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17.25
New England Tel. & Tel. Co.
198.28
Niro & Niro Co.
9.40
O'Donnell, William J.
198.73
Patterson, Jane
66.00
Perkins & Butler
1,148.15
Phil & Co.
10.40
Pighetti, Emilio
300.00
Plains Pharmacy, The
26.00
Ray's Auto Repair
72.28
Rider, P. L., Co., Inc.
1,337.16
Ring's
68.30
Rosenfeld Washed Sand & Stone
134.40
Rubenstein Electric Supply Co.
11.95
Sabatinelli, Guido, & Son
35.00
Seder, Harry
253.92
Silva's Market
40.18
Smith, E. T., Co.
3,575.41
Smith The Shoeman, Inc.
6.95
Standard Auto Gear Co., Inc.
1.50
Stetson, M. D., Co.
55.36
Stop & Wash Automatic Laundry, Inc.
2,686.35
Sweet, A. H., Co., Inc.
2.50
175
Thompson, A. E., Inc.
400.13
Thompson Oil Co., Inc.
1,710.20
Tile-O-Rama
77.31
Town Hall Service Station
22.04
Town of Upton
23.92
Trask Cycle & Appliance Co.
7.48
United Restaurant Equipment Co.
514.39
United States Post Office
11.40
Werber & Rose, Inc.
15.00
Worcester County Electric Co.
721.24
Zocchi, Leon
79.00
$29,459.18
Unexpended Balance December 31, 1958
20.82
$29,480.00
MILFORD PUBLIC MEDICAL HOME AND INFIRMARY Salaries and Wages
Appropriation
$58,400.00
Transferred to Expenses Account
1,500.00
$56,900.00
Expenditures :
Barlow, Louise
$ 2,403.50
Boisvert, Eleanor
493.10
Bonasoro, Lucy
242.00
Bourque, Gertrude
2,099.50
Bozzini, Lucy
1,465.98
Casey, Elaine
1,022.00
Ceolinski, Mary
2,470.00
Clark, Thelma
304.00
Connors, Marguerite
21.52
Cook, Leah
504.00
D'Amici, Vincenza
2,601.44
Delledonne, Lucy
3,568.78
Eldredge, George A.
293.59
Estes, Eva
2,327.50
176
Fisher, Virginia
411.41
Francesconi, Helen
9.50
Fraser, Marion
1,477.00
Gorman, Dolly
28.00
Grover, Margaret
2,337.00
Johnson, Norma
1,140.00
Jones, Constance
1,198.57
Kilburn, Rita
1,960.50
Lescoe, Rita
806.94
Luchini, Edith
1,918.00
McAuliffe, Evelyn
1,057.00
Maietta, Ida
21.18
Manning, Elizabeth
56.87
Maroney, Anna
3,780.00
Nossiff, Dr. G. S.
2,500.00
Paterson, Jane
1,035.50
Pighetti, Emilio
4,283.79
Puntonio, Lena
638.28
Rao, Mary
3,570.00
Ricci, Antoinette
653.42
Savage, Eleanor
2,310.70
Shanahan, Geraldine
770.00
Simmons, Alice
57.00
Taylor, Marguerite
1,558.00
Tieuli, Katherine
14.00
Webber, Dorothy
2,536.50
White, Olga
197.50
Zagura, Frances
693.50
$56,840.07
Unexpended Balance December 31, 1958
59.93
$56,900.00
MILFORD PUBLIC MEDICAL HOME AND INFIRMARY
New Equipment
$ 2,000.00
Appropriation
Expenditures :
Bickford, Robert M.
$
129.64
177
O'Donnell, Wm. J.
109.62
United Restaurant Equipment Co.
900.00
$ 1,139.26
Unexpended Balance December 31, 1958 860.74
$ 2,000.00
Total Cost-Salaries, Expenses and New Equipment
$87,438.51
Outstanding Bills Receivable $ 8,762.51
Abatements 4,540.65
Total Income-Board and Care
74,344.85
87,648.01 $ 209.50
NET INCOME
Welfare Physician's Report
Board of Public Welfare
Town Hall
Milford, Mass.
Gentlemen:
I respectfully wish to submit the following report on my activities as Town Physician for the period from January through December, 1958.
During this past year, I have treated patients on General Welfare in the various rest homes in town, in their homes and in my office.
Throughout the past year, I made an average of six calls weekly to the Milford Medical Home which during 1958 was filled to capacity. The Medical Home continues to fulfill an urgent need for the elderly of our community who require nursing home care ..
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In this connection, I am very pleased to report that through the cooperation of the entire staff and of visiting physicians the Medical Home has been operated with a maximum of efficiency. The patients have received the best possible care. I am deeply grateful to the nursing staff and the other personnel who have done their work with enthusiasm and devotion.
I wish, also, to express my appreciation for the pleasant rela- tions and cooperation extended to me by Mr. James Ahearn, Mr. Emilio Pighetti, the members of the Welfare Board and to the entire personnel of the Board of Public Welfare.
Very truly yours, (Signed) G. S. NOSSIFF, M.D.
Respectfully submitted, CHARLES H. RIZOLI, Chairman.
HENRY J. PILLARELLA JOSEPH B. BACCHIOCCHI
JAMES L. AHEARN, Welfare Agent
Memorial Hall Department 1958
Salary Appropriation
$1,977.00
Vincent Dagnese
$1,500.00
General Expenditures
Clark & Shaughnessy
$1,155.58
Milford Water Co.
56.76
Casey's Hardware Co.
56.10
21.60
American Fire Equipment
$1,977.00
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Frank Electric
20.90
W. J. Shaughnessey
16.00
Sherwin & Williams Paint Co.
13.12
Bill Powers Plumbing
11.50
Milford Locksmith
7.35
Aubuchon Hardware Co.
2.64
Central Supply
1.65
Balance
136.80
$1,500.00
Building Repairs
General Appropriation
$ 475.00
Robert Bickford Plumbing
$ 123.52
Frederick Lemeroux Painting
98.50
Daniel Visconti
75.00
Arthur DiVitto
75.00
Sherwin & Williams Paint Co.
38.14
G. Lussier Lawn Mower Repair
14.05
Bill Powers Plumbing
8.50
Frank Electric
24.50
William Bird, Carpenter
4.00
Leon Zocchi
1.95
Balance
21.84
$ 475.00
Report of the Department of Veterans' Services
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and the Voters of the Town of Milford, Mass.
The Department of Veterans' Services respectfully submits the following report for the year ending December 31, 1958.
Services rendered for this period 9,462
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DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS' SERVICES
130 Cases - 1 Agent
RECEIPTS
General Expense:
Appropriated
$42,000.00
Transferred from Reserve
11,800.00
Cancelled Checks
1,519.23
$54,319.23
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
Sundry Persons
$35,807.13
Allen, Eugene, M.D.
20.00
Arcadi Drug Co.
6.95
Badia, Louis, M.D.
9.00
Bon Tempo, Carl, M.D.
242.00
Brunelli's Utility Gas Co.
19.50
Capece, Nicholas, M.D.
177.00
Carmichael's Pharmacy
133.74
Carroll, Charles, M.D.
16.00
Children's Hospital
198.30
Cicchetti, John, M.D.
175.00
Claflin Hill Home
802.75
Clark-Shaughnessy, Inc.
9.00
Coniaris, John, M.D.
37.00
Costrino, Michael, D.D.S.
70.00
Cut Price Market
91.00
Davoren's Pharmacy
206.11
DeLuca's Market
36.00
DePalo, Thomas, M.D.
14.00
District Nursing Association
7.50
First National Stores, Inc.
60.00
Fuchs, Jacob, M.D.
6.00
Gagliardi, George, M.D.
5.00
Geoffroy, Frank, Dr.
46.00
Gob Shop
61.07
Greenlaw, J. F. Oil Company
47.40
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Hills Market
50.00
Hopedale Coal and Ice Co.
16.00
Iacovelli, Dr. Anthony
42.00
Iacovelli, Henry, D.D.S.
42.00
Iacovelli's Market
43.00
Independent Super Market
20.00
Joslin Clinic
19.85
Julian's Oil Service
362.70
Lampman's Drug Store
17.40
Lukert, Ronald, M.D.
16.00
MacLellan, Joseph, D.M.D.
7.00
Markarian, S. H., M.D.
37.00
Massachusetts Memorial Hospital
165.35
Mastroianni, A. J.
98.93
Mastroianni, Nicholas, M.D.
157.00
Mazzarelli's Super Market
180.00
Memorial Hospital
300.86
McCausland's Market
65.00
Meldonian's Sooper Market
60.00
Milford Ambulance Service
30.00
Milford Hospital, Dr.
2,572.26
Milford Medical Home
4,412.63
Milford Moving and Storage Co.
49.00
Neilan's Drug Store
351.85
New England Deaconess Hospital
493.57
Nicro, Mario, Dr.
3.50
Nossiff, George, M.D.
4.00
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
1,947.50
Peter's Meat Market
63.50
Peterson, Hugo, M.D.
6.00
Phil & Co.
58.07
Plains Pharmacy
1,332.00
Professional Bldg. Laboratory
4.00
Professional Pharmacy
14.65
Ragonese, Dr. Anthony
10.00
Rice, J. Allen, Co.
373.50-
Reichert, C. F., M.D.
15.00
Rings Men's Wear
17.20
Ruggerio Bros.
28.00;
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Shenker, Harold, M.D.
46.00
Shuber, Charles
31.27
Silva's Market
100.00
Smith, E. F., M.D.
15.00
South Main Street Super Market
25.00
Stop and Shop
55.00
Susan's Children Shop
186.05
Sweet, A. H., Pharmacy
268.46
Ted's Taxi
12.00
Testa's Market
150.00
Thayer's Market
25.00
Turple, Wm., Pharmacy
8.20
Vecchiolla, Annie
1,125.00
Votolato, John, D.D.S.
5.00
Woman's Store
35.74
53,879.49
Unexpended Balance
439.74
$54,319.23
Administration Expense
Appropriated
$ 600.00
Transferred from Reserve
123.00
$ 723.00
Expenses
Benny's Floor Covering
$ 15.00
Clarke Printing
50.08
Mass. Vet's Agents Association
10.00
Postage
68.99
Pyramid Office Service Co.
102.40
Stimpson's Office Supplies
119.14
New England Tel. & Tel. Co.
320.88
Royal McBee Corp.
9.75
South Worc. Cty. Vet's Agents Association
5.00
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Zocchi, Leon
17.50
718.71 4.29
Unexpended Balance
$
723.00
Veterans' Director's Salary
Appropriated
$ 3,693.73
Salary
$3,693.73:
Veterans' Director's Investigation Expense
Appropriated
$ 350.00
Expenses
$
350.00
Respectfully submitted,
ANTHONY J. MASTROIANNI,
Director
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Annual Report of The School Department of Milford, Massachusetts SCHOOL YEAR 1957-1958 FISCAL YEAR 1958
Approved as the Report of Your School Committee
SCHOOL COMMITTEE
(As of December 31, 1958)
Nicholas A. Mastroianni, M.D., Chairman
Term Expires 1960
Atty. Alfred B. Cenedella, Jr., Vice-Chairman
1960
Nicholas J. Capece, M.D.
1961
Thomas P. DePalo, M.D.
1961
Mr. Ernest A. Lombardi
1959
Mr. John P. Pyne
1959
Sub-Committees
Teachers and Salaries: Dr. Nicholas J. Capece, Atty. Alfred B. Cenedella, Jr., Dr. Thomas P. DePalo.
Rules and Regulations: Atty. Alfred B. Cenedella, Jr., Mr. John P. Pyne.
Finance: Mr. Ernest A. Lombardi, Dr. Thomas P. DePalo.
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Books and Supplies: Mr. Ernest A. Lombardi, Dr. Nicholas J .. Capece, Mr. John P. Pyne.
Care of Buildings: Mr. Ernest A. Lombardi, Mr. John P. Pyne,. Atty. Alfred B. Cenedella, Jr.
John C. Lynch Auditorium: Dr. Thomas P. DePalo, Dr. Nicholas: J. Capece.
School Committee meetings are held on the first and third" Thursdays of each month at eight o'clock P.M. in the School Com- mittee office in the Milford High School Building.
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS AND SECRETARY OF THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE DAVID I. DAVOREN
Superintendent's Office, High School Building, Telephone" Greenleaf 3-0505.
Residence of Superintendent, 169 Congress Street, Telephone" Greenleaf 3-1137.
The Superintendent's office is open week days throughout the. year from 8:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M.
The Superintendent's office hours on school days are from: 9:00 A.M. to 9:30 A.M. and 4:00 P.M. to 4:30 P.M. by appointment ..
SCHOOL CALENDAR - 1958-1959
Opening of School: September 3, 1958
School Year: September 3, 1958 to June 19, 1959
Holidays: October 13, 1958; November 7, 1958; November 10 and
11, 1958; November 27 and 28, 1958; and March 27, 1959. High School Graduation: June 17, 1959 Grade Schools Close: June 12, 1959
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SCHOOL SESSIONS
High School: 8:00 A.M. to 1:30 P.M.
Pre-Primary: 8:30 A.M. to 11:45 A.M.
Opportunity Class: 8:45 A.M. to 11:45 A.M .; 1:00 P.M. to 2:30 P.M.
Stacy Junior High and High School Elementary Grades: 8:30 A.M. to 12:10 P.M .; 1:00 P.M. to 2:30 P.M.
Elementary Schools: 8:45 A.M. to 11:45 A.M .; 1:00 P.M. to 3:15 P.M.
Pre-Primary Classes in Afternoon Sessions: 12:15 P.M. to 3:15 P.M. Elementary Grades in Afternoon Sessions: 12:00 noon to 4:00 P.M.
NO-SCHOOL SIGNAL
The signal for closing schools is the sounding of three blasts of the local fire alarm system repeated four times. The signals have the following meanings:
At 7:10 A.M .- All grades close for the morning session.
At 7:30 A.M .- All grades below the High School close for the morning session.
At 12:10 P.M .- All grades below the High School close for the afternoon session.
Announcements will also be made over radio stations WTAG, WBZ, WKOX, WCOP, WAAB and WMRC between 6:55 A.M. and 7:45 A.M.
TUITION RATES
High School: $6.33 per week - Grades: $5.20 per week; pay- able four weeks in advance.
SUMMARY OF STATISTICS
Number of School Buildings 10
Number of Teachers Employed 91
High School 29
Grades 54
Supervisors 8
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MEMBERSHIP AND ATTENDANCE
Total Enrollments
Boys
874
High 290
1164
Girls
875
321
1196
1749
611
2360
Non-resident Pupils
8
4
12
Average Daily Attendance
1590
543
2133
Number of Sessions
171
180
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NET COSTS FOR 1958
Gross Costs for 1958
$613,817.95
Receipts
(Other Than School Appropriations)
State Aid Fund (Chapter 643)
$99,108.40
Tuition-State Wards
1,925.70
Transportation Reimbursement
7,068.18
Miscellaneous Receipts
1,510.12
Special Schools (Chapter 703) and Sub-Special
3,174.04
Trade Schools-Tuition and Transportation
3,193.19
Adult Vocational Arts Program
1,253.96
Total Reimbursements
$117,233.59
Net Costs for 1958: $496,584.36
BALANCE SHEET - 1958
Item 1-Available for Salaries and Wages Appropriation George-Barden Fund
$480,157.77
350.00
$480,507.77
Teachers' Salaries
$408,493.05
Supervision (Superintendent, Secretary, and Attendance Officer ) Care (Custodians' Salaries )
15,759.02
37,265.94
Grades
Total
188
Adult Civic Education ( Salaries )
1,034.00
Adult Vocational Education (Salaries ) 2,755.00
Health (School Physicians and School Nurse)
5,550.00
Cafeteria
3,972.00
$474,829.01
Balance: $5,678.76
Item II-General: Available
Appropriation for 1958
$141,558.35
Carried over from previous years (1956 and 1957)
2,031.00
Books and Supplies
$32,352.03
Fuel
22,540.96
Repairs
27,675.42
Transportation
27,080.93
Tuition-Trade Schools
3,069.32
Operating Costs
14,489.05
Athletic Equipment
4,367.70
New Equipment
7,413.53
$138,988.94
Balance: $4,600.41
REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS TO THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE AND THE CITIZENS OF THE TOWN OF MILFORD
Herewith is respectfully submitted the eightieth annual report of the School Department and my twelfth as Superintendent of Schools.
Program
The opening of the new elementary school building presently under construction will enable us to present to a large segment of our elementary age pupil population an improved offering in our- program.
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$143,589.35
The occupancy and operation of the new building will fill a sizeable void in providing for many pupils certain instructional facilities and spaces denied to pupils in the past.
At the upper level of our school system (grade eight through grade twelve), your School Committee has shown a profound interest in the improvements of offerings in mathematics and the sciences during the previous four or five years. This action has proven to be a visionary one as is indicated by the national interest being shown in these areas by all types of leaders of our country.
However, there still remains much more to be done and it is planned to the 1959 budget to seek funds to further improve our offerings, not only in the fields of chemistry, physics, biology and mathematics, but in general science, guidance, audio-visual educa- tion and foreign languages as well.
Intensive studies which have been made by personnel of the school department include some structural renovations, new spaces, additional equipment, furnishings, instructional materials and tech- niques, all of which will enhance the teaching of subjects mentioned in the preceding paragraph.
The recommendations which emanated from these studies have been approved by the School Committee, and as they develop into reality the program of studies will be proportionately refined and enriched.
The aspects of our program dealing with adults have been continued and are flourishing in an encouragingly vigorous man- ner. These programs include Adult Vocational Arts classes, the Equivalency Certificate Program classes, University Extension classes and Adult Civic Education classes.
The educational needs of the adult population of our com- munity are being satisfied quite adequately by the variety and quality of our offering in the School Department.
Our program is constantly and continually being studied by personnel of the department, and the School Committee has been particularly interested, striving to improve all phases of our cur- riculum consistent with facilities and resources available or reason- ably attainable.
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Plant
During 1958, ground was broken and construction started on^ the new elementary school building at the Town Park site.
The completion and occupancy of this excellent facility will constitute a milestone in the Milford School Department long to be" remembered. In my opinion, the new building will be the most significant event of modern years in the Milford schools.
The building will house twenty classrooms and will serve the so-called "Town Park" area as well as the area formerly served by the Claflin School building which was damaged by fire in Novem- ber of 1957.
The townspeople declined to repair the Claflin building and approved a plan to enlarge the new school by adding four class- rooms to the sixteen classrooms originally planned.
In the very near future, all of these children from the Park area and the Claflin area will be housed in the new building, which compares favorably, in structural quality and functioning facilities, to any elementary grade building in our area.
Pleased as I am with the prospect of this new schoolhouse and its impact on the future of our community educationally, let me' sound a word of caution to our townspeople that it does not solve" completely our school housing problems.
The so-called South End area of our town is still in serious: need of improved school buildings.
Our thoughts must turn to this problem in the South End just as soon as the building on the Town Park is completed and occupied.
The South Grammar School ("Brick School") is a building of questionable soundness for mere housing of pupils, not to mention its inadequacy to provide a reasonably good elementary grade educational program.
In consideration of the age of the building and its structural weaknesses, I have recommended that this building be abandoned for school use as soon as space to house the children elsewhere becomes available.
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Gifts - 1958
I wish to extend my sincere appreciation to Mr. Allen Dudley, who has donated to the Milford High School an "Oudin" Coil for making and demonstrating high voltage electricity. Mr. Dudley's gift was given in memory of Lt. Albert E. Mckinley.
Sincere appreciation is also extended to the Class of 1933 for its gift of a table and chair for the Milford High School public-address system.
Repairs to Plant - 1958
In keeping with a long range policy, several of our other build- ings are being reconditioned and rehabilitated. This year our atten- tion was focused on the Plains School, where new flooring was installed throughout the building, new plumbing facilities installed in the girls' toilet rooms and new fluorescent lighting placed in the classrooms.
It is planned to continue with our efforts to recondition this building so that it may continue to serve for many years to come.
At the Purchase School, the exterior of the building and the fence surrounding the school yard were painted.
The exterior of the Chapin Street School and the schoolyard fence were painted.
The flooring at the West Street School was reinforced and new supports were installed. The exterior of the building and the school- yard fence were also painted.
New plumbing facilities were installed in the girls' and boys' toilet rooms at the Spruce Street School.
At the Milford High School, new lockers were installed and the firebrick in the boilers was replaced.
In 1959, it is planned to continue the complete rehabilitation of several buildings, particularly the Plains, Oliver and Chapin Schools.
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Personnel
Again, the School Department was able to fill the needs of the teaching force by engaging well qualified teachers who give promise of meeting with success in their duties.
The School Committee is to be congratulated for their profound interest in bringing to our teaching force personnel of high caliber.
During 1958, the following additions and changes were effected:
New Appointments:
Mr. Anthony Cimino, as teacher of grade 6, South Grammar School.
Mrs. Doris Driscoll, as teacher of grade 2, High School.
Mr. Joseph Hannigan, as teacher in Science Department, Mil- ford High School.
Miss Marcella Malinowski, as teacher of grade 5, High School.
Mr. Nicholas Pacella, as teacher of grade 6, Stacy Junior High School.
Mrs. Dolores Vayo, as teacher of grade 3, Oliver School.
New Assignments:
Miss Rosalba Allegrezza, from teacher of grade 2, High School, to Remedial Reading Supervisor.
Mrs. Rita Bishop, from Stacy School, grade 6, to Stacy School, grade 7.
Mrs. Inez Davoren, from Stacy School, grade 7, to Stacy School, grade 8.
Mr. Irwin Macklow, from South Grammar School, grade 6 to Stacy School, grade 6.
Miss Sadie O'Connell, teacher of English, to Head of English Department of Milford High School.
Miss Madeline Pacella, from High School, grade 5, to Foreign Language Department, Milford High School.
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Mrs. Regina Stare, from Stacy School, grade 8, to English Department, Milford High School.
Mr. Anthony Villani, teacher of Foreign Languages, to Head of Foreign Language Department, Milford High School.
Leave of Absence:
Miss Carylann Doherty, teacher of grade 3, Park School; to teach in Germany.
Resignations:
Miss Margaret M. Cochran, teacher of grade 2 and Principal of Spruce Street School; retired.
Dr. Marion A. Ryan, Head of English Department, Milford High School; retired.
Mrs. Antanet Shaw, teacher of Foreign Languages, Milford High School; to accept teaching position in New York State.
Miss Joan T. Smith, Remedial Reading Supervisor, to accept supervisory position in Framingham, Massachusetts.
Resolutions
WHEREAS, after 35 years of devoted, loyal, and efficient service as teacher and principal of the Plains School, the career of Miss Mary F. Ranahan was, in the providence of God, shortened through a disability retirement; and
WHEREAS, the influence of her teaching extended also to the evening Americanization classes; and
WHEREAS, two generations of Milfordians were guided by her high ideals and standards of righteousness; and
WHEREAS, after 17 years of progressive invalidism and patient suffering, Mary F. Ranahan was called home to God on September 15, 1958;
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Milford Teachers Associa- tion extend sympathy to her family on the occasion of her death and with a deep and abiding faith in the infinite wisdom and mercy
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of the Divine Teacher be mindful of His promise: "Those who in- struct others unto justice shall shine as stars for all eternity."
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of these resolutions be inscribed upon the records of the Milford Teachers Association, pre- sented to her family, inserted in the Milford Town Report, and printed in the Massachusetts Teacher and in the Milford Daily News.
RITA M. DAIGLE BARBARA A. SEAVER DORCAS WHIPPLE
Milford, Massachusetts November 2, 1958
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In Memoriam
HELENA FRANCES SWIFT
March 12, 1878
November 5, 1958
In the classroom, a devoted primary teacher
In the Milford public school system, a conscientious super- visor
In the Milford Teachers Association, a faithful member since its organization
In the home, a dutiful daughter and loving sister
In the church, a devout and fervent attendant
In the community, an upright citizen
and In our hearts, a true and loyal friend.
-
Primary Teacher 1898-1920
Supervisor of Music 1920-1947
RITA M. DAIGLE BARBARA A. SEAVER DORCAS WHIPPLE
For the Milford Teachers Association
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SALARIES OF SCHOOL DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL
(As of December 31, 1958)
Annual Salary
Administrators and Supervisors
David I. Davoren
$7,450.00
Joseph J. Tosches
$6,350.00
Charles J. Brucato
5,900.00
Paul F. Raftery
5,400.00
Anthony Bibbo
4,000.00
David E. Casey
3,850.00
Alex diGiannantonio
5,000.00
Beatrice Fleming
4,500.00
Ben C. Lancisi
4,800.00
Rosalba Allegrezza
3,900.00
Dorcas Whipple
4,725.00
Milford High School Teachers
Nello Allegrezza
5,500.00
Eva Burns
4,650.00
Mary Burns
4,500.00
John Calagione
4,850.00
J. Francis Cahill
4,900.00
Josephine Calarese
4,550.00
Dorothy Callahan
4,550.00
Marie Cenedella
4,500.00
Philomena Colavita
5,200.00
Benjamin Consoletti
5,180.00
Catherine Curtin
4,750.00
John DeSalvia
4,300.00
Gabriel DiBattista
5,200.00
Charles Espanet
5,200.00
Rose Farese
5,200.00
Agnes Lynch
4,500.00
Fred Metcalf
5,900.00
Harold Moran
5,200.00
Sadie O'Connell
5,000.00
Philip O'Donnell
4,500.00
Madeline Pacella
3,600.00
197
Margaret Pyne Regina Stare J. Gerard Sweeney Anthony Villani
4,500.00
4,000.00
5,200.00
4,100.00
Elementary Principals
Margaret Cochran
4,590.00
Maude Frost
4,660.00
Claire Hogan
4,630.00
Dorothy King
4,620.00
Dorcas Magurn
4,570.00
Catherine McNamara
4,590.00
Irene Meighan
4,670.00
Barbara Seaver
4,820.00
Joseph Manella
3,700.00
Stacy Junior High School Teachers
Rose Bertorelli
4,500.00
Rita Bishop
4,500.00
Lillian Birmingham
4,500.00
Lawrence Catusi
4,600.00
Inez Davoren
3,600.00
Eleanor Daigle
4,500.00
Rita Daigle
4,550.00
Ada diGiannantonio
4,500.00
Eleanor Johnson
3,600.00
Miriam Kirby
4,500.00
Irwin Macklow
3,600.00
Zaroohie Noorjanian
4,500.00
Mildred O'Brien
4,500.00
Nicholas Pacella
3,600.00
Elementary Teachers
Grace Broderick
3,900.00
Concetta Brucato
3,800.00
Elsie Erickson
4,500.00
Angelina Penler
3,600.00
Regina Frabotta
3,700.00
Anthony Cimino
3,600.00
Mary Casey
4,500.00
Mary Edwards
4,500.00
198
Phyllis Lombardi
3,600.00
Rita Mawn
4,500.00
Eva Realini
4,500.00
Florentia Sennott
4,500.00
Dorothy Burns
4,500.00
Lucy Bibbo
3,600.00
Eva Kennedy
4,500.00
Carol BonTempo
3,600.00
Helen Maxfield
4,550.00
Anna Swift
4,500.00
Dolores Vayo
3,700.00
Flora Youngson
4,550.00
Blanche Edwards
4,500.00
Rita Edwards
4,550.00
Georgina Grady®
4,500.00
Isabelle MacLachlan
4,550.00
Grace Carron
4,500.00
Rita Cleary
4,500.00
Louise LeBlanc
4,700.00
Marie Lally
4,500.00
Veronica O'Neill
4,550.00
Lillian Pasacane
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