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1 1 1 plans until the final puns are submitted to said Board. Messrs. Bell, Hopkins and Sullivan left the MINUTES meeting at 9:55 p.m. at which time the Board con. sidered the minutes of January 28, April 10 and 15, 1957. The Board approved said minutes. Read to the Board, approved by it and siggnned SECRETARY by the Vice-chairman was a letter dated April 22, 1957 and addressed to the Town Accountant notifying him of the Board's April 8, 1957 vote to employ Mrs. Louise M. Baker as the Board's permanent secretary on a part-time basis, her compensation to be $1.67 per hour, said compensation to be paid out of the Board's personal services appropriation. The letter also stated that the Board had been unable to find anyone who would be willing to be a full-time sec- retary who, in the Board's opinion was qualified and at the same time willing to work for the salary recommended by the Appropriation Committee. Like- wise stated in the letter was the fact that Mrs. Baker's availability and employment on only a part- time basis did not completely solve the Planning Boardts secretarial problem as outlined to the Appropriation Committee earlier in the year. The Board next considered the petitions of Win BOARD OF S. Couette, Richard H. Soule, Contractor, Inc., and APPEALS Harvey W. Newgent to be heard by the Board of Appeals on April 23, 1957, action of these petitions having been deferred at previous meetings of the Planning Board. Mr. Soule was absent from the meet- ing during the discussion of his petition and during the time the Board decided to take no action upon said petition. The Board decided to take no action on the other petitions also. The meeting adjourned at 10:30 P.m - i� Levi G. Burnell, Jr. Clerk