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pow SELELCTMEN'S MEETING 3 JANUARY 13, 1986 A regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen was held on Monda January y' y 3, 198 in the Selectmen's Meeting Room, Town Office Building, at 7:30 p.m. Chairman Marshall, Mrs. Battin, Mr. McLaughlin, Mr. Eddison, Mr. Dailey; ; Mr. Hutchinson, Town Manager; Mr ='Cohen Town CO'unsel; Ms. Adler, Asst. to the Town Manager; Mrs. Snow Clerk, were present. CORY'S OF LEXINGTONs INC. Petitions of Cory's of Lexington, Inc. for change of officers, change of Manager and transfer of stock were noted by Mr. Marshall, Mr. Charles Eldred, owner and current President introduced proposed officers in the Corporation and the new Manager and Acting Manager and explained the IONK requests for changes under Cory's Restaurant Liquor License. He stated that the operation, exterior and interior appearances and name of the restaurant will be unchanged. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve the application of Cory's of Lexington, Inc. d /b /a Cory's of Lexington, 20 Waltham Street, and petitions for change of Manager from Robert Montague to Gary W. Meson; transfer of stock ( 100 shares) from Neil R. Schauer, Charles Eldred, Robert G. Montague and Monok Yarian to Stephen V. Miller, Robert J. Mutrie, Albert H. Surprenant and Gary W. Dleson; and change of officers as follows: Stephen V. Miller, President (director) Albert H. Surprenant, Treasurer (director) Robert.J. Mutrie, Clerk (director) MINUTES Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve the minutes of the Selectmen's Meeting on December 16, 1985, as presented. HOLLAND /ESTOW DOG HEARING Mr. Dailey reported on procedures at the January 3rd Hearing on the Holland /Estow dog complaint. Police Chief Furdon, who will under new State Law take over such matters in the future, attended the Hearing. Mr. Dailey noted Mr. Holland's complaints that the Estow dog had been running loose, causing minor damage on his property and barking excessively. Mrs Estow had '` refuted these charges and had produced letters from other nearby neighbors attesting to the dog's good behavior, Mr. Dailey said that efforts by Mr. Estow in the past few weeks to restrain his dog and control its barkin g had been acknowledged by Mr, Holland, who had requested appropriate Town intervention to assure that this situation would continue.