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_ 7 3 ) 11 /-to Chairman Lewis L. Hoyt asked Mr. James J. Walsh if there were any questions with regards to the Budgets for the Cemeteries. Mr. TToyt spoke about the $3,500 .00 being transferred from the Sale of. Lots land for restview Cemetery. Mr. Walsh said that this was not riMht, but, however, he would not make any formal objection. The next Item discussed was the salaries of the elft re Department . Mr. Rowse stated that the salaries, in accordance with the present salary schedule for Civil Service Employees, were as follows : Mr. Collins 2,400.00 Social Worker 1,560.00 Senior Clerk 1,440.00 Junior Clerk 1, 144.00 There was no further action taken with regards to these salaries. Yr. TTovt stated that the School Committee had nothing to take up before this meetin'c, but If it was all right with ire Board of Selectmen, they were planning to meet with the Appropriation Comm' ttee immediately followin- this meting to go over some of the Articlesin the Warrant. At 11 -40 P.M. , the Appropriation Committee reconvened in the Town Accountant ' s office - along with the School Com- mittee. ommittee. The members present were : Webster Thomas , Chairman, Mrs. Ruth Morey, Mr. Samborski and Thomas S. Grindle, Superintendent of Schools. Mr. Thomas stated that Articles 54, 55 and 57 were all right as recommended by this Committee. Article 56 : Mr. Hoyt stated that this Committee had recommended unfavorable action as they were in the process of cutting down on the Tax Rate and they felt that this item was one which could be carried over until next year. Article 58: The land of Warren B. Russell. Mr. Thomas stated that the School Committee had a letter from Mr. Russell stating that $5,000.00 was the asking price, plus the erection of a fence, and the perpetual care of same. Article 59 : Mr. Hoyt stated that this Comm' ttee had recommended unfavorable action on this Article due to the fact that they felt that there was not en'lu ;h enthusiasm by the Townspeople to co ahead with this handicraft project. Mr. Thomas stated that $500.00 was the firrure they were asking under this Article, and that a certain portion would be returned by the State and Federal Governments.