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Use of <br />Hall by <br />W.P.A. <br />Park <br />De pt. <br />Bud get . <br />SELECTMEN'S MEETING <br />• <br />JAN. 21, 1936. <br />A regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen was <br />held in the Seleetments Room, Town Office Building at <br />7:30 P.M. Messrs. Ferguson, Potter, Lyons, Giroux and <br />Clark were present. Miss Elinor Moakley was also <br />present. <br />At 7:45 P.M., Mr. Samuel Lewis of the W.P.A. <br />appeared before the Board to discuss the matter of <br />engaging Cary Memorial Hall on Feb. 11th and 12th for <br />the production of the play "Valley Forget by the W.P.A. <br />players, under the direction of the W.P.A. Mr. Lewis <br />stated that he understood that the charge for the hall <br />was 50;,00 per evening for theatricals, and:;he.;as ed <br />if the Board would consider making any reduction. <br />He stated that admission would be charged, but that. <br />the profits would go to the W.P.A. to pay for trans- <br />portation, hauling scenery and a royalty of $300. per <br />week. The actors are paid by the W.P.A. He a196 <br />desired the use of the hall for rehearsals on Saturday <br />Feb. 8th, and Sunday, Feb. 9th. The Chairman advised <br />him that a regular charge of $10. was made for rehearsals, <br />but that the Board would discuss the matter further and <br />notify him in regard to their decision. Mr. Lewis <br />then retired. <br />Mr. Potter moved that the use of the hall be granted <br />for the two days for rehearsals free of charge and that <br />a charge of $50. be made for each evening. Mr. Clark <br />seconded the motion, and it was so voted. <br />• <br />The Supt. of Public Works and the Supt. of the <br />Park Dept., Mr. Garrity, appeared before the Board to <br />discuss the Park Department budget. The estimate for <br />1936 was $19,715.00 and the amount spent in 1935 was <br />15,105.00. Mr. Garrity stated that although he had <br />cut down on maintenance in the budget for 1936, the <br />increase was due to proposed construction work. He <br />stated that some of the construction itets were repairs <br />to tennis courts; repairs to fence along Parker Street; <br />repairs to Park Drive; new locker building. He stated <br />that he had included in his budget $3000. to take care <br />of the materials for the proposed locker building and <br />intended to use W.P.A. or Welfare Labor to construct it. <br />There is no locker building at the playground at the <br />present time for persons using the athletic fields; <br />also that there were no toilet facilities there <br />whatsoever, and he felt that this building was very <br />much needed. He had in mind a stone building with <br />showers and toilets, and presented a sketch of the <br />proposed building. The Chairman felt that this was a <br />project that should be considered separately and not <br />included in the Park Dept. budget. He also felt that <br />Use of <br />Hall by <br />W.P.A. <br />Park <br />De pt. <br />Bud get . <br />
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