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432 SELECTMEN►S MEETING MAY 119, 1937 ' A regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen was held in the Selectmen's Room, Town Office Building, at 4:00 P.M. Chairman Ferguson, Messrs. Potter, Giroux, Clark and Ross were present. The Clerk was also present. Mr. John J. Garrity'appeared before the Board to discuss the matter of appointments tot he playground positions for the coming summer. Mr. Garrity said that he had a very short list of applicants and it would be necessary to break in some new people and for that reason he would like an experienced person at the head of the center playground. He recommended that the following people be appointed: Florence Caswell - Instructor - Center Playground - 9 weeks @ $18. per week; Betty Nourse - Instructor - Center Playground - 10 weeks @ $18. per week; Marjorie McCullough - Instructor - Center Playground - 8 weeks @ $16. per week; Jack Mara - Instructor - Center Playground - 9 weeks @ w22. per week; Ruth Custance - Pool Attendant - Center Playground - ' 10 weeks @ $10. per week; George Morse, Jr. - Pool Attendant - Center Playground - Playground 10 weeks @ $10. per week; positions Bette Thompson : Clerk, Center Playground - 10 weeks C10. per week; Miss Rose E. Cunningham - Music Instructor - Center Playground - Hourly rate of $1.50; Florence Archibald - Instructor - East Lex. Playground - 9 weeks @ $18. per week; Robert Eichorn - Instructor - East Lex. Playground - 9 weekV @ $18. per week; Francis Rocque - Instructor - North Lex. Playground - 8 weeks @ $18. per week; Fred B. Hunneman - Pool Caretaker - $250. for season; Edward Readel - Supervisor and Tennis Instructor - Center Playground -9 weeks @ $28. per week. Mr. Ross moved that the appointments be made as recommended by Mr. Garrity. Mr. Clark seconded the motion and it was so voted. Mr. Clark informed Mr. Raymond that Mr. Frank Curbing at Shepard was anxious to have curbing Installed in front Shepard of his property at the junction of Mass. Avenue and Percy property. Road. Mr. Raymond was instructed to go down and look ' over the situation and report to the Board on it next Tuesday evening.