Fitzpatrick, Frank, salary 19,945.33 Jones, Thomas, salary 16,277.95 Melanson, Ernest, salary 16,659.00 Shutt, Robert, salary 16.659.00 Total Expenditures 69,541.28 Balance to Revenue 172.92 69,714.20 Fire - Salary Principal Clerk Appropriated 1973-74 11,805.00 Expenditures Gray, Donald, salary 11,805.00 Fire - Overtime Pay Appropriated 1973-74 61,000.00 Transferred Reserve Fund 1Q.219.O0 71,219.00 Expenditures Alberico, Ronald 667.82 Alcxson, Richard 840.12 Arone, Albert 700.70 Aronc, Domenic 794.46 Astc, John 694.02 Babstock, John 645.92 Barnes, Joseph 370.12 Bcirne, Joseph 604.22 Bcninati, Alfred 624.02 Bower, John 920.46 Brandolino, Frank 213.08 Brown, Edward 493.72 Burgess, Arthur 590.18 Burns, Paul, 496.16 Callan, Francis 700.12 Carney, Edward 807.24 Carney, Maurice 294.78 Cicslik, Richard 722.02 Colleran, Donald 102.70 Concannon, Edward 611.82 Cugini, David 667.28 Danforth, James 334.84 DeAngcllis, John 387.18 DelRose, Concenzio 227.88 Devaney, John 794.46 Ferolito, Anthony 831.00 *Ferolito, Rosario 619.26 Fitzpatrick, Frank 568.84 Ford, Robert 624.82 Fratto, Frank 471.82 Gacioch, Stanley 733.58 133 Garcia, Ramon 353.50 Gartland, Joseph 776.80 Gianotti, Anthony 562.46 Gildea, John 100.OO Gildca, William 780.58 Glidden, William 125.24 Gullotti, Francis 752.46 Haggerty, John 611.82 Hopkins, John 387.18 Ingham, George 667.82 Iodicc, Quinnic 835.24 Jones, Thomas 763.68 Joyce, Thomas 259.20 Kazanjian, Louis 76.10 Kelley, Edward 115.11 Kelley, James 365.28 Kelly, James 152.20 Kelly, John 329.46 Kelly, Joseph 892.72 Kelly, George 389.62 LaRochc, Leonard 782.90 Lord, J. Lawrence 272.72 LcBlanc, Robert 294.78 Leon, Michael J., 977.54 Malone, Robert 812.38 Maloney, John 730.56 Maloney, Thomas 260.10 Marchant Sr., Raymond 471.82 Marchant Jr., Raymond 782.90 Martino, Vincent 702.04 McCaffrey, David 1,178.54 McCaffrey, Paul 396.00 McCarthy, John 715.92 McCarthy, Joseph 578.36 McCarthy, Robert 608.80 McClcan, George 1,140.58 McCurley, Thomao 329.46 McDcrmott, Daniel 1,044.22 McFarland, Robert 228.20 McManus, Frank 98.00 Mclanson, Ernest 468.42 Mcrullo, Eugene 376.16 Messina, John 208.08 Milmore, Frederick 608,80 Milmore, John 358.82 Milmore, Steven 441.38 Monahan, Robert 724.46 Morgan, Ernest 929.00 Morrison, Donald 962.37 Mosca, Eugene 511.38 Murphy, Francis 653.60 Murphy, Lucius 743.92 Murphy, Raymond 792.02 Nixon, Samuel 886.34 O'Grady, Joseph 591.98 O'Reilly, David 541.82 O'Reilly, James A. 807.24 O'Reilly, Joseph 557.04 Parrclla, Alfred 151.20 Nicholas, Pcpe 743.92 Poirier, Robert 471.82 Powers, Richard 730.56 Quinn, Francis P. 569.82 Quinn, Kevin P. 731.14 Quinn, Leo 609.38 Quirk, John P., 308.32 Ricily, William 476.86 Robertson, Martin T. S93.58 Rosati, Daniel M. 751.50 Russo, Angelo I. 913.78 134 Santoro, Joseph A. 724.46 Sheehan, Maurice 7O0.30 Shutt, Robert 436.62 Stead, David P. 684.90 Stearns, Howard 691.58 Stearns, Thomas H. 912.90 Sullivan, Daniel 892.46 Torilli, Peter F. 813.34 Tirimacco, George 432.84 Uttaro, Dominic R. 365.28 Visco, Louis R., 800.99 Walsh, Edward 671.19 Walsh, Thomas L. 820.00 Walsh, William 776.22 Walton, Charles 136.36 White, Donald E. 828.56 Whittcmorc, James 572.26 Wilson, Arthur 289.18 Wiltshire, John 578.36 Yerardi, Dominic 792.03 Total Expenditures 70,999.46 Balance to Revenue 219.54 71,219.00 Fire - Longevity Appropriated 1973-74 26,750.93 Refund 25.O0 26,775.93 Expenditures Arone, Albert 169.83 Barnes, Joseph P. 350.14 Beirne, Joseph T. 168.74 Bcninati, Alfred 150.00 Brandolino, Frank 168.12 Burgess, Arthur 300.00 Burns, Paul R. 150.00 Callan, Francis 450.00 Callan, John E. 375.00 Camposano, Paul 23.10 Carney, Edward 368.94 Carney, Maurice 450.00 Chevrette, Gerard 225.00 Cicslik, Richard 169.83 Colleran, Donald 168.47 Concannon, Edmund 169.83 Cugini, David 150.00 Danforth, James 225.OO DelRose, Conccnzio 225.00 Ferolito, Anthony 25.00 Ferolito, Rosario J. 300.00 Fitzpatrick, Frank 453.79 Ford, Robert E. 169.83 Fratto, Frank J. 300.00 Gacioch, Stanley 300.00 Garcia, Ramon 169.83 Gartland, Joseph 300.00 Gildca, John 225.00 Glidden, William 375.00 Gildca, William 169.83 Goolishian, Thomas 150.00 Gulloti, Francis 150.00 Hopkins, John H. 300.00 Ingham, George D. 450.00 Icdice, Quinnie 150.00 Joyce, Thomas 450.00 Kazanjian, Louis 300.00 Kelley, George 300.00 Kelly, John w. 225.00 Kelley, Joseph P. 30O.0O Kelley, Edward F. 450.00 Kimball, J. Allen 474.70 LaVachc, Ronald 66.99 LcBlanc, Robert 300.00 Lord, J. Lawrence 397.49 Malonc, Robert 169.83 Maloney, John J. 450.00 Maloney, Thomas F. 150.00 Marchant, Raymond Sr. 300.00 Martino, Vincent 150.00 McCaffrey, David 300.00 McCarthy, John J. 150.00 McCarthy, Joseph 450.00 McCurlcy, Thomas 300.00 McManus, Frank 300.O0 Mcc, Gerald S. 225.00 Mclanson, Ernest 450.00 Mcrullo, Eugene 225.00 Messina, John J. 375.00 Milmore, Frederick 464.61 Milmore, John M. 300.00 Milmore, Stephen 450.00 Monahan, Robert 350.41 Morgan, Ernest W. 300.00 Morrison, Donald 225.00 Mosca, Eugene 205.56 Mulvahill, Thomas 45O.O0 Murphy, Francis 169.83 Murphy, Lucius 275.72 Murphy, Raymond 300.00 Nixon, Samuel B. 300.00 O'Reilly, Joseph 150.00 O'Reilly, Robert 278.05 Parrella, Alfred 300.00 Pope, Nicholas 95.00 Poirier, Robert A. 308.36 Powers, Richard J. 300.00 Quinn, Francis P. 197.44 Quinn, Leo J. 300.00 Quirk, John P. 375.00 Rcilly, William 216.68 Robertson, Martin 300.00 Russo, Angelo 375.00 Santoro, Joseph 252.23 Sheehan, Maurice 450.00 Shutt, Robert 150.00 Stearns, Howard 200.21 Sullivan, David 3O0.O0 Tiriraacco, George 15O.O0 Torilli, Peter 225.00 Uttaro, Dominic 150.00 Walton, Charles 450.00 Whittemore, James F. 150.00 Wiltshire, John 300.00 Total Expenditures 25,468.39 Balance to Revenue 1.307.54 26,775.93 Fire - Holiday Pay Appropriated 1973-74 81,031.00 Refund 40.46 81,071.46 Expenditures Albcrico, Ronald 464.79 Alcxon, Richard 590.71 Aronc, Albert 590.71 Aronc, Doncnic 590.71 Astc, John 590.71 Babstock, John J. 548.12 Barnes, Joseph 756.20 Bcirnc, Joseph 549.97 Bcninati, Joseph 590.71 Bower, John w. 590.71 Brandolino, Frank 590.71 Brown, Edward 590.71 Burgess, Arthur 590.71 Burns, Paul 590.71 Callan, Francis 590.71 Callan, John E. 590.71 Camposano, Paul 42.59 136 Carney, Edward J., 590.71 Carney, Maurice 673.40 Chevrette, Gerard 756.20 Cieslik, Richard 590.71 .Collcran, Donald, 812.22 Concannon, Edmund 548.12 Cugini, David 590.71 Danforth, James R. 590.71 DcAngclis, John 590.71 DelRose, Concenzio 732.50 Devaney, John 633.30 Ferolito, Anthony 590.71 Ferolito, Rosario 590.71 Fitzpatrick, Prank 548.12 Ford, Robert 675.50 Fratto, Frank 0. 590.71 Gacioch, Stanley B. 590.71 Garcia, Ramon 673.40 Gartland, Joseph 590.71 Gianatti, Anthony 590.71 Gildca, John R. 838.92 Gildca, William 590.71 Gliddcn, William 628.37 Goolishian, Thomas r(JO _, Gullotti, Francis 590*71 llaggorty, John J. 590*71 Hopkins, John W. 505*53 Ingham, George 505*53 Iodicc, Quinnic 548*1'' Jones, Thomas „ * ~ Joyce, Thomas F. 838*9-> Kazanjian, Louis .-,oii*?7 Kelly, Edward *™'7± Kelly, George ™'£ Kelly, James J. £!'±[ Kelly, John W„ £°*™ Kelly, Joseph P. °™-;° Kimball, J. Allan LaRochc, Ronald 838.92 LcBlanc, Robert £££°an"X1 Leone, Michael J. '„'," iLord,1 J. , ,Lawrencw 4JU.I7 Malone, Robert L. 701.68™'°, Maloney, John J. 548*1^ Maloney, Thomas 673*40 Marchant Sr.,Raymond 590*71 Marchant, Raymond Jr. Pon'.. McCarthy, Robert 590*71 Martino, Vincent E. cnn'ii McCaffrey, David f£*™ McCaffrey, Paul T. fifo'To McCarthy, John J. wicY-ri McCarthy, Joseph T. J™'Zt McCleano, George ",, McCurley, Thomas "?£•" McDermott, Daniel con"™ McFarland, Robert .,„•" McManus, Frank ^*5f Meo, Gerald S. -00*71 Melanson, Ernest tan'Z, Morullo, Eugene rn £ Messina, John J. %\'^ Milmore, Frederick ^'Jl Milmore, John W. fH'H Milmore, Stephen *".40 Monahan, Robert £,„,, Morgan, Ernest ££•" Morrison, Donald tZi in Mosca, Eugene *" *„~ Mulvahill, Thomas ,%% At Murphy, Francis G. 673*an Murphy, Francis P. 590*71 137 Murphy, Raymond 590.71 Nixon, Samuel B. 701.68 O'Grady, Joseph 362.90 O'Reilly, David 590.71 O'Reilly, James A. 590.71 O'Reilly, Joseph 590.71 O'Reilly, Robert 1,147.40 Parclla, Alfred 838.92 Pepc, Nicholas 590.71 Poirier, Robert A. 549.97 Powers, Richard 590.71 Quinn, Francis P. 590.71 Quinn, Kcven B. 590.71 Quinn, Leo J. 590.71 Quirk, John B. 673.40 Reilly, William 673.40 Robertson, Martin 590.71 Rosati, Daniel 590.71 Russo, Angelo D. 590.71 Santoro, Joseph 590.71 Sheehan, Maurice 673.40 Shutt, Robert 590.71 Stead, David 590.71 Stearns, Howard 549.97 Stearns, Thomas 438.17 Sullivan, Daniel .590.71 Tirimacco, George 590.71 Torilli, Peter J. 590.71 Uttaro, Domenic 590.71 Visco, Louis R. 590.71 Walsh, Edward J. 590.71 Walsh, Thomas L. 590.71 Walsh, William 590.71 Walton, Charles A. 701.68 White, Donald 590.71 Whittemore, James 548.12 whiltshirc, John 590.71 Wilson, Arthur 590.71 Ycrardi, Domenic 590.71 Total Expenditures 77,879.37 Balance to Revenue 3.192.09 81,071.46 Fire - Contingent Appropriated 1973-74 20,000.00 Transferred Reserve Fund 3.000.00 23,000.00 Expenditures ABC Television shop, tubes 36.00 Allen Co. Inc., R.B., supplies 900.50 A ft J Auto Ignition Co., supplies 25.11 American Laundry Inc., supplies, service 1,259.25 Arlcx Mfg. Co., service 41.00 Assoc. Radio, service 3.50 Atlantic Battery, supplies 121.26 Automotive Accessories , supplies 20.35 Automotive Assoc. Inc. supplies 15.38 B ft D Auto Electric Co., repairs 261.11 Bagman, supplies 7.50 Bay State Automotive Supplies 45.69 Bay State Oil Co., oil supplies 214.92 Bearings Specialty Co., supplies 5.78 Belmont Springs Water Co., service 190.71 Bills Co., L.W., supplies 85.60 Boston Coupling Co., nozzles 97.O0 Brooklinc Machine Co., supplies 11.22 Builders Specialty Hardware, supplies 12.50 Callan, Francis, hose 3.35 Caraco Company, brooms 107.20 Central Equipment Co., supplies 26.50 Cloughcrty Co., Chas., supplies 602.99 Cameo Co., supplies 307.26 138 Cambridge Electric Motor, service 59.50 Coolidge Hardware Co., supplies 101.90 Coolidge Hardware Inc., supplies 83.85 Coolidge Sq. Service Station, service 581.83 Comm. Glass Co., windshield 27.83 Coombs of Watertown, service 28.60 Crawford Motors Inc., service 3.42 Davis Inc., II. G., parts 48.30 Dictaphone Corp., service 345.60 Dole Pub. Co., adv. 14.25 Donovan's Bear Brake ft Wheel Co., service 32.00 Dowd Co., service 26.73 Duff Spring Co. Inc., service 30.00 Eastern State's Radio League, membership • 5.00 Edison Chemical Co., supplies 116.15 Electrocom Corp, services 324.54 Everett Ave Auto Parts Co., parts 5.06 Fire Apparatus Maint. Assoc, dues 20.00 Fire Chiefs Assoc, of Mass., dues 50.00 Fire Chiefs Magazine, subs 7.50 Fire Eng. subs. 24.00 Fire Equip. Co. parts, supplies 215.89 Fire ft Safety Equip. Co. recharged fire cxt. 10.00 Fire Technology, salescript 20.00 Fotobeam Inc., supplies 18.72 Fuller Co., supplies 170.40 Gcnalco Inc., supplies 40.71 General Elec. Hot Point, parts 3.90 Giordano Bros., service 46.51 Grant Rings, parts, supplies 2,310.70 Gulf Oil Corp., services 2,373.53 Hearne Bros., maps 167.00 Hincs Co., supplies 19.50 Igo's Welding Supply, supplies 39.36 Int. Assoc, of Fire Chiefs, membership 30.00 Jomar Mfg. Co. Inc., motor, parts 70.85 King's Dept. Store, supplies 5.50 King's Upholstering ft Auto Scat Co., service 153.00 Knox Bros. Motor Co., tank gauge 17.81 Kraft Corp., W.A., parts 505.06 Lambert Co. Inc., book 10.37 LeLievre Door Service, service 390.00 MacLeod ft Moynihan Co., supplies 31.84 Martin Chemical Co., supplies 56.25 Mass Gas Elect. Lt., supplies 1,080.71 Mass Hardware ft Supply, supplies 42.43 Mass Home Center, supplies 89.08 Maxim Motor Division, lights, parts, 1,220.63 McKenzie, Daniel, welding service 8.O0 Merit Corp., service/supplies 314.53 Milford Wool Co., supplies 116.50 Miller Seddon Co. Inc., supplies 241.00 Mobil Oil Corp., service 129.20 Motor Supply Inc., supplies 190.86 Motorola Inc., service/supplies 507.00 National Chera search Corp., yield bomb 299.59 National Fire Protection Assoc., supplies 85.75 New England Dec Co., services 78.50 N. E. Assoc. Fire Chiefs 5.O0 N. E. Wheel ft Rim Co., parts 3.24 Newshire Forms Inc., forms printed 118.47 Newton Shade ft Screen Co., service 12.OO N.F.P.A., books 261.12 Petroleum Corp., supplies 6.35 Porter Sq. Dodge Inc., parts 4.05 Quirk Co. Inc., Edward, tube 10.70 Rahall's Radiator Repair, repairs 194.50 Roberts Wallpaper, supplies 92.27 Sarris Citgo Service, gas,oil, service 882.29 Scott's Surplus Store Inc., supplies 319.30 Standard Auto Gear Co., supplies, equipment 1,354.44 Swartz Hardware ft Supply, supplies 1.15 Townsend Typewriter Co., service 61.80 Truck Tire Service, service 135.23 Watertown Electric Co., supplies 2.72 Watertown Stationers, supplies 374.35 Watertown Sun, adv. 43.50 Watertown Plumbing ft Heating Supply, supplies 114.27 Watertown, Town of, supplies 1,193.22 West Newton Chrysler, gas tank unit 62.93 Wnalen's American Service, service 19.87 Winchester Auburn Mills Inc., paper 15.48 Woolworth, F.W., supplies 12.91 Your Comer Service Station, supplies 250.30 Total Expenditures 22,999.88 Balance to Revenue .12 23,000.00 Fire - Utilities Appropriated 1973-74 16,000.00 Transferred Reserve Fund 3.600.00 19,600.00 Expenditures Boston Edison Co., service 5,190.89 Boston Gas Co., service 121.01 Clene Heat, service, oil 6,556.36 Gibbs Oil Co., oil service 2,126.12 Mid. Fuel Co., fuel service 1,066.06 New England Tel. Co., service 4,204.17 Watertown, Town of., water service 313.06 Total Expenditures 19,577.67 Balance to Revenue 22.33 19,600.00 Fire - Uniforms Appropriated 1973-74 11,250.00 Expenditures American Fire Equipment Co., service 150.13 Canterbury, Ltd., uniforms 8,270.48 Clougherty, Charles H., books 794.84 Eastern Uniform Co., shirts 1,391.39 Fay Assoc., Edward A., supplies 343.OO Leon Uniform Co., uniforms 18.30 M ft W Uniform Co., supplies 169.15 Outlast Uniforms, supplies ' 92.50 Therault, A., badges 20.00 Total Expenditures 11,249.79 Balance to Revenue .21 11,250.00 Fire - Medical Expense Appropriated 1973-74 5,000.00 Expenditures Arena Pharmacy Inc., supplies 79.35 Beer, Francis A. M.D., service 3O.O0 Butterfield, Donald, supplies, service 156.00 Collins, M.D., Joseph L., service 45.00 Sami, Daoud, service 20.00 Daly, John, service 54.00 Dorgan, Joseph, service 85.00 Foster, Robert, service 80.00 Fox Drug Store, service, supplies 27.61 Frascatore, Vincent, service 10.00 Giles, William, service 30.00 Goldblatt, Julius, service 100.00 Haley, Stephen, service 25.00 Hecht, Sandford M.D., service 55.00 Howell, A. Ervin, M.D., service 45.00 Jordan, Joseph, service 35.O0 Madias, J. M.D., service 15.00 Morin, Hector M. M.D., service 10.00 Mass General Hospital, service 52.00 Mclntyre, Dr. Howard, service 42.00 Mehrez, Isaac, services 15.00 Mt. Auburn Hospital, care 323.50 140 Neurological Fnd., service 35.00 Porell, William, M.D., service 38.00 Provost, Robert Jr. M.D., service 80.00 Radiology Group of G B., service 1S.O0 Rcid, David M.D., service 10.00 Robects Pharmacy, supplies 15.00 Rumerman, Herbert, service 63.00 St. Bliz. Hospital, service 117.90 Sancta Maria Hospital, service 783.70 School, John Andrew, M.D., service 65.00 Spievack, Alan R. M.D., services 10.00 Town Hall Pharmacy, supplies 348.61 VanThiel, David H., M.D., service 25.00 Waltham Hospital, services 463.25 Weir, William M.D., service 35.00 Total Expenditures 3,438.92 Balance to Revenue 1.561.08 5,000.00 Fire - Training Pay & Expense Appropriated 1973-74 Expenditures Chevrette, Gerard A., 15.00 Emergency Care Course 2OO.0O Fire Education Inc., 20.00 Fire Inv. ft Arson Seminar, seminar 40.00 Kimball, J. Allan, 168.88 Mass Fire Prevention Assoc. 10.00 Mass Inst, of Fire Dept. Inst. 12.00 O'Grady, Joseph 10S.OO O'Reilly, Robert 68.00 Various Persons 105.00 Total Expenditures 743.88 Balance to Revenue 6,12 Fire - Painting ft Repairs Appropriated 1973-74 2,200.00 Expenditures Cargcn Supply Co. Inc. supplies 42.10 Coolidge Hardware Co., supplies 239.18 DeMambro Elec, parts 31.20 Fitzgerald, Albert, supplies 704.55 General Elcc. Co., supplies 9.35 Grosvenor ft Co. W. J., supplies 47.09 MacLeod ft Moynihan, supplies 165.95 Mass Gas ft Elec. Lt., supplies 102.31 Mass Hardware Supply, supplies 202.76 Mass Home Center, supplies 110.73 Newton Shade ft Screen Co., supplies 58.00 Plywood Ranch, supplies 218.50 Roberts Wallpaper ft Supply, supplies 25.45 Standard Auto Gear Co., supplies 9.95 Warrendale Appliance, supplies 188.00 Watertown Plumbing ft Heating Co., supplies 40.64 Total Expenditures 2,195.76 Balance to Revenue 4.24 2,200.00 Fire - Now Tires Appropriated 1973-74 1,200.00 Expenditures Carlson Tire ft Alignment, supplies, service 1,123.82 Quirk Co., Edward S., tires 65.08 Total Expenditures 1,188.90 Balance to Revenue U.IO 1,200.00 141 Fire - Portable Radios (2) Appropriated 1973-74 1,410.00 Expenditures Bell ft Howell Coram., service 1,410.00 Fire - Motorize Overhead Doors Appropriated 1973-74 5,400.00 Expenditures Lclievrc Door Service, motorize overhead doors 5,39O.O0 Balance to Revenue 10.0O 5,400.00 Fire - Adding Machine - Copier Appropriated 1973-74 375.00 Expenditures Townsend Typewriter Co., adding machine 89.50 Balance to Revenue 285.50 375.00 Fire - Hot Water - Heater Appropriated 1973-74 400.00 Expenditures Circle Supply Co., supplies 179.59 Balance to Revenue 220.41 400.00 Fire - Out of State Travel Appropriated 1973-74 250.00 Expenditures O'Reilly, Robert C., travel expense 250.00 HEALTH DEPARTMENT Health - Salary - Health Officer Appropriated 1973-74 19,035.00 Expenditures Murray, Paul F., salary 19,035.00 Health - Sanitarians - Public Health (2) Appropriated 1973-74 32,295.00 Expenditures DiVico, Joseph J., salary 16,147.50 O'Lcary, Joseph D., salary 16.147.50 32,295.00 Health - Public Health Physician Appropriated 1973-74 5,080.00 Expenditures LaRaia, Paul J., salary 5,080.00 Health - Principal Clerk stenographer Appropriated 1973-74 11,805.00 Expenditures Hogan, Anna J., salary 11,805.00 142 Health - Senior Clerk Stenographer Appropriated 1973-74 8,963.00 Expenditures Connolly, Shirley, salary 6,258.32 Balance to Revenue 2.704.68 8,963.00 Health - Senior Clerk Typist Appropriated 1973-74 9,66S.OO Expenditures Buczel, Helen, salary 8,963.00 Balance to Revenue 702.00 9,665.00 Health - Public Health Nurses (2) Appropriated 1973-74 27,335.00 Expenditures Daley, Doris M., salary 13,002.00 Jackson, Agnes P., salary 14.333.00 27,335.00 Health - Hygicnists (2) Appropriated 1973-74 16,305.00 Expenditures Bick, Louise, salary 8,152.50 Little, Janet, salary 8.152.50 16,305.00 Health - Dental Clinic Appropriated 1973-74 8,000.00 Expenditures Fantasia, Phillip D., salary 7,460.00 Evans ft Faulkner, supplies 41.20 Little, Janet, reimb. 5.11 Romar Dental Supply, mirrors, syringes 350.95 Town Hall Pharmacy, supplies 21.50 Total Expenditures 7,878.76 Balance to Revenue 121.24 8,000.00 Health - Longevity Appropriated 1973-74 Expenditures Divico, Joseph 51.65 Hogan, Anna 150.00 Murray, Paul 300.00 Health Contagious ft Chronic Diseases Appropriated 1973-74 13,500.00 Refunds 533,30 14,033.30 Expenditures Bruce Pharmacy, supplies 16.79 Buczel, James, expenses 30.00 Burns, Robert, services 45.00 Cambridge Medical Supply Co., supplies 148.50 Central Vet. Supply, supplies 1,220.60 Comm. of Mass. care 3,068.62 Connolly, Janice, services 52.00 Daley, Michael, services 90.00 Daley, Doris, reimb. 6.00 Dclancy Linen Service, services 24.00 Dole Pub. Co., printing 305.95 Dunnington ft Prof. Pharmacy, supplies 365.00 Evans ft Faulkner, supplies 431.33 Grcenberg, Larry, services 125.00 Greene, Dr. Malcolm 35O.O0 Hird, Kenneth, services 121.50 Hobbs ft Warren Inc., books 91.14 Hub Mail Adv. Services, adv. 1,272.26 Jackson, Patricia, reimb. 37.00 King's Department Store, supplies 25.66 Capuck Lab., service 263.O0 Lake Systems, supplies 13. SO Larkin, Thomas, services 225.O0 Massa, James, services 15.00 Mass Soc. for the Prevention of Blindness, services 50.00 Murphy, John J., prof. serv. 464.10 O'Leary, Bruce, services 45.O0 Otis Clapp Medical Supply, supplies 17.34 Parke Davis ft Co., vaccine 760.00 Piselli, Ronald, services 50.00 Reidy, Robert, services 200.00 Rinaldo, Thomas, services 251.50 Rosenberg, Dr. James, services 200.00 Seminara Motors, repairs 254.97 Shea, Mary, services 1,040.00 Standard Auto, services 71.46 Town Hall Pharmacy, supplies 185.13 Town of Watertown, purchasing 26.22 Watertown Sun, adv. 346.00 Wcissman, Irving, services 75.00 Total Expenditures 12,379.57 Balance to Revenue 1.653.73 14,033.30 Health - Contingent Appropriated 1973-74 3,000.00 Refund 60,00 Expenditures Adm. Management, subs. 5.00 Atlantic Battery, parts, 54.89 Bay State Automotive Supply, parts 23.53 Behavioral Pub., publications 31.50 Belmont Car Wash, services 13.75 Belmont Springs Water Co. Inc., service 162.49 Belmont-Watertown-Waltham Mental Health Assoc, dues 12.00 Brigham Young University, books 4.19 Bete Co. Inc., Charming L., supplies 170.55 Coma, of Mass., supplies 10.00 Coolidge Rubber Stamp., repairs 10.00 Coombs of Watertown, service 170.24 Cooperative Extension Service, service 2.00 Daley, Doris, reimb. 16.19 DiVico, Joseph, expenses 24.00 Dole Pub. Co., adv. 3.57 Environmental Defense Fluid, services 15.0O Epilepsy Soc. of Mass., dues 15.00 Evans ft Faulkner, supplies 106.45 Forbes, subs. 2.97 International City, dues 10.00 Harvard University Press, booklets 15.00 Heffernan, John, services 226.38 Jackson, Patricia, reimb. 54.25 Hobbs ft Warren Inc., supplies 25.74 King's Upholstering ft Auto Seat Co., service 30.00 Lapuck Lab., service. 12.50 Lechmere Sales Co., supplies 39.66 Manhattan Jewelers 30.00 Public Health Nurse Assoc, dues 30.00 Mass. Env. Health Assoc, dues 40.00 Mass Health Off. Assoc, dues 45.00 Mass Public Health Assoc, dues 30.00 Mass Heart Assoc., dues 30.00 Mass Gas ft Elec. Lt. Co. 54.80 Murray, Paul F., expenses 78.00 Nation's Business, services 10.00 New England Public Health Assoc 6.00 144 Northeast Assoc, of Bds. of Health, dues 43.00 O'Lcary, Joseph, reimb. 9.88 Personal Products Co., supplies 2.00 Prentice Hall Inc., supplies 23.50 Provoker Press, supplies 6.95 Public Documents Dist. Co., service 5.50 Public Management, service 16.00 Purchasing, supplies 585.08 Quirk Co. Inc., Edward 93.56 Resource Direction Service 5.20 Rodalc Press Env., service 8.00 Santoro, Joseph L., reimb. 45.99 Scientific American, dues 22.OO Supt. of Documents 21.50 Scrub ft Dub, car wash 5.50 Scminara Motors, service 258.07 Science ft Health Pub., books 32.50 Townsend Typewriter Co., ribbons 113.15 Univ. of Book Services, services 9.30 U.S. Dept. of Commerce, dues 23.00 U.S. Gov. Printing Office 9.90 Watertown Sun, adv. 30.00 Whalcn's Repairing, service 25.00 Total Expenditures 3,015.23 Balance to Revenue 44.77 3,060.00 Health - Transportation Appropriated 1973-74 2,070.00 Expenditures DiVico, Joseph, expenses 720.00 Murray, Paul, expenses 630.00 O'Lcary, Joseph, expenses 720.00 2.O7O.0O Health - Well Baby Clinic Appropriated 1973-74 1,500.00 Expenditures Aloe, supplies 122.50 Dole Pub., books 136.80 Hird, Kenneth, photo services 20.00 Shrand, Hyraan, services 900.00 Town Hall Pharmacy, supplies 25.90 Watertown Sun, supplies 151.00 Total Expenditures 1,356.20 Balance to Revenue 143.80 1,500.00 Health - Adm. Assistant - Multi-Service Appropriated 1973-74 6,00O.OO Expenditures Waisman, Anne R., salary 315.90 Brown, Karen S., salary 2,242.50 Dolpc, carol B., salary 444.60 Farroll, Elizabeth, salary 46.80 Total Expenditures 3,049.80 Balance to Revenue 2.950.20 6,000.00 kith -.MosquitoControl Appropriated 1973-74 4,080.00 Expenditures Comm. of Mass. mosquito control 4,08O.O0 Health - Medical Services - Multi -Service Appropriated 1973-74 2,600.00 Refund 50.00 2,650.00 Expenditures 145 Dole Pub. Co., adv. 50.25 Murray, Paul F., expenses 50.00 Watertown Sun, adv. 30.Q0 Total Expenditures 254.75 Balance to Revenue 2.395.25 2,650.00 Health Supplies - Multi Service Appropriated 1973-74 1,500.00 Expenditures Brown, Karen, expenses 31.86 Coolidge Hardware Inc., supplies 149.31 Fabrications, supplies 150.51 General Fireproofing Co., supplies 158.86 Gorin's Store Inc., linens 15.27 Halliday Hospital Supply Co. Inc., supplies 29.94 Mass Gas ft Elcc., supplies 92.24 Newton Shade ft Screen Co., screens 46.00 Tags, tables ft chairs 88.94 Town Hall Pharmacy, supplies 79.63 Ross Mechanical Con. Co., repairs 151.08 Royal Furniture Co. Inc., supplies, cots 29.9Q Total Expenditures 1,023.54 Balance to Revenue 476,46 Health - Mailing - Multi Service Appropriated 1973-74 1,109.00 Expenditures Postmaster 610.00 Balance to Revenue 499.00 1,109.00 Inspector of Animals Appropriated 1973-74 1,500.00 Expenditures Murphy, John J., salary 1,500.00 Multi Service Center - Salary Resource Worker Appropriated 1973-74 7,665.00 Expenditures Dolph, Carol B., adm. ass't. 562.22 London, Lois, salary 5.505.74 Total Expenditures 6,067.96 Balance to Revenue 1.597.04 7,665.00 Health - Clinician - Multi Service Appropriated 1973-74 9,923.00 Expenditures Arbetter, Jeffrey L., salary 9,084.75 Balance to Revenue 838,25 9,923.00 Health - Multi Service-Director Appropriated 1973-74 10,765.00 Expenditures Thomas, Stephen, salary 5,175.00 Balance to Revenue 5.590.00 10,765.00 Hoalth-Multi Services - Utilities Appropriated 1973-74 4,2OO.O0 Transferred Resorve Fund 1.566.22 5,766.22 Expenditures Boston Edison Co. service 1,257.33 Boston Gaa Co., service 1,901.93 New England Tel., service 2.606.96 5,766.22 146 Health - Multi Service - H.E.W. Grant Drugs Receipts 2,540.00 Expenditures Mid-Town Motor Inn, conference 798.O0 Various Persons, expenses 960.O0 Total Expenditures 1,758.00 Balance Forward 782.00 2,540.00 Health - Multi Service - Supplies Appropriated 1973-74 1,245.00 Expenditures Buck Printing Co., posters 96.50 Coolidge Hardware Inc., supplies 75.81 Coolidge Paint ft Supply, supplies 30.49 Datawcll's Assoc. Inc., supplies 12.00 Evans ft Faulkner, supplies 117.75 Fabrications, Inc., supplies 109.25 Fuller Co., supplies 24.00 Graham Co. Inc., W.T., supplies 54.91 Joy Town, supplies 63.61 Mass Gas ft Elect. Co., supplies 89.16 Purchasing, supplies 119.09 Townsend Typewriter Co. 18.50 Warren Bros. Co. 73.89 Watertown Stationers ft Printers 118.66 Total Expenditures 1,003.53 Balance to Revenue 241.47 1.245.O0 Health - Multi Services - Contracted Service Appropriated 1973-74 3,665.00 Expenditures Barrett, John W. Ins. Co., insurance 161.00 Beavcrbrook Step Inc., service 1,999.92 Townsend Typewriter Co., service 18.50 Total Expenditures 2,179.42 Balance to Revenue 1.485.58 3,665.00 Health - Multi Service - Contingent Appropriated 1973-74 Expenditures Boston Globe, adv. 31.50 Coolidge Hardware Inc., paint supplies 153.57 Dole Pub. Co., adv. 104.40 M.A.S.H., conference 114.00 Ross Mechanical Cont. Co., installing 146.O0 Standard Steel ft Iron Works, supplies 24.40 Wolkins Co., Henry S., black board 65.00 Watertown Sun, adv. 24.50 Total Expenditures 663.37 Balance to Revenue 86.63 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS Administrative Staff - Superintendent - Public Works Appropriated 1973-74 29,664.00 Expenditures Clark, James, salary 29,664.00 Superintendent - Water Appropriated 1973-74 1,970.00 Refund 368.84 Expenditures Johnson, Edwin C., salary 147 Superintendent - Cemetery Appropriated 1973-74 17,580.00 Expenditures Minincleri, Alfred, salary 17,580.00 Superintendent - Wires Appropriated 1973-74 20,505.00 Expenditures Vahcy, Ambrose P., salary 20,505.00 Assistant Superintendent - P. W. Personnel Appropriated 1973-74 22,782.00 Expenditures Barrett, Philip, salary 22,782.00 Public Works - Head Clerk Appropriated 1973-74 13,808.00 Expenditures Wright, Angela, salary 13,808.00 Public Works - Registrar Appropriated 1973-74 970.00 Expenditures Wright, Angela, salary 970.00 Public Works - Principal Account Clerks (3) Appropriated 1973-74 37,106.00 Expenditures Cocn, Mildred, salary 11,590.00 Flaherty, Marie, salary 12,758.00 Selian, Verkin, salary 12.599.65 Total Expenditures 36,947.65 Balance to Revenue 158.35 37,106.00 Public Works - Principal Account Clerk (1) Appropriated 1973-74 12,758.00 Expenditures Coughlin, Margaret, salary 12,077.00 Balance to Revenue 681.00 12,758.00 Public Works - Principal Clerk Appropriated 1973-74 11,805.00 Expenditures Lambert, Marion, salary 10,241.98 Balance to Revenue 1.563.02 11,805.00 Public Works - Senior Clerk BMO Appropriated 1973-74 11,378.00 Expenditures DeStefano, Louise, salary 2,245.24 Quintiliani, Lucy, salary 2.899.70 Total Expenditures 5,144.94 Balance to Revenue 6.233.06 11,378.00 Public Works - Sr. Clerk Typists (2) Appropriated 1973-74 10,200.00 Refund 112.90 10,312.90 Expend!tures Farrington, Norma, salary 5,375.69 Skuse, Belle F., salary 2.763.67 Total Expenditures 8,139.36 Balance to Revenue 2.173.54 10,312.90 148 Public Works - Junior Clerk Appropriated 1973-74 8.843.0O Expenditures DeStefano, Louise, salary 6,956.26 Micelli, Irene D., salary 1,022.72. Total Expenditures 7,978.98 Balance to Revenue BM.02 8,843.00 Public Works - Salary - Timekeeper Appropriated 1973-74 15,518.00 Expenditures Langionc, Louis, salary 15,518.00 Public Works - Salary - Meter Readers Appropriated 1973-74 39,849.00 Expenditures Everett, Russell, salary 10,988.40 MacDonald, Francis, salary 13,283.00 Villirilli, Louis, salary 13.283.00 Total Expenditures 37,554.40 Balance to Revenue 2.294.60 39,849.00 Public Works - Labor, Overtime, Temporary Labor Appropriated 1973-74 1,574,028.00 Appropriated Revenue Sharing Funds 211,124.55 Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds 23,212.61 Refunds 2.313.16 1,810,678.32 Expenditures Wire - Overtime Caruso, James, overtime 2,290.52 Fantasia, Serafino, overtime 75.87 Maurer, Francis, overtime 2,965.12 O'Noil, Richard, overtime 2,743.51 Sabounjian, Toros, overtime . 2,697.96 Highway - Overtime Aiello, Frank, overtime 27.42 Brutti, Arthur, overtime 155.43 Langionc, Louis, overtime 1,504.12 LaRochc, Edward, overtime 1,473.75 Papandrea, Louis, overtime _ 1,533.46 Various Persons, laborers overtime ft regular time 1,335,747.64 Inspector of Plumbing Perilli, Edward F., overtime 584.96 Tree Labor-Overtime O'Connor, John, overtime 1,108.56 Various Persons, overtime ft regular time 66,892.14 Police - Overtime Brady, John, overtime 122.64 Ccntola, Benedict, overtime 126.48 Comcau, George, overtime 58.17 Conlcy, James, overtime 61.32 Cook, Robert, overtime S5.97 DclRaso, Joseph, overtime 291.95 Dhoku, Dennis, overtime 83.10 DiDonato, Joseph, overtime 417.98 Di Pietro, Gino, overtime 256.71 Evans, Ernest, overtime 125.28 Farrcll, Cornelius, overtime 61.32 Flccca, Anthony, overtime 204.45 Gagnon, Richard, overtime 191.63 Garafalo, Francis, overtime 754.24 149 Griffin, Frederick, overtime 199.44 Higgins, Donald, overtime 233.78 Hunt, Charles, overtime 61.32 Hoffman, George, overtime 189.24 Iodice, Rudolph, overtime 132.96 Jaccoppo, Charles, overtime 73.32 Kelland, Robert, overtime 61.32 Kelly, Richard, overtime 61.32 Lawn, John, overtime 61.32 Long, Richard, overtime 191.89 Lyons, David, overtime 56.00 MacDonald, Walter, overtime 49.86 MacFadgen, Frederick, overtime 127.80 Martis, Daniel, overtime 217.87 Montgomery, Joseph, overtime 38.33 Mullahy, Francis, overtime 162.29 O'Grady, William overtime 414.25 O'Loughlin, Walter, overtime 229.68 Papalia, John, overtime 73.32 Parrella, America, overtime 574.50 Pouliot, Wilfred, overtime 75.18 Pugliese, Daniel, overtime 66.48 Quinn, Robert, overtime 122.64 Smith, Francis, overtime 61.32 Steele, Roderick, overtime 154.75 Terrazzano, George, overtime 268.87 Tocci, George, overtime 94.62 Vigorito, Carmine, overtime 130.31 Williams, Alfred, overtime 53.66 Whytecombe, William, overtime 281.10 York, John, overtime 42.16 Recreation - Overtime Crimmins, Anne, overtime Park - Labor ft Overtime Various Persons, labor ft overtime 107,563.13 Cemetery - Labor ft Overtime Minincleri, Alfred, overtime 661.76 Various Persons, labor ft overtime 57,387.88 Water - Labor 6 Overtime Brandolino, Anthony, overtime 1,425.52 MacDonald, Francis, overtime 33.72 Marchant, Edward, overtime 1,980.83 Various Persons, labor, overtime 190.030.13 Total Expenditures 1,786,295.57 Balance to Revenue 24.383.75 1,810,678.32 - Public Works - Longevity Appropriated 1973-74 31,967.00 Refund 47.30 32,014.30 Expenditures Highway - Section Aiello, Frank 162.96 Akillian, Zaven 142.36 Bolli, John 237.50 Brutti, Arthur 225.O0 Buttncr, Ludwig 111.20 Carlo, Samuel 150.00 Caruso, Joseph 150.00 Cerrati, Frank 514.78 Chalukian, George 61.48 Ciccotelli, Gabriel 150.00 Clark, James 150.00 Consolazio, Joseph 30O.O0 Corazzini, Henry 225.00 D'Amico, Arthur 150.00 DeFelicc, Louis 150.00 Delleville, John 375.00 DelRose, Emanuel 75.00 150 Doyle, George 225.00 Ferranti, Aldo 15O.O0 Figlioli, Vincent 150.00 Fontano, Rocco 301.44 Ford, Joseph 300.00 Fugua, William 150.00 Gorgone, Salvatore 300.00 Hillicr, Charles 113.56 Jigarjian, Charles 180.80 Johnston, Arthur 375.00 Langionc, Louis 37S.O0 LaRochc, Edward 225.00 LaRosc, Albert 225.00 LaVallc, Frank 225.00 MacLeod, Donald 225.00 Magnarclli, Lawrence 375.00 Mahcr, Dennis 354.18 Mannix, Albert 375.00 Matherwica, Peter 165.50 McDermott, William 375.00 McDonoll, Peter 408.90 McElroy, Robert 375.00 McNamara, William 25.53 Miranda, Anthony 225.00 Munroe, Robert 300.00 Nash, Richard 296.20 O'Connor, John 290.02 Pantalone, Fiorinda 225.O0 Papandrca, Louis 320.70 Parrclla, John 287.20 Penta, Michael 150.00 Pctricllo, Amerigo 150.00 Phelps, John R. 1SO.0O Piscatclli, James 225.00 Ponti, Andrew 75.00 Reilly, Raymond 375.00 Robinson, Norman 374.52 Russo, Alfred 300.00 Russo, Michael 125.00 Russo, John A. 225.00 Ryan, William 21.39 Schiavoni, Louis 15O.O0 Sclian, Verkin 187.50 Silvio, Clement ISO.OO Silvio, Joseph 275.O0 Stewart, John 185.70 Syron, Domenic 333.89 Swift, Vincent 362.50 Taverna, Louis 165.50 Tiberia, Ralph 175.O0 Wormwood, Donald 300.00 Zaino, Joseph 375.00 Wire Section Caruso, James 225.00 Fantasia, Serafino 503.90 Maurer, Francis 375.00 O'Ncil, Richard 300.00 Vahey, Ambrose 514.30 Weights ft Measures Henderson, Charles 300.00 Inspector of Buildings Barrett, Philip 187.50 Flaherty, Marie 675.00 Engineering Barrett, Philip 37.50 Crowley, Richard 23.24 Gildca, Robert 225.00 Lambert, Marion 225.00 McHugh, Joseph 375.00 Sullivan, James H. 200.00 Tree - Section Brown, Malcolm 75.00 Cowing, Allan 150.00 Luther, Charles 104.16 McStay, Kenneth 150.00 O'Connor, John 600.00 151 Pork Section Bolli, Roy 150.00 Brown, Malcolm 150.00 Burke, Martin 62.50 Petriello, Charles 265.32 Reardon, James 225.00 Ryan, James 375.O0 Stewart, William 109.24 Cemetery Section DelRose, Emanuel Mininclcri, Alfred 159.40 272.88 Water Section Brandolino, Anthony 300.00 Carlo, George Coen, Mildred 291.86 DiBacco, Louis 1.68 Durnan, James H. 225.00 150.00 Everett, Russell Hughes, Joseph 319.40 146.56 Johnson, C. Edwin Juliano, Joseph 57.72 Kelley, Ralph 150.00 Landry, Lionel 151.49 300.00 Marchant, Edward McDonald, Francis 150.00 300.00 McDonnell, Thomas 247.50 McDonnell, Thomas Jr. 225.00 Miceli, Bruno 150.00 Mullin, Arthur 150.00 Papazian, Arthur 150.00 Tobio, Salvatore Wright, Angela 9.80 509.50 Total Expenditures 27,080.76 Balance to Revenue 4.933.54 32,014.30 Public Works - Adm - Contingent Appropriated 1973-74 12,395.00 Refund 34.50 12,429.50 Expenditures Addressograph, supplies 291.55 Am Soc of Civil Eng., duos 8.00 Armstrong Mfg. Supplies, bolts 7.66 Avery Label Systems, labels 255.93 Barrett Ins. Agency Inc., JohnW. bond 216.00 Beal, H. Wendell, binding 124.00 Belmont Spring Water, water service 92.82 Burroughs Corp., services, parts 775.32 Caruso, Joseph 6.30 Comm. of Mass, supplies 131.50 Complete Photo Service Inc., camera 85.18 Consolazio, Joseph, service 10.00 Corazzini, Henry, service 1O.O0 Cotter, Charles A., cabinets 125.O0 Crowley, Richard, reimb. 53.10 DeFelicc, Lewis, service 10.00 Dodge Building Cost Service 29.90 Dole Pub., adv. 297.30 Eng. Societies of N.E., dues 84.00 Evans ft Faulkner, supplies 2,031.37 Figlioli, Vincent, services 10.00 Flaherty, Marie, reimb. 1.50 Fotobeam, supplies 280.67 Fontano, Roco, supplies 20.00 Fox Drug Store, supplies 4.48 G ft S Paper, supplies 10.50 Giddings, Dwight, service on machine 40.00 Graphic Service ft Supplies 55.80 Grinncll Fire Protection System, service 180.00 Heinrich Co., Carl, supplies 246.00 Henderson, Charles, conf. exp. 140.50 Hillier, Charles, reimb. 22.30 Hobbs ft Warren, Inc. supplies 191.37 Holmes, Kenneth, expenses 116.00 152 Int. Assoc of Elect. Eng., dues 20.00 Int. Assoc, of Elect. Insp. dues 15.00 Int. Mun. Sign Assoc, dues 40.00 LaRosc, Albert, reimb. 10.00 Land Court Eng., fees 3.25 Lanno's Restaurant, conf. cxp. 25.O0 Mahcr, Dennis, reimb. 10.00 Marchant, Edward, reimb. 3.25 Mass. Bldg. Comm. ft Insp. Assoc. , d 20.00 Mass Cemetery Assoc, dues 15.00 Mass Const. Safety, dues 25.00 Mass Gas ft Elcc Lt. Supply 144.27 Mass Mun. Eng. Assoc., dues 20.00 Mass Safety Council 39.00 Mid. County Tree Warden Assoc, dues 11.66 Mid. County Trustees, dues 8.00 Mid. Reg. of Deeds, fees 44.58 Monroe Cal. Co., service 180.50 Moore Corp., Irving B., hose 123.25 Multigraphics, supplies 268.95 Mun. Elect, ft Insp. Assoc., dues 4.00 Papandrca, Louis, reimb. 10.00 Purchasing, supplies 1,398.04 Peter Paul, service 19.00 Remington, service 35.75 Schivonc, Louis, reimb. 10.00 S ft A Scientific Co. Inc., supplies 193.60 Silvio, Joseph, reimb. 10.00 Simplex Time Recorder, cards 336.O0 Smith Business Forms Corp., supplies 753.07 So. Mid. Reg. of Deeds, fees 27.76 Sullivan, James H., cxp. 80.00 Sperry-Rcmington, service 35.75 Town Hall Pharmacy, supplies 26.76 Townsend Typewriter, service 215.50 Union Market National Bank binders 35.00 Victor Coop. Corp., service 33.80 Waltham Chemical Co., service 123.OO Watertown Press, subs. 7.50 Watertown Sun, subs. adv. 758.50 Watertown Stationers ft Printers 401.75 Woolworth, F. W., supplies 6.35 Wright, Ann, reimb. 3.O0 Zoning Bulletin, binders 42.50 Total Expenditures 11,557.39 Balance to Revenue 872.11 12,429.50 Public Works - Highway Traffic Painting Signs Appropriated 1973-74 10,500.00 Expenditures Barry, Joseph M., painting signs 149.50 Coolidge Hardware, supplies 208.05 Coolidge Paint ft Supply, supplies 47.60 Franklin Paint Co. Inc.,, supplies 108.00 Georges Trans. Co., service 3S.25 Harbro Striping Co., service 1,136.03 Harold Chemical Products Inc., paint 2,283.20 H ft P Trucking Co., service 9.70 Lambert ft Co. Inc., supplies 12.67 MacLeod ft Moynihan Inc., supplies 13.44 Mass Gas ft Elcc. Lt. Supply, supplies 2.04 Milwaukee Elcc Tool Corp., supplies 10.00 Minnesota Mining ft Mfg. Co., temp, control 2,505.36 Municipal Signal ft Supply Co., supplies 349.65 National Chcmsearch, supplies 149.32 Perma Line Corp. of N.E. supplies 1,227.54 Pirolli ft Sons, supplies 1.96 Swartz Hardware ft Supply, supplies 15.00 ShapiroCo., Inc. David, supplies, parts 923.57 Standard Auto Gear Co., Parts, 118.11 Star Traffic Lines Inc., line painting 1,189.80 Watertown Plumbing ft Heating, supplies 2.00 Total Expenditures 10,497.79 Balance to Revenue 2.21 10,500.00 153 Public Works - Administration - Car Expense Appropriated 1973-74 S.IOO.OO Expenditures Barrett, Phillip, car expense 1,200.00 DelRose, Emmanuel, exp. 124.98 Everett, Russell, car expense 382.90 Holmes, Kenneth, car expense 1,200.00 Langione, Louis, car expense 599.94 MacDonald, Francis, car expense 450.00 Minincleri, Alfred, car expense 625.08 Papazian, Arthur, car expense 67.10 Villerilli, Louis, car expense 450.00 5,100.00 Public Works - Administration - Electric Typewriter Appropriated 1973-74 369.00 Expenditures Townsend Typewriter Co. new machine 368.00 Balance to Revenue 1.00 369.OO Public Works - Highway - Salary Assistant Superintendent Appropriated 1973-74 23,355.00 Expenditures Magnarclli, Lawrence, salary 23,355.00 Public Works - Highway - Salary Supv. Incinerator Appropriated 1973-74 18,308.00 Expenditures McElroy, Robert, salary 18,308.00 Public Works - Highway - Foremen (2) Appropriated 1973-74 32,295.00 Expenditures LaRoche, Edward, salary 15,738.00 McNamara, William, salary 1,188.17 Papandrca, Louis P., salary 14.020.56 Total Expenditures 30,946.73 Balance to Revenue 1.348.27 32,295.00 Public Works - Settlement - Property Damage Receipts 3,121.88 Expenditures Eureka Cement Lined Pipe Co., settlement 492.00 Hilco Supply Inc., settlement 716.60 Total Expenditures 1,208.60 Balance to Revenue 1.913.28 3,121.88 Public Works - Highway Construction Appropriated 1973-74 8,000.00 Expenditures Fletcher Co., H.E.,supplies 81.00 Balance to Revenue 7.919.00 8,000.00 Public Works - Highway General Maintenance ft Incinerator Appropriated 1973-74 36,600.00 Transferred Reserve Fund 3,000.00 Refund 27.58 39,627.58 154 Expenditures Abbott Equipment Co., equipment 657.00 Apparatus Service Co., service 55.70 Atlantic Battery Co. Inc.,battery 308.90 Atlas Paint Supply Co., supplies 18.00 Automotive Warehouse Inc., supplies 228.80 Bay State Auto Supply, supplies 19.28 Beacon Auto Radiator, repairs 145.OO Blaw Knot Equip. Inc., trans, charges 352.64 Brian Supply Co., grit 19.51 Butts ft Ordway Co., supplies 66.69 Campbell Supply Co., supplies 3,115.45 Castoleuo Corp., solvents 71.70 Charles Contracting Co. Inc., gradhall 560.00 Chase, Parker ft Co. Inc., supplies 619.62 Coolidge Hardware Inc., supplies 1,276.21 Coolidge Paint ft Supply, supplies 386.72 Craftsman Const. Corp., const. 107.62 Cutter Fire Brick Co., cartoons 843.00 Equipment Rental Co. Inc., 376.00 Fiobel Door Co. Inc., equipment 298.62 Foto Beam Inc., supplies 27.S8 Fox Drug Store, supplies 39.00 Frasse ft Co. Inc., Peter A., supplies 53.99 Freedman, M. F.,supplies 1,536.29 G.A. Armstrong Mfg. Supplies, supplies 38.73 Garage Services Co. Inc., supplies 58.00 General Electric, supplies 25.00 Gilman ft Son, A., supplies 9.00 Grinnell Fire Protection Division, supplies 392.25 Helmund, Joseph, supplies 12.80 Hodge Boiler Works, supplies 725.55 Insul Fab Plastics Inc., supplies 185.50 Keane Fire ft Safety, supplies 650.95 Kearns, Thomas Electrical Supply, supplies 336.32 Kem Mfg. Corp., supplies 475.26 Kent Agency of Boston Inc., washers 37.30 Kinnear Corp., supplies 298.00 Linco Tool ft Machine Co., supplies 3,248.00 Lombard Bros., supplies 7.90 MacLeod ft Moynihan, supplies 882.81 Martin Chemical Inc., supplies 2,847.85 Mass Broken Stone Co., supplies 28.38 Mass Gas ft Electric Supply, supplis 2,014.68 McVey Crane Service, supplies 800.00 Meade-McGrath Fence Co., supplies 10.00 Mearn Co. Inc., R.G., supplies 269.67 Mearns Electrical Supply, Thomas 128.00 Mechanical Services Co., supplies 1,711.50 Mid. Fuel Co., supplies 125.65 Moore Corp., Irving B., nozzles 419.76 Motors, Electronics ft Controls, motor 3,106.02 New England Industrial Service, supplies 658.08 New England Saw Co. Inc., supplies 147.30 Newton Paper Co. Inc., supplies 17.70 Northeastern Electric Co., supplies 72.O0 Perma Line Corp. of N.E., supplies 298.50 Pirolli ft Sons, Inc., M.J., supplies 35.58 Purchasing, supplies 1,398.19 Phillip A. Rand Co. Inc., supplies 603.98 Shapiro, David Co. Inc., supplies 21.75 Simplex Tine Recorder, supplies 59.05 Spraying Systems, supplies 228.38 Standard Auto Gear Co., supplies 92.43 Standard Uniform Rental, supplies, uniforms 1,018.00 Stone Motor Co., supplies 7.44 Suburban Welders Supply Co. Inc., supplies 488.74 Taverna Bros. Co., supplies 375.00 Toledo Scale, scales 92.01 Tinkins-Johnson Co., supplies 665.66 Town Hall Pharmacy, supplies 85.36 Tracy, Lewis, services, supplies 1,171.72 Trcnco, prcseratine, supplies 64.95 Unsul Fab. Plastics Inc., plexiglass 26.70 Waltham Chemical Co., supplies 729.00 Watertown Electric Supply, supplies 26.18 Watertown Lock ft Cycle, lock 1.80 Watertown Plumbing ft Heating, supplies 974.91 White Iron Works, CM., brooms 125.28 Zep Man. Co., supplies 112.09 Total Expenditures 39,625.98 Balance to Revenue 1.60 39,627.58 Public Works - Highway - Snow ft Ice Removal Appropriated 1973-74 40,000.00 Transferred Reserve Fund 47,467.43 Appropriated Revenue Sharing Funds 98.992.38 186,459.81 Expenditures Various Persons - Cemetery Dept. 290.15 Water Department Brandolino, Anthony overtime 353.36 Marchant, Edward, overtime 307.70 Various Persons, overtime 3,731.52 Park Department Various Persons, overtime 2,996.17 Highway Department Langionc, Louis, overtime 887.72 LaRoche, Edward, overtime 511.04 Papandrca, Louis, overtime 387.06 Various Persons, salaries 37,569.01 Tree Department Various Persons 1,474.04 Police Department Coutts, William 70.64 Dhoku, Dennis 132.96 DiDonato, Joseph 66.48 DiPietro, Gino 80.96 Higgins, Donald 32.96 Hoffman, George 66.48 Lawn, John J. 66.48 Long, Richard 83.10 O'Loughlin, Walter 80.55 Pettiglio, Alfred 128.81 Pisclli, Ranald 157.89 Smith, Francis 99.72 Whoolcy, John 58.17 A ft J. Ignition Co., supplies 449.60 American Eng. Co., supplies 6,558.02 Andelman Inc., S., supplies 10.00 Anderson Eng. Co. Inc., equipment 276.50 Arcand Sales ft Service Inc., supplies, service 1,185.33 Atlantic Battery Co. Inc. 454.65 Atlantic Broom Service Inc., supplies 255.36 Bay State Auto Supply, supplies 156.12 Becker Auto Supply Inc., 165.50 Bennell Cont. Corp., cons. 10,019.21 Bleiler Equip Co. Inc. E.J., supplies 88.25 Boston Auto Elcc ft Carburetor, repairs 79.65 Broadway Brake Supply Inc., labor, repairs 1,582.88 Brooklinc Machine Co., supplies 28.92 Campbell Supply Co., tools 736.23 156 Carlson Tire ft Alignment Co., tires, services 2,071.68 Casey ft Dupuis Equip. Corp., supplies 58.35 Charles Contracting Co. Inc., service, snow removal 50,788.79 Chemical Corp., chemicals 19,442.49 Comm. Glass Corp., install windshields 169.80 Community Garage, repairs 428.52 Coombs Motor Co., repairs 722.07 Davis Inc. H.B., supplies 9.73 Dyar Sales ft Machinery, supplies 1,312.10 Hillier, Charles, reimb. 19.12 Infcrrera Trucking Co., trucking 2,838.50 International Harvester, parts 92.20 International Salt Co., chemicals 12,535.60 Kraft Corp., W.A., parts 90.96 MacLeod ft Moynihan, supplies 93.20 Mass Gas ft Elec. Supplies 3.54 McNamara, J.H., supplies 10.00 Melone ft Sons Inc. J., supplies 5,903.24 Moore Corp., Irving B. 209.33 Morse Body Mfg. Co. Inc., repairs 121.75 New England Telephone, service 122.08 New England Wheel ft Rim Co., studs, nuts 56.88 Northeast Weather Services, services 1,37S.00 Pirolli ft Sons, M.J., trucking 430.06 Purchasing, supplies 1,007.84 Rahall's Auto Radiator, repairs 113.50 Standard Auto Gear Co. Inc., clamps 151.69 Suburban Welders Supply Co., oxygen 363.27 Timberland Machines Inc., switches, rollers 965.60 U.S. Steel Supply, supplies 513.03 Watertown Auto Parts, Inc., parts 158.18 Watertown Tool ft Die Co., supplies 15.OO Wood Inc. C. N., trucking repairs on equip. 12.487.51 186,459.81 Public Works Highway - Street ft Sidewalk Maintenance ft Construction Appropriated Revenue Sharing Funds 204,215.88 Refunds 38.75 204,254.63 Expenditures Barrington Co. Inc., services 5,115.20 Charles Cant. Co., construction 129,363.69 Con Curb Corp., curb 1,512.73 Coolidge Hardware Co., supplies 361.32 Fletcher Co. H.B., granite 21,719.48 Gold Star, sod 1,327.00 Lee, T.J. loam 777.50 MacLeod ft Moynihan, strapping 1,664.27 Martin Chemical Inc., supplies 839.40 Mass Broken Stone Co., materials 1,079.44 Mass Gas ft Elec. Lt., supplies 26.95 McNamara, Inc. J.H., supplies, services 9,510.22 McGrath Fence, parts 19.OO McVey, T. H., corner block 30.O0 Mcarn Co. Inc., R.G., supplies 447.00 Merrimack Paving Corp., paving 7,437.00 Nonantum Lumber Co., lumber 21.95 Pirolli ft Sons Inc. M.J., cement, stone 312.45 Parker Danner Co., supplies 157.30 Paulini Loan Co. Inc., supplies 154.00 Plywood Ranch, supplies 1.85 Porter Const. Co. Inc., const. 994.38 Purchasing, supplies 2,060.68 Raymond, D.B. gravel 8,639.64 Swartz Hardware ft Supply, supplies 37.80 Warren Bros. Co. top 7,989.17 Watertown Plumbing ft Heating, supplies 24.60 Watertown Stationers ft Printers, copies 15.00 West Roxbury Crushed Stone, supplies 348.22 White Iron Works, CM., manholes 2.228.64 Total Expenditures 204,215.88 Balance to Revenue 38.75 204,254.63 157 Public Works - Highway - Disposal of Non Combustibles Appropriated 1973-74 18,000.00 Transferred Reserve Fund 3.010.00 21,010.00 Expenditures DeMatteo Construction Co., dumping refuse 12,800.00 Inferrera Trucking, J.R., service 8,210.00 21,010.00 Public Works - Highway Oil, Storage Tanks Appropriated 1973-74 1,650.00 Transferred Reserve Fund 899.14 2,549.14 Expenditures Craftsman Const. Corp. services 76.54 Lee Scott Const. Co., fuel tank 2,084.30 McNamara Inc., J.H., dome 388.30 2,549.14 Public Works - Utilities - Salary Assistantuit Water Appropriated 1973-74 17,580.00 Expenditures Marchant, Edward, salary 17,580.00 Public Works - Utilities - Salary Water Construction Foreman Appropriated 1973-74 15,518.00 Expenditures Brandolino, Anthony, salary 15,518.00 Public Works - Utilities - Maintenance-Materials Appropriated 1973-74 22,000.00 Refund 73.00 22,073.00 Expenditures Air Tool Service Corp., repairs 150.10 Alfieri Ins. L.E., insurance 508.52 Babcock Equipment Co. Inc., supplies 36.16 Barrie Co., Kenneth, sprinkler heads 599.00 Barrett Ins. Agency, John W., insurance 2,331.72 Boston Coupling Co. Inc., supplies 180.00 Boston Filter Co. water control 99.00 Caldwell Co., George A., repair lids 574.61 Coolidge Hardware Inc., supplies 256.96 Coolidge Paint ft Supply, supplies 51.04 Eureka Cement Lined Pipe Co., pipe 1,654.60 Fuller Co., supplies 7.00 Kersey Products Co., supplies 2,949.17 Hilco Supply Inc., supplies 6,177.83 Homelite, supplies 45.50 Hope Inc., supplies 8.40 Keefe, Mary, insurance 565.14 MacLeod ft Moynihan Inc., supplies 6.14 Mass Gas ft Elect. Lt. Supply, supplies 136.81 Moore Corp., Irving B. 12.37 Moody Inc., supplies 7.02 Municipal Services Inc. 625.00 Pirolli ft Sons Inc., M.J. cement 216.42 Pollards, Joseph ft Co. Inc., supplies 38.50 Purchasing, supplies 75.75 Red Hed Mfg. Co., supplies 354.96 Stormtite Alum Prod., storm windows 774.OO Tri Sales, supplies 476.10 Tree Land, Inc., supplies 23.70 Turner Co. C.A., hose 309.26 United Seal Co., supplies 29.93 Warren Bros., supplies 1,681.42 Watertown Plumbing ft Heating Supply, supplies 939.09 Total Expenditures 21,901.22 Balance to Revenue 171.78 22,073.00 158 Public Works - Utilities - Renewal of Services Appropriated 1973-74 Expenditures Caldwell Co., George A., gaskets 421.75 Castoleum Corp., supplies 21.60 Coolidge Hardware Inc., supplies 9.95 Hilco Supply Co., supplies 874.90 Moore Corp., Irving B. 220.89 Red Hed Mfg. Co., supplies 416.10 Turner Co. C.A., supplies 471.35 Pirolli ft Sons, M.J., supplies 7.84 Warren Bros. Inc., supplies 177.19 Watertown Plumbing ft Heating, supplies 232.97 Total Expenditures 2,854.54 Balance to Revenue 645.46 3,50O.O0 Public Works - Utilities - New Meters Appropriated 1973-74 24,000.00 Expenditures Horsey Products Inc., supplies 23,977.56 Balance to Revenue 22.44 24,000.00 Public Works - Utilities - New House Services Appropriated 1973-74 5,500.00 Expenditures Caldwell, George A., supplies 720.53 Coolidge Hardware Inc., supplies 5.35 Hilco Supply Inc., supplies 3,907.96 Ti Sales Inc., supplies 64.05 Watertown Plumbing ft Heating, supplies 263.21 Total Expenditures 4,961.10 Balance to Revenue 538.90 Public Works - Utilities - Sewer Maintenance Appropriated 1973-74 15,000.00 Expenditures Conco, Inc., supplies 900.00 East Watertown Cement Block, supplies 3.70 Green ft Co. Inc., S.B., supplies 9.80 Hammond Paint, ft Chemical Co., supplies 707.70 Ideal Concrete Block, supplies 13.92 Martin Chemical Co., supplies 4,550.00 McDermott Co. J.F., supplies 2,583.03 Pirolli ft Sons, Inc., M.J., supplies 511.79 Standard Auto Gear, supplies 3.03 Turner Co., C.A., supplies 4,539.38 Watertown Plumbing ft Heating, supplies 46.25 White Iron Works Inc., C.M., grates, frames 1.125.50 Total Expenditures 14,994.10 Balance to Revenue 5.90 15,000.00 Public Works - Utilities - Construction ft Reconstruction Appropriated 1973-74 7,000.00 Expenditures Caldwell Co., George A., supplies 202.29 Eureka Cement Lined Pipe Co., pipe 220.00 Hilco Supply Inc., supplies 2,124.45 Homelite, supplies 161.70 Ideal Concrete Block Co., pipe 69.51 MacLeod ft Moynihan, supplies 20.10 Mas3 Broken Stone, stone 41.41 Mun. Service Inc., supplies 2,511.00 Pergamo, Daniel, police services 52.00 Purchasing, supplies 119.OO 159 Standard Auto Gear, supplies 9.79 Warren Bros. Co., supplies 680.09 Total Expenditures 6,211.34 Balance to Revenue 788.66 7,000.00 Public Works - Utilities - Phosphate Materials Balance Forward 1,055.70 Expenditures E.F. Kings Co. Inc., sodium bags 1,055.70 Public Works - Utilities - Fluoridation Balance Forward 1,203.80 Expenditures E.F. Kings ft Co. Inc., supplies • 1,203.80 Public Works - Utilities - Drainage Appropriated 1973-74 21,000.00 Expenditures Boston & Maine Corp., supplies 120.OO Charlesbank Garage, service 15.00 Charles Contracting Co., renovation 3,048.22 Ideal Concrete Block Co., supplies 21.84 MacLeod ft Moynihan, supplies 329.85 New England Concrete Pipe Co., pipe 313.04 Martin Chemical Inc., supplies 280.OO M. J. Pirolli ft Sons, supplies 704.50 Warren Bros. Co., supplies 24.60 Watertown Plumbing ft Heating Supply 4.07 Turner Co. C.A., supplies 2,058.97 White Iron Works, CM., supplies 2.435.75 Total Expenditures 9,355.84 Balance to Revenue 11.644.16 21,000.00 Public Works - Utilities - Sewer Lines Fayette ft Morse Street Appropriated Revenue Sharing Funds 400.00 Expenditures Penetryn System Inc., services. 400.00 Public Works - Utilities - Pipe Tapping Machine Appropriated 1973-74 3,570.00 Expenditures Caldwell Co., George A., machine 3,542.59 Balance to Revenue 27.41 3,570.00 Public Works - Cemetery ft Grounds - Salary Assistant Supt. Appropriated 1973-74 19,305.00 Expenditures Ryan, James, salary 19,035.00 Balance to Revenue 270.OO 19,305.00 Public Works - Cemetery ft Grounds - Salary Tree Foreman Appropriated 1973-74 15,518.00 Expenditures O'Connor, John T., salary 15,518.00 160 Public Works - Utilities - Phosphate ft Fluoridation Appropriated 1973-74 6,500.00 Appropriated Revenue Sharing Funds 4.148.96 10,648.96 Expenditures Axton-Cross Co., fluoride 6,132.10 Becker Auto Supply Inc., supplies 16.60 BIF Inc., supplies 1,033.37 Doracy, William R., supplies 144.00 Empire Electrical Co., supplies 43.13 Fuller Co. Inc., supplies 7.40 Grainger Inc., W.W., supplies 38.20 King ft Co. Inc., E.F.,supplies 2,860.00 Mass Gas ft Elect., tube 1.66 Moody Inc., supplies 7.08 Olmsted Flint Inc., supplies 2.97 Orion Research Inc., supplies 250.00 Research Inc., supplies 10.00 Rinaldo, Thomas J., service 48.00 Watertown Plumbing ft Heating Supply, supplies 54.45 10,648.96 Public Works - Cemetery ft Grounds - Material ft Expense Appropriated 1973-74 26,000.00 Expenditures Auburndale Sports Shop, supplies 503.20 A ft K Mower Co., service 6.50- A ft A Rental Center 9O.O0 Abbott Spray ft Farm Equip., supplies 323.70 Alarm Tech Inc., alarm system 568.26 Bartlett Co., J.P., services 1,137.00 Barrett Ins. A ency, John, insurance 266.36 Barnaby, John resurfacing material 715.O0 Barco Dist., supplies 144.00 Bay State Automotive Supply Inc., plugs 23.75 Berecz, Stephen Co. Inc., supplies 842.91 Boston Saw ft Knife Co., knives 37.00 Brookline Machine Co., supplies 17.75 Campbell Supply Co., supplies 72.50 Castoleum corp., supplies 27.00 Charles Contracting Co., const. 1,028.00 Clapper Co., supplies 23.15 Comm. Glass Corp., supplies 39.72 Comm. Lock, locks 2.65 Coolidge Hardware, supplies 1,740.14 Coombs Motor Co., supplies 7.12 Delicate Alfred, service 20.00 Dole Pub. Co., supplies, adv. 8.55 Edwards, Roy, lumber 120.00 Electrical Supply, lamps 90.14 Farm Bureau Assoc., supplies 604.07 Security Fence Erccking Co., supplies, fence 510.75 Fuller Co., supplies 8.00 Golden Star, supplies 695.75 Hession, James, services 1,452.00 Hilco Supply Inc., supplies 6.20 Hird, Kenneth, photo services 30.00 Homelite, supplies 738.58 Hope Inc., belts 21.54 Keane Fire ft Safety Equip., supplies 37.50 Kelly-Florist, plants 24.00 Kclsoe Bros., supplies 40.00 Kem Man. Corp., supplies 669.67 Kyanize, supplies 152.40 Lee, T. J. Inc., supplies, loam 1,166.00 MacLeod ft Moynihan, supplies 740.14 Manzclli Box Co., supplies 10.OO Manzelli Bros., supplies 9.60 Mass Broken Stone, stone 13.25 Mass Cemetery Assoc. Inc., dues 15.OO Mass Gas ft Elect. Lt., supplies 258.74 McVey, T. H., reset monuments 50.00 161 Meade-McGrath Fence Co., fencing 884.99 McNamara Inc., J.H.,cement 505.50 Mechanical Services Co., heaters 42.00 Mid. Fuel Co., fuel 138.00 Morse Body, supplies 29.75 Moore, Irving B., supplies 96.53 New England Decorating Co., services 60.73 New England Nurseries Co., trees 29.00 New England Saw Co. Inc., service 20.45 New England Tel. ft Tel. Co., service 27.40 Nonantum Lumber Co., lumber 401.46 O'Brien, M.E. ft Sons, supplies 66.63 Paulini Loam Co. Inc., supplies, loam 2,285.00 Pirolli ft Sons, M.J., supplios 907.62 Rand, Co. Inc., Philip, supplies 31.51 Plywood Ranch, supplies 7.8S Ross Contracting Co., replacements 402.85 Richoy ft Clapper, supplies 2,521.86 Rogan Sport Goods, tennis tapes 190.00 Sorabella Box Corp., mulch 112.00 Saranac Glove Co. Inc., supplies, gloves 49.70 Saugus Paint ft Supply Co., seed 118.50 Security Fence Co., fence 16.40 Service SalesCorp., trimmer 178.36 Standard Auto Gear Inc., supplies 41.36 Standard Steel ft Iron Works, supplios 195.24 Swartz Hardware, supplies 5.80 Suburban Lock Co., lock 1.95 Totten Pond Heating Co. Inc., transformer 34.50 Waltham Chemical Co., exterminating 2O.O0 Watertown Plumbing ft Heating, faucets 559.65 Warren Bros. Co., supplies 73.80 Watertown Sun, adv. 36.00 Watertown Stationers ft Printers, forms 233.00 White Iron Works, CM., grates 99.25 Winchester Aubin Mills, Inc., supplies 36.69 Total Expenditures 25,568.92 Balance to Revenue 431.08 26,000.00 Public Works - Cemetery ft Grounds - Spray ft Pesticide Materials Appropriated 1973-74 2,000.00 Expenditures Dolge, C.B. Co., supplies 210.42 Balance to Revenue 1.789.58 2,000.00 Public Works - Cemetery ft Grounds - New Trees ft Shrubs Appropriated 1973-74 3,000.00 Expenditures Adams Nursery Inc., trees, shrubs 1,598.55 New England Nurseries Co., trees, shrubs 539.00 Total Expenditures 2,137.55 Balance to Revenue 862.45 3,000.00 Public Works - Cemetery ft Grounds - Playground Equipment Appropriated 1973-74 7,000.00 Expenditures O'Brien ft Sons, Inc., playground equipment 6,983.77 Balance to Revenue 16.23 7,000.00 Public Works - Cemetery ft Grounds - Resodding Little League Fields Appropriated 1973-74 "l.OOO.OO Expenditures Gold Star, sod purchase 1,000.00 162 Public Works - Cemetery ft Grounds 32" Mowers Appropriated 1973-74 760.00 Expenditures Richcy 6 Clapper Inc., new mower 734.00 Balance to Revenue 26.00 760.00 Public Works - Cemetery 6 Grounds - Trimmers w/fcord Appropriated 1973-74 220.O0 Expenditures Richcy ft Clapper Inc., new trimmers 22O.O0 Public Works - Cemetery 6 Grounds - New Chain Saws (2) Appropriated 1973-74 550.00 Expenditures R. G. Mcam ft Co. Inc., chain saws 539.OO Balance to Revenue 11.00 55O.O0 Public Works - Cemetery ft Grounds - Turf Aerator Appropriated 1973-74 ± 300.00 Expenditures Clapper Co., aerator 1,298.00 Balance to Revenue 2.00 1 3O0.OO Public Works - Cemetery ft Grounds 18" Rotary Mowers (2) Appropriated 1973-74 727.00 Expenditures Richcy 6 Clapper Inc., new mower 470.00 Balance to Revenue 257.00 727.00 Public Works - Engineering ft Inspectors Division Salary of Town Engineer Gr V Appropriated 1973-74 23,355.00 Expenditures Sullivan, James, salary 14,898.93 Balance to Revenue 8.456.07 23,355.00 Public Works - Engineering ft Inspectors Salary of Civil Engineer Gr. IV Appropriated 1973-74 21 225.00 Expenditures McHugh, Joseph, salary 21,225.00 Public Works - Civil Engineer - Gr III Construction Appropriated 1973-74 15,518.00 Expenditures Crowley, Richard, salary 14,917.50 Gildca, Robert, salary 125.12 Lindohl, Edward, salary 65.16 Slavin, William, salary 65.16 Total Expenditures 15,172.94 Balance to Revenue 345.06 15,518.00 Public Works - Grades III,II,I Appropriated 1973-74 42,256.00 Expenditures Gildca, Robert, salary 17,386.98 Lindahl, Edward, salary 12,642.66 Slavin, William, salary 12.226.36 42,256.00 163 Public Works - Salary of Inspector of Plumbing ft Gas Fitting Appropriated 1973-74 19,283.00 Expenditures Holmes, Kenneth, salary 19,283.00 Public Works - Salary of Scaler of Weights 6 Measures •* Appropriated 1973-74 16,868.00 Expenditures Henderson, Charles, salary 16,868.00 Public Works - Salary of Assistant Superintendent - Wires Appropriated 1973-74 19,035.00 Expenditures Maurer, Francis, salary 19,035.00 Public Works - Salary of Electrician Foreman Appropriated 1973-74 17,580.00 Expenditures Fantasia, Serafino, salary 17,580.00 Public Works - Salary of Electrician Lineman Appropriated 1973-74 33,736.00 Expenditures O'Ncil, Richard, salary 16,092.56 Sabounjian, Toros, salary 16.082.56 Total Expenditures 32,175.12 Balance to Revenue 1.560.88 33,736.00 Public Works - Salary of Lineman (1) Appropriated 1973-74 15,058.00 Expenditures Caruso, James, salary 15,058.00 - Public Works - Wire Maintenance Appropriated 1973-74 6,750.00 Expenditures Atlantic Battery Co. Inc., supplies 6.70 Bacon Inc. R.w., repairs 176.78 Becker Auto Supply, supplies 33.58 Berkshire Elec. Cable Co., supplies 362.17 Bills Co. L.W., supplies 524.50 Campbell Supply Co., supplies 230.92 Clifford of Vermont Inc., jackets 1,406.79 Comcorp., T. W., supplies 560.36 Comm. of Mass., supplies 6.50 Comm. of Mass., state examiners 20.00 Coolidge Hardware Inc., supplies 392.42 Dept. of Communication, supplies 200.00 Econolitc, contract 556.47 Fantasia, Serafino, reimb. 2.00 Gorham Fire Equip. Co., fire alarm box 12.37 MacLeod ft Moynihan Inc.,supplies 109.64 Madden, Arthur, expenses 5.50 Mass Bay Trans. Authority 1.00 Mass Gas ft Elect. Lt. Supply, supplies 927.05 Municipal Electrical Insp. Assoc, dues 4.O0 Municipal Signal ft Supply, supplies 100.05 National Fire Prevention Assoc, dues 1.20 Reformed Line Products Co., supplies 360.00 Saranac Glove Co. .Inc., gloves 61.70 Standard Auto Gear Co., supplies 6.16 Standard Electric Supply Co., meter 64.00 Watertown Plumbing ft Heating, supplies 35.25 Westinghouse Electric Supply, supplies 485.10 Total Expenditures 6,652.21 6,75O.0O Balance to Revenue 97.79 164 Public Works - Aerial Cable Appropriated 1973-74 1,800.00 Expenditures Berkshire Elect. Cable 1,800.00 Public Works - Xmas Lighting Appropriated 1973-74 2,500.00 Expenditures Boston Edison Co., service 25.72 Mass Gas ft Elec. Lt. Supply, supplies 141.23 Pirolli ft Sons Inc. M.J., supplies 1.96 Trio Lt. Co. Inc., garland 2.292.00 Total Expenditures 2,460.91 Balance to Revenue 39.09 2,500.00 Public Works - In Service Training Appropriated 1973-74 Expenditures Comm. of Mass., tuition Public Works - Equipment - Parts Appropriated 1973-74 48,000.00 Transferred Reserve Fund 4,000.00 Refund 23.25 52,023.25 Expenditures A ft J Auto Ignition, parts 686.78 Anderson Eng. Co. Inc., pump covers, supplies 1,304.55 Andelman Inc., S.P., supplies 45.00 Arcand Sales ft Service Inc., repairs 2,054.04 Atlantic Bakery, supplies 932.71 Atlantic Broom Service Inc., supplies 1,444.00 Automotive Warehouoo Inc., starter 351.85 Bay State Auto Supply Inc., 3,121.44 Bearings Specialty Co., supplies 5.29 Belmont Car Wash, supplies 5.00 Bell ft Howell Comm., camera 110.00 Beacon Auto Radiator Repair Co., repairs 3O8.90 Bleilcr Equip. Co., E ft J., equipment 674.49 Boston Auto Elect, ft Carburetor Co., repairs 27.53 Boston Saw ft Knife Co., knives 10.25 Broadway Brake Supply Inc., supplies 19.14 Brookline Machine Co. Inc., supplies, installing parts 427.56 Capco Automotive Transmission, service 832.00 Carney's Steam Cleaner Service, service 143.15 Casey ft Dupuis Equip, repairs, service 5,634.99 Castoleum Corp., supplios 55.20 Clark Wilcox Co., starter 571.63 Community Garage, repairs, service 226.24 Comm. Glass Corp., glass 617.43 Connell Co. W. J., parts 48.36 Coolidge Hardware Co., parts 10.57 Coombs Motor Co., parts 5,473.15 Crawford Motors, supplios 134.12 Dampney Co., supplies, parts 132.30 Diesel Engine Sales ft Eng., supplies 55.75 Eastern Mass Equip. Rental, rental 973.20 Ellis Inc., parts 9.60 Frasse Co. Inc., Peter A., parts 197.37 Garwood-Boston, parts 3,542.71 Gregory ft Sons Inc., parts 79.92 Int. Harvester.Co., gaskets, parts 4,870.68 Heloond, Joseph, supplies 4.00 Hope Inc., supplios 23.86 Hydraulic Inc., J ft S 160.98 Hobbs Eng. Co. Inc., parts 1,791.18 Irving Moore Corp., parts 5.44 Jackson Ind. Inc., parts 277.56 Kern Man. Co., supplies 159.80 King's Upholstering ft Auto Seat Covers, covers 35.00 Kraft Corp., W.A., supplies 21.32 Mack Truck Inc., wires 99.74 165 MacLeod ft Moynihan Inc., supplies 65.45 Martin Chemical Inc., chemicals 182.00 Mass Equip ft Rental Co., rental 143.54 Mass. Gas ft Elect Lt. Co., supplies 33.30 McDermott, J. F. Co. Inc., supplies 57.98 Mitchaell, M., supplies 1,841.54 Moore, Irving B. Corp., supplies 16.14 Morse Body Mfg. Co. Inc., supplies, parts 658.94 Munroe Auto Body Inc., supplies, parts 297.08 National Chcmscarch Corp., supplies 81.75 New England Wheel ft Rim Co., clamps 8.04 Parker-Danner Co., supplies 25.77 Pierce Oil Service, service 5.00 Pump Sales ft Service Corp., supplies 75.45 Rahall's Auto Radiator Repair, repairs 194.25 Rayco Automotive Scrviccntcr, supplies 58.OO RBM Enterprises, battery adapter 8.05 RCA Service Co., supplies 1,086.90 Richey ft Clapper Inc., supplies 87.00 Scminara Motors Inc., supplies 24.79 Sicgal's Broadway Auto Parts Inc., parts 320.00 Spccrs Co., Robert, motor 67.00 Standard Auto Gear Co. Inc., supplies, parts 935.64 Standard Uniform Rental Service Inc., parts 2,938.O0 Suburban Welders Supply Co. Inc., supplies 1,144.27 Swartz Hardware ft Supply, supplies 39.40 Taverna Bros. Inc., supplies 9.00 Tek Bearing Co. Inc., supplies 16.85 Timberland Machines, Inc., filters, splicers 378.36 Warren Bros. Co. top 245.00 Watertown Auto Parts Inc., supplies, parts 2,715.33 Watertown Plumbing ft Heating, supplies 18.80 White Truck Division, supplies 7.59 Wood Co. Inc., CM., supplies • 520.75 Total Expenditures 52,022.74 Balance to Revenue jSl 52,023.25 Public Works - Traffic Lts - Pleasant ft Paramount Place Appropriated 1973-74 6,000.00 Expenditures Watertown Plumbing ft Heating, supplies 30.84 Balance Forward 5.969.16 6,000.00 Public Works - Traffic Lights - Mt. Auburn ft Cottage Street Appropriated Special Town Meeting 6,000.00 Expenditures McLcod ft Moynihan, supplies 75.81 Balance Forward 5.924.19 6,000.00 Public Works - Salary Assistant Superintendent Material ft Equipment Appropriated 1973-74 19,035.00 Expenditures Aiello, Frank, salary 5,649.88 Hillier, Charles, salary 6.515.26 Total Expenditures 12,165.14 Balance to Revenue • 6.869.86 19,035.00 Public Works - Salary Building Maintenance Craftsman Appropriated 1973-74 12,885.00 Expenditures Brutti, Arthur, salary 3,550.41 Balance to Revenue 9.334.59 12,885.00 Public Works - Equipment - Gas, Oil, Grease etc Appropriated 1973-74 34,500.00 Transferred Reserve Fund 22,800.00 Refund 10.98 57,310.98 Expenditures Anderson Eng. Co. Inc., supplies, covers 72.20 166 Atlantic Business Forms, tickets, forms 18.96 Atlantic Richfield Co., gas 25,632.63 J ft J Auto Ignition Co., supplies 23.29 Automotive Warehouse Co. Inc., oil, supplies 170.00 Bay State Automotive Supply, parts 36.85 Bay State Oil Co., supplies, oil 5,598.99 Bonded Petroleum ^o., oil 4,505.45 Clcne Hear Inc., supplies 1,068.88 Gibbs Oil Service, supplies 189.97 Gulf Oil Corp., supplies, oil 15,855.39 Martin Chemical Inc., supplies 60.00 McShanc Oil Co., supplies 74.19 Mid. Fuel Co. Inc., supplies 493.56 Mobil Oil Corp., supplies, oil, grease 3,132.26 Pierce Oil Service, service 5.00 Standard Auto Gear, supplies 79.38 Sullivan Oil Co., supplies 219.64 Watertown, Town of., water 6.98 Total Expenditures 37,243.62 Balance to Revenue 67.36 57,310.98 Public Works - Equipment - Tires Appropriated 1973-74 13,500.00 Transferred Reserve Fund 1.000.00 14,500.00 Expenditures Lewis Boyle Inc., supplies 1,031.40 Cambridge Tire Co. Inc., supplies 93.43 Carlson Tire ft'Alignment, tires, tubes 5,173.53 Quirk Co., Edward, supplies 433.35 O'Connors Citgo Service, supplies 126.75 Truck Tire Service Inc., supplies 25.00 Vin's Tire Service, service, supplies 7.597.74 Total Expenditures 14,481.20 Balance to Revenue 18.80 14,500.00 Public Works - Repair Aerial Buckets Balance Forward 4,350.00 Expenditures Kilcy, James A., repairs 4,350.00 Public Works - Repair Shop Tools Appropriated 1973-74 1,500.00 Expenditures Automotive Warehouse Co. Inc., oil comprcsor 459.00 Bay State Automotive, supplies 26.22 Butts ft Ordway, supplies 23.90 Coolidge Paint ft Supply Co., drill, pumps 41.95 New England Saw ft Co., parts, service 44.20 Sears ft Roebuck ft Co., supplies, equipment 626.60 Scwartz hardware ft supply, supplies, drills 100.00 Standard Auto Gear, wrench 10.73 Watertown Auto Parts Inc., parts, jacks 159.78 Total Expenditures 1,492.38 Balance to Revenue 7.62 1,500.00 Public Works - Municipa ! Equipment Appropriated 1973-74 20,000.00 Transferred Reserve Fund 4.507.54 24,507.54 Expenditures Automotive Warehouse Co. Inc., equipment 19,629.00 Lee Scott Const. Co., equipment 4,042.70 Mass Gas ft Elect. Lt. Sup. 114.62 Total Expenditures 23,786.32 Balance to Revenue 721.22 24,507.54 Public Works - Equipment Section - Heat ft Power Appropriated 1973-74 174,742.00 Appropriated Revenue Sharing Funds 98.848.60 273,590.60 Expenditures Boston Edison Co., service 243,696.74 Boston Gas Co., service 1,110.20 Clene Heat, oil service 7,005.80 Gibbs Oil Co., oil service 2,549.27 Gulf Oil Corp., oil service 1,675.08 Mid. Fuel Co., fuel 2,808.90 New England Telephone, service l,2O0.28 Union Oil Co., service 4,947.87 Union Petroleum Corp., oil 8.325.73 Total Expenditures 273,319.87 Balance to Revenue 270.73 273,590.60 v VETERANS' DEPARTMENT Veterans' - Salary of Agent Appropriated 1973-74 17,984.00 Expenditures Najarian, Dorothy, salary 17,984.00 Veterans' - Social Worker Investigator Appropriated 1973-74 100.00 Transferred Reserve Fund 4.691.00 4,791.00 Expenditures Buczel, James, salary 4,,507..65 Balance to Revenue 283,.35 4,791.00 Veterans' - Salary - Senior Clerk Part-timeLme Appropriated 1973-74 6.,965.00 Transferred Reserve Fund 2.,242,.15 Refunds 348.,00 9,555.15 Expenditures Watson, Alice, salary 9 ,022,.58 Balance to Revenue 532,,57 9,555.15 Veterans' Benefits Appropriated 1973-74 105 ,000,,00 Appropriated Revenue Sharing Funds 93 ,619,.71 Refunds 12 ,932,.16 211,531.87 Expenditures Abelman, Lester, M.D., services 7.00 Alton Pharmacy, supplies 30.20 Anderson, Ernest, M.D., supplies, services 10.00 Arena Pharmacy, supplies 146.85 Armstrong Ambulance Service, service 75.O0 Assoc Cardiothoracic, services 38.00 Atkinson, Harvey, services .31.00 Baboian, J.C., services 235.95 Barron, Albert, services 62.00 Batson's, supplies subs. 141.75 Bcavcrbrook Guidance, service 6.00 Belmont Watertown Community Health Assoc. Inc., dues 11.00 Bernstein, H. B., services 51.00 Boston City Hospital, care 392.25 Broe, Robert, services 90.00 Brighton Internists Inc., services 55.00 Brighton-Ncwton Oral Surgical Assoc Inc., due 30.00 Broome, James, SMD., services 10.OO Bruce Pharmacy, supplies prcsc. 211.35 Busicck, Robert, M.D., services 330.00 Callahan, James D., services 6.00 Cameron, Jennie, care, services 228.00 Canzanelli, carl J. M.D., services 295.00 Charles River Optical Co., supplies 69.00 Chaulk Ambulance Service, services 35.50 Children's Hospital Med. Center, services 876.62 Ciani, Manfred DMD.,services 250.00 Connolly, John D. , services 170.00 Coughlin, William, M.D., services 118.00 Craig, John, services 10.00 Cusolito, Lawrence, DOS, services 145.00 DcrKazarian, Dr. Alan, services 75.00 DeRosa, Eolo, M.D., services 30.00 Donovan, Dr. Francis, services 17.00 Donovan, William, services 148.00 Edwin Case Shoes, services 27.98 Elliott, Harold, D.D., services 12.00 Fallon Service Inc., services 74.50 Fantasia, Philip, DDS., services 157.00 Fox Drug Store, services, prcsc. 1,973.23 Fox Pharaacy, supplies 371.50 Goldman, George M.D., services 200.00 Gordy, Edwin, Dr., supplies 10.00 Greene, Malcolm, services 343.15 Gynecologic Assoc. Trust, services 7.O0 Harvard Bazar, Inc., supplies 9.90 Hagopian, Varant, M.D., 80.0O Hunting's Inc., moving charges 246.50 Idclson, Beldon A. M.D., services 100.00 Johnson, Herbert, M.D., services 14.00 Kasparian, Frank, services 479.00 Kerhulas, Andrew, M.D., services 931.O0 Kevrokian, John M.D., services .9.00 Klcnoff, Paul, M.D., services 20.00 Leary Lab Services, supplies, service 12.00 Lexington St. Pharmacy Inc., pharnacy supplies 429.65 Liggett Rcxall Drugs, supplies 43.15 Manning Pharmacy, supplies 590.50 Marcovitch, Jack H., services 65.O0 Marion, Hector M.D., services 175.OO Mass Eye ft Ear Infirmary, supplies 110.05 Mass General Hospital Clinics, service 179.61 McCabc Co., E.J., supplies 122.50 McCran, DPM., services 5.00 McKeiguc, John, M.D., services 32.O0 Meager, Stephen, M.D., services 39O.O0 Vittimbcrga, Mchrcz, M.D., Inc., services 30.00 MGH Radiological Assoc, services 5.00 Moshcr, Henry Adams, services 20.00 Mt. Auburn Hospital, services 3,175.63 Murry Spiegel Hearing Aids Inc., cards 5.00 Navcn, Alice, M.D., services 11.00 Nazar, Robert, services S3.O0 Newton Wcllcslcy 'Nabulance Service 42.00 O'Brien, Inc. H.J., services 162.50 Pacs, Dr. Joseph C, services 83.OO Parker Drug, supplies 21.05 Perlmutter, Samuel M. Dr., services SO.OO Peter Bent Brighara Hospital, services 193.50 Pomer, Frank, M.D., services 45.00 Pueschcl, S.M., M.D., services 57.00 Rand Pharmacy, supplies 782.10 Regan, Thomas L., DMD., services 184.00 Richard's Pharmacy, services 271.55 Richard's Parker Drug, supplies 173.30 Royal Furniture Co., supplies 169.95 Salusti, Joseph, services SO.OO Sancta Maria Anesthesia Assoc, services 36.O0 Sancta Maria Hospital, care 1,053.30 Sandi, Paul L., M.D., services 7.00 Scali, incent, M.D., services 56.00 Scholls Foot Comfort Shop, shoes 29.50 Shapazian, "ichard M.D., services 915.00 Shea, F.X. DMD., services 164.OO Shore Drug, supplies 552.80 Sleeper, Edward DDS, services 75.O0 Soybcl, William, M.D., services 380.40 Star Pharmacy Corp., supplies 52.15 Symmes Hospital, services 20.50 Tanner, Mitchell, DMD., services 9O.O0 Tanzcr, Jeorae, services 319.O0 Town Hall Pharmacy, supplies, presc. 1,348.03 Tracy, Charles M.D., services 27.00 Treas. Cushing General Hospital, care 2,390.80 Twinbrook Urological Assoc, services 10.00 University Hospital, care 866.84 Vaughan, Clay M. M.D., services 14.00 Visalli, Francis, services 1,162.00 Vitenbcrgcr, Mchrcy, M.D., services 5.00 Waltham Anesthesia Assoc, services 20.00 Waltham Corset Salon, garments 96.50 Waltham Hospital, services 4,274.99 Waltham Radiological Assoc, services 192.50 Waltham Surgical Clinic, supplies 81.00 Watertown Medical Supply, supplies 22.00 wcisnan, Dr. Theciore, services 443.30 Wood, Bruce T., services 307.00 Wyman, Stanley, services 180.00 Ycssayan, G.L. M.D., services 7.00 Zolla, Henry, DMD, services 16.00 Zuckcr, Peter A. M.D., services 43.00 Various Persons, aid 171.030.64 Total Expenditures 203,530.52 Balance to Revenue 8.021.35 211,551.87 Veterans' Services - Office Expense Appropriated 1973-74 Expenditures Belmont Springs Water, water service 140,,14 Coolidge Rubber Stamp., stamp 10,,32 Education Exchange of Greater Boston, services 4.,20 Evans ft Faulkner Inc., supplies 79.57 11 S Home ft Co., supplies 56,.36 Larkin Associates Inc., supplies 1,.03 NCR Accounting Office, ribbons 22,.55 Purchasing, supplies 226..38 Townsend Typewriter Co., services 59,.45 Veterans' Services - Longevity Appropriated 1973-74 Expenditures Najarian, Dorothy, 450.00 Watson, Alice 166.67 Total Expenditures 616.67 Balance to Revenue 20.83 Veterans' Services - Junior Clerk Typist Transferred Reserve Fund 2,950.00 Expenditures Basile, Gloria, salary 1,332.24 Balance to Revenue 1.617.76 2,950.00 Veterans' Services - Car Expense Appropriated 1973-74 788.00 Expenditures Buczel, James, expense 225.00 Najarian, Dorothy, expense 540.00 Total Expcnditurcs 765.00 Balance to Revenue 23.00 Veterans' Services - Dictating Machine Appropriated 1973-74 Expenditures Larkin Associates Inc., machine 170 Physicians Appropriated 1973-74 3,260.00 Expenditures Mastrangelo, Louis, salary 1,630.00 Tanzcr, Jerome, salary 180.80 Wylie, Earl, salary 1.O06.75 Total Expcnditurcs 2,817,55 Balance to Revenue 442.45 3,260.00 SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES School Department School - Administration - Salaries Appropriated 1973-74 250,000.00 Expcnditurcs Barrillc, Mary, salary 2,994.75 Buttkus, Barbara, salary 10,210.98 Devaney, Jean, salary 3,648.12 Harlow, Leonard, salary 38,027.09 Kourajian, Barbara, salary 9,657.01 Kovlakas, Elizabeth, salary 9,251.10 McCarthy, Charles, salary 20,969.53 McCarthy, Mary, salary 16,785.98 McDonald, Florcncc, salary 10,060.62 Morash, Joan, salary 13,658.25 Mucci, Paula, salary 9,471.29 Nadcau, Daniel, salary 30,475.96 O'Connor, panicl, salary 45,678.50 Parshlcy, Frederick, salary 23,113.13 Williams, Florence, salary 5,822.69 McCarthy, Mary, longevity 1S0.O0 Morash, Joan, longevity 25.O0 250,000.00 School - Administration - Other Expense Appropriated 1973-74 54,570.00 Expcnditurcs American Assoc, of Sch. Adm., membership 258.60 American Nat'l Red Cross., service 2.00 American Purchasing Society, services 46.75 American Management Assoc, book 8.86 American Arb. Assoc, dues 170.00 AASA National Academy for Sch. Executives, rcg. 225.00 Action Aids Inc., reports 13.4S Adapt Press Inc., supplies 17.55 AEDS, membership 15.OO Allyn ft Bacon Inc., supplies 66.30 Amer. Sch. Bd. Journal, subs 84.OO Argus Business Machine Co., ribbons 15.OO ASBO Workshop., books 60.00 ASCUS, Center Inc., membership 20.00 Assoc for Educational Data, subs. 25.00 Assoc, of Sch. Bus. Officials, membership 70.00 Assoc, of Sch. Committees, expenses 17.05 Belmont, Waltham Watertown Mental Health Assoc., dues O.OO Boston Globe, adv., 1,547.75 Bowker Co. R.R., supplies 144.23 Box E School of Education, dues 10.OO Boycc, Joseph, reimb. 20,00 Burke, Brian, services 10.00 Bureau of National Affairs, report 198.00 Cable Television Inf. Center, membership 25.00 Caddylak Systems Inc., supplies 210.31 Cambridge Bookbinding Co., supplies, service 75.00 Capitol Pub. co., services 60.00 Cardinal, John, services 10.00 Career Education News, service 25.OO Carroll, James, services 20.00 Carter Rice Storrs ft Bcmcnt Inc., tape 85.35 Carver, John J., services, cxp. 131.60 171 Census Bureau, services 3.25 CEDS, services 78.00 Channing L. Bete Co. Inc., pamphlets 106.35 Coraplct Photo Services, services 129.46 Consumer's Union, subs. 14.00 Cottage Crest Restaurant, expenses 833.35 Coolidge Rubber Stamp Co., supplies 100.16 Council for Bus. Education, book 2.64 Countcrscarch, counter proposals 38.25 Craft Educational Services, service 308.21 Croft Pub., renewal 102.O0 DATA Inc., services 67.O0 Day Timers, services 304.90 Dick Co., A.B., stencils 516.39 Dennis, John, services 30.O0 DclSignorc, John, services 1O.O0 Dick Co., A.B., services 2,167.77 Dodge Co., F.W., services 16.80 Dole Pub. Co., adv. 394.02 EBSCO Sub. Serv. subs. 2,322.95 Economic Ed. Council, books 112.00 Educational Assoc Contract, services 3,960.00 Educational Funding Research Council, books 231.00 Educational Research Services, services 125.00 Educ Products, membership 50.00 Educator's Progress Serv. Inc., books 95.05 Educator ft Purchasing Book, guide 49.50 Education Service Bureau, subs. 10.40 Educational Testing Service, publications 305.00 Educators Pub. Co., record book 6.34 Educator's World, book 20.00 Emicikc Assoc. Inc. V.W., expense 79.95 Empire Paper Corp., supplies 667.98 Evans ft Faulkner, Inc., supplies 3,325.99 Follctt Pub. Co., supplies 554.08 Fay Paper Rroducts, supplies 552.35 Fine Arts Pub., books 33.25 Fire Education Inc., supplies 4.95 Frame Hut, documents, supplies 24.00 Gaylord Bros. Inc., record units 64.40 General Binding Corp., books 43.04 General Learning Co. Inc., guide 8.55 Gould ft Sons, John A., fee 300.00 Hamractt Co., J.L., expenses, desks 482.37 liarcourt, Brace Jovanovich, supplies 8.80 Harlow, Leonard, expenses, reimb. 748.50 Harper ft Row Pub. Inc., books 4.31 Harrison, Pub. House, subs. 31.00 Harvard Coop Society, supplies 19.77 Harvard Univ. Pro3S, program 9.79 Herald Pub. Co., supplies 30.40 Highsmith Co. Inc., supplies 188.07 I! S Home ft Co. Inc., supplies 4,967.02 Igo's Restaurants, service, expense 92.98 Ind. University Press, books 7.64 Information Resources Inc., guide, games 17.00 Institutional Man. Services, books 8.40 Int. Business Machines, ribbons 55.74 Jeffco Ind. Inc., services 190.17 Jordan Dennis Co., services 518.78 Kachadoorian, Vahan, services 35.00 Kindergarten Qucstionairc, subs., services 334.35 Kyplingcr Washington Lctcrs, sub. 28.00 Kourajian, Barbara, expenses 5.50 Lauriat's Inc., books 2.36 Lesley College, workshop 292.00 Martin Printing Corp., printing 535.50 MASBO Law Institute , rcg. 30.00 MASRO Co-Op Inc., itcmborship SO.OO Mass Assoc of School Comm. Inc., membership 19.18 Mass Advocary Ctr., books 7.90 Mass. Assoc, of Sch. Business Offices, dues 15.00 McCutchon Pub. Corp., publications 32.64 McDonald, Florence, reimb. 65.87 McGraw Hill Book Co., books 28.60 Moans Co. Inc., Robert S., books 31.0O Mcrriam Co., G. ft C, books 79.39 MIT Press, cxp. 12.42 172 Monroe, ribbons 45.60 Morash, Joan, expenses 45.90 Myron Man. Corp., supplies 42.16 McCarthy, Charles, exp. car exp. 335.21 McCarthy, Mary, exp. 35.50 Master Teacher, supplies 266.85 Mass. Assoc, of School Committees, exp. 991.50 Mass Assoc, of School Supt. 250.00 Nadcau, Daniel, gas cxp., conf. cxp. 1100.19 Nat'l Assoc of Ind. Schools, membership 4.O0 Nat'l Audio Visual, exp. 77.00 National Education Assoc., books 66.37 National School Boards Assoc, copies 177.80 National School Pub. Relations Assoc, books 56.88 National Study of School Evaluation, exp. 10.00 NEASCUS, membership 10.00 Newton Glass Co., glass 67.50 New England School Supply, supplies 183.53 New England Assoc, of School Supt., memberships 10.00 NESDEC, conf. cxp. 1,247.00 N.E. Assoc of Sch. College ft Univ. Staffing, exp. 10.00 North American Pub. Co., books 40.46 Nutter, McClcnnan ft Fish, prof, services 3,242.62 Parshlcy, Frederick, reimb. cxp. 1,002.95 Platte Pub. Co., subs. 29.O0 Pittsburgh Board of Ed., exp. 134.00 Pitney-Bowes, exp. 90.21 Pflaun/Standard, supplies 17.96 Prentice Hall Inc., books 83.14 Parker Pub. Co. Inc., exp. books 46.31 O'Connor, Daniel, gas expense, reimb. 1,728.28 Olympus Pub. Co., books 4.25 Oricn Pub. Co., books 300.00 Prakkcn Pub. Inc., books 6.45 Psychological Corp., supplies, books 10.90 Random House, Inc., books 20.48 Research Inst, for Ed. Problems, services 1,875.00 Research Inst, of American, books 111.O0 Santcr, Mark, arbitrator 203.30 Saunders Co., W. B., exp. 8.77 School Exec. Assoc, dues 10.00 School Finance Developerant book 30.00 School Law Review, subs. 8.O0 Scott Foresoart Co.,cbook 4.38 Schott Machine Dev. orp., book 2.88 Scrina Press, book 6.70 Security Const. Service Council, book 51.00 Sheraton Motor Inn, exp. 113.99 Smith Business Forms Corp., exp. forms 1,255.77 Somervillc Printing Co. Inc., printing 1,099.00 Strand Inc., cxp. 70.74 Sundance Paperback Dist., books 161.11 Teachers College Press, primer 2.50 Tocci, George M., reimb. 28.00 Townsend Typewriter Co., table 71.55 Trustees of Pub. Library, film 30.00 Twentieth Century Plastics Inc., supplies 17.85 U.S. Postmaster, postage 1.204.SS Various Persons, conf. exp. 1,400.00 Watertown Herald, subs. 32.35 Watertown Press, subs. 30.00 Watertown School Food Services 874.00 Watertown Stationers ft Printers, supplies 1,532.69 Watertown Sun, adv. 474.05 Watertown Typesetting Co., services • 204.25 Wiley, John ft Sons, books 102.61 Wilson co. H.W., subs. 25.OO World Almanac, book 12.00 Yankowski, George, cxp. 50.00 Xerox Corp., services 827.20 Total Expcnditurcs 54,569.62 54,570.00 Balance to Revenue .38 173 School - Instruction - Salaries Balance Forward 70,338.00 Appropriated 1973-74 8,334,615.00 Refunds 7.144.45 8,412,097.45 Expcnditurcs Accto, Nancy, salary 132.00 Adams, James F., salary 19,659.59 Alexander, Karen L., salary 20,425.25 Allen, Mcridith, salary 13,216.75 Andrews, Allen P., salary 19,942.99 Aubin, Charles J., salary 29,101.30 Bannon, Joseph, salary 28,498.92 Barba, Loretta, salary 1,062.50 Barbati, John, salary 22,080.49 Barron, Randy M., salary 7,230.00 Bennett, Isabclle, salary 23,216.79 Bcntley, Theresa, salary 99.89 Bcrardino, Richard, salary 21,451.31 Boudrot, Thomas, salary 861.00 Boy, John F., salary 20,405.94 Boy, Stella M., salary 26,555.88 Boyce, Patricia, salary 3,939.75 Boyle, Mary F., salary 21,179.40 Branncll, Elizabeth, salary 82.00 Brcndel, Denisc A., salary 10,844.62 Brest, Roberta, salary 15,497.71 Buckcly, George, 3alary 14,095.49 Burke, Kenneth, salary 60.00 Burke, Peter, salary 21,708.03 Callahan, Helen, salary 21,751.15 Caporiccio, Vincent, salary 1,532.19 Carito, Olga, salary 14,139.83 Chcvoor, Robert, salary 20,368.51 Cimmo, Susan, salary 2.092.85 Coffey, Ann Marie, salary 14,812.97 Coffey, Maureen, salary 27.50 Connelly, Kathleen, salary 4,798.38 Connors, Elizabeth A., salary 16,409.61 Cook, Carmcl, salary 5,745.05 Courchcne, David E., salary 24,372.84 Craig, Edward, salary 24,864.54 Carey, Kathleen, salary 98.25 Cuchinatto, Anthony, salary 24,602.96 Donnelly, Christina G., salary 9,075.97 Delsignorc, John, salary 32.00 Dennis, John, salary 27.00 DiNezio, Lisa, salary 5,548.82 D'Indinosanto, Thomas, salary 60.00 Donnelly, Margaret, salary 13,604.90 Doran, William, salary 27,456.78 Esenlohr, Linda, salary 17,873.14 Farnsworth, Christina, salary 14,302.21 Farrow, Penney, salary 731.17 Finchc, Ola, salary 5,622.00 Finn, Martin, salary 24,849.70 Flecca, William T., salary 17,875.01 Florcs, John G., salary 7,442.00 Foyncs, Helen, salary 7,126.30 Franchini, Cecilia, salary 8,742.90 Friscckc, Barbara, salary 17,226.18 Fritsche, Karen, salary 88.52 Galebach, Donna, salary 9,644.32 Gallighcr, John, salary 1,698.02 Garabedian, Charles, salary 22,224.47 Gardiner, John, salary 18,696.51 Garufi, Philip, salary 20,405.82 Gavrilles, Rose, salary 19,185.09 Gheringhell, Judith, salary 4,147.52 Gika, Anthony, salary 14,729.41 Glcason, Robert, salary 27,866.40 Glidden, Marsha A., salary 5,256.84 Grassia, Anthony, salary 23,774.24 Gray, Virginia, salary 24,147.32 174 Guden, Joseph, salary 14,033.65 Haley, Theodore F., salary 10,314.38 Hannon, Marie, salary 10,511.37 Hayes, Edward, salary 19,659.59 Hayes, Margaret, salary 13,526.07 Hazell, Thomas, salary 21,004.00 llendler, Robert, salary 8,263.55 Hetherington, Helen, salary 9,776.47 Hughes, David, salary 19,449.25 Hughes, Paul, salary 20,862.78 Hynes, Robert P., salary 1,038.00 Jackson, Jane, salary 14,721.71 Jackson, Robert, salary 11,356.30 Jutstrom, Robert, salary 18,038.41 Katz, Byrna, salary 15,286.12 Kaveny, John P., salary 20,390.39 Kazanjian, Garabed, salary 5,256.84 Kazarosian, Karen, salary 15,888.96 Kelleher, William, salary 22,252.84 Kelley, John J., salary 36,409.64 Kelly, John W., salary 21,749.27 Knell, Robert, salary 1,851.85 Koumjian, John, salary 29,435.07 Kramer, Judith, salary 6,797.37 LaPierre, Mary Ann, salary 99.89 Leonard, Robert J., salary 7,843.33 Bender, Sharon, salary 16,858.55 Lipton, Eva, salary 6,205.94 Lordan, Helen, salary 24,608.95 Martello, Elaine, salary 12,653.14 Mastrovanni, Antonio, salary 19,615.11 Matthew, Georgia, salary 10,299.44 Maurer, Francos, salary 8,173.40 McCaffcry, Eleanor, salary 166.00 McCarthy, Ruth , salary 21,727.84 McCauley, Sarah, salary 20,409.31 McDonald, Francis, salary 25,724.05 McGann, Martin, salary 19,821.14 McGovern, Thomas, salary 22,036.72 McKenzie , Daniel, salary 21,449.59 McHanus, Joseph, salary 4,316.84 McNicholas, James, salary 19,659.59 Moran, Mary, salary 26,274.35 Morrison, Francis J., salary 53.64 Myers, John, salary 21,004.00 Napolitano, John, salary 14,788.96 Nathan, Lois, salary 6,121.82 Necnan, Alfred, salary 24,416.80 Ncylon, Thomas, salary 22,598.88 Novak, Bruce, salary 7,851.89 O'Halloran, Patricia, salary 13,216.75 Ohanesian, Paul, salary 40.00 O'Connor, Kathleen, salary 106.33 O"Toole, William, salary 16,027.59 Palladino, Victor, salary 29,886.96 Papas, Nicholas, salary 25,199.35 Peck, Nancy, salary 140.90 Pizzuto, Ann C., salary 4,457.28 Portentoso, Michael, salary 21,460.45 Puzo, Jean, salary 34.50 Radford, Barbara, salary 25,709.05 Rhodes, Ernest, salary 3,435.82 Riselli, Kathryn, salary 14,079.84 Rizzo, Frank, salary 10,581.74 Roache, Thomas B.,sal ary r 4,100.18 Robinson, Thomas D., salary 22,235.26 Robinson, Virginia, salary 9,877.39 Roth, Joanne, salary 58.00 Santilli, Chester, salary 25,676.93 Scaltreto, Shirley, salary 1,472.00 Schfield, Lawrence, salary 1,960.10 Sheehan, James, salary 21,348.05 Sherry, Susan, salary 15,401.46 Slonakcr, Linnca Flin, salary 64.47 Sollitto, Frank, salary 24,416.65 Stowell, Alice, salary 14,046.83 175 Lee, Stralcy, salary gs.oo Sullivan, Daniel, salary 23,236.29 Swcdcr, Gcrri, salary 11,457.05 Sweeney, Donald, salary 22,064.46 Tangncy, Daniel P., salary 1,158.00 Tassinari, Constance, salary 30,262.95 Tinker, Mary, salary 226.00 Vcnto, Charles, salary 24,342.69 Voci, Roy, salary 20,001.68 Wan, Julia, salary 22,498.91 Watts, Edward, salary 29,242.76 Welsh, Deborah, salary 32.00 Whyte, John, salary 17,222.67 Williams, Barbara, salary 6,750.70 Williams, Lorraine, salary • 6,876.45 Winand, Earl, salary 21,749.27 Yankowski, George, salary 29,130.72 Zarba, Christopher, salary 25,385.95 East Junior High Adlura, Margaret, salary 7,404.52 Andrews, Joseph, salary 36,526.41 Appcl, Lilly, salary 23,774.24 Arthur, Holly, salary 18,746.04 Barnes, Edward, salary 25,047.41 Barry, James, salary 24,361.93 Bartley, Richard T. Jr., salary 24,407.39 Baxter, Carla, salary 90.00 Bean, Helen, salary 8,737.04 Brown, Eileen, salary 9,319.87 Caruso, Joseph, salary 5,439.39 Cousincau, Francis, salary 19,659.59 Curry, William, salary 21,004.00 Desmond, Mildred, salary 25,174.35 Devaney, Anne, salary 19,185.10 DiLeo, Joseph, salary 22,073.76 DiLeo, Mario, salary 19,659.59 DiSanzo, Lisa, salary 9,287.00 Drew, David, salary 118.36 Fies, Robin, salary 16,303.31 Francis, Edward, salary 4,748.44 French, Richard, salary 24,297.76 Gclbcrt, Natalie, salary 7,090.61 Goldberg, Marion, salary 105.30 Graham, Virginia, salary 25,002.41 Grandinetti, Frcd S., salary 8,595.20 Halloran, Carole, salary 23,751.70 Harrington, Michael, salary 13,883.50 Harrington, Robert, salary 20,844.34 Hclphinstin, Pauline, salary 19,659.59 Lipton, Eva, salary 7,552.22 Mandel, Dorothy, salary 12,383.14 McGarrity, Kathleen, salary 18,661.56 Murphy, Julia, salary 21,741.26 Ncylon, Mary, salary 16,359.61 Noftsker, Paul, salary 13,740.50 Nowak, Linda, salary 13,379.49 O'Conncll, Edmund, salary 29,603.33 O'Connor, Marilyn, salary 16,246.22 O'Donncll, John, salary 23,737.12 Pipito, Nancy, salary 12,629.59 Popp, Susan Burr, salary 5,983.65 Rhodes, Ernest, salary 4,531.44 Rich, David, salary 14,765.67 Riley, Rita, salary 7,012.56 Rohns, Charles, salary 6,255.11 Rost, Jane, salary 18,358.07 Scully, Caleb, salary 10,608.36 Sheehan, David, salary 15,426.43 Slonin, Nancy, salary 1,857.20 Smith, Angela, salary 19,659.59 Trani, Patrick, salary 21,949.27 176 Vance, Ann R., salary 8,595.20 Wahn, Elizabeth, salary 10,655.17 Wilson, Stephen A., salary 8,923.57 Wittehagen, Thomas, salary 13,827.77 Wright, Mary L., salary 9,293.14 Yacoubian, Anahid, salary 16,369.71 Zarba, Joseph, salary 24,416.65 West Junior High Abbruzzi, Janice, salary 13,905.49 Alberico, Alice, salary 22,141.58 Amabile, Carolyn, salary 16,537.11 Beaumont, Robert, salary 17,333.32 Bcmis, Diane, salary 6,566.02 Bourkc, Pamela, salary 14,560.36 Bradbury, Paul, salary 20,368.81 Burns, John, salary 26,369.84 Busccmi, Michael D., salary 4,364.42 Calnan, Joanne, salary 13,905.52 Campbell, David, salary 20,904.56 Capporiccio, Noreen, salary 8,120.54 Ccglio, Pasqualc, salary 21,652.54 Connelly, Kathleen, salary 3,679.33 Cugini, Rita, salary 2,846.34 Curran, Linda, salary 13,905.52 Deldon, Ralph, salary 8,514.93 Demirjian, John, salary 24,630.65 DcPass, John, salary 25,276.15 Devlin, Arthur, salary 10,223.19 DiSanzo, Anthony, salary 9,657.00 Donnelly, Edward, salary 21,941.58 Dupuis, Robert, salary • 28,370.31 Farrell, Ann D., salary 24.00 Favchcr, Judy, salary 1,346.47 Ford, Robert, salary 18,165.59 Glidden, Marcia, salary 7,361.25 Harutunian, Ruth, salary 23,047.84 Hopkins, Elsie, salary 19,659.59 Houvdajian, Dawn, salary 16,063.04 Jones, Ann, salary 21,120.65 Kahn, Linda, salary 15,423.49 Laughrea, William, salary 25,002.41 Mackowsky, Elaine, salary 24,315.31 Raposa, Donna, salary 15,030.23 McAllister, Linnie, salary 16,151.02 McCourt, Edward, salary 7,220.00 McDonnell, Karl, salary 10,367.06 Mihovan, Louise, salary 8,070.33 Najarian, Richard, salary 22,134.21 Naw, Everett, salary 13,573.43 Neville, Anne, salary 17,115.69 Oates, Thomas, salary 32,819.50 Pellegrini, Theresa, salary 16,396.72 Pcppe, Adria, salary 15,926.38 Perrella, Dewey, salary 14,079.84 Peshin, Joan, Marie, salary 16,257.08 Pctrone, Elizabeth, salary 1,485.76 Riordan, Kathleen, salary 14,568.13 Sacco, Edward, salary 17,802.55 Sampson, Joseph, salary 21,320.21 Shire, willow, salary 14,948.98 Sigal, Barbara, salary 16,550.83 Smith, George Jr., salary 19,852.07 Stevens, Paul, salary 17,362.10 Stofcr, Nancy, salary 10,558.22 Sullivan, Eleanor, salary 13,740.50 Taylor, Pamela, salary 7,969.50 Walters, Mary, salary 14,079.84 Wells, Richard, salary 7,220.00 Whalen, Christopher, salary 13,140.08 177 Browne School Anderson, Linda, salary 105.00 Agranat, Sheila, salary 20,342.25 Antonellis, Joan, salary 61.10 Appleby, Mary, salary 1,367.78 Barba, Judith, salary 13,740.50 Bell, Nancy, salary 9,487.50 Bell, Rita, salary 6,378.86 Brooks, Pauline, salary 21,941.58 Camilli, Jennie, salary 158.15 Citrino, Loretta, salary 723.t*0 Clark, Eleanor, salary 19,185.09 Carras, Hope, salary 18,934.00 Concannon, Marianne, salary 19,119.90 Cornelia, Janet, salary 15,328.28 Daley, Judith, salary 6,392.18 Demclla, Joyce, salary 6,750.70 Duffy, Francis, salary 20,996.31 Ellis, Margaret, salary 16,409.61 Erard, Mary, salary 93.39 Felton, Clifton, salary 29,347.25 Gartland, Harriot, salary 128.25 Janigian, Perove, salary 236.82 Kasparian, Louise, salary 615.60 Leonard, Mary T., salary 1,214.29 MacDonald, Jean, salary 20,455.16 Marcantonio, Vera, salary 1,005.94 McCarthy, William, salary 16,634.82 Moran, Diane, salary 6,704.52 Mullin, Marion, salary 422.40 McHugh, Loretta, salary 24.46 Nash, Joyce, salary 18,195.72 Nixon, Eleanor, salary 8,760.55 Raute, Lillian, salary 323.77 Reilly, Thomas, salary 26,224.35 Spofford, Katherine, salary 14,568.65 Sullivan, Alice, salary 9,288.69 Tocci, Elaine, salary 21,749.27 Walsh, Mary A., salary 126.90 Wurzel, Linda, salary 15,776.09 Coolidge School Alberico, Judith, salary 140.97 Barba, Sandra, salary 4,100.18 Basnight, Elizabeth, salary 15,312.24 Boyd, Joyce, salary 20,454.11 Burge, Alice, salary 7,820.58 Buscemi, Michael, salary 1,861.06 Colleran, Rosemary, salary 1,484.58 Cone, Ellen, salary 13,965.22 Crotty, Helen, salary 629.55 Cugini, Rita, salary 643.90 Degnan, John, salary 30,793.07 Deneen, Marie, salary 8,737.04 Donovan, Kathleen, salary 168.68 Ferranti, Frances, salary 2,832.23 Finnegan, Mary, salary 21,889.98 Freeman, Susan, salary 106.14 Geswell, Patricia, salary 20,455.16 Gregory, Thomas, salary 9,913.08 Giampa, Joel, salary 14,353.76 Green, Barbara, salary 21,004.00 Griffin, Alice, salary 21,749.27 Jacoby, Martha, salary 7,322.42 Kalafatis, Irene, salary 333.74 Kirjian, Theodoro, salary 23,382.64 Landman, Robyn,, salary 134.20 Lewi ton, Bemico, salary 6,642.06 LoPrete, Helen, salary 1,252.45 Lyons, Mary, salary 21,749.27 Mahonoy, Lucy, salary 4.98 Maxson, Donna, salary 8,593.71 178 McCrae, Elizabeth, salary 2,628.43 McDonnell, Karl, salary 8,200.88 McNulty, Judith, salary 13,140.08 Manzelli, Jane, salary 11,436.89 Milano, Marjorie, salary 14,289.43 Mirphy, Bernice, salary 1,133.54 O'Brien, Alice, salary 1,530.92 Oviatt, Louise, salary 21,589.60 Pcrlatonda, Phyllis, salary 46.10 Petrillo, Barbara, salary 25.60 Pettiglio, Sarah, salary 4.70 Poindexter, Thomas, salary 8,376.84 Quintiliani, Carmen, salary 26,683.35 Rancourt, Alma, salary 1,162.59 Sater, Evelyn, salary 13,560.04 Savits, Myer F., salary 15,323.06 Schipani, Ida M., salary 21,941.58 Sicchitano, Susan, salary 15,083.89 Slight, John, salary 20,445.68 Steadoan, Margaret, salary 7,398.43 Stewart, Lorraine, salary 460.93 Stewart, Rose, salary 43.20 Tarbox, Charlcne, salary 3,148.42 Tcvekcllia, Patricia, salary 1,346.47 Tierney, Pauline, salary 17,302.76 Weinberg, Gerald, salary 14,110.13 white, Mary Jane, salary 19,821.14 Wilayto, Helen, salary 9,851.28 Wilson, Helen, salary 10,355.52 Zollo, Gioacchino J., salary 24,661.84 Cunniff School Antonellis, Joan, salary 65.80 Bcttencourt, Madeline, salary 1,214.29 Butera, Mary, salary 5,255.68 Christino, Mary Ann, salary 5,913.96 Clifford, Anne, salary 19,659.59 Cole, Nancy, salary 6,750.70 Conti, Geraldinc, salary 192.70 DeMella, Joyce, salary 1,642.75 DeMco, Marion, salary 13.20 D'Entrcmont, Louise, salary 3,342.96 Dwyer, Catherine, salary 21,652.54 Flinn, Lois, salary 124.65 Fogg, Jean, salary 2,579.50 Gilberti, Elaine, salary 112.11 Gilmorc, Margaret, salary 2,917.99 Gleason, Mary M., salary 9,920.90 Goodwin, Noreen, salary 18,036.63 Guden, Joseph, salary 9,126.31 Giunee, Christine, salary 5,057.20 Hall, Peter, salary 6,478.58 Heller, Libby, salary 106.25 Jackson, Sandra, salary 5,180.68 Keenan, Mary, salary 23,535.36 Kelleher, Joan, salary 72.78 Kevorki, Jean F., salary 1,255.60 Lamacchia, Helen, salary 18,200.39 Mackellan, Nancy, salary 1,077.70 Malvey, Elizabeth, salary 19,659.59 Mantenuto, Dorothy, salary 1,316.08 Marcus, Beth, salary 16,861.27 Moxson, Donna, salary 11,861.45 McCall, Delores, salary 22,209.72 McCaulcy, Mary, salary 320.63 McDonnell, John, salary 19,659.59 McKcnney, Dana, salary 6,715.97 Mcc, Eleanor, salary 19,659.59 Milano, Edith, salary 146.38 Miranda, Marie, salary 1,025.00 Morgan, Evelyn, salary 46.90 179 Morley, Anne, salary 21,490.88 Moss, Marilyn, salary 10,352.65 Oates, John P., salary 30,793.08 Panizzini, Angela, salary 7 333.11 Pinzone, Jean, salary 12 383.14 Radziewicz, Mary, salary 112.11 Rousseau, Doris, salary 146.38 Sclafani, IIda, salary 1,214.00 Serra, Josephine, salary 927.87 Sherman, Sue, salary 94.50 Solazzo, Marilee, salary 13,883.46 Stern, Muriel, salary 106.44 Stewart, Rose, salary 13.20 Syverud, Jean, salary 15,780.96 Thompson, Mary, salary 4,300.00 Totaro, Mary Anne, salary 18,200.28 Wahn, Elizabeth, salary 6,105.96 Williams, Geraldine, salary 19,659.59 Wise, Bonnie, salary 95.00 Woodroffe, Jill, salary 95.00 Zevitas, Mary, salary 4.70 Hosmer School Arone, John, salary 16,637.90 Ash, Gerald, salary 2,688.81 Baillargen, Hasmig, salary 1,121.32 Besso, Jane, salary 1,051.38 Bruce, Carol, salary 13,286.13 Cadagan, Sandra, salary 7,590.60 Caracashian, Anna, salary 136.27 Carney, Helena, salary 146.38 Chinian, Helen, salary 1,222.84 Costello, Phillip, salary 20,171.19 Coughlin, John, salary 6,750.70 Dedeyan, Angel, salary 3,861.10 DeMeo, Marion, salary 4.40 Deneen, Ann Marie, salary 19,374.94 Descheneaux, Gertrude, salary 274.86 Devlin, James, salary 16,858.55 Dowling, Patricia, salary 19,821.14 Ducas, Anthony, salary 13,139.89 Dugan, Joseph, salary 24,611.74 Esser, Frank J., salary 9,469.78 Flores, John, salary 5,439.59 Forte, Lois, 3alary 7,501.05 Harris, John, salary 30,793.08 Hayes, Margaret, salary 9,299.64 Jones, Mary, salary 3,889.40 Kavjian, Mary, salary 1,204.32 Kelland, Mary, salary 297.64 Kelley, Kathleen, salary 10,079.40 Kelley, Kathleen, salary 314.76 Kimball, Lynnc, salary 16,644.66 LaCroix, Yolanda, salary 1,113.81 Lane, Agnes, salary 21,652.43 Lanigan, Eleanor, salary 8,688.69 Larson, Cheryl, salary 7,126.30 Larsen, Alicia, salary 95.00 Leece, Rose, salary 1,170.01 LoPrete, Janice, salary 5,565.06 Macoober, Phyliss, salary 19,821.14 Malva, Joaquina, salary 21,165.41 McCarron, Timothy, salary 942.00 McCarthy, Maureen, salary 17,302.65 McCarthy, Mary, salary 13.20 McGrail, Marybeth, salary 12,383.14 McManus, Joseph, salary 18,760.30 McNamara, Sonia, salary 18,398.80 Morse, Beverly, salary 7,012.56 Mullin, Marion, salary 5,126.46 Murman, Joanne, salary 6,750.70 Murphy, Julia, salary 12,306.98 Napolitano, Sandra, salary 7,126.30 Norton, Barbara, salary 15,529.82 180 Nutting, Hazel, salary 21,640.99 O'Brien, Helen, salary 8,688.69 Ortolino, Mary, salary 1,150.37 Pachcco, Vincenzia, salary 1,237.78 Pane, Aurora, salary 19,821.14 Parker, Janice, salary 8,713.30 Petrillo, Nancy, salary 6,750.70 Powers, Genevieve, salary 21,652.43 Prince, Donna, salary 7,501.05 Queen, Miriam, salary 99.89 Risso, Sharon, salary 7,033.11 Rogers, Katherine, salary 20,332.70 Rooney, E. Donlan, salary 25,522.26 Ross, Elaine, salary 15,476.71 Russo, Theresa, salary 21,734.63 Salah, Marie, salary 15,529.63 Salvato, Dorothy, salary 7,126.30 Small, Ruth, salary 8,688.56 Soukiasion, Rose, salary S60.55 Stowbridge, Mark D., salary 984.00 Streifer, Rosalyn, salary 100.52 Theurer, Blanche, salary 1,179.13 Thome, Carroll, salary 21,515.41 Tobin, Catherine, salary 23,156.98 Trumble, Evelyn, salary 19,659.59 Walsh, Katherine, salary 1,151.50 Ward, Alice, salary 21,165.40 Ware, Lois, salary 8,688.69 Wetherbee, Beulah, salary 19,821.14 Whittier, Gertrude, salary 19,659.59 Yce, Claire, salary 18,200.28 Lowell School Alfonso, Camille, salary 758.67 Baldwin, Barbara, salary 15,877.06 Bannon, Margaret, salary 1,164.23 Barba, Janet, salary 7,667.64 Bender, Ruth, salary 14,696.71 Bent, Alice E., salary 4.70 Bonanno, Paticia, salary 592.20 Callahan, Mary, salary 19,821.14 Cardarclli, Rose, salary 455.90 Corapi, Elisa, salary 752.O0 Corbett, William, salary 30,793.08 Creeden, Anne, salary 1,625.05 Daniels, Noma, salary 21,165.55 Donerty, Marie, salary 19,659.59 Donald, Mary, salary 22,235.11 Fahey, Joan, salary 14,745.93 Foye, Alice, salary 25,123.94 Frccse, Louise, salary 16,281.35 Friedman, Leslie, salary 17,177.33 Galeback, Donna C, salary 401.84 Gibson, Shirley, salary 8,173.40 Goodrich, Harmina, salary 22,271.69 Guttrich, Linda, salary 8,338.05 Hauswirt, Elizabeth A., salary 35.45 Hoyer, Judith, salary 13,767.00 Johnston, Sue, salary 16,684.61 Karaian, Marilyn, salary 18,641.60 Kichl, Esther, salary 121.87 Knell, Judith A., salary 34.31 Larsen, Cheryl A., salary 5,256.84 Lenaghan, Kathleen, salary 11,212.19 McCue, Marion, salary 13.20 McDonald, Maryann, salary 22,271.69 Messina, Carolyn, salary 126.57 Milmore, Claire, salary 12,383.14 Nuhn, Mary, salary 19,821.14 O'Brien, Ann, salary 145.35 O'Brien, Constance, salary 34.86 O'Conncll, Paul, salary 23,696.67 Pallone, Mary, salary 139.54 181 Phetteplate, Mary Ellen, salary 9,967.24 Pilicy, Paula, B., salary 12,085.22 Priem, Sally, salary 30.80 Rcichard, Barbara, salary 13,049.87 Robinson, Ethel, salary 8,687.66 Schumann, Joan, salary 13,905.52 Skulley, Marjorio, salary 19,659.59 Smithers, Margaret, salary 949.16 Solazzo, John, salary 16,080.50 Souza, Martha, salary 220.90 Ticehurst, Dorothy, salary 146.25 Tirabassi, Marie, salary 627.35 Torilli, Ann, salary 1,200.19 Walker, Joan, salary 477.68 Weinberg, Gerald, salary 558.11 Weldon, Althea, salary 19,821.14 Wells, Lynda, salary 3,467.13 Westerholm, Linda, salary 5,256.84 Woods, Marilyn, salary 142.40 Young, Florence, salary 1,106.47 Marshall Spring School Arsenault, Frances, salary 39.90 Bowser, Dorothy, salary 8,674.49 Brown, Dorothy J., salary 17.60 Carroll, Joseph, salary 30,631.53 Ciarlone, Ann, salary 7,033.11 Bergman, Claire, salary 99.89 Clark, Elizabeth, salary 17,359.57 Donovan, Kathleen, salary 9,563.41 Essayan, Mari, salary 18,402.34 Evans, Carolyn, salary 15,575.29 Flecca, Anthony, salary 15,597.49 Furey, Kathleen, salary 12,383.14 Garson, Cynthia, salary 4,359.85 Hannigan, Marilyn, salary 16,409.61 Harvey, Eleanor, salary 131.88 Harvey, Marion, salary 87.92 Igoc, Eleanor, salary 22.58S.17 Maguire, Loretta, salary 21,004.00 Miller, Victoria, salary 1,180.26 Nagle, Catherine, salary 11,617.05 Norris, William, salary 13,374.14 Nowosielski, Paula, salary 8,472.75 Pacifico, Bridget, salary 1,166.16 Peters, Mary, salary 9,494.25 Precopio, Dorothy, salary 4.98 Quirk, Josephine, salary 1,209.02 Ratta, Marie, salary 4.40 Raynor, Josephine, salary 14.10 Robley, George, salary 12,162.53 Selewacz, Marilyn I., salary 122.00 Shordone, Mary R., salary 9.40 Timperio, Cecelia E., salary 4.40 Toro, Ida, salary 22,087.09 Trowbridge, Rosemary, salary 10,001.31 Parker School Bonomo, Sandra, salary Abraras, Susan, salary 133.68 Boudreau, Mary, salary 18,200.28 Bressler, Stacy, salary 13,216.75 Buscone, Mary V., salary 1,187.96 Callahan, Mary, salary 8,737.04 Chinion, Jack, salary 30,631.53 Concannon, Marianne, salary 1,289.80 Fitzpatrick, Mary Ann, salary 12,383.14 Goldner, Jacqueline, salary 96.25 Gregory, Thomas, salary 11,727.91 182 Griffin, Ellen, salary 79.71 Hayes, Maryanne, salary 47.50 Kasparian, Louise, salary 145.70 Kassel, Karen, salary 6,125.61 Kelley, Kathleen, salary 38.89 Kelly, Mary, salary 1,200.18 Kiernan, Mariam, salary 7,823.07 Nava, Anne, salary 323.78 Neufoll, Janet L., salary 9.40 Pannesi, Maryann, salary 18,200.39 Rose, Carolyn B., salary 99.89 Salvato, Dorothy M., salary 5,180.68 Shannon, Arthur, salary 3,657.02 Silverman, Judith, salary 96.25 Small, Ruth, salary 6,941.79 Sullivan, Mary, salary 19,821.14 Thompson, Mazy, salary 1,072.50 Werner, Maureen, salary 866.16 Williams, John J., salary 24,353.61 Phillips School Adams, Gayle, salary 14,000.67 Aherae, Mary, salary 19,821.14 Albertazzi, Janice, salary 16,409.61 Andrews, Dorothy, salary 15,529.63 Bejcek, Evelyn, salary 18,063.27 Beninati, Laura, salary 873.03 Besso, Jane, salary 9,526.85 Bloomer, Mary, salary 8,173.40 Bonica, Rosalie, salary 4.40 Boyce, Elinor, salary 2,295.09 Boyd, Heather, salary 8,743.20 Callahan, Kathryn, salary 1,036.29 Chasan, Joan, salary 15,432.21 Cornctta, George, salary 23,386.45 Coughlin, Mary Anne, salary 98.64 Cristol, Katherine, salary 10,779.00 Dickerson, Marian, salary 42.30 Donnelly, Barbara, salary 4.40 Donnelly, Veronica, salary 4.70 Farrington, Julia, salary 152.10 Fitzmauricc, Ann, salary 3,006.00 Gaffey, Elizabeth, salary 1,401.25 Goldman, Myraa, salary 282.O0 Griffin, Carol, salary 21,004.00 Holms, Phoebe, salary 22,471.69 Mantenuto, John J., salary 20,332.74 Manzelli, Francis, salary 16,977.06 Manzelli, Jane, salary 8,206.20 Mason, Sharon, salary 181.52 Morrison, Paulino, salary 1,189.66 Neibcrg, Pauline, salary 484.10 Orvclla, Altieri, salary 9.96 Rappaport, Margaret, salary 12,383.14 Reuser, Christina, salary 13,813.10 Riener, Dale, salary 7,941.70 Sclafani, Samuel, salary 15,136.12 Silvius, Barbara, salary 13,905.49 Tocci, Elliott, salary 13,068.46 Walsh, Mary, salary 181.93 Young, Phyliss, salary 5,944.06 Aherne, Kathleen, salary 5,948.00 Andrews, Janice, salary 228.83 Backer, Robert, salary 18,176.86 Barba, Loretta, salary 1,665.00 Favuzza, Linda, salary 152.55 Francis, Edward, salary 22,029.07 Haley, Theodore, salary 10,525.82 Kupperschmidt,, Gerald, salary 22,842.71 McKcnney, Dana, salary 17,318.09 183 Miller, Inabeth, salary 25,504.44 Morse, John, salary 192.60 Mullin, Marion, salary 1,002.88 Pariser, Sanford, salary 3,653.80 Parshley, Frederick, salary 194.03 Pcros, Frank, salary 18,785.12 Shannon, Arthur, salary 7,460.26 Tashjian, Gladys, salary 5,043.12 Walsh, Patricia, salary 2,957.89 Zampini, Karrie, salary 19,669.58 Allard, Joan, salary 600.00 Carpeleo, John, salary 2,975.00 Collins, Margaret, salary 25.00 Girogosian, Phyllis, salary -1,475.00 Kelley, John, salary 210.00 Wenger, Susan, salary 50.00 Substitutes Abrams, Susan, salary 100.00 Allegro, Josephine, salary 662.50 Allegro, Louis, salary 25.00 Alexander, Karen, salary 1,061.00 Allison, Richard W., salary 150.00 Arone, John, salary 773.00 Aronian, Kara, salary 550.00 Astorian, Donald G., salary 29.OO Alylaian, Sally, salary 150.OO Ballos, Steve, salary 1,783.00 Barba, Loretta salary 45.OO Barba, Sandra, salary 575.00 Barbati, John, salary 3,240.00 Bartley, Richard, salary 1,538.00 Baaile, Kattryn, salary 1,412.50 Bcisser, Fern, salary 25.00 Berardino, Richard, salary 2,746.00 Berberian, Mayiri, salary SO.OO Berg, Janet L., salary 187.50 Bicrman, Frances, salary 2,007.15 Beirne, Jeanne M., salary 687.50 Bertland, John R., salary 1,137.50 Bianchi, Edward C, salary 50.00 Blackburn, Priscilla, salary 75.00 Blanks, Sharon, salary 50.00 Boudreau, Diane, salary 325.00 Bovemick, Joy, salary 75.00 Boyd, Heather, salary 689.88 Boyson, Susan, salary 37.50 Brady, Jones, Judith, salary 1,150.00 Bramhall, Virginia, salary 125.00 Brendel, Dcnise A., salary 250.00 Brennan, Mary, salary 200.00 Brown, Eileen, salary 676.92 Brown, Janet Ferraro, salary 37.50 Bruce, Eileen, salary 200.00 Bruntoro, Anne R., salary 150.00 Burd, Joyce L., salary 62.50 Burke, Russell, salary 2,025.00 Burns, Thomas, salary 25.00 Byrne, Katherine, salary 987.50 Callahan, Pamela, salary 50.00 Callahan, Patricia, salary 362.50 Campbell, David, salary 1,529.00 Carriccio, Norone, salary 175.00 Capriccio, Rosemary, salary 650.00 Caporiccio, Vinent, salary 1,940.06 Carabello, Joseph, salary 75.00 Caruso, Joseph, salary 200.00 Cavalen, Arleno, salary 25.OO 184 Chaisson, Placid J., salary 24.00 Chinian, Louise, salary 12.50 Ciarlotta, Beverly M., salary 12.50 Clifford, Douglas, salary 400.00 Coffey, Ann Marie, salary 3,509.00 Cole, Nancy, salary 50.00 Cole, William, salary 325.00 Connor, Francis J., salary 250.00 Conti, Nicholas, salary 25.00 Corbctt, Ann, salary 162.50 Costollo, Phillip, salary 2,043.00 Cousineau, Francis, salary 1,529.00 Cranford, Catherine, salary 324.87 Creedcn, Anne, salary 612.50 Creadon, Geraldine M., salary 75.00 Cronin, Merla, salary 25.00 Crovo, George, salary 187.50 Cunningham, Sally E., salary 25.00 Curry, William 1,580.00 Cutting, Arthur, salary 25.00 Dalka, Laverno B., salary 75.00 Candekar, Suneola, salary 75.00 Dawson, Ellen W., salary 50.00 Deldon, Ralph J., salary 1,285.72 DeLellis,. Guiseppe, salary 575.00 Delia Poal, Elizabeth, salary 150.00 Devaney, Mary Ellen, salary 25.00 Dilaizian, Verkin, salary 337.50 DiMascio, Frank, salary 3,344.66 Dorgan, Maryann, salary 25.00 Dowling, Emily, salary 450.00 Drago, Diane, salary 25.00 Duffy, Mary K., salary 25.00 Dunda, Patricia, salary 1SO.O0 Dunn, Paula, salary 75.O0 DuPuis, Robert, salary 1,628.00 Durkin, Marcia, salary 1,175.00 Dyer, Dcnnie, salary 25O.O0 Edelstern, Joyce A., salary 25.00 Engel, Rand, salary 87.50 Enright, Cheryl, salary 100.00 Erickson, Johanna E., salary 150.00 Errera, Maryanno, salary 75.00 Fahey, William, salary 250.O0 Faucher, Jodey, salary 175.00 Feeney, Maryellcn, salary 15O.O0 Ferranti, ^ranees, salary 2,225.00 Foyer, Vivien, salary 12.50 Flecca, Anthony, salary 2,841.00 Flccca, William T., salary 4,411.00 Fleet, Dorothy, salary SO.OO Ford, Mary, salary 1,137.50 Ford, Rose, salary 2,700.00 Fratto, Donna, salary 75.00 Freedman, Miriam, salary 30O.OO Freedman, Susan, salary 37.50 Ganjian, Mary L, salary 25.00 Ganzi,. Paula E., salary 75.00 Gardiner, John, salary 3,104.92 Gika, Anthony, salary 3,035.00 Gleason, Brian, salary 25.00 Gleascn, Robert D., salary 25.00 Gorgono, Karen R., salary 212.50 Gracia, Francis J., salary 100.00 Graff, Richard, salary 1,725.00 Gregory, Thomas, salary 175.00 Grellor, Laurie J., salary 50.00 Guerard, William, salary 210.00 Grossman, Elizabeth, salary 125.00 Giunee, Christine, salary 1,162.50 Gullcy, Donna, salary 125.00 185 Gunther, Marlene, salary 250.00 Haase, Kurt, salary 2,150.00 Hall, Peter, salary 644.00 Hanson, Dean, salary 50.00 Harding, Patricia, salary 25.00 Harding, William, salary 50.00 Harrington, Catherine J., salary 150.00 Harrington, Leo, salary 1,300.00 Harrington, Michael, salary 1,000.00 Harris, Margaret, salary 250.00 Harutunian, Kimberly, salary 18.00 Hazell, Thomas P., salary 866.00 Hegarty, Maureen, salary 112.50 Hegger, Thomas, salary 102.50 Heintz, Susan P., salary 25.00 Hendler, Robert, salary 1,204.76 Hicken, Theodore, salary SO.OO Hicks, Marjorie, salary 125.00 Hoffman, Marcia, salary 75.00 Horn, Paul, salary 287.50 Hort, Pamela, salary 125.00 Horvath, Janet, salary 137.SO Hosford, Peggy, salary 350.OO Hughes, David, salary 2,576.00 Hughes, Erie C, salary 75.00 luliano, Mary, salary 75.OO Jacobs, Karen B., salary SO.OO Jigarjian, Mary, salary SO.OO John, Mary J., salary 3,187.50 John, Stephen, salary 530.00 Jutras, Phillip, salary SO.OO Kachadorian, Nancy, salary 2,525.00 Kagan, Mark, salary 50.00 Kasper, Blanche, salary 25.00 Kaspik, Edward, salary 425.OO Katlef, Esther, salary 75.00 Kattef, Robert, salary 25.00 Kelley, Donna, salary 175.00 Kevorkian, Christine, salary 75.00 Keylor, Rheta, salary 25.00 Kjell, Karen, salary 175.00 Klein, Judy, salary SO.OO Klosson, Harriot, salary 288.00 Koerber, Karl T. Jr., salary 25.00 Kosko, John J., salary SO.OO Koumjian, Eileen, salary 1,150.00 Krell, Gail, salary 50.00 Krol, John, salary 2,948.00 Krupanski, Susan, salary 25.00 Labenski, Thomas, salary 779.16 Lanigan, Eleanor, salary 25.00 Lapota, Eileen, salary 25.00 LaTronica, Joseph, salary 700.00 Levine, Audrey, salary 225.00 Lofgren, Victoria, salary 50.00 Lenaghan, Kathleen, salary 75.00 Lopraeski, M. Francis, salary 25.00 Lowncy, Eileen, salary 168.50 Lowrey, Jcane C, salary 50.00 Maman, Jeanne, salary 75.OO Manley, Ruth A., salary 25.00 Marra, Yvonne, C, salary 75.00 Martello, Blaine, salary 2,527.00 McCarthy, Edward, salary 1,675.00 McCarthy, Janet M., salary 50.00 McCarthy, Mary Bllen, salary 1,100.00 McCarthy, William F., salary 1,300.00 McCourt, Edward, salary 150.00 186 McCrac, Elizabeth, salary 25.00 McGovcrn, Thomas, salary 835.O0 McKcc, Theresa, salary 1O0.O0 McMahon, William, salary 4,197.02 McManus, Joseph, salary 25O.0O McManus, Robert, salary 75.00 McNicholas, James R., salary 1,238.00 Meckstroth, Anne, salary 75.00 Merullo, Joseph, salary 225.00 Nenzal, Pamela, salary 700.00 Milot, Joanne, salary 100.00 Minsky, Sandra, salary 25.00 Miranda, Marie, salary 487.50 Molloy, John A., salary 25.00 Morca, Kathryn, salary 25.00 Moron, Suzanne, salary 300.00 Morgcnstem, Joyce, salary 400.00 Moss, Marilyn, salary 87.50 Mudarri, Diane C., salary 25.00 Murman, Joanne, salary 325.00 Musctti, Donna, salary 1,425.02 Myers, John, salary 3,057.00 Myers, Nancy, salary 125.00 Najarian, Richard, salary 2,043.55 Nearhos, Karen, salary 25.00 Nelson, Richard, salary 25.00 Neves, Carol, salary 100.00 Newvillc, Susan Lee, salary 138.00 O'Brien, Alice, salary 1,400.00 O'Brien, Kathleen, salary 137.50 O'Connell, Charles, salary 50.00 O'Connor, Jane, salary 837.50 O'Donnell, John, salary 2,688.00 O'Donnell, Kevin, salary 1,475.00 O'Halloran, Edward, salary 2,350.00 Ohancsian, Paul, salary 30.00 O'Hara, Kathlccen, salary 3.50 Olncy, carol, salary 150.OO Orlanzo, Elizabeth, salary 64.OO Quinley, Clarissa, salary 25.00 Palladino, Gail Ann, salary 125.OO Palladino, Robert, salary 37.50 Palladino, Victor, salary 75.OO Papalia, Dorothy, salary 525.00 Papas, Andrew, salary 50.00 Papas, Nicholas, salary 200.00 Papas, Nicholas, Jr., salary 350.OO Parshley, Joanne, salary 75.00 Parzialc, Vincent, salary 1,025.00 Pascuzzi, Diane, salary 1,437.50 Perkins, Jeanne M., salary 50.00 Pcrrclla, Dewey, salary 1,200.00 Pcskin, Clare, salary 75.00 Petronc, Elizabeth, salary 1,014.30 Phetteplate, Mary Ellen, salary 1,806.54 Picccri, Frances, salary 562.50 Pipito, Nancy, salary 75.00 Pissiferri, Linda, salary 25.00 Pizzuto, Ann, salary 875.00 Prince, David C, salary 87.50 Popp, Susan, salary 150.OO Power, Mary F_., salary 1,725.00 Robinowitz, Ina, salary 25.OO Reilly, Jeanne, salary SO.OO Rhodes, Thomas, salary 25.00 Richards, C. Jane, salary 399.84 Rissman, Beverly, salary 12.50 Risso, Sharon, salary 175.00 Roachc, Thomas B., salary 425.oo 187 Rosen, Andrea S., salary 87.50 Ruggiero, Richard, salary 3,600.00 Rumcry, Gail M., salary 37.50 Ryan, Gerald, salary 350.00 Ryan, Kenneth F., salary 587.50 Sacco, Edward F., salary 500.00 StOnge, Adelard, salary 1,291.00 Sarkision, Barbara M., salary 675.00 Sayer, Margaret M., salary 25.O0 Schenek, Louise, salary 25.00 Schwalm, William, salary 24.00 Scioli, Nicola N., salary 450.0O Sclafani, Patricia, salary 425.00 Scudder, Rita, salary 919.70 Sharpies, Nancy, salary 350.00 Sheehan, Mark, salary 150.00 Sieger, Jamie, salary 25.00 Simon, Mona, salary 125.00 Siska, Mary, salary 25.00 Slight, Judith, salary 275.00 Sloanc, Marsha, salary 75.OO Slonim, Nancy, salary 658.93 Smelke, Karen, salary 27S.O0 Smith, George, salary 1,047.00 Sollitto, Frank V., salary l,515.O0 Spritz, Rebecca, salary 75.00 Stanton, Mary E., salary 400.00 Stewart, Barbara, salary 775.00 Strong, Elizabeth, salary 25.00 Sundstrom, Sarah, salary 125.00 Swan, John, salary 25.00 Tartz, Mark S., salary 25.00 Tavcrna, Anthony, salary 175.00 Tcvekelia, Patricia, salary 1,180.86 Tiano, Michael, salary 37.50 Ticchurst, Dorothy, salary 175.00 Ticri, Ann M., salary 100.00 Tiorney, Alice, salary 400.00 Tirimacco, Helen, salary 25.00 Tsolas, Elaine, salary 100.00 Turner, Patricia, salary 60.00 Valelly, John P., salary 75.00 Vcnto, Carol, salary 675.00 Vcrrastro, Mary, salary 325.00 Walsh, Patricia, salary 108.00 Wangia, Charles, salary 25.00 Wcingartcn, Ellen, salary 50.00 Wcinoraub, Lee, salary 25.00 Weisman, Barry, salary 175.00 Wells, Richard L., salary 400.00 Wheat, Linda C, salary 25.00 White, Mary Ann, salary 75.00 Widcmer, Deborah A., salary 250.00 Williams, Ann, salary 3,833.96 Wilson, Stephen A., salary 450.00 winokur, Aui, salary 25.00 wittenhagcn, Thomas, salary 1,447.00 Yazulla, Linda, salary 1,487.50 Young, Louise, salary 1,188.00 Zonco, John, salary 50.00 Zcnncr, Sylvie, salary 50.00 Zigun, Deborah, salary 12.50 Evening School Albcrico, Alice, salary 14.00 Allurt, John, salary 616.O0 Allegro, Josephine, salary 567.O0 Allegro, Louis, salary 14O.O0 Allegro, Roger, salary 874.25 Anastasia, Louis P., salary 584.50 Andrews, Allen, salary 805.00 188 Askildsen, Phyllis, salary 630.00 Aylain, Lucy, salary 987.O0 Bascari, Stephen, salary 45.50 Bannon, Joseph, salary 224.00 Basse, Sr. M., salary 427.00 Bastaduia, Arousiak, salary 1,057.00 Bcmis, Diane, salary 189.00 Berg, Kristcn, salary 175.00 Bittelari, Ronald, salary 32.50 Borchctt, Donald, salary 140.00 Boudrcau, °ianc, salary 189.00 Brogie, Sr., salary 42O.O0 Burns, John R., salary 63.00 Calvert, Olive, salary 1,225.75 Campbell, "avid, salary 592.50 Carbone, Lynnc, salary 140.00 Coughlin, Agnes, salary 413.00 Crccden, Geraldine, salary 77.00 Crchan, David, salary 168.00 Curran, Linda, J., salary 231.O0 Darlcs, Louise, salary 651.00 Diesco, Jeanne, salary 259.O0 Earlc, Cynthia, salary 191.75 Eaton, Melville, salary 39.00 Eki, Marnina, salary 203.00 Escnlohr, Linda, salary 567.00 E3tcrhill, Lorainc, salary 126.00 Farrington, Bruce, salary 157.50 Faulkner, Joseph, salary 427.00 Fogy, Richard, salary 315.00 Gardiner, John, salary 1,099.00 Giordano, Jane, salary 448.00 Clcazerman, Phyliss, salary 847.OO Gray, Virginia, salary 210.00 Harutunian, Arthur, salary 637.00 lodice, William, salary 488.25 Jones, Ann Marie, salary 812.00 Kairo, Peter, salary 210.00 Kao, Joanna, salary 14.00 Kerr, Sr. Ursula, salary 427.00 Keefe, Pamela, salary 112.0O Kcnin, Eliot, salary 210.00 LaRosa, Priscilla, salary 427.00 Laughrea, William, salary 4,282.00 Levine, June, salary 290.50 Long, Charlenc, salary 14.00 Lottoro,'Elinor, salary 749.00 Malvey, Edward, salary 838.00 Margosian, Linda, salary 175.00 Martin, Sr. Catherine, salary 168.00 Mauro, Domenic, salary 475.50 McDonald, Florence, salary 847.00 McDonald, Margaret, salary 1,057.00 McKenney, Dana, salary 1,057.50 Mercurio, Domenic, salary 945.00 Mobile, Rebecca, salary 175.00 Morash, Joan, salary 1,381.25 Murphy, Kathleen, salary 140.00 Nadjarian, Jacques, salary 147.00 Najarian, Richard, salary 868.00 Newvillc, Susan, salary 497.00 Noftskcr, Paul, salary 65.00 Norcross, Richard C, salary 6.50 O'Callaghan, J. Brien, salary 14.O0 Rochero, John, salary 252.00 Panizzini, Angela, salary 14.00 Parshlcy, Frederick, salary 210.00 Peros, Callic K., salary 1,372.00 Peros, Frank, salary 1,106.00 Pizzi, Frank, salary 126.00 Reed, Sr. Patricia, salary 287.00 Ricci, Robert, salary 588.O0 Risso, Frank, salary 934.50 Robley, George, salary 2,295.00 Ross, Dorothy, salary 672.00 Sabine, William, salary 176.50 Schayc, Anlee, salary 14.00 Sigal, Barbara, salary 889.00 Stcythcr, Deborah, salary 514.50 Thomas, Diane, salary 73.13 Tramontozzi, Donna, salary 637.00 Tsakos, George, salary 21O.O0 Voci, Roy S., salary 637.00 Walh, Judith, salary 252.00 Walters, Mary, salary 273.O0 Wangia, Geraldine, salary 224.O0 Wells, Richard, salary 420,00 Williams, Miriam, salary 553.00 Yacoubian, Anahid, salary 140.00 Yapchaian, Helen, salary 455.00 Summer School Abbruzzi, Janice, salary 30.00 Cadagan, Sandra, salary 500.00 Campbell, David, salary 435.00 Cavalcn, R. Arlene, salary 520.00 Ceglio, Pasqualc, salary 900.00 Cornelia, Janet, salary 5O6.O0 Essenlohr, Linda, salary 45O.O0 Finn, Martin, salary 465.O0 Ford, Robert M., salary 870.00 Gitman, Joyce, salary 30.00 Keefe, Pamela, salary 450.00 Kittlcr, Morris, salary ' 900.00 Najarian, Richard, salary 1,800,00 O'Conncll, Paul, salary 1,106.88 O'Conncll, John, salary 900.00 Peshin, Joan Marie, salary 892.50 Portentoso, Michael, salary 900.00 Reilly, Thomas, salary 937.50 Rich, David, salary 900.00 Sacco, Edward, salary 911.25 Sheen, Barbara, salary 500.00 Solazzio, Marilec, salary 493.00 whyte, John P., Jr., salary 900.00 Williams, John J., salary 948,75 Zollo, Giocchino, salary 1,093.75 'Berg, Janet, salary 75.00 Boyd, Heather, salary 50.00 Ciarlctta, Beverly, salary 12.50 Harvey, Marion, salary 55.86 Newvillc, Susan, salary l,O06.25 Olney, Carol B., salary 62.50 Sefcrian, Alice, salary 56.40 Terclla, Karen, salary 85.75 Appel, Lilly, salary 450.00 Aronc, John, salary 6O0.O0 Bannon, Joseph, salary 600.00 Burns, John, salary 905.20 Calnan, Joanne, salary 45O.O0 Clark, Elizabeth, salary 450.OO Curry, William, salary 450.00 DiLeo, Joseph, salary 450.00 Dugan, Joseph, salary 6OO.O0 Fies, Robin, salary 450.00 Francis, Edward, salary 1,872.80 Gardner, John, salary 9O0.O0 Glickstein, Neil M., salary 300.00 Graham, Virginia, salary 450.00 Helphinstcin, Pauline, salary 225.00 190 Hirtlc, Bertram L., salary 30O.0O Kupperschmidt, Gerald, salary 300.00 Laughrca, William, salary 450.00 Lungrcn, Linda E., salary 300.00 Manzelli, Jane, salary 600.00 McDonald, P. Joseph, salary 300.00 Norris, William, salary 6OO.O0 Parker, Janice, salary 600.00 O'Conncll, Edmund J,, salary 905.30 Quintiliani, Carmen, salary 600.00 Sakala, John H., salary 300.00 Smith, Barbara W., salary 300.00 Stcadman, Margaret, salary 450.00 Toro, Ida, salary 600.00 Whalen, Christopher, salary 450.00 Yankowski, George, salary 600.00 Zampini, Karric, salary 30O.O0 T - 6 Abrams, Susan, salary 6,366.03 Alfonso, Camillc, salary 465.30 Bell, Mary, salary 5,913.96 Cadagan, Sandra, salary 5,548.82 Dickcrson, Marian, salary 206.80 Esser, Frank, salary 6,899.93 Kelley, Kathleen, salary 6,218.11 LoPrcte, Janice, salary 3,116.58 Makoise, Margaret, salary 97.65 Manzelli, Francis, salary 12,135.25 MoGann, Mary, salary 190.35 Milano, Margery, salary 8,264.87 Mosca, Sarah, salary 514.20 Prince, Donna P., salary 5,548.82 Roblcy, George, salary 9,378.78 Shannon, Arthur, salary 8,542.31 Steadraan, Margaret, salary 5,548.82 Tirabassi, Mario, salary 150.40 Trowbridge, Rosemary, salary 7,301.34 Weinberg, Gerald, salary 9,126.31 Zcvitas, Mary, salary 173.90 Home Base- Smith, Barbara, salary 17,336.46 Sakala, John, salary 34,205.92 McDonald, Joseph P., salary 8,861.20 Everett, Dorothy, salary 7,599.75 Gardner, Barbara, salary 106.13 Glickstein, Neil, salary 15,780.96 Hirtlc, Bertram, salary 22,205.11 Kcnncy, James, salary 8,072.62 Lungrcn, Linda, salary 15,766.21 Bryant, Joan, salary 1,330.00 Casey, Elizabeth, salary 126.00 Colmar, Patricia, salary 2,012.50 Danucci, Sandra, salary 950.50 Hoffman, Tobi K., salary 406.00 Kasper, Blanche, salary 353.50 Mandclkorn, Barbara, salary 3S.00 Mitchell, Robert, salary 234.50 Ncblctt, Rcnce, salary 273.00 Passor, Elaine, salary 654.50 Ro3cn, Penny, salary 1,631.00 Selvage, Nancy, salary 483.00 Sherman, Lillian, salary 5,376.O0 Staton, Patricia, salary 2,919.O0 Stewart, Betty, salary 3,626.O0 Tsoulas, Evans, salary 77.OO Zakian, Alice, salary 738.50 191 Longevity Dcdcyan, Angel 2O0.O0 Donnelly, Margaret 525.00 Glcason, Mary M. 225.00 Matthews, Georgia 73.46 Total Expcnditurcs 8,391,012.41 Balance to Revenue 21.085.04 8,412,097.45 School - Books, Supplies, Other Expense Appropriated 1973-74 430,326.00 Refunds 3.948.36 434,274.36 Expenditures A 6 A Paperback Dist. Inc., books 943.98 AAHPEP Press, books 108.17 AASA National Academy, books 1O0.O0 ABC School Supply, supplies 299,55 Abro of New England, supplies 71,40 ABT Assoc Inc., supplies 2.50 ACI Films, Inc., film 300.O0 Acme Northeast Typesetting ft Supply 198.O0 Action for Childrens Television, supplies 100.00 Activity Resources Co. Inc., supplios 78.36 AECT, service 70.00 Addison, Wesley, supplies 4,559.44 Adlura, Margaret, service 10.00 Addressing Mailing Service Co., service 218.50 Adlinc Pub. Co., service 8.78 Adm. Management, supplies 21.00 Adirondock Mountain Humanities, college guide 10.OO Agranat, Shclia, supplies 34.90 Ahem, Kathleen, reimb., exp. 213.75 A.I.C Aids, supplies 309.90 Alameda County Schools, supplies 5.O0 Albertozzi, Janice T., reimb. 7.20 Alcsco, supplies 984.04 Allen, Meredith, exp. 13.65 Alexander Graham Bell Assoc, membership, book 35.25 Allied Educational Council, books 200.44 Allied Electronic Corp., supplies 12.63 Allyn ft Bacon Inc., books 280.18 American Assoc, for Health, Phy Ed. ft Rec, books 46.17 American Assoc, of Sch. Adm., supplies 11.52 American Council on Education, exp. 9.O0 American Crafts Council, subs. 12.50 American Foreign Language, subs. 4.65 American Guidance Service Inc., books 350.61 American Handicrafts, service 233.84 American Heritage, dues 178.60 American Inst, for Research, supplies 3.30 American National Red Cross., books, supplies 1,523.30 American Personnel ft Guidance Assoc, 11.28 American Pub. Co., book ' 356.44 American Record Guide, subs, 6.00 American Swiss Assoc Inc., films 35.00 Ancorp Nat'l Services, Inc., books 684.34 Andrews, Allen P., service 58.65 Andrews, Joseph, reimb. exp. 23.80 Ann Arbor Pub., supplies 540.06 Antolini, Jane M., membership fee 25.OO Appleton Century Crafts, supplies 56.87 Ardon Co. Inc., E.J., supplies 222.29 Ardmore Dist., supplies, books 687.38 Argus Communications, posters 92.28 Argil, games 5.58 Arlington Pet Shop, supplies 72.00 Aronc, John, reimb. 52.50 Arno Press Inc., supplies 420.42 Artcric International, books 30.34 Art In America, subs. 16.50 Arts ft Activities, subs. 7.00 Arts ft Crafts Inc., baskets 30.00 Ash, Gerald E., milogo 2.00 Assoc. Business Machines, ribbons 11.53 Assoc. Films of Littleton, films 186.15 Assoc for Ed. Comm. Technology, subs. 7O.O0 Assoc, of Elem. Sch. Principals, books 6.76 Assoc Sterling Films, films 33.00 Athletic Journal, subs. 4.00 Atlantic Market, supplies 1,119.52 Atlantic Business Forms Co., forms 389.71 Aubin, Charles, reimb., expenses, car exp. 240.00 Auburndalc Sports, equipment 782.80 Audio Brandon Film Center, films 95.50 Audio Linquial Ed. Press, books 9.50 Audio Magazine, subs. 6.O0 Audio Visual Assoc., film review 30.OO Audio Visual Center, supplies * 23.00 Audio Visual Marr. Arts Inc., filmstrip 35.00 Avalon Hill Co., games 21.86 BFA Educational Media, setric system 58.00 Backer, Robert, gas cxp. 238.41 Baikar Assoc, supplies 25.00 Baker Co., Walter E., books 69.61 Baker Science Packets, supplies 41.40 Baldridge Reading Inst, materials 22.05 Baldwin Piano ft Organ Studios, service 30.00 Bannon, Joseph, service 109.50 Barba, Loretta, service 79.75 Barnard Bindery, books 37.10 Bamcll Loft Ltd., services, supplies 1,243,55 Barnctt Fabric Stores Inc., patterns .88 Barry, James, signs 61.75 Basnight, Elizabeth, reimb. 35.00 Barron, Randy, reimb. 14.00 Bauch ft Lamb, supplies 159.06 Bay State Automotive, supplies 383.20 Bean, Helen, reimb. 10.50 Bean, Music Co. Inc., Charles, strums 145.75 Bear Films Inc., films 115.07 Bcaudctte ft Co. Inc., ink, supplies 63.30 Beaumont, Robert B., supplies 22.00 Bccklcy Cardy Co., supplies 162.87 Behavorial Research Lab., supplies 224.20 Behavioral Pub., subs. 27.15 Belmont Provision Co., supplies, 4,378.92 Belmont Photo, photos 1,006.82 Belmont Springs Water, water 7.71 Belmont Waltham Watertown Mental Health Assoc, dues 8.00 Bencfic Press, books 528.55 Bennett, Isabelle, fee, reimb. 99.26 Bergen Arts ft Crafts, supplies 686.42 Bernstein, Stephanie, supplies 20.00 Besso, Jane E., conf. fees 17.90 BFA Educational Media, materials 679.00 Blackhawk Filns, films 23.89 Blick, Dick, supplies 251.76 Bloomer, Mary J., conf. fees 40.50 Bobbs Merrill Co. Inc., supplies 31.58 Bondra, George, service -212.80 Book Case Inc., books 10.40 Book Clearing House, books 21.06 Borg Warner Educational Systems, service 1,085.17 Bostitch, supplios 15.25 Boston Blue Print Co. Inc., paper 7.95 Boston Findings ft Jewelers Supply, supplies 103.55 Boston Music Co., supplies 97.68 Boston University, tuition 1,000.00 BU Film Library, membership 3,ooo.OO Bovin Pub. books 12.40 Bowker, R.R., supplies 296.75 193 Bowraar Pub. Corp., books 508.56 Bowmar Records Inc., guide 683.55 Boy, Stela, reimb. 179.17 Boy Scouts of America, subs. 10.00 Boyd, Joyce, exp. 16.00 Brandbury, Paul, exp. 62.80 Bremmer Davis Phonics, supplies 30.00 Brenner Mult. Records, records 9.95 Brcndel, Denise, exp. 36.O0 Bressler, Staccy, transp. 7.60 Bridge Ent. Inc., equipment 86.92 Brine Co. W. H., supplies 347.37 Brine Inc., James F., supplies 52.00 Bro-Dart Inc., books 447.62 Brodhcad ft Garrett Co., supplies 717.76 Brown .ft Bigelow, supplies 723.30 Bookstone Co. Inc., tools 95.35 Bryant Co., supplies 183.66 Burke, Kem, services 120.O0 Burnett, Isabelle J., services 7.O0 Burker, Peter, fee 17.00 Burroughs Corp., supplies 33.70 Butts ft Ordway Co., supplies 581.99 Burns, John, services 57.00 Coedmon Records Inc., records 47.39 Callahan, Mary, reimb. 52.20 Cambasco Inc., C.C.M., games, supplies 728.96 Cambosco Inc., N., supplies 1,567.45 Cambridge Book Co., books 218.67 Campbell ft Hall, supplies 6.92 Career Education News, supplies 25.00 Carito, Olga, supplies 63.38 Carolina Biological Supply Co., supplies 170.29 Carras, Hope, reimb. 10.00 Carroll, Joseph L., reimb. 46.00 Carslcna Pub., subs. 4.50 Carter Rice Storrs ft Bement, supplies 822.68 CCM Standard School Inc., supplies, games 45.00 CCM Prof. Mag. Inc., subs. 16.00 Castelano, Michael, services 25.00 Cenco Instrument Corp., supplies 10.25 Conce System, kit 15.85 Center for Cassette Studies, cassettes 84.25 Central Scientific Co., supplies 757.90 Changing Times Ed. Service, supplies 270.50 Chason, Joan, services 27.20 Charlbetis Inc., supplies 63.SO Charlotte Corp., supplies 43.40 Chase, Parker ft Co., supplies 134.11 Childrens Television Workshop, subs. 3.00 Childcraft Ed. Corp., supplies 782.30 Children's Museum, services 1,040.28 Children's Press, supplies 69.95 Chinian, Jack, supplies 63.00 Churchill Films, supplies, films 920.00 Cine Service Lab. Inc., supplies 83.36 Cinema Inc., supplies, film 1,559.05 Circle Furniture, supplies 112.00 Churchill Films, supplies 130.O0 Clark, Betty, services 233.OO Claus-Gelotto Inc., supplies 24.75 Cochrane, Davis E., expenses 24.00 Coffey, Ann Marie, reimb. 18.60 Cohen, Phillis, wool 100.00 Col Ad Inc., supplies 332.32 Cole, Nancy, supplios 18.62 College Entrance Book Co., supplies 40.18 College Entrance Exam Bd., subs. 16.00 Collier-MacMillon Dist., supplies 917.71 Collins, Inc., Warren E., supplies 166.75 Colonial Yarn Corp., yarn, supplies 1,043.74 194 Columbia Univ. Press, books 10.29 Commission for the Blind, services 270.00 Comm. Assoc Inc., supplies 516.15 Comm. of Mass., supplies 231.65 Communacad, puzzles 10.40 Community Playtings, supplies 304.95 Complete Photo Service, supplies, service 2,598.82 Conde Nost Pub. Inc., subs. 4.00 Concept Records, supplies 83.66 Concannon, Marianne, supplies 10.00 Compton Co., F.E. books 220.85 Conn. Valley Biological, supplies 1,020.80 Corner Safety Products Co., belts 18.39 Consulting Psychologists Press, supplies 2.64 Consumer's Electronics Co., supplies 93.40 Consumers Union, supplies 38.00 Consumer's Research Inc., bulletin 8.00 Contemporary Drama Service, kit 36.30 Continental Book Co. Inc., books 99.15 Continental Press Inc., supplies 1,458.84 Contemporary McGraw Hill, books 35.50 Coolidge Hardware Inc., supplies 875.75 Coolidge Paint ft Supply, supplies 68.90 Coolidge Rubber Stamp Co., supplies 6.40 Cook Pub. Co.,David E., books 22.20 Cooperative Tests ft Services, tests 49.99 Corbett, William, services, reimb. 101.95 Cometta, George, reimb. 23.50 Cornet Instructional Mat., supplies 63.50 Courchene, David, serv. reimb. 13.00 Council for Basic Education, subs. 4.00 Craftsman Photo Type Inc., supplies 106.00 Craig, Edward L., reimb. 30.50 Cramer Electronics Inc., tapes • 241.20 Cranbarry, supplies 109.35 Creative Ed. Inc., supplies 41.58 Creative Hands Co., supplies 80.11 Creative Pub., supplies 913.20 Creative Specialties, supplies 6.50 Creative Teaching Press Inc., books 80.05 Cricket, supplies 10.00 Crest Printing Co., printing 167.50 Crestwood House, books 47.15 Crescendo Pub., books 7.98 Crimson Camera Sales, equip. 495.99 Cross Imports Inc., supplies 42.95 Crowell, Thomas, supplies 51.75 Crowley's Office Supplies, supplies 49.59 Crown Pub. inc., supplies 6.35 Cruzada Spanish Pub. 9.95 Cucinatto, John, supplies 8.00 Cuisenaire Co. of America Inc., supplies 247.40 Cunnif School, reimb. 27.88 Curan, Linda, fees 13.00 Currier Lumber Corp., supplies 135.24 Curriculum Assoc, books 52.36 Curriculum Innovations Inc., sub. 91.45 Daedalus, subs. 10.OO DAK Enterprises, supplies,materials 1,009.99 Dana ft Co. Inc., supplies 16.39 Dasa Corp., supplies 4,659.40 Davidson, J.E., books 152.21 Davis Co., F.A., supplies 133.50 Davis Pub. Inc., supplies 20.48 Dawson, Kenneth A., equipment 135.00 Day-Timers Ins., supplies 67.20 Dean Forrest Inc., plates 362.81 Degnan, John, services 80.00 DeMambro Electronics, parts 377.42 Demco Educational Corp., supplies 742.42 Dcmirjian, John G., reimb. 39.65 Deneen, Marie, reimb. 10.SO Denison ft Co. Inc., T.S., supplies 20.88 Dennolly, Christine, reimb. 15.50 Denoyer Geppert, supplies 270.43 DePass, John W., reimb. 75.60 Devin, James, supplies 40.00 Developmental Design, swing 63.62 Developmental Learing Materials, supplios 203.02 Development Co. Inc., R ft R., supplies 45.21 Devlin, Arthur, reimb. 15.50 Dester ft Westbrook Ltd., supplies 19.41 Dial Press, books 2.54 Dial A Magazine, supplies, magazines 160.65 Dick Co., A.B., supplies 891.10 Discount Records, supplies, records 107.35 Dick, supplies 541.33 Documentary Photo Aids Inc., cartoons 82.60 Dog Worlds subs. 5.00 Dole Pub. Co., adv. 294.42 Donald, Mary E., conf. fees 15.00 Donnelly, Margaret, reimb. 10.50 Donnelly, Edward F., reimb. 4.55 Donnelly's Teaching Aids, Inc., readers 6.50 Donovan, Kathleen M., reimb. 16.00 Donovan, Kay, reimb. 14.07 Doran, William, reimb. 375.75 Doubleday ft Co. Inc., equipment 187.13 Doubleday Multimedia, supplies 218.86 Dover Pub. Inc., kits 39.43 Dowd Co., supplies 68.20 Dramatic Pub. Co., supplies 7.71 Drawing Board Inc., supplies 6.55 Ducas, Tony, reimb. 8.74 Dupuis, Robert, reimb. 65.80 Dutton ft Co. Inc., B.P., supplies 5.95 Early Years, supplies 7.00 Earth Guild Inc., cleaners, supplies 347.19 Eastern Dist. Corp., supplies 36.30 East Jr. High School, reimb. 30.00 Bast/West Learning Corp., supplies 217.30 Ebsco Sub. Service, journal 781.04 Economics Press Inc., books 8.40 Economy, supplies 2,626.14 Economy Handicrafts, supplies 180.25 EDO Dist Center, supplies 60.00 Edco Reading ft Learing Ctr., masters 100.00 Edmund Scientific Co., supplies 179.50 Educaids, supplies 18.60 Education Funding Research Council, supplies 96.00 Educational Activities, albums 169.60 Educational Audio Visual Inc., supplies 426.02 Educational Design Inc., supplies 150.06 Education Dev, Center, supplies 1,030.00 Educational Dimension Corp., materials 311.00 Education Digest, supplies 19.00 Educations Exchange of Gr. Boston, catalog 32.55 Educational Filmstrips, supplies 42.50 Educational Insights Inc., materials 19.35 Educational Manpower, books 10.59 Educational Performance Assoc, booklets 17.70 Educational Progress Corp., supplies 460.45 Educational Products Inc., supplies 7.88 Educational Pub., supplies 3.70 Educational Reading Services Inc., supplies 1,762.20 Educational Record Sales, supplies 288.38 Educational Research Service Inc., subs. 125.00 Educational Technology Pub., books 29.10 Educational Systems, supplies 563.10 Educational Science Media, games 50.00 Educational Teaching Aids, book 319.01 Educators Pub. Service, service 885.74 Educators Proaress Service 11.20 Educators World, book 20.00 Edwards Inc., Roy S., supplies 31.68 Electronic Aids, manuel 1,052.14 Embassy Trophy Co. Inc., supplies 158.25 Empire Paper Co., cards 2,687.66 Encyclopedia Britannica, books 945.49 Enrichment Reading Co., supplies 131.50 ERRICO, Studio, supplies,.service 988.55 Essex Editors, adv., sub. 34.20 ESP Teacher Products, supplies 122.45 Estes Ind. supplios 98.14 European Pub., books 48.OO Evans ft Faulkner, Inc., supplies 1,369.96 Expression Co., booklets 16.55 Bye Gate House, issues 571.OO Fabric Shoppe Inc., supplies 458.33 Farnsworth, Christine, reimb. 47S.45 Faxon Co. Inc., F.W., supplies 456.75 Farm Bureau Assoc., supplies 45.47 Fawcett Pub., supplies 4.98 Fcaron Pub., supplies 301.80 Fay Paper Products, supplies 12,171.72 Pelton, Clifton, reimb. 75.00 Feminist Resources, supplies 4.40 Ferranti Dcge Inc., supplies 30.55 Field Enterprises, supplies 1,296.07 Field Assoc, Tom, supplies 38.44 Film ft Art Programs, supplies 94.93 Film Images, supplies 26.50 Films Inc., supplies, 420.00 Film Loops Inc., films 90.00 Film Service Lab., pump 28.65 Filmstaka, films 14.40 Filmstrip House Inc., films 57.66 Finnegan, Mary K., supplies 16.00 Fisher, Carl, supplies 1,446.84 Fisher Scientific Co., books 936.57 Flag Center, supplies, wall brackets 88.47 Flccca, William F., service 36.50 Flores, John G. reimb. 142.00 Flowers by Henry, plants 7.50 Follett Library Book Co., books 87.22 Follett Pub. Co., supplies 1,484.46 Football News, supplies 10.50 Forest Inc., Dean, ink 17.50 Forest Press Inc., books 10.00 Forte, Lous, conf. fees 7.0O Fortune Sub. Service, sub. 8.00 Foxfire Fund Inc., supplies 5.00 Foynes, Helen, reimb. 18.00 Franchini, Cecilia, M., reimb. 5.00 Francis, Edward, reimb. 727.55 Francis Foodmart, supplies 69.94 Frey Scientific Co., supplies 45.87 Friesecke, Barbara, supplies 65.50 Fulton Pub., books 60.69 G ft S Paper Co. Inc., supplies 71.85 Gale Research Co., books 303.96 Galpin, Allan, rental 20.00 Gamble Hinged Music, supplies 168.12 Garabedian, Charles, reimb. 101.95 Garden Copy Center, supplies 20.03 Garrard Pub., supplies 31.54 Gaylord Bros., supplies 292.30 Gel-Sten Inc., supplies 77.14 General Binding Corp., supplies 1,082.80 General Fireproofing Co., supplies 1,012.98 General Learning Corp., supplies 885.14 General Microfilm Co., supplies 236.93 Gesslcr Pub. Co. Inc., filmstrip 230.11 197 Grant Photos, photos 46.26 Gibson. Shirley, fees 39.50 Gika, Anthony, reimb. 16.10 Gilbert, Natalie, reimb. 102.OO Ginn ft Co., supplies 3,881.88 Gleason, Robert D., service, reimb. 183.20 Gleeson, Beatrice A., services 250.00 Globe Book Co., books 407.95 Globe Newspaper Co., supplies 29.25 Globe Ticket Co., supplies 20.00 Golf Digest, subs. 7.50 Go Mo Ind. Inc., supplies 221.55 Goodhcart ft Wilcox Corp., supplies 31.75 Goodrich, Harmina, fees 13.50 Grassia, Anthony, reimb. 98.46 Graves Humphreys Inc., supplies 1,281.44 Great Plains Tel. Library, supplies 1.65 Griffin, Alice L., reimb. 42.58 Grolier Ed. Corp., books 1,458.56 Groset ft Dunlap, materials 21.82 Grune ft Stratton Inc., supplies 6.35 Guden, Joseph, reimb. 23.OO Guidance Assoc., supplies 185.OO Gulla, Anthony J., services 1,312.93 Guttrich, Linda J., reimb. 15.00 H P Educational Systems Inc., supplies 379.05 Hanusett Co., J.S., supplies 25,504.39 Harrent Assoc, books 135.00 Haley, Theodore, reimb. 71.O0 Hanover House Ind., reimb. supplies 9.43 Harcourt Brace Jovanovich Inc., supplies 10,502.38 Harper Row Pub., books 455.71 Harrington, Michael J., reimb. 19.20 Harris Co. Inc., H.E., supplies 2.32 Harrison Harries Inc., supplies 60.00 Harvard Coop Society, supplies 641.63 Harvard Educational Review, books 20.00 Hayes, Margaret, reimb. 40.20 Hayes School Pub. Co., Inc., supplies 42.02 Heart Books, supplies 39.34 Heath Co., D.C., books 315.64 Herald Pub. Co., supplies, books 110.00 Heuristic Inc., reports 118.50 Highsmith Co., supplies 1,195.16 Hockey News, subs. 25.00 Doctor Records, records 7.25 Hossis Music Studios, supplies 1,493.99 Holt ft Bugbce Co., supplies, wood 3,356.91 Holt Rinehart ft Winston, supplies, books 4,418.80 Home Library Services, services 28.70 Hopkins, Elsie, roimb. 29.00 Horizon, sub. 33.O0 Home ft Co., H.S., supplies 1,453.82 Houghton Mifflin Co., supplies 7,047.74 House of Sports, Inc., supplies 682.15 Hoyt, Juditt 0. reimb. 17.00 Huntting Co. Inc., H.R., supplies 76.67 Hunting, supplies 684.04 Hughes, David M., reimb. 23.30 Humane Society, book 1.50 IBM, print cards, supplies 2,816.52 International Business Machines, supplies 3,356.48 Interstate of Modern Laguages, books 27.42 Instructo, supplios, manuals, materials 257.58 Instructor Curriculum, materials 110.07 Instructor Pub., supplies 18.70 Instructor Subs. Agency, adv. 767.34 International Bookstore, books 5.05 Imout Arithmetic Drill Games, supplies 97.25 198 Ideal Pictures, supplies, books 1,489.00 Ideal School Supply, supplies 30.30 Igoe, Eleanor, reimb. 32.97 Imperial Clothing Co. Inc., pants 174.00 Indian Historian Press Inc., supplies 6.50 Interstate Printers ft Pub., supplies 92.58 Italian Pub., supplies 43.17 Jackson, Jane, reimb. 12.00 Jacoby, Martha, reimb. 9.00 Jamestown Pub., supplies 27.85 Jcnns Pub., books 156.31 Johnson Pub. Co. Inc., adv. 5.00 Jordan Dennis Co.,mailers 101.05 Jordan Marsh, supplies 60.39 Jordan, Ralph, supplies 151.60 Jostcn's, supplies 11.75 Joy Town, toys, 29.99 Jutstroa, Robert, service 8.50 Kahn, Linda, reimb. 16.00 Kartz, Bryna, reimb. 94.80 Kaufman Co. Inc., supplies 280.90 Keenan, Mary T., reimb. 5.00 Kcllcher, William, exp. 8.50 Kelley, John J., reimb. 93.95 Ken Kayc Krafts Co., supplies 78.08 Kenmore Stationer Inc., supplies 57.50 Kimball, Lynn, reimb. 111.10 Kimbo Educational, supplies 13.14 King's Department Store, supplies 118.92 Kirkjian, Theodore, reimb. 213.10 Koskclla, Edward, supplies, membership 120.00 Kourajian, John, reimb. cxp. 193.35 Kupperschmidt, Gerald, reimb. 199.20 Lab Aids Inc., supplies 810.70 Ladoca Project ft Pub., supplies, equipment 18.15 Lafayette Commercial Sales, supplies 97.24 Lafayette Ind. Elcc, supplies 131.56 Laidlaw Brothers, supplies 712.07 Lambert Co. Inc., supplies 565.42 LaPinc Scientific Co., supplies 93.47 Laughrca, William, reimb. 96.93 Learning, subs. 37.00 Learning Opportunities, games 49.93 Learning Corp. of America, supplies 614.00 Learning Innovations Corp., supplies 3,853.70 Learning Research Assoc. Inc., books 82.20 Lechmerc, supplies 24.78 Lee, Ward, supplies 75.80 Leicestershire Learning System, supplies 284.67 Leitc, William, services 112.50 Lemcr Pub. Co., craft books 16.60 Lesley College, services 30O.00 Levy, ^arol, services 180.00 Lewis, Roy, reimb. 100.00 Lewiton, Bernice, services, reimb. 29.40 Library of Congress Card Division 305.54 Lincoln Library, books 59.95 Linchan, John, reimb. 31.75 Lippincott Corp., J.B., masters 492.20 Listening Library, supplies 55.50 Litton Educational Pub. Co., books 3,812.88 Litton Ind. Credit Corp., supplies 1,073.76 Loose Leaf Systems, supplies 301.70 Lorenze Ind. , records 5.95 Lyons ft Carnaltan, supplies 1,261.15 M (3) Bus. Products Sales Inc., services, supplies 1,089.94 Macalaster Scientific Co., screwdrivers 118.59 MacFadden Bartell Corp., subs. 10.50 Mackowsky, Elaine, reimb. 77.25 MacLeod ft Moynihan, plywood 705.77 MacMillan Films Inc., film 186.25 199 MacMillan Pub. Co., books 3,065.36 Mafcx Assoc. Inc., games 355.72 Maid of Scandinavia Co., supplies 26.90 Mail-A-Music Co., supplies 79.08 Mainco School Supply Co., supplies 20.00 Malva, Joacquin, conf. cxp. 13.50 Mandcl, Dorothy, reimb. 55.OO Manhattan Jewelers, supplies 8.98 Mantcnuto, John J., reimb. 14.50 Manzelli, Francis P., reimb. 65.00 Manzelli, Jane, reimb. 35.OO Marcnghi, Donna, cxp. reimb. 61.70 Mariner Books, books 6.30 Mark LV Presentations, books 19.05 Mark Specialty Co., stencil • 21.85 Martello, Elaine, reimb. 44.70 Mass Assoc, for Children, assoc. dues 75.00 Mass Assoc, of Sch. Supv. ft Directors, dues 8.O0 Mass Bay Book Store, books 7.50 Mass Division AAA, membership 4.14 Mass Film Library Coop., membership 169.00 Mass Foreign Lang. Assoc, dues 25.OO Mass Gas ft Elec. Lt. Supply, supplies 1,202.59 Mass High School, football coaches membership 10.OO Mass Jr. High Sch. Prin. Assoc, membership 120.OO Mass Home Centers, supplies 26.22 Mass Secondary School, dues 150.OO Math Shop, supplies 764.09 Maxson, Donna, reimb. 94.70 McCaddcll, Christine, reimb. 40.OO McCarthy Bros., chair 94.20 McCarthy, Charles, reimb. 7.50 McCarthy, Ruth R., reimb. 16.50 McCutchan Pub. Corp., books 11.00 McDougal, Littcll ft Co., supplies 169.43 McGarrity, Kathleen, reimb. 75.59 McGrath Pub. Co., test materials 26.35 McGraw Hill Book, books 5,675.54 McGraw Hill/tTB, books 1,005.39 McGraw Hill Films, films S2.25 McGraw Hill Contemporary Films, film 37.75 McKay Co., David, supplies 11.89 McKcnncy, Dana, supplies, reimb. 70.50 McKinlcy Pub. Co., subs. 6.50 McLaughlin, James, service 25.00 McManus, Joseph, reimb., cxp. 556.50 McNamara, Sonia B., fees 46.60 McNulty, Judith, fees 35.00 MMM Mfg. Co., supplies 275.50 Mead, Kristin, reimb. 23.50 Media Five, supplies 88.00 Media Materials Inc., supplies 105.00 Media ft Methods, subs, 4.20 Media Programs Inc., supplies 185.40 Media Workshop, rcg. 60.00 Meeting Street School, manuals 96.60 Merck ft Co. Inc., supplies 10.80 Meredith Corp., books 26.06 Merrill Pub. Co., charles, books 1,382.11 Merit Corp., supplies 69.24 Met. Cultural Alliance, dues 3.50 Microfilming Corp. of America, micrfilm 515.00 Midwest Pub. books 18.26 Midwest Specialties Co., supplies 15.95 Mihovan, Louise, reimb. 51.50 Miller, J. Dale, supplies 4.00 Miller, Inabcth, cxp. 631.91 Miller Brody Productions, services 756.25 Millikcn Pub. Co., books 69.72 200 Millward Teaching Aids Co., materials 92.15 Mind Matter Corp., supplies 140.92 Minute Man Record Tape Corp., supplies 144.76 MIT Press, adv. a.16 Modern Curriculum Press, supplies, books 2,863.06 Modern Film Rentals,rentals 182.OO Modern Language Journal, subs. 8.00 Modern School Supplies, supplies 274.33 Monroe, supplies 638.45 Monroe Curriculum Press, supplies 272.07 Moody, Inc., supplies 8.18 Monroe Business Forms, Inc., forms 528.47 Moran, Mary B., reimb. 14.50 Morley Co., supplies 1,461.32 Mor-Roal Sewing Machine Co., supplies 329.83 Morrisey, Presentinc, reimb. 24.04 Moss, Marilyn, reimb. 50.40 Muran Co., L.E., supplies 24.O0 Music Inf. Service, supplies 40.40 Musinsky's, equipment 1,050.87 Mutual Education Aids, kits ' 11.99 Myers, John M., exp. 4O.O0 NASCO, albums 612.22 NESEA, subs. 20 OO NETC Central, membership 7.50 Naglc, Catherine, conf. exp. 15.00 Najarian, Richard, exp. 61.48 Nat'l Assoc, of Elci-i. Sch. Principals, supplies " 24.36 Nat. Assoc, of Sch. Prin. of U.S., publications 95.94 Nat.Assoc of Sec. Sch. Prin., supplies 41.14 Nat. Audio visual Assoc, duos 10.OO Nat. Cash Register Co., binders, equipment 31,734.83 Nat. Council of Teachers of English, supplies 60.90 Nat. Council of Teachers, sub. 27.13 Nat'l Council of Teachers of Math 94^55 Nat. Council on Jr. High Sch. Adm., dues 40.00 Nat. Directory Service Inc., directory 5*41 Nat. Easter Seal Society, directory 2*21 Nat. Ed. Assoc, of U.I, pub. 3*o8 Nat. Ed. Systems Co., supplies 157*,O0 Nat. Elect. Card Co., supplies 31*.29 Nat. Geographic Society, supplies 2,406*.75 National Historical Society, subs. loloo Nat'l Sch. Pub. Relations Assoc, dues 142^66 Nat'l Soc. of Sch. Evaluation, books 33*80 Nat'l Wildlife Federation, books 19*.60 Natural Science Est. Inc., books 1 360*04 Naults, supplies ' g'gQ New American Library, books 9*50 New Day Film Library, books 106^00 New Eng. Assoc, of Sch. ft Colleges, duos 279*.O0 New Eng. Film Service, films 2 336*.07 N.E. Photo Inc., photos 1*434*76 New England Mobile Book Fair, books 4*154*92 N.E. School Supply, books ll*90l",23 Now England Woodwind Exchange, supplies '225*00 Newbury Home Pub., books 5"46 New Ingcnire, sub. 3*98 Newton Copy Paper Co. Inc., supplies 15*00 Newton Potters Supply Inc., supplies 3 095*25 N.Y Times Book Co., books ' 4*0S N.Y. Univ. Film Lab. films 65*75 Noylon, Mary Ellen, reimb. 11*30 Nixon Co., supplies 46*30 Nixon, Eleanor, reimb. 57*37 Nonantum Lumber Co., lumber 9*00 Norris, William, exp. 113*32 Northeast Conf. ofTeaching Foreign Lang. sub. 35*00 Novak, Linda, reimb. 30*45 Nuhn, Mary, conf. exp. 13*50 Nutting, Hazel J., reimb. 5"00 201 Oates, John P., cxp. reimb. 378.01 Oates, Thomas, exp. reimb. 553.48 Oberon Press, pub. 4.45 O'Halloran, Patricia, fee 17.00 Ohanesian, Paul, reimb. 10.00 Olcsen Co., paints 42.24 Olivetti Corp. of America, supplies 72.60 Open Court Pub., books 42.36 Otis Clapp Medical Supply, supplies 134.57 Oviatt, Louise, reimb. 56.00 Pacific Search Books, books 7.00 Pack-a-Fun, subs. 5.97 Palladino, Victor, reimb. 519.75 Pannesi, Mariann, reimb. 3.O0 Papas, Nicholas, supplies 42.60 Papcrbak Booksmith, books 3.50 Parent's Magazinu, magazine 4.95 Parent's Mag. Press, supplies 31.33 Papas, Nicholas, reimb. 5.90 Pariser, Sanford, reimb. 58.00 Parker Bros. Inc., supplies 32.97 Parker Pub. Co., books 29.36 Parker Co., books 55.64 Payson Hall Hook Shop, books 41.65 Pasadena Map Co., supplies 12.45 Pathescopo Ed. Films, cassettes 44.18 Paxton/Pattcrson, supplies 20.92 Peabody Museum Assoc, mural 28.00 Pen Supplies, supplies 21.21 Perfection Form Co., books 99.07 Peros, Frank, reimb. exp. 562.15 Perry, Edward, records 307.35 Pcschin, Joan, reimp. 107.91 Peterson Pub. Co., supplies 12.50 Pflaum Standard, supplies 359.33 Phi Delta Kappa, supplies 16.00 Philibcrt, John, reimb. 50.00 Phonovisual Products Inc., supplies 54.70 Physicians Desk Reference, supplies 12.00 Pillsbury Co., games 22.50 Pipito, Nancy, reimb. 13.30 Pitman Pub. Co., supplies 12.58 Pitney Bowes, supplies 447.25 Plays, subs. 8.0O Plays Inc. Pub., supplies 24.33 Porter Sargent Pub,, book 29.76 Potentials, Inc., supplies 137.50 Powers, Genevieve, reimb. 15.00 Prentice Hall Inc., books 735.11 Preston Corp., J.A., ball, pump 25.75 Prim-Aid, supplies 8.00 Project Place, services 500.00 Project Spoke, services 1,000.00 Pschological Corp., records 359.96 Psychology Today, supplies 51.85 Prentice Hall Inc., books 5,118.82 Pub. Central Bureau, supplies 142.39 Pyramid Pub., books 15.36 Quintiliani, Carmen, reimb. 153.20 Radio Shack; supplies 224.51 Ralph Jordan Textiles, supplies 30.00 Rand McNallyCo., supplies 1,302.43 Random House Inc., books 2,718.75 Raposa, Donna, reimb. 13.80 Rayburn Musical Ins. Co., books 623.50 RCA Education, supplies 31.56 Readers Digest, books 852.68 Reading Int., books 21.33 Reading Lab. Inc., supplies 101.70 Reel Research, supplies 5.80 Regncy Co. Henry, books 168.82 202 Regents Pub. Co. Inc., books 22.15 Reichard, Barbara, reimb. 41.24 Reiner, Dale, reimb. 9.00 Rinehart Inc., supplies 7,520.00 Research Inst, for Ed. Problems 71.10 Rhythm Band Inc., supplies 119.78 Rice Film Co., supplies 47.74 Richards Pub. Co., Frank, supplies 59.59 Rich, David O., supplies 204.00 Ricmcr, Dale, supplies 7.20 Roberts Wallpaper ft Supply, books 25.30 Rochester Germicide Co., supplies 64.95 Rogan's Sporting Goods, supplies 26.10 Rogers, Katherine G., supplies 136.40 Rogers, William, reimb. 6.00 Rolling Stone, subs, 17.50 Rooncy, E. Donlon, reimb. 173.90 Rosborough, Jane, reimb. 10.00 Ross, June, reimb. 16.00 Rost, Jane R., reimb. 50.00 Rousseau, M.F., reimb. 8.71 Russo, Theresa, reimb. 57.00 Ruwe Pencil Co., supplies 926.46 Sacco, Edward J., reimb. 45.20 Safety Flag Co. of America, flags 32.85 Sargent-Welch Scientific, Co., supplies 261.15 Sater, Evelyn, supplies, reimb. 186.70 Saunders Co. W.R., supplies 45.40 Savitts- Myer, reimb. 172.46 Scholastic Book Service, books 3,782.55 Science Digest Mag., sub. 5.00 Science Kit Inc., supplies 1,958.57 Science Research Assoc Inc., supplies 4,083.88 Sherman, Lillian, supplies 30.10 Scholastic Magazines, books 1,680.01 School Book Services, books 681.11 Schoenhof's Foreign Books, books 256.05 Schloat Productions, books 572.60 School Arts, subs. 8.00 School of Language ft Linguistics, materials 8.35 Schoolmaster Science, books 529.37 Scott, Foresman ft Co., books 2,909.94 Scott Graphics, books 160.00 Scribner, Charles ft Son, books 263.70 Sculpture House Inc., supplies 272.30 Seaboard Systems Inc., supplies 69.15 Scars ft Roebuck Co., supplies 159.96 School Ed. Equipment, supplies 1,440.06 Selective Ed. Equipment Co. Inc., supplies 905.18 Service Sales Corp., supplies 3.90 Sheehan, David, reimb. 60.30 Shire, Willow, reimb. 64.50 Siegcl Co. Inc., M., supplies 30.95 SigmaScientific Inc., supplies 32.45 Simons Hardware Co., supplies 143.06 Simplex Time Recorder Co., time stamp 38.50 Simon ft Schuster, Inc., supplies 93.34 Singer Education ft Training Products, cascttcs 24.24 Singer, supplies 653.38 Skier Co. B., supplies 112.10 Slate, Bob, supplies 60.72 Slight, John, supplies, reimb. 120.83 Small, Ruth L., supplies reimb. 24.OO Small Wonders Inc., supplies 107.11 Smith Music Co. Inc., W.J., supplies 15.00 Social Studies Sch. Services, supplies 1,320.05 SVE, supplies 2,100.61 Salazzo, John J, rcg. fees 12.00 Sokal, Katharine , rcg. fees 15.00 Solazzo, Marilee, rcg. fees 16.OO Somcrs ft Co., C.W., supplies 294.05 Soundscope Inc., supplies 10.00 South Western Pub. Co., supplies 1,727.94 Spaulding Business Products, supplies 56.39 Spaulding Co., supplies 1,282.93 Speech Language Mat. Inc., supplios 27.80 Sphere, subs. 7.90 Spoken Arts Inc., casettes 36.10 Sporting News, sub. 35.55 Sports Illustrated, subs. 29.00 Sportswear Store Inc., fabric 176.72 Springfield Label ft Tape Co., labels 349.29 Standard Auto Gear, supplies 125.74 Standard Dup. Sales Inc., fluid 19.75 Stanley Works, supplies 6.50 Starrett Co. L.S., indicator 10.96 Stanwix House Inc., supplies 123.70 Star Market Co., food 51.24 Stechert-Hafner Inc., books 81.23 Stock Vaughn Co., books 5.94 Stereo Comp. Systems, books 49.80 Stofer, Mary M., roirab. 20.00 Stop ft Shop Co. Inc., supplies 77.54 Stowell, Alice, reimb. 7.50 Stowell, Lally, reimb. 32.10 Straleys Stationers, supplies 147.15 Suburban Lock Co., keys 13.55 Sunbeam Corp., supplies 51.23 Sunburst Communications, supplies 159.00 Sundance Paperback, supplies 1,743.39 Swank Motion Pictures Inc., supplies 14.92 Swimming Marks ft Place, supplies 2^50 Sweder, Gerri, supplies,reimb. 43.80 Synethics Education System, supplies 15.53 Synergetic Marketing Corp., supplies 87.58 Syverud, Joan E., reimb. °«49 Tams-Witmark Music Library 2«50 Tandy Leather Co., supplies 220.29 Tashjian, Gladys, services G-60 Teachers College Press, books 143.42 Teaching Resources, books 27°*oa Teaching Resource Films, supplies 182.26 Tele House Inc., supplios ,?*^ Terra-Cotta Inc., supplies 31'" Tersch Products Inc., supplies 5^*af Thomas Pub. C.C, supplios f*'~ Thome, Carroll, supplies ,I*nn Tiernoy, Pauline R., reimb. ,71*ol Time Life Books, supplios 110.36 Time Life Educ, books 415,If Time Life Films, films l'™ Times Mirror, subs. °-°° Tobin, Catherine, reimb., exp. 207.35 Tocci, Elliott, reimb. 63.00 Toro, Ida, reimb. JS,'~ Town of Brookline, services 22,063.00 Townsend Typewriter, service 64j!*m Trapelo News, paper 30*°° Trend Enterprises, book3 -miS Tri-Con Gift Shop, hats A'^k Troll Associates, supplies \ 204 University Microfilms, kits 49.87 University of Chicago Press, books 20.03 University of 111. Press, supplies 78.40 University of S. Cal., subs. 256.00 Vahey, Rita L., reimb. 52.75 Vance, Anne, reimb. 111.98 Various Persons, reimb. 680.00 Vento, Charles, sup. cxp. 49.05 Viking Press Inc., supplies 182.60 Villa Press, pub. 54.75 Visible Comp. Supply, supplies 36.70 Visual Education Inc., supplies 291.65 Visual Pub., books 58.24 Visual Rental, supplies, tapes 140.00 Volta Bureau, supplies 91.50 Vrooan Inc., A.C., supplies 4.48 Walch, Henry, books, 38.69 Walker ft Co., book 5.90 Walker Educational Bk Corp., cards 18.45 Wallace, Madeline, reimb. 20.00 Walt Disney Ed. Mat. Co., supplies 56.70 Wan, Julia, reimb. 84.70 Warren Scholatic Prod., supplies 66.05 Watertown Elect. Supply Co., wire 16.00 Watertown Florist, supplies 22.00 Watertown High School Int. Acct., reimb. 125.00 Watertown News Co. Inc., subs. 140.00 Watertown Plumbing ft Heating, supplies 181.10 Watertown Press, subs. 45.00 Watertown Sun, subs. 378.03 Watertown School Food Services, supplies 394.00 Watertown Stationers ft Printers, printing 916.55 Watts, Edward, supplies 263.80 Watertown Typesetting Co., supplies, service 307.25 Webster Paper ft Supply Co., supplies 24.62 Weinberg, Gerald, reimb. 32.00 Western Psychological Service, test 36.00 Western Pub. Co., publications 21.00 Wcstinghouse Learning Corp., supplies 134.07 Weston Walch Pub., books 78.19 Wetherbee, Beulah, reimb. 5.00 Weston Walsh Pub., materials 15.64 Weston Woods, posters 121.75 Wholesome Film Center Inc., film 54.24 Wilayto, Helen, reimb. 78.80 Wiley ft Sons, Inc., John 355.72 Williams, Lorraine, reiob. 5.00 Wilson, Stephen A., reiob. 27.50 Wilson, H.W., supplies 448.50 Winston Press, supplies 22.29 Windsor Button Shop, supplies 61.99 Windo-McCornick Inc., supplies 94.40 Wite-out Products, supplies 51.88 Wolkins, Henry ft Co., supplies 1,991.41 Wolverine Sports Supply, supplies 8.22 Woolworth, F.W., supplies 7.53 Word Making Products, books 208.10 World Book Encyclopedia Inc., supplies 5.95 Workshop for Learning Things, supplies 602.43 World Pub., supplies 116.73 World Without war Pub., books 2.46 Writers Inc. Pub., subs. 8.00 Zcrox Biblio Graphics, supplies 74.00 Xerox Pub., supplies 61.72 Xerox Corp., supplies, equipment 17,833.63' Xerox Films, films 551.70 Xerox Ed. Pub., supplies 2,493.95 Xerox Univ. Magazines, supplies 1,133.87 Yacoubian, Amahid, reimb. 65.40 Yankowski, George, reimb. 65.50 Yellow Ball Workshop, supplies 45.00 You-Do-It-Electronics, supplies 9.84 205 Young, Louisa, reimb. 36.09 Youngs, supplies 70.37 Zaner-Bloser Handwriting, supplies 2.15 Zampini, Karrie, reimb. 247.10 Zarba, Christopher, reimb. 43.80 Zayre, supplies 122.48 Zollo, G. Jack, reimb, 5.O0 Ziff-Davis Pub. Co., books 4.98 School - Other School Services - Salaries Appropriated 1973-74 180,115.00 Refunds 398.66 180,513.66 Expenditures Alcaro, Catherine, salary 1,523.00 Berardi, Augusta, salary 12,170.74 Bertone, Viola, salary 2,956.47 Calnan, Christine, salary 4,253.00 Cappadona, Sarah, salary 3,187.00 Chandler, Rose, salary 2,862.00 Cochran, Mary, salary 1,251.00 D'Araico, Louise, salary 1,097.00 England, Gertrude, salary 3,329.00 Fahey, Mary, salary 3,041.00 Falter, Theresa, salary 2,857.00 Goodrow, Charles, salary 10,839.01 Gorgone, Eleanor, salary 232.00 Gorgone, Viola, salary 1,501.00 Gulla, John, salary 12,412.04 Hughes, John overtime 6.24 Hughes, John, salary 12,417.85 Jones, Marie, salary 1,417.00 King, Gloria, salary 341.00 Wallace, Edward T., salary 3,140.70 Blackburn, Margaret A., salary 12,228.28 Cook, Dorothy, salary 5,879.41 Kinder, William, salary 4,917.96 Linohan, John, salary 23,483.83 Mastrangelo, Louis, salary 4,917.96 Mead, Kristen, salary 6,382.28 Morrisey, Presentino, salary 11,828.76 Sandi, Paul, salary 4,917.96 Vahey, Rita, salary 12,228.28 Wallace, Madeline, salary 12,228.28 Wallace, Madeline, longevity 187.50 Vahey, Rita, longevity 375.00 Cook, Dorothy, longevity 104.11 180,513.66 School Other School Services - Other Expense Appropriated 1973-74 260,662.00 Refunds 959.00 261,621.00 Expenditures Adams, James P., salary 150.00 Bannon, Joseph, salary 225.00 Bartley, Richard T., salary 180.00 Berardino, Richard, salary 507.00 Burke, Peter, salary 60.00 Devlin, Arthur, salary 15.00 Ducas, Anthony, salary 10.00 Dupuis, Robert, salary 195.00 Finn, Martin, salary 225.00 Flccca, William T., salary 120.00 Gardiner, John P., salary 60.00 Gika, Anthony, salary 100.00 Gleason, Robert, salary 14O.O0 Hazcll, Thomas P., salary 330.00 206 Hughes, David, salary 135.00 Jutstrom, Robert A., salary 120.00 Kelleher, William F., salary 60.00 Kourajian, John J., salary 60.00 Leonard, Robert, salary 25.00 Linehan, John J., salary 60.00 Mastrangelo, Louis, salary 1,780.00 McMicholas, James, salary 90.00 Naw, Everett B., salary 5.00 Ncylon, Thomas J., salary 60.00 Papas, Nicholas J., salary 597.00 Portentoso, Michael, salary 135.00 Rizzo, Frank, salary 15.00 Roblcy, George, salary 15.O0 Rosborough, Jane, salary 70.00 Sacco, Edward F., salary 15.00 Sollitto, Frank, salary 60.00 Vento, Charles, salary 15.00 Bakerian, Edward 30.66 Blackwood, Clifton 56.00 Brady, John 84.00 Camposano, Robert 84.00 Coutts, William G. 84.00 DelRaso, Joseph 56.00 Dhoku, Dennis 28.00 Evans, Ernest 28.00 Flecca, Anthony 28.O0 Forbes, Edward 112.00 Garafalo, Francis 14O.O0 Higgins, Donald 112.00 lodice, Rudolph 56.O0 Jacoppo, Charles 35.16 Keefe, David 112.00 Kelland, Robert 84.00 Kelly, Richard 32.00 Lawn, John J. 28.00 MacDonald, Walter 58.66 MacFadgen, Frederick 28.00 Martis, Daniel 28.00 McHugh, Francis 84.00 Munger, Walter 72.00 Munhall, John 56.00 O'Connor, Richard 30.66 O'Grady, William 28.O0 Parrclla, Americo 32.00 Pettiglio, Alfred 84.OO Real, John B. 64.00 Reardon, John 28.00 Ryan, James 28.00 Scminara, Peter 28.00 Smith, Francis 28.00 Tocci, George M. 32.00 Vaughan, Edward 32.00 Vigorito, Carmine 86.66 Whoolcy, John 84.00 Williams, Alfred 28.00 Withycombe, William 28.00 York, John J. 56.00 Berardi, Augusta, salary 3,289.90 Goodrow, Charles, salary 147.59 Gulla, John, salary 4,099.00 Hotin, Arthur, salary 112.63 Hotin, Claire, salary 65.65 Hughes, David M., salary 200.00 Hughes, John, salary 600.46 O'Reilly, James, salary 119.37 O'Reilly, Rcgina, salary 96.O0 Papandrca, Frederick, salary 28.99 Pellegrini, Joseph, salary 21.93 Rallis, Sarrantos, salary 23.20 Spence, George, salary 180.75 Tierney, William, salary 27.00 Crimmins, Anne, salary 63.40 Brown, Malcolm, salary 141.20 Cerrati, Frank, salary 124.42 Dorion, Merrill, salary 99.32 O'Koofe, John, salary 124.20 Petricllo, Charles, salary 594.48 Reardon, James, salary 511.00 Stewart, William, salary 2,169.92 Abbey Rents, tables 40.OO American Personnel ft Guidance Assoc, dues 34.00 Antrim Bureau, services 520.OO A Presidential Classroom for Young Americans, services 425.00 Aronson, Richard, services 30.00 Atlantic Battery, batteries 94.47 Atlantic Richfield, gasoline 245.31 Auburndalc Sports Shop, supplies 6,513.05 Baker's Plays, sub. 45.OO Balfe, John J., dues 25.00 Bora3h, Mitchell, services 35.OO Barrett Ins. Agency, John w., ins. 50.00 Barrett Jewelers, supplies 381.80 Belmont Auto Supply, flares 75.58 Belmont High School, football guarantee 2,927.70 Berardi, Gus, reimb. 156.54 Berardino, Richard, reimb. 10,00 Blackburn, Margaret, rcim. cxp. 256.00 Boys Club of Waltham Inc., services 1,500.00 Brine Co. Inc., James F., supplies 200.00 Brine Co. W.H., supplios 2,360.37 Bruce Boys Mfg. Co., balls, etc. 208.02 Buddington, James, supplies 564.74 Burgess Pub. Co., publications 29.48 Burns, John, reimb. 8.24 Caponc, Robert, services 893.86 Carlson Tire ft Alignment Co., supplies 997.11 Carroll, Joseph L., expenses 480.00 Cass The Florist, flowers 87.50 Central Sq. Taxi, taxi service 13,302.25 Champion Products, supplies 7,639.87 Chief of Police, patron services 28.00 Cine Service Lab. Inc. 761.04 Cities Service Oil Co., oil service 6,601.23 Coaches Directory, directory 4.00 Col Ad Inc., supplies 580.52 Comm. of Mass. ice rental 312.50 Cook, Dorothy, expenses 96.OO Coolidge Hardware, supplies 31.24 Coombs of Watertown, supplies, service 776.26 Cranbarry, services, uniforms 530.75 Crawford Motors Inc., supplies, service 370.36 Crovo, George, services 150.00 Crowthcr Co. Rae, supplies 72.78 D'Agostino, Dominic, services 21.50 Day Bros. Inc., switch 2.71 DelSignorc, John, services 10.00 Denais, John, services 10.00 Dilibcrto, Paul, services 564.74 Duff Spring Co. Inc., align front end 23.50 Dutchy's Taxi Cab, service 372.00 East Weymouth Taxi Co., service 8,163.25 Edison Chemical Co., cold packs 60.35 Embassy Trophy Co. Inc., supplies 289.73 Errico Studio, laminating service 350.26 Evans ft Faulkner, Inc., services 867.44 Everett Sq. Sporting Goods, supplies 1,728.00 Exxon Co., supplies, fuel 3.66 Fabric Shoppe Inc., supplies 148.23 SFC Locus Farine, service 33.00 Farm Bureau Assoc, fence 45.75 Fay Paper Products, paper 272.23 Finn, Martin, services 45.00 Finnerty, John J., services 6S.O0 Flccca, William T., services 45.00 Football Stat, services 19.21 Globe Ticket Co., tickets 101.78 Greater Boston Math., dues SO.OO Gulf oil Corp., gasoline 9.11 Gulla, Joan, services 320.54 Gymnastic Supply Co., covers 19.75 Hamilton, Froderick, attendance 190.74 Hammett Co., J.L., supplies 2,026.59 Hawkes, Walter, dues 40.OO Hazcll, Thomas, services at game 30.OO Holden, Charles, league services 40.OO Holovak ft Coughlin Sporting Goods, supplies 3,633.99 Home ft Co. Inc., U.S., supplies 18.09 House of Sports, supplies 7,171.60 Hughes, John, reimb. 15.80 Ivanhoe Sports Center, ammunition 253.85 Jackson Jells, activities 100.00 Jordan, Ralph Textiles Inc., trim 58.04 Justram, Robert, supplies 15.OO Keegan Taxi Service Inc., services 2,675.00 Kelly, John J., dues 3OO.O0 Kem Man. Corp., bandages 166.65 Koch, Ellcry P., services 215.64 Kopp, H. supplies 201.00 Krol, John S., supplies 135.92 G &M Lawnmower Sales Services, service 7.90 Lexington Taxi Co. Inc., service 22,710.00 Linchan, John, reimb. cxp. 256.OO MacLeod ft Moynihan Inc., lumber 22.68 Makeup Center Inc., supplies 92.05 Manzelli, Francis, reimb. 100.OO Marshall Spring School, reimb. 20.OO Mass Bay Trans. Authority, tickets 210.OO Mass. Equip. Co., supplies 13.28 Mass Girls Gym Assoc, membership 15.OO Mass High Sch. Football Coaches Assoc, dues 10.00 Mass State Track Coaches Assoc., dues 5.00 Mastrangelo, Louis, services 15.OO Mazmanian, Edward, services 276.76 MBTA, tickets 2,690.O0 McCue's Taxi Service, service 11,113.50 McKenna, Robert, services 82.50 Mead, Kirstcn, services, reimb. 160.OO Medford Sq. Sporting Goods, supplies 558.35 Mid. Hockey League, services 351.OO Mid. League Commission, services 250.00 Miller, William R., services 460.55 Milton, Jeffrey, services 428.70 Mobil Oil Corp., service 377.79 Maiden Army ft Navy Store, supplies 128.70 Moran, Mary, reimb. 11.50 Morley, Patricia, services 150.00 Morissey, Presentinc, services 256.OO Murray, Phil, Co. Inc., supplies 180.30 Music Theatre Int., fee 175.00 Musinsky, Inc., supplies 1,042.95 MWZ Assoc, books 7.90 Nat'l Assoc of Sec. Sch. Principals, dues 420.25 National Chemsearch Corp., generator 28S.18 Necdham Transit Co., trans. 58,221.93 209 Nerhlcy, Richard, services 41.25 N.E. Gym Supply Co., supplies 146.00 N.E. School Supply, supplies 28.46 Nissen Corp., supplies 1,599.25 Nutmeg Sports Camp., services 300.00 O'Dell Co., supplios 203.76 O'Hare, Joseph, use of rifle range 72.OO Palladino, Victor, gas 175.00 Park Davis ft Co., supplies 445.08 Parker Pub. Co. Inc., supplies 37.44 Parziale, Vincent, services 150.00 Pepster Hall, poms 61.20 Peterson Chair Inc., rental fee 1,300.00 Petty Cash,reimb. 895.54 Pirolli ft Sons, M.J., sand 23.52 Productions Inc., supplies 710.00 Quirk Co. Inc., Edward S., tires, parts 4.00 Ransom's Watertown Taxi, service 20,073.20 Rick Trow Productions, supplies 222.00 Rogan, Al Sporting Goods, supplies 123.75 Salviti, Ralph, dues 25.00 School Assembly Service, supplies 74.00 School Health Supply Co., supplies 1,548.63 Seaboard Service Corp., supplies 359.00 Shea, Francis X., supplies 105.00 Shields, Al, services 300.00 Siano, Joseph J., services 50.00 Simplex Time Recorder Co., supplies 39.55 Snitz Manf. Co., equipment 323.65 Sollitto, Frank, supplies 15.00 Sportcraft Co., supplies 2,508.15 Stewart, Charles ft Co., supplies 150.00 Sullivans Television News ser. filming of game 100.00 Tennis Now, court 340.00 Toxaco Inc, service 13.44 Thomas, Charles, books 16.06 Town of Watertown, rentals 5,760.00 Tracy Music, costumes, supplies 359.00 Travel by Betty Doherty, tickets 135.27 U.S. Post Office, postage 8.00 Vahey, Rita, reimb 256.OO Various Persons, reimb. 841.75 Various Names, reimb. 7,651.25 Various Persons - Newton Tech, reimb. 136.75 Various Persons - Waltham Voc, reimb. 2O0.O0 Wallace, Anna, expenses reimb. 256.00 Warren, Bucky, services 335.95 Watertown Boys Club, services 425.00 Watertown Mun. Skating Arena, use of rink 4,448.00 Watertown Pro Shop, supplies 368.00 Wat. School Food Services, supplies 1,342.80 Watertown Sports Center, equipment 440.35 Watertown Stationers ft Printers, supplies 1,080.00 Watertown Typesetting Co., supplies 63.50 Watertown Yellow Cab, services 7.20 Wellesley Fells, Taxi ft Bus Lines, services 464.00 Westerbeke Fishing Gear Co., supplies 29.55 West Jr. High Schools, hats, etc. 148.00 Wolverine Sports Supply, first aid kit 25.33 Workshop for learning Things, supplies 29.70 Yellow Cab Corp., trans. 45.00 Total Expenditures 260,698.73 Balance to Revenue 922.27 261,621.00 210 School - Food Services Balance Forward Receipts 16,078.37 508.196.89 524,275.26 Expenditures Bertone, Viola, salary 3,404.34 Calnan, Christine, salary 4,577.16 Capone, Robert, salary 1,608.00 Cappadonna, Sarah, salary 3,347.76 Chandler, Rose, salary 2,174.24 Cochran, Mary, salary 1,442.59 England, Gertrude M., salary 3,498.25 Fahey, Mary, salary 3,247.49 Falter, Theresa, salary 3,109.07 Gorgone, Viola, salary 5,238.33 Jones, Marie S., salary 4,873.98 King, Gloria, salary 5,850.75 Krammer, Helen, salary 6,806.41 Malone, Dorothy, salary 5,929.00 Mondello, Josephine, salary 2,728.35 Mooney, Marguerite, salary 7,540.60 Mucci, Amelia, salary 6,893.34 O'Reilly, Regina, salary 5,186.20 Pino, Marie, salary 3,377.34 Posato, Laura, salary 6,827.25 Saccardo, Lucy E., salary 6,806.41 Sallese, Florence P., salary 7,670.15 Sicilianno, Angela, salary 6,211.44 Signorilli, Emma, salary 2,398.14 Skinner, Eleanor M., salary 6,806.40 Stewart, Eleanor, salary 5,254.15 Twigg, Fern, salary 6,806.40 Walsh, Catherine, salary 4,808.70 Yapchian, Helen, salary 6,806.40 Alcavo, Catherine, salary 569.05 D'Amico, Louise, salary 197.18 Gorgone, Eleanor, salary 3,165.44 McKay, Margaret, salary 2,231.53 Murphy, Mabel, salary 393.06 Weeden, Georgia L., salary 2,508.22 Calnan, Christine, salary 150.00 Yapchaian, Helen, salary 150.00 A A Rental Center, rental, supplies 426.15 Ace Service Co., service 336.15 Alfieri, Louis E., insurance 5.13 Appliance Eng. Corp., services 16.95 Aria Sales Corp., equipment 1,941.00 Barrett, John Ins. insurance 590.00 Blue Ribbon Dairy, dairy products 46,928.90 Boston Gas, gas service 152.46 Burroughs Corp., calculator 478.62 California Sea Food Market, supplies 12.00 Capeway Poultry Co., supplies 1,445.10 Carlson Tire Co., supplies 40.40 Chase Manhattan Bank, services 21.70 Cheese Corp. of America, cheese products 4,950.58 Cheese World Inc., supplies 90.34 Cities Service Oil Co., gasoline 677.02 Commercial Food Equip. Saw, supplies 2,154.91 Comm. of Mass., supplies 7,723.70 Coolidge Hardware Co., supplies 45.80 Coombs Motor Co., repairs 84.35 Crawford Motors, services, repairs 479.81 Demakcs ft Co. E., food supplies 9,369.51 Dowd Co., supplies 30,257.64 211 Economics Lab. Inc., supplies 1,702.82 Ekco Products Inc., belt 48.00 Faust Co., H.M., dupplies 736.10 Flaggstaff Food Service Co., supplies 2,568.28 Fleishman Corp., J., supplies 926.25 Flink ft Sons, B., food supplies 3,868.21 Franklin ft Perkins Co., paper supplies 5,922.13 G ft P Services Contractors, service, repairs 2,708.70 Gas Consumers Service, service 14.70 General Baking Co., food 197.72 General Linen Services, services 747.37 Gumpert Co. S., soup supplies 388.75 H ft K Ins. Agency, Inc., supplios 28.00 Harvey Food Products, food "services 1,771.00 Hobart Man. Co., supplies 34.25 H P Hood Inc., milk supplies 66,085.37 Horan Co., Maurice, supplies 243.70 Kay's Market, cheese supplies 6.20 Lowell Bros ft Bailey Inc., supplies 18,620.53 Margaret's Card ft Gift Shop, supplies 5.00 Miller Produce Co,, supplies 39,409.90 Monarch Foods, supplies 3,216.80 Mankiewicz Inc. K., meat supplies 1,516.38 Moody Stationery Co., supplies 504.23 National Car Rental System, supplies 32.02 National Cash Register Co., supplies 1,306.79 New England Grocer Supply Co., food supplios 238.61 N.E. Telephone, service 1,757.76 Nissans', supplies 4,220.61 Pastenand Co., food supplies 128.75 Pierce, S. S., food supplies 47,939.59 Quincy Mkt Cold Storage Co., supplies 1,892.39 R ft A Donuts Inc., donuts 3,488.90 Richards Co., Albert, food supplies 1,045.82 Rugg Insurance Agency, William R., ins. 28.00 Savage Co., supplies 4,622.60 Sexton ft Co., John, supplies 12,308.83 Superior Chemical Corp., supplies 385.00 Tayters Inc., supplies 13,967.65 Watertown, Town of, supplies 8,287.20 Truck Tires Services Inc., repairs 7.50 Union Market National Bank, service 24.83 Watertown, Town of, service 3,470.00 Worcester Baking Co., food services 2,937.95 Yankee Trader Food Service Co., supplies 4.981.51 Total Expenditures 523,164.04 Balance Forward 1.111.22 524,275.26 School - Athletic Revolving Fund Balance Forward 681..11 Receipts 13.344.05 14,025.16 Expenditures American National Red Cross, supplies 30.20 Austen Hastings Co. Inc., supplios 9.77 Brine Co. W. H., uniforms 243.85 Bruce Boys Mfg. Co., balls 27.40 Champion Products Inc., pants 1,610.35 Cagan, George, reimb. 150.00 Cran Barry, inserts 281.50 Embassy Trophy Co. Inc., trophies 104.50 Gymnastics Supply Co. cover 21.00 House of Sports Inc., sticks 525.00 O'Hare, Joseph, services 90.00 Sportscraft Co., helmets 1,698.60 Various Persons, services 70.00 Watertown Pro Shop, hockey sox 315.00 Watertown, Town of, rental fee 1.510.00 Total Expenditures 6,687.17 Balance Forward 7.337.99 14,025.16 212 School Operation ft Maintenance - Other Expense Appropriated 1973-74 565,220.00 Refunds 13,240.15 Transferred Special Town Meeting 7.000.00 571,460.15 Expenditures Accountical Contractors, services 12.50 Advanced Saw ft Tool Sharpening, services 104.65 Airkcm Mass Inc., supplies 44.95 Alco Elect. Products 22.21 American Laundry Inc., services 136.00 An. Protective Service, supplies 238.38 Andrews, Allen, carpentry services 288.00 Apahouser Corp., locks, etc. supplies 796.00 Arone, Peter, reimb. exp. 91.00 Arrow Paper Corp., paper supplies 2,079.99 Assoc Bus. Machines Inc., supplies 17.95 Assoc Radio, supplies 36.20 Atlantic Battery Co. Inc., battery 237.60 Baldwin Piano ft Organ Studies, services 185.80 Bay Colony Paper Corp., cleaner 404.70 Bay State Auto Supply, supplies 14.71 Beacon Vacuum Inc., supplies 10.90 Boaudetto ft Co. Inc., supplies 212.70 Belmont Auto Supply Co., supplies 60.57 Belmont Springs Water Co., service 168.33 Black ft Decker Mfg. Co., supplies 16.08 Blaine Window Hardware, supplies 893.58 Bloomer, Gerald, services, reimb. 72.00 Bon Ton Rug Cleansers Inc., supplies 18.00 Boston Edison Co., services 105,022.11 Boston Gas, service 5,485.55 Burroughs Corp., machine 432.18 Cadillac Plastic ft Chemical Co., supplies 6,415.33 Camb. Elect. Motor Service, supplios 1,464.33 Cameo Co., supplies 360.00 Campbell Hardware, bolts 1,382.42 Carlson Tiro ft Alignment, supplies 310.62 Charles Contracting Co. Inc., cont. serv. 7,180.50 Churchill Films, films 21.50 Cinema Inc., supplies 1,512.14 Circle Supply Co. Inc., switches 722.60 Clone Heat Inc., supplies 6,027.65 Combustion Service Co. of N.E., burner service 10,729.59 Commission for the Blind, piano tuning 1,225.00 Comm. Glass Corp., glass, service 97.92 Comm. of Mass. supplies 73.25 Complete Photo Service Inc., supplies 70.20 Cons. Heat ft Power, supplies 90.00 Coolidge Hardware Inc., supplies 3,641.45 Coolidge Paint ft Supply Co., supplies 593.62 Coombs of Watertown, supplies, service 3,190.91 Crawford Motors, Inc., service, repairs 614.84 Currier Lumber, lumber 3,036.85 Dawson, Kenneth A., servicing 511.30 Day Bros Inc., parts 11.73 Deluxe Systems Inc., equipment ft installation 3,878.68 DcMambro Electronics, service 274.22 Demers Plate Glass, glass 17,321.18 Dick Co., A.B., supplies 128.40 Dolge Co., C.B., supplies 34S.29 Dowd Co., supplies 4,509.42 Duff Spring Co., supplies 142.20 Eagle Elec Supply Co., supplies 83.94 Eastern Bearing Inc., supplies 11.94 Eastern Products Co., supplies 899.00 Electric Service, service 36.OO Electrical Appliance Resale, service 183.00 213 Empire Electrical Co., parts, labor 819.96 Farm Bureau Assoc, snowfence 145.00 Ferris ft Mahoney Co., install plumbing 8,100.00 Flag Center, supplies 100.05 Frame Hut Inc., supplies 25.50 Fuller Brush Co., supplies 1,259.92 Gatchell Glass Co., glass 4,131.18 General Fireproofing Co., lock cylinder 26.15 Graybar Electric Co. Inc., services 189.00 Green ft Co., S.B., services, supplies 38.27 Green Mfg.j L. Charlton, repairs 52.00 Grinnell Fire Protection system 81.00 Gurncy Eng. Corp., service 1,145.00 Hamden Eng. Corp., clock-pak 165.00 Grainger Inc., W.W., lumber 1,373.89 Gibbs Oil Co., oil service 1,735.73 G ft M Lawnmower Sales ft Service, supplios 216.15 Graham Co. W.F., scrapers 101.25 Gurney Eng. Corp., water boiler 104.00 Hastings Co. Inc. Austin, supplies 33.54 Hatfield Paper Co. Inc., supplies 631.50 H B Educational Systems, supplies 17.50 Higgins Co. Inc. M.Frank, remove linoleum 5,093.00 Hillyard Sales Co., supplies 4,110.98 Hodge Boiler Works, supplies 1,444.76 Hope Inc., supplies 70.07 Honeywell Inc., supplies 21.00 Howard Disposal, supplies 16.55 Hughes, Edward, supplies, reimb 672.20 Hurley Plumbing ft Heating Co., supplies, service 3,368.00 IBM, Parts 230.04 ILG, Ind. Inc., fans 124.54 Int. Bus. Machines, maint. service 812.15 Johnson, George T. Co., supplies 156.52 Jed Inst. Lab. Inc., materials 237.75 Johnson Service Co., valves 1,584.99 Jones, Kathleen, service 25.00 Keane Fire ft Safety Equip., supplies 1,289.90 Kcm Mfg. Corp., supplies 285.20 Kent Agency of Boston, machine rental 86.75 Kyanizc Paints, Inc., supplies 996.75 Lake Systems Corp., supplies 601.58 Larkin Assoc. Inc., supplies 109.80 Larson Co. Inc., A.L., service, labor 160.70 Lee Inc. T.J., loam 77.50 Liberty Tailors ft Cleaners Inc., service 144.00 Lunt Moss Co., repairing pump 223.20 MacLeod ft Moynihan Inc., supplies 43.67 Martin Chemical, supplies 7,100.00 Maloney ft Co. G.S., painting contractors 19,538.00 Mass Cleaning ft Maint. Supply, supplios, service 587.50 Mass Gas Elect. Lt. Supply, service 9,463.91 Massa ft Sons Roofer, V., repairs 85.00 Master Fit Units Inc., service 217.00 McCarron Co. William J., service 625.68 McNamara, Inc. J.H., concrete 151.30 Mass Gas ft Elect. Lt. Supply Co., supplies 178.34 Mastrangelo, Louis, M.D., supp 30.00 Mateo Inc., roofing 5,050.00 Maylor Ref. Inc., repairs, labor 789.O0 Meade McGrath Fence Co., fencing 331.50 Means Co. Inc., Robert S., book 10.50 Mcdnik Wiping Materials, materials 162.14 Met Door Closer Co., closer 5S8.75 Metro Pipe ft Supply, supplies 657.26 Midwest Mat, mats 88.20 MorRoal Sewing Machine 404.75 Monroe Division, machine repairs S36.50 Monroe, maint. contract 138.00 Morse Body Mfg. Co., service 631.16 214 National Car Rental Systems, rentals 164.83 N.E. Film Service Co., service 1,628.34 New England School Supply, supplies 8.06 New England Telephone, service 36,282.20 Newton Floorcraft, tile 208.55 Newton Shade ft Screen Co., shades 5,390.60 Newton Potters Supply, supplies 53.95 Nonontum Lumber Co., lumber 124 25 Northeastern Coram. Corp., service sound system 159.56 Olivetti Corp. of America, renewal of services 60.50 Paper Trading Corp., supplies 7,097.95 Paxton/Wtterson, supplies 45.V3 Poabody Office Furniture Corp., supplies 2.25 Pcnco Products Inc., supplies 31.50 Pierce Co. R. H., bldg, equipment 3OO.O0 Pink ft Assoc., George, lens 68.28 Pirolli ft Sons, M.J., caulking 587.37 Pitney Bowes, machine inspection 55.55 Piatt, Robert, reimb. 46.60 Plywood Ranch, supplies 52.00 Powers Reg. Co., labor, materials 3,958.28 Republic Pipe 6 Elec. Supply, supplies 1,385.20 Pullman, tools 99.25 Quirk, Edward, maint, snow tires 287.56 Protestant Guild for the Blind, charges 9,524.89 Proctor ft Gamble Dist. Co., supplies 758.10 Rochester Germicide Co., supplies 95.00 Rower Dental Supply Co., repairs 97.00 Ryan Co. L., sawdust 54.00 SCM Product Service repairs 24^90 St.Janes Armenian Apost. Church, rental 6,638.42 Salmon, Philip H, Assoc. Inc., fitters 274.01 Schoficld Campbell Co., service 90.40 Seaboard Service Corp., supplies, service 176.85' Seaboard Systems Inc., service 711.45 Scars Roebuck Co., supplies 399.90 Security Fence Erecting Co., parts 77.40 Scmco Business Products, service 334.44 ScrviccSales Corp., tools 23.75 Shaw, Herbert, supplies 230.00 Sherman Lock ft Appliance Supply Inc., supplies 196.75 Shon's Ref. ServiceCo.,repairs 35.10 Shutt Tire Co. Inc., service 27.31 Sigma Elec. Inc., installation 2,140.00 Sigma, renovations 9,470.00 Simons Hardware Co. S., hardware 679.86 Simplex Time Recorder Co., repairs 92.30 Spaulding Co. Inc., repairs 1,426.51 Shons Reg. Service, air conditioners 1,100.00 Skil Corp., brushes 14.75 Spaulding Co. Inc., equipment 438.51 Specht Co. Inc., A.T., electrical services 4,571.00 Sportcraft Co., supplies 36.75 Standard Dup. Sales, service 506.10 Standard Elec Time, Corp., clocks 4,999.13 Standard Steel ft Iron Works, supplies 778.00 Starrett Co. L.W., supplies 10.7S Stellar Supply Co., rollers 144.94 Stetson Co. M.D., supplies 216.O0 Stcara Cleaning Service, service 335.50 Sterling Man. Co., supplies 10.45 Stetson Co., M.D., supplies, equipment 313.80 Swancy Co. Inc., C.R., service on pump 2,888.20 Tcchneero Co., supplies 24.05 Trcmco Mfg. Co., supplies 271.05 Tri-Ccnter Plumbing ft Heating, stock, service 8,446.00 Townsend Typewriter Co., service, repairs 1,599.00 Turner ft Co., installation 371.10 Union Oil Co.of Boston, oil 37,684.23 Union Petroleum Corp., supplies, oil 106,059.25 Victor Corap. Corp., maint. contract 403.80 Vinyltron Corp., supplies 80.60 Walker Co. Inc. J.M., supplies 2,150.00 Watertown Elect. Supply, supplies 692.33 Wat. Lock ft Cycle Co. Inc., supplies 130.00 Watertown Plumbing ft Heating Co., supplies 15,699.58 Waltham Paper Products Inc., supplies 907.64 Watertown, Town of, supplies, service 2,569.94 Waltham Chemical Co., supplies 1,012.50 Wcstcrbckc Corp., J.11., supplies 292.00 White Iron Works, CM., supplies 15.25 White ft Son, E.A., supplies 56.80 Wholesale Doors, door 168.00 Windc McCormick Lumber, lumber 68.40 Young Co. Paul, supplies 23.88 Youngs, office supplies 182.83 Zip Call, paper 397.50 Total Expenditures 571,358.85 Balance to Revenue' 101.30 571,460.15 School Operation Salaries Appropriated 1973-74 661,000.00 Refund 2.426.12 663,426.12 Expenditures Alberico, Vincent, salary 14,204.93 Amichotti, Vinccnzo, salary 13,534.40 Arone, Arthur E., salary 6,058.98 Aronc, Peter, salary 13,299.33 Beach, Christopher, salary 210.00 Blackburn, Joseph, salary 14,681.32 Bloomer, Gerard, salary 14,670.97 Bloomer, Kevin, salary 14,049.32 Bowler, Timothy, salary 315.00 D'Allanno, Domenic, salary 10,915.73 DeCicco, Lelia, salary 591.83 Donnelly, Robert, salary 132.50 Ellis, Arthur, salary 490.00 Farago, Frank, salary 14,043.33 Gannon, John H., salary 14,175.49 Geswcll, Robert, salary 12,614.86 Goodrow, Charles, salary 2,706.55 Gorgone, Frank, salary 14,763.57 Gorgone, Phillip, salary 7,420.24 Hamilton, Fred, salary 14,667.13 Haron, Michael, salary 227.50 Harrington, Kevin, salary 805.00 Hillior, Lillie D., salary 9,379.45 Hotin, Arthur, salary 15,585.79 Hotin, Clare, salary 9,003.23 Hughes, Edward, salary 19,044.85 Kasabian, Henry B., salary 12,953.63 Lama, Nickola, salary 13,746.78 MacLeod, John, salary 12,346.73 Manning, John, salary 14,025.49 Martino, Joseph, salary 5,625.24 Metrano, Thomas, salary 7,168.59 Merulo, Albert, salary 13,532.45 Morse, Richard, salary 840.00 Ncylon, William, salary 52.50 Oates, William, salary 52.50 O'Reilly, James P., salary 13,922.45 Papandrca, Anthony, salary 13,654.56 Papandrca, Frederick, salary 12,371.49 Pellegrini, Joseph, salary 12,976.71 Piatt, Robert, salary 12,958.00 Rallis, Sarrantos, salary 12,734.14 Rogers, Malcolm, salary 250.74 Sabine, Robert, salary 13,372.32 Sadler, Russell, salary 15,239*85 Sbordonc, Albert, salary 5 625^24 Scordama, Salvatore L., salary 6,913.87 Shutt, William, salary 13,112.44 Spence, George, salary 13,531*03 Stadman, Edward, salary 17,100.77 Steel, Thomas, salary 16,152*67 Stinehart, Charles, salary 52^50 Tierncy, William, salary 14,67llsi Topjian, Leo J., salary 1,703.95 Travcrsi, Alfred, salary 13,444*96 Travcrsi, Thomas, salary 13,574.93 Vcrrochi, Anthony, salary 13,007.83 Waitt, Mary, salary 10,336*05 Wallace, Edward, salary 8,037.12 Walsh, James, salary 15,229.38 Walsh, Kevin C., salary 77O*,O0 Werner, Paul, salary 35*.O0 Woodland, Kenneth, salary 14,673*.39 Albcrico, Vincent, longevity 225.O0 Amichctti, Vinccnzo, longevity 155*,46 Arone, Peter, longevity 111.52 Blackburn, Joseph, longevity 339.34 Bloomer, Gerard, longevity 375.00 D'Allano, Oomenic, longevity 115.68 Farrago, Frank, longevity 225*00 Goodrow, Charles, longevity 150.00 Gorgone, Frank, longevity 150.O0 Gulla, John, longevity 150.00 Hamilton, Frederick, longevity 168*.08 Hotin, Arthur, longevity 300.00 Lama, Nickola, longevity 300*00 MacLeod, John, longevity 150*00 Papandrca, Anthony, longevity 225*,O0 Sadler, Russell, longevity 15O*,O0 Stadman, Edward, longevity 30O*,O0 Ticrney, William, longevity 375*.0O Waitt, Mary, longevity 437*50 Walsh, James, longevity 375 qq Woodland, Kenneth, longevity 187*,S0 Crimmins, Anne, overtime 12 00 DelRose, Emanuel, overtime 49*.77 Reardon, James, overtime 47 n Stewart, William, overtime 43*61 Jacoby, Martha, salary 803.68 Lcwiton, Bernice, salary 736*68 Malvey, Elizabeth, salary 2 089",68 Manzelli, Jane, salary 2*153*20 McCall, Dolores, salary 2'373I84 Moo, Eleanor, salary 2*089^68 Satcr, Evelyn, salary 1*473*36 Salazzo, Marilcc, salary *252*36 Totaro, Mary Ann, salary 1 977",04 Williams, Geraldine, salary 2 089*68 Zollo, G. Jack, salary j_ 035 80 Albanese, Robert, salary 38 50 Albcrico, Vincent, salary 242*26 Amichctti, Vincenzo, overtime 367*,40 Arone, Arthur, overtime 74*88 Arone, Peter, overtime 320*,88 Berardi, Augusto, overtime 1,091*. 26 Blackburn, Joseph, overtime 1 950*07 Bloomer, Gerard, overtime l*31s!oo Farago, Frank 67.38 Gannon, John 601.56 Gcswcll, Robert 286.64 Goodrow, Charles 1,151.05 Gorgone, Frank 179.90 Gorgone, Phillip 260.68 Gulla, John 592.07 Hamilton, Fred 991.37 Hillicr, Lillie 40.32 Hotin, Arthur 1,328.76 Hotin, Claire 413.97 Hughes, John 439.18 King, Gloria 8.00 MacLeod, John 480.09 Martino, Joseph 41.72 Mcrullo, Albert 739.52 O'Reilly, James 508.47 Papandrca, Anthony 1,368.82 Papandrca, Frederick 18.30 Pellegrini, Joseph 249.55 Sabine, Robert 217.48 Sadler, Russell 885.39 Sbordonc, Albert 214.56 Scordamalgia, Salvatore 126.97 Shutt, William, 260.12 Silvio, Madeline 38.82 Ticrney, William 2,141.32 Traversi, Alfred 640.19 Traver3i, Tom 597.99 Waitt, Mary 1,532.10 Wallace, Edward 124.45 Walsh, James 2.674.19 Bean, Helen Cerrati, Frank 49.76 Ford, Joseph 18.90 Reilly, Raymond 21.33 Brown, Malcolm 56.48 Woodland, Kenneth 64.26 Bolli, Roy 53.76 Dorion, Merrill 49.76 0'Keefe, John 49.76 Reardon, James 49.76 Stewart, William 49.76 Verrochi, Anthony 24.71 Crimmins, Anne 15.00 Blackwood, Clifton 28.00 Brady, John 28.00 Camposano, Robert 140.00 Coutts, William 56.00 Forbes, Edmund 56.O0 Gagnon, Richard 40.00 Galligan, Lawrence 36.00 Garafalo, Francis 56.00 Hoffman, George 3S.00 Kelly, Robert M. 36.00 Lawn, John 28.00 Parrclla, Araerico 32.00 Pettiglio, Alfred 28.00 Piscclli, Ronald 35.00 Pugliese, Daniel 28.O0 Real, John B. ' 32.00 Reardon, John 84.00 Robak, Walter, 63.00 Tocci, George M. 56.00 Vaughan, Edward 64.00 218 Bloomer, Kevin, overtime 612.20 Farago, Frank, overtime 2,622.94 Gannon, John, overtime 214.08 Geswell, Robert, overtime 615.18 Goodrow, Charles, overtime 1,349.18 Gorgone, Frank P., overtime 1,064.55 Gorgone, Phillip, overtime 324.56 Gulla, John R., overtime 295.52 Hamilton, Fred, overtime 761.12 Hillier, Lillic, overtime 41.37 Hotin, Arthur, overtime 1,981.16 Hotin, Claire, overtime 29.07 Hughes, John, overtime 1,057.80 Lama, Nicholas, overtime 946.11 MacLeod, John, overtime 441.88 Martino, Joseph, overtime 297.76 Merullo, Albert, overtime 259.48 Metrano, Thomas, overtime 47.28 O'Reilly, James P., overtime 364.49 Pellegrini, Joseph, overtime 3,294.39 Piatt, Robert, overtime 1,316.03 Papandrca, Anthony, overtime 3,174.74 Papandrca, Frederick, overtime 42.19 Rallis, Sarrantis, overtime 690.99 Sabine, Robert, overtime 375.05 Sadler, Russell F., overtime 1,401.41 Sbordone, Albert, overtime 547.89 Scordomagia, Salvatore, overtime 403.67 Shutt, William, overtime 301.33 Spence, George, overtime 133.38 Stadman, Edward, overtime 274.74 Steel, Thomas, overtime 1,161.88 Tiemey, William, overtime 1,136.76 Traversi, Alfred J., overtime 627.78 Traversi, Thomas, overtime 691.59 Verrochi, Anthony, overtime 555.77 Waitt, Mary, overtime 20.10 Wallace, Edward, overtime 348.99 Walsh, James, overtime 1,124.67 Woodland, Kenneth, overtime 1.029.17 Total Expenditures 662,959.18 Balance to Revenue 466.94 663,426.12 School Fixed Charges Appropriated 1973-74 70,200.00 Expenditures Alfieri, Louis E., insurance 28.19 Barrett Ins. Agency, John W., insurance 11,104.91 Boit, Dalton ft Church Inc.', insurance 2,950.00 Condon Glossa Ins. Agency, insurance 1,234.50 Miller ft Watt Insurance Agency Inc, 3,500.00 Protestant Guild for the Blind, Inc., 15,000.00 St. James Armenian Church, 28,516.72 Whitney, J. Malcolm, insurance 385.88 Total Expenditures 62,720.20 Balance to Revenue 7.479.80 70,200.00 School - Community Services Appropriated 1973-74 26,080.00 Expenditures Alberico, Vincent 27.68 Berardi, Augusta 331.20 Bcrtone, Viola 29.76 Blackburn, Joseph 386.05 Bloomer, Gerard 1,037.57 Bloomer, Kevin 258.73 Whoolcy, John 88.00 York, John 28.00 22,968.07 School - Acquisition of Fixed Assets 3.111.93 26,080.00 Appropriated 1973-74 76,516.00 Expenditures Aborn Lock Co., lock 3S.O0 Arnold Music Co. Inc, supplies 398.00 Ardmorc Dist., supplies 1,475.85 Ash Inc., Sam, supplies 1O0.2O Beacon Musical Inst. Co., tuba 580.00 Bcckcly Cardy Co., supplies 430.77 Bergen Arts ft Crafts, supplies 51.00 Borg Warner Ed. Systems, supplies 36.65 Brine Co., supplies 865.68 Bro-Dart Inc., supplies 1,138.90 Brodhcad Garrett Co., engraver outfit 3,079.55 Business Equipment Corp., supplies 923.27 Central Scientific Co., supplies 207.28 Cinema Inc., office supplies 5,070.08 Charles Bean Music Co. Inc., 787.00 Childcraft Ed. Corp. 60.69 Coffey Music Co. J.W., supplies 230.00 Cohen, Phylis, looms 129.00 Community Plaything, supplies 123.50 Complete Photo Service, supplios 1,416.00 Coolidge Hardware Inc., supplies 676.50 Coomb3 Motor Co., new car, school bus 11,554.00 Craftsman Machinery, press 3,500.00 Cramer, Electronics, supplies 712.43 Cross Imports Inc., supplies 54.85 DcMambro Electronics, supplies 1,184.10 DickCo., A.B., supplies 2,471.90 Eamcs Drum Co., drums 399.00 Fastener Products Co., ruler 30.91 Fisher Scientific Co., supplies 189.30 G ft M Lawnmower Sales, supplies, service 279.85 Gaylord Bros. Co., supplies 297.00 General Fireproofing Co., supplios 2,487.64 Graphic Chemical 6 Ink Co., supplios 79.72 Graves-Humphreys, supplies 471.58 Haramctt Co., J.L., supplies 857.21 H. C. Electronics Inc.supplies 352.00 Highsmith Co., supplies 429.06 Mollis Music Studios Inc., supplios 71.87 Holmes Elec. Co., supplies 20.67 Home ft Co., U.S., supplies 119.96 House of Sports Inc, stopwatch 27.00 Larkin Assoc Inc., supplies 385.85 Larsen Co. Inc., A.L., supplies 1,400.41 Lawnmower Sales 6 Service, G M, service 175.00 6.45 Mass Home Center, tape measures 494.76 McCarthy Bros., chairs 247.OO Miller ft Seddon Co., supplies 13.90 Millward Teaching Aids Co., library sills 558.50 Monroe, supplies . 2,575.80 MorReal Sewing Machine Co. Inc., service 921.30 Musinsky's, supplies 6,429.69 New England Film Service, supplies 474.13 N.E. School Supply, supplies 2,190.15 New England Seating Co., tables _ 1,315.35 Newton Potters Supply Inc., supplios 57.70 Ostcr Corp., mixor . 528.00 Peabody Office Furniture Inc., supplies, chairs 1,111.54 Porter Equip. Co., materials 1,763.97 Public Seating, supplios 4,822.21 Republic Steel Co., supplies Rhythm Bandlnc, supplies 135.22 Science Kit Inc, supplies, kits 790.20 Summitt Gift Gallery, supplies 90.00 Sundance Paperback Dist., supplies, rack 20.OO Terra Cotta Inc., supplies 388.55 Townsend Typewriter Co., new machines 4,016.70 Turner ft Co., supplies, duplicator 325.00 Visible Computer Supply Co., supplies 210.37 Ward's Manuel Science Est. Inc., stcrlizcr 119.17 Watertown Plumbing ft Heating, supplies 14.75 Wilson Co., Andrew, supplies 913.52 Wright Line, fob destination 588.60 Total Expenditures 76,488.76 Balance to Revenue 27.24 76,516.00 School - School Deficiency Judgement Borrowed.,1973-74 109,944.00 Expenditures Accoustical Cont. Inc., accutone 105.60 Arkay Electronics, supplies 45.47 Arone, Peter, services 14.00 Atlantic Battery o. Inc., lights 68.05 Charles Bean Music Co. Inc., supplies 16.00 Bcaudette ft Co. Inc., supplies 142.50 Belmont Auto Supply Inc., supplies 15.32 Belmont Spring Water Co., service . 16.18 Bills Co., L.W., supplies 16.50 Blackborard Resurfacing Co., services 3,503.90 Boston Edison, service 7,384.37 Boston Gas, service 642.10 Cadillac Plastic ft Chemicals 1,059.80 Campbell Supply Co., supplies 108.00 Cities Service Oil Co., supplies 54.22 Combustion Service Co. of N.E., supplies 42.OO Comm. of Mass., staples 430.90 Comm Glass corp., supplies 23.26 Coolidge Hardware Inc., supplies 420.07 Coombs of Watertown, service 223.66 Crawford Motors Inc, supplies, service 111.81 Currier Lumber Co., lumber 3,745.71 Custom Fan Corp., supplies 216.00 Dick Co., B., supplies 47.50 Gatchell Glass Co. Inc., glass 709.40 Dowd Co., supplies 615.78 Flaggstaff Foodservice Co. 2,047.67 G ft M Lawnmower Sales ft Co., supplies 44.68 Granger Inc., Wra., supplies 86.41 Grinnel Fire Protection Systems, supplies 63.00 H. B. Education Systems, Inc, supplies 20.75 Mollis Music Studio's Inc, supplies 267.00 H P Hood Inc, milk, milk supplies 14,599.92 Keane Fire ft Safety Equip. Co., supplies 1,179.75 Kent Agency of Boston Inc, supplies 2O.O0 Keystone Sound ft Video, supplies 76.65 Kyanize Paints Inc., supplies 373.80 Larsen Co. Inc., A.L., repairs 150.54 Lunt Moss Co., supplies 8.75 Maloney ft Co., G.S., supplies 235.00 Martin Chemical Co., supplies 3,096.O0 Mass Gas ft Elcc. Lt. Supply, supplies 2,446.22 Mid. Fuel Co. Inc., fuel 366.10 Monroe Division, service 60.00 Mass Body Mfg. Co. Inc., supplies 66.75 New England Telephone, service 2,780.77 Newton Floorcraft Co., service 20.10 Newton Sash ft Door Co. Inc, parts 46.00 Newton Shade ft Screen Co., supplies 261.00 Pirolli ft Sons, Inc. M.J., supplies 13.62 Pierce Co., food 2,861.73 Quirk Co. Inc., Edward, supplies 11.OO Sherman's Lock ft Appliance Supply, supplies 60.00 221 Simplex Time Recorder Co., supplies 29.50 Spaulding Co. Inc., supplies 81.36 Standard Duplicator Sales Inc., supplies 3.50 Thompson ft Lichtncr Co., prof, services 225.00 Torroy's Eng. ft Welding, supplies 187.15 Totten Pond Heating Co., supplies 971.00 Town of Watertown, supplies 1,722.00 Turner ft Co., supplies 61.00 Union Petroleum Corp., oil 6,743.48 Waltham Chemical Co., supplies 362.50 Watertown Plumbing 6 Heating Supply, supplies 450.19 Zip Call, supplies 26.50 Adams, James, salary 2,089.68 Allen, Meredith, salary 1,446.60 Andrews, Allen, salary 2,071.40 Bannon, Joseph, salary 3,080.76 Barron, Randy, salary 1,375.20 Bender, Sharon, salary 1,833.36 Bennett, Isabcllc, salary 2,466.08 Berardi, Augusta, salary 1,124.80 Berardino, Richard, salary 2,343.04 Bertone, Viola, salary 152.S3 Blackburn, Margaret A., salary 1,529.58 Boy, John, salary 2,181.96 Boy, Stella, salary 2,873.20 Buckley, George, salary 1,318.00 Burke, Peter, salary 1,720.72 Devaney, Jean, salary 155.76 Gulla, John, salary 1,124.80 Harlow, Leonard, salary 182.74 Hughes, John, salary 1,124.80 Kinder, William, salary 615.31 Koulakas, Elizabeth, salary 255.60 Koumjian, Barbara, salary 263.50 Linohan, John, salary 2,720.22 Mastrangelo, Louis, salary 615.31 McCarthy, Charles, salary 563.68 McCarthy, Mary, salary 911.80 McDonald, Florence, salary 285.70 Mead, Kristcn, salary 1,378.99 Morash, Joan, salary 369.50 Morrisscy, Presentine, salary 1,529.58 Mucci, Paula, salary 287.23 Nadeau, Daniel, salary 793.82 O'Connor, Daniel, salary 1,192.05 Parshley, Frederick, salary 620.46 Sandi, Paul, salary 615.31 Vahey, Rita, salary 1,604.58 Wallace, Edward T., salary 1,057.92 Wallace, Madeline, salary 1,529.58 Wallace, Madeline, longevity 37.50 Williams, Florence, salary 254.88 109,944.00 School - Non Food Service - Equipment Receipts 47,029.03 Expenditure's Appliance Eng. Corp., supplies 449.75 Casson Corp., cutter mixer 2,165.00 Dowd Corp., supplies 156.00 Food Service Equip. Corp., supplies 29.45 Food Service Equip, ft Design, equipment 43.860.35 Total Expenditures 46,660.55 Balance Forward 368.48 47,029.03 School - Programs with Other Districts Appropriated 1973-74 161,377.00 Expenditures Beaverbrook Guidance Center, supplies,materials 892.00 Central Sq. Taxi, service 1,288.50 City of Boston, tuition 4,348.80 City of Cambridge, tuition 2,125.00 City of Mcdford, tuition 261.O0 City of Newton, tuition 39,261.50 City of Quincy, tuition 3,120.00 City of Soraerville, tuition 1,084.87 City of Waltham, tuition 46,725.50 Essex Agricultural ft Technical Inst, tuition 7,297.50 Franciscan Missionaries of Mary, services 484.00 Greater Boston Assoc, for Retarded Children, SOrv. 22,800.00 Mansfield Beauty Academy, tuition 2,000.00 Newman Prep School, tuition 341.67 Northeast Metro Regional Vocational Sch. Dist. 129.O0 Research Institute for Ed. Prod., services 4,500.00 Ransom's Watertown Taxi, trans. 143.80 Robert ft Richard Beauty Academy, tuition 750.O0 St. Coletta Day School, tuition 3,g70.38 Santoro, Attilio, tuition reimb. 787.00 Town of Arlington, tuition 8.40 Town of Framinghom, tuition 6.00 Town of Lexington, tuition 5,853.60 Lexington Taxi Co. Inc., trans. 1.576.00 Total Expenditures 149,754.52 Balance to Revenue 11,622.58 161,377.00 School - Brown School Remodelling Balance Forward 28,644.34 Expenditures Korslund, LcNorraand ft Quann, 7,683.80 Laurence Albrc Assoc., 4.836.12 Total Expenditures 12,519.92 Balance Forward 16.124.42 28,644.34 School - Public Law 864 Title III Balance Forward 1,181.70 Receipts 8,907.90 Refunds 10.85 10,100.45 Expenditures Assoc Ed. Consultants, services 2,000.00 BFA Media, books •'ji'22 Coolidge Hardware Inc., supplies 1-J.V4 Dole Pub., supplies 119.70 Doubleday Multimedia, books 690.93 Highsmith Co., supplies 39.23 Hubbard Scientific Co., books 113.72 Mass Advocary Center, books 3»95 McNally, Rand, books 168.01 Society for Vusual Education, film 680*nn Valiant Instruction, supplies 110.00 Total Expenditures 3,999.53 BalanceForward 6^100^92 10,100.45 School - Public Law 91-527 Drugs 1O0.OO Balance Forward Expenditures U.S. Office of Education, supplies 100.00. 223 New England Program Teacher Education Balance Forward 766.11 Receipts 1.682.43 2,448.54 Expenditures Knight, Dr. Lewis E., services 767.11 Newton College of the Sacred Heart 1.681.43 2,448.54 School - Public Law 91-230 - Adult Basic Education Balance Forward 759.75 Receipts 750.00 1,509.75 Expenditures Carrigan, Sr. Juanita, salary 321.75 Herliehy, Susan, salary 26.00 Laughrea, William, reimb. 43.75 Sacco, Edward F., services 21.00 Sull, Sr. Ann Rita, salary 693.00 Waring, Louise, services 42.00 Total Expenditures 1,147.50 Balance Forward 362.25 1,509.75 School Public Law 91-230 Title 6 B Wintor Balance Forward 3,159.20 Receipts 54,575.00 Refund 1.00 57,735.20 Transferred E ft D 10,942.06 46,793.14 Expenditures Ahern, Kathleen, salary 4,500.00 Bonorao, Sandra Janet, salary 3,343.20 Coogan, E., salary 2,352.92 Devlin, Arthur, salary 4,857.74 Garson, Cynthia, salary 2,256.26 Hoyer, Judith 0., salary 8,191.02 Kelley, Kathleen, salary 8.856.80 ABC School Supply Co., supplies 42.78 American Guidance Service, services 452.40 Bradley, Milton, books 23.10 Ann Arbor Pub., books 92.61 Childcraft Ed. Corp., supplies 8.96 Cinema Inc., record player 77.40 Collier MacMillan Dist., materials 202.65 Comm. of Mass., supplies 787.17 Community Plaything, supplies 343.80 Creative Pub., supplios 74.60 Developmental Learning Materials, supplies 103.28 Educators Pub. Service, supplies 114.17 Enrichment Reading Co. of America, supplies 48.88 Follett Pub. Co., books 20.29 Pearon Pub., supplies 20.20 Haomett, J.L., supplies 359.28 Heath, D.C., supplies 64.99 Harcourt Brace ft World, supplies 15.96 Heuristics Inc., supplies 4,450.00 Ideal School Supplies 30.65 Lakeshore Curriculum, supplios 38.85 Lyons ft Carnahan, supplies 23.82 Mainco School Supply Co., books 15.30 Mast/keystone, supplies 513.69 McGraw Hill Book Co., supplies 35.99 New England-School Supplies, supplies 92.91 Public Learning, supplies 76.60 Perry, Edward, services 65.15 224 Phonovisual Products Inc., books 27.91 Readers Digest Services 14.99 Scholastic Book Services, books 113.81 See Co., supplies 20.63 Teaching Resources, supplies 84.91 Webster-McGraw Hill, books 127.12 Wholesale Rug Shack 88.00 Total Expenditures 43,030.79 Balance Forward 3.762.35 46,793.14 School Public Law 89-10 I Summer Balance Forward 550.00 Receipts 37,710.00 38,260.00 Expenditures Blackburn, Joseph, exp. 41.72 Bloomer, Kevin, salary 18.69 Rallis, Sarrantos, salary 36.28 Scordama, Salvatore L., salary 18.14 Verrochi, Anthony, salary 18.14 Bartley, Paul, salary 450.00 Bloomer, Kevin, salary 52.50 Boyd, Joyce, salary 1,020.00 Brown, Janet, salary 77S.O0 Collcran, Donald, salary 52.50 Crosby, Virginia, salary 4O0.O0 DcCicco, Lelia, salary 400.00 Deneen, Marie, salary 667.30 Devin, James, salary 875.00 Duffy, Francis, salary 775.00 Flccca, Anthony, salary 1,020.00 Forrestall, Ellen, salary 775.00 Gaffey, Robert, salary 450.00 Gleason, Brian, salary 450.00 Harding, Patricia, salary 400.00 Harrington, Catherine, salary 4O0.O0 Herlihy, Susan, salary 775.00 Kjell, Karen, salary 400.OO Larson, Cheryl, salary 775.00 Lombardi, Diane, salary 550.00 Maguire, Loretta, salary 775.00' Mandrafino, Corrine, salary 400.00 McCaffrey, Janice, salary 775.00 McCarthy, William, salary 1,020.00 Reardon, Jock, salary 52.50 Salvato, Dorothy, salary 775.00 Solazzo, John, salary 775.00 Blue Ribbon Dairy, supplies 70.72 Boston Zoological Society, supplies 7.95 Boyd, Joyce, services 38.65 Boys' Club of Waltham Inc., supplies 375.00 Center for Field Research, programs 550.00 Chinian, Jack, roimb. 76.50 Comm. of Mass., services 1,502.93 Elbanobscot, Inc., services 1,667.06 Gaffey, Robert, services 25.60 Gleason, Brian, services 20.00 Heuristics, Inc., services 1,150.00 H P Hood Inc., services, supplies 213.69 King's Dept. Store, supplies 596.32 Maguire, Loretta, reimb. 5.25 Moody, Inc., supplies 491.86 Needbaa Transit Co., supplies, services 1,368.20 225 Psychometricts, services 704.67 McCarthy, William, reimb. 10.00 Total Expenditures 25,042.17 Balance Forward 13.217.83 38,260.00 School Public Law 874 Federal Aid Balance Forward 52,728.80 Receipts 45,821.00 Refunds 3.944.04 102,493.84 Expenditures American Protection Systems, service 26.25 Appel, Lilly, roimb. 213.19 Arone, Peter, reimb. 7.00 Arthur, Holly, roimb. 150.00 Assoc. Ed. Consultants, manuals 2,600.00 Backer, Robert, reimb. 350.85 Baldwin Piano ft Organ Studios, repairs 25.00 Barbati, John, reimb. 524.60 Beacon Vacuum Co. Inc., parts 15.00 Beaudette ft Co. Inc., services on duplicator 50.50 Belmont Springs Water Co., water 14.55 Boston Edison Co., service 8,572.56 Boy, Stella, reimb. 360.89 Boyce, Joseph, expenses 1,200.00 Busconi, Robert, forms 325.00 Business Equipment Corp., shelves 24.00 Butts ft Ordway Co., supplies 18.11 Cadillac Plastic ft Chemical Co., supplies 680.35 Calnan, Joanne, reiob. 30.00 Campbell, David, reimb. 125.00 Campbell Hardware Inc., plates 225.32 Carbone, Guy, reimb. 600.00 Carver, John, expenses, reimb. 600.00 Cinema Inc., parts, supplies 29.80 Circle Supply Co. Inc., supplies 7.00 Combustion Service Co. of N.E., services 132.95 Complete Photo Services Inc., repairs 66.75 Contemporary Drama Service, services 24.15 Coolidge Hardware Inc., supplies 1,051.31 Coombs of Watertown, service 1,138.33 Couchene, David, reimb. 25.00 Corbett, William, reimb. 1,044.67 Crawford Motors Inc., horn, service 9.82 Currier Lumber Co., lumber 241.65 Curry, William, reimb. 28O.O0 Devlin, Arthur, reimb. 32.O0 DiLeo, Joseph, reimb. 280.00 Donnelly, Edward, reimb. 33.00 Donnelly, Susan, reimb. 325.00 Drawing Board Inc., desk pad 20.50 Education System Inc., H.B., repairs 20.00 Farnsworth, Christine, reimb. 440.00 Faxon Co. Inc, F.W., supplies 2.50 Flagg Center, supplies 52.70 Follett Pub. Co., supplies 82.50 Francis, Edward C., reimb. 129.00 Gatchell Glass Co., glass 64.90 Granger Inc., W.W., supplies 76.75 Guden, Joseph, reimb. 125.00 Halloran, Carole, reimb. 280.00 Hamaett, J.L., supplies 188.06 Harlow, Leonard, roimb., oxp. 550.00 Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Inc., services 24.46 Harrington, Robert, reimb. 280.00 226 Harutunian, Ruth, reimb. 125.00 Helphinstinc, Pauline, reimb. 130.00 Hill, William, reimb. 195.OO llollis Music Studios Inc., supplies 45.OO Houghton Mifflin Co., books 17.11 House of Sports Inc., supplies 865.00 Hughes, David M., exp. 180.00 Hughes, Edward, reimb. 37.50 IBM, typewriter 580.00 Jones, Ann, reimb. 125.00 Kaufman Co. Inc., install equipment 1,415.92 Kelley, John, reimb. 617.20 Keystone Sound ft Video, repairs 76.65 Khachadoorian, Vahan, reimb. 1,600.00 Kirkjian, Theodore, reimb. 506.21 Kourajian, John, reimb. 422.30 Kyanizc Paints Inc, paints 356.00 Lake Systems Corp., repairs 124.55 Laughrea, William reimb. 30.00 Linehan, John, reimb. 430.98 Litton Educational Pub. Corp., books 13.80 MacMillan Co., supplies 165.00 Mass Gas Elect. Lt. Co., parts, supplies 92.54 Mastroiani, Antonio, reimb. 240.52 McCarthy, Charles, reimb, gas, expenses 552.65 McDonnell, Karl, reimb. 104.OO McDcrmott, Mary Louise, reimb. exp. 600.OO McMahon, Jay, reimb. cxp. 225.00 McGrath Fence Co., fence repairs 295.00 Miller, Inabeth, exp. 915.00 Monroe Division, services 29.00 Morse Body Mfg Co. Inc., sheets, parts 771.50 Mosca, Antonio, reimb. exp. 900.00 Nodeau, Daniel, reimb. exp. 646.69 Neville, Anne, reimb. 730.74 Nathaniel Dame ft Co., supplies 22.88 New England Film Service Inc., repairs 1,376.85 New England Tel ft Tel, service 2,674.81 Newton Floorcraft, repairs 22.25 Newton Shade ft Screen Co., repairs • 33.50 Newton Sash ft Door Co. Inc., repairs 57.75 Oates, James, reimb. exp. 2,586.45 Oates, Thomas, reimb. ' 823.00 O'Connor, Daniel, reimb. 629.40 Packard Machinery Co., gear 34.00 Palladino, Victor, reimb. 751.87 Parshlcy, Frederick, reimb. 550.00 Parella, Dewey, reimb. 30.00 Pirolli ft Sons, supplies 67.28 Pullman Vacuum Cleaner Corp., parts 7.65 Quintiliani, CarmenJ., reimb. 25O.O0 R.Rankin Doubleday, films 147.00 Reliable Flooring Inc, installing floor 1,657.00 Richey ft Clapper Inc, supplies 49.50 Sampson, Joseph, reimb 186.00 Schofield Campbell Co. Inc., repairs 881.75 Selective Ed. Equip. Inc., supplies 43.55 Somerset Musical Inst. Co., materials, supplies 406.00 Spaulding Co. Inc., maintenance 340.00 Stadtman, Edward, reimb. 197.91 Standard Duplicator Sales Inc, installation 35.40 Standard Electric Time Corp., supplies 87.64 Stellar Supply Co., supplies 71.25 Tobin, Cahtcrine, conf. exp. 236.69 Thomas Pub. Co., subs. 44.75 Turner ft Co., supplies 23.50 227 U.S. Office of Education, services 3,238.00 U.S. Postmaster, postage 716.51 Valiant Instructional Media, services 101.54 Various Persons, supplies 2,880.00 Waltham Chemical Corp., services 67.50 Watertown Electric Supply, wire supplies 39.92 Watertown Plumbing ft Heating, supplies 334.06 Watertown Sun, bid 131.25 Watts, Edward, reimb. 95.70 Westerbake Corp., hose 105.35 Woodland, Kenneth, reimb. 1.00 Young Co. Paul, services 142.62 Zip Call, services 26.50 Total Expenditures 59,545.72 Balance Forward 42.948.12 102,493.84 School - Public Law 89-10 I (All Year) Balance Forward 4,529.19 Receipts 106,700.00 Refunds 190.00 111,419.19 Expenditures Abrahamson, Ellen, exp. 2.30 Addison Wesley Pub. Co., adv. 6.12 Agahagian, Barbara, exp. reimb. 113.25 American Guidance Service Co., math supplios 408.76 Applied Urbanetic's Inc., supplies 100.00 Atlantic Aquarium, expenses 33.75 Barba, Janet, exp. 32.90 Barba, Sandra, exp. 22.00 Barncll Loft Ltd., books 98.08 Beckley Cardy Co., supplies 31.04 Belmont Photo, film 35.81 Benefic Press, printing 146.09 Berardi, Gus, services 28.04 Boston Children's Theatre, expenses 150.00 Boston Garden, field trips 380.00 Brennan, Mary, reimb. 68.67 Bremmer Davis Phonics, books 47.50 Bowmar Records Inc., books 38.68 Brown, Geraldine, exp. 2.25 Business Equip. Corp., cabinet 46.55 Center for Fiold Research, services 2,700.00 Chapman, Ann, reimb. 172.24 Childcraft Education Corp., plaques 6.60 Cinema 57, admissions 43.75 Cinema Inc., cassettes 118.80 Comm. of Mass., supplies 521.79 Craig, John, reimb. 25.00 Cramer Electronics Inc., supplies 26.40 Creative Pub., supplies 56.75 Cuisenaire of America Inc., rods 16.90 Decicco, Lelia, roimb. 10.50 DeMombro, Electronics, supplies 40.50 Deneen, Marie, reimb. 21.60 Dexter ft Westerbrook Ltd., supplies 10.24 Dick Co. A.B., expenses 1.69 Educaids, expenses 7.82 Educational Reading Services, supplies 58.90 Educators Pub. Service Inc., books 67.47 Encyclopaedia Britannica, games 22.89 Fay Paper Products Inc., supplies 43.10 Feinstein, Barbara, supplies 40.34 Follett Pub. Co., books 27.22 Foster's Flowers Inc., supplies 11.60 Francis Food Mart, supplies 126.49 228 Haklitch, Sr. Eileen, reimb. 17.56 Gulla, John, reinb. exp. 130.83 Guidance Assoc, books 43.00 Ginn ft Co., supplies 171.40 General Fireproofing Co., supplies 117.30 Hanaott Co., J.L., supplies 297.15 Harding, Patricia, reimb. 16.00 Harvey, Marian, reimb. 27.11 Heath ft Co., D.C., books 31.66 Heuristics Inc, evaluation services 3,725.00 Holt, Rinehart ft Winston, books 97.97 Hudson Photograhic Inc., supplies 3.31 Instructo Corp., books 25.30 Jenn, supplies 58.25 Kjell, Karen, reimb. 2.03 Leicestershire Learning System, supplies 22.28 Leonard Stationers, supplios 12.49 Lewis, Eleanor, reimb. 25.00 Litton Educational Pub., supplies 132.84 Lynn, Dianna, supplies 83.27 Lyons ft Carnahan, supplies 39.98 Manzelli, Francis, supplies, roimb. 107.50 Mass Bay Lines Inc, supplies 134.70 Mass Gas ft Elect. Lt. Supply, supplies .84 McCaffrey, Janice, reimb. 26.40 McGraw Hill Book Co., supplies 26.98 Merrill Pub. Co., Charles F., supplies 11.52 Millward Teaching Aids Co., supplies 5.60 Milton Brandley Co., books 101.86 Museum of Trans., fees 9.00 N.A.A.CP. Legal Defense, supplies 16.05 Nagle, Catherine, reimb. 22.80 Nat'l Welfare Rights Org., supplies 8.25 Needham Transit, supplies, trans. 704.60 New England Aquarium, admissions 60.75 New England Film Service Inc., supplies 107.00 New Boston Garden Corp., admissions 3O0.O0 New England School Supply Co., supplies 120.53 New England Telephone Co., supplies 169.30 Newvillc, Susan, services 4.O0 Olncy, Carol, reimb. ' 14.47 Open Court Pub. Co., supplies 14.94 Paine, Blanche, reimb. 10.SO Pflaun/standard, supplies 84.08 Pioneer Coffee Co., supplies 25.00 Plimoth Plantation, tours 32.30 Prentice Hall Inc., supplies 9.77 Psychonetrics, contract 3,099.67 Ras, Dr. F.R., supplies 25.00 Readers' Digest Services Inc., books 48.20 Sands, Carol, services 21.68 SCM Product Services, supplies 22.50 Scholastic Book Services, books 47.29 Scott Foresoan ft Co., supplies 70.56 SEE, supplies 25.54 Selective Ed. Equipment Inc., supplies 20.59 SVE, supplies, books 239.38 Southwick Wild Animal Farm, supplies 21.50 Tarclla, Karen, film 6.20 Theater Arts Youth, tickets 82.50 Town Hall Pharmacy, supplies 10.59 U.S. Postmaster 8.O0 Wal-lex Recreation Center, services 34.00 Whittnore, Mary, services 4.50 Woodes, Philip, photo services 19.00 Worcester ScienceCenter, services 32.25 Zerox Education Pub., supplies 24.55 229 Young Readers Press, books 44.47 Abrahamson, Ellen, salary 2,664.00 Aronian, Karen, salary 308.70 Arscnault, Frances, salary 1,708.47 Barba, Janet, salary 2,260.00 Barba, Sandra, salary 4,191.60 Berg, Janet, salary 308.70 Blair, Diane L., salary 192.00 Boyd, Heather, salary 51O.O0 Brennon, Mary L., salary 2,O64.O0 Brown, Janet Ferraro, salary 6,833.50 Chapman, Antoinette, salary 240.90 Ciarletta, Beverly, salary 3,815.70 Downs, Claire, salary 773.17 DcLco, Clara, salary 1,582.75 Denecn, Marie, salary 251.02 Dunn, Patricia, salary 783.76 Eprcra, Marianne, salary 216.O0 Fcinstcin, Barbara, salary 7,146.00 Forrestall, Ellen, salary 4,258.80 Frost, Mary P., salary 75.60 Haklitch, Sr. Eileen 1,404.00 Harting, Patricia, salary 2,362.00 Harrington, Catherine, salary 6,889.90 Harvey, Marion, salary 1,174.70 Herlihy, Susan, salary 2,692.O0 Hildebrand, Elinorc, salary 220.91 Kjell, Karen, salary 4,187.20 Lynn, Dcanna, salary 4,546.70 McCaffrey, Janice, salary 6,909.30 McElroy, Agnes, salary 1,848.28 Miller, Victoria, salary 4.70 Newvillc, Sandra, salary 3,849.30 Olncy, Carol B., salary 1,700.00 Scferian, Alice, salary 1,686.73 Terclla, Karen, salary 2,118.90 Vrana, Donna, salary 1,376.00 Wells, Linda, salary 998.00 Woodcs, Phillip, salary 5.525.00 Total Expenditures 106,765.11 Balance Forward 4.654.08 111,419.19 Performing Arts Balance Forward 11,385.01 Expenditures Pcros, Frank, salary 11,385.01 School - Public Law 89-10 - I (Library)rary) Balance Forward 7,927.19 Receipts 21,895.00 Refunds 154.25 29,976.44 Expenditures A ft A Distributors Inc., supplies 382.35 A ft A Paperback Dist. Inc., supplies 10.32 ACI Films Inc., films 735.00 Addison Wesley Pub. Co., books 6.14 Aids of Mass., services 150.00 Alesco, music 131.52 American Assoc, of Teachers of French, books 20.00 American Book Co., books 9.30 American Guidance Service, supplies 100.20 American Library Assoc., guide 14.45 American Technical Society, books 4.84 Archway Paperback, books 9.02 Arkus Communication, supplies 51.34 Assoc Educational Materials, materials 147.50 Athletic Institute, supplies 60.59 Avid, books 65.35 Baker ft Taylor Co., books, 393.11 Barnard Co., F.J., supplies 4.19 Bcnefic Press, printing 31.26 Bennett Co. Charles A., drawings 8.08 3FA Education Media, supplies S77.O0 Brittanica Encyclopedia, supplies 92.50 Bomar, supplies 172.80 Brodhead Garrett Co., supplies 352.80 Bowker Co., R. R., subs. 7.00 Cacdmon Records, supplies 14.54 Campbell ft Hall, supplies 7.86 Cape Living Book Co., supplies 371.29 Cenco Ed. Aids, supplies 72.79 Center for Cassette Studies, supplies 273.05 Center for Humanities, supplies 99.74 Churchill Films, films 850.00 Contemp. Drama Service, services 85.50 Continental Press Inc., supplies 36.93 David Cook Pub. Co., supplies 38.95 Coronet Inst. Media, supplies 73.OO Coronet Inst. Material, supplies 48.50 Coward McGann ft Gorhogan, supplies 15.18 Creative Pub., books 17.54 Creative Visual, supplies 64*.55 Crowcll Collier ft MacMillan, supplies 10.55 Crowcn Pub. Inc., supplies 16.34 Cruzuda Spanish Pub., subs. 5.50 Current Affairs Inc., supplies 75.50 Curriculum Innovations Inc., subs. 5.90 Dame ft Co., Nathaniel, books 54.85 Danbury Press, printing 105.50 Davis Pub. Inc., supplies 57.96 Day Timers Inc., supplies 34.95 Dcnoyer Coppert Audio Visual, supplies 402.65 Dodd, Mead ft Co. Inc., books 49.37 Doubleday ft Co. Inc., book3 906.37 Doubleday Multimedia, books 73^50 Drama Book Co., books 7*.27 ECC Corp., supplies 89.35 Educ. Activities, supplies 8.44 Educ. Audio Visual, supplies 123.15 Educational Development Co., supplies 300.00 Educational Dimensions Corp., records 41.00 Educational Products Inc., books 29.90 Educational Reading Services, books 284.40 Educational Resource Assoc Inc., kit 23.80 Educational Resource Div., books 164.06 Educational Services Inc., book 8.23 Encyclopedia Britannica, books 1,226^45 Espousal Retreat House, aids S.SO Eye Gate House, books 53.OO Folkway Scholastic, supplies 69*,45 Franklin Watts, supplies 36.06 Frontier Press Co. of Boston, books 224.80 Goodheart Wilcox Co. Inc., books 11.72 Guidance Assoc, books 1,814.95 Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, books 40*,48 Harper Row Pub. Inc., books 79.04 Holt Rinehart ft Winston Inc., books 74.85 231 Houghton Mifflin Co., supplies 47.41 Hunting, supplies 82.73 International Film Board, supplies 134.25 International Film Bureau, film 230.72 Joy Town, supplies 29.90 La Pine Scientific Co., supplies 43.59 Learning Corp. of America, supplies 1,398.58 Life Educ. Prod. Inc., supplies 34.08 Little Brown Co., supplios 43.69 Litton Educational Pub. Co., supplios 44.61 Lycem Productions, supplies 20.00 MS, subs. 9.00 MacMillan ft Co., supplies 108.99 Math Shop, supplies 2.62 McGraw Hill Co., supplies, books 1,084.48 McGraw Hill Films, films 1,330.58 McKnight Pub., books 126.04 Miller Brody Prod. Inc., supplies 737.20 NASCO, supplies 11.82 Nat'l Assoc for Armenian Students, supplies 43.27 Nat'l Directory Service Inc., supplies 5.41 Nat'l Educ. Film Center, supplies 391.80 National Film Bd of Canada, supplies 130.00 National Geographic Society, supplies 696.65 Nat'l School Public Relations Assoc., supplies 36.00 New England Films, film 562.00 New England Mobile Book Fair, books 311.08 Northwestern Univ. Press, films 8.01 Oxford University Press, supplies 41.72 Pathescope Co. Supplies 75.14 Perfection Form Co., supplies 146.14 Perry, Edward L., supplies 200.40 Plays Inc., supplies 72.53 Prentice Hall Inc., books 46.98 G. P. Putman ft Sons, supplies 334.09 Pyramid Films, supplies, films 2,144.00 Random House Inc., supplies 375.49 Readers Digest, books 11.26 Regnery, Henry ft Co., supplies 4,46 Scarecrow Press Inc., supplies 53.00 Schloat Productions, films 751.20 Science Research Assoc Inc, supplies 390.54 Scholastic Audio Visual, supplies 76.00 Scholastic Book Services, supplies 124.02 Scholastic Kindle, supplies 180.50 Scott Graphics Inc., supplies 72.00 Scribners, Charles ft Sons, supplies 36.01 Rand McNally, supplies 59.94 Hubbard Scientific Co., books 155.70 Sigma Ed. Films, films 46.00 Simon ft Scholastic Inc., supplies 36.89 Singer Society for Vis. Ed., supplies 338.26 Society for Visual Ed. Inc., books 49.00 Social Studies School Services, supplies 224.10 SVE, supplies 636.81 Starr, Carol, newsletter 153.00 Time Life Pub., supplies 37.80 Twayne Pub., books 84.80 Univ. of Ed. ft Visual Arts, supplies 200.00 Univ. of Oklahoma, books 31.68 University of Texas, books 12.50 Viking Press, supplies 81.93 Voice over Books, bible 14.68 Warren Schlost Pub., books 182.50 Webster McGraw Hill, books 7.25 William Morrow Co. Inc., books 95.02 Zerox Ed. Pub., supplies 305.20 232 Xerox Films, films 1.202.S0 Xerox Univ. Microfilm, film l,041.O9 Zcphres Educational Exchange, newsletter 16.95 Total Expcnditurcs 29,974.51 Balance Forward 1.93 29,976.44 School Public Law 90-576 Vocational Education Balance Forward 33,940.30 Receipts 317.002.00 250,942.30 Expenditures Accto, Nancy, salary 386.00 Andrews, Janice J., salary 178.00 Astovian, Donald G., salary 56.50 Branncll, Elizabeth, salary 97.00 Burke, Brian, salary 26.00 Burke, Kenneth, salary 250.00 Castellana, Michael, salary 15.00 Chasson, Placid, salary 20.00 Coffey, Maureen, salary 102.30 Corapi,' Joseph, salary 96.00 Delsignore, John, salary 19.00 DeMco, Janet L., salary 341.00 Dennis, John J., salary 25.00 DeVito, Elaine, salary 340.00 D'Intinosanto, Thomas, salary 330.00 DiRienzo, David, salary 96.00 Djivivis, Paul, salary 20.00 Farnsworth, Christine, salary 3,935.89 Farrell, Ann D., salary 6.50 Goodrow, Charles, salary 135.10 Gulla, John, salary 60.00 Guluzian, Humphrey, salary 10.OO Haley, Richard, salary 36.00 Hartunian, Kimberly, salary 86.00 Hcgger, Thomas, salary 1,836.00 Hotin, Arthur, salary 34.11 Knell, Robert, salary 190.00 McManus, Timothy, salary 36.00 Murkidjanian, Michael, salary 56.00 Ohancssian, Paul, salary 460.00 O'Hara, Kathleen, salary 29.00 Orlanzo, Elizabeth, salary 89.00 Paine, Michael, salary 36.00 Palazzo, Domenic, salary 90.00 Puzo, Jean, salary 157.00 Roth, Joanne, salary 526.50 Ryder, Paul, salary 36.00 Swcder, Gcrri, salary 5,000.00 Stowell, Alice, salary 5,000.00 Welsh, Deborah, salary 144.00 Woodland, Kenneth, salary 36.00 Yankowski, Debra, salary 8.00 A ft A Dist. Inc., books 415.29 ABC School Supply, supplies 208.13 Action for Children Television, subs. 5.00 Appleton Century Crafts, supplies 45.48 Belmont Photo, supplies 144.00 Belmont Provision Co., supplies 605.80 Boston Edison Co., refrigeration 479.95 Brctano's, supplies 349.45 Brodhead Garrett, desk 596.26 233 Brown Co. William, supplies 30.70 Complete Photo Service, film 267.40 CRM Books, books 199.64 Child Welfare League of America, books 6.O0 Cook Things, supplies 82.80 Coolidge Hardware, supplies 40.24 Council for Exceptional Children, books 20.00 Creative Publications, books 80.71 DeMambro, kit 300.00 D.E. Supplier, kits 330.42 Developmental Learning Materials, supplies 147.90 Duffy, Phyllis, roimb 32.60 Earth Guild Inc., yarn, supplies 27.20 Educational Reading Service, books 42.00 Empire Paper Co., supplies 357.20 ERCA, supplies 56.96 Follett Pub. Co., books 10.98 Ginsberg ft Sons Inc.,' supplies 1,335,00 Hammctt's, J.L, school supplies 1,801.73 Harper ft Row Pub., books 52.08 Harvard Coop Society, supplies 616.10 Holt Rinehart, Winston, supplies 295.00 Houghton Mifflin, supplies, books 60.00 International Business Machines, supplies 230.00 Larkin Assoc. Inc., transmitter 4,849.95 Lyons-Carnahan, supplies 90.04 MacLeod ft Moynihan, plywood 47.10 Mafcx Assoc. Inc, supplies 53.39 McCuc's Taxi Service, supplies, service 162.30 McGraw Hill Book Co., books 105.15 Milton Brandley Co., supplies 132.55 Nasco, books 741.04 National Assoc, for the Ed. of Young Children, subs. 20.00 Newton Potters Supply, supplies 21.60 New England Cinema, supplies 19.45 New England Film Service Inc., supplies 1,638.00 New England School Supply, supplies 1,167,81 New England Seating Co., tables 1,365.00 i New York Univ. Film Library, supplies 17.O0 Paperback Booksmith, supplies 35.75 Protestant Guild for Blind, rental 115,420.00 Public Seating, scats 303.90 Rogers, William,reimb. 64.10 S.E.E., educational equipment 426.22 Spaulding Business Products, supplios 169.O0 Time Life Inc., film 4O0.O0 Townsend Typewriter, typewriters 922.22 Tree Land, Inc, supplies 9.54 Zayrc, supplies 79.99 Total Expenditures 157,964.02 Balance Forward 92.978.28 250,942.30 School Public Law 91-230 6 B (Summer) Balance Forward 1,554.11 Expenditures MacLeod 6 Moynihan, supplies 141,34 Mass. Comm of, supplies 1,357.77 Penn Central Railroad, supplies 55.00 1,554.11 School Public Law 864 Title V 3 36Q3Q Balance Fo-ward Expenditures * Kupperschidmt, Gerald, exp. a.all'.SO 3,360.30 Balance Forward J'"°J' • ' 234 School - Public Law 89-10 Title III Balance Forward 13,283.84 Receipts 47.075.00 60,358.84 Expenditures A ft F Office Supplies, supplies 10.12 Anti-Defamation League, supplies 12.00 Arnold, Eric, expenses 2.60 Atlas Paint ft Supply, supplies 7.64 Arena, Barbara, services 15.00 Battista, Robin, services 100.00 Belmont Printing Co., copies, printing 398.50 Bernstein, Stephanie, services 240.00 Black, Samuel, services 7,725.00 Bob Charles Trans, services 185.55 Bradford, Allen, services 75.00 Brandcis Univ., supplies 30.00 Bridges, Harold, services 41.70 Brovillette, Dick, consulting 150.00 Cambasco, Inc., supplies 4.20 Castellano, Michael, services 50.00 Charvette Corp., supplies 25.80 Cottage Crest Restaurant, supplies, exp. 290.89 Comm. of Mass., supplies 922.24 Complete Photo Service Inc., supplies 160.23 Cook, Richard, reimb. 15.00 Currier Lumber Co., supplies 479.30 D.A.K., cassettes 49.74 Debby's Pet Land, supplies 18.25 Dick Co., A.B., supplies 9.90 Division of Chemical Ed., supplies 3.50 Eastern Mountain Sports Inc., supplies 284.40 East Watertown Cement Block Co., supplies 4.80 Education Action Assoc., services 5,175.00 Educational Testing Service, service 45.00 Films Inc., supplies 24.50 Evans ft Faulkner, supplies, printing 1,394.50 Glickstein, Neil, supplies , reimb. 87.30 Gollatin, Heather, tuition 22.50 Golncr, Joseph, services 42S.O0 Hammctt Co., supplies 911.02 Hirtlc, Bcrtarra, supplies, reimb. 281.60 Holiday Inn of Waltham, exp. 39.12 Howards, Dr. Melvin, services 750.00 Ideal Pictures, supplies 14.00 Jordan, Ralph, textiles 20.89 Joytown Toy Store, supplies 31.92 Kcane, Torri, services 100.00 Kosson, Harriet F.C., mileage, reimb. 61.60 Klosson, Missy, reimb. 15.00 Kirt, Lucy, reimb. 15.00 Linncr Peter ft Sons, Inc., ropes 11O.O0 Lungrcn, Linda, supplies 99.70 Loring, John S., reimb. 30.00 MacDonald, Florence, services 15.O0 McKcnzie, Frances, reimb. 176.25 Mass Pace, services 50.00 Massa, Janet, reimb. . 507.00 McCarthy, Susan, services 5O7.O0 McCree, Elizabeth, mileage reimb. 9.00 McDonald, Joseph, mileage reimb. 4.00 McNeil, Margaret, salary 20,821.67 McNeil, Margaret, expenses 485.76 235 McNeil, Peggy, reimb. 76.80 Media Program Inc., headphones 2,315.35 MIT Press, publications 2.24 Mitchell, Rando, mileage reimb. 41.60 Morse, Jaquelinc, services 15.00 Nat'l School Public Relations 16.78 Nat'l Study of School Evaluators, services 12.00 New England Book Store, books 25.00 New England Decorator Supply, supplies 10.95 New England School Supply, supplies 64.79 Nonantum Lumber Co., supplies 109.29 Northeastern Univ., tuition 20.00 Northeastern Univ., supplies 4.00 N.E. Univ. Reading ft Learning Clinic, tuition 40.00 Nuttall, Ronald, supplies 75.00 Pace, dues 50.O0 Patkin, Dr. Judith, services 810.00 Peters, Wayne, services 150.00 Porter, Roland, services 70.10 Project Adventure, supplies 157.18 Ruwc Co., pencils 8.52 Ryder, Paul, reimb. 15.00 Sakala, John, reimb. services 881.87 Sherry, Kathleen, services 15,00 Skinner. Thomas, reimb. 24.00 Smith, Barbara, reimb. 141.80 Spevack, Kathleen, services 175.00 Stcignitz, Arlene, services 150.00 Stewart, SargWoodward, services 15.25 Star Market, Inc., supplies 15.63 Suburban Lock Co., supplies 6.50 Tacy, Peter, services 225.00 Tulipano, Americo, supplies 76.00 U.S. Postmaster, postage 618.00 Union for Experimenting, pub. 1.75 Waters, Faith, services 3,018.00 Watertown Stationers ft Printers, services 4.60 Wcstinghousc Learning Corp., services 314.27 Wolkins Co. H.S., supplies 31.96 Zcrox, supplies 175.00 Total Expenditures 53,520.12 Balance Forward 6.838.72 60,358.84 Public Library Department Public Library - Personal Services Appropriated 1973-74 393,148.74 State ft City Aid Libraries 17,007.26 Appropriated Revenue Sharing 89,151.92 Refunds 521.55 499,829.47 Expcnditurcs Anderson, Angela, salary 5,918.69 Anderson, Doris, salary 10,802.30 Andrews, Barbara, salary 278.37 Avtgis, Alexandra, salary 852.13 Behrend, Heidi, salary 656.30 Bidwcll, Lucy H., salary 15,997.20 Blake, Mary, salary 15,460.56 Buczel, Valerie, salary 913.80 Burnham, Anne, salary 7,534.35 Burr, Judith, salary 1,619.00 Coburn, Deborah, salary 297.50 Conlon, Timothy, salary 424.16 Conlon, Judith, salary 446.88 Cormier, Monique, salary 299.72 Curran, Joseph, salary 5,193.16 236 Curtis, Stephen Hollis, salary 2,245.33 Czajkowski, Mary, salary 159.39 Daley, Margaret, salary 1,187.91 Day, Karen, salary 2,614.86 D'Agostino, Linda, salary 2,820.55 Diozzi, Ann, salary 10,802.30 Draskoczky, Kathleen, salary 12,203.50 Dupuis, Diane, salary 308.46 Farrell, Eileen, salary 2,282.71 Farrell, Patricia, salary 1,674.07 Favuzza, Elaine, salary 1,528.60 Folino, Susan, salary 425.40 Forrester, Martha, salary 15,847.17 Frauenheim, Mary, salary 480.35 Frimmel, Stella, salary 16,204.95 Groeppe, Kenneth, salary 11,645.90 Griffin, Ruth, salary 10,802.30 Harney, Mary, salary 15,460.56 Harris, Carol, salary 10,663.80 Hegarty, Maureen, salary 3,023.28 Henshaw, Judith, salary 213.90 Hodge, Brenda Lee, salary 186.90 Hoppe, Carol, salary 1,223.43 Jackson, Regina, salary 913.02 Jennings, Janet, salary 12,843.05 Johnson, Cynthia, salary 106.08 Kaufman, Kathryn, salary 1,085.28 Kim, Soon, salary 12,228.90 Laaprakis, Irene, salary 10,137.36 LeBlanc, Janine, salary 101.77 Mack, Forrest, salary 13,783.88 Madden, Alice, salary 11,551.98 Maman, Jeanne, salary 1,851.74 Mannix, Frances, salary 10,808.46 Marino, Madeline, salary 10,039.39 Masoian, Diane, salary 1,136.88 McHugh, Gail, salary 670.43 McHugh, Joseph, salary 398.68 McHugh, Mary, salary 10,691.50 McNally, Mary, salary 20,402.99 Murray, Charlotte, salary 2,974.59 Murray, Mark, salary 375.57 Musserian, Delvat, salary 1,267.13 Neylon, Donna, salary 1,057.21 Neylon, Helena, salary 6,659.88 O'Connell, Susan, salary 592.50 Odea, Valerie, salary 222.00 Radtke, Mary, salary 10,802.30 Reddy, Sigrid, salary 23,428.14 Richman, Amy, salary 532.13 Richmond, Katherine, salary 3,709.99 Roberts, Gail, salary 10,491.30 Roth, John, salary 5,8O1.02 Roth, Paul, salary 905.24 Rutzke, Ann Marie, salary 703.76 Sullivan, Eleanor, salary 9,195.16 Sullivan, Maureen, salary 6,913.85 Sullivan, Robert, salary 162.00 Sullivan, Suzanne, salary 11,312.91 Tambascio, Mary Ann, salary 153.26 Todino, Esther, salary 933.22 Torrance, Mildred, salary 81.00 Tuckman, Helena, salary 1,782.87 White, Jeanne, salary 14,738.17 whoolcy, Alice, salary 299.70 Williams, Cheryl, salary 122.13 Ward, Angela, salary 4,257.82 Young, Christopher, salary 562.50 237 Carey, John, salary 13,260.79 Lcnihan, Mary, salary 11,563.01 MacDonald, Walter, salary 13,503.50 Mannix, Paul, salary 13,228.99 Mannix, William, salary 14,888.27 Overtime Carey, John C, 19.08 MacDonald, Walter 210.01 Mannix, Paul 19.08 Mannix, William J. 308.77 Longevity Carey, John 300.00 Bidwcll, Lucy 150.00 Blake, Mary 425.00 Frimmcl, Stella 1SO.O0 Harney, Mary 450.00 Lamprakis, Irene 312.50 Lcnihan, Mary 150.00 Mannix, Paul 225.00 Mannix, William 300.00 McNally, Mary 525.00 Sullivan, Eleanor 178.64 Total Expenditures 499,656.12 Balance to Revenue 173.35 499,829.47 Public Library - Books, Periodicals, Binding Appropriated 1973-74 99,600.00 Refunds 279.85 99,879.85 Expenditures A ft A Paperback Dist., books 62.00 A ft A Distributors, books 222.99 Abbey Books, supplies 8.50 Addison Wesley Pub. Co., supplies 30.56 Air Travel Bargains, supplies 2.O0 Alva Museum Replicas, books 433.33 Americana, books 15.90 American Assoc, for Health Phys. Ed., supplies 20.52 American Auto Appraisal, services , subs. 8.00 American Enterprise Inst., book 4.00 American Civil Liberties Union, subs. 2.00 American Friends Serv. Comm., books 17.56 American Library Assoc., dues 74.25 American Mirror Spectators, subs. 10.00 American Public Welfare Assoc, directory, 15.00 American Pub. Co., books 21.06 American Rose Society, rose annual 7.20 Amsco School Pub. Co., supplies 10.06 Appalachian Mountain Club, guides 27.04 Apple Tru Press, adv. 5.50 Audio Brandon Film, film 288.00 Ayer Press, books 9.21 Azimuth Ind. Co., books 53.85 A-V Explorations Inc., recordings 15.00 Baikar Assoc., dues, subs. 55.00 Baker ft Taylor, books 13,366.97 Bankers Pub. Co., books 49.75 Barron's Educational Series, Inc., books 104.61 Basu, Romcn, supplies 4.64 Beacon Hill Garden Club, dues 5.20 Bellman Pub., supplies 53.40 Belmont Herald, subs. 5.O0 Bernard ft Co. Inc., Arnold, supplies 112.00 BFA Educational Media, books 2,794.40 Bird Observer of E. Mass., subs. 5.00 Black Orpheus Press Inc., subs. 22.55 238 Black Wallace Co., books 440.85 Blackwell's Ltd., books 125.03 Blosh ft Osborn, books 30.63 Bohr Records ft Tapes 88.00 Book People, supplies 13.09 Booksmith Dist. Co., books 71.46 Boston Public Library, supplies 3.80 Boston University 59.86 Bowker Co., R.E., supplies, books, subs. 956.99 Boy Scouts of America, book 7.20 Briggs 6 Briggs Inc., music 399.59 British Book Centre Inc, books 9.90 Broadman Press, supplies 1.14 Brown Co., William C., supplies 3.35 Bureau of Nat'l Affairs, books 894.00 Burnham, Anne, reimb. 2.00 Cable TV Study Committee, bk copy 5.00 Campbell ft Hall, books 4,230.01 Centre for Study of Dem Institutions, subs. 15.00 Chappell 6 Co. Inc., books 15.88 Charles Pub. Co., book3 10.40 Child World, books 219.46 Chinspy, Peoro A., books 51.00 Chrakian, E.B., book 6.75 Claitors Book Store, book 1*75 Climbers Corner, books 19.40 College Book Review, subs. 5.00 College Entrance Exam Bd., supplies 38.00 Commerce Cleaning House Inc., tax guide 512.00 Compleat Tennis Stretogist, books 3.75 Congressional Quaterly, books, subs. 157.95 Consumer Resource Center, books 10.50 Coolidge Hardware Inc., engraving tools 77.30 Council of State Gov. Book of States 19.00 Creelman, V. Drummand, books 17.47 Dell - The Best in Paperbacks, books 5.40 Deraco Educational Corp., supplies 9.95 Diraondstein BookCo. Inc., books 26,342.83 Directory of Arts 6 Antique Restoration 6.35 Directory Pub. Co., supplies 21.00 Do It Now Foundation, books 57.80 Doubleday ft Co. Inc., books 2,199.11 Drcxel Library Quarterly, book 6-00 Droke House, supplies 16.31 Dun ft Bradstreet, books 902.00 Dun-Donnclley Pub Co., books 27.OO Eastern Phelan Dist. Co., books 499.92 Ebsco Sub. Services, books 120.85 Economy Supplies, supplies 33.80 Editorial Research Report, supplies 113.00 Educational Directories Inc., directory 22.16 Educational Exchange of Greater Boston, supplies 12.30 Educators Progress Service Inc., guide 35.10 Emporium Pub. inc., supplies 20.32 Encyclopedia, Britannic, books 948.70 Entomological Reprints, reprints 21.6S Environmentalist, subs. 2.75 ESE California, annual 6»57 Facts on File, books 524.00 Faxon Co. Inc., F.W., books 18.00 Feinzig, Lynn K., books 14.25 Fenton, Robert, books 6*14 Ferguson Pub. Co. J.C., books 53.90 Film Images, film 11.75 Film Inc., film 52!*^ Filstaks, books 25.40 Flaydermcn ft Co. Inc. N., supplies 17.95 Forest ft Park News, books 10.00 239 Founders Annex Pub. Co., books 30.10 Franklin Watts, Inc., books 29*,09 Franciscan Mary Town, books 9.80 Frodericksen, Allan H., reimb. 6.00 French ft European Pub. Co., books 10.00 Fricmel, Stella, reimb. olss Frontier Press Co., supplies 635.10 Gale Research Co., books 198.02 General Microfilm Co., books 129!14 Get the Hook Productions, books 2.95 Gordon ft Breach, journal, books 105.00 Gospel Pub. House, books 4.95 Grolier Educ. Corp., books 1,572*,49 Halo ft Co., E.M., books g.56 Hall, George D., books 324*.70 Hallenic Chronicle, books 7*00 Harrenik Assoc. Inc., books loloo Harvard Coop, books, cassettes, records 4,119.92 Hippacrene Books Inc., books 9.87 Holt, Rinehart ft Winston, books 8.82 Home Health Education, books 16*38 Horn Book Inc., books 20.48 House of Huriwitz, masks 33.60 Ideal Pictures, books 89.45 II Progresso, books 80.00 Indian Voice, books 4*25 Institute for Research, books, monographs 174.90 International Library Inc., books 10.45 International Pub. Services, books 107.40 Journey Through New England, subs. 3.03 ISK Con, supplies 6.90 Kalmus, music 101.79 Karp, S., books 101.86 Kirjus Service, Inc., books 164.00 Larkin Assoc. Inc., books 191.55 Lawyers Co op. Pub., books 531.50 Legislative Reporting Service, guide 7.75 Lexington Andrews Inc., atlas 258.00 Library-Armenian Studies, books 5.50 Library Services Inc., desk 124.10 Light Impressions, books 9.42 London Records N.E. Dist. Corp., records 178*,69 Lord, Harry D., atlas 97.00 MacFadden Bartell Corp., books 22.50 MacMillan Pub. Co., books 1,162.58 Main Line Book Co., books 940.02 Malborough House Inc., reimb. 15.28 Mariner Books, books 5.10 Marquis Who's Who Inc., books 182.00 Mass Assoc for Older Americana, books 8.00 Mass Historical Society, dues 10.40 McGraw Hill Book Co., books 827.22 McNally, Mary, books 7.40 Med-Educator, books 30.25 Medros, Edward, reimb. 59.00 Metropolitan Cultural Alliance, dues 6.00 Microfilming Corp. of America, services 1,052.00 Mid. County Hospital, copier 1.00 Minute Man Record ft Tape Corp., tapes, records 3,518.28 Mirror Spectator, book 4.50 Moody's Investment Service, Inc., subs. 1,190.00 Museum of Fine Arts, membership 60.00 Musical Heritage Society, records 235.90 National Council to Eliminate Death, Taxes Inc., books 10.10 National Credit Office, books 315.00 Nat'l Cyclopedia Biography, books 44.95 Nat'l Directory Service, books 26.55 Nat'l Education Assoc., dues 9.80 240 National Geographic Society, books 267.75 National Journal, subs. 400.00 New England Document Conservation Services, dues 35.00 Hew England Mobile Book Fair, book3 929.55 News Pub. Co. Inc., books 24.95 New York Library Assoc, books 55.00 New York Times, subs. 114.00 Niles Film Products Inc., books 6.48 Oceana Pub. Inc, books 97.73 O'Hara Inc, J. Phillip, book3 7.23 Pagosmian Universal Pub., books 77.25 Pavilion Pub. Co., books 14.50 Pearson, John H., books 83.30 Pequot, supplies 3.20 Perograine Smith Inc., books 10.40 Petersen Pub. Co., books 12.68 Philips Inc., Don R., books 113.74 Plays Inc. Pub., books 6.60 Political Research Inc., books 63.75 Polk ft Co. R.L., books 96.25 Prentice Hall Co., bocks 486.00 Proud Peasants, books 65.00 PSP Inc., books 45.92 Public Affairs Inform Service, services 150.00 Publications Committee, books 4.00 Public Management, books 16.00 Public Service Pub., books 45.85 Purnell Library Assoc, books 42.45 Radio Shack, books 9.50 Rail-Europe, books 8.61 Ramparts, book 1.50 Rand McNally ft Co., books 77.00 Rand Corp. Publications 47.00 Reading International, book 15.29 Reddy, Sigrid, reimb. 130.87 Reel Research, books 7.64 Regent Book Co. Inc, books lS'.OS Research ft Education Assoc, books 14.80 Research Inst. Recommendation, books 36.00 Rounder Records, records 14.00 Sadlicr, William H. Inc., textbooks 8.23 Scarecrow Press Inc., books 7.50 Scholastic Book Services, books 573.63 FAO Schwartz, games 234.90 Scribncr's ft Son, Charles, books 199.53 Serina Press, subs. 24.55 Sketch Book 76, supplies 16.50 Skridski, Fund, volumes 23.85 Small Wonders Inc., books 75.00 Smithsonian National Assoc, dues 10.00 Society for Preservation of N.E. Antiquities, subs. S.OO South Street Seaport Bookstore, books 9.32 Spiritual Community, books 3.09 Standard ft Poor Corp., books 1,578.00 Starr, Carol, newsletter 6.00 Stochert-Halner, Inc., books 34.58 Stiskin, Oscar B., supplies 168.00 Stonwall Press, supplies 5.74 Story House Corp., books 6.29 Sundance Paperback Dist., books 5,724.72 Swallow Press Inc., books 5.70 Technology Review, books 9.00 Thomas Pub. Co., books 44.75 Times-Subscript Dept., subs. 26.00 Trapolo News, subs. 40.55 Tuchman, Holene, reimb. 14.45 Turner Subs. Agency, subs. 2,531.76 Twyan Films, films 209.90 UCLA Alumni ft Dev. Center, books 2.24 Union for Experimenting Colleges, books 8.75 Uni Pub. Inc., books 6.80 United Artists Corp., books 102.29 United Church of Christ, book 8.85 United Community Services of Met. Boston, dues 2.O0 United States Chess Federation, books 67.80 U.S. History Society Inc., books 100.50 United World Films, films 417.00 Univ. of Chicago, books 9.19 Univ. of Mass., books S.OO Urban Institute, books 8.73 Vara, Gerald, services 50.00 Vocations for Social Change, books 4.35 Volkmen Bros., books 9.35 Wall Street Journal, books 35.00 Wall Street Transcript, subs. 325.00 Warren Gorhan ft Lamont, books 49.15 Watertown News Co., books 602.50 Watertown Sun, books 25.50 Weatherman - Hazel Maire, services 13.00 West Pub. Co., adv. 134.25 Weston Wood, books 100.85 WGBH Educational Fund, membership 15.00 White, David Omar, sketchbook 9.00 White ft Co., James, books 76.75 Wholesome Film Center, books 139.03 Wilson Co. H.W., books 1,407.00 Wilton Ent. Inc., book 2.00 Women's Yellow Pages, books 3.35 Woodall Pub. Co., adv. 5.95 Writer's Digest, books 9.95 Xerox Pub. Service, service 27.40 Yankee, pub. 10.OO Yankee Book Peddler Inc., books 2,374.62 Young Adult Cooperative, books 7.50 Total Expenditures 99,879.74 Balance to Revenue .11 99,879.85 Public Library - Administrative Expense Appropriated 1973-74 15,945.00 Expenditures American Library Assoc., dues 180.00 Annual, adv. 10.00 Beaudette ft Co. Inc., book 29.80 Belmont St. Hardware Co., hardware 9.95 Big Buy Food Corp., supplies 29.44 Bonnie Upholstering ft Furnitures, supplies, service 23.00 Bostitch, parts 18.76 Bro-Dart Inc., supplies 493.88 Burnham, Anne, reimb. 16.50 Business Envelope Mfgrs. Inc., supplies 11.97 Butts ft Ordway Co., supplies 18.40 Campbell Supply Co., supplies 4.15 Ceeco Inc., supplies 47.53 Children's Book Council Inc., books 19.50 Colborn ft Proctor, bags 28.18 Complete Photo Services, film 75.20 Coolidge Hardware Inc., tools 172.35 Coolidge Rubber Stamp Co., service 45.80 Cramer Electronic Inc., equipment 44.66 DATAR Corp., supplios 111.05 Day, Karen, roimb. 26.9S Demco Ed. Corp., supplies 263.40 DiLeo, Mario, posters 45.00 242 Discount Office Supply,materials 189.11 Dolge Co. C.B., polish 82.09 Dowd Co., towels, supplies 836.18 Dymo Products Co., supplies 3.19 Eimckc Assoc Inc., supplies 22.15 Elcctralux, services 39.9S Evans ft Faulkner Inc., supplies 521.13 Fordham Equip. Co. Inc., covers 1,252.00 Forrester, Martha, reimb. 21.35 Frimmel, Stella, reimb 38.40 Fuller Co., supplies 83.25 Gatchell Glass Co., glass 7.43 Gaylord Bros. Inc., supplies 1,788.47 General Microfilm Co., copier 863.10 Graham Co. Inc. W.T., map stick, supplies 538.37 Graphic Microfilm Inc, supplies 92.86 Groeppc, Kenneth, reimb. 1.99 Hammctt Co., J.L., supplies 13.40 Harney, Mary, reimb. 10.00 Harvard Co-Op Society, dues 3.60 Henry's Bakery, supplies 62.22 Highsmith Co. Inc., supplies 303.48 Home ft Co. H.S., forms 259.90 Hutchins Photography, prints 38.08 JAB Chemical Corp., supplies 120.00 Jewel Electric Products, supplies 129.99 Jordan Textiles, supplies 17.21 Josten's Library Supplies, supplies 761.00 Kem Man. Corp., supplies 50.66 Ken Kayc Krafts Co., boards 181.05 King's Dept. Store, supplies 53.33 Kyanize Paints Inc., paints 47.40 Lamprakis, Irene, reimb. 1.01 Lawnmower Sales ft Service, G. ft M., service 93.00 Lauriccllo's Spa, supplies 7.10 Library of Congress, Supplies 7.20 Mack, Forrest, supplies 13.50 Madden, Alice, reimb. 37.10 Madison Bionica, supplies 63.45 Mass Gas ft Elect. Lt. Supply, supplies 520.85 McCarron Co., William, supplies 55.44 McNally, Mary, reimb. 12.24 Mitchell, Wallace, tapes 31.32 Moody Stationery co. Inc., supplies 439.60 Myron Man. Corp., books 28.91 Nat'l Library Week, supplies 19.05 New England Copy Specials, readings 69.36 New England Decorating Co., supplies 16.31 New England Film Service Inc., supplies 363.08 Plywood Ranch, lumber 15.69 Postmaster, postage 2,081.00 Purchasing, supplies 106.21 Reddy, Sigrid, exp. reimb. 395.95 Roberts Wallpaper ft Supply Co., supplies 88.67 Royalty Luggage, straps 54.00 Schnapp ft Barnes, supplies 2.50 Stetson Co. M.D., supplies 143.90 Stiktack Co., easels 12.00 Sullivan, Susannc, reimb. 6.00 Town of Watertown, purchasing 139.49 Transvision Service Corp., supplies 59.95 Turnstylc, supplies 9.68 University Products Inc., supplies 376.00 Upstart Library Promotionals, books 20.00 Ward, Angela, reimb. 8.04 Watertown Lock ft Cycle, books 7.00 Watertown Plumbing ft Heating, supplies 48.25 Watertown Stationers ft Printers, supplies 104.65 213 Watertown Sun, subs. 58.50 White, Jeanno, reimb. 10.75 Woolworth, W. F., supplies 45.34 Total Expenditures 15,944.76 Balance to Revenue ,24 15,945.00 Public Library - Contractual Services Appropriated 1973-74 22,450.00 Transferred Reserve Fund 3.599.00 26,049.00 Expenditures Abbott Refrigeration, services Barnard Bindery, binding Barnard ft Co Inc., F.J., supplies ^eckwith Elevator Co., service Boston Edison Co., service Boston Gas Co., service Burke, Kenneth, services Burke, Vernon, services Carroll, James, services Cinema Inc., supplios Clene Heat Inc., fuel Coyne Industrial Laundries, service Cushman, Ralph, services Electirae Service, service Gatchell Glass Co., supplies Gibbs Oil Co., fuel Graham Co. Inc., W.T., equipment Graphic Microfilm, supplies Grappo, Kenneth, services Hamill, F.J. Co., supplies Keano Fire ft Safety Equip. Co., supplies Kim, Soon, supplies Lawnmower Sales ft Service, service MacDonald, Walter, expenses Mannix, William, services Meade-McGrath Fence Co. Inc., supplies Mid. Fuel Co., Inc., fuel Millor, Charles ft Sons, services Milmore, Frederick, services Museum of Fine Arts, report of paintings Nat'l Cash Register Co., services New England Film Service, supplios New England Tel., service Newton Shade ft Screen, shados Reddy, Sigrid, reimb. Roberts Wallpaper Co., supplies Ross Mechanical Cont. Co., service Sherman, Bernson, Rosenberg, service Suburban Lock Co., service Sullivan, Maureen, trans, reimb. Townsend Typewriter, typewriter Town of Watertown, purchasing, water service Watertown Lock ft Cycle Co., repairs Watertown Plumbing ft Keating, supplies Wesby ft Sons, Inc. J.S., supplies Total Expenditures Balance to Revenue 26,049.00 Public Library - L.S.C.A. Federal Grant Title Receipts 7,999.56 Expenditures Cinema Inc., supplies 227.40 Cramer Blectronics Inc., recorder SOO.OO Complote Photo Service Inc., equip, supplies 2,863.28 244 Coolidge Paint ft Supply Inc, supplies 6.95 Cramer Electronics Inc., recorder 289.37 Lake Systems Corp., 2,859.05 MacLeod ft Moynihan, supplies 226.08 Mass Gas ft Bloc, supplies 77.43 Town Plumbing ft Heating Inc., supplies 650.00 7,999.56 Public Library - Arts ft Humanities Grant Receipts 1973-74 Expenditures Ainsinorth Gallery, frame 14.SS Henry Cooper ft Sons, supplies 30.01 Museum of Fine Arts, oil paint 350.00 New England Document Cons. Center, plexiglas 90.00 Total Expenditures 484.56 Balance Forward 15.44 Public Library - Capital Outlay Appropriated 1973-74 .29,700.00 Expenditures Allied Weatherproofing Co., painting 2,200.00 Barnott Fabric Stores, Inc., materials 20.09 Brodart Inc., tables 920.33 Brewster Corp., supplies 460.45 Buscone, John J., bookstacks l,65O.0O Charette Corp., flat file 288.00 Blectrolux, machine 186.35 Fraser Eng., repairs 165.00 Frimmcl, Stella, coat rack 15.01 G F Business Equip., chairs 835.75 Gaylord Bros Inc, record browser 419.35 Geatetner Corp., kit 70.25 Graham Co. Inc., W.T., equipment 145.46 Harvard Coop Society, supplies 93.90 Kenton Home Improvement, services 280.00 Lawson, Bruce, supplies 296.00 Lechnere, housewares 21.51 Madden, Alice, reimb. 7.55 Maloney ft Co. G.S., paint 1,599.00 Mass Gas ft Elcc Lt. Sup. Co., supplies 968.47 Mass Hardware ft Supply, supplies 46.33 Massa ft Sons, v., services 200.00 Meridian Waterproofing, services 1,319.00 Mid. Fuel Co. Inc, fuel 659.25 Miller ft Scddon Co. Inc., supplies 4,676.00 Moody Stationery Co. Inc., blackboards 42.00 Morollo Bros. Cons., construction 2,500.00 N. E. Decorating, services 36.05 N. B. Film Service Inc., films 971.55 Newton Shade ft Screen Co., shades 53.00 Plywood Ranch, wood 34.79 Puro Filter Corp. of America, service 222.00 Ross Mechanical Const. E.L., installation 98.89 Reddy, Sigrid R., reimb. 76.36 Sigma Co., repairs 5,511.90 Sullivan, Suzanne, reimb. 10.43 Sundance Paperback Dist., rack 79.50 Town Plumbing ft Heating, supplies 277.68 Townsend Typewriter Co., stand, equipment 1,159.40 Walker Co. John M., supplies 150.00 Waltham Stove Co., supplies 748.00 Watertown Stationers ft Printers, files Sl.OO Total Expenditures 29,699.60 Balance to Revenue *40 29,700.00 245 Public Library - Out of State Travel Appropriated 1973-74 750.00 Expenditures Blake, Mary C, exp. 8.75 Burnhara, Anne, reimb. cxp. 108.75 Draskoczy, Kathleen, reimb. 8.75 Frimmcl, Stella, reimb. 6.75 Jennings, Janet, reimb. 8.75 Lamprakis, Irene, reimb 6.75 Mack, Forrest, reimb. 6.00 Mannix, Frances, reimb. 8.75 McNally, Mary, reimb. 8.75 Reddy, Sigrid, exp. reimb. 578.00 • 750.00 ^Public Library Trust Fund Receipts 440.52 Expenditures Campbell ft Hall, supplies 73.37 Hearnc Bros, naps 222.00 Main Line Book Co., books 145.15 440.52 Public Library Trust Fund Balance Forward 1,000.00 Receipts 800.00 1,8O0.O0 Expcndiutrcs Pierce, William T., reimb. 1,800.00 Recreation Department Recreation - Salary of Director Appropriated 1973-74 16,143.00 Expenditures Caaarano, Richard, salary 3,024.00 Mantenuto, John, salary 515.20 Sullivan, Thomas J., salary 2.591.77 Total Expenditures 16,130.97 Balance to Revenue 12.03 16,143.00 Recreation - Salary Principal Account Clerk Appropriated 1973-74 12,413.00 Expenditures Crimmins, Anne, salary 12,413.00 Recreation - Supervisors' Salaries Appropriated 1973-74 50,000.00 Refunds 3.624.60 53,624.60 Expenditures Arone, John, salary 1,400.00 Barnes, Joseph, salary 1,851.60 Beagan, John, salary 155.30 Cadagan, Sandra, salary 105.20 Duffy, Frank, salary 1,755.00 Durkin, Leslie, salary 768.20 Ericson, Deborah, salary 816.OO Bsser, Frank, salary 1,350.00 Everett, Maureen, salary 164.80 246 Giampa, Joel, salary 1,650.00 Giggina, Marianne, salary 189.20 Hughes, David, salary 1,080.00 Leverani, Andrew, salary 120.00 Lindahl, Diane, salary 161.20 Miranda, Maria, salary 763.80 Morley, Patricia, salary 2,146.00 Mosman, Gail, salary 527.OO Pacifico, Stephen, salary 2,650.00 Papas, Nicholas, salary 787.00 Reilly, Thomas, salary 2,725.00 Savarose, Debbie, salary 70.00 Sclafani, Samuel, salary 94O.O0 Thoren, John, salary 72O.O0 Vaughan, Margaret, salary 38.60 Williams, Anne, salary 1,551.00 Williams, John, salary 2,650.00 Zollo, Jack, salary l,65O.0O Basilo, Kathryn, salary 319.00 Bates, Michael, salary 156.00 Boudreau, Diane, salary 728.00 Bouno, Mario, salary 32.00 Brackott, Eileen, salary 490.00 Brady, Charles, salary 628.00 Brcon, Suzanne, salary 5.00 Brown, Christine, salary 52.80 Browne, Cathy, salary 24.60 Bucciarelli, James, salary 563.00 Burke, Kenneth, salary 90.00 Cananan, Mark, salary 480.00 Carlson, Ruth, salary 565.00 Cerati, Frank, salary 24.90 Cohen, Carolyn, salary 9.00 Conaty, John, salary 152.60 Conaway, Patrick, salary 105.00 Costello, Daniel, salary 440.00 Costello, Philip, salary 116.00 Cotone, Frank, salary 9.00 Cousineau, Frank, salary 60.OO Crocetti, Steven,' salary 550.00 Daley, Michael, salary 565.00 Doghcrty, John, salary 32.OO Doggett, William, salary 18.00 Dupuis, Janet, salary 7.00 Fahey, Kathleen, salary 767.20 Falter, Deborah, salary 240.00 Fawcett, Stephen, salary 1,000.00 Fidler, Alan, salary 211.60 Fitzpatrick, Judith, salary 512.00 Flores, John, salary 324.00 Garabedian, James, salary 540.00 Gardiner, Jack, salary 160.00 Gorgone, Karen, salary 91.20 Gika, Anthony, salary 160.00 Guclli, Susan, salary 663.80 Guince, Christine, salary 70.00 Gulla, John, salary 72.00 Harrington, Michael, salary 180.00 Harrington, William, salary 680.00 Hatten, William, salary 530.00 Hemenway, Cindy, salary 45.00 Hoffman, David, salary 680.00 Johnson, Ruth, salary 28.00 Jurigian, Susan, salary 180.00 Kean, Peter, salary 120.00 Koot, Sandy, salary 77.20 Keefe, John, salary 16.28 Lambrino, Daniel, salary 8.00 247 Laurie, Charles, salary 25.00 Leger, Shirley, salary 48.00 Linehan, Maura, salary 75.00 Long, Paul, salary 20.00 Lund, Susan, salary 227.00 Mackowsky, Elaine, salary 160.00 Mara, George, salary 480.00 Mosca, Marie, salary 280.00 Mee, Gerald, salary 10.OO Migliaccio, Joyce, salary 126.00 Million, Carol, salary 554.80 McDermott, Dorothy, salary 576.00 McGann, Martha, salary 183.00 McMahan, William, salary 409.80 McManus, Jane, salary ' 280.00 McNeice, Patty, salary 144.60 Munger, Michael, salary 31.00 Munroe, Maryellen, salary 490.00 Musetti, Donna, salary 591.00 Najarian, Richard, salary 320.00 O'Grady, Maureen, salary 600.00 O'Handley, Gertrude, salary 18.00 Papalia, John, salary 160.00 Papas, Nicholas, salary 40.00 Parshley, Jeanne, salary 211.60 Parshlcy, Paul, salary 53.00 Parzialle, Vincent, salary 224.00 Patoy, Robert, salary 525.00 Poirier, Lawrence, salary 483.00 Regan, Susan, salary loo.OO Robley, Harold, salary 90.00 Robley, June, salary 140.00 Rufo, Peter, salary 55.00 Russo, Josephine, salary 60.00 Ryan, Gerald, salary 106.00 Ryan, John, salary 493.OO Salvato, Dorothy, salary 137.60 Skulley, Michael, salary 75.00 Sliney, Mary, salary 716.60 Sullivan, Edward, salary 640.00 Todini, Esther, salary 485.00 Traversi, Alfred, salary 56.00 Vogel, John, salary 485.00 Warner, Paul, salary 38.00 Kelly, Richard, salary 56.00 McHugh, Francis, salary 28.00 O'Grady, William, salary 28.00 Papalia, John, salary 28.00 Parrcla, Americo, salary 28.OO whoolcy, Johnj salary 28.00 Total Expenditures 53,582.08 Balance to Revenue 42.52 53,624.60 Recreation - Assistant Directors (2) Appropriated 1973-74 4,800.00 Refunds 570.00 5,370.00 Expenditures Basile, Kathryn, salary 1,220.00 Mantcnuto, John J., salary 4,013.80 Miranda, Maria, salary 136.20 5,370.00 248 Recreation - Operating Costs ft Supplies Appropriated 1973-74 25,149.00 Expenditures Alexander, Karen, salary 172.00 Aronian, Karen, salary 611.00 Bloomer, Gerard, salary 39.35 Bolli, Roy, salary 26.88 Bonanno, Robert, salary 50.00 Brackett, Eileen, salary 84.00 Brackett, John, salary 8.00 Brady, Charles, salary 252.00 Breen, Suzanne, salary 560.00 Brown, Malcolm, salary 113.76 Buczel, James, salary 45.00 Cerrati, Frank, salary 99.60 Coen, Kevin, salary 90.00 Costello, Philip, salary 60.00 Crinmins, Anne, salary 8.00 Crucetti, Steven, salary 165.00 Daley, Michael, salary 197.00 Dorian, Merrill, salary 99.60 Fratto, William, salary 21.30 Guelli, Susan, salary 112.O0 Guinee, Christine, salary 115.60 Harrington, Michael, salary 440.00 Hatten, William, salary 150.00 Hoffman, David, salary 148.00 Langionc, Paul, salary 70.00 Linehan, Maura, salary 470.00 Lund, Susan, salary 70.00 Marcantonio, Deborah, salary 28.00 Martello, Elaine, salary 52.60 McCurley, Thomas, salary 177.00 McGann, Martha, salary 87.60 McLeod, John, salary 36.38 McMahon, William, salary 150.00 Mininclcri, Philip, salary 15.00 Morrison, Donald, salary 42.50 O'Grady, William, salary 28.00 O'Koofe, John, salary 81.40 Palladino, Victor, salary 1,200.00 Papalia, John, salary 48.00 Parshley, Jeane, salary 446.40 Patey, Robert, salary 22.00 Reilly, Charlotte, salary 800.00 Robley, June, salary 175.00 Robley, Harold, salary 100.00 Rufo, Peter, salary 1,378.00 Ryan, Gerald, salary 850.00 Sclafani, Samuel, salary 30.00 Sliney, Mary, salary 56.00 Stewart, William, salary 118.28 American Knitwear ft Fabric, emblems 45.60 Atlas Paint ft Supply Co., supplies 18.35 Auburndale Sports, supplies 751.24 Bailoy Kellogg Corp., equipment 452.71 Barrett Ins. Agency, John W., insurance 846.00 Basilo, Kathryn, reimb. 50.00 Beaudette ft Co. Inc., supplios 18.95 Belmont Springs Water Co., supplies 206.54 Boston Globe, adv. 352.80 Boston Herald Traveler, adv. 302.40 Brandon, Audio, supplies 75.00 Capra Reproduction Center, supplies 431.00 249 Coolidge Hardware Inc., maps 101.77 Coolidge Paint ft Supply, wire 23.32 Deignan, Joseph F., insurance 85.95 Dole Pub., adv. 145.35 Eastern Mills, supplies 49.00 Embassy Trophy Co. Inc, trophies 292.10 Evans ft Faulkner Inc., stationery, supplies 192.88 Films Inc., film 75.50 Frank Dist. Corp., supplies 35.94 Fuller Co. Inc., cleaning products 37.00 Fun Services, services 128.52 Gatchell Glass Co. Inc., supplies 50.49 Girls Suburban Basketball League, entry fee 50.00 Harwich Engraving, supplies 3.00 Hood Inc., H.P., supplies 234.33 House of Sports Inc., equipment 1,357.65 Hovlak ft Coughlin Sporting Goods, footballs 160.50 King's, supplies, games 13.80 Learning Guild Inc, services 50.00 Manhattan Jewelers, case 30.00 Mantenuto, Angelo, services insurance 152.25 Mantcnuto, John, reimb. exp. 414.58 Mass Gas ft Elec. Lt. Supply, supplies 68.33 Moody Inc., refreshments 200.33 Morley, Patricia, supplies, exp. 52.00 Musinsky'a Inc., equipment 638.20 Necdham Transit Co., trans. 1,620.00 New England Telephone Service, services 60.75 Pugilielli, Joseph R., photos 19.50 Purchasing, supplies 382.11 Republic Sporting Store, supplies 39.00 Roberts Wallpaper ft Supply, rollers 6.60 Ross Mechanical Cont. Co., install faucets 223.42 S ft S Arts ft Crafts, yarn, plaster, supplies 2,346.70 Standard Steel ft Iron Works Co. Inc., supplies 13.60 Stigdom Corp., "T" shirts 1,051.90 Sullivan, Thomas J., expenses 3O.O0 Town Hall Pharmacy, supplies 217.65 Townsend Typewriter, service 10.60 Town of Watertown, service 121.20 Watertown Boys Club, rental 180.00 Watertown Press, subs. 7.50 Watertown Pub. Co., pub. 57.60 Watertown Sport Center 84.90 Watertown Sun, adv. 236.00 Wolverine Sports Supply, supplios 46.02 Total Expenditures 25,148.58 Balance to Revenue .42 25,149.00 Recreation - Program Retarded Children Appropriated 1973-74 16,360.00 Refunds 300.00 16,660.00 Expenditures Blue Ribbon Dairy, milk 68.39 Convenient Food Mart, supplies 77.48 Coolidge Hardware Co., equipment 26.68 Coolidge Paint ft Supply Co., supplies 21.76 D'Agostino, Pauline, services 480.00 G ft S Paper Co., paper supplies 24.50 H P Hood Inc., supplies 184.72 House of Sports, supplies 9.70 Horton Handicraft Co., supplies 20.00 King's Dept. Store, supplies 122.30 Lechmere Sales, topys 38.90 Magnus Craft Materials, Inc., materials 24.60 Necdham Transit Co., trans. 3,050.00 250 Purchasing, supplies 6.92 Roberts Wallpaper ft Supply, sheets 1.00 S ft S Arts ft Crafts, supplies 621.83 Spark-Mart Inc., food 41.38 Town Hall Pharmacy, film, supplies 19.18 Watertown Sport Center, supplies 3.75 Bates, Michael, salary 495.00 Beach, Michcle, salary 915.OO Berardi, Augusta, salary 33.08 Bloomer, Gerard, salary 1,081.81 Caporiccio, Louis, salary 520.00 Ciccaricllo, Jane, salary 480.00 Dickie, Emerson, salary 1,125.00 Evans, Pamela, salary 195.00 Geswell, Robert, salary 92.82 Harrington, Cathy, salary 1,040.00 Hughes, John, salary 68.48 Lund, Susan, salary 675.00 McLeod, John, salary 605.62 McNamara, John, salary 325.00 O'Conncll, Karen, salary 1,030.00 Papandrca, Anthony, salary 34.24 Sclafani, Samuel, salary 2,225.00 Spinosa, Robert, salary 800.00 Spordonc, Albert, salary 65.50 Todino, Esther, salary iq.qq Total Expenditures 16,659.64 Balance to Revenue .36 16,660.00 Recreation - Auto Allowance Appropriated 1973-74 Expcnditurcs Camarano, Richard, car expense 62.50 Mantenuto, John J., cxp. 35.42 Sullivan, Thomas, car expense 339.58 Total Expenditures 437.50 Balance to Revenue 12.50 450.0O Recreation - Longevity Appropriated 1973-74 150.O0 Expenditures Crimmins, Anne, salary 150.00 Recreation - ice Rental Appropriated 1973-74 3,000.00 Expcndiutrcs Watertown Mun. Skating Arena, rental 2,885.50 Balance to Revenue 114.50 3,000.00 Recreation - Umpire Salaries Appropriated 1973-74 4,600.00 Refund loo.oo 4,700.00 Expenditures Bannon, Dennis, salary 78.OO Bannon, Peter, salary 356.00 Bates, Michael, salary 474.00 Bcloukas, Steven, salary 16.00 Bryson, Scott, salary 296.00 Carbonc, Frank, salary 488.00 251 Darna, Edward, salary 462.00 Dcldon, Ralph, salary 136.00 DiMascio, Frank, salary 48.00 Donahue, Edward, salary 35.00 Flores, John, salary 10.00 Fraser, Michael, salary 24.00 Giampa, Joel, salary 226.00 Harrington, Robert, salary 186.00 Hoffman, David, salary 6.00 Izzo, Carmine, salary 167.00 Johnson, James, salary 8.00 Khederian, Oscar, salary 164.00 Khederian, Vern, salary 30.00 Lambruno, Daniel, salary 96.00 MacDonald, Wayne, salary 133.00 Marchant, Allan, salary 24.00 McMahan, William, salary 7.O0 O'Hara, Edward, salary ,. 417.O0 O'Hara, Joseph, salary 30.00 O'Hara, Thomas, salary 36.00 O'Hara, Walter, salary 513.00 Orbach, Kenneth, salary 9.00 Thompson, Richard, salary 225.00 4,700.00 Recreation - Revolving Fund Balance Forward 396.03 Receipts 3,044.85 3,440.88 Expenditures Bates, Michael, salary 48.00 Moran, John, salary 10.00 Parshley, Joanne, salary 85.88 Various Persons, services 30.00 Total Expenditures 173.88 Transferred to Estimated Receipts 3.267.00 3,440188 Unclassified Appropriated 1973-74 808,603.00 Reimbursements 19.349.82 827,952.82 Expenditures City of Boston, reimb. 1,885.63 Comm. of Mass., reimb. 2,330.20 Various Persons, pensions 773.170.31 Total Expenditures 777,386.14 Balance to Revenue 50.566.68 827,952.82 Mt. Trinity Settlement Appropriated 1973-74 7,000.00 Expenditures Protestant Guild for Blind, agreement 6 release 7,000.00 Indemnification, Fire, Police Appropriated 1973-74 500.00 Expenditures Town Hall Pharmacy, supplies 209.75 Balance to Revenue 290.25 252 Arsenal Study Committee Appropriated 1973-74 18,000.00 Transferred Reserve Fund 500.00 Refund 86.50 18,586.50 Expcnditurcs Cottage Crest, exp. conf. 145.50 Evans ft Faulkner Inc., copies 240.00 Gatchell Glass Co., glass 32.11 General Fireproofing, services 86.12 Marshall ft Stevens, Inc, consultants 2,400.00 Mass Gas ft Elec Lt. Supply Co., supplies 49.00 Oates, Maureen, exp. reimb. 177.11 Porter Const., materials, labor 53.10 Purchasing, supplies 24.70 Townsend Typewriter,Service, equipment 181.50 Watertown Stationers, supplies 52.80 Wrcnn, Nancy, services 3.679.70 Total Expenditures 7,121.64 Balance Forward 11.464.86 18,586.50 Printing Town Report Appropriated 1973-74 4,626.25 Transferred Reserve Fund 4.368.00 8,994.25 Expcnditurcs Somervillc Printing Co. Inc., printing town report 8,994.25 Underwood Lease Appropriated 1973-74 1,050.00 Expenditures Wra. Underwood Co., lease 923.25 Balance to Revenue 126.75 1,050.00 Child Development Program Appropriated 1973-74 Expcnditurcs St. James Armenian Church 3,100.00 Balance to Revenue 400.00 Town Contingent Appropriated 1973-74 7,500.00 Expcnditurcs Carlo, Samuel, settlement 59.48 Cieslik, Richard, settlement 71.00 Coffin, John E., services 100.00 Comm. of Mass. supplies 29.85 DcFelice, Lewis J., services 190.00 DelRaso, Joseph, settlement 139.00 Dole Pub. Co., adv. 238.60 Evans, Ernest, settlement 129.22 Hanlcy, Walter, settlement 1,300.00 Hart, Harold, services 143.50 lazzctti, Arthur D., settlement 425.00 Kelrose Bros, painting flagpoles 75.00 LaVallo, Frank, settlement 305.00 Matherwicz, Peter, settlement 200.00 253 MacLeod, Donald, settlement 200.00 MoGloin, Frank, services 135.00 New England Decorating Co., services 68.06 Norton, Raymond, settlement 462.75 Pugliese, Daniel G., settlement 80.00 Ryan, James, services 200.00 Sullivan, James H., services 1OO.0O Tocci, George, settlement 55.OO Union Mkt. Nat;l Bank, lease 596.16 Watertown Sun, adv. 215.50 Wormwood, Donald, settlement 275.00 Zaino, Joseph, settlement 246.00 Total Expenditures 6,039.12 Balance to Revenue 1.460.88 7,500.00 Incinerator Repairs Balance Forward 7,000.00 Bond Issue 108,000.00 Refund 1,412.44 116,412.44 Expenditures Beaumont Birch Co., parts 1,059.80 Boston Pipe ft Fitting, supplies 1,765.08 Canron Inc., supplies, repairs 1,96S.54 Eastern Ref. Co. Inc., const. 93,925.73 Erie Strayor Co., consultants S,602.00 Eureka Cement Lined Pipe, valves, lined pipe 831.00 Hilco Supply Co. Inc, supplies 358.69 McVey Crane Service Inc., services 350.00 N.E. Chain Link Fence Co., fencing 7,740.00 Postal Instant Press, reports 14.60 Rollins, King ft McKone, Inc., services 2.8Q0.00 116,412.44 Postage Expense Appropriated 1973-74 20,048.00 Transferred Reserve Fund 2.210.00 22,258.00 Expenditures Pitney Bowes, mailing machine 495.35 Postmaster, postage 21.762.65 22,258.00 Out of State Travel Appropriated 1973-74 500.00 Transferred Reserve Fund 625.00 i 125.00 Expenditures Consolidated Analysis Centers, services 225.00 McDermott, Thomas, seminar 155.00 Parrclla, Alfred, expenses 95.00 Various Persons, travel exp. 500.00 Wollman, George, conf. exp. 125.00 Total Expenditures 1,100.00 Balance to Revenue 25,00 1,125.00 DPW ft Fire Equipment Balance Forward 438,149.19 Expenditures Bcroca, Stephen, triplex 1 017 00 Casey ft Dupuis Equip. Corp., chipper 18*40o".00 Coombs Motor Co. cars 26 635.20 Crawford Motors Inc., cars, trucks 16*876*75 254 International Harvester, garwood dump trucks 20,023.46 Maxim Motor , trucks 59,920.00 Municipal Signal ft Supply, supplies 1,090.00 Northeast Sales ft Services equipment 8,985.00 RCA, radios 2,098.00 Rickey ft Clapper, Inc., mower 1,750.00 Timerland Machines Inc, shcrman Vactor Model 50.770.Q0 Total Expcnditurcs 207,565.41 Balance Forward 230,583.78 438,149.19 Traffic Commission Appropriated 1973-74 2O0.O0 Expenditures Kelly, Joseph P., conf. 2O0.0O Youth Resource Board Balance Forward 11,399.90 Appropriated 1973-74 15,000.00 Receipts 111.416.48 137,816.38 Expenditures A ft F Typewriter Office Supply, services, supplies 753.67 Aldcn Press Inc, supplies 65.50 Aldinc Pub. Co., books 47.80 Baron, Susan, services 4,259.77 Behavorial Publications 106.70 Belmont Citizen, sub. ' 5.00 Belmont Herald, adv. 5.00 Biddle, Jerald R., services 660.00 Boston Globe, adv. 148.45 Budget Copy Ctr., service 230.46 Center for Study of Responsive Law, service S.OO Children's Hospital, care 64.25 Conn. General Life Ins., hcalthplan 1,881.46 Copy Quirk, services 38.58 Cornish, Jean, services, expenses 17,534.39 DaCapa Press Inc., books 12.85 Day Care ft Child Dev. Council, supplies 2.00 Day Care Council New York, supplies 3.00 Dick Co. of N.E. Inc., A.B. office supplies 4.20 Dole Pub. Co., adv. 57.00 Duffy, Mary Grace, services 7,734.99 Duffy, Michael, services 17,738.62 Education Research Assoc., services 12.35 Educational Facilities Lab. Inc., 4.00 Fisher, Eleanor R., services, expenses 11,019.12 General Fireproofing, services 1,153.91 Harvard Coop Gociety, services 8.70 Herald Pub. Co. supplies •85.00 Human Resources Dev. Press, books 5.00 Institute for Community Development, reg. 25.O0 International Copy Ctr., services 51.91 Jason Aronson Inc., books 35.O0 Lituri ft Son Locksmith, dcsklock 3.50 Loveland, D.M., services, foster care 14,634.22 Mass Hardware ft Supply Co., supplies .62 Mental Health Materials Center, books 9.25 Method Consultants, Inc., agreements 1,258.76 Midwest Research, supplies S.OO Morgan, James, services, expenses 26,047.12 Morris Assoc. Inc, subs. 15.00 Murray, Susan, services, expenses 7,798.21 Nat'l Graduate Univ., supplies 12.50 New England Telephone, service 2,837.22 255 New York Times, subs. 57.26 Ontario Institute ,Studies in education 4.65 Peter Paul Office, equipment 128.25 Postal Instant Press, services 14.45 Praeger Pub. Inc., supplies 9.25 Prentice Hall Inc., supplies 9.87 Random House Inc, supplies 9.76 Smith, Rev. Robin, services 50.00 Solomon, Paula, services, exp. 17,665.41 Task Force on Children, books 2.95 Town Crier, subs. 9.00 Unity Comm. Services, directory 2.50 Univ. of 111., book 3.25 Urban Research Corp., supplies 2.09 Watertown Herald/Sun, adv. 3.50 Watertown Press, subs. 9.00 Widening Horizons Inc., book 1.40 Total Expcnditurcs 134,362.67 Balance Forward 3.453.71 Headquarters Veterans' Organizations Appropriated 1973-74 9,000.00 Expenditures American Legion Post 99, rent 600.00 Disabled American Veterans, rent 1,530.00 Franco American War Vets, rent 900.00 Italian American Vets, rent 1,530.00 Pvt Charles J. Shutt Det. 1,530.00 Vets of WWI, rent 900.00 Watertown Chap. 23 Am. Gold Star Mothers, rent 125.00 Watertown Post #14, rent 1.530.00 Total Expenditures 8,645.00 Balance to Revenue 355.O0 9,000.00 Arsenal Use Study Committee - Federal Grant Appropriated 1973-74 25,043.00 Expcnditurcs Town of Watertown 25,043.00 Memorial Day Appropriated 1973-74 3,000.00 Expcnditurcs Alba Press, streamers 1,508.50 American Legion Post 99, services 230.O0 Aravcts Post 41, services 405.75 Annuciators Drum ft Bugle Corp., services 450.00 B ft M of Belmont, lunches 375.50 Barbate, Arthur, services 5.00 Bcjoian, Kasper, services 99.00 Collins, Richard H., services 26.00 DerBoghosian, John, services 5.00 Drake Bakeries, supplios 165.96 Esposito, Alphonsc, car rental 75.00 Franco-American Post 24, services 100.00 Gerard of Belmont, photos 85.00 H P Hood ft Sons, supplies 246.60 Holy Family Music Assoc., services 250.00 International Ice, Cream, supplies 143.00 Italian American WWVcts, grave markers 320.00 Kelly, flowers 492.24 Marine Corp. League, services 300.00 Misscri, Chester, car rental 110.00 Murkidjonian, Michael, services 5.00 New England Decorating Co., flags 1,071.20 256 Renegades Drum ft Bugle Corps, services 300.00 Sacred Heart CYO Band, services 500.00 VFW Post 1105, services 350.00 Various Pers or Union Market Bank, bonds 131.25 World War I Veterans Barracks 100.00 Watertown High School Band, services 150.Q0 8,000.00 Independence Day Appropriated 1973-74 7,000.00 Refund 200.00 7,200.00 Expenditures Blackwood, Clifton, services 91.OO Cook, Robert, services 35.OO Higgins, Donald, overtime 35.OO Keefe, David, overtime 35.00 Kelly, Richard, overtime 40.00 Lawn, John, overtime 35.00 McFadgcn, Frederick, overtime 56.00 McHugh, Francis, overtime 35.00 O'Grady, William, overtime 70.00 Parrclla, Americo, overtime 83.00 Quinn, Robert, overtime 56.00 Smith, Francis, overtime 42,00 Withycombc, William, overtime 56.00 Crimmins, Anne, overtime 72.OO Buxccl, Frank, services 75.00 Brown, Malcolm, overtime 106.65 Reardon, James, overtime 136.95 Sabounjian, Toros, overtime * 25.00 Stewart, William, overtime 31.13 Allegro, Louis, services 200.00 American Legion Wat. Post, services 50.00 Annunciator Drum ft Bugle Corp., services 150.00 Auburndalc Sports Ctr., trophies 743.14 Bannon, Joseph, services 40.00 Barrett Jewelers, luggage 40.00 Bay State Auto Club, services 50.00 Boys Club of Newton, services 50.00 Carney, Thomas, clerical services 50.00 Carney, Virginia, services 40.00 Cassidy, Maureen, services 25.OO Comeau, Gerard, services 25.OO Cosmetics Plus Inc., jewelry 40.50 Cristcllo, Joseph, services 300.00 Davidson, Rev. David, services 15.00 Florcs, John, services 50.00 Gorin's, certificates 15.00 Harris, Kevin, services 75.00 Irwin, Rev. Paul G., services 20.OO Kelly the Florists, flowers 77.00 King's Department Stores Inc., gift cert. 45.00 Langcll Amusements Inc., services 1,000.00 Manhattcn Jewelers, luggage 40.OO May's Fashion Shop, gifts, certificates 113.89 McCarthy, Alfred, services SO.OO McCarthy Bros. Inc., services 165.00 Milmore, Fred, painting 8.00 Munger, Joyce, services 377.00 Munger, Walter, clerical services 100.00 Mussetti, Renato, drill team services 50.00 Needham Transit, trans. 40.00 Pugliclli, Joseph, photos 175.00 Silver Textile Mfg. Co., service 24.00 Table Talk Pies Inc., supplies 16.20 Various Persons, services 669.00 West Jr. High School Fife ft Drum Corps, 50.00 Wilson, Peter, services 35O.0O Total Expenditures 6,444.46 Balance to Revenue 755.54 7,200.00 Municipal Skating Department Municipal Skating - Personal Services Appropriated 1973-74 81,100.00 Appropriated Revenue Sharing Funds 17,848.77 Refunds 246.00 99,194.77 Expenditures Alberico, Bruce, salary 4.00 Beirne, Matthew, salary 11,698.13 Bolli, Roy, salary 195.00 Brennan, John, salary 130.00 Brutti, Arthur, salary 254.52 Cadagan, Paul, salary 80.00 Chisholm, Joseph, salary 16.00 Costello, Daniel, salary 144.50 Cronin, Barry, salary 11,426.25 Doucctte, Georgina, salary 65.00 Gulla, John, salary 69.00 Higgins, James, salary 1,139.04 Hutton, Albert, salary 14,107.50 LaRosc, Stephen, salary 197.00 Luck, Randall, salary 11,164.58 Lund, John, salary 20,377.30 Maitind, Antonio, salary 129.50 McHugh, Michael, salary 25.00 Micolli, J. Robert, salary 187.50 Murdock, Richard, salary 177.00 Nugent, Mary, salary 3,882.34 O'Connor, Craig, salary 109.00 Petrukenas, Charles, salary 48.00 Pickett, James, salary 84.00 Puddester, Dennis, salary 5,976.00 Ryan, John, salary 558.00 Sponce, Betty, salary 2,402.50 Spenco, Gary, salary 71.25 Spence, George, salary 2,172.00 Spence, Vita, salary 2,105.00 Tinkham, Peter, salary 7,239.88 Walker, William, salary 68.00 Matthew Beirne, overtime 90.00 Luck, Randall, overtime 108.62 Puddoster, Dennis, overtime 102.72 Tinkham, Peter, overtime 140.64 Police Details Brady, John 220.50 Camposano, Robert 28.00 Flccca, Anthony 112.00 Forbes, Edmund 147.0O Garafalo, Francis 581.00 Higgins, Donald 31.50 Jaccopo, Charles 35.O0 Kelland, Robert 112.O0 Kelly, Richard 115.50 Lawn, John, 56.00 Montgomery, Joseph 28.00 O'Connor, Richard 28.00 O'Grady, William 147.00 O'Loughlin, Walter 28.00 Parrella, Americo 112.00 Piscolli, Ronald 28.00 Pugliese, Daniel 28.00 258 Quinn, Robert, 73.50 Reardon, John 210.00 Robak, Walter 28.00 Seminar!, Peter 28.00 Tocci, George 49.00 Vaughan, Edward 28.00 Whoolcy, John, salary 28.00 York, John, 168.00 99,194.77 Municipal Skating - Utilities Appropriated 1973-74 63,600.00 Transferred Reserve Fund 6.450.00 70,050.00 Expcnditurcs Town of Watertown, service 808.60 Boston Edison Co., service 46,804.58 Boston Gas, service 18,322.67 New England Telephone, service 1.348.71 Total Expenditures 67,284.56 Balance to Revenue 2.765.44 70,050.00 Municipal Skating Supplies Appropriated 1973-74 12,458.71 Refund 25.54 Transferred Special Town Meeting 346.50 12,137.75 Expenditures A ft A Rental Co., rentals 86.91 Albcrico, John, services 25.00 Alfieri, Louis, insurance 70.00 Anchor Packing Co., materials S3.24 Auburndalc Sports Shop, supplies 196.40 Barclay Chemical Co. Inc., supplies 684.79 Barret Ins. Agency, insurance 130.00 Bay State Oil Co., supplies 75.69 Boston Machine Knife ft Grinding Co., service 608.00 Briggs ft Briggs Inc., cassettes 68.39 Butts ft Ordway Co., supplies 43.67 Chisholm, Joseph, services 20.00 Claus Gelottc, supplies 12.50 Comm. of Mass., supplies 50.00 Coolidge Hardware, supplies 253.07 Coolidge Paint ft Supply, supplies 39.77 Dole Pub. Co., adv. 404.70 Evans ft Faulkner, Inc., printing 177.78 Ferro's Lawnmower Service 30.25 Gatchel Glass Co., glass 87.04 General Electric Supply, supplies 24.38 Globe Ticket Co., tickets 47.00 Graham Co. Inc., W.T., supplies 691.06 Herald Pub. Co., printing, adv. 336.50 Hope Inc., supplies 24.41 Ice Skating Institute of America, services 150.00 Jarvis Eng. Co., pump packing 1,727.60 Kason New England Corp., services 19.08 Keane Fire ft Safety, service 197.00 King Co. Inc, E.F., supplies 442.50 Kyanize Paints, Inc., paint 234.85 Lake Systems Corp., supplies 25.00 Lewis Shepard Co., supplies 60.00 Lubin's Rink ft Bowling Suplies, equip. 103.35 Lund, John, services, reimb. 372.25 Lyons, Tom, tire repairs 3.00 MacLeod ft Moynihan Inc., plywood 406.95 Main St. Mobil Service Center, supplies 9.28 259 Martin Chemical Inc., supplies 85.80 Mass Gas ft Elec Lt. Supply, supplies 385.95 Mearn Co. R.G., supplies 44.10 Milmore, Frederick, services 85.00 Mobil Oil Corp., supplies 8.10 Moxley, John, services 25.00 Natick Comets Skate Shop, supplies 131.40 Nonantum Lumber Co., lumber 46.08 PPG Industries Inc., supplies 934.36 Purchasing, supplies 596.32 Quirk Co. Inc., Edward, repairs 9.0O Roberts Wallpaper ft Supply, supplies 81.95 Sears ft Roebuck Co., supplies 51.08 Standard Auto Gear Co. Inc., supplies 22.62 Standard Electric Supply, supplies 13.80 Swartz Hardware ft Supply, supplies 98.65 Townsend Typewriter, supplies 2.75 U.S. Figure Skating Assoc, badges 158.75 Vic's Service Inc., replacement 786.67 Vin's Automotive Service, services 204.31 Watertown Sports Center, supplies 19.60 Zamboni, Frank, supplies 7.01 Zep Man. Co., supplios 102.00 Total Expenditures 11,891.91 Balance to Revenue 245.84 12,137.75 Municipal Skating Food ft Related Supplies Appropriated 1973-74 16,200.00 Expenditures Mankiewicz Inc. K., food supplies 264.74 Nissen Baking Corp., supplies 124.96 Original Crispy Pizza , supplies 4,480.18 Pepsi Cola Bottling, supplies 7,853.05 Sexton Co. John, supplies 1,541.18 Tayters Inc., supplies 1,335.70 Town Talk Bakers, bakery goods 41.45 Woodbridge Meat Co., S.F., supplios 245.34 Worcester Baking Co., supplies 31.05 Total Expenditures 15,917.65 Balance to Revenue 282.35 16,200.00 Municipal Skating Capital Equipment Appropriated 1973-74 19,400.00 Expenditures Deignan Const. Co., const. 1,855.00 Glover Sheet Metal Inc., install outlets 315.00 Harris Inc., Robert, services 750.00 Jarvis Eng. Co., eng. serv. 10,795.00 Lubin's Rink ft Bowling Supply, supplies 1,030.50 Mass Gas ft Elec Lt. Supply Co., supplies 221.81 Metal Letters Corp., install letters on sign 765.00 Newton Shade ft Screen Co., shades 129.00 Simplex Time Recorder, service 178.60 Torrey's Eng. ft Welding Service, service 549.00 Total Expenditures 16,588.91 Balance to Revenue 2.811.09 19,400.00 Group Insurance - Town Appropriated 1973-74 295,000.00 Appropriated Revenue Sharing Funds 178,414.55 Refunds 7.848.84 481,263.39 Expenditures Boston Mutual Life Ins. Co., insurance 15,664.26 260 Moss Hospital Service Inc., 124,818.10 Various Companies 315,832.31 Various Persons 22.g51.14 Total Expenditures 479,265.81 Balance to Revenue 1.997.58 481,263.39 Appropriated 1973-74 73,000.00 Expenditures Alfieri, Louis, insurance 6,112.73 Barrett, John, insurance 23,137.00 Sclafani, Pasqualo, insurance 12,204.00 Whitney Ins. J. Malcolm, insurance 22.254.30 Total Expenditures 63,708.03 Balance to Revenue 9.291.97 73,000.00 Workmens' Compensation - Salary of Agent Appropriated 1973-74 4,890.00 Expenditures Meehan, John, salary 4,890.00 Workmens' Compensation Balance Forward 1,000.00 Appropriated 1973-74 100,000.00 Appropriated Revenue Sharing Funds 28,282.19 Refunds 1.198.08 130,480.27 Expenditures Adams, Ronald W. M.D., services 65.00 Anchor Investigative Agency, services 163.50 Anderson, Kitteridge, M.D., services 45.00 Anderson, Dr. Lawrence, services 15.00 Arena Pharmacy Inc., supplies 46.45 Arone, Peter, prose 31.50 Baboian, Dr. J.C., sorvices 49.00 Ballantine, H. Thomas MD., services 250.00 Belmont Herald, adv. 6.50 Bender, Ralph M.D., services 40.00 Bloomenthal, M.D., A.P., services 55.00 Bolli, Roy, reimb. 39.00 Brookline Radiologic Associates, services 120.00 Broome, James S. M.D., services 20.00 Brown, Robert Russell, services 42.O0 Brown, William J., services 1S.OO Brudner, Howard D.C., services 621.O0 Buttorfiold, Donald, services 115.00 Buttnex, Ludwig, services 5.20 Canzanelli, Carl J., services 150.00 Captain, Robert, services 475.00 Carr, Thomas J., services 95.O0 Central Hospital, services 8O.O0 Charles River Optical Co., glasses 23.O0 Ciampa Apothecary, services 5.95 Collins, Charles, reiob. 19.25 Comm. of Mass., supplies 335.O0 Corcoran Ambulance Sorvice, supplies 48.O0 Crocdcn, F.v. M.D., services 100.00 Cutler, Herbert M.D., services 160.00 Dale Drug, supplies 7.05 Davidson, Barry A., services 129.00 Ditzian, Kenneth S. M.D.*, services 24S.O0 Donovan, William F., services 46S.O0 Dorscy, Joseph F., sorvices 1,030.00 261 Drcttcr, Lesia R. M.D., services 150.00 Fox Drug Store, supplies 676.34 General Orthopedic Surgeons, services 30.00 Geoghegan, Lawrence T., services 60.00 Gibbons, James M., services 45.00 Goldblatt, Julius E., services 45.00 Goldman, George, services 105.00 Gorgone, Frank, reimb. 9.00 Guiney, Edwin W. M.D., services 205.00 Hagopian, Varant, M.D., services 30.OO Harlow, Courtland, M.D., services 35.00 Harcus, Thomas M.D., reimb 42.OO Harris, William H., services 20.00 Helfand, Zoland M.D., services 40.00 Hogan, Richard, services 150.00 Hutchins, Donald, services 48.00 Industrial Accident Board, exams 175.00 Jigarjian, Charles, reimb. 20.50 Johnson, Herbert M.D., reimb. 35.OO Johnson, Dr. Wayne, services 124.00 Kasparian, Karl, services 15.00 Katz, Stephen, services 115.00 Kelley, Ralph E., .services 800.00 Kerhulas, Andrew M.D., sorvices 10.00 Kevorkian, John J., services 256.00 Klonel, Dr. Allard, services 54.00 Letty, D.J. M.D., services 108.00 Leary Lab. Inc., supplies 21.50 Lexington St. Pharmacy, supplies 156.30 Lowell Orthopedic Assoc, services 121.00 Lupo, Lawrence, reimb. 14,42 MacDonald, Helen K., reimb. 2.10 MacDonald, Walter, reimb. 94.28 Mondel, Michael R. M.D., reimb. services 50.00 Manning Pharmacy, supplies 187.48 Marin, Hector M., services 25.00 Mass Eye ft Ear Infirmary, services 20.OO McGillicuddy, John J. M.D., services 280.00 McKay, Donald M.D., services 45.00 Mehrez-Vittimberga M.D., services 30.00 Meehan, John P., postage reimb. 2.00 Menton, Thomas C, services 200.00 MGH Radiological Assoc, services SO.OO Miller, Morton, M.D., services 12.OO Minincleri, Alfred, reimb. 6.95 Mt. Auburn Hospital, care 2,630.51 Mulroy, Richard MD., services 45.OO Nelson, Stuart v., services 42.OO N.E. Rehabilitation, services 1,620.00 Newrological Foundation, care 426.00 Neurological Surgery, services 105.00 Neurosurgical Office Inc., services 411.00 N. B. Orthopedic Assoc, services 1,565.00 New England Orthopedic Assoc., services 35.00 Newton Wellesley Hospital, care 30.75 North Shore Radiological Assoc., services 25.00 Osterberg, Donald, services 42.00 Papandrca, Anthony, services 28.00 Papandrca, Frederick, reimb. 34.20 Parker Hill Medical Center, supplies 972.61 Parkman Clinics, services 110.OO Patek, David J. M.D., sorvices 80.00 Picceri, Saverio, M.D., services 54.00 Piccolo's Pharmacy Inc., supplies 21.65 Porell, William J. M.D., services 81.00 Provost, Robert, services 180.00 Radiologists of Brighton, services 86.00 Radiologists of Greater Boston, services 20.00 Record, Eugene M.D., sorvices 25.00 Richards Pharmacy Inc., supplies 9.45 262 Riley, Joseph G. M.D., services 20.00 Robbins, Allan, M.D., services 30.00 Roberts Pharmacy, supplies 168.90 Rumerman, Herbert, M.D., services 34.00 Sabatino, Anthony, services 4.00 Sagall, Elliot L. M.D., services 241.50 Sancta Maria Hospital, care 4,655.16 St. Elizabeth's Hospital, care 2,814.86 Sandi, Paul, M.D., care 17.00 Scaltreto, Frank, reimb. 67.50 Scholl, John A. M.D., prof. serv. 85.00 SEH Anesthesia Assoc., services 265.00 Shapiro, M.D., Robert, services 480.00 Shepen, Bernard D., services 140.00 Shields, Lawrence, M.D., services 110.00 Shore Drug, supplies 7.35 Smith Optical Co., supplies 43.00 Sobel, William M.D., services 10.25 Spievack, Alan R. M.D., services 146.00 Stewart, William, reimb. 3.86 Symmes Hospital, care 35.00 Tanner, Michael M. M.D., services 35.00 Tanzer, Jerome M.D., service 55.00 Taylor, Donald S. M.D., services 10.00 Thompson, James, M.D., services 1,482.00 Town Hall Pharmacy, supplies 214.91 Tremblay, Joseph, M.D., services 17.00 Twinbrook Surgical Assoc, services 15.00 Waltham Hospital, services 536.24 Waltham Radiologic Assoc, services 20.00 Whalen, Joseph F. M.D., services 25.00 Wolfe, M.D. beuis, services 60.00 Wood, Bruce M.D., services 102.00 Wylie, Estate of Dr., services 14.00 Wyman, Stanley, services 597.00 Various Persons, settlement 8,000.00 Aroian, John, compensation 699.99 Arone, Peter, compensation 3,616.42 Basile, James, compensation 3,921.43 Carbone, Fannie, compensation 1,960.71 Carlo, George, compensation 236.58 Collins, Charles, compensation 3,935.43 Coffin, John, compensation 1,803.72 D'Amico, Arthur, compensation 548.56 Delleville, John, compensation 3,526.00 DePaola, Lawrence, compensation ' 5,062.84 Doylei George, settlement 2,104.15 Durnam, James, compensation 5,960.57 Femino, Richard, compensation 165.00 Ferranti, Aldo A., settlement 900.00 Flaherty, Marion, compensation 1,960.71 Gorgone, Eleanor, compensation 1,488.27 Gorgone, Frank, compensation 288.00 Haley, Paul J., compensation 392.00 Henderson, Philip, compensation 92.00 Hogan, Richard, compensation 174.99 Howley, Hazel, compensation 1,568.57 Jigarjian, Charles, compensation 977.42 Kasabian, Harry, compensation 815.71 Kelley, Francis M., compensation 480.00 Kelley, Ralph, compensation 4,402.00 Kelly, George A., compensation 1,500.00 MacDonald, Helen, compensation 629.99 MacDonald, Walter, compensation 82.28 Mahcr, Dennis, compensation 196.00 Miceli, Bruno, compensation 544.00 Myers, Agnes, compensation 3,548.79 O'Connor, John, compensation 823.14 263 O'Keefe, John, reimb. 92.00 O'Ncil, Richard, compensation 475.40 O'Reilly, Regina, compensation 269.66 Pantalone, Fiorindo, compensation 1,139.29 Pantalone, Philip, compensation 1,938.00 Phelps, John, compensation 1,342.00 Puddcster, Dennis, compensation 480.O0 Reardon, James, compensation 1,314.27 Rose, Gerald L., compensation 7,360.29 Stewart, John E., compensation 150.85 Stewart, William, compensation 220.00 Tamburro, Ralph, compensation 7,921.29 Tavcrna, Louis, compensation 6,174.00 Tibcrio, Ralph, compensation 398.00 Topjian, Leo, compensation 6,431.13 Town of Watertown, reimb. 1,295.85 130,480.27 Conservation Commission Appropriated 1973-74 2,250.00 Refund 25.00 2,275.00 Expcnditurcs Coolidge Paint ft Supply, supplies 33.69 Cons. Law Foundation, pamphlets 31.00 Complete Phot Service, film processing 566.77 Churchill, Timothy, reimb. 28.79 Charles River Watershed Assoc, dues 20.O0 Dole Pub. Co., adv. 43.43 Dekker Inc., Marcel, repairs 9.85 Environment, subs. 10.00 Environmental Affairs, subs. 18.00 Environmental Citizen Participation Inc., pub. 11.00 Epstein, Vida, reimb. 94.28 Evans ft Faulkner, supplies 135.00 Herald Pub. Co., adv. 47.00 Lawdcn Inc., recommendation report 75.00 Mass Assoc of Cons. Comm. dues 152.50 Mass Continuing Education subs. 25.50 Mass Forest ft Park Assoc, membership 50.00 Miller, Anne Marie, secretarial services 222.53 Nat'l Audibon Society, subs. 2.50 Nat'l Wildlife Foundation, subs 2.00 Park Council, pamphlet l.OO Schrefcr, Lawrence, copy 4.50 Scarle, Cecilia, services 30.00 Supt. of Documents, forms 63.25 Trek Photo of Newton, services 145.22 U.S. Dept. of Argriculture, photo lab 18.00 Wallace B. Mitchell Co., supplies 64.44 Watertown Stationers ft Printers, letterheads 51.50 Weston Nurseries Inc., peat 285.71 white, David Omar, services 3.00 Total Expenditures 2,245.46 Balance to Revenue 29.54 Civil Defense - Salary of Director Appropriated 1973-74 3,520.00 Expenditures Papalia, John L., salary 3,429.80 Shutt, Robert, salary 90.20 3,520.00 Civil Defense - Salary Senior Clerk Typist Appropriated 1973-74 5,430.00 Expenditures Gliddcn, Priscilla, salary 5,430.00 264 Civil Defense Appropriated 1973-74 15,532.50 Expenditures Alrotta Truck ft Part3, parts 105.72 American Woolen Co., supplies 170.50 Arco, supplies 5.57 Bay State Auto Supply, parts 13.81 Boston Coupling Co. Inc., supplies 335.00 Broadway A.MC, supplies ''''' . Canterbury Ltd., uniforms 2,430.00 Carlson Tire ft Alignment, tiros, services 651.64 CD. Assoc, of Mass., dues 5.00 Chishora, John, rcinli. 16.00 Charles H. Clougherty Inc., supplies 324.77 Coara. of Mass., surplus property 2,053.83 Complete Phot Services, photoss 12.82 Comtek Assoc., repairs 9.50 Coolidge Hardware, nylon rope 33.60 Coombs, service, car 2,638.40 Dan's Auto Service, service 1O.00 Delmedico, Peter, sorvices 149.44 Dodd, S.S., reinb 28.30 Evans ft Faulkner, envelopes 14.44 Farrell, Cornelius Typewriter repair 22.50 Gorham Fire Equip. Co., supplies 93.07 Guerin, Frank, services 5O.00 Igo's Welding Supply, scirvio- 248.25 Instant Signs, signs 34.00 Ivanhoc Sports Center, supplies isb.fl 1 King's Upholstering Co. Inc., services 35.00 Lceb'n Enterprises, supplies 72.50 Mack Truck Co. Inc., parts 26.03 Market St. Garage Inc., service 28.00 Mass Aux. Police Assoc., duos 102.0O Mass CD Training Academy, tuition 105.00 Mass Gas ft Elec. Supply, supplies 81.52 Milmore, Frederick, signs 40.00 Motorola Inc., service, parts 130.50 New England Telephone, service 1,041.75 Northeast Safety Products, supplies 402.13 O'Conncll, W.J., service 10.11 Poirier, Joseph, reinb. service 125.00 Purchasing, supplies 96.58 Quirk, Edward S., tiros 45.90 Radio Shack, supplies 206.72 Roberto Wallpaper ft Supply Co., supplios 43.10 Robinson ft Co., coats 274.49 Sears Roebuck, supplies 91.65 Sonervillc Auto Paint Shop, paint 93.33 Standard Auto Gear, oil, parts 90.94 Statlcr Paint Products, paint 35.00 Suburban Lock Co., keys 8.45 Suburban Propane, gasoline 671.50 Thomas F. Keefe Ins. Agency, insurance 221.00 Toombs, Leonard, reimb. 157.89 Total Power Corp., supplies 29.97 Trapelo Auto Supply, supplies 11.31 U.S.C.D. Council, duos 10.00 Watertown Sun, adv. 6.50 W ft W. Uniform, supplies 3.60 Whitney Insurance, J. Malcolm, ins. coverage sta. Your Corner Service Station, repairs 57.85 15,532.50 205 Executions Appropriated 1973-74 4,883.70 Refund 36.56 4,920.26 Expenditures Anastos, Joan M., 1,400.00 Comm. of Mass. 500.00 Jigarjian, Charles 67.61 Lambert, Marion ft Bernard Loughran 22,527.49 Mass General Hospital 1,400.00 Murphy, David P. atty ft David J. Huston 3,60O.O0 Nardone, Arando, Services 206.20 Nardone, Regina, 534.50 Professional Linon Service 475.00 Tocci, Francis 750.00 Total Expenditures 31,460.80 Deficit Forward 868.O0 Deficit Forward 27.408.S4 4,920.26 Conservation Fund Appropriated 1973-74 11,250.00 Refund 1.385.00 12,635.00 Expenditures John Wackcr ft Assoc Inc., architectural serv. 1,385.00 Watertown, Town of., trans. 11.250.00 12,635.00 County Land Awards Appropriated 1973-74 40,753.03 Expenditures County of Mid., land awards 40,753.03 Contributory Retirement System 1,173,544.00 Appropriated 1973-74 483.544.00 1.6S7.088.00 Refund Expenditures Watertown Cont. Rot. Systems 1,657,088.00 Contributory Retirement System - Military Service Credits Appropriated 1973-74 932.49 Expenditures Watertown Cont. Rot. Systems 932.49 Contributory Retirement System - Workmen's Compensation Credits Appropriated 1973-74 3,089.36 Expenditures Watertown Cont. Ret. Systems 3,089.36 Contributory Retirement System - Expense Fund Appropriated 1973-74 27,907.50 Expenditures Watertown Contributory Retirement System 27,907.50 Skating Arena Plaque Appropriated 1973-74 400.00 Expenditures McGann Bronze Inc., plaque 400.00 266 Building Code Books Appropriated 1973-74 Expenditures Watertown Stationers ft Printers, by-laws Personnel Assistant Salary - Personnel Assistant Appropriated 1973-74 100.00 Transferred Reserve Fund 6.050.00 6,150.00 Expenditures Andrews, Louis P., salary 6,045.97 Balance to Revenue 104.03 6,150.00 Unpaid Bills - Kelly Appropriated 1973-74 2,969.64 Expcnditurcs Kelly, Joseph P., 2,969.64 Unpaid Bills - O'Reilly Appropriated 1973-74 3,863.36 Expenditures O'Reilly, Robert 3,863.36 Incinerator Repairs Appropriated 1973-74 35,000.00 Transferred Reserve Fund 15.0O0.O0 50,000.00 Expenditures Dole Pub. Co., adv. 8.00 Eastern Refactories Co. Inc., const. 43,906.42 Motors Electronics ft Controls Corp., motor 1,826.60 Rollins, King ft McKone Inc., prof. serv. 4.1O0.Q0 Total Expenditures 49,841.02 Balance to Revenue 158.98 50,000.00 Incinerator Plans ft Specifications Appropriated 1973-74 35,000.00 Expenditures Rollins, King ft McKone, Inc, prof. serv. 16,000.00 Balance Forward 19.000.00 35,000.00 Unpaid Bill Ice Skating Arena Appropriated 1973-74 Expenditures Charles Contracting Co. Inc., const. 346.50 Mental Health Appropriated 1973-74 18,750.00 Expenditures Beaverbrook Guidance Center, services 18,750.00 267 Unpaid Bills Appropriated 1973-74 19,528.19 Expenditures Workmen's Compensation Barsam, Paul C, services 20.O0 Bloomenthal, A.P. M.D., services 108.00 Brackett Jr., N.P. M.D., services 15.00 Fox Drug Store, supplies 38.90 Goldblatt, Julius E. M.D., services 185.00 Goldman, George M.D., services 14.00 Gorgone, Eleanor, sorvices 100.00 Johnson, Dr. Wayne, services 27.O0 MacMillan Radiology, services S.OO Mass Bye ft Bar Infirmary, sorvices 17.50 Mass General Hospital, services 37.00 Mclntyre, Howard, services 20.00 Mt. Auburn Hospital,care 15.00 Sancta Mazia Hospital, services 10.00 SEH Anesthesia Assoc, services 56.00 Waltham Hospital, services 39.19 Police Bay State Automotive, part3 61.31 Belmont Springs Water Co., water 5.00 Coma. Mass. Dept. of Pub. Safety, permit 26.50 Coombs of Watertown, repairs 7.88 Faurot Inc, powder 138.80 Igo's Welding Supply Co., oxygen 16.69 Kcane Fire ft Safety Co., refills 9.O0 Mid. Fuel Co., service 57.50 Mt. Auburn Hospital, services 10.O0 Mulroy, Richard M.D., services 10.00 Muran, Co. L.B., repairs 30.00 Purchasing, supplies 238.85 St. Elizabeth's Hospital, care 40.55 Sancta Maria Hospital, services 70.00 Sherburn, Richard Inc., resuscitator service 28.25 Sirchic Fingerprint Lab., supplies 8.21 Titolbaum, L.M., services 20.00 Watertown Stationers ft Printers, printing 60.49 Watertown Sun, adv. 6.50 Williams, Alfred, reimb. 122.60 Xerox Corp., use of machine 67.80 Recreation - Unpaid Bills Barrett Ins. Agency, John W., services 440.O0 Library Boston Edison Co., service 506.73 Boston Gas Co., service 22.07 Gibbs Oil Co., service 907.74 Hammill Co. T. J., service 224.34 Mannix, William, services 60.00 New England Tel. Co. service 156.04 Town of Watertown, water service 51.80 Public Works Belmont Spring Water Co. Inc., water 37.33 Berecz, Stephen Co. Inc., repairs ft parts 325.65 Boston Edison Co., service 4,608.43 Boston Hydraulic Sales ft Serv., parts 289.45 Coombs Motor Co., carburator ft parts 349.47 Garwood of Boston, cable 45.04 Gibbs Oil Co., fuel 250.81 Horsey Products Inc., supplies 14.06 International Harvester, parts 145.59 International Salt Co., ice control 1,380.40 Manzelli Bros., baskets 8.40 Mass Gas & Electric, thermostats 120.43 Melono ft Sons Inc. J., sand 4,724.51 Mid. Fuel Co. Inc., fan belts 26.45 268 Moore Corp., Irving B. hose 252.00 New England Telephone Co., service 68.42 Nonantum Lumber Co., plywood 11.20 Pirolli ft Sons Inc., M.J. cement 190.51 Pump Sales ft Service Corp., labor installation 517.85 RCA Service Co., repair of mobil units 117.42 Richcy ft Clapper Inc., repairs 129.51 Standard Uniform Rental, services 30.00 Suburban Welders Supply, oxygen 59.88 Union Oil Co. of Boston, fuel 334.90 Vin's Tire Service, repairs 535.77 Warren Bros. Co., freight charges 281.36 Watertown Auto Parts, parts 16.61 Workmen's Compensation St. Elizabeth's Hospital, care 292.41 Police Northeastern University, tuition 48.00 Fire Ford, Robert E., longevity 25.00 Marchant, Raymond, longevity 50.00 Total Expenditures 19,399.10 Balance to Revenue 129.09 19,528.19 Water Construction Balance Forward 45,006.24 Bond Issue 262.000.00 307,006.24 Expenditures Charles Cont. Co. Inc., construction 165,906.50 Dodge Div., F.W., services 8.40 Total Expenditures 165,914.90 Balance Forward 141,091.34 307,006.24 Pre Charter Commission Balance Forward 6,577.95 Appropriated 1973-74 2.OO0.O0 8,577.95 Expenditures Municipal Consultants Inc., serv. 2,381.00 Bland, Verna, services 50.00 Whyto, Mary E., services 115.00 Total Expenditures 2,546.00 Balance to Revenue 6,031.95 8,577.95 Work Study Program Appropriated 1973-74 3,500.00 Expenditures Boston College, reimb. 478.48 Boston University, reimb 871.58 Carnegie Institute, reimb. 133.80 Total Expenditures 1,483.86 Balance to Revenue 2.016.14 3,500.00 Permanent School Survey Committee Balance Forward Expenditures McCarthy, Mary, services 300.00 Balance to E ft D 813.44 269 Watertown Square Project Balance Forward 26,436.33 Expenditures Alan M. Voorhees ft Associates, service 3,745.00 Bruce Campbell Assoc, plans 4.551.78 Total Expenditures 8,296.78 Balance Forward 18.139.55 26,436.33 Summer Youth Program Receipts 9,996.00 Refund 37.O0 10,033.00 Expenditures Albanese, Richard, services 344.10 Davidson, Beverly, salary 358.90 Brennan, Patricia, salary 351.50 Brown, Christine, salary 257.15 Cicero, Donald, salary 88.80 Davidson, Louise, salary 358.90 DeSantis, C. Gerrard, salary 96.20 DeSantis, Scott, salary 370.00 Dickson, Gary, salary 199.80 Dickson, Glenn, salary 358.90 D'Intosanto, David,.salary 305.25 D'Intinosanto, Michael, salary 318.20 Gildca, Dale R., salary 148.00 Higgins, Danielle, salary 236.80 Mardirosian, Karen, salary 395.90 McLellan, Dawn, salary 44.40 McNicholas, Maryellen, salary 321.90 Murphy, Deborah, salary 321.90 Murphy, Kevin, salary 111.00 O'Hara, Kathleen, salary 66.60 Paglia, David, salary 199.80 Richard, James, salary 358.90 Deborah, Rita, salary 281.20 Roche, Jaqueline, salary 303.40 Rose, Michael, salary 355.20 Saverese, Debra, salary 362.60 Smith, Steven, salary 66.60 Steverding, James, salary 377.40 Steverding, Timothy, salary 370.00 Trapasso, Thomas, salary 325.60 Vachon, Linda, salary 303.40 Vachon, Raymond, salary 296.00 Whittemore, Louis, salary 327.45 Whittemore, Robert, salary 303.40 Young, Edward, salary 281.20 City of Cambridge, reimb. 466.65 10,033.00 State Grant Council for Aging Balance Forward 1,200.00 Expenditures Highsmith Co. Inc., easel 201.73 Jackson Chairs Inc., chairs 172.28 Miller ft Seddon Co., air conditioner 390.00 Newton Shade ft Screen Co., shades 32.85 Townsend Typewriter, services, machine 287.00 Total Expenditures 1,083.86 Balance Forward 116.14 1,200.00 270 Council for Aging Appropriated 1973-74 4,835.00 Expenditures Brush Hill Trans., services 2,024.20 Crimmins, Anne, services 220.00 Evans ft Faulkner, Inc., supplies 11.29 H.S. Home ft Co., minute book 25.73 Joy Town, supplies 7.98 Metropolitan Coach Service, trans. 374.40 Piantedosi, M.A., services 500.00 Plymouth ft Brockton St. Railway Co., trans. 1,431.50 Rea, Esther, exp. 150.00 Watertown Florists, flowers 50.00 Watertown Stationers ft Printers 25.OO Watertown Sun, adv. 6.50 Total Expenditures 4,826.60 Balance to Revenue 8,40 4,835.00 Council for Aging - Drop In Center Appropriated 1973-74 2,100.00 Expenditures Dowd Co., supplies 141.18 Gorin's Store, supplies 156.86 King's Department, supplies 41.09 Lauricell Spa, food 20.11 McBride, Ruth, services 750.00 Mitchell, Wallace B., supplies 107.70 Moody's Inc., supplies 3.39 Morgan's Art Store, supplies 21.79 Piantedosi, M.A., services 30.00 Robert's Wallpaper Supply, supplies 8.00 Roth, John, services 22.50 Ryan, Mary, services 750.00 Ultrecht Linens Inc., supplies 31.25 Watertown Florists, flowers 12.00 Total Expenditures 2,095.87 Balance to Revenue 4.13 2,100.00 Ice Skating Arena Balance Forward 10,295.88 Expenditures Boutin, Sandonato ft Boque Inc., contractor 6,450.00 Meade-McGrath Fence Co., fencing 795.00 Utilities Survey Eng. Corp., services 2,130.00 Symmes, Maimi ft McKee Inc., application 400.00 Total Expenditures 9,775.00 Balance Forward 520.88 10,295.88 Emergency Medical Services Committee Ambulance Appropriated 1973-74 23,000.00 Expenditures American Fire Equipment, air packs 836.84 Bay State Auto Supply, cables, tools 96.16 Coombs Motor Co., new chassis cab 5.300.00 Total Expenditures 6,233.00 Balance Forward 16.767.00 23,000.00 271 Emorgcncy Medical Services Committee Supplies Appropriated 1973-74 3 SQQ qq Expenditures Allis Corp., gauntlets 30.00 Bay State Auto Supply, cables, tools 290^42 Dyna Med Inc., service 60.85 Emergency Care Inf. Center, subs. 9O*.0O Garland Fire Equip. Co., lights, blankets 438.50 Halband, Inc., kits 64.95 Health Planning Council, supplies 18.00 Holmes Co., Ernest, rescue tool 150.00 Innolid Services Corp., litter 37^95 Medical Instruments, supplies 78.O0 National Reg. of EMT, services 60.00 Now Standard Co. Inc, life board 37.50 Otis Clapp ft Co. Inc., equipment 127.90 Reprint Editor, pamphlets 420.00 Rescue Products Inc., kits 118*60 Respiratory Specialities, inhalator 403.00 Ring Saw Inc., saw 599.00 Sound Service, K ft L., tape recorder 65.00 Trans. American Film Corp. 271.80 Watertown Stationers ft Printers, supplies 49.50 Total Expenditures 3,410.97 Balance to Revenue 89.03 3,500.00 Payroll Deductions - Bonds Balance Forward 2,801.03 Deductions 53.592.10 56,393.13 Expenditures Union Market Nat'l Bank, purchase of bonds 53,981.21 Various Persons, refunds 303.81 Total Expenditures 54,285.06 Balance Forward 2.108.07 56,393.13 Payroll Deductions - Federal withholding Tax Deductions 2,819,446.72 Expenditures Deficit Forward 74-75 25.71 Pay Roll Deductions 2,815,147*.82 Various Persons, refunds 4.324.61 2,819,446.72 Payroll Deductions - State Withholding Tax. Deductions 723,861.62 Expenditures Comm. of Mass. 722,916.20 Various Persons 953.65 Total Expenditures 723,869.85 Deficit Forward 8.23 723,861.62 Payroll Deductions - Group Insurance Balance Forward 24,565.24 Payroll deductions 456.436.88 481,002.12 Expenditures Boston Mutual Life Ins. Co. 15,921.10 Comm. of Mass., group ins. comm. 2,335.00 Mass Hospital Service Co., 29,780.24 Various Companies, 425,537.83 Various Persons, refunds 1.512.44 481,002.12 Total Expenditures 475,016.61 Balance Forward 5.915.51 481,002.12 272 Payroll Deductions - Optional Life Insurance Deficit Forward 1.01 Deductions 19,672.77 19,671.76 Expcnditurcs Boston Mutual Life Ins. Co. 19,668.45 Various Persons, refunds 20.71 19,672.77 Total Expcnditurcs 19,689.16 Deficit Forward Payroll Deductions - Retirement 17.40 19,672.77 Balance Forward 48,772.81 Deductions 819.233.08 868,005.89 Expcnditurcs Comm. of Mass. teachers ret. 414,053.44 Watertown, Town of or various persons 1,454.54 Watertown Cont. Ret. System 452.497.91 868,005.89 Payroll Deductions - Tax Sheltered Annuities Balance Forward 1,740.71 Deductions 117.559.29 119,300.00 Expenditures Various Companies 116,544.94 Various Persons, refunds 2.024.71 Total Expenditures 118,569.65 Balance Forward 730.35 119,300.00 Town Debt ft Interest Appropriated 1973-74 1,045,000.00 Expenditures National Shawmut Bank of Boston 60,000.00 N. E. Merchants Nat'l Bank 945,000.00 State Street Bank ft Trust Co., 35.000.00 Total Expenditures 1,040,000.00 Balance to Revenue 5.00Q.OO 1,045,000.00 Appropriated 1973-74 689,000.00 Transferred Reserve Fund 24.384.39 713,384.39 Expenditures National Shawmut Bank of Boston, int. on loans 1,140.00 New England Merchants National Bank, int. on loans 545,392.50 State St. Bank ft Trust, int. on loans 306.25 Interest - Anticipation of Revenue Boston Safe Deposit 16,555.87 Capitol Bank ft Trust Co. 4,160.00 Community Nat'l Bank 23,538.70 First National Bonk of Boston 1,970.00 National Shawmut Bank of Boston 23,167.38 New England Merchants Nat'l Bank 16,983.48 Newton Waltham Bank ft Trust Co. 22,966.18 State St. Bank ft Trust Co. 12,374.37 Union Market National Bank 44.829.66 713,334.39 State Taxes ft Assessments Estimated by Commissioner 1,815,196.82 Expenditures Auditing Municipal Accounts 326.42 State Examination of Retirement System 488.00 Met. Park Loan Serial Bonds 66,200.21 Interest 30,503.40 Maintenance 202,388.68 Met. Sewerage Tax 54,465.75 Interest 49,564.49 Maintenance 134,759.52 Met. Planning Council 1,962.90 Met. Water Loan 199,578.24 Boston Met. District 460.03 Moss Bay Trans. Authority 939,637.84 Boston Arena Authority 6,195.66 Mot. Air Pollution 1,775.66 Motor Excise 2,986.35 Group Insurance - Elderly 10,821.73 Group Insurance - Retired Teachers 31.778.03 Total Expenditures 1,733,892.91 Balance to Revenue 81.303.91 1,815,196.82 County Tax 1973 Estimated by Commissioner 1,250,234.67 Expenditures Treasurer, Mid. County 1,291,721.50 Deficit Forward 41.486.83 1,250,234.67 County T B Assessments 1973 Estimated by Commissioner 63,277.77 *Expenditures Treasurer, Mid. County 63,277.77 MISCELLANEOUS Cemetery Perpetual Care Bequests 23,970.50 Cemetery Perpetual Care Fund 49,782.81 Dog Fund 5,472.00 Return Performance Deposit Bonds 4,500.00 Various Wills, Bequests 1,525.00 TEMPORARY LOANS Anticipation of Revenue 10,000,000.00 INVESTMENTS Treasurer - Stablization Fund 363,921.24 Treasurer - Investment - Cash 3,600,000.00 Treasurer - Investment -PL 92/512 6,879,692.39 Treasurer - Departmental Equipment 1,250,000.00 274 Apportioned Sidewalk Assessments not due 7,998.27 Sidewalk Assessment due 1974 1,049.42 1975 932.88 1976 757.21 1977 704.44 1978 687.11 1979 560.20 1980 520.98 1981 465.27 1982 440.68 1983 358.93 1984 261.86 1985 217.90 1986 155.71 1987 155.71 1988 1SS.71 1989 145.70 1990 145.70 1991 145.70 1992 82.38 1993 54.78 Apportioned Stroot Assessments not due 6,134.S0 Street Assessment due 1974 1,799.37 1975 1,430.64 1976 1,204.42 1977 718.38 1978 413.88 1979 224.27 1980 202.45 1981 88.41 1982 52.68 DEBT ACCOUNTS Net Funded or Fixed Debt 7,939,944.00 Urban Renewal Loan 5,155,000.00 Water Construction Loan 200,000.00 School Remodelling Loan 105,000.00 Departmental Equipment Loan 395,000.00 Ice Skating Arena Loan 650,000.00 Incinerator Repair Loan 108,000.00 Water Construction Loan 262,000.00 Incinerator Loan 150,000.00 Library Addition Loan 5,000.00 Sewer Construction Loan 30,000.00 Hosmcr School Loan 770,000.00 School Deficiency Loan 1Q9.944.00 275 TOWN OF WATERTOWN BALANCE SHEET ASSETS General .,476,571.98 Rev. Sh. P.L. 92-512 79,481.06 Investment, Treasurer 400,000.00 Investment, P.L. 92/512 600,000.00 Investment, Departmental Equipment 250,000.00 2,806,053.04 PETTY CASH ADVANCES: Collector 5OO.O0 Engineering 15.O0 Library 40.00 School: Food Services 750.00 Athletic 150.00 Veteran's Services 200.00 Treasurer 50.00 1,705.00 ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE: Taxes: Levy of 1972 Motor Vehicle Excise 30,360.77 Levy of 1973: Personal Property 930.67 Real Estate 43,351.04 Motor Vehicle Excise 62,464.57 Levy of 1973A Personal Property 5,290.92 Real Estate 456,743.48 Levy of 1974 Motor Vehicle Excise 250,516.61 849,658.06 TAX TITLES ft POSSESSIONS: Tax Titles 85,686.20 Tax Possessions 726.90 86,413.10 DEPARTMENTAL: Public Works: Incinerator 776.50 Miscellaneous 100.52 Rubbish 222.50 Weights ft Measures 25.40 Veteran's Benefits 5,505.36 Water Division: District 1. 18,346.92 District 2. 3,843.46 District 3. 5,703.71 Commercial 7,665.16 Water Liens 336.94 42,526.47 LOANS AUTHORIZED: Cunniff School Addition 169,507.44 Marshall Spring School 3,368,000.00 Sewer ft Drainage 70,000.00 Urban Renewal 885,000.00 West Jr. H.S. Addition 180,000.00 Fire Alarm System 120,000.00 Browne School Repairs 53,000.00 Coolidge School Repairs 56,000.00 Playground Improvements 230,000.00 5,131,507.44 OVERLAY DEFICITS: Levy of 1971 305.60 DUE FROM STABLIZATION FUND 75,000.00 UNDERESTIMATES: County Tax 1973-74 41,486.83 EXECUTIONS 27,408.54 PAYROLL DEDUCTIONS (overpayment) With-holding Tax Federal 25.71 With-holding Tax State 8.23 Optional Life Insurance 17.40 51.34 APPROPRIATIONS AUTHORIZED Rev. Sh. P.L. 92-512 1,700,200.00 REVENUE, 1975 18.621.258.14 $ 29,383.573.56 LIABILITIES PAYROLL DEDUCTIONS: Bonds $ 2,108.07 Group Insurance 5,915.51 Tax Sheltered Annuities 730.35 8,753.93 AGENCY: Dog Fund 1,449.00 Tailings 7,960.06 9,409.06 TRUST FUNDS: Cemetery 550.00 Potter Memorial Gate Fund 605.71 Purchase of Trees 150.00 Performance Bond Deposits 800.00 Conservation Fund 602.50 2,708.21 PREMIUMS ON LOANS: Premium 4,531.83 Accrued Interest 479.41 5,011.24 FEDERAL GRANTS: Schools: Non Food Service Equipment 368.48 Public Law 864, Title III 6,100.92 Public Law 864, Title V 3,265.30 Public Law 91-230 Ad. Basic Education 362.25 Public Law 91-230 Title 6 B 3,762.35 Public Law 89-10 Title I, Summer School 13,217.83 Public Law 874 42,948.12 Public Law 89-10 Title I, All Year 4,654.08 Public Law 89-10 Library 1.93 Public Law 90-576 Voc Ed. 92,978.28 Charrettc 6.39 Public Law 89-10, I Home Base 6,838.72 Library: L.S.C.A. Title I 2,365.16 Arts ft Humanities Grant 15.44 Multi Service Grant, Drug Program 782.00 177,667.25 REVENUE SHARING FUND P.L. 92/512 679,481.06 REVOLVING FUNDS: Police Extra Details 2,398.00 Purchasing 3,690.93 School: Athletic 7,337.99 Food Services 1,111.22 14,538.14 APPROPRIATION BALANCES FORWARD 384,844.14 APPROPRIATIONS AUTHORIZED P.L. 92/512 1,700,200.00 NON-REVENUE BALANCES FORWARD: Browne School Remodelling 16,124.42 Cunniff School Addition 230,492.56 Ice Skating Arena 520.88 Sewer ft Water Lines 5,411.85 Sewer ft Drainage 6,405.02 Water Construction 141,091.34 Departmental Equipment 230,583.78 630,629.85 LOANS AUTHORIZED UNISSUED 5,131,507.44 OVERESTIMATES: State Taxes ft Assessments 81,303.91 SALE OF TOWN OWNED LAND 9,970.15 Excess, Sale of Town Owned Land 442.88 INSURANCE RECOVERY 96,221.08 106,634.11 SALE OF CEMETERY LOTS 82,579.75 RESERVE FUND, OVERLAY 14,778.05 OVERLAYS RESERVED FOR ABATEMENTS: Levy of 1970 37,917.73 Levy of 1972 16,480.47 Levy of 1973 410,683.66 465,081.86 RECEIPTS RESERVED FOR APPROPRIATION Parking Meter Fund 11,840.68 REVENUE RESERVED UNTIL COLLECTED: Departmental 6,080.28 Motor Vehicle 343,341.95 Tax Titles ft Possessions 86,413.10 Water 35,896.19 471,731.52 RESERVE FOR PETTY CASH ADVANCES 1,705.00 SURPLUS REVENUE 281,910.22 APPROPRIATION CONTROL, 1975 19,121.258.14 S 29,383,573.56 REPORT OF TOWN CLERK The followlnr Is the renort of the Town Clerk Tor the first six months of 197Jl, belnp the last six months of an eighteen month riscal year, January 1, 1073 to June 30,-lQ7'i. Fees Collected: Town Clerk's Department collected Sl6.Ti5.31 for various types of licenses and fees. Of this amount $7,618.25 was for Conservation Licenses and $2,718.00 was for dor licenses. All fees were turned Into the Office of Town Treasurer, including the wrltlnr fee for Fish and name Licenses Fees collected In the Office of Town Clerk for Licenses and Permits issued by the Board of Selectmen totaled $5,2"8.00 which was turned Into the mown Treasury. Vital Statistics: A total of 165 births have been received In the first six months or 197^. A total of 18" deaths certificates relating to nersons who died in Watertown or residents of Watertown who died out of town were forwarded to the Secretary of State. A total of 191 couples filed Intentions of Marriage. The total number of marriages, lncludlnr records of Watertown nersons married out of the State totaled 230. Dop: Licenses: There were U52 male dop: licenses Issued totallnr $1,356.00 77 female dor licenses Issued, totallnr $462.00 312 snayed female dor. licenses Issued, totallnr $036.no Conservation Licenses: There were 936 licenses Issued In the first six months of 197'' and the amount collected totaled $7,833.50. Of this amount $215.25 renresented fee3 which were turned Into the Town Treasury and the balance of $7,618.25 was forwarded to the Division of Fisheries and flame, Boston. Phllln F. Oror.an, Town Clerk 278 REPORT OF TOWN TREASURER I hereby submit my report for the transitional period beginning on January 1st, 1973 and ending on June 30th, 1974*. Hereafter, the fiscal year will be from July 1st through June 30th of the ensuing year. It is now apparent that the advantages of the new fiscal year will far outweigh the disadvantages. The Town will gain substantially in reduced short term borrowing costs together with a more precise and orderly budgeting procedure. BORROWINGS Short-term borrowings for the 18 month period was $10,000,000.00. Short-term interest rates increased substantilly over 1972; therefore, the cost of short-term borrowing for a similar 12 month period increased from $79.29'u'»0 to $13^,076.20. On November 1st, 1973 the Town purchased $108,000.00 of Incinerator Bonds. The winning bid; New England Merchants National Bank at <».<>$%. On November 15th, 1973 the Town purchased $262,000.00 of Water Bonds. This represents the balance of the $787,000.00 bond issue authorized in 1968. The winning bidt Rhode Island Hospital Trust National Bank at 4.30%. The Town continued to maintain its high AA rating resulting in the excellent rates listed above. RECEIPTS The Town received from the Federal Government in Revenue Sharing $^30,591.00 in 1972, $I,I37,5M».00 in 1973, and $l»59,05*».00 in the first six months of 197** or a total of $2,027,191.00 to be applied to the 18 month transitional budget. This total, as applied to reduce the tax rate, enabled the Town to lower the tax rate $1.20. Without it, the tax rate would have increased at least $12.00 per thousand. This distribution will continue for another 2j years and will have an impact of approximately $9.00 per year. The Town received $193,l»0l».00 as our share of the Lottery Money. 279 CHERRY SHEETS The Town continues to be burdened by higher State and County costs, and our receipts from the State do not keep pace with the costs. Although our Bill to change the NESDEC formula did not even get out of committee, I am pleased that the formula was changed by Chapter 492 of the General Laws. Under this new formula, the Town will receive in 1974- 75 an additional $492,000.00 over our present allotment. I feel that our effort contributed to the change in the inevitable HES0EC formula. A half loaf is better than none. INVESTMENTS Investments of Town Funds earned $280,386.03 for the 18 month tran sitional fiscal year. Most of the income was realized from the purchase of certificates of deposit at high interest rates. The largest portion of the interest earned was in the investments of Revenue Sharing Funds. Hay I point out that the amount earned was almost three times the cost of operating the Treasurer's office, including the collection and maintenance of meters. This was accomplished with the cooperation of the Town Auditor, the Board of Selectmen, the Finance Coranittee and above all the overwhelming majority of the Watertown taxpayers, whose on time payment of taxes enabled me to have surplus funds for prompt and prudent investments. TAX TITLES I have aggressively followed up on the collection of Tax Titles. I am pleased to report that at this time we have only 8 properties in Tax Title, and only 2 are beyond the redemption period allowed by law. PARKING METERS Voorhes & company has presented a fine plan to extend and improve our parking facilities. It now appears that we wilt get Federal Funds to improve our present Watertown Square parking lot. Our application 280 for expansion has been denied. OFFICE REPORT My dedicated staff has worked hard to cope with the extra work load resultant from the 18-month conversion period. Together with the coopera tion of Department Heads, Town Employees, Banking Institutions, and the Citizens of Watertown, we have been able to do all that was needed and necessary. JOHN J. SHEEHAN PHILIP PANE TOWN AUDITOR TOWN TREASURER 281 RFCFIPTS ft'ip FXPEN0ITH3FS BALANCF: JaNUmOV 1073 190,576.03 RFTEIPTS FOR 12 months .... $36,921,895.99 RFCFIPTS for b months ... 17,942,822.66 54,R6U,71H.65 54,864,718.65 5T,T5T,T9576S irsS TREASURY WA°WfTS FOR 12 MOUTH*; ..., 3b,0b5.074.62 LE^S TRCAS'IRY WMTANTS rno 6 MONTHS 17,5l3.«>4P.on 53,V*.722.70 •53.57P.722.70 ST,«»76,571.98 CFPTlrKATE OF OFPOSITS NOTHFAST FFDERAL SAVING 15',,0nf!.0', NFW ENGLAND H.FRCKANTS RANK 25n,n^.',n OEPT. FO"IPMFNT NFW FNUANP MFRCHANT<: BANK 250,0*0.00 650,000.00 650,000.00 S2,126,571.98 / //--, 282 »F"ENUF SHARING ACCOUNT RFCFIPTS .. JAN - DEC. jl, 1973 - 9*1,037.22 JAN - ji'NE jO, 197»* - »»,PP6,173.57 5.B37.210.79 5,"37,210.79 LFSS TRFASIIPY UORWfTS JAN..DEC jl,l973 789,118.44 JAN.-JUNE 30,1974 «4,96R,6l1.29 5,757,729.73 5,757,729.73 79.4B1.06 CFRTIFICATF OF DFPOSITS NORTHFAST FFHFRAL SAVINGS AND LOAN 100,000.00 UNION MARKET NATIONAL flANK 500,000.00 600,001.00 679t'»Pl.06 283 BORROWED IN ANTICIPATION OF REVENUE FOR PERIOD OF 18 MONTHS JANUARY 1973 - ENDING JUNE 197** DATE BANK AMOUNT DATE PAID RATE INTEREST COST MARCH 1, 1973 NEWTON-WALTHAM BANK AND TRUST CO. 250,000.00 NOV. 5, 1973 3.19% 5,516.04 MARCH 1, 1973 THE NATIONAL SHAWMUT BANK OF BOSTON 1,050,000.00 NOV. 5, 197 J 3.19% 23,167.38 MARCH 1, 1973 COMMUNITY NATIONAL BANK 100,000.00 NOV. 5, 1973 3.08% 2,130.3*» MARCH 1, 1973 COMMUNITY NATIONAL BANK 100,000.00 NOV. 5, 1973 3.15% 2,178.75 APRIL 18, 1973 UNION MARKET NATIONAL BANK 250,000.00 NOV. 5, 1973 3.79% 5,132.28 APRIL 18, 1973 UNION MARKET NATIONAL BANK 500,000.00 NOV. 5. 1973 3.83% 10,372.91 APRIL 18, 1973 NFWTON-WALTHAM BANK AND TRUST CO. 250,000.00 NOV. 5, 1973 3.83% 5,292.85 APRIL 18, 1973 COMMUNITY NATIONAL BANK 500,000.00 NOV. 5, 1973 3.81% 10,584.00 MAY 30, 1973 BOSTON SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST CO. 900,000.00 NOV. 5, 1973 4.10%) 16,555.87 4.19%) MAY 30, 1973 UNION MARKET NATIONAL BANK 500,000.00 NOV. 5, 1973 4.16% 9,071.10 MAY 30, 1973 NEWTON-WALTHAM BANK AND TRUST CO. 250,000.00 NOV. 5, 1973 4.17% 4,546.46 MAY 30, 1973 NEW ENGLAND MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK 250,000.00 NOV. 5, 1973 4.18% 4,615.*»2 MAY 30, 1973 COMMUNITY NATIONAL BANK 100,000.00 NOV. 5, 1973 4.18% 1,822.94 JULY 11, 1973 NEW ENGLAND MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK 200,000.00 NOV. 5, 1973 5.13% 3,33^.50 JULY 11, 1973 STATE STREET BANK AND TRUST CO. 750,000.00 NOV. 5, 1973 5.12% 12,374.37 JULY 11, 1973 UNION MARKET NATIONAL BANK 500,000.00 NOV. 5, 1973 5.09% 8,271.24 JULY 11, 1973 COMMUNITY NATIONAL BANK 50,000.00 NOV. 5, 1973 4.96% 806.00 JULY 11, 1973 CAPITOL BANK AND TRUST CO. 250,000.00 NOV. 5, 1973 5.12% 4,160.00 JULY 11, 1973 NEWTON-WALTHAM BANK AND TRUST CO. 250,000.00 NOV. 5, 1973 5.10% M«»3.75 BORROWED IN ANTICIPATION OF REVENUE FOR PERIOD 18 MONTHS JANUARY 1973 - ENOING JUNE 1974 DATE BANK AMOUNT DATE PAID RATE INTEREST COST JAN. 24, 1974 UNION MARKETNATIONAL BANK 500,000.00 MAY 10, 1974 4.70% 6,918.45 JAN. 24, 1974 COMMUNITYNATIONAL BANK 100,000.00 MAY 10, 1974 4.68% 1,378.00 JAN. 24, 1974 NEWTON-WALTHAMBANK AND TRUST 250,000.00 MAY 10, 1974 4.71% 3*467.08 JAN. 24, 1974 NEW ENGLAND MERCHANTS NAT'L. 650,000.00 MAY 10, 1974 4.72% 9,033.56 FEB. 27*1974 UNION MARKET NATIONAL BANK 650,000.00 MAY 10, 1974 j.95% 5*063.68 FEB. 27, 197*» THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK 250,000.00 MAY 10, 197*» 3.94% 1,970.00 FEB. 27, 1974 COMMUNITYNATIONAL BANK 600,000.00 MAY 10, 1974 J.90%) 4,638.67 3.92%) 3.94%) TOTAL $10,000,000.00 TOTAL $166,545.64 STABILIZATION FUND JANUARY 1973 BALANCE 212,86»».32 WATFRTOUN SAVINGS BANK 1NV 1-1729 JNTFRFST FARNFn rOR IB MO-TH PERIOD $6,437.95 INTFRFST FARNFO - C.n. NOTF 1019 2,675.31 1NTFRFST FARNF" - C.n. NOTF 1024 9,631 .93 "ft," 755719 18,745.19 "231,609.51 1NVESTE0 NORTHFAST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION CO. NOTE 1060 ^31,609.51 PACKING MFTEB FUND RALWNCF - JANUARY 1973 $ 6,365.?6 RFCFIPTS FROM JAN. 1973 to JUNE 30, 1974.... 3U25.46 INTFRFST FARNFO 110.45 37,601.27 TRANSFER PFR TOVIN MFFTING VOTF 25,580.00 BALANCE J"LY 1, 1^74 12,021.27 S12.021.27 286 VETERANS HOUSING FUND WATERTOWN SAVINGS BANK - ACCOUNT 0M7179 TOTAL BALANCE JANUARY 1, 1973 $9,5*»5.60 lNTFRCJT FARNEO 776.21 io,j2i.ei IN GENERAL REVENUE 1,42°.74 AUDITOR'S REPORT 11,751.55 11,751.55 CONSERVATION FUND WATERTOWN SAVINGS BANK - ACCOUNT #INV 1 - 2234 BALANCE JAN. 1, 1973 34,942.29 INTEREST EARNED FROM 1-1-73 - 6-28-74 3,516.56 33,450.8* APPROPRIATED 1973 ANNUAL TOWN MEETING 11,250.00 49,708.85 WITHDRAWAL: PAYMENT TOt JOHN WACKER & ASSOCIATFS 1.385.00 WAlTHftH. MASS. **».323t85 Wrf*}'*? 287 18 month period. TRUST FUNDS rrom Jan.1973 — June 30, 1974 balance INCOME TOTAL EXPENSES TOTAL ABBY V. BARRY 1,538.86 125.08 1,663.94 1,663.94 ALICF E. CAPER 1,060.51 86.18 1,146.69 1,146.69 MICHAEL P. CHARLES 512.02 41.60 553.62 553.62 LILY B HOWARD 913.32 6R.32 981.64 200.00 781.64 WILLIAM P. MCGUIRE 1,512.46 122.35 1,644.81 20.67 1,611.14 MARY D. EMERSON 4,607.67 367.93 4,975.60 ^19.85 4,555.75 BENJAMIN HOSMFR PIERCE FUND 1,171.89 95.26 1,267.15 1,267.15 MARTHA SANGER 2,413.00 184.35 2.597.35 400.00 2,197.35 JOHN TEMPLETON 4,984.64 377.98 5,363.62 925.00 4,437.62 SOLON F. WHITNEY 729.49 59.29 7R8.78 . . . . 788.7B LEGACY - WILL OF THOMAS F. DONOVAN 6,195.68 INTERFST FARNED 525.31 BALANCE 6,720.99 CFMFT FBYJVCCOI INT The several sums of money turned over to the Treasurer for the perpetual care of lots and cemeteries have been deposited in various hanks and Investments In various securities are listed as follows! NORTHEAST FEDFRAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ACCOUNT 026001 BALANCEt JANUARY 1, 1973 S1,<*93.76 FROM JAN.1,1974 to JUNE 26,1974 INTFRFST FARNFO FOR 18 months... 114.86 1,608.62 WITHDRAWAL! INTEREST RFTURNFO TO CFNERAL CASH I1«4.86 BALANCE 1,493.75 1,493.76 WATERTOWN SAVINGS BANK - ACCOUNT 070jB BALANCF: JANUARY I, 1973 36,185.63 FROM JAN.1973-J""F 28,1974 (18 months) PIVIOFNns 19,518.5«» INTFRFST 3,579.21 CFMFTFRY BFOUESTS 23,970.50 H3,253.8B WITHDRAWALS! INTFRFST AMD DIVIDFNDS RFTURNFD TO GENERAL REVENUE 23,097.75 6'6",l5'S7l3 WITHDRAWALS! INVESTMENTS WISCONSIN TELEPHONE BONDS 29,926.67 PACIFIC GAS * FLFCTRIC CO 19,856.14 BALANCE JUNE 30, 197U 10,373.32 10,373.32 NORTHEAST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION - ACCOUNT 026001 JUNE 30, 1974 - TOTAL PANK BALANCF BROUGHT FORWARD I,l*93.76 WATERTOWN SAVINGS BANK-ACCOUNT #7038 JUNE 30, 1974 - TOTAL BANK BALANCE BROUGHT FORWARD 10,373.32 OTHER ASSFTS AMFRICAN TFL ft TEL BONDS (S25.3UU.77) 4 3/8% - MATURING APRIL I, 1985 $25,000.00 ILLINOIS BELL ft TEL BONDS ($24,798.18) 4 3/8* MATURING MARCH I, 1994 25,000.00 PACIFIC GAS ft FLECTRIC CO.($19,838.89) 5% - MATURING MARCH 1, 1991 20,000.00 289 PACIFIC NORTH WEST BELL BONDS ($25,346.25) U»# - MATURING DEC. 1, 2000 25,000.00 AMERICAN TEL ft TEL BONDS ($25,264.76) 4 3/8* - MATURING MAY 1, 1999 25,000.00 AMERICAN Ta 6 TEL BONDS ($25,199.06) 5 5/8% - MATURING AUG. 1, 1995 25,000.00 LOUISIANA POWFR ft LIGHT BONDS ($25,523.34) 7 1/8% - MATURING MARCH 1, 1998 25,000.00 APPALACHIAN POWER CO.($20,33L27) 7 1£ - MATURING DFC. 1988 20,000.00 PENNSYLVANIA POWER ft LIGHT CO. ($15,266.12) 8 1/8* - MATURING 0CT.1, 1999 15,000.00 GENERAL TELEPHONE CO. OF ILLINOIS ($9,670.00) 9% - MATURING OCT. 1, 1999 10,000.00 WISCONSIN TELEPHONE CO. ($29,926.67) 8% - MATURING JAN. 1, 2014 JO.000.00 PACIFIC GAS ft ELECTRIC CO. ($19856.14) 9 1/8% - MATURING JUNE 1, 2006 ; 20,000.00 $265,000.00 $265,000.00 $276,867.08 FUNDED DFBT TO BE RETIREO IN PERIOD JUNE 1, 1974 to JULY 1. 1975 PROJECT PRINCIPAL INTEREST TOTAL URBAN RENEWAL 345,000.00 234.177.50 WATER BONDS 50,000.00 8,400.00 SCHOOL RFMOLOING 30,000.00 3.P25.00 OFPT. EQUIPMENT 100,000.00 14,662.50 ICE SKATING RINK 50,000.00 26,562.50 INCINERATOR REPAIRS 38,000.00 3,893.75 WATFR BONDS 57,000.00 9,997.50 INCINERATOR 30,000.00 U,950.00 LIBRARY 5,000.00 43.75 SFWFR 30,000.00 U20.00 HOSMFR SCHOOL 110.000.00 26,950.00 SCHOOL DFF1CIFNCY LOAN 109.0U4.00 2.38P.23 954,01.4.00 336,270.73 1,290,314.73 290 THE INDFBTEDNESS OF THE TOWN MATURES AS FOLLOWS! 1974 - 1975 954,044.00 1975 - 1976 800,000.00 1976 - 1977 795,000.00 1977 - 1978 755,000.00 1978 - 1979 585,000.00 1979 - 1980 505,000.00 1980 - 1981 505,000.00 1981 - 1982 395,000.00 1982 - 1983 395,000.00 1983 - 1984 395,000.00 1984 - 1985 395,000.00 1985 - 1986 390,000.00 1986 - 1987 390,000.00 1987 - 1988 340,000.00 1988 - 1989 340,000.00 WATERTOWN CONTRIBUTORY RETIREMENT SYSTEM BALANCE! - JANUARY I, 1973 $ 207,976.42 RECEIPTS - JAN. 1, 1973 - JUNE 30, 1974 .... 2,704,186.84 2,912,163.26 LESS FXPEND1TURES 2.880,308.58 31,854.68 $31,854.68 SEE AUDITOR'S REPORT FOR INVESTMENTS 291