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Robert M. Bickford
Commissioner
Joseph L. DeLuca.
Commissioner
John L. Moschilli
Clerk
Respectfuly submitted,
GUIDO SABATINELLI, Chairman ROBERT M. BICKFORD JOSEPH L. DELUCA JOHN L. MOSCHILLI, Clerk
Board of Sewer Commissioners
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Tax Collector's Report
January 13, 1964
Honorable Board of Selectmen Milford, Mass.
Gentlemen:
We herewith submit the report of the Tax Collector's Office for the year 1963.
Our expenditures are listed as required by law and also the figures covering the financial activities and the results of our work.
The ever increasing paper work connected with the collection of the motor vehicle taxes, the bills sent out, the abatements, adjust- ments, refunds, corrections needed in the amounts, the followups resulting from changes of address both within the state and to other states, and the preparation of warrants for delinquencies have resulted in swamping the bookkeeping in this office. The motor vehicle tax will soon be a full time assignment for one member of the office force.
Right now we need additional clerical help for the peak collection periods, for preparation of bills and to allow the vaca- tions authorized by the Town Meeting.
As we are handling and keeping records of $2,000,000 annually, it is my duty to call to your attention the need of a new and modern safe in this office for the protection of money and records. The insurance engineers that check our equipment say that even a slow burning fire of low heat would ruin the records in our present safe.
This report gives me a chance to thank Chief Fitzpatrick and his men for their protective vigilance and many services they per- form for this department.
Sincerely,
CYRIL F. KELLETT, Collector of Taxes
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FINANCIAL REPORT FOR 1963 Salaries
Appropriation
$ 11,095.00
Expenditures:
Cyril F. Kellett
$ 6,775.00
Frances C. Hennessy
4,000.00
Anna M. Beyer
240.00
Eileen M. Woods
80.00
Total
$ 11,095.00
Expenses
Appropriation
$ 2,400.00
Expenditures:
A. W. LaFond and Co. $ 308.40
H. Wendell Beal
171.00
Cahill's News Agency
266.15
Clarke Printing Co.
22.00
Hobbs & Warren, Inc.
68.31
Johnson Office Supply
8.95
Mass. Coll. and Treas. Ass'n.
7.00
Norm's Office Equipment
20.25
New Eng. Tel. and Tel. Co.
178.10
Registering Deeds and Expenses
64.00
Julian Roberts, Deputy
100.00
Royal McBee Corp.
35.00
Stimpson's
34.60
T. D. Mulhall Trans., Inc.
5.50
United States Post Office
1,099.50
Expenses to Meetings
11.00
Balance
.24
Total
$
2,400.00
Bond Account
Appropriation
$ 500.00
Expenditures:
Karl A. Bright Ins. Agency $ 410.65
Chandler, Hoover and Giles, Inc.
20.00
Balance
69.35
Total
$ 500.00
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REPORT OF THE TAX COLLECTOR, JANUARY 1, 1963 to JANUARY 1, 1964
Taxes Outstanding or Committed
Adjust- ments
Refunds
Abate- ments
Tax Collections
Added to Tax Titles
Audit Adjust- ment
Balance
Interest
Charges
TAX LEVY OF 1951 Real Estate
$
20.40 $
$
$ 20.40
$
S
$
$
$
TAX LEVY OF 1952 Real Estate
21.60
21.60
TAX LEVY OF 1953 Real Estate Personal
21.20
21.20
26.50
19.27
TAX LEVY OF 1954 Real Estate Personal
23.60
23.60
29.50
29.50
TAX LEVY OF 1955 Real Estate Personal
25.60
25.60
185.60
32.00
69.98
2.00
TAX LEVY OF 1956 Real Estate
28.80
28.80 301.20
72.00
108.00
32.30
3.00
TAX LEVY OF 1957 Real Estate Personal
29.20
29.20
438.00
226.30
73.00
138.70
39.87
2.00
45.77
141
59.00
307.20
89.60
Personal
481.20
TAX LEVY OF 1958 Real Estate
29.60
29.60 458.80
74.00
37.00
26.70
2.00
TAX LEVY OF 1959
Real Estate
22.30
40.00
31.60
30.70
Personal
838.30
30.70
355.50
171.40
342.10
Motor Vehicle
1,571.54
378.92
1,192.62
695.12
41.00
TAX LEVY OF 1960
Real Estate
733.30
17.00
492.00
492.00
717.50
32.80
Personal
2,045.90
451.00
1,250.50
344.40
Poll
176.00
92.00
84.00
Motor Vehicle
3,366.89
1,694.25
1,672.64
325.22
157.40
TAX LEVY OF 1961
Real Estate
42,744.48
330.00
169.00
1,049.80
39,488.79
2,144.30
23.50
276.09
Personal
3,826.45
697.00
2,233.65
330.00
565.80
Poll
468.00
180.00
258.00
30.00
Motor Vehicle
7,243.39
6.50
5.31
3,247.51
4,007.69
3,555.53
383.75
TAX LEVY OF 1962
Real Estate
176,910.66
460.20
625.26
4,463.40
112,590.67
1,415.40
59,526.15
Personal
10,791.60
19.00
6,676.08
4,134.52
Poll
1,456.00
14.00
500.00
696.00
274.00
Motor Vehicle
54,040.85
2,578.60
15,959.72
29,678.10
10,981.63
3,693.59
1,125.95
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Personal
569.80
TAX LEVY OF 1963
Real Estate
1,496,564.77
3,171.10
61,531.54
1,248,792.32
6,255.93
183,156.08 10,333.20
Personal
188,364.35
178,031.15
Poll
10,090.00
10.00
1,788.00
994.00
Motor Vehicle
264,025.78
20.17
1,969.71
19,039.22
7,318.00 189,368.99 47.12
21.72
57,585.73
Farm Animal
60.00
12.88
398.88
90.90
SEWER ASSESSMENTS
Unapportioned 1957-1962
4,623.30
440.22
2,083.40
2,099.68
Apportioned 1955-1962
614.94
536.51
78.43
Totals ยท$2,272,679.77 $ 923.57 $9,034.98 $108,223.30
$1,825,811.46 $9,880.03 $ 405.92 $338,056.11 $8,837.19 $1,806.20
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Report of the Milford Finance Committee
January 18, 1964
Honorable Board of Selectmen
Milford, Massachusetts
Gentlemen:
The Finance Commission respectfully submits the following financial report for the year ending December 31, 1963. $ 800.00
Appropriation
Expenditures:
Salaries and Wages
$ 300.00
General Expenses:
Association Dues
$
50.00
Meetings and Dinners
42.75
Reimbursements
33.75
Clarke Printing
205.25
Charlescraft Press
50.35
$ 382.10
Total Expenses
682.10
Unexpended Balance
$ 117.90
Commission members wish to thank all town officials and other citizens whose cooperation aided the commission in any way during the past year.
Respectfully, ROY F. LOVELL, Chairman
Milford Finance Commission
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Report of the Milford Town Library
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:
The Trustees of the Milford Town Library submit the following report for 1963.
FINANCIAL REPORT
Salaries and Wages Appropriation
$ 15,900.00
Salaries and Wages Expended:
Henry J. Pyne
$ 4,800.00
Cecelia Wallace
3,700.00
Alice Morgan
3,700.00
Grace Rooney
3,700.00
$ 15,900.00
General Expense Appropriations
$ 8,700.00
BOOKS
Affiliated Publishers
$ 4.06
Americana Corporation
12.00
American Technical Society
26.29
Associated Libraries, Inc.
7.60
Boston Law Book Co.
4.00
Cahill News Agency
628.83
Children's Press, Inc.
31.96
Collier-MacMillan Lib. Div.
153.90
Congressional Quarterly
196.00
Creative Educational Society, Inc.
34.38
Daughters of St. Paul
165.71
Doubleday & Co., Inc.
1,112.72
Fedeler Co.
24.96
Field Enterprises Educ. Corp.
240.40
Franklin Watt, Inc.
39.50
Charles M. Gardner Co.
31.02
Garrard Publishing Co.
22.74
Ginn & Co.
52.97
Golden Press, Inc.
39.50
Greater Milford Newspaper Distr.
47.40
Grolier Society, Inc.
80.68
Hart Publishing Co.
8.25
C. S. Hammond
10.11
A. A. Haubner
168.15
P. J. Murphy & Associates
8.25
145
Martin Murray Corp.
174.47
Prentice-Hall, Inc.
57.00
Public Service Publication
17.50
Readers Digest Condensed Books
10.96
Scientific American
6.00
Charles Scribners & Sons
258.68
Thames Book Co.
1,954.83
W. A. Wilde Co.
465.67
H. W. Wilson
61.00
$ 6,157.49
GENERAL EXPENSES AND SUPPLIES
Cahill News Agency
$ 7.40
Clarke Printing Co.
126.00
Fordham Equipment Co.
79.36
Gaylord Bros., Inc.
237.64
Krizik & Corrigan
473.48
Massachusetts Electric
332.08
Milford Daily News
30.00
F. J. Miller
23.00
N. E. Tel. & Tel.
184.75
G. E. Stimpson
19.45
M. E. Kaufman, Library Consultant
200.00
Total
$ 7,870.65
Balance
829.35
$ 8,700.00
CIRCULATION REPORT
Total Circulation
66,433
Days Open
279
Average Circulation
252
New Readers
757
Total Registration
3,642
CLASSIFIED
History
825
Biography
1,646
Law and Politics
33
Travel
476
Science
2,709
Fiction
19,938
Miscellaneous
3,422
Religion
147
Poetry and Plays ..
414
Juvenile
30,300
$ 1,713.16
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Vital Records
160 5,365
Periodicals
66,433
Number of Books per Catalogue
37,480
Books Added
1,813
Reference Room Attendance
8,332
Periodicals Circulation
5,365
ANGELO J. ROBERTI, Chairman
RICHARD P. RAE, Secretary
ROBERT E. MCGINNIS
PAUL F. RAFTERY
EMILIO A. PIGHETTI
JOSEPH C. DIANTONIO
Board of Trustees
Report of the Milford Planning Board
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and Citizens of the Town of Milford:
The Planning Board held regular bi-monthly meetings during the year at its office at 126 Main Street, with the exception of June, July, and August when only one meeting was held each month. The Board also held many "Special Meetings".
Many plans, not requiring approval, were submitted to and signed by your Board; also a number of subdivisions were sub- mitted for consideration. The following were approved: Kellett Subdivision of 20 lots, and the Cassasantra & Bedrosian Subdivision off Purchase Street, 65 lots of 139 lots submitted. There are several proposed subdivisions for investigation before your Board totalling approximately 700 lots.
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After much investigation, the Planning Board selected the firm of Economic Development Associates, Inc. of Boston, Massachu- setts to conduct a Master Plan Program for the Town, which was approved at the annual Town Meeting in March. This 'Study' is now in progress and should be completed by 1965.
The Board is presently working on having the Town of Milford adopt a Building Code. A committee, to be known as 'The Building Code Committee' will be named soon.
We wish to thank our town officials for their co-operation throughout the year.
Appropriation
$ 2,350.00
Expenditures:
Mass. Federation of Planning Board- Dues
$ 40.00
Zoning Bulletin-Subscription
12.00
Milford Daily News
102.00
N. E. Tel. & Tel.
101.95
Cahill's News Agency
23.20
Henry Acquafresca-Reimbursement
10.00
Alfred N. Tumolo-Reimbursement
6.00
Helen Consoletti-Reimbursement
25.75
Petnov Radio
15.00
Clarke Printing Co.
9.50
Eastman & Corbett, Reg. Civil Engineers
36.00
Frank's Floor and Window Service
27.00
Marshall's
4.74
Trotta's Service Station
4.50
Sidney Smith-Rent
540.00
Clerical Salary-Helen Consoletti
350.00
Balance
1,042.36
Total
2,350.00 $
Special Appropriation for Master Plan
$ 8,000.00
Respectfully submitted,
HENRY R. ACQUAFRESCA, Chairman
ALFRED N. TUMOLO, Secretary DOMINIC J. BLASIO
JOHN V. IADAROLA VINCENT W. MANCINI
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Treasurer's Report
January 18, 1964
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:
The Cash Reconciliation and Itemized Expenditures of the Treasury Department for the year 1963 are as follows:
Cash Reconciliation
Cash Balance, January 1, 1963
$ 528,164.67
Receipts during the year
3,573,810.43
$4,101,975.10
Disbursements Per Warrants
3,635,337.08
Cash Balance, December 31, 1963
$ 466,638.02
Treasurer's Bond
Appropriation
$ 153.17
Expended:
Karl A. Bright Insurance Co.
153.17
$ 0.00
Salaries
Appropriation
$ 8,475.00
Expended:
Lawrence L. DelVecchio
$ 4,900.00
Rose Snell
3,575.00
8,475.00
$ 0.00
General Expenses
Appropriation
$ 1,600.00
Expended:
F & E Check Protector Sales $ 96.00
Mass. Treasurers' Ass'n
7.00
Underwood Corp.
33.85
Royal McBee Corp. 258.50
Interstate Motor Freight
5.40
H. Wendell Beal
14.00
B. John Palumbo Ins. Co.
37.50
149
Gilbertville Trucking Co., Inc.
4.70
G. E. Stimpson Co.
4.99
Seaver's Express, Inc.
2.45
W. E. Aubuchon Co., Inc.
2.37
Home National Bank
6.00
American Bank Note Co.
17.82
Rubenstein Electric Supply Co.
13.20
Clarke Printing Co.
40.05
Lawrence DelVecchio (Travel Reimbursement )
15.00
U. S. Post Office
338.18
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.
204.77
Cahill's News Agency, Inc.
23.72
Palson's, Inc.
164.11
Krizik & Corrigan, Inc.
310.39
1,600.00
$ 0.00
Respectfully,
LAWRENCE L. DELVECCHIO,
Town Treasurer
Report of Town Hall Custodian
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:
Financial Report
Salary Appropriation
$
4,950.00
John O'Connor
$
4,800.00
John Tosches 150.00
$
4,950.00
General Expense Appropriation $ 4,850.00
Expenditures:
Sidney H. Beaumont, Inc. $ 19.79
Boston Janitors Supply Co. 22.75
Bradbury-Locke Co. .48
150
John J. Casey Insurance Co., Inc.
22.31
Wm. H. Casey Store, Inc.
13.96
Clark-Shaughnessy, Inc.
2,022.82
The C. B. Dolge Co.
107.31
Gob Shop
40.50
J. I. Holcomb Mfg. Co., Inc.
27.60
Massachusetts Electric Co.
1,096.75
Milford Locksmith
12.00
Milford Water Co.
142.99
Niro & Dec Co.
226.96
Odorite Co.
22.00
Paper Trading Corporation
22.42
Bill Power
320.15
Edward M. Reid
19.60
Rochester Germicide Co.
76.50
Rose Machine Shop
2.75
Rosenfeld's Garage
89.80
Rubenstein Electrical Supply Co.
4.95
M. D. Stetson Co.
125.74
Town Hall Service Station
1.15
J. Volpe & Son
45.00
Werber & Rose, Inc.
124.65
Worcester Gas Light Co.
51.09
Leon Zocchi
171.14
Balance
16.84
$
4,850.00
I wish to extend my sincere thanks to all those who cooperated with this department during the year.
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN O'CONNOR,
Custodian
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Report of Board of Health
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and to the Citizens of Milford:
Dr. Nicholas J. Capece was re-elected Chairman of the Board for the twenty-second year. Other members are Frank Calzone and Harris Tredeau.
The Board appointed the following: Clerk, Agent, Sanitary Inspector, Adam F. Diorio; Nurse, Alice Fitzpatrick; Physician, Dr. Eugene E. Allen; Dentist, Dr. Hugo A. Andreotti; Plumbing Inspec- tor, Charles J. Ferrante and Savino N. Mele; Meat Inspector, Philip Roy; Assistant Inspector, Adam F. Diorio; Burial Agent, Oscar Ayotte; person to receive and report contagious disease, Adam F. Diorio.
The rat control program is proving very beneficial to the town. The town dump is free of these pests and the Godfrey Brook has been cleared by this program.
Tree Warden Joseph Graziano has done a remarkable job on the mosquito control program. Due to the small appropriation voted by the town meeting members, the program has been some- what restricted. It is hoped that a larger amount will be appro- priated this year.
Due to broader power that has been given to the local boards of health by the Legislature, the Milford board has had two con- demned houses torn down. One at Church Street and another at West Walnut Street. The Board is sending letters to owners of other condemned dwellings and is hoping for co-operation from townspeople in this program to clear the town of old and unsightly and rat infested homes that have become eyesores.
Milk Dealer Permits 23
Manufacture of Ice Cream 7
Sale of Oleomargarine 21
Undertakers Licensed
9
Transport of Offal 2
Manufacture of Sausage
10
REPORT OF SANITARY INSPECTOR
All markets dealing in meats and provisions and grocery stores were inspected by Inspector Adam F. Diorio and Meat Inspector Philip Roy at various intervals.
Number of Complaints Investigated During 1963 1752
Bakeries Inspected 3
152
Eating and Drinking Establishments :33 Number of Stores and Markets 40
Lavatories in all the Milford Schools were inspected and ap- proved.
Lavatories in all Milford factories were inspected. Several visits were necessary before approval was given to two factories.
Lavatories in theatre and public buildings were inspected and approved.
REPORT OF PLUMBING INSPECTORS
During the year of 1963 there were 253 permits for plumbing and gas installations. Inspections were made by Inspectors Charles J. Ferrante and Savino N. Mele.
Total Number of Applications Filed 253
Total Number of Permits Issued 253
Total Number of Inspections Made 506
Total Number of Master Plumbers in Town 17
Total Number of Journeymen Plumbers in Town 7
Total Number of Plumbers Registered to do
Work in Milford . 54
REPORT OF DENTAL CLINIC
Filling Teeth
1284
Extractions of Temporary Teeth
2
Extractions of Permanent Teeth
0
Cleaning Teeth
336
Total Number of Patients
1567
Total Number of Operations 1703
Amount Collected $
61.90
DENTAL CLINIC SALARIES
Appropriation
$ 2,500.00
Expended:
Dr. Hugo A. Andreotti $ 2,500.00
DENTAL CLINIC EXPENSES $ 400.00
Appropriation
Expended:
New England Towel Supply Co. $ 31.75
Williams Dental Cream Co. 121.45
Eastern Dental Co.
40.60
Block Drug Co. 75.03
Smith-Holden Co. 98.60
Celia DiPietro's Market
13.21
153
DiPietro's Hardware & Paints
385.08
Balance
$ 14.92
GENERAL APPROPRIATION Salaries
Appropriation
$ 13,875.00
Expended:
Alice Fitzpatrick
$
4,650.00
Adam F. Diorio
4,300.00
Adam F. Diorio
121.00
Nicholas J. Capece, M.D.
121.00
Frank Calzone
121.00
Harris Tredeau
121.00
Philip Roy
1,500.00
Eugene E. Allen, M.D.
1,110.78
Adam F. Diorio
250.00
Charles J. Ferrante
1,074.85
Savino N. Mele
420.38
Clinics
84.00
13,874.01
Balance
$ .99
MOSQUITO CONTROL
General Appropriation
$ 2,000.00
Expended:
J. W. Virchow Co.
2,000.00 $
REPORT OF SLAUGHTERING INSPECTOR
Number of Cattle Inspected
32
Number of Hogs Inspected
145
Number of Calves Inspected
5
Number of Sheep Inspected
54
Total Number of Animals Inspected
236
Expenses
Appropriation
$ 51,420.00
Expended:
John Molinari $ 13,000.00
James Ferrucci
10,000.00
154
4.44
Worcester Sanatorium
13,790.75
P. Eugene Casey
960.00
Arthur LeBlanc
400.00
Framingham Union Hospital
375.90
A. H. Sweet & Co.
425.81
Adam F. Diorio
331.44
Davoren's Pharmacy
188.70
Cahill's News Agency
120.51
George L. Sprague, Sr.
215.00
Worcester County Electric Co.
52.80
Milford Daily News
124.00
Adam F. Diorio-Reimbursement
209.46
New England Tel. & Tel. Co.
226.50
Town Taxi
147.25
Bertha DiAntonio
80.00
Hobbs & Warren
78.65
Clarke Printing
27.00
Rubenstein Electric
22.05
W. H. Casey Co.
33.19
Gilman Bros.
13.66
Royal McBee Co.
17.80
Eugene E. Allen, M.D.
39.00
Milford Hospital
66.50
DiPietro's Market
31.71
DiPietro's Paints & Hardware
24.30
Key Stores, Inc.
3.87
Merck & Co.
7.50
J. Allen Rice
13.24
Smith-Holden Co.
55.00
United Consumers
6.83
Block Drug Co.
28.78
Carmichael's Pharmacy
117.15
Williams Dental Supply
92.75
Central Board of Health
1.00
Framingham News
46.20
Sherwin Williams Co.
14.17
Raymond Jenson
80.00
Cooper's Cut-Rate
4.47
C. J. Ferrante
135.00
Sentinel Press
37.50
Worcester Telegram
42.91
41,688.35
Balance
$
9,731.65
DOCTOR'S AND NURSE'S REPORT
Total Enrollment of St. Mary's School 1,050
155
-
Total Enrollment of Sacred Heart School
412
1,462
Spaced physical examinations were given to the students by the Board of Health physician, Eugene Allen, M.D. Notices of defects found, were sent home to the parents or guardians for corrections to be made.
The Massachusetts Vision Test and the Audiometer Hearing Tests are given during the school year and follow-up work done on the failures, to be sure corrections have been made.
The Dental Clinic is held each school day morning for all students in all schools up to the sixth grade. Hugo A. Andreotti, D.M.D., is the school dentist.
Any special health problems of the children are referred to the Wrentham State School, Boston Children's Hospital or to the various Worcester Clinics.
CLINICS
A Double and Triple Antigen Clinic was held at the Memorial School for the Pre-primary at Sacred Heart, and for all the first grade pupils in all the schools. Booster doses were given to all who had request slips signed by their parents or guardians. Eugene E. Allen, M.D., the Board of Health physician, is the practicing phy- sician at all the clinics.
A Double Antigen Clinic was held at the Memorial School for all the students in the Junior High School Classes and in the sixth grades. Booster doses were given to all who requested them.
The Sabin Oral Polio Clinics were held in March, for Type II vaccine. All students in all the schools in the town were given their drink. The Pre-school children also were given Type II at the Memorial School Clinics.
COMMUNICABLE DISEASES REPORTED
Mumps 13 Chicken Pox 23
Measles
3
Scarlet Fever 8
Whooping Cough 1
Dog Bites 34
Mononucleosis 3
Infectious Hepatitis 2
Tuberculosis 2
TUBERCULOSIS REPORT
New Cases Reported
2
New Cases Admitted to Sanatorium 2
Old Case Readmitted to Sanatorium 1
Patients Admitted to Sanatorium 11
156
3
Deaths Reported from Sanatorium
Patients Discharged from Sanatorium 4
Total Number of Patients in Sanatorium at End of Year 4
A Chest X-ray Clinic is held at the Milford Hospital the second Wednesday of each month, excepting the months of July and December. This clinic is held from 3 to 5 P.M. Patients using this clinic must be referred by their family physician. Appointments must be made for these clinics by calling the Board of Health Office.
BURIAL AGENT
Cases reported to Mr. Oscar Ayotte, the Burial Agent of Mil- ford: 189. The Board wishes to thank Mr. Ayotte, proprietor of A. H. Sweet Pharmacy, for compiling this record without compensa- tion and for the storage space alloted the drugs used by the Health Physician and Nurse.
Respectfully submitted,
NICHOLAS J. CAPECE, M.D., Chairman FRANK CALZONE HARRIS TREDEAU
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Report of the Board of Appeal
Honorable Board of Selectmen Milford, Massachusetts
Gentlemen:
We are herewith submitting our report of the number of cases heard during the year 1963 and disposition made of them.
Number of cases heard 23
Number of cases approved 20
Number of cases rejected
3
Appropriation for 1963
$ 380.00
Expenditures:
John L. Moschilli (Reimbursement) $ 30.00
George O. Stewart ( Reimbursement) 103.00
Clarke Printing Co. 32.00
Cahill's, Inc.
215.00
$ 380.00
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN L. MOSCHILLI, Chairman WILLIAM L. WHALEN GEORGE O. STEWART, Secretary
Board of Appeal of Milford
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Annual Report of The School Department of Milford, Massachusetts
SCHOOL YEAR 1962-63 FISCAL YEAR 1963
Approved as the report of your School Committee
SCHOOL COMMITTEE (as of December 31, 1963)
Term Expires
Michael J. DeCesare, Chairman
1964
Atty. Pacifico M. DeCapua, Vice-Chairman 1966
Thomas J. Cullen 1966
Ernest A. Lombardi
1965
Thomas P. DePalo, M.D.
1964
Robert E. McGinnis
1965
Sub-Committees
Teachers and Salaries: Atty. Pacifico M. DeCapua, Chairman, Ernest A. Lombardi and Robert E. McGinnis.
Curriculum, Rules and Regulations: Robert E. McGinnis, Chair- man, Thomas J. Cullen and Thomas P. DePalo, M.D.
Buildings and Transportation: Thomas P. DePalo, M.D., Chairman, Atty. Pacifico M. DeCapua and Ernest A. Lombardi.
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Finances: Ernest A. Lombardi, Chairman, Thomas P. DePalo, M.D. and Robert E. McGinnis.
Books and Supplies: Thomas J. Cullen, Chairman, Robert E. Mc- Ginnis and Atty. Pacifico M. DeCapua.
Auditorium: Robert E. McGinnis, Chairman, and Ernest A. Lom- bardi.
Athletics: Atty. Pacifico M. DeCapua, Chairman, and Thomas J. Cullen.
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS AND SECRETARY OF THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE
DAVID I. DAVOREN
Superintendent's Office, Milford High School Building, Tele- phone 473-0505.
Residence of Superintendent, 169 Congress Street, Telephone 473-1137.
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 - 1963-64
Opening of School: September 4, 1963.
School Year: September 4, 1963 to June 19, 1964.
Holidays: November 1, 1963, November 11, 1963, November 28- 29, 1963 and March 27, 1964.
High School Graduation: June 10, 1964.
All Schools Close: June 19, 1964.
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SCHOOL SESSIONS
High School: 8:00 A.M. to 2:10 P.M.
Special Class: 8:30 to 11:30 A.M .; 12:00 to 1:30 P.M.
Stacy Junior High School: 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.
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 WBZ, WTAG, WKOX, WSRO and WMRC between 6:55 A.M. and 7:45 A.M.
TUITION RATES
High School: $10.26 per week; Grades: $6.80 per week; payable four weeks in advance.
SUMMARY OF STATISTICS
Number of School Buildings 9
Number of Teachers Employed 102
High School 29
Grades 62
Supervisors 11
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MEMBERSHIP AND ATTENDANCE
Total Enrollments
Elementary
High 377
1236
Girls
779
332
1111
1638
709
2347
Non-Resident Pupils
11
6
17
Average Daily Attendance
1555
670
2225
Number of Sessions
182
183
182
NET COSTS FOR 1963
Gross Costs for 1963 $868,130.66
Receipts
(Other than School Appropriations)
State Aid Fund (Chapter 643)
$120,038.40
Tuition and Transportation-State Wards
3,511.53
Miscellaneous Receipts
2,745.15
Transportation Reimbursement
15,909.24
Special Schools (Chapter 703) and Sub-Special
8,120.21
Trade Schools-Tuition and Transportation
4,324.66
George-Barden Fund
200.00
Adult Vocational Arts Program
1,312.18
National Defense Education Act
837.68
Reimbursements-Total
$156,999.05
Net Costs for 1963: $711,131.61
BALANCE SHEET - 1963
Item I-Available for Salaries and Wages
Appropriation
$708,812.00
Adjustment
20.00
George-Barden Fund
200.00
$709,032.00
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Total
Boys
859
Teachers' Salaries
$593,406.11
Supervision ( Superintendent, Secretary and Attendance Officer )
20,477.12
Care (Custodians' Salaries )
55,593.99
Adult Civic Education (Salaries )
268.00
Adult Vocational Education ( Salaries )
3,260.00
Health (School Physicians and School Nurse)
6,830.72
Cafeteria
10,752.13
$690,588.07
Balance: $18,443.93
Item II-General and Transportation-Available
Appropriation for 1963:
General
$138,370.00
Transportation
34,641.00
National Defense Education Act
837.68
Adjustment (General)
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