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it was up to the Committee to decide whether or nct it wanted an article in the warrant. Mr. Giroux suggested that no action be taken on the matter until it has been decided when a Town meeting will be:,held and then decide if an article is to be inserted. The Chairman said that the Board would contact the group at that time. Mr. Raymond informed the Board that he had received a letter from Lane & Company estimating that it would cost approximately $219.00 to install the partitions for a rest room and he figured that the equipment for the room would cost about $50.00 making the total cost approximately $275.00. No action was taken on the matter. 451 Rest Room The Chairman informed the Board that Mr. William R. Enlarging Greeley was going to meet him in a couple of days and go building, over the building and consider the possibility of enlarg- ing it. Mr. Raymond reported that Mr. Swenson of Marrett Road wanted to knew when the Town was going to get the pipe across his road at Clematis Brook. He thinks that the Town should get it in right away to enable him to get a crop off his land. At the present time be has to get into his land_ by way of Allen Street. Mr. Raymond said that he could shift a welfare crew over there and he thought that the work could be completed in a week or two and enable Swenson to use his land and he recommended doing it. Mr. Clark moved' that the Superintendentts reeoeQnendation be approved. Mr. Giroux seconded the motion and 3t was so voted. The Chairman requested Mr. Raymond to make up a tentative list of places he could use Welfare men and to report tht number of men that he could use. Mr. Giroux moved that,any time Mr. Raymond wanted men from the Welfare Department to go to work' forhim to request them from Mr. Mitchell and to advise the Board if he was not successful in getting them. Mr. Clark seconded the motion and it was so voted. Mr. Clark asked for a list to be submitted next week listing the men that did not show up for work. The Board then requested Mr. Raymond to submit a report every Tuesday showing how many Welfare men he was using and how many he could use. Mr. Raymond reported that Mr. Frank Shepard had applied for a granolithic sidewalk on the Mass. Avenue side of his house to fill in the gap. Relative to curbing, Mr. Raymond said that they had asked for an appropriation for curbing to start fixing up Mass. Ave. beginning at the Arlington line, and he thought that if the Board wanted the curbing installed in front of Swenson property. Welfare men to work. Sidewalk at Shepard property and curbing program.