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The regular meeting of the, BOard of Trustees was held at the Mesi~rHom~£' stead on Wednesday Evening, November 5th. I947 at ?;30 P.M. ~Those Present; T~stee P~gi, Sidote, Rile~,Goebel,Berinato,Terwilliger, ' Ma~or Te~le, Atty. Schofield ~nd Tre~a. Meeti~ called to.order. Roll call. ~e minute~ of the previous reg~ meetl~ were read.. ~on mo~i0n by T~uatee Berinato and ae~ed by Trus- tee Terwilliger the minute~ ata~ ~pted aa read. ~a~ Temple a~ounced we ~11 di~enae ~th the reg~ order ~ in order to he~ from those pre~ent who wiahea to ~e~ beffore the ~embera of the Bo~d. Mrs, Albert Lobbed approached the ~d in reg~da to the trucks and c~a ~e~ t~o~h Reaer~ Place maki~ for her chil~en at pla~. She a~geated ~at the Vil~e ~e this a on~ wa~ street and o~ ~low the trucks and c~ to enter on Fra~in Street. ~ ~ayor Te~le ad, ced her that this matter ~d ~ taken up later ~n the meetly. Mr. H~an of the Central H~aon G ~ E 0o~. a~on~ced that the ~reed to fiance the coat of the new merc~y ~por lights to Be ina~led on ~eat a~ ~at M~n ~reet a~ ~ao a p~t of ~ket Street a~ they ~d bill ~e vlll~e ~ter the ~ney ia raised in the b~,dset. He ~ao ',reported that ~he cost of gas to heat the Police Station ~d a~r~e a~ $ 2~.00 per moth but the Vil!~e ~d ha~ to p~chaeed ~he heater. . The m~bers decided that the q~stion of heatl~ the Police station by gas ~ held at abeya~e for the time ~i~. Mayor T~le reported that John W. Hau~nne st el who was appointed 0hairman 0f the Veterans Memori~ a~ recreation committee ~shes to tendered his ,restg~tion aa o~air~n of the committee. ~yor Te~le requested ~. Jae. Eva~ ~o ~a present at the meeti~ and a mem~r of the oo~lttee If he would consider taking over chairmanship. Mr. Evans replied that he was unable to gi~e the time on account of other business but he w~uld serve on the committee. Treasurer LeRo7 also a member of the committee spoke in regaxds to the committee trying to a~range to purchase some land by the lake to develops into a recreation Park but their seem to Be a lot of red -,tape to go through on this particular piece of land. Mr. Evans suggested why not get in touch with the committee from the Lions club to ascertain if they w~uld be willing to go ahead with the plans. M~yor Temple aug- gested he would call a conference for Friday night and have the members of the Board with the Lions club committee to discuss deta~ils. The regblar order of business w~s again taken up as re.oorded~ ~91. Health Officer Dr. O'Brien report for the month o~ October w~s read as roi'lO'ed. During the month of OctoBer there were the usual amount of colds for this time of year. There were no outbreak of contagious disease or intes.tinal trouble. Two cases of scarlet fever were reported to the Health officer during the month both of these were of mild nature a~d no particular complication followed. No nuisance oases were brought to the the attention of the Health officer. Water sample was taken and sent to Albany and the report w~s satisfactory as usual. Motion by Trustee Paggi and seconded by Trustee Berinato the report be accepted as read. ~2392. Police Justice Begg report fo~ the month of October was read announ- cing that the sum of $ 250.00 ool~.eoted in fines and bonds were sent to the State Dept. as to comply with the new law. Motion by Trustee Berin~to and seconded by Trustee Paggi the report be accepted as re~d. (See page