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j <br /> 34 <br /> IE <br /> Amount of Federal Share $7,391.91 <br /> Amount of State share 6,416.27 <br /> Amount of share from other <br /> cities and towns 463.40 <br /> Total reimbursements 14,271.58 <br /> t <br /> Share of costs to the town of Mashpee $5,951.00 <br /> A study of the present situation points to an increase <br /> in the expenditures for 1952 on Old Age Assistance and <br /> Aid to Dependent Children. A decrease in expenditures <br /> is expected on General Relief. The 1951 yearly average <br /> load on Old Age Assistance was 11 cases. At present, we , <br /> are aiding 15 cases on that program. It is expected that `;? <br /> this case load will increase to 17 cases during 1952. The <br /> yearly average Aid to Dependent Children case load was <br /> A resent we are aiding 6 cases on this pro- <br /> gram. <br /> cases. t p g p � <br /> this case load will increase to to <br /> gram. It is expected that t s <br /> 8 cases during 1952. <br /> The coordination of local work projects by the <br /> Board of Public Welfare has resulted in a decrease of <br /> expenditures on General Relief during the first half of <br /> 3 this winter. A continuation of this management may <br /> a reduce expenditures on General Relief during the second <br /> half of this winter and the winter of 1952-1953. <br /> Recent Massachusetts Legislation will cause in- <br /> creases in Old Age Assistance expenditures during 1952 <br /> and will establish an added program of public assistance <br /> known as Disability Assistance. Chapter 801 of the Acts <br /> �j of 1951 establishes the right of Old Age Assistance re- <br /> cipients to receive higher minimum payments per month. <br /> This Act may increase the payments to Old Age Assist- <br /> l ante recipients by $50.00 per person per year. Chapter <br /> i 741 of the Acts of 1951 establishes a program of assist- <br /> . <br /> i <br /> �I <br /> I <br />