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-3- Chairman 3-Chairman Lewis L. Hoyt asked the members of the School Committee if they considered that they were up against an emer- gency situation in regards to salaries and the School Committee replied that they thought they were. Janitors - The amount asked for- this year includes the increases granted to janitors last summer. Health - Nurse - Eighteen hundred dollars is requested this year or a ;3100.00 increase over last year. School Maintenance - Expenses Supplies - High School - Three thousand three hundred twenty-five dollars is requested this year against €3,725.00 ap- propriated last year. Fuel - It isn' t possible to buy fuel nor if one has a thirty-days' supply on hand. This is the U.S. Government res- triction. Repairs - Five thousand dollars is requested this year against ' 4,500.00 appropriated last year. Transportation - Seven thousand seven hundred eighty- five dollars is requested this year against ` 7,261.00 appropriated last year. The Middlesex Pr Boston Street Railway Co. busses are used which have proved very satisfactory. ?r. Thomas S. Grindle asked if this Committee were going to talk to them again before the salary situation is settled. Mr. Hoyt, Chairman, stated that they would. The School Committee left the meeting at 9:30 P.M. rr. A. Edward Rowse, Chairman of the Board of Selectmen, entered this meeting at 9:45 P.M. , concerning the request from the Assessors and Registrars Departments for additional money so that the Polls may be listed in December 1943, while the weather is good. The request from each Department is X200.00. Hr. Rowe then spoke about the Torn Reports. The Board of Selectmen had approved a report similar to the Town of Green- field. Hr. Carl Veano appeared before the Selectmen in reference to the Town Reports andstated that the Spaulding Moss Company only printedthem for the Town of Greenfield. Mr. Rowse said that