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to the Unclassified Account. Mr. Potter moved that the Chairmants suggestion be approved. Mr. Locke seconded the ' motion and it was so voted. Mr. Locke moved that Mr. Moloy be instructed to request small groups who have been granted permission to use Eatabrook Hall to move into a conference room when practicable. Mr. Dotter seconded the motion and it was so voted. 1 The Chairman said that the Board had approved the purchase of a tractor from Road Machinery and the purchase of a V -plow from Snow Removal. He said that if the tractor was turned down, it would be unnecessary to purchase the V—y1hew.and he wanted to know if in that event the Selectmen wanted to recommend the purchase of four snow plows, at a cost of $1200QVOQ from Snow Removal, The Board felt that this was the thing to de. The Chairman said tlat:.theSelectmen had recommended certain increases in salaries but had taken no definite stand on the question of a salary out. The Appropriation Committee has taken a stand in opposition to any salary out. He wonted to know what position the Board wanted to take should the matter arise at the Town Meeting. Mr. Potter moved that the Chairman be authorized to say that the Selectmen were opposed to a salary cut. Mr. Locke seconded the motion and it was so voted. Flim Use of Hall. Road Machinery Salaries The Chairman said that Mrs. Malcom Fuller of 32 Independ- Onoe Ave. had requ9sted that a police officer be stationed Police at the intersection of Mass. Ave. and Independence Ave..as Protection children were going to and from scho6l and sidewayks were.not children plowed on the westerly aide of Mass. Avenue. Mr. Sarano said that there was an officer at that location this morning. Mr. Morse appgared before the Board relative to Welfare matters. Welfare The meeting adjourned at 9t2b P. M. A true record, Attestt Clerk.